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C AL IF"ORNIA M 0 N 0A'V APRIL 1:, •ga• ~ ... t ~1~
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Vest saves .cop's life in :shootout
Meanwhile, manhuntcontlnuingfor -
(second gunman in Huntington robbery
unidentified man was lolled when
Deuel returned the lift' and one of the
officer's bullets struck the man in the
head.
The man's panner. who apparently
fired a shotgun blast at Sgt. Deuel,
sljppcd away in the darkness despite a
night-long police search of the area.
Police, Wlth assistance from ne1~
borihg' law enforcement agencies.
cordoned ofT the area and clo~
Pacific Coast H1ghwa) 1n the down-
town area but the robbery suspect
couldn't be located.
gt. Deuel. 33, a seven-year veteran
of the Huntington Beach force. re-
mained ofTduty today Wlth a severely
bruised chest.
center of his chest."
lnvc;upton say they've sent
fingerprints of the slain man to the
FBI. Police believe they'll set a better
rundown on the aunman who aot
away once they know the identity of
the dead man. The fuaitivc is wanted
for homicide (the death of another
during the commm•on df a felony),
attempted hqmicidc of an officer and
robbery.
By ROBERT BARKER .
Of IN D1111J NM lt8"
Huntington Beach Sgt. Ed Deuel
owes his life to his bulletproof vest
today af\er the police officer ex·
changed shots with two gunmen
outside a downtown .. head shop" on
Coaet
Border blitz sees more
than 35 major smuggling
rings smashed./ A3
Artukovlc would be tried
as war criminal Instead of
political foe, Yugoslavian
officials say./ A3
Callfomla
"Dallas" star admits to
high school kids he's an
alcoholic./ A4
Poll shows most heroes
today are film stars, like
Clint Eastwood and
Eddie Murphy./ A4
Study shows gasoline
prices are heading up -
about seven cents a gal-
Ion./ A4 .,
Nation
t>resident Reagan hosts
fundralser to aid
N!caraguan refugees./ A4
Scientists now believe
AIDS had Its deadly origin
In monkeys./ A4
The fifth, and oldest,
artlflclal heart patient Is
reportedly bleeding fol-
lowing Sunday's six-hour
surgery./A4
World
Shuttlenauts may at-
tempt to revive a satellite
that failed to fire after
departing Discovery./ A4
Terrorists are blamed for
explosion that kllled 18
people./A4
Paparazzi
Guests were In for a
surprise-cum-color-
shock at the "NUVO"
fashion show .I AS
Sports
The Golden West College
men· s swim team is llkefy
to dominate this year's
state meet./81
West German Bernhard
Langer wins the Masters
golf tournament./81
Marv~lpus Marvin Hagler ""9t~s off agalA9t---
Thomas "Hit Man"
Hearns for middleweight
tltle./82
Enteoatnment
Seven more stage pro-
ductions this week will
make It a full house for
local theaters./ A7
INl>EX
Bridge A8
Bulletin Board A3
ClusJfled 86-8
Com Ice A8
Croaeword 86
Death Notice• B• Horbsco~ 87
Ann;Landers A5
Opinion A6
Paparazzi AS
Police Log A3
Public Notices B4. 6
Sporta 81-4
Stock Marketa BS
Tetevlalon A5
Theaten A 7
Weather A2
Pacific Coast Highway.
A still·unidentified tattooed and
long-haired gunman with a bushy
beard fired a shot from semi-auto-
matic .45-calibcr handgun into the
center of Dcuel's chest during a
weekend robbery attempt. But the
.. There seems to be no question
that it (the bulletproof vest) saved his
hfe ... Lt. Merle Schneblin said toda).
.. The doctor Who treated him at
Pacifica Hospital ~1d It could have
been fatal because the bullet h1t 1n the A police spokeswoman said Deuel
was making a routine patrol check
shortly befor~ 10 p.m. Saturday at a
bar two doors down from the Things
for Your Head shop at 410 Pacific
Coast Highway when an employee of
the diug paraphernalia store tnpped ~
silent alarm.
The suspect wh o was to lo~ his hfe
seconds later walked out the store and
was confronted by Deuel. who had
(Pleue He RBCOP'8/A2)
I
Sorrie post Office_s
staying open to
handle tax rush
By PHIL SNEIDERMAN Bailey, retail sales manager for post
0t 1Mo.., ..... 1Wt offices in Orange County, said two
A handful of U.S. Post Offices facilities will have late service W1n-
along the Oraoge Coast will stay open dows open for stamps and C%f't1ficd
late ton 1gh t to accommodate maJI. and other stat1ons will continue
thousands of residents anxious to to accept mail through midnight for
beat the midnight dcadhne for paying an Apnl 15 postmark that wa.11
state and federal income taxes. prt"vent an IRS penalty ~rms must be in the mail with Postal service wmdows.~U remam
an ..\pnl 15 postmark to avoid open unul I I p.m. JO Sant.a Ant°\t
penalties. 220 1 N. Grand Aveoue ano 3101
Nationwide, an estimated 10 Sunflower Avenue. Mail can be
m1lhon couples and individuals were deposited at the stations unul mid-
puning finishing touches on their night for Apnl 15 postmarks.
returns today. The following post offices alone the
.\n IRS hotline 1s scheduled to Oran$CCoastWlllallowdepos1tsunu.l,
continue accepting calls until 6:30 midnight for Apnl 15 postmarks but
p.m. today. The toll-free number 1s wrthlot have late ~rv1ce windows for
o.-y "'°' pttot•.,, McNt11 • ..._ (800) 424-1 ~.n IRS walk-in stamp sales and cen ified mail:
HuntlJaCton crime ecene lnTea'1a. atora and police probe scene of shooting. assistance office will re-main open Hutlactoe Beacll: Main office. until 6:30 p.m. at 24 C1v1c Center 6771 Warner Avt'
Plaza. Santa Ana. in lhe Federal La1ua Beack Pla)a offisc. 350 --' / · r . ' Building. Pn<.ate tax preparation Forest Ave
NB resl.,d .. e' ~ts seek court ~~~~~sot:e~~~~~~ed~=~~: M~a:~~l~~lv~,~~a!ala
1 ToaccommodateOrangeC'ounty's Newport Beacla: Main offict'. 113-' hearing in-·ren t dis Pu te _'8St·m-'"u-te t-axpa-:n -Flo-rind-a __ ,P•eue_8ee_L-ATE-'A2)
Newport Shores dwellers ap})eal a rti"ftra tion
ruling in lease hassle with StgnalLandm~rk
basedonappra1sal~ofaboutSIJ.O(X} HB City workers per lot. Signal Landmark 01Tic1als sa)
11's closer tci S 100.000 per lot. d e 1 • e
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By ROBERT HYNDMAN Irvine over ho"' mucll they should °'..,. Dllllf,... ,..., pay on their monthl) land lease'i
Newport Shores residents have At issue 1s the marke1 \alue ol thc
AtlornC}'> rrpre'iCnting the com-pon er1ng 1m1t mun II) liled au. nt of mandate Frida ~ ' ·
1n the 'itatc 4th Distnct C oun Of ·
..\ppealc; in Santa ..\na asking that an th e b 9 asked a state appeals court to overrule land beneath their Newport Short."'>
an order that says a rent dispute with homes. Month I) lea~s arc based on fl
their la ndlord should be decided by percent of the market 'aluc: of ea<:h
arbitration. lot.
..\pnl ' ruling h~ Orange Count) on e1r oss pay ~~~~~~~~un Judge Judith R~an he .
R)an had rl'Vll'wed argument~ h)
both sides Apnl I and derided that
the rent d1spuu be rc'>ohed through
arb11rat1on octw1..-cn ~1gnal Landmark
Instead, residents of the West But resident-; and ~1gnal 'Land mark
Newport Beach community want a disagree on ho" 1hc land "'hould be
full court heanng to air their d1f· appraised.
ferences with Signal Landmark of Residents sa' lhl' n:n1 '>hould ht." (Pleue aee HEARiftG/A2)
Lie detector test indicates
Dotson didn't pommit rape
MENOMONEE FALLS, Wis. (AP) returned Dotson to Jail.~~ ing he did with Dotson at the 11me ot the alleged
-Cathleen Crowell Webb. who has not believe Webh'' nw SlOr) rape. that <;he IOOk part IO a !,Cl( act
recanted the rape account that put a Attorney John M ann and Wchh with him. that <,he had an' ph y\1cal
man behind bars sill years a~o. took a held a news conrcrc cc at h" offi ce contact with him and that 'ihc had
he detector test which indicates she here in whi ch he • presented the taken pan 1n :i '>l'\ Jl't "'ith an) one a1
was telling the truth when she denied responses to four QU1i5t1on., asked of the time.
that Gary Dotson raped her. her Webb. , The test 1nd1ca1cd her rl''ipon~'> to
lawyer said today. In respondrna-tfr,f, thl· QUC\lion\, be truthful. Md.ario "31d.
A JUdgc in llhno1s last week Webb denied that ~flq was ph) s1calh (Plea9e eee LlE TEST I A2)
Irvine seniors tops
in 'basics' testing .
Hu ntln-on students finished las t on Coast
b~t their scores fall within expectan cy ra nge
Twclf\h araders in the Irvine Um-wert tested. but th<' re'iult'i will not he:
lied High SchQOI Distnct were among released until ne't fall.
the top scorers throuabout the county State high school averages. rclea~·d
in statewide testina on·readin&. writ-last month by ('aliforn1a school~
1n, .. spol\ing and mathemat,ics. Superintendent 8111 Honig. sho"'cd
rvntc high school seniors finished seniors an wered cortectl) 1n 6X '
at or near the top among tht 1 Si' , pcrccnt..of the math quc\llnn., \tu OrangeCount)'!IChoold1stn~~ts 1na~ dents scored 69 7 percent 1n 5JX'll1n11.
the yearly C"'alifomia A (n tnt and 63.2 perttnt in wn11ng. Program tests I t December. / All three avernac scores were the:
TowArd the other ~d of the ~ale h1ghest 1n tht' past dl-caddor the thn.·c
was the Huntin~ton Beach Union cateaoncs.
Hiah School District. ranked last Cahfom1a \Cn•or 1Corcd 62 9 Jl(T·
llf9na the Oranae C'03Sl The d1stnct cent 10 the rt'ad1n1 test. up 7 percent
finished 10th 1n the ·county ftr frt~ pn-v1ou~ school )Car but
rcad1na. and 11th f~r wntma anti lo rA h the preud1n1 eight )Cars
mathel'nattts. ,. ' 1 ~ tiae ( ount). ltv1nc lln1ficd
Oranet County as a whole finished pq • the h11hc't mathematic'
above the st.1tcw1de·averagcll, which . wub 7_7 J ptl'l'Cnt l he d1stnct
m most c1tt«"19rie were the h11hc~ 1n fin1sh~d ~·ond 1n the count) m
10 years ~dana and writing t'ategones. po\
The )() to 40-mtnutc te,ls wtrt I ~on·s of (lQ 6 percent and '71 0
tak~n t>y 218.1 ~4 California h1ah rct'nt ~hoot ~n1ors,f incl\,\d~naL2 1 ~ · In.int' l n1firtl \<'hool 0 1.,lmt l('Sttd-~ ro~!Y StU41eAlt IA WA19~·ronunu~ lh<' htati ~onna
1he third. sixth and .. .,.th 1~c' al~' trettd cn10>~ b" th<' di.,tnct dunna
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TONY
SAAVEDRA
PERSPECTIVE
the: pa t four \Car\
Howe' er. Brute (11\. ncr. deput\
\up<.>rintc:ndcnt . 'l31d thc district'' tc\t
rc:sultc/iprClbabh w 111 lc' cl oO within a
vear C111'1two
·-rn1 pleased to sec this trend
\on11n\ung 10 t~ la'it fc,~ )'ear" ..
(•I' ner \J1d 'Tm \urc wc'rc go1na to
pe:at. ~ut I think ourcOom arc pa~ 108 off ..
t k ..aid the: d1stm:1 has concen·
1ratC'd on Ol."l1dem1~ cou"CS and other
clasl\C!> to n.•inforct the \taplc" of rt'attfnJ. \\Tll1n1 und •nthmehc
lrv1nt' l lnified apparent!) wa' un·
hampered b\ the c;ta1e "( a"h for
(. -\P" proaram, which olkred
linanc1al 1ncrnt1ve-; to dl'lnct'i ad-
mm"1rnna the tr\t\ lo •at lea'it '>'
pcrC'Cnt of their chaibk studcnt'i
Oencrall\. tcsuna mort' c;tudcn1'
1endc; to lowtr the ta\.era~ Ho\\evrr
'tatewidc: 'ICO~Hhmbcd for I 9ft4 ft~
r"r\ t'nma )ran. of back hdma
\tate cducauon offinal' '81d lhl' rmsntm h<ni\lcd "'ti all partlCl· ,
(Pl~aM Me tRYIMS/ A2l
E mployees ra nkled over th eir 5 percen t raise
while top city administrator got 7 .4 percent
By ROBERT BARKER
Ofltw~ ..........
Disgruntled Hun11ngton &·al:h (II'
employees arc sur\.C)'1ng thc1r ou. n
rank and file to dt'termine 1f thc\
'ihou Id try to persuade 'otcrs lO put J
hm1t on pa)' ra1~s lnr the 1np l 11\
adm1n1strator
The 4()0..plu'> mcmhef'\ nl lhl'
\1un1c1 pal Emplo)ee" .\'i~x 1atmn
have been feuding "1th ( "' l.dmin
1strator Charles Thomp<,on l'' l'r '>iOll0
the) were denied a 'i1 pcrn•nt pa~
increase last fall
The~ accused Thompson <11 'hJd
1a11h" bargaining and took the lJ't0 t<1
Orange ( ount) upenor < 11un
"'here Judge Judith R~an rukd in lhl·
l'll\ 's favor la.st month Bui thl·
emplo\ees. "ho also fill-d J SI .l
m1ll1on damage: claim against the Cit\
plan to aprc:al
In the ml·anume the af>~1at1on·s
ll·adcrs ha't' 'i<'nt a quMtionnaire 10
mcmher'i asking 1f the~ 'd support a
ballot in111all' t• that would hmll
Thompson·-; ..alan increa\t.· to the
~me percentage a .. the low~1 rate
increase rC<'CI\ cd h~ am "'' bargain-
ing unit
T ll qua hf~ lhe 1<;c;ue on tht' ballot in
""mcmbl·r. emplo)ces must collect
about I i.000 'i1gnaturc<; b~ .\ugust.
Records <,how that Thompson. the
h1ghl·s1 paid lit) cmplO)«'. makes
x ll.5n a H~ar in \<!Ian l lnhke other
l'mph"cc\. hl' P<l' s his· own contnbu-
11om 10 the retirement S)stem
( 11\ ( uuncil members. who pH
(Pleue eee EllPLOYltE8/A2)
Youth, 17, held
in fire~ slaying
Burned body of victim found a long freeway:
ma n h a d s ha red Coast condo with suspect
By PHIL SNEIDERMAN
Of .... Delly Net .....
Oran1c < ount\ <-hcritf, 111
vc\ttgator.. ha'<' arrt'\tcd a I' '<'·11
old Dana Point \Outh ~u!>pclll'd 10
the ~la\lng lll ;i man "ho~ p.iniJlh
burned nude ~' u.a<. d1'-'<"Crl'<l
late la't wed. 3long a trceu.a' 1n
Rl '<'"lde ( C'IUOI\
Shenff, l 1 R1C'hard Ol~n ..a1d 1hr
tccn-egrr and 11\t' munkr 'H'llm ho1h
h'ed in a Dana Poil\t cond<lm1n1um
th.it WS'i the \(e0(' nf a \U\PI\ ltHI\ lir('
la'it \\CCI.
The tC'C'n·a1er wa'i • ITC\tcd f nd.n
in th<' "lonhcm ( ahfomia {()wn ol
Rrcnt'o'OOd lnd ha!> l"IC'cn 'ilnrc thc-n
11lc<'n pla~c-ti 10 Oran~t' < nunt\ JU\t'O
11C' Hall H1' nnmr "l' withht'ld
hccau\(' of ti•" apt' ~ Ol<;t'n \31d th(' tkad man u.a'
1dcnhficd a' Phillip \lkn Pa r"'''""
~-mi\1l' ~:"h wa' J1<;t0\rrrd in
R" <'"1de < ount\ alonjl I nt<'l\l,11r 111
h\·t""n·n ( Jlinw-.a .tnd Bannin@. It
h<id tx·cn hurnl'd
1 hr \ha1ff., 'flt''-c,man '3id an
.rnh'fl'' 10 Riq•r<,1dc ( ount' re-
' t•.tkd th.it Par'<m'> had ht't'n \hot in
I hl U ppc-r 1111\ll
c )l,nn \.Hd l'Jr-.on' home on tht·
'400ll hltx lo. 111 C •rl"cn I .intt•rn in
Dana Point\''" th<" ~cnt' '''a Im· la\t
Tut•-.din th.It ""a' t'\tingu1\ht•tl h\ .1n
automalll 'pnnt.kr 'l\Stt·m ""u one
wa\ at thr rt'\llkOl"l' al the time
I 1 refitthtt'f' rl'\ponded he ..aid
~h "11d fircfip.hter\ dctC'rm1ned th4:
bla1e wa' ol \U\f'I\ mu' onttm and
~hcrtff\ tll'put1c' armt'\I W'tth a
-.c.irt h wan ant tnund l'' 1dcn(c in-
'ldc 1nd1,atin& a hom1t 1tk might
hJ\c: lakcn rlatc at 'he' home
01\0n dl'l hncd tu ..a~ what that
"' 1dcnC'c wn' He \aid the d1KO~tty
11f thC' ~Id' ;and the tn\-"" tson of
1'1t' fiTT It'd to the-arTnt o tceQ·
er rnd" .iOcmoon
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By tk At1oci1td ftt11
man in 1 wheelchair wa) 1UTd tcd
•· for invc1tiatation of attempted
murder aner two men who rcfu!'lCd a
i.ohc1lat1on for mone) were shot a'i
they sat in their car. authon t1es in the my of Oran&e utet
David 1·ruJ1llo Hcrnandc1. H. or
<)range wa5 booked at Oran&c < 'ou~t)
. .
Jatlcarly Sunday, wud pohC'c S,t. Jack
Davenport. He flad been deuuncd by a third man in the v1ct1ms' car who
~s not wounded.
Davt'npon ~•d the three wcrt
approached by a wheelchair-bound man who asked for money to buy
fooU When the driver ~1d he had no
monc) tbc man pulled a ~mall
handgun and fin:d tw1cc. accord1na to
lhc police 3C\'OUIH.
M11uel Anacl G11rcia. 33. of Slinta
Ana was suflercd a shoulder wound
and was in stable eond1t1on at l I I
Medical Center. Davenpon said.
Francisco PreLa, 2S, of Anaheim.
suffered a minor chin wound. The
uninJ urcd man wa\ identified as Jow
Alvaro Pl"C'1a, 21, of Santa Ana.
EMPLOYEES SEEK CURBS ON BOSS' PAY ..•
From Al
1tw c1ty employees a 5 percent pay
t11kt' 1n'>1ead of tht• 5'>'1 pny mcreaM:
LATE TAX •••
From Al
''ameltr.11.I.. B.alboa ~uh'ita11un. 204
Main. Balboa l'iland Suh'itat1on. 206
Manne Aw .. R1ver!l"k 'iubsta11 on,
191 R1ver~1deAve.
Batley ~ad other po!lt offices along
the coa!ll "'111 ob~ne normal datl)
pickup deadline<;. u'l>uall~ 5·30 or 6
pm.
they wanted. grunted Thompson a 7.4
percent pay incrca~e.
fn the memo.I labor ~pre"1Cnta11ves
said , "One or the moi.1 1n5uh1ng
aspect of last year's waae nego-
tiatlOM was the d afTcrential between
the percentage wnge increase MEA
members received and what the city
administrator got
"( ity management negotiatori..''
the rncmo continues, "ha ve ukd
local $Ulary surveys against MEA
mcmber'i. If an~ pos1t1on in the cuy is
overpaid. certainly has as the one that
stands out."
Jamci. Harker, an auornc) for the
e mployee!., charJed Thompson
bypa!l~d public opinion 1n the ne10-
11at10M :md caused P<>Or morale
among the workeri..
Thompson ·said he had no com-
ment on the proposed in111a1ive. He
!>ntd prt'viously that all cmployct
units wert' hm1tcd 10 5 percent
increases last year and to jttvc more to
tht MEA ".would be to gavc away the
store."
He also prcv1ousl) h1n1ed 1ha1
labor leaders an: i.t1rnng up mailers to
prolo ng the controversy.
HB COP'S VEST SAVED HIS LIFE •.•
From Al
arrived at the scene promptl>-Ocucl
ordered the man lOaS'>Uml' "a lacllcal
po\1t1on" on his knee'>. a polirt
'>pokesman ..atd.
The ~<:ond 'u~l)Cl'I walh•d out
moments lain and hl· 100 wa\
ordered to his kneec,
Aul one of the men produced ;,
"'capon and one shot hit Deuel in the
lhec,t, thl' '>pokcswoman ..aid
The \-eteran sergeant "ab\orbed"
1hc.1mpac1 of the shot and fired bad •.
\Inking the su<,pecl 1n. the head. The
man was prono unced dead at Foun·
ta1n Valle} Communit y Hosp11al.
Hts pannerapparl'ntly fired oil on"
blast and then fled.
•About S200 an cash'; pipes. lighters
and M:ales takcn from th e shop were
recovered.
The slain man was dci.cnbed as
being between 30and 35 years old. He
we ighed 213 pounds and had numer-
ous talloos on his arm1.. chcsh and
back
The suspect who'\ the object of the
search also 1s ~hevcd to be LO h1\
early 30s. about S rcct I 0 incht's tall
and wcighin& about J 8S pounds. He
had a thick dark mustache and wai.
wearing a red shirt and Levis, police
said. He was believed to be Caucasian
but may have been Hispanic. the
police spokeswo man said.
The incident has been turned over
to the Orange County District At·
torncy's offi ce for investigation, as is
routine in shootings involving police
officers.
HEARING SOUGHT IN RENT DISPUTE •••
From Al
and 1he Newpon Short'> ('ommuntl>
Assoc1at1on.
In arb1tart1on hearings. each '>tdr
sclcc&s a rcprc'ICntattvc. Together
they may choose a third person to
, break deadlocks.
• The arbitrators then decide on a
fair course of action and that dec1sron
is legally binding.
Judge Ryan ordered that arbt·
· trator~ be ~lccted by Wcdnesda)
Ninfa O'Bncn. leader of the resi-
dents· group said a full court heanng
• 1s prtfcrred over arb1trat1on.
• "We believe we deserve a Jury of
our peer\ w hear lhl' arguments."
O'Brien said 1h1s morning.
O'Bnt'n said a tull court heanngs
would allow re!ltdents to present
more evidence. i.ubpoena infor-
mauon and ask for depos1t1ons from
many of the leaseholders.
Thoo;c opportunities. she !lays. ma}
not be available through arb11ra11 on.
The re'11dents also believe their
community association should not be
a party in the arb11ra11on as ordered
by Judge R}an.
Mem bcrs of the assoc1a11on 's board
of directors also represent residenti.
who own the land beneath their
homes. For directors to seek a lower
market value on the land on bchalfof
the leaseholders would therefore rep-
resent a conflict of interest.
Signal Landmark. however. sup-
ports arbitration.
A spokesman for the development
<.·ompany said earher this month that
11 has selected a reprcscn1at1ve -
former Orange County Judge Wil-
liam Lee. The retired Judge. he said.
has ne\ler worked fo r Signal Land-
mark
~LIE TEST BACKS DOTSON STORY ... : P'romAl
Webb told the news conference '>hl·
took the test because she kntw \hl·
• had nothing to hide.
"My reaction to the results'! I knew
-ll was going lo rnmc out thl' truth
-becauM! I was tcl ltn~ the truth." said
Webb. 23 "They will never find an)
phy'>lcal evidence that Gary Dotson
was wnh me because Ciar) Dolson
wa., n..-ver w11h me."
I he anorncy \atd the test wa'>
Jdm1n1'-ler1:d 'iaturda} O} Robert C
C ummtn'> a C'h1rngo polygraph
'>JX'<.talt<,t
Dot\on 2>S, ha'l c,crvl'd six years ofa
2'i· to .50-year rape sentence. He had a
week of freedom on hall pending the
11utrnmc of the llhnot'> hearing. but
"'a'> returned to pn'>on afll·r Circuit
fudge K1chard L Samuel\ rdu'>cd to
rl'' l'r\l' the ronv1ct1on ba\ed on Mrs
Wehh'' changed '>latcmcnt
T C\lt mon\ 1n 1979 lrom \\ l'hb
lhl·n a teen-ager had led \amul'I'> to
1mpt1\l' the ..cntt·ncc on l>ot'>on afln
h1 -, lOn\-1c11on on rape and ag·
gra va1cd k1dn:ipp1ng lhargc'>
\\ chb who now I I\ e\ 1 n "'lcv.
•
Hampshire. testified she made up the
rape: stOf) because she feared she
m1gh1 be pregnant by a boyfriend.
DotM)n·., relatives. meanwhile.
..aid they plan 10 send pe11t1ons with
at least' 5.(XJ(J '>tgnaturcs urging
Dot\On's release to Gov. Jame'i r hompson and the llhno1s Pnsoner
Rcvtt'W Board.
Lupt>I !.aid he planned lo file a
pc1111on for clemency with the board
this week and would include an}
pct1l1ons he received.
Fam ily members on Sunda) v1\-
1ted Dotson at the Dixon Correc-
tmnal Center.
1 ·upcl \atd Dot\C>n who had not
hccn 1<>ld of the nt·w development.
.. .,oundcd prctt) good" during a
telephone call.
"He '>aid he called me as ht' wa'> on
h1'> wav to 'iCe the warden and request
th<1t h~hc taken out of the <>egregnt1on
unit and put an wtlh the rc\I ol thc
pn,on populatton... Lu1x.'I 'iatd .
"which to me 1s an 1ndaca11on that
he'<, feeling bener ..
D11t\on was 1ran'lfcrrcd I nda)'
from the maximum secunty prison at
Joliet and put 1n isolation Friday at
mcd1um-!><:cunty Dixon because he
was '"extremely depre~!.td." Lupe I
satd.
l>ol\on wa\ moved from Johct,
where he spent the pa .. 1 six years.
bctau\c there was some t·onct'rn h1r,
new lame might provoke prisoners
tht•rt• to harm ham. 'latd Michael
Lam\ \late corrections director.
Lupel and correc11ons <;pokesman
Nie Howell both denied reporti. that
Dol!IOn wa\ moved because of fcari.
that he would <.omm11 \U1 c1de.
Lupel. who \pent I 1h hour!I w11h
Dol\On al 01xon on Saturday, said
his client wa\ encouraged by the
effort'> 10 free htm. incl uding Lupcl\
bad for executive clemency from the
governor and an appeal 1n '>late court
I upcl said he told Dotson "that all
h1Jpt: ""a'>n'1 11>'>1. that there·, a great
deal of puhlic -.upport."
··1think 11 ha\ hl'lp<'d create a scni;c
of hof)l'fulm·.,.,. rather than hopclcss-
nc\\ which was lhcrl· bef<1rc." Lupe I
'>:ltd H
_IRVINE SENIORS TOPS IN TESTING ...
From Al
pa1111n h~ 12 ix·rlenl fhc ca rrot for
lhl\ t·Hort V.cl\ a \ 14 4 mtlhon t><mu'>
111 hl· <11 \ ttkd among quafll~ 1ng
dl\llll l\
\111,1 \l llll'' Jltrng the< >rangl' < oa,1
v.l·rc .,1rgh1h h1ghl·r than or 1he '>8mc
,1\ prn 1ou'> '.>'l'ar'> Bui llun11ngton
ij~&ilh I 'n1on High "il:hool Dt'>lrtC'I
"'J' .1pparl'nll) hurt h) ''' eflon' 111 quJltl~ (or the extra mont')'
Whl·n \OU P•l k up I hat la\I ~or I()
pc:ru·nl >oti'n· gt·lltng lhl' '>ludcnt\·
"'ho don't want to tx· tl'\IC'd" said
l\\·tth l!Jrtw1g J pn,<itt' u>n'iultanl
111 t harg« of le'il1ng for the d1~1nu
\cnllH\ tn lhl· llunt1ngton lkalh
d1,1m 1 '><.ort'd fiS 6 percent 1n read-
ing f16 l 111"'n11cne~prl·,-.1on. 7 1 7 1n
'>r>t:ll1ng .111d 72 o 1n malhl'mJltl'>
I he '>tore\ tht'i )'Car wert• >S cit a
~r<.ent to 2 of a per<.ent Inv.er than
the pre\-t0Us )'t'ar
Whtll· 1hc lowe.,1 Jmong Orangl'
c·ua" h1glu.C"hool·d1..inC"l\ lhl' '><:MC\
Wl'rC '1t1h1..-the nrx•ttanl) 1ange for
dl\lrtll'> "'tth student\ from '>tmtlar
\IX.11>-<.'t 11nom 1c-hal kgmu nd'
Uut I lartwig -..ud Huntington
Hcach I 'ntfln would tr) lo 1mprl)\-C ti\
pcrlormanlt'
"I \lri>ngl} ''"IX'll lher(' " wml'
< ontcrn. and unn· W\' gt•t thl· full (lc'>I J
n·port and lhl' hreakdown., wc:'ll tx·
ahlt' 10 l\l'I 1n llnd tak.t• a do<.t·1 look."
hl· \:11d
l...a!(u n<t Heath I t n died \<. hool D1'r
f'>H4-X\ c al1lrirn1a \ ''>t'\\mt• n I Prd,krarn '>l<1rl''
Wrlllu
'kbool• R.tadla~ Expre11lon Spelllna Matb
fll ''fflNGTON BEACH t tNION
I )l\l Ill I"' uk ,, ~ ,,
"'' 7
71 7 71 (I
Ou·an V1(·w f1'1 I M7 70 I 71 s
f d1vm M1 IJ 61!' 72 2 7Hl
f ountatn V<1lll''t ,.,,, \ (1 7 4 72 2 nw
I lunt1ngton fit'lll h ( ' ~ M 6 7(1 ~ 70 I '~ Manna (,' 4 f17 , 7~ x 74 ' Wc'ltm1n\lrr ,, ' (, fif> ) 72 I {,l) s
W1ntrr\h1Hfl fill~ s11 1 Iii II f1 I I
IRVINt; NIFIEO
f>atmtw1dr ,,~ {, ., I () 7t, I 77 ' lrvanc 7(1 ' 6911 74 7fl.1>
Woodhndgc 71) ,, 7 I fi 7S lJ 16 CJ
I 'n1vrr\lt~ l1M X 72 4 71< I 7H ' \ r 1 r \ltrrna11't' (1' ~ "7 2 7 l I ,,, -,
LACIUNA RY.Al'H llNIYIEO
I .1auna Hcalh fin 7 MU1 '4 )I n1
NEWPOttT MESA UNIFIF.D
f )l\lrtl 1w1tlr f1X f1 711 4 7~ ' 74}
< 1>ron1 dcl ~for 011' 71 4 71 ' 7h 4
c mta Me~ 64 (J (17 () h'I t1 fJCI 'I
f \lJnc 1a 64 {) (1X ti 74 4 71 H
"4l'WJlOl l lf:tfh<H 71 II ,, l II 7l M 7' (}
UJU.Bu 70 I) t1X l 5 7 I 70 I -
llll l with onl} one high \Chcwl. wa\
ranked e1gh1h 1n the county an
mathemaltt''> But the district's math
'>rnrc of 7 l I pt:rcent wa~ below par
with d1\1t1t1\ -.c rvmg '>lmtlar com-
mun111n
Nt•wpo11-Me..a lJn1fttd Sc hool
l>t\lrtll v.a\ the only Orange County
dt\lmt n111 part1upa11ng in the honuc;
program th t'> \<.hool year.
l>alc Woollt-y, director o f rescanh
and '>tudcnt .,ervtlc'I, 'laid Nl•wport-
~c\a a11emptcd to lt''>I more '>Cn1or\,
but didn't ''rt"e fur 1hc 93 pcrct'nt
mark
"II wa\ a hrand new program that
~amc up 1n a hurry." Woolley wad. Hc
e11r>laincd 1hu1 Newport-Meta wn<tn 'I
prepared tu ITlcel the program re-
Qutr1:men1c,, whach included putting a
non.cJ1s1ne1 \upcrv1'i0r ~n each testing
room and offe11ng makeup tcst'I.
"~n1or\ an· prcll> wph1'1t1ca1ed r ht) know lhc tC\I\ don't ~COmC'
pan of their l1nd1v1dual) rn·ord'i. 'w<>
tht') tend to d1c,:'lppear, or be doing
otht"r thing,." he-\atd. The d1'1tric1
adm1n1'ilt'rcd thc-tnl\ to 84 pcr~nt of
1t' t>lia1blc I 2th·grade 'ltudent'I
Woolley added that Ncwpon-Mesa
h. d 'lomc ph1lowph1cal d1fTcrcnccs
with the ~tatc-over the "Cash for
C AP" bonu\C'I, otTcrcd on the ba\1~ of
pan1<.·1pat1on and \Core' .. r f) i.uddcnly put all the empham
on cam1ni dollJm from U\kina an
nam. we ha\lcallyd1dn't feel that wa't
the way to $0 tt't1s year," he u rd.
Among tnd1v1dual h1ah school\,
Nt'wport Harbor Htah posted the
h1ghc\I rnunt) \Core - 7 3 percent -
1n the writing catcaory. Newpon
Hamor. an thr Newpon·Mt'~ dt\
tnC't. alw topped the Oransc < oa\I an re. ding. with n \40re of 71 0 prrccnl
I ln1ver'i1ty lllsh School. in tht'
lrv1nr dl\tnll, had the h1ahcs1 math·
cmat1t \ wnrc 1n the OratJ&e < oa"t and
lhC' '<Wrul h1Jheit 1n the rnunt). w11h
711 l pcr<rnt
--.
Low clouds 'Cooler air ahead ' . Extenllvt low cloud• wm continue to cover th• ooutal atHt
of South«ri Calltornft through Tuetday •• cooi.r temp.ratur ..
prevatt ~·· the Netlontl WMlhtf' Servi<:• Mid. SOMt local dtlnle I• 11.kely from the ctouda. whlCh wlll only
~
ylekl Juel a bit In the etternoon. torec:aater• •aid
Along the Orenoe cout lhtf• wilt be night and morning low
~ouda wtth partltl •fttfnoon sunenlne Tu11d1y t fternoon Loott
dtlui. Mr1y TUMd1y. Coalef d•y• In 1n11nd artu High•
TIJltdty 85 to 70 Lows tonight 52 to 80, Frc>m Point Cone.piton to Sin Cl.mente llltnd 10 the tHxlcen Bord., and out 80 mllet -SouthWNI wind• 10 to 18
knots with 2 to 3-foot wind w•v• becoming eouthetly wind• 5 10
10 knoll tonight 1nd Tuead1y morning. 1nd aoothwHterty egaln
8 to t8 knot• TIJltd•y aNernoon. W11terly 1weU1 1 to 2 feel
Extenllve low cloud•
Temps ' F,_ONTS • l•ttleR«h " !)()
~Ou•••• ... 74 &6 Wiilff'._ I kl.,.... Memotl•• .. ~4 -0.~~ .s 1i'.., ;;j/i}f HIQI\ towlor24nou1aetldmg•1&• m Al!Mlny ')4 49 Mt-9-ll II 74 ,. "'"' RI\,., ' ,, • Sf"IO'flr 0 ( •• oe•J ..,,. .,,,,, 'r •.• A.y MllW-M Ml " Al~~ 11 41
AINll Ille> 77 !Kl Mpi.·•t P8')4 S3 j~ --., ... 4 ,., ••• tll' y .. . .. ..
