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THURSDAY•DECEMBER 5, 1985
3 majo~ airlines jo.in JW A fight
United , American and TWA object to
pending airport expansion settlement
By LISA MAHONEY
Ol t ... Oell) l'tlof 11~
Three ma,ior a1rlinei. an:: obJeCttng
to a i>cnding court settlement be-
tween Orange County, Newpon
Beach and two citizens groups that
would allow hmtted expansion at
Coast
Laguna Beach City Coun-
cil has approved plans for
eight units of senior hous-
ing at Thurston Park./ A3
Nation
A promising yet ex-
perimental cancer treat-
ment represents a new
kind of approach to fight-
ing the disease./ A4
World
Anglican church envoy
Terry Waite has been
refused a visa to visit
Kuwait In connection with
his efforts to free Ameri-
can hostages./ A7
Boating
Local sailor Artie Knapp
has received an Import-
ant trophy./81
Sports
Rams Coach John Rob-
inson wlll stay with Dieter
Brock at quarterback
Monday against San
Franclsco./C1
Entertainment
Johann Str~uss' opera
"Die Fledermaus" wlll be
presented Saturday In
San Clemente./84
INDEX
Boating
Bridge
Erma Bombeck
Bulletin Board
Business
Classified
Comics
Death Notices
Entertainment
Horoscope
Ann Landers
Opinion
Paparazzi
Pollce Log
Public Notices
Sports
Television
Weat her
81-2
C4
82
A3
85-6
CS-7
C4
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83-4
C7
82
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88
A3
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John Wayne Airport in return for
curbs on aircraft noise.
U11itcd Air Lines. Amencan and
Trans World airlines filed brtefs
Tuesday_ with U.S. Distnct Coun
Judge Terry Hatter in Los Angele!>
objecting to the pending settlement
worked out between the county, as
Surfing heaven .
owner of the airport, and expansion
foes in ne1ghbonng Newport Beach
and unincorporated Sant.a Ana
Heights on technical grounds.
Tne airlines' objections have.been
added to the one filed by aircraft
manufacturer McDonnell Douglas
last week.
lJn1 ted, · Amencan, TWA 'and
McDonnell Dol!gJas are all parties to
a pre~ptive tawsun filed by Oraog.e
County March 6 in an attempt to
resolve legal disputes over the future
of the county's only commercial
Sarfera may ha•e thought they 'd died and gone to eurf
heaven thia week u etorm-1enerated •••ea created Ideal
condltlona along Orange Coa at bea c hes. Above ,
Mayor accused of
conflict of interest I
By LA URA MERK
Of -o..., Not .....
A con01ct of interest charge wa~
leveled at Laguna Beach Mayor
Martha Collison by a fellow co uncil
member Tuesday over her proposal
to persuade the Caltfom1a Coastal
Comm1ss1on to reconsider parking
space requirements for a c1 ty-ap-
compete . t e eve opmen w1
leased to businesses
The Laguna council appruved tht
prOJeCt with a s11 pulat1on that I'
parking spacci. would be provided b\
developer Ron Stephen\. a co-worker
of Coll1son·s at Nola n Real E'itatt
Inc .. in Laguna Beach.
But when Stephens brou~ht h1'
plan!> to the Coastal C'om m1ss1on. the
staff ~1d 11 would recommend ap-
proval only 1f he added 25 more
parking spaces or paid the Cll)'
•••••••••••--~f proved commercial development. (Plea.e 8ee MAYOR/ A2)
airpon Amencan serves John
Wayne while United and TWA are on
the wa1 t1ng list to start flights there.
Newpon Beach and two c111zens
groups -Stop Polluting Our New-
port and the A1rpon Worl'1ng Group
-are al\O named in the sui t a" are all
other airlines that are either presently
serving the airport or are on its
wa1110g list
The pending settlement would end
years of efforts by Newpon Beach and
the ct ti Lens group\ to bfock ex.pa ns1on
of the airport Santa Ana Heights and
parts of Newport Beach. arc tn the
airport's flight path and bear the
brunt of aircraft noise.
Jn a letter to Hatter. United
a ttomey Roben Span outlined \C\ -
eral procedural grounds for why the
pending settlement ~hould not be
allowed. Span said hJS. lencr reflected
the 1h1nlong. of all thrct a1rhncs
The !>Ctthng parties have aske.d
Hatter to ~sue a final Judgment on
their claims under a federal rule that
Span says 1s not applicable to the
circumstances.
entbualaata were rldJng near-perfect wa •ea that ranged up
t o 8 'feet and h ij(her nezt to the NeW'POrt Pier. Alo na other
beacbea reaidenta r eported wavea reaching 20 feet.
The proposed M:ttlement also ··ex-
Lcndi. beyond the clalms between the
settling panics .. and into an area of
dtsa~ement between the county and
the obJecttng airlines. he sud.
N<'wport Beach and the c1ttzcM
groups ~ught to block airport ex-
pansion by eating aJleged defic1enc1cs
1n a wunt) EnvJronmcntal Impact
Report. But the 12-potnt settlement
includes agreemem$ retuin{ to the
number uf fl1ghb allowed and not~
levels
(Pleue eee AIRLUflt8/A2)
Injured
woman
awarded
$3.7M
Juror s cite Cal trans
for poor c rosswalk
design in LB accident
By PAUL ARCHIPLEY
..\n Orange Cuunty '>upenor (oun
Jul) awarded S1 1 million Wednes-
day to a M1ss1on V1cJO woman who
suffered permanent 101unes when she
was struck b' a car 1n a South Lagu na
crosswalk 1n· 11.1so
( ynthta C1ennch was 19 on July 21 .
I 98(J ~hen she was walking across
PaC1fic ( oast H1ghwa~ al West Street
tu en1u~ a da~ at tht: beach .\~ sbe
entered the crosswalk., ~he was '!truck_
b~ a uu dnvcn by Roben Da,,1e
The impact ruptured her aona
damaged her hra1n <,tern and brain
and broke her eta' 1c le arm IA. n \t leg
and peh '"· among other oonc.-s
Ciennch 1A.as gl\t:n art1fic1al rC"~p1r
at1on and kept al1,l· b' a lifeguard
unttl paramed1C'> a.rr1,ed
Whtie.-in the ht1\p1tal \ht COO·
tra\.tCd Ltg111nniltre' D1.,c:a'>e
hepalill'> and othl'r 1nft·u1on' and
suflc:"red rcrmJnt·n1 rwurolo~\.al plu'
(Pleue aee fNJURED/A21
Drunken driver gets
16-month prison term
for hit-run incident
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Laguna'• Mart.ha Colllaon
..
By STEVE MARBLE
.\ ~upcnor < nun Judgr 1gn11rtd 1
retnmmendat1on Im light trea1nwnt
and -.cntrmnl a \anta -\na man 111
pn,on th1~ "-t•tk fordrunkt·n Jn,1ng
an J Laguna < amon Jllttknt that
\t'nou\h 1nJurcd J JOS8l'f
Judge I 1nda Hodge \kLau~hlln
11rdt'rl·d ~anual F Manino to ...,·n e
It-. month\ 1n ~latt' prt'!>on for drun~t·n
dm 1ng and hn-and-run
"l ntortunatel\ that·, .in t'Xlcllc:nt
'entencc ··..aid Janet ( ater pre\1dc:nt
111 the count\ \.haptcr of ._..other'
!Ion
\1 Mt1nt·1 "J' arrl'\led h\ J l...igun.t
fk.t, h f)l1l1u· 'oflitei attl'r \tnl 1ng
PJul I ohl·n 111 I .Jgun.i ~ .. ,, h 1A.hll
"-J' JO@Jltng aJ .. ng I .tgun:s 1 an\11n
R1 J,I nt:i1 f I l .. r .. I<. •JJ
I >eput\ I Jt\tn, t \t111rnn < hc1)l
fkd,"ont, -..i1d ,, 1d«n<l' 'hnwcd
\1.s rttnt·1 pulkJ Jr1i11nJ ,Jr, '1<1p~d
lnr .1 reJ llRhl anJ '11th ~ 1 •hl·n
\1Jrt1no .1._ .. rJ111g '" tkJ,worth
d1\:n • \t• •r 1 ht· Ir 1 llhrn and
(Pleatt ae«! DRIVER/ A2)
~0~~~~~ffr~:fty Mesa to investigate trailer park feuding
By STE VE MARBLE
Of .. ~ ..........
An Arizona man accused of k1l11ng
his best friend and pushing the body
out of an airplane at 2,000 feet above
the ocean will not face the death
penalty, an Orange County Supenor
Court Judge ruled Wednesday.
The rultng comes at the midpoint
of a murder tnal 1n which Lawrence
(Pleue aee JUDOlt/ A:l)
By TONY SAAVEDRA couraged by the City (·ouncll last
0t1t1e~,_.,..,. June to settle their differences among
A ctty rnvesttgatton ts under way tn themselves.
a feud between disgruntled tenants However, the two parties have
and owners of a Cost.a Mesa trailer been unable to meet even once
park where complaints over rent because of scheduling dt~pancies
increases, new regulations and con-and d isav ecments over who should
struction work have been stewing for attend. Both owners and residents
more than six months. accused each other Monday of drag-
R es ide n ts and o wners of ging their feet. promptin~the council
Trailertown Mobile..l:lomc..Ear .. k~ • .._32._1._ .... 1.,.o....,o ... rd ... c,4..r a..cc.po~n the d.!sp111c...U;om..
W. Wilson St.. were oriitinallv en-City Manager Allan Roeder
More SJ:>ectacle than news
at Stalker suspect hearing
/
Ramir ez draws large, curious a u dience
ofSpectators, reporters-to courthouse
hltc,'' said another
What a thrill.
It took the bcner pan of 4S'nfinutcs
to set everyone 1ns1dc OiVlSton 311 1n
Santa Ana, where Ram1rct was
scheduled to appear before Mun1crpal
Coun Judsc Tam Nomoto for ar-
r11anmcnt on et&ht felony counu
relatina to the shoouna of M1ss1on
Viejo resident Wilham Cams and the
rape orh., fianccc.
The circus came to town on a
dreary Monday afternoon. Liahts,
cameras, notepads. tape rccorden -
the works.
In lhc main nng was Richard
Ramirez, the accused Niaht Stalker
Would he 1rin. show1na his famous
rott1na tceth1Would he praise Satan?
Would he outrage specuton by
Oash1na a pcntaaram drawn on the
,palm of his hand~ Would he drool or
bark or "nap at imaginary thlnas an
the tur'!
Everyone sure hoped w .
R1m1rc1. tall and dark wi th a
cadaverous faet '' o media fcHt. He
1s unprcd1ctablc cind stniiiter 1n ar>-
pcaranc~ and his behavior in the
courtroom haa been quirky and
bizarre, even by C.altfomia standards.
All of which assures that Ramun
will draw well when he appears in
court. Any court. Any time. Front paac. Guaranteed.
Ramirez' first court appearance 1n
Oranac County this week drew a
thicket or reporters and media sidc-
k1ck1. inquisitive lawyers and coo n
employees and M"vcral -aulp -
Nifht Stalker lfOUPiCl. . rm curiou I've \Cen tu s face 1n
the paper ~ many ttme ," '4id one
woman.
"I iu" want tn ~ what ht' looks
'
Reportcn were a\kcd tn \lcp
throu&h a metal detector afkr empt)·
H\& 1hetr pocke" and. 1n wmc ca~.
remov1ns their heh\ The delC<.'IOr
wu '° ~ns1t1ve that one photoara-
phcr was asked to walk 1hrouah the
machine four times before." marshals
determined foil on a packasc of
c1prct1es wu tnppma the machine
Names and addrt\\C\ 'Wt'rt rt·
Que~tcd A N11l}11 4iitalkcr ma11tna h\t.
B} a 4-0 'otc, the wunul J'kn l
Roeder to 1nvc~tt~tc the w mplJ1r11'.
and recommend 1( and hew• tht• ~It\
should intervene Ma)'or '\it1rma
Henzog wa!> absent Mondit\ IA. Ith tht•
flu .
"What we needed to do" finJ out
Just what the problem is rather than
sit there and make Judgment\ ha,.l·d
on 'he said' a.nd ·she lla1d,' "cx.pla1nl'd
{"°-0Un<;Jha1oman Arlene Scbafe1_\\b11
1n1t1atcd the studv after a lenttth\
SiEV E
MARBLE
PILOT LOGBOOK
maybe"
Employee~ of the mun wen: pcr-
mmtd to enter w11hou1 p.1 1n1
through the metal detector. a
procedure that brou&ht howlr. fmm
~vera.I rcportt"rs. Naturally
"They're ufc and wr'rr not"'·
snarled one telev1s1on perMlnBlth 10
nobody 1n panicular
01v1s1on '11 1s a room) C'nun wuh
a 1.1.1rt mc,h pn oner\ cage ap1ns1
ont w II " PlcuaJa~ \h1cld protcch
pnS<.incr\ from p(ltcnt1alh dan1crou<1
peet !or\ '>U4'.h "' rcPQrtCt\, lawy<'f"\
a.nd iroupies
You ncvt"r lcno~
Ptcluna a \Cat in the cnunronm 1<1
an 1mponnn1 fi"t \t<'fl for rt(')(lrttr\
(Pleaee tee RAIOI&Z/A2)
hc:Jn ng rcque~ted h~ rnt<ll'nh 111 the
\2.~ear-old cark
~11 lame frame wa'\ t'M.thll\ht•<l fllr
the rcpon
l eM1ons at Tratlcnn"n t1r'\t ap
pcared after the 100...spa\.e park "a'
taken o\ er last June h\ Bna n .rnd t, J
l),rnght'r 1.1.hosc famil) u\l,m u1
operate' I \ parh lhroughuut thf
\late. II) 1n Orange ( ount}
Kt''>ldcntr. then complained of .i
f'll'nJ1na ~6 oerCt'nt rent 1nl rca\t· Jnu
,1ht1ut ti(· '111 •'" ~nf •• 1,1 .r >llmmun1t\
fl'\lf1\111l ldl tlll il \ l'!t1ll"\l\ h.i \ l'
hr11J,kne'1 ·" t" w"' kl·' ,tf \2~ to i-ln
f'll'r m1111th 1 •. r Jn 1: 'trd fMr~""ng '>l"ldll
Jnd fl'Oll\ .11111'1 "-ltf~ th.11 ha' k it
11pt•n mudd\ trt•n1 hl'' thr •ugh11ut th<
par\ .and d.1 magl·J "'me 'ard'
Kt'\h.knt D.11\n \A 1ppcrmJn .if"
11Hnrlasned that 1nJI\ 1dual 1A.ltl<'1
ml·ta'> "'rrr hnng 1n-.t.1lkd for rt''\1
Jent' 11 h• • ''"l t' na1 d a ll.1t ke a~ pan
(Pleaiae aee TRAIL'ER/ A21
Huntin~ton seeks
bids to initiate
pi-er tram service
Bf ROBERT BARK~R °' .. .,.., ........
· Vmto" to Huntintcton •kal h ma'
not have to hoof 11 w th<' end 111 th<'
1.816-foot cn y p1e1 mul·h lnnl(cr
. And thr} ma) l'l<' ahle to attc.-nd
concerts, theatrr P<'rfnrm11nl'l'\ and
mu~1als in 11 ~~ulllul outdoor
~tttng.
City ( ounc1I offinal' an \("('~lnll
htd! for an elC('tnc-powel"t'd trnm 1h111
could transpon 18 vunto1'at d 11me to
the End C'afe IX'rt ti'lh1n.a oper
at1ons. 5latcd 10 rnumf in th<' \pnng
or 'ummet from tht' pi<'r arr '°" peel~ to inert.a~ the dt'mand for 1
tr1m
In a ~J)al'lfC' development, rnunnl
'
111li1 ,,,1, .1grct1I 111 'P<'nd S1tl ("Kt tn
hlfr .1 1 on<iultan1 tc• provide plan' 111
l•l n\rrt a 'mall outdoor
.1mph11hrat<'r 1n < cntral Park that
1A.1111lll ht· th<' °"cnr of outdoo"
rult\lral pmg.ram'I .\ sug esuon to
111rn 1t into the home for the tlunt·
ington 1-kal h l'la\'hOu~ amateur
thcatC'r ll· 1up al\() wa!> olTt"rcd
Th<' •mall amph1thcatrr 'Ur·
ro undel! h\ <'ucalyptus trtt\ tn the
rolhna hill~ n<'ar thr C cntral l 1hrary,
ha' 't'at1nJ. for about I 00 It t\ u~d hy
'outh arouf)'I and ha~ httn the ~nt tor wedd1na' •
Tht pmro\l I to iirov1dc a tram tor
pit.<r U'>('"' would CO\t atx1u1 S32.SOO
s~~ 000 to bu\ thC' tram and
(Pleue ... Ptsa/ A2)
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A8 .. °'MOe Ooal1 DAILY PILOT/ Thurtd1y, December 6, 1985
.
DRIVER GETS PRISON FOR HIT-RUN ... ...._A l
~~~~Y was pulled over by a pohce .,.~ -ho id he saw Martine.t :ae~ about 70 mph on the wron• the roed. ~h was horrible behavior on a very
=berous ro.d," the prosecutor
Martrna. bad a blood..alcohol level
ofQ 11. aliabtly higher than the point
a t which person is considered too
drunk to drive, according to evidence.
. Even tbouah Martinez has no pnor
biatory of drunken driving and a
probation report recommended
probation, McLauJblin ordered Pf'\ton after Martinez agreed Lo plead
&uilty to the charges.
.An additional charge of driving
wtth an open alcoholic container was
dismissed in exchange for the guilty
pk:il Monday.
uon," Bedswonh said. "I felt n was a
state pnson cue all the way."
Cohen, who suffered numerous
11\iuneund spent nearly a month in a
hospital intensive care ward, said he
was surprised by the sentence.
"1:4 been told tooa~t ~uon."
said Cohen, who sa1d he still laces
SUJ'fery for a shoulder if'\iul)' in the
accident. "I prepared him fortheworst. l said
don't be su.rpnsed if he acts proba-
tion," sajd 8ed~worth, who said her
office ha1 prosecuted more serious
drunken dnvin.a cues that h.ave
resulted in shon Jail tenns or proba-
tion.
years in pnson (for felony drunken
driving) but un~nunately. judge1. rarc!.Y follow the law," Cater said
"Goin& by what the law allows, this
isn't a Jood sentence," Cater said.
"But 101ng by what usually happens,
this is 10 exceUenrsentence.
Deadly bacteria traced
to Alta-Dena ch eese
LOS ANGELES (Af)-L11tenos1s
found inJalisco brand cheeses, lihked
to a bacterial outbreak that claimed
more than 80 lives, also was found m
a cheese made by the Alta-Dena dairy
and distributed by Jalisco. it was
rcooned today.
WEATHER
The •ralllng edge of a weak Pacific ~orm ahould pua
thrOUQh SOu1h9rn California tonlght,Jall«.IOQ to eunal\loe -'th-1\0~~~~~~~~l ...
breft1conattlont thtough o,. wtiet(end, lorecutera .. Jd.
The tall of the storm that brOUQht rein to Nort'hern California
today wu expected to bring aome evening ano~s tonight, but
only llght ralnfell was anticipated, the Natfonel Weather Service
.. 1d. /
AJong the O<ange Cout there wlll be tome tow elouda along
tM south coast tonight and Friday morning othet'WIM lair. Some
local guaty north to nor1*9t wind• tat• tonight and Friday
mainly between Ventura and Santa Monie&. Hight mid eoa to tow
70t Friday. Overnight IOwt moatly 43 to 53.
From Po4nt eooo.J>tlon to the MexJcan B0<der -Inner
waters: Small erett advisory for Increasing winds and aeas. Seas
and swell• Increasing tonight becoming 4 to 8 feet. Wlncn
nonhwest 15 to 25 knots tonight and Friday
U.S. Temps '
. ··~other judge ~uld easily have
JUSUfied county Jail or even probn-
Cater said in one recent instance,
an off-duty paramedic was charged
with second-degree murder and
drunken dnvsng in a fatal accident
but ultimately sentenced to less than a
year in county jail.
The Alta-Dena dairy has haC! a long
battle with state and county health
officials over its production and sale
of raw milk products.
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"Th,-law pennits two, four or six
.
IN_JURED WOMAN GETS $3. 7 MILLION •••
ll'romAl .
physical disabilities. r-
ln &wardinJ damages to Gennch.
the jury 1n Judge Richard
Lucsebrink's courtroom spli1 the
fault three ways.
Genrichberselfwas found 10 be 10
percent at fault for failing to take
~ter precautio ns as she crossed the
lUghway. Davie also was assessed I 0
percent of the fault
The other 80 percent was charged
to the state Department of Transpor-
tation~ wbjch maintains Pacific Coast
lfiahway in unincorporated South
I .Attuna. ~'I• ....... _ ....... a.I . . ~ t s ~n a LQ•-"' e intersccuon 1or
years," said attorney Frank
Ba..rbaro,wbo represented Genrich.
"The South Laauna Civic Associa·
tion had sent Caltrans letters pleading
with lhem fo r years to do something
about that intersection."
Barbaro said not only is-1 'the
crosswalk the only place in the
vicinity for bcachgocrs to cross Pa-
cific Goast Highway, but also it is
used by children wbo wait for the
school bus each day.
In 1¢dition, Caltrans speed surveys
showed vehicles traveling faster than
45 mpb at the site, and a separate
survey ordered by Barbaro showed
vehicles traveling close to 55 mph, be
said.
Philip Dom, attorney for Davie,
said no decision had been made about
an appeal.
Dom said Caltrans was assessed
the bulk of the award because the
design of the crosswalk "maximized
rather than minimized sight obstruc-
tion:·
Caltrans attorneys were un-
available for comment.
Barbaro said the verdict and award
at the end of the three-week trial
meant Genrich, a former model and
art student, "won't have Lo Ii ve in a 5-
by· 5 room in some hospital for the
rest of her life."
The award would go toward her
living expenses. care, further oper-
ations and other medical expenses, he
said. ·
JUDGE RULES OUT DEATH PENALTY .••
From Al
Cowell. 27, is accused of involvement
in. the slaying of his lifelong friend
Scott Campbell of San Juan
Capistrano.
Campbell. a reputed cocaine dealer
at the time of his death. vanished
April 17, 1982. under mysterious
. circumstances. Though his body was
never found. police said evidence
shows he was murdered.
A vdeef said Cowell and DtMasc10
took about $2,000 in cash and a
pound of cocaine from Campbell.
But Judge Donald McCartin ruled
Wednesday that evidence presented
thus far in the two-week-old murdtt
trial indicated the motive for killing
C'ampbcU was Sirn(>IY rcvenae.
sentenced to die in the gas chamber.
be still faces a maximum sentence of
25 years to life in prison if convicted
of first-degree murder.
Cowell, a former Anaheim resident
who oow lives io Arizona with his
parents, is free on $250,000 bail.
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$90,000 loss in
South Lagu na fi re
Firefighters controlled a house fire
in South Laguna Wednesday before it
spread to other homes, but not before
the fire caused $90,000 damage to the
house and its contents.
The County Fire Department re-
sponded to the fire at 31988 Virginia
Way at about 1:30 p.m.
Five county fire engi nes and about
8.,,la Met\a 5.,,,.-.
TallOeV*'f
f0tr9')C» Y-nile !/ty
Surf
T i des
eo 411
72 r.2
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75 50
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am *"AN 1-3 , ..
2·3 , ... a.3 ,.., 2.3 ,..,
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1·2 lair 1-3 , ...
TOOAY 2Slpm
11 •8pm
"'IOAY
4 47Lm
10 57 a m 4 28pm
1032pm
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48
1 11
3 9
0 11
Sun M4t todllY at 4 43 pm. -Friday
at844am -••eg,alnal4 43pm
Moon -· tocMy al f2~43 pm ,_
Friday al 12 33 a m --· llQtlr> al l 1'pm
30 firefighters responded to the fire in
county temtory. Backup units were
called because official!> feared the fire
would spread rapidlv to other houses.
The house 1s owned Virgmia Tro-
jillo of Laguna Beach and rented by
Peter Covington and Karen Man-
delkem.
Cowell and a second man. Don\lld
DiMascio, are charged with the
slaying. which Deputy Dlstrict At-
torney Thomas A vdeef said wa!.
motivated by greed. vengence and
robber)'.
State law specifics the death pen-
alty can be imposed when murder is
committed during the commission of
another serious crime, including rob-
bery.
McCartin made his ruJing after
Avdcef finished presenting pros-
ecution evidence, whfoh included a
tape recording in which Cowell
rcponcdlyconfcssod bis involvement
in the slaying. MAYOR DENIES CONFLICT CHARGE •..
Thoupi the ruling eliminates the
possibihty that Cowell could be
The defense was to open its case
today.
AIRLINESJOIN AIRPORT FIGHT .•.
Prom Al
Span also argued that lhe claims of
the settling parties cannot be separ-
ated from those of the other 15
defendants making a final j udgment
inappropriate.
noise from jets serving the airport but
they "arc at the bean of several
counterclaims.. filed by United
against the county, Span said.
Boeing 737-300 under the settlement
plan.
.From Al
$200,000 in parking fees .
Collison proposed that the council
send a letter to the commission
stating that the project had met all
city parking standards. Her motion
died for lack of a second. She said
could have sent the letter without
presenting it to counci l, but said she
wanted the council's unanimous sup-
pon first.
.., think this is a potential conthct
of interest. A colleague of yours in
your office as carrying it forward,"
Councilman Bob Gentry sajd at
Tuesday's meeting.
Collison said she has no financial
interest in the project and brought the
issue to the council at City Manager
Ken Frank's suggestion.
Frank was previously directed by
the council not to ha ve any wntten
communicat1ons with the com-
mission without council approval.
Councilwoman Bobbie Minion op-
posed sending the letter because the
commission is cfbse to approving the
city's coastal land-use policy, which
has taken several years to move
through the approval process.
"When we arc so close to gettin~ 1t
(the land-use POiicy) adopted, I think
this (the letter) is extremely poor
timing," said Minkin. "Since the claims between the
sctUina parties are so intcn wined
with the County of Orange's declara-
tory relief claims apjnst us and our
counterclaims in this acuon. the entry
of the proposed judgment would not
be proper ...• " Span wrote.
Airlines generally are opposed to
noise reduction measures mdcpcn-
dentJy introduced at airports.
In the case of John Wayne,
McDonnell Douglas and airlines that
own nois\er jets say the county's
li mits and quiet flight incentives
place undue restrictions on them.
Riley aide Alan Mui:pby said
objections from the airlines and
McDonnell Douglas were not unex·
pccted because o(their dissatisfaction
with the county's airport access plan.
Deputy County Counsel Dan
Didier said the objections are "totally
without merit. .. They're really telling
PIER TRAM SERVICE ... City Attorney Philip Kohn said he
could not say that Colhson's involve-
ment was not a conflict of interest, but
added, "I don't think we should begin
interrogation proceedings."
An element of the pending settle-
ment calls for li mits on the number of
flights allowed at John Wayne Air-
port and provides incentives to
operatorl of the quietest aircraft.
The limits arc designed to reduce
McDonnell Douglas manufactures
the MD-80 jetliner used by some
airlines serving John Wayne ~n.
A1ghts using MD-80s are permitted
at the airpon but are also more
restricted than those like the q uieter
F rom Al
Judge Hatter they don't like the S 10.500 for maintenance and pcrson-
setdement because there's nothing in nel costs.
it for them," he said. A tram operated regular!)' from a
The county should know today or trailer park on Beach Boulevard t<J
Friday whether Hatter will schedule a the end of the pier from the earl)
hearing on the obj~tions or simply 1940s to 1960. Tram service was
issue a decision on the settlement discontinued when the trailer park.
request. Didier said. • which provided much of the business.
was closed. Another contractor oper·
RAMIREZ HEARING WAS A SPECTACLE •••
ated a tram for a shon ume in the
1 970s, but 1t was discontinued be-
From Al
Can you sec all. the acuon? Can you swept into the prisoner's ca e m a o una orm mars s an
possible, sit next to someone who plainclothes sheriffs deputies.
looks like they don't belong there and He was dressed in a royal blue jump
then ask them what they're doing suit that seemed to glow against his
there. pasty complexion and snarled. black
"Do you know Ramirez?" hafr.
"No, of course not " He seemed pretty peppy for a guy
.. Do r.ou know the v1ct1m?" charged with 14 murders and another
"No. • 60 serious felonies ranging from
"What arc you doing here?" robbery to rape to attempted murder.
No response. He rocked back and fonh on his
"Morbid curiosity?" feet. craning his neck to look at those
"Is this going to be 1n a news-who showed up to look at him.
paper'?" Old he smile? Well, maybe. Did he
Ifs imponant to note the little look weird? Some thought so. Did he
things. For instance. how many law look possessed? Not compared to
enforcement officers accompany Linda Blair in "The Exorcist."
Ramiret into the counroom? It Ramirez said exactly fo ur words
seems hke 1t would be eas)' to figure ~1ated Press counted three) in a
these things out. but it's actually very loud, clear voice. They were: "No,"
tricky. A Los Angles Times reponcr "No." "No," and "Yes."
counted four. A Register reporter And that was it. No rantings. No
came up with I 0. The Daily Pilot split ravings. No pentagrams. No "Hail
the difference, identifying seven Satans ... No chorus from an AC/OC
Ob welt. song. Just four short words. Th~rc isn't much pomp in a .. Well. that was exciting,"
courtroom these days. Nobody rises grumbled one reponer af'ler Ramirez
for the judge the way they do on was swept out of coun and whisked
television and bailiffs and attorneys back to Los Angeles.
seem to wander around as though "Yeah, I was disappointed,'' ad-~s:e looking for bargains at a swap mined a coun employee after the
meet. hean ng.
But all activ!!>i save the clack.mg of The final leg of the med.la attack
cameras. stoppco when Ramirez was was to figure out what bad actually
JU ges, baili s and some attorneys
are able to understand what goes on in
a courtroom.
Ramirez' lawyers didn't want to
talk. Fair enough. The)' have their
bands full already.
So the honor fell on Assistant
District Attorney James Enright.
"Old be enter a pica?" the media
asked.
No, he didn't enter a plea.
"So was he actually arraigned?" the
media asked.
Yes and no. No and yes.
"How long before he goes to tnal m
Orange County?" the media asked.
A year, maybe two. Maybe longer.
Lights go out. Notebooks close.
lnterv1ew ends. The circus is over
Correction •
The Daily Pilot mistakenly re-
poned Wednesday that the Laguna
Beach School Board president oper-
ates under the direction of Super-
intendent Billy Bathes.
The superintendent operates under
the direction of the school board. The
new school board president is Carl
Schwan.
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number at left and your mt11a1t will be recorded, transcribed and delivered
to tlle appropriate editor.
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of their monthly rent.
Husband Duane W1ppcrman
added that many of the residents
"who ll'ave to walk through the
muddy messes ofTra1lenown to {>Ut
out their trash" are elderly and living
on a low income.
The Wippennans arc fighting liti-
gation by the Doughers to have them
evicted.
Another resident leader, Gordon
Dye. 1s also facing ev1cuon. prompt-
ing a representative of the Doughers
to remark that the dispute is centered
on only a few tenants who "have an ax
cause ofa lack ot business and ns1ng
costs.
However. (ommunny Services
Director Mait Bowman said as the
downtown 1c; redeveloped and ad-
d1t1onal pier restaurant<; and specialty
shops and hotels matenahze. there
wlll be a .. pos1t1ve impact" on a tram
operation.
Council officials 1ook the action
Monday.
to gnnd ...
Vickje Talley, execuuve director of
the Mobile Home Park Owners
Association of Orange County, said
the water rates were separated from
rents to encourage conservation.
Talley also explained that
trenching is being done to upgrade the
park·s utilities. The project also
requires that water and electricity be
temporarily shut off while the system
1s bemg worked on.
Funhennore. she said the com-
munitv restrooms were locked be-
cause all the trailers or mobile homes
Councilma n Neil Fitzpatrick
agreed. "We aren'I JUSt making a
mountain out ofa molehill," he said.
"We are making a mountain out of
two grains of sand."
"I have no interest in the proj~
and will gain none 1f 1t 1s approved,"
said Collison. "Obviously l erred. I
could have sent the letter witho ut
tallung to any of you." she said.
arc self-contained wi th toilets and
showers. Still, people wishing to use
the community (ac1htics have been
gJven a key. Talley continued.
Residents and representatives for
the owners said they look forward to
the city's study, each pany confident
It would be vindicated by "the truth "
·Tm sure the facts will bear out
there is no reason for council involve-.
ment." Talley said.
Duane Wippcrman countered,
"The truth will come out. (The
Doughers) are running an unethical business."
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Orange Coe.at DAILY PILOT/Thurt<jay, December !I, 1985 * A3 _ ...
Santa to share
Irvine breakfast
Coast leaders back oil compromis~
T Gues~ who's coming to breakfast at Irvine's
unle Roel Community Park Saturday?
Santa Claus will be on hand from 9 to 11 a.m. to ~ha~e a SJ>(c1al breakfas~ wn h the child ren of Irvine.
.\ pancake breakfast will be served and a souvenir
photo with Santa and a stocking fill ed with goodies ~111 be given to all those who attend.
7 Adm1ss1on 1s S 7 for all ages, with children under
to be accompanied py a payin& adult. Call the park
at 854-81 44 for reservations. which cannot be accepted at the door
Welfare forum pla.n.ned
Saddleback College will host a countywidc
forum on welfare Saturday begi nning at 9 a.m. in
Room S/M 313. College trustee Harriett WaJther
will act a<; moderator for the debate.
The meeting is pan of the National Issues
Forum, a non-poh11cal, non-panisan educational
network ·founded 1n 1981. Call Joyce Hanna at
582-4650 for details.
Freels.nee semlnar set
.\ 'iem1nar on the bu sines and marketing aspects
ol freelance wnting and photography will be offered
aturday and Sunday 1n an Clemente by photo-
1oumalist Charlene Faris.
The sessions will be held fro m 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
each day and the cost of 12 hours of instruction 1s
S 125 Call 498-5310 for the location and registration
1nformat1on.
Modellng program slated
The Commun1t} Services Office at Saddleback
College will present lls advanced modeling gradu-
ation ceremonies 1n the form of a fashion show
aturday fro m 2 to 4 p.m at the Coto de Caza
Country Club.
The program. for boys and girls from 9 to I 5
who have completed the eight-week course at
add leback. will be designed and produced by the·
students under the direction of instructor Darian
Hays. Tickets are $8, and add1uonal information
may be obtained by calling Yield Stratton at
858-0503. .
Hollday stress discussed
A seminar on holiday stress will be presented
aturda) at the Registry Hotel in lrvrne
Maredale Anderson will be the speaker at the
event. which 1s scheduled from 9 to 11 a.m. at a cost
ofSJO per person. Call 557-5650 for details.
Cataract screenlngs offered
Free cataract screenings will be available to
Saddleback Valley residents Friday from 11 am. to 2
p.m at Glendale Federal Savings and Loan
Assoc1atton·s comm unll) room, 24221 Calle de la
Louisa, Laguna Hills.
The screenings are sponsored by Dr. Charles C.
Manger, a Laguna H ills opthalmoloeist and cataract
surgeon. who also Wlll answer questions concerning
other v1s1on problems and vanous correcuve
measures for treating eye disorders. Call 951 -4641
for additional information.
CHOC plans klds' party
Ch1ldrens Hospital of Orange County will host
its 10th a nnuaJ Chnstmas part) for graduates of the
neo-nataJ intensive care unit Saturda) in the garden
area of the adjacent t Joseph Hospital
The annual event 1s co-sponsored b) the Parenl·
to-Parent Infant Support Group and the intens1"e
care unit. Entertainment will include clo~ns. and
puppet shows. and more 1nformatton 1s a"allable at
997-3000. ext. 8521 .
An Invitation:
Attention organization presidents and sec-
retaries: We want to help make your upcoming
events, meetings, seminars and fundralaers suc-
cessful. Send brief announcements Including time.
piece. cost (If any) end a phone mimber lor
Piiot. P.O. Box 1560. Coate Mesa, 92626
Repor1s of your club or organization's activities
-llke community service projects or election of
officers -should be directed to the Community
News Editor at the same address. Non-returnable
black and white photOQraohs are welcome.
Thursday. Dec. 5
No meetlDg1 scheduled
Pla n OK ' d by state congr ession a l delegation
wins a ppre h ensive a pproval by local officials
By LAURA MERK
Of -~NM IWI
Local officials say they are apprehensive
about a plan that forces lnten or Secretary
Donald Hodel and a panel of 18 con-
gressmen to begin talks on which Cali-
fornia offshore tracts should be sur-
rendered for oil and gas explorauon
The California congressional delegation
supponed the plan. approved by the
House of Rcprescntauves Wednesday.
while abandoning efforts for a mora-
torium . T he amendment was a u.ached to a
bill fu nding the Intenor Department until
the end of the-fisal year.
T he bill next goes lo the Senate for a
vote.
Under the plan. Hodel would be
required to make progress repons to
Congress ever) 60 days
The amendment was drafted b)' Rep!>
Ralph Regula. R-Oh10 .. and Leon Panetta.
0-Monterey. 1n response to lhe House
Appropnat1 ons Comntattee's recent re·
fusal to elltend a moratonum protecting
the CaJ1forn1a coast
The negot1a11ng team could be seleCh~d
as earl) as toda) It -.111 be composed of
seven member.-. of the Callfom1a del·
cgallon -four Democrats and three
Republicans -!>elected b) th~ pany
leaders. It will also include ( aliforn1a's
senators. Alan Cranston and Pete Wilson
Finall), the team Wlll include the
chairmen and ranking minont) leaders ol
Students honor volunteers
several Hou~ and Senate ln1enor com-
cruUCCl B) mdud.lJli lh~ member repre~ntauves from other !>tate\ will also
be workmg with Hodel. ~ometh1ng mim'r
con&ressmeo insisted on
"The goal has alwa~' been to nt'iOtldt(' a
rcawnable workmg agreement <Con-
gressman Robert) Badh.tm feel!> 1t 1~ a
workable wa) (to resolve the cont11ctsl .
mainly because of the-depth and scoJ>( of
oppos111on that was bu1ld1ng." s~ud
Badham aide 8111 Schreiber
fhe mora1o num was ~1mpl~ .rn .tncmp1
to get talks going. Schreiber ~1d .. It wa11 a
means to an end. This 1s the end 1t!.elt "
Laguna Beach Co uncilman Bob Gentr.
.-.aid he supponed the amendment but
l.\Omes that without a moratonum lhe
Orange Coast could be in danger "'\'ot
having Ca moratonumJ puts us 1n a
\.Ulnerable rnuauon fhl're ought to be
assurance there will be no leasing " he said
In fact he believe~ the tract\ oil Laguna
Dr. Charle. and Helen Feinberg are aurrounded
by youna fanaat the dedication of Feinberg Hall at
Whittier School ln C09ta Meaa. The achool 'a
c ompu ter lab waa rechriatened ln honor of
Felnb~rg, the achool'1volunteer 1toryteller, and
hla wife. a longtime d.11trict nurae.
Irvine Mormon church facing
bricklayer's fore closure suit
By PHIL SNEIDERMAN
01 the Deity l'1tot SIMI
Foreclosure proceedings were 1n1t1ated
Wednesday against a M ormom church .
building in lrvine. but the church's laW)er
said today a bond would be posted to
prevent the building from being sold
The foTeclosure effort stems from a
$600.000 c1v11. ~ult Judgment against the
supervised construction of 11 The verdict
is being appealed. _ •
Orange Count) Marshal's Lt Lln)
Johnston said a foreclosure notu .. e "'as
delivered Wednesda) to the ( hurch of
Jesus Chnst of Latter-da) aints. 23 Lake
Road. Irvine.
The five-vear-old bnck building 1s sard
to include· chapels. g) mnas1ums and
classrooms. Singer Donn) Osmond 1s
reported to be a member of the Ir. ine
church.
The foreclosure was in111ated b' R1lh·
ard Fahme). an auome) who represents
Durante Construction of O range
o\ccording to Fahrne'r . Ouran1e. 1.1.a'
hired h' .i gi:nc.·ral l110trador B11J l'll
Constru1..11on ol ·alt L<1~c l'tl\. 10 hdnd k
bnckla)ing lor the Ir. 1ne thurch
Fahrne} said Durante pledged to lin1sh
1n St '< months. but attrr the rnntrac1 wa'>
al4arded. Bockll insisted he finish 1n "'
""eelc; \\hen Durante e\ceeded St\ 1.1.cek~
the general lOntrat tllr assesst.'d ~n.ilt\
chargec; aga1n"it 1he hm lla~ing firm and
forcC'd Durante 10 pa-. add1t1Clnal lahor
He said Jo hn Durante, owner ol thL'
bnclla~1ng firm v.a<o "'huned ernnnm1
call~ .. b~ the JOb and toda' remains nn tht·
•erge ofbalkrup1q.
Fahme' said Duran tr lill'd a l'I' 11 'u11 1n
October i l)l:IQ against general t:ontral tor
Bodell. the churlh and a bncl suppl~ lirm
Last ~pnl Orange ( ounl~ ~upenor
C.oun Judge Theodore \t11lard rukd 1r
f<l\or of the bnt ~la ~er a"'ard1ng him
about S600.0UO 1n damage., and legal
ellpenses. Fahrne\ c;a1d
The appeal could take another unt• o t
two )Ca1 s. he .. aid "'nrmalh thl' appe.1llntl
pan~ po'>lS a bond tu gu.1rantl·e lhl' m11nt''
~111 ~ paid 1f tht' 1 ud~mrnt I\ urhl'l11
Fahrnt'' '>.lid
In th1~ 1nstantt' hl· \J111 rlH t'lonJ "'..t'
po'>tt:d The atto ml"' -.J1J lhJ: 1.1.1th tht.'
foreclosure notice . his d1t•nt t\ L'\t'fCt\ln~
his nght"i under a$~ 50 1" ~'met hJ n11.. ·, lrt•n
aga1m t tht' t.hurch l'lu1ld1ng It 1 1111.1.t"d t1)
procerd tht' butlJ 1n~ v.oulJ tlt'' Id to p.i \
this dcht
But fahrne' said h1~. ltl·nt hJ' :h• dt'' 't'
to ee the l hurch sold Hl· ...i1d the J t 11r.
( \. ' l
to guJrantee Durante "Ill gl't hi' mont•\ 11
the llrl~lndl 1udgment "urhl"ld
Ht: -.a1J the general u,ntrj, \lH" 1n l, 1..1h
.md \U~l'\tl'd lOlle\.ll•lO dlUld ht· J1t1i.u1'
it " hond 1' n111 p0,ted
Pa!wldt:n..1 .itwrnn l ret .._utkrJ v.n
reprl"~ent' ,l,ntra. lt•r B.,Jell .i"ld :ht
,hurlh ll>dJ \ '>.ltd \ht• n ''1ng o,,...,J "'·I'
tht' n·sult ,11' a h l\lrndt'r,t.tnd1n~ ,, .in
ti\ t'r'ttgh:
'The l:x>nd \A, 111 N> flt1\h'<1 .,_,,1lt·rd '"'~
Ht• \J1d th1' 1.1. 111 hJll th1 h•n·, 1, \ure
rr11, l'l'dt ng' j nd t h.11 If\ I Ill' 'h u 'h~· >t'r'
nn·J n1ll tear th.11 tht'I' t't:1 .11n111 "1 I !"I;
"'Id
Irvine
Beach and Newport Beach wdl be opened
for lea1ma on~ tht> bsn u hittd Oct' I .
Schmber m1untam11 th.Ill lht> plan Wlll
pre\ ent Hodel from leasing tracts for fear
that ( ongre.-.\ will re pond with a blanket
moratonum
San Clemente Mayor Bob Limberg srud
the neJotlaung team should be made up
cxclus1 vel) of C'ahfo m1a representat1 ves.
He said he tears that having out-of· tiue
members on the committee will weaken 11
"J think 1ha1 has been tiodel's ob1ec11vc
trom the beg.an mng.." he s2ud
~oreo"er Limberg said the plan also
does no! force I lodt'I to reach an agree-
ment "I don't ~t.' an t.'nd to thl!> .. he \aid
Ph1hp Maurer ma~or o t "lewpon
Beach ~1d the plan 1~ a good o nt' .. The
wa\ our mood~ haH tlt'~n we want to do an~1hinf l.\e can to get negouauoM going.
especial >without a moratonum in place."
Maurer i.a1d
Jobless
toltup,
butOC's
rate dips
By USA MAHO!\EY
Ot -Delly -l lefl
Orange ( nunt' ., unemplo}ment rate
edged d OI.\ n""ard one-tenth of a point to
.i 3 percent 1n <><. tober. but ~ore peo ple
reported being out of work dunng that
penod this 'ear than last.
Figures rt>leased bv the st.ate ·Emplo\.-
ment De-.elopment Department shol.\
5~ ()()(' people were JOb hunting in Octo-
ber. I JO more than the mo nth before and
o.900 more than a -.ear ago
The unemplo\ment rate for C.Ktober
I Y8J v..-as 3 penent
LabOr market an;h st .\Ila 't t't1er 'Gale
noted that unemplo' ment was lower 1n
1984 because of an e'plos1on of JObs that
)ear ··~ e added more 1obs m I 98J than
an~ )ear on relord ·she said
C..ompared to last ~ear -14h1ch ended
w11h a ,_,ear lo14 3 5 · percent un-
emplo, mentrate 1n December -IY ~
figure<. ha-.e been higher but stable (,ale:
said "Our gro-.A.'lh has been at a muc ti
slo14er rate she said
Orange t ount\ added a total 01 ~ Don
1obs la!>t ~ear. accounting tor the unusualh
101.1. unemplo~ mt'nt ratr of k'' than J
percent
l nemplo,ment '"'><'. 1n lo' \ngl•ln
C. ount" trum t> ~ ;xr em 1n ')eptt"mher to
"<.1 111 <ldot'lt·r l nt''Ti plo' mt n: J i')l• ro-.t
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dun1g tht• 'Tl• nth ltH thl' lir't ti me \lnu
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Man arres~ed in shooting
of father in Huntington
By BOB BARKER
Of IN DellJ ...... 119"
A Huntington Beach man shot his
father in lhe head dunng a family
argument Wednesday, Huntington
Beach police said toda)'
A struggle ensued when tht• youn~
cr Jetter allegedly pulled out a .2.·
raliber revolver that he had in his
possession. Bergstrom said The gun
went off. grazing the son in the chest.
allegedl) "O'i \.1-;111ng J Jaughtt•r and
Dana Jetter at thl' 8lucb1rd Lant•
residence Dan.i rt•portl"tH~ hH'd 1n a
trailer at 1hc re~1denl·e. Bergstrom
said
• • • -'Dunning Dn"e re'>1dent n•rtint•d
a theft a1 the home Tut''>Ua\ v.1th ,1n
e'illmated loss O! S~. 'il)(}
CoetaMea
~ th1ct rcponedh hr 11f..\· 11it1i .i
home 10 the 2 ll)() t'llod .. of 11..Hl°'t)f
Boule" ard V. ednes<la\ and v. hrk tht·
res1den t I.\ as asleep ~mil' ..1 $ I 41 •
'1deo n~tt"-T'e'C'Order
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Dana Jcuer. 18. and his fa ther.
