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ORANGE crnsr • TOMORROW:
FORECASTS ON A2
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1985
Ort settlement approved
Ruling by District Court Judge Hatter --
Hatter had signed a Judgment 'pelhn&
the end of d1c..cord between the courtty
and expansion foes -ttie city of
Newport Beach. Stop Polluting Our
Newport and the A1rpon Working
Group
gained some no1st" level tonc:essaonc..
and growth hds from the county an
return for dropping li tigation that ha\
successfully blocked airport t:.\
pans1on for fi ve years
ment between lour out ot 19 part1c!> tu
a pre-emptive law<;u1t tiled b1r Orange
Count} laM March to consolidate
numerou<, suits broug.ht again<,t the
airport tnggercd a chain ot c"enh that
1s expected to finall} dear the 1.1,.a~ tor
construction of Slil<J m1l11on 1n
1mpro,emenh 1nduding a nt:"" a1r-
ltne 1crm1nal parking garagt' Jnd
run"'a" enhanc.emt"nt
paper\ w11h the st.ale ( oun of AppeaJ
in anu1 Ana to remo' e lower coun
barnerc.. to expansion 1ndudin& a
contempt finding b} an Orange
Count) upenor \ourt Judge regard-
ing the latest a1rpon muter plan
means terminal expansion can b~gin
By LISA MAHONEY
Ofllle~'11otlll0ft
John Wayne Airport cleared its last
maJor hurdle to expansion Monday
when a U S D1stnct Coun Judge
approved the settlement between
Orange County, Ncwpon Beach and
Comfort
Preaident Reagan pay•
reapecta to family of
eoldler kUled in New-
foundland plane cruh.
See A4.
Nation
Congress is rushing to
pass a stopgap money bill
to temporarily finance
most government oper-
atlons./ A4
Sports
The newly crowned NFC
West champion Rams
now prepare for the In-
vasion of the Raiders next
Monday./81 ~
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lWO c1t1zens groups.
More than a dozen attorneys rep-
resenting the settling parties and
airlines st1ll warring over operations
al Orange County's only commerc1'l.I
airport met bnefl y with Judge Terry
Hatter 1n Los Angeles to learn that
L1001118
uvc
Parade of light!'_
The se ttlement bnngs 10 a close
nearly 20 years of acrimony over
John Wayne Airport. Newport Beach
and c111zcns group~ representing c11y
residents and others laving an nearby
unincorporated anta· Ana Hc1g'1ts
Sult unresolved are access issue~
and noise reduction measures of
concern to airlines that either serve
John Wayne or are on ns wa1t1ns Im
A conference on those matters as set
fo r Feb. 3
Hatter's dec1S1on td permit a settle-
The Newport Chrletmu Boat Parade of
Llghta marka ita 67th anniveraary tonight
when more than 200 boata follow thia route
around the harbor. The parade, which
begin• nightly at 6 :30 p .m ., wiJJ -run
through Dec. 23. A viewing area has been
aet up at the Sea Scout baae on Weat Coaet
HJ.&bway.
Mother Nature, not developers,
blamed for cracks in 14 7 homes
By TONY SAAVEDRA
OtllleO.-, ..... lt.ft
Seasonal ground movement -and
not the South Coast Plaz.a II construc-
11o n pro1ect -1s responsible for
nearly all the cracks reponed at 14 7
homes 1n north Costa Mesa. accord-
ing to a c1ty-comm1ss1oned investi ga-
tion.
The $40.000 geological repon.
delivered Monda> to the C11y ( ounc1I
by soils expen lra1 Poormand. said
the widespread damage was caused
b) a sponge-like layer of cla) that
became dry in the past few )Cars and
contracted.
Poormand. chief eng1ncc:r for
Irvine-based Leighton and .\s·
'iOCtates. told cuunul mt'mhcr<i thJI
construction of an undc:rground parl -
ing lot for th e ·outh ( oa\t Pla1J
anne'< on Bear . tn.·c1 wa' no1 to
blame
Howe.,.er he: said an I I -tou1-1all
noise berm at the bad, of the mall
prOJCCI. from Sunflower ~1rce1 tu
(Pleue eee CRACKING/ A2)
Soon after Hatter !. annountt·mt"nl
Monda> a count) auume\ lilt'd
lfthe appeal\ court acts qu1cldy. the
count~ Board of Superv1sorc.. 1s ex-
pel ted to amend its airline access plan
thl\ 1.1.ed. to matth the terms of the
~ttkment agreement and set tn
(Pleaee ~ AIRPORT I A2)
Irvine schools
to consider
policy on AIDS
Stude n ts. t eacher s
may be required to
pass m edical exam
By PHIL.:". EIDE RM A'\
Of 1M Deity Pttol Ii.fl
S1u<knh JllJ ll'Jd·1l'r' ... 11r \II>...,
"'ould ha\t" tu pa\\ J ml·d1t<tl re' It'"'
ensunng the' du not pc1\t" a ht·alth n\lo.:.
before hc:1ng adm1ttl·d to thl·
classroom under a ~iltt' hc:1 n~ u1n-
s1dercd b\ In inc '1. hool olliu JI'>
The ln1nc l nttlt."d \thllol D1 .,tnr1
board 1.1.a'> ..chcdukd 111 1.nn<,1dcrcd
the poli1.' tuda'
.\~ propo\ed. thl' pnht\ 1.all' lur .1
ca!>e·b\-tJ~ re' 1c1.1. 1>1 J.O\ \tuc.ic:nt
teachc:·r or other '>Wl1 mem~r '>Ullt'r·
1ng from \u.ium·d I mmunt' I .>t-ti1.11:n-
"' ',,ndr11mi: "'h11.h roh' thc h<ll.I' ••I
tl'> abtl1l\ tu \loard utl 1nlnl1un •H
other d1'>1."J'>l'\ It "~l·ncrall. IJt.11
Deput\ \upcrantcndent Hruu·
(11,ncr "31d no .\ID\ \ll.l1m' ha'e
been rr~nc~L1n th1.· lrunr..Jl\tni.t
hut addt•d ·~ c n· tr.mg 111 ho
rrepareJ .
l ndcr the prupo'4.·d p. 111. \ .1
\tUdt:nt d1.ignn<;eJ .1, h..1' 1n11. l • rl·
1ractt·d .\I D'i 1.1.11uld bl.' e\dudt'd from
\<.hool unul ..i mt:d1tal re~ 1e~ 1s
1.umpletcd .\n l'mplu,ee ~11h .\IDS
1.1.ould be plal1.·d on medical leave
until J re' 11:1.1. t'> Jont
The re' 1c"" tcJm an \Ulh ca~i.
-..ould Jn\1Jhl' !ht" '>ludcnt '>or cm-
plmt"t: '> ph,'>11.1an dnd a med ical
omuitant for the d1\tn1. t I I lh~ two
1.ould not agrn a third medical
npen ""ould bl: cnli~tcd
The '>tudent or t:mpluH'l' -..uuld not
he Jllo~cd to rt"tum It "hoot or to
-..or"' until the mcdtlal lt'am had
t..lt•term1ni:d lhl· \If)') '1t t1m would
nol 1:ndangcr h1' 11r h1.·r •>"" n health o r
1ha1 nl 1ther\
.\ \tatT rcrK•n II<''> a ondu'iaon b)
tht: ( entt'r'> tor I >1-.c:aSt: < ontrol that
.. ba~d on curn·n1 n 1denr1: casual
P''f"'ion·\11-pt'""" l nntal'l a\ wo uld
lllUf ..im"ng ~hn•>l lhtldrt"n appears
:11 p. '>l' n ) ,.,i..,
\ 'tut..lc:nt 1.1.1-11 , 'c\llud1·d from
'1.!1111111.1.l>UIJ rl'1.l"l't hum1. tl"alh1ng
.i.hul· 'uch 1n\trud1 >n ""' uld Ix' nf
~nt'tll 111 !ht· \I Hknt ·· thl propo<;ed
r1nltl\ \ldtt'\
I h1· In 1nl· a·pon don \.J\ the: casc-
h\ ·1.J'>l' re~1t·"" \h1 uhr~l\l' \pec1al
con\ldl'rat1l'n t.• 'tudcnt' "'ho ha'e
pr1t!"lkm<."' th "I 'l'<l1ng r Ii t nK The
(Pleue .ee AIDS/A2)
T eens seized in _vu l e bur ftl a rie
B> PHIL S'Elf>E..R \t \'
Of IM 09't) Pllo• ···"
f\.\u Ill ll ol)ll '' .tf r\'\l l'J \1, r1 J ~
re\fl1>n'\1hll' l11r J' ·n..10' ·•' 1ch
ckmcnt..1 1\ ,, , "' "rlJ~ u ' 111.1
children
T11m Pt•rnt• rnr •fl·I .ti -..1 •n1· I r ~ I !'!1 ··nr.1 \ -.., "'" ,,1 1.J J
handmJJc lhrn I 11•t·l.IJI \IU!lu.; '\,' ,I pl1,, I! f!' J'hJ 11111 !11•\
1.ollt'l.lct..I lur nl'l·J, laMtl1n "l'fl' anh·n~ 'hr ll1'm ,1 .. 11•" 1" .i '•urt:lar.
la1l·\1.1nda' JI t:.-,,h 1111
Ir' 1ni: L 1 \ \lu1r -..i1J "'"' n' bi.· ', \I 'h..il \t,' '
(Pleaae see T EENS/ A 2 1
Newport, Coastal Commission disagree on dredging
By LAURA MERK '"'l ha\C to d redge the state ccolog.1cal The etl~ budgets S ~o 1100 c:'er. groin-..Jrl.' 1n,talkd lite, 11 • ·' pu'ti .:! nt'. \lt-luni "'".! Hl '-lid tht' 1..1t~
a.nd TONY SAAVEDRA rescne 1n exchange for the com· \ear to rebuild ll'> bca1.hc' \kl um '><lnd !rum the Jn·rw1 ".tll''' t'J• ~ ur 1. n".J1•r, :ht ·r .. , 11r. rr.•1l·ll a\ a
Of1t1eo.-,Ne111Mf mi ssion's approval to build under-said. The three sand trap-;. 4'i.foot onto the hc:al he' 1..trt'd!-'.111~ rr .. I'" ... hill ~ •'>h and
Newport Beach officials arc battl-water traps to reclaim sand along the long wooden fence~ protruding from The 'lta t1: F1\h ..1nd t 1.tnw I >1 pJrt l 1.1ml' 'IL'"'' t ·" a tilling rrnJCCl
ing cffons by the C'ahfom1a Coastal beach 1n o;outh Balboa. the shoreli ne. will rn<.t the u1' ml."nt 'tl'"'' thl' rn"-l'durl.' J' "ttll111!!' r hl· I 1'" .111J l 1.1m• 'j1d \NI'.° arc
C'o mm1ss1on staff to make the city The item 1s scheduled to come between $5.0UOand S lllOOO and 1' rc:4umn~ th1· .it' 11 mJl, ur :a tn!! J"J' h;:it-11.1t \\ '-I' 1.1.e arc
dredge the Upper Bay as part of a before the commission Wedne'ida). Ne""pon Beach offittal'> an.· hllp1ng tor 11.ata lo\t n ,,,uth RJ lh<1.1 r-' '-i.;1ldinf h.:i" tJ1 1 hl., 1.1.an1 u' to
separate beach cro-;1on pro1ect on but Mel um said Ncwpon officials arc to place the structures along the south dredging an 1Jw l r>JX" HJ' are.1 h' tht• m111~Jll.'
Balboa Island. attempting to pt>r'\uadc th e coastal <>1de of Balboa Island JI 1-lOO 14114 "-e1.1.pon Dunn Hu1 h, ''l'IJtnt'll tl°'JI the Cit)
Tony Melum. ci ty udeland\ ad-staff 10 re move the propo<;ed con· and t .lOM~ Ba' Front ·\\l' hJ't J 11t1l1. •1 1 1 11 ' ·t-1h 't'1, "'l:.i.hn n1·r. 'ear In
m1nistrator. said Newoon Beach ma' d111on\ Once thl' tencc:s. a1'11 l..nuv. nJ J' und1.·r,1J n.lrnf. •II "I .11 th, 1. ' Pleue see DREDGING/ A2)
HB high school teachers get
19% pay hike over 3 years
Scenic
eyefuls
for all By ROBERT BARKER
Of ttw Delly Piiot ......
Tearheri at ~even high \Chools in
Huntington Beach. Fountain Valley
and Westminster today 'Were reponctl
to be g1 v1ng overw hel ming approval
to a new three-year contract that
includes pay ra1S(S co'lllng an esti-
mated $4.47 m1lhon
The contract also contains two
lon~·ttme teacher goals -binding
arb1trat1on and required union mem·
bersh1p
Meeting 1n a \pccial session. Hunt-
ington Beach Union H13h School
trustec11 Monday night unanimously
approved the three-year pact. cont-
ingent on teacher approval
"It 's pa'ising overwhelmingly here
(at Huntington Beach High)." ..aid
Doug Scott. a teacher and past
president ol the D1stncl Educators
Assoc1at1o n. "It looks hke 1t will go
over by a wide maJOnty ·• Teacher
leaders reported similar responses at
Marina and Edison.
The contract contains offers of 2
percent pay increases for each of the
two semesters in I 984-85. 3 percent
increases for the two 1985-86
semesters and 4 percen t increa~s for
the first and second semesters an
1986-87.
Based on a compounding of the
increases. th.e pay will increase 19.J
percent over the three years.
Rcflcct1nR a chan•e 1n board mem-
ber leadership <three teat her-sup-
poned candidates were elected Nov.
5 ). the contract call'i for the formati on
of a 101n1 tcachcr-adm1n1strator com-
mlllce to work out budget matters
and to )CCk out mone) to fund the
third-year pay mrreascs. •
Officials said re"cnue 1s on hand to
pay hikes fo r the fi r'>t two )Ca r..
In a related matter. trustees ap-
proved 1n pnnc1ple a 5 pcrrent pa>
mcrcasc for mana~cment personnel
(admtn1 stra1ors. dean\ and pnnc1-
pals) and contidcn11 al cmplo>ee . but
delayed until Jan 14 a de-<·1s1on on
how to hand out the monC)
At issue. Trustee Da~1d Warlicld
said, is an effort to move teache-rs' pay
(Pleue eee TEACHJtRS' / A2)
Mesa, OC sign park coU:tract
By TONY SAAVEDRA
QtlNO.., ..........
AOcr a )car of ncgot1a11ons. ( "osta
Mesa and Oranae County officials
~1ancd a $3 ~ m1lhon contract this
wtck for the c11y to buy 17S a~ of
the county-owned Fa1rv1cw Regional
Park site.
City C'ounc1l members on Monday
unanimously approved the purthasc
o.arttment th<l t would quash county
r«0mmend 111un'i to hu1ld fin 18·holt
golf course. h&Ned soOball fields and
a camPlfOund for rccrtat1onal vc
h1cles on the pnstinc bluffs.
The contract was ratified today by
the county Board of Su~rv1son. but
1t must still be approved b) st.ate
pr~rty officiab.
City Ma.naaer Allan Roeder her·
aided the picndina purchuc as "the
most sianiftCa.nt park land acqu1 1-
uon in Co.tt.a Mesa's history ..
The ~mcnt will double the
cllv's eu1tina park spa e. wt111c
ensun ng that the Fa.irv1ev. bluffs we t
of EnanCla H1ah Scllool re main
primarily a wildeme area.
"It is an investmcn1 which. 1n m)'
op1n1on, will be rtt0Jn11cd as a wise
t>ne by all future ~ner1uon' of Costa
Mesa residents,.· Roeder said 1n a
rewn to the counCll
The t.nd is part of the 260-Ktt
Fa1rv1cw Rc11o nal Par.. \1tc
purchased by the county fro m the
SlllC 1n 197)
(Pleue eee IRSA/A2)
°""' -,.._.,a..--·
Sae ~clen (left) and Beth SalJ•bury ezamioe the hunk.• l.n
a beefcake calendar. one or many oo tbe market.
seasons
I hl•rt· art· hun l ' lure' Cl) month of
tht H'Jr Jnd cH·n bathing bcautJes
rminiz n l~'\cmhcr There ~ k1u
~.11' }l.Jllopine, hor"i<''>. <. abba~ Patch
t-..1.1' .ind a 'rort l.tll for ea h da) of
l~M•
It '>tJnL·d nut a' a wa) to picture the
('Ju' ''' Ir IL' PJ<i" na u!> b) but the
Susu
HOWLETT
Focus ON THE NEws
calendar bu "' has 00..., •ttrlclod
comixution from CVft) ~ ot
human h ~l)'lt ,
"' ou name 1t, and ~·1 Pfoba
a c.alcndar of 1l," Rid R U Mtyer
a\~1'Unt ~ of Brm.ta • • ~k tore ln lb c~ Pt&u :ao.
The 1Uust.ra\Cd bedc::alea Ind.
(Pl ....... CAL&lll>Aai/ Al) •
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A2 * Ot•IVi Coat OAILV PflOT/ Tu.day. December 17, t985 .. ..
p TEENS NABBED IN YULE BURGLARIES •••
h homAl
.. lrv10e,1U1da 15·)cat-oldln1ne)outh
wbote name was wtthheld were
respoc&ible for Sunday mahl's break·
10s at Stone Crttk. Eastshorc and
ldcrwood Basics Ptu~ element.at)'
schools. Another JU\'entle, ~llll beina
souJbt by police today, may be
involved in the buraJarie$, he said.
Muir said officcn believe the tccn-
'WCtl broke into Stone Creek and
fASllhOte, tben bu.ralanLcd a home In
tbe Woodbridac community. At the
home, the youths allegedly took
money and stoic a N1 san Stana
auto, then buralarited Aldcrwood
school, officers reported.
The stolen Nissan wa!\ spotted
Monday near the home ot Mc Neill's
girlfriend, according to Muir. Otliccrs
watched the vehicle until McNe11l
entered it. then arrested him shortly
afternoon. The I S-year-0ld suspected
acoompbce was arrested later tn the
afternoon.
Muir said stolen propen)' wa~
d1soovc~ in the 1runlc of the auto
He Uld polt0t believe the youth ma)'
be responsible for at lt'ut four ~nt
businc buraJime\ m Irvine, in
add.itJon to the wcdc.end school and
bomc break-ms.
Stone Creek pnoc1pal Pcmc SAJd
officers asked him to idenufy a
stuffed figurt taken from the
C'Jmstmas d1spla} an his 5ehOOl''i
IJbrary.
"Its head had been somewhat taken
apan. but it looked ltkc our Santa,"
the principal sajd. "He didn't quite
look Hke himself,"
Pcme said the C'hmtmas d1sph1> 1$
tradttlonally set up b> night custo-
dian Dick Thomp$on and his wife.
B1lhe, who made the stuffed Santa
Af\cr the fiaurc wa" $tOlcn. B1llll'
Thompson set up a sign saying Santa
was "out to lunch" because she didn't
want the children 10 be upset by the
buraJal). Pcme said.
Most chaldrtn were aware of at
neverthelc s, he said The buralal'1
had apparent!) unwrapped and taken
~me Chnstma.'i presents the children
had doanted for needy famaltes. he
wd. Peme said the intrude~ aJso
enk~ teachers' desks to steal about
S80 thl' children had raised for the
need)
Asked if Stone Creek student!> were
disappointed by the 1nc1dent. Peme
said, .. I know they were. In one of the
classes, the teachrr ~ad the kids were
v1s1bl y upset. ..
But 1he pnnc1pal s.aid Stone Creek's
holida> celebration has not been
halted. He said 81lhc Thompson has
already stra1gh1ened up the
Chnstmas display. and gift collect1on
1s continuing.
Muir aid officers wall try for a
prompt return of an} recovered
C"hmtmas gifts.
MESA BUYS PARK ACREAGE ...
P'romAl
Contract pro"'1s1ons call for 1he <'•I>
to reimburse the count} SI 89 million
and pay off the S 1.83-malhon balance
owed to the sta1e The c1l) wall pa) the
i.:ounty an one lumps.um and stretch
the state payments over eight years.
The council also directed 11s staff to
~gin soliciting bids for a consultant
Lo draw up a city game plan for
developing the park.
• Financial demands kept the count>
from meeting a 10..ycar state deadline
fo r buildmg the regional park on the
bluffiops and wetlands bet"'een
Placentia A venue and the Santa Ana ~1ver.
Extensions moved lhe deadline to
Novem~r 1986. but count~ plan'> for
a S 10 malhon recreational ~ntcrpmc
AIDS ...
F rom Al
report also calls tor cducaung
teachers and other staff members. on
the AIDS gu1deltnes and an
procedures for handling bodily fluid~.
If ll receives preliminary approval
by the school board today, the Irvine
AIDS pohc) would require final
second approval Jan 7 before at
would take effecl
Deputy upenn1endent GI\ ncr
~1d the California Depanment of
EducatJOn is cilpectcd to release its
own AID guidelines an January He
said the local pohcy could be revised
after the the state report I'> received.
The board meets at 5 p.m an the
distnct headquarter!.. 5050 Barranca
Parkwa>
"'ere bl11zed by Costa Mesa re 1dcn1s.
whoenv1s1oned a more subdued rural
park. County officials argued that
mone)·makmg concession stands
and recrea11onal fac1ht1e~ wcrt."
needed to offset operating cos.ts
Costa Mesa offered last December
to rclteve 1he county of its dollar
dilemma b)' bu)'mg the land and
preserving 11 as a nature-onented
parl
The cit} wall ccimbme the propen y
with 26 acres of bluO area that 11
already owns. Another 85 acres of
remaining park land along the Santa
..\na Ra ver will be reserved for<\ fl ood
control proJect by the Army Corps. of
Engineers.
Si.JI writer Lisa Maboaey coa-
trlbuted to lbJ1 report.
TEACHERS' PAY HIKE ...
F r om Al
clo~r to that of the adman1stra1ors
I fboth group'> conunuc to get about
the same same amount of pa'
increases. Warfield said, the teacher~
"would ne\ er catch up "
At the end ol the thn:e·)'car
agreement the pa)' of beg1nn1ng
teaC'hrr" would start at S22.900 The
stanmg pa) this year as $20.265. The
pa) of a 10-}ear teacher who has a
bachelor's and master's degree would
go to $38.861 1n fall of 1987. The top
pa) tor a teacher who's spent 26 years
m the d1stnc1 and has a master's
degree would go to $43.026 a year.
DREDGING CONTESTED •..
From Al
fact. the Ctt)' has a blanket permit.
eilpinng this \Car. for rcbu1ld1ng the
shoreline
It negot1a1ton'i w11h the com·
m1ss1on staff an: not concluded
today. said Mel um. city officials plan
to attend the Wedne!>da; met."11ng and
appeal to the comm1'>~1on.
Wayne Woodroof. permit that:! of
the comm1ss1on ollin: m Long Beach.
said staff want~ to tie the erosion
prOJCCt into a marsh restoration plan
now being drafted by the Fish and
Game Depanment
The plan wpuld make the ctly
re'ipons1ble for 1'i~1Uing permits to
people wanttng to fill and dredge
areas of the lower Newport Bay,
Woodroof said.
When the permits are issued. the
city would require those receiving the
perm11s 10 contnbute money to
upgrade the upper ba)'
Dctatl'I for 'iUC'h a program have not
been compktl"d he said.
CRACKING HOMES WORK OF NATURE ...
From Al
South Coast Dnve cau<;ed \Orne
minor damage to a~ man) as 15
nearby homes
He said the hea") berm. "'e1ghmg
as much as an \ \.story bu1ldmg,
caused about a quaner of an inch of
settlement beneath the homl"!> 25 feet
awa}
Poormand charaucn1cd tht' land
pressured h> the berm a<> a "<>pnng ..
being pw.hed together
The repon ah\oh t."d the I !S-anc
'outh Coa'lt Plat a annn of mmt of
the blame for the m>•HenouHralktng
walls, crumbhn~ floor . slah!i and
buck.hog patios an the IO·tract area
between Sunflower Strel·t. South
Coast Dnve. Bear Street and Fair-
view Road. Poormand latn added
that v1brat1ons from construction on
the nearb) 296-unat .\mel Develop-
ment C'o. apanmcnt prOJCCt also had
lt1tlc effe1.·t
Residents had charged that ground
water draining from beneath the
neaghborhood'i mto lh1.· parking lot
eilcavauon had cau'ICd their propcm
to sank . .\bout 100 gallon' ot ~ater
per minute was being pumped out
Poormand said the water table lell
roughl)' ~ven leel beneath thl"
homes. causing 1he land to sink up 10
I) 6 of an inch But he eilplaaned the
ground had settkd l"" cnl) throughout
the tracb and the mo1,.cmcnt was not
enough tocausethedamagcsreponcd
b) homeowl')ers
Eucns1ve crackJng an the neigh·
borhoods was attnbutcd to a la\er of
silty cla) four to five feet bclo~ the
surface
"Those \Otl\ an· \Cr) t"itpanc,I\ c.
When )OU get three or four }Caf\ of
drought. the) shnnk •· hl· ..aid fhc
report added that man) otht:r .11cJS
throughout ~outhern ( aldorn1a were
having problem\ with cxpan\IH' \1111
hecausl" of "rl'lat1vcl)" light rain'>
o"er the past th ree yearc,
Poonnand said 11 wa\ mcrcl} a
co1nc1dcnce that homeo°"ncr-; 1n
Costa Mesa began nn11c1ng tht crack·
1ng after the c'ca,at111n ht:gan on
South Coast Pla1a 11
The stud} noted that nonh ( m ta
Mesa homes would con11nuc 10 he at
the mere}' of moac;turc changcc; 1n the
subterranean da} Poormand rel·
ommended re'iacknt\ tn to \lah1h1c
the soil'~ mo1'itun• k"el ·
Poormand warnt."d ho~C\ l"r th;it
1t was 1mposs1blc to completely W>p
the land mo .. l"mcnt consequcnth.
homeowners will ha\e to t'Ont1nu -
ousl} make repairs to their hou'IC'>
walk.wa\s and patio dt>ch
·W11h proper intenor and ex tenor
maintenance. a presently d1i.tres~d
residence should reg;un its value and
function:· the report said.
The tro~ble will be compounded
for homl"s facing settlement from
both eilpansive \Otis and from th t:
~outh < oast Pla7a berm
Poo rmand rccomml·nded
mon11onng the 1mmed1ate area and
wa111ng to repair damages until thl'
land stop!> LOmprcssing. which rnuld
1akl' an~Y<hcrc from two monthl> to
1wu year!>. Homes affected by the
berm are at the end of ti ve cul-de-sacs
on Ai a lea On ve. Carnation Avenue.
Jac;mme C 1rcle. Crocus Circle and
Dahlta A venue
~a)or Norma f krt1og told au-
dacncc ml"mhers that thl" city would
c;tud} the repon before taking furtht."r
ill' I I On
A'> ol Monday afternoon. ~9 hab-
1ltt> da1ms $eeking damages of more
than $70 m1ll1on for the crackrng
home\ had t>een filed against the cit)'
"-inc of the claims were from the
o\llc;,tatc Insurance branch an Tustin,
and 69 "'ere from a group of resident!.
who've hared the San Francac;c<)-
based laY< firm of Patrick E. Catalano,
a c;peuahst 1n land movement cases.
AIRPORT SETTLEMENT APPROVED ...
From Al
motion a nt>1'it' n•J ul lion pt.ir1 lor
Co;anta Ana lfr1ght\
.\II panic" 111 thl· long--.11ugh1
~ettlcmen t c.~prl'\'itd \Jll'iLll tton
with Ha11er'c; nl'IH·hl;inl>.l"t Jppro.,,al
Onl~ SPON''> rl'<.JUl'\l that thl' w unt\
rc1mbur5<' thl" group for \X(J 0()0 m
a.ttorne't ·s fees "'as reJClted
l 'nder the r,e11lcmen1 <>range
< ount.,, a-, propnctur of thl' airport
v.111 limn the number and t~pes of
ll1gh1c; allowed a!. wdl a\ tht' number
>f rnmmer1.1al pac;sengl·rc; pcnn111ed
each \car through 200~
The total number or regula1cd
commercaal flights .... ,11 be limned to
an a\erage of 55 a d~h through IWO
and 7 3 a da' from 1940 10 2005
Ai rcraft ha"e ~en ..eparatcd into
two classt!> bastd on depanurc no1-.e
The not'>lt:Sl -< las'> I\ -will Ix
l1m1 ted to an average 3Y da1h
departures whale quieter 1ctc; desig-
nated Clas" A<\ tan ha"e 2-for-I
departures up 10 the ma'<1mum
agreed to for each period
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MAIN OFFICE
VOL 11. HO. S51
.\n l''<pamkd tnm1nal wall ht·
l1m1ted to 117 9114) \quart:' ft'l't •\
propmtd I IJ.001) 'Pale parka ngg<Jragl·
w1 II ht: reduced to 8.400 \pace'
l p Ill 4 7') million air passenger\
will he allowed to 11) nut of John
Wa~nt· l\1rport each )Car through
I Q9<1 "'hen the expansion as "'hed·
ulcd for completion. Afll"r tht' e)!,·
pan\1on. M 4 m1lhon pasS<nge~ a -.ear
1.an pas'> through ab gate'>
In add1uon. the count> agreed lCl
re'>t. ind ti'> official oppos1t10n to a ncv.
,urport '>Ile and ma1nta1n ncutraltl\
U\l"r °"hether Manne ( orp., .\1r
\ta11on. El Toro ~hould be ('on .. enC'd
toJOtnt use
"1 1chael C iavke. the "ount} ''i
~pec1al airport coun'iCI, pra1~d the
~ttlemenl he helped achieve ~cau\C
11 remove' bamers lo 1ncreas1ng the
~apac1t)' of the airport He §.aid hmats
imposed on the num~r offl1ght\ and
pas!>enger'i allowed at the airport will
not hamper the John Wayne·, ah1ltty
10 meet the demand tor air travel ··we thi nk tt'\ a reahst1t pr<>Jl"t tton
trom the planning pcr\pcct1w." he
\a1d
1 ht." l1m1t~ mean a Int to Cllpans1on
and nm'>c toes bccau<>r they guarantl"l"
noise will not worsen. Newport Beat h
Ma)nr Ph1ltp Maurer said .
Nl"wport Beach special counsel
Paercl" O'Donnell agreed. "The neigh·
bor.. of the airport and the city of
1'1ewport Beach are fully protected for
at least 20 vea~." he said_
"The h11gat1on be tween the county,
the Cit} and thl' homeowner'\ group\
as o\Cr .. said ffDonnt."11'\ panner
<\1cven Pflaum
SPON 'lpokl"'IWOman Jean Watt
'itruck the one sour note of the day
when 'ihe ob'ICrved ... I don't 'iCC tht 'i
agreement being as good for (New-
port Beach) a~ 11 as. for the proponent<;
of airport growth fhc proponent'\
havr dearly gotten what they wanted
for the near term. I don't thank people
will be benefited at all unless some·
thtnft 1'> done about another airport
51te.
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Summery weather continuing
f<;T Wed Dec: ~1 0 1 The Fort cast The belmy turnaboul In SoutMt"n Call1ornta•1 wealhet will
continue through Wedneeday u high preaur• thleld• the region
from ttormt and allowt temperaturee to ellmb Into the 80t,
forecaat«• aald
Gutty north..,t Wind• wlll be dlmlnl~I~ Wedneadey,
h~. and~-wlN be ctew axe.pt fOf a few high cloud•. tl'I•
National w .. tl'lef Service tald.
& ¥J·· .,..4.-1--~r :10 I
Along tl'le Orange Coaat It will be clear through Wedneaday
Warmer day• with hight tn the 801 Wednesday. Cool tonight
Lowa 38 to 60
~-~ t . 40 ~.::..:.:::w----~ r
From Point Conception to the Mexican Border -Inner
wet.,1: Small craft advltory from Ventura to Newport Beach
Northtu t wlnde locatly 15 to 25 knot• from Ventura to Newport
Beach with 2 to 4-foot wind waves below the canyon• and pauea
through tonight, diminishing Wedn .. day. Otherwlee, light
variable wind• night and morning houra t>ecomlng aouthwfft to
wett 8 to 16 knot• In afternoon and evening hours Wednesday
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U.S. Temps Lowvllla
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43 26 52 27
7' SI
19 00 13 15 s2 n
'YT ..... HI Le Alb ally )5 ru
"'b\lq.*qw. 48 11
A....,lllo 44 2' McllOtlO" 31 27
Allen ta so 30
Att1111nc Cny 45 34 ..._In ~ 's 9aftlm0f• 46 3o4 ..,~ S3 25
8olee 11 02
&olton' 31 33
9ult91o 2t 12
30 24
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Cllal1ona H C SI 25 g::: .. 31 23
23 03
ClnGlnnaU 39 18
ci...IWICI 32 07
CoiumDUl.On 38 13
OellM-Ft WOt1h 57 30
0.y!°" 31 11 o.n-47 21
0..M-28 06
Oel•Oll 27 00
Duluth 00 ·16
ElPuo 54 17
Fe1r1>ank1 07 .Q9
f'wgo .()3 ·HI
Flegetalt 44 22
GtlltlCl Aaptcla 22 13
GrMt FeJlt 40 26 ....... 4 ' 35
11onoloJlu 90 lie
11oue!on S3 " lndlaNl)Ollt 33 28
Jed!IOn.Mt 55 25
JllClllOnvtlle 57 32
.i..-. 4 ' 38
KeneM Clly 30 22 1.u veou &4 34
'1111e Roe~ 54 3'
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:; ~ Calif. Temps
'' 28 HIOfl IOw. tor 2' hOU<•-lng •• 5 • m )9 07 ...... ....., 51 211
113 ff ~-· ~ Q 45 31 Fr...o 51 34
ell 43 1.anCUI• 90 28
33 15 Loa Angeleo 79 52 33 28 o.i.tena 53 4 2
40 27 , Paeo AoC>tet 8 7 30
38 32 Reel 9"'11 7 1 27
'' H ~Clty 62 38 40 25 SllCl.,._to 39 34 ~ 11 Sa1inM SI 38
48 34 5.,. Diego 7 I '7
31 25 San ,,,_ 82 46
51 st 5.,,,. 8art>at• 71 37
29 25 s1octcton le 3'
82 o Hlgll, IOw lot 2' "°"" ..-ding at 5 P m
4" 31 ~VeJley 82 28
57 3 t 8atwtow 113 3'
23 14 &Murnont ee 43
33 17 8i.hc>P 90 18
31 n 91y1n. ee 44
97 4 1 Ca1t1ln• 72 55
47 30 M~V'tlle 37 31
41 )5 Monrowta 11 44 4 t 30 Montaury 81 40
33 23 Mt Wttton 65 44
N9wl)Of1 &Mell 68 51
OntatlO 78 " Palm Springe 72 41
P-a 11 47 Al--73 47
Moatty """"Y deyt end -"'Ql>ta
"""'"' una •••on •bl~ w arm latnC*'•turee Locel guaty wlnda -
the ~ HIQN In Iha 70. 10 mlcl eo. with -In ,,.,. '08 lo mid so.
,.,. lletnatCllno 73 " 5.,. Gtl>tlel 78 4"
San.JOM eo 33
Senta AN 92 60 5.,.,. Ctui eo 39
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SecondlOW
1t St
81 ..
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78 50 52 30
l&D aHAN 1·2 ,...
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0-1 poor
().I poor
Q-1 poor
1·2 poor
1-3 ~
TOOAY
12 •8 • m 411
8 Hip,.,, 023
wtDMlllOAY
Flrll lllOfl 3 30a m 4 3
!'Wei tow 8Dea m 2 7
Second hlQll 2 11 pm 4 0
5->dlOW t108p m 07
Sun Mia todey at 4 4e p m • -w~atllSlam and llltl ~ at441pm
Moon Nit lodey et I 1 00 pm, -
Wtc!MeOey et I 1 59 a m Wld -· agMI at II ff P-"'
CALENDARS FOR ALL SEASONS ...
From Al
ous body pans seduce the wandenng managers usually buy accordtng to
e)'e of the bookstore shopper, who what has sold m the past.
commonly finds the tame to flip For instance. Brentano's. ordered
through a couple of them dunng a about 150 of the beefcake and
Chnstmas shopping spree. -cheesecake calendars. which have
But the hunk calendars and p1c· about 15 different utles. But Ml"yer
tu res oftantah11ng women arc not the: said he ordered 100 copies of the
big sellers -most people arc JUSt too Ansel Adams calendar alone.
embarrassed to put them an their Jn January, the rush for calendars
shopping cart. , usually ends an a sellout, and the
"1 thank that most people hke 10 remainder, 1fany. are put on sale.
look al them. but wouldn't dare put Danny Trautwein, manager of B.
lhcm on their wall," Meyer said. Dalton Booksellers an South Coast
It seems that waterfall!> trees and Plaza. said his store also sells more of
pretty bards sull 1op the list of sellers. the nature calendars during the
Meyer said a crowd us.uall) forms Chnstmas selling season. The beau II·
around 1he store's display of calen· ful faces and bodies prompt a lot of
dars. which are placed 1n the top-page turning. but have a fickle appeal
selling area of the second-floor shop where purchases arc concerned.
'ButafLCr gawhng at the "A-Hunk.· "Ihey get more paw1ni throu~
A-Month," "Wrestling Calendar" than they gel bought." Trau1wetn
and the calendar en111led "'Looking said, "People mostl )' JUSt look
Good~ ... the shopper usuall) opts for through them and put them back on
the popular "Far adc Calendar" by the shelf.''
cartoorust Gary Larson or a nature Trautwein said that af book.stores
p1ctorial of the months of 1986. were to order all the litles of calendars
They range 1n pnce from as low as available, they would have "literally
S2. 95 10 as ht~h ac; SI 3. and store hundreds" of different ones an stock.
The 1op chceesecake seller 1s the
"Spo rt's Il lustrated Sw1msu1t
Calender," which seems to be the
excepuon to the rule where hunk and
g1rl y cale ndars are concerned,
Trautwein said. The sw1msu1t calen·
dar apparently sparks less embarrass·
ment and more purchases than. say,
the "Buns" calendar.
The son of calendars stocked
depends on a shop's foot traffic and
patrons. and a store located next to a
bank an a low-key business area does
not seem to generate the type of
people who flip through those kind of
calenders, said Strang. Nature and art
calendars agatn wan out over the racy
ones there.
The big seller at Crown 1s the aerra
Clul>aknderJhauells f.or S7.
But whether you choose "Lynn
Holly's Town and Country," "The
Dynasty Calendar.'' "M1am1 Vice."
''The Old Farmer'.6 Almanac."
.. Amencan I mpress1on1sts ... "French
Impressionists," or even "Stephen
KJng's Year of Fear," there as a
monthly taste for every fancy of 1986.
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Open house set
at HB hospital
I hl· Ch1ldrco·~ Behavioral Center of Humana
llo\p1tal. Huntinawn Beach, in celebration of its
12th ~nn1vt'rsury, will host an"open house Wednes-
da} Imm 11 a m to 2 p m at the hospital, 17772 lit-a< h Blvd.
In addtt1tin 10 tour'i of the center. members of
the 'itaO will be on hand to d1scui>i. the day-to-day
oixrat1on . Mock group therapy sessio n., abo will be C\llldUl'ted.
Opened in IY73, the Children's Behavioral
t cntt:r wa~ the lir'lt 1npallent child psyl:hiatnc 1:are
program dt'vdo~d by a pnvatc hospital 1n Orange
C uunty II 1~ de\1gned to help tam1lies deal w11h
behaviora l dl\orden. 1n their song snd daughters.
wtth primary cruphar.l'i on ages 3 to 15.
Madrlgal tlclrets a vallabJe
'\cats remain ,!available fo r the last of UC
Irvine\ Madrigal Dinners to be held Wednesday as ~ fund-ra1S1ng cfTo n by the Volunteer Center Of South Orange ( ·ounty
T he d1rtntf1~. 1n the hnc An~ Village Theater,
rel·apturc the, essence uf a holiday banquet of King
Henry anc,t hi~ rnurt. TH..'kets for the benefit are
offered for hct ween SS() and SI 00 ..c1nd are'• tax
dcdurt1bk lnlormataon 1s a vailable at 9SJ:s757.
Free consultatlons offered
In 1ne d1 n1cal psychologist Dr Rolf Wieland
will cond uct free consultations on eating disorders.
alcoholism and ~rug abuse Wednesday from noon to
I p m. a~ part of the Irvi ne Medical Center's health
promotion ~enes.
The rnnsullallon~ will be given at the IMC otlice~. 4605 Barranca Parkway, Suite I 0 I. Irvine. as
pan of the community service programs sponsored
b} the Pt'ople for an ln.1 ne Community Hospital
:ind the lrv1m· Mccl1cal/Dental Society. C:ill
85'-oSOO tor detail '>.
Archltects to convene
The Orange County chapter of the Society of
Arch11ectural Administrato rs will meet Thursday
from 11 30 a m to I p.m. 1n the county offices of the
.<\mt'nran Institute of Architects, 3840 S. Plaza
Drne 1n Sant.a Ana's South Coast Village.
Toy collectlon planned
the Chmtmas c hanty activity for the Suuth
Coast chapter of the Retired Officers Assoc1auon
"'111 be a "T oys for Tots" dnve sponsored by the
Otlicers Wives League and a homeowners assoc1a-
11on of Pacifi c Island Y11lagt• in Laguna N iguel.
Capt. Raymo nd W. Wersel. a retired Manne
t orps oflicer. will o fficiate at the "Toys for Tots"
dinner dance Thursday at the Elks Lodge 10 San
t lemente .\nyone w1sh1ng tocontnbute toys should
call Ned Thomas at 493-3821
Women's group plans event
The annual Chnstmas luncheon of Charter I 00.
an organization fo r women who have achieved a
high level of success 10 their communities and
careers. will be held Thurda) al the Ritz m Newport
Center
Tuesday, Dec. 17
• 5 p.m .. Irvine Unified School District Board
of Education. 01stri'ct Adm1n1strat10n Center. 5050
Barranca Parkway
• 6 p.m .. Laguna Beach City Council. Ctty
Council Chambers. S05 Forest Ave.
• 6:30 pm . lrviu City Council. ( 11y ( ouncd
Chambers. 17200 Jamboree Blvd.
• 7 p m .. Hontlngton Beach Planning Com-
miuloo. City Council Chambers. 2000 Main St.
• 7 p.m .. Huotlngton Beacb City School District
. D1stnct Education Center. 204S I Cra1mer Lane.
• 7 p.m .. Ocean View Scbool District. District
Board Room. 16940 B St.
• 7:30 p.m .. Lagoa Beach Board of Education
. Administration offices. 550 Blumont Ave.
\Vedneaday,Dec.18
• 6 p.m .. Laguna Beach Energy and Environ-
ment Committee, Community Center. 384 U!g1on
St.
• 7.30p.m .. Laguna Beach Parking, Traffic and
Circulation. City Hall Conference Room, SOS Forest
Ave.
• 7·30 p.m .. Laguna Beach Seismic Safe-
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Orang• Cout DAILY PILOT/Tueeday. Oeoemt>er 17, 1986 • ~ .
Reindeer melt a way, ~elt a way all'
Hangtng Santa. sleigh as banquet d ecoration
at The Newporter Is a big chill for ice sculptor
By ROBERT HYNDMAN
Ot-0., ..........
Not everyone thinks of Santa Claw. a-. a
warm, cuddly sou) glowing with hearty
holiday cheer
To Mark Oaukas, Santa's a colorle~s
figure with a hean as cold as ace 111'>
reindeer aren't exactly embraceable 1hcm·
selves.
But Daukas 1s no Scrooge -he's an ice
sculptor. And has latest worlc , although
made from blocksof1cc. paid warm tnbute
Oeltr...,.. ,.._ llT ... lollwwu
Mark Daukaa hold.a reindeer ice
aculpture for rein adjuatment.
.
to l.ianta Claus and the nine reindeer that
pull his sletah.
The I ,()()()...pound work was ~splayed
J-nday night for the Umvenuly Olds.
mob1k Chnstmas puny at The Ne wponcr
resort
While nearly 400 guc$lS were amving
for dinner 1n the Plaza Ballroom. Daultas
was hustling 'to inst.all the hanging work
from the ceiling. Hang at too late and he'd
d1~rup1 dinner. Hang at too early and 11
would melt by the time dessen was
finished.
"This was the most difficult sculpture
l've ever done," satc.1 the 28~year-old art 1st
from San Juan Capistrano, who's been
turning blocks of ice into works of art for
the past I 0 years.
Oaukas said he spent the cnllre week.
working IS hours a day. 1n a Newport
Beach freezer preparing the sculpture.
In add1uon to Its size -1,000 poundi.
and stretching 20 feet from the bumper.of
Santa's sleigh to the tip of Rudolph's red
nose -the sculpture was not easy to
install.
Rather than 'let them ato p a table. the
reindeer were suspended hy wires attached
to the ceiling of the ballroom to gi ve the
1mpress1on of them taking otT into the
Chnstmas Eve sky
The nine figures were then auached by
white nbbons to complete the work.
"It wasn't easy carving these. because J
couldn't stand them up. And they all had to
balance," Daukas s.a1d.
