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Smokin.g ban
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dinNewpOtt
By ROBERT HYNDMAN
Of .... 0..., ,..... .....
A Ncwpon Beach Cll) urd1nance
that would ban smoking 1n public
places while requinng cmplo~ers to
provide smoking policies 1n thl·
Coaat
An elderly disabled man
has had his stolen car
replaced by a friendly car
dealer./A3
California
Crime for kicks is the
latest fad among children
of the privileged./ A6.
Nation
Surprised applause and
angry crititjsm in Con-
gress greet Reagan's
SALT II decision./ A4
World
Josef Mengele died six
years ago, his son ad-
mitted today./ A4
People
"What's happening?"
Steve Barnes swimwear
business, that's what.JBS
Sports
The Angels come out of
their slump with an 8-1
wln/C,1
The South meets the
North In Orange County's
All-Star baseball game
tonight. /C1
Entertainment
Newport Theater Arts
Center's 'The Boy Friend'
is a fast, funny and
flavorful piece of cotton
candy./87
Business
Looking for a safe but
lucrative Investment?
SayYES./81
INDEX
Erma Bombeck B6
Bridge C4
Bulletin Board B3
Business B 1-4
Classified CS-8
Comics C4
Crossword C7
Death Notices C8
Horoscope C6
Ann Landers 86
Opinion 88
People 8 5-6 Police Log A3
Public Notices C7-8
Sports C 1-3. 8
T elevls1on B 7
Theaters B7
Weather A2
workplace "on the prehm1nal) ap-
proval Monda}' of the l ll) Council.
While the gu1dchnes go\ crn1og tht:
workplace are not ai; ~tnngent as no-
smolong ordinances adopted in other
c111es, a local no-~mok1ng ordinann•
ad vocate said he ma) push for
Pageant
posers
itching
to work
Children. veterans
adjust to costumes
during press preview
By LISA MAHONEY
DI, ... o.i11 l'Mol II•"
Patrick Bcrko\. 7. '>Wing~ his legs
from the lo" lx'nch. fidget'> a b1t 1n his
stiff, pa1nl-CO \t'rl·d clcuh1n~ and al-
lows that he's "sort ot'' C\Clled to be
performing 1n this <;ummer's Pagean t
ofthc Masters
The cheerful cherub from M1ss1on
VieJO will pose 1n a h\ 1ng rc-crcauon
of ·· aturda} Matinee," a pastel.
watercolor painting b} Laguna Reach
an.st Sally Strand. on alt,•rnatc weeks
from...eadr Jul) to latt.: t\ugust.
When on ~tagc in the hfi:-s1ze
picture. he and four other cast
member.s appear fro1cn in 11me
before an old-fashioned mo\ 1c house.
Berkos. v.a111ng Monda~ to do h1~
bit during a press pre' 1cv. of the
pageant. 1s nu •.tranger to the "orld-
rcno\' ned C\t~nt. H 1s '>I Ster l\.nsten.
posed last )l'ar and talked him into
panic1pa1ing in the h\ 1ng work'> ol
art. he said.
As a ma11a ol fa ct. 11\ l\.r.1stcn·s
('urrent rok that reall~ gl·t, Patrick
eXCllCd .
.. My SISier -\he\ a girl -and on
th e set she's on. she's gu1 ng 10 be a
guy." he confidl'S.
Sure enough in a reprl''>l'.nta11un ol
the oil parn11ng ··c 1aut hm 1n a Hor .. c
C orral.'" thl'rl'\ t...n .. 1cn \\ 11h .i tx-ard
anti somhr1·ro
Patnlk m.n ha\t' lx·cn the li11les1
gu) 10 pose in iht' li\-l' ,ample tableau~
Monda). but thl· pageant a11racts
plent}' of chlldn'n \olllntecrs. man)
of ~hom are old·t1ma' at thl' an ol
holding thcm!>ch cs mo11o nlcss for 90
seconds or \O.
Sco11 Jacob) ol M 1\~1un Vil'JO 1<; rn
his third )Ca r po5.1ng. hut he doesn't
lOns1der himself a \ t'teran
.. .\lot of people ha\e done 1h1s si x
or se,en ~ear'\:· he ..a1J \loul'hing
rnmfo nabh in ··marble" rn~<i and
matching hair
~ou.pla)' .1 \aint 1n lhl· "'.\ltar ot
(Pleaae aee PAGEANT/ A2)
Evins 111ust
stand trial
for 111urder ,.
By STEVE MARBLE
Of lfM OellJ ~I llllfl
William I l'l' l \ 111-. th1· \U-~c.1r-11ld
Tcirnn who h;" ht'l'n lwld fi\e \Car~
"1thou1 l:k·1 ng tnnl \\a<, orderell
Monda\ to ~tand trial lur the 1479
murder' of a h1unia1n \all~ huusl"-
w1fc.
f \ 1n~ said he "a<, d1..appo1ntcd hut
had braced h1m'>Clf for the dt·1..·1,1on.
arrnrd1ng 10 his attornc~ \\ 1ll1am
(Please aee TRIAL/ A2)
Loul!.hcr standardi. later.
Formal adoption of the ordinance
will be COn'11dered June 24 With
approvt·d guidelines takmg effect 30
daH afterward
the ordmanu.· lalls for smo~ing to
be proh1tllled 1n c:lcvators. pubhc
meet1ni room\. theaters and
audnonurm (e\n~pt for lobb1e ) and
public rc\troom~
Re .. tallfant'> would ha\ e 10 pro\ 1de
non-\mo~ing \ec11ons equal 10 at least
25 percent ol the enclosed servin&
area. exclusive of the bar
But the guidelines go\-ernmg mok,-
1ng in the workplace -which
gencrall) create the most contra' ers)
when smoking curbs are cons1derctl
-fall shon of those recent!) adopted
1n other c1t1cs. including Laguna
Beach.
The Newpon Beach or01nance
would require the emplo)er 10
prohibit smoktn.P 1n the 1mmed1n1c
work a~a but .. no more than 1'i
feasible," acrnrding 10 Cit) Attorne}
Roben Burnham •
.. For mstance 1be cmploy~r ma~
simply expand the ~tze of the work
area subject to the no-smokmg re-
quirement or relocate employt:es to
another area .. Burnham \a1d 1n a
.memo 10 the C 11) ( ouncil
Such guideline'>. howe' er ma> tx·
too lenu:nt. 'ki)'> Michael < hn!>-
11aniwn, a Newport Bea1.h a11ornc~
wh o 1n1t1all) proposed that Ntwport
Real h adopt a no-smoking ordi·
nance
"I'm pleased tl"ta1. 1n pnnc1ple. an
ordinance 1s being adopted, but I'm
contemed about some of its weak-
nes~s relaung 10 the ~orkplacc."
rhnst1an!.On ~Id thlS mOmlnJ.
He added that he regret!> submit·
ting Jn ordinance last February that
tried 10 an·ommodatc the wishes of
(Pleaae aee SMOIUNO/A2)
Teacher fas ts
as 'work-ins' .
grow at school
Action symbolizes
'total f rustratton
with total rejection·
By ROBERT BARKER
Of Ille Dally Piiot It•"
Hun11ng1on Bealh H igh 'll'hool
teacher Len l:wer; entered the third
da) of a fast toda~ wh1k colleagues
stepped up around-the-dock l'ampus
"work-ms" to dramallll' their feel-
ings O\ er a contract stalemate
Ev.er'> 1s drinking applt cranbe~
and grapelru11 Juice., and "all'r. but 1s
ha\ 1ng no sohd foods
.\ gC)\l'fnment and SOCIOIOg\
teacher "ho\ hecn at Hun11ng1on
l-11gh for :?:? ~~an •. Ewers said t11!.-
comb1ned fa~t and "work-in·· e\-
pre<,~'\ h1~ "total frustrauon wtth the
tu ta I fl'Jt'l 11on .. b) offic1als
'\.1~ ~~\ear, of sen1ce requires
more '>t'n'>tll\ 11\ than l'\'e received. I
am '>t'nd1ng j ·message. a working
\tatemt•nt. that rm g1\'lng up some-
thing p,unlul .. he ~1d.
Mei.1n~h1k the ""ork-1n'"
launched la~t "eel.. b\ five teachers at
t.d1sun li1gh !:11.hooi has spread to
other d1s1nu \<.hools. according to
D1smc1 Fdulat1on .\ssoc1at1on Pr~1-
den1 Doug !:1<011. a world h1stol) and
ps~choh.>g> 1calher v. ho also "bunked
1n" at hi\ da<isroom Monda) night. r Ca( hers jre <,pending 24 Aours a
da' 1n their classrooms 10 call
ath:ntmn 10 1he1r stalled contract
tall..~ "1th d1<itnct officials. School
d1stm t olli(·1als. v.ho haverf t tried to
(Pleue aee TEACHER/ A2)
Labor officials
close 14 Coast
ma$sage parlors
By STEVE MARBLE
Of,.,. D.ity Pllo4 llell
\ljtl' lahor 1•lli\ 1.JI, hJ\\' d1"'J I .l
massa1w pJrh1r' 1n Hun11ng1on A,·a,h
dnd '.'le"pt1rt Bl'alh loll11"1ng an
1n,es11ga11on nl .1lkged pa~r11ll .tnJ
"orl..ers· lOmPt"n'>at1110 \ iol.111110'
Labor offiual\ a\\l'-t1·J tl\ f)\1111 t' tn
both Cltll''> Jl\O 1\\Ut'd ClldlJOn<,
seel ing tint'" 1n •''ce~' ol S 15u.noo 1n
the recent ""el"p or ma<1'>alll' parlor'
and spa'> in thl" Ol'Jl'h l llll''
The parlor-. .. an rl'of)l·n onh 11
o..,...., llMt•.., Nctwd • ......, o" ner<. sho~ prool ul "nrl..a' l • in1
Donna Kinsella, 15 of M.isaion Viejo wait:9 to poee ln a . pcnsauon o~ obtain .1 lUmpcn~11on
f th1 ' t' -L. plan The ltn('\. ~ h1l h rangl' rrnm press preview o a Y.e&r'• Pageant o tbe Masten. It too. · s 1 ~(Kl to S.' 1 1100 ljn tx· .ipfll'akd 111 volunteers 45 minutea to flet Donna made up and in thl' '>IJlt' l atxir Bu.ml
costume for her role ln tbe ll•lna reproduction of tbe circus fhl· ""eq1 "·1' lon<lul 1,·.i t hur,.
poster entitled "The Mathew• Slaten and-Mlu Dunbar." da' '!' '•'"fl<lrt Beach .1nJ rl•,ultrd in
Former BB publisher
George Farquhar dies
By ROBERT BARKER
Ot Ille D.ilJ Piiot Sten
( •t'11rgl" I Jrquh.1r. the 1111111.-r pill.!
ll\hl·r ol lhl' ll un11n~l;1n tk.llh 'l'"
\\l"l0kh Ill"\\ '-Pdf)l"I .111tl .1 d1•" Ill<'" 11
li\turt• l\lr jhOlll M l \l'.lh ''·" llll•ihl
dl"all \lonlla) mPrn1ng .11 h" h;•11w
tl\ J lrtt'nd
I arquhar "'I had .1pp.11t·n11, ,111
lcrrd frnm lardll)pulmon.11\ d1'l ·'''
and h" ronl11twn 1n n·1 1.n1 d.1 " hJll
lJU~·d COOll'rn anllHlg ''"'' llll'thh
1hn '.i1d toda~
I k 1.Jllh" tu tl un11n~l••n R1.ad1
"hen hi-. IJllh'I 11111 .1:q1111t·d 1h1
ll lmt1ng.1i 1n tk.1lh '''" 111 .,;-
( , ,. "r~l I .11 q l' h .11 ,, 11.l 1 .1 • 111 '" . " "
,1·11.·ral ,l .. 11, .1).!il 1h.11 h1. 1.11kd l·
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"hi I UJ r. l0lll t.i1
lk fl'tl'I\ l'J J 11111rn.1il'lll dq:.n·r ,11
I l lkrl..l·ll'\ .1nJ h.·,,1111«,n1a11Jg1ng
ldllllr ll l thl' p.1pn Ill '~., Iii'
-.hi lling \an,h uilumn pl.1u·d 1n th1
It 11-hand lnrn,·r 111 lht p.1pu Jt·.lll
(Please aee FARQUHAR/A 2 1
"' pJrl1>r l h"urt"'> polil·t .said -\n
<arl1l'r '"" p ,.1rnl·d t)UI in Hun1-
1no!t •n &a,t .11« J\t mtinth re'iuhe<l
lh\ -...ir1 ,,f, 1gh1 p.irlur~ jnJ l"O
MJr' a•, •rd•nt! t.• 'itll Jrff t..1ng
'l'" pun Fka, h hJ'> IJ lilensed
m:t"Jlll f\Jrlor' m11r1· than an~ tllher
, 11' in< )rangt• ( uunt\
11111 "-art1tn\I..\ J "n"pun ~al·h
f>Ohle IO\C:\llg:llor '31J recause Of
the num~rofrJrlor'> and '>P3S in the
hl".1th ,,,,l, 1n\t'\t1µWr'> "ere onh
ahk 11 , hl·, I.. 11ut J third of the
hu\IOl'\'4 \
< 111h1 : '•·"pt>n Beath ma!>sage
parlPr' 11\ l'rt'J tn lht• '"t'l'P SI'-.,_,ere
ln'l'd anJ l\\O 111her<. fined Of the
r\ mJtnlll'I thll't' appart•ntl~ had
"11rl..1·r, u•mf)l·n-.allon and a founh
(Plea.ae aee MASSAGE/ A2}
1 lion caught,
2nd reported
~.-..... ,.,.rte
LMI thWI 24 ~ after Mb-
bklg • 120-pound .c.MonM
mountain llon In a eucalyptu9 t,..
In Tustin. county anfm., control
officers were "8rchlng today fM
another large cat in an EJ Toro
neighborhood. .
The latest sighting wu ,.
ported early tOday by a motoritlt
who said he saw a mount9'n Mon
wandering on a greenbelt ne.r
the Intersection of Los Abos
Boulevard and Vista del Laao.
(Pleue eee CA f I A2)
TaKreform proposal earns mi.red reviews in county
Local leaders take issue with provisions
that could hurt their industry or group
According to that old sa)ing. life's
onlycenainuesaredeath and taxes
While medical researcher address
1hc former. President Ronald Reagan
says he's tryi ng 10 take some oft he
bite out of the latter. Reagan recent I~
unv'c1led w mc amb111ous pro po ab
that he ~ys will simplify the federal
income ta~ \)'>trm ond male 11 morl'
equitable
ccord1n& to another old ..ay1ng.
you can't plcasccvel'}'ont' and, pre-
d1nahlycnough. thc pre•udC'ntc;'\ ta\
r1:form plan ha'I received m1'.\ed
review from Orange ounty busi -
-nessandcommun1ty leaders Wh1k
acknowledging the need for ta..'
reform, local lendcr.i have taken 1ssu1.·
wt th ,pcci(k pmvisions of the plan.
paru ularfy those chanaes that could
hun thl·1r 1ndu tr\' or orpn11at10n
l{caa;in \<'<'k\an overall m:lult1on
offtfx riles from a in;ixtmllm .SO
pcrctnt lor 1ndt\'1dual'I to a 3 S pcn.-ent
cc1hn11-f orcorporatton!.. thc m:h1·
mum rate "ould drop lrom 46 to J'
percent '
But at thl· c;amc llml·. thl· president
wants to reduceorcllmrnntc \a nous
deductions and crcd11s now u cd to
tnm the amount you owe ll ndc \)am
Lobb> ists interested in prc·,cr' mg
omcofthc ta' break'I ha\ l' con-
vcrJed on Conares • v. h1l'h 1 no"
rcvtew1ng the Reagan plan
"1think1t'san e cellcnt 1mpro' c-
mcnl over the onainal Trca ur.
l>cpartmcnt proposal." '){lld l l.. 'i
Rep. Dan Lunaren.1 Republican\' ho
rcprc 5c:'nts Long Beach. ~·al Bca\"h
and wci1tcrn Huntington Hench ... lt'c,
not a'I goodas I would like hut 11'c. .1
vac;t improvement 6Vl'r llrl'<ient law ..rntwa on themblcnow:md
1l0l~A JlcC.~offcr J ). ~'thupporl
It ••
I u'hgrl'n -.aid thcrC' "<Jtronp.puhh1
hac'k1 ne for ta>. rl'lorm
"I C:'ln <;('('rt trC'nll'n'11'lu' 1110 1.'rl 1lu'
from t~o1111h1t'l' \l'O''•'ll'' ht• "ml
'
"I thin~ r>t'OPk '''"'l' no\\ that 1h1.·
'S\ \ll'nl nel'U\ ·'' h.Jngl' I g1'I J '>l'O\l'
lhJI fX'OPk \\.Ill he.·" tlhng IO II\ t' \\1th
lhl' IJ \ tOO\l'qm·nu·' a\ long .1, th1
'"'ll'lll l>H'rall I'> 1.1m·r ..
L ungn•n -.aid ht• C\f)l"fl' < nngrl'"
lo aepro\l' .t la\ rl'lorm p.lt'~.llfl' h\
the fall.
U.S. Rep. Robert UJdh.1m. R-
Newpon Beach. d~lln1•tl th rough .1·
'>pokc5mnn roeomment on tht• Rl··
Jgan tax prnfXNJI~
Orange< nunt~ buSlnl'\'i f)l'Opk art'
alread) ll)ing to dctcrm1m·" hJt
impact the pr~dcnl'~ 1a.\ i.hanic)
ma>haH
Onr local finanl C' ex(X"n rnm-
pl:unt<d that the Reagan propo-..11
'>tmpl) reprrwnt\D ~ht ft "from oh
\IOU\ tllXC\ hl h1ddc·n l3'-C'i "I k
prcd1 tC'd that ind I\ 1dual'> 'Nill~ ind
UP \\tth n fc\\ C\lrll dollar~ Ill hand <\t
1h1· \ttmc tlllll'. he w1d, rorpora11ons
th;H In.,«.' IJ' 1 n:J1ts anJ dl'dul·t1on\
'*lHJU't p;t\'I ~~~-qfi ('Q t lon1-
ru111n1 cc1n•mmtr<1 no lurt t<rahcad
'It '\ got~ In he good fdrwml'
ix·ork and not 'I(> 11'0<1 for other\
,,11(1 Rn~·rt ( \itoonc\ 111\ rM1n('1
JI l\-.11 \1 .11\\ll k \.11ldh•ll'\Nt'\\flClr\
&at h <t\"l nunt1ng nllill'
··1 hl•re·,lklin1tt•h J "-'llt11111111
th<ll ta\l'\ '>hnuld tx· "mplllil·J 1\111
th1\hJll"11lntH\IOlJ'lll\ IJ\l\ ll\\111
m.1h· 1ht·m '1mpkr 1t1r '1•nh· 1't·11rl\
bctaU'>(' Ith'\ 'II IO<.l' tht•1r 1kdu1 t111n\
lfu 1101 l>I ha pt'opk 11 "111 Ix• m11r1
l'Omple\ ..
I k \aid thl' pn•'i11kn1·, prn11\,..,11,
rnuld add I 1)(10 pngl' .. 1111ht' t' \l't 1 nl(
llUM.10 pagc'>ol 1hc klkr.11 t.\\ <t'4.k "r hl' big Wlnnl'f\ I ht-111•\ l \\ tll hi·
lhl• big hu\lnes\Cs thcl,l ha' c IH•t had
thr bcncfu of~J.ll r~ul 11un\ thi'
.atcounwnt ...aid "Thl.'' ·111~1wlt1
Imm oHrall lo\\t'r r.u~ ..
\10\>nC\ ~Id thl' kl'\ IO'>C.'I \ Ulll.I\ I
th1.· Reagan plan 1n\ ludl· th~1w "hn
h•nc: horro~cd hca' 1h ~' t1ml tlw
purcha'i4' oftht u pnnc1p..1l hOllll''
l lnd<"rthr prt,1dtnt\ plan th<'\
i.:ould onh dcdu1:L 1ntcrc\t thJ 1 ilix•.,
nnt,t \c.'\.'C'd S ,,00) mo~ than 1hr11
1n \ C\l ffil'O t
the llunuru a dde\1 .. 1 he~
f'h\l'\ Ylh\•rt• ptupl<' \\ 111tJh1111n 1h,·
~1'11n "J n·rtarn p.in ot th~· t<'i'll nt:lh·
tndU\lr. •·
lloh Ar1'1\ 1..m.rn ktti'l<lll\ r Jnll \
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·tmr;n t4"\\011ld rt•i;,u lt lr<'ni thl'
·lin1111,t\1Ull l•l t.t\·C,l'mpt rC\('nU('
lnth"" ~t ""' rt""Mf' f"l~ I II\ ,·,i.11, r11h hJ'l 'u~ h hund' ~
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• Aa * Ormnge C<1Mt DAILY PILOT ITuelC June 1 '· 1985
Judge,to tour county jail
By JaPP' ADLER Gate~ 1n contempt of c:oun for fa1hng auomeH
oi .. °"",......,. to ompl) w1th h1 1978 coun ordl'r Dunng a confercm.~ Monda y. the
on the &ubjcct. Judge also said he would con ider
Skies to remain sunny, smoggy
Oranae County offic tah hope that The Judie fined tht' county SS0.000 appo1n11rta a federal aaenc), such as
b) the time U.S. District Judge and order~ that an additional St().. the FBI or the U.S Marshal's Offi~. ll~...!..~~~--.W~1~ll#1a~m!!...;G~r~~,u·~~~..l,;l.nu~~w..-tllef"~t')"ttttt~~vn~!ltt1rr1!f'3Y-,·~,~fo"r--~t~o...-.1~11~an1n~1·~an1n...-~an..-~amrff\ilt~1•ut,...,eou..x..n~~-...-"7'1~ all~IA)'. inm~ O~U wtll be tat h lftMiltC fO~ tO $1~ On Jill inmllCS while C0Urt-4ppotnted jail
t ,, sub to amog n Y
wtlt 1t ieut heve the conto11tlon of w1rm temper1tu,.. 1nd cleat •1et. with hight tor moet ar .. a exi>'ci9d to be In tM 801.
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sices>iq on floofl. floors dunna a 24.hour J?Criod. monitor Lav. rcnce Grossman 1s re·
Gray has scheduled the v1S1t to~ In add1t1on to h1i. 1a1I visjt, Gray coverina from hea~ surgery. ,
what proaress t~ count~ has made in M:hcduled a June 24 heann, to Oro man. who underwent 1nple
rtduang ja.il ovtrcrowdtn.a since he n>nnaJly roMider what will happen . bypa urgcry Friday. 1s hsted u1 fatr ~ound upcrv1sors and· Shenff Brad nellt 1n the ca~. accordina to county condition at t. Jude Hospital . ·
'TEACHER PROTEST .•.
From Al
prc\•cm the '"Work-ins", ~1d the) _
would rather have the teachc~ 1n the
clusroom 1ban on s1nkc.
Scott satd the teachers union en· ·
dorstd the "work-ins" as a pos1t1ve
activit) that could soothe negative
feelings in the communtl) that
teachers allegedly cauS('(j b) 1wo
teacher sick-out s1nkes.
·The latest acuvit1cs apparentl>
signal the end 10 hopes of settlement
before the school )car ends June 21
Distnct officials arc· offenng 3
percent pay raises for 1984-85 and a 5
percent increase with a rcopener
salary clause for 1985-86.
Tc~hcrs reportedly want 4 pcrttnt
and 8 percent raises and a require·
mcnt that all teachers JOin the labor
association.
Scott predicts the "work·a{ls". will
snowball He 1nd1cated contract ac·
t1v1 t1es °" 111 be put on hold \lnlll
September and that teachers then wi ll
work for the electton of 1hrtt new
board members more sympathetic
With their 3tmS.
All other employee groups an the
d1stnct hin e settled for 3 percent pay
inereases. Board members have said
they would hke to offer 1eahcrs more
""' 1h~1 mnnt'y 1sn 't 11v~1l~hl<"
ln the mcanumc. the fasting Ewer
plans to continue, he said. unless he
become~ 111. In that case. he will adopt
a "Third World" diet of two slices of
bread and a couple o(helpings of rice
each day, he saad.
It's has tirst ~xpencnce with a fast.
he said. "I've been vef') fond ~f
(Mahatma) Ghand1. Dr. (Ma~an
Luther) King and tHenf') David)
Thoreau."
EY.ers 1s sponsor of the school's
Doors 10 a New Generation Club.
which raised about $700 for starvina
Ethiopians.
FARQUHAR FOUND DEAD IN HB ...
From Al .
humorously with local people and
events.
He sold the paper and all ats
equipment as well as the bu1ldmg at
206-208 Main St. in 1979 to the
Amencan Publishing Co. 1n TuJunga.
In an interview at the time, Far·
quhar said he sold the paper after the
Huntington Beacl1 City Council" de·
cided to shin its legal advertising
from the Huntington Beach News to
the Huntington Beach Independent.
published in Long Beach.
"I've had It when our o"'n leaders
can't support their local newspaper."
he said at the time. "That's when I
called my broker to make the deal.''
Farquhar said he held no bitterness.
but said he reluscd 10 accept a
commendation that the cit y
prepared,
··1 won't accept 1t. I'm not a
hyprocrite and I'm not a poliucan
either," he said.
Farquhar was an ardent surfer·and
frequenttr strolled along the beaches
and the pier.
"Along w1th Bud Higgins and J .
Sherman Denn\ (both deceased).
George was one of the fe~ oldt1mers
ten downtown," longtime fnend Don
Shipley said toda). -He had a great
love of the beach."
Downtown real estate agent
Natalie Kotsch found Farquhar's
body when neighbors told herofthe1r
concern after seeing newspapers pil-
ing up outside his England Street
home.
"(thought he was very 111:· Katsch
said today. "I last saw him Thursday
and he seemed to be cheerful and in
good spirits. He would lea ve my
office by the back door because he had
a hard time (because of his illness)
talking to friends."
Farquhar, who is believed 10 have
died Monday morning. was a ci tizen
marshal in the city's 4th of July
parade two years ago. He is survived
by sons Jim, George and John and a
dau~ter. Annette Faust. Funeral
services apparentlyhad not been
scheduled as of press time.
·PAGEANT MODELS ADJUST •..
From Al
Trent.a Chapel. .. a religious work of
Italian marble that will appear earl)
in this year's show. The elc-mentary
school pupil admitted his headpiece
"hurts a little b11. But you get used to
it."
Later he can be seen frozen beside a
fellow saint as they guard a blissful
Madonna and child.
Backstage. Irvine resident Frank
Ortleib appeared to be pracucang
turning h1mselfmto stone -or m his
case porcelain. But in reaht~. Ortle1b
s1mpl) found his pamted knickers
and bright green waistcoat confining·.
"It's a little staff." he said
It took volunteers about 45
minutes to• paint. dress and case
Ortle1b onto a bench to awa11 his tu m
onstage, but Ortle1b sa}S he'd do 11
agam just as he has for nine years. "It
allows me to give something back to
the town 1 owe an awful lot to.'' he
said.
Cast 1n 1he third of three porcelains
by Johann Friedrich Luck. "Pair of
Lo\.ers in Arbour." Ortle1b stares
bhssfull} at his sweetheart 1n ceramic
eternm. ·
This· vear's Pageant of the Masrers
from July I 0 to Aug. 29 will feature 25
works of art brought to life from
canvas. marble. porcelain ahd glass.
Amencan Indians will be featured
in a program that will be fa ster m!CCd
and nave more performers than those
of previous years.
As always in Its 53-year history.
"The Last Supper" will close the
pageant
Tickets for weeknight showings 1n
conjunction with the annual Festival
of Arts are sllll on sale at'lrv1ne Bowl.
The box office 1s open from I 0 a.m. to
4p.m.
CAT CAUGHT, SECOND SIGHTED ...
From Al
"There'<; a distinct likelihood that
11's another mountain hon.'' said Joe
Oliver. field service chief fo r the
count) ·s animal control department.
"The food sources start dr) ing up this
ume of }ear and the) start moving
around.''
The big cat found Monda} in
Tustin 1s the second mountain hon
'Captured an Orange Count} 1n three
weeks. The animal was released in
remote Black Star Canyon 1n the
Cleveland National Forest. said Jack
Edwards. chief of kennel services for
the count y shelter.
Ohver said 11 is generally rare for
mountain lions to wa nder into res1·
dential areas.
"If I was lorced to make a com-
panson. I'd 53) fore\ Cl") I 00 CO} Otes
fo und wandering around neigh-
borhoods there might be one moun-
tain hon.'' OJ1,·er said
Wild Ii le authon11es ~ad as man) a~
a dozen of the cats are bcl1e"ed to be
roamang Orange Count\·!> rugged
hills
Mountain !tons have not been
captured in res1dcnt1al areas sance
1975. but new deve lopment malnng
inroads into foothills has apparentl}
spurred some to stra) from their
usual temtones. Oliver said.
The events leading to Monda) 's
capture began about 9 a.m. when
Margaret Kreutz spotted the moun·
tain hon in a eucalyptus tree behind
her hom~ north of Tustin.
"There were crows making an
incredible racket." she said. "I won-
dered what the) were after."
After animal control officers hit the
cat wtth the dart. it jumped out of the
tree and wandered into a nearby yard.
then dropped. The cougar was taken
to the count) animal shelter in
Orange to recover from the drug's
effects and State Fish and Game
Department workers later released it.
Oliver said mountain lions are not
dangerous unless provoked. "The)
arc rather a sh} animal." he said.
"They wander I 5 to 20 miles at night
for hunting. The) sleep 1n the day."
TRIAL ORDERED IN· VALLEY MU~DER •..
From Al
Kopen~. v.ho ...aid he expects h1!>
client will be cleared.
Mun1c1pal Court Judge Dan
Dutcher ruled there was sufficient
evidence to ti) Evins. who 1s accused
1n the bludgeoning death of Joan
Virg1n1a .\nder<;on. whose battered
corpse was fou nd March 8. I 979 in a
spa re bedroom of her horn{'
Dutcher '>aid hr v.as mal..ing tht•
ruling ha<ied on tht' t~'illmon~ of d
Fountain Vall l'\ polace orlin·r and
not on th{' \.loC>rd'>r>f.rn Orangt• < ount'
Jail 1nmatt' v. ho da1m<. ~ '1n~ urn
fessed to him th1<, \<'ar _
The Judge .. aid ht> had '>enou'>
doubt<; that bani\. an inmate at
Orange Count~ Jaal 'la nce 1980. ever
confessed to Jam~" Dean Cochrum
the informant
Dutcher rulc:d C ol·hrum'c; test1 -
mon) to be 1nadm1ss1ble 1n tht•
prehm1naf) hearing but the ruling
docs not nccessar1l) preclude
Cochrum from te~llf\'ang at E\ ins'
Just Call
642-6086
Dally Piiot
Deftvery
I• Quarenteed
murder trrnl. tentat1,cl ~ Sl'I tor .\ug.
19 1n Westminster.
The prehmanaf) heanng. which
concluded late Monda\. lasted more
than a month and Cochrum wa~ on
the "'1 tncss stand i.1x da) s
Kopen) said h{' will as!.. that
Cochrum. who claims to havt• O\Cr-
hc3rd confessions 1n fi,e Orange
( ount\ murder l 3'>e'> not he per·
m1tteJ· to te<;t1f, during tht· trial
f h1• tC\l1m on\ 'iinglnl out h~
Dutlht•r 1 amc Imm a I 11un1.i1n
Valle\ dett'lll\l' 14hO arrntt•d F \In\
at h1~ home in Pa\adl'na Tr>. 1n
1980
The offi cer said th at after the arresr.
Evinsa!>kcd: "What would happen 1f l
copped a plea'>" He '><lid E' ins also
asked 1f his ~1fc and children could
\.1s11him1n pnson ·
Pohcc said the} alc;o Cl\ erhcard
E \. IOS "h1c;per to his v.1fe "I m <.orf').
I'm sorf). I'm sorry"
Dutcher '\a1d he did n1H con!>1der
the statements to be a confession but
said he found them suspicious.
E' ins was first ordered to stand
trial an 1980 but the case was
d1sm1ssed because the chief w11ness.
v.ho claimed E' ins confessed to him
JUSt hours after the slaying. had to be
h\ pnot11cd to frc">hen his memory
fh{' d1sm1\<,al "il'> ba'iCd on the
\ta lc \upreme < ourt'c; ruling that
h~ pnow, produtc\ unreliable result<o
[, 1n' "a' rt•arrl'sted an the murder
ta'>t' tht· da' altt•r the d1sm1ssal and
( ochrurn \\a'i brought forward as the
star "'ltne'is
Kopen) said '1e belie,es the case
against Evin., 1s "eJ1tremel} weak"
and dcs1rec; to push forward with the
trial qu1d:I) He said he was not
surpmcd with Dutcher\ ruhng.
"lt'o; a difficult 1h1ng to d1sm1ss a
murder case "llhout g1 v1ng the
people, the pro'iccut1on a shot at
going to trial "the attorne} said
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unhealthful lor everyone. ,
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MASSAGE PARLORS CLOSED ...
From Al ..
was no longer open for busaness.
Kaminsky said labor officials
closed all parlors that were unable to
show proof of workers' compensa·
tion. Businesses unable to produce
payroll records were fined S 100 per
employee for every week of employ·
. ment. Kaminsky said.
Lack. of..pa¥tOll reco~s al~e 1s not
enough to close a business. he added.
Pof1ce said the parlors in Newport
Beach \}lat were shut down and fined
are: Oriental Shiatsu. 2022 Quail St ..
SI0.500: Newport Total Skin C'are.
3926 Campus Drive, $31.000. New-
port Executive Spa. 5251 Martingale
Way. $$22.000: Coast Shiatsu. 2400
W. Coast Highway, S 1.200: Sunshine
Spa, 1000 W. Coast Highway. $2,400
and Palace Spa. 3720 Campus Dmc.
$2.300.
Two ot her Newpon Beach massage
businesses were fined but not closed
Paradise Spa. 2819 Newport Bl vd,
was lined $20.400 and The Getawa\.
2009 Quail St.. was fined $2.300. -
Thl· state tabor sweep toltO\\S a
~ries of\ ice raids at seven parlors 1n
N~v. port Heach that resulted in 11
pros11tut1on arrests. One of the cases
reCl'ntl} was thrown ou1 of court for
lack of e' 1dcnce. In response to the growing number
of massage parlors. the Newpon
Beach Cit\ ( ounc1I '>lapped a mora-
tonum on· net>. massage parlors. The
moratorium has no~ been lifted.
In related actton Monday even an~
the Ne"'port Beach C'11y Council
.idopted an ordinance requmng
massage parlors to close betwe~n the
hours of I 0 p.m. and 7 a m. and to
carf}J1ab1l1t\ insurance.
SMOKING BAN IN NEWPORT ...
From Al
both smokers and non-smokers.
"I'm staning to believe that at-
tempting to accommodate smokers
and non-smokers in a common area 1s
not a practical wa y to go." he said. "I
feel now that at's unrealtst1c. It may
ha\.e to be more black and white 10 be
effective."
While the Cit} ordinance calls for
employers to try to accommodate the
rights of non-smokers. 11 docs not
require them 10 declare the entire
workplace smoke-free 1f non-smo~
ing employees are not satisfied.
Such stnngent guideline~. ( hri~·
uanson said. have been adopted in
Laguna Beach and San Francisco.
And in the Northern California ci t\
of Ukiah. the entire \\Orkplace ha\
been declared smoke-free. Smokers
there ma ~ onl~ smoke 1n specific
areas. usuall) dunng "Ork breaks.
Christianson said.
Christi anson said he "'111 suppon
adoption ot tht' proposed i:1t) ordi-
nance June::!-!. hut intend~ to seek an
nml'ndment later that would toughen
tht· guidelines for the \.lo-Or~plaee
''This ordinance could be v1ev.ed as
the first step." he said
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Orange Coast DAIL y PILOT ITueeday. June ''· 1115 * A.I
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Father-child classes
Car.dealer's kindness puts
elder I
'What do you think of prayer In
school ?'
.. A father an~. cl~tld leom1ng worki.hop called
Daddy and Mc will be conduct<.-d by Coastli nt'
Commul)1ly f'olkge June 22 and again July 13. The
first tw~ hours will be spent in "educational
playing. including p:un1ing and cla y ac11vit1es.
Later, the ch1~dren will leuvc and the fathers will
d iscuss 1 sues 1n parenttng prt'·school children.
Children m ust be 211~ 10-51f2 years old. Reg1sira11~n IS s~o per father-hild pair. Contact
C'ommun11> erv1n·-. at 241 -6 186 for more infor-mation
Student music program
By JEFF S~LANSKV
Of .... OllllJ ..........
A Hunlington Beach car dealer
came to-the aid of an elderly d isabled
man last week, Jiving the 79-year-old
rt'stdent a car to rtplace the one stolen
from him a few davs earlier.
Donald L. Shaw's A MC Hornet
hatchback was $tolen June 3 from a
street near his home in Huntington
Beach. The loss lef\ Shaw virtually
stranded 1n his home, robbed of his
only source of mobihty other than the
large wheelchair to which the one-
legged resident is confi ned. ·
Jolul Dow
Newport Beach
Accountant
Kindergarten through third grade students at
Top of the World School 1n Laguna' Beach will ~rform a program of original music at 7 p.m.
ednesda) 10 the school multipurposeroom
-\bout 250 Sl udents "-Ill perform songs about
subjects the} ha'e ~tud1ed this }ear
Adm1~s1on 1s free .
Skeet shoot contest
-\bout IJ5 skeet and trap shooting enthusiasts
will be pan1c1pa11ng in the 55~ C tu b's fourth annual
ln\ltallonal Chant} lag Shoot Wednl!sda) at Coto
Two days later. Mike McKenna, a
car dealer for South County Volks-
wagen. contacted Shaw and o ffered
him a replacement for the stolen
vehicle. McKenna had read about
Shaw's loss in a nt'wspaper. a nd
decided to offer him a ust'd VW bug as
a g1f\ from the car com pan)'.
~haw declined the VW because 11
was 100 small to accommodate his
wheelchair. but he gratefully accepted
instead a 1979 used Ford l TD.
"I thin~ that a moment
of s1ltnce. so that tho<.e
choo!itnJ pra)er can do
their thing and tho~ that
don't -don't ha\e to ··
Martha Ena•
Cotta ~eH
latttlor deslper
··That's a tough one I
think 1t's1ood 1fit's not 100
strong)) cmphaslled."
de ( aza 1n Traburo Can)on. .
The Hoag Memorial Hospital ~uppon group ra1~cd ~20.000 at last }cars e' ent
For more information. call 760-5917.
·~Brown University speaker
President Howard Swearer of Brown Univer·
Stl} "-Ill discuss "Higher Education Under Attack"
at a lunchl·on ml·c11ng of the E\change Club of
Newport Harbor on Thursda'
f hc E-\change ( lub me.e11ng begins at 12:30
p.m. at thl' Reuben E. lee restaurant's Stern Wheeler
Room in Newport Beach.
Ferguson here Thursday
"We do things hkc that from time
to 11me." said McKcnna, noting that
he syniparh1ied with Shaw espec1all}
because they are both retired mem-
bers of the Marine corp~.
Shaw. who had owned his previous
car for about two }ears. said the gift
came as a surprise 10 him "I had
ne\ er met him (Mc Kt'nna) before in
my life:· he said. Sha"' said he didn't
know what he would have done tf
McKenna had n't given him the car.
Anna Garrity .\<.sembl} man ( 111 Fe rguso n. R-Newpon
Beach. will be the speal..er atJ he Thursday meeting
of the Western Mob11t' Homeo wners ·\ssocia11on.
Mc Kenna said Shaw accepted the
gift "with tears in his eyes:· and
added. "You could tt'll he greatl}
appreciated 1t. It did all of our people
\Cl)' well to sec 11 happen."
Shaw said Monday the police arc
investigating the thef\ but have not
discovered who took his old AMC
Hornet }Ct. H is new car 1s in the shop· I
Fountain Valle)'
FlnanclaJ representa tive
Sam Tllompsoa
HWl lington Bueti
Electronles sa les
The meeting will begin w1th a 6:30 p.m.
reception at the Sheraton Hotel 10 Newport Beach.
Dinner and the program w1l• folio"'
For more 1nformat1on. call Jud\ L'pton '!J
·581-6100 -
for a few minor repairs. . __ .......__..___. ________ _:_ ____ _...;..
"It needs a little b11 of work," Shaw 0.., 1'16ol pfto4 by llldlard K-tet
said. Donald L. Shaw abown with aide Sandy Gilbert
"I don't think the go,.
ernmt'.'nt should mandate
an} rehJIOUS ObJCCll\.eS.
But rehg1o n should no l use
the state. e11her. to ach1evc
its own goals."
··1 think it's good, be·
cause 1t''> a foundat1onn
and \OU build from the~."
Interfaith fashion show
Thl' \\omen -\<.'itx·1a1es of the Interfaith
Foundation at l 'C ln1ne "'111 host a benefil brunch
~nd fashion sho" June n featunng summer
la$h1ons b) Cameo Crcauons of Newport Beach.
Proceeds from the event will go to the UCI
Interfaith' Center. a non-profit group o n campus
pro' 1d1ng relig1ou~ sen ices, for Catholics.
Episcopalians. Protc\tants. Je'-'S. Muslims and
Buddht'its. The C l'nler also pro' 1dc'> help at local
hospitals and as~1St\ need:--peopk 1n Orange Count}
and Me xico.
T1d .. r1s arc $1:.? per ~·rson. and rescnattons
must be made at 833-0891 The e'ent "-Ill be held
from Ill am to I pm at thl' l nl\ l'r!>lt} Club o n
l:ampu~
Computer graphics class
TAX PLAN EARNS MIXED REVIEWS •..
From Al
bonds to finance construction of
moderately priced housing. Erskine
said his assoc1at ion esll mates that
I 00.000 so-called affordable homes
were built nauon""ide using this
method 1n 1984.
No t o nly homebuyers but apart·
ment tenants could feel the pinch
because tax-exempt financing 1s fre-
quent I~ used to build rental housing.
hesa1d H1sgrouppred1ctsa63
percent rise in monthl} rents O\'er
1984 rates1ftax-cxempt fi nancing 1s
eliminated.
wo uld have put stricter ltm11s on the
appreciated value ofpropen)
donated to chant}.
While pleased that the pres1drn1
dropped these two suggestions. Gog-
gin said. "Tho usands of chan11cs are
disappointed that a prov1s1on (allow-
ing) charitable deductions for tax-
pa}ers who do not 1tcm1ze "'as not
included in the admin1stra11on ·s ta\
plan:·
In recent )'Cars. he said.e'en
tax pa)'crs who use the short form
the chanucs "'111 losc out on (chang-
ing I that one But ti"-111 not ha' e
much impact on largedonauons
because the) 're from people v. ho
ttem11e an'"'a' ..
Jim P McDermott. an Orange
( 'ount~ -based ~en1or' ice president
"-'Ith Bank of .\menca. !><ltd his kc'
lOncrr& 1s that the proposed La\ pian
wuld 1nh1b1t ma1orconsumer
purchases beeau..._. oft he SS.000 <.ap
on interest deductions other than for
a principal home m ortgage Nikki Kamkar
Costa Mesa
Statistical analytt
Jamie Cox
!'lewport Beacti
Office clull
l 'C lr\'inc E\trns1on 1s o ffering a o ne-da)
1nstruc11onal program on high 1.·altber small com-
puter grnph1c'.) S}Sll'm'i. to he held June:.?~ from 9 am
to 4 pm "( omputl'r Graphics· Hands-On" "Ill
1ndude guest speakac; of '~mou~ aspect' of
computt:r graphir<, dl''>1gn and 1t ' appltl':H 1ons. and a
·'With all the high-priced housing
in Orange Count). 11·~ cnucal that "'e
retain tax-cwmpt reH·nue bond
finann ng:· he said.
Erskinl'alsosa1d 1ha1 "-lthout
add111onal moderate!~ priced hou!.-
1ng. man~ people"' ho work in Orange
Count\ "Ill ha'e to commute from
nc1ghbonngrnunt1esand add more
congestion 10 local freewa} s.
·•At a time when t h e government must cut
ba ck, it 's the w r ong time to r educe incentives.
f or ch arita ble g i ving .
.. \.\ell I think the \1. hoot.,
'houlJ hJ' l' tht• niht 1t 1hc'
\\3rll 1\1 \\Ith th1.• .tppr11ql
of th1 p,trl'nl' Hui n .. 1 .1
mu'I
.. lt''i kind-of a touch)
\uti11."lt Ho"'t'.'' er \OU sllll
hJ', ti• put in l·ons1de-r-
.11111n 111her pt·opk'\ bad.-
gn1u11lh JOd IX"l1cl\ ..
. chanl'l' tor participant\ to a~k 4ue,11on\. comparl'
S\Stcm' Jnd In them thrm,ehl''>
· Thl' program lO"'' $75 To rl·g1'>tl'r. call l C I
hwn~wn at 856-5-H 4
Political forces In China
Orange Count} MENSA 1s featuring two
speaker'> on hit-1n the People's RI.'. public o f China at
11s monthl} speal..er'i forum June I . Ektt} Mumll
and Lee C urt1s "ill give a first-hand account of that
countr. \ '>OC1o·polt11cal forces. The meeting is at 7
p.m ai thc Orange Public library.
f or more informa11o·n call 540-7860
CALENDAR
L
Regarding another Reagan
proposal tochminate the mortgage
interest deduc tion for second hom es.
Erskine said ... We support proposals
allowing deduction of all mortgage
interests. Quite a few people have
sec9nd residences in the desert and
mounla ins. and (elim 1na11on of the
second home deduction) will hurt
people who own those properties.··
GreggGoggin, United Way of Orange County
ha\ c been able to deduct their
chantablcg1fts. More than SO pertcnt
of lax.payers use the shon form . hi!
said. but under the president's plan
the} could nolongerdt'ductg1fts
~nless the~ 11e m1ze -on thrlong
torrn.
Goggin said non-p rofit groups arc
al read) lobbying Congress for reten-
11o n o f the chanty deduction for all
taxpayers. He said the propoc;ed rule
change could hun the pm ate agen·
c1cs that are supposed to be taking
overforcuna1led federal social
sen ice programs.
.. .\ta time when the federal
\klkrmo11 'uggestcd that 11
.\mencans put off their maJlH
pun hases bel·auSl' ofa changt' 1n ta\
ruk .... 11 l'Ould \~I off a senou\l hJ1n
rl'Jlt1on
"ti's pract1lJll~ 1 m~>'>\1bll' tl1.,l.'ll
nurgood~o' er\Ca\ ht.•cau'*· ot tht•
\trcngth ofthc dollar ... he r,a1d "It "l'
lan't sl'll ourgood-.domt·,11t·alh ''l'
m3\ ha'c 1ocu1 b3l·l.. on manufJl·
1unngand1ob~ ··
Ralph Rodhc1m 'Kl' pre"dent 111
V. l'<.tmark Sa' 1ng\ Bani-Jnd prl'\I·
dent t)fthl' :--:e"' port Harhor .\rl'J
( hamhcr o t C ommcrtl'.sa1d ''I'm
\Upport I\ 1' 111 Pr'''llknl Rc:ctgJn «,
plJn fhcrl' Ol'l'd' 111 ht.· ta\ reform "
Anne tte E ldridge
Huntington Beach
Legal secretar;r
Charles Scllaefer
Huntington Beacb
L-Obb) ambassa .. or Tuesday, June 11
• f\. 'Op m .. Irvine City Counc il. City Council
( hamner\. 17:.?CX> Jamhorec Blvd.
Gregg Goggin, director of govern-
ment relations fort he United wa, of
Orange Count}. said chantablc ·
groups are pleased w11h the c hanges
President Reagan made from the
earlier T reasury Departmen1 ta\ re-
form plan.
He said the Treasur~ plan would
have eliminated charitable deduc-
1ions unless a person'sg1ft exceeded :.?
percent ofh1s or her ad1usted gross
income. A second Trea-;ury propos:il
go' ernment must cut bacl... "-'C thint.
11's the"' rong ume to reduce incen-
11 vcs for chamable g '' 1 ng ... (1ogg1n
5atd.
But Ne"pon Beal·h aclountan1
Moone~ obscf\ ed. "The odds arc that
But hl' addl·d. "It'~ JlreJd\ not J\
)trllnga plan 3\ 11 u1uld ht. I thin!..
1hert'"• going 111 tx· l1p~1,111on hut I
thin!.. that 1t 1\gl11n!.t It' hl' .Jppr11H·d h'
both hou'\t'' ··
··Rt'hg1un ht'long' in thr
homl n1ll h\ thr \1. hnul
~''''-'Ill ~1. hll<'I' '>houllt ht.·
l1m1ll'd tl1 t1·a.-h ing rl'Jd1ng.
"ri11n)l J nd anthm.1\1\ ··
.. I think 11's all right 1f
tht'rl." .., a moment of
'>1kn1.1.· because thl·rc are
ll10 m.in ' rl'11gmn1. in·
\ II I\ I'll
PoucE Loe
Teen questioned, Marine
held in two rape attempts
By LISA MAHONEY
Of 1M Delly l'Mol 11.tf
One man 1'> uhder arrl'\I and If\ inl'
pohl'l' art: que\ttonin11. a teen-ager 1n
~cparatl! rcportcd rape attl'mpts Mon·
da)
.\ Dcerfil'ld \.11lage \\Oman 1dent·
1ftt·d a ~.,·\l·ar -old Mannl' as the man
"ho 1m·d· 111 Jbduc t her about q I 0
p.m
Ph11l1p J Whl'l'kr. a Manne ~ta·
11oncd a t 1hc El Toro Manne Corp"
Atr 1a11on. "-3S booked at Orange
Count) Jail afier police tracked him
down 1n a c3rpon on Bcarpow.
Wheclt'r allcgedl)' grabbed a 30-
Newport Cope
Kenwood o;terco \\Orth S450 "'ai.
~tolcn fro m a 1985 Saab parl..t•d at 1hc
corner of Po1n<.ett 1a and Third Street.
• • •• A prowlcr wa!> reported 1n thl' 700
block of Cioldcnro<.I. ....
;\ S 1.000 s.ierco "ll' 'ltokn from a
198~ T Oy(lta Upn'I p:'ltkt'-d In I he 600
block of*,Mar1aold . ....
" PU~\· and s~oo tn Cll'ih Wt'Tl' ~tolen from a rc~1dc1Kc on < amb11a
The re idcnl ~ul he •rwolu: 1n time.to
firfc thr ,t'lu rnr l":lft'S-3(' n htf
bedroom
Co.ta Meea
Saw\ and dnll~ "Ollh s~~' "-'Cf('
rtponcd ~tOlt'n trom ttf~~d(' \'OM ot:f
hom<' 1n thr 400 hlOl k 1ll ~had\ Dri\e
}car-old "oman outside her apart-
ment and reported !}' tncd 10 abduct
her W itnt'ssc!. heard the woman
<tcream for the police and the man ran
awa}.
• Whl'dcr "ai. 'ilopix·d by a patrol
oflicer bt•causc he matched the
\\Oman's descnpuon of her allackcr.
She was taken to the carport. where
'he identified him. police satd. \
Wheeler claims he wa:. \ 1s11 ng a
friend in the apartment complex and
denies ti) ing to rape the woman.
according to gt. Dick Bowm an.
In the second 1nc1dcnt. poltcc a~
deciding whether to charge a 17-)car·
around 1.25 p.m. Monda). T he
lUlpnt was ~n running to a "a11mg
n1r • • • I 1rcarm~ won h $2, 795 were rc-
poned m1ssm1 or stolen ovcr' tht las1
five )Car,, nn inventory revealed
Monday al Grant Boys Gun5. I 7.SO"
Newport 81\d
~ ...
T""o Orange Counl} men were
arrested in separate incidents onl)
rtu nutl!'S apaT1 1 n a restroom a1 South-
Coast Plaza last week. Undc$Cover
uffi r .acr~ot'<S David J a olll.t~va.
~. u~ntci mi. amf cfd • agtt
( lcmcl\t 26. of Brea. on su pk1on o f
IC'wd conduct 1n a puhh<' rt"\t room
Both "''ere nrrc~tcd w11h1n 10 minutes
of each 01hcr last Thu™'8> 1n the
upper ll'' i.'I ~\troom. ofT a -.en ice
corridor ne.ir Rulloc~·\ drpantnC"nt
old "'1th a11emptcd rapt· .1ltl'I hl'
allegl•dl) St'xuall} a-.~aultcd one ol
two teen-age girls that he and a ~7-
)Car-old man "'ere entertaining aftcr
ho urs at Ba \tl'r''i Restaurant 14 \4ti
C ulver Dn'c
Po ltce sa) a preltm~an '"' cs11ga-
11on 1nd1cates the teen-ag<.' b4..l} l''\lllrt·
ed o ne of the girl' to thl' "Oman's
rc~troom. follo"'ed her 1ni.1dc and
sexuall\' assaulted her
He "'·as interrupted b' thl.' other girl
entering the restroom
Poltce "'ere called about 4 .50 a m
The 1nc1den1 1s sttll under 1n,eo;11ga·
lton. pohcc said.
SIOtt. • • • \a h lolaltng S 1.200 "'a reponed
stolen from beneath a ma11~ss at a
home 1n the 100 block ol V1rg1n1a
Place. Entry was b)' pl) ini a w1ndo.,..
screen and ~movma the lou' cn.·d
pane belwet"n 3·30 pm and 11 4~
p m unda)'
Fountain Valley
A m an "'ho sa.p h.c had a aun
cS(apcd Monda)' w11h SI .l2S from
Downe' Savina . 17 1 SO Maanoha St. ~arocGJhe.WJu "DO.Ua JMHrb•
buttons .. • • • T h1l'' \'' stoic a \terr<> cu~tt<' and
md10 rqu1pm('nl \ alul"d at $474i from ·
a piunlcr's. ~ar at the rC'ar oh bu1ldin1
t I fl!.&~ Harhor Rh J • • •
l h1n t'' 'tuk a \h11.r.1\ f11.,~'r1·.i
hi\ l il• 'alul·d at~~..," tr11111 .1 ~.11.1~1· 1 n
thl' lnOOO bloc!.. ol ~an {1,1hr1rl ••• BurglJr<. !i.tok a ponahk .\\I I \I
l J\Sl'lll' rcuirdcr and a ~~-• al1hn
rnolH·r Total lo'>' "a' pu1 .11 . ''1 • • • f h1l'\ ('S brokl' 1n111 a ,n.ll 1-li.11 .11
I ti, \m1~o'i H igh Jnd \lok '·'°'" .111,t
hlochtuth
Laguna Beach
Caml'ra etlu1pml·n1 'allh·d a1 • ~"1
"as rl'portcd s1okn \itonda\ trom .1
Laguna Camon Road ad<lrc" . . ..
