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Home My WebLink About1985-08-05 - Orange Coast Pilot·-----.-~ - -l ToMoMOW: FAIR ' -' P()M.CASTI ON A2 I ' i I O UAN\.f COUNTY C AI If ORNIA MO ND AY AU<.US T •, 1'l8'-> -'}'.J CE N T~ Ped~strian. kille·d oil f reeWay Ma n s la ughte r ch a rges filed in death; CdM motorist dies in Irvine s m a shup Benny E. Yeakley. 25, of Capis.lrano 8cach was arrested by the Lahfom1a H1a.hway Patrol after the 2:0~ a.m. acx:1den1 that killed Thomas .LJrunk and ICCP> and did not even reahze he had struck someone. He pulled over about 300 yards from the accident scene after Lo~z· f nend followed him, police said By LISA MAHONEY Of~ Delly,.._. lteft A \ap1Mrano Beach man 1!. laci ng manslaughter. felony hat-and-run and drunken driving charges following Cruiser sinks at Sunset Park By PHIL SNEIDERMAN OI IM Delly Not St.fl A cabin cruiser docked near Hunt- ington Harbour sank early today. creating a foci spill that forced nearby boaters 10 evacuate their vessels. No injuries were reponed in the incident. but hazardous materials teams from the Orange ( ounty and Huntington Beach fire depanments were summoned 10 assist 1n cleaning up the fuel spill. U.S Guard officials also were on hand lo oversee the cleanup Orange Count) Sheriffs LI Dick Olson said the boat. a 35-foot Pacemaker. sank early today at a guest dock at Sunser Aquatic Park. He said the boat's registered owner is Frank Kent of Norwalk, but said no one was aboard when the boat began sinking. Olson sa id a i<>AAer noticed _ihc (Pl eue eee SINKl1'fG I A2) California San Y sldro Is a haven for people trying to dump Illegally obtained dollars In return for Mexican pesos./A4 World Fidel Castro says U.S. journalists are harassing fugitive Robert Vesco In Cuba./A4 Sports Pitcher Tom Seaver of the White Sox wins his 300th career game, beat- ing the Yankees./81 Entertainment The 'Miami Vice' detec- tive series led today's prlme-tlflle Emmy nomi- nations with 15./ A5 INDEX AB A3 A9-10 the death of a pedestnan on the San Diego Freeway Saturday. And Irvine police are 1nvestigatang an accidt>nl that killed another man Saturday on University Dnve. R. Lope-z. 29. of Commerce. Lopez was walking on the shoulder of the highway from hrs car toward a fnend's car when he was struck by Yeakley's Nissan 300 ZX. pohce say. Yeakley allegc.dly told officers he was Lope-z' leas were severed rn the accident and he suffered massive head rnJuries, Ken Dailey, a s~kes man for the Highway Patrol said. "It was a mess. Any one of the Rod's magic number: 3,000 Angela tint bueman Rod C&rew alape a •lnCle l.n the third lnninC of Sunday'• 1ame -Cain•t the Mlnne.ota Twina -Ilia S,OOOth career bit -u the Aneel• completed a three-fame aweep with a 6-6 Ttctory to t:l«bten their grip on fint place l.n the Amerfcan Leacue West. See Sport.a, Pace B 1. for detail•. Talks in extra innings as strike deadline nears "We are running out of tame." Lee MacPha1l, repre'iCnting MaJOr League Baseball's owners as contract talks with tile players union headed into the 11th hour. echoed the sentiments of fans everywhere with today's strike deadline approaching. MacPhajl adm111ed lime was run- ning shon for a seulcmcnt after the two sides met for nearly three hours <iunday He said he would talk 10 Donald Fehr, head of the Players Assoc1at1on. today and said "we wall meet before 1hc strike deadline .. Retated story on B 1 However. the two panics an baseball's labor talks were stalemated on the issue of salary arb11rauon and no funher negotiating sessions were scheduled ''<\s of no"" there's nothing sched- uled.'' \nhur Scha1.:k. union general counsel. said this morning in Ne"' York. "That dOC\n ·1 mean there won't be. Beyond that. I don't want to comment." Meanwhile. players prepared for what might be the last day of games h<'fore a stnke Sunday Comm1ss1oner Peter llebcrroth conunued to express op- timism that there was time "to &l't thc Job done " Bur both sides pre<,ented proposal\ \unda). and both ~ere re1cr1ed E:.ach side ollered to moderate 11\ \land on ho"" much mone\ should go into the pla}ers' pension fund -pro' 1ded each side got e"erythrng wanted 1n ~lair arb11rat1on 1n1un~ -1ntemaJ, whatever - woufd have lulJcd ham ." Lopez was drivma nonbbound on the interstate followed by a fnend, Richard Lope-z. 26, of Montebello about 2.a.m .• Dailey said Lopc1 ~w tired and pulled onto the shoulder south of Camino Capistrano. H1\ fnend also stopped on the boulder of the highway. As Lope-z was walk.mg bad: 10 1aJk to.. h" fneod's car, Richard Lopez looked 10 b1srean1cw mirror and saw a ar ~eavina down the freeway tov.-ard them. Richard Lopez said he called out but h1<s friend d;d not react faSl enough and was hit by the vehicle. The car then s1d~1pcd Richard Loper' ChevrolC1 and conllnued dnv- (Pl eue Me CBAJlGES/ A2) Pilot ordered to abort bef ote Dallas tragedy Inves tigator s probe rad io tra n s miSSfon afte~ runway c rash killing 133 people GRAPEVINE, Te>.as (A P)-An :ur trafficcentrollertold the p1lotofDelta Air Lines Flight 191 toabon his landmgbccausc he was too low. but the plane mayalreac;l y flave bounced offthe ground by the tame the order was given, say officials invesuptlng the crash that lulled 133 people. Tape recordings of radio trans--------------missions from the air traffic control tower 1nd1cated that the pilot had been told to "go around" seconds before the L-1011 crashed, Patnck Bursley, a National Transportauon Safety Board member. said Sunday Investigators also found theJethner was ovenaklng a Lear Jet landing ahea~ of il and had been ordered to re.duce airspeed, Bursley said The wide-bodied Jetliner carT)mg 163 passengers and crew members crashed short of a runway at Dallas- Fon Wonh International .<\1rpon Fnday dunng a thunderstorm Eight- een of the 31 survivors remained . . day night Bursley said officials were probing the role of wand shear -an abrupt c ange o Wiil(J(JirccliOriand speed -ID the crash. Instruments at the airport showed low-level wtnd shear in the area minutes after the crash but might have missed wind shear farther away. Bursley said the ·conrroller told an\<estlgators he saw the plane emerge from a heavy thundershower 'Ct) low -"some 50 to I 00 feet above the ground. "He wn so conct'Tllcd about 11lc height of the plane that he gave the order 'Delta. go around ·" Bursle)' said he dad not kno"" whether the pilot heard .. fned 10 2 countian s among Delta crash victims Kevm asscdy. 53, of Laguna Beach and Ram.an Rohen Hooke 54. of Tustin we~ included in the list of fataht1es released by Delta this week- end. An unconfirmed report said that another crash v1ct1m. Joe Fabncllo of Atlanta, was actually from Laguna Ntguel Both Casscdy and Jiooke were (Pleue ecc COmtTIA.PIS/A.2 J respond to, or had t1mr to respond to the command The d1gll~ fhJl11 ·rn:-oTdcr mdn:ated a SUJic tn '"ngme po""er JUSt before the crash. he said "Power 1s an answer in overcoming problems an flight control." Burslc\ (Pleue eee DALLAS/ A2) Petty concert draws 25 noise complaints By TONY SAAVEDRA Ot llM o.llJ .......... Sunda} night's rock concen b) l om Pem and the Heanbreaker~ drew 25 noise complaints from residents fa.,.ing near the Pacific Amphitheatre in Costa M~-. and generated fi\ll' arrests, 1ncludang a teen-a~er who allegedly tned to run do"' n a police car City Manager Fred Sorsabal said nearly all the noise lOmpla1nts were from thl' Mesa del Mar neighborhood behind tht> 181.)()()<apacit\ theater on the Orange ( ount} Fairground-; Fn-e of the report<; were made hefore the ., "\lJ pm 1.onccn began -apparcntl) dunng the sound ched.. Th1: la!>l lompl:unt "as ret.l'I' ed at 10 ~Sp m near the end of the sho"' -.aid ~r;ahal ~ h1le most of the arrests ""ere said to tll alrnhnl·rdated pohlt> p1d,ed up a sus(X'1.ted ""''d dn,er "'hn allt'g1.'dl\ injured a park.an1t lot {P lea.e .ee CONCERT/A2l Bridge Bulletin Board Business Classlfled Comics Crossword Death Notices Horoscope Ann Landers Opinion Police Log Publlc Notices Sports Televlson Theaters Weather BS-7 A8 BS 87 86 AS A6 A3 84 Exp,~odingwell calm, ready for capping By ROBE RT HYNDMAN Jones of the Nc....,rv>;;-Beach f-lrt• 81 -4 AS A7 A2 Of die ~ l"llol Slaft "' Department U11ltt)' work('rs were preparing Until then, there 1s a potential !Or ' today to recap an oil well that leaking methane gas to 1gnr1c again exploded and burned for more than But Ben Nolan. the city's Public fi ve hours Fnday in Newport Beach. Works director. s:ud it's unhkel) thi• The fire was extinguished by pump-well will explode again. ing mud into the hole Fnday evening. "We feel .1.Lhas been <>tab1hLed b\ But worl<ers will return. Tuesday to thednU.ngmud that .... as plac~d 1n the pour cement mto the well to seal ll hole.'' Nolan said 1h1s momang. The properly. sa1ri Deputy Chief Don work crrw~ ha' e been adding about a harr('I of mud e\ef) four houn o"t•r the "'"eekend he said ( II\ repre\Cntata\es were seek.mg pcrm1to; today from the 'itatc l>n 1s1on ot 011 .ind (Jas to resume work on th1.· 011 ..... e11. Work cn .. •w<; finished the cleanup ot the at·c1dent sate at Balboa Boule\lard and 44th Street Sunda\' afternoon afkr \team-deaning 1he ~trttl \tde· ..... alk.'i and guller. Pohle rropened B.lltlO<l Bou In ard \um.la' night Om ot the t"o "'c'>t- hound lane\ ho"'l'' er "ill rt'm.un clo..ed 111 tratfa until the ""ell " pmperl} ..eall."d, otfa.1JI~ said .\II nf the 200 fl''>llknt\ l'' al ua1t·d trom the n<"1ghborhnud h.ne re1urm·d home Jone' \J1d Fire tn\l'\t1gatur\ ha-.t' nt'H 1.k· tc.-nntncd the l3U'>t' 111 fnda' JltC'1 noon ~ tire. and mJ' not tx· Jhk h• Tht• methane gac; leaking lrom lht· loni·ab3ndoned "'C'll could have 1g n1IC'd 'en ca'il) from a c;part.. when It "a' n7fca'l{'d lrom the ""ell. Jonc~ -..ml l hl' hla<.1 aniured a ut1hh worker \l. ur1.ht•d a nearh\ home and sent hundrl·1.h 111 µllun) of sah v. .ucr and rutlt i'ltl gu'ihm' nmo Balboa H1•uk,.ml .ind '01ll1n1t 1nto "le....,pon (Pleaee eee CREW/ A.2) Newport's $10 mlllion pot bust goes up ~n smoke Police officer. at first p raised for alert ness, finds himself facing perjury investigation smoki: ihatt all but ohscurc'i h1'i good in tmctl> and the record pot bu'it ln!>ti:ad of being the hero. thC' rookie cop now rs fae1n1a Grand Jut) 1nvcsuµt1on SP3rked b> an an&r) Mun1c1pal (oun 1udge v.ho bcla<''e" the officer and other\ hed in coun dunna a prthm1nal) hcanna for th<' Santo Cru1 men Ncwpon &ach policeman Chuck Frttman wa\ on routine patrol 1he n 1J.l.lt of Jan l 1 when a 4S-loot utlboa1 nd1n1low1n the water al the end of the M ~trcct Pier cnuaht ha\ 1tten11on. tic took note. hut kept 101ni n hbur la ter Frecmnn cnu,cd by the pubhc dCX'k qain The yacht wo'l \tall there. tic stops>W 10 anv~tiptc. Though he didn't know 11 thtn. Fret man was about to bt-a lt)' player 1n the C'lly's lar&"I manJuana case 1n rtt~nt hl\tory. In 1 m1uttrofhour-. h<' ould h(1.omc iomcth1n1 of • hero ''n•l"d ou1 ti'r his aood 1n\t1n1 '' rhewh1te. unmarked boat that had cau&ht his a11cnt1o n was carryma five tons of manJuana wrapped carrfully 1n pla\llcand burlap and still tamped with Colombian markmp. On the 'itrects, the pot would be wonh at least _ Two other policemen and .i P3Jr ol S 1 o malhon. Cit)' ma1n1cnancc ~orkcr; h:i"e bt.'<'n Police tied up the ca the same ~v.cpt into the contro"c"">· which n1ah1.1uTcst1ng three Santa ( ruz men c :-alatcd quickly f\C'r Jud~ Ruc;<,ell on !>usp1c1on of drua smuaalina. A Bo crom d1 m1\wd the dru1 chaf'&t' c:omprchcnMvc toa found an The cabnr late tut month. ' ~upphcd dct.uls of the boat'\ voy at Bo trom ruled 1ha1 pohct made an from \out~ men lhrou h the 11ltpl arch oflhc he.let and boarded Pan ma a I nd north 10 l ah· 11 without probohlc C'IU br a 4lnr<h fotn1a warrant. HC' id he bchc"cd th I Sill month\ later. f'rttman' el on pohet then tnro to ~o\.er up 1hc1r appcur.10 havc aont up in a swirl of blunJ r h' ml'\kadin& the t't>un and chnn&tng tC\llmon) "' Thc 1ud1c also 1n~1nu .. tt•d that ii ru .. una. laded \tgn that tlmtl moM 1n1 at the M \tree• dCX'l to ~O m1nu1c' wa'i humcdl~ repa1ntro ilt'\er ht' ordtl't'd tht ~11n ~otograph«t tor lht• toun rc\ord f he a taon • det11kd rn a I.,_ J'J&l" ;affidl\tt wnucn h) 8o lrom. rt\ultC'd in a f'C'(Ommcnda11on for i C1rand Jur) '"'<' t1pt1on uch an 1n\-e\ll&'1t1on 1.'0uld l't'i.ull 10 cnman<ll 1nd1t tmcnt\ Though polic:e and city ol11nal W ) the) hl\C no problem ~1th a Gr11nd Jul') invc tlptaon anJ t\-tn v.tkomc 11 a an unb1a\C'd method for am\ mg a1 1hc truth. tht~ pnatel~ adm1t 1hc\ ll"l" 1mt11C'd that thin h \ c cnmC' '" lhl\ "ff\ 1.'0m[)ltlC' ('ffitrnt'\\ "Qld Ont' STEVE MARB LE' PERSPE CTIVE lav.'\.er clo-.c to 1hc ca\C' "How w<' @OI from n hnat loadl'd v.1th manJuana to .in old moonn '' n, I llon't lrno11t. " Poh~ ( h1ct harl~ C1m\\ ha' d<"ftn~"'d tm dt't'lnmtnt'' handhni ot tht druf C'•~ and uJ thC' 111Ta :-Cl" 1n .,.ol"C'd •1th tht' dru ~11urc dcJ .1ppr'opnattl) and hont,tl) "On\C' the I d\ al"l" known that v.111 bcoh\ IOU\" '-lid l1rtl'i~ \\hU ~he\C\ Ro"trom h.tr~1r' omC' P~Jud1CC' 10...,arJ fhl· '"' pol1C'<' depanmcnt ;snJ tha• h1-.111ll1, 1:1l 1h1nli.1ng ha' l'lct'n ,h. ,t d h' 11p1n111n rather than tact \nurd1ng hl lt\t1mon' prt\C'nll'\J at th~· pr('llm1n,1n ht'inn th(' t''tn1-. 1ll th1• tH·n1n1 ol Ian ~I unraHletl hkC' lhl' \11~1 'r1ot11n the "'"'·nd1n1 hoet for a \l"l'onJ tame Y.1th1n an hour. f r~ man pulled up 10 the dod nd :appm3l hc:d o man \landing near th<- hoat l he man v.a' later 1Jent1fitd \ R1l hard 1'cl<itm .ln unt'mplmC'J ,2\. \l'.SH.llJ tmrn \an11 C'n" Nrl"''" rc:p.1rt J1' 1old \!\( poh - man that thr hoa1 • 'ti~ to the doc ,_. .. l.J1~ n had run cut of lutl btn f n'<'man '' c\1 him •h) the \ \ (Pl POT BU T /A2) . Orange Coast DAIL y PILOT /Monday. Augual 5, 198! 'Hu1ntington'sLewis Jana, active youth w:orker, dies ~ luneral ~rv1cc will be conducted Tuc'lda> for Lewis Jano of Hunt· 'l>ilon Beach. who was actlYC in numerous civic and youlh oraan1a- hOn!.. pa111cularly at Ed1~n H11h hool Mr Jano died Fnday at h1 home He was SQ He w.a~ employed as chief en- Vlronmcntal he hh officer for the Los Angclc'I C'ount)' Department of Health He was pa'it pre 1dent of lhe Lo~ ..\11iel~ ( ounty Health Depart· Reagan supports budget, tells of new cancer WASHINGTON (AP) -Presi- dent Reagan voiced suppon today for the budget compromise adopted by Conaress last week, although conced- ing "we d1dn'1 get all the savings we sought... He vowed to scrut1n12e spending bills ··wnh mr, veto pen hovering over ever) line. • Reagan also used ht~ first meeting wnh reponers since his cancer oper- ation July 13 to disclose that a lump removed from his nose Tuesday was a common fonn ofsk1n cancer He vowed an offensive after Labor Day to build suppon for his tax- sim phficat1on plan and for his proposals for a const1tuil10naJ bal- artced-bud$el amendment and for authontlt1on to veto md1vdual item~ 1n spending leg1slauon Asked about his health. Reagan said the pimple removed from his no~ turned out to be skin cancer. a "basal cell carcinoma." He called ll a maid and common form of the disease First lad~ Nancy Reagan had a similar skin cancer removed from her upper lip 1n J 982. ment tmplo)ccs A soc1auon an D1~0. Stt'H' 'haron of Hunt· Mr. J no wu past pre td(nt of the 1njton Be chandC'hnstopher haron Rotary CluboflnaJcwood and recent· of Hunttnalon Be ch: has dauJhtcrs ly received the f1aul Ham~ FeUov.-Robin Jones of Hunun ton Beach, ship 1n rccognauon or service to Mtl:nne O'Donnell of n Ou:ao. Rolary lntcrnat1onal. Lori 8owhnj of Orahgc and Melissa Locally. he was a past vice pres1-haron of Hununglon Beach. and dent of the Edison High School four l"lndchaldrtn Boosters. Visitation is scheduled from 7 to 9 In recent years. he wauctive in lhe p.m. today at Dilday Brothers Edison High Community Youth mortuary. 17911 Beach Blvd. ubslance Abu~ Proaram. which A funer3I Ma~ wall be said al 10 provides ).8fe · ndes home to you ng a.m. ruesda}' at Saints 1mon and people who art under the influence of Jude Church. 20444 Maanolia St , alcohol or drugs He received a PTA Huntmaton Beach. Burial will follow Honoraf} Service Award fro m al Good hcpherd Cemetery. Edison High. Family members said contnbu- H1s other uct1v1ties included work lions can~ made to the Edison High wtth the Boy outs and Sea View • Communtt}' Youth Substance Abuse Little League. Program. Attenuon Kay Bcrgdahl, Mr. Jano is survived by his wife. Edison High School. 21400 Ma~olia \M:tl"Jluerite; his sons Roben Cunis of t.. Huntinglon Beach. Cati. 92646. CONCERT ARRESTS ••• From Al attendant and then steered his car at a pa1rol unit that was in pursuit. Lt. Tom Durham said Roy Christopher Osborn. 19, of Fullerton later pulled over and surrendered to police, who booked him into Costa Mesa Cit y Jail on suspicion of felon y hit-and-run and assault with a dangerous weapon on a police officer. Osborn remained in custody thi$ morning in lie u ofS25.000 ba1I. Durham said Osborn's car ran through a rope barricade while traveling "fast and funous" through the amphitheater parking lot. The rope got caught beneath the car and somehow knocked down parking attendant Gregory Fox. 35, of Corona del Mar. Fox sustained numerous cuts and possibly some broken ribs. Durham reported. Meanwhile. officer Michael Howard and Sgl. John Fitzpatrick. who were leaving the police station across the street in a patrol car. spotted the commotion. They caught up with the vehicle as itspcdoutofthe parking lot and turned nortb up Fa1rv1ew Road. Durham said police tried to pull the ca.r over. but instead of stopping. the vehicle continued northbound. It suddenly made a U- tum and headed toward the police car. Durham said Howard maneuvered the patrol car out of the path. and chased the ve hicle south to Monjtor Wa)I. where Osborn stopped. SINKING CRUISER ROUTS BOATERS ••• From Al boat. v. h1ch had no v JS1ble name. was ndmg ver) low in the water shortly befo re 5 a.m. and notified authorities. Eventually. all but a two-foot section of the bow was submerged. he said. Because the 50-gallon gasoline spill posed a fire hazard. people hvang oo boats 1n the 1mmed1ate vic1n1t} were asked to evacuate. the shenffs spokesman said. Olson said the owner of the cabin cruiser had removed some gear and was apparently tn the process of refurbishing the vessel when today's tnc1dent occurred. He said the value of the boat could not immediately be determined. The vessel was not insured, Olson said. The shenfrs spokesman said it was nol immediately known what caused the boat to sink. Fair and warmer aiong the Coast, Soutn.t-n C utorna wlll be fair and a few degr ... warmer The Forecut/ tot 8 am EDT. Tuo , Aug 6 Tl>ffday .. an upper. Mt high preaurt 1y1tem oYet th• 90Uthw.etern Ital• ~Int 1trqthenlng, the National w .. ther S.Vlc•,nld. W9ak. low·t.wf onshore flowwllf continue through Tu.day. bringing low cloud• and loGal fog to the oout. bl.It WMlhef' wlH bt dry tlMWhef•. Hight wUt , .. from the 70. neat the cout to the mid-and UJ>I*' Got In th• w•rmer 1nl.ln4 v-.. LOWl wlll be from SI to ee. Along the Ofange Cout tttM• will be eom• lat• night " thtough mid mOf'nlng low cloud• and local fog near the eoatl. oOlet'#IM fllr through TueMtay. Hight In th• 701 nur the eout ranging to the tow to mid 90a In t~ valley9. Lowa tonight 58 lo 88. U.S. Tempe "' ... .. t3 71 12 7t " 13 14 71 " .,. 15 15 81 .. 81 12 72 ... 82 6$ 100 ... .. 81 ... 71 " 7t .. 71 .. 1$ 17 71 15 .. 74 17 II 11 ShOw.-r., .. 73 ..... n 14 \ ·~ ro Calif. Temps " 73 13 11 HIQll !Ow. to< ~4 hO\ltl endl<IQ al 6 IOI 16 1 m 11 51 a. ... hel<I " 10 13 &5 £........ 6$ SI 7t 67 ,,_ 1()4 11 11 92 l _..,., 115 71 eo u L.oa Ano-84 12 H 56 Oeklencl 74 St 111 49 ,_ AoOlee 118 ~ 13 51 Aecl l!llu" " et 11 TD ~ City 66 59 19 74• hct-10 114 II 114 72 Stllnu 70 S 1 118 74 S1t1 OMQo 71 M 111 71 S.,.Fr~ ff N 72 SI Santa Betl*• 71 80 116 71 Stoctuon H 83 111 59 MIQll low to< 14 tlou•• en<t•nv .:it 6 p m 13 56 B¥11ow 102 61 711 71 leMrmonl tll 6 I 100 11 flolllOP 117 S2 long e.actl "'~ t.Aontovl• Mont•.-; MLW~_, ,....,... ~a.-" Ontario Pllln\ &cwino• Paw<tona "'--Sit\ 11«'*0"'° S...Gat>r..O 9.,, JoN S11111 AM 5.,,,. Ctui Slllta Miiia T lltloe Velley T0tranca Tides TODAY ,.. eo 115 11 Ill 56 81 54 11 eo lot 711 11 eo M 80 113 71 Ill" lie H 115 S1 '° 55 ... SI 84 st 83 54 74 SI II 31 11 SS Ill 74 IMVll>e 111 75 93 14 Second lllQll I 211 Pm 7 18pm 4 5 22 81 71 ----------s.c:ond IOw " 56 Surf Report TutaDAY 711 13 IS .. 15 ... .. 93 11 90 83 83 --------------Frrt1 "'II" Frrll tow s.cono n1Q11 Second !OW 12 54 am 11t1m 206pm I 23pm 42 13 45 2.2 SIZI eMAN 1·3 ,.,, 2-3 QOOCI Extended '' IOI 90 2-3 gooel 2·3 goocl ,_. Ooo<I 1·3 1111 1·2 POOi Sun Mt• today •I 1 50 p m 11- T .-<t•y 11 e oe • m wlCI Mt• IQtlH'I •I 7 411 pm Moon ,_ to<J•v •1 10 46 p m Mt• Tuelday 11 10 42 am ltld ,_ llOlln ll 11 11 pm COUNTIANS AMONG CRASH VICTIMS ..• FromJCl coming back from business tnps, mixed with visits "to their relatives. when they boarded the ill-fated Delta Flight l 91 in Fort Lauderdale. Fla.9 Cassedy, a Laguna Beach resident sance 1973. was owner of a govern· ment and aerospace marketing con- sultant firm, Cassedy and Associates. He had just recently retired after 30 years from the U.S. Marine Corps Reserves, where he tamed the rank of -colonel, sajd daughter Ann Cassedy Welty this morning. Welty said Cassedy was supposed to take another fl ight home, but was runntng a IJttle late. He had been "sittng1ri~fll)ritta. C'assedy's two eldest sons had already lef\ for Ontario International Airport to piclcmm up when lhe news broke about the plane crash. "We heard about the accident and wondered whether or not he was on that fl ight," said Welty. "A bllnch of the family al so went out to the airpon to sec whether he made 11 ••• he didn't." Welty remembered her fat her as an acttve churchgoer who "complelely gave his time to everyone else. "He was just the mos1 generous person anybody had ever met," she said. A rosary will be said for Cassedy at 7:30 toniRht at St. Catherine's Cath- ohc Church in Laguna Beach. A private funeral mass will be held at I 0 a.m. Tuesday. The family asked that donations be made to the Union Rescue Mission an Los Angeles. C'asscdy is survived by wife Jud11h, child study center d.Lreclor at Chap- 'man College: sons Mauhew of Irvine: -\ 13-year res¥1ent of V 1llage On ve an Tustin. Hooke traveled cxten~i v.cly "-Ith his JOb and had a reputation for missing flights. said a family spokeswoman. "There wao; a quesuon as lo whether he would make this plane," said the woman. "He missed many flights but he ma<te this one ... Brian of Laguna Beach; and Paul of Laguna Beach; as well as daughters Hooke was born an London. En$- Ann of Long Beach: and Molly and land and served with the U.S. Air Betsy, both of Laguna Beach. He also Force. is survived by two grandchildren. Fabnello was said in a published Arrangements for a private funeral repon to be owner of the 17th Street were pending for Hooke. an architcc-Hair Co. an Huntington Beach, but urarengineer lofToyotaMOtor ~) the buSlriCss manager refused to USA Inc. comment on the repon this morning. DALLAS TRAGEDY •.• From Al . said. But he said anvesttg.ators who listened to the voice recorder detected no alarm by the cockpit crew. The conttoller saw the plane's lefl wing and nose down and saw fire on the ref\ side as the plane hit lhe ground and bounced, Bursley said. In vestigators said. however. that th~Jet may already have bounced off the ground once by then. he said. "There is evidence of a touchdown of the landing gear on the nonh side Of 1he highway. some I. 700 feet plus or minus nonh of 1he highway." Bursley told reporter'> Bursley also said the T nstar h;t ltght poles along the highway and nppcd through the airport penmeter fence He said ll was "highly unlike· ly" lhe air traffic controfler saw the initial impact. ~CREW READY TO CAPWELL ••• County Fireman Gary Lee check.a the ez- ' pl09lve level• of gu vapors emitted by fuel OellJ ........... .,.......,. Llplfl ~er 35-foot cabin crul9er M.Dk near Huntington Barbour. No one wu on board. POT BUST CONTROVERSIAL... ~ From Al riding low 1n the water. according to tes\1mony. Nelson said there was nothing but "gear and stuff' inside the cabin -When Freemen asked the man for <;ome 1den uficat1on. Nelson allegedly cltmbed aboard the boat and ~rambled into the cabin. closang the door behind him. . The officer laterde~nbed Nel'iOn'c; J\C.Uons as being "furuve" and said 1t appeared the man was trying to hide something. He '>atd Nelson drew back the lUrtain" on a cabtn window at one P.Qtnt and ~lanced out ·\her Nel'><>n emerged, Freeman ran a l hed un hts Massachusetts dm cr'c; ltcen\C and found S8.000 worth uftraffic warrants from North- ern ( altfom1a for Nelwn The patrol- ma n 'laid ht• then radioed for a backup officer Ml\ '1usp1c1C1n., apparent!}' aroused. Freeman ac;kcd Nelson 1f he could search lht" boJt Nelson denied per- 1m1ss1on. A ~cond officer Dave Henig. dro .. e up to the dock moments later and after being hnefed h) Freeman. he also a'ikcd Nd'l<ln 1f he could tiearch the boat Ag;.11n °'IJel(ion declin- ed. Accordma to Bo\trom, Freeman testified thnt Nelson then utd, "Search and )OU will probabl}' find 20.CJOO pound\ of Pol .. fhe JUd'C 'itated that he found Freeman s ~tatement 10 bt "remark.able.'' e~ pec1ally ~in<'c Henig didn't mention that rcm:arlc during ht') tcs11mon) Henig reponedly boarded tht' boat to find the bout' rca.istratton p:.tpe~ Whtie on deck. he rcponedly ~melled martjutina rhe ~I~ of contraband -some 164 in 111 -~ere u~ ~cntl) found 1n the c1b1n. About five hours I ter. Newpon Dc1c<.·11vc David 1karadek obtained 1 kJrch warrant by lelephone from Su~nor oun Judge John Wq_qjlt'y S1lwrntkk went o .. er thedct:ulsofthc J night's events and told Woolley that police expected lo find manJuana. weights. scales. ledgers. logs and other documents aboard the boat. Anncd with the warm n t. -pol ice had the boat moved across the harbor to the U.S. Coast Guard dock. wh~e 11 was sea rched. They found what they expected But any thought 1ha1 the drug bust was an open-and-shllt case evaporated when 1t moved into the COUr1'1 Matt Kurhch an attorney rep- resenting Nelson and a second suspect, /ound a prcva1Ltng defense theme tn a negJected. black-0n-wh1te sign painted on a paltng near the end of the M treet Pier Kurhch pre'>'iCd the issue. askang officers what the sign sa1d and wtrcn. exactly. 11 was located In an affidavit he wrote later. Bostrom ~1d he wa<11n1r1gued by lht' issue of the o;1gn and. in particular. Szkaradek's dcscnp11on of the sign Bostrom said that under inilial qucsuon1ng. S1karadck te<111fied that he did no1 5C.'e the boat un1il 11 was towed 10 the Coast C1uard su1t1on. Later. the judge noted. <i1karadek said he ~w the boat c11 the M trcct Pier whe~ ht' alr,n ob.-.crved lhe moonngsip. Responding to a defense motion. Bostrom later dro .. e to the M 1~et Pier to sec the s11n himself. HC' said ht' was shocked The o;1an wu!> faded so badly that Bo trom ~•d he couldn'l make out a sin&Jc ~ord The nc"'t day. Bostrom drove b ck to Newpon. this time ~1lh hi\ 'oun 0011tn He said lhe twooflhem \tared t the 'itJO for 10 minute before the) could discern any lcuen "It WIS Sttll 1mpon1blc to dt"- term1ne what the ~ said 1n fac:t.'' 8o'ltrom wrote in his affivad11. That !.lme day. Bomom ordered pho1ograph'I of the s1an. but ~fore they could bt taken. two c-ity ma,n- tenam'-v.urkcr~ r~pa1ntcd the \1gn . The Judge responded by aslung his baihff to draw a picture of the sign as he recalled 11. That sketch. little more than a faint smudge. was entered into evtdenceas paf"t oftfl~rt reoord by Bostrom After d1sm1ss1na the drug charge<>. Bostrom 1yped out his susp1c1ons and concerns in the fo rm of an affidav1l that he ~ve to Christopher Strople. lhe ~1ding Judge of Harbor Mu-" nic1pal Court in Newport Beach. Strople asked the Grand · Jury to investigate the allegallons. which he said he considered serious Tom Little. president of the New- port Beach Police Employees As- social1on. said he 1s concerned by what 1!. happening and feels that police officers were Judged on their testimony without being given a chan~e 10 explain themselves. Ch1d Gross 'ittid the officers in· volved 1n the drug bust" have been unfairly held up for nd1cule by Bostrom. He said 11 has affected their morale. Ci ty Manager Bob Wyn n s~ud that. as far as he 1s concerned. 11 1s only an unfonunate coin1c1dence thnt the moorina Slin wac; rcp:unled by a maintenance Crt'W the me day Bostrom asked tor the 1an to be photoaraphcd Wynn ~1d the two painter ure w1l1tna lO take polygraph tem to prove the) did not take part 1n any "conspiracy" to destroy evidence Wynn said the s11n w11 p~unted becau~ "1 1 needed to be p;unted " Dcpuly D151ricl Attorney Dereck Johnson who prOS«utcd the drua ca~ and now intends to refile the cnm1nal charae • said he disaartes with Bowom'u $C$Sment ofthecuc and believes lhat ~he moonna 1an. at bec;t. ,, only 1 m1oor side ,,,uc "II rrally has noth1na to do with lhe cJ'IC ... w1d the pro~cu1or "h is a non-"~uc that \Omehow h«ame an 1'°r,ur From Al Harbor. George Murdock. 24, suffered first- and second-<legrec bums over 20 percent of his body an the 1n1ttal blast. He was reponed in good conditjon Sunday at UCI Medical Center's burn unit 1n the ci ty of Orange. No other injuries were reponed. According to the city's consulting geologist. George Zebal. there 1s always a danger of the well exploding again. The well that blew Friday was one ot live improperly capped with con- crete in 1932 by a bankrupt company. Zebal told the Associated Press. The wells, Zebal sa1d •. should have been filled with cement before being sealed. Pressure from natural ~ 1n the 1.165-foot holes has been building since then. "It was the cheapest possible wayoC abandoning ttae wells," Zebal said. "It is only luck that ha s kept the other ones from exploding. I guess luck ran out on us on thl!> one ... The abandoned well at j41h Street was the last of the five to be recapped. Pat Moore. a spokesman for the state Department of Fish and Game, said the crude 011 that nowed.into the harbor posed no threat to fish and wildlife. The Coast Guard placed booms in the water to contain the spill and no 011 nowed to the environmentally sensitive Upper Bay. Moore said. CHARGES FILED IN FREEWAY DEATH ..• From Al 1ng down the road. Certain that Thomas Lopez was dead. Richard Lopez drove after the Nissan, Dailey said. When Yeatlcy pulled over. Richard Lope'l took Yeatley·s car keys and went back to look after hi s friend. · Thomas Lopez was pronounced dead at the scene and Yeatley was taken to Orange Counly Jail, Dailey said. In Irvine. a 21-year~ld Corona del Mar man died when he missed a curve on University Drive about 9 Just Call 642-6086 p.m .. struck a curb and ovenurned ht!. convenible. Paul D. Crawford died of massive head and internal inj uries at Foun- tain Valley Trauma Center about six hours af\er the accidenL A passenger. Douglas P. Robinson. 18. also of Corona del Mar, was only slightly injured. Irvine traffic 1nvest1gators say Crawford's attention strayed as he was dnving on University Dnve near Beachtrce. While looking at a cnr 1n the next lane. Crawford didn't notice the curve 1n the road. police said. The wheel of Crawford's 1980 Fiat convertible truck the inside curb causing the car lo skid. The car made a 180 degree turn. hit the curb again and flipped over one and a halftimes before la nding on its side. in- vest1plors said. Both men were lhrown from the vehicle. Police said neither man appeared to have been wearing a seat beh and alcohol may ha ve been ntvolved. An 1nvest1gnt1on is continuing. Wllat do yoo llke about tbt O&il)' Pilot? Wbat don't yo u like? Call lite ¥mber at left and your me11aae will bt recorded, tran1crlbed and delivered fo &lat appropriate editor. 'nit •ame U ·llour an1werln1 service may bt uttd to record letters to tilt editor on any topic. Coatrlbatort to our Letters column mast laclade tbelr name and telephone number for vertflcatlon. No clrculaUon calls, please. Tell at wbat11 01 your mind. D~.!!:t le Ouetenteed ~A,.~~E Daily Pilat Ctrcul1tlon 714/842""333 CleHlfted edvertl .. nt 714/142-seTI Alt other deper1ment• 142-4121 MAIN OFFICE l.4on0ay Ftodlly II 'fO" 00 •Of"""" 'f04JI ~ Dy s JO p Ill cal Dolfol• 1 111!1 lf>O 'fOoll CC9Y w M -...o - ~1,.;cuiy ton;1 &und41r It ~OOhOI,_~ "'91 trr 7 • 111 !Wfora : :;.c 'f'C"" eopy w4l Clrculalton Tel1pMnM ...., 0.ftlge c.-ly "4-..... Keren Wittmer General Manager Frenk Zlnl Ed•IOf Robert l . Cant,..11 Prod~11dn ManftOtt Howard Mulleftary Ad\oen~ ()rec10t AoMmerr Churchmen Cootro•ter Ooneld L. Wllllam• C1reu1 11on Manager Peear a1ev1n1 Cla1$tfoe<l 0.rtctor ~ill WWI flay 61 Col.ti ""-CA Iola• e<ldt-8o• 1~ C ••..,... CA 926~ C~t '"1 C>~ C<>e11 ""1>hhihg eomo.n., Hn -tlOI... ollo1&11at-ll()t!Ot .. t INllltl qr _,, .. "'*'" ,,....,, may lie ttr<Oduc:e<I ""''"°'' ~· '* ,_Of t llOYttQM - r r Mariners Mile sets Sea Scouts benefit Merchants alon& Mariner\ Mile -a slnp of West ( oast H 1ghwa) from Newport Boulc"ard south to the Sea Scout Ba)t -v.111 hold "The MarmcrsM1lc Tnvaal Pur utt ood Fa1nnd Open Air Dance" Aug. 17 to benefi1 the Sea Scouts a branch of the Boy Scou1s of .