The dinner guests we re indeed
awestruck when they saw the finished
sculpture hangrng behind a bar.
But they had to keep the picture frozen
in their minds. The ice was melung fast,
and a slimmed-down St. Nick 1s something
not even a Scrooge could bear to see
0.., -pf\040 ..,. -· lc:l>w1..U Chri•tine Tlnaley ual•ta Mark Daukaa ln c onnecting reindeer team
to aletgh au•pended over bar before banquet at The Mewporter.
'Bleak Christmas due for grocery strikers·
La test bargai n ing session t n supermarket strike
fizzles as store owners reject modified wage plan
Teamster'\ wen· tu met:t \.\ tlh man.igemrnt
1oda~ s .... 1n1on '><!1J
"I gues<> the :2 11(/( ml'al lUller\ Jnd
Team~ter., Jrt' an for .;. "'ork le'~
Chnstma'> ·· ...,.,., 1ntun ,,uJ altt:r talk'> broke
off at the C ar\11!1 ht.".id4u.tr1l·r., <11 thl' Food
Emplo~er~ ( ounL Ii "'h1ch reprt:\Cnl"tort:
lrom their union\' >tnkr funth 11 the)
~teket six to eight hour'> J da' \l\ da\~ a
.,.,eek
l nder their old u1ntrat1 hutc hers
earned S I 3 4M an hour and Teamster
dm e~ got about S 14 dn hour By the A11ociated Press
Butchers are res1gn1ng themselves to
being off the JOb through Christmas. ;1
union spokesman ~1d after a fru1tk'i!>
bargaining session an the SIA-week
Southern California supermarke\ stnke
Grocery chain owners refused to s1gn1 ti-
cantly modify a proposal fo r new. per-
manently lower wage scale for ne'"'
employees. said Dan Swinton. spokesman
for the United Food and Commercial
Rites pending
for yachtsman
Kenneth Watts
Kenneth Watts. noted Southland
yachtsman and sadmaker. died Fnda> at
Torrance Memonal Hospital after a long
illness He was 76
.\ nauvcofKansas ( 1ty. Mo. Mr Watts
came to CaJ1fom1a at an early age.
He became anvnlved in sailing when he
i>a.rtic1pated 1n his tir'it T ran'i Paci tic race
IO 1936. I •
A year later he hecame a sa1lmaker.
opening a loft tn Torrance. where he made
sails for some of the most famous yachts in
the world. 1nclud1ng Humphrey Bogart''i
Santana and several 12-meters.
He sailed 1n v1rtuall> e' erv long-
d1stance race 1n the world.
Mr. Watts was president ol 'r acht
Dynamics, a firm that was org.a nw·d b)
Bud Gardner and Do nald Douglas Jr of
Douglas Aircraft, tO build aluminum
yachts. The first yacht wa~ Jim K1lro) \ 72-
foot K1aloa II
Later the firm built an al uminum K-43.
the Protege. for Mr Watts and Dr Jo hn
Reynolds wh ich the> sailed out of Los
.\ngeles Yacht Club.
In add1t1on to his w1 IC. Poll\, 'urv 1' ur-;
Workers union. after talks ended late
Monday
owne" ·
Swinton \d1J nt·gouator'> v.cn: '>urpn'ied
at how \trongh the un1<1n rank Jnd fill' "
opposed tu .i se11tcmt:nt un tht: 11 .... nt:r\'
current 1t·rm'
Butchers and meat wrappers rep-
resented by the United Food and Com-
mercial Workers union. along with T~am
sters. have been on strike or locked out at
a bout 900 chain supermarkets from Santa
Barbara to San Du:go counues since NO\ s "The' 'rt· re.HI-t•> "'J' out until 11.'hru
The tal k!> '.1onda\ wen: the lir-.t '°'uh -an ii need he · he ,..i,d
1ng the meal cuticr'> an a week Tht· ·'i1nker'>gc1tx·1"'et·n ~-i "t11 \lnt1J -...t'.C:k
The unions walked "".t lke<l out against
\on!> and were Joe kel1 llut h\ <;n other
chains -afc""a' .\lpha &:ta Luck)
Albertson's. Hughe<. .ind Ralph<;
Four other cha1m ""tlh about 200 uutlet\
-Bo~s Foods Co Pioneer and Stater
Bro<> :_ \lgncd 1ntenm <1gn:ement\ with
thi: un1 un'> and ha' l' n111 hcen affeued b\
tht: \tnlo.e
HB car salesman wins $50, 000
Kenneth Watt.a
include two daughtn' t Jrolanc Bakt·ri1f
Pasadena and Launc Ltndl'neau l)I I 'ton-
d1do. and two grandchddrrn.
Mcmonal sen ice~ "'Ill be hl'IJ J l J date
to be announced hy thl' ta mah "'h1ch ha~
requested that donJuon' Ix-made 1n thc
name of l atalina lslanJ Con!>l'n.ann
.\n :iutumoh1k 'a1e,man 1rom Hunl·
ington Beach m1:.M:d the top mune) 1n thi:
\ahfom1a l otterv's "Big "ip1n" Mondav
but ~t1ll .,..ent hnmt' $51l ()(JI) rt\ her
Btll (11hs"n "'J~ um· 111 2• • A1~ ...,pin
Lun1i:ndt:r' during Ihr tir't wlTk 1n .,.,h1,t;
lhl' 1up pr11t: "'..t' ~ ~ 01tll1 .. n
'\,11 •JOl' )o(T.it1tx·d lht· t11r rr11e !"tut:/'!·-.·
,on le'.) tan h "'on \ 1 m tlla11n prlln .111d !1' l'
v.ere s ltlU,UUU .... inner\ .
Gibson was one of Clihl \ '10 oon
.... inner\ 1n the .... etkh L.,ttt"r"\ iLamt·
The finall\l!> ""~111'>(" namc\"' "1· rtu. ~l J
f)t-, ti trom:it"ttn •I ~ ~ "''nningt ,i..t·t,
,pur. .i ' ulc'lle '1' 1 v.hn· '1 .tr~<".! " ·r
pn /c'' 'j ng.J ng. 1 ' " ( II 0 \
Robi~on to challenge Dornan
.\( R \\ti ...... r I) \"t·mhh rn.in
Richard Rnh1n,11n f>.( 1arlll'n < 1111\" "'"
he plJ n\ t11 run for fo r tht• '11ng.rt•"111nJI
seat hell! h' Rq>ublit.trt R11ht·n I\.
Dornan
:'-.o lurmJI .innoun\.·t"mt:nt 1' plJnncJ
until lJll nt" ni.1r>1t "ut R 1r r ,, n .1 ~
-..1111 'iun,1.J, ·\II 1h1ng' ht·1 11f 1 q11.1I I
hJ 'c' Jr11dt'l1 t11 run f11r < Pngn·"
I ht" t1\l· wrm J\'><.'m t'lh m.rn '' h.111
mJn 11f lhl' < 11mm111t•t· ••n Pur.1i. Ir' L"''
nll.'01'>
Santa Ana OKs sports arena financing
rhl' pr11pt1\t'd \,\ <.''1Jumt 'fX>n'> JH"nJ
ml1\1:d 11nt• 'tt•p d •l'>l'I '" tx•1•1n11ng .1
'realtt\ \.<ht•n ltW (II\ ( 11110,d unJ n1
ml1u•:1\ .ippro,t•d J $ \ · 4 mill111n h.1nd
1 ~.,uc to h1:lp tinan,t· 1hc pto1t'1 t
The \ lHl' during .1 f'JL lo.l'lJ , 111J111 al
mt'et1ng \l111hlJ' nag.hi "' 1111 r1·d .k,f'1Il'
prt1lt'\l "' re\IJCnt\ \.l.h11 'IJ1d thl' rH•lfl'l I
..-,1ulJ rl"Jll tr,i!h p.11 ~1n11 .ind , rim<· prnhlt•m, ·
fht: h.•nJ\ mu,1 tx '"IJ "'' I rr d.1 ' .tllt'l
v.h1d1 lhl' mtHW\ -...uuld tx· put an an
."\d•'" Ju ... unl p1·nll111g finJI Jpprtnal of
:ht' .Hl'tl.I t'\f'<.'\ 11·,j I r1 \t<1r1. h
Supervisor's son sent to
jail for drunken assault
1>1.•\11n"'•H>d rt•pun1.·J 1h.11 ..i th1c1
hnik.t' 1nll> hn hlllnt• ,inJ \lllk .ti k,l\f
$I ."'h5 in 1e~cln fr um ht·r tx·dr1111111
'iunda~ night. • • • .\ ~2 .000 dianwnd wn ld1ng rint1-
wa s rc rx1rtcd ~tolcn from a h11mt' 111
the l 1 ~00 block ul Pol\ l 11urt
Sat urd~l\ night. Pnlit e H'port' -.J1J tht•
thtC'f al .. o ransat:kl•d tht' re\1dt•nn~
.1p.11tnwr • .. •mpil·' 1n rh1 •
hi""-•"''\, "IJnd \tr1•11 \urJ,,, • • • I h1· '"'' nt'r , r .1 ~1.1. '·1:-.' H, rid.1
,, 1 nrJ fl'~lt>rlnl lh.tt .I lhl\'I 'll'IC lht•
Ill t'\ ,tnJ ""ht"t'I\ 1•fl hi\ "H v. htk at
"'·'' f)arkt•d 1n tht i ''1"1 hhl\k pf
Hunt1nlllt•n \ ill.tlll' \un.t.11 • • • \ thil l 1t•p.1nl·Jh Nol.1· 1n111 .1
'1 t•r1t•1·11 !ur a.t..l"l\ ""nh SM1t 1
.1, a t pnr1t·J 't11kn lrnm thl' In ter-
111 .. n.1: HuL 1 n11 1 ltli, e 1..i1 It \.)11.111
'\1 ''l'rlhl'"'t'l'lo.lnd • • • I hl· "-t'...,f\1 11t \IJannl tlallro11m
.. ,,,n.1gt·r rl·porwd th.it .. omt·nne ~tolc
'hft"<' S I in m1.ruphone<r, dun ng a
ll1•Jg lh1,r1tal funi:11on 1n tht• ~oo
't'"' Pl•r1 < l·ntt•r f>n, l' fa1. 1l1t\ ~ttur,1.1, Ry STEVE MARBLE
Ol IM Delly~ lt•fl
Orange C uunt} Su pen l')Of flruce
Nc-~tande\ 2-1-)car~olJ \On was
s~ntrnn·d tn t S ~ dJ}'> 1n r1.1 unt)' 1a1l
3nd thrct· )t·ar\ formal probat1nn
Monda\ Jth·1 pleading gutlt) to
drunkrn dn' mg . .t'>)a ult1ng a poltt e
olfa.cr and llllwr charge'i.
Barn Kt•n Ne~tandc al!io wall
m d 1.·rl·d to attend •\ l1.'t)hol1 1.
•\non, mou' nwrt1ng .. lor ""' nll)nth'i
altt·r hi\ rl·lca\t· Imm rount" 1all and
to 1akl' \rwh11\t' J d rua that make'i a
pcrnm ph,\11. all } 111 11 he dnnks
alcohol
CoetaMeu
OffiC'ial$ ar A~'tociated Trnvcl Ser·
vices. 665 Anton reponcd that
someone stoic a S400 microwave
oven and a $30 cah:ula1or over the
weekend
N e~tandt.'. who h:h had ~vcral
hrushes with the luw 1n past ) 1.·aro;. wa'
arrested Oct. 'out ~1dc L..iguna fkut·h
afta a police oflict•r \topped him for
dnving his Volkswagen Scirocro at an
CXCt''iSI VC speed.
Lagun·a Beach polil'r said Nestandt:
foiled a roadside sobnet) test. tned 10
ki ck o ne of the arresting o ffict·rs and
1dcntdied himself as Bnan Kent
Nestandc. who 1s his brothl'r and the
supt·rv1sor's younger son
PolKe said N1.·stande's blood-al-
rohol reading ~a\ 0 19 pncent. or
nearly twice the k vd at ~h1ch a
motonst 1s presumed too drunk to
dnvc
A S40 car battery was reported
stolen from a vel'llcle parked tn thr
parking area of a Mission Ya_eJO
condom1n1um complc11. 1n the 23000
block of Via Cerezo.
ln'lne
:'-k !.tandt· "'hti did nnt I!." 111 t11.ll
pil'udcd guilt' lll Jrun k~·n drl\ 1ng.
J'l\.!Ult on J pnlln· 11llil~·1 dnL 1n~ on
a rc,tnr tt•d llccn\1.' .1nd g1' ang pi'tlll'C
fal'>l' 1ntorma11on \ll · 1 h..trgn .irt'
m isdemeanor\
South Coun t ~ Munll1f)JI < nurt
Judgt• Richard llam1ltnn 1mp11'>l'd
'H' n t e n u· 1 m m n l 1 .11 t· I L a f t l' r
Ne'itamk"1 pka
Nntanlk "'"' wnlt'Olt'd 10 .1 1'111-
da) Jail term la't ~t·.ir .tl trr fJ1lintt 111
complctl'. an akuhul Jhu't' pr\111-1a111
Ht had tx·cn urdrn·d tll u1mpktr
thtprogram fulln .... 1ng ha' Jill"'' 1111
Balboa Island on ,11,ph 1111\ 111 pub I 11
1nto\1ca1ion.
the weekend • • • Cash \0\3hng bctWl't'll s2no antJ
$400 was rtponed 'itokn from a
business at 2192 Manin 11\t'' lhC'
weekend • • • A car stcrro worth betwet·n S~OO
Lacuna Beach
Police arrested twll ml·n t·arh
Mo nda) on suspicion ot-kwd con
~duct . .\rrested at 2 11 a.m .11 Heai;ler
Park were M achacl Vii . Ulal kbu1 n. ~ I
and Doug Manin. P ••• •\ theft of S.!500 "'a' rt•purtt•J
\1onda\ afternoon on h >rt'\l '' ·
cnue.
Huntington Beach
.\ thief reponed l\ \Ink ~21M 1 111
cash and S900 1n Lamcr.1 l'4u1pnwnt
from a home IO tht• X.:!00 hltX k 111
t-.lmcres1 ~onda\ • • • Si' gun'i "alu\•<l at SI. <t()O ~er<'
rcponcd "itolen lrom a home 1n th1.·
.,~)(l blod. of 'itark \tunJa) • • • Somc:o ne rc pont'dl\ 'ltolc SI. 200 an
l.'<imcra ~u1pnwnt tmm th<' trun\.. lit
iJ blue V oh u park<'l1 in front t't a
home an the I-> 1110 hhx \.. of Flnmla
~unda) n1g.ht • • •
\1arinJ llatth 'xhnl1I \IUUl'OI '''"kn
.ind \1t1k \ll: 1n ,J\h ,rn J s 1:' 1n
lr11h1n11-\unJJL n1g.t'1
Newport Beach
..\ patnin L'I an l' I T .. ntt' l'l."\tJu1.1111
... [X,M('U thJ I \tl"11.'•IOC: 'h'lc thrn· ••I
ht'r nng'i. -...onh SI Ill'' .... hilt· \ht·"'·"
1n the ba thruom "'ll'h 111~ hn h.1n1.h
J-nd.n night \hl' t11IJ plllJ, t• t h.tt 'h1·
had til~t'n 11!1 the ring' JnJ h;h1 rt.11 nl
thcmlln thl' hetlhn,.1m _.1unt1·1 ht•l11rt
tht• 1he1i •Kl um·J . . .
• • • \ hlJ• i.. l h111nt· tea~ ht•\ tontain.
1n~ ~1 flll'l l'' nf 1e~elr. "'a~ rcponed
'h•kn \Jturd.i' trom a hnml' in the
21M 1'-lix ~ 111 \.1J l Ml'a 1 h<' lo'>~ wa\
.·,11m.itl'd Jt S 10 tlOl.l • • • \ \,1nt.1 \na rt:'>ldt•nt rcport t'd that
tm l 4t>-1 ~krL.'("<k" ~~OSF \.\:l\ 'tokn
'\11nJ.i, night trom the Ra,tcr's
rntaurant Int at'~' Ba\s1dt" Dnvc
~k '1•ld f'\1kt• that he hought thl" La r
t 11,1.1\' .tttll
Charges may be filed
in death of OC jogger
By STEVE MARBU
Of ... O., .........
tkr t'l(XJ\ .... a~ rcx·<wert'd b) M.'ubll
J 1,cr' earl\ Monda) an ahout four
tt't't l\f water 1.11rerth under the hndic.
,,,ud Ol'4.1n
South County
Vandals reportedly rode their
b1cycle'l through the freshly poured
and formed concrete garage fl oors of
Lacuna Niguel home!\ in the 2S400
block of Sp1 ndltwood. rhe dama.ac
was l'St1mated at SS.000
!\ Murray Monterey C' ru15er
bicycle wos reponcd ~tolcn from a
school at 14632 Doncaster Road
Monday
and $400 was reported 'ltolen fmm a
vehicle parked tn a Jot at I N2~ ._~
Park over the weekend • • • Officials at the AJ4etwood Butts
I\ $250 ear ~t<'rC"n "a' rcpo~rd
\tOlen from a \th1cl~ par\..C'J 1n lr\1n1
ot a ho mt in th<' 8200 b!Lll.'.k llf
Pcnninaton Sunda\ Poh1.-r rtplirt'
~ad the car had b«n t<'I\ unlod ;C'd
l''h<lf'JC"'> mJ\ ~· ftkd .lSJtO\t J
motonst "'"ho rl"fX'nrd h hl<.1\.. h1H',,.,
1)fftht road and l no1 kc·da1nAA<'r int<)
th<' I .!·foot d<'<'p "1nt11 \n3 R1H•1
¥.hert \he pc.-n,ht"'l.1 ,111thMll11'' \il1d
today
The < ahfom1a t hghwa\ Patrol,
~h1,h '"' IO\IC~lt@.al10g tht' t.af l\CX'I•
dC'nt. ..a1J 1t "'111 con 1der prns1na ..
\.ha~ ap1mt lo'iCt)h Monteateire
.!4. of l'emtos '
• • • A Mm1on V1CJO resident 1n the
27400 block of L.o~ Bano'l reported
that his two-month-old pit bull dog
wll'I stolen from h1~ back yard • • •
• • • Cash totahn& $2 000 was reported
stolen over the wcc~nd from a home
in the 3800 block of Maanoha. • • • Furnaces and fireplaCt"S wonh Sl.300 were reponcd stolen from a
construction site at the comer of
.\hon Parkway and ('~ck Road over
Plui hool. 2 Aldcrwood. ~portro
thatwmeonc stoic a 1afe conuuning
$544 over the weekend Pollet <1a1J
they recovered the d11eardcd \afe
outside the school bulldin'-
,.ouata.ln ValleJ
.\ rt5tdcnt tn the 18200 hlodt u1
• • • I\ rts1dcnt m the I f)Q()() bloc:k of
Fairfield rcponcd ')aturdh that h" ~1fe's SS,000 fur had bttn min1n~ for
thc past s111 we<:ks • • • .. si.~oo TY s(I W3\ repom'd
stolcn from the duhhou~ llf .an
-'nahe1m ~\llknt I mJJ Man('
Saton. \0, wa\ JOllllfli, 11.rn~ th<'
< 1las..\Cll . trttt hndgc-ahout ~ Jl m
~unda\ whtn ~he wa\ ~till\ k th a 1.ar
•nd knockC"d O\C'r a 1unrdra1l into thC'
murl) nH·r '31d Ornnp.c \ 11unt\
Shen ff·, Lt [)J, \.. Ol"tlm
Montealcart told pohct' his atten·
uon was davcned momcntanl) "-'~ti
ht lookfi:i down at ht child 1n the scat
not10 him "Ht felt an 1mpei und ~
~..,. her (th<' 1<>g1:r) to hiA rear-view
mirror I OU\& ovC'r th<' \1dt ·• \&ad a
<..HP d1~patcher
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A4 1t 0t*'99 Coest DAILY Pll.OTI Tuetday, Oeoemb« 17, 1985
Soldiers who died
in plane tragedy
returned to U.S.
DOVER AIR FORCE BASE, Del on duty to salute the returning crash
Congress bids
to plug leaks
in U.S. budget
(AP) -A 123-member honor guard victims.
stood vigil at a cavernous hangar President Reagan and his wife WASHJNGTON (AP) -Congress. facing the prospect of federal workeni
today as the flag-draped caskets of Nancy attended a memorial service being sent home, rushed today to .pass a stopga~ nroney bill to tem~runly
more victims of a military charter Monday at Fon Campbell. Ky.. finance most government operations while legislators tned to revive an
crash in Newfoundland were re-headquaners of the IO!st AJrborne. omnibus, $3 70 billion spending measure.
turned to U.S. soil. On a 334-74 vote, the House -------------
A cargo plane landed at mid· The bodies arc being brought to quickly passed the bill kecp1.ng the Reag.an tax morning carrying 35 bodies, and Dover because the base hou~s the government alfoat unul midnight th~ more planes canying 35 bodies largest military mortuary. The re-Thursday and sent 1t to the Senate.
each were scheduled to amve later mains will be identified. autopsies Much of the federal government b1"]] w1•JJ 6iet
todar. ~d Anny Capt. Ken Smith. will be performed and the bodies opened for business penniless today E:J ·
A DC-8 chartered from Arrow Air prepared for bunal and transfer and Congress' plans to adjourn forthe 2 d h
crashed Thursday at Gander, New-ac.cording to the wishes of their year were in shan:tblesafter the H9use n C an ce
fo undlanO. killing the <:rew of eight families. base officials said. late Monday rejected the omnibus
and 248 members of the IOI st In Monday's ceremony. Army of· bill, which would have restored the
Airborne Division who were return-ficials praised the soldiers for their now of money. WAS HINGTON (AP) -Presi·
dent Reagan's effort to rewnte the
federal income tax. kept ahve by his
high-stakes lobbying of reluctant
Republicans. is getting a second
chance in the House with no as-
surance ll can pass.
1ng home after six month~ of dut~ service m the Middle East. • White House budget director
with the intemauonal peacekeeping "Their duty as soldiers took thorn James C. Miller Ill said employees
force in the Sinai. far from home and family ... Their were reponmg to work as usual today
Two shipments of 10 bodies each tasks were difficult and demandjng but were being ordered to engage in
arrived Monday. A handful of and they did them superbly ... They "an orderly shutdown" of affected
mourners were on hand for the first were great soldiers." said Army .,. .....,.... agencies.
amval, during which an Anny band Secretary John 0 . Marsh Jr. Prealdent and Mn. Reagan at Fort Campbell .ervtce. Miller said non-cssenual cm-
played hymns and officers extended "Our hearts, our loves, our prayers ployees would be sent home at I p.m.
As the House struggJed ioward
ad1oumment for the year, Demo-
cratic leaders accepted a Republican
agreement that could lead to a final
vote on the measure today. Reagan
promised that at least 50 of the 18 2
Republicans would support the bill,
and the GOP was given some con-
cessions that were little more than
face-saving devices.
co ndolences in a solemn, one-hour go out to those who sufferthe most by trip home for the holidays ended in The base monuary handled cas-EST 1f Congress was not well on !he
ceremony in the huge hangar known such a toss. We shall seek to comfort tragedy. ualties from the ~ietnam war, the way to passing an acceptable
as Memorial Hall. them, aware we c.an never fully thank He called their deaths the "ultimate U.S. Marines killed in a terrorist measure. He said he believed a short-
Thcre were no speeches for later them or assuage their grief," he said. sacrifice" and added that "soldiers bombing in l 983 in Beirut, Lebanon, term measure would be acceptable to
arrivals, but the same band·played at Army Chief of Staff Gen. John A. who follow behind them will know of and the bodies from Jim Jones' the president.
each subsequent half-hour ceremony Wickham Jr. said the Army was their dedication, patriotism and sac-Peonle Temple cult who committed House Speaker Thomas P. O'Nei ll
and the entire honor guard remained "deeply saddened" that the soldiers' r\fice." suicide in Guyana in 1978. Jr .• 0-Mass .. said today the money
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ing authonty until midnight Thurs.
day.
And Senate MaJ Ori ty Leader Rob-
ert Dole, R-Kan., was even more
optimistic, saying he thought the
appropriations muddle could be
worked out this week.
"They can send us a shon -term
(money bill) and then go back to
confernce and do whatever they have
to do," he told reponcrs as the Senate
went into session. "We could be out
of here by tomorrow night."
On a 392-20 vote, the House added
a prov1s1on to the short-term bill
imposing a mora'tonum keep1l'g the
U.S. Synthetic Fuels Corp. from
awarding any new contracts this
week. Legislators moving to abolish
the agency. have expressed concern
that the agency would rush to spend
millions of dollars before going out of
bus mess.
Rep. Silvio 0 . Conte. R-Mass .. the
top Republican on the House Ap-
propnat1ons Committee, said "these
bandits on the synfuels board" would
award SI b1lhon in contracts without
Reagan called House Speaker
Thomas P. O'Neill to say the Re-
publicans had met the Democrats'
conditions. But. because Republican
leaders ha ve been so active m their
oppos111on, the speaker said, the GOP
might have to find even more votes to
assure passage.
'Tm certainly m hope 1t will be
more lhan 50 votes." Rostenkowsk1
added this morning.
the moratonum. He added that 1he
president would accept the shon-
tenn bill and the moratonum .
But O'Neill angnl_y warned that the
House rejection of the money bill
could keep Congress meeting nght up
to Chnstmas.
"We have enough work 10 ca~ us
until (next) Monday or Tuesday."
O'Neill said.
Reputed mob family boss
gunned down on NY street
NEW YORK (AP) -The danng
rush-hour street shooting of the
reputed boss of the nauon·s most
powerful cnme family and his body-
guard could .. determine the future of
organized cnme in this country" and
touch off a battle for control w1th1n
the Mafia. authorities said.
Paul Castellano. the reputed mob
boss. and Thomas Bilotti, a reputed
captain in the Gambino crime family.
were shot 1n the head and body by
three men who walked up to their car.
pulled automatic weapons from
under trenchcoats and opened fire.
said Chief of Detectives Richard
Nicastro.
Both died where they fell Monday
evening, lying face-up in pools of
blood within feet of the black Lincoln
sedan Bilotti had dri ven.
"It could be the be$inning of a
cnme war. But only time will tell
that," said FBI organued cnme
expen Thomas Sheer .. This un -
doubted!) will tngger some son of
reaction. It's a part of the changing of
the guard that's been going on for the
last 25 years."
Castellano. 73, and Bilotti. 45, were
walking from the car when they were
shot outside Sparks. a midtown steak
house. Nicastro said.
The gunmen ran into the rush-hour
crowd after the 5:26 p.m. shooting
JUSt blocks from Grand Central
Terminal and drove off in a car
parked a block away, said Nicastro.
The street was littered with shell
cases. No weapons were recovered.
Anhur Bnll. spokesman fo r the
Presi dent's Co mmittee on OrganJLed
Cnme, said. "Whoever authonzed
the hit, whoever takes his place. could
very well determine the future of
orµn11ed cnme in this country."
Propane gas blast kills
11 in Colorado; 13 hurt
By the Assoclaled Presa
GLENWOOD SPRINGS. Colo. -Firefighters searched the smoldering
rubble of a leveled two-story gas company 1oday for a missing person after a
propane tank explosion and fire that killed 11 people and 1n1ured 13 Twenty.
seven employees of the Rocky Mountain Natural Gas Co. in this west-central
Colorado town were believed to be in the bu1ld1ng when the explosion occurred
Monday morning. Two people escaped m1ury. Police Chief Bob Halbert said
today that workers have had trouble 1dent1fying some of the 11 recovered
bodies and that he had "no idea .. how long 11 would take to find th e missing
person. •
Governor lauds brother's acquittal
NEW ORLEANS-Despite a1urydcadlock in his racketeeri ng and fraud
tnal, Gov. Edwin Edwards says the acquittal of his brother on 41 of 50 counts
ts a SiJO "we're moving slowly but surely toward the ultimate good results.''
After Jurors reJX?rted th.e deadlock and read the pan1al verdict. U.S. D1stnct
Judge Marcel L1vauda1s sent them back to work to stnve for a complete
verdict. The Jury ended its fi~h day of dehberat1ons about 5 p.m Monday
News of the d~adlock and Manon Edwards' partial acquittal came a few hours
at\er L1vauda1s refused to remove a Ju ror who touched off a furor Satut~ .. 1 when he Oashed a thumbs-down sign to tekv1s1on cameras
Columbla shuttle launcldng po.tponed
CAPE CANAVERAL -The launchm~ of Columbia was postponed 24
hours. after the countdown team fell far behind today in readying the flagship
of the fleet for its first fli&ht in more than two year$. "T hey had too much work
to do. and they Just ran out of time," said George Diller. a spokesman for the
National Aeronautics and Space Administration. The launching was reset for
I 0 a.m PST Thursday. with Columbia carryina a crew of seven that includes a
Flonda congrcs.~man and the first H1spao1C·Amcncan astronaut. The ship
recentl y underwent an 18-month overhaul lo remove te~t gear l\nd add
wph1st1cated electronic equ1pmen1
Nuke• viewed for Vletnam Jn 1966
WASHINGTON -President Eisenhower's military plannerscnv1!iioncd
the use of atomic weapons in 19S5 to help citop an ant1c1patcd communist
1nvas10n of South Vietnam. accord1na to aovcmment documents pubhs.hed
Mond•y. "Use ofatomic ""Capons should result in a considerable reduction in
friendl y casualties and in more rapid cessation of ho 1lit1cs." the Joint Chiefs of
Staff concluded 1n a Sept. 9. t 9SSstudy comm1ss1oned by the National Security
Council "No probib111ons should be imposed on the use of atomic weapon• or
on other mihlll)' operations, to the extent of prccluding effecttvr m1haf)
reaction as the s1tuaoon develops," the study said "If atomic wtaponi wtrc
not uacd, arcater forces than the U.S would be JU1U1ficd in prov1d1na would
therefore be needed "
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U .N. to demand
hostage release
UNI fED NATIONS <A P) -The
Secunty Council 1s hkc.-1) to gave
u~animous approval to a draft re!>OI·
uuon with both U.S and ov1et
support that calls for the release of all
hostages, a Western d1plomat1c
source says.
U.S. Ambassador Vernon Walters
requested an urgent meeting of the
Secunty Council "upon 1n'ltruct1ons
of my government and in view of the
serious s1tuat1on created by acts of
hostage-taking and abduction."
Ambassador Leandre Bassole of
Burkina Faso, council president for
December. scheduled pnvate consul·
tauons fortoday, and an open meetng
and vote 1s expected by Wednesda}
The draft resolution marks the fir'it
lime the coun cil has reached con·
sensuson the hostage issue, which has
set off disagreements 10 the past over
the justification for actions taken by
so-called national liberation move-
ments, the source said.
Key parts of the agreement include
a call fo r the release of all hostages,
and worldwide preventive measures 1nch.~ding strengthening ex1s11ng
treaties against hostage-taking and
dealing wtth the protection ol
diplomats. the source said
In harmony
Orange Coat1 DAILY PILOT /Tueeday, December 17, 1985 * A.a
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Treaty ends civil
strife in Uganda
NAJROBI. Kenya (APJ -Upn-
da\ military government and us
guemlla rivals signed a peace treaty
today d1v1dmg power betw~n them
and procla1m1 ng an end to a war of
nearl> fi,e years that had ~pht the
troubled country 1n two
The Ugandan head of state. Gen
Tito Okello, signed for tht' govern·
ment. while rebel commander
Yowen Museveni signed for the
National Resistance Army
The accord calls for elections "as
soon as practicable." proposes pros-
ecuuon for past human ng}m viol·
auons. and declares an 1mmed1ate
cease-fire 10 the Cl\ ii war begun b) the
guemlla group in earl) 1981
vic1ou1> cycle of confhcts, revenge and
v1ct1miz.a t1on which h.as bcckvdcd
our society for so long.··
Offic1auna at the s1gnin.1 CCTCmony
was Kenyan President Daniel arap
Mo1, who chatred antermmment
peace talks between the sides starttn&
in Aueust.
Mot said the accord "heralded the beginnin~ of a new era of peace 10
Uganda ' which has been beset b~
violence and pol1t1c1al strife for 20
years
The Western source, wh o 'lpoke on
condition he not be 1dent1fied, said
the resolution stemmed from an
Amencan 1n1t1at1ve
The source said Bntain, France,
Denmark. and possibly non-aligned
council members including Egypt
ma} co-sponsor the resolution along
with the nited States ll 1s hkel} to
win unanimous approval in the IS·
member Secunt} Council. the source
said
PhUippJne Preaident Ferdinand Marc oe and bl.a wife
lmelda •in& lo•e aona• d~ the ft.rat couple'• campaign
rally i n Laoac, the"capltal of llarcoe' home pro'rince.
Okello said the pact marked tht:
beginning of a reconc1ha11on prr)(;CSS
1n the East .\fncan na11on that "will
not come eastl) But 111s the onl) wa}
of breakin11. once and for all the
Dunni the slow-moving and
acnmon1ous talks. Mo1 se veral t1mes
pubhcl} chided both sides for putlln&
L.pnda's interests after their own He
said last w~k that more than 1.000
L.gandans had been lulled since tht:
talks staned
The accord &J'es the arm~ and the
guemlla group seven seats each on
the ruhn11. m1htan-council
-Missing British producer
reported safe in Lebanon
U.S. pressuring Syria over missiles threatening Israel
By tbe Auoclated Press
W>\SH INGTON (AP) -The Re·
agan administration has told Syna
that installing missiles near the
Lebanese border capable of reaching
Israeli airspace poses new dangers in
an already volatile Middle East. U S
officials say One otlic1al "hu 1n~1sted on
At the same ume. the admtnl'>· anonym1t) said \·fonda) the t n1ted
tration has ur$ed restraint on both States had asked \,na to "re,er\e"
Israel and Syna as 1t tnes through the mst.allauon of t'ixed and mobile
diplomacy to aven a m1h tal) cscala-missiles. which were deploved near
S~nan MaC..-~.3 Jet fighters in ~ynan
a1rsoace No' 19 "The United ~tates opposes am
escalation of tensions or reson to
m1litar) force.'' spokesman Charlei.
Redman said , BEIRUT -A British freelance documentary producer who was reported
missing appar~ntly 1s safe in east Leba~on's Bekaa Valley, a Bntish Embassy
spoke~man said today The producer, C hns Wenner, "1s well and sta yi ng with
a family 1n the Bekaa where ht''s working on a story." sa id tht: 5pokesman.
saying the 1nformat1on came from people "-hO know Wenner. Saeed Ashkar. a
soundman for a French documentary company. Rund Video News. reponcd
Monday that Wen ner had been m1s'iing for 18 days and was feared kidnapped
Media tor e nte r s
talks on Afgha n ,
Pakis ta ni w a r
t1on in the region. ____ the border after Israel shot d'own !_wo
f
U.S. sanctions against S~viets lifted
WASHI NGTON -In the aftermath of last month's superpower summit
at Gene, a. nearl> all the sanctions imposed b} the United States agamst the
Soviet n1on because of its 10vas1on of Afghanistan and othl'r internauonal
misdeeds have been lifted. Their elim1na11on reflects both the passage ofume
and an 1mprov10g political chmate, .S. officials say. even though the So' 1ct
aggression in Afghanistan has increased rather than d1min1shed smce the
sanctions first were imposed In add111on, American banks. for the first ume in
five years. have resumed lending to the Soviet go .. ernment to bu~ Amt:nca n
grain. The amount of the recent loan. S400 m11l1on. was at an especially
favorable rate or interest. 1ust less than 8 5 percent.
Shultz opposes release of PLO official
GEN EV A (A P) -Pakistani and
-\fghan negouators met w1th a .N
mediator Monday to open a new
round of talks that could be in-
strumental in their search for a
poliucal settlement to the s1x-year-
old war 1n Afgha nistan.
The indirect talks have been stalled
over a timetable for the withdrawal of
about I I S.000 Soviet troops fighting
Islamic insurgents who seek to oust
the Moscow-backed Kabul govern·
ment of BabraJc Karma I.
M1lhons of Afghan refugees have
tled the fighting in their country and
settled 1n camps. most of them 1n
Pakistan near the Af$han border
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BELGRADE. Yugoslavia -Secretary of State Gcorge P. Shultz said hi:
would express to government officials today U.S. concern about Yugoslavia's
decision to release PLO official Mohammed Abbas, who the n1ted States
suspects of masterminding the Achille Lauro h11acking. The secretary of state
flew to Belgrade from Budapest. Hungary for a day of talks with Premier Milka
Planinc. who 1s seeking increased trade with the Un11ed States to help her
country improve llS weakened economy. Relauons between Yugoslavia.
which 1s communist but not aligned, and the United States. were set back 1n
early October when Plan1nc's go,ernment declined to detam .\bbas.
Many of the Islamic insurgents use
the refugee ca mps as bases for I
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Mayor clarifies.
Huntington 's
· towing policy
Two recent erutorials in the Daily Pilo t were
written on the relationship between me, the City of
Huntington Beach, and Mandie Motors. It is possible
that misunderstandings could have been generated and
I would like to offer the followin~ corp men ts by way of
clarification:
First, Mandie Motors, Inc., a California corpor·
ation solely owned by my father, has been in the
automotive towing business for over 30 years in
Huntingto n Beach. There is not now and never has
been a contract between the city and Mandie Motors. l t
is one of the designated towing firms that the poli ce can
call for towing service since it meets legal requirements.
The service provided to the city is similar to the services
provided by taxi com panics or am bu lance services. The
city does not pay for a towing service: the motorist who
is provided the service is the person who pays.
Second, at my request, the Fair Polittcal Practices
Commission was consulted by the former Huntington
Beach city attorney (on Feb. 9, 1978) and both
determined I would not be barred fr om serving o n the
Huntington Beach City Council by virtue of my
employment with Mandie Motors. The city attornex
(on April 4, 1979) and city police legaJ adviser (on Apnl
ii, 1978), under Section 709 of the city charter
prohibiting a city councilman from having a financial
mtercst in any contract with the city, found that no
conflict exists. I have always abstained from voting on
anything even remotely pertaining to towing.
· Third, I was endorsed by the Daily Pilot when I ran
for re-election in 1982, presumably after examining a ll
of the issues raised by my first fo ur years in office. There
has·been no change 10 the service provided by Mandie
Motors to the City of Huntington Beach in the past 30·
years. Neither Manruc Motors nor I personaJJy have
profited from my position on the City Council.
As a lifetime resident of Huntington Beach, I
consider it an honor to serve and would do nothing to
jeopardize the reputation of this city. I hope this
clarifies some misundersta ndings.
I wish everyone a blessed and happy holiday
season.
-Bo11 M1UJdlc-;Mayor, HUJJtfllgtUll Bescb
LETTERS
'Car pool lane' confuses,
dally drivers' input asked
To the Editor;
I am becoming ven confused and
am sure there are a lot of other people
who dnve th e 55 Freeway on a daily
basis that arc also confused as to what
the new "Car Pool Lane" 1s ac-
complishing for the bettcnnent of all
who drive that freewa y.
One never knows what to expect as
to the traffic flow. I enter the freewa y
about the same time each weekda)
morning. Dnving the 12-mile stretch,
some mornings takes me I S to 18
minutes. other days. more often more
than an hour. I now do nol know
when to leave the house. I cannot
Judge within 20 to 30 minutes as to
dnv1ngt1mefromhomc1oofTi cc 11 1~
hke a car that sometime'! stans and
sometimes does not stan. lrntaling
and confusing.
In view of th1s, I am suu11ng a "SS
Freeway Committee·· of dnve rs who
dnve this freeway daily. and would
appreciate your newspaper pnnling
my telephone number. (7 14)
559-5958. so that in the rema1n1ng 70
days or so of the Caltrans expenment,
.. daily" drivers of the 55 Freeway will
be able to have input a<, to the fu ture
use ofth1s freewa>
JOEC CA TRON
Irvine
He remembers Halley's Comet
To the Editor
I remember Hallc\''s Comet. I~~
1t from our back yard where I sat with
my father on our cistern curb
Now I couldn't ha\e been less
impressed had it not been for Dad's
directing me to get a good loolc at the
I probably would have forgotten 11
But the .. old man and beard" thing
had me riveted to the silver ball and
its long. waning tail
:~ bright orb with lls tapering tail and
remember ll, for the next lime I'd '>ee
It I would be an old man with a lung
white beard.
Now, only half ofh1 s pred1c11on has
come true I ha ve attained the
pro1ected age. hut I'm one of lhc~c
guys who never could grow rhc'>t ha tr.
much less a beard
';o rry Dad
1 DI N< AN TEW .\R r
Nl'WPort Heach Were ll not fort hat beard reference -L.M. Bovo -. Comet·seen as God's vengeance
An Alabama farmer kissed his wile
Mtd six children goodbye and tO'><;ed
"-dff a sizableJig&er of 'itl)chn1nc Hc·d
indicated he couldn"1 face a world \Ct ..
o afire by hea venly vengeance ih1-;
: happened in 191 0 when Hallcy'o;
•• Comet appeared 1n the o;ky
• "' Q. Is 1t true actre'l'i Bette Davi~
-turned down the role of Scarlett
€)'Hara in "Gone With The W1nd"''l
: A. She reportedly declined a pack-
'\ aae pr.oposal that would have teamed
her with Errol Flynn as Rhett Butler.
Didn't much care for Flynn's acting
... •lent. Miss Dav1i, didn't.
~
• To encourage the postman to
8eliver a letter spttd1ly -in th~ dim
' distant put -11 was common
:. pnctice to attach a feather to the ----OAANGE COAST .. Daily Pilat .. --.. .,.,
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Cn\elopc
From 1970 through 1980 in
ba<;eball"!> ma1or lcagueo;, every player
named Black 1.1.a'I white and every
pla)er named Wh ile wa'I hlack.
C,01ng the round\ in legal circles of
late 1s thi s defin1t1on .. I\ murderer is
one "ho 1s pre'lumcd inn<x.ent until
pro\ en insane "
f) f1.1.11 I \ Prc\11.lent\ were
~pon~a\trr~ Namt' the other
A. Warr{'n tlard1ns
C1encral W lll1 am Tecumseh
'ihcrman Y.otC \lipJ>C.'rS 1n the saddle.
l .M. Boyd Is • 1y11dlc•t~d
co/umal11.
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·'Big problems have a tenden cy of pointing Jn the direction of g1tntlc
solutions. But g1gantlc solutions are not tnronlyones that can re/led
upon."
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WALTER BUR.ROUGHS oolumnt.t
THOMAS
ELIAS R\c,\\· ! Splii:iter
II ~;, 1J parties
"'//JP t 1.nr1r1... easy o
a ~~~< ex ploit
_L • 1( Fringe groups that ~LO~~ '\ knowhowalftoo
easily take control --
At general election ume every two
years. many Californians are puzzled
by some of the names they read on
their sample ballots.
Water rationing predicted
to recoup Arizona losses
Most ha e never heard of either thc
Peace and Freedom Pany or the
Amencan Independent Pany yet the
ballot 1nvanabl> features candidate'>
from each for offices hke president,
governor. the U.S. Senate and the
state Legislature.
Those hsungs ha ve n't yet done
much harm 10 either the Republicans
or Democrats. as most voters have
little trouble sifting through elllra
names to find the candidates the)
want to vote fo r.
Here in the Orange Coast area we
have several persons who are true
ex pens on water supply. Maybe not at
the top. but very high on the hst,
would be Robert Lee of Newport
Beach.
For man y years Bob has been close
to the problems of water, not only of
Orange County but for all ofSouthern
California.
The days when he was pro-
fessionally employed arc past. but
since his retirement he has kept very
close to water problems. Currently. he
is vice president of the Los Angeles
Water and Power Associates. Inc., a
c111zens organization that provides
ac$;urate informauon on water. To
spread this mformation (which has
been proved time and again to be
atcurateJ. 1tot>t:tt ?ttits";" arrcrmost1y
writes, a newsletter filled with valu-
able information. He was kmd
-:nough to send me a copy of e"el)
issue fo r a long time until I decided to
come up with the necessary small
check to make me a member.
I think you will be part1cularl)
interested in pan of his December
1985 newsletter. Here is some of what
he said·
·· >\niona's gain 1s Cahfom1a's loss.
Water Oowed from the Colorado
Ri ve r 1n10 Phoeni~. Ariz. on Nov. IS.
when the Central An1ona Project was
formall y opened. That ceremonial
event heralded lhe start of a water
transfer that will see Anzona using us
Supreme Court allotment of 1.2
m1lhon acre feet of Colorado River
water annually within the next dec-
ade. It also will see the Metropolitan
Water District of Southern Cali-
forn1a 's allotment of 1.2 mllhon acre
feet annually cut to 550.000 ... Barely
half of its present supply.
In case )OU haven"t kept up with
v. hat an acre foot is. let me explain
o.\ccording to the technical d1c-
uonaf). an acre foot is the amount of
water required 10 cover one level acre
to a depth of one foot. Thus an acre
foot of water equals 448.560 cubic
feet. Put another way, an acre inch is
one-t'-"elflh of an acre foot or 3.100
cubic feet . And you'll JUSt have to do
yo ur own figunng from there on.