.\ burglar tool.. a reportl·J Sn 4"11
"orth of mnchandt\l' I rum J Popl.11
Street homl'. th<'' 1c11m rcf)\1rtl'd 11n
Monda~ 1 he hurglan <X'l um•J
Bandlt escapes
dou6hnut shop
wltli $700 take
In inc pohCC' an.-lool1ng ror a m.tn
"'ho robbC'd a doughnut \hopof :\t1011t
$700 Fnd3'
Pnhl'<' -;a, J man who ma<1ll.'d h"
fol'.e "'1th a handanna C'nt('r\'d
\\JO\ hell"· l>onut Mo\l'I<' .... m~
\\alnut "-'c . attout ll lo pm
grabbnt a fnmk cmp1~ 1nd
br3nd1\hcd a knik \\h1lc dcpland1n1
mone)' •
tte thC'n forttd tht' woman and ~o
other cmplo~Cf'i 1nh) 3 l'\ad: ef)'K·e
~nd cmpucJ the cal!b rcgi lcr a ca"h
1nd · ti oh ;tu
" ('\I tom_rr wa.. p~renth 1n\1d('
th<' \ho p af"'thl' time of the roh~"
Pnhcl' "'t'"'-' un'lul't' wht'th<'t the
customt•r.wn\d('tainl'tl .1lnni "'th thi.'
emph,\l"<'\
"lo one "a' hu1t in th\' tnl.ltknt
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unl..n• '' n .1n111unt ,,, ll"" kn
1, 700 Irvine homes
lose power in outage
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th111utth thl' 1•utaLtt' "hilc tht'11 .alarm
dill.I..' kll tx·h1nd t1mf
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'
I M;~g~i~d;y~M ;~n: 'Father is dead'
·Medical examiners rnrpw UIH'Mlll\'ll IJ'>l Wl't.'I. \\U~ ll)rmerdeath l't1mp do<.· tor .. ll l u'''d 1n
the murdl.'r'> of 400.000 k\\'i amt
othc 1 s dm mg Worl had
taken a dr.ima11c turn la'il \\l'Ci. \\hen
Rnu1llan. 1n"est1ga10~ ~1d 1he~ had
1nforma11on that u man whlHlrn" ncd
there in 1979 was Mcngele.
huneJ ' .___.___ ____ ...,.1-lde n tl fy corp
as long-hunted. Nazi
MUNICH. We!>I Ol·rm:11H I \Pl
Josef Mcna1:k died '>tx )car\ •lSo 111 ,
!iOn said toda). adding that h~· "h," no
doubt" that a rnrp'>c unl·:tnhl·d 111:ar
--"l-~tl'H' .,_.,1111knt until nnwout cit
l·on,11,kr.a11on tor thl' Jll'Oflh.• "ho hall
rnntaC't w111l m' lather 1n the la t 'O
\l'ar'i.'' Rolf Ml·ngde 'in1d
".\II' 1 um1;(ofh1!'1 fother)and their
rdat1ons hnH· m' and our (family's)
dcerx''il S) nlpath) ... McngelC' ~1d
I h\' famil) •'> read) 10 pro' 1de
e' 1dl'nl't' oftht• \kath he <ia1d.
Rut. de~p1t(' the yo unger Ml•ngdt"~
u11emcn1 to<la). <it kaM ont• prom1·
nent Nai1 huntt•r remained ~l.ep1u:al
Sao Paulo. Bra11l la'>t we,•!. " th.11 111
the hunted Na11 dOl·tor
"I am ccttam thut thl' nwd1~·;il
investigation \\tll contlrn1 th1'
short I):· the Rolf Men~ek. 41 . ,,11d 111
a statl·mcnl b1oadc..J'>I b) llJ\JflJJ\
Radio.
Thl' \tlltCmt·nt b\ Roll Mcngclc
hrolo.\' n long 'iilcnn-b ·the famil y over
the lilt\' of the long-hunted .\uschwit1
"-\ng\·I of £>;:ath "
"The fam1h h<1H' had l'nough
1rouhle and th1·~ would ha\ t' ncen 1hc
solution" -Ill have annoulll"l•d h1~
death when II occurred. Nan hunt •
-.;1mon W1e<1en1hal scyd 1n Nn' 'orlo.
He "::ud he a~c..c:rtaint'Cl l mum·
stances of his fotht•1 '1, dl'ath ··at lhl'
stene" in 1979, the ) l'a1 that the
Larllcr. fomil> !>pokcsrnjn I lcrbcn
Bauermc1'iter told reporters. ··Rolf
Mengck .l'>~umcs that 1hc remains
dug ilp 1n ao Paulo are those of h111
faiher:· 1 ht· long 'learch for the
Rolf Ml·ngcle 1s a lawYt'r 1n 1hc ~ outhern C1l·rman cit> ol' I f\'lburg.
The Mengele fam1I> has long owned a
farm machinery manufacturing c9m·
pan} near Munich.
Sheriff fears
mass killer
got campers
WEST POI'\ I. C .ilil (\Pl -Detect1,cs are
1n.ves11ga11ng reports that a lam ii~ ot Ii"-'' an1shcd from a
campground less rhah a m1k from a ca bin where tonure
tapes and charred human bonc'i have bet•n found.
authonties sa} ·
.. \\ e ha' c informa11on that
some peopk v.crccamped there.Just
hkc the~ v.cnl awa} for a walk 1n the
woods and nr' er came back," Sheriff
Clau.d Ballard of Calaveras Count~
said Monda\
"\\ e ha\ cn't confirmed that \Ct.
but "l"re tr\1ng 10 run dov.n e,:e~
lead v.e can.·· he ~1d.
Camping gear. including a cof·
fee pol and personal belongings.
were found rccenrl~ at the campsite,
the sheritT ~1d.
lnH•s11ga 1or; ha'c d1 o;covercd
LES NG the remains of at least three people
buried al the three-acre s11e used b' sun '"ahst Leonard
Lake. who comm1Hed 'iU1('1de in poi1ce t'ustod> last v.ec:k.
Photographs and '1deotapes of !>Ccnes .of sexual
tonure have also been found at Lake's cabin. Ballard said.
"We have a lot of missing people. I am hoping we don't
find 1hem on the propen}. but I think there's more people
buried on 1hat propcn~."
Police believe a<, man~ a!> :!5 missing peoplf ma) be
hoked to lake. 39. and {'harles Chatt Ng. who is thr
subject of a na11on'41dc manhunt.
Lake was arrested for dri' 1ng a car belonging to a
m1ss1ng man and for outstanding lcderal warrants. He
killed himself four da' s la1er.
The FBI will JO;n thl' '>ean:h tor :"tg. Ballard said,
adding that agents '1~11l•d the area on Monda) Lake's
Multiple
Graves
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Sac:tMWtntoe • .... , ..
•s tockton
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A• many aa 22 more bodtea may be burled
around rural cabin where aathorlttea have
uncovered remain• of three penona.
cabin 1s near W1lsc)"llle, about 150 miles cast of San
Francisco.
Ng. 24. has been named in a warrant on three cqunts of
k1dnapp1ng. with bail !>Ct at $500.000. Calavera~ Sheriffs
gt. Ron McFall said. Police sa) Ng. believed 10 be heav1l)
armed. has vowed not to be taken ali ve.
Ballard said in' es11gators found two ofl.ak.e\ dianes,
one ofwhicn has 50 pages espousing his ph1losoph)' "that
God mean! women for cooking. cleaning house and sex
and when they were not in use. they should be locked up."
The an Francisco Chronicle reponed toda\ quo11ng ~oufl·e~ 11 did no11den11t). that 1he d1af) contains detailed
scnptt; for as man} a~ a dozen "1deolctpes showing the
ronurc of ' anous v1ct1m<,.
Death sentence invalid?
\.\ \~H I NC1(()"\t \f>t-\dl'ath,entence1-;1n,alid
1f the '-tlllencing 1ur' 1, m1,il-d about 11~ rolr in
determining whl·tlwr thl' lkll ndan1 actuall~ "111 d1t• the
Supreml' Coun rulc-d tnda'
B'a .J,Oi\' 1h,lt•un 1"'rt unwdthcdea1h.,cn1enn·
ofrnn' KtcJ \11""'"J1J11 murtkrl·r B<ihh~ ( aldv.l·ll
But ti was undl'Jr "hi:thl'r tht· lkll\1on \!.ould larn
an~ '1gn1firant in1p.1l I lor rhl rll •lll' than I .)()() 11tlwr
peoplc i>n dl·ath rtJ\\' na1111n\!.u.k
-\1 lhl' \entrnung phJ\l"l1t ( Jld,,1:ll's pruscrnt1011 . hi'>
law~a .11,h·d Juror\ IO " mpath l/l "'11h ( ald\\ell and "put
him in JJll for thl· rl''t 11f h" hll · ..\ -;1a1e pro<,eculor
n:spondcd h' tl'll1ng. ihl· 1urnr' not 10 'IC\\ thcmwln·s as
detcrm1n1ng "hl•thn < ,1IU\!.l'll "ould dll' bcl'ause their
senrent·t.· would l')t' fl:, tl'\H'd automJlllJll~ b~ an apix·als
coun
"Th" rnurt h.1, .il"a'" pn·m1\\·d 11s capital pun1~h
men1 dcns1om on 1h1: J\'>umpt111n 1ha1 J capital se ntencing
JUI) rccogn1/l'\ thl' gra' 11~ 0111~ las!. and pro,·eed1, with thl'
apJ,>rOP.riatl.' awarenc<,!> of lb trul~ . .iv.e<;ome respons1-
bil11~. Justll'e Thurgood \far,hall "fllll' 1n thl' c:oun·s
main opmmn
"In th1c, ca<,e lhl• \IJtl' \11ugh1 to m1n1m11l' thl' JUr~ ·.,
'\Cn<ot· of rl'<;pon-.1h1l11' lor d\'ll'rm1n1 ng the appropnJtenrs~
ol death.'" ht said
I ht' <.:nun \clld ( ald\.\\'ll\ Jt•ath '>rnl\'nl'l', rt:alhl"ll a~ II
\\3'> h' a JUr~ m1\lcd ahuul 11'> rolt'. 'H>h1tl'd his
ton,t11u11t1nal proll'lt111n J[ta1n\I "truel ;ind unu.,ual
pun1.,hm\·n1:·
Jlllning \tar\hJlr\ op1n1on lull~ \\ere Ju'illces
\\'11l1am J Brennnn. Harn ..\ Blackmun and John Paul
StcH·n\ .lus11ce ~andra Da' O'( onnorconcum:d in 1110!>1
of Mar<,hall"s op1n1on. and agreed With the re'>ult.
( h1l'fJustKl' 'Warren E. Burger and Justices Fhron R.
White and W1J11am H. Rehnquist dissented Jus11tr Lc"1s
F Po"ell did not pan1upate in the case.
In 'iao Paulo toda'. thl' chief
Bra11llan ln\t:!lll&,ator -,n tht: l'UW.
ltomcu TttnHt. ~ · •
ma lion ot "oth~r 1nd1' 1du31~" in
Bra11I "ho 'hcherl·d th e man i.u1d to
be Mengel\' an\I hl' would take
'>l.ltements from th,·m. He did not
naml' the ind I\ 1dual'i.
the 1nforma11on about 1nvolvl'·
mcnl of other 1nd1\lduals "incren~~
~ui.p1c1on that there wa1. an organ11ed
group to prott·c1 Mcng\·lc."
On Monday. a member of the
forensic team .examining the bod)
exhumed last I hursdtl) said a pos!>-
1hk fracturt· in the ixl"1c hone has
'itrcngthcned susp1c1on that the dead
man ma)' be Mengl'lt'. who reported!}
once sutTered a hrokl·n pelvis.
Hijacked
airliner
lands in
Palermo -.
American professor,
son with 5 7 persons
aboard Beirut flight
By The Associated Press
.\ Jordanian airliner h1Jacked an
Beirut toda} w11h at least 57 passen·
gers aboard. including two Amen·
cans, landed in S1c1ly afler being
refused permission to land in Tunis.
an airline spokesman said.
Mounib Toukan. 'ice president of
the Royal Jordanian Aha Airline. said
1n Amman 1ha1 the Boeing 727 landed
at Palermo ai~rt to refuel.
There were initially believed to bl.·
four armed hijackers aboard. But an
Israeli radio monitor. M1cke~
uurdus. said he heard the captain
report six hijackers who demanded
1hc plane be refueled.
Toukan said the Tun1s1an govern-
ment had closed all airpons 1n the
counlry to prevent the plane from
landing in Tuni'>
The h11ackers sc11cd !hf jet as 11 was
prepanng to take o IT from Beirut.
Lebanon on a scheduled Oighl to
Amman. They orden·d the pilot to fl y
to Larnaca 1n '>Outhnn Cyprus for
refuelling before taking off for Tunis
in nonhern .\fnca
.\mong tho'ie on hoard arc two
..\ml'ricans. Professor Landrey Slade
of the Amencan Uni\ crsll' of Beirut
and his son W11l1am. 16. ·who were
Oceing Beirut because of Monda~ 's
k1dnapp1ng of a~-.\merr('a-n
professor
There \\'\'fl' con01cting repons
ahout 1he numhcr of ~opll· aboard,
hul roukan ~aid then· were b5
passengers and n1nl' crew George
Ha11ana<,ta~1ou . dtrCl tor general ot
tht· ( ypnot ~1 in1!>t~ ufCommun1ca-
t1 ons. told reportcro;carlll•rin Larnaca
that there Wl'rl· 57 passengers and 17
crew members.
Haj1anasta!>1ou ..aid 51 of the
passengers v.ere U.·banese and then.•
was one per'>on each from Bra11 l.
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The suspension of Zaccaro's bro-
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stare hearing officer Barry Bohan.
who ruled Zaccaro "dt'monstratcd
un1ru<1twonhiness bc)ond question
b~ '>ubm111rng a net worth statement
which he kne" was false and an
appraisal which he himself altered,"
said \\-1ll1am Brown .• 1 \pokesman for
Sern.•tan of "tale Cia1I Shaffer
l.tltaro hall pka<kd ~u1l1~ in
JJnuan 10 .. ,~hl·m1ng 111 dclraud" h~
al1a1ng ;in .ippr;m,11 rl•pon and
11\ef\Wt1ng h1.s Ol'l worth" IHll· •n1ng
111 help J d1l·nt hu' apar.nwnt'>
lk rnuld IHlH' tx·rn ialln.1 1or .1
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Ai)plause, angry critics
gi-eet SALT II decision
By The A11oclatt'd Prtu
WA HINOfON -l're,1d~nl Rc,1g:10 \.lOn .tpplaust' f~om congrc s1on;il
liberals and modern tel\ with his den!.1011not10 unlkrcut the S~ LT II t~~aty. but
an conscrvat1H' 'it.•n \1t•, en ~\ inm"I. K-ld,tho. s~ud. .the o 1cts ar~ po~~in& their voJl.a bottle\ and laut1.h1ng JI how 'itup1d the l •~1.e~ Stal~ '~.
Reagan de 1ded Monda' 1hn1\\h\·na1W\\ I riden1 'iubm1mnc. t c ll a,
unde ocs sea lnab lall'' this }l'ar. th<' llnit\·d ~tJll'~ "'II d1i.rn.intle an .older Pose1~on m1ss1k-finng ~ubmannt• 111 ord\·r nul IO e~cccd 1ht:.m1 s1I~ llmtt kt
by the Stnlli.•g1c Arm' l.1m1iution freat} known as SALT II. I lh!n it ~!l'~cks
ofappcasemt'n l It hnrkcO'i ba"k to the dU)) of(formc1 ~.n.11sh Pnmt Minister
Nevilk) Chambcrtu1n knut I.ling under 10 \dolf H,1Lk1. ~} mms ~1d
$1 million In jewels taken ln heist
t IOUS1 ON _ •\ gunman whu foll11\\\'d a Je"clr) ~tort owner into the
store locked him 1n a' :wh and escapt·d "11h about$ I m1ll1on worth of Jewelry,
officials sa}. Dcpuiie!> .lid lhl') "t'rl· unn·m11n ho" mam 1h1c~es robbed the
Diamond Crl'at1ons on Monda\ C lv. ncr Jo<.ch t l,1nJnd. 5 I. was open1n~ the
business "hen :i man ,rurl. .1 gun w hi\ bad. and tollo"l'd him in. said a
shenffs '>!"X)kesm:in Onl'l' th\'' ault \' ·" orx·nl'd thl' gunman rt·mu\.Cd a tray_of
diamondli Jnd d1.imond nng' and dml'd ll:1nand 1n\ltk. lfl' c 11ga1ors ~1d.
Later. E\no1ha empl<>}t'\' tound HJn,11wl 1n thl' 'aulr
Officials wait for traln fire to dle down
PINE BLL•Fr. \rk -Hundfl'd\OI J)l'OPll'\\hOlkd 1hctrhunwsncara.a2-
car train derailnwnt rl·ma1m·d "1th lnl'nth and rl·lall\ l'S roda}. as officials
walled for a tire cun~um1ng \p1lkd oil and pl:l'>tll' pclll'b Ill burn down. Federal
1rano;portn11on ollil'lal' .lrrl'l'd lall' "l onda~ l<l \'1ltlrd1nate eITon~ to contain
the blaLe that had hurm·d .. 1nre thl' \.Ir\ t·ar~1ng lhem1cals careened off a
l>tra1ghl strt•tt·h of Collon Bl'll Kail road trJl'l.Ju'r .,outh ol Pine Bluff. One of the
l'ar<, exploded ~lond<i} rm1rn1ng. rauling "1ndO\\\ .ind .. hal.1ng plate' on area
l:ireakfa!>l table\. But no <Hll' "j" 1111url·d
Eight Injured power plant workers crltlca.l
LAS VEGAS -£:.ight ot 14 \\Mker\ 1nJurcd \\hen an exploding p_ipe
flooded a confrol room" 11h 1,000-drgrrC' s1eam remained in cnucal cond1110.n
today as oflk1al'i <;ought clU\'S 10 &hl' di-,aster that lolled two men.. unda.y s
incident nppcd a gaping hole in a I0-1nch p1ix· at lhl· Moha\e Ueneratmg
Station 111 Laughlin. Nl·v.-. spra) 1ng v.orkers 1n a control room and lunch room
with scalding steam and "ater Ollinal\ of Soulhl·rn ( ahfornia Edison. the
u11ht) that opera1es thl' Laughlin plJnl l'\pres~ed rnnn·rn O\er asbcs1os tha1
v. as knocked loose b\ the blast. \.\. ori..,·r., and in' e'il 1ga1ors wore mask!> as.they
searched for clues amid thl· dcbm
von Bulow cheered by well-wlshers
PROVIDENCE. RI -\\di \\1\hl'f~ cheerl'd as Claus 'on Bulo"
emerged Monda) from his retrial lk.ired of charges ht•'" ice tncd 10 kill his
heiress wife. But a block av.a) trom the Pro\1dcnce Count) openor
Courthouse where' on Bulow on ~tonda) \\:JS acqu111ed after a four-) ear legal
battle. his stepchildren portra)cd 1ht· 58-~ear-old Danish-born anstocrat a~ a
villain who got awa). ··w e kno" and he kno"s he tm·d lO murder our mother."
said Pnncc Alexander von ...\uersperg. 1he son of Manha .. unn> .. 'on Bulow.
who lies in an irreversible coma in a New York hospital
Trial due for man who sparked MADD
• SACRA ME TO -ClarenC"l' \\-Busch. 52 . the man who 1s crt•d11ed w 1th
sparking formation of Mothers ..\ga1ns1 Drunken Drn ers 1s 10 Ix· 1ned in
Sacramento County upenor Court on his last chargl' He faces tdon) drunken
driving charges from an 3l'C'1dent lac;1 Apnl in which the other dnver. Came
Sinnott. 19. was injurt"d. 'iht• tl'Stilied .111he prellm1nar) hearing Monqa} that
shc was dn' 1ng across an intl'r'il'U1on on a green hght wht•n a.car dn,en b>
Busch slammed IOlO lht• kit rront ul ha au1omob1k Bu~h I'\ bl'1ng held
w11hout bail .
"'Chavez starts new grape boycott
S.\N FR.\NCI CO -United Farm Workers President ( CSJr Cha,e1 I«!
SO ~kets-m-a me<<h etHSide-&-suf)t"fmark~nd:tYtcr lmicoff a n:rnonwidl'
bo)COll of California table v.apes. no" reaching stores in the East. ("ha' ez said
the OO)COll efTort . whit h will use romputrr-dirccted mailings to reach 400.000
consumers a month. \\.3S needed 10 hnnganrn11on 10 what ht• called an11 -un1on
actions of(iO\. Georgl' DcukmeJ1an·, Jdm1nis1ratwn rhe gO\l'rnor has "'ihUl
do" n" lh\' 1975 farm"orl.ers· ngh1 .. 1a,\ 1hrough hudget rnt'i and a pro-grO\\i.'r
slant. tht• labor leader chargl'd.
Three blazes fought ln Monterey County
MONTEREY -fhrce bru-.h tire~ burned out of rnntrol toda} 1n
Monterey County. one a 2.000 acre bla1e that started as a "cop trolled burn" on
a m1ltlaf) reservation bu! was caught b\ "inds that pushed ti 1oward Los
Padres Na11onal Fores!. Despi1e 1b sue. the blaze that s1aned Monda' at Fon
Hunier L1gge11 was considered the least dangerous of the three The oihcr 1wo.
a 577-acre blaze 35 miles south of Montere) and 300 acres :!5 miles south of
Monterey. required more immediate use of firefighters and equipment
Firefighters worked 1n 90dt.'gree heal as winds blew do" n can) on~ 10 the ocean
Alezander slap.ng defendant 'innocent'
LOS ANGELES -~ :!4-}ear-old man accused in the killings of four
relatives of former foo1ball ~tar Kermit Alexander pleaded innocent to four
counts of first-degree murder. Darren Charles Wilham!>. who entered his plea
Monday at his Supenor Coun arraignment, could farl' the death penalt) 1f
convicted in the multiple killings that occurred Aug. JI. 1984 .\le\ander's
mother. Ebora. 58. his sister. D1etna. 24. and nephe"" Daman1 (iarner. I 3
and Damon Bonner. 8. were killed tn 1he auack at the mothn's 'iouth-central
Los Angeles home. A motive was nl'vcr dc-termtn\'d.
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Gorbachev delivers economic.address
MOSCOW -Soviet leader Mikhail ~ (1orhalhl'\ ~aid 111da' thr
goH'rning Polltbur~ ha\ reJCClcd ltw draft eronom1l plan for 1 •18(l.1n') and
"ant<; ti redrawn to locuo; on rchu1ld 1ng outdated fol IOrtl''>. 1mprll\ ins product
qualtl\ and making th~ ccn1rah1cd <.,\\tern more rl·c;pon'il\e ti) demand
< 11.1c111ng the pollcieo; ol 1he Brc1hn\'\ era lor rx·rm 1111 ngeconom1c 'itagnation.
l " rbac~e' said the Kremlin will no longer tolerate otlic1a1, who <;eek reduced
pruduct1on gpals or build new planl'i \\<hen older one'> bcrnme ob<,nlcte.
Pere• offers five-point peace plan
JEK I I SALEM -Pnmr Min1~ter ~h1mon Perl's ha~ propokd a fi, c-poant
plan for a M1ddk East pcat·e co~ference 1hat would 1ncludl· t r.~ participation
and exclude the Soviet Unum from a direct role. There wu~ lmlc immediate
reaction to the proposal fro m Arab rnuntnes. but 1n111al Arah prc'i\ comment
was negative. T~e plan w~s pr~1'ented a~ an altcrnat1' e 10 the approach
outlined in Washington earlier this month b) Jordan's King Hus c1n who ha~
agreed w11h the Palestine L1hcr:n1on Organization on a J01n1 n~got1at1ng
po!.1t1on Pc~cs countered with :i propo'ial 10 "cnll'it 1he <;upport" l)f the five
powcr<; for direct talks be1ween 14irul'I and a Jordanian-Palestinian delcgatton.
Orteg• '• trip• netted $400 mllllon of ald
MANA(, LIA . Nicaragua -l'rr'l1dcn1 Daniel Ortega re~l\ed pledges of
about $400 m1lhon in cred11s and humanitarian aid during his recent tour of
the Sovm bloc and Western Europe, ~'l)S Vice Pre!>1tkn1 ~rg10 Ramirez He
told a news conference Monday that the Soviet Union. m fastcrn bloc ailics
and Yuiosla\'13 pledged $202 m1lhon. and that other European countne~
pledged another S200 m1lllon. The d" 1'.1on of 1he crrdll$ and :ud between m~
Soviet hloc and the ~"' of Europe "demon'1ratc<, the dt\ en.ii)' of our 1ntcmat1onal relation.,, Ramu-c1 \.'lid
Tr•ln-bu• colllalqn klll• 22 In l•rael
MOSHAV HABONIM . I roel -A tram and bu~ collided a1 u railwa
cro11sing near the Mediterranean c~sl toda>. k1lhn ~2 people, mo5t of the~
tecn-aic bu pa stngers hc41d1na for a 'rC'hool ou11na at the beach. odlice said
Another 17 passengers were 1n,urcd. lvacl R:ul"'ays Director Zv1 T!tafnn said
all the dead were fr~m the hus and 1n ludcd the bus dnver. a woman rhc
impact cru~hed the sides of the hu<i. OtpJlt'd 1t over .rnd 1hrcw 1t more than 40
>-ard fr<>m &he cm ins.
~Y Gandld ll4W~lor W•eblaltOn ---..
"\l<J l[R . .\lgcria (AP) -Pnme M1n1strr RaJ'' Gandhi of India
dcpancd for the United 1a1es toda) following o 24-hour vmt to .\lp,cna
Gundh1 met with President Chadh RcndJedid and other l&enan officials·
<11"'1Ji.<1n& hllah!ral Cooperation. tfic Iran-Iraq war •• nd con01ct"i 1n th<' Middl~
Ea'il u1 1\ and the Wc\tcm Sahnra. \t ll news cuntcrtn<'t' latt' Monda) ni&ht
1hc Indian primt-minister ~rd ht\ Ct~unt~ would import SOO 000 tons of
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Orange Coast DAILY PILOT /Tuaday, June 11. 198S AS
Berle improves · Spy figure recruited for Klan after surgery
LO . ANG LES (AP) -(om·
edian Milton Berle wa s an serious
cond1t1on today 1n the 1ntensn1e care
aner a four-hour quadruple·b)'pa')!>
hean operation.
.. We anttc1pa1e a rapid improve-
ment an the nex1 s~'cral da)s:·
hospital spokesman Ron Wise said
today. "He's clea1l> making pro-
gress."
Berle's wife. Ru1h. and adopted
son, Billy, were at the hospital during
surgery. Wise said.
Both were in excellent spirits and
even JOked about thr comedian's
condition, he said. "His son said that
halfway through 1he surgery. h1~
father woke up and made su$8es11ons
on how to am prove 1hc hghtang."
Berle, 76. entered the ho pttal
Thursday compln1n1ng of fattgue
Was affiliation deliberately selected
• NORFOLK. Va (AP) -John .\
Walker Jr . the ex-Na\) oflicer ac-
cusc-d of running a famal) Sp) nng.
once 1dent1fied himself as the-state
organ11er for the Ku Klux Klan and
went on the radio to drum up suppon
for the group. a former talk show host
recalled.
A Klan official confirmed Monday
tha1 Walker had recruned for the
group an the late I 4.J70s and 1980. And
an official of the Anu-Defamat1on
League of B'na1 B'nth suggested that
Walker may ha'e used has member-
h1p 1n the nght-wang hate group as a
CO\Cr while selhng secrets to the
~0,1ct l ln1 on
Only a handful
ri of bankers
Jim Blair. the head of1he lnv1s1ble
Empire. Knights of the Ku Klux
Klan. said he nas found a 1980 letter
from Walker, addrHscd to former
lmpenal Wizard 8111 W1lkanson, in
which Walker said he had been
unable to achieve his Klan recrumng goals.
Irwin Suall. d1rect0r of fact-finding
fo.r the Ao11-Defamafton League of
B'na1 B'nth. said his ~roup was aware
that Walker was acttve an rccru111ng
sailors
"I don't kno" ho" man) he
succeeded an recru111ng. but he had a
great deal of con tact with !Mltlors an ht!>
capac11~ a') Klan organ11er ·· said
'uall. whose group mon110rs Klan
aCUVll)
Bla1r·refuscd to~ what lond f
rttruttlnJ a er 1 . " c adn't
accomphsh anythana." Blau said an a
telephone 1nten. ac-w from Alabama
··1 don't Stt wh> 1he K.Jan should l\a\c
its name drug through the mud by a
communist spy "
John Walker and h's son Michael
are being held an Baltimore on
espionage charges. Hts brothrr.
Anhur. of V1rgan1a Beach. 'and Jen)
A. Whnwonh of Davis. also arr being
held on charge!> thl') \\Crt.· pan of the
nng.
Radio talk sho"" hO'il Dcbb> .\1ken
said she antcrvtt'"'-ed Walker. "ho
1den11fied himself as the Y1rgan1a
organiLer for the Klan. on No' ~9
1979. on WNIS an Pommouth She
said\\ alker sho\\t:d up at lht• 'itudto')
'"' IU)'S, I CTI said "He satd the) \\Ould patrol 1ht woods around tM
sta11on while Ile was on 1hc air."
Aiken said she qrecd tio aUow
Walker to 1denufy hunsetf on the a1r
only as "Jol;ln," for security reasons
Suall saad the AOL has infonnauon
that Walker was a member of the
Jottn 81reh Society until at least 1982.
The soc1e1y however has only con·
firmc:d that Walker and his wife were
members of the orpntzallon from
1964 10 1966.
'Tm1'"Chned LO tlunk that the KJan
and Barch society affiliations were
deliberately selected to prov1<jc cover
for his So\ act spy operations," Suall
said "One wculd not look in the
KKK for a Soviet SP'r:·
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paying 10.003 on a
money market ..
· account ·
Fortunately,
one Of them • • ism your
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po..-.ihk' hJnktng workh
rht' fir,c -naillt'-hJ.'\i' Jllt'llt II )I) \ t llld t'\.pn ( In )111 .\
nci~hhorhuod bankt'r .\n<l 1hc fir,c rJtl' n:curn on \our
i nn.·,tn1cnt 'ouu dc::mam.l from .1 \\.ti I \(rt.Tl hroker
Depo,it · ft l0.000 or mun.· nt m .md wt,.11 ~u.tr..tnrtT
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sa~ tin~ and wt>'ll pa\ ypu Jn additton.tl 11 ''., on yl)ur
Im wrSavinS" Accoum throur~h Au)(usc .~l :\ot w mc:n-
tion the interest vou'U aJ~o t·am on vour dwcking hat.met.·
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Ot1nge Coast DAILY PILOT /Tuesday. June 11, 1985
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'WRITE TO ROSTY ; NOT ME'
Roscoe. t h e IRS com
to be sure 15 .000 pieces of mail a rrive
WA. Hl:-..µro l \Pl -lh·p
Dan Rostl•nl..owsk1''> nattonall~
broadcast appeal for 1'mencan'> 10
"'-"nte Rost) .. on l.l'\ re' 1s1on ha'>
produced lxtween 10.UOU .ind
15,000 pieces of mail su far . report\
the staff of the Hou,c Wa)~ and
Means Committee.
The Illinois Democrat's p1trh also
h.t\ 1n'111 rcd thl' prudun1on of a
"\Hl\C .ROSI\ .. button that IS being
<;ported h~ u1mm1ttl'l' a1<le'>. la"'·
make!" and lubb\ 1\I\
It \.\3S lirst rrodun·d on <i hm1tt•d
ba 1 b} Ro\tl·nl.o"!>l..1's staff as -;ort
ofa gag, but 1'ow 1s om· of tht' hottest
items o n Capitol Hill.
Internal ReH'nue Sen ice Com-
m1~<;1oner Roscoe L. Egger J1 -,,'.!.:h.!.;o..:\.\:..:.· __ ··.!.11!.,.\:?..a!?...!.:re!:.!a~l,.!.fl!.l:oo~i.._..1M1.iL,l...uLLLl.Lu.u.l,;,i,...
e up.a romm1 ee earing ~porting ·aide Jamie Richardson. 'he said all
a \ana11on on lhe saml' thl'nll' 11 1'> th e mall hasn't }l't been OJX'ncd or
hutton au.l' .. , "'rott• Ro'.I).\ ·· C' l'n rounied. Whl'n the sud., arc all
··r '-'3~ afraid peopk \1\1.)JJld u>n· opened and 1tted through. the total
tusc ·Ro\t\' \\ilh 'Rost0t•' 1 don't tould runa~h1gha\30.0<X)p1ecesof
"ant then~ to \.\nt~ 10 me." Eggl·r mail JOl..cd .. ~t ost or thl·m are in fa\ or of the
~al i..s and sal'b ut' lcttrr' man' rrl'Sldl·nt's la'\ plan. pl&} mg o n the addrr~Sl'd ,1mpl) "Rom ~ashing-lart that 'ometh1ng 1s going to have
ion. I) c ... arc piling up 1n thl' Wa), w tx· done,on a bipartisan basis."
and Means Cummiltee ollicc!. Ill thl' "'" chairman or the la)'.·Wr111ng
Longworth HouSl' Otlin.· Bu1ld1ng. panel. Ros1cnkowsk1 dcli\.ered the
Democratic rcspomc the n1gh1 Pre 1-
dent Reagan un\e1lled his tax re-
Bingo fans wed 84 guests ' 1s1on plan on nauonal tele\ 1s1on.
CHtCAGO (AP) -tt was a limpte wedding. The
groom Wore wntt•, the brid• marched down the
alM to the mulk: of a solo accordion and some of
the gueeta yefled "Bingo!" at the reception.
had their first date In 198-i.
The la" maker In\ 1ted .\mcricans 10
\Hiie to him to express 1he1n 1ews on
the Reagan plan -and to just
address the en' elope'> to "Rosty" if
the) rnuldn'1·spcll ht'> name.
, "Bernie was a struggling widower, and I was a
struggllng widow.'' the bride said. "Together we
have found a very special happiness.'' ,,,...,..,..... Thelma. Parker, 72. married Bernard
Kaminsky, 60. Sunday at the Little City Bingo
Palace, where they first met In 1979 and where they
Since no honeymoon la scheduled until fall, the
Kamlnskys decided to spend their wedding night
playing bingo.
Thl' maed1blc mail n.·sponse -1n lc~s than t\\O week!> -prompte.d
cumm111l'e H'ternn Rl·p. J .J. Pickle.
D: T c'\as. 10 JOl.r that hl· '"as going to
'gl't his ll" n button printed: "Wnte
RO\!) 1\.01 'fr ..
Maureen -Pritchard , a staff member for Rep. Dan
RoetenkoweJd, sort• some mall regarding tas revielon .
Children of the privileged preying on neighbors
LOS .\NGELES (,.\Pl -The le11ers "FFF' "C'rl·
spray-pau'llted along Ventura Boulc\ard. a ghttenng lian
Fernando Valle~ strip be11cr lo..nO\\ n for 11s Rolls-Ro) l'C
dealership and sushi bars than for gangs· gratftt1.
The affiuent teen·a$crs '"ho painted the letters form
groups that ··are more lil..c secret soc1et1es of the Middle
.\$CS than gangs. The~ glur) 1n anarch~ and des1ruc11on ··
said De1ec11ve Paul Bishop
Police call them "rat pat'k'i .. The) comt' lrom
e'\clusl\ e neighborhood'> "hrre entertainers )Uch. a'>
Michael Jackson and te\c .\lien ll\c, their parent\ g1,r
them evel) thing mone~ t:an bu) ·
But these tt'en-ager'> \\OUld rather steal what the)
want; the) bel1c'c crime 1s cool, sa1<l Bishop. a \Cteran
Juvenile officer.
They take lu•rnr: cars clothes and an) thing or'' alul'
the) can fence after plundering the homes of their pan:nts'
fncnds 1n the comfortable suburbs of the \.\ r.-.1 <\an
Fernando alle}. ,
The le11ers ·· FFF' stand for a group called .. Fight I-or
Freedom:· Bishop said .\nother group that has rnu.,cd
\rouble for police 1s l·alled "The l\f1clo..t') ~louse C luh ··
Pnltcc "'ho rcet·n1h arn·'itl·d l\.\o 16-)ear-old\ in thl'
$4.UOO armed robber~ ol a lol·al ,a, 1ngs and loun Hard-cort· ··rat packer\"40ften leave home. skcp on
assoc1a11on said the pair. "ho wore police uniforms. rooftop) and '10rl· thl·ir clothing at expensive health duh,,
behaved hke professional r nminal,. Bi shop said
··1 "'a) shocked." \a1d Detl'Cll\e Ed Pit.or. a 'cteran ".\II kids rl'lx·I. .. H1\hop ~aid. ··The surprising thi ng
robbel) in vestigator "I usuall~ don't get them this about theo;e I.ids I\ hov. 'itra1ght the) are. The) reject drugs
~oung . .' .. I can't lxhe' e 1hc) put together a crime this and hlo..e to \.\Ork out and hu\ clothes."
professional." The "rat pacl.ers." ho"e' er. arc unimpressed b) their
Police are 1n,es11ga11ng '' hcthcr the 1"'0 ~nu th11 parents· material al'.comphshmen1 and haH' rCJl'Ctcd thl'
belong 10 the gangs. "'ork rth1c as a "'a' tu ~ct "hat the) want. Bishop said
"The rat packs are into high-class cnme. ·· Bishop said Some of their crimes arc l h1ld1sh pranks. The) recruit
"fhq ·11 steal a )CllO\.\ Mercedes Bcn1 10 order. They'll )Ounger admirers at tl'en dance clubs and. hkc thl· Pied
dt.>ll\er a Porsche to a'chop <,hop," "'here 111) d1smanticd Piper. coax them to tollo". When police armc to make
and sold in pans. arrests for "andahsm. the '\easoncd "rat parkers" 'an1sh.
The monc) the~ get from tencing stolen goods goes for lea \Ing their }Oungcr followers 10 face the lav..
memberships in health clubs. for fanc) d o1hes and Bishop and Detcct1H' Sandy Hendncks. who heads
gourmet di'nncrs alon~ Ventura Boule,ard JU~en1lc 10\CSt1gat1ons 1n lhl' West Valle)' D1v1sion of the
"The) are not hke kids in gangs."'Bishop $(lid. "The} Los ..\ngelcs Police Dcpartmrnt. said the emergence of
arc more like secret societtes. The) don't "'ear headbands upper-class teen-age cnme 1s recent and uncAplained
and stuffhke that The)·rl' IOIO the prepp~ loo!.. v.ranng "\.\CjUSlhopc11 'sa pas .. 1ngphase.but\\Cha\COO \\d}
hu11on-do\.\ n shirts and chinos (pants)." of kno"' 1ng 1f 11 "111 be:· llendncks said.
Thl' groups ha\ l' onh aoout 50 members altogether. Bishop said parents. man~ of" horn are h1ghl) paid
hl• '>J1d hut their mrn1tx·r' arix·ar 1ncorng1bk prulesr,10nal'>. arc balllcd ti~ th eir cl11ldrcns· Jct1on\ and
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"rl·acl h~ thro\.\ ing morit·~ :it lht· probkm and money
''on·1 du am guod."
Ira N ·I ll'rnaut'r an .Ennno psychoth~rap1s1 who
t'llunsel) troubled 'ou ths. said hi\ pa11enb of\l'.'n become
1n' olH·d 1n an11-~0c1al tx·ha' 1or tx·causc the' !kl) the} are
bored
~· rhing" ha' l' tn he nn11ng for thl'm all Ol lhc t1mr:·
T1rrnaul'r said "In somt' ra cs. that's "'h~ the) turn to
drugs This (a1me) ma\ bt· ;inother lo..tnd of high ..
Tt•cn-agers drifting into cnme need to he 1dcn11ficd
:arh. hl' -.aid Parents oftl'n art·n·1 eq uipped to handle an
adoiesccn t comm1ttt'd to an11-,uc1al beha' 1or.
"t run 1n1t1 parent'" ho.'' hen the~ tr) to gt•\ cont rol of
a s11ua11on. 11 "alrl'ud' :.o ou1ofcon1rol1ha1 11 becomes a
hOU')l' under ')ll'gl'." hr ~aid.
Tht• fir'it m:p c;hould be rnunschng. he said. But 1ftha1
dor\n't \\Ori.. r 1crnaucr 'i31d ti ··more Controlled CO\ lrOn·
ment 1'i needed ... Hc .. aid 11 l'Ould be' a hosl>1tal wht'~
1nll•ns1\l· ps~ch1a1r1c trl·atmt'nt is a,a·1Jablc.
··The) mJ) hJ\t• to go into a rnntrollcd rn' 1ronmenl
bc)ond trt':llml·nt .. ht• 'Jld ··That l'n' 1ronml·n1 I\
pnc;on ··
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Council .
1studies
food aid
failure
Experts call for more
care a bout long-term I I fa rm developmen ts
P.\RIS (.\P) -~pl·a l.cr\ at .1
World Food Counn l nll'l't111 g
focused Monda) on a glohal s11u -
a11on in whtl'h de"clopcd nation'
fight over markets for food c;urpluscs
wh ile millions o l fom1nl' '1c11m'
stanc 1n Africa
. Experts general!) agree that looJ
aid has failed because too httk
attention has been paid to long-ll·rm
agricultural de' l'lopment that woul<l
enable need~ coun1neo; 10 reduce
lherr depcndl'ncc on out\ldc help.
"If we are going 10 :l\ 01d a repeat ol
the tragedy "l'.,l. \Ccn in .\fnca 1n
the past two }cars. agriculture must
be given a higher pnorll\ in man-.
food dcfirn countries:· l I-~ ..\gncui-
ture Sccrctar) John R. Block told the
delegates to start the four-da~ m1n1s-
tenal mee ting.
"I am rcm1ndt•d ol .1 comnwnt
made h~ Booker T \.\.i,h1ng1on. a
famous hlalk nlurator 1n tht· l ln1tcd
l.itdtc~. He uc;t·d to ''1' · I ht'rl· " a'
murh d1gn11~ 1n ulling the \oil a'> 111
\\nt1ng a poem.· Farming must bt:
gl\en the rc\pl'l't and attention 11
dcscn es and farmers mu'>I get thl·
tnCl'ntl\C\ anti IOOI~ !ht'\ need Ill
produre ·· ·
i::ugcm· F. Whelan of ( anada
outgoing l'Ounnl prc!>1den1. \a1d in
an emotional ~pcech that hr felt a
"great -;rnsc of failure ... He -;aid the
organ1zat1on !iaw fi ve year'I ago that
d1sa!lter was coming to .\fr1ca, but
nobody hstrned.
The death<; in ~fnca arc pre cn-
tablr. Whelan ~1d. and the 1cchno-
log1l'all) de' eloped world can do
something about 11 11' 11 rl·all\ want ..
10.
People rallied to stop the killing of
baby scab. he sa id, but no one 1s
marching to stop human babies from
starvtn(lirlo death.
"In rcali1 y. we are killing bab1c<;.
because we ~now how to <;top that."
he said. "There should be a war on
what's happening in that pan of the
world . We put a dollar sign on who
ha<; the nght to ltve or die "
The World Food Counc1l 1s a U N
agency based 1n Rome. It ha 36 full t1m~ <;l3fTcrs and a council ot
m1n1 ters fro m 36 member coun-
tnc~. It 1 a political body w11h no
oprrntionul function 10 aid ororect .
Prc,.dent Fran 01s M11terrand of
France ~ud feroin ..\fnca 1s an
awcwmc ta\k w11h "man> eonf11ct-
ing intcrcms." H1\ \ l('W wa<; th:u
there mu\\ h( a rcorpruutaon or
markets 10 help need) coun1r1e11
which "T'l' fo cd "•lh he:iv> debt
ef\ 1l"c. dr<"TCas1ng invc-.1mcn1 nnll
lo" n 11nmod11y price~
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Orange Coest DAILY PILOT tr~. June 11, 1NI A7
tar poWer pitching for California c9mpapids
OLLYWOOD (AP) -A flip of the television or ·cam~1ans arouod Shore. Daller. Jones and Adams. commtrcials an which sht' appears. a areat sucetss. dial the~ days miabt ,et .ou Phylhs DJ lie r h~wkana , ;Ibe commercials arc also lucra11vc for the actors .. ht has vc stro o 101ons and wants to be sil "W
nneman. w o s es nray1n1 rca uy, sa1 ay n cy. a ~n1slf\1 accounu wnb us. an many a1d Wayne's comm~iaJs
is Weaverndina a horse dowJl ilshire Boulevard. has an exc usivc hfrume contract as announcer for Home manaaer for Glendale Feder-JI avinas. had convinced them to do so:· he wd. .
It's pan of 'a onaoinJ national trend toward usina Savinas of Amenca. "Even at union scale. 1t would be When 1\ comes to hirina celcbnt1es. firms are Weaver •. -.110 portrayed WC$&ern bcroe:s fn ~
'tics to pitch for major corporations -a trend that excellent. since a shJhtly altered version of the Home extremely imaae<onscious. telev1s1on show "Gunsmolte" and "McCloud." beauM
tttcntly aained momentum 1n the California media commercrals. advenasana the company's non-Cahfom1a Btfore choosana Shore. Glendale Federal Sav1np Great We tern's poktsman an 1982.
et. ' operations, is shown all over the country, and I get paid checked her "O rat1n~" which renects her stand1na with "To a dqree. our own 1mase was chanJJnl to that of
Diller has been a spoke woman for Ole's Home every tame they run." thepublic,Grifrey sa1d. , -tbemodernWest,"sa1dtheoffioal.''Wewantedaauywho
ters. Jones represents Ralphs Markets. Wca\!er ''It's lucrative and I cnJ<>Y 1t," said comedian Bob "We found she has ah~ degree of visibUity wtth our reflected both the old Western hortcman and the modem
nts Home SavinJS. Don Adams has spoken for Hope, who docs nationwide commercials for Texaco and primary market," he said. 'F~nhermore. she's seen as a Westerner 1n ~ tuxedo. Weaver fit the 1mqr!'
ief Auto Parts and Dinah Shore for Glendale Federal has been the voice of Cahforn1a Federal Savings 'lance very warm. human. carina personality." Ea&le sa1<S Daller. a comedian. bad special value
vinas. December 1979. One of the best-remembered spokesmen was John beca use pcopk were surpnsed w was touuna hardware
Industry expens say the increase in star sclhng as ... Hope said his S1'1 years as Cal Fed's spokesman has Wayne. who brou&ht his ruaed brand of Amencan "She mtaht be the la t ~rson you'd cbOOIC for that
on tWO'thinas: money and image. not made him an expcn an finance. intCJntY to TV commercials fOr Great Western Federal JOb." Eqle said. "Ordinanly, yo u'd use so~y 1n
"It's a wa y to get instant awareness and great "Oh. no, we don't get involved in that son of thing." Sav1n1s an December 1977. Wayne often appeared near a overalls. or maybe a homemlkcr -JOmebod)> you'd
ibility for your client.'' said Daryl Eagle. an account he said. "We just work with the scnpts they gave us. lf we roann& campfire with a brandin& iron or sming tall an the citpect to give how-to ups. But Phyllis Dtller'> Well, nobody
rvisor at the Los Angeles advenisina firm of Davis. have any questions. we talk 1t over with the producers." saddle on a bluff overlookinJ the Pacific. expected to Stt Lee Jacocca (prcstdent of Chrysler Corp,.>
nson. Mogul and Colo(J'lbatto Inc.. which built But Shore of\en makes suggestions about 1he A Great Western cxccuuve sai<t the commcmals were dolna Plymouth commercials. but be 501d a lot or cars.' 1r=====~======::::::::========---======-=========================================:::;;;;;....-~~~~~_,;..-------,c
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vaf ued at over $1 million .
. Beauty
eggs on
bidder
Will Malcolm Forbes
or Russians shell out
mo~t for)eweled art?
NEW YORK (AP\ -It 1s a
splendid ;cwclcd table dock of
enameled, translucent '1olc1 ·"'ags
of golden fruit hang from its o~ster
colored dial"' 1th m diamond nu mer·
als and pearl nm med border
.\nd when a ·bu11on 1~ prc~sl.'J an
back. a golden gnlk OfX·n~ anJ a tin~
red bird n~s -rro"'ing. flapping its
"'i ngs and mo' ing 11s beat..
It as a m1ll1on-dollar ~·gg.
Known as The Cuckoo Egg. 1h1s
Im perial Easter Egg crafted 1n 1900 b}
Peter Carl Faberge will be auc:11oncd
toda) b) Sotheb} ·s. ll 1s the lirst ume
a Faberge Imperial Egg will go on the
block an the United <;1a1es. It also can
give ei ther thl' O' 1et Union or
linanc1al publisher Malcolm Forbes
the largest Faberge Egg collcct1on in
the world. Faberge producl·d 54 I mpcnal Eggs
for the last cLars oft m penal R u~s1a -
Ale>..andcr Ill and h1s son. N1cholas II
-an the late I Q1h and earl} ~0th .
centuries. Of the su n I' mg eggs. 10
are preserved in the .\rmol) Museum
of the Moscow Kremlin. 10 arc in the
Forbes Magazine collcc11on . two arc
in the collcc11on of Queen Eh1abeth 11
and the rest arc distributed at Ii' e
American· museums
:·Maybe the Russians won·t \\ant
us to 'out-egg· them :in} more than
the} want us to ·ou1-m1s'i11l'· thl·~:·
said Forb\:s an an 1ntl'f' tl'" ··-we re
hoping that 1h1' 1c; one fal'l't of thl'
Cold War \H"ll mo' l' ahl·aJ on Rut
)OU nCH'r knu\\. 'iOml'OOl' might
think that ha\ 1ng JUSI Onl' ul thl''ie I\
all right and" 111 go all out for 1t ··
Forbes. who hac; hecn rnllcct1ng
Faberge for 25 )Cars. first heard about
the ava ilabilit y of th e Cuckoo Egg
about a )ear ago The 0"' ner. Bernard
Solomon of BeHrl) Hills. Calif .. was
interested 1n ~lling 11 pn,atrl).
Forbes said. However. the Jeweled
prize became entangled 1n a di vorce
proceeding a-; a pnme asset
Forbes would not 1nd1catt' ho"
high he's willing to bid. though
Sotheby's has estimated 1.hat the egg
•will go for from SI mil hon to S 1.5
million. • Sothcby's didn't know ii So' act
rcpresentati,es would show up for
the aucuon ... , don't know whether
they would be interested 1n b1dd1ng or
not. In the late '70s. the) bid on
Russian silver in Zunch." said
Gerard Hall. vice president at
Sothcby's. In the past SO years. only three
other Imperial Eggs haw be-en sold.
Hill said. In I 973. an egg sold for
$200.000 and established a record for
Faberac. he said.
Lona a symbol of new life and
cn-att0n, eggs have been e' hanged at
Easter for centuncs. Natural eggs
were often pa1n1cd and decorated (as
they._rc toda ). In the 18th century.
cus were crafied from glass.
porcchun. wood and pap1cr mache
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1885. a comm1ss1on from l"'ander
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A8 ~ Coaat DAILY PILOT /Tuesday, June 11, 1985
..... __ eicnickersjust ke"pt Ba.b-bob-bob-bi~g along
NEW YORK ( :\P)-Robert 'olk} ball. and ~nga theme sona
JosephofNapoleon.Oh10, "'ho ne,cr· "uh I ricsb} -"'hoelsc'l -Bob
name. now has met 35 Roberts one
Robcrtaa,nd two "Future Bob"
Josephs.
ThC'y met m Brooklyn's Prosf)('ct
Park at the first Bob Joseph picnic.
where they ran a one-m1k Bob-A-
Thon. bobbed for apples. ate sh1sh-
ka-Bob, staaed a battle of the Bobs 1n
The )Ouneest Bob Joseph. 31 :.
came with his father. Bob. 36. and h1i.
grandfather. Bob. 6~. all from
Hampton Bays.
The oldest Bob. 71. an insurance
salesman from East Meadow. satd he
used to get the mail of another Bob
Joseph. but that Bob didn't show up
at the p1cn1c.
Much of the afternoon "as mil.en
-crp-l\'tth mtrodUC'i . . •
being the most common Then came
the "Bobbed" humor. and some soul-
earch 1 ng on the importance ofbemg
Bob.
.• , ou look a httlt}oungtobea Bob
Joseph.'' Bob ofGrand Blanc. Mich ..
told o r\e oftwo Staten Island Bobson
hand. to the amusement ofs1x or so •
Bobs 11.1thm ea~hot.
BobJo)Cph of Anaheim wa
"H1. Bob" cassettc tape that was
pla}ed to general amuStment.
Bob-da} was organized b) Robert
rhomasJoseph ofBrooll) n. a en1or
'ice president v. uh Wilham Esty
.\dvertisint whoconce1"ed of the
idea at\ er a us1 ness as~oc1ate was
unable to telephone him one week-
end. J uJ1 Jo~ph of Queens and .\hce
"The 1nformauon operato r told me Joseph oCCh1cago. both preanAnt ~~w~1~tn...-i~~on10~1-c~8olfthbs~.~··~w~e~re~T..-1tth~ir~as--~
Brook I) n, and the) all hu unh~ted that proda1med 1he1re'<pectat1ons.
numben:-S:S1d1he :moc1ate. Chuck althougn the~ said theym1g~t batk at
Hyman. who was present a an pa.,s1n1 the name to thciroffspnng.
"honorary ~b ... "I called Bob the .. Toda) convinced me that there
. ne'<t Mond yan(i told him that aretool1'lnny BobJ~phs.And
everybod) ame\I Bob Joseph must Roberta 1sdefinitd) out.'' said Chi-~ craz}." cngo Bob' wife.Alice. "lt'sco"!fu~ing
Brook I} n Bob aid he i.poni.ored enough around the house no"· ------·----the picnic forS 1.000 .. bccau e I At the close of the da}. the gruup
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wanted to make us all famous. To elected the Bob from farthest awa~ -
help our business. And it's working." • Alba. Okla. -to run the newlj
The Bobs wore blue T-shirts bear-created "Bob Joseph So.c1ety for the
ing their names and tags with their Discovery and Advancement of Bob
home states. Their spouses and non-Josephs Everywhere." and to or-
Bobchildren wore tan "friends of gan1zc next year's picnic.
