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Home My WebLink About1986-06-09 - Orange Coast Pilot) .. ' TOMOA OW: SUNNY 'ORICAITI ON A2 * . - - - MONDAY, JUNE 9, 1986 Newport forces d_et~ur ~O prom Traffic control for publicJzed Invasion bothers R)ancho Alamitos celebrants By SUSAN HOWLETT Of .. 0.-, .......... After pohsh1n& dad's car for hours. steppana into a rented .,,xedo and p1nn1n1 a corsaac on their dates' new dresses, most youna men amvmg 1n BaJboa on Fnday ni&)lt for Rancho Alamitos HtRh School's prom Freed Ricardo Montero Duque. a leader in the Bay of Pie• ln'YUlon 25 Je&n aio. retwfn• to the Unlt- ecl States after 1aintn1 hla freedom. A5 California After being reunited with their parents, two Bul- garian girls spend their first full day In America at Disneyland I A4 Nation F allure of a seal In the space shuttle.b.ooster rocket caused the de- struction of Challenger and the death of Its seven crew members./ AS World Aquino says she wlll not run for Philippine presi- dent If a constltutlonal panel calls for new elec- tlons./ A4 Sports "> thought 11 would be a night to remember But an ominous flier, traffic con· gest1on and 5tem pohce offiu:n put a damper on the eventng for some Garden Grove students who were turned away after they drove 40 minutes to their prom at the Balboa Pa vi hon Lajluna sc.IJool chief '• nam.ed By LAURA MERK Of ... °""',... .... Dennis Smith of 'r uma Anz has been scl«ted b> the Laguna Beach Unified ~hool D1stnct trusteesas the new supenntendent to replace Billy Ba mes The school board reached its de- c1s1on Saturday but waited to an-. nounce 1t until tOday Smith holds a doctorate ot educa- tion from the Un1vers1ty of.Anzona f-or the past year and a half, he was assist.ant supenntendent for the ( rane l n1fied School D1'1tnct 1n Yuma The 35-year-old administrator began his career m 1973 at tht' Paradise Valley \c-twol D1stnct in Anzona where he wa~ a teacher and assistant pnnc1pal He later moved to the Catahna Foothills Unified School Dtstncl 1n TuS<:on. An7 where he St.a)ed tor SIX year\ "That commun1t> 1s s1m1lar to Laguna Beach, but without the ocean, of course " he said H11 past duues involved de .. elop- 1ng cumculum and the dd1very of 1nstructton. he said He completed his d1sscrtauon on "teacher efTccuve- ncss" m 1985 Smith. who was bQm 1n Iowa and grew up 1n the San Fernando Valley. said he looks forward to movmg his wife, Ann. and wn Matthew, 3 to - Laguna Beach "It's hke coming home agam. 11·~ ab~lutely gorgeou'i here." he s.a1d One ofSmtth'\ fint rdpons1b1ht1es will be to ~lect the new htgh school pnnc1pal to replace Ton)' Ort~. wh o rcs1lned 1n the wake of Bame' finng. Celtlca.wtn it all drunken b(&wl, Newport Beach police dcplOyed 20 uu·1 officen to the Balboa area. "It (the flier) more or less told people if th~y m1uod out on Palm SpnnJ$ dunna Easter to come on down to BaJt>oa,•• Campbell laid. The mtention of the police was to prevent can from tumma left. on Maia Street and Palm Street 1n order to avoid indlock tn the heart of the BalOO. Peninsula, CvnpbeU aa1d. He said the peninsula was not sealed off to everyone, bul the con~uon resulted tn bumpcr·1.<>-bumpcr traffic. Pohcc officers divertma. traffic from the area were not aware that the Rancho Alamitos Hi&h School ~m was beina hefd at the 8aioo. Pavilion. Sof!'e studcnu ~ re-por1edly told to tum around, park their cars and wan: tnto the are., even after they told officers they were there to attend their 1m1or prom. "Some k1ds were /robabl)' not anowcd to so. an that's ' un- fortunate," S&d Rancho Alam1to' H•&h School Prine1pa.l Bob Mesa. He &o.too Celtic.Larry Bird. center, &rabe a reboa.od from a awarm of Bouton llocket playera. belpinl the Celtica win their 16th NBA cbamplombip Sunday. Twin Towen Akeem Olajuwon, left, and Ralph Sampeon were toppled u &o.ton won the •lzth fame 114-97 and took the be9t-of-ee-Ten eerlea 4 -2. See Bl for detaila. said when he amved al the Pavilion al about 8: ~S m .. he wu.Jorc:ed to p;uk about · t blocks away bclcaua of wlult he t ouJht at the tlme wa "some sort ohn cmersency ... Some atudenu told Meta that tbcry avoided the traffacln.atl bydrivinaan the wt)' around the bay and ridina tht BaJOO, Island ferry to t locauon. "I lhoupt that was pretty smatt of them:· Mesa wd ... It was uo- fonunate. bul I don't think n atopped too many of the lods from 11C1t.1na to (Pleue ... D&TOVll/A.2) Valley student ki.lled in LA Classmates mour~ fnendshofbyteens after Coliseum race By ROBERT HYNDMAN °' .. .,.., ........ Founwn Valll'y Hiah School stu- dents o~ed a moment of sileoc:e this morruna 1n m('Jl'lory of Suzanne Mohr Coleman, their 16-ycat-old classmate who was ahot to dc:ath dunna a Saturday night date in Los Anicles · Principal Mike K.ulcr utcd the school' public address syatem to announ newsofColcman'1death to students and pr:omued to nobfy them once memonal services wett sched- uled .. E"eryonc he'rc is Just waJk.ina around tn shock," K.asler sa.id. .., dol)..'t think Fount.am VaJlcy Ha&h $chool has ever had to ao tbrouah anythtn& as t.ra&lC as th11 before." .. , know when I heard the news, m)' hean ju5t sank 1n my stomach," he said. Coleman, aiunior from Santa Ana. and her boyfnend -18-)'t:ar~d Cbnstopher Barth. a senior at Foun- tain Valley H1&h -attended a motorcycle race Saturday n1&ht al t~e Los Aniclcs Melflonal Cobxum. Afterward they coaldn't ~- member where they bad parked their car. It was their first v1st1 to the Coliseum. . The> hadr:i 't bc'Cn able to gcta .spec.: 10 the packed parking loµ and had (Pteue eee V ALLltY / A2) The Angels take another pounding by the Cleveland Indians /81 INDEX Advice and Games Business Classified A9 AH-12 86-8 Concert schedule conflicts with fair Comics Death Notices Entertainment Opinion Paparazzi Pollce Log Publlc Notices Sports T elevlston Weddings A10 85 AB 84 A6 A3 85 81-3 AB A6 Crowds heading for amphitheater will worsen traffic"jam. parking headaches By TONY SAAVEDRA Of .... ~"-!llllfl ~') Two conccru sc.hedulcd for the Pacific Amphitheatre arc e'.\pc.-cted to worsen tht' annual traffic 1ams. park· 10g headaches and noise generated b~ the OranRe County Fair 1n Jul)' The Orange Count)' Fair Board 1sat odds with its tenant. the Pacific .\mph1theater o .. cr tht• awkward 'lchedultng that will force fair· and conccn-Jocrs to compete for parking at the fairgrounds 1n C'o~ta Mesa Ironically, the 18,000-caparny amphitheater has booked the Beach BQys on tht' same night that the fair' 5 ()()().scat Arlington Theater will feature Yeteran \Urfwngsten Jan and Dean . ThC' tkach Bovs conu.•n am vc' midweek on July-16 -one ul· thc latr s \lower da\'> But lht amph1thcatt'r will present \<>UI ar:tl\I\ JefTrn 0\borne and Natalie ( olC' on the same busy Fn.day that kick'> oil the I 0-da) fair Juh 11 "Th1'i cau~\ wmc ohvmus.traflil problems:· lair s.pokcswoman J 111 Lloyd ~1d "Wt have our own conge\tcd traffic and no1~ problem\ wtthou1 thMC concerts " La\t car· the lair a11ractcd .1n oixn1nr1 da~ crowd ol 29,506. with City pa:fs $6,000 to collect election Signs 8)' PHIL SNEIDERMAN Of IM 0.., Net ..... lrvme a c11y that takes. p11ns to preserve 1ts pnshne 1maae. <Jpcnt S6.000 cleanng pohucal s1aM from the publtc land~ape dunnJ the recent election campaign, accordtng 10 a city report "Durmg the w~k prttcdma the June ' election, over 200 s1~s were rt'.'movcd from the (public) riptt-of- wa}. and a large number of add1t1onal s1ans were removed dunna the prrcedmf 30 day,," ~1d Bob Storchhe1m, the rnf~ d1r«torof inspection ~n ices, 10 a wntten report Storchhe1m said the poh11a.I 'St8-11S were stored m an office If campaign workC'I'\ had attempted to rt·cla1m tht' signs. they would have been charged S8. l.6 each 10 storaae cost'I, he said He added, however, that none of 1he s1ans was reclaimed C'tty ordinances proh1h1t "1>lac1ng pohucal s1ans on publu; places such a' telephone poles, parkway' and traffic s1anal'I Political s11n, in Irvine arc pemutted on pnvate propcn/ under tt>rtatn cond1t1on, In man) 1n\t:tnces. l0<al rc,•dl'nts c.alled lrvtne C 1t)' Uall, l·ompla1n101 about the signs Storchhe1m \81d the demand to k('CP puhhc plale'I lrtt of such matcnal\ "was unusually high' dunng this election, desp1t<' 1nfor mat1on prov1dt'd to candidates "It 1s esttmated that the cost for lOde enforement ofth1s s1n&Je acllv1· ty to thl' c1t.y wa' $6.000," \1orchhc1m ~1d "Thts cost has had a 'i1gn1fi~n1 impact on a program which 1\ mm1mally funded and 'itnuned due to budge& hm1tat1ons." Irvine Au1stan1 ( 1ty Manager Paul Brad> Jr said the b1pe'lt s1an of- fende~ 1n the recl'nt campeuan wt'rc probabl y U ~. Rep Robc.-rt Radham R-Newport Beach who won hl'I party's nom10at1on aaam T uesda). and Tustin t.a'.\ auditor Lam Bale\, who finished la\I tn a thrt"t' man ra<t" tor the Orange < ount) Re<:ordcr·, JOb "\\e \Cnd out 1nturmat1on 1n ad van<:<' to all the candidates. · Bra<h said ''But toward tht' end of thl' campa11n the s11ns fccm to proliferate I aues the) huJ'.)to the' can get away ""1th 1t " Brady acknowleged that Irvine " more ~tnct in enfol'Clna campa1&n 'l\gn ~ulat1ons than other c111~. which sometimes O\ltrlnok '11Jrl ol· te,nsc'l dunna elC"<:t1on pen<Xls l he Irvine official u1d overall, the 10 tm C ount:1I candidates adherl'd (Pleue ... ltLltCTIOPf/A2) :!4 2:!6 peopk coming that following Wedne~a) The amphitheater 1.:11n - u:rt~ arc eiq:>cl ted to add thousand, 111 ~oplc to the congested fairground\ Lloyd ..aid Jmphithcat<.'r ownC'r Ned· West Inc of Lo<i AngC'I<'~ -. 101. atcd m lea~ by )Chedultng th~ <:oncert\ "Aollhout lir\1 (00\Ullln@. with the Fatr Board "During thr lair thr Jrnph1thea1n -and thr park tog -" a( tuall) con'11den·d our,," ..aid Llu-.d add1n11. tho art"na would hiJ\ c to fortC'1 I 11'' \hare: ut tht• park1n11. n.•vc:nUC'\ Ned West offic1aJs could not be reached for comment this mom1na The amph1thl'ater last year rt\Chedulcd an Oak Ridge Boyi con<:<.'11 -at the urging of the Fatr Board -h«au~ 11 conflKted With thl" lair'' openan da}. In l<IK4, the amphitheater pres- l'ntt1ll the \Ulgr play "( amelot' m1dwerk dunng the fair ·That drew onl)' about l.000 pt·oplc hut 11 ~llll backed up thl' 55 (( mta ,\fr'ial fre<'Wa)' QUlle a bit .. " (Plea8e eee COPfP'LICT I A.2) Arab-Americans picket Coast ice cream parlor From 1taff and wire repont • ; l he Ha.tgen·Ovs ice cn·am p.irlnr m ;.:tntmaton llt'ach and annthcr in Hollywood Wt'rc p1l ~t·tt•d l1' \ r.1~ .\mt'rll.tn~ who da1m the tia.tgl'n·DM\ toundcr \Uppon' a kwl\h "terron'>t aroup" .\houl ~ll membl'I"\ of the Aral). \mc:ncan .\nt1·D1~nminal'lon l"aguehandcdout their own llC'Crr.1m and ll1ef'\1JI the local ic:ccrcam parlor at Pt•h . .,\ Landtng on Pa< iii< < <M\t H1aJlway fhc \atu1da~ af\emoon dt·m11m1rat1nn appart'.'ntly WI\ tnqt'red bel:au"4' Ha.igen·Dan' foundc.-r ·rrc'lld<'nt , Rruben Mattu,, was quoted b~ thC' Vill,\&t" \ 01ce new~papcr a' \<a\ln h,t' lll'e"' monl') to the Jt'Wlsh Dt'lr n '4.. I , •. 1gut ··Rruh\'n Mattu\ doc' nnt 1t1 H' lht• 11>1 munr-. tit: JJVC\ mont'v to (Pleaee eee AJl.AB/A2) Adipissions to UC Ir-vine may exceed predictions New rule allowing students to apply to multiple UC schools causing confusion A change 1n the.-way 'ltudents art admitted to the lln1vemty of Cah· lom1a h.i' crc~tl'd chao\ for campu official plann1n1 neat fall ''I enrol· lment At tht \ \tl'm·, two mo,t popular campusrs-UC Btrkele} and Ut:l.A -too frw f~.shmen have bttn admitted for the fall. At other cam· pu\CS, tncludm& t IC Irvine, there wtll prohlblv bl' more than e\Jl('<'ttd -. UCI oniual• now bcheH ,1hou1 400 more fre,hmcn will att("nc1 nr' t fall th.an t,hf-camou'i had planned The cau~ ,1f the confuinon I < official1 ta)', 1'> a chanir 1n thr W'J\ students enroll In the ()a\t , '\tudl'nts have t'lt:cn allowed io apply to only one of e1gh1 campute 1n thl" sy,.,ttm that h:t\\' undl'fltlduatr pro ram\ A s1111iC'nl 1pply1na 10 I < l • for c\amnlt" nluld not al'° tr\ tnr a('(:cptanct" 11 l lCI When thl' ltm1t was 1T.achr-d 111 th<' 'Y"c:m·, mott popular campu\C',, appltcants were routed to othrr' 1hat were le hltely to fill up qu" kl\;, \Ul h A\ l.JC R1vcl"\1de and UC Santa < ru1 Rut 111 50me etSt"s, the campu' w which a student "'H d1Ytr\N ~a~ not the 'tudtnt'uocond cho1l"C' v. 1th in the t Cw tem. Th" )e.tr, a new ty !cm perm11trd •tudl'nt to apply to more than nnC' I l campu . with the aim ot 11\lna "tudents mort \ay ron nuna ~h1< h I ( toa111on thr will attend. t low l"" et. it hat cau9('d a h problrm .. t.11 ' c.impu' 1101dah tn1nai to plan tor nc't tall \t I ' wen• lOn~n at1H' and r<"lt'nth lountl the\ had admitted !lt'veral hundrt'd l('wer frt\hman than their lall target tigulT' \1 th 'IC campu~. \ter arc tx-1na takrn to bnna the tall tr~hman wunt' to thl" proper It'" e I At lJhet 1h1111 ant1C'1roatc.-d l l< l \pokl'~woman Kath)' Jonell ~1d the camrus hll rrtt1vl'd ,,100 .. uch slatemrnt\ fo1 th(' l•ll lth(1u1th ... PHIL SIEIDEllW Focus ON THE NEws c11mp11i ol111.:1al\ h. <11)nl) planntll 111 enroll 2,200 frC",.hmrn ne~t '\("ar Uo t'\'<"f, Jonn wud, ( \ l offi 1al\ hc.-hr\e not all of thr <''11'11 Q(X) rtl1'trat11)n d1xumenh v.111 hnna anothrr freshman to campu) Althouih prospe.:ti'c lJC ,tuJl'nts art told to return \UCh l.lltcment to onl} nnc campu~ lono ~1d there "Ao1tt ht' pmbahh t.. ~me multiple returns ' Somr nt tho~ who 'l.Atd they w11I attrnd l C'I ,.,,11 rnmll at other lJ< mpu~' 01 other un1ven1t1c.t tn· \tead, 1dm1n10n• offictal• bdtl'VC, Jon<"' '81l1 tJct now Upccll to a<1m11 :? 6'Xl fre'1lm<n nc\l ™' 10\tead ot 1he tar tcd ~.200 ta t (all, I ( I dm11tr.d ~ ,400 frl'~hmcn < am· mu. Olli ial\ had de-oded to mJ (Pleue eee lJ lRV'llU/ .U) I ' PAIL Y PILOT I Monday, June 9, 198& Body of Donnell Guy, 18, llee near bla car after lt overturned Sunday. Ejected teen dies in road accident \ l aguna N1gud teen-ager wa\ 1-.illnl '°lunlla' "hen ht• lost cont rol of h" l.H ,rnJ dru\ coil an embankment l >1111nl'll < •U\. 18 "a<; fa tall> 1n I I It'd "lll'll hi.' """'' l"JCCted from hi\ 14111 B\t\\ ~1J l alllorn1a H1ghwa~ Patrol Officrr (,reg Moorehead. According to Moorehead, the youth wa~ driving nonh at an rxcess1vc ratr of speed on Pasco de Colltnas 1n Laguna N1gurl at l 2 30 p.m. when, for unknown reasons. he lost control of his car He swerved left across the raised ccrvc.r divider. across opposing lanes and over an embankment. The car ovenumed. ejecting the dnver. Moorehead said Arms believed shipped to Nicaragua \\ \\lf1NC1T<> 1\l»-.\ "-htll' l l11u\l' 'P<'kl'SnJJn 11>d.i\ l ontirmed rwhh\hl·d rcpurh th.ii U .S in- 1t ll1gcnn· hac; trareJ ,, <;h1pmcnt 111c\umcJ to he m1htan "capon\ or '1pphc' that lelt a "411.1t•1 port and \\ ·nt dirctlh 10 '-•lar.igu,1 I ht· '110h''>ITI311 l .irn ">JX'akl·'· ,,ml thc ,1dm 1n1\tratwn Jm·,n't knt>"- e\.1dh v.hJI lht• \hip \.\J\ l.lff\tng hut athkJ ·nur rrc .. umpt111n I\ thal 1t dot'' l:Ont.11n m1h1an matcm·I .. Pre,Hknt Kl'ai!;rn I" l"\ IX'i. It'd h> ulc the cai.t· 111111gh1 1n a 'fll't:lh to c 1l't1f!fl'lnv.n I n1\l'r\ll\ ·., < l'flt<:r tor ~1r:1tq;1l ,ind ln1nnJt111nat \1ud1l'\ at \.\h11.h hl' v.dl 11'nl'" ht' Jflj')Cal 1111 c11ngrc"111n.1l Jppro\ i.il c1 f a11I to S1c.11.1~uan rt·Ol'I' hauling thr IC'ltl\t \and1n1,ta ttO\l'rrlllll'llt Sncal-.1.'' al 1..n• •""ll.'ll)lt'd thl' nlm111· l\lrat1on h,1\ ~ no"n ,1hout thl' .. tup 1lll'nl lor \l'' l.'r,d \.\l'tl..\ -111 .. ~;i1J 111 ~1.1\t• .ur1,rJ in '•1tar.1guJ 1n Ma\ - hut ht• JI\ '>lord \U&gt\lllln\ II \\lthhdd !ht int11rm.1t1on l•J U\t.' 11 1n 1nrtfh 1,m rn~ •• 1ngn'\\111n.1I dchJlc · \\ r 1ki. li.kd 111 m<tkl' 11 .1 \ Jil.shlr ,11 1h1\ tlllll' bn.tU\r "-l' krll'"" J littk 111111t· Jhnul 11 Jl lh" 11mt· th.in v.c did tht•n thl' '>P<-•knman ~1J Bui hl' .icknm~ lcdl(ell hl' l (HJ Id nnl '·" \fX'C 11irall\ '~hat thl' \h1pml'nl 'lon l.!Hll'll, 11nh lh.H II c.tllll' from the \o\ 1l'1 mt111,1n port •1f N1kuli.1\.\.'~ anJ 1h;11 rt a1n,cd in Ntlaragua .ind lw\ betn unloaded Ask.ed about rcpons the ship was carrying aircraft parts or helicopters, Speak.es said, "I can't confirm that." Bui he said the United States regards 1t as s1gn1ficant because 11 1s the first such shipment from N1kolayev -;ance 1984 The adminis- tration ha~ nonetheless blamed the Soviets for aiding the Sandan1stas' military buildup and for the Sand- 1n1~1as alleged exporting of revol- N1rnraguan regime, It contends. has been supplied with Soviet and East bloc weapons through Cuba. In Managua, the Nicaraguan pro- govemment newspaper El Nuevo Dian~. in a front page banner headline. called the repons "another old Reagan story"' and "a propaganda maneuver." , ution 1n ·rntTal Amcnca fhe . The arucle said. "As usual, U.S. 1ntell1gence cannot provide documentary proofon its new accusa- t1on'i .. M n dies of accident injuries .\ 24-)ear-old .\nahe1m man died at \\cstcrn Medical Center following ' a r nda)' night acc1dc.'nt pn Santiago l amon Road near Irvine Lake. a nur\lng supen.1c;or 'Mild Monda\ morning' < hnstoncr l'h1hpps "'a' taken to the hosp11al \U1knng neck and hc.'ad 1nJUflC'> The dnver or the car. Patnck Kel')ne<i), 22. nl Orangc wa'i lt<ited \fonJa\ in '>table cond1t1on at the ho\pllah 1nll'n'>l\e carr unit Ken- nC'd~ al'><> <;ufkrrd head and neck lnJUfl(.'S The t"o men ""ere tnJured Frida~ "'hen their truck veered off Santiago Canyon Road and overturned. police and fire officials said Orange Count) Fire Department spokesman Craig Krnosh1ta said a firefighter trainee was on Santiago ( anyon Road at about I 30 pm Friday when a pickup truck pa'iscd him at more than 80 mph. The dnver lost control of the truck. the fire department spokesman said The truck rolled several time~ a{ld bo1h men "'ere c1ected from 'lie \.Chicle. K1noc;h1ta said. Both men were taken to the .~hospital b~ a I \ Manne helttopter DETOUR TO SCHOOL PROM ... 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From A I l11wh t<) lht• l11t.il \1gn rult•\ \1 a r~tl'nl tounul nwt·11ng h11-wt''l'r one r1:\1Jl·nt 111mrlaincd"ahout ~1gn'i tor l 1nd1Ja11· I nm Jonl'<. . I >r'r111· lht• l11gh u,,, 111 enforte- rne01 Bralh ..:J11l thl'C1I~ \taffw1ll not rec.:ommcnd an) \trongcr mca\url·<, af1..i11n'>I poht1cal 't1gn offender\ "I think we 1.c gone about an'> 10 pt•rn111 more UPJ'l<:r-1 la., .. r.tudcnts to tranc,fcr to I c I lrom other"' hool\ '>1111 Jone\ ..aid the campu\ v.111 be .1nlc to alcommodate the larger-than npc<. tt•d frc\hman clas ... thank\ 10 a 1u\H:omplc1ed 200-seat lecture hall 111 the Information and < umputer I.;( 1t·n<C Hu1IJ1ng Thl' r,P1PU'> alw uc,e~ ponablc.-< la'i'>room'> and ka~c, audttonumc, 1n tht· Edward'> movie tht·aterc, near 11( I fh" ~t·ar I JC I ha\ 11,60() \tudents •>H'rall Nt·xt yt•ar'c; total l'i C'lpcctcd 111 chmh to 14 000 I he I ( wc;tem rema1m a popular L h111lC among college-hound ~tudrnt\ WrRE lisrrN1Nc because 11 ha'i a repu1a11on lor providing a 4ualtt)' educauon at a rela11 vely low C<>'it, particularly com- pared 10 envate un1Vers1t1es. Under lhe new adm1ss1ons system. I 33.000 applicauons were processed at the eight general lJ( campuses. lJC officials calculated that 56.21 I 'llU· dents applied to an average 2 4 campu~c; A1 UC I. more Lhan 12.000 freshmen appl1<At1ons were rccc1vrd State law $t1pulates that all Cali- fornia <ltudents who have taken required cour'ICs and rank 1n the top 12 5 percent of their high school iraduatang clas\ are eligible for ad- mission to a l 1< o tmpu\. 0•111 Piiot 0.llY"1 11 Quara#\teed ...., •1 r~ -,....,. ' ,nu Justcall 64~6086 ""' "•'t'f yr,,, PU• 17' .. I()µ(, u•l"''"'• '1 " ft~ '"'" O{ 1 .. 111 ,,. What do you hke about the Daily P1lo1., What don't you like"' (all the number above and your menage Wlll be recorded. transcntx-d and de- hvertd to tht' appropnate editor. The '>ime 24-hovr answcn~1 W"rv1ce may be u\t'd to rtcord letten to 1he C\!1tor on any topic Contnbutors to our Leuers column mu~t include 1he1r namr and telephone numtx-r for venftca11on Tell' u" what"c; on your mind. _.., !>alU'(lloy ond f;unOey I 10U 10 ~ 'M ....,.. i;na COC>• °' 1 • "' • t .. • ,,. ,0 • f'!'!• •--d rQlJf ~,., .,,, M-•3 Clrculatlon Telephonff lo.I cit• O.•r,oo °'""' "'""" ...,,... ,.II',,,_~ ........ High pressure brings clear skies A htgh--preuure dome bulldlng OYer 8oY1twtrn Cal fomta .chued COM'* cbm eouthwatd and bf04.10tlt the promfM or otMr. •atmer weether thr04.10h Tueac:tay Wlncn were .. ...,~ to pt to 26 mph tn the mountains Md dllMt'te, 8CCOfdlng to the N•tlonal Weather Servle. A• the hlgh-prMtYr• •Y9letn bulld• over Neveda and lnl.,,d Catlfom!Mhe tow el0Udt 1hat nor malty cover the coast thlt time of~ will dlaeppear north of Long Beech, the weather eervlce aald . • S. Temps Hlgfll. Iowa I~ em Mond•y HI Le AltliMy H Y ~ 5e Albuqu9rQue .. 61 MciNWIOt 52 41 Ati9n!e 93 10 AllM!k Clly 71 M ~ 11 75 13 115 tMI 56 71 Ill 75 !IO •s "" 77 47 77 50 16 ... ... ... t3 75 75 113 IM 75 17 68 71 S7 " 12 ... 59 " .. eo tr ... " ~ IO .. •• tl ,. "' 12 IS .. 17 IM 71 75 70 11 15 98 .. :? 12 "' 71 12 72 115 71 51 50 eo 61 42 10 71 50 71 74 41 12 ---------------------~• * Calif. Temps Surf Report . :: .... .,...., 71 Eur• ... lie FrMnO .. lMICM•• 57~~ •• 60 & 1 41 LOCATION llD lltAH 91 63 Hunllngton 8Hcll 1-3 POOf to ~7 ~-.Hn; ~po<I I 3 POOf IO II 1 40111 Sl•eel , .. ,WP') ee It 70 ... 