If you're one of these generous
WALTER
BURROUGHS
waterers of gardens or lawns yo u can
figure from there. You'll find it 's not a
lot of water. If you water with a garden
hose at the same time as your
neighbor, you'll have a hmp hose.
Anyway, when Anzona uses 11s
complete allotment you can expect
that you and the rest of us are going to
have to put up with rationing
Bob Lee says more: .. That serious
blow to MWD emphasizes 11s urgent
need to find new sources of supply in
order to avoid future water shonages
for the 13 m1ll1on people h' 1ng within
1ts service area.
"h is ironic that those MWD
customers not only face the loss of
water they need, but they also will
have to pay, through their federal
income taxes, for the water that
Arizona will take from 1hem. That is
because a huge part of the S3 S billion
Central Arizona Project cost will be
paid for b) the nation's taxpayers By
contrast. the MWD's Colorado Ri ver
Aqueduct 1s being paid for h~ tts
Southern California water users. with
no federal subsidy in volved.
"Mayo' Tom Brudley of Los An-
geles Jumped into the stormy statt-
Wlde water war Oct. 25, 1985 and
immediately drew a barrage of com-
ments.
His plan, intended to smooth the
bitter Nonh-South differences over
California's water resources. had the
opposite effect While it received
some support from northern
interests. 1t was dashed with cold
water by southern sources."
Highlights of the Bradley proposal
call ror: conservauon: development
of underground water storage areas:
setung water rates 10 encourage
reduced uses in summer months:
payment by large agencies such as the
MWD for conservation fo cihties 1n
farming areas, with the water savings
going to city users. stonng surplus
flows of the Colorado River in wet
years 1n Lake Mead for use in dry
years: educa11onal programs on
water-savmg methods
Water authonttes agree on the
desirability of all ·those suggesuons.
What drew their cnt1c1sm of Bradley
was the fact that everything he
ad vanced as a new solution to the
state water problem 1s already being
done or planned for early acuon. they
charge.
One of the cnt1cs was Orange
County Supervisor Hamett Wieder.
chairman of the non-parusan
Southern California Water Commit-
tee. Inc. She accused Bradley of
malung water a potenual issue in his
an11c1pated gubernatorial race next
year. The committee she heads in-
cludes Los Angeles and seven other
Southern California counttes, as well
as ke\.· water utilities and numerous
pnvate and civic groups.
David N. Kennedy, director of the
California Department of Water Re-
sources. interviewed at a recent water
symposium meeting 1n Irvine. said
that most of Bradley's suggestions
already are under wa). Kennedy
called on all politicians "to refrain
from IOJCCttng panisan warfare 1n10
state water issues:·
Gov. Deukme11an already has
demonstrated his concern and his
interest in reaching a sausfactory
solution to 1h1s paramount ~roblem
from his statcWlde responsibility.
The b1pan1san help from nonh and
south 1s needed to keep the water
flowmg.
One thing that has got to be faced by
all of us here on the Orange Coast 1s
that the problem of water shonage is
immediate. It will just get worse day
after day. The solution en v151oned by
thoughtful students of the problem 1s
what can we do, area by area. to flnd
local solutions to the big problem.
Big problems have a tendency of
pointing in the direction of gigantic
solutions. But gigantic solutions arc
not the only ones that can be relied
upon. You're going to be hearing
much more about this 1n the near
future.
Waller Burroughs 11 tbe Pllol'a
founding publisher.
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Contributions from PA Cs
skewing election process
WASHI N<i TON -F-avors are
part of a poht1c1an·s stock 1n trade.
He's expected 10 produce govern-
ment contracts. public-works pro-
JCCts and JObs for the people he
represents. The)-, in tum. may con-
tnbute to h1~ election campaign.
This 1s a clumsy. capnc1ous system.
highly vulnerable to abuse. Many
poht1c1an~ begin trading favors for
contnbut1on Given the high cost of
campaigns. 1t"s difficult for a poli-
t1c1an to get cle<:ted without selling his
w ul to special interests.
Then. when the campaign con-
tnbutors come around to collect on
their "investment," 11 winds up
costing the Ulxl?ayers billions of
dollars 1n spec1al-1ntercst benefits.
Conaress. with its usual. tim1dJ1y
where campa1in financing is con-
cerned. 111 maldng noises about re-
form ing the system by curbing the
runaway spending of poht1cal action
co mm1ttee!I, known as PACs.
If our lcaisJators need awakeninJ.
msp1rat1on or encouraiement in this
venture, a forthcom1nj repon by the
non-~an1san enter for Respon11ve
Poht1c\ should be st1m ulat1na. We've
obtained a draft of this ex_haustive
repon. which is to be relcucd lat(T
th11 month. Herc are some of the
mournful numbers that make clear
the ursency of the sjtuation: •C~mpa1an spendina for the 1984
federal. state and local cl«1ions wa'
SI 8 b1lhon. rnmpared with the S425
J1c1
ANDERSON
and JOSEPH SPEAR
r~
million 'ipcn1 in 1972. Ellen Miller.
the ccntcr''i director, told our a'\-
soc1atc Le~ Whitten. ··1n the next
prcs1den11al-clcc11on year, I 981S. 11
will almost certainly be well over $2
b1lhon."
•Congren1onal campn11tn \Jknd-
ing alone totaled $77 million 1n 1974
and $374 milli on last year.
•The disease l!i <lipreading, Some candidate~ for state legislature\ spent
more than SI mtllion in 1984. a few
rears ago. that sum would hn\e
financed a respectable run for the
U.S. Senate in a m~or 'italc
•PAC"s pvc almo'it S I I l million
to federal cand1date'i last year almo'it
I 0 11mcs the 1974 total
•The~ increa~'i re!iult from "lc'is
(reliance) on 1rad111onal poht1cal
tool'> the gra\,·root network'I, can-
va'i'i1ng or ralhe . " the study d1'-
covered, "1n ftl vorofmorecxprn'l1ve.
soph1s11catcd t«hn1ques (hke) poll·
1na 'Crv1cc~. C'omputen, direct mail
an-d 'h1ah tech' advenmng "
• "nother cau~ of th(' huae 1n·
cre:t\t' 1n ~ampa1¥n Sp('ndtng '" the
length of the campa1gns themselve\
Even before a fre shman member ol
Congress has settled into hi s Wai,h-
ington office. he's already collecting
money for the next election
•The average coM of a winning
Senate race has soared from $598,000
1n 1976 10 almost $3 mtlhon last year
The average may be SS m1lhon next
~car Sen. Jesse Helms. R-N.C .. spent·
Sl6.5 mtlhon to squecle by his
Democratic challenger, Jim lfunl,
who ~pent $9.4 m1lhon.
•Winning a close House election
1n 1974 cost. on average. $90.000; last
year the price tag was $450 000. and
tn 1986 n will probably top SS00.000.
•PAC's are edging small con-
tnbutor~ out of the picture. In 1974.
46 percent of House campaign con-
tnbu11ons and 38 percent m Senate
races came from donors of SI 00 or
less. L3<1t year small donations made
up only 19 percent of Houi.e can·
d1date<1' fund1na and 23 percent in
Senate races
•The center found a d1,turbing
connection between the l'i'iUes before
Congress and the PAC"s' contnbu-
ttons to member, For example. while
defense spending wa grow1n& in the
early 1980s, the 20 laracst defense
contractors' PAC's 1octt1sed their
contnbutions br. 22S percent. to a
total or $3 6 m1lhon hut year
Jad A.aft,.. .. •-' Joupt ~•r
•~ JyMlt1tHI tol1mal111
But both parties are so tiny and so
flimsy they can easily be taken over
by national fringe groups, and that's
where the potential danger lies.
For the two almost-dead husks of
political panics can be a vehicle
givm$ almost anyone an eai.y way to
get his name on the ballot here m
Amen ca 's largest state. creaurig an
instant aura of respectability and
credibility that can be put to effective
use elsewhere.
That's how the Peace and Freedom
Pany was used by fonner Black
Panther Eldndge Cleaver in his
radical days and also how baby doctor
Bcn1am1n Spock used it when he was
the _pres1denual candidate of the far-
lefl "People's Pany."
Ultra-conservative John Schmll7
made s1m1lar use of the Amencan
Independent Pany when he was
presidential candidate of the shon-
hvcd American Pany.
Now it's the tum of the ne1.1.
national Populist Pany to try to
exploll the Al P's ballot status.
Both fnnge panics have their roo~
in the 1968 presidential election, held
at the height of the Vietnam War.
The PFP won ballot status when
more than 80.000 liberal-leaning
Democrats changed their pany regis-
tration m protest against the war
policies of the Lyndon Johnson
administration and iu 'designated
successor, Hubert Humphrey.
Meanwhile, 1be AIP was being
created by disaffected conservatives
as a way to get Alabama Gov. George
Wallace onto the Caltfom1a pres1den-
t1al ballot.
And both can be used by almost
anyone who knows how. To take
control of either pany's platform . a
group need onl y make sure its people
attend party caucuses and conven·
t10ns. It doesn't take many bodies to
dominate those small gathenngs.
The PFP has not recently been
v1c11m1zed by any such takeover. But
the Amencan Independent Pany has
lately become the vinual propeny of
lhe Populists in a classic example of
how a dead California pany can be
used.
The Populist Pany grandly call~
Itself an 1ncarnat1on of the late-19th
Century populis1 movement. Actu·
ally it'!\ little more than a vehicle for
th1.· L1hen y Lobby. a racist organ11a-
11on spec1almng in ant1-Scm111c
propaganda.
ince 11 began in 1984. the pany has
been heavily promoted in the Liberty
Lobby's weekly tabloid. "The Spot·
light." One anicle even suggested that
'ipotlight readers make subscnpt1on
payments directly to their party units.
L1beny Lobby founder Willis
Cano has housed the pany in his
offi ce building and served on its
executi ve eomm111~.
Wilham Shearer. whose wife Ill
chamnan of the AIP, has wntten for
the pothght and the 1984 Populist
candidate, Bob Richards. fou nd 1t far
easier to become the AIP standard
bearer than to circulate pet1t1oni. 1n
every Califo rnia county to get his
name on the ballot.
One Populist propQsal in 1984 war.
to dismantle the state of Israel and
move its citizens to Texas. not a
totally 'iurprising stance for Carto
who 1s the prime financial backer of
the California-based Institute for
Historical Review, the propaganda
group that leads the worldwide efTon
to deny that Nazy Germany
murdered many Jew~ 1n World War
II.
Without the shells of the old fnnae
panics. backers of such spunous
claims would have a much huder
11me p1n1na access to the Cahfom1a
ballot.
But as thinas now s1~nd, there',
only one way to chm1na1e the de.d
pohttcal husks. and that's for Cah.
fornta voters to completely ianore
them. For even a few votes 1s enough
to keep them active and open to
m1sch1ef.
noma1 Ella• la • Suu. Mnlca·
baaed tolamal11 oa •••t~ l11•e1.
. ~
CALIFORNIA
Toxics program gets
new managem~nt team
Top posts go to 4 senior administrators
fro m Department of Health Services
SACRAMENTO (AP) - State
Health Director Kenneth Kizer has
named what a spokesman described
as a "new management team" to
di rect the state's troubled Toxic
Substances Control Di vision.
Ri ch Wilcoxon, chief of the toxics
d1v1s1on since 1983, was named
Monday as chief of the Medi-Cal
Pohc}' D1v1s1on of the Depanment of
Health Services. He was replaced by
Jim Jenkins, a veteran administrator
l)fthe Dcpanmcnt of Health Services.
In add1t1on to Jenkins, three other
~n1or adm1n1stral0rs from the De-
panment .of Health Scrv1cts were
named Jo .. key posts in the toxics
)J.
program -Charles "Buzz" Nunn 1n
accounting. Jess Kemp 1n audit'>, and
Caroline Cabias in procedures and
regulations. K12cr spokesman Bill
Ihle said.
In addauon. Ihle said, Kuer's chief
of staff and chief deputy director of
health. John Ramey, would be assum-
ing new d uties as senior staff member
overseeing the toxics program All of
the changes are to take place between
Monday and Jan. I .
Ihle said the changes were 1n part "a
response to some of the cnt1cs" of the
program. but he said W1lcoxon·s
tran!>fer is "not a demotion for Rich
This 1s a lateral transfer for him "
"Or Kizer 1i. doing this to be
helpful 10 the program. not mucal of
1t. lie want!. an outside perspective of
how the tox 1cs program 1s going." Ihle
~llld,
l he toxic!> cleanup prog,ra m ha!>
been the ObJCCI of political COO·
troversy and overlapping investiga-
tions all year.
State officials confi rmed laM
month that the FBI has been conduct·
1ng an 1nvest1p t1on of the toxic
d1v1S1on'!> bid procedures for award-
ing grants of federal funds to clean up
tou c sues
Earlier th is )Car. a federal En-
~ 1ronmental Protection Agency stud>
cnt1c1zed the accounung procedures
used b) the d1 v1S1on in awarding bids
for cleanup opcrauons at the
tnngfellO\\ ac.1d pllS and two other
SH es
Dlscovered bodles llnlced to Jonestown?
Hedgecock joins
SD radio station
Orange Cout DAILY PILOT/Tueectay, December 17, 1985 * A7
Two faulty valves
blamed in Onofre_
reactor shutdownr
SA N DIECJD!AP)-f'aulty valves The valves normally ~main osxn
ma) ha \c cau~d an 1nc1dent that led but are called upon to close and guard .
to a major loss of cooli ng wa ter at the the cooling sy~tem against back.
San Onofre nuclear power plant, pressure
federa l 1nvtst1gators sa ) Cooler water was pumped into the :
The No\ 21 1nc1dent led to the system to make up fo r the l~kt~
shut-down of the plant\ Unit I water. but 1t condensed when It•
reaclOr. and a li ve-member Nuclear encountered steam in the p1pts. This'
Regu la to!) <. omm1ss1 on team was caused a violent reaction in the water,
called in to 1nvemgate resulting in the rupture of two small
Greg ( ook a spokesman for the \.alves and further leaks. Cook wd.
~RC western regional office. said Thouunds of gallons of hot water SAN DIEGO IAP) -f om1er \fonda} a preh minaf) re pon ~nt to I! b k b k Mayor Roller Hcdgec0<. k free on thc comm1ss1on earlier th 1<o month gushed irom rea s. ut no wor ers "' were inj ured and a plan! spokC$tnan appeal of his consp1rac} and perJUI) ind IC.ate~ tv.o 'ieparatc \ ahe., in the said the in cident dJdn 't mvolve an con v1ct1ons.1s101ningthe e11·"a'c'>a~ l n11 I St'condal) rnohng s~\tem aclualorpotenual splllofradioactive host ofa three-hour radio talk shu" tailed "-o' ~I matenal "We're going to be 1n\ohcd 1n .\ccording to the rcpon th e t"o (ook said the NRC 1s paying
pohtlC\ on the ~ho" We're going tu \.ahes ti1dn'1 clo~ v.hen a tran~-paniC'\Jlarl) close an enllOn lO the,
hll'Ve pohtlcal gucsh." Hedgc<.oc~ former cut ofl pov.er w a pump at the incident, however. because of the qe
said Monda}' at a news conference hean of1he s~stcm fhe pump cools of the C nit I reactor The 17-year-old'
an nouncing his hinng at KSCX> the 1o1.a1er v.h1ch in tu m cools 1he reactor 15 dwarfed by the Power radio. effective Jan. 20 "We're goin g plant\ nuclear core 3 to express pohucal opinion'> and v. hen the= 'ahes didn't clo\C plant's newer l.Jnll 2 and reactors.
. to in vite the "orlc1 l •team pre•sure backed up and wh ich generate twice as much Power. we re go1 n$ -o ,, , Prof says
justices
abusing
authority
express their poht1 cal opinion'> "'>omc rammed the coolant \\ater backwards "This 1s an older plant that we have
By tbe Associated Press of those are going to agree: with me at h1g.h pressu re ru ptunng a lo"· paid extra attenuon to because of Its
Maybe other times not " pressure heaunll unit.< ook 'Wl1d design," Cook said.
CARSON -Coffins conta1 n1ng bodies of six people. three of whom may r.:====================================================~ have died in the 1978 Jonestown mass murder-c,u1c1de, have been discovered
at a storage fac1 hty 1n Carson, sheri ff'> deputies said. The fo ur coffins were
LOS ANC1ELES (AP) -A
Berkeley law professor con tends the
state Supreme Court under Chief
Justice Rose Bird has abused Its
power by reversing death penalty
verdicts and endorsing an electi on
d1stnct plan rejected by vote rs.
Ph illip Johnson said he wrote his
scholarly cnt1que of th e coun to
counter arguments b> Bird and other
Justices who are fighting to keep their
seats in the 1986 general election.
Johnson, who has been at UC
Berkeley s1 nee 1968. and who once
worked fo r the late U.S. Chief Justice
Earl Warren. outlined hi s arguments
at a press conference Monday that
was sponsored by the Supreme Court
discovered Saturda) in the Storage-U!> building where a monuary was renting
the space. "They were two months behind IO their rent. so the manager of the
storage business made a c;cc:unt~· check of the space and discovered the coffins." said a shentrs deput)
Death sult rejected agalnst CHP
BARSTOW -A.S I 00 mi llion lawsuit against former ( 'ahforn1a H1gh"-a)
Patrol offi cer George Michael Gwaltnc}'. the (HP and three other officers in
the wake of a 1981 roadside murder ha'> been rejected b) San Bernardino
County SupenorCoun Judge Rufus Vent. He ruled Monda}' that attome>s for
Merl in and June Bishop of Cedar ( 1t~. Utah. fa iled to state a cause of action
under the federal Ovit Rights Act. but he gave them 30 da}'s to file an amended
lawsuit in connection with the dea1h of their daughter. Robin Bishop. 23, of Las
Vegas. Gwaltne}'. 43. was sentenced last year to 90 years in pnson for violating
Bishop's c1v1I right!> Two murder tnals had ended earlier in JUry deadlock'\.
Execs plead lnnocent of defense fraud
LOS ANGELES -NASA Chief James Beggs. General Dynamics ( orp.
and th ree of its executi ves ask°f!d fo r a speedy tnal after pleading innocent to
charges they conspired to defraud the government by h1d1ng S7.5 million in
losses on the Sgt. York anti-aircraft gun. Beggs, three other General Dynamics
executives and an attorney fo r the defense contractor entered the innocent
picas Monday before U.S. D1stnct Judge Ferdinand F. Fernandez. who set an
April 8. I Q86 tnal date. ProJeCl.
The group. s cxccu II vc director. niiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiijiii!JiiiijiiMji·~~ John Kurzwell, said tts founders
oppose the retention of Bird and
Justices Stanley Mosk, Jose ph
Grodin and Cruz Revnoso.
Johnson's paper cited the oft-heard
cnt1c1sm that the coun has frequent!}
reversed lower cou n dec1sHrnsimpos-
1ng the death penalt y.
He al so cnt1c1zed the court's up-
holding of a 1982 state reapportion-
ment plan approved b}' the Demo-
crat-controlled Legislature but re-
jected b)' the voters.
Johnson attacked the: argum c:nt
ad vanced last month b ) 255 law
professors that those working to
defeat Bird and the other justices are
threatening the independence of the
1udic1ar). "Unless the jUStKes themsel ves
exercise self-restraint." Johnson
argued 1n his paper. "jud1c1al 1nde-1--------------------------------i
pendence can lead to arbitrary, un -
democrauc govern ment. ..
He accused the liberal majority of
"leg1slat1ng from th e bench."
"The basic charge 1'\ that the)'
show no adequate se nse of restraint in
reading their pol1t1cal views into the
statues and the Const1tut1on," John -
son·s article said
Judge denies
bail request
by Artukovic
LOS i\NGELE (AP) -A federal
1udge denied bai l Monday for alleged
Nazi wa rcnminal AndnJa Artukov1c.
who has been 1mpnsoned for 13
months as he fi ghts Yugoslavia's
attempt to extradite hi m
Chief U.S. D1stnct Judge Manuel
Real denied the request. about the
12th time a bail request from the 86·
year-old Anukov1c has been rCJeeted,
Assistant U.S. Atto rney David Ni m·
mer said.
Gary Fleischman and Michael
Dacqu1 sto. lawyers for Anukov1c.
based their request for SI 00,000 bail
on circumstances surrounding the
October h11ack1ng ofthe Italian cnme
~hip Achille Lauro.
The Yugoslav gove.mmcnt. which
is tryi ng to extradite Artukov1c.
refused a U.S. request for the extra-
d1t1on of a terron st who allegedly
plotted the h1Jackin$.
In papers filed 1n U.S. D1stnCl
Coun they argued that Yugoslavia's
rcfusai to extradite Abul Abbas to the
United States created "special cir-
cumsUlnces" that warrant the grant-
1n1 of bail to Artukov1c.
Yugoslavia "has blata.ntly violat~
the doctnne of intemauonal comity
by ~fusing to honor the requ~st for
provisional arrest and detention of
the tcrronst. Abul Abbas. the alleged
mastermind of the Achille Lauro
hjjaclun.g ... the attorneys s~ated.
Yugoslavia and the United States
have such an qrecment. and
nukov1c's lawyers contend~ that
Yuaoslav1a·s ~fusal to honor 1.t in the
Abba ca~ created the special cir-
cumstances that warrant bail for
Artukov1c Real replied that such
matters are affairs of the State
Department. The &Jh na Artukov1c. who IS lcplly
bhnd and suffers from a number of
ailments 1nclud11\f hC'an problems
and tcmhty, remains in the Federal
Correctional lnst1tut1on tl Temunal
Island. while his attorneys fiaht
cxtrad1tJon.
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More than one thousand attend
Christmas Candlelight Concert
By YlDA DEAN °'_._.,,... .....
For 10 consecut1vc years. the OC Performing Ans Center has held its
Christmas Candlf'light Concen at the Disneyland Hotel.
Every year since the event began the crowd has been larger than the
previous year. This time, there were I 500 to hear the OC Pacific ymphon)
conducted by Keltll Clark and the Master Chorale of OC under the baton of
Maurice Allard.
"The hotel has used a magic shoehorn to aet everyone m tonight," said
c:hairman Flo11 Scllamacller (wearin& Christmas red). "The rumor that we wtll
be moving elsewhere is not true, this 1s our home."
For the past seven years, Schumacher has been chairman of the event that
1'1 ~1d to ·•offic1ally usher 1n the holiday season."
"I have 11 down to a science now," Floss laughed and said during the social
hour "I just show up and the crowd is here."
Tlm Strader, president and CEO of the Center, didn't agree that 11 had
been that simple. "She 1sa 'woman for all seasons' ... a holiday panygiver who
)pent hours at The Center planning this event," he commented following
dinner as he presented her with the traditional bouquet of roses pl us something
t"<tra. a statue/plaque for her effons.
The spotlight this year was also on the first graduating class oflbc onginal
PC'rfn...,...•n11 4\rf<1 Juniors chap ter. Newport ~ach. (the audience in year<J to
come). Introduced and presented roses were Mlcbe le Abajian, .Hrudy Heuett,
Shauoa Bu.surd, Jill Goldman, Kim Hermu, Cara Hoepaer, Cat.berllle
Holmen, Stacy Hovee, DeoJse Mallos, Feliu M,atte•cci, Kristin Murphy,
Jeulfer Noona, Pamela Pecera, StephanJe~tradtr, Ellubetlt Teater, Sosa.a
Tompkllls, S11aoa Torres, Michele Willard and Jill Wooten.
Attending the concert which featured soprano Deborah Voigt were many
first timers ... Center executive director Tom Kendrick ~who was overheard
saying "the orchestra and chorale blcnMd magnificently '). general manager
Judith O'Dea Morr, and Lucy and J ohn Curci (with 10 other members of their
famal}') and perennial~ ltke Rutb and Lock Gee Ding, who have had the same
table every year.
Others on the guest list were Wiiiiam and Jan Lund, Marilyn and Tom
Nielsen, Diane Oallacls, Nora and Vin Jor1ensen, A.one and Hugb Saddlngtoa,
Renee and Henry Segerstrom, Irene and Jim Bentley, Marylyn and Stephen
Pauley and Biil and Patricia Rowley.
The crowd was put 1n the holiday mood with a variety of music ... the
overture to Die Fledermaus through to the Hallelujah Chorus (which will take
on new meaning 1n '86 after the Center opens in October) from Messiah. And
then. 10 send everyone home with v1s1ons of the hohda} season. the crowd
101ned in for singing trad1t1onal C'hnstmas c~rub
6anet Cu.rel Wal•b with daU.Cbten c . C. and Scbellle Wal•h, right, mom Locy Curci and
Olece blonde Sienna Carel.
William and Patricia
Rowley.
Suaan, Tim and Stephanie Strader enjoyln& the party· Ellie and Barry Faber.
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DEAR ANN LANDERS: I was
interested in the letter from the
daughter who wrote about her 78-
year-old father. Her mother died in
May, and in August he made a pass at
her. She was shocked. You said has
mind might be impaired. Well, af\cr
what t heard yesterday, I am not so
sure.
ANN
LANDERS
A widower who is well-respected 1n
this community told us that at has
wife's wake a few weeks ago, a widow
came up to ham and said, .. If you get
lone!}' at n1gh1. give me a ca11.··
That daughter who wrote should
ha .. e been ad' 1scd to tell her father to
JOin a senior c1t1zen's club and find
1}1mself a fnendly widow who would
welcome a pass. The daughter need
not worry about her father getting
married to the cager lady and Jeop-
ardizing her inheritance. A lot of
widows these days have their own
money. Furthermo re, they are not
about to marry a man who has less. It
miatn louse up THEIR inheritance
-CHICAGO FAN
problem that needs an answer urgent·
I}. I have ~en going with m ~
bovfnend tor over a year. He -;mokc'> pol almu'>t C\l'f) da\ I don't 1h1nl..
this 1s good lor h1<i health and I told
him so an plain language l k alv.a\'>
gets angf) and .,a~'> 1t"s rlaonc of m)
business. I think at I~ my bus1ne.,~.
because 1 care about him.
The other day he told me he has to
smoke pot because he has lung cancer
He says smoking pot will kill the
cancer cells .
I thank 1h1s iscra1) but I don't want
to confront him unul I knov. for sure.
NEED .\N ANSWER 11'.
DEAR CHIC.: lnteresllng con·
elution. ·it ja1r mlgbt be tbal your
advice Is better tbu mlne. Thanks for
writlng. •••
BROOKLYN
DEAR BROOKL. YN: fl IS crazy; In
fact, tbe opposite Is true.
Tbere 1, a great deal of evidence
that cigarette smoking causes
cancer. Researchers have now dis-DEAR ANN LANDERS: I have a
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more dangerous tban ordinary
cigare ttes because tbe pol smoke Is
Lnhaled more deeply and kept in the
longs longer. • • • DEAR ANN LANDER : I am a
young homemaker, mamed less than
a )ear. I need to know the answer to
something that I "'ouldn't dare asi..
an\ one else
Neighbors ha' e borrowed a cup ot
sugar. a quart nt milk. a suck ofhuttcr
thrct• or four t·gg~. a kw \hces ot
hrt'ad. a can of \OUp ctr Not one
~r'>on has paid me back
I am on a hm1ted bud~et and can't
afford to suppl) m~ neighbors with
groceries. How do I handle this? I hate
to appear pell> -BAKERSFIELD
QllANDRr
DEAR BAXE: It's nice to belp a
neighbor In a plocb, but only a fool
would conllaue to lend to moochers. If
Mrs. X wbo owes you a quart of milk
aaks for a cup of sugar, It's OK to say,
"You sllJI owe me a qaart of milk.
When you return this cup of suiar,
please remember tbe milk."
A neighbor wbo bas borrowed from
yoo twice and not returned eltber
Item sbould be told, "Sorry, no, I don't
mind helplng you out In an emergency
but you don't return what you borrow
and I can't afford It."
What\ red and jollv
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• • "City Helt' (1984) Clint Eut·
wood, Burt ReynolOs.
~PETERGUNN "C,MOVIE I ~ SPENSat FOA HIAE • -12::~
llCIJ MCCOY
-1~-• • • • "Great Expectations" (1!M7)
John Miiis. Valerie HoblOn.
U 'h "The Over·Tt.Hlll Gang
Rides Aglln" (1970) Wlltet Brennan.
Fred Astaire. lt MOVIE 'i1 =AHO OUT IN AMERICA
• t ''r Hambone And Hiiiie" ( 1984)
Ulllatt Gish, Tjmothy Bottoms.
-8:30-
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I SPACEFUOKT
r.IRACl.E ON F<>RT STREET
BEHN> THE scae
CAU.INO AU. SflORTS
MOVIE
••"Of Un«nown Origui'' (19831 P .. let Weller. Jenntlet Dale
-1:00-
8 MOVIE ** * "The Big Clock" (I~) Ray
Miiiand, Chatlet Laughton
O MOVIE Cil LOVE BOAT
• "Humongous" ( 1982) Janet Julian
David Wallace.
-10:15-* * * "Wives An<! LOYers" ( 1963) Janet Leigh, Vari Johnson (!)WO~
I) P.M. MAGAZINE eORAGHET Si) AEUGIOUS PAOGRAMMtHO
('p) HOHeYMOONERS -10'.30-* * * * "The Great Ziegleld"
( 1936MPart I ol 21 W111lam POMll. -t.00-IJ (()MOVIE 1 WATER GAADEH
CAL.UNO DR. WHfTAKER
IHOEP£NOENT NEWS
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mas Stor( (1983) Lee Remick,
Angela Lansburt. D a!RIPTU 1 D • Oa!NEWS
FAMINE
~NEWS
CAASON'S COMEDY Cl.ASSICS
WKRP "CN:INNAT1 e BAANEY MUEJI
0 ~ MOONUGKTIHG c;J 1:n.
'1' PAUL AYAH
-1:05-
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fl) SPACEFUOKT
~N(NA
• MONTY PmiON'S Fl YINO CIACUS
I BUSINESS fl9IOAT
• * JuS1 The Way You Ate' ( 1984)
Krtsty McHIChol. Michael Ontkean
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• •·~ "Amencan Dfeemer" (1984)
Joae(h w~uams. Tom Conti
Z. MOVIE t * t "Uus Appe&I" (1984) Jack
Lemmon, Zel1ko l'vanek.
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Hunter
P) CHFISllAN CHILDREN'S FUND
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MHTAClAUS (])MOVIE
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Oewaere, Ariel Besse -~TONIGHT
l ~ruM t *'-' "Journey To The Unknown"
( 19&9) Vera Miies. Patty Duke. ~~GUN. W1U tRAVEL
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fl!) PRAISE THE LOAD m JUNE~ MIUBl f)SPACE; 19" * H "The Band Wagon" ( 1953)
Fred Ast11re. Cyd Cliarlsse
19 WHO'S TH£ BOSS?
JOKEA'S WILD Cil CARSOH'S COMEDY
* t "Johnny Dangerously" ( 1984)
Michael Keaton. Joe Piscopo
C()MCME
* "San Fernando Valley Glrt.s"
( 1980) Sharon M1tehlll. Juliet Ander·
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• • '" "Beyond Tiie llmrt" J 1983) Mi· Chaef Caine. RICtlard G«e CLASSICS
tDNEWS ., MOVIE
* t "Heads Or T aJIS ( 1980) Philippe
Nolret. MIChel Serraull
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Wiiier HuS1on
• •·~ ProtocOI (1984) GOidie G) LOVESOHGS Hawn. C1111s Sarandon. m> MOVIE 9 H<JllA -10:00-~ LONESTAA
Si) P8A1SE THE LOAD
D a REMtHGTON STEELE eeeNEWS
• • • · • Fcx Texas' (19631 Frank
Sinatra. Ursuta An<lress 3 HEWS
PRIME TIME SOAPS
It's all coming back to Fallon
By LYNDA HIRSCH
THE COLBYS: Jason not happy that
Fallon 1n chn1c. but the doctor says 11's the
onl) wa)' her memory Wiii return Jeff''
mother 1s sorry about Fallon but Jeff sull
ha~ no fechngs for Francesca She says she
lcf\ town years ago because she felt she was
a poor relation and that Cecil forced her to
leave Jeff. In return for her lcavmg.. Jeff's
uncle Cecil promised 10 ra1sc him in
splendor. Sable sabotages Connie's saddle.
When Francese.a ndes the horse instead,
Sable panics. Jeff saves Francesca. calhng
her mother for the first time Adam
1ns1stent on Stt1n1 Fallon, even when
Miles, Jeff and the Doctor say no Monica
tells Jason she's leavmg the company to
run to Tatiana Records for Dommrque
Sable is unfnendly to Bhss' boyfnend
Fallon starts to regain her memory Adam
walks in. she suddenly calls out, .. You're
Adam. you're m) brother, Lhe man v.ho ra~ me'" She collapses as a stunnrd Jeff
looks on • • • DALLAS: Sue Ellen decides to move
back on Southfork so John Ross won't be
so lon~me for her. uc Ellen tells J.R
that this 1s stnctly for their child, and he 1s
to leave her alone. Mandy funous when
she learns of Sue Ellen's dec1s1on -and
returns to C'hff -whtle Dusty and Sue
Ellen's mother decide to leave town. as
they believe Sue Ellen has once again
fallen into J.R \ clutches Uracr learn~
that the pnvate eye was k1llcd in an
automobile accident ncws which makn
Angelica happy . . . DYNASTY: Krystle has a bad drcam
and continues to dream about bab)
C'hnsuna. Meanwhile, Sammy Jo womcs
that Joel will hurt her. Blake calls the
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tests on Rtta. Alexis 1nterv1ew~ nur'IC~ whn
also serve as-.scx panncrs for Galen and
promises the nurses b1lhons 1n return
Steven angry because Claudia saw Samm)
Jo take Danny 10 the ranch. and stop her
Alell gives Galen $2 m1ll1on for arma·
mcnts. Dex wants to kno\I. why the people.-
of Muldavia revolted 1n th( first place. • • • FALCON CREST: With Angela's wcd-
d1ng to Peter canceled, Angela hires others
to find out where Peter has disappeared 10
Robin about to give b1nh to baby she
claims 1s Cole's. When Appolonia's old
boyfriend comes to town. he claims 10 be a
big record mogul. but Lance shows he's
Jus.L a sc.edy bas-been Ltvtni Ul a 1w~b1t
flop house. With Maggie's book about 10
be published. she wonders how the
townspeople will react to the stones -
tales which thinly d1sgu1se the people of
Falcon Crttt. • • • KNOTS LANDING: Police find Lily
Mae with Josh's body as Ltl y Mae
conunucs to tell everyone how wonderful
Josh was. After Lily Mae tells Val that Josh
IS dead, she 1ns1sts OD telhng the news to
Cathy. Pohce say Josh fell, Jumped or was
pushed. When Gary comes to the house to
pay respects, Val 1s angry because Lily Mac
1s cold to him. Gary continues to stare at
the twins. Lal) Mac tells Laura that C'ath~
was going to take Joshua back Lily Mac
becomes increasingly upset altcr the
coroner tells her 11 was su1c1de Sumner
offers Gar) I 00 percent to buy out Empire
Valley When Gary asks why. umncr say~
it's his land and he wants 11 back. Not
buying the story. Gary refuses to buy the
land back. Joshua's father Jonathan
arrives. Liiv Mae blames Joshua's prob-
• • • \ • • • •
lems on his father. saying that for what hc
did 10 their son. she could lull him -l. htt
man continues on the 1.nul of C1ar. and ~bby . • • • HILL STREET BLUES: When Buu
uses a dope-smelling turkey to sniff out
drugs. the case 1s thrown out for improper
cv1dence Frank and Joyce travel 10 see hi s
family, whom hc has not seen in fi ve years.
Frank's mother continues wtth a barrage
of .. Wasn't Fay wonderful," and ··why
don't you have a family"'' to front of
Jo)'ce When Joyce can stand 11 no longer.
she waJks out of the house. When Frank
CAJOies her. Joyce returns. and informs
Frank's mother she's unable to bear
children Frank's mother realtlzcs hov.
good Joyce has been for-Frank. wh1ie his
father 1s sttll unable to accept the fact that
Frank 1s divorced and remamed.. Bellcer
womed when Robin has acctdcnt on JOb
Later. when he learns that Robin and the
baby arc fine. he wants to marry her nght
away Rob1n suggests a two-wcck wait.
Lucy and her ceramics teacher run inlo
each other while C'hnstmas shopptng
When he cxplatns he's newly separated
the two bed down • • • ST. ELSEWHERE: Pru. a mentall)'
retarded patient, returns to the hospital
1mpreanated by another retarded patient.
Pru's mother wantJ her to have an
abon1on Hcanng that the woman who
raised him 1s despera1cl)' Ill, Bobb) heads
for Baltimore in a blizzard unaware that
thc woman has already died <\fter asking
Mona to marry him. Fi scus has second
thoughts. Luther. urrd of being an orderl).
wants more rcspons1b1ht) at hospital
Luc) files assault and battel) charges
agamst Helen Woman who underwent
artificial inscmina11on has m1scamagc
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Orange Cout DAILY PILOT/TUMday. DeoMlbet 17, 1986 A9
Hollywood 'roots' dedicated
Cecil B. DeMtlle filmed first LA area movie. literally followed the socce•fuJ ca.
n:en of IU lhrec OOCUpl.DU M lhe,
Lasky company pc~ lbe enu~
bun wu takc-n over by 1 and other
bwld.inp v.crc added to fonn a crude
studio
----~-'The Squaw Man,' in old horse barn in 1913
LO ANGELES <A P) -A t,._<>-
story bone barn, acknowledaed u the
sp0t where Hollywood'<; first movie
was produced in 1913, ha\ been
dedicated a~ the Hollywood Studio
Museum
film S':nl:>t was wnn.en and educd for
the Luky Feature Play Co Jn a flurry ofbusmns mnsers over
the next few years, W W
Hod.kint0n's Paramount Picture$
look over the distribution of Adolph
Zukor's Famous Players and Luky'1
firm to fonn Paramount PictutcS
Corp., which eventually was beaded
~moni the item\ on du.play arc
DcM11le'i typewnter, used to wnte
lhe scnpt of"The Squaw Man "
Actor Charlton Heston Joined
County Supervisor Ed Edelman and
executives from Paramount PtctuTC"S
Fnday 1n dcdicaun& the bam, now
filled with early Holl>wood
memorabilia, including a rcconstn.1c
11on of young Cecil 8. DcM11le's
office.
"The offiet-also has the type of
tra'ih basket that DeMille used to
have to put his feet up on to keep
lhem from gemng wet," said museum
spokesman Marc Lafont.
by Zukor. t
I he barn was moved to the new
Paramount stud.10 sak to HoUywood.
where for years tl was used as a
gymnasium and set piece. The barn
was declared a hiStoncal landmark in
1956, and was moved off Para-
mount's backlot 1n J 979 to a tempOr-
ary site while a preservationist group,
Hollywood Hcntage, searched for
property
Movie pioneers DeM1lle. amucl
Goldwyn and Jesse Lasky rented half
of tha barn lo produce "The Squa""
Man," a hoary silent epic about an
Indian woman who saves a Bnttsh
am.tocrat, bears ht) d\lld and com·
mus su1c1de
"Hts office was ne.1tl door to a horse
nablc. and when they washed down
the ho~s. the water would rush
through " Lafont explained
The mu~um also hus a large
ph<>lograph cxh1b111on of its early
da}\ and other memorab1ha. 1nclud·
ing an ongmaJ costume worn by
Giana Swan son an ·· unset Boule,ard " The barn was moved to its present
site. across from lhc Hollywood
Bowl, in 1983 The 100.year-old barn 1s where the r he barn was built tn 1885 and
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Cal State Fullerton route Seattle In college baaketball. 82.
Deaplte loalng part of leg, boxer atlll record• knockout. 82.
D•llJ l"llol pl>Otoe &y Miiie kt>wwta
Coeta Me..'• Tom Nguyen pressures Fountain Valley'• Jim Borgqulat (left), and Baron Kevin Waite pull• rebound away from Mustang Erich Vogel.
Irvine, FV, Warriors advance
Vaqueros, Barons
to clash following
conyin cing wins
By ROGER CARI.£0N
Of tM 0.-, '1lo4 ......
In inc High faces Fountain Valle)
tonight 1n the second round ot the 10-
team, fou r-site Irvine 1n .. 1tat1onal
after hoth waded throuih fir.t-round
compe1i110~ Monday night.
"We did all nght at umes, but 11 was
a sloppy game," admitted Irvine
Coach Al Herring.
"We were listless through the first
half and fouling too much." offered
Fountain Vallev Coach Dave Brown.
FountaJn Vaile~ and Irvine tangle
at 7:30 tonight at ln·tnc
Herc'!> how Monday's action at
Irvine High went.
Fountain Valley 80, Costa Mesa 58:
C'osta Mesa's Mitch Pclichowsk1
made things 1nteres11ng with his fancy
shooting. sconng 40 points for the
Mustangs wi th a I 4-for-26 per-
formance from the field and 12-for-12
from the line.
But one man can't beat five and the
Barons steadily pulled awa) 1n the
second half afier rail} ing to take a
34-32 halftime lead.
··w e wore down." said Coi.ta Meo;a
( oach C ra1g Falconer. ··we do that."
Before the Mustangs· wore down
and Falconer pulled Pelichowsk1 with
2:35 left. the sltght 6-3 se ni or had
turned some heads with a display of
shooting from the baseline. down the
(Please eee IRVINE/82)
Irvine tourney
scores •. scbedule
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Mlu 1on llielo SJ, Lo' Amigo, JS
WOOdO'l<lge 6J Le11una Hiii\ '3
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Irvine 56. S.n.tlago 41
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Marine 75, Se •anne 44
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ChalTlClleMNo
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1 3<>-Unlver\llv vs Sent• Ana Coeta Meu Coach Craig Falconer yell• inatructiona to his
team during 80-58 lon to Fountain Valley Monday .
Woodbridge wins
by 20: Estancia
stopped by Norco
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po1nt~among \t''t'tl Jtlkr, nl pt.nrr<.
includtng ll•ur tr d• uhl1· f1gurl''>
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I 5 follo"cJ d11'1 h h' 1un '" \ tn• l'
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\nnk 11\ ,·r ·
Vikes put it away early; Uni pulls away
The:\.\ .irn11r' • u1 ,, .. r1·d lht' J (,,,.. "'
: \.I 11 t n I h1· 't'u ind ll J,I lt'I Ind Lid In~
.1 I 1-2 run l•' 'tan lht 4u.ir1,·r 111
C!ktll\l'I\ put th1• ~.llllt' ••UI • 'r\',h h
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dunk tH "'''It'
Marina. Trojans
dust off opponents
at Irvine tourney
By BARRY FAULKNER
DMtr,... C•• 11, a ndettt
Both Manna and Uni versity high
schools had httle·trouble w11h their
two Orange League opponents.
Savanna and Magnotta. as they took
convincing first-round victories in
the lrvmc fnv1tationaJ basketball
tournament at University Monday.
Here's a look at what took place·
Marina 77, Savanna 44: The Y1k-
1ngs caught a cold-shooting Savanna
team and took advanUlge early 1n
building a 22-6 fi rst quarter lead. then
coasted to the blowout.
The victory sends the V1king5 (4-2)
to a second-round matchup against
Rancho Alamitos today at 4:30 at lJ('
Irvine.
No 2 seeded orona del Mar, 4-0
ofter takJns the Laauna Beach Tour-
nament 11tk, will m~t El Toro, also
1n a second-round game at 7:30 at ucr
Two Vikings outscored the Rebels
1n the fint pcnod alone and another
matched their 1ou1I of ~·x points
Sophomon: Strve Guild had nine
point, in the opener. while JUn1or
M 1ke Me'' r, added seve n Matt 1111 haugh notch<'d tl
points to complete the three man
monopoly of first-quarter points.
Meyers fin ished the game W1th 24
points and Guild had 23.
Junior center Mark Georieson had
a below average night. sconng 10.
The Vikings opened with a full
coun man-to-man pre'is and forced
the Rebels into c1&ht first pcnod
turnovers (26 overalf) on their way to
a 14-2 margin. Savanna hit only three
field goals and appeared over-
whelmed b) thr defensive pressure of
the Vikings.
Marina continued to confu~ the
Rebels wllh a potent arsenal of
changing dctcnscs and comencd
several trans1t1on opponun111cs mill
layups. Guild and Mr yers accountt"d
for 26 of the V1k1ngs' 41 li!"it-hall
points and the} led comfonahly at tht•
hal f. 41 -20.
"We forced them into some turn-
overs and got some good shots." )31d
Manna Coach Ste"e Popcn 1ch He
said the three-pronged ~onng attacl
ofGu1ld. Me.,,er; and Hattabaugh wa.,
unlike their U\uall~ balanced '>(Onng
Sa vanna's Jim Hunt h11 on a half
couner at the huner of the fim halt
but 1t proved to be no po'i1t1"c omen.
as the Rebels' shooting w0t•\ nm·
t1nued in the third peno..t I hn
managed onl~ two field goal' .tnd
eight points. while Mann.1 l·11nt1nurd
to pour ti on. leading at thc end n l
three. 63-28.