Bob" shirts and the crew serving Botr One o f the last Bobs toarn' e dro' e
a-que wore red" I Wish I were: Bob up in a police car with his wife.
Joseph"sh1rts. Lucille.and theirt"o daughters.
Edµcators split
on Reagan tax
plan's impact
But most predi ct it
will be disastrous
to nation's schools
• By LEE MITGANG
AP Education Writ.,
W11h1n the narro"' ronline~ of
Washingto n. education leaders and
lobb) 1sts seem united 1n portra) 1ng
fYres1dent Reagan's ta\. reform pack-
ageasa disaster fort he nation's pubhl
schools.
"Hypocn s):· said Tom . hannon.
e>.ecuuve director of the Nauonal
School Boards Association
.. A devastating blo"'." agreed
Kcnh Geiger. vice pres1dt:nl of the
National Education Assoc1at1on.
"A cruel blow to an ,\mencan
education S) stem that has really bcl·n
on the rebound in tht: last few years."
said American Fedcrauon o f
Teachers President Albert Shankl'r.
--+-+--__IbeµruLuthcrs are alarmed O\'er
key proV1s1o ns of th(' Reagan
proposals. cspec1all) the proposed
ending of the deduct1bll1t' of state
and local taxes. "'h1ch arc the
financial lifeblood ofpubhc <;chools.
The' and bthcr educato rs and local
poliucians plan to gather 1n Washing-
ton on Thursda) to sho" Congress
the)r determ1na11on to defeat the
plans that Reagan l'ems JUSt ac;
determined to sec adopted
··The obJCttn-c 1s 10 l'reate a
national coah11o n and rtiake elected
represcntatl\cs aware of thl' o pposi-
tion." said Martin C. Barell.
chancellor of the Ne~ \ ork State
Board of Regent'> and a pnnupal
archttect of the June 13 mccung
But bc\ond thl' Potomar 1n local
school districts. op1n1on 1s Jeepl)
dl\ided. often 1n ~urpnsing "'a)s.
Some local school official~ '>upport
Reagan's tax reforms. l''l'n 1n h1gh -
1ax states hkc C'alifornw and New
Jersey that stand to lose most 1f those
proposals beco me law.
"I don't agrc(' that. n ght ofTthc bat.
this is a disaster for cdut·a 11on." Bill
Honig. head of public 1nstruc11on 1n
California. said 1n an 1nt1:rv1e\\. He
praised the Reagan package as
"healthy" a nd "poliucall ) well
crafted."
But othe rs. including educators 1n
states with rcla11,cl) low local taxes.
fear that ending deduct1b1ht) of state
and local taxes on federal income ta\
returns "ould spark. public prc~surc
to cut local taxes. That 1n turn might
force undesirable cuts in school
programs.
O ther provision'> of the Reagan
package also "Ori) some education
officials. Teacher unions arc sa:y1ng
the plan to tax a portion of employer
contributio ns to health benefits
might make teaching. already poorl~
compensated. an e'en less a11rac11 ve
profession.
.\nd some al'>o wori;. that h)
lowering the top la\ hrad .. et trom SH
pcn:c nt to .15 f)erlcnt. ta\-e\l'mpt
honds wo uld Ix· that mul·h k '\'
a11raCtl\c 3!> an 10\cstmcnt. and
he nce more dillicult for '>Chool dis-
tricts to sell.
Michigan's school superintendent.
Ph1hp Runkel. ~•d lhe lcg1~laturc
would be ··hard pressed" to raise
taxes for schools 1f tht: Reagan
proposals are adopted. Course with
low enrollments. like ph)Stcs.
c:hem1str) and foreign langua$e.
might be abandoned b> some dis-
tricts. he said.
STATE FUNDS
Ironical!\. ""ealth1er school dis· mctnrnghi~ trit harder than otlt .
because the . ''eahh' most oflen
11cm1zc deduc11ons on their income
tax rcturnc;. .\nd mam 1n those
commun111es send their.i:hlldrcn to
pn1,atnchools o rdon't haH·children
and arc thus alrcad) 111d1ned to resist
school taxe... ·
In Wc'ltfield. N.J.. an upper
m1ddk-class. cducat1on-m1ndl'<l
bedroom co mmun1t ~. Supcr-
1ntcndent Laurence Greene fears thnt
passage of the tax plans would mean
"a gloom}. gloomy picture. Peoplt'
are going to stan rcJec11ng school
budgets. Building maintenanCl' 1s
doomed. and class s11e "'Ill graduall)
increase ...
But .\Ian Sugarman. <,uper-
1ntcndcnt of'ichools in Fon Lee.:"' J
which 1s t:nJO} mg a condom1111um
and busin~ss de\ elopment ooum that
has kept local school ta' rate'\
rclat1\cl) lo'' 1n a high-ta\ stJte \Ce!>.
a less gloom } picture. He said that '
~hale he opposes the ta' changcs ··m
pnnc1ple.'' he belic,es the) ··won't
have an) particular effect on our l..tnd
ofcommunll}."
Ncarl} e\er}one agrees that
educators opposed to Reagan·s plan
will have to convince Congress lhftt
ending the dcduct1b1ht) of state and
local taxes '" a threat to Slhool
d1stncts and educational e \cellcncc
ever) where. not JU'it in Ne~ York.
Nt•w frr~C) and othn h1gh·t<l\·\t3tl''
·o me foe, of tht· ta\ paL~agc an·
stressing that a 'llate\ fortunes \.·an
change abruptl). b) cho1c:e or lutk
Several Deep South state!>. for in-
stance. ha'e had to raise local ta\e~ 111
the last couple of years because of thl·
drop 1n 011 and natural gas ta\
re,enues.
i\ related fear is that states 111..c
Tennessee and .\rkansas. Y1h1ch had
heeded the Reagan adm 1n1strat1on·~
call to put more resources into
education. \\Ill now be pcnal11ed b\
the Reagan tax reforms ·
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llilyPilat TUESDAY. JUNE \1. 1985
COMPLETE NYSE COMPOSITE tRAN8ACTION8, 84
• uwa1t open f Or us1ness
Costa Mesa businessman says trade center
is needed locally to encoura e t.nvestments
like Bank of '\menca and Merrill
Lynch. ha ve opened oflices tn the
Middle East to establish personal and
economic ties.
Association of Home Builders on the
Kuwaiti mp, said he plans to rec-
ommend that the association suppon
a recommendation to establish a
Kuwa1ti'commerc1al and tradt' center
in the Greatt'r Los Angeles ams.
Timbers acquires
$5 million motel (
··1fyou aren't large enough to open
ments 10 the United States. an office over there. then your ne'tt
J.F Parmh, president nd chair-
man of tht' board of the !M oe-based
Timbers Corp. announced the recent
acqu1rn1on of the SS m11l1on
Caballero Motor Inn&. Restaurant 1n
El Pa~. T cir.as.
The l~room motel. has a pPO-
Jected income of $1.5 m1lhon in tht'
est.a te and busmeu boldinp and to
maintain no I~ than a 60 percent M\
equity position, Parrish said.
The: Tunbcrs Corp.:s common
stock 1s traded on the national over·
tbe-<:ounter marlteL
A center for commerce and com-
munications with Kuwait should be
established in Southern CaJifomia to
take advantage of the Middle Eastern
emirate's willingness to invest in the
United States. according to a Costa
Mesa businessman.
"They do business d1fl'erendy than best step is to get a consultant over
we do here," Day said. "They want to there. Or )'Ou can work with their
know the people and company New York counterparts. Most of the
they're dealing wijh before t~ey will Kuwaiti banks. trading companies
. discuss any transactions or invest-and in\l:!>tment hou!.Cs have offi ces
ments. Tht'y want to know how yo u or repre~ntatives 1n Ne"' York
and your company do yo ur business. Cit)'."
"We've oprned some doors tor
both U.S. real estate rntertsts and
American D1 vers1fied 1n vestmtnt
and we should build on th ose rel~
uonships." Day said.
next I 2 months, according to Pamsh. ._ ri;,.•••• who said the acqu1s111on 1s lhe first
step 1n an aggressive growth program
for the newly acquired corporation. Lester Day. president of Costa
Mesa-based American Diversified
Capital Corporation and American
Diversified Savings Bank. re~u~ed
recently fro.m a :Neek-long v1~1t to
Kuwait as a member of a blue-nbbon
governmen t/ptivate industry
mission.
"There's about $70 bill ion invested
in the United States by government.
companies and families in Kuwait,"
Day said. "and the whole country 1s
_very much ~aware of the ~litacal
stability and the stability of invest-
what you do as a business. and how "The) do ha' e representation 1n
you operate your busines9. They want Califorirn1 now but thcy'tt looking at
to establish a personal relationship this part of the rnuntr) to e'ltpand
and conduct exploratory con versa-their offices .\ deanngh ousc 111 the
uons before dC'aling w11h an) tran • Los .\ngdcs an.·a "'ould help us do
actions... r more bus1n~ss "Hh 1hcm.""
"That personal touch. which takes fatabhsh1ng a rnmmun1cat1ons
a commitment of time to develop and center 1n the Los .\ngeles area to deal
maintain between our country and with Ku1.1.a11i bus1ne-.s matters 1.1.ould
theirs. is necessaf) beforf the} will • help enttt'e a Ku.,..a111 bank or tradmg
invest their mone} in the Un1t.ed compan) to opc:n office'> in Los
States," Day sl\1d. Angele-.. he <,aid.
He noted that major companies. Da 'f . 1.1. ho represented the National
American Diversified 1s a multi-
faceted financial snv1~s and real
estate development firm based here
with activi ies nationwide.
· Amer~n D1vers1fied has mo..,ed
into se' enth µlace from 17th place
among the nation's largest housing
producers. accordi ng to the fatest
figures published by the association·~
maga11ne. Builder
The compan) also 1s the fourth
largest builder of rental unm and the:
tiflh largest pnvatel> owned com-
pan) in the industf).
Timbers Corp. 1s negot1atin' for
the purchase of a second motel 1n El
Paso. a 176-room fac1ht} which 1s
pan of a maJOr hotel chain.
Parnsh ~1d both Timbers Corp
and the sellers arc 1n agreement to
complete the purchase of this oewl) !fl"·
ronstructed $15 m1lhon fac1ht}
Jlthough 11 ma} ta ke l\\<O to three
1.1.eeks to wmplete the deal
W1th1n the ne).t 60 da>s. Timbers
( orp. 1ntl·nds to add up to $40
m11l1on 1n ne"' acqu1s111ons in real
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-..c (V1cc m hl'ip vpu make tt m the m.nkctpl.lLL.
Evrrythmg from fmancm~ to tm,urp.1 -.-.cJ wnrlJ-
w1dc rnpabtl1ue .... So vo u'll nL·vcr nut~mw u ...
If you wam .1 bank wJth mnrl' ·L.m Jo · tll
help you r . mall busme\c..
succeed . come to C'ahfom1a\
leading mall bu!\tnC~'
hank AnJ fin<l out wh.tt
we "c.rn do" for vou
BANH
ON THE
LEADER'
DAVE
STEWART
YES Fund
offers safe,
lucrative
investDlent
By J . David Stewart
Kceplflg up 1.1.11h the Jone~s 1s
tough. Keeping up"' 1th larT) Jones 1s
1mposs1ble
We first met 1n spnngofl 982. >ears
after his consummate kno"'ledge of
the bond market and talent for s.i mpl~
commumcaung the complex •had
raised him to the pinnacle of power
and respect. Relaxing pools1dC' at his
Southern Cahfom1a residence. I re-
member thtnkmg that larT). hle his
opulent hilltop home. couldn't poss-
ibly go an~ higher But that \\as before
I kne1.1. larT) well
In actua)u~. he and a colleague
would soon be scraping the up-
zrmost nniosphere -Of succe5Sfu~
monc:} management. The colleague
was Dirk Rose. an intellectuall) gifted
num~r cruncher relat1,el~ fresh
from the think-tank of tanford
L nl\ ers1l\
.\t ~t<. · Dirk wa" alread' a re -
cognm~d authont\ on public tinance:
re\t~nue forecasting and stratcgK nsk
management Together Jones and
Rose along 1.1.1th a handful ot other
ul tra-1m press1,e 1n,cstment figure~
went on to structure .\menra·!> first
debt1op11on income fund Thl' ) E
Fund
'o"'. barel\ into its third 'ear of
opera tion. the YF Fund<' \SD.\Q
5, mbol YESF\ 1 manage' S JOO mil hon for llS \hJrt'holder<, Jnl.1 ran!.!.
'tl I in \1ont'' \t.i~a11nl··, \tar1.h
I 4 \" lht ,1f be<,1 'll IJ ng (nn anmcnt
BnnJ f unJ, ) £ '-1, Jn Jn,h "'"' m
lllr thl' lunili lnll'!>tment ub1cl.ll\~
ht~h ,urr,·n1) ,,·Id £\Ira '"''"lll'JnJ
~Jlct1
Thl'''' oh1<', t11 l'' hJ1 l' t°'t'l'n nwt Ill
the k11cr so to 'fX'JI. produ, in~ .in
1mpre:.'>I' c 1.ornp1.1undt·d l urrcnt
Held or I.' ~5 l)l'rcent · l nu,ualh high rates of rl·turn Jre
th1.· red tlag l)I 1h1.' pro' ati1dl in\l''I·
ment trade-<.)11 I l' thl' 2rt•att'r th1.•
) 1cld the greater th1.' n-.l.. But thl') ES
Fund 1<. 1n' cstt•d '1rtuall~ I 00 ~·rt·ent
in l \ Treason txmd!>. ba1.kl'd J'-to
principal .ind 1ntt're">t h' the tull la11h
anJ cr1.•d1t ot the l \ gtH t'mrn,·nt
Thl' t'\tra-ordinan '1t'ld rt·,ult' lrum
thl' IOIC.:rt•st lh t' WC'Unlll'\ 1.·arn pluc,
the l'\tra 1ncum1.· g1.'nl'ratcd trom the
sale tit .-o' erl'd l'Pl1un' 1.1. ntten
against the portl1.1lit1 l nl1 l..1.· a rnonc~
market fu nd. the nc:t asset' alul' ol tht•
Yf Fund ~111 t1urtuatl'
.\m1.•nca'<, senou' mon1.'' '>l't'rn<.
ent1rc.-h romfortahlc "1th th,· ) E~
Fund'' manager' 1.1. hl' 1. urrenth
h.indk ncarh $~ h1lhon IM 1n\11tU·
1111n,1l 1. llen1'
f hl' \n1,1rt nllllll'\ f n•'l Ill he.·
u1nlu,l·d '' 11h th, 1n,11tut1••nJI
m. Hll' " J h• 'II Pfll'rl 1' ,. -'I '11
'd,1•11 J , .. 1k.11!m' 1•1 n11n1.· 1,·u nth
Pll'l'd ••nl .it h1~ m11r1.· '<•ph1,11,,11,·d
,licnh "•th a '1mrk 4m·,t1Lm
·\\ ,1uld \1.1u ht.· 1nt1.•r1.·,t1.·J 1n a
go' anm1.·nt htinJ !O' c:'tnwn1 .-ur-
rl'nth f'J' 1n~ \LIU I~ rc.·r,cnt " .\
'-'l't'I. latl'r .Ism·, l li l·nt "l'nt thl' ) f'
f-unJ a ,hl·1.l.111 SI 2 m1ll1<'n
\ nJ "h' m1t "n, l' t hl' I und 11tkrl'd
him thl' "''l't' ''' .1 tnpk \.\.\
1n'l',tn1l'lll pl1" 'l• i:x·rn·n1 m••rl
1n1.Pnw than l'' ,•n h" l11ntL tl·rm
cer111i1.Jt1.· ,,t drro'"' "l'rl· pJ1 1ng.
\,~ 111ur,l·l1 th1.• .,;lml· ltUt'\thm II
thl' Jn'''1'r 1, ' l" rerh.JP'> lhl'
1n\\''lm1•nt I' h111
I 1>.11 1.t 'tt'"·"' ''J ''''"" /:lrok1•r in
'<'II r'l\ lrl fk.ll h
Newport firm
sells mall
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tru't h.1, ..... 1,1 thl h'UI I 11lnn1l'' 'ihOJlf'IO~ ( l'nt1'f Ill i l'nl \,\ t-.an
I l'Ur l l)hm1r' "·'' 'l1IJ 110 ~fa, 11
lor I ~ 32 'ti" u'""~ing <11 ~4ll~ '(\) ,a,h JnJ .1 pr1'm"'"" '"'tl·
tor $ I 12;.000
Th(' \hnpp1n~ H ntl't hi\ .1ll·u in .1
.,ul'lutl'l of ~an\J' l 111 "a' M1~inall'
a1.qu1rt-d h' tht• tru't 1n Ill " t.11 SI ll~l 000 '
r-• .. . "') . -
\\e!!.pa\ ln ,t~,,l,f' Tru\I "11nt ,,,
thr~ equ11' -bascd r~al c1.1a~ 1n' \.'\I
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Bank Of America /
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Or...,ge Coast DAILY PILOT /Tuesday. June 11, 1985
Bill Oeuls ha:-been appomtt:d '1C'C prc-sidcnt ol dc,dopmcnl
for the Ncwpon Beach di\ 1~1on of Tbe Koll Co. In his nc-w po 1.
Denni,. will identif) new development opponunll1cs in Or'nn&c.
R1 vcrs1dt' and San Bernard mo count 1c~. The C' orona del Mar rcs1dcn l
1s former senior sale consultant for Coldwell Banker. • • • William R. Pbebus ha$ bten appomtt-d vice president and chief
residential loan ofliccr of Costa Mesa-ba~d OowDey SavlDp and
Loan Association. He 1s a former vice preMdenl and regional ln:rn
~upcrv1!f.or for Home Savings of America and bring~ ~I ) earo; of rc.-al
estate lending experience to his nt'\' (>()'it .....
Dominic alas ha~ bt:1.·n nJmt·d an:ounung coord1na1ur 1n Cox &
Burch Advertising Co's adm1n1<.1ra1n c 'l'n aces dcpartmcn1. Former
at·counHi rcce" able clerk at EOS, loc. of Orange. Sala!> I!> rcspom1bk
for account~ pa}abk data prou:ss1ng and computcn1cd direct mail
opera lions.
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• CALIFORNIA
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SEVEN YEAR AUTO LOANS
ROLLS ROYCE • MERCEDES
Luxu:ry car financing
Low rate&• Seven year term
Call Meli.Ma -(714) 495-3300
MONARCH BANK
30000 Town Cent~r Drive
Laguna Niguel. CA 92677
Unbuckling Repreeentatl•ea of the Motor Car Dealera
AMOClatlon of Oranfe County and the
Cahnera Expoeltion Group were,all amllea for
the unbuckling of the 1985 Oran ge County
International Auto Sbow held recently lD
Anaheim. From left are Jamea Upp, lllke
McLean, Gary Gray, Ted Welner and Richard
Libertine.
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Union 8-nk .ecently opened an new 11-atory aouth <>ranee
County r~lonal office ln the Koll Center In Inine. The bJjh
rl9e build.Ing baa 27 .ooo aquare feet of office apace.
Union Bank opens
Dew regional office
By Joy Dee Anthony o.-y,... eo..,., • ...,,,
A gala recep11on with shrimp and
champagne marked the move of
Union Bank's south Orange County
regJonal offi ce from Newport Center
to Koll Center 10 Irv ine.
Calling the new location "the hub
of Orange County's business and
financ1al commun1ty.'' Walter Florie.
regional vice president, said the 11-
story high rise. containing 27.000
square feet of office space. has a new
Real Estate Loan Center. The ad-
d1t1on makes 1t much larger than the
old Newport Center office.
"Orange County's growth over the
past 10 years has been P.henomenal,"
Florie said. noting a shift towards the
south and the eastern parts of the
county. The bank moved 11s regional
office to provide greater convenience
for customers. he said.
At the reception. Flone said there's
a different feetrng o Orange County
business 10 contrast to Los Angeles
work. "Competition 1s more keen
here." he said. especially 1n banking.
"It's a hot area of the state." Having
been in volved both wi th the long-
hved manufacturing businesses in
Los Angeles and the high technolog)
navor of Orange Count~. Florie says
he prefers 11 here.
"It's new and exc111ng.'' he said.
Although unable to gn e precise
figures on the effect on Orange
County of the proposed Reagan tax
reform package, Flone said that his
pos1t1on 1s decidedly "middle of the
road." He secs both pos1t1ve impacts
in the rate reduction aspect of the plan
and ne1tat1 ve effects from the elimina-
11on of some deducti ons for the real
eMate. 011 and gas industnes.
Union Bank. an $8.1 billion bank
headquartered in Los Angeles, 1s the
3:!nd largest bank 10 the nation.
' 'Bot1ine ~' -
offeredto -
usiness
Pacific Bell unveils
•dtrect connection'
telephone service
Businesses that frequently call
other offices no lon1er have to dial
those phone numbers to com-
municate.
A new Pacific Bell .. hothne" ser-
vice makes a direct telephone connec-
tion possible by simply lifting the
receiver, eliminating dialing time and
the need to even remember the
number you wish to dial.
, ... Called "Direct Connection." the
service also makes 1t 1mposs1ble to get
a wrong number. said Dave Carroll,
Pacifi c Bell area manager.
"If you're a doctor who needs to
frequently call a local phannacy or
managing a construction project and
want to keep 1n touch with the
wo.tcers at the site. then 'Direct
Connection' makes things a lot eas-
ier.'' Carroll said.
He said the ~rv1ce 1s also useful to
police and highway patrol for emerg-
ency service C;llls, a1rpons for quick
connection 10 cab companies and
hotels. busanesses for data trans-
mission and warehouses for com-
mun1cat1on between d1stnbu11on
points.
The service can also prt>vent un-
authorized calls from telephones that
are only to be used for specific
purposes. thus helpang that bu51ness
10 control phone costs. he said.
Carroll said three types of direct
connections are possible: unshared.
which connects one or more lines to a
separate designated phone number;
shared. which connects many tele-
phone lines 10 a single phone number;
and controlled, which connects one
or more phone lines to a single phone
number with the ability to change at
will the receiving phone number.
The three types of"hothnc" service
range in price from $2. 7 5 to $4. 50 per
month. Carroll said.
Orange Cout DAILY PILOT/Tue.day, June 11, 1111 •
Wardyaward
Richard E . Schneider. left, The Irvine Co;'•
director of retail leutna. and Barbarl
Roppolo. director of Fublon laland man-
agement. preeent Amen Wardy with a
plaque rec~e:"' bla •tore'• mark of ban the •t Ml• . ..-..-.aare f oot !f any re · er f:':e Newport Center
Fublon laland In the put two yean. ----.
Douglas, Fluor sign pact
Aircraft company, e ng ineering giant
combine to revamp Chinese airpor ts
LONG BEACH. Calif (..\P) -
Douglas Aircraft Co .. which 1"'0
months ago announced an agreemenl
10 sell up to $I billion 1n airliners to
China. said Monda) it has )01ned
forces with engineering &!ant Fluor
Corp. to look into revamping Cbana·~
airports.
Neither company was w1lhng to put
a pnce1ag on the potential size of the
Chinese work.
·'The' lihl' ( h1n1:sel apparcntl}
ha'c dcudt:d that 11 1'> belier to
de,elop air transpon at 1h1 'l t1me than
11 1~ 10 dc,clop h 1ghwa~ and rail
S\Stem!I ·· ..aid Don Hanson. a
sP<>kcsman for Long Beach-based
Douglas. a un11 of McDonnell
Douglas ( orp of St. Lou1\
"China offer<; a tremendous market
in the area of commercial and
1ndu~1nal pro1ec1s. and '~c·rc certain
th is JOIOI ve nture will help C'h1na
moH forward with Its modermzatton
ellorts." ~1d Gareth CC Chang,
president of ~cDonnell Douglas
( h1na Inc
Douglas and Fluor wi ll study the
teasab1hty of all phases of a1rpon
projects from planning a complete
ne"' fac1ht:r to designing and super-
\ 1s1ng improvements at ex1s11ng Sites,
the com pa nae~ said ma 101n release
In Apnl. Douglas announced that
China had agreed to buy 26 MD-80
commercial airliners with an opuon
to purchase 15 more.
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NE W YORK !AP) Jun. 11
Advanced Decllned
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AMEX LEADER S
NEW YORK !AP> -S41es, 4 p.m . price and .oeJ chanoe of the_ ten mo~ active American Stock E xchanoe Issues. tr a d i ng nellonallv at more than s I. WanoLabB
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NYSE LEADERS
NEW YORK (AP) -Sales, C Pm. price
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Orange Coast DAILY PILOT /Tuesday, JuM 11, 1915
ANNLANDER881
EDITORIALS•
Co~st man's business is c oming up 'shorts-'
r
~~whole ld~a started with a torn pair
of store-bought s w!mming trunks ...
By JEFF SKLANSKY own estimate.
0t1MDe11yNottte11 .. I wanted to work. but I hate
When Steve Barnes started his own working for anybod) dsc... said
business. he was a 24-year old Siu.dent aarnes. a 1977 gra~.uate of Corona del
at Cal State Long Beach with an . M~r H1g.h School. I was planning on
interest in law and a tom pair of doing th!s as a hobby. but it got so b1~.
swimming trunks. I couldn t go back to school. l couldn 1
It was an unhkel) beginning for get ou1.of1t now 1f I w~.nted 10 .. I
Que Pasa Brothers. the swimwear love thts bu.siness now
compan) which Barnes owns and But as little as three years ago.
operates from his Newpon Beach Barnes never w?uld havl' guessed he
home. would encj up 1n the clothing bus1·
"I had one bathing suit that JUSt ness. He still hates to sho p for clothes.
kept comin~ apan .. Barnes ~ d and when he onginated Que Pasa
sitting poolside at h;s parents' t\o~~ Brothers he knew little if anything
in Harbor View Hills. about th.e business he was l'ntenng. Jumping head-first into the fast-
Frustrated b} the quaht~ of his paced world of the Los .\ngeles
store-bought s"1msu1t. Barnes Sl't out garment 1ndustr). he found himself
to make his ov.n. 8) the w1ntl'r of pa1nfull} uneducated in the an and
1983 he had l<)unched Que Pasa language of making clothes. But true
Brothers. with two pairs of quick-dry to his entreprcneuna1 spmt. Barnes
nylon trunks sewn togethe r for him by hid a tape recorder 1n his sock. and
··a little old"tad> in Santa Ana." He taped hiscon' ersauons w1th clothing
coined the name .. Que Pasa:· wh1ctt me rchand1ser11 from c.A.
means "what"s happe ning" tn · "I went home and listened to what
Spanish and created a logo that has the} had said Then I went hack and
caught on in five local businesses as · used some of the ke' v.-o rds I'd
w~ll as stores in Hawa11 and Pueno learned. That gQt me 1.0 the door.''
Rico. Barnes said" 11h a gnn.
The circle of dolphins. sy mbol of Once 1n the door. Que Pasa
Que Pasa Brothers. has since found 11s Brothers began the kind of spenacu-
wa} o nto some 9.500 men and bo}s lar growth which has earned Barnes
sw1msu11s Barnes has sold. and respect at a number of outhern
earned him roughl} SI 0.000 h> his Cahfom1a trade shows. and ha11
enabled him to place adven1sements
he designed himself in the nationwide
.\CllQn Sponsand urfing magazines.
With a little luck and what he has
learned about the swimwear busine$s
in the last two years, Barnes plans to
market his first pull-over jackets and
pleated pants this fall, and his first
hne· of women's w1mwear next
summer. In time. he hopes to'produce
an enure line of clothing for men and
women.
What makes Que Pasa Brothers thff~ent from everyone else struggl·
1ng to get a corner on the market?
Barnes says ht'> SWlmsuus arc
actuall) better than thOSt' of bigger
companies. because he says he
doesn't skimp on the little th1n~
which make a big d1fTeren-Ce in
comfon and durability. In add111ori.
Barnes continues 10 design all of his
products personally. and supervise
their manufacture by sewing em-
ployees 1n Santa Ana and Los An-
geles. Barnes still makes all of his own
deh,enes. in a Volkswagen van. 10
local stores hke Hobie Spons and the
Balboa Beach Company.
The secret o f Que Pasa 's success.
Barnes ~id. has been his v.-ilhngness
to take the risk in'ohed mplunimg
his time. mone) and efTo n into
'IOme1h1ng c;ompletely different from
anything he'd ever done before. It's a
nsk Barnes 1s 11.lad he took today.
... You're not going to get anywhere
1fyou don·11ake a chance." he said.
DEBS TAKE TEA AT UCI
Twenty-one )Oung women have embarked on a VCf)
exciting time ... the) were introduced at a tea held in the
Uni,ers11y Club at l 'CI and will be invol\ed 1n a number
of social and coml}'.lunit) e'en ts before making their debut
1n December at the Newport Harbor Aux1hal) Children's
Home Soc1e1' ball
Fran Smith. aux1haf) pn:s1den1. Sally Phillips.
debutantt.• chairman. and Sandee Kerr. ball chairman.
greeted the girl., and mothers as the~ am,ed at the
clubhouse.
The} v.cre sen l'd tea sandwiches and fruit tans from
a table centered with spnngume flowers dominated b)
pink rosebuds. Mary Aon Goldman. Donna Scholler and
Lois Shafer chaired the e'ent.
~lso. during the tea post debs modeled the .gowns
\\Orn at their prc!>cntanon as Marilyn Rea4 narrated.
Read along with Suzy Baron were in charge of the
presentation "hen each girl was gl\en a long-stemmed
pink rose and the dt·hutante handbook.
The 1985 deb' and their parent!. are Victoria Mary
Ayres, Antoinette Ayres and Donald Ayres Jr.; Stacy
Allison Baker, Mr. and Mrs. William Baker; Mlcllelle
Barr, Mr. and Mrs. Clement Hlrscll; Shelly Ann Crlckett,
pnvatel~ supponed agencies devoted to child welfare
services IO thc-:U .S. The annual ball is the auxiliaf) 's major
fund raisers. (The first ball was staged in 1954).
Ju Cdckel~ Kua Lou.itt.Earmer, Mr~and-M,.i:a..----
Farmer; Kimber ly Floe. Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Fine;
Melinda Kay Giaoullas, Mr. and Mrs. James Glaaullas;
Roxanne Elizabeth Hughes, Mr. and Mrs. Wiiiiam Hagbes
Jr.; Sutanoe Leider, Dr. and Mrs. Jack Leider; Margaret
Ano Linton, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Linton. and Aaae
Margaret McCray, Mr. and Mrs. John McCray.
Also Elizabeth Anne Nun. daughter of Anoe and
Stephen Nutt; Carolee Kimi Ogata, Dr. and Mrs. Masaml
Ogata; Becky Anoe Saddlogton, Mr. and Mrs.Hugll
Saddiogtoo; Stacey Donnelle Skele, Mr. and Mrs. Leon
Skele; Tiffany Loran Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Arjay Smith;
Carrie Marie Snyder. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gukel; Nicole
EIJzabetb Waters. granddaughter of Mr. and Mn. George
Jones; Kathleen Margaret Wa tts, Mr. and Mrs. John
Watts; Dayna Esther Wiesene~k. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert
Wleseoeck. and Amy Margaret Zimmerman, Mr. and Mrs.
Jerrell Zimmerman.
CHS. founded in 1891. is one of the oldest and largest
Delly Piiot pM4oe by K ..... Foley
Debutant~. cloc~wi.e from abo•e. Dayna
Wle.enek and Mindy Glanuliaa; chairman
Mary Ann Goldman with Kara Farmer.
Rozanne Hughe.. Shelly Barr and Anne
McCray; Ma.rgaret Linton, Becky Sad-
dinaton. Kim Flne. Tiffany Smith.
............ ~-. .......
Entrepre~eur Ste•e Barnes. 26, poea with bJa own brand of men•• •wtmwear.
Newport fundraiser takes on a nautical flair
Nautical Museum receives
funds at dinner-auction gala
By BETTY PORTER
0911y 1>11o1 c ... ,~1
• ·\ho'.Y a nd Wl'kOnH.' ·\ho.ml'
. ·,Mon.• than 350 gue'>t~ wcrl' ··piped a hoard" lhl' top
deck of the historic Nev. port Beach Balboa Pa\lhon
recently where the) "laid the keer· (raised funds) at a
dinner-auction for a Newpon Beach Nautical Museum-lo-
be. .
"We are underway and the view from here is temfic!"
hoo-rayed executive director Evelya Youg who wel-
comed guests at 5 p.m . to a cavernous sun·ht dining room
with sweeping harbor views.
"I'll help all I can to make the museum a reality" ~id .
Councilwoman (and former Mayor) Evel1• Hart (with
husband Lyn•). • "This 1s Bettlaa'1 dream come true!" exclaimed keel·
layers (fouflders) chairman Marcia Beats (with husband
founder Bill and son Wiii). referring to their late daughter
who spearheaded the project.
"Most of the people here knev. Bettina: For a young
girl (27) she accomplished so much ... she had a v1s1on ... she
wanted a nau11cal muscum ... she had arranged for the
Anhur Beaumont marine pa1nt1ngs ... she would have been
so proud today." said Mama.
Younger said the basic purpose of the museum 1s to
exhibit Beaumont's paintings (as well as those of other
notewonhy nautical an1sts). displa} earl) Newpon Beach
hlSlory. provide a nautical hbrary and lecture hall. house a
permanent collection of yachting memorab1ha and ~rvc
as the Pacific Coast lntcrcollegiatl' Yacht Racing
Assocrn11on's Hall of Fame.
"It's e'c111ng to wor~ for an idea that nl-cds to become
a rcaht>.'. said prett} auction chairwoman Allaa TraH
(wi th hu band Frank).
"There 1s every reason to celebrate.'' said 0Hffrey
Beaamoat (with wife Boule). the son of the late Ardlv
BeHmoat. who lived in Laguna Hills (with wife Dere~ wh<>still lives there). Anrst Laureate of the U.S. Navy and Dinner chairwoman Mary Amodio. (with husband
the most prolific marine an 1st in mencan history. Merle~ said the event raised SJ0.000. "Now. it's full peed
Beaumont's paintings will be a featu~ exhibit at the ahead." Amundson s~ud. "Those 7 a m K~l-la~crs
museum. ... meetings to chan a w1nn1n1 counc ekw:ard 10to
Orc!\scd• 1n "yachting" clothes. guests swapped N~wport Beach nau_ti<'al h1 tory worked."
boating stories around a bar, served themselves Chine~ Others attend1na were Benlce ... •m•t, RalP' and
food from a bountiful buffet and bid on silent and hve Dot C19Cll (who talked about their up.com1n1 tnp -witb
auction 1temsofTcred by auct1oneer-.. and founder-Biii children Betsy and OavMI _:to W1sbin11on. D.C.). A'1Hr
Ficker (with wife 81rbar1). and Hallie trodi. Pe&e and Mary l\MlMtt, Jim and a.t11
Keet-layer Bad Deseaberf described the auction M.CKeute.-Go,._ and Aue Kay, a. and JM• U•maa~
ttcms-n "Boats and other good1e5. includ1na blocks, line. BUI and Pea BoMer, Fraall and ~Y Ryu) Frudt and
deck. hsdware. .. fish•nt rods and r«I (no old fish') and Mittie Sml~, Mal'lltw ...... ; ll~ and uet J......_
outboard motors." Htnry and JUI O.rtee,Jelae and Fro Farrer, BUl and
Kerl-layers Edna and'Blll Bl1~1t do nated a s"·fOOt Gina .\ll~n. Dwitht Ycomap. Dale Johnston. Kirk •nd
ship model wull rtmotc controls for auctton. Marty :EU\9.U, Je•e W9", Kttl·l1ycrs lcpl coun~I 8elll
JeH Taado•sky (witti t>lck 'Olmm1U) ~Td. -l went to -tend ••~Nt •
BaJa last year with 80 fnends, ~I want to win the "0)' awn Farwell and ,d J~.
to marvelous BaJI at the bcaut1f'ul Hac1end Hotel 1n Cabo ,
n Luca' (from Manner' Travel) " vcrnl aucw1 good· Pap:m1u1 1 t-d11c.-d h\ l>a1/\ Pilot f.\ I<' Eduor \ uli
natured!~ vied for 11 "ship'-, tOhn" which hrnught $HS f)ron
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Pbotoe. clockwtee from top left BlU and
Marcia Bents. Allan and f'raok Trane;
Naudcal ltlueam aa~rten Dick and Betty
Steere. bot and 1t&Jpli Clack; ""Lynn amt
·E•elyn Hart with cllaner claalnnan Mary
Alllandeon: &daa. Bluoclt abo.. &m,..
Yotalai and Bad DeM.nberc ber aucdon
donatlon.
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98 Ot'inge Coat DAILY PILOT/Tuesday, June 11, 1985 -------"------------------
WE Dlll ~CS
BURRUD·VAL&SQUEZ
Elatne Valesquez became the bndc
of John Burrud 1n a Ma> 18 l.'ercmon)
at Mag.ic: lsl1nd in Ncwpon Reach i\
rtcept1on. abo .it rvtagir lc;lan.J.
followed.
The bride 1~ the daughter of M1 .
an~ Mrs. Joseph YclaMlUCL ol Albu-
querque. N. M. Shi.' is a 01ght
supc:rv1sor for We tern .\1rhnc).
The bndcgroom 1s the son of 8111
Burrud, host of·· Animal World ... and
the late Mary Burrud. He 1s president
and chief operating officer of Burrud
Productions and The New Com pan).
Aner a honeymoon cruise to the
Canbbean, the couple are residents ot
unset Beach.
GORUM-BEAUDRO
The ·Church of the ReOect1ons in
Buena Park was the setting for the
May 4 nupuals of L) nn Eileen
Beaudro and Howard Craig Gorum
of Huntington Beach. A reception for
'60 guests followed at Knott's Berry
Farm. ·
Mr. and Mrs. Walter D. Beaudro of
Huntington Beach are the parents of
the bride. She wore a White taffeta
gown with a Chantill) lace covered
bodice featunng a high neckl ine. long
sleeves and a basque waist studded
wi th seed pearls. Her cathedral train
was trimmed with matching lace.
Patty Harrod was matron of honor.
and bridesmaids were Lisa Ann
Kaenes and Cathy Berena. and
Kimberl y Nibbei was flowergirl.
The brideyoom is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Joe Gorum of Huntington
Beach. Jeff Harrod was best man. and
ushers were Wayne Beaudro and
Brent Fradshan.
The couple are residing in Hunt-
ington Beach after a honeymoon
cruise to Meitico. She is wath General
Telephone and he 1s emplo)ed b}
Nonhrop Aircraft.
W ALSH-GREENEBAUM
Richard Lewis Walsh.son of Mrs.
Charlotte Mann of Corona del Mar
and the late Mr. Richard Lewis
Walsh, claimed Nancy Greenebaum
as his bride in a June I ceremony at
the home ofher parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Greencbaum of Stamford.
Conn.
The bride was g1,en an marriage b~
her father. Her sister. Wend} Weiner
of Stamford. was matro n of honor.
and her sister. Jill Greenebaum ofSan
Francisce,-was maid of hoooF.
Steven Shapiro of Reseda was best
man for the bndegroom. and his
brothers. Robert Walsh of Reno and
Randoph Walsh of Costa Mesa. \\ere
ushers.
The bride is a graduate of Westh1ll
High School in Stamford and 1s
employed b) Ernie Ball Co. of an
Luis Obispo Her husband as a
graduate of Corona del Mar High
School and Orange Coast C'oJlcgc. He
is wath Templc\On C'ommunit) er-'
vices of Templeton.
Following a \\Cddang tnp Lo SL
Manin. the couple v.111 make their
home an Morro Ba}
Mr. and Mn. Barrud
OOLBEN-NUTTEN
">etlang tor thl'Jum· I m.trri.iii,1.· ll1lk1nai
Al\n M311t' W1.·bbct .ind Bn:nt
~ask). both of H un1111~wn Reach
Afterward the rnupk grerted 200
guest'i at a n.·~·epuon 1 n the t O'>ta
Mesa Count!'\ Club.
The bride'~ pa1ent\ ;m· Mr. and
Mrs. Dan B. Webtx•r She wu~
attended by Terri Hofstad .is matron
of honor. and Landa Jalo.ovKh. SU/ll'
Webber. Janet Waugh and Maribeth
Polizzi. bndec;ma1ds
Her husband 1s th1: son of Barbara
~esley McCary and thl' l<1Le Mr.
Clau~ L. Bcasle). His best ma n was
Scott Whiting. and ushers werC'
tvfann y Torres, Rob Beadcman. tc"c
Morehead and Ben Hofstad.
Following a hont') moon 1n Jam:ll·
ca, the newl)'°"eds art.' rc'i1d1ng 1n
Garden Grove. She as cmplo}cd by ·
Vons Grocer} Co. und he 1s with
Owen Roofing Co.
WARNER-NOVICK
Lisa Ann e Novick. daughter uf Mr.
and Mrs. A.C'. Novick of Irvine, and
Dr. Nicholas Warner. son of Mr and
Mrs. John Warner ofBacchu\ Marsh.
Victon a. Australia. "erl' Joined 1n
marriage 1n a June I:! ccrl.'mon) 1n
Sequoia in the presence of .io guests.
The couple were attended b) tht•1r
parents. F1ft} guest~ ancnded a n·cep-
tion later 1n Pasadena
The bnde "as a stUlknt at thl.'
Sorbonne and "as graduated from
UCLA. She 1s a writer aod ha~
recently 1.·omplctcd her st.'c:ond bool-..
Her husband is a graduate ofCan~r
ra Uni vers1 t} 1n i.\ustraha and Cam-
bridge ll n1vc~1t) in England and 1s a
ph)'sic1s1.
The couple "1 ll hone)' moon in
England for a month whale Or.
Warner completes a speaking engage-
ment at Cambridge Un1verc;1t} The)
will then make their home in watzer-
land until Februaf) 1986 "hen Dr.
Warner w1llJ01n the facult) at M.J.T.
an Boston.
SHELDEN-GREVE
Newport Beach resident Mary
Cameron Nullen. daughter of Mr
and Mrs. Donald Cameron Nunen.
and .l.ndrew Karma>er Dolben were
married 1n the Church of the Good
Shepherd in Reading, Mass. on April
21. A rcccpHorr. attended by 160
guests. was held at Castle Hill in
Ipswich. Mass. Tht bnde wore her mother's wed-The garden at lhe Hotel Meriden in Newpon Beach was the selling for the ding gown of ivory satin and her June 2 weddingofStacy Lynne Greve
grandmother's veil of heirloom Rose-of Irvi ne and Kevin T. Shelden of
point lace "11h a Juliet cap and Newpon Beach. A rece ption dinner
earned c;pra)S of \\hlle cymbid1um for 260 guests followed at the Hotel
orchid'i Menden.
..\nne 'lu11cn v.as maid of honor. The bndc-is the daughter of Julie
and bridesmaids were Sabrina and Do n Van Wieren of Irvine and
Peare). L eslic Ku). ·um1 Bruce. Kate Ch ff Greve of Sacramento. She wore
Dolbcn a!ld To~· D?lben. a g-OWn-of silLwitlLlace and .pearl
The bridegroom 1s the son o Mr .• • appliques and a lace bodice with oil
and Mrs Donald C'usus Dolben of the shoulder styling.
Reading. He chose Deane Dolben as Knsten Greve was maid of honor.
has best man. and ushers were Mall and bndesmaids were Kelle Shelden.
Ferro. Mark Noonan. Tom Braton. Wendi Foley. Kathy tolle and
Scali MacKenzie and Sco u Michelle Guempel!. Carpe~ter. . The bndegroom as the son of Julie
After a "eddang trip to Ha\\ all . tht helden ofNe"'port Beach Tom Colo
couple arc res1d1~ng in Re.ad mg. S~c 1s "as has be'it man. and ushers .,..ere
a creatl\C dar:m: instructor for c:hil-C'la} Tucker Kun Greve. Doug
dren. and he is \\Ith thl' W1ll1am H Killian and Aian Cashi on.
Dolben Co. After a wedding trip 10 ( abo San
BEASLEY ·WEBBER Lucas in Mexico. the couple are
residents of Irvine he is wath
ts Simon and Jude Catholic Ccntuf) :! I E'\l.'CUliH· Real!) and he is
C hurrh in Huntington Beach "as thl' emplO)Cd b) Riell} De,cfopmcnt.
Madeleine Romero
ROMERO-BRADY
.\June I nupual mas~ at Our Lad~
(juc1.·n of Angels Catholic Ch urch 1n
Newport Beach unatt•d 1n marnagt'
Madeleine Maf) Brad~ and L. Jame~
Romero.
The Re'. Bill Mclau~hhn. pas1or.
"as cl.'li.'brant. and instrumental ~olo1sts "ere ·Mary G. Kaustn and
Peter Brad). members oft he wedding
pan) The couple greeted I 50 guests
at a reception at the Turtlcroclo.
( ommun1t) Center in In int· after the
REAL ESTATE
AGENT DEFENDS
HIS REPUTATION
Dll\R NN I ANDL RS T h1.· k•ttl'f
from tht; "oman "ho \\Urned peupk
aga1 n~t u n)(·rupulous rL·al l'~tatc agent\
reall) got to me
-. ,•
\~a hard·\\ork1ng. consc1cn11ou..,
agent , I w1~h to rel.pond to hcrnccu-;at1u11
tha1 all agents arc antcrt•slcd onl) in
making the !>.lie and from that mt>mcrit
on. thl' l u:>tomer l)Un ha~own.
lkfore CVCI") sale I\ tinal11cd I 111~1~1 · f anCt'S ongoing through thedwdhngwath nwd1ent'i. Together we anspect.ap~ 1 h d ·
air-cond1t t0n1ngand healing Ulllh. not to mention the plumbing. J 1ve l~S e OS
hundreds of toilets walled for dishwashers to go through entire c~ c\ .1 ~vc
and broilers and 1e~tcd t'\Cr) top burneron thntovc. In addition I ve are h
tcm1111.' inspectors~~ "l'll <i., roof1n'ipectors to make ~urc m) d1ent knows t e
prnpert\ as an.\· I cond111on "hen 1t 1s transfcrrl.'d 10 hllllw~ersh1p 1 In ~hon I think "W1sl.'ran Shcbmgan .. got u1\ ol,cd wath the wrong rca
Cl.late agent. Thl·re arl' '>Omt> !>harp1e~ou1 thcrl.' bu1 most of ~s an: prctly straight
01 wt• v.ouldn't he 1111hc bus1m'S!. long. -NEW ORLEANS
DEAR N.O.: Hundreds of real estate agents from Maine to Callforola
wrote to say the same thing. You ~aldjt ~e~t. Thank s for wrlti.og. .
DF..\R .\NN L .\N DFR~ M~ hl•artgOl.''>OUt tu that l~-)car-ol~girl 1n
Trenton wh o.,.. Ill prohahl) carr' thl'l·motional srnr\ofha mothl.'r s hosllhl}'
fot tlw rL'\t ofhn Ilk. , I. too. "a~ 1he eldc~t offourd1ildr1.·11. M) mothL'r kit lht· \aml.' "'ay about
me. I brokr m' neck to pleasL' hrr but nothing I did "as,.1gh1. I can not
rt'mcmbcr a slngk .,..oHJ ofpral'>l' \>.\· nc' er had a runH·rsauon. 1t "a!> alwa) s
a lecture. mostl) abou1 m~ shortl't11111ng'> M~ brother'>. I wa!.constantl)
remanded. Wl'rr .. no 1rouhlc .. l'Cre mon) It took man-. \C:.H'> for ml.' to rcahtl' that m) mother's probl~ms were
Thl· bride "' the daughter of John caused b) u bad rdationo;hip with herown mother . .\II thl' host1ht) she felt
and Mar) Arad) of Newport Bl'ach. tow;ird\ m\ grandmother wa!'l tran~li:rrl'd lo me. [\en though her mother has
"\h1.• \\Ort• a while cmbos!.1.'d 'hccr bcendt.'adiorW)ear~ .... hcstill!alkc;abouihowo;he"'ac;m1strca1cdandput
drl'SS "1th a 1ra111 and a matl.'h1ng hat down. as ifll had happened )CStl·rda}.
d1.·s1gnl.'d in lllrn-ol-th<."-c:entu~ \l} I-l'vf\ brothl.'rsand I arc in our 40s no\\ and ourrh1ldrcn arc all grown but I
ing can ·1 c;:\, 1 am fonder or m' mothl.'r M) brothl.'r' pa) no attention to her and m)
lkr matron of honor \\a') Mal"\ ( i. ~ISler'i-tn-la\\ kl·ep hl'rat arm's lcngth.111) an odd kind of poetic JU Slice that
Kausen and bnde~maid!> wcrl.' ShL:lll'\ favorni-;m tu hl.'rc;onsdid not pa' oil.
Davis. Lon llamml'ras. Jcn •fr·r Tha1mother~houldhavehadc11un~elingma11) )t'arsago.Shedidn't,so
Kren1 and M 1chrlle Romt'ro no" herdaughier musi go fhat'c; "hat 1 did. and 11 changed m) li fe -
Leonard and Bell\ Romert) ul CONTENTIN ( ONN · .
In inc an· the parents of the bride-DEAR CONN: The key to overcoming your resentment was the reallzatloa
iiroom. Hi'> best man "as Eugent' that your mother was a \!lclim of her mother. Your understanding may well
Romero and u~hL•rs \\-ere Peter. John have saved you from being the same kind of mother to your children.
P and Denni\ Brad) aod <. r:ug · • • • Kausen. DE.\R .\N N LANDERS: Is manJuana ph>s1call) add1c11"e'? My parents
.\ftrr a "edd1ng trip tu /\JI.'\\ ... :l\)es.l sa)no.Whatarcthefocts"-TEEN INMANHASSETT
Zealand and thl' F1J i Island'>. thl' DEAR TEEN: Physically addictive -no. Psychologically addlctlve-
couplc art.' fi.'\ldents of ~CSl\\Oud. yes. And this can be worse. All mind-altering drugs are easy to get booked on
She 1!> v.11h National Mcdu:al and marijuana is probably the most popular. Another false lmpre11loa -ttaat
Entcrpnsl'' Inc .ind he 1s l.'mplO)l'd ~ pot is harmless. The experts now agree that it can be very damaging,
h) lnvenex. especially for teen-agers. • • •
SCHUB·GILLETTE
Hunttngton Beach residents
M 1chelle-A nne Gillette and Craig S.
chub exchanged wedding vows
aboard_tbe Cahforn1<!n 1n Ncwpon
Harbor on March 30. The 145-foot
topsail schooner. a replica of the 1849
Re\ enue Cutler Lawrence, is the
state's otlic1al tall ship ambassador
The bride wa!. rowed out 10 ml.'ct
the ship and wa<; signaled b) the
bosun'sp1pe. Th1.· Re\ Lon ()makrof
1hc Corona del Mar L nlled C ongrl.'ga-
uonal Church pcrformcd lhe ler-
cmon~ . .\fteNards. unc of thl' ship·,
eight cannons was fired and the
couple·s flag. eo;pec1all~ de'i1gncd for
thl' occasion. v.as raised 10 the main
ma'it , The couple and their gut>st'I
remained on board for a kl'-urch
t ru1'1.' ofthr harbor ·
Planning a wedding''\\ hat'J. ng/11'1 \-\'hat'~ 11 wng" 4 nn Lanc/ers"''New
Bndl' 's Guide .. will rd1<·1c1 ouran \It'll To rt'Cl'll 1.· a cop1. senc.J S.! plus a Jong. st'lf~addrcssed. srampc.•d cn.H·lvrx'f J1h:1.•n/J. po'>t:igd to -\nn Landers. P.O. Bo\
/ / 99 5. Chicago. Ill. 6061 I
GIACOLA-HOBKIRK
< arl W Hobk1rlo.. son of Jane
Hobkirk of Fountain Valk) and the
late Carl M. Hobkirk. "'111 \\l'd
C hns11na G1acola in Scp1embcr
fhc bride-elect 1\ thl.' daughtt·r ol
Lou1<, ( . (iiacola of Rialto and lhl'
. ln1c Kathkl'n Giancola . fhe Wl'dd1ng
will lakl' place on Scpl. 28. her
grandmother's b1nhda) ·
Both are emplo~l'd ti' Pan \m
.\1rlim·., an -lo\ .\ngelt·..,
YODER-BADGLEY
M1 . and Mrs. Oonald lfol.'hn
.\ndrt'" '<, Presb\lenan ('hurch in
NL'"' port Rrach. ·
MAHONEY-CAGLE
..\ 1)1.'c 6 "cdd1ng in t. Joachim's
C athohc Church as planned by New-
port Bcal.'h residen ts Sharlene
Mahonc}. daughter of Richard and
Gerr} Mahoney. and Tim Cagle. son
of Robert and Linda Cagle.
Tl1.c couple aJC Ncwpon Harbor
High School graduates and the bndc-
elect 1s <1t1endang Orange Coast Col-
lege.
TAYLOR -BOYER
Gardening growing in popularity ~ odn of Newport Beach haH' an-
nounced the rngagl'ment of their
d.iughtt·r. Judith \klba .. 10 Kc\ 1n
Hru l l' Badgle) ot C kl\ rrdalc
T hl· luture bndL· 1s a graduate ol
'tarl't'n TJ~lor. daughter of Dr
and Mr'> \\ llham Ta> lor of Newport
Bcal'h . .ind (1rrg 80)1.'r, son of Mrs.
John Bo, er of ~1anhat1an Beach and
Los o.,o·., and the lat<.' John Boyer.
ha,·I.' announred 1he1r plans for an
.\ug 31 wedding an the Sherman
Foundation Gardens an Corona del
Mar.
I read an astounding stat1st1 l 1he
other da)
The number one leisure aCll\ 11) 1n
Amenca 1s gardening. That's nght.