71 to 11 ., 78 7' .. 77 5e .. 70 to 78 "~ ... -----------Puo Aoo. ~l •t ea 0oct w~ i 1100t 93 7 I l~e 8-c.I I 7 p00r Smog Report P011u19'11 ttanderd lnde• (ptit 0-100 goocj, 100-200 UMMlllllUI l0t _,.,,. peoe>1e 200..100 ....-1w1A '°' ... 3Q0..800 llUMcio..t "".. figure .. ~· p91 fol-t ~ .. P<•-.e ,,.,..~'* •2-57 •2·57 S7·clo<eeul) 0.50 Aecsa.un Aedwood C•ly 84'Ct-lo SaHnH 9.,, Oltgo Sen Frend~ aani.e.we Sloclllon APl)le V....,. kttow Bog..., BWIOP &ly111e Long8"ch MonfoYta ea se s... o.n-1• ' 1 ,.,, 82 SI Wei., temp IM 74 411 S-'1 d119CllO« S0um-1 I 11 113 eo se -----------7 l 6l , :~ ~;Tides .. 6" 10 38 96 52 100 ee s.c.ond •ow TODAY 4 0&p m 10 12 p"' 2 7 u -----------Monl••Y ~= ~ Secon<1 h'QI• ea S4 ~Beet'.h 68 112 Eztended Onlano P....,Spr~ 13 10 Tut:M>AY •O• oe F111• io.. r • • "' o 4 PaMdena Al_.,. Sen IM<na•Otnci 9.,, Oao1ie. Sen JoM 9enle Ant Sat.la Crut T.,_V...., Y_..Vly 12 ~7 FK•I ~ '14 pm 3 3 t6 SI s.c.ond 'OW 4J 7 p "' 2 t 17 &2 Second Ngll 11 07 p m 5 4 IM 57 Som Mlt 1°'3Af el 8 03 P m , rl- flO 54 T-•Y et S 4 1 • m and Mlt llQMI 11 1& &1 8 04 fl m 7J 62 Moon Mia IOdey 11 1021 pm ti- ea 32 T-ey e1I02 • m encs eet• eo-11 11 •I 11 ()4pm • VALLEY STUDENT SHOT TO DEATH ... From Al been forced to park on a rcs1den11al street. Whtie searching the streets near the Coliseum for ~arly two hour'> around fa position Park with a neigh borhood resident, the tno was ap- proached by . a kmfe-w1eldang teen- ager and two accomplices. The thrt'l" took Coleman's purse and fled on foot, a Los Angeles police detec11 vc said. The purse cpnta1ned S2 After calling police from a local doughnut shop and wa1t1ng fiw minutes. Coleman a{ld Banh's com- panion said the purse could Ix: recovered and led them down an alle> in the South Central Los Angele'> neighborhood. _ In the alle)', they found and argued with the robber who then sh9t at them. Coleman was s1ruck in the head with two nfle shots. CONFLICT ... From Al she said Despite repercurnons from fair officials over the Camelot 11\c1den1 the amphitheater un1laterall> sched· uled the two concen .. during tht'> 'ear's fair , I loyd said the hoard! alread} \u1ng Ned-West over other alleged breat hn ul the 40-year rent agrc.'ement Mii probabl> take no more leg.al action again'lt the trqublesomc 1enant ''Thl'i rcall} portrays "hal our rclat1on'lh1p has been like with them No matter what we do. the) continue to keep doing things." <ihe said. She d1cJ three hour\ later al ( ahforn1a Hoc,p1tal Mc:dtcdl ( enlt'r 1n Loe; Angelcc, Two bo)'S. age'> 16 and 14 and .1 I (a. >ear-old girl -whose namt'\ "ere v,;1thheld -"ere booked \unJa, for 11)\'CSllgat1on ol murdrr and1rohhcr1 1n 1he caSt-..aid Detective M1Chacl Me11a of the Los Angele' Pohre Department'> anti-gang unit The 16-)'ear-old boy 1s \U'>f)l'<.led nl \hooting Coleman MeJia said Meeting ""Ith reponcrs \undJ\. Ban~ said he and< olem<tn had dated '>tl·adtl~ 1hruugh11ut high '>Chool and intrnded to marry "We had 11 all planned out," he <ta1d Speaking v.;11h Fountain Valle> \ludents tht\ morn ing. Pnnc1pa1 K.1'iler urgl·d thrn1 to ~ 1he school pc.~t hologl\I 11 the' felt the necd 1 he f}\Hholog1\I 'Wei\ npc<.tcd to \-ISll t·ach of C ulcman' dassc<. toJa.., to ml'C'I w11h her da...,mates. ··1r, 1mponan1 1ha1 they t'x press tht•rr ferhn11.' .. l\:a .. ter said \ ou al"a"' a'>k \h\ -v.h' did thl'> h.tvr lo h;tppcn .. ARAB-AMERICANS ... From Al Rabbi "-.ahane in hrad 10 be used in hi\ tJmp.t1gn •· b rl Krugel JI >I a\soc1a1e director said '°lunday "I would think tht''il' r.1~ head\ would have a 101 bellcr to do than pick on ap ttl' cream parlor ' · fhc Jc\\1sh Defense Leagul.' ,., a t~rron~ ttroun '>aid Rirhard Hab<1u'>h, '>poke~man [or the Arab group 7..a<k Glickman. the ov,;ner ol lht· lfun11 ngton Harbour Haagcn- Dazs 1n: crt"am parlor and other; 1n lo\ \ngcll'\ < ountv. da1m1:d that Ma11u .. '><>Id his bu~ines .. to the P1ll'ibUf) tnmnan\. thrt'l' ~car'> ago. "I ha'l' no tdea "hat th•'> man wa1, fll'r\t1nally tn \C)IV<'<l with C1l1ckman ..aid "and I dC>n'1 wan1 to p<1-. th( pmr lk\ ...,111ng n 1'-r" 'ork \.\llh umptccn m1ll1on'> uldnlll!r\ \ ou li~ure 1t 11ut C1lid;man c;a1d P11l\l"tun "plann1ny, to rd1·.1.,( 1 'tatcment lall·r llldJ)' ,.. \lex Odeh ul thl· \rab league wa'> kilkd h\" 1t·rromt homh blJ\t la't \-Car rn Orange ( ount)' and FBI \p<>knman I .11w Bonner 't<l1d thr bureau '>U\pcUed the Jl>L fhc group, \.\h1rh ha .. lkn1nl 1mohemt•n1 1n that inudcnt. sought fil rctrauton from the I Iii "\11 one ha., tx·en arrestl.'d "The \k\ Odeh murder 1., JOClt'nl h1c,tof! \\ t' h 11.I nu1h1ntt 10 do "1th 11 and "l rcsenl 1hec,c allcgatwm that "-'t' tonk p.111 1n 11 M r c >deh wa!I a pro-Pl 0 o;up~m·r and I shed no tear .. .ih11111 v. h.11 hi!pptnt·d 111 Mr. Odeh or any other Pl 0 <,Upportl'f " Krugrl \<lid 24 HOUR ACCESS 7 OA YS (IDQJ)~@(l£~ ALARMED NOSECURITY DEPOSIT REQU ED STA y ONE YEAR-12th. MONTH FR 645-2711 17th ITAEET /Elf· -ITOAAGE 670 WEST 17TH STREET, COSTA ME A, CA -• • Mental health race in Valley Oranat County runners art limbcnna u~the lhc Orange C'ounty Mental Helath Auocia11on s e1Jhlh annual '.'Sweat, Don't Fret" race 11eheduled fot Saturday II Mile Square Park in Fountain Valley. Over SOO j>art1c1pants arc expected lo enter th< SK., I OK and 20K events, which will feature 11 qr group catqories for both male and female entranff Awards will be pl"CICnted to the 1op three finishers in each ca1qory Res,istr1t1on will be&Jn at 6· )() u m and the co,t of the race 1~$ l I wuh a I-shin or$7 forthe run only Cancer screening• •et f'.rec stun cancer scrccnm& exam<1 and counsel- ing w1U be oO:ercd Saturday from I :30 to 3:30 p.m at the AM I/Irvine Medical Center office, 460S Bar- rance Parkway, lrvtoe. Irvine dermatologist Or Jeff~ A Klein will conduct the examinations and appoantmenh may be made by calling the center at 8S7-6SOO. • • Flag Day •how slated Beauty conteatanta OrangeCoest DAILY PtlOT/Mon<My. June I, 1a8e * Al StatetO honor Coast schools 81 C . .IEAHETl'E A VENT O..,,_C4s, 1 t r Two Qmw: Coa t schools wdJ receive l~ sta~'s -first O.suoauilhed School Award. eccotdlna to an anDOWKltment by Bill Homa. superintendent of pu lie · schools Ncwpon Harbor Hi&h SchooJ in the Newport-Mesa Umfted School District and Woodbnd,e Hip School in the ltvine Unified School Dtstnct were aeloctcd from 31 Orange County ftnaHsts in the Ca.Ii· fornia School Recosiution Propa.m. The Orange County un11 of the Women's Overseas Service League will present a color shde show on American landsca~ by Ann and Herbert Pollak Saturday at Clubhouse 6 in Laguna Hills Leasure World. Call M1ld{ed Warren. president of the organ11ation, at 8J7-655 t for details Speech evaluadon offered Conte.tanta for .U.. .'-pantaln Valley poee for a plotme-at lllle 8q1lare Park on 8ata..rday. Teetnc up for the July 2 conte.t are, left to rtaht. (front row) Cuaandra Crider. CecW.a Lewla. Seana !ilahoney, Doreen Ro4r1&uea, Cheryl Chlmln- lello, (middle) Loree Fry, lllchelle A.a.non.on, Lanell Ben•on, Stella Berkebile. Sonja fehlmann, (back) paaeant chalrm.an BeTerly Butte,.., Kim llelendeS". Nancy Eckweiler, Julle KraTik, DenUe Welbourne, Alyaaa Yancb.ue, Dellal Buen!, Paulette Carder and paceant co- chalr Debra Bond. The state [)ep&rtmcnt of Ed~taon screened 2.300 secondary IChools o~ the basis oftcM scores. enrollment in academic classes. and other cntena. said Eleanor Anderson, the proaram's 0ranJ'C County t'OOrdma\or. The two w1 II JO• n 30 h•gh schools and 60 rruddle, JUnlOr or intennedtat.e sChOOls for an awards cercmony before the Nt.e Legl'Slature in October. Anderson s.a1d a state team went to cacb of the Khools to '"validate that th9' were as &ood a<; the) wd thC) were' 1n the apphcauon Free speech evaluaiions by a ccnified speech therapist will be offered Saturday from 9 a.m to 4 p.m. at the Assistance League Service Center, 30 I Walnut St . Huntm&ton Beach. Those 10terc<,ted should call 968-6302 for an appointment Mensa tests announced Orange County Mensa will offer supcrv1M!d testing for membership Saturday from 10 a.m. to I p.m. at the Mercury Sav10gs Bank, 1095 Irvine Blvd.. Tustin The cost 1s $20 and funher information may be obtained by calling Ann Harvey at 968-4901 Mesa wants Santa Ana to help pay for Sunflower traffic signcil "It's nice to be rec~11uad," saJd Tom Jacobson. pnnc1paJ of the 1.700-student Newpon Harbor Hip School "It's aood for the spint of the students. faculty and commun1tv" Jacotxon said the selection proc::cu was 1ntcns1ve After 1n1tJaJ screening of test Kores, schools art invttcd to complete an 18-to 20-page applicatton on pohcy. pracuces and cumculum, he aid. A state team also conducted a two.hour evalu- auon at the 5oehool la.st week.. said Jacobson By TONY SAAVEDRA °' ... ~ ..... ·- a!. the area continues to de\<elop 1o1.11h business parks and shopping centers Jim Willems. who spearheads the 12- rcar-old dnve for a traffic light said SunOower parallels the Jammed San D1c..-go Freeway and often 1s used as a shoncut 1nterscct1on :ind into a ( o~ta Mesa neighborhood Stress coarse slated ( osta Mesa officials are antm pting to pcr!iiuade their Santa Ana counterpans to share the cost of installing traffic signals at ii bU'i) 1ntn\el11on bordenng the two ClllC'i. Willems lives on one side of Sunflower and owns a gift store on the other side He complained that motonsts attempting to make lef\ turns from the intersection were holdtng up 1raffic ,and cult.Ing in front of speed in& cars. However the council bowed to the handful of re\ldents. who argued that the 1nte~t1on ha\ become too bu\) to remain w1tl\(>u1 a signal Grca Cops. pnnc1pal of the 1.•~ student Woodbndge Haah School. said. "Most of the schools trt Onnae County arc good schools. I thank all the scboolt arc workin& hard to nuse academic standa.rd.L I thtnk we're Just reprcsentatJve of that." Paul Kaplan. an educational psychologist and hypnotherap1st, will present a clas<, on stress reducuon Saturday from 9 a m to 4 p.m at the Villa Va1cnCl8 clubhouse in Laguna Hl.115. The c-0ur-,c, sponsored by Saddlcback College, is pnced at $30 and more 1nforma11on 1s available at 582-4646 Brush1ngas1dc staff conclusions that the 1ntcrscct1on doesn't warrant signals, the ( u<ita MC:.$ll (ll)' (ounc1I .voted lasL week. - tu e~plore options for bnnging traffic li&ht~ to the JUnct1on of SunOower A venue and Green' 1lle Street Residents added that they expect traffic to ~ome even more ~narled once the new South (QaSl.Plaza anne' open~ 1n the fall Willems 1n panic1Jlar. has reason to be nervous Cops saad lhe size of the scbOQI may be a factor working on their side. "I think the \Jllallness has allowed our st.aft to know our kids pretty well. That has tOme pa off" Women's group meets The action came after residents near tbe 1ntcr~ct1on complained about blind curve~ and speeding cars filling the street The city Traffic Comm1ss1on rec- ommended earlier that potential hazards could be eliminated by restricting left turns. Traffic officials warned that a signal would attract more motorists 10 the He awoke one morning 1n June 1984 10 find a mo1orc·)d1s1 <oprawled in his front yard And a drunken driver plowed into his Maranatha Village store the prev1ou!t year. Willems said. f n addition to the wmncrs. three ollier Oranae Coast sct\ools finished amooa the top I 00 finahsts oompeuna for the sta~ wide awardl !he schools and thetr d1stncu arc Manne vie-wand Vista V~Scbool in th Ocuo V tew School Distnet and The Professional Women's Suppon Group for Human Options· Altema11ves for Abused Women and their Children · will hold a membership luncheon Saturday from 11 .30 a m to I p.m at the Ivy House, 384 Forest Ave . Laguna Beach Coordinators Adrienne Cohen and Gail Brooks will be the speakers. The cost of the luncheon 1s S 15, and rcSt'rvat1ons nfay be obtained by calling V1V1an Clecak s,t 582-2657 or Brooke Deputy at 432-5528 Paralegals to meet · Q;tn Mikel of the West ( oast School ofMemor) Training in Laguna Beach will be the guest spc.aker at Thursday's m~t1n1 of the Paralegal Sccuon of the Orange County bar Assoc1at1on. The program 1~ scheduled for 6 p-m at the Western Federal Building. 4 Corporate Plaza. Newport Beach and the cost 1\ $9.50 for member<; and S 11 50 for. non- members. (all 836-8655 for more information Monday,June9 Newport Beach woman named to OC Fair B·oard Go" George DcukmeJian has ap- pointed a Newport Beach woman to a four- year term on the Orange Count) Fair Board, which oversees the fairgrounds in Costa Mesa Beverly Langston of Newpon Beach 1\ ~ucceeding fair board member Howard Dickerson of Bllena Park. whose term has expired Langston has lived 1n Newport for 12 years and previously ft ved in Costa Mesa for 12 ·years, according to a fa1rgounds spoke,man She 1s an ex-president of the Hoag Hospital aux1hary and the Orange County Council of Hospital Auiuhanes. Langston also served on the Newpon-Mesa Unified School D1stnct Board and worked on pohllcal committees for state Sen. Manan Bergeson · .. I love the fair. and I have been to v1s11 the fair almost every year I've hved 10 the area," Langston said She wa a 4-H member while growing up and had projects in rabbits, gardening and sewing. Later. she entered the fa1r compc11- tions. winning an award with an 011 painting in the fine ans show and a crocheted bedspread in the home arts 1udg1ng Her husband. Bill. 1s a pnnc1pal of <;nyder-Langston Inc., an lrvine-ba~ commercial and industrial development firm uel E. Talbert Middle School 10 the Fountain Valley School Olstnct. Woman suesovet at hair A former Irvine worn.n with severe aJICf'&IM ttas filed suit against the owner of an apartment comple~. cl11min1 she was rented an apartment littered Wlth cat haJr • 7 30 p.m., JrvLDe Traa1portatlon Comml11lon ( 11)" Council Chambers. 172()( Jamboree Blvd. • 7 30 f m .. Lapna 8 eacl1 Art• Comml11lon. (1ty Couno1 Chambers, 505 Forest Ave GBsoline prices continue to increase Rebecca Lynn Glick.stein suffered a scnous allerJ) attack and had difficulty breathing after moving into apartment 16E at the Aspen Apanments last Novem- ber. according to the la'Asun filed Thu~ dathe woman onl} agrttd to rent the apanmcnt after a management offic1aJ assured her the unll had bet'n pct-free. sa.ad MaJone Da\ an anome~ repre1Cnt1n1 the woman h1'1 Lundberg Letter overall revenue was way down ·· • 7:30 p.m . La1una Beacb Downtown Specific, Plan Committee. C'11y Council Chambersm 50Ci Forest Ave Tuesday, June 10 • 6 30 p.m., l rvLDe City Cou cll, ( 1ty Council C hambcrs, 17200 Jamboret Blvd l OS ANGELES (A Pl -Ciasoline pnce'i. fueled by an increase in consump- tion cont10ued an upward trend the past two weeks but remained 24 cents a gallon cheaper than 1n January, industry analr11 Dan Lundberg ~ys • The overall. average pnce of gawlinc na11onw1de )Umped 1.54 ce nts a gallon to 97 08 cents 1n the two-week penod ending June 7 said Lundberg. who surve)"'i 17,000 ga\Ohne station~ 1n 50 ~tale\ b1-weekl) fnr And gasoline pnces now have been on the nsc for six straight weeks. he said Lundberg said a decrease 1n consump- tion in the first four months of the year put the financial pinch on the wholesale: and retail gasoline industl) The overall. a'erage retail pnce 1ndud- 1ng all taxes. bottomed out at SQ% cent!> <t gallon Apnl 25, 1986, a decline ol 31 49 c<:nts since Jan I he ..aid But since then, the o' era II. a\ era~c pnn of a gallon of gasoline ha\ men ., I cent" When (1hck .. te1n moved into tqe apart- ment 4'he 1mmed1ately began suffenng allm1c reactions, the suit said She later d1sco .. ered cal hair and cat odors 1n lhe apartment, •t''> alleged. • 6 p m .. Energy a.nd Environment Committee Community Center. 384 Legion St. PoucE Loe "Earlier this year consumption had fallen quite senously, but then th~ was a 1umlround in market place," Lundberg c;a1d. ··eccau'iC of the drop in volume ".i\\ the volume (ol comumpt1on) metta~. the pnce mcrea\Cd ' Lundberg ..aad 'It's up h\-about 21 l pcrrent ~ for this 'iummer. l'Ompared 1.1.1th lac;t H-.H •• The 'u11 alleges that the apanment ''wners Far We~t Fa1rha\en and Aspens Fa1rha \CO are gu1ltv of breach of contran lraud and ml'>rcprec,cnta11on Costa Mesa man arrested in knife attack on roommate trom an adJ&lent ~hop The intrudcn lir'>I pned the-front door to enter < h1l Clcanen, l 74 \I Brookhunt S1 Su11c f) latt F-nday or early ~turday The) ran~cked 1hc cuh1cr't aru and oilier and siolc S2.000 cash Dtmaae 10 the clean ml! shop was esumaled at SSOO The hurglan 1hcn wcnl throuah the wall to enter the ad}lcenl Nail Adven1urc$, I i4' I Brookhurst St , Suite(' Al that sho~ tht"\' took a petty cash boll conta1nin, S.O 11ml eauted SI SO da.m'fc. • ~~lll)htnd.ul Bonlc:au\ \\rnuc.· \.tturcla' . . . 'M1mr "'mr 11nd 1 ~ kcp ol bct'r ~err '111kn from a \lorattc trailer on lhr xxoo h)O< k Of frvlOC ( t'nlt'I On~C 1-nda' • • • \(Ir co" er -.a~ \lolrn Imm a c.-ar par'-rtl on lht' 400 hie>< k of [a\I 'I ale l <>Oil fnda\ . . ' T "'" amphftt'f\. a "'und ml\rr and ~ ra\'iC'llr rt'c.·nrtkf\ wt•11· 'tolrn frnm M 1rror l .akr fncta' T h1C',e\ app.1rr~ti'\ ~""'a kc) 10 the \ulr door \Ink J lllm('lll, radio and bow an.I ;,rrov. w11h .. to~I v1lue ofS900 from a h• •rnc-1 n lhr' '!JO hlock ot I '4th Street • • • 1 It ... , I"' 'lolr S \(If) m tlt'aut) \upphci al •\•OJ a pl) tool io cnler the-Park PlalC \alon. I() 17 I Ma nu ha St. By TONY SAA VEDR.A Ol lM~Nellwt A< osta Mc~ man 1s being held for allegedly stabbing his roommate sev- eral umcs after a domestic 'Quabble c-rupted 1n \ 1olence earl> Sunday morning. police reported. .\belardo Muncu-Matallana H was arrested later on 'iusp1c1on of a11cmp11ng to murder Jo\<' M Jordan. .11\n '' Jorden wa' reported 1n \Cnou'\ cond111on toda} 1n the 1ntens1ve care unit at Fountain Valle) Regional llosp11al He was ,tabbed s,cveral 11me'i 1n 1he liver spll."en and kidneys after bc1n& cha~d b)' Munoz- Newport Beach ~ I ~a~ Oodtt ( oil wa• rcporttd •tolC'n from the Pmm1~• puk1na 101 on Wc-'1 ('out H1fl,hway ••• "S l 'Ocu•lom m•1lho~ Wll\ •tnlrn f1nm a home on l..C'f'ward I.ant • • • "pvnc ron11in1n1 S2 '~ ,,.. .. ., 1aktn lrom tht kite-hen '°ountrr ol a home •ln 4'}1h Strtct ••• ~ roolvtr ""onh S'H "'•' rcJ'(lntd 'tok"n from 1 home 1n the 200 lllocli of Ony• A"cnuc • •• A blrbttut wu taken from a hou\C '" 1h,. 100 block of 28th Sttttl • • • Ahout S HO 1n cash .,..., 'tnltn Imm 1 filr r•"'nrt 11 A.ti Pnn I 1qunr Matallana 10 the 1nter'iect1on of Bristol A venue and Bear 'itreet about 2 30 am Sunday. said Lt R1c·k Johnson. Jordan and h1~ wife had allowed Munoz-Matallana, and later his wife and child, to movc.> into their apart- ment Jqhnson said troubk erupted af\er the Jordans attempted 10 brtak up a fight between Munoz-Matallana and his wife 1n the apartment late Satur- da)' night ··fverybo<h wnsJU'it ll)10g 10 cool do~n tempers," John\on ~1d Jordan went outside and w;as followed by M uno1-M1tallana. who grabbed a knife from the kitchen o\ SI IDl •IC'fl'O and 'ptlken wr~ rtponed \tolen Imm R.rnt-a-C'hcf 766 W .; 9th ~l between fhul"'lda\I and I nd1} r:ntr) WI\ po t1hh w11h a key ~ 111 rnn111n1njsls0 wonh ol qu1ncn w11 rtpontd •ltllen from 1 homr 1n the I JO blo<:lt ul Maanoha Stm:t bt1 .... rrn R '° a m and I '<> Jl m Saturday f.ntr} w;i, h} removrna IOU\('~ WlndOW\ IO II tl'Ar mem • • • Jewcln v.nr1h $21210 v.-a' n"JlC•rtc-cl \IOlen rrom a hnmC' in the I W bloc.'-ol 11th Strttt hrtWttn May JI and Junr fl Entry wt, pt""htt w1lh I key • • • Tooli and a 1111110. wonh Sl,O\Q, '""' rrpt1ntd atolen from a c&r 11 .SS~ Paular1nn Avt lut Wttk Fntrv "'" h) hu~11n1 .a w1n1 window Johnson ~·d M unM-Matallana cha~d Jordan 111 tht· 1nler~11on and nlkgedl) began \tahhing tht' man 1n the stomach The attad.cr Oed 1o1.h1lc Jordan ran to another apartment rnmplex and kn()(.kcd on doors seek.mg help. One of the residents took Jordan Ill 11nd ~"f'oallcd police Johrrmn \Cl1d Muno1-Matallana· .. 77 Ford w;ai. 'potted a 1 I 0 20 .t rn by a traffic officer who pulled ovrr the vehicle Jnd arre<1ted the dn,er. Muno1-Matallana remained tit ( o<,ta Mesa C 1ty Jail toda) in heu of S2~0.000 bail He ,., expected 10 he arraigned Wedne§da) Laguna Beach ~ C '°"' Strttt homr wa' hurJl1n1cd w11h 'l ,500 ""onh ol /rwc-ln IJlkrn, the v1c.11m told pohcc Sun1 It) ' . . I\ w•llct v.11h $76 ~:1' rt'p-ll1C'(1 ''"len S..turd.t)' nn Fore•\ Avcnur • • t Pnht'r c11t'd tiub(n 1 Uuahc~ <411, lor 1ll(ledly u .. na an 1llepl bld&t to 1m Pf"'1natt 1 poh~ offi('('r Hujhr' ... u \lopped and rntd ll to 4{11 m S.turJo • • • ~ punt u1nu11n1n1 S 211 and 'ano11' crf'dlt t&nh wu •tokn r~rly Satur.lo alona thr 1100 l'llock of South l 11.ci.1 H11hw1) the \lc llm tl\ld l"OhCc Fountain Valley Hurilan hmkt 1010 one bu'1nn,, 1hrn unuhtd lhrnuah anwall t(I lakt monC"\ ~ rcsi,dcnl of the t 8400 block ot \3011 Yol1ndaC1rcle rcponcdSaturday 1hn11wn women'1 ""JS wen: stolen from hct homr possibly dunna a pe.ny ho tcd b)' het 'Ion The loss was ttumatcd 11 SlOOO , . . A rn1dcnt of u1c 16l00 block of \.10 Gabncl rcponcd f:nday that icwt'lr) wonh $7, 705, plus Qtt\er propcnv ~onh abOut S '\()() w.a ttolcn from h1, home • ' t A n:,•dcnt of the •noo t>lock of Weare \venue rep0rttd over the weekend that ht, hlack 1Q8<e Audi was bufl)anttd wtulc 11 ~I\ parked on the I MOO blod; 111 Rrookhuf'I C\trttt The lcm 1ncludeJ • watrh wnnh s:ioo. s l "' ca~h and other propc"r1\ worth S..O ~ home on 1hr ·10 00 l'llock nf F.I Mar wu huralanml Vnday lhc lt>1' included a video ta,t,('111' ll'(Order wonh ~~10 and 1cwltlry c)f uncic-term1ned value • • •• A prqt dl)nr in the l ~I 00 hind; nf Palm ""' pnC'J oixn CiunJay, anJ an ttt1mattd $I t-<40 1n f)Owt'f tool\, ~rdrn 1ooh • lawn mnWTt nncl \tr.pladdcr' Wf'rr stolen tmne 4, 0flu~ anci SI H 1n 1 A\h wrrC' \t11lcn fMm 1he 5<1f~ hlM~ of l\rfllt Im' \unda} • • • \nmr JCV.t'lt) and 1 tape m.nrdC"r v.rJT '"~rn fmm a home on 1hr ~000 hind nt \lion ruk1otol\ ~unda) . . . Somr hie.' c. Ir p1tt\ wnt" '1olrn fruni a b1kr 11 1 1"hool nn the-4KOO hlud nt \illhelson l>flvr Saturc.I•) • • • I\ Jl'ttn f ord \An V.'ll\ \lnlrn from Jhc- . . . \ hh1r I '17!! T (l\ola < rhla wa\ "0!1·n lrcim the" 144(10 hhllk 111 < ul-c:r DrtH fnd11' •. ,. . !