N..,,vllte 73 st AIKl10t10• j I 1t All.,,lt 68 68 N9w 0rieane 11 ·~ 70 63 Atleinltc. Clly 6 7 SO New YClfk 48 48 l bOQ ljee(.11 ea o~ Norlofli.Ve 89 6~ M1ry1vU1• Calif. Temps Av111n 81 116 111 ~ 81111tm0f• 10 &4 Oklallom• t;ny 73 6S MonlOVll 74 48 Blt""°OI'.,,, 10 se Ornell• 01 39 Higl\ low toi 74 nours er11111111 •• S • "' Mon I.,~ 75 It 0.ltlnff 1$ ~ .Ml W~ton Bi.,.,..,c;. ~' 34 e ..... ,,.-io !19 u 101 t4 ,,,,~. 70 ~
_ ...
llolM 83 S3 Eu<el<a SI 48 N ... PO'tS..Cll 63 62 llolton ., 43 Pf>O<IN• tOO 70 Freei10 N 6S 90 55 14 58 7' S1 On1a110 Bu"llO PllttDutJ'n l ll'Glllll 89 81 •OS 11 Cupe. 71 31 Po1t11n M• 41 39 Lo• Ange4M 84 !>II Patm Sp11no• 17 51 Ch•11et1onSC 118 60 Puruano O• " 48 o•~•••ld 84 !>J PH.0.01 19 !17 c11 .. 1H1onwv ,. 5S PtO•IOet>Ce 47 48 p~~ RoC>... 90 49 Rl-..ae ., S3 Cllatlotle N (. flA S7 =:::Y" 64 $7 Aid Biutt 118 87 Sein 8'wMlllCllnO 92 5e ~ 13 40 Clly u 42 ~C.1•y 87 5e 811> 01bf ... 90 .. ~ ~9 •8 A-.. •• 46 S.C•-tri 88 M Sen JON n ~ Clncinnll• n 52 Rtc.M•Ond ,, ~ Saknu 80 !.3 8.,.11 Crur 91 48 81 l..o..n (II 51 l ahoe v 111ey C....,.•nd 7S SS SanO•-oo ee H flO 62 CoiuMbut,°'1 16 63 SI Pet•· Tamps 82 811 S... Fr•rlCIKO 84 S2 10111110 79 51 8111'1..•~• Clly ., 41 78 SI '!'Q44>1"11ttVly C-0 NH 81nt1 IM•blft 7 t ~3 Oallu-fl Wor11l eo 5S San An1onto 12 113 S1oc.ion 9S ~ o.yton 12 51 San Ju.,, PR 8• n HIQll !Ow lbf l4 IMIUI .... o•no •• s" m
!>efl• .. ,. 46 SI &11 Miit,. 39 33 81•t10W 9~ )() Tides S...tll• 58 •• o--50 37 91.....,,.,.11 {j] 4•, 011rOll 7' 49 Snt~I 79 •9 Btaoop ea 4 I
°""''" 60 37 Sllo4<-10 0 e1y11.. 103 63 TOOA'I' EIP1~ 83 S2 Syl8CU .. es SS f:"t'\f~nit !I~ S6 Secono 10"' 17 ~7 pm 02 flHblnk• 34 19 llJO'!k• 86 38 Secono nio11 1 2Sp m 01 rwoo 86 38 IUCIK>n 94 12 74 34 , ..... -73 ~ ,,,.,." Surf report f!JEIOA'f Or-Rlc>tdt 86 51 w1t11•noton 70 $1 r., •• k>• 1 121m I 2 34 Wk/>tte 72 44 0.llC Fellt 71 '"":::" I 02 Im • 7 """°'" 49 44 w111c ... e11t1e 113 52 LOCATIOff 112.I IHA.-E 12!1 p"' 00 1Wnuno100 ~" 1.3 fllf SllCO tow ~· 77 ~o RI-Jet~. Newi>O<I I 3 ,.it s.cono ""'n 7 Opm 48 71 HOl'IOlul\I •• 78 16 Eztended 40111 811Ml. Newl>O'> 1-3 , . ., Houelon ?2nd 51•111. ~ t 3 Ill• Sun NU IOOly II 6 24 p "' ·-lnOiMlllpollt 71 53 I .-di\' at ~ 11 I m ano Mtl 80'"" 11 ~_, .... 73 50 BlllbOIW~ 1.3 poof
l..aQUNllMctl ' J '"' 625pm JICklOn-71 1141 N1911I enCI tnOl'""'ll low clouOI wllll s ... c-1. ' , .... "'oon Mii 10d1, 11 2 31 p m -l)Alliy _,,y 1n·-· Hight Ill 1111 3ll 34 ""'-T-•Y 11 3 ~ 1 • m ancl 1111 8QA1"' Ill K-..Ctty tit 37 901 tl\CI 70. LO... In 1111 miO 409 llncl we1• •1n11> se 6 2Spm LUVegu 113 1141 llOs Swel4 OW-:li9fl aouttl-1
Teachers get their 'apples'
Orange Coast sch ools h on or top edu~ators
a t third annua l 'Day of the Teache r ' Tuesday
legl'-lauon that crentcd ( ·a1tlorn1a·s
1cad1l'r'> da) Kernahan ..aid that while honoring
( ·:i1tforn1'a teachers. the observance
ueates role models that may cn-
lOuragc )tudcnts to also become
educator'> By TONY SAAVEDRA
Of Ille Dall)' flMol a l811
Teache" will be treated to break-
fast. taken 10 lunch. praised. ap-
plauded and lauded Tuci.da> a\
Orange Coast schools observe thl'
third annual "Day of the Tea(·her."
The statewide observance ,.,
mo<lelcd after a nattonal holiday in
Mexico. where tcachcri. arc given
medal!. antJ rcrt1ficat.es honoring
their labors in the classroom.
Along the Orange C oas1, lhl' ap-
prec1a11on will ratlge from boxes of
doughnua 1n the teac:herf lounges 10
informal breakfasts and lu nches.
Some schools are planning to decor-
ate da!>smoms w11h posters and
hannef'>. thanking tn'>lructor~ tor Johe,
well done.
"Somct1mc!I we gi ve them apple\
w11h notes:· said Alan Rasmuo;s<.·n .
princi pal at Dwyer Middle School 11l
Hunttngton Beach Ra smu\\en
<l1dn't want to give 100 much away
about Tuesday\ !>Chool aCll\ 111es. He
said 11 would spoil the ~urpnsc.
Such wao; the case al Paularino
Elemcnlary School in ( osta Me~.
where Pnnupal Roh Maller ..aid. "All
of our good teachers will be re-
rnin11cd. They probably know c;ome-
thing's going to happen ...
Teachers al Laguna Beach High
School wLLI be Lreatcd to a c:ont1nen1al
breakfac,1 by the A!l!IOCtatcd '\1uden1
Body
Jim Toome} director of student
serv1ce'i. ~ad the hreakfa~t was onl}
one tn a <,eorl! uf teacher apprt•c1a 11on
event\ conducted by the !lludenl'>
throughout the )'l'ar.
"We tr) 10 promolc good teacher·
\1Utkn1 rela11on'>htp<1 all }l':tr long ··
\3td foome)' " I he rappon 1\ good
and the teacher~ arc really ap-
prcc1a11vc:, and they tell the ktd<> so."
1'hc acts of good wt II have a double
dut>. '>aid Galal Kcrnahan. the New-
port Beach man who ix·nncd the
"One of our obJecll vec; 1s to call
a11ent1on to teaching as a profession."
!>atd Kernahan. a member of the
As\ott;il1(1n of Mt'1.1can-Amencan
LducalOr.. Kcrnahan also sits on the
( altfurnm C omml\ston of Teacher
C rcdcn ualtng.
I le noted a \late report tnd1ca11ng
that < ·allfornta would need another
91.000 10 110,000 high-quality
tl·ar hcr\ w11h1n the ncx t decade.
"II 1!. foolish. h:rpocn11cal and
unrcahsltl 10 think )'Oung people will
'1e"' teal·h1ng as a valuable and
honorable rnrcl'r 1f ( alt fo rn1ans fatl
hi !.how honor .. 10 tear hers ... he said . < aldom1a was the lirst state ap-P'°' ing an ob~ervancc for teachers.
but most of 1hc country ha., followed
\Ull. Kcrnahan sa id. He ha~ written a
nc"' bill 1hat would change Cali·
lorn1a·~ observann• lo the second
\\.edne~a) 1n Ma) the date cel-
ebrated b> mc11\I othl'f \latcs.
Researchers plan to 'bug' sharks
I A JOLLA (AP) -lnfo rma11011
that could help prt•vcnl attacks b}
great white ~harks on human~ will be
gathered in a study lo be launched
next month by a re~carchcr from thC'
Scripps I nstltution of Oceanography
in La Jolla.
Dr A Peter Klimley ~td h1-.
rcscarch wall be thr firc;1 of ,,., ktnd
becaul\c 1ransm11tcrs hooked o nto the
animal\' h1dc!I and fed 10 them will
enabll' c,c1enlt'if\ 10 \tudy their m1 -
grato') and dining hab11s without
having to follow them 1n the water
He and two other 'i<·1en1 1sts will
.,pend about two ycarc; '>urveyang lhl'
an1mal!I ofTthc coast of San Franct!>CO
an an und1sclo~d loca11on. wh1th
Khmlc)' \Cltd ha'> bet•n the '>ltnc ol
\Cveral shark attack\.
He 'laid the 1nformat1on wall dc-
1crm1ne when \harki. are ac11vt· when
thcv feed . and how clo\C 10 '>hOrl' 1he}
come when feeding.
.. All the~ thtng') wi ll he of1ntcr<.·<11
an avoiding shark atta<.ks," Kltmley
\atd.
Muth of what 1<, known aboJ!!._greal
w}l11c~h1r«o, come'> lrom fiSflcrmcn
who accidentally may' rapture them
1n their net~. r·rom..tlll'I tn formatn.rn.
1t '" believed tht> \harks follc1w the
m1gra11on pa11ern') of ">Calo; and ..ca
hon'i.
Kltmlc)" who ha\ \tud1cd 1h1·
rccordi of 109 cap1u1ed white 'hark\,
Just Call
642-6086
Delly Piiot
Oeftvery
It OuerentHd
..-_,..,.1 ''•1-• tt r.,.,. ><:
-...... f°"' -"" ~.)()pm, .. .,..,.,...,"" "'° ,,,,. Cllj • ..... ....
........ --i
'latd their numbef'> appear 10 Ix·
graduall) increa.,.ng.
1 ht' renterp1ccc ol Khmk~ '\ re·
\carch ,., J '>enc~ of transm11ter5
wh1t·h he and his rnllabora10~ in-
\-Cntl'd al the Scnpp'> lab
Superniarket in Irvine
robbed of $500 in cash
Pol1c:e a1e lool..1ng for a gunman
who e'>capcd with \5()() 1n ca!lh lrom
an In ine !>upermarkct f·nday eve-
ning after fomng the '>lore\ manager
10 empt) thl' ,afc
I hc hJnd1t. thought lo he in h1\ lO~.
l'ntercd Alpha Beta. 18040 Cul ver
Dnvc about K pm and pu'lhed a
\mall handgun into the hack of the
manager. who wa~ taking cac;h from
the \lore ~feat the 11me.
W11ne!>'r.C\ said the gunman ran oul
the front door aftc:r the . manager
handed t11m \500. lfc: dtd not ap-
proach an> oflht: ch<'t kcr'> al thl' ra!.h
reg1'>tcn
rhc man w;t\llc'><:nhcd "'a brown-
haircd ( ·auca\tan. standing about 6
fi:ct I in<.h tall He wore a hrnwn
tv.t'l'd coal and gra) pan1-.
No one wa\ •nJurcd in the incident
Victim of crash-succumbs .. ..
A ( apl\lranu Reach womun. tn-
JU red March 211 in a traffic ac:c1dcnt.
died Sunday morning at Ml\C11on
( ommun1ty Ho~p1tal in M1i.s1on
V1cJo. an Orange C ounl) C oroner'~
!:IP<.>kc,man \a1d today.
I he \poknman ~1d Rhonda
f humpson 4(), dtcd ol her lnJUrtes al
I I 44 a m f he '>pokc~man , 'Ulld
Thomp\Cln had been lhc dnve1 or a
rar that wll1ded w11h a bus in
( 'Ul'"lrllnO Fk11c:h.
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C1rc.ula11on
Manager VOL. 71, NO. 109
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Goodwill Industries
plans annual dinner
.. 198~oodR will Industries of Oran,c County will hold a
CPort lo the Community Dinner" Thursday
evcnina 11 the Anaheim Marriott Hotel. The cost is S40
per person and $400 ~or a table of IO.
Award to be presented Mlcludc the achiever ~adt1a1e, volunteer and employer of the year and th~
aller Knott Goodwill Service Award. Call Diane
McDonald ofGoodw1lla1547-6301 for more information.
Photo •rtl•t to glve talk
Oranac County photo artist Roicr Camp will give an
1nformalpllcry talk Wednesday at 12:30 p.m. at the South
Coast Plaza sue of the Laauna Beach M uscum of Art as
part of the "An Sandwiched In" noon hour talks
Camp will be discussing bis color C1bachromc
1maae1, on exh1b1t through May S. Those attending the
talk arc encouraaed to bring their lunch or order one from
a nearby restaurant. Reservations must be made by
Tucsda> by calling 662-3366.
Stenciling work•IJop •lated
"~tenc1hng Your Home'' will be the subject of a
workshop taught by Linda Haney Wednesday from 610 Io
p.m. at the Baleari c Center. 1975 Baleanc Dnve Costa Mesa '
The cost of the workshop, sponsored by the Coi.ta
Mesa l~panment of Leisure Services, 1s S 18. plus a S6
supply fee. Prc-rcg1stra11on 1s necessary as enrollment 1s
l1m1ted, and 1nfo rmat1on 1s available at 645-855 I.
Humboldt alumni to reunite
Former students of Humboldt State Un1 vcrs1ty ar~
1n.v1ted 10 reminisce and meet their fellow alumni at a
wine and cheese reception 1n Irvine Wednesday.
Humboldt president Alistarr W. McCronc will anend
the event at the clubhouse of Turtle Rock Vista
apartments, 3 Cobble~tone Street. The donation 1s S7 per
person or S 12 for a couple. Call local coordinator Michael
Stocksllll at 720-2329 for details
Stop •moking cllnic •lated
l he Amencan Lung A'1Soc1a11on of Orange County
will sponsor a Freedom From Smoking clinic. beginning
Wednesday and running Mondays and Wednesdays from
7 to 9 p m through May 13.
The !>Css1ons will be held in the pa11cn1 education
room of Kaiser Permanente C'hn1C', 1808 I Beach Bl vd ..
liun11ngton Beach. The registration fee 1s S3 5. and more
information may be obtained by calling 835-LUNG.
Gla .. Mountain group meet•
The (ilass Mountain Inn group for ph ysically
handicapped adults will hold a meeting and social
Thur'lday even1n$ at the Rehabilitation Institute of
Southern California, 1800 La Veta Ave., Orange.
Guitarist and vocahs1 Bob Starner will be featured at
th e 7 p.m. e vent. Board members will be elected for the
coming year. Call 542-2288 or 535-2970 for further
informauon
Hoag to hold smoker•' clinic
The next Freedom From Smoking clinic at Hoag
Memorial Ho\pllal will begin Thur~ay and continue for
four weeks. running Mondays and Thursda)s from 9:30 to
11 .30 a.m in the rnnrc rence center of the Newport Beach
facility.
Spon~red b~ the American Lung Associatio n of
Orange County. the program will earl) a reg1stra11on fee of
S35. Pre-reg1stra11on may be obtained h} calling 1he lung
assoc1at1on at 835-LLJNC,
Abu.e group to honor leaders
The (enter lor Creative Alternatives will host a
substance abu!.t prevention and 101crven11on luncheon
Thursda~ ill the home of llclen Schneider. 22606 Costa
Bella Drive. El Tore>.
Supervisor Thoma~ J{tlcy and representatives of
other community leadef\ will be honored at the event.
scheduled from noon 10 2 p.m. Call 642-0377 for
add111onal 1nformat1on.
CdM chamber •e••ion planned
"How to Re lJp 1n Down Times" will be 1he topic of
speaker Tom Ray at Thur\day's general meeting of the
Corona dcl Mar Chamber of Commerce. to be held at the
Studio Cafe .. no I E C oa~t Highway
The '>C\\1on will begin at 11 .30 a.m. and the CO'il of
lunch 1sSM 50 at thn hambao ffice b) Wednesda} orSIO
at the door .
CALENDAR
Monday, Aprll 15
• 7 lO p.m .. Hunlln1ton Beach City Council. C. 11~ < oun n l < ha mbcr'>. 2000 Main St.
PoucE Loe
Leet they forget
Sumvora of the Bolocu.ut, now Uvlna ln
Lelaure World L~ Hilla, participate ln
the dedication of a memorial eculpture at
Temple Judea Sunday. The ceremony waa
attended by over 500 people.
Alien-smuggling
rings broken up
By the A11ocla&ed Pre11
Federal agent\ \a) th<.'y c;ma,hed 1~ ma1or Jlien-
!.mugghng ring'> and arre\tcd more 1han 7.110011lcg;.sl alll'n'
during a month-long bordt·r bl111 1n { alllorn1a and
Ari1o na
Oubbed "Operation D1\rupt1on." the I '~ Border
Patrol ta \k force "'a' lorml·d in an "ctfon to tn and
dmupt these alien 5mugghng ring<i." '>aid .\Ian f lia,on
chief patrol agent for thl' ~an 1>1ego Hunkr Patrol ~ctor
Smuggling nng'I "abu\C. '>leal from and ahandon'
illegal aliens whenc,er the\ ch"o..e," \a1d John Eklluardo
of the lmm1gra11on and 1'1a1urali1a110n Scnlt'l'
"Tht'} al'>(1 n h1b1t~agran1 d1<;rc&ard tor thl· \,llUl· of
human li fe." he added dunn1p1 ne"'' confcn'nll' \undJ\ ,11
the San Clement e Border Patrol l'heckpoinl ·
Smugglt-r\ rnntact illegal alien<;. who ha' l' u\ualh
been guided acro\s the border. and tran\P.>rt lhl·m 1n
groups. frcquenll) lea" 1ng lh l·m at "drop hou'>l',. .. -
neighborhood home\ or mutcl room\ -'-'hCrt' 1he} wait
for thc nc!ll '>m uggier 1n thl· ring 10 pick them up. E:.lla\on
said. Typ1<:<1ll y. fi ve 10 20 rx·uplc make up a -;muggl1ng
ring •
fa.,k lime gruup\ rnnw.1ing ot regular Burdt-r Patrol
agcnh and 'ipcClal ant1·'>muggllng in\l·,11gator ... targeted
.. 1ag1ng area-. and drop house!I throughout thc Border
Pa1r.t1I'\ 1w1Mta1c wc'\tem rc~mn. tlla'ion said
Bn1dl'" 1ht· 3 \muggltng nng' hrokcn up. 7.200
illegal alien\ '-'l'rl' <Hrc\tcd and 215 \t•h1dc' v.erc
confi<;<:a tcd thl· agent '>J1d \1 m1lar la'>I>. ton.l' dlun' \\t:rl·
under '-'a} in othl·r burdl·r rcg1on' hl' o,.11d
~tarted Marth 15 '"Opera11on Dl\rup111in· "ent on
tor a hltle longl·r than tht· normJI upcra11on ""h1lh m1ghl
la\t uni} a lcw d.I\' L lla\on ..:11d
But he: \;.!HJ t.ir3e11ng 'ipeufil prohlcm drca., \Ul h a'
'>muggling nng' I\' 11al 111 the Aor<lcr Pa1rol\ upcra1111n
Artukovic would be
tried as war criminal
LO'i i\NC ii I I \ (..\Pl -·\ndn1a ..\rtuk.u\ll "111 tx·
lncd in Yugo'>la' 1a ao;a warcnm1nal rathl'f than a pol1t1lal
foe sa> Yugo\la\1anonic1al\whu den} pol1tll\mOtl\atc<l
thcm to rencv. '4-}ear·old cffons 10 nirad1tc him
I he Yugo'>la' 1an goH·rnml'IH lilc<l dotuml·nt\ 1n
l 1.~. D1\tm:t ( oil rt late la\t '-'l'l'k l har~ing \nuku\ 1< a
re\ldcnt of\urf\ldl' Colon~ "1th killing \l''l·r.i.l thuu .. and
peoplc when hl· V.J\ a war m1nl\ll'I ot 1h1· '\,111 puppct \tall'
of ( roaua during 'W orld \\Jr II
l ' S Mag1\tratc Volnq Hnn ... n Ir \\ho prn 1ou\I\
ordered An uko' ll e\trad11nl on J "nio!k l11unt ot murdl'r
scheduled J \\etlne">da' hl'Jnn~ on tht· amended
\ ugo'ila' ian 1ndll tmen1
.\ccord1ng tu .\rtukm ll ''on l<Jd 1hc l'nlet·hkd. X 'I
>car-old pro..ccu1<>r\ tJllnl .. I hl· hull hl·r ol 1he Balk.in'
l'i wanted OCt aU\l' hl· I\ thl' 1)11hl1lJI l'nl'lll\ of lhl' lllrrl·nt
Yugo'>la"1an < ommun1't gcl\nnnwn l
But 1n l:klgradl'. /elJlw Jc~lil J 'Jl11kl·,111.in Im 1hr
Yugo'ila\. r llfl'lgn MIOl'IU) \a1J \nul>.o\ II h.I\ llCll hn·n
t hargcd for pol111lal crimn .1, .in ,1n1i-< 11mmu111'1 hu1 Im
a criminal dl·cd aga1n\l ma!11>.1nd
Car breakdown foils pair
nabbed on cycle theft rap
Two people allc~cdly 011empting to
steal an exercise bicycle from a Co~ta
Mesa aym th1!1 morning fou nd them·
sclvc\ without wheels after their car
broke down near the health spa.
Police found an abandoned 1-ord
Mustang. along with the -.tolen cycle,
Inside the car they found 1dcnt1fi-
::at1on. leading them to 011v1d J
DcPcrro. 24, an employee al the
Family F1tnes'i Center. and his a1rl-
friend, Leslie E. Mc< llnl1C'k
Officer Gcrf) Stukk1c responded to
lnrlne
Geoffrey f{. Cirer n. 21. wa~ arrc:\tcd
Friday inside the Jordan A venue
apanment o f his former 'irlfricnd
Earlier 1n lhe week, the unidentified
woman reponed the then ofS 1.6001n •
JCWtll') from her re,1dcnce A police
office r wa~ on the way to 1nttrv1tw
the woman Friday when ~hr called
thr ~ll'C' dcpanment lo report
somCOnC hl'ld AJA In broken In and WllS
st11l 1ns1dc thC' apartment C1rern wa\
arrested on 'lusp1c1on of •.tcalina 1hr
woman·, .1ewrln ' . . I\ Mariene ( arclr man reported the
then ofS2.CX>O in powC'r tools from h•'>
prnac. • • • An 0~1110\C'ope ond 1ndu\trt11I
equipment were taken fruin a Von
Ksrman t\ venut' bur1~ onrr 1hr
weekend • • • ~lnlt'OflC' tl·mm cd i' \ll'll'll fro1n J
the call around 4:45 a m h) a po\tal
worker who ~ported a burglaf) in
progress 31 the fitnc'" center, 1600
Adams Ave
Stukkae a.aid the couple alleaedl>
parked behind the center and entered
throuah ;,a rear door The) had
alle,edly 1iken one S l.<X>O llfecyclc
carher th1!1 mornma. and were in the.'\
process of steahna another when 1hc1 r
car broke down. Stukk1e reported.
He said there were no •uans uf
forced entry to the center, where
Saab parked on Von Karman Avcnul'
l·nda) • • • An undetermined amount of iew
cir) was reported i.tolrn from an
Ashbrook Street home
Coetallea
...\ watch and t·amtm \ alurd 111
S l I 0. were reported ,tolen from al ar
parked at Oranae ( oast Collea\' ~701
Fa1rv1ew Road . ..ornc11mc hctv.c<'n
2 '0 p m af\d 4p.m Fnda> • • \tcrco equipment worth S~t>S v.a'
reponed "olen from a \:If parked 1n
front of an apa.nmtn1 ~-omplt\ ,11
28 ' l Bmtol Strttt. somtllm\' he
twern IOa m and 'Pm Thur~•> •\
rC'tr window 10 the vrh1cle had bten
'>nlA\hcd ••• f v.o 'u11cnK"\ con1amm1S10.010
1o1.orth uf rnmput~r ~n""are "t're
\llllrn from thl• W('~lln ~nUlh ( OA\I
..
Dc..·l"l·rro '-'llrJ..' J' ,1 n1l·mh1·"h1r
salc'tmJn 1>1:Perro .1llr11nlh lnlJ
offin•1, that the rml'fgl'll•' .lrnir "·" kfl unl<K'kt·d
Ptih t't' am,tc-ti ~~ u1upll' and
fl'l'O' errd th<. fir,1 'ttill'n l H h .11
Mc( hnt1d.\ homl· 1n 11111111111!.1011
Beach
DcPcrro. of C mt,1 \ln.1 and
M(.( hnt1d. IM '-'l.ll' hooL.nJ on
')USp1c1on of t omnwn 1.d hurl(IM\
The) were being held 111" 111nrnint1-1n
liC'u ofS IOJI()() h.111 ap1ccr
Plato hotel lobh) around m1tln1tthl
f ndO) (he luw1gl'' lx-lnngl•d ll1 t"'o
J11pane~ bu\1ne'>'>ml'11 .111cnd1ntt .1
meeting at the hotel • • • Pollc;c 1nv('\t1ga1{'d J hurgla1 Jlarm
01 Oci:ul .. l lnhrn11ctl 2'8U '-ic"'potl
Rhd around 11 pm F-ndrn II
appeared thr bu\1nc'' had been
en1rrrd, hu1 nothing wa\ reportrd
ml\\1n1
P'ountaJn Valley
" rr\ldC'IJI of the 16 10 bl6cl of M 1
Darwin told poh e \unda\ tha1
\Omconr had sla\hed tht' conHrt1hlt
1op of h1' hied and red I llM
C hr' mitt ( amaro And had rah. hed
a word an to the paint 1 he damatl'
WI\ r\tamotcd ot S 700 • • • Someone ~ma11hec.h ~room w1n-
do"' In buralJn1t' n homr \unda) nn
th<' 11 ~on hlocl ot \nnd'ltont' I lw
In'' 1nd11drtl A ~olm trlt"\.1'1tm \4. l
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Of nge Co11t DAILY PU.OTJMonday. April. 15. t885 * At
state 'bypass' sought
for South Laguna plan .
County asks urban exclu sion
but not a'Il cttlzeiis favor move
By LISA MAHONEY
Of tM o ... , ...... 148'1
Oranae <. ounty superv1\0rs 1h1nk they may have
struck on a plan to get Sou1h Laguna out from under the
1humb of the state Coastal C'omm1~s1on But no1 ·all
res1dent'!I would welcome the fa, or
Supcrv1!>or~ have directed their planning staff 10 ·
prepare a request for an "urban e11clus1on'' under the
C oas1al Act thal .would e11cmpt most of the unm·
• corporated community from the comm1ss1on's scruuny.
All development proposals within South Laauna
must go throuah two approval processes. first the county's,
then the Coastal (omm1ss1on s
C omm1ss1on review 1!>·requ1red under stale law un11l
1hat body cenif~s an area's Local (oastal Plan. Once a
plan that protects wastal re~um~s 1s accepted. the
Coastal Comml\'i1on bow'i out of the area's planning
matter<;
Rc~1dcn1s who worked for ~cars to help prepare South
Laguna\ coastal plan -al\O 1h1: area's specific plan -
don't want the counl) to pur\uc an urban exclusion.
"I didn't \CC much 10 be gained from scelong an
exclusion," -.aid Ann C hnstoph, secreta'l: of the South
Laguna 5pet·1fic Plan Board of Re' 1ew · Ifs a counter·
produc..11' e move I mphaw, 'lhould be placed on fin1sh1ng
the I mal < oa .. tal Plan."
rhc hoard ot re..•\ 1c..·w make\ rccommenda11ons-.on
'iouth Laguna dcvl'lopment propo~ab_ to county s.upcr.
\ 1\0(\ < hmtoph \a1d 1herc '>Ccm' to be little chance the
< oa\131 ( omm1s~1on will appro"e an exemption as large
a~ the '>t1perv1\of\ favor ""t·cording to info rmation
pro' 1ded b> tht' comml\\IOn, one of1he requirements for
an urban l':..empt1on " 1ha1 proJe<.:t<; 1n tht' areas excused
lrom re\ IC'-' ma" not affect coastal re'IOurces or beach
ane\\
< hm111ph noted 1ha1 a1 leao;t onc area proposed for
e\l'mp11on 1 hrce \rth Bay 1<; a \UhJeCt of d1\3greement
bctwc~:n 1he lOUnl\ and the tomm1\'>1on.
The lnmml\"on returned the count\ ·s proposed
l otal ( oa\ljl Plan h"1 \ugu\t with a long h~i of suggested
mod1lit atiun\ ..aid John Leslie. coastal program anaJy~t r hccumm1~\111n I\ 00\1. "-al ting for 1he count} to adopt the
modillcanon\ or lOml' up "1th re\ l'ilons of 11s own. he
\aid
The l0mm1,,1on '-'Ill not takc a pos111on on the
nemp11on propo\JI until 11 1\ \uhm111ed, he added.
Pl'tl'r Ht·rman \\ho handle'> c;outh Orange County
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A feast for the victors
Wlnnera of the recent Joaathon to benefit
the Top of t he World and"l:l Morro achoola
In La&una Beach we re taken by Umoaalne
to b reak f Ht at th e White Houae r eataurant
Friday. Top of the ~brld PT A pr~l~nt
plann1n1 m111crs for Fifth Dist.net u~rvit0r Thoma
Riley, 511d counly offic1a's arc d11COuf'-.d ov" aueml't'
to reach •Jl'C'tmt-nt "¥tlh &be comlnattlon Ind ate now.
look1na for A WI)' "tO ICt out of (alt) l"PI·"
An uclu aon as cnc:ompas11n1 u the supnyalOrl
env111on would put an ·end LO the tu1-of·war betwem \be
two aovcrn1nf bodie on several fronts, &Jtb.oulb IOmt
mllJ or areas o disa&recment would still remain., Merman
said
If the com'1'•~~1on were to ac.ccpt an ncluaton requtjl
a\ prcsentl) proposed, all developed arcai would be t.aktft
out of their control. Some hdlslde areas. too, wou.Jd bt
excu'Cd from comm11 ion review
The 360-acrc Hobo Canyon pro~ny tbe Dolley
condominium proJect. the sfopes below ~na Sur.
propcrt) in ntatc 1onan1 pnor Lo l 977 l041 tbelM. row of'
houses alona the coast would be meli&Jble for Qcaiptiae ~nd rcmatn·\UbJCCt to tht t.oc.J Coastal Plan, HtmMlll ~Id. '
faempung dc\eloixd areas would chmana&e Coastal
C'oJT\ml\\IOn IC\ eraac O\ef 1he pnva&e communniet of
Three Arch Ba~ and La1un1U1. Resident.I of tbotc •led
neighborhoods oppo\C plan mod1ficat1ons that would
allow the pubh< 10 "'~I~ to the beach over their private
'>treets
The rnunl) bche"111.8 pnvatc communities should
remain pn,atc. agrt:ef, wtth the residents on the matttt. ~upcrv 1sor\ have balked al a comm1ss1on s~tion that
any new bu1 ldmg pcrmus be bloc.llcd until public aooess is
assured ..aid Ron f1ppcl'>. county urban planner.
"Thcre's qu1tt' an impasse there.'' Herman said
Who el-.e ma-. bentfit from the proposed exclua1on is
not yet dear But ·one group of property owners cenainl')I
e>.pect\ 10 wmc out on top 1n the matter.
Three ph) \te1an-. who own acreaie above Three Arch
Ba> wt'rt· the on1inal movers behind the cxclus1on plan
D0<:tor., 'While. <. hino and Clark hared consultant Bun
John.,on !fl.push supcr}1wrs to.,1>ursue the exemption.
John'~n ..a1tl tlic doctors, who oWn about 3111
undc,elopcd acrn "'ant the exempuon becausc of
rcstm lion<. the C oa,tal Commission ~ould put on their
propcn) .. The> "mph want 10 be able to subdmde hke
their nc1ghbt1r\ " he \<ltd
Bui 1-tcrman said Johnson as mistaken 1fbe thin.ks an
.urban cu·mpt1on would lift rcstnct.1ons already 1n the
count\ '\ tr'>1on of the L( P.
lk ma1nta1n!> that. although Johnson may have
brough1 1he matter to the attention of supervisors. it has
been t.iken up bct au'>t' "1h1'l 1s a maner worth cxam1runa. ..
Thl' doctors w11l 111ll have to comply with open 5pace rro' !\Ions wri11en into the currV\t verston of the LCP.
lcrman 'lald. "If tho~ doctors think they will get a change
1n toning. then lht'~ arc dreaming.." he s~ud.
MAUie Stapp . left. a nd Jayne Berberian,
El 1.lorro PT A preeldent, aecond from
right, e.corted. fro m left, Jonathan
Ea•ley, Erik Ulveatad . Lau.rel Schmidt and
. Molly Jabrau•.
v.orth\700 • • • < .1d1llal Court· dt '1llt· 1 .111'111r
$I ~110 damail· IP lhr p.11111 1111
\ 1t.11m told l"'liu I h• \.11111.t.P
n1gh1 1nc1dtnt look pl.11 l 1111 ft1l h ... 1
•\ \ l'nll('
1 ·"1.1n,·d.1 '' on \usp1t1011 ot dn\.
1111' unJ, 1 lhl inllUl'llll" nl alcohol
c .1,1.1rwd.1 \\ ,,, '"'l'P<'d rarl) atur-
.i.1, .11 C amt•n ~horC''> and Coast
I l1~h\\ ii\
.\ rl'\lde111 111 till' I ht1CHI hll11."' 111
< •IJ\\ \1 ounta1n rqmrlt'<l \und.I\
111.11 'nmrt1nc..· hu1t1.l.1r11r lw1 "'"h
1\#79 \ olk'""!ll'll }{,1hh11 I Ill' '""
111dulkll ,ll•rt•n l'ljUIJlflll nt \\111th
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$I ~ll . . . .
\ l 1111\lrUl l11in l Unll)Jll\ l'll1pl11\ l'l'
111ld pol1u· i.11nwnnl' \loh '-'l'ld1n~
l·qu1pnwn1 \\Orth SI '1011 llom hi\
v. hill' I 1J7fl { hl'' rull'I P" L.up "h1• h
ht· hJd p..lrkl·d 11\l'J thl· \H'd,cnd 111
~ ounuun V:ill c\ on thc I" 'OO hie~~
ol I u1 lid \trt'l'I • • • I hl' 11" m·r ot < •l'l I(. n In~ 'J 1tl
\flllll'lln<' hrolo.,• into th<' manut.11
1u11n11 firm ,11 111 lllO \.II '-' J\h1n~111n
,1nJ \IClk VUn\ J nlll rll'-' j\ l' t>\ l'O ,tnd
,1 11111< < hl·H•1k1 h.1ll·ton trulk I hi
lo\\ WJ\ l''>llmatcd at nwrr thJn
\~ti IXlO • • • \ 14 \l'IH old n•,1cknt ot I hl' I • .'c",
hloZlo. oi ~an I nr\·nrn told pollH' hr
""·" rohhnl ut hi\ rC'd mollh n1"
h11.Hk \,11urd.i > C\t'nin~ \\hlk hl
"'·" 11J1n¥ thruuah ii l<mlm<'rual .Ht'.I
!Ill I hl' I o'no hlodl. ol \la ll'I \' l' I k
,,11J .1 \outh lhrcateneJ him \\1th
h11<l1h h,11m 11 ht' d id not h.ind cnl'r
lhC' hill' I hc Im\ '-'3\ t"\llOMlnl .11 S'OO • • • I nwr 1nir. throuah an unh~ l r1I trnn1
\Li. ttu '<1mnine huralan1t',I a hunw ~J iu rd." un lhr IS~) blolL. ul l 1,.utn
C ourt fhe lo\\ indudt'd I H, 111 ''"h
and SWO in J<' ..... elr\ • • • \onwonr rntercd thr1n1sh .1 tt•.11
\lld1n1 Ila'>\ door h1J1, 111 hufJI·" Ill'
B homt' ont' tht I., 200 blue. k ol I ud11l
\tret'I 1 h~ lo'' 1n1 luJrd \ lllCltn ,a,h
t<''-' lt'r\ w1tth S~ OCJO and h·l1•\ "1"n
l'q\11pmtnt wnritt S~ 'Oil
Newport Beach
\ \ ,\ntlul 11~"4.·<I tn111 t"~' on .1
\n Jn\'-'ttrin~ 111.1. h111t ',11111 ti 11
S 'ill "-J' rcporll'J ''I'll n \.1 1 irtl.1
lrum a hu\10l'" "" '•"1'•11
B11Ull'\ Md • • • I he lout hu~JP' 1 •• 1 \It r .I '
~Ill "-Cf(' Lal.rn "h1h th1 .II '·''
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CAPE CANAVERAL. Fla. (AP)-
Aiaht officials and astronauts on the
pound worked uracntly today to
develop a plan to enable the crew of
Discovery to revive a dead $80
million satellite with a few cents
worth of plastic.
The plastic. shaped into an im-
provised tool, would be wielded by a
spa<:ewaJking astronaut or, more like-
ly. by the shuttle's mechanical arm.
A proposal to have a spacewalker
• reach out and &rab a lever on the
Syncom satellite was ruled out as
bein'-too dangerous beca~sc he
possibly could be crushed apan st the
side of the 8-ton payload, NASA
officials said. •
Safety is the prime consideration in
tbe rescue planning. Syncom,-
ahhough weightless ~nd spinning
slowly. retains the inertia of its huge
mass and carries four tons of fuel.
Officials want to be certain neither
endansers the spaceship or crewman.
Lights burned around the clock in
offices and spacecraft simulator
buildinJS at the Johnson Space
Center an Houston, where a decision
was expected later today on whether
and how best to salvage the satellite.
First of all, Discovery's crew must
determindfSyncom can be broUJht
back to life. Under a plan being
developed, that would be dooe
Wednesday when commander Karol
Bobko and Donald Williams would
JUide Discovery close to Syncom to
inspect the satellite with high-pow-
ered binoculars and the zoom lens of a
television camera.
When the Navy communications
satellite was released Saturday from
the shuttle's cargo bay. its electrical
systems did not switch on. apparently
\
Thia plutic •watter t. beln& teeted for poulble re.cue of aateWte.
because a four-inch "trigger" lever
did not spring out from the s.ide of the
pa.yload.
Mission Control officia1s believe
the lever is partiaJly extended and
that it mi'11t be snagcd and extended
fully. I fit tS still locked do~ n. it would
be impossible to snare.