Not watching telcv1s1on or Jogging or
pla) ang 1ennas. but gro" ing no"'ers
and house plant\ and mowing the
lawn
.\s \\1th an) stall'itlc the 1mponant
que u on is wh) \\ h ~ is .l.mcnca
having a roman(.C v.11h composts.
earth\\ormc; and lert1h1er.,·1 There arc
posc;1bl) c;everal \ ahd e\plana11ons
When \OU think about 1t. women
became infatuated with ho use plants
around 1he time televised football
increased m CO\Cragc to 58 hourc; a
\\-eek. Women hungered for '>Omc-
thtng around the house 1ha1 mo\l.'d
and was ah\C. It was someonr to
share a dnnk w11h . nunk and c;1t 1n
the sun "'llh. Plants became someone
to ~hare their Ii\\.'<>
Corporate gardening came into
being about thl' time C\Cf)thing )OU
ERMA
Bo11Ec1
did was mouvated b} success. Med1-
Lal ollicec; flounshed "1th large pottt•d
trl.'C'> and hanging baskets ol
philodL·ndron. It \\3\ a time for the
medical communi\\ 10 flaunt their
hfc-\U'ila1ning skills· .\ fter all. no one
v.ant<i to go to a dcxtor "hose ollice
plant'> ha\C died
In rL''>laurant' ll<1\\ers and plants
bccarnl' thl' drcor ol 1he '70s. showing
that hu\IOC\S was good enough not
onl\ 10 hire an exterminator who
came JI n1ghl'> but a plant consultanl
Jnd mJ1ntL·n;.anll' ti rm Bec;1des. 11 got
\our mind 1111 thl' l11od
To suburbia. gardL·n1ng bl·tame a.
status S)mbol ... es~c1ally the lawns
An} commuter who rnuldn't throv.
around fertilizer numbers or keep h1!1
bare spots under control "as a c;oc1al
outcast.
To man) people. gardening became
a challenge. It was something to
conquer like baldness or biting )Our
nails Imagine ho" \our spiritual
fervor "ould be re\I \ ed II ) ou kept J
Bo'ilon fern ali\e for sa' I~ hour~
after) ou bought 1t. Or 1f) ou \\en· .1hle
10 ma1nta1n a ficus tret.' in }Our
bedroom w11hou1 all the ll•avl.'s falling
off. To some people. lo.ecpang a
po1nset11a from one C hn-;tmas to th1.·
other v.as an accompli">hmcnt worth
pum ng on a resume
I can understand thl' American
people') 1nfa1ua11on w11h plants.
flowers and la\\ns. but I've never
been able Ill undcmand the 34
million peopk '' hn gm" 'cgetables a\alc1sun'alll\1t\ l h1\ha\to bcthe
Community award
goes to CompCare
'By VIDA DEAN
Delly l'ttel a lyk Edtlot
"Ne~ D1rcc11onc; 1c; one of thl· lint'\I
o rganizations an Orange ( ount~. said
Super 1sor Tom Riley ... It hac; been a
great pleasure for hoth E mma J ane an()
me to be associated wi th 1t." he added at
the Santa Ana Country Club
Rile) was attending to present the third
annual ND C ommuntt\ Sen1cc.' ..\ward
"It was greaj.to get 1t 'che "a~ the fir'>l
recipient) a n"a to give 1t."
This year the award went to the
Comprehensive Care Corporation for
their continuin~ suppon of New D1rec-
uons. a res1den11al facility for women
recovering fro m chemical dependencies
CompCare has provided strong leader-
ship for the past seven years plus service~
o f booJCkeeping. computer and wo rd
processing sen. aces w11h the endorse-
mcnl and support of Chairman of the
Board Lee Karns
Most recent I~ (o m p( are pkdgcd a gill
of S 100.000 toward the purcha'il' and
reno' at1on of R permanent home tor Ne"
D1rec t1on'
The gift rcpre'>ent\ the largeci.t contrah11-
t1on in the organ11at1on's h1 'llOr) and
~ onabki. NO to fulfill t~ dream t.m.
permanent fanlttu.·' <Cum·ntl y the la
eiltty is hou~ 1n four ra.nch-~tylc: hou~'
1n Co ta Mes,al
Ed Carris. 1.'\l'1.u t1\l' \llT prt·.,1den1
commun1cat1o n'>. (at the dinner with wife
Pat). accepted the award.
New D1rec11onc; supporterc; continued
the ce lebration of at!. most successful yea1
h~ Prl''iCnt1ng about 40 awards. .among
thor,c being Hughc'i GO-Clubs o f Full-
l'rton and :--..c"'port Beach. The Irvine c o .. ( annell and Chaffin and Dlue
Rinker. Lcls ">ocaa'i (N D s upport group)
pre .. 1dcnt
J im Nicol. outgoing board president.
made the presentations and recognized
o utgoing board members Anne Natt, Bud
Wllll1, Betty Manos and Vida Dean.
Howard Bland (Peat. Marwick,
M1tc:he ll and C'o.) was then installed as
nrw pre~1dcnt and introduced new board
members: Walt Florie. (llnaon Bctnk l.
Bruce Nott (his wife Cecilla. a former
board member was there). Ted Caldwell
(Ynung. mith & Peacock). andy Van
Landingham and Gordon ~baller
((11h'lon. Dunn & Cru tch~). Others there
1n~ ludcd Hsrrltct~ Wilmer. th<' Tom
Alllnsons, E mma Jane Riley (former La~
"io~ rn<. prc\ldcnt ). Founder nf L'i Dot
< lock Jim Haggard (Cannell & Chaffin)
J udie and Mrs. CalviD Scbmld&. Harry
Rinker "Ith Diane and continuing ND
R<Mrd ml'mbers and spouS<'s. Hal and
S.Pbtra M4U1, Pete and Mary-RabMtt,
farolyn and Peter Sllea and Carol and
Cllf Ranney plus Sectetar) C.tMrlne
Thyf'n . Oorotlly fbrdn1tle. VP Nn cy
lfln<'ll .ind Mark Ed•ards llrt·a~urcrJ
'
~cwport Harbor ll1gh School and <>I~ mpac!> ol gardening. It s('paratr<. "''II rcuc' ca bachelor ofarch11ec1urc the petunia p1n chcrs from the manure \preaders ... the gardeners "ho wear degree lrom California Pol) 1cchn11:
cote cotlon glo"e!i w11h da1s1es on tht." talc L'nJ' erslt). San Luis Obispo.
cum to the gardeners \\ l).o grab off thic; mo!' th .
cutworms v.llh their bare. bl1stl.'re.d Hl'r liann· is the r,on of Mr and
hands. -~tr!> Bruce L Cl' Badglc~ ol.
Vegetable gardening 15 nut for C luH·rdalc. He }' a graduate ol
..,,.,.,1cs. It's hard work. l'\e done it. Clo\crdalc H~gh School and recie,cd
One )'Car I brought 10 han.est I.\ green a bach1.·lor ol ~nq1re degree at C al
pea"> that ran me 35 cents a pod. 85 Pol\ \.111 Lu•' )bispo
pounds ol cucumbers tha1 cost ml' .\ l\ept 7 v.ec..ld1n)I. 1\ pl;innnl 1n \1
$55 to prc'iene under gla">'i. c.·1gh1
cantaloupe' 1hat had one thi ng in
LOmmon .. a rabbit bite out of 11
The onl) cwlanation that makes
an) sense 1s that people "ho are
h1ghl> compelltl\C in their worlo. tend
to be h1ghl )' compem1ve 111 their
lei sure. It's a challenge. It's man
ag:11 ns1 the excl'ss1ve rains. scaring
sun. drought. bugc;. \\Orms. d1'>casec;.
calluses and aching bar ks.
You can·t ha\t' 1ha1 murh tun ell
hmvling.
S end your news
To hdp _wu \Ubnll/ the rcc{uirc<i
\11.•c/c/ing and cng,1gcment infor-
m;J//on. forms Jrt' ,1,a1/abk JI the
Da1(\ P1/01 onicc. UO " Ba.1 ~I ..
( osra Mesa.
Forms and photM can be dropped
olT .11 the oflict' or mailed to the
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P.0 8fl\ 1560 C m1,1 \fn.1 ( ,1/1/
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The bride-elect 1s a graduate of
Hunt1ngtun Beach High School and
.\cad1a l lnivcrsity an Nova Scotia.
Canada. Her fiance as a graduate of
.\' ia11on H 1gh School in Manhauan
Beach and UC' Santa Barbara.
CASE-MATTHEWS
Former Costa Mcsan Patncaa
va)k <.asc. now a resident of San
Luis Obispo. and Russell Gene Mat-
thc"s also of San Luis Obispo have
announced plans for a Sept. 21
"edd1ng 1n the ( hurch of Christ 1n
that Cit\
Tom.and Phyllis Conner of Grover
Ci t~ art· tht· parents of the future
bride. who 1s a graduate of Costa
Mesa High School. Her fiance is the
son of Don and Nona Matth('ws of
~an I u.., Oh..,no
.. -Pbo109, ctockwlH~· top left: Jim JQool,
left...andBubuaB ter~hllate ... -
ud 8la11d: Barty &D l>laMRlabf cMok la
at S.ata Au CoantrJ Clab; ~re'• U Ciiili and wtfe Pat peet a pr11aater
Tom Riley.
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'he Boy Fri en a' a splendid-
endup of nostalgic innocence
What the lust mu~H:ul at lhl· Newpor~ Theater TIS Cc.:n1er.
''Something's Afoot." did for 1hr
murder m ) stc'r) genre. 11s tute'it
•ttraction ... Thr Bo) Friend," dtX''
for all tho~ boy·mee1s-g1rl mu~1ral
comedies of the t 920s.
Sandy Wilson's gentle satire, now
over 30 ye-ars old. is a fast. funn} and
flavorful piece of cotton rnndv 1ha1
accomplishes what it sets out '10 do
without quite becoming one of 1ho:.e
mindkss musicals 11 auempt~ 10
lampoon. II is 1ouch and go for a
while. however.
It is QUllC neCCS)ar) for the per-
formers to period1rnlly Jab the au-
d ience in the nbs. so 10 speak. tu keep
their viewers aware that 1h1s is. after
all. a spoof and no1 a .. rear· 1920s
musical. Nanc) Gccrhngs, pfo) 1ng
the headmistress of an C:\clusl\ c garb.'
school 1n Nice, and Michael (irenic
a!I the zilhona1re father of one of 1hc
young ladies. be5t demonstrate th1.,
attitude 1n onl' of tht•1r danct•
numbers together.
Two other performam:c' tn d1rel ·
tor Eileen F1~hbach\ n1cch fa'ih1on-
ed producuon capture this el u'il\ l'
essence beau11full} -L~ndra Seel)
as the naming 'flapper Ma1s1e and
Ginger Fo' as an other of lhl'
schoolmates who 1~ a comic standout
in the chorus line and quite delightful
in her Ma}-Decembcr duct with
vNcran character actor Harix·r
Ro1'lrnun. who docs the upper clas'
dirt} old man to a crisp turn
Ro1sman gives 1he show a nch,
professional gloc;') 1n h1~ limited stage
11me
"The Bo) Fm~nd" 1!1 'Structured so
ronvc:ntionally that its two leading
players arc called upon to do little
mort> than sing pleasingly and gaze
pla1nt1vely into each other's eyes.
Elaine Houssels and Mark Perkins as
two young people of noble birth
passing themsel ves off to each other
as working class ( .. class" is so crucial
to the Britons) go through their peces
\\ell, but could employ some ofthesl9
"asides" done so effectively 'by
Grenie and Geerlings.
Valene Speaks is a comic delight af\
1he school's French maid, while
Karen Folsom and N1arilyn MaC)
lend line support as the other
\Choolmatcs. The young men·,
chorus is performed w11h gusto b)
K.C. Gussler. Lawrence O'Connor.
rom F.arl) and Michael Cross. while
l angH.' Velie is appropriately shrill
and s1 ufT~11s Ro1'iman 's meddle omc
\\I fl'
( horcographer Jeffre> Holland ha<i
l'fim:hed 1hc Nev.port shov. w11h
c;ome C\Cellcnt musical moves, and 11
1\ at these moments when the spmt o f
the spoof most effectively surfaces.
fhc many production numbers.
had.cd s1rongl) b) Sharon Aguilera's
upbeat orchestrations. are the most
Toi
TITUS
t nJoyable aspect of the e.,,ening.
like .. Little Mar) unsh1ne" and
"Dames at Sea." .. The Boy Fnend" 1!>
a splendid sendup of an era of
nostalgic innocence in mu~i(:al
theater 1h:t1 has long since been
eclipsed b) h1stor~ .\nd the Newport
Theater Ans Center offers a mo~t
en,oyablc in1crprc1a11on
Pcrformann•\ \\tit con11nul·
Fridays and ~aturda)s at 8 p.m.
through Jul) I J at the 1hea1er. 2501
Ch fT Dm e. Newport Beach. Call
63 1_-0288 for llrkct in fo rmation.
BACKSTAGE -The wedding has
been postponed a Wl'ek at the C'ostll
Me..a C1' 1c Pia} house . . because of
the la1e replacement of a cast member
in a maJor role. "Father of the Bndc."
which had been scheduled to open
Thursday, will be delayed unlll June
20 .... the show now will run through
Jul} 13 instead of Jul~ 6 . cull
650-5269 for adJ1t1onal 1nfor-
mauon
Anjelica Huston ready
to fly on her own power
By BOB THOMAS
,._ .. led~· ......
LOS ANGELES -..\fter a ltlet1 mc
of being known a~ John Huston's
daughter and 11 \ears a~ Jae!.
Nicholson'!> girlfrtl'nd. ..\nJclica
Huston IS read} to n~ on her O\\ll
power.
The change 1c; 'itgnaled in the ne"
Twentieth Century Fox reka'\c,
"Prtntt-Honor." d1rt'crcd bv John
Huston and· starring Nicholson . ..\'\
Maerose Pnz11 . 1he rnol~ 'l'ngctul
Mafia prince s. .\nJehca Huston
creates a rare. 1ndcllblc charaucr
reminiscent of Mani~ n Monrcx•''
first dr.amat.1c splash in "The ·hphalt
Jungle." also b~ John ll u~t0n
Maerose Pn111 1., Huston·, tir\t
maJor role since 1968. when ~hl'
starred at 15 1n the mcdtt.''al ro-
mance ... .\ Walk \\1th Lo' e and
Death." Her fat her directed her. along
with Assaf Da)an, o;on of Israel'~
leader. 1Vfoshc Da \'an Huston doe.,
not recall the expc.ncncc \\tlh mul'h
pleasure.
"A.dolescrnce t ~ not a grca 1 11 me for
most people. M ~ ~1Rg 1n thl' film "a' 1
m} father'-; idea. not mine I'll admit
tha1 I d11.ln'1 ohJl'll I \\J~ Jl\\J\<.
acting -nµk1ng up tcle' 1s1on com-
mercials 1n fron1 of the mirrnr
dressing up in m} mother'<; fanl~
clothes. The 1dt·a ofac11ng_1n a mo' 1e
appealed to me." she said.
"I thoughtatthe time that the sen pt
was a little corn) I rcall~ '-"3S more.
interested in being a flower child of
the 1960s than in pla} ing a med1t'' al
love story Rock ·n· roll ""as mon: m)
fie ld of interest. and I was general!)
unprepared for \\hal wa~ dl·mandcd
of me. I didn't understand thl'
compassion 1ha1 the girl had to feel.
"from a father\ point of nc". 11
was a beautiful gift for h1<1 daughll'r
But at the time I didn't <:t-c 11 1ha1
\\ 1llow} "1th <;lrong features and
v.1dc-sct e\ot1c eyes. she became a
favorite with 1hc fashion world.
tormance. Now I'm finding a bal-
anrc."
"Six years ago. I had been hv1ng in
l allfornia fo r four \Cars and I fell
SOml'\\hat lh\.,.3rlCd carccr-\\tSe." she
\a1d "I decided to t~ acting again.
li r\t 10 'The Postman .\l"a~s Rings
f\\1Cc.· In the fir<;t weeks I was more
1n1cn1 on losing lhl' phys1caht) of my
modeling. than in giving per-
She discussed be1ngdirected b) her
father: "He's mul'h mello\\er than I
remember from 'A Walk With Lo'e
and Death.' He'c; unique 10 "ork
w11h; he kno"s what he "ants and
simply gets It
"Though I'm his daughter. we ha\C
a 'cry professional relat1onsh1p on
the set."
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Orange Coas1 DAILY PflOTIT~y. June 1 t, 1915
TV LI STINGS
'Cagney' fans to
chose nominee
LOS ANGELES (A P) -In an
unprecedented move. the pro<luc~r~
of(BS' "Cagnc> & Lace) .. arc a'>ktng
1he pubhc to pick \\h1ch episode 10
<1ubn11t to the T ele..,1s1on ..\cadl.'m\ lor
.1H
1GGONll
the Emm' a"ards. -
Twel .. r ep1.,odes '-'Ill be screened a1
the Laemmle Monica 4-Plex 1n Santa
t\lonica between Monday. June 10. I
and Thursda). June 1 l The screen-I
ings will be free and 1he public v.111 be
asked to '01e on the episode 10
submit.
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If kids were a
product, we'd
cater to them
By NORMA HERTZOG
lfl sec or hear of another study on the need for child
care. I think I'll scream. In my view the need to continue
to justify the need is on ly an unwjllingness Jo recogn ize
the problem.
The problem. as I see it. is that we simply do not
ha ve a commitment to children in this country. We do
not seem to recognize that everything we do a.s a nation
is to be nefit the fu ture generat ion; and ye t the future
generation. our children of today. are not even
considered in our planning. ·
I'm not saying that we don't spend money on o ur
children and children's programs, because we do. The
problem is that we tend to react. ·w e need to be proactive
and plan for our children ... our nation, as if we really
cared about our future generations. I don't see this
happening in the state or in the nation.
It seems to me that we think our children will be
ready to take thei r place in our national plan when they
are of age. We ha ve not paid the attention to their
developmental process that will give us the results we
need in healthy. well-balanced. we ll-educated citi ze ns of
tomorrow.
It is a little like making a complicated cake batter,
but never putting the cake in the oven. so it isn't reall y a
cake you can eat. This is to say. we have all the
ingredients fo r good child care, we know how to mix and
stir the problems related to child development, but we
don't get it all toge ther so that we get the desired result.
We can look to other countries of the world to see
how to do the job. We don't have to rei 1:lVent this wheel;
there are lots of good examples. We must make a
commitment to the goal of mak ing our children our
national pride. ,
We know how many mothers are working outside
the home to help with the famil y budget; we know how
many singl e parents we have with children of all ages: we
know how many latchkey children we ha ve and all those
problems.
What are we waiting fo r. a 100 percent figure to be
reached on all the studies· before we accept the fact that
there is really a need?
Even if mothers were able to stay at home and all the
figures were minute in terms of need fo r out-of-home
care, in my view that would still not change my concern
for the lack of a national caring for children.
I'll wager we would solve the problem in a month 1f
we looked at chi ldren as a product line in a corporati on.
with a view to development growth and long-term
benefit to th e corporati on. We know how to do that very
well. ·
Corporauons ex pect high up-fron t costs to develop
th eir product, knowing they will realize a great return in
a few years. Are the children of our nation worth less than
an y product for peace or war? Unless we begin to show
the same concerns fo r our most precious resource, our
children, our leaders of tomorrow, we are defeating our
own purpose.
If children were a product line. we would meet th eir
needs earl y, to keep them trouble-free later, no blemishes
on the product. We would recognize their differences,
and treat them as a possi ble product line to be more full y
developed. We would supply thei r need for a good
education. a diverse education; we would teach them to
be productive by exa mple in a caring society. We would
balance their education with an introduction to the
world of sports. music. all the arts. languages.
understanding of other cultures.
We want a well-rounded product, which will in turn
continue to produce healthy. well-balanced new prod-
ucts. We would surround these products with the care
and concern all our products receive, because we rea lly
want to continue to produce million dollar babies to
meet our commitment to our stockholders. our nation.
Surel y we have enough studies to prove that most of
the people in our prisons today had problems a\
children. l he y had learning problems or emot1onal
problems and many other conce rns we can recognize and
treat while th ey arc very yo ung. How much more cost
effective to treat the problem than to continue to build
more prisons and lose the va lue of all those lives.
Corporations would not conti nue prod uct line after
product line of blemishes. by using the same mold.
The frustration I feel 1s that as a nation we know all
this and yet we continue to wri ng our ha nds and do
nothing to change our plans.
Norma Hertzog is the mayor of Costa Mesa sad
operates a preschool ia tbe city.
LETTERS
Non-drinkers should get
break on their lnsurance
To the (d1tor
It's time for 1n,urante romp.1n1cs
to begin 1\Wing non-drinker auto
1n~urancc pol1C1e\ fU)t ltkc nun-
'mokcr pollc It'\
0\Cf 54 J)\'fl l'nl 111 .1UIC1 ,11 1 Hkllt\
ORANGE COAST
Daily Pilat
arc akohol-rl'lated I would tlunk tht•
non-dnn ka nonJ1Tiokn poht > hold-·
l'f ""ould ht· a top-pnont-. premium
holdl'r
l<l\I I'll K C1KOl lll \
Ralho,1
H. L Schwert~ Ill
'rantt Ztnt , ",.,.
Tom Tell
~""•l"'V r a·• •
Don Fen .. ,
C.•ty 'd1l(lf
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"Th e bottom //neon Proposition 13 Is lhal Jt will be left alon e."
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THOMAS ELIAS
columnlat
THOMAS
Euas
Prop. 13
7years
old, still
strong
Despite a couple
of ineq uities. don•t
bet on any c hanges
. .~ . "MV E.LECTION WA S A SOCIALIST TRIUMPH OVER AMERICAN M ILITARY IMPERIALIS«.1 .... ANO I'll
(\\ 'l'vcn-}car-11ch 11me. but no
one 1~ \t:ratt'hing.
A.lmost exactly !\even yl·ar!I after < aliforn1ans overwhelmingly pas!\ed,
Propos1t1on 13. the propeny ta x
rn111ng in111at1\C ts still in place.
cs\en11all} unchanged and looking
tx·ltl'r all 1hc 11me
TELL THAT TO RONALD REAGAN IN M Y NEXT REQUEST FOR U.S. AID! -.. "
Not that there ha"en't txen press-
ure' lor change Each }Car. someone
i.:ome~ up v. 11h a proposal for somt·
i..ind uf \phi roll -a S}Stem that
\\Ould runttnue ta>.ing homes and
apanments at the current rates. but let
ta'\cs on business pro1>1:n} nse much
higher
Divestment is.sue means
Willie Brown 'satit again
.\nd 1hnc.' are periodic· outcne'>
money-making enterprises which. 1n again-;1 the 'iinglc biggest inequit} of No one approves of
apartheid, b u t not
alter natives either
II ~ou arc disgusted \\1th the wa)
Cal (LI( Berkeley) students have
demonstrated O\'er the regents having
invested university funds into com-
panies which. in 1urn. do business 1n
South Africa. then please listen and
learn.
In the first place the crowdc; that
demonstrated outside Sproul Hall m
Bcrkele) were not by an~ means all
student!\. Two-thirds of them (an
es11mate b) e)C\\ 1tnesses) v.ere
tov. nspcople -and man~ of those
v. ere \ eterans of the old free speech
mo-.ement of the I 96lh. Yo<ho ""ere
stnctl) left wing.
Communists. 1f )OU like to term
lhern 1ha t.
.\lso. such student!\ as were in-
' oh ed 1n 1985 were acu vated b}
clolh-headed memtxrs of the facult}.
You don't bchC\C 1t? Let us quote an
c.'\Ccrpl from the minutes of thl·
•\radem1c Senate regarding the
.\cadcm1c Council meeliog in
Bl·rkclc\ la\t month·
"Souih .\fncan D1,estment: Presi-
dent Gardner rcponcd on hi' l'on-
fronta11on with Speaker of 'the As·
sc mbl) W1ll1e Brown on May 14 and
discussed his concerns about the May
17 meeting of the regents on the
Berkeley campus. By now. you have
all read about that meeting in which
the regents declared a one-month
moratorium on new investments in
companies doing business in South
Africa ··
WALTER
BURROUGHS
"(On May 9. the Irvine D1v1si'on
Rc:prescntat1vc .\sscmbly voted
16-12 -with approximately 12
rl·pre'lenu111vc!> not \Ot1ng-1n favor
of total d1ve!\tmen1. The othe.r UC
campu'> rcpr(•sentallH' as'icmblies
ha'e not }Cl \Oted.)
"Pr<·<.1dcnt l1ardner rl'poncd that
the regents will hold a ~pecial meeting
at t JCL.\ o n Jun<' 10 to hear fun~l·r
report'> about dl'l''>tmenl The
.\cadem1r C ounnl "111 at1cnd that
meettng and will then reconvene in
order 10 am-.c at 11~ ov. n position
sumc1cntl) in advance of the regents·
Junt• 20-21 mt•e1in~s in San Francisco
wht•n a dt:C'1!\1on v. ill be announrt'd ..
f rom the forl'g01ng ll ·IS dear that
Willie Bnl\\n ,., up to h1 \ old trtd'>
Man} of ~ou \\ill rcml·mbcr that
lhl' l'1111cn~ of Orange( uunt) \ otcd a
h1g bond 1<.<,ue to finann' a tc.'nial)
earl' teaching ho'>p11al nn th l' In inc
campu!>. Hut W1ll11: c;a1d. "No. no.
that won't take care ofthl· poor folks
in Orange Count >."
o what happcncd'l You know. The
university was forced 10 take over the
old Orange County Hospital. This. in
spite of the fact that there was al read)
commitment on the pan of large
compan1c 'i. huilders. hotel owners.
medical bu1ll11ng contractori.. ad-
vanced laborat<>r) and many other
effect. would pro' 1de a monc\-Propos1 11on I 3. The prov1s1on that
making c.'ndowmen1 for thl· U('I \et<; all propcn) ta\es at I p,crcen t of
medical c;chool on land g1,en b) the ihe purcha'>l' pnce. but leaves tall
Irvine Co. · rate.,' 1rtuall} unchangc.>d v.ttcn prop-
' \ descnpt1ve booklet wa<, puhh~h-l'rl) doc'>n't change hands. ed~. Ti\lc: "Invitation to l'!'mortah-It '<, that pro\ 1s10n Y..h1ch i.:auses
l} • m.'\t-duur neighbors 1n 'inuall) The booklet read. "Env1s1on w11h identical homes to ha'e rad1call}
us .. a great med1c,-al center in the diffc:rcnt tax ~II and stanlingl)
fastest growing area of Orange Coun-different ti a oollgations based
IV ... a health ce nter destined from its on nothing ore than 11m1ng. What
moment Of C'OnCeptiOn tO become COUnlS m l I!. when. not what. you equal or supcnorto any in the United bought
State.s ... The l~vine Medical Center. But don·1 be1 on an) change~ 1n 1ha1
not JUSI a v1s1on -an absolutd} pro\ 1s1un. no matter how unfair 11
pracucal goal based on a thorougb::;· rn:t) be. Fur t hange has a relati\(:I)
stud) of present and futun: demand~ .. mall cons111ucnn . Most California
and new developing techniques ·· home'> tuda\ arc in the same hands
So what happened'' W1ll1e 'av. nu that held 1hrm in 1478. v. hen Prop-
pcrsonal poht1cal aggrand11emen1 0.,1110n 1 J pas~d .\nd tho!\C folks
So. in effect. he forced 1he un1,ers1t) don't v.ant am change that would
to bu\ the. count~ ho!\p1 tal and 1hus rai'ie their k\,:
trans(er mil.lions of dollars in cos1\ 10 Mean"°hile: local go' ernments and
the un1Hrs1t). ~·hool d1stnus doo'J lobb~ for
So here we arr pla'.f1ng the kn-wing l·ha ngi:. either. For thl' I perren1 rule
gaml'' again. No one 1n his ngh1 !TI ind 1., the <,1nglc mo~t rl'11able sourn· of
appro\ l''> of apanhc.>1d. Bu t. 11 ) ou uKreaSl'd fl'\ cnul· lor 1hc:m each )Car
think )Ou are 1n }Our nghl mind. how .\nd ll'nanl'>. nov. mai..ing up JUSI
.1bou1 1n' ;st1ga11ng the alternatl\l' to unda h.llf thl' ( ahforn1a dt.•uorate
apartheid' Throughou1 Alrira there don't lJrc
arc man~ such allernall\C'\ -die-But till' prl·-.,ur"'· lor a -.pl11 roll 1~
1<1tt1r!>h1p' . . '>l>mc-th1ng l'l\l' \lnw-.1 from Prop-
Wdl. dl'ar l)rolC''>~ors. w~> don t o\1t1crn 11·, fir-.1 da\. there werl'
)ouoffertn1hnl'gtnt'>tha11flhl')'W1.ll ou rrngcd lrll'' oH·r ·the fac1 1ha1 JU~l reduce the income from their bu':.inCS'>l'' were gl'tllng the pnrne
investments ~n .companies w_h1rh benefits of a faw passed LO help
ha\·c done business in South Africa. homeowner'> hang onto their prop-~ou will happily take a reduction 1n erty al the lll'ight of thl' real esra tl'
salal). You don't want to''. So your pril'l' spiral. h1~~-m1nded principles don t go that Business proper!} change!\ hand~
far·, . much mor.e rarely than houses. thl·
We v.ouldn t bchC\C 11. a 111cs claimed. reasoning tha1 this
would soon haH· homeowners pa) ing Walter llurrougbs ls tbe Daily a largcr-than-l'\ l'r c;harc of the total
Pilot's loufdiag publisher. propen~ ta\ bill.
-17i$1ii!U3t.UI ~ ij:i:fi!·IJ.iiJ:!.1----------------But 1t" hasn't turned out that v.a\
Bu'\1ne'' prupcrt~ nov. pa~s a '>hghti)
h1ghl'r 1,han: uf each propen~ ta>.
dollar than 11 did in 1978. according
to both the California Taxpa)cr'>
..\<,<>oc1at1on and a studv done for
lOunt\ asses!\ors last year· Reagan reform plan meant
to discourage tax cheaters
.. ftie trend has bern toward hU\I·
nc''· no1 awa' from 11:· (al Tax
research director um) McCanh}
rcponl·d rcccntl) McCarth) said an
n-.cragc of of all bu\lnl'S'> propt·n~ 1<;
rt·as\C!\'ii.'d c:;1d1 ~c:rr. compurl·d \\11h
lcs'> lhan '•of all rc<,1dent1al ptoJX'll\ IRS re port reveals growing prope nsity
among c iti zens t~ a void, evade ~axes
W,\ )111 :-.JC• f()" -The main goal part1l·ularl> among m1ddlc-1nrnme
ol Prcc,1den1 Rcag•rn"· ta'\-reform taxpayers. 1hat thl') are nor getting
plan '' 111 hnng lhl' rail''> down low bark. from <society and go' ernment.
l'llough to lurl· ind I\ 1duals and cor-their mone) ·'i v.onh lor taxes paid ...
po-a11110' ou1 of thl'ir legal tax The> c>.h1b1t a declining v.1llingncsc,
'>hl'ltl'r\ -and d\\J) from thl· illegal to pa) the share of governmental
"underground l'tonom~.. of un-expl'nd11urc'> (1nclud1 ng l'\pcnd1turt·s
reported 1ramaction'I lh(·~ ma} <;trongh d1'>agrec "1th I
Thl· prl'\ldcnt "a' depressing!} which goH·rnmcnt '>::I~'> " tht:1r'i ll>
acluratl' v.hcn hl· de'iCnbcd the pa> ..
v.id\.•\p,re.id ft:chngamong .\mcncan!I lndt•ed. ta\ rt.'form nm\ pro\c to tx·
1hat lhl' e\l'lllng louphole-nddlcd too little and too late to rcvcMc th1\
.,, \t<·m " unfair and fa\ or., the nch att11 ude. A sclf-emplo}t·d person ma}
a'nd lhc rraft > fhe Internal Revenue have entered the undl·•~round econ-
4')en 1n· reached th1c; conclu!.1on om y -taking fl't'<, in rni.h. or
beforl' the prC'ildt•nt 'iW3pf}tng \Cf\ ire for 'l r' ll'C' \\Ith no
In .rn unpuhhshcd '"ilratl'gic plan" mone} rhanging hamh -tx-c1u-.c llf
prepared la'it \ear. the IRSde\otcfan ou1rage over high ta'.t'i.
cn11rc r hapter to thncnqus probfcm~ But now that the) '<' learned ho"
of .. , oluntary compliance" in· recen"T to cheat. the) ma} dt•c1dc to keep nght
) car\ Our a'ls0t·iatc Donald Gold-on doing.so no malll'r how low the Lall
berg ohtatncd a cop} of the docu-rat~s go And the rccc·nt \tone'I about
ment. and ii '>hows clearly whai''!I IRS .romputc~ ~nafu'I l'ncouragc
worryin,e 1hc I RS _ whose people chrater'> 10 hchl1 Vl' thut the\ 'rr not
uo,uall)''gl V<' ulcer\. not get them. -likcl> In l(l't l'aup.h1
"1 a\p11 ycr'i arc hccoming octlcr In 1981. <m:ording to the IRS
1nlmincd about the cx1!>tence of 13)1. d<K'ument. thl' "ta\ gap" caused by
.1huM'' fta'\ \heller' and the hke). the unreponcd or underreport~ income
l'\tent of ta\ lheatinganJ thed1fficul-wa\ on e\t1matcd S55 h1lhon. By
t\ lnr go\ \'rnment 10 detect and deal I 1190. lhl· IR~ \:tk ul:ttl''· the T reu~ui;·
"'11h 1:1' ahuse,." the report t''\platn\ will lo\C SCJR hilhon on th•'> untaxed
C 11n\C"uentl). la '<pa) ers in gcn~I tn\ nllll" The lo!.t re' enuc must oc
,11c tx·rnming more mchncd ltl a\ 01d mack up of wur~ b~ uthcr ta'<·
c1nd t'' .idc laXC''i through '>Ul h mean'> pa\\'r'i
a\ arc a' a1lablt to them ·· f n hope.•\ of m~~ine, "~uMtant1al
Th" ha' hrouaht a chan~r 1n the inroad~ aga1n'>t lhe 1.omphance de· utt1~udC' of mo<.t .\mc ncan' toward chnc:· the IRS proposed these tn·
1hc gO\<'rnmcm and part1culUI) tht' 1t1at1'e~
1.n W'itl·m -.. , he I RS will attempt tc
"T,t J')a\~r' arc t''<h1b111ng a dcchn· en ha net the J)\ahh\ ·, awal'fntS of the
int re~~ Jor P(1 rchtt" on •tnc . nou~n~ of 1ai1 theitinJ anJ th
fa\\. and government\ 1n general, .\ fmpo1t8n of' COlTlplfoncc With the
'decn> in the 'iOC1:tl\ contract' 1s ta1 'i)',tcm .. .\ ta ~ fon·c \\Ould IX
1kt<'<1a bk thC'rc 1\ a flMw1n1t (C'Chnp.. tn'ah•d and n~:rtiar>s a puhht·-rrla· . .
JACK
ANDERSON
r~
OSEPH PEAR
lfhu\lnl''' \\t:re a'~c~..,ed at a h1ghc1
rrttl' than homl's. he 'laid. thl' tax
hurdt:n would· 1nC\ llahl} h1.· paid b)
COn\umc:rs and employee'> an) way.
"Business that con· pass this cost on
will do so:· McCanh> said. "Busi-
nesses that cannot will have to absorb
the costs b> reducing profit'i or
forcing reductions in ~taffing ...
.\nd that. hel'la1mcd. \\Ould be had tions firm retained. to dnve home to for the stale.
the public the con .. cquc:nce~ of tax "C'ahfom1a needs to crea te 300.000
e' as1on. JOb a year to keep pace with the
-"The IR · will ~ck add111onal growing work force." McCanhy said.
wa}s tot:reatc and ma1,,tam a sen'><' of "A spl11 roll 1s counterproductive to
prc-.cnce and improve our ability to this objectl\e."
detect soph1~l1ca1t·d non-com· Rut not to worry. For the bottom
phancc." .\ "taxpayrr profile" would line on Propos111on 131s1h:u 1t will be
be drawn up from a variet y of source~ leO alone. The presumptions that led
to 1dcnt1fy hi..cly chiseler~ to pressure for a spilt roll haven't
-One 1n1t1a\l\C "will alll'mpt to panned out, while thcrt's not yet
C!\tabhsh whether penalties arc efft"<:· enough pressure to end the tall law's
11ve in increasing our ab1h1y to reach one big and obvious injustice.
non-compliant small busmcs~ tu.-TbomH EIJH I•• S.•111 Moalc•·
payers whose returns urc not usually ,,.,~ colam•l•t °" 1111u 111w1• wlcctcd for exammat10n."
-.\nother would try to unmn k
those who tile no returns at all. "This
can bt' accompli hed by 11Clecting a
random sample from commercial
lists of indm duals who have high
1.ncomcs but who arc not shown (on !'ks fires} ...
P X VOBISC'UM: The Dtfcnst'
lntclhgcncc .\tlcnc.~ camr up v.1th
some 1mag1nat1vc f)('lhng rcccntl) 1n
a wnuen response to a c-onarcss1onol
Query about the War53w Pact no110M
of Ea\trm •Furopc It referred to
NATO's archcocm) lhrouJhout the
re ponse a'i the "War~w Pad. .. t
Inst the DIA didn't call 1t the
"Warsaw PAC" \\h1ch might ha\e
l«I the honortiblt mcmbcn to won-
der whnl Poh'h lohby1n1 group had
uddenJy appracrd on the ~ent
'Jack AlldC1r100 111d Jo.t#M Spttr
art 1)'11dlc1ttd N>lt1mnl1tt .
L.M. Bovo
Ladies who love
and l os e -quit
l hrt'l' out of four men who get
d1' Orl·ed 1n their earl> 40$ marT)
;1ga1n Onl} thrt'c out offivc divort'cd
womch 1n I hat age bracket do Ml. Men
oftcnumc'i report th1c; c:omJ)3nson
wmfully. sympathct11:all~. even ron-
Je~'tnd1nal> Our I ove and War
mon obJ~t~. In many 1n tanc:es. S3)1
he 1t mere!\ means some women
learn from c"fX'nCnl'C while wme
men don't Such women think
u-nn ther mamoac would bf about ••
Wt\l' a\ \IJICtd h)' ~n.ikt·.
L..M. Boyd 11 • •Y•tlJcat~'
rolumal1t.
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4 •
TUESDAY, JUNE 11. 1985
Bob Prince, th• voice of the Pirate•, dlH. C2;
S~rta' "dream marriage•" heven't all be •ucc-ful. C3.
' The South All-Stare pracdce for their June 281ame. From left are Irvine'• Jeff Blelman, Harbor'• Tom Kitchen•, Huntington.Beach'• Robert Flory, l"1n
Slump .over
for Angels?
McCaskill r ecords
firs t victory as
~ng~ls romp, 8 -1-
By CHRIS MONAHAN
D ... 1l'OolC~t
The End.
That was the best wa} to describe
all the events that took place at
Anaheim Stadium Monda) 1nvoh·
ing the Angels.
It wa'i the end or appeared to be the
end of:
•The Angels' team h1111ng woes a~
the club erupted for 8 runs on I I hits.
Juan Beniquez led the wa}. going 4 for
5 wi th-e-O<>u ble and l w&t npl~ Rtght
fielder Mike Brown. gettin~ a rare
start. raised h1sa verage 14 points with
th re(• h11s of his own.
•Tomm) John\ p1llhing career
"1th the .\ngels as the team rcac-
11vated fir'it baseman Rod (are" and
designated John for release or as~1gn
ment.
• R0Qk1e pitcher Kirk Mc( ask111's
long wall for his first major league
'1ctory. McCaskill. who earlier this
year had no hit the Detroit l 1gers for
61/1 innings only to receive no de-
c1s1on, went the distance allo" 1ngjust
seven h11s. while sinking out seven.
•Bnan Downing's 0 for 31 hilting
slump. Downing. who had seen his
average fall from .250 on May 26 to
.204. broke the string w11h a first
inning double to nght. He finished I
for 4 with 2 RBI.
When the Angels tied up all those
Tonlll"'• Game
TUM (Aomna 2...-) at An1ll1
(Lugo Q..0)-~
Time: 7:30 p.m.
TV: None.
~: KMPC (710).
loose ends. they finished T uesday
with an 8-1 victory over the vis1ling
Texas Raniters. r
.\II ofth1s also made ManagcrC.,cne
Mauch. who has been saying for a
couple weeks that the slump w1U go
away. look like a prophet.
.. r, c said all along that the runs
will ~me. Thest'-gu)., ~re JU too •
good." said Mauch. "If I hav.e to
worf} about Brian Downing hnd
Doug DcC1nccs. than I ha\c more
than I can handle. ".\n~one can tt.l',c a '>lump. \Cl·
eran<1 and }Oungsters. Thq tan hit I
JU\t didn't want them to forget how
good the} arc:·
Though the sudden rl'\urgcncc of
the offense was big news. it couldn"t
outshine the performance ot
McCaskill. The :?4-ycar-old former
hocke) pla}er kept the Rangers on ice
all night even in the "arm summl·r
air.
Other than the third 1nn1ng when
the Rangers scored 1he1r onl} run. the
·rookie was really never 1n trouble . .\I
one point he struck out the 4-7 hiller..,
in the Texa<i lineup: Lllrl) Parrish.
Gar) Ward. ChfT Johnson and Pete
(P~eaae aee ANGELS/C2)
• P ..trepl\GIO
P r esident Ronald Reagan bolds items presented to him by
Lakers. Behind him are (from left) Bob McAdoo, Mitch
Kupcbak, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar and Coac h Pat Riley.
Lakers· sti 1
running:
sidestepc~
ey
wd·
Parade honors
NBA c hamps today
in Los Angeles
o r:umber of fans who did not want to
~a11 ang~ and d1sappo1nted badr<rr ~
the terminal.
.
l~(1Ll:V.O()O (.\Pl -fhe los
<\ngck<, Lakers. after a '1s11 "'1th
Pres1deflt Reagan at the V. h11e
House put olT their hometo"' n lcl-
ehra11on of thr1r nl'"' h ''nn "orld
t•hamp1on'>h1p onl' mor~ da~
Frc~h trom a fl'lep111m 1n thl' V. h111:
House Ro\t: (1ardcn thr l JI.er'
s1destepix·d a tcrmtnJI lrO"'ded "'tlh
warnng fans al Los ~ngele'> lnter-
na11onal \ 1rpor1.
The mancu,er IC>rl'l'd the l.\;1111ng
l'fO'-'d l'\lln1Jll'd Ot'l\\Wn 'ill/I ,1nd
I .Ll(ll) to \\,\11 un11I toJ.1, 'Ill kl r·IJfX'
paradl' 1hr 1ugh lhl qrl'l"I' nl J11\\ n-
111\\ n 1 .,, .\ngck' !11 rt·1n1u lhl
11·am·, IPrl)!-.1\\J11nt dck;il 111 thr
Rtl,ll>n ( l'i Ill\
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Ba\lo.cthJll ,.,,lX 1.11111n lhJmp111n'
unload,·d t\'Jm nwmtx·r, \lonJJ,
n1gh1 Oil a fUfll.\J\ neJI lhl' .\111\'fllJn
.\1rltnC\ hJngar t'IUI tar ln1m lhl'
tl.'rmin,11 \\hl'fl' ,hcl·nng !Jn<. hJd
ix·l·n \\Jll1ng.
\la' or Tom Bradk' hJ' 11t1il 1Jlh procl~1mn,I 1oda~ .. I aio.l'f'-DJ\ · 1n
honorot lhl· l'al..a<,' "8.\ lllk ''h1th
lJme alter .1 111·IOO'1, 1nn tH l'f lhl·
( l'111,, nn -..unJJ\ thJI ~JH lhl·m ,1
+2 '' 111 1h1. he,1-11f-,,., en l h.1m-
p111n,h1p 'l'l ll''
Thl' l .1!..l·r,· mJl1l't1\\'r kit .1
·-rm going to wntc a letter 10 Riley.
( tl·am 0 " ner Jem l Buss or "hoevcr
''as in tharg~ of th!\ and didn't let us
~..:<'them·· said V1ck1e McDav1d. :i1 .
ol L~ n"ood. "I think 1t"i; not vt~I) fair
of them to do this We ~ailed eight
~car\ for this and "C didn't e'en get to
SCI.' them .
.. \\ h1le thl'' fl' at the parade I'll be ''P'"S lettt"f\ JI '-'Ori.." '>ht· added
angnl)
Janl' .\lo.1 .:'~ nf Harhor (It' s.a1d.
··1 heafd rumors hut I didn't hear
an~th1og o n the news Even Oll m~ "'a' do"n here. I heard that the'
• ''ould he ht:ar I "'a' rcalh d1~P.
pi11nll'J I laml' 111 ,l.,. Jo...arl'l'n1 ~ "3!>
~111nl! h•~t\,. him J ndt· homt• ·
I h , '•\\J .11lhl·1am1nal "'a' not
h1~\'I 1'\·,,1U\l' 111 ll'p11rt\ th.II '-.ltd tht•
I .ilo.l'r' ,11ulJ 11111 Ix '"l'n
··\\ l' 'l' hJJ '"ml' •Jll\ from pi:111'll'
"an11ntz 111 >('l lnl' l ah·r' \31d Jarl..
Fran1.111<. puhltl rl'1.11111n' dtrl'Clor for
l .\ '\ .. Hut I 1h1ni.. lhl'' 'rl· pirk1ng. up
lht' nll'/''-.lll'' on 1h1· raJ1l1 ··
\1t1-n' "ere put up at lhl' 1am1nal
'-J\1ng thJt thl L:i lo.a<. "l'Uld not
JpfX.1r .JI the tam1n.il
f rJr11111'> -.a1J the la\t 11n11 1hc
L.1h·r, \\l're therl·. ropes had 111 put up
and th1· tt·am had to he led O\ \ecunt'
g.uJrJ, thn,ugh 1h,· \ ro"d ·
It "J' l''' 111ng I'll 'J' th.it.".
l-ranu11' <.a1d flt the I 4!C '\Ct.'nl'
l h1· ,,,111111g 'ro"J. much \maJler
(Please see LAKE R S/C2 )
Barons' pitchers lead Rebels tonight BLYLEVEN
HEADED FOR
MINNESOTA?
Angels place
Tommy John
on the block·
Special to tlae Dally Pilot
Veteran lef\-handcr Tommy Jo hn.
·who has won 25 7 aames in a big.
league carcer that began. in 1963. has
been designated for release or assign-
ment b)' the naeli. the American
Leaaue team announced Monday.
John, who turned 42 last month.
had a 2-4 record and a 4. 70 earned run
avcraae for the ngels this season.
The lcf\-hander has a 257-201 mQJOr
lcaaue ~ord:
John·s S{>Ot on the roster was taken
by seven-time L batting champion
Rod Corcw. who was reactivated af\er
havma been 1n the disabled Ii t since
Ma_y 20.
Carew. 39. suffered a broken bone
in h1~ left foot while sconn1 a run
qa1nsl Toronto on May 2. The ftm
bnrman 1 +. hn shy of me . hir
mark for his t'arttr. He 1s h1ttina .265
(PleaM Me JOHN /C81
South a ttempts to even series at 9-9
m county All -Star baseball game
Fountain Valk~ High'" 1-2 Plllh·
1ng punch of Anti "harpnad and
Don me Snowden lead the ~m1th tl-;.1111
in the I ~th annual Orange Count~
All-Star baseball game tonight al La
Palma Park 1n Anaheim. beginn1nga1
7:30.
Sharpnack. recently l'hosen b) thl'
Angels in the free-agent draft. and
lefi-hander nowden kd the Baron\
to the CIF 4-A title 1h1s season.
Sharpnack was taken on 1he second
round. but he has yet to sign with the
.\ngl'I' lie "'d'-'dwdukd to 'll!-n a
na1nin.1l kltl'f nt 1nll'nt \\llh lhl'
l nt\l'r\ll\ ol \outhern l .1litorn1.1·
1oda) to pro,1dc him "'1th an optwn
should hl' not toml' tu tl.'rm-. .... 11h till'
.\ngcl'
outh{ oarh Bohn' lcio.l'' ot \1Jtl'r
Dc1 .,;11d he wa\ n1)1 'lUrl' ''ho hl'
"ould \tart. hut addl•d: "lt"ll Ix' l'llhl'f
Sharpnark or "mmdcn \\ e "ant w
go" 1th a left. right ll'ft. right ton~ut ··
Tht• on I~ p1 ll'hl•r\ \\ho do 1wt llg.u rl·
in Ide,· p1tch1ng plan'i. hut 1n olhl'I
areas. arc Ed15on ·, l hip Dam.itn
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Dodgers go long distance and it pays off
Gue rrero. Ma rs ha ll , Brock hit h om ers
in Los An_geles · 7 -4 vic tor y over Reds
CINCINN Tl ( P) -Npth1ng
agair&St Dodger tad1um. mind you.
But the Los Angele Dodg('rs prefer to
do their home run hitting elsewhere
R1 vertront 'ta<hum was to their
hkmg Monday night. as Pedro Guer-
rero. Mike Marshall and Greg Brock
belted homer" for a 7-4 victor) over
the Cincinnati Reds.
"I think we'rr s1an1na to hit the ball
bctter." said Brock _ whose t~o-run
blast <.'upped a five-run lif\h 1nn1ng.
"Plu'). thl· baU was cnrf) mg wdl
tonight."
The £.>od&l'I'\ came into the game
with JU~t 11 homl.'r!. 1n Dodger
tactium hut JO on the road. Thr11
threc-honwr outbunt Monda) ga\ e
them tL,.H-1 S Nt1c o T opp0ncnt~ on •
tht road.
The 9t'i<Jgcr. needed all tho~·
home run\ 10 ovcrt'OnlC fl thrce•run
Reds fir~t inning h1ghllghn-d b~ \Ian
Kn1ceh ·., t\.,.O·run homer
"lt'<i ~ood to ~l'l' thtl'il' run<.. hllC>me
back hkc thnt... Dodger \.tan.ig.cr
Tom l a'iOrdn \aid ··it's good to SCl'
thtm s~inging the b.m hkc that ..
Knirel) ·~ founh homer of thl·
season bounced olTthc toll of the left.
licld wall bclore cont1nu1n' O\er. a
/bad beginning for Oodgcr leh-handl•r
Rick HoncH·utt. 4-5
But ~ed~ "tanc:r Jo hn ~turx·r f~-5.
wasp't in good form. un;ibk to ind
his tontrul from.the stan
"He "as Just ge111ng h1,') p11chc'\ up
tonight ... Brod:: c'plaint'd .. He goth~
the fircit couple of innings. but htlgot
thrt'<' Pll<'hC"I up that ht· didn't wnht w get ~p. ...
T"' of l~ mir m th(--tmtntl
when l1u('rrt'ro ;,ind Ma,-,h II un-
lmldl'd ~olo -.hot\. It wn C 1ut'rl't'ru·~
ninth and Mnf"h:i ll''l tl'nth
\turx·r kll .1p.1r1 1n thl 1i11h ·•' th1
l>odger> .. (Ofl'd ti\(' 11 OH'\ "l' n
I andrl·au\ d11uhlcd h11111l· t'"' run'
Crt1l·m·ro h.1J .1n Rill '1ngk Jnd
Br01.l \ t"o-run hl."t h1', ~hlh put
the Dodge" in uimmand
"Rroc-k\ hnmc run"·" till' 1•nl th.11
hurt." Red\ pla,er-m.1nJ~,·r l\·tl
Ro-.c \:ltd ··11 "'l' ,oml 11111 ,,1 1h.1t
inning d<'" n ' ' "l.· \ 1. '' 111 iiot ,1 ~"'~I chan~t· 111 "'° But "'' "•ll d1mr 7-\ .. ,
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nut nl the hullf)l·n to hlan~ t hl' K1·\1'
tor the lln.11 I ' \ 1nn1n>t,' '' 1111
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:is :i .
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go1na .. l 1,..nrJJ -.a1J \\. l' , .. '" 't N'
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got to haq• \Omf cnn..,1c.trm'
"\\\.• \t' JOI to gl't m11ml·nwm
ll'Hntt \\1• nt'l'll that R111h1 n11\\ \\1
•
ToalflU'• Game
Dodger• (Reuss 3-5) at Cincin-
nati (Browning 5-5)
Tlme: •.35 pm
TV: None.
Radio KABC (790).
wtDNEI DAY'I GAME
Time 9 35 a.m.
TV None.
Radio. KABC (790)
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in I kl 141'0 trnm tht.• P11tc.hurgh
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"l"h lhl'' \\11uld 111<.1 do 11
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n.rnn\ () Krll'n l301l' up 10 me
.tn,I t11J Pt ll h ~<)('<! Petl'f
R;a ' .. ,1 ..aid the 'amQ>thm8 hrtort•
"'' l:i\I 'tilr\ 1 hen \unda\, I ..,.'\.,..
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c. Orange Coaat DAILY Pit.OT /Tuesday, June 11. 1985
Corporate Challenge set for Irvine's Mason Park
' .
I · Tti.~ny oftr, 1ne will become lhc
ncwc \site of the Manufacturers
HanovcrCorporatcC'hallengc
Wedncsd:l) when lhe 3' :-mile road
race is held at Muson Park.
over 3.000 runners arC' "~pected to
part1c1patc 10 th1 -,,car'l> L .\race la11:
in the summer
1r1v1tt·d to partH.'1patc in a llarl... Ba'
'-'lltm·uprun
.\.,"'ell ns add1na Ir' inc to th~
senei.. the Challenge ..... 11 goo' ~rM.0u11
for tht' first ~car with a rafc in K1llurnc~. lrelnnd. Race will con-
tinue in Chicago. Ne" Yori... Buffalo.
Thecvcnl wall pil employees of
area cofl)Onuaon!t. as well as tmdc.
educauonal. fuw1c.W and non-profi 1
insmul1ons a.pani.tcach other for the
ilory of thctrcompanics. for fun and
forpnzes.
The C'ofl)OratcChallenge made its
debulln NewYorkC11y 1n 1977 .... llh
only 200 runners rcpttscnting so· .
companies. h hassin~ grown to
become New York'ssccond-largest
racmgcventafierthc New York City
Marathon.
"1 he rc.,pon~c: 111 Lui. .\n~clcs h.h
been O\_trwhclm1n¥but we;_ found thut
mun) Orange Count) companies thut
wanted to panic1p:uc d1drfl do <>o
becau travehna to Los .\ngeles on a
business day wasa hardship.'' <;aid
Barbara Paddod .. assistant '1n'-
prc:s1dent of mnrl...cting for ~lnnular·
turers Hanover
) racui.c. Alban). Atlanta, M1am1.