\ hurpnd} Snr' t'rcc Spin1 "''*' \lnlcn ltom lhC" 4 ll hlod, nt t ampu~ I >rl\ I" • • • -\ blacl...M.._.\ molortrou 00\\ 10-cnlh tnt 'dr "''' '1nlc-n fr um the.' 4 \C(l hie>< k nt 8r\an •\\l"OUt . . . \ rt'J mrn'\ hcact1 ''"'""'' "-:I' \lulc-n hum r lt'lcl f n<111~ . . . . Two men Y>'t"nl 10 tht dc•m ,,fa humr on the 4100 Mod ul ~t,l'Jerc f nda} •~'-mi fo1 ... 11rr \\hf'n ihc-rc\ldcn1 lrt thrm 1n the home tht) prndurr \Omt' wt'llf'llM and l\kC'd fot money rhr ru11krll jUI\(' thC'm $400 11nd lhl'\ nrcl Huntintton Beac h ., man m 'urfCT trullk' hm'-t 1010 a homr 1n the 7000 hloc k nf ~arwood throuah a ~ar lockf'd '"'"" 11.u' ,foor and 11ok a ll\.1f'l("CJ hr ydc. I()(! in C'~\h and SHO in 1rv..rll'"I • • • T~cvc-~ ''"Ir a hlur l"t"-lal ht>rrs ~' hoal valuN1 11 S1<l!J trom a Jud 1n lhr I M)(Xl hloc" of f'aruna I .11nr RuraJar' punl h~· ; l1ll k 111 a 1'171) • Volk1wqen Ru-. in 1cat'!'""10 the-l~lOO hie><~ ,,f Vrnnonl lAnc-.anJ HOIC' 1~1(220 .am!'D j~ll .. nnh ofdoth1n1o1andS1,.r11n C'll\\cilC" llf'C'\ . . . t ulpnt~ \h>ICI 11 r I 11ntl wh11" 'n11pJ'("r la•' nmo~t valueJ at \100 nnr 1hr I < ~ f..lll' 1n the ~tJi(• hi•"~ 111 urlrn l"'>r" . . .. ~ \lnlV. fllln<' WI' tlll.C"n frurn M 1lU1llC:T 1e1r at Mc-r "n '· ~X l I •\ii a''" '\ vt It ,nn1111nr.i 1hc1111 S2 .so rn \ll"• all\.I \41 m1.,.rl11nt'1"1u\ 11rm\ Trio use rope a r ound neck . to assail man \ 'l \t•.trruld [I 1 mo man was rol'\ht·d 11\umlil\ night 10 LaauM fk.u h '"'lwn thfl.'l' m<'n wrapped a r11pc.· .mH1nd h1' nc.·l '-:. d~cd him mto the \ur1 .tnd took his empty 1.1.alkt \H·1•rtlw11 11> 1.aituna pohC'c Stt l 1nda Parlm !\1arK Hit•kok ,us- ta•ned minor Ol"\ k 1n1une\ dunna the 1nc.'1dent I ltck<1k 1.1.,1, 'o!.alkina alona t rest Stt('tl \unda\ JU\t hc-fo~ midntaht ,,., hen thrt't' men approaC'hcd ham fwm hehind <1nd "rapped a ropt aruund hi\ n('( k • \n'otd1n1 to l l Jim· Y.'lute the men hit H1t kuk \t"\ eral 11me~ on t~ he d pu~hC'd him face down an lhe sand, thrn dragged him into the surf 11 ( IT~nt t\a bcalh where the) tool.; h1\ wallet and Ord \\'hit<' \.i!td one man wa' detcnbcd ' hou1 '·let't·Q with a muYular h111lcl and shnn harr The ttt0nd man "' .. ~ ahout ,.,_fttt·2 and the third man "' '' c.lc"4nht-d a' \.fec1-Q w•th blnnd hair All 1hrtt · wtre wt"anna blue JNIO!'> H1d.n~ hH~$ tn • 1 Toro-and WQrU a1 th«'< mle ~in l una lk h, ~1d Pu\.er / , ~ l At .. Orenge Cout DAILY ptLQT/ Monday. June 9, 1 86 Allegations shadow Waldheim's victory ~ . VIENNA, Auslna (AP) -Kun Waldheim scored a da:is1ve v1C101) tn tbe prnadcnu.al election, bul has tnumpb msett qursttons about how Austna would dtal with accuuuons that its newly chos.cn head of state hid a Nus past The former U N scc~tary--general collected 2,464.598 vot~ or 5l9 percent oflhe ballols cast tn Sun<fa)'°s runofl, to 2 107,317 votes. or 46 I pcr'CCnt, for ~1alisl candidate Kun \teyrer Smee early March, Wahihr1m " ~ampa1gn had been dogged by charges from the i..:e"' 't ork-bascd World kwssh Congre-ss thll he was involved 1n warcnmes tn lhe Balkans where he ..cncd dunng World War ll as a lieutenant in the German army. Waldheim 67, repeatedly denied any wrongdoing but he wa\ forced to concede that he had kt."pt silent for almost tour de-cade'i on h1!> where- abouts dunng thr~ cruudl ~an1me ycars. . FollOO\tn& his victory_. Waldheim told ' televi ion udience. ..The result showed that the Austnan people are not p~d lo accept the~ aocusation5 that b.a ve been made against me." Asked to comment on the chalJCS. Waldheim wd.. .. I would lllte to say here wu.h all ccnamt_y that this cnttc1sm dJd not oome from govern- ments, but exchu1vely from ptnonal ~tatements. from one m1n1ner or from 1he other in Israel." Waldheim was backed by the conservative People's Party for the ltirgely ceremonial post He will be )~om m July 8 for a six-year term. ..\s Austna's head of state, he will rec.cave foreign aucsts and make state "1s1ts to other countncs Bul ICJis- lators an some countnes 1ncludin1 the united States, Bntam and Israel, have demanded he be banned be- cause of his alleged act1\1l1es 11, 000 resu1ne fighting outside Crossroacls caDlp <..\PE TOWN ~uth .\fn1,;4 1.\P) -Thousands of blalks armed ~tth gum and clubs clashed to<la) on thl· fnnges of the Crossroads ~ualter camp rel1cfworkenand nt.'"'s repon ... ~1d .\t least six people wen: shot and hundreds of dwel11ng5 wert' \et alirc fhe battles pitted some '(XXJ conser-at1ve black "'gslantes ag;.11mt 8 000 militant black youths and refugee'> the South Afncan Pres., A.ssoua11on ..aid ( rossroad'> a shanty c11y 12 mile<; ·ea!ll of ( aix-T ov.n v.as the S(.enc ol fiern• fighting bet\loeen the two groups in Ma) ..\t least 13 people were killed and '0 000 lelt homeless Police 1n armored perwnnel ear- ner\ tned 111 separate tht: groups, a pol1Ce ~pokesman said Police tired ~ gas and buckshot to disperse the gangs of fighters, but could not 1mmed1atel) halt the fighung. the )uuth .\fncan Press Assoc1auon quote-d a pohce spokesman as ~yang t-1rt." razed an ambulan~ ~rv1ce and relief center that had been home 10 2 200 refugees. and all the residents llrd Other repons saJd hundreds of \hacks ""ere burning in the KTC <,ect1on ol Crossroads. one of several \ettlt'mt'nts on the edge of the <,quatte~ lamp .\ photographer said vigilantes set fire to <,ome shacks He said both side\ \~ere using pistols automatic v.eapon' and shotguns Overwhelmed by grief Patrocinia Goin•. widow of s,t. James Golna, the third nctlm of the terrort.ta' bombl.DC of the La Belle d.l8co, la comforted by John Mitchell, U .8 . Commander of 8erlln and Kelm Brown, battalion commender u the cuk.et la loaded on a plane Sunday ln Berlin. Golna died Saturday. Aquino won't run if new ~lection called \.1.\ 'Ill A Ph1hppmes (AP) -President C orai.on Aquino will not be a candidate tor the-Ph1hpp1nes' highest oflice again 1f the comm1ss1on she appointed to "nte a ne" consutuuon calls for new pre<,1dcn11al elecuons. a nev.\ maµ11ne said \quino ""ho took power Feb 25 dunng a c1.,.1han·m1hlary re' olt against frrdinand l Marcos .,..as asked b) Manila's Sunda) Inquirer Magazine "hcthrr sht: v.ould run in a new pres1dent1al elecuon It quoted her as replying.. "I 'Wlln't be a pan of that an) more I think I'm JU St meant for snap elections." ..\l\o ":iun<la} thousands of F1hp1nos who sull back Marcos battJed police v.llh hottle'>. nxh and shng5hots The police, who prevented the protester.; from march mg to the pres1dcnt1al palace. used tear gas and fired their nnes an the air <>rlicials said 21 people "ere hun 1n the altercation .\txiu t 2<1.000 Marcos supponers earlier demanded Aquino c, res1gnat1on in a rail\ at \fanila·., R1wl Park. HereS a list of lea · banks With lower rates on new car loanS than Bank of America: r • ~-+----~=~ -- ------ ~---1------- L--------11- ----------=-=-=-----~~-== - Check us out firsL .,., 1\r1111nL! C.t!1fl,m1.1\ ~leading banb, tll >nt: <lffor.., f1xt'<l -r.1rc nt'"'' l ar loan~ that hear whar yt lll t.m f.!Cl @ .11 B.mk nf Arn('m ,, Th;11 '-. ,1 -.rrong claim , hut ir's rrue Wl· ~trnrantl'l' er If V< 1u fir d .1111\\'t•r ,11 11 1.d percentage rare for a f1xt·d r~tc Ill'\\' CM lo.rn p11hli~hcd h\ ~ccunry Pacific. First lntt•rsratc Welb l nrgn nr Crcxh'r h.mk.., \H· 11 rn.i tlh it So v.h'r ... pend vour time lht·dm~ Clllf rhc "1 ntlwr~.1 J11 ... 1 -.tor hy any cunvcnil'ntly lnt .ltcd Rank of Anwnt~.1 . :!!!i:Whr.11\l h Ur 1. all t-800-551-3 311 Mnn f n "'·1 m -~p Ill .md apply h) ph11nl' \\'t.'11 ~t\t' \1111 ,1 preliminary C1'.'dit dt.'l l"tnn rhc ncxt h11\1JW'"' ~Liv 81 Bank of America We want the job ... • • J .._ .... "' ..... I •• fl! ... Spendin plan for $37. billion awaits final vote . SAC RAMENTO (AP) -A $37.5 b1lhon state budget thal 1 ncludes some lut•mmute agreemenls on farm labor. highway funding and overseas Nauonal Guard missions 1s ready for final votes in 'he A)St'mbl) and s1.ate Senate A Sill-member conference lOmm1t ~ approved the 1986-87 spending ptan at a rart Sunday afternoon m~ung. The Asscmbl} plan) a 'otc Wedne!lday na&ht . the Senate on Friday t The state consutuuon requires the Legisla1ure to send the go' emor a budget b} June IS, although that deadline ha5 been frequent!\ n11s..N wtth no penalty. The ne~ ti~al \e3r begins July l Before the .. ote the l'Omm11tee decided to cut the ~ta1e·s larm labor board b)' 3 3 JObs. prov 1de SI 00 m1lhon m suite funds to replace lo'\t federal h1ghwa} mone\ an<l not to proh1b1t Nauonal Guard training m1ss1ons an Central .\menl'.a The budget' otes ..... 11 be a pnnc1pal act1\lt} an both hou..e., this w~ll. Tht' Senate and A\<iembh haH ')(;heduled floor sessions e'el"\ day , bec'au~ Fnda) is the dt'adhne for b1lli. to be approved b> their tint hou~ Thus, hundreds of bills mu\t be appro,.e<l by Fnda} or d1r The committee had been working since Muy 28 seekana a comprom11t among the Asscmbtts $37.S billion bud~l. the Senates $37.6 b1lhon version and Gov George Deu- kmeJian 's $37 I billion plan . The bud1ct approved Sunday has a surplus of $700 malhon to $7.SO m1lhon said 01ff Allenby, deputy dtrecto; of DeukmeJian's F1naoce Department The Assembly budaet had a surplus of about $720 m1lhon, "h1lc the ~natc had about $S20 m1lhon Ot-ukmeJ1an m!l1sts on o su!'Pl.us, or rc~rve foreconom1c unccl'Ulnt1es, of at least SI 04 b1lhon, said AJlcnby, an<l will probabl) veto enoug.b ~pend rng in the budget to get to that figure. A. ,o.,.emor has the poy.ier to cut ind1v1dual spending items an the budget sent him by the Legislature "£ think it's a fatr budget.. h's careful It spends money where It needs to be spent." ~1d the commit- tee chairman A~scmblyman John Vasconcellos. D-Santa Clara "It 1s an adequate budget," satd Sen Alfred A.lqu1st D-San Jose, the lead senator on the commmce "It 1s not a!I much as some of us would hk.e, but given the restramts put on us by \Oters we have done the besl we can FBI is probing death of man during arrest LOJl-o(1 Bl·\< HI .\Pl -Police \a\ they were uni} searching Stuart Ham~on for "eapons bul the cor- oner says the O\)gen to his brain wa' cut ofT when blood \ l''>sels an his neck "ere 'iC\ered The FBI 1s 1n,est1gat1ng. Hamson, the father of three ~oung 'Sons had been ~11t1ng at home ~atching "M1am1\1ee" on tele" 1s1on v.uh his wife. L)nn, when t"o police otlicers am"ed actheir door Jan 11 I 985 to arrest him for 1n-.~11gat1on of k1dnapp111g and assault with a deadl\ v.eapon ''Jo this 1s a m1\take · h" "ill' said a\ Hamson ""a'> led away 1n handrnOs Ten m1nu1es later. the 40- 'car-old laboraton techn1c1an for \.fatnx ~1ence Corp was lying face do ..... n acros\ thc hood ofa patrol car 'hak1ng '10lentl) ~fr collapSC'd and never regained consc1ousne'is. d)1ng at Los \ltos Hospital two day., later Police record~ ot the 1nc1dent say Officer Rand) Hausauer was con- ducung a pat St'arch for a weapon when Hamson colla~ Those r~ pom alc,o state that before the apparent seizure Hamson had ''Sttmed d1M>nented. but coherent and cooperative .. The Los .\ngcle'> Count} coroner's office however, toncl uded that Har- n son's death was a hom1c1de "at the hands of another " according to an .\pnl 15 1985 autopsy repon by depu1y medical examiner Sara K. Redd ' The '1cum had sustamed tears 1ns1dc two anenes 1n his neck, Reddy said His spmal column had been compressed and he had hemorrhaged "due to trauma of the neck." The cause of death was a loss of oxygen to the brain due to bleed 1 ng at the base of the brain where 11 connects to the spinal column the autopsy said United Way admits giving loans to four executives LO) .\NC,H ES (&.Pl -United Wa\ Int madr morr than S '110.000 in mn\ll\. interest-free loans to four I cop ot11u.dls 1n the pa\t fi"e yea~. thr agem) admmed l n1ted Wa\ Inc ""h1ch ser"es Lo' >\ngt'le'i and ""cstern San Bernardino I count1e~ loaned $'16.283 from 1t'i communal) donor fund to four \Ile presidents since 1980 Details of the loan'i were reponcd b~ KC BS-TV Saturda\ night Two oft he exel'ut1\CS "'ho rece1\cd loan!> have since left the chantablc organ11auon the repons said More than S 183.000 of the loan~ ~ere unsecurt'd a'1)d S2 I 7.00U ol the mone) ""a" loaned interest-free The loans were reponedly arranged by Francis X McNamara Jr., the char- ny·s president and chief staff officer. Mc"lamara said he regarded the loans as "personnel mauen" and ~w no reason to bnng the matter to the attention of the board of directors, which holds public meeungs The United Wa} planned an or- gan1zat1on-~1de meetmg today to discuss the practice of loaning to top executive\ money earmarked for communit) programs, KC'BS re- poned. Bulgarian girls, parents reunited, ~ee Disneyland By the Associated Press I .\ N \Hf. IM -fwo Bulganan girls, reuniled after a three-year r;eparauon 1 with their dclcllOr parents, embraced M1cke} Mouse and marveled at the I lanta!>)' world of Disneyland dunng their fif"'it full day an America C'hnsuna Zeko\ 5, and her sister N1kohna, f 2. wearing D1sne)'land T-sh1ns. white shons and tennis shoe<>. were sucking on lollipops whrn the Mickey and Minnie Mouse characters approached from behind on Sunday at the Magit Kmgdom. "All they know 1s they are coming to a pretty place JUSt for kids," their mot her. Danna <>aid sh only after am\ ing at the park Mrs Zekov 33 and her husband Jordan, 38. defected while on vacation 1n 198\. lcavmg thee; daughter-. in the Soviet Bloc countrv Baby Jesse stlll waltlng for heart P \$'\DENA-Surgeons searched for a he.an for Jesse ~pulvt'da. a dying infant whose ca~ gamed notoriety after a llospnal rejected him u a transplant candidate then reconsidered when his unwed parents ga"e up custody The 14- day-old child remained in scnous but sable cond1t1on Sunday night, said a nursmg supervisor at Huntington Memonal Hosp1taJ. where Jesse 15 being cared for while Loma Landa Un1vers1ty Medical Center tnes to locale a hean donor "We'.,.c not heard anything at all." ~1d Huntington spokeswoman Ka)' Murphy Onh a hj!.ndful ofmfant hean tran\plants havr taken place and the procedure ts e>1penmental Physicians at Loma l anda have succc'ic;fully transplanted four infant hearts I Englneer nred for marriage flnd• work GLENDALE-An engineer who was fired when he couldn't get a secunl) clearance becau~ of h•~. mamage to a Soviet em1grt 1~ back at work. "Things arc lookm& a lot be.tter, said Tony Banholomew, now an e:llecutive recruiter with a Century Caty firm Bartholomew 47 and wife Tatyana. 27. were reunited an January when Tatyana was given permission to leave thr Soviet Union and JOan her husband ofthrct ye.tr$ She wa\ one of 10 spou5eS granted pcr,rn1ss1on at that t,1me to leave the coun'ry Banholomcw was fired from Allied Bendall Corp 5 Occan1cs D1vmon in S)lmar last March af\tr company I officials told him the Defense Dcpartmtnt wouldn't &Jve him a 'iC'Cunt\ dearance htcau~ of h1~ mamage. VA paying for In-vitro lert1llut1on ~N~HflM -A fonncr Air Foitt woman will undergo laboratory fen1 hz•t1on 11t thr r:itpcn~ of 'he Vettna!" Adm1n1•urat1on more than a decade af\rr m1htat) docton m1"1iaanosed ~n allncs, that daml&td her reproductive ')'Stem. A!'ada Spina, 38, or Aoaht!m. rttCIV~ as 16,SOO chttk May 2] for three in-vnro tr~itmenu and met With a fer,tahty ,.Pttlaliit last wC<ek to bciJn !.h~ procc s lead1na to a ~est·tubc: conccpt1nn ~nd felus implant 1n l\cr ~omb. Im so ac11ed a~ut th1s.~pportun1ty. and Im 1u,1 t1ckkd lo draih that th1, maaht help otheM hle me. Arvada said 1n a rt'\·tnt 1ntrr .. ·ieY. l Or: noe Coeal DAIL v PILOT /Mondrf, June '· 1988 * Al . Faulty Seal caused shuttl~ blast WASHINGTON (AP) -The do- trucuon of Challcnacr and the death of ill seven ettw members bad a tin&le cause -the failure of 1 seal tn the space lhuttlo boostc~ket. the Roaera C.omm1 ion 1a1 toda~. It ~ faulted NASA for ratma a "silent safety" proaram that con· ceal~ well-documented problems from top launch manqen. Tbe commi ston told President Rc,q;an that lov.ier level NASA of· ficials were well aware of the llaw wuh the booster seal and had come to consider it "an acceptable flight nsk." "lfthe decision-makers had known aJI of the facts, tt is highly unlikely that they would have decided to launch," the commission said In addition to demandina that NASA redes1an the 1010t before restart1na the shuttle program, the panel ufied the space aaency to review all items whose performance are cnt1cal to shuttle flights. The orb1ter's tires. brakes and stccnng systems "do not have sufficient safety margin " The report combined a m1lh· sccond-by·mtlbsccond dissection of the accident with sweeping rtc- ommendat1ons for improved man- aaemcnt pracuces In its report to the president. Just over four months after the Jan. 28 disaster, the com m1u1qn said Challe.natr .. ,truglcd futilely 1n1t forces .. trtarmf immediateJy after ian1tion wtlen pa leaked put the seal. The leak disappeared for about a minute, before a plume of n.me bunt ou1 ,.shonly after Cballen&er flew throuab wind 1hcan a.nd emclJCd from a ~od of muimum aero- dynamic pressure. Thus beaan a fast sequence of events that led to a "massive, almost explosive burnina" of the shuttle fuel. The panel said the shuttle's crew "apparently h•d no indication of a problem before the rapid break-~" of the craft 73 seconds tnlo fli&bt The report included several dramatic color photos of the shuttle faJhna 1n pieces toward the Atlantic. The victims were Dick Scobee, spacecraft commander: Michael J. Smith, pilot, Judith Resnik, mission specialist; Ronald McNa1Il·r, ission specialist; Ellison Onizu mmion specialist; Gresory Jarvis. Hushes Aircraft enjlneer; and Chnsta McAulifTe, the first teacher to fly aboard the shuttle. Their remains were later located on the ocean floor off Cape Canaveral. Scobee's widow, June, said she was readma the report and told a reporter she hopes the shuttle will fly apan. She also said she plans no lepl action an connecuon with the Challenaer accident. "All that wu important to ( No warning of Jmpent;llng disaster WASHINGTON (AP) -Pre11dent1al invest1ptors reported today that neither the astton1uts nor sround conttollm .. had any wamlg.a or ampendina danfCr·: as the shuttle Challenser 1ttugled futilely ap1nlt forces lhlt ""-ere tcanna 1t a~rt.. Even 1f there had been wamana, there was no way the seven astrooaota could have escaped the uploSJon that desupyed the shuttle 7l 1CCOnds ~er liftoff. accordiOJ to tbc repon oh prnident.PAl commission. The commission mad 1t was ··an accident rooted in history" lhat btp.D in 1973 with a poorly desianed rocketJoinl. followed by the fal1uri of NASA and ns contr1e1on to rcCOIJ'ltze 1t as a problem. their failure to fix at aod their conclusion tt was an acceptable flt&ht risk • The repon concludes that 1he )an. 28 explosion was caused by the failure of a pressure seal in a joint on the naht booster rocket. · me wn him, and oothma will brina b1m back( she ta.id. Commtssion Chairman Wilham P. R<>sen arranged to present the repon to President lleapn early this af\er· noon and House and Senate commit- tees scheduled heannas beglnnina · Tuesday. "The fai lure wa& due to a faulty design unaoceptabtr aensitive to a number of factors,' the report con- cluded. Amona those facton: the effects of cold temperaturu on syn- thetJc rubbet' ().rings desianed to seat the Joint to keep bot pses from escapina. Challenaer was launched when the temperature was 38 dqrecs, IS depces colder than on ant o · 2• earher shunle fhahts. Calhna the disaster "an aoeidtnt rooted in h11tory," lhe commission said the sequence or events ••bepo with the faulty dcsl&Jl," a situauon worsened "as both ·NASA and con. tractor rnanaaement tint failed to reco&nize It u a problem, then failed to fix it and finally treated it 11 an acceptable fli&ht risk." The commission said the hunle shouJd not have been launched, and wouldn't have been tf top launch managers had been aware or oppos1· uon from rocket engjneen who feared the effects of cold temperatures. Bernard1na Daque ~ta Iler eon JUcardo Daque. eo. In Florida Sunday after be wu freed lD Baftll&. Caba u a prt..oner from Bay of PIC-ln...ton 25 Jeu9 aco. Court ousts regulators from Baby Doe cases Freed Bay of Pigs prisoner delighted by return to U.S. HOMESTEAD, Fla. (AP) -One of the last men imprisoned 1n Cuba for the CIA-sponsored Bay of Pias invasion in 1961 wd be was "m a cloud" as be embraced btt pamits and brothers foUowiDJ his tt-lease. privately chartered plane at Hom~ stead A.ir Force Base south of.Miami. WASHINGTON (AP)-The fed- eral ~overnment ha~ no legal authonty to 1nvesugatc and help regulate health care for babies with severe birth defects. the Supreme Court ruled today. By a 5.3 vote, the court handed the Reagan administration a key defeat by ruling that federal regulators have no role to pla)' in so-<:alled Bab) Doc cases. The JUSt1ces said a 1973 law banning d1scnminat1on against handicapped people cannot be ap- plied to such cases. The decision, sparked in part by h1ahly publicized cases in Bloomina- ton, Ind, and Lona Island 1n New Yorlt, signals an end to Reagan administration efforts to pressure hospitals and doctors nationwide to provide medical care to extend the lives of deformed or gravely ill infants. Not affected arc state laws ·that already regulate the dec1SJons that doctors and parents make ~bout treating such infants. Tax-overhaul formula would spare poorest· WASH! 