-\ fru'itratcd 1 om < 1n·g111"\ the
~3\ anna coach. 4u1pped .ll llnl' pt lint
alter a Manna foul "The onh ''·'' "'r're going to \COr(" l\m1gh1 " II thl'\
toul us"
The founh pt."nod "'1" thl· l'nlf'I'
1ng oft he\ 1l 1ng'i ~'n' hand tht' 1•n't'I
of "garbagl' llmC'" a' thl' '"" ll'Jm'
combined tor IS tu men l'r\ 11 I ~'
Manna}
(Pleaae .ee MARINA/82)
I .t)!!un.1 ll tl' "J' n,1 th!' "''r't
ll'Jnl \.lt ,,. rlJ\l'd \I) !Jr lh\· .tr\'
\llUnti hut 'l'r\ Jt·it~'ratr \.ltd
\\ .1rn11r' l 11,\l h Bill \h.1 nn11n I 1 "a'
J ttvoJ ll'\I 111 1 11ur d,•11·n,1· \.\ r J1J J
"'" (l11<td 111h "1th till n .it I•• m.m ·
\>.hat m.i t.."' I he:-\.\ .lll t• '' ' "'"
.I\ \\Cll a\ tht It IJ't q.in t'\ l I Oh•:t'
1mprt'S'il\ l I'\ th.II 1h1•\ Jf\ d111 r ~ ll
"'thnut swn1.·r l>.1\IJ I '"n~·nJ
f11~n~nd hun hi' .int..lc rl.l\ln~
11 111h.i I tnt·d 111 " ntt hJ, ~ .tnJ
rt·in1urt'd 11 1n tht \\ Jrr11•r,· t•r,1
h.1.,letb.lll g.Anll'
'(10tnR4-I "•lhuut l u"n°'l•nd l\d
(Pleaae eee W ARRIORS/82)
Seahawks, Oilers capture tourney openers
unset League members Ocean View and
Huntinston Beach opened tournament play Mon-
day night w1th v1ctoncs as OY's Scahawks toppled
Compton at the Tournament of Champions and
the Oilers downed Sant.a Ana Valley at the La
Quint.a tourney
Herc's what took place.
OceH Vtew H , Compton U : The Scahawks
re main unbeaten afler pushing Compton aside,
paced by a three-prong~ attack of Rick> Butler,
Tony Pant 1ca and Blaine De Brouwer.
Butler and Panuca c ch scored 14 po1nlS and
De Brouwer contnbuted 13 :u Ocean View pullfil
away from a S-26 half\1me bulsc with a 20.9 thud
quarter to put the pme on ice. Butler led Ocean
View 1n rtbound1n1 with nine and Panzica h.ad five
USIStS
Next fortbc 7-U ~aha~ks in the S«Ond round
of the Tournament nf { hamp1ons at (al Pol\
Pomona ts(. ap1strano \. allr\ a 5 ~-44 winnenn cr
Verbum Dc1 1n another ti~t round pme
The two unbcatrn Oranfe ( ount~ po"e~ ~111
colhde Wednesda~ night at 10
In action tonight in the T of ( 1s Mater Oct
The Monarchs face Banning at 8 30
H .. tlaaton Beult 41. Saa ta Au Valley 41 In
a pme that was clo'lt throu&)lout. tht Otler<i linalh
were able to bf'('athe ca'ltl) af\cr hawn kn~n hit .i
pair o(frtt throw5 with 17 ~ond'l lt'f\ for the la\t
points of the pmc
The final fiH-point margin wac, the lnrJt"\I
Hunt1n1ton Be.ch cn10...c•d all n1g.ht
The 0 1len. who m1n('J to ~-4 ""h lh('
'1c101\ "e"' f\.llcd "' \tr\r Pemrx·r\ I' l"'•nt"
and 11 rt'hounJ'\ lt "•" .1 \t'A\nn htllh tor Pcmf'('r
011 \foht-rh add('d Ill pc11n" and t'1(lht rt"hound\
"hilcJcn\<'n'hlut h Ir<'(" 1hrn"' helf'l"d him ltn1'h
y,11h I~ fllltnt'i
Huntington Bc.-alh "1ln 11 at the trrt thrn"
line 1)Ul~'1lnn~ thr f-alu'n' I ti ' 1 he <ltlcl"\
lunnl·dcd on -'-p(m:nt I I 'int H\J Imm the ticlJ
"'h1le 'wnta l\na ValJC\ "'•"I~ nt 4' (44 p<"nenll
-\lon10 Jam1<;0n nl thl· J ,\11. nn' "J\ thqi;aml '
h11th "-'MN "tth 1 ll prnnl\
Thr 01lt"" "Ill l'IJ' .a tlon kajluc g.am1. ..,,ain't
I ona fk, 1 h \.\ il'on Ill homr ton11h1 I 7 \()\ ht-for'('
,onun111nJ l .i ()111nta Tnumoamcnt pl•" 1 huNia\
.11 ' '" "1th '<t"Ond-rnund adhm aptn'it LA
<.)u1ntJ
Rams
await
invasion I.
Raider game has
bowl atmosphere,
says Robinson -----
By JOSEPH DUDEVOIR
Delly "994 Cen~I
C1et the women and children otTt.he
streets Tho~ had boys tn the silvrer
and bla<: k, who hke to render tbei
opponents black and blue, arecom1
to to" n That "other football team from
the Southland 1ha1 other team with a
"-estern Dt' 1~1on title under 1ts bl&
belt the Los Angeles Raiders,, will be
comtn$ tu Anaheim Stadium to pay
their d1!.re'>pccts to the Rams Monday
night to <.lo!>e out the regular season.
"I gues~ )OU could say lhat the rest
of the teams 1n the league don•t care
tor their pugnacious a1tttude," said
Ram!. ( oa1.h John Robinson. "But I
don't think there·,. an~ bad feelings
1hat run he1-.-.ecn our team and
thew~
.\t lca~t nut \l't an~wa)
Tht." Raiders ntY.h-crowned AFC
\.\e\t c.hamp'> "'1th an.11 -4 record. the
same ii\ the Rams will make their
first-c.•,er appearance in l\nahc1m.
··11 should be fun .. said Robinson.
"There:-y,on't he a down side to this
gamr hccdu~ both teams will go on.
It\ got c1n .:ttmo<,pherr ltke a bowl
gamt "
Be\tde'> the: fau that both teams
ha\e 1denu1.al record~ and arc cham-
p1onc. ol their rr'ipeCtl\ c d1v1sions,
there are uthrr s1m1lant1t"S
•Both ll'jm' ha \l: a He1sman
Troph'·"1nn1ng running bdtk from
L'S( ( hark' \.\ h11c: of thi: Rams
f IY"'IJ c1nd \hnu<, .\lien of the
Raider<, 1 141\ I 1
• Rohtn,on a lung "lth bei ng
-\lien\ Jnd \.\ h1tt'"'· coach at use.
"as Jho J Ra1dc:r a~s1stant coach
along "'llh turrent Raider head coach
Tom ~ l11rt·'
• B<•th tcam., hc1' c quanerbacks
"ho ha' e hcc:n m Ul h maligned l Marc
\.\ 11,. in <•! the: Ra1de~ and Dieter
Rr•id . •I the: Rams t hut ha' e fough1
lhroul(h 1 L LU bclp mile. Lh.eu Learns
\\tnntr\
•\.\ ht•n thl' Raiders moved \Ou th.
the\ touk up re\tdcncc 1n the Rams'
nld hume the Los .\ngeles Memorial
C olt'>t'Um. >ome1h1ng that didn't ""
well with Ram management.
\\ hatt:,cr ha) gone un '"''h the
·~ mJnaF,cmen1,1 h~n't tnclled
J""" It tht' tit'ld -.aid Rob1n-.tin ·1
(Pleue aee RAMS/82>
Dolphins
near AFC
East title
e~: England loses
18th st'raight game
in Mi a mi. 30-27
\11.\\11 1 \P1-\1tJm t'\hend-but~
J11n t-hrl·al dt'knc;c could have
,naprc:d l"lu1 < rknn Blackwood
"'ould h.i,1· non1· of ti against New
f nF.)and
\\ th \I •nJJ, night'<, "iat1onal
F1111th.i I I 1'J[!Ut' µmc between the
f),1lrhin' and Pa1 n11t<, on the hne.
Bia\ k"'•">d 1Jmt• up ""h his second
n11·n~f'l"•n ••I T11n' ·Eason to
f'H''1'n 1'.t ~ • :-1numph that earned
\11.i m .1 ''l'I' , 1,,,,.r 1n claiming its
'.h1· I ,1r.11~h1 \I t I J\tl·rn 01' 1s1on
ti 1 ll
I h1· hal l "'J' 1u'1 c1 httle over-
1hr1"' n th1 1 t'lt'ran sale!\. said of the
IJ\l·m1nu1e pa" intended for Ne~
I ntt?IJnd t1[!ht l·nJ Demck Ramsey
· I 1 "a'n t realh a great play JUSl a
1l111\\J ('la\ JI a great time •·
1 hen· ha' l'n't ht-en mam ltke It for
tht• \l1Jm1 Jt'len<.e this seaion While
th1• 11n11 hJ' .. 1ancd to 1cll dunng the
tt•.im ' , urrcnt Sl\-gamc winning
'trt'.1~ 11\ been a Dan Manno-led
11tkn'>l' that'' repeated!} bailed the
d uh 1)at 1ll touR,h s11uat1on\.
\tann11 dtd h1~ JOh again Mo nday
n1p.h1 dtrn 11ntta founh-quanerdnvc
1t·.id1ni;. tu Fuad Re\etz' 47-yard
tt·•ml'·"tnn1ng field goal after New r ngla nd "'1 ircJ '" 0 louchdowns In I s "("\0nd~ ''' cra\C' a 14-Jl<)tnt dcficu
But 1n tht• ('nd. tt was in~tred
,lrt<"n\I: that prt",ent«i tw En and,
111-<i trnm d1nlh1ng11s first AF East
111k \1n1.l· I ~.,8 and extended the
Pa1no1,· ll><t1ng \lrrak in the Oranae
Bo" I 11' IX game"' .
'\.\ hl·n ~C' h.id to come throuah we
did .. \3td l\i anno, who completed l 7
ol '' pas~' Im IQ~ ~ards to bc<:omc
thl' S«ond quancrback 10 NFl
h1.,tnn to thmv. for more than 4.000
"ard' in a \C'ason t....-1cc Roo~1c tullbad Ron Davcnpon
al~ scorc-d touchdown' on a paaof l-
.. ard runs SC'I up h\ Manno's p&mna,
'Earl} 1n the ~ond half. we mack
~me mistakes," added Manno. who
losscd a ~)ard ~nng pa to J~
Rose 1n the fir.it quaner "But ~
didn't make mistakes with t~ pmc
on the hnc "
"It "'a' touah lo~ for us and a
htd.uva ~1n for tht Dotptuns, 04
1•1tnots < oach Ra)mond 8rerr) lbi
~ victor) o"tr BuffaJo 10 l.bC'lr
rqular-~a$('1n fi nak 1o11o'lld 11vc the
11-4 Dolphin the FC' Ea t crown
for the I lth t1mr in 16 yean
)
..
--
Bozer's com.eback
from losing leg
sinashing success
FNmAP~kMI
PALOS HEIGHTS. W. -BoxerCrt.11 m Bodnanowskl'5 comeback after ha'Vlq
lost pan of a lq 1n a motoreycle acc1d~t
could be another .. Roctcy" cp110de, S&)"S a
nng opponeDL
Fruicis Sargent iot knocked out an the second
round by Aodzianowski on SatUNU)' rughl.
"h's the first time I've cvct been knocked out," tht'
Peona faahttt said.
.. Maybe we're seemg a Rock} V." Sargent said.
retemng tO SylvestcT Stallone's SC1'1C$ of "Rocky"
mO\'ICS.
Bodzianowsk1 wuted little tame an putung Sa.rgen1
away in tbcU' crulScrweigbt fiaht.
Sargent landed two left Jibs, but BodzJanowskJ
countercd with • ri&ht cross under the right eye that
drove Sargent into the ropes. He followed that up with
two left hooks and the fight was over at l :05 of the
second round.
It was BodZlanowskl's first priu fight since the
·motorcycle aoodent 18 months ago, which cost ham has
rigb.Lfoot and part of bis right leg..
But Bodzianowski, who entered the ring with a
prosthesis fitted after the accident, never doubted he'd
be back in the ring.
"If I listened to all those who srud It couldn't be
done, I'd still be an a hospital bed or out dnnkJng,"
Bodzianowski said.
"They say I'm slow and I don't have much grace.
but I can put this fist in anyone's face."
His comeback, said Bodzianowslu, 1s JUSl bcgln-
ning. Hc·s already booked on some talk shows and there
is talk of a television movie about bis life.
Before the fight, Sargent had made 1t clear he:
wasn't going to case up on Bodzianowski. who as part
owner of a health club.
"I'm taking this as a regular fig.ht. because I have a
family and a job to look out for. lfthmgs were reversed .
he wouldn't have mercy on me."
Quote of the day
Pat WUUam1, general manager of the
Philadelphia 76ers, on the rail-thin Manutc Bol:
"He's so skinny has pajamas have only one
pinstripe."
Aatroa deal Mumphrey to Cuba
CHICAGO -The Chicago Cubs on •
Monday acquired I 0-ycar major league
veteran Jerry Mumphrey from the Hous-
ton Astros in a trade for outfielder Billy
Hatcher and a player to be named later, Cubs officials
said.
Mumphrey, 33, a switch-hitting outfielder. hit .277
in 130 games for Houston an 1985. w1th 2 5 doubles.
eight home runs and 61 RBI.
Hatcher, 26, hit .245 m 53 games with the Cubs an
his first extensive maJor league service, and .280 an 67
games with Iowa of the Class AAA Amencan
Associauon.
Mumphrcy, who plays all three outfield pos111ons
has a career battmgaverage of 287 with 52 homers and
490 RBI.
He came up to the majors wt th St. Louis to stay m
1976, and also has played W1th San Diego and the Ne.,..
York Yankees. He batted .307 and .300 with the
Y ankces in 198 t and his best seasons.
Philadelphia flrea Campbell
PHILADELPHlA Marion m
Campbell was fired as ~~ coach of the • II • Ptuladtlpha b&lcs Monday and 2~year·
old Dlvtd Shula. son of Miami Dolphin$
Coach Don Shula., cmeflCd as lhe maJOr candidate for
the job.
Campbdl was an hour and a half late for has weekly
news co~ncc when Eq)cs Genera.I Manaarr Harry
Gamble arrived and announced: "We have rc1eascd
Marion Ca~pbeU from the reroaio~r of his cootraet
with the Pbiladclpb.a Eaf!es. Associate Coach Fred
Bruney will serve as int.enm coach for the rest of the
season."
Campbell. 56, had two ycan rem am ma on his fi vc.
year contract. He had.moved up from defensive co-
ordinator when Diclt·V crmeil resigned after the 1982
season.
Under Campbell, the Eagles wcrcdl 7-29-1. The
club lost, 20-14, to Sao Diego on Sunday, assunna a
fourth stnuahl losmg season.
Gamble said C.ampbell was fir:ed because t~e
Eagles had not shown a year-to-year tmprovement m
the won-lost column.
Faust aays he's near declalon
SOUTH BEND -Former Notte
Dame footbaJI Coach Gerry Faust said
Monday he may accept a college football
coaching post later this week.
[iJ
"All of a sudden I'm wanted everywhere," said
Faust, who reslj.Ocd four days before Miami over-
whelmed the Irish, 58· 7. in the final game of Notre
Dame's disappointing 5-6 season.
Faust saad he may dCCtde by Thursday or Fnday.
"h's prettr, wb1ttlcddown at th as point. I may make
one more tnp, • be said.
Faust's mtcrvaews have mcluded discussions with
officials at Youngstown State in Ohio. Rice in Houston,
and Marshall in Huntington, W.Va.
"I've been impressed that at every school. the
president of the university has been involved" (in
talks), Faust said. "I think lhey're reall}' starting to take
a close look al wh o's hired."
Faust, 30-26-1 in five years at Notre Dame, was
replaced by Lou Holtz, who left tbe head coaching post
at Minnesota to join the Irish.
Whaler• rally to tie Montreal
MONTREAL-StcwartGavan'sshot ~
bounced off the skate of Monlteal de-'
fenscman Larry Robinson and into the net
to gJvc tbc Hartford Whalers a 4-4 National .
Hockey League tic with the Canadicns Monday nag.ht.
Gavin's goal w1th 5:45 left in the game capped a
Hartford comeback from a 4-1 third-period deficit and
allowed the Whalers to further tighten the Adams
Div1s1on race. Hartford, in last place. is only seven
points behind division-leading Quebec. The tic moved
Montreal mto a second-place tic with Boston, two
pomts behind Quebec.
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WARRIORS ADVANCE ... IRVINE •.•
From Bl
super deal," said Shannon. "There 1~
a 50-50 chance he will play an this
tournament If there as anv doubt.
we'll wall because the league 1s more
import.ant."
Norco $7, E1tucla ~O: Just as they
dad agamst Long Beach Jordan 1n the
Laguna Beach Tournament, the
Eagles ralJied from a large deficit 1n
the third quarter. only to come up
short against the Cougars at UC
Irvine.
Both team~ played a sloppy first
quarter, but at was the young Eagles
( 1-3) who found themselves down
12-5 when the quarter was over.
The Cougars (2-2) scored the first
seven points of the second quarter to
gam their biggest lead of the game
(19-5) two mmutcs into the quarter
and finashed the first half with a 26-18
lead.
Jn the third quarter the Eagles
appeared to come alive on defense
and on the boards behind the strong
play of Ron Brazell, Fem1c Trejo and
Kvle Mooney. takmg their first lead,
3 l-30. on a Jumper by Trejo wuh 3 25
left
The lead changed hand) four times
before the quarter was over. with the
Eagles taking control and a 38-36 lead
with a 7-2 run to close the quarter
They pushed the lead to four by
sconng the first basket of the final
quarter. but then their small lead, as
well as their only returning varsity
player. disappeared just over a
mmute later.
Craig Covey, the only Eagle to play vars~ty last year, fouled out with 6:41
left and JUSt 56 seconds later the
Cougars took the lead for good at
41-40.
Sull tra1ltng by only fi ve Wlth two
minutes to play. Trejo fouled out and
as he left. so dad the chance for an
Estancia win.
.. , don't know. maybe ll'sJUst lousy
coaching," said Estancia Coach Joe
Read. "We are 1nexpencnced. We
don't have the intensity or mental
toughness yet.
"My two big guys fouled out
because they were shuffling their feet
and not moving around well I've got
a good bunch of guys, but they're
young."
From Bl
lane. on the break and at the top of the
key. •
His free throw percentage Jumped
to 87 .8 percent through three games
(43 for 49) and his scoring average
jumped to 34.0.
He had 26 points at halftamc and
Brown said he switched to has
matchup zone in the second half to
help contain Pchchowski.
The rest of the Mesans, however,
could net just 6 of 21 from the field.
Fount.am Valley, meanwhile. used
supcnor balance with Todd Hanson
(22). Tim Johnson (I 7)and 6-7 junior
Kevin Waite (I 0) combining for 49
points.
"We cut down our fouhng and got
more aggressive defensively," added
Brown about his Barons' turnabout.
"We're r,oung, but we're making
pr<>greSS.
RU Ff ELL'S
UPHOLSTERY INC.
Fountain Valley jumped to an 8-0
lead, but Pelichowski proceeded to
score Mesa's first 14 points to pull the
Mustangs to within 16-1 4 early in the
second t>triod, and after a pair of
three-point plays, a bucket down the
lane and two more free throws by
Pelichowsk.1 for his 24th point, Costa Saddleback 73, Artesia 59: Despite Mesa had Fountain Valley down by a
takmg a 23-8 lead after one quarter. 26-21 count.
the Roadrunners needed a 22-pomt An 11 ·2 spurt at the outset of the
fourth to blow the game open at UC third quarter put Fountain YaJlcy m
Jn ane and advance to the second command at 45-34, and Mesa wasn't
round. They wtll meet North of heard from agam cxcc,et for keeping
Riverside ionag.ht at 6 at Irvine High. track of Pchchowsk1 s individual
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Irvine H , Sutl&JO U : With ~-5
Shawn Patchell sconnJJUSt one pomt
and playina sparinaJy because of
illness and Scott Tamura held out of
action because ofan ankle injury, the
Vaqueros were less than impressive,
but more than equal to the task.
"It was just sort of a weird
matchup," said Hcmng.
Santagao (20) and trvme (17)
combmed for 37 turnovers through
the first three quarters as the Va-
queros mainuuncd a dommatmg
42-32 advantage.
Make Hemna. a 6-4 JUn1or. led all
scorers W1th 27 pomts an a balanced
effort, sconng 6 in each of the first two
quarters, than 8 m the third and 7 1n
the final penod.
Santta.10'1 quickncu collided with
lmne's zone press and tame and
aaa•n two and three tumoven re-
sulted without a shot on aoal, but
lmne'5 depth and s1u eventually
wore the Cavaliers out.
Santiqo shoved mto a lead early 1n
the se<:<>nd period at I S-1 S, but
Irvine's prcu and a 14-poaot burst
provided by Hcmn~6), Matt Norton
(4), Jimmy Raye (2 and John Littler
(2) erased much do l.
"I'm findana out Tamura doa a lot
of Jood thinaa for us," said Hemna.
"Kc doc1n 't 1um the blll over for one
thina.··
h was the second maiaht pme
Tamura has mwed af\et avctqJOI
8 2 points a same throuah the ru'll
four ttans.
RAMS •.•
From Bl
don't thank there's any real nvalf)
n&ht now. 1thank1f~ started pla) 1111
them every year thett m11tn ht.
lhouah. rd like to sec it happen ...
Up to now the two clubs have met
only four t1mC$, with the Ra.sdm
boldina a 3-1 edge. The last ume the
two teams have squared off was 1982.
the Raiders' first year in Lo Ana.la
They handed the Ram$ a 37-31
defeat while rccordtng the NFL's fif"lt
ever SI million home leque pte.
somclhina else that Ram manaae·
men t probably wasn't thnllcd with
"Players don't have time to won;
about those ltmds of thmgs." said
Robinson. "They're too busy won;··
mg about playing."
And play they will. Robinson lakes
to discount the matchups that every-
one will be lookfoJ for. but here a.re a
few that wtU be featured:
•Rams guard Dcnms Harrah vs.
Raider defensive end Howie Long.
who earlier an tbe year said Harrah
had pins for legs.
•Rams running back Enc
9ickerson vs. Allen, who has a shot al
the rushing title this year with 1.636
yards already. Dickerson has l, l 36
after winmng the tjtlc last year with a
record 2,105.
•Tbe defensive: secondaries. The
Raiders have enjoyed a reputation as
the le'a4uc's finest over the last few
years wt th their Pro Bowl comerbacks
Lester Hayes and Mike Haynes. They
each have four interceptions thlS
season and the Raiders have a total of
17 with three returned for touch-
downs. But the Rams have a pair of
dandies themselves in LeRoy Irvin
and Gary Green, who have sax
1oterccptions and a touchdown
apiece. And the Rams have picked off
far more with their total of 2l! and
convened four into score!>.
_:'The Raidc~ arc still the same type
of team they wtrc when I was there."
said Robinso[).;-.
Coast Christmas
Classic preview
(at Estancia High School)
Du. H ·U,SO
TopPlayen:
Nickname: Pan1hcrs.
League: Moore.
Colors: Blue and White.
Coach: Ron Massey (4th year)
t 985 record: 12-12.
First round foe : C)pr'CS), 9 am.
Denard Wllson 6-2, scmor
Chns McMachael, ~3. senior
.Tyront Howard. ~3. senior
Troy Step~ns. 6-2. senior
Rack Bartholamcw. 6-2. Junior
Coacll'• bacltiroud:
Massey as a product of Los Angeles
Washington High, with has playmt ex-
perience at Bishop College in Dallas. Tbas
as his fourth team at Jordan and the
1984-85 team an all-senior unit, qualified
for the CIF pl~· offs for thc.fi~t tif"!'e in. 22
years. Althou it's a rebu1ld1ng snuauon
for the Pant ers, it's built around the
nucleus of last season's 1unior varsity,
which won the Moon: League cham-
pionship.
.r. ·!W 1
A look at the Panthers
-' '~• • I
Without a great dcaJ of height the Panthers have tu med mto what
Massey dcscnbes as a "five-guard offense," because of the absence of
6-6 Charles Muther, wbo suffered a broken ankle an footb~I and as
probably lost for the season. Jordan spl!t 1ts fi~t four games this sea~on
with Troy Ste~hcns and Denard Walson d1splaymg sharp outside
shootmg capabaliucs. Wilson was an all-tOUf!lament cbo1ce at ~i~na
Beach. Defensively the Panthers show a vanety <?f defenses, ut1hzang
their quickness to gel the: most fTom pressure tactics.
-ld"lliiji:------------------
Titans blast Seattle, 91-39
Fresno also breezes to win
behind Mitchell's hot hand
From AP dl1patcbea
Kevin Henderson scored 20 points and Richard
Monon added 16 Monday night as Cal St.ate Fullerton
romped to a 91-39 victory over Seattle University in a
non-conference college basketball game at Titan Gym.
The game was never in doubt as Fullerton, which
never trailed. opened a 26-151Cad in tlle first"T4 minutes
and extended that margin to 42-21 by halftime. The
Titans widened their lead throughout the final 20
minutes.
Forward Hcn~Turnerscorcd 10 pomtsand grabbed
eight rebounds while sophomore reserve guard Eugene
Jackson added 12 second-half points and contributed six
assists for the Titans, who improved their record to 7-3.
Forward Scott Harris scored 14 points to lead Seattle.
which fell to 1-7. Chris Simmons came off the bench to
add 11 points fo r the Chieftains.
Fullerton converted 44.of 75 shots from the field.
while Seattle was able to connect on just 14 of 41 shots in
the game.
In other college action:
Frea110 Sta~ 75, Maabto Siate 57 : In Fresno.
freshman guard Make Mitchell, at Mater Dea Htgh
product, scored 11 of his 14 points in the second half to
lead the Bulldogs to the easy win.
Five players scored in double figures for Fresno
State, which improved to 5-2. They included seniors Jos
Kuipers and Bnan Salone, who each added 13.
Fresno State widened its 31-26 half\ime lead to as
many 20 pomts in the second half.
Freshman guard Brian Koepnick led the team from
Man.ltato. Minn., with 14 points, and Tim Scharfenberg
added 10.
Mankato State fell to 3-6.
Nevada-Re.ao U, Sa.ata Clara '1: Senior guard Rob
Harden scored 25 points, with all 12 of has field goals from
the 20-foot range, to lead Nevada-Reno to the non-
conference victory over vJS1tmg Santa Clara.
Nevada-Reno, 2-6. scored 11 straight pomts to brt'Clk
a 2-2 tac early in the first half to grab the lead for good,
bu1ld1ng to a lead of 45-25 by the half.
Reserve ce nter Van Beard, playmg JUSt t 8 minutes.
broke a UNR school record for blocked shots w1th eight
The old record of seven was set by Edgar Jones an a 1979
game against Portland.
Nevada-Reno's Dwyane Randall added 20 point~
and a game-hag.h 14 rebounds.
Nevada-Reno shot 59 percent from the floor
compared to a cold 34 percent for Santa Clara.
Guard Steve Kemlvon scored 16 for Santa Oara.
2-6.
Prep football
players of week
·~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
BRUCE DUB018
Edi.on
The 5-9, 165-pound jUntor
defensive lineman applied con·
sastent pressure on a b1~er Long
Beach Poly offensive hne m the
Chargers' 14-14 CIF Btg F1 vl.'.
standoff.
•~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~----
HECTOR SANTA CRUZ
Saddle back
The 5-10, 145-pound Junior
intercepted to set up the tyang TD.
1hen blocked a punt and threw the
key block when it was turned an to
Wlnn1ng TD in a 34-28 title wan.
.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
MARINA, UNIVERSITY. • • UCI women fall
in Reno, 70-43 From Bl
Savanna closed a 4-0-pomt Viking
lead early in the fourth behind the
outside shooting of leading scorer
Mike Campbell, who ended with 16.
University 18, Ma,Polla 47: The
Trojans and Magnoha struggled of-
fensively for the entire first half
before the Trojans (2-2) bolted an the
third quarter, outscoring the Sen-
tinels, 19-8. to increase a six-point
halftime edge to 42-25.
Magnolia Coach Al Walin, in a
mild understatement. said: "We
didn't shoot very well." In fact the
Sentinels (2-4) hat JUSt 15 of their 60
attempts from the field (25 percent),
while netting only 17 of 37 free throw
attempts.
Un1ven1ty w15 whistled for 30
fouls an the gamc1 resulting in the hi&h
number of chanty attempts for the
visitors. "They were calling them
close at times ... said Trojan Coach
Steve Sco&Jin.
University was led by sophomore
guard Steve Stolzoff; who had l 5
points. Eric Olin had 14 and Tam
Warren added 12 for the winners.
"We were a little tight tonight and I
thank It was fairly obvious." said
Scogin of the Trojans' first home
game this year. "When we showed patience and
composure we were pretty good and
when we didn't we were tcmble.
Unfortunately a lot of the time
tonight we were pretty temble." said
Scogg.an.
Clippers coach
maybe fired
LOS ANGELES (AP) -Coach
Don Chancy of the Los Angeles
Clappers, whose team has lost games
by 40and 39 points in the last IOdays,
has been pven a week to tum things
around or he wtll be fired.
Officials for the National Basket-
ball Association team reached the
decision after mectina.s late Saturday
night and Sunday. The Clappers were
soundly beaten 114-92 by the
Phocmx Suns Saturday night.
"That (one week) timetable is not
etched in stone, but that's what we're
looking at," said Clippers General
Ma08Jer Carl Scheer. "What the
situauon is1 is this:
"Let's 11ve him a chance with
Derek (Smith) back in the hneup. We
aren'taoana to fire Don Chancy today
or tomorrow. We want to see how the
team plays W'lth Derek back.''
Cold-shootmg UC lrvme fell be-
hind by 15 points an the first half and
could never recover. dropping a
70-43 decision to host Nevada-Reno
Mondar night in a non-conference
womens basketball game.
The Anteaters managed to hit only
6 of20 from the field in the fir..t half m
falling behind. 36·2 l, at the half.
Meanwhile. Reno's Chns Starr
connected on 14 of 17 shots and
finished W'lth a game-high 30 points.
Sbc also had 10 rebounds for Reno.
which finished with a 46-36 edge an
that department.
For UCI (3-3). Valene Dehn had t 7
points and Natalie Crawford 11. UCI
opens play in its own tournament
Friday night at 6 agams(Utah State.
In a high school game:
E1tucla 4%, Sau y HJll1 It: Senior c~nter Leslie Self led the Eagles to
thcarfirst wan of the season aftcrthrcc
losses by sconng 14 points and
collectang 17 rebound~ in.the consola-
tion round of the Savanna Tour-
nament.
Nancy Hastings mttde two f rtt
throws an the last 30 second' to gJve
Estancia the mara.in of victory. Senior
Brenda Jaeger had eight rebounds to
go with her nine pomts.
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S 8 I 18 Llltler 4 0 ) t
l 0 1 6 Herr lno I l 1 J 77
l o 1 1 Moceri 3 o l 6 o o o o Rev• 1 3 I 7 O 7 I 7 Snodov O o 1 o
7 I 1 S Norton 1 0 I 4
Ooen o o O O
811entvne 1 I 1 3
Pe1enon 0 0 2 0
l(~an 0 0 0 0
Totals IS 11 11 41 TolalS 7S 6 17 S6
S.nt1aoo
Irvine
S<or-. tlv Ouan.n
10 10 11 ~4 1
ll 16 14 14--56
S.ddleMcll 11. Amw n
0rv1N T~rnatMl!tl
A"'"'9 I Stl Sadclebe dr I 711
Lau
Farmer
Murooc• Wkmura
MlllaJ'
01tt r Davi\
LM Totals
'91tllflll feltpf!IJ
6 07 17 Welton 17 6 l JO
1 4 11 AIOnlO 5 3 0 10
'2 '2 S HenMH> I 1 l l
2 4 6 Deel • 3 0 11
1 S 6 Oollln 4 • I 14
2 0 l M 8 ut .. r O 0 • O
1 0 3 Onllvt ros 1 I I S
1 0 0 ' B Buller 0 0 I 0
2• 11 17 St Totals 111 17 16 73
Score DV Ou•r19n Arte\1a 8 16 ?O IS-S~
Saoo111oeck 23 1 l 1 s n 11
Norco S7, Est1n<la so
(Irvine Toumementl
Norco 157 1 E5taf\de (SOI
tl)ltplfi) '91tl>!l'P
MtLeren 6 2 1 14 Moonev 6 ' • 16
Retoer I 1 1 4 Batt.er 1 0 0 7
Wel\on 6 O I 12 Plncknev 1 0 1 4
MtdiM 7 l ) 1 RuslCk 1 0 1 4
Cls,,eros O O 1 O Tiii I O I 1
Harlow S 10 l ?O 8•11111 6 3 IS
Covt'v 0 I 1
Tr110 l 0 S 6
Total\ ?O 17 ll S7 Total\ 71 I 13 SO
S<cwt bv OUen.<1
Norco 11 14 10 1 I-SI
E51ancla s 13 70 n-so
T acnn1ee1 E Slane .. 11tnc11
WoodbridOe '3, Ulll'INI H•' 43
(lrvlnt T~memenll
IAIUM Hlh IO I WMdbr1dee 10 )
.. ftpf!IJ fllflpf fll
Sllett I 0 I 1 Brvan 6 1 I 13
Keweoe I 0 1 2 Keele S ) ) I)
COllX.lrn l 0 0 6 Murpny 7 I O IS
Nel!lon 0 4 I 4 Sulllven S 0 0 10
Harov l 0 1 6 Yori! l 1 1 a
Moravtci. s 1 I 11 Verougo I O 1 2
Sllcllnev 7 o 1 4 AnoerM>n O O I O
Sllll 1 n 3 • Sono I O O 7 SllPIK 0 4 0 •
Total\ 17 t 10 43 Totals 28 a 6l
k ll"8 bV Quen.r\
Laoune Hiils 9 10 •• 11-.:J
Wooobrldoe 11 n 11 11~
~ri!Mt 7S, S.vann. 44
(lrvtne ToumemenO
Merlfte OS l Sen!Wle ( 441
C.r11oon
Gull<!
Maven Hll>Ol'I
Qu1M
Hvslllt
Sler1er
s."oe" Craft
Merlin
Mueller
Peollla
f91tpff1» .. ftpff1)
S 0 4 10 Cef"lobell 1 1 I 16
8 1 2 2l Vote 0 I ' I
I 6 I 11 Smlln S S I IS
4 0 0 9 Kol'I 1 0 J 4
1 1 1 4 Hunt I J 4 S 0 1 I 1 Nuve,, I I I 3
1 0 1 4 Kemple 0 O • O
I 0 1 1 Sulfal!O o O O O
0 0 I 0 MAIOelona 0 0 0 0
O O 4 o Tl'lmosn O O O o
0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 Totals lO 11 20 7S To1a1, 16 t7 16 44
S< ... t bV 0Ue"'9n
27 19 71 14--IS 16 14 ............
unNenltV '°· ~ ..... 47 (lrtlMT~I
Ma~ (47) ~ UOI
fllltpflp ........
4 S ) 1l SIOIJOll 6 J J U C1eck
Gott 4 4 1 11 Oun l 6 l 11
Lvons 1 4 4 I W•rrtn S 1 1 11
8anutl01 1 2 I • Gtauen l • l 10 Wiiiman I I 2 J Wln\IOW , 1 l s
Gregory I 0 I 2 V elll I 0 0 1
<iorrlen I O 2 1 Ferrell 0 0 4 O
Knvdl\Ot1 I 0 0 1 Alllor> 0 0 0
Ol uno O O l O Buumnl 0 0 O
Trtn 0 0 2 0 Grikw\111 0 0 0
8er11.,. o 1 I I Klskls 0 1 2
ROCl'ie 0 0 1 0
Tolets IS 17 21 47 Tolell 11 It 30 60
MtollOll•
Unlvtrsllv
ker'e bV 0Ue'1Wl
9 •• ~1
14 9 It 1--.0
TteMl<e" Warrtfl CUI
H"""'llNn ... di 4', SA Valev 41
(La Qvlltllll T llUnlllft'wtt)
SA V...., l•ll Hllftt ... di 1461
JamlS0<1
Wllll~
~OU
JoM\on
Al••rt >
Hou Ye" Qui,,,,
AC.O\la
Wllefl•
Toi•"
........ .. ......
t 0 S II P-S S 2 IS ~ I ) II J~ J • I 12 ,,,. MOOtrtv 42•10
I O 2 1 PerlMtu I J 0 S
1 0 0 1 VIII I 0 0 , I 0 I 2 Kto I 0 2 1
I 0 7 7 \l!Ow 0 0 I 0
0 0 I 0
0 0 I 0 It l It 41 Total\ 1\ 16 10 4'
s.c.r.-..~ ~nl• A,.. Vt fln 10 I 14 ,._.I
Hunllftllton IMd'I I 12 IS 11-..
T~l $Mlt AN! Va!W" co.cf\
'MllllOO llAVI
Oceen View 6', c.,.,.._ 41 l
(T~ef~)
~ vi.w (6fl c......,. 1411 """'... .. ....... frflllet
Hlltl>
l uli.t
0 0 0 \~fl! 0 0 ) 0
'""'PlO~ ) ? 4 6
'atu\ 0 0 0
Pan11 • • 7 Otet ,.r 6 I I
JOM\04\ l 7 0 t
::..,.,., • I J I
~•·ttorn o o ' O ,.,... • I I 11
Merril l I ')1M\
""fetr'\en•" " ' HOU111ley I " 1
Pa4hlller I 0 0 7
R°'hforo t o o 1 voormn 4 O l O
~II I•"'' • 0 •
Totals 21 13 14 69 To1e1s 10 I 19 41
~ l>v Oller1wt Octen View 15 20 70 1._.9
Compton 10 16 9 IJ-.41
COLLEGE WOMEN
Nev•da·Aeno 70, UC ll"V\ne 0
(Nen·C«llW-1
U<: Irvine IO I NnlOl·lt-1701
fvlt91 '11 f9flpfl'P HIOath1 I ) 0 s Hanel 6 0 ) 11
Otnn S I ~ 11 Bene\ S 0 4 10 Par~s 7 4 I 4 CamPH' t 0 I 1
Crawloro l S l I I auo11t1 7 0 0 •
Burk\ 0 7 1 1 Bec~ltv I 0 S 7
Tt rrv 7 O • 4 Sl\erilev I I 4 l
Denison 7 0 7 4
Mui• 1 I S )
Starr 14 1 1 lO
ro1e1s IJ 1 10 '3 Torell l3 • 1' 70
Ha1t11me Neveoe·Reno 36·11
HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS
Estanci. 42. Sunn'/ H•s 39
1$.eva!Wle T~ma~I
SUMV H•s ()ti Estand• (411
.. It of I'll f91tpf f1) Pow le>
Sttoman
Moul•on
Bares 8a11,
Simmons
Breoltv
• 4 • 12 Qec10 l O 1 6
0 0 1 0 Nuov 0 I • I I 0 I 1 Folev 1 2 I 6
7 1 1 6 Has11no• O 1 1 1
l 0 0 6 Mern I 0 O 1
207 S SeH 70Sl4
4 I I 9 Newrx..rn 0 0 I O
Jaeger 4 I 1 t
GOOdmen I 0 1 7
Total\ 16 11 3t Torell 18 6 16 47
Score tlv Ouerttn
Sunnv Hiii\ 1 11 ll 9-)9
E"ancie 9 10 10 13-47
lo' Ai.mltos
TUESDAY'S RESULTS
( l4 !ti 04 St·,,....,, QlleMen\orw "'"9lnO I
FIRST RACE. lSO faros
Ave Ooo TPO wero1 4 40
Mtr rt C.O R econo ( Leckev I
Natural Love IE Gerc1el
Time II 16
)00 280
990 680
1060
Also ran Merv Bell Brown T l "lentle
MoonlOOO Zleten Orteo. Cute 811r Traoemark
Scretc.neo Furer Tnan Liiv Azure
Homa Swing Al\O Sllifl, OuoH Amoue
won wev Wiien
U EXACT A '6·7> Pa10 ,._. 10
SICONO ltACE. lSO varo•
Pines Time <CarOOzel 4 IO
Hemm• Rove1 BU9 \Harmon1
One women Sllow IGllll
Time 17 97
J 70 180 s 10 )40
10 60
Also ren Mtlin• Catcher Lan•v Be
Oevllont. Ill Time To Flv, C11au10, Jov
Med Housewife M1,,n1e Zan1n1 Once For
Joe
Scrercneo E1ol'llv Tl'lree Conceot Ima
Donna Mo. Plan Tl'le Bturr
U EXACT.A IS-11 oe1d \Sl 10
THIRD RACE. lSO voros
C1au Five 1L1w1\I 140
Conflrml!d IHsrmonl
Mlnv Ofl'\elltv I Bero
T•me 17 99
160 2 40
310 l 00
380
AISO re,, tnsureo To Qu" S1,.for>1a
Co.SI ltalu A C'IPTl' E~I ~IS Blu\nl,,O Cn1ck
Scrarcneo 0 1r1,,g Oalh Tf'le G•eu
1~us1on
U IEXACTA 11 4 01110 l9 90
FOUtlTH RACE. SSO varo\
RtwlM (E Gt rc1el St 60 24 00 11 40
C"8De\5 e .11 ... Jel ((reegerl 1180 1010
Two Unoer Parr •Metrf•elOI 4 60
Time 77 lS
Al\O ren Go C.O Rev•ewe< 5,1
1tnor>agoldm1ne Amere!la Bar Pass N
Run PPG• St1n•1no Q en T·~•o P•ev
S<re1cneo Ovno Ooo S•• N S•A Tu On
Snet
FIFTH RACE. 870 •ard\ Lul Memento 1 E Gare •a 6 60 2 90 J 00
Mer11n• With A T ""\I CMa•l•e101 1 90 160
Mr Too T Ber 1Me1erl 610
Time 41 26
Al\o ran Ptunoer N Run Su~r Lame
Turn Oesn. Persona1 JeJ Silver NI
No \Crattr•••
U EXACT A 17 4) oa•d S73 20
SIXTH RA CE. 870 varO\
Sein I Or Sinner I H C. re 1 • 80 Luckv Pollcv IE Gerc1111
Hes In 1=110111 IPaullneJ
Time 4S 71
HO 160 a 60 ao
' 10
Also ran Sou"d N Fur v S1ea1 11 All
Hemoens Bio
No scratclles
U !EXACT.A 14 11 0110 \SOOO
SE VENTH RACE. s.so .c11ro•
~1c"o Sier fBrooo.sl 13 10
Coastal Roc~et Harmon>
Oa\n1no o.,., Dev Baro
Time 77 74
l60 240
)00 240
110
AISo ran Tnriu <>' V•c•o•• F 11 etn B·,.,
Gvmo Svoer Sor.ruer
Scre1c11eo Reoels Georoe
U EXACT.A 7·S Pao S1110
EIGHTH RACE. 400 varo\ A1eou1no (Ha•monl 1q 80
Ht mpens Je1 IL11co.ev 1
Cell II Cnarlsm• Hert
nma ?004
Al\O re,, SotCeo O•c.e Ber Sow Mercu•
F11cn1n Tiit Ce\/I Shllon Reo Sou111ern
Sul>ef'b No lCra1cnes
NINTH ltACE. 400 verO\ Hdlng Fr Hma (Oksn ,4 ?O
Ct1rls Sen1 (Leckevl
Ro10 Runner (Pauline Time 201'
140 1 ao
HO lOO soo
Also ren Srormv• Slreek1n vo1are Je1
K.lle Ke•e. Jet\ Natural Rt\k• Riot Sneoov
Senv Ber. On A Je•
S<re1cneo Cll•"o•• Min Two
Mtckles, Cneveto
U DAILY DOUBLE 18· I 1 oe10 s 14210 n IXACTA (1·81 Pe10 sS900
U PICK SIX (4 7·4·7·1-, t 0110 SSt100 10
17 wl11nlnv llcktl\ wltn 1rour llOf\ell
Carrvovtr 0001 st 194 t s
l l ~ICK NINE S or 6·S I
or T·• 1 4·1·1-1) Pelo '1 997 40 to on•
wlnnlrto 11c11e1 ( \eVeJ' nor'4ts Ce rr•over
POOi "° 6IJ 19 Allanoat\Ce l OJ2
MendaV'I traMactlon'
8ASl8ALL Am«1U" L .. _
BALTIMORE ORIOLES-S.nt Lt O
Her~no.r OUflle40ef' 10 '"• N•w Vor-
YanllHI lo 'oml)llll an Nrllar traoe CLEVE LAND INOIANS-Tr•oed lit<n
TllOmo\on ottclltr lo 1111 Mllwauktt
&rawer• for Scot1 Roti.rr,. 1>1tc,.,... As
s111,,eo Rooer l\ 10 M411ne of 111t 1n11r.,e11on11
LHOU8
MILWAUJ<EE BREWERS-.Au1on•ti
llUCl'I Tllomi>MH>. ollcller 10 Vencouvt r 01
tile Pectttc Coest Lteove
TEXAS RANGE RS-Announceo 11111
Olclllt ~. ollcller ano EMls Vale<lllne
oulf~. wlM tlt(ome "'" eqenll ft!~
live Frloev
... ..._. LM9W
HOUSTON ASTROS-Traoeo Jtr••
Mumtlflrt v ou1flel0tf 10 f,,. Chicago C ucn
lor 8 111Y HtlCl'ltf oulf,.ldtf •1111 t oi.vtf 10
DI llel'l"ltO .. ,., ,oon•u. ........ , ..... L.-wt
SAN FltAHCISCO MllU-~ecl E•n
(-lll)fll IN! Oii ifliVtecl few<Ve h
•IOMCJ JOM Hiii c.tl'-<
MOatlY
Md9MIM.ml'f l.NWt 8UFF .t.LO SAIRF S-S.1\1 O•r•"
Pl-. ~"9ftCN!t 10 "~'.. of "" A"*'IC~ Hoelln L-RK•"90 P Garoi. c.<!ttf end JecOUft Ctouhtr
-'1~ from ROO!ftt•
NEW VOttll ISLAHOEfts-ttecallfel 0.•IO Ot4uct. cMf!tn_.._. from s.r .....