Richard L. Jetter. 55. became em·
broiled 1n an argument about 5:30
p.m. a t a residence at 15662 Bluebird
Lane. police spokeswoman Jo Anne
Bergstrom st11d.
Newport Beach
A thief repon edly stole two hub-
caps off a yellow 1975 Mercedes 280
parked an a 101 at 320 upcnor vc
Wedn~av •
•••
A $JOO 25-cahbcr ha ndgun was
reported stolen Tuesday from a home
an the 1800 block of hemngton. • • • Tools valued at $2,350 were re·
poned stolen Wednesday from wh11e
1984 Ford pickup truck parked in the
400 block of East Balboa Blvd • • • A thief reported! 'itolc office
.-.upphe'i and clothina. wonh approx-
imately $2,500, from 'illvcr 198.l
Honda CIVlc park~ 1n a Roh1nson
department <;tore lot in Fa,h1on
I land Wcdne~v
The son wrtstled the gun awa) and
allegedly shot his fa ther in the head.
Betg~1rom said.
Dana Jt'tter has been booked into
Hunungton Beach 1a1I on charges of
attempted murder and 1s being held
on $250,000 bail.
The father. a resident of Cypress,
South County
Camera equipment and JeWClr).
valu~ a t $808. were rcponed stolen
from a San Juan Capistrano home in
the 29600 block o f Oakwood Coun. • • • A S20 flashhaht and a $20 knife
were reported stolen from a car
parked in the lot o( a Missio n Vi~CJ()
condom inium complex 1n 1hc 26000
block of V 1a Pera. , ...
Someone reportedly broke into a car parked 1n front of an El roro
home in the 22800 block of Willard
a nd stoic SSO in cassette tapes • • • A S 700 car stereo was reponcd
stolen from a vehicle p:ttked 1n the lot
of a M1ss1on V1e10 condom1mum
com pie~ in the BI 00 block of l...o'i
Ahsos Tuc~y ma)lt
The t•ldcr kttl'r .tpparentl~ SU\·
tamed a laceration trom the hulkt
wound 1n the forehead and ~a'
reponed 1n good cond1t1on He "3"'
scheduled m he rell·ascd from Hu-
mana Hospital \\.e"ltm1nstcr toda'
It was Dana Jetter who called pol1n:
after the sholltmg, Bergstrom said
• • • Four lob tcr traps 'alucd at S4<X>
were reportcdl)' tolen from out'i1dc a
South w una hom<' 1n the 31700
block ofVil'J.lnia \\-a) last Thursda'
Two of the trap'i were later recovered.
police reports said • • • A Sl.400 siereo system. a SlOO
watch and'S80 in ca~h wtl"C" among the
items reportedly taken Thursday
from a San Juan C'ap1strano homC" 1n
the 33200 block of Pasco Blanco The
total lo:\ camC" to $2.080
Lapna Beach
hand un valu~ at S4m """'
stolen from a home on ~nta \n.l
treet the \ tcllm told f'(lh l C ~ l'dnl''
di\ • • • .\ pair ot I c' 1·, JCan' .,..3, \lokn
from a Jn dcan1nt1 bu,1nc" un
• • • . omeone reponedl) 'hill ' 1n
tools from the garage ol a homt· 1n 1h1·
400 blocl of Flower treet \t11od.1'
PolH.·e reports said thC" th1e1 .ut thl'
lock on the front gate and pncd thr
garage door to gain cnm • • • JC" ..... eln and doth1ng ',11\,1,·J JI
SI 5 I.\ ere report~ stolen 111101 .1
home in the I 00 blocl ~11 \k-.J £>11q·
Mo nda\ b't a thief "h<' hrnl r .1
v..-1ndo l4 to gain entf'-
Fountain Valley
~ S l2S b1c)clt' and a StlO b1C\<;le
'<A.C'rt' rtport~ !itokn from the open
garage of a home 1n the ~100 hlod, ot
(larJtn1cl We<lncsda\ . . ' · '~· .. car-old Hun1inato n Beach
"'Oman reponcd that wmeone
grabbed her pur~ rnnt.a1n1na .in SS ~O
aold l ham bracelet v.h1le \he "''!.
1.1.all101 in the 900 hl1)1.·k of \\~mt'r
\\C"nue ~~n<'~a\ n11ht hl" told
pohcC" the th1C"f nppm3lhrd her Imm
N'htnd ripped the PU!"\(' of) hrr
'h11ulJl'f .1,1c1mpeJ into .tn .iv.Jtllng
'ch1dt" and 'DC"d 3\o\il\
Huntington Beac b
-\ rt><11dent 1n the I~. lll tti;x f.. .,.
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T('~l!\l",! '' l l 1 •r. ,I tJo\n l lh
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Man watches in horror
as friend kills himself
•8} TO~Y AA VEORA
.\ ( o<;ta ~e~ man 1' Jl';l\1 .lilt"
'p1nnin@. a hand un un h" tingt•r
l.\Ordlcc;.-.h putting the rt•,nht•r w h"
ht"ad and pulhn• tht' ln~cr ll' thl·
hMrnr of .t fnend ~ et1nr\(ta' poh~·l'
WJd
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hecn an lll"<'1dent r1thcr than \Ull 1dt·
~1d Lt Tom 1.-1ar
ldcnutie., ol thr man and ht\ tncnJ
-.A.C'rt' "'llhhcld th1' monun pc-ndin
not1ficat1()n of th~ \ 1n 1m., lamah
and funher 1n' t"\tlpuon
Lazar \81d thC" tv.o men had ~n
~ul dnnlmg httr before the) v.en1 to
the 'u.:t1m·1. a panmtnt W~ne-.Ja,
e' tning at ti~~ ftalN \t
The' I.\ ere hoth u.1IL.ina "'hen the
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.in' 1hi.n14-hr 1.on11nut·d
l.u tlf '' 1)uh1 not 'll\ htil4 mnn-.
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fl'ronl·d lhl" mr11 v.rn· rnsatun~ 111
h.h 11 , 11n' rr..atl\>n .11)d the '1lt1m
'h''"l·J n•• \lgn' l1I Jt"preu1nn
·I hC"r<' -.A.U\n'I an\ thin11 ~"\1d atxlut
him "Jntin~ "' \hooi h1m<,tlf ·• l~tar
....i1d adJing tl~ ""um ' e\prn ion
"'"' ap1'3rentl\ 1ln1· 11 'urpn...e whro
the aun \o\('Ot tltl
Poh,e v.C'rc ~•lkd h' thr tnend,
"ht' 141.\\ 41.1C'\t1tint-d h' tn\e.-.t111tor~
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A 4 *Orange Coat DAILY PILOT/ Thursday, December 5, 1985
Senate gets stopgap spending bill
WA tilNG.ION (Af>) Tb
House sent to the ~nate a )480
billion stoppp bill that pays for
government programs while !>low·
moving rf &ular spending bills await
final approval.
But Republican opposition to how
foreign aid and other programs wen.·
handled in the bill resulted m only a
slim plurality for pas.sage Wednes-
day. 212-208.
~pcndmg authet'tty for t~ 'ovem
mcnt, would hf\ the mor.itonum on
011 and gas exploration ofT the
California coa~t and provide new
assistance to farmers-controversies
expected to ~ raised again 1n the
Senate.
lqlsiatton. most of' the government
would be forced to shut down .
The new resolution would last
through Sept. 30, 1986, the end4)f the
fiscal year that began Oct I, but as
~paratc spe nding bills arc approved
and signed, tbe resolution no la.nger
w11l cover those areas.
s1stancc ball was 1hsuffic1ent to help
)mailer c:o untne<;.
"This bill c:uts security (assistance)
to the bone .. every place except an the
Middle East." Kemp said, adding that
Afnca and Asia would be most
neglected. Several conscrvanve
members called for assistance to the
rebels in Angola.
The GOP-led Senate Appropna-
uons Committee planned to st.an
work on its version of the measure
today.
Congress must pass the ball. known
as a continuing resolutfon. because
onl) three oftht' 13 regular appropna-
uons bills have been approved by
Congress and signed by the president.
I ntenm spending legisJauon. which
has allowed nonnal government op-
erations so far this fiscaJ year. expires
Dec. 13. Without new spending
While most of tht' spending m the
package had at least been passed
separately by the House. a big
exception 1s the S 14.6 billion "1P-
propria11 on for. foreign aid.
Republicans, including Rep. Jack
Kemp, R-N. Y .. said the S5.9 billion
for military aid in the foreign as-
But Rep. David Obey. D-W1s., said
taxpayers facing cuts an domesuc
programs would not support 1ncreas-
1ng aid to foreign couotnes.
Reagan warned this week he will
veto the b1ll 1f1t exceeds the budget m
any area
" '
The House bill. besides extending
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New cancer
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BOSTON (AP) -An expenmen-
tal cancer treatment that lets y,..h1te
blood cells attack malignant tumors
"represents the first new kind of
approach to cancer 1n perhaps 20 or
30 years," the director of the research
proJect said today.
The first human use of the tech-
nique. called adopti ve 1m-
munotherapy. was rePQrted b) the
cancer institute 10 tOday~s New E'ng-
land Journal of Medicine.
The therapy offers "the moSt
promising b1olog1cal approach to
cancer at the present time," said the
director of the National Cancer
Institute. Dr. Vincent T. DcV1t.a Jr.
11 attempts to take advantage of the
body's immune system to react
against the cancer. said research
pro1ect director Dr. Steven Rose-
nberg. today on NBC's "Today"
show The procedure uses 1nterleuk10-2. a
natural hormone of the immune
system. to transform ordinary white
blood cells into cancer wamors
These cells are treated outside the
bod~ and then injected into the
patient. where they attack cancerou~
tumors th roughout the bodv.
Security
adviser
assured
of acc·ess
Poindexter cla iming
he·s unworried a bout
White House tactics
WASHING fON (APl -John M
Pomdc,ter. the pubhc:aty-shy nud1:ar
ph)Stcast packed ll!i President Rl'
agan's new national se<.unty adv1!ler
sa)S he as not womcd about .Wt11tt•
House.· power struggles becausr o f
assurances of unchallenged ac~ to
tht" 0\ al Office Po1nde).ter. the No 2 man on th l·
National 51.·cunty Council \t..ill
mo,ed up Wedne'lday with th l·
res1gnat1on of his bo'>!>. Robert C
McFarlane Despite well -public11t:d fncl 1on
with Wh11e House Chief of ~tall
Donald T. Regan. McFarlane denied
he was leaving because of an y kud
.. That's nonsense." he replied
Reagan also d1sm1\sed reports ul
tension between the two top aide.,
"You ha vt' all been misinformed
about that." the president 1old re·
porters dunng an appearance 1n th1·
While House pres .. bnefing mum
with McFarlane and Poindexter
Toda). prl's1dent1al spoke~man
Larry Speakes scolded the press~ tur
linking McFarlane's departure ll1
conflict with Regan
"This whole thing 1\ tolall } 0 ' l'r
blown and you're dom& a d1ssen ttl'
~o )Our prote~1on. }Ou're doing ..i
d1sserv1ce 10 the adm1n1'>trat1on hi.·
cause )OU are 1ncorrectl~ reponanll
the facts.·· he said
A 27-year Na\) olfacr with the
rank ofv1ce admiral. Poindexter 1.1.a\
"1nuall) unknown ou tside the re~lm
of foreign pohq and dcknse.
He shuns contacts 1.1.1th reportt."r'>
and once. on the e' e of the lJ .S
invasion of Grenada. instructed
Speakes to tell a reporter that 11 was
"prtposterous" that A.mcncan force.,
were about 10 land on the tin y island
During 1he bnef appearance "'''h the president and Mcfarlane
Po1ndextersa1d he was not concerned
that he will face a po" er struggle wtth
Regan, the strong-v.1lled , frequent!}
combative ex-Manne who ran the
Treasury Department 1n Reagan ·,
first term.
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Reagan urged t o push tax bill I Come Vi it the Magic Christmas FOrest
By &be As1od a1ed Preas
\\ . . the)' are be1na led throuati logical reasoning the
• ''SHIN<' T O"l -ltnu,.,. \peakcr Thoma~ p ll!>soc1a11on's ( ouncil on Sc1en11fic '\1Ta1rs \aid in a repon ~~1!~~ · IJ-1\fa.,\ ldllt'J on Pre~uJc:Dl Reagan~) 10 ~re(3rcd for Jn .\M .\ m"etmg ~undaJ 1n \\ ashtngtvn
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, mmt' •Mong dfon (or the dn\C to overhaul the federal tax code that RNgan made in 198 1 beh If f
CfUtttng tax rate'> "The pre'>tdl'Ot nt'nh to lobb~;ust a:ha~ Baa On Clg~rette adS SOUgb.t
1 we are to atcomphsh the ht t , b . the tax system that h<' h " orll:. 1P.art~san O'wcrhaul 1n C HJC AGO -fhe Amenc311 Medical Association
told re ners De • a~ P_ro!111sed. 0 Neill, D-Mass , commuted to a .. .,moke-free " soc1ct)' b) the )ear 2000. I
tax ovrrhaul ·aPl;~r~el Rc~g~n s renewed plea for action. probably Will seek a total ban on ug.areue ad"enmng, II\
Representative!. Rep hi ~undcnng in 11\e House of lawyer ~ys. A resolution calhna tor the ban 1s to be vottd
wu}\ the president wh ul. •~n · eaders are openly at odds upon b) the approx1matel) 1.000 members of the .\M-\'s,
from Rea . n 0
1 ( mocrats set) stronger suppon governing bodh the Hou$4! of Delegates, meeting 1n
tax overhgaaul anndl (t, . P,~llle\dwlll be crucial 10 keeping the Washington neict week. according to an attome) for the 1 1 1a l\e rom }mg group
Pollaclc SQld Arab lnformadon
W-\ HI!\;(, TOt\ -The clai.s11ied documents Na'
analyst Jonathan Ja) Pollard I) accvsed of selling to lsrait
tncluded 1nforma11on on the rddar-Jamming tcc.:hna ues
and ckctron1c capab1l111es of Saudi -\rabia Jordan ~)'pt
and other ~~era1e .\rab go' emments a~·cordin' to an
informed l S official IO)ome of the material dea,t \\<llh
rountenerron\m but the lOOlentra11on v.as on electronu.: ~qu1pme~.t ac; "'ell a\ the u-..crall m1htaf) postures of the
fnendl:r rnuntnt'\, the olliual ..aid \\ t.'<.lnesda)
Court deceived about fallout
S-\LT L.\l\.L (I f'a -h1dcnle shoi,1,s go,emmcnt
emplo}ces Jncl\ cd tht· coun 1n the 1nal of a 1956 suit
claiming shel'P v.e~l' ktlkd h~ fallout . .lL~ordmg lo a bnef
filed w11.h lhl· l 'i \uprt•me ( oun on Wednesda\. on
behalf of ( ed.tr C 1t\ l 1ah. rancht'r~ l ' S Dmnct Coun
Senior Judge .\ \hcrmJn ( hmtt'nscn. who heard the 1956
case. ruled in I 9X2 that the government had "penetrated
fraud on the coun" in the original case b.,. v.11hholding v11al
information ahout lhl' dangers ol tallout and pressunng
w11nesses not to tc\t1f\ abour their true opinions. The IOth
U.S. Circuit ( oun of ·\pf)t.'al'> 'itdcd w11h the Justice
Depanmcnt on apf)l'al fht' latl"~I appeal was filed on 1he ranchers' behalf
Navy delays bld process
W-\SHI NGTON -I he C1eneral D\namits torp
ma) have been Suspended from l"'eCCI\ ing new go\ em men I
contracts. bu< the Nav~ a!o.o 1s suspending a bLL1dtng
deadline on a major submanne contract so the firm can
panic1pate The step was talen despih~ General
D)'nam1ts' indictment on fraud charges earlier this v.ed.
"to prescr"\ e compe1111on and therefore lov. t:r pnces 1n
sh1pbu1ldtng," Na'w) Secreta~ John F Lc."hman )31d.
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8-\L Tl MORE--\ lormer Na-..) 1ntell1genc.:e anal}st.
convicted of espionage and sentenced to tv.o \ears 1n
pnson for g1' 1ng l I S sp\ photos to a Bnt1!>h ·milt tan
magazine, '.ia}s he 1s '>om tor "'hat he's Jone "I knev. It
was wrong I d1dn't lnov. 11 was cnm1nal." ~mud Lonng
Monson told a federal JUdg1: \\ ednesda\ he fore sentenL-
1ng.
Braille Playboy ban opposed
WASH INC, TON -.\ lav.~u1t ha•dxen filed in federal
court b) a group of blind readers ~ct'kmg to overturn J
cong.ress1onal ban on publt~h1ng a Braille ed1t1on ut
Pla}bo) maga11nc at s,o,ernmcnt c\pcn'c The suit tiled
\\.'ednesda) in L .. D1stm1 (oun ch.illl'ngi:~ the ban as .i Doctors crltlclze abortion films v1olat1on ofthl' ( On'>lllUllon's lree \f)t.'t'lh guarantees. and c 1 ( . asks the federal 1.oun to ruk that 11 doe'> not pre.,.l·nt tht· Sc ~.~ .\(,() -The: an11-abon1on him .. The Silent L1braf) ot Congre.,., from cont10u1ng to publish a Braille
ream and J rt•huu.il him b\ Planned Parenthood If) 10 .ed111on of the mag;wne Rep \it Fai10 [).(ah! tuld a
. pro,oke emot1on.1I re<,pon~) rathi:r than enlighten their news conference he was 101n1ng tht: suit fikd b\ the aud1e~ces. !Mi)\ an .\mt·man ~fed1cal .\'>sou.111on panel .\mcncan ( ounctl of the Blind 1he Bhndcd \ cterans
The ltlm., Jpf)t.·ar 111 ht· 1.raltcd tu l'\Oke oamcular Assoc1a11on. tht' -\mem.in l 1hran .\"01.'1a11on. hlind c~onal rc,pon'>n "hill' g1' 1ng '1e"'ers the 1mf¥Css1on readers nf Btaalk maga11nc\ and Pia~ hm Enterprise'> l nc.
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Commiss1oncr Victor Calvo wd charg.ang onl) the
people who caU the number would cut only about a penny
f(Om the average phone user's bill.
.. This is lhe kind of service that people really feel 1s
basic. comes with the Jclephone," wd PUC President
Qonald Vial.
The decision contrasts with a previous comm1ss1on
ruling alfowing phone companies to cfiargc for dircctOI)
assistance tn order to subs1dize basic phone rates.
In the case of time calls. co mmissioners agreed that
the small savings were not worth the ehmanauon of a
popular free service
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LOS ANGELES (AP) -Super-said Teamster M •ke ~l. Onge, holding
market management ne~o!iatorsgave a picket sign outside a Lucky market
striking Teamsters their first maJor warehouse 1n Buena Park ... Bui after
new offer since the start of the 1hc first of the year. I'm going t~. have
Southern California labor dispute to go back to work somewhere.
and the union wQrked on a counter· Wednesday's talk~ began al 4:30
T f bl d proposal. p.m. in 1he Carson headqu~rters. of rans er ame Management spokesman David the Food Employers Council. which 'or infant death Willauerwould not say if the markets represents the s1ores. and conunued 1 1 had decided to gi ve ground on their until midnight. uni on spokesman
OAK.LAND (AP) -Slate health demand for a two-uer pay scale. Dan Swinton said.
authorities arc investigating the case rcportedly the most div1s1ve issue in "There is a little progress being
of a woman wbo sought help at two the dispute. made." Swinton said today. "but nol
private hospitals before being sent to Seven grocery chains with more enough to get too encouraged about.
a county hospital where she delivered than 900 stores from San Luis Obispo They arc working over some very a stillborn boy. to .San Diego arc involved in the thorny issues There 1s still a lot of
"It's not like this was a two-month sometimes-violent strike and lockout difficult stuff to work out
m1scaniage. This was a full-tenn of the Teamsters and United Food "They arc going to return to the
baby that would have been alive right and Commercial Workers unions. bargaining table at 4:30 today."•
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around," said the obstetrician at not to lose heart as the 31-day strike 1ng produce for the Safeway super·
Alameda County's Highland Hospi-and lockout entered its second market chain was arrested Wcdnes-
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SACRAMENTO IAP) -Gov
George Deukmej1an adm11s he 1s
d1sappo1nted m his adm1n1strat1 on's
toxics pro~m. the subJect ofa~ FBI ~nvestis.at1on and a requested leg1slat-
1ve audit.
But talking to reporters Wednesday
after a s~h to a forestry group.
DcukmeJ1an stressed that his admin-
1strat1on has cleaned up 100 sites.
ranging from very tiny to sizable.
"The1're trying ver) hard. But it's a
very difficult, complex area." he said,
noting that cleanup effons arc
hampered b} federal regulations.
court actions and the lack of places to
put hazardous wastes.
Last month. the Republican gov-
ernor asked the Joint Legislative
Audit Commmee to conduct an audit
of contracting procedures u~ by the
Toxic Substances Control D1vts1on
for cleanup projects.
Deukmej1an's request letter also
suggested in vestigaung state handling
of a request by a family that hved
wuhinam1le ofth~tnngfellow Acid
Pits near Riverside for help an
detenninang the cause of their 4-year-
old son's death last year.
DeukmeJian's letter also said the
Federal Bureau of lnvest1gat1on has
confinned to h•s office tha1 1t 1s
1nvest1ga11ng the contracting
proceedures.
Toxic waste cleanups are done with
federal and state funds.
The d1v1 s1on 1s part of the Health
Services Department.
State panel OKs
revised textbo6ks
fom1a textbook officials appro~ed 10
revised Junior high school science
books previously rejected because of
inadequate evolutiort coverage. but
said they are still shy of pcrfec11on.
Francie Alexander. the state's di-
rector of cumculum and 11\Struction.
said the books, which were rejected m
September. "sull have a long way to
go."
"They aren't perfecl, but they're a
vast improvement. and the} 're better
than }Ou'll set anywhere else." she
said. "It's going to take more than
three months to reverse this trend."
The panel's conclusions ha ve been
forwarded to the state Board of
Education. which 1s ~hcduled 10
consider the rccommcnda11on on
Dec. 13
Arson susp ected Jn
fatal Long B each fir e
LONG BEACH (AP) -Four
people died and a 6-year-old boy was
critically burned early today in a
suspected arson-caused fire that
forceu the evacuation of more than 50
people from a two-story apartment
bu1ld1ng, authonties said .
If the v1ct1ms had stayed inside
their apartments. investigators said.
they would have survived. Most of
the residents in the 17-unit building
stayed inside their homes .
"They panicked and ran into the
fire... Fire Department spokesman
Mike Rob1dcaux said. "If they had
stayed in their apartmcn1 they would
have been OK."
Cr ew error, runway
cited In plan e deaths
A VA LON (AP) -Federal isl·
vcstigators have concluded that
"poor JUd&ment" by the flight crew
and a too-sh.ort runway caused lhc
crash of a pnvate Lear.iet that killed
six people at Santa Catalina Island's
mountaintop airport nearly two yean
ago.
The Nauonal Tran~portation Safe-
ty Board said 10 its rcpon that It could
not determine exactly what caused
the Learjet to plunge from the end of
the 3,240-foot runway on Jan. 30
1984. But it said several factors may
have contnbut~ to it, includ1na p1lo1
indeets1on about whether to abort the
land1na and the uphill nature of the
runway. which prevents pilots from
sceina the end of the stnp as they land
WORLD
~uwait refuses Waite visa to visit
n it , 111~11 /"\P) -Seni or govern-Watte began h" round of neg<>-Juncture otherthan lO say he remains
AnJ.!.Ou.fJ.~Jl!.Ya '~Jf!t1.La.i.
THIS WEEK ONL VI
Alalwlf 11 d ...
t h rl ia " lud.a} ~1d Anglican 11auon5 ancr four Amencans -cautiously opt1m1stic."
I ,uru l•fl\O) r t'rr) Wa11e hac; ~n including David Jaco~n. 54, of Later, WtJte's spokeswoman. Eve
r u...-u '1 ~ r\d to v1c;11 Kuwait in Huntmgton Beach -held an Leba-Keatley, said there was "absolutely
\unon lion w11h hr~ cOons to fret non wrote the head of the Church of no comment" on Kuwau's reported
" ~"' .tn\ ht'ld hostage in Lebanon England, Archbishop of Canterbury visa refusal
1 • ,.,..J I\ de~\ not want a link Robcn Runc1e, requesung he inter-Meanwhile. in an 1nterv1cw with .~.:.~ ,~·,•:. 1,~c Khcmage\ and the 17 vene to seek their release. the Shal']ah-bascd newspaper Akhbar
u"alli Jaal<o afkr being Waite had said he was wa1ung to Al-Kbalech, Waite was quoted as
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1 nt1:nit•cl in a wave of Ofccmber hear from Kuwa11 before returnang to reiterating his desare lo meet Kuwaiti 'J~ l\1 ~omb ilttalk~. ">aid one official. Bcil)Jt to seek further contacts with authont1es.
( ~rd nappers of the Amem:ans the Americans' captors. Wane was quoted as saying he was
\JiJ 10 he member\ of a shadowY the Church of England issued a counting on Kuwaiti assistance.
\hure Mo\lrm fundamenta list or-statement before the Kuwaiti dt'-··r am certain that the Kuwaiti
iian11at 111n Islamic Jihad, have de-c1sion was announced sayan~: "Mr. authonues will help me ~ure the
IJll<kd lhl· , .., he freed by Kuwait as Waue's conversations remain at a release of the hostages without
"' on dai iun for releasing their cap-delicate stage and he Wlll make no wcakenang the law·• under which the
\l'\ further public statements at this bombers were convicted, Wa1te was
Man dela 's
wife ailing;
prot ests
continue
JO H<\\:NESBURG.~outh <\fnca I
' \Pi -Police ~ad they shot and ~died two men 1n an11-aparthe1d .Jllrl·~t. and news repons said police
J\cd "hips and tear gas to brea k up at
•'J\t I 0 candlelight protc!>t '1gils near
< .ipe Town
\1canwh1le. a famil)' law}cr ~rd
\\ 1n n1e \1andela. wife of South
\lrll"a\ bc\t·kn own black leader. was
Jdm1tted to a Johannesburg clinic
Jftn \ht· complained of feeling 111 I\
'ource close to the famil y said Mrs
\tandela was exhausted by recent
l'\ cnts. whi ch included a speech
I uc~day before th ousands of
mo urners at a funeral.
fhe government toda> announced I
that blacks laving an y.where 1n the
countl) including in rural home-
lands, will be allowed to buy homes an
urban areas 1f the} can afford them.
not JUSt lease them as they do now
Chns Heun1s. man aster of const1tu-
1ional planning., clanfied an an-
nounce ment Wednesday that sug-
gested the new nghts would be
limited to about one-sixth of South
.\fr1ca'!. 24 million blacks who
already have the ri~t to lave.' an black
townships near whttc c1t1t's
Outside Johannesburg an the black
1ownsh1p of Soweto. a witness said a
group of blacks hurled a gasoline
bomb at a pohce vehicle but missed
and htt a mother and father and their
4-)ear-0ld ch aid, badly an1unn11. them
Israeli head
asks Soviets·
to restore ties
TEL AVIV. Israel (..\P) -Presi-
dent Chaim Herzog has appealed to
the Soviet U nt0n to re~stabhsh taes
wuh Israel 1n the latest move by the
Jewish state to restore the d1ploma11c
lanks severed by the East bloc 18 years
ago
Herzog addressed the opening of
the Israeli Communist Pany's 20th
annual convention an the port c11y of
Haifa on Wednesda}. the first tame
Israel's ceremonial head of state has
pan1c1pated 1n a .conference of the
pro:'Moscow party.
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Three of the t7 held an bomb
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\akharov. for about three hours
Wednesda) and sent her to a nearby
l.lhoratory for a specaahzed field-of-
\ 1~1on test. -·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-· AIR HAWAII . i F-rezzotta said the cataract opcr·
JllOn rould wa1t until after she v1s1ts
the Li nited States for treatment of a
h~·an ~nd111on that could require
, oronary by-pass surgery.
Iranian s d isplay
proof of tor ture
I NrTED NATION (AP) -
f hrcc Iranian~ on Wednesday show-
l'd reponers an amputated leg, a
u a.'\rene-bumed breast a!ld ~tiered
lt't't that they said were 1nfl1ded by
1<1rtum1 for the ~me of Ayatollah
Ruholloh Khomeini .
\1 a news conference organized by
thf oppoint1on Pcop!~s MuJahedec~:
the thrtt ,pc:>ke of a rc,gn of terror
under which tens of t~ousa!lds of opponent~ bf the Islamic rcaame tn
Iran ha'c hecn tonurcd and eitc<:uted.
\1oJpn Homayounfar. 24. a for-
mrr math teacher. said ~he wa
\(ntcnccd. at a five-minute tnal1 to IS
ean in pn~n. to which the rchaiou ~nhunlll wdgc added -"with tor-
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A8 •. Orange Coaet DAILY PllOT/ Thursday, December 5, 1985
EDITORIAL
----
Conflict charges
tarnish integrity
of 3 city councils
The best thing you can say about the current rash of
apparent conflict of interest situations on counci ls in
three Orange Coast cities is that the parties involved arc
so open about them they probably intended nothing
untoward.
That, of course, fa lls fa r short of an endorsement.
An elected official who is too dense or too nai ve to
recognize a conflict of interest when he is up to his
gunwales in one may be better than a dishonest official.
But not much better.
The latest apparent conflict surfaced Tuesday night
in Laguna Beach when Mayor Manha Collison tried to
use the clout of her office to iron the kinks out of a project
from which one of her real est.ate associates would profit.
Collison asked her council colleagues to appeal to the
California Coast.al Commission to bend the rules so her
friend could proceed with an office building develop-
ment that didn't include the required number of parking
spaces.
There was nothing underhanded about Colli son's
approach; she made her pitch at an open meeting.
Nonetheless, it failed for lack of support and withered
under the outraged protestations of Councilman Robert
Gentry. who labeled it -accurately - a conflict.
Last week. in Fountain Valley, City Counctlman
Ben Neilsen announced during a rather tense debate that
he is considering investing in a condom inium project
that 1s the object of council consideration for a $200,000
fee break. Neilsen 's revelation and his abstention from
voting on any question involving the project removes
him from the conflict situation -but tt docsn 't
eliminate the situation. Rather, it transfers It to his
col!eague~.
Now. when they vote to allow or deny the lowered
fee , Neilsen's colleagues will be voting to allow or deny a
financial benefit to Neilsen. If he decides to invest. the
only way out is for everyone to abstain.
And in Huntington Beach, Mayor Bob Mandie 1s a
participant in the most blatant conflict on the Orange
Coast. He holds a towin~ contract with the Cit) over
which he presides. Mandie. with the legal authont) to
spend taxpayers' money and the mandate to do ~o
wisely, spends tt on himself -with the consc1ou<o
consent and cooperation of his council colleagues.
It hardly matters that Mandie may be the most
honest businessman since Diogenes sold his lantern. By
profiting from his rclallonship with the city he 1s elected
to serve and protect. Mandie raises doubts about his
ethical standards and the integrity of cit y government.
Mandie's s1tuatton has existed for a Jong time. It 1s
apparent that he either doec; not recognize his conflict or
chooses to ignore 1t. The situations involving Neilse n
and C61J1son arc very rece nt. But like Mandie. they
seemed obl1v1ous to the ethical mud in which the) were
miring themselves and their cn y governments. In their
minds, they may have done nothing wrong. Bu t in the
minds of those who value good government.· these
conditions and the officials who tolerate them arc
unacceptable.
Op1n1ons expre$sed en 1110s '3pace are those of tne Delly Pilot Other vo»ws
expressed on this page are tnose of thetr authors and artists Reader
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LETTERS
Justice Brennan took a
wrong turn at the bench
1 o lhe l::.d11cw
<\ ftcr 29 ;ear~. ·\<>'>Ocia te Ju\l1cc
W1ll1am Brennan Jr ha., become the
I · S Supreml· < oun ' mmt 'rn1or
memtx-r In a n.'l'Cnt 'rcnh hl· took
dead aim at om· nt the mmt fun<lJ·
mental pnnc1plc~ ot law In doing <,11
he made clear thl· \uppo<,cd Jll'>tili
cation that he and man\ of hi'>
colleaguci; ha \ e uc;cd for c;ub\ crting
the stnctl}' hm11cd charaucr ol our
government
Brennan strt:\..cd tht• need to adc1p1
the Const11ut1on'<. "great pnnc1pk' tu
cope "'Ith current need'> .. \pcnll·
call> attacking thl' trad1t1on<1I 'IL'\.\
1hat the intent ol the IJv.g1.,.cr 1' tht•
foundation upon v.h11.h a IJ\.\ \hould
be mterpre1ed hi: 1n\1'lted th.11 llll'\·
cnt-day observer.. are un:ihk to
"gauge accurate!~ the 1nH·n1 o l tht.·
Framers on appllcat1011 nt pnnl 1Pk'
lo .. contemporal') q11l'\t111n-.
Thert' 1s penl 10 h1\ "''"'' wh1lh cipnngs from 1hc no11nn 111.11 the
Const1tut1on no long.1.·r ha' 111rantlll\
because: o f 11~ ag1.· 11-. ha-. ing lx·C'n
wntten for a mul.h c;mallt·1 popu-
la1ion, and 1h l'On,111u1.•nn ha' 1ng
been maml> rural. not rn1·trn1luli!an
Kut thL' < on<.t1tut1on " not mercl) a
l1't1ng ot ~~nfir d1rertl'-C\ tor gov-
t•rn1ng. II i' a tomplla111111 of w1c,e
pnnc1plc.., which appl; a\ much toda)
i.1\ the da\ thn were wnltt•n Ont•
ntTd onl) fCJlllC thal II\ purp!l<;l' I\ (II
l1m1t the g11\crnmcn1 not to 1.111111111
tht· people.
What good 1s a la"' if thl' int1.·nt 111
""drafters 1s un1mportant'1 lf...,e Jrt·
unable to decipher the intent of the
< on'it1tu11on's framers ho"' can v.c
kno1A. what Brennan might mean'>
Ho" can we he protened lrom ont·
1n1erprclat1on todJ) and .tnother
1omorro1A. ')
The Brennan ph1k><.oph~ ha., led to
a go\emment that pro' 1dcc; 1n\tt·ad
1Jfnnc that protert' \nd 111gnMc\ th'
clear lesson ofh1<11on that the path to
freedom I~ thl' one li!l'X'lt·d "L 1m1t thl'
•go.,emment'" ·
llis11cc An·nnan 'tJndc; oppn\Cd to
tlw \'Cl) c<.<.cnu• ol \menca·!> p.reat-
nec,\. H1!> dc.,truU1' l' dec;1gn!> 1;hould
Ix' 1epud1at1.·d hl·turt• the\ rum lh l'
greatt'\t go\t·rnmL•ntal \)0'>tcm n <.'r
deY1\cd hy 1tlm(JI ntl'O
D ( PL..\KV>N
Newport fkat h
...
Rellglon not a school subject
To the Ed1101 Thi~ 1s to Jim A<1ldtng K id'~<> It•
scfiool 10 learn. not to 'itudy rclieion My son has done vel) well hC' 1<.
oneofthebos~ut IBM I didn't ra1\<.
ORANGf COAS r
Daily Pilat
him irn rcl1g1 on
What'\ wrong 1A.1lh ktd\ learnini
.1ht1ut athe1\m and t.'' nlullon')
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Frank Zlnl
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Don Fenley
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"F<JrthefJrst time Jn the hlsloryofthe world. every person Is In contact
with potentially danqerou chemicals from the moment of conception
to the time of death.·
ON THE RIGHT
WARNING : The Surgeon General Has
Determined That Showboating Lawyers
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·So Israel has spies here
What else do we e"pect?
1 ln this very tough world you try to find
out everything you can, and ... need to'
WILLIAM F. llOIA. '>Orl' ~hould the aYcrage. rcd-
hloodcd A mencan (about 60 percent
of us. I'd guess) be at Israel? I mean. 11
IS nOIA. finall) acknowledged lhat c:ln
Amcncan wai. recruited by an l'>racl1
agent to li kh sccreti. from Washing-
ton and send them to Israel. wh1th 1.,
hard!\ the wa\ all1cc; act to1A.ard l'Jl h
other: or 1~ 11·1"
Ollic1al \\ a~hinKlon &Ol pro-
gres!>I\ el) angnl.'f \,\hen lsrad", g1>' ·
ernment v.enl through lhc u~ual
roundcla's v.hen ton fronted 1A.1th uur
finding!> ".\1 first. the SP} hus1m·s\JU'>l
plain wasn't so
Then. "'ell. official lsrad l.ne1A.
nothing about 1t. must ha' c been uh
an independent operator. \OU kno"
Then then· 1A.ac; tht' .,o·.,_.,uur-old-
man ~tagc -11 la!>tcd abou~ J6-hou,.,-
lhe l\raeh government wcn1 on about
ho1A. afll.'r all IA.C ha'c our spin 1n
hrad \o 1A.h\ \hnul<ln't ·\nd then
IA.Cll. ~C,, I I did happt·n . hut Ill) lhl·
rclc,ant 1-.raeh d1rl11mJt'> l11uld nrit
he interrogated h\ rtw fHI.
A.nd the final ,1l'I t/w, 1A.cl'krnd
Yee,, 1t hapl)l.'ncd h'\ lhl' d1plom~m
could he 1ntt•rruga1t:d (111 lc;radl. and
-sorr~ ahout that -\n<l 111, a great
peace dcc,cended
There arc -.omc things that rc~all>
arc bc\t not 1,1.nttcn about. but other
•m p<.·rat1\C\ \omet1mcs gu,ern Jnd
here we arc" 1th une oftho\C. ft 1c; 1h1-.
c,1mplc: Oh' 1ou'>I) the I c;raeh go' crn·
mcnt should ha"c an 1ntclh cnce
'>)Stem t at. among ot er t 1ngs.
1nqu1rec; into o\mcnt an ~crets as they
1mp1ngc on fc;racl1 pohc~ What
would ix· unforgl\ahlc 1'> the use of
\uch a \}'\ll'm for trca~onJhlc
purpo~c, t-or inc;tancc it an 1<.rad1
agent wen· to run into d datum uc;cful
10 the So' 1ct t Inio n. and lhl'n pas\
~uch a datum along tu our cncm}'. that
would warrant the mosl severe re-
d1spos111oning of U S. pohc)' toward
Israel
But 11 1s not alleged that any such
thing happened. One supposes that
there are secrets tn Washington
having to do. let us say. with plans
invo lving the West Bank. the Palest1-
n1an problem. arms to Jordan.
A. WACS to Saudi Arabia -that kind
of thtng. And every ~ood reason. in
some cases, for keeping such plans.
hypotheses. contingency arrange·
mcnts top secret from Israel. But
there 1s also eYCI) good reason for
Israel 10 attempt to find out what such
top secrets are
The whole notion that }'OU do not
'>P) on the act1v111es of your fncnds 1s
one of those happy cl1ches that
propcrl}' adorn standard 1e11;ts and
really 'lhould do so. Recause there are
muattons 1n public pohq that were
born to be sec:rct
C on'>1der a rnc;e so preposterous a\
to be d1\m1i.,cd 1ns1antl) as a perfect
C\amplc of reducuo ad absurdum.
Let u~ \upposc that a queen of
England (not th~· incumbent queen)
1A.Cre '>Omcth1ng of a precocious nut
on defense ~tratcgy and tcchnolog)
Suppo!>C. funher. that in her weekly
meetings w11h lhc prime minister. she
flat I) insisted on getting from him the
nation's most 1nt1matc 1nforma11on
on con11ngcnc} nuclear plan'i. Sup-
po'\C. further. that a second cousin of
the queen. an adored ronstant com-
an1on ~as an ' t of the So' 1et
nion. an.d. t c queen gail) passed •
al ong these secrets to him. which
secrt~t'> rcgularl> made their wa} 10
the Kremlin .\CIA dcsperatt to find
the '>Oum: of th e leak follows a trail
that lead\ to Bucktngham Palate. 1f
)OU please'
To tip· ott Bnt1!>h Ml-5 to the
prohlcm 1.,, well. thought by the
director of the (IA to prcc;ent 1n-
Bue KLEY
superable d1ploma11c problems. so
the cntcrpnse 1s undertaken h> the
CIA ttself. using a }'oung agent.
Inconceivable yo u say'' Well. a few
~ears ago a no"cl incorporating that
plot e'actl y wa wntten and popu·
larl > recc1 ved (to be sure. not 1 n
England) The novel did not quite
strain the bonds of crcd1b1l11~. I
mean. 11 wasn · 1 a no' cl b) a sc1encc-
fi c11on type. In fact. I wrote 11. and the
>am anempted to adumbrate ccnain
truths about m1ernat1onal relauonsof
which the Israeli case 1s an example.
among them that 1n this very tough
world ~ou try to find out everything
you can. and cena1nly e"erything you
need 10 find out •
Becau~ we and hracl are allies
docs no1 mean either that Israel 1s
bound 10 tell us everything 11 knowi..
or that we are bound 10 tell Israel
nef)thing we know
The term "all1c~" pre!.uppoC\CS sep-
arate 1dcnt1t1e:.. Na11on A binds 11self
to Nation B. and vice versa. 1n pursu11
of onl' or more common purpo~<!s.
But one of the reasons that trcaues arc
made between allies 1s that there arc
always contingently different
interests that reflect ind1 v1dual needc;
Israel. for instance. has no intention
of d1m101shin 11s trade wi th South
A nca. and It 1s ast becoming a
poliq. or. if you prefer. a S. fetish.
to do JUSt that.
Is there a move aborning w11htn
Congress or the State Dcpanment 10
put pressure on Israel 10 stop trad1n~
w11h South Afnca'l You don't know
Wh). ask an Israeli sp}'. he'll tell you
Wllllam Buctley ls 11 syadlcat~
columalJt.
Chemical danger: No more
time to talk we must act
By JAY D.HAIR
'"'""""" Ylc:• .......,..., ... lion.I Wlldl!M l'edw•li.<I
Rachael (arson thought 11 1ron1c
that man might det<'rm1ne his ov.n
future "b~ ~omething \O -.ccm1ngl\
tnY1al a~ tht· rho1cc: nf an inc;cct
~pra\ ...
The thou11-h1 I'> no longe1 iron), 11
11ppear .. 10 he proplwt1c In the past 40
\.Care; mor1.· than 65,000 new
chemical' ha'l' tx·cn product·d For
the first time 10 the h1.,tory of the
IA.Orld. C''er) perwn 1'! 1n contact with
po1cnt1all) dangerou!> t.ht•ni1 calc,
from thl· momrnt of rnnceptmn to
the umc ot ckath
As the l fn1tcd State!> generate.,
approx1matcl) 205 million metm
tons of industrial wastes each year.
there arc no more imporµnt health or
cnvironm~ntal 1!.sues than the proper
u~ of chemical~ and the safe d1spo!>UI
of the wa'ltcs that arc their
b) produr l\
I he con.,e4ucncc'i of not dealing
prop<'rh with our chemical revol-
ution arc alrcadv sho\\-mg up in o ur
li'ih and \\-1fdltfc "hic h arc de\.elop·
mg canC'Crou'i tumor1: rrpm:duct1vc
malfunt 11onc; and h1nh deform1t1es at
.1larming rate' Alrnrd1ng to a I 9RO
f n' 1ronmcnt.1I Prote< tmn \gent.'
repon 1hc IA. 1d(' '.ir1e1; of to \ln
d1'\CO\Crcd 1n the C rreat Lakt.'S -the
h) prnd11ct\ ot more than lO.noo
c hem1rnl wmpound!> produted in the
area -ha"c been dt\(.'O.,<.'.'red 1n the
area \ fic,h hirdc, and mammal"
In I 'lt!O the (,r .. :it Lakcc, <ic1cnt:e
\d'\1\0I"\ Uoard condudc<I that "hin·
ardnu\ \U h\lanet•<. that OC't ur in th<'
Great Lakes and bt0concentrate tn
fish can be traced through food chains
and found in humans consuming the
fish ..
For 1ust that reason. the National
Wildlife Federation 1n m1d·Novem-
ber filed a lawsuit to force the Food
and Drug Admin1s1rat1on to establish
nattonal tolerance and action levels
for 2.3f7.8-TCDO in fish. TCDD is
the most hazardous of all dioxins,
thought capable bf causing cancer.
Yel, today. states have inconsistent
~tandards for alerting consumers of
d(\ngerous contamination levels 1n
f..Sh
Perhaps the s1tuat1on at the
Kesterson National Wildlife Refuge
1n Caltfornia best 1lustrates our
failure to responsibly steward our
natural resources. There. the 1rnga-
11on water that drained into the
w1ldltfe refuge was full of salts, heavy
metals and selenium. a nonmetallic
trace element
The U ·.Fish and Wildlife Service.
after examining 347 marked nests of
coots. ducks, black·necked stills.
3voc;c1s and eared grebes 1n 1983.
found approximately 20 percent had
at lca"t one embryo or chick with
SC\Nal abnormaht1c~ Three years of
'>tUd\. ~howed \(kn1um to be the
culpnt
The healch 1mpa1rmcnt!> ~n in
A.mcnca''i fish and wildltfc are prob-
ahl\. 1nd1calt'-C of a far greater t'p1d~m1c A.n exam1 nat1on of 1he
National \oncer lnsutut~'s 197 3
maps. for 1ns1anct . revealed that 1n
live of the count1c\ whe~ the rate of
fi'h tumor\ wa\ c~cccd1ngly high. the
,''
rate of human mortality lrom all
cancers was higher than the national
average.