Ground crews have rigged a tool.
resemblin& a flyswatter, out of equip-
ment like that stored in the shuttle as
one possibility for grabbing the lever.
said f1ight director Randy Stone.
The device consists of a four-foot
extendable rod used by the com-
mander and pil.ot to reach remote
switches in the cockpit._a pla~ic cover
from a flight data book rolled into a
cone. ancf. on the end of the cone.
another plastic cover wittrlhree
square holes cut in it.
If this plan is agreed on, the tool
would be fastened to the end of the
shuttle's 50-foot arm by spacewalking
astronauts David Griggs and Jeffrey
Hoffman on Tuesday. The next day,
astronaut Margaret Rhea Seddon.
guiding the arm remotely from inside
the cabin. would brush the "fly-
swatter" a~inst the side of the
slowly-rotating-sattMite and try to
snag the lever in one of the holes.
pulling it free.
With the satellite spinnin~ at the
rate of 2 revolutions per minute, II
would be like grabbing the brass ring
from a merry-go-round.
··As simple and gross a solution as
that may sound like, it is probably one
of the most intelligent ones we've
come up with," said Stone.
Fifth heart patient_hle_eding
good, but kidneys are susceptible to poranly, so It was stopped.
a
By &M AttHla&e4 Pre11 .
WASHI NGTON -With President Rcqan as ~koff speak~r., a new
0 ni.tation begins a drive today to raise $2 m1lhon to ~5 m1lhon f<?r N~ uan refugees ltving an Honduras and ~<?Sta ~1ca. Tont&ht, Rcapn as sched~ed to address a $250-a-plate fun~-rat~1na dinnc~ ~po~sored t>y the •
Nicaraguan Re fugee Fund. which says at will ship medic&! supplies, food, tool'
and clothing to an estimated 7S.OOO refugee.s •. but J?rov1de no hel~ t~ rebe.b
fijhtin• Nicaragua •5 leftist government. Admin1stnt~1on and fund o01~1als said
the ro ect was stnctly humanitarian and was not intended to _provide even indi~~ aid lo Nicaraguan rebels. known as Contras, who often h ve among the
~fu~s.
Debtor natlon• toJ,lc of meet
WASHINGTON -As poor countnes' debts near the t~lhon-<iollar
mark the top financial authorities of the non-communist world will deba~e lh.11.
week how to keep the debtor nations from falltng furt~er and further ~hand in
their payments The four biggest debtors -Argentina. Brazil. Mex1c<? and
Venezuela -o~ed U.S. banks $69.4 billion '1S oflast Sep~ember, accord.inJ to
figures from the Federal Reserve System. T~eir total debt !S about S27S b1llton.
Teia• bombings claim lite
FORT WORTH. Texas -One person was killed in a series of weekend
bombings that has left authorities with few clues. no s1;1spect and no apparent
motive. Thrtt of the five bombings were in res1dcnt1aJ areas. Lt . Ralph G.
Carpenter. a fire department a~n investigator. told the Fort Worth Star-
Telcgram that the three residential bombings are not though~ t.o be connected.
and depanment spokesman Charlie McCafferty said authonues do not know
whether any of the bombings arc related.
Italian-American• let Ferraro do,m
NEW YORK -Geraldine Ferraro. accepting an .award as ltaltan-
American Woman of the Year. chargt:d t~at ltah~n-A~encan~ let her down
during her campaign as tt)c Democratic v1c~ pres1dent1al candidate. And t~e
woman who presented the award agreed with the former con~swoman s
charge that most ltalia~-American.s kept ~ilent in the face ofall~uons that her
family may have had ties to organ~ze~ cnme. Fe.rraro. whc;> received the a~ard
Sunday from the National Organization of ltaltan-Amerrcan Women. said 1t
was one of two organizations that defended her from ethnic attacks, the other
being the National ltali(ln-American Foundation.
Some Ohio S&L• •tlll llmlted
COLUMBUS, Ohio -It has been a month since Gov. Richard <;eleste
issued his extraordinary order closing the doors of 69 state-chartered, pnv.ately
insured savings and loans to protect th~m from run~ by nervou~ deposttors.
Since then 41 have resumed full service by obtaining federal insurance or
mergfog wi'th other institutions. But 28 others can give only ltmiled service -
including a S 1,000-pcr-month cdling on w1thdraw,_a_1s_. _ _,,>4l!4!Ji>._~.v~
I CALIFORNIA But doctors at Humana Institute say problem
not life-threatening for 62-year-old recipient damage from multiple blood trans-Bleeding problems also befell Hu-
fusions. Lansing said. mana's other implant patients. Wit-G , .. , ,,._ 'l Lansing stressed that the bleeding. liam C. Schroeder and Murray P. unman -.,ares &. wO po~. Cemen
which he attributed to the strain on Haydon. ,, OAKLAND -A gunman fired more than SO rounds from an automatic LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP)-Jack C. received the Jarvik-7 heart in a six-stitchH inside Burcham's chest. Earlier. Tom Noland, a spokesman rifle into a busy street Sunday, injuring two police officers and a woman with
Burcham, the world's fifth and oldest hour. difficult operation Sunday at would not necessarily trigger a second for the Humana Inc. hospital chain, flying gJass from shattered windows, police said. No one was struck by the
artificial heart patient, bled through Humana Hospital Audubon. Dr. operation, provided the fouryh said Bur~ha~ was "moving has bullets. "ft was very lucky that nobody was killed," said Oakland Police Lt. Al
the night and had to have approx-William C. De Vries, who implanted drainage tube prevents blood from extremities" Sunday night. Perrodin. Taken into custody after the shooting spree on 42nd Strc(t and
imately 21 pints of blood replaced. the heart, said the mechanical pump accumulating in Burcham·s tissues. If "De Vries said he seems to be doing Telegraph Avenue was Dennis B. Cresta. 43, of Oakland. He was armed with
but one of his doctors said today the was "a tight fit." accumulation occurs. however, a well." Noland said. "He was v1s1tcd two automatic nfles and a couple of knives. said Perr~in.
· problem was not considered life-The doctors were inserting a founh second operation would be necessary. --"'b•y-!-'h~js._w=ife~a'-"nd~som~~e...,o...,f-!'h""js"='c ... h ... 1..,,ld.,_re...,n'!-'.~----
thrcatenin -·.::=_-idlhm~· ,,;ag;e;it;ubbc~i~11~8~0~1tctli';i1a;;,m;;.·s~cctb~c1'1strtehh1ttis-1tamnffslrnnrig~sa~1da:.:1Hfcefcafi1d~no~tlT1~nddii~ca~t:e h'.ho~w and I asked Devries if (Burcham) lsr.ae 'I sallo·· at bum ce,-ter e retired 1'3ilroad engineer re-morning, after which "I would hope Ion$ doctors would wait to make that could recosnize his wife or children i • ••
mained in critical condition one day he would show some improvement," decision. and DeVnes said he wasn't sure SAN FRANCISCO-An Israeli sailor was recovering an a San Francisco
after the implant. but Dr. Allan M. Lansing said at a morning news Lansing said the bleeding over-because of the sedation." bum center after being airlifted nearly 600 miles from his ship, which medics
. Lansing. chairman of Humana Heart conference. night was in small, steady amounts. Lansing said Rurchani's chest ca vi-reached by parachuting into the Pacific Ocean. Pinchas Deri. 35. of Tel Aviv.
i Institute International, said he per-Burcham's other signs remained "Later in the eveninJ. he was started ty had been measured and ··we felt was reponed in stable and satisfactory condition Sunday night after being
sonally considered Burcham's con-good. although his kidney fudction on some of the anti-coagulant ther-that there would be no problem" wtth flown by helicopter from the Liberian-registered Veer Sheva to St. Francis
dition to be satisfactory. was being watched carefully. Lansing apy;· Lansing said. adding that the the implant of the metal and plastic Memonal Hospital. The Air National Guard from Moffett field 10 San
Burcham, 62, of Le Roy, 111.. said. The kidney function appeared therapy aggravated the bleeding tern-device. Francisco reponed that Dcri suffered second-degree burns on an ann. leg and .......................................... __ ........................................................ _ • !'Dallas' star admits to alcoholism . . .
! fNC>IANAPOUI CAP) -A1:tot Md lhUfftfng hie IPll~ notes
: Ken ~ who • Cliff neMMIY· : e.rn. on .,,.._ .. ~ "I thought I WOUid come to you
: tume to the bottle .,.., being Ind '-1on10me r.cts end hit you
b11tld by J.R. E.Wtng, told a with a zinger," ~I •Id.
group ~'high IChoOf atudentl at "But• I mede my no._ I kn.w It ennM9NQ.....,that hell tn wouldn't work.
: alcoholc. "That'• b9cauM I'm an af. ' KerchevW, who ..,..,.. ... • coholc. -'
member of Alcohollc KerdMWalaakthebegandtlnk-
AnOnymoua. told the group that Ina wttle attending high 8Chool In
• 1'aUdey waa tM ftrat time he Clnton Ind WM an ak:ohoHc by
; hlldpubldy reve•d hl9dt1nklng the tlm. he enter4td ·Indiana
· .problem. 1 Untwrltty In 1968. ·•t t~ t~ would be a After attending echools IA Call-
good ct.y, 'Mid Kerchevat, •t. ~omfe Md New York City,
· • Hll rewlllatlOn wee met wt1h Kercheval'• C8feer on Broadway ..,.,._.by the awdentl. . gained momentum and he Ukt
-__.;_=-"-tM lnclllna natJ¥9.-f'Mde-t~ ~ lncreued at the
~ ~ ... IUndlng It NIM rate.
the lectern at lndlana Untveralty-"When you take a drink of
·. PurdUe um.r.tty at lndltlnapoll9 boon, It'• a quick flx. " he said. .. .• .. '•
"So you get a little oour~. It'•
eome kind of magJc eOxlr. •
About nine years ago, he Mid,
"1 look4td In the ml"or and MW I
had two black eyes. I realty
couldn't remember where they
came from."
KereheYal ..ad he entered a
detoxification center In In·
dlanip<>ll• a year before' 'Dallas''
went on the air. BU1 three years
later he had a drlrik and that
.tarted a cycle of sobriety and
drinking.
Now, he ..ad, he hasn't had an
alcohoUc beverage In five years.
KerchevaJ't televtalon charac-
ter often g099 on drinking binges
on the lhoW, but the actor says
the "drink•" are actually water-
4td-down tea.
~Monkeys
, .disease
HUSTLE IT l:TP
IT'S TAX DAY
~origin
. of AIDS.
ijOSTON CAP) -The AIDS
• t'p1d~1t ma} have begun as a
; monkey disease that spread lo people
• in central Afnca before sweeping
around the world, a sc1ent1st says
The theory as based on the dis-
covery of a virus tn monkeys that as
nearl y 1dent1cal to the virus that
re~archers believe causes the deadly
human disease that de~troys the
1 body's immune system. ·
Many experts believe that AIDS
firs1 broke out in central Africa. then
' spread to the Caribbean. the Untted
States and throu&hout the world
Sc1ent1sts at the Harvard School of
Public Health have found that 1he
monkey AIDS v)rus 1s common
among a species called the Afncan
green monkey that lives 1n cenl ral
Afnca
• .. We hypo1hes11e that the .\fncan
green~ gave the virus 10 people tn the
region where the AIDS disease ong·
mated, .. probably w1th1n Che last IO to
SO years, Yid Dr. Mu Esse~ of
Har\-ard
1\ JDS·~ believed to be caused b> an
unusual virus d1Kovered an France
.1nd lhe nited States 1n 1984 It•
•\mencan discoverers call at HTLV·
Ill (for human T-cell l)'mphotrop1c
, 1ru,, typt tllrce). TM Frendr e1ff 1t
ly mphadenopathy associated virus.
or I AV
WASHINGTON (AP) -'i'fiis I!>
Tax Day 1985 -1he deadline for
mos1 AmencaM to file their federal
income tax returns. But for the
average person. Tax Freedom Day 1s
~tt ll two :weeks away.
While as many as 10 m11l1on
couples and ind1 v1duals were putting
1he finishing touches on their returns.
the private Tax Foµndat1 on was
disclosing thal most people will have
to work until Apnl JO to pay theu
federal. state and local taxes That 1c;
one d~y longer than last year.
If all the taxes paid by bus1neucs
and individuals were d1v1ded equally·
among the work force. the foundation
said. each person would have to work
2 hours and 38 minutes every 8-hour
day to pa y a share. That's one minute
longer lhan in 1984 but five minutes
less 1han an 1980. before the b1agcs1
tax cut tn ha story wa' approved by the
federal go vernment
The Internal Revenue Service wa\
working oven1me today to procc's
some of the m1ll1ons of returns that
have piled up because of bugs an a
SI 03 m11l1on computer. Com-
miuioner Roscoe L. Eger Jr insists
most of the problem have been
'°lved and that people wh o file their
returns on ttme will get their refundc;
by June I i\ dela y hcyond that date
means thuRS hai to pa y interest at
an annual rate of 13 percent
About IOI million couples and
1nd1v1dua1, arr C''j)C<'tcd to file rc-
lums th!! year and 80 pcrctnt of them
win get refund' a .. cragin1 more than
$800
------'-----------
Through April 5. about 60 m1ll1on
returns had been recei ved. An oth er
3S millton arc expected by Apnl 19.
More than 3.5 million people will a!;k
for and receive automatic four.
month filing delays. although they'll
have to estimate and pa y their lax b>
tonight. Some will win a del:l,) until
June 17 h) being out of the countl")
today. A.nd 01her returns will ~tragglc
1n later in the year.
Elsewhere on ra, L>s >
•The IRS ordered 1t\ walk ·tn
oflices and nat1onw1<te "hot ltne"
telephone service to remain open
until 6:30 p.m. local tame to accom·
modntc last-minute fikrs.
•H&R l:Jlock·s 8.000 offices were
helping hundreds of thousands of
people complete their returns. at
prices starting at S 12. The company,
which prepare, clo5e to I 0 pcrccnt of
all federal returns.· ~ye; more and
more pcople arc delaying the 1n·
ev1tablc
"It has <oo mcthing to do with the
ccorw my," guessed Harry BucklcX· n
vice pr~tdcnt at Block's Kansas ( at y,
Mo .. headquanen. "When the econ·
omy I\ bad. pcople file earher becau~
80 per<'cn1 j et refunds and they want
to get their money But wich the
economy p1ckanJ up over tbe last few
yeaM. the" ·re fihna later "
•Sa vina~ 1nc;1ttut1ons expcc1td a
land-officr tnniness fro m last-mintue
film tooluna to cut thetr taxn hy
1nvcs11na 1n an Jnd1 v1dunl Rrtare·
mt'nt .\c·count.
Actors
lead as
heroes
WASHINGTON (AP) -Film
\tars edged owt President Reagan.
Pope John Paul II and humanitarian
Mother Theresa as the most frequent·
ly namt'd "heroes" among young
4\mcncans. according to a poll pub-
lished today an U.S. News & World
Report magazine.
i he most frequently cited hero in
the poll of3 ! S younga.dults was actor·
director Clint Eastwood. famous for
has tough-guy roles in the movits.
Eastwood was the first choice
among the 161 men aged 18 to 24 who
were polled. and placed third among
the heroes of the I S4 female part•ci-
pants.
The poll was conducted for the
magazine by the Roper OrpmLat1on.
In an article ent11led "fleroc~ arc
Back." the mapLine observed that
the sclccuon of heroes 1s a sharp
change from the turbulent decade of
the 1970s, when role models were 1n
short supply among youna people.
Today'!i young adults. the ma.ga-
1ine reported. tended to choose
strong indi viduals as their models
and "clearly seek to paltem them·
st:lve' after pcoote who, for the most
part. are houndlc lynch or succtss~
ful."
Ea twood topped tht heroc' hsl.
beina named by 30 percent of thoM!
polled He wa~ follo~cd by comedian
Eddie Murphy. the choice of 24
percent of the you~ Murphy
wa' the ~ond choice of male&. No. 5
for fcmalC'\ 1 '
part of his chest after using kerosene to 1gn1te a charcoal fire on the ship .
RTD crime 11gura quatloned
LOS ANGELES -Saying they have figures that show the RTD
understated bus-related crimes. two UCLA researchers have sent their findings
to city and county officials, claiming transit authorities didn't respond to them.
But Southern Cali fornia Rapid Transit District officials say the UCLA figures
are overstated and their sugestions to improve the situation are CJlher
impossible or already in effect. The UCLA repon. compiled for the U.S.
Department ofTransportation. says crimes committed in 1983 on buses. at bus
stops and traveling to and from bus stops were 20 to 30 times higher than the
RTD reponed.
Crocker Center blue quelled
LOS ANGELES-A fire early today on the 18th floor of the downtown
Crocker Center office tower was confined to two suites. a Fare Def!Srtment
spokesman said. The fire was reported about I 2:SO a.m. and was \lt~ble from
the street. said La rry Ford. a department public information officer. Fourteen
fire companies were dispatched to the high·rise bank building on West Sixth
Street and brought the blaze under control at I :32 a.m .. he said. .. Gas price• up 7 cent. a gallon
LOS ANGELES-An upward trend that saw gasoline pnces Jump 7 cents
a gallon in the past two months will continue as wholesale prices nsc and the
demand for unleaded gas erodes suppl[. 011 industry analyst Dan Lundberg
says. Th~ average price. nat~onally for al grades of gasoline 1s S 1.20 per gallon.
the publtsher of the 011-onented Lundberg utter said. In February. before
retail pnces began to respond t.o nsing wholesale costs. gas averaged S 1.13 per
gallon for all grades. But the pncc of unleaded could nse by IO cents per gallon
next month to S 1.26, Lundberg said Sunday .
,-WoRtD
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Seaman pulled from Vauvlu•
NAPLES, Italy -Rescue teams used powerful winches and steel cable
1oday to pull a U.S. Navy seaman out oft he crater of Mount Vesuvius where
he had been trapped overnight. The sailor had scrambled down the jagged slope
of the dormant volcano Sunday afternoon to help a fellow sailor who had fallen
to his death on a ledge 3SO feet below. Lt. Cmdr. Skip Calvert spokesman for
the U.S. Naval support facilitie~ at Naples. identified the rescued sailor as
Seaman Brett Jacobs of Kansas City. Kan .. assigned to the frigate USS Edward
McDonnell.
S. African •IJantytown tom down
CROSSROADS, Soulh Afric:a -Dcmolit1on of this shantytown whe~
100,000blacks live bepn peacefully today. wuh none of the signs of unrest that
exploded earlier this year into rioting in which at least 18 died. Thousands
watched as the first shacks were torn down, and lhe only visible sign of
opposition was a single stone from a slingshot. Last Febraury mobs battled
police in Crossroa.ds, prol:Csting what the~ believed were plans to forcibly
remove them the sne 12 miles cast of Cape Town to Khayclitsha a new black
township bein.a buih by the government. ·
Realan ar1ed to vl•lt concentration c-mp
FRANKFURT. West Gem1any-A former prosecutor at the Nurembera
war crimes trials today uraed President Reaaan to visit the site of a World War
II concentration camp when he v1s1ts West Germany next month Roben M
W. ~empner.,"'.h.o nowlivcsin Frankfurt, urged Rea.-n to .. honor(Holocaust) v1ct1m~ by ~1s111na Dachau, Bcrgcn-Bclscn or a s1m1lar place" dunna his
upeomina tnp. Reapn ruled out a v111t to a Nazi concentration camp site
saying on March 21 that instt'ad of"rcawakenin. the memories" of aa....war h~
wanted to commemorate the post-war friendship between tht United Scates
and West Germany.
Terrorl•ts blamed ln bombm1
MADRID. pain -Sptin'sintenor miniatersayu terrorist bombciuscd
tht cxploi1on that npped apan 1 thtee·story rettnrant frequented by
Amencans. k1lhna 18 people and woundint 80. And panish aoverment 1 pok"man Fduardo Sot11los said Sunday "thctt w~ s1ans. but at was not
absolutely 'Ure (that) th1~ Islamic Holy War"' group wa' rcspon11ble for ttic
explo ion. ·
All of tho~ killed la'4' Friday night were Spaniards, but som~ Americans
were Injured
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Orange Cout DAIL V PILOT /MOf')day, April 15, lN-'
If yo ·u can (t Sta;nd the heiit ~·yoU bli n k at NUVo
Ellen Appel, Sae Book, Gloria O.brtnk at .. PWVO."
VIYienn e llclntoeh, Adolf Scott, Jennifer Blue and Jim
Pfaaebaam appreciated the parade of hot fuhlon•.
J
By BETl'Y PORTEJ\
Deir,._. C«t 111 I •M
Graffiu spray-pam1ed on the
stage back drops was 1he only clue
that the 265 women -and a few
men-were in fora surpnsc-cum-
color-shock ~en Neiman-Marcus
presented "NUVO, etc."
There were no basic blacks with
pearls. no Chanels, no Gala nos or
A<tolfos in.this Hotel Meridien
fashion show and luncheon that
raised S 7 .000 for Cystic Fi bros is
·Guild of Orange County.
It was tum up the Banana Boat
music~ for a show tnat was Young.,
Electric. Psychedelic, Knock-Your-
Eyes-Out-HOT -with hot pinks.
hot yellows. hot (including comic
strip) prints-all forthe Body
Perfect. . ,
The hi&hly ent.cnaining show
may not have been slanted 10 11s
more conservative. sophisticated
audience, but they seemed to love 11
anyway. It was a show of clo1hing
for bro nzed, young and T-H-1-N
bodies.
It was the sort of adventurous
production the guild members and
their supporters have come to
expect from the fun-loving presi-
dent Belllada Bar11ett, the wife of
N-M's vice president and manager
Barney Bar11ett. She had the as-
sistance of membership chairman
Bobbi Felaot and N-M's fashion
directors Colleen Espinosa (New-
pon Beach) and Devtd Canleu (San
Francisco) .
.. Bclhnda has a heart and 1m-
aa1nation as big as Texas." said
guild founder and former president
Barbara Yuebr, rcfemng to
Bamelt's birthplace and the fact
that she isa former Miss Tcxa?o.
"Old presidents never die; they Just
work behind the table," added
Yanchar as she and husband Carl
worked at 1he mformation·ad-
missions.booth.
Not all of the crowd were dressed
conservatively. Thcrewasaaroup
of Young Beautiful People-in-
cludina VMeaae Mcutotll (with
Adolf Scott as in ModelingAgency).
hand-painted dress desipter Jen-
aifer Blae and_h~r associate artist
Jeff Na11baam (whose silk shirt had
·his signature inscribed all over).
Then there was the aJways-wi1h-1t dining room where guests were
BeverlyTltompsoa-ColJ in no1-so-servedircold strawberry. sruad
conservative bJaCK,'whate and red. Nico1sc and amareuo mousse.
si1tingwithdaughterMar11e,a '7"~ 1"wo8unch Palm Spa of Palm
studentat Orange Coast College, -Springs prov1d¢ a week fortwo
and saying, .. I'm taking a yearoffto (with the luck winner bemgdnven
do som of the things I've always round-trip by limousine provided
wanted to do. in'duding wnt1ng." by Newport lmpons)and designer
Susan Beard said that she has one Sal&llDe Devlin made u~beautaful
of the cookbooks Thompson-Coal baskets(the kind she sells to N-M)
wrote and distributes to her friends. for d oor pnzes.
"It's full ofrecipes for meals Others attending were.JoADne
requiring 1.5 manutesor less to Mix, Darlene BeaJa, Terrie Watt-
cook." saa.d Barbara Stewart. enberaer, Manila Jellktn1,Sbirley
··.,.Reminds me of my ·five eggs and Je11kia1,Sae Hook, DeblGIUman,
anything.' .. said a b)'-stander who Barbara Boyle,cxecullve director
daned from the cocktail bar to the for CF an Southern Cahfornaa.
• Helen Joluttoll, fund·raisi.nadirec~.
tor for CF; Terri M1ller,1uild -
c"'ccutjve vice president; See..,..
whose daughter Neel is pictured 00
CF guild literature; MarilJll ...
NlelaeD, who bad two tables of I 0
each for the Irvine Co.; G-.
Wallab.,• and Toal Ann.lsteali.
Barnett said. "One in 20 Ameri·
cans (about I 0 mmion peopJe)are
unknowtna., unwittingcarrienof ·
the gene that causes cystic fibroSis, -
"Cystic fibrosis kills morecbit.
drcn and young adults in this · .;
country than any inberiteddiseate
'and half the children born with CF
·wall not-reacll their teens ...
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WILD, WILD WOALO OF
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Lloyd Brldgea play•
the harried air traffic
controller In ••Air -
plane.•• a 'parody of
airplane: .. diaaat e r
movtea. at 9 tonight
on Channel 4 .
BAANUM & 8All.EY CIRCUS
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• • '"The Streets Of San Francisco'
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Tony Lo Blanco
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• • , C1osst11e 119751 James
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) MOVIE
DE.\R .\NN LANDERS. I was
horrified by the letter about a Dallas
)Outh who had killed has parents and
was allowed to 'iharc an their m1ll1on-
dollar estate . .\pparentl) he was a
manor when he commatted the
murders and was found "acmporanl~
insane ...
Wh'en he reached ht'i maJont}. the
doctors said he wa'> cured and the
Judge decided he could go free.
Obviously. nothin~ an the law says a
person can't inherit mom» from the
person he has killed
Now I see an article an tht' Newark
Ledger about a man who beat has
mother to death in 1981 He too was
declared 001 legall) responslbk bt_-
cause of ansanat). Th1sman 1sgo1ng10
1nhcnt part of his mother's estate as
well as monev from her insurance
polaq.. ·
Pica'<: c;how THIS cl1pp1ng tu \.our
con-;ultant. Judge Wilbur Pell l)f tht·
Seventh C1rc u11 Coun of .\ppeals.
who made an eloquent defense of the
C'n manal JUStace system an this coun-
tn. -LO\\. B RN IN N.J
·DEAR S.B.: I was about to send I
your clipping to Jadge Pell wben I
received llt~rkom-blm:
DE.\R .\NN LANDER~ E"er
since m\ name appeared 1n )Our
column i have been hearing from old
fncnds around the country from
whom I had nol heard for some 11me.
That gave me much pleasure.
The federal JUdge an Ohio wrote.
.. Trui: fame rs not achu•"ed b-y
dasco"cnng a ne"" continent or b)
findan~a cure for thl· common cold It
as ach1ncd b~ publication an .\nn
Landers· column 'l ou ha"c am"ed' ..
I rccea"ed se"eral letter-; from
people I do not kno" who "rote
concerning local problem!. dealing
A11
LAI DEIS
Others complained about the large
fees rn their areas.
It as a fact that 'iome ~ttlements
that seem outrageo us are made. be-
cause the defendant would prefer to
settle than go through the rncon" e-
naence that many lawsuits entail For
example a m~h dmurbed man an
Ne"" Yorl Jumped in front of a
subwa~ train and '.I.as badl~ tnJured.
The trans11 authont\ settled for
$650.000. .
Whale 1h1~ case and many others
seem ndiculou~ I cannot help but be
reminded of the w1sc words of a
former JUStace of the upreme Court.
W1lham Mood-y. who sa1d 80 years
ago. "The nJht to sue and defcndis
the alternative to force. In an or-
ganized soetety it 1s the ngbt c:on-
scrvauve of all other nghts, and ha at
the foundauon of orderly aovem-
ment " -JUDGE WILBUR F.
PELL JR.
DEAR WILBUR: Tlwab fer a
second CODtribetioa to tMs space. I
now bave before me a stack of letters
coatalaia& cUppt1111 abHt l»tsalft
salts ud settlematl from all over
Ille coutry. It makes deUdHI re.a•-
lag.
The moat faactutiag is abHt a
mu iD FraakU.11, Pa., wM w flW a
s~ quclrillloa lawn.it apJaat lite
Peuaylvula TraupertatiM O.
partmeot saying ltJ1 We wu ral8ed
wbea lai1 driver's Ucease was
suspended followlq u aato acdMlat
la lt73.
The moat a1toDJ11ting cllppill1 is
aboal a couple wttb two cbildrea wtio
were divorced. The wire· declared, "I
will give ltJm tJae laoue ud lite car.
but be mast also take tla.e k.141."
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0) No min a mum distance. iiiii'~ In what speed ione may a
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A) 25 mph zone
8 ) JO mph zone.
C) 35 mph zone
D) Any speed zone as long as
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Answer to the first question: B. 300 feet.
Answer to the second question: A. 25 mph zone. eve Section 21 716 state~ "No person shall operate a golf cart on
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It 'sApril 15:
Have you filed
income tax yet?
Contrary to popular opinion, there is something in
hfe as certain as death ancf taxes: edttoriaJs reminding
you that m1dn1ght tonight 1s the deadline for filing your
income taxes -: even though the only people who
b.aven't filed by now aren't readinj the newspaper,
they're standing in line at the post office.
Taxes, the dues we pay for membership in the
world's least-exclusive club, are a natural topic of debate
in a free socie!). Can a man be totally free if he cannot
refuse to sive financial succor to a government of which
he may disapprove? No. ,\
But, can a ~ociety guarantee freedom -albeit not
total freedom -without the ability. to tax its citizens for
the funds to suppon an army and deliver services of
varying indispensibility? We have operated in the era of
Bi~ Government on the assumption that the answer to
this question also is no.
There are lots of reaso ns for paying your taxes. A
good one is: If yo u don't, the ~overnment will charge you
more than the amount yo u d1dn 't want to pay in the first
.place. Perhaps a better one is: If you still refuse to pay, the
government will put you in Jail.
Faced with such dismal options, Americans ha ve
found plenty in the income tax to hate, to laugh at and
even to defend. For instance:
•"I'm proud to be paying taxes in the Unned States.
(But) I could be just as proud for half the money:: -
Arthur Godfrey
•"If Patrick Henry thought taxation without
representation was bad , he should see it wi'th. represen-
tation." -The Old Farmer's Almanac
• .. Every child born in the United States can hope to
grow up to enjoy tax loopholes." -TRB
•
0 The income tax has ma# more liars out of
Americans than golf has." -Will Rogers
•"Nothing makes a man and wife feel closer these
days than a joint tax return." -Gil Stern
•·'The reward of energy, enterprise and thrift is
taxes." -William Feather
•"The trouble with being a breadwinner nowadays
Tsllfat lhe government 1s in for such a big slice ." -Mary
McCoy
•"Taxes are going up so fast, the government 1s
likely to price itself out of the market.'' -Dan Bennett
•''An ybody has a right to evade taxes if he can get
away with it. No citizen has a moral obligation to assist
in maintaining the government." -J. Pierpont Morga n
•"Capital punishment: The income tax ... -JcfT
Hayes -
•"The only thing that huns more than paying an
income tax is not ha vi ng to pay an income tax." -Lord
Thomas R. Duwar
•"Taxes arc what we pa y for a c1vil1zed society." -
Oliver Wendell Holm e~ .
•·'When there is an income tax, the JUSt man will
pay more and the unjust less on the same amount of
income." -Plato
And so it goes. The issue 1s so ins1diou!I ,
Shakespeare got into the act inadve rten tl y when his
sooth sayer warned Caesar to "Beware the ides of
March."
A modem government wise 1n the wa ys of public
relations has si nce moved tax day to April, but is n't that
the kind of thing we ex pect for our taxes?
What outfit d_o y ou
prefer to see in en in?
V.ornl·n 111 \hl·1r 21J, 111-.t men lo
\.\l'JI )lJll\ Jnd r -\h1rh \.\ oml'n Ill
tltrir ''1' prdl'I mrn 111 tlHll ·flllll'
$1111\ \\ omr11 11ver 411 wo11fd r.1thl'f
~cT llll'n 1n gra\ tl:inm·f,
..,oc1n••r 111 I.Her '>CJnll t llll•IU\ '11ul
w II d11 1u\I th<' ngh1 thin~ h~
:icu<knt -In \tumhll' 111to J \1gn1f1
l'a n t lll'\A. d l\u 1 \ l'f\ I u i..e C h llll''>t'
f mprr\\ \1 I 1ng \h1 ~hl' dropped .1
\ilkv.nrm' uitoon 111111 hot 1Aall'r
1 h<1I ,ofll·ned 11wtlil1r1111\ to lt·t 1h1·
thrl'<H.I unw-1nd \\. h\ d1tl 'h"i do 11'
<.,hr ui.i
.... llllldl'\ pt.•ak In thr <.prtn@. \11 d11
l1Jntcpl1on' of hab1c'> When I ttra\p
the pilttt'rn thrfl· I'll pa\\ II alon!(
I he Brook I~ n Hru!ge onginalf\
ch;irgcd J toll of a n1tkd d wv.
<) lfov. man' l \ Prl'rnknt\
real I\ were horn 1n loit tah1n'"
.\ Four -I 1nt11fn J 1llm11rc
Ruthanan .ind <1arl11:ld \oo
Oumm> C 1Jrlield v.a<, J prec;1dt·n1
C) What <an \OU ll'll mr .1hou1 th.11
~tnn1ted in\trument mike! 1h, "1ouhk
ba,~·r
o\ f)nl\ tha111'4' th<" l.1rgnt !Tlf'lll~t
of 1he \!Olin l.tm11\ 11111h1n~ mon•
rdu~ an J\c:adt·nn 111 '""·"d' 0\<ar''
..\ C1rorgr lkrn.m.l \h.1"" In l'l1H
()fll'nl1nH·' 1n lhl' l111·r.11un· ot
kit<:nd 1hc good an1mJfo, hil\l' nameo,
hut tht• had an1malc, don 1 fhl') 're
JU'>I 1dent1ficd h) tht• n.1n1r of thl
\l)(.'ete\ ~c ti )OU t·an n.i11w the good
lharactrr\ that malth up "'th thl·o,c
had animal' T ht· w11lt r lw dn.igon
T hl· o,nakc
Rl0 Jltor' pkil\( Olltl' r lw mall'
h1ueh1rd. 100. p1d.o, out threr or lour
nes11ng ')Ile<. and 'tww' thc·m to thl"
female -then \ht• tlcl 1dC'<.
~ah age t H'w' h J \l' rn m nt•d
l apped hc11tfc~ ol \ arn1<oh ln1111 \a1hng
c.h1p<, 'unken l'l'llt1H1c'I agu ~to find
the 'arn1!>h fX•rk<th uo,ahlc-
"'lil':trh all tht· \IRn'I uc,cd 1n w.rit1ng
mu\11 arq of lt<1lian origin
Thell· .11t· htHJ\C m1Cc 1n \\IJ that ""ft likt• 1 ;1nam·' \ort of
I 1qum and ug.arcttr'> Jrt·n't allo\A.·
rd on lht• '\O\ 1e1 airline .\C'roflot fhl•
ml·alo, -on flight\ of more than th rte
huurc, -are c.old mcatc; hlal k hreJd
:md \Iron~ cofTc<"
l .M Boyd i1 • 1yndlr•ttd
I) \\ho "'<I' lht· fir\I P<'r\nn In C'olumnl1t
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11l1iat wemustaotoacnlevewor dpe~ce1s-starf'tmportm Ru stsn.
Chinese. and maybe Iran/an cars ...
Autoimportsmayjust be
vehicle to achieve peace
Only troubl~ is,
a lot of Americans
~an •t afford them
Ann and I ha\C hcen 1all..1niiabovt
bu)ing a car. It'!> not 10 thl' scnous
!>tage :rct. but I feel fa1rl) cena1n that
we'll bu) a car in the next :rear or so. It
probabl) won't bl'. a new one. because
nctther of u!> can Justify putting out
that kind of mone) for a machine that
takes us to the store and back.
Speaking of which. ha' e yo u priced
a new car lately? I sioppcd by a
dealership about a )Car ago. JUSt to
wn of look aro.::.u:..:.nd~-
ere was a flashy little model.
hlack, that looked like a son of1un1or
\pon'> c.ar. E:.vl·n standing still. 11
looked like 11 was doing the speed
hm1 t I got in and \at do"'n
Th1<o l11tlc car had one feature that
took me totall) b) surprise. I reached
down and turned on the 1gn1tton. and
-.omconc ~1d. "Your door 1<, aJar."
I turned to e\pla1n w whoever wall
talking 10 me that I re;illy wasn't going
an)wherl'. and there was nobod>
there I turned the 1gn111on off. and
tu med 11 back on "Your door 1s aJar."
The blood} car was talking to me.
fhat wa'> one of the features that
hl"lpcd mr to decide not to bu y the
car Oh. 11\ not that I have anything
again'>! talking Lars. It\ JU'>t that I
would ha\e had to bu't two of them.
'>ll that the~ 'd rach have someone to
talk to at night
( an'1 \OU 1uo,1 hear 1ha1'1 "If 8111
\J()('\n't hu) me '>Orne gas tomorrow. I
BILL
HARVEY
don't know what I'm going to do. I
keep telling him and telling him.· 8111.
I can't go much fanher without some
gas' and he JUSt ignores me:·
"Yeah. I know. My kfl rear shock
1\n 't getting any bener. but will he do
an ything about 11., Noooo! All he
rn re!> about is that two-wheeled hussy
over in the corner. All she has to do 1s
bat her headlight. and he gets her
ever) thing she wants."
"I've been pulling this off for a long
11me. but I'm going to sec a lawyer. If
he doesn't get me some gas soon and.
"'-hile we're about 11. some ne'-"
~indsh1eld wipers, I'm going to file
for a divorce'"
The second feature that helped me
decide not 10 buv the car was when I
asked the salesman how much He
looked ml' straight in the e)C and said
"Oh. about sixteen."