'II(, TON (AP) -A tax· overhaul plan that appears headed for easy approval m the Senate would permanently insulate the nauon's poorest working fam1hes from the federal income tax. I} a decade," says the Center on Budget and Polley Pno"rit1es. The enthusiasm of the center. a research organtzauon that tracks federal issues affectrng lower-mcome people. as tempered b> another part of the Senate bill. ProvlSlons changing the tax inccnuves for bu1ld1ng low- Justice Department lawyers had uraed the court to rule that the Rehab11itauon Act of 1973 gives federal regulators the power to make sure no hosp1 tal rece1 vmg federal money derues nounshment or medi- cal treatment to a child "solely because of its handicap." .But lawyen for the Arnencan Hospital Association and the Arnen- can Medical Association said Con- gress never intended the law to grant federal authority in an area tra· ditionally regulated by the states. Today, the Supreme Court aarced wt th two lower courts and ruled that the Reagan admimstrauon wu read. mg the 1973 law wrona. Ricardo Montero Duque, 60, was freed from the Combinado del Eate prison outnde Havana early Sunday and arrived five hours laler Ul a "I'm deli~ted to see my family;• said Montero. ••J bad DOlleU t.bcm ID so manyyean. rm in a cloud. ... He was met by bis motbc:r, Bernardina DuQue de Montero, father, Ricardo Moniero and two brotben, all of Miami. Wntmg for four members of \be court, Justice John Paul Stevens said the admin1strauon's view of the law amounted to I ··manifestly inconttt perception " 1-.::::---::::::::::::--::;;:;:----::;;:;:----::::::.::---:::::::.::----::::::::::::::---:::::::::::::---:;:;:::::::::-~ Stevens said a hospital's withbold- ang of treatment from a handicapped 10fant when no parental consent for the treatment has tx'tn given cannot violate the disputed federal law. : 11'1 lllUTD TO CHA•TD UMomBOAll • You enjoy aaltlng at a frac11on or the 009t of owning your own boat S15.00 monthly due. "40 00 prepeld Mvtn;. • YOU t\eYe your c:hOica of many liZ:ea and 9fytel of boa1a from 18 ft. to 44 tt L.SC ha 38 t>oeta available for Charter. • You can IMrn to ult LS.C hu comprehenalw program• for beginners and HHC>iled Mil~ . • • You wttl heYe 911 the fun and non. of the trouble of ulllng. LS C hu 15 )'Mt9 ~ In making your ult ng MaY and Wl}oyabta. We provkte a tnendly ataff end fr• pat1llng at our prtvate manna. CaJJ now for brochuN (714) 175-0827 A couple with rwo children and mcome JUSt at the poverty hne - S 12,368 -would owe 11 percent of their earnings in federal income and Social Sc<-unty tues under present law. But under the b1U. their taxes would drop to l. l percent of mcome and be prot~tcd in the future against infla11on-causcd "bracket creep." inco me housing "could aggravate Llii.__.. shortages • ., and result in increases in rents for low-mcome families and 1nd1vtduals," the c~nter sa1d Increases in the srandard deduc- tion. the personal exemption and the earned-income tax credit "would make tax reform -either the Senate Fman~ Committee version or the House version -the most important advance in federal pohcy for low-and moderate-mcome Amencans in near· The tax b11l, warmly endorsed b)' President Reagan and by Senate leaders oT both parties, as hkel> to tac up the Senate for the rest of the month. even though key backers are pred1cung 11 will pass unanamousl~ Several amendments will be con· s1dered, mcludmg one or mort' that would preserve fully deductible Inda· v1duaJ Retirement Accounts for all workers who can afford them Reagan and King Hussein met today at White House By tbe A11oclated Presa WASHINC1 TON -President Reagan and King Hussein of Jordan sat down today for their first talk 10 more than a year. but U.S. officials said their one-hour Whtte House mectmg was not expected to provide a breakthrough an the stalled Middle East peace process Neither leader would answer reporters' quesuons as the two posed for pictures an the Oval Office •'The president asked him. as a valued fncnd of the United State~. to v1s1t the White House," one admm1strat1on official said Hussem 1s an the United States on a pnvate vmt to attend the prep school commencements ofh1s twin daughters at scparati: New England boarding schools and get a medical checkup at the ClevelaQd ( hn1c. ~ebursts near Utah magneslum pJant SALT LAKE CITY -Water kept pounng today thr~gh a dike breached by the record-high Great Salt Lake, and authorities said ponds used b} a chemical extraction plant were flooded The inland sea, at 11s highest recorded level, burst the earthen AMAX Magnesium Corp dike late Saturda) and threttened to surge toward two 10tersta1es and Umon Pacific Railroad 1racks by late Sunda}. the water was flowmg over a secondary dike and moving toward one highway Interstate 15, and the tracks. Howe ver, Francme G1ani. an aide to Gov. Norm Bangerter, said a dike protecting the highway and railroad appeared to be strong enough to hold back the Ooodwaters ··our experts sa} they will not be ID any danger," Giana sa1d afler engineers from the Department of Natural Resources and L:tah Nauonal Guard inspected the area. But Utah Public Safety Director John Nielsen said the 200-yard-widc bole 1n the 11-male dike still concerned state officials Man eiecuted for murdering pollce offlcer Ht NTSVILLE. Texas-Rudy Ram os Esqu1vel. tclhng his fnends to "be cool'" as they read htm Bible passages. was executed by inJectton early today for shooting to death a narcotics officer e1ah1 years ago. The cxccut1on was th<' first of an inmate who had auscd the issue of the exclusion of Jurors because of their race '11nce the US Supreme Court declared such exclusions as unconst1tut1onal. ·Give my love to everybody." he told four fncnds who w1tnes~ the e:itecution. the 14th ID Te:itas since the state resumed carrying out death sentences in t 982. "Thanl you for bemg my fncnds " Reagan to talk witli medla Wednesday WASHINGTON -President Rcapn will hold a nationally broadt.'b\t news confcrenct at the Whitt' House Wcdn~y evening. his spoke1man announced today The half-hour quc1t1on-1nd-answer ~ss1on with reportc". Reagan·~ first at tht' White Housc since Apnl Q and the 36th ofh1~ pres1denc), will be held 1n the East Rootn at S p.m PDT, spok"man Larr) Speake'l 'Ulld The presidtnt held a somewhat abbreviated news confercn~ for reportrn rravelina w1th him to Tokyo at the conclusion of th<' economic \umm1t Ma} 7 Grandfa ther , 79, allegedly kll l • tin LANSING Mich. - A 79-ycar-old man was arn"stcd toda) at\er l1lhna his daufhter and ~n-1n-law and woundina his wife and thrt"C arandchildren an a 1hooun1 sprtt d\irina 1 dt'lpute at dinner. authonti" ~ad. 'The ~hoo11na' occumd Sund•> at the v1cum1' house 1n northeast Delta r.ownsh•P.JU\t ~uth of Lan11na. ,.1d Eaton County hentr1 at . Miler Boe' MelV1Ut Ntl\on Henwood wos apprehendrd thH momina. Boes 1A1d Killed weri hi• dauJhtcr. Ehzabtth Flory. and he• hu•bftnd. J~hn. both 1n their 40s. Bot~ ' 1d. 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TORRA.NCI • 23855 Hawthorne Blvel • <ZBI 378·9473 •Onf' 1>••w .. ,,,y,n • ""' .. .,._ SAN DllGO • 8990 Miramar Roao • 16191 566 7560 "' •1 I t ..... , u .. 11.1•1• Df'\l<t.''~"I OP•N 10 to 6-SUNDAY NOON to s "" "'""'"'• cr•fl•• •• tll• ""•" ....,.." t.Cfft •-• tUtH -It•-... .., ... -• lft une•" •or•"'•'" .. •no• .... -••II•-•• ••leu tt nw' 9" "''WI &Mt,.. __ ,.,. ,,....., .. .,,o• ...... , r ' ... • I " Ae Orange Cout DAIL y PILOT I Monday. June 8, 1988 Center patrons get big thanks By CAROL HUMPHREYS o.IJ .... C.1 ¢ ¢ I Aclassact-a lovely setting with lnendly atmosphere and unbelievable spreadoffood. lt was a scheme cooked up by La Traviata Chapter to make patrons of the Center support group feel pretty special. La Trav1ata past president Mary Tbompson and new prez Pat Strehlow greeted the 80 attemhng the Sunday afternoon reception held at the newly decorated mauve and Jade home of Jackie and Harry Ro111n Huntington Harbour "This l'l actually my first big party since we've completed the redecorating I did have a small hen part) a <..lumber part)'. for mysoronty sisters," said hostess Jack 1e "We have this party each year a) a spe\.1al thank-) ou to our patrons (yearly donors)," said pany chair Sandra Clouse. Sandra had made the bcnbboncd event 1nv1tat1ons. the c~at1ve shell nametag' arranged for the entenainment • by Ambrosia <itnngsand helped to prepare some oft he •talk of the pany" buffet items. The 1mpress1ve menu was the re'>ult ul scveral da) sofpreparation by. member Joanna Chse.(Most oft he e\Ccpt1onal mt·nu. I'm told, can be found 1n the Silver Paleue Cookbook )Joanna·., thanlo.-)ou tare featured Bes ti Ila phyllo turnover<;, crescent pastnes 'ihemed era hand sausage. cu med peanut chicken on skew('r;, ~lmon <,pread spinach h:ill'>. stuffed m\l~hrooms, snow peas. stuffed tomatoes and wh1te rhocolate mou\\C ca kl· w 1th fre.,h strawbcmes "Patrons" dues have contnbuted over$ I 00.UOO d1rt•t'tly Ill th('{_ cntcr's building fund," commentl'd all guild lha1rr1'1an 1-i l)(Xl mctnba'>) Pat Rowley while chattmg with rha1rman.ell'l't JoAJin Boswell.· Among those receiving the fimda~~ thank-~ou \H~rt' patrom Noreen and JollD Claaag, Elaine and Robert Hankin, Touba and Harry Kaye, Kathleen Suddarth, Fran ud Jim Solum, Helen Pratto, Dolores and Ed Olivarez, Virginia ud AJ Herbold, Ferrydoun and Doris Abadpour and Janice Belk. Paparazzi ls edited by Dally Styl~ editor Vida Dean. Sandra Cloa.ae with hoeteu Jackie Roa. Patronneu · Doloree Ott.ares with Carol Webeter. Dare to ·be More ' 11 mq '1.11r 1 1 mg n•tolmr av pr,r c1gare11P. hv f l C: mcrt> o •.1 0 SURGEON GENERAL'S WARNING : Smoking Causes Lung Cancer. Heart Disease. Emphysema, And May Complicate Preg~ancy . , • WE DOI NGS Mr. and Mn. E. J . Jacquee JACQUES-JOHNSON St Andrew's Presbyterian Church an Newpon Beach was the setting for the Ma} I 7 wedding of Lisa Johnson of Irvine and E.J. Jacques of Costa Mesa. They greeted 250 guests at their r~ept1~n at the an Joaquin Senior Center in Irvine. Paul and Bett}' Johnson of Irvine ., are the parents of the bnde. Her wedding gown was made of white embroidered chiffon and taffeta with a traditional train and a fitted bodice strewn with hand sewn pearls. She wore a white hat tnmmed with white flowers and an off-the-face chiffon veil. Shecamed \ a bouquet of gardenia!. and white roses Her sister, Karen Hagy, was matron of honor and bndesma1ds were Edie G1edman. Anne Col- eman, Sally Jacques. Joan Pointer Debbre Pierson, Kim Graham and Linda Dostal Ashle} Jacqu<'S was the flower SJ.rl and Brandon Hag} was nng bearer The bndcgroom 1s the son of Ed and Shirley Jacques of Costa Mesa. Hts three brothers. Mark. Greg and Ton} Jacques served as best men and ushers were David Howard, Phil Kilmer, Greg Carroll. Gregg Thompson and Jeff Donnell After a wedding tnp to Hawa11, the couple are residents of Newport Beach She 1s manager of Cham- pagne, a sportswear shop in New- port Beach. and he 1s self-employed in the construction industry. Mr. and Mn. R . E. Youn& YOUNG-BARRY Danelle Mane BarryofHuntmgton Beach and Ronald Edward Young of \anta A.na c11;changed wedding vows on Ma-. 17 1n the Communtt) United Method1<;t ( hurch. Huntington Beach Afterward the} grttted 75 gueo;ts at a re<:<'pt1on m the Lions C lub. Garden Grove The bnde 1s the daughter of Mr and Mr. John D Barr) of Hunt- ington Beach She wore her mother's gown of Chantilly lace and tulle, fashioned with a full skirt and short skcvc.-, Her maid of honor was Colleen Barry. and bndesma1ds were Leanne Barry, l on Young, Cindy Kroeger and ~1sa Cargile Meleen Young handled the guest book. The bridegroom. son of Mr and Mr<> Rohen E Young of Garden (irove, wa<; aucnded by Scott Daub, best man. David Barry, Rob Young, Mike Reed and Joe Janicki, ushers After hone> moon mg m Hawa11, the newlyweds arc at home tn Santa Ana She 1-; employed with McDon- nell [)()ugh" in Huntington Beach and he 1<; w11h Regency Truckina m Pomona ~ GEE-NEFF Everett M (1ec. M D .• of Newport Beach. claimed Donna R. Neff. D D <; of Hac1<'nda Heights, as his bnd<'dUQng aJune I ceremony in the <ih<'raton Anaheim Hotel The bndc, daughter of Mr and Mr<1 <itephen Neff of Hacienda Heights, wore a gown of wtute taffeta with a h1ah lac.e collar, cap sleeves and tram edged wtth a pleated ruffle. The hod1ce and 'ik1rt were embroidered with beading and pearls, and a headband of white flowers held her full-length veil. She was attended by her sister Karen Gray as matron of honor, and Beverly ucc. the bndevoom's sister, and Pamela Jackson. bnde$ma1ds Glona Haber was in charge of the &UC t book. The bndegroom. ~n of Dr. and Mr5 Allen Gee of Nt'wport Beach. chose Thomas Matheu'> as be.st man. and Jonathan Neff. the bride's brother, Yanan Piroum1an and M1c:hael Orapnza as oshe~ . Followin1 a rteept1on for 200 suests 10 the Sheraton Hotel, the newlywC'd~ left tor their hoMymoon in Hawa11. They w1ll live in Loma Linda. The bnde IS a araduate of TufU Dental School, and her hu~ band 11 a re 1dent at Ka1~r Foun· dat1on Hospital 1n Fontana • I Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Monday, June t , 1988 . A7 0 E COAST High schools schedule graduation ceremonies By G. JEANETrE A VENT • Woodbndae • June 18. 2 p.m., trlct Graduatfon: June 19, 4:30 p.m , l 9. 3:30 p,m., Davidson field. .,.., .... c.,. c t1 1 Irvin~ HiJ!! School Stadium. 0• BackBay~oatanuaRtion-June 19, Pac1fte Amphitheatre. ( d back Valley U.w.A k*I G -Lapa• Beaelli UDlfld Scu.t DI•· I a.m .. Multipurpose oom. Estanc&.&-Baccalaureaie;.June 1 $, 7-0l trtet--- raduataon ceremonies for area tricl Corona Del Mar -Baocataurcate: p.m., Oranie Coast Collqe, Mayor · EJ Toro. Baccalaurea~lJne 22, 3 School Minion Stadium. Mission Viejo -Barnt.au~ June 22, ' p.m •• Gymusium. ~cv. Gerald Pedttloo, Mou t of Oliva Lutheran Cbwth. Gradaauoo: Ju 24, 2 p.m .. Mission Stadium. ~F,S::.~1!-t':hec.:::~W:~~sl~~ • Lasuna 8cach -Baccalaureate: June IS, 4 pm., The Commons Norma Heruos. Graduauol): J\.Jne p,m.,Gymnasium.Gractuamn.:Junc honorina araduates with special bac-June IS, 7:30 p.m., Lquna Presby-~raki McClellan, assistant princi-19, 7 p. m , Newport Harbor ftiah 24, s p.m .. Mission Viejo Hiah Sc.bool c•laureate ceremontd. tenan Church, Jack Nemeth, basket-~ Graduation· June 19, 3 p.m. School Davidson field. Mi 100 Stadium. Silvcrado CootinuatJon • June 24, 6:4S p.m .• School Parking Area. Baccalaureate speakers include ball coach. Graduation: June 19. 7·30 hoot ~d · Newport Harbor • 8accalaureate: Laiun.a Hilla . Ba_ccalaureat~ J~ne local dJanitanes, clefJY, an Olympic p. m • Irvine Bowl Costa esa -Baccalaureate: June June IS, 4 [>.m., Newport Harber 22, 4 p.mi Gymnasium. Graduanon; Trabuco Hills -No p-aduatina sold medallSl and Nancy Reagan's ,---N_e_~ __ rt_-M_eu __ unt_fle4_":"Se_h4> __ '_°'_ .. __ 1_s_. _2_p_.m_._0i_u_rc_h_o_f _1h_e_c_o_v_e_na_n_t_. _H_i_&h_Sc_h_oo_I Qu_ad_._G_rad_wua_ti_o_n_: J_u_nc__,,_J_u_n_c_2_4_. _a_p_.m-:-.• _M_i_io_n_v_•c_;_o_ffi&h_· _____________ _ press secretary Graduation cermon1es and speakeri scheduled for Orange ( oasl ha&h schools include· liaatiqtn Bud UaJon HJp . Selaool Dll lrlet • Edison -Baccalaureate: June IS, 2 p.m., Campus Bowl, father Alex Manville, Sama Si mon & Jude Cath- olic Church Graduation Junt tf). 5 p m • Campus Bowl • Fountain Valley · Baccalaureate June 15, 4 p.m., C'.ampus Bowl, Dr Paul Berger, fonnerpnnc1pal. Gradu- ation. June 19, 7 p.m . Huntington Beach H1&h School Sheuc Field • Huntington Beach · June 18. 4 p.m., Sheue Field. • Manna -Vespers Ceremony· June 15, 3 pm , Manna Bowl. Wendy D Weber, Nancy Reagan's press ~ctary. Graduauon June 19. 5 30 p.m .. Manna Bowl • Ocean View -June 18, 6 p.m., Westminster High School Stadium • Westminster -Baccalaureate June 15, 11 am .. Gymnasium Peter Vidmar, 1984 Olympic Gold Medal Gymnast Graduation· June 19, 7 p m .. School Stadium •Wintersburg-Junt' 18 5 30 pm .. Athletic Field •Wintersburg Guidance (enter • June 13, 7 p.m .. Mult1purpo~ Room Irvine UDlfled Scbool Dlst.rlct • Irvine -June 18 5 pm. School Stadium • SELF Altematl"c · June pm . Community Arca • Un1\ers1ty -June 18. 5 pm .. \enior Lawn Fire lab teaches children • to survive By TONY SAAVEDRA Olh0-"r"9t ..... Few places encourage children to d1mb through windows or tumble on the ground. That's what makes the Costa Mesa Fire Department's learn- ing lab so enucmg to local elementary school students. The traveling lab. composed of four stations, allows students to practice techniques for escaping from a burning building. Children 1et hands-on expcnence dialing the emergency "911" number on a mock red telephone, hsten101 10 a smoke alann, chmbmg through an open sliding glass window and prac· ttcing the "stop. drop and roll" dnll -a technique for ndding ~our clothes of flames Firefighter \huck Bassett created the new lab, unveiled recently at Kaiser Elementary School He calls 1t an alternative to "coming out, lectur- ing. showing a movie and lea .. mg_ .. "K1ds 'll remember th1r, longer bt·· cause 1l reinforce'i what they"•c ' learned and prov1dt's a .. 11.1d d1'>- play." Bassett explained. "If ~ou'n• gom1 to teach them m·'W info. let''> give them something to dazzle and motivate them ·· The lab cons1stc; of fold -a'Wa\ wooden panels painted red blue and )'ellov. -the color of flames It ,., c~med 1n a convened paramed1l ... an to schools throughout theo city a'i pan of the department's commun11~ education mobile unit Bas'>Ctt .-.aid the van conven1on and the lab co't little more than $2.000 Another novel aspect of the learn- ing lab 1s that the four 'ilallon'I arc manned b) s1xth-irader'>. who n · plain the exercises to their younger classmate'> Bassett said peer teaching cap1- talrzcs on the respect young student'\ have for their upperclassmen After a 15-minute onentat1on the s1xth-graden. man their P:Qsts and the founh-graders are sent 11'1'. first to the telephone. where they learn to punch the "911" emergency number "You would be surpnscd to find out how many people 'it11l dial '411' (the number for information)," Bassett said The students arc also instructed on how to climb a chair and Jump throu&h an open wmdov. Sounds simple enou&h But Bassett strcs~d that many children need help over- coming past teaching\ that climbing throu&h w10dows as bad behavior. OBI TUA RIES Eileen Liberman of Newport Beach Cravcsade sen·1ct''> were hdd Wednesday for Eilttn M Liberman of Ncwpon Beach. who died May '\I at Flagship Convak~cnt Hospital She was 87. Born an ()&dc:n, t tah, Mrc; Liberman was a rtt1red computer operator. ~tBurvt~bytwo'°'1S, Harold Liberman of Costa Mesa and S1dne) Liberman of New Yor\ City,., ~II as seven IJ'IRdchaldren. Also \uf'\'1V· ina arc two \llkt$, Marautr1tt Mnr- nsey of Fon Vancourver. Wash .. and Genevieve Riordan of San Franc1K'O Funeral ~rv1~ were held at San Fcmando Ma ion Cemettf). Tirt·d, ii h....·111~ ntt lo.ekd .tn<l lhmc ... 'tl ln death h\ ~ . ) tllll d1i.:d.; mg .1(1..( )lJrll I n1en n~n an Ath .. Ull.l!!L' ('I 1eeJ,., 111g al'L't ium ,11 Great :\rnencan It\ .1 nc. ~ rn mx·nx· .1L"e11unt "'uh l111~ and ffl<1f'k.') "" rn~ .iJ, .1111.1~e ... 1h.t1 rt'.tlly add up. 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The awards ceremony, which is the culminatton of man)' .. long hours of dedicated work by studenls, siaff. and volunteers. has been ltlcened to the Oscar or Emmy awards ·".\long with the award~ for ach1e\.ement 1n the perfonn1ng ans v.c present h1ghltghts of outstanding musteal producuons from schools we ha'e judged dunng the year," said Ma"hJ Bl)ant, MACY coordinator Lee C h1ldress. cha1nnan of the MAC) commtttee and ongmator of the av.ard'I, has worked over four month' with I~ judges to Judge not onl> the performer's and orcheslra 1n e.rth \ho"' but al~o the technical crew and cmtumes Over 1.500 studcnb in elementary. 