It 1s lt11le wonder, then. tha\
Amencans consider chemical tech-
nology to be the 20th Century''i
Trojan horse. Several steps wtll be
necessary to quiet the pubhc"s under·
standable fear.
First. busines!> executives -in·
cludtng those in the chemical indus-
try -and env1ronmentali!its must
bury the adversarial relationship that
has existed too long and bcfin
drawing an effective and pos111vc
strategy for achieving both economic
development and environmental
protection. Bustness leaders cannot
ignore their environmental responsi-
bi lity in the wake of accidents in such
far-flung locattons as Bhopal. India.
Times Beach. Mo .. and ln!itltute. W
Va.
Second. we can no longer constdrr
our lakes. nvt'rs and oceans a
pollution sinks. where wo can dump
carelessly. Chemical producerci mu\t
be cncournacd -perhaps throuah
spcci.al financial 1ncent1ves -10
recycle. reduce or otherwise manage
wastes before lhey must ~ managed
tn the public domatn.
Finally. env1ronmenaaJ1sts. indu
tnalt~ts and scientists must be cfTec.
t1ve Icade~. helping Amencanci mftp
out a coutSC b> which they can
harmon12e their demands for bt'tter
and more plentiful aoods -ofkn
produced hy chemicals -with their
demand for env1ronmC{'tal prottt·
t1or1
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JAYD.HAlll
Executive vtce preelden t
Natlpnal \1qJl dllf e Federation
JACK
ANDERSON
and JOSEPH SPEAR
Lawsuit
urged to
recoup
losses
Tracking fau lty
pacemakers costs
Medicare p lenty
WASHING fON -Three years
ago. we began a sencs of repons on
pacemakers. which keep half·a-
m1lh on Americans altve We high·
lighted charges that hean patients.
who depend on these hfe-0r-dca1h
devices. arc pa~ mg too much. Worse.
some patients have been stud, with
fault) battel)-operated hean regu-
lat ors
:--io" thl' J us11ce Department "
cons1dcnng a request that the world's
largest manufacturer of pacemakers
be sued to rcco.,.er Medicare funds
spent for the surgical replacement of
fault\ components 1n one model
The cost to Medicare of the
replace ment operations could
eventually total bct\\-een $65 m1llton
and SI 0 I million. according to an
internal estimate 1n August b) the
Food and Drug Adm1n1stra11on.
A spokesman for the paremaker
manufacturer. Medtronic In c. ol
Minneapolis, told o ur associate Tony
Ca paccio thal the company was not
aware of 1he specifics of the Aug. 2M
request. This was made by Terry
Coleman. who was then the acting
general counsel of the Health and
Human Services Department
"There has been no d1scu!l~1on
between the Dcpanment of Just1n•
and u<.:· the Medtronics spokesman
said "We're willing to stand the
scrut1n}'. Our attorneys said the) 'd be
surpnsed" 1f Justtce decided to sue
Coleman'c; 28·page request asked
Justice to "mst1tutc llt1gat1on against
Medtronic Inc. to reco' er Medicare
re1mburxmen1 -pa-i1f'Tn connecnon
with the surgical replacement of
certain of their defccme parcmakcr
lead~ ...
Tht.· Icade; -pla:'illc-coatcd w 1rec;
that connect the pace maker unit to
the heart -were recalled by Med-
tro nic 1n March 1984. after dcx·tor., at
the Lancaster. Pa .. G(fneral Hosp11al
reported problems and the stof) got
widespread co,erage Under 'itrc\<1,
the thin plastic coating can cracl .
allowing blood 10 seep through to the
wires and cause a short c1rcu1t. The
Food and Drug Administrauon has
estimated that as man) as 20 percent
of th.e paccmakerc; fail after three
Since then. the com pan) said. 11 ha'I
spent Sl.2 m1lhon1n credits for trade-
in pacemakerc;, plus reimbursement
ofai. much as S600each for correct!\ c
surgef'). But health offic1ah potntcd
out that the replacement opera11ons
generally cost $5.000. which means
Medicare is stuck with about $4,400
per replacement. Medtronics has paid
the full cost of 93 opcrauons for
(l1ardsh1p) pattent'i.
The replacement su rgery for 180
patients at Lancaster General Hospi.-
tal cost Medicare S6 76,300. according
to the request to the J ust1ce Depart·
ment.
Medtronic has recommended that
patients sull using the pacemakers
w11h defective wmng undergo
monthl> mon11onng. fhc FDA eSll·
mates these monthl} checkups by
physicians could cost Medicare an)·
where from S l.S m1lhon to S 7 7
million .a year.
Reps. John Dingell. D-M1ch .. and
Ron Wyden. D-Orc.. have been
following the pacemaker ca~. In a
letter last month to A Homey General
Edwin Meese. they wrote: "It appears
that the Depanment of Justice now
stands as ttr~ last recourse for the
Amencan taxpayer and the innocent
patients, all of whom have been
l'inanc1ally v1ct1m1zed by the conduct
of lhe pacemaker manufacturer."
The congressmen joined in the
Health and Human Services Depart·
ment's request thin Medtronic be
sued for Medicare's 10.,~s In h15 requ~st, Coleman said department
offi cials "are persuaded that 1he
Untted States will be able lo maintain
a direct action against Medtronic."
. ..footnott: Onl y 14 of the known ':f-000 wearers of the pacem3ker wt th
the foully wirin$ arc totally depcn.
<knt on the1rdcv1ccsand nsk death 1n
the event of an abrupt fai lure caused t>l a shon circutl, according 10 an
FDA docu(llent. Most of the remain·
1ng patients may need only the
monthly checkup.
UNDER THE DOME. Rttinng
Rep. Mar:1onc Holt. R-Md.. wu
assured recently by the Federal Elec-
tion C'omm1se11on that he can spend
Iler leftover campa1lJ1 funds any 'Nay ~he wan1s to. That's because the
seven-term congre$$woman first took
office before Jan. 8. 1980 Under the
law. members of \ol\gre11s who took
their ~•ts af\er the cutoff date are
rc,tnct.ed 1n how they cao USC CXff"'
campa1Rn money.
Ju·lt ~IHltNOG u d Jo1rpll ~u
aff 1yadlNattd ('0/1111JJ1/1t1.
ORANGE COAST
Wieder's chief of staff
picked to head airport
By LISA MAHONEY
~ ... o.lly ..........
George Rebella wa<, named m.111
ager of John Wayne .\1rpo11 Tut'\da}
Rebclla, 40, dec;<.'nbed a\ un able
low-key man who is t•xpe<:tt.•d to work
successfull y wu n cornpeung 1n1crc'''
at the controvcr\1al airport, wa'
chosen by unan1mou~ vote lollowing
a bnef clo~d ~\s1on d1'>tU\\1un
among the five ~uperv1\0r\
Chief of staff to 2nd D1w1u
Supervisor Hame11 Wieder Rd>ella
was favored over Den1'i Hurn airport
operations chief. and ')te\t:n Kwa~
Jr .• airport adm1n1\tra111.c otlitcr a\
well as I 0 other rnunt)' gO\ ernmt•nt
aides and adm1n1strator\
Rebe Ila has served 1n rnunt, !!.'" _ emme~t fo r 16 ~ears. staning" 1th the
Probation Dcpanmen1 before work -
ing in the count> admin1\trall\t'
office and finall~ for W1t·tkr
Supervisor~· ( ha1rman r homa'
Riley said Rebella wa\ a good l:h<lllc
for the $68,0UO-a-}car po~1t1on be-
cause "he has a :.low-burn ru~e. whit h
1s important becau~c of the harra\\·
ment that can comc from thu<.t'
impacted by the no1'>C" and from
othe.rs who demand an airport man-i}ger !>time
k lley ..aid he 'believed Kebe Ila
could \uccessfull\ take the place of
Muri) Cable. whu 'erved a!> a go-
betv.c:cn for the '>upcn 1sor!i and
groups concerned about a1rpon
grov.th and nwse 1o;sue\
"There'<> been a lack of truM and
lonftdrnce between the groups and
1hc hoard We ha, e to have '>Omcone
who can g1 'e reas•wrance and I think he\\111··
The pos1llon of airport manager
became a\a1lablc 1n November wh en
< hid '-\dmtnt'>tra11"c Offit·cr Larr)
Parmh cho<il.' C abk to be h1'> nght-
hand man ,
F-ur the lar.t fi "e \.Cars (able ha'
been 1ntcrmc:d1ary · between the
hoard. rnmmunll) groups and aar-
hnc'> an the long-simmering debate
ll' er Jct noise and future cxpan'>1on al John Wa}ne .\irpon
\uperv1sorsd1rected Parmh. <able
and Per'ionnel Director Ru\'> Patton
t.o conduct a 30-da). an-count} \Carch
lor a replacement for Cable rh1nccn
candida te~ were '>Crcencd and ~'"'
were presented to the board for final
consideration. Parrish said
Each final candidate was inter-
' 1ewed by 1nd1v1dual board fl'\em-
bers. Parnsh said. Supervisors then
met 1w1cc 1n closed session before
tom1ng to a unanimous dee1-s1on.
Riley said Hprn and KoLak were
his pnmc choices for the manager's
pos111on because the> had .. been
through the wars·· at the a1rpon. The
maJOnty of the board favored Re-
bella. however. and Rile)' said he
agreed to make the decision unani-
mous because he be he\ es Rebella can
do a AOod JOb
Though growth and noise issues
related to the wmmun111es surround-
ing John Wayne Airpon appear 10 be
rcsol\Cd, Rebclla racei. the task of
01.er!lee1ng agreed-upon C\pans1on
plans. including land-use mod1-
ficat1ons 1n unancorporatc:d Santa
.\na l1c1ght.,
And the unhappiness of some
airlines \erv1ng the a1rpon and those
on its wa1t1ng h!>t over an access plan
approved last February must still be
dealt w11h.
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Daily Pilat THURSDAY DECEMBER 5 1985
Ann Lendera. 82.
A 'myatery' on·TV tonight. 83.
K-napp h~nored as outstanding sailor
By ALMON LOCKABEY
0el'1 Nol ... ll"t Wrlt<H
··11 11 lloat\ he'll ~a1l 1t and 11 he 'Wiii~
II he'll make 11 go fash:;"
I ha1 wa\ the 1nhull' 10 A nhur
I \rt1c) K napp Jr .. uncoflhccountry\
loremo'>I racing >alhl',mcn. as he
rete1vc.-d 1hc Nathaneal G Hc rreshofT
l roph> lhc l !nited litates Yacht
l<aunit t .nron·., most prc<,11g1ous
award
The truph\ •'> pre~enlcd e'"el) year
1u an 1nd1\ldual whu hac. mauc an
11ul'>tJnd1ng uintnbut1on io 1he spon
11f ~·llhting
·\rt11: a rc"dcnt ol Lart:hmont
N Y I'> well known 1n Southern
( alllorn1a lor h1~ compc11t1on and
supp1>r1 ol I o ng Bt:ath Yalht Club\
famed ( ongrcss1onal C up match
ranng ~nes Ht> raced 1n -.everal of
lhe earl) ( ongress1onal (up matt he\
.ind wa<, lat1:r named an honoraF)
jUdge
In malinit 1hc pn:~cntalwn
lJSYRU president 81111 ynn <,poke or
"hono ring a sailing career \p11nn1ng
thrce-quaners of tentury.' L>-nn
went on to recount the "standing
ovauons. the horn-.., bells and
wh1\tles" -from rat e cumm111ce
spectato rs and other t0mpc111(jr!.
Knapp received in Newport. R I 1n
1982 whe n he competed 1n the
1nv1tauonal Hall ol Famt: Regatta
organ1ied b> Yacht Raunit and
( ru1stng maga11nc
"Bui beyond h1~ raung record ··
L:rn n added, "he ha!> 1ouchcd u'> all
and made the '>pon a link helter for
all of us."
Anhur Knapp ~a'> been \31llng
boat .. since 1917 In ll>22atth1:agt·of
15 he "became the second skipper to
win 1he Sear'> C up. 'i>tnbohc of 1he
1un1o r national .. a1l1ng c-ham-
p1onsh1p He won the "itar World
Champ1o n!>h1p in I <>JO after ha\ ing
~•led as a winning Lrew in 1924
In ~menca-., Cup u1mpe1111on
New sailboat.mast
designed by Coast
By ALMON LOCKABEY
oe111 ,.,... ... ""9 Wntw
One ot lht' ma1or ha1ard' in \Jtlhoa11ng 1' the llllll.tl t 111 .1n .tlum1num
ma\I "11h O\.erhcad po"n line'>
It ha' been lhecaU'>l'UI numauu,dcath\..ind 1n1une'> 1n \J tlho.tl' un1.kr ~tJ
kl·I -t·1thcr dunng launching or \ailing 1n art:a'> '>Ulh a, l.1kt'\ or hJ\\
< od\l ( ala ma ran< orp . hutldcf\ of Hoh1i: < ,11, .rnd 'mall mont>hull'> ha\
wme up with a new non1:onllutll\e ma'>I a)'>l·mhl> "h1Lh. hopclull~ ""'
r1:duce lhe ha1ard of clcctm.al iniur}' in the e-.ent of ma\l·po\.\.l'rlln1: lonlJll
Thca\-..cmbl} l\calledComp11pand repre ... cnl'>J IOI.ill\ nl'" lllOlL'PI in till"
dl'\lgn o l 'a1lboa1 ma\t\ I he 1:\\enLC ol lhl· dt•\1gn t\ J nwidt•tlnLalh
rnndun1ng compu'>lle uppt:r ma'>I \Cl'lton tilled "1th J lull lral ~ .ind 111hn
wmponcnl) (patt:nt appl11:d ton "h1th pro" 1dc JO a\'>t'mhh 1ha1 "l"\\t·n11all~
elel tntall) noncondu\ ti\ c
The< ompltp ma'>t SCllton replace\ that portion ol J \11n\Clll11>n.tl \IJ\t:d
ma\I ahm c lhl· 1ang a'>t'mhl) or .ilternat1 \ d~ the upix:r 'n lton 11l .1n un,1.i ~ l"d
ma'>t
The rc\ult1ng ekuncal bcnclih arc oh' 1ou-. I lw \lC11t?.lh .inti ng1d1t\ ol
the l't1n\cnt1onal aluminum m a\I t\ retained tn thl· ar1:.i' "hen.: lhl· n1a\l "
moc,1 he:n 11~ loaded
The elcllncall> nonnmdutll\l' < omp11p rt•plaL·l·, 1h1: .ilum1num ma\l in
1ha1 pon1on ol 1hc ma'>I "hen: load1 ng I'> mUl h k'>'> '>l'\l'rt: Jnd "hl·rl' t"lt•t 1m.il
tontau •'>most lth·h tn 11<.xur
l luh1e ( a1 admr1., that tht" < om-prrp-ma\T3\'\emhh ., n111"1th11u1 u:rta1n
rnmprom1\l"'> It Lan be \ltgh1h hca\ 1er 1han .t lOn\enuun.il mJ't 111 the \Jme
c\lcnor d 1mcns1un and length .ind t\ normall~ k'i'> ng1d \l..,11 1h11ugh the
as~mhh tt\elf t'> l'lellncalh nonl«Jnductl\e. condut lt' II\ lJn oHur 11 thl·
<,urfaLc Is \.\.l:'t or t'> c.un1am1n°atnJ ""h naporated 5a l1 wall'r •If 11thl'f rt\tdUl'
Hubie (al t'> '>u lcna1n 1ha1 thl· ne" mast as\t:mhh " lht· .in\"er w
elcttmal ..akt} 1hal lhc firm \.\.tll make them \tandard equipment on .111 Hoh1e
( a1s and Holdcr·20s. and '' ofemng 111 retrofit all C\l\ltng ll11h1l· < .11\ \\1th lhl"
new ma'>t as .. cmbl\' al no Lll\t
.. We believe ihe contnbu11on C omp11p mao,t "tll ma~l' 111 ,,111."t\ 1n the
~pon of.,a1hng 1s so s1p1ficant that \.\.l' a rc making 11 J\,1tlahk .• , \\l(kl~ a'
poss1hle to all sailboat owner\ -not JU\l to Huhtl' ..ailhoal 1 '" nl·r, \dill l>11u~
Campbell. pm;1dcnt o f Ho h1e < al ·~
Campbell said Hobie and< nkman Ct he ·parl·n1 u1mp.1n'1 .1rl' dl"' l'l11r1n!'!
independent manufacturing t:apah1ll111:'> "h1lh "'tll l·\ L·n1 u.llh .11111" th\·
production o f l'omposlll' OlJ\t '>t'Ll1om 1n .idequ.ite qua n11ttl'' 111 meet thl·
Reed~ of nol onh Hobie C JI hut u1h1:r \a1lhoa1 manuta1url·r' "h" dn1rl Ii•
purcha<.c c.ompos11 mas1i,cu1on'1n\t1:ad ol dl'\l·lor1ng lht•ir '"'"
PAPARAZZI
200 attend tea
for Las Socias
in Harbor Ridge
Some 200 women rec,pontkd lO
the inv1ta11ons ... th e board ol
directors of Las Soc1as asked
them to come to the Anthony Vi tti
home an Harbor Rrdge for tea
."to thank you for your support."
Las oc1as is a '>Upport group
fo r New D1rect1ons. a rcs1dcnual
program for v.omcn ""1th
chemical depemknrie'i 1n < o<.ta
Me'ia
Membcr'i o f La'> c.'llll l:l'> rat..,l'
fund'> through their mcmha\h1p
dues and proceeds from an annual
fall fashion sho"
Amvang at· the Vrtt1 home.
guest were greeted b} ho'>tess Jan
Vitti, L president Diane Rinker
and Dot Clock. Arrangements o l
glads on a marble table in the
entry wa y set the pace for the
afternoon spent in a noral at-
mosphere ..
~naaom4:na VlttT from C ·on-
necttt:ut. mother of V1tt1 , poured
along with Emma Jane Riley
(former LS president) and
Catherine Tbyen ( ~ () huard
memmber) as gul'\l\ \cll'tll.:d tL·a
treats. sa nd\.\-1 t hl''I 1::ir1 ....
cookies. candac\ and nut\
"Every thing .., \Cl v.dl or-
ganized ... JU'>l pt>rku ...... aid L a~
Soc1as member< l0t.k 1n pral'll' of
the hostess. (Clod. ""a' a ml'mht'.r
of Newport Harbor Junior I l'agul'
when 1t founded Nl'v. D1 rl'l"l1on..,
and ha~ senrd a.., :-.;n hoard
pres1den t and a' lou ndr1 .1 nJ
president ofl c.; l.)hl· ,., nov. nn the
ND advisory board )
.\mong those mingling and
chatting "ere Lynn Hirsch,
Muriel Zink, Bunny Clayton,
Kathy Hamilton, Nora Hester and
her daughter Marilyn Glanulls,
Cindy Armstrong (the V1t11s' nc't
door ne ighbor). Sue Schaar,
Cecilia Nott, Judy Dobbs.
Barbara Bowie, Trish O'Donnell.
Barbara Gothard, Nora Jor-
gensen, Dorothy Stillwell, Shirley
Wilson, Leslie Colla and Maralou
Ingold.
Kathy Hamilton, Clndy ~tron& and Marty Malcomb.
Knapp wa' a member ot the' .iltcr \ acht Rat ing .\\!>ot1a1111n t ham
guard on 1hc J-boat Ranger whtl h p1omh1p\ \panning the detade'> H t:
defended lhC' (up 1n fuur. '>lfa1ght "a" al'>o o ne o f the foundt:r\ 1n llJ'O
wtnll, and wa' \k1ppfr 1n 19SX of the ot 1hc lnterrnllegiatt: ) cst:ht Rau ng
12-mett:r W1:a1herl). the first ~ear lhl· \\,oti:111on
I welve\ were u..cd 1n <up com pell \ailing at hlC\.ement'> 3\tde Knapp
lion He wa<, bcatl·n 1n 1he trn11\ IH " al\o "ell·kno"n a\ dn . .1Uthor
C.olumb1a ktturcr and racon1eur H 1\ IQ52
With Knapp at lhe helm ~l·..ither hook ·•Rau'.' \ nur Boal 1<1gh1 hit'>
I> dominated the ""e" York \ athl been r1:11d h) thrct• tieneratwn-. ul
Club t rul\e\ lrum 1959 to 1%1 ... 11lhua1 ralt:r\
"Inning 1n thO'>t: >Car\, among olha~ 'o" 1n 11'> fourth pnnllnll the hc,.,L. trophic~. lhe C)ucen'\ < luea~ .\\tor "'known colloqu1all~ a\ "\ink Your
(up ar.d H o'<l'~ Bowl Boal llpnghl," alter J \lun. 1<.napp
He a l'>o won the ~h1eld' ,(la\'> 1ell\ on h1m~lf abou1 the time-hr
national-; 1n I Y71 and ha!> r~tled 1n I h ··-.ank a d1n&h l' b<1" lir\I ll ~e a
Bermuda rate\ \uhmanne -and l·arne up with Ill\
One o f the fo undrng falher\ ol P•IX \1111 tn m} mouth ..
.. frostb1t1ng," Knapp has bct:n 1n-In attep11ng tht: Hnrnholt
\.Oh·ed In that wintertime d1ngh> r roph> Knapp n ted thr tmph\ .,
racing ~pon for more: 1han SO ~ear'> onh temale rec1p1ent hi\ ~oungl'r
Frum 1947·66 hl' was winning \kip· \t\ll'f \lkgra ~napp "1l'ft/ 111 I< •l"
per 1n 1he lo<:al \cnn 1n all hu1 li\l ' ~ "ho rl'll'l\!:d 11 1n u,1
~ason\ n1111ng thJI the\ "l'n: the 11111\ holhl·r
Ht'> mJn\ other honor\ tntlutk \l\ll"r Han:'>h11tl 11:.im Herreehoff Trophy winner Artie Knapp
Shame on boaters
.~ who ignore awards·
Wayne Schaefer, ri.ght, of Capietrano Beach, receives his
fourth place trophy for his performance in the Absolut Cup
Hobie 14 national sailing championships at Lake Mead,
Nevada . Malling the presentation ts Doug Campbell,
preeident of Hoble Cat.
CALENDAR
Halhoa 'ach1 ( lub continue" th
\unkl'>I \ene\ lht\ weekend "11h
rale'> on 1n\1de the ha) Lour\C'> on
\aturc.Ja\ Jnd kt:cl boat'> ..ailing 11tean
1.:uur'>l''> on \und a\
'e"pon HartX>r 'Jlhl ( luh "111
lJtl'r 10 L t:hm.in· 12 \ailnr'> \.itutdJ\
.ind \undJ\ "1th thl" ~rn D.i' .,
Pl'rrx-tual Troph' .11 \tJkl· < .ipl\lrJno H.n 'Jlhl < luh "111
h1>'>I 11'> ..innual c hrl\tma\ Kl·g_.1ltJ 11n
\und.1\
In othl'f \11uthl·rn < alllnrn1.1
'Jlht1n~ \"11t 1..i1111n <lfl"J\
Lo\ Angeles·Long Beat•b
( .ihnllo · tk.tlh 'Jlht ( luh
~ 1nll'r \l•nt'\ \aturdJ '
\t•JI Hl"iil h 'Jthl < fuh -\unJJ\
\Jtl11r' "1"fll'' 'o ' \unda \
\anta 'don1<-a Ba)
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I lohda\ \cnn \JturJ.i, \und.1\
an Diego
< ornn.ido ( J\\ 'Jl hi < luh
( luh ( la"•'-\\ 1nlL r \\ r , \..i1urd.1'.
\lt\\1un ~ii ' '.i. hi < uh · 11111
Kum Rt:l!,;lll J \.iturJJ , \unlla'
I k1:Jn\ldl' 'JLhl < luh l'o1n,1·1
11.i Rl·gatt.i C\Jh<111 \.11urt!.1'
\.intJ < l.ira RJung '""'u..i1111n -
I .i 11 '\enl''> ....,a lu rJ.i\
\outh"l''ilern 'J• ht < luh
( rrah.1m \h.ind \l'rtt:\ \JturdJ\
( 11rtc1 R.:1ung -\\\11l 1.1\111r. 'L.1
~ 1hl fk~attJ "unJ..t'
< ,1r11n.1J1 ',1\ht 1 1ul• I •1 i-'
'lrrth \l·r c' "unda '
\.in f>1q1• '.1l hr < lull I l.1\l'' u ..... 1 111 •K 11111<1 .h.1111p1 •• ,h1r•
""' d..i
Dorot~y Stillwell and Nora Jorgeneen.
Diane Rinker, Jao Vitti and Dot Clock recel•ed peeta.
8\ ADIO'\ LO< K.\Bf.')
Oelly l'llot loellftO wrn ..
'Jlht duh rJa 1111n 1tll·e' h.l•l
rhe 1mport..tnl hul "'1111:11m1·0.,
· th.inldl'\\ ,.,t 1! ~111ir.j.' ..ir unJ 1n
JO .int hured l°w1Jl 111 Jll >.inJ, ·•I
"l'atht·r
I heir J"h 11111\l ,1.11111111 ,.~nah
wa11 out thl· lint\h and n·rord ltmo;h
limn -\Ume11mn tar int11 the ntghl
Then thl'rc: " lhl· troph\ u1mm1t-
1e1: l hargl.'d "11h eep1ng all lhe
perpctudl h..in.l".ir.. rt•lt'hl·d and
keeping a rcu1rll 11t "h" ., 111 retet\e
"h..11 ~udo\ lllml· troph\ pre\<"n-
lJl1un ltml· u\uJlh al ..i d1nnl'f nl"Jr
the i:nd ol lite \eJ'>LJfi "1th all dub
mt:m~r., 1n\ 1ted out tu "1tne\\ and
Lhl·er the" inner'
Hut"hl•rt:Jrethl "•nnt·r,'l \U..ilh
L<lO\rlLUllU\ h\ !heir Jh\L'nlt: .\nj
r..ird. J., lhn \L"nll .i 1.fl"" 11r l.im11\
memh.. r t11 rnel'l lhl· pn1e
In he p.i'>t '>Ul h rudl"lll.,, h.I'> tx·er
Ol•'~J ..il lhr '-"ndu.,.11r 111 thl
'e''P"n 111 l n,•·nll.1 r.ill. "hert·
puh 1 11ll°1u.i1, rqH1·"-·ntlllk! th1·
ALMON
LocKABEY
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Laguna Beach gallery owner Diane Sassone (left) celebrates
at the recent opening of her n ew Forest A venue gallery
More than 1,000 attended her gala party including Susle
Lawrence and Charles Rokicki. Oils and serigraphs by neo
lmpreesioniat Marco Sassone wlll be featured when the
gallery opens Saturday. Diane also owns the Lady Di Fine
Art Pa.ten located two doon down from her new gallery.
Olympic gold medaliet Jeff f'loat of Newport Beach
preeented Marie Roethlleberger Marina High grad, the
Sporta Clti&en of Uie Year award from Provlcfence Speech
and Hearing Center. Marie, here wt t b mother Fran Wells of
HuntJn&ton Beach, accepted a 14 K gold pendant wt th the
center logo and a trophy at 'Meea Verde Country Club
following the third apnual golf tournament dinner.
Judy Dobbe. Catllerlae Tllyen &A~ .. carollne Sbea.
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82 * Orange Coast DAILY' PILOT I Thurtday, December 5, 1985
Details of her past sex life feed his f•ntasies
DEAR NN
LANDERS: l ama
31-year-old mother
ofthrtt sons. two
from a p~v1oui. mar-
nqeand.onefrom
my presentcommon-
law husband. age SI .
life anJ I believe" him. but I am not interestt'd in heanng
about h1~ old a1rltnends. A~ l matter off act I bc:rnmr
embarra~scd and wish he would stop.
.ind remarrying the!>e day~ that I am n.>nfu!>ed ahoul
rt'la11on!.h10~. ('an you help ckar the air'!
Both my grandparents on m) mother's side ha'"c been
married before and have children by prev1ou~ marriage!>
Th1:,y had my mother and mY. aunLAll ~mother's b.aJf. brother~ and s1stt'rs have children ofthc1rown. I say th ey
an.· my first half cousin!.. My husband say!> thev .ire nl)
\econd COUSI n~
DEAR BONKE R : Thl' c:blldreo of your motbu's
ball·brotben a.od sisters art' your first balf t.-ou11lns. You
are rlgbt.
ANN ,...,
UNDERS
Jim says we can ncverhaveagood mamagl· until I
confess all -names. dates, and places plus all the detail<.
Plca5t1ldv1se! I am -EMOTIONAL.LY DRAIN~) IN
THE BRONX
A stepmother 11 tbe woman 10 wbom your fatbt't 111
married. Slltff he e•• be marrl~ to oDly 011• womao at a
time, you can yve only one s tepmother at~ time. If b~
marries quite often you may bavf' a long lh;t of ex·
1tepmotbers. Jim and l ha ve
been together eight
years. He sayi. he will not marry me unh:ss I tl'll him about
all my past relationships. In other words, he ins1mon
knowing all the details of my sex hfe since I lost m)
virginity 14 years ago.
DEAR DRAINED: Tbe man obviously gets bis jollies
from beartn1 about tbe affair wltb that one man and be
would like to bear more.
If you don't wlsb to feed bis fantasies IA tbls ra tber
weird fasblon, tell blm flat out tbat tbe subject Is closed
and you are not going to talk about It anymore.
lo my oplnlon Jim Is using tbls as an excuse not to
marry you. If you met bis demands be'd probably use your
promiscuity as an even better excuse for not marrying
My husband'~ mother died when be was mall. J11s
father has married twice and been divorced tW1t'1!. Neither
woman has remarried. He plan·s to remarry soon. How
many stepmo1hers ca n a person have? They all have
children by previous marriages.
Tbe same goes for sh:pbrotbers and sisters. Wblle tbf'
marriage bolds togethe r you are related. Wbeo &be
marriage goH pffffl, you offlclaly lose the relatlonsblps
wltb tbat particular set. It sounds to me, however , a& If you
pick up a new set ratber promptly.
Ann, I to ld rum about one romance and I w1!1h I
hadn't. He has thrown 11 up to medozensoft1mesand
insists that I repeat the story again and asain. you. Hold your ground. -..._ • • •
How many stepbrothers and sisters can a pcr~on
have" Arc all thcchtldrcn by both previous marriages s1ill
related to me-orwhcn the mamagesended dad m)
rela11onsh1psend with them?-GOING BONKERS IN
TFX.\RK ANA
Some divorced people who Uke lbeir relatives by
marrla1e continue to consider them kin. This, lo my
opinion, ls perfectly floe.lil fact', T t'blok It ls rather
He claims he has confessed everything about h1!1 se' DEAR ANN I .ANDERS: There 1sso m11chd1vorcing
Her taste for party
fare down the drain
!\bout 20 years ago. my husband and ------------
1 were invited to an open house fot about
200 people.
As open houses go, there was nothing E J._
really significant about ii. We didn't meet RMA r '
anyone we later married and no one fell in
the punch bowl. However. we did B ".:_ I
discover something on that day that we OMBECI( ~-
would remember the rest of our lives. •••••••••••••• Hors d'oeuvres do not flush. We would
have to think of some other wav to ~et nd of them .
The problem with these little before-dinner snal'Jcs 1s that there 1s no wa)
1n the world ofkn owmg what you're eating until aftt·r 111~ 1n }Our m<1uth Then
11 1s too late. They do not break down b~ chewing. Somc11mc'i 'wallo1.1. mg docs
11. Some11mes not
It ma) be 1maginat1on. but these hule bab1e~ have been ge111ng more
creative year after year There was a ume when I could recogn111: 1he basic food
categones. Now. heaven only knows what 1s heaped on those httlc cracker' and
df) tnangles of toast.
In the beginning a hostess would set out a dish of nut~ to !>ta'"e off hunger
Then one da}. someone found a cute cracker and arranged 11 on a plate I he
next hostess decided a cracker looked naked and put a slice of theesc on 11
From that came the dips.
What really frosts me is that a hostess will nt'\Cr reveal what 'lhe 1) sen 1ng
on her hors d'oeuvres.
"What's this little brown thing on top'> .. I ask.
''What do you think it 1s? .. she chirps.
I then get 20 questions to come up with the answer. "Is it living or dead''"
"Is it American?" "Is it an po.lit1cs or the arts?" "Would I be likely to find 11 1n
my house?" "Is it bigger than a breadbox?" "Is 11 considered to be a gourmet
treat 1n this cou ntry, but bait everywhere else"" .. Doc~ 11 run under a rock
whenever there are bathers nearby?" "Did It look this bf:ld when 11 was yo ung?"
"Will I throw up when you tell me what 111s?"
As a woman whose casserole!. wear name tags. I've never objected to a
little mystery an cooking. but things have gotten out of hand. I have a whole
month of hors d'oeuvres ahead of me. a whole month of strange little lumps of
unidentifiable things bei ng snatched from freezers and popped into the
mi crowave to challenge my mind. Let us pray someone starts building a better
hors d'oeuvre ... or a better toilet.
It doesn't matter which comes first.
COOK-RUCKER
Kerry Michele Rucker of Hunt-
ington Beach became the bnde of
Michael Thomas Cook of Waukegan,
Ill., on OcL 26 in the Church of Jesus
Chnst of Latter-day Saints in Hunt-
ington Beach. Two hundred guests
attended their reception following the
ceremony at the church.
Joseph and Marylea Rucker of
Huntington Beach. Thomas Cook of
Kentucky and Janis Cook of
Waukegan are the parents of the
couple.
The bnde wore a gown of silk and
chiffon. A high standing collar. yo ke
and lace ruffie accented the bodice,
and seed pearls. satin ribbon and
Veneuan lace adorned the bodice and
cathedral tram. She wore a fingertip
allusion veil and carried a bouquet of
silk lthes. carnations and roses.
Jolea Daniels. stSter of the bnde.
was matron of honor, and Pamela
Flanders and Jennifer Goddard were Kerry Cook
bndesmaids. Best man was Daniel
Fuller and Tom Egan and Bryan
Daniels were ushers.
After a honeymoon cruise to Mex-
ico. the couple are residing in Hunt-
ington Beach. She is self-employed
and he 1s with t-he U.S. Marine Corps
1n Tustin. ...
MANCUSI-BRO HARD
Joanna Ruth Brohard and Mano
Vanccnl Mancusi , both of La Jolla.
exhanged wedding vows at the Thurs-
day Club in Point Loma on Nov. fO.
A reception followed for the 175
guests .
Mr. and Mrs. John Brohard of
Irvine and Mr. and Mrs. Andrew
Mancusi of San Diego are the parents
of the bndal couple. ·
The bnde wore a gown of white
iijiiiiiiiiiiiiiijjijjjijiiiiiiil tulle and silk with appliqued silk flowers. Her chapel train was
gathered to a silk bow at the back of
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Diana Bro hard. sister of the bnde.
was maid of honor, and bndesma1ds
were Barbara Bolla and Laura Mack
Daniel Camp was best man. and
Michael Hood and David Boeh were
ushers.
Attending lhe ceremony from Nor-
folk. Va. was the bride's aunt. Mrs.
()lflth1a Jay, and Mr. and Mrs. Lester
Brohard of Newark, Ohio. grand-
·parents of the bndc. were also
present.
The couple are residents of La Jolla
after a Thanks~1vm$ ska tnp to Lake
Tahoe. She as with the b1olog}
department a1 UC San D1eg<1 and he
is employe<r by the Sheraton Hotel
and Carlson Contracting and Mason-
ry.
WILLIS-FRY
The Rev. John P. Ashey II of-
ficiated at the blessing of the marria c
shores interiors
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of Mr. and Mrs. A. Edgar W1l s 1n St.
James Episcopal Church an wport
Beach on Nov. 23.
Mr. and Mrs. Withs were mamed
an Las Vegas by Hunter Borthwick.
mamage comm1ss1oncr. on Sepl. 23.
The brother of the bndegroom. John
R. Wllhs and has wife. Uv1ah. of
Texas. were an attendance
Mrs. W1lhs l!I lhe daughler of Mr
and Mrs. ( W Ff) of Lynwood. She
was given in mamage by her fa1her
and attended by her daughter-in-law.
Sylvia Burnett as matron of honor.
Her son. C. L~ nn Burnett. was best
man.
Another ~on. Charles Burnett. was
1 n charge of m U!)IC for the ceremon}.
Joan Bowie was soloist and Bruce
Rohen~ was or1tan1st
Other children of the bndc. Lisa
and Shen Burnett and her grandsons.
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Mr. and Mra. Caldwell
Daniel. Yo\an and Bnan ti umclt
were also in auendance and assisted
w1thphotography and refreshments
CALDWELL-FORAN
Michele Ann Foran of La Habra
and Glenn C. Caldwell of Ponland.
Ore .. exchanged wedding vows 1n the
Hillcrest Church m La Habra Heights
on Oct. 27. They greeted 350 gues1s at
their recepuon at the Rio Hondo
Country Club.
Roben and Lupe F-oran of La
Habra and James and Zola Caldwell
of Libby, Mont .. arc the parents of the
couple.
The bnde wore a wedding gown of
white 'i3t1n with French lace apph-
ques on the sleeve~ and bodice and a
saun bow at the begrnn1ng of the lacc-
tnmmed cathedral 1ra1n. A pill-box
headpiece. made b} her mother. was
tnmmed with hand-sewn opalescent
sequins and pearls on ti\ e yards of
tulle. She earned while orchids and
pink and while roses surrounded b)
asparagus fem and trailing step-
hanot1s.
Maid of honor was Kathleen
Luitw1cler and bcsl man was David
S1etson. Other bndal attendants were
Lorraine Bacon. Marilyn and Julie
Foran and Juhe Kenne)". Usher~ were
Joe Thrasher, M1kr Welsh. Howard
Eisenberg and Rotx·n Lu1tw1clcr.
The couple arc residents of Lake
Forest after a honeymoon 1n Cancun,
Me'<tCO. The} are both employed hy
the Ncwpon Beach Police l)epan-
ment.
CEBALL<>S-HANSON
Former Newport Beach rc'i1dcnt
LaFJ1ne Claire Hanson became 1he
bnde of Ronni
Habra in the Loe; .\hos (ommun11y
Church in Long Beach on No'" 3.
Offic1a11ng al the cercmon) wac; the
Re' Murra} T McNeil. who had
mamed the bndc·., parents. Mr and
Mrs Rohert Hanson of Palm Dcs'iCrt
The couple greeled 12.5 guests at their
reception m the Long Beach Yach1
Club.
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Laraine CebaK'oa
Mr and \fr, Ed1.1.ard Ceballo<. ol
La Habra arl' lhe parents of thl·
bndegroom
The bndr ''ore a trad1t1onal high
necked long slce\Cd satin gown wnh .J
full train. Lace and tear-drop pearl
accents tnmmed the bodice.
Patnck McKenna was bc!>t man
and Janellc.Ge1lcr was maid of honor
Other attendants v.erc Karen Cini
fiths. Allison · Jennings. Bonn1l
Wiison. Dec Townse nd a ...
bndesma1ds. and Dave Hanson
Gar. Bracamontes. Dennis Garn1
and· Eddie Ceballo'i as ushers. Jen-
ni fer Gnffith~. niece of the bndc wa'
flower girl and Eric Jimenez. a
nephc1.1. of the bridegroom was nnK
bearer
Following a Ha\.\a11an honeymon
lhl' newlyweds are residing in In me
The bndc. known professionally as
Laraine Claire. 1s a free-lance harpist
and composer. She attended De Pau'"'
Un1 vers1t). Nonhwestcm L'ni\l'r'itl'
and received her degree in mu'ill
from the Universit) of Southern
California. he 19'afliltatcd with DcltJ
Gamma soront} and was presenteJ
as a dcbutantc at the 1982 Grecnw1rh
Conn .. Coulhon.
Her husband altcnded Fullerton
C ollcgc and rrc1cved a B. "'· degree in
accounting from USC He as a CP \
with Ernst and Wh1nnry of N<.'wpon
Beach.
MERRITT-BARR
St. John Neumann ( athof1l
Church in Irvine was the setting fo1
the Nov. 9 nuptial Mass un111ng
Karen .Barr of In ine and Tom
Mcmu of Villa Park.
olo1st dunng the ceremon y '"'a'
Bob Memn. father of the bnde. T\.\11
t1on at 1he .\1rportl·r Inn hotel 111
Inane
Bob and \fart\ MJhunc\ ul
Laguna Niguel and Donald \krr1tt (II
Valla Par!.. are the parent\ ol th,
couple.
The bndc wore a go1.1.n ul wh11,
~tin in tum-11f·lht·-t:1.•ntur) st~l111g
w11h a pearl tnmmed hod1ce and .1
marching hat
Marnie Ruben 1.1.a, matron ul
honor. and Debb1l' L. uthcr. Sand\
Barbor and Nant> Merritt wen·
bndcsma1ds. John Merritt was tx·~t
man and usher-. Wl're Pat Kenned\
Jim Mcm11 and AHon Barr
fhc couple \1~11t•d llnng Kong.
I halland and the l'h11l1pme~ on thl'll
wedding tnp and are now resident' ul
Irvine. She IS a flight attendant for Jet
Amenca Airlines and he is an
attorne} with the firm of Drumm\
Garrett. King and Ham!ton ·
WESTBURG-DYSART
The Newporter Resort was 'the
sctung for the Nov. 9 wedding and
reception ofNew_pon Beach residents
Dianne Lynn Dysart and Arthur
Hamson Westburg 111.
Mrs. Glona Dysart and Frank
Dysan of Millbrae are the parents of
the bridl', and her husband 1s the son
of Mr. and Mrs .. Dean Bieber of
Phoenix.
The bride wore a while gown with
detailed flower embroidery on thl'
sleeves and bodice. The s\ort swept
into a cathedral train and her ve al wao;
held with a bea~d headpiece.
Tammara D sart was maid of
honor and Gera d Dickman was best
man. Other bridal attendants were
Patricia Hennessey, Tanya Slifer.
Rebecca Conklin and Leanne Mc Kit·
trick as bridesmaids. Ushers were
Robert Gordon, Douglas Walmslev.
Patrick Reardon and R1char«1
Hackett Jr.
The coup!( arc residents of Ncw-
pon Beach after a weddma tnp to Maui. She is with L1a)lthouse Mafket-
ing 1n Newport Beach and he cm ·
eloyed by thcProgres~1 '"e Retailers Organ1zat1on.
ln•e-x•pen•elve•
'(In 111 apen slv) not nagn tn prle9,
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Orange Coast DAILY PILOT /Thursday. December 5. 1985 BS
Did she kill or·didn 't she? •
Only Rachel knows for sure
By TOM JORY
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NEW YORK -h 1hac ctn) doubt
that the mystenou~I) widowed (on-
1essa Sangalleu~s about to dis.po~ of
her ne"" husb nd, AmbroS<:'1 .. For
God's sake." lh wrrtr:hed man writes
his )Oung cousin in England ... coml'.'
qu1ckl). She ha~ done for me .at last
Rachel, m> torment"
B) the time Philip Ashley am "es at
the contessa'i. '11la
n Florence. .\m·
brose Ashley 1'>
dead and the
\>.Oman nowhere 10 ;
be found. Instead.
he enc-ounten
tormancc. In some scenes I acted as
though I had murdered him 1n others
as though I knew f hadn't I ne"er
made up m) mind dunng lhC' i.hoot-
1n'g. I did after I ~w the completed
version."
The classic (io thH.: tale leans hcav1-
I\ on ambiance to create the·requ1s1u:
s'ui;pense. and du Mauner''I nat1\t:
C ornisl\ coast, the -.outhwestern up uf
England, cooperate'> here h~ pro\ 1d-
mg the splendid Bnush Broadc:a)t1n~
Corp production with a cons1\tcntl}
gloom~ backdrop.
But Cornwall offers more than a
dreal) setting for the stor: Eene.
S\ mbohsm pervades the tale much of
1i related. no douh1. to local ht'>t<>r.
Joanna David. was !ithown several
:years ago Bo.th no' el~ were produced
prev1our.I> tor the motion picture
screen ··~h Cuu\an Rachel" in I 9S2
w11h Oii\ aa de Hav11land and Rich-
ard Bunon, and ''Rebecca" w1th Sir
Laurence: Ohvaetand Joan Fontaine
The punst m1&ht consider the
ltteran-1w1st concTuMon of 1he cur-
rent q~·ri;1on.of .. My Cousin Rachel" a
btt un .. portsmanhke but then 11 is not
d m\sh.:n m 1he whodunit sense.
rather lo quote the author, "a stud}
111 Jt·aloui.~ and not 1n cnme."
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84 Orange Coast DAIL V PILOT/ Thursday, December 5. 1985
A role she can get her fingers into
By JE RRY BUCX ..
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1.0S ANGELES -Ma1c Win-
ningham c-U.n measurt' some of 1he
milestones ofhl'r lift' by her mm1es.
She met her husband, Bill Mapel.
when he was technical adviser on the
1981 TV movie "Freedom."
"We have three children," she said.
"I was four months pregnant when I
did 'A Few Days in Weasel Creek.' t
was fi ve months pregnant when I
played Helen Keller in 'Teacher.' I
was three months P.regnAn1 when I
did 'St. Elmo's Fire. "
Winningham. however, was not
pregnant when she did her latest
movie. "Love ls Never S1len1." a
"Hallmark Fall of Fame" drama that
will be broadcast Monday night on
NBC
I he Bl tress M.'l'\ the role as a
companion pit<.'<' to "Teacher " "I
knew af\er I did Helen Keller 1hat
wasn't the end of 11." she said. "They
both were roles I felt personally
nunurC'd by.''
In the movie there 1s a lot of
turbulence between mother and
daughter. "My mothl·r feels I am
~shamed of them." ~he said.
'Margaret 1s slruQghng with a grea1
fear of being d1fTcrcn1. h's 1m ponan1
to her that no one regard her as
different. Bui beyond that 11's a
mother-daughter conflic1 that we all
go 1hrough. o 11 becomes greater
than JUSl the storr of a deaf fam1lv.''
In that film. she plays a young
woman in conflict between her world
of the heanng and the silent worJd ol
her deaf parents. The m6' 1e 1s sci 1n
the 1930s and '40s, when man~ deaf
people were ashamed 10 use sign ·
language tn public.
·~~· Mare Winningham leta her finger• do the talking.