Si xteen'.' Sixteen what?
"~IXTEE N THO Ll'iAN D
DOLLARS'"
I'm not all that old, but that figure
happens to be exact Iv what I paid for
my very first house. it didn't talk, but
11 was a hell of a lot bigger.
.\oyway. back to the original sub-
JCl't, the purchase of a car fo r Ann and
me. We went to a dinner the other
night, and as we were coming down
Harbor Boulevard on the wa y home.
11 occurred to me that there arc an
WASHINGTON MERRY -GO-ROUND
incredible number of car dealerships
along that street. Buying a car
wouldn't be all that easy.
I read somewhere that 1n the earl>
1900s, there were 200 or 300 different
car manufacturers. I don't think there
are that many now: but still . the
variety of choice 1s staggering.
Let's see now. just the American
manufacturers -GM C. Ford,
Chrysler and American Motors -
offer about 12 or 13 different makes,
let alone models. Th'cn, there's the
Germans-VW. Merc'Cdes. BMW-
and the Japanese -ijonda. Toyota.
Nissan. Isuzu. and Subaru. Then
there's Renault , Peugeot. Saab,
Jaguar. Volvo. Fiat ... thC' hst ~ems
endless.
As T passe m) li th Japanese car
lot. I happened to wonder what wou Id
become oft he automobile business if
Japan were to declare war on us again.
Absolutely nothing. Toyota. Nissan,
Isuzu and Subaru. not to menuon
Honda. K1twa..ak1 , Su7Uk1 and
Yamaha, would never allow that to
happen.
Germany'! You'd better believe
that VW and tho~ other guys would
haH a lot of say about shooting at one
of their maJor markets.
Then. it came to me'
The way to achieve world J>l!acc!
listen up. guys . .\II that we must do
to achieve world peace I'> stan
1mport1ng Russian, Chinese. and
maybe Iranian ,·ars.
What the heck. 11'd be wonh 11 tc>
put up with a suck shift.
And ll could mean the end of war as
we know it today.
Columnist BJ/I Harvey /lve1 in
HuDtington B eacb.
Wealthy companies prosper
as Synfuels hands out funds
\\ \\tllNC1TON -I he tedcrnl
gmanment ma> be rough on e'er.·
tl.n 1ax pa~cr\ hul 11 rnn't '>Crm to do
l'nough for \ome of thl· nation\
wcahhtl'\t corpuratmn'> Not only do
the\ pa\ link ur no ta'c" on their
l'normou') l'a rning' hut the<ot.• < urpor·
all' panhandkro, lint up 1A1th lhl·1r
d1amond·')tudded tin rup' ntrndcd
for go\crnmcnt granto, -and get
them
( lur a.,.,<x lilll' < nrk\ John,on h.1\
c·het·ked thl.' Id\ 'ilJiu<o of 'l'' t•ral
rnmpan1e\ thal ha\e hccn g1vc•n or
ar<: negotiating mul11·milhon-doll.1r
grant<, b' the fedcralh funded l .\ ~\nthct1c Fucl'>( orp 1nthl·hnPl·tha1
the) 'II dr,elop cncrg) alt1·rn,t11\l'" to
1mportt•d oi l.
'\o far. not an erg ol l'nl·rg~ h:.i' tx-rn
produced b) thc\l' Lnmpan1l'\ hut
~'nluel' keep~ ladling out 1h1· ICJ't·
pa)er.,· money
A\ the t:orpma1c rt•t 1p1cn1' arl'
quit!.. to po1n1 out 11\ all l)c.'rlettl\
lc~I In fact. rnmpam C \l'tut1vt·~
would be dcrehl 1 in 1he1r dut) to
\tockholdcrs 1f the) tailed to take
C\CI')' 5ubs1dy-:rnll ta11 advantage they
tan get But 11 doe' kad to wme
h11.irre "tuationc, For c'ample·
•< 1encral flecint Pre'l1dcnt Rc-
.1gan 'c, old cmplo)er wa' recen tl y
'iU'ipcndcd (rom defcn~ rnntra("t\
fnllolo\ing 1nd1ctment for fr:iu d Rut
\\ nfucl<o ha<o no qualm~ ahout (,f:. lt''i
pa rt of a c0Mon1 um that ha'> received
S 120 m11l1on 1n funding for a coal·
¥l'l'1fica11on plnnt in C ahfurn111 A (if
\Uh\ldtal). Uidd Petroleum. h \ ~n
prom1 \Cd up to S 100 m1ll1on for still
another c;ynthct1r-fucl plant 1n C al1-
forn1a A OF pro1cc1 1n Detroit will
o,eC'k ~> nfuel fund\ later th1\ year. and
'nil\ :l\ked thC' r nC'fiY Department for
s~.,() m1llmn
\ <'1 1n 19Kl ·l'114' (,f paid not a
d11llC' in (cdcral 1nc;ome ta~ on '''
rnmh1nC'd rm>fit' of Sfi S h1ll1on In
~I '°~wmp&nY&i~ S2K~ mtHton 1n
t.:n rrhatec, dunn(I. that period A <ti
\floknm:.n ,,11tl the u1mpam d1c1 fl3\
$1 ~5 m1lhon in income taxe' for
1984.
•T t•-:aco· This 011 giant. which paid
no federal taxc~ from 1981 to 1983. 1\
a panner with GE 1n th e coal·
ga~1fication proJct·t.
.!' ,• Dc>w C 'hemical: !)ynfoel'> ha<o
guarantt·cd thi s compan:r S620
m1ll1on in price suppons for the furl
11·s try1na 10 develop in Loul\1ana.
Dunng 1981 ·1983. Dow made $776
million 1n profits. but got S223
mi ll ion in tax refund!>. for a "negati ve
ta' rate" of 28 percent.
•Tenneco: Although the General
.\Lcount1ng Office concluded that the
huge Great Plaim gasdicat1on plant
in Nonh Dakota can get along
without further fcdetal help. Synfuel<1
won't hear of it, in•usllng on S790
million 1n subs1d1es Tenneco owns
lO percent of the plant. The company
will also share in $2.2 b1ll1on wonh of
fede ral loan-and pnce~guarantees to
produce oil from Colorado coal shale.
Yet renneco. an cncra> and de-
fcn'><' conglomerate, had profits of
S2 6 billion 1n 1981 -1983. and col·
lccted S 189 million in tax benefits
during that period.
Other winners in the S)nfucls'
swecpc;takcs ha ve paid income UlXCS,
but the avcraae IS far below the usual
corporate tu rate. S1if1al Corp .. for
example, which hH bttn promised
S365 m1ll1on to make fuel from peat
bogs. paid JU" 6 S pcr-ct"nt in taxes on
1981·I983 profile; or $697 m1lhon .
And ·both Amcncan Natural Rc-
~ourccs and Pacific I 1&h1ina Co ..
wh ich arc partners with ienneco 1n
the Great Plains planl that ~houldn't
be actt1n1 ynfuels aid. paid taus at
low rate\ on multi m1llion-dollar
profits.
Reps lfoward Wolpe. D-M1ch ..
and Mike S)nar. D-Olcla . ha ve
introduced lqalat1on that would
C'l1m1natc Synfuels -a move that 1s
bttomina \Ometh1na of o 1r1d1tlon on
<;;apttt?f.-.HtH-bt11 )'t9r'c; 3ttcmpt
ended 1n a comprunme that cut 55 4
h1ll1on fr nm the '' n(uclc; hudact
JACK
AIDEISOI
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leaving $8 billion for the corporation
to play with.
This year's bill hu some powerful
suppon in Rep. John Dingell , D·
Mich .. chairman of the Energy and
Commerce Committee. But ll also
has some powerful oppos111on. led by
MaJonty Leader Jim Wnaht. 0-
Texas. who continues to have faith 1n
synthetic-fu el development.
DIPLOMATIC DIGEST: Ten
years aner the fall of Saigon. relations
between Vietnam and the United
States are still frigid. In fact. Rep.
Stephen Solarz. 0 -N.Y .. fOund the
chill to be literal when he visited
Hanoi recently to !leek Vietnamese
cooperation 1n eonfimung the fate of
2.600 Amenean servicemen still
listed-as m1ssina in Indochina.
The room where the U.S. del·
ega11on met for talks with Vietnamese
officials was frecztni cold. and the
s11uat1on wasn 't helped any by the
heated rhetoric of the Hanoi 01Tic1als.
The discussions got nowhere.
•Even by WashinJton sta ndards.
security was 1ston11h1naJy t1aht at lhe
Washinston Hilton Hotel dunn• a
recent reception for vis1tina Turkish
Prime Minister Uraut ()7al.
Plainclothc and uniformed guard~
were oul 1n force. cxplos1 ve-sniffina
doas patrolled the premises and a side
strttt wu blocked olT throuahout the
event Turkish officials ha ve been
frequent taraets of Armenian ter-
rorists 1n rttcnt years. and the
Wash1n1ton H1llon. of count. 1s
where Prcsulcnt Reapn was shot
euctly four years nd one week ~ thrtutfthll rtttp1ion --
Jack Aad•no. 11 • •J'fl41c•IH
col1m1111.
I
BILL HA.RWY columnt••
R1c11A1D
CoHEI
War has
buried
the good
LBJ did '
You might call h im
58,023th casualty
of Vietnam War
JO HN\ON CITY. Tex -It's
spnng 1n rcxas hill country and the
land 1s carpeted with brilliant wild
llowcr\. l here are Texas blue boo nets
and red Indian paint brushes and th~
,cllo" of the evening pnmrose. The
fields are green. the sky blue and
under a stand of old oak. a stone's
th row from the Pedemalcs Ri ver.
L>ndon Baine) Johnson lies buncd
-in \ome w-ays the 58,023rd
rasualt~ of the Vu.'tnam War.
At the bo)hood house in town and
at 1he grander onr at the ranch. th(
tourists wme The\ starrand take
their pictures. but a guide ~ys thC )'
almost ne\Cr ask about V1ctriam. The
v1~1 tors. he 'ar .. are."young families
and ~n1or ci l1lens." Like Europe
after the \laughter of World War I. an
entire generation 1s missing.
This month marks the I 0th an-
n1 versar) of the end of the Vietnam
War It ha'I been I 0 )Cars since the helicopter~ '>natched the last Amen·
can!i ofT a ~a1gon rooftop and the
1ncomprehcM1ble simply happened
America lost a war.
You-cmrrnomc you1 spot fo1 th'5
ann1versar. -the al"'-a)s fitting and
always m9•v1ng Mem orial in Wash-
ingto n or a rollcgc campus where a
little piece of the war was fought. toq
But John .. on C It) and 1he httk
white Johnson hou\C w.1th the ro~
hlooming on thr trclhs 1c; as good ~
spot a!> an ) Y11u l'OU ld argue whether
the Vietnam War would have haJ>
pened w11hout Lvndon Johnson
whether II W3\ mostl} hlS war. Of'
1ncv1tabl\ our war
' II 1\tor. will a"S \Jsual. take its ume
rendering a Judgment and then. eve(I
"'hen II does. 11 will revise and hedge
and not leavl' )OU with much an yway
So why wait'' The truth about Viet·
nam is that 11 was the American War
-lhc .\mencan Wa r which endcp
Henr) Luce'<, .\mcrica n Ccntu~.
It 1s all here -hcrr in the hfe stor)
of Lyndon Johnson and the people qf
his region fhq were mostly poor.
The federal government broup1t
them water and g.3\ e them electricity.
In the Dcprt'>\IOn 11 gave them JOb~.
There ·~ a ll t1l e one·room schoolhouSt' not far from the LBJ
Ranch and 11 IAJS here that Johns()fl
went to \(houl Years later. he
returned ao, prc\1dent 10 \1gn one of
the Great So(1et~ edu<.at1on bills. His
old teacher wac. at the c:eremon) The
mcs~ge was 1mpltc11· ~c teacher
sec what the federal gCl\rrnment can
do. I
In some wa>c,. that \ 1cw of the
government. of 11~ power and hs
obltga11on. wa<, a gcnera11o~I p~enomenon fhat wa" the gendr-
a11on that fou~hl the 'iecond World
War It fought 11 all over the place arid
won 11 -won 11 h1g There was
nothing that that gC'nerat1on an d m
government could nul do and, even
now. on the porch of th(.· Johnson
boyhood home. a pa rk ranger ex·
pla1nc, what hr means when he say-.
that Lyndon John<oon\ father '-"3S a
liberal politician He did things for
prople.
The whlll' I 1moln, \1111 \1t behind
the hou~ at the ranch. onl) now they
arc enclosed in glas\. Thl' landing
strip that could accommod;1te a ~m•ll
JCt from the White Houw fleet sti ll
stretches out toward the hill~. fhere 15 room for helico pters. but now there
are l'lone The acroutrcments of powc~ are ~t 1 lled. but you t·a n 1 magioe
what 11 was hke -what 11 was hkc io
be a president of the lJn1ted tates
running for the chopper. h\lcnina lo
men who knew ~o much. but t
enough to ,doubt their own w1sdo -For John,on. there were ma
accomplJ\hmcnt\ But the war cov
them like a blemish. He ad' anc
civil ng~ls and 1hat wis goOd. He 1 money into education and that 1
was good. I le tried like hell to cffi' poverty and while he did not sucee d
totally, he ~uccccded a btt, and hit.t
will remember him for tryin&. In 1 c
end, thouah. all the &<><'Id 101 lost n the war
I
It 1s sprtnJ 1n the Texa\ hill countrv
The wild nowc" bloom. the a1r1~~
sw«t and the Pcdemalc' 1s rull ald
Oush. On t' tour bu~ yo u can h~r
the recorded voice of Lyndon Jotti-
son as he ltll\ what he wanted for ~1 nation. But t\len af\cr a decade c
words ohhe prcS1dcn1 lf'f mumc'ct
the ~·lent wav1na of~ wild no~ >
They look like popp1n
--!.
RlcMrd Coko 11 • •t•dJcaL col•m•IJI. T'
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Seven mo~e shows join
cotinty's· theater par•de
1 l.a$t week\ e1iht nc"" ~tagc pro-
duct1on'i didn't cA hnui;t Orange
County's producing capacity hy •rn >
means. Seven more shows amw at
local theaters this week.
Neil Simon starts the ball roll111g
If uesday night when his early comedy
hit "Buefoot In tbe Park" pay11 a
return VISll to the Harlequin Dinner
Playho use. lJ( Irvine ha~ two new
\hows on the boards tht"I week -the
Bntish comedy "Restorallon," open-
ing Wednesd~> for four nights. and a
tounnf. production of "StelJSwa y
Grand' Fnda> and Saturda) onl~.
while "Godtpell" bows in fhursda)
tt Southern (altforn1u < ollcge in
fosta Mesa.
Also ra1•11ng their respclll-.C l·ur-
tains Frida} will tx: "Tbe Supporting
Casi" at the Ncwpon Theater •\rt\
Center. "Tbe ~ond Time Around" at
the Garden Grove ( ommun1t)'
Theater and an original su\pense
drama, "lrkaome lnberltance," b~ the
Orange County Vanct) Pla)er~ in
Anaheim
"Barefoo1." the second pla)' of
Si mon's prolific caretr. will feature
Amick Byram and Sand} Edgaton a\
the young honeymooners, Eve Brent
Ashe as the bndc'!> mother and
Donald C'raig as the con11ncntal
cflarmCT from up~tatr'>. under the
direction of Richard Vath. Per-
formances will be given nightly
except Monday through June 9 at the
Harlequin, 3503 S Harbor Bl\d.
·Sant.a Ana. Reservation~ 979-5511.
At UCI. Edward Bond\ .. Resto-·
ration" will Ix presented b}' the
un1vers1ty's Drama Workshop
Wednesda> th rough l\aturda}' at 8
p.m. 1n the Studio Theater with
graduate student Andrew Scott
directing. European actor\ Andras
Toi
TITUS
Manon and Ma1Ja-L11sa Manon will
bnng .. Steinway Grand" to the Little
Theater Frida} and Saturday at 8 -
performing the play first in English
and then 1n Hungarian Reservations
for both shows are taken at 856-6617
Six performances of the ao pcl-
rock musical .. GOdspell" arc sched-
uled Thursda}'s through Saturdays a1
8 p.m. for t~o weekends at Southern
( ahforn1a College. 55 Fair Dnve,
( o~ta Mesa. Call 556-3610. ext. 274,
~eekda)s for ticket 1nfonnat1on.
Wendy Dunkel, Rebecca Dalton.
Veda Franklin. Joan Barkdull and
Bruce Coen comprise "The Suppon-
ing Cast" al the Newpon Theater Ans
Center, 2501 ClllT Drive. Newport
Reach. W1ll1am Waxman directs the
corned). which run\ Fnda)S and
Sa turdays through May 18 at 8 p.m.
RcS<>rvauons 63 1-0288.
.. The Second T1ml' Around·· opens
a lour-weekend run Friday at the
Garden Grove Community Theater.
in Eastgatl' Park (Chapman west of
Valley View). Garden Grove. Dave
lichm1dt directs the com pan)' of R1ta
Ann Delano. Gerald Denning, Ginger
Fout. Claire Kirk. Wilham Ripper.
Mann} S1cgall. Mal) Helen Tolman
and John Wilson. Curtain time 1s 8:30
Fnda)s and Saturdays through May
11 Reservauons 897-5 122
Director Ja) Conklin also 1s the
author of .. Irksome Inheritance ...
which Open\ htday at M p.m. IO the
Anuhe1m ( uhural Arts Center. 931
N Harbor Blvd.. Anaheim. Per
formances also are scheduled SundaY.
at 4 p.m .. Apnl 25 at 7 p.m and Apnl
26, 27 and May 3 at 8 p.m.
Reservations 97 1-S68 I.
Two colleges ring down their
curtains on three shows this weekend
with "The DlvlDers" and "Tbe Secret
of Otlrl1" closing at Saddleback Colle~e and "Deatb Tallea a Holiday"
winding up at Golden West College.
"01v1 ner'i·· plays Thursday
throuah aturda) at 8 p m. and
Sunday at 7 pm .. ""h1le .. Osins .. runs
Thursda y and Fnday at 4 p m. and
Saturday and Sunday at 2 pm. with
rcscrvat1onlo for both taken at
831-4656. "Death .. gnes closing per-
formances Thur'ida) through Satur-
day at 8 pm and Sunda) at 3 p.m Reservation~ 895-83 78.
Completing the loc.al theatrical
picture. with production., rnntinuing ·
their respcct1 ve runs. arc·
-"The Debutante Ball" at South
Coast Repcnol). 655 Town Center
Onve, Costa Me~a <957-4033),
Tuesda}s through Fnday'.I at 8. Satur-
days at 2· 30 and 8. liunda)"• at 2:30
and 7:30, through Ma> 19
-"Of ¥,ice and Meo" at thl· C iem
Theater. 12852 Main 'it . Uardt:n
G rove (6,6-7213). Wedncsda)s
through Sa turda)S at 8. "iunda)'> at
7.30. until May 4
-"Normu, Is That You?" at the
Irvine Communit) fht:atl·r Tunic
Rock Communll} Park. \unn)h1ll
Road ofT Tunic Rod. Ome In inc
(857-5496). Fnda~s and liaturda)S al
8. unda)s at 2 through \pnl 27
-"A Roomful of Roses" al thl·
Huntington Reach Pla~hou'>c \1a1n
Street at Yorkto""n .\ .. cnuc. Hun1-
1ngton Beach(8J2-1405) Fnda)sand
Saturdaynt ts· JO through \fa~ 18
-"Butterflies Are Free" a11hc San
Clemente ( ommun1t) Thl·att:r. 202
Ave ( abnlln. San < kmt·ntt:
( 492-0465) l hursdays through ~at
urday\ at 8 until May 4
Paging forlaughs
on 'St. Elsewhere' -"Anything Goes" al Scba\t1an\
West Dinner Playhouse. 140 -\ve
Pico. San Clemente (492 -9950).
series. And once there was a Wednesda>' through Saturdays at 8.
reference that "Or. Levine's wffe Sunda)"I at I and 7 unttl ~1a) 19.
LOS ANGELES (AP) -Litten
carefully to the paging calls and
dialogue In "St. EIMwhere," and
you might hear some trivia, a
famlllar name. or an Inside Joke
needs ano1her Insulin shot." -"Cabaret'' at the ( unarn tall
Produoer Mary Tyler Moore a Dinner Theater. 690 El (amino Real.
diabetic is married to Or. Rob6A-. Tustin OOIS-1540). night I~ except
· • 1 Monday~ at 'al)tng curw1n times from the people who write the Levine. through June 21 -tta--i~"M-'Prlodil:.IC1Hot~-9how ~SC--VlsitlAQ police officers pag~ ~"Sweet Charity" a1 Jhe Grand
TV. Include Pete Malloy, once of Dinner l hcatc:r. I Hotl'I Wa~.
"Adam-12" and Dan Matthews, Anaheim (772-7710). n1ghtl) except
the California Highway Patrol Monda)'s at 'al)1ng l urtatn ttmcs
Often paged In the halls of St.
EUglu1 la Or. Steven Kiiey, the
character played by James Bronn
on the old "Marcus Welby, M.O."
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by Tom K. Ry$'
BRIDGE ANSWERS TO WEEKLY BRIDGE QUIZ
Q.1 -As South, vulnerable, you
hold:
•JJO <:1 AQJ6 OJ7 +QJ972
The bidding has proceeded:
your queens are of doubtful value, a
raise to two hearts should suffice
for the moment.
Soatll We1t Nortli Eut Q.4-Neither vulnerable, as South
Pue P... 1 • Pue you hold:
2 + Pue 2 • Pue • 10765 <:1 K8'2 0 952 .. 74
? The bidding has proceeded:
What action do you take? Welt ~ordl Eut S•utls
A. -With a near opening bid and 1 0 We P&11 1 <::1
two spade honors, you are certainly Pue 2 • P... ?
worth a move toward game. What ac on ~o you take?
However, you don't want to bid no ,,,.
trump with one suit unstopped. On
this sequence, the odds heavily
favor North having a six-card suit.
so we suggest you raise to three
spades.
Q.2 -Both vulnerable, as South you
hold:
•9' <:i AQJ4 0 A107 +AK105
Partner opens the bidding with one
spade. Whal do you r e1pond?
A. -You do not have the right
shape for a jump to three no trump
-that bid is re1erved for hand1
with a 4·3·3-3 pattern, otherwise
there is too great a risk of missing
slam in one of your suits. Therefore.
all you un do for the moment is
make a temporlilng bid of two
clubs. to s~ how the auction will
develop.
Q.3-As Sou\h, vulnerable, you
hold:
• AQ1054 <::I KH 0 CM5 + 74
The biddins ha• proceeded:
Weit N.nll Eaet S..u
J o J <::i P.. 1
What do 7ou bid now?
A. -You have found a flt. •o there 11
no rt11on to Introduce your 1padt1
-p~rtner could have doubled had
he wanted to hear you bid •padH. It
11 simply a queetlon of whether or
not your hand I• too •trong-for a
ra!M Lo two hearts. Slnee both of
I
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SHARIFF
A. -WhUe partner'• jump Lo two
spades is not forcing. it doe1 pro-
m!1e a very good hand. You have
four-card 1upport, a king and a ruff·
ing value. A rai1e to three 1pade1 la
the lea1l you can do under the dr·
cumatancet.
Q.5 -Both vulnerable. 11 South you
hold:
+KJMI <::1 AJ75t OA +71
Tht bidding baa proceeded:
8•wtlt Wen Nordl Eaet
I• p.., I 0 P ..
2 <;) ,.., a o , ...
1
What action do you take?
A.-Pmnn hu 1hown a 1ub-
mlnJmum two-ovel'-one reaponH
with long diamonda. Since the
chances of hie havlni three card1 In
hieart1 are 1ll1ht. don't w&att your
time rebidding that 1ult. Any at·
&empt by you Lo Improve the con
tntt at-. htper f"tl ta fnlTJht
with danpr. Pus,
Q.6-Both vulnerable, as South you
hold:
•KQ7e <:1 832 O AQ75 +73
The bidding haa proceeded:
We•t No~ Eut s .. ~
1 + 1 • P... ?
What do you bid now?
A. -You certainly intend rai1ing
partner's suit -it i1 simply a ques-
tion of to what level. Two 1pad"
would be a gro11 underbid, and fo'I?
spades is a bit of a 1tretch, even o~
CHARLES
~ GOREN
poslte a vulnerable overcall. An In-
vitational jump t-0 three spade. fita
the bill perfectly.
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. ..
Golden West's
dream team
Rustler swimmers
likely to dominate
~tate com petition
;
the 200 breaststroke and I :56.8 in the
400 IM arc state-best mans, and he
also is among the q uickest in the 100
breast.
Teammate Mike Halphide, who
w•s a member of the Rustlers water
polo cam, is California's fastest JC
By SHARON FRUTOS swimmer in the 100 free and among
CM-.~ ..... ..., the top si x in the 50 and 200. ·
Golden West College's men's swim Eric Lund, a lso a water poloist, has
coach Ken Hamdorf has little to the state's second faftest.marks in the
complain a bout. · 500.and 1,600 free, and is among the
His Rustlers arc unbeaten o n the top six in the 200 free.
year -both in dua l and invitational "The neat thing about these guys,"
meets. It i$ quite possible that Hamdorf says, "A lot of guys swim
between four Golden West swim- out of fear. They're afraid of losina.
mers, 11 out of 13 individual events These guys aren't. They're all
could be won in the upcoming state positive-onented people . . . they
meet. thrive on challenge."
What's there to be critical of, Ken? O K, 1hey're good swimm ers who
.. They don't have brothers." arc positive people. So what else?.
With lhat out of the way, Hamdorf All eight sopho mores who've been
MONI> . A-PJU
can speak nothing but positive words on the team for two years arc headed
about his squad. But. the n again, the for four-year colleges and universities -
team's pcrf.Qrmanccs can spea k for ... not just to swim, but to further L..--.--~
themselves. their educations. ··
Four swimmers, 1n particula r, lead .. We're proud of that," Hamdorf
the Rustlers. said ... Not only that they're winners
Lukman (Luk1e) N1ode, a native of on records. but that they're also very
Indonesia, has the state community outstanding people."
colleges' top marks in three events -The Rustlers have plenty ahead of
the 200 individual medley and the them. too.
100 and the 200 bac kstrokes. He's They could be the first team since
also experienced some of the toughest the 1976 Pasade na CC squad to so
competition in the world while swim-dominate the state meet. T here's also
ming for his country in the 1984 an added incentive. Golden West
O lympics. · could be the first community college
Steve Bentley IS another of Golden team ever to go undefeated in water
West's top individuals. His 58.2 1n (Pleue Me SWDl/82)
Mlr~tliT"'7',.. - -
Mike Halphlde la one reuon for Golden We.t eouece·· OYenrbelmtnc 811CCHl ln 8Whn.mhlC tbla eea.80D. .
Just a leisurely Sunday drive for Andretti A's Davis
living up
to promise
In record time, he wins
Long Beach Grand Prix·
BY JOSEPH DUDEVOlR
Dlllly "'°' C:.lllJIM l lll
LONG BEACH -Mario Ahdretn coasted
-literally and figuratively -to his second ·
consecurrve win at the Grand Pnx of Long
Beach in record ti!"4le to gct-0fT on the right foot
in defending his CART-PPG driving cham-
pionship Sunday. ·
A crowd of 67.000 at the 11 th annual event
saw the 45-year-old native of Nazareth, Pa.
sail across the finish line in his new Lola T-900
a comfortable 60. I 3 seconds ahead of second-
place Emerson F111ipaldi of Brazil in his
March 85C.
It was the also the second year since the
move from Formula cars to Indy cars o n the
I I-turn. 1.67 m ile course on the streets ol
Long Beach.
It took every drop of fuel out of Andrett1's
racer to establish a course record speed.
averaging 87.694 miles per hour o.vcr the 150
mile, 90-lap race.
.. That was it. there wasn't anything left."
said Andretti after the race ... , ran out of gas
and coasted across the finish hne."
Andrettl. who had earned the pole posit ion
Wlth a record q uaifiying speed of 92. 190. had
been playing a cat-and-mo use game w11h
Da nny Sullivan from the m iddle of the race
on.
Andrew's strategy was to make only one pit
stop dunng the race to save time. But in to do
that he had to pace him self and couldn't push
his car too hard in order to save fuel. vi
Sulli van took advantage of that. catching
and passing Andre111 on the ninth tum of the
59th lap after Andrctt1 pitied after the 43rd lap
for fuel and tires.
"We knew ~e couldn't run at full boost and
finish the race. so we didn't fight 1t when he
CSulhva n) passed us," said Andrctti.
II was an expensive move by Sullivan, as the
second-vear driver out of Louisville ran out of
gas on the 79th lap. costing him the lead.
Sullivan limped into the pits. but by the
time he made 1t back on the track. Andretu
"as back in front and Fi1t1pald1 had taken
~cond
.\ndrett1 was never headed the last I I laps.
"We knew what he was doing." said
Sullivan. ··w e tried to back down o ur motor
100. but we d1dn 't back down o n the (I nJector)
boost enough I guess.
"His strateg} paid off and ours didn't."
The Ind) cars hold 40 gallons of fuel and
consumption becomes quite a factor when
p11t1ng for fuel because II adds precious
seconds 10 a dn.,,er's time.
When Andret11 was asked 1fhe would hke to
sec the fuel restrictions· taken off he re-
sponded. "If they want to give me more fuel
that's fine with me. Then I won't have to think
so much out there." ~ l
Andretti had this one thougllt out as he
stayed patient when Sullivan . passed him
because he ,knew at the pace Sullivan wa5
dn' 1ng. he would have to either have to make
a pit stop or run di). It turned out he did bolh.
In winning. .\ndrett1 pocketed the S92,634
purse.
Fittipald1 todk· home $71 .454 for second.
and Sullivan received SS2.874.
Last year when he won. Andretll said 11 was
a "perfect race." as he led wire-to-wire and was
ne.,,er challenged . .\fter "1nn1ng this year he
said, "I'm .. e~ bl~ The odds are against
~ou the second lime around. but e'el)thing
""ort..cd out. ..
It wa!I the third Lo ng Beach win overall fo r
the veteran. who has won 43 races. 16 of them
on road courses.
OAKlANO(AP)-Mlke oaVtaOf
the Oekland Athletics hae dm.i In
12 lUM m1d the AmericM l.Mgt•
IHICM"I iln't ft91'18 WMlc old.
~That'• the kJnd of ~ ..
always thought he lhoUld be. Ewn
lat yeet we neYer doubted hie
abHtty," M~ Jackie Moore
Mid aft• watc:Nng o.vta drtve In
four runs In Sund8y's 8-1 vtctory
()Yer the Angela.
The Angels take their ~
look at Minnesota tonight when
they visit the Twins In the opener of
a three-game Mt at 5:30. Geoff
Zahn will fece Mike Smithson In
tonight's aeries opener.
It was very negrly a Stra_nge comeback The 25-year-old 08\'is hit a
three-run homer in the MCOnd
lnntng and added a sacrifice tty In
the e6ghth. His ftytng 1985 start -
12 RBI In six games -totao. ~
very good spring ttalnklgi In the end, it" s Langer
who dons Masters jacket
AUGUST A. Ga (AP) -"It would ha' c
been a helluva story. would n't it?" Cum'I Strange
said. "We can all dream about 1t."
But his hopes of the greatest comeback in
Masters history turned into a puzzling nightmare
Sunday in the waters o f the 13th a nd 15th holes.
and Bernhard La nger become the first West
German to win any of golfs four ma1or
championships.
While Strange's bid to rebound from an
opening round of 80 fell apan. It was "a dream
come true," for Langer. who surged from four
strokes back with nine holes to play. He claimed
his first American title and became only the third
foreign player to wear the green Jacket that goes to
the Masters champion.
Oilers can pad lead
in Sunset With win
Surprise leader Huntington Beach
High will try to put some d ista nce
between itself and the rest of the
Sunset Lcaiue pack Tuesday night
when the Oilers battle Edison in a 7
o'clock confro ntation at Mile Square
Park.
The Oiiers gained a one-game
advantage over the Chargers by
r Rustlers, OCC
tangle Tuesday
T wo nvals headed in o pposite
directions square off Tuesday
(2:30) ·when Golden West and
Orange Coast colleges meet in
South Coast Conference baseball
action at owe.
Golden West has emerged as a
serious contender for the con-
ference title bY. virtue of Satur-
day's 3-1 decision over Ccm tos.
It was the Falcons' fi~t SCC loss
of the season and moved the
Rustlers (8-3) to within two
pmcs oftheconfercnce lead.
Oranat Coast. meanwhile. is
endunna one of il woflt seasons
ever under Coach Mike Mayne.
The Pirates. who were expected to
contend for the title. have stru1-
1Jed to a 3·8 record, a di,tant
seven pmes behind CeMtps
In the fl rsl p mc hctwetn the
two teams. the ball was spra,rcd all
over the ballpark before Golden
We t fi nally was able to claim 1
v1nue of Saturday's 1-0 nine-inning
victory over Westminster. The win
pvc Huntington Beach a 5-2 record
in Sunset play.
Edison. one of the early favontes
for the league title. has struggled to a
4-3 record but remains in contention
and could lock the race in a lie with a
victory over Huntington Beach. T he
Chargers were beaten twice last week
-by Westminster and Ocean View
-to fall fro m the to p in the Sunset.
Edison, however, handed Hunt-
ington Beach one of its two 5etbacks
1n the first round of Sunset play, 6-0.
behind a complete-game effort from
Todd Bridenball.
In an afternoon contest Tuesday.
Marina and Ocean View tan&)e in a
battle between teams trying to avoid
falling out oflhe playoff picture. Each
has four losscsentenng lhe 3: l 5gamc.
On Wednesday afternoon, Foun-
tain Valley (3-3-1) visits Westminster
(2-4-1 ).
The Sea View LcaJUC ISJ USI as t1~t
asco-leaders Estancia and University
(each S-2) try to maintain their one-
p me advantai c over NewpOrt
•Harbor. Esta ncia and Uni dash
Frida y afternoon at University with
the Eagles try1n1 to avenge a 7-1 lo u the hand s of the T rojans in the
lcaauc opener.
E tanc1a tangle' wnh 'llump1na
Costa Mesa at TeW mkle Park
Wednesday niaht at 7 The Mu'ltang.\
opened the Sea View season w1lh
three strai&ht wins hut have skidded
recently. droppina their last three
pm es.
I le won II w11h a 4-under-par 68 1n stcadll)
hudd1ng pressure under gloom ) sk1e!> that
\pnnkled an occao;1onal dnule. He \\>On h~ two
\ho1c, \\Ith a 282 total. 6-under-par on the
.\ugu~ta "1at1onal Golf( lub course
Ht.· ~on 11 b) pla)ing the last nine 10 n
Rut in the final anal)'SIS. he "on 11 on the '"0
hack-nine par-Ss. the I 3tti and 15th, both
rt'at"habll' in t~o. both prime birdie target'\. hut
both guarded b) water
I anger made b1rd1e on both holes. l\\.O·
put11ng on each O<.'cas1on.
.\nd litrange made boge)-6 on each. hitting
into Kde·s ( rt.'Ck with his second shot on thi: I .3th
<1nd l:i~hing a 4-iron into the pond 1n front of the
15th green.
"I never considered laying up on either
hole." Strange said. "I d1dn 't have that far to go."
litrange. t.hc leading money-winner on the
PC1.\ Tour this season. said the two strokes he
pla)ed from the lntlc Mream tnckhng along a
rock)' ra' inc on the I 'th "was no t my do"' nfall."
That distinction he sa"ed for the 15th
He looked up in amazement. d1sbehef
clearly \HHtcn on his facc:when his S«Ond shot
there -;plashed into the pond and handed Langer
the lead fo r the first 11me
"I Ousht:d a 4-1ron. and I was do"n"ind.
do\\nh1ll ... I JUSt don't unde~tand I'd do It all
over again the same wa)'."
There was a little pause
"I gue~~ the miracle of'8<i didn't happen
But 11 did
It hdppened for Langer
He chargl·d through the opening pro' 1dt:J h'
Strange·~ m1sfonunes and Joined South .\fncan
Gar. Pla\er and the currC'nt Bnmh Open
champion: Seve Ballesteros as the ooh foreign
pl:i.,.ers to win the tournament that ran t..~ "1th thl' US. and Bnt1sh Open'i and the PG.\ as golf., Big
Four 11tk'i
But laSt season. h1sMCOnd In me
majc)r leagues, Oavta hlt only .230
with 46 RBI in 134 games after
hitting .275 with 62 Rat 8i a rookie.
"I had all the confldence tn the
worid last year. It just didn't do me
any good. No matter how hard I
tried, things dtdn't get better,"
Davis said. ''It ture feels good to
get started thts way. I belieYe tn me,
that I can go out there and do the
things they pay me to do.''
WinnerChrtsCodlroH, 1-1, pitch-
ed thre.-hlt ball through IMMN"I
innings. He left becau9e of a
stlghtly stiff neck and Jay Howell
finished up. allowlng one htt, for h6a
fi rst save.
Giants 'Gott' pitching
to halt Dodgers, 8-4
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LO .\ \IGELf\ I .\Pl -Thl' \.in
Francisco G iants' ti1ggc\t u \n\l rn
going into I qR5 ""a'i thl'1 r .. 1;1ni n~
pitching.