Ii.id ol tl'le .A,...nan HOC:U~ LffeUI
..
Orange Coaat DAILY PILOT!Tu .. dly, December 17 1986 * BS
Teanl• clinic •t Lladborf RC
'rrcc Lenn•• chn1c for adult\ andJunm" v.1111
all Jcvcb of 1b1ltty will be held Wcdne\da\ a11h<'
L1ndbora Racque1 c lub 181 fl~ f 111th.ird 1n
llununato n Beath
The chn1c cO--•l)(>n\ored b\ 1hr t \ f'ru·
ltu1onal T tnn1s 4-SS()(.1a110n ind f'n ll\.c will
include a team of instructor\ led b) Man~
Ocvltn 1op-rankcd nat1onall) 1n the 4 5 ~c.tr\
and over ca1eao1J
Two adult scss1om will be' held irom " 30 11
.i m and fl. 7 pm ""h a Junmr' \C'\\111n trum
) )CJ-~ 30 p 111 4-t.ld111onal IM!rUUl<Jll .... 11 he
provided for coach1n¥ pro' 1nten·\lct.I rn """"
teaching mc1h<Xh
.\ rad.tr "un will measure the spt-rd 11!
pan1c1p1m)· serve) .tnd rctum~ A.lso pn u\ v.111
be awarded 10 those dt'mo nstra11ng ncmpl.sl\ ~1..tlls 1n J1ffcrcnt fac-cts of the g;imc:
Re.alatlon 6.t. l Ok run• .et
The Rc\Olu11o n Run v.11h )~ I' 11. anl.l '1Jll·
marachon ralcs v.111 ht-held 'la1urda• ldn I 1
bcg1nning a1 8 am a11he Lo\ ( .shJllc-ro\ 'lpnrl'
Village 17l "l °""v.ho r>t' '11 rrc:1 l-1>un1.i1n \JI
le\ 0
The r.KC' v.111 he run .ilong thr \.in!J \n.1 k 1\rr
1 rail fro m I O\<. ·aballt:ro~ w,Hunt1ng11111 lk .. , h
.snd bac k .. s 15 rcgmra11on rec 1ndudr\ a foil\' l \htn
brunch and award~ for age:' group "'tnrtn \ The
brunch will hcg.n at 9 a .m and the av.:ir'h
cercmon)' will begin at I pm pretecd.-d h\ J
Health and F11ness Fair 1n the l.m ( aballrr"'
Fllnl"ss Center
Rcg1stra11on will bl" olTcreJ heginn1ng J I •
am on race da\
Fo r informauo n and cncr. lorm, r>h• Ol'
546-8560, or v.nte the Rcsolu11on Run 1 .. ·~·
~cwhope ~treet Fountain Valle' 'l:!'O>I
Slo-pltcb 90ftlMIJ tourney
Regis1ra11o n rs under v.a~ lo r 1fir Ht1ltl1.1 .
"'1en'\ [).. \.nv1ce \lo-p11ch softball 10umam.-n1
Dec ll!-~9 .it Avalon Park 1n Ruh1dnu'
.\team entry fee of SI 31J must be \uhm1111·d 111
1hc Masters r oumamenl C tub I r.,\\ I '1h "\t
l 'pland. 91'78t.> Fo r mo re 1nlllrma11on ph11ni:
'181·I000 after 5 p m
'ut Actlon buketlMIJ
The OranJC' < o u nl\ fa1)I -\Clwn {>,J.J •nd o l
bukr1hall lc"1un •rC' •u C'p11na l't'l."lraL1on\ 101
tht spnna ~111on
The "'lrwpon.( o\w 'vtt"U Lague 1ull bu
open1n&1 for indn 1du•h and lea~ All pmo
».rt" pla>td at the-Ntwpo n < hnman HJ&fl nm
4-t 1hc rnndu5111n of 1hr \Cason all tM top
!cams from the \ ll(IOU\ F lhl \C'llOn IC'llluct UI
On1nae ( '"'"" will be' n11111..hcd in 'pec1al
i.:uunt} pU.)'ofh and <ill-~uar com~uuon
The dc&dltnc to rt'.J!Stcr for 1hc spnnf sca~n 11
Jan S fnr mort' inform:uwn phone 11 -245~
Spam, Vacadoa, R V •bo•
lht ll\I .snnu.il A.n .s hc1m 'lpon\ \.i\J \1on
.snd R \. \hi•"' h:alurrng uuld uor r('1.r('.lt1un
cqu1pmcn1.ind1r.i,c-l 1nlormd111rn v.111 be hc:"lt.1
I.in 4 I .ii !he-\na hnm ( un,c:"nllon { c:nte t
Iii-I \I. (\I l\..ilcll.i
'lho"' huur\ iilt '-dlurdch\ nuon-111 pm
-.unda'S nuHn·' p rr .md '1.lunda' 1hrougkl r ndJI\ ~ p m
\dml\\llln lor .sdulh ' \4 ,., .ind s ~ j(lf
htldrcn .lgn" I' < hlldren 1rndrr "' olrc •rec-
h.ir inl11rm.i1111n phone ""<;-t> II~
Welterweight !Jgbt tonigbt
The \1r11h\ v.cltc:,.,.c:1gh1 1 hamp111n\h1p
wonh \)fl.IU I In the wrnnc-r will pll 'vtannrnf
(1Jllm11a, .iga1n,1 D 111 'I ht· HJmmcr' < oli1mi:
1n d I ~-round tnumdmt'l'I fin.ii huul 111n1g.ht J I
J I !he 1-o rum •n l ngll'v.11od
< 1Jllttv.J' , ... )I. I "' < • 1lumhu' '1~111 "
rJ nt..rd '" 1 h\ thr t nt1t.'t.I "\\.ill'' Bo \101! "'"'>l IJllllO r hr ()h1n ... c-1trr.i.C'1~1 \ ham p 111n
< dlin"'J' "01l1'.n.snwt.l 0'lhl' 'r>'"lc:r hc1...iu...-hl
ha \ be.iten c-H·r. undc.-IC'Jlcd h.illl'ngl'r ht· ha\
I.sl ed He dc.1\.tuOC't.I JC'rumc 11.annc' 111 .id,J r\ll.
to the fin.sh < •1lome ~I : I\ the 1hrt't'-11mc-'r"' ~or~
"\tJ IC' (111ldcr. 1 tl1l\C\ lh.impton He 1' •.snt..cd
,., 11 h\ th1 \.1.l:!f flni,ln.ilh trom thr
D"rn1ntlan Rl'puh111 I oliomc-nov. I\ C'> 1n I"'
.\ngc:lc\ .int.I 1\ m .in .sgc:d !I\ J1mm> "1110111\.1 ll:-
dt>u\111ncd ( >t-rnd. Ii U'J llJl•t• 11.t•ll\ IU o1J
'J ncc IO the 1indl\
\l\u fin lhc a rd "'Ill ht-1 m1<ldkv.e1@.lll
">Cm1hn.il hou1 hc1"'n·1 I 1nJdl H •Imes ::'l-1 ''
£.>ctrotl and Jd\ I. P .. d1" I '\-'J •' 1-'t.'nngr .. ,c c .11
H 11lm t•\ ' rant.rd '" I J h' 1hr V. H( Pad1d ,.
rankt-d ''' :: in C a ltlum1.i
Four prelimrn.ir. tight\ 1n• ludtn~ d m1ddl~
v.C'1gh1 ehn1111J1111n tlgh1 "'Ill 1:!11.sn \lullr•
I ii-I I 1hr Ctu\Jna l h.imp11n !Jung f ran ~
"1tnltlll 1~.1
NFL playoff picture still muddled
From AP dis pa l cbes
Tht' ( le' eland Bro" n .. l an .i-.-.url'
1hemseh e!> a spo1 1n ;\a11onal F ool·
hall League ht\tO~ ne\I unda' II
tht"\ lo se to the ~c" Y o r i.. kts. 1hn "iii ha\.e 1he 1.\-0rst full-season record
of an\ ~Fl. pla~offteam ever
\nd 111he Bro .... ns don·1 <lo 11 tht'
C 1nc inna11 Bengal<o will
The Brn"-nS all hut v.o n lhl· .\FC
< c ntral \unda\ \.\hl'n rhn hc:ar thl·
H 11u,t1>n 0 1kr\ 2!1 ·21 111 1 m pnn l'
I hl'lr rct 11r<l Ill II·., J nd IJ l..l' 'Ok
rm<ol''''"" 111 lir'' rldll' 1n lht· .\H
( t'nlral •
Tht' o n h "a' thl'\ l Jn lu\t' thl'
di\ l\IOn lllk -and rlll~'> the pla\l)IT<;
-1:. 1flhl'\ llhl' It.> rhc kts on the road \unda~. thl' P11t'ohurgh 'ilcl•lcrs UP'>l't
the ;-.:cw 'I n rk (11an1s al CJtanl\
'i1ad1urn \a1urda\ and rhc ( inc 1nna11
Bengals up\et thl' \.e" England
Patriot\ al hnhoro \1J\'> nn \un·
da\ Thai "o uld lrealt' a 1hrcc-""a' 11e
al M·M and 8'' t" the Bengals 1ht'
d1' 1S1on lltk -and the d1st1nc t1on o t
being the '°'llr'>I J')IJ\llfT team
hc:t·au~e tht•\ ha"l' th\· ~<ot retnrd 1n
head-10-hca<l tompe111111n J mong th l'
three
<herall \unda'' t11mp..·t11111n
\.\l'OI .i long \.\J\ tn ".1rd l·la n l\ 1ng tht'
pla~ofl pic ture
In the 'f< all three di\ 1c;1o n 1111t•,
are -wrapix·<l up D.illa' d1n1..h•·d tht·
East v.rth a ~X-~ I 'll ltH'\ \unda' 1l\.l'r
the 'e" 'I-llrk < 11Jnl\ t.ht' Ram-."""
the ~est h\ bl·aung the \t Lout\
C ardinal!). 4~-14 and Chtt Jgu n.i1it'd
do"n the< entral a m o nth .igt•
"1orc·o' t'r. 1hrt'l' 4-h 1carn<o -thl•
(11an1s. ~ a\htngton Rc1.hl..in' Jnd
"Ian Frann<,co 4'1cr' .If\' kll t11 mrx·t·
1n g tor thc tv.o NH "' .• rd hath'
The C11an1' v.111 rn .. it ti 1hn l'x>jl
P1mhurgh ar homt· o n \a1unJJ~ 1H 11
McEnroe
is handed
suspension
'E~ 'I ORI\. I .\Pl John
~It l nrol". rnnkc-d 'lo 2 1n the v.orld. '"a' g1,cn a .,,, ..... C'ck \USpt"n\10 n
\londa\ the ~kn\ I ntema11u nal
Protes<1ion.il 1 enn" ( ount ti .rn
nllunn·d
\ll Lnn1c·, '>U'o~'n'lton. "htl h
heflan 1mrncdiatch rC'\Ulled "hen hr
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c~ded the l1m1t dunng the u)tr..ahan
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trator. on M onJ3, that he will not
apixal the fine\ a ~~\('d 11 tht"
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If Mcf nr0t d<X nt>I pla' m am
tournament or event for the ne't ~I
dft)'1. h1 uipen\100 would be nah.ed.
thu~ allow1na tum to p;art1c1pate 1n a
~hC'dukd toumamC'nt m .i\11.inta and
thc SS00.000 Nah1~0 Ma'llr~ Jan
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FUNKY W1NKERBEAN
LES HO<>J WOULD '-<.>U i.. , ,_, E: A ~pPQ~11N0 k (Ji.,.f_ '~ 1HE..
~ CHRtSf/'MS PAGtAN1" .-'
THE
FAMILY
CIRCUS
"Don't be afraid if Barf y anct Sam
bark . They won't bite."
by Tom Batluk DOONESBURY
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"Coconut, my eye. It's a bowling ball."
SOME~ ~I~ 5nff L,COI<~ L.IKE IT'~ 9Ea.J
MERE FO~ WEEK~
PEANUTS
Tl-lAT WAS ~ HARD
TEST . HOW'D 'f'OU
EVER GET AN ''A" ?
BLOOM COUNTY
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by Garry Trudeau
MARMADUKE by Brad Anderson DENNIS THE MENACE
JEM J(fKl(,Pff'OOOO
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~HIM THE: //JfJlf1
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If 'IOV GM' Ill' -NO PllJ()t.l{f; /
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"Your microwave oven wasn 't stolen.
Mom ... Marmaduke 1s using it to
defrost his bones!"
DRABBLE
GARFIELD
I'M HOU?E.CL£AN ING TODAY. GAR~IELO. COO TM ROW OlJT AL L
l,IQLJR U'!>ELE~5 STOFF, OKAY ?
MOON MULLINS
JUDGE PARKER
by Hank Ketcham
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' l'LL TAKE WHATEVER ~ f.lAVE f N STOCK .''
by Kevin Fagan
by Jim Davis
WELL,l
MAP A
CoLJNTeR-
HUNCH,
~T BY· IHEN IT
WJ;.<; TOO
L.,ATe
by Harold Le Doux
~FA~JWHl~HERE T HE"S IN THE LIBRARY 0UT
IS M.., HUSBAN D HE SAID HE 0 10 l'olOT VlllSH TO
.JUL. I>:> --.-JI BE 0t9TURBe0 THAT HE HAD -~ I I J SOME BUSINESS CALL.$ TO
<?, MAKE• WHEN HE'S ~INtSHED
I LL TELL H IM vou·RE ~· :-, .. ~¥j
II 11
FOK BETTER OR FOR WORSE
TUMBLEWEEDS
ROSE IS ROSE
BRIDGE
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dealc;
WET
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• KQJ 65432
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North t:a1t South WHt
Pa11 l 0 4 + Pa11
Pan PHI
Opl·ning lead Jo'i ve or IJ.
t°Or a Jong • ~ pt'Oplt> hi\ Vt• been
playing rontrart bridgf', ;tn argu
mt>nt ha°' raged about wh1rh 1~
'uprr1or the Lrong nn trump
plA,)'ed by Amf•rir11n<1 and many
others, or th1• weak no trump
popular 1n Britain and ot ht'r Euro
pun rountrie' Not h1ng we writt "
hk .. ly to r hangl' any op1n1nn1,
Those who favor lh(" weak no
trump point 111 it'I frt-qut'nry of U'lf'
by Tom K. Ryan
by Pat Brady
HOW STRONG A NO TRUMP?
and preemptive eHecl. Its oppon
ents ma1nta1n that you sometimes
miss superior major 'lu1t rontrart 'I
and might not ha ve Lhe advantage
of a lead-directing opening bid . A
hand from the Venice Cup, lht'
world women's rhamp1onsh1p,
OMAR Ot
• SHARIFF ~ -•
played two months ago in Sao
l'aulo, Brazil. lend<i <'redenrt to tht>
lalln theory.
fn two of the maL<'h!"s, East opf'n
t'd a wtak no trump. On lead again'lt
fnur spades, both W t•sts opted for n
heart lead. 11nd the df'dartr:!>
roa<ilt>d homr S1nre they could U'lt'
thP ft('t' of dUb'I for ft red !!Ult
d1\rud. they lo"lt only thr are of
t rump' and two t r1ck'! 1n htart'I and
diamonds combined
At the two tableci wht>rP ~:a~t
opt'nrd one diamond, tht rontrnct
wa!I defeated We'lt ltd a low die
mond and F.ut '41 J&Ck won Thf' 'lull
wu rtturned to Wesl's king. and a
third round (orrtd df'darrr to ruff
When East won a trump leed
with Lhe at'e. they returned their tt
ma1n1ng diamond. Whether deda""r
opted Lo ruff high or low, West's ten
or spades was promoted to the M1
tang Lr1ck.
Wnhout w1sh1ng to take sades i\i
CHARLES
GOREN
Lhf' argument. one fa<'l did slr1kt u•
Thi• I wo teams who wrrt' not using
l ht• weak no trump were. at th~t
poant, lt>ading 1n the qualtfyink
rounds of thf' ch1mp1onsh1p.
for leformallo• about Chari••
GorH'• new Hw1letter for bricl ...
play'"'· wrt~ Cof'fle Bridie Lett.t.
P.O. 801 4426, OrlHdo, f'ta .
32802-442e.
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Orange Cout DAIL y PILOT /Tueeday. Oeoember 17, 1"5 •
COMPLETE NYSE COMPOSITE TRANSACTIONS, 87
Fluo r's net loss: $633 million
SEARS DUBOIS 81NOTTO
Brokerage, hotel
tell promotions
Nuby H. Seara has been named an in vestment marketing
specialist with the Newpon Beach office of Grubb & Ellls
Commercial Brokerage Services to work exclu!>ively on 1nve<;tmen1 pro~ny sales 1n Orange County Sears 1s a former in ve~tment 'iale'>
associate with Marcus & Mllllcbap of Orange County. ••• Dulel Dubois has been prnmoted to manager of accounting for
the lrvlne Consulting Group, Inc., a soil engmeering and eng1neenng
technolog}' firm. Dubois recently Joined the Irvine-based firm a\
senior staff accountant • • • Maurizio Blnotto ha!> been appointed executive chef at The
Weatln South Coast Plaza in C osta Mesa. B1nono has be..-n "11h
Westin Hotels for more than I 0 years. most recent!:,. as execut1"e chef
of The Westin Bonaventure in Los Angeles. • • • Gene Wright has been named marketing manager for Tbe Irvine
WRIGHT OUELLETTE CARLISLE
Co.'s commercial office d1v1s1on in Newpon Beach. The \orona del
Mar resident ts a former account sui>t:n 1sor with Cochrane Chase.
Livingston adven1sing and public relations agenn in Ne" pon
Beach · • • • Denis Ouellette has been named vice president and ~uthern
Caltfom1a regional manager hcadquartered-rn Newport Beach for
Norris, Beus &c Simpson commercial and industnal real estate firm .
The Manhattan Beach resident, who plants to relocate in Newport.
belongs to the Irvine and Newport Beach chambers of commerCl'. • • • Desiree Carlisle of Huntington Beach has completed a two-week
course at the wlstem corporate headquarters of the Metropolitan Llfe
ud Affiliated Companies 1n San Francisco. The program qualifies
her to sell and service life. health. automobile. homeowners and
annu11:r coverases as well as estate planning. She will work out of
Metropolitan l ife's South Coast Plaza Vi llage office in ( osta Mesa • • • Jim E. Maniscalco has been promoted to director ol opcra11om
for The Carma-Sa11dllng Group of Ir" 1ne. Maniscalco JOtned the:
development firm as prOJCCt supenntendent on the master-planned
community of Niguel Ranch Hehn ngs over a decade ofconstruc11on
industry experience to hi s new post. including a stin t as owner of J.M.
Fluor Corp of lt'\11ne ha~ con-consistent wnh today's chan$cd bus1-
firmed a net loss for 1985 of S633 ness ch mate." Fluor's actaonll in-
m1llion, or $8 0 I a share. on re' enues elude.
of $4.2 billion. as estimated in the •Sale of real estate asi.ets to real11e
company'<. Oct 18 announcement. appreciated values;
Results include significant asset •Sale of oil and gas, a bu~1ne\\
wntedowns and the costs of restruc-activity which does not fit the
tunng its two rnre businesses to set company's long-term <.trategy
the stage for a return to profitabthty in •Wnte down to current market
1986 values of assets which are 1n the
Net earnings for 1984 -reponed process of being sold.
Dec. 11 -were SI m1lhon. or I cent a •Ehmmatton of good ~•II as-
share. on revenues of $4.3 billion. soc1ated with the com pan)'·., lead
According 10 David S. Tappan Jr . operation, and
chairman and chief executive officer. , "Substantial reduction of long-
" Fluor met the objec ti ves set fortti a term debt which in volved prepa)-
year ago to restructure the company "ment costs.
I he combined net 1.ha'le to 1985
operations of th~ actions totaJ
approximately $400 mtlhon.
Tappan sa 1d "A prolonged coal
stnke and reorgan1zat1on eJ1.pcnses -
including costs of \C\erance pa)' for
earl> retirement\ -adverse!) af-
fected operations throughout the
)ear These one-time charges accen-
tuated the operating los~s reported
1n Fluor's tv.o core busin~s~s. cngJ-
neenng and construction a\ld natural
resources management "
Eng1neenngand conr,1ruct1on oper-
a11ons were alw negat1.,,el) affected
b} lov. margins and continuing ind us-
t r. wide compctltl\.C pressur~<;. New
Will Yuppies flip over
coin dealer's cuisine?
By JIM HATHCOCK
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Restaurateurs come from many
'1beckgrounds these days. It seems
every 11me you turn around, some
, star 1s branching out into making
gourmet burgers someplace in
Southern Cahfom1a.
Steven Con1urs1 is not a star -at
kast not 1n the entertainment indus-
try. He 1s a rare coin dealer by
profession and presldent of M1ller-
Conturs1, Inc .. a rare coin wholesale
firm 1n NewpQ,n Beach.
Con1urs1 onginally intended to
become a college physics professor
and holds a degree in physics from
Lehman College at the Un1vers1ty of
New York where he began collccung
coins and managed to bu} books and
pa} 1u111on Wlth the profits he made
when he told them.
The coin industry increasingly
lured him and he eventually left
graduate school in Minnesota to work
full-time 1n a coin shop. Conturs1
bought the shop when the owner
decided to sell in 197 5 and ran the
business for 2 1/2 years before Joining
the Northwes\ Temtories Gold and
Silver Exchan3 .... one of the nation's
biggest wholesale coin dealers
B)' 1982. Con1urs1 had opened
M11ler-Conturs1. Inc with partner
Wayne Miller The) both decided
Southern Califomta's climate was
more to their liking and moved their
operation to Newport Beach.
But that still doesn't explain wh y a
Minnesota coin dealer is entenng the
restaurant business with Vint.ages at
the Cannery Village
Whtie tra veling for his coin busi-
ness. Conturs1 became a connoisseur
offine wines and food He decided 10
open a restaurant 10 cater to the
expandi ng group of professionals
v.ho are ns1ng 1n the busi ness com-
MONEY SENSE
muntt} and developing a palate tor
good food and wine.
V1nuiges offers different inter-
nauonal specials each da) C het
Robeno Sama}a constant!) changes
the menu and gives equal attention to
excellent taste and auracuve preo;en -
tation. said Conturs1.
Howe.,. er. he added that food 1\ '>1111
the main draw -espec1all) 'en1son
pheasant and fish dishes Pasta dishes
also retain populant' "''th 1hc
cltentele c:spcualh \ 1n1agt>\ blat k
ltngu1nl'
ln!>tdc: \. 1nta,1tes. J hl.h k-la1quert·d
har "'1th matching t hair\ pm ... ides a
pleasing accent to an uH•rall d1n1ng-
room color ~heme of gre}. pink and
burgund} The an-deco look is ~arm
and pro' ides a rela"ng atmosphere
in "hach to enJO} the food and more
than 40<J labeh of v.me v.h1ch
Con1urs1 per~nalh ~lens
Vintages' general manager Lester
Kunth1ro has "'Orked 1n some of
Orange Coun1~ 's finest restaurants.
said Contur<,1 He understands the
character l Ustomers e.s.pect in a
restaurant
Though ha~ preference 1n collec-
ttble coins ts stncth .\mencan. silver
dollars and 'anous" denominations of
gold coins. Contur-51 1s partial to the
French when 11 comes to wine
"California 1s still centune<i behind
France m v.1oemakrng," said Con-
1urs1 ".\s people de,elop a taste for
fine v.1nes the' pa ~ more a1tent1on 10
the smell and color v.h1ch d1st1ngu1sh
fine wrnes from table "anet1es ··
But Con1urs1 has no 1nten11on of
stra} mg from the business that has
brought him success and he con11nues
v.holesaltng coins tu dealers across
the L'nned States
His ad' ace to nev.comers 10 coin
collecung 1s 10 find a kn owledgeable
and reputable dealer "'ho can teach
1hem to look fo r the fine-quaht}
details in a rnin'r, grade sulh as the
number of marks made on 1t v.h1le in
nrru1anun He said some ot t~ ~
quaht} sil,erdollarsare l!P9. '80 and
'81 coin!> minted an an Franct!>CO.
For sume reason. the' dtdn '1 circulate
as much as others · and are better
preserved.
C onturc.1'\ w nccpt !or \ 1ntage<.
\\J!> !>O unique that three ol ht'>
l'>'><>c1a1es at "11lkr-( ontur'>t In ..
.:ind ht<. attorne' Tun' Ro'>~I 101nc.-d
"'•th him 1n hl\0tn,c<itmc.-n1
<.. onturs1 II\ t'' 1n 'c"' p.>n lk.-J\ h
"'llh his son and dJughtl'r
orders for the year were $4.S bllliOn,
\lightly above the pnor year. BaclcJot
reached $5.1 btlhon, 21 percent ahead
of 1984 levels. 1 In natural resources, the per-
formance of the domestic rneuaJs
group was down from 1984 due to
lower pnces for most commodJtJC$
sold b} the compan} lnternatJonal
minerals operations were less profit-
able because of lower producuon and
pnccs Fluofs 5~perccnt-owncd
>\ T Masse)' ( oal Co incurred a loss
rnmpared wtth a profit a year ago
for the founh quarter 1985. Fluor
had a net loss of S570 m1lho1"1'1 or
$7 20 a ~hare
Koreans
to assist
U.S. Steel
PITISBlJRGH (APl
t r S Steel Corp announced
Monda) 11 will form a JOtnt
venture with the Pohang Iron
and ~teel ( o Ltd of South
Korea 10 o" n operate and
modernize L S tecl's plant in
Pmsburg. ( altf
L nder the agreement. there
""'" be a "s1gmfican1 reduc-
tion" in operauons at a U tah
mill. the steelmaker said.
The San Francisco-area mill
wtll market "high quality steel
and tin productions through-
out the western t..:n 1ted
States ... the companies wd
The (Ompanies said the
Joint "enture "'Ill 1nve~ more
than S30fJ m1lhon dufing the
ne:\t lour \Cars 10 modermze
and C\pand the m1Irs o per-
auons ror produc.ing cold-
rolled \heet<i gah an1zed
sheets 11nplate and 11n-free
steel
The mill no" employs about
I J(.J<1 "orker'> and the com-
panies said 1he JOint "enturc is
··expelled 10 assure e,1t1sung
emplcl\ ment '"'ell into the
nc \t centuf'
T he airee men t a lso
pro' ides tor L ~ teel to
supph hot-rolled steel cot ls tor
finishing b~ the JOtnt 'enture
mill from L S teers Gene' a
plant near PrO\ o l 'tah .. a.,
required unttl almost l 'N <J ··
<\fter President Reagan·,
ucel trade program expire~ 1n
October l 989. the ~uth
Korean 1.ompam "111 he(oml'
"the pnman <.uppher ul h1gh -
quali1' 1.d\l ~teel .. 011'> for
fin1~h1 ng a1 thl' < ahl 'm a
p1an1 thl· u1mpan "41J
How to outguess t a x overhaul
LANG CHAMB ERLIN MANISCALCO
Building Systems, !.JX'C1ah11ng 1n building and remodeling l'U<;tum
homes • • • Sherri J . C•amberlln has Joined the staff at Monarch Beal·h as
sales represent.alt\C for The Estates and The Villas at the Laguna
Niguel developnent. being bu th b) the Steln-Brld Group. • • •
Wiiiiam D. Lang has Ileen appointed prcsadl•nt Jnd t'h1cl
CM'Cut1'e of Tkor Realty Tax Services in Los .\ngl'lc'> lk "a'
formnl) partner in charge nf management consulting 'il'r' ll'l'' fm
Coopers & Lybrand of Newport Beach • • •
fruk Conaway has been appointcd senior account supervisor
and Trials Cannady has JOtned Newport Beach-based Marke&lng
Directions as client services assistant. Conawa> bnngs 15 )Cars of
marketing planning and management expenence to has new post.
including a pos1t1on as senior account supervisor for Lord. ulllvan &
Yoder 1n Ohio. In her new post. Ca nnady works with medical and
account management groups providing market and media research
~upport.
Deduction planning
s h-ould not ignore
pending legislation
Ed11or's nore. This 1s the second ut
two columns on ra" rips > ou should
consider no~
A.lthough 11 is unhkel) President
Reagan's plan for sv.eepang ta' re-
form will pass Congress intact, man}
of his proposals could be enacted.
This uncertatnt} over reform
makes year-end ta' planmng es-
pecial!) difficult Most cwerts agree.
howe ... er. that although planning
shouldn't revohe around propo..cJ
leg1slat1on. neither ~hould that lcg1'>-
lat1on be ignored.
With that 1n mind. har arc soml'
suggesuons for cutting )Our 1985 ta'
bill. Keep in mind too. that ever)-
one's financial s11ua11on 1s different
StrategJes appropnate for one person
may be enttrely off-base for another
o be sure to consult )Our tax ad "1ser
to sec what 1s nght for you.
•Postpone income/accelerate de-
ductions· The bas1r idea behind the
president's tax reform proposal 1s
lowering tax rates, Since your income
would be taxed at a lower rate next
Mov
RUDIE "
~car. the 1rad1t1onal 'ear~nd LJt 11, ,,,
shifting income into the nl'\I H'.tr
v.ould be e'\pectalh helptul 111 '"u
nO\l
Ehmina11ng or rt>ducin~ th,• \J IUl'
of mam current dt'dUl tllln' .ind
1.rcJ11s 1•i the other m:lJ11r J'>rx·1.1 111 thl'
proposed O\ erhaul ~o n11" m.i ' ht•
the.-hest time tu ta kl· ath .1nlal(l' 111' .1n'
Jeduc11ons and 1.·rec-dtl'> 111 "htlh
vou're en111led
•Make chantabk 1.ontnbut111n\
incc all d1·durt1ons ma' be "nn h
less 1n I 986. this 'ear ma' he t°lt'tll·r
than ne't ><'Br Ill malt> 1.han1ahk
contnbut1ons It 'ou o" n long-term
appreciated secunt1c' 1.un\ldl'r
donating then instead ol 1.a,h '\ 11u
can take a deduction lor th1• lull
market value of thl' 'l'l·unllc'> and
you will owe no ta'<e'> on thl' u1p1tJI
gains
\ note about \ hJrttJhle 1.l•ntnhu-
11ons this \ear (11f a ul pru pen' ma'
be suhJet.I to nc.-v. .1ppra1\al require-
ments Ea\'h 11em -or ir11up ot
\1milar item~ -"'Ith J d Jlml•J 'J lul'
1n C'\cess of SS 1)()(1tS10.0lltl lllr nnn-
pubhch tradt·J '1t~i..1 .... 1ll ht-'uti1l'l t
to prot'ess1 onal appraisal. and e'ag-
gerated datm'> "ill he penahrc:d
•C ontnbult' 1<1 1a,-dclem·d p1am
II \OU ha' en't mJJc 'our I '1 'i IR-\ M "~ogh account ,,1n1nhuthln 11 1~ 1n
'uur t-cst 1n1crc't t1' J 1' 'o l nJcr
\l'rtain c1n-um'1an,l•., 11 mJ\ t'' en he
ad,antageuus 111 t°ltlrT1'"' 1i1 t'und \1•ur
atcnunt -lhc.-1nll'r<''I 1•n lh1• l11an
...,1,uld he ta\ dl·du, 11tik
-\!so 1f\t>u are pl.tnnintt tll n·tirl' Ill
141\o and .... 111 ~1·t '11u1 rl·t 1n·nwnt
J1'1nbut1on an J lump 'um. uin,1Jrr
making arrangl·n11'nt' lo rl·1.enr lhl'
mllne~ 1n IQ!\, It the prl'\ldc:nt',
proposal goes 1n111 dln1 I '1 ) ma' be
the last \car 't'u 1.11ulJ u\1' l1l..\car
a' erag1ng 10 lOm putt' tJ\t'~ 1'"t'd ''"
lump-..,um J1\tn tiu111'n'
.\ v.ord about 1a \-d<'l<'rrrd ..i1111 ~1
\.i' ings plans I h, ... ,. plirns , ,,ulJ tX'
t"!1mtndtt"d or J ~ • 1)()(1 ,l•tltng ,nuld
he placed on th1• am11unt 1·mph"c1·,
,an contnbutc: t11 th1·rn ''' ii ,,,u
ha\(' 3lTess Ill a 4011 1..I \1\U might
"1.lllt to tund 1110 thl' ma\lmum th1<.
\ear
.\n1>1hcr 1.ha ngc.-an the ~lt~I
undc.-r IJ\ rl•form " 1uld ht· penahties
IM «HI' "'llhJrJ'"'"'' If \.ou had
plan ned lfl u'l' '11me 111 '1>ur ~'1ngs
IC\ pa' tor HllH ,h1ldrt·n ·, tu1uon tor
c\amplt' C\in'lder mal..mg the
"1thJra"al ~lllre the t'nd of vcar
• "-1al..e 1.ap11al gain<, lo~ losses
'>hun 1t rx1'>s1hk tn tn put bff selhng
'Kl unlit'' in "'h1, h ,,,u ha"e gains
.in111 ~ uu 'e hdJ •mi.or more than
"' mnn1hc. "hen;~ ~an claim long.
tl'rm apttJI gatn\ '
Rl'mc.-mti..·r 1nh 4\.i percent of
l.intHt•rm µin' art ta\ablc lre'iulttng
.n a ma,1mum 1•1k,t1\t' rate of 20
pl"r1. l'n 11 "hl•rca' 'h1lrt tenn ga1 ns are
ul h lJ \Jilk -ur tll j ma\lmum rate
'' 'i11 pn1.l'nt \n' 'h11n -1erm lo~se'
·nu,1 ht· nellt'\1 c.1sj1nst c;hon-term
g.lin <. J n1.I an' l1ing-ta m los:.e-; must
N' netted Jga1n1,1 Jn\ lung-term ga1m.
, hi.'(\.•,, rl'~Ull\ Jrl• lhl'O n('tted again!>t
C'a, h 1'th<"r r h1 .. "'111 atl("1 t 'our on· rail con-
<,,Jer111,rn IM 'h110,10g whether to
n·.ihll· 11,ng tl'rm and shon -term
g..11n ' .\s far a' 11)<.\C's art' con~mcd. 11
'al"'J''> bc:'ttt•r Imm a Ul'< ~npcct1ve
tn m J~C' ne1 ''''<.e' '>hon. since short
1am lti''<'~ 11. a rH tal losses on asscb
(Plea.e eee ADJUST/BS)
BUILD YOUR OWN •
Loo~ang hlr .1 ('I) that ran real I) ,t.1nd 1:111 ,
Bu1IJ ooc .it (ircut Amcr11.:1n Out ln"e'tor
Scnc' •• ~ll·l1l11nt' Jtc llcrct.l So )t'IU n in l·nn
'>lrtll:t J rJIC .It h\C J1tlcr\'nt Jerx.1\lt lt:\d\
St.trllll~ .it JU't \UXX) And the l,1r~cr your
Jcp-;t'>ll anll 1~· longer~ term. the h1~hcr
your yield Build J ('O on Great Amcrn.:an\
hrm f1'1U1~at1on Fur }1lUr halance kv<"I anc.J
rate "all 1'1Ur 1011 fn..-c F1ruoc1.tl Ltl"k.'
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.. OrangeCout DAILY PILOT/ Tuesday. December 17, 1986
AirCal aiming for Alq.s.ka
Newport Beach·ba)Cd Air< al 1!> planning to in-
1uauratcscrv1cc bet ween ~attic :ind Anchorage. rtlectl\'C March I, 1986.
The announcement last Monda) followed a
favorable dec1Mon by a federal bankruptcy coun 1n
Sca1tle. which approved AirCal's bid to purchase $Orne of
the asseu of the New Wien Airlines Inc .. which filed for
bankruptcy on Oct 28. Included 1n the.' purchaSt' pncc are
fac1ht1es at Anchorage lntcrnaiional Airport.
In a related movt, A1rC'al also has reached agreement
with Wien Air Alaska, a separate company from New
Wien. and owncrof1he aircraft used by the airltne, tO lea<,c
W1cn's Boeing 737-200 aircraft . No terms were disclosed.
AirCal's chairman and ch1tf cxccut1vc officer, Gen.
Wilham Lyon. said A1rCal's interest has ~t·n !>oll'I> in
purchas1oacert:11n assets of the New Wien. 001 in a ml'rgcr
of the two n1rhnc!.. and that A1rCal was pleased 1ha1 1hc
bankrupt\) rnutt h;u.I .tPlllll'l'd ll\ pro~Xl!><ll
"We ha\ c had n Ion~ \t:tnd1ni 1ntcrcs1 1n \Cr' ing
.\la ska, and the purch3,l' of\\ 1cn ·, fac1lt111:\ at ~nchoragc
lntcrnauonal o\1rpon pro' 1dc~ u\ "1th C\lCllcnt g<\ll' and
t1ckcl t'ounter location'" h1 l h ml'cl our high ,1andarc1<. lo1 cu~tomcr <:On "l'n 11.'nCl' and tum fort.
"Based on thl'W sun.'l''>~ful ncgo11a1mn'>. v.t· hrHc
formah1cd our plani; tor pa11\\'ngcr and cr1110 er\ 1n• that
will tin~ Air< ·al'\ '->'>tcm trnm C allforn1a. Ne' ada and
Oregon through ou1 ">cat1ll' and Portland gatcwtty\ 10
nchoragc staning Mardi I 11)8(). and other c1t1cs al a
ta1ct da1c." I )On s~ud
•\1fCal wil l ofkr lour round-trip non-Sto{l!> per da~
bet"ccn AOl'hOr age and ~wall II.', one Of wturh wtll prov1dc
cont1nu1ng 'icrvicc to and frnm Portlan\I. Otl' \irCal "ill
ali.o connc<"t1on\ tu and from other tltH'\ in Nt'vada plu'>
Southern and Northern< allforn1a.
ADJUST FINANCES FOR TAXES ••• FromB5
held for six months or less) art full y
deductible up to a $3,000 ccihn_g. You
can only deduct one dollar for every
two dollars of long-tenn losses.
In light of the p~1dent's proposal
10 reduce the tax on long-tenn capital
pins from the maximum effective
rate of20 percent to 17.5 percent, you
might choose to defer some asset sales
until 1986. Of course, you would base_
any decision to defer on the value of
the asset. You would not want to
defer a saJe only to !>« the as!>l'ts
decrease io value, thereby nt"gallng
your onginal 1ntent1on 10 save
Another stratcg) you can u~ to
save taxes on investments is one 1ha1
1s often. overlooked ~h) not sell
1host stocks and bond!> in )Our
ponfoho that have not perfonnc:d up
to expectation? fhat wa). you c.in
divest yourself of ~cunt1cs 1hat ha ve
alread¥ declined in value. and at 1he
same time. obtain perhaps greater tax
savings than )OU ma) be able: to in
1986. Before takine an) steps to adjust
~our tinanc1al s1tua1ion, consult your
taA adviser lo SCI.' what l!t ng.ht for you
Tax dec1'i1ons will be more: d1fTicult
this year than eH~· before.
Mary J. Rudie is vice presidenl aad
manager, Consumer Sector Markel·
log Services Merrtll Lyocb, Pierce,
Fenner and Smltb Inc.