\menca · Act1v1t1~s wall center tn the Manners Male Square parking lot behind Newpon Ska Company. wi th many shops along 1ht: strap ofTenng special sales and. events rclaung to the cdebratton Events will began with Manners Male Tnv1al Pursuit, where entrants answer a tnvaa ques11onn1re relating to the Male Answers can be found b) walking the Mile and refenng to a Male Directol) K•"en ou t before the contest. Then between 11 a m and 2 p m .. a Food Fair fea1unng local 1tstuarants set up an s1ree1-vendor style service will provide a variety of foods to enJOY d~r10~ the day. A fashion show and open air dance will wand up the fest1v1t1es beginning al 4 p.m. Photo workshop ln lrv1ne Photography instruclor Ron Ba> han will offer a workshop on 35 mm pho1ogrnph> Thursda) from 1:30 to 3·30 p.m. at the In 1ne \enaor Center, 3 Sandburg Way. Irvine The workshop t'i designed 10 help photogra- phers understand lhe technical and esihenc poten- tial ofthear cameras. Those attending ~hould bnng a camera and a roll of lilm (all 660-3889 for rcg1s1ra11on and funher 1nforma11on A day at the beach Orange Coatl DAILY PILOT/Monday, A.ugu11 5, 1085 * Al Onofre skinny dippers pine ed Nude bat~ers bartngup as San Diego's lawmen issuing more citations By tbe A11ocl1ted Preti l\<ud1sts 11 n Onofl"f Stalt' Beach face more than JUSt a bad bum tbcte da)'I f'or sunning 1n thear b1nhda) suits. San Diego Coun1y sheriffs deputies have been on the lookout this summer f'or nude sunbathers. and since Jurie more more than 80 have been cited. compared to about 28 last summer. The depuue. are JUSt douta their JOb, according to Capt. Btll Knowles. com· mander of the Enc1n1tas sheriffs station. Breakfast speakers set Marty Lewi.a of La Puente llUldea hla younf M>D, JaM>n, alone the jetty at tlae end of the Balboa Pentnaula Sunday. a perfect day for Inlander• to enjoy auch activity. "It would be stUy t~~ve JUSt a carte blanche open. pubhc nude beach 1n v1olauon of the law~" he said. -Don't pau a lav.. hire me to .enrorcc 1L. and then come back and complain th•t n doesn't mean anfthing because 11's victimless ... he end of the beach near the Oransc County border a11racts hundreds of nudists each '>'-eektnd from Orange. Riverside and Los Angeles counues The Winner's Circle Breakfa'lt Network a non- profit business group which meets each Thu~ay at 7 a.m. at the claim Jumper Re!.taurant an Fountain Valley. has announced the speaker'! for tts August meetings. Barbara Abrams "-Ill be 1he speaker for Thuooay's session. follov.ed by Bnan Coleman Aug. 15. Or. Roben Merkle Aug :!2 and Landa Da) Aug. 29. Call 536-3021 for further information and reservations. OBITUARIE S Writer ·BryceL. Edison def ends $762 million for nuke station Oepuues standing on steep bluffs use binoculars to spot offenders, who some- times ""'"e back or point cameras. Often the nudists have covered up by the ume deputies reacb.Jhe bonom ofthechf'fs. Others simply move several feet across the state propeny hne to the ne•ahbonna Camp Pendleton Manne base. which 1s out of the shenffs JUrisdtction. Mensa to offer tests By tbe A11ocl1ted Pre11 Authonties then a.sk Mannes to send the sunbathers back over the line s6 cuauons can be issued Orange County Me,nsa. the high IQ society, will offer memberhs1p testing Saturday at I pm. an Tustin, wuh anyone 14 years of age and older 1nv11ed to take the test. at a cost ofS20 Those whose ~ore rank~ in the top 2 percent of the general population will be ofTered membership an Mensa. An opuonal social will follow. Infor- mation and rescrva11ons ma~ be obtained by calling Sunn)' Harper at 598-6247 or D•-\\.1d Lubman at Patterson of NB dies ROSEMEAD -~outhern C'ahforn1a Edison Co. has responded to a claim that 11 unnecessanl) spent S762 million in bu1ld- 1ng the San Onofre Nuclear Generaung Station. saying the mone)' was spent in the 1 nterest of pubhc safety The C'ahfom1a Public Uuh11es Com- m1ss1on stafT had charged that the mone) spent on con~ruct1on ofuntls 2 and 3 at the plant were excessive and should be disallowed. The area ts about a half-male away from other bathers and state lifeguards at San Onofre sa) they have recieved few com- plain ts about the sunbathers. The nudists say the) a~ no( bothenng anyone and wlnt depuu" to follow the policy ofstate park rangers and only uckC'l on a complaint basts. 898-9099. • Retlred ofncers plan luau The Oran$e Count) chapter of the Retired Officers' Association will hold its monthly an the form of a Hawaiian luau at the oflicers' club of the Manne Corps Air S1a11on. Tustin Bl)ce L. Pa11erson of Newpon Beach. bustness features editor of Heav)' Duty Trucking magazine. died July 30 1n Oklahoma City after an extended illness. He was 48. Mr. Patterson had sened on the maga- zine's edttoral stafTfor 1he past nine )Cars and was kno'w\n for in-depth repons and But. Howard P. Allen. Edison's chair- man and chief execuuve officer. said the PUC stafT imphed that the compan) should have taken shoncuts dunng con- struction of the un11s 10 lower costs. Recent!) about a dozen of those cned appeared an Vista Municipal Court. where the) were fined $25 each. "What )Ou've go11s a s1tuauon where the o_nl) people offended are the depul1es.." said Vma attorney Terry Scott Allen. who represented them "It.would not seem to be a muauon of Sodom and Gomorrah Th~ people seemed vcn-middle class·· All re11red resco.t'andactnedut) office~r spouscs and guests are in' 11ed The social hour begins at 6 p.m. follov.ed b) dinner at 7 Call Lt. Cmdr. C' J. Andre~n at 997-4107 for iunber information and reserva11 ons. UCI Toas~asters recrultJ.ng UCI Toastmasters. the newest cl ub an th e area to be chanered b)' Toastmasters International. meets ever) Tuesda)' evening from 5.30 to 7 pm. 1n Room 107 of the Adm1n1stra11on Building on the UC Irvine campus. Membership 1n UCI Toastma'iters as open 10 aJI. with current members made up of a dnerse group of UCI staff. undergraduate and graduate stusenls and residents of the area Call club president John Sclegean at 856-7151 for 1nformat1on. Astronomy course at OCC A th ree-unit course prov1d1ng an tnlroducuon to the ongin. evoluuon and structure of the solar sys1em and the un1vem• will be ofTcred th1!> fall at Orange Coast College an Costa Mesa Sax d11Teren1 S«11ons of the class ·"' 111 be presented during the morning. afternoon and evening hours. Fall classes begin Aug. 19 and reg1stra11on information 1~ available at 432-577:! Monday, Aug. 12 columns dealing w1tb goxetnmeJlt.and lhe--.&.,._.--.. ....... "Frankl). their \. tev. 1s wrong." .\lien .said.. business side of trucking. He won a Jes~ H. Neal honor -regarded as the Puhtzer Prm~ of trade press JOurnahsm -for his t 981 rer>ort on nOW"tnick fleets ca n deat- w11h dri ve r problems. Mr Patterson served in both the ..\fm) and the Man ne Corps with tours of du t)' tn We\t Germany and Vietnam He wa' awarded the Salver Star. the Bron1e Star. the >\tr Medal. the Arm-,, C'ommenda11on "1edal and the Purple H~an retmng from the .\rm' Resene "'-llh the rank of major He also taught at l 'SC and Orange Coast ( ollege and wa) a member of 1gma Delta ( h1 ProfeS&1onal Journalt'it1c \oc1et) and the Bahia Corinthian \ achl Club an "lewport Beach. He 1s survived by his v. llc. Landa. and two daughters. Krist} and Kell} of Newpon Beach: his parents. Mrs. and Mrs Bryce Pa11erson Sr .. and a sister Cia' le Peter!.on. all of Oklahoma ( 11~ Selma Broatedt Pri vate funeral sen ice'> haH' been co nducted for Selma C'hnst1na Brostcdt of Costa Ml!sa. who died an Pon Mesa Convalescent Hospital Jul} 2Q t'w\o Ja~'I after her 99th b1rthda} Mrs. Hrostedt, who was born 1n I rcc- dom. Mann .. had laved in the an.'a lor the last I S ~ear~ Animal wizard, in QC with circus. eyes end of spectacular career After 38 )ears of draping leopards across his shoulders. standing elephants on their head) and coaxing Bengal tigers to leap, Gunther Gcbel-W1ll1ams dreams about reurtng 10 a house with no animals -.. not e"cn a dog.. . "I ha' c. no\ aca11on. no Fourth of July," said Gebcl-W1ll1ams. star of one of two Ringling Bros and Barnum & Bailey circus troupes that tra,el the country on two-year tours. He said 1n a recent interview at the .\naheam C'on"enuon Center that he was thanking about r,e111tng down with has famtl) an Venice. Fla Balled as the .. Topmost Tiger Tac11c1an" and the "Eanh·!> Emp)'real Emperor of Elephant Educatton." Gebel-W1lltams. SO. perform) a!> man} as three shows an has 15- hour v.orkda}s ~ ......... No meetings 1ebedaled She as sur~1\ed b\ a -,on. Clanton B Bmstedt. and a daugttter. h1rle) Pnce. both of H un11ngton Beach. She also lea\.C!> four grandchildren and I 0 great-grand- children Gebel-W1lhams. a na11 ve of S1les1a. ""h1ch is nov. most I) an Poland. said he was preparing mentall) to pass the whip 10 his 14--.ear-old 11on. Mark Olt-.er Gunther Gebel-Williama and friend ln RinCllnC Broe. Clrcua. PoucE Loe Ratt fans keep Irvine's police busy at Meadows Irvine police made numerous drug and aJcohol arrests, took a ''John Doc" into custody for assault and arrested another unidentified man on suspicion of rape at an Irvine Meadows Amphitheater concert over the weekend. About 29 people were ctted f6r possession of less than an ounce of maiijuana Saturday and Sunday dur- ina an extended performance by 1ne heavy metal mut1cal aroup Ratt at the araphitheateron Irvine Center Onvc. A powor fail ure at about 10 p.m. delayed th~oncert for about an hour and pushed the performance past midnight. · Eight other people were arrested and booked at d ranac County Jail on suspicion of possessinacocainC\ more than one ounce of marijuana or another controlled substance. ScveraJ ix.ople were arrested on suspicion of drunken drivina or beina drunk 10 public. A woman 1denl1fied as Kara L. Stevens. 20. was taken into custody for felony drunken dnving o n lrv10e Center Dnve Sunday Details were not available from police. Nor was much informauon avul- able on the assault arrest. A. police spokesman said one person was arrested after breaking a sccunty aumd's 11ose. Police couldn't reltase det11ls on the rape repon. other tlan to say someone was .n custod)' •\ camera. Jewell'). kna ves and perfume were 11ems taken 1n a Frida)' burglar) of a Cheviot Dr1,e re.;1- dcnce The loss was e t1ma1ed at SHPO Huntington Beach \~ca' pur'IC worth $200 was stolen from a bro"' n 1978 TO) ota parked 1 n the '1c1n1t\ of Golden West and fdingcr S.11.urday • • • .\ ~2~ pur<:1e was taken from a I 1n8 Dodgl· Va n pnrked an the v1c1n1t\ of Brookhurst and Bushard. and a S '0 pur'le rnn1a1n1ng S 14 an l ash "'a' taken from a hlue r 98) NisSlln parkl·d 1n the: '1c1n1l\..o of Brookhur•H and Paunl Coast· H1&Jlwa) Saturda) Bnth 'll l1ms arc rei.adent'I in th<" 2000 bit~ k of Main • • • \omcone 'itOle $390 1n Canadian mone\ SI 00 1n en h. a SH radio and ------------------------------------------• . l":i\o;c ttc tape\ wonh S42S from n Newport Beach A Newport Boulevard resident stan led a su'ipec ted burglar wh o entered his home throu&h a sk) h&Jlt unday an an apparent e!Ton to stenl a pair of skas. The rc'11dcnt. who wa, watch101 TY 1n his bedroom a1 the time. heard noises 1n the kitchen ond \IW the SUSJ)«t j(DOdlOJ on his refraacrator. near a skyhaht The 'suspect. who Oed. wa descnMd Oi il whue male. 2S 10 30 yea"' old stand1n1 S feet 8 1nche tall and wcighana about 160 poundi.. • • • A boss 1u11ar. an ex pen"' vr < 1a. rel· te h1h1t'r. ca h and other item'> "-Nt repom.'<1 1itolen undA\ trum a home on fa1\I Balboa The lo'' wu' c ta m11cd at SI 785. • • • \ rl•d I QI( S Mern•dl''>• fkn1 I ~o volul·<l al S~~ CXXI. v.a\ \lokn lrom th1• p.ir.1~1 11111 \\•rr.101• \' ,·n111· h1 •Ill• The v1cttm told police the thell took place between July 25 and Aug. 4 wh ile he was awa)' on 'aco11on. 1.A.funa Beach Police cued Ronald Jo~ph K1pkc. lO. and Ed"'ard Louts P1ckarsk1 . lO. for alleged public nud1t) The 1v.o men wert cued shonh after ' a m ~unda) at Heisler Park'. • • • .\n unknown 1h1ef stoic the {8rburctor rrom a VolkSW3JC'n parked Sunda}1 on Woodland l)nve the v1c11m told police • • • C loth1na valued ut S7SO "'a l't'· pont•d ~tolen from u cur ~rkt•d earl) \undo) on So uth< oa,t H1ghwl\ • • • \ (hlT DriH' rcs1dert1 reponul a 1117~ Mt•T\i.'dC\•lkn1 JU()() \tOll·n r11d.i' 111 \.tturJa, I h' car v.a\ P'\'\ ti\ \'IHI '-1111'IJ\ tn llolh \\-nOO ~1111.;\: \;llJ • ____ ,,.... __ _ ------ • • • Police arrcstcd Paul Richa rd Markel. 21. on usp1c1on ot dn\1ng under 1he influence !I I akohol Markel wu ,topped a1 ~ am l\atur da) alona 1hc 1000 hind;. ,,f \ou1h Coast H1ah""a' lrrine kwlcn ond 11 tell'\ 1\111n ,~·1 "-Crt s1oltn fr.om J Bear~"' .ipMtment ~turd•> Burala~ hrokc a fron1 "1ndow to enter the apanmcnt ,, ... Bttr. wine and food wa' u1kcn Imm 3 aarngi: on \('quota T TC'(' Lane u homt>ownt•r \lltl.I ••• T"'o P<"<'Pk ~ere arrested at u Ma' .\nhur Boule' ard n1&ht club on \u1ip1uon of l"O'~'"na a controllcd !.UMtASOl"t'. um t-.. ltanscn. 0. and Paul \1 \1:H · r \\ere ht~>kC'd at Orangt• < 1111nt\ J.111 rrnt.1\ • • • rnom JI thl' Beach C omfon Hotel I I H I I th ~t.. earl) today • • • \ hurglar ~lOlt' S 100 an clothana S400 1n '>ponina aooc.ts. a SI OO l"ar \ll'rco and a S 1 lS camera fmm a tan llJ7l( furd Van park~ ~hand lhC' Hun11ng1on ~ach Inn. ~111~ P1e1lil < 0.1,t H1gh"'a". aturdl\ n1aht • • • "'lomcon,· \tole tool\ valued at s' 000 lrom the aaraar of a homt' 1n tht• 16100 l°'lock of(iangt'I turdJ\ n1ah1 \crnrdana to pohcc repon\, the huralar Jtned cntn b\ brcakana tht•. lud. . . . ) \ n''ll<kn1 1n the 200 bloK ol C h1~ ill reponed that ~mNne \IC\lt: h,·r I OOC\ Cho"< ho"' t.101 from hl.'r h111 .;-'\:llurda' night. Coeta Meaa \ .. ~ ~a~h C'fUl~T ~IC'\Ck "'I\ "'fl\trll d ""'"n Trom ~n unlod.,·d µr.111,• 1111h,• 1'tl0 bloc•t-. ol •orctham lXl"-Cen l'I pm and 111 'u pm liaturda' fhe culprit al~o abandoned another stolen b1qde at the me ••• F1~hing gear and tool\ "onh \41IO v.cre rt.>poned -.1okn lrnm an un - locked car in an apanment t0mple' at ~\~ti anta \na .\\ bet\\et:n 1..1 a m Fri da\ and Q a · • aturda\ .\ pur~ ronta1n1ng s' "J' rcponed \tokn 1rom an unl<X ~c:d l3r 1n an apartment compk' al PO .\\Olado bcl\\c:en ~ p m .inJ I I pm \aturda\ The: toial los' ''<h WI at SI \ .. Fountain Valley En1enng through unknown mean~ o' N the Wl'1.·hnJ )()mto~ bur- glanzed th<' \ktrl' ..\ppra1\8l <. o " third lloorotli,l'.lt 'l'i50 \\amer .\'c The loss included a \crO\ haah-\pt('(i pnn1er wonh ~I '00 • • • .\ Huntington fk:h.h re\tdt'nt re poned turda\ that '<'meon<.' broke in to her i.toraac "hed at I O'i05 Garfield .\ve. omct1meal1e1 .\pnl I Th,· bu1alarapparenth u~J Ike\ or a pick to dete.11 a padlock on the shed The lo~\ induded t>edroom fum11ure "-Orth SJ 000 • • • .\ rt's1dcn1 of the 17100 block of San \1Jtco rcponed turda~ that her "'h1te and bloe 1978 Datsun pickup trurlt. "1th camper shell .,..as stolen frnm her carpon The loss wa e\11m.ttcd at S3 500. ••• ..\ rt"\1dcnt of the 16900 block of Mt. Hutch ing'i told police Saturda)' that ht•r hluc ~tumi} tru1ser bicycle was \tokn from her o~n garage The lo\.S ".i' t'st1matC'd at $70 ••• ~,1ml't)m· u'\cd holl cutters Satur· JJ, ll• ,tt·al lour black,.all tire~ ~ ha1nt'd tu .i dt'>pla ) ou1 .. 1de Grand .\uh' lt>1ll l tl.ubor Bhd The lo "JH\l1mat('d at S 180 • • • l ntcring 1hmu1h an unlocked sltd- 1n n·:ir th'klr. ~mt'une buralanz~ a homl on 1he I, I 00 block o(Locust. a rt \1den1 rcponcd \aturda~. The lo~~ included S4f! 1 in cash and some cookwar~ "-Orth $26 Mother jumps from bridge \·\' OIEG<" (\Pl -\ \OUO& "'-Omin hold1na her \ \tar-old daugh- ter 1n htr arm11 JUmpc-d from the ~4b loot h1ih centC'r \pan ol tht' ( oronftdo bnd c lt.1lhn1' ht•r\elf and lrtt1call\ 1n1unnt the l"h1ld. puhcc u1d Pa .. ~n&er\ 1n a pn-.ue boat putlcd the two from tht' w11e1 unJcrnea1h the bridge at l·r the 1ump 01.(u1Ted hou t S 10 pm \unda' ''The mother hWllt. thc hrunl ot the lall .. u1d t t < onn1c \an Puttl"n ,,t 1h ~ n r>1cio PohC'C' Otrtnmt'fll -i"l'lll uM ind1nnt" th"' (.,... '.r hold1n~ 1nl' ,h1lu hut th<11 a J'l'\'lin11n1u' 1nd1r1t1on and v. all ha\<' 10 hi: ~l kc,1 up b~ a coroner'' '"' rc.111-1\1on " \uthnri11ec. "''thheld thc \1Ct1ms' 1dcnt1t1("\ until the '\\-Oman·~ husband uiuld he found hut a coront'r'\ uffil 1.1l \11d the ""oman wa a 24-·\Clf 11IJ rt''ldcnt <lfthc \outh Bav area and a \ludcnt at \t'uth"'e'tem ( olle lier Jau1h1cr 'utlered tacaal in· 1unt and a lractun-d 1h1gh •~"Corda to < •rc'l<ll''\ ~ott of Uan\On A.m· l'IUl:an<\• 1CT Sh~ .. -as ttoontd n rnucal \Ot'\d1tton tale Sunda) 11 \ { sn \1t"l11 al ( entcr -·- '· .. I r A4 a,.. Coast DAILY PILOT/Monday, August 5, 1885 Fear of AIDS' spread growing N um her of peoPie worried that disease will hit close to home doubles tn 2 years EW YORK (AP) -Ne.rly two- th of the Americans polled by N week maptine l>etieve AIDS c-Ou1d p~ad to the general popu- lation, and the number of peoP.le womed that the disease will smke close to home has doubled in the past two yeal'S, the m•ga.rinc rcpe>rts. Almost half of those Polled sa1d they behe"ed AIDS bas caused unfa.at d1scnmmat1on apin t homosellwtls, but some a.re so worried about catchina the du.case that they shun hom05.cxuals and refuse elechve sur· 1ery that would rcQuirc blood tran~ fusions. AIDS. or acquired immune defi· ciency syndrome. is an a.m1c:tton in which the body'o, immune system becomes unable to rC$i t djse~. h is moi.t likely 10. i.tnke homosexuab, abu~r of injcctabk druas and hemophihocs. h can apparently be prcad by !lt'xual contact, contaminated needle' and blood tronsfusions. hut not by casual contact Sixty-two percent of tho e surveyed by New week uad they think at as very or somcwh1u hkcly that Al OS will spread to the general population. while 26 percent said 1t 1s not too lakdy anJ 7 percent $81d 11 as not at all ltlely Fourteen perttnt s1ud they fea1ed they or someone they know will 1c1 AID -double the 7 pen:cnl who answcl't'd the &:tme question sn July 1983 . Thiny-onc percent ~1d they are not at all worried they or someone they know will get AID . In July 19831 42 percent said they wcrt not worried at all, Newsweek reports m its Aua 12 edition Marijuanar ids begin Forty-iit percent of those surveyed said they believe AIDS h~ cuuscd unfatr d1scrim1nttt1on against all homosexuals, while 13 percent said they are a v.01dmg people they know or suspect to ~ homo!.Cxuals as a precaution against contracting the disease. · Twenty-eight percent said they are avoiding places where homosexuals are known to ~ presenr; and 21 percent said they are refusing elective surgery requiring blood transfusions. Attorney General helps start argest eradication program . WASHINGTON (AP)-Federal, state and l '!" enforcement agencies, led by Attorney General EdWln Meese Ill, tcxiay launched a nationwide series of raids on manJuana fields an what they called the largest such eradicauon program ever undertaken. . Meese and Drug Enforcement Administration ~e~d John C'. Lawn led some 2,200 law enforcement authc:>nt1e.~ 1n the 5~state sweep wub plans to "manually eradicate up to a quarter m1lhon manJauna plants over a three-day penod. · h Meese. arnv1ng 1n Hamson, Arie., to supervise t c operation. walked from his jCt to a grcr sedan and nodded to reporters. He then went to state pohce headquarters for closed meeungs with law enforcement authont1es. Plans for the attorney general to fly to an Ozark National Forest site where authorities were ripping up canmb1s plants were scrapped, however, followmg heavy o erntaht nuns that threatened flash flooding in the area. Even before the SO.state erad1ca11on operation ffidally sot under way, agents h;td cleared some plots in Newton County, A;lt.. in the nonhcrn pan of the state, and had cleared other plots in Illinois. Federal, state an~ local authorities aJso had started pulling up plants in Cahfom1a on Friday, police said. . There were no plans to spray the plants wuh pa~aquat or herbicides, but such future action was under review by the DEA. Some of the raids were to target pnvate, hydroponic or "greenhouse" operations as well as those m open fields and on federal lands. authorities said. In a statement released befQre the operauon, Meese said "this massive coordinated etTon signals the resolve of the Reagan ad!flin~stration to deal efT~uvely with widespread cult1vauon and sale of manJuana grown withtn our borders." · "We are sendmg a strong message, both to the domestic produccn of manJuana and to major source countries outside our bordtrs, that the U.S. government takes very seriously the need to attack production of this drug." the attorney general said. According to those surveyed, the top prionty for AIDS research should be finding a vaccine to prevent non- infected people from getting the disease. More than half. 56 percent. said a vaccine should be top pnonty. while 28 percent said finding a cure for those already a0l1cted should be top priority. . Only 5 percent said they beheve the government 1s spending enough money on AIDS research, while 50 percent said.it i not enough, News- week reported. The poll, conducted by the Gallup Organization, surveyed 759 adults nationwide by telephone Aug. 1-2 The margin of error 1s plus or ma nus 4 percentage points CONVERSATIONAL JAPANESE HEARING AIDS Aiming to cultivate the student's hstenin~ and s~eaking abilittt:s for personal or professional needs, a course 1n .Pr~ct1cal Conversauonal Japanese will start at Japan Cultural Assoc1at1on at 2130 N. Grand Ave., S.A. (Northside Church of Christ) Claaa 1tart1 Auwu•t 15, and will m"t n ery Thuraday. To re(iater and for further infOf'mation call 547-7733. 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Balboa - ON THE PENINSULA BALBOA V•let P•rtcfn 673-7726 Bo01b truck blast injures 48, 6,000 are evacuated By Tbe Aatoelated Pren ('H EC OT AH, Okla. -I ntersUlle 40 wa$ cl~sed to c;t~:~~~~~:~~ afier one-ton military bombs on a 1 JOQ..mi~ hlghwaY P · · · t lea t 48 blew up ma traffic accident. leavina a hole 3S feet deep andf1~(;00"~~le • wu peoplt. state police said This eastern Oklbalhom: to;.n oMo' t of the mJurcd evacuated for about c1aht hours af\er the asu un (r· b h le suffered effects of shOCkW3.VCS from the CJtP,IOSiOn~ r rom re"~n~~~~O ;~ The flatbed truck carryina 10 bombs collided ~it 8 car pu Oklahoma roadway from the shoulder near the U.S. 69 interchange. the H1ahway Patrol u1d The car caught fire and the blaze spread t~edtb~k :n~ the bombs. tnggcnng Lhc cJtplosaons tha.t rnttled homt:s. scatte e ns n touched off arass fire~ that sent smoke billowing for males. . Log error poalbly caa•ed tra1n crulJ WESTMINSTER, ('010·. -Crews who worked. through the weekend today completed a detour around a highway turnpike overpass that was damaged dunnga fiery head-on crash of two freight trams. Five crc~en were killed Friday when the Burhngton Northern trains collided on a bb~ cu~e under the Boulder-Denver turnpike, part of (.!.S. 3~. The heat m ' e resulting fire caused the road to coll~~se. Unoffic~I estimates.of total da':ge from the collision approached $8 m1lhon. U.S. 36 itself -which seres~ si 41,000 cars a day -may take several months to fix . at a cost o near Y million. Astronauts transmit f1rst •WI plctarell CAPE CANAVERAL. Fla. -Challenger's astrona~1s transmitted the first pictures of the sun tcxiay from a telescope they had SJ;ven. up for d~~ as they sailed through the final full day of l~etr extended sc1ent1fic ~xpcd1t1on. "It's working." said astronaut John-David Banoc, an astrophys1c1st. as . he viewed TV 1maiesofa sunspot snapped by the tel~sc:?pe· ~hich ~a.s measunnr. magnetic fields an the solar atmosphere. "Fantasuc, rcphed M1ss1on Contro - "The expenmenters are delighted.'' · Walter walvesjury trial, attomey •T• NORFOLK, Va. -Arthur James Walker, one of fol!r men ae;cused of selling Navy secrets to the Soviet Union. has waived his nght to a JUI) tnal because be believes one judge would be more impartial t~an 12 Jurors, Walker's lawyer says. The trial was sched~led to begin th1~ morn~ng bofore U.S. DistrictJudge Calvitt Clarke Jr. "Arthur as comfortable with the Judge an~. fec!s he'll get a faartnal from him," attorney Samuel W. Meekins said Sunday. Hes not SO sre a JUry would be as w1ll1ng tO be fatr." ~ • Artlficlal .. IJeart patlent enjoyed vi•lt JASPER, Ind. -Artificial-heart patient Bill Schroeder enJoyed h1~ first v1s1t home more than the debihtating effects of two strokes allowed ~1m to show, his doctor and family said. Sc hroeder, 53, ~~c second fl'l:an to receive t~e artificial hean and its longest-living recipient, v1s1ted wtth fr:tends .and fam.~ly at har. house Sunday and rode in a pa~de crowded with c~cenn' nc1ghbors. It was great.'' Schroeder's son Terry said. "This 1s something hes wanted for.a long time." It was the Jasper nat1yc's fir~t t~p back since rece1v1ng the plastic Jarvik-7 pump eight months ago 1n Lou1sv1lle. Ky. Dlegal dollars are dumped for pe808 SAN YSIDRO -This border community 20 miles south of San £?iego has become a haven for people trying 10 dump illegally obtamed.dolla.rs m return for Mell*aft-j)CSOS. aocord-i-og--to cwrency c.xchanac operators and federal agents. Terry Keller. manage~ ofth.e ~n Diego operations for ~k Pei:t~· a national currency ·dealer. said 1T11lhons of dollars a m~nth m susp!c1ous currcTicy transacnQns occur in San Ysidro. lie descnbed a suspicious transaction as when a customer comes in JUSt before closing, exchanges $30,000 wonh of currency. and 1s not. con~erned. about the exchange rate. Federal law requires that cash transactions involving more than $1 0:000 t?C recorded on currency transaction reports. which arc the governments mam tool in detecting money laundcnng. Even with the required forms, h<?wever, agents say cash profits from tax evasion. di:ug smu~ang. ahen1smugghng and organized cnme continue to be laundered in San Ysidro. Strong quake rocks central Calllomla A VENAL-A week.end earthquake that Jolted Central California caused mostly minor damage and rattled the Diablo Canyon nuclear power plant, authonties said. There were no inJuncs. The quake struck at 5:02 a.m. Sunday and measured 6.0 on the Richter scale, said Dennis Meredith, spe>kesman for the Cahforn1a Institute of Technology 1n Pasadena. The temblor collapsed the ce1hng of an adobe-type house, shattered the windows of three businesses and caused minor ruptures to four water lines. said Kings County sheriffs deputies. The earthquake waf. centered 15 miles cast of Coalinga, where a 6.7 quake on May 2, 1983 caused 47 tnJuries and $31 million in damage. Character actor Frank Faylen din BURBANK -Character actor Frank Faylcn. whose 7~ycar career took him from the stage ofa Mississippi Ri ver showboat to the sound stages of film and television. has died at age 79. Faylcn died Friday at St. Joseph Hospital in Burbank. Beg.inn mg in 1935, Faylen portrayed gangsters, cops, cab drivers and factory workers 1n more than 400 films. Born in St. Louis. be and his family of acrobats and singers ltvcd on a Mississippi River showboat, where as an infant he was wheeled onstage in a baby buggy. He later became a vaudeville song- a'nd-<iance man before turning to film . Fund grows for man charged In cop deatlJ LA JOLLA -Former world heavyweight boxing champion Muhammed Ah was one of24 people who paid SI 00 each to attend a benefit for a San Diego man chllrged 1n the shooting death of a police officer. Sagon Penn. 23, is scheduled to go on trial Oct. 23 for the murder, and his father, Thomas Penn. said organizers of the Sagon Penn Self-Defense Fund hope to raise S 120,000 to pay attorneys fees. The reception Sunday was held at the La Jolla home of Simon Casady. a former pubhshcr, one-time candidate for mayor and a Democratic Party activist. Penn is charged an the March 31 murder of officer Thomas Riggs. Castro a79 Ve.co IJarraued by CIA HAVANA -Cubin °Prcsident Fidel Castro, portra¥ing Roben Vesco as a Qlmaly man who deserves to be left alone, says the fugitive financier has been slJbJccted to harassment at his Havana home by U.S. journalists in cooperation with the CIA. At a Sunday news conferenc.e, Ca$tro said the CIA tipped off Amencan reponers about Vesco's whereabouts to deflect attention from Cuba's efforts to encourage Latin American nations to renounce their huie foreign debt. Vesco is wanted by U.S. authonties on fraud charges and has lived a nomad1cex1stencc since becom ing a fugi tive from justice more than a decade ago . Castro said Cuba granted Vesco a visa after the financier said he needed med1cal trcatmcnt in Cuba. Boycott threatened by mine~ Wnored JOHANNESBURG, South Africa -lanonnaa boycon threat by a union representing 230.000 black miners. white authorities said today they had arTC5tcd another 14 people under state of emergency powers. The all-black National Union of Mineworkers has said it will boycott white businesses this week 1f the wh1tc-minonty government's 16-<by State Of emeraency is not hficd • Mayon mark 40tll annlvenary of A-bOmb HJ ROSH I MA, Japan -Mayon from 23 countnes pthered today near the ,1te of the world'' first atomic bomb attack 40 years aao and called for "1ntcr-c1ty sohdarity"to prevent nuclear war. "The atomic bomb that in a flash reduced this city to rubble at 8: t S in the momina. 40 yean aao tomorrow tran~formed H1rosh1ma into not merely a place, but a sy mbol," said SocdJatOmoko, president oftht Tokyo-based United Nations University. The week-Iona F1rs1 World C"onftrcncc of Mayon is ~•na held about half a mile from Hiroshima's around 7ero. where the firSI U.S. nuclear bomb hit. Solima prnldent gem lou.rtlJ term LA PA7, Bohvia-V1ctor P11 E'tcnssoro. 77, thcdcanofl..at1n Amcric.an statesmen. won h1$ foonh presidential term in three dee.de today on a vote by the new Con~, Pu E~uenssoro, a centnn, won support from most of the I '7 conpn men ap1nst former military monaman Huso BinLer, who w11 the w1nnt"r ofla\t month"telo~ popular vote Af\eran alf-niaf\t 1es ion, Conarcu chose Par Esten wro on 1ht ~nd round ofballotina. He out polled Banur 94 vote lo SI ,, . .. 'Miarrii ·Vice' detectives top Emmy nominations PASA~ENA ~A~) -NBC's bouncy, color-<:oorc:b-rutted detec:uve senct ~tam a V1ce" lcd the fitld today for lbe_37th IJ?n,ual,pnmc-tunc Emmy nominations with 15 wbil~ tele~ 1 hottest comedian, Bill Cosby was absent by bu own choice. ' NBC led the oet~orks with an overwbelmina 125 out of2~7 tow nominauona. CBS bad 75 ABC 41 PBS 39 aynd.~caf.cd show~.~ 2 and O~tion Prime Time fi ve. • . Miami Yi~ .was no.mmated as best drama series, wtth other oom111auon1 101na to series sw Don Johnson as best lead actor in •. drama series and Edward James qtm~ u best .•upporuna actor. The show also won two di.recl;ton nom.1nauons, amona others, mostly crafts and tcchrucal nomrnees. NBCs comedy "Chttrs" prnered 12 nominations, and 11 ~ .~nt to NBC's "RiU Street Blues" and the NBC~spcaal Motown Returns to the Apollo." CBS' "Cqney cl Lacey" aot 10 nominations and rune cac.b ~nt to NOC;'s "St. Elsewhere" and the Nae mini-aenes . WalJenbefa: A Hero's Story." . Bill Cosby, a three-time Emmy wtnner from .. I Spy" 10 the 1960$, was not amona those nominated as best lead .Ribbon of peace circles capital WASHI NGTON !AP) -Peace demonstrators who encircled th e Pentagon and other capital land- marks with IS miles of homemade tapestnes strung together 1n a "nbbon of peace" said they planted a seed and celebrated an "affirmatJon ofhfe." Festive demonstrators fanned out Sunday with the 24.000 panels and colorful stnps of tapestry to surround the Pentagon, the Capitol, and the MaJI near the White HouSt' and Lincoln Memorial. The tapcstncs, created by stitchers 1n 50 states and 20 countries. depicted what people would most fear losing in a~uclear war -items ranging from Ca bbage Patch dolls to trees and flowers. Activities commemorating the 40th anniversary of the atomic bomb- ing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, Japan, were continu1n$ today across the street from the White House with a remembrance of the children killed in those 1945 blasts. actor an a comedy senes Cosby said he dad not bcheve an compel*C?O bctwetn perf'.onncrs and asked the Academy of Televmon Arts and Sciences not to consider lus name torn-on1inauon. But NBCs "The Cosby Show" 101 caaht nominations, 1ncludin1 best comedy series, Phylicia Ayres-Allen as best lead actress in a comedy series, one dircctina nominat}OD and two wntJna nominauoos, plus technk4l and crafts nominations. Other proarams rcceivi na multiple nominations were N]JC's "~e Bumina Bed," with e{aht. includina best drama speaal and Farrah Fawcett as best lead actre&5 in a limited, serieJ .or special; CBS' "Murder, She Wrote," with seven, 1ncludin1 best drama senes, bcs1 lead actress in a drama series for AnJCla LaosblU)', and various technical and crafts nominations; NBC's "Night Court," seven includina best comedy scnes, best lead actor tn a comedy series for Harry Anderson, best supponmg actor John Larroouette. Two shows bad su nominations: PBS's maru-scnes about the last days of British rule in India, "The Jewel an the Crown" and CBS' "Do You Remember Love?" TV L1sr1NGS ----- -1:30- • 2 ON THE TOWN G Qt FAUi. Y FEUD 9 THATS INaE>IBlE 8EYEONL.A • w·A·s·H -~Nat • Wl.O, Wl..D WORLD Of ANMA1.I DUOTOAWEB< Cl) SAN DIEGO AT LAAGE d) P£0f'l.FS COURT m MOVIE t * . .., · tjne•pecled F ltl'ler ( t94 11 MISCha Auef Dennis 0 Keefe MOVIE • • • Nevel' Say Ne'lef Again ( 19831 Sean Connefy Klaus Maria Brandauer -8:00- .. Cl) SCAAECAOW AHO MRa KING D al TVS BlOOPE'RS AHO PRACTICAl JOKES D MOVIE olicc estimates of the number of participants in Sunday's demon- stration ranged from 15,000 to more Ur.ln 20,000. Organizers had hOJ>{'d for 50,000. * t 'It "The Hauoling Of .k.1111 ( 1977) -~ ...... .__ ___ ~~=-!._~M~11£acl'OW ... ~ Promoting AIDS benefit ~FIOCASTlEAHO Al the Pentaaon. where an esti- mated 10,000 people held the nbbon around the giant complex. demon- strators sang. "All we are saying. 1s gi ve pc.ace a chance" "I wouldn't call th as a protest," said organizer Mane Grasso. "It's more an affirmation of life." Aetrae-Eliubetb Taylor and Wllllam Miaenhtmer, ex-O JOKEA'SWIU> ecud•e director of AIDS Project Lo9 An&ele., talked to the ~~ZONE media Sunday before attenclin& ~ lunclieon In Hollywood 41> MOVIE publlcbi.DC the Sept. 19 Commitment to Life benefit. That *** Blac .. Su~f 119m Robert celebrity eztra..ganza la expected to rabe $1 million to ~ = ~~ CON'T1NENT combat acquired fmmune d eficiency aynd.rome. '11> SMfTHSOHIAHWOALD Orange Cout DAILY PILOT /Monday, Augu I 5, lNS M •The Covenant' Michelle PblWpe play• Clair Noble, the &ood twin In a powerful family wbo are keepers of an ancient co•enant of e'ril and control a eupernatural fon:e, in .. The Co ... enant, .. OD NBC'• Monday Ntiht at the lloTlee tonJ.Cht. -11:35- 'c.l MOVlE t • ·~ "Unf111n1U11y Yours· 1198.4! Dudley Moort Nututjl l<ltlla1 -12:00-• (!) INDEP9l>efT NEWS l:.:il.9 t t O'Hlra 1 Wife ' ( 1982) Edwlrd Atn' I Mifllflt Hartley -12:30- D at lATt llOHT wm4 ~VI> LETTEMIAN 8 TWUiHT ZONE I M&lll&O OON08HOW (!) ZANE OREY THEA TEA • MOt.llE * • • • Al OllllC On The Western Front" ( 19301 Lew Ayres. LOUii Wc:A- hwl'I • NIEP9C)ENT NEWS • FAW\. TY TOWERS l1J MORE AEAl PEOPLE CB PRAISE THE LOAD (O)MOVtE t i-t "The House By The Cemtctry' t19811 CatrlOOI MICColl Paola Mii- co • t · Dell OI The Century" ( 19831 CheofV Chait Sigourney w_.,. -1:15- C>MOVIE • • Cheecll And Chong'a The Cor· SICln Broctlers 119841 CllMCll ,,... 111. Tommy Chong -1:»- G lil NEWS 8 MAM lWAIN N«J MET HARTi IC M Ot.D WOT alAL.L ICMFAMl.Y ~THELOM> MOYIE ••• ., 'Strenge lnYIOlrl' 11982t PM LllMlt Nlllcf Alen 'l)MCME •• ., R&flles t 1940) Oi¥ll di .... Yllllnd Orlld NMn -2:00- • C88 NP#8 '9GHTWATQ4 G AECON>OUDE eYCME *** "Ttie ~" (19441 Ray Mtlland, Ruth Hustey. eMCME . • • • 'ilt "Sabnna (1954) /WttJ<~ Hepburn H\lmplVey Bop1 a!NEWS mUOYE • • '• ''White Savlge' I 19'31 Mana Monaa. Jon Hall -t.30- 8 NEWS ~NEWS •W nEICBES -2:46- Qj) llfJ IOQJS PftOON•••t0 -2:!0-~MOYE • t • '' foor Fnends I 19& 11 Ctlig WlllOll Jodi Thllen The tapestries were produced by professional and amateur craftsmen. including many children, who labor- ed for two years in schools., homes, social centers and church basements, crtatang the anti-nuclear messages they embroidered, quilted and painted on their segments. Wine bugs attacking state vines Molester's marriage not first concern The ribbon wound through Wash- ington Sunday morning and just after 2 p.m. linked up across the Potomac Raver with the segment that wrapped around the Pentagon, as thousands of colorful balloons were released into the skies. "Pohcy-makers can't help but no- tice th as," said Gloria Ziegler of Janesville. Was., who ca!r,ed a tapestry quilted with flowers. 