1un1or and senior high S<.hool\ have part1c1patcd. , TV Lis TINGS --- .. -10:1~· CC)~ ** • ''Thi TNno" ( 18' 11 Jamee Al· .,.., Olwly M.tln -11:.46- -12:46- CllJ MOYE "Hutcr1Ck1t" I 19&4) Join Collins. 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(~·•» Oa.it•OUT• ~L• .. uara1 T"• Celer Pv'1'1t (PCl·t~) 0,..1.~1 ...... ,a.1111-u.11 '"'' ., ...... . . ' uetda)', Jue 1• AlllES (Marth 21 ·Apnl 19) Family member talki about n~di.. dc"1rc~. asp1rauon1. Be a &ood hs~cncr, but avo1d'maling definite commnmeots. Scenario h1ghhahts surpr1sc1. tnp$, apec1~l r~ucsts by cloM" nciahbM'$, relauvci. • • • TAURUS (Apnl 20-May 20). Stud)' Anei> message for "special hint" f-ocui. on money. family. domcsllc adjustment. purcha~ of art obJccl or luxury item Favor you did for fncnd or rehu1vc 1& dut' to be returned Lrbra plltys role ' ... GEMINI (May 21-Junc 20) What was lost wtll be rccovcrtd follOW1f\I an1ual delay. Clanfy meanmas avoid ________ .,.._....;;,...;.; allixinas1gnature to document unul n 1s thoroughly examined Someone "be- hind scene'" wants '<.>methma for SYDNEY nothin& CANCER (June 21-Jul) 21) Make 0 this your power-play day Lunac, nu-MARR mcnelt cycles h1ghh&ht authonty, re- Do-it-yourselfers hack, like loeustS Ra&ht ofl, the book II a anbber There on the cover in bold letter\ 1t yys. "Aa a do-1t-yoursclf'Cr. you can do lhtn&S ubout your hou~ with vour own hands and capture the indepcn· dence. the self-rehanct thll our arandpa~nu took for granted but that we were afraid had vam<,hcd fort'vcr." Just below that teaser arc beautaful aJossy pictures showing a woman pamtioaa stairway nght oul ol "Gone With the Wand." a· man pumna together a root cellar wuh has ba~ hands and the wholt' lam1ly dancing around a ~ummer caaMn in the E111 Bo11Ec1 around your WBl!it . spoos1b1lity, chance for financial coup •••••••••••• and interuufied love relat1onsh1p Older and1v1dual proves l.6yalty, could pro"1de funding LEO (July 23-Au&-22) You "escape" from hazardous s1tUBllon. ' mount.ams (Inside more than hun· dred of 11lustra11ons and thousand-. of step-by-step photo\ and diagram' are promised ) I don't know what happen\ people when the> tradt' an opartment for a home ol tht'ir own But they become \Cl) possessive This ru led old washt'r an the faucet 1c, mine! This one-inch cloaged pipe connectt'd to the toilet as mine' All that (111ycd wmn& belongs to me' And without any reason, they get choked up hot-mopping their dnvt'- way and <>pray painting their very. own refnger.ttor Emphasis on co.mplct1on of pro1ect. bt&&er audJC nce. glimpSe of what occu~ behind scenes. Stand tall for pnnc1ples. don't1ump at first offer. Anes native figures prominently VIRGO (Aug 23-~pt .. 22). Scenano h1ghhghts romance, crcauv1tX, ability to wan fnends and anOuen~ people Major wash will be fulfilled You II be .. lucky" in matters of speculation. Leo, Aquanus play meaniniful roles. LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct 22). Empham on earccr. prestige. ab1hty to gain sohd foothold despite compet1t1on. You are going to wtn an surpnsma manner Cash flow improves. and you'll be more secure as result Aquanan figures prominent!;. SCORPIO (Oct 2 3-Nov 21) Emphasis on trav~. publishing. education. veater ~ogn1t1on ofspantuaJ needs You'll be complimented oo wardrobe appearance. attract1vcnt'ss You'll also be 1nv1tcd to attend prcsugaous social affair . \ SAGl'M' ARIUS (Nov 22-Dcc 21) Be wall in& to fev1sc . review and to ~tudy small pnnt By d1aingdccp for 1nformauon. you could make d1scovel) ""h1ch adds up to sizable profit Money plays a ma1or role. and you'll have t hance to get )'Our share CAPRICORN (Dec 22-Jan 19) D1al<>Jue centers around legal nghts. perm1ss1ons. Cycle favors victory 1f you retain confidence.and arc pe~1stent (heck source matcnal. refuse to give up something for nothing Virgo: Sagittanus play roles · AQUARIUS (Jan 20-Feb 18) Go slow. main ta an cmo11onal balance he: daplomauc. Patience 1s your ally-rdut;C to be cajoled anto "snapdet 1swns " family member plays role, domestic adjustment may be necessar\' Tauru' figures prominently PISCES (Feb. 19-Man.:h 20). Sc.cnano featurei; glamor, antngue and possibly an element of decepuon Clandestine meetings. arrangements are fea tured. Prolectsclfl.Jl ch.m:hes. insist that mcanmg.s be clanfied Romance will figure promanentl) IF JUNE 10 IS YOUR BIRTHDAY you are dynamic, an ongrnal thanker poi.-.ess p1on~nng 4'p1nt, arc ycrsat1le and h·ave tendency to scatter efforts You possess tremendou" intellectual cunos1ty and exGCllent sense of humor 't ou arc romanuc, t;ensual. sentimental and have back problem when attempung to hfi heavy ob)CClS Leo. As._uanus play important roles in your lilt: You arc on more sohd tinanetal-etnovonal ground. June will feature lrcat1' 11y, 1ravcl romance. In August. you could wm a conte<>t - \ Truth or falsehood? It's·aJljn the head (an .. ou detcc:t ansancent) an wme- hody's C)es'' If so, what you may be noucang arc 11ny reflexes 1n the fotehead That's the whereabouts of the muKlei; that react to d1Mress. according to the \C1ent1sh ~o 1f you want to tell whether wmebod> ''l ly\na. they say watch the forehead The car owner an Japan pa .. ., .tn 1nspecuon fee Tht' older the (ar, \he higher the fee The 1 nspecuon fee for a 10-year-old vt"h1cle 1s about $700 You can see why our Love and War man so rarely quotes Anstotle He ..aid: "Makt' lo't' in a south wtnd to beget a 11rl. in tht' north wind for a boy." Come 'ummer remerntx·r. -,ou Jon't get athlete·, foot. 1f vou don't wt"ar shoes Q There wa'> never a tamt• during World War II when a'eraac o\qien· cans expected defeat But one defeat utterly astonished them Name 11 '\ The defeat ofW1n41ton ( hurch1il an the Bnush elections Q Niagara Falls '' a lot more important m world hmory than JU~t a ~pa for honeymooners Do you Ii.now why., I A It"• where hydro-dt'ctnc power got its start. In 187]. the pattern there turned on the world's hghts -LM.·~ Bovo Spilt a banana. spread the flau with peanut butter. and serve same wnh diced raw onions on top So suaae ts a creatl\ e kuchen mechanic Sounds all nght. Ma)' I have a gJas-; of v.ater'' Thirteen men m World War I made up the finng squad that shot down that renowned e'ot1l dancer and E1erman spy Mata Han But only four bullet~ hit her One sort of crab 1.allcd the i.and bubbler brca~hes mo'11y through ll'> ll'gs. L.M. Boyd Is • t.ndlcat~4 co/uma/11. Who do tht'y thank they're talking to? "Th~Money Pit" wasn't a comedy film It was a ch1lhng documentary of every couple who decided to ..ave a few bucks by doing home 1mprovcmcnt4' themselves Tht' all-purpose, every-occasion Mcp-by-~tcp 1llu'>trauons homc-am- provemcnt book 1i; the cataly•ll for 11 all It has you helicving then· 1i. nothing you cannot do And an a wa> thc:v 're n&ht It has yo u returning from the lumbcl)ard. with a p1<~cc of pl)'wood on the roof of your car that 1s two ft't't wider than a traffic lane and four ft't't longer than the len,th of your car It 1s held on onl) b> the left arm of the driver and the nght arm of the passcn&er (whd at one time v.cre happil)' mamcd to one another). It has a woman "'ho can't open a package of bacon without falling apart operating a rt'nted chain \aW on the danmg room table · It has you m1xmg paint tn )Our blender. wallpaper pastt' 1n your bathtub. and transporting caulking for the windows 1n '!n old bra slung the home·amprovement trend u~uall> slap~ a gc.pcrauon There is a reason lor this C'h1ldrcn who have grown up wnh cra1cd parent'l who knock oul walb an the winter and \tore ..aw hor-.e'> m their bedrooms are usuall> turnt'd otT h)' the trend With moo;t of them. their lir4't o;poken word 1s "contrat:tor " This 1s the &cnerataon tor the return of do-at-your>cllef\ With mortgage rate., the lowest 1n \even >ears. ~\.enty-~Hn malhon bab> boomer> are s1t11ng out tht'rc lhumbing through homc-1mprovemt'nt man- uals that prom•!><' ... You can do thin~ about your hou)( wtlh )Our own hands and capture the 1ndepcndenet, the self-reliance that our arand· parenh took for granted but that we were afraid had van ashed forever." .\rr the~ <;cnouc,., My arandparcnt., ne"cr changed a hght bulb, and their idea of independence wa\ lecding thcm<;t"IVC'S Gamblers t~king a chance with lives Df . .\RAN°" LANDER~ Thanl>.r,a m11l1 on for printing that ansv,.cr to thl· man v,.ho ..aid people ( .\...., make .t good h\mg gambling~ iliaL he rnns1\tenth beat tht' casinos H '' pme was ~·21 " Hl· relied on ..:ard , CQUOtanr.. Take 11 from me. Pal. the} 'II grt \OU before you get them. I lost m) home. n1> hus1ness and my famil) bc..:au..c I thought like )du did Compuls1'e gambling ,.., a sickness llkt' al· cohola\m I became add1ctt'd and 11 cost me c'eryth1ng~hat ally mat- tered o\ tncnd told me bout Gam- blers Anonymous I'm in the proaram trying to put my lafc back together I can't say t"nough ahout this &J'OUp. Jt put me Wl~ tO m y~lf I've mc:t dozens of men and women who had the same problem and told 'it ones that sounded a lot hke mmc Please pnnt my letter and urge the chumps out there to JOin G..\ Gam- bling as a d1\Case and 1t can kill you financlall~ morally .tnd sp1ntuall\. It also ha" made a lot of people kill lhCm\CIVt'S Sign me -S2 TICKET<., T() HALL (OAKLAND. C ..\LIF ) DEAR OA.lt! Tlwlkl for Uae op- por1ulty to tell the world aboat Gamb'len AJ:loaymoa1 1a1alaJ. Tttey do a wooderfal job. If yoa can't flnd It Uakd lD tile plaone book, write to tbe uUonaJ beadQaar1era In Callfomla for Information on wbere tbe chapters art -or bow to start one. Tbe addru1 It: Gamblera Anoaymoas, National Suvlce Office, P 0 . Box 17173, Loa AnKelet. Calif. 10017. • • • DE <\R .\NN L.\NDF R~ R~rd- ang your article on urcum<.1S1on I havt' <;omethin~ 10 rnnt(\hutc out •>I A111 lMDERS m" owo e"<pcnenct'. I v,.as mamed at 19 My hushand ..... a~ urcum<.:1~d We were divorced after fi-..e \cars and I bec:amc 1n volved 1n two intimate relationship., Both men were cirlumc1sed The man I married laftt'r a bnt'f courtship) was not c1rcumu~d l his created ~\'eral problems First. at put a damper on our 'i.CX life I didn't enJO) him nearl} a~ much a\ I enjoyed m) prc\.IOU!> partners ana W3\ never able to tell him wh) ~cond I had bladder infections cono;tan th from the ume I mamed ham until I divorced ham . ~.you \CC \nn:.Jhcre'<. more than one good rcawn tor males to he c1rcumc1'it"d \1gn m(' -IN THE K "10\\ ll'i "-ASS.\l 1 \\IS DEAR W ASSAU: I cbedted wltb tbrtt gynccolo1l1t1 iwo said yoar bladder lDftttloDI may 11.avt bffa related to yoor b91band'1 ~iDI u11clrcamd1ed. Oat .aid, "It ls aa- llkely." . . . DE.\R Rf \[)f R"i fhanl..\ to all who wrott• to tdl mr tht author of that hcautaful fl41t'm .. l n l\h < rro'-"n·l Ip ~n · I\ \ltll' f < hase 'i<'"eral people v,.l\hl·d 1he\ had wnttcn 11 and some claimed the) 11ld hut .\hle < 'ha'lc ''the ltg111matc .author Princely party encoUrages an encore By tbe A11oclated Prn• DETROIT -r\n 11.921-~at b1rthd•> pam· for rock star Prlace wa~ sold out an 4S minutes. ~o promote~ havl' ~heduled a \Ceond wC't'kend con- ~rt. officals \a)' Fans lined up tor an all·niahl . v1f!l outside ttcket windows af\er Prince announced ht would cel- ebrate h" 28 th birthday with a Detroit concert Saturday'' con· cert at Jot Louis Arena told out tn 4S minute, Wednesday. and another perfonnancc was "M:hed· uled for next Fnday at the Masonic Temple. "It WI' the fa'>tC',I '>Ina.Jc con- cert ult at the art'na ... Ytd Robcn Cavalieri, \'ICC prc,1dt-ntof0lym· Pt8 /\re n.as Party•• OD Krla LINC~. Neb -Actor K.ria ~&eff noa and h1' family wctt 10 1mprntrd wtth the courtC'Ou' rvtct .. 1 L1nt'Ofn arott'Y that they arr payina for a p1u.1 pram· for the storr'i cmplo)«i Kri1to1Trnon. h•• wtfc, u\l, and their thrtt chtld~n .-rre 1n to~n for about t-c> month• w.h1lc kti\torTcnon filnnQI t..bc A • TV mmaK"na .. Amcnkl .. Bdort lea\'1n Lincoln, Krillof· ' fcnon made a SI 00 11 ft 111 Otllm n's I •A cmplovca In a note ICI the wor .. er~. Kn toff'cnon wrote, m rtan •• e -.-:ant to thank )OU all tor mak1na u re-et "° at homr E'tCT)OM wa\ ,., kind and courteous and tM Jn'Vlce \ way beyond the call of dut} You all setm un u tomtd to the ' ltrla Krl•toftenoo pr U<:C' of t1pp1n ~ "-'<' dN 1dC'd to s1mpl~ pa) for \Omc rct~~h· mcnl! an the t'mf'lll}<'C' lounge Big beatted I ,S C'"IO, C oln -( o unln ~m r rllt Da•ftb tta .. \lru( l up a tclcrihnnr. lnt'nJ!lh1p with a I b-) -old mu ular dHtroph' • '1c11m .. Hecall\mc"\on t1nl1~ '>hC'0 \ pra) ana lor mt' and Im C\ me." Enc Egk\ton u1dot h1,cctctmt' fncnd. F111vda OrMten, d ho'iplt<' '1ll- unte<:r "'ho is helpana can-tor ,f nc. arranaed for the call' ~ htn r,ht' lt'amcd Enc war, a rnuntf) mU\lC' fan W1thm 2.it huun Daniels madr hn firn C'all to F.nc an h•~ hospital roomt Since then. Enc ha~ httn rclea~d from the ho .. p1tal and the c.all'I ha' c con· unucd at the mte of onl·c or tW1<'t ll "C'c.'k No more 'kid•• Nf\\ 'r OR~ -AClnt Ralph M:.au:h10 who ha' hail lca1f1n1 role\ 1n lhrTr mm•1e\ \a'r\ he'd take a 'mailer pan for al ha nu· to v.urk v.1th s.tan \I P ('1n11 and Ou\t1n tfoflman But ht> g1dd~n·1 'uni to pla' an., morT t~n ~.,.,th mento" ieftcr tM '"'u ··~arate Ktd" film\ and .. Crcnu" ds .. -rm um1 nt thr cha~cter hv ncn1r," he said nf "()an1el" or the br&te mov1~ Ma('(:hio 111d "f.ugt'ne " thl' )OUn& daU1Cal &u1tar 'tudrnt 10 "( ros.)ro ds.," I\ "ctn~ t tn me Uc'~ morr ind~pcndent He·, a v.omer, 1 pcrfon11>n1\t, an nist · ' .. Orange Cout DAILY PILOT/Monday, June t . 1 ANSWEJtS TO W££XLY BUDGE Q UIZ Q.1-A• S<>uth, vulnt'rablt>, you hold. • 2 vt .; ~qs1 •s111 Tht blddanR hu proceed d · l'iortb !ut South 1 ' 2 0 ? What <at'tlcm do you takt-'! -A.-Th~ adventurous amonR you who play l\t'l{atlVt' double. would prob1&bly wht'P.I out your nf'w we von. Howevc>r we prder to try ''' pt>nal 2P. th.-ffpponent.s So, If we wt!rt> u•tng the-Q,!R•tt~le we wuu Id pas~ and ho~ lh•l partner would reoJM'n with a double If we WPTP. not employ1n• that ronven· lton, we would double ror f1t'naltie,-we h ve exretlent pros· peCl~ Of dt'VPlop1nJC four ur flVf> track~ an our own h.tnd CHU LES Go1£1 0111 SRA11F •AU <"JJ78 OAJI ..ilOI The first thr~ players all pan. What t.S your openma btd? A.-Smce partner could not open Q.2-Both vulMrabl(', a~ , tht• blddlog, we would give up all South thoughts of game and co~ntra~ you hold · +AQM ?8& '.•AJfl3 ,.on finding the bnt partial. There- "6 forf", f"Vf'n 1f we were playlnt fi• The b1dchn~ hM proct>t'dt>d North Eut South WHt I <> Paaa I • PaH 2 v Pua' 3 v Pua 3 • Pu• ? - Whal do yr>u bad now·• A.-Thu'I far, you have donf" lltt.le to tell partner how .. trong you are and what excellent ,upport you havt.> for hlS f1rst-b1d !IUlt. Partnf'r ha'I bid h1~ hand lo 1how a 3-C-6-1 d1str1butaon, ..ci we would Jump to 'llX diamond~ We would be very surpnwd 1( It depttndt>d on more than 11 fant•so;(> Q.3-A" South, vulnt>rabh•, you hold •KJ72 '7Q9842 '°.IA •Al07 The bidding has proceeded Eaet South Weat North 1 Q Pus Pu• l t Pus ? What do you bad now'! A.-You can make a good argu· ment for a leap to four 'lpades, but partner cw have a pretty weak hand for his balant·ang btd In thi ~1l1on You know he ,.. hort 1n hearts yet he dad not have the 'ltrength for a ta.kt-out double ndt-r tlie clrcum1tanc~. we WOUid 'llltrt With a C'Ut' bid of lWO ht>art'> and then rat'lt' 'I pad~ at our next turn Q . .--!\E-11 hPr vulnt>rable a.1 South you hold card mDJO" we would o~ tJ\t. hand with onf' spade, lntt'ndlt\I to p~!I an) reapons. by pa.rt.Mt. Q.6-Both vulnerable. u South you hold· •AK <;>AJ'6 osa •SQ.JU The b1dd1ng hu proettded: 8oatll We.t North But • •. ,... 1 ~ ..... ? What do you bad now? A.-You must show your lftU ttenf(th. and ?cJever'? bldden mtght choose a false Jump thltt to two spades However, to Ju.mp in a non·su t that Is h~r-rirutln& than thE> '\Ult in which you want to play 1~ fraught with da.ngeT. Our rhoiCf' would be a leap to four hearts Q.6-1'-oelthf"r vulnerable. M South you ,hold •7 -;iA)()S.f OLJ73 •&MS Tht bidding haa pr~. WHt North P.&at Soe"' l + Obit> i • 7 What do you btd now" A..-We !eel y,our band I.a -toO- StrOnR for a Jump to four hearU. Our choice would M a cue--bld of thrtt •pades. which not onJy teJls partner you att tront but convr)'I 1 h~ anformatJon that y0u att ~ p~ lo play 1n at leut two of thr unbid '\Ult.'\ • TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE ACAOIS 1 Send 5 Otm1n1shed 10 lnkll~ 14' Skin proo•erf' 15 Get nd of 16 Paddy c.rop 17 ~au Brummell 18 Tricks ICI PeruV1an nODIP 20 Feas1eo 2 1 Legal attair 22 Manne eet 24 EssPncP 21) Gf'I 1oge1h••1 27 P.trt 01 10 be 28 City of Cahtom111 J 1 E~alate )4 ()e<i1rPS '.\5 cream 16 Purpbses Ii' W1nn1peg ;inc WinnebagQ 38 SIM>t s kin )Cl Bang into ~o Swfflhflar1 41 S1op 4' t nls of 14 Mar CA 45 Mat riarchs 46 Meehan so Po1a10 Cl'llPS Bril 52 1=1oa1 53 B•vd S4 lnllame 55 Th1n4< 57 Utopia 58 Pul in Ct't•PS 59 Fru•I 60 Encircled 61 Pioeon- 62 Atl !hrtwgh t>3 Ol3ZP51 DOWN • PPevAd with :> Knitehke 3 C.ataloque 4 Haven S Warning word b Eman&IP ~ lJnlrut" B Native suit 1 wavs dO""' • 0 ShO'* f Par 1 • S t1y1n9 1. S»ho•d t• lJ r'r U11f ~ t Hold tia ~ 7J MO<Sf.'I\ 25 Headwear :?6 Wallf!t items "8 Manulaciures <' Pequrer J Fognt no..- ;4 Balnns J" Bv ~e1oe11 P Fl•vet Otrl '0 HHl'lis.h source 4 1 Forwarded 43 Te>oi a bite u Profect <t6 Um1att 4 7 One Of ttwo med•• 48 Ru•• out <t9 Slow mut.1e 50 Converse 5 1 City on 1-80 52 F'eral . 56 Femai. swan 57 Stlf fUP) 12 13 - i d .. ll e •. 1 r J t ' I ( ., . AlO Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/ Monday, June 9, 1988 THE FAMILY CIRCUS by Bii Keane BIG GEORGE ,. f by Virgil Partch (VIP) ,,.. ' "If Ctins McCauley's mother lets him 1ump off a cliff, would you want me ~o let you do 1t . too?'·. .. So It's going to be one of THOSE days." MARMADUKE by Bred Anderson 'You'd better ma1l 1t to me. Marmaduke won't let you give me a ticket f ''IJEU. IF '(00 OloNT WAX YOUR MQ.ISTACH£, OENNI~ MUST AAV~ &EN HERE WHILE YOU WERE AAPP1 NG .• PEANUTS GARFIELD ,, . TUMBLEWEEDS DRABBLE ROSE IS ROSE I OON°T K'NOW uJMEN WERE '{OlJ 80~N ., YOO ~ORE ~PfNP v A L..()i Of TIN\£. IN 1ME. !>UNeEAM, GARFIELP 1'u, !>TAlllO ~ ~E.QE. !\NO T~ by Charles M. Schulz AREN.T '<00 KIND OF OLD FOR ME ? -(r~--(· I '·~i--I,,,,, J\ ' ' Ii\' by Jim Davis HAVE A CASE OF HAJR RESIORER 5f:l\li101111: FORT,' WrTH MY COMPLIMENTS. by Kevin Fagan by Pat Brady I, -~~--------------------- • . .. BLOOM COUNTY U.S. ACRES JUDGE PARKER WHEN HER HUSBAND ASKS Vllt-4Y 9t-4E HAD NOT CALLEO HIM WHEN THEIR a.ivGHTER KIM HAD BEEN A.RRESTE D HEATHER WARNER 6RUSHES BY HIM AND GOES TO HER BEDROOM t (A( .. ~ \ FUNKY WINKERBEAN I CAN'1' IMAGINE ANC(()NE WHO HAS A L.a-IEL..IER J'OB 1HAN 1 00 .. ~u.., I NE.E.() A 1.1mE PRIVACY CN:£.JNA '4)-llLE-' / &aUW. ~-~ 6MOOLP LOOK eoTH WNH> &EFOU. YOO c.Mt.6 TME &Tl\EfT ~L..E.5S 11'5 fHE. POO~ CL.OWN WHO GOT srua< ., by Jim Davis J t~. ' " by Jeff MacNally 8 by Tom Batluk COAC.HIN& A'f~IRO BASE R:>R ~I'S PIZZA ... by Garry Trudeau THIS IS MY Ible, ~ ~.,.,) J JI NtJr ~ . "'-' M#O a4MN (,/!A'Jjl WJ.f) tMJX)S) FOii. (:VEizy. . I • All COMPLETE NYSE COMPOSITE TRANSACTIONS, A12 Portfolio managers have definite case of jitt~rs Their nervousness is caused by misuse oTinf o, tax debate By JOHN CUNNIFF ,.,~AMIYM NEW YORK (APJ -An inadYcttcnt remark or a 1l·mark mlSlntcrprctcd can ')h1ver the limbers of Wall \1rcc11hc~ days and thro\lo confu~1on into what had been .in orderly market. • Wall Strccl has the Jitter~. Like a sentry on 01ghl duty tor the first time, the least httle sound makes ponfoho managers Jump In jumping, some of them pull 1hetngger 1n\ a ting the same cxaaaerated reactson from others In fact.cynscscla1m, the <>ound these da}s ofa FcderaJ RnerH officer or an 1mponant Congressman deanng his +. throat while spcaJuna about ta ... e~ ur monf'tary policy can be measured on Wall Street's qu1vcnn1 needle. Paul Volcker learned that all over a111n last week when hi1 remarks on Wedn~ay 1nd1catcd to ~me WaJJ Streeters that mo'lctary pohcy m1aht 1ttflcn. while hi\ remarks on Thuflday suaacatcd that 1t wa•n•t ncccssanly so The stock rrtarket fell after hi\ first speech, to the International MDlicary Conference mceuna in Boston. It ro9C after h11 second ~t ohtJltcmenu. these to the House subcommittee on Domestic Monetary Policy the ne111 day In neither s1tua11on, Vocker 1nd1cated, wu 1t bu intent to tel~ph a message to anyone No matter, many millions of dollars changed hands 1n bursts of tnadma by ponfoho managers lookin& from hell to hc-aven for omens. Al least thrtt reasons tor this !!late of mind and body can be selected as being s1&nificant F1m, Wall Strtttm ate neoou1 .beau~ wmc ot their a.ucc:enful youna prac1111onen have: bttn c hafl«l wuh m11uto of information for personal ptn. That. and the knowledge 1mon1 Wall Slrecten that ,uch mt\U\C 1s not uncommon. In f1 ct. 1n a bua.ineM whett the punu11 of nches 1\ the connant and wmeumes only &0alJ informit1on 1s money And 'JOmcumes the pursuit of ln1ormat1on·money takt'\ Wall treeten into tome of the dark alley' of finam.:c The mo5t tucnittve 1nfonn1t1on of all is tn•1de 1nfonnat1on -that 11, aood. factual maknal t~t has not yet been diM:loscd 10 the pubhc but M>On ..... ,11 he II 111 however. illcpl to benefit from It. The safett tnfonnataon -from a lepl '1ewpoin1 - 1s research information obt.a1ntd by hard work aad Ion& hou" Thi, infonnataon 11 usuall),analyucal rather than factual. and It 1'n't '° easily redttmahle for h1g. qu1c~ · profit!. The 111\eS JCl jfuued, and temptation makct them more 'JO After a while h 11 1C>met.1mcs ddJlcuh 10 tell what'• legal and wh111 n't, And"° lhcre exj'1S the ~I that infonnat1on used yesterday mt&ht mean lcpJ cbartet tomonow Jmer~ arc also bc1n1 c:a~d by the unknowru about tlAC\ and monetary policy, and until the.tu dcbeu iJ re$<1lvcJ and a ball pesscd the unCC'f'Wnty will clina like a ml\I, clouding the portfolio manqa"1 vw;w of the 111ture. nd they arc beina caused by the very bet&bt of the market, wtuch mates the po 1b11ity of a faU a terrifying 1h1nJ. It's one ttuna \0 hear the shout of"firc .. wheo you•rc on 1he around. another when you're up m the scaft'oldtna. In ~me ways the atmosphere on Wall Strctt u '1mtlar to tha111 the aul>(>n ptes In each place there are th1np you Ju.II don't talk about. even in ;est. becautc you tuivc: nCi idea at all how othen wilt take IL AirCal shareholders name seven directors Moiso finds financing for dream A1rC al shareholder!