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bc:h, no pet S795/mo N/smkr No pe11 $820. rm. encl gar. 26x60' deck Enci gar $820 No peta or Mt1 non·tmkr. kM1.11apt •Olflce/Shop/Storaoe• Or: Tetrault t1 loo611ng lor
964·2283alt 4 Avl1/118e 673-8248 S750Nopetae31·6155 waterbeda.960·1008 1400+ $150 dep Pool, .625aq.lt raas.C M. 100peoc>le topartlc1pat•
AtS650 you'll save plenty Charming 2Br 18a Unit. EASTSIOE SPACIOUS: 2 SHARP 38r 2.,.,t>a. tr;lc, ~~d:v~ n4:~tar 6 &. C·2 Nice area 5~6·724~ ~r~~:~ag~~:!:a~ft~
for New Year upgraded· Gar, wld, relrlg. New BR1bath.nope!a $575 patio garage. no pets laceat Pr•Jtflf PERSISTANTHEAOACHE 2br , garage 539-6191 llc.)rlng, crpt &. paint per mo. 631·6155 __ 5850: call 5.C&-°9950 Nd 2 reap n:emoklng
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Agent sm fee S 1000/m~ 759-0960 _ E'tide 2Br ,.,.,Ba, twnhM· rmmts. clean 3BR 2ba be no charge tor the
Jniat 2144 Nlee 2Br 2Ba upstrs 1 car atyla, encl patio. &. gar lllT IUOl'S FllEST NB. upper dptx w/ocean OWIEH preliminary conault1llon VERY NICE' 29R + den. gar, O/W, lrplc Lse $950 $895 8181967·9090 mtg QUIET RESORT LIVING vu George 670· 1786 Architect/MBA/Exp look-or qualifying exam
detached Tunlerock home VIiia Rentals 675-7015 •Sparkllng heated pool Npt Bch Cute 3br Bel Ing IOI property to man· Catt 476-8200 for appt
$1250 759·7602 Small 1Bdrm 1Blth s 1011, OITIAIE nPE •Court yard VI-dining Penn duplx. non amk/F age In relurn lor rent Famlly Chtropractkl
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CALL US REGATADStNG Unlurn. very nice iBA Weter fo•j~ ~;::mo •Spacious Apar1ment1 roomer. HB nr bc:l'I w/d Cliil• Cut 3011
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l•t MT $950 mo 557·66~~ 559.5001 Carport, adults No pets view, No pets. Gastwtr itatall WHtH 2726 $500 REWARD Part time $7. plhr. Stu· ., _______ ... _______ •llHIOll VIEW lllLLS 2BR 1';BA. pvt lndry rm Year lease 6416-0864 pd. SSSO +sec. 497•6287 Costa Mesa Wht MI F. all dents OK CdM 75Hl955
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bdrm. ocean view. Nice. No pets. $650/mo Lg 2Br Apt + xtra room. "J!f IC 751·9391 aft 3 pm Charms consist ol small NOISEIHPlll tllDl..._119atM•un Ptaiatala 2107 $2000 lease 640·206.c Cat1 Jean631·1266 Cl'llld ok Clean. new 11Jdrm1Ba w/lrplc Walk FerrlsWl'leel.Horse,Car· rellnedtadytollve ln,pvt EW""T CREST* I crpts Reis, sec 650·6<121 to bch Carpon. dshwstir Straigl'lt mate to sru r1age. small Crown & rm ba & salary, with NB
·ooeanfront 3M 2BA yrty *I . ·~i~~>-L view Apts ne111 to Park blHns $595/mo. New· 2BR/2ba NB apt $400 others ot sent1men1a1 couple 644·8819 ... _______ 2 car gar S 1700/mo. 4BR 2'>BA Townhome. • g ed Iii I port Terrace 722-8717 Avt lmmd Ron 759·34 19 value 17141 631·2225 -
avau now 673-4585 Approx 2000 sf. dbl gar. ~f " Frplc.11ault ce ngs, rg . --Need loving dog sttte< tor lr-------.,1 l t ----custom oak t>ar. elegant -'·--•• spa Prv1 t>alcony 2 Bdrm 2Ba refrlg, frptc. Coaatrcial FOUND 2 mo -t>lkltan pup my affectionate small dog ~ ~•oaTA'llOllll Unturn 3BR 2BA l'lse wllh decor. pool, tennis, walk 2BR 1ba. new cpt & drps Newly redecorated crpts. drps, pool, carport. I .E. Sale/Ital vie Hughes Mkt Garlleld tn your hOme S.C6·4594 t•I llM 1911.~"49 extras and location 10 bc:l'I. avl Dec 15, $1500 $680/mo. $300 dep Cl'llld ok $795 No pets 2 persons $800 mo -& Magnolia 96•·3046
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_ I 1002 carport, from $67.900• mature cpl, no , pets Pvt 2t>drm name w/gar Newport Bl11d Squeaky bltins Laundry room. 2Br lBa 102 Antlt>es Don bulldlng, floor
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his toss, your gain• II 75 0666 ,. PLUSH CONDOS 1Br Lg 1Bdrm w/lrplc. micro. COM Prime otllca space Costa Mesa/ ewport $199000(Furnavlalso) 2 R·1 LOTS; Reduced to $1395/mo 1st ast S1200Nopets 9. --Pl .. , t-1 prvtgarage~1 195 Sorry 565sqllt sulte 31ndlvld· area540·6248 . ac $305,000 Each 1 blk to 675-7113 'llt 2Br 1Ba ... ex·...v pa 0 $750 2Br I Den$1000 •
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• 2BR lBA duplex, Eastslde p hot water Incl encl gar St $615 650·6357 Lido Park Mobile, bay vu. vice 86 t Dover Or :! 14 cation S 159,500 Tenant I d 1 a N 3t>a Ir pie gar o I to buy 2323 ELDEN Open 10 5 $700 I I 631-365 I occupied 24 hr nouce 10 cu • a.sac car g r o $975 details 539·6191 • SJUIP I C.Wl yrly /mo inc utl •
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B lots of cl'larm (213) 450-0415 gar No pets $750/mo Avail 111186 s 1300 Incl ocean & HB n1te Illes 2Br uv rm w/wd burn lptc alt or part Nr San Diego
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ani11ous make an offer **4Br H'tBa w/huge yd w/frplc bar across from •STUNNING Lg !Bdrm SHARP spacloos 2Br. 1 5 carpet, paint & drapes BAYSIDE EXEC SUITE
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w/very pr1vate patio eat
Ing nook 1n kitchen Many
upgrades 4th t>drm 1s
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2778 1st last & sec 54 1-6077 New upgrad0 d 2Br 2'-1Ba Call Dick 666·4000 Clys. TOP AREA MESA PINES • •---~~-~--Zealot · Theft RECEPTIOllST
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trplc Micro. skylite 011er
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a young cutle He claims Fri Must have good lele·
he a.ska new questions phone manner S.C2-1603
lice or ln·law quarters SPACIOUS COlllO Owner wants Immediate S 1795 No pets 640·5324 tBdrm. AIC pool, carport POOL Spa, No pets 675·6170 or 954.3375
NPT TERRACE CONDO No pets Nr SC Plaza 2650 HARLA 549·2447 (71 4)966-1136 SPACIOUS APARTMENT 3Bdrms, 2 '>ba. 2 story, no WE OFFH A OlltlOE 1 MILE FROM OCEAN
sale Now S225.000 Fireplace. double garage, w/land 3 bdrms. walk to res-IALIOA PHlllSIU about Ille, such as, 'What ___ _
wine goes wlll'I JELLY?" HIEUL OFFICE SALL 'Y SHIPU:Y taurants, shopping and
JOYCE DABOLT transportlon End unit pets Vacant & Ready $565/mo·S735/mo, lrg went a selection ot great 642.·2357
Sell with EASEi
GE 159.9100
Only $114,000. $60/mo v snarp ctean Eastslde
assoc Call Ag1 646-4380 2Br !Ba house Fncd yrd
.. -l 069 & patio, encl gar New lt!J!fl acli pamt. crpts & drps Lndry
$975/mo lse Agt Paul beaut 1 & 2 BRs. all 11v1ng? We can otter any· Versailles.Villa Balboa Evans 646-7171 blllns, lrplc Must see thing from a small apt to
C/2 I Reat Estaters 366 Avocado a 4 bdrm noose 11 look· 1 Br $725-Huge 2Br S 1125
Nwp.t Crest 3Br 2'1'1Ba TSL IHHEIHT Ing In CM. NB. or HB Agt 63 l-4960
2400 sq tt bldg lor sale 1
block from the Pavllion
All leases due In '86 Agt
Reatonom1cs 675·6700 Its a BREEZE
Clasa1fted Ads 642-5676
$7 /hr work out of Mme
CdM Students o k
752--6955
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Condo $1200 Tenn, gar 642·9412or642·1603 thtnk ol us first for tl'lat 9iiiiiiiil••••••i
Poot Jae 213·427 • 1136 SS 75 2£form "2250 A" Ci-T~~o~~~fdeal I~~~ 1603 Ill CAIYll S 11111 area Must pass credit
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PRIME DUPLEX 3Br 2Ba nyon (Corner Canyon & -
·, t>lk to ocean Frplc, W11$0nl 495·8780 D111 Peiat 2626
At>solute bargain' Pres· cl'leck No pets S625 • llPLU 1tg1oos 3 t>drm 2 • t>ath sec dep 770·5629
,._II.• l(l MAii fl~ec twnhme Poot spa cnarmtng 3Br 2Ba unlurn v-• tenms Tr1 10•1• dowri lrptc l'lrdwd firs 2 car POOL or rent Call Patrtck gar Pvt yrd Ouier neigh·
patio S 1100 494·7748 s735t mo 2BR t <tBA Spacious attractive 1Bdrm UPTO
$900 OFF!!* On tree lined Poppy 1'60·8702 agt t>ornood S 1100 mo HOWllHS WHTH twnhse Gar tndry rm. near Marina $495/mo
Avenue Cute 2 Bdrrr u a. •1 R l l 00 Must See' 2131421 ·8618 UDO 3 Bedroom fully
lurn1sl'led playroom gar·
age·opener Available
now S2500tmo
nice Easts1Cle location 496·9482 Noon·5 30pm
2629 Orange Ave le a. 2640 owner's unit with beamec "''•1 e ta ts or 714/497·2082
ceilings and l1rep1acf HEHLUF PAii * •EASTStOE 3Bdrm
plus separate 3rd t>drrr 12x52 FLEETWOOD home 2'·\Ba Condo 2 car gar
TSL M&IT 142-1103 Raat. IC. . • 1n I st yea1 s 1~nr
FURNISHED or
UNf URNISHE 0
and bell'! downstair' w1tl'1 an 81132' EXPANDED trpl, tenms. pool
Cozy 1 BR garage apart LIVING ROOM KING Monte Vista Ave $1150
ment also wltl'I hreplace SIZED BEDROOM A 838·9~7 or 645-2991
SEASHORE DRIVE on tl'le
sand 3Bdrm 2 Batl'I 2
2BR 2BA,8ar, lndry Nice
~ .... B nu 4 Pie• ulet street, 1 ...::o rm mile to t>each No pets
Nloe swimming pool, 2 great large kitchen &
car garage and • pnme t>atl'I Agt 540·5937 location 1299,777 _
(714) 673-4400 lea ta la
Roa1ea/Coaclo1
lrptcs turmsl'led or un-APAllTIHTS
lurnisl'led Avail 111 June \ti lllTll fllH
Frptctgar 41us1 SSOO'a 3 15th S 1630/mo unturn mmacutate large Garden reasons to rent 2bdrm or $2000/mo furnished
before New Year kids call Apts Beautifully land-'( J/ II scaped grounds. 5;",&·619 l .Agt cost ( 11 1111 ru · lffll pool/spa, pauot deck No
$650 Call Jean 631-1266
UBI
Lg dlx trl·M 2br, 2 lofts.
2t>a. 2 lrpl, nr hart>or
SI. 175 (213) 660·9513 Low prlCed possible 4br • , /11,111 ,/1/ .> pets ---------incl den dbl bath & gar 7' lBOrm $605
Geaeral 2102 $750 call tor address l/i /-,~.'I; Bdrm 1· ·Ba $705-$710 SHWllD VI LUGE
4BA dCEANFRONT. Nwpt 539·6190 Best Riiy tee 2250 Vanguard 540·9626
FITll£SS
CEllTEIS. TEHIS, sw1111•c. •lus
11uc~ llOrt! Sorry.
no pets. Models
open daily 9 to 6.
~ood Bch Ill June, $1475/mo MESA VERDE ChOlce 3Br VERSAILLES 2Br 2Ba, se· Bacl'letor $525
A11a11 montl'lly & weekly 2ba hm, greal loc crtlyd. curtly ocean view, avail 2Bdrm 2Ba $705 JACOISllEALn patio.dee Jan I No pets Jan 1 $930 Hert>. days/ 131 E l8t1'1 546-6816 PROP MAUIEMHT st 11s wtgrdnr 751·3898 545.2102 e11es1122.1335
71 .. /17•·1 173 NEWER 3BR 2BA. 2 story, ~lrlatall 1Be!rm ·-..... ..__. __ ... _ "' 11 bll·ins. dbl gar pvt yd 2Bdrm 1•.Ba
Circle tl'lese Newport 2t>r S8751mo • dep 759·3567 atfll H02 151 E 21st COLDWC!U.
BANl(C!RO
$615
$715-$725
548·2408
2ba t>as1c k•tcl'I $675 PLUSH CONDOS !Br 1Br crpts. drpa, bhlns,
mariy othe" a11a11 call $750 28r • Oen s 1000 micro Patio, pool, lndry ~tek:I
539 619 1 Agent cost Over streams & falls Dt>I tac $4 75/mo 962-6204
_,._..,._..,....., lalMI lalaa• -2106 gar w/elec door, micro lalha Ptai anh APUTIHTS
a.Tl LlHIA 5BR I • tBA house. unlurn ~d l'lkup 549•2447 2607 \ti lllTI FIH
, 12, 7101000 yrly S 1100/mo • u11fs D111 Ptiat 2126 I BR newl decorated, bik Llk«! brand newt All uttllttes
WIYIOU
Live wl'lere you ha11e
wSpectacular apts
*I & 2Br. 1 & 2Ba suites
• Spactoos townnouses
*Fireplaces
'*Private balconies or
Garden patios
WIYllT?
•3 Lighted terinia courta
•2 Swimming pools
•Stream• & ponds
•Sorry. no pet1
* Furnltninga avail
Apttrtmt>nt.,
Newport Be.tch So
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Nl'wport 8 1·.u h No
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itc. ltatlll S..uty everywhere 1n this Avail now Agt 673·4062 Charming unfurn 29, 2ba. 10 bc:n. ~rpt. t>llnda No · paid Pool, gar no ~~
custom home. •nCfadtble lalltoa trplc, walk to bc:h, S 1000 pets $600 mo 675-6606 23g~~c!:~o a...
2
·9860 v'" of sunet water &nd 1 • 2 O Collect 213/454-1161
coast 5 BR. m11<1 s Quar· Ptaaanla 1 1 _ S425·ullls pd IBR duplex AHIWU llW -
ten. govrmet 1111cnen BEACH Cottage qutet IOC FHataia I 417 E Bay A11e. Balboa 2BR 1'')BA E/slde Twntlm
WHY NOf CALL 81ttl1/9ltttll 2711
IH·llH WIUIUCll
solar jacuzzi Owner may 2br lt>a gar yrty S950 Vall~ 2134 1 odult No pets 547.1155 $825/mo Frplc, yard
trade 14'-IMO 1tva111mmed 650-7592 Wow s700's 3t>r 2t>a 2 Stry Altrac furn t>actl COnll IOC garage N1oe location
SUWlll YILUIE llTH 111
15555 Huntington VIiiage Wkly rentals Low rates
Lane. from Sen Diego S 135 & Up/Wkly Color
Freeway, north of Beach TV, maid servtee, tree
to McFadden. w11st on coffee. neated pool &
McFedden stepe to ocean K1tcn·s
c1ass1he<J Ads your ;,;;:-wsl'lr/dryer provide<! dbl I ~p lull kit $425. yrly incl 1780 Santa Ana
---------,top snopp1ng r.enlet gar k1dsl pets hurry I ulll Oestre quiet mature TSL MGMT 6.42·1603
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539·6191 Agent cost non 1mkr 673·5580 ----
let U1 ..... Y•
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Cal Cla1111W,
642-5671
for t nformatlon
& surprisingly
low cost.
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2Br, l'lo8a, t>ltn1 H-45 For Ct.•mfif"d AJ
• $650 No pets 540-4484 AC, ION
('all E/SIOE: 2BR 1BA 2 lrpla, A DAILY ,IL.OT
coortyard. gar 5690/mo AO·VllOI
cozy Dach w/lrptc, beam MJ·H1t
oetllnga $475/mo Cetta Mna 2124 No pets 875·6461
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A•AHMlllTI
avail 985 N Coast Hwy.
Laguna Beach, 494·5294
l uw1•nL
Wkly rantala now svetl
$129 50 wk & up. 2274
Nwpt Blvd. CM 6-48-7445
SUI Ill LlllE
3028 w Pac: Cout Hwy
Newport Beach r-etrig rv
$ 125 • Wk agl, no depoalt
Int ah t•
CM rm 1n 26F$ hee. unfurn
$240/mo • ut111 f'e n
tmkr i>rel Avail 1 / t
&50"41512&17 tw mtg
Ftrmmta n-amk lhr 3bf dla
C M condo, $270+'1\ utll
,,,·8229 Oet> 54 7159
H 8 LOY91y 2br 2bl al'lt
nle4tly lurn aot, gat !~ ...
caucaalafl. reaa rent
CIOM to bc:h S.0-0293
Wednesday, December 18
SYDNEY
0MARR
ARIES (March 21 ·Apnl 19): Clandestine meetrng helps restore
senre of d1rcct1on. Focus on glamour. intrigue and fl1rtat1on. Love
figures prominently, could involve another Anes. Pro1ec1 will be
completed: know it, proceed accordingly.
TAURUS (April 20-May 20): You get green light. funding becomes
available, you receive encouragement from associates. fncnds. loved
ones. Wish comes true rn uno rthodox manner. Leo, Aquanus individuals will play outs1anding roles.
GEMINI (May 2 1.June 20): Follow through on first 1mpress1ons.
Fam ily reunion a ids in restonngconfidence. What seemed a loss 1s due
to rebound rn your favor. You'll add 10 personal possessions. finanoyl
p1cture will be bnghter
CANCER (Jun1: 2 I -July 22) Forces tend to be scattered. Requests
arc received from many quancrs. Be selective, know that populanty ts
groW1ng. Means you need not be tnt1m1dated (icmint, Sagittariu'i
persons dominate exciting sccnano.
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Time ts on your side. be ~pcc1fic where
details arc concerned. Jf you ancmpt to skip routine. you could sulTer
setback. Stick to proven course. method You arc gorng to emerge victorious.
VIRGO (Aug 23-Scpt. 22): Do 'IOme personal detective wo rk.
Emphasis on publtcrt y, contracts, possible pannershrp, mant.al status.
Scenario highlights exc1tmg changes. 1nv1tal1on to travel Gemrnt, another Virgo play paramound role&.
LIBRA (Sept. 23-<?ct. 22): Family member confides employment
problem. Adhere to pnnc1plc<1, be d1plomad1c. rcal11c your approval.
not your advice, ts being sought. Financial mailers require d1scuss1on Someone is not berng entirely truthful.
SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 2 1 ): Define terms. kavc nothing to
guesswork. Sccnano highlights tntngue. romanct'. \Ccret arrangements
Young person figures prominently, could provide t nhghtcnmcnt Pisces, Virgo persons play top roles.
SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21 ): Emphasis on pract1cal 1ssues
costs. tim e req uirements. Check lt~nse. tax commitments. Focus o~
land, residence, long-range prospect~. Older 10d1vidual~ lend benefit of
eitpcnencc. Capricorn figure prominently.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22·Jan 19): Emphasis on travel, communica-
tion, education, dealings with relatives. You complete one aspect of
assiJnment and in1t1atc different project. trcs~ independence
wilhnancss to be relieved of unncces!ll!ry burden. '
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fcb. 18): Study C'apncom menage for valid
hint. You could be embarkma upon adventure wtuch results in
considerable profit. Ta.kc chance on our own abtht1es lmpnnt style display pionecnna spirit. Romance 1s featured '
PISCES (Feb 19-March 20): You'll~ at nght plaCt' at special
moment C1rcumstancei take sudden 5w1ng 1n your favor Jud&ment.
1ntu111on arc on taract. Key is to trust youl"\Clf. Canrr:r. Capncom. Aquanus 1nd1V1duals W111 f1Jurc pro m1t1ently
IP DECEMBER 19 IS YO R BlllTHDAY you have knack for
knowtna wh.at do to at nght 11me You ha~ 1n 1Jnct1vc knowledge of
uo1versal apl)UI People arc drawn to you for counsel You rcahLe
1mponancc of love, and your ~rch never cnd.s. Anes, L~. Libra
nattvcs play 1mporunt rolct tn your Hfc You arc direct. ind~ndent
cruttvc, could hafe unusual mark on face or forehead. Family reunion
occurs art Occcm~r. and fi nancial dilemma Will be sctdled Your most
memorable month of 1986 will be Auaust. I • .. ,_ I
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Orenge Coaat DAILY PILOT/T~y o.o.rnt>« 17. 1985 ••
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offtce Phone Miiie, llQl\t our nMd l()f -.cretary Full lllN, eor...iw J)WIOn l(lnt W()(l(ltlQ COnd Mu9t Mu•01ave good dfMng r• range ()Yen bfOllet with wltOOI• s 125 &7~5270 •••tttJClff I
bookkeep111g, lypl11g Newport BHCh In~ AOClllT mllTIYI w/rnanual acctg llCpet be h<W\MI & dependtble COfd an4 valid CA IW\M mlCIO •bOV• WM • w/blll Peta a bJaala "4t lcMttrl 1011
45""P'" 6 Other cleno.:I turw. br<>tler Life & Start lmrMd Safety com Register exp hllpf\it WIH tnttaltauon & eervlee ol gt... Av911 Chrat1mu 11 'IO YESPA P2dO ,;a,blk
r11po11•lblllll11 Good Health dept Accurttt Needed lo r d l tplay ment urete w/e11pe r trafn w ry Sle-2122 electronic 011909 dOO< $49S 57~~ Baby Cockat_,. ~ 1 800 Ilea 1789 Ir a I 11 Ing Po• I ti on typing, OOOd telephone •d~ng S.... ferrl-Mon-Fri Lex '" So Cat openett e.n.tl1t Will -4 Xmu S2~ 75e--03S5 on Y m
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'60·2931
M0-8110 ,,_IOflaltty, math .• -.... tory, at rapidly el(f>andlllg Plaza Call M·F 9.4 OlllTtl Pfllll train ''rs' P«ton Recond Relrlg• wa~• --Mutt NII 733.oee1 ......, ..-...... tocal n1w1paper A dryer• S7S to $27S 1530 GOLDEN Retr..-.. PuP9 . -•ll-•111 wrltlf!O/ ttlortlleno In· "retlve. Mlf·dltclplln!_ 64G·7oe8 lor Oakery Mull be r• 1599 8 Supetlor Av C M Superk>r CM 631 3197 IOf Ctm•tmu 1275 Ch· 81 YAMAHA 400 XS IO m1 --_... aurane. ·~per pref No • '"" llt l>I• Lag Bel\ 497 4182 aired AKC 854-7S71 gr .. I eono ·~ l(MU •E11ecutlve ucretary required Non-tmoker tndlvldut lt may .. .rn ••· ADYERTISIMI' SW •LP WASHER & dryer $14S.. Special 557 !HOO •s.cr.tary •OtflOe Cietlc (714) 546-9003 cellent Income (N lt ry & ng DELI HELP . Part-time Dell Nied ~· to WHll, Ol.,,wunr S 100 &45-58-48 PoOdle Pupt l NCUPt -•
FIT PIT. 150 Paulerlno __ comm1111on) 1>en111ta ARTIST person nours llexlbl• aano prepare Mnllure Toy Min S350 5-46-:>&48 81 YAMAHA 450 2 new
Ave. tte 130. Cotta M ... Tec~alcal/Tr .. n and •dven~ment OP· <714>955-l330 for painting 2nd thltt, Aaclit•• HI 2 tlr" bait tune up gooo
EQUll Opportunity Empl SSOS portunlty Salet and/or Hll CURI stan $4 /Hr 740t Slat., Water Cloud illng water l .. alcal l11tr•antl cond 1700 979-6848
UUL uoanuy PlHllMI ~:,~~~:ls~~d ~;!·,:~~· o~~w't~ 00'~n~~·~~= Night ll'tltt, Wiii lrtln s 190 Ave. Huntlllglon Beech bed Sort 110" Pd ' 1 100 IOSS 4 W\MI DriH/ JM~
NewPQr1 Be.ell Law Firm OllAllE Ol&ST need• Imaginative pro-a week Sea Lark Mo tet. TOW TllOI HMI w S300 720-028 1 Spc Soner Ml Ofuma Ol'IJY H30
eeektMCre1aryfodamlly Immediate opening ror IAILY PILOT ducttve. layout 1n111 who 2274 Newport Blvd.~ M NB IC M ar11, 11xp11r Fua tut 6014 gd cono S300 540·1131
law and clvll lltloatlon at· Qulllfled per&0n Harris understand1merchandlt-IRIVER IRlll pref Muat n1ve good Peavey gutter/amp t xtt lfW 'II 'EU
torneya. Exp.rfeneed & 1600, 1660 exper llefp. UO W. 11' It. tng. 10 dellgn advertt1tng F 11 1 d E M A II 542 • .-g30 I llJ FlllllTlllE S375 obo 67J.tl2 t 1 • OlfltlH
good 1kllla. 852~500 lul Excetlent company Ooata 1111 Oa 12121 lor a variety ol cUenta u -t me aya xp not LES 957-81G3 tt Comff With p/1 oucket
benellte ind working d . Our dlecrlmlnatlng mar-nae Oependab1llly a TRUCK DRIVER with OMV PiHH a Ort••• IH tl and radial llrN LIUL llOlnUY cor\dltlona Apply Attn Matin a Thackery lcat demands Quallty and must 3 month review & Printout WAREHOUSE BEAUT antique Oent111 IOSI (5 "'29001 tor lltlgatlon alld general Demonstrators style merit raise tor rettable and COUNTER HELP oak lite cabinet $500 • lllll
butlllHI practice II ····11 OOA·T Fii ••• Newp aper production person 5•5-3292 Oenlae Henka Electric Supply• MOOarn Ille oak dln1n9 rm hSCHER pf ayer pf1no
DATSUN n 2'0Z 2•t . nu
Ill a./ bf'ka, IO ml Wll'f
clean 13500 obo 380-~141770-1272
0£LOREAN 111 l ownr. lO
ml 11ored 2 yrw. all Of1g
b4t11 otter ~279 Dy
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FIA T75 131, l\9W bf"alllll
oattery lgfltuon. ttereo
Runs grMI. S 1a75 ot>o
673-'21 I
HONDA ·77 Civic. 4 ap0
run• xlnt S915 n o-on 1
HONDA 80 Accord LX
pis plb atr, am/tm caa
Best offer 759·0908 ftAlll • • I-" -----646-7777 tbl/6 _.. O $2000 t t t I r.. ORANGE COAST torneya. Non smoker IAILJ p Are you adventuroua end know vuge llelplul Ablll· EASV ASSEMBL y WORK ._.,r rog am1 Y un or ""''r1stmia1 Jee /Rena 11 Newpor1 Beach Send r• .. ILOT need money? Are you ty lo work under dead· $600 00 per too Guaran· WASH PERSON for llee1 Priced $400 Sewing 1 46 'tudto size w1111 Am· 2524 Har~ Co~~• MeN .a&l 'ti •2
aome to. Hiring Penner, 330 W B"Y Street brlQht. wett-groomect & tines• muat Prior news-teed Payment No EK-ol prrvale vetucles PIT & macll & tabh! 14-; MOii pico player unn 1op s.100 575-5511 6000 Birch St. Sulla Coita Mesa, Ce eage 10 l eer n? J p paper experience an ad· perlencelNo Sales De-FIT position• available ING SALE ~ 1 77!>4 loader Recently rebullt 141-1021
2800. Newport BHch, or call 642•4321 Enterprises hu several vantage Po1111on ta part 1at1s send Mll·addrease<I Call 9-5 261 0748 Wirt><! $450 drssr $75 O!:~~: ~~~ ,;:tnS3r~ Tr•ckl tolS ":,~~A ::,,.~2~-
CA 92880 openings tor those you time good benallts. stamped envelope S lat>01tbt1 $575 D"s
IEOIPTllllST /nPIST can start immedtately salary 18 pll\r Inquiries Etan Vital -903, Mtrcll11i111 8J 1-6636 E.<t 2336 , firm 768-84 78 PLYMOUTH Arrow 1982 CALL 6-46-4196
, TIPESmEI/ Work wlll\ people 18 or end resumes 10 Steve 3418 Enterprise Ad OLD ENGLISH 1JPRIGHT pd.up tong bed S3.~ M AZ 0 A 7 9 A)( 7
Newport S..Ch ltw llrm
Call Lulaa 8"0·8900 Ult IP ARTIST over wl\o are successful, Hougn Art Director Ft Pierce. FL 33482 •i1ctll11Haa 6015 $675 575.55, Call 642-4321 Asi.. lor Wflt/b<own 5 spa snri
motivated winner• Dally Pilot P 0 Bolt • 6010 BA HIA CORINT HIAN Don W•lhams 1mmac S.200 •97-t7r •mmeo1a1e opening tor S l560. Costa Mesa Ca tMMEO PIT POSITIONS Aall~ltl li~cltl 6-0 .(Ol.,,._ .. f exper typesetter Must pend winter In Southern AM 11 St d t -YACHT CLUB Memoer--CLASSIC 50 Chell)' Ptck· IMAZDA 85 GLC h.o •
Bright entll~~=~·l)efson have have mark-up CaJ1for(lta and travel 11 92626 OKs :~Slra~~tateu !:t~ D~~O~L J g~§Y ,tj~f 1tup to sett 642-6263 MN S P E U GE 0 T ud N-P•·"' wnta & n1c:tt~ ""'' 61( m1 A C
lor • t>u•y proteas1onat exper paste-up back-western states with our Ol&lll CIUT people Call eves & . CHILDS SWING Set 4 BtCYCLE Never useo i11tt Good cooo' Qo1y sort .lttru Po $9940 Sac
real estate otllce In South ground hetplut Xlnt ben· supervised marketing wknds 631-(>262 /\utnenl1c 646-0578 unll S59 751-3898 26 •rame 10-speed sn $2500 ~O 8883 $7940 firm inc• 5 yr """'
Laguna Experience wllll eflts mcludtng med1cat & team Paid tra1n1ng pro-IAILY PILIT •ercotor $350 675-~792 FORD T9 ... To" 8119 Fial 6-46-5237 •" 5pm
multl·Phone tin es dental insurance con-~~:;' pti!'s11~:~~gear~~~gu9s Cos~~OM':::'g:v:;621 Is IHHAISCE Arrll11ct1 6011 c2~:.~er~:!~D•eH~~5;· Sptrtiai GoMs 6065 o.-d Asking S3500 IHTSELL llMH!
needed Accurate typing genial atmosphere Con-C ee ad under ecretary I llY APPLIAICES --6•6·8357 tact Ahssa 642-43"1 eKI ompany cars return Newport Beach Life & furniture spa pool 20 ga auto shotgun N-MBZ 80 450SEl required Contact Thee c t c COLDWELL BANKER 291 are guaranteed all AFTER Health Broker (7141 LES 957-8 133 Dream Store Supe1 Vet $150 :ioo 6"'3-6211 TOYOTA 1980 P•Ckup •. E•ceuent cond1110,., through Friday only 546-9003 Beauty Salon Fashion '"" 11•og t>ecl S3 100 Call 786-16-44 atter 1 JO~
IEOlmHIST OllllH HAIT June Pridgen •SALE! SALE!* Bouuqve 7 Ba1b1es 5 A1ay Tr mhne e111fc1se 642 432' As~ tor Oo,.,
&46-3337 ( 11 ·3pmt SCHOOL IEllEL ATIEllEIT male Barboes a" abun-O•k!I S 100 ') bar bell IV 11o~m• ~ tor exciting po1tllon in a IAILY PILOT Refrigerators S 129 & Up oance 01 clothes All •n dumO-bt!ll ,.819 '10 10 u
growing Travel Co Sense 330 w Bay Street TELEIAHn111 JOBS For Vet Hospttal PIT Wiii Washers S99 & Up e~cettent conono" S,25 ea S25 ea 546-6636 Vaaa 9040
of humor a must• Catt Costa Mesa. c a 92627 A real future In llnanclat tratn responsible person Dryers. gas/elec $99 & Up "!!'!""P-"I~-~-...,~ Kelley at 759· 1691 sales This could be tor Apply Mon. Tues-Wed-Fri Stoves S99 & Up Call 962 2883 We1<1e1 we19nts w bench 66 Ford Econo I/an. reott
142-021 you Call Mr Wiison 10 EARN Balboa Animal Hospital ·Complete Line ol Home Encyclopedias New useo N,.w $80 645 7381 en~ nu paint Mu'1 sell
Quaury, draw vs comm 6904 w Coast Hwy, N e Furn11htngs' bargain classics Jr Set & TV, Steree, ElKtrtaiu S8 s obo 645-7408 •llZ •H 3001• IEOEPTllllST
PIT. Tu" & Sat 9·5 $3 75
p/hr 650·4448 Debby Salts 5510 851-0455 MONEY ALL APPLIANCES misc books 731-4560 6010 Aatos larrte4 9100 jS1tveoo1ue 7K m11es o& * SI0,000+ * I Prod~c~~J!~~!!~~ll\ lull Fully l11rHtt!4 •FIREWOOD• I P10'1eer riome recoever & IQ AUDI 82 40005 om(T18C a;;.!'3 o~ factory warrar••r llOlnllY
For Buslnau lorms Bro-
ker Xlnt oppty Send re-
sume to PO 00• 2297,
Newpon Beach. 92663
The market IS booming 1n c1.~1/lt1tnr1111 PRIZES lime oppty Co benefits bctlltlt Ct141ntl Premium seasoned or-so•rs s t75 9f>4·2C ,~ rl'o ')6000 mo A T aor I 1 I
Orange County No llmil 5520 salary Early AM 1111 late UNIQUE FURNITURE an9e wood S 110 , S 195 .a~5 S6700 64 5 0768 Ul,111
F 1947 S Main St co10 Free del 968-8081 Gar1ie b lta JIM SLElllS lor serious dedicated MOST/EIS TRIPS morns amity person Sa t A a -SEPAlllTI EllllPW k T 11 prel 557 1358 n a n JOHN WA 'l'NE TeMos 11-RTS ~~~r e;~ do~:saa::s ~~~ ~ays S51hr 675-0'474 IPPI . B1wn Edinger & Warner on Ctuo Membersnop Re )f' VERY ::>EPARTMENT 001 0:a~ St l'\t 5
SEOlnAH/RECPT
CdM Prop Mgmt Co frnt
office appearance req d
Good typing, office, rele-
phone skllls word pro-
cesllng exp helpful
Maryanne 675.-4900
Russ 17 14) 760-7 100 IOIT /HS ltllttrlac tit• SEO Hin H llll I Main St See Ille Bear• d ceo to $700 838 5209 L 8 M LAREN'S BMW 833 9300 ~ · lllU PILIT p T wl\nds 8_4 Sal/Sun Hl-1220 us S lflDI tlCk 6141 C -
l '"!ht• ll.11h Ptl•>I FOOi SHYERS ltWSfl,.r. 16 Hrs p/wk s4 25 Joo ')pen 10·6 Sun 12·5 MU T ELL MME D 5a1 AM "lov 9 BM tvtA">-M r, ~ s s, 1 E MG/l 56 Strong •u~n ...
f"' a't Kl''Ull 'l'r' .,.,. Hol shul IS took Ing lor Aelr•g 17 ct QO cono ;;r ter • sot a 5ll!r!W' & ~ .·F S EvCl•d S• " "'0'1 totally •es tor~ I & s11e 0 C Airpor1 area 3 Refrigerators d1tterent S250 080 Arcn11ects n.na .ao•ne• ;;a••er eic ~..,o Pr' en C/l S2200 cal• 55· ·362 • dtrt•• ton \our
COLLECTOR WANTED
Part time opening in Laguna
Beach I Laguna Niguel area.
Earn up to $6.00 per hour for
c ollecting for monthly
subscriptions. Mileage allow-
ance paid in addition to hourly
wage. Experienced preferred
but not required.
Must be •t l•••t 18 yra. old
Call
10 A.M. -4 P.M.
MA. KIRKLAND
842-4321 ext. 107
energetic peop e. day II you ara looking for extra C M Dave 839· t.c 10 sizes •Int cond Can Desk & Chr S25 Matlress
nognt sl\1tts avau Apply in spendtnQ mo11ey or like BROWN SECURITY I dehv S80·S200 957 6 t94 do1 S10 6-:05-9612 6J. PaMona •94 PJ8 • 14-580 t>300
person 2-6pm 18650 10 go Pia~ like Magic • •J·o'!I 6"0l
Douglas Or Irvine Iott Mountain Knotts Berry •• • •••• •••••••• ••• •• •• • ... NB Tennis Club Fam11y Tr1uport1tioll MacArtnur Blvd behind Farm or win Pmes ano • • Memt>ersti•p S750 .nc1 -
Registry Hotel) Awards Call us now• We • p Al RT TJ ME • transle< fee "59-8064
Geatr1l 5530 ~a: sev~r~ 0~~m~s {J' : r-. : C1ar1ter1 6011
ACClllTS PlfllU 642-4333 : : Apple lie 128K 2 Oroves
Detail minded person to 1111 ClllPHTHS • • pmr?nn11~or rs r;:.o9d5em66"~3P66~ accounts payable POS· e • a c
ltlon 1n busy Orange Pieceworkers wanted om-• w e are looking for the right • Jewtlrw/Far1/Art County Ad Agency AIP medtately al the corner of • • • ,
exper required 10 Key 17"' Street & Pomona • people-P eople who enjo"' • 6025
by touch. typing II must Avenue. CoSla Mesa : people. They mus t be per-: 5 MINK CAPES $150 ea
Xlnl fringe benefits Send CU WASll IAl&IH OBO 640-0016 Cindy
8o1t1, Geaer1l 7011
Avon onllatable d1ngll'I' •OCI
!Ir ocara eng mount t>tc
e1c $225 Jim 63 1 3662
CNIUSTIH PlllllE!
11t l>JEW PORT HARBOR 11t
36 vacM w bar 'ncl S~•O
per Jc: I" 15 People
Reas r~t~s 1'3 • 5252
resume & salary require-Immediate emptoyement : Sistent and Willing to WOrk ~ :
ments to Mrs Brecke, lor lull service car wash e • CAATtEA WATCH Mens Power loata 7012
PO Box 8710. Newport manager . must t>e ex· • Hours are 4 :30-8 :30 p.m . •
Beach, Ca 92658 per1enceo 644-4460 1 • •
Clerks • M o n . -F r i . a n d 9 : 3 O • 1: a.m.-1:30 p .m . Sa turday . :
IRCLE I-MARKETS
NOW HIRING
CASHIERS
ASSISTAIT IAIAliERS
• • : Compensation to in('I ude :
: houri~ ~agt> plu~ com-:
• mis ion. • • • • • • • : for an appointment c·all :
: 6-1 2-4 322 : • • • bet~een 3:00-8:00 µ.m. •
18K Tank Orog price
$2400 sett lor S 1200 ooo
17141645-3457 Tom
15 Boston Wl'laler John·
SOI' "Otoe engine sw•vel
sedl~ 11,,1 c.ona111on I DIAMOND CUTTER Will s;;.ooo 0 80 5~3 ·)666
sell Diamonds ClorACt to
rou You can• but
cneapPr' Ca HeNy
99 I 4828 24 tirs
Cr r 51..,...as Par .lOf'
Interviews Wednesday
9-11 A.M. at 2271 Fairview
Rd. Costa Mesa (Fairview
& Wilson). • • • \ k f B n 'IJ e SE •• d .. ,.,,....s .., " a .c; .. ..,,.,a1or =If'<''••~• • ., or t'll ~I 1am..,. • Da11~ P 01 c1asstec A.a .... __ .., ::J£"1E 0 •·'.):>
Call (714) 53 7 -4840 for • •• ••••••••••••••••••••••· 641 s6·e -·s-::1v1s re i fo EOE
.ARGE SELEC" O"' OF
•iEW 4 uSEC BMW s
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10 .1ME SALES
SER11 CE s .EAS·NG
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A tteod ?ur 1ease !Seminar
a,.,a rec 11"11 a tree
;:.onable m1n1 .acuum
w '" creO•t c1ppro..,a1 !'arr about •easing ,r
.Ju• ott•ce near Souln c. ()clSI Plaza
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114 4J2-1H l
CHICK
IVERSON
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673-0900
1c 1ass11100 Aos 642-5678 1•••• •••••••• •••••••• •••·-·~·~ :;; ;~;~~4a0 4·" ... :· ... ~~
: DELIVERY DRIVER Z ~ · -.4 e·' ~·, ----•i • -s11,. Docks Stou9e Cu tom Auto
Carri try ;;;;;;;;i:i;;i;;iiiiiiiii 8aywlndows-Frencn doors DON'S ELECTAIC PAINTER NEEDS WORK• $2.17 per day French Sttoers & More 492-5958 Service calls, ISHIKAWA LANDSCAPE nt Et r ceilings rettn cab
Additions & Remodels dryer oullels etc bonded Sod Clean-ups Ma1nt 26l yrs ewp work guar
That's ALL you pay for •476 106 Don 964-5949 NEW/REPAIR Ouatlt" No Sprinklers etc 850-4147 Dav15 Painting 964-3837 3 lines. 30 day minimum 0 ' tn the oors-moldtngs-bay win· 1obs to small. reasooable TREES QUALITY PAINTING
dows complete patios. Free est he'd 63 t-2345 T ___,,1 ..,. Ct Low winter Rates-Free DAILY
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additions. quality work ---j op.,.,_. remov...., ean-•22 9 ... 0~
..,477446 Paul 548-8860 Firewoo4 up new lawns 751-3476 estimates John' · · •
Tc E C B ET FIREWOOO quality milt, St . louallty & Reas Prrces
Kt AHEF~Cl~JN free del sa7 50 ., cord l.ttal m eta h~1 ext real estate clean
Call ror tree ett 642-0881 $ t70 cord Jim 636-8561 flHl1 c 11712-1001 P crpls windows etc . P I Aets Free es1 857 ·0691
Ooors-Repa1r-At1era11ons Gt•eral Stmcea Alt~ arham & Auoc
A p TIP ••&LITT PlllTllC C emodet-wan:·L~ks-et~ I KONSTANTINE KENNELS M11tary Int Ext Reu Ra1es Rel 5 3i~~~e~=~ J~r~wS.2~~7 Boarding/grooming/sales Block walls brlckwork.1839-1886 or 6~5-0102
_ tor cats/dogs 641-7003 concrete Comp patios -•
CltHi•• St"ict a ... ~·· I 15 yrs exper 646-4834 Parn•1
ROBINS CLEANIN. G AMERiCAN HANDYMAN BRICKWORK Small 1oos ~~~~~g ~~1~~~~:J
SERVICE a tnrooughly Carpentry, fencing. win-Newpor1 Costa Mesa, VISA-MC 673• 1512 clean llouae 540-0857 dows. plumbing, marlite Irvine Rel s 675-3175
Houaectean1ng, carpets & tub encl etc And Yes 1sTuCCO MASONRY-TILE ANOYS WA LLCOllERING ---------1 upholstery, windows. etc Jesus ts Lord 636-8244 No Job 10 small All types 1nstallat1on & Removal
llrll, lalat.131·1272 FENCE Repair New & otd Free est Lie 631-23451 'nt paint1n9 548•40t3
Commercial lnQ welcome Wood chain fi nk patios M · STRIP 1T OFF THEW.All
t .. lical Ctilil I free est Greg 9S8· t t 18 H l•I Fast clean reas Wall· lr"""'~~....,~pi1-t~-Carpel Furniture. Drapes, *a l MOYllll!* paper removal service quts te Acouat cs e· and Window cleaning •GEN HOME REPAIRS •• • L b de<l 638 691 0 9'>f1Yed or remove Ory MAINT PRO'S 839-4537 Paint Drywall Carpentry CLEAN & EXPER T •C on .
wall Aepalra 647-7901 etc Oary 645-5277 PTL Over 25yearsa.perience THE WALLPAPER ROUTE
REBLOWN OR PAINTED Home & Otllce cleaning by Lie T 116 428 730-1353 Dec Special $ I 1 sgl roll JODI Please call tor rree HANDYMAN LARGE and G 642 2078 Uc~l~~~',Ext P~:~~~95 esrtmate 842-6746 small I DO IT ALLI + &IC llYIH+ 1 Yr uar •
Houaecteanln~ 14 yrs exp. 531-5579 Pat or Ive msg QUICK & CAREFUL Plaa~ilf U -LO RA TES. T 138046 """!"''!"""~ .. -~""""""~-...,.
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Utt rellabte, reas, ree HI. ow11 HOME REPAIR Carpentry llJ·O• lO 24 "'r irl • lH· lllO ·-it•rt trana Pina 645-9866 Oefta lences & gates tr-trim .. " " --• ""' •Good JObS oone '"'"t• •x•PP11""""ance-iioiliiserv~•ic;;-•R;-jr'!"'lg-. Newport's Finest Interior dump runs c M & NB Seti Storage Experts .,,
•• T .. -area Jtm Whyte &42·7206 ST••Ylll ,.,...1 irll DAAINSCLEAR From Sis Washer.-dryet .. rt"9!1a .... a1n1enaoce ,..... -•~
dl.,,wuher1. Lie 240-0717 Nettkeepeu 675-7409 Ba.lia~-STlllm •Miii "•. Feucets. Disposal Heater H -851-9604 M&M 722·9066
t/C.acrttl We wlll clean yoor l'louae, LT HA UNG • MOVING Or•"96 Co Orlgln•I --apt, ofc Reas rite. rels. Garage & Yard Clnups Student Movera Insured E•Pet1 Se"'IOe & Repair
P Ar ... & Rooting exp Olorla 63 1~569 all 3 Jon 5-45-8 192 Loe T 124-436 64 t-6427 32 yrs e~p Aesld'l/Comm ~r1 & A91t1rfacing --NEWWtren<>uMStorage 1L1c •409035 98"-89t9
waterproonng 83 t.4199 Clttkla! Stmcn NPT ICM/LAGUNA Ar .. •-s;tw;;;;;;L.~M.Diiitii.·l!~=~=;;T(i:;;;"~~ Hauttng-deanup.palntlllg· 11"11·111 jDAAINS CLEANED 24 llr1 11 • petloa. pith•. 5-wingl ltlf"ltlonl Oualf.. I 7 d 494 234 t w LOW Rates Otspo!als
etc. No Job too amall ry et lowat price Npt mov ng aya • Appl s piano• htetlotd or Faucets 839-4537
RMI Mickey 53&-0553 ., .. N1ne11• 631-4810 Ill t~, lta •ly otlc "By tile hr or by tile - -r• pleell • Caretul courtety WATER REPIPING Xlnt
Aapflatt-rec>alr-pr'lclng lot• Ctatracttn a tan a Uc• T 4 7112 t a.42~8 15 1 prices L1e t>Ondeel ins
apt comptex-tteavy rotlet 1•------~-~ THE OFFICE OF I Clerk Plumbing 58 1--6577
Joe &4~289 7am-9pm &4W'u·hlka·ltMt 01 John C•roompas o c 11luda1 Stnict I WE EKEND PLUMBING
Comm/relld-~ 1·2345 Newport Beach 548-4021 Care for lldlf'fy In llCenM No Ov&<tomel Call Any PlTTIU .... m BAT'-'ROO-M • KITCHEN -"" H -" T 64'"87 2 All tv.... ~ & co4ora .-. "' ltata'ai "~liatl private 11ome ome c...,.,.. I 1me ..-1 .,,._ ....._na REMODELING Free est ____ .._1!'!11-'9!"'"'"'!"---~~ meals Kathy 540-4 101 •
Call648-21 13for "t Lk:U98881 567·3049 J•"' nf tll-1llO P1yc~1C1 RernoYe uphatidrlvewaya .. "' BEST Bonded Companion ...,,.__,._..,.~"'!!"'!"""""""-I
replace w /concrete Ct11tr•ctl11 ~ .. llngdOl'lerlgh~ Aldes&Rat•fOJllderty PSYOllCTUITOUI
brlek/blocic wtt 539-034S I laU•i•I Chet• AJC Heating Speclel Live In or oul 1133-2009 P11m ~eader tutu,. I tree?