'If they don't hear at today, it's a seed that's been planted and 1t will grow." Justine Memtt, a COiorado teacher who dreamed up the fol k-an idea. had said each panel should depict what people could not bear to lose in a nuclear war. Knstin Ekman. a 12-year-<>ld from Saratoga Spnngs, N.Y., earned a ribbon on which her Sunday school class had embroidcried a Cabbage Patch doll. Anne Gibbons. a minister at Var- ainia Tech University an Blacksburg. Va .• carried a blue d · tapestry adorned with variou size ndals - symbolizing her fa ly members and her unborn child. On the south side of the PentaJon. a Soviet television crew interviewed demonstrators for a program to be aired Tuesday m the Soviet Union. commemorating the H1rosh1ma and Naaasaki bombings. RUFFELL'S UPllOLSTEIY fer ftt .... ,_ Uh 1tu ...,. llft.. wra llS& -su.us1 Call 6 2-5678. Put a few words to work for ou. SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -Move over. Afncan loller bees, an J.\mcn can insect named phylloxcra 15 working over the California wtnc countr)'. attacking vanes that contribute to 90 percent of U.S. wine production In the end. the Wlno bug ma y turn out to be a more potent destroyerthan the exotic v1s1tors that surfaced downstate at Lost Hills A quiet battle IS being waged to outflank the dead I) aphid-the same species of louse that devastated the vanes of Europe in the 1870s -and defend the $5 4 balh on Cahfomaa wme industry. Phylloxera 1s making headway 1n some parts of the once mostl} immune premium winl' re- gions of Napa and Sonoma \.allevs. ~ys a UC Davis entomologl\l. Under more senous threat by the greedy critter, according to Associate Professor Jeffrey Granctt. are some 30,000 acres of grapevines in Monterey County that are planted on their own, susce-pt1blc, roots rather than grafted onto resistant rootstock. Although he estimated "a lead tame of I 0 to 20 years" to control the bug in 1 the Napa-Sonoma regions. that produce among the top wines an the United States. Granett said the growers arc VCI) womed over the "two or three acres" showing a phylloxera-induced decline. FARMERS INSURANCE Have a Safe Summer uum •HUIC( ~F- 131-7740 ~41 Old Newport Blvd. Newport Beach The finest personalized cutting and hair design possible tor today's professional man. 20 years custom haircutting experience. By ppo.ntmer1t MICHAEL FAYE ~,,., HQlrcuttlng For Men 645-6288 feahx1nQ Mict1ee1 Fayt l-fe11 Care PrOduci& Originally In a..1y Hlltt 338 E. 17th St. Costa Mna. Cs/If. DEAR ANN LANDERS: Your reply to the woman whose brother-in-law made sexual advances toward her teen-age daughter d1dn 't go far enough. l can understand that she doesn't want to wreck her sister's mamage. But what about all the young lives this man will rum 1fhe as allowed to continue this behavior? I have seen first-band the effects of incest and child sexual abuse, and beheve me. they can be devastating. ANN LANDERS Jt takes some people years to recover. Others never make 1l. lfthas man moved on her daughter. he bas moved on others. and he wt.II continue in that pattern. She 1slucky herdaughterhad the courage to tell Many children do not have that land of rclat1onsh1p with their mothers. We must stop protecting adults who abuse ch1 ldrcn and start protectrng children who cannot protect themselves. The woman should make It clear to her brother-in-law that ifhedocs not seek professional help 1mmed1atcly. she will tell her sister and inform the1uvemleauthonues. Sign me-WORRIED ABOUTTHEKlDS DEAR WORRIED: Yoa are rtgtu oil! I bope yoar letter will eneo•rage all abused cltJldren to tell u adult at once (mo tiler, aut, ancle, neighbor, teaeber, clergyman, doctor). U no action la taken, tbey aboald tell uotber adult, and another and uolller, util llley get tbe belp llley aeed. 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A barfed secret of W1 kiad can nJa yoor wltoJe lift. • • • • DEAR ANN LANDERS: I am enclosing Page I of the newspaper so you wtlJ know I am not maklngttus up As you can sec, the hcadbnt reads, .. WORLD'S OLDEST MAN WEDS AT 130." The subtitle says, "90ycar-old son says Dad 1sa fool.'"Underth.at 1t says, ... We want lotsofbab1es. ·exclaims his 37-}'ear-old blushing bndc." Is thts possible? My wife insists It has to be bccau~ nev.spaperscan\fet away with pnntJngl.aes. What do you ha ve to sa) about this. '-\nn Landers - W .\ITTNG FOR YOUR llEPL Y TN N Y CITY DE.AR W AJTING: Newapapen are aot Hppoaed to prtat Uea bat some papen are a bit more reek.Ina wttil &M facta tlu.a otilera ne story, u reported, does not sqaare wttll a soorce I trait lmpllcitly. Aeconllag to die Glllues1 Book of World llttonla ( wbote fa eh att carefully researclaed &.Dcl docw.meated I, tile oldest Uvt.1mu11 l lt yean old. HJ1 name t1 Sli•1~yo hamJ. Be realdet la Japaa. • • • DEAR ANN LANDERS Last year my husband and I moved into this apartment and signed a lease that said, "We understand no ctuld.rcn arc allowed to lave an this building.·· 1 am 37 years old and was told by several doctors I couldn •t get pregnlU'lt. / Yesterday I learned I'm lhrtt months along. Can the landlord evict us'>- OH IO MIRACLE DEAR 0 .. : No. Yoa..r expected elilld I• eoasldered "u act of God. i· Wltea yoar lease 11 ap, ltowever, yoa may aot be granted a renewal. Health New• •.. 9 of 10 Headaches Are Not In Your Headl Headaches seem to ronstdntJ:. bt' BY DR. JAMES McEACHERN in the news In an ~ue of Parade, tht> Sunda\. Th<' Doctor of Chtropracuc s nt>w<;paper magazme. Dr Max dJ'\S\\N tu the man was sunpJy that Murray Braff. M D dan.'Ctor of hL' problem was not emotional but Ne" York's Stuyvesant Polyd.an1t · ml'\:hani(al " And mechanical Headache Chnic. challenged the problem.c; can Ix-corrected w1tN C'lm~pt that most headach<" art> proper treatment and care it's u emotional m ongin c;1mpll' .as that In has arncle descnbmg a stud" of .J.000 patients over a penod of 18 H'ars Dr Braff reported that in over 90 percent of these cases h\• found that headache wa.s "a n• ft>rred symptom caused by fll('('han 1c.1l derangement of the ct'rv1cal 1 spine which an tum prod~ 1rrua uon of one or more of the ct>rvical nerve roots and-0r 1n~muttent l'Ompress1on of the v.-rtebral ar tcry " Of rour.w. what Dr Braff I& sav I mg. m plain language, 1 that nlnl'Of l ten headaches are due to spinal ITU8lllagnmen ts DR .McEACHER I thank th.e proof of ttw pudding And 1 would hkf" to warn head· comes when you IK'e tht n ulw that ach<• uffcri•n. who r"f'I~ on pllls and l an tM-obtained an tn:aung a per~m pamklllers A h<-adac-he tabll'\ n.-. with headachf' problf"m lU'W". univ temporanly a hl' d - Dortol"S of Ch1ropr tit ltf'\ 11f1t'n i)dW \\'hf'n you come naht down to a.~ed by pot1 nu. bout \hr mo 11. ~hl<'ts att poor . ubstatutr ror u~ aspect& or hHd h~ I know ~hat the per.on With • h dlK'h .. ,lf an individual wh COC1\1Tl<'nt rt-ally af r. An M'ld to th hnct· ... ------------------------.. ~·n told h<-.dt1rhfo5 art' nu '<i h\ : ~ Wa! ~nu llv "Out tor I Vt • ·ht on<'(' nd for all' emouonal prob!~ but l don't ron-1 Dr. .1cE.cbern mala\alu ~ ldf'r m)"'IPlf • Pf' n who I II) Chlropr ctlc omc-c ., nu ()f... rluttt rt<t « und r an) ~rt'a\ pn 1111t AH . lte ''E," Coata Mesa; UJ'M ' t 710 13J f.. ,. ....... thca .. 1 t 'hp iloll.u :-.,I\ an~ niupons I • Ferguson puts rookie energy t o constructive use ~ For many legislators, the freshman Jenn is a time to assess the new surroundings, find the best bars and restaurants in Sacramento, hang the pictures on the walls of the new office and learn where the restrooms are. Not so. for Gil Ferguson , R-l'.'1cwport Beach. Ferguson has escaped the anonymity that usually characterizes the first-tenner with his highly visible campaign to oust former Vietnam War protester Tom Hayden fro m the Assembly. Rare as it is may be for one so green in the ways of state ~ovemment, Fergusorf has actually developed a reputation. He is the rookie point man for the patriotic right. But, on a less symbolic, more substantive level , Ferguso n is building a reputation as a man obsessed with a desire to cut through the bureaucratic morass and find real solutions to knott y problems. In recent months, he has tack.led two projects not onl y unresolved but made worse by government's response to them. First, Ferguson examined the rehabilitation effort at Newport's Back Bay. He found a confusi ng jumble of agencies and authorized regulators each attacking the task blindly indifferent to the efforts of the others. A retired Marine offi cer, Ferguson recognized immediately that the troops needed to be organ ized if the mission were ever to be accomplished. Consolidation of those environmental agencies with authority over the Back Bay became one of his legislative priorities. Last week, Ferguson chaired a public hearin~ on the problems related tq_ health care ~omes in res1~ential neigh borh oods. He Tound bureaucracy once again run amok. He found too many age9cies involved at every level and a general state of paral yzing confusion separating the victims -in this case residential homeowners -from the solution. This time Ferguson not only set another legi slati ve priority, he set a tone for his first term and, perhaps, a theme for his poli tical career. He wants to reducethe size of government and rpake it manageable and responsive to the people it is intended to serve. Certainly, that's not _a new idea. especially among oonservativ-es But-it is an idea that many in the state and federal government seem io have lost sigl}t of. _ If Ferguson hammers on this theme with the same dedication and energy he has showh in his campaign against Hayden, he will become that rare freshman who makes a real contributio n to hi s constituents. If you can 't stand the kids, move out of the beach area To the Edi tor Come now, Jona C. Allen (Dail) Pilot. July 26)_.the obvious solution to your problem with the youth of Newport Beach as to relocate In other words. move' I my~lf am "closer" to the age of those obnoxious young people (1 am 18) I am. by no means. applauding the 1ncons1derate beha.,,1or of my contemporanes. I am. though, ques- ttoning )Our reasoning for laving in a 'iummer residence that has been the haven of )Oung people since my mother was m) age (she 1s 49). Fact - the attractiveness of Newport Beach has in the past, and will continue to draw tremendous summer crowds of young and old people altke. Not all of whom will be mild mannered vis- itors. May I offer a suggestion? If you own your residence, how about renting to summer visitors? If you rent. how about living 1n a milder social climate dunng the summer then moving back to the Newport you love dunng the wanter? KATHLEEN M. LONG ~ '. Costa Mesa .. ·I'll p~rsonn lly be very happy wl>en science gets around to m aklnga1 g 1 .. phonf' t hat Rives ome t.YP ofwarnJngabouf what ort of call I com 11 n . 'It's not my fault' seems· to sum up American Way Current fashion- calls for denial oT - any respopSiliility The other day I was sitting at m) desk. more or less minding my own bus1nessana trying to get my jOb done so that I could go on vacation. when m) phone rang. I don't know about you. but I'll personal!) be very happy when sci- ence gets ~round to making a phone that gives some type ofwarnangabou\ what son of call is coming an. Ma) be u'll tank very polttely wher.LJhe incoming call as good news. jangle when it's band news. anct C'Tllll a BrOAJt chffr when there's a tekphene sohc1toro~ he~ Anywa~. this 11me it ~ould haH' t1nkcd. The caller was a reader, and he had called to tell me how much he had enjoyed m) last columlf My last checkup had vcnfied the fact that I'm at least 84 percent human. so this bit of information made me very happ). It's alwa)S nice to know that people cnjO) what you wnte. and more so that the) agree with what you wnte During the course of our conversa· t1on . he made menuon ofa fev. things that he felt needed to be written about. The thing he said that made me stop and thank was that the schools were busily engaged in teachang the "three Rs... when the) should be teaching four Rs. Four Rs? Read1n'. ·r11i n'. 'nthmatic' and ... '> M} vel) first thought was reading wming. anthmet1c. and computers. but the study of computers obviously doesn't even remotely equate w 1th an R. so I asked what the fourth R might be. ' Respons1b1ltty. he replied. At fir'it blush. this seemed hke an e"<cellent idea to me. and I promised m) caller I'd give It some thought It turned out. howe.,,cr. that the more BILL HARVEY parent that even the fumble-witted detec11 "e played by the late Peter Sellers would have arrived at the sa me conclus1ons. and the accident report reflected exactly my versio n of what had happened. How refreshing 11 would have been 1f the driver of the other car had said "I'm SOr:). I didn't sec you.'' Why didn't she? ume I gave to this idea, the less l lill.ed Whe"' has this "I don't care what 1t 11. 1s. I didn't do 1t" attitude come from? Of 1hr four Rs men11oned. by far . In the case of an action where the the most cnttcally important is re· consequences arc dire. murder for spons1b1ht). Because theie are 25 to example. 11's a natural act of self· 35 students and one teacher an a class. preservation to deny any rcspons1· and there arc maybe 2.5 kids and t~o bilit)'. But a fender bender> To my (111s 10 be hoped) teachers an a fam1t). ~edge, no onellil cver..ionc. to 1\. would appear thar lhc best place fQ,.: for makang a dent 1n ! car. learn about respof\s1b1hty would·be at y own feeling 1s that this state of home. thJnk1ng is a direct result ofl>ei~ tole There ts one glanng flav. 1n chis o~er and over by tflelegal profc-ssion theory. Beforc you C'3n teach a to"'n~cr admit to anything," and 11's subject. )'Ou muc,1 know 'iomething been reinforced by things hke the ahout 11. Miranda demion (You h~ve the nght The current fashion seemo; to be 10 to remain silent...) and the fact that accept absolutely no re:r.pon'i1b1ltt} people refuse to take responsibility for one's own actions for their own actions and profit from I had a personal experience with that refusal. this phtlo!iophy recent I}' I had pulled Rt•mcmber the man who dove into into a parking lot and was stopped. the ocean. inJured himself, and sued waattng for a car to 'acate a parking the Cit> of Ne" port Beach for S6 space. ~s that C'flr was backing out of million? 1ts space. J felt a thump. and m} ca r Tht'> whole philosophy of non· \\.Obbled .\ car to m} right had respons1bilt1) 1'1 extrcmcly sad. and backed into the c,1de of m)' car. can onl} add to the backlog of cases I got out 10 f>ee what damage had that clog our coun system. For- been done. So did the driver of the tunatelv. it's not a na tional other car. a middle-aged woman In phenomenon Man) places in our the next three manutes, I was told an countr) still clang to "old·fash1oned" no uncenaan terms that I had "come values. than~s like "1f 1t"1 not yours. around the corner at 80 miles an don't take It· and "1fyour neighbor's hour" but that she had "not seen me" an trouble. help him." Also, "be and that I had absolute!) ··no nght" to considerate of other human beings" dare 10 stop behind her car. and. most of all. "accept respons1· The damage was minor. but be· b1ltty for your actions." The only way cause of her absolute reJectton of any to regain these values is to teach them respons1b1lt1y for the accident. I to our children. not by rote. but by called the police The officer talked 10 example her and her passenger first, and his If )Ou 're not w11l1ng to accept that first words to me as he walked toward responsibility. our society is in deep me were. "Bo}'. they've got you going trouble. to prison." Colama/11 Biii Harvey Jive• ID The circumstances were so trans-HODtlngtoa Be.cb. BILL HARVEY coJumnl•t J1c1 AIDEISOI and DAU VAN A IT A Teacher' benefits may kill program Summer pay costs Head Start a large chunk of its funds --------- WASHINGTON - A deliberate abuse of the federal unemployment system thrtatens the continued htih quality of service provided by the popular Head Start program for disadvantaged preschoolers. The ap- parent abuse stems from an almost· forgotten bureaucratic turf battle. Unlike most teachers, who are prohibited by law from receiving unemployment benefits duri ng sum- mer vacati on. at least 32.000 of the 40.000 Head Stan teachers and aides routanely draw jobless benefitsdunng the summer. They're hardly getting nch, of course. Last year's average total summer unemployment compensa· uon for teachers was S 1.210. and for aides $973. But the ancreased cost of the unemployment insurance premiums paid to the states by the local agencies that ru n Head Start programs must come from their federal grants. And. as Health and Human Ser- vices Department lnspeC1or General Richard Kusserow points out an a recent report, "escalatinicosts ... are unnecessarily eroding the quality of .Jhe..pr~ms by dccreasina mour ava1labe for direct services to the children:' "T he source of the J,.summ_ttsom- pensation) abuse seems to ansc from the 'turf neaotiataons 1n 1979, Kusserow wrote to Rep. Gene Chap- pie. R-C'alif .. in June. He was refer- ring to the competition between HHS and the newly formed Education Department for jurisdiction over Head Stan. As a successful program w11h widesprcad bipartisan support. Head Stan was coveted by both agencies. HHS won the j urisdictional battle. "After considerable political pressure from our department," Kusscrow wrote. "one of the outcomes of this bureaucratic exercise was for Head Start officials to convince the Depart· ment of Labor 'that Head Start was not an educational program" - and therefore should not fall under the ban on summer unemploy ment com- pensation. At the tame. Ku sscrow noted, unemployment insurance premiums paid by Head Start grantees (and other employers) was low. so "no particular adverse consequence was anticipated." But as the recession and high unemployment forced the states to raise their premium rates to em- ployers. "the result of this ( 1979) decision has p~ven disastrous:· Kusscrow wro1e. G enocide Treaty deserves to die for its defects An 18-statc survey of62 Head Start grantees' ansurance costs shows why: The total in premiums paid for the summer benefits has risen from $9.8 million 1 n 1983 to an estimated SI 5.6 million this summer. Some exam- ples. Drafted in 1948. its fl a ws put it beyond Sena t e committee ·s clean-up abilities In an ancmpt 10 deal "'llh the threats to .\meman rights po!>ed b} the GenoC1de Treat\ drafted b)' the l n1ted 'a11ons in I Y48 and '>1111 ixnd1ng. thr "c:natc Foreign Rela- tion~ ( umm11tt'c lahorcd m1ght1I} u nd a11achl.'d !>C\ eral provisos .\lthough these address some prob- lems the}' cenainh don't clean up all the const1tut1onal defects Thccomm11tcc attachmrnt'i do not c,n"c U\ from the dt'ia'itrou\ effect the treat) v.ould ha\t on our criminal 1ust1ce S)Stem as 11 relates to fedcral- statc relations. In the U.S legal s~stem most crimes are pro\Ccuted under ~late la"s. not fede,..c1I The treat) crc.-ates the new federal cnmc of"genoc1de" But what make\ genocide different from hom1c1de a~sault. bauery or k1dnappang" That dt'pends on the an tent w prosecution would depend not on the ar;t 1lself but on how the indictment 1s worded The late Sen Sam Er' 1n \atd that this is one of the treat) 's greatc)t defcct'i bccau'iC 1t would tron'ifcr the p ro~C'C'Ut1on of ncJrl\ eHI\ hom1c1de as~ult. batten and ~·d·· napp1na from the )tJte coun\ to the federal cou11s for an 1nternauona1 court) The tre3t) 0 !. 1ndu\1on of \U(h ORANGE COAST Daily Pilat .. ague cnmes as conspmng. 1nc1te· ment and comphc1t} also would give law\crs a field da\ to move dcfen- dan.ts into federal rnurts. Then there '' the problem of vagueness V. hat docs 11 mean to prosecute someone "'ho dehberatel) 1nf11cts "on the group cond1t1ons of hfe calculated 111 bnng about its ph)st.eal destruct111n 1n v.hole or 1n part'>" l'loboch kno"'i .\s 1:.r' 1n pointed out 11 might mean lhJt J \t,11l or t ount) official could be prosrl utcd for genocide for refu.,1ng 10 &l\c "clfare benefits or gl\ 1ng tx:nefits th.it 'iomeone thanks are inadequate What about J 'ienator or con· grcssman who defends the l1lhng b ) one side or the other 1n the Middle Eas1 confronta11on\) These are JU'>l some of the loophole\ 1n the treat\ ThC' C''\tn1d111on danger to L' ~ c1t11C'n\ ''one of the 1ra\ est problem\ "Ith the 1rca1) The treat) pltd&e' to l .. \trad11c l S nt11en 'i :H'C'used of gcnoc1dr l ndCf\tJnd1ng No I hmm this 'ihghtl\ h' \3\ing that v.e will grant C\trad1ttnn onh for :ict\ thoit are criminal under the lav.\ of both nation\ Frlftlc ZJnl ld~at 'Tom TeU M.,,...l4'1tor l",.Ol>t/Wlcl _, J<ty OI ,.,. ,-•t lj/) """' I•• Jt Cot•• ""-·~-eo-·~· •o "''' t ·•-C• m:e Oon ,.,,.., . Oily fc!llat CrelttMff ~(II'"' PHYLLIS ScHLAFLY There 1s less to this understanding than meets the eye. While it 1s true that the U.S. go,ernmcnt does not extradite an)one except under a specific cxtrad1t1on treaty. the U.S. Justice Department lawyer stated at the hearing that the e\trad1t1on treat) v.ould not ha"c 10 \pectf\ "genocide" so long a'i 11 1ndudci. "hont1c1dc" or other acts mentioned 1n the Genocide Treat) (which the) all do) The most recent eittrad1t1on 1reat1es alread) agreed to by the United States include \uch language a!> "extrad1t1on shall alw be arantcd (or willful acts which. although not being included 1n the Append•'<. are pun1sh11blt in accordanct w11h th<' federal laws of both Contracting Pante\ That means that &enoc1<1c wouJd be automaucall) included a\ an extra· d11able ofTcn\c although not spectfi- call\ mentioned l 1 \ ht\\ and pohc 1c~ on e'\tra· d1t1on do not require that the other count!) '<1 criminal procC'durcs 11ve the con\t1tuttonal protC'('t1ons that \meman<1 enJO~ It'\ JU\t too bad al ~1)u hu"c to uand tnal 1n a c:ount ') "' re the t •.S 8111 of Right\ docsn t apph Oneofthc mo\t,ric,ou problem\ with the Genocide reaty is llS Anacle I ~tatemrnt that acnoc1dc 1$ a 1:nme in 11mo of peace l\NO \\ar l;htt Opt'M up tht• p<>J\ththt) that l ~r \ 1ct'mcn lifbllnt 1n fomrn countnt1o could Oc tnrd f0t ttl'ntXtd(' undrr the trl'lll\ Oh, 1nu\I\ tht'\ Ju lfltcnd to "de,trO)" w1th1n the meaning of the treaty. Undcr~1and1ng No 4 ~tates that wartime act!> -;hould not be con- sidered genocide without "specific an tent " Our sen icemen ·should not have 10 defend themselves in a foreign court apinst accusauom of "specific intent · without the protec· t1on of the L'.S Rill of Rights. The treat) would provide a cover of lc;.gahty for "show trials" of U S. servicemen Understanding No 5 rcsen.es the right of the United States to efTect 115 partic1pat1on in the 1nternat1onal penal tribunal onl)' b) a treat) entered into tor that purpose. But 1n the hearings. the lJ .S. Justice Ocpart· ment attornc) said this could be done L.M. Bo vo b} executive agreement w11hout the COMCA I -Of t.ht Senate, The declaration says that the president will not deposit our ratifi- cation wuh the Un11ed Nations unul Congres~ passes legislation to im~le ment the treaty. as required in Article Y. That cannot be cons1dered a safeguard since the whole thing would be a sham 1f the Senate ratified the treaty while hoping that Congress will renege on its duty to implement it. The Genocide Treaty 1s so badly wntten that n is beyond the skills of the Senate Foreign Relations Com· m1ttee to clean it up. It a'i a danger to all i.\mencans. Pbyll/11 Scbl11ly 11 • syadlcited columal1t. Sweeping up the profits .\ manufacturer Of aold Je"'rll) in Ent.l11nd vacuumed his shof carpet ever) do\ for nine :renr.'> hen he hurned that car~t -smelted 1t. a\ 11 "erC' :>.nd rcco,ercd more gold worth Ill the 11me snooo 11 ·, not a wharr 1f 11 tJt)(~n·t run paralltl to the \horeltnc .\n Iranian hu~hand ha~ the leµI nJhl to kill his Mfc. 1f he find\ her v.11h ano1her man Rcnov. ned wa\ Nc'I( Ztaland for It\ f11ahtless birds C erta1nl> Ne~ Zea- land on11nall) h d no \nake\ no l rocod1lc\ and no land mammal\ \I) prr) on htrd' a~rnund then j'l\'nrlt 'hmH·ct up. Pol,nr~1an, hflngina ~•th them thrirdos\ on purpo~ .ind 1hc1r rats b) accident .\nd the day\ of the flightless birds were numbered. Q What are the most popular n1ahu for watching TV., .\ unday fim. then Thursday Saturda) comeA in Inst Onl) place on )our bod} when-you can ICt I Clear dellaled VICW Of )'OUr hloodvcucl~ t\ your C)C . F1m Juda11.m took Saturda' forats C)abba1h So muantt} took un· da> Thtn hlam took Fnday. That was the order of Sabbath Stlccuon b)' the thrct m11or reh,1ons which u~ 1hc \t\en-da) C1ene IS wrtlc L.M. Boyd 11 • 1yodlc-•led ~lamrdil. •Bill Rfchardson; Head Start di- rector for the East Missouri Action Agency in Flat Raver, Mo .. told our associate Tony Capaccio that his unemploymenl insurance costs in- creased by $27.000 from 1983 to 1984. Seventy of his 84 teachers. aides. cooks and van dnven draw the summer benefits. •German S. White, Midwest re· g1onal d irector, noted a year ago that the insurance premium problem "ts plagu ing arantees in all six of our states." particularly Illinois and Michigan. "A number of gtantccs have even broached the subject of rtducin-their enronment." ne warn- ed. White continues to stand by his warning. •John L. Jordan, Atlanta rCJlonal director. pointed out even earlier in a memo to Washinaton headquarters that "more than 80 of all arantecs (Strvang 87,000 children) are affected by this problem, and if current trends continue.: as appears likely, the prob- lem will rorce a number of arantees to red uce the number of children served or aive up lhe Head Stan arant~." Jordan saidnfs wamina still n andi. althouah so fir onl)' one arantee. Voorhees CollC&"C of Oen ma rk. S.C .. had aiven up its Head Sta.rt program because of a $200,000 insurance deficit. MI NI-EDITORI AL: For more than a year ~c·vc been upo "'' the cxccncs and questionable activities of the Federal Emcraency Manatt· mcnt Aacncy. and pah.icuJarly of its director. Lo u1 s01uffrid1 Now. 1n tht ~ake of a House subcommmee's charae of ~nous m1Konduct by ht' agrncy. Giuffrida has rcs11ncd Wt applaud h1 dt'<'mon. and hopir that Conarc ~•II cont1nur 10 keep1t~ C}c on FEM • Jlrt A•d~rion •od DaJr Vu Attt •r~ 1y94/lc•IH t'0/1mal1ta, Orenge Coast DAILY PILOT/~~· A"Outl 5, 1885 When you 're hqt;you 're hot; NBC failed pilots sizz-e By JERRY BUCK ,,,~.,... LOS ANGl:.LE:.S ~ummer 11. the ttmc when the network~ unloacJ their rtjccted pilots ont() an unsuspectan& public and hope to r\.~over put of their investment . Gut NBC. currently nd1na on cloud nine after a decade 10 1he ratinJS cellar. has found.e ven 11s failed pilots noun,hing. The network scheduled three movie-pilots. The fir,t, "Code of Venicnnce.'' tied for second place lhe week cndinJ June 30 rhcn "S1in· &ray" tted for first the week ending July 14. Both were broad(;ast Sunday night, and the compe11t1on. mostly rerun~. was not formtdable. "Stingray," for instance, was up against the USFL championship game on ABC. which placed near the bottom of the ratings. Tht third pil ot. "The Covenant," will be broadcast tonight. "We were anxious to get audience feedback on these three pilots," said Michele Brustln, NBC vice president for drama development. She has panicipatcd in the development of every NBC one-hour show since "H Ill Street BJues." "It would beam 1snomcr. however. to call these busted.pilots. They were passed over for the fall season. but we did want to sec how the audience reacted. These pilots came in very late and very rough. We didn't have an y time periods (or them. I think in other years, when our ratinas were lower. they would have &Otten on the schedule." It appears likel y that .. Code of VenJeancc." retitled "Dalton," will ao for at least eight episodes some- time in the upcoming season. In the movie. Charles Taylor starred as a Boy George becoming a man now? By RUTH SINAJ ._......,_.rtl .. TEL A VIV -He cut his tresses and did not wear dresses. "Do you really want to hurt me?" a more demure Boy George asked concert fans. "No," they unanimously screamed back. Though his populanty appears to be waning in Eng· cd States, his fol· lowing is going troog i o Lsrael, where punk is a late·bloomin_g cul· tu re. About 20.000 Is· racl1 teen-agers. who used to be Boy George mMe at home wearing shorts and sandals and si nJi ng wholesome ballads, turned out to see their idol at an open-air concert last week in Tel Aviv. About no fainted from excitement, medical attendants said. and ushers used hoses to spray water on the audience in an effort to cool them down. Many were decked out as Boy George lookalikes or wore safety pins in their noses and had skinhead haircuts. HowevC"r. some said the) were disappointed at Bo} George·~ toned-down appearance -espec1all> his drab attire and has short hair. Though promoters promised 15 costume changes during the per· formance. Boy George remained throughout the 90-minute show 1n black pants and knee-length 1acke1 His only concession to dazzle was heavy eye makeup. The question ofh1s clothes 1s a sore subject Wlth the 24-year-old lead singer of the Culture Club band. Reporters attending a news con· fercnce were warned by organizcn to only ask him questions about his "creauve process." A reporter who defied the inJunc· tion became the butt of Boy George's insults. so that what the singer lacked in outrageous appearance he more than made up for in language. "Thing$ change qu1elcly-in lh1s aeneration although you're obviously a lot slower:· Boy George told the reporter who asked him about the d~s he wears. The Bnt1sh media. which the singer called "hypocnucal and d1sgustin~" appears to have become dis- enchanted with Boy George's gender· bender style. In recent months. it has ignored him eltcept to attack Boy Georv. for refusing to appear 1n "Live Aid," a globe-spanning TV concert to raise money for hunger v1cllms in Africa. Boy George explained that his failure lo appear in lhe two concerts held simultaneously in London and Philadelphia was "not malicious" and resulted from scheduling pro~ lems. Other reparts ~1d he refused 10 appear after a fiaht with benefit orpnizcr Bob Geldof. He claimed not to care what the public and the media think ofh1m. "I don't care ir they come to stt me because I took weird or because I can sina." said Boy Ccorac. He admitted he w:is .. no Jrt:St mu 1c1an." and agreed that his tylc was 1nOucnccd by many s1naen. 1nclud1na Olv1d Bowie ' ("he' a acnius") and mokey Robinso~ Cuttina his hiur was a Que uon of fa h1on and not a stab at rcspc t· abihty, he <said. "I did 1t and now c-veryonc i, doina 1t " Ho~ver. h14' d1\favor with the med1A or his drop on the chans ma~ be n-pon 1blc Tor the 1.amcr Boy Ooo • who tarted hfc " Geo e O'Dowd. the n or I work1n eta 5 Roman C'atholic family in southea t London 1 li<l) (1COl"&l' mar al\41 Ul\ers1f) hi\ tlknb nc\t )car and do ;i mo\1C wllh comedian E.dd1t Murph,, .. I'm aooo 11 mal-ana pc-opk lau ~·.A tw '81tf. drifier v.-ho hclP' a )ouna mother l"Vcnae the de th of her brother and who stOP\ a feud involv1 n& &Un· runnina and dru& smuaahna that 1s teonna apart an AnLona town. where )'OU looked )OU had tO ~ land l thoua,ht of 'Shane.' " It appcu\ unhkel) that NB will pick up .. tinaray " created by \cp. hen J. Cannell ("The A-Team" and "Rtpllde"). Nick Mant'u~ !ltarred 1n \he title role ( '11niray was a main, not a car) u a m)ster) man who helps a youn1 female dcput)' d1stnct attorne} fml 1 .-ngland ludnapp1na plot. The churactcr ha been likened to "Rambo." a 1milanty that NBC 1~ nOT <11\lvow1n1 hetause Of the movie's huic summer success But he's really closer to "Shane," the my,tenous dnftcr played by Alan Ladd in the classic I 9H Western M1 s Brustin stud she sees it as "a contemporary Western." "We wanted the movie to look like a big Western." she said "'Every- ... Stingray' wa~ developed as a 9 o'clock show." Mm Brusun said "But Stephen crcntcd a different character and arena than we had discussed. He was a man of m)stery with an almost surreal quaht'r He '"WEIRD SCIENCE' BA RINNY AND ENI EATAINING MOVIE." -Roger lbwt, "AT THI MOVB" •llllA .... _ •COllA ... ·--IA~'-' ..... s-......... l'IN> liA ....... 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(I ) .. , ...... , ....... , -------T1L , .. ______ _, eawards CI NE'-'A WES. 891 l9JS V.(C.Tl,l• .. <.'f'IA'.,<),.)[ .. Wl '. "'' ..... , 1•· ''llCITITW FITIW'"1 • •a•de Cllte Mac, • ~ c;oc-Al c111er wa-. ll CU U MlllS Mill ...... \ ' I I ' "' A8 Orange Coast DAILY PILOT /Mond y, August'~. 1985 PUNKY WINKERBEAN THE F AMILY CIRCUS "WOW! That angel must've bowled a STRIKE !" MARMADUKE by Brad Anderson "Would you mind holding your digging class In your own yard?" DRABBLE I 8·5 GARFIELD BIG GEORGE by Vlrgll Partch (VIP) 0 1'm only • Sund•y p•lnter. Th• reat of the WMk I'm • hit m•n for the mob." DENNIS THE MENACE by Hank Ketcham , MY DAO tXlSN1T ~ WAAT I DO .. AS LON6 AS HE lX)ESNT FINO CUT AeouT IT.• • ·. -. by Kevin Fagan 1 (,l)f.!f.> 1~'!>J06T A Lill l..E· 80-4 lt.l~I~ ~M£1 by Jim Davis TMEY PON'T MAKE POORS THE WAY TMfY USED TO ErTHER SHOE ~ WONDEIZ ~T ll4E Ot-' UOfZOSCDPE ~ ~15 ~f2NING ... PEANUTS FOR BETTER OR FOR WORSE TUMBLEWEEDS A~E '100 V/fMI l\k;-Ml 11\JCR!~ ~E:'f:KIN& COLOGNE? BRIDGE I MEAN, fT DtOHTeottt~ '/CAJ.,.-HAf I ~T 50ME 1i~ Wrffi Herc: iHIS ~~er~- .. WE1RE 11MALLIES'.1 WE LIKE TO ~AN6 AROUND wmi THE OTHER MALLIE5 . by Gary Trudeau by Jeff MacNally by Berke Breathed &#Pl PO )tJCI ""1tlse W€ .Mr R'JN'f H~ EJKJfJ6H Vil!RPfl6SS IN ()(/If UV6S ?/ . ~ ~t. J '%:'11: A 'YI \ by Charles M. Schulz by Lynn Johnston by Tom K. Ryan \JIE ~HOtJLQ rJeve~ HAVe 1..ocmv · MOE'S COT-~ ~~E. ~ ~ -----r"!'""" ....... -+--r: J l ' fc r ls J} ~ •--ANSWERS TO WEEKLY BRIDGE QUIZ Q.1 -Nell her \ ulnrrablt>, a!> South you hold: +A654 ?74 v A105 +AQ83 The bidding has proreeded. Ealt South Weet Nortb p<'1nts 1n cluhs. Re!!pond one no Lrump. lht> dt'fen.,e. Out of re'ipert for our pocketbook, we will ht>at a hasty rl'lreal to three spadei,. LOOK WMAT YOU PIOTOTMAT-CMAIR.GARflfb~ YOU'RE 1'00 f'AT I AM NOi roo FAT. THEY J 05T DON'T MAKE CMAIR'3 1'Mf. WAY TMf Y US(P TO 11:::::~~~=f-l-L-J-;l-.; D~ 3 ~ 3 • Q.4 -Neither vulnerable. a-i South you hold: tt --.. .;-K-7 -o A'Q85'Z + i\ K'T63 The bidding has proceeded: Q.6 -A!> South vulnerable, you hold: MOON MULLINS JUDGE PARKER ,_.. ........ _.-...._.