Winningham was discovered by an
agen1 in a high school production of
"The ound of Music." Her first
mo' 1e appearance was in 1980 m
"Amber Wa ves." v.h1ch bliOughl her
an Emmy as bes1 supponing actress.
he also starred m the min1sencs
"The Thom Birds" and the movies
~off the Minnesota Stnp:· "The
Women\ Room:· "Where Are My
Chtldrt'n?" "Threshold" and "One Tnck Pony" ··Lo, e Is Never Silent" 1s adapted
from the book "In This 1gn" b}
Joanne Greenberg. It ali;o stars Clons
Leachman, Sid Caesar. Ph ) 111\
Frehch. Ed Waters1ree1 and Fred
Lehne. Frehch. who 1s deafand won a
Tony for her Broadway appearance in
"Children of a Lesser God," pla)'s the
mother. %~treet. also deaf. 1s the
father.
W1nn1ngham had to karn to sign
for the film. She did not need ll when
she pla)ed Helen Kt-!lt•r because
KeUer was blind and used fingt>r
spelling.
"Learning signing wasn'td1tlitull "
she said "What wa s d10icult v.as 1hat
I got the film onl ) a week before I haJ
to lea'e fo r Vancouver, Canada. to
start work . I've never worked so hard
before. Again. 11 was difficult becau\e
I had to sign and perform s1mul ·
taneousl}. It's against every1h1ng 1n
)OU 10 speak and sign. and to act and
sign 1s more difficult.
"~1gning 1s often not Just words. but
rnncepts. Sometimes in m} scenes I'd
have to sign. speak m) Imes and
1n11:rprc1 Ph ~ll1!> and Ed. M) bram
v.ould be 1n constant motion. doing
two or three things at o nce. T he
director had 10 keep the pace gomg.
·Marc. can ~ou speak up'> Mare. can
}OU sign''' II was hke musrc. in1egrat·
1ng Ph}ll1s· and Ed's hnec; into mine.''
Winnmgham said \.Crbal111ng was
"lt~e providing sub11tles. That's the
onl) wa\ the audience will know what
Ph ~ lhs and Ed are signing."
W1nn1ngham has completed ABC'!.
"The Pete Gra)' S1ory." in which
Keith Carradine stars as a one-armed
baseball player. "I had a grca1 reunion
with Dennis Weaver, who played my
father in 'Amber Waves.'" she said. "I
didn't know he was in 1hc picture
until he walked in to the makeup
1ra1ler. I nearly fainted."
TV 'fiction' causes friction
CHICAGO (AP) -MaT) T)lcr
Moore pla)S a newspaper columnist
in a new 1elev1s1on show scheduled 10
bc~n Dec. 11 . but a publisher 1s ti ting her debut at the fi ctional
C icago Post.
The publisher of the real Chicago
Post. Alderman Richard Mell. has
asked the show's production com-
pany to "cease and desist" broad-
casung the program and says he will
go to court if necessary.
"This ISJUSt a way ofsaymg. ·wa11 a
second. A trademark is the funda-
mental right of a person in this
country who 1s startmg a small
business for protecting himself from
the big guy."' Mell said. "The big guy
just wants to come in and step o n him:·
MTM Enterpn ses calls the Chicago
Post a fi c11onal.1hird daily newspaper
in Chicago. Mcll's paper. a monthly
pubhcauon distnbu1ed free w11h an
estimated circulation ot 40.000 ha'
existed two )'ears and is prOll'Cled b)
federal and state trademarks he \3~.,
··11hink MTM is obv1ousl} a large
corporauon, and the} feel a small
compan) 1s apparentl) not wonh
bothenng w11h." Mell said. "If their
attorneys had checked th r
trademarks. they probabl) would nol
have used 1t (lhc Chicago PO\l
name)."
An attorney handling the matter for
MTM En1erpnses 1n Chi cago v.as out
ofh1s office unul Wcdne'ida)'. and tht
firm could not comm ent. ~1d Mar)
Hutchings Reed, an ass1 tant 1n the
office.
In the program. tllled "Mar)."
Moore Wlll be a "a vmce of ~nll\
surrounded b) a cotene of cra1)
characters:· said Mell's attornC'\.
Roben Le\\, ·
The newspaper v.hcre the~ work IS
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THE MOVll •c;
produll'r:. tlnn 't dispute. he ~1d
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run\ a <.tu~ about a groom-to-be
arsun1c.1 dnd cames lhe headline.
"..\r\on1s1 Sets Himself on Fire.
\\edd1ng -.:1gh1 Spoiled."
"The C. h1cago Post 1s not a sic~
ne""paper .. Mell told the Chicago
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Le\ y said letters wert: se nt about
1v.o weeks ago lo MTM Enterprise~
In t 1n Studio C1tv. Cahf .. and to the
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the network that will air the show.
"\l.e ha\e had contact and have
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Clowning around
Marianne McDonnell plan ta a ldee on a beaming David Paul
ln a acene from the children'• play .. The Red Sboea" at the
Laguna Moulton Playhouae. Orlglnally scheduled to open
ton!ibt, the ebow'e first performance ha• been poetponed
untif Saturday. Detail• are available at 494-0743.
'Die Fledermaus' set
for Clemente staging
The mum' of Johann ~trau\S. long
assoc1a1ed v..11h the hohda> !>Cason.
comes 10 San Clcmenle Saturda)
when the Shoe'itnng Opera ~oc1e1~
formerl} Commun11~ Opera Rcper-
tOI'). present) "Die Flrdermau~ ... h"
most popular operella
The single San Clementl' ~r
formance begins at 7 30 pm . at thl'
San Clemente Communi1 .. < enter
corner of A' en1da D<'I Mar :ind
A ven1da Senlla.
Shoestnng Opera <X'1el)' bnng\
opera to audiences. rather than rl'·
qumngaud1ences to tra' cl 10 opera m
Los Angeles or San Diego. fhl·
company. traveling on a i;hoe~tnng
budget, presents II'> produc11om \"1th
costumes and ~cencr) augmenting
the vocalists.
Richard Anderson dircl·t, the \1ng-
mg ensemble /.\ndcr en I'> k no.,., n
local I) for produc11on~ "1th the
Cabnllo Pla}houc;e. for Gilbert and
Sull1.,an p,roduc11on~. and tor La
Cns11:.1011a Pa1tean1 productions
1 he ta'>t lea1ures Michael
M1..C ormac~ as ELSCD.Stem. Gretel
~fines as Rosahnda, Sheme Hook as
.\dele. and other smgers and at·1ors in
\upponing roles McCormack 1~
knO\.,n 1hroughou1 Orange Count}
for appearances 1n leadmg roles v.11h
man' opera groups. Gretel Hines
pre!tcntc; one·'WOman vocal showc;
throughout the count}. Sheme Hoo~
v.111 be remembered in an Clemente
for her Micaela m "Carmen" last
)l'Ur
\n Jdded a11raction at the per-
formance will be door pmes conc;1st-
1ng offrec dinners at local restaurants.
( ontnhutmg eateries include Pas1a
< uc1na and the Kultured Kitchen 1n
'ian ( lcmente. and Scaranuno's Ital-
ian Inn 1n San Juan ('ap1s1rano
1 icketc, tor lht) San Clemente
performance are $4. a,·ailablc at the
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COMPLETE NYSE COMPOSITE TRANSACTIONS, Be
Holiday fares not so successful
Airlines will off er
fewer bargain rates
for Christmas tra vel
CHICAG6 (A P)-MaJo r airlines
say they were no t overwhelmed b> the
response to the hcav1I> disco unted
fares offered during the Thamkg1ving
holiday, and fewer bargain~ will be
available for C'hnstma~ ·
Thrct maJor earners. .\mcncan.
TWA and Unttcd. ha\i~ not an-
nounced an> d1.,count!> for
Chnstmas. But fourother airline<> this
week began a fare war on flights from
, OvER THE CouNTER
HEW YORK
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r:i:,c1o.;n °"w':. CalM" s .. • E•eNuc1 12 12 • EmoAir ~a v, Stt~k C•IWtr ' 41 •. 4q En11Cnv ' 1'I 810 A•lt A l C•nonC. 1'I • Entw1\0 I. I •• COM60 • I ' EQI01I ,, • 11•· FrmC.
the Ne-w York area to Flonda during
the pre-Chnstmas travel lull .
Delta Air Lines. Eastern Airlines
and Peo ple Express on Monday
announced $49 one-way fares for
limned seating o n mid-week flights
tro m the New York area to Miami
Fort Lauderdale and three othc;
Flonda c1t1es from Dec. 3 to Det 17
New York A11:.followed Tuesday by
offenng $39 one-wa> weekday fares
on all flights from Newark. N.J .. to
Orlando and Tampa from Dec 5
through Dec. 17
' Airline o ffic ials said the
Thanksgiving Day flights were more
cro~ded than m pre ... 1ous years but
11 ' 12 .... Hlorln MavnOl
d id not tullill the ex0t·na11om ol at
lea\t 1-wo of the earner'> whu ofTcred
discounts ranging up tu 85 percent.
"The rc!>ull\ wen.• IC'>'> than O'-t'r-
whelm1ng," I~ llopkin!. '>PO~esman
for U ri1tcd A1rl1n1:s. said Tuesda)
A.merican Airline'> v.huh
launched the pnce war for the holida~
-weekend when 11 offered discounts ol
up to 85 pencnt, al\o said 11 did not
cal'T) as man~ pas~ngers as ant1c1-
pated.
••
Joe Stroop . .,poke~man for Am~·n
t:an. said 1n a telephone 1nter.1ev.
from Fo n V..onh, rexac. that .\men -
can filled 61.J perlent of 11s seau dunng
the three-da) promouon short of the
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MUTUAL FUNDS
Holiday Special*
'275'' W•ldef'• Outfit compl•t•
,149 .. w /o
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1 #95 cart
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please J'k about our
POW R·lUTE we Iden
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l(() percent 11 had expected ,
rravelers who took advantage of
the discounts had to 11> on
Thanksgiving Day and make return
flights by aturda> night
Amencan normal!)' flies w11h onl)
about 40 percent occupancy on those
da}S.
Hopk_ins s.a1d United had expected
about 70 percent of 1t'i scab to bt
tilled but sold only 58 percent. L1 nlled
normally fl1e& at about 40 percent of
capaCll) on Thanksgiving
Stroop said Amencan "'ev.ed the
program as a success e\en though 11
did not h"e up to expectations
"We think we ma} ha'e brQken
even finaoc1all> At least -we didn't
have the hca') losses that we usuallr
have o n Thanksgiving We would
strong}) con~1der d oing 11 aga1~ ..
Dcfta A.1rhnes 1s offenn~ reduted
fares for three da)'~ at ( hmtmas
following a pos1tl\·e respanse on
Thanlcsgn 1ng. said spokesman J 1m
Ewing b) telephone from Atlanta.
He said Delta's booktng!> ~ere
about 50 percent ot capacity o ut of
Atlanta o n Thanksg1v1ng Day. an
increase o f 55 percent O\er last year
E.astem A.1rhne!> o ffered the dis-
counts but does not enthus1ast1rall>
support them. said Paula Musto, in a
telephone 1nten 1ew from M1am1
Eastern 1\ offenng '>mailer dis-
counts at ( hmtma<,, but most ol
tho)( seats are gone Musto said
NYSE UPS & DOWNS
UP S AHO OOWHS NEW YORK (AP) -The following 11~1 sllows I~ New York Slock Exchange slocks and warranls lhar !lave oone uP Ille mosl and down ll'le mosl baled on percenr of change r19ardlen of volume
I o r W e d n e s d a v
High-rise fo r small U!Jers
Thia new 11-atory. $40 m llllon Koll Center office bull~
at 18201 Von Karman ln lrrine, at the lntereection ,.
Mlchelaon Drive , h u been de.lgned to provide prest:tce
office apace for amall·bualneea occupant.a.
No securities trading t>elow S? are lnc1 -·1,1ded Nel and e>ercenlage cMnges ere 1ne difference between rhe prulous closlng price and Wednesdav·s 2 pm
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• Dally Piiat THURSDAY. DECEMBER s. 1986
Competitive fleld to compete et Mlle• Eaton tournament. C2.
Orange Coeat edvencea In JC regional volleyball tourney. C2.
Marina inJiln up~et mode
Vikes have 2 surprising wins
a lready: ts Poly next victim?
By ROGER CARLSON
Of the Delly 1'!194 ltefl
Marina I l1gh fuotball coach Da vt' Thompson
will be asking h1!> V1k1ngs for something extra
Fnday night.
It isn't as 1f h11. Yikes hadn't accommodated
hts eve!) wish 1n rolling into the C'IF 81g Five
Confereo~e sem11inals. l hompson's founh shot in
five years to get w1th1n one step of the finals.
The V1kes rallied to upset San Gorgon10 in
their CI F optncr, thCJt stu11ned No I seed and
previous!~ unbeaten B1~hop Amat w11h ;un1or
quarterback Rick Vandcmet at the controls. to
improve their record to 8-3-1.
After a 1-2-1 start the V1k1ng\ have won c;even
of eight. the only ~tbal'k the 51-14 d1~ster to
Edison in the Sunset League finale
Now they must contend with Long Beach Poly
(I 0-1 ). It\ at Cemtos ( ollege Fnday n1~ht ball and run out the dock they put the ball 10 the
Pol> has l\ deft.'flse which has been touted a~ air and as a ~ult Milhlcan intercepted and scored
the best in Southern California 1n the fading ~conds.
Fountatn Valle> was blanked by both Manna It left Poly wuh an 8-1 record, and the
and Pol)' Manna shut the Baroni. off. 35-{J. and Jackrabbits were forced to enter the Big Five
Poly did it, 21-0. Poly limned the Barons to Just 5f> Playom. as the Moore League's No. 2 team.
yards through the air, with three 1nterc.cpt1ons "The.,'re very good aa"tnSt the pass and helping the cause. , _.
Leonard Russell, a 6· I. 200-pound Junior is the> 're good against the run." continues Thomp.
Poly's No. 1 runner, and the pao;sing game re' ol~es son .. They're very large and very fast. n's spooky.
around . quarterback Mike Herring, a 6..{J, 165_ How some bod) beat them, I don't know "
pound 1un1or. Mike Hemng, Pol~ ·s quanerback, 1s con-
A .victory l'Ould send the V 1kings 1n a rt'matl h s1dered a ><ilid -.crambler w11h a good arm. and he
against Edison has two c~cellent recel\t'rs 1n Chns Roscoe and
'Tm not even th1nk1ng about that," said E:nc Morgan
Thompson "Long Beach Pol) 1s loaded with good Leonard ~U'>\ell 1~,'the leading rusher. but for
defensive players. and loaded ~1th excellc_nt the must pan Pol; s strength 1s its unyielding
athletes. They have great athlete!. that <.:an run and delen);t:
throw. They throw a lot .. ~t onc prnnt the Jackrabbits recorded live
Poly throw'> '>0 mulh that somet1mcs 11 straight shu tout!> and for the cntirt' ntne~game
backfire~. On the wa y to a perfect regular \Ca~on regular season allowed JUSt 18 points.
the Jackrabbits had a I J-Y lead over M1lltkan with Fnda)'°!> winner will play at Anaheim Stadium
less than a mmute to pla) Rather than s11 on tht: a week later tor the Btg Ft ve crown.
------------------------~---------------------------------------Edison learn&
a tough lesson·
in 63-62 loss
Missed opportunities
come back.to h aunt
Chargers in opener
By ROGER CARLSON
Of Ille Delly Piiot l t.n
Not every worm turn\ in the
d1rect1on ti'!> supposed to. as Edison
High basketball coarh Jon Borchert
found out to his d1c;may Wednesday
night.
H ts talented 4uintct did everything
11 was supposed to do. except click
when uncontested. and IQst. 63-62.
The oppos1t1on, a highl y-regarded
Capistrano Valley team under Mark
Thornton. failed to execute as it
planned, yet won the non-league
opener for both teams at Edi')on.
.. The play wasn't designed that
way," admitted Thornton of Shawn
Reed's dn ve of the lane, which
resulted in two free throw~ with 10
seconds left.
"We had 14 seconds and wanted to
take 1t down four secunds and pop
Reed out." conunued Thornton ... We
took ll in way too soon, but maybe the
kids know more than the coach."
For Thomt0n. the m1s!>Cd assign-
ment was easy to S';"aijow. For
Borchert, several eas} lay-up<, and
assorted missed opponunitte~ wert·
vel) difficult to d1gcst.
"We're going to look at the film
later tonight aod say 'look at that,'
and 'look at that,'" said Borchert.
"That's what hurts .. You get to a point
where you have to put 1t awa~. We
had a s1x-po1nt lead and didn't put 1t
away.
"When the opponun1t1es present
themselves and yo u're 2-on-I and 3-
Coby Naeaa
Ram&
to start
Btock
Robinson decides
not to change QBs
for 49ers ma tc h up
-
Rams Coach John Robinson has
hnd cnou&h speculation th1~ week.
On Wednesday. n dny ahead of
schedule, Robinson named Dieter
Brock.. the Ra.ms' .starter m 12 of 13
games this SCH<"n, as his starting
quarterback against the San Fran·
cisco 49trs, answcn ng the question he
himself raised carher this week
"I wanted to clim1n1ttc tht soccu-
lat1on," RobinM>n ~td.
Robinson aid that Br<X'k would
su1n becaust he aivcs the Rams their
best chancr to heat the 4<>ers. ,
"We evaluated what gives the be t
chance to W\n,'' Rob,nson ~1d. "We
feel Ditter Brock docs that."
Af\er ht t. team's ofTenM: sputtered
in :i ~1.1.1 Ion to the New Orleans
..
srore. We must have missed Jive or
six lay-ups "
Borchert, however. has reason for
opt1m1 sm. His club overcame a 15-
point defici t to one of Orange Coun-
t) 's best. and had 1t not been for some
failed free throws down the stretch, 11
would have been Borchen explaining
his victory. and Thornton trying to
explain tht> miscues.
Capo Valley opened With a nu1d.
fast-breaking offense with 6-9 John
Wa1kle and 6-7 Jason Trask at the
point of attack. but a 36-21 lead lead
began to evaporate in the late-going.
Then the Chargers took control in the
third Quarter with an effective press
and pressure.
Trask went out with his fourth foul
w1th 5:41 left tn the third quarter and
Capo Valley ahead, 42-32. and by the
ttme he returned for the start of the
founh penod the Chargers had a
44-42 lead.
Buckets hy Mike Prince and Ken
l\mmann upped Edison's kad to
48-42. stretching Edison·.., buf\l to 17
stra1gh t i)oi.nts.
Edison's last edge came with 42
seconds left when l\mmann hit both
ends of a one-and-one to g1 ve the
Chargers a 62-61 lead. But with 18
seconds left. Edison failed to rnnncct
at the hne. g1\1ng Capo the !"-all and
enough time to scorl'
Edison Sllll had 11mt· tu counta,
but l\mmann's 6-fo111 \hot "'1th lour
seconds left missed its mark and ( apo
rebounded.
"We're gmng tu have some un-
believable games." said Borchert.
"with 75 and 80 percent )hooting. M)
kids can light 11 up."
That was evident 1n the third
quarter when the Chargers '>llZled
with six straight buckets on the way to
recovenng fr4lm the big ddicit. but Binder
game a
Oilers miss; Laguna Beach drops Norco
HB can't h ait Muir; Naess
leads Artists into semis
Muir but the big d1tkrenct· was front li ne \conng
and a 4 5-~cLOnd span 1n the fourth quartn "'hen
the Oiler~ "'ere guilty Df three straight turnDH'r'>
after panng tht• defictt to three poinh
night 1n thl· 11r\t mund 111 lht' t-<1untain \ .i11n
In' 11at1onal 1n .i .., \(J l'ngagcmcnt \\1th \1 illilJn
tol•l"' 1ng thl' n o'clod' nrencr hctv.el·n l-Jl\11n anJ
Sen1te
H unungton Beach went head-to-head with
Muir before dropping 11~ non -league boys basket-
ball contest. while Laguna &al..'h lnerpowcrcd
Norco in the Art1s1~· own tourn~1mcnt Wcdne'>tia\
night.
o\ 10-S ddiClt tn the fiMt quaner J1cta1ed the
balance of the gamt· a~ Huntington Beach wa~
forced to pla) catch up
Darren Sno" v.orked loir t'1ght rehound' .ind
thl' Oilers' balance was e"1dt•nt 1n tt'rm~ ot J''''h
"'1th lour sharing the lead "'Ith two cal h
Laguna Bu<'h 64, !\orco 54. \t·n111r ( 111°'\
'."aes~ ~cored ~x point'> to lead the h1"1 \rtl\1' 111
tht' 'll'lOf! n' er thl' ( oug.ir' in th1 •tuJrll'rlinJI' 111
tht' Lagun.1 Bralh l 1•urnamrnl
1 ht· \rt1~h hl'IJ .t '4-211 k.iJ .11 lhl' h.ill Jnd
hdd J tnn1,1,tl·n1 :-.·ro1n1 k.1J thr11u)!.h mu,h 11l th1
\t'tnnJ h.111 '"r'" IH'lt'r kJ
Herc's a look at what traw.pirl'd.
Muir 57. Huntington Beach SO: I or 1111: -.e1.:und
11me 1n three night~ the Oiler' JU~t m1<,,ed aga1n\t
rated rompet1t1on as Mu1r''l l olts. ranked No 3 111
the Cl F 4-A . held on to drop the Oiler-; to 0-~ 1n
non-league competition at the PasaJcna-ba!>ed
school.
Snm~ led Huntington Beach's stnnng "Ith 1 •
point~. :ind JU1n1ng the fl-5 \no" "'ere n-(J \hanl'
Pariseau (I J J and 6-6 Sha\\ n Jt'n::.cn 1 HlJ
Oilers shooting from the field \.\3\ JU~t Jn
perce nt as the~ could manage Just I 7 ot 4". and at
the line the~ were 16 of 2J. as oppoSt'd to \I u1r'' 41
percent from the field <23 of 56) and I l-for-14
Jl('.rformance at the ltnc.
'·11·" .1 "·~ lt'ntn "J', n·J1h·u .... ,u, .1 ,11011~
de kn"' l' gJmt: .t' "'di
\u111 ~krJman .tJJcd 211 r<11nh ti> lhc \rtl\h
t3U\l'
l .igunJ tka,·h aJ\dllH'"' '" tht' ,,·m11in;.1t'
f nJa ~ night :it.., '" .iga1mt thl' "'nnn "' t»n1gh1'
\an c ·kmt·nte-T us11 n &Jllll'
Derek Browll. a 1un1or who played at Ocean
View in his freshman )ear, dircctt'd the attack for Huntington Beach returns to ac11on Monda\
Robin eon Brock
Saints last weekend. Robinson said at
hi~ weekly press luncheon that he
would wait until today before an -
nouncing the Rams' itarter 10 the
game Monday night against the 49crs.
However. he dcctdt:d to announce
hi s dec1s1on Wednesday an order to
end any debate over his choice
between Brock and his backup Jeff
.Kemp.
Prior to raising the que~uon con-
cemin.g the identity of his 'ltartmg
quarterback. Robinson had !>lcad-
fastly defended Brock against any
criticism about the quarterback's
play. That the coach wa~ wavennJ 1n
deciding who would stan against
the 49ers was an apparent ind1cat1dn
that he had lo!l confidcn~ m htS
quarterback.
"What I said Monday had the
opposite effect that I intended,"
Robinson s:ud "I never \Cnou'll~
con~idcrcd makm& a chan
f
Lucas' shot saves Lakers
his 60-footer sends game into OT
where LA outlasts Utah. 131-127
From AP Dispatches
!NGLEWOOD -Prn~tlCl' make~ perfect. hut 11111
when to comes to mak1n~ l'lO-foot shots
The Utah Jaa led 1.0-1 17 1n the waning ~"·omh ot
thetr National Baskcthull .\s'>oc1at1on game with the
defending champion Los i\ngeles Lakcrs Wedne\da)
night. but Laker'> forward Maunce Lucas hit a 60-tooter
that ucd the score at the buzzer The Lakers went on to
Win 131 -127 in tl\Crttme
"We practice them C\Cf) da~ bcfo~ pran1\c,"
Lakers Coach Pat Rile~ ~1d .. The funn) thing t<i, Lucas
never practice them "
"[was as surpnscd as anyune thnt the rntll went in ...
said Lucas, who ftn1llhed with 21 points ... When I got it. I
JUSt turned around and thrcw It up with both hands. •11
actually looked hkc 1t wason·lme. At fust. J thouaht it was
a little sot\, but when 11 went m. ·I was on the Ooor 1n
disbelief. hke everyone else "
In overtime. Lucas also made two free throw., ~llh 1~
teconds lef\ 10 put the l..aken ahead 128-124. Ean in
.. Magic" John~n. who led the Laker\ w11h N point~.
added two frN' thtow~ with 1 ' ~cond' rcma1n1ng.
Luca~ \!ltd the l<-tkt'r'\. now I tt-2 for 1he ~son. were
fonunale to win
··1 thought we wl'rt vl'ry luck' b«nu the Jan.
outplaytd us 1n most pha~ .. ofthe game ton1aht," hl' ~H1
t ltah Coach frank Lavden ..aid thcl't' was no wa)
l ucas hould have ~ad<' hi\ game-qv10g 'lh<>t
"h was uncontt'lted," Layden ~1d "lne didn't
hhe an) 11mt0Ut'l lcfl Wr \hould have ~non them ··
John!>on \.lid hr had ltl\l'n Uf' hope OI \.\Inning lhl'
gamc. but ht• thought thl' I .iJ..n, "11uld v.1 n altn L Ula\'
shot v..cnt in
"I !cit that v..a' going ll' t.1lt• .ill the \tt'am 1111t 11fthl'm
and that "-C v.uuld 1)utpl:n them in th<' Memmc ·
Johnson \311.i "lt'\tough mt•ntJlf\ t" !l\ t•numt'.I 'hot I 1kr
that It v.as their g.1me anJ I th11ugh1 thn h.id 11 ""t•n Rut
that's tht• :--i B .\ ..
Cllppen enjoy blowout
LOS "'NG[l ES -Something tinall) came c.bu\ ltlr
the Los An&<.'IC\ C hppers
The Ch PP<'"· IO<it'ri ol I~ 111 their pre' iou' I ~game'
~wept past tht' Sacramento King' I~ -10·' \\ l·ilm·,da~
night at tht' pons l\rcna and ltt\ \o•Kh Don t hane\ "-Ith
a sight wasn't quilt' u'-<'d 1\1
"What a grt'at fcchn~ \n look tlov. n tht• hent h at the
thrtt·m1nute mark trnd <;("(.' tht• start<'I"\ <;1t11ng Jov. n ...
Chancy said.
The starters earned tht'tr re~t b} hreak1ng open the
game 10 the sccond quarter and never letttnll the l\.tng~
mount a scnous threat 1n the SC't·ond half
"We directed thetr oflen!><' where we v.ant<'d them to
10." Chaney said. "We ha\t' bcotn searching real hard for
thll ont 'We played great Jt'fen!IC and moveJ the ball
around very well on offtn!>C It a &ood to get a blowout "
Marques Johnson pae«l the Clippers with 'I po1nt5
and reserve forward Rory Whitt added 20 mort
T-hc Chppcon' ~ormanet" came after ~ml' cho1et
ll'cturcs tht~ wttk by tht 1r cot<'h
"Th" hu Ix-en tht fine aame that 1t ha~ l'Ome all
togethl'r." said C't>Onc Mt\wcll. who t:htppcod 1n 18
poml\ "Don ha" rcallv bttn on our casn A fev. of th.e
word' v.11uld shod. ht' w1k. hut we nttded 1t •·
Aztecs
await
Harbor
Both teams enter
semis with solid
ranks. credentials
Nev..pon Harbor H1gh·s Sailors
mo"e into the CIF Ct'ntral Con-
ference semifinals Fnda~ night at Bol~ Qrande H igh 1n Garden Grove
wnh La Quinta awa1110g with an
1mpress1ve 10-2 record
The numbers on Newpon Harbor
are fam1 har The Sailors· game re-
11oh es around standout quanerbacl
Shane Fok~. tht' Sea View League\
I M\ P v.nh near-flawles!> credenuals
Hr has completed 184 of 2Qli
attempts for 2.662 vards and 2f> I , touchdowns. and his interception
rate l'>J USt one in 27 attempts
Tht' ~ailor:. are I 0-2 "'ith '1ctunc'
O'er tv.o other current (IF sem1-
tinahst\ -\an ta Ana r 22-171 of thl'
\nutht•rn ( onferenct" and ~addk·bad
124· 211 tn a le~gue showdown
La \11rada pro,ed a '>Ohd lOn-
tender too going down b' a fl-\•
't>rd1ct
Joe Zeno\ La (.)uinta .\ztt'C'> ha\e
tx·t'n ~n.,.oh t'O in \ome 1Aars. too IA 1th
their onh lo~!IC:'~ at tht· hand~ of El
Dorado t 211-I 41 antf ')en 1 tt· t 2 '-fl I
Ht"a'' los~ tn IOJUf'\ dunng thl
maJor portion ot the season were
offset b' a lintier lt'agut' '><.'ht'dulc
"It' hecn a l11ng Jnd tough -.eason
f1 ir u' .. 'J 1d I ('n• 1 \.\ t· 1 t' had. ma1or
.rt unn .dun~ tht' "J\ hut "C \t
h1•u ntcJ h.td. f,1r thl m11't rJrt
'V.c ,.,,t 1•ur Jl'll'll\llt l1ncmJn
\l.ir~ \It Hm·n "11h a ~net• in1ur.
.:1flJ hl' ~ Ot' \.l.'r H'>fflt ha{~ Ht' wa..,
· rl'..I h .tn 1101,1.1nd1ng .ithkll' .tnJ 11
t'JI.' hun ''' 1 .. ,,. him
\nJ V.l' ''"I JI thl' tx'KJOning ol
th1· \ea,on 11tJ1 \l.trt1ng 4uanrrb:1d.
I rll I enu I k t1JJ an •>rx·r:i11on 1in h1'
Jnlo.k .ind hl' ',omt' had. hut not at
\Cf\ \'t>ll :it tlg.ht end ,11no;1denng'h1'
hm1t.ll1on'
· .\nJ tht·n "l' lo'\ l>Ol' 11h1ur had.~
\Ian '°lll'ph,·m.un r ht:n "t' tmt Dar: I
c rant'. uur lt'.1d1n11 J?,rnund g.a1ner la\t
H'.lT· Iii-' ht·t·n 1•l1t th1 IJ't "'game'
"llh,.ik \,O d1'J')ll'l1'\ln hi' lh1gh
"H.111 K1·,i..1l·nv.a,J 11.i l.)u1nw·,
'11 I Jthk1ci "J' 11u1 t.1r thrct' gamn
and 11ur 'l'• 11nJ-it'Jd1ng ru'hl'r Kc' 111
R1,t· ...,,1, .iut tnr "' gamr' \11 ~c·\l
hJJ -:omt '1lil p >r tn Jlffll'' But IA\' 't•
Pt't'n !ortun.111 11 'u11i\l' \.\e0JL
rel.111,l'h lw.1lth' '•""'
( kkn' \ t•I\ \o\ I \ t '1>f1H (<l~l'lh1•
tlw IJ\I 11upl1 111 "t'• ~' \.\ l nl'1°d1'<
ht·111·1 dl'l<'!\ .. ( th.11 ' .... l r 1h1 rr•J"'
l'rn \\1 v.trl' ,,, ''>'.1.11n~ n(1> th1
"'J\dl1 .ind th1 ,td. "' 'l'<'l'd JOJ \1/1
"'1.;Jd h,111· '°lt'tn .i l,h 1•'1
Hu1 lhl' 1.1'1 I"'•' .. r lhr«t' "l'd.
"'1'0
\ c haJ tx ttn tkft'n,r I ri• 1 /t·n11
ht1' l «'llH' !'\a, lo. h• r1.1\ 'lnl·haclt·•
IA h 1, h g" t'\ u' mun: -.11c ,mJ l.'n.abJc,
u' t11 mo\ r thruthl" linrh.1, la' 11> th1
11ut-.Hk 'r•>h / ,·n1 1, n-J :1 ''
pt1und ..
,,,..._...
Utah •a John Stockton allpe
peet Kar«m Abdal·JabtMlr.
Cub's big break
lnagires an idea .
for NF~ namesalfe
.,,.m AP dJ1pa1ck9
SAN DIEGO -If 11'\JUl'Cd quar· EiJ
ter1>aek Joe Tbeismann think's he's JOt 411 •
problems" he oufbt to meet his namesake
ll the :)In Diego Zoo. The second
Theismann may be a bear, but even he oouldn't handle
beins sackcd by an 8~poundcr.
Unlike the Washington Redskins player. who
suffered a compound fracture of his right leg Nov. 18
when he was tackled in a game against N'ew York. Th,.i•m~nn tht-lat bear suffered three broken legs
when his mother rolled over on
him.
Theismann. a 4-pounder out
of the Arctic r~on. has officially
been named for the ltedskins
quanerback who~s sidelined for
t.be rest of the NauonaJ Footba.JJ
League season and may be out
longer.
"It started out as a joke when
a television cameraman said we
should name the bear that," zoo
Tlael•••nn spokesman Jeff Jouett said
Wednesday. "That was when we thought he had only
one broken leg."
Zoo veterinarians placed a cast on the one broken
lea but discovered upon removing the cast Tuesday that
two other legs were swollen and had broken bones.
The little bear. who is just beginning to open his
eyes, has sock-covered casts on both left legs and is
expected to recover more quickJy than Thcismann the
quancrback. Jouett said. He'll aJso be quite a match for
the Redskins player when he's grown -maJe polar
bears can grow to wci&h 1.200 pounds over their first
four or five years of life.
The bear's mother, Bonnie, abandoned
Theismann three days after he was born Nov. 3.
Quote of the day
Jay Sc:laroeder, former mi nor league bascbaJI
player who led the Carolina Lague in striking out
an 1982 and bit .206 in that league in '83, the year
pitcher Dwight Gooden whiffed 300 bat~ers for
Lynchburg, on how he happened to wind up
quarterbacking the Washingto!' Redskins: "I
helped Dwight Gooden in the majors. and he
heJpcd put me in football."
Virgil aaya no to Padres
SAN DIEGO -Ozzie Virgil, fired Ill three weeks ago by the San Diego Padres
and then asked to return by team owner
· Joan Kroc. does not want to return to the
National Lcaaue team.
The apparent struggle between Padres President
Ballard Smith and Manager Dick Williams would make
the National ~uc team an unpleasant place to work
next season, VirgJI said.
"I don't want to go back to the Padres when
someone (Padres General Ma~er Jack McKeon) is
stepping on somebody else's (Williams') toes," Virgil
said from Venezuela, where he is managing a winter
league baseball team. "Somebody will be mad at
somebody.
"JfOtck goes back, he'll be mad at Jack. or Jack will
be mad at him. It won't be a good situation. No way it'll
be a aood situation with aJI this coming out"
Virgil sajd that if Williams decides to return to the
Padres next season, It will create a difficult situation.
"Dick will be 1n a tou&h situation if he goes back
with all those sharks around him," Vif$il said. "He'll be
in a fishbowl with sharks all around ham."
Giants deal Green to Brewers
SAN FRANCISCO -The San Fran-•
cisco Giants traded David Green, a major
disappointment in his one season with the
National League club, to the Milwaukee ·
Brewers in exchange for a minor-league player to be
named later. it was announced Wednesday.
Barkley lead• 76era to OT win
Claarle1 Barkley scored five late m
poml$ on two follow·up baskets and a free
throw as Philadelphia defeated Washina·
tott, 11 S.-1 I 0, in u overtime Nat.tonal
Basketball Association pme Wednesday night P .. J
'l"lilotDptOD led tht> Sixers with 24 points and Moae1
Maloae and Bark.hey had 20 each ... Elsewhere in the
NBA. Calva. ~a&t scored 27 points, 16 an the second
half, and Alu Ea&lll' also bad 27 points. leadmg
Ocnver to a 119-105 victory overerTor-prone Indiana .
. . DomlaiqH Wllkla1 scored 3 I
points .to pace Atlanta to a I 09·98
victory over Portland ... Dauy
Alqe scored a season-hiah 26
points and Deul1 JobsoD added
23 a~ Boston rolled 10 its ninth
SlNUght victory by downing New
Jersey, 130-111 ... Jay
H•m,.rlet hit two free throws
with 20 seconds left in the game to
lift Phoenix to a 1~99 victory
over Chicago. The Suns held off a
Malone founb.quarter surge by the Bulls
that saw C hicago taJcc the lead f~ the first time at the
3:31 mark on a Job Pano• free throw that followed a
Phoenix t~nical foul.
Toronto win• shootout, 10-7
Mattu Stasbly and Sieve 1'em11 ~ scored two goaJs each to lead Toronto to a ,
I 0-7 victory over New Jersey to highli&ht
National Hockey League play Wednesday
night ... In other games. Mlclael Gnlet scored twice and
goaltender Cllllt Malarcllak won bis third consecutive
game to lead Quebec to a 5-4 win over Vancouver .•.
Do•15'edde11 and Mano LemJeu each had a goaJ and
two assists as Pittsburgh extended its winning streak to -
four games with a 5·2 victory over Detroit ... Toma•
Sud1tnm scored two goals and assisted on another
and Bob BroMe scored twice as the New York Rangers
whipped Winnipeg, 7-4 ... Buffalo received goals from
Mike FoUpo and Jolall Tacker in the third period to
rally from a 3·1 deficit and beat St. Louis, 6-3 ... Calgary
took a 4-1 lead in the first period, then weathered a
Hartford comeback to defeat the WhaJcrs, 8-5. Flames'
goalie Rejeu Lemelba faced 35 shots, six more than
Hartford's Mille Llat.
Ex-champ Chacon arrested
OROVlLLE -Former World Boxing • Council featherweight champion Bobby
Chacon was arrested Wednesday on a
charge of violating probation terms that
banned aJcohol and drugs.
The Butte County Probation Depanment said a
routine urine test found methamphetamine and
marijuana, and a search of Cbacon's residence turned
up open aJcohol containers.
Chacon, 33. was convicted of wife beating in
November 1984 and was placed on three years
probation. Four months later be was arrested on
aJcohol possession and reckless driving charges in
Roseville.
Lazera outlast Sockers, 4-3
SANDIEGO-Juan Cardenasscored r2I
a goal with 3:47 elapsed in overtime
Wednesday night to give the Los Angeles
Lazcrs a 4-3 victory over the San Diego
Sockers in a Major Indoor Soccer League game.
'Cardenas took a pass from Beto and scored from 2 5
feet out on the right side to give the Lazers their first win
in the San Diego Arena aµfost the Sockers.
Television, radio
TELEVISION
7:30 p.m. -PRO BASKETBALL: Clippers
at Golden State. Channel 5.
10 p.m. -WRESTLING: Channt>I 56.
RADIO
6:30 p.m. -PRO HOCKEY Kmgs at
Edmonton. KLAC (570).
7:30 p.m. -PRO BASKETBALL: Clippers
at Golden State, KM PC ( 710).
7:30 p.m. -COLLEGE BASKETBALL:
Texas Tech at Cal State Fullerton, KWRM
( 1370).
8 p.m. -COLLEGE BASKETBALL: Texas
at USC. KNX (1070).
··Jt'sEvertvs. Navratilova again
.
ill .
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MELBOURNE. AustraJia (AP)-man y, while second-seeded
Once apin, it will be Chns Even Navratilova tnumphed 6-7. 6-1 . (>.4
Lloyd vs. Martina Navratilova. in a thriller against third-seeded Hana
The two best women players an the MandJikova of Czechoslovakia.
world will meet for the 67th time Evert Lloyd, the top seed, trailed
Frida) 10 decide the champion of the the powerful West German 5--6 in the
S l.S m1lhon Australian Open tennis tiebreaker and clearly hit a shot out -
champ1onsh1p. ~fiarently giving the set to Kohde-
Both struuJed through semifinal sch.
matches today to earn a meeting that But the ball was called in. and two
will also decide which of them 1s points later the 30-year-old American
ranked No. I for the year had wrapP.Cd up the match.
Defending champion Even Lloyd Navratilova had to tell herself to
had to survive a set point against her calm down after dropping the first set
1n thc,.second set of her controversial against Mandhkova, the player who
6-1, 7·6 triumph over fifth-seeded beat her in the U.S. Open final in
Claudia Kohde-KJlsch of We:..:s:..:.t_:G::.;e:.:.r_-_A_u_:g;_u_s1_. --------.---
SKI .REPORTS
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lrought To You ly lob Mclaren IMW
On Orang• County' 1
ea1y
ll1tenlng
mu1lc 1tatlon "' (
The 29-ycar-old Czech-born left-
hander then played superbly for the
last two sets. using her power and
anticipation to wear down Man-
dlikova.
Even Lloyd wlll be playing an the
3)nd Grand Slam singles final of her
remarkable career Friday.
~" T.O.V'l Que~ SINlet
Ivan Le11dl ((1tc!losloV1klel def JQhn LIOVO
(8rltelnl, 7·6, 6·2. 6· I, Stefan Edberg ISwt<len)
def Michie! Schee>er• (Nt!ht<lench), 6·0. 1·S 6·4 WOMIEN
T.O.'t'l SemlllMI SINlet Cllrll E Y9rl LIOvd <U S l def CteU<lla Koll<Je •
KllKll IWnt G«manvJ. 6·1, 1·6, Martine
NevrelllOY• IU s ' def Hane MendllkOYI ((1ec110llovekle), 6·7, 6·1, 6·4
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Newport Beach FMSIERED
,.
GWCwomen
breeze, 81-36
Rustlers rip San Diego Mesa:
Edison topples tourney foe _.
It was a productive ni~t for Golden West College
and Edison High in womens basketball Wednesday, but
UC Irvine and Newport Chnstian came out on the short
end an non-league contests.
The details:
Golde• Wuc ll, Su Dle10 Mesa H : Five Rustlers
soored in double figures, leading Oolden West to its
second win over the Olympians in two weeks.
In the Fullenon Tournament, the Rustlers cnused 10
a 98-65 victory! or Mesa. Wednesday · t. Golden West had little trouble
scorin& on the sm lcr Olympians. Led by 6-1 freshman
center Shanna r and 6-0 freshman forward Stacy
Barnes. who both scored I 5 points, the Rustlers shot S4
percent from the fiel~ In a college gam
U. Su Dte10 58, lrvlae H : The Anteaters rallied
from a 14-pointhalftime ficit to tJe the host Toreros late
in the·scco.nd half, but fc I shon in dropping their first
game of lbc season. ,
NataJic 'Crawford, filling in for the irtjurcd Cheri
Graham, led the Anteaters with 21 ~ints. Teamm~tes
Erin Hi~shi and Nadia Burks contnbuted 10 points .
In htgh school action:
Edl1oa H, La Qalnta 58: The C hargers reached the
scmifinaJs of the Irvine Tournament with the come-from·
behind win over the Aztecs. ............ _, ............ Edison trailed by three entering the founh quancr
but Kris Herman scored seven .of her I I points in the
period to fuel the raUy. The Chargers aJso rcccived
suppon from Denise Ogburn who had 14 points and
Stacee Johnson with 13.
Slipping through
ltdt.on'• o.nny ftanao manacee to aet •hot
away deeplte defeaal•e preMare of Capo
Valley'• Rob Binder (50 ) while Charier Dou.a Katona loob on.
La Sierra Academf st, Newport Ckri1tiu %8: Lisa
Mohler led Newport Christian with 16 points, while
Sherrell Schmidt contributed nine points.
Rustlers fall
in tourney
LANCASTER -Golden West
College suffered its first loss of the
young basketball season Wednesday
night, falling to LA Valley, 64-54 in
the opening round of the Antelope
VaJley Tournament, here.
Competitive field
featured at OCC
The Rustlers. 1-1. were behind
34.33 at halftime. but were outscored
10-3 at the stan of the second half to
trail by eight. Golden West fought
back with six straight points to pull
within two, but the Monarchs quickly
rebuilt the lead to seven thanks to
some untimely Rustlers turnovers.
Golden West could never seriously
threaten after that.
"I saw VaJley play earlier and
thought it might be a long night," said
Golden West Coach Jim Greenfield,
"but we played them tough the whole
way. I thought we played well. but
that one stretch hun us."
Byron Strachan scored 23 points.
hitting seven of eight from the free
throw line before fouling out.
Strachan is now 17of18 from the line
in the RustJers' two games.
..Strachan will be our leader this
year." said Greenfield.
'-------Oran e Coast faces
LA Southwest tonight
in Miles Eaton opener
One of the strongest fields ever wtll
take part in the 15th annual Miles
Eaton Invitational basketball tour-
nament which opened today at Or-
ange Coast College.
The tournament continues through
Saturday evening.
The ei&ht·team field compiled a
combined record of 140-102 last year
for a .579 winning percentage. Sall of
the eight teams had records of.500 or
better and the top six squads had a
combined 128-61 mark last year for a
.677 percentage.
Opening-round action tonight fea·
turcs the host Pirates against LA
Southwest at 6:30 followed by the
8:30 matchup between Cerritos and
MiraCosta. Earlier today, Mt. San
Raiders-Denver:
A playoff of sorts
Sunday's matchup
with Bronco's has
great significance
MANHA TI AN BEAC H (AP) -
While the National Football League
playoffs don't begin until Dec. 29, this
Sunday's ~me between the Los
Angeles Raiders and Denver Broncos
has that kind of significance.
"There's a tremendous sense that
this is a biggame,"Coach Tom Flores
of the Raiders said Wednesday. "Our
players arc very aware of 1t and
they're excited already.
"We want to make sure the level of
concentration and the level of intensi-
ty are controlled so Sunday we can let
11 all hang out.
"You can't look beyond, you can't
look behind. That's all we can be
concerned with right now."
It's difficult to imagine that the
winner of the contest at Denver's
Mile High Stadium won't win the
American Football Conference's
Western Division title. ,
Both the Raiders and Broncos have
9-4 records with three games remain·
mg.. Because of the NFL's playoff tie-
breaker structure, the winner of
Sunday's contest would need to win
only one of its two remaining games
to clinch the division crown.
To put it a little stronger, it's
possible that the winner will have the
homefield advantage throughout the
playoffs while the loser won't even
qualify for p0si.scason action.
The Raiders' finaJ N'o games arc
aga1nst Seattle at the Coliseum and
the Rams at Anaheim Stadium. The
Broncos finish against Kansas City at
Mile Hi&h Stadium and Suttle at the
K.inAdomc.
While the winner would be m great
shape, the loser would have to
struaa.te to earn one of the two AFC
wilcf-Card benhs.
The top AFC wild-Qrd contenders
in add1t1on to the Raidera and
Broncos arc three teams from the
Eastern Division -Miami, New
England and the New York Jets -
. who aJI have 9-4 records.