> have elected seven members of the board of directors 10 serve for the coming year. The action was taken last Tuesday at the compan)''s annual meeting of shareholders at The Newooner Ion Elected to the board were Gen Wilham Lyon, cha1nnan and ch1ct e'ecuuve otlicer . ..\1rC'al, and chairman and chief e)!;ecut1ve officer of the Vv 1Lltam L>on to., and ucorgc Argyros, 'tl:C chasnnan oflhe board, chairman of the executive comm1tttt and ~cretary A1r('al, chief e1u:cut1ve officer of Amel DcHlopmenl ( o. and chamnan and owner. The Seattle Manners Ba'iCball ( lub. Also. Da .. 1d A. Ban miller pres1den1 and lh1cf operating officer, .\1r<: al Roben E. Carlson panner in the lav. firm of Hufstedler Miller. Carlson and &ardsle} fohn F Orundhofcr, e)!;ecut1ve vice president, Wells Fargo Bank N A Jame<> D Harper Jr . president of Sensor C'orp .. real estate dl-veloper, and Jack D Steele. dean of the School ot Bu.,1ness o\dm1nistrat1on of the Un1ve~1t~ of Southern Cahfom1a. ~hareholders also appro\ed an mcrea~ 1n the number ol authonLed '>hares from 15 million to 15 million approved an amendment 10 the cen1fica1e of 1ncorporat1on ot A11{ al 10 hmll the '011ng power which may be exerc1c;ed by pcr'>Ons who are not c1t11ens of the United States and ratified the appointment of Kenneth Leventhal and Co as .\1rC al\ independent aud1to~ : A, propo~I to form a holding compan) was not voted on at the meetina. but. will be considered at a reconvened mcctintt t>f shareholders on June 19 'MUTUAL FUNDS ' Found b ankers who believed in him and- hoped for his success By JIM KATHCOCK o..y,...c..141 .... After selling M1ss1on V1eJo"to the Ph1lhp Moms Co an 1972 for SSO m1lhon Anthony P Moaso. the ~t grandson of one of the onginal owners of the ranch that once m- cluded M1ss1on V1e10. most of Saddlebaclc Valley and all of C.amp Second In • aeries. Pendleton, bcpn working on plans to develop Rancho Santa Marganll He and his development team looked at what land was left to develop II had no water or sewer s>ystem no access roads and no LOnmi. Mo1so first recrusted Tom Blum. now exccull\C vice president of the Rancho ~an ta Marganta ( o from the M1\s1on Viejo Co H" fi ro;t ta<ok 11o>as a long one find1na water for the new e-0mm un11y. It took I 0 year$ and ulumately co"lt S50 m1lhon raised through 1 bond issue to 1m pon tnou&h water throuah the Metropoht.an Waler Dinnct ac- hvcry system for the community's S0.000 future rcs1dcnu. While aJI the maJor \Crv1cc prov1.S10M were betna .nciouatcd. residents of ne1ghbonn1 M 15.51on Viejo and San JMn (Jlptstrano vehemently fou&ht 'the develo~f\ over the locauons of sav1ce fac1hii~ in their neighborhooch A s.ewage disposal hne had 10 be built trom the Plano Trabuco w~tward to a treat- ment faC1hty on the oc.ean The en..,ironment.al stud\ for the treat- ment plan alone C:ost the Sant.a Margan ta Co S 700,CXX> Mo1so had to fund the project mm early years with funds he earned u asset manager for the fam1I} 's cattle and cllru\ businesst"\ on their remain· 1ng undevelo1'ed land ~ven yea" ago. Mo1w added planner Richard A Ree~ lo the manaJement team He became rt· spons1ble for master-plann1n1 land use urban design and ~unn1 gov- emmen1 cnt1tlemen1s for the com- munity-development and re~urce managemc:n1 program He has directed Lhe ma.,ter-plan- ning of I 5,000 acres ~ancc: Joining the com pan\ in 19'79 including the: S 000 acres o( the ci(\ ol Rancho Ciant.a Marg;tnui Ree~ former!) '>t'r.ed as \ICC president ol planning tor the In me f"o Mos\<) had \llll hccn entenaming the thought ot ~lhng the land before hinng Rtt'~ Hr>-.-..e,er. ReeSt' 1 &l!id he d1dn 1 and respects ~01\0 tor retaining stewardship ot the famsl) lcgaC) Paralleling Santa Marg;tnt.1 v.1th other Orange ( ounl\ de\C"lopmenls, he said the If'. me Co ~as hailed ou t of some mistake'> bcl"au~ of ac- celerating land valuc:s Hov.cHr Mossa 1s ll')1ng 10 deH·lop \anta Margan ta al a time whc:n land 'alu<" ha' c: st.ab1 hrc:d Reese said 1t 1\ prohahh the: toughcsi L1ml' 1n h1\tor;. to pull ofl ano1hc:r master-planned cnmmuml)' Bui r~ent drop\ in intcrc<>t rate., ha\c I Anthony Mot.o eased ore,sure<. on the de' clopc1' and ha\C: \parked <1dd1110nal 1n tcrt·\I 1n tir\t·llmc home-bu.,c:r\ 1hrnug~u1 \outhc:rn ( .111 fom1a 11 C~ M:O ~ "'l?lli. + • Uo 12 (ireenTr~ SI t 3 Uo 1l H1u1on Co ,~. + • Uo 14 M\,111,•"G i 26 • 1 tti Uo 1S GEOtnl1 ? , + Uo ,. ~·~6•• 2..., .. .. uo 17 LIL Co ofW 2~ • • 1 • Uo 'J GatvJIHOI.. l'-• • uo jl ~~::. •• ~ f \J ~~ s ~Ut'" f; . " ~~ 6 L m•lt<I • ) : 1 ~ Vo ? LIL Co pl)( 2 + 1 .. UO DOWNS HI (!'lg 1. -• 6.., -.., )~ -. v .. -... To make his dream a rcahty, Mooo took on the development hun1elf in 1983 af\er winnin& county approve! for the Santa MarpritJI plan. wlncb ratacd the appnuted value of the laod from $21 million to SS6 million He called a mcctma of the family and promised td ~y them SI OO m1lhon over I 0 ytan 1f (My agreed to d~e&op Plano Trabuco Mo1\0 then had 10 find someequjty investors to pey off development debts and. after nyana numerous hopefuls over tht site in a helicopter, enttrtd 1n10 I Joint venture with New Enaland Mutual Llfe, loca\Cd on hi' beh.alf by Mcmll Lyoct\ Capata.I Investments The affiliatio n gave the communit) the financial stttOllh needed 10 estabh1h scrvw::cs and road\. In retrospect, Moise said he and h11 co~ny ran up some colosaal debts · in the early s~ of development. He said the bank~ who believed an bun said that the) didn't want the land b\11 wanted to KC him nu.kc the new easy matmahze. TMy stay 'Mth him lhrouah the tou&ti um"and ht hasn't forg<>lkn them ~nt.a Marpma '' havlly ~ milted tow development of au own bus.ineu park. Four bundn:d acres ha v c: bcm ict uidc near the \OW'l1 oentn tJ> ulumatd) employ 26,000. lu fint 5<Mcre phax 1s beinc mat\d- ed as a iround-Ooor oppof1uruty to enttr tht communtt) wtuct:i will ba.,c a pool of I 30 000 PfOIPCCU"e em- plo) ~ from within iu borden and "urrouochns area. The com~ propctT) ,, pnc:ed from S6 to S6.SO pa ~ (oot compared walh St2-Sl4 per IQl.m'C foot 10 JocatJOM clotet to Jobn Wayne Au"port. Its dt¥dopmctU will prc.,cn1 nt.a Ma.rpn&a &om dosanc down 11 .5 p.m . ~beoomrna told) 1 bedroom oommumty. Mot50 ta.id • • • ~DAY:"'-• pal1I ~ fahrtt pbles .t ft.acM S.S. Marprlta. ~--t.M 6"deiptt-. lund aM bltteuH martdaMl.lcy of Uae pnjtta ,,,., -, ._ 2,. -S·l6 1 -I J~ -..., ~ -.... ·m -._., - 1 '> • _, -1 ~4~ -,. --s 16 .. ... --,, .. :. . It -1-, I = t . -,., ~ Ii f ' 4 ' ' )A J\ a ~••fN• 'I 111• MITT'l-'1~ l • l• ... "06 ' I)\. },. ... ~,!JI' ,.. ., ••'I' I '' ,._ .. ..... , .. "'~"'' ,._.. J1. )I" ~.... I) .... 'N .. . ~ . ..., ,..., .... ? :1 INl t ---------- - •• , •· i . 11 e- h• 'l td .. It le 9, L IC p 7 Ir d !T n lS 0 l. ft t1 I 8 c c " d 4 ' ·. I ' f ! ' ' : • J • , -------------------------------------------- NYSE COMPOS ITE TRAN SACTI ON S Ot• l"I ~ ~•ti Clle Dow takes a t umble Nf\\ 't ORK CAP) -The Dow Jon~ industnal a"erage suffered 1t\ largc•a po1n1 lo!>s ever Monda) ·a., the <,tock marlet tumbled from last v..ecl.;'\ reuHd high" Anal) 'it\ '>.!Id there \I.a\ nothing special an the nt'W) Monda\ lu prompt S<lling or stocks 8ut the} -..11d many anve.,10~ were less than lnlprCS\t'd hy lht recent hcha\IOr or the market, which put the Dow al new high\ hut left some other dmel~-v..atchcd 1nd1cator-. bclov.. tht1r previous peal\ Thl· Dov. Jont''> tran\portatwn average, for one. po\ted a largt' los\ on Fnda~ and I\ well short ol rem rd le" cl\ l nder a long-\tand1ng doctnnc known as the l>ow thctlf\, ad\ancc' 10 new highs b) the llH.iu)traal j.,erage <,hould be "confirmed" hy s1m1lar gain' in the tran<1pona11on average to 'i1gnal that the market 1s 1n health) 'lhape. <. onccrn over such thing\ touched otl ~lhng in mx:k-index futures. v.. h1ch qu1cl l) spilled over into the 'tock marlct 1tscll. WHAT AMEX Om ~ WHAT NYSE Om ~----- NE W YORK IAP) Jun 9 NEW YORK (AP) Jun ' Prev Tocsem, ~~ AOvenced r4'f4 a.m ~a~ Otclll'l9d 444 IN vnche~ iff ¥nc"•~ l71 otal lfi'ue. otalifiwu 913 New 11 011, ~ew 11 011' u New low' s ew tow1 AMEX LEADERS NYSE LEAD£RS NE W YORK (AP)-Salft. ' o.m prk:e and net chino. of the ten mo't active American Stock ExCtlanoe lnuu, 1 r aolno n • t lonallv a t more NEW YOR K (APl-Salft, 4 pm Pf"lce ano net ctlenoe of ltle flftffn mo" aclll1a New York Stoek E11cMnoe Issue\, t radlno na llonaltv al more then SI Nan\8 PecGE ~en 11 W~H FtAustPr n Horn Har L.orlmerTel n ~gen Brun AMlnll wanoLab6 D~Ptrl PtacerDv o Ech<>Bav o 1 Colo QuoTES ~'~ 1~~ -1 ~~ 16~ 11-16 It~ -s -'t> -11) + 1·16 t,•., I METALS QuorEs NEW YORK (AP) S9o! ftOOlerTOU9 ....... P<"- Mond-,. A"""'"--56 )() c.nlt I"' pOUnd MY C-• opc>t MOnlllel-' Frt c.,.... . e~e '*'''.pound. us ci.11nat1nn• ~ • 113 80 C*1I• I"' pound, NY Come• 14W>I _,,., c;toMd ,rt '--. 20'+-21 -'" • j)OliN! ZIN 3S C*11t 1 oounc1 _.., Tlfl unav~ ,,,... ... w-. eomoot1t1 C•"'• oet lb) .._•la 250 CM< -.e HW'dy & H .. mAtl 19-$~ 1117 11'1' llOy OVf'<A ,_.y C-• t()OI ""°"'" __ ,,, ...,_,.. 127000-'28~ 001* 781bft-·-"°'~ ""-""-J.4? t 00 J.4?2 00 d-llG "*tl\l!t\I tr.,., OU.-NV x~~· ~mer T&T I M r~Ytler5 ITT Cori> l TV Corp Soerry CP Aetnelfe E'tKOCSek CnemNY MorganJP MernLvn--BankAmer 1 Dow JoNES AvERAGES (~{)Ll~·HAAN 90dd1ci up fbr eum nur o !!O.Jthnn ~hton1~ c~~~ll:, ('lvmlobla fbr yo..i. m 't d\I f<mtn color com\.nnot.u'n~, ~/kho\<1 t 'r!SV'J / vo m 1 lli tlu\jcn:zmz. putJJyjvorn t lo ncwpart. ~ h 't't ihi:l>1lon e\ard, 71't/&'tit ~ ~ ~\ l()')I ~ bl-..<l, 21Y200 :,27 ~~ 5Z'ho"th lolla.,,... ,8&8130't 9~) man U-1rulh \0to9. ~r<byl0t.o6 l d"dnynoontD':1 t r * Daily Pilat MONDAY, JUNE 9, 1988 Denmark gain• ncond round of World Cup with 1-1 win. 82. LH L•cy hit• thrM home runa In Orfol••' 11-9 win. 82. . Indians clob6er Angels Carter's hitting streak at21-games after 11-4 victory CLEVELAND (AP) -Brook Jacoby didn't consider his bauina slump over unttJ he'd hoed a pitch 400 feet over the center-field wall, capping the Cleveland Indians' five- run first inning. "I was still getting my hits, but I wasn't dnv103 the ball well," Jacoby said after his two homers Sunday led the l nd1ans to an I 1-4 victory over the Angels. It was the first two-homer per· formancc of Jacoby's career, gJvtng him seven home runs this year. Although the third baseman has now hn safely in ~ven straight games, he had collected only two home runs in his previous 29 aamcs Tonlgbt'• game Anaels (\utton '·)) al < hteago (<)ea.,er .:!-h Time:> rv (hanncl 5 Radio KMPC(710) fuc'>(Ja\ \ game .\ngcb ti! C ht· cago. ~pm before Sunday "I was making everythin~ hard on myself. pulling off the ball' he said A tip from bis father to adjust his gnp on the bat helped, Jacoby '181d ''It wasJUSt a mechanical thing that I tned. and 1t seemed to work out," he said Mel Hall hit a two-run homer 1n the founh 1nnani, and Joe Caner tnpled 1n the Indians' first run dunnJ the five-run first, extending his httung streak to 21 games -bc'it in the m~ors this year Celtics take, fi htout o Rockets Boston claims Its 16th NBA crown with 114-97 win BO~ T01'o <AP) -Lum 81rd and Kevm McHalc supplied the 5C"onng 2unch as the &slon ('"cities tooi the fight out of the Houston Rockets anq won their 16th NBA title ~unda> Bird, Most Valuable Pla~er m the champ1onsh1p ~rte\ and the regular ~ason, and McHale ~ored 29 points each, mo'lt of them in the drc1~1ve first half as the C dues clinched the senes 4-2 with a 114-97 victor) ( ontmuina their 1rad1uon 3\ one ot the most succ:ci.sful team!> 1n spons. the ( cltu.s became the wmmnge!>t NBA team in one ~ason with 1he1r 82nd VK10f)' o"crall and their 41 '>t straight at home They did 1t w11h a first-half bhu that left no doubt the) would have no 111 effects lrom a stunning defeat on Thursday That game saw Houston win easil) after Ralph Sampson was l"Jected after stan1ng a brawl The 7-4 Sampson his every moved booed b) thecapac11> Roston Garden crowd of 14.890. \\ent I for 8 from the field and sco~ two points in the first half as the Celucs took a 55-38 lead. SampM>n finished with JUSt 8 pomts as Ak~m Ola1uwon led the Rocket".> with 19 points and Rodne> McCra) had 16 ··1 th1nk the fans had a lot to do with that," Bird said ofSampson·s dismal 'hov.1ng "I Just played him hard not g1v1ng him anything," said McHalc. who guardrd Sampson most of the game. think." ~mP"()n said of ht\ ·per- formance.·· 1 put that out of my rrund. I didn't play well:· Bird. whoalsohad 12usmund 11 rebounds, said the Celtics' auressive- ness at the stan .. took the pmc n&ht away from them." ··we wanted to 'itan the pmc by pulllnj Pl'e urc on. manna it djf. facult for lbem to bnna the ball~ making ll difficult to ma.kc the pass;· Boston ( oach K C. Jol\C$ wd. ''Tb.at upset their cxccuuon " The Celtics won lhctr thtrd titJc since Bird JOincd the team in 1979, and he said this year's club was No. I 'No quesuon. this has got to bt the best." said Bird. who won the MVP. b) avcra&Jna 24 poinu and 9.7 rebounds 1n the finals. ··our adrenaline was pumpini. We wanted the game over by the founh quanu · and that's what happened." The Celtics, outrebounded 58--37 1n their game fhe loss. beat the RockctS 30-16 on the boards 1n the fint half. "We got our bulls kicked 12,000 11mes on the boards." Jones said, rcfcmng to Thursday msht. .. It's got to hit home. We made It a special point ofbox1n& out under the boards. gcttm' back on defense and of payina attention Akcem 01.aJuwon " The Rocuts trailed only 31-28 early in the second quancr before the Celtics took complete control of the game. out~onna Houston 24-10 m the last 9· 12 of the half Mc Hale had 13 points and Bird nine of those 24 po ants The ( elt1cs now have twice '".ls many titles as any other franchise. The Minneapolis-Los Angeles Lak.crs have won e1&ht. "When >OU get a hll 1n your first at bat, there's no pressure." Caner said All Lasaa•••k Sampson said he v.asn't unnerved b~ the crowd and did not feel threatened The Celtics won their 16th utJe 10 thm 18th tnp to the finals Both of their losses came 1n siit pmes. to the St Louis Hawks tn 1958 and tbe Los A.n&eles Lalten last year Andre Thom ton also collected four singles and two RBI. giving him six hits and three walks in his past two games. Boeton '• Danny AJ.nae waTea a makeahift victory a., u the Celtlca wrapped up the NBA Cbamplonahlp Sunday in Boeton. The title la the Celtlca' 16th. .. I don't knov. or lare v.hat people Angel!> 'ltartcr Jim Slaton, 4-5. lasted only a third of an inning., leaving after 1ving up Caner's tnple, an RBI single to Thornton and Jacoby's three-nm homer Dodgers' pitching a big hit with Astros, 3-2 Tonight's game become the tint Astro to 1e1 four hits ma pmc this season. "I JUSt stunk," Slaton ~td "Therc's not mucb cl~ you can say about 1t - The back-breaker. he sa1d was the homer by Jacoby Hatche r 's homer, 3 other hit~ lead Houston to split ~ott. an 18·gamc winner 1n 1985, pitched 8 2-3 innings offivc-h1t ball for hie, '11x1h 'telOf\ ID eight d«-+SIOR~ ~ Rttrtd llNO bau~~·n l~ ninth after 8JVtng up Franklin <itubb<i' 10th home run and left the field an out '>hon ot ht~ second complete game < inunnat1 !Br11~n1ng '·'> at Ood1trs 1lkr.,h1"K."r '-.ii l 1ml· 7 ;.., ··When 1 iot !hat first one. the &a ~., lot easier." said Hatcher, who ba.nJCd out three hits m Satur<b) 's pmc. "The pitch was down and away, and he drove 1t nghl up 1he middle," Slaton !k!td . "He's got a lot of power" LOS ANGELES IAP) -Mike Scott 1c,n'1 one of those ovcrpowenng pitchers )OU generally find at the top ol the maJor league stnkcout hst But there he 1<.. thanks lo his spl11- finger fastball. Rcheface Dave Smith got CJ reg Brod on a grounder for the final out to n·rnrd hie, lcaguc- lead1ng 15th save I\ Nnm' Manacer Tom La!!Orda bemoaned the fact that his Dodgen h.ad failed to pm any srouod on the .\stros despite two earher one-run v1c1ones. K.1d111 K \HC 17411) Neal Heaton, 3-5, pitched e1~t innings for the victory. allowing seven hits including solo homers in the fifth by Ruppen Jones and 1n the eighth by Did, Schofield and a two- run shot 1n the eighth b) Doug DcCinces The Houston Astro<.' nght-hander in- creased his stnkcout total to 115 Sunday by fanning ntne Dodiers in the Astros' 3-2 v1ctory It was the eighth time Scott 6 4, has struck out nine or more batters this year ··1 didn't want Mike to lace Brock. who'~ a low-ball. fastball hitter," Houston Manager Hal Lanier said .. , wanted 10 gb with the percentages" T 11t•,J.1\ ·, ganw < 11111nnJt1 .11 I >oJIW" 7 Hrm "It's tough," he said ··we let one get away yesterday and we had the zght y going toda) .. A.ftcr the Dodgers tied th ore 1-1 1n the Cleveland scored a run in the third on And) Allanson's sacnfice fly and three more in the founh on an RBI sin~e by Thornton and Hall's homer to nght, his eighth. "The} 're coming 1n bunches, but 1t'!> earl:. yr-t and I'm not thinking about stnkeou1s "said Scott. who 1s onl) 22 stnkeouts sh} of h1<. cart'er-h1gh of I 17 '>Ct last >car "I'd take a ground ball or a popup on tht: first pitch an\ time" · The first-place -1,<;tro\ '-"ho droppt.·d the first two games of th1'> lour·game ..enc.-. stormed back on Phil Gamer·~ two· run double for a 7-5 v1ctOf\o Saturday and 811lv llJtl hrr\ 4- 1'1ttshurgh doubled 1n the lir\t inntng unda ... o;in[llcd tn the filth and h11 his fir.it homcrofthc \t:ar in the .-.C\cnth against Fernando \ :ik n1uda, 8-4 fourth on Brock ·s first ~cnfic~ fly of the season. Mark Baile) s ouc-ou1 single 1n the s.ixth put Houston ahead for good HatchCT·s homer made 11 J.J lor-5 performance Sunda:. · Hatcher who collected four htt'> la\t Junl' 30 v.h1le pla>tng for the C h1<:a~o < ub' la~t at Hatt ht:r. who now ha'i four hits in eight can:cr at-hat<. agafn\t Valenzuela. addtd an infield hit to "hon 1n the ninth against rehe\.er F.d Vande &f"ll, to raise his avera~c to .296 and Scott helped his own cause b) dnv1n& 10 the ~stros· fi~t run wnh a bloop smgle in the s.ccond inning. It was only his second hit and second RBI of the vcar Tarkenton: Mover, shaker And ex-QB has written book to help others do so By RICHARD DUNN 0.., "91 C..,I ... I Mklll Some people have trouble mouvaung themselve'i, let alone others Fran Tarkenton has had 'iUch succc'>s mot1vat1ng himself. he's decided to take 11 a step funher He educates other'! -man- agef'i. teachers, coachc>'I. ett -on hov.. w mol1,a1c people Tarl..cn1on. a bus1nc~., t'on<oultant to fonune 500 companies. but who '" better known 3'> one of the National football League's best quancrback<i ever. explptn'i his theones of successful mot1vat1on in his new book wntten with Tad TulcJa, "How to Mottvate People· The Team Strategy for Success" (Harper & Row, $15. 95), which he promoted at the Westin South Coa'lt Plaza 1n Costa Mesa recently His firm \llanta-bascd Tarkenton & ( o and non-ph1losoph1cal approach to mot1 .. a- 11on has :uded hundreds of bus1ne'isc~ in 1mpro' ing their produc11v1ty b. y mcrcac;ing their cmploycc'i' perlormanccs pep talk'> -he ha'> al.-.o found trul' in business. The motnat1onal program Tarkenton revca-l'i 1n the book the one that has been proven s0<:ccs'lful at companic.-. such as General Motor\ and .\mencan EJtpres'>. among othcr'i. rcvohrs mainl} around people with a pm1t1on ol authont>, who tn some way arc required to motivate other-; Teachcf'i. coache'i and manager; arc good e"amples .. Mot1vat1on 1c, not undc~tood h\ an\ nl us." Tarkenton 'laid "It's not a pep tall.. ma kicking 10 the butt Thai's not 11 "In both m} yeaf'i a.-. a bus1nesl1man and an athlete r .. e reah1ed there'-; a more systematic pmcc'>~ 10 understanding 1he behavior of mot1va11on You have 10 understand 1t from a pracucal flense " The ultimate con'lderat1on toward mo11vatmg people, according to Tarkenton. 1s knowing how to turn people on In other words. 