Boston. Chicago. San Francisco. Dal·
la'>. I lousto n and Los Angeles.
Runners"' 111 be grouped into
team!.. e1 th er men's." omt'n 's or
coed. and compantes<.·nn enter as
man~teamsasthe) want.
"We nrc thrilled 1hat we wcrl' able
to add Irvine to the senetth1s year
and give those-runners a chance to
fompcte."
Lunch time sign-ups fort he race
will be conducted in ~ centralizl.'d
location 1n Irvine and. as before to tht•
Corporate Challenge. run ncrs "Ill be
Pmcs' ill be presented to all
ti nicthersand the top fi ve mtn's.
'"omen's and coed teams will receive
engraved silver dishes.
In 1982. Los Angeles was added to
the Corporate Challenge ~nes and
SPORTS BREAK
Wiggins OK to play,
but liis f ufure still
unsure as a Padre
From AP dlspatcbH
NEW YORK -Second baseman a Alan Wiggms of the San Diego Padres was
declared "ready to res~me Qla} from a
medical standpoint" Monday by a panel reviewing his
drug-abuse problems.
The Joint Review Council. made of three doctors
k'nowlcdgeable about drug abuse and set up b} maJOr
league baseball's Joint Drug Agreement last year. met
here to determine whether Wiggins was medically able
to return to work.
The dec1s1on "as the panel's
first since 11 was created and came
in the face of a previous dec1s1on
b} Padres President Ballard
Smtth, who declared that Wiggins
would not pla~ for an Diego 10
1985 becaust of his drug prob·
lems.
The Ma.t0r Ldlgue Baseball.
Pla)~rs .\ssoc1at1on. ho""e'l'r.
said that Smith's dc-c1s1on 10
suspend Wiggins for the season
violated the JOint drug agreement between the pla}crs
union and the club owners.
Wiggins was present at Monda) 's review along
with Lee MacPha1 I. president of the owners· Pla)t'r
Relations Committee.
The decision was reached after more than four
hours in a pri vate room at the union's offices.
None of th e panic1pants ""ould comment on the
decision.
"It's our dc1erm1nat1on that there ....,,11 be no pre~s
conference at this time ... Gene Orza. the associate
general counsel for the players assoc1a11on. said as he
handed out a simple eight-line statement to reponers
wa111n$ in the area. "Not from the doctors on th•:
comm11tee. not from \\-1ggins. not from an) bod) ..
When MacPha1I passed through the outl'r lobb) on
his \.\a) out he ""as also as ked fo r a comment. His repl) ·
·-rm not allo....,ed 10 You've got the statement··
Wiggins \Oluntanl\ entered a treatment shortl'
after failing to c;ho" up (or an .\pnl 25 game against thl'
Dodgers 1n Los '\ogeles. It was the second umc rn three
years that he h-ad undergone treatment for coca1nt•
dependenc}.
. Ho"'e"er. Don Fehr. the umon's acting director.
said that W1gg1ns is a first-time offender because th~
current drug agreement .... as not 1n forcC' 1n 1982. "'hen
he "'as arrested for cocaine possec;s1on and suspoendcd
from baseball for 30 da \.,
l 'nder the agreement adopll'd la'>t} car no pu n1 It' e
action can be taken against the pla\er 1fhe successful!~
complete~ the rehabil1a11on program and nu am:st "'a'>
in'ohcd 1n the case
Guokas new 76ers coach?
PHILADELPHI" -With Detroit
P1S1on'i Coach Chuck Dah out of the
ru nning for the Philadelphia 76ers· head
coaching Job. the Nauonal Basketball
Assoc1a11on duh has turned its a11ent1on 10 assistant
coach Matt Guokas.
The 76er" rejected the Pistons' demand for a first·
round draft p1ci... 1n C\chlnge for !ilgrung DaJ ). and
<;l\er'\ O'-'ner ltarold Katz said uuokas and "poss1bl)
one or tv. o more" candidates "'ere under cons1dera11on
(Juoka""· .... ,re. Barbara. '>aid her husband met ""ith
Kall for much of Monda\ in Kati's office in suburban
Jenlo..1nto"'n but ~1d she did not"knov. ~hat ~as being
discussed "iumerous calls 10 the Guokas home
Monda) night were met "'Ith a busy s1_inal
fhc head coaching pos111on opened up la'>I month
whl•n Bill~ ( unn1ngham resigned after eight )Cars
II.a ll '>aid the Pistons. had 1n1t1all}' sought 10
reco\er set:ond-round picks gi ven in a I 91S3 trade for
Earl ( ureton
"Had v.e 1-..nov.n the' had v.an1ed a lirst-ruund pit~ "l' -..1111lt1 ha\l· nc,erd1scu!iwd it.· r..a11 \aid
Raiders get new quarterback
F-1 ~f( ii '\DO -f he Lo., \ngdc'>
Ra ider<. ha\.e acquired quartcrba(k Rich
C amphcll frnm the Green Ba} Pa tlo..crs
In c\t hange for ( ampbell. the Pat !..er'
""Ill rcle1' c ·und1sclo<,ed dralt chmtes ··according 10 .1
Raiders spolo..cc,man
( Jmphl'IJ 26 ..... a., a first-round draft chu1n· of
(1rl'l'n 8a} in I lJX 1 -ht' ""as the SI\ th pla~t·r lhusl.'n -
and hJ' hn·n 1.qth the Patkers \lnre 1ha1 ume hut ha\
pla~ed 1n onl} l'1gh1 NFL game~ Hl· '>a"' arnon in JU'\I
three 1t-amc' la\! c;eason
\ n-4 'I o-poundcr
a11 entkd tht• l ni'er<11l\
1..ompk1ed ti4 5 pcru:nt
colkg1a1 e 1..an·1..·r
lrom ~an Jose < amphcll
of < ahtomrn where he
of hi' paS'>l''> during hi\
1 he(. ·orpora te Challenge ~en es for
I ~85 <.•mh in November.,..11h a
Oakland o~tlaata Royals in 10
Kansai. < II) second baseman Frank
Wblte's error w11h t\\O outs in the 10th
inning allo""cd Mike Heath to scorC> from
1h1rd base to give the Oakland A's a 1-1
'1ctol) over the Ro)als 10 highlight Aml.'ncan l eague
baseball pla) Monda} night. Dao Quisenberry (3·0
suffered the loss ... Bob Shirley ga' e up six hits over 6
1-3 innings before gctung relief help from Brian Fisher
and Dave Rlghelll as thl.' Nev. York Yankees beat the
Toronto BJue Ja)s. 4-2. h1rle). 1-1. "'as making hts
fir t start of the }ear after being
pressed into service because of a
back IOJUf)' suffered by Joe Cow-
ley. R1ghe111 got the final four outs
for his I I th save ... Elsewhere
around the American League.
Tom Brunansky hit a three-run
homer 10 highlight a five-run
scu>nd inning that rnmcd the
Minnesota Tw1m past the
Cll.'vcland I ndians. 6-4.
Brunansk\ 's 14th home run of the
Quleenb9rry sea'>On heiped Minnesota win for
just the third time in its last 17 games ... Jim Rice hit a
th ree-run homer after fouling off two sacrifice bunt
a11emp1s "'1th no outs in the bollom of the ninth inning
as the Boston Red So'I: beat the M1Jwaulcee Brewers. 4-2.
for theu· eighth straight '1ctol). Milwaukee staner
Teddy Higuera. 4-4, had allowed only three hlls through
eight innings and held a 2-1 lead entering the ninth ...
Lance Parrish dro' e in his third run of the game with a
one-out single 1n the I I th inning. capping a two-run
rall } that lilied the Det roit Tigers over the Baltimore
Onoks. 8-7 Floyd Bannister celebrated his 30th
b1nhda~ b~ p11ch1ng fiH' innings for the victory and
Tom Paciorek's RBI single sparked a four-run first
inning that led the Chicago White Sox over the Sea11le
Manners, 9-4.
Gwynn, Kennedy lead Padres
Tony Gwynn and Terry Kennedy each a
dro'e 1n three runs. two apiece in San
D1e~o·., fiH'·run third inning. and LaMarr
Hoyt "on h1'> fifth straight start as the ~
Padre' defea\cd the Hou!tton Astros Monda} night. 9-1
w highlight 'la11unal League baseball action. The loss
ended Houston\ four-game \\Inning streak Ho}l. 7-4.
p1tlhl'd his lihh complete game of the season and third
in a rov. In other NL gamei.. Ryne Sandberg singkd
in 1 .... 0 runs and Keith Moreland si ngled in ont as the
Chicago Cubs rallied for thret:
rune; in the eighth inning tet bea t
the Montreal E>.pos. 5-4. Mon-
treal's Jert Reardon, the league
leader '"Ith 17 sa'ei. hie"' a sa'e
opponun1tv tor the fir<>I 1tme th1<i
~'·ar allo,,ing the (ubs' fifth
<.tra 1gh1 v1l·tor. Glenn Wi lson
douhled. tnpkd ba11ed in thret•
run'> and '>Cored 1v.1cc as the
Philadelphia Ph1l11es beat the
New Yori... Mete;. 6-4. John Denny,
Gwynn 3-5. \Ca ttered seven hits over
eight innings Rook1t' le It-hander Zane Smith pitched
the Braves' first complete game this year and Larry
Owen capped a fl\e-run tirc;1 inning wllh a two-run
double, leading .\tlanta tn a 7-0 triumph over the San
Francisco G1anh. The' ll'IOf) was the third straight for
the Bra' es. who had ""on no more than two in a row this
}Car. The loss was the (1iants· fifth ~traight .. Danny
Cox pitched a four-h11tt·r and singled home 1wo runs
and Jack Clark homned as the 1 Lou1\ ( ard1nals
tnmmt•d the P11t\hurgh Pirate'>. ti-I
Evert Lloyd again No. 1
... .\ '\ F-R.\ '\(I~<<> -Chm E\(·rt
llo~d "once ag.iin the top "'oman tennis
pla~cr 1n the '"orld. thl' \\.omen·, fenn1s
-\ \S\Ol iat ll>O \3 \ '>
I lmd, ""ho tkkated \IJrlinJ '\a' ra11lo\a for tht•
'-'Omen\ lltk in 1he f-rl.'nlh <>ix·n 1enn1!. cham-
p1on!.h1p!. last v.eekend. rl·placed ""' rat1lova Monda) atop the \.\'T .\ rani...1ng<,
rhl· "\ll·\l'<H·ctlcl 1111\d 1.kk-.1lt'li \ia\ ratilO\a (i. "\
h--, 'JI R1;l.ind (1an "' -..1,1d1um "iJturd.n Llmd ~a'
'·"' r.inlo..cd '\o 1 1n Ju1w I '~l\2 ·
'11 hJ' hn·n .1 drc:111111t flllll\ t11 ht• had, al \io I ..
l 111\il \.1111 111 111nd11n But "1111 \lanina pla~ ing '>•l
" 11 1 r lht· 1.1'1 l"" \l.,tr, .rnd ht 111~ "' l111m1nan1 l
rt•Jlh did no1th1nl..11 \,,\, .1 n·11l1t\
Televiaion, radio
TELEVISION
7:30 p.m. -THE SPORTING LIFE: Profile of
jockey Steve Cauthen.
RADIO
4.30 p.m -BASEBALL: Dodgers at Cincinnati,
KABC (790).
7:30 p.m. -BASEIALL: Te)(as at Angela, KMPC
(710)
WEDNE8DAY'8 ftAOfO
9:30 a.m. -BASEIALL: Dodgers at Cincinnati,
KABC(790).
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IROSTEIHOUS
RUNNING
championship race to be held in.
Central Park in New York City. The
No. I men's, women's and coed
tt•ams from all race cities will be flown
to New York to compete in this event.
For funhcr information on the
event orscnes. phone (2 13) 472-5058.
Limbering up
* * *
Thl· ""t'el...I) H un11ng1on Bcurh
Central Park Fun R1.1osnrccont1n u·
ing_throughout the summer.
There is rc~i trati on or fc:c fort he
event which 1s held on Sunda} .
mornings. Thi Sunday. a half-!l'ile
run 1s $lated for 9 a. m.; a onC·fl"!ile run
for9: I011nd a two and e1gh1-m1le run
at9:30.
II courses are measurl·d and
marked.
For further information. phone
Dene Fitzgerald at 963-9969.
* * * RUNNING SCHEDULE
WHllHdlY
Menufaciuren Hanever C~•te ChalMftee
South football playere Mike Beech (left)
and Dave Swigart go throu&h a •tretcbing
exercise durln«i opening day of Orange
County All-Star 1ame practice Monday.
Beech l• from ff ewport Harbor while
Swigart played at Fountain Valley.
ANGELS OUT OF SLUMP, TOP RANGERS ...
From Cl
O'Brien.
He dia run i nto soml' difficuh) in
the ninth, 8" in~ up two srngk!..
tx·fore 1nduung (uni .. Wilkerson to
ground 1n10 a game-ending doubk
pla}
"I'm t'\C1ted. rea l I} exc11cd.c;a1d the
n-W1nn1peg Jct. "You ligurc after
'>l'' 1..·n \tarts. H>u're bound to win one
I'm 1us1 glad.that the} !ltuck ..... uh me
"Pl'f'>onall) I JUSI "'anted to get
past thl' lifth inning and then ~oat
them as hard as I could. It was nice 10
ft~ll\ ha'c a kad."
Mc< ask1ll said the turning point
fo r him came in Ba hi more after a talk
'-'Ith p11ch1ng coach Marcel
Lacheman.
'"w e looked at films and I reali zed I
wa' 100 t1m1d and I wasn't believing
1n mvsclf," McCaskill said. "If you
don't. bchl.'ve in yourself. you're
g1' ing the hmer'i an edge. but if you
do hclie"e thing'> w.ill work out. I JU'l
had 10 go at 11 a lmle harder.
"There wa\ ne\ er a douht in m'
mind He'!. been read} (pitching)
s1ufT-v.1se all along." Mauch said of
McCaskill. ··vou never know how a
rookie will react emot1onally. but that
has been ""ell-demonstrated. There
could be doubts in his mand. but he
has handled 11 "'ell."
· When asked about the per-
formance of Ben1ql\e1. who also
made a great di vint play in the
seventh. Mauch sa id simply. "The
whole .... orld knows what I think of
Juan Beniquez. He 1s about as good a
right-handed hitter as there is."
Ma)bl.' a little too good as far a\
Te\a<; rcl1e,cr Da'e Stewart 1s con·
cerned When Beniquez came up in
the eighth. al ready 3 for 4. Stewart
threw a pitch where Ben1quez's head
would hav(' been. Undaunted. Beni·
qucz lined the next p11ch into the left·
centerf1eld alley for his second tnple.
A' Stewart went back 10 the
mound. Beniquez says he said ...
'Take th at' and another word I can't
say now." Ste~headed for Beni-
quez and both benches emptied, but
order was restored in just a fe,~
minutes and no one wa~ CJCCted.
"I don't know why he tned to hun
me:· said Beniquez. "I have nc-..1.'r
tried 10 hurt anyone. I JUSt want 10
S'-'1ng the bat and pla~ the game the
wa) 111s supposed Lo be played.
Of the triple. Beniquez said. "It felt
good. I had to get up and show him I
had some guts. I wanted to make h1.m
look bad."
Said Stewan of the incident. "If he
looked at the situation. he would have
LAKERS COME HOME ...
From Cl
1h.1n tht• throng 1hat met 1he L.11...a<;
attn tlll'ir 19X2 NB..\ title. ignored a
report that had been 1s~ucd hy th e
.,Lakcrc, asking that fans wa11 un11I
Tuesda~ "• planned parade 10 ccl-
ehralc the basketball champ1onsb1P
and that the team could not be seerv1
the airport
bt'n ~1th the rcmo,cd am val. thl."
Lakt.'r<, rould not t.'Sca pe the
en1huctia'\m 1ha1 their champ1onsh1p
v1cton 0\ er the Boston Celtics has
generated.. in Los Angeles. as almost
50 American .\1rlincs t'mploy~s and
police officers cheered and shouted
pla}Cr'I names ns each emerged from
the plane.
l akl.'r forward Mitch Kul)('hak was
thl' lif'>t pla'l'r ofT the plane and "'a'
follo.,...cd b} team cap1am Ka reem
Abdul-Jabbar. the most valuable
play(•r 1n the championship series.
Coach Pat Rilt'y eme~ed w11h the
champ1onsh1p trophy in one arm and
hi s luggage in the other.
"That tnkc<> care of the d yna'lty,"
Riley aid of the Lakers· tlllc-
chnching victory that avenged seven
previous Los Angeles defeats to the
Celtics in championship series.
Waiting at the bottom of the. stairs
from the J'lane were fnends and
famil y an injured Laker forward
Jamaal Wilkes. wearing Laker world
champion. with members of the prt 'IS
wa1t1ng nearby.
kno" n that 1l wasn'..lmlelU.lOnal. He
didn't sa} anything at the plate and I
thought tha1 the tnplc was pay back
enough. but he "' anted 10 pop ofT and
contin ue popping off so I either
.... an1ed him 10 come or \hut up ..
* ANGEL NOTES -Sf:<ono basemen llobbv
Grkll <Kt•YtO II corh1one \1101 n ,,,, roon• t lbOW
Monoav ano 010 no• ptev oecause of \Orne
1oreneu on lie elDOw C.r•Cll U •O 1 wa1 tne t1rs1
time ne N •d nad • reac11on 10 a corlt\Ont \llOI
Fir\! t>ueman Aod Cerew, wno wu acttvalflO
M ondav will rt1urn 10 Ille ltnauo 1onlon1.
accordlno 10 ManaQe<" ~ MauUI In
•nolller ro11er move Monclav Ille A119f41 re·
cali.cl re11e1 ollchef Lull Sa1KM1 trom n1,
rt nat>llilatfon eu111nm1n1 with 1n1lr Trlote·A
term clut> Edmon1on, Dul wilt remain on Int ll'le
Anoe11• 01111~0 ''" With T..-nmv Jtfln t>el"9
oe1111n111e<1 lor rt1nlcinmen1, • vacencv wu lefl
1n Ille \lar 11119 ro111lon, • vecancv whlcn will t>e
lllllKI DY another VOU"951... rookie ltlfHI LU ..
Lucio. wl'IO wlll l>t meklno 1111 1Jrs1 me!Or IHgue
11art 1onlon1. lhus ler thl\ veer hes oitcned 13
1nnlnos on slJ. eooeerencH He nu no record ve1,
t>ul hu a soarkllno l 38 ERA C.ooo news
trom lhe Angeli' Trlo~·A farm CluD Edmonlon
rec1n11v slg,,.d veteran ollctler s .. ve A..-rs
meoe '"' flr11 llert Sundev eno wtnl IJve
1nn1ng1, e11owlnC1 five nl1' end no runs " lie
olcklKI IJD ltle YICIOrv R°'"rs WH llelo.d In lh•
111mt Dv Jiu Hewell. wnom 11111 A119e1s rectnllv
rt•urneo 10 Edrno!llon 1fler 12 Clltnfl wllll 1ne
Dig Clut> HoweM wu l for S wllh • oouble ano 11
run .coreo In the 7·2 vlc1orv over Vencouvtr MO~v·1 crowo of 19,617 brings lhe , .. wn
lotel IO 967,Sll The l11m 1"4>ul<I brNk Ille
"'llllQl'I m11fk 111r.er tonlghl or WedMM!av nlghl
WALKER
SHATTERS
RUSHING
RECORD
Bob Prince, voice of the Pirates, dies
A sign was raised by 'IOmeone in the
crowd that said, .. Purple Reign ...
While the rest of the team loaded
onto a wai ting bus, Abdul-Jabbar was
met by a waiting white limosine
complete wllh a chilled bottle of
champagne. Aner gi ving the thumbs-
up s1an. the JS.year-old captain
disappeared into the hmo and was
dri ven away.
I'll J"Hl IH.tf IAP1 -~omC'·
"here J P111,llurgh Pirate\ fan pron.
abl~ found a long-01\<'ardcd Green
Wcenit· \ht>ol.. 11 \.ldh thl'n ~•P<'d
awa) a ll'ar ""1th .1 hlatl..·and-gold
habu\hl..a
Boh Pnnn· "1kt11I
Tht• ( runnN I\ ttnnt•
For ~x H'ilr' tr nm 1'14 7 111 11n5
Prince "'a' rnon· th.in tht· hrnadcn\t
\OICC of thl· 1'111,hurgh Piratc\ .\<, thl'
P1r:llc'\ 1ntC'nm 1t\incrnl rnanag<'r. fol'
l Rro ..... n, said \fond,l\ nigh\ JU'11
hour1 oifkr Pnn(I."\ death "To mtin)
he wac. tht Plmhurgh P1rJtl''
"There 1c, no douh1 hc "'"'one ol
the are.at ~"' announcer\ of ,311·
umc." Brown \Ofd
Pnnct'. "'ho died l.i•~ \.lond,l\
afternoon al age f\8 afkr 11n<lrrg11•ntt
cunccr suraen two mon111, l·arlil't
wa\ both colorful and ron1rn'l'P•1.1I
He \.\.MC: his t•mo11on'> .111d a .'>l'll
ackno\.\.11.'dged ego on h1\ \ll'l''e and
wa~ an unaba~hl'd P1r:llc-<. rootl'r "'hn
once ... ud hi." didn't ran· v.ho "'on -
"a' long a<o ~c do "
He wa<, 3\ mut h .l P111\hurgh
trademark a\ thl' Iron (II\ r~r hC'
hot)Stt'd 1n C'ounlk"' tommerl 1.11,
and a' thl' dnwntov. n l ~ \h'<'I ·
Building hi'> pa'lonaht\ 111len \1•cnwd
rnpahle ot d~arftng
"There will nl''Cr ht· .rnutht•• liull
Prince ... •mid "t I 0111\ < .m.l 1naf,
.lnn11u.ot er J.H I. Rud,
Pn nu· ' \I\ ll Ion~ on \lont'\
.inctdotc'> .1nJ laughtCI -led tu h~
ckmac in 197.S ~h n ii.O ntdr<r
C'\<'lUll"t''I fired him allcgl'tJh tor
1gno[10i Inn lrl"qucn11, thl' :.H t1on on
thc llcld
Pn11n· ''·'' tinJll\ H 1n,l.lll'd 111 thr
Piralt'' hrn.1d1 ,1\t 11•.rn1 In "I>" \ in
.\ pnl da'" afll'r·hl' underwent surge I)
10 l'l.'m°' t' cancerous gm .... th., from
h" mouth He '\aid at ,1n .\pnl 18
ne""' rnnfercncc 1hat ht· "ne'er drcan~d .. of returning and \:J1d 1n <I
'<uce choked with emotion
'"\ nu·,c gncn on(' had the one
thin~ in th(· v.orld 1hat I lo,c. hc-.1dt">
m-. fomtl} "
l'nnce fl'lurncd for "Boh Pr1m.c
"•&ht' on \i1a \ i hut managed nnl~
thrt'<' hroadra\ts hcrnusc ot hi\
heahh. lie ~as forced 10 leave r hrro('
RI\ cr!I Stadium on Ma~ 17 wh1k
t•ndunng a 1 hour rain dcla) hctoH·
a..J'ual.tt-( 1nC'11lnt11 Rt'd~-pmt' a('(f ~ :ntmmcd 10 a ho~p1tnl tlm•c da>'
Inter for deh~dration and pncumon1:i
I k too._ a 1um for 1ht wof\C al 4
,1 m l\.fonda) a< rordina 10 K D" \
offa 1.11, .ind h1\ .... &. Hett} wa' .11
1>1., \Ilk \\ hrn ht' t.hcd ;it ~ l~ nm
"I feel a vcl) deep pcr.,onal loss."
'aid BrcH' n
Backed with a closctfu l p(outlGn·
dl\h <;pons Jackets and a "orehouse of
catch r>hrases -"Bul on the Rug.''
"We Had 'Em All the Way." "You
Can K''' It Goodbye" -Pr1nC'C: wa!i
one of hn~ball'\ brnshcst and best·
kn own plc\)·b)·pla) announcers.
• H1~ rasp}' "01cc and rat·A·tnt st}'lc
prompted longtime broadrast JXJnncr
Jim ~oo<h to label Pnnce ai. "The
(iunner. ·: The·n1 cknamc ,tuck
Koo'itcd h} KDkA radio·, 50.()()()..
watt \1anal, ~bl of cc tu~38
SU\tCS in matu. l>nRCC w ~ ~II·
known 1n rnany '>Cctio01 of tht' East
3nd Midwest. in tiny We~t V1rainia
rncr town\ ond Maryland hamlets, a\
hC'·wac; in P11t<thurah. 1r he wa<1n'1 wa"'°' h1\ pla ll<'
(Pleaae aee PfltATlt8/C3)
Before being whi kcd away, Abdul-
Jabbar said of the victory that
avcnJed the Lakers' lou a }ear nao to
the C'cltks tn the finals ... , aavc my
bcst.\lt was a team etfort I think we
had s'omethina 10 prove to the people who 9.crc around la~t )ear ...
Riley agrted that last year·~ los\ in
S:Cven pmc to the C'elt1<.'S had omc·
'th1na to do with the Lakcn' mot1va-
hon. .. • -·
·•t wotif<t ~~ ~'tJ&onsdo'tsl> ihc
1nd1anation and lack of respect 1hown
by the \elt1n last year spurred us on
to win," he \Old
"This 1s the eighth homp1cm~h1p
OPPonu1111y. 1hcrc'c. no douh1 1n m)
mind tha1 th" lhl' top ..
·~
....
,, .
'
FoR THl REcoR o
'M' • • . . . ,
MAJOlt L•AGUI STANOINC$
Amerk•n l.HeM
WUT DIVl$10N
A"9111s Cl\ICI~
KtnsHCllv
Oakland
S111111
Mlnnesou1 Texu
w " i-ct. oa )0 2S ~S
,. 1• SJe ' I I 21 26 Sit
27 ,. 491 J
15 31 "' s ' S I 24 JO "' ,, lS 31S .. '
\ Toronto Oe1ro11
8t111more
lo\ Ion
New Yori.
Mllweullff
Cleveland
II An DIVISIO~
l6 19
)0 24
29 2S
79 lS
21 2S
16 26 19 )7
Monclav'' Scons .An9fls 8 T HH I
6SS 556
S37
SJ7
S21 soo
339
s .
6 ' 6 I 1 . ' 17 '
Oltrolt I, B1lllmor1 1 (II lnn1nl)\ 1
8o•ton •. Mllw1ukae 2
Mlnne,ota 6, Ct1ve11nd 4
New Vork 4 Toronto 2
Ch1'800 9 Se11111 4
Olk lend 2 Kenu' Cllv I 110 1nn1ng, 1
Tide\"' Gemes
Ttau IRoieme 1·4) 11 Anetls •Lugo
0 0) "
MllweukH 10arw•n S 41 at 80\IOll 1C1em1n\ 6·4) n
Baltimore 1Boad1cker 6·SI at Detroit
IPttry 8·0 . n
Mlnnt\010 cSmlll\\on 4 51 "' Clevtland
lBtyleYen 4·6) n
Toronto (Kev 4·21 et New Vorll 1wn.1 lOll 1·6> n
Chicago Lo11er t 21 a• su111e tSw111 l·OL n
1<.1ns11 C11v te1ec., S SI a• Oa~teno <Suuon 4·Sl n
Wedllll\dlV'' GlmH
T9'1o!ll at Anetl•. n
t<ansn Citv el 011o.1ano
. Baltimore at Detro.., n
Mllweul<ee 111 Boston n
M1nneso11 al Cleveland n
Toronto al New Vork n
Cnicaoo at !>te1111 n
NatlONI LH9UI
WE ST DIVISION w L Pct. Gii
$an O•too )J 71 Clncinnah 79 26
Houston 29 26
Oodetrs 21 ?8 All1n111 23 lO
Sen Franc•sco 20 34
EAST DIVISION
Cn1c.aoo 33 19
New Yori< ll n
Montreat J2 14
SI Lou11 30 15
Philedltonle 10 3• Piltst>uron 17 36
Mondlv'' S<ons Docteen 7 Clnc1nn111 4
Cnlc1100 S Montreal •
Pni1aoe1onoe 6 New Vor• 4
St Lou \ 6 P 11sourvn I
.At11n1a 1 Sa11 Franc•\CO 0
San 0 1t00 9 HOu\IOn I Tocsev•, Gemes
611
521 4 >
527 4 > soo 6
•JA 9 I
370 13
6JS
51S 1 ' Sil 3
S4S .. ' 370 14
311 16',
Oodoln clteun 3 Sl at Cinc1nna1t
t8rown1no s S>. n
cn1c11110 tEckenlev 1 JI at Montreal IMerller l ·Ol n
New Yot11. IOarllng S 11 al P'11laOcttonoe
IHud\on 1-6) n
St Louis Allt"' I ) t al • P.111ouron
IReuscne• 1·0 n
Ser> Frenc•\CO IKru•ow 4 4 at Atoa nto
t8fdro111n 1 SI n
San O•eoo I Tnurmond l ll at Hou\1011
IScoll •·21 n
Wldnesd•V'' Gemes
Ooc19et's el C1nc1nnalo
San l=renclsco et A.llantll
C 1·1ocavo at Montreal n
New Yori< at Pnotaoe111n111 n
• St Louis et P1ll\t>urvn n
San 0 1eoo a t Houston ~
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Ar1911' 1. Ran91n 1
TEXAS
McOwe• ct
Harr an 71>
Dunbar Pl'I
A.8,,\11'7b
BBeu lo
L ... Pr\I\ rl
Wero 1
CJnn\I'\ on
OBr tn ID
)1euon1 c
Wll~r\n \\
Total\
CALIFORNIA
ab r h t>I
' 0 I 0 1 0 0 0
I 0 0 0
0 0 0 0
l 0 0 I
• 0 0 0
4 0 0 0
4 0 1 0
4 0 I 0
4 0 l 0
4 I 1 0
Pe111\ ct
Ben1ou1 lb
OowrionQ 11
DrCncs lo
Bro....,n rt
Jack\" on
Boone 1
Sc,,ot •O \\
W ·lnnti 7D
34 I 1 I Tat1l1
score bv lnnl~
lb r II bt
4 2 I 0
S 3 4 I
4 I I l
4 0 I I
$ 0 ) J
) 0 0 0
l 0 0 0
' 0 0 0 3 1 I I
lS 1111
THH 001 000 000-I
Celihlmll 230 110 01•-I
Cam• Winning R81 -Downing tl>
E -Harrall Benloutz Scnol1110 OP-
C11llorn1e I L08-Toas 8 Calilor1111 9
2B-Oown1no MC8rowr> 2 McOowtll
8en1oue1 Ptllti 38-Beniouez 2 Hll-
Wlt!OnQ 111 SF-Oown1110 B8ell
IP H R ER 88 SO
Te•1s
Ma\on L •·6
GHarrl\
Scrimlc:ll
OSltwerl
C.titomla
McCuk I w I ' 9
PB-S•auont 1 T-119
9 1 3
I 0 0
0 0 0
I 1 I
I I I •-19681
4
0
0
I
4
0
0
I
Ar1911 •v•r•ee'
BATTING
&enlouer
Cerew •
Brown
Boone
Miner
Gr1cn
Jones
Pt'"'
Scon•t r\
Janson
Narron
OeC•n<o
Down· no
Scno11e•cl
w 11tont1
How•ll
C.erDer
Toti!\
A8 R
163 24 101 23
11 •
141 8
16 •
164 2S
114 23
17) 71
11 J
141 11
6\ I
171 17
I /I 1 I
I~ 19
Ill 1
)8 1
10 I
1.ns 1J1
H HR
48 4
11 I
10 I
38 2
4 0
40 4
10 8
41 I
4 0
ll ,
I~ 4
79 6
JS 4
l2 s
11 I
6 I
I 0
06 .,
PITCHING
Riii P ct.
19 ?94
ll 26S
9 160
II 2Sf
0 2SO
16 14' 76 ,,,
t I 1)1
3 2H 11 1)1
9 ?JI
2J 128
2$ 205
11 193
1 186
) 151
0 l!IO
210 233
... H 81 SO W·LERA
(.l1burn 29l I ,, 6 12 2· I 121
LuOO 13 IS 4 4 O·O I 38
LeM 14 ' ,, 1 6 , 0 148
Moort 36 JO 8 15 )·) 180
Rom•nlck 10 I 16 26 ,, 1·1 l u
Will .. ' n JS ~ l 6 346 ,..,,.,..," )) 14 IS II '0 312
Slaton n 73 30 ,, • 4 • 00
Coro.II 111' )I II '" , 0 HS
Jonn 38 ' SI I~ 11 1·4 470
MCCHl<•ll 4S 46 21 1• 1 4 soo . ' 13 9 4 O·O 14 0• Sencl'llr
Tetels .. ,., ... ltO lll JO.U Uf
Savo ,Moor-17 Ciot>urn I
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Ood91rs 7. Aids 4
LOS ANGELES CINCINNATI
lb f II bl •• r l'I bl
Su 2t> S 0 0 0 lttous ct l 0 0 O
Ouncen " 3 I 2 2 Frenco P 0 0 0 0
l.andf• cf 4 I I 0 CnctKn" • I I 0
Mtdndo Cl 0 0 0 0 Parker rt 4 I I 0
Guerrer" 5 , 1 , APertl It> 4 I 7 ,
Srock It> 4 I 1 1 KnC .. Y c 4 I I 1
Maf\he l n 4 ' 1 I Cedeno If 3 0 , 0
klotele <: .) 0 0 0 Mflntf Pl'I I 0 0 0
And4ln u 3 0 I 0 l .a&kv J1> 1 0 0 0
Honevc:ll D 3 I I 0 O.ster 111 4 0 I 0
Nttdlllur 11 0 0 0 0 Stuoer 11 1 0 0 0 lllvnld' Ofl I 0 0 0 Pe\IOl'I o 0 0 0 0
Howlllll 0 0 0 0 Venable Cl I 0 0 0
Tllah U l f 1 T9'llh ll 4 I 4
S<we llv lllnlrl9I '°" A119111tt 000 UO 000-7 CllldnNfl MO 001 000-4
Game Wlnnlno 111111 -l.1ndrt1ux 14>
E-knlOIV 2 OP-Lot A1198llS 1 Cln
clnna!I 1 LO• LO• AnOIMI\ '· (lll(IMell \
78-Con<:IPCIO" Ler>drteu• l>er-er, Oun
Cl ll HR-1<nlCelY IS) GUllr~o lt l
~t •llaM tlQ} llrao 11 S8 -0u11<1n I 11 l
V .... t>lt II , .. " It I• aa SO ............ \ 1 J 1 I J HdMYCll W 4 \ • 4
N~ ) I I 0 0 0 I 1
Howe•$ 6 I I 0 0 Q ,
ClnCIMllll
Sluoer L.S·S 41•) • 1 J , I
l't\IOA '1-l I 0 0 0 I
Frltll<O , 0 • • , ,
HIP-E'u~. I>• Honc-.;u11
WP-Ho-II l -) 40 t -11 064
MAJOR L•AGUI LIAOIRS Amtnc~ L-..ue
•ATTING 11ls ., btl•l-BrlHli.v. S..I
lie, lU, COOH<. Mllw1ull". lll. Whit
11111' Oltroll lll HlfldtOOll. New Vorll
lll. Gldme.n. ao .. 011. l?l
•uNS-Rl1>11111, l1t11more. o. M 01Y1t
011111no, 43, Wlllt•ller. O•troO, 43, H111
cl4rlon, Ntw Vork, 41, Molllor. Mllw1ukfl,
37
llllt-M11tlno1v, N1w Yori.., IA, &1vlo<
Nlw Vorll.. 4'1 E MufflY ll•lllmotl 41.
8•U'\en•kv, Mlnn .. 011 .0. I( G!Own D1-
1ro11. lt
HITS-8rldllv S..1111 IS, 8UC:h.Mr
llo•lon, 6t llutllf, C11v11ano. 69, Pu0.e11,
Mlnne,011 '9. Hllcn.t Ml11neso11, ...
Wlllteker, 011ro11. 61
OOUllLES-llut1er, CllYll-.nd, 17
Buckner. Boston, 16, GHlll. Mllllll$011, 16,
Me!llnol¥, N1w Vork, IS, Coo1>1r, Mii·
wauktt, 14, Frenco, Cllvel111d, 14
TRIPLES-WU,on, Ken•H Cit¥, 10,
Coooer, MllweukH, 7, Puck111, Mlnnuote
6 &utter CllYlll nd 4, P llreclllv. S.•1111
• i-enu, Anetls, 4
HOME ltuNS-Ar~H l!loslon, 14
8ru111 nO.y M111111'°'' 14, F isk Cnlc100
14 1(1111)tTl4ln, 0.kllnd, 14, DIYI• 0.kllnd, u
STOLEN 8ASES~tttts, A ..... s. U. R
Hendtr$Oll, New Vorll, 20, l!lulllr .
C11v111ne1, 19, CoUlns, Oeklend, 19, G1rcl1 ,
Toronto, IS, Moset>v. Toronto. IS
PITCHING 0 01Clslons)-()le01, 80\lon,
•·I ns. 1twn1nkk, AMIH, 1. 2, 11•.
Terrell 0 1lroll, 6·2 4 62, H11s Mii·
WI Uktt, S-2 , 61, AllOndl• Toronto. 7·3
4 07, COdirQll 0 11tllnd. 7·3 4 30
STlllKEOUTS-MOrrt\ Ollroll ...
Bovd, 8o\lon, 74. F llennl•llr, Cnlceoo, 13
Houoh, Tues. 63. 81Y11Y1n, CteYetend 62
C 1emens. Boston. 62
SAVES-Jemts Cnlcego, 13, Moof1,
All9tls, 12, Howell, Oakland 12,
Hernandti, Ottrolt, 11, Qulsent>errY, Ken
\a\ Cllv I I ll101\etll New Vork, 11
NltlONI Leuu•
BATTING I llS at oats I-Herr St Louis,
317 MCGH SI Lou s. 360 Crur. HOU\IOn,
329 Gwvnn S.11 0 11110 314., Murpnv
Atlanta. l11 • -J
RUNS-Colemen St Lou••, 41. Herr, SI
Louis, 39. Murohv, At11n1a. 31. Mcvff St
Loul\, 37, Gwvnn .San 011110. 36, Rllne\, Montreat, 36
RBI-Herr. St LOul\ SI, J Clark. SI
Louis, 47, Muroriv At11n11, 42, Par~.,
Cll\ClMlll, 39, l(flW!ldv San Otego 36
Mc~tvn<Md\ San 01e110 36
HITS-Herr St Lou•\ 11 Gwvnn Sa n
Diego 71. McGff SILOUI\ " Peri.er
C11>C1nn•ll. 66. Gervey San D1190 6S
OOUBLES-Ptr-er Clnc1nna11. 17
C.wvnn, Sen Otego IS, Herr. SI LOUI\ IS
Wallecri, Monlrtel. 14, • era tied wl111 13
TlltPLES-McGet. SI Loul\, 6, llllnt\
Montreal, S. 6 are 11eo w11n 4
HOME RUNS-Murohv. Atlanta, 14.
Co . Chlcaoo. 11 J Clerk St Louis. 17·
Mar\1\111 Lo\ Angele\, 10 Gan,ev Sa n
01ego 9 Guerrero, Docl9en. t Parker
C1nclnnalt 9
STOLEN B.t..>E S-Coleman St Louis
41, McGee St Lou1\ 7S Glaooe11 .San
Fr1ncl$CO, 19 Dernier c111c1110 18. Looes
Cnlceoo. II
PITCHING (S dtCl\IOn\l-Hawk1ns, Se n
Diego, I 1·0, 2 79, Andu1ar SI Louil . 11 ·I,
163, Trout, Cnlcago, 6· 1, I 79, Oerlfng
New Vork, S·I, 237, HerSlllSH, Ded91n.
,s.1, 2.41. McDowell New Vor~. S· I 2 62
-' STRIKEOUTs-GoOdtn New York lOS
llvan, HOU\IOll. 17 Vtlent1H41, 0od99n, II
J OeLron P111s0urvn IO ~10 C1ncon
na11. 7'1
SAVES-lltardon Mon1re11 17
LtSmlll\, Chtcago 14 Goueoe San O•eoo
13. 0 Smlln, Houston 10 Sutler Atlante 9
C011191 World Serles
(II Omella l
MondlV's Game
Moem• Fie 163 161 v\ Texas I SJ• 1&1,
OO\IOOlltd r aon Todlv'' Geme
Cllam111etulll11
Moem• Fla "' Teo\
Ln Alltmfte\
MONOAY'S ltESULTS
13Slll Of t1·"'9fll ""'~°'" mHfl119) FIRST llACE JSO vero\
Last Art (8roo-si 4 40 J 40 J 20
Peo11er Macto.av IBarOJ 6 80 S 00
Bo\ To Wo~ Wardt 5 60
Ai\O raceo Eesv Htmo Oev•O\ W•"
Gra y A.no E n\V ~II\ Oor•a•·on M• s .. o~r
Mt• S••ea• '"II JOdv On F •' E N ,11
T me IJ 91
'1 EXACT A 1 • oa.a 0 1 00
SECOND llACE. JSO varO\
Denc.ng Commnoer LClw I 00 '00 1 10
Roen Buck CGarcoe I 2 80 1 40
A lure Hll tGilH 180
1'tso raced Reer Aom1re1 Fred\ M1
Hecl<a. Natives DrHm S111lno On Silvt'r
Bon\111 Btasrer 8old Oullaw SunOOll
Time II II n EXACTA tlO 6 oa·a '1S10
THIRD RACE. lSO vards
tm• Jug Too (Harmon 6 80 •AO ) 00
Snow Hare (Arm \lrC)flg) S 00 J 40
Father Dell IO•dtroc•srn • 3 IO
Also rated Suo•r\leeoer Romans Ten
Nine. Ocean\ Oi Fun Pau Em Smoolll
Moto Danc1n Buo Monn Nrone"' Time IJ 91
FOURTH RACE. 400 vara\
Ber vi\ Ballerina I Baro JS 40 l I 60 12 40
BenolO A Bedu•no tGerc .. 1 • 60 2 IO
Lon9 Stem G1eu Trt'nurt'1 1 80
A.l\O raced W" te T r Soul Oi An Old r
He1 Swett Nitro Lady J\lrY\ St•il Out
C n1c•oos E 1 or en
Time 10 II
U EX.ACT A 17 81 01100 US. 10
FIFTH RACE. HO vards
t<1olvl Cr.arm I Gare 1a ) I 2 00 4 00 2 40
Trecll.al\aullc !Creager 1 210 2 10
Huml>Olll Ortam IF•oueroal 140
AISo recto Heaven Aoove Lu\ Memtn·
10, En<11sco~ Trn Petoorosa\ Hooe And
W11cn Me M\ Uno r: un 8ar Heaivs
Cllemo
T me 19 47 n EXACT A. 1 6 oa a U I 10
SIXTH RACE JSO taro\
Dec•erT> Sa •nl Garr "' 10 20 '60 J 60
MarCu\ Duo•ee tOooeroc to.\t'r" 6 80 4 00
Rao.e H•m Euv 1Har11 '".ieo
Al\o raced Ru Fiver E.uv Gotden
Bov "''"' Jet t1rm11en\ Cr11c CIH\v
B•Oder TM W1ndo•vn Recto.et 8ar Moon
Time 1196
U EXACTA 14 1 oa •d '44 10
SEVENTH RACE lSO varos
Hooetul T omt\ H Grca I 16 00 q 60 • 60
Poou11r IE Gerc1a l 6 60 • 40
Jtl Monto. IM.,fofldJ I 10
Al\O racea Star Guoa~ La Folly Htru
Solely Dancer M\ Ouat C11er11er Doc•or
Jed Bull! For Slltto
Tim• 1117 '1 EXACTA IS 11 01 00 \11>4 60
EIGHT H RACE lSO vard1
Tntre Gos Amt>r (HC.rcel t 10 2 60 160
OH·Twetve Ancl E...., IPtllnMI ?.0 160
OH·Gtt Awev Qulc>. IP1ul1neJ 110 1.0
Also reced Torell T ne Mone.,. Ro101 Lu
Jon, Jets 8touino. PH\em Uo Jack••
Time 1196
U IEXACTA 13 1) 0<11d 11610
U IEXACTA tl 61 011d 112 60
l2 i-teK SIX 17 1 2 4 S 3) 1141•0 \6 30' )Q
will\ tllrff .. 1nn1ng l•Ckfl\ hv-"0r\fl\ l
Carrvovef OOOl I II 917 91
NINTH ltACll lSO varO\
8uMY\ Mrrido< CM•cllMI I 70 '00 , 60
Marcus lle110n•1 ILICktvl 12 .0 1 IO
Sorn A 8o IW1rdl S .0
AllO recld Wanta Ooc Almen. Trouo+t
Wl\111, Urdoc Jungle Rocket. Ro R1m0ttr
T ortullO $ell0t
Time 18 10
U IXACTA 14 1) ,._,o MUO
Alt.ftOAllCI 4 1)1
.......
(If flll ,eruft\, ~-
F£ ATHl•w l(;"TS lt""9 o lt0111 ~ .{l.M A .... ) OM ._,..,. Ar...i. ~a.I
LO\ AIT~SI lll41I Ol<l\IOl'I CWOt1s \ "Cl"'
11 t Arrtoltt ' ~II "
Wfl. T "W!IG~H Oefrlo l(fllv
(LO\ Alloll•ll KO 0 •°"rio Mindi}
IPfule dllOfl•tl •l'ft11111 (ound cKlltv "
It 0 I Ml'ndlfl ,, II ' II Al ~Of\11 I • LO\
A1191IH I won D• TKO ..... M~•
HulCl\1,,,on I T11\CttlCI0'9 Ale . 1(ont ' -.o .. 1. 1 "4ul(lhn\.,, J l•·)I
'
I
USPL
WH T•ltN CONllltlllNCI W '-T i-ct. ,_,
• ·0.lo.ltlld 11 4 I 719 40I
a·Oenv1r II S 0 * •10
Houtton 9 1 o S6:J •7•
Arlrone 1 t o .,. n1
Por11e!'d s JI o m m
San Antonio • 1 0 250 2S4 IXlll'IS' ) 13 0 lN 246
IASTl •N CON,..lltlNC•
a·Blrmnohm 12 • 0 150 409
•-New Jrsv II 5 0 ... ~
Mlmonls t l 0 S63 JS9
Tem11• ee. • 1 o s.J Jn
1111111'1\0fl t 1 I 531 1t9
Jack .on Y uie • I o 500 3'S OrtandO 4 12 0 2SO 211
a-cht>Cfled 114evolf Dtrtn
MelldlY'' k•• New Jtruv l 1 J1clo.•onvlll1 24
SallirdeV't Gemet
Arlrona •' l •Drtn
Orte noo at 8a1Hmore
Jackt4nvltlt et M1m11hl•
8 ormln11h1m " T am11a Bev New Jersh 11 01to.11ne1
Denver 11 Por111nc1
27• 319
lOt
370
2.0
365 U3
Hencnel W•ll•tr-Erl< Olc!lenon Com.,.riHfl
G1me-bv·G1me Tel•ls
Geme·ov·gemt ru\h1ng 10111\ for
Her.chit Walker. wno HI a orofeu1one1
toott>a ll sln1111·seaton rushing record. end
Eric Olcktr\on. wr.o no•ds 11\t NFL stHon·
el ruJ'llng record
HERSCHEL WALKIR
tttS ON*lltlf\
ATI VOS AVG TO
11 81rm1ngnam S 6 11 I
et Or•enoo 1S 110 • 4 O
ExllrtU 19 70 3 1 I
II 8a111mor1 16 152 9.S I
Temoa 8av '4 109 • S I al A.rlro11a 9 S3 S 9 I
Houtton 3• 133 6 9 ' Portla nd 7S 109 4 4 '1
11 Mem11n11 '7 164 6 I I
Ortanoo 12 I S7 l I I
11 Jac•sonv111e tt 169 SI o
81111more 79 111 • 1 O
at Denver 36 142 3 9 2 x
11 Tamoa Bev )() 164 SS )
Memotus 19 709 1 2 2
Jec1<sonv•llr 21 161 U 2
T 01a1\ 3'7 2129 S 5 10
-·One 1oucnoown ov rtc1tY1ng
ERIC DICKIRSON
1914 OllPOMf'lh
Dalla\
Ctevetano
•I P1ll\Ouro"
•' C•nc1nn11
G11nt\
A111n1a •
el Ntw Orleal\)
al Aller\la
San Fra ncisco
al SI Louts
CIHCaOO
., C.rH11 8av
al Tem11a 8av
New Orlean\
HOU\lon
Se n F ra ncosco
Tot•I\
ATI VOS
11 138 ,, 102
23 49
12 19
12 120
19 107
71 164
24 145
13 38 11 208 ,. 149
2S 132 ,. 191
32 160
27 215
16 91
379 110S
USFL
AVG TO
66 I
H 0 21 0
4 0 I
S4 0
H 1 71 0
60 1
29 0
99 0
53 2
S) 0
68 3
SO I 80 ,
38 I
SS I•
Al· Time Seeson Rusllint LNdlrs
VHr G No Yerds
H1rscn1 Wli<r, Gnrl1 19tS 16 387 1 119·x
HtrlCl\et Walkr, Gnrl\ 1913 ta 412 I 811
Joe Crtt>os. S1at11ont 191• 16 297 I 467
t<elv1n 8ryan1 Stars 19tJ 11 311 1,4.42
1<1lv1n Brvanl Stars 1914 IS 197 I 406
Herscllel Walkr Gnrt\ 1914 17 193 I l39
Buloro Jorden e r .. n 1914 ta 114 I 276
Mike ~ouer Bull\ 1915 16 216 1.n3·•
Tim Soencrr Wrngln 1984 18 111 t 212
Ken Lacv Panther\ 191J 17 132 I. 190
Tom Sotncer 8111t 19tl 1..,00 I IS7
c·W11n 2 oamu rem11rf1ng
Pro foo1t>llll
Al· Time See\on lt'usllill9 LHden
Tne too utaU>n rusn1no 101als on oro
teu1ona1 10011>111 "'"'" 0 111.,.er 1e1m veer
game\ num.,.r ot c11rr es 1110 101a1 vards
HerKi.! Wl•H G""'
E ••C D•Cl<trson Ram'
0 J S1mo\on 81lil
Eari CarnooeH O.iers
J•m Browr> Brown\
Waller ~av ton Bear\
O J Somoson B•ll\
E r,c D·c•rrso• Re"''
EoJ' Camooe• 0 "" NA"•' Pav'O" Btd"~
Gto'"Q~ Rover\ '.>a•"''
l "" oo..-~e·• co-o ... ,
• • 7 .,ame\ r-t ma n 1"10
VHr G No Verds
l'tS 16 •1 7 129.,.
19'.4 16 380 2 IOS
1973 +4 332 1 003
1990 (6 lll I 934 196J 14 191 I 863 ttn u n9 1 an
197S U 37'1 1 817
1983 16 390 I 808
197q 16 361 097
19U 16 38 I 68•
198 I 16 378 I 07'
1~ 1 16 3•1 1 o•o
191S Rim' schedule
(All tlmls P1dfic >
Seot 8-0enver, I 11 m
Se o• IS-11 Pnlladtlllh•• 10 a m
Seo• 23-at Sealllt 6 om
Seo• 29-Allanta I om
Oct 6-M1nneso1a I 11 m
Oct ll-11 T e moa BaY 10 a m
Oct ~at lo..anus c.1v 10 a ,..,
Oct 27-Sa n Franc1\co I om
Nov 3-New Orlea ns I om
No• 10-al New Vori.. Goan•s 10 l m
Nov 17-al Atlante 10 a m
Nov 2•-C.ret n Ba• I o m
Dec t-a• Nt,. Or•tan\ 10 a m
Dec 9-al Sen rr.nco\CO 6 0 m
Dec 15-SI Lou\ I D"'
Dec 13-Raidtn 6 om
191S Raiden schedule
(Al t1mH P~clli<)
Seo• 8-New Vori.. Jt" I D,...
~o• 12-al Ken\U C•tY 5 om
seot 22-San Frenc1\CO I o m
Seo• 29-al New Eng1ano 10 a ,..,
Ocl 6-KansH Cllv. l om '>
Oct 13-Ntw Or1tan\ I om
Oct 20-at C1tve1ano 10 am
Oct 71-San Ooego 6 om
Nov 3-ai Sealllt I om
Nov 10-e• San O•tllO I om
Nov ll-C·"C·M•' I om Nov 24-0enyer I om
De< 1-a• A••an•• I om
Oe< 8-a • Drnvt• ' o,..
Dec IS-Srou•e I D m
Orr 1l-a1 Ila>"\ 6 o "'
PGA tcMdUte
Jv"" 13 16-U ~ Coen B•rm•nona,..
M"·" June 10·2)-A.llanta Ootn
June 17 ·30-Memo1111 Ooen
Julv 4 1-CanaO·lln Ooen
JulY I 1 14-Ar>"eu\tr Bu\C" Tour
narr~nl
J ;IV II 21 -Quad c I " ()per 'Julv II 11 8r•lo\l'I Ooen ~erdw t n
E ng•and
JulY 2S 11-Greeter H1r1toro 0 <1f'"
Monday's tr•Maeftom
8ASllAU.
Am«lca11 LNeul
ANGELS-Oesl11n•lflO ToMmv. JM11
ottcher lor release or rHu1enmen1 lttel
11vet1d ltod C1rew f "' llH1man llec11•.a
Lu•S :1Mtnc1111 1111cn.r from •lltulv ...nab<
1111o11 11 EdmontOfl 01 1111 Ill 11oc Co•••
Leag.,. •nd keot ll•m on 11\e d•llMO rs•
Cl.EVELAND IHDIAN~S·ONCI A"°"
Gllllf• Dile~. Ind 10•9MO "'"" 10 811.-. •
01 '"' New York l'IM L"Qvf .......... I.__.