Flores knows how difficult a task
his team faces -the Broncos have
won 18 of their last 20 reJular-season
garpcs at Mile High Stadium.
ey ve n exec en ome 1e
advantage," he said. "They have tht'
totaJ suppon of that community and
the players respond to it.
"You never know what the
(weather) conditions arc going to be
like in Denver. Youcan'tevcncaJlup
because they change hourly. Any time
you play in inclement weather. it has
an effect."
Has Flores given any thought to
snowballs?
"No," he said with a smile. "I just
hope something like that doesn't
happen. There's nothing wrong with
the crowd cheering and getting in-
volved in a game, but when it gets
involved in a game hke that, it's
unfortunate."
A fan at Mile High Stadium threw a
snowball on the field as San Francisco
was attempting a field goal attempt
during the second quarter of the
nationally televised game between
the 49ers and Broncos on Monday
night. Nov. 11.
Dryer honorary
Pony chairman
Fred Dryer, who played for two
years at El Camino College under
SaddJeback College Coach Ken
Swcarinsen before soinJ on to star for
the Rams, will act as honorary game
chairman for the Pony Bowl at
Oranae Coast Colleae Saturday.
Dryer will conduct the prc-pme
coin toss for the I o'clock pme which
pitsSaddleback against Fullerton. He
will also award the Pony Bowl and
Most Valuable Player troprucs at the
end of the pme.
An all·pro with the Rams, Dryer is
now an actor,. starrin' in the tele-
vision series "nunter.'
Antonio met Mt. San Jacinto at 2:30
and lmperiaJ Valley fac~ East Los
Angeles at 4:30.
Mt. San Antonio and Cemtos arc
the defending South Coast Con-
ference co-champions. lm~nal Val-
ley finished third an the Pacific Coast
Conference, LA Southwest was third
in the Mountain Valley Conference
and OCC placed founh an the South
Coast last year.
"This looks like one of our strong·
est fields ever," said OCC Coach
Tandy Gillis. ''It atso looks like a
fairly baJanted field. I'd say Sill teams
have a realistic shot at winning the
tournament championship."
Orange Coast has won three Miles
Eaton crowns over the years, captur-
ing titles m 1973, 1978 and 1981 . The
Pirates finished second to Long Beach
City last season.
Cerritos, which 1s returning five
players and two staners from last
year's 24-8 squad, may be considered
a favorite.
Paterno
in favor
of playoff
"Absolutely," Paterno said, "we
ought to be doing in our spon what we
do in every other spon under NCAA
auspices. The 1,500-meter swimming
championship is decided head to
bead. Wrestling. lacrosse. soccer,
volleyball gymnastics . . . you
wouldn't ~ave. people looking at
gymnasts m different parts of the
country and then voting on who's the
best."
Undefeated Penn State's Jan. I
Orange Bowl date against No. 4
OkJahoma is being touted by some as
a showdown for the national cham-
pionship, even though second-ranked M~am1 will be playing Tennessee. No.
8,_ 1n the Sugar Bowl and No. 3 Iowa
will be at the Rose Bowl, playing I 4th-ranked UCLA.
Paterno is flattered but also aware
of bis team's bittersweet bowl history
in Miami.
Three times before, in 1969, 1970
and I 974, Penn State has taken
perfect records into the Orange Bowl.
Each timer the Nittany Lions won the
game and then sat back and saw other
teams crowned national champions.
··1 hate lo sec anybody voted o ut ot
a national championship," Paterno
said. "It's happened to me three
times. I felt if we had played (the
teams that finished No. I) on the
field, we'd have won."
Patemo's plan would ~Ot eliminate
the bowls. "They must be included.
They've been too &ood to college
footbaU." he said.
"What I would do 1s take four
teams after the bowls based on
computer ratinp, power inde~es or
maybe selected by a media puel, and
on the first Saturday after New
Year's. ha-ve them 9lay semifinals
and a week later the finals.
ace reaches volleyball semifinals
Oranae Coast Coneae has ~ched the sem1flnal
round of the Sou1hem Cahfomia Reg>onal Volleyball
Tournament followina its I S-12, I().. IS, 15· IO. 15-12
verdict over visitinf Grossmont Wcdnnday niJht.
The Pirates wiJ1 play in the semis Saturday afternoon
at I at San Diqo HiJh. Witft1 vietory, OCCwould play an
the fln&Js at the 11me site a• 7 pm. Saturday.
Oranaic Cont continued its ma11cry on at home
coun when: 1he Pirates haven't lost lin« the second
match of the scuon .
.. It helped us playin'-at home toniaht." aa1d OCC
Coach Jane Halscndorf. 'They (0 ossmont) brouant a
·'
&ood follow1ni. but our crowd sot behind us tonii)\t. too.··
Fr'C$hman all~nfercncc selections Ann Javate and
Barbara Bally were instrumental in Coast's victory.
Javaae, an outside hitter. had 20 kills, while Bally, 1
middle blocker, contributed 17.
"Bally did a real Sood JOb at the net," saad H 11fCndorf.
"She put a lot of prasure on Groumont' bk>cltina and
forocd a number of errors."
Setter Kim Rochow wts also credited by btrcoadl aJ
play1n1 well "She mull have Md about SO assists to io
With her three service aces." said Hal,cndorf. OCC' improved to 1~5 with the V"1C1ory
•
FoR THE REcoRo
"'l. NATIONAL. CON,.IREHCI
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Atla nte
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M1nne•o1a
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Wnl
W L r 9 • 0 • s 0 s • 0
2 " 0 ,...,.al
12 I 0
7 6 0
6 , 0
6 I 0
2 11 0
l"C1 .. ,.
691 2•1
61S 119
llS 249
IS.. 241
913 313
S3e 261
.. 2 261
'" 271 1S4 241
l"A
?27
101
326
391
166 2to ,..
301
lll EHt 0 .11.. 9 • 0 '92 ,.,
NY Glenti 8 S O a!S )IS 131
231
760
13'
l2S
Wu111no10,, 1 6 o ~ 116
Plllleoete>ll·• 6 1 o 461 111
SI LOU•\ 4 9 0 JOI 110
AMERICAN CONFERENCE .. ...,
Denver
St all le
San Diego
Kon\8' C •v
Ctevtre no
C1nclnna11
Pl(f\ouro"
Hou"on
New Enoland
NY Jt1\
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8 utte1o
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4 9 0
Central
I 6 0
6 1 0
6 1 0 s 8 0
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9 •
9 • ' . l 10
1 11
0
0
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0
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692 lOI
692 l7S ua 191
467 3S9
lot 728
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215
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339
30?
~ 210 105
,462 344 3S2
462 19S 149
JIS 23J 31~
692 278
692 323
692 136
2l1 74S
IS.. 169
131
118
169
330
196 •-< 1"<'1'eO &v \Ion M~e
S~v'• Gtrne• ~•Iden al Otnver ((nannei • a1 I)
Allen1a 01 KanH\ Ct1v
Wu11.noton 01 Pnl1aoel1>ll•&
Dalla\ al C•nc1nna11
Ot1ro•I a l New EnglanO
1no1anaoolls at Cn1ca110
M1a m1 ot Green Bev
Ntw Ortean\ al S\ Louis
Ntw Vor• Jtt\ at Butta10
Ntw York Glen!\ at Hou~1on T &moo Bev el Mtnneso18 C•tv~lond al !>tat1le
Plit\l>urgn a• Sal' Oieoo n
Mondlv'• Game
Rem\ a• Sa" l"renc1\Co (flan"'' I al 6 0,,...
Rams s1attsttu
Scof't bV Ouar1en Oooont nt\
Rem &
Flf\I oown\
Varos ru•hlng
Y arO• oan ing
f 0101 varo'
Pun!\
Penel11u
FumOttl·to\t
Ru\f'llng TO\
Pau •n<> TO\
At•urn TOs
Tora TO\
D>Cker\or
lleooen
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Cain
8roc~
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T(lta1\
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Oucl<wOfl!'
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DICktflO"
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Brow"
Young
Cain
Mc Donato
Gume n
Berber
Whtie
Totals
Ool>O"tnl\
l6 90 40 61-177
8?-261 41 73 6S
T EAM
OC>POt'lenh Rim &
109
162S
1986
3611
131
11S9
7HI
1110
15 •2' ll '2' 81 61• '\8 •••
11 ,. )0 19
tJ
11
6
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AU\lling
a
Teb YO\ A110 TO
131 '1S 40 10 n lll o o
6"' 2S2 l 9 J
11 460 0
19 l6 I 9 0
6 21 ] s 0 2 18 9 0 0
I 4 4 0 0
.~ 0 00 0
41 1 162~ •O ll
.160 12S9 JS 8
Panlno
PA PC P l Yd' TD
19S 11S 13 7113 II
lS S 1 211 0
330 190 " 7llS II
4SS 137 7• 7&02 14
AK-4Yln9
No Yeh TO
43 63.3 J
38 436 2
23 180 ]
11 113 I
16 11' 0
1ol 127 0
t7 187 7
12 1•1 0
~ 7• 0
1 sa o
2 • 21 0
1 79 0
I 12 O
190 2llS 11
137 7IO? ..
Flekl hockey
HIGH SCHOOL
Non·IM-
Humtnvton Bffch l. Santiago o
Hununoton 8eacll K1>r•"O Tnor~1IOse>n
COLLEGE 8ASKE TBALL
"NHL
CAMl'aliLL CONllaltlNCIE
eomonton
Celve rv
Vancouver
Wlnnle>eo
Kines
~1 Lou••
~n1ceoo
Minnesota
Ottroll
Tc><onlo
Str1¥1M Otvl'*1
W L T Pt\
11 4 319
14 • ) l l 9 15 l ,,
9 ti 3 21 s 16 l 13
No.-rl' Olvl•lon
10 10 l 23
9 II 4 22
,_ 12 6 20
1 14 4 " 6 IS 3 IS
WALES CONl'•IUU4CE
l"etrl<k OM!Jon
Gii GA
119 90
111 t9
105 119
94 121
19 121
•• 90
97 lOI ,. "
" t?J 19 110
Pnlleoeil>"•e 19 6 O 38 t 16 7l
WH f'lfr>o1on 14 1 3 l 1 9S 7S
NY l\lenoen 10 8 6 26 9? 91
NY Aanoe" 12 IJ I 1S 91 ..
P111sbur1m 10 11 l ?l 91 89
Nt w Jenev 9 13 1 19 U 99
AOtm• Dlvltl«I
8oslon 11 a • 21 t3 79
Monlrtal 12 9 l 21 106 U
Quet>ec 1l IO I 71 90 79
ButtalO 13 11 I 77 93 79
Herlfo•O 11 11 0 12 91 91
Wedne\daV'' korH
Quetlte S, Vancouver 4
Ne .. York Renoeri 7, Winnle>eo •
Toronlo 10, New JerH v 1
Pi11~burgh S Oetro11 2
Buffalo 6 SI LOUI\ )
Cetgarv I Hertloro S
T""""' Garnei
Kines •• E omo<oton
Montreal a1 Bo•ton
Tc><onro e1 P111taotl1>n1a
St Lout\ al Washington
Siii condmons
SOUTHERN CAlll"OltNIA
GOlcl Mine-11· 18 1nche\ nerooack 3 nt A 11tr, ooen
Kratt<• Rldee: 6 16 •ncnei h•rOe>•C~
Mountein Hhllh: Ue> 10 2 teer na rooack •
cno1ra
Mt. a.ldv: Not ooen Mt.~1twnn.n: I · 18 1ncht\ F1erdpac~
cnaor\
Stlow Summit: I . II 111("" n1HC1oac1<
llt•i
Stlow V•lev: 6 18 "aroe>ack S 11th
SIERAA-NEVAOA RANG£
Uu«i ~1111: No new on a 5 ft 1>11se
Packed oowoer one tnolt clleor •wo
surface hfls
IS ... nt; No nt..., 0" o 4 6 II Oest
Groom.a se..ien c11eor \
0-Siii Aenc:ll: No ntw on a 1 ''
cast Pac,eo POwOf'< a no oroomto ""ff
Cf'la1r'
SeOt Sorinos: No rtoor1
Tahoe Donner No reC>Ort
N0<111 Sier-Ooen\ F' O•.,
Su99r ISowt: No new on a 6 8 II Dase
Pac"'eo oowoer oowoer ano g roomeo four
oouDte cna•r\, ecceu •• 1X>noo1a
A!Olne Mt•dow\: No new on a •·7 , 11
oase <Troomed oackeo oowoer t•gnt
cnatr\
Homewooo: No new on o J S It oase
Groomeo oowoer two cnairi 1nrtt \ur
tact llfll *•• Velev 11,100" 1· No new on a S ,
11 !Mist Packeo oowof r ~·oomto cae>•t car '@,, cna1t'\
~· V ... v (6,100 fl.) NO ..... on 0 2 ) " Oase Pao.ea oowoer groompg 1nrtt C"•''' one \ortace 11tt ranoe Siii Bowl· No 'l'l><l"
Hnv""v ValeY· No t>ew "'" a 3 S "
tMl\e Pac~eo oowoer orom \•• 11101t
cnelfs, on@ douoie cna1r
Slrl lndlne: No new on a 1 , l 1 It Da\e
Groomeo firm oaco.eo \" oouDle c11aors
Ml. Re .. : No new on a J 4 ' ti On t
C.roomeo, three trlole chairs one oouboe
cnaor
Ecno Summit Trace 01 nt"' on o 4 ' "
!Mist C.roomeo •wo OouDte cnoir' <><'e
\urface tiH
Slerr• Ski Renell 1 r,.ce of new on o 4 1
11 case Pac•eo l·ve cnair\
l(lrtrwooc:t No "'"' 0" a I> 1 11 case Paneo oowoer 10 c~a rs
Mt. RMNI No new or a ~ I " Oa\e
Pack PG ano we• \· • c11a "
00099 R!Ovr. No new on a 1 , 11 oast
P&CkPCI OOWdf't a nfJ 0'Q0mf'C s•v~r cntt ,.,
•nree svr'e1..t t•\
IS•oe.r P1u.; No new ufl a J 11 Oa \e
Paclii.eO oowoer tour '"" f\ •wo \\Jrface
1t1\
Mlmmoftl: No new o" ~ I II e>asP
P.ac.I\~ OQwOer. two gondolu 14 cnairs .
four iurl~ce 11tts
Slern Summit-No new on o J 1 • S ti
Dase P ec•ed POWOer lour C~l•f\ tPlrft•
\urface ••th
June Mountain: No ntw on ' J • '' Da~e Powoer oackfO oowoer 111rer <l'la•rs
Tahoe Nordic· No o• oew on a 2· l fl
case Packeo oowoe r
....
WUT•aN CON,.EllENCE
l"KHk DM'*t
W l l"C1 GI
•• 2 819 LAkW\
Pofl•eno
s.a111e
GOIOen Stett ,~,
11 10 ~s •
9 10 .,. 1 •
I 1] 38 I 9 ,
717 308 9,
Pno.nt• ' 16 100 tJ
Mldwe•t OM \1"'
HOu'10n 14 o 700
Denver ll I 6SO
Dlltu 10 1 SN
Ulen 17 9 S71
S.n Antonio 10 9 S16
S.cremtnio 6 tl l 16
EASTERN CONFIEAIENCE
B0\101'
PlllleotlC>,,le
New Jtrsev w .. 111r>gto"
New Vork
Mllwau~H
Detron
Attan•a
Clevelano
Cnlcago
lnOleno
A hntk Olvltl<ln
11 1 II I
10 10
• ti s 1• ""'"al 0 1111\IOft IS I
11 8
9 11
I II
1 IS
4 15
weonudt11'• Sew•• la kW\ I) I, Utah 117 loll
oi-' 118. Secremt nro Hl3
lto•ton t)O New Jer\e. 111
Artanra 109 Por11eno 98
Denver 119 tl\O••n• IOS
89S
S79
500
•11 263
1>82
600 ASO
189
)18
211
1
2 I
1 •
l ' I 1 •
6
1 '
' 11
• .. e •
Plllleoe1on1e I 1S WHll•"91on I •O 01
Pnoeno ~ 100 Cr11c;a1X> 99
Toni9ht'• Game\ OI-• or Coroen Sta re Milwaukee a1 New Vori..
~•tlle at Cteve1eno
New Je< HV al Oeiro11 ~an Antonio a 1 Oallu
Laken 131, Jan IV
LAI< IERS ( 131) -~amD" 7 1 I · 6 S
Wor1nv 1 12 0 0 1•, At>Out·Jaooar 5 19
10· IS 70 SC011 S 17 O·O 10. Jol'\r>\On 9· 16
10 11 29 C:ooDtr 3·6 1 1 I Luu\ 6· 11 8·1
21 A Gref'n • 10 0 0 I KuPClla• 7·• 3·• I
McGee 3 6 0·0 6 Toto I\ 46· IOJ 36·•S 131
UTAH I IV) -Dan11ev 12 74 17 IS 36
Matone 11 16 l 8 2S E aron S·I 1 1 11
SIOCk ton S·I 6 6 16 Han\an 4-6 O·O S
Scurrv 0· 2 O 0 0 Mannion l I 0· 2 2 Ba i ev
S·U •·8 U Roller!\ 11-3 0·0 0 W11•1n\ •·9
I 2 9 R Green I • • • 6 >iavt\ 0 1 O·O 0 Tote ' 48 96 )I •7 117
Score bv Pwloch
L.Utr\ )1 )4 JO 24 11-131
Ulen 30 38 79 13 1-111
T•ree 001n1 ooa1t-L.ucas, Johnwl\
Cooper Fouteo out-Ea ton Re
bouno\-L.aKer\ 6S ! JOM\on 91. Utan 6S
!Malone ISi AUo\1\-L.ekers 2S I JOnl\son
II 1,11a11 28 IS!ockton 11 Tota t
loul•-Lakers l4 U•an JO Tecnn1
Cats-Lakers •ltCtOa oete~\f' 1• Maiont
w '"'"' McC.ee Alltnoenc-12 ?87
O ls>e>ers 121, Klncn 103
SACRAMENTO ( 1031 -E JOM\0" S IS
0-0 10 O<Mro.no s 8 I I 11 Klt1ne l · s s &
II Drew S 13 3 • 13 Tntu\ 1 I] O·O U
fl\oroe 6 11 I ) I) NO()(l\On S· 12 •·6 u
ltt•t v 4 S00 8 Tver)·9l·27 AOarr\07
0 0 0 Htnrv 1 2 0·0 2 Tola!\ U ·9S IS n
l()J
CLIPPERS { lltl M Jonn\On 12 11
1 9 31 Muwell 6 6 6·8 18 N1mpn1u\ S-8
)·6 13 Brlooeman 3·7 3 S 9 Nixon I u
J·'4lm1 1·S 0·0 2. Wlllte 7· 11 6 1 10
Eowaros 3 1 0·0 6 Caoe 1 • 4·4 6 Muronv
2·S 1·2 S Tota ls '7 84 J3·4S 128
ScCH't bv Ouan.r' ~acremenro 76 12 JI 14-103
c11pe>ers lO 36 76 36-118
TPlrte PO•"' JO a \-N •O" "'O•• eo
oui-None Reoound\-S,ac.ra merruo ••
T r>orot 10 C ootr\ 63 MaH•t <I
An1\l\-~crame•"O 36 Tn,.~s 10 C o
oer\ 36 N l•Of'\ 1) To14 tr,.,.,\ SaCf'&rn~tt)
31 C11ooer\ 1• Tecnn.ca •\-Cr,a< ~ Jo"n\on
01oero1ng .,..ooo,on 2 t·t<•P<l
Attenoanc-s •77
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Second-ranked Michigan now 5-0
Balanced Wolverines top Youngstown State:
third-ranked Quke. No . 5 Georgia T ech romp
call) 1ra,d-v.ea11 (1eorg1a Tech ll\l'r
host T enne'i!>Cc·< hauanooga
The tifth-rankl·d '\ cllo"" lackeh
-rmpro,,ng thcTr record to 3-l "'1th
their third road iame in fi,e dJ) "· lcd
only 49-4"' until Pnce '>rnrcd threl'
basket\ dunng ;in 11 -2 spun thJI pu1
them up Ml-49 "'1th 11 1 ·minute\ kit
From AP dispatches teams. ll
ANN <\RBOR, Mit h -(iuard
Gal)· Grant scored 12 point!> to pace a
balanced M1ch1gan attack as the No 2
Wolveri nes defeated Youngstown
State. 56-42. in a non-conference
college basketball game Wednesda)
night
Duke 84, Vanderbilt 74: (1uard
Johnny Dawk in<; poured 1n 2 I poin1s
and forward Mark -\lam· added 16 a<;
the third-ranked Bluc De' tis coasted
to a non-conference \.1cton over
Vanderbilt 1n Nac;h' tlk ·
The '1ctor) "as thc 'iC\ enth
w11hout a loss for the .\tlanuc Coast
Conference Blue De' 1lc;, while Van-
derb1lt''i Commodore<;. rnl'rnberc; of
the Southeastern ( ontcrencc. sa\\
their record sink to 1-2
Dc"p11c a team-high I~ points trom
sophomore fof"\\ard Dall) I h cf). tht•
smaller Moccasinc; could get no closer
than nine points the rel\t of the v.3,
and fell to :!-I
KusH 101, WHtern Carolina 79:
Dann) Manning and Creg Dreiling
each scored~ I po1ntl\ to lead se"en1h-
ranked Kan\as 1n L.a"'-r<."nce
Guard Antoine Jou~rt and C<'nter
Roy Tarple}' ad~ed I 0 po1ntHnch for
the 5-0 Wo1'enoes. while Young-
stown guard GarT) Robbin~ It'd all
scorers w11h 13 points
M1ch1gan Coach 8111 Fneder re.
moved fo ur of his staners at 12:03 ot
the first half. leaving Grant in the
lineup with the second team. Young-
stown, 1-4, pulled to within one point.
25-24, before Friedcr insened his
'ltarters again and the Wolvennes
pulled awa) ..
Duke pulled away from a ]()..JO lie
with six straight points in the final
two minutes of the first half and then
put Vandy away by outsconng the
Commodores 12-6 at the outset of the
second hal f t&tlead. 48-36.
The .. 1ctof) gaH• the Ja~hawkc; :1
5-1 record and was their second "'in
in as man:,-night'\ The Catamoun{s
fell to 0-.2 .
.\fier grahhing a I J-point halftime
lead. K3n'i3s outscored Western
Carolina I '·6 1n the opening minute!>
of the second half and took a 57-P
lead "'11h 16· I 4 to go 1n the game
In other game~ involving top 10
Georgia Te~b 94, Ten11ea1ee·Cbat-
tuooga 74: Senior guard Mark Pnce
scored 25 points and sophomore
forward Duane Ferrell added l 1 to The Ja~hawks 1..ont1nucd the scor-
College, prep basketball scores
c .....
WIEST
Ll>f\9 ISHCI\ St ., H•w•ll Peclrtc ..
LoVOla ·Marvmount 100 Bem•OI•
St 1'
Pacific 70. IOaho St '1
w u nlnoton St 7', 1oeh0 S7
W•••mont '5. Hu lf1191 76
ltOCKllS
Arhona t3. Otflvw St
Utal1 7', S.nt1 Cltte 71
COIOrl OO St '3. E 1plnol• 67
N Arh ona w, ort96n 61 $0U'ft4WIST
Alloeto St e>, Cllko St SJ
Bevtor .... t e 11H Lulf\eft n SJ
0,..1 ~oberfl "· San Oleo<> SI 17 SMU ll, Pr1lrle v .. w S6
TulMt 76 Coio<aOO 6~
UST
Bo••e>n u '1. Georoe Me\Oll if
Ce>nnec•tcut 7t Ma•wcl'tYlt1!\ 10
10t)
Ore•tl " l Of\9 1\lano u 11 ~ 1),'lUl_, II
Holv Cro" 11 Harvard 10
1.t!I Oii t S M.tllf\alle" 6t
Nevv 10) Ptnn '' iO
Plfl•t>Yrg" •~ I •'•"'•H• ,...
Pro•~· •c•
St Bonavel\fvre 91 C11flforn11
Pe SI
T tme>4t 1', Penn SJ
VIKano11e SO, Le Stilt '6
SOUTH
Alebeme '1 Akler 6J
Alt 1Strml"9ht m 6J E h "
"'""St 4A CttmM>n 7' Morgan SI 36
Oui..t .. Vandefbl11 14
Et'1 C:arOllN '3. Elllfltl«o SI
FIOrllle St 76 N CtrOllne SI '1
Ot0tol1 Ttell •• Tn ,,,.,
1•~7'
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h ototo 7J, ;,,,.,., MadlM>n 11
$outn FIOrlOe 4$, St Pt1er ' )I
h mM 13, l'IOrlOe Memorlt l 52
Vlrotnl• IOI, ~Ml SI
Wai..e FOl't" '7, Ot vfllwn 6J MtOWIST
Ctllt M•cnlN n ts Tri-St 1110 IS
OtPeut fi. SI Franci. N v ..
11111\0l\ M, Wl' ·Gr..n 8ev ~
tf!Clleflt 51 ~I, Even\vtlie 41
!Owe $1 t) N towt 60
tten .. , 101. wn1 C•r011111 1'
Kanw• St ll \ 1" £ow11rcnv•l1e
MetOutttt ll w M <ll•oan ,.
M ..... °" (I 10 Oh'•'" \1
I
M1c111g1n S6 Youno\!own St 41
Mlclllgan St 17, George w u 111ng
1()11 •I
60
~
M111nel01• l.l 0ttroi1 11
MOf'tnttO St •S S IH1~1' 6J
N0ttllwt11wn ., LOYC>la '" ,,
l(evler Ottlo S6, Crt lof\10fl S.l
TCXMNAMIENTS
~llw Qea\lc
1111nt a ..-1
SE Loul•I-'2. ~IOr1ot A.&.M 11
NE Loul•lana ••• NW Lou•&1ana
~wern.n
(Nell·~·, U S.11 0~ 9 , UC lrvlM W
C~allea
MIEN
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I' Int It euftd I
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WOM•N ...... ~.
GOIOtfl Wt\! ti $aft 0 990 Me\e
"""~ '°"" U_ ... dlT__._
1c--.-.~1
T, '>v ~ tr al Ot11C14< \6
Sen11~go SO Tr1Duco Hiii• 40
LOl A1e m1to1 11 Cl\eOw•ck 11
Werrtn 4S Dene Hill\ 3'
ICN~Ove~I
Leount Btech 6'4 Norco ~
V-le Tw,__
c:-·'*'~ qencl\O Altm1to• 13 L• He llfe S~
CM~tNlt~
Velef'C•I SS 1<e1e;1.t S2
c ....... o,...,,.T~
"'-"*" ..... '-"""•• O .. r(!ef> Gr11v• 50 LaOIMll Hiits 0
Nefl·MWM-
Ctol\1tel\O Vt tltv tl EO.\Otl 67
Muir H HuntltlQ1on ... ,,, 50
But nt Per' )t MaoN>tla JS
Strvll• s• Stvannt 0
O•LS
tf'\ltne T eut'NITMllJI l~I
EO·\O" '1 Le °"'"'• st I Mefl~l I
t..• ~·•"• )t Nt•POrt Crw 11.111 I
1ng tiingl lJ 1 "lg hn1 "'~1 '' .1J 1~-SI on J 1umpcr ' K 1)n "-d ,,~
v.1th J:! remJin1n~
Illinois 84, Wi t'ons1o·<rrt>t'D Ba~
34: In < hampa1gn ~u.11.l H1 Ill
Douglas ~ored 14 J'lt'in\\ t•• \'.1d lhl·
I 'th-ranlo.cd hg.h11ng Illini "-rn ~orman Jnd f frl'f11 \\Intl r'
lhlp~·d 1n 11 anJ 111 p1 11n1' rl''I":'
ll\CI~ as< oach Lou lkn~lJili! dl'j1nJ
the bench rarh 3, thl' Il lini 1mpni'l'd
10 '-1 l \\.(,ret.'n Ba' mJnjgl'd 11nl'
I J lir<it-half potnl\ and td' 111 11.' l1•r
the St'a'ion
\\ l\CCI0\111 pl.1\t'f\ PJ' r .1ph1•rn
and -\lon111 \lo..rnl'' ,,11n·J ,. ~hi
points each IP kad lhl' Ph"l'll \ JO
St ..\ .\ 01\ 1'tlm II .-.l h11111
The "'" marlo..l·d 111111 .. 1' _'th
~1ra1gh1 homr-cour1 'll l••t'
In actmn in'oh 1ng \\ ,.,1 ( PJ,1
team~
Pat lflc 70. ldabo 'tatt I ~ lim1M
center Brent ( ount' \ulrl·d ,, µnw-
h1gh :! l point~ 10 k .1d PJ, 1!1l IP lhl'
"'1n in 1oct.1on
The Tigers .. l-2 lnl lhl· "'Hirt:' ~.lnll'
building a 28-lti le.td ~' th~ hall
Loyola Marymouol 100. Bemidji
tatt 74: Forv.ard I ,,rn•,t \\, l-.l·n111
scored 2ti p1.11nl\ Jnd )lll.U•I "-"11h
Smith added 22 ... , I 1\\1ll.1 \I 1f\
mnunt romped
The-' Ktdh li ftt·d l 11\111.1 It• J I 11\
be'l \tart 411nc<' thl' I '-l ,,., H \t'.1,11n
v.h~n 11' began v.11h lour ,tr.11ght
v.in~ \\1th the loss. lkm1d11 \\Jll ll'll
1t1 I 2
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Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Thuraday, December 5, 198.5 * C3
HeltVWMd f'erti
WEONUOAY'$ RIWLTS
116., ef JO·Cllv .... W .... ecl ~I ,.IRST aACE t r.,roong'
Sne ' So Beo S1011.. 34 10
M1nar10out Btlt
M•OO.• Mtnenoer '1•• h
T1me 1\1 2~
11 40 /00
)10 290
100
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Too O arnono Ov\ter. Balo MeQa n. Ut
llm••• Del>••• F •II !>tuon e ObV s Jee~
C>O• GOlo N Snow Rio C•llv
ScrelCnt d i: eDulOu• S.rer1e Me e>c>v
Fact Gt nu11\f Ju•"r.f Now Now C oeoi.
SECOND a.AC£ 0... m114
Oar> L. ec A·••re1 19 60
PJrr II ng H ~, SO• •t
Grffr •9• • HtMe•oe1
.. "'' 31
910 610 seo u o uo
• •o '•" '"'"''• Eao t Ca nov Coco -.1ov M•~•'" .c,,., S•eo ,._ l a •K n
Scra•cn.o •• \ II <'
l?DAILYDOU&LE ~l l>f •0'3S010
THIRD RACE Ci"e ""' t
llt\tr•t Be1e1 6.0 l.O 180
-JC1o a101 At;arez •&O J10
r QOV \ llehe<llOn ~t•enOvUa\lt J 00
T mt 1 )6 I S
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S<•arc11•0 BuDO•• Bu'
ts IEXACTA 4 7 Pt •<I S71 SO
FOURTH RACIE & ,_,, onu•
Mt•o• •t S D e 4 0<.
A 1aor--8 •<•
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lS EXACT A f o••C U~ ~
FIFTH RACE 6 •Jrln•11\
No•orit''° \o '' ~ 00 s~, Ou) Pi&Y Dttt6f'll)uUe'l't
M'-'f'P',m,., B•er~
J IO .80
440 • 20
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l.S EX&CT& 4 3 oa ~~2)0
SI XTH RACE O•t ~ ~
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t,... W"'"•wav,,o fT' ~ Meza
P.,,.$,.... c Z:>''' <1e1el'\tue a
T me, 36 4 S
A so ran Tr sea OtcC.t C"...C•i.<.a•or
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V~iet''•f"~ L "W
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SS EXACTA b o o O l "l >O
SEVENTH llACE ~ 1 r C,•U\
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'S EXACT A 1 6 :ia ll \ 06 IO
S2 PICK SIX 3 4 I • l oa.o
\.41 27) 60 '0 '# N r'll"l•"U 1 C • @f\ \ a
"O'\~\ \1 P • s,, or\Oia••O"' oa 10 \7 6 4G •o 8 ..,,, "f'l l'IO 'ic-.~'' '-.ie "0"\ .. \
EIGHTH AA.CE I ·~"0"0'
11e•r:ia•,... 1 P· Cle Toro 6 &ll
Ya\ e, •: '"ll•'e" M•za
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500 JOO
180
c \ •&• Cr:!vut ,\ q~ll O.s•• II "g ()o
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NINTH RACE '.)•"
.a "!\ B a<"'•
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Los Alamitos
WEDNESDAY'S AIE SULTS
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FIRST RACE .tOI) •t'1'
-•• o e • " II"' 4 • -0 '/"
t:.1\• ·--'\,.,A ., IX "lilt
q • Q~-•'"1• 21 -I ~
• -p lG 16
S7 EXACTA .a.:l I u ~
SECOND RACE tOC , •• .,
o,.q .,.,,.. (&•a<::a 6 -l ~ ~~ y .,. -.. ·\ jo•O ,.,.'*J,., .Id I "C
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THIRD RACE 1\IC '""'
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51 EXACTA .a oa c ' ~ ""°
FOURTH llACE '00 ,.,. • E a \v G•r • -,. a
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HC S SO '.c
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CIH I l'lve (l.eWlll
Cl'IAO• Oa~ {Oflier~.enl Time 20 01
U •XACTA II \I pelO tUO
JUCTH 'lAC• -YetO•
no 210
310 H O
HO
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L.OV Ci.tile Ct th l~erlJ 11 60 J'OO
Llie ~IVlft IP1M<en1on1 2 10
T·rne 1030 U UtACTA 11 41 N ICI •~:Z 20
HVUfTM 'lAG• .00 vero,
Br eze11 ISrltcllft !Ha rl I 4 60
Poull(l(ltes Doi tBero1
Cor...i11e IMllcntlll
Tim.I 10 1'
U •XACTA l I I I 0•1<1 00 t0
•tOHTH "ACI tOO vero•
) 60 2 10
• JO u o
2 20
TPlt Bedulno IE (;rel 2110 10 10 4 60
Htr Hano (L•C~.... 9 40 i10
S•t rl 111 Htr Cro .. l'I Cret lJtr 2 60
T0mt 1033
NINTH RAC& .00 varo•
C"·llll•<>ero• Hermon l3 60 ~·v•ncv Ml!cne~
GO•I\ ~fffll•n Cree~r r.,,.. 1010
IOAO 660
• 00 )60
• 00
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C4 Orange Coast OAIL Y PILOT I Thursday, December 5, 1985
... i FUNKY WINKERBEAN.----------. by To'!' Batluk DOONESBURY by Garry Trudeau
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THE
FAMILY
CIRCUS
BIG GEORGE by Virgil Partch (VIP) SHOE by Jeff MacNally
by Bil Keane
. '
\\Wish I had a pair of ear Muppets."
"I love It when your parents visit, but I can't
say I'm sorry when they leave."
.
MARMADUKE by Brad A nderson DENNIS THE MENACE
by Hank Ke~cham
~~
1 s
.. Ifs a surprise Christmas present. ..
DRABBLE
~ND T~I~ I ~ BOS OUR rE. 1 OlJC.K.
GARFIELD
,MOON MULLINS
· A RE.Al OPERATOR ..
·JUDGE PARKER
. ~
11 MR. W1LSON mREw His WEl.CLWi MAT AT ME ~ •
by Kevin Fagan
NO. I 1-(i\\1£ O~ 'IE.I\"
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by Jim Davis
No, No, GL,ADYS ··
IOMO~f?OW MORNING.
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• by Harold Le Doux
I E"'PLAINEC" TO ALlNT vo1A 51-iE DIDN'T K.:Ow I
THAT YOU WERE TAt<-tN(, A ~HAT eEN WAS AN")
SHOWER ANO eEN WA<:, ARTIST' IM C,01NO
C.ETTl"JG D R.ESSED l AL...50 TO SHOW HER
E"-l='LAINED THAT f\EN WA~J••' SOME OF HtS I
PA tlTtNC• A L AN0$CAPE PAINTINGS'
THIS A.FTERNOON ~ THEY'RE lN I
~ ~IC THE GARAGE I
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118E. rM f.ZEAP1' iO W Ml( LAWD0(.
PEANUTS
'<OU KNOW W~'( f
DON'T WANT '<OU TO
BUY ME AN'f'rntN6 FOR
CH~ISTMAS T~IS YEAR?
l1VE NEVER SAID
I 11ATE YOU
l
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SOMETH1~6 !!
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FOR BETTER PR FOR WORSE
YEAH. ANNIESA/S ITS
f\MAZI~ -SHE SEEMS
10 GET PREGNANT
ATTt1EDRDP
OFRHITT'
HOW DOES SIE.'JE.
FEEL A6DIJT ALL
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TUMBLEWEEDS
BRIOGf
Both vulnera ble. South deals.
NORTH
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WEST EAST + QS + J 10
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The bidding:
Soath WHt N•rtlll £aet
I • PH• S • Pa11 3 0 ..... 3 . , ...
6 • PaH PaM Patt
Openinr lead: Te n of Q.
No, your eyea are not deceiving
y6',f Thia la the same hand u
Wf'dnuday. Wf'll, almott. The
North South hands are identical,
but w~ have made a Cew changes in
the £a1t-Wt1t holdlnp to hirhli~ht
the pofnt we •tar ted to make.
Apln. tbe contract la 1tx spadts,
1nd once more the openlnr lead is
the ten of hearts. Declarer wins t hf'
kiniit and uthf's the ace kins of
,.:s:
'(ES, CLAUPE, y'OIJ H!:AR'7 A 5Hcff. ~
11' WAS P1PPL.£: AGAIN, SNUFFING" ~
A COCKROACH WlfH HIS 51X·GLJ~. ~
by Tom K. Ryan
VOLJ P IJET,-i:R HO~e
I CAS~·rN Fl~"t;
PIC1PLE!
"'
by Pat Brady
/IS HAJZP lO ~HD A f
NICE f RE004 Pl.la.
WrTM ru~ SM~ NW A iYCCAANICM, 8(,U. I
PLA V IT SAFER
trumps. lo wnt(h both defenders
follow. Obviously, the contract is
secure aa long as declarer can limit
his diamond losers lo one.
One way to tackle the hand is lo
take the diamond finesse!. It does
not take a genius to see t hat not
OMAR f-'1
SHARIFF ---l
only the finesse but the contract
would rail as the cards lie, ror
declarer. will have to ronrede a
second diamond tric k. ·
There is a line that gives declarer
• slirhtly ~tter chance. It will
brlnr home the contract whenevf'r
the finesse succeeds and when t hf'
cards lieu they do in the diagram.
After drawing trumps. declarPr
cuhf's I hrtt round' of club,, di,
urding a diamond from hand. t htn
rulls t he last club. No" declarer
tlku the ace of diamonds, crossH
to the ace of hurt' and leads 1 dia
mond from t ht table. Obviously, 1(
~ut hu t ht king o( diamonds.
tlerlartr ln'!e, on Iv onf' I r1l"k t n l hf'
suit. As t he cards lie, however, East
follows with a low diamond and
declarer's queen loses to West's
king. But West is end played.
Whether he returns a club or heart.
declarer can slu(f the diamond loser
from one hand while rurfing in the
CHARLES
. GOREN I
other
The key to thf' play in ~he die •
mond 11uit lies in the trump suit. If
dedarer has a trump loser. he can
not arford to lose a diamond. If
there 1s no trump loser. d~larer can
afford the per~tntage play in
dl11mnnd,.
For lafonDaU .. abht Clilarlee
G•rn'• new ••J'eletter lw f1wWce
playen. wrhe GONa BrWI'• Lett.r,
P.O. Boa 4426, OrlHdo, Fla.
32802-4426.
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_CALL 642-567-8-IF CALLING FROM NORTH ORANGE
IF CAttlNG FROM SOUTH ORANG'E
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Real E1t1te For Sale Geaeral 1002
Hoa111/Coacloa
Gf HHl 1002 1 -------------'
GE 159.9100
.. ~ . .
Traditiona l
Realty
631-7:370
•Br 1Ba 1Cl22 IYd ate
G.v ref<tg JO~t" rs !'lo
~t't'> $5211 Aqt c;5.::, ' 'S
EAS TSIOE Baer-• • Ille.
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Or<tr>n .. C:oast OAILY PtLOl!ThurlOay December 5, 1985 CS
THE ART OF SElllllO IS
MADE EASY IN THE
DAILY PILOT'S o ~-CLASSIFIED PAID.__ J_
L ve ""~'P f 0U "avP * Soectacuta• apts * ' 3 2Br 1 & 2Ba suites
• Soa(.tous townnous~s
•F,,eoiaces * Pr,11ate t>a1c~"1e~ O•
Garoer pat 05
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•3 bgntec t9l'ln1, court~
•:; Sw1mm1ng poots
•Stream~ & ponO!-
• Sorr7 no pPts
• h.rn.sii1ngs <ha11
N"1" N01 CALL
H3-51H
SE&WllD VILU&E
15:,55 "'Jf'lt ngtor' J111a9t
,dre lrOr"' 5Jr DeQC
'•.,e....a~ nor•n •' B~ac~
McF'adoer "'"~' ,;r
1,,1 F3oder
HIT IUCM'S FllEtT au.ET RES(lllT • v NG
• Soan<i.ng 'lf'd'!'O ooo.,
•Cou•t varc •en il•n1ng
•V•gnPtte BBC. ~·ea!>
M F snr C M 3ijr Twn"se
W D trplC $333 · Nr
DC" 650· 7327 att 5 30
Newpon , Olk 10 beac.h
F n-smkr to shr nice 3br
2oa Oupl~ $500 722-8444
Non-smkr Kuchen p1111
No pets $275 • 14 utd
Jn111 Prk 1t11 733·2085
Npt Sen Cute :ibreia1
Pen" Oupta non smk F
SJ60 ,011< ocn 673-458€
N smkr snr Newpon Crest
~ownnouse w ooot spa
'""" s $4 00 m o 642-3850 or 646· 1869
L DO I/ f\l'v DEluXE APT
t.EASE S' l50 MO
641'.1-"'006 lllwpt Ben shr 2Br 28a
L1v1nQ a1r,ne., Coh Guest turn aot S367 • 1 elec
HOu~e Stps !('. ocr-Ul•IS i;•et n-smkr MF 642-015!:
,nc S " Fee 55"'1
ThEPfRENT 675-8861
NP BEAC'"' l"urn 2BR 1ba
gar Siiort •erm vi< Ag1
f. ~c. a'.,. )r 954.33;5
,ElfTMOHE
3BR i BA 1rg & oeaut
w :>cea,... ~1ew 3 car gar ,, c; ..,.,,,, 1rash comptr
,.,,,. 1oc oatn Lrg deck
O'S ct CIOSl'I soac.e
$1600 mr
315 Hotmwood
TSL MGMT 642-9412
P•ot non-smiter 25-35 tc
snr 3BR CoM nse Gar
age pv• oa Prime oeacr
•OC $550 'TIO 673-0822
P•omor tory Pt Fantastic
ocea" •U Snr 2or 2ba at
ame"'' es $700 675-7835
Rmm1 nse nr DCh clear
resp n-smkr $340 mo -
ut11 ~ 100 sec 675-3823
R N see11s, nonest resp
prof 25-35 10 lmd -'"
snare nousing. CdM 'NB
Karen 213 437-1020
SPACIOUS APARTMENT
• MIL E i:1:1QM OCEAN Roommate fem oret snr
b42 235 • 40r 2 St• hse nice area
$2~" KrtS 895-7846
Wtrlrnt ,,.p51airs 2 BR
• BA ,. ooc• 4 12 38tn Snare 3 BP 2ba CM ~ f
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GA.RAGE SALE .__ ______
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Harbor View, steps l.> orv 4BR 2oa. 2000 s'f redec
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"Ptltnqs sc; '5 "' " It's that time ago1nl Make sure your garage
sole is o success by od11ertis1ng in classified.
Start your ad two days before the sole to
attract the most buyers
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Sell y ,., Pte~ertr!
C111 Ct111lflt•,
642-5678
for information
& surprisingly
low cost.
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• PRINT NUMBERED I'
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beacl\. I br Iba ~tove 1,, 1111 F'ncd yd$ t095 ·mo
refr1g Low d own ~asy lt! lt!l 3'3 ;. 7792 terms 673-29621E
Haat. Beac~ 2140 leac~ Prorrty 1175 3BR 1BA 1rg rncd vard
•CORONADO WATER· room tor RV $850 mo
FRONT Spacious 3br S900 sec 662-5757
2ba Condo on San Diego
Bay 40' boat slip poo1
Unturn "ICean hJy vie"'
Step'> tc ocn spac 2or
?Oa tprtc O w enc1 gar
yrlv A.:!lt~ 110 petc; sac.a
mo 5•3 1ci90 Jll .i
Corona del Mu 2622
Opt• So 01 PCH Nice 2Br
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O• •''o•a Jh• 2ba 5695 * IAlllTM MITI * ASPEN CREEK RESORT Qr o k <; ,,,,;i,es 3-4br 591~ Nici> 2B• .Ba u051 " 'C<1• n ~"' • r ,.._ ~' (J .... _
Chair 15 81 your bac~
door P1oress10f\cllly dee·
orated Steeps 8· 10 Cov
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S 150 per night Dye:
24 1 -0292 Ev 65 t 8514
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IRVINE RE NT AL S Aller Jpm 646 Jo t 13
Irvine Coast Rultors
711-7500
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Ht1111/Conclos
Geaeral 2102
4BR OCEANi'RONT Nwpt
Sch 111 J1ine $ t4 75 mo
OCEAN VU .ipts :?BR
tBA t on .. to Och HS
$650 675
JACOIS REAL Tl
PRIP MHACEMHT
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3Br 2Ba 2 car gar No pets
Lse St 150t818l888-5510
01 18 181346-0440
PARKCREST UNIV PARK
Lovely 20• den 2 ,oa
Cl1ndo 1800 sl attacii
Qilf ava11 now $ 1r5
786·3818
Uni• Park Condo 2br 2oa
Obi gar new pa1nl crpls
S935 mo 1 s1 last 1 sec
854-797i or 863-1460
RHTAL HHEHCE w oodb11dge 3BR 2ba
NOT A LIST AGENCY conoo AIC frplc inside * 131-11I1 * tndry Alders Assoc & wtr
Rare g·h!W! otf PCH S300 s pCI A11a1t now $980 m
Stps ocn bach pad $425 tst tst sec 559· 7343
Nol far lo waves 2t>r S595 WOODBRIDGE 3 Bdrm 2 2br :?t>a NB aCldress $675 $ecure 3br 2ba $700 Oath lam room lrplc
Exec 4br nr H20S1295 QSl•OS overhang nicely
539·6191 Best Atty cost fandsca~ $1275 mo
MANV OTHERS AVAIL 640-1321 olc t720-6897
lalM& Jala.. 2106 L11au hack 2141
Woodsy roomy 2Br. yrd YURU • WJmR nvge hoboy rm s 1:>00 • HllT TERMS 1st last • urns 499-2286
Ailtr Prtptrtit1 L11aa1 Hilla 21 SO
111-4000 Leisure World unturn 2SR
Vrly E Bayfront llOme 2BA lrplc 1rg !>ale $875
4BR 8BA, furn or unfurn Owner 213-54 t-6196
A11a1I snort term also
S3000/mo 673·4062 > .......