But after one t1mt.• a round thl'
rotation. Jim Da\cnport tht' (11,101'
nc" manager. like"> "hat hr ha' '-l't'n
"It \.\-a\ good 10 <.CC all Ii' t' \ta rtl'r\
do "ell." Da'enpon Yid \unda' in
the "a~c ot the G1an1~· b-4 'it Ion
O'er Lo'i .\ngeles "tJ1m l (1ntt did
vcl") "'ell. he had a ltttk hll.,tr1 and
that·., wh' he came out
"We've still got to get our hullpcn
'ltra1ghtcncd Out \\c ma' C\en hJ\e
to go to four 'ltartel" and put (H)tl 1n
long rchct
""'c'l'C' going to \\Ore <,(•ml run<.
and that''i wre w help all thl'
pitchers." addl-d Da,enpon al\cr thl'
G iants upp<-t.1 tht•1r t'lrh rt't'ord 111
l-2
Gott. arqu1rcd from T oront11
made h1\ Na11onal League dt'hut dnd
got the' 1ctol"\ He "ent fi, c mnins'
IJ"ng up fi,c h1t'i 1nclud1ng M1~c
&iosc1a·~ R Bl 'ilO~lc in the tourth
ott Garreh\ the fifth ~n Fran 1~·t1
pitcher wt'nt the linal I'• inning., Im
his first sa 'c
Dodger<;' ~anagcr Tomm'
Lai.orda. \\ohO<.e t. luh" \ .. \ allc-r lo'i1ng
two of the thrtt-pmc ~t 10 l\an
I ranc1~. said tht'rt wrrc "1mc wr1rd
pl1~s in un<b~ ·..,lo\'>
.. , ..a" l\\.O Jll•'' I ma' nc'l'' ~~·
ag:11n." Lasorda tnmmentC'd "\\hen
wa'I the lt\\t time '.OU \8" a gu'
thro"n out trvtnj to 'it'Ort' from third
hJC.C on a N~ hit''"
1n11' ,ht1r1 k it field
T hl' \II ht.•r rla \ o<eurred In the fi"'t
1nn1ng "ht·n thl' Dodge~ \t'emed to
ht· 1hn·att•n1n(I. Rookie ccond
hJ't'm.tn \1anano Duncan. who was
hrl·.1!..in~ tor <;t'lond tried to duck out
, 1 thl'"3 'o1Jlinl'drt\e~1ngleh~ Ken
l .rndrl.'au' r hl' Dodge~ l'Ontcnded
th..:-h:ill 1hd nn1 h11 Duncan hut the
umr m· 1ukd that 11 did
Big m a t chups
set in volleyball
Prrr 'ollc' hall 'i" mp back
into ac11on tonight a'I thC' Sun~t
League ~gin\ thr tir-;t of a three-
n1gh1 "ltand "'th l:'.d1'10n (7-0)
hca' 11\ la' orrd at We'ltmin"ltcr
11nd Fount:un Valle\ I <i-11 hosting
Ocean \ 1c-.-. I'-~) \l!I<' tonight at
~. Huntington Brach 11-M '" ai
Manna , ,_\l
The h1g lOnlrontat1on\ lOmc
Tur"<ia~ night "hen Laguna
Beach (7. "\) '1\11\ E<itanc1a (8-2)
and Woodhndge (~-1) hMt1. (or-
ona dcl ~ar IX-~l in ~a Vic"
l..ca&ue pla'
ttF 12 Y'tfdict -lf'\i.Snc. a pmcoul of fiat pl~ 1n
the uth Coe'lt Lcaaue race, ho .,
Laauna H11l'I Wcdncsda) at 3 IS
Al OUver of die~• cau•t aTOtd tq by1tan PIUid8co
catcher Bob arelll:;urtna foutb tnn•nc 8uday.
The Oodgn1' "I Oliver. U1g1n1 UJl
on "hat hC' thoue.ht wu a O,t out."""
11\l'(ht, n out It llllYTft '" Jt Ltonard I ~hC'n Mike ~.faf\hafr'i~n1lt'dm~d
Ttie top thrt'\" team\ from ca h
league qual1h lor the n Jlll\
ofT" .\lth11uat\ 1t "' ant1c1i>Qtcd
that the "1ld card team (the
lcaaucs, I fl hcnh\) will come from
thr "ica View -the wild t'lrd
fiaurc~ 10 tic on th<1 rood a.gau\\t
the "lo 1 -~dc-J 1c'm 1n the 4-A
pla)afTs
l •!
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'H•t Man' bas ·H~g_ler in··his sights
Each promises knockout ; .... ~ "l plan to sho\\ &rc:1.unc~~ ... '>l!td tkurn). the
World Boiuna Council 1upcr "cltr~r11}lt cham-
hould the fiih• nrt $24 million. Arum ~1d.
tn middlewei ht bo pion "That's what's planned ire~tnr~ J?(r~tnta£c dculr. would swell Haglcr'i. purw to
SI 0 I million and Heamf to $8 9 million
Hagler isgurantl'Cd SS.6 mtllton. and Hearns
1r. auarantced S5.4 m11l1on
··Leonard did a area1 deal for me II ma& me
LAS VEGA tAP) -Marvclo s Marvin
HaaJer .vs. Thomas "Hit Man" Hearni. -n's a
match of hype aod of tugh hopes fo r 1he two
combatants.
want to ~t •1' their and prove my~lt.
"I don't sce th1~ fight aomg the d"t.1nce. I
than k 11 will be over an thn.-e rounds I have lhr
ab1hl> to make thest things happen."
"In an 1nterc,stina figh t,'' Lcooard ~1d of
the mat0h &<:I fora wld-out I 5.088·seat outdoo1
"The monc> •~ nice. but 1'11' no1 th1nk1ng
about it n ght now ... Hagler '>atd "I'll think about
11 later."
"This is aoing to be the highlight of Marvin
Haalcr's career," said co-manager Pat Petronelh
of liagicr's scheduled 12-round defense of thl' undisput~ middleweight champ1on5h1p tonight
stadium at C<te&a~ Palace.
It also could bC the richest match ever.
Promoter Bob Arum said the nches1 figh t to
date was the Larry Holmes-Gen) Coone>
heavyweight here June I I. 1982. which netted
$22 mi llion. Mon®> n1ght'C1 bout could net $24
The match brings together two men with
e~cc:llent record!>, 1mpress1ve numbers of knock··
outs. and the ki nd ofbo~1ng skills than can enable
them 10 win on poin ts.
"This 1s the fight he wanted."
"I think the whol~ world as lakcn notice of
this fiaht." 1W11d Hagler "That's what I ~ant
When l ltnock out Thomas Hearns. the world wall m1l lton. Arum !>aid. take nouce. , .
"Leonard took has confidence awa) for a
year." Hagler said. refcrn ng to Sugar Ra\
Leonard's 14-round defeat of Hearns for the
undisputed ""elterwc1,ht 11tle here Sept. 16, 1981 .
The bout "Ill be seen on limtted pa)·per·
.. 1ew teleivision and on closed-c1rcu11 TV at over
600 locattons. with more than threr million )Cats,
Hagler:-Whose listed agr is 30, hut who could
be oldrr. has a 60-2-2 record. w11h 50 kncx·kou1s.
It will be his 'I I th title defense. and his goal 1s to
break Carlo-. Monzon 's record of 14 successful
riuddleweight title defenses.
'Hearns, 26, has a 40-1 record. w11h 34
knockuts. A w1h would make him a tnple
champion and would be an 1mponant step
toward his goal of becoming tht" first man to win
four ti1le br gaining the light heavyweight
champ1onsh1p.
1n the Un11ed States and Canada ..
-He'll nc' er get 1t b3clc when I knock ham
Oul."
"It looks now like S 17 m1ll1on 1s a cinch."
.\rum said Thursda). "and e\ en 11 a disaster
happens we won't do less than S 14 million ... Thoma1Heam•
SPORT S BRE AK
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Browns m.ay have
inside track in bid
for Bernie Kosar
From AP dl1patcbes m
AKRON. Ohio -A letter from the •II•
Na tional Football League's player person-
nel director could pave the way for
University of Miami quanerback Bernie Kosar to JOtn
the Cleveland Browns, a family friend says.
Kosar. who has renounced his remaining college"
elig1b1ht). has been the prize in a game of cat-and·
mouse between the Browns and the Minnesota Vikings
as they JOCke) for draf\ nghts to the talented signal
caller
Ko..ar has said he wants to play for Ckveland.
Fam1h confidant Dr. John Geletka. who 1s SCI"\ 1ng
as agent for the quanerback from Youngstown. said
that the letter lrom Joel Bussen. the NFL's pla)er
personnel director, appears to suggest a supplemental
draft in which the Browns would ha .. e the firs1 pack
Kosars father \ltd last week that his son would not
submit the forms to become chg1bk for the regular draft
Apnl 30 and would opt for a supplemental drafl
Geletka sa id the letter was requested b} Kosar's fathn
in January
''It (Bussen's letter) sl)<.'lled out the alternat1H'~
available to us 1f the letter (requesting inclusion in the
regular d rafi ) was not received by April 15." Geletka
said.
Quote of tbe day
Meta off to fastest start ever
Dwlgbt Gooden pitched a four-h111er a
and struck out 10, outd ueling former
minor league teammate Jay Tibbs,_ and
Gary Carter broke a scoreless tie with a
s1x th-innmg homer Sunday as the New York Mets won
their fifih in a row. 4.0 over Cincinnati. T he 5-0 stan.
en ding thei r fi rst homestand of tbc season, is the best in
Mets history. breaking the club record 4-0 start of 1973
.. , In other National League games, Dale Murpby
conti nued his Ion -ball bitting spree by ripping a two·
run homer, his foun h 1n four
games, and Bruce Sutter pitched
out of a ninth-in ning jam to lead
Atlanta to a 3-1 victory over San
Diego. Murphy's dnve over the
left-field fence in the founh
inning ofTloserLaMarr Hoyt,0.1.
followed a single by Brad Kom-
mlnsk and sent the Braves to their
founh triumph injive gaJJICJ ..
Rick SatcUffe pitched a ·four·
hitter for his 16th straight regular·
Oooden season victory while Jody Davis
and Gary Mallbews homered for Chicago·s onl) hits to
lead the Cubs past Montreal, 4-2 ... Nolan Ryan pitched
a s1x-h111er and struck out nine to increase his all-time
major league strikeout lead over losing p11cher Steve
Carlton and Houston's Jerry Mumpbrey scored the go.
ahead run on the !.econd of two wi ld pit<·he!> b~ Carlton
in the fifth inning to give the Astros a 5-3 victor) O\ t'r
Ph1ladclph1a. Ryan. 2-0. finished the game ~11h 3.tun
~mkcouts to increase his margin over Carlton, who
\truck out two for a 3,877 ca reer 1otal ... Joaquin
Andujar pitched seven strong innings and con1nbuted a
two-ru n single and Jack Clark belted a three-run homer
10 give St. Louis a I ()..4 victory over Pittsburgh.
Jets win first playoff series
Ttgers,Seattleetayunbeaten Kings given
Lance Parrish dro\C Ol four run!>. a n• 1 d [Jf thrcew1th h1sfirst homeroftheseason.and 1na sen 0 Dan Petry shut out stru&$1in~ Kansas C'1t}
on lhrel' hats over eigh t rnnin~s to power · ·
streaking Drtro1 t to a 5-1 · tnumph Sunda~ for tbs! -C -
r18ers· fifth victory an as many games. 0etro•t. which Final game in Kan~~s ity_
won 1b first r11ne games last year en route to the world
champion!>h tp, captu red Its 11 lh concecut1ve decision is a 122-1 16 loss to Lakers
at Royals Stadium, includrn~ all six re~ular-season
contests a ear a o plus two in the Amrncan Leag ue
playoffs ... In other American
League action. Phil Bradley's
bases-loaded triple highlighted a
fi ve-run seventh rnnrng that gave
unbeaten Seattle a 5-1 victory
over Minnesota behind the
seven-hit pitching of Mike Moore
and Edwin Nanez. The Manners.
who extended the be!lt start in
' their history to 6-0, and Detrott
art" the onlv unbeaten teams an the
AL ... Paul Molitor wen t 4 for 4
Parrbb and Paul Householder hit a thrce-
run homer to lead Milwaukee to an 8-1 victory over
winless Tl"<as Moose Haas, 1-1. "'ent the distance for
tire Brewers. gl\ 1ng up six hits "'h1le walkmg two and
c;1nking out three ... Carlton Fisk drO\'C in four runs
"'1th a c;ingk and homer in his 1985 debut and Chicago
rode a SC\en·run founh inning to an 11-6 v1ctorv over
Bo!>ton. handing Boston its first loss of the season in Ii\ c
game., . Doyle Alexander all owed th ree hits in 6111
innings and Rance Mulllnlks drove 1n three runs while
ra pping a homer. two doubles and a si n$1e as Toronto
de teated Balumore. 5-3, and dealt the Onoles their fi rst
los!> in fi\e games this season ... Phil Niekro and Dave
·Righetti combined on a s1x-h11tcr and Henry Cotto'1
double 1gn1ted a two-run eighth inning as New York
edged Ckveland. 2· I
KANSAS Cl rY (AP) -.\!> 11.000 sad Kansas C11y
baskctbaltfans fi led out ol Kemper Are na Sunday, a band
played a soulful rend111on ol '"Auld Lang Sync.'"
Byron Scou M·orcd 25 potnh to lead the Los Angeles
Lakers to a 122-116 v1ctol) over Kansas Ci ty in an
emotional game that brought an end to the Ki ngs' 13-year
Nallonal Basketball i\ssoc1at1on history in Kansas City.
The Kings. who \\-J.!f4! sold last 1ear to a grou p of
Sacramento investors. ar(' exp<.'cted to get approval this
week-' from the NB.\ board of governors to move to
Cahforn1a·., cap11al Cit)
"We knew we "ere ~oini 10 face a ~Cl) emotional
s11ua11on coming 1n hen.·. ' said Lakers C'oach Pat Riley.
"We talked about 11 Wt..• d1dn'1 want 10 Oy .2.500 mi les
round tnp for a lo!>s. I think our players sho~ed a lot of
character the way the' c<1mc back to win ...
The Lakers will go into the playoffs th is week w11h a
64-20 record, second in the league only 10 the Boston
\clllcs. The Kings fin1~hed th{' sca'>on and 1he1rera in Kansas
City w11h a 31-51 mark. last 1n the Midwest Div1s1on of the
Western < onfercnce.
The Kings, cheered on by a vocal crowd of 1 1,371.
bo lted to a 43-28 firs t-q uarter lead but saw the La kers close
to 66-63 at halftime and 11c the score at 72-72 early in the
third period.
Al llco..IN~ the NBC-TV college basketbell
enety91, on why he'• thinking of auditioning for the
rOle of Coeoh, ~ by the late Nk:holas eoe..nto. on the "Cheers" comedy show: "I
~ 25 )'Ml"S Md tended bar six years. I mean,
ycu'r• not talkl~ et>out doing 'Hamlet' or even
Chef Boy-R-Oee.'
DcHlg Small and Laurie -
scor<'d 'ihort-handed goals in the second
p<.'nod to hft Winnipeg to a 5-3 v1ctol) over
Calgal) 1n the onl) Na11onal Hocke}
The I akers. bca1ang the Kings for the 14th straight
11me. fell behind b) nine points at 115-106 with 3:49 left
when M1kl' Woodson hit a shon Jumper. But that.turned
e..l1nlU.e-1Jl...JtS4)1~)1J~~ out 10 be the linal field goal for Kansas City. Eddie _....,~ ... J-'--11#4 .... ~ Jonn!>on's !rec fnrowln !lie ma secon s was fhe only m offense the Kings wen-able to manage the rest of the way.
Campanelli new Cal coach
League scncs decided Sunda) night. The '1ctol) ga' c
the Jets their first-e,er triumph 1n a NHL pla>ofT~rics
. The other three d1v1S1on semifinals still being pla~cd
were deadlocked at two games apiece. In Buffalo, Dave
Andreycbuk \Cored three goals in the third pen od to ltft
thl' Sabres 10 a 7-4 victor> O\Cr Quebec. Buffalo. whteh
hasn't won 1n 11s last 11 games in Quebec. wall tra .. cl to
play the ord1ques in the decider of the !tt:nes on
Tue'>da) . Ken Lln1emao exploded for three goals and
two assists in the last two penod!I as Boston erascd-a4-I
deficit to overtake Mo ntreal. 7-6. Linseman topped oil
the ama11ngcomeback with the winning goal at 13: 12 of
the third period agai nst one of the NH L's best team'> at
protecting a kad ... Bryan Trottier scored off a face-off
"-tth 68 !>econd!> remaining and goal ie Billy SmUb
stopped Bobby Carpenter on a penalt y shot wtth JO
o,econd!> to go. li fting the New York Islanders to a 6-4
comeback v1ctol) over WashinRton.
BERKELEY -Lou Campanelli. a m
success at James Madison l 1nl\ers1ty:was
named head basketball coach at the
Un1\ers1t) of(al1forn1a Sunda~.
Cal athletic director Dave Maggard announced the
hiring ofCampanclh. who coarhed at James Mad1!>on
for I 3 seasons.
Dick Kuchen resigned la!> I month after ('al
finished I 1-1 5 1n his seventh sea!>on as coach.
Campanelli. 46, com plied a 238· I 18 rernrd at
Jame<, ~ad1son. The Virginia \chool qualified for p<>!lt·
season play five lime~ undl'r him and went to the
NC AA tournament three \tra1ght H'ars. from I IJM I to
19!0.
Clippers end with loss to Mavs Generals clobber Portland
L()~ AN(jELES -Rolando Black-m man scored 26 points and Ja\ Vincent
added ~4 to help the Dalla<; Mavericks
Herscbel Walker scored on two one-m
yard plunges. Doug Flutie threw a touch· •II•
down pass and New Jcrsc} scored on its
Ii rst Ii ve possessions as the Generals rou ted conclude their most successful regular
season 1n the Nauonal Basketball .\<.soc1auon with a
96-92 \ u.t<H) O\ er the Lo\ Angell'\ Clapper~ ~unda\ night
Portland. 34-7. Sunda> in United States Football
League action. Ne~ Jcr>e\. now 5-3. led 24-0 at
halftime. scoring on drnes o·f75. 52. 62 and 48 }a rd~
Blackman '>tored 11 of his pwnt~ in the third
quaner a' the pla}off-hound Ma,enc.:h rolled to a 26-
point lead at 72-46 ~1th 5:31 left in the period.
Elsewhere 1n the USFL. Alan Duncan kicked a 35-\ard
lidd goal w11h 6:20 elapsed in O\ert1me to ltft Memphis
to a 13-10 vrctol) over Baltimore. The v1clOI) ended a
four-game losing streak for the howboats
Daniel toasts win
i.n Inamori Classic
She c l a ims first
LPG A tour vi ctory
in n ea rly two years
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C l;t\\11 '°luntl.I\ lkth I >;mad "':l'
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l>an1d < .trll111g 111 ,11.1111ht pal\ ir1
the fJJlal ro und of lhl' lollr d.I\ n m t
lin1!lhcd thl· da\ "'1th J ".1 t1ir a 2-
un(kr par total of 1H'1
··1 think thl' dillt'll'nu· "'J' m'
nH·nwl t11t1tud1-. 111 ) lramt· ol n11nd.''
I )an1el '><11d "I wa\ ahil' lo look ;If h<td
thing'> and make good ol th<'m ·
Ml'H'r'I had graht)(:d a onl· \troke
kad '>l<llh a 20-foot hmlt<' pull on thl·
lti1h hole to put her '·un1kr 11ar for
thl· 11111rn.1m1•nt . pla)l'd un thl' ti I 'fl
'•ml l n111'<' .it f-a1rh:ink ' l<.1nt h
( llUOtr\ ( luh
But '>ht• wll-<le\tru1 tt•d on thl' la\I
I\/.() holt'\ ml'>'>•ng a thf<'t' 111111 flU ll
lnr .1 h<1g1•\ on "Jo I 7 tht.·n t.1k1ng J
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lht• "-Jtt'I .
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AUTO & TIUCIC llOICllS .
491 ~1445
'
"I don't know (what went wrong).''
Mc)crs .,aid. rclcmng to 1hc missed
par putt on No 17. "It (the ball )
\hnuldn ·1 h;I\ e done '4 hat it did. It
1umped <,tra1ght left when I hll 1t."
'-'it·)er<, said the la<1t thing 'ihe
rweded "'a.., to ha' ca problem on the
final hull'. "'hut I did <\nd that's not a
good plan· to ha' e a problem "
.\ fl'<,1dcnt of Ormond Beach. Fla .
\.1 q er~ ended the linal round w11 h a
1 :? tor a total uf .2Xtl
.\m' .\lrntt who also shot a 72
(.,unda·,. lin1\hed third one stroke
hark oi Mc)t.'r'I
Mat' Beth Zimmerman recorded
the best score ol the day wtth a 3·
undt.•r par 69 to lirmh at 2-ovcr par
2110 good tor a lounh-placc tie with
\andra Palmer ..
Dan1C'I lJ nail' r ofCharlcMon. S.(
v. h11!.<' la<1t I P<, i.\ v1cto~ came in
1<.i8l 1n the Md>onalcf!. K1dsClass1c
l'arncd S26.2~0 tor the win Sunday
Plagued h) a bad back lao;t yea r.
Daniel '-"on ~94.284 1n 1984 -16th·
lx·\t on the tour but her lowest totul
\Inn· JOtntng the LPGA ~•x ycaro; ago.
"11\ope I don't wait tht'i Iona hcforc
I win again .. Danat•I w1d
\undJ\ ·, triumph wa\ 1hc 14th
tournament \. ictol) -.1n<:e, 1979 tor
l>JntC'I "'ho tnok le~., llm(' than an)
plaH·r 1n l PC,<\ ht'itor> ( 51h years) to
rl'Jl h the SI mallton mark an cam1nas
"'11•\r:f'i, lO who JOIOCd the tour 1n
I 111t1 h:i~J ~1·n h1ddtn1 for thr ~ond
1ournamrn1 vKtol') ofherc1rccr She
r<;o.tr ll fi .. C' top I 0 fimshe 1n 1984.
with hn lunt." l1'{1.\ \ICtorycom1ng
1n the I Y7Q ( 1re.itcr Baltimore 0~
l>1H11c l turned in the only \u~pa1
total on tht' "car-old I a1rhank' Ranch
rnur<,t· which v.a'I 1hr 'ltl" of1hc 19~4
OlvmpK t'QUt'\lrtan ~t'k~~nt
Onl'r four p.olft·" had round~ ofbettfr
tht111 7111n tlw tournaml·nt
Lund Bentley
Halplllde l'flode
SWIM. • • From Bl
polo and ~wamming.
"There'" 'llrong moll\at1on that
we'd be the fi"t tt"am to do that."
H11mdorf '31d Half the (\w1m) \QUad
wa' on the polo team ..
The Ru,tkrc; were 24.(} this water
polo stason. and <.'urrentl) aft 10.0 in
sw1mm1na wnh onl> orir meet rr·
mainina (,olden West faces Full·
crton rnday In ll\ final 1unrup hcfore
the conference final\
"We fiaurt' 1f we \wam ~rry. Yt'r)
well. tht·rc'\ a poss1b1ht> we could
qual1f) I ti or 17 of our 18-man squad
(for lhc ~late mct"t).'' Jlamdorf e~-
nla1n.. -''Rut tht·rc·, \ttll a lot of water tu
p:111' under the hn<l~c ..
Michael R•)\Richardson matched his
season high of 3b points as New Jersey
ended 11s regular c;ca.,on with live \ICtones
1n .,, ' games b) healing host Boston.
Much ofcrowd"semot1on was directed at Joe Axelson.
th~ Kings· longtime general manager wpo was blamed hy
man} fan<. for the 1eam'!> depanure.
129-1 18. 1n a Na11onal Basketball .\~oc1a11on game
Sunda} Tht• Nets took their first lead of the game b>
<1conng the la)t nine point:. of the first quaner to make
thr ">Core 17-35. The) ne\Cr trailed again ... lslab
Thomas \cored nine po1n1s in the founh quarter.
1nclud1ng a c-nt 1c·al 20-foot jumper"' 1th 13 seconds to
plu~. to g1 'l' Detroit a 116-113 v1rtol) over Cleveland.
fhe deft:at v.-a<, only 1he third 1n I I g.imes for the
playoff-hound Cavaliers. 36-46, who wi ll take ·on
Bo!>ton 1n the lir'lt rou nd . lllah forv.ard Thurl Ball«~y
!>cored 27 point!>, incl uding six of his team's las1 10
po1nf<;, to lead the Jan 10 a I 04-102 v1c1ory over San
.\nton10 . Rookie guard Jay Humphries scored 13 of
ht\ 24 points in th e fou n h p<.'riod, includ ing seven in a
34-'>ernnd c;pan. as Phoenix beat Golde n State. 124-1 11 .
The pla)off-hound Suns. down 92-88 entering the final
quarter. took the lead for good at I 06-104 on Maurice
Lucas' Jumper with 5:22 remaining ... Clyde Drexler
-.cored 35 points, includ ing four in the final 26 !.Cconds.
to lift Portland to a 117-112 v1cto~ over Denver
"We want fat Axe'" yelled one section of the arena,
\\h1le other fans k1d.ed and pummeled a dummy
resembling A"<elson Hundreds ofspeclators wore masks
resembling Axelson.
The Kings' depanure has been kno"n since January.
But 11 was e' 1dcnt that man} among the crowd hated to St'e
1hem go.
UCI swept fn series
h wa<1 a lost weekend for 1he llC Irvine baseba ll team
a\ '1<.1ting Nevada-Las Vegas completed a three-game
sweep over the Anteaters with a 10-5 victory Sunday at
UCI.
A three-run double b} Brian Whitaker in the top of the
fifth inning was the ke> blow for UN L V. His bases-dearing
shot extended the Rebels' lead from 2-1 to 5-1.
The Anteaters did manage to pull within 5-4 with
three of their own in the home half of the fifth as Tom
Baine had an RBI single and an error and fielders choice
accou nted for the other two runs.
Televi•lon, radio
TELIV1atON
No events scheduled.
RAOtO
5:30 p.m. -BAHIAU: Angels at Minnesota,
KMPC(710).
But the RcbelHonttnued to pull awa) and concluded
the sconng with three runs an the top of the eighth. Mike
Oglesbee had a t\\-o-run double in that inning. gavang him
13 RBI th ts <,eafton
Paul Hammond's one-out solo homer 1n the second
was one bright spot for un. which dropped lo 6-8 In the
PC Ai\ and 18-20-1 overall UN L V 1s 9.g and 28-1 4. 7:30 p.m. -8All8AU: Houston at Dodgers,
KABC(790). The Anteater\ will try to get back on the winning tra k
Wednesda~ when they host USIU.
BoA 11Nc
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Undaunted by fog,
Lowe takes regatta
By ALMON LOCKAB EV
Oellr ~ ... , .... Writ ..
Gregory Lowe and h1-; crew from
Alamitos Bay Yach t ( lub. outgropcd
13 rivals Saturday and Sunda) in a
fogg) five-race regatta for the J-24
Western Open Champ1onsh1p sailed
an the ocean under the auspices of
Balboa Yacht Club. ~
The regatta was a qualifier for the
J-24 world champ1onsh1p which will
be held in Tokyo later this year. It was
one of several qualtfy1ng regattas
bcrng held throughout the U.S.
Lowe was at the helm of Party
Aminal . His crew consisted of La nda
Rowe, Andy Ayalc. Mark Ciohson
and T1..·rcsca Bullard.
Runner-up was Exocet. co-skip·
pcrcd by Keith Milne and John
Ko\teck1 . St Fra ncis Yacht Club:
third wall Group Therapy with co-
sk1ppcrs Chuck Kober and tevc
Moffett. AOYC: fou nh was ~l«"tric
Pumpkin. Mark Ratcll o . and Erle
, Kangaard, 8 hia Corinthian YC': and
fifth wa~ No name. Dave Chapin and
Chm Raab. ABYC
Clo•e Bacounten win•
~h1fhng fog and h1ft1na wand\
Saturd:i) and ~unda) foiled to bother
the 45 ~•lor\ an four classes who
turned out for Ntwpon Harbor Yacht < luh·~ ~pnng < 1old < up Reaatta.
\atlcd <Ht'r lour\C\ 1n the ocean.
Thr larJe'lt turnout wa\ 10 thr
fttht'll'l·22 C la~., v.11h 24 entncs.
mo\t of them priming for the cla\s
"orld lhnmpmn'lhtp which will be
held ht'H' 1n \11g11c;t
-l lw ..... nncf wiu. (lo~ t:oroun~n.
'~'j'pcml h\ l>an Thompson
Nt Y(
Elc .. en hoat~ turned out for the
lntema11onal Star Cla~c; won b) P11Tt,
sk1ppcrb) Chuck Lewsaddcr. NYYC
Summary of troph) v.anner~
E TCHELLS·12 U•l-1 (IOH En<oun1tr\,
Dan Tl"IOmD~ NHYC ""' oolnh, , Wiid lfi\PI
Tim H09an. NHVC IS'-< 3 Cvrtne, Ted Munroe
NHYC. 20. I Snv, Oon &ever NHYC n S Sohl
Dtei\lon, Brad WPlff!tr. 8YC 16'•
~ANT ANA·10 161-1 Mk M•U•lt Htrrv
Ptlllson, NHVC. 6''1
STAR (Ill-I P11f1 (lluCk Ltwladdtr
NHY( , >. , F'rtnrv Jack OolltPlllt NHYC.
101.c, l P.rtv Gori. Ar11vlt C1m00til NHYC 11 ••
SOLING 141-1 11111111110 A Jone' vvc
UCicrews
outrowUSC
The UC Irvin(' rower!> \wep1 IU
victon.c!i on nll lcvds Sunday 1n a
regatta again st the Un1,cr~1t) of
Southern Californ ia on North
Lido Channel in Newpon Reach.
O nce the foa cleared nbout an
hour after the scheduled \tart of
the compct1t1on. the An1catrrc;'
OO\letC•&ht oix-nrd the regatta hy
defcauna I l ( b) an ft 9·-st·cond
d1ffcrcnttal
In the varsity race, I !\I led the
entire way in w1nnina by 11
seconds an a clockina of 6 14 5 It
was 12 ~ond~ fa51rr than the
Anteaters time on 'iaturda}'
against Long Bca<'h State
The freshmen and Junior 'ar\1·
ty eia.ht also claimed Vil tone'.
wuh the tigh test fimr,h of the da}
coming 1n the JV race which the
Anteaters won by a hair 'ltcond
Seurer's TD
pass-gives
Express win
HOUSTON (AP) -Los Angeles
backup quarterback Frank Seurer
zipped a 35-yard touchdown pass
to Jojo Townsell with 1 :08 to play to
end a three-game losing string and
rally the Express to an 18-17
United States Football League
victo ry over Houston Sunday night.
Los Angeles kicker Tony Zende-
Jaa also keyed the victory with four
field goals.
The Gamblers, 5-3 with three
losses In a row, had taken a 17-12
lead Into the closing minutes on a
61-yard touchdown bomb from
Jim Kelly to Gerald McNell on the
second play of the third quarter.
Kelly tater left the game with a
bruised knee.
Seurer, an Edison High product
playing for the Injured Steve
Young, whipped ~he winning pa91
to Town sell one play after being
sacked for a 10-yard losa. Seurer'•
pass for the two-point conversion
failed.
Kelly, who was questionable
prior to the game with an ln)ured
finger on his thrownlng hand. But
he left the game midway In the third
quarter with a bruised lett knee and
did not return.
Th• Express, 2-6, record. came
back with a 47-yard fletd goal on
the first play of the fourth quarter
by Tony ZendeJas. his fourth of the
game.
Sam Harrell's 11-yard touch-
down run on Houston'• 'first ..,._
of the game and a 29-yard fletd
goat by T onl Frltacft'wltft 1;66 •~
In the half gave the Oemblerl •
tO·G halftlme lead.
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CALIFOANIA OAKLAND
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saoo..oac" al FUfl9rton
COf'NllOll t i Ct trllO\
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F' ul11r1on af Ciol<Mn W"I
Ort~ Coe•• e1 Como•on
Cerrito• •' Mt $•n An1on·o
C '°''" •• Santa Al'a
HIOH SC:HOOL $TAHOINCH
Svmet l .. 9119
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Fo..n1e111 \leti.v at WMlm.n"«
flt'ldlV'l G._ 171
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WHlmln•llf '' Merine
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Unlver~llY
N1woor1 HerbOr
Go•I• Meta
S•ddltDacil
W00<1brl<10t
Coron• dtl Mar
L•oune Beach
4 ) 2 I l ,
Wtdne•cSIV'\ G•~•
l ,
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Ettancot v• Co1te M•u •• TtWlni..11 p.,1o, (71
Seo<1leoau e t Un1vtrtllv ll 1 SI
Newoorl Harbor If Woo0b•ldi>t (3 1 SI
Corone Otl Mer al l tount IHCll fl IS>
l'rldaY'• G-!>:IS)
Ntwoort Harbor al Corone dti Mer
E ttoncot II Unlversifv
Cotta Mes. 11 Sadoieoaci..