-1 Hour Serv/Malnt S30 p • 1• 650-2758 Olene 63 1 ·8964 Speclallu In drlvewaya. Palnt-fenctng.rnaaonary-492•8827 •459263 a .. 181
p111o. watka. 1>1ock wan. pa11oa-noo11no-remode4· •F"IN'!'IE,..P"X"'1N"'f..,1Nl'!d'IP"'l9•v-.A!'l'lch-"'P"
brlcilwofll etc 952-9352 Mike & Oreg. 644-8805 trd Sino< HI yra of happy
Dt ..i-cu11omer1 Ltc. 211()641• !!~.!!~!!:!..-... -... ,.. ffl TtlaMl -Youl ~ 114 ::.ce=~ Y:,d ::n~H.=,~llO RAINBOW PAINTING
Re4. n-em1er1 8'0-038& MIKE 550-3263 Ou•llty I• our policy
55()..8&49 JEFF LIC 9M8 !!!=!J==~!'9 Mature Spanlah epealotlng m Ulll 11111 ·w!!J p· 11'4-ln evall lmmect Child t..awn-T,..Sllrvb ln•t•ll Acu'Type "'v rOQe!M-CMe lncJd 117~ T,_ Trtm and~
Ing We oo tnenuaCf'lpta. --L.-n Mein a R01ornling mt1Mr19 lll1. etc 78&-3330 Matl.H'• ~ ~Ing s ......... 1er IMtatt ~ ~ aV911 lmmed Ct!Ud >""~
Computtze ~k...,eng & cera lnCld l 75-t3M Fnee •ttmat• 5411 5
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()vy 790-IC>O_I M~ fwlCe mo 120-
A A A PAINTING lnl/&t
LOWEST PQNIC>le price
10 St19 SaMce 842-3:>35
INT /EXT 20 YMrl bper
All'W11Q11 Aoom S29 •
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TYPING..alH~BOOKKPNO try S25 8-4~5 737 S48-S 722
FAST/ACCUR 8ERVICI By Norman The Doorman GLASGOW PAINTING
Prof G.rnening s.Vlce 1111 E:-1 30 yrs exp« WASA TI&i 640-oMI OM I Fir 9&7-000R Aeltd'I, comml many,..,. rftf'1 8"2·5n4
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: Daily Pilot motor route : 7022 /mporu • ., ble ·n H t n ton 940 S•Ot' I e or •alP ·rom(' • aval a I un I 9 I Bae~ Sa, Jre11 $36C 'I• :-• • Harbor area. , -2 hours • $9 SC •• ,.,,. criP.•• .. e f t ;"'!'dtPr :..'{I" ~n,..,.. .1~' e per a ternOOn . t •or ;OC• 64 <:IJ;i • • • Call 641 -4333. Mon-eSL 0S~.a,ao .. ~ ,
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: Dally Piiot :
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TODAY'S
CROSSWORD PUZZLE
• Costa Mesa, CA : ---------------------t ••••••••••• eee eeeee e •• ••• ACROSS
After School -
Student Jobs~
Do You l'leed I Cash I And
A Good Job To Start The ~ew Year"
We are looking for Jr H1gri and H1ori
School students and oth49<s who would
entoy talkl"9 witf'I people and w()(1(1"9
with other students their own age You
can eam $25 00 to $50 00 ee<:h ~ 1n
comm1N1ona and MUCH MORE ! You can
w()(1( PART TIME In the afternoons and
evenlrlQS and atlU n..,. p(enty of free ume
You MUST BE FREE AFTER SCHOOL!
We on.tr compWtte training and pr<Mde
tranaportatlon Thia IS NOT A PAPER
ROUTE ANO IS NOT SEVEN OA YS A
WEEKI Come out and help ua get new
cuatC>fTl«'a fOf our newspaper and hlYe 1
grMt time dol"9 1t You have noth1"9 to
ION and • tu'*" 1ob to gain Call today
and maybe you c.n attrt tomorrow•
Call Mr Earl
548-7058 or 241·8432
Openings Now Available
CAR ROUTES
Earn Extra Ca•h
For De/Ivery Of Thi• Paper
HUNTINGTON BEACH
FOUNTAIN VALLEY
INDEPENDENT
Deliver t day a week No
collecting . no soltc1 tmg
Must have dependable car.
truck or station wagon and
insurance
CALL 842 -1444
Ask tor JoAnne Craney
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Plllflt/~--A. '*bu. 11•r"' cen ... for-praeenl II to lhe pert<>nlll INTEREST AS A TENANT IN CITY Of 'Labo< Coda of the Slal• ot T.I . No. , •• 2m ecuted and d•ll.,.,ed 10 '"" Dally Piiot O.Ceml* 10 17. IC tltM 'UflaQdtl.M..."l:"""' I al daclea lo9al e1 rep<eeanlallveappolnttdby COMMON IN THE FlE flOUNT INVALI..IY California the Clly Co1mcll IMPOflT4HTNOTICI u•10efllgned a written Dee 24.ano31 1985 "CTITIOUlllUltNlll 840 ----. Lynne ......... ..,. Ille COYrt within lour montht INTEReST IN AND TO TH( CAtlJOflNtA • or tlleClly ol Fountain Vall•y TO PftOPl"TY OWNI"; 111111on or 0.laull Ind 0. T-971 NA~ STATEMENT ..W'77 Of 142• tl21 i. cone -•he Ml fTom the da11 OI flrlt Is COMMON O~ LOT 8 OF NOTICI hat by rffOluoon IKIOC>led YOU ARIE IN DeF-AUl T mand IOI $ale end 1 wflltf(I Tiie IOllOwtng petllOl\I are VW7 2 BuQ. Qood cond IU4lllOIOllo1tersuptovlded TRACT 10484, AS PER MAP IHYITINO INOI lhe Pftvattlng l'lou1ty r•1e Of UNOER A DEED OF TRUST NOltee of Oefeull and £:lee I----------OOir\Q butlntSI u Off· ...... st'soo CALL '" Secuon 700 Of lh• FllEDIN800K4f3.PAOtS NOTIC[ IS HEREBY waoea loreeclletaftorlype DATED 2·22-85. UNLESS 11on10StlllObete<:ordedll1 P\IJLIC NOTICE SHOR[ 10'1 BrlotO, Sull•
(7 t4)78&-k11 I ....... P:~'::': Probate Code Of Catlfomla 3S TO 31 INCLUStve. Of GIVEN lhlt tne City Cieri\ Of ot woi11m1n or m«lllnlG YOU TAKE ACTION fO lllo coun1v whfl'• Ill• r•• K·210M 102. Cotti M .... Calllornla
-.. C>9M. r le The lime lor IOlng clalm• wlU MISCt'LLAN!OUS MAPS Ille City of Foun111n Valley, '*Kltd 10 IHCute llwt '""' PROT(CT YOUR PHOP properly 11 located 02627 VW '75 BUG Xlnl ClOnCS qui\# tu...., .. , 14t dlMr• not Pplre ptlO< to lout RECORDS OF SAID COUN· Cahlo1n11. wlll receive IMl· tract wnlch will be awarded ERTV, ll MAY BE SOLO AT Otle NOvernbet 22. 1086 fllCTITIOUI •USINlll Aac;llatd L Hun1, t Sand new Clu1ch P411n• l Int . • .., .. COHI d• au montha from Ille dale Of Ille TV. AS SUCH TEAM IS DE Id propoula unlll the novr to lrnt ~-.1111 bl<lller A PUBLIC SALE IF YOU WESTMORElANO SFR· NAM9 ITAflMINT llOwtt NewPor1 9eac:ll, CA ~u"* Or .. t ~ 000 obQ ~ eln ..... .._ hearing nOllc:e above FIN(O IN THE ARTICLE EN OI 10 30 4 M on Frldey O.. Prevlllllng wage In CINtl NEED AN EXPLANATION \/ICE INC 3300 Nori" Tl'le lollov.lng ~· are 92663 17'3·S02t lllte.-'lon\. 119' .......... °".._ YOU MAY fX.'MINt: the TITl.EO . OfFINITIONS. Or<*"'* 27 1885 IOI ruLL llCIHona not j)rOvld«f for by Or THE NATURE OF THC T0<ey P1nt1a Ct Le Jolie llOlng bUllneM u LAM· Aobert L Munl. 440 r-::::~~~-io.--. .. ··~JI:--~ I ..... ,........ .. tile~..,, by the C°"1'I II you TH! DECLARATION OF LANDSCAPE AT PLAVAN lhe retQ1u11on lhatt not bt PROCEEDING AGAINST Callt0tnl192037 1021 Tile-TfX 204 I Otac• L••'-· Holmwood Ntwporl aucn
fl'uede 41'19 _..,. lfe a I* ton lfltoro&led In COVENANTS, CONDITIONS PARK AND COLONY PARK i... ltlMI the most tecanl YOU. YOU SMOULO ,&ON pno111 (8 19) 462 1810 Colla Me ... CA 92828 CA 92663 SOUTH COUNTY ._., •"" .... _. Ille .. iatt, you mty eorvt AND RESTRICTIONS RI· 1n aocordance wllh the Plane wage Oettrmlnallon tor ltwt r ACT A LAWYER 'r1u11ee Section L AM l EX F A BA 1 This bu11na11 11 con-VO LKSWAOBN ......... lelnente .•• M con-uoon Ille IHCIUlOt or •dmln· CORDED IN BOOK 1409&. and Spec;lhcallon1 Orange Coun1y 1rt1 .. t>ub· Oil J1111u1ry 9. 1988, •I WEITMO"l!LANO 11!1'1· CA TORS. INC . 294 t Oree• dueled by • gtoor•I part
• 11111 Mtl .... ~ latratQ(, Or upon Ille •1• PAGE 516 OF OFFICIAL AC PropoMlt 111111 be prH· llthtd by tl'lt U S Oep4ir1 2 00 PM Mld·Cll SerYlcea. VICE. INC., Ir: lefff'ly I( Lane Colla Men, CA nershlp
• "-"'-a Yft _,,... ,.f, torney for Ille 1 . .ecutor or CORDS THI; OfCLAR· anted und« M41ed cover tMnl OI Labor and In no I Calllomla CO<~ration. 410 Huber, Au't Vlee fll'~nt 92626 IA Ca11lo1n1a cO•pot Aienard L Hunt ISVZU --'a da M11111doa o • admin111ra10<, and Irle W1111 ATION ' I ANO ANY ltld •lltll bt accompaoled ~unaJlltlMlleAlllantlle W Btd1t10 CoYlna Call TAC • ...,, lhOfl) Tl'lll .i11emen1 wu llllMI
-ofk:lfta • .,... ...., lhe court with prool ol ..,. AMENDMENTS ANO SUP· by OM 01 Iha torma ot bid· Hlabll•~ fedlfal mini IOrnll •• <July &j)j)Otnled Pubhll\90 O••noe Coas1 thll bu•in•H II con with lhe Counly C!«k OI Or-
(Yee et dlreotorlo tole· vie., • written 1equea1 Ital· PLEMENTS THERETO 00,, Meurlly 1oqutred by mum wage T•ullM under and purtl•llfll CJaily Pllo1 De<'embet 17. 24 OuCled by. • cur00tat1on 1nge County on Novembef
'°"6oe). tng 11111 you d•lre epeciel U<CEPTING All 011., OIL Section 10 ol lhe Speclll· The Contractor 1nall lo Deed ol Tru91 recorded 31 t98S l AM T f X FA BR I 1&. 1985 c-No. OCY ,.,. "°'~ ot ·~ llllng Of 1n In· AIOHTS, MINERALS MIN· cations All proposals •hall provld• IUCh compen1111011 2-28 es .. Inst NO T-977 CA TORS, INC Marilyn 'mlt'
Tllena.me andaddreuof ~loryandtpl)ralNmenlol EAAL RIGHTS. NATURAL be ml tktd FULL LAND llntu11neeurequlrodbythe 85-089748 ol OftlGlal Ro C mobell Secretary Publlsned Orange Coaat
the c:oun It (El nornl>fe Y Miiie a11e11 or of tile pell· OAS RIGHTS AND OTHER SCAPE MAINTENANCE Lal>O< Coda ot Iha S1a11 of c0<01 '" me ottoce ot Ille PUBllC NOTICE This s1a1emen1 w11 Ille<! O•ily P1101November28 Do dlrooelon de la COtlt "I SU· Ilona or aocount1 tMnllOMd My OR OC A AB 0 N s B y FOR AREA I • PLAVAN C11lll0<n11 and ltlall execute Counly Rac0<dett of OtlllOf 1'111111 Iha Counly Clerk ol Or cembet 3 lO. 17 1985 PERIOR COURT OF THE 1n S«:llon 1200 Ind 1200 5 ol w HATS OE I/ER NAME PARK AND AREA II CO· a con11acl0t I ~llllGate re-County Stale ol Calllornla fteferencte: t~ ange County on Oecember T .940
STATE or CALIFORNIA, lheCallfor1111 Prob.ti• Code KNOWN GEOTHERMAL LONY PARK and be Miiied 1gardlng SBIO cornpe<1eallon executed by fJank E Barton NOTICE OF 3, 1985
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'0 U t'4 T Y OJf S A N Howtrd M. •t0na/Pameta STEAM AND ALL PROO· or dallvered 'so 11 to be tn l'equiremenll. Tllo Contrac· er)(j ChrlalaJ E Barton, H/W TRUSTEE'S SALE nt3ttl
BERNARDINO, iREST DIS· A. oem,.._,, Attomer1 tor UCTS DERIVED THERE· ll'lehandaollheCll Clerk in tor shill lurlher require all H JfT WILL SELL AT PUB· YOU ARE Jiii DEFAULT Publlsned Orenge Coast
TRICT l540NOrlhMounlaln fll'olltloner, t•OO Dowe FROM WITHOUT HOW· ri., otttc.e In lhe ~lty Hall SubCOfltrJ01or1 10 •lmllarly LIC AUCTION TO HIGHEST UNDER A DEi;() OF TRUST O•llY Pllol December 10 17
Avenue. Ontario. CA 111782 ltr .. t. Newport 8Mch, CA El/EA THE RIGH r TO 10200 Slater Avenue on or ptOvtde IUCh c;ompensauon BIDDER FOR CASH (p•y· OATEO 3/ 13182 UNLESS 24. 3 I 1985
Tiie n1me. addrets •fld Published Orange Cotti ORILL MINE STORE EX· t>elO<e lhe hOUI 1111.0 Al lnaurance ''?'Ill ot lhe Sub· Ible •• time ol sale In lawful YOU TAl<E ACTION TO T -958
telephone number ot plain· Dally PllOI December 10 I l Pl ORE AND OPERA TE the designlled llm• all bldl contractors emplorees Tiie money ol 1he Untied Sia let) PROTECT YOUR PROP
lltt'• attorney 0< pta1nutt 17 1985 THROUGH THE SUR.FACE 1 ed 11 b ' bit 1 Contrac1ora and Sub-con. 111 the front enlr•nae ot l 108 ERTY. IT MAY BE SOLD Al PUBLIC NOTICE
without an atlorney. 15' (El TW·958 OR THE UPPER 500 FEEl ~~n~ .:~min~ :~d J:. lruators Shall furnish lhe Clly W Seventtenlh SI . S,nta A PUBLIC SALE If YOU ----------
nomb<e 18 d1tacclon Y el nu-nun'.IC NOTICE OF THE SUQSURFACE OF cti•ed by the Cny Clerk Bid a certificate 01 waive• 01 Ana. Calltorn1e 111 right. Ille lllFFn AN FXPl ANA TION FICTITIOUS IUllNEIS
maro de telelono dal r~ SAID LAND, AS RESEAVEC ders and th41 public; are In· aubtogatlon u~Cler the terms and mleresl conveyed 10 OF THf NAfURE OF THE NAM£ I TATEMl!NT
•t>ogeoo del demtndenle 0 ~ INR THEECDO~~Po"'NFRYOM THE VIie<! 10 be pre.sen! al lhe ~~~~=~;. compenu-ano now held by •t under PROCEEDINGS AGAINS I The lol10w1ng persons are
de4 demanda{ll• QUt no NOTtCE Of' 1 VIN ... " dect1ra 11on 01 sa10 No bd 11 be considered Hid Deed ol Trust in 111e YOU. YOlJ·SHOUlD CON domg 1>va1ness es Otvarae tleoce al>Ogado, 81) ROGER • A MICHIGAN CORPOR proposals I WI properly lllulled In Hid TACT A LAWVER Construcllon Co' 3002 JllVI
" MEADOWS. Anorney al Til!USTEE S SAi.£ j ATION, RECORDED MA'\' Allb1ossorec,ived Hllm· unless n 11 made on lhe 01• Coonty and State desc111>tM1 On 1115186 el 10 00 AM Rd Costa Mesa, CA 92828
Law, 386 South Oordo.n On January 7· 1986 11 29 1981 IN BOOK 14079 tned and declared wilt~ re· flclaJ blink form lurntane<I es lixhlblt A VERDUGO SERVICE COR· James Arlhur Koell, 3002
Street. Pomona. CA 91762 1 I 00 8 m FIRST AMEAl·1 PAGE 1399 OF OFFICIAL lerre<I by Iha City Cieri\ to by lhe City ano ,, made In PARCEL t LOI 3 ol Traci PORATtON as the duly 8P· Jave All CoSla Mes11 CA
(714) 623 5500 CAN TITLE' INSURANCE RECORDS Iha C1ry E In-and the accordance wi th lhe No 10513 In tne Crly OI po1n1e<1 Ttuslee undtf and 92626
DA TE (feechal AUG I COMPANY a California cor· ALSO EXCEPTING All C AllO<~ f llecl\1 ptOVISlons ol lhll Not~ and Cos1a Mesa as snown on I pursuant 10 OtlQ<I Of Tru91 This business 11 con·
lll8S PO•ahon as Truaree. 01 Sue· w A T E R RI G H T S a~~ repor1~ : ~he C~ ine proposal requ1tement1 map recorded in boOll 4411 Rl"C;ordeo on 31 18182 as dueled by an mOIVl<lual
Clerk, b~ AoH marte c es s 0 1 Tr u 118 8 or WHETHER SUCH WATEFI Council al 111 regular metl· and conditions sel •orlh pages 45, 46. and 47 ol M1&· Documenl no 82·094 106 ol James A Koen
Chewer, C>.putr Substnuled Trustee. 01 lhal RIG H TS SH ALL BE J a 7 t986 under Section 2 ollhe Spect-c:ellaneoua Mapa. recoros of 0111c1111 Recotds 1n the olflce Tiii& slalemenl was Ille<!
Published Orange Coast cer tam Deed ot Trusi eaex-RIPARIAN, OVERLYING AP lni?,~; 8~ '~ommenclng llcaHons Eacn bidder must Orange Counly Calllorn1a 01 lhe Recorder of 01ange w11n ine County Cle•k 01 01
D111y Pt101 December 10. 17, cuied by EDGAR COOLEY PROP RI A Tl I/ E PER ()(k tne Contractor and all be ll<lenaed Ill acc0<dence AKA 305 t Yukon Circle. County C11111orr11a execule<I a11ge Coonty on December
24 31 1985 BAUME & NOREEN NORTH COLATING PRESCRIPTIVE :iocontractO<S snall obtain wllh applicable ~ale laws Costa Mesa Calll0<ma by JAMES R BECl<STROM 6 1985
T .954 BAUME nusbano and wife 0 R C 0 NT A A C T lJ A L • bus1nesa license lrorn Int Pursu1n1 to Calllornla PA AC E l 2 T n e & SALLY BECKSTROM F2MS5S 11----------85 J0tnl Tenanll as to an WITHOUT, HOWEVER, THE C11 of Fountain Valley 1n IC· Government Code S«:Uon Sou111eastetl)' one-third ol HUSBANO AND WIFE 4 Pubhslled Orange Coas1 PUBLIC NOTICE undMded • 112 interest & RIGHT OF ENTRY FOR THE coidanee wllh the Cit Mu· 4590. Ille Conlractor wtll be Lois 183 arid 184 or Tract M A R K H A N S O N 0111ly Pllol December 10. 17.
GARV JO . and recorded E x E R c I s E 0 f n1c1 II Code No VotJme I. enlllled IO poll apptovod •849, IS shown on a map BECKSTROM & ANITA MAE 24 and 31, 1985
SUMMONS July 2 1985 18 lnstrumenl SUCHRIGHTS AS RE Thi p 5 Cn1plert 5 0' ano securities wllh Ille City or ao thereof recorded In book 25 BECKSTROM, HUSBAND
(CITACIOH JUDICIAL) No 85'243263· in Boole--··-SERVED IN DEED ICRO~ 5 o: . apptoved llnanclal insmu. pages ,3 '4 '5 MIS· ANO WIFE AS JOINT TEN
NOTICE TO DEFENDANT Page-··-0' OfflGlal R•· THE IAVINE COMPANY > In accordance Ith the llon in O<der to nave Ille City cefleneous Maps, records ol ANTS WILL SELL AT PUB ·----------
(AlllSO a AcuaaOOI 575 c0<ds 01 Otange Counly MICHIGAN CORPORA110N S w 700 release funds retained by H•d County LIC AUCTION TO THE PUBLIC NOTICE
NORTH PATENCIO ROAD. Call!O<nla and PUll\l~I lo RECORDED MAY 29. 1981 f~0~·;~s l~~lu1~!1ono11 Ille ine Cily lo insure pet• AKA 31626 Vllglnu1 Way HIGHEST BIDDER FOR1 _________ _
INC . C l(ENNETH MILLER. tllat certain Noltce ol taull IN BOOK 14079, PAGE 139£ Labor Code ol the 's cale ol lormance or the conltacl South Laguna. Calllorn1e CASH (payable a1 time or FICTITIOUS IUSINESS
VELD A J MILLER ' thereunder rec0rded Sep· OF OFFICIAL RECORDS C 11 n1a lhe cu-. Council Plans. spectllcauons and The street address and sale"' lawlul money ol ihe NAME STAT(MENT lembe1 6. 1985 as lnsl•u· 11 1 or · ' olllc1el proposal forms 10 be 0 1 The 1011ow1nn persons are PATRICK HOPKINS, db& ment No 85·336788 In PARCEL 3 ol the City ol Fountain I/alley ....... 1~ D'Odlng c;an .... Ob OtnE!t common e.signa ion united Slates! at THE " HOPKINS CONSTRUC· ' EASEMENTS AS SET sot wlKOU ~ • .,.., • 11 any of the real properly NORTH rRONT ENTRANCE d0<ng busmeu as Sm1llls TION ano DOES 11htougn Book····· Paoe····· OI Of· 0 T T E SECT 0 hH by re utlOn aooplod 1a1ned only 811he OlfiGe ol 0 es c II be 0 I b 0 v e I ' T 0 T H E c 0 u N l v Landscaping 278 Loma Ttf
100 incluS1ve hc1al Records ol sa10 Coun· ~ ~ ~ ~ D H CERT I I" tne prevalllng llourl)' ,.,. or ine City Eng1rnser C11y Mall purported to be Par'91 I COURTHOUSE 700 Cll/IC race Laguna Beach CA
VOlJ ARE BEING SUED 1y will und8f and pursuanl N I L A wages IO< eacn cralt or type Cos1 ol Plans and Spec;lll· 305 I Yukon Circle, Costa CENTER DRIVE WES I 92651
By PLAINTIFF (A Ud kl esla lo said Deed ol Trust sell al EASS~MENTDS FSOR POOW~· ol workman o• mecnanie cations IS $5 00, including Mesa. California. Parcel 2 SANTA ANA CA 92701 dll Joseph Ft an~ Anderson. publlc auction for cun. law· ER AN UP R needed 10 execute the con· 1a• II l"e bidder r""uesis " 278 L f L demand and o) PALM 1 1 u ...... SEnLEMENT AND EN· trac1 which w111 be awarded " ""' 31626 V1rg1n1a Way Sou11'1 right 1111e end 1nteres1 con· oma errace. aguna SPRINGS PLUMBING CO u money 01 the nltvv CROACMMENT" OF THE lo the !ll.ICCeuful bidder lllat the Plans and Spec;ill· Laguna C11111orn1a veyed 10 sno now held by 11 Beacn CA 9265 1
INC. a Calll0<n1a corpor· Slates 01 Ame,.c;a. 8 ARTICLE ENTITLED "EASE Pievalh wa in cla»•· cations be sent by mail the The undersigned Trustee unOe• said Deed ol Trus1 1n Tnis bus•neu is con "'°" cqnier s cneck paytl>le lo MENTS" or THE DE'CLAA I no t oe o_.. I b mailing and handling 01scla1ms any llabllliy fol any the pro""'rtu s11u11e0 in said aucteo Dy en ino1v1ouar said Trustee drawn on a AT ieauons no prov• ""' or Y cnarges •"all be an ad· ... -' Jo•apn Frank Ande•son You haH 30 CAl.ENOAR ION th esol 1 on snail nol be ''" 1nco,,ectness of lhe s1ree1 Coun1y car.toin1a dec:••b1ng ~
T·968
DAYS after thl• iummott1 s:a:e orf_.'.:ll•~na~?ank, a PA~CEL' ie:s r thanu ;he most receni o111one1 $2 00 Ne11her ine address end olhe• common the land therein LOT 46 OF Tn1s slatemenr was filed
a Ill....-• 9300 I• Mfwed on rou to Ille• saeor ...,era Ct iun1on. EASEMENTS AS SET wa e d11term1nahon for Iha cosl olthePlansand Spect-designation ''any, snown TRACT 9tS7. JN THE CITY w1tn1t1eCountyCle1kol Or nat .. .,..tlhC lypowrlltan ro1pon1• 11 or a state or l8<1etal savings FORTH IN lHE SECTIONS Or~n e Coun1 area as pub· llcauons nor lhe cost 01 herein OF IRl/INE. COUNTY OF enge Couniy on Oeoem~r AMC ·72 Hornet 6 cy1 1 tht. aourt and loan essoc•alion ooml· ENTITLED "C ERTAI"-1 nJ b 111e ~ s Depa t· malllng ano l'landling will De Sa1dsale w1Ubemade.bul ORANGE STATE OF CAll· 6 1985
58 000 ' '1 A lett . phorM catl Wiii clled IO 11115 91818 at the EASEMENTS TO OWNERS 11 y r refunded w11nou1 covenan1 Ot war· FORNIA. AS PER MAP RE· F2M325 owner, mi. • nt ., or main entrance to Fltal · ment 01 LabOr and '" no Tiie City reserves lhe right ranty e•pie•• or lmptl_.. re· CORDED IN BOO"' , 11 Pu1>hsnec1 Orange Coast cond S 1000 546-0118 not P'Otect r~ rour IJJM" American Tiiie lnauran~ ANO "SUPPORT SETTLE· event sn11111 De iess lhan Che 1 11 blO ~ ~ "" " --written r...,onao mual be Com MENT ANO ENCROACH· eSlabllshed federal mini· o reiect any or a s gard1ng llUe. possession, 01 PAGES 22 TO 24 IN Daily P1lo1 December 10 17 CAD. '79 FLEETWOOD In proper '-gal form II you pany located 81 I 14 MENT" OF THE ARTICLE mum wa e Ewelrn McClandon, Cltr encumbrances. 1nc;lud1ng CL US 1 VE OF M IS 24 and 31 198!i
loaded A· 1 con d want the court to hew your East Flllh Slreel, in the city ENTITLED EASEMENTS' Tiie ~on11ac;1or snail Clerk of Ill• City 01 Foun· lees. charges and e.penaes CELLANEOUS MAPS IN T ·974
S4 300 7'22 8482 ol Santa Ant Calllornla, all OF T E DEC A 0 Of taln VaffoM Calllornla I th T I 0 I th • • CHO. lhat nght. lllle and inte•esl H LA ATI N provide such compensahon Daleo December 3. 1985 o e ru' ee an o e THE OFFICE OF THE •----------
NABERS
CADILLAC
LARGEST SELECTION
of 1a1e model low mileage
Cad1Uacs 1n Oranoe
County' See us today1
540-1860
2600 Harbo1 Blvd
COSTA MESA
Wt llY All ll&IES
USED CARS & TRUCKS
COMEJN. OR CALI. FOR
FREE lPPUISll
OeLILLO
ClfYHln
1821 l BEACH BLVD
HUNTINGTON BEACH
14l·IOll;l41·3331
CHEVY M al1t:>u t98C
classic wagon A1r
AM/FM 2 tone paint
elec seats. $2.950 Cal
6'42-4321 Ask lor Dor
Wiiiiams
WE BUY CLEAN
LOW MILEAGE
DOMESTIC & IM PORT
CARS, TRUCl<S & VANS
WtWllTYOIR
OllAI llH CARI
See Veno dos Santos
THEODORE
ROBINS
FORD t ]0b0 HAl80 1 ILVD
Cb\tA Ml\& 642 0010
" rou do not t11e rour conveyed 10 and now Mid COVENANTS CONDITIONS insurance as 1equ11ed by 1ne P b Or C 1 trusts created by sa•O Deed COUNTY RECORDER OF PUBLIC NOTICE
r .. ponee on time, rou mey by 11 under said Deed ol AND RESTRICTIONS, AE· Labot Code ol the Stale ol Dall~ 1~~; Dec~~ o~; ol Trust to pay Int remain SAID COUNTY 1----------
loM the -· 8ftd row Trust in lhl property 9'lu· CORDED IN BOOK 14092 C1!11orn11 end snall uecvta 1985 Ing pnnc1pa1 wms or the The sheet aod1ess and FICTITIOUS IUSINESS
wagee, ~r and prop-lled in said County and PAGE 1797 OF OFFICIAL a contraclor s cet11t1ca1e re-notes secured by s111d Deed otner common oes1gna11011 NAME STATEMENT
er1y may be ta«en wtthout Slate described es RECORDS (THE 'MASTER garding said compensallon r T •980 of Trust to wll S230.187 29 11 &11y. Of the real ptoperty The following persons e1re
fllrttt.r Wlfnlne trom the Loi ,9 01 Tract No 4204 DECLARATION") ANO ANY requirements The Con1rac· IMm•ic NOTICE wllh ln1eres1 •hereon from desc:t1bed above 1s doing business as Tanya· ~rt. 11 shown on 1 Map rec0<ded AMENDMENTS AND SUP· 10< shall futther requite all rUUl. 2128185 $32791 95 al 18•1, purported 10 be 7 WHIT Ale-.a 1006 Nomngam Ro
ni.. ore OtMr '-gel. re-in Boot< 1'9 pages 2' 25 PLEMENTS THERETO Subcontractors 10 s1mllarty pe1 annum ilS ptovlded 1n NEV IRVINE CA 92664 Newpo•1 Beach CA 92660
qufrementL You ,,..y went 26 27 and 2a 01 M••· Tne street address ano p1ov1oe sucn compensation NOTICE Of' sa•d notes plus costs and Tne undersigned Trustee T snya Tarr 1006 Not-
to c.11 an attorner rlgllt eetlaneous Maps Rec:0<os orne1 _common deslgn111on. insurance tor all ol 1ne Sub· TRUSTEE'S SALE la1e che1ges 01 $55S3 91 01scla1ms any ll&b•hly tor any llogham R 0 Newpor 1 •••r· H you do not known 01 Orange County. Call· 11 any.of the 1ea1 property con1rac1ors employees The TA~P.":551=~: with 1n1erett to oate or th•! incorrectness of lhe street Beach CA 92660 1n11torner.~oumer~ll •n lornia descf1bed above 1 Contractors and Sub-con-document add•ess and otner common This business 11 con-
attorMy ref9rfel tWWlce or Tne streel address 0, purported lo be 13 OX lractors shall furnish lhe C11y TbM:~~;~N/../'g~~JR The benehc;iary under said des1gna11011. 11 any shown duc:teo by an u•OMdual
e '-gel ak1 oMce (It.led In Olher common dt11gnallon FORD •26 IRVINE. CA a cerllf1Cat1 of waiver ol vou ARE IN DEFAULT Oee<1 of Trust neretol0<e ex herein Tanya Tart
the phorM lllooll). 0 1 sa, o o roper 1 y 15 927 !5 subroga11on under me 1erm1 UNDER A DEED OF TRUST ecuteo and oe11veted to the Sa10 aate wlll be made Dul Tn1s slatl'ment was 111eo ~ de ~ la en-, ,1 0 1 b 2882 Tne unoersigneo TruSlee 01 the w0<11er s eompen58· undersigned a wrmen Dec-without covenanl 0< wer-..,,h tne County Clerk ot Or
lr-e-"la clteclon Ju· ~~1~~ ~one ° Cot~a Meta 01scta1ms any llab1hty 10< any lion 1nsu11nce D~ TEO 9/; 118iT gNl.ESS taratlOfl of 0etttu11 ano De· ranry eap•t!SS or implied, re angl' County on OeGemr>er
d'elel u.t9d tlafte un pleao Gelll · 1ncortaclMU ot 1tie--,1r1!el No bid will be considered Y U TAK A I N TO mand tor Sate, ano a wrllten gard1ng 1111e, possession. or 4 l985
di 31rDIAI CAl"ENDAltlOS Said sale will oe made addre" and other common unless II Is maoe o11 the of· PROTECT ~OUR PROP· Notice ol Oel1ull and flee· encumbranc;es 10 pay the F2t4132
P•rt pra11ntar una wltllOUI covenanl O< war-des1gna11on. II any snown llC•al blank form tum•slled !R;~~[1~"sA~~ S~l~~~ hon10Sell The undersigned remaining principal sum ol PuDhsneo Orange co..1 r~t• eeutte 1 mo-ranty e o•eu or mpliec:t es herem Dy the City and 1s made in EXP 0 caused said Noltee ol De-the notes secu1ect by said Daily P1101 Dacemoe• 10 17 qulna en"'• cone. 10 lltle • possessi:m or en· Said sale W111 be made. bul 1 cc or d a nee w 11 n 111 a ~~ep e"'N R~A~~ T+ ~ 1au11 and Elechon 10 Sell 10 Deed 01 Trus1 wllh m1eres1 2' and 3 1 1985 Une CM1e o une Kamada mbt 1 ty W1tllou1 conventnl or wat-provtst<>ns ol tn11 Notice ana H NATU H be recorded in lhe counl) lhereon a' provided 1n said
l.tafonte. "° la .W-1 ~~peida':nc~ :~·on :;:: r1n1y eKpres11or lmptled. re--1ne proposal requirementa P~Oc~5oi~G 0 AiAg~sT where the real ptoper1y 11 noles advances 1t sny. T.111 t
protocclon; au rM9U09ta n ie , n red b ga1d1ng uue. posse1S1on, 01 ano GOno111ons set torth Y u . U H UL N· loca1ed under me terms of lhe Deed
eocrlt• • maqulna tlafte q11e s~ld ~ 0~~'rrsec;" ,t encumbrenees 10 pay lhe unde• Sec11on 2 ollhe Spec:1. f ACT A LAWVER For 1nlormahon regarding of Trus1 tee!I charges itnd PUBLIC NOTICE
cumpllr con I•• for· $6 387 02 plus,~: ,c,.:~:no rema1n1ng pr1nc1pal Sum ol t1ea11ons Eacn b•dd8f must 00n January 8 1986 11 sale con1ac1 Benehc•ar) erpenses ol rhe Trustee and I( 211.35
ma I Id• d'' I e D 1 I 1 • asi mated costs ex nses the noles secured by aa10 be l1Cense<1 in acc0<dance 1 00 o clock • m F1tst Los Fttst F1oe11ty thrill & Loa,. ol 1ne uusts crea1&0 l>y sa•o
•PloSMadU el ueled qulera and' ad an~•s al the pe11-ot Deed of T•uSI w11n 1nteret1 W11h eppllceble slate laws Angeles Corpo,.l•on H (7141 !i58·957 l Attenuon Deed of Trus1 ror ihe FICTITIOUS BUSINESS q·-•---• ~·-.. -v ""' "~ ,.._ d d duly named or 1ubs11tuled •• L H 1 n NAME STATEMENT ~ .. ...... ·---IU the 1n11!al PUDllClllon of lhlS ...... eon 81 prov• eo In Ml Pursuant 10 Ca11torn11 T ... ar.. u c 1son amounl reasonal>ly eSll· eaao. Notice ol Sale $4 8'8 65 notes advances ii any. Government Code Section ru11ee unde• ,a~d pu1suan1 Da1e December 10, 1985 maled 10 be S'l 1 967 85 The IOllOw1ng persons are
SI uel9d no pr ... nl• •u • BAU M E 4 CYNTHIA under tne terms ol the Deed 4590. 1ne Contractor will be ko l~emDeed ~1 ·~:~ate(! MID·C AL SERVICES. • Tne beriet1c1ary under said ao1ng bu~1ness as EAST
re1pue1ta a tlampo, puede PONTIOUS BAUME h s ol Trus1 tees che•ges and en111led 10 post approved ep e ber RC RD e• C1lllornla corp. •10 W Deed of rru~t herelolore e~ ENO LEASING, 2973 Ran·
perder If cHo, r i. pueden bano 11 wile as Joini T'ena~t; e•i>enses ol tlle Trus1ee ano secu1111es w11h 1ne C11y or a11 ~Au~~"oNb~NDr C~~LA J~E ledlllo, Cowlne, Ce. 11m ecule<I encl oellv~eo 10 lhe g~~n26~~ef't Costa Mesa.