__ ___ -1 MRS BELLN.AP PLEASE LOOK AT WHEN SAM OR•VER Ml!ET9 WITH THE Mt0Wlf:."E WHO ATTENDED THE 61RTH OF W!!NOY SAVERN,HE SHOWS HER THREE! ~APH9 1 THOSE TWO PICTURES "GAIN ' A.RE YOU SURE l'HAT THEY ARE NQT MR ANO MRS S A.V ERN:> by Harold Le Ooux NOW WHAT AeouT THIS ~-• MAN? 00 VOU REC06NtZE HIM? ? What do you bid now'/ A. -First, bear in mind thdl part ner might be bidding under pres sure o( the three heart preempt Se«>ndly. you ha ve a minimum takeout doublf'. And la-;tly. you havp thf' wor"lt pos<,1ble heart holding. All thecie fartCJr-.. suggest that a pass 1s the prudent ac·t1on Q.2-Both vulnerahl1, a .. South }'ou hold· +K6 '"'AK1 0954 )6 +AJI04 1 ht• b1rlrl1ng ha proceedel'f: outh We1t orth Eaat I I + PaH Pa11 ? Wh1H &t'l1on do you t1tke'' A. -You hove 11 very fine hand, both o££en41iVt>ly and dPfens1vely. and no bil'f 1n hearli; or dubs will dt•-.rrihP 11 "''<"Urllt t>ly Oc4'ide~. partnt'r rn1ghl ht' lying in th1• bur,ihf'" waattng to puntl>h Lhe op porwnt" l>ouhlt•, 11nd 'l4't' how part· nt•r rt>nrt'I If ht' rt•tn•at~ to d1amon<1', you ran .tlw,1yc; reh1d .) 1>ur hf'ar" Q 3 -"11>1lh..r \ulnnahlt>, j' ~outh you hold +!t~ 63 1 K98 +~Q7052 I' at rt n..r 0~01 t hf' h1ddmr with "lf' "fltldt•. Wh:ll do ynu rt'spond'/ A . -Hf'r:iu41•• ol your poor 'lu1l qual· lly and the (ar.t lhlt YOU hlvt' I king in 11nothtr ,u1t, your h1nd dot' n't qu1hfy for two club rt•pon followed by I thrt't ~lub re-bid. 'inre you <'linnol t'ount hnrtnt11 In "padl' lpannt r'11 AUit i in valulni your han1J, It 1 worth at mn•t ninf' South Welt North E&1t l 1J I • 2 PH I 3 + Pa11 3 ~ Pa111 ? What action do you takf''/ OMAR SHARIFF A.-You rertainly want to be fn game, but you don't yet know whert• you want to play th h nd or lH what level (even lam UI not out or t hf' question). You know partner must have a good suit or a good flt for your suit because of his fref' bid Of LWO heart!!: SO for the momt'nt W(' J>uggest you bid t.hree hearts t.o 1ee if that 1n•pircs partner L-O vigorou!I Ml 1on Q.5-f~ut We11 vulntrablci. u" South you hold: •AJ092 '763 ~JM42 •ll The bidding ha'l prO<.'eeded : r•forth Eul outh W • t P,ua P... P••• I• l + Pa.M 2 • • Obie Pua 1 Wha( iclion do you take7 A.-Al ttfis vulntrabillly, wr llkt to puni h lht opponent aa much a anyonf' l'!I e wf' klfow However, in thi• ~t,1utnrt par.tner'• doublt: shuuld be <"On9idtrtd rooper. 11ve. 1utd ·~ haY• littlf. l!l ttintnhutr to '.\ • K987 Q5 v 10752 +962 Th~ bidding ha!> proceeded: Weet North EH t outb I 0 l • Pa11 Pu• Obi• 2 . Pa11 7 What do vou hid now'> CHARLES GOREN A. -Wh1IP parl ner might not have all that murh 10 high car<l!!, he cer L111nly mu'll have gTellt distrihu I ional '4trength to vrnture to the I wo l~vel on hi" own. Though your hnnd did not look promising at rirst, your honor rard~ ln partner's suit11 plu11 lf'nict h in hlci first bid •iuit hu lmµrov tf 1t enormou"ly. We would n"t blamt' you 1( you jumped to four ~padl's. but w1• prcter giving part ner a hit of IN•way by jumping to t hrf'I• 41pl'lllt•\ .. er lnfor alloD about ('ll1rle1 Goren'• n.w new1letwr for brid•e player•. writ• Go,.o Brfda-Lettu, 1009 ln1ta111r.. .. o Ave., Clnnamla· 100, • ,J. OM11. ,. • AirCal declares dividend Air Cahfomsa's Board of 01;cctors ha declared a quanerly d1vidtnd of JO cents per hart on 1t preferred stock. payable Oct IS to shartholdcr of record Oct. I . in Much I 98S and the action by A1rCal's board 1s the tttond quarterly d1 v1dend paid on the stock. AirCal 1s a we tern l'ellonal carrier serving 14 cities 1n . California, Ne- vada, Orqon, Washinaton and Brit· 1rCal's preferred stock was 1s ued I OTC UPS & DOWNS NEW YORK (AP) -The fOllo'41(1ng 1111 11 Amerl'f'lesl 2f: 3" U ! shows lhe Over • ttie -C01Jnler COOPr81o Y: u: :. · filOCks •nd w.rrents thet heve oone up ~r~lnc 1 ~ 1~ ~ he most •nd down t~sl bHed on AL wtJ j~1 'tJ g ~ oercenl Offlchenge for r dev ~ nlvVOlt ,. ~ No Heur lleJ tredlno w 'S2 or 1000 v~ s 2 3 ° · sn~rts ere ncluded. orldConl 2~L 1-~ g · ti end wcentege cneno.s •rt !"• ~lexC_p 4-dl trtnct between lhe PrevloYs clos 119 • romln 3 S· u: · prlc~ end Frldev•s lest or bid orlce f8.." 1:~ JY.i B; .: UPf ~~~~<!,g' 3..,.. =Ml U., l ~~~~:, LY.~ f cl 8{c'~:l I ~;~s~~gt It: I i 8: II~ ! undv ~wto ~~ •..; UP . r:: ,. . 3 ~"' 2~ Bu 0 o:p :. I ~vslTc un 3.4 UP . · Herrtoe nt iii~on°v ~ fl s: , . DO ~lntl,;'~g un U Up ~· Ne WNS 'j\ga~,,.·~~s 6 3• t. +~3i 16 8~ ~:i ~ ~l~~!isF Lei~ _c, 8"Pc1f H ... Calif on1i a's olde t national park i no"v a'> do.~ a" your I 'al American Savings ffi e.And }'(>Ll'rc invited to stop by and enjoy IOOyears of it~ hremhcaking beauty in vintage phcxogrJph-. The exhibit is being held in rerowution of our 100th anniversary. It underscoreS the commitn1 nt all of us at Ainerlcan Saving h3Vi made to h Ip r~ t re~ mite to iL'i original splendor . I .. :"I l 1sh C..olumbia, Canada. AU'Cal stock 11 tradtd on the American Stock Exchanac under the symbol ACF ••• M.C.S. Inc .• an cn&Jneerina soft. ware manufacturer, rccently opentd newcorporatc uartersan Irvine. Tht company also has offices 1n Van Nuys. • -1'1. a -'I• -"• -''" ~ = ~ I 11• -I " -~ I -1 ~ = :~ -~ -' -2 -' 'h --'.4 ~ -'I• '.4 -'h 'h -'h 'h -.,, 10 ->,{, ~ -'h Shop lhl· mune\ ~a' ing 'alues Jd \ t-111-..l·<i sn the \Ve\te al~o con1mis..~oncd a ~erie~ of four comn1en1oiative checks, fcarurin~ ccntuJ) old fin .. an enw--dVing.~ of \Yell kno\vn '\'b.~mite landfl)'trks. °""through Ounhcr, \\c'rc ~hin~ 100 of them away to ea h \htx1111um Chc..""<·king a ount custon1er. After} >u\·c enjoy<..-d the photo e'11ihn. be sufc to a.~k for our ~ptx.iJI edtt1on 'lbM..'n1ne pc>.\f r b nature photograph r Gt.'< >fRC F•'"t.' ( 1835 1918). ll'~ y urs for a don:mon ol out or .oo Sl or more. \vh ich in tun1 \\111 he u >ntnhuttxl to 'fi1-,cn1ice·~ Return < lf lJ~ht rt'"-t< >ran < m <.4U11paihtn. ~>'Lop h\ \J11erK.m ~l\1 11~-.. .• tnd t.>\.-plore )b"emitt.:. \ AMERICAN ·- SAVINGS ANO lQAJ\J ASSOOATION j Div l'I ~' t..e1t Cllt UAL - IOIDAY'I OLISlll PIHOll Stock prices decline NEW YORI\. (A P) -Uncertainty over the outlook for the economy and interest rates helped send stock prices into a broad decline Monday. Analysts said investors were unea y about the prospective reception the credit markets will give to the Treasury's record offenng this week of$21 .5 billion tn bonds and note!> The concern 1s that interest rate~ might have to move up to attract enough buyers for the secuntaes. WHAT Ar.ux Dm NEWYOlflil(AP) Aug. S Prtv. ~l dav Advanced 1 1 Declned ~s y;clj,F'-1ij Newl'I Gl'IS Ntw lows AMEX LEADERS ~ - Due to transmission prob- lems In New York, today's listing will n<ll appear in the Daily Piiot. CoLo QuoTES . METALS QuoTES p,a ~~ .. NEW YORK (AP) Aug S Prtv Todal daft Adv~need 4 7 ¥eel neo ~ I~ nc:tiangtd 0111 lswes New highs .. New lows 9 s NYSE LEADERS I II Dow JoNES AVERAGES NEW YORK (AP) -Flntl Dow-Jones avereges for Aug, S. I OMft Hm LOW 115 m d 134.S7 l .11 t . 1 .-.. s ,r ttH! J : l~ ~l/ f?Ht: 4: ~s ~'k m.n l .'5 Uffl sJi:u= l. ndusl t • 1" l . WL , = NASDAQ SUMMARY famob68 labcls ... narpgrT. bcz.cch ~ fb~lOn \ord, lllt;&tlt '!:£1?0 \W.Clt.-.ocxl Vil togz. 1001 ~ bl\d • 21!.' a:e· ~7 J po~ro 5Z:>~thlohrl4"4 ,8181~ 9~3 rTQ'l thru Ch 10to9, .50turday lO to6 &. ~ndtly neon 1.o ~ ' ' I . ----' -----_--~--. -- • 3- Daily Pilat ' MONDAY, AUGUST 5, 1985 . Ar•• women win gold medal In unoe ftnala et F•tlv•. 82. · NHVC'• Jekoaky, Ullmen1 teem to win Etchella-22 crown. 82. • Strike.iilevitab1€? N~EalkS ~se-Eieduled- Arbitration issue remains as the biggest stumbling block - .. If we att n0110 a pos111on to ad vase the players by Tuesday morning at the latest, or Monday night, that there is an aareement, the players will not go to the ballparks Tuesday," Donald Fehr, head of the Pla)'ers Assocaauon. said. NEW YORK (AP) -As players prepared for what m1gtn be the last day of games before a strike, the two parties in baseball's labor talks were stalemated on the issue of salary arbitration without further negotiating sessions scheduled today. "As of now. there's nothing scheduled," Arthur Schack. union general counsel. said this morning. "That doesn't mean there won't be. Beyond that, I don't want to comment." Fehr said he has inmucted players not to travel after tonight's pmcs or on Tuesday momma wuhout an agreement. Only a handful of Baltimore players traveled from Cleveland, where they played Sunday. on to Toronto, where they beain a senes Tuesday. . "We arc running out of time;• MacPhaal admitted af\er the two sides met for nearly three hours Sunday. He said he would talk to Fehr today and said ··we will meet On Sunday. Comm1sst0ner Peter Ueberroth con- tinued ~o express optimism that there was time "to get the JOb done" and Lee MacPha1I, representing the owners, said the two sides would meet before Tuesday's deadline. before the strike deadline." . "There won't be an extension,'' National League player representative Kent Tekulve of PbiJadelph1a said. "We've been w\lhout a contract for seven months - that's enough of an extensfon." . .. The An&el bench empde. Sunday to con- gratulate Rod Carew after the Aneel ftnt .,., ............ ..., ... Sdlwerta bueman became the 16th player ln major leacue biatory to collect 3,000 hita. Good ~ay for Downing, too Wit h spotlight on Carew, his hit gtves Angels win By CHRIS MONAHAN DellJ '904 CerrMpOfldeftt For the past few days. most of the media attention surrounding the Angels has been focused on Rod Carew and has quest for has 3,000th hat and the recent trade that brought John Candelana, Al Holland and George Hendrick from Pittsburgh. Yes. Carew finally dad reach the milestone Sunday wtth a single an the th ird inning and Candelaria did make has first stan since Sept. 15. 1984, but neither of them really figured 1n the outcome of the game. Instead the key figure was one of the more quiet Angels. but one who has been swinging a hot bat and getting some very important hats. particularly against the Minnesota Twins. He 1s Onan Downing. not a neY< face with the Angels and not one ol the best k.nown. but one who is qu1c y endearing hlmsel(tothe fans 1n Anaheim Af\er coming ofT a senes in Oak- land in which he was 6 for 11 with two home runs, Downing has continued his hot hman~ against the Twins. Af\er getting the game-winning two-run ho me run in Fnday's game and a ke)' ninth-inning double atur- day, he came up with the key hit again Sunday. In the eighth. wath the Twms and Angels ued at 5-5, Gary Pettis at third and two outs. Downing slapped a single ofT Twin shortstop Roy Smalley's glove a' the Angels pulled out another one-run game, 6-5. in front of 41 .630 at Anaheim Stadium The win pushed the Angels' Amcn- can LeaRuc West lead to four jUlmes Brian Downing over Kansas City. which fell to Boston Downing, who has now hat in seven .s.1.ra.lghLgamu(12..for l7.,.444). say~11 has Just been a matter of adjusting his mental approach. "I started swmging better in Oak- land af\er I made some radical adj ustments 1n my stance," said Downing. ··1 had a long talk with Reggae (Jackson) on the plane from Toronto to Oakland and we went over a lot of sttuauons that I have been an this )'car. "The) 're aren't too many bettt'r than Reggae to talk to and my style of hatting as closer to has than say Rod Carew's "I had the best sene of my life in Oakland as far as tumng the ball hard. 1 haven't hit It as hard against Minnesota. but I've gotten 1mponant hats. "We pulled at out and we are hoping ToaJ6'llr• a.me Seattle )(Swtft 3-5) at Mee1e (Wftt 8-7). Tlme: 7:30 p.m. TV: None. Radio: KMPC (710). to recapture the essence of the)' way we were playing before the All-Star break. We ha~e the pitching and if they keep at close. we can pull at out in the late innings." said Downing. The game-winning single wasn't hit that hard. but was deep enough to the hole at shon stop that Smalley could not come up with 1t cleanly. The hat made a winner out of rehef patcher Stewart Cliburn for the sec- ond consecutive game Claburn. who patched an inning Saturday night and bencfitted from Doug DeCmces· game-wanning home run in the ninth. thrt'w three innan~ ofthree•hat rchefto earn his Sl'<lh win apinst two losses Donnie Moore pitched the ninth to collect his 21st save, the most b) an Angel since Dave LaRoctTe hact!S in T978. - "They JU'lt go out and do 1t and do It and do 1t." said Manager Gene Mauch-of his two relievers. "It (the win) was a 'itrugglc. but ii was a &reat d .. ay. The 6-~ v1ctol) gave the Angels a 24-8 record in one-run games. two more wtns than they had last year and tops an the major leagues. It was also the Angels' 28th comc- from-bch1nd triumph. JUSt two short of their 1984 total Al one point in the game the Angels led 4-1 , but Candelana. who pitched a \trong first four•anning'i. tared an the fifth and all owed the Twins to tic the game at 4-4. For Candelaria. who has been a short reliever this year aflcr 10 years (Pleue 11ee DOWNING'S/82) Both ,,des presented~proposals Sunday, and both were rejected. Each side offemJ to mciderate it und on how much money should go into the players' pen ton fund -provided each s1de got everyth1n1 wanted tn salary arbitration The pla~ers. forthe first ume s1ncebaru1n101 bepn 1n November. said they 'AOuld accept less 16an one-thi rd of network television revenue for at penston fund. demands for any changC1 in the salal') arb11rauon procedure. The o~ners want to increase from t'AO) n Lo three the amount of ume ~fof"l' a player can file for artmra11on. and also want to ensutt an arbitrator could award no mott than double a pla)cr's old salal'). MacPhail rtJccted Fehr'' propc> I ""'thout hcanns the amount of money the union wa w1Llina to p~e back "There wa n't much sen~ in our ask.in& what 11 • "-'I)," MacPhaal said "What they asked for on sal.ar) arb1trat1on was not someth1n1 we could accept:' Fehr offered to save the owners "tens and tens of m1lhon of dollan" b) accepting less than $60 malhoo annually -he dad not specify the amount -provided the ditTettnce was ''redirected to the clubs that a~ most disadvantaged and need It most" MacPruul. president of the Player Relations Com- mmee proposed a new formula for dmdang hOw much mon<"y should go to the pension fund. The p~t amount 1s $1 S 5 mllhon each year, and MacPhail offered a ne"' amount that "'ould be based on ho"" much salaries increased. "The playen are not about to make con<:essaons to the clubs that are doing \\ICU and don't ecd 1t,'' \aid Fehr who called the plan "our best shot at breaking the logjam:· In return, Fehr s:ud the owner<1 had to drop their MacPhaal said there would ht a .. Ooot" of S 15 5 m1lhon but did not SI) how high the amount could go . Carew: Finally be c8.n get Soine sleep He joins a n e lite group"Of 15 others 1n 3,000-hit club Although 11 1s teammates Ron Romanick and Kuk McCaskill who soon wall be budd1 ng soap opera stars, all the drama at Anaheim Stadium Sunday surrounded Rod Cart'w and his quest for 3.000 hllS But on this Sunday afternoon at Anaheim Stadium at 1·47 p.m. PDT Rodney Cline Carew an the umform of the Angels, shced a 1-1 fastball to left field against the Minnesota Twins. the~ oth er club he c\.Cr played for. and officaall) JOtned the 3.000-hit club. Carew becomes the 16th member of the ehte club and the first since Boston's Carl Yastnemska did 1t Sept. 12. 1979 After Care'A rounded first base. his t~ates poured out .oLtru! dugou1. .and Carew e'<changed high-fives with all but Manajcr Gene Mauch. whom Carew thn~whas arm~ around. M1ttlcla had managed Carew tn Minnesota from 1976-78 and again here in 1982. After lipping has hat to the crowd. Carew and Mauch then removed the first base bag. which will probably end The 3,000-b.lt club Ty Cobb 4 ,191 Pete Roee 4,167 Henry Aaron 3,771 Stan Mualal 3 ,630 TrU Speaker 3 ,515 Honua Wagner 3,430 Carl Yutrzemakl 3,419 Edd.le Collin• 3,309 Willie Maya 3,283 Nap Lajoie 3,2152 Paul Waner 3 ,1152 CapAnaon 3 ,081 Lou Brock 3 ,023 Al Kallne 3 ,007 Roberto Clemente 3,000 emouonal. since I staned out wnh the Twins and hit 1l (No H)QO) apanst theTwtns" Jt was no surpme that Carc'A . a left- handed h1ner, did 11 against a left- hander. espcctally since 11 was Frank Viola. Carew entered the game 7 for 17 ( 412) agamst Viola After the game. a reh~ed Carew before beginning any post-game com- ments. called has famal) up to be ""1th him Then Carew re11er:ued how glad he was It was finall) o\ler "I didn't want n to get down to Monday with the stnke coming." said Carew. "I ne,yer thought I would Jel n. but after 19 years and so man) ht ts they start to build up "I've bc!en nervous the last two weeks and l'\e had to go to bed thtnkmg about 11 Manlynn (his wife) up as )et another memento 1n the has lost as much (sleep) as 1 have over Cart'w troph) case. at. but she's been "'•th me the whole Rod Carew s.ooo At the end of the anntng. .\ngels time. Chairman of the Board Gene .\utry "It espec1all)' felt good having came out to make his offic1a1 con-{Minnesota Coach) Ton~ Ohva and gratulauon!> (Mmoesota broadcaster) Harmon Said Autn .. I want-lO-e<mg,r.aiula~They were.both.there you on your 3.000th hat It as a great when I broke an. Oliva took me under honor (for mel for vou to do 11 in an his wangand Hannon, even though he mgrl mnformcmd ClplmT ;Ire" fim was a supersrar. treated mf JU--nliXe club you played fo r:· anyone else. (are"' then stepped 10 the mtlrO-"Reggie (Jackson) wanted me to get phone and c;a1d. ··rm JUSl glad n·s a lane dnve and a lot of guys wanted over No"' I can sleep at nights me to bunt, but Bob Boone said that a ··After 'IO man, years it's \.Cl) (Plea.e eee CA.REW /B2) ~...,....o Emotion carries Seaver But his daughter keeps perspective on win No . 300 ""EV. 'r ORi... t .\Pl -Tom ~·a"t'r was rc.-at~ang for om· cif ha~ball'\ most (ht·nshed m1k<;lllnl'\ ')unda\ when ha<. ~.~~ar-old daughter con- tnbuted a hllk humor tn an otherw1~ tense time ~a,er "'orkang on a ~l dec1s1on O'er th( '-'e"' 'r ork 'r anl<."C''i that ""ould hecnme h1\ 300th career 'u.: tor. had JUSl 'itrul l llUI \lugger Oa' t• \\an lie Id in al ruual \P.,lt to l">lapc an e1gh1h-1nn1ng Jam On h1<, ""a' lll the hcnlh \ea,,·r \lopped to \I'll v.1th h" tam1h sc:ated at thl· \Ide 111 the { h1lago Wh11e \(n dugout .. , said w m' daughtt•r \\ell °'nml" 1os1 tlnt1t"mnrt"~h1'qra "She.-said (11>od '°"l' lan [W home and go '"'1mm1ng · · ~ ""'•mmang ~ad to wail un11l ~3\t'r got out of another .1am an the ninth \\1th t"'o on and t.,..o out and anothC"r \lugger. Don Ba} lor at bat p11ehtng n>Jch Da"e Ouncan and latlher ( arlton F '"k lame to the mound ·ouOl said 'It's up 10 )OU ~a' er rc1.allc.·d "There "'as no wa\ I ""3" lOmang out not "'1th Carlton standing there He &.1't' me a lad an thl· f)3nt<1 and <,aid. 'LC't'' go get hrm • I ""3~ lxat hut 11 \OU.rt' on{ uut lrom \t•I 11 '<'U cant get up lnr an ou1 'ou'll ne' t"T gcr up." Tom Seaver reachea b.lCh apot ln 1torled career. 300 win1. Ba' llir hit \<.':n er'~ lir>t p11<.·h lor a IJ/\ lh hall to kit lidder R<'1d "ll'hoh .tnd ~·''er\ '1ctnr. wa\ \('\ Uf'l' 5-game lead soothes Dodgers' wounds after 5-4 setback II "'a' .1 \l\·h1ttl·r l1ln\lr\Jlll'd ,,n I -I 'I p1I• hr'. u1mplc IC v.1th ~' l'll 'tnl.l·nut' that i-He him l 49Q Im hi' lJrt-cr "x'aHr ... 11d hC' h.ld rarch lx·l n ,,, cmnl11lnal and ncn.ou' hrforc a g:tm<' .. ~ •• ,hi. nn tir"\I ttam,· 1n 1hc ma10~ Ma' ht nprnmg tU\ 1n I~. l when I came Nll l 10 th1• Mrt~ (IN< INN ATI CAP) -Tony l'erC'l 1s ha' ans as much fun a~ a k1(1 -at age 43. The C't nc1nnat1 Reds' first baseman sounded hke a youna hero Sunday after h1ttan1 a homer and a game-winning ctghth-1nnma single 1n a )..4 victory over the stubborn Los Angeles Dodge~ · Peru·~ heroics earned the Rede; a splat an their four-game ~ric..c; and lc.'f\ them 1n $CCOnd place 1n the National l caguc We I, five pmcs behind the Dodger\ "Oh. yi•ah. it's a lot or fun." Pcrtz said. "l.n\l )car we c;uirtcd off good. then "'ent sof\. f hen Pete (Ro~) c me and \\IC larted playing good. and I kn ew we were go1"j to h~vc fun. ··we're not 1n lint. but we re doing better 1h11n an) tx)(!> thought ""c would at th1 point We're 1n Kcond plan. and that'~ fun .. Peret and l>aH' Pork.er teamed up to uno11nt for tour of th · Rc(.i\' hH' ruM unday roawat•• Ga:me D1d11r1 (Aeu• 8-7) at Atlanta (Smith 8-8). T~rM: 4:-40 p.m. TV: Channel 11. Radio: KA8C (700). o\;ercomina another p0wer d1 pla)' b)' the Dodacrs' Pedro Guerrero. Par\..cr hit a two-run homer, h1 20th. and · Peret I mmed a solo homer. hi finh. on l>od&rrs tancr Fernando Valcn1uela. Double\ by Nick Esa ky and [)ave Van Gorder handed Reds taner Tom Brown1na 1 ...0 le-ad 1n the 5CVCnth. fhc Rrof left-hander too~ a thrtt·h1ttcr 1nttl the c1ahth. bttt u"e up mp.k~ m Mariano .. • • Duncan and R J Reynold'i He Y<ent to a l-; count on Guerrero befo~ the slu~er hll hl'i 27th homer. g1 v1na ham four home" tn hac; last four game . 2~ homers 1n hl'l la t 47 aame\, Jnd a 14-pmc h1tt1ng streak Make Marsh.all then groundC'd a b.111 through third blstman Budd~ Bell for a two- ba~ error. and Ken l.andreauJJ; dro' c him home w11h the tyina run on a p1nlh·h•t douhlc Tame gain for Partch and Perez Partccr kd off the bottom o( the c1a,hth ~11h a double ofT reliever Ken HO'Atll. 4-5, and Bell '3craficcd ham to third That brouP.t up Pcrc1 He hncd a clean $tnsle 10 riaht to ~ore Parker. nu 1na his oH·rall aver. to HO and his a'c c to 3S9 an pmc he'\ 'lot.irtcd "I don't fttl •l · Pttt1 \O\ad ··t l nnw I'm 43. I fl'tl aood 1 know ~hat I ha't to do -,13, stront and 'l\ar tn h.apc. l'H' hc'l,·n IU\.'k\ I'm trons and "'l haH· m) rcnc,,· · ' lklnrc lh( ~,·,h ,uukl da1m lhC' 'acto". though. the\ h.1d to dcJI ~11h C 1uCrrt'ro one more t1mt' the\ chl)\C not to ~('11('\Cr r cd P1lwcr. '-~. P' (' upa t""lH'UI "'all w Rt'' nold., in the n1n1h and a \tngle to Enm ( ahdl tu bring up Gul·m·ro. Po""c r du.In t f.IH' ham mu(h to hll, ~alltng ham to 11,ad tht tla~' lor \iar~hall lit cndl."\1 thl' gam<' '41th J pop up 'P1h.han JrounJ IGucnc-m) put ham 1n a "~ tough <i1tuat1on." 0<>l1 ('f'I 1ana l'r Tom Luorua '31d "\\tth 1hc N"SC, INdcJ. he llt1'1 walk a su~ \1tkr JU'' ill undrr th;u h:lll If h" h1t\ th\" m1ddlC' ~I tht Nil. h~ htl\ 11 a ton " l a..orda \\I\ rontcnt "'1th th\" fou1 a.amc ~n~ • •11 m \('r\ \C" harp\ ulm1n '" ""llh thl' 'P"'· nt) tiUe'llHm . l U'-Orda \illd "'(' horicd ~t l 'uld do tlett<'r h1,1t tt ~a' J Jll<ld :am~. a 1ough ufh· h' lo\C' '' "I ('1111ldn I tdl "'hJt I had I<• v.11r\. ..,.1th " hl '-lid ··1 ~.I\ C\lfl'md\ ntt\OU'I lhl\ mornmg I ""·" '1c;k 111 r'l'I\ ~h1m1~ h 1 lclt l1'U'' I had a h<ad l.hc It "'a' an ot"'lul ll'd1ng .. , c.,,uldn t led 1t I "'a' thro"'me well ." Kut t"arh 1n the g, me he Jammnl \\ 1nfil•ld and W1ll1e Rantlnl11h tm out't 1n,1 th 1 IC\l him to tlC'ltt\l' lw "'•'(In lft~t'\ ~a., er ~·d he...,.., grnt1hC'd 10 ~tn 'o ' ){I 1n ha\ lil"\t aucmpt wt\h h1., 1am1h on hind to~ 11 "M> lalhcr .a:· hr ..a1J ··1t'J bl.' tough lof htm tu art,unJ nn a1rr.l:ane:c,. follo.,..m m,• around the countn " Or.no-Cout DAILY PILOT /Monday. Aug111t 5. 1985 I SPORTS BR EAK " ~-~- Giants' pair lash out at Davenport, ask to be traded From AP dbpaac•es Ill AN JOSE -San Francisco Giants catcher Bob Brtnly and otntcr fielder Dan Gladden said they are rru trated with tram manaacr Jim Davenport and may ask to be traded. at was reported Sunday. "The th1na that make me mad. 1s that there's no communication," Gladden s:ud 1n Atlanta at)er dlscoverina that he would sit on the bench for the third '1nu1ht tAm~. "I'd thank that he (Daven- pon) would at least explain this to me." he said. "lfthe G11nts don't want me. fine. Somebody's going to take me ... I'm a damn good pla)'er. and I know that 1f the Giants feel I can't help them, I know I can help somebody else." "( realtzc I'm not having a banner type of season," said Brenly, who sat on the bench Saturday and is h1tt10l .221 . "But Dan oport God, you've got to takc advantage of the ballpark and the teams you do well against. ''lfl can't play every day, I want to find out why or go ~mewhere whcrt' I can. But I have no idea of what's going on." • Quote of the day AJ Rosen, general manager of the Houston Astros. speaking to Nolan Ryan befort the struggling Astros played Philadelphia: "Go out and throw a no-hH, no-run pme. Thllt way. you know you'vr 301 at least a tie." Kohde-Kilach routs Shriver . Detroit apllta behind Evana Darrell Evaa1' 5C\enth·tnn1n¥ lf8nd Ill \lam ~napped a 3-3 uc and aave Oe1ro1t a 7--4 dcci ion ovrr Milwaukee 1n the flrst game of a dQIJblehcadcr 11 T11C'r tad1um Sunda}. However. th( 8rt'wers took the n1,atucap. I~. as Ben Oallvle and Ted lmmone dro\l'c 1n three run ap1ect and Mil" auk~ en.Joyed a pair ofs1x-run inmn.&J on the way to earning the spill . Elsewhert an the American Lcaaue. restrve third baseman Steve Kltftr'• R RI (1naJr h1ghhJhted a two-run stxth-innina rally that broke a 3.3 tie and sent host OakJand to'"'I ~-3 vtclbry over Seattle. Kiefer lined a two-out smale off Seaule st.arter Man Yo1111. 7-12. scorina Dave Ktu· man with thr 10-ahead run ... At Royals Stad1utn. Bill · 8 1acb er cracked a two-run double in the top of the 12th annina as.Boston ralhed to beat Kansas City. 6-S. With the los • the Royals dropped four game behind the pacc-~an• setuna Angels in the West ... Wayne Tolle100'1 bases-loaded infield sin&le 1n the scventh inning Kored Toby Harralt wit6 the tie. breaking run as Texas snapped a fi vc-pmc losina streak with an 8-4 victory over Toronto al Exhibition Stadium ... In Clrvcland. Lee Lacy hit a solo home run in the ninth inn1n1 to give Baltimore a 5-4 victory over the lndians. Lacy slugaed his fifth home run over the let\- crnter field fence on a 1-2 patch from reliever Rieb Thompson, l-6 . . In Yankee Stadium. Tim Halen, OuJe Galllee and Bryu LlUle delivered run-scorina singles to help Tom Seaver become the I 7lh 300-aamc wanner 1n major-league history as the Chicago White Sox defeated New York. 4-1. • PETE ROSE COUNTDOWN Cla.Jng In Oil Ty Cobb MANHA TI AN BEACH. -Claudia ~ Kohdr-K1lsch of West Germany, an whal she descnbcd as the "best match of my whole car~r." soundly defeated Pam Shnver. 6-2, 6-3 Sunday in a Los Angeles women's tenntS tournament final. After JoinlnC th• 3,000-htt club, Rod"' Carew la preMnted flnt bue by Aneel . Dtllf,...,......., ......... .,g Man~er Gene llaucb. Umpire Ted Hendry la an nterated onlooker. Fifth-seedrd Kohdr-Kilsch broke Shriver. No. 2 seed. to suin the first match and1um'ped to a 2-0 lt'ad by holding her serve. Shriver was able 10 hold her serve onl} two more umes in that S<'t Wlaat Rose dJd Sunday: DOWNING'S.HIT WINS IT .•• CAREW .•• Shnver rallied in the sixth and final same of thr set, taking Kohde-Kilsch todeucr twice. But Kohde-Kilsch hit a forehand overhea:d vollcy in thr comer to take the SCI 6-2. In thr second sel, Shri ver was down 0-40 but delivered two aces an a row. Howrvrr. Kohde:Kilsch broke hrr on the next point when Shriver hit a backhand vollry wide. Shnver thought the ball was good. Kohde-Kilsch then Jumped to a 3-1 lead. Both held scrv1c-e until the final game of the match. which went to deuce twice. Shnver double faulted on thr very last point and Kohde-Kilsch won the match. 6-3. Ve!l>Jank makes Scott Verplank became the first l!I amateur 1n 29 _years to win_JlJUOfCS-510na1 goll1ournamrnt when he rollt'd an a s1x- foot. par-saving putt on the second hole of He dad not play 1n Cincinnati's 5-4 victory ovrr the Oodaers at R1verfront Stadium. 1.1 th straight win for Good~n Dwlgbt Gooden pitched a fi ve-hitter Ill and doubled to stan a three-run, third- innin& rall y Sunday. winning his 11th straight dec1s1on and lead10J the New York Mets to a 4-1 victory over Chicago at Wngley Field. The 11th straight victory was a club record for the 20-year- old nght-hander. who hiked his record to 17-3. The only run the Cubs scored came in thc fifth inning and was unearned ... In other National League games. Jim Morrison h11 his first homr run of the season and Rick Rltodee ended a personal five- game losing streak as Pittsburgh edged Montreal, 4-3. at Three Ri vers Stadium ... At Busch From Bl as a starter, the five innings marked his lonsest stint this year. "I thank today is the beginning ofan adjustment (from reliever back to starter)," said Candelana. "l think I can handle it. l have for the last I 0 yea rs anyway. "I was nervous out there today, Prakas captures the Hambletonia n -EAST RUTHERFORD. N.J. (AP) -Prakas became the 60th winner of 'he Hambtelonlan, the show~ase of trotting, under a shadow not cast by the sun but by the great pacet.: N1atross. Be1ween Prakas' two heat v1ctones 1n record times. N1h1lator. a i.on of N1atross. won an 1nv1tat1onal $50.000 pace an 1.49 3-5. thr fastest race ume in thr htStory of the spon, and May Wine. who is in foal to N1atross, won a $25,000 pace 1n 1:52 3-5. a world race record for mares. BoATING there's no doubt about 11. In the fifth inning I was ttred and hot and not accustomed to pitching as long as I did. Dul ume wtll heal that." ··His stuff was good, but I stretched him." said Mauch. "He was throwina at the same velocity when he started the~measwhen he came out. I thjnk- it will be a st~ in the right direction toward developing his stamina." * AHG•L NOTIS -0.0.rtment of "WNI If" Al the Wik• oeaallne epproedlft, lier• are Whal • COVl>le ol Ille PAOole Involved wltll Ille , Anoet• and baHl>All will be aolne II the lOO<I takH e bla1111• "We mlQb• be OOIAl-Mme Ml'*' lffoua oames If Ille llallon IKMPC) weni. 10," n lcl Anoe! tH"oackallAf' Al C«*I. "If Ml, I'll •~a r.ome llme "!1111....lilY tamUv...J ti.coma • srrenoer durlno 111e wmmar " Ano4111 OlevAf' repreunlallve tllet1 RAfNllllcli "I won'I be oolno i. ,..._ York 1wllere Ifie 1•111• era oolno onl. 1 lull llendlt Ille tho!> lluff. to I'll oe on vacetlon llkt tYtf'VOlle eile" AUO l end Ille Mlnnetole Twin• llave Deen a oooa comolnatlon tor OW. ~ In llVM oatnel aoelnll Ille Twln1 on 111111 delt, OeClnc9' I• 111111no .ltS wltll tour h<>m4I runs ena Hven RBI, lnc:tudlno Saturdev nlohl'1 1wo·run lhol 10 win Ille oam• In Ille ninth N-IV·•COUl<ed Anoell JeNI ~ Ind o..r .. Henclrtdr were received wltll very w1rrn rounds of eool1us1 when lhev were lnlroduced before the oeme T11e •09f•uae conllnlAC! -. the flnl lwo Twln1 llled oul lo Hendrick, •nd Cenoeterl1 llrudl out K9nl HttlelL!oMICI Illa Ur" Inning_ From Bl typical Rod Carew hit would be a bloop over third base and when I rounded first I was thinking about what Boone had said." Said Jackson, who fielded Yastrzemski's 3,000th hit, "You can say that hr can't field, that he can't hit, that he can't run. but somew1lere in there you havc to say he has 3,000 hits. Everywere hr goes now, they have to say 'he has 3,000 hit~.'" Said Mauch, "His peers have sreat appredat1on for this type of acruevr- Qlent. That's a beautiful 'lccomplish- rpent to go with his sil~fr bats (for seven Amenc:an t..e9 balling ti- tles)." ,. ~ CARaw•s cu••• HIGHLIGHTS Miii« l.-.ut tll~Tled MOlt lime• llHllnG h<>m41, seuon -7. 196' Moll slolen Dalel, lnnlnG -l , Mav 11, 1969 Moll nome run• wltn base• fin.cl t>v olnc:ll· llilltf' oeme -1, Seolambef 9, 1976 Amet'lall LMwe ·-· Set Mo•t 01me1, one or more 1111,, H•ton -131, 1977 Ce,_ Hltllllfln Roollle ot Ille v .. r -1967 Motl veiue* Player -19n 8elllnG Cll1mo1on -19'9 l.l321. 197? 1.3111, 1973 1.3501, 197• I 364). 1'15 I JS.I 1977 C 3111. 1971 (.3331 ConMCullve ,.._,. wll 300 l>lntnv .. vtnft -u sudden death Sunday and defeated Jlm Thorpe for the Western Oprn title al Oak Brook, Ill. Thorpe. assured of the $90,000 first prize as the low pro but fighting for a spot 1n next week's PGA national championship, and Verplank both drove into thr rough. Both missed the green on the third extra hole. Thorpe, from the n&ht fringe, ran a bump-and-run shot some 12-15 feet beyond the pin. Verplanlc. from short of the green. pitched to about six feet. Thorpe, distracted by the drizzling rain dripping from his visor. backed away once. then missed the par putt ... In thr LPGA tournament, roolc1e Penny Hammel shredded the Glengarry Country Oub course for a closing round ~core of 7-under 65 to defeat Nucy Lopez by a sina.le shot 1n the Toledo Classic. Hammel, who started the day two shots back of the leaders, registered two birdies and seven pars on the front side. then rook command on the back stde en route to a score of I 0-unde.r 278 over the 6,220-yard. par-72 layout Taiwan snaps Cuba streak ·stadium, Philadelphia erupted for six runs in the eifhth inning to break a scorelCtis ue and Kevia Gro11 pitched a four-hitter as thr Phillies beat St. Louis, 6-0. A two- run double by Onie Virgil high- lighted the six-run rally as the Cardinals• lead in · the East Gooden Division was trim'1'led to a half- game over the Mets ... In "Atlanta, Terry Harper led off the bottom of the 10th with his 14th home run of thr season, giving Atlanta a 5--4 victory over San Francisco. Harper connected a'310st Mlke Jeffcoat, 0-1, sending a drive over the fence in left. Gene Garber, 3-3, the fourth Braves' pitcher. picked up the victory . . . In the Astrodomr. Mike Scon and Dave Smith combmed on a five-hitter and rookie Glenn Davia hn his seventh home run an 14 games to lead Houston to a 2-1 victory over San Diego It was the founh strai&}lt win overthe Padres for the Astros. who ha ve won six of their eight games wllh San D1eRo this year Jakosky, lf.llman ta·ke Etchells title The Or1nge County yechtt ecored hlah In the a.nta 8-rbw• to KJng Harbor reoe wt1k:tl drew a record 175 boata ln eight cta1111. PALM SPRINGS-Taiwan snapped ii Cuba's 22-game wmning streak wtth a 7-2 victory as 1t claimed first place in the U.S. Open Amateur Baseball Tournament at Angels Stadium Both tea mi. ended the tournament Sunday wath 5-1 records. Winn mg pitcher Tu Hung-Chin went nine innings and gave up seven hm for two rarned runs. aided b) three double plays. He was 2-0 for the tournament with one save. and was named most valuable player. Thr losing pitcher was Reinaldo Costa. 1-1 10 the tournament. Television, radio TELEVISION By ALMON LOCKABEY Dally ........ Mt Wrtl., Jack Jakosky and Da ve Ullman teamed up 1n a come-from behind efTon Sunday to capture top honors 1n the Etchells-22 Pacific C'oast C'ham- pionsh1p. Co-skippers Jakosky and Ullman, with Tony Wattson as crew. fini shed the five-race regatta with a low score of 42 points under the Olympic scoring system. They were sa1lins for the host Newpon Harbor Yacht C'lub The top three spots in the 36-boat neet went to local teams. The game remained scoreless until the fourth, when Taiwan collected one run. Each team scored two in thr fifth. then Taiwan camr back with a four-run eighth to seal thr victory ·l'aTwlJrr's-runs wert ~ored 0y S<"ven diffCrcnt - players. Lee Chu-Ming had threr hits out offivr at-bats, all singles. Hong Cheng-Chin collected threr hits in four at bats. including an RBI double in the e1&hth. 4:30 p.m. -BASEBALL: Dodge~ at -Adanta,C-hennel I~. Runner-up was Tim Hogan of N-HYc-wittlhis brotherlom and Brooks BcnJaman as crew. After leading for the first two days of the re~tta thry dropped to !>Ccond place Wlth SI points. RADIO 4:30 p.m. -BASEBALL: Dodgers at Atlanta. KABC (790). Cuba's 17-year-old shonstop, Omar Linares. hll a two-run single 1n the fifth. First baseman Antonio Munoz. 36. was three for four w1lh a double. 