L•ount Beach " WOOOt>rld9t
South Coe5t LHtlU•
W L
El Toro • 1
Dana Holl\ 4 2
Ga
lrv1n41 3 2 1
L•puna H•ll\ J 1 1 Miu lon 11111.o l l 1
Caoottreno Valltv I • 3
San Ctementt 0 S •
WtdneMiaV't Games U:lS)
Legul'la Holl\ al Irvine
Caolttrano Vetlev a l Et Toro
Stn Cltlmenlt a t Laguna Hill'
FrldlY'l Ga!nff (J:IS)
El Toro et lrviM
De.,• Hiii\ el M101on \litto
Ceo1S1reno V•ll•v a l San Clemente
Santa Anlt1
SUND A v•s RESULTS
< llrd ol ff· cSI v 1MroueN1nd rnffllne l
FIAST RACE. I 1 16 mile' Tret Runnttr (Qmgz l 9IO
Private Room (f>1ncav1
S•OIO Ooel (Sleven•I
4IO JOO
610 l lO uo
Tme l 4J4 S
SECOND RACE. 6 ,
He' Afformeo IMcCrnt
F1eew1no 1Dom1novell
Faoroanl<tf" lloLOvtl
Tome 116 • S
furlong\
l 00 140 110
HO 260
)60
n DAIL v DOUBLE 13 11 0810 ll6 20 n
CONSOLATION DOUBLE 13 91 oa•d \9 60
THIRD RACE. 6 1 furlong,
Dee• Proce I Stevens) S 00
Sinful Ladv I Pll'ICav l
Maonll1ct n1 Encore IHew1ev1
4 oO 210 soo 320
260
Time 116 1 S
FOURTH RACE. I I 16 m11u
Mo•• Oelerm •ned tOlvr\I 6 80 • 40 J 20
Master Nevato (Ptdroia> 6 80 4 10
lmoul\IVelv (E\!redot) • 80
Tome 143 1 S
FIFT14 RACE. One milt
$1iotgu11 Wiiiie f Dmg1 I 10 10
Cenlirleilai (\1111tnzuela>
DO-Sun M•t1er IMcCarron)
HO 320
10 80 480
260
OO-F1n"ned lor\I dl\Oua1,1110 end
ot11ce<1 truro
T•mt 136 7 S
SS E XACT A t 5·61 oa•d S 166 00
SIXTH RAC£. 1 I 16 mltei
Verbatim'• f>r·Oe !Toro> 3 80
Baronceno CMcGurn)
On Mv Omar Oomonoutll
Tome 143
260 140
JIO HO
4 60
SEVENTH RACE ~e m•lt
At Kne •'• fSteve11,1 11 IO
Coto Nost ~Mtlal
Tte Taster IMcCarronJ
Ttme 1 lS
6 40 H O
110 '10
) 00
S.S E XACT A 6 1 oa ,d 'IM! SO
EIGHTH RACE I •
Feet F111dtr IStt •en\I
Love Smitten IP1ncav1
Sa ll Sorino (Mete I
Time 101 JS
mtlf\ on Turf
1380 HO HO
HO llO
6 00
SS EXACT A 16·St oaod 5104 SO
U PICK SIX 11·1·S·8 9 6·61 oaod
S4 693 80 wolh S1 wonning t1Cl<lh (S••
t'!OrM!\) s1 Pock So• cont o1a11on oa•d s 191 00
"'"'n l.JS8 wonning llcl<tl\ !live nor\tsl
NINTH RACE. I • mote\ on lurt
Flv•no Gene CToro1 910 460 l 00
Allowance (Hawley) 6 20 l 80
Tulsa Fiver (McCarronl 2 611
Tome 203 I S
S.S E XACT A 12·6) oaid Sill SO
Alltndence 46 109
USFL
WESTERN CONl"IERENCE
W l T .. ct. ..F PA
OallVt• S 1 0 114 1• 1 Ill
HOu51on S 3 0 61S 14S 111
Oel<land 3 I St.l 192 llO
Arizona • 4 0 SOO 16 I 14S
Portland l S 0 37S 111 116
San Antonio l S 0 l7S 111 161
E•or•u 1 6 o no 141 111
EASTERN CONFERENCE
B1rm1n11nem 6 1 O 1!o0 19S l!IO
Tamoe Bev S 1 0 714 100 ISJ
New JtrHv S 3 0 6lS 106 1aa
Mtmonr1 • 4 O SOO ISJ 167
B1111mo1e 3 4 I 01 134 109
Jacktonvlllt l S 0 J7S 190 ??S
Ofiando 1 6 0 7!IO 144 111
Su"61Y't Scor"
l •or•u la, Hou•ton 17
Mtmohl\ 13 811t1more 10 1011
Orla ndo 24 Arizona 19
New Jtt\tv 34, Porlllnd T
Tenletlt's Game
Denver II Tamoa 8•v
Frldlv's O•~
New JtrHY •t Mtml>hll
SatvrdaV'• Gt~\
l!•oreu al Oenvt r
J aci..wnv•lle ti O<tanoo
~ Sunday'' Gamt1
Houston at Aro1ona
Por11and at Baltimore
Tamoa Btv al 81rm1noham
Meneley. A~ ,,
San AntO<liO at Oaktano
&x.preu 11, HCMIS'9n 17
Sc«• 11v Ovarwn
Eaoreu
Houlton
l 6 0 f-11
1 l 1 <>-17
'""''' Ou•l"IW Hou-Harrttt 11 run (F ritsch lo.IO I J °'
L A-Zenoe1 .. JS FG 10 so
S.Ctnd 0v•l19f LA-ZtndtlH 20 FG, 3 SO
LA-ltl'IO.let 11 l'G, tOI
Hov-Frtt.cn 19 FG. 1)'04
Ttllrd OUlrtw
Hou-McNeil 61 OllU lrom Klit\I
1Fr1ttcr1 klcto.), is
'""""" ova..-LA-Z•nd•ta• 41 FG, 0.t
LA-Townsell H oau 1rom SIUrt• loan
t111tdt. U S7
A-10 lt)
TI AM StATIS~ICS
L.A
F 1"1 down\ 10
lilu\l>tS·Yards 11 IOT
PUSorlQ 111rd' 113
lttfUNI vtrO\ 1
Pantt It,. I Sacll\ bV 1·4
Punt\ 1 40
, 11'1'\0lt• 10\f 0 0
P-lt•fl varth I 60
T '"" ol ••oueuion >1 41
Hau
IJ
15 SJ
190
Sl 1t ., ,
•·40 a·>t , 1 , ~ n ie
INOIV'IOUAL STATISTICS
lilUSlill!IO~L.ol A~l Nfl\Ofl. IS '1
Grn, ,.,.. S-• S JO ~IOll ~ o• ...
l ·tl, Hlf'rtlt, 3·71 Vtfdlfl 4 f. Kt41V, 1•2
PA$S1N0-\.0\ 4"""' $lurer. It ?f· 1
14t HOUtton l(,tflv, ll•H •l 1)1 011\0fl
6•17 I,~
llllCl!IVING-\.0\ A1'9tlt\ Towns
4 It Ha•ntl ) 4 . lowtt 1 " Htf'M'f
I· 11 Gra.,,, I 10 Gunn I 1 toekl ... I 6
~Otl. l·S Hou\IOll \lllfO•n 1 ., .IOMMI"
• ~1 M<Na l ) 103 MtGl1.,.. 7·>•
'-"llfe..--• Ml$S1!0 !"1£1.0 GOAL~ NOM
•• ·:·· .. -. • • -· •
L ....... ctt Grand ~rt•
I (et l..eM~)
1 MtrlO Andt'tlfl Naaar1111, ~.
1 Em.r'on ll11111>eldl. 8raru
l Oennv S..Mlvan, Lou!'"'"'· K •
4 Jim Craw1pro, llrll1in
90 teo•
90
90 .,
S Al Un'or, AIDUouoroua
6 GtoH l r•bl'l•rn. San Clt"'*lll 1 J1eouas \lltltftut"•· c ane<la
a Tom Sn1v1, Predict Ve1i..... Am
t Al Un"' Jr, AIDUoutroue
10 JohhnY ltutl\tfford, Ft Worlf'I
11 Scoll llr1Vton. Colclwetar. Mien 12 E<I Primm. OutHln. Ol'llo
13 Pancf'IO Carter, l rownsDUro, l"Cl
14 Howdv H01ma1, Ann Arbor .,JA•c"
IS lilocxv Moran, Arcadia
16 "" Wllllllnoton, Ft La.i>o.roal• Fl• 17 Arie Luvtn<lyll, Netn¥1t ndl
II Bruno Glacome111, llelv
19 M lehali Anclrettr, Nazarttn Pe
20 Raul loe\tf, 8ra1ll
21 MICnaal Rot Ireland n Dannis Flrt"one Garoena
23 K1vln C09an Redondo 8eecn
,. RandY Lenler Oav•• Fla
2S Olea Ftrouton. Glend•i. 2' Rooorlo Gvtfrero Co1umb1•
27 IOOC>v .. anal Ouohn Ohio 1' JMalt GarH Mtaoco
NBA
!Fini.II
WESTERN CONFERE NCE
Pauflc Division
W l Ptt.
v·l•kert 61 10 1~
.. .. .. .,
'4. ..
as
as
as
t4
10
11
61
60
" 45
41
4? ,,
12
6
3
I
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Gf
x·Porllend H 40 Sii 10
• P110an1• l6 46 439.. 16
Cll-l 31 Sl 378 )1
Seellle JI SI 378 31
GotO.n Staie 11 60 268 40
MldWHI OM\loft
v·Otnver Sl 30 634
• 11ou"on 48 l• >as 4
• De lles « 34 S)1 9
x San Antonio " 41 SOC 11
~ Ult n " 41 SOO II
Ktn1uC1tv 31 Sl 378 21
EASTERN CONFE RENCE
A llanflc Olvrtlon v Bo,lon
a · F'll1teot10,,,.
a New J erttv
•·Wesn1ngton
Ntw YOr~
63 19 >a 74
•2 40
40 47
7• >a
Ce<mal DtYiMOn
v M1lweu• e• S9 73
•. DtttrO•I 46 l6
• Chlt•oo 38 «
, ·Ci.vt1and lo 46
Al ente 34 48
1nc1o1na n 60
a-cllncned 01tvott ~""
v-chn<f"led d1v1,•on ti!le
SuftdaY'• Scortt
Lllltn 171 Kani1u C1tv 116
Dall•~ 96. 01-s 97
New Jtrttv 119 Bo\lon 118
Detroit 116 Ct•vt1end 113
Uta,, HM, Sa n Antonio 101
Porlland ,117 Denver 112
f>notn1x 124, Golden 5ta1~ 111
Hou\IOn 121. Stell It 98
168 101 5
517 21
~ 11
101 )9
no
S6 I IJ
'6) 71
4)9 7)
'1S 2S
168 l1
ENO REGULAR SEASON
N&A lll•vofts
FIRST ROUND
(8eil·ol·Flvt l
WadnetdaY'• Game
Wunongton e t Pt'lllaoe1on•11
Tl'IUrsdav'• Gamu
Pt'loen1a at L~ller'
Sen Antomo a• Denver
Porttano a• 011•a\
Cltvtl•nO at 80\ton
Ntw J~r\ev "' 0~1,.01,
Frktav'' Gamel
(rhca go a1 M .1-Nauiltt
v•en at HOu\•on
Satvrdev'' Ga~
Pnoenox e l L•ll•" Sa" Ariton10 a t Ce we'
?orttend a• Da o••
C•evtitnO lll BOSIO
Sund•v's Games
Uta,, at Hous•o~
Cnicaoo a t M lwve u•et
We\n1no1on •1 p,.. •ade•Dt'!•a
New JerHv a• Ot"O•'
Tuesdav, Aori U
Lall«• a1 Pl'lotn"
Ot nvtr 11 San Al'•on•o
D•llH a 1 Portla nd
Bo\lon at c1evt1ono
Wtdnt•dav, AorM 14
Hou\ton at Ulan
Mtlweukn al (n.ca110
f>hlledt lP"'• '" WHn1ng1on Oetroll at Ne ... Jersev
Thursdav. Aoril 2S
(II nec"sarv>
Lakan e l Pt'!otn •
D•tlu at Port1eno
Bo\ton al C111ve1and
Frldav, •or• l• Ill necet wrv >
Denver ot Sa" An•or>·G
Houtton •• U'•"
Milwaukee at (".Cbllt;
Ph11ao••Pn a a• Wa\"'"'~'O"'
Ot 1ro1' at N•w Jr rieo ...
~turdav. AorW 11
(If necnwrvl
Pl\otno• a• Ltlt•"
Por11ano a• De ·as
Sunclrt. Aor• 21
(tf necnsarv>
Ul&h •' HOv\'O"' San Anton o a• Oe· •e•
C1evel•l"ld at 8 .>\~ ~1"' (n1c•oo a1 It/ w.l .-• tte
wa,n.noto"' a1 p,,. 1adr·o~ a
New Jfr\,tt~ a• o .. ~rr-'
Lallen 122. Kines 116
I.AKERS ( 1711 Rarr o 1 I 6 > 6 1
McGH 7 16 4 ' ·~ • .JOC"•k 8 16 J \ 19
Coooer I 17 0 0 l/ SlO" II 19 7 J 2~
Sor loo\ l 1 ? 1 8 Mr AOOO S 13 8 10 18
Lt"er 3 17 ) 4 Q TO'•" 46 101 17 3' 122
KANSAS CITY f 116) -JoM\on I 11
4•H 8, Tnorot 5 1 0 0 10 TllQl"'IO\On) • ~·A
'1 1 Drew 10 16 1 J 1? Tt'!eu• I I l O· 1 U
Merlw .. fhtr I I 0 0 1 WOOO\on 10 11 ) \
1S Ol0tro1ng • 6 4 ~ 12 Bu\e 1 ) 0 0 ?
Nealy 0-0 0 0 0 Tota ' 48 U 10 16 116
Scor• l>v Ou•l"IW• L••en" 18 lS 10 19 1n
K•nun Cltv •l 73 JI t9 t I•
Tl'l•et ooon> ooa \-MfC.9' COOOf!'•
Sco11 Fou eo o"•-No•,e Re
l>Ound\ La•••• Sl Romo" 17 I< •"Sii\
C•tv Sl (Jonnson 141 .i..u \1\-La•t'\ JI
ICoooer flt Kan\11\ c ,. )4 J(•""'O" Ii)
TDta •ou•s-L.,•e•• 24 1<.an\&• C '• ;a
ft<hnocal\-l•kfr\ 1'9a Of'1P"\f
A11enoenct -11 )11
Mav.rlch '6, Cli1>99ra 91
DALLAS 196) V•ncent 9 10 6 I ~·
Ptrlo.•11\ 1 13 4 4 11 8 rva"' 4 8 2 ) Ii)
O•v•\ 1 4 0 0 4 B•aC""B" 11 1) J 4 16
Ht roer 1 1 I 1 6 E''" I 10 G-0 l N.mo,, u•
0 1 0·0 0 S•llOI' 2 4 I 1 S T (>la\ 38 ~
11 n" CLl~llRS tU J -Caoe l 8 0 0 6 Jonnson 7 1 l 1 1 IS Oona dwr I l 0 0 1
Sm11n s " •• 14 N"O" • 17 •• Xl IV• 'O"
l · 11 S·6 II Br ·doem•n 9 14 l I 10
E<1werd' 0 1 0 0 0 Wn••t 1 l 0 0 • t ('•a'
»·11 IS· 16 'n
Sc«• bv Cki•rt.f' OallH )I n II •&--tA
CllP~H 16 10 J1 74 9,
T"r" ·001n1 110111\ Brae-man HerOl'r
Elll\, 8 r1<19eman l'oult d out-None Re
l>Ound\-Olllt\ 41 1V1ncc1n• 17 Ct1ootr\ S9
<W•llon lSl AHi'" Oatlt\ 71 o ... , IOI
C111>.,.,-t 17 (Nlaon "' To••' •out\ Oallt\
1) Cllllotf \ 12 T ecnn" •' D•tt•\ CCMIC"
Moll•
j\tlendance -10 ~·
NHL ptey_...
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9'IMIV's k -
lo•ton 7 M(l<ltreao • 1 S«•t\ • ea 2 7 t
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L• QvoQJe 1 I ,
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Mtrtn• ) S
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Hunllng1on Buen 1 •
We"mlnt let 0 a
Twtttlfl1'• Gel'l\tt (1)
Edllon et Wt\tmtnster
Fountain Va!lev ti Oceen Vltw
Hunt1n111on 1 .. cn ti Marina
WldflHcMY'• Glmff 11 I
Eolion e t Founla n Vali.v
Wtt1m1n,1tr •' Mtr•na Hun11ng1on Beecn et L• Qu1nlt
SEA VIEW LEAGU11
LN tut w l
WOOOl>roOgt 9 1
Coro11a Oel Mer a 7
E,1ancoe t 1
L•11u11e a .. cn 1 3
NewQOfl HerOO• • '
Matar De· l I
Ul'l·vfl•otv I 9
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un.vtrS•tv •• (O\lt Mew l ISi
LIOU1't Steen ., E•••nc•• 13 ISi
l"ridlY'' GI~\
Mattr De t t EttaM t
NeNPOrl Haroor el Laoune Beac"
Coro"• oe1 Mar et Co\le Me••
WOO<IOroeloe el un1vers1tv
WCT lournament
(el Dala•I ..., Sifttltt , lflal
tven Leno• tC1ecnos1ovo 1al de•
MevOttf IU ~) 1 6 6 • ' I Lt'nO \ISO 000 Mavo•tt ,.,n, 5'0 0001
Women's toum.1ment
Il l Hllteft Head lt&and, S.C )
SiMlll• Flnll
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Sa Dat·n
SJ• 000
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1 UCtt oel Wtktflt td 6 J 6 4 Merneroer
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del H•n•et 1 6 7 6
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6 1 Derr UC I dt'I AnOt'•\t'n b I 1·6
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IV'•e•S IUCt oet IV'<i•\4' A.•' 6 4 6 4
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TUESDAY
Htlll't Scllool ,.. "' ·11•0 Bt>ac • ,.
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Sa,,ta A"a ) D
C*91 Men UC ,, .,. ll• Ca •o•· ~
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Coll'" women Ca ''''' : , f"D l ' U( lrv,nf I JO om
WEDNESDAY
Hllll't SCllOOI Irv ••t ot L a11 ,,,a H 11\ Coro~o Ot Mar at ~ao.,na Btac~ Newoori
Haroor a• WoodO• dOt Saod•eDat~ •'
U"l1"¥fr\ '" E \'a rc ,. II' (O\'e Mt\a Hv"'
ngron BUC" 41 Octar V '"' J IS om CDIM99 Mell ur r, •e at S•antoro
JO om c ..... w oman vC •"4' a• u S&n
O ego 1100"'
THURSDAY
H.... ScllOOI f J \ J' f Ciul'O,t
Va 't• J 1'1 o,...,
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FRIDAY ,.._ "' ,, E 'u•o
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E\'4"C·a a• u" v•"'\ ••
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TUESDAY
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8f'8t~ Oco n v Pw •' Mer na we.•
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WEDNESDAY
Hief\ ~ct\OOI l "" 4''" •• \ ,, ~·" •
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nevt oerct nl•'" erranoemen••
ltecoro• -Haoi.r , 60-1 2, !IO •nockoul\
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Heern•· T111t -w or1<1 8 oxono C.ounc11
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1oon w11n C H\4H\ Palace
Ha~ record
W-t.4 L-1. 0-2 KO-SO ,,,,
Mav 11 Terrv Rven Brooto"
Jut 15 Sonnv Wllltam• Bo\ton
Aug I Mun.mmao Smltll Bo\ ton
Oct 6 Don Wigfall Brock ion
Oct 76 Cove Gree<1 Broo •on
Nov ta Cocoe Kid Broc1o.1on
Dec 1 Mannv Fre1tH Prrino M
De<: 11 Jarnt\ Reotord Bo11on
1974
Ft!> S Boo Herr·no•on Bo\•OI'
Aor S T•acv MO<r·ton Bo\10"
,.,._.., 14 rm RtOICYO 8t"OC"'D<"
Mtv 30Curt 'PT! 1110\ Po-• e'I()
Ju 16 RoDtrt W• "•m• 8o•ton
Auo 13 Puc,.,., Oa v.s N .. 80'•0
A.>11 lO Rav State\ Bo,1on
Oct 19 Morr' Joroa n Nw Bdi•o
Nov 16 George GrMn Broe~'""
Nov 76 Rav Stalei , Stall,.
Det 10 O C Wa •e• 80\lor
1t7S
Feo 1S Don N·o'•" 8roc••on
Mar ll Joev Bt•or Bo\lon
Aor 14 J1mmv Owen\ Bo•lor
Mev 1• J•mmv Owen\, 8roc1<•or
Aug I Jene Bt<'der Portta no
Seo lO Lemont LovelaOv Bosoon
Dec ?Cl Jonnnv Balowlri Bo"on
197'
Jan l3 Booov Wall\ P1111aoe10" 4
Ft!> 7 Mall Donova n Bo\ ton
Mar 9 Wlllot Monroe PMeoeion
Jun 2 8 01> Smotn Ta union
Aull l 0 C Wa1i..tr Prov•dt nte
Seo 1• E ~11•ne Ha•• p,,,,.oeion
Dec 11 C~rge Dav•s Bosl<>" "n F'eb IS W e Mon•ot 80,10"
Ma r 16 RtQ nalO Foro 80\•0'I
Jun >O Rov JOnf\ Hartloro
Aug 13 W e Monroe Pl'\ eoe.or:
Seo 74 Rav p,. O\ Bo\ton
Oct IS J rr l'itnrv Prov a.nee
"lov 76 M O.t C<:1•~r1 80\ton
1971
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"'° ~eo l6 Lo .... c 'Hlama""· Po,.t1e"o
Ao• 19 Booov ""a"\ Pornano
""'•v tlMarros C.e•a•oo LH Vos
Sep 11 A·•" VI r-•tr Lonoor
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' '
soecW 01rm91c.101r roamer
l:ntnc:s a rc now ~'"I ~ptcd for the thtrd
iannual Vince Fcrnpmo $pt"('1t1I O lympia
G'ekbnty Ciolf Cln s1c.
I he to urnamt nt 1s schcduled for Tut sda)'.
June 4. at Los C'o)otcs C'oun1f)' Club tn Buet\B
Park. '
A luau fc11urrn1 lhC' T'tarc Produd1on Pol)·
n~111n Show will Follo w thC' 1o lfd11ss1r.
LUI year Fcrrna,amo ra1~ $20.000 for the
Ca l1forn1a Spt.>e1al Ol)nlprn whtl'h rcgn1htt\
about 27.000 mentall~ retarded a1hle1es suue-
wide
Expected pant<'tpants rnd udC' Jack Yo ung·
blood. 8111 Barn. Bob Brud.trnsk1. Joho Cap-
p0lhtt1, C'arl Ekem, Dick Bass. Sand ) ltawlc)
and Jell Kemp. Other ct11ran1s arc Cu los
Pato mrno. Jen') Quarry. Ric h Saul. Jaclt1c
Slater. Doua Snmh and J im Younablood
Players will be hm11cd to the fim 144
rei1s1r.anls. Entl') fee as S200. for more
1nforma1to n. phone 962-3662 or 848-9904.
UCI bueb&JJ 11ebedule
WcJ .. Apnl 17 ...._ U IU
Fn . April 19-11 Lona Beach St.•
Slit .. Apnl 20 -at Lon.a Beach S1.• (Dll, noon) ._
Tues .. Apnl 23 -U . of San Diego
Sat .• April 27 -Fresno St.• (OH, noon)
Sun .. Apnl 28 --.Fresno St.• (I p.m.)
Tues .. Apnl 30 -a1 La Verne (7 p.m.).
Wed .• May I -ac Loyola·Marymount
Fn .. Moy 3 -a t CS FullC'rton• (7 p.m.)
Sat., May 4 -ac CS Fullmon• (0~1. noon)
Tues .. May 7 -at U. of San Diego
Wed .. May 8 -USC
Sat.. May 11 -at U NLV• (DH. noon)
Sun .. May 12 -at UNLV*(t p.nt )
• denotes PC AA game
All games begrn al 2:30 p.m ·unless othcrwtS<' 1nd1cat~.
Irvine recru tloaal Hrlm
An lrvanr ~warn lrague hM been established to
provide an opponun11y for local rccreau onal
swim 1cams to compete clOM" to home.
The league hopes 10 a11rar1 seve ral Irvine
Homcownrr Auoc1auon teams 10 3oin an
compe11t1on o n Saturda) mornings. Individual
improvement and dcvel~pmC'nt a re tnle nded to
Ix thr key focus of the league.
The C 11) of l rvin"'s Commun11y Services
Otvclopmen1 wall sponw r a team at Heritage
Park so children S-18 }cnrs old who do not swam
for an Assoc1a11on ceam wall ha"c the opponunt·
t) 10 pantctpate In add1t1on. a cham p1onsh1p
meet wall Ix held at the Heritage ParL. Aquattcs
( omplu tn Augusl.
Por further mlormatmlll:'tinlact u ave
Tunga1c a t the C'ommun1t} Services Depart·
ment. 660-J6J9.
Luua• Bacb llOCCu ayoai. T& l.quna 8cM:h l:Srcakel'\ or the \o;isl
S..i«er l.caauc will hold tryouu for younastcrs
12· I 3 at ihuf'\ton lntC'TnlC'd111te hool SaturdA)'
and Sunda~
Tryou1s for 1hose born in 11173 arc \Chcduled
lor 2 p m .. while those born an 1972 wtll try put 11
4 p.rn. Sho uld it rain on 1holilt' date\, tryouts will
ht• held the" fo llowin& wc('kcnd.
1 ht: ~·hool ·~ lf>Ctncd at ~ llXI Pnrk Avcrl uc.
La&una &-ach
Fo t funher 1nformat1on, rhonr I 11 v app a t
499-2329.
Seventeen tenal• tourney ai JIV
1 he 10th annual Se'cntccn Maga11nC' TC'nn1\
Tournamrnt of Champions '" 111 takc phu:c Mil)
7-11 a1 1he Marauc nte RC'crl"atton C'cn1er an
M1ss1on VtcJo .
Th<' tourname nt will feature' 156 girls fro m all
50 s1atl'S plu~ 1hc D1stnc1 of Columbia a nd
Puc no Raco. They wall compcle rn thrtt l&l'
groups. 14 and under. 16 and under. and 18 and
under.
Hlstb 11ebool .accer tourney
The Amencan Spcedsoccer Assoc1at1on
(ASA) wall hold rts first all high 5ChOOI
to urnament Apnl 27-28 and May 4-5 at Los
Caballeros spttdSOCC'er stadium .
The tournament will consist of 16 team s from
the Southern Cahfomta area. Qualifying rounds
wall be played o n the first weekend. with the
quarters. semis and finals being played on the
llC('Ond '"eek.end. G ames begin at 9 a.m .
Admission 1s $2 for adulu and S I for ch ildren
under 16 For m ore information. phone th<' ASA
at 557-9272.
Endurance Grand Prli
Tickets for the G rand Pmt o f Endurance April
27-2R at R1 vcrs1de ln1ernational Raceway arc on
salr at the raceway's 11r kct offic:;c, T1cketmastC'r
outlet~ and b> pho ne. J 0 .2fQCf llcMlS b~ phone ca ll 653-11 (l'-'Ll--..t
(1 IJ)972.5775
Commissioner speaks out
Ueberroth gives impressions
of first days as baseball chief
of people ~t up for tailgatm& hours before game11mc.
What fun thoM> fans were hav ing: winter must surely be
behind them . T he sello ut crowd seemed t-0 appreciate the
fact th1~ very classy pitcher. Tom Seaver, was starting a
m aJor kaguc-rccord 15th o pener. The Count y Stadium
By PETER UEBERROTH fo1thful were n't nc:arly as pleased with his 289th victo ry.
, .. T11eA-i.1ec1"'-Whe n I v1~1ted the umpires. I couldn'l hC'lp no tic ing the y
It seem ed hke an assignme nt that wouldn't be 100 were a s an'<IOU\ a~ the play~rs to get th~ season under way
diffic ult. I was as ked to wntc a few hundred wo rds about · M} rccolk ct1o ns continued . still in searc h o f how to
m y feeling~ ente ring this ne w baseball season. OK. m y get a t m y look into the season.
perspective -good o r bad -m ight be perceived as The hg hib ulb may have go ne on!•Pete Rose! Of
somewhat d dTe rent becau se I am the new comm1ss1onerof co urse .
th1'> wond e rful creatio n called baseball Nevertheless. I f\.cr)onc think'> about Pe te. W e all love has endles~
t hought I could handle the tas k. e nth usiasm . his sheer JOY o f being al the ball park. I.doubt
But a'i I started . the words JUSt wouldn"l c:om e o ut. Al there 1s a t ru e ba seba ll fan a n )'whe re who is n't pulling for
lcao;t no t 1n an y o;au s fac tory fashion. • him lo ~cl 95 h its this season
I couldn't Lalk JUSt about the things that troubl~-T his lime Pete gave me two othe r important reasons
a bout tht• financial concerns. the struggle "'llh eliminating lo think about him •
dru~ fro m soc1et)' and sports. Focu s sho uld he o n t he ( o ns1d e r for a m oment the n atural drama of baseba ll.
pla )'cro;. e'ipcc1all) a l t his time of ~car. Besides I "'a' Thc:n thro w in Opening Day and what 11 adds: Now put
supposed lo tx· wnting about this season. \.\hat d o I \Cl' Pctl' Ro se. p la)'<'r-managcr Pe te Rose. m the middle o f 11.
ahead 1n 198 5'1 I d o n't !ICC the other issues d o m inating, Head-first .dives. hitting st reaks. records. A ll-Star
c:crtainl}. that\ no t what'" reall> important for the fan'> h l·rn1cs. W o rld Sen es c ha mp1o ns h1ps. All of these say Pe te
And I also foll I cou ldn't wntc -no matter ho w R oo;c and the y say dram a .
honc~ll} -about thl' l'>.rncm cnt. the butterflie s w1th1n me W hat m o re would h e do before the largest o f 99
d uring Opening Da} tn < 1ncinna11. W ha t was 11 Ro)' O r>cn1ng Day c rnwds in C incinnati h1~tory?
C ampandla 'la id abo ut .. ,1 take\ a Int o f httk ho) . " It d 1d n'11a kc long. We found o ut !n t~e ~fth mnmg o l
Could I makl· }OU undl'r~tand'1 1h1~ festive a fte rnoo n tha t was an 1ntn$uing ble nd o f
I tho ught. with hc\1tanc}. atxiu t going bac k to The hea vy. we t s no wOake o; a nd sparking suns hine.
t\wx:1atcd P rc'>'> a nd 'ia) 1ng maybe I"d bette r pass o n th is It was a score less pitchers' battle between two s uperb
opportun1 tv a fter all. I guess m} old-fash io ned stubborn-vt·tc rans. M a no So to and M o ntreal's Ste ve .Rogers. After
nC'>'> wn<o what made m(' take an other 'itab at 11. : two n uts. sudde nly the Reds thrcatt;.Q by getting runners to
\o I \lilrJl·d hack through m y m ind of what had i'akcn <;crnnd and third. N ow the .player-manager is up.
plJ l l' tlw Ii"' 'wo da )' o l thc ~ca\on. whrrh. for me. we rt· in The 5 2. 974 fans a rc ah ve.
( 1n< 1nnJt1 .i nd M tl""<ill f..l'l' Marge l\chc>1t'\ tir~t-ball to~\. f h1 s 1s a spot mad e for Rose. Pete naturally obliges
!ht• 'pnghtl1 nl'" ul K<H·l'J r-o ld Happ' c 'handler \Cant "'1 th an op pos1tc-ficld d o uble into t~e left field com e r. Two
\\t't·i.., ,iltn w t 111u\ hal f.. \urg<:n thl· ~·111hu\lam ol thl· runs..corc a nd n ot o nly i~ 11 h it N o. 4,0 98 in ~ose'scareer.
rn111d l ro\.\d at K11 .. a tron1 ~t;td 1uni ""n n·1 <;oo n be hut ti a lso tum \ o ut to he the game-wanner in a 4-1 R e ds
l11r~t1 lll'l1 \ IC:lOf) nw 111,1 llllJlfC\\lfln 1n M ilwa11l.t•l." \.\.J\ n l thousand~ Ra<;cball d rama at II\ hl·st.
UCitennis
team r ol l s
\" :-.. r ' n urn '1< ' • 1 hr
l 'C lf\IOC' rlH'n\ tt·nnl\ lt"<tm
cornpktnl .1 thrn·-m.1lt h V"'<T P
of P( \·\Ion \und a) JI I < '-1.1111<1
Aa rhara
In till' u111d u\111n 111 ·• 111i1td1
started on \aturdJ} the' \n1rafl•r'
bru~hcd 3\1de r rl'\Ot1 '11.Jfl' X· I
Then on ~undo ~. l I< I 1frk a1cJ
the hmt C rauchm h~ tht: \anw
sum~
O n I ndJ} Jt I < \II tht \nl
eate n h:id hlankr d Nn~ <\k\lw Suur. 'J.()
"I lrcl \('I'\ rnn1torti1hk \.\1th
m ) lint'UD right llCllA 'Jill I ( I
Coach < rrl'll P.111o n "'how lt',ttn
h eadi. for th<.' \Jn f rann\to ,lfl·.i
next. ta~ing o n nat1on.ilh r.rnkc.·d
('ah fom1a I uc\d::n and \1.inl111t.1
W ednc\Cfa)-
.. Twoau\\ h:nc' rr.ill) turnl·J it
a round for u\ k.c.·n l>nr Jntl
rt Hernundt'1 · lkrr '"ho h.1,
t>«n m oved fro m the No 4 ,101 tn
No 2. ha\ re'lpondcd h) ""'""'"Jot
seven straciJll m a tc hc<i and n" n'
a 2J.8 record Hcrnandc1 '' I ' 4 The Anteate r\ a re 7.(J 111 re \ \
compct111o n and B -M O\.l'r<ill
They dtd not fow.a-~ a in~k•ullft'c.
1n the chrtt marche5
Two Tulane players
enter innocent p le as
"I I 'W O RLFAN \ (AP) -Tulane
hJ<il.cthall ~tane~ Jo hn "Hot Rod"
W 1l11Jm<, and Da' 1d Dom in1Qu c a nd
rnn \ 1cted hook make r R o land Rui1
pkadl'.d 1nncx:r n1 today 10 char~cs
a c. c.·11<,1ng 1tic111 1n u point-shaving
'>rnndal
< ra1g Bourgcol\. a ccused as tht ao-
hc.·twc.·en lor 'port\ hn bcry allept1o ns
111,oh1ng Ru11 and the playc~. also
""a\ '>l'hcdulcd 10 e nter a pica today.
\11kc C rrccn n l C'hH·ago. one of the
hallt'n o f lawvcr., representing W1I·
!lam\ a\kl'd (or a gae, o rde r o n all
partll'' 1n H 1l vcd '" thr 1u1t [)111nc t
Juc.lgc.• 1\1\ rn 0<,..-r loo k 11 undt'r
~ on\ukra 1111n
Th" a rtcrnou n th<· \l udent ~natc
""·'' to C'Un!>1der Pre\ld<'nl 1:-..am o n Kell\\ banishme nt of hasltctball
hc.•t«111~ u( the potnt·~h:iv1n1 'Candal
and < oa t'h Ned Fowler\ unrelated
.ulm1'>\lo n that he.· paid i.nm c pla yc "
( 11\h
In Jd d11 m n to tht• allcgat1on~
1n\oh 1na Ru 11 and Ro urgeo1\, the
pl.t)<'r' al'o arc a(C'U\<'d o f takm&
hn hc\ from thret' Tulane \tudents in a
o;r par;lk h lir,im11ltMH'Ou\ lffibery
a lle~ataon
ThC' non r>lavtr\ 1111 r ntrred lht"tr
pleas la\t week.
Oser ~t a tentative calendar for
prchm1nanc~ to the trial: a May 15
d eadline fo r the filing of defense
pleadings. a June 7 deadline for the
\tate to answer those pleadings. and a
June 25 date for arguments on the filing~. _ •
H<' said T\!lane has agreed to
preserve a nd protect all the film~ and
stat1•u1cal records o f W1lhams and
Do min1qut>, rem oving t he n eed for
any court actio n o n Edward Ca.,t:una
Jr s request for a coun ord er to
pro tect them .
C a'lta1ng. who n !present!> Dom1-
n1Q ue . of New lbcna. La .. h as said thl'
record m ay he lp cle ar W1llla m ' and
f>omintQuc . a Y.Cll a\ h elp rao;t d oubt
o n the 1c"1mo n) of starter~ Jo n John~n and C'l)'d e Eads. who "-t'rt'
aran tcd 1mmun1t)' from proSC(ullOn
Oscrcontmucd th<' arrest bonds for
~tar cente r Wilham,, B . o f Sorrento .
La . O o m1n1q1.1c. l 1 a nd a point
guard. :ind Ruil 48 The)' and
Bourgeo1o;. 21 . all a re charge-0 with
\port\ hnbcry and co nm._rac)' to
c ommit ~pom bnl>t'ry.
f owter and two a"l\tan1 ~·oarhes
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PICTlttOUa ........ FtCT11'tOUI IUIMll K-1"'7 ~ ..,... "° NA1i1C ITATWT
IWilf.8TATDmff NAiii IJA1"1. •NT .... ...-ITATOl9NT T ... lollo9iln0 ~ n Tht ~ petaont we The follOllMg per90M .,. -dOll'tD ~ ...
c1o1nQ bullneee M CSoll"CI bUelnetl ... Tiie loflOWlnO ~.,.. HIPPOPOTAMUS, 1111
VIOEO'°"IPAQCt<ITS, Wl\..QIANK OUA~TUM. cl~s';'~=l\•-'ZU8A.· A~ It.. 1120, co.te 1100 i Sic~ 8o . Sutt• o. 543 W PromontOfY Pl • Callfotl'lla llmlttcl pertnet· Mela. Cl-' t2t2t
1Mne CA t2714 Newpcw1 BeilGt\, CA 12ee0 l<anNll ~ D Grant 1141 ,. ... c. AIOmo, 1109 w Wlltlam I Foettt. $43 w thlp. 1ee~.v°'C.ittoml• f!WHM!Wn,Hunt.8oh ,CA
Cun.. Sfinla Me, CA 82707 PtOll'IOl\IOfY Pt • Newporl A*'ue· • t2e"41
Thie butlnMt It con· e..cn. CA 82te0 927 14 ner1hlP • Tl\lt buainfft It con·
clUcted by. an lndMclual Thie bu. tln•H It con Mll11"99' '!'~. 109;2• ctuettcl by. en lndMcNel
Alex AJonao dUC1ed by· Ml lndtvldual ~al par1Mf•NP, MlchMI D °'"" Thie tt111ement wu 11i.cs w1111ern B Foa1er "' Von Kermen Aru•. rn1e e1&t9'\'lent wM m.ci
wilh the County Cieri! of Or· Thie ttatllmtlt'll wll Iii.cl lrvtM, Ctlltornla ear,' con· with the County Cieri! of Of·
.,. County on Aptll tO. W\111 the Counly Cltrlt of Or· cl Th~ bb~: ri!Tt'.o partner• enoe County on ·Af>'ll to. tH5 enge Councy on Aprll 10. uc1-Y IH&
'27aell t9!5 thlp .... ..t...,,, Jr ~ Publlllhed Orange Coul l'2nUt WOiiam S ,.,_.,,er. ' Publlthed Or~ COMt
Dally PllOt April 15. 22. 29. Publlttled Oranr2Co2 .. 291, Pt~~: ... .,,..,. WH filed Dally Piiot APfll 16, 22, 29,
May 8, 198$ Dally Pilot April I . • . I "~·nt Clerk of Or· May 8, 1986 M·4 , .. M•r 8, 1986 . wlln lht"""" y II ·o M-420 ,_________ M-413 ·~· Counly on Apt • ·i---------
"8.IC NOTICE te 5 ,me11 rta.IC NOTtCE Publlthed Orange Coeat 1--;,.;;:;.;;.;.;...;,,;.;.. __ _
'1CTITIOUI IUSINlll 11un1 •c NOTICE 0611y P11o1 April t5. 22. 29. 'ICTl'T10UI ., ..... NAm ITAT'ftllNT ,._. 6 NAm ITATD9N'T
The tolloWlno pereona .,. May a. 198 M-4 tO The foffOtMlnQ perllon• .,.
doing oo.ll'le'9 u · NOTICI dotng bu-'MM u :
Ark·E·LITES,4 22 River· INYITINQ INDI MUii\ MODELS. 1710
•'"'• "" .. ~ o~~h. CA NOTICI II Hl"laY ••o(lrov111. A· 16. Cot11 ...., ...,.. ,..,..""'.-OIVIN tflel tealedl---------..,
121163 ~ ..... --...-1111m1 1c NOTIC£ M .... c A em1 F R C.rotl, Jr , 422 Riv· c the City_,~-et r~ Cherlee M. Huntl.y, 2!503
nde Dr .. Newpon BMdl, IN oftlo. of tM ChJ Clerit flCTITIOUl llUt•ll Tutlln. N9wPOr1 BMcti. CA
CA 821163 et tM City Hell, t1 '"" NAMC ITATIMINT 92e80 Thia 1>u1lneu 11 con· Dftff Co.ta ....., c.,._ The lottowtno pel'9ont are JMnetll M Huntley. 2503
ducted by 111 Individual ,.,,., unttl tM "°4lf ., doing bullMM u . Tuttln, Ne¥lpof'I &Men. CA
FR catroll, Jr 11:00 ._"'·Oft MeJ 11, ,.. \.100 PENINSULA BOAT 92e80
Thi• •t•temenl WU lli.d ....... ti-theJ ....... STORAGE. 717 LIOo Par11 Thi• bulln•H II con-
wtth the County Clerk of Or-ooeMd ..-.., lftd Ned Drive. Newport e..cn. CA ducted by: hut~ Ind 1111"•
ange County on April 10• 1lo11d '" tlll COUl\Oll 921163 C(h811ee M Huntley
198$ c ........ for P\MNllHNQ John CurCI. 8 18 VI• Lido Thi• atetement WU filed nnat AL.L LAaOfl. MATINAU. Nord. Newport BMc:ll. CA wllh lhe County Cllr1t of Of· PubllWled Or•noe Cout •~NT TMNI~· 92883 anoe County on April 10,
Dally Piiot April IS, 22. 29, TATION ANO IUCH OfHll\ Louis A Turner, 1807 1985
May IS, 1986 'ACIUTIH Al MAY 81 B:radert Terrace, Coron• ~ ________ M_-4_2_2 l\IQUlltlD 'o" CON· d Mer. CA 92825 Publlttled Orange Coeat
1111mt II' NOTICE ITIM>CTION OF OAAHQI Thi• bu11 naH 11 con· Dally Piiot April 16, 22, 29, r..-.n. COUNTY PU9LIC LeaRAAY, dueled by 1 general par1-May 8. 1985
'1CTIT10UI 9UllNlll COITA MllA lltANCH nerthlp M-418
N.-tTATl.M«NT 1UI PARK AVINUI. John Curci
The lollOwtng perlOf'lt are COITA MllA, CALI· Thll 1111emen1 wu filed Ml.IC .NOTICE dotng butlnoH M : FORNIA. with the County Cle(IC of Or·
• H.CY.H. LANO MANAGE· A Mt of plMe, ...-olft· ange County on April 10, ORANGI COUNTY .