NEW V~I( Ml T.-,llll•ced hrr~
8tocller. ovlflllder on 11"(11 U oav dl\I~
llsl Rec:atllO lllck Aovl191'a Oil(,.., ~
Tldlwmltf' Of 11\e lllltf'll8llO"•I 1.ff-UlKITIAI.'-,,.. ............... AH«latMft
PHOENIX SUNS-1itMCNcl 119f~~·
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Family affairs: n ot all
of them work in sports
oOUble-sportschedule has
helped end ·dreammarrta es'
By WILL GRIMSLEY
AP Special Corre1pondent
NEW YORK (AP) -It was a good week t(Jr the
Knight fam1I) of )Uburbun Ma(lhas~t. N \
Ten days ago, the wife. ancy Lopc1. won her \eCDnd
Ladies Professional Golf Associat1011 Champ1onsh1p 11nd
31st tournament of her LPGA career with a c;1rnng final
round at Kings Island. Ohio.
Meanwhile. the husband. Ra) Knight. '-'3'> un it Wl''>I
Coast swing with the New York Met\, and the q·Ct'ran
third baseman bit a home run in a '1r mn o\l~r lhl' I o\
.\ngeles Dodger'>
Back on Long Island. there "'a\ the huu~ tu c..Jre tor
as well a'i ,\\hie) Mane Knight their I ·\t"ar old
daughter.
.\II of 11 \.\-orked around a double-sport '>Lhl'duk 1ha1
has helped end more 1han one pre' 1ouc, "dream marrtJ~l·"
of star athletes.
Mamages of spons relebrit1e\. hkc 1host· of lh>ll~
wood and sho"" business personaltttcs often .ire trag1 lc:
commod1t1es. frayed b) tender egos. e'\tendl.'d abst·nce'
and e'posurt> to the temptatio ns of fast-lane souet1es
The un10A of Lopez and Kn1gh1 1'> l"-O }ears sei.cn
months old and growing. It 1s. the t'-' o pan1es 53} not onl\
harmomous but downnght blissful. 1n delianL't' of the
odds. They maintain they have found the antidote 1n a
genuine mutual admiration. decpl} entrenched lml· .ind
ab~nce of selfishness . ··we spend ourwmters togethC'< ··Knight said ··tn t he
!>ummcr. "'hen "c both are bu!.} :-..anr' arrange' h •r
schedule to conform with rn)' tnps on the road V. hL·n I
ha'e a Thur'><la} off. I alwa)S fl) to "jllh ha pl.I\ V. hcn
she takes a break. she come~ homl' Ill "'Jtch me plJ\
baseball.
"I don't think there'<; been a tlmt• "hen "'e "'ere apJrt
for more than six da)'s."
When Lopez won the C'h11slc:r-Pl~mou 1h C hJrll\
Classic in Chatham.NJ .. las1 month Knigh1 "as u'ualh
10 1he gallel'). The Mets were home that "eel.. . .ind I opo
could usuall} be sponed in the hea \1ad1um \tand' l11r
night games
"l lo'e to "'atch him pla} bas{'ball" Lopez said ··1
can '1 wa1110 get o ut 1he park. Rut ne1thL·r u l u\Calo.e\ our JOb
home with us."
It may be an unbeatable formula. bul om· not .ll\\J\\
followed. Two of 1he most publtc1zed marnagL''-or 'iportc,
'>lars 1n recent 11mes "ac those ot .\ma1ca·c. Hamid
C onnoll) and (/Cl hoslo' ak1a·., Olga hl..ato' a alter thl·
195:! Ol)mp1c (1ame'> 1n "1dhl.rnrne • .\u\tralta andg}m-
nasr Calh) R1gb} 10 pro football c.tar Tumm} ~fa.,on Both
marnages ended in dn om.• -the Connoll~ s· after I.,
vcar~. the Mason!> after 13.
· '"I think tht• 'Women's mo\l:mcnt had d lot to do -w11h
our breakup." said Harold C'onnoll~. "ho t) no" ma med
lo ~ntath lete Pac V.1nslow "\\e bmh \.\l'fl' goal-unentt•d
Olga might ha' t• felt she "'as cast 1n m' '>hJdo" Jnd \.\Jntt•d
10 get out and dc' clop her own ~r..onaltl\ ·
Connoll) is a Slhool admin1.,trator 10 \anta \lun1ta
F1kato'a "roll· .1 houl.. "Rings ol Dc'>ltn\ ··.ind ha' not
remarned.
R1 gb} \ lamt• outla\ll'd tha1 ol :'v1J'9" .\f'tcr cumix·1 ·
ing 1n the 1%1! and 1472 Ol~mp1cs. she beLamc J
lllmmcntator for .\B( \port\ and beg.an an acting .art•er
"Sports didn't ha'e e\Cl'\th1ng to do "'Hh ta1lure in
m~ firi.t mJmage but certaml) contnbutcd." said Rt&by,
""ho'' no"' married to actor Tom McCoy. "In our kind of
h1gt1me ~ports. )OU 11,e 1n a dream world. You have
C\{'l')Ching1hro"'n in ~our lap In real llfr. your eao 1s not
fulfilled \ uu ha,en't learned ho"' to communicate You
tind 'uur~ll fighttng o'er ltttlc th1nis"
I\. night ~1d tgo con01ns havt> not bttn a problem 1n
h1\ marnage to Lopv
''I'm proud of:--..an c). she 1i. proud of me." he said. "I
dun 1 ,·on,1dl·r m\.'>elf a \upcrstar I am JUSt a good
h.illpla,er But I'm a ~trong person I believe 1n mywlf.
··1 ~rl'"' up in the outh spo1lrd b> a mother and two
w.tc:r\ ThC\ al"' a') had break.fast lunch and dinner ready
lur ml· \.ann '>Po1ls me. too Bui n's not because f want
her lu It' bnau\e ~he "'ants 10 hr 1s a lo\ln&. giving
pt'r\nn
.. .\!> lor ml' I dun·t want an) of her glol). I JUSt want
hl·r 10\t' I h'e lor her to be successful Thr ttme I am
hnpp1c<>t '' "'hl'n I \Ce a big smile on htr face."
It \.\a\ th" l..1nd of shared devouon that made a succeu
ol the marriage' of Babe Dtdnkson. the greatest woman
Jthktt• 111 Jll·t1mc and (1eorge Zahanas. a 300-pound
pruk\s1onal "'re\tler l..no"'n as "The Ll)tng Greek or c nppk C rtek
The BJhl.· "'J' 1n athleltl phenomenon. a multtplc
rpcdah'>I in tral lo. Jnd field 1n the 1932 Olympics and much
mart'. Sht' one.: \truc:k out J~ D1Magg10 in ba~ball. he
ho\ed pl.l\l'd ttmtball became the world 's best woman
golk r
In 111\ 'hl' "'a' paired "Ith lahanas in a golf
nh1h111on in I u'> .\ngeles The t"'o s"'apped banter and
1n.,u1t ... the harh'i spa" n10g a romance .\fter mamagc.
/aharta'> indt·~·ndentl~ "'ealth~ discarded his carttr.
hc-t-am(' h1'> "'11e·~ managn-and followed her around the
"orld. The Babe:. in turn. staned l'ook1ng. "'canng makeup
and going 10.1he hc-au1~ parlor
Babe D1drt.,.)On Zahanas died of cancer in 1956 at age
-12 Gcorgt• /ah:m.isd1ed in "1a' 198.t •
\\.hat madL' the Zahana!> mamage flower almost
"rec l.ed thJt ot tl·nnt\ 'itar'> ( hn<. ben and John Llo\d.
.\t tht' 11me ol 1he1r mamage. E'en 111as the world's
tllp-ranl.ed \\UmJn pla~er and llo:.d "'as an UP"and-
rnm1ng mL•mhl•r of che Bnt1sh Da' 1s C'up team
L lO\d deudl·d 1mmed1ateh to subordinate ht'i own
l;,trl·er and con1.rntratl' OO that o(h1s more SUCCt'!>'>ful bndc ~hc·rc\t'r( hTl\"-i:nt so d1dJo~n ~11t1nga1courts1dc Hie,
II\' n )!.t01l' 1.k1t·nora ted
In I 'II\' l hm dropped John as a mt\t·d--Ooublcs
p,1rtner .mJ plJ\l'd "'1th her old tlame. J1mm' Con nor\ 1n
thl· · -1110 1 M ~ V. urld \! l\Cd Double'> ( hamp1onsh1p
''h1,h thn \\11n I awr tht' U m d\ announced a tnal
'epara111111
'1uh'l'lllll'nlh L lmd real111ng he was smothcnng ht\
"'tic '>trut I. 11ut tn n·d..i1m ht) com~t1tl\ t> edge 1n tcnn.-.
lk Oelj nll J muth hl.•ttt•r pLher and the mamage "'a'
\,ti' aged
Moore trying to shore up
a very big hole for Angels
Spec ial to the Daily Pilot
Donnie Moorl' 1s In 1ng to till a hok
left unmended in 1hc bullpen o l thl'
.\ngcls for man~ man~ 'cars
M1ss1ng has bc:en a cons1\tcnt IJlt'·
1nn1ng reltet c,peuahst. and 1he
.\ngels. "ho ha'e S('en man~ J late·
1nn1ng lead '>hp through tht' \Old 1n
their roster arl' hop10g he can handle
the role.
"I don't think "'e\e haJ a pt:r-.on
\lnle ~linntl' RoJ:h "l'0 \l' had ,1 great
Jeal of l'Onlidt'nte 1n to lOme 1n .tnd
\hut dn"n Jn opixrnt·nt '>aid
\ngd'>' ManJgl·r (il'nl· \l:iurh R11J.1'
pitched lor thl' .\ngl'I\ from ! "ltto·tl
()v{'r the oac.c three \l'.tr' thl'
.\ngt'ls haH· lost 16 game~ 1n "h1l h
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"'inn het. nnothcr umc he \hl.'lll'd ''ut
S700 atlcr pl'()m1 1np to p;I\ tor
<.h1cken at\\ 1ll1c ~1aric1r, rc,t,iur.int
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C4 ~ll!'QI Coast OAILV PILOT/Tuesday, June 11, 1985-
PUNKY WINKERBEAN
THE.
FAMILY
CIRCUS
by Bil Keane
"Daddy, could you fix my lightning
bug? It doesn't work anymore!"
.ARMADUlfE by Brad Anderson ..
• r. ... ,,.-. ~"" \I/ • . :\'--) ) --., -., ,-~ -.. .
··That does it! I've seen everything now!"
DRABBbE
GARFIELD
i~l(,ITT '~ PQOOOC.lloN
l~ ·1~ 60UNO C$ f#J61C."
by Jom Batluk DOONESBURY
1HER£ '5 REALJ..CJ t-lO NE.£0 10 5~0 1,,.11(£ iMA'T I
u-s:Ht HA; CNP.IW ON H15
CRAFT wm~ ~STINCT°'
ANO HIGH PROFE55/0NAUSM.
EDITOR 'S NOTE: Anie ll o Dellacroce was acquitted of tbe murder charges. ,-----------------------------,;,,,;.;,.~ BIG GEORGE by Virgil Partch (VIP) SHOE
"Before you comment, you should know
that my dog Is my greatest fan."
l'U. UAVE. ~oorz.
COM91NATION PIZU..~Z ...
PEANUTS
LOOK AT THAT POOR
COW STANDING OUT
THE~E IN T~E RAIN ...
MAL.F~I...
SOMEDAY THEY1RE
601N6 TO MAKE A
PAIR Of BOOTS OUT
O~ THAT COW ..
FOR BETTER OR FOR WORSE
'
11 LI K~t) ™IS STUFF 8ETTER LAST WEEK
WHEN IT WAS NEW.''
1'M ~~li~,
MO,Nf.lK fUMt 0€.
6Ulf;0
by Kevin Fagan
ELL'/, NOKID HAS10
HAVE:. HIS Qlli
PdlTY I TELL ~IM . tiECAN -,
~ ~~.
ROSE IS ROSE
~S A U6T Of TICINGS 10 Pl~ UP I~ 1tXA>N / by Jim Davis ..__ __ _
eR~K tN\o A tbJSE.
FOR A P01TY?
ARe you t CftAt.y?l
by Lynn Johnston
• y I ·-SHE.S CAAZ! •
by Tom K. Ryan
S1'Dff?!POOKY l~N'I STOFF! ~E'S A REAL, UV£, FEELING,
0REAiH INC:r •••
MOON MULLINS
" "
JUDGE PARKER
by Ferd & Tom Johnson
P,ARTIN~ WA$ SUCJ1
SW~ET SORROW
by Harold Le Doux
BRIDGE
~~-~~ PLAYED WITH FINESSE
East· West vulnerable. North deals.
WEST
+ KJ 10
<:;:1 1065
0 864
•AKQ7
NORTH
+3
<:;:I Q98 7
0 A1052
• 5432
E•ST + AQ852
<::> J
0 QJ 3
• J 1096
OUTH
• 9764
<:;:1 AK432
0 K 97
•8
The bidding:
N ortJ. Eatt s .. tlt w Ht
Pue PaN I c::::i Put
4 <::' PaN Pue Pa ..
Opening lead: King of .+.
West led the king of clubs and
continued with the ace. which
declarer ruffed. Assuming a normal
3-1 tr ump split, declarer saw at once
that to draw trumps and set up a
long diamond was a losing line -
that would yield only nine t ricks:
five trumps in hand, t hree diamond
tricks and a ruff in dummy.
His fint thought, therefore. was
to play the hand along cro11ruff
lanes. so at trick-three he led a low
Here's thl~ week's counting hand. spadt". West won and 1hifted to a
This tim" all you have to do is count trump, declarer capturing East's
your tricks to help Ond t hf' winning jack with the k:inf. Allhough a cross-
line. rurr would sttll have succeeded.
North must have btt"n wearing a dt'clarer had t.o consider the danrer
new pair o( rose·colortd gl•~'es.~By .ot .an overruff, which would lea-.ie
any st.anduda. hia'-hand fl worth -a • ilim a tritt t'hott. So Crawforl&
raise to two hearts and no more. ~witched horses and planned a dum
Howevf'r, hit hold Jump to gamt did my reverul.
shut out an oppo~ing spade partial. He cashed thl kin1 of diamonds.
wb1ch was his ln~nt. and gavt us an crossed to the ate and rufted a club
opport unity t.o watch the playing low. Nut ht I d a low heart and.
skll1 or t he KJ'f'Al John C'rawford. foUowlng the Principle of Restricted •
-. z
Choice, he boldly finessed the
table's nine. When that held. the
rest was easy. Crawford ruffed a
club with the ace or trumps and s:r.
rendered a diamond to set up a long
card in the suit on the board.
That left dummy in complete con·
CHARLES
GOREN
trol with the Q-9 of trump• and a
good diamond. No matter what. East
returned, declarer would ruff. dr1w
the IUJ. trump and •core the 13t.h
diamond for the fulfilling trick. ..
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Only 4 yra old. Beaut. 3 1327.500. LllllYTIMJYIL I IMt Ult Lg 2Br 18a dbl Q8( new 768-3453otMS-14'7 *•••*
Bdrm, 2•,.; be. formal din-IWlll •m SILL Sweeping oc.an/bay view 2 ;?,'mrt H r 6 r Rd 0 • ~;,~c~18~j-~mo • W"'91 Spacllous 1 & 2 8d llPf all
1no rm Top location & 1••11ATILY from 2 levels. Blk to bch. Townhome 12000/mo Lge 1-2 Bdrm TownhouM newly d.co<ated. bft-W
large dock. Assumable Owner/Agt. 220 v 11 1800 aq. ft. 2Br 2'n8a, Call Colleen 11 851-1184 ta llna fl24 1tytet\11~hlng Only with .O/W, t>Mut land-
Ins mikes this an easy Palermo Ole, M0-4868. din• rm. frplc, lndry .,... Wkdya 2 Br 1'.li sa ;na petlo S550·$695/mo Driw 38e eeaplng. Poo111ac. MUM,
take over RECENT Aes 873-8059 2 car gar. New crpt$ drpe ---$650 StO :io.nn Adult Avocado & etwt peclllng 880. fllCI gar, enjoy :f~5~~E~~c~!~go•~ Ctaatrclal & paint A.vi 6110 1800 2Br 28a. 2 car gar. Spe. pref Small pet ok tSl lllllmll quiet adult IMng nr
mo Yrly I~ 494-2935 Yrly S1.00/mo. 3 blk• to MS-M53 ••i.••tl Woe.an• ,...,,.L
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boumove--mt __ coa,-~· welcOl'M. Call lor more Prtm'f 1250 Spygl ... SBr SBa Pool. bch &31-1266/073-1733 - -,_ ..,... _.
1nto1mat1on and showing •• -,rm* 2BR 2ba 2car gar Frplc Ouiet Me.. Verde 28, dent• Sony no pets n IUUll •10 Mission Bay •IAYllllE* Washer/Dryer. Micro-18a,enci911.io..run1t $8 50-$750 (71 4 )
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&PARTIUNTS
IN NEWPORT' KACH
A O'Ml ptace to 11119 an ~
lipper . ttay. Private
clubhOUMS & l'l••lth
spas, 8 t9Ml9 cour1W. 7
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i.and. conventem ~ ... on 8'Qht Seu V •• Prtttttrl
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642-5671
for information
& surprisingly
low cost.
Costa Me.. • Newport S3500/mo. Bkr 7&0-l48e Brand MW 28drm 2Ba wve. Pool/spa S950/mo, ~/mo Reta 4ga.193E M&-17551840-3990
3000 s/f, vacant 711 '85 C•1t1 •na 2 24 Condo with 2 car 08faQe avail 711. 760-9611 BEACHWOOD VILLAGE ~~ 1: 2 /:::=.·
AealOnlcs Corp 675-6700 2 Bd 2ba condo spilt level Upper Plan "C" View 10 28R 28A trpl. OIW. n-llSTllT. 1111. 11111111' (Aak about furniah.cl
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dlLIFIYllm On the Peninsula, on the
Bay Lota o f charm,
enormous view. aandy
beach. 3 Bdrm, 2 bath
and cabana fOf $800,000
l ,._ 1tit f ti• ~f
Raettors.675-6000
"-l /U it 1318 f pie W/D 2 ., PoOI Avalltble 6/20 at "nll No naos, Masa Vrde $575/mo 2 8d 1ba pallo anta. com"'-• with TV . .,., UH I I r · ' car g, · S 1350/mo ...... .,... """"· lndryrm E-slde loc lff mft • mT ..... ..-• - -pool spa ~50 556-9200 $700 499-4721 Laguna ...,,.,. 1tnen1 & uten961&. maybe IAU PlllT llPlD · laaflap I 0.. -els to 811' Bctl ranted for short tarm Of I 2er 281 & lBr 188 e>c.an 2Br 18a. gar & patio $695 141-llll 28R In dptx Sml yrd Quiet 149 E Bay Enroy Huntington tonger) On Jamboree
VllW Gd cond $l75 OOO Open Sun 12-4 19MA ~hborhooel No pets TSL MANAGEMENT G l.Jt"'C Rd 11 San Joaquin Hilts
1022 12'•% assumable ioan· Ana~mSt54S-3229 B.ckBayarea 3Br2'~ba S 5/mo548-3906 642-1603 ..,.,:pC:.":"Spa ting Rd ---------1 33801 Castano Call •Nwpt Riviera Twnhs• T/H ,f/p,deckSl100 •EASTSIDE• llSTllTll •Spaetauslmmacunlls
*.IAllllM OIHI* (818)355-4441 4Br 2''>8a. Frplc, patio, Dys 6191457-5574 & flV 1Br sparkhng ctean Cpts. s615/mo 2 BO 2 BA,trplC •Biiiard Room
Op1S1t/l111·1 I p ty 1350 pool, spa $1150 No pets 619/453-8743 drp1, stove. retrlg S475 encl gar. alt blt-an1, nr •BeautlfulLandecaplng
16 JETIY $325,000 act•t rtf! 722-8011 BiG CANYON CONDO 28r No pets 851-9526 shopping center *Private patios & dactc1
11111114111·1 2 HOUSES tosta Mesa 3BR 2t>a. So: Cst Plza 2Ba. Fanta1tlc view ove<-*WTSI•* 810 Center 11tProteulonalmanagar1
6 JE1"rY 345 000 Gross $19,200 $169,500 area S750/mo+S750 loolnggolf courte. Secur-TSL MANAGEMENT 1 Bedroom from SSIS llUllT Submit an otters on these 15"t. On Owner Don sec dep Avl 7 / ltl lty gate. tennis. awlm-Oulet afea twnha&-sty1e 642-1603 Exec 1 Bdrm from $620
Gorgeous home pro-' 2 Outstanding Buysl Goguen 497-6287 549.7526 oi 963.3000 ming pool S 1500/mo. ~;,0,1·~:,); e~::~a~~:i~ 2 Bedroom from 1745
feaslonally decorated Carole McMah.an Agt COSTA MESA 8 rentals. 960-6181 Mike drps, stove Sm pet ok 'Ill& YEI•* Sorry. No Pete
• ~th a superb view Is 644-9060 644 8067 never vacant. Appraised CHECK THESE! Elegant 3/4bdrm house S675 incl some util 28R 2ba. Encl gar, Upper 19132 Magnot11 St ready for quick escrow s45o ,OOO; ASKING Charming E-slde 2 stor, w/vlew dbl gar kids pet 2131927_6772 no pets 1545-0 Cor· 964-5567 964-5574
Located In the security JAS•llE CllHI $425.000 llrm Upside kids/pets fine 2 bath pV1 fncd yrd St200's yrly lander, $695/mo Cal' SUWlll YILUIE gated community ol Plan1.28r&Den.Assum potential Agt 497•7005 paliomoreS600's 539_6190 Bestflltyfee •NrSCPtza,S.A 28r18a Pam 546·5882 ar .
Belcourt Hiii. this 1s a 8'1J% tst $285,000 *111·11H• Condo Pool. sc>a. c~t 979·3848 aft 6pm
must see 759-1501 831-8638 or 640-6188 1.£. Waiifi 1625 Or 2/3bdrm home stylf Fncd 3bdrm 2 story hme S700 No pets 722-8011 •STUNNING Lg 1 & 28,
AAA w /yard for kids/pet! style abode w/gar petlo $395 18 TRAILER Adult 28a Garden Apt Poot C.111 Mtll 1024 w•NT OUT? mom's kltch just S70C kids/pet Ok .only S900 · r c' S g 8 " 539 "'190 Bea RI I 539-6 l90 Best Alty fee prk. No peta 140 abnllO 4 5 & Up 710 W 1 th EASnllE We buy Condos. Houses. ·v t fy ee 646-6725, 673-7787
2BR R2 oned Building Units. Foreclosures Eastside 28r 18th & enc1 .U WUTll 3 BEDROOM z Nanauve cash flow ok • $"'501 329 U 1 •'ble dept apprvd plan for 3Br v;;:;r price our terms patro v mo n -Professional, reapon... Westside 2 sty 3 8d 1 •.,
in rear $117.000 B 550--0874 verslty Dr 548-0648 Eves couple w/one 14 yr old Ba. patios. d/w, bit-ins.
Owoer 380-9416 E·Side 28d lba sngl gar child d9$1re long te<m IM kids a« $725/mo Call
TIEIUUI 2 Br 1 ''rba w/gar ~
cp1s/drps, bit-ins. Ince
yd w/pattO Water Pd
636-4120 1-5PM
Lrve wnere you have
• Spectac:ular apta * 1 & 28r. 1 & 28a auttes •Spaaoua townhOUMS
•F1rep4.ces
*Private balconies o
Garden pattOS
IU-1100
BAY FRONT • LuxurlOUt
3bd 3ba, 2400.sq tt. Jrplc
carpets, drapes, all
applt1noes. twlm pool ,
Annual leese $2,500/mo
ANCHORAGE APTS .
548-1501 (9-5)
-BAYAIDGE CONDO
Brand New secured, gated
comm Pool. spa. 2 Bd. 2
Ba. A.IC. frplc. 2nd sty
oV«lkg poo4 Sl.00/mo
760-1275
* L.91 llLI UfJlllT SpaclOUs 3br 2ba on P"'
t>dl, gar tennis· 120001
mo (neg) 675-7687
UllH FHECllSHE USY Tl IWI -ltaflb encl patio, no pets s1oc oeen -~ ~~e B6~~ 645~61650-7275 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I -•ya •£• • mo ava11 617 54~8561 -... ---_. -2BR 2ba condo w/frplc • $565 28R. patt0. refrlg no
2437 Orange 'C' S65C
TOP area quiet. no petS
BEAUT1i:uL 1Br $e25
PRIVATE balcony. carport
'POOl & SPA 2650 Harta
MESA PINES 549-2447
Wlf llT1
New lux 2br 2ba Bayrldge
condos full Vu. MC. gate,
gar frpl' pool-spa s 1295/S 1495 854-aOiO AIULllT IT I ......
38R 2ba, hardwood noor
F1reptaoe Large family room. Covered patio
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Anxious lender will talk Gt eat location $125.900. Rtaltl Far111~t4 EI SIDE 3br. 19 f91'1C9d yarc Ull IS&.l lllTALS pat.a. adults preferred
terms iry 9 5% gracfu-Ask tor Esther 542-4242 $950 rncl all ulll . gar-Summer & Yearly 731 W 18th-B 673-7787
ated payments with 3% µ Cnta •n• 1124 dener. 1rlg Ava.II now • 3 8d Pool hOme SJ25/mo 2 8d 1 ''tt>a :i!,:.""e:~o~gar-um A••st.. ••• E••t ch 2 Br $590 or 645-6553 after 5. • 3 Bd.malds qtra bayfrnt Townhouse greenbelt
_. ,..._,. ..., M E aid Cosy 28 lb f pie Summer S6500/mo turn Ind"' rm, nice loc. age. large patio. country Location. luxury & es whole 3 Br $780 uv Rm • e r a. r ll• •• H ·, TOP area. quiet. no pets kitchen, lrplc $109,950 sumableloans. 2 Bd/2ba. & k1tch turn 495-8744 gar, wate</gard pd. Ne .--2078 Thurln BEAUTIFUL 18r S625
BARBARA JAMES r 2 gar A/C Condo pets $825/mo 646-2389 .IOE CllllTIPllEI tSl IUUIE•HT PRIVATE b&leony, carport compl~x $129.000 Ag IHHlllhrtlllltlll Ftatsteal•3br2baupdatet4 Newport Beach 142-llOI POOL & SPA 2650 Harla
540-0810/651 -1360 Gtatral 2202 kitcti kids ok encl patio Louis Herson Bkr MESA PINES 549-2447
••. at. ltac~ l it ~rt~fe!1 53
9-
6190
Best Massive 48r gorgeous Ille WE IFFEI a OlllC(
GE 159.9100
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* 3 lighted tennis courts
111'2 Swimming pools
•S1ream1 & ponds
•Sorry no i>et• * NKNatiings avail
WHY NOT CALL
111-1111
SUWlll YILUIE
Magnlficlent 38drm 28a
home with lovely inte<lor.
Lush carpeting with all ust be years H Lan -UCLlllYI IHTILS ocean view Hrbr Rdge . 81iBJIU Want a selection of great
mark. 592.ooo. ·2ar 2Ba. LIDO PENIN. BAYFRONT. Deluxe cheery 38r or Home. Avt now or yrly Tift-ES hvfng? We can ofter any-
PllOE llHCTlll furn or uni. Compl rec & 6 Bdrm. pvt swim pool, beaut lg lot. E-slde. con· s2950 pp 673-0344 thing lrom a small apt to
bu lit -Ins. R. V. park Ing. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
$165,000. 751-3191
C::.SELECT
..... ~RTIES
OISTA 1111& •II Spacious 3 Bed 2ba as-
sumable loan or owner
will sell V.A $99,500
CALL 673-6900
IEWPllT'S
YIWl&llll Beautiful 1 Bed with mir-
rored doors and many
upgrades. S 125.000.
CALL &31--1.400
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110"11' lee.
REAL ESTATE
131-1400
H 536 695 sauna, 4 frplcs $6500/mo venlent xtras. 857 -1031 DfftlM Fer ltlt a 48d hse II loolllng in Ill ClftOI ~· Best o er . •4 _ SUMMER WEEKL y REN· New Eastslde TownhomE MONACO, HARBORSv
300
1EW Frplc, vaulted ceilings. dbl CM.NB.or HB think of us ~~nMir""!i:l~T.lm
FabulousOeauvllleplan on lm"at 1044 TALS FROM S.400-$2000 3Bdrm. dbl gar. 2,,.,88 2Br 2Ba. gardener, t gar pool & spa. No pets first lor thlt chotee of 1 r r .
huge lot at the end ol a Qlr week Winter (9 mos S 1175/mo. 852_ 1616 213-540-2553 28drm 2'1t8a•Oen $935 rdeal IMng refr1g, stove. dshwshr
private cul de sac Exc1t----------rentals) from $1500/mo SEAWIN0·5 BR. 3ba. view. 666 W 18th 645-2739 TSL MGMf 642· 1603 lncl No pets Call btwn
1ng outdoor entertain-Wattrfrtlt .... I IH. New Eastslde Townhome near pool and tennis A•y••iu SllSO YlfW NB REAL TY 675-16421 9-4 dally 54µs55 ment area with 40 M 2Br. den, dbl gar. 211t8a 800 559 9539 - -R-• llll .. Aa--.. ---pool, spa, wet bar, t>u11t in Ul-1400 111-llOO s11001mo 852-1616 S2 I mo . • Frombalconyw/park-set-W_, ... 1 * _, *
BBQ 4 FR and 3 baths --~tng 2ar 2Ba. gar flJC. Neat & ·clean. Caiport Spacious 2Br. den. 28a.
Over 3000 sq II Priced SHARP EASTSIDE 28~ Saa ta Ala 2210 $895 No pets 631-6107 $495/mo 662-1700 tuU security . 2 car cloMd
un unbelievable $575,000 Walk to waves 3br 2b• 1 b a garage . Yard --------D p .
2
'I.it gar al door A/C. m1Cto, kids fine garage frplc $750/mo call 5.46-9950 SCP special 3bdrm house 11a tlll '1-poo1 JIG = Many ll'IOfe
• deflnetely the best buy equ1pt krtch patio $700 F-• yard kids welcome iust ~lFll!ll:I 2Br 1t.ea. ocean view amenities No pets FOf
inB1gCanyon 539-6190BestRltyfee talltua $600 only at Best S825 t mo Call appt ,please c a ll llSUf..... V all!I_ 2234 539-6190 Best Rlty fee IPAIMITS 818/355--44.4 1 644-0509 Days only inBd~~b~~~a:i:;c;e~ lalMI Nr M11esq 4bdrm hou: IHtll Ctaat •etrt 8::~1 ~:en~! 2.B.fl.28A DUPl.a APT. *llWHITllAIJU*
and a tllree car garage Pniatala 2201 d~ ga~ t~p1e /'f900-. 2215 IPL No P9ts S795-S200 sec dei> I)() •APUTmm*
, Super location bact<s to 39drm 18a hardwd hrs I ~;;~1909'>BesrRlty lee -Prof decorated 2BR 2b, 28drm 1' .ea S68~S69C pets no lc1ds ~9&-7'14 1 Pool Vi-28r 2Ba Apt on
large park $285.000 across from park, 1 block ~-condo lrml din rm many 28drm 28a $710 33801 COleglO r1ve Bayside Dr Encl garage
· lni11C111tll11lty 2240 398W Wiison 631·5~ A11rac11vein&out E"Qllstl Prv1 t>eh $1495 Also
18t24Culver0r,lrv w EASTSIDE 3Br new Tudor 2BR1'7t>a onlyJ ava1111>le 18drm starting
711-7100 decor pool carpart Ne uniis garage washer a1 S895 mo 760-0919
pets $710. S.2-5210 deck s7504mo 493-04671 BACHELOR Utrl$ incl ,.
10 bay & ocean $1450 Bait. ltac~ ament11es Poot/spa/car-1753 PLAZA del SUR • 2BA BEACH CONDO port sec g1te ·"5800/mo 968-1683 or 675·2102 I on water/guard/pool & 722-8053 or ~56-1106
sauna $950/lse 545-0713
Spaoous ~nglt. one
& two bedroom •ts.
~EALTH
CLUBS TENNIS
SWIMMING plus
much more' Sorry
no l)fts Models
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Newpoft Bed So.
UOD 16ttl.Strttt
(at Do~)
642-51~3
N~Be~No.
880 lrvtne Awnue
(at l6tti1
645-1104_
E-s1de 2Br 1ea. beam cei•-Raat. ltacla 2740 block to~~~-4SO Bkt .an .. t "s•~CAl~l "!64~2!'.~sa~7~8 ings, trplc, gar $675·$~5 5675/mo-$695/mo 2 Bd ------~-~...!.)~=?~~~=~~
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OISTA IH& STtlL St1vltw Ltwtlt Price UYllllE·I PUI
112l'.oo• 1311,000 3Br 3ba 857-8834
Cali1traH AJ1rl•t1t1 Fu1i11le4 Cozy -Iii beach pad $400 eacla 2211 has kllch appls crpls drps c ........ 2124 Bright open beam celling, prvt patio hurry 539-6190
Only 10% down and owner
Excellent South Coast will carry the balance. Beaut 18R, furn condo
Plaz& area. Upgraded Elegant 3 Bdrm In pnvate VIiia Balboa. By owner
and remodeled. Large community Pool & ten-S1?2,000 Call 9<16-7893 ~~;%~';~~ =~·O:n~~ nis. Don't miss this great BiUi1s Fixer Condo, -3b'r.
PITI. Call for more lnfor-opportunity 10 llve in this ·2'h ba. nds crpts & parnt.
w/spectacular view of Best Alty lee
ocean & mountain , ~
2242 spacious split level 2br Baal. Rarllltar
211tba. w/d, dshwshr. lrrg Impressive harbor area
$750 (7141 661 -2871 2br 2 bath gar frplc appls
Nice 1Bdrm Duplex. Quiet
Sep by gar 1 emplyd per·
son No pets $435/mo
wtgarage $485. 548-1021
prestigious Newport S 179 500 Owner/Bkr matlon 546-2313 neighborhood. Call today 760_34 11 or 752-5959
Af!rl•t1t1, Uaf. C 4 I JI -2222 patio kids $650 539-6190 trtH t Ir Best Atty fee
5 blks to bch on Gotd-lmae 2244 lalMI 111114 27H
THE REAL
ESTATERS
646-717 t
THE REAL
ESTATERS llYDlllllS
IMO.IOO Fabulous eack"Ba-y view 3
1
MES& Yllll CllH
lge Bdrms, fam rm & llv-111,000
Ing rm have views Too Excellent opportunity to
many amenitieS lo llst
1
step 1n10 lhe finest ot
OWC 1ge 2nd TD Call for communltres Nice 2
vrewtng appt bedroom end unit. New
Traditional
Realty
631-7370
paint New carpet Call
fast this won't lastl
5-46-2323
THE REAL
ESTATERS
CLASSIFIED
INDEX
642•5678
REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE
KOUSES
An'11~~t1
8&·l>Oe ~,,.,, Ba.-"""""'••
c.t0tt11 eno 0.11< h
C0ton. ,.. I.I~•
Coat•~
[}jtna P.,..,1
I I 1Qt<
•00.
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•007
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RENTALS
FHSl•PU 1 block from beach
l~•t>a. s210.ooo
Fem 63 1-3822
38R
2 14
HARBOR-VIEW 3Br 28a
Open view. corner lot
Across from grrent>el1 Nr
Clubhouse. pool &
Elemen tary School
S 180K assum $245 000
incl land By Owner
7 141760-65 14 or ? 13/698--0686
411 +fHUll
Harbor View all upgraded
super lge yard & other
. goodies 731-6618
enrod 2Br tBa. D/W, Lg yrly rental. BaYfront
relrtg. W/0 prlvl, 2 car * •IEITILS• * uplex 2Br 2''r8a. crpts, carport. brick patio CALL US REGARDING drps, w/d hkups. encl Ou1et S 1150/mo -lSI, IRVINE LEASES gar No pets S t350 last. $600 sec Avl 1110 675-6606 Will show now t>y app1 lnl1t Ctllt ltalty
CtrtH 4tl •ar 2722 673-9023 711-7100
Duplex 3 Blks Ocean 2 8d Univ Parlt Garden Home 1 BR 1 Ba Sandcastle
2ba frplC some furn N 3Bd 2• .ea. tennis. POOi. Condo Sml yard All
pets$1000/mo640-7742 iac $1 200/mo 644-4157 amen111ea $875/mo
eves/720-2116 days -
2252
$875 SD Avail 6115185.
LatHI litHI !09 Avocado. 863-1 191
.111111( UHi El Nlg. Hts area 5br 2'~ba 2 Br 1ba D/W, lge deck, for the discriminating onty 2 F/P. 3 car gar S 1800 new crpt, paint, W/O
2 Br/den 2 1>1, iacuzzr. 1se 495-4399. 831-5343 1 hkup $975 mo 873-8476 lge yard greenbelt, __
ocean view. adults only Step1 to beach. 2br 2ba 48d 2 112 ba S 1600
No pets $2100 mo condo-frpt-pool-spa $895 3Bd 2 ba S 1200
494-3367 or 760-8850 768-4529 or 55 7 -1928 _ I PaSh Prop 720-9422
DEADLINES
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Orange Coe1t DAIL y PILOT /Tuesday. June 11, 1985
vuau.. om .. t11tat1 1114 oni.. lt•••ll 2114 • .,,,.,. •• , I • r •••
....... IHc~ 2711 lt•t•ll ZH7 Office apace tor rent T.D. I 4021 &ITI IHI. TUllH
UITl&.Wf •ocEANFRONHt 300-500 IQ fl, Wettclrff widow hH "'O(ley Joi' Orak ... tuM up, alfvn lm~at• 28, l'o\&a 2-4Bdrm Avallablt Jun• Bldg, 17th St & Irvine TO 1 .$1 0.QOQ.l.Mp Nt Newport Tire ~ltr
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...,... llo ..,...,, ,..__ 15th-22nd 673-7873 PP e3 t-31138am·12pm cr~t.,... /no pelClnu call 3000 E. Coatt Hwy ·-· P6 • --.......... , c .. _. .. pltttly rtdeeoratad lt•t&ll tt Prime Chtro otc a~t . Oen1aon ANO<; 873-731' Ofona..., mar
c;lround noor $850 848 ... 2tOI El Toro 85t pleq ft Htlt Wut.. 5100 Auto "m1nn1 Way.·~~ """"' •lit & hfll t .. ,.. C •• " ·-...... ""'..,.. ''"et •• , ontact maty Jameson. swno••···· UDO WA TEA VtE.W Fem 21 ~ 1hr Sbr fiooae In 588 t(t. It view suite 7 141168-141 I or *-HJYUli •n
B C M 1350 mo P~ffi. t•t 1101 %1318411·45~ nT 4-PiT Must haven .. t tHIATff Lux 28r 2 a, 2 lg dtckt, m•t brlpvt ba 2•1_08 .. 2 • • 1 & lull time heavu phones 1• tr plc S 1500 875·6359 " .. '># W11terlront otcs. elegantly c" appearance go0<1 • ·' · ----urntahr •rtrytr~-t drMng r-ord o••v re llllng Good benefit•
V I I V --8---F n-smkr 22·28 ahr 3Br ""' ...... v.. "" m E c II T eraa 1 es-Illa al boa 28a N.B Stpa to beh Cannery VIiiage, u~talra etc or teperate ottlcea port ta reQ Start s4 SC xper nee 8 racy
2Bdtrns S 1000 to S 1SOO $325 • ''\ utll 1st/last Avt o I I Ice 5 0 0 SQ Ft 'J9 10 800 s/I ~5055 'p/hr ~l 3182 Pullmar 842·2000
Agt 831•4980 612t544-7086Atlu 1 wl ahowe< SSOO 2815 •1 MONTHFAEE St C 7 1•2880 HTl·TilllHYIOE
VILLA BALBOA 2Br. QUlet Fto shr 3 Br wl F In whlehr layfayette 545-7983 EXCEL LOC-Utlt Incl •SAUi UJIAllllW Tr ainee Newport Tiu
new crc:>ts & paint, frple, temp to 7125-$100/mo. FREE REiil FROM 9Sc SF & UP to hire. train & motivate Center 3000 East Coas
garage, aeeorlly. pool. aas111 8 hra, 645--2357 CALL (714) 968-8193 boys, gtrll & adults In Hwy. Corona d~ Mar S 1050/mo 840-6190 First montl'I • rent dla-~ - ----
M/Fn-smkr 2~·35, 4br hse counu into 1988 Ct•atrclal ~~or;~~~~r ~~~ra~~;1 B:rb;~,')'~•;; 0~0~':~~~~· Saata AH 2710 shrw/3,NwptShrs.poot. 800-1500 IQ It New Rtatab 2111 (Salary •a comml11ion1 FIT or PIT days My In ..,....,~-•"" __ ..__ tna avall $295 6'42-3860 buildings. ground floor M L 963 5425 6 $625/mo 2Bd 2ba pool, --gar~en setting Floor to 120 23rd St Unit 29 to r ee. · hm 854-14041 80-2459
clubhou ... cloM to 111 M/F ahr bright 3BA on celllng glen Very ctou see 224 s/f St 75, 504 slh -ACCTI OUH Beauty
2521 Sunflower Penln. on canal across to trwy1. Santa Ana 4 Or-S300: 648 sit S375 Plus NB 20-30 hr• p/wl< go MAllllTYLIST ,. • .,.,.,,lllEIT lrom t>eacn S3S3 lncls a,.,.,.. Free use ol tne utlllties 631 2842 , _ --utll Immediate 955--33 19 photocopier Many ex-• typing sklll1, non smoker MAllOIRIST 142 1IOI * BEAUTIFUL A REA * can Patsy, 780-8866 needed In Corona del Mat -Prof M/F lg Npt Bell home tras 998·7920 Sky Park Ofltce-Wart· salon 675·0655
own bdrm/be, under 35. FllH HIT ll house, 1-2 suites. 2.350 AIYERTlllll ---lot•I 29 ~~-smkr 250•73•5 dy• Huntington Beech Prof Sq It ea Gd prkg &COIUIT EXECUTIVE ~auty
East c M pvt rm, bth, Ammie wanted shr 3Br bldg, 4 mo's tree rent Bargain at 55~ plaQ ti Needed t or display llCHL MAIR FHMllll
micro, relrtg. lndry tac 3Ba ,., ml to bch $350 plus Improvement allow· Mo-to-Mo Bob 26 t-8700 advertising Sales a• needs all aroond halrstytltt
Avl July tat SJOO -$2 963-9387 or 966-0243 ance 10 quallfled pro· Avail 8l1785 4029 sq tt rapidly expanding loce tor busy salon 496-5728
sec. Reis req 645-7323 Shr Obi mobile NTi wl cpl fess1onals 700-1500 Sq lire sprinklered bldg 4 daily newspaper Ag· or 499-222 1
----feet at 85¢ Call now for A.IC oles. 3 ba Fncd yrd gressive sell·dlSClplln~ IEAITY OPEIATt• Laguna Bch furn summer or snglt All ament's nr appt L Wells, 8J5.o8 t8 0 11 Dyer Rd lmi 10 NB & mdlvlduals may earn ex n maybe longer Kitch prlvl bch S300ea 536-6314 cellenl income (aalar & Busy salon. top pay Oa)
$225/mo N/smkr plea Lido Village 359-518 sq It ~57?13001631_67~2 w Y commission!. bene~ll! or Eves 644-0661
497-3097 or 642-2233 Reataill Waattd 2909 offices with AIC & xlnt and advancement op -----parking $1 25/sq tt incl Green"1ouse to rent 2500 por1un1ty Sates ex
Park Nwpt lwnhse roo I nd outdoor 60x60' space ulll 673-3777 Agt sq ft 1n C M Call Vince perlenoe required. med•E
w/pvt bth 450 • ') utll! will pay up to S2001mo MEDICAL Siil( (2131 677 -4992/dys M·Frt e JC pe r 1 enc e a dv an
760-9387 aft 8pm Rei s 645-3996 Ive mess Rare Nwpt Bch toe 1000 tageous Send resume to
Garden style 1 story racll· 0••1"'E COAST Btttl1,!!1tell 2904 Ga11111 lor
IUWI llTEL ltat 2912
Wkly rentals now aveJI $75/mo Storage only
S 126/wk & up 2274 New-9x t6. 724 James SI
port Blvd.CM 646-7445 Cosla Mesa 673-7787
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3026 w Coast Hwy. New-OUict lt1tall 2914
port Beach. relrlg, TV
S 125• wk sgl. no deposit
1y wen 1oca1ed Corona sQ It -parking Perteet na •
del Mar on p <; 11 A11 tor re1at1 s1ore or lake· IAILY PILOT
sep en tr Mgr 675-6700 our restaurant 631-2825 po Bo• t 560
New Bldg. OC Airport Stora1e 2922 Costa Mesa Ca 92626
area Corner ot Redhill & 1000 sq fl ·Warehouse Advertlalng Bristol. 700 sq 11 & 1350 2246 Newpor1 Blvd TElrPMOIE SALES sq II lmmed occpy $500/mo Could be used " R 4 H INVESTMENTS lor Retail 640•2700 Needed for clessll1ec 852-87 14 advertising dep1 at rapid
528 SF (Workshop I $300 • ly expanding local dail) Nwpt Bch across from S 15 u111s . See Unit 29 newspaper Aggressivt
JoM Wayne Airport 600 120 E 23ro St. CM self-d1sc1p11ned lndlVld Saa•tr Downtown Laguna Beach sq 11 2 offices • recep---uals may earn excellen1
I Medi I o OHlce S •tea lion area S 1 25 gross Annoaaceaeats 3002 income (salary & com·
Htals 29H A mp~: ~vi par ~1ng 852•8713 §Fi1RtTUAL READINGS m1ss1on), benefits anc
1 BR apt. Sips 4, turn, Reasonable rent 660 or Nwpt Blvd. CM Inside ot-Advice In All Matters & advancemen1 opportun1
block to beach Carport 1250 SQ Ft See to ap-lice-1mmac quiet. 115 Counseling 1815 So El ly Telephone Sales ex
Weekly $450. 673-5198 preclate' Own r 497-2351 Slit S 150 mo 553-1 115 Camino Real. San Clem perlence required media
HOROSCOPE SYDNEY
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--tageous Send resume to BOY SCOUT TROOP 690 Attn. Melinda Thackery
0 1 Costa Mesa now tak· OR'•"'r COAST mo members Call Brad -•r;
at 1 141990.4921 or Joe HILY PILOT
213/942-5844 wkdays PO Box 1560
o R uG ST u 0 y T 0 Costa Mesa. Ca 92626
EVAUJATC NEW DRUG &7P Clllll
for OSTEOARTHRITIS of lull ttme position 101
the hips or knees FREE mature person, exper 1r
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WE ARE LOOKING FOR pu1er date entry Smal
Wednesday, June 12 PAID VOLUNTEERS for company wtgood t>en·
ARIES (M arch 2 1--\pnl IY) T rust ,0ur~dl, (}de high.Judgml·nt DRUG STUDY 1nvo1v1ng el1ts Loe nrSo Cst Ptza
and int uition o;er \'C as rchablc guide'\ E.H•nts ouur "hich build \our Rheumatoid Arth111s Send· resume att Con Call 645-7862 troller, P 0 Box t;w6 confidence V iews w1ll be ' 1nd1ca1cd. T ake 1ni11at1H'. mil kt' "''r.,on::il N t B h c 92663 ,,, Lost .-Fo•n.1 3004 wp c a appearance~ and appeals. • • a
TAUR US (April 20-Ma ~ 20): Romance 1s h1ghligh ttd1 SclrCt!. arl' APPT IETIERS
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Full charge bookkeeper
secrelary for yacht satei
ot11ce N B 642-1557
BOOKKEEPER Medica
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Full 11me 644-1025 ---HIERAL OFFICE
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person M·F 2-4pm. 233<
W Coast Hwy, N.B
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exper-"1rs 6 30-3 30, 179 E
17th St. CM 645-0740
CASHIER Retail Nursery needs wknc
part-time cashier Exper
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LLOYC>S NURSERY.
646-7441
CLERICAL
lmmed opening, typing
key punch ·It, tele-
pnones Appro• 32 hrs
pl wk 8 30-5. benefits
retail clothing store
Fashion Island Ms
Moms. 644-5070
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Property Menagemen1
Company seeks lull tlmE
non smoking office clerk
Salary to star1 at S 1400
mo Dulles to 1ncludE
typing 50 vtPM mall &
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756-832 t 9-5 Tues-Fri. cxrhnn.o ed .\!'"" an.· m ad e. clandl·~unc arrangement<, lomc into focu' FOUND ADS Phone appt setting, s5-7
Ii' p/hr no u p nee Wll .\ura of glamour is present -be d1\cn:c1. don't tl'll all \Ou kno" Pl\t't:'> train Mon-Fri 5•9pm Cons11uct1on
nauvc pla)\ role Sat 9am-1r:i'm Carol PlllOMISIH HEIT
GEM I N I (Ma~ 21-Junl· ~Ill Fcx.·u., on Ul'\lfl'' pcr~ua"on ARE FREE 662-5843 well estab 0 C Dev look-
'>l'nt1mt'nt romance, atulil\ to transform dream) 1nw n:al1tll'\ Apt M anager Coupfp ing tor resio P A or As·
P11:c;sun.• ,., applied but 'nu "Ill meet dcadllnn I o\l' rdat1on.,h1p Cafl:.. wl1!•P tor beaulllul 9) ~~s~e~dnJr/~=e~~s~,::~
grow'> \trongcr. older I ndl\ 1dui.1l lend<. <,uppnrt •· ' &C2 &Ill Unit Garden Apls. CM salary reQulr to Purchas-
CANCER (June 21-Juh 221 You'll g.11n .tlhkd ll'rngn1t111J1 I • Salary ' bonus ' Apt Ne rng PO BOX 17149,
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10r 85' tu1u.1ry yldlt Muet 11-1•1 000 Fiii •1WIL•Y 13 D&yt pl wk tome olc
C I N C • r W n ex,_..r prel U11tt>Mi Rent bt •11P6r at Otm at '"NNU" V WAY .,v .-,. " l THE 11111 "II Cost M••11 ton 842 0447 11 thte your dilemma? "
I IOI You're 1nte01gent hard· maturt per.on .atary 6•5-0760 0 working & l'lave a drive tc plus c:ommiaaion P'HOll Clllll
exp11r .. ~ey & ntgtits 1111111 111,1_\l'ler your carMr, bul 1 9MC.ll •
avau Good pay & btn y&Ue l.ocUd.. ltl&o a '°"~ ~~~\,~~~~"ontiero Jlmmffl•te 09*"•"9 Mint etttt Apply In ~on paying Job bteauM ~ou 1 892 3331 t Soot mum Of t Vr PayrOll b · JILLY lllEI don't have the neoctecs ( 14' ·eno ex 1 perience required 4 10
203 Marlntt Ave. Bal 111 background In obtaining Newport Beach key oy touch a mu••
a higher paying position Mrs Reynold• ouuee 1nc1 axten1lv•
OOlllELORI Atmtmbtf 11'1 not the 17 141644•1212 ext 237 phone communication
mo11 Qualified person soma personnel w<>tk &
Part ttmt carrier coonett· wl'lo gets the Job, It's tht IElllL &TIHHIT flhng Apply '" person
ors wanted Help boys l)e(ton moat qualllled al Mon·Sat 7-2pm Laguna 8:30 AM 4 30 PM
and gtrla eollcll new IOb getting. Beech 494 5488
subscription• on their Ask tho1t who know ---• THE JOl-L Y ROGER INC
paper roults. Must entoy WIAllll Wllll COOK'S HELPER I 17042 GILLETTE AVE
working with 10· 13 yr (7 14) 857•6741 Wiii train. 675-8 t93alt 12 IRVINE.(7 14) 250-0331
olds E•rly evening hour noon only -
work dayal lle11lble hrs Glrl tMnager to watch OUI 0 n••y PEllllY'S PIZZA Commlff!On only. daugl\ter on the beach lEUl SE R an now 111rl"O general res
Call Btuce Emaley Alto boy needed to walk Pan time. 3 days p/w11. tM· 1aurant help. must oe
842·4321 ext 206 2 dogs Approx 3 T & Fri) litigation ltrm '" 18/over Full & part 11ma
days/wHk Hrs may NB Call 47~7016 673-1366
HAJllEOIUT
IAILY PILIT
OHmllllP F & Pl lrme, flex hrs. Appl
1n person Orange Julius
7 11 E Balboa Bl Penln
vary N/drnkr. Nl.smkr --LIFEll*•I - -ORS Must have own tranapor-•n PMOH OPEllAT
tatlon to 25th St, NB Chriatlan Camp aetllng E-1r11•·110 l /llf must be cert1lled & bf 875-91531953·8110 mag 18~ yrs, 714 728_0 141 CASH PAID 0 IL Y
---No exp nee We train If llAllSTYLllT LIVE II OOIPU qualilled All welcome
O e • u S a 1 0 n · C d M for nome tor the elderly For 1 mm e d w 0 ' k 640• 1900 S 1200 mo plus room & 641-9045 elll t t4
DATA HTRY iiilE OLW SllVIOl:-board 476-2116 PMOIE WORI
Key punch type termlnala H1~fn:'po•r;!:!~~~~-O~~ IAllTHAICE/ P·Tl•t $5-7.p/hr PIT eves Se• positions open on al Male or female wanted 101 appointments 1n Sante
shifts tntervtewmg 6/ 1 llt1t/lt1ttll p/tlme oHlce cleanlng 1n-Ana office We train lhru 6/14 9AM-4PM eluding some landscape Salary. no selling•
M S. Data Corp. 10221 Ftt4 ltrvtrl work 4 other odd jobs Wendy, 662-5844
Slater. Suite 112, Ft Val Apply In petson. 3-6prr Fle11 l'lrs EIS fey 964-0740 Mon-Fri Hots Hut Res· MUST BE RELIABLE PllOTllUPM
Dell needs oloer person taurants. 18850 Douglas Call 9to5 Mon lhN Fri WEDDINGS· exper pret
Duties Make sand· lrvlne 752-7155 ONLY' 675-2311 M ust have equ1pt 545-6786
wlehes. prepare tOOd. or-MOllEllLI DECITIVE MAlllOIH tEPT
dermg Gretel 673,8390 busy family with two boys Seven career min dee PllHSIAI
IELl"EllY PEllSO• 5 & 3 yra. needs a 1pecl1 people needed 1n Senta Ex p er preu persor 9 person to take care of ut Ana marketing dept x1n1 needed tor AB Dick 360 &
wlcar for wicker be$ke ' Wiii be tn charge of entlrE Income & rapid advance· Itek Camera 4 76-8400 lunch service. 9-1 Mon-housel'IOld, clean. meals
Fri Myst be neat, per· errands Must have owl" ment Company trains PllESS 11011 MILPEll
sonable. & energetic car. 5 d~ys. Salary open Mr_ Johnson. 862•5843 Mon & Tues 4pm-llnish
Earn approx. $15fl.-$175 Refs req 644-8564 eves MATURE LADY for cook 4 Thurs & Fri 9·5PM Occas
wkly Call btwn 10-12 01 ·---iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ... I housekeeping for nicf truck driving also Appl) 2-4 tor appt Lori· guest home 754-7772 Penny s ave r . t 6 6C
Kitchen. 3077 Harbor Bl p A c M Santa Ana 979-0747 IHT OUTIER iacenu~e.