7:30 p.m. -BASEBALL: Seattle at Anicls, KMPC(7J0). . In third place was Don Bever of NHYCwithcrewmen Richard lavellt and Bret Mason. with a score of 65 points. Area trio takes Festival cano_einggold ~ . Batlik Con over Leach-Organizrrs had esumated ncrd1ng to sdl 300.000 Schultz. PaTo Alto celebrated w1th a ~ck:fl1p in ' • tickets 10 break: even. Dcspll<' a record crowd of tht middle of the nng after pinning John On record--Se-tti ng team 55.000 at the opening ceremonies. though , Lundberg of Colorado Spnn~ an 1us1 25 seconds anrndanct did nol comr close to the hoped-for forthe 180.5-pound utle. fi&urt. "l did thal twtCC after winning the Olym- From AP dispatches BA TON KUUuE. La -Led b} arca products Sh1rlry Batltk and Sheila Conover of Costa Mesa and Julie Leach ofNewpon Beach, ac; well as Jo)o Toeppcr from Trucktt. thr Wrst ~omen set a festival record of I 48 54 for SOO meters an women's canoe1na Sunday to rarn thr aold medal as the National Spons festival drew to a clo1( They were JU~t some of thr 65 winner!> crowned on thr final day of compettt1on Brucc Merntt won h1' third 'old 1n men·., SOOcanoe singles But Memtt, of Ridge. Md . and brother 83rry. Ga1tht'r"lbura. Md . were up~t b) Fred :>pauld1na. Ventura and Rod Mcl~1n South Ro)'alton. Vt . !!)-Canoe doublc'> Jo1nin1 them in lt'J)arade of gold were thrtt Ol)mp1c champion wre tlrn J\nd thr lac;t frsuval under this name -11 become~ the l "S Olympic Festival ncitt year. when 11 ·, Staged 10 Houston -JOI its baaaest crowd ""'1en appro~- 1matdy 9.SOO fans attended women'\ ind1v1dual vmna'lt1c"I Thai large turnout did not off~t the cn('rall d1'3ppo1nt1n tttl'ndancc :11 th.I.' \l'<lh fc,t1 val Bu t the athletes didn't care Crrtainly not pies," he said. "If I win the World Cham~ tern-ager Manin Strm1ska of Tracy, Cahf., who pionsh1ps, 11 will be the biggest win of m)' hf~ ... beat fsaar Ramaswamy of Holtsv1lle, N Y., All wrestlina winners here quahficd for the Sunda> an the 105.5-pound Greco-Roman World Champ1onsh1p team. d1\1'\1on to clinch first placc It wa!t the first senior!> event for tmuska "Wr'rc here 10 learn. It's for experience,'' Sumi kasa1d "l'm101n toN"'OtleanstontJht to celebrate I'm off ntht now. I'm not in tram11'1 anymore .. Citrm1'>ka then went off to phone h"' parent\ "Thry'll ht ~urpnStd." he u1d "I know the~ al'>o thoua.ht I was comina here for expcnrnce.' Robt'n tull h d quite an expcrien(e unday morn1n& He finished c1Jhth 10 the 44.000-mcter run. 1hr final ponion of the five-day modern pentathlon. 11vina him a founh·place stand1nf overall Stull, 24, of usttn, Te'(I , wa~ dnven I miles 10 the downtown (entroplcx. where hc arrived JU't 1n 11me for the fencina. He wac; &lad he rtlade 11 bccau~ S1ull captured the sold medal in men's cpec 1984 OlymQ1C aold medohst, Bruce Baumgartntr end Dave and Mark Schult1 ~orrd Cft\\ triumphs 10 frtc\t)le wrc<,thns Mark Molina wins triathlon Scott Molina. voted Tnnthlete of the Year in 1984 by Tnathlon Maga11ne. took fir t place unday at Dana 'Point in one of 12 regJonal .. Tnathlon Senc Molina. 2S. of Del Mar. completed 1he sw1mm1n&. b1cyc hna and running cou~ 1n I hour. S3 minute ud 48 ..ccond\. Ha 40- kilometer b1cyd1n1 time wn~ lhc fas test of lht" day. enc hour and 49 minute~ Former lronman tnathlon champ ~ott Tinley of Enc1n1la.s, took second place 1n I . .S4.09. JU~t one minute and 24 seconds ahc~d of th1rd- place fina her Michael Durkin of M11tbu In Jhe womcn'Hompet1tton, 1dent1c1I twin' 'iylvaane ond Patrk1a Puntous of Cncintta rin1 hcd fir\t and o,c•rnnd wtth t1mt~ or 2 07 32 and 1.07 52 Founh place went to John Kostecki ofSt. Francis Yacht Club. 66.7 points, and fifth was William Banon. San Francisco Yacht Club with 68. The Eichells-22 sailors will be busy for the rest of this month with a pre- world championship rqau.a sched- uled at Balboa Yacht Club next weekend, followed by the world championship at Newpon Harbor Yacht Club starting Aug. 14. Temerityt~ ffniStier In Newport race Winner In the lntematlonat Off. Shore Ru .. (IOR) clMI WM Petw Tong'a Moment~ of South 8ttore Yacht Club, but ..ttlng thla race under the L9.!.'Q 8elct\ Y acttt Club burgee. The PHRF CIUI A winner WM Tot>ogglln, ekippered bY Pu ~.Voy.,aYldttctub,lnd Fldcon, NNed by Chuck Stanton, ao of VYC, wa thkd tn the ct ... SlJngshot victorious 8Hngehot, co-lktppered by 8111 ¥urray and Aon Dumee of the hoet dub, WM IN C.... A wfnner SUnday In the ttftt1 r.ce of Ceptttrano Bay Yacht Club'• Temerity. skippered by Ted Kerr, OCUn Ricing 8ertee. Bahia (orinth1an Yacht Club, was OeybfeM. Mlled by Bob Gal•, the overall and Class A winner in the llltlo of C. IYC, WM the Cl ... 8 87-mile Newpon to Coronado yacht. _w'ri"nl«. 8Ummery of r-*8: race. Cl.A88 A-1. ~. BMI Co-sponsored by Bahia Corinthian Murrav·Aon Oum.a. capo BYC; 2. Yacht Club and Coronado Yacht OzymunclM, .-rv Md Unde Club of an Diego, the race staned Purcll, Dena Poen1YC;3. fndlne, S~turday and took the 35-boat Oeet to Fred A8ted 8ynctlcate. C1PO BYC. windward as far west as the S~n Pedro CLA88 8-1. ~ 1•1, lob Channel buoy ~rore nea~ing back Qat•, capo BYC; 2. Vulger ao.t- downcoast to finish o.ff Point Loma. man, Ok* Md Pat Amtower. Cepo the entrance to San D1c'o Harbor. BYC· 3 Flf9drtll Chm Burton The racing Oeet constSted of t~ree cape) BYC • • classes of Performance Handicap · ,. Racing Fleet yachts, one l nter- natronal Offshore Rule class and a cru1s1ng class. Final rrsults: OVERALL-I. Temerity, Ted Kerr. 8 YC, 2. Shenan1pn, John Cinndlry, Capistrano Bay YC; 3. Slinashot, Nochols-Tcnpest.a, San Diego YC CLA A-1 Tcmcrtty, 2. Shenaniaani 3 linashot. \LASS ts-Bu5tin' Loo~. Tim Hahnkc. Coronado YC. 2 Risky Bu inc' , Randy HanStn, Dana Point YC: 3 D1anc,. teve nford. CorYC. CL.<\ C-1 Comedienne. Cal Bu~1rt. outhwcstern YC. 2. Debra, Jnns-R1ufT, ~uth hore YC; 3. l\phrod1te. Jim Gruenwald. DY\ IOR-1. Lone tar. Bunon llen· J•m1n. c;ou thwcstem YC. 2. Lady God1\&, Vic farbo, WY\ 3. El~· tra. Allan imon. SWYC ( R U l~t NG (I<\ -1. P1onero. Or)nc Martin BC Y<. 2 New 1 lomon\, T. Hu11lcr. Dana West YC West Germany eliminates U.S. llAMBURG. West Ocmiany(AP) -West Germany ehmanated the United Suucs from this year's Da~as Cup, 3·2 unday as Wimbledon champion Bon Becker over· whelmed Aaron Kr1ckstc1n, 6-2. 6·2. ~~ in the last match or their world quanerfinal trnn1s compet1t1on With 1l lint team victory over the Unrted tates in Dav15 \up h1"tOI')'. West Germany advanced to thc semifinal 1n October to fat:c C'1echo- c;lovakia, a S-0 winner over Ecu dor. Earlier Su~day. Amencan Eliot Teltscher had tied the team at l·all with a 6-4. 2· • ~. 6--4. 6-2 triumph over Han'>JOCl'i h~a1cr in a ma1eh that ""a' dcln cd h r:u n three llml'\ for :1anrnl111 .in hour ,,nd 4 l m1nt1H'' • • " Orange-Cout DA~ Y PILOT7MornJ1y. August 5, 19'5 '\ COMMUNl'I 'Y .SCOREBOARD------------------- Soft boll CITY OP NIWllOttT l •ACH Mend9y IMtvet WOM8N'S 1·1 ) late..... .,Mff Mvll't Ynncnt I Joe't lar•n GrlM ~ i Pacific Mvtual • 3 l!Kllle't s ' Adlot Moth«• ? 7 ~. 11 PMers WOMIWS C·T (et CdM) a.tty llOoHn The Mbfth NEC Knockoult luffalO Chicks The Anchot 1 WOMIN'S C·I lat l u ftllUff-Hanwl Barracuou Outlaws l •lboa Market Pierce St Annu Part<lltt Cale OIC! Bats AVCO MI N'S C·4;- (at Ha"'9r) NtWPOrt Landing Varnev ll1ut1 Boat Ptoolt Pl« TrOllt NtwPOrl Fire MIN'S C·S (9' Marlntn) lllK-lt' s Pl11t0111 Stll(llo Celt Jau Chain Gang f'Mt, Marwick, ~"cntll llerrv ¥tsonarv J Howttr. Gertner. Brown Tllfldey IMtues MeN'S C·6 tat CdM·luftlllo H•al ~ • 1 7 I s • ) . 2 7 I 1 ' 0 I I s • 3 • J ' 0 ' • 1 0 7 2 0 • ' 1 4 4 I 2 7 0 1 • 0 I I • 1 ~ ; , 1 1 • Mutt's Chum1>1 6 I o The Mun1fers s 2 1 lt8F No 2 • • O Flldent F1t1r-1 4 4 O The 0..len l 4 O APL ~ O 7 1 MIN'S C-7 (at He"'9rl Giilion, Dunn Crush«• I t H and A Hllmen 6 l f\leWllO'I Sun and Sooft 6 l Club 3J s 4 The Cennerv Coes1er1 2 1 Y erdl>lros o 9 MIN'S C·I <•• Ent Hanw) Wlnoward S.111119 I I Merlners Trev-4 S • RBF NO 1 4 S Ambex Sliver Bulls S • Glistening Sticks ' s Colc:lw-41 Bentler I t MEN'S ll·f (II CclMI Clams 6 l Our Gang 6 J OIC! Jock Stre1>1 S • Custom Poon s • Tiie Brtekert 4 S SaPPhlr• SP• I a MEN'S 9 ·10 (at Mar1Nn> BoneA' 1 2 Pierce SI Annex 1 2 461h SI Bed 8ov' 6 l Phelps 4 s The Fllal l 6 B•vtl<lt Cleeners o 9 MEN'S C·ll (It Unc91r!) 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Mlh) 1 0 I 1 I 0 ' 4 0 3 4 I ' ' 0 0 • 0 • 0 0 s , 0 • , 1 J s 0 , s 1 0 ' i 7 I 0 s ' 0 ' , 1 J s 0 ) s 0 I 6 I • 0 s 3 ' ' ' ' I 7 1 7 PafaolM Cale No I 7 I 0 , CBS 6 I 1 The Bklffs S 2 1 Part<llH Cale No , , • 0 Balboa S.IOon 1 7 0 POO< L0'4H't I 7 0 MIN'l C·t1 (at IMtjMn) N•wPOrf Grtt'ltlU TorlfMaon Kitchen Conlrector1 Shllev Caro• S C f>utnNh Humc>1 S.turday lffeu- MIN'S C·U (•tMal'IMo'tl • 2 • 6 2 s 3 2 ' , . l ino's Plue 1 2 Jorgenson SIMI 7 2 Pure Tex 1 2 TM Gunler' s 4 Weng Lab• I I Cracktrt O t Brotcw• ..... eu- MtrrlU Lvnch Santi Ana I O 1 Merrill Lvnch·Ntw!IO'f I 1 O Munlcroci 7 1 1 Smith Barnev 6 J o E F Hutton ano Co Inc S 4 0 Peine Wtbbtf S • 0 Paine Wabbef·NPI ' 3 2 Prue1tnt11I Btclle·Npl 4 S 0 Shearaon Amer Ex1>reu 4 S O Prudential B•cht·L•llUM 3 6 0 B1tem.n Eld\lar I I 0 Klddar Pteboclv 0 9 0 Ferd Areo LHtuet A DtvtSION Ltedlng ECllll 1 2 MOC1e1 T'' 1 2 The Exi>rtu 1 2 T111111wad\ 2 1 OIVAO Guns 2 1 The Soutere 2 7 a l DIVISION Thriller\ I 0 TotehV TenktN LJ ' Anna's Benenu Great EJU>tClallon• Low BIO<len Jtirv'U(IOS ---JoM i'l ... _ Catdl 21 ~In Wrop Mut11no1 Cl DIVISION aaN BUlll!l'S Hoole'• Heros LHI Chance II Ooorm1ts Sleltwlnden The HHI Cl DIVISION None .2f.l!le A~ L~rs • Lint Driven j Cl DIVISIOH I Tape Keg I I s • s ' ' s 3 • , t I I 0 s 2 2 ' • 0 s • 0 17 I I 7 0 • 2 • l • • . ' l s 2 s • 0 7 I • • 2 6 t 1 2 6 BeH Busters 8otl's 8esat>eM Tbl. 8 ucMTOOS T Ill Dodvet'' Latam·Wadkln1 Morns • l 0 • ' 0 3 4 I S ano S fO< Fun Mad 8alltrs For Cl Plckut>• 1 I 1 1 l s 2 b 7 b 1 6 CITY OF HUNTINGTON BEACH Tuesday ... """ MEN'S 9 ·1S (at CdM) Uncle Geor111 Tiie ~ct FICH!t P.hoto Embo·CheP Metrooroue> MEN'S 1 ·1' <at Mennen) 0 6 1 1 l s • • • 3 s 2 6 Bob Bru1t1 1 I Sunllohl Studio S 3 Pacific Muluol 4 4 Goldtnwttl l S Masten 3 s ~vchlc NutumbH 1 6 Ml!N'S C·17 (EHftlMt·HarMr) Srnurf 01w111 6 2 Htr1>1 S l Douull·Bovs S l Instant Jungle 3 S ci.o .. n 2 s The Burgen Co t 1 Thundllv IMtuft COEO C·ll (al CdMI A·l.O'S 1 1 CIE S 3 AVCO 4 l Jusl·Us l S Pon 1no Co • • Comp Care o I COI O C·lt (at Har11tr) Fl'(lng Shv1ters I 0 R tPUbllc E alll01 6 2 QLI.trmlntll l _._ Hawe'\ 3 S Snv<ltr·Lengslon 3 s Marbttlltad MOO 0 1 COl!D C·20 (It 1Ht111Uff·Her1>er) RBF ano Assoc. , I Qulou's Ball THm ' , Bummerl\Hds 3 S Who's on First 3 S N-POfl Culn l S Church Engineering 1 6 COl!D A·21 ( .. CdM) Pl«Gt St Al\Mx 1 I The Place 6 2 Vier Con"ructlon 4 4 Pierce St Anne• No 1 l S Tile Arches 2 1 Commerce Bank I I Mula eno The Gang Going Down Again CITY OF COSTA MESA Gtl1s' Ponvtal IMeues DIVISION I (2·4'tl tndol Bei.trlc CarOlnel' 4 1 C1lllO<nla BHrt 3 2 C~ Perk CUC>t l 2 Paulerlno Anoels 0 S llecont kw•• Celllornle Bears 13. Poularlno Anoet• • COllOlll Perk Cub\ 14 l 11terlc Cerdlnot\ 9 DIVISION ti (5·6tfl trade) Paula rlno Stars 3 t I Celltomle Boml>fn l 2 O COl!e9t Pork Cvctonas 2 2 I Bear Streol Ba«butter1 1 4 O ROC*'lt Sewn Baar SlrNI 8aNbutltrt 7, Colloot Perk c vclonts 0 Cellfornle Bomotr1 II, P1ularlno Sien 2 DIVISK>N Ill (7·lltl trlW) Paularlno Cloud· Nlna1 3 O BllHrk Lobsters 0 l lltctftt Scer9I Paularlno Ctoud·Nlna1 14 BelMrlc Lotnter1 6 CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH STIMT" GllADI O.U ~ lte!IM .......... Saret Andtrsen Oolclt'llni 11, Marlnon I Mattlor View ~od._ 1i;~, Otvlll 9 Winning pltc11«1· An<ltrMfl - Heather Schnt~, Herbor View -JIM Hocllaeltl Wlnnef's lra<*tt Herbor View IS, Andtften 14 14 WP -Jiii Hodladot. ltMr'• 9r•d 1et Davits 14, Mariners 10 TTH AND ITH GtlAOI G•U P'lnt ll4Mld "'8V ... lares Anoenan Tlotrs 12, NtWPOrl Htlehls '· WP -J9f'llV Creft. louuna 8ffch 70, Marinara 3 Wllwltr'• lndltt LH UN Beach f , Andersen 3 l.-'t lndltt Helghll 7, Matlntrt 0 MEN'S l ·l Connell Cllavroltl 8UCkl Black SllffO M1d<y'1 Svstern Ill Strew Hol ME N'S C·S McDonnell OouQ101 Hungry 10 RT Pa1ao1n Frff Aoent• Tile Abusers we11ec Black Rose Wrinkles MEN'S C·t Contemoorv Poots eno Spas Promises Bull Doos Interiors bv Theresa MEN'S C·ll The Bletlerl Cre l111JW\ Luml>tr end Ll11hlln11 Co non BTC TBO MEN'S C ll Ruuell Aircraft Peros Rouno Table S1ren11t Brew Aved Sltrne Ooo1 J'""' Genu FRO En1 Bandits MEN'S C·14 Tiger TN·Sll1rt\ CPA Eagle\ Wrtclecker1 AuloelOs Pert\ Bu1ltr\ 001 XI< AVM Calling all sports Th e Daily Pilot Invites aJJ you regular sports. you weekend athletes and youth league competitors. you evening s oftball and basketball players. to send us your scores. Every Monday, our new Community Scoreboa rd w111 publish te-ague standlnfi{s and a week's worth of results from the games that real people play. Softba ll, golf, tennis, baseball , basketball , footba ll. soccer. gymnasttcs,.swtmmtng, surfing. fishing, runntng. auto racing. motorcycUng, bicycling -If Ora nge Coast people play It. we'll publlSh It. League secretaries or tournament official s hould end s tandlnfi{s and results by Frtday at noon to: Communlty Scoreboard Dally Pllotllporhj Depattllleit sso w. Bay St. c.ta 11eea. ca. 92628 • s 0 4 I 2 3 2 3 1 • t •• 6 0 0 • 7 0 3 2 1 1 • 0 I ~ 1 I S 0 I • 1 ' 1 l l I S I S s 1 ' 2 3 l J l 2 4 I S s • l l 1 • t s S I S I s 1 I S T y I 5 I 0 1 0 2 0 l 0 J I 3 1 4 I I S 0 6 0 0 2 0 2 0 ) 0 J I • 0 I 0 ·-...1 Wedneldllv ... eues MEN'S 11·5 Take Two \lldeo (Feocol Green Machlno The Bo• Teem ROIO SalOon 11cocca's Reven11t Time Out·Golden Glovt1 Mli!N'S C·t Black Roto Well~I A•ballt Celvarv Chapel HB Wrecking Crew Fronlrunnen Club Ellie A oeor unneo M EN'S C·IO AEO Electric M11flts A·Arne• Plum1>ln11 Heeling Termlna1on Sally Ooo• MacF er•ene SurlDoaros SunHI Semi Ste Rld9e Man1eu Manon Oirtv Dozen COED C·l Mr Paint No t Dell Carel Connec11on AncllOr Paclftc COED C·l lull\ ano SuO• Ton of Fun Tne Pound Eelllt' Ce1tforn1a Coolers 81U llll9 Buels COED C·l -Olomond Cl'tattrs Wtd Night Bell BHl•rs 81lr' Ca mera Oet T eco Heblll>usten Aock Bo11oms' Slncertv Yours SllC!trs Atmnanis COED C-4 LtncHlt. Ch1roe>rec11c Cerors of HB Oout>llul Dozen Sweal Sox COED C·S 6oklc1 Tiie LllflOYtfl Atltef Pt!Cllefl NAMSA CllelP Thrilll 10 Tf'Om COED C·6 Tower LICIUO' TIOOft T,,.~, Fer1t11 Chtroe>r1cllc Be1<1n1 E xoreu S1rev C1I\ Pure GotO Thuno.v lff9Uft MI N'S l ·S No flesoec•· Orakts Auto w"' Snleld Rowno T el)le luotou Ovnastv SllM Bal Dooeers MI N'S C·l Molhtrl 1 l'lumOer"t w.1ne....,.~ Wlltl ()ufUNts ~lfica s-" MtOICtne AK OrlOlet M8 N'S C·I MUCIMn\ N1Nn HunlltlOIOI' Sot ~•toclhnt Nalll~n Pin• lurrough, MSN'S c; II A--0 tt-o GIOOI T reytj ~_,., Etmtn Jatntnefl l111N09r$ •011 .... !lttt MIN'S C II o.~ •acs..ior The SMri. SIMlttl 9ornCltf \ (NI "'' '"*" t"9 "-'1•1 s s l 3 1 • 0 6 • • 2 • 1 • 2 • 0 6 I 0 1 0 • 1 0 l 2 I 3 l 0 1 l 1 I 4 I 0 S I • 0 S I J l 2 • 1 • 0 • 6 0 s l 3 l 2 • I S I S ~ 11 • 7 3 ) ) ) 1 • t s 0 I • , 0 J l 0 1 ., 0 1 • 0 I • I s s • 2 2 • 0 6 S I .. ' . , 2 • 2 • 1 s 3 , 3 2 3 1 J 2 2 l 1 • ' 1 a , , 2 , 3 J , I 4 4 0 I • 1 • l ' 0 ? , 0 I I I 0 s 0 • 1 e I I 2 ' l 2 l • i 5 • e I , ' t ' 1 • • i Golf The Fouotain Valley Lit- tl e Mi All· tin competed in th~ Little Mi final in Buena Park last weekend in three divisions; minu (6-9 ycan old); manors (10-12 LA~UMA HACH GOL' ~ old); and majon ( l 3-16 years old). It was the first time 1n Lmle Miss All-Star b11tory a city has been represented in the fi nals 10 all three div1s1ons. The m1ms lost 11-8 to La Mlt'Bda while the minors won the cham- pionship with a 6-1 victory over Simi Valley. The maJor all-stars fen to Nor- walk, 2-1. In the photos at the left, Danelle Lovetro (top) cel- ebrates after hitting a homer in the m101 game. In the minors game (center). Coby Hoffman hits ball to left field and Marla Pickard delivers pitch. At the bot- tom. members of the ma- jors team accept runner-up trophies. Members of the all-star teams mcluded: MlaJa Jennifer Allchm. Lynea Backlund, Keri Bransom, Jil Germanetti, Laurie GiUis, Janice Helhe. Jen- nifer Leialoha, Danelle Lovetro, Stefanie Noffs- inger. Janee Sansone, Paula Schoonover, manager JoEllen Allchin. chaperone Pam Germanetti, coach Jerry Germanett1, assistant coaches Gene ~ellie and Gary Backlund. Minon Nike BerlandJer. Shane Bradley, Kim Han y. Coby Hoffm an. Chelsea Heneise, Jennifer Kimble, Amy Kuckowicz, Amy Ledbet- ter, Nori Ohtomo, Marla Pickard, Jena Sansone, Shannon Dolan, managers , .. ""a.Mlllt ..... C.....) ltl..MONTHl. Y T~•AMaNT ...... Ml'-¥ Mcl(..all, 61 I 1 71 lh•) I n a Aeu!,....., 1(9'1 Elllt, • Oltl eo ~. El Lorine, n . ,. .... I. Franll H•-· 6S 1 lh•I Ote11 Morrow Ken itnlth, 67 s L.owtll Mi6-r ... C HIM I Alta Scauirt. 66 2 Cherin Kaufman, 70 3 Ult) I• O<ottl Nomi P'-nw. n 0 ....... I llto) Ooft lttl<lntf', Alldv UmSl..O, 1rw111 011111, '' 4 Ult} $11t10ot1 WIM • .!OM Mitn.11 6 Vtrn Lief 7) ·~ I OtCk JarrtO, 6' 2 Ctiel FrtCI •ofh. llldl ~. 10 • Clarence B McKM, 71 •VlNE COAST CC MemMf ...... teut'llllmeftl I Don Macke !ICCCl-Of E~ Elvin (COSll Mfta GC), 25' 2 Pttw Koenlne (ICCC)·loO ... , • Ille CAnvon CCI .. US . 3 Rotitn Burnt tlCCCJ·Tom Elholl CMM<IOWlar11 CC>. 270 Low eroas -Dave Cotter CICCCI· Jon Henouwk CMIHlon Vlelo CCI. m Basketball CfTY OF MEW.-oltT 8EACH A OMtleft Couean CaulOv's Foon \lal·P ... areve launnv 1n1 JCIM HolVY vier COl'tl 9 1>M'*' Boo Bev Bomoers OrlM!a<1 Or-Countv Aztecs Bon Club Aoc;ar Dunn Rtlloote Lumoer T111ro S1r1ng Tiie Place CSP cc DWl\IOft Co.st T ranm1"ton Ptlall Safe Hooolnv 10 Win Gr-s ltlanOWi C DMslell 1 I s ) • • • • l s 1 7 6 0 ) ) 1 • 1 • 1 • I S • 6 I 6 1 s , 2 s I 6 1 • s s 3 2 • , . T OUCllO Rots • Rt<I Crevo111 The TMm Hlgtt 8Mrm CITY OF COST A MESA MIW DMsleft Nellie Ohtomo and Dtane Berlandier, coaches Barney Ledbetter, Frank Minjarez Bunnvmen and Cliff ~urphy. :,: Jame I S ) 0 2 1 1 I 2 1 0 l 0 3 Majon JtC11 "'nlllfl" Leslie Allchm, Damelle =': con" Hoffstatter. Mic helle 1tOC*'lt Sc.- d aU1W1Ymen Sf Rooklti S3 _lio o r m an 1 _La 1n 1 e led! icnlob" u wri.""" rM., zo Damcrow. Tn sha St.aake.. ~· 50. No si.me Ja~" J 1 m San sone: G 1 n~ ~'"10,,.,_ DMUeft -6ortzaier,--Debble-Me~our Oui<:n -~= Korrie Bacon. Kelly Man-~:"'1on' ders, Paula Estes, Lisa Zono«>.n••n Kaufman. manager Jaci C1tv Stlc"-"'1t_. Sc.- Manders coach Don Al-zoneou.1'" 50 c11v si1c11 .. , 31 1 h. '· h 8.11 ke 4' E•t-10tt1 41 c m, assistant coac 1 ~ten ~ F_. o.uc .. 3' Schnug, chapero n es CITY OF IRVlNE Mayme Gonzales and MoNev C"-... _, Ddv ..... , .-..... bv Tim DeFrlK• JoEllen Allchin. c o11ing Older • o MEN'S C·ll The CrulMtl'\ ACE Allack• Emull!'ll KemtkUe\ Brew 8 ro1Nrs H .. vv Hiiien !>l>oe<lv Ctrcµ11\ Slolllno Out.ff MEN'S C 14 SMS Meultn Bodh 1 Ver~ CaOI Tentor BU111>usteu Bengel\ Sliver Buotls .t.nerie•m P11110 MEN'S C IS Uo Ille M•<lcllt Ballwacker\ Rockwell Chevron Stumble Bums Bv IN Boot. MEN'S 30 and OldOf' Aumrunners Thtrstv Bunch ACE a..noo111s TAG Oullows Oeeo Threa1 SmOke ~ I 0 • 1 0 l t I 3 2 0 ) 2 0 2 2 1 0 s 0 0 s 0 s 0 • t l 2 2 l 1 l 2 l 1 l 0 s 0 • /~ I 4 0 s ~ 0 I l I I l l 0 2 ) 0 1 J 0 0 ~ 0 Surfing PSAA POfNT LEADERS Gravdee Grand Prix ( Tlweutfl ll ev.m, M•N 1 T Roo.nson MaMlln BMC" 2 Bua Lla1'no1 Hunl &toe,, J M ike Crulctuhonk De no Pl 4 Jonn P11r-mentar. C•mDr•• S Lonriv Brotll0!'1 Dot Mer 6 Davie! Barr Car~ 1 Scon Oelfv Mat.Du I Mllte Beron nc .. a.w 9 Jim Palmer Cor1$bed tO Jim Hogan C•PO ~ecn 11 Tooo Martin. Enc1nll11 12 Brion McNullv CePOO Beocr1 1l Paul Berr CarlSOIO 14 C1e1e Hamilton. Car11000 IS Tonv Foster Cevucos 16 Cllrt\ F ronoff A eC10n<10 ~N J 110 l 076 2 S48 2,436 2 323 2146 2771 2 Ill I 961 I 911 I 7S I 1691 I 62• .. , I 341 I 304 Jorta Sm1111 Son c.......,,, 1 m A Schwer-utein Loouna Ben I 903 JOiene Smitll Son Clemtntt 1. m • Trtc1e Gift Hunt11191on Beeth 1 460 s L Bt<leVIC!eZ Hermo" 8<11 l 23' 6 0.00.e Beocllam L• JOiia 931 1 s...<r• Crumrner Ocoan110t l90 T~ 1n1ro rouno oi IN Grav<IOU Grano f>r • 11~11 Place Soturoev eno SunOov 1n Hun11n111on Beech Toutlnl a .tctory Bottle "'° Smo~, ~ Cres1mori. 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J 1 tJO J C Sneed II '30 Merk Pfeil. 1 l 430 Er,,le GonzeNIJ S 1 '30 Mike Ooneld s 1,4'0 How ens T w '"" 1 t tJO ,,. ""°" IHn 't 103 NICI! Priet . '1.203 Slave Jones \I 20.l ,., TOiiy Sllr1 l I tlS Buddy Gerdner II I lS a... Cr.,,,,,..., l l. us Oe ve Ourln. SI llS !tun Cocllre,,, s 1 'llS Mike Nic«Melfa, l l.135 m 7N3·71-6t 1M:Ml·'9 11·7'·71·70 IS·'7·10.7' " 70· .. 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Tiie tollowlng l*'90M ere dolna bullnell ... NAM1 IT A ftMINT dot bUllnlle 11· dolna butlnMa U: TA'l! a ASSOCIATH, '10TITIOUl llUIMll Tiie fo11ow1ng penona are ,'\ I L !HTi.RPAISES. OAANQI ft,.IClllON 270t lelvtew, Cofone cs.. NAiil ITATlllllllNT doing butlMM.. 1aee2 MloAt0111r Blvd .• MITAL ,AIAICATION. Mer, CA 92825 TM followlng per.on..,. CHIAPPf'S CATERINO. • 190 IMne CA t2tt6 3tt3 Meroue A\19., Neiwpoft Miriam H Ta11. 2101 IM· OOlng tMJalneali u: 1017 El Camino, Co11a ,,.;,II Damon HutlbUt. a.on. CA t2tl3 vie'#, ctorona del Mar. CA FAENCti PAAK PL.ACE M-. Celff 92828 3212,_. Mercue, Newport Datrtil 0 . McCollOUOll. 12826 PAATHl!ASHIP. 1133 Pon JOH Lull ••rr•o•n. s..cfl. CA 12M3., 0. loll 3913 Matcue. N•wpon Thll bUaln"' It con. llello p Plue. Hhport 10322 Tyllurat Oeroen tl>'d eo.ta MIU.. c.ut e..ch CA t2M3 OUC1ed by. tn lndtvtdull 8-ch. CA t2teo OrOV9, CA 92'42' ~73 ' Thia, bu•ln ... le Con• MINm T•t• l..lwJ9llOI 8 Moor•. tt3S Tiii• bUtln1U 11 co n-Tlllt bua1n111 11 cion· duc11d by. en lnclMGuel Tlllt IU19"Wll ... fllld Pott 8WIOP Plec9. Nhport dueled l>y an lndlvlduel Oucted by an lndMdull DM9I Q ~ wltll 1119 County C*1I ol Or· '"°"· CA t2te0 JOM Lui• 811,.gan , II 0 Hurlbut Thlt •tetement ... llted anoe County on JUiy 11, Aobltt .._,., 21520 Oold Thi• •t•lernent WM fllld Thi': etit91Mnt "' fllld wtth 1111 County Ci.ti o4 Or· 11811 ,_1_ ~~in Aoecl, P.ma, CA W1111 the Counly Clltlc of Or· wllh tt11 County Clwlt of Or· MQI County on July t 1, P\.tblllMcl Orenge COM1 Tiii• bUtln.tf la con-= County on July ~. = County on June 28, J NS ,.... o.ity PllOt July 22, 21, duct9<1 by. t llmltld l)lt'ltllt• ,_,. 1t 5 '2'7IMI Publl9Md Orange coa.t Augulll 5, 12, t945 9'11p P\.tbllah.ci Ofang1 Coat Publlthld Orange Coatt Deify Pilot .My 15, U , 29, M-Ma t..wrlnOI I . Moor9 Dally Piiot Augutt 4, 11, 18, Diiiy Piiot July t5, 22. 21, Auguet 5. 1te4 •---------Tiiie lltt9"Wlt ._.. llfld 25 1985 A Ult 5 1te!J M•MO •llM JC N0Tll't wllll the County Cllfle of Or· ' Su.tee U0 • M·599 '"-11w. roG County on Juty 15, 1-------- PICTinOUI llUelNIH NII.IC NOT~ "8JC NOTICE NAm ITATIMINT Publllllld Oranoe ~ PtB.IC NOTIC£ ,ICTTTIOUI IUW .. Tiie followtng ~ at• Dally Piiot July 22 2t PICTmOUI IUIMll ACTITIOUI .._.. N.u. ITAftMINT d1f, ':*~ :'L D A Augutt 5, 12, 1985 ' • • -~n...,, NAm ITATDmf1' TM 1oftow1no per90N.,.. • M-824 • • ,,. '~~~",. P9ftonl .,.. TM followlriO S*'IOtl9 are dolna butlnMa et: CLA,,OlllNIA LIMITED dojng bue1nMi M: doing bualMM 11• MARIA HAARIS IN· PARTNERSHIP, 272tt Laa WESTCO lfLLftLOWEA, N&VA DESIGNS, 2t21 TEAIOR DESIGN, 1 OdYIMV ~blea, 81Jlt• 200, No. 58, 3185 B Alnway, Coeta M .... Tuelln AYI., 1·1. Cotta Court, N9wpott ecn.; CA Mllelon Vlllo, CA 82191 CA 9282e M CA 02827 t2M3 H N911 LAvtn, 33392 C '1C11flOUI ....... Wastoo "-1 &tai. In.-~ P. OlblOrl, 212t MW Elllabetll Hamt. 1 Chel!Ml2·-• Dina POlnt.. CA ~TDIDIT Vlltmtnte. Inc .•• C-'Homl• Tuttln Ave .. 8·1. Cotta Odyuey. Ct .. Newport t vu . ·~.., S*tOnl .,, oorporttlon. 311& I AKwey, MIN., CA 92927 a..ct1 CA t2M3 Thll bullneH 11 con· dolna blMIMM u : ta Meta. CA 8282e Tiii• bUlln... la con· Thia bullMU II con-ducted by a llmltld partner. Wl!.8T COAST ~RK!T· Tiii• buelneu le con-Ouctld by.,, lndMOual duc1.0 by..,, lndMcklal alllp ING ANS MAHAO!MENT. duc:11d by .• eotporltlon 8UNn Pepper Glb9on Mn £.° Harr1t H. Nell l..9WI 1m2 INIM Blvd .. Ste. t02, Wlltoo AMI &Ill• In-Tiiie '''"'*'' ... flllCI Tlllt .,,,.,.,..,.,, ... llted Tlllt lll•tlmlnl WM fllld Tuttln, CA t2NO Y911menla tnc; Unda J 1 ,.._ ,.,_._ .J Or with tht County C*11 o1 Or 8.tlrouz Ml1b111 1924 M llory vice p .• ' wttll tM County Clift! o4 vr· with t119 County.,_.,."' • 11191 County on Jvty 15: Walllc9 A\09.., Apt.' B-206, ~11 ittt.,: waa fl1ld = County on Jutv 11. = Cout1ty on JUiy 11, 1"6 Coeta Mela. CA 02827 tll the County C19t11 of Or· ,_,,, ,_ f'llUIT De-Ad a Harwy, 1312 County on July 29. P\.tblllhld °' COlllt PublllMO °'T Coett Pubtlltlld Orenge Coett Sierra Altl Dr .. Tutttn, CA 19 5 ange 22 ...,. Dally Pllo1 July 22. 2t, 92te0 ~ O.lly Piiot ~ 15. 22. 21, Delly Pnot ':fl t • . .... Augwt II. 12, 1168 Tiii• bUtlntM II con-P\.tblllhld Orange Coatt Augutt 5, ,.. M-6&4 AUQU81 S, 1 M-&ee M-828 Ouct9d by: a general Plt'1· Diiiy Piiot Augual 4, 11, 18, •----------nereNp 5, 1885 1----------•---------... "' MnTJCE Setwouz Mltb1r1 1 Su-882 "8JC NOTICE l"-.i\I "" Tt\19 llltemtnl WU llt.d rteTmOUI IUalNl.1 II wllll the County Cieri! of Of· '1CTIT10UI IUIMW IU9Mll MAim ITA,......, = County on July 11, NAM1 I TAftMINT '=Aft•NT TM folloWlng S*'tofll .,. 19 5 ,.1.. PlltllC NOTICE Tiie following ~ all Tiie f<>llOwlng ptnOl'll .,. doing butlr1111 M ' doing bullneat 11: doing bullMal ... IEI AAS ae P\.tbfllhld Or•nge Coat! '1CTIT10UllUIMH KOMTEK, KTK. 314 MOUNTAIN 'wATEA Cll~f.~o.d~ ~1!!·· J..:. Dally Piiot J uly 22, 29, NAMI ITAftMINT ~~~If .. 2 A."! 1 ., Btlboa Bell., COMPANY, 855 SMQUn Ln .• CA 12828 Auguat 5, t2, 1986 Tiie follOwlng P«fOnl 111 ....., ., "" 8 II A 282 N• port John H HHI 2ee, ChlOI M.eoo Ootng bullMM u : J.;;,.. A. Komar•. 31'4 ~ ci. 92Hs w Aoad, Cotta. Miii, CA T~E BODY SHOP, 21405 Anidi Aw.. Belboe Berl.. LMlnOI OM T ...... 155 92829 Broolcllurtt St., Hunt Berl .. Calif 129e1 AA-.ff L S It A 292 Paul L O~n. 1171~ P\B.IC NOTICE CA ~648 Thia bueln"' It con-.._ n., u • • • Mltllllam Founlaln Valley --.. .. --.. Peule G9nOn Ptrlllpe, 221 ducted by en lndlvlc:lual ~ b~n:1:~. CA t27oa ' r_.,,..,.,. --Sec:ono St.. Hunt Bell .. CA J.,,,.. A. Komw9k Tllll butln•H It con· NAa. ITATUllNT 92'48 Thie t1tlltMt'lt WM flt.d duetld by. en lndlY!dual ductld by Ill lndMd Thi following '*"°"' .,. Tiii• ~Ulln.u 1• ~00-~ ~ Tlllt 11111ement WM fllld Teuf C-Owen ~enlilolvjdull tnOI County on Juty 't. wfth the County Cl9tll of Or· NlJC NOTICE P\llUC NOTICE Gau,,. Pr Tl'fal1 >O S 1 S Tcrtalt ~. bv IMli\9I ll ' ' ' --- ~ 001 Oll 000-s llt •11eYLii'oe1 s 16 111 2IO LOIU. I I I.I ti ... Thlt t llltment wu f1lld . UTH BAY SU. RF COM-Ptula Gerlon Plllllpl 1986 MQI County on Juty 1, wt ~nty Clltk of Qr. PANV, 3333 S . lktltol, Coate Tiiie ltet_,t wu llted ,_ 1 te5 -----Hf."•L:.lnge.:..L.11.q nty on Juty t8 Mete. c.lltornlt 92828 wttll tlll County Clertl of Or· Publlahld Orenge Coat . ,_,. 19M · Surf a Sport, inc .• • Call-enge County on July 1 t , Dally Piiot July 15, u . 29. 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Pflcner encl ltuflno l..lnere1, outflafder, to Edmo11ton Of lrta P1cltlc Cna•f l e&DU41 CHICAGO WHITE SOX-4 c:llv•ttCI Rudv l.Alw, oulfl•ld•r lttca lr.d Deva Wenrmel•ler. olrcl\er from euttero ~ t"• lntAfllelloner L"oue Ootl011ed Joel Sllln ,.., • c.atUllt. Pd a1u r..~ .it<-. io e ufia10 Ne..,.., lA•tut ATLANT4 lllAV($-$9,,t Joe JOllnMHI. O<tCllAf 10 • """'°"" Of tM l,,t~natk>NI I.a.out • .. "''"'° l"Hcuel Petti, O<ICllll'. lrOl'TI t,,. r11tr1<11<1 lllf ST LOUIS CA•OIHAL~AMOU11ted '"' rt1lftmefll 04 A"4v Hauler D<tc"~ ,OOT9ALL ......... , ...... a.... DIEHVElt e•ONCOS-S·onec! Otve Stvoest<O, ofltllt•v• rac1i1t OCTltOfT LIOH$--S•11ne;1 Err·'1t ·"""'-· ,.UMo/'9 ~-ll'Hll..AOILftHIA (AGl..lS-S11nad I...,.,. Ml~. Pldl.. W••V9d Myron Dullr" and Oarel Caner ~vt 111(111 SAN F•ANCtSCO ~t Slon«I Garrett "-•· r\jN\1119 l>a<I\ UMMMalla, ..... ~ OJI.ANDO •ENIGAOl!l-C111med JOIWI •N•ll II rl.,ti.co. on w•tvetl f"6f'll l!lf Temoe ••.. l•fl'CI " P1.1blllhld Oreno-Cout Brlftoj, eo.tt Mete. Ca#-,__ M-aat Augua15 1984 Diiiy Piiot July 22 29 forllll 92828 P\.tbltatl9d Orenge Coat · AUQ\111 6 12 1ea11 ' • Ttllt buatneH 11 con-Dally Pilot July 15, 22, 211, PtlllJC 111\TICE ' M-821 duc19d by• CIOrPC>ftllon Augus1 5. 1t8S nv · Surf & Sport. Ille .• Mer M-61M1 '1CTIT10UI llU ... ll 1----------Waiu, TrM9Urtr PlllllC NOTICE Thlt .,.,_,, WU fl~ NAm ITATIMINT 1---:...;;.:;.;;;.;.~.:..;.;.=-~1 with tl'll County Clltlc of OJ. rtllllC NOTICE Tiii follow4ng pereona .,. PICTmOUI ..,... .. 'ICTTTIOUI IUIMH anoe County on July 16, '1CTmOUI IUIMll o~~~~OPMENT MAMI ITATa•NT NIUC NOTICE NAMI I TAftMINT 1d5 ' NAMI ITAftMINT COMPANY, 901 Oov•r djhl ~~ .. ~tone are The fotlowtng Plr90f\I .,. ,.1111 ..... ng .,., __ doing bull'*' u · AllfOfa Dewft Mentt, Al· The tollowlng PlrlOlll .,. Drl"9, Sult• 1 tO, N9wpott GFJ; CONCEPTS 179' 1 B't'TE BY BYTE. 1H4 ..,.,., Al a..w, -... H ~~A A ET T 81:'e, c~ ~,... 901 s1cr,:r-Cir, 10. lrVtne. CA :~~f' '0', Cotti Men. CA ::::.:h. ~:-.::.New· FURNITURE, 2215 H"'b°' OoVlf Otlw, Suite 110', New-82T~:ry Mulch•rn 979 Rona ld Siivan Brit-Publllllld Oreno-Cout Blvd.. Coate MeH, A ~ll~a~:.~e: oon PMllll'lno. C.M .. CA t2828 Vici\, 1850 Wallaoe ·o'. Co.ta Dally Piiot July 22, 20, 82~~ry J O•rr•U TNll .. ducted twu I dMd al • Kathey Oo.e. 1565 M-. Mna, CA 12827 Auguet 6, 12, 1965 of lhe G11rett Llvlno TNat ..;/an n u Vtf'de Eut, '10F, C.M .. CA Tiii• bualneH 11 con-M-832 U D T 8/ 14/85 1785 8ahmi ~~!' ttai!!:~ WM nlld 92~~~ bu1ln•u 11 oon-du~=.~s~e:i~~t:'ual Piao•: Cotta• MHI, CA wltll Ille County Clerk of Or· ducted by. e g9Mi'al Plt'1· T1111 1t1t9!Mn1 wu n!M C 82828 •noe County on July t 1. nerahlp ltll lll9 County Cllflc of Of· flt&.I NOTICE Tiii• bu11n .. 1 11 con· 1996 TMY Muloll«n w Cou J 18 ducted by: an lndlvldual "-ange nly on uly . '1CTITIOUe llUllMlll Henry J . Gerrett Publllhld Orenge CoMt Thia 1C1t1m1n1 •N fllld 1885 ,_,IOI ~ ITAft_,,, Thlt 1111ement wu lllld Delly Pltot J~ 15, 22, 29, with the County Cleric of Or· Publlahld Orange eo..1 ~n. butlic:: ~eona ere with 1119 County Cl9tll of Or· Augu11 5, 198 =5 County on July 11• Da lly Piiot July 22. 29. U~IOUEL y ~OU, 93 = County on July t2• M·588 '111111 Augu11 6, 12. 1865 Brlerglen, lrvlM. Callfornta ,.,on P\.lblllhld Oreno-Coett M-829 027 t~ P\.tbflsllld Orange COM1 Diiiy PllOt :fl 15. 22. 29, ---------CollMn Sue Dunn, 93 Delly Piiot Juty 21, 28, Auguat 5, 1 1111-'C W\TICE 8rt11glen. INlne. Celttomta A•""•lll 4 11 1145 M-512 r~ "" 92714 -·-• • Su-464 '1Cnnout llUIMl l ,tCTmOUI IU .... 11 Thia bualneH la con· NAM1 ITATDmNT NAM1 tTATIMINT ducted by· en llldlvtdu91 •-•r MnTIC[ Thi IOllowtng ~ a11, _ ___;NllC..;;;;;.-·-.:.NO.;.;;..;.TIC(;.;.;;. __ Tiii followlng peraon. .,. ColtMn Sue Dunn r -.n."" doing~ ea: •- doing bue1n9M u · Thia ttet9mltlt W11 fllld WESTCO KATEU.A ONE. '1CTITIOUI ....... AlTECA CAFE, 7800 wltll 1111 County Citrtt of Or-~!!!!OUITIA~.. 3185 8. Alfwly, eo.ta Mete. ..... ITAT'llmWf 8Mch 81Vd Buent Park ange County on Jvly tO. -• •-CA 92828 TM fo4lowlng per.one In CA 80280 " . 1985 TM fotSowtng l*'IOf\I •• W11too AMI &tale 'buflnell 11; J091Mat~1214 Oulm-,_ doing bullnell M : 1111ttMnt1, Inc., a Callfomla 1 TELEMARKETINQ by St Paremount. Ct l Publlahld Orange Coat! TRIPLE PLAY PUBLI· CO<poratlon SERVICE CONSULTANTt, 80723 Dally Pltol July 22. 29, CATIONS, t77-F Alvtr.idl fhl• butlMN It con-3300 ltvlne Awnue. Suite Sat>lno Mtrquei, 833 AU9-Augull 5. 12, 1865 Dr., Newport 8eecll, CA Ouctld 1>y. e corpol'ltlon 325, N9wpor'I llKll, CA tin, 8en11 Ana, CA 82704 M-&3e 82883 ......._ .,. .. El WMtCO. I.Inda J. Miifort, t2MO Tiii• bUl llllH I• con-FU<:llatd L co ..... ,.~ VIOi ,,.. WllHem H. Parlth, Jr., 2 dueled &>y a ~al Pll1· MOOINI Av ~Bled\, TNt lt•19"Wll wu llfld Rectwood TrM Lani. ltvltll, ntrahlp NII.JC NOTICE CA 92883 wttll the County Ci.ti of Of· CA 12715 8eblno M1tqua Tiiie buelneH la con· ar1ge County on July 11, flllt bvalMH le con· Thi• 1t1temerr1 w .. filed flCTmout IU..... ducted by. an lndMdull 1085 Ouctld by. •n lndMOuel with tlle CounlY Clerk ot Or-NAMI I TATIMINT AlclllfO L. ¢ot>etty ~lalkJt_ ~ ~ on ...Nf~ ~• WM ublllhld Or111g9 Cout Thia etat11ment w11 mid 1885 · doing bullt1111 u · wtlll the County Cterlc of Or· Dally Pltot July 15, 22, 29, wtttr tlll County Cieri! of~· '211447 MYERS. VIANI, ANO 1no. County on July 16• AUOUlt 5, tta!J 11191 County on JUiy f1. Publlthld Orange Cout PHILLIPS 2805 E Cout 188$ M·693 ttla 22 ""' • Pll11'1 ..... Da lly Piio t July . ... Htollwey, Suite 304, Corona Pubtllhld Orange CoNt P\.tblltllld Or COMC Augult 5, 12, 1865 Oil Mtr. CA 82825 Deity Piiot July 22, 21, Delly Piiot M 7. 22. 29, M~5 Myert & Vl1t1I. Inc ... Celt-Augutt 5 12 1M5 l'tllJC NOTIC( Augutt 5 1N5 1 __________ 1tornla corporation. 2tea E • • M-425 ' M·513 MUC NOTIC{ 8:8~ HJ:.":~: g:~~f:· ~.=• 'tCTITIOUI IUIMll l..M A Pt'rllllpe, 28281 l'tllJC NOTICE Thi fo11ow1no '*"°"' .,. "8..IC fl)TIC( NA• tTAftmwf M1rguer111 Pertc111r9y, Suite doing~ M ' 1--.;..;;;;;;;;.;;..;.-.;;.;.;.;;.__ Tiil lollowlng Pl'lonl are 290, MIH lon Vie jo. CA '1CTmOUI ..,._.. TOM OAE£N, N3 Ea1t f'tC11TIOUt 1U11N11e doing bu..,_ u 1269? NAMI ITATWMIWY llttt St , Cotta ,.._, CA MAim ITAW HANO M MACHINE AlllD Thia but ln"' It oon. TM folOwlng penont ere tH27 • • TM f01ow1ng ,,.,_era FA B RICA TIO N. 17 80 ;jUC'lld by a general pert. doing bUalll..a M; Jim Cobh11t11, M3 Eaet doing buelnell M: MonrOV11, Unit C·7 Cotta ,.INp DQEAT PAOPIMIO, 2 11th It . Co.ta M9M, CA OOLD!N WHT INN, ~.CA 82877 Lawr9t1Ce J Vlanl Civic Plua. #200. Neiwpoft '2827 124'0 leldl ltvO . Stanton, Allll Burt Mtrrlaon, 6407 Tiiie atllffl'llfll waa ftlld e..ctr. CA t2AO ~ ~. 383, £llt Callfornla 10MO Pllealrn StrM t Cypret1, with Ille County Cltf'1c of Or· 8'UOI Alln llfnwl, 2 tlttr 81.. Colta. Mlaa. CA YUM Y, Tiii Md Jen Ml9rl c.u1 eotaO anoe County on JlJtt 15, Cl* Pllln. •200. ~ $2827 TM!, 1 °'*" Moon. lrWle. Tiii• bu1lnff1 11 con· 1d 5 BMctl. C Tiiie buatn"• •• con-Cellf. 127'4 ducted by 111 lndlvldutll '31tttz T e11 I• oon~ OUcrted by I Olr*ll s>et1· Thi• bvlln .. 1 11 con-Alan B H9rrll0n P\.tbtllhld Ortnoe COMt duct en lndlvldull Ml"llhlp dllcMd by: lluetMlnd end wife Thll ., .. .,.,,.,,t WU n~ Dally Piiot July 22. 28. n . Jlnl CoDtlenl Yuen y TMI wttrr the County Cflflc Of Of· Auouet II, 12, 1985 ' ... "*' TNa ltatlmll'lt ... mid 1'1111 llltlWNtll ... fhd ange County on July 13, M·t22 OWi! of Or· wttll ltll County Clet1t of Or· wttll tlll County ~ of Of· 181$ July tt, l"OI Couniy Of'I My ti, lrlQe ~ on July u. ~~ 1115 '* Publfllllld Of•"OI Cout .. _ ,,. TICE ,_.., ,_.., Delly PllotJuly 22, 21. '"~NO Coe.et PvblltNd Ortngt Coeat Publlatted Or111g9 OOMI Al.IQU.t 5. 12. 1H5 '1CTTTIOUI llUIMll 22. 21, Dally PllOI July 15", 22. 29. o.11y Pilot July t!, "· 29, M-839 N ...... IT•-MINT Augu1t 5, tta5 Augutt 5 1MS -,. • • M-e3' M·to ' M~m Tiii followtng ~ ,,. OOlng butftllal ... ._ ____ ....., __ P\BltC NOTICE CALIFORNIA S URO 1--------1--------_ _...-.-;.;;...;~--.--CLA981C, '33$ I lt'latcif, .___..-....--...........,..-..;;;..-_ NI.JC 11)11C£ 'ICTIT'ICMll IUIMH Cotta MHa, Callfornl• '1CTinOUe euelNlll --;...;;.;;.;;.;..