Ptai111l1 2107
29r 18a DVple111,. Frptc. gar
$850/mo 553-8500
838-2951Ev854-12321
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Almost oe»anfront crl)ld
dei:or ullls Ir" call
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h~iMILMatiH ~tall/olc apace for rent
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Mounlatn t<notts Berry 1ng foreman Mon-Fn 8 5 m1er11111wmg for recep-1 Partner SOOO Birch SI ••••
farm or wtn Prizes and $5 50·$6 75 hr Use com t1ort1st Gourt director Suite 2900, Newport •
Awards Call us now• We p1111y vans mm 1 yr exp Parl lune somt' e"11ening5 Beach CA 92&60 190 1 Newpotl Blvd
have ~ever-al openings in rtean cul t:>ondable ll. wlo.nel!i Approx $41 Suole 24' t Co5HI Mf'SJ
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14im P1tbull orwn fem10t•Htin
Terr m111 t>IQnd older IP-~~~~~~ .... ~ fem Old Engl Sheepdog Exp NURSES AIDE seeks
male Great Dane tge & live 1n position L+do Isle
bli\ lem DL H Cat area I ocal rt-ls 631-9505
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;it Crawn Valley Lag N1g 644•8819
E 49">·8474 1dent1fy Tuchtn 4650
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1us1 wht Voe Eding!!r GIVER PRE SCHOOL
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children 552 1967
644 -2629 or 6d4 2620 Pre School Directer
Found Tues eve Smatl Loc d tor 32 Chtldren
be•ge fem dog w'curty Cosla Me ~a Call
ears Red collar & leash EveslWknds 963-1662
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Sales 642·4~33 eve NptBC'1642-6824 son 1216 '85 Olwn 5505 A TTENUANT E •PI!• URN BIG MONEY · l/Dt l 5l05 12 3pm Iii 1171 Jam w ri-ls Day~ $5/nr • 111 11\8 LOS ANGELES *APT MHAIH* Me4in Dtl t>o•IM' Rd Nwpt Bch CAll•n MAIER c.omrt'l NB 64J 11r, 1
TIMES Telemarkettng ot Young ambtl1ous c.oupte lo DEllTAL ASSISTHT RECEPTIO•IST JCarpenter some eip req Two PR Account E • lite on Costa Mesa Elle<:· manage:.? 1 U011s tn Cos1c1 Eitper tor busy Newport C Westerly C M 642·0 146
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1 1mmed1afe opening lot UECTRICIAll min 3 yrs No11ona m15s1
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to earn. mort-lhan s2oo ope111ng for Recepl, Mani-DENTAL A tl Or• ... o RDA Presentable appeara(lce-1 c.ommerc1a111n teriors· perience t1nel l·with miri '" c~mmission !>· w11ges I curists Ass1s1s 549 1005 ss n• · by selling· only 20 • Rt>Q ortho e>1p pref 4 dav &. l!ltperience ne<;essary 770-0102 , year PR wn1tng ex
sutisciiploons a week 11 s ,...SHIE•/CLERI Mon lhru Thr NB 642.2626 Mu~I tvoe 60wpm & good 1 1 perience 111 Business &
VII " oryanoliU•Onal skills re-• OFF sn PflESSMA• General Consume• Senn
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Mutcn.nq Criona Cabinet
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m.itc.M•g cockla11 tole &
l<1ll11J Ible $1500 M1111
corod 662-0854
Jllia~tl11neoo1 601 S
possible to earn more Ma1ure person gift sl'lop MEDICAL SfCRETARY .iu.,~d Ask tor Joan ,E•per secontl pressman 1 resume & samples or wrol
lhan $1000 weekly Jol!n Wayne Airpo11 Call r T 11 0111 01\, Internal 17 14 )645 t 791 Goss 6 unil 2 folders 3 ing (A must) 10 Nc1om1
Hours are flexible anc1 lhe Bettle mornings 852 9186 med 1>•aC1•ce 1n C M Kmle in tone 1,,mmers Weiss l'ne Weiss Group f 1 RE WOOD P1 em1 um
olhce is Freeway tlose Mature p1easan1 person RECEPT/SCTRY Apply PENNYSAVER Inc 3822 Campus Or , ...
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Fo1 1'llorma11on call CLU•ERS ins t:>1llon9 baclo. olc e•v rPQuired tor 11nd devetoo-1660 Placentia AJolb c M Sutle 2<'0 Newpo11 5 1% >rel 968-8081
2 1 MAG wood console
c:QIO• TV wtremote $100
Huge 1nsulate<l dog house
S'>O flt.'Ctroc Spinet Organ s !00 Besl ofter 6415·3663
540-030 I Part tome lpm to 7pm IJ•f'f o 548 7736 1nPnl company E•cellPnt Beat'1 CA 92660 T
Call 644-442t tor0annv telepnon,.,manner smart l PRESSROOM JOHN WAYNE enn•'
MURSES ASSIST. appearance non-smkr UHERWATER DIYll& Cluli MPmbersnop Re
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tor swap ml!ilt $75 per
tidy comm Must have
car Musi nave pierced
tia• s Musi wear & C11sptay
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2pm l 14/896-9596
DRIVERS FULL TIME 11PM to 7AM Cer11t1ed or worc1 proces&ing eiper Immediate opening tor 1 TECM•ICIA• 1lult'ti In $700 838-5208
Musi have good droving re T 1 a1 nees M us I oe Sat.iry s 1400 mo Hrs j quahl1ed person Harris ML SI be Scuba ceriitien J Wayne Ten01S Club
cord tor pa1 ty renlal mature Ii. 1n1eres1eo on 8 30 5 JO Please cal 1600 1660 ex per 11elP·
1
~111 train 673_3630 M ... mbersl1•P Must Sell
company A & 0 Rentals perm<1nen1 employment Pali lot .ippt 863· 7033 ful Excellent company 1 , t:ht ulr 752·0100 9 'ipm
2085 Placentia, Uno! 5 Me~c. Verde Conv Hosp rienet11s and working WEEKEND MANAGER 1
Lest A Foaad 2925
Fnd blk f? /Irish setter mix
choke chn.301b strip on
chest.vtc Warner/Euclid
960-3164 or 957-5700
181n & Pomona CM
722-&616 TUTOR needed tor 10 year
old to rietp with reading & Sstes ln-olllce. HB PFllAdv
mal'1 75 1 4148 !lex hrs. OJT 536-2372
C M 642· 1186 661 Center S1 Costa conditions Apply I MUS r SELL Sears 20 t 1 I
Mesa 548-5585 In CdMS~~':!r.~RJanagt" I ORHliE COAST I Weeke11t1 Manager tor ' rel~1gw~~~~r '/;5ri'h;t1 vr DRIVERS WANTED
Must have econ vehicle
1nsu1 For more tnlo Call Cleriul/Olfice 5400 men1 Co Front oll1ce ap DAILY PILOT Daily P1101 Nt-wspaper I P~~la lovesedl $150 :.? 10· 1 tam/4-5pm
'•ea1.inct> required Gooc IRVINE A RE A I S75ea 545 884Q * IOOllEEPER * " 330 W Bey Street 2 30-10 JO AM Pickup d!!Sk~ • -WOMH'S CLOTMt•5 756 1912 Mon.Fri 8 5 Profeuional/
Admiai1tr11ive 5100
MANAGER Exp Asst Mgr & Pi t Sales EASY ASSEMBL y WORK'
Pos111on Send resume $600 oo per 100 Guaran
to Ad 140 c10 Daily teed Payment No E <
Estab C M Roofing Co typing ollice teteplJi'nE Costa Mesa Ca truck & dependao11o1y a Nau111us pool equ1pman1 s1o.111s Word processing &
'if't'<S a lull charge bk II pr 01 call 642-432 1 must $90 per wl!t'kend 11pa1er l·lter t'lc Bai 04>r P nookkef'i;1ng exp help 1 &
£"P on cos1 acc19 At lul Maryanne 675 4900 ROOFI•" •EPAI• MA• Call 642-43<'• as" or t.na•r manicure lable A A p R & G l tnru ac-• " " Jim SIOOI Besl ollr 494-9880 counts aud1t111g Lt typing SECRETARY t apable ol quality work £ l W t 4 ..
skills nee. Bac.kground tn M aio• Southern California Mtn 5 yr exp 642-7222 •• oyaent ID e Cameru •
Pilot PO Box 1560 peioencetNo Sales De 1mmed101e opening lor Ii.II Costa MeSd CA 92626 1a115 send self-addressed
11me 01s1ric1 Manager t 714J722 8722 siamped envelope DIMES Musi .. n1oy working Wtll'I Clalt1/Restnran11 ELAN VITAL -9-03 •
5520 134 18 Enterprise Rd Fl
ch•ld•e•1 E1penence ·----------' Pierce FL 3348:.?
Own transp req Salary QU1l'18f9d tn Costa Mesa1 nPESETTE•/ E-x Mgr tor a ma1or corp & CA.;-ON A-1 CA MERA
consl tndus1ry an asset sa'lings bani. head I I 5535 1 E•uipmenl 6016
commensurate wrexp & B n I " "
ht'lplul Sholl 1eve1 Full lime. be11 Newpo•I each area a! ftASTE UP ARTIST prev owner of Mtg Co w case 50MM F 1 1 4
an 1mmed1a1,.. career op seeks cnallegtng pos11oon 1!1 I05MM F 1 3 5 Zoorr
elits 6
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22
blwn 9 4
, µo•tu111ty lor a scretary 1r jimmeaoate ope01ng tor wrp1ogess111 Co 96J 3627 ; Pnses 75 205MM 2•
ACCOUllTING their maior loan depart· e•rier lypesetler Mu91 M L II' matc11~d mu111pt1er llast
IOOHEEPH FI T. ' GENERAL OFFICE Qua11 We otter an excellent ben-10 key & restaurant exp lied person to handlfl
f1111 program paid va-pref d Includes wknds priones 1yp111g general A ca11ons & riotodays bonus Ou1e1 Cannon 496-6 146 olloce duties E>1penence
program and dental tn· tn Marketing & Sates
Cnns1ruc11on Accounts meni Individual wol have have m&rk-up I trcalll Jle un11 $4<'5 00 754 7426
p<1yablP Nwot Bt'1 p1ov1de St'C•elaroal sup exper paste.up back-I 6022
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Cotta Mesa Office
330 Weet Bay StrHt
Coeta Meu, Ca. 92828
sur a nee Salary. otus TERRACE GARDEN he Ip t IJ I VIP Toys
mileage reimbul$Pment DISHWASHER Laguna 650.2002 He•Cli Beach hrly wage Apphc.itnl must dppty on tionuses 494-9650
per so" al Dally P 101 330
Wt:!SI Bay St Costa
Mesa Ca Apply 9· 11
am o• 2 4 11 m 1C1rcu1a-
11on Dept I
Sales 5510
SS BIG BUCKS SS
Don 1 call lhos number
11nless you want 10 make
alol ol monPv St>r•ous 1n
Qu111es Larr~ 966 f.l 788
CAREER
OPPORTUMITY
* Ofl1ci> Manage• Phone
~~tet-~ry
commission 850 9199
FOOD SERVICE
Pan ttme pos111ons ava11
CASHIER
llTCHH
WOik Mon-Fp 11 3 Call
George oel I tam or all
2pm ONL v Mon-F11
432-0670
HOSTESSES
lull ltme day & lull lime
nigh! hostesses No exp
net Apply Coco s 213 1
Vlles1ehlf Dr Nwpt Bcri
llOW MIRt•& * ALL POSITIOH * PARAOTSFCAFC
600 Newport Center Dr
HARDS HEDED
w 111 1ratn you Immediate
employment Apply at
33654 Niguel Sho•e Rd
, Laguna Niguel
HAIR DRESSHS
Neetled lor salons 1n
Cos1a Mesa & lr111ne
S 170 wk guar sat
comm paid vac Train
1n9 seminar 111c1 Den
er11s opp1y tor all
v8,!'ICPntenl 1n mgmt Tr.,
u$' we a1e not a
!ranch o;e W11n us you 11
mak~ mort-0
213-498-9-006
THE MAIRCVT STORE
CROSSWORD PUZZLE • • I: 330 W. Bay Drive :
based Homeou11der Exp oorl tor thf' ma1or toar 1 ground helpful Xtnt ben· Anti.au 6010 Free lo Y.ou an<l appraisal stall Wit J 1 1 d ~" 1 • ' -orec 1r1 cons1ructr0n accts nanote telephone cov· e •JS tnc u ong m.,u1ca o Cherry galeteg Table J vr old Pure
payable con1rac1 con1101 tra e 1 pong all de dental insurancP con-s875 Arrow Bae~ Wind· Samo,t•O qr~a1 Pl!r
I\ loan araws Dala pro. par~ml'nl~I correspon· genial atmospnere Con sor Rocker $350 Mdrblo> ,onil•t, t.,., 5975
c essong e~p helplul d.:inc.e mainlatn Ille sys· tact Alissa 642·413? I ext lop wash Stand SJ<>S Bl'au1•r11 otdt-r tut1ens IC
Salar Y 'beneltls com litm .md comple1e o1he1 I 291 Mantel Fire Surrouno 9'JOd "':>mi's House mensura1e w "•fl Plt-ase "' 25 c t Rocke• c;ppc1al pro1ec1s a~, ORA•"'E COAST »1 ane sea brn•t>ri 64C-6705 1nd1I re~ume to A.kins net>ded I • $150 Minton China 1Jon
Oi>v Co 3 C1v1c Pla1a 1oea1 Cdllel1c1tate w111 pos DAILY PILOT ner ware. 107 pc set L•b Lovc101p Coci..er Spaniel
NB 'J2C60 Attn A .,1,.,5 1 2 yrs secretaria 330 w Bay Street bey cut cryslal stemwJ•t' Bl~ "'"1 sno1tesd PLJI>
Micnaels hilr kgrn11nd and havf Costa Mesa Ca 92627 90 pc set Best Olll'r ru.,o; P .... ~ • 9r• .:i w kiCI•
CLERICAL rART TIME
Will lra1n Pierce B1os
Sm11n Mor111My H B
5J6-6539
DEPARTMEllT SECTY r <r er 1nd1v1dual w1lh
gc: nd E nq1ts11 sk •tis
,1rong 1vo1ng and d•C
tJfll\OnP o• srionhana
ht>lpfut Apoty m pe1son
woth tt>~untP Ill Mr
FuenlP!. "' Rot>e•I Bein
W1ll1Am Frosl & As
!>Oc1a1es 140 1 Quail S1
New pQrl Beach Ca
833-0070 (8am 5pm)
ly111119 ... 11111<; •JI &O wpm 142-4321 497-2256 IOI apot l)J. ''=' 4 ~II & pm
r,ood Ordl t. written tom r A11liance1 6011 Jewelry Furs/ Art n111ro•t.alion 'lk1lls desired --6025
>No•rt rirocess1n9 anc .. EWPO•TE• HOTEL 1 IUY APPLIANCES
rl•t t.1~1r1onP rie1ptu1 " n n LES 95-•8 ,33 Bf>oge "',.. .acket w IO>
'N•· r>fle• a11 xlnt worktn~ has the lollow1ng r 1 , Appraised a•
envoronmt>nl & t:>enelft~ openings *SALE! SALE!* : .i!/ ~, dS~ 1"9 S 1500
;,.•Ckdge Qua11t1ed can Wtrtf ProctHil( Cltrk Relr1gera1ors S 1<'9 & J r,, A h~o· , qae 63, 1266 111<1aH•s pl1>ase call 1714 l,. D •tt ...i
fJ'l 1 8180 e•I 4202 fo1 wretttr I Olr • II•· Washers $99 & UCI ERTt
.itiu1 T•••· Rtot,tiHist D•yers gasie•Pc s99 & l1P 1 AR<iF SELEC. TION OF ,•c1F1C s•v1•"S IN t /M t Stoves s99 8 UP O F< r.iNAL 51GNEC
11 11 w OS OS HS Complete Lone ot Home 1,,RAPHICS & BRONZE IAlll 1Ptease apply Mon-Thurs Fttrn1sn1ngs SClJLPTURES AT COM
190 t Newport BlvO 9 12 I 107 Jamboree Ro I ALL APPLIANCES PETITIVE PRICES• CAU
Suite 221 Costa Mesa NB Personnel Dept hllJ Quar111t1t4 FOR INFO & A PRICf
ftASTEUP PERSO• Eao1ll11t C11tfition ouore BEFORE VOL SECRET HY
P:ir1 time tor m1e1101 de
s1qr ~luel10 l 30 2 00
Mr n F 11 ""entually fut
1111 " tmmed opening
lo.I 11' tt'~ume 10 1137
B.1ys1<le D.r Corona de
Mar CA 921\2S
4 76106 Don 964 .5949
5 Day PIWI\ 1nclud1ng Sat UNIQUE FURNITURE p u R c HA s EI I M IKE
Woll lram Apply PEN· 1947 S Main SI C l U FF ER TE c:
NVSAVER 1660 Platen-Santa Ana AUTHOR ZED FINE ARl
loa Ave c M B1wn Edinger & Wainer on RFPPESENTAT1VE For
Main St See tne Bea•• 1 ,.. ( NE w PORT >. * Reg1s1ra11on Workers• 0 RE 1
$30-S 100 Dy 534 1400 551-5220 HARB R A A
Earn CdSh you• l1tSI day• Open 10·6 Sun 12 5 &73-&411
Entry & French Doors Spronkler Install Repau Averagt-Room $29
By Norman The Doorman Free estimates 548-6065 f •teroor Stucco $130
Oak & F11 857-000R ma1erials 642-0442 Doors mo1d1ngs-oay won-Le11l Services
ACRC>8S 58 Besmear
60 Volcano
61 In person
63 ConvenM
64 Soap plant
65 Instrument
66 Seamen
67 Less
1• Coat• Meaa, CA :
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DAILY
PILOT
SERVICE
DIRECTORY
dows complete pa11os., Eleclric1l -PAINTER NEEDS WORK'
1od1t1on\. Qua1t1y work PA••tSH ELECTRIC FIRH? call 752-5001 tr11 [•t ceilings relm cau .i~/446 Paul 548-8860 nn Allys Parham & Assoc 12f.1 '" e 'p wor" guar
Oual1ty work lree est D.t111" Pa1nt1ng 964 3837
I Float
5 Sauna
9 N11r<.01tc.
14 An11n1
15 Ear proolerT>
16 lJnsmari
17 Great B1tr• "'
island
18 "le1a11ve
20 S!uml'llf'
}1 SummP•y
;n Peoag09uo>\
23 Slil•C ""!>
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:tr S11mv1 t11>
:>9 Glob._
10 C11evou' 34 Bumoeo ,..,,
36 Squabo111
38 Rude 11om"
39 F11g10
<11 liOICI Oii
43 Morn.ng ~or '
44
Goovanno
•5 Animal ~•011tr
46 Ornament
4 7 Acuteness
49 Furn1snes
51 The
My UnOo•nQ
54 Valuat>lft
violins
common
68 Frenc'1 rover
69 .A.ssassonat,.
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, 01'"•'tjf'''!li
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24 Sl"n" < IHC
26 St.;rol)u 'l
28 Fo11 { l l
PREVIOUS PUZZLE SOLVED
JO On be11all ol
11 Allordtng
1es11mony
32 M01'1e• ol
Apollo
13 Pool Scot
34 Pulverize
l5 itahan name
J 1 Street arab
J8 EmployeH
40 Timeworn
4 1 Go qu1ckty
•fi Cuo11n coon
48 V1111ors
~9 MelllC unit ~ t>teur
S2 W1lh1n prel
53 lmperttnenl
54 A great
01s1anc;e
SS I Remembe•
'>6 Ac1d1ty
57 011e1 a
d111ance
prel
59 BevE!f age
62 Eecape
After School-
Student Jobs!
Do You Need $Cash $And
A Good Job To St.art The New Year?
We are loottlng for Jr. High and High
School atuden11 and othera who would
enjoy talking with people and W()(t(lng
with other atudentt their own age. You
can earn $25.00 to $50.00 eech week In
commlaalona and MUCH MOREi You can
work PART TIME In the atternoona and
evenlnga and 1tlll heve pfenty of fr• Um•.
You MUST BE FREE AFTER SCHOOL!
We ofter comptete training and provtde
transportation. Thia la NOT A PAPER
ROUTE ANO IS NOT SEVEN DAYS A
WEEKI Come oul and hetp Ut get new
customer-a for our new.paper and have a
great time doing It. You have nothing to
loM and a super job to gain. Cati today
and mayb9 you can etart tomorrow!
Call Mr. Earl
548-7058 or 24,1-8432
COLLECTOR WANTED'
Part time opening In Laguna
Beach I Laguna Niguel area:
Earn up to $6.00 per hour for
collecting for monthly
subscriptions. Miieage allow-
ance paid In addition to hourly
wage. Experienced preferred
but not required.
Muet be at L•••t 11 yra. old
C•ll
.. 10 A.M. • 4 P.M.
MR. KIRKLAND
842-4321 ext. 107
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E1pert Cab111e1 Maker & 1 ·4255 13 968-7401 MHonry
0 1 French Design Reas -1Ja 11v & reas prices flee est rl'I !I Alter Spm DON'S ELECTRIC I Block walls. brtCkwOrk. lnlieol real i-state clea1o
c.all AllreCI 722· 1157 492-5958 Service calls concrete Comp patios up crpts windows !'IC.
dryer outlets etc bonded IS vrr. exper 646-4834 Rl'IS Free PSI 85706~1 KITCHEN CABINET
Your Daily Pilot REFACING NEW/REPAIR Quality No STUCCO MASONRY llLE
Service D11ec1ory Call 10, hM est 642-088 t 1obs to small 1easonable No Jot> 10 small All types I TOP QUALITY PllllTIH
Representallve Freil est he d 63 1-2345 Free est Lit 631-2345 1n11E•t Reas Rates Rel s
142-4321 elf. 301 Ooors-Repa11-A1tera11ons
1
839 1886 or 675·0 tO? :i---------Remodel Panel Locks-etc Firewood Movin1
Cabmets w indow-Fences FIREWOOD quatuy m•x. --.~A .. l_C_l""O'!"Y,_l .. •""c,_t ___ P'!'i~pt!!"r!!'!in .. 1~-~-~-r ~------""!!"-• 35 yrs exp Jerry 642-0567 I lree del $87 so t cord I QUICK & CAREFUL 1 FARTHING INTERIORS
xqu1s1 te Acoustics Re-CL1')..1 Cir• $ t 70 cord Jim 636·856 I LO RA TES, T 138046 I HANGING1STR1PPING prayed or remove Dry a u " VISA-MC 67J-1512
( all Rrpair ... 847·7901 Mother loves babys1111ng General Services 552·0410 ANDYS WALLCOVERING
RE BLOWN OR PAINTED Newborn or 3 yrs up my I *RENT AN ANGEL• I Sell Stora?e Experls I 1ns1a11a1ion 6 Removal
Also lnl/Ext Pa1nl1flg llOme lull ttme 642-9015 1 Personal & business as-*A· 1 MOYl•5 * Int paonhl"IQ )48-4013
1c•288597 63 1·9295 Cleuiat Service s1s1ance tor all events & 1 CLEAN & EXPERT LYNN HANSEN'S
•PlilaCt ROBIN'S CLEANING protects 472· 1782 Over 2S years expent'nce lnllmor Pa1n1mg ano
Farailare SERVICE a lhrooughly I Haad_Iala Lie T ·I 16·428 730• l35J Paper Hangmg 5•9·9677
clean hovse 645·9741 AMEAlCAN HANOYMAN STlllYl•I COLLHE STRIP IT OFF THE WALL
Housecteantng, carpels ~ Carpentry lenctng win· STUDElffS llYl•I CO. Fas1 clean rPas Wall
upl'lolSlery windows, etc dows. plumbing. marhte. Orange Co 01tginal papp1 •emova1 serv1cP
pphance Service Relriq lirllr M1i1t. 131·1272 I ~~~u:~;1i_0~~c 63~~324Y4esl Student Movers Insured L1ttbond1>d 638-6970
ashers·dryers-ranges Commerc1al lnQ welcome Lie T 124-436 641-8427 THE WALLPAPER ROUTE
tshw&shers Lie 240-0717 hi FENCE Repair New & old NEW Warehouse Storage 0e1;. Special s 1 lfsgl ,011 1 CLEAN sweep c mneyl w oo<l chain link. patio's · t Vr Guar 642-207l'
1 bit Coacrete sweeping Fiee est•· 1 tree est Greg, 968-1118 I IOYll·MAN 1
males Spark arresters & I 1 . I Appl s pianos hseholcJ or Plamltiap
other produc ts avall •GEN HOME REPAIRS offc "9 ll'le hr or by lhe ~---'!"!"'----·!
Serv O C 989-1842 Paint Drywall Carpentry I piece .. Lareful courtesy 24 hr El• lH-1110
Os Cleaning Resld/apt. I etc Gary 645"5277 PTL UC" T47821 642-8815 •Good fObs done right•
rtveways patios. pathS, For meticulous & detailed I HANDYMAN LARGE and s TA RV ING 41 WORK DRAINS CLEAR From $15
etc No 1ob too small clean1no Sa11sfac1ton small I DO IT ALLI I Free esttmate 641_5060 F11uc;e1s Disposal Heater
Reas Mickey 536-0553 guar For appt 549-4294 531-5579 Pat or Ive msg Highleci\ Movert 147526 8'> 1 9604 M&M 722-9066
,phs1t-1epa1r-prktng lots Home & Office ctean1ng by HOME REPAIR Carpentry p Oc , Ewper1 Se1v1c"' & Repa11
pt compteK·heavy roller JODI Please c1111 tor tre'9 rence$ & gates lree 1rtm. 1rlit1/ Cllltll 'l? yrs erp Resod t•Comm
Joe 645 4269 7em-9pM estomate 842 6746 dump runs C M & NB llOLll&Y llllTHIHS Lie •401'1035 964-8919
PATTER• co•CRETE HouMCleanrng 14 yrs exp area Jim Whyte 642•1206 Prof bar1en(ltng & food WEEKEND PLUMBING
All lypes designs & colors rt1hOble reas free est, own ff · l ' "11t by Steve 645-1426 No 011ertime1 c1111 Anv
Call 64l6-2 l l3 ror est 1r1111s Pina 645-9866 Della H IDJ I N1raiat Se"ict T1m11 646 87 ll'
I · 1 n L f HAUUNG • MOVING 1 _ p Remove aspl'lllll driveways , Newoor1 s F11iesl p~e t' Garage & Varel Ctnupa , BEST Bonded Companton
1
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111pl11 t l'I w 'r oner e 1 A Matnlenance 5 7 e 09 Jon 8415-8102 ~s & Rates lor elderly Europf'on Psyc;hot f Mol
D11Gk block wk 539 0345 Nestkeepers 67 • 4 I Live 1n or oul 833-2009 Card & Pa1m Reader p3111 • I w 11 1 ovr nouse Construction Clean-ups p He 1 AF 1 A110 Serwaces . "e ,w, lorcc ~·.~Sy role rets Trash & tree Hauling Care for elderly In llc11n•~ sso' 27~ uturl'I 1 ,..,. ?
.AUT01TRUCK MECH P 01 63 l-6569 all 3 Free tosl John 645-6730 pnv&te nome Home co~k A D•an.-631 gqe4
e-p orie meals Kntny 540-4 10 1 litt•l 30 Y" exp Reas ratA' NPT ICM LAGUNA Arel I .,
''" osi Adnan 645-4443 Ctatracttn Hauling c1aanup-p111n11ng-Pai1tia1 tA~e"s"f,...'l!!R°"OP"'.ld"'f-"!!A"'t"'P'"'A·r-A
lt1t Semct1 A44'11·htl •·Rt•tfl moving 1 d&ys 494"23" 1 OUALl7 f PAtNl ING ~:.~ ~it ~s ~~v BtO BY COAST eoXt SERVICE Comm/rfoeld 1•2345 Low Winier Retes FrH I Co1T1i:>l~1e O.temng All CONS fRUCTION jR11ti11 A CHlla11 estrmaieg John 722 9707 ROOf.tNO r•c.ov,., re
Bottom Cte11n1ng1Patntong New·RernO<Jel-A~~ttlons , H lir fl f 111· 1110 I RAINBOW PAINTING I ~:~ ~r~ ~;1 1f~ ~i:;8~
Haut Out$ 893 41465 722-1737 he 60839 •Healing done rtghl• Qu•llty u1 our pollc;y
••1iae11 Str•ice1 1 •REMOOE11 •it• I 650-66416 JEFF uc 8688 Rt•t4tll11/ M•lt1111 Cloets AIC tifu111ng Spf1C1"1
Acu1f ypr Wo1d Proeen • RCIOM ADDIT'ON \l • 1 Hnur S11rv1Ma1n1 130 A A A PAINl INO lnl/Eio PATlt CIYHl-IM•I
ing W,. do m11nu1crip111 167., 61 B22••Ch C111~"~e?O!S 492·8827 •.t59263 LOWEST POHlblt Price I Completl'I t1'1Mtlf!"4ing
m11hng Ital f!IC 786-1330 J 10 Slf'P Service 66' 3'35 Qu1111tv wc.r~ R .. ~,,.,.n'Jllo
CompullH BnokklWIPtnQ A BA THROOM 4 l'(ITCHE:N L111d1c1,111 GLASGOW PAINTING ''16 CWlM ta ••• SSA IOtn payroll RCMOOH ING ~(Ml Olll 'Lawaure 1n11fx1 30 y11 opnr. Wi141 .. c1 ... 1., Guy7601008 L1e-,QM8t 561-30419 r~I' 8412S2t ..
TYPING S tH BOQKl'<PNG Tl\t fulHI dra,1 tl\e TREES HOMEOWNER FXPFRTS Art Your Wondow1 < """"' ~ASTtACCUR S~RVICE WUI a Oatl 01 fnpC>f'd 1•mo"ecl C111an Int (•I Acou' Ce11tng1 Balboa Wondl)w Wa,t11•g
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1526NII1250 939.J'fP .. GREAT MOVING sXtt , LARO£ Sl!L!CTION OF ..... ,cao."ae CdV 85 LO mt ,ICTfTIOUI •UllNHI all PIQP<>Hll tlllall be 00-· ·~ut ... 1-tttQ 1ntheCoun 1S11eet '1wltlll010tl ~I Cihon dul;tjb.cf oelow S!. I SAT/SUN ll io 4 12911 1 NEW&USEOBMW'SI &entra,lllplma,A IOOZX I •~tended gyar Lo•ded NAMC ITATl,MINT led e•amoned a110 read1otl Cht/l'IQef 11 ,,,. HUl't·JCaJ1t0tn11 tor~lonb) DATa: Monday, o.o.m.
Oa12 U11t, slHplng bags Browning 81 Irv 81 Fu,,. 1 Ltll ... 01 ... I Attend our lease Mmlnat lllllh unctlewood Tnt tollowuio Ptl'IOllt era 11l<>u<1111 ~ Ooetl "'"1•1'19 1ngton Be.en CIVlc c.n1er, tne put>CIC Dllr t8, 191!
COieman atove & lantern I haetloio clothing. •lltac I VOLUME SALES I and recieve a tr•• I SI f 960 ph 673·0IS27 "o•nq bu~n•u ae Prffllge s.IOfa acceptt:'& any Wftt '2000 Main Street Munt HU•Tl•O'TON 81ACM TIMI: 1 JO p M poll, pans. tbl, chra etc SEA C l)O(tabMI mint vacuum Auto 80<Jy & 1>11m1 809 E 1 htn e>rOOOM1 the rec;l()f of 111'19ton 9eaGh CatlfOfnla on CrTY COUNCll... •r: A._.. A"'-ICATION ..0181"= s2~ a..s.9428 iTrlalftrlatltl • VI E & LEASING with t•edll ipproval W( llY &LL IUlll "" ">••-t 'i11nt11 Ana CA PUtChH1ng •hall c.all for oral tt>t 0111 eno al tne ttme 1t1 M. W~. Ctt~ Cleft Coaaul ~t Pet-
-3870N Che<ry Av• LONG Learn about leaalng in USEOCARS&TRUCl<S 9~701 lb+01 tfuponttteeelt tOforlllOICfltedbelowtor ...... 11'<1 "-ie(1M )........ n••INw U-28
Llgttl belge Mink StOlf Ptwtr .... 1012 BEACH OUI olfiee ""' South COME IN OR CALL FOR M0#\1(.;1 C1111t,.. Gaueroo b+d• tny r~tlble petton. oonlldet 11\t 11•t~ta of Put>lllhed Or9nQ" Coo• L 0 c A' I 0... I • 3 I I
$250 a..s.9428 1 * * H•-••n 1 (No Cllet1y exlf·405) Coast Plaza Fifi ._..11.. l IOG Fetnnuth L•ne Co11a otters 10 IN• the IM2Pfopo1111 e>eraont. wflO w1e11 to oe Oetty P1101 o.c.moei ~ Aio111ey Ctrele 110 HllM--~-*21 (714)1Hllt0 llrf"--Mew C• 112626 tfly unOe< t"8 tetm1 ano "9afct r.ia11w to !tie aooa-tOH l)Olctt l)t1yt wlo Sayt>rOOk
AOlEX WATCH, MENS I U CHAIS ll'OMY t ln,•.-l•Pf'• 1 hr I DelllLO Tno• Ou11n .. t •• eon· I cond111on. ac>eeiliecl ,,.,..,. catton o.tertoect bttow Tll 48~ L--DAI~USI HatdlyJM014\ law-'4Q.. Ri'>O 1, w d: Trlde-n1 Weleome A.LL·IHllSLl&SI llfvttlfl ouc1eo OJ ;;11 nct1v1<1ulll L!!>' • rtlfltll taeeect•no oy 11 OATI Moncay o.cem. "'°'OIAL: AopMI to
Orig price 12500 sell t-47• FELLOWS Claa~ic. h• OPEN S-eveR O~YS" 71•/ tJ2-11tl 18211 BEACH Bl VO M()lllO Catalina GallaicJo rie1tt fl,,. l*e.91\r~\\l ~fil5" -r-PlllJC JiOll([ llM'Cl9ClllCIN Ol tnll Ptanrllng
$1250 875 600010 gas slip 11)'$39.500 HUNTINGTON BEACH Tn11 \latemen1 wu toled l\ogf\e" ""'"tttn propoaall Jllll«:730P M Commtuion to 11Utt9!tl t"9
E/873-6000 Jtm/Wtnov 42 GRANO BANKS. IC ""''" m• County Cle•k ot Ot wfucf\ '' "'*'• by I 'ete>Oflo: APt'\.tCATIOte ~ NOnel M 8ot•O Of zoruno A.c:lju.I hrs, loaded wletec, 7kw 141·1017; 141-1331 111\Q" County 0t1 No.,.mbef 11bl• petlOn 1uch ~· Cod• Amenctmet'lt No 15-221 "'*AC...-"*° menr s 1Mn1al of COP 15-21
, t a. • • I 6049 very sharp, BANK AEPO CHICK 2') tll8~ •"9Ql1110lt Ofll btO •nall oe LOCATION. W1th1n 111• j ~Al TO to acct 2 408 eqv.,• '"' of • • • ...... • S79K/Oll F2Mt:n I "l'l<lllly llCG41C)tltd OI All Oleta -SA $ent0r AM!deottll "'L AN .. ' N,. c 0 ... ~tiding., .. WfllCh lndudee --!!~~'!'"""-----....I er 960-H67 Bkt Wl!lllJON Puo111neo Orange Cou1 sn•ll b4I ratect9d by tne sut11.1 1one j Mtt..0..-t a 111110 flOOf to tn e.11.1t11no A •11 lhllTllEIT I Avon Aed Crest. usad 1 I.. Dally P1101 O.C.mbef 5 12. 80&r~ "'MOIAl: To Iner-COHOmOMS OF I •H•oenc.
OWN a piece ol a season Metzler Jolly l'OAICHf t9 end 26 1986 The Soard 1esMvH the tne 1equ1rect par111ng stan· I """'OVAL OF · I f N v 1 "o NM I M TA L
W ORKING ARABIAN new Both 6 II S400 81· AUDI Tn-489 right to re1ec.t any and all dards IOf WllOf realctentt .. AOMINllTilATIVf"fVllW STATUl:Th.i8P<Ot9Ctlacal-
HORSE RANCH (714) 675-7830 Ive mag CHfVaOLt:T Olde and to withdraw tit apartm411>t PfOICU NO 15-11 tQC>tte~ a...-mpt ~t
• 627-8113.eitt43 Is . A"""'--ee.llMftdlVC H ...... IQ..eitt~ PUBUCNOTfCE o!trtO lelMl"4tl)loperty ENVl"ONMfNTAl.I NOTICE IS HEREBY !OS t toftheCalilC)fl\18
Gldn A.tr AKC Pups 5 ltJ ltlll .1014 ....._,.llll-=1t ,.. -"':' S.... a S.rvlu he O.ractOf of Purch ... ITATUS: Neg•tlVt Oecla•-1G1\/EN thll 1"8 Hun1tngtor Envor0t1mentat O~llV Act
. ·-·-VI ·-·1 FICTITIOUI •USINlll •no '1 l\efeby OllKl.0 to •!Ion No 8S-S3 UNNlng Beael'I C11y Councll Wttl nOIC ON FU'. A eopv ot the wka. ahota Blon<! & gidn 14' HOBIE CAT AMAF~AN ~ ..,._.. ed CHICK NAME STA TUffNT post COP~• ot the Not" or 1 the et11111onmentll ettecta of 1 PUl:>li<:1'18ar1ng ,,. ,,,. Coun PIOc:>OMO Coastal Oevelop-
M /F $225 Ea 675-3 t59 $200/cash 01 bst otr All preo .... .....:. In n~••l'a.ar The following Petton• are lntenuon to LHM Aeallthe prQP<>Md Code Amenct-,ci1 Cflamber at the Hun• ment Petm11 •Son hie tn the
u 1 5 30 call 6•8 •688 • wr ~n 00tng oua.nMt as WOflO Propefty signed by th• ment """ •llO t>e conlideteo 1ngtor Beacn C•vre Cente< Oepa11ment of Oeveloprnent ,..ov ng, must sell mosl , ..S £. C-H hcso•t \/acatoons 2082 s E 'Cle<k ol ttHI 8o11c 1n three Dy Council 2000 Main Street Hunt s.<-"'ic"
lovaDte 1 yr Old Female 14 UIH Yry 14 0114, dole mike a ... .._,_, a-:V I Brtsrot no 6 Santa Ana CA l3JQll.lt>K~lfltheCouft..I ~ ,U: A copy Of ,,,.,•ngton Beac:n CallfOfn•a or ALL INTERESTED PER-
Cocket $300 759-1870 $850 "646-4632 ..,._ .._.:..Ir' MHE 'I l llll "024,, 9'707 ly nor leu tn1n hllMn (151 p<opote<l amendment 11 on rt>t date anc 8, 1~ tome ,11 SONS 11• ll'lvtted ro anenct
PooolePupa Teacups SI' /D "/S ---67S-e9H Auto at1cond / mll Rtcn•rc M P01te• 2082 10ayibel0tethed"eotsaid lole 1n tneOepartmen1 01De-di<:eted1>e1ow1o1eceove•nc Sfl.•O l'\eartng .ncs •Xl><-
Toy Min $350 546-2B48 ' IJI Ohl torlJt ---~ • stereo cu110: .5' a L m SE Brost()! •6 Santa Ana I fu~ltc meeto~ ano to pub-vel()pment Sentioea conStder the statemeflts o• op1n10t1r. OI SYbm•t ev•d~ ' 7022 &e-.. rim ow 1 CA 92627 II a copy 0 11\e ,.,.,,. no1 l ALL INTEAESTEO P£A-.-II ~s Who wish 10 I>( IC>f or agatnll the application Reg Quarter Horse 2 yr PORSCHE '729t1T, bullet moles ( 1BCA697) This ovaineu ,1 con-11ess than on~ a ~ tor SONS are 1n1111eo to 11tand l ne1td relative 10 the dl>PI• as 0ut11neo above All applt-
ol<I. 15 3. great co,;,tora-1 ORY BOAT STORAGE proo.1 Andtal 2 7 litre mtr I S4111 I oucred by an oncttvodual lnree t3t c0t1secuhve weel\1 u 1a neartno arid ppreae cation o~rfl>e<I t>elow c.111on1 ,.hlb+t• and ~
lion, Eng/West Jumpei [On the water. Newport g·~-1111 Nu Stiver paint. Goodyear • RtcharO M Port8f bel?•e th• d•1e ot sa•d meet· op1n1ons Of subm4t w idenoe DA Tl: Monolly ~m llG• 1t>t1on1 of mos PfopoHI S 2 5 o 0 0 b 0 K 1 m Beac11 Do 11 yoursetl boat ... _ -1 NCT uras $9.000 Wrk Tn•a 11a1emen1 was hied 1 •r•g '" tf\e O•ano• Coa11 lo• 01 agaJnat tne ~tlon It>« 18 1985 11re on ltle wt111 the Offlee 01
722-8495 w 644-2652 I yard Open 7 doys a cui. vllnMAM I 675-7267. nm 642-8582 I will\ lhfl County Clerk QI Or Daily Pilot .. newsoape. ot H outlined above A" appll-TIME 7 30 p M Int;! C11y Cterlo. 2000 Main week Call 675·590 t ED~ -I 1nge C.ounty on NOYem!>ef genetal CllCUIAhon put>hSh· pitons e~lltbttt. ano 0.-1 M'PUCATION NUMB(" Streei HunlmiJTO!r eeaen
Wonderlul mature sound _ I PORSCHE · 83 911 SC 2 I 199~ I ed 1n lh•5 D1s11ic1 scrop11ons ot tl'tlt p<opoaal Admin•strattve Rell•ew N C.dl•l0tn•• 101 1nspec:1+o11 by Appaloosa 101 $ lOO 080 ..>LIPS Available 25 & 30' Cpe, plahnum. loaded 11 F292ttl Pa5Hd anc 1oop1eo 11 are on t•le #tth the Offtoe ol 8s..19 the put>hc
962-7625 33JJ w Coast H1g11way BMW 3201 ·80. New In ·a 1 snrl Alpine Steteo. ADS C:O.i.. M .... \~0·03Jll PuOhsneo Orange Coast 1ne regular meeting or ,,.. the City Clefll 2000 Main LOCATION 9001 ACcltr' HUNTINGTON •EACH
Newport Bch 9 5 Mon-Frt 27 000 lo mt cleaneSI-, amplspkr Cltflord alarm I Daily PolOt December 5 12 1 Governing Boero 01 tne S1reet Hunungron 8Md'I I A~ue n0t11'1eul ~O<••e• l'I CITY COUNCIL. •r. AJlci.
... ical la1tr11aeat1 Misc. TrH1J0rt1tio11 I aor 5 spd n~ MXL's. I ate $25 500 673-7567 WE wm ""' 19 tlllC 26 1985 Th--494 &~~~~I c;n;,~~ g:~1~r:·:~:~ f()f 111spectl()tl Dy ~~,.~~a s~:e~nu1' 11• ~l't!:';~~~s»-~ Ci.B
6055 ~~.~-45-~~ $9500 Ptrsolttl112.lL •74 CWlllEICOI 1Calt1om11onlf\e201hdayol 1 HUNTINGTON 8EACH ""'OPOSAL APa..•• " Puotostif'd Orange Coast ll'!ll'!"~..,~•.,..~---..I C 1014 I All reds. ex cond in/out S..VenodosSantos MLIC NOTICE Novem1>e< •985 ICITY COUNCIL. 9': Alldal 1M tooowtng cond•t1'l"' , 01••1 P1101 December 5
335 lBENEZ gold plated"' ••rn DATSUN 87 1800 Fair Priced to sell 759-6910 PuDllSn&d Orange Coast M. W~twortll, Cttr Cleft!, approval •mposeo Dy •nf l98'J Th--483
phase1n control. beaut 78 MINI-WINNEBAGO 26' Lady. 3 tops, gOOd cond I ev/wkds. 756-1977 dvs FICTITIOUS BUllHESS Daoty Pilot Novemo.r 28 De-Ptlon4I (714) S.-510s Boarc ot Zoning Aa1•"'
guitar $375 OBO & other I el(cl $8620 cash/obo $3200 75 t-8987 Ive m NAME STATEMENT lcemt>er ~ 1:? t985 Pubf•sned Orar199 Coast menu ano upheto Dy tnt '
musical equip 646-9361 I consider lra<!e tor car I~ sg I ROLLS ROYCE '57 Sliver The to11ow111g pe1sons are Th-4741 1oa11y Pilot December 5 I Ptann•ng Comm1ss1on DuTH Nor1 cEs
,• I 0 top cond 720·3807 DITSll •101210 Cloud. needs restoring do1n9 business 115 G1ace ''e~ numbers lb de1e11on o KITCHIN lllOI lfllll Hatchback a t 1 Only SS,500 533-<t242 Group Homes 3153 Tn-"81'driveway anc 1nstalltlhon,,
605 M t I I . u o. a r. L•me11c~ Lane CoSla Mesa PUBllC ..,..TICE I 11 I I c· v ... h L, 9 0 orcyc ea AMIFM radio Low low TOYOTA 779 Ha1chbck, d CA 92628 I nv tanoscap+ng dfl<l ~11 ,,. " " t ru .... m , uorn ~U'"'p~r1'"'g"'M"""'P.,l,.a·no-·w·1"'b6""nc.-.,h 1 Scooteu 1011 miles Alt or1g1na1 car run~ great St7ggjFORD -72 ••usta"" Conv Cn1111091\91 wa10 Hegge RESOLUTION. OF a<>ARD PUBllC NOTJC[ jcipioeai drl\reway eas->m!"flr Au~u:.t 2-1 lliYi' rn lt35ZUCI 7 "" .. ,. 13 S3 Co O imposed Ot t~ Boi•O " !-o.1ntJ A n.1 Ccild golden oak beaut cond 2 PUCH Maio Mo-peds llke obo 14/673-8793 runs & Joolts great• $2800 , Limerick Lane 51a F TRUSTEES OF COAST NOTICE OF Z0t11ng Aa1us1men•• I , "" ,,\A. u\ IM't"m ~h[~56u~P ~~~~67~elt11er new $800 pr 548-3555 HH TOYOTA '81Tercel 'dr 5 obo Kevin 549-9-482 M~~~s c~.;,~~!:, ,5 con-I g~~:.~;ITJF cg~~=~: PU8UC HEAftlHO :;::"<><;tatc:;,,, ar'ln~"~'~~' ~:,'1""'.~l l'IX;) in C'.ul.'