MENT co .. 10 Wiid GOON ~. •ftd °"* oontrect 1986 IUPll\IOft COURT Ct lffWport Beach CA deou!Mftll ,,.., .,. ob-,tnal NOTICe OP 028e3 -' w..d In tho ofltoe of the Publltned Or•no. Cout MARIHAl.'I IAU
Oavlcl 8 Haynes 10 Wiid 0.pertmeftt of LMuN lot• Dally Pllol April 15, 22, 29, COURT CAN /I
GOON Ct . Newport Beech •loll. T7 '* Drtwe, Coete Mey 6. 1985 D1IO O$ldp
CA 92683.. . ...... c ....... ~ ,... M-423 By vlrlue of_. wrll IUU«l
Thie bu1lnH1 11 con-o.tp4 of • "°"~ on March 15, 1985 in the ducted by: an Individual ... of 111.00." blddera,... abOve dHlgnatecl Courl,
Devtd &. Heynee .,.., ,e.n. Md epectft-Pl&.IC NOTICE upon a 1uesgmen1 entered
Tt111 atatemont wu flied c:ettoft1 be lftall.d, the 7-6-8 1 & ordet t-25-85 In
wt1t1 the County Clerk of Or· ctw .. d be m.oo P9' FICTTTIOUI llU ... 11 tavor or tudGmenl creclllor(1)
ange County on April 10, Mt. NAMR ITATl•NT ELAINE. ~ KITER tnd
1985 l.edl bid aMI be !Ude The folio.Ing porlOf'lt are agtlritl judgment debtor
nne:D Oft tM prClp)NI fwm Md In doing bull~ U ROY A KITER lhOwl"O I Ml
Publlthed Orange Cout tM "*"* ~"' tM J & M COMMUNICA· balance of 120,89 I 0 I IClt.
Dally Piiot April 15, 22. 29. -'rect doctuneuta, and TIONS SYSTEMS, 1780 ally due on 1111d judgment on
Mey e. t985 aMI be._.....-. br • Monrov11. A-15, Cotl• 1ne date of the iUuenca of
M-4,, oettlftild Of~ ...... ctleolt Meta. CA 92827 U ld Wfll, • nave IOYlecl upon
•---------of I Md bond fOf "°'.... Cflllt'IN M Huntley. 2503 all right, tllle and lnletnl of l'tlllfC NOTICE "*' 10 petC9M et IM Tu1Un. Newport BMch, CA uld judgmenl debtor In lhe
•-----------MllWll oi the bid, "1ede 928e0 prflt19'1y ln lheCountyol0r·
ONO*A1. OF NI DOCU.-,_,...._to the Chy of C0tte JMnetlt M Huntley. 2503 ange. Stale of Clllfornle, CS..
•NT MCON>ED i-1..-~ C ........ ... Tu1t1n. Newport Beach. CA scribed ts follOwt Com· Al DOCU.NT NO., IN •.,. ontreotor -., 1neeo merclal Property dncrlbld IOOtt, ,.AQe ll-Olt10I, the ,.... __ of ttio Thia bu1lnH1 11 con· u totlows
OPl'tCIAL "!COltDI O' won and lmpr-te. ducted by llutti.ncl and wlle The Southeu1.,1y 25 f1 01
09'AMQI COUNTY. oonfoml lo tflo Lebot Code CharlM M Hunltey Lots 12 llld 13 and Ille
H-111711 of the lt9to of C....,,_ Thl1 111tement wu flied Nor1n.as1erty 15 It of Che
NOTICE end other t.w1 of the ..... with Ille County Clerk of Or-Southeasterly 25 ft ol Lot
OF DEFAULT of Cellfotftle appOcable ange County on Aprll 10. No 14. atl In Blocil No 3 of
IMPORTANT NOTICE "*'9to, wMtl Hie exoeptton 1985 Seallhore Colony Tract. 11
IF YOUR PROPERTY 18 IN ontr of luotl waNttone • F2711ft per map record.a In Book
FORECLOSURE BECAUSE mer be r..,nd Ul'ldet tM Publlthed Orllllr Coat No 7, Page No 24 of Ml1·
YOU ARE BEHIND IN YOUR IPOOIM ltlltvtM ,.,,._,.t Dally Pllol April I • 22, 29, cellaneoo1 Mapa, In lht Of·
PAYMEMTS, IT MAY BE to wMc:tl ptOCI .... ...,... May 8, 1985 flee of the County Recorder
SOLD WITHOUT ANY unclef.,.tak9'11ftdwMc:tl M-411 or Orenge Count>-. Call· COURT ACTION. end you heft not~ 111parud1d rorma
have the teQ•I rloht to brlno br the ptOWtetoM of tM Commonly known H
your aocounl In good stand· Uber Code. ,.,..., .. _ to Plft.IC NOTICE 6306 Wnl Coatl Highway.
lno by peylno arc of your put 1ebcw tMI be fl"" ontr lft Newpon a..cn. CA
1'\te-MeMef ~ br IT An..,.,-OF Record Ownet-a· Robert &
milted cost• end expon... .... Al~ OF Helen Caywood, Roy A Klier
within thf• montn1 from the No Md aftlll be COft.. UN OP '1CTIT10UI 11 1ne subjecl of this u1o It
clall thlt notice of defeul1 ....._ .,.._ tt II "1ede IU ... 11 NAMR real property and lt ri111 no
wat recorded. This amounc Oft • '°"" tw.....-br the The rollowlng peraon• s1ree1 addr ... or Olher com-"'4. 155 42 Hof March 16, CltJ of Coeu MMe. lftd .. nave abandoned 1he UM of mon dnionauon. dlr1C1lon1
1985, and will lnc:t-untN lftldl "' eccordeftoe wtth th• Flct1tlou1 Bu1lneu 10 its loclllon mey be ob-your account ~ cur· th• prewl•l•ft• of lh• Neme Lido Penlnaut• Bolt lamed from Ille M•rthlll 1
r1r11 You mey not have 10 pnlpOMil rectUtrlfM!ntt. Storage. 100 Shlpy11d Wey. Office upon requnt
pey lhe entire unpaid pot· Eecfl ~ "'"' be Newport 8-Jtl, CA 82683 Pro1pe c11ve bidders lion of your eocouot, _, llceftMd and afao PN· The Flctttk>ut Butlneu should relet to S.C:tlons
lt\Ougtl tun payment wu ci.. ~ .. r..,er.d br Name r•rea to et>ove wu 10 1 510 to 701.680. In
mended. but you mu11 pey .... flied In Orange County on CIUSIV8, or lhe Code of CIVIi
lhe emounl tllled above. •' The C,_ ~I of tflo AfKll 27, 1982 FILE NO. Procedure tor prov1t1on1 Unl1t1 Che obllgallon Clff of te ..... ,... F1882t0 g0¥9fntng the terms. con·
!*ng f~ upon pel'· ......,.. the fttltt lo .-...Ct WllbO lndultl'IOI, Inc . 800 dlliont , and efflCI of the ....
mlll • lqngor period, you •i;;: Wda. Lido Par'll Drive. Newport u .. the llabtut ot default'""' heve lhe legal right 10 ttop P. ltMnney, CftJ BMoh. CA 921163 bjdder1 y "'11
lhe lorecloaure only by PllY· Clwtl of the CltJ °' Coete This bullneu w .. con· NOTICE IS HEREBY
Ing Ille enllre amount a. ..... ducted by. corporation. GIVEN that on MONDAY. m111ded by your aecmor Publllhed Ofange Cout Thi• 11a1emen1 wu filed •PAIL 22 198& 1 2·00 ..... t .. 'n 1•r• mont .. t ... -1"'• 0•'"' Piiot Aprll 15, 22. 1986 "" · "'· a • .. , •N " " ,.., ,,. -r with the County Clerk of Or· o'clock P M ti Orange
d•t• or recordeUOn of thl• M-427 ange County on Aprll 10. Counly Mar1ne1, Harbor
documenl, which dete of re-1985 Dhllllon, 4801 JamborH
cording appura nweon. Mt.IC NOTIC£ H. Petrlctt Arree, Vice Blvd., Rm 108, Clly of Now·
To find out the emounl ''"·· WMbo lnduetftee, Inc. por1 Beach, County ol Or· you mutl P•Y· or to •rrcanoe 0.-.AHGI COQNTY Publllhod Orange Cout ange, State or Ctllfornt1 1
ror paymenl lo 11op the for• IUPE"'°" COUltT Dally Pllol Aprll 15, 22. 29, wlll Mfl ti public auction 10
croture. or If your property It NOTICI OP May 8, 1985 the hlghel1 bidder. for cun
In forecloeur• for tny Olher MAltlHAL 'I IALE M_.2$ in lawful money ollhe United
reuon. contact· GOVERN· COURT CAN " Slatn. all lhe right. title and
M EN T E M P L o Y E Es 0110 O$ldp rta.IC NOTIC£ 1 ,., t f said 1 ""' ' FIN .. ..,..l .. LCORP,ln~.,eof ._.... n n o u...,..men '"""',... ~ By virtue of a ..... ,1 lttuecl debtor(tl In the above o.. ST AT E WIDE F 0 RE · on March 15, 198& In the lb d t
CLOSURE SERVICES. 4540 above dMlgneted Court, NOTtcl OF PUelJC HUA· :'uctie in!:~·~:· m~~ :
K•my VIiia Road * 114, San upon a juclgment lrllered ING ll'OM Titl IOARD necesaary lo Hlltly Mid I ll·
Diego, CA 92123, (619) 7-6-et 6 order t-25-86 In :v::-~l~~ °' Titl ecullon. w11n accrued 571-7882 IAYOf of JudQmenl creclltor(t) WATllt lnlernl 11\d cost•
If you heYe any Quetllont. ELAINE. M. KITER and ~ ~ .. ~"= APPROXIMATE MINI·
you lhOuld contact • lawyer aQlllntt JuclQmenl debtor NANCI INCMAllNG TMI MUM BID S •
or Ille governmenl agency ROY A.. l<ITEA thowlflo a nei C~NIATIOM OP'..,.._ • SS fOf' eecn '500 00 ot
which mey haw lnaured your blllenco of S20.891 0 f tclu-llftl 0, T... IOAM> amount Bid lo~-member, YOU MAY ally ddue on M!..'!, judgment~ """IUANT TO MCTIOM Dtled M1ret1 29. 108~ ""' the lie of 1,,. IMuenca vi :liOIOO IT NQ OP Titl Dlvlllon. Merll'l•I of Of LOSE LEGAL RIGHTS IF teld writ, I have IOYled upon WATllt COOtl. Of' TH« ange Counly. Hltbor
YOU DO NOT TAKE allrlght.tnleand lnter•tof ITATIOP'C~ONtlA Olvltlon, 4601 JamborM PROMPT ACTION. tllld Judgment cleblor In the Blvd Room 108 Newpor1
NOTI CE IS HEREBY propertylnlheCounty ofOr· NOTICE It given ttlat 11 Be3Ctt CA 92661)
GIVEN BY STATEWIDE ange.St•t•ofCallf()(nl1.CS... pun:~:'!. '&.ct": J a ,,; •• c Byn am,
FORECLOSURE SERVICES tcrlbecl u loffow9 Com· ~203 ';t the Waler Code of Marshal, Orenge County,
SUCCESSOR TRUSTEE. merctal Property detcrlbecl lhe Sttte ol Calltomla 111 By Otnelle M Pt11man
THE OWNERS ANO HOLD-u follOwt: ' Publllhed Or111ge Coul
ERS of the beneflclel Tiie Southeetterty 25 ti QI. 9:oo P.M ·or u eoonont~ll Delly Piiot April 1, 8. 15. tn1er .. 1 under 1t1a1 cen1tn Lott 12 and 13 tnd Ille •tier u PQMlble, .....,.... 985 Deed of Trutt execuled by NortnMaterty t5 ti. of lhe 22. 198.&, In the Board of o+-1
M I c H A E L R 0 B E R T SoutheUlerty 25 It. of l o1 rector• meellno room of the M-400
TUCKER ANO JUDITH A. No. 14, 111 In Block No. 3 of Ol1lrlct Offlc:o, 18802 Bit·!.---------
TUCKER, t1ueb1nd end wife, Secuhore qolony Tract. H deen Avenue, lrvlne, Call·
Trut1or1 to SBS AF · per map recorded In Book lornla.
To f'laC'e your
"·Fast R~isult"
FILIA.TES INCORPORATED. Mo. 7, Page No 24 of Mlt-The publle hearing It to
A Ctllfornlt corporation. cetlanoot.1• M•r>s In tne Of· contlder the queetlon of
Trust ... fOf' Soult\ Bey Stv-!Ice of lhe CountY Recorder adopting an ordlnanc:o In·
lnguncl Loen A1SOCl1llon. • of Orange County, Cell· creatJno the oomponHtlon Service l>irtclory Ca lifornia corpora1lon. tornla. paid to member• of lhe t>oneflcJ1ry, dalecl Deoam-Commonly known 11 Boerdl~omS100tol11!5por ad Call Now
bor 8, 1983, on December esoe W•I Cout Hlghwty. day lor eech dty'I ttlend-
13 t983 In Book/RMI Newport a..cti CA Ince 11 meetlngt of the
t Q a 3 . 'p a g • / I m • g • Recotcl OwMtt. Robert a Boetd <>! Olrecton Of for
83-584817. of Official ~ .....,.. Caywood, Roy A Kller MCh dly I aorvloe rendered
COfdt In IN Office of the If Che aubj9c1ofthllMii 11 u • Director by requeet of County Rec:otder of Orange ,.., property encl 11 nu no lhe Boltd, not nceedlno a
County, State of California •treet adclreae or other com-tOlal of tlJI dll)'l In any celon-lh•t I bfMCh of the obi!-mon dMlgnetlon, dlrectloM dar monlh. eff9ctlve 80 deyt
642·5671
ht.lU
gatl«t for wt11c:t1 Mid trane-10 111 loc:etlon may be ob-trom adoption of lhe ordt-
fer In truet 11 MCUrlty, ha telned from the Marthal'• nanc:., and, affective 0..
occurecl. lo wit SAID OBLI· Office upon ,..qveet camber 3 t. 1985, lhe c:om-
OATIOH INCLUDES ONE Pro1p1ct1v1 blddera ponHtlon would be In·
HOT FOR THE SUM Of thould r.ter co Soction1 c:roMed from ~5 to 1120
125.000 FAILURE TO 701 510 to 701 880. In· per day f()f' MCtl def• II·
MAKE p A y MEN T 0 F clullw. of ll'le coo. of CMI lenclance al meotlngt Of the"---------..
MONTHLY INSTALLMENT Proeoclure IOI P<ovltlont Boetcl o~ OlrectOfl Of for !:::::======::-WHICH BECAME OVE JUL y govern•no lhe term•. con-MCh day • terWll renOered / ......
1, IH4 PLUS SUBSE· ciltlona, and effect oflhe Nie 1t 8 Director by ,..qveet of PIERC! UOTHl,_I
QUENT INSTALLMENTS 8ndthellablllly ofdefaulflng the Boercl. not lllceedlno. B!LL 8"0AOWAY DUE THEREAFTER: PLUS blcldoft 101111 ol lllt dayt In any Cllen·
I.ATE CHARGES, AO· NOTICE IS HEREBY d11 monch. A copy of lhe MORTUARY
v AN c Es MADE 8 y GIVEN lh•I on MONDAY, propoted Ofdlnene9 .. on 110 Broadway
8ENEflCIARY TAXES, IN· APRIL· 22. t985, It 2:00 hie wit.ti the 8oc:retery of ,,... Cost• Mesa SURANCE, TRUST!£ FEES o'clock P.M. at Or1nge Olilrlc:I encl It avallable I« 642-9150
ANO COSTS, ATTORNEY County Mertllll. Herbor publlc l~lon between
FEES IN ADDITION, AS A Olvl1lon, 4801 JernbOfH lhe tloura 8:00 A.M. and 5:00
CONDITION OF RE· Blvd .""' IOI, City of New· p M .. Monday through P:rl·
I N S T A T E M E N T , A l l port 8-oh. County of Or· day In the 019trtct Office
SENIOR LIENS MUST BE ange Stitt• Of Clilfornl• I An l)Or'llOflt lnter•ted .,. CURRENT wlll' .:..i ., publlc auction to lnv11ed to appMr It tM pub-
HOW THEREFORE. ttle tM h!QhMI bid<llf, for Cltfl lie ::oii::: 1be1:::'d.
undettlgnecl. by reuon of tn lewfut ~of the Unl1tcl •
the breectt 8nd defeutt In the Slit•, 1M lhe rtgt11. tlllt 8nd ~'"".,, ~ ==· .... perform.nee of the ot11-im.r-t of Mid ludomlnt gllllOn eeoured by IMS Deed deb10f(t) In 1M above 0. Pu tfled Orange CoMt of Trv1t, horeoy ~the tcflbld propefly, or to OWiy Ptlol APflt I, \8, 1M5
lftllfe unpWcl belence dUI ~ thereOf .. ~ be M-401
encl ~lbte and lleet• to neoeet1fY to Ntltfy Nici ft·
... Ott c:euM to be IOlcl the 1cutlon, wllll accrued
milt P'°'*1Y to u:ttety ..., lnt.,...t encl coeu
Obllgetlon APPROXIMAT[ MINI· MOTlCI OP IALI o.tec1 Ihle 15 0.y of MUM 110 I ' Nottoe It hereci, QMr'I
M•cll. 1~ • $5 for MCtl U00 00 of f)UftUMI to tealona 3071
IT AT I Wt DI '0 '" • amount llcl end 3072 of tt1e CMI Code Of Cl~ •IMCU. aYt Deted Man;ti 29. 1986 the State o1 Collfomle 1"-
ICA nt a.AM(..... OMlion Merahal ol Of· UllCWtloned. Untted Auto
• •NOTWITHITANOINO. ange County, Harbor Llquld•fort_._. at pubic
11'19 r1e1 11\et 'fOAI' ptoperty II OIY!alon. 4tO 1 Jemt>of• auc:tlOn, It 11752 lurite ln.,
1n tel''**"''°" mey ~ B!Yd., Room 1oe. N9wpOn Hunt Bell at 10 oo a.rn on your properly r01 HI• a.ch. CA l2teO the t9'11 d-, of Apt. 1M6,
p1ovtded MACll ...... oon-J •mu O I y 11 e"'. the ronowlna deecrlbed Qluded f)t10f' to ttie con-Mlll'lllll. Or•noe Couf\ty, p1openy, 10 wft
..., of thll toredOeUre ly OeMtt• M Pi1tman 1"8 · AoAor SAXI025, ~ ~ GoeM ~ °'9!ar~ 74TT3192.
PACl"C YllW
M!MORIAL PARK
Cemetery • Mortuaty
Chapel • Crem1t0f"(
3500 PacU1e View Orlvt
Newport Beech
644-2700
McC°"MICK
M0ttTUARY
17QS Laguna Canyon Aoad
l l'Qune Beech Ce
92G61
494 94 15
~ ~ M8'Cfl 21, ,t,prtl 1, 0.llY Piiot Ap(M 1, I, t& Publlthed 0renge CoeM
I. 1&, 1M5 1988 O.ily Piiot April IS. 1986 " D , _____ ..,._:H-10 _ M-400 M-4211.::::::=====i::·.J::_
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.On
the , •
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NYSE LE~OfR ~
NEW YO.IC CAP) -The I
•nows -the Over-the-'"''•' tlOO& end werr.,,11 lrwtl heve OOM UO
IN "'°'' S" the ""°" t»Yd Otl Def'C9"1 of ~ Fr\dav. No MC:U!'lt nt belo,w 12 CM' lOOO "'-'H ere I Ntt and Ntc.nt_, c:M~re !fie difference t>etwetn the iwn c:IMlno ~ P<lee and lode~ last bid or .
I ~,~ft~ ~ +1l!'f6 UPPcil. ·1 2 rdT wt 1'4 1 UP 3 smT ~ UP .. • AmNet wt ~ i; t1: .
l M~~~ ,tt ~ UP ~ 1 rdT un WI) IJ4 UP .
I fr\_ etot l''e 'I• lJ P 1 9 P'ldHlt ' I ''• 1 'i'J UP I 10 An-Con 9· 16 UP 1 . I 1 y~ 'Ai 14 UP I .S 1J PrnfnT it: ~ UP I .t l, ~1asoo 2v1 + ~ 8: I 1'l1 15 wt 2'h i 'I• UP If
17 ,,._.'°" I li(o Up 1 1-6 8 cC 3 S-16 5· 16 Up 11·•
1, T~ 4 ~ UP I W~ wt 4 ~ Up 1 . ~ ~;8 lfi! I I~ tl: 9:, Syn~ 13 lyt UP .S Intl p $ 714 ~ UP 9 4 KV r 714 ~ Up 9.4 S FFI L 9 + 14 UP 9.1 OOWllS Latl (Ilg J -~
14"3 J~ l9
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16'·• -2''1
h: -14 1 . -:-. l . -~ 1 . 9 -I'. 1 . 3~ -,,., 17 11 -1''2 12. 3~ .,., 11. ' ,., 111 3 • 111
4 . ., 111 J • • 111 • Ir 4 • .,,
l 1 1~~ ~ -lV,
WHAT AMEX Orn
NEW YORK (AP! Apr 15 Pre11
~~
•
AMEX LEADER S
NEW YORK (APJ -Sain, Monday !)flee and net d'lenge of the 10 mott aclivr
ArMrlan Stock Exch•nQe iuuet, tf'adlno nat1on11tv 1t morr tn•n,. ielmed &' 2~. -I 4 ulfC1n o 14 14~ + ''• AT Ind 4 7·16 -1·16 w1noL1bB •1~.000 1t~ + ,.., EcnoBav o 191,900 12~ ~tro' 176.700 19~ Crvs1110ll 117,900 2''t + • .A.ilrot~n 113,! 1 ' -, 8er9908rur 107. 25~ + ~ Amd1nl 104, 14
' NASDAQ SUMMARY
NEW YORK (Afl'l -Most ectl.,. ovtr· -1~·covnler •IOCk• suPPlied bv NASO
Nlme VD llld A~ Ow. ~lbsG ' I, ,7 21 211'1 .=:T.,
o.dS ' 1n) 1 11'1 2 ~ + • olSev 1.2• '!B ~ ~ -~ Xl~ll 701. ,, ,,., \ -I.
G111cH m·11 ''> ~ Intel S ''• ,..., t-1 MCI 7, 91• Ovo1rn • 17~ 121.., -11 A.WA1r1 71... 1•1• oaeer • . I s1r.i H -1' -l-l2
CoLo QuorE s
-·eel WO-Id Oold .,..,._ MondtlY
l -"""""'G '""'G '330 to YIP to 40
l -""""'OO'I 11•...g 1334 25 uo ... 35 ,, .... an .. .,_ 11-•llO 133• ee uo &:I 27
Fr-""1 """O Sl31 06 "" IO i7
Zu•ld1 l•t• •ll•"""" bt<l ~ 00 1M> 13 4() t.3J• 7~
.... fl(I
.......,, __ ,~d9'1)'quoie~~ n ...., ... n
.,,..._.,(II\~ ~ow .. ,~ 6~ "° ... 3~ '
,,...._........,..,CIN'fcf9il\t-U!l1..1& 1111 ,. !>6
lfY C-t l)OIO '00! -II ,,. ~'9 00 Of! .. 70
METALS Quo TE s
"l(W 'f()«I ... 1All!'J '"°' ._,.,,_ -· pricm ~~
~ •Cl 9'• ~'""" t-pnun<I ,.V C-• _,
-·~ •1C*04', c.,.., 70-. • • c••h I O<>u"'1 U f> O.tln<lll0"9
C..... M flO (""It C-""'""' N'f ~ _,, """''"(_,,, L.eM JO .... , t•'tt• • OiUunO lloK ·~ •7 , ...... "°""" ,,... __
Tiol ... 1?\11 ....... ~-~,. '" a-'61M°'~~~ll H.,_ a-u .,.. ~ ''"" (lul>C• ~ c.,,_. ~ """''" ~, ...
......., "'°'\)().'3t'OOP.'l1t!IM> -•t><•
....._ ~ Xt-l ll.l' Oil -·~,,..,_. "
0...-...
That's an apt description of both bus in sand
business people along the Orange Coast. To keep track of
where companies are gotng and which p op le are h l ping
them get there.just watch ·credit Lin · -every day in th
Business ectlon of your n w lllilJ-llilal
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-Orenge Cout DAU. Y PILOT l Mondey, Aprll l&, 1985 -
Mm ITA~ °' CA&.lf'OMIA. TN~'*'°"'•• OOUNT'Y CW~ dOltlo ,.,...... Ml In IN Mall• or the~ MCOH IHDUIT .. IH, tionol~M 00..on
1llt1 ...... 81 . w-. ota. .... ., .. ~(•
min.t•. CA t2U3 mlnOt) tor Cfl.nge °' Nem. Matllyn I ~tfdton, tolO.. A 1214!11
t5'11 A.dlaode St . W•t· OAOER TO SHOW
min.Mer, CA 12983 C'AUS! ,OR CHAHOE
Thie t>u.tlMh la CIOn· ~NAME
duc1td by en lndMOull (5.c eoe..1
Mllllyn I ~o.on Aot>en M Dowe on tlehall
Tnlt ata1--.1 WN meet Of l•re Mar.. Dowe (•
wttll the County Ci.rk ot Or· m1nort 11&1 llled • peUUon tn •na-County on April 10, th11 court tor an ordef ellow·
1916 · Ing petltloMr 10 change tier
P,,_, nam. from S.Wa Marlt 00..
PubbMd Ortnve Co.st lo ltt• Anne Dowe ()My Piiot ~ 15. 22. 28, IT IS HEl\EllY ORDERED 1
Mey e. 1185 lllat Ill 1*fonl lf\t1t•led In
M-415 the meuer ator ... td IPPMI
t>ttore 11111 court In 0.0"1·
---------ment No 3 ti 100 Civic P't8.JC IW>TtCE Center OrlYe W•I. Sant•
----------Ana. Cellfomia., on APfU 21. ~ 8UIM81 1985, al t 15 o'ClOck AM ,
-ITA,....,,. 111'1<1 then end ''*' ehOw Tl'le followlng per.on. If• '*'"· If any they havt , wlly dOlno ou.ineu .,. 1ald ~ltlon tor c~ or THE CARl!!A 110USE. name llhould not 1>t gra.nted
iaCl W. Whon. E· 102, eo.ta IT IS 'UfllTHER Otdtted
MeM, CA t2eH that • OoPY o4 thl• ordef to
Patl1cla Sue Ton.y, 380 tl'IOW C8ln9 l>t PublithedJn
W Wllaorl, E· 102. eo.1t the 0teno-Cou1 Otlly PllOt.
MeN. CA 12128 a n-epaper of 1J9nttal
Thie bueln .. a 11 aon-clfeulatlon, PUbllthed In 11111
ducted t>y· ltf"lndl'A<Sual county at 1eu1 ~ 1 ...-
Patricia Sue Toney 10< lour conMCullve '#Miit
Thlt tlalt!Mnl WU tlled prior to the day Of MIO flMr•
with Ille County Cttfk o4 Of-
ange County on March 25, ated MAI' 2 1 118&
1985 ·· Htnrr T. Moort. Jr .. nnm Jude• or th• luperlor
Pub111hecS Ortnge Cout Cowt
Oally P•lol APfll e 15 22 2t. P1.1bllahed Ora,. Coul 198~ Dally Piiot Mwctt 25, Apnl I,
M-4<>e 8. t5, 1185
M·391
i
THE D II .\ Pll.OT
CL\S~I FU:n o•···•t:f: 110 1 ns
f t'lt•pho111· ~1·n it·1·
\) o n cl a ~ Fr i rl u '
H:OO \.\1.-.>::m P .\1.
Bu ... int•,, ( ount1·r:
\l undu~ Fr1cfa ,
B:OO \.\I. .):00 P \I
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~ I 111 11.111
I 1111 I""'
..... ltr kl! 1:£ ter kl•
lmial 1111 Ptaia1w
lllfFl-111 Ult
2000 ~·~SJ, ~:!;Ion OHmY OLll OLlll
Nftly oec:orat9d, hlQhly S 111,IOI upgraded Extra lrg PQPUlar floot plan, F0tmal
t>onua rm A IC)teloua dining. Femlly room
cOYntry kltehen. BNl.ltl· Ooubfe flrep,laoe. 3 large
f1.1lly landacel*! wrap-a-l>49droom1. Oen. 2 Bath•
round p•tlo on 1ove1r BHulltul •P• GrHt grMn belt near poo M ... Vtt<M loctlon. Call
$295,000. Call Salty Ship-AMI El1etera 646-2313
ley or Joyce Debolt
GE ,~l) 9100
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THE REAL
ESTATERS
...
PIRI MEWPORT
lPIRTMEIUS
Singlet 1 & 2 Bdrm ~pert•
menta & Townhol.I ...
(A111 about furnlah9d
apta. comp+.te w!lh T\I,
llnena 6 1.11eona11a, m~
rented for lhon term Of
tono-r1 0,, JambOtM
Ad et 8en Joequtn Hiiie Ad
144-1100
1 )'NI IM. Small,...__.~ ~ bftl tO bdl t425 I ~th
873 6323 •her 5 30
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S~ll Yo•r Pre~rtr!
Call C11111fie4,
642-5678
for information
& surprisingly
low cost.
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f
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mg •ecOfd Buey 'Tled"6l
at. F 'T 640-0 I'<)
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·Md f Qualified Prof',
vi&r • "9 on'a 7 eo-oeo ,
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Border blitz sees more
than 35 major smuggling
. clngs smashed./ A3
Artukovlc would be tried
as war criminal Instead of
political foe, Yugoslavian
officials say./ A3
California
"Dallas" star admits to
high school kids he's an
alcoholic./ A4
Poll shows most heroes
today are film stars, like
Clint Eastwood and Sally
Fleld:/A4
Study shows gasoline
prices are heading up -
about seven cents a gal-
Ion./ A4
Nation
President Reagan hosts
fundraiser to aid
Nicaraguan refugees./ A4
Scientists now believe
AIDS had its deadly origin
In monkeys./ A4
The fifth, and oldest,
artlflclal heart patient Is
reportedly bleeding fol-
lowing Sunday's six-hour
surgery./ A4
World
Shuttlenauts may at-
tempt to revlve a satellite
that failed to fire after
departing Discovery./ A4
Terrorists are blamed for
explosion that killed 18
people./A4
Paparazzi
Guests were In for a
surprise-cum-color-
shock at the "NUVO"
fashion show .I AS
Sports
The Golden West College
men's swim team Is likely
to dominate this year's
state meet./81
.west German Bernhard
Langer wins the Masters
golf tournament./81
Marvelous Marvin Hagler
squares off against
Thomas "Hit Man"
Hearns for middleweight
title./82
Entertainment
Seven more stage pro-
ductions this week will
make It a full house for
local theaters./ A7
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Serving Newport Btact\, Co1t1 Mn1, Huntington Btach, Irvine, LlgUnt leach, Fountafh Vlltey Ind loutfl OfMge Ceunty
C Al tr ORNIA MO NDA 1 Al'l<ll 1·, 1'HJ', /"· r. t N • •,
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roo vest saves·
's ootout
--Oelly l'1lot pttoto by lllcf\etd 11-
ffUDtingtOD crime scene lnveatlgatora and police probe scene of •booting.
NB residents seek court
:
hearing in rent dispute
Newport Shores dwellers appeal a rbitration
ruling~n ~ease hassle with Signal Landmark
• By ROBERT HYNDMAN
Of IM O.ity Pltot Steff
Newport Shores rcs1dcn1s have
asked a state appeals court to overrule
an order that says a rcnl dispute with
!heir landlord should ~ decided b>
arbitration.
Instead. residents of 1he West
Newport Beach commun1t:r want a
full court hearing 10 air their dif-
ferences with Signal Landmark of
Irvine O'er ho'~ mut·h tht') ~hould
pa} on their monthly· land kase'>.
At issue IS thl' marl..t•I \ aluc ot the
land beneath thl'lr Nev.port Shores
homes. Month I\ kasc'> :m· ha<icd on 6
percent of th l· inarl..l't 'alu<· of each
lot.
Rut rr~1<knt' .ind \1gnal land marl..
disagree on ho"" thc land 'hould bc
appra1srd
Rl·s1dcnt'> \J\ the rent <ihould be
ba,cd on appra1">a1' of atx1u1 $11,000
pn lot, "'i 1gnal Landmark offinalo; sa}
1 t \ do.,cr tn \I 00.000 per ln1
·\tlornc\\ reprt..''><.'nting thr com-
mun1t\ fikd a wnt ol mandatt· F-nda'
1n the· 'itatl' 4th D1'lt m:t < oun 1)1
Appeal" 1n ">ant.1 .1.na a'>l..ing that an
.1.pnl I ruling h) Orange. ( ount)
'\upcnor ( ourt ludgdud1th R,,in he
OH'rturncJ
R\an had rt'' ll'\H'd argumcn1' h~
both \Ide'> .1.pnl I and dcl 1dcd that
the ren1 d1\putt• Ix· rnohl·d through
arb11ra11on tl\:l"een "11gnal I andmarl..
(Pleaae see HEARING/A2)
Lie detector test indicates
Dotson didn 't commit rape
MENOMONEE FALL'i, Wis. (AP)
-Cathleen Crowell Webb. who has
recanted the rape account that put a
man behind bars six years aio. took a
lie detector test which ind1ca1cc; she
was telling the truth when she denied
that Gary Dotson raped her. her
lawyer said today.
A Judge in lllino1s last wee!..
rewrm·d Dnl!>on to Jail. <ia)1ng he did
not believe Wehh'" ne" <ilon
Attomc\ John Mclano and ~ebb
held a new<, rnnkn•nCl' 31 hie. office
here 1n \\oh1dl he prc~<'nlcd lht•
respon'>e'> to four QUl'\l1on~ a<.h·d of
Webb
In r<.">ponding lo lht· quc<,11ons.
Webb denied that '>he "a" ph~'.>Kalh
Irvine seniors tops
in 'basics' testing
Huntington students finished last ori Coast:
Newport-Mesa District declines to ta k e part
Twelfth graders in the Irvine Uni-
fied High School District were among
the top scorers throuahout the county
in statewide testing on reading. writ-
ing, spelling and mu thematics.
Irvine high school seniors fi nished
at or near thc lop among the 15
Orange Countr 'lchool di'itncts taking
the )'early C ahfomia As:;cument
Proaram tests last Occtmbc.r.
Toward the other cnd or the 'ICak
wa'i the HuntlnJtOn Beach nton
High School District. ranked la'it
alona the Orange Coast The d1'itnct
finished 10th in the county for
reading. and 11th for wntin and
ma1hemat1c'
Orange Coun1y as a whole fin1,hed
above tht Slltc~idc average,, which
in most catcaoncs wcrt the hJ&hr" 1n
I 0 )'C'&r\
1 he lO to 40-minutc lc\t' "'ere
token h) 218.114 C '11hfornin h11h
~hool ~nior1i. 1mluding 21 40Q
frsrea 1n <>range \ount) ~uOcl'iT" in
tl'K third. "'th and e1ahth amdC\ alc;o
were tested. but thl' rcsulls '"II not Ix·
released until nexl fall
State high ~chool average-.. released
last month b) Cahfornrn school"
upcnntcndcnt Rtll Honig. 11ho""rd
scn10~ answered corrcctl} 1n 68.J
percent of the math que~t1on . ~tu
dcnt" scored 69 7 percent in ~pelling
and 63 2 percent in wriung.