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Polish Gen practice. N.B
833-3756/D 842-4640/E
DENTAL RECPT-N B Fl
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& bllhng 646-3535
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Cross country No exp
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MacGregor YaChls
1631 Placentia.C M
DRIVERS
Earl 1100. p/d11
No exp nee We train ti
Qualiheo For 1mmed
work, 541-9045 eltl 110 -DRIYEllS
Good record.
Veterans Cab 493-8888
Ory CleanerlCo~nter
2 days wk. will train
646-7621 btwn 8-6 M-F * MAllO IEIO. -your area 495-5604
EXEC. SCTY /HIPll
Estab ln11 Exec Search/
Personnel Mngmt Ser·
ADVERTISING lull or part time Apply 111 P/T SHYU WOii
ARTIST person. Gene's Market. Santa Ana ottlce need!
1080 So Coast Hwy, live enthusiastic people
Laguna Beacl'I Salary. no selling 5·9Prr Growing dally newspape1
on the orange coas1 IUIOll &HISTllT
needs tmaginatlva. pro-Exper front & back otc
duc1111e. layout artist who Blllnguel Span1sl'I. work
underatandsmerchandls· Sat & Sun 8am-4pm or
Mon-Fri. Sal 9am-tpm
No exper nee Compen)
trains Miss Brown
662-.5844
Ing. to design edvertlsln 4pm-12mldntght, or work llECEPT /IEI IFC
for a variety of cllents both shifts 631-3999 32 Hours, Typlal/Offlct
9~1' .. ~~car~.'!~~l•~m.,er· •HICAL ASSISTlMT Admlnttrator wanted 101
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Newpaper production X-ray lie helplul Call puter experience e plus
knowledge helpful. Ablll· Phyllis. 644-8824 Salary commenauratE
ty to work under dead· Medical w/experience Call Ton
Imes a must Prior news-Back office Full-time busy or Joan 63 1-1288
paper exper an edvan-Fasl'l1on Island GYN mini-,. ••
tage Position 1s lull time mun 1 yrs exper reQ Xlnl • ·~4 i ~~~ · good benefits. selar~ pay & benefits Send re-, '--El
commensurate with ex· sume. 140 1 Avocado Ave #! · -~
per1ence. Inquiries and Suite 705, NB 92660 llCEPTIOlllT
resumes t o St eve • .liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim Hougl'I, Art Director Newport Beach 1aw llrrr
Dally Piiot, P O Bo> has an Immediate open·
1560 Costa Mesa Ca IOTOR RO~T.E ing for a receptionist
92626 Availlable In. Front oll1ce appearance
xtnt typing. legal exper
HlHECtAST
llJLY PILOT 330 W aay St
Coste Mesa. Ca 92626
NEWPORT BEACH pref Competitive salar)
LAGUNA BEACH & benefits Please cal
LAGUNA NIGUE.L Gayle Rowe. 851-8200
E~~~"en~~e~~~f:;redE :~~ RECEPTIOlllT /TYPIST
p1rst1gt• look hc\ond thl· 1mmcd1.itc. ix·rcc1'l' potcn1111I. One \\ho J---------pets 542•49 i4Wkdys 9-t Irvine.Ce 92T13
prn 111u<,f\ "'a' 1nd1m·rcn1 u1ulJ ncm hclomc cnthu.-.1J'>lll .di~ Lm t' FOUND black Persian cal --.·P·.------..liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiillili&liilFI
pl,1~' par;imount role ) ou'll tin1-.h 1mponant prOJl.'ll v c Balboa Penn
vices firm requires self· ---------1
s1ar11ng mo11vated 1nd1v MOISEIHPEIS to manage Dana Point
$450 -$600 per month Candida le to handle hll8V)
No collectlng Call 10am phones must posses!
10 4pm Monday • Friday ·good typing skills. non
srnol\er Newport Beach
For interview. phone Jan
752-8522 LEO Uuf\ ~'-\ug 221 )trc,!>1ndcpcndcnu· lfl'athm ''1lltn~-67S-1429111m59
Ill'"' to lalkk J'>'>lgnml·nt tlf::it rcqum's ong1nallt~. l1anng \kmht.·r of I FOUND Cocka11e1 New-I
uppo~1LC M:ll. 1~ drav.n to ~uu. make"' no s.enci ot 11 \p1ntual 'alul.'i;, port srea Call & 10
lllffil' 1nt11 futU\ 631 -5726
VIRGO ( •\ug. 23-'il'pl 22) I ollo" through on hunrh. tr1»>t lil\t I Found small tan dog. Jun
1mprl'~\11\ns 1-::i rrnh nll'nll>l•r \.\Ill resohl· fi11<111u<tl J 1kmm..i 'i uu'll 9 nr Ocean1tris 1n CdM
rctTl\l' c\tl'lknt rl.•purt lOllu:rn1ng hl·alth ) 11u u>ul4J "''" knrn 644-730! or 640-7843/E CAIMIEllS
munt·~ -mal..1ng ~l't a·t ~ Jll h for \qu.ir1u'' SCRAM LETS LIBRA 1\c:pt 2'-<>lt ~21 ~'01d ru,hing 111t11 ·"" lung tam • ASSISTAllT lllll&ERS
NOW HIRING
.1grcenwn1 "l'l'P plan' tll'\thlt• .ind 11pt11in' 11ix·11 'i1x 1al .1l ti\ llll'\ ANSWERS 1nierviews Wednesday 9 11
1lllrl'J\t.' puputant~ '' '>Uth 1h.11 1kmand'> dfl' rn<itk on \our 11nw AM at 2588 Newport Blvd
( H'llllnl. ~ag111anU\ pcr\On\ rla~ Olll\tand1ng. ruk' I Br11on . Every Costa Mesa (on Newpo:•
SCORPIO !Ott 2l-"'lo' 21> ')11lk totarn1harg1ouml -lwa".111· weeoy-Beury 8 0 .,f h.1\tl'\. Jctail\ lint• print I t ma\ he ncccs .. an w rl'\ 1w. re' ll'" an<l I EVERYBODY I lvd 81 el Mar)
puss1hh to rchu1ld on a mun: \Uttahk ba~c One\ ou ·11tkd tn pa\t \\ant\ Fellow lamenting his prob I Call 171 4) 53 7 -4840 lor . . . • • lem "Im discouraged f ' EOE to rct urn fa H>r financially II used 10 tie more in o •
SAG ITT ARfl 'S I ~o' 22-l>cc ~Ir Be read) tor a 'am·t\ 111 1us1 an 1ou · now 1 owe ._------~~1 --.-,--,-·.-i--..,._..
l'\J')l'rlt.'Ot.l'S. unu<,ual contJll\ mt'l'l1ngs "tlh tndl\ 1dual "ho IO\plrl'\ EVERYBODY •••••••• •••• a1 y I DI·.
\l1u 111 "ntc f 0<. u~ on plH \tlal anract1on. speculation p(l\\lhlt• Personal
1ournn 'i nu could lall in lo' t.' I S · 3014 • •
C,\pf\ICOR N (D l.'l 22-Jan 19) M aJordomcst1c adJui.tmen1wuld trYlCtl e e
indu1k rl·modcllng. rcturtw,htng and possible chan ge o f residence llr j llTRO MA&AZIH : COLLECTOR WAITED •
rn:intal 'latu' ) ou"ll lt'i.lfll morl' ahout secunt\ and propcrt' "alul'\ Ask for us a1 your loca1 • •
I urrl'IH fl'<;\flUiun 1s temporal) · · ,, I store Formoremlo 2131 • l'ort titlll' ••1wni111t ·i11 •'\1·"1111rl :
AQl'ARll'S (Jan 20-h•b I h) I o rlC' .He \caltl·rcd final lkll'>t11n' t 876-6200 : B1•:wli u111l l .u,.:u11a 1& .. 11..!1 ari•u. •
h.1\l' \l'I to Ix· made in tnnnl'Cllon ""h trip or ''"' O..,u m t·nnl h.I\ Trani 3011 • •.am 111• 1,. ~ 7'.00 p•·r liot1r for •
\llllll'tl11nttol 'alul' \\.30t\ 10 nffcr It Be '\l'lcnl\ r. apprcu:ttqtt'nl'fll\lt\ EARN A FREE CRUISE • II . r :
hut d 11n·1-.c:ll \Our<.,clf5hort Plus Cash oonuss I• 1'11 •·rl•ni.t or monthl~ '"""'''rip · •
PISCES r. ' r·a11 Ed NOW 261 1661 t • l ion ... '"'lll'r11·111•1· 1:>rt'f1•rr1"f .. ~ nut • • (r l'h l9-M Jrlh.:01:')1ud~ \quanu~ml'\"1&l'lm ,,lluahll· ". · • • '" • t I> · d :\.1 d 8 0 401 r1·quir1·1l. \1111.1 hi· fll l1•u .. 1 I H "f'Hr"' e 11111 on 1 pnm11 \Cnt11rn:nt lll mar JU gmcnt . 1llll'\ "111\l>hc . DllDHI pp. 4 • ,,fd. Ca ll 10 .\ '1-I f'\t. · \Ir . e
'"int·onl· \A:tnt'i 'umcth1ng for nothing and >OU could ht p11111l targt•t I ESU BLISHEO GAME 1 • e
fh IJt111n .. h1p lfltCll\lfil'') ( apncorn I\ foaturl'd VENDING ROUTE W11 • "i rkl11111l. fd2-1:s21. l·.~1. 20 7. •
IF Jl'NE 12 I YOl!R B IRTHDAY \OU h:Hl' uOU\UJI \t'n'>l' 111 train High relurn Nc1 : •
hu111111 . .ire rt•c,tk\\ art1\t1l 'cr'>alllc and ha' l' tl·nJcnl' tu '>laltl'f \our monJ!y down Mr Wolle• • CIRCUUTIOll DEPT. •
hm l \ 'i uu arc: t harming and mo"t people tccl )our prc:'>Cncc at '><><.1al 171"1838.5620 • 842-4321 EOE. :
.1tl.11r ' trt'ml·ndou\ :J\\Cl ( 1t·m1n1. l 1hra. ')Jg1ttJnu' Pl'f\Oll\ pl.1\ NB Answer Svs Typing 8 : •
11np11n.1111 1111l'\ 111 \11111 l1k If \1ngk \OU 1.11uld m.irr> lhl\ \l'.lf It Yero• Ser.ice ousines' le Of.IANC.Jf COAST DAILY PILOT e 1 11 . 1 ·1 ..... l l t t f I \I I I i111a11 for mmed c;a1e ~ ,, 11 "'• ,, .. .,,1 ''"'"Mr•• "·i,1 • 111.lllll, 1111· 1011 t "'""' ,11 t I 11111 11 .in11 ~ .11rin 1>r \ll11J l' \11lJ C.rPa\ ioc. Sac $l500C • M"" ,.1 o1>PORT1t1o•.fv•inrrn e
\\Ill 11.1,1 I 'i11l1.il .1l11\1l1t'' llllll'••W in luh l>nnnhn \\Ill Pll•'l' "'r.lud 1urn11urP& 1111u1p • •
r11\\t 11111 )11r \till 111 1'1\'i men1 752 0740 • -........................ .
olc Musi have strong Day work In Npt & C M
clerical/ secll skills. suttl-good hours & pay For tn·
c1en1 computer exper tor terv1ew Lori 675-4110
OUHECOlST
DAILY PILOT
142-4321 word processing, spread JAllTOll
sheelS. A/P, AIR. Gil
Call Mark. 496-t774
FOOD SERVER
Part 11me days & nights
E•per Apply 1n person
JOLLY ROHR
203 Marine Ave Bal Isl
Fill/TIM! PAY
PART /TllE WOii
exper pref
Scramton Engineering Inc I ORDER DEPT
979-6373 immediate opening 1r
Santa Ana order dep1
Buying and aelllng at .• Xlnl income & rapid ao
raa1onable prlc .. thal sl vancement No exper
what cla1s1!1ed 11 all nee company w111 train
eOoul 6'1.l-5678 Mr Od1m. 662-5844
ewspaper
lECPT/SfCROARY .
E•per recpt/secty lo•
ma1or land developmen
firm '" 0 C Airport area
w/oppty lor possible ad
vancemenl friendly
sense or numor tron1 otc
appearance etflc1en1. ac
curate 1yp1s1 S 1250 mo
Call lor aop1 955-0224
Oppor1unlttes available
With the LOS ANGELES
IJMES CIRCULATION
Department 1n our door
to door newspaper sales
program Guaranteed
hourly wage plus com·
mission Hours 4pm tc
9pm Tr a 1n1n g IS
provided Potential to
earn S300 plus per week
For an interview. call
KIDS-EARN GREAT TRIPS AND PRIZES!
957-2361 ext 1204 -HS STITIOI WOllERS Summer employemenl
representing 6 stations 1n
South Orange County
Xln t pay. plus more Cell
alt 2 30pm, 645-5760
CHEHL OFFICE
need all-around person for
typing flhng, It bkkpg &
recpt work in pvt club In
CdM Lamb. 673-3515
GEN OFFICE-St~;m
Ins PIFT Comp /Insur
exper pref 553-1115
I
11eao the ctaaallled ads for
the best deers In apart-
ment rentals. 642-5678
AGES 11 -14
EARN lW TO $75.00 PER WEEK
We now hive I!> ~n·nts lor yount Uil''
bH•trs to secure ruders for !ht Ot1ng• Cont
011ty Pilot Our trews st., I 1t J 30 om and
work until 8 JO pm •tt•days On S1lur.!ay wr
lfOr\ a ''" more hours You win urn many trips
and p111es alone w1lh urn1n& your own money
lhttt is no de~vering or collection mvolvt<I
It you m 1ntertslt<I please call M1 l •·I
MO
COD£ (714) 548-7058
I Asplialt I Car pea try ; Coatracton . Rt11t CltHi•I p i ti Pl
ii--==--= R s - -G 1 -________ , I • •• ··~··· epairs resurl I LURRY Expert Carpentry Service tntra Cle u •T T IT'S SPRING CLEANING tt "BC MOVING tt -!~----------MIX) Oual work hvy roUe• A a R od I Add an ps ree rimming HANDYMAN LAROE and ,.. INT /EXT 20 V E E S & A $2.17 per day
rners /\LL you pay for
3 11nes 30 days
Ill lhA
DAILY
PILOT
SERVICE
DIRECTORY
CALI.. TOOAYll
ASI FOii LOIS
FREE est Parking 101 Apt ~~r~r-~1~m · 548'.~~~~ Paint-fencing masonaryk Yard Ma1nt •Hauling smell 1 00 IT Alli TIME• Call now tor Quick ~reful. T138046 Average Aoo~as19 .x=· 32 ~xp~:s~d'l/C~~
com pix apec1a11st gd serv epoxy stone-pa11os-dec s MIKE 650-3263 531-5579 Pat or Ive mag. Special Spring rates LO RATES, 552-04 10 teriat Smalt fob a welcome Ltc •409035 984-80 1~
Joe 645-4269 7~m-9pm BUILD OR REPAIR remodet-ett fft' 631 5980 I Complete CIMn-Up gen'I FENCES • DECKS -•SAlllUw 642-0442 I 1 Walls, stairs ra•hngs · Mtl•EOLUlfll Aato Detailing I doors windows moldings Dr11rall maint tree trimming, tree PATIOS • GAZEBOS * • * i L PAINTER NEEDS WORK
I CLE•"'tNO INS-IDEI OUT Don 962:8202 eoRYWALL TAPING I ests Mauro 631 4997 548·5009 140-4121., 120·1221 ••• c ...... Int/Ext, oemngs. relln cab
1
,..,.. L Piano Lessons 675-6835 lnclds Paste Wu1ng $65 Complete pa11os Covl!lr' /Ill Textures & AcouSl•cs awn & Garden Service H I' NEED HELP? Frantic Salon de Mualque 1281 yrs exp · wort\ guar Mikel 642-20<13 Decks Concrete wal9' I Plus 1n1 & Ext Pemllng Reasonable 9 yrs eap aa 111 v' Davis P11nt1ng 964-3837
ways Block walls Room Fr11e fllSI Kevin 673-1503 Mesa Area 645 5 t33 HAUL-MOVE-REMOVE l'louseholda preferred! Ltaa A Zecchini.BA CHRISTIAN PAINTER
P1rc~ica
Plll/OAll/PSYOlllO
PHl/preaent/luture
Advice on all matte<s
Diane 850-275£ la~71it1ia1 &dd ns 15yr flXP 646-4834 El . ) THE IARDEllEllS Furniture Trean Treas Raft Lisa 548-6857 Musk: Lesaone College NEEDS WORK LIC Reaa I Grandmother w111 Babysit ONE STOP HOME AND tctraca 963-5415 NORM QUALITY & SERVICE Prot. your home Spectal-Free Eat 841 -3588 Secretarial
in my loving c M nome COMMERCIAL MAINT PAllRISll ELECTRIC L~~~ 3c~::;::n1~~~:, ~~ LT HAULING · MOVING SPEC[Ay~~z~~9~l~~~NING ~47~3~!norK~~~ t~!:V• Top Ouallty Painting 15 yra lt"icta
546-t8 6 Marcel CARPEN TAY <t72-0736 Ouehty work tree 1111 landscaping 969 2120 Garege & Yard Clnups lnttext St llc•334050 •~"~11'!'_,.,,.. .. P"! ... ---
• ROUNO THE CLOCK• • '•'425513 968-740 1 Jon 645-8192 L • ~i 241r.l11.lll·lllt :,Rok~Fu'pL~o~P,vre~. oalng
I
Mon-Sun FIT-PI T Oriental Carpenter re 1 Mencutoos Japanese gar-•• ICI •I · .. .,.. ,. c
Pallent-Healthy Env1ron modeling. trench doora 1 L1c'd Clectrictan Ouattty dener. 11lnt yard meln· B It~ I Fit C'oHt p1CJkl andacaplng P1l•tl•~ p i Airport erea 078-1272
• 0 7 722 0 • So11 elc 494-0305 work 1n your homelolf1ce talnance Yo1n1 984·2087 ti atll Sprlnktera-flower beds, iFllilN"'r"P""t•N"'T"'IN"'a•·"'la• .. -R""Jc""n•.t .,,.•;itiitri!i!•._fm._.,.____ 10 YRS .,vp All .=:--etarl•• Your Dally Piiot "' • yrs ·I 41 I Reas Brian 669-0337 LOSE WEIOJT GU1 Ag c 8 " ' ----- -""' -· R Ooo 0 t n ,... lawns-ctn ups 854-234 ••d Sinor 1• ura of happv F THI INURIOAS tt F Ser..,IGe Olrte10ry Mother wlll babysil '" h8f epeir rs-Alter111on' ua lly Landscape Srvt AEOAOBIC MUSCULAR .. v, , 1vca ava ut, 8"Urttt. RepreHntat1ve C M Mme Mon Fn da Remodel Panel-locks-etc NEW/REPAIR Quality No Maint clttnup trHs TRAN G 7 " 80 cuatomera Lie 2&0e.4 HAHGING/STRIPPING low rlles 540·8407 142·4121 Ht. JOI only 548-506I a~ytimeys WtndOw·Fenc1t1-Cab1ne1 job' to small rf111son1ble sprklr Scott 49•-0708 I IN 5l-vt _ ll11t•.!l_ Thank-Youl ~·4114 VISA-MC 673-1512 --------•I latll1 litclltn1 I 35 yr, ft)(P Jerry 642-0567 Free est uc d 631 ·2345 TlUTl UIHO&PI I Ht1ltll StrYict -.., •a•A .. 1c""'K!!'!WOl'f!if'IRP!'QP-t5.-,,,-a1""1"'1!)-,ob!-"1 RAINBOW PAINTING Expert wa11covertno In Tilt
' • Retired Bldg Contractor AES101COMM LllNO 26 Mlln , gen Gin-up trH l'lerepeutlc 81 ~Port .. Coate MH•. Ouallty 11 our Polley 1t1ltat1on AN• Con1Ull· ~Tll.~~1-1~ .......... ~ ... -,-.-,.· Ace11tical c.m. I ltl•t .. StrtlCtl Remodeling & Cao1net1 yrs Do my own work l tC trim. up 20 yra 63 t-3086 David Great f~you~ Irvine Rel . 875-3175 650-8846 JEFF lie 8688 ant ~elgn~n;. &e_1·t500 & repair All typee 6uallty ~Qulalte Acouat • e-Otal One Prot'1 Porceta1n/ I Additions uc·d 645-6458 27804 t Al 646-812& H • health 7,. ·88 t 175 1 llllllY t STIOOI A A A Patnttno Intl Ext/ NORMS WALLCOVEAINO Fr" "t lie 83 t·23 45
..wray..O or rttmove OJ¥ Fiberglass Reftnishrs·t11e-F i ' I• t.r•la . Permit 11 1161-F N & r atr All t 1 ~IOUMI Apt ,..rea HI ALL l(INOS FREE EST
wall Repairs 84 7 7901 smlHubs ~O yrs 859 ·96561 C1ttria1 . j !H~I AMERJCXN HANDYMAN o~;.ty ~ prHltl pe Anytime 882-3235 lie •330988 780• 7211 T1ttrilJ
i otkkH , CM r brOI~ chicken A FENCE REPAIR New 11 Carpentry. fencing win. RtH! CltHl•J lie 831-2345 CUSTOM PAINTING Peper Hanglno & Removal SUMMEK fNAicAbi'N1 A••itit11/ltat4tlia1 C paag seafOOd wrall tl'lft trim ~Id w~ ch;~~-o'~n1~ dows plumbing msrlitt I ROBIN S fatAN1NQ • . 25 Yra ~IC U0394 t 1n1 d In ti painting xlnt ret1 ''" T~orlng K· 12 ~.-..'!"!r'~~~--~ o A peri Al A P P ~ mints $4 50 per person r~ 811 r99 tub 1tocl heullng ale SEAVICF II throovgl'lty' •Hilt Bonded COLOR EXPERT eat Bttndefl ie0·3827 Proflc~s 87).0304
A N a tog• 11rpen1ry All qtr State/F"<! •eports or teas 24 t 1825 Mike And 'fas Jesus 11 Lord clean houat 540-0857 ---------15 yrs lie. •309152 t>ond '0 yrt HP Pit~ up A 11fl 1Gar&ft Doer ltpalr l(ltc•304051 636 8244 w&· 1 llflllW Atl'I H3 0811 Alcl'ltrd Wt galethd hang togethet , tr~''.! ''W'.lq.~J;2JJ9 ,;1vnr 1146·4519 ,.,, .... 11-., ..... , Au12m11tc O.Mf•Jor S111ea O!C.KS·FENCES PA TIO HouMOleanlng. carpet• & CLEAN & E)(PERT DAN SAL YEA PAIN TINO strip/atoll paper, •leo Tp!!• Stmn
NH t1 Httlp wllh B~nk " .,..._ ! 4 Serv1c.e · J.fllfd~ar1t,. C'c1r9"!' ~K• Aepeir upholstery, window•. etc Ovee 25 te•ra e11per1erict Lie •426924 teach am ctaaa 775•4~ [~ TYPl 'm R.C. CHITllOTlll · Sta1..,men11 or Atc.m.intmg Or1veway1 Petloa path• I p111c.emen1 Sp flc1 a 1 10yaaruxper 754 t620 lrr~JI l1l1tllf-l!Tf Lie T llll,12l r.J0-13!3 Catt Anytlm lt4·20t~ Pl .. •l•t Fltlenc f.tegi\.MerJ1ce1
Rel 9 Quality Work 1S10-up Debbie 54 1 8421 111c No' tob too am1ill Tt1ursday1 642 3490 I ... OUM L ...... , u OUMt. of· GLASGOW PAINTING• J• ... D • lH·J~ PR1,4!'~A·n~ll~'!'I L.11~,. •403580 646 4031 Rt .. MICk•y S36·0553 I EltctrlC-Plumblng Oryw1111 n "" n c ITUYIR OIUEll • "' ..,..,... ....... ~ ....... I Ca~iatt M1kl11 G 4 i ~erv1e41 °' Rem~ All liett a condo'a ttantng ITHllTI ...... ti lnt1E11 t 30 rra IJIJ* . "A Full s.r.-a PMn ClllJ• Cart If •• ·1 . wort( 1n1 d Tom 841 1e9' ••Pt'" m .101& • "'"' 84t-~~ '4 ~ """"" .. ,... heal""' r ....... .,, ...... "'•·~ ..-~~T"'!~~'lllP" ..... -l cu .. 10m Ctblntlf bltS T ns l OranQtCo Ortgl~ ......., ..... -... ,, ~... "I! -
altt ,.., • a r<1 boOkG8'flt wall unit' 1eh1td Cert ror I"• tumm.r •GEN HOM[ REPAIRS •Ill P&ILll'I I Stud•nl Movers 1n1ured Pvt y0ur lldvw1~ mee-DRAINS CL!AR FrQtTI SI~ Bait>Oe WlndOW :n.no R.~r ec•no· Stalcoaung crown molding 3 11n1<1hf'd 11\ "'~ rir>m11 r:or more 1n T nppfl<I re("dved c1 .. " Paint Orywell Car~try Home OlllC!! Cleaning 4 L•~ T 124 438 84 t-8427 uge wtiere tl'le reacMn FeuC4ta. 011poaa1 Htat« Spring CfftM!l"Q Spec:1ltl
SAVE MONfYH 831·4 t99 carpentry 408 0394 ror1M11on <.1111 850 0'5A 111J nAw l•WT't 1~ t-J47fl I 111c Gery 645-$'17 PTL j Cootung S•vtce 9eo 8253 NfW W11rtnouN Stor•9" ere 842-5i818 851·tfl04 M&M 842·9033 803 Balboa 191 873-3 135
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Expanding home Im·
pro.ement company wt11
eupply l .. d•. In homt
tala. Draw plus com·
mlHlon 832·9350
Sala
WIWUT
YH'llWllTll
at 1he LOS ANGELES
TIMES Telemarketing Of·
flee In Coeta Mesa. Eflec·
tlve Nov. 19, our ne>A
commlhlon scale allO'A
you to urn more thar
S200. In commlaslon &
wagee.by telling only 2C
subecr1ptlons a week. It's
poulble 10 earn mor
than S 1000. weekly
Houra are flexlbte and the
office I• Freeway close
F0< more Information call
~
s ....
Full time lnelde READER
AO Salet for pleasant.
posl1tve lndlvlduel who
enlOYI WOfklng with the public Wiii taJ<e phone &
eoun1er ada. Work tn a
bMUUlul. friendly otlice
9.5 Mon·Frl. Apply In
person. Penneysaver.
1660 Plac.n11a Ave, CM.
IUISTIHI
Experience. 'Top money.
tlexlble hour•. caaual
Laguna Hiits atmosphere.
Call for apptm. 859·3314
s101n11Y /I.I
PaCS-llFM. Secretariat Po•·
ltlon In active Newport
Center Realtors office
Front otlloe position re·
quires good telephone
vOICe, typing, StH & neat
appearance Real estate
experience helpful but
not euenllal Prefer tocat
resident For 1nterv1ew
call Mrt. Duhl
WESLEY I TAYLOR CO.
l11M1r1 1'4-•ttO
11011m 11111
538·9402
Good things happen
'when you give us a
call' Diiiy ,.
ACROSS
I Aoc.i
50 Crume
52 Bandage
56 Inner pref
SUMMER
JOBS
EARN
MONEY
PRIZES
TRIPS
THIS
SUMMER
6 8~ surprosP
I I Hilor P•l'CI'
I~ Enter1a1nPr
IS 01 h.111
57 Avon
16 l ;1m1 , ri lrf'''1
17 Mo~\Ou•
19 P!>lf'I
10 LM O'
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60 Par1tc1e
61 Cross oll
62 Enqltsh t•l'r
63 Nourisnt'tl
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14 l 11nd111 "''"'' ? R·o• J,1m,11 26 An1gn, C.d re\ort
27 Shrimp, ~"' t Knoci. or•
JO Moh1mm11d 11 Haul~ t<> 1
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32 Fle>wt'" ~ Make .,,,,,,>IJ
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J4 Gut'v•lt ol 7 Ser llP,
37 FnflnO 8 Sad ""oro JIJ Aflrly 9 Cheshire
39 A111or 10 Moscow Ml•f«•
10 Born 1 I Cro1tt11ea
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Mlf\JICAnoN TO
lllU. M.CotQJC NYUAa.t •1o.t5
rtalC NOTICE ...... .. ..J~~Ofl flCTITIOUI .,._ .. :..~,:r TMJITH't eAll NAm ITA~
Mllof.,.._deft T.t.NO. The~per~11• T T ....-IOllDllD OD•A dolog bu~ u
Zoeller: Token defense of Open?
TO WHOM IT .MAY CON·
CERN FORTY CARROTS. INC 11
1!)C)lylng 10 the Oep11tmant
Of .Akoftollc Beverage Con·
ttol lor '4 1 ·ON SALE BEER
& WINE (Pub Ell Pt ) to Mii
lllCot\ollc ~IQM II 3333 8r111o1. a 185. Calta .,._.,
CA 92621 Pub1'ahad Orengo Coal!
Dally Piiot June t I . 1985 ·
T-e68
fltalC NOTICE
A.__!...!... YOU ARE IN OEFAUL T IRVINE SPORTS 14260
-Wlf... UNDER A OEEO OF TRUST Culve1 011vt, Irvine CA .~•) DATED 3-).to UNLESS 92714
,_ .. .,,, .. 10'7 YOU T Al<E ACTION TO Cl\11le1 81r,l\ler 54 10
U.C .. C~~ PROTECT YOUR PROP· Welnul Ave Irvine CA
NOTICE IS HEREBY ERTY IT MAY BE SOLO AT 92714
BIRMIN(rtlAM. M1lh (·\P) -I Ull)
LocUcr insists he'll be on hi.Ind to defend ht'>
lltk in the 85th l nltl'd Stale.''> Open Golt
C. hamp1on-.h1p -hut 1t \\l'll ma} be a token
defense.
GIVEN 10 the Cr9dllon ol A PUBLIC SALE IF YOU 0.. 8flnt\ 54 10 Walnut LLOYD G SHEELY Social NEED AN EXPLANATION Ave lrvlne,CA927t'4 "I'm not pla\lllK \l'n \\di nght no":· he
Sec\.inty No 479-ia..8223. OF THE NATURE OF THE Tl\11 buslne11 II con \Uld That. howe\ef, I~ not lhl' total 'illH)
Tranateror •nd Lic«I... PROCEEDING AGAINST ducted by f . h wtlOM bullneN ldclr-la YOU. YOU SHOULD CON· Charlee Btrchlef', Del 81'1n~ U/I~ \ uning agu1n.
1736 N Tuattn In,,,. City OI TACT A LAWYER Thia llll«nenl WU flle<I ".\ dlltt•rent kind ol pain:· lodkr !'jll.I. Ora~ County of 01ange Tlco1 Tiiie ln1u1ance with the County Clatk di 01 fl' f' I "' Slall of Calilornl• 92067: Company ot CahlC>fnla, 1 a~e County on May 13 lh crent rom I\(' {'1tppling agony OI a chront~'
that• butk 11anstar 11 at>out corporation. torrMtly TUlt 19 5 ......... bud. cond1t1on 1h:11 forn·d maJOr ~urgcry la!>t
10 be made to MICHAEL J lnauranea and Trust Com ..-.c, )"l.'ar and plan'<! ht~ carec.•r 1n Jt•opurd). 1.UUI, Soct•I Secu1l"' No pany, Publlshad Oranoe OHi •· L I S ..... ('A t..... I d d 't k I NOTIC9 TO 561 60 6967 Tran~ieree On Tuetday July 2 1985 Dally Pilot May 2t, 28. Junt a~ • 1.·p1em1"''r. A IOIA'r. 1 n . now 1 c~~~~0::,1 and· ln;ended Tranaferr•. 11 9:00 AM . Tlcor Tille In· 4, II. 1986 T·645 I'd l.'\Ct plu~ again," ht· -.aid.
School District ·NEW· wtioM buslnea addreaa Is surenoa Company ot Call· The trcc·spmt Zodkr made a remarkubk
PORT-MESA UNIFIED 1529E.Ak:ottAva .lntheCll) tornta, • corpor•llon, lor comcb<tl'~. rapped b~ a •.ictory in Flornhl
SCHOOL DISTRICT of Ptaoentla, County of Or· mat'ly Tiiie Insurance and early this season.
, Bid Deadline 11 oo :~o Stat• 01 Callfornla ~~:~~~:r:e ~n~~Y !:~ Now. howe' er. he·., alll1cted by a pain 1n the ~:,~of 1"-191" day 01 The location In Celttornl• PIJrk.lant to Deed of Tru11 nght hip that. he said "radiates up to the niht Pl~ of Bid Rec•it· ot the cl\lef execAJttve office r~~ Milch 7· 1980· u ---------1 shoulder.'' an ailment that de\ eloped during P A .. ~. "'-t ...,.. B °' prlnclpll buelness otlloe Inst No l5509. In book PUBUC NOTICE th T t 1· Ch ('al r ~s7r'~ 0-;1 M::; CA of 1,,. intended tranatet0< 1, 13525. PllQI 1991. of Ottlcl&. l' ourna men o amp1ons 1 n 11orn1a • · · aame Rec0<da In the office of 11\f NOTICE Of' last month. N:;:.:.1~~R~::~~,~~·T'!'::. An othef t>u.ines names County Recorder ot Orange DEATH OF "I pla~ed hun. and I ha\en't gotten over 11
CIA HioH SCHOOL and edd,...... vMd by the County, Cllllornla, Will THOMAI E. ~ct.'' Zoeller 5.atd. ''I'm flinching on impact. I Place ~ ere on flle· Intended trantt.l'or within SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTIO" HUOHEI, IV h fl h ..
Purefletlng Dept 2986-B lhree yMrS IUI put so llf TO HIGHEST BIDDER F<?P AHO OF AMENOED can't makr a '"1ng "''' out inr 1ng,
BMrSt I CoetaM ... CA .. known to the 1ntenoed CASH OA CASHIER s HTITION i\sked 1f the ph)'ilCal probkm would
921526 ,... · · trensteree are: none CHECK. (payab .. •t time 01 TO ADMINISTER pre' enl him from pla) ing in the U.S. Open
NOT ICE IS HEREBY The propeny 1• oeecrlbed sale In lewfut mon.y ot tl\f ESTATE June 1.:t-16. Zoeller he!>1tatcd a fracuon of a GIVEN that the above· '" generel u : All stock In United StatM) at the Soutt> ESTATE NO. A12M35
named SQl\Ool Dlttrlct of Of. trade. frxtures. equipment Front Entr~ to the old 01· To all ne1rs benellc1anes, ~County Clllfomla act· and good wlH of a certain ·~ County Courthouse c1ed1tors and cont1ngen1 log by 91ld thiough lta Gov BEER BAR busl,_ known IOealed In the 200 8IOctl 01 cred11ors and pe<sons wno
erntog Bo9rd hereinafter,;. ., MAn1E GATTONS. and W•t 581'1ta Ana Blvd · (F<><· may be otherwtse 1me<ested JOHN CUT terr.CS to u "DISTRICT" will located •• 1736 N Tustin In marty W•t 15th SI.), SMt• on tne will •nd/or estale of • • •
1ecatve up lo but not later the Cl1y ol Orange, County An•. Caltfoml• all rlgl\I. llllt THOMAS E HUGHES IV From c 1
then the •bO..;..lllled time ol Or•nge. State of Call· and interest con~ tc A pe1111on has been llled
-le<! bldl for lhe -•rd 0j to<nla. and transfer the fol. •nd now hakl by 11 undet by Mane A Hugnes 1n thfl
acontrK1fortheabove ro-lowiog •lcohollc beven•oe aa1d Deed of Tru11 in 11\f Superior Cou11 01 01ange this sea-.on \\Ith 11n1.• honll' run and I) runs-
jecl P llOenH (or licenses): ON l>f'opetty situated In said County 1eques1ing 1hat batted-in
Bid• lh•tl be received In SALE BEER & Wt NE County and State deterlbeO Marie A Hugnes t>e ap-The te~m also announced that nght-handcd
the piece lclenlltlad •bOve L ! CE NS E , Numb•, aa pointed aa pe1sonal rep-, I f h · L S h h 1.~ II d d h 11 be penec1 d 42-152804 now ISsued 10 PARCEL 1: resentauve to adm1nister1he re 1e p1tc er u1s . a nc Cl ai. 1x;cn reca e
•::;bl:tyaread a':oud at~~ prem1-10C.ted at 1736 N. UNIT 15 AS SHOWN AND estate ol lhe deee<1en1 from h1'> 1nJury n:habilitation assignment at
above·atated time and Tus11n, Or•nge. CA tor the ~!~~egN~N._.;r:iC~ ~&AN The pe1111on reques1s Edmonton of the Pacific Coast League and place premlMI tocated at 1736 N. authomy to adm1n1s1e1 the II th , .. I · d bl d 1· t T~re will be 1 n/a ~It Tustin, In the City ot orange; RECORDED DECEMBER esl•te under the Inoa~ w1 remain on t: ·"""&C !. 1sa e IS .
required tor each set of bid County of Orenge, State ot iiot97
1
8 ~~ ~~~F:~1~8l dent Administ1a1ton or"Es· John was acquired b) the Angels from the
document• to guaran1ee Celifornia. 9 · 11111 Act N Yo k Y k • · ..\ JI 198" d · hal 1 That 1he amount of RECORDS OF ORANGE A hearing on tile pe1tt1on ew r an ecs on . ug. . ~an was ~111~ r!:~~I~ n~• °=·= pyrchase price or conllder· COUNTY. CALIFORNIA wm be l\eld on JULY 3, 1985 4-2 \\<ith California dunng the final month of
the bid openlog date •lion In connection w11h said PARCE~~ VIDEO 12!1 at 9 30 AM 1n Dept No 3 at the season 1n helping them "'In the AL W est
Each bid must ~form tranater of said llceoM (Of AN U I 10 700C1vlc Cenrer Dnve West. championship He was 11·13 wtth a 4 33 ER..\ and t>e r ~ to 11\e lie.rises) and Nid business. INTEREST IN AND TO L T 1 Sanla Ana, CA 92702 ) . . con.tract~:.011 lncludlog the esllmeted In· OF TRACT NO 10023, AS IF YOU OBJECT 10 the tn 1983and 7-l)\\llha4.5-ERA in 1984
Eactl bidder lhall IUbmll ventory. Is Iha aum or PER MAP RECORDED IN g••ntlog or the peutlon. yOo.t-.. ' > ~ d f on the torm fumllhed with s 101.ooo.oo. wtilcti consists BOOK 425. PAGES 29 TO snould either appeai at Ille ..\t tht: prrsent lime. "'can: 1n nee o roster
the contracl docurnen&a • ot the tolk>wlng 30 OF MISCELLANEOUS hea11no •nd state your ob-spots with the a'a1lab1ht) of players on the
1111 01 the Pfoe><>Md aut>cOn-1 Check ss.000.00: t MAPS. RECORDS OF OA-iections or t11e written obiec· disabled hst .. said ..\ngcl!>' Gc.·ncral Manager
tractors on 1hls projacl 11 Prom11~ ~~~ d~ ~~~N~A CT~~~~ER c,:,~~ 1tons wuh tne court t>el01e j Mike Pon. ··\\.·e feel 111s nccessan at this ume required by IM Su~lllng note o """ r....,.__, In .__., • •he he•ring Your appear· k d . · and Subcontracuog Fair $40,aa300:3demandnotes ALL IMPROVEMENTS ancemaybeinpenonorby to eepusinawinnin~ 1rcr uon.
Pr6C11oee Act Government In favor of setter rep-THEREON. EXCEPT )'OUf' attorney "Nonetheless. we wish Tomm) Jo hn anti Code~ 4100., Mq reeentlng .. t lmated l>alanoe THERE FR 0 M c 0 N. IF YOU ARE A CREDITOR his famtl) the ven best. ..
Each bidder mUS1 M>bml1 owed on nlsllng obligations D 0 MIN I UM UN ITS t or • contingent credttOI of f J . • .-with each bid cwtlfled °' wnlch 11\lll t>e auumed THROUGH 25, INCLUSIVE the deceased you must hie l ohn 1sn t. picked up b) another m&JOr
caani.r·a cl'lecll payab .. 10 through norow at sucn lime LOCATED THEREON you1 clatm w11n tile court 01 league team w1than I 0 days. the .\ngcls can
the DISTRICT or• bid bond .. 111 creditors wno h•v• EXCEPT THEREFROM AN pr.-it 11 10 11\e pe1son11 buy out his contract or make other arrange.
In lhe form aet forth In the flied clllms In . this ncrow ~~~~~~~~ A~N~L.HtELi. representative appointed by ments. acrording to a spokeswoman for the contract docum«1ta In an have been paid In lull In IC· • the court withtn fou1 montl\ lllTIOUnl no• lau than 5% of cordance with Section ROLEUM. NATUAAL GAS from the date or ltrst •S· club.
the maximum amount of bid 24074 of the Business end ~~D0~~E~:~ TRl~H~S01~ su1nceot1e11ers as p1ov1dad John. one of e ight men in baseball h1stof) to
as• guarantee lhll the bid-$P515o3t1e71001 1 on s cod• DESCRIB~D LAN~ ~s R~· In Section 700 ot th wan 20 or m ore games in both leagues. He is der wlll enter Into Iha . · Probate Code of California. 31 d h II t ' I d 34 h propoaed contract 11 the Th•t Is nu ~ agreed SERVED BY RICHARD H The ume foi ming claims wlll .n on t ea -_ 1me career wan 1st an t
same 11 ew•rded to auch be1~ said Ileen-and CH.ACEY ANDS RUTH M not expire prior to tour on the career strikeout ltst with 2.047.
bidder In 11\e event of failure Intended transferee as re-CHACEY, HU BAND AND montl\s from the oa1e ot the .
10 enter Into said contr•ct quired by Sec 24074 of tne WIFE. BY DEED RECORDE D hearing notice aDove Johns best years came wtth the LO:'> ·\ngelcs
)Crnnd. hl't i.'\l'"' lool..1ng aw:)\ rhl·n hl' world. merely to 1denlll)' them ..
gnnncd "Often," obsen cd Halt Irwin, '" 1 t" J
· "'"'·I'll hl' the1e You know tlwt I'll be "inm·r of th1~ nauonal champ1onsh1p and a
there ii I h:He to ha'e a wh1:ckh.11r." he lt.111..1. slfOOJ contender ag;un last }Car. "11 1 an
.\nd thl' s11e ts no pla t' for the a1hn~ or l'JO;erct!rC in pallcnl't wid srlf-<:ontrol" .
tnhrm It\ Oakland I ltlli.. 6,996 )Md of h1ll'i rho!re '1rtues will be tn demand by the held
and wood6 and woter 1n thl' Detroit 11uburb'>. tif I S6. the surv1vo~ of a record entr) h<it of
Sen Hogan called 11 "thl' Mon'itt'r" when he.· 5.H 4. who wlll be rha ing $650.000 1n total
won 1he Open in I I.JS I. And 11'\ onl) gotten prtlC~ with S 103.000 to the winner.
toughl·r. Lacking from those e ntries. however. an: nw fa1rwa)\ a 1c. if anything, more narrow South frican Gary Player. massina the OPl·n
-JUSl 27 yards wide in some place~. Thl' for the first time in three dcrades. and Japan 's
rough will be mt back 10 four inches fo1 l'lao Aoki, who cha-;ed Jack Nicklaus to the
Thursday's start. but rnuld be six o r more tiy lltlc in 1980. Arnold Pnlmer. 55, faikd to
the weekend. quuhfy. .
The greens, once compufcd in d11lk11lt) N1cklau~. who teamed w11 h Palmer and
with attempting to putt down :.t marble Player as the Rig Three of an<?the.r golfina era.
staircase. will·be fast. ··will be playing, at age 4S seeking a record fi fth
At least three nc:"" tees ha\e added length . ..\ c >pen 11tk. tlut he hasn't won a tournament in
large number of bunkers ha'e been added. In murl' thun a )'e3r and hasn't even been in
o ther places. dusters of bunkers have been con1en11on 1n a couple of month!>.
convened into larger, deeper single traps with ".\t times. I feel I'm pla)ang de<:entl)
steeper faces. l'nou~h. but I Just ran't get 1he hall in the hole."
ll all adds up to the prospect ofa trad111om1I hl· said ~
Open course -extremt:I) difficult. demand· Tom Watson. ,..,ho won a record snth
1ng. tcsungofboth a player·~ game and nen cs. Pla~erofthl· Year title la'it seai.on. also hash.ad
"Our obJect," and) Tatum said when he h1'i problems. H e h:i~ )Cl to win 1h1s )car and
"a'> president of the U .. Golf Assoc1at1on. "1"' 'ia1d he\ been bothered by "lark of cons1s1en-
not lo embarnss the greatcS'I pla)er in thl' q."
such ~rlty wm be ror' Buainess and Professions MAY l6. l950 IN BOOK YQUMAY odgers.Jor.wh~m hcpla}'edfrom 1972-78 ~-----.,ilt.O · Code, tnan Fl{i~L ~i~R~· Of; or. Ille kepi by the cour1 11 vou and the Yankees. for whom he 'played fron~ DISTRICT reaerves the for the transfer of said bust· are a pe1son interested 1n . I
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right 10 rejeet any 01 all bid• ness "'1d transfer of said PARCEL 3 ine esme you may ser 1979 unlll being traded to the Ange s.
or to w•lve •ny 1rregular111ae license "11 to be pakl only M:NT ~~~UR~~E E¢Sr~ upon 1he execuror 01 adm1n-It was feared that his career was finished
lnanybklsor lnlheblddlog after said transfer has been N NAN 1strator. 01 upon ine al ·"'hen he suffereU ruQtureJi 118.!!0Knl ULb.U...+--:-::-~~~~~~r:;:'.'-~T:-7.:-.,....:.=7~9-: ~totnwpiovisfol11 by Ule rorney 101 111" encutor I' ·Ibo -J I I 1974 H d f Sec1ion 1773 1 tne L bor ment ot AlcohollC Beverage AND OCCUPAN CY OF administratoi and Ille wlll\ t: I c "' o n u ~ . . c un erwent ~.of the St~t• of ~ell· Control ' THOSE PORTIONS OF THE 1ne court wlll\ prool ot ser surgeJ! in Septemlxr of 1974 "1th a tendon
rorma. the DISTRICT nu ob-That • saie. transfer and :~t!~1~s~~~AT~g~MTi~ vice a wr111en reques1 s1at· from his right forearm U'>ed 1 n the rccons1rur-
1e1nec1 trom 11\e Oi1ec1or ot Hs;gnment ot 11\e aforesaid DECLARATION OF RE ing l"a' you desire special llOn of his left elb<.1" tile Oeoartment or lndustnal stock In tr•de. fixtures. notice ol ll'le hllng of an 1n •d h .. 5 ,. O Relations the general equipment Bn<l good will ol ~R1CTIONS RECORDEC vt1nt()()'andappraisementol H e m1ssc I e 11.J '1.:a!>on. but \\a\ 10·1
prevailing 1ate of per diem aa1d buS1ness will be con· DECEMBER l2 1978 1~ est11e asse1s or of !tie pelt· "'1th a 3 09 ER..\ in I 9 7h. a p1:rformancc that
wages and the g•ner11 aummated ~~ the c:; ~r&~Ft~~~R:t8~o~8cfr 11ons or accounts men11oned! earned him ba<;eball''> ( omebarl.. of the 't car prev1ihng r••e tor l'IOlid•y sKleratton t • or toget S 0 C 0 T 1n Section 1200 anctl200 5 orl ..\ward and overtime work 1n the 10-wlll'I the consi<leratlon IOI A 1 UN Y AN C tl\e Calltorn1a Probate CO<le ·
cahty In wtilCh lhll WO<k ISIO the l~anstet and assignment SHOWN ON THE CON Publisl'led Orange Coasl John \\as 2(). 7 "llh a 2. 7 8 ER..\ In 197 7 and
be performed tor each cr•f1 ol the at~esaid tioense !Of ~C~I~~~ PLAN FOF Dady Pilot June IL 12. 18 J 1·..lO Mlh a J.JQ£RA tn J 978. follO\loJOg the
or typeof woriulrneedecfto =~•~!.'~Jfh~::,~~ FOR INFOR MAT ior. 19115 r w .65! 1978 season. he <>1gncd with the Yankees as a ~:,:-i:.·i:, C,:'~~t't:~ 1985. allhe escrow depart-ONLY CODE 15-087 M free agent Hl' \\<3\ 21-9 With a '1. 97 ER In
TRICT office located at mentofOpportunrtyE.sGrow. NO 936•33-015 I J97Qand 22·'> \\Ith a 3 43 ERA 1n ll.J80.
PurctiUlog Deot . 2985 BNr at 734 N Tustin. in the City TruSIOI Dennis D Wall During thl· stnl..e-1nll'rrupt<.'d 1981 \Cason. s c M C of Orange County ol Or· The st1eet aooress anc
1 c~-:'~ ma0':! ob~ !, ange S1aie of California. other common designation hl' "as y.g "I I~ a 2 64 f: R ..\ H <.' "J~ 10 1 ()~1th ,ecfu .. 1 AY copy 01 lhese provided that lhe Depart· 1' any or the real proper11 a 3 60 ER ..\ tor the 't anl..l·e\ in 19!<2 tx-forl'
rates shall be posted at the menl of Alcoholic Beverage descr•Ded aDo11.e 1~ lxing~tradtd to 1hc .\ngl'ls. DEATH NO TICES !
Aflw~o
Tezaa Rangers second baeeman Toby Harrah quietly watchet1 hu team go
down to defeat Monday night at Anaheim Stadium. The Anaela won l>y
an 8 -1 margin. . fob Siie Control h11 approved said purooned to be 1212 Lai
11 snail be mandaiory uporo 1ran1rer 11 aald license Arenas Way Costa Mesa
, .. CONT"'•CTOR t ..... Dated June 5. 1985 Ca ,.e "" 0 .... om LloJd o. lhMty, Tranit-The underS1gntld TruslM the contract ls awarded, and I nd L'---disclaims any ll1b11tty for an) upon any 1ubcon11actor .,Of a _.._
under sucn CONTRACTOR Mlc"MI J. luul, Trane-Incorrectness ot the stree1
10 pay not leas than the aald ,., .. end Intended Tran•· adoress and other commor
specified rates 10 111 workers lerM designation. ti any, al\owr
employed by them 1111 the 911• Publlltled Orange Coast herein ecuuon of the contracl Dally Pilot June 11, 1985 Said Jal• will be made. Dul
T -661 wll hOUI covenant or w•r No btdder may wllhdraw ranty express or Implied re-any bid lor a period or forty-' live (451 da s after tne date gardlng lille. poHeuion o1
1 Y encumbrance•. to pay the set 01 lhe ooentng or blda unp•ld balance ol 11\e
A payment bond and • Ptlll.IC NOTICE note(•) MM:ured by said per101m1roC4! bond wilt be D d t T I t I required p11or 10 t1J1ecutlon NOTICE OF •• 0 rus · O·W 1
ot tl'le tontract and shall be DEATH OF $149,686 03 EST. including
in the lorm set t0<1h In Ille .J A M E 8 W I L L I A • as provided '" Slld note(s).
tontratt oocuments I McFARLAND advances, ii •ny. under tne
Pursuant 1o Sectton 4590 I ANO OF PfTfTIOff le1ms of sa.td Deed of Trutt
or Iha Government CO<le of TO ADMINtlTER lees cnarges and ••oenMS
tne State ol C11itorn1a the E.STATE NO. A·121152 ol the Trustee and of the
ro,.tract w II contain To all ne.1s. tienefic::Jaflel. ~~~~~~reated by said Deed
provision' perm1t11ng lhe cre<11ton and eont1ngen1 The beneficiary under aatd
suc,essful b1dde1 lo c18d1tors and Persons wno Deed or Trust heietofore ex· suDsllture '4Ku11ties IOI any may be otnerwtse interested ecuted end dellvt!red lo the rnoriey~ w11nneld Dy the DIS· 11n •he will and/OI estate ol. unders1nned e written Dec· TRICT to e nsure per-J AMES W ILLI AM ·• I0•"1encP und&r the ton· McFARLAND laralton of Oefeufl and Qe.
l•atl " petition l\as been flied mand lor Sale. and • wrlllen
A walkll'lroUQn of Ille 100 I Dy AGNES PATRIC I A Notice of Oeleull and Etec-
si1e r.as been scheduled tor 1 McFAR LAND in tne Superior ~:;'s'!, ~~,J~t:er~~~
JunP 1 1 1985 All b10de1s I Cou11 ol Orange County re-fault and Election lo Sell to ShOul(l C'"''dCI Mrs C11101yn quesl1no that AGNES PA·
S1oclf•r '1415!>6 3217 for TRICIA McFARLAND be ap-be recoided '" lhe county
f Where ll'le real propelly 15 •nQ "''"\ r11gari11ng hP wal~ pointed as pe1sonal rep· located '"'""'Q'' B1!l1111·~ nn1 a1111no r11~en1a11ve to aomin1ster ll'le Trus•ee or perly conducl·
.'' ;, 11~ 1•1" 11~t irP no1 re 11,lillf' ot •nt1 decedent in sate TICOR JITLE IN
•l' r ..... ..., ..... rl '115Qc;altf1110 ft-P ~1'11110n 1equests s8RANCE COMPANY OF I
lfl• It•" t •rt 11uthor11y to aom1n1ster lhe CALIFORNIA I 7 1 7 Walnut
Go•t1nln9 Bo•1d e, e5tete" un011r tl'le lndepen· Grove Avenue Rosemead. I C.,olyn 8 Slock•1 dPnl Admtn1Slra11on of Es·,C a li lor nia 9 17 70
Pu1chHlng Dl1ec:tor tales Acr 818·307. 7008 I PvbllShM O• JnO" Co11s1 A hea11ng on rn .. petition
T wl e u on CompanJ of Celtfotnle, • Dmty P1101 Junf' 4 11 1985 11 oe h I"' JULY 3 19851 Tlcor Title ln•ur•nce
656 al 9 JO A M 1n 0ep1 No 3 81 COfPOfellon, lonnerlJ Title
700 C•v1c Center Dnve West ln•wance •nd Trull Com·
San1e AllR CA 92702 peny, n Mid Trll9tM, .,.