-.;.;.,;.;-.; .... _ , __ ..;..;;;:;;;,;;;;..;;.;;;.;.;.;;;:...._ ...... llATDIQIT 12828 ..... I TATWmNT ~TmOUI .,_.. PllCTTT'IOUe .,_ .. Tlla f~ S*tOM.,. Ntowpon Sutf CompenJ.;; Tiii follcNMg '*'°"'.,. MW STATlllllllT Mm ITAW doing bu9lnMI • CAl!forn,. COt'J)Ofatlon oing bull,,.. • Tiie ~ Pll'IOl'le .,. Tiie follOwtng peraone .,. MIAO LINH AUTO · I htol. Cotta MaM, C111. IOPHISTICATeD LOOl<I ootna ..,..,._ M: doing~ 11 MOTIVI ACCUOAI •• fotftle 1282f I V au. 10 TtMlcllr """· CAAOU8!L CONSULT· NIWPO,.t HAllllO,. 4$18 W 5th It . Banta Ana. TNe buMneu It con• •1).J, frWwe, CA 127'4 INO, Ml1 Ywmo Qrcte. llOOIA'tAY OlllOUP, 1801 CA t2tOJ Cluetld by, a oorpor1hon I M rry Linn THfl t OltOM Grow. CA t2t44 W.tc.Wf Or J..81• 3, ........ Martow ~-LAI ,_ ~ ~ Compeny, ~ .. c Wllldal. 10 Tllun-Linda f( Cor•. ltl 1 IMc:fl.""" t2MO '""· "511 W 6111 I t . lhtlta Mare w.._ f f'M9Ut1r lllun. ti 1)..1, !MN, CA Yermo C lrcl•. Oard•n ~ a -=c.rt«. OPM, Ant. CA 1 2703 Thtt ltlt9mlftt llftll Nici 27'4 Orow, CA 12144 37117 W19tan It!.. Long Tl\11 butln... la COii· with Ille County Ctert1 of Or· fhll DVllM91 11 con· Ttrfa bull,,... It con--8tecf\ CA IOI07 CIUC11d by 111 lndMOual eno-County on Juty t5, Id by. jOlnt ~ ducted by an lndMdll.tll TIMI butiMM 1a oon-M•low ~II La 'ountMt tN 5 8'lerty L. fMfl Lindi~ Corti OUCt1C1 ~ .n ~ Tiiie alllt"'*'I Wiii filed Pll1tll Thia llaMmltlt Wfll fllld Thie ••.....i .... fllld 9erJ I MoC4w\tr, MM wftfl 1111 County Clertl o4 Qr. Aw•t Dewtt ......... At· fl IM Cou,tty Cterll of Or· wftll IN County C*1t of Of. TNa .tt""""'1 .,. ._ ano-County on Jl/f>f 11, e.,..., At '-""· • left County on M 11; anoe County on .My 11, wfttl u. County an ot Or· tNIJ ..... Df ...... ttt, ..... 1 1HJ &ngeCountyon~ 11, tM ,.1. ~ ...... CA ... PllMM ,_ ,_ ftublien.G Or1nge eo..t Pu"'** Oreng1 Coeat lilublltllld Or~ CoMt Publllhed Or-. Ooeet P\.tblltfled Orllf9 c.., Dall,; P110t July :n, ll Delly Piiot M-1 22. 21, Piiot Uy 29, Auguet 5, D.i1y Piiot JVIV t5, H. 21, Dally Piiot .Mt 11, U. Jt, UOUlt 5 12, 1181 Augutt 5. 12. JMS · 12, ti , t ~t I . ttll a. tMf M-'20 M431 • M~ M-6f7 t.Mtl I i.-~"-'"----------~-----~----~~~---~~------~~---~---_;_-------~-~----"-~-~------~----~~----- • • I UIW'• '.) o.~ •. 16 Doltat• .• ~d D\tt\ .... ~., •Ith tl\11 no (l0f11on ul Pil\ m"'" ., rrfund&hlc •• AddltionaJ bn. ma• be pwd1'wd £bt tz 00 ,.ch • Pncrt mu.tC ~ tn< ll&ded tn thf' ••I • ,,....,. nnr •ppl' 10 !hr rr ii""'''"· rrntal o• help ••nted ci...tleauan. • automobill!!I pr.c~ o•rr 12000 all 6 2-5678 .. • \\.11l•l tuih ltl 1•llHtr f>lrl' .ad'l'r!IM'rt fling mftchtndiM. l!!e ftr hit lac••• Pr!pty 1351 ...... Vat.nbW '"'" UatuahW IAw!e"· lat. A1!!!!9t14 ht. 8-1 . .., ... a.IAll •t• l: .. =:•:a::J===='M=l IOUNIT8."Pr*CftoNU ' Cttll •11a m4 • ..,.,t ...... UH c..ta .... 2114 lut. ...... lttl CCIUrmlktd\CWJg;Oftl;. !1668 .••• 82 .• I Fun 1% 10 CCH>P t>rotuwa -Pvt bttl T'"'PO'WY 3 to• * eq " 1617 '#.-oil M~ trade a.t-upe mall· •MESA VERDI: ltg ""' 38t 28a, pttlO. oar. no 3 bdrm 2 bathe lndfY moa 1371/mo lncl8 uui. NI s.c t 5032 AiP . IOl&lflllT Tllft.D ad Call Aidt Byairt. bro-38a bee home S1200. DILlllYI UITALI ~· t034A V• .. ntl•. oareo.a' 1 ml to bc:n. No H/tml(f, Pfeif 17w.s32 i.;_ __ ._.;...._ __ ...,... An unuauany i.rga prop-kw 790-7292 an~lma Call Larry Ml-5UO. Agt VILLA BALBOA 2 Bdl 1750 5"S.7U3 An 6cwn S-t• Mt&lmo Call CtfliO ..r.--~ aq" oftlC9 ..,c ...... any w/io.d9 of room & 3 3 Bdrm S '-\be brand new Condo w/trpao MCU(lty S5 75/mo Loe ba6'll 1 Bd '31-12tl " M .,.. 177 wtc <>* 30 .._ • 11 2S per VI unite to anloy rental tn-OllTl MU large E·tlda home 2 cw bldQ t11001mo Y'1Y tba all t>ll-1ne. rrp1e' 1 \.: qui.tlwrW no1n-9mlc/M W-1dlff l ~. Ml c:omawtth 'PrldaolOwn· TllPUI 0., frple mlGro ,,350 LIOOISL.! Ctwlfmlng39dl Mint... •;~~1 :..11\9 oooldna. pool ptlV. Callllt-3113~ tfahlp' Raoantly pelnted Prlda of owneranlp unlta mo'OPEN,OAILY 161 Al· home with aouth patio, 3ee AYOC*So ft-5"&-4158 &atty. 9hop1Stafacte'°"'°9 c:atS-ted & lanclacac>ed 31211 Bdrm unltt A-.. BERT Ca115"5-0MI lrptc $1900/moYfly Tl&._.,.._._1111 -:·---• o.nAPt,umRn\.ba,k" aaa'1'.4315cno.e.-.. C&ll IOt datallt 1&96.000 IOJ"M io.n a owe 2nd --8AYFRONT CONDO lido --<' 8"1• ' tunny 28t 28a lndty pltv yng ~ •21 120 E ntd c .. WArl HfRO'T Aaktno S t9UOO -=•yd"':,.~~ 0:':: :~ ~u~~•2c!'tt & IUTAIT II 1100 ....._ etpta. drpe, male onl'i. walk to manna ~ VIiiega • rom. tt0111l<, i.e. 53Ml908-tRttyl.. l24$0Yrty . Y 18H/mo 2Br 1'hB• frnhly cla~n•d & 1350/mo493»5"74 I Ambroal• A~teur•"' REAlESTATE Traditional 177,./moE_....._28d 1 ..... Wlferfr ... ----1M TwnhM, E-tld•. pool, ~ntNoaa,!""patlo tnel '•m only.· n-amkr lldO. ~51a aqft qi· 9'11.00 " ._,.. ..,.. ---• g9f,lndy rm Ouliet loC g.. ,,...a $250/mo ~IA MtM lloaitwtthAIC&JdmlMri'• ,._ ____ .__ Realty frplc, yard, gar, W/O 111·1• 111 ... IOO 2310 Santa Ane Dee ~0-5504 Vatde .,.._ 557·64~ 1ng:1t 25/aq ft Ind..,.. 1-631.7370 hppk, nkia loo TSL MGMT M2·1903 at . •7f.a ,.,.. f7Wn7 • 2817 Orange • , Room w/attllCNCI beth. ..,.. IALE 01 TIDE T1l MIT U2· 11U exec w .. tci1tt 3t>r, 2'At>a. .....,..._•JIU 2ir FlBa wOOdbrfdge ...,. to bMct1 i:.m. ,,. CdM'• bMt omc.. "'"° Beautlf\il 2100 eq n 2 yr II Tll•Plll den. otc, dbl gar gardener ~-~ Condo A.JC, 2 carport• amid' POO 842~ 12 11100 Ind utJI, AIC. pq. old contamporary, 6 3 unni w/pool In Newpon IT LIST I I 1300 no pet, alll lmmed f&50/mo 720-0876 lttthAttll If! Jllnltor 2855 E eo-1 acr ... corral•. Adjac.nt Haight• 9.8x groea. ioa ft ft 15<>-850'6 or 837·1'451 TIWlllllU w l I Hwy 875-t800 enyttme Tahoe Nat'I Fe>< .. t In pie-.-.mabla ioan. utclng & .... ltllt.. Fabuloua 2BR 2BA. 2 car 0 .... ftr .... re• 1• W .. ~ LOOKING tor eomeoo• '° ~":'~1~3~1• City. 1199.900 Call Kenny S.l'YIM fH 0. gar,~ No peta L .... Frplc. veulted eaill1191, dbl A~S8 If OM OCEAN 3028W. CoMt ~N.,_. ahere otflcet 1pece 91817 "'"" UOyd4t3-8912Agt Fttlltlt•tWlttl 40982ndSt 873-1132 garpool&apa.Nopeta Two28«m,28•,2patlo pon8Mct\,'9f ,TV Good N.B acldr-1n .. IL.. TRIPLEX ..... 1 .. 1nn, ,..~ta 18drm S110·1795 Condot w/pool & epu It 1140+ wtc ag1 l'IO HatbOt.,.. 87,,..,.. -...,, ..... .....,. Harbof View Home 4Br, 28drm 2''i8a 19t5 MQual a..ctl Terrace. • Ptala1al a 1001 M..., S133K 'I/ A loan TELERENT Muat ba able to ""' 28drm 2·~Ba+Oen 1935 l800 & '800 M1-i739 1 ..... .-Tl .U BRANO NEW cUSfoU 3 Only I 189,999 9f Agt lmmed I 1900 873-8<& 11 eee w 18th 645-2739 ltwprt .... • lntal1 ltll NEWPORT IL at HerbOt atory home. Ocan & Bay 952•9093. ppti only. • Wld .. t Satac1lon Juat atepe to wa..,.. ••· -ill; 8Ct\ bdrm (2) 3 blG nr ~I.:==-1000 tQ Y\eW 1385.000 Lttl tr t 14 •Updated Deity panalw 5 rm hm onty &aJ.. fi~ PITUI. Tm 2111111 town/beedl 1135/'#llnd 1*k no 1aio ~~ Broker 983-8371 CdM 2 IOta w/Fr:ndl NOr· • 411 AtMI l Prleait S800 klda Oltlera avail ttt!!91: -=-oi •tlo I Gs •650t tea par rm ~/Wk 4M-8930 llf lillll•LI llTL RlllT 11111 WI mandY plana 1 blk 2 t>ch • Oi>an 7 Oeye 9atn·7pm 53M 190 Beat Alty'" F&lllU lPllTllllTI TIUIDT lll-IUI tall t u•-Jt- 2 yr old 2·1try, 3 f/plt, 2 1335K ea. Agl 759'-9070 675-8860 lido Penln PrX 1Bt Mobile Sparkllng CIHn luge 1 & 2 BA· 2'621 E 18th St I -•• )&C. compl furn 3Br lot• Lot on 40th StrMI, 2 unit HOtM U50/mo Pvt bctl Apt• lodamlt ... w/1 or2 Newpof1 Ha1Qh1a. no~· IU.t 2tll Pr Htlglou• locaUo.n of IMng.,.. <>pan beam m•. 4 dt1 from ooaan. Of St~ By 45&-10333 Aaa for Glor1a c;ruldran nMt paB Heat "50/mo 846-1°'8 28f 2L ept U/f non 13&-2,20'6 8q " In COM e.1111191 w/Old laaflloned call deye, (818) 44&-8271 1110 lte,_ri ltd Walla. 83Q.2"3e EY9t peld. No peta 1BORM EASTBLUFF tmkr. c:IMr\, raao. QUtat. A/C, ~letly decelf· tmboued P~• l r• or eva (818) ""7-8833 Balboa Penln10I• F" New 2 Bdrm yrly w .. 1 28drm 1'1•8a 1895 N .. r Shopping Cantar ~·,.::.ni-~;!!~38ft 4 ~t~~ ::~ .. :;:u'' cauad llghtlng. oak .. l S Newport 1925/mo on 28drm 2Ba 1720 s150 No pet• ~1364 .....-. .,..., - kltch No bulldlng coett ut CHOICE RENTAL Sea Shor• Of. 5"e-00ot 398 W Wiiton 831·5583 Bloctl to l>ctl (NB) Flto IN SIW'a .., .... , quiet W8'1/1· •nared GrMt view from 22 ... ._ .... n1-28R 2 ... App .. llno E·alde 2bdrm 2BR 1BA garage A__.. .,,... .... ~---·.. -... pita carpal w/w neww kit Hwpt Sh,. 4Br 2'1\Ba on lYlllllU llW · · 2bf 1ba , .... ,,decor •"' ffon1 ott1Ce. or• daOClr. all wtndowe. 18115,000 condo In NB/Cd arN. enhanoad clecof' '575 at canal. St•P• to bc;h 1 Br. frig. range, layndry. I 7 5 0 I m o S l'I • r / ' now 1395/mo 873-7195 l200/mo 11~5 is:; .. ~ prtc. ~e-~1~', *Ul ... 1H* Comm pool lmmac pool carport No~ 2 B~t-t28e1•5or0e73-R31,11 ICdM gr-1 ~tor mat1 I utriaJ Mesa Vwde hM w/p()OI 11700/mo 542-3850 Agt '550/mo .,rm v • r~ $<675 + depoltt Avail latUa a• Ganutna ln~or will pay apac: 3br 2ba f/yd kid• Prefaffed ar.. updated 113 t W 111th ST. 648--0492 ~ d~~4:~o;-lnci now. 640-42515 cutdor your property for pet• 11150 worth mor• 3br w/mlcfo trple & t>atc •EASTSJDE• pe Fam anr 2 rMtr bdrma. fa50 aq ft wfffont offtoa, right price or tarma. No 539'-8190 Beat Atty I• vlew2gar11295 yrround 3Br 1'.'tBa "85 A 2Br lBa 2Br Uc>9«. fpl, .,_, beael\, 2ba Pineeraek Apt C M lg r..,, ~ dOOt Im glmmlck~ Pair: Tenor• Eut~da 1Bdrm, ~am 53M190 Beat Atty f" se90 2080 Garden Ln I~ ":°"· pet\ 2 cen. 13115 avt mm.di . M :: ~ ~ .!~...! 1;'L ·~ callt, yrd Utile pd '5415 IStac>e to bMCh 2t>< 2ba No~· Agt. 5"&-5905 I 50 "'°· egt 873-8090 7151-7835 or W/553 ''"2 640-0ee1/! I . ; ~ ~ I ~ R mo No pat• 54&-eeeO oc:Mll VleW. beam celllng, BACH 15215 A 1 BR se 10 2 Matar IOlt... 2·~ ba Fam "" NB 2Br 2e. Apt, Ctnaa ••l llu lOU j... UT VILRl .... gar Ip w/d atl news 1200 PRVT patto. carport condo "*"· gar & c:o>rt. Nt amtir Poof 13715•/mo IW!f! Superb Wfiitawater :;;: _:. 811~ 3 Bdrm ,5"14,.. 0175&-5518 E/873-2828 Pf<>L· SPA qule1, rw> pata 1950/mo, aQt '6911-1901 873-5017 or 7t!Q..6407 llATI. llJIFmiW ~~.':' ::~~h~eaft ltatals nLllm Ill-IMO I Hta ha 0 2e'ici H\~~ ~2:!~ ~=~~Y~l~E :!; Fam tr1r NB l'lme WaJk to ..,. -- ~ .. -....... I • ., • ~ i!' • , . .-: - let Ut lltlp Y• DUPLEX tBd 1b• .. ,. , MESA VERDE 3BR 2b•. §~!11:: !tt ~'= EASTSIOE 2 Bdrm. 1 Bath, i~Ol·•r':3-k2795' :: ~.=kl\': ~~ ·v~E S.11 "tit p,~,t $210,000 717 FERNLEAF lta"' f1tail... dbl gar, tnCI Y9fd, rdnr se50 5311--8190 Beat,.. quiet "" 11575/mo NO or pr1v $<620/mo Ind ut,11a !300 E. Coe9t Hwy, Npt 8ct\ I ...,..... MO-e182 byOwner 111001mo557·238 1 PETS831~155 •Bluff• ier. trplo, M5-2215 .. lll-Ul1 A-u Ai_ .. 11 .__ ... , JuitUitedlOramatlerlQht hlMI 21 _ New E·lld• 2 matr Bd. 2 1A,artatat1 hrab~t4 E-llCS. Studio Apt, t>Mm c.fl>Ort,pool.N/tmkr FamltMr30+ltlr2Br2S.I M:i .,_ ~ IT.. on ocn vu 4Br 3Ba. FR Ptaianla •• '.'tt>e. gar. WID hkkp I l~ P l l C9lta, aml yrd Fr .. ,, lee0No"'8722-I011 PlcNwpt,pool,epa.dac>~ NEED STORAGE SP 7 642-5678 S1.135K7511-9070Agt WINTER RENTAL large i $1100/mo831...oe2 I I .. ·::o7 paint, etc 1 Pereon Sml *wamnll'f* ref$'615•'Aut•~ ,.,._,.. ... Newer Dople.it 3 + 3 10.5x bdrm houM , avall 9115, 3Br 2Ba widen & bar. New I pet<* "'75· 7eo-ea92 BeautllYI 2br, 2ba. den Ftrr11mt n-amkr prof qutat !:~~ ~~~ groaa. 1327.8K low dn $575 Incl. utll 831·24114 crpt l drp1, painted Attractive Bach conv toe llSTAIT. apt . ancl gar , pvt to thr 31>r CM towntlc>ma ...--------,....,rz for Information prln only Agt 720-~22 1--' ,.... In/out Newatol/9& oven Sepf\111 kHchen $'625yrty S575/mo lg lBd 1ba Apt. bHCl'I. boat mooring w pool 1375• Ms.tee7 ............. ITI.. .., Dbl gar. covered petlo I Incl utll Onlr• qutat nr SC Plaza ~ twy ac-avallabla 12295. H H Plual'I 4000' I sP\MfTUXL RiXDli& & Surprisingly ta.... 4 WOOdbrldoa bMutlfGI #Um Lrg fnoo backyard. Col· matur• nllmkr 573-5580 '*8 quiet ioc Sorry, no~· 790--0919 umlon :'oi1 wtrtrt ,,.. AcMoa In All l.Utt ... a *PllllUHOllJ* 4Br3BaSt900 8&2-2482 ~·$~179;:9 ~:~~ Ctrtaa iel •u 822JENNIFER 4BR2t>adbrec>tonbaed\ '!1doo1t..~:'srvwl•lf· CounMMng· 1f15 So El -tow-cost 3B ?Ck • or 55 ~ --I mo ISL MANAGEMEN 2... L&t-~~~~l4;43~1~U~41a3f4-ClllP'l"4>--N-...-N~--""----- ,... ' ,.....,.. ' I O 642·1803 •••""/ & • trpt, !ranch doora, lg yd. Wntala1tt1 1 n-emkr wtratw '500/mo • ,......, mo, 191 i .. t trvlna 3Bd 2ba Condo .. um.II •••11U1U L1a111 Mu1t ... 111291( 1145-9478 Spaclou1. attractive lnot utll 573.5799 11-·-11 fnag 1114152s.oaa1 .......... ,..,. N t"1k 1275 __ S ___ M_LET--S--._ -iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 18d. 1ba. large fenced Twnl'lma. 3Br 2Ba. 2 ur ••-• ....,...... ,_ · r CRA •LIDO ISLE CHARMER• LOV91y Wimbledon A Plan. get.a yard, worktl'lop, gar. P•tlO. utll hkup. trpk: rt ltacll H&t 1595/mo 2 Bd tba pe110. BEACON BAY home.. 3 t>r 552-4455 or 642-2758 I • That wondarful "Old• WMY tutatutty clecof'ated llUYUH peu ok. sesoi mo 1oeo aq" 11175/mo Avt pool.tndryrm.E·lkMloc. plu• den 1 '*"· ntee l Prot aver 30 10 anr 28' INStllr'DS quality fMllno. yet 1'14'WI and upgraded wltl'I BUCCOLA 5BR or 4/dan 846-9833/ 840-1207 now! 1213)256-6479 j r::,~ v~ • WI~ ciOM t~~: ~'Bay pat~·1m:.f2'~ or 2Ba Nwot Ben Condo. ft nD\ Chole:e EAS'f ENO lido 2Bdrma. Brick entry and Formal dlnl119 Poot-off lt•S" hfw,.Wltl lut. ltacla 0 garage 200/mo TSL MANAGEMENT (707) 942-0557 N/emkr $325 846-7332 Oefllt» ·Known ~ 10% dn. L.M ~ti 1100 munlty part(, pool, 19a room. 3000• sq ft, nr .. aera u.v• 38d den, Q\ll9t Cuto-c»-Mc. j • LIDO DELUXE ltatall Wut.. lt19 SHADOW Soud 3Br/2+Dan S3HK atrium. Privet•~. com-lerg• HP•r•t• tamlly "~ l ••A• 1oe Olive M&-3535 642 t&Ol I Lympti -Gio-y Intl_. I h and tennra. •riced at park and 2 golf cour... UNblOA6$1REAlTBRs 1 ml to bet\ t1t/l&1VMC 1At1rta1ata, Uaf. Newty redecorated 2Br 2Br DR, lrptc. pa110 Our~ l'la¥e all gone .n M0-!5eo $179,500 751-3191 Cul de uc Priced under Fut fr" tenant provldrs $1200/mo 9ee.-02M -• $&20. 3Br 1720 & Up 11295 875..e369 Nded By .10/1 28d heel to college OM s.turdlay .& -·--J sp SELECT markal at 1299,000 into 539-8194 Sett Atty 38, 2ba Condo qulat ,...... Pool No pat• 642·5210 I •TRIPLEX 28R tba Condo w/em yd·am pat morning my l'lu11>etid "' ,.._ Owner .. ya klbmlt AaA YEARS OF RELIABILITY ' . Q ----. Xlnl tenant·refl Betn.. muNd ·11 I IO CfW91 Prof decorated 3000 ft PROPERTIES IOf Pat 5"&-2313 ' arM. 2 car gar. PoOI P1ala1aJ1 21 7 PlUSH CONDO 2Br 2a. patio, gar. new cs.cor (818) 245-7910 Coffec1 wound •• )'OU can .)( -,,.._ wllorm·• dtn . 2Bdrm 1ba unit 1blk to $950/mo 8"&-1158 Smail 2ir 1ia garage .,., Over pool 1trum1 & fall• grNt loc Nwpt Ht1 . l ,,.., ' SHADOW tall ·• -.,,,_ .. beh all I med ..,.. Dl>I car gar w/opnr 1003 Clay St Drtve by then Young axac: t.m9M want• 1 rm, tam rm, lg yd w/pool • av m Hrb< ., .. 31>r 2b• frptc w/gar A bay view S700 Micro W/D Spit M 1950 call 573-8755 2 t>drm, 2 t>attl 9$11 CDM JMt ~--,...-.,.-.. -M~-...,...,..,....,. & epa.. Xlnl value, r• 11111 II OllTl llll Huntington BMch $700 c1abwshL..balcony v.iew 9.Z.A-637 t EvM. 873-421e ~ll NOwrs.19-24'7'. .,.. $800/mo. yMlfy duced to $346,000111 For Ill IOO .. , .. Hl&.n $700'• 539-8 t90 m-Tl IUJ 2111... .... 11111 IUUI 7S0-1580 h9I appt call Patrlctc TanM• 3 Bdrm 2 ba\h with Daaa Pt at 10 N•P IUIAllllllT ~t Alty lee ,.. -POOL Patio. lrplc, X·IOe Small pet OK #tea 831-1288 attached 2 car gatage Prl· 114/llM na SM LML 21111 Trlplax. Frptc. Get & All 1 & 2Bdrm Aptf Eut1lc:t. TtLDDT ll ....... lua111 ltr ltat n 12 2412Franctaco.Nwpt8ch vat• patio & community 811hTll-Lnll Fr ,G;,S725 •84121ea Utllltlespeldl •87501 .. S555&Up557-2841 1¥0§ ;garage 731W pool. CIOM lo freeway • 3 cat gar Well .. tab So Co 3bf 2ba 2 llty pie TIUIUT Ill-IMO Spec. 2Br 1'1b•. oan. gar IPPE.1 llPUI Ill 1511'1 ,,, No s Colt• '*1 Orange Cout Col· natght>omood 1114.900 gourmet kltCh dbl gar TIUIEIT 111-nto c • • patio, CIOH to lhopl, Fplc. Gar ans •7228 ,.. Meu 573-7787 tega. If you'v• walled lor By owna< 498--4987 pm• $750 539-8190 Best Rlty Ima• 44 trtal • &r $895/mo. 839·4242 nLllllT Ill-IMO --an exceptional value • ,.. 29d 26e bUpi;JI CO::ona --Balboa Penlnaula large -·-·.... haralt lalC.ll&46-7171 lnlat l044 111...... lltarJ2+2+PNISIOO Htghtand1 s12001mo Sparkling clean 2Bdrm VERSAILLES CONDOS garage $135 mol ... _ HW fbATCERock LUSK hm -lmmacutate l'lome •f all Avall 8111155-3333 Days l '·B• sees All utllltlea tBr $715 Deluxe 2Br 573--0708157>-3002 R&'M~~ ,I • 11 • FotN> ADS ARE FREE Cal: 142-Nll 111... s22.ooo. dn, St99,ooo' Ptaia1al1 2207 amenlt ... 8115 -5483 , .. 2Br 18• patio. carpn 2 ~~:~· ~81~·pJ:rege, 1 1975 Agt 83t ... 990 Coeta MMA. encl 1ox20. Lovely urnir•ded 2 Bdrm ueum. No pta. Prine ,.,. UUJ 2 IHI nLum Ill-IMO blkl 10 bCl'I Cntr ol twn 1960 Walltoe M2-4905 . YIW l&LIM 11or199 only AY .. now --------~ :.~~:.: only Owner 5-48-888$ Ooplalt W/Frplc D'al'lf & S850 No pets 873-3552 ---2 8d Condo MC t>ldg 187 E 21•t SI 6'5-723A FOUND Mala Hustly? 3 Of community pool. Wiii go F R E E A R K E T , .. a li1ael l !12 Gar, S900. 911 ~2550 ,.. IPU~lll I •• ":0 CdM F to 1hr. pv1 bath WI.,, .. a CMICE luae or INN/option IStngla garage, bMCl'I .,. ... 1 4 mo old, Blk Wht VIG V.A. or F.H.A. Outatand· ANALYSIS OF~_Y,PUR - -nLIRllT lll-1110 Hurryl terme #648 " garage. w/d. d/w $400 Want• Mlectlon ol great $1000/mo 290 Cagney Storegeonly S8250t mo HB t BrOokl'lurst & 1119valual Bill & DONNA REAL ESTA, .. BY 0 .... TIWllT -111-nao 720-0337 (213)593-2590 1Mng7 We can ot'9r any-LaM 875-3007 831-5083 Adamil 963-8&23 WEBSTER MUL Tl·MILLION S New 2+2 0-ondo 't.Utly ocean cl1 2br 2ba ll'llng trom a small apt lo --------- PRODUCER CALL $170,000. No quallfylng lt'larp daocr encl gar&. TURTLE ROCK 3BR21>a. fllT&ITICYllW a 48d l'tM II t<>0111ng 1n p AT RI c K TE N 0 RE PP 213 891-9733 morel S800'• worth mor• frple. 2 car ~'Tr ·, of Harbor. C.tlllln• l city CM.NB.or HB ttllnll of Ul I 831·1266 I L l t 5311-6190 Bell Alty,.. community P m•I llgnt• Lge 2BA 1'.'t ba first for lh1t cholC• of ~rt C• --pet OK AvaJI now Agent Bea t decor A. all Auo t Ideal llving •bWIN BIG CANYON* afbhut 575-8170 or H4-3375 , 1or S1750/mo ~I Karan TSL MGMT M2· 1603 I 4~R 2'A Ba. $525.000 ltacll 2211 lllVRSm PAii at 760-1901 Iv mag NB REAL~ 87~-1M2 GE l~Q QJ()O TODAY'S -CROSSWORD PUZZLE 11iiiiiiiliREiiiiiliAiiiLTiii0RiiiiiliSiii~iiiiiliiiiiiliiiiii Don t Waltl Agt 759-8477 e(IQht. roomy, open. s;am VILLAGE 1 3br 2b•. torma1 ceiil•m 7 CllTAUU YllW 11 Ill IYI l l ....... tlfft celll1191. new carpetl & din rm atrium. on gmbalt I 2Br 2Ba 1000 IQ ti gar l•all Prlet jBorCS..ux Mdl "'35M F.. d~apn •lagant. 2BR clO" to pool. tennis up-121 I lllAIWAY tac A.CSec:orated No lftl 1111111 S250M LIH PP 5"4-7070 2 'tba S750tmo 861-2871 graCS.1 S 1150 875-9707 1Bdrm, clean & cuta, va· pell S895 831·5107 1122 110 ' lllffl ll22 IOO Cerna itl •ar HU Woodbfldge -5 Bd 3b• ~~~~. ~:;~~~,,]55f1"1 Baat luc~ 2740 ~'-:;;::'Jenee , IM r n:=;: H so; 1 oc;a Preacott 3 C8/ gar gard • lO s-r.• Enter epack>u• no llM. 2331 Vista Huerta 28d 1be ·--,....... ., n dlx mstr suit• step• to I Bdrm $4114 & 2Bdrm IUWlll YILUIE l4 r .. •t Huro" Co.rtlcltchenandMllOQ Ownerconaldartarma vu 2BRdpbtw/trplc,2 lagoon a11111 8/115 S570 p I I d andn..t•·•o arM. 4 large bedroom•. Propany Mar1 M0-9019 car gar S 1650/mo. 873-S 1750/mo 552-8112 pert ~U-o~'l rm. ts Acco";;.~.· w. bathe. Expandacl tam-3735/842-9264 att &pm _ ' car 1 WIT llT' t& "•••~•" ,,,, • AC9'011 •11111111111 -.o Set on t.,e S2 O•d Ir•"••" !>3 "•''" ~· E•r1" "!> y nlluO•fl<l s~ soc:1a "'"°' !>9 OeceaHd ~9 1'1004 p.ec:~ .;() A.soan c f'' tt•ICe ....... .., OM Bdrm, tatge dactl. corner iocatlon, neutral dee«. oPan ,...,ng, com-- muntty-• 11y room Huge lot wtth Mlfyounoaduttn-«nkrto 1500•1 rantl artlitlc l'lm L1 aa ltac~ 2241 2Br 11,Ba $550 810 ~ doubll__ w _2BR h~Wd oee .........,,, ~ &t--Mltt--prat-~ ..... Wl41S..,llQU--n&lle--11 *"-""' • Call to ... 64&-2313 good locetlon, NB/CM MWer Ol ·-·-v . rm oc o · Small pet ok a.5-5453 •Spect11eular aptl 19 G ~ .. ,.,,a ,,.>n outle I 145,000 u,...1 t 11 11e, .. rs AaeftOfl,875-eoOo --.... COLDWel.L BANl(eRLI ---- THE REAL ESTATERS arM. l350+ 12 utll provided 01hars avall pnvata paft(tng Yearly * 1 & 2Br 1 & 2a. wiles 19 a:~·~~. Reta plaue 873-2507 539·8190 Belt Alty'" S815/mo 494-8774 2Br l "•B• Twnl'IM No •Spaclou. townl'loUMS 20 Gr-•11., Duple~ charm\ng lrg 2br. Oceanllde of PCH 3bf 2b• petl Go tea • 102 1918 * Ar9P111C• 2 1 tr ''* <>' Scot LuxOCEA~~~~~~!,. 2'1ba, CS.n, 2 •try. IOh, hOm• oceen .,.....,, lrptc Walltoe S825 575-92111 •Private balcon1 .. or 22 BacilDOMs look~g Cataline. very frplc, wsh/dryr. no pet1. dbl gar S1400 detalla 2BA 1BA near So Coes1 Garden patio• 2• Prov•dH •---·-... preatloloutl lt'I a t>Mutyl N/emkr S 1225 84-0-6069 ... 539-8190 Belt Rlty '" Plaza pvt backyard, ....,, Ill' ~~ ~~;,",!~·;: rr' -··-• 1133.000 8!50-533'6 --------enct garao-. child/pat "''" 1111,111 · · ElaQant 2Bd holM pvt Wiii MUI YIEWI ok $750/mo 720-8730 •3 lighted tannl1 c;0urt1 711 AtQutally VA term• ofler9dl OAP· SUYllWIYIWlll patlo,gar. nr anopalbctl Claatlc arctlttactur• on --t 2 Swimmlno pool• 11 O•ymp1Caa .. ara 19tlng tow lnter•t VA 3 br 21~ t>a, tam rm. great 11450/mo M0-4255 acr .. of garden• Pool & 2Br 2B• Eutlld• TwnhM •Stream• & pond• ~~ ~':t~':c;: ot •~·• loan Vary naly r• vi.w. NCUflty; pool, ten· Jurnlne Creek Condo w/3 spa E.11•1• tMng CIOM Ou••t location S800 Call *Sorry no P91• 36 s1191., 1 mo.,. dacoratad air COii· nla, uaum. loan. Prioed bdrma.. den, family room to beaetl&tnopplng 2Br Dick 88&·4000 Dyl •Fumlahtng1avai1 37 Foot-r dltlonacl alngta 1t0f• 3 to ult 1385,000 11800/mo Want v-ars 2 Ba $1900/mo Incl uttl I 6'0·2426 E""/wtmd• 38 wat .. 1ouree llfll 111111 bedroom unit. Communl-213/430·3829 I aa1e Ca I I Ev an Mature, conllderale •Nr SC Plza, SA 2Br 2Ba WHV NOT CAU 39 Fam11y 9a1 ....... ty pool GrHt Cotta M<l-9060 °' 87~ 195 app11e&nt1 only Condo Pool spa carpon lll-l-111 •O C.,c .,, Leeat 9J1$*1M Btytront Mau locatton Call I SEAW1NO WIVIEW 4114-4853 Of 4~-6017 $700 No P9t• 722·8011 •1 S..."'., With plar/lllp tot 40' boat. 64&-2313 ~=~ ~.~':5K Owner ~~~],;:,I~~~ •STUNNING~ 1 2 UBr SUWlll YILU&E :~~.~tea Wondatful floorplan wllh 97s:-.l76317eo.-t118 P9t OKay $970 •7597 tea !npttt ltada U6t 2Ba Grdn Apt l>~ $525, 155$5 Huntm;ton VII~ •S .. .,l>tQe :~~~·:.:: VILLA BALBOA TILllM 111-IHO ~~ ~r:, ~,~iRl~ $&25 ~ S895 710 W 18tl'I ~=-a~°:rt~~t = •6 Trun•1 In uclu•lv• naloh· 28r or tl!lr a clef\, w~ to FABULOUS SPYGLASS P•tlo Avl s.pt 12000 to McFadden west on I bort\ood LNM-t!Old. RMd thaclaaeifted edat baaeh, xlnt twme l1'48K. VIEW IN tat. let, 11000 MC me8tiB.Jllf McFld<*I i-,..,..-+--+--+-"4-1111 the beet dMta In ~ 542• 1113 or S73493f t Story 4BR 3ba, FI Rm 644-4895 213/275--4929 I WW Tl WOil 1 II ~~~~~~~~i;men~t~,.,,~,~-~M~2-~Y7~~aa~ l lovel'f garden 7S0-148e 3 9drm 2 ba Newpon lPUTIUTI Fll)IC. GP t525 •5257fM -: HAIK YILUll WANTED 2br get by prof Halghtl araa, 1 car gar lmm~l•t•. large Garden 11UlllT lll-ntO ""'' "'"' C. ~ ~ J'\" ' -f) 'C ~Q. • .... -•.. m9M No lmolc•. s-t•. up trplc. ntce yard good Apta e.auurvny lend· _ "mu ~\!;:) I'G\J ~" <.!J P <r ;:> uaa On tht Waterfront. bactt to 1850 pt mo Start IOCatlOn s 12001mo • c • P • d ground•. 1 BR quiet c:omr>ia• Excel Llh& 15 Tom, (1191 Agt 83 1·7370 pool ape pet1otoeck No cones Catpof1 1 mi to ••-··-~ • ti ,.,. )acc .. ctubhOu...._& ~t U5-0$H days --pate bdl $525 mo 340-2328 '°"' ~·••hd -d• "-allpa avail. BEAUTIFUL ~ IUOll UY !Bdrm S5el5-U06 - - lew"' 10t• '""'""'°le -<11 Mu.1 ... to~ta Ct1ta 224 3Br 38a. pttv eotnm Bct!.12250 Vangu.,d ~-9828 *"~:~,o=:S• c A f E E D S50.900 300 !."eo..t H'#Y PlOsA CONDO 2& 26a tenn•• ec:caaa I t800imo ,3 a r a a a condo 1 very c.10M 10 l>MCfl I I Ir I I Hewpot19Mat'I f73--1331 0.pool.atrMmt&lalta IH 171 41no-5237 or ' s1100/mo C•Ht90-5500 2Br 1•.,aa TwnhteSS7~ . . . . . Obi car ger w/opnr. (919~27·5855 Dys 648-7990 EVM Son-,i no P4M• 536-0490 Micto. W/O Spit M 1950 BIG CANYON tu• fwnl\,,,. 1 175,000 636-57'62 AVAIL NOW1 54$-2"41 28' 2~ kl* Pool apa. rtatah ~lit 21f 1a. ~ Gar. am '"''"' no pell 11300 l;o!fliiPlifP~""'P9'l,...-. . yrd • .....,. orpt. petnt. ' mo 133-7890 wtrdys I H°'* AtfD 211.oc»· ~ f~\1~ c::'. :~ IULIM llJKll MIO p y "' L Hf 1 · commercial r antala Meyer ~ Larva t ldrm •173 tea I I I : '"'nutl>&M""'* ·11 •• Q\ll.. ~~r~~~2~1no •-nmt11• nu1m 111-lllO l::'nd,,.._ YollC*''*'•-12M GM Ywd 16511 ... &11tyy0UBH1t•ar .. 2bf .__ ...................... _--t o c-·· .... l'lue• • ...._. -·--.,, • ~ ~ ~ ~ •• ri: I "' '"'"" ... "'-,....,.. -• .,.._..,...' ~ •31r 211'9& !'aoe nmti. a.t Alty 1 .. '--....._.....___..._ ....... ...._-' .,.. -tee I .,., Noi. ,J ....... -...... Jut' _,........, t;;t ,..t;;, On 'th.-;;;d'"._ ·-2 frplCa. ~ dbl Oat IWPT ITI llPUJ por1 8MU1 Tom l• -·~No peta '22·*>t 1 304 C.tallna Or 'Br Iba TSL INVHTM!HTI 1'65() Ilk• • l'tOuM l)ltlnt gar .•• ,. paid, WID W 0 IC H H I I I' I WOODLA• VILLAGI A•AltTMlllTI (.om, l rnm our IO'lt I lr"'•ll'\ btadt G" ...... 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I · 1tan&1Y 111111ne:r~tllP •lOST: All whit• CAT CUl\l•ta·Snack lar. TIUlll FUUlll NMd«IPIT0tPITfor!lec toftllnewHt11$tudloln Hll\OoutPrornotlonafM Typlngamu.1 goodwtth Ex.p«.MCf9tW)'f0tmao-· _,~id~~ car a •/blue~&. tilue coltat APPIY Stadium Ortw-ln Part TIIM The ,~., ~ In· EngfMtflnQ film "' oc COM. Station• to b9 llflal. Newport Pl•r flgur ... IMm d"""ata entry, llM pubhher M--t h..... ~ full a Pl'1 •lbell Leet In vcty of Thte\tf 1501 W. Katella. aur•nC;,.Coip liN Allpott call 2'1·~1 19&Md Alcl'lard Daya Saloon on pier. '75-8208 QOO<JwOf11.lng con<11Uona. Q.000 lh«thand a typing t...,......._.~ te Pltaf Udo on Sun 1/'ll 0ranQ9 Mw 15;3QPM Eitcellerl~:==,•: oPentnartor me ttetk• 1n-m31ev.•t1..e212 can R>tt., Sl\•nnCf\ ikllle. >Clnt opt:>ty for fu 11'J:· 9J:;!"io~ppt, If FOUND pteete contact &ITl MTWI ~ 20 tlourt P« ..-To qu.Rfy you mull tta~ HIYll•llLPll lak •Wht/IMltwht 11&1. m&TI w.fl 84441&5 ture Qfowth Allractiv. ~ ;230 blWfl 10-& Ttaob McK•f\I\• •t Prevloua b9nkln""'"ex. 2yn .... 1n1111n9 IOf1>. for nri.111tore. Oflr!Qe l ~,, *""'tlllTY* f otttca In lrvlM. Call - l1$-4 a HJW'62,..8400 T~~ur: ti!: a>•rlence prel:rred• Ing I chtcll~ formt 1..A ~ HMYY UM· ~ = i~u-=-1': Succ•aatul •gent with t lfll!!~cln In 152-6'7• g tp, I llO. Ollll FOUOd mo old ~/Lab op9fatlon. 11 y,-t or~. P .. aN call Per1onn9' ~ ::U:.:it!!:. ~Ef':'a ~I cr.J;t;: =d. BMcn. Mary 891-1076 pr:::n~.:;.:r~ C~~w:~ &Heh 8~c-$!CRETARY N•l'I firm tull tlfM. muttE ":= ~ly a:.~.~~';t n ' gd Mr p.,_.,, 53.4~• -0.1 '' "> 100-eooo.. plvt Th9 ~.0.1 C o1W9 a •-•1/l.I 111 --leHttrtil .. ....,.., P.~tant" to vuld• lo • r•tatlal Sefv& ic. oft~!, nHr a~rP:O'n.."'atur•. :~ ':..:,, OrOW1h AUTO MAINTENANCE lnt~ng By QrMt ~ pecfct1g9 ina 'n.-• ty Ptece work h!Ohly profttabl9 ~"' Xlnt typing ~-non-em r. . M lal ~II 1vall ·, Pound: Cat, •dul1 P9rMlme lltft -...hldlle Appolntr'*1t0nly lncludlngDental lV191on fuUOf'p.llme84&-7M5 Hi:'io1~1t~~l1Cll Scott Mlhng rNJ Ml•I• Coo· tklll1 r9Q FIT°' p(T hn,$0hr.8'1•1771 arty ru':"·~ '01Mr Balboe Qtty/Wht. Str~ tall Nr malnt•n•nce pottlon, ~ coverag•. Pi.a.. C•ll DAY Cl£ANINQ--SandaJ~en 842-8'55 ' U,_,ou1 aupp~ cf bu'Y«9 NHd d•dloa't•f P•r· lnln&IY y 815·9026 ; Hoag Ho•I 811. 2pm ••P'd lndlvldualr9Qulred ~ paraonnel, 975-5400 COUNTERfulltlmeorpan and dtrectlon provided. IOf1'Mrtome:an~:; Non~. 1Glri0fc lt -TlllllJ- 551-8880 fl)( wuh. WM & 09f*al ~ l~mk eoe tlm• S.rgttrom• lnautance Salary I ccmm ~me 9'11 CO:'* $1\:~.nd IY'PlnO·'"'p "'"'all pay-STA '°°NOo.lniii\thOn~r NfVIClngolcw.&truckL a --IUllTTPllT ci.aner..C4M84,_.422 ia'HlfOftrti to Patrleti Tenot9, c/o :;io11~h:ne bkkpg' roll toC.iar..o0mpany. StotelnCdMr\MdlSaltl a>UPPY vcty WHtCllll Aeoly 10' 3857 81tch St. ')f tor the i-al ..... t to t.nlat DEOITIYI ·-P-ttme:-'10 ti,. --ly. FOf' R4ll'nall, 23• e 17th St . WO<d-i><"""' Client pr~ . 75+-8822 P9fl0n FIT. 5 Days. X.lnl ' Old548'3S18 Suite •125. Nwpt Ben. '-'· ...,, ..._ .a•11 appt·H3-Sa.47HB Ste t17, Cotta M.... ~... k'""''concsa.E..,.clalty area mot 92e5e-170I . . "'!\ "\\ J)( lrl In tyf;)lng, !Hing end otMt "NANCIAl PLANNING. 92827 P•cta. multi-company UOIETUY WOf """ • '675-1010 REWARD Lad; dlatnond cJer1ca.I dullee, In the $18,000. plut annullty lntiuranee txP9f . .,. all a bonu9 fpr-Part Time No eitp. r 'd. llM clltn'_.:_. - ,,ng. lost about 2000 am llCUllO Equal ()ppty Emp4 m/f/fl dualfled ~bile notloe GOOd Mcretarl•I tkftl• tn. nu 1 OLDI you. Send r••u ~ rell•bl• hr• fin 15 ~091 ITIOI ,.. ... Harbor C M 7113185 Whe91 Allgn"*'t, 8rakM, d-c>t. Typing fO wpm r9Q, helpful. Org1nlratlon11 T_,. lrvlM ome. ol tn. quallllcatlon1 1 UNn 1 ' -war9hCUM itock P9"°"· Call collect 2131391-3740 TuM Up. Newp0f'1 Tlr• lltllllPI• IOIM ~ ~oceealnoi akNl1 a mutt Insur baek· Fed•ral D•po11t In-~!!!~•stS•rv.•2100• ~7;: atanUJ /P·TI.. mull ~able to kit up to -Ctr, 3000 E Cout Hwy, FuH Time. manual poetlnQ, •JtPW ,,,_.a,,_ bUt no gr~nd cs..tred. lrvfn9 tufll\Oe Corp flea Im· ...,.,., · • Muit b• •xp•rl•nt•d 50 Iba Of rnore Hard luiaHt 0,,. 4014 CcrOf"la d9I Mer )ournels, ~ & Bank nee Own car I• atso toe. Actual Mlary com· mediate op9r1lng1 ~n our IEOIPT/Ollll por1 Beech, Ca. 82&80 Have good typing tklM1. worker 30 hr• pl~ min, &LL AH• IU•lSllS Auto ~:;,~~yter:;tc:":t~ ~2~~u., Y · 3 ii~ II m•n1ur11• w/1klll1 & ln1urenc• 0.pl. Th• tl,10 II' UOllOUY Be P91'10nablie .,,d have M p/l{r C.M. 65&-2030 -·-· I• • ttl. Of exper 5-nd rMUf'M to: entry level INSURANCE Answer pnon.e type & E 1 l9WI &>otl1kln torr• ntc:. 9')peatane9 5 days YEllJll IACllllES TllllU-15 •ro• Co In Newport appt Ad 3t2, o.tty Pltol. p 0. CLERK r9qutr. the IOI-fll9 Matur• .~e dlr9C-~ grad/ etud9nl w/ P« w.-(11AM 10 2PM) s•••D JOBS Eetab gatM rout• Patt Oppor1untty 1°' "4:!8''~ ~~x ~1 'c!:'~~ llAN OIUT Box lSIO, Cotta ~. towing exper: Ilona. u S Cltlun, typing skltta, WOtd pro-< Call Und• &7~231 l UWlmLI\ tlmct elfort HIQh retume out df""G ':*:., :. IAILY Ptl.IT Ca. 92828 • Typll:P. '° wprn . Sun HI Beach •rH. cn11ng h411plul. tnt'I oll & 9 to 5 WEEKDAYS [IDN Local ..,,..,,~~trpain. ~tm"!'n'tau Rapid Id-wm11t WHIR -• ·-· maOlll • :~::~~with pollcles OMEGA M0-4443 gu co. Localed Nftport llOIOUY'I M Fi.xhr~o """""' ay vanoement muat haote S5 18/hr -.&••-JI._$ Center Part UtM 1>0M-~ lor trom prolits. Call Sun· · Part time 3"' min Good F.0.1.C. 19 ..-1ng full time la -·-• Xlnt Y«bll l llEOIPTlllllT lbl• Call Debbi• In plueh otflc9, paJ. MONEY day 12-5. Mon-Fri 8-5 Mr val~ d~:'t' ~-04M pr 0 m ~ t 1 0 n a I 0 p . collec'tort In tM trvtne $12.50-$22.50 p/hr WIH munlcatlon sic~ O.C. Airport area Ad. 759.8222 ' air cond. (71') 7&-699 Wolfer 11•1838-5620 '· _ portunlUH. N•wport-., .. to perform contlnu-train Work own area. • Mull~ COf"I out Agency nffd1 recep-SEOn/IEOPT PRIZES --Banking Mee& Scfloola FOod Ser-out collection .tfOf11 on 772-5M7 & attentlote to d•talll tlonl1t Pleatll\t pro-SIOIO&IY PRINT SHOP est 15 yrs. llllrr"&ISllTllT vlclL 2985 eeer St C M ~I tocounl1. Ju Al I TECHNICIAN In our 1 ... 1on11 ~ vote./ Ex1>« w/math & oalcu-Exp'd awttctlt>oard, front Laguna Beach Profit-Llt1•••n11 556-3273 EOE .• . part Of our tlquldatlon you F&aalO l&UI oun ln1t1ranc:. Dept you wlll eppearan09 Mull be or-latlng tklllt, comput•r Sf .. k. type 50 plus, com· TRIPS able Owner anxious -Witt be Involved with con-Knowledo9 of aewlng. Call be ,..,on1lble for. ganlted. accurat• Hit-know1edg• for cMI engl· puter •xp. a plua. Priced rll• OXFORD nOlllOIAI CAJl'f Fiii TUT t•ctlng borrowers by Leona. Home Fabric Ctr, • Verllleatlon ot lneurancie •tarter. Type 6!5 wpm. neerlng' aurv.ytng nrm. lrvlne Mtg/Design. THIS 5• 1·•423 HI Johl')I A Mii-starter to ualst In llllT •NT phoM to reeolV9 d911n· 84s-5t20 or appty In per-•on all real eetate loans Con 1 act Ang• I . S•nd r .. um• 10: Mr Lydia 2~88-4 Mtrt-g•tt• the d4Nelopmerlt & con-• quenc:y prObf«nl. You ton at 11th & lrvlne, N.B. IP\adl .... llnglncompr9hena1Ye 9am-5pm, 558--0•eo FU9nte, It Ro~ Bein, IEOllm 11111 smR r. ' .. 0-.a trot ot bucig.t for own9d will review boffC>wer'S tltee .-11-a ... 1Y tutlllC9 on w1111am Fro1t & A•· T. ·I , -Real Estate proper11es. 101111111 T & '9Coml°Mnd ectJon as F/O I-all rs.I F.0.1.C. owned property IEOEmtlllT soclatee 140t QulH St 53&-IM02 i39R 2nd Tb 13% 5yrs16 Needs to Independently nec1111ry. You poaseas AIP. payroll, '"taurant • Revtew of prop«ty for tor R..i Eatate firm. N•wport BHch, cA: hllHrial ... on prime Nwpl Bch hme research & compile data SILL II knowtedge ol COMWMt exper nee Avail. lmmed. ad41qua1• coverage Light typing and tlllng. 928e0 SEOlllm lfflOEI .... f fl.IT wm disc 852-1548 You'll also be responsible credit oon.ctlon pr.c:tlC9 87M577 • Maintaining• llckler-a 9 AM to 4 PM. Contact S5.25 p/hr. -" for establllhlng tickler & TIU....._J & prOOlldUret aa well aa FIU "' •11 In• current 1tatu1 JennlfM at 9:5-6922 IEOln••y I Unarmed offlol,. for pres· hw.,.,.r. Widow has money for flllng systems for the ,.. .... ~ tamlllatlty with eollectlon ..,_ • Preprallon of mOf"lthly -tlQlou1 acoount In Cotta TD"s S 10,000/up No b dget dec>t PIT °' FIT Cho6oe Of laWI Thfa poattlon r• Part time, tlllng & 009ytno reports llEOIPTllllST 10 Mo. poeltlon needed by M ... ., ... Pnor mllllary If you ar• tooeclng lor extra ~edit"' ~l'tO ~Y7i,~11 • Minimum 2 yea,. benk· hou,. 11 youra. c..e T H. qui,. xlnt v.'bal a writ· ~:i:C~°' 8~A2:IT c• Computd er ln~t Oen. otc tor busy com-~~;~:';.tr~~·~~P9c~ or law enlor09m901 a1tp. ~1,a~e ~:: Ison ssoc: • 1ng experleooe In a not• A, soc I at• 1 T •I•. ten lkllta. Pf9vlou1 bank-n · · en ld•t" mutt ha\19 ap-pany, It typing & tlllng. w~ Tax• dtetatlon at pref. Retired peraon1 en· Mountain, Knott• Berry •-el WHtH --5100 dept or loan CS.pt mllk•tlng, 953--8870 Ing or finance .9Jtp"er. • ~sic for Sandy M proprlate e1tp•rlence. Non smoker pref. Nr O.C. . S couraged to apply Apply F·--. or win Prlffl and 1 •Mustbeconsclentloua& plus.Salarywillnot•X· 8Wlklnglaapfua M~ Airport, 851-0517 8 m. i 352. p/mo. inperaon PedUISecurlty _ ... * llMIS * a11en11ve 10 detall. UIPllTD cffd S19.000. a>lyr. FllllOH• mum salary It Sta.ooo. Mlchelle. NEWPORT Apply 20•51 Oralm« Ln, s ervices, 229 So. Awardt. C.11 us nowt W• Full & pan llrM poeltlons. • Strong verbal & wrlt14W"t lamlller wtth recont1ruo-Pte1M Mnd your reeutM .... p/yr. TM F.0 .1.C. on.rt 1 1 WESTERN CORP ~~~.~~8~t Glaaeell, Orang41, Ca. haw MWl'll openlT. In Starts 11 "450 p/hr communication skllls lion Mua1b9 abl9torMCI to F.D.l.C., attn:~ llYEITillll g1.!~~lngt>ene~•al~Vk11Qe., llEot-•lllT on or before """Ult 8 ClU11fled Ads 842•5878 ~~~·8· or .V MUSI have neat, Clean ap. e Experlencie In tlllng, sort-plans. Own truck & loofL net, P.O. Box 7549, New-lllllft m--'"""" .....,,t ca talon I",.. -v • pear. Must be 18 yrs of Ing & gathering lnfOf'· Wont In Oro & L.A. port Beach, Ca -11"' coverage. If you would tor bu1y Co1te M•H -------- age D.M V Rctpo(t req mlllon is a must. Countlet C'all btwn 92658-7549 EOE Needed tor dlaplay Ilk• more lnl0tmatlon, CHIROPRACTIC OFFICE ------------ 751-2680 8-5 Mon-Fri •Good typing lkllls. 7-8:30am or 5-7pm only. advertlllngulesatrapid· pleaM call pcnonnel, at Mu1t ~hard ~king & For more lnlormaUon, 964-3317 . IHatrHflH W9"1r IY expanding local deity 975-5400 EOE good w/people 850-2273 llllll, &ISllTllT please call FDIC Person-Cart Room Attend•nt Roofing 9l(J) 1>'9f. Skyltght ~-AQOt'etllve, INTERIOR DESIGNER llEOIPT11111T llUS SEOIO&IY net (71')975-5400 needed. Pt1vate Country Speclaltlea ~ Mlf-dl9Clpllned lndlvld-Education. gOOd 1klll1, FIT, phoM orderl, dlcla-SYDNEY 0MARR exp propouls & blueprint -Club. Wiit train . .06-5787 uats m•y earn ••cellenl exper necoeaary, Mnd I tlon, type 45 wprn, 10 key for Irvine ReslatJranl In-Banking ca1••eLNI Income (ulary + com-raume. 