1f you're going to help people reach their potential and gel Quuht) rc!>ult\ Imm them. you've aot to get them e\ntcd ahout what they're doing '- comult1ng firm spcC1al111ng in pro<lul tl\ ''" problems Tarkcnton's succe<.., 1n the tranlh1..c ha' enabled him 10 ach1eH a hu'itnc'>'> standard resperted b) man> ·\nd ht'i outlook on moma11onal hehav1or whtlh '>lt'mS largely from the 1nfluent:c of former Mrnnt~ota V1king<1 head coad1 Bud < rrant. ha<, had a major impact on the lllmpan1e<. he has worked with A role football model 1n tht• 70·.., whu·s looked upon now as pcrhap'i ont• ol the 1:ountf) 's most popular bu'itnC\\ manage- ment generals. Tarkenton ha<. taken a close look at today·<; market 1n ~1th bu'iine<.c; and \pc>ns ( H 1s strength'> in bu'itnC''I~ -mot 1 va- t1110 and leadership -clo~h rc-;emblc tho.-.c he u~d on the football field I Ht'i feeling on mot1va110n and wh\ people work harder to achieve 1'i more than personal pnde and sclf·sa\1'ifact1on Tarkenton bchevc'i the method<; uwd 1n ht\ mot1 .. attonal operat10n "can he karnt•d and taught lt''i a lot more than pep talk'> - Jnd we 'ihould knov.. that in <.(lOn<. Ol'l.lU'iC.' money '"not thc pnmar) moll"e "Peer appro"al and pcr'l<inm•I apprm ul arc the ones that count the mo\l What Tarkenton found true m football - 1mplcmcnt1n1 practical mot1vat1onal 11nn· C'tpk'i to 'iuhordinates 1n order for them to real h 1he1r potential. ao; opposed to rah-rah "You can't take a auy and tc.-ach him aboul hitting. and C\pcct him to hll like Wade Bow." '181d Tarkenton. "Pcopk have to work hard and try to reach their pott'.nt1al. but they must be motivated the nght \~a .. ' Tarkenton &. Co , a project he created I ti year!> BiO from ~retch, IS a busine'I\ "If the Angt"ls pa\-R<'g&IC Jacl..c;on s I m1lhon a )car to pla\ ba!lehall. 11'<. nnt the money 1ha1 force!> him to go nut and pl;n ...,,...,......,.....,.. • ......, hard It 'i not the mou"atin~ fon.e 1n Fran Tarkentoa l• p&881DC hl• wtnnlDC way• (Pleue eee TARKENTON/821 alone in hl• book "Bow To Motinte People." Lendl puts Pernfors in his place, takes French Open I' \RI\ ( .\P) -han l rndl powered ht'i wa) 10 ht'i \t'l."Ond l-rcnch Open men\ sin&kli crown \unda\-. halt1n_g thr am111n1 run of \weden\ Mikael Pcmfor, fl. l, fl.2, 6-4 It "'a' Lendl's third (irand Slam 'ilnale~ trown and he did 1t h1~ wnv C"on1roll1ng th(' match With ht't JXlWerful aruund\trok('<, and the l«'nlPO "Ith ht<. tact1n "I had to pla) m> &rcatc~t 11.·nnl\JU\t to win a point · the un<;ccded Pernfor, \31d 111\cr hn 1'• h11 ur n·ntC'r coun batik a,.:""'' 1 tnt11 at Roland <~arrm Stadium I k.grcalt'SI ltnnt'I wai.n't m••tl) r-nnu h &\ l..t'n<11 1nlt~ again dcmon\tr,.1nt h1• domtnC'nt~ Thr <. 1l·chmltn altrnn romped throuf.h the two- wttk t• urnamrnt, drnpp1ngJu"t one stt. that to Ecuador lo \ndtTs (1omo m the quncrfinals. I \Cf\ \tnglc: on~ '' d1flertn\." Lcndl \aid of h1\ thrt't" <inmd \lam title\ -hC' won lhc LI S ~n last year .. Two ycan. ago. 11 v.a' m) lint I was down 0-2 1n sets .. Th,, one 1s d1fTr-rcnt and "Cl) '>pcual I felt since m1d-Dccemhcr I ha\t had had lulk w11h m) hculth and 1n1unc\ It mnn.. I overcame tho~· things •• fl\I\ yeitr fThin~ everyho<ly WI\ lc11n1ng ww11rd Chance'\ "anntlk) Noah anJ (\v..eden·~ Mat\) W1landcr." lcnJI "''J "I came hctT lrytnJ, to v.m 'tt'"rn matche' I h•l·, all that mattcn · Whale l endl alwa"" a'ppcarcd to ht-in full ulntrol. Pernton. hattk-d him c"enl) through the lir\t four pmC'~ The lir'\t '<'" tl'«' hrenl.. c me tn the ~1-.th game v.hcn. from m-nll. th<' \"ede wtth tht \OUthern Amrnc11n ar, cnt. t1ouhk·fa11ltt,I tV.ll<' : ' I Lcndl look lull .uh .1111.IR•' 111 t h~ hn•,1 i- holdtng \CrH' at JO tu llo up i 2 thrn hrl!.11.tnt'. Pemfors apin. th1c, 11m«' :i1 lll\1' '-'Ith ,1 '"Hl'>h to 1ncrea\C hi\ margin to ~ 2 Rut "htlc sc:rvtn& 101 thC' lt1" '4'1, l r nctl found 1hr I ln1ven1t\ of Ci1•1irg1.1 :ilumn1" \Oa<.n 't &•"ma an inch Pcrnlnr'> \tavcd ofl 11nr .,.., 1ll1tnt .inti 11ullcd to druce I k thC'n nllnl .1 h;1d.~. 1 .t dov.n the ltnc that lend I •t•nt ~ 1tlr \.\ hrn I 1'11.11, (lOunded the nc\t \('r' t\l'~ rrturn l11n~ Pt>r,,,., ""' had hroken the tnurnamrnt'' No I ~I Rut he hid onl tlcla tt11 l"nttr'I man: h 10 the 111k I!> the { /('(h hrok,· right ha<:k "hl n PC"rnfor\, aflC'r U' tng '"'' nu•rc '\Ct point., ctnuhle·faulted Arin 11n the fu1111h SCI point The <;<-cont c-t hl·pn v.11h l'emtc1r' hr<'.lktn& I r ndl'' w r • h 1 < 11 '" thr n h11ld 1n~ "'' t 1l~n u \fl to itrah a ~ 1) kad I hat "'" v.hcn I C"ndl iook 1<1ntr1 1I rtJlp1 n~ oil thr llC'\t n1 nt• paml'\ lo " r.lf' up tht· m1,l1th-<oel anti ir.1h a \.L) kad tn th<' th1rtl T ht· 1~l} hml' I ,~.1nll'•l l11 \It in thC' 't;and!> .ind \\,th h y,3, 1n 1h1· m1ddk 111 tlw "'' ond "1.'\," l'a nh1r' \,11d Ht' pll\H"tt '" wdl · "'h1·thrr on h" lm"Ch•ntl 1\1 ha1 ~hand I tncll fin~d n it kl'I\ to thl' lar re IC hr!. ul th1• 1•Urt runn1nir. Pcrnltl" fwm "dchnC' 10 .. 1.h hnt lie 11d1kd .i drop \hnt nr tv.o 1111 1rtrl\ hnngm~ the s"rdC' ru\htn& w th<' net nnh• tn 't"C' h1 '<'II n-tum h tlt"tt down the-hnc 111 tht ha'-Chnc .. , h,d tn run hnrtl t0\1:l\ an1t m ore than r' l r 'the quid Prmlnr\ ~111 "In ttw m 11tJle nl the \('11rn l1 '<'t m' I '<.tar1«'ll "' lt-('I a h ttk tHul Pfeiffer 2na;~HB racer 3rd EN~E"l .\D.\ CAP)-Garth Sweet- land of PhoCntll. nd1ng a 400 cc Husk\-. and co-dnvcr Soot Harden of Escondido were declared the official o'erall winn~r' Sunday m the SC ORE Ra1a lntcrnacionaJ off-road race Sv.eetland and Harden were docked in r-1aht houn, 27 minuttt and 5 7 'i<"Cond'I over the 49:!-milc cour..c that wind'\ down the BaJa Pcnt'lula from Enscnada to bevond San Fchpe and hack apt~ · Larry Roc-.cl«'r of fl Cajon and Kurt Pfe1ftcr ''' c O!>ta Mesa were second on a ~ 1(1 ~t· Husky They were umrd in 8 'II 19. with an avcra1c speed of 57 K~ mph Third was the team of Dan Smith of V1~ha and Dan Ashcralt of Hunt· 1ng1on 8C'ach on a 500 cc Husky Their lime wa 8 Jot 2ti and thcv a'craged 57.18 mph o ...... tt-G...-111 \w .. l•INICI. '"'-'4• -~DI H••<*I E~ldo Hu•llV, a11 S7 • 12 mOfl M<llOtCVlt\ lov.,. lSl«>-S-1•91'11 •net Hero.it U"'lmlled \Inell• \Hl•o-lnn S••werr, l •ll .. lcle TOVOI• ·~n n~"'PI\ U11Umllea two·Hel..-t-<.,,.v Md kottl MCM1llll\ ..... II• C'*'<lw111 "°"°"' ISJ•. ssn mp11 SJ,..ie OI' ,_O ~I I llOO«-ltot> T llliftoft P811'1\CMl9, Mi<... 10 0. 2\ 4' .. ""-" b4 orOCIU(t OOf\ Adem~. N•!twoe COio •"d L•mr OtW<'I ~"4v U18'1 • .1.-11 It• 4141 mpf\ ••• orOducllO'I (0..9' I~ -~·O.MI •M H• •-.....,. •NI J'"' S:rk"loer ~ ~ 11 l•fl .,.~"""' un11m1i.cs 9•,. 9ve\-~•• ltuo £1 Ca'°" •r>CJ JoNw>v Jotll\Min Jamul C .,.., VW t U 4J 4' IO """" a. .. luo ~mltN ltOO<c-lt-• c: J~ '°'8n1 &Mell • ..., "'•vi M•u, E '< Olldldo 10-S 1 10 ..,,, ,,,_... "'•OdU< 11on two ""'""' '"•"'-l ••,.. khWIKO!er 8llCI \id \M .. tllftt H-1 ("*o I) :JUO )U I "'1111 Slt.ou.lt• ''f"O'•'-' MOll!ll--<'.lltl\ • ""°" 1nc1ltoC1.4~ lt_.,ICM ~ ll S'l 4171 l'l\Dl'I ' ""nl ooc:•-M•"""'1 EMUrr• l"W1t• •r t •11(1 L8tr"I :ktl•t«e CMIW ~ l'orel. ...... ,o .. il ""°" lo4M.....--~1 IMCt.--0•.,.. "'°8M n Ja<l~la eflCI l •'"' ~· ~ S:e<O t ti t .., 1 ~ ,..,..,, • :\190 elc•.-'IMI• .... .... O\ly PowlY TOYOI• 11 4°')0Hf'llOll l'lrOOUClloll VW ~-~ C."'ltol'rtt e nu.,.e1e 13-01 ,; n 11 ~ I I ---------.------------------------------------------• I Bird wasn't going to wait in the wings in this ballgame T••1captureaweatcheater Lac 's 3 homers Bob Tway rolltd 1n a two foot putt on fl y r the final hole Sunda) to wm the West- che~tcr Golf (11~1c at H1mson. N Y by a • f"rom AP dJ1patcbe1 HOS fON -L:.am BmJ of the 8<J\lon Ceh1u has a reputation for pla}1na hard every pme. }C:l he ~id ~undu} ·~N BA tttle chncher against the Houston Rodcts wit~ someth1ns spec1nl, even for him ~1niJc \ttoke over fonncr O klahoma State teammateWUUeWood .. lnWobum,Eo~aod,Spa.in'5 1 d 0 . 1 ' ut Severla.ao 8alle•tero1capturcd h1S firs.\ utJc of the year ea r10 es ro when he won the Bnt1sh Masteni golf tournament by two strokes 8allestero , 29. notched his fil'\t victory by c.hootrng a final-round 70 fora 13-under-par 275 Juli lnkltu lost her -.ub-par m~c and much of her b1& lc41d but huna on to win an l.J>GA to urnament an Malvern. Pa. by three strokes lnlmer, who boaeyed thrtc of tht· last fivt' holes, faltered to a 5-ovcr-pa.r round of 77 to "I've b«n pumped up bcfure ma}bt' nl•ver more than 1n the st'Cond game of thts ..ene!>, but I thin\.. tl11' takes the calr.e,.. he ~1d altt'r tht' ( eltll., bcul 1hC' Rockets 114-~7 to ~1n the \C\Cn-gaml' senc' lour games to two "I dcfin1tel) was ready to pluy 1oda" .. T>1.•sp1tc 1hc ,wdtenng 1.on d11111ns 1n .inn1·n1, non-atr·<:on- d1t1oncd Bo\ tun ( 1ardcn. BmJ plaYt'd 46 m1nu1e~. \ton·d 2Y points. grahlxd 11 r\"bound\ and handed oil 11 J'>">l~t\ I k hit eight of 17 licld goal aucmpt~. 1ndud- 1ng. a couple ul thret"-po1nt homh' I I ol 12 fret> lino"" and .11\o \lolc thl' ball three 11me'> Blrd r or the \I\ game!> ht.• a H'r· aged ~4 poin1y 'I 7 rebound\ .ind 'I 5 .t">\l'>I'>, ,1 pcrformann: that earned him 1he must \aluahh.· pl.t\l'r award for the lhamp1on~h111 \t.'rll'\ "fhc lntt:n\11\ on thl\ duh Yo.a' a' high U\ J'\ l' 1.'\Cr seen 11 "Hird \;ud attc.>r the< dt1t.\ \\on 1he11 I Mh ~ H \ llllt.' "'Wt.• \q·a· H'f\ lUnhdent hul ~ou k.1ww .in\th1n~ can hapixn in J hJ'ikt.•thall game I ht'rl' "a'> nu nn"<l lo panic because we: nt.'l'dt•d to"' 111 onh one (ol 1"'11) tt;irnr at home hut you \till lht\.l" 10 dlnll' to pl.t) ·· The \C\ en th ttarm· ti ntlt.'\\af\ \Wuld ha H' hc:cn plavt'd 1n Ruston Quote of the day Fom1rr Angel!> first ba<,eman RoJ < arl'" otliualh. ,rnnuunong h1' rt:tircnH.:nt ·I ";.intcd tu go out like Wllltl· \1a)'>. \targl·ll ) d~lr1t.•m\k1 and .ill tho'><.' pla~er!> Bui thl\ " finl' .\ lot of ixoplt C'l'r\"hcrc ha\t.' \1.1\ht.•d mt· Y.dl I h,1H· no regrets. no hard lcchntt'> tu\.\:Jrd an) bml) 111 the game I "ant to lea\(...tlk gaml' \t.'f\ po~1ll\t' abou1 m) feeling~ .. Florida State faces Arizona OM .\If.\ Sch R11.:h1c l l'\\I\ nintinued hi\ t•ut~tanding p1tl'hing 1n the < olll"@l' \\ 11rld "ic.'rtl'' h\ retinntt \h.im1 in the ninth inning to ram a 'a'e \unda) 3'i Flonda \tale dd' anlt'd to the champ1on\h1p gamt w 11h a~.'' 1 tnr) l ht tnp-r.inkl' "it·n111111l1·' fl I 12. "'111 pl.n N11 ' .\n1on.1 f 4)1 I 4 I 111n1l(ht It: w1\ "'ho Oii\\ h.I\ IY.11 """ .rnd t'l'n "i' C' 111 tht.· ">enc\, t•ntcrcd lht• game "'Ith !\l1kr I ion: 1111 ltr\t .ind nohot.h out I t''.1.1\ ..._1ndv.1dwd \tnkcout' .1round Fwrt.·'<, un'>Ul'le\\lul \ll•al attempt t11 l linrh the \. IClllr\. Ll'W1c; ha\ allo"t:d ont• earm·d run 111 thl \t.·r 1t.'\ and ha\ .21 \lnli..cuut\ in I" and onc.--th1rd inntn~\ finish at 181. seven under par for four rounds. Fortugno signs with Seattle \outhem Cahfom1a C olleae pitcher Ttm Fortugno has ~1gncd with tht' Scaute1 Manners and has bct'n assigned to their Clas~ .\ allihatc 1n Bellingham, Wa of the "lorthwcs1 League fortugno. 24. had 153 stnkeouts 1n 102 inning\ wurked tor the Vanguard.-. this year SCC finished thl' N .\I :\ Dl\tm·t 111 sea\on w11h a 36-1 S record Fortugno was 9-2 F-onugnu. a ti untmgton Beach resident was naml·d the Pla)er of the Y<.'ar at sec He Wtll lea\C for ~ ashin1uon toda\ Richmond wins Miller 500 LONG POND Pa -T 1m Ri chmond • ended a t"'o-year \.tllOf) drought Sunda) as hr ou1lasted the field to wan tht' crnsh- and rain-marred Mtllt'r High L 1ft 500 !\ ..\S( .\R ~tock rnr rat:e R11.hmond. who last won al North Wilkcshoru, N <. in April 1984 -a span of 64 races -wa<, al or near the front all day and was in the lead with four lap' remaining when a thrce<arwreck brought ou1 the ninth and final caution nag of the SIJ.·hour marathon .11 Pocono lntematmnal Racewa:r Johnson wins motocross race L 0$ •\NGELL~ -RKky Johnson of H ( a1on took the kad earl) and cruised to an ea.,~ '1ctOf) Saturday night in the I 5th ,rnnual Superbowl or Motocross at 1hc Mcmonal Coltseum • Johnson 21. lrnsscd the fint'>h line n1.·arh 'O<J \Jrd'> in front of fohnn~ O'Mara. 25. of S1m1 V<tlln ~1th I '>85 sene~ champion Jeff Ward. 24 ul ~11\\mn \. 1cJu. finishing third before a crowd of 50,335 fhl' final e'ent in the 1986 Amencan Motorqdl\I .\\'>ut 1at1on \upercrosr, ~ncs was almost no n1111c<,t a' Johmon. \\-ho ha~ already won the senc\ lh~1m p1on<,h1p. dominated from the' fourth lap ha"lllll pa\wd Ron I c1.. hit•n. I 'I Jf\1>0fEI ( a1on '.1.hn kd I run lhc '1.irt Television, radio TELEVISIOI\ 'I p 111 BA~EBALl \11~\ 1, .11 t h1 .1)!11 \\hill \(l\ t 1t.11111d' R \T>IO ' pm B \~I-BAI.I \II!! (, .11 < h•l·•~'" \\1111t•\11\ "-~11'< r 1111 Ill I' 111 BASEH \I.I. c 1111 11111,111 ,11 I >• rd)!l' r' I\. \ B< I 1'11 IJ Denmark advances to second round \1f \I(' I( I I' I \I')-(kn-rnarJ.. makrnF a ~n~1nnal 'World <up dchut. u\rJ 1hc .111ad.:111g '~111:. 111 Prcbcn I lk1acr anJ \11d1ad I ..iudrur to beat I rugU3) fl. I anu ht'l•>nk-Wll' ~·l onJ ll'.tm Ill alh ,llKC 111 lht.• '>l'C•md round of tht· \nucr c-hamp1on\h1p "llh">l•>c){l .i brutJ1 a\\dull h; lrn4 111 ~,n 2-1 in ( rrnup R \\ hi:n )UU rl.1~ ,I\ cl lt:am, l'\ l'I) llllllK )LCIC:\ \I, l•fl " Flkiacr rl'gt'iten•d lhl' fir\t lllflC'· goal g.tmt' 1n thr 24-tl';.im lnurnanh'Tll a" tht• Dant•\ 1111ncd Br,1.111 -""h11.h al\11 'l'()fl It\ ftr\I l'l'fJ l(MllC\ -a\ c,ccond -r11und ljualt1icl\ Bra11I \\J\ npetll.'d lc1t:a"h Hh.intt· hut l>('n mark cam<' hen: 3\ .111 uncC'n.11111' In utl1n ~imt.'\ '\1J11d.~' \\ t''' (1erma11 \ \\ h ll h 'W n4.h \Ctonti 1 n (Jroup f \\ 11h !hw1· point\ bc.11 lxotlJnd ':! I •11 \u11d,1 ) Bl'1~1um Thar tan ht no 4ut.'\l11J11\ no" ahout the D.inn olkn\c '" lfl'Jll\l' ;I\ an\ in tht· ... orld ~or 1..10 an\onl' douht tht.• .1titl111n of 11~.Jacr 'and I audrup l:lOth ol \\hom \l.11 for Italian duh' \g.a1n..1 I 'rugua'. 11nt.• 111 \outh America·, h1.·\t team<. I lkt tt.'r and I .iudrup ""l'rt· un\loppahlt• ··1t do1.•\n°t matter "'hl'thC'r ti'> ~-I or:!-I "hat matter\'' 111<11 Wl' "'"n .. I llij.1cr \3td "We pla,l'd 1n1t•lhgcnth ' · \ 1 tr <llll ma t e' l'' J>t.' 1. 1 .i I l; I .H1Jrup and II rank) ·\rnt:\t.•n. pa\\ mr lhc h.111 'l'ht•rc I uin 'tore tht.· goal\ lr.tOlY.orJ.. " \\,hal ""111\ - I /./ One man's struggle to take it easy. A JOHN HUGHES FIU1 PARAMOUNT PICTURES PRESENTS FEMIS 8UEUER'S DAY OFF MIA SARA ALAN RUCK • :.~ IRA NEWBORN '.:.:.l '!a MICHAEL CHINICH -~JOHN HUCH ES -TOM JAC08~N ~"~."'::JOHN HUCH ES A !~~~~N,!.~C~T~~ ~ --...__. STARTS WEDNESDAY AT A THEAT_RE NEAR YOU ' I H·1~th111g h." gonl' lll'l riv.ht j(1r £knmark '>o lar. \11nll'lkd ( 11.1lh 'l'PP P111n11.·~. Y.hn h,I\ ht:l'n huildinti lhl\ team \inn· the Dane\ t.111t.'d 111 <111.1111~ lnr lht• I 11~~ < up "f lh111l lh;it Wil' 11nt.• ot lht• ht'\I g;Jlllt'\ I ha .. i: '>l't.'n I knm.irk pl.1\ ·· P1ontt·k '>a11I .. T hq ha' l' h<.,-en pl.1\ ing, 111gt·thc1 tor :1 long llllll' I hn k.nu" t.'J1..h 11thl·1 '11 \ ""1:11 I hn .trt• lr1t•nJ., Jnd th""''"' thl'\ Y.or~ '" "I' If "\\:t• IW\l' 1h1· 11gh1 an~"cr 111 tlw I t lll(Ua\an tt·an1 · lw l 011t111unl '\\t' ,,jn1rd 111 pl.1\ lo11th;1ll ,111d "'' \lt1 \H'IJ 11 .. TARKENTON From Bl hu\lrtt:'iS ulhl'f V1rn'rC' pla\1ng 111111.: lhilmP' ·\nd \ou'rt· pltt\lllK to hc.• th1• ht''ll rn thr ""orlil 11\ 11111 ,1 mcmt"' mot1v.i1cd world ·· lhl' "ABC Molkl" of hl'hav1111 an molt\ alt on '-antell'tknt\, ht· ha' 1111 and 1.on<;eQUl'ntC\ -d '"'trn1.1t1t. p11)(.e\\ Y.h11..h lo<.U\t:\ on chang1111!, l(IO\l'QUCnle\, rf nect.'\\ar). I•' rl'i.;t.'I\ l' 1mpr11\Cd hcha,ior 1' dt'><.U\<.t'tl 1n thl' hook 3\ thl' tore of rnmp.1n\ ·, nH1ll\·at1unal \\\t{'lll £ arkt·ntun ,i°hhor\ the t.''ll U\1.0 "hl' ha\ a had at11tudl'" Imm manager' "I orgC't ahout your pcopk'' ult1m<1lc 1.i11J'IC\ and real mental <.late\. "'l' say. 'r ou can't change those thing' Ml} way no mailer how hard you pkad or rrt·a1.h Whal \OU lall Lhangc I\ thc·tr ntcrnal bcha ... 1or i\nd \ ou do that h\' man1pulatmg conr,c.·quencc'i I ha(, the ulttmatc t·au\C' of ;ill good mot•',,. 11on," hC' .,ay<. 111 the hook. Tarkenton fcrl' lh3t athktc' nowada)s. profe<.winal or otht'r""1'>C arC' mu1.h morf tit ht•taU'>l' ll'<·h n"al ad .. anccmcnt\ haH· 111<1dc 1t pM'>thk "I ook al thr \11<' ol tht• football pla)Cr'> now ·• he \a1d "I ook at what the:r'rc cattn!l and thl' 0krnd of nutn- t1on thn h;1q· l he :11hka•, .1r1• hC'ttcr no"' "I ook at 1hc 11u11111on, and look at th1.· running and tht' we1gh1 trammg T hC' bod1e<. arl" JU\I hettcr now l ooli at Martina Nsn rnt1lova and what \he·~ dont" 1<1 lwr'>rlf h<·uw-.t· ol nutrition and hod~ work:, 'We cvC'n haH' 'lpon' I")' hol- ogl\\\ now to makr u .. bt·tt('r .. T hl" 1111"1 ol the tli111k how 111 ht'lp pt'nplt: rca1. h thrir p1111·11t1al ,1t what- t'Vl"r h<"ld 11 nuh I~·. " vintage 1.1rkl"nton IX-allng with \ltor11t lead· C'r\htp and mot1\.at1on , lht• mc<.han- 1\m\ hr ha'I u~d on and ofl the field, hrkl"nton'<. hook 1'1 a rnirror image of h I\ Ill' r\o n .ii 11 \ ln•ex•pen•alv• • • 11n 1~ ~P«I 11v) not hlgti 10 p11ce , r111•0111t>I~ ti""'''~ ... __. 11dvtrllllnQ -· r... CIAsslf19d Advert111ng .. ~2-5678 Yankees pounded in AL' s longest game ever. 18-9 From AP dl1patcbe1 Baltimore's Lte Ui1.y had already hit three home runs m six innings, and kne" that one more would Ile the ma.iur league record "Number four wa~ 10 the back of 01) mmd," Lacy said af\er dnving tn '1' runs and leading the Orioles to an I ~-9 rout O\.erthc New York Yankees ~unda) "But I 1ncd to stay within m) \elf. I do htt to all fields and 1fJ can get a pttch that I can dnve, fine. But I'm nut a power hitter" As tt turned out. Lac). who entered the game with two homers this sea,on. hit a two-run sineJe in the St'\Cnth inning and then flied out in the etflhlh Lal' went 4 lor band c;corcd four 11me!i, h1ghhght111g a 22-htt attack m tht.• longest nine 1nn1ng American I cague game C\ er -4 hours. 16 m1null"., In other .\mcman L eagut> game!. Brewen 7, Red Sox 3: Tim Leary p1tchl'd eight shutout innings before needing rt."hcf help and Ben Oghv1c. dro\t.• 1n three rum. leading Mr l- waul..t.·e tHcr Boston Blu' Jays 4, Tlgen 1: Jesse Barfieh.l h11 .i two-run homer and Tom Fl'rnande1''> RBI grounder broke an c1g.hth-1nn10g Ill' to back the reli ef p1tlh1ng of Mark Erthhorn as Tor onlll lx'a1 lxtrort. * . White SoJC &, A's S OAKLAND CHKA~O Pn llP\ 111 DH 2u Bo<'.Ne •u ("1°U 0' J( n\>11"'!' 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M~t• 4, Plratr1 S: Kcvm Mttchrll homered and drove in three runs and Sid Femandet combined with two rehevt'rs on a tour-hitter a~ New York txat P1mburtth Cab• 14, CardJoal• %: Kctth Moreland hll a three-run homer. capping a nine-nm explos100 m the s1Jtth inning that camt'd Chicago over (\1 Lout!> Padru 4, Braves 1: Marie Thurmond pitched a three-hiller and druvt' 1n all four San Du~go runs with .i single and a doublt' as the Padres defeated Atlanta Red• 7-1. Giant• 3-3: Dave Parker homered, doubled and drove an three runs and Pete Ro\C0S two-run }nple ke)ed a three-run ninth mning that helped ( inc1nnat1 beat San Francisco 1n the fimgameoftheirdoubchcader r hC' (11ant~ won tht' nightcap as 1.on<,e<: utive ~u1c1de-squeeze bunts by pinch-hitter Mike Woodard and Robb> Thompson brole a l·I tic in tht' l'lt'hlh 1nn1ng * Cubs 14, C.rdlnala 2 CHICAGO (J ,,, " L~Dll Jn Snobrg 7b S~·tr lb Mort n ell t II bl b 1 l 1 6 111 • 1 7 l I 0 0 0 l.1 1 ) 1 I 1 0 4 0 I 0 1 I I 0 I I I I 0 0 0 0 4 l 1 I s ? ) 1 ? I , 0 1 0 0 0 STLOUIS Cooemen ~ MCGHCf Lenorm ct Van~v• rf Whitt rt JClerlo. ID Ownbt• P Lv~rt Oh Herr 2b PPtrrv P H\ifOll ID HNlllC. 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" ll f.J S74 San Frencltco Allan It 30 15 So4S IV> S.n Dlavo ~ Cl11Cfnnet1 ,. T1 S09 JV, 11 ,. 491 • .., ,, )) •56 •• ,., n 30 •n • EAST DIVISION New Yor~ MontrMI Ptlflt09!Pf11 t Clllcaoo St LCXJI• Plll&Ourilfl l7 lS ,. 24 15 27 D lO n 30 21 30 ~Y'• kWft HO\lt~ J . OM9W'I , Montru f 11 Ptll~ a O N-Y~ 4 Plll\Ourllfl l Chtc.avo 14. St Lout• 1 Clnc.lllNlll 7· t San Francl&eo J l S.n DltOo 4 Atlanta 1 T .. Y'1~ C1nc1nnall <Brownu~ l ·Sl et 09deW1 (H¥'111W-5•4), II PMtdelPl'I~ CK Gron 5·51 ti New Yori!. AN»uon CHI!. n Cl'lluoo CS.lldetton l ·ll et P111.purg11 Bieieell.1 •·ll. 11 Mol'ltrul CSmllh 4·41 et ~I LCXJI' ll!IUfrll 111 n HOUllOll !o.uitta1 I 1> at San D~ !Snow )•)),II HATJoNAL LEAGUE Aatnn 3, Dedlllr1 2 HOUSTON LOS ANOELU Oottn111> Hatcl'le< cf Crur rl Welker ci GDt¥11 ID l!lau rf Gern«JO l!ltllaYC CRe<'llC!l u Scot! o DSmttho .Orllbl s 0 1 0 S I 4 1 s 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 t 1 0 s 0 0 0 1 1 2 0 4 0 I I 4 0 0 0 4 0 I l 0 0 0 0 Sn111> Lenor. cf StuDC>l It MeO!cll. 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P·•rct St Anne• 1'1'vn4MY l.•N ( ., Ma""'9n .. •'11) wno' on F '" Tr>t M1c'1 0 Htc. eno Co 100 Crew 0 Kt •th ' Kru•l'le<' I I Htwe ' 1 l 'nv!Htf 1 anollon ~ ~ IASKliTBALL 1 0 I I , l , •1 I I 0 ) 0 0 I I 1 I 0 , 0 1 l 0 1 0 1 0 I 0 ' 0 0 I 0 I 0 I 0 ' D 1 1 0 I 0 I 0 D l 0 I 0 I ClfV of fffwpet't ... cf\ Melldl Y 6 2 alMI unci.t Jhlon1no Bue kt!\ JOM Het'!rv Cullff'I LH I Stt r>ttl Toucl\t •ou GDC llettfs T cx>tl #.