MLIC HOTICE · 11' YOU OBJECT to ll'le Reill Har~a. TruelM ___ ...;._;__..;;._......;;. __ o•antirg of lhe oe1111on you, .... offtcer
8UP£RIOA COURT ~nourd "''""" appear al tl'le PubllShed Orange Coasl OF CALIFO'INIA, nea,,ng ano 5lale your OD· Daily Pilot June It 18 25 COUNTY OF OAANOE l!'Ctoon5 or f1~ wriuen ObJec· 1985 .
on rr>e Maller 01 1ne Appto 11ons w11t> lhe court oeforel r -658
ca1°on o! MARCIE l YNN lh .. hearing Your apoear· --------~
EVANOUS1t.1 IOI Cn~ 01 •nee may CW! 1n e>e<'°" or by P\8.IC NOTICE ~BIT'e yOUI llll01ney __ ...;._ __ ...;._...;._;___
No A 1:18343 •F YOU ARE A CREDITOR NOTICE
ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE or a con11ngen1 crtld1tor ol INVITING 9101
FOR CHANGE OF NAME lhe dKea~ you musl hie Nollce 19 hereby lhlt 11\f
M A R C 1 E L v N N your c111m wilt> lhe court OI Bo•1d of TrullM$ of Ille
EVANOUSKI nas 11te<1 a pell pre~n1 11 10 t~ peisonal Huntington Beach Union
lion '" '"'' court to1 1n Otele< repre~n1a11ve apooonted Dy Higl'I School Oiat11c1 Wiii re ~llo w1no pe111 nner to I'"" coutt wll,,1n tour mon1hs ce1veseate<1 btd1 tor supply
change '1er n•me lrom lrom I"" elate of ltr51 1s-1 1ng CUSTODIAL sui:iPLIES
MARCIEL YNN EVANOUSKt I suance ot 1e11ers 115 providedl meettng 01 eQual 10 lhf
to MARCIE LYNN EVANS Ill Sec11on 700 of tne spec1f1Callon1 on n1e 1n tht
IT IS HEREBY ORDERED Prob11e CO<Je 01 Caulorn•a office of said Olstrict
11'111111persons1n1eresttld In Th!' llme 101 filing c1a1ms 'Niii Bids snail be cl•11I~
the m•ller afC>f'"411d 1ppear no1 IJKplre prior 10 tour m•1ked ·CUSTODIAL SUP·
t>etore thlt court 1n O.Oar1 mon1ns l1om the d•te of Ille PLIES Bid •807 •dOrMMO
rTWtnl No 3 •I 700 CIVIC l'le.,1ng l'OIJCe above lo Allyn E Aowley. Purch••
Center Drive w .. 1 Santi YOU MAY E)(AMINE Iha mg M•nager Huntington
Ana, Ca11forn1a on July 15 I !tie 11ep1 by tl'le coun 11 you Beacn Union High School
1985 11 g 15 o clock AM •1e • ~rson 1nte<1Sted 1n 01str1ct 10251 Yorktown •nd then Ind there show th!! est111e you m•y M<ve Avenue Huntington ee.c11
caoM 1t any IM'y l\•ve why upon the e•eculOI OI a<Jm•n· CA 92646 tnes rece.~al or
18id petition tor Ch•nge of •Slretor t'>I JPOr'I the 111-j belore 2 00 pm Ju')lt ro
name 11\oUld not t>e Qflnted ''"~ tor IMi ei1ecutor orl 1985 at wt'llch II~ •ncl
IT IS FUATHER or~ed ldm•nt1tra101 Ind hte with l)l&ee 01ds wtll be pyPllCl}-
lhll a copy OI thlS order 10 the COO.I•! *I'" l)l'OOI of -· o~ 9n<S !Nod .In Bldg c ~ cauM t>e PIJbl•~ 1n vice I wrollf'n reQuesl ttal· Rrr 361
Ille Deity Piiot • ~·Pl' lllQ that 1ou de9'r" ~·11 Eacn bid sl\ell 1em111n vellCI ot ~al c1rcu1a11on Pllb no11ce 01 •Ile tiling of •n 1n lor J o.<IOd of 80 dlYI 1fte1
119Md 1n th11 county at laut vetltory and 8PPt~I otl ll'le date 9()9C1t~ i.r Iha '•
one. I ......... IOI IQUI' con "'"' llSMll OI of Iha peh-1 c;11p1 of bids MCUIMt ....-. pt1of to tlMI hon' 0t accounts meotlOneCI The Boerd ol Truat ...
day of Mid ,,..,iog In Stiellon 1200 and •200 !>of lh•I! be the sOffl Judgct of lhe
Dated JUN 9 <NS lfle C11lll0<n•a Prob•re C<>de quall1y of equipment o"er.O
... ,.,, T. M-•· .Jr , Allen a ''-"· ~"Clf'Mf9 and r--the MQflt to re Jucfee ol '"• tu .. rtor for Petitioner, 4400 ract any or Ill bids llnd to
COW1 ... A'""" .......... J10. IN"'~ tony 1t19QU1111ty ''*'" ~ OtNIQt CO.t ......,..__f\,CA._ ltG,.ID ALLYN I oa11y Pt101 ~ 1 f 1& 25: f'Ub11a1 "oratlOa t ""'-'". ~e"•,.,.• .Nty 2, t985 Delly PllOI Ju,.. 11 12 11 M~CK"
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T -U3 1~ Publllhed Of.,not CO.t
TW 660 DlllV Piiot June • It 199$
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M URPHY
MARY GRACE
M URPHY. resident
o( Balboa, Ca. Passed
away June 9, 1985
Born Feb 21, 1923 in
Celtics: New faCes,expected
Los Angeles, CA BOSTON ('\Pl -Old and wean. ballered
Survived by her hus· .and ~aten. 1he dl·throm·d Celtics trudged
band Ric hard J hac~ to the Boston (,ardcn coun bareh :!4
Murphy. daughters, houri; aft<.'r ending their season there. ·
Meredith T1nslev & The basket<> the' had '>0 much trouble
husband M 1C·hael of huung had been ri.·mo,ed Their lltlc "a'
frvtne Claudia Reyes gon~. too.
of Balboa. Yvonne "\f~ feeling "hen I "o ke up this morning
Murphy of Balboa.I "a'i one of'thc 5ea,on·s o 'er I can rela"< · ··
and son. Franc.·1s John Bo'>to n Coach K ( Jones -.aid "vtonda\ "I s11ll
Murphy and w1fel hate losing \\1th a burning passion." ·
Laurie of Lrvme. five ..\ftcnlcep1ngofTthc1r 111-IOOlossSunda)
grandchildren. sis-that ga\e thl' Los .\ngck~ bokl•r. the National
ters. Lorraine Hogan. Bask<.'tbnll ·\ssoc1a11on title. 4-2. the C. clues
Beverly Hughes gathered ~londa~ to force smiles for a club
H oly Rosary will be picture. fhcn. they "ere off to a team breakup
held Wed June 12. din'W
1985 7 JOPM at Pa· It \\as a hus' beginning to a r nt1cal off.
Garvey leads
All-Stars
in balloting
c1fa· View Mortuary
Chapl·I. Newpo rt
8(.;ich Mass of Chrn;.
Lian Burial Thursday
11 OOAM .. June 1:~ at
St John Nl'umann
Chun:h . 5101 Altonj
Prkwy. Irvine Inter-
ment Pacific V1ewl
Memorial Park. New,
port Beach In heu o f . •
flo w ers memorial I 'I\\ 't ORI\. I .\Pl -'ian l)1cgo ltr..1
<'OntrtbutJons may be hJ\l'm.w ~ll.'' c ( 1ar:' e' lhl' leading 'ote·
made to The Amen· gl'ltcr 1n b~llotlng tor la't \Car'c; "la11onal
c·an Cancer Societ Ll·ngue .\11-~tar team. hai. ta~en ~n earh lead
pa c 1 f 1 c v 1 e ~ 1n 'otinK for starlln~ pm111ons tor the I 1.J85
Morut.iry. Dire<.torsl game. a ccording 10 llgure'l•rl.'lcaM·d Monda' h~ "vtaJor League Basc.•ball •
C 1ar.·e'. an c1ght-t1ml' all·'idr ha' l4.!. '7~
\OIC'i. almo~t 30.000 mure 1han .\tlanta
~cason that wall help determine how much thl·
Cclucs will be broken up and how man) face$
in this ycar'c; team picture"' 111 be missing from
next year's photo.
Jones sho"cd his lack of faith in ncarl> half
hi\ tl·am b)' usingonl~ se,en player. in each of
the last t"'o games. both "on by the Lakers
.\nd !ti\ players pla)ed all but 16 minutei. 1n
those contests.
The C. 'l'111cs need youth as \\Cll a'> a more
talented supponing cast
R~ the 11 me the I 985·l6 '>Ca,lion startc; nc'<I
fall. SC\en ot their current 12 art1ve pla)cr<>
~111 Ix 30 or older. The a\erage age will be
.29.3 8) rnntrast, the Lak<.'r'\ wall have.• nnl)
three o..,er·30 pla)ers and an a"eragc.• agl' of
'28.1.
"We're an old team." Jom·s admitted.
Boston hoprs to auack that problem 1n nc\l
Tul·<,day·, NB.\ draft. a source of ltttle help 1n
recent )eJr... I hl' onl~ kc) playl'r the< 1.•l11c'
,11'l1a1nl'd ;i, a r<.'\Ult uf1he b'1l thn1c dr.111' \\,"
'irnll Wl·dman and he's their \econd oldt''>t.
Wedman came in a tra<le tor 1982 top dralt
p1d, Darren T1llls. Thl' I WU dran brought th<.'
< elttt'\ (ireg Kite and Carlos C. lark. two
'>ddom-uscd re5encs with doud) luture'\.
The) ha'c no acll\c pla)ers from la!>t year"•
drall. 1n "hich they wasted thl·tr first pack on
H ou\ton'c; Michael Young. "ho "a" l UI
hdor<.' the sea~n got underwa)
Ru1 Roston ha'i to wall until 1he '20th p1d tu
make 1t\ first choice
"Who knows what's going to Ix· ldt that lan
rcall) help us''" Jones said
Buc;ton Prcs1drnt "Rl·tf' .\ut'rbac h \.ltd
M o nda' the Cch1rs arc leaning toward \jktng
the best athleteo.n a1lable regardless ol pos·
1tmn Their greatest needs arc a backup center
to 31-~car-old Robcn Pansh and a guard.
Boston had the NBA's best regular-season
rerord It 1mpr0\ed 1n each of its first three
playon <.encs. ..\nd 11 routed the Laker<;
148· I I~ In the first game of the finals. Then
the C elt1C\ lost four of their ne'<t fi \e games.
··'t ou JU St ha' e to dig do" n and come up
\\tth a little extra" wht'n Jones bas1call) went
'~1th SI\ men against Los Angeles. said
forward Larry Bird. 'Tm a little bit m ore tired
than I ha'e beOfl before ..
R1rd 1s one ofse\Cral s1gn1fil·ant o ff.,cason
rnnccrns facing the club:
-Will he need surge!') on his nght elbow in
"htch bone chaps hampered his shooting
during the pla)offs'1 And how would that
afTl.·Ct hi\ c;hooting'.l
-'>-di fol'\lo-ard Ccdnc Maxwell full> rl'-
hahll1t.1tl' h" knee 1ha1 "a' operated on in
I l·hrllan and rcndl'rcd h1111 '1nuall~ u'elc-'s
througho1111he po">t·\ea\on campaign''
-~Ill Ra} W1ll1am ... who al~o contnbuted
l111k during thl' pla>off~ be re-signed as the
te;im·, third guard?
-Will \Cteran guard<; M. L. Carr a nd Quinn
Buckner and )Oungstl'rs Kite and Clark. a
quartet that played JU'it 184 minutes in the
pla)ollc;, be hacl 'l
\uerbach said Boston dcfin11el~ wall ~-sign
ln·e·agent guard Dennis Johnson but he d1dn 't
kno"' 1f'-' 1ll1am'i, also a free agent. would he had.
~ H'n II "via'" ell doc\ re tum :it full strength,
hl' II ha H' to heat out "-evin M c Hale •
HARBOR LAWN-
MT. OLIVE
Morluary • Cemetery
Crematory
outfielder Dale ~t urph' The' "ere the o nl\, ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
pla)er'> to rcce1,e·o,<'r Kio O(MI \Ole' ·
1625 Gisler Ave
Costa Mesa
540-5554
PIERCE BROTHERS
BELL BROADWAY
MORTUARY
110 Broadway
Costa Mesa
642-9150
PACIFIC VIEW
MEMORIAL PAAK
Cemetery • Mortua1.-
Chapel • Crema1ory
3500 Pacific View On~
Newport Beach
644 2700
McCOfltMICk
MORTUAAY
1795 Laguna Canyon
Aoact
~'8acb Ca
92651
494 -94 ,., c
IO)c,cn o f the l'tght plaH'ts "h<1 \tarted tor
tht· National Lcagul' in la .. 1 )Car'\gamt• aga1nc;1
tht• .\mt•nc:in League "l'rl' the kading 'otc·
gc11crc, 3t their rc~pcctn c f)O\ltt0ns The other
191<4 Staner. Philadelphia third ba,cman
Mtkc Schmidt. trailed San Diego·, Gralg
Nettle\ b) more than 86.000 \Otes. ~dtmit1t
has been the NI \ \tarter al third the la 1 ~•'<
NIT may include St. John's
N f\\t YORK IAPI -The Natio nal
ln"ttatwn Tournnm<.'nt. ""' 10 launch it"i fir'it
pre-\Cason meeting this foll. ma) 1ncludt• the
St. John's Redmcn. one of the N< Ao\·
tournament's Finni Four ~n 1985
sc{fa~,s~, cnJO}l'd the htggl''>l lead. more than .-. "We ar~. entcrt:uning I.he thoµght '"!1
d bhng the total of 154 04R fo1 Ke th posll~vel)'. Loi,t Carne~cca. couch of St
ou . l M 1 John ... 'iatd Monda) "h s a very good 1dt:i H crn11nde1 of the Nc'IA. 'tor ct co. ( inc:innat1 hut we haH 10 00 thro oh pro,.,..r channel\" pl:i~cr-managcr P<.'tl' Ro<,e W3', <lnllthl·r I 0.000 " u" r
balk Earlier th1~ 'ear. the NIT ~on NC A•\
R' nc Snndhcrg. la'il \'Car'~ N.ttaonal League appro\al for a prc·'>t'a-.on rnmpt"t1t1on. "'hie h
M o -.t Valuable Pla~er held J ~·I \Ollng cdae "'Ill ~ 1n udd1t1on to 1t' po'iMCn'ion tour
at ~cond ba~ o\Cr St Lout\· fomm} H t.>rr. namcnt
""htlt•\t lou1~\hprtstop0111c \mtth o"1Ao neda I out'i\tllc. :i ~m1tinalt\t 1n la'it '>Pf•ntr.''
'"m lead O'er '\an D1rgo'\ C 1arn Templeton Nil . 1c; al\t1 rcportcd to be hcnd1n for thl' fall
\.furph) ~an D1C"go·, Tnn) Ciwynn and cdmon \ tournament spoke man ~ud the
Dam I trawbcn; of the <''IA. )' orl 1et!o held field would be announlcd at a nc"s con-
t he top three poh amon outfielders. 'IA.Ith ftrcnt.·c Thursday. and he "'ould m:ikc no ~Jn Diego·~ Kc' in M c R e)nold\ and H ou.,-rommcnt on the team., mt.·ntaoncd
ton's Jow C. nu rounding out lhe lop five .. fhe) didn't grt 11 from U'I .. hc \a1tl ol Jhl·
Nc" 'tor~·" Cian-Caner held a c;hm 11.'ad nt"\Hpapcr rcpon'i. ~ cc (l 01CJ<>'" r (rr} K enned)' 1n the \OHnl Tbe Rcdm.tfl ~ bcatel) 1n the N A
lor t.·atchcr stmafinll• la t "J'rlng h) Georgetown
The II tuaamewallbepfaytd ful) lna1 Lou\ \'1llewa~ousted1nthl' Nlf~m1final'ih)
th(' Mt trodomc an M1nnl"npohs. ~ l''rntuul winner llCl A
i
"u111~ "1\'.tn. lllc 'lµo11::...1n101rnat1o n d1rcc
tor at Lou1~v1lle. declined comment
Two nc~spapers hnve rcpqrted e1iher n full
or panm.r lrs.t of the pnn1c1pan1s.
The B1nninaham (Ala.) News. in it S unday
l'd111on • listed tcam!i an line for bcnhs in t he
tournament. whic h will begin w11h regional 111..i)OIT~ .Nov. 22-24 and w ind up w1th the ~mfinals and finals at Mdd1son Squ~tt
C 1ardcn
In .1dd1l1on to St John's and Lou1sv11lc the ne~'>papcr alM) lt~tcd Auburn. Alabama·
81rmmgham. Pcpperdinc, T uas A&M .
I amar Knn~'· M1am1 of Ohio, West Vir-
gan111. Tul\a. Da)'ton. Wac;h1naton. and Tuu-
Fl Pn\O ,
The new~pcr pnntcd 3 11£1 of potential ttum~ and \ttc, for the tournament, a lthouaf\
11 ~•d la~t-manute chanae could occur.
lhe Da ton 03.1,1)' Ne"WS a lso Yid o n
\unduy that M1am1 (Ohio) Unt\'cn11' And
l>.1) ton will be in' 1tcd. ·
TM M~ RClloMf wtTI otavtd ~t
Ho u,ton. the F. ,t Rqional 11 Ha.nford..
C'onn . the Mldcan Rea.ional at lnd11n1poh!o
and tht Wt;,1 Rl'tJOnal at Cknvt'r
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CALIFORNIA T\Jt'-.OAY :l H~· ., ... ~.~~·
.ownss
state oro
Coast
An elderly disabled man
has had his stolen car
replaced by a friendly car
dealer./A3
California
Crime for kicks is the
latest fad among children
of the privileged./ A8.
Nation
Surprised applause and
angry criticism in Con-
gress greet Reagan's
SALT 11 decision./ A4
World
Josef Mengele died six
years ago, his son ad-
mitted today./ A4
P-eople-
Ban on
smoking
OK'd in -
Newport
But ordinance falls
s~ort of gutdelin~s
adopted elsewhere
By ROBERT HYNDMA N
.\ Newport Bl·a<.h Cll) ordinance
that would ban '>h1nking 1n public
places "h1k requiring. cmpl.o>ers 10
pro' 1de -.moking pohc'ie~ in the
"orkplace "on thl' prehm1na~ ap-
pro, al \1 onda' of the ( 1t ~ C'ounc1I.
While the gu1dellne'> governing the
"Orkplace aH' not cl'i <itrtngent as no-
smoktng ord1nanl'l''> adopted in other
c111es. a local no--.mol..ing ordinance
advocatt' ~1d 111: ma} push fgr
-mugher srandard-. later
own
e e 1e1a
Fourteen massage parlors along coast
closed for worker compensatio n ~rrors
By STEVE MARBLE
OflM~Net•tefl
State4.abor officials ha"e closed 14
massage parlors 10 Hunungton Beach
and Newport Beach following at1'
investigatio n of alleged payroll and
worke rs' compensation v1olauons.
Labor officials. assisted by officer~
in both ctt1es. also issued cttauon~
scekjng lines 10 excess ofS I 00.000 1n
the recent sweep of massage parlors
and spas in the beach c1ttes
The parlors can reopen onl\. 1f
owners sho~ proof of workers' com -
pensatio n or obtain a compensation
plan The ~ines. which range from
SI .:!00 to SJ 1.000. can be appealed to
the s1att:1 Labor Board.
The sweep, was conductea last
Thursda) 10 Newport Beach and
earned out 10 Huntington Beach late
last month.
"lewpon Beach present!) has 33
ltcen">ed massage parlors. more than
am other cit\ in Orange Count)
(Pleue eee MASSAGE/ A2)
Judge to check
jail quarters . \ . improvements
By JEFF ADLER per-da) tine be Je'l.Cd afi.e.rYa~ 17 for
Df!Mi>.-,l'llet•i.fl -d--each inmate forced-to slel'"J) on 1a1l
Orange Count) o1Tic1als hope that floors dunng a :!4-ho ur penod
"What's happening?"
Steve Barnes swimwear
business, that's what./85
Formal adoptton of thl' ordinance
-will be l'On\1dcred Junl· ~~ \\1th
appro,ed gu1dd1nl'' taking dTect 30
d.aµ ail.cnurcL
b) the ume .S Distnct Judge _In ~dd111on to h1'> ~~11 '1s11. (ml)
William Gra) , \'Ills the count' .ruL S(heduled ~une -heann 10 ~trr.:".e;r.nesaav.inma1esnolonger1.1.11lbe fl:n"rn''11r' con'l1 e r" at 11.1 appen
sjeep1ng on floors OC'(t in thl' ca<>e 3<."COrdtng IU COU Ot \
Sports
The Angels come out of
their slump with an 8-1
win/C1
The South meets the
North in Orange County's
All-Star baseball game
tonight. /C1 ·
Entertainment . Newport Theater Arts
Center's 'The Boy Friend'
is a fast, funny and
flavorful piece of cotton
candy./87
Business
Looking for a safe but
lucrative investment?
SayYES./81
INDEX
Erma Bombeck 86
Bridge C4
Bulletin Board . 83
The ord1nanu.' l all' tor <,moking 10
'be prnh1b11ed 111 l'ln a tor'>. public
meeting room' thl•Jtl·r, .ind
aud11onum<. (t•\tept tor lohh1e<,) and
public restroom'
Restaurants "ould haH' lo pro' tde
non-smok 1 ng <.t'Ct 1on., l'4 ua I to at least
~5 percent of thl' endo,l·d wr' 1og
arl'a, e xdus1H' of thl· har
Bui inc gu1d~hnl'S gowm1ng Sfltt>lt---
ing m thl" workplace _._ which
genera II~ creatt• the mo:.,t lOntrovers~
"hen o;mok1ni i;urb\ arl· n>n<,1dered
-fall .-.hnrt ol tho\l' ren:nth adopted
in ntht•r u11e' indud1n~ I .tguna
fktth
Thl· 'l'\\pott lk.1d1 11rd1nantt'
\\11ulJ rcqu11 t• thl' l'lllplo\l·r to
pro h1C.11 'mok1ng tn tht' 11nml.'d1all•
"orl.. area hut "n11 rnorl' than 1<,
fea'>1ble.'' an-nrd111g to ( 11' .\ttornl'~
Robert Burnham
"for instance. the emplo)er may
<,1mpl~ e\pand the \Ill' ot tht' \\Ork
area \UbJeCt tu tht· no-<,moking rl'-
4uirt•men1 or rel<llJlt' l'mplo)ee.-. to
another area:· Hurnham \atd 10 .i
memo to tht• ( 1t\ C ount ii
'im h gu1ddtnl:, ho\\l'' t•r Ill.I\ he
too len1l'nt <ia" \11l hJt•I < hn<.-
uanson.
Chrt<;11.10,11n .i 'l''' port Beach
atturne~. 1n111all\ propml·d th.11 't'\\-
port Beach adopt a no-<,mn~ ing
11rdinante
·Tm plea-;cd that. 1n pnnuph:. an
(Please see SM OKING/ A2)
A piece of art
Donna ~eella, 15, of Miulon Viejo, wa.a the picture of
patience Monday aa ahe waited to poee bi a preaa pre'riew of
thi• year'• Pageant of the Maatera at Irvine Bowl In ~a
Beach. It took volunteera 45 mlnutea to get Donna made up
and tn coatume for her role ln the living reproduction of the
circus poster entitled "The Mathewa Slaters and Miu
Dunbar." The Pageant open• July 10 in conjunction with
the Featlval of Arts.
<Jra, has scheduled the '1s11 10 ~e atto rne'"
what progres~ the count) has made in D unng a 1.onterenu.· \tunda' the
reducing Jail oHrcro"'dtng since he Judge ali.u \aid he "ould con~1der
found supentsors and <ihenfT Brad appointing a tederal agenl' ~uth a.,
Gates in con tempt ol roun for failing the f-RI or the l ~ \.1arshar .. Officl'
10 comply with hts 1971.< coun o rder to ma1ntJin an otT1c1al count ot
··on the subject. 1nnH1tC'> "h1k cuun-appo1nted Jail
The judge lined the count~ $50,000 monitor La1.1. rence Grossman 1s re-
and or~thac ~add+!~!-()..-(Pleue.aeeJAIL/A.2}
I, 700 Irvine homes
lose power in outage
By PHIL SNEIDERMA N
Of -o..,."'" .....
.\ fault\ cabk tnggaed a DO"t'I
failure .. affec11ng I "'(JO CU'ltomer<i
earl\ toda\ IO In 1ne's runk Rod ..
corrimunll\. utht•rn <.. Jhforn1a
Edison (o· o lliual<, '411d
.\s ofQ am 100 homes "ere i..1111
"tthout po"'cr JlCMd1ng to the
com pan~
Da' e ~l'lson ( J1<.tln J1\tn1.1 man-
ager for south Orange< ount\ .-.aid J
defcr11' t' undcr~round (Jbk 1.au~d
the blad.0u1 at _ 1-a m in tht· are.1
near<. ampu'> anJ < uh er Jmc" Hr
!><ltd power "J\ restort•d ltl all hut II.lo
custorners b' '\ '\O a m
Tht' rnn .. 11ning ft)(J ,u,tomt·r.,
pnmanh re\11knl\ Jn 1ng doS<'<;t tCl
( ampu' anJ ( uh n ~ae l'\pe'f tt•J tci
h.i' t' t'kt tnt ''' ~ac~ h\ n1,on toda'
't'h11n \J1J Ht· "'*'j nt"arh' l (
Ir' IOl' "J' n,ll allt'lll"tl ~' thl' outage
\ <.rwlr'"''man . .JI In inr\ l n1-
'er,11' H 1g.h ~hool ..a1J ~htlOI
, 1,x ' "''fl' a~•ut Jn hour beh1nJ
\lh,·Ju l "'hen 'tudt'nt' Jrr1,i=d
toJJ, Bui 'ht· 'Jtd tht• fll.•"'n ''·1' ,,n
J nJ lhl' ll11t l..\ "t'fl' ht•ing H'\t'I
''' 1nl· '-gL \1 1!..c Ogden ... ml tht·n·
''l'rt' ft"" tr Jllit prnbknh J\\tl\. i.11eJ
\\ 1 lh l ht• OU lJgl' hl'l a U"t' ll 11\. l U rr1.·d \II
t•Jrl\ 1n the Ja, Ht• <.<HJ tcmporan
(Pleaae see POWER/A2)
Business B 1-4
Classified CS-8
Comics C4
Crossword C7 Teacher fasts as 'work-ins' spread Mountain lion
captured in area Death Notices CB
Horoscope C6
Ann Landers 86
Opinion 88
People 85-6 Police Log A3
Publlc Notices C7-8
Sports C 1-3. 8
Television 87
Theaters 87
Weather A2
Sociology teach e r said his acti ons express
'total frustration wi5h the tota l rejection ·
By ROBERT BARKER
Of tM Delly Piiot Steff
lluntington &•alh ll1gh ~1.hn11I
ll'acher Len E-"er<i entereJ the third
da~ ot a fo,t to<la) "hilt· rnlkagul·,
stt·ppcd up .iround-tht·-dod. 1.ampu'
""ork-in., .. to dramat11t' the ir ti.·el-
1n~' 11\l'I .1 lontr.11. t \t,1km.1ll'
l "l'r' "drinl..ing Jppk d .. 1nhan
.ind ~rarx·tru111u1u·, and \\Jta hut"
ha' ing no \ollcl loud'
l ,,er., .1 [l.ll\l'rnment Jnd <;uunlog~
1e.1thn \\ho·, ht•t•n at llunt1ngton
High lor 2~ \e:ir' 'a1J h1' comhtned
1.1\t JnJ ""or"·ln · l'\prl'<.'>l'\ h1\
1111al tru\tra1111n \\1th thl· hll.il n·1t'l ·
111m" h\ nlfo 1a1.,
··~I\ 22 \l'3f\ ol \l'f\lll' rl·quirt'<.
more <.cn\11 i \I I' th Jn I 'l' rt'll 1' ,·d I ·
.. tm \l'nJing a me"<lltl' J \\111iunti
''·•ll'ml·nt. that I'm tt'' in~ up \tlllle·
thing painful." hl' <.a id
\itean"hile. thl· \\1H l..-1n
laun1. hed last "ed. tl\ Ii \l. tl'.ll ha' at
Edt'>on H 1gh chool ha' ,prl· .. 1J Ill
o ther schools 1n th,· Jl\trtll .1u11rd·
10~ Ill D1stnc1 Edutat11.111 \\,1x 1.1t11ln
Pre'>tdent Dt'U~ \, 1111 .1 \\11rld h1'1"r.
Jnd P'>\l.·h,1log' 1,·.i. hn '' h11 .1hu
"hunked 1n" .11 h1', IJ"ll•um \l11n~
J:l\ night
T .:acht'r.. .irt· ,rx•nd1ng ~~ h11ur' .1
JJ\ 1n their , la\\r11llm' t1l lJll Jtt~ntion l<l their StJllt•d l OOlrJt I
talks "1th d1~1m I 0tliC1al' ~ hotil
J 1.;,1nct o tliu JI' "h11 ha,t·n·1 tneJ Ill
prl'' ent the ··"11rl..-tn' said the'
"ould rath1.•r ha't' thl tt•Jthel"i tn thl'
(Please see TEACHER/ A2)
By The Aaeoc'8ted Pr:eea
A 120-pound Callfomia moun-
tain llon found lounging In a
eucalyptus tree in a Tustin resi-
dential neighborhood was cap-
tured by animal control officers
who shot the cat wtth a drug-filled
dart.
(Pleue eec MOUNTAI1C/A2)
Tax reform proposal earns mixed reviews in county
Local leaders take issue with provisions
that could hurt their industry or group
.\t<.:ord1ng 10 that old~> ing. llti·'<,
onl> certainties are death and tUe'>.
While medical researcher~addrcss
the forme r, President Ronald Reagon
'3ys he's trying to take some of the
bite out of the latter. Rcagarveccrit l~
unvr1led some ambitious propos.11\
that hc..a)\w1l~s1mQJ1t) U1c_frq1:ral
income 1a11 s..stem and makl· 1lmure
l'QUttablr .
According io another old ..a\'1ntt.
\'OU can't please ever) one and. prt'-
d1ctabl) enough. the pre'11dent•>'s tu\
reform plan has rcccwcd m1u·d
reviews from Orange< ·ounl)·hu\1-
oe sand<.•ommunityleodrl"\. Wh1lr
acknowledg1ng the need for tax
reform. local leaders hnvc 1akct'\ 1'l\11e
with spec11ic prov1s10M of the Jllan
particularly those changes that w uld
hun their indu<itry ororfan11~tt0n
~ n Ir. an o .. cr.aU r.Su ·t10n
o (ll\ rJlClt rrotn D rnllltln'IUm 0
~rccnl for 1nd1,1dual' to .a '~ pcrl1.'n t
i:c1hna f-orcorporat1ons. the m:.H1
(
mum ratt• \\ould drop Imm 46 to JJ
pc.•rccn I.
But at thl' \Jml· i..n1l•, tlw president
wants to reduce m eltm111atc 'anou\
deductions and c:red1t'i no" u'led Ill
tnmtheamountvouowe l 'nt..'le am
Lobb} 1sts 1oterc~tcd in prt'\l'f\ 101\
, some of the ta\ break-. ha\l' t'on-
' crsed on ( ongrc s. "htch ... no\\
rn 1e"1ng the Rcapn plan "I thin~ tt'i. ne\ccllcnt 1mpnnt·-
ment over thcon&mal Trca\UI')
Department propo~I." siud ll .~
"Rep Dan Lungren. o Rc-pubhcnn \\hll
represent'> Lona Beach, ~l'JI Hench
and wc'ltcm Hunttngtnn Hench. "It\ •
not as good ns I would h~l'. huf it'\·' •
vn-.11mpmvrmcn1 ov1·1 pn.'\Cnt In"'
.. II tt wnr,o n the lahlr n11w :rnd
noth1n(&cl'iC("-'n~olTcl't't1l. I'd 'UJlpun
11 ··
I untrtn ""J lhefl"" '''°~ blu; l'ad.1ni forlJ\ rdurm
··1 can \Ct':t trrmcndnu,dtlkrenH'
from '"''rnrthrcr \c;ar-. .1jl11 ·hr 1,;11tl
\.
"I th1nl.. rx·oplr '>l'n'>e no" that thl'
.,~ '>IC'm need'> .:tl han~e I gt·t J \CO\C
that rx·ople \\tit hl' \\llling to '" c " 1th
tht· ta' con\C4uenle\ a' long as the
'' \lt'm 0 ' crall 1<> fairer ..
l ungren r,a1d he l'\~l I!> ( ong.re''
to :ippro' t' .1 ta' reform pac kage b~
the rail
U S Rep Robcn Hadham. R-
Nc" pon Beach. declint•d through a
pokcsman tocomml'OI on th1.• R«:-
agan ta' propo<,als
Orangt ( o unt) bus1nc~s pcopk are
already tt;ing to dctcnmnc "hat
impact 1he pre 1dcnt's ta\Changc.,
mn) ha.>t.
One IOlal fi nance e·q~n com-
pl:uncd that the Rl·:s.gan proposal
'llmpl) rl·prrwnl\a shift .. from ob-
\ 1ous talc\ Ill hidden tncs " Hr
predicted 1h:u 1nd1v1duab wtll v.1nd
UJl wnh a k"' c\tr.i donars in hand . .\l
the \llrnt.' ttme, he ~td. corport11onr,
that lo~ ta' l r~<lm and deduction~
~1ll 1u\lp;'"thcc,tra co talong-
put11np.con umers no funhcrahcad .. , n 1n1na 10-.000 ~me
j'll"opli· and not 'it' good foT otbtr'\ ·• ""J ~1lhc'n < \itooM\. a I•' t1Qnnc1
:11 Pc.'1 \1af"1d \t11chcU',"lc~port
t
Beach accuu nung ,,tfo·t•
"Thcre'!>defin11ch .1 '4.·1111nllnt
thJI ta\C!i -;hould ht· rnnplllll'J Hut
th1sb11l "'11l not \1mplll\ 1,1\t'' It" 111
make them '>1mplcr t11r 'llnll' pt•11ple
~ausc thc) '11 lo<.e tht·1rdt•Ju, t11m'
But foro1hrrpeople 11"111 he m1m•
com pie\ ...
He o;a1d 1hc 11l"t''l1Jen1\ Prl'fll'\U"
lOUld add 1.000 page' Ill thl' l'\l\llni
I 0,000 pages of the kderal tJ\ l\l<k
"Thl' btg" inner\ I belie\(' \\ 111 he
the b1a bus1ncs~s 1ha1 ha' c n1\t hjd
1he bencfi1 of 'pcc1al rcdul 1100' 1h1•
anountant said "The' 'II ht·nl'lit
from o'rrall lov.er ratl'\ •·
Moone\ sa1d th<' kc' lo-.c" un,kr
thr Rragan plan include tho~·" h11
ha'<' bormv.t"d hca' th bc' ond th('
purt'hase of1ht1r pnnc1paf ho ml-,
l lndtr the J)rt\lden1·., plan. the)
could onl\ deduc11n1C'rc 11ha1 do<''
not r'c~d $5.000 morr than their
10' estmC'nt
The al'l0un1ant added "TM lfoc
pl:alC' "here ~oplc will m._c 11 on the
d1in 1 a t(.n.tan p:irt ot Uic r<' I c t.ite
tndU\lf\ .
Roh Rrn1. ._m,,n le111,l.H•' t. ntl
hlCal ao' crnmcnt .alT:uf" 1. h irman ul
)
PHIL
S•EIDEllAI
Focus ON THE NEws
the :-.ie"pon Harbor-( t)sta \tl"'a
Board of Realtor\ 'iatd ·11hinl..1h1·
I Reagan l pmpo\al ''a ~1'11"1 ''"t'
E' C'f) one's bttn "atllnJ tor ta\
reform But I don'11h1nl.. 1t \h1,ul-.P"I:
Jdoptcd 100 qu1r~I\ ~ c rl'lt)l.l\.. ttt~ di
1t\lmpaet tln hou\lng T J\ ').,tl·m
reform$ mu t no1 ttdul·e the c..~l!Jli-
1nccnI1' cs for ho111e ll" nt'f'h 1 p ··
He said ehmmntmn o t \nmC' dt'du'
t1on ur\(krthc Rcapn pl.lo 1.ould
\ktcrin,estmcntstn rralc1i1.ltl' lk ....
\aid lan~lord forr .impk m.'
d«1<k l() f"' addlt1nn:sl ("'(l'C'O~ Ml
to t~ir ttnantr,
Brockman itl'4'l'' f'f\"'"'1 t nn1.<'rn
ahout 1pro'1'>1nn that ~uukt 1·r. "'
I '
thl' l Uffl'OI lt"Jt•r .ti tkJu, tlllO hlr 'IJll'
anti h" J t.i \l''
Bn 11; I.. man .it I..""" <'dp.l'tl t h.11 h"
1 ·1Ju,tr ' ' hh\ tng lllf .. h.10~1'' 11l th1•
I.I\ pr11po\JI
·I he' JI"'·'"'·'' u'.l 'J't'' 1al mtnt·,t ~rnup h,· \JIJ Rut 1lUf
r ntere<.t 1<. 1n ma ~ing 'un· Pl'11pl<' ha' l'
a place tn h' c .rnd J rilarc "hi·re thn
1.Jn1n,t•,1thnr11111nr' ~1tht'' t J n
rl tire"' 1thou1 ht'tnt' t11•11pktch dl'
\1\'t11.knt ''"I '" k \.im ~t·g.trdtn~ !ht l'fllJ"\l'4.'J IJ\
, hangr' Hr•l\ lo.man"'"' lutkd \.11
math·r "h.11 h.1p\')\'n' 11·, 11lH ~111n 111
Jlkl t C lr.1n11t c • 1n1' thJt mil\ h
O.:-t.1u" 1h1, , ,, ht n· ~·prk "·'"1 'r
I ',.. ~
'·"n t r'"'"' 1'\1u1t1,, d1ru 1111 ,,f
thl· T\~1ld1nti lnJu,11> \.'>Mx 1.it111n 111
Orangel ount\ <.aid not· nt ltw
R,·,1~.tn pl.in',"'"'' '1gn1litJnt local
1mpat t' \\t1u1,1 rt'\Ult from the:
1·1tm1nJt1•1n nl tn\-t'\t'mrt rn l'Ot1l·
~lnth '''lied"" flrl\ ,\14' ru~t'-'''
l nH''""'purdl:.t~ 'u;;h-ndthl'-"''"t 1 t'\ l11 n111 h:n i• "' PJ • ;,s\ n
thi IOl<'f\'I "'
l'rn ·'" Pmf\,1ninot i.:n '.II lhc (PlcaseaecT AX PLM/A31
r
Or-. COMt DAILY PILOT/Tuliday, JUne 11, 1985
0.-, l'llo4 "'°'° -, AlcNtd 11 .......
T•ober Lew ltvana hu entered the ttilrd day of a prote.t fut at ~eon Hl&h.
TEACHER PROTEST SPREADS •..
rro.~1
classroom than on stnke. %<>tt said the teachers \&nion en-
dorSed the .. work-ins" as a positive
activity that could soothe negative '
feelinas in the community that
teachers aJlegedly caused by two
teacher sick-out strikes.
The latest activities apparently
signal the end to hopes of settlement
before the school year ends June 2 1.
District officials are offering J
percent pay raises for 1984-85 and a 5
percent increase with a reopener
salary clause for 1985-86.
Teachers reportedly want 4 percent
an~ 8 percent· raises and ' rcquire-
menr that all teachers join ihe labor
association.
Scott rredicts the .. work-ins .. will
snowbal . He indicated contract ac-
tivities will be put on hold until
September and that teachers then will
work for the election o f three new
board members more sympathetic
with t~eir aims. c.
All o ther employee groups in the
district have settled for 3 percent pay
increases. Board members have said
they would like to offer tcahers more
but ttiat money isn't a vailable.
In the meantime. the fasting Ewers
plans to continue. he said. unless he
becomes ill. In that case. he will adopt
a "Third World" diet of two slices of
bread and a couple of helpings ofnce
each day. he said.
It's his first experience with a fast,
he said. "I've been vt"ry fond o f
(Mahatma) Ghand1. Dr. (Martin
Luther) King and (Henry David)
Thoreau."
Ewers 1s sponsor of tht' school's
Doors to a New Generauon Club.
which raised about $700 for starvutg
Ethiopians.
Papers pull'Doonesbury'
·over series on Frank Sinatra
By LAWRENCE KILMAN
legal concerns and fairness were
among the reasons some newspapers
decided not to run thi's week's
.. Doonesbury" cartoon, featuring a
scathing look at Frank Sinatra and his
alleged ergarltzed-erime c<>nnet'tiom-.
.. I jUSt had a l~t of o bjections to n
on fairness and accuracy ... said Rob-
ert Landauer. editorial page epitor o f
the Oregonian in Po rtland, Ore. "One
particular point was hbelous. I just
dec1deq that's not the ~ay we want to
make our li ving." strips assured some newspapers that
The Oregonian. which like a lot of it was not hbelous.
papers runs "Doonesbury" on the The Daily Pilot will continue to run
editorial p~. will not run the strips Doonesbury. according to Editor
this week. Landauer said. The Los Frank Zini. who said tht' comics
Angeles Times also dec ided against stnps were fatr pohucal comment.
using the strip today through Satur-''There are nQ questions about the
da~bebuse "w~ wuc:_ .stro.ng.l)'. a.d~Jacts as C4ted--ifHhe strip." 5aid-l:%e
vise y o ur legal counsel not to Salem. editonal director of Universal
publish the rest of the series." said Press Syndicate. About 40 to 45
spokeswoman Carolyn Hom. newspapers called Universal when
But most of the 835 newspapers the series was distnbuted. he said.
that regularly ca rry Garry Trudeau's "I think most people understand
"Doonesbury" have decided to use 1t. the stnpdeals with satire. humor and
and the syndicate that d istributed the commentary." said Salem.
SMOKING BAN IN NEWPORT •..
FromA-1:
ordinanc~ 1"5 being adopted. but I'm
concerned about some of its weak-
nesses relaung to the workplace.··
Christianson said this morning.
Chnst1anson said he regrets sub-
mittin~ an ordinance last Februar)
that tned to accommodate the wishes
of both smokers and non-smokers.
have to be more black and white to be
effective."
While the cny ordinance calls for
employers to ti") to accommodate the
righ ts of non-smokers. 11 docs not
rec:iuire' them to declare the entire
"-Orkplace smoke-free 1f non-smok-
ing employees are not sam~d.
of U kia h. the e nure workplace has
been declared smo ke-free. Smokers
there may only smoke 1n specific
areas. usuall) dunng work breaks.
Chns11anson said.
C'hrisuanson said he will support
adoptio n of the proposed city ordi-
nance June 24. but intends to seek an
amendment later that wo uld toughen
Skies to remain sunnY, smoggy
Smog COV.lng Southern Calttornle could thleken OVitt the
next lew daya b a warm lnYef'alon t., drope'llke a cap ovet the
dirty air, k~ It from Neaping, upena .. Id
But Southefn Californian• IUbjected to lmOg Wednesday
wlll at lea1t hav. the conlOtatlon of wwm temperatul'ft and cttar
eklM, with high• for moat If .. • ex.s>eeted to be In the eo.. On Mondey. flrat-atage amog epllOd .. we<e called In
Newhall, Upland, Fontana, Glendora and the central San
e.rnardlno Mountain•. A flrat·atage alert means the air 11
unhealthful tor everyone.
The Pollution la expected to worMn u the warm lnvefalon
layer drops from 1.500 feet to 1.200 feet, ... ung In the amog,
Aid Jim Blrakoe, deputy uslatant executive director of the Alr
OualllY Management District.
l<A!MuCtty ,!: 12 II 100 U.S. Tempe l.MV90U
Lttlle Aoe~ 93 71 .QC@~ FflOHlS
l*"P9'•1u<M 1nellc<1t• .,, ... 1ou. lOUltville u 69 wwm-c o.a...,.. 0411 t hlOfl ancl -night IOw to I a.Ill MwNl'llt 82 72
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85 eo N•thvllle 82 69 All>uquerQue
AINllllo 82 ,, NewOflMn• es 71
~,_. 60 St -Yon 14 116 8•thOP .. 15
to .,, NotfolltV• 111 7 t 110 75 AtlMlt• Calif. Tempe 81y1he
AtltnllC City 90 .. 0ti1enome City .. 113 Cat81ln• 117 611
113 Aut ttn 113 73 Om.n• 74 55 Lono BMch 74
Bellimo<t 86 N Oflanclo 116 73 Hlgtl. IOw P<llCIPll•tton IOI 24 "°"11 Montov!. 92 63
81<1Nt1Ql'ltm •• 71 Plllleclejpt11a I S 65 tt>Clil'IQ <II S a m T ....O'(_ Mont._,. 72 50
a..marct< 61 45 ~ .. 109 112 aa .... 11e1e1 t11 11 MtW~ 83 6S
9olM ,. 45 Pin.:,x: IO 68 Eural(a 8S Sl Ntwport8ellCll ,, 113
Botton ... 62 POttl .~ 82 58 Freano 101 73 On1•rlo 92 511
lluHalO 71 53 Portleno.Ot et 56 L<lnClltlet -, 103 a3 PalmSP<tngl 112 "16
ea-II& 37 Pr~ as St Lot Angelet « 65 Pauden• .. eo
Cl\atle61on S C .. IO
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114 71 0••-ti• 65 Rlwltoele 9S 59
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Cft.,IOtlt.N C 93 71 Reno 87 49 AeCI l!luH 100 .,
Sa11Jote 97 511
~,,. lltl 38 RlellmOnO 94 .. Reowooo C11y 97 62 S•nt• Ana 80 83
St LOUtt 84 fll Reno 87 4tl Sant• Crvt ,. S3 Cl'ltc:ago 12, 52
C111G1Mat1 77 117 Sell Lake Ctty 7tl 54 Sacramento 99 &ti r.,_v.,...,. 74 36 82 S6 7• eo S<111 An1-114 75 Sahnat tit S6 c-ano
Co1um11u1 on 82 65 Sen .Na.n PR fl() 711 San Otego 70 as YOMfl"tleVly
Conc;o(Cl,N H 82 54 Seatlle 74 52 San Fr•ncttco aa 112
0.tt .. ·FI W0tlll t13 N Stu~t •• 74 Sant• Barb•r t 88 56 Tl des Dayton 78 a3 Spok-7S •• SIOCklon too 87
o.n-77 51 Syr-73 46 HIQll IOw PfllCiptt•bon tor 24 "°"''
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Oululll 117 50 TulM 113 II& Ftnl low 1t 20 • m 10
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F.,go 65 St Wllll-8efre 13 54 Surf Report WONllOA'f
Flegatelt 84 711 Filat tow
78 54 LOCATIOH llU IHAf'« t2 SI •m I 5 G< and Rep1<11
GrMI F'8ll1 87 44 Extended Hunlll'IQton Beacl'i 2-4 lair ~~ 11211 m 3 4
Hlll'llo<CI 84 S2 Ai-Jetcy, Newpot1 2·8 , .. , 11 saa m 13 so ~ 74 44 40!11 Street. Hewpon 2-6 .... s-io111111'1 e 42 P"'
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Mari-ne, teen questioned in Irvine rapes
By LISA MAHONEY
Of tM Delly l'llol II ...
One man is under arrest and Irvine
pohce are questioning a teen-ager in
separat!! reported rape attempts Mon-
day.
A Deerfield Village woman 1dent-
1fied a 27-year-old Marine as the man
-who tried to abduct her about~: I 0
p.m.
Phillip J . Wheeler. a Manne sta-
uoned at the El Toro air stallon. was
-book'e'<hrOnmgt Coun y"Tailafter
police tracked him down in a carport
on Bearpaw.
Whee ler. allegedly grabbed a JO-
year-old woman outside her apart-
ment and reportedly tned to abduct
her. Witnesses heard the wQman
sc1eam for the pohce and the man ran
away.
Wheeler was stopped by a patrol
officer bec.au5t' he matched the
woman's de54:riptio n of her attacker.
She was taken to the carport where
she identified him. police said.
·Wheeler claims he was v1S1t1ng a
friend in the a artJmD.l comple.x...and..
enlcS'lrYlng to rape the woman.
according to Sgt. Dick Bowman said.
In tht' second incident, police are
d~c1ding whether to charge a 17-year-
old with attempted rape alter he
allegedly sexually assaulted one of
two teen-age girls that he and a 27-
ycar-old man were entena1mng after
hours at Baxter's Restaurant. 14346
Culve r Drive.
Police say a preliminary invesuga-
1100 mdtcates the teen-age boy escort·
ed one of the girls to the woman's
restroom. followed her inside and
sexually assaulted her.
lie.was aiue.rrupted.b~the.oihcf ~
entering the restroom.
Police wt"re called about 4:50 a.m.
'fhe incident is sull under 1nvesuga-
tio n. police said.
MOUNTAIN LION CAPTURED ••.
From Al
The big cat. the second captured in
Orange County in three weeks. waS<
released in remote Black Star C~
nyon. said Jack Edwards. chic( of
kennel services for the county shelter.
Animal control offi cers were
guided b} a county vetennarian
Monday in tranqu1 hz1ng the cougar.
said Joe Oliver. field service chief for
the county's animal control division.
Mo untain hons -also known as
cougars. pumas and catam o unts -
m ake a characteristic shriek that
sounds hke a woman crying out in -The events leading to Monday's
anguish. l'he species range from caplUre began aboul q a.m. when
Canada to South Ammca. Marprct Kreutz spotted the moun-
Wildlife au0thonties sa1d as many as tain hon 1n a eucalyptus tree behind
a dozen of the cats are believed to be her home north of Tustin.
roaming Orange County's rugged -\fter a nimal control offict"rs hll the
hills. · \.3t with the dart. 11 jumped out of the
Mountain lions havr no1 been tree and "-andcred into a nearb) yard.
captured m rcs1dent1al areas since then dro pped. The cougar was taken
1975. but new development making to the count) animal shelter in
inroads into foothills has apparent!} Orange to recover from the drug's
spurred some to stray fro m their effects a nd State Fish and Game
usual territories. Oliver said. Department workers later released it. · "I'm starting to beheve that at-
tempting to accommodate smokers
and non-smokers ma common area 1s
not a pract ical way to go." he said. "I
feel now that it's unrt"alistic. It may
Such stnngent guidelines. Chns-
uanson said. have been adopted 1 n
Laguna Beach and San Francisco.
the guide 11 nes for 1 he work place. 1-::.-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~
"This ordinance could be viewed as
And 1n the Northern California rny the first step," he said.
MASSAGE PARLORS SHUT DOWN •..
From Al
J im Kammsky. a Newport Beach
police investigator. said because of
the number of parlors and spas 1n the
beach c111es. 1n' es11gators ""ere onl}
able to check out a third of the
bu~1 nesc;es.
Of the I 2 Newport Beach massage
parlors covered 1n the sweep, six were
closed and two others fined. Of the
remaining number, three apparently
had workers' compensation and a
fourth was no longer open for busi-
ness. '
Kam1nskv -.aid lahor officials
doc;ed all parlorc; that were unable to
c;how proof of -...orlo.ef\· lOmpcn!>a·
1iun. Ru\lncs<,c' unahle 10 prcxluce
pa~roll rcrnrdc; v.cre fim·d $100 per
emplO)'CC for l'' l'f") wt'ck o f cmplo)-
mcnl. Kam1mh c;a1d.
Lack of payroll records alone 1s not
enough to close a business. he added.
Pof1ce said the parlors in Newport
Beach that were shut d own and fined
are: O n ental Shiatsu. 2022 Quall St ..
SI 0.500: Newport Total Skin Care.
3926 Campus Drive. $31.000; Now.
port Executive Spa. 5251 Martingale
Way, S$22.000: Coast Shiatsu. 2400
W. Coast Highway. $1.200: Sunshine
Spa, I 000 W. Coast Highway, $2.400.
and Palace Spa, 3720 Campus Dnve.
$2.300.
Two other Newport Beach massage
bus1nessec; were fined but not closed
Parad1'ie Spa. 281 Q Newport Bl"d.
wa-; fined \20.400 and fhe (ietawa>
2009 Quail St.. "'a'> fined $2.300
The slate labor s""ccp follo"-S a
series ofv1cc raids at seven parlor\ in
Newport Beach which resulted in 11
prost1tut1on arrests. One of the cases
recent!) was thrown ou1 of court for
fack of e' 1dence
In response to the growing number
of massage parlors. the Newport
Beach City Council slapped a mora·
to num on new massage parlors. The
moratonum has no w been lifted.
In related acti on Monday even in$.
the Newport Beach City Council
adopted an ordinance rcqumng
massage parlo rs to close between the
hours of I Cl p.m and 7 a m and to
lam liab1ht~ 1n\urance
POWER ...
From Al
JAIL INSPECTION ...
sto p signs were plan·d at 1ntcrscct1 ons
where traffic signal\ weren't working.
No inJunes·were reported 1n con-
necuon with the power failure Ogden
~•d· most people probahl) slept
through the outagr whik 1he1r alarm
docks fell behind time.
From Al
covering from hcan 'urger, Fullerto n.
(,ro .. sman. who undCf"'ol'Ot triple
bypas'i surge!) Fnday is hstcd in fair
cond1t1on at St Jud<.' Hospital in
Smee his hosp1taliu111o n. a count of
1a1I inmates has been prepared h>
shenff .. deputies respon .. 1blc for run-
ning the jail.
"I 1mag1ne the most int0n,cri1t-nce
was to the people who woke up later
than they wanted 10:· he ~1d
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