All thrtt average scores ""ere the
highc'lt in the pa'il dcrnde for the thrl'c
cah.1lf>nrc; _
Cahfornt:i ..cn10r'> \Cored 6.:?.. Q pcr-
C<'nt in the rrad111& tr 'it. u~ 7 percent
(rom thl' pre\.IOU"i \C'hOOI )Car. hut
lower than lhe prttl'dlllg tight )ta"
In Orange (ounl). In inc Untlil"d
po tcd thr highc"it mathcmat1n
S<'Orc with 77 l percent Thr d1'ltnct
al'IO fln1\hcd ~ond 1n the count\ in
reading and wnting catcgom· ... ~c;
t1na ~M~~ ot 6\l 6 pt•rc1'nt and I 0
J'Ct\C'nt Ir\ 1 ne l n 1 fkd '4.: h11ol 0 1 \t net
~nton <·onllnued tfie hign 'lturintt
1rrnd en10\e<l h\ lhl' d111tnct dunn~
,
"'lh Dot'ion at thl' ltml' ol thc all~gcd
rape. that .. he tllol.. part in a <;e:1, act
'"th him. that 'hl· had an' ph~s1cal
toniatt "'1th him and thal c.hc had
tal..cn part II\ a \C\ .ll l \\Ith an,onc al
the 11mc
Thl· ll''it 1nd1tatl'd hl'f a· .. pon\C'I 1o
he truthful \kl arw ..aid
(Pleaae see LIE TEST I A2)
TONY
SAAVEDRA
PER SPE CJIV(
the pa\t lour) l'ar'
lin"eH'r. Rrun· (11\ ncr.1 deput'
... upcnn1rndt•nt. -.aid the d1<11ric1\ test
rc'>ulls prohahh "ill ll'\ cl ofTY.1th1n a
\car or two
'Tm pk'.N'll IU <it,"{' thl"! lrt·nd
urn11n111n~ 1n the la'it ll-"" -.ca"." < ;,, n,·r '><lid "I'm c;urr v.e'rc io1ng ICI
peak hu1 I 1hinl.. our effor1' art' pa-. 1~
oil "
I k ,,11\1 th\' d1<,tru:t ha' concen-
lnttt'd on .t.~ademtl rnun.c., and other
da~c;e, 1<i n•tnftm:e the \tapir' ot
rt·ad1n~. \\rttma and "nthmrllc
· In 1ne l ntlicd app.i~ntl) "'3\ un-.
hampered h\ the \tatt• "( a\h for
( ·\P'' pmiJ.rnm "'h"h offe red
financial intent" c\ ll' dt,tm b ad-
min1'ltl'nna 1he tc\ts to a1 lea t ~1
pcl'\"eot of their eh11hle \tudcnt\
( 1cnctall\ t<.' tina "'''rc \tudcnt'
tend' to lo"'t't the il' rrnac.. Ho"'l'\ rr
\tatr"'1d1.· \lorr\chmbcd hn lllM4 -I\\
re'<'Nnl \ea" ot N l'hd1na
'itatc edurntton nff1t.1al\ \31d thl·
prnjiiim KlO,tC'd mcralT f)a r1ili
(Pleaae tee IRVINS/ A2)
' \
By ROBERT BARKER
OflM°""' ..........
Huntington Beach Sgt. Ed Deuel
owes his life to his bulletproof vest
today after the police officer ex-
changed shots with two gunmrn
outside a downtown "head shop .. on
Pacific Coast Highway.
A still-unidentified tattooed and
long-haired gunman w11h. a bush)
beard fired a shot from sem1-auto-
mauc .45-caliber handgun into the
center of Deuel's chest dunng a
weekend robbery attempt. But the
unidentified man was lulled when
Deuel retµrned the fire and one of the
officer's bullets struck the man 1n the
head.
The man's partner. who apparent!)
fired a shotgun blast at gt. Deuel
slipped away in the darkness despite a
night-long police search of the area
Police. wtth assistance from ne1$h-
boring law enforcement agenc1e'
cordoned ofT the area and closed
Pacific Coast Highway in the doY.n-
town area but the robber) sus~ct
couldn't be located.
Sgt. Deuel. 33. a seven-} ear \Ctcran
of the Huntington Beach force. re-
mained ofT duty toda) w11h a se"crel)
bruised chest.
"There seems to bl> no question
that it (the bulletproofvrst) sa\ed his
Life." Lt. Merle Schnebhn said toda).
"The doctor who treated htm at
Pacifica Hospital said 11 could ha\C
been fatal because the bullet h11 in the
center ofh1s chest."
ln"estigators sa) 1hc} ·, e -.cnt
fingerprints of the slain man to the
FBI. Pohc-c believe they'll get a better
rundov.n on the gunman who got
away once the> knov. thr 1dcntll\ ol
the dead man. Thr fug1t1ve is .,..anted
for homicide Clhe deat.h of another
dunng the comm1ss1on of a frlon~ l
attempted hom1c1dc of an offic-cr and
robbcn .
.1. p0l1ce spoke~""oman u1d Deuel
v.as making a rouunr patrol check
\honl) Wol't' 10 p.m Sa1urda' al a
bar two dool""i down from the Thing!>
for Your Head shop at 410 Paofil
Coast H1gh"'a~ when an cmplo)ee of
the drug paraphemaha 'itorc tnpped a
(Pleue see HB COP'S/ A2)
Sbootma •uapect eoaght.
Late tax
returns
awaited
Some post offices on
Coast staying open
for last-minute rush
By PHIL SNEIDERMA1'
OllNO.-Y ..... SIMI
\ handlul ul l S Post Offices
along the Orange Coast Y.111 sta~ o~
lalc tonight tu accommodate
thou..and!> ot n:c;1dents an'1ous to
beat the midn1gh~ dead fine for paying
<;tall' and federal income ta \C'S
Ta' form., must be 1n the ma1l v.1th
an \pnl I' po~tmarl.. to a' 01d
f>t"O,Jltll''>
~Please see L ATE/A2)
UC! winning court
battles over loans
By the Associated Press
< olkgl'" seeking tu mal..l· rmmer:
!>tudents repa~ go,ernment Jnd uni·
'er>i1' loans can 1akc an e\.ln pk
from ( harles C auSc.''
r.;ince 14~ I. ( au'-t:\ ha' "11n '\ ,~
\mall-da1ms lav.\u11' 1n H.1 rbt1r \1 u
n1c1pal Court 1n ;\e"pon &·a1 h Pn
behalf of l '(' In tnl' He·, uni\ 111\t
o ne case. and that "a" 11n a ll'lhn1lJI
JI\
· \ausc' sa\c, \lflJll-\ 1J1111' •~ 11nh
one of his stra1t'g1c;, hut an l'lkl t1 \ l'
and 1.nr ,p-:nst't' unl' I 111 J Ii.' Ii ling
lt'l and n~1 .ittnrnt'' costs tht: uniH·r-
,,,, .. m rl'U" l'r a .. much as SI 500 in
!"IJ\I .lul· pa\ ml'nl\
I h.11 lim11 lJn ht J dra1,bacl..
lx·l au'l' man' h•rml'r 'tudents o"e
mmh llh•fl'
Hut .1 t>ill J:)l.'nd1ng 1n the .-.tale
l l'1?1\l.11urt· "'oulJ 1nlrl'a't' the 'imall-
' la1m' limit tn 55 1-ioo ..aid Harbor
I •lllrt I 11mm ....... onn (.Jenn \.1ahler
Hl' ht·lin l'' man' more college<, will
~11 II• "11.ill-..l.i1m-. l.Uun 11 the bill
pa"l'' '
HB city workers
pondering limit
on their boss' pay
Employees rankled overt heir 5 percent raise
while top city administrator got 7 .4 percent
By ROBERT BARKER
Of -Delly ,.,.. •!aft
Disgruntled Hun1in~t1111 lk.hh'11 1
l·mplo\t~es 3H' \Ur\l'\10~ lhl'll 11\\11
ranl and file in 1.kta1111nl' 11 thn
'hould tr. 10 pcr-;uad1· \11h·r' Ii• put .1
limit on pa' ra1'>l'' hir th,· l•'I' , '''
adm1n1'ilralor
The 4fX)-plu' mcmlx•r, 111 thl'
MunK1pal Fmplo,c1'' \"•11. 1.1111in
have been ffud1nj1. "''h < "' .. dn11n
l'>trator< harks Th11mp,1•n l'' •r "n'r
thl'\ ~erl' den1l'll J ' I · l Ill I'·"
inrrt•a\t' la't tall
The' act'u'>l.•d Ttl.,mp,11n 111 h.1.1
tallh .. harµ1ninttam1 h11lk lhl \,I\( 111
Oranjl.l < <'unt~ \upt·rt~'r < 11ur1
"hrrc Judjl.l' Judith R,.1n rnkd tn lhl'
ut\ ·, taHH la't n11,n1h Rut th«
cmplmrt''> v.ho al'n llkli ·' ~I '
mil hon lli!magcda1m aµin\t the' 11'
plan 10 appeal 1
In the mt-antlml'. lhr J\\t11:1.111on·,
lc3dl"l'1 h,1, <' \C'Ot a qu1.·\tmnn.1tr\: In
mcmM~ ac;king 11 1he' \l \Uflpc'n .1
h.tllot 1n111at1'<' that "oultl lim11
l homp-.on \ Yl.ir. '"' rl'il\(' to tht
\.3ml' pcrccntair a\ th1· ll'"C'I r.11r
IOHC'd'IC tl'\ l'I\ l'd h\ ,10\ l ll\ l'-.H}Lillll mg un11
T ,, llllJhh 1h1 ''"" 111\ till' h.1lhH In
\
'"' ··nil'll r l lllpln\Ce\ ffiU\I ('Ollect
.il'<•ut I' 1kl\I '\lllnatun:' b\ .\ujust
KL'• ••rd' 'h"" !hat Thompson. the
ht~h··" p.i1d lit\ l·mploH~e make'
~!\Ii ''''' a \l'.tr in .... ilar. l 'nhkc othc-r
l'mplo\ll'' hl' pa'' h,.,· n"n contnbu-
i1;10\ t111 lw n·1irt·nwn1 ""l<.'m
1 11\ < 111rn111 nwmhcr\ ~ho gave
thl· , ,,, l'mphnl'l'' a <. percent pa)
h1kl 1n,1t·ad 111 thl' '1 pa' 1nrrea'IC
thl'' ~anll·d ~t.rntl·d 1 homp'ot1n a~ 4
Pl r\ l'nl P·'' In\ ll'.1\t'
In 1h1• tnl'tn•' l.1h.1r rl·pn·\t'nta11,e'>
-..11d ( )nl· 111 thr mn\l sn\ul11ng
·"1'14.'l I' 1\f l,1\t \l.lf \ "ag(• ne@O·
11at11m'" '' thl d11lrt1·nt1al hc.•t"Cl'O
t hl l''l.'rl \'n 1.t~l ".t~l' 1 n, rea~ \.I l-.\
mt·mhl·" n'H'l'l'd .ind ~ha1 thC' ot'
.ulmin1,1ra1n1 ~pl
< 11' man.ipl·nwnt n<"got1ah'"
thl ffil'm1l lClntinUl''>. "ha\l' \1'4..-J
lot al \Jl3r. \Ur'<'" apin'I \.t L.\
nwmhl.'r' II :in\ pcl\1t1on in tht \ 1t\ " II'~ r-pauJ. H'nainh h1\ 1\ tht· one-th t
\lind' 11ul " .
la ml'' Har\t.r1. on 1i1t1ornc' for the
rmphHt'<'' t har@<'d t htimp'\on
h\pac;\Cd pul'\li1 op1nmn in the nqQ-
11a~ and \au~·d puor moratr
amun111ht Y.ntkt·r,
I
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By •'e A.t~teted Pte11
A man f n a •heetcha.i r was anttted
for aovcslaptaon of aucmptcd
murder af\er two men who refu5Cd a
!.ohc1lat10n for money were !ihot as
they sat in their car, authonties in the
tily of Orange said.
l)av1d l ruj11lo Hemandet. 13. ol
Orange was booked at 01angc Coun1v
Dav<"nport ~1d 1hc three were
appro dtcd by a wheelchair-bound
man who asked for money to buy
food. When the dm er siud he had no
rilone) lhe man pulled a mall
I
LATE TAX RETURNS AW A·ITED .••
From Al
Na11onw1de. an esllm:ued 10
mil hon couples and 1nd1v1duals were
putting finishing touches on their
rt'IUrnS today.
.\n IRS hotline wa!. scheduled to
conunue accepting calls through 6:30
p.m Tax preparation services also
were expected to remain open late to
conunue processing returns.
To accommod .. te Orange County's
last-minute taxpayers. Florinda
Bailey. retail sales manager for post
offices in Orange C-ounty. said two
fac1ltt1es w11l have fate ~rv1cc win-
dows open for stamps and certified
mail, and 01 her sta11oni. will continue
to accept mail through midnight for
an April 15 postmark that will
prevent an IRS penalty.
Postal service windows will remain
oixn unul 11 p.m. an Santa Ana at
2201 N. Grand Avenue and JIOI
Sunflower Avenue. Mail can bt'
deposited at thr stauoni. until mid-
night for Apnl 15 postmarks.
The following post offices along the
Oran~e Coast will allow deposits until
midnight for April 15 postmarks but
will not have late service windows for
stamp saks and certified mail:
HunHn1&on Beach; Ma111 otlke,
677 1 Wamer Ave.
Lapaa Beaeb: Main oOice, 350 Fo~t Ave.
SoulbLa1una: 31677 V1rgin1a Way.
Newport Beach: Main oOkc. 1133
Camelback; Balboa Substation. 204
Main: Balboa Island Substation • .206
Marine Aye., Rrvers1de Substation I 91 R i vers1de Ave. ·
Bailey said other post offices along
the coast will observe normal daily
pickup deadlines. usually 5:30 or 6
p.m.
HB COP'S VEST SAVED HIS LIFE ••.
From Al
silent alarm.
The suspect who was to lose his li te
seconds later walked out lhl· store and
was confronted by Deuel. who had
arrived at the scene promptl~. Deur!
ordered the man to assume .. a tactical
pos1t1on" ·on his knees. a pohre
spokesman said.
The second suspcr t walked out
moments later and he too was
ordered to his knees
But one of the men produced a
weapon and one shot hit Deuel 1n the
chest. the spokeswoman said.
The 'ctcran sergeant "absorbed"
the impact of the shot and fired back.
!llnk1ng the suspect in the head. The
man wa!I pronounced dead ·at· Foun-
tain Valle) Community Hf)spital.
fi1s partner apparently fired off one
blast and then fled.
About $200 an caslf. pipes. lighters
and i.cates taken from the shop were
rCCO\ered.
The slain man wai. descnbed as
being between 30 and 35 years old. He
weighed 2 I 3 pounds and had numer-
ous tattoos.
The suspect who's the ObJeCt of the
search also is believed to be in hi!I
early 30s. about 5 feet I 0 inches tall
and weighin& about 185 pounds. He
had a thick dark mustache and was
wearing a red shirt and Levis. police
said. He was believed to be Caucasian
but may have been Hispanic. the
police spokeswoman said.
The incident has been turned over
to the Orange County District At-
torney's office for investigation, as is
routine in shootings involving police
oflicers.
HEARING SOUGHT IN RENT DISPUTE •.•
From Al
and the Newport Shores Commun II)
Assoc1atior1.
In arbitartion heanngs, f'ach side
-selects a representative. Togetht'r
.·they may choose a third person to
~break deadlocks.
': The arbitrators then decide on a
,: fair course of action and that dec1S1on
; is legally binding.
Judge Ryan ordered that arb1-
-trators be selected by Wednesday.
Ninfa O 'Brien, leader of the resi-
Fdents' group, said a full court hearing
'IS preferred over arbitration.
., "We believe we deserve a JUry of ..
our peer~ to hear the argumentc;,"
0-Bnen said this morning.
O'Brien said a full court heanngs
would allow residents to present
more evidence. subpoena 1nfor-
mat1on and ask for depositions from
man} of the leaseholders.
Those o~portuniues. she says, may
not be available through arb1tra11on.
The residents also believe their
community association should not be
a party in the arb1tra11on as ordert>d
by Judge Ryan.
Members of the assoc1a11on's board
of directors also repre-;ent residents
who own the land beneath their
homes. For directors to seek a lower
market value on the land on behalf of
the leaseholders would therefore rep-
resent a conflict of interest
1gnal Landmark. however. sup-
ports arbitration.
A spokesman for the de,clopment
company sa id earlier this month that
11 has selected a representative -
former Orange County Judge Wil-
ham Lee. The retired judge. he said,
has never worked for Signal Land-
mark.
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• ~LIE TEST BACKS DOTSON STORY •..
From Al
Webb told the news conferenct" she
took the test because she knew she
bad nothing to hade.
~ "My reaction to the results? I knew
·,.it was going to come out the truth
~-because I was tellinJ the truth ." said
• Webb. 23. "They will never find any
:. pbysacal evidence that Gary Dot~n
: was with me because Gary Dotson
·• was never with me.··
• The attorney said the test wa~
• admihistered Saturday by Robert (
Cummins. a Chicago polygraph
'ipcc1ahst.
DotM>n, 28. has served six years of a
25-to 50-year rape sentence. He had a
• week of freedom on ball pending the
outcome of the Illinois hearing. hut
was returned to pnson after C1rcu11
Judge Ri chard L Samuels refui.ed to
reverse the conv1ct1 on based on Mr<>
Webb'<; changed statement.
Testimony 1n I Q79 from Wehh,
then a teen-ager. had led Samuel'> to
impose the sentence on Dotson after
h1!> conv1ct1on on rape and ag-
gravated k1dnapp1ng charges.
Wehh. ·who now. live~ in New
Hampshire. testified she made up the
rape stor) because she feared shf'
might be pregnant b) a boyfnend.
Doti.on's. rela11ves . .,. meanwhile.
said they plan to send petitions with
at least 5.000 signatures urging
Dotson's rclea~ to Gov. Jame'\
Thomp~n and the lllano1s Pnsoner
Re-\ 1ew. Board.
Lupcl said he planned 10 file a
pc11t1on for clemency w11h the board
this week and would include any
pc1111ons he rt>ce1ved.
Farn•l > members on ~unda}· \ 1~
11ed Dotson at the Duwn Correc-
tional Center
Lupe! ..aid Dotson who had not
t>cc n told of the ne"' development.
··-;o unded prett) good" dunng a
telephone call
··He '>31d he called me ac; he was on
has way to sec the warden and request
that he Ix· taken nut of the c;egregauon
unit and put in w11h the rest of thr
pmon population ·· I upel said
··"'hith to me I'> an 1nd1ca11on 1ha1
hc·s feeling better ··
Dot'>on wa\ tran!.ferred Frida)'
from the maximum security pnson at
Joliet and put in 1sola11on Friday at
med1um-..ecunt)' Dixon because he
was "extreme!) depressed," Lupe!
\aid.
Dotson wa., moved from Joltet,
where he spent the past six years.
because there was some concern his
new fame might provoke pnsoners
there to harm him,. said Michael
Lane. state corrections director
Lupel and correctioni. spokesman
Nae Howell both denied reports that
Dotson wai. moved because of fears
that he would commit su1c1de.
Lupcl, who spent 11/i hours with
Dotson at D1xcm on Saturday, said
has client was encouraged by lhe
efforts to free him. including Lupel's
bid for executive dcmenq from the
governor and an appeal 1n state court
Lupcl said he told Dotson "that all
hope wasn't lo!>t, that there\ a great
deal of public support."
"'I thank 11 has helped create a sense
of hopcfulne<;s. rather than hopeless-
nec,<.. w.h1ch was there before." Luprl
\:lid.
IRVINE SENIORS TOPS IN TESTING ...
From Al
pa11on h} 12 pcrtcnt The carrot for
thi s effort "a'> a $14 4 million honu\
1c'1 he di\· 1dcJ among qualtfyang
d1'itnt1<>
\.1 c1'il \COrl'' .tlong the< >range ( oa\I
w.erc c;ltghtl} higher 1han or the ~amc
3'> prcv1ou<> )cars. But Hunti ngton
Heath lJnwn High School 01.,tm:t
wa'i apparently hurt b)' 1t'i effort~ to
qualify for the eJttra money
··when >OU pal k up lhat lac;t K llr I 0
percl'nl. )'ou·re getting the student'
"ho don't want to he lested.". 'laid
Kl'llh tfartw1g. 3 11p1.ate con'\uhant
1n charge of te!>t1ng for the d1'ltnct
~n1or\ 1n the Hunt1ngt0n Rcarh
d1c,tnc1 c,c.orcd 65 6 percent 1n read -
ing 66 7 an written t'11prc<;<11on 71 7 an
spelling .ind T2. IJ 1n mathema11c~.
The <;t·ore'> this \Car wer<.' .8 of a
percent to .2 ofa 'ncrttnl lower than
the prevaouc; year
Whale the lnweo.t .imllng OranKe
< o3\t high -.chool d1\tnct\. the slorc\
were-w11h1n the cxpc<.lanq rang<.' for
d1stncts with student\ from similar
\oc10-elonom1c bat k~rounds
Hut Hanw1g \aid Huntington
Beach I Inion would tr\ to improve •h
pcrformante
··1 \lrongh '>U'>fX't I thl'rt' 1' '"me
c onccrn, and ome ~ l' gl't tht· lull (Int I
rcp<Jrt and 1hc hrea~do""""· °"'c'll tx·
i.ibk lo ~WI an and takt.• a tlo\Cr look .""
he c,a1d
I agun.1 Bcllth I nil1eJ ~hool {),.,..
I '>1<4-k ~ < al1fi>rnia I\ ,.,c\1omrn1 Program score\
Written
SC'hools Rudlnit Exprtolon . pelllng Ma&b
HUNTINGTON BEACH UNION
D1c.tm tw.1dc (,~ h M 7 "'I 'l 7:! (J
Ocean Vii·"" M1 I M l 7r1 I 71 5
Ed1,on °" I} f1X 'i 7:! :. 71 fl
Fountain Valle'< M1 'i ti 7 4 1:. :! 72 8
Hunttngton Bc.·alh fl' '1 (14 Ii 711 'i 70 l
Manna 11' J 11 7 'l 7~ K 74 ' Westminster (i ' ,, '111 ' 7 ~ I ()I) S
Winter~burg fill 2 5q 7 6 I 0 ' 61 I
IR VINE UNIFI En
01,1nctw1dc: 111/ " 71 II 7ti I 77 l
Irvine 'l() l fi'I II ., .... i 76 9
Woodbndge ,II II 71 Ii 'l 'j " 76 9
Unive"HY l1X l\ 72 4 7X I 7X'
S.E.L.F Altcrna11" ,, ' ~ fi7 ~ 7 l I 65 7
LAGl lNA BEACll llNIFIEf>
Laituna Bcac.'h (,fl 7 Ml 6 74 !< , l I
NEWPORT MESA llNIJ"lt.:O
Datm.1w1de MC fl 711 4 72 'i 741 2
Corona del Mar f1'1 'i 72 4 , I 'i 76 4
Co ta Me~ (14 (I {> 7 II ;, \I " 69.9
F..stanc1a fl!/ 0 hK 6 i4 4 73 8
Newpon Harbor ' I o 7l () 7l X 75 Q
Back Bay ,, 111 f>K \ Pl 70 I ----~---
' I
a
lnll. ~tlh 11nl~ one high '>Chonl. wa'>
ranked eighth an the l'<>unry 1n
mathcmaun But lhr dl'>lm r'c; math
'><:ore of 7' I pertenl wa\ hclow par
""•th d1'>tnuc, c;en-1ng \lmllar com-
mun1t1ec,
~cwport-Me<,a I 'n11icd ~rhool
Dl\tnct wa\ the onl> Orangt < ountv
d1'>tn c1not11art1npat1ng tn the bonu<.
f)rogram th1\ <,t.hool year.
Dale Woolln d1rl't tor of tl'\earch
and \ludeni \t'r' 1u•\. \a1d Newport-
Mesa attemr>l(·tl to tl'\t mort '>entor<..
hut d11~t \lfl\'t' for tht 91.pcrc:l'nt mark .
··1t wa\ 11 hnind new program tha1
lame up 1n a hurr) ... Woolley said He
npla1ned tha1 Newport-Mesa wasn't
prepared to ml'CI the program 're-
quirement!., wh1l'h included putting a
non-district supervisor 1n each l<''itang
room and offc-nng makeup tc!>t!>.
"Senior\ ::1rc Prl'tl)' <;oph1~t1cated
The:) ~no~ 1ht 1nts d(ln't ht-come
patt ol their (1nd1"1dual) record\, c,n
they tt•nd to d1~appcar or he doing
otht·r th ingc,," ht• 1'a1d The d1stnct
admin1'itered the tests to 84 prrren1 of
1t\ elag1hlc 12th-gradt' 'itudrnts
Woolle)' added that Newport-Mec;a
twd 'tome ph1lo~opb1cal d1fTc:rencec;
"•th th1· c;ta1c over thr "( a'h for
< .\ P" honu~'· ofTcred on the bao;1\ of
part1l 1p:111on and \Core<. ··r o <;uddcnly put all thf' empha'il~
on earning dollar.. from taking an
C\am, we bam·all )' d1dn 't feel th11t wa~
thr wa~ to go th1c; )'Car .. h<' c;a1d
,\n10na 1ndl\ 1dual high ~hool!>.
Newport Harbor High po'ilrd the
h1ghc~1 county ~ore -H pcrtc:nt -
in the wnt1n category Newport
Harbor 1n the Newpon Mc\a d"
tnct :\l\<1 topped the Orange< oa'it an
rrad1ni. with a ~ore of 71 0 pcrrent
I ln1vcr-.1t> f11gh ~hool. 1n thl'
lr\.1ne Jl\tnct, tTftd the h1ghc\I math·
ema11t., "l<"orc 1 n the Orange ( oa't and
the 'K'Cond h11ihc't an the count)" with
1~ l pem'll1
!xten.,.. low cloWt wttt ~to cowr the coeetat atff•
Of Southefn C:altfOfnla through Tu.edey u COQ1« tempw1ture1
Pl'ftlll ..,.,ywhere, the National WMthef S«vlcle Nld Some loCll drlU1t It llkety from the cloud•. whleh will only
yield juat e bit In the afternoon. f0ttc1tter1 1eld. · Alona the Orange Coaat there will be night 1nd morning low
cloudt wlfh partial 1ftemoon aunehln• Tueeday afternoon. Local
drlnle early Tu .. dey. CC>Olef day1 In Inland area•. High•
TUM<ley 65 to 70 Lowe tonlghl 52 to eo. From Point Conc.ptlon to S1A Clemente ltland to th•
Mnlean Border and oul 80 mllel -Southwe.t wind• 10 to 18
knote with 2 to 3-loot wind wevea t>ecomlng aoutherty wind• 5 to 10 knot• tonight end Tueadey morning, and aouthw .. terly agllln
8 to 18 knot• Tue•day afternoon. Westerly 1well1 1 to 2 t .. t.
Extenelve IOW clouds.
Tempe ·---,11101-HS Little~ 11 50
LOUIW-74 S6 w11m -c 10 ..,.... Mempl\ls Ill 54 ·0.~~ 1-loi ~ ···~ High tow 10< 24 llOu• unolng 11 s a m
Al!Mlny ~ 411 Miami Beach ll 74 ._, "'e" Rain F'!vn ~' $!'low Occiuoto -Stato<irw t ..... 77 47 Mllwwk" se 41 Al~Que
""'., llO 77 w Mpt .. 81 Paul 63 35 ~U"'oJ"'A We•" t • S."'· r fl it.fl"' Ai• ... ...,.. ~ ' I ~ .. ..
73 S6 Nuhvllle Anct>Ofage JI 29
A11ante 96 59 NewOrlMn• 77 " 10 53 AllllltlC C<ty $1 60 -YOfli 48 46 t'Ol!Q 8-:11 .. 52 NOffolll Ve ea 55 ... .,,._ I Calif. Temps ""''"' ., es ,, ... 8ell•mot• 10 ~ Otl-C•tv 73 SS MOnloYle 41 14 Omella Ill 39 HIQll low IOI 24 hOur ..,no1ng 116 • m Mont.,.., 8""*'0f\ll"l 10 5e O<lendo 15 fl4 MIWlltOn 75 fl 52 3A 81em11e1< ee .... r..io 99 ae 101 14 8olM 83 53 4>hff.a.tp1111 10 so fu,rel<e SI 48 NM<llff u Newpott &eecn 93 100 10 lkMlton 47 43 Phoenl• Frt•no 96 95 IO 55 74 71 51 OtllatlO 8uff•lo 56 P1t111>u:pt1 Lenc:aslt< 89 fl 1 39 Palm SptlnQt • 105 71 c-'7 38 POf11en M• 41 Lot A"991ft 94 59 81 M Cll-tonSC aa eo Por11en4,0< 71 41 Oakll!Ml 64 53 Paaadfna 19 57 ~too WV ,. SS ProYioenc. 41 40 Peto Robles 90 49 Alve<alo. 93 53 64 57 Siii Bernardino CIW10tla.H C 64 57 =::r R410 Blott U 112 se City 82 42 SenOe11<1et 92 C11eyenne 7J 40 Reowoo<1 Coty 87 56 90 5e CfliC4IQO Sil 40 Reno ... 40 Sacrsm..,10 86 ~ SenJoM
Cinclnnall 72 52 AICllmond 71 S8 S•HnH SO 53 S11t1te Cnu 72 64
St LOUii 01 51 r.noe Vatt.y 91 4& 75 C~•no 65 Sen oieoo 60 sa 90 52 COlumbua. Oh 75 53 SI Pete-Tampa 82 aa San Frll\CllCO 14 S:> Torr1nee
7941 Coftc:Ofd,N H 42 4 t Sell Lek• Clly 79 51 Sanla Berl>ll<• 7 l 53 vo....,11ev1y
O.,...·F•Worm 80 SS San Antonio 82 93 S1oc1<1on 95 se
OaV1on 72 51 Sen Juen P A 94 12 H19f> tow ror 24 llOu• t ..,d•"Q et s P "' o.n-14 40 S1S1a M11~ 39 33 B1111ow 9S 60 Tides 37 SHiii• S8 ~ °"~ so Bffvmonl 93 45 Oetron 71 49 5,,,._, 79 49 811h<ICI 86 4 I
Oululh 50 31 Spo11ane 10 45 Blythe 103 63 fOOAY El Puo 83 62 Syraeu" &S SS C•• ,.,.'""' ~9 s.& S<feono low I~ 67 pm 02 lapel(• &8 38 falrbenU 34 19 ~ondh'Oll 7 2Sp m Ot ,.,90 641 se IVCM>n 94 e~ ,. 3• lulN, 73 50 , .... " Surf report ~IOAY Grand~• 641 51 w..,.ington 10 57 .
Fnl IOw I 12 a m 1 2 OrMtl' ... WlcNla 72 44 ,. 34 102am 4 7 H.nl0td 49 .. wi111 .... earre 03 52 LOCATION llZI IHAN ~IC)w 123pm 00 Huntinoton 8N<:h 1·3 '"" -11 40 t·3 ,., Second lllQll 7 44 p"' '' HOno4lutu 14 71 Al-Jelty. NewpOtt 1.3 , ... HOUl1on 78 06 Extended 40!11 9\leel, Newport
lndlenllC>QlfS 7t r.s 22nd Sl<MI. Newpo<I 1·3 flH Sun tell 10d1y 11 6 24 p m.. ,,_
1·3 1.-oey et s 21 • m ano NI• aoaui •1 73 60 Balboa Wedge poor Jack-.Ma JacllaonvlU. 1 I 86 Hlgllt Ind mom1n9 10w Clovdl with L•gune kacll •·3 lelr e 2r.pm -
SanC'--'1• 1·3 ,.., Moon Hit 1oclay e1 2 31 p m ·-,,_ 3' 34 penty ...,,,.Y anernoone H'Ohe In Ille we1 .. temp 59 T.-Oet el 3 57 am and Mii eel..,, •I ~City S8 37 toe encl 70. LOW9 in IM mid 40e llMl S-dlrec:ne>n IOU~ 0 26 p"' LMVegm 93 96 50a
Researchers to 'bug' those
great whites for information
LA JOLLA (AP) -Information
that could help prevent attacks by
great white sharks on humans will be
gathered in a study to be launched
next month by a researcher from the
Scripps Institution ofOceanograph)
in La Jolla.
Dr. A. Peter Klamley !>aid his
research will be the first of its kind
hccause transmitters hooked onto thl'
animals' hides and fed 10 them will
enable sc1en11sts to study their mi-
gratory and dining habits without
ha,tng 10 follow. them 1n the water .
Ht> and 1wo other sc1en11sts wall
spend about two years surveying the
animals ofTthe coast ofSan Francisco
an an undisclosed location. which
Klimley said has been thr scene of
several shark attacks.
He said the information will de-
termine when sharks arc ac·11 ve. when
they feed. and how close 10 '>hore the>
come when feeding.
'"All these things will be of1ntere'>t
an avo1cfing shark attacks.~· Klamlc"y
\aid.
Much of what as known about great
white r,harks comes from fishermen
who accidentally may capture them
in their nets. From this information,
11 1<; believed the sharks follow the
m1grat1on patterns of seals and sea
lions. Khmlc). who has studied the
records of I 09 captured white sharks,
said their numbt'rs appear to be
graduall) increasing.
The ce nterpiece of KJ1mley's re-
search all a series of transmitters
which he and his collaborators in-
' en led at the Scripps lab.
Famjly feud blamed for
S.anta Ana shooting death
One features a tiny paddlewhecl
designed to measure the speed of
sharks. so scientists will know when
the) are launching an ambush on
prey. The sharks will also be fed a
device conrninang a temperature
g.auge which will tell scientists when
1he animals have swallowed warm-
blooded creatures.
All the 1nformat1on collected will
be transmitted by ultrasomc waves 10
Ktimley's hoat and recorded on a
computer.
By the Associated Preas
A longstanding famil) feud may
ht1 ve led to the shooting death of one
Orange County man and the cri11cal
wo unding of a second this weekend.
police said.
Cesano Saavedra Herrera. 3Q, was
shot <;everal times in the upper tor~
a\ he and two other men walked
toward work about 6 a.m. Saturday
on South Standard Avenue, Santa
.\na <;gt Mike Lanners said. He was
declared dead at the scene.
Miguel Bravo Lucero was 'ihot 1n
the back and was in stable condition
an Western Medical Center's in-
tensive care unit Saturday evening.
nursing 'iupen isor Janetta Inlow
said.
The third man. Oonas1ano
Saavedra. was unanJurcd. Lanners
said.
"The motive possibly as the rc~ult
of a family-type feud ongmaung in
Mexico several )Cars ago"
"You don·t want to follow them
while they're swimming around the
boat. You want to track them while
they're feeding away from you. That's
not easy. so we've developed in-
strumentation to do that," he said.
He said the scientists may eventu-
ally dive wnh the sharks. but in the
beg10ning will stay out of the water.
"I want to move slowly. I think (the
white shark) 1s a pretty dangerous
shark, and I don't want a lot of
underwater work to start with." he
said.
Stolen IDs land county
landscaper in slammer
By The Associated Press
.\n innocent Orange(. ount) land-
\tar>cr whose 1dent1fication papers
Wl're pirated '>pent two day'i 111 Jail on
tr:iflir warrant!. t•ven though he
rrrortcd last fall that someone el\c
wa\ using hi!> name and <ioc1al
\tcunt\ number
Deo;p1te hi'> November report. the
'\talc Department of Motor Vehicles
reccirdr, of Margamo Rodriguel. JO.
were not altered to clear awa)' 1he
incorrect v1ola11ons until after Santa
·\na police arrested him Monday.
authon11cs conceded
"As far as we knew he was our
man," 'laid Lt. Terry Dakin.
Rodrigue1 of Santa Ana wa<, ar-
rer,1cd when he tned to reclaim has
Just Call
642-6086
Delly Plfot
Dell very
fl 0Ulflr'ltffd
" ,, , .. , ', IJ•r '' ., ,. t
I i f,:.4-ttt f 0 ;• (l.t(\fM CJ,
~ '1 rf\ • ,.,_,"'•'I m
.. , r l' <.<'l'Y I~ ,.. "~ . ..,
truck after poltce impounded 11 The>
had stopped Rodriguu·s brother for
speeding. and checked for v1olat1ons
by the registered owner. Marganto
The checked showed violations
from place'! Rodnguei had never
been -Firebaugh, Van Nuys and
Fresno rhere were drunken dnving
arrests. an expired car reg1strat1on. a
turning violation and a failure to
appear in court on those tickets.
Along with the alleged v1olatioM,
Rodrague1 ..aid he had been hounded
recen tly hy ~oc1al Security and
Internal Re venue Sen ace 10 pay taxe<.
on more than S 11.000 in income
n·portcd under his 11oc1al security
nu m her from places he never worked.
'"I never had problt.'ms with the
police hcfore. and I wanted to keep
everything <.tra1ght," he said ... 1 ltke
this country I have opportunities
here. All m)' family depends on me
All I want 1s my green caru:·
Rodrifucz lived in the United
States I years illegally before apply-
ing for legal status. Immigration
ollic1als entertain requests for per-
manent residency from people who
have lived here at least seven years
and can show they ha ve established
roob.
"My fil"'>t night, here are three fi~is
in the cell ... he said of his umc m Jail.
"M) second night. 1t 1<; ~ttcr because
two of the guys go to (solitary) and I
get a better spot on the floor to slee~.
This time there was only one fight.'
HI'> employer. Paul Kroger. bailed
him out
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