1137 Bty91de °'· touch 842-7810 terlors. Phone & secty LtellllTill OUIHO-lllSIWWI '"5 mlaslon), benefit• and Corona Del M.,, 92825. Diana 0, Martlyn skms Design exp help. TIClllOl&I F/T PIT P•rmanent Part tlmct cern. couneel-advancement opportunl- hlt. growtn position. Send The lrvlne offioe of the Crown H.ntware, Corona ors wanted. Helf> boys ty. F!Mndal, ~ LUil .. lllU UOPT /Sim resume to AD 31.4, Dally Federal Deposit In· def Mer. 873-2800 and glrl1 iollclt n•w or agency Nexperl!'nce Bay S1re.t lmp0f'1t, quail-for lrvlM Marketing or- Pllol, P.O. Box 1580. sure nee Corp has aubtcrlptton1 on their neceHary. o p .. on~ tied appllcant1 on!y nMd o•nlzatlon. Must h•ve Coeta Meu. c a 92626 lmmed opening• tor I*"· O&lllllS pap« rout.._ Muat 9'\IOY ::a. .=d ~.).?· •Ps>IY-Car provided, a>rofnslonaJ pflOM men· TaHday, Aap1t I r: AIDE F hv.ln PIT. uaist sons with 1n. following Part umeS73-8580 working with IO-t3 yr n. ....__,. ~ ~~~ ~ ner. tront otfloe appear-ARIES (March 21-Apnl 19): Rare opportunity e:iosts 1or yo1;1 to tea<:her in wtitchr rm/b<d exper CHILDCARE: NANNY old•. ~.r:''~ ~ ••m llUT 9 ~ 7 · anoe. type 55wprn ao-attain valued addition to special c~llecuon .. Focus o~ recre~uo~. +$250 mo 8"5·2357 •Min 2 yrs banklr19 exper Mature, educated n-smkr work •Y >< ,.. IAl.f Pl.IT • · 526 curately, xlnt b9neflt•. hobbies that can be transformed mto viable p·roJeCts. Family reunion is ---In • note dept or loan to car• for 1 yr old In So. ComC:~ ~ lllllAL &llllT&IT 5~781 part of scenario. Focus on long-range prospects. ANIMAL HOSPITAL needs dept Laguna Live out Exper & 6-42-43~ )(t 208 HI •• ..,...... With llmlted x Ray Permit llEOPT 111m TA UR US {April 20-May 20): Define terms. avoid scattenng for~es. ~!~~!;'9~:!1!~~ aE~r:: ·w~~lly 10 type min.'° rm required 66HI061 ...ai.&n Oelte ..... la.11117 tor buay Ort~tc Of-lmmed. opening, full time, R ecent dream proves prophetic. Popularity increases, you'U be invite~ needed. Apply In 1>«son • Strong verbal & written Clerical UILf Pl.IT llC9 fUll time. 846-882• typing, gent ofc duties, to join social group or travel club. What appeared to be out of reach is Mon-Set btwn 1pm & communication skllls GUii TYPIST ... &L ..,. -1111'"' n bkkp~ exp. helpful. now available. Gemm1 plays role. 4pm at 480 E 17th St CM Banking exper is required II you're a Mlf-atartet and S .. II MOR ING SUN SHIRT GEMINI (May 2 1-J une 20): Gain indicated tt}rough unorthodoll. llClmmuL IOI this position Maxi-lleidble about lob assign-CHITEI llll Xlnt opponunlty tor P«· ff co. 631·3-49• procedure. y M get what you want but not through usual methods mum salary wlll not ex-ments. the F.0.1.C. has a C'EST SI BON Bakery, son ...icing full time «n-Call e.ni.m1n. 546-4333 '"R,_ea_t_au_r_an_t_____ Eccentric individual could become valuable all'-". Small package could IU.FTSllAI (I ) oeed $20.000 p/yr and Job tor you Our dM&lon Wine & CheeM Sflopl ployment wtttl vartety In NUl'MfY worker f0t CMs-IEIEUL IELP ' Progress1ve Costa Meu will be based strlc'lly on of '*1k liquidation cur· need full & pan time their work Thia peraon 1 Chu h conuun "missing hnk." Taurus plays role. office needs arc1111ectural prior exper. & education. rently hu openings for counter help. Energ«tc, will us111 ·in the day to 1 an re · 911 • Perry'• pizza needs CANCER (June 21-July 22): Discern motives. analyze character. draftsman with exper In The F D.l.C. otfen a great sevefal clel'k typist wtlo verullle & frlendly. day routlM ofl v.y buay ~-Sun AM/PM & lmmed .. full & part time. define terms, keep o ptions open . You'll receive instructions that are type v conatructlon benefits packeoe lnciud-average typing epeeds French spea)(lng hela>ful, office Duties will lncfude ed PM. H1tbor Trinity Mutt be t8 yrs old. 2108 · · H l"d fl b h f 'd Salary commensurate ing Dental & vtston pack-50WPM The F D.l.C 01_ but not nee. Call Jaqul, office. eupply ordertng & Baptist Churc:n. Contact :V• Oceanfront. Npt. Bch subJCCt to rev1s1on. o 1 8}'._ romance ouns es -exc angc o t eas wlexP« Call 650-5175 ~would It ler• e lfHl beMflts -6+3-2~ lnY6ol0ty, · R•t,l_I _ _ proVCilTuiffu · ----------. --more 1ntormauon. ptease package lnciudlng dent•I m war~11ng mat9ftal•. ftllll &IHI IWIWUE SALES LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Diplomacy wins -you get what you want • ASSIST&IT MWIH c a 11 perso nne l • t & v111on coverage. If you Cll I llLP mall room actMtlel. llte j7-3 & t l-7. certified °' full time. See Steve. H.W without half tryin~! Focus on home. beauty, sccunty, gifts. flowers and tor self-storage in Ccsta 975-5400 EOE would like more lnfor-PIT Mon-Fri. Sue>er Sand-kitchen dull... and trainee• Mesa Verde Wright. 126 Rocn.ster music. You'll be mv1ted to gourmet dinner. Libra, Scorpio. Taurus Mesa 2 days plwtt. r&-mahon can perSQODel. at wlch. 875 Peularlno, photocopying. Employee I Conv. Ho9p. 661 Centet St Costs Mesa " persons figure prominently. ~;~ d~;~n 1 ~;~ad The 1111e11 draw In th• 975-5400 EOE Costa Mesa. 54s-.ae7 ~: ~plo~: == St, Costa Mm 548-5585 •--··-1-tT-ll-.L-.-••• -1--VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Mainuun aura of m ystery! Be discreet. -_ r_n__ -~~!!~ • D~~7 TPllot CLERIC~ --CHml PEISH ig .~ -don't reveal ~II. Look behmd scenes for answers -realize romantlc Shop at home lt"s easy ._._,..., Ad "'911 oday Brand new dell In lrvtne Valid Calif. drlVlfS Uc. mm &1111, IT Jr. ladles clothing •tore. with ciasalfled 6-42-5878 642-5878 CLERI nPIST needs good help last. It reqd. Good benefits 11:30-7:30AM exper. Of"lly Full & part Pisces may be serious. What had been hidden will be revealed. You'll pays to cau us first Apply J*:kage. Apply In person Apply Newport VIiia. time help. 9057·B Ger-locate lost article. D •1 p·1 ... 559 s o 9•m-'pm &42-5881 field, Ft Vly. 964-2~0 LIBRA {Sept. 23-0Ct. 22): C heck rules, regulattons, nghts and -: • ••••••• . I y I 01 · Great WeStern Savings. In person "' 1 Al TIE .Ill.LY 11111 llC. p•••-a--•--Re1111 Salee perm1ss1ons. Be familiar wt th law. accept challc:ngc ol' added 009 0' Cellfornla"• lead-UTlEmY 1lCM21m.tltlfl --••--•• ·b ·1· C'~ • h"ghl gh d di rd 'fi d I Ing 11nanc1a1 Institutions Full time . must type • athletlc girts needed to Ul.I respons1 1 lly . .xA;nano 1 1 ts ea mes. rewa s. mtenst 1e <?VC has en 1 mediate open lrvlne 71"250"'°331 valet for upbeat Newport f••111111•• ••1 relationship. Capricorn plays role. • •• 1011 FO-ll TEEIS •. m • 50wpm, exper. helpful IEIE••• lfflOE Beach Reetaurant. GOOd -._.. Oct 23 N 2 W ..._ I k " Ing lor a Clerk Typist In Non-smoker. pref Nr .... pay. great way 10 stay In Siii HPUTllllT SCORPIO ( . • ov I): hat appears to ~ a lnenta tas • snu Liii• F• A .-a"" • our Costa Mesa branch o .c AJrpor1. 851--0517 Pieasant PhoM manner. thape Call Kim d Is l<>olttng IOt 1 tun time could actually open door to rare o pportunity. Proceed accordingly! • -WEU. lMI • FtlllHI : Thi• I• an entry leVel pos-Mlch•lle. NEWPORT flllng, various olflce 6,...2 652 or 'ee~ S•lea per1on/ AHlll. You'll strike chord of universal appeal -love will be featured, and : If you are m High School o r J r. High • ltlon. You wtll learn the WESTERN CORP. duties. FIT, non-smoker. 897..43-48 evea Mgr. Oppty lor advance. many persons will be drawn to you . • •and would lJke to earn $2500 to • various types of loans. IEUOllmllELP OnSlghl Photo-Graphlca · good hours, tun at· SAGITTARJUS (Nov.22-Dec.21):Stressmdependence,creativi-• • p<eparlng real •tete IOan F I P T W-" 3303 Htrbor Blvd. E·5, PIHE IAUS mosptiere Salary + com-JI. ..._ d ffi f h M d 't I • $50 00 an comm1ssio ns and more each • documents ma1n1aJn de-ul and art lme. _... Costa MeM. 540--0668 Guareoteed M. p/hr. Xlnl mlaalon P,.... come In ty, wt mgness to~ irect in a an-so cart. cans on pay games · end•. will train. Apply at: -------.--where emotions art concerned. Ta.kc initiative, stress style, avoid •week-give us a caU You can work • partmen1 Illes as well as 2651 lrvlne Ave . Costa IUlllll IFFtOl bonuses Shott ew. & to apply. heavy liftino Leo fi~res prom1nentl~ •• PART TIME in the afternoons and .• 0T~~r g01e~~r~mdu,st1er•s Mesa g to •_ 1rv1ne Ranch Credit Union In Tuttln has Saau~•~ty ~ ~·n thram•ve. •-.-.. U-1-1-11-.m--H-T_l_I_ o-,.,. .,.,, -... -_.,,,... .... -CAPRICORN ( . 22-Jan. 19): ocus on family_. secunty, where • evenings and still have time to enjoy • quir Farmer• M.nt•t Immediate openings IOI oppty tor advancement. needed In Newi>ort Beach, you live and s..,....ial relattonsh1p with Cancer native. You'll sense pulse • • two full-time clerleal po• weekend• only 25 27' r--• your s ummer W~ o ffer compl~te • we, oller competitive IEITlL Ill ltlons. lndlvldual muit be Call alt ~~:7~-3339 Of' Cr ult Ing uilbo;u. of public-you could be espectally successful m dealings with women, • training a nd pro vide transporation • salertes, and exce119nt Nwpt Ctr Pedo 6«-061 t well organized with gOOd 646-7100 AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fcb. 18): Keep plans flexible! Emphasis on • plus great pn~. trips. and plenty of • benefits For interview IEITlL llllEllST attention to detell Excel· PllTI •--------added popularity. accelerated social activ1ty. awareness of wardrobe • M O NEY' Thts 15 not a paper route • appointment, please call for 1 '""uns Beach .......-..1 lent hMlth & dental In-2 position• av•H. P/tlme. SAUi requirements. You'll be complimented o n appearance. you could also e • Leticia Tamps at. ..._ ..-·~-surance t>eneflll. Apply 1. Photo La b 8'2-2172 Toy Store SC Plaza. FIT-be d b k d " I · • a nd 1t 1s not seven days a w~k. Come • practice Wedtda)'I. ex-In peraon 11 Industrial 2. warenouae 898--0290 PIT Exper 7~1581. temple to rea iet rcso uttons. •. h e lp us ge t n e w custom e rs for our •. (l 1') lH-4110 pended, d9~~tes3S38not nee. Leap of Orange County Must b9 d9pendable ~ PISCES (FW. 19-Ma.rch 20): Check accounts, don't spend money (l 1.a) lit •111 Credit Union. 15901 tall minded. Hunt. ·Bch. 1&1.11 P&IT TlllE before it is obtained! Cycle high, position is strengthened. you'll rece1 ve • m ·wspa per a nd have a good ume • • ·• Dental/Orthd Recept Redhlll, Ste 101, Tustin, High Sdll stud9nt• pref. De 11 g n er LI n g er I e credit for recent achievement. Romance lends spice, elevates morale. • wh1lt· you·re doing 1t Co me out and • GREAT WESTERN Benefll•. 4'1t Dys. Exp Ca. (714) 259-'8"' Boutique. South Coast Scorpio figures pro minently. : S("(' what we are talking about and : Req'd NB &42·2626 GENERAL OFFICEJSOME PllfUMI Plus. 5'9-1225 IF AUGUST t 18 YOUR BIRTHDAY you make new st.art thts year. • you'U Ix-g lad you d id Call today and e s•v1NGS DO MESTIC POSITION DRIVING for Au10 repair llPEIYISll SALES· Two Real &late you could fall madly m love. you break free from burden which was not • s t.art tomorrow ' Call Mr F.arl • n Female. driving. shop"g, •hop CM, 646-7731 summer/full, fell /pert Salesperaoot needed tor rightfully your own to ca~n first place. You are creative, attractive, • · • cooklr\g, running er----time. Xlnt weges, lmmed. local AE otflc9. Generoua • fl48-7058 or 24 l -8432 e Equal Opportunity rands. 5 day wit Must be Vou don"t need 1 gun to 9mployem9nt continuing Commlstlon aptlta. -co..t sen sual, appreciate luxury. uty and the arts. Sense o f drama is highly : ORANGE COAST DAIL y PILOT : Selling anyt g with 1 avail 10 11ay ovefnlte ""draw tast' wh•n you thru 85/88 sen1 yr C.M. Propertlee 873-5410 developed, you have unusual speak.in& or singmg voice. Taurus. Libra, • now &ay s•r•• C0C1• '4-c ... 1>2e2 • Da11y PltQt a81111ed Ad when needed, for edd'I plaoe an ad 1n ttte Dally 845-517t Scorpio persons play imponant roles in your hfe. You,.erobably have • AH tOVM.OH'O'"""""~Efl • 11 e llmple matter IUU'. SaJ-.ry 02en. PllotWantAd.JIC•llnow1---------Wllll.Ad.H.elp7 difficulty maintaining-a diet due tcr i:rronounced sweet tooth." •.• •• •• • • • • • • •• •• • • •• •• •• • • ju11 call 8-42-5878 760-1883 / &42-5878 ~ualfied Ad• &42-5878 _a.._2_.se __ 18 ______ 1 September will be memorable for you in 1985. Mnrli1ia1 ht11 $2.17 per day That's ALL you pay for 3 linn 30 daY' 1n the DAILY PILOT SERVICE DIRECTORY CAlL TODAYl1 ISi FOR LOIS Your Otlty Piiot Service DlreclOfY Aepretentetlve 142...U21 td. lot IA4'ititat/l•• .. •I• jCarr••rz Dtc•• aH Gar•nt9 laali•J Lubt1fi9 · llniq Paed!I Pijtklet Custom Resldentlll Work BUllD OR REPAIR Patit Cntn TIE UllllERI LT AXGuNd -UOVING Teltee c;;Qfacape rm ITU,. Oil.Liii Expert Wallcov.,lng In 1-:llllPUl===i'=n=n.-=•=·- I Clean· T1mety-Reasona.b~ Walls. stairs, ralllnga BaJOOn itl!rcuet deCkl Garage a Yll'd Clnup1 Comm•1-reald'l-nu lawn• lllRITI 11'9111 atallatlon, R .... Conault· PALM/CARO READER 7~ 1-6943 lie#« 15•3 doors. windows, moldings weiar/r'oot deck ~ling lawn 'C:::;;':" Malnt. By Jon MS-8192 9')rlnk..,..lnetall.-tree trim • ant AMIOf\mnt 58t-8590 PMt/Pf'eRnt/M\n Astlaalt ---I ~476106 Don 982-3202 OralnaQ9 repelra, rebullt =tca91ng ;:~In LIGHT HAULING-Movi"9 & removal. Val 845-5'°9 St~=~~ed PAPERING & PAINTING '19'18 Hwllor Blvd, C.M -Complete petloe Ccwrs Allen Decking 857...SIO -Dump nms (yard/gerage) Ltc• 1 l~ltrrict Uc. T124-<U8. M1.a427 Ou•I. work. R .... Ref'a. 650-~.58 Dian. 631..a9&4 Parking Arns • Repairs I Declia Concre1e walk· --Me11c\.tlou• JepanMe ger-7 days Dave 8'5-18 '6 -NEW WarehouN Storage John 536-7330 I Resurtacln~-SHtcoell;i way, Block well• Room Drywall dener, xlnl yard main· -.--lOCK TOR ~=-lar4* SAVE MON VII 631~1 add'n t5yr expe.46-<l83-4 ~comm;:ctal ory:;.,_1 talnancie Yoel'll ~87 WR~:: fleetlnytl\l~Pea! All K8!Y s..2.:...icel ... ........ T9Cllnlque_P~ ! p 15Speclal. Repairs r~rt (SluRRY Specl llzl I Com I 1-30 'lll OS-....... Piano Lwona u2:1215 Chooee the b911 fOf' your •87&-2405 631-3~18* I MIX) Ouol work, hvy roller ONE STOP HOME AND nd ~~I nF ml Tltt lrt .. S.tM or Small Jobs. 631-48 S 'Ion de Mu.lq home or otfle9. 840-tHS ltcnt·...laJ FREE nt Parking lot. Apt COMMERCIAL MAINT ~8•892311 #363~,,s Lawn-trH-thrub ln1tall B Jt• •--tct La.tallat u.!A..z.c:ct11N r... •WE GALS.SHOULD• .~:__ complx speclallst, gd serv CAR PENTRY 472·0736 c Tr" trim & Removal.ti "!n 6\mr wfumo En;. • · . *HANO TOGET'HEA* RJTWn I Joe 8'5-4fl0 7am-9pm Aepa1r-Ooors-Allar1tton1 lltctdcal Lawn marn & Rototllllng Prof MASSAGE Therapy 09'lc female Seek• eu• Pal•tl•1 77M243 ANYTIME 1~omoa----a•M ... _ ... , .. M .. '1i_'3 __ Remodel-Pan.i·L~....ic Sprlnkler Install . repair for str .... head l bed!· ,_., Corp or Pv1 Indio-ftlel? Un~ book .. S.C. I A1ttattiH Wlndow·Fenoe.-C•blMt Pllltll IUCTllG F,... •tlmatet .549-8065 90'*· 960-lll04 Ceroi. vtdual. FIT PIT. 843-54-40 F::: :,:Of'~~~ hmcn. Pll1ttr/lltalr' m.,y 0utt? can Colleen. Ken't Mechanics En~lnes 35 yrs exp Jerry 842-05&7 Ouall~wort<. tr .... 1. Bid 18 Btat Can hnitt customen Uc 2;://J. ln1./tCt.p.Vi)IUi;Qi, Kuhfrnan Group 914 36'8 Installed w/tran• 599. Cir~· Clnai•L ••2551 IM-7'01 16 A IN HOME HElP FOR ffie .... = ThaM-Youl HM11' cuatom lexturtno. quell~ ~ 1-" 99 warranty 722 - 6088 IPoNlSEAOsA CLEANERS llo. ~;~~~:llarge t.~.,:,H,:c~~~M!i~. ~~z~;r.~=-=·by=~~... ~N:io: PAIHT~ING =I :~~ts:.~~1-P8Atlele SPA1S oUK 111Bab!t!'1ittll·nti0•(ur~ ··"I" !Clean this am tt'tter1aln )Obs & repairs. 549.5203 dows, ptumblng, marllte, · 848-9557 eoo 03M3M ,..,.. .. ~u~ JEo;'/Uc SPECIAlTY Salea, Ser-,. N ....... " thls pm 731-153! --------tub encl. hauling, •tc a .... Clualat .....,...__ Paten Wortt 213/43$-4425 Vic», Supply. 845-6182 ln~•ync:~~·~~3~t2r• C.t1rl11 --~~:'::::::r.,:~~b: ~~~~~ 11a'3t~24• ~681N'~AINd B=~~~allM~ AL~~£=~=~,.1~(:1 :=.::1~7::.. .. Tilt ----· ..... --·~~-·~~TLC for your chllct in my FMECHAMPAGNEtor•ll Free"t.llCd 831•23-45 DECKS-WOOOCOVERS ci!!:~:.a thr=~1y57 lrvlM.Refl 876-3175 10StepServto9.W-3235 Pl••W.. 1'R"'•""'•TP!d""•~n"tl•~i"'/c•o·m ... m·•·rc,.la"'I Ac ti hm Fair/Harbor CM refs with catering• by RESIO/COMM"l.JINO 28 ComP9tlllW Prleel Cuetom 9rlck-810M DAN SAl YER PAJNTING BIO J08 CAHCtl.EO -.cs_..·,.~ .. ·T .. e''°'·o .. ' ... T"H'!'!IE .... ~.R~Tr--Rell rain 751-4353 MICHAEt."S GOURMET yra Do my own wortc Uc 10 yelfl •!CJ* 754-1820 HouMCIMnlng, c:atP9t• l Block-Conc:m•Stucco Lie •42582• H.., D • 111-1• ~ Ptlcet. &42-2071 ,. ., ,... ••• ,. jl c.,.----CATERING CaN f()( appt •27ab41 Al Ma-112& ~lery, Wlndowa,etc. A9f'1. Fr• .. ,. M0-1492 Call Anytime 984--2017 9AFVll&9MoePtum~ -• -• ACCOUNTING Modulea -• or brocl'IUr•. 85'4·3678 •GEN HOME REPAIRS. IJ,.,.. llalef 111·111J · · &.~tlngrepelra ,,,_.. • 0.rla979-0551 Lie Priv Hom9f01 Eldefty C 1 C -t Fnclat Paint Drywall C¥per1try -·---YllTllll tNTIEXT. 20 Ywt &per *BA1'u1De: 9U511'11co:s Week/Montn Amb or t•tl Hett t FENCE REPAIR ;:i;: & etc Gary 845-5277 PTl Home l ~by Nft & repair ,.,_ ~ AveteQe Room 129 +-ma. DRAINS CL!AA From •11 8£AVICES• '°'.,. yovr Acn1tialC.Uial; non-emb 540-4101 Kall\y 6f1veways petlol. patns. otd. Wood, dlaln llntl HANDYMAN lARGE'ind JODI PIMMcallfOrfree Oualltyl..owptloat t•l-'.Smatljobt~ Feuc.11,0ltpoeal.HMter. iyplngnetdt.87M43f' EICQUl!tte Acou11i..· .ic No Job I •m•ll FrM eft Gteg, DM--0119 small. I DO IT Alli Ntlmata. M2-81~8 Lie. 831·U.5 842.0<M2 851·NCM MlM 842-e033 • ..___.. ---"-.. ....., 24tJr Lie ReSld 'I Care IOf ~u Mlelie 553 --....__ ~ _._ llC>fayed CK remow Dry-ti<E -_! .... , 11 531-5579 Pat Of'"" mag HOUMCIMnlno Hon•••. J 0 INT/EXT PAINTING E.xpett 8«vtce ~ Aepelr F\nMdal, ~.Etc well Repairs 847-700 1 t ~:~~u~n :~ron-c1i11• Cart •• HOME REPAIR Cvpentry m.•ndabl•. •ttlcl•nt, .. u. DIM J118L H<Kw&Apt Aeu. rat• '2 Y"~Retld I/Comm. c.11MM14M233 ----Dellf:iOUI mNIS 760-1943 Chndear• my hOfM Irv-EEi I~ l gal .. , ,,.. trim, ~2 •her Spm sOONb§ likl! x ~ Ouallty wOf1c llM755 Uc , tM-1111 ...... ,.,_; .. :::.1 ACOUSTIMAN S.i-2733 HIOHlAND St'IORES CdM 1Mf8rl1tol eres nr 00 air• Topped/remOY9d. Ci.an-dump NM C.M a NB /1aJtlfil) Mu.lo lor ll'IY oocealon -PAINT!A NEEDS WOAKf Dreln• CleanecSJP1um~ .,_..~ ... Paint lS. 20$/9')pfy 25 j port rasp r9f• 152·9539 up new laWM 761-3478 area Jim Whyte 842-7208 JANITORIAL CCEXNINd o.n & Tony 595-2483 Int/Ext. oafflnga. reftn cab. A•palrl(l 10·125) Any SCOTTS.,. Cail Nowt ~IQ f1 Drywall,._,.,,, a..t Malat. - -(2e) time. Amie 630-0100 lelboa Window WMNnQ I ......: Day Care Mom ha Ml C&I LAWN SERVlCE Mr Handyman for all SERVIC&. frMM1 Gteg. •lfti• ,.._f•pa.p • WCW1<~7 903 a.lbOll 81 erw1u M4iti111 ltat4tb tnift um. °'*'r.y· 1ge1 2-• Mow·edl: twtoe mo 120-hOfM ';Ti-'"' Call 64-04171181335-68M •• .,.,,,. alnttng ,_. ... /ltrlln ,_ · • • .,,,.ntry l d~~"::.,~~rln':i ~:;~~~!° 09nl• 842-028 125 84 ~73~128 Oerr~7 Mt~--JANffoRtALClEANINO *A-1•Ylll* PaMrlat Pro POOi e:r:tB\505 1~~.::0W~C: 2' Y'fl llC •3 152 boni:l Rogef a..s.7 1,.. ,._ C*9tl Upe•T,... Tr1tnmfng P1umb -fl9Ct ~try 'OI' ~dal bUlldlnQI Cll!AN& EXPCAT ' '""'""""-" '"'ii;ri"'~ 8uppti.. tMCh malnl. tcNena Cell 1 rrw t i Irwin 5.48-2119 1 ~ ... atrutnt Gntral Y.,d Malnt.•Hautlng P•lnt·•tc 0.pendabl• GOOd,.,. 631.f194 Over2SyMtt~ HAHGIHG/STAIPPINO alMPlY TH 8EST1 • . .. _ e'" ,.., ...... R___. ... 1.,0 Car 1t ;e;;s ... "Ne: Conatr MIKE 850-3'le3 Aaa Paut 720-0139,...,. ---Uc. T .11e.•2e 130.13~ VISA-MC ua.. 1512 -~Mio need ~ u. •• ....., ._ .,,..,.,.. •• ....,., -----Hav• you rHd IOO•V'I • --~ _ -0.. GAlfN emf\ Thal'• 'Wflet tN ,.r~ •111tna1 .. Ofl roam •PM arpentry Sine. '911 U47011 Compl9t9 Clhn·Ot>. gen'I Mike your ~..... Cluall19d Ad•? It not. t ABC MOVING •• AHOYS WALLCOVUUNO for~~· DAllY PllOT add1t1on1, kltcn.na or A-.p•lr AttmlXI 1-Addll 0. Consl~ion Cc malnt tr" tnmmlng rr.e let by 1111ng the Delly Pl-you·re mtlllng tr... be91 Ouic;.k CMtltUI T1H04t lntlal\ation & t\ernoval """• Ot-"'ttPd 111 1£.JWtC o.MGTOfft 011th1 673 8122 Ooort et' 548 48-7173 or &56-82~ •II Meu<o. 831·4997 lot OWffted Ada . bWQalnl In 1ownl ,lO AAT!S. SS2-0410 It'll p nUno ~U e.11 M2-lll71 It .. about! =-::==·--- . ----·-- .. DEA TH No11n s JANO LEWIS C JANO. ~ 59 A re-ildent of Huntington Beach, p&SSf'd away AugUlt 2, 1985 He is SW'Vlved by hti wife Margueru.e Jano· and chtldren Robert Cu.rus and Melarue O'Donnell of San O\ego. Stevt' Sharon. Robm Jones. Melisa Sh a r on a n_,.,d.._ __ Chrua.opher Sharon of Huntmgton ~ach Lon Boling of Or- ange Vtsnauon Mon- day August 5. 7 P M to 9 P M Dilday Brotht'rs Mortuary funeral M Tues- day. August 6. 10 A M at St Simon & Jude Catholic Church 204·H Magnolia Stret'I Hunungton Beach Interment will follow at Good Shepherd Ct>mt.•terv in H.unt- 1hg\A>n Bee.ch Con- tri bu llons can be made in his memory to The Youth Subst.an< t' Abu:i.e Program ATTN Ka) Bt.-rgd,.hl Ed1so11 H 1gh School 2 HOO M .. gnulld S1ret-t, Hunungton St-aC'h CA nMo PEMBERTOlll HENRY CHARL~ PEMBERTON .a reu- dt'nt of Hunungum &>""'h ~ awa} AugU:.t 3 1985 at lhe a.,:i-of 6Y Bf.loved f3th..r ot Lluyd C Pt·rnrw•rwn M1C'hat-l P1·rntx>non. Stever~ P•·mb1:non S1!iteN>~ J u n t' J o h n ' t o n . L41ul'i-I' Pappas. Cl&r11 Ale,.md<>r ~ grand· ..: h1 hir•·n ~·rt and n .. "n Mr Pf-nlht-t·t•ltt httd beoe-n ••mpli>\1-d b~ the caty of Nf'" pnrt Reach for :.?O \14 "' Ht• w 1t Htcr11n of World War ll Fu ner ;a I l"VlC<'S will bt> h1 Id nn WNtnesday August 7, Jt l 00 P M at P1l'rt'e Brnthf'f'S &-11 Bn>Rd· Wu\ Chapel With Ht' (.1lbt>rt P PnrK"l' ul I It l.tt111g ~ rwnd !lid\ l Jll lll th(' monu..n l•n Mundav. \Ui<;\l"I "' .. p M let. !l P M l1n TuMda-v AUl{U'I h !J A M w 9 P M l'H·rt°t' Bwthf'~ A 1• I I S r o a d w a v Mnrt u.in f.)irf'<'ton t>i'..' !H~i HARaOR LAWM- MT. OUV! M ort"•') • Gemeter-y CrMl'\flll'.lry Hl25 (;,!!l!l't A11 '1il ~ ~~o s::;s• r1 ·RCf 8 .. 0Ttoc&AS a ll 9AOADWAV MORTUARY 110 810 ... Costa '4 ,. il-4: ~,~ ' ftlUC ll)TlC[ Pl8.JC NOTICE Mt.IC tl>TICE MUC NOTICE Ml.JC MJTIC( Ml.IC NOnCE T... N £0 AN l)(PLANA TION Aecofdt In Ille office Of IM ~ to Md no. held by it SAID COUNTY. wlthollt OOYMW Of .,,.,_ Mf¥A '-iOUN rY 01' ()fl The~., undet Mid ..., ...... SM ... -.. lomie Titte Of_, Ne. tl1'N411 Of THl NATUA! OF THI! Aecor~ ot Or1ngeCounty. under Mid Deed ot Tiwt In The IVMt edGf .. Ind rtnty ~Pff19orlmplled r• ANOI!' STAU: Of CALI Deed IT t V of lnt.wMMtM,9'1NUftll· Del9d' JUL II 1.U ,,..... ........ --..oc, '"0CHOl"fOS AGAINST CahfOfnla. •1tecu19d by: the property tltu.19d In 11!0 other oommori dMignallon. 01rdifla lrtla PoellUIOf'I °' ll~A MOA! 'AATICU. ~ ':.::Yt ':::' ~ ed ...... .. AIH''°'· *"'' T. ....,.. "'" ftef• ... 14 •0 mi YOU, YOU SHOULD CON· OAAYOUSH £HSANI WILL County; California, otilCrlb-It eny. of the real property 9ft0Umbren0.. to pey 'the LARl y DESCAIB!O AS LOT tlon or '*' tn.t•b wt"*'1 • .,,_.., ••'"9' .llldfe et th• ,.,,_, .. , MOTICI OP TACT A LAWY[~ SELL AT PV '-fC AUCTION Ina Iha land t~ d .. orlbed lb ova II ntmal Ing .............., or ,..., CT get 1 Neu y, Ifft--.. .. to mte uee Court TRU81WW't IM.a On 112\/t!i 1110 00 AM TO TH! HIGHE.ST BIDOER \.OT 137 OF TRACT NO put'pOt19d 10 bit 444 M(,... "11(1 .,.." __ """' 1 VT TAA 11eoe AS fw•tofor•~tecl•nd cs.. ., ........ ., en~ ..... : Pu~ Orange Coal YOU AAE IN OHAULT VERDUGO SfRVICI! COR~ FOA CASH, (pey1ble at IKN 1231t1N THE CITY OF NEW· DO?A TERRACE, NEW· g::~ ~~:'~ ~~ ~~~~o o~N A A~~,t ~-II~ 't:' ~o: C:::'1:' rtoflt, Uttl -O•llY Piiot Jul~ 22. 2t. UNot:I\ A DEED Otr TRUST PORA TION .. the dilly ap.. of MM In lawful money of the POA B!ACH, COUNTY 0, PORT BEACl;f, OA 92880. tl\tJfeon u prOvtd.d In Mid t"3 IN BOOK 50t PAOl!i :0:1 an d o.:!nci tor &Ille .,....,_.'now NW br H N August 5, 12. 1$86 OATl.t1 113180 UN\.!SS Pointed To;# .. \lndef Ind Unll•d Stat .. ) at TH! ORANG!, STAT! O' CALI-The underatoned TrvetM notl(I).' .ov.no. ti eny 29 ANO 30 OF MIS and'~I 11~ of breaoh MOii '""' .. m and to tM M.tt4 YOU TAl<E ACTION TO j)Ursutlnl to bMd ol Truet, NORTH FRONT ENTRANCE FOANIA. AS P£R MAP Al!-dllldalrnl any lfablllly IOI' any \Ind« lht tarrnl'Ottrie Deed CELLANEOus' MAPS IN and • ..:.::, to CIUM 1n. tolaWlftl dMof'tbed ,,.,.. PAOTtCT YOUR PROP-~MCI on 1110180 11 To TH I! c Ou NT Y CORDl!O tN BOOK 40, lncofNCtMll or the tlrwt or Trull ,... cllergee Ind THE OFFICE 0 , TH! ~ned 10 Mii Hid .,,, 1ll111t•d In tfl• Pta.IC NOTICE [,_TY, IT MAY 8! SOLD AT Document no 1~ 8oo1t COURTHOUSE, 100 Cl\llC PAO!S 1t ANO 20 Of' MIS-eclcn.t Ind other oommon ex.,.,,.;. or th. True-.. and COUNTY AECOROEA OF pr~ 10 lltll'Y Mid obll-eforeHtd Ce11nlJ end llUl*IH A PUBLIC SALE lF YOU 13.463 P• t t53 Of Offlclel CENTEf\ DRIVE WUT. CflLANl!OUS MAPI. IN dMlol\lllon. H any, lhOwn ol tha tNltl Gf'Mtecl by Mid SAID COUNTY tloN Ind tharMl\tr the ttai.. t• wtti '1CTmOU8 ~ , SANTA ANA, CA 82701 ell THE OFFICE OF THE heteln. DffC1 of Trull for th• PARCEL 2 ~.iQned CIVM Mid LOf n Of' "'ACT NO. NAMI ITAT1 1,. P\8.JC NOTIC( P\8.IC NOTICE right, 11111 and lntwwt OOfto. COUNTY AECOl'~R 0, 8Ud .... Wiii be"*"· but amount re11onably Mii-A 8EV£N/TWENTIET H not1c1 or breKh Ind of...,.. 74tl, ... THI CITY Of' The f04IOWlnt plrtOl\I j mated to be '2()t,01t 00. 111 2 0 I u N 0 Iv IDE D tlon to be AeoorMCI APr• 10, lflVM. COUNTY °' Of'-~: .. 0 V!N- REPORT Of' CONDtTION PlBJC N0TIC£ P\8.JC N011C( rtaJC NOTICE ThebtMftelatyundetMld NTEREST IN ANO TO ALL 1t15 11 ln1tr No AMOS, ITA~ .. ~~ TU~ 4~21 T.ner A~ _ _...;;....;;;;;;..;;.;;...;,;.;;.;.;.;.-__ DeeclofTf\llther .. otor• .. -OF THE REAL PROPERTY 8$-125115, ol NICI Offlotll POANIA. Al • 8 'tao ~ l!MCh Conaotldaong domeetlc Ind tO<-.OI\ tubtiOliil ... Of l'M CONIOl.IOATED RtPORT 0, CONDITION ICU19d and delfv«9d to lM '-OCATEO IN irHE CITY OF Recorda COM>eO "' 900fC ICM,IN c~'Heeo' ' Manne Nelion.I e.tlk ot Sant• Analn the Stat• of .. COMMERCEaANK"Ol'NIW...,._...BEACH u!\Cl9tli0Md1Wflt1.,,0.C-COSTAM£!M,COUNTYOF Slldealewlllbemede,but ,AGll «1TO !!18 • Alohard Pll•IW• 4121 Cahlornta, 11 the otoae ot bu!Mneet on June 28 19U .. rvn• .. i.atlon ot o.111111-.ncl 0. ORANGE, STATE OF CALI· wlt!IOYt cownant or dr• Cl U I IV • "" ' Sultl 130 pubHshed in 'NP<>'I" to caH n\~ by Comptrollat of the Con10Hda1ed Report of Condition ot COmmeroeBan11 ol N.wpert mand for Sale ind I wrltttn FORNIA MORE PARTICU-renty •• ,... or Implied r• CILLANIOUI MAPI. IN T.ner A~. ' Currency under t1ti. 12 United Stet .. Code, Seeuon 101 Beach, Orange County. and Dome111c Sub1ldlarle1 at the close of bu11nen Notlol ot o.t*'it and Eleo-LARL y DESCRIBED AS LOT gardlno ftue. ~. or THI O"ICI OP THI ~J 8"Ch. Zt. 11Cn Chartef Number 110U on June 30, 1985. tlon to Sell. The und.,.lon9d 1 OF THE AFORESAID encumbreno., to pay tne COUHTY MCOfU)I" Of' B he =.bit Fimlly Comptrol* of the Cur(lnOY, Dlltrlct Stat• blink No. 1219 cauNcl Mid Notice of 0.-. TRACT 11eoe. TOGETHER remaining prlnoip&I tum ol I AIO COUNTY. OWltr 2033 Al pc>rt OrlYI . ~ Dofl•r Amo'-'nl• '"" Ind Election to Sell to WITH All IMPROVEMENTS the not• MCurecl by eeld ,.... tolel amount °' ,,.. ~r~tt,8 T ~ CA eoso5 HUTS of OolW. AttET• In ThouNnd• be nle()f(Md In the county THEREON (EXC!PTING OMd ot Truel. with lntar•t unpeW ~ = UT~ll. bi::,~ ... ,, con· ~;'c!yb1:::~t!':' trom Cash and due rrom banks... 27Jl9e =:C,~he ,... proe>erty 11 ~'6E:~~~~,~~L ~~I~~ ~~tr°::'=·~ :.:--~ · .. ttmeted duewd bV' • genetll pert- Nonlntel'Mt·bearlng belanc;es Investment securities (Markel value $7, 184) 7, 116 DATE: 7/11185 SUBJECT TO All MA1-termt ot NICI oMd of fNtl, -l• HpenMI end 116-nenhlp Phebul Ind currency IOO ~ . 6.888 Non-Investment NCurlties.... . . . ........ None Vl .. DUQO ''"VICI TERS SET FORTH IN THE , ... dllrgea and·~ ... .,encee If "" *"-of the Rletlerd t ftled '"'""'·betting 1:>11enc.. 2,400 Tradl~ account securltlea .... . ...... • ... . ... None C~ATIOM. .. IM4I DECLARATION OA OTHER-f lhe TrultM and of the ~ ~ :. ... w1ih':.'~c:ot Or-~:~'funos IOld •n<l MCurm.. 3 212 Fedi:~~= :!ter 8:r=:i': =.':I~~:==~ w'::J>:,.Rv~iRoTHEAE-trv~~ .. J~ ~.,;:'<I w111°': ~W:ur'::.:1c...-. = County on July 11 purel'IHIO ""<Mr agraem.nta to r..il to reMfl In domestic offices... 20 31'1 =: (11t) _,.~ IJ; FROM EXCLUSIVE EASE-on Auguat 12th, 1985. Checkl °' t.ntfted CMdl• 1 5 nt1t1t In domMtlC offices of tne bank and Of Loans, Total (excluding unearn-Income) 87 290 . ... ..... C:.~,__ ,.___ MENTS F°" VEHICULAR II 11 00 A.M. II llWI 17th ,., ... to ~~ °'t ........... • aldn• At• ~~;~~e~;o Aoreemeot eu1:>Sld11n" 3.400 Leu. Allowance for possible ...., .. ............. .... • oa1;Pik>t'Ju.Y::'r~~ ~~n:l~l ~~C:,.E=~rF~R ~:' c:'~~ton of16~6~ ~ ";.~ ~ t~t uw, 1400' Do¥e Loans and lease hnencmo re<:e1v1bles loen tosses... .. ........................... • • 1,261 12, 1885 INGRESS, EGRESS, USE 17th Street. Sull• ·H. Santa ldentltlo•tton 11 ,., .. ...,.., :.O port "'°"• CA Loans &nd leasH. net or Loans, net.................................. .. 86,029 M-&43. AND ENJOYMENT ON AND 01, CA 82701. f rom lnformlttoft whloh p blthlel O nge Cout unearned income. 36,937 Bank premises, F.F. & E. etc. OVEA THE COMMON The t01•t amount ol the !hi TruttM deem•,.....,._, u 1 ~.Al t 5 LESS A1towanG1 tor loan (Including None capltal tease).. . • • • • ...... ...... ... .... 1,944 AREA np11d bellllOI of the obll-but for whlall '""'" ~21~:11f~e'~ly · uou• • and lease toue11 528 Real estate owned other than Pt8.IC M>TICE PARCEL 3: 111on Mc:Ur9d by .. id prop-mellff no ~tlaft °' · · LESS AllOc:ateCI transler risk rtSlll'Ve . ..0. b k I 5 AN EXCLUSIVE RE-to bl l(lld, together with wenenty, the 1trMt Id-M-&52 Loans and 1..-net ol unearned tncome an prem HS ................ " · · 3 7 T.8. No. -STRICTEO COMMON AREA ntereet, 1111 chvgea. and dreM (") °' other com· 1--------- allowance and r9"nl'e 36,409 lnvestmenta In unconsolldated N Nottol of EASEMENT AP PU RTE-t1m111d coeta. lllPl'\MI. mon dealtnadon or the P\llllC M>TICE As1>41" held .,., trading accounts -0-1ubaldlerles and associated companies . . ................. one ,,,...... .... NANT TO SUCH CON-d edVencll, u of the dale ehowe ~ proplftJ , __ ..;;.;~----- Premises ~nd tnled Hsets Customer's llablllty to this YOU AM fN KPAUL T OOMINIUM UNIT FOR VE· , ts $07..,69.80 la: 1712 1'-ACfCTHO"N flCTITIOUI IUltMEll 11nclud1ng captlal•zed INNS) 1 41 t bank on ace.ptanees outstanding ..... .•. .... . None UM>eft A DllED °' TMIH HI cu LA R p AR I( ING O•t•: .My II. 1985 IT .. IET, '"VINE, CAL NA• ITATHllNT OtMlr real estere owned 264 Other &SS.ti (lncfudlng None Intangibles) 1,607 OATID 1i1AACM 1, 1111. PURPOSES ON, OVEA AND ITAN-IHAW C°"'°"• t2'714. . The lollowlng per90ftl "' tnvesiments 1n unconsoh<Jateo subsld1ar1es TOTAL ASSETS........ ........... . . . 145 068 UNI.EU YOU TAKI AC· ACROSS A PORTION OF TIOM, • ..ad tr111tM, t.w Pfopenf 11 '*"9 doing bullnlll u ano usoc111ed companiet -0· LIAatLITIE8 ' " . . ........................ ' TION TO PROTICT YOUR THE COMMON AREA AS 110 IHI ... ,.,.t .. fttfl told tor the '4",_ of PIJ-A ACCIDENT AND PER· Customef9 11a1>1htytoth11b1nk TOTAL DEPOSITS IN HOW.,ITMAY•IOLDAT SHOWN IN THE CON-,,_., leftll AM,~ lftgtheoblpttoMMCUred SONAL INJURY AT on acceptences out11ano1ng -SO A PU11UC ILL If YOU OOMINIUM PLAN ANO OE-l2701,(714)M24111, bJ ..ad Oeecl of Truet !ft. TORNEY, 1110 N•wport Intangible assets -0-DOMESTIC OFFICES....... ...... .. .................................. 133.823 •m AN IXJILAJIATIOM SCRIBED IN THE DECLAR-rnn lrunnet, A .. letent cfudlnt .... end HpenMI Center Oft¥9, Suite 1165, Other assets 763 Total demand deposits ................................................... 63,605 Of' TMI NAT\ME Of THS ATION. mety of tM Tru• ... end of Ille. Newport euoh, CA Total asse1a. S4,797 Total time and savings depc1lls .. "'""'!' ........................... 70,218 P"OCllDINO AGAINIT PARCEL 4; Publllhed Orenge Coast Deted JUlY 11, ,... 92&80-&4111 TOTAL DEPOSITS IN YOU, YOU 1HOULD COM-A NON-EXCLUSIVE ally Piiot July 22. -29, C ALIFO"flllA "I· Frank Nlch<>la, A Call· Depos111 FOREIGN OFFICES............. ...... .... .. ............ .......... .... . None TACT A LAWYl9'. EASEMENT APPURTE-uou•1 6, 11185 " CONVEYANCE ,co,wANY, fornl1 L•w Corporation, 810 in domeStic offices 48,372 TOT Al DEPOSITS IN DOMESTIC ANO S1ao..Sl'l1w Cotpor111on, 1 NANT TO SUCH CON-M-607 "uld TruetM J 11"""' Newpor1 Center Orlw, Suite UAllLITIES Nonmterest-t>urlng l&.S 13 FOREIGN OFFICES 133 823 C11ttom11 corP<HllJon II OOMINIUM UNIT FOR IN-KellJ • l11cut1.,. Vic• 1155. Newport Belch, CA 1nterest-t>ear1ng 31.859 ................... ..... .... .... . .. . . ................ .. ' duty appointed Truatff RESS, EGRESS, USC AND PlBl.IC M>TIC[ '"'ldent, AddreH of 112&e0-&419 In roret0n o1t1ees Edge ano Federal funds purchased and securities told unde< under 1111 fottowlno de-ENJOYMENT ON AND Tr111tee: 9451 COfbtn Av· Thi• buetneaa 1, con- Agreement sul:>5id131f8S end t8F1 agreemenll IO repurchase In domestic oHices .......... .•.•••... 1, 168 actlbed deed of trust WILL VER THE COMMON YOU ARE IN DEFAULT enue, Northrldt•. C•ll· duct9d by • corpor1llon Nonmte<est-t>earmg Other habllltles f()f borrowed money. Including SELL AT PUBLfC AUCTION AREA UNDER A DEED OF TRUST. fomle ,,,.., Tefepholie No. Fraok Ntcholl A Law Cor- lnl8f8St·Delrlf\O. note balances of u.s Treasury ............... None TO THE HIGHEST BIDOEA RESERVING THERE-DATED AUGUST 21. 1980 (t1t) 101-2575 por1t1on Fte~k Nichol• Federal tunas purchase<J end secuntHIS Mortgage Indebtedness (Including None FOR CASH or ..... lor1h In FROM, THE EXCLUSIVE UNLESS YOU TAKE AC-Publlthed Orange Coul Presldeni • sold under agreements to repurcllese m capital leases .. ........ ...... . ............ , 68 Section 2924h ol the Ctvll AIGHT TO, ANO OWN-TION TO PROTECT YOUR Delly PllOt July 22. 29 This statll'l\tf'lt 111191 tiled <JOf'OftllC offiCes or the bank and of its Acceptances eHcuted by or for accoont Code all righl tllle end ER s H I p 0 F . ALL PROPERTY, IT MAY BE Auouat 5. 11185 with Ille County CMrk of Or- Edge and Agreement sul:>Sidlafift and In IBFs 370 of this bank and outstanding N lnl.,.;., coo~ to Ind E 0 THER MAL RE -SOLD AT A PUBLIC SALE M-609 Inge County on .J'*'t 12 Demand notu issued to the US Treesury -0· ......... ................. . . one now hetd by 'It under uld OU RC ES. MINERALS, IF YOU NEEO Al)I EXPLA-1985 , P111e< bom>wed money 350 Other llabllltles.. .... . ..... ............ .... .............. ... ............... ... 1.«5 Deed of Trualln the proe>erty RES. PRECIOUS AND NATION OF THE NATURE P\8.IC fl)TIC[ f•1m Mortgage 11\<Jebtedneas 81\<J obl1oaoons TOT AL LIABILITIES (excluding subordinated notes hereln1l1er clelcrlbed· s E Fu l ME T AL s ' OF THE PROCEEDING Published Orange Coeal undM cep11111zee1 leases and debentures). .. ..................... · ... ..... ................... ....... 136,504 TRUSTOR: Kno~lelon U 8 ST AN CE S AND AGAINST YOU, YOU IUPI"'°" COURT Deity Piiot July 29, Augutl 5, Bank's liability on acceptances Subordinated notes and debentures. .. ................ . .. . . . . None Manor, LTD. 1 Limited Part• HYDROC ARBONS OF SHOULD CONTACT A LAW-Of CALWOANIA. 