83 KX 80 Kawasaki. new r;~l'i'ii~ sp<I. gd cond. pvt pty FORI '71 RAICMERO cucted Oy an •nd•v•dual COUNTY, CALIFO"NIA MOUSING ELEIMNT srrucrion ot II "IPw tt.,,... ' • LA Mt-mber YAMAHA ORGAN Brand eng• clutch $550 OBO ._ •••• '" $2695 536-3008 Cnr1st°"net Ward Hegge WHEREAS said Com-AMENOM(NT •11 11t~t•H1
new never been useo 97 1 f66Qt <t99 1216 eves I I • --1V·8 auto all pis. lilt Ttus !tatement was hleO mun1ty College 0ts1rict 1a rne NEGATIVE OICU"ATION bal ::;;c: ~1~1':' IE N T Al 111 ,, p111n~'t'r Orangt-
$800 673·5822 • TOYOTA LElSllli cruise amt lm sreieo w1tr tnt-Coun11 Cle•• ot Or· owner ol eenaon 1ea1 anct NO 1545 l , "'" ldm1h dnd
• -85 Yamaha XT 600. 5001 2888 Harbor Blvd I Attend ou1 lease seminar! w11e caps. completely anqt' County on Novem1>e1 ~rsonat p•ope•ty f\e•e+n-MINOA REVlSIONS !,~:,~~ ~~at··~,~.~· r""d' rit 111 !:>dnld Ano
1rrtaa1 '"41 6065 1 miles exll cond $1900 C-051.a M~ MO 03:\0 I and rec•eve a free oflg o11s1de 8 ou I 20 t98S atter cescr•t>eO and :~E!it~N~~,~~ ''""' env•roror•Hint.• """""'"' o '"" r-. .. 1.1. ~·n &-al h 6 trl-lln Wave Tools P form 673 2681 'DATSll '12 200SJ ' portable mtn• vacuum I IT82289t F292755 WHEREAS ~aid p1ope<1y GENERAL PlAN sa10 Aon-..n W~!·•~ ><!'••""
am series Super '11g'~-4 Wlteel Dr1've/Jet~1 I Sn t t I I II •SL' I Lea1n about leasing •nl 12115 D•~t~o~~~~i:;~~~g!r ~o~~r m~y dDe madP a1~a1tatbte /or NOTICE IS HERE Bf , w111 aiso Of' ons•de• .. a r. I 11r Kl l ''"'" Sur.-1\ ed
I I d $225 642 90 . • r au o. 1' r u power our olf1ce near Soult• • ou s• e use w1 ou on e1 -GIV~ C.011nc11 IJ\ ""r" !Jr & Mr.. x n con • 1 2 9 30! c;ru1se cass alloy wheels' , 1g ""d }6 1985 · terino w11h 1he 01s1ric1 ~ "N mat lne HununglOI' ON FILE A ,0,., ..,, ,,.,, • · Coast Plaza Tn.493 _,,. •A Beach City Counc•t wm M•d .. PhlllJ• Kil• lun. Cov TV, SttrH, EltclrODlCI I Toyota'85 4 Aunner Like: lhcl;:l1EIDIVl772) I (Aprx 1 hr J ""';,,HER.EAS •I apoears to a puDttc nf'ar.n9 on the C0un proposf'ld Adm•""''·'' .. u1po11 L \ Mr & Mr-. 6010 new 1n warr 5400 mt 5 I AlL-IAYERS LEASE PUBLIC NOTICE oe •n the Df'Sl interMt., ot col Cnamber 31 the Hvnl Af'V ..... ·~rt",,.,.'""• "' Thon'"" H K 11.1.htn '!"!!'------~.;.;;... -1ngton Beacn C•v•C Ce<>ter partm!'"' ot Df-·e·o~,..~n 26" Magnavox t976 all SP AIC AM/FM cass 114/432-1117 FICTITIOUS BUSINESS said commuMy cotteoge O•S· 2000 Main Slrl!flt Hunt $Pf,.cM ::-.;, \A. Jl"rl Beoth CA _...,. 1 1 spec whls moonrt xtras 1"C' mat sa•C proO@rly l>e C All NTl'RES'EO S:.<1-• d h 11 Wvvu conso e x nt cona $ l3 400 64676"1 VW 78 Rabbit 2dr mus! NAM!; STATEMENT •eased 10 ine hognMI b•dcter 1ngton ~acr-1tol0tn•a on -· L•\" )..:r.tn c 1 t rt"n $250 Att S 6•6-6836 -Ttoe tot1ow1ng persons a•e Pursuant 10 Sect•on 81360 Ille <la•e and at Ille "~ .n. SOlllS .,, .. ""''P<l •c ""'"~1 l'h1li1-V. K 1\Lhm Jr "· SI CHEVY 84 Btazer 510 2888 HMborBlvd s etl' -Sl8 00 OBO 001n9 ousiness as A•t:>or ~t!.eQntmeEoucanon COCle 0"4teol>elow lo•eceiveanct'53•d "6a••ng ana ~·r•• J:.rit Kit•hln Nc1nc-\ -raft I fl r ahoe pkg 251( m• xlnl Costa Mesa !>olo 0330 497 · l lS5 a't 6Pm Aid 35 t W Bay Street 14 ot me S1are ot Cahlom•a cons•cter t~ Stall'tnflnts or 00'" ""5 ?r s..t ,,.,,, ... ""~'
cono S 12 000 631-0558 I Costa MPs<t CA 92626 NOW THEREFOl'!E BE IT all persons wf'\Q wisn to t>e '0• -:• "9il'"51 ll'oe •ceo•oea••< K • 1 • I 11 \ tt 'v r t c1
FIAT 75 X1..9 80.000 m• • VW 69 Bug rebll 101sa Dc1111a N1111am Noel 351 RESOLVED 11181 rnis Board nearo re1a11ve to tt>t apoto. 85 °"'""eo aoove All "PP ~ 1r .. \ .ind o .. n<)' IEW •11 JEEP tint conq, S 1400 01 best new parts looks new w Bay S11ee1 t4 Costa does ne•eb announce •ts •n-catoon desetol>eO 09IOw clltons e•h•O•tt. anct de \A Coroaa •el Mar 61 22 CllEllO"EE I offer 646-9361 I Check •tout• S 1950 OBO I Mesa CA 9:?626 tenr•on to ~ase the ~· DATE: Moncay Oeeem-scrop110t1s ot 1n1s P•op<>'la r • n '' n' gr t d t
PATIO SALE ?r1-Sa1 9-2 I " I I 250-6260 or 641-1777 Tn1s Ou'll,.ess is con· ahl'r desc11t:>e0 real and'l>er· ob 16 19115 are on hie w11n tne Ott~ o· ~I " n d d., oJ !.: ht ' r
Furn TV M sc 1 11 comes with pi s. bucket MAZDA 79 RX 7 red/t;!k. VW 72 8 ducted ov ari ondov•dual sonat propel1y ana ,1 ,, nere-TIME: 7 30 P M i 'sne City Clefli. 2000 Mair 1\.1, 11 .... -.., F .al ll ' f'rt
· ' 1 ems sears and radial flies • allm cass. 791( r(l1 nu ug. t ownr all Dav•d Noet • o tound determ1nect and APP\.ICATION NUM8f.R: lreet Huntongt0<1 Beacn , .it+ 1ntt rm+·n1 di
•B 1 Morning Canyon Rd (Ser 2900) I 11res. CLEAN Make oiler ong. mint cond SOK ongl Tnos statement was hteo I oidereel Housing Element Amend· Callloin11 tor onspectoon b\ F •1r'l.1Vt•n '"t•n•~•"r'
Corona del Mar Siii.ii I 646_74341121.,)-491 0<121 I mo $3500. 7141669-9996 I MERCURY MONARCH 77 w!lh '""County Cterk ot Or-1 TM P """'rl ne en-ment 85-11Nega1tve Dect11i· 11ne puohc ~ ' • '-·~ ~
Ill Excel con<! $1850 or bst C •v,,., y ' ' at 85-65 HUNTINGTON BEACH Sat/Sun 720 Jasmine ORANGE COAST 1110 llZ 210 SE 31 VW'72 Bug/yellow new oiler 646-6705 a11g!' ounly on No11embe1 alter aesc11oec is owneo Dy ·~CATION: C Cle CrTY COUNCIL, Br Allele Washer/Dryer $80 otn JeepiRenaul! • mt1 lk oraM new rh1u· " l985 tne Coas1 Community C04· · •tv Wt Ill w~tworttl City c i.rli
Ret11g $350 Laz8f S600 :?524 Harbor Costa Mesa Nea• classic green wtlh oufl S2650tobo. dys F29115" tege 01s1nc1 and will not be m PROPOSAL.: HouSJng Eie-1 Phon. (714) sl6-S405 HARBOR L AWN·
MT OLIVE Moped S 100 640· 7365 5•9 1023 camel ontenor sunrool 49.i-2552 497 1597 ev PUBLIC NOTICE Puott~neo Orange Coas1 neo-oeo tor school purposes 85~ n' Am P ~ m • n t PubltsheO 1•ange '"'' • • Runs lone lookS labulous Od1ty Pilot December 5 12 du•·n9 the 11rne spec1l1eo '" I Negative ~1111tion Da•t P•tot ::>ece,.., ,., • c .... Mesa 6124 Tr11c"1 9035 s 17 .000 Call Jim Wo<XJ vw 73 4 t2 Wagon lllnl K-21996 l'l ,\nO 26 1985 th.-1Pase 85·65 woulC make m1no1 r• t98~ Mc1rtuar., • Cemetery
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A 675-6000 da s or running cond S 1000 NOTICE TO rn.495 2 11 s tne 1n1en11on "' 1n1s ··~ons to 11\e 1'4ous•no Ete-
*•Contractor Garage G••c 70 112 Ton P1c·kup 673 6000 y 895-7846 or 84"2323 CREDITORS OF Boa1c to letlse sa•o e>to~rty men• ot tne G-Bl Ptan ~ •625 G·s•e• Ave
c.:is1a Mesa Sal T I • II IV! • evenings ,,. BULK TR S ·~om~c~ .. , ...... Cat e 00 s "' 0 •Ce S5001oOo '642-0146 AN FER P\ELIC NOTICE IC 1ne ""Ohe'll O•C<l~ w11n a ~~ .. ~ .. "" ... y '"' ,, ---------equ1pt misc Sal 8-10 MBZ 300 SD 83 PURE VW 78 SUPEA BEETLE (Sec:1. 1101~107 m•n1rnum acceptaOIP •en111 •ornte Depal1"*'1 ot HOUS P\ellC NOTICE :040 5554
8t7 W 1611\ Stree1 TOYOTA 79 Ptck-Up CLASS Wtltl gry Many CONV Recent S8f11 xlnl U C C) FICTITIOUS BUSINESS 01 S3e 750 P4l' year acco•O· '119 & Community Devf!IOP·I ------_;,,;;...__ ~. WTaCI< txTr t.or!OtliOn---i!x11irr-~mr 8uy1 :.ond.. M.UST SE.E.$5395 • Not•Cf' ·~"''•Pill< g111.;" IO NAME STATEMENT •ng 10 Ille terms and con ment NOTICE OF lw.11e 6144 Make oUei" 64:t-8100 I S24 950 7141623·6998 472-6048 or 527-3469 c•eO•tor~ "' tne ""'"'n Tne touowong persons a•" O•ttons here1nalter set tortl'I IE N V I " 0 NM E NT A l PU9UC HEARING 0 tOO G § 1
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· • . namPd 1raMtf'ror1s1 tf\at o oo•no ousiness as file ,,. the ieese STATUS~ Negative Dec;tar APPEAL TO PIERCE BROTHERS
BELL BAOADW A Y
MORTUARY Deever 7 8 arage a es Aali••ts Ai' VW ·54 GTI 16K m1 M ont ltJu1• 1r.1n5!p• I'.!. obou• to Dt' Be19er Cons11uc11on (.,Om· 3 Sa•d reat properly '' atoon No 8!>-65 asseuin' PL A N N I H G C 0 M
th ·2 Follow 111e , Cl ·' 9045 ~ 1 cond MUST SELL maa1-on P10•sona1 proPtin1 pany 2!}05 Aedh•ll Ave s1tua1ea 111 Coste Mesa theenvironmental +1!1ectso11 MISSION'S
signs along Walnut btwn llllCI 1 $6600 '7141 722-7743 nt'•e•n.ille.1 uescrioeo Costa Mesa C.A 9261e Countv 01 Ora11oe State 01 sa•a Amendment wu1 also ti. DENI.Al OF COASTAL
Jeffery & Culver tn Irvine 1950 FORD 2 d1 sedan 11 1nt> rtJm"\ atia Dus•ness Co1• R Ber9er 2886 Ca1otorn1a 1nn s mt)re pa1-conside<ed by Council DEVELOPMENT l>t:RMIT
Call Fred Davis & Peg orig ltke new $3500 VW BUG 1975 excellent aOO•l'SS .. ~ nt 1ne .nrenaeo c.~.11 .. av Way Lagun;i t1cularty O!'Kl•l>Nl on tf\e ON FILE: A copy of thfl NO 15-21
Dameron 559-9400 964-7588 01 848-35 t2 condihon new clutch 1ransl!'•o•s d'" CHEONG B• .. er• C.A 926'> t 1!9"' de<.<:••Pt•or P•OPOse<l .irnenamenr s or NOT 1c E •S ><E RE>-•
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LlfUI ltac~ 6141 bttl larttt4 9100 I I 113 •oo I great $2.000 673-5028 836SanD•egoLane P1acen ouc1 .. o Dv an .nct1v.oua1 sh;itt DP tor a Pef•Od or one veloptnef1t S..V!CeS , Beac/1 Cny Counc11 ""'' "°'°
Sat AM Nov 9 IBM lype-n * . . . * vw Conver1 s r Beetle ha Ca11lorn1d 92670 C.tr Fl B+>•ger year commencing on . anc All INTERESTED PER a puOhc hear<t•O '"IN> ~oun
writer. 7 sofa. Stllfeo & *•ROLL ROYCE Stiver Aen Ian •nt cnrome al-76 E.ccet co~~throu ht Tne IO<; won '" Catoto•n•a '" ~ Sl<1tt'mPnt was 1t1eo e"d•ng and ma., I>@ re-SONS are •nv11eo ro an~ C•I Cnamt>e< at rnp "'""'
PACIFIC VIEW
MEMORIAL PARK
china cabinet walke1 etc Shadow 73 l RHO) Must loys sunroor go1geous S•3001 b 66 t 8 733 g ot the '"•P' e•ecu1tvP ,.,11,ce w "' tnp C oun1, r !erh o• 01 newPC •riereallt:!• )" l" an said 11ea,.n9 anct e.c~esl n91on ~ac11 C •oe C ""f''
637 Aamona 494_ 1738 oe seen wtll take MBZ 01 I car low mt service re 0 0 • or P""C.•Pat Dus.ne!>!. 01111;.-;inq" C ;only on NovPtnt>e• nudl n.is1s Oy mu'""' dgr~ .:>pin.ans '" 5uOm·t •v•denct 2000 Mair> St•Nlt .., .. .,,
ernPh!rv • Mortuaf,
r.di;E' • C.remator,
J">P0 Pac,11c •e"" D• ve
l'llt>wt,.C.• • 6t>ac.n
' Jag tn part payment' cords 1 year warranty vw Souarebac~ 72 E>.cel ot the intended tran5fl!•or •s 14 •Q85 menl E•tne1 par1, ..,ay 1er IOf or ag••"S! rne at>e••catH'.'r I 1ng1or Beacr C.ahro• •.& or• •art ltadi 6169 S 18 750 dys 534-6552 1018140) Lease 01 buy cona New eng orks t4 P5 J"'""f Road 5u.ie A F292238 m1n<11 .. ine iease ,p,,,. n1ne1y as outt•~ 1oow An apph tne oa1e ct"d "' 1ne ,.,.,p • •"!'"""'---·-.---evl wknds 532-2758 121,111 trans & clutch Askin 11v1ne C.ttolorn•a 92704 PuottsheC Orange Coast r901 cays w111en no1•ce Sa1ct cations e•n•O•ts ano d9· ct•cated l>elo,. ~o rece••" dll(J GA A E SALE Sat t 2-i f 52500 968_9278 g All 01ner Dus1ness names :ld1ly P1101 Decemoer 5 12 properry shall t>e u'K'<l onty scnpro0t1s ot this s7ft>(>Osa I conslOa< tne s1aremt-n1s ol
8·30 am to 12 pm Furn SEPARATE EIRIPEAI Jll SUIOIS and dOO•Asses useo Dy tne t<J ana 26 t985 tor purposes approved by 11e on hie witl11Ple Olltee o• all 08<'50ns W1'0 w•S" re Of'
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app, clot111ng & lots ol DELIVERY DEPARTM ENT I IMPORTS YW '11 YAIACOI uL" 1ntend!'Cl transleror w•ln•n Tn.49 t tl'oe D1s1roct and 1ne success-lf\e C•ly Cter~ 2000 Maor neard rerar.ve •o tf\(> app11
mist items 309 Canal McLAREN'S BMW tOOl a03u3a_1913Soo1. NB Economical 4 spd stereo three yedrs •a,,t years iast ounLIC NOTICE tu1 D•OOe• snatt be required ~LIC ..,..TICE ooim11c ""TICE ounLIC NOTICE St Ne\tWporr Shores ta C 1 i 2 PIUI ,o t,,ir 115 ~nown to me ruo 10 e.<ecu1e a lease a" exam--TVD nu rUDt. '"" r uo
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650-3588 pe L us om, "m on tl'ndt-<I tr.insleree Me oie ot wnocf\ is •ncludeo m __ ;...;.;~.;........;.... __ N_O_Tl,CE 6F P U B LIC HE •RING M-F 11119. S·S 11116 tone ow ml es exlra nonp RE SOLUTION OF BOARD 11\e O•O aocurne111s 01' Ille 1n ""
Sat 8-5 Roll top desk
e•ec cha11 elec aryer
turn & more 720-077:!
t968 Vista Caudal
626 S Eucltd St I People wtlO need people I Clean t lOGF t 411 The nc1me(SI ano 1>vs1ness OF TRUSTEES OF COAST rnp office 01 1np D"ACIO• ol
Fullerton CA should always chectl the Silll accri>ss vi rn .. •fltenaec COMMUNITY COLLEGE Purcnas•ng Coast Com-
714-680 6300 SeNIGe Directory In the translf'•~S -l•I' JUNG DISTRICT OF ORANG~ mu" h Con~gp 015~1c1
;? 13-69 t-670 t DAI"-y PILOT YIM J NG AE y M 2309 5 COUNTY, CALIFORNIA •ocatec '11 13 ·o Actams Av-
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O••"'P' CP•td•ri rea an srooo 1'1at CPflil·n terms ot
Pf'•'iOndl D'OP .. rtv h(>re1n· me "il'i.. are SU01KI 10 I ;gon<>toll ... ~ '"'"'' ••t.>• ,,, d!IP• rlt'SCrtbe<l dnO n""'"' a11on ootwi-r 1ne D•s·
r u • P ., "q u pm e,, 1 WHEREAS said P•Ooertv lrtct dllO '"'" )UC•Psstu• D•tl
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l~asehohl improvements outs•OI' u~e •Mtnout 1nte1 :. Po1tont1a1 b•Oder~ ti'"
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lco11en.!(ll nQI IC COmPele le1·ny wol'1 tne 01SH•Ct S JOVISf'C lnllt JU COSl!I 1n om
ht>y Road Suit., A. rv.ne Wt1EREA5 •t dPOt'a" 10 .n~;1111•.nq t1ntrances anc
o~ so1•a tr;insle•o•s at Sd•O ll•c.t 1na1 said properi., oe ce5$tu1 b•dd~r I ~ . la11d IS lotdll'd at 14775 Jet· nPPd'i dl1C proving tn!' PillCl'I onclud1119
•··············~ ~ ~ ICahlOt'n•a q;.>:04 be n tne Desi nlerests ot e\1ts over ea1s11ng cu•DS
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Tne Business name u•t'd ~tl•O rommun11~ cottage d•S· s11a11 De Do1ne Oy 1f\e '!.UC·
Frtd Ott be 6 • 11ocat1on •s AABOH elsedt 1npn.qnes•O•dd~ 6 5!'a•f'Oproposatsw•tt be ay, em r !CLEANERS pur<.oilnl lo St'CtoOn e •360 '"ti' ~Pa n •np D·Slrocl ARIES (March 21-Apnl 19). Pia} watttnggame. Applies especially That sa•O ou11< 1.,., s''" ., "' <.eo ,, 1ne Ed4c;i11on 1..oce Purt·l'la,•ng 0 11 cf' 1310
to legal affairs. special rights and permissions. If patient. almost lntPnded 10 oe cv"su"' ot 1ne Srne 01 Ca111ornoa Aoams A '"""" Costs
everything you need will pracu cally be handed you on silver pladter ma1eo ar rne olf•c(> 01 BET NOW t'ifAEFOAE BE IT Mesa t;;1l1ororn1u uP to 2 oo
L ibra plays key role. TEA SEAv1CF ESC ROV\o RFSOL \IED tnat 1n1s Boara 0 m on 1n,. 1Q1n cay ot De-SOUTH COUNTY COMPANY '°'IC u ;>P• 11lf'4'11t'rebvdnnounce ts1n-cem~r t985 d• wl1icf\ time TAURUS (Apnl 20-May 20) Study A n es message for valuable Bl'ocn Btvd w .. stmon\le• tet1M• 10 1eac. .. 1~e 11ere1,.. att pr posa•~ shdll De ooen·
hint. Empham on basic issues, abll11y to watl and sec. knowledge of VOLKSWAGEN 1c11o1orno I 9<>683 on n• .Jllpr .1ttPr J1• .. P•t>Pd , .... c1no per PO P•.tm1nPCI lnd •etld
k d A fi d be h d SC es Whal wash ddcn D11cPmbP• 23 1985 wnal P•OPPrt7 ..tnd I .. "e•e· llOu•1 "c1n !'lt.'f'r• me;>l•ng
wo r procc ures. nswers arc oun ' in en · 1 #2 Tr11< nu'• 1ranslP1 •S ~uo 1>~ '''"''CJ a!'tP•rn"•t>d ,no a .. '""' te<t>Pt•ng ""' Nr .1 wilt be revealed. Remain alert. 1,., 1 1 . 1 .i••t<v••·a 1in1t<'"" o•<lt>•f'Cl •en crnt•n~J11 •ne Oir"< to• ot
GEMINI (M ay 21-J une 20)· Good lunar aspeCI coincides w11h Com"'•P•«oll 1 n111 '*'""'' ' r n .. P• 1pp•i, np11•1n Purr"·'""'Q \Mtl . .t•I ,,.., cu i1
variety. chansma. creau vc endeavors. physical attraction. Y ou'll tx.· 6 i06 1""' cJP~c· ~ •s """""o bv o•o.. ' •M" '"I'"'' 1'l' Mat
h II d k di R b I TPle name <ma dOOre~ .. ot the coas1 Commun h Cot-O•Os .dn\ resoons•b•" 0<!•$0t' tasted. c a enge • as ed to m eet d ea 1nes espons1 I 1t1cs increase. the DP•,on '""'" wf\om l!'ge O•"nct Jl'd Wiii not l>E' olle•~ ,,, .. ii,!',,., .. Sd•O :>•OC>
love rclat1o nsh1p intensifies. .l_ 1<11ms may be lolt'Q •S BET llt'f'Ct'<l tor SCf\OOl Durposes en1 '"""' tnp ll!•m<. ana CANCER (June 21-July 22): O utline long-range pla~ Refuse to TEA SERlltCE ESCAOW cunng tnp 11mt" 'Pf'C•l•l'd n cona 11on~ ,C'e<•' "° ""'"'"
sell yourself shon You have plenty coming to you -don't be IN U.S.A. 8~11~:AB;11~ t~~stm:~?t!' th~ '~ta•~I"• onlpn1ton 01 1"'' ~~s~ ·,~~a ci:;~;:::' ~~.D·,~
mtimidated. Focus on land. savings account. possible tnhcntance. ••LES a1trorri11192683 and 1ne 1as1 eoaro 10 1easP "''d p•ooerr., ,,,9,,es• ,.,,118,, P•oi:-r,ai
Anes. L ibra per'ion s figure prominen tly. I • .. ll'Y 101 Mong claims by any to ll'IP l'l•Qhest b•OOe1 w•'" a """-=" .. m,)dp o1 11 !"loon
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that on December 17, 1985 at 5:00
p.m. at the office• of the lrvlne Unified School Dlatrlct located at
5050 Barranca Parkway. lrvlne. Callfornla, the Board of Education
ORDINANCE N O. 85/86-3
O RDINANCE OF COMMUNITY FACILITIES DISTRICT NO. 86-1 OF
THE IRVINE UNIFIED SCH OOL DISTRICT DETERMINING THAT AD
VAL OREM PROPERTY TAX WITHIN COMMUNITY F ACILITIE.S
DISTRICT NO ..... 1 FOR PAEVIOUSL Y EXISTING DEBT SHALL BE
LIMITED PURSUANT TO GOVERNMENT CODE SECTION 53313 7
At said t1ml\\and place the test1mon-,. of all interesteo oersons or
taxpayers for or against Ordinance No 85 86-3 w ill be heard
Protest by interested persons or taxpavers ma~ be orally or r
w riting. All wnuen protests shall be fthed wtlh the Cieri> 01 the Board
o t Education o f l he Irvine Un1f1ed Scrtool D 1str1ct or or before the
lime fixed for the hearing and may be w •lhdrawr r w ri11ng a1 an'
time before 1he conclusion o f the hearing Tht:> full 'Pxl )t Ord1nanc€'
N o 85 '86-3 may be obtained at lhf> 01t1cP ot !he C ,,rk -if tl"if> Board
of Education o f the Irvine Unified Srrtoo1 J1c;tr , 1
l •I Helen T. Cameron
PrHldent
Board of EducaUon of th• lrvlne Unified Schoo• Ola tr lcl
/a/ Mary Ellen Hadley
Clerk
Bo.rd of Education of the lrvln• Unified School Olatrlct LEO (Jul)' 23-A~. 22): Emphasis o n independence. creauv1ty, SEllYICE cr&OolO• '"all l>t' Decemt>et minimum ilCCPlll<iOle •entat Stble person SuCl'l '1tgnesr
d · ed L · · h ' ohl' h • 20 •985 wn•ctl •S •~ bus• or S 18 7~ l>Pf Yl'B• srcord 1espons11>1e ora• oid sf\111 Pe Style, CS1gn, lntenSl I ro mance. Unar poSltlOn I~., 1g tS tnpS, nA .. S <l8V t>elOfll !ht' con ong 10 lhf' term$ ond con-lonall\ .ICCf'Plf'O 01 all OIOS
visits, ideas, i ntellectual c uriosity Aquanan shows way to overcome • PlllTS summ111•on e1a1e spec111ec d•t1ons nere1na11e• set •o•lh shall ~ •eit"CtP<l 0~ 1,.e Published Orange Coast Daily Pilot DecP,...ber 5 1985
obstacle. M ake new Sta rt. above on l he lease BM•t1 VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): lntuttion nngs true, especially w here • LEISlll Oaled November 25 J Said t8lll pr,ipert~ II Tiie Boara r&w rves lt>e t985 "tualfld on Costa Mesa 119hl t.:-•e1toe1 any and all
finances are concerned. First 1mprcss1ons prove COrre<:I. Family All> TRYltG HARDER JUNG I YIM. JUNO AE County ot OT'ange Stale ot b•O~ and 10 w•tf\Otltw IS mem~T needs attention. give It but don't neglect your o wn essentials. TO BE # l IM. lnte11.act Tren•*"• Ct11tlomu1 and •8 more oa• ot1e< '°''"a~ tne P•ooertv
Cancer native will play paramount ro le Pu"''~nl'tl 0•Jnge Coa!I tocutlltly oescr·t>ect '" 1t1e T"I' Dttf"CIN ot Pu1c1111'\-
PWIC NOTICE f>tMllC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTIC£ I
NOTICE Of PUBLIC HEARING
8R (c-. 23 r.... 22) c..· k d ocCST •••v I' t DttcPmt>er 5 legal desc11p11on .n0 s ~rflDY Oirf'CttlO 16 LI A .x:pt. ~At. : 1rcumstanccs ta c twists. tums. an t A" IHV(,,TORY 1985 4 Tne •~m 01 1ne •ease ?OSI cop-01 the Noiictt 01 NOTICE IS ,.,_DY GIVEN 1het on December 17, 1985 at 5:00
inevitably aid your cause. T1m1ng Kon target, you'll be at nght plact. OH THC WfST COASI Th-499 sna11 l>f' '°' • ~·oc o• one 1n1en1 o,. 10 Lene Roat p.m. at the offtcM of tM lrvlne UnHled School Olatrlct located at
Judgment and m tu1t1o n prove accurate Yo u'll be more aware o f bod> nat ~I.--vea· eommenc•nq on anct ProPf'•h '\•gnf'CI ov 111e 5050 Barranca Pd'-.y tntne Calltomla. the Board of Educ.Hon P\8.IC NOTICE endlNJ aNl "'a~ bf' ••• Clf'<I> 01 '""' ~·o ,,. ,_ t 1--u :mm-....a • .-l....__. o' d bflc ... 1ma1e. CAI.I. TODAY ll4'W9d '""'"1111!< ()<'an )II· t'l•P\IOllCt>tiKt'~ ,,,,....t:oun 0 the.,..,.._ nn--~ !strict will hol • pu ... earing on SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov 21 ). Answers arc found tn hidden places. I( 21•1 nu•• D"5o' o~ mutual a9rf'IP-I~ nol ll'S• ,,...,.. '•tlt"l"f' t l!\1 th• adoption of en Ordtnance entitled·
Tear down for ultimate purpose of rebuild mg on m ore suitable \lase. FICTITIOUS BUStNEH m""'' E '"fl' 01111v mav iet c11v' l°'4't"'" '"" .,.t .. "t t.tt<l
C landestine arrangement could relate to lawsuit. Taurus. ano ther I trt•t 842-2000 NAME STATEMENT monatl' '"" leaM upon nt"4!f) OUl>h( ~'"''tl inc '" ouo
Sc . ti ,1 I Thr lollow•ng pe<sons 111 1901 oa,.11 wnten notice Satd hsn • tOPV ct thtt same not
orp10 1gurc prom1nenuy. l<Joono bv,•ness aa A C tN prof)flny \n1111 tie u~ only iess than c>ncl' 1 _.. 10. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): W1shcs art fulfilled, romance OUSTAIA L COMPANY to• porpoM!s 11opro11eo by 1nree 131 con'lf'<:u"~ ..,...~
nourishes. you have luck tn m atters of speculatio n. Focus o n possible I A•ln Dtat11ic 9300 3!>0~ C11Cl1ll•C A"4tnue Suite thl' D•~lrlCI end,,,. 5uecesa-t>f!IO•l' lhe Clllll!' ot U •i1 tneflf
pleasure trip. Member o f opposite sex 1s fascinated. makes no secret of CAD ·1! Eldo 1 owni ~Ot'1,.1,~ 9~~~" Meu Ca11-:~'.~'!~~ !h::: :~~~~ ~•1)-'"p,~~ a 0,:::~~·~:
II. le><*I & IUlll Qt@-91 Don I ~.let. vO:.Ofl tan l 1lt In pip OI wfitCl'I I tnc;luded tn llf'lletet Cltf'uial>Of' pu1>t1~ CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan 19): Prestige swings upwards -v tcws miss this o~ 8•5-0240 aura11<P Compnnv • ,.._ 1rie ll•O csocutnPnts on ,,..,'" 41(! '" rh" 0t\tric1
are venfied. and you could receive~romot1on. Focu s o n business. Yo•~ t011>0<t1ton 10 10 L•n ,,.... t>11"1 nr '~ OtiKtor 01 PasMO ""° aoop1.o at
I II k-h NABERS r.ntn C41tllra °''""' ,.t>tl•• P.;I( ""''"9 Co•JI Com ,,... •4"0Ult• m('f'f•no I ·~ career. m-.ior domestic adjustment o u no onger wt ""'sina1na t e ,,,1 CA gu o• " r, co11eg• o""' c1 G<'vfl•n•"O eoa•ll 0, 111.,
blues. Libra plays ro le. c •01LLA'C AC. AHOClat•• a I.alt •(>( '"'•1 '" IJ7 Aaams Av '°""' Comrnunol) Cl'•"'Of' AQUARIUS (Jan. 20.Feb. I 8): Deline tenns, open hnc of ft l0<n11 genf!f&I partf'e<sll•P """" Co'ia Ver.a Cato Ch11ret o+ Orangtt CO\lf\I~
Communl,.1t1on, cmph"•1"e cdu"•t1 on. pubhsh1ng and sp1ntual 3SO'i ~ad••i-c A,,~,. Su•1• 1or"•• 9:en 11 " unclet· c11110<n+a on N ~'" cth 01 " .. ~ • .,. LAAOEST Sl:::L!CTtON O I 10 Co"• Meta CA ''OM 1na1 ( .. ta.n tetl'ftt Ol ~bet tHS
values. What had been lost can now~ ~ovc.rcd. Money comes from 01 •11• tftOCMI iow mllUQa ~~• "'" i.u. are eut>tect ro ~ 0r.,099 eo..1
surprisc source. Pisces. V irgo persons fiaurc prominently. Ca01t1aea tn Orenge This oua•neu •• (On· ,,41901°a11on .,.,...., tt>t o..-o.1tv.P•10t No....,.,t>et 2e o..
PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): Yo u could be em otionally involved Covnry• Seeus today• ouc1t0 by a Of>n.w~1 oart ""' 1111<1 11\e ~~M Otd cemo.-s 1: •~!I
with business auociatc . Pro tect sel f in clinches. refuse to give up 540· 1810 1Ml>M"";fAOPOLtTAN LH tN ""' P"'""'''' bidder' .,, Th •H
w meth1n1 of valu e for mere wh1spertd promise. Y ou·rc due for added 2600 Haroor e1vo SlJRANC COMP•~" • l<',,."'4'0 th•' 1111 eo'\f\ •11 •m · Ml tC NOtlCC
l'CCOifl.lllOn . an.d )OU will f'CIM!n sense of balance. COSTA MESA N ..... v0r~ c0r1~•Alt()f1 Eooz,, '" ""0 11"' '"'",.. '"' ""1 "il IF DECEMBER t IS YOUR BIRTHDAY you arc anistt(', ('rt'All\IC ~~ . ..!_1Clllfh Ant \.ce •ll.rlthl\Q ""'• .. nc •• ana ~,.....,... ••tit. O•.. -*• '' nq •JI t••
fond o f travel, possci;~ 1ntcllec1~I curio 1ty, arc drawn to drama. I t t t t · t t t t • '""' 1111......,11 • ., 1.1-a aria" t>to oornr :-, '"" 4'1f
music. and h•vc unusual •peak1n1 or ~tt'\&1ng voice You can bc self. ""'" 1~ counry C•~ "' °' c"~'''' 11"'"""
1ndutacnt. have lo"e of luxury. anJ you do succumb h> ~Wtt• tooth T .. t. ~ ~r·'"' oa N<hf'moet rr~,~~ ~~ ,:u•~:;t~
T auru.t,l..ibra,Scorp1openonsplay 1mponantrole11n)OUthfc Fv~nl\ • II d F~n P"''nu·ng 0 111c• 1:po
arc tran1p1nna whtc.h cvcn&ually Yt'lll lead to major domc~llC •••• ~.01 0.•1'~ Co.tt Aoam\ 4-anue Coat•
a.t•ustmcnt -that could inclu~tual chanllt' of ~1dcf}et or mamal 842-1171 CM v F'llot ()pc"""oeo s '' 1 C•111cw~• •l(\ 10 1 oo '"-I bl r -~-I 9"S I :fl 19 ~ p n M ~,,,. tftll .say ol 0.. ~latu1. Dttcmbc:r will be ~mora e 1or you m o 11'1 ,16 ('fll'lltM'-,~11., 1, '""'<" 11,..
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.. a..DIHANCE NO. 15/~
ORDINANCE OF COMMUNfTY FACILITIES DISTRICT NO. 88·1 OF
THE IRVINE UNCFIEO SCHOOL DISTRICT AUTHOAlZING THE
LEVY OF A I PECtAl TAX WITHIN COMMUNITY FACILITIES
DISTRICT NO ... ,.
Al said time and place the tes11mony ot all 1n1erestf'd persons or
taxpayers tor CY agalns1 Ordinance No 85 86-4' w ill be heard
Pro test by interested persons or taxp~~r s TI8y be orally or 1n
writtng All wntten protests shall be lil~d w ith thE' Clerk o t the Board
of Education o f the lrvtne Unified School D1s1t1ct on or before the
tlme ft•ed tor -the hearl"9. and may be w1thdt wn tn writing at any
time before tM conc:ru.ton of the hearing The full tt>xt ot Ordinance
N o 8S '86-4 may be O~llned et the o fftc t> ot thP Cleric o t the Board
ot Educa1ton o f the lrvtne Unlfled School 01<iH1ct
/al Helen T Cemeron
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8oerG Of EdUC8tton of the lnln• Unlfl•d School Olatrk:t
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C8 Orange Coast DAILY PILOT I Thursday, Oecornber 5, 198S
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Pvbllthed C>ll\09 Coa31 COunt(..r~-~;;~ MOTICI °' wrmeof..Wo..cto(Trvel. l'tCTITtOUl IMJllNHI "CTITIOUI IUllHHI l'tCTITIOUI .,..... Ottty Piiot Novemw 2' 28 l..... ll s JR ANO LOIS , ..... Tll'I ..... ••••• Ch•r,t•• •l'ld ••• µ ORtNG ANO OPERA 11,..l> ,ICTfTIOUI IUl lNlll FICTlllOUI IUllHlll N'"..-ITATl--NT NAMa tTATl!MtNT ..... ITAff•NT ~~ a 2 0'"'" "'"' ....., ... ...""' ot t Tru•tH ,n~ l01Ef1EFOA ANO STOAING NAMI ITAT'IMINT NAMI ITATtMINT ,._'"' ..,.. I ,,..."""'oet" 1 · 1 "" M flSH 00 •l>POil'llOO It YOU AM IN Dl'MllT ..... , II u The loltowli"' pet$OllS ll!fll Tile fol owinQ CHlftonl ar1t The followlnQ petlOl\I .,. TH 469 I I 0 t • tru•ll creeled b• IN ANO RtMOVING TH( lhe lotlowtng o.rtona .,., T"-IQll()w1ng potllOl\A .,. ... .,, d dolf•ll Oullnes• .. J10M&nc e1o1ng t>ullnott .. Tl'IO ,.b I -!*ton• flle)tftilfl 011\ttll to UNOUI A 0(10 ()fl 'nlUIT ••Id Do_.. of Trull SA),A[ FROM SAID LANO I llolng OuetneH .. Hunl· 1doin~ bue1noea •• No.Ck 001119 !)uttneas 98 "' O• • £ 7 h s s . 0 I lo ll'lo Hlate OI DATID t-t•-.._. U .. llll .., C 629 Tef ing 44~ I I 1 to • etc Qm9anv 1162 trvine a min• ' ..--. " Tho boneflclu r under OR ANY OTHER LAND. IN lngton Pro~r11ea. 1&800 Trop y & Fngtovtno Com label 'ompeny · COiii! Mo~11 CA 92621
Blvd . Tutti"· CA 92680 PU8UC NOTICE WllllAM MllES YOU TAKI! ACTION TO H id Dood of Tru11 """' CLUOING THE RIGHT TO !Oel&w1r• Street • t100. pflny 170 E 17th Street m1nalWty •73 Co111 M. II ' I 10 Tu1lln F1bf10I Inc 1152 The pottllon reQuHll ,,_OTICT YOU,_ '"0 '· loloro HOCUted and do-WHIPSTOCK OR OIREC Hunttngton Be•ch CA •I 11 Coll•I Moll CA CA 926:11 """' a l!mp o n
lrvlnt 8tvd Tu11tn CA ... ntl CNICUfT COtMT ()fl lltUlhO<•ty to ..OMllllllOt ,,,. E"TY. IT MAY I E 10'-0 AT llwotld to tho llndo"~-cl JIONAL l y ORll L ANO 92~9 ·926'7 WUlfam 0 AllOtO t84S t31l:Z Yoro• St Santa An•
926'0 T .. ITAT1! °" <>R«OON. Hlllt undef 11\0 ll\dti*I A .. ueuc I ALI . IF YOU • written Declafatloft ol Do-MIN( FROM lANO OTHEA Robefl JoM ltnngrat>e I E\lolyn Miltie Notcll 940 An•l'lelM AVI . l•A Cotti CA 9210~.rker 325 E 23rd
Thi• 1>u11noa1 IS con ,0 .. THI COUNTY 0' dWll Adm1n1str•llon ol E• NtlO AN !X,LANATION l•ult end Dom•nd tor ..... THAN THOSE HEREIN 1661 S11r1ne Ot1ve Sant••Oitk Strettt Costa Mesa CA Mose CA 92621 s Ntn<.yt Mesa CA !111877
OUCted l>y • c;()fp()tltl()(I MARION, o.,.r1Mllll or ,. ... Act Of' THI NATU .. f OF THE and. wtltton Notice ol Do· Al!OVE DESCRIBED Oil Ana CA 9210~ 192627 Th•$ IJV1tneu IS con ' OI II
'futlln F•t>ftcl. IN: Oomeotk 111 ... ttona The pe1111on IU411 IOt hear 'l'IOC!IOINO AGAINST tiult •nd !Joetlon to Soll. 'OR G.AS WELLS TUNNELS Th" butlllHI 111 con· Thll t>usineu It con Oueted by an tndlviduot du~~~ b~u~~-~~~\:rs con
Thll atllem.nl wH !tied CAI& NO • .._.... lno '" Dt111 3 at 700 C1vt0 ·YOU. YOU IHOULO CON· The undor•lgned cweod AND SH AF TS I NTO <lucted by an tndl111dull I ducted by •n 1nd1vtdu1I William 0 AllorO Pr icilht r empleton
wllh tho Coun1v Cflfl( ol Or. IN THE MAtl'ER OF THE Centef Ot'tVI We.t S1n1t TACT A LAWYE... Hid Notice of Default •nd THROUGH OR ACROSS Robert J Z1nngrab1 Evotyn Marie NOIClt. Th1$ St&lemont wH titod 1 1 I 11111 lllod
anoe County on Novomt>er ADOPTION ANO NAME Ana CA 02101 on OECEM On Fr'4Ur ~.,., f7 ~loctlon to •·" to bo ,. THE SUBSURFACE OF THE ''"' Statement was hied Thi$ s1a1omont was filed Wtlh the County Clefk 01 Or· Th•~·~~onClefll ol 0
22 1995 CHANGE Of l<YM8ERL.Y BER t 1 t985 •t 9 30 AM tllS at 1:,0 ,,M. HOUSE; c;0tdod In tho covt1lr wtloro l ANO HEREINABOVE DE with the County Ca.<k ol Or-w1tl'i tl\O County Ctork ol Or onge County on Novombef wlln 'c nt ~~·Octol>Or 2~
F2t3114 GENE HERZIG • MtnOf IF YOU OBJECT to ,,,. l(fY """-NCIAl c°"'O"· tho ••al ptoport, I• located. SCRIBED ANO TO BOTTOM ange county on November ange County on Novoml>O< :? I 1985 ·~rs OU y
L•w Ort ices 01 l •rrr NOTICE ANO 0111\ltng Of ll\I polltlOl'I vou A Tl()N a• dulr epflOlntod HOUIEKEY FINANCIAL SUCH WHIPST0Cl(E0 OR 5 1985 21 1985 F:rntlt 1 F2'0900
Rotl'im•n t• 140 BHCh t CITATION Sl'IOUIC Otll'lef appeat 81 ll'lf ltruat ee under •nd co.-,OAATION tU2t "DIRECTIONALLY ORILLl'O F21t221 F2t2t77 Pubhsheo Orange C-Oaal , C 1 t
Blvd SI• t06 WHI· TO LEROY HERZIG hHrlng •nd Sllte your ob• P\lrlU•"l IO Offd of Tr111t 1so11th SlrHI, Cor~llo•, c a •WHLS TUNNELS AND I Published Orange Coast Publltllled Orange Coul10atly Pilot December 5. 1?. Pu~1~11e,:: Ora~go2a0o!.
rn•nster CA 92683 lather 01 11'11 at>ov• named 11eet1on1 Of lite wrtllen ob1ec· rocOfdod Jul~ 5 IN4 " 9070. (2tl) N0-6422 S"iAFTS UNDER ANO BE Daily Piiot December 5 12.1 Dally Pllo1 ~t>er 5. 12.' 19 an<! 26 1985 D1itv 1 ~· ,~vemd ~r9 1985 Pubt11hed Orange Cout jmino1 , lions with tile cour1 belort ln•I. No .... 2n2-, 01' Ot· HOUSEKEY FINANCIAL. NEATH OA BEYOND THE 19 and 26. 1985 19 ano 26 1985 I Tn -495 etmlber on Th·477 Dally Piiot e>.oemt>e< 5 12. YOu wtll P ... N llJco nottee ltle hNrtng Y0ur IPPtl" flelal Aocordt In tho offtco CO .. PORATION H H id EXTERIOR LIMITS THERE I l1'1·'85 Th-•90 ------------------
19 •nd 26 t985 llhat OONA LO GODFREY lance may t>e in person or by of tho Cou"'' Rocordot of Tru•tH. By ' Vhgl"la O i: f u N NELS AND I Pta.IC NOTICE
lh-492• ano TRUDY GODFREY hts l y<>ur •tt0tnoy Orono• Countr C•llfoml• T0<r01 AulhorlJod l lgt1•· :>HAFTS ~DER AND BE· POOllC NOTICE MLIC NOTICE , Ml.IC NOTICE
w1lo h•ve filed 1n trio Circuit • IF YOU AAE A CREDITOR Will SEU A•T 'VII.IC 111,. ' NEATH OR BE YOND THE I :f .are
--------Coun ol 11\1 Sttto ol Or-Ota contingent creditor 01 AUCTION TD HIGHEST o.ui Novembet 25. 1985 EXTERIOR LIMITS THERE· IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE $. "' POOl.IC J«>TICE eg<>r• fOf Manoo Countv. A 1 the oec.euoo yOu mutt Ill• llOOE" FOii CASH 0 11 Pi•tlh\111'\l Orange Co.tst , OF ANO TO REOAILL RE Of C .all FORNI .a FOR THE COUNTY' Of ORANGE
---------jPern1on preying 1ha1 an I your c1a1m with the court or CAIHll"'S CHECK. draw" 0011 Piiot December 5 n llJNNEl EOUfP, MAIN 1 "" ""
FtcTITIOUI 8U81NEBS ORDER be entered granting presenl 11 lo lhe personal on a atate 0t Nlloftel baftk. IQ ~''"'· •• ,. !!"Ill 1 l.AtN-RE PAI A. DEEPEN
NAMe ITATntENT 'to Pe1111oner. DONALD 'representative •PPOinled by a etato or fodorol credit •~w • '" 4tsts ANO OPERATE ANY SUCH
The lottowtng persons ar• GODFREY leave to edopt 1 tl'le courl w1tn1n lour months union °' • •l•IO Ot lodotal w E l ~ s 0 R M t N E S • IR~INE UNIFIED ICHOOL DllTfUCT,
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00tng business as ')AM·· l<YMBEAL Y GENE HERZIG llrom the date ol ltrst 11· Hwln '1 ~ loan ••t0el•· PU8LIC NOTICE WITHOUT HOWEVER 1 HE
Tucson 1 A C111forn1a llm· y0u1 m1nor ch1t<1 ano you suanc:e ol lollers os pro11108d tlon d1!!n1ci1.c1 In thla etAto. ----Qrt;;"'' ,,... ORtlL. MINE
i'ed Partnership 315 t Atr· must appear w1th1n tl'lrrty 1n Section 700 ol the In tho lobb to lho Bulldll'IO NOTICE OF IS TO Rf EXPLORE ',NO OP·
way Avenue Ste 1·2 Costa days ol tl'ieOate ol ltrst P<Jb· IProbate COde ol Cthlornia louted 1. ~ts L••I• SI TRUSTEE'S SALE I ERA IE IHROU'..tH THE
CalUOfnl8, and COMMUNITY FACILITIES DISTRICT NO. 16-1.