qutler au aotarlo, Ml dlnero 85 10 an unoivioed 112 ot lhe lrusls created l>y sa10 approved financial 1ns111u HANNON nu band and wile (111) 11S-193o4, By: Patricia und~•s•gneo a wrmen Otoe William H Painck 2973 r otra1 cotH d• eu intetest 811 as l8flants in Deed of TruSI lo w it hon in o•Oer 10 have tlle Clly ed S 5
8 A. Benti.y. Sec. 1ara11on ot Oeleult ano 011 Randolph Street Colla propi.dad tin •WltO edt.-Common $48 87~ 26 release lunos rel11ne<l by reco•O eptember 1 · Published Orange Coast mand tor Sale ano a written
clonal por part• de ta c0t1a. NOTICE TO The benehc11ry under said the cuy 10 insu•e per· '~:o in Book l37H Page Ollily Pllol December 11 2• Notice 01 Del .. vll 11no E•ec· Mesa. CA 92626
Exl1ten otroe r~uletloe PROPERTY OWNER Dfted of Trus1 t1ert1of0<e ex-lormance ol lhe coniract ;43~ 1 ~~~~~~:i"~ec~~~s~~~ 31 1985 uon to Sell The undetSlgneo William H Pa1rick Ill
'-ge .... Puodl ~ uot9d YOU ARE IN DEICAULT ecuted end dehvered 10 Ila Plans spec1hc111ons and h tt R I T-98J ca119ed said Notice ol De 2973 Randolph Street
quiet• llamlf • un ~ UNDER A DEED OF TRUST undersigned a wri11en Dec· ol11C1al propose! l0<ms lo IMI ~ e o 10~ Ol 11'18 acorder o taull and Elec11on to Seti to Cos1a Meaa CA 92626
lnmedlatlf'ntnte. 81 no COft· DA TEO J ne 4 1985 UN larat1on of Oefaun and De-used lor b1dd1ng can be ob· tange ounty w111 sen " PUBllC NOTICE De reco1deo in tile county This business is con -1 un ~..._ puede u • mind lor Sele ano a men Ott 1 public auction lo the highesl ducted by a general P8tl· _,,,,,_...., LESS YOU TAKE ACTION · wr 1t1neo only al the Ice o bidder 10, cash (payable 81 whMe tr1e real properly is n ll1mer a un aervklo de ref· TO PROTECT YOUR PROP· No11c;e ol Oilt1ul1 and E•ec· lhe CUy Eng1neet. City Hall NOTICE OF located ners 1P
1 •rencla de eboglldol o a ERTY ll MAY BE SOLO AT lion io Sell The undersigned Cost or Plans and Specih· the hme ot ta'T .:On S1awtu1 TRUSTEE'& SALE DATE 12110185 ~~:~e~a':e!!~,·c~~!' 1119<1
I
r::, o~l":I~~!~' ::t•I A PUBLIC SALE IF YOU f8~~d ds~~Not1ce i'e1~ C8l•ons IS S5 00 Including ~ot~'Z ~:,:~: lr~I ent~:~~~ T.S. No. 8951 VERDUGO BUIVICE wiln tne County Clerk of Ot·
r o e e· NEED AN EXPLANATION au an llon lo lo lax II the bidder requesta lo the count c;our1house IMPOR·TANT NOTICE CORPO"ATION, 81 aald enge County on November Ionic~) No 11"8 21 M OF THE NATURE OF THE be recotded in lhe cnunl~ lhat the Plans and Spec;lll· 700 CJVIC eenier Drive West TO PflOPE"TY OWNER; lrual .. , 401 N. Brand llwd., 18 1985
T -. 1 PROCEEDING AGAINST where Ille real properly IS cauons be tenl l>y mall Che Sanla An• Calllorn11 111i YOU ARE IN DEFAULT Olendal, CA tt203, T.... F292571
'ihe ~~~.m:! ·~~ 1~~~~ o; YOU. YOU SHOULD CON· IOC~~~E t2/lO/S5 mailing and llandllng right 11lle and tnteresl con-UNDER A OEEO OF TRUST. phone: (111) 500-2415, Ptl Publ•shed Orange Coast
oirecc1on de ta corle HI TACT A LAWVER FORECLOSURE CON ~~~r~=~ $~~ : •• ~;, ~~~ veyeo to 'and now held by DATED 617/82. UNLESS Rolland T 44....,.. I Daily Pilot November 26. De
MUN CIPAL COURT OF DA TEO December 11 • o said Trustee undet said VOlJ TAKE ACTION TO ~ c;embef 3 tO 17 t98$ I 1985 SUL TANTS, INC .• I Y! COS1 ol the Plans and Spec!· Deed ol Trusl '"and lo lhll PROTECT YOUR PROP-Published Orange CoaSI T
THE DESERT JUDICIAL FIRST AMERICAN TITLE DANIEL w. Ol'IMEAOD, v.P. llCallons. no• lhe cost or certain opetl !lltuated In ERTV IT MAY BE SOLO AT Dail~ P1IOI Ol'Cember 17 24 939 ~:e~~'~6E c~¥~+~ g~ INSURANCE COIWANY, • 17~,,b~:~. Co 1 mailing and hlndhng Wiii be tne si:e ol y Ca11lorn1a A PUBLIC SALE IF YOU 3 1 t985 PUBLIC NOTICE CA F' 0 ~ A p CelHornla corpor1tlon, Pit u 1 r nge as refunded County ol Orange de NEED AN EXPL.ANA TION 1 982
FORD '7"4 Plnlo 4 spd Stal SPR~~GS B~~NCH 3tsk ~ Sindt, Authorized Ofneer, ~~11~~~1 December t7 24 Tne C!ly reserves the right scribed as follows LOI 10 of OF THE NATURE OF THE K·2113e
Wgn gd cond S•OO Firm Tahqu11z-McCa11um W(f.y 114 bit Fifth l l rMt, Santa ' T-978 10 ~eiec:t ··~~s Cl Traci 9552 in the City ol PROCEEDING AGAINS T PU8UC NOTICE FICTITICU8 BUSINEIS
631-4389/H 55g •• 014/W Palm Springs Cahlornla Ana, C1llfornlo 12701 (71•)1 c..::r~ the City of F tr Irvine. as per map recorded YOU. YOU SHOULD CON· NAME STAHMl!NT
-92262 551-321' POOL.IC NOTICE 0 oun-tn BOO!\ '10. pages 9 to 12 TACT A LAWYER flCTITIOUI euMtEH Th i n
FORD '78 Future 2dr hrdtp Tl'lt ,,_ edor-~ PubiJSlled Orange Coas1 ~ Y~t«nt; 1985 mclu11ve ol M1S01111aneo..i1 On Thurt<lay January 9 NAMf STATUIENT o-om; 0t>~;r~':s~!~"111({~
cream w/buctiel sis llr telephone number or P111n Daily P1101 Decembet t7 2• K 22251 a1eo Ore Iler C Maps. records ol 11><1 Or-1986 .a1 1 30 P M . WEST. Tiie lollow1ng persons art' ENTERPRISES 2962 Airway
spolle wtils, 6 cyl Runs 11tt 1 ett0<ney or 01ain11ff 31 1985 Not~ of Sele of D:lubl~1';;' ~ber o~r ange County MORELAND SERVICE. INC doing business as Sun V111 Avenue. Colla Mesa. Call· great $2100 •94-0301 wnhout an auorney ,, (El T-984 Reel Property al 198~ The unpaid Dalenae and as duly appolnled TruSlee ley Cons1ruc11on. 1!i Robon lornll 92626 ---nomD•e 1a d11ect1on yet nu· Private 1-'e T 979 sllme1e of coats, eipenaes under and pursuenc to Deed Cl Newport Beach. Ca ltv•n c Chapman. General
FORD Mustang •7g Black mero de telelono del POOUC NOTICE No A 127740 • ano advances as ol Decem· of Trust rec0<ded Jvne 17 92663 Partner 2782 Baysnore
Must $811 S800tor besl abOQado del demandanle 0 In lhe Superior Court or bet 9 1985 " S56 138 77 I 9 8 2 II' In 5 t N 0 DllYIO Wayne Backstrom or1 .. e NewPQrl Beach CA
otler 494-•554 Oef Oemandan1e qve no Tiiie Order No. 1415713, Ille S111e or Cahlotn1a 10< PUBLIC NOTICE U•d amount wm increase 82 206767 OI Official Re t5 Robon Ct Newpori 92663
tience a1>ogado esi MACK 'Tru1IM Sala No 300l·t· lhe County of O•ange nlll date ol sale cords •n the olfic;e or Ille Beacn CA 92663 This business 15 con
KAHN & CRISTE Attorneys Compu11r R1f~r1n ce: 1r1 the Ma11e1 of the Esiale CITY OF Tne streei llddress or County RecoidetS of Orenge Tn1s bus1neu is con ducred by ll llmited portnei
al Law JOO 1 E Tahqu11i Dt·l50IHI011 ol Tnomas B Case De-FOUNTAIN VALLEY. ommon des1gna11cm. 11 any. Coun1y Slate ol Cellforma oucted ny an in!llVl!lual ~nip
McCallum Way ·:JO t Palm NOTICE OF r.Msed CALIFORNIA I !he •eal properly de e1ecu1ed lly DENISE Jill Dave Back sl1om Irvin C Chapman
Springs Calotonrta 92262 TRUSTEE'S 8ALE Nohc.e 1sn&reby 91ven lhal NOTICE SGrtl>ed above 11 purported LOVELESS A SINGLE Thi!> s1i1111men1 was hied Tnis st1<lemenl was tueo
(6191 320-56~ YOIJ ARE IN DEICAULT Int underS>Qned wtll sell al INVITING llDS 0 be 6 Cnoate lnm>e Call WOMAN Will SE.LL AT With the Counly Clerk or 01 With the County Cltt•~ ol Or
DATE 1Fech91 SEP 13 UNDER A OEEO OF TRUST Pm1ate sale to the hlgntsl NOTICE 1$ HEREBY Orme 927 1' PUBLIC AUCTION fO anqe County on Deeembe1 l'nge Coonly on NovM'ber
1985 1D1HED 1'6183 UNLESS and be51 bidder. on or alter 01\/EN lhal lhe Cl1y Clerk ol Tile und8fs1gneo Truatee HIGHEST BIDDER FOR 4 198S 18 !985
Victor J. Barich, Cieri!, vou TAl<E ACTION TO Ille 27th day ot December the City of Fountain Valley 1scra1m1 any ll11b1llly for any CASH (payable at hme of F~137 F212Ut
Wittl.,w:.1"'1!1r: Patricia A. McC•rron, PROTECT YOUR PROP-1985, al Iha olllce ol Jack Ca11lorn1a, wlll receive seal· ncorrectneu of the Slreet sale '" lawful money ol •lie PubllShed Orange Coast Pubt•shed Oren~ Coasl · __ _:::::::::=::::===-Oeputy ERtV IT MAY BE SOLO AT Levy 8383 Wlllhlrll Bl , Ste ed proposals unlll 1he hour ddre$9 end Other common Unned St11laS) In the IObby Daily P1101 December 10 17 DAily Pilot Novembef 26 ~ -Publish&CI Orange Coas1 A PUBLIC SALE IF YOU 552 Beverly Hlllt CA 00211 OI 10 00 AM on Friday 0.. es1gnauon •I any, anown lo the building ~led •I 24 ano 3 l 1985 cemt>er 3 10 17 t985 · 1'\11.JC NOTICE 0111y P1101 Oe<.emt:>er 10 17 NEED AN EXPLANATION (2131 651..0536 County of cembef 27 1985. tor TURF ereln 60 l South Lewie Street Or T 970 T .g,2' --.;..;;=;.;..-----2, 3, t985 OF THE NATURE OF THE L9s Angeles Slale ol Call· MAINTENANCE FOR ME· Stld sale .,.u. be mede. bul 811Qt. C1llf0<nl• •II right. 111Je
IOIR,OMI r.953 PROCEEDINGS AGAINST IC>fntl. all tne rlglll. titre and DIANS, CURVED SIDE· 1111oul covenant or war-1nd interHI conveyed lo ---PUB--l-IC_HO_T-IC_E __
(CITACtON.IUDtCIAL) lvou YOU SHOULD CON· tntereslolulddeceatedal WALKS . TRAC T EN· 1n1y,11xpres1orlmplltd,re· and now he4d by II under
NOTICE TO DEFENDANT I r ACT/\ LAWVER 1ne llme ol dHth end all the TRANCES. ANO !CRON-erdlng lltle, possession. or H id Deed ol Trull In lhe ----------f A v rt o a Acusedol P\IJLIC NOTICE Ont 7195 11 tOOO AM r1gnl. l!lle and int«eSI that TAGE ROADS In ac -ncumbrances lo pay the l)rOP8fly situated In said K·2203o4 !~~.oT~gRe~c:~K~1~~ K·2207I ~~~~c,~isu11~E1~o:u~~~ ~~:Sc!:~::! :;~,:O~ ~~~~1:: 1ne P•ans •lld =·~:~o :;:;ci:!,:: :~ ~:Unty at1d s111e oescr1tieo Ft~!~'°~:A~~':r
BECKm. 1nd DOES 1 NOT1C( OF p()tntl'(J Trustee unoer aod llw ()t OlherWIM Other tl'len PropoHlt Shall be pr••· ••O Deed With Inter••• LOT 10 OF TRACT 3185 Tne IOllowlng persons are
OU0.1'1 10 lncluolve DEATH OF I ~ur!M ''"' lo Deed of T USI Of 1n eOdttion to 1hlt of ••Id toled und4tt lffled COYef' ~ .. PfOYlded In Hid IN THE CITY OF COST A d 0 I ng bu' In e.. as ll'l~O() AR.E BEING SUED "'AMAE H. ~!NTICE Ri.co~dft(I on 1111183' ai deceHed, 111 the Hme of and ahell be ecc;ompanled ote edv11ncH . 11 any, MESA, COUNTY OF OR· East/Wett H81r By Sumako
•" p• "'INTIFF ~A Ud. le est• ANO OF PETITION I Document no 83•013625 death. In and to all lne Cllf· by one ot ll'le lorma ot bid· noer the terms of said ANOE. Sr ATE OF CALI 675 Pau1er1no S11ee1. Costa
' '"" ) u1NO VAL TO AOMfNISTER Of 0 , .-...1 ders securily required by 1-char,_. end ••· FORNIA AS PER MAP AE· Mesa Callforn11 112626 ~do ., • HTATENO.A130ttl I lllc;ia•Rec.0<0llnthe of· tainrea,property,Slluat ..... n Stc:llOfl 10 ol ,,,. SPKlll· MtOf lli.Tn:s1;.andol CORDED IN BOOK 08, Sumako Omln•. 37:13
LIV BANK • Calll«llle COf To an neira IM!nef1c1at1M lice ot IM A.cord41f of Ot-the C<Nnty of Ortn90 State cation• All propoaals shall ne 1r1.1a11 created by .. Id PAGES '9 AND 50 OF MIS-Ocean Crest S&nle Ana
""'lflon creditors •nd con11ngen1 •ngl' Countv Calitorma ••· 01 Catll0<nla P•fllcvltrly de-CELL "'NEOUS .. •PS IN C1111~n11 112704 'Yeu MYt IO C~A1' 0
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tculed by WILLIAM w Krlbe<I .. lollowt lo-wit IMI marked Tur1 Maioten· ,.. ....... . ~
DA'll .,., ..... ""'"*''" credll0<$ and petsons whO DAl/IES AN UNMARRIED LOI 1 Of Traci 9140, .. per ln<:e lo! Medians. Curb9d Tiit B1nellcl11rv vnder THE OFFICE OF THE Thlt butlnHI ,. c:on
..,,...., Ofl ,w to -... a may be Olhittw!MJ in1ereS1ed MAN ANO MICHELLE A map flied in Book 38 1. pages Stdewelkt. T11c1 Entrances aid ~ by 111aon ol 1 COUNTY RECORDER OF Oucte<I by 41,, 1odl\lldu11I 11 ,..._..... at '" lht wtll andlo• estate ot OAVlfS A SINGLE WOMAN 32 ano 33 inclusive. of Mii· and rroo119e Road• •n<l IMlbreoch or del1un 1n the obll SAID COUNTY Sum11ko Omln• :""'~ IRAMAE H PRENTICE BROTHER AND SISTER AS eell•neou• Mape ol Orenge m1UC!d Ot delivered ao .. IOO•llons secured the••by Tll• atrMI ado, ... ind Tn11 111toment W8' llled
A lltW Of pftOfW.... A 1>411111on n11 btttrl flied JOINT TE NAN TS WILL County CalllO<nll be 1n Ille h1nd1 ol the Clty ..... ttlOICKe Heauled and de-Oll'lef common detlgnallon with tna County Cl8fk Of Or
• ~by Wllli1m c Prenuce •n tne SELL A f PUBLIC AUCTION ·more commonly kl\OWn ... Clerk 1n ""' Ollie. In Ille Cll'fllvtfld 10 lhe TruatMwrlllen II 1ny of ,,,. r..i ptoperly DOQ• Co1.mly on Oooernbet ........ ~ 1M Supe110< Coutl OI Ore~ t C Hllll 10200 Sl!llllr Avenue. N ottoa of Oel1ult and Elec· de IC r I be 0 I b 0 v I II 3 t118S .... ,_.,anM coun1u requet11n9 tha1 Wll 0 fHE HIGHEST BIOOEA l35W Yale LOOP. Irvine. A pu1""'rled lo be 941 WEST F2Utt4 ~,,,.,., ..... form " JOU ll•m C P•11n11c11 oe np Ir OR C4SH IP•ytrt>le It llrne Term• ot aale cash in 11w-on Or before the houratllOO ~IOn 10 cau.-Ille under· WILSON STREET' COST A PubhsM<! Orin,.. Coell
-.. ..,rt M ..._, yoer pointed es per..:1n111 r&p ol sale •11 lewful money of Ille lul mon.y ol Ille Unllld At the Oe•lgn1led 11ma. 111 •lgned to Mii .. 1d Pfc>perty Me SA CALIFORNiA 9282 7 D11llu Piiot Oec•mb; 10 17
-r~tellve to adm1m1ttw Ille Un•ted StllHJ at THf StttH or part ce111 i nd blll bid\ rocewed will~ Pl.lbllClyto Hlisty Mid obllgatlon• Tho undert"'Md T1uttw ' -. do ,... ... ,.. c 0 u R T v A AD ARE A ·~ evlci.nctd by nott ... opened axarn1~ and de and ''*"It .. on AUQUll 19 .. .,, '.l 1 ttllS
,_ ....,,.._ "'., .. 1111 0f ll'lt dtc:e<Jenl 'BETWEN TM[ fWO STAIR cur.a 11y Mot1gage or Trull etaredbytl'leCltyC""'11 81d·198S the underatgned dltct11maenyllabll1tylor&ny ~... ...., ,.. . Tll• P•ttllon •ttQUHla WAYS AT THf ALLAN Deed on lhe OOllfl IO der• lind lilt publle era ln-ctuMCI aald nollceol t>rtaell lncOl'ftctne.1 Of ll'le .,, .. , , _________ _
....... c...,...., ,,,.. sulhe>rlly to adm1n1tttt '"''!BUILDING FACING VOR8A t<>ld pr Y vlled 10 bt ptetent et tl'leano ttecuon lo~ !'OGOfded addrau •M Otn., common P\mllC NOTICE
...... ":~-~ •lalt und"r '"e lndeoen-STREET a o81 YORBA Blda orotttfatO ~lnwrtt oeclartllon ot •tlOH 1n111umtn1 number O..!Yin1t1on, II any. anown ----------=-_,•arflfnt "°"' ttw ~.~~::t'"'"'a11on ot Et )srneET fUSTIN CA02680 tng •nd oMIJ t>o ,....ved 11 pr:=':IOrwA!V.O.axam-~!47 ol Hid Offlcltl heS•~Mlewlllt>emade ou1 flCTITIOUllUl*lll
_ A n.atinn on 1,,.., CH!l•t10n 811 •lght lnlo llnd mternt lhe 11or ... Jd otfla• at tn) without ,Ovetllnl O< war NA• ITATIMl"NT
T 9!17
PUBLIC NOTICE
FICTITIOUI •UllNEIS
NAME STATEMENT
Tne fotlow1ng persons are
doing ov.1neu •• N4twp0tl·
A rea P reler1ed Pro
leuton1lt NAPPS, 4000
Park Newp0<f •405 New·
POil Beach CA 92660
Jelltey SleYen WtHICk.
'000 P&r1\ Newl)()ll, •'05 Newport 0t11c11. CA 92UO
Chrlalopher Coppa. 240
Nie• l af\e •201 N-por1
O.ech CA 02663
Anoetine M Merkel t 13
29lh St Nowporl Sfl&Ch. CA
<i:>663
Tn1s bue1neo 11 con
ducltd by &n un1n
c;orpo11t•d u1oc11t1on
Oll'ler ttlan 1 parlrwtrllhlp
Jtll W8118CI\
Thia al<metnt •It filed
with t™t CQ.inly Clet1< ol Or
1nge County on Novemt>t1
27 1965 ,ttMOI
Pu~h9<1 Ot ~ Co.ti
Oa.11y P11o1 Decemw 10. 11
24. end 3 1 198~ -~.,...., fitll9I,......, be ~d" on JANUARY l leonveyees to """ now '*Cl hmt Alter ll'lt r1rat publl ~~~Y~.,:iy~'!: '~~=-t~~~ 91n day ot o.. ranty exprenor implMICI, re The IOllowlng porton •1•
jllf • 'I• ,.., ...,.. 1tN •t 8 30 A M "' °*<If by it unotK Ntd Deed Of ceoon nereol ~ «>e!Ot• ll'le City Engtn-and Ille '"'IT LOI ANGii.ii Oftdir\Q 11118 poeMUton. or dC>fng t>u .. nesa 81 A Btntt
• .. • .......,~No 3 11 700 C1v1Q Ceflt•• Tiu" in ll'le prof)4Wly tllu· dale 01 ••'4 Cit" At1orn-f0< cheelll""'COft,OftATION, Tru1t .. , encumbrancH , 1nclydlr1g C•rpt1t' UPf\Olllary C1rt A ~---I,.. de ..., _... [)(Ive Wesl Sr1nia Ana CA •1•d 1n \310 County. Call Dalod 1hl• t 1lh day ol De-• -· . .,, ,_ cnar ..... • ind aicnan ... 811tef MA1nl9hl"C• Co ,. ,__, ... _. e2701 lo•n•• d11t!ICt1b1ng the land eember. 1915 •nd reponed lO 1"" City1l1t0 VtctOf)' ..... ~ lte. of 1,... Tr~ .. Ind 'Oi"owi Bouer Jannor111 Service
....... ..,,,... ., IF YOU OBJECT IO ll'le ine"•'" THOM!-8 INGAAM CASE Council al 111 ttOVllt in.at -· Netttl Htolfyw..a, CA trusla Cf'HttO t>y MIO Dead J 10 t f nn11y Or Cotti
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P\IJLIC NOTICE
FICTITtOUI •UllNHI
NAME ITATIMEN1
Tne lollowlng Pflf'llOnl 11•
001ng bu1ir1eae H Lelaure
Time Painting, Letaure-Time
P11nters. Cullom Painting,
Pepper11 ee Painting
Leisure-Time 1n1e11ora
Lagun1 A1Jnbow Oollgnarl ,
Gold Key Decorat0<1. 509
Letkspur. Co1on1 Del Msr.
CA 92625
Marl\ Lecilo y . 509
Larkaou1 C0<011a Del Mar
CA 92625
Tn1S business 11 con
oucled uy an ind1V1dua1
Mark Lackey
This slaternenl waa tiled
with llHI Counly Clerk ol Or·
enge County on November
26 1985
F2t33M
Publtsh~ Orange Cotal
Dally Piiot Oec;ernber 10 17,
24.af1d3t, 1985
T-967
DEATH NOTICES
NE~N
Cynthia G Neilson, a
resident of Dana
Point. pasaed away
December 12, 1985 at
the age of 36. 'she ts
survived by her two
children, Dana Mane
Lara and Peter An·
drew Lehr; mot.her.
Mrs H ele n M
Neilson, brother An·
drew Scott Neilson,
grandparents, Step·
hen and Clara Lara
a nd grandfather
Peter Lehr. Cini, as
she was known by
her family and
fnends, owned and
operated "Cin di's
Catering" for the past
eleven years. She will
be sad.Jy nussed by all.
Services will be held
Tuesday. December
17, 1985at7PMatPa-
cihc View Memon~
Park Chapel, New-
poc t Beach_ In-
ternment will be pn·
vate at Pacific View
Pacifi c View
Mortuary. Dln!ctors.
644-2700
CRAWFORD
GO RD O N JON
CRAWFORD. age 49
Born April 5. 193ti in
Chu dgo. l l11 n u1s
Pas.v-d away in Sant.a
And, CA . Oc'<.'C'mbt>r
D , 1985 A rl'S1dent uf
Diamond Bar He al
tl·ndtod Laguna Beac-h
Htgh School a nd Or
ange Coost College
He started his news
paper l·an'<'r as an
adver11s1ng sales p<'r
!J(>ll for' thl· Orang<>
Coast Dully Pilo1
1\ ft er 4 yf•a rs ht·
jt>tnl'd With Eli
ls..·nt>1:rg l<> purchase
t tw Mont<·rl'V Park
f'rugrl'S.'I Which they
opt-'ratl-d unttl selling
lo th1· Sa1pp!> llow-
._m.J N~w~pa pers 1 n
1!17H ltt• then stayed
with tht• rompany
-....•rv1ng In ~·veral ~x
l.'CUUVo pusiuons. Al
tht">·llmf' of hts death
ht· wa.. Dlrl·«tor of
AclvC'r11~1ng f or
Smpps Southern CA
Puh)l',htn~ Co He
'4°rv1 ·d 1n Lhl• Army 1n
World W<Jr II, 20 year
1111•mhr•r of Montery
l\1rk K 1war11s Club.
\.\.is c1 m<·mbc•r of CA
N1·wsJMpcr Ac1vert1s-
ing Exf'\'Utlvt• Assoc
.Hld th« CA. News.
p .. qwr Publishers
A.<i..-.cJt lie· is survived
by his w1f(' Jo-Anne
Cruwfurd, <J daughter
Man·1. :wms, Jay!IOn
,1 n cl M a t l h ~ w
Crawford His father
John Crawford and D
!11slPr Phyllti1 Heineke
both of Cos~ Mesa
Furwnil services will
be c:ond ucted I p m
Wedl'lt'Sdt1y. Waverly
Church fnurnment.e<l
will follow, Fair
h ave n Ml'mori:il
Park Brown Colonial
Mortuary, l.llrecung
H•ABOA LAW ...
MT. OLIVE
M ortuary .. Cemetery
Crem11ory 162~ Gltfflr Ave
Co1ta Mesa
S-40-5554
Pll!ACE ... OTHERS
RLL8AOADWAV
MOttTUAAY
1 10 Broadway
Cotta Mesa
6•2·9150
PAClflC VllW
MEMORIAL PA"K
Cemetery • Mortu11ry
Chapel • Cr9malOfY
3500 PAClll<: Vlew Orlllf'
Newport e .. ch
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f0MCA91'8 OMAI
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1985
District to set AIDS policy ~·
Irvine students, teachers with AIDS
would need OK before entertngschoof
case-by-case rev1ew ot any stuaent,
teacher or other staff member suffer-
ing from Acquired Immune Deficien-
cy Syndrome, which robs the body of
its ability to ward off infccll9n or
other diseases. It is generally fatal.
tractcd AIDS wouJd be excluded from
school until a medical review is
completed. An employee wtth AIDS
would be pla.ccd on medical leave
until a review is done.
By PHIL SNEIDERMAN
Of ... 0.-,......... .,,.
Students and teachers with AID~
would have to pass a medical review
ensuring they do not pose a health risk
before being admitted to the
Coast
Transit district's new bus
Is half truck./ A3
Ef6'dy of jogger Is re-
covered from Santa Ana
Rlver./A3
California
The Metropolltlan Water
District may buy farmland
for water rights./ M
Nation
Congress negotiators
propose llftlng lid on In-
come from speaking en-
gagements./ AS
Arrow Air carrier reached
takeoff speed but then
veered away./ AS
World
Soviets outline strategy
for countering Star Wars
defense./M
Tensions between Israel
and Syria mount./ AA
Sports
classroom under a policy being con-
sidered by Irvine school officials.
The Irvine Unjfied School District
board is scheduled to considered the
policy today.
As proposed, the policy calls for a
Deputy Superintendent Bruce
Givner said no AIDS victims have
been reported in. the Irvine district
but added, "W~'re trying to be
prepared."
U nder the proposed pohcy. a
student diagnosed as having coo-
The review team m such cases
would involve the student's or em-
ployee's physician and a medical
consultant for the district. If these two
could not agree, a third medical
expert wouJd be enlisted.
The student or employee would not
be allowed to return to school or to
Parade of Hghta
The lfewport Cbrlatmaa Boat Parade of
LIOta marb lta 67th annlTenUY tom,ht wiien more than 200 i.o.ta follow tllla roate
around the harbor. The parade, which
beClna nJ.chtly at 6:30 p .m .• will na thioach Dec. 23. A TiewinC area baa Mell
Mt ap at the Sea &coat hue on Weet Cout IUCJlway.
work until ·the medical team had
determined the AJDS v1ctim would
not endanger his or her own health or
that of others.
A staff report cites a conclusion by
the Cenlen for Disease Control that
"based on•curTCnt evidence, casual
person-to-person contact as would
occur amonJ school children appears
to pose no nsk." •
A student wbo as e~cluded from
school would reocave home teach.Jog
"where such instruction would be of
benefit to the student," the propoeed •
policy states.
The Irvine report does uy lbe ca-. "
by-ca.sc revtcw should give special
coosiderauon io student.I wbo bave
problems with bleeding or bi tins.~ •
repon also ca.Us for cducallnc
teachen and other staff' mem_., OD
tht AIDS guidelines and io
procedures for band.lmg bodily thaidl.. '
The board meets at S p.m . in dae
d1stnct headquarters, SOSO Barn.oca •
Parkway.
,. Judge OKs pact
for expansion
of county airport ·
Ruling brings to end
20 years of feuding
over noise problems
By LISA MAHONEY
°'-~,... ....
John Wayne Airport passed its last
major hurdle to expansion wt lh the
announcement Monday that a settle-
ment between Orange County, New-
pon Beach and two c1t12ens groups
has gained the approval of a L. S
Dtstnct Coun Judge.
More than a dozen attorney~ rep-
resenting the senhng parues and
airlines sull wamng over opcrauons
at Orange County's only commercial
airpon met briefly wtth Judge Terry
Hatter in Los Angeles to learn that
Hatttr had signed a fi nal Judgement
~'::g the end of discord between
unty-and ~pam1on f°oes-'-tht--
city ofNewport Beach. Stop PoUuu ng
Our Newport and the Aarpon Work·
ingGro up.
The settlement scaled b't' Hatter
bnngs to a close nearly 20 ·)cars of
acrimony over the future of John
Wayne Airport. Newport Beach and
c1t12ens groups rcprcscnUnJ ca y resi-
dents and others hvmg 10 nearby
unincorporated Santa Ana Heipiu
gained some 001sc level concessions
and growth hds from the county 1n
return for dropprn,g hugation that has
successfully blocked alfPOn ex.-
pans100 for five years.
SuU unresolved an access issues
and no1sc reducuon measures of
conc~rn to airlines that either p~t
ly serve John Wayne or arc on 1t.1
waJllng last. A settlement conference
on those matters is set for Feb. 3.
Hatter's deasaon to pernut a settle-
ment between four out of 19 parties to
a prc-empuve lawsuit fiJed by OtanF
County last March to consolidate
numerous suns broupit ap.anst the
aarpon tnggered a chain of events that
is expected to fin ally clear the way for
const:rucu on of S 190 mtlhoo LD
im provements 1nclud10g a new 111-
hne tcnm nal, parklng garage and
runway enhancement.
Soon aft~rH:atcer~s-""Mool1ay an-
nouncement. a county attorney filed
papers wnh the state Coun of Appeal
an Santa Ana to remove lower coun
bamers to ex.pansion anclud.in& a
contempt fi nding b} an Oranec
Count) Supenor Coun Judge reptd-
fPleue Ne AJJlPORT/A2)
The newly-crowned NFC
West champion Rams
now prepare for the In-
vasion of the Raiders next
Monday./81
Robinson
challenging
Dornan for
Congress
Home cracking blamed on nature
Miami beats New Eng-
land on late field goat,
30-27, In Monday night
footbatl. /81
Woodbridge, Fountain
Valley, Marina, University
and lrvlne among wtnners
In Irvine basketball tour-
nament./81
Bualneaa
By tM .MIOdated Presa
SACRAMENTO-Assemblyman
Richard Robinson, D-Garden Grove,
says be plans to run for for the
congressional seat held by Re-
publican Robert K.. Doman.
No formal announcement is
planned until late next month, but
Robinson, 42, said Sunday, "All
things being equal, I have decided to
run for Congress."
The five-term assemblyman as
chairman of the Committee on Public
Investments.
By TONY SA.A VEDRA
Of .. 0.-,,... ....
Natural causes are responsible for
nearly alJ the ground movement that
has reponedly damaged about 147
homes in north Costa Mesa, accord-
ing to a city-commissioned repon
that absolved a neighboring construc-
tion project of the blame.
The S35.~cological study, de-
livered to the City Council Monday
by soils expert lraj Poormand, sa.Jd
the widespread craclang of homes
and concrete patios was caused by a
sponge-like layer of clay that became
dry in the last few years and con-
tracted.
Poonnand, chief engineer for con-
sultant Leighto n and ASSOClates of
The Fluor Corp. has
confirmed a net loas for
1985 of $633 mltllon_. or
$8.01 a share.JBS
INDEX
Bridge
Bulletin Board
Business
Classlfled
Comics
Crossword
Death Notices
Entertainment
Horoscope
Ann Landers
Opinion
Paparazzi
PoUce Log
Public Notices
Sports
Televtalon
Weather
B4
A3
85-7
88-10
84
89
Irvine collects fees
for freeway project
810
A9
B8
A8
A6
A8
A3
83, 10
B1-3
A9
A2
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By PBIL SNEIDERMAN
Of ... 0.-, .........
A court commissioner's ruhng
Friday paved the way for Irvine to
begin collecting developer fees today
to help pay for three new South
Orange County freeways.
Between now and June, Irvine will
collect more than $500,000 in fees for
the proposed San Joaqwn Hills.
Eastern and FoothilJ freeways. a city
staffrepon estimates. The report also
said that if several other proposed
projects are proccsscd in this time
penod, an addition.al S2. 7 million an
lrvi oe freeway fees could be collected .
The city plans to hold the money an
Calendars mark
more than time
There a.re hunks for every month of
the year, and even bltltina beauties
posina in December. There are kitty
call, pllopina hones, C&bbue Patch
Kida and 1 aport fact for eac:h day of
1916. It started out u a way to picture the
pace of life puaina us by, but the
c:alendat bullnesa has now attracted
competition from every facet of
human lifestyle.
.. You name i7 and there'• probebly
a ca.leodar of it. ' aid RUMCIJ Meyer,
uaiswu .........,., of' Brentano'•
bookltorc ln South Cout Plaza.
The illUIU'l\ed bed:ak:a ud van,.
o\ll body puU aech.ce tbe wuderi.q
eyt of the boobtote lbo.,.,cr, wbo
commonly 6nda tbe time to ftip t.brouah a couple of lbem dunQI a
Christmas sboppana spree. '
But the bunk calendan and pic-
tures of Wltalizina women are not the
bia tellen -most peopte are JUll too
embl.mued to put them 1n their
lhQPPina can.
.. , think that most peoP.'e like to
look at them. but wouldn t ~ put
them on their wall," Meyer l&id.
It teem• that waterfalls. uees and
pmt)' birdl &till \Op the tilt o( Klien.
Meyer aaid 1 c.rowd usu&.11)' forms
U'O\lDd the atote'a dilplay of calen·
clan, Mlicb are placed in the top-ltllinc area of the lf:ICIOnd..Ooot aboo.
But after' p~ at tbe "A·H\lU·
A·Month," flWratlinl ~
wl t.be c.aa.r atilfed .. l.ookina
Ooodt, •• the ~ UIU&lly Q9CJ fOr
the popular .. Far Side CaJcndat-•' by
•
a special account unul a legal
challenge to the fee plan as resolved,
Assistant City Manager Paul Brady
said.
In October, the Irvine Caty Council
approved an ordlnance calling for
collection of the freeway fees.
But the law was never put into
effect because freeway critics opposed
it through a signature drive. The
campaign sought to force the council
to place the fee plan before the voten
during the J une 3 election or at an
earlier speclal election.
Oo Friday, however, freeway sup-
ponen filed a IAwsui t in Oranae
{Pleue Me lll'VUU/ A2)
Sus11
HOWLETT
Focus ON JHf N t~\
cartoonist Oaty Lanon or a nature
ptctorial of the months of 1986.
They ranae '" pnoc from as low as Sl.9S to u hi&tl u S 13. and state
manaaers usually buy aoconhnt to
what bas told in the pt.SL For instance, 8f'e"ntano'1 ordered
about I SO of the bttb.kt and
ch c c • cake c::aleDdan, wtucb bl ve
about I .S d.ifrc:m\t titles. But Me~r
said be ordered I 00 copies of tbc
Antel Adami caJeftdu' alone.
IA Juury, t.be Nib for cakndan
uauaUy mdl in 1 ldk>ut. and tht
(Pleue _. CALSlmAJl8/ A2)
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Irvine, told council members that
construction of an ilnderground park.-
mg lot for the South Coast Plaza
aoneit was not to blame for the
damaged houses.
Homeowners had charged that
ground water dra.uung from beneath
the ncighboTboods into \he parlang
lot excavation had caused their
property to settle.
Poormand wd that the 7 feet of
ground water running into the pll was
not enough to cause the type of
slippages rrportcd by res1denu.
However. he wd an 11-foot-t.all
berm built along the rear of the mall
project from Sunflower Street to
South Coast Dnve may have caused
some minor damage to IS homes
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bordcnng the da n mound
He said the p~sure of the hea'~
benn made the land s.ink from l 11~
1nchC1 at the base to a quarter of an
inch beneath the homes 25 fttt av.a'
Poormand charactenzed the land
pressured by the berm as a '"spnng"
being pushed together
He reco mmended mo nllonng the
1mmed1ate area and not rrpaanng
damages to homes unul the land stops
compressing. which could take any-
where from two months to two vears.
"Most of the warranted repa1'rs are
anuc1pated to be essenuaJI) cosmetic.
except for 1wo residences which ha"e
rcponed damages to the ir pool,'" the
rcpon said.
For the most part. land subsidence
1n the !~tract area between South
Coast Dnve. Bear Street. Fairview
Road and Sunflo wer Stmet was
attnbuted to the e'\pa.ns1ve layer of
cla' 4 to S fee1 below the surfa-Oe oftbc
ground
··Those sotls are very e~pansive.
v. hen \OU get three or four yean of
drought the' shnnk. ·· be said. add.in&
that recent rams may now cause the
ground to e'\pand
The stud\ said the gro und and the
homes v.ould conunue to be at the
mere~ of moisture chanaes in the
subterranean cla) Poormand. in the
repon. ~ommended that the land be
ke pt moist to prevent tt from dryina
uo and shnnkmg.
(Pleue eee ROMS/ d)
Mesa
buying
regional
parkland
By TONY SA.A VEDRA
After a )ear of neaoti.atJona, a.a
Mesa officials s1ancd a $3.9 million
contract Monday to buy 175 acres of
the Fairview Rea>onal Part lite from
the counrv
City <"ounct.I membcn unaiu-
mousJ) approved the purcbue ~
ment that would Q.uuh COWll)' rec>
ommendauons to build .~ t~
golf course. ltgbted sof\ball fidda and
1 camP1fOund for reaationaJ v.
h1clcs on the bluffs.
The contract must still be ralified
b) the count) Board ofSU.pcrvi9Qn 11 well as by st.alt property offic:iall.
C1ty Manqer AUaft Roeder ~
aided the P-Cndln& purchue aa ~
most Sl1ll16c:ant part land ~
uon in Costa Mesa•a ~ ...
~ qreement will doable tk
Clt)' s Clll\JDI oatt tpliCe. ....
ensunna that the l='a.arview btaa wm
of EnanCll Hiib Sdlool I\ •
pnmanly a WlJdemeta--.
··1t is an invcst:malt ..wctA. ·
opiruon. will be l"!ft\lftiMd 11 !9.:
one by all future ..fC!C:*•~ or~
Mesa residents. Roeder mid ba a
rT'pon to the oounc:iL
~ land lS pan ol -~ Fa1rv1e..-RcJioaal Put an.
purclwed by \be coaty hm
St.ate lft 197). ,
Ftnanaal.fkmudlDpe ... ~ f'rom meetina• 10.,.__...._.
tOf devdopmeat ol • ---• bluff\op& and •IFEl!t,,.._.iallll ·· ••1111111
P'lattnua Avenue ad*' lillill
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Bodies found in storage facility
may be linked to mass sllicides
CARSON, Calif. (AP) -Coffins ooo~ bodies of six people, thrt'lC ofwbom may bave died in the 1978
Jonestown mw murder .. "1cidt.
Nave beea dilcovered at a 1tonac
ficillty in Carlon~ sheriff's deputies
said.
' The four coffins were discovered
Satwday in the SlOl'lpoUs bwldinL Mid Loi Aqeles COunty sheriff";
qepury Lynda Edmooda. A monuary
,...., reotiaa the specie. she said. ... :!he>' were two months behind in
war( rent. IO the manaacr of the s oraee t.Wneaa made • security
cheQ of the apace and discovered the
coftina," she Mid. She didn't know
th name of the monuary.
'Two of the bodies have been
ileotifted, but the names were .
~µntington
tnanwins
$50,000
An automobile salesman from
auntingtoo Beach missed the top ll!~ney ~n .. the California Lottery's ~~ S_ptn Monday, but still went
itVme SS0,000 richer. ; ~i!! Gibson was one of 20 "Big
!fpan . coo~ndcn during the first •C?Ck m which the top prize was $3 million.
• No one grabbed tbe top prize, but
darce contestants won S 1 million onus, and five were $100,000 win-
ners.
Gibson was one of eight $50 000
winners in the weekly Lottery aame
that's filmed for ABC-TV at Holly·
wood Studios.
Tbc finalists, whose names were
plucked Oct. 10 from a bin of SJ 00
winning tickets, SJ?Un a roulette-style
wheel marked with prizes ranging
from $10,000 to $3 million.
withheld until relatives could be
notified. she said.
lovestiptors reported a possible
connection bct~n ~of the dead
and the Jonestown massacre, Ms.
Edmonds said. but details were
unavailable.
JooestOW!l, a South American
oompouoo 1ounc1ed ln Guyana by the
Rev. Jim Jones, came to a violent end
Nov. 17, 1978, wheo Jones led more
than 900 of his foUowen to their
deaths. Some Peoples Temple mem·
bcrs had their throau slashed, while
othen drank a cyanide-laced fruit
punch.
Watts, a sailmaker
and yachtsman , dies
Kenneth Watts, ooted Southland
yachuman and saiJmaker, died Fri-
day at Torrance Memorial Hospital
after a long illness. He was 76.
A native of Kansas City, Mo.,
WatU came to California at an early
qe.
He became involved in sailing
wben be participated in his first Trans
Pacific race i.n 1936.
A year later be became a sail maker,
openina a loft in Torrance, where be
made sails for some of the most
famous yachts in the world. including
Humphrey Boprt's Santana and
several 12-mcten.
He sailed in virtually every long
distance race in the world.
Watts was prcsjdent of Yacht
Dynamics. a firm that was organized
by Bud Gardner and Donald Douglas
Jr. of Douglas Aimaft. 10 build
aluminum 1-acbts. The fint yacht was
Jim Kilroy s 72-foot Kialoa II.
Later the firm built an aluminum
K-43, the Protege, for Watts and Dr.
John Reynolds which they sailed out
of Los ~eles Yacht Oub.
lo addition to bis wife, PolJy, Watts
leaves two dauahters, Mrs. Caroline
Bakerof Pasadena and Mrs. Laurie
Lindeocau of Escondido, and two
gra.odchlldren.
Memorial services will be held at a
date to be announced by the family.
The family bas requested that dona-
tions be made in the name of Catalina
Island Conservancy.
HOME CRACKING .•.
From Al
He also warned that it was imposs-
ible to keep the soil from absorbing
too much water and expanding.
Consequently, homeowners wilJ have
to continuously make repairs to their
houses, walkways and patio decks.
"With proper interior and exterior
maintenance, a presently distressed
residence should regain its value and
function." the report said.
Mayor Nonna Hertzog told au-
dicnce members that the city would
study the report before takmg further
action.
As of Monday, 89 ~iability clai.ms
had been filed agamst the city,
claimiAg damage&-~ mo~ than $7_9_
million for the cracking homes-:-Niilc
of the financial requests were from
'the Allstate Insurance branch in
Tustin.
MESA BUYING REGIONAL PARK ...
l"romAl
Rt.ver.
Extensions moved the deadline to
November 1986, but county plans for
a S 10 million recreational enterprise
were blitzed by Costa Mesa residents
who envisioned a more subdued rural
park. County officials argued that
money-making concession stands
and recreational facilities were
needed to offset operating costs.
Costa Mesa offered last December
to relieve the county of its dollar
dilemma by buying the .Jand and
preserving it as a nature-oriented
park.
The CJty will combine the property
with 26 acres of bluff area that 1t
already owns.
Another 85 acres of remaining park
land along the Santa Ana River will
be reserved for a flood control project
by the Army Corps of Engineers,
which plans to dredge the waterway.
Costa Mesa will have first choice on
purchasing any land not used for the
project. !lCCOrd.ing to the new agree-
ment.
Contract provisions call for the city
to reimburse rlie county-ST .89 million
and pay off the SI .83-milJion balance
owed to the state.
The city will pay the county in one
lump sump and stretch the state
payments over eight years. Mean-
while, California property officials
have again extended the park dead-
line.
To appease state concerns o ver the
repeated building delays, couotx
supervison approved a "phantom '
development plan in October. Those
designs wilJ be voided with the sale of
the Fairview site. On-Mon~tllc Costa Mesa coun-
cil directed its staff to bcgjn soliciting
bids for a consultant to draw up a
game plan for developing the park.
CALENDARS MARK MORE THAN TIME ••.
Prom Al
remainder. 1f any. arc put on sale.
Danny Trautwein, manager of B.
Dalton Booksellers in South Coast
Plaza, said his store also sells more of
the nature calendars dunng the
Chnstmas selling season. The bcautt·
fut faces and bodies prompt a lot of
page turning. but have a fickle appeal
where purchases arc concerned.
"They get more pawtng throu$h
than they get bought." Trautwcm
'181d, "People mostly j ust look
through them and put them back on
the shelf."
Trautwcm said that if bookstores
were to order all the titles of calendars
available. they would have ''literally
hundreds" of different ones 10 stock.
The top chccesccalcc seller is the
"Sport's Illustrated Swimsuit
Calender,•· which seems to be the
exception to the rule where hunk and
g.irly calen~ars arc . con.ccrned ,
Trautwein said. The swtmsuit calen-
dar apparently sparks less embarrass-
ment and more purchases than, say,
the "Buns" calendar.
Bookstores such as Crown Books
on the Pacific Coast Highway in
Newport Beach do not even carry the
provocative calendars. said manager
Bill Strang.
The sort of calendars stocked
depends on a shop's foot traffic and
patrons, and a store located next to a
bank in a low-key business area docs
not seem to generate the type of
people who flip through those kind of
calenders, said Strang.. Nature and art
calendars again wtn out over the racy
ones there.
The big seller at Crown is the Sjerra
Club calender that sells for S 7.
But whether you choose "Lynn
Holly's Town and Country," "The
Dynasty Calendar," "Miami Vice,"
"fhc Old Fanncr's Almanac,"
"American Impressio nists," "French
Impressionists,'' or even "Stephen
King's Year of Fear," there is a
monthly taste for every fancy of 1986.
AIRPORT CLEARED FOR EXPANSION •••
From Al
ing the latest airport master plan.
lfthc appealscounacuqu1ckly, the
county board of supervisors is cx-
pected-nlis weei fo amend its air ane
access plan to matcb the terms of the
settlement apcemcnt and set in
motion a noase mitigation plan for
impacted Santa Ana Heights.
All parties to the long-souJllt
settlement expressed satisfaction
wi th Hatter's near-blanket approval.
Only SPON's reque3t that the county
reimburse the group for $80.000 in
attorney's fees was turned down.
U ndcr terms of the settlement..
Orange County as proprietor of the
airport will limit the number and
types of flights allowed as well as the
number of com mercial passengers
permitted each year through 2005.
The total number o( regulated
commercial flights wall be limited to
an average of ~5 a day~ through 1990
and 73 a day from 1990 to 2005.
Aircraft have been separated into
two classes based on noise created
upon departure. The noisie1t -Cass
A -will be limited to an average 39
daily departures while quieter jets
designated O ass AA can have two-
for-one departures up to the mu1-
mum agreed to fo r each period
An expancted terminal will be
limttcd to 337,900 square feet. A
proposed I 0.000 space parkinuaragc
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will be sea.led back to 8,400 spaces.
Up to 4. 75 million air passengers
will be allowed to fly out of John
Wayne Airport each year through
1990 when the expansaon is sched-
uled for COM(>lction. After the ex-
pansion, 8.4 million passengers a year
can pass through its gates.
ln addition. the county agreed to
reSClnd its official opposition to a new
airport site and maintain neutrality
over whether Marine Corps Air
Station, El Toro sbould be converted
to joint use.
Michael Gatzke, tht . county's
special airport counsel, praised the
settlement he helped achieve because
it remove1 banicn to incrcui~ the
capacity of the airport. He said ltmjt.s
imposed on the number of flighu and
passengers allowed at the ai~rt will
not hamper the John Wayne s ability
to meet the demand for air travel.
"We think it's a realistic projection
from the plannina perspective,•· be
said.
The limits mean a lot to expansion
and noise foes because they guarantee
noise impacts will not worsen, said
Newport Beach Mayor Philip
Maurer. "(The settlement) wu the
only thing that saved us. We know
whe~ we are right now. It gives us an
assurance for 10 yean that (airport
noise) is not going to get any worse
than it is right now," he wd.
Newport Beach special counsel
Pieroc O'Donnell~ "The neigb-
bon-of the airport and the city of
Newport Beach are fully protected for
at least 20 years," be said.
"The litigation between the county,
the city and the homeowner's groups
is over," said O'Donnell's partner
Steven Pflaum with finality.
SPON spokeswoman Jean Watt
struck the one sour note of the da~
when she observed, "I dont sec this
qrecment being as good for (New·
port Beach) as it is for the proponents
of airport growth. The proponenu
have clearly gotten what they wanted
for the near term. I dont think people
will be benefited at all unless some-
~ is done about another airport
Ille.
As OraOJt County officials turn
their attentJon to expansion and the
resolution of acx::eu issues with the
airlines, SPON and the A WG wilJ be
offerin& cncourqcment to bu.ainesa
interests seekiOJ locations for a
SC()()Dd airport 10 Oranae County,
said Watt and A WO spokeswoman
Barbara Liebman.
With demand for air travel sky hi&h the two citizens groups see
another airport as the only way to
keep John Wayne from growin&
unolcrably.
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IRVINE COLLECTS FREEWAY FEES .••
From Al
County Superior Court, claiminj the
petition drive was invalid. Coun
Commissioner Thomas Keenan
agreed to place the petition drive on
hold until a Jan. I 5 hearing.
The lawsuit was filed by a coalition
that includes the Building Industry
Association. the Irvine Chamber of
Commerce and the Industrial League
of Orange County. The group had
gone to court earlier this year to block
a previous atlempt to send the
freeway fee issue to lrvmc voters.
James Erickson, attorney for the
business groups. claimed that in both
cases the pelltioo drives have been
invalid because freeways arc a re-
gional issue that cannot be vetoed by
\tOte~ in on~ty..
Arguments on the earlier petition
arc scheduled to be heard T ucsdaf in
the 4th District Court of Appea in
Santa Ana.
Friday's ruling allows Irvine to
begin collecting freeway fees today,
Brady said. He said staff members
would begin collecting the money
when buildmg permats are issued for
new homes and businesses in the
areas that would be served by the
proposed San Joaquin Hills, Eastern
and Foothill freeways.
But Brady said these funds will be
held in a special account. pending the
outcome of the lcaal battle. If the
petition drive is determined to be
valid, the fees will be returned to
developers, he sajd, and no new fees
would be collected until voter ap-
proval is obtained.
In October, the council approved
an ordinance calling for the collection
of these fees for residential and
commercial projects.
In a report to the council prepared
before Friday's-ruling, City Manager
William WooUett Jr. outlined free-
way fees that might be lost to the city
lfno collection is made until a special
election in March or the municipal
election in June.
Wollct1's report estimated that
$390,887 will be colJected ·by March
and between March and June,
$1 97,523 will be collected. •
These figures arc based on building
projects currently being processed-by
the city. Woollctt's report said ten-
tative projects that have not yet been
formally submitted to the city could
generate an additional $2.7 million 1f
they come in by June.
The fee plan has been prepared by
the county and several cities that are
expected to help design and finance
the three freeways. fn the upcomjng
Irvine proJects. fees range from SI .OS
to SI. 30 per square foot for com-
mercial projects and $535 to $1 ,010
per unit for residential projects.
The ~n Joaquin Hills freeway
would link the Costa Mesa Freeway
with-the San-Oiego Freeway near San
Juan Capistrano.
The Eastern freeway would run
roughly parallel with the Costa Mesa
Freeway, linking the Riverside and
Santa Ana freeways. The Foothill
would run parallel to the San Diego
Freeway, linking the Eastern freeway
with San Clemente.
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