12 19 1985 e11ecuted and outstanding SHAAEHOLDEAI EQUITY . neral'llp .' E V E R y I( 1 N O A N D YER _,.TIC"' ,_ COUNTY Of' O"ANOI ' Notes and debentures subordinated to deposna Preferred stock BENEFICIARY; The w .. 1. HARACTER, INCLUDING "" "' vr 1 th 1\4 11 f the Apptl Other llabllill«I . 471 N h land• Bani! •• CllHornl• oor-PETROlEU~. OIL. GAS. TRUITll'8 SALE "ion. I ~ ... ~~ w KAUF. , ___ Dlll-Dl-IC-..,,.-Tl-C-.[--0 s ares ~•tlon Aeo«MCI March SPHALTUM AND TAR. NO tOIM1AIC cat 0 -f"UUL nu ~~~:.:.~:~·:.fened Slock 49·~ Outstanding . None Amount None 29. 1883, .. lnalr. No HAT MAY NOW OR HERE-On ~;· ,~~ et,. MAN IOf~h~ ~JoN""' , __ .;..;....;....;...;....;.....;._ __ _ EOUfTY CAPfT Al Common stock 83-131431 or Offlclel .... FT ER 8 E F 0 u N 0 . 10:00 et ·--.-A ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE K-1M 1S Perpetuel preferred stock No shares cords In th8 of1lce of the"--LOCATED. CONTAINED. :~ OL~~~A~ FOR CHANGE OF NAME ~~:A~=· Common stock ~.~ ~~th:~r~ 2,000,000 ~":..:::or=~~ ~~~~~~~~~iR T~~ TITU fNllMANCI COfll.. DAVID W l<AUF~AN h~ The IOlloWlng pereone 11• Surplus the lollowlng pr--..tv; AID LAND, OR ANY PART PANY, LOCATE> AT 501 N. llled 1 petition In t 11 cou doing butiMN as Ul\<JIVlde<J profits an<J capital rete<VeS (7481 outstanding 1, 101,692 Amount 8. t80 PARCEL, ........... ,. HEREOF, WITHOUT. MAIN~lntMCltyof tOf an order lllowtng pell-MILLER STUDIO 2522 Cumulative l<Hetgn currency Surplus . ... . ... .......... None UNITS 1 e 7 12 14 tl5 HOWEVE~. ANY RIGHT OF IANTAANA.,COIMtYofOR-:~= D':v$'f3'~~;~ Elden Ave .. Cot1a MMe, CA V~~:!!i::~~~:;:ents 5.23 .. TOTAL CONTRIBUTED CAPITAL. ........................................... 8, 180 NO l ll A8' s'HOWN 'ON URFACE ENTRY OR ANY ANQI!, ..... of C ........ t OAVID W SAENZ 1121211 Totel liablllttes, llmile<J·llle Retained earnjngs .............................................. -..................... 384 THAT CERTAIN CON· RIOHT OF ENTRY TO THE CA l 1' 0" NI A "f · 0 1T IS HEREBY ORDERED Gregory A.J. l\4Hler. 2522 preferred stock and equity capllal S4,797 Reserve tor contingencies and DOMINI UM PLAN RE-U8SURFACE THEREOF CONWYANCI COMPANY, th tall peraona lnletealecl In Elden, Coate Mell. C~ w d I ed di II t tl\e t other cap Ital reserves... ...... . .. . .. ... . . . . .... . .... . .. .... . . . .. .. ..... ... None OROEO ON JANUARY 3, B~N'Ef f~T~H~f ~ FEr ~~~~;-:::.: ,ti! mallet aror ... ld appear 92~~6 J Miiier 2()411 Steioet ness ~j ',~~s"~ta~=t 01 rr=~~~ :d t~abillt=r~~ TOT AL SHAREHOLDERS EQUITY ... ... . .. . . ............ ............ . 8,564 1984 AS INSTRUMENT NO. F SAID PROPERTYF~O~ M c:Meln Oeecl of before thla coun In Depert-Ln.: 0oeentld9. CA ll20M declare that 11 has t>een examlne<J by us. and to the besl ot TOTAL LIABILITIES AND RECO~b1 IN J~E g~IC~~ HE DEVELOPMENT RE T""t Hecvted bJ IYUMO menl No. 3 ol the 1~ Thie bual"!S• 11 con-our knowledge and beltef h85 been prepared in con-SHAREHOLDERS EQUITY · · ·· . ·· . . . . . . ... .... .. 145,068 o TY N MOVAL OR OTHER. ex: KYOO Lii AND IUIAN entitled court on Augull 26· ducted by 1 general iwt· tormance witll tl\e 1ns1ruc11ons and 11 true and correct The undersigned. Lance C Blue, Chief Executive OHioer and Rober11 E. N~'!s ~~~?:~~E PLOITATION OF SAID RE-CHUN Lii, HUllA.NO A.NO 1985 at 8 l5 A.M · ind then nershlp Donato A Miller Masters. Sr Vice President/Chief Flnanclal OHloer of lhe above-named bank, EC LARA TION OF RE-0 U R C E S A N D WFI. 11 tNltOfa, reootdad and tt'Hwl Show CIUM, ti eny Gregory A.J Milter John P B1na$u Jr each declares, for hlmsel~ alone and not fOf the other: I have personal r R 1cT1 o N s F o R UBSTANCES. "'Kf'TIMlleR 1•, 1M, • they haw, why uld petition This ... 1emen1 wu ll!M Otrk C Eldre<Soe lmowled~e of thit maners contained In Ult& rtH)Ort and I beheve that each HOWL.ETON MANOR RE· MAY BE ALSO ~MOWN ~ No. 2'77'1• "' lor ~or name ll'lould with the County Clettl of Or- l.-1(.aieL Gam•OA ~ Piesn:leitt and ~ ....... r-nt-ttoood-s.tatement 1n said report 1s true Each ot thit undersigned, tor himself alone OR0£0 6N JANUARY 3, s-91oc'!llk~-~!'wc112• 107 • It ':~~dered that• ange Countf on Jufy fl. ~r:::,~~;,:'7~,!:~~d~:~brodt:~~":tt ~~~~=:. and not tor the other, cert1f1es under penalty of perjury that the foregoing Is 1984 Aa INSTRUMENT NO 108 101"2f0'209 1 nd 204) ~-=: c=. copy or tht• <Hder to show 1985 ,_1122 and 1>e11et true and correct Eco~J: 1~T~~1g're~ "(If • · .,,.e. eddr... or under tM ~ of "" cauN be publlltled onoe • J>ubttahed Orenoe Coast Karel Garrison Executed on July 29. 1985 at Newpcrt Beach, Ca1tforn1a . ANO LOCATED ON ommon d11lgn1tlon le ....,. -hllned. wMI Ml wMk for lour \lftMl(t In 1"-Delly Piiot July 29 Auguet 6 July 26, 1985 Lance c . Blue HAT CERTAIN REAL lbo¥1, no WllUll'l\y la .. ,..WC euctton to t.M Orange Diiiy Piiot, • new.-12 19 11186 • • Publo91led Orange Coaa1 Dally Piiot AuguSI S. 1985 Roberta E Masters PROPERTY LOCATED IN •lo lie cornpleteneu ....,_., btddet tor eeefl. °' paper Of general clrcullllon, • . M-640 M-665 Published Orange Co~t Dally Piiot August 5, 19.85 HE CITY OF COST A correc1'*')." ._ .. ~ below, In Orenge County, Call· 0 CHICK IVEASON Chevrolet • Porsche • Audi 441 E. 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FAIR fOMCASTS ON A2 O RANGE: COUNTY . C ALIF ORNIA M UN OA Y AU(.U'-> I ', 1'fl'I'• 2•, CF N r ~ ar e es r -1an; e 1 s e oast . river~ arreste Cruiser sinks at ·sunset Park By PHIL SNEIDERMAN Of .. Deltr .......... A cabin cruiser docked near Hunt- ington Harbour sank early today, creating a fuel spill that forced nearby boaters to evacuate their vessels. No injunes were rcponed 1n the 1nc1dent, but hazardous materials teams from the Orange County and Huntington Beach fire depanments were summoned to assist in cleaning up tbe fuel spill. U.S. Guard officials also were on hand to oversee the cleanup. Orange County Shenff's Lt. Dick Olson said the boat. a 35-foot Pacemaker, sank early today at a guest dock at Sunset Aquatic Park. He said the boat's registered owner is Frank Kent of Norwalk, but said no one was aboard when the boat began sinking. Olson said a Jogger noticed the (Pl~ .ee SINKING/A2) California San Ysidro Is a haven for people trying to dump Illegally obtained dollars In returh for Mexican pesos./A4 World FldelCastro says U.S. journalists are harassing fugitive Robert Vesco In Cuba./A4 Sports Pitcher Tom Seaver of the White Sox wins his 300th career game, beat- ing the Yankees./81 Entertainment The 'Miami Vice' detec- tive series led today's prime-time Emmy nomi- nations with 15./AS INDEX Bridge Bulletln Board Business Classified Comics Crossword Death Notices Horoscope Ann Landers Opinion Police Log Public Notices Sports Televlson Theaters Weather A8 A3 A9-10 85-7 AS 85 87 86 A5 A6 A3 84 81-4 AS A7 A2 Rod's magic number: 3,000 AngeTa Brat tiueman Rod Carew alape a •tncle in. the third ·inning of ·sunday'• game agatnat the Mlnne.ota Twlna -b1a 3,000th career bit -•• the Angela -. ., completed a three-tame aweep with a 6-5 victory to ~hten their grip on flnt place ln the Amerfcan League W eat. See Sporta, Page Bl, for detalla. · Talks in extra innings as strike deadline nears "We are running out of time·· Lee MacPhail, representing Major League Baseball's owners as contract talk\ with the players union headed into the 11th hour. echoed the sentiments of fans everywhere with today's stnke deadline approaching. MacPhaal admitted time was run- nin& short for a settlement after the two sides met for nearly three hours Sunday. He said he would talk to Donald Fehr. head of the Players Assoc1at1on. today and said "we will meet before the stnke deadline." Related story on B 1 However. the two pan1es in baseball's labor talks were stalemated on the issue of salaf} arbitration and no further negotiating sessions ""ere scheduled. ··As of now. there's nothing sched- uled," Arthur Schack, union general counsel. said th1<; morning in New York ... That doesn't mean there won't be Beyond that. I don·t want to comment." Meanwhile. players prepared for what might be the last da"' of games b<'fore a strike Sunda} C'omm1ss1oner Peter eberroth contmued to e>.press op- timism that there was t1me .. to get the JOb done·· But both s1dc'I presented proposals Sunda~. and both were rejected. Each side offered to moderate Its stand on how much mone) should go into the pla>ers' pension fund -provided each side got everything wanted in salary arbitration. Charges filed fallowing freeway death; CdM motorist dies in Irvine smashup - By USA MAHONEY Of .... 0..,""' ..... A Capistrano Beach man 1s facing manslaughter, felony hit-and-run and drunken driving charges following the death of a pcdestnan on the San Diego Freeway Saturday. And. Irvine police are investigating an accident that luJled another man Saturday on University Dnve Benny E. Yeakley, 25, of Capistrano Bcacb was arrested bv the (ahforn1a Highway Patrol after the 2.05 a.m accident that killed Thomas R Lope7. 29, of Commerce. Lopez was walking on the shoulder of the highway from·h1s car toward a fnend's car when be was struck by Yeakley's Nissan JOO ZX, police say. Yeakley allegedly told officers be was drunk and sleepy and did no t even realize he had struck someone. He pulled over about 300 yards from the (Pleaite 11ee CHARGES/ A2) Pilot ordered to abort before Dallas tr-agedy Investigators probe radio trans~ission after ~nway cras_h killing_ 133 people GRAPEVINE. Texas(AP)-.\n air traffic controller told the pilot of Delta Air LiT),eS At t 191 toabon has landmgbecati5e he was too low. buttbe plane -1m&'Mll1Fee~-t\3'\t&l:>Emncedofft~ed by lhe tune the ordct wasgx veo, say officials in vesttgallng the crash that k..tlled 133 people. Tape recordings of radio trans--------------missions from the air traffic control tower indicated that the pilot had been told to ··go around" seconds before the L-10 I I crashed. Patnclc Bursley. a Nauonal Transpon.auon Safety Board member, said Sunday. Invesugators also found the1ethner was overtaking a Learjet=" Widing ahead of 1t and bad been ordered to reduce airspeed. Burs~y S&.Jd The wide-bodied Jetliner carrying I 6.J passengers and crew memberi crashed shon of a runway at Dallas-- Fon Wonh International '\1rpon Friday during a thunderstorm. Eight- een of the 31 survivors remained hospitalized Sunday night Bursley said officials were probing the role of wrnd shear -an abrupt change of wind d1rectJon and speed -in the crash. Instruments at the a1rpon showed low-level wind shear in the area minutes after the crash but might have missed wind shear farther awa.. · Bursley said the controller told investigators he saw the plane emerge from a heavy thundershov..er vel) low -"some 50 to l 00 feet abo' e the ground. ··He was so concerned about the height of the_plane that he gave the order 'Delta. go around · " Bursle\ said he dtd not kno"" whether ·the pilot heard tned to respond to. or had time 10 re'ipond 10 the command The digital tl1~ht recorder indicated a surge 1n engine pov..er JUSt before the trash, he \aid ··Pov..er ts an ansv..er in O\.ercommg. problems in flight control," Bur.,le~ said. But he <,a1d 1n,est1gator. who 2countians among Delta crash victims By TO.NY SAAVEDRA Of .. l)eltr .... IUlll T"W0.1)0$$1btythrce. Otange Coun- t) men were among the 134 people killed Fnday when a Delta Air Lines Jetliner crashed while approaching Dallas-Fon Wonh International Au- pon dunng a storm. · Kevin Casscdy, 53. of Laguna Beach and Ramon Roben Hooke. 54 of Tus11n were included in the h t of fatahues rt>leased by Delta th1s week- end .\n unconfirmed repon said that another crash "lct1m. Joe Fabnello of A.tlanta. ""a" actuaJI) from Laguna "11guel Both C asscd' and Hook(,. were (Pleue eee COUNTlANS/ A.2) I 1stened to the' 01ce recorder detected no alarm b) the cockpit crev. The 1.·ontroller saw the plane's left ""tng and no'.iC do""n and saw fire on the left ~1de a!. the plane hit lhe ground and bounced. Bursle) said ln\e\t1gatof'\ said. hov.e,er thal the Jet ma) alreaJ, ha\\~ bounced olf the ground o nct.' b' then ht' said .. Thcrl· 1<> e' 1den1.e ot a touchdo""n ol the IJndinggear on the nnnh side of the high" a' <.Oml· I. 700 feet plus or (Plea.e eee DALLAS/ A2) Explodingwell calm, readyf9rcapping By ROBERT HYNDMAN Ol IM 0..,,,..... le.fl U11h.ty workers were prepanng today to recap an 011 well that exploded and burned for more than five hours Fnday in Newport Beach. Work crew finished the cleanup of Balboa Boulevard at 44th trttt and police reopened the street Sunday night .. One of the two westbound lanes. however. will remain closed to traffic until the well 1s propt'rl) sealed. official~ said. Deput) Chief Don Jones of the Newport Beach Fire Depanment said all of the 200 re'i1dents evacuated from the neighborhood have returned home. The firt. fueled by methane gas that leaked from the well and 1gmted. was CJtL1ngu1shed b) pumping mud into the hole But workers will return Tue')day to pour cement into the well to seal 11 properl). Jones said. Until then. there lS a potential for the lire to rc1gn1te. Workers are standing by at the scene an ca~ 1t docs. Jones said Accordrng to the ctty's consulting geologist. George Zebal. there as always a danger of the well nplodmg again The well that blew Fnday wa-; ont: of fne 1mproperl> capped v.1th rnn- lrete in I "1:! b\ a bankrupt C"nmpaO\. Lehal told the .\ssoc1ated Pres., The v.ells. Zebal ~1d c;hould ha' t• bttn iiJ.kd "tth lement before being ..caled Pn:s.,urC' from natural S'i' in the l I t>''-llml holes ha-; httn buildintt \tnC'e 1 ht•n .. It v.a<; tht>cheapt>St po 1bk-~a' ol ahandontn8 the v.ells ·· Zebal 'i.31d ·· h l'i tmh lul k that ha'> lept the other •'"l' trom e'J>lod1ng I gues'i luck ran nut 11n u' on this one .. fhl· cau'l.l· ol Fnda\ afternoons fire " not lnov.n Jones said. and m- ' l'\l1gdhlr"S ma) not bt able to lktermml' ll l1.10l'' \Jld the kalrng methane c; ,,,n 1~n1tl 1.J\ll) lrom a sp.irl v.hen 1t ~., .. rt>ll·J~ 'luddc-nh from~ "'~II I hl· hl.1,t m1urcd a ut1lll\ v..orkcr I Plea.e .ee CREW I A.2) Newport pot bu$t bbils into cauldron of coQ.troveTsy Police officer, at first praised for alertness, finds himself facing petjury lnvestl atton Newport Beach policeman Chuck Freeman wa on routine patrol the nifJ't of Jan. 21 when n 45-foot sailboat ndtnl low an t.he water at the end of the M treet Pier cauah1 h1 a nentaon He took note. but kept ao1nf. An hour later, Freeman cruised by the pubhc dock an . Tht y hi WIS \till there. ·He stopped to inv~t•aate Thouah he didn't know 1t then, Freeman wa about to be a key player in the city's Iara t manJuana case an recent ht Jory. rn a maut'rofhou..,, he \lfOUld bttom~ somcthana of 11 hem. in.led Out for h1\ &ood tnSltnC'I' ., The white, unmarked boat th:\l had caught his auent100 was .. .arryina five tons of man,uana wnppcd carefully in phm1c nnd burlap a nd till stamped with Colombian mark1n On the streets. the pol would ~ v.onh at lcascSIOmilhon. __ _ Pohce tied up the sc the mt night, arrcsuna three nta Crw men on su p1c100 or drua smuaJina A comprchcn,1ve toa found 1n Ifie cabin supphcd details of the boat's voy from South Amenca. through t C' Panama final tnd north to Cah- fom1a St~ m nm liner. frccman'icflorts appce\r to h vC' aonc up 1n a 'wtrl of '· t-. smoke that all but obscures his good 11\Stincts and the record pot bust. Instead of being the hero, 1hc rookie cop now as facing a Grand Jury invc u~non sparked by an anarv Municipal Coun 1udae who behe' es the officer and othen. lted 1n court dunna a prehm1nary hennn for the . nta tru1 men. Two other policemen and a p;ur of cit m11ntcnancc workers have bttn wept anto lb.c controversy. which esalatcd quickly af\er Judie Ru sell Bostrom d1sm1UC'.'d the dru& cha~ late la\I month. BOftrom ruled that police made an 1Jlcpl ~rt'h of the boat and bo;ardcd at without probable caulC or a '°rch wamnt He said he bclic-vcd that polict then tried to cover up their blundc1 h~ mi lu dana the court nd '\ changing testimony The n!dgc also insinuated thut a ru tina. faded ia,n lhat hm1ts mour- 1ng 1u the M trtttdock to 20m1nute'> wa humcdly rt~1nted after hr ordered the tan photographed for the coun record The 1llqa11on • de& tied in a l ~- affidavtt wnucn by Bo trom. tt ultcd 1n rttommC'ndallon for a Grand Jury 1nve tipt1on u h an 1nv ta uon could rt ult in cnm1nil 1ndu.1mcnu Thouah police and ell) official > they have no p lem with a Grand Jury lOv tJ ta n and e\'cn v.tkome 1taun unbiased method for a.m,1n.1 1t the truth. they pnvatd) a<lm11 the arc 1mtatcd thnt th1nas haH come to thi\ "ll'c. <omplctt cruincc.<. ·• \:ltd onl" STEVE \ MARBLE P ERSPE C Tl~E 1aw1er clo to'tht ~~. Mfibw aot from a boat I deod wtth manJuana to an old moonn1 tan. t d n't ltnov. .. Poll~ Ch1t'f Char~ Gf\)\ hac. defended his dcpanmcnn handhna ot the drua ca11e and c.a1d tht offictri 1nvohcd v.1th the Jrua sc11urc acted appro~nately and honC\11). ·ont'C' tht f. ct art known. that v. tll --- b<' oh' 11111' ··~aid <..rro"" "ho bthe\e~ 80\tmm harbor. some preJud1£<' tov.;mftn(' lit' poh~ dtponmt'nt --- and that hie; 1ud1nal th1nk1ng has httn \haded ~' Ofl1nion n11hcr than tact .\(lllflhng 10 t~11mon~ p nted at the pn·hm1n, I'\ hcanng.. the evtnts of the e'cnmg of Jan ll unraveled hlt' thl\ .\l,<'r 'potllnJ the ln'>'·ndma boat tor a ~ond 11me "1th1n an hour FITt'man pulle-d up lo the d()(k and apPf1 cheod a man \aQdln& 1lear the boat. Tht man v..u later identified a\ R1l'harJ Nel'<ln an uncmplo~~ 2 • \tar-aid trom C\anta Cru1 cl n rtponNI) told tht poh~ man thu the boat -.~ t1cd to the d becau'lt' 1t had run aut offuel. Wb freeman ac.krd tum b \ *' (Pl ... POT 8t18T I A2) ' ,, Or9f109 Coa1 OA.t\;V PILOT/MCK1dty, Auguat 5. 1985 Cancer found on Reagan's n ose WASHINGTON (AP) -Pttsa- dent Reapn voiced uppon today for the bud&et compromue adop1cd by ConEu last week. although eonttd· U\I •WC dido' t ICl alJ lbc savin WC aou&ht." Ke vowed to scruunizc spc-ndina bills "with mr, veto pen bovcrif\I over every ltne. • Rnpn llso used his first m :ttna .with reporte" ince hi canQCf' oper. auon July 13 to d1sclo~ that a lump ttmoved from hi• nose on Tuesday wa a common fonn of skm cancer. He vowed an offcns1vc after Labor Day to build suppori for hi tax· simplification plan and for his proPQ1&1s for a eonstituittonal bal· anccd·budJCt amendment and for 1uthoru.at1on to veto ind1vdual items lD spendin& legislation. Th~ president sa1d the budaet tomprom1sc, which brok~ a sev~n· month 1mpa sc. wn "very dose" to the fiaurcs he had oria)nolly proposed m the budget he submitted to Con-ams ta t February. '"Yes. the budaet rc~luuon that we Sot was not much as we had hoped . A eomprom1St ne'er as," Rcapn said The budaet adopted by Congress calls for$767.6 bilhon 1n spcndin,afor the fiscal year th1u bcajn on Oet I. and proJects SSS.S bilfion in savings durina the year. A spepdmg blueprint for Congress to use us it passes individual sptnd1ng bills. the budget docs not go to the White House for the president's signature. "Come Labor Day we're gomg to pull out all stops on behalf of tax refonn," Reagan said A ked about his hfflth, Re gan u1d the pimple removed from his nose turned out to be skin cancer, a "ba I cell c rc1noma." He called 1t a mild and common form of the dt~ SC Doctors id t the time of blS SU!Jcry that ther(' was a better than .SO ptrttnt chan~ the 7~ye~Td Re- apn would ufTer no recurrence o(the colon canC'(r, which 1 the second- most-deadly form of the disease. La t Thursday, reporters noticed two small darkened spots on the nght front of Re~ga.n·s nose during a speech lit the -White Hou~. Asked about the \pots, spokesman Larry Speake\ said Reagan had a small "bump" removed from his oose af\er at bccamt' 1muut'd b> adhesive lllpc following h1~ surge!) :~HARGES FILED I N FREEWAY DEATH ••• Prom Al 1'CC1dent scene ·after Lopez' fnend 'followed him, police said. Lopez' legs were., severed m the atcident and he suffered massive head utjuries. Ken Dailey, a spokes- man for the Highway Patrol said. "It was a mess. Any one of the 'rvuries -internal, whatever - would have k..illed him." Lopez was driving northbound on ,,he interstate followed by a friend, Richard Lopez, 26, of Montebello, lbout 2 a.m .. Dailey said. Lopez grew tired and pulled ooto the shoulder • 90ulb of Camino Capistrano. His friend aJso stopped on the shoulder of 'the highway. As Lopez was wallung 'back to talk to bis friend's car. Richard Lopez looked in rus rear view mirror and saw a car weaving down the freeway toward them. Richard Lopez said he called out •but his fnend did not react fast . enough and was hit br the vehicle. The car then sideswiped Richard Lopez' Che" rolet and continued driv- ing down the road. Certain that Thomas Lopez was dead, Richard Lopez drove after the Nissan. Dailey said. When Yeatley pulled over. Richard Lopez took Yeatley's car keys and went back to look after bi s fnend. Thomas Lopez was pronounced dead at the scene and Yeatle) was taken to Orange County Jail, Dailey said. In Irvine. a 21-year-old Corona del Mar man died when he missed a curve on University Dnve about 9 p.m .. struck a curb and overturned has convertible Paul D. Crawfot-d died of massive head aod mtemaJ 10Junes at Foun- tain Valley Trauma Center about six hours after the accident. A passenger. Oougla1> I' Robinson. 18. also of Corona dcl Mar. was only slightly IOjUred Irvine traffic 1nvesugators say Crawford' attention stray«! as he was dnvmg on University Drive near Beachtree Whale looking at a car in the next lane. Crawford didn't nouce the curve an the road, poli~ said. The wheel of Crawford's 1980 Fiat convertible struck the inside curb causmg the car to skid. The car made a 180 degree tum, hit the curb again and flipped over one and a half times before landing on its side, in- vestigators sa1d Both men were thrown from the vehicle. Police said neither man appeared to have been weanng a seat belt and alcohol may have been involved. An 1nvest1gat1on 1s continuing. 'SINKING CRUISER ROUTS BOA T E R S •.• 'Prom Al boat, which had no v1s1ble name, was riding very low in the water shonly before S a.m. and notified authonues. Eventually, all but a two-foot secuon of the bow was submerged, he said. Because the boat's spilled fuel . posed a fire hazard. people hvmg on boats m the 1mmcd1ate '1unaty were asked to evacuate. the shenff s spokesman said Olson said the owner of the cabm cruiser had removed some gear and was apparently m the process of refurbishing the vessel when today's mc1dcnt occurred. He said the value of the boat could not 1mmed1ately be determined. The vessel was not insured. Olson said. The shenffs spokesman said it was not 1mmed1atcly known what caused the boat to sink. 0..., Noe plM4o ., LM ~.,,. Newport police officen Charlie Beewicll, Joe Lambert cbecll pot cargo. -POT BUST CONT ROVERS I AL ... From Al ridmg low m the water, according to testimony, Nelson said there was nothi~ut "&ear and s111ff'...J..nS.U:ie. the cabin. When Freeman asked the man for some 1dent1ficat1on, Nelson aJJegedly climbed aboard the boat and scrambled mto the cabin. closing the door behmd ham. The officer later descnbed Nelson '!I actions as bemg .. furtive" and said ll appeared the man was trym& to hide something. He said Nelson drew back the curtains on a cabin window at one point and 1lancc0 out. Af\er Nelson emerged. Freeman ran a check on his Massaebusctts driver's license and found $8,000 worth of traffic warrants from North· em C~hfomia for Nelson. The pafrol- man sa1d he then radioed for a backup officer. His suspicions apparently aroused, Freeman asked Nelson 1f he could search the boat. Nelson denied pcr- m1ss1on. A second officer. Dave Henig. drove up to the dock moments later 'and after beins briefed by Freeman. he also asked Nelson if he could search the boat. Apin Nclwn declin- ed. Accordma to Bostrom. Freeman testified that Nel10n then said, "Search and you will probably find 20.000 pounds of pot." The Judge stated that he found Freeman's statement to be "remarkable.'' e~ pecially 11nce Heni1 didn't mention l.bat remark during his tc,llmony Henia reportedly boarded the boat to find the boat's rcJistnu1on poipel'1 While on deck. be reportedly smelled manJu&J\I. The bales of conltlband -10mc 164 in aJI -were subst- Quently found 10 the cabin. About five hours later, Newport Detecttve David iltanckk obtaaned a ~rch wana.nt bJ telephone rrom uJ)ttlor Coun Jucs.,r John Woolley 1lcaradek went over the deu11J of thC' ntght's events and told Woolley that police eltpccted to find manjuana, weights, scales, ledgers. logs and other documents.aboard the boat. - Anned with the warrant. police had the boat moved across the harbor to the U.S. Coast Guard dock. where 11 was searched They found what they eltpected. But an} thought that the drug bust was an open-and-shut case evaporated when 1t moved into the couns. Matt Kurhch, an attome)" rep- r.esenttng Nelson and a second suspect, found a prcva1hng defense theme 1n a neglected. black-on-white sign painted on a p1hng near the end of the M Street Pier Kurltch prc'ised the 1s,ue, askrng officers what the 'ilgn ~1d and where. euctly. 11 was located In an affidavit he wrote later, Bostrom said he was intnaued by the issue of the 'l1gn and, 1n particular. Szkaradek"s descnpuon of the Sign. Bostrom said that under initial questioning, S1karndck tenified that he did not sec the boat unul 11 was towed to the ( onst Gunrd station. Later, the Judge noted, S1karadek aatd he saw the boat at the M Street Pier where ht' lll\O oh~rved the moonngs1gn Respondin& to a defen~ motion. Bostrom later drove to the M trcct Pier to Set the !.1gn h1m!!Clf. He !.aid he was shocked 1 he sign wa~ faded so badly that Bo~trom said he couldn't make out a iunaJe word The next day. Romom drove back to Newpon. th1~ ume w11h h1~ court 001hfT I fc ~1d tht two of them stared at the S'l"l for 10 minute befo~ they could d1~m any letters .. It w.u ull 1mpou1ble to de· term111t what the "'''" td 1n raCl," Bostrom wrote an his affivadn. That same day, Bostrom ordered photoaraphs of the "'''"· hut ~fore they co uld be taken. two cuv main- tenance v.orker\ rC'O anted th~ ~1gn. The judge re'>ponded by askrng his ba1hfTto draw a picture of the sign as he recalled 1t That sketch, little more th&nil ftttnt 'mudge-, was--cntefCCHrrttt evidence as part of the co urt record by Bostrom After d1<1m1s<;1ng the drug chargc'i, Bostrom typed ollt has susp1c1ons and concern' an the form of an affidavit that he gave to Christopher Strople, tbe presiding judge of Harbor Mu- nicipal ( oun 1n Newpon Beach. Strople asked the Grand Jury to investigate the allegations. which he said he considered senous. Tom Little. prc'lident of the New- port Beach Police Employees As- soc1at1on. said he i!. concerned by what 1!. happening and feels that pohcc office~ were 1udged on their 1est1mon" w1thou1 being given a chance to C\plain themselves. Chief uross ..aid the officers in- volved m th<" drug bu~t have been unfa1rl)' held up fo r ridicule by Bostrom. He ~•d at has affected their morale. City Manager Bob Wynn said that, as far as he 1s concerned. It is orlly an • unfortunate com1c1dcn~ that the moonna s1gri was repainted by a mnmtnurn~ crtW the same day Bo trom asked for the s1an to be photoaraphcd Wynn said the two painters art willma to take polygraph test to prove they did not taltc pa.rt 1n any "conspiracy" to destroy evidence Wrnn said the s11J1 was painted bccau'IC "1t needed to be painted.'• Deputy 01mict Attorney Dcreck .John~n. who prosecuted the drua ca.~ and now intends to refile the cnmmal charges, said he di arccs Wlth Bostrom' a ~ssmentofthccasc and behcve\ that the moonna 1an, at be,1 , 1, only a minor ide is uc. ··rt re.all~ ~1 nothina to do with the ca~." Mid the pr05«Utor "It is a non·i"uc that ~mehow became an 1.,,ue" .... . Fair and warmer alo'ng the Coast Southern Celtforria WWI bt fair and a tew degr ... W9lmW Tu.dey at en upper ~ hlgfl ~ 9Y1tetn tNt!t t,,. ~t,..ttfn stat• btolN stntngthentng, tM Netlonal Weather Service aatd. . . Week. ~onthOre flO.rW continue through T'Uellday, bfmgil'IQJC~end loC.t foQ k)ft\aOQMt,bu.I ~..., bt d~.11~ .... Hlgha YflH range from the 70. neer the cout to,,,. mid· and upper 00• In the wtrm« Inland va1'9ya. Lowa wtn be from 68 to ea. Along the Otenot Cout there will be 90fne tat• night through.mid morning low olouda end tocal fog near the cout. otherwlH telr tllrough Tueedey. Hight In the 70. near the cout ranging to the tow to mid 001 In the valteyt. Lowa tonight 68 to sa. U.S. Temp• .. 71 • 15 11 11 n a 14 11 .. 11 .. 13 .... n .. 101 .. IO 10 .. 13 \ 13 11 \...,, · · IOI 15 •2 57 63 65 71 57 11 112 IO 5' .. se " 41 13 M 71 70 .. 74 14 72 " 74 11 71 12 M " 711 91 N 13 u ft 71 100 71 86 74 ~ ... Calif. Temp• 114 IO ti 11 ee as 87 M n eo lot 71 e1 eo t5 eo "' 71 11 5e " 5' 15 57 IO 55 14 " .. se '3 &4 74 51 II 31 71 &6 .. 71 ...---------- TOOAY 12tp.m . 7.lllpm 4 6 22 " Ill Surf Report TUHOAY 12•5'4."' 7 11• m 2oepm a :t>pm COUNTIANS AMONG CRASH VICTIMS ••• Fro m Al commg back from business tnps, the family also went out to the airport Betsy, both of Laguna Beach. He also miJted with visits to their relatives, to JCC whether he made it ... he as survived by two grandchildren. when they boarded the 1Jl-fated Delta dicfn't." Arrangements for a private funeral r Flight 191 in Fort Lauderdale. Fla. Welty remembered ber father as an were pcndang for Hooke, an archllec- Cassedy, a Laguna Beach resident active churchgoer who "completely tural engineer for Toyota Motor Sales since 1973, was owner of a govern· gave bis time to everyone else. USA Inc. lflCnt and aerospace marketing con· "He was just the most generous A IJ-ycar resident of Village Drive sultant finn, Cassedy and Associates. person anybody had ever met," she in Tustin, Hooke traveled extensively He had.just recently retired after 30 said. years from the U.S. Marine Corps A rosary will be said for Cassedy at with his job and had a reputation for Reserves, where he earned the rank of 7:30·tonight at St. Catherine's Cath· missing flights, said a family colonet, said daughter Ann Cassedy olic Church in .Laguna Beach. A spokeswoman. Welty this morning. pnvate funeral mass will be held at 10 "There was a quesuon as to Welty said Cassedy was supposed a.m. Tuesday. whether he would make this ]>Lane," to take another flight home, but was The fa milpskcd that donations be said the woman. "He mi~ many running a little lact. fle trl<! ... bee ...... n---m~ad_.JJeu;;t:.ioa.<tll.Jhu.eLJU'-"n~i ... o""n"-Ruescu.uu...we~MIAiMss.uiuon;>..Ll'in..._ffi&fats. uf'6e ma et is one." v1S1tmg his parents while in Florida. Los Angeles. Hooke was born in London, Eni- Casscdy's two eldest sons had land and served with the U.S. Air already left for Ontario lntema,tional Cassedy is survived by wife Judith, Force. Airport to pick him ~P when the news child study center director at Chap-Fabriello was said in a published broke about the plane crash. man College; sons Matthew oflrvine; report to be owner of the 17th Street "We heard about the accident and Brian of Laguna Beach; and Paul of Hair Co. in Huntington Beach, but wondered whether or not he was on Laguna Beach; as weU as daughters the business manager refused to that flight." said Welty. "A bunch of Ann of Long Beach; and Molly and comment on the repon this morning. Did station master cause crash? CAHORS, France (AP) -The prosecutor of Ca.hors has asked a Judie to file charges against the station master who was on duty when a two-<:ar train and passenger tram collided head-on, killing al least 3S people. judicial sources said today. Judge Chrisuan Thevenot has not yet ruled on whether to charge the station master, Yves Saliens, in connection with the accident Satur- day at Aaujac Gare. Saliens was on temporary duty at Assier, just down the track from AauJaC Gare. and was responsible for giving trams the go-ahead to pass onto the single track at Aaujac Gare. Workers at the crash site in south- central France have recovered 35 bodies from the wreckage. Only 12 of the bodies have been identified. CREW READY TO CAPWELL •• , FromAl . · forced the evacuation of nearby homes and seot hundreds of gallons of salt water and crude oil gushing onto Balboa Boulevard and spilling mto Newport Harbor. George Murdock., 24, suffered first- and second.degree bums over 20 percent of his body m the initial blast. He ~as reported in good condition Sunday at UCI Medical Center's burn unit in the city of Orange. No other injuries were reported. Pat Moore, a spokesman for the state Departll)ent of Fish and Game.· said the crude 011 that flowed anto the harbor posed no thre.at to fish and wildlife. The Coast Guard placed booms in the water to contain the spi11 and no 011 flowed to the environmentally sensitive Upper Bay, Moore said. DALLAS PLANE TRAGEDY PROBED ••• From Al mmus north of the highway." Bursley sure there was enouah distance be-of the plane, and some escaped with told reporters: tween the two planes, said NTSB only scrapes and bruises. Bursley also said the Tnstar hit spokesman Ira Furman. O int G. Swazea, a Delta assistant hght poles al_ons th_e haghway and Delta s~kesman Bill Jackson in vice president in Atlanta, said Satur- fipped 1:~11 peRmciet-Atlanta said 1heairli.ne.would.ha.vc-no-da¥-thal-hc--wa~ wind fence. He said it was "highly unlike-immediate comment on the NTSB's shear had caused the crash. "We ly" the air traffic controfler saw the report. know definitely from the tower it was m1t1al impact. By Sunday afternoon. 32 of the 121 not hat br, lightning as it was earlier . . bodies recovered from the plane reported. • he said. Among the victims was a moton~t followinJ the crash had been ident-Wind shear has been blamed 10 16 on Texas Highway I I 4, north oft e ified, said Dr. Charles Petty, Dallas airliner accidents in the past 20 years. airport. County medical examiner. Morc..&.ban most recently the crash of Pan Am The eummmg team leader said the 160 relatives went to Dallas Saturday. Ai&ht 759 on July 9, I 982, that killed plane had been told several times to bringiOJ photographs, dental charts I S4 people m Kenner, La. slow down. with the last order for a and other clues, but Petty said some NTSB investigators took the Delta speed of 172 mph. However, the time remains may never be identified. fliaht's cockpit voice recorder and between the order and the crash had Twenty--e1ght passcnaers and three data to Washington Saturday, but not been determined Sunday nigh t, fligh t attendants, amooa IS2 passen-Bursleysa1ditcouldbe60daysbefore Bursley said. aers and 11 crew members, survived. a transcript of the recording is The controller was trying to malce Most of them were seated in the bac}. available. Just Call 642-6086 Wltat clo )'H like •M•& Ute Dally Pilot? Wlta& clon't )'H like? Call Ute H mbcr at left I.Del you meau1e wlll be recorded, transcribed aed delivered to tlle •pproprtate editor. 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