A Dl1trlct Form.ct and Or9anlaed
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Mesa. CA 92626 l11ca119n l'lereol at the 1 Tiie t1me 101 llltng cl1Mm1 will Ore 0
1 CA ,11 rl ht. 111.; TS No. 12UAOO-On E SURFACE OR T'tE UPPER
OAM. Inc 31'51 Airway '1CourtreOm ot Department not up"e pnor lo . lour fOl'ld "'t iorHI con:. ,ct to Y()U ARE IN DEFAULT s 0 0 FEET. 0 F THE
Avenue. Ste 1·2 Costa No ~at the Courthouse \n month& lrom tne date ot Hie end :Ow held by lty undor UNDER A DEED OF TRUST ISUBSUAFACf OF SAID
Mesa CA 9262b the City of S•tem M1rioo hearing not"ed above I Hid Dood of Trull tn tho DA TEO 1012184 UNLESS LANO AS RF SERVED BY
This business IS con--County Oregon ano ShOw YOU MAY EXAMINE the t eltualed In uld 1vou TAl(E ACTION TO THE IRVINE ;OMPANY A
ducted t>y a hmtted partner· C11u!ll' ol any you may nave Irle kopt by 1M coutl II you r:/ •nd St•lo do· PROTECT YOUR PROP· CORPORA Ttt)N IN THE
Sl'l1P !Why IM pr•yer ol sa.a Pet•· are o person interested Ill Ktlbod H : ERTY tT MAY BE SOLO AT DEED RECOF.')EO IN BOOI(
Larry B Tnrall Pres1oen1 llOn ShOuld not be granted jll'ie estat(' you may ""e A PUBLIC SALE IF YOU 9277 PAGE 2!>6 ANO IN
Thi5 statement was hied NOTICE TO lEROY upon 1hee•ecu1ororadm1n· L.ott03ofTrectNo.t7t2, NEED AN EXPLANAltON IBOOK 11834 PAGE 382 wnn tile County Clerk ol Or· HEAZIG READ THESE 11stralor or upon the II· In lho City of Cott• MoH, OF THE NATURE OF THE BOTH OF OFFICIAL RE ange County on December PAPERS CAREFULLY torney tor the executor or Cout1ty of Oret1go, Steto ot PROCEEDING AGAINST CORDS
J 1985 1 YOU MUST APPEAR IN 1 aom1n1sua1or and Ille with 'Callfornl•, 11 .,., m•p ro-YOU YOU SHOUlO CON Tr us tor J F PARRISH
f'293tM THIS CASE OR THE OTHER the court with proof ol Hf· corc:t.d In book 50, pagoa 32 TACT A LAWYER ANO PHYLLIS PARRISH
Jellrey M Trinklein SIDE Will WIN AUTOMATI· 1nce a wntten request Siii· to 36 lncluetvo of Mia· T 1 CO fl T 1 TL E 1 N The street aooress ano
G1oson Dunn & Crutchet CALLY TO APPEAR YOU 1no 1na1 you destre speciel cell•-· mope, In ttlo of· SURANCE COMPANY OF 101t>er common oes1 nalton
800 Newpofl Center Drive. !MUST Ftl:E WITH l HE not"e ol the llhng ol an 1n· 1flc• of tho cou"IY roc:Ofdor CALIFOflNtA. a corporation 11 an 01 me real Oro rl
Newport Beach CA 92663 1COUFH A LEGAL PAPER I ventory ano appra1$t!ment ot of H id county. E1copl 111 I tormerly Tille Insurance ano des~ rt be 0 ab tv r I~
Pubhsned Orange Coast !CALLEO A MOTION OR estate assets or ol the pell· crudo 011• potro'9um, OH. Trust Company ur ortl'<l to be 16592 Hale ·Dally p 1101 Oecemoer 5 12. ·ANSWER' THE 'MO· 111ons or age!ounts mentioned brH, Hpheltum, •nd •II 011 Decemoe. 12 1985 al ; ~v!ue Irvine CA 9n 14 19, and 26 1985 TION' OR ANSWER' 11n Section 1200 and 1200 5 ol kindred aubetencH and 9 00 AM Ttcor Tiiie In-The underst nect Trustee
Th-499ll •MUST BE GIVEN TO THE the Cahl0tt11a Probate COde other mlnotel• unct.r and In suiunce Company 01 Call-d1sc1a1ms iiny l~Ollity tor anv
Community Facllltlee Act of 1M2.
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All PERSONS INTERESTED IN THE
MATTER OF THE VALIDITY OF THE
FORMATION OF COMMUNITY FACILITIES
DISTRICT N0.11-1, THE LEVY OF
SPECIAL T AXEi THEREIN, THE
ISSUANCE OF 1150,000,000 OF
BONDS THEREOF, AND CERTAIN OTHER
ACTS AND MATTERS RELATING THERETO,
AS AUTHORIZED BY THE BOARD OF
EDUCATION OF THE IRVINE UNIFIED
SCHOOL DISTRICT, THE GOVERNING
BODY OF SAID COMMUNITY FACILITIES
DISTRICT N0.11-1,
COURT CLERK OR AOMIN-M.,c R. t.uc:1or1. hq. Mid land Hcopl the rltht 1°'11'" a corporahon lor-incorrectness of the street
---------tl:>TRATOR WITHIN THIRTY Olblon, Dunn It CrulchOf, to UN any por11on of tho merly Tille tnsuranco •nO address ano ott>er common ' POOl.IC NOTICE IOAYS AlONG WITH THE AttOfno,. fOf Pelltlonora, aurf-of ttlo l•nd for drlll· Trust C-Ompany as duty •P· des• nation 11 any sl'lown
----1REOUIRED FtltNG FEE IT 333 S. Qrond A.wo~ Loe An-tlt19 otMH•llonl, mlt1lng or pointed Trus1ee under ano here?n
FICTITIOUS 8USINESI MUST BE IN PROPER ID••. CA I007t quarrying of all kind• In· pursu.int to Dee<! ol Trust Saia sale will be ma<le but
NAME STATEMENT IFORM ANO HAVE PROOF PubhShed Orange Coast cludl119 b11t t1ol H clu•lvo ol recorded October 5 1984 wilhOut covenart 0, war·
Tiie lonowrng person 15 OF SERVICE ON THE PETI-Daily Pilot November 23 24 oft well dtllllng. oft woll1, as inst No 84·413837 of ranty e•press or implied ra·
doing bustness as iTIONER $ ATTORNEY OR 30 1985 l•nh, tun"•'•· mlt1lng H · Oll•c•al Recoros in the oll1ce ard1n 1111e posse5$10n or
TREES UNLIMITED 955 jtF THE PETITIONER DOES Amended Pubhcallon De-c •utlon• o r •h•fll, 01 trte County Recorder 0' 1~ncumirances 10 pa the
West 191,, St Costa Mesa NOT HAVE AN ATTORNEY cemoer 5 1985 provided, howowor, tho OrdnQe County Calllorn1a unpatd b•lance 0,Y ine
Call! 92627 !PROOF OF SERVICE UPON SaSu-191 .. me •hall not bo con· WILL SELL Al PUBLIC note(sl secured b s"o
NOTICEI YOU HAVE BEEN SUED.
THE COURT MAY DECIDE AO A INST
YOU WITHOUT YOUR BEING HEARD
UNLESS YOU RESPOND NO LATER
THAN THE 8TH DAY OF JANUARY,
1118. READ THJ INFORMATION
BELOW.
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AVISOI USTED HA SIDO OEMANDAOO.
EL TRIBUNAL PUEDE DECIDIR
CONTRA UD. SIN AUDIENCIA A
MENOS QUE UD. RESPONDA NO MAS
T ARDE DE EL ITH DE ENE RO OE
1911. LEA LA INFORMACION
OUE SIQUE.
l'.ennetl'I S S111 II 955 THE PEllnONER elruod lo prohibit elanl AUCTION TO rl10HE$T BtO-Deeo ol Trust. ro.wlf
West 191h Costa Mesa. '.r,gNYSO~~~viHAcfJLgu;te 1 PUBLIC NOTICE '::::~~ :~~~~ ~~..,°':,':; g;~1(ROSR c~E'c5K~ tP~Y~ s1 514 806 90 ss• 1nctu<1·
Cahl 92627 AN ATTORNEY IMMEOl· j ·Of In anJ ••Y •ftoct lho aur· ablP a1 time ol sale •n lawful ling as provided tn said Thia 1>us1ness 1s con-, NOTICE OF J lace right• of Hid land •nd mt•ney 01 the Untied State$I notes advances 11 any
ouctea by an 1nd1v1dual !ATEL Y DlllOlUTION Of which do nol ontor • .. Id lat 1,:8 Sovtn lroot entrance under the t8f'msof said Deeo
Kenneth SI• I OATEO an<! hr5t puOhSl'ilO j PARTNERSHIP land •I• "''loll than 500 10 tl'le 010 Ora e Count 01 Trusl lees charges anO
T111s statement was llleo 11 Costa Men Orange Not"e 1s l'ie<eoy given that pol rl • r._ Courtl'IOU$t! loc~d in th! eapenses of the Trustee and
w1tl'I the County Cletk 01 Or· County Calllorn1a the 14111 'Jell•ey Berkley and Mitcl'iett =: '.'Id,: :!d 8 from 200 l>IOCk 01 \'/Est Santa ol the-trusts createo Oy sa10
TO ALL PERSONS INTERESTED IN THE MATIER OF THE VA LIDITY OF THE FORMATION OF
COMMUNITY FA CILITIES DISTRICT NO 86-1. THE LEVY OF SPECIAL TAXES THEREIN, THE
ISSUANCE OF $150,000.000 OF BONDS THEREOF ANO CERTAIN OTHER ACTS ANO MATTERS
RELATING THERETO AS AUTHORIZED BY THE BOAR D OF EDUCATION OF THE IRVINE UNIFIED
SCHOOL DISTRICT. THE GOVERNING BODY OF SAID COMMUNITY FACILITIES DISTRICT NO
86·1
ange C0un1y on Oclober 30 day ol November t985 Gluckm•n l'leretolore 00tng Ednah R".co Capron ,.. Ana Bl•O 11ormer1y West tDeed ol Trust
t985 K,."E~~ I~ ... :,~ Z :t~ ,business as Partners undef !corded 2.J-S3 In book 244e. l si~tii Streetl Santa An• CA I The benel1c1ary under said
F2907tl t I • Petltton.rl • Old I the '" rn name of Jackpot Pot• 82 of Oftlclel Aocord1.' all 11gn1 lllle and interest 'Deed of Trust l'ieretolore ex-Publlshed Orange Coast orner or · 202. Properties at 17752 Sky· • Trualor ., record ownor: iconveye<> 10 Md now Mid eculed and dehve~ed to the
Oa1ty Piiot November 21 28. JOMnold 8ulld1'1, Sulto park Circle ~ ... ue 100 Irvine. .J 0 H A N N E S C by ,1 unJer said Deed 01 undersigned a w1111en Dec·
Oecemoer 5 12 1985 ~ CoJ1119• ~I NE. ca1110,,,,,1 9271•. nave O•s A ASMU SSE N AN ci Trust in tllP p<0pertv situ· larauon of Dtlault anO De·
TH-•68 IS. om, ~ C so1veo 1he11 Part net snip as SHARON J RASMUSSEN ated 11 5310 County ano I mand tor Site and a wntten ---------i Puohsl'ied r&nQe oast ot November t5 198S Oy Tho ••• .:., lddro11 •nd State df'St"l>ed as 1NottGe ol Dtrault and Etec·
A complaint has been !tied with lhls court by the Irvine Unified School D1strlc1 and Community
Factlllles Dlslrlcl No 86· 1 pursuant 10 Government Code Section 53359 and Chapter 9 (commencing
w11h Section 860) of Title 10 of Part 2 o f the Code of Ctvil Procedure. reQuestlng this Coun to
determine lhe validity of the formation ol Community Facllllles District No 86-1, the levy of a special
tax therein, the Issuance of $150,000,000 ol bonds thereof and certain other ac1s and matters
relating thereto. as authorized by the Board of Education o f the Irvine Unified School Otstrlct. as the
governing bOdy o f Community F acllllles District No 86.-1
If you w ish to appear and answer the complaint, you must Ille with this courf no later than January
6 1986. a written pleading In response to the complaint. Unfess you do so. your delaull wlll be
entered upon appllcatton o f the above plaintiffs. and this court may enter a judgment determining
that the above matter s 1n Question are valld. w hich judgment. unless appealed, will become forever
binding, as to all m atters therein adjudicated or which at the time could have been ad1ud1ceted.
against all persons
MLIC NOTICE ~;11~~:,"r'~s14 2' mutual consent J"'.rey other co~~ondoelgnatlon. L01 11 OF TRACT NO 11on t0Se11 Tneunders1gned
Th 452 tBerl<ley has 111e sole 11 '"'Y 01 tho rH I pro.,.rty 7840 IN IHE CITY OF causeo said Notice ot Dt·
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS • 11uthot1ty to sell Partnership I doec'r I bod •bowo 11 IRVINE COUNTY OF OR· lault an EleGtron to Sell to be
NAME STATEMENT las'letS payan<1d1schargeall jpurporlod to be: 1043 ANGE STATE OF CALI recorded in the counly
The lollow1ng persons are Pllll.IC NOTICE 11tab<t111es ol the Pattnetship Lindon Place, Coal • Mo•a. FORNIA AS PER MAP RE -wiierf' ltle real property •S
Oorng ous1ness as 1cot1ec1 ano receive all CA t2t27. 1 CORDED IN 8001( 312 l0<.at8<1
CAG ENTERPRISES 80332 monies payable to the Part· I Thounct.r1lgned TruatH PAGES 15 TO 19 IN Trusiee or party conduct
9301 l a Estrella Fountain NOTICE Of nersnip perform e1tisung ldlecl•lm1 '"1 lleblllly for Cl lJ S 1 v E Or M IS ing satf! TICOR TITLE IN IF YOU WISH TO SEEK THE
ADVICE OF AN ATTORNEY IN Valley Ca1rl 92708 DEATH OF contracts ano act in any any lncorroctno11 of tho CEl 1.ANEOUS MAPS IN SURANCE COMPANY OF
Cl'lartet Eld0t1 Goodwin WILLIAM MILES rnanner necessary to wino atrool addrHI •t1d other THE OFFICE OF THE CALIFORNIA 1717 Walnut
930 I la E1tretla. Fountain I AND Of PETITION uP the alla1rs ol tl'le Partner-j common dHlgn•llol'I. If I COUNTY RECORDER OF Grove Avenue RosemeeO.
Valley Cellt 92708 TO AOMtNllTE" 1s111p any shown heroin 1SAID COUNTY CA 9 t770 Attn Lodema
Arley Glee Goodwin. 9301 ESTAT£ NO. A 130 70I DATED 11-27-8!> S~ld Hlo wlll be mado. EXCEPT ALL OIL Oil Collman (8 l81307-7004
THIS MA TTEA, YOU SHOULD 00 SO
PROMPTLY SO THAT YOUR WRITTEN
RESPONSE, IF ANY, MAY BE
DI USTED DESEA SOLICITAR El
CONSEJO OE UN ABOGAOO EN ESTE
ASUNTO, DEBERIA HACERLO
IMMEDIATAMENTE, OE ESTA MANERA,
SU RESPUTEST A EBCRITZ SI HAY
ALGUNA, PUEDE SER. REGISTAADA FILED ON TIME.
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TH URSDAY • DECEMBER 5, 1985 •
Jury awards w .oman
Laguna crosswalk where she was h it
was dangerous, her attor ney argues
3.7M
By PAUL ARCHlPLEY
Of .... 0..,""°41W!
An Orange County Superior Court
Jury awarded $3.7 million to a
Mission VieJO woman Wednesday
who suffered pennanent injuries
Coast
Laguna Beach City Coun-
cil has approved plans for
eight units of senior houa-
ing at Thurston Park./ A3
California
Pregnant woman's son
dies after she Is shuffled
between hospitals./ A4
Nation
Reagan urges passage of
Democratic tax-reform
measure./ Al
Navy allowing General
Dynamics to bid on sub-
marine contract./ Al
World
Malta refuses extradition
of hijacker./ AS
Sports
Rams Coach John Rob-
inson will stay with meter
Brock at quarterback
Monday against San
Franclsco./C1
Marina High finds itself In
role of underdog for third
straight week In CIFfoot-
ball./C1
The 15th annual Miles
Eaton basketball tour-
nament opens tontgblat
Orange Coast College.
/C2
Entertainment
Johann Strauss' opera
"Die Fledermaus" wlll be
presented Saturday in
San Clemente./84
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Death Notices
Entertainment
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A2
wh~n she was struck by a car on a
South Laguna crosswallc in 1980.
Cynthi~ Genirch was· 19 on July 21.
1980, when she was walking across
Pacific Coast Highway at West Street
at 2:40 p.m. to enjoy a day at the
beach.
.
Surfing .-eaven
As she entered the crosswalk.. she
was struck by a car driven by Robert
Davie. The impact ruptured her
ao~. damaged her brain stem and
brain, and broke her clavicle. ann,
wnst, leg and pelvis, among other
bones.
Gentrch was g.aven anificial ~sp1r
ation and kept alive by lifeguard
Doug Sboafuntil paramedics arrived.
While in the hospital she con-
tracted Legionnaire's D isease.
Sarfen may ba•e thoqht they'd c:lied and gone to aurf
bea•en thJa week u atorm-aenerated wa•ee created ideal
condition• along Or anae Coaat' beac bea. Abo•e,
hepattus and' other infections and
suffered permanent neurological as
well as physical disabilities.
In a.wardin~ damages to Gemrch.
the Jury an Judge Richard
Lucsebrink's courtroom spht the
fault three ways.
Gemrcb berself was found to be IO
percent at fault for faihng to take
greater precautions as she crossed the
highway.
briver Robert Davie also was
assessed I 0 pm:ent of the fault.
The othCT 80 percent was charged
toCalTrans. the st.ate highway agency
that maintams Pacific Coast High-
way in the unincorporated South
Laguna community.
"It's been a temblc interscCt.ton for
)'Cars," said attorney frank
Barbaro, who represented Genirch.
"The South Laguna Civic Associa-
tion had sent CalTrans letters plead-
ing with them for years to do
enthualuta were ridln& near-perfect wa•ee that ranged up
to 6 feet and ht«her nezt to the Newport Pier. Alon« other
beachee resldenta reported -wa•e. reac bJnt :10 feet ,
someUung about that 1ntersecuon."
Barbaro sajd not only is the
crosswalk the only place in the
v1c1 nat:-for be.achgocrs to crou Pa-
cific Coast Highway. but it is used by
children who awa1t the schoolbus
each d.a}
Jn add11ton, CalTrans speed
!>urveys showed vehicles traveling
over 45 mph at the sate. and a separate
survrv ordered by Barbaro showed
j Pleue.eeJURT/A2)
Cancer
therapy
shows
proi;nise
Tests cured tumors.
but procedure costly.
has some side effects
BOSTON (API -An expenmen-
tal therapy turns ordmary white
blood cells into roving cancer kilJers
that can destroy or dramaucally
shnnk tumors. even after they nave
spread throughout the body. rc-
searrhers report.
The sc1enttsts cauuon, however.
that the treatment as still extremel}
expensive and cames potentially
dangerous side effects.
The therapy, being tned for the first
umc on humans. uses a hormone to
marshal the bod) 's own 1 m-
munological weapons against cancer
to attack. rcneg.adr growths while
spanng healthy ttssuc
"lt's the most promising btologicaJ
approach to cancer at the present
ume," said Dr Vincent T DeV1ui Jr
director of the Nauonal Cancer
lnstttutc
Other centers will soon begin
tcsung 11. but 111s now ava1labk only
at the cancer institute in Bethesda.
\id.. where 11 ~a'I developed Re-
(Plea.e eee CAJ'lfCER/ A2J
Father in
• mourning
forced to
Laguna Beach mayor's action
involving eo-wo~ker criticized
By ROBERT BARKER
Ofllle~ ..........
A mourning father said Tuesday he
was forced to pay more than S500 in
bnbes to Mexican authorities before
he could return his S-On's body to
Huntington Beach.
Victor P. Ziegler's 16-year-old S-On.
Joseph, was k.ilfed Saturday when his
three-wheel. all-terrain cycle, plunged
over a 30-foot cliff near San Antonio
del Mar. a coastal village about 80
miles south ofEnsenada.
Ziegler's stepS-On. William Leffert,
17, who was nding with Joseph, was
criticall y injured when his A TC also
fell off the cliff. ~
Ziegler. 40, a contractor. said 1t
took almost 12 hours to get ap roval
or 1 , •
from internal bleeding and other
serious injuries, t6 be flown by the
U.S. Coast G uard helicopter to the
UC San Diego Medical Center.
But it wasn't until two days later
and that Ziegler was able to win the
release oft.he body of his dead son.
A doctor. a mortician and locaJ
(Pleue Ne r A~R/A2)
Mayor Martha Collhon
By LAURA MERK
Ofllle~Ne48W
A conflict of interest cha e was
eve e a guna c ayor
Manha Collison by a fellow coun-
cih:nem ber Tuesday over her
proposal to persuade the California
Coastal Commission to okay a c11~
approved pnvate develo pment pro-
JCCl.
In November. the council ap-
proved a commercial compleA to be
built at 303 Broadwa\ The council
required that 33 parking spaces bt-
prov1ded at the site
co-worker of ol11~on's at Nolan ·Real
Estate. Inc .. in La1wna Beach
But when Stephens brouvit his
plans to the Coastal C'omm1ss1on. the
staff said the" would recommend
appro' aJ onl} '1f he added ::!5 more
parking spaces or pa) thr cit~
S200.000 in oark1n2 fees.
3 more airlines join fight
to block airport-limit pact
By USA MAHONEY
Ofllle~ .... "-"
Three maJOr airlines arc objecting
to a pending court settlement be-
tween Oran&e County, Newport
Beach and two citizens groups that
would allow limited expansion at
John Wayne Airport in return for
curbs on 'aircraft noise .
U nited Air Lanes, American Air·
Imes and Trans World Airlines
planned to file bnefs bv Tue~av
afternoon with U • D1stnct Court
Ju e Terrv Hatter backm u their
o ~ecuons to a ~tt ement wor out
between the county as owner of the
airport and expansion foes in ne1~
boring Newport Beach and unin·
corporated Santa Ana Heill,hts.
It could not be detemuned late
Wednesday whether the bnefs had
been submitted. pokcspersons for
the airlines could not be reached for
comment.
The airlines· objection to the
ndin ~ttJement was filed with the
court ov _ . t e same > a
aircraft manufacturer McDonnell
Douglas ad' 1sed the Judge of 1l!>
opposition to the I ~-point stttlemC"nt
plan.
A letter summanzing the airlines'
rnsons for opposing the settlement
was relea~ by Orange Count' u~sor Thomas Rtlev's oflkc
(Pleue eee AJIU.JllfgS/ A.2)
tacle than new ________ _
(ol11son prllpo<;('d 1ha1 the counc11
send a letter to the commission
statlnll onl)' that the' project had mc1
Her motion died for lack of a
second he could have sent the letter
11t1thout presenting 11 to l·ouncil. bu1
said she 11tanted its unanimous sup-
port
.. 1 than!.. 1h1!> " a pt>tc.·oual conflict
of intert>\l .\ lOlkae.ue of \-Ours an
Pleaae aee MAYOR/ A 2)
Father shot
byson,HB
police say
By PAl'L ARCHIPLE\'
Of .... Delly ..... tWI
.\ Hunllngton Bealh man <;hot h1<.
father in the head dunng. an argument
at the father·., hou<;e 'W ednesda\
night. Huntinllton Re.ilh polu:e re·
ported.
Dana Jt"lt<'r ~-.. v.a'I '1ming ha"
lather. R1ehard L kiter 'i~ at I ~bt>::!
Bluebird Lane 11then the pair re·
(Pleue tee SHOOTD'fG/A2)
at Stalket suspect hearing off shore oil drilling
talks will open tracts
The circus came to town on a
dreary Monday afternoon. Lights.
cameras. notepads. tape recorders -
the works.
In the mam rinJ was Richard
Ramirez, the accused Night Stalker.
Would he arm. showina has famous romn.a teeth,-Would he praise Satan?
Would he outrage spcctaton by
flashma a pentamrh drawn on the
ptlm of his band., Would he drool or
bark or snap at 1ma11nary thints in
the air?
Everyo ne ure hoped so.
Ram1rn. tall and d.al'k with a
Qdaverous flee. as a med11 fca t. He
is unpredictable and sinister in ap-
pearance and has behavior in the
courtroom has b«ILQWtky and
bizure. even by California standards.
All of which asswa that Ramiret
will draw well when he appears in
coun. Any court. Any time. Front
~-Guaranteed.
Ramirez' fint court appeara.nce in
Oransc County this week drew a
thicket of reportcn and media side-
kicks, inqwsiuve lawycn and coun emp~yca and several -aulp -
Nif!?t Stalker aroupies.
• I'm curious. I've seen his facic in
the paper so many tunes." sa1d one
woman.
"I just want to stt what be looks
hkc,· said another
What a thrill
It took the better part of 45 minute
to get everyone ans1de Division 311 in
Sant.a Ana. where Ramirtt WJS
scheduled to appear before Mun1etpal
Court Judac Tam Nomoto for ar-
raitnment on eiibt felony counts
retatina to lbe 1boot.ln& of Mission
Viejo resident William Cams and the
rape ofbi1 flaneee.
Reponcn were asked to step
thl"OUll' a m~I detcaor after empty-
1na their pockets and. in 10me eues..
rcmovina their belts. The detector
was so Sitnsitivc t~t one phototn·
pher was asked to walk thro\llh the
machine four times before marshals
detennincd foil on a packqe of
ciprettes was trippina the machine.
Names and addrtucs ~ re-
quested. A Niaht Stalker mailina hst.
maybe?
Employen of the court ~pa·
m1tttd to enter Mthout ous:ana
'
throuab the metal det~tor. a
procedure that brou&bt howls from
several reporters. Naturally.
"They're safe and wt'rt not' ..
snarled one television personality to
nobody m particular.
Dtv1s1on 311 ts a room) court with
a Wl~mtth . pnsoner's ~ apinst
one wall A PlcAtalaJ shield protect\
vn.onen from potent1&lly dan,erous
specutors such as reporters. lawytn
andaroup~.
You never know.
Pidona a seat 1n the courtroom 1s
a11 tml)Onl.nt fim step for reportcn
Can you sec all the lldlon? Ca.n )'OU
hear all the action' Good advitt If
POUJblc. 11t nc._t: to someone -ho
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)
By LAUR.A MEJUt °' ... .,,., .........
Local offiaals sa) they arc ap-
prehensive about a plan that fortts
Interior Secfe1ar') Donald Hodel and
a panel of 18 ronarc men to began
talks on which ('ahfom1a off shore
tracls c.hould be ~umndcrcd for 011
and gas cxplora11on
The Cahfom1a \of\lte$$1onal ck~
egatton upponed the plan. approved
b) 1he Hou~ of Representatives on
Wedncsda)', while abendonint ef-
fons for a founh year moratonum.
The amendment was attach~ to a bill
fundutl the lntetior Dc1>1riment
untJI the end o'f the fisal )Ur
The b\11 nut goes to the Senate for a
vote •
Under the otan . Hodel would ~
required to make pr~ss report' to
C'ongrns e'en 6(l da~
The amendment was draf\rd b'
C'on~ men Ralph Reaula. R-Oh10
and Leon Pantna, r>-Mon\ere)'. in
response to thc-Hou~ Appropna·
uons Commmcc's recent refusal to
re1mpo~ a moratonurt\ proteeting
the Cahfom1a coa~t
The nqouaung team could bt
selected as earl) as toda} It wtll be
composed of ~ven members of the
Cahfom11 d~lcption -four Demo-
C'l'lts and three Republicans -
klected b) the party leaden. It wtll
al90 tnclud~ \ahf. mi.a·s ICftat~
.\Jan \raMton and Pete Walson.
finally, th~ ~m •ill include the
chairmen and nnk1na mtoont)
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DRILLING PLAN WORRIES OFFICIALS ••. ...... , .
~ of avenl Houte •nd-&n1te-Laaun• &e.eti Counetlman Bob believes Lhc ncaot.1:a11111 twn ~ru¥
lntertor commit~ By includina Gentry said he supported the amend-be made UP, cxclus1vety of Cal!forn1a \Mtie membel's. representatives from ment, but womes that without a repr:esentahves. H~ said he fears that
Olber-..._ will alto be worluoe with moratorium the Oraoie Coast could hav1nt out-o~·statc mem~'! on ~he Hoch~J. somcthina many con-be in danaer. "Not bavi1'a (a mora-committee wall we1;ken _u. I think
amamen insisted on. tonum) puts us in a vulnerable that has ~n ~odel ~ obJCCtive from "T~c aoa_I has always been 10 s11uuion. There ough1 to . be .. u-the bqlnnina. he said.
ncsotaate1reasonablework1naaarec· urancc there wdl ~no leas1ns, he Moreover, said Lim~ra. the plan
mcnt. (Conireuman Bob) Badham said. also does not force Hodel to reach an
feel it tS a workable way (to ~solve In fact, he believe Lhe lntcts o ff aarccment. "I don'I see an end to
the conflicts). mainly because of the Laguna Beach and Newport Beach lh1s," be said.
d09lh and $CiOpe of opposiuo n that will be opened for lcas1na once the t . was bulkiina," said Badham aide 8111 ban is lifted Dec. I 3. Ph1hp ~aurcr, may~r of Newport ScbreibcT. Schreiber maintains that the plan Beach, said the plan as a aood one.
The moratorium was simply un will prevent Hodel from l~sina tracts ''The way our m~s have been, we
attem,P.l to get talks goins. :w1d foe' fear that Congress will resp0nd want _to . do anyt1una w~ can ~o att
Schreiber. "It was a means to an end with a blanket moratorium. oegottauonsa~mg, es~ially with~ut
Tb1s is the enn •tself." he s:11d San Clemente Mayor Bob Limberg a moratonum in place. Maurer said.
F A THER PAYS BRIBE FOR SON'S BODY •••
Prom Al
ll'ans1t offioials eot into the act m the
town of San Quintin, about 40 miles
to the south. Joseph'i. body had been
taken there by car. ,
"They didn't come right o ut and
ask for bribes," Ziegler said today.
"But they said they we~ busy and
that it would take .a cpuplc o f dayc,,
that they couldn't do the work o n
Sunday. It was clear that they ex-
pected money."
But Ziegler. who has a vacatio n
house with his wife Cansa in an
Antonio del Mar. had high praise for
Mexican federal officers who were
most helpful "and didn't expect
anything,' and for a mystery man
who acted on the family's behalf.
"Witho ut his efforts 1n cutung
through the red tape and rattling
cages. Joseph's bod} would be there
for two more weeks." Ziegler said
The ··mystery man." who 1den1-
1fied himself as a FBI agent en loan to
the Mexican government. dealt w11h
the bure.aucrafs, paid .off bnbes and
gave up his own service revolver as
part of the bribe, Ziegler sajd.
The boy's body finally arrived at
Dilday Brotfier's Mortuary in Hunt-
ington Beach on Mon~y afternoon. ·~They play by a diffe~t· set of
rules m Mexico." he said. "Travelers
should be aware."
Ziegler appca~ to be equally
up~t that 11 took almost I 2 hours to
get his stepson to the tJC San Diego
Hospital because of a ban by Mexico
ofn1ght fliJhts into the country.
"I think it's ridiculous that whether
an accident happens in the daylight or
darkness can be a factor between life
and death," he said.
JURY AWARDS .•.
From Al
vehicles travehng closc to SS mph, he
said.
Philip Dorn. attorney for defen-
dant Robert Davie, said no decision
had been made about an appeal.
Dom said CalTrans was assessed
the bulk of the award because the
design of the crosswalk "maximized
rather than minimized sight obstruc-
tion."
Barbaro said the jury verdict and
award at the end of the three-week
trial meant Genircb, a former model
and an student, "won't have to live in
a 5-by-5 room in some hospit.al forthe
rest of her life."
He said the award would go toward
her living expenses, care, further
operations and other medical ex-
penses.
RAMIREZ HEAR ING A S PECTACLE •.•
From A l
then ask them what they're doing
there. ._
"Do you know Ramirez'>'·
"No, of cou rse not."
"Do you know the "1c11m""
~No"
"What arc you d oing here'>"
No respon!>C
··Morbid cunous1ty''"
"Is this going to be 1n a news-
paper'!"
It's imponant to note the little
things. For instance. how many law
enforcement o t1icers accompany
Ramirez into the-eourtroom? h
Sttms hke 11 would be easy to figure
these things out but it's actually very
mcky. A Los Angles Times rcponer
counted four. A Register reporter
came up with 10. The Daily Pilot spin
the difference, 1denufy10g seven.
Oh, well
There isn't much pomp m a
courtroom these days. Nobody rises
for the judge the way they do o n
te1evision and bailiffs and attorneys
seem to wander aro und as though
they're loolcing for bargains at a swap
meet ..
But atl activity, save the cliclcing of
cameras, stopped when Ramirez was
swept into Lhe prisoner's cage in a
wave of uniformed marshals and
plainclothes sheriff's deputies.
He was dressed in a royal blue jump
suit that seemed to glow against bis
pa~ty complexio n and snarled, black
hair.
He seemed pretty peppy for a guy
charged with 14 murders and another
60 serious felonies ranaing from
robbery to rape to attempted murder.
He rocked back and forth on his
feet, craning his neck to look at those
who showed up to look at hjm,
Did he smile? Well, maybe. Did he
look weird? Some thought so. Did be
look possessed? Not compared to
Linda Blair in "The Exorcist."
Ramirez said exactly four words
(Associated Press counted three) in a
loud, clear voice. They were: "No,"
"No," "No," and "Yes."
And that was it. No rantings. No
ravings. No pentagrams. No "Hail
Sa tans." No chorus from an AC/OC
song. Just four short words.
"Well, that was exciting,"
grumbled one reporter after Ramirez
was swept out of court and whisked
back to Los Angeles.
"Yeah, l was djsappoiotcd." ad-
mitted a coun employee after the
hearina.
The final leg of the media attack
was to fiaure out what had actualJy
happened. For some reason, only
judges, baiJiffs and some attorneys
are able to understand what goes on an
a courtroom.
Ramirez' lawyers d idn't want to
talk. Fair enough. They have their
bands full already.
So the honor fell on Assistant
District Attorney James Enright
"Did be enter a plear' the media
asked.
No. be d1dn't enter a pica.
"So was he actual1y arraigned?" the
media asked.
Yes and no. No and yes.
"How long before he goes to trial in
, Orange County?" the media asked.
· . A year, maybe two. Maybe longer.
Lights go out. Notebooks close
Interview ends. The circus is over.
CANCER THERAPY SHOWS PROMISE •..
From Al
searchers there say it 1s so co mplex
and time-consuming that 11 can be
given to only four patients at a time .
However, uperts are tr.¥ing 10
solve these problems. And if the
tberapy turns out to work as well as
they hope, 1t could provide a versatile
weapon against many forms of
Cancer.
"This 1s a w way to treat cancer,"
programs the cells to seek out cancer.
Then the blood cells arc put bac k into
the patients' bodies, where they are
bolstered further with in1ect1ons of
interleukin-2.
O nce ex tremely rare, interleukin-2
can now be manufactured m un-
limited quantities by geneucally engi-
neered bactena.
The researchers have tested the
pcared and the rest shrank dramati-
cally.
"This is really the first step," said
Rosenberg. "But it demonstrates that
it is possible to manipulate the
immune system and make a variety of
cancers 1n a vanety of locations
disappear."
A report on the research. directed
by Rosc~~rg. was publjsbed m
vanccd, spreading cancer that failed Medicine. The human testing cul-
to respond to all ordinary therapy. In minatcs dozens of animal and test
I I people with four different kmds of tu~ studies conducted since I 978.
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Teen-age s u s pect h eld in toy theft
By Ute Atsoclated Pres.
SANT A ANA -After a weekend
break-in. it seemed like the "Gnnch"
had stolen Christmas in Orange
County, but officials say they've
made progress in the case-by arresting
a teen-ager for invdtigation of bur-
glary.
More than $6,500 wonh of toys
collected for the poor and elderly were
taken dunng tne burglary at the
Orange County ~neral Services
Agency in a heist that resembled the
theft of toys in Dr. Seuss' famous
Christmas fable about an evil elf.
"The Grinch Who Stole Christmas."
Billy Oark Green. 19, was arrested
for investigation ofburg.lary Wednes.-
day after a seattb of his apartment by
poHce inv°'tigati~ a previous bur-
glary. He was held an heu ofSS0,000
bail at the Orange County jail.
ln addition to the toys and gJfts that
were collected for "Opcrauon Santa
Claus," about SI 4,000 in office ma-
chines were taken.
"They haven't found any toy' yet,"
sheriffs Lt. Bill Miller said late
Wednesday, but "there was some
evidence fo\lnd at his (Green's)
residence: that linked him to the
burglary."
AIRLINES JOIN AIRPOR T FIGHT ...
P'romAl
WCdnesday. pending settlement should not be
United, American. TWA and allowed.
McDonnell Douglas are all panics to Citing a federal rule governing civil
a pre-emptive lawsuit filed by Orange .. .court procedures, Span told the judge
County March 6 in an attempt to that the proposed settlement "ex-
resolvc legal disputes over the future tends beyond the claims between the
of the county's o nly commercial settling partjes" and into an area of
airpon. disagreement between the county and
Newpc;"rt Beach and two c1uzens th~. o~jecting airlin_es.
groups -Stop Polluting Our New-~mce th~ claims ~tween the
pon and the Airport Working Group settling parties arc so 1ntenwmed
-are also named in the suit as are all with the County of Orange's dedara-
other airlines that are either presently tory rehef ~laims SJ8ins_t us and our
serving the airport or are on n s counterclaims m this action. the entry
waitma list. of the proposed judgement would not
. be proper .. .," Span wrote.
The pending settlement would end An clement of the pending settle-
years of efforts by Newport Beach and ment calls for limits on the number of thecit1~ensgroupstoblocke~pans1on flights allowed at John Wayne Air·
of the airport. Santa Ana Hct&h.ts and port and ft~des incentives to
parts of Newport Beach arc in the operators o(Uic quietest aircraft.
11rpon's ~1ght pa~h and bear the The limits are designed to reduce
brunt of aircraft noise. noise from jets serving the airport but
Ro~rt Span, attorney for United, they "are . at .. the heart of scv~ral
outlined several procedural grounds cou~tcrcla1ms tiled by_ United
Airlines generally are opposed to
noise reduction measures indepen-
dently introduced at airports.
In the case of John Wayne.
McDonnell Douglas and airlines that
own noisier jets say 'the county's
limits and quiet flight incentives
place undue restrictions on them.
Mc Donnell Douglas manufactures
the MD-80 jetliner used by ·some
airlines serving John Wayne Airport.
Flights using M[)..80s are more
restricted than those hke the quieter
Boeing 737-300 under the settlement
plan.
Riley aide Alan Murphy said
objections from the airlines and
McDopnell Douglas were not unex-
pected.
County officials arc still waiting to
hear if the Judge will set a hearing on
the objections, he said.
Hatter could schedule a hcanng or
simply issue a decision o n the
'3nCer 1nst1tute, who directed the
research. "The standard ways to treat
cancer -surgery, rad1auon and
chemotherapy -have been around
for a long time. but there have reall y
been no whole new kinds of cancer
tTCatment developed for decades."
cancer, the tumors shrank by more "It's clearly very novel," said Dr.
than 50 percent. James Meir of New England Medical From A 1
"To me, this is very. very exciting." Center in Boston. "The only con~m your office is carrying it f~~ard," posed sending the letter because the interroaauon.p1oc.eedings ...
said Dr. Frank Rauscher of the l Lhink the pubhc'1Shoutd'bave i1 the Councilman Bob Gentry said m the "COmmission was close to approving
L AGUNA MAYOR'S ACTION QUESTIONE D ...
In the treatment. doctors remove
cancer patients' own white blood ~lls
llnd grow them 1n test tubes w11h a
hormone called interleulun-2. which
.
SHOOTING ...
From A l
American Cancer Society. "In these incredible expense. You're talking meeting Tuesday night. the city's coastal land use policy, Councilman Neil Fitzpatrick
tumors, when you can get a 50 percent about tens of thousands of dollars to Collison said she had no financial which has taken several years to agreed. "We aren't just making a
or more response rate, that's better treat even one patient. That dwarfs interest in the project and said she move through the approval process. mountain o ut of a molehill," he said.
than any cytotoxic (cell-killing) drug the cost of any kmd of conventional brou""'t the issue to the council at the "When we are so close to getting it "We arc making a mountain out of
that we've ever seen m the history of therapy." , ... K F k d ed 1 thl "' h" · two grams of sand." using systemic fonns of therapy." The maJor side effect 1s severe fluid dU'CCtion ofCit1 Manager en ran · a opt • n .. t IS is cx~mely
In the past rank was told by the poor timin• "uid Minkin. "I have no interest 1n the pro,•ect Howe ver, Dr. Robert Mayer of the retention that can lead to breathing • · · .. ' Dana-Farber Cancer Institute in Bos-failure. However. this symptom wen\ council not to have any wnttcn City Attorney Philip Kohn said he and will gain none if 11 is approved."
ft communications with the com-could not say that Collison's involve-said Collison. "Obviously I erred. I ion cautioned that while he would be away a er the therapy was finished. mission without council approval. mcnt was not a conflict of interest, but could have sent the letter without
enthus1ast1 c about pursuing the re -The researchers hope to improve Councilwoman Bobbie Minlcin op-added,"( don'tthink we should begin talking to any of you," she said.
<>earch, "I would he: very reluctant lO results when they give the treatment .--------------------------------------------
ponedly began arguing ahoul ~ 1!t put 1l up 1n ne<in light!> and call 1t a to patients with less advanced d1s--m~<>r advance." ease. Rosenberg said animal studies p.m .. police said. f h h d I t h h I h f A struggle ensued when the y<>u ng-ne o l c patient., a me anoma, sugges t at 1 e owcr t e amount o
er Jetter allegedly pulled out 8 22 a dangerous form of ~kin cancer. that cancer, the more effective the trcat-
c:ahber revolver. The gun went off. had spread throughout her body. The ment. A new study ~ing planned will L---!~~~Mth~c~s~o~n~a~c~ro~s~s~th~e~c~h~c~st'.__~t.tc~a~tS:mfie~n~t~wl1~pcd~~o~u~t~the cancer and beg.in the therapy immediately af\cr I police sai . 1 ase a car later. cancer surgery.
The wn wrestled the gun away One patient had rcctalacaa'in~cc:C~rtEiit:--..::.::.;fiicffircsefsi.ailr~cfieieITTJltlln5r~lmttJtl~f-1r.
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lands from his father and allegedly shot him had spread to his lungs. After the adoptive 1mmunothcrapy. The key
in the head, police rcpOrted. The therapy. three lung gro wths disap-ingredient as interleukin-2, one of the
father was u:ann>orted 10 Humana pearcd, and two others shrank and messen,er proteins, or lymphokines.
Hospital in Westminster where he were surgJcally removed. He, too. that the immune system uses to direct
· re mains cancer free. 11s attack on~isease. The transformed was reparted in stable condition. Another patient had kidney cancer normal white cells are called aut"'-Dana Jetter has been booked into ..,.. Huntinaton Beach jail on charges of that llad spread to has lunp. After the logous lymphokme-acuvatcd killer
assault with a deadly weapon. treatment, dozens of tumo rs disap-cells.
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