-neeY CCC OM"9fl T tttfd Strine T Wer O.va, (hOYH Tf\t r.rov•• CV' Cou ieu LM lh.,. ltAl Ttwr"'4MY"'• aa DMWll C.1u~. rooh Ira•• a unnv I C[!O 0¥"•''¥ Le.,, W"'' ~ r rttnchl•• 1 rone>"'" MUH I 0 l 0 I 0 0 I 0 I 0 I l 0 I 0 I 0 0 I 0 1 0 1 ' 0 ~ l ) ) , . t \ I ~ 1 , ' ' • 4 s • 2 T 1 t ' 1 s ' ' • Ill 0 T 3 . ' ) 1 , 1 , . • ' • . ' I l ' . Orengo Coatl DAIL y PILOT /Monday, June 8, ' ... ,y Kiiie 4 S14 Jwtvn "111 U74 JIN Crlltttt .t,ln JoftY --IN! ' SI> •ot1e .,.,.. •.m S.llVQull'lllllU7S .. Merta fllltutr11·0ll "'" Nrtv lt!IJ U71 ow·~ J.570 Judy lllL•·kml ),570 Muffkl SNnc.r·D.rtn l.$70 Kim ltlltlma11 J,Ofl J-altlOCJl >.097 Oii> ltldtarel l.0'1 Llurlt ltlnlo.tr Utt JanS1~u•1 AllUICO Hlkaoe 2,J3S klldr• ,aimer 1. »5 J411tet Anctenon l.llS Ab MlfM 2.ll5 Nl llC'I' lltUbln 2,)35 aotlln Watton 2.»S Holl• Stecy t .ll5 ,.., ,.,..,.,, 2..l>5 Kttnv fl'Otl ..... t ll 2.»4 ,., 1't AMe·Mel'lt P'elll IMO L•urtnHowtlMO Cf'ltf\ JOMton I.MO MlndY~tUIO ,.,1111t1uo l.MO r.-n·1•·n , .. , ..... ,. ,.., .. '1•12 n-n·n·n n ·n·1..,1 ,.,..,., .. ,, n -1•·11·11 1~·n·n-n 10-1'-n ·n 71 11 n 10 nnn11 ,. ,.,.,, 11 , ,.,,,. 7HHJ-n 11-n -n -16 16-12-n-16 7S-74·72·7' n ·n-n 11 nn n n n·n 74 n n·15-rt·14 ,.,,,._,2-14 1S-17-n ·14 , .. , .. , .. ,4 1'-lf)on-n ,..,,.,, ... 1s-.,.n-11 n-u 1s-n ,,.,, • .,.75 14-15-1$-TS ,..,,...,..,5 nn-11-n Na A ll'LA YOP,_ ~..,...ICWft (lftt 9f lft'tll) HOUSTON VS. M>STON 1!1011on 112, HOOllOft 100 l!lcnton 117, HOUllOO tS Hoo1l0<1 I°', l!lott0<1 104 l!I0\100 106 HCXJ\lon 103 HCXJllon 11 l, 90\IOll 96 l!lcnton 114, HCXJ\lon t7 Uloilon win• Mrla1, 4·21 c.mc. 114, lltedletl '1 HOUSTC>ft 1'71 -McCrav 6· ll 4·6 16. S111T1ot0n 4·11 0-0 •• Olaluwon .. 14 1·10 "· Lloyd S-11 2·2 12. lltelel S· 13 2·2 12, WlotlM 2· 7 0·0 4, PaterMn 1·6 1·2 3, LM Ya41 2·6 7·2 7 Htrrls )·S 0·2 6, ElllO 3·) 0-0 6, McDowell I l 2·2 • Weft-o-o 0-0 O Tote!\ ll·n 20-21 t7 IOSTOH (114) -McH411t 10-n t-10 2t, Strei 1·17 11-12 "· ~ 4., )•to 11, Joflnwn'S-1) 0·2 10. Al,_ 7·f 4·6 1', Wtnori H 0-l 10. Slcllllne 0-0 0-0 0, Wadn\a,, 0-1 0-0 0 Vlnc:9nt 0-1 0-0 0. Thlrdk .. 0-l 0-0 0, Kitt 0-0 7·2 2, Car1illt 2·2 0-0 4 Totals 41 ·1l 29 • ..-114 Sar't .. OU.rt.n HOu\ten n u 2:1 »-" l!lolton • 7' 2' l7 ,,_I U ThrM·PCMnt 110tll-lllrd 2, Al,_, Lat.,.. FOUied out-N-Raoounot-Houston SA (()le- IUWOll ))) l!lotlOll 61 (8 1rd. Ptrfall )I) Al lll ll-HOUllO" 21 (lttld •l. l!lollon )0 (llrd 121 Total foul\-+loullon 26. l!lollon 21. Tec:llnl• ca11-HCXJ\lon 11119•1 df'len... HCXJllOtrracU<la, '7 bonito l yaflowfeli, l cod. 2 halft>ut, 1't catlco 11111. ltt '9nd IMIH, Sl2 rnec•erel, 3 ~ue _.ell 1 wllltt Ml 1110 1 ·~. l KVlcllll OANA WHAAI' -lJ t>otll, n1 •llllWM'• 112 !Min. I trl-11'11 1 fleltt>ur. l "'""' ... Illas '3 rodlfilll llS medtarel, l6 ,,_,..,d 1• Kuiplll, 4' lliut o..-cll, f7 ml~neou. 1 cet>eron ....... ~ SUNDAY'l A8SU\.n 'L ,,.. .. ., ............. ~, 111an •.e._ 1 "'"°"" Al'IWlc.an Lltlon (Mcennl 7 00 UO 2 • ftlllno CllUl'll C~Ytl llO uo AmanoltltrWottwr (Velentu.tal ue 1'1IM' 1 !22 ' llCC»fO Uc.a. ' ~ ,.edllev (li.dt) "'.. ,Iver (Slblllt) Crntel TttMt (A,._) Tlrnt· 1"1t 2 1UO UO S.00 100 7.IO uo tJ OAIL Y DOUIU <l-t l .,.14 '11 20 T=C•. 6 MIOnol 90ld T (Ori .. ) L40 UO UO Htefl T (Plnc.w Jr l 620 S«I PowtrlYI e, .. ,,._._._, l 40 Time l.IU • ., •XACTA l1 ·7J Mid 161111 llOUaTM aACI. I If 16 m11t1 on turt s.Mv'• I .... llladtl lUO UO UO Ell'll*'.-,., Non• cv_,_., 1• oo 111 oo .,.Wied (~l) '.10 Time 1.AU U •XACTA <li•lOJ 119ICI &*00 P'WTM llAC._ • ""'- C-Fw ,._ (sntmli.rl • 00 3 tO 2 IO ........ C-teta llladtl s 40 J 40 OMv Ft<tOrtlt ~' 10. .. nouuave> Joo TlrM lil.l t.S IJtACT A (4· Sl IMlkl ltO 00 SIXTH llACI. 6 futltn91 Nor"llllfn VM/lf (Ottlu~•Y•l Moftdanll• (TioflarnJ Mlclnlof'll COClltell (N\cCerr0<1J Time-1'111 d •XACTA Ct-ll N iel UI 00 SIVINTN aACI. Ont mitt uo HO 2IO ltO >OO uo Mutary (Harnandtll 11 to 10 20 UO ,. ....... Dancar (Shotn\tll(I!') u o uo Arc.adlus Co.llf'louuav•> '40 Time 1:)53 U IXACTA (4·71 Hid ~lSI 00 U l'ICK SIX (2· 1· 11+t·4) otlcl SH,307 40 lo IOI.Ir wlMlllO lk:ket1 (6 hOrlM) Conaoiatlon Pick $111 119111 SHf 20 IO -llc.llet (S l!Orwtl llGHTH •ACI. 1 .. rnl'" on tun Lt Koumll (Slt>lllt) I to 2 tO 2 40 E11rai>adt JS'-'lalltfl 1 to ~ Tu OodOt (McCarron) 3 00 Time l 4S4 -.....,, U •XACTA 14·6> Pl•d &32 <Kt' NINTH lltACI. Ont mile Kunto CClsner01l Oltmolc ••noo (McCar•onl Double Defldt (P1ncay Jr 1 Time 1.36 A 1000 600 uo ''° 4.0 HO U l'XACTA 16-21 Hid S2f2 SO WMktftdtrwad*• au•a•u Amtl1cM ....... KANSAS CITY aov Au.-Ple<ltel Maril Gulll<re, pltefllt. on ll'lt 15--dlv dlwbleel Ptl Cafltcl UC> Dtvld c-. e>ltdlar, lrom Omt~ ot '"' Amerle;an AUOC:ltllofl. MILWAUKEE BlltEWElt~ ll'lt contract of 1!100 Mc<:lurt. PllOICll', to the Monlrffl E11tt0t OAKLAND A'~ JoeCNlll Al\Cluler, PllCMr, Oil IM 1S'111Y dl\.tbled Nst ....... L.....-CINCINNA Tl lltEDS.-ActlvtlOd MarlO SOtO pttclltf, from '"' dtwbled dtt Sant Tom It unntfl\, lnflelder. to Denver of the Amtf'lcan Auoclttlon Signed Eddie r.u11en .... caldter. Tom Novik aNd Cl\Ud< Md'tcldan pltc;hln. end &rel W1•1amtoll, oulfleklar PlTTSl!IUaGH "1aATES.-•ctl1ttlad ~ Rol>ln\Oll, PllO-Senf JoM o.uon. Pitcher, lo HtwaP of the Pec:lflc Coul L- COl.UlGIE FAtRFIEL~mad Mar'<t A"" P11111I et· •1&1tnl womtri'\ 111 ... lllMI• Co.cPI Stars end two major regattas IJ AIM 1N'!I ABEY ~ ............ / MARINA OE.l: ID -Ca1itC>nUa Yacht Oub •w a host or Star Bolt saili.nt Fnday, Saturday and Sunday 'With t•o m.;or rep nu invol I.be OJympiccla Fifteen boats turned out for the Kina of Spain Trophy repua which conJuded Friday and 24 boats were OD the line for the Blue Star District V Championship which •ou.od up Sun· da . . {¥inner of the Kina of Spain was Mark Reynolds and hit crew Hal Hanel 6-om San Dieso Yacht Oub. Runner-up wu the team o( 8C'D Matchcll Jr.-Bill Stump, California Yacht Oub: tJurd wu Sceve GoWd- BiU Keller. St Francia Yacbt Oub; fourth was Marun Mcl..auahlio-Oave McAlly, South Coast Conothian Yacht Oub. and fifth was Barton .Beek and bu son Chuck; Newport Beach, saihof for C'YC. · W1nner o the Blue Star cbam- p1onsh1p 10 a Oeet of 24 boats was Vinoc Brun and crewman Huao Schriner, San OJqo Yacht Cub. Runner.up was Mark Reynold$, SDYC, wuh Henry Sprquc of New- port Bach U crtW, third WU lohn Dnscoll-Mike Blythwood, SDYC; foun.h was Steve Gould.Bill Keller St. FYC. &Dd fifth was Ben Mitchells Jr ·Bill Stump. CYC. Cannibal .m. race Cannibal, c:o-skJppe1't:a~ Bettie and C.A Denvu, Lona YICht O ub. was the Class A winner in the race from Cabnllo 8eacb to Newport Beach on the fim lea of 8ahJ.a Conothian Yacht 0116's RC"tnie Ar&osy The Saturday race was from Cabnllo Beach Yacht Oub, co- sponsor of the race, to BCYC. Results of the Sunday race from Newpon to Cabrillo Bea.ch were oot rel)Of1Cd Saturday's results: CLASS A -l Canrubal., 9cttic and C.A. Dcrivu, Lo~~ YC; 2. Ambush. Tom Welsh, · o Beach YC; 3. Scandalou.s. W.R. Corrin, Little Stups Aect CLASS B-I. B Gato Gordo, Fred Mahaylo, Alamitos Bay YC; 2. Fan- tasia, Lccbutrncr-Brisson, SeaJ Beach YC, 3. ObteSSlon, Ball Apps, Voy-aaen YC CLASS C -Beaker. Doug Tcuhe, Balboa YC, l Scapatta. Ron Hildreth, CBYC. -I -------TOMORROW'S RESULTS TONIGHT S-thwtMUq.,.. ~&Wilt()ll Spire'1 Hotbor & Goe•le1 St•tetlretlMn Z'lnd ' Newport 1911> & Pomona fha ,.,..,., Foo,_.,. & 8o~e• Thrifty Horbor & fotr u s. , .. , Offk1 Hotbo1 & Adomt '2100fOI......., Vliot• °"'• 19!1> & 111oc- Van• 17th & Or<Jn99 Laguna hoch . ......._ .. 700S c--...., . .,,._. .... C.rown VW., & No\au411 Orange Covnty's only stock marlutt closing p rices will b'1 available in fhe Doily Pilot at fhe following StJl«ted storttS and MWS rocks. Why wait vntil tomorrow when yov cin /ind ovt tonight on fhe strHt no later than 6:00 pm. Store owners who wont the late stock editions call ... Single Copy Soltts Director at 642-4321. Huntington &.ach ,...._, Oo~&w~,,.,....,. . ...... ocU1...nt&~ °'"""t A~&~ Slonc'he~*' A~&~ Hllriif1111,..._I leoctl& Talbefl .... , ... _I Boho Chica & He<I Liquor9orn Maqnoloo & Adam• Uct-Uq-C.Olo-.-t ' w.,...., Lurliy Moftreh l\ol.o O.co & ~I ~tlonto & ~loo Mr I L.iqver Warrw• & Paulo< Cooot Hwy ··~· t~-•&w.,,,,.. ~Go··~ 11oko Cll<o & w- • 1-0.ven (~., & Mcfodd9f, Svnnw~ar fl<oolllvnt & "'-~ us P ... Offlc. 674 w-~ & ,Q(tfK C-t+wy ""'Jf'fo&~ "-.... ~-·""IQOaieA..la & E .... W•-c.-~w,.. .... ,~~ ---' ··caJlfornla. once a leader In vlrtua/Jyeverycategoryofprogres_~lve· state government. Is now no longer much better t/Jan average. L Gucs1 ~o~_TORIAL Ne\'1ermind the excuses; buckle up that seat belt Man~ of us look at sakt) 1bclts the "a) }oung children view Brussels sprouts . We kno" the ~ 're good for us. But we. a'Yo1d tht·m anyway . ~ While 85 percent of Amencan motorists bcht•w satet1 belts sa\.e lives. fewer than 20 percent ofall dn\.ePi in tl11s countf) buckle up. A.s a result. traffic accident<., continue to kill more than 45.000 people each year and senously injure another I 7 mtlhon About 65 percent ofthe'>e deaths could be pre" l'ntt•d 1f everyone buckled up Pre" en ting unnecessar} tratlic deaths and tnJune\ I'> the goal of "Make It Click -Buckle Up," the Nauonal Safety Council's annual campaign lo promott.· public awareness and use of safet} belts The premise of"Makc It Cl1<.k" 1c; to "mah 1t s uck" -to encourage dnvcrs and passengerc; to develop a buckle-up habit that will conllnUl' l'\ en after the campaign has ended Thl' pt:nod run\ during the "JOI cnucal da1s of summer." from Mc.:monal Da) weekend to Labor Da\ v.cekcnd. whl·n tralfa: fatalJt1cs arl' heaviest. · Today. all 50 c;talc\ and thl' D1st1ct of Columhia requ1_re safety restraints for ~oung children l ""ent)-fivc states (including California) and the D1stnct of Columbia have passed mandator. sakt~ belt use law<. and simtlar leg1slauon 1s pending 1n other states 't ct despite leg1slat1ve inittaqves. a ma111ntv ol .\mcntan\ still fails to fasten tho\c ~Its tl\.'forr taking to the road. Young children Lan be lrcatt'c ~hen the) don't want to eat their Brus\eb sprout'>. E\tu-.c.:-. rangt· from "I'm not hungry" to "The dog ate them'" When 11 comes to safet) belts. adult-. are no k\\ inventive: "Seat belts are uncomfortahk ' 'Tm onlv making a short tnp." "(can't C\Cape from the.: <.ar If J°rll strapped in," and thl' popular ·11·s nuhod) \ husinl·s-. but mine.·· Between I ~.000 and 16.U{I() rx·opk "hn U\l'd \Ul h excuses on our nation's streets and h1gh\.\:l\ s la'>l 'car might be alive toda) had the\ taken Just \I\ '>l'tond\ l<~ buckle up The I. 7 m1ll1on v. ho sutlen.'d disabling 1n1um·' might ha\e sun nc.:d \.\llh lesser inJuncs had thn listened to the facts •A person 1s about.°!.) times more hkcl) to tx· fatal!~ JnJUred 1f thro""n from a 'chicle than it ins1dc.: and buckled up •SeHnt)-fi' e percent of sa1ous and tatal tnjunes occur Iese; than 25 m1k\ from home. Fatal1t1es involving non-belted occupanh hd\.C hcen recorded a-. low as 12 mph In a 28.0C>O~\. ch1clc stud\ ""1th \pceds up to 60 mph. no fatal111r\ ""ere recorded to ~lled occupants •E\.cn in a IO\'<-Specq rra~h the furu·c; an\.oht·d make 1t 1mpoc;~1blc for an}one to a\ 01d cunta<:t '-"Ith thl' vehicle mtcnor which ultimately rcsulh in l!IJUf\. •\t the moderate c;pced of ~O mph. an auto collts1on would throw occupantc; forv.:ard w11b a lorn· l'qual to ~11 t1nH·-. their body weight •Each lime you hucklr up. you 1nL rc.:a'>t' '!lur chances for living b~ 7() pcru:nt It takts av.. ht k for~ ou ng ch 1 lurc.:n t• i al u·pt Hru"t'>d'> sprouts. But the.:~ gel u\ed to thl'm I he\ n: good lnr thl'1r health. lt ma~ take )uu a while· 10 .11.:1.:epl 'akt' bdh Hut the~ 're worth gelling used to f hl·~ 'n.: good Im \tlllr Ille EDITOR'S NOTE: Tbis guest editorial Kas Kr1tte11 by tbe National Safety Council. Laguna f es ti val should be year-round extravaganza Io !hr ( dit.l,jl I \l'r\ \\'<If 1h• JI t>11dg.:1 11111\' 1111 Ill' Ul\ '•I l.1)(11fl.1 tk,tlh lhl• f r'll1\ :il 111 .\rt' \ l'.1gean1 111 1tw \1.1\ICr\ flUI \ in \ \1 ht•d111l-d \Upl'r lr.una 1~·ar1t·r i.:r I he k\li\411 n r""'•rm11uth1ng II\ "lot tom line Ith' 111 ~hm' tht• < ti \ unCtl h(1v. 11\ r('IU,JI to rc:duu.· thl' l"nt v.tll h.1nkrnp1 thC' IC',tn.11dn,t·11 >UI of lo\\ n .111d rlungl• I ht• l ll ~ ,tnd •'•l"f°'"'nt' d\t" 1nt11 11-.c·,11 dl\a\lt"I r n V. 1111 h,1\ Ix-en .1 \l,tnd.Hd prop I tht· lc:-c,11,,11 \o m,tn\ 11mt•\ 1h.1t \t•n 1h1• nt•l\l' mpatht'lll of le-.11,al 'Miron\ art• bt·p.1nn1ng tu \l't' tht• r;nnl 1hrc:ad .tncl thc: old Jdagl' .1hu111 tigurr' don 1 he hut liar' do tiguri·' ht·rnml"'> dll the n10rt· 'l\1hlt' thr11u11.h 1 lh: lt'\11 \.ti ' 1raMf)iHt"n1 \ II the IC'\lnal ""·" rc:;ilh . thl' n111·prenl'unal fount 11 d.11m' 1u ht.•, hr grr<•I po1c:n11al ol tht• k\11,,11 11,roumh ;ind l<1ultl1t'\ tan ht· lt"l\lt•ad 11 .1 1hn·t·-m11nthc, limited 11111:1,111on 1 12-month ongoing entt.·rprl\e' that ,,,111t1 knd much needcd ln·d1hil1I \ 111 I .1gunJ ·, 'ma8r "'an art 1 nl11n Hov. 1 .1n \hie, he done'' for ht.·~1n ORANGE COAS l Daily Pilat 1w1' !l1 r huhhk tlw I 1\111 • B11 \• I (Clfl\l'llJng II 111 .Hl ,11l V.l,tlht1 p~r lorming .1n1, 1 c111c·1 1< 1th .111 1J1t1m.u ~ th.it "11u ld a11r,1c I 111 rtw 111und \.\111 Id 1.tnlo.1ng 'h""' 0 01' 11nl\ ,1\ 111 .1hle in I "' \n)o' I ' 1111 thl other r11n1 lllOnlh\ lhl It \I ' 11 \nil\.-lk.td .ii \(',I v.1th no <1pprr ,hk 111t11111t nor ul111r:il 'alu1'' C nn,crl tht• C\l11 h111011 g111un11\ mto -.c.·1111-pcrm.1111•111 ,1rtl\l\ \Hiik 'hop·gallcna\ fc1r \hn"' Ul\tnl( .1 good fl'f)fC-.Cnl.111111) (11 Ill<' p111h'\\lllll.1I m.i'h~" nm" ~1ng markctcc.J 111 lht \maic.w v.rst'\ 11 knov.kdg1·1l .111 ,.1ln l <'ntt•r rciv. 11n l .. 1 < ll'nt·ga Houlr\ard v.1lh holh 111 1olkg1· .1r1d h1vh \( h1111I \llllk111 .1pprl'OIH c \( ht1l· M<oh1ps 1nt1·gra1t·d u111kr tht• h',11,.11 1mpnm.ttur r hc<.c dfl """ .1 fl'\I, 11! !ht' ~ 1.1hk .11lt·rn.\11vc' J\ail.1hk 111 1111· 1c .. 11~.11 ~·11.H.IOIC'Cd lo ~t'tfl hnlh lilt' l ll) ,111d 1h1· lt'\IJ\al v.11h 1n111n11· hnnnd drc.1111,, hut .1lo;11 tc1 rc,urr1't I I 1g11n:i 1; l,11kd rnugc a' an .irl ,olon\ ,,_. lhll E0>•0< TOfft Telt MA O•I)() f OI B~I c I 'i lt<lPl'I~<. I ~1l(llOJ lk.11 h "OMf'ftafJ Chwdlman C.0->l•C...... ~ i.OW1L Ceti~ PIQl1ll( !l(lf MAMl)tl' T erTJ IC end .. c .. Ullllk')tl MllrlAQ'l' I I 0 . 1 IEJEVE VE 8ETTfR TR'i )QJ ~ A SAL! II -FREf DIET'! ... New gadgets irresistible at least until backlash When everyone copies latest item. consumer s rebel I he.rt .Ill' I hunt h ol rx·11pk ""ho " lhn .tll .tn) good .11 Jll Jrt' \l'r\ h1ghh p.11d 111 \ll around and lhlfl~ 1111 nl'\4 ~.1dgl'I' lhj\ \OU v.on I he.· .1hlt• lll ll'\1\1 \on\\ tlllll''i thl') d1• thl\ h\ \C1"1• h111111g 1-..111·x1\t1ng gadgt'l\ \1111>n1ot tht \l"r\ tir\t of lhl\ \!lit ol g.1dgr1 \\t'fl' O\l'n 11111t'f\ .ind l lot i.. r .id ltt\ I '''1dl\ rrnwml'l\:r n)\ hr\t 1·n l h 1111 1t·1 -.. II h ,, d11d. rad111 I h.1d ,1n unck IAh CJ '-'il' l'\lH'lnl'I\ hard tn '"11>.r 1111h1 m111111ng. o111<l ~a' U\ualh lulC' l11r ""T~ hc.·l.tU\l' nl 1h1<. quirk l >11 'l'll lo Jl'\pt·ra11un h~ the IJt I lhal I ht• h •UdC\I .tl.1rm d1)( lo. had nn '1\1 hlt- t"llt"C't ur.nn h1-; o;lumhcr he.-hnugh1 om 11l 1h,· lir'>t cine\..: rad111., I h" uni: h.td d fl'tt'Pldl.k 1n th1• b.ll ~ ot 11 c;o \11u could plug in an l"ln lrtl l"ffce· pol .inti h~ 1h1· 11mr \11u \\lf"C' up and ahout \11u1 1olkr \\cHtld Ix· pc:rt..ing av.J\ Stru, k h\ 1mp1ra1111n hr pluggnl J ~potltghH\J">(' lamp into thl' a'ccpla· ell' 'o that" hrn the rad111 "'t n1 oil 11 turm·d 1h1t' him tnd l'\l'nhm . .f\ l'l'l w11hin .1 thn·t·· 11.Hl' hi· ll k .Hl'J I q ·n 1h11ugh I V.J\ hlmln out of hc.·d h\ h1' • 11n1rar11on l'.tch mnrning. l"m BILL HARVEY glaJ thJt 11 v.orkt•d "'lt"<:~ r<1dlO\ h:l\l' ol UlUr\e heuun1· a H'r' 1111pnrtan1 pan of our li\l''> °'' l.ir ·" 1ndu'tr\ "a' lOn l rrned hown t'r then· wa-. thl' proh· km 1ha1 "'hL·n l"\ 1·r. htxl\ had one. ,,tit•' d1t•d 1111 I flrn lllUld we he tt·mptl·d 111 hu\ .1 nt·-.. 1 lo<'k radm he.· fllfl' lht• nld llOl' \lo llfl' llU t"' \1mrk ·\dd .11111ther )Wugt·t I hu\ '-'ii' horn Jill' tlod-rad10- ll'kph11m It n·Jlh "f'lk·"·'"' II• he av.akcnt."d h1 mu'll 1n tht• morning and 11 the rhonc ring<> during 1h1· night tht•re·, no I um hit ng ;irou nd ' ou can ~c 11 h\ the: gJov. lrom lht• dill k dial :-.;ot rcalh a had idea Thing' l•'" he.· 1:1rnnl ln(I l.ir, hnv.l'' t'r I h1· olht•r da\, I \,iv. J t l<x. k· rJdto·ll'l1•ph11nl··tl•k\ 1\lon \11nwh11v. 1 ran"t face ht.•1ng ·'"'·1~· l ncd h' T h1· Munc.lrr<> I h1°\t' gadgi:tc:t·r-. art· 1111 our'l' n111 ltm11ed 111 nnn1ng ur v.11h ncv. l'kllron1(\ r al..e th{' ca<.l of lo"'· 1 atone I\ d1nnt•r\ f rl'mt:ml'x-r tht• f1r\t nnl''>. and lhl' thin!( 1ha11mprl'\\t'd nw mmt wa' tht· fat 1 1hat thn "'l'rt" nwn: l'\J">('O\IH' 1h.1n lht• regular J v dinner\. \omc h11v. tht· th1nk-1anl.. had romc up with .1 "'") 111 lhitrgc more for tdk1ng \OITI('lh1ng -lalont:'i -OUI IO'tlcad of adding something Then there arc diet soli dnnk\ The first unes v..ere JU'it the regulJr soft dnnks made v..1th 'Wltchann instead of sugar Then came olhN belier tasting 'iUgar \Uh')tl!Uteell'> the lx'>t 1s invanahl~ copied hy othcr manufacturers, prctt) \oon all that\ 3\ ailablc 1s the c:\alt ..ame produt 1 under d11Tcrcn1 names People rdX'I and somt·onc who') a)tutc: Lan rc:ad the coming rebellion and makt• a lot of monc~ \uth a thrng 1\ hapf'll"n1ng on the Ea't ( oast nght nov.. T hl"~ ha' e a nev. prod ut t ca lied Joh ( ola Rcalh foll Cola no1 onh ha\ Jll ol lht• '>ugar ~ou find 1n a n:gul.ir tol.1, hut 1~1ce the caffeine 11·, in l(reat Jemand and rumor ha' 11 that two glasse5. full "'Lil keep' ou a wale tor 4!< hour' ( ramming lOllcge 5.IUlknt' and long-haul lrutk dmers lme thr ,tu ff Based urxm 1h1) rebel hon lal tor. I ha'e a l111le gadget that\ going 111 make me nch 11 requm·'> no halll"rll'\, and has nu plug. It\ not operated h' tomputer chips and dnc'>n I comt• 1n decorator colors You tan talk lO 11. hut 11 won't anc;wcr It ha'i 1v..o kt''>'> on the hat k 1h.11 arl· manuall' v.ound It tell' ~ou v.h!ll 11mc 11 "·and 11 nng'> a hell "hl'n 1t\ ttm1: to gl'I up It''> 1hi: v..a\e ol thc: future It's called an alarm dcx~ Columnist Bill HarvtJ livt't lo Huntington Beacb Californians tacitly accept erosion in public services II 1111 re h,1, t>c l.'n ~"' m~·"a!lt' rnud 1 k'' .1 1L·.1l 1,,11c 111 tlw poht1lal .11np.11~•n\ \'he,,,. llf\I pha\I.· l.l\I I 11\'\d,I\ II\ 1111p11\\1hk lo JI\ IOl' \\.c h.1\t' thl \rJmpuJ,ory all-tan· 'd1<l.111· Ho\!" li11<I lovalt) oath ('Do \011 n11v.. or did \OlJ ever give aid and 1111111111 I In th1· I h1rl JU\llll'""t \\ 1 ha\!' h.ul I om Hradle' pl;n 1r111 '"''<"dll·d11111 tu <·1·urgt• IJt'u !..1111.:1i~rn\ I v..1Tcllnk1· \\ 1• h,1, l' h.1J J \lrtng 111 Hr· p1il1l1t ,1n\ 1'.tlh \\JV.IOI.( thal hl' Ill \hl' " th~ lrur\I ,tf'Ht\lk nf Ronald kt'.tg;tn Bui pol1l1lal d~hJll' lherr ha' t'll·l•n nonl' . \.\ h.11 rn.1k1•, that p.trt" ularl~ un· l11rlun.1ll' I' lh,11 on lhl\ tht• c1ghlh """" l'l\Otn. 111 the pa\\age ul Prop- 11,1111111 I~ ll 'clcar1·r than ever that V.. l' .ll l' .lllpw tnll, ou r\l"lve\ to \ltp I 0111,1 \1111111 /('rO•\IJJl1 f'lllli!IC'i tn Wh1Ch V.t' rrg:m1 tht' C'!IP' "t'"•t' placed on c,talc '1x·nt11ng .ind la\C\ nmrt: a\ lav..<; of n.111111· 1h.1n 11! man \, a reo;ult, < .1ltforn1.1. 11nu· a leackr II\ virtual!) 1'1·n l ,1ll'g1,n. <•I rrogrc,o;1vc: c,tatt· tto' 1•rnmr11l " no"' no lunger mud1 ht llt•r 1h,1n a' t•rage < on\!dt•r \t1m<' numbero; In a <ktc1ek C .1li111rn1.i onn rcgartlC'd J\ amnn~ thr m11\t prngrC'i'>I' l' statt•\ in 1h1· ~1111n1n . ha'i drnp~d lrom \l\th to I ~1h in 1x·r·l'11p1lJ puhht' <,pending. Imm 14th 1t1 ~9th 1n \pending pt·r SI f)(JO 111 i11.·r.,onc1I 1n\·omc II 1111" \pt·ncl' It-\\ 1h.u1 the• na11onal a'rralw lor c.uh child 1n 11s puhht' '11 hool' -11,1;1nt1'26th 1n the nation 1n th.11 \.w·gor. ht'IY..t't'n Ohm und T 1'\,1\ It \l,1ndc. I M1h 1n thr nation 1n v.ha1 11 '>J'IC'tHJ\ '°"'"1 l<lp11a for ht·allh ,1111! h°'p11al\, t1nd annrd1ng to nn<' '''I 11f< cn\U\ Kun:au data. 1sdt'ad la,1 1n rx·1 -c ap1t11 \pending for h1ghv..a\\ -tflCill\\AYS r~<>p1lt' a 20 pt>r- l Cnt population rnncasc. ( ahfnrnia\ I 'll'llJ ~ c,lat<' budget. in (OO\tant cl11llor-. v. 111 h<' ulmoi;t prcci~h "'hat II 'Ail\ Ill JIJ!(f).R I \II 111 thl\ htl\ nc ('Urrt"tl in 3 \l:llt' glim lll~h J)Ul II -llllll h ul ,, Ill he.· rral111'll through lhl· m11\t amh11111u' f)rngr.1m 11! puhlit \l'f\ Ile\ e\er dn1\t·J 111 \thool\. 1n park\, 1n free\\ a''· 1 n cnormou\ watt•r pr<>Jt'tl), .tnd rn thl· mo'll di"l'f\C' and JCl'C\'llhll' \y\tcm of h1ghn t•dutat1on e"l"r UC'.lll'd l\1ud1 ol 11 tn ht· wrt•. I\ <.1111 1n place ( ahl11rn1a ll<I\ not }l't 11l:comi: \.11\\l\\lflP• rht• I 1n1Vt"r\11\ ol (uh lorn1a tht• llag\h1p qf that wundt•rlul l'durn1i11n \\\lt·m. " .1liH· and well. am.I twin~ lrC'all·d grandl) b> the g11,crnor .ind lhl' ta,paH·r-. Thank' m1HCtl\l'f. lo ll)\l·t>l·ll\IOg pr<l\ i\lon\ plated 1n s!Ute law (lroni· call) l •• , part nl a poht1cal deal ht-tv.ct·n ft·g ... 1a11H' l>l'mocrato; and then (111\ Ronald Reagan. who thought 11 Y..Ould \J\(' mone). Cah· fnrn1a 'iltll trl'JI\ '''"'elf are r('t 1pien1s hc.·tter th;in an>, other r.tate Rut the rnmrnunit} rnlkgc ') ;,tem. ontc a na1111nal model lnr cducallonal ol)p<>rtunll). 1' a \ham hie,,! political ln<'kp11 v.11hout clear ml\\lon and v.11h unLt·nain aradC"mic !>tandard'I tht• publlt schools are overcrowded. 1nd10t•rentl) lunded and. in most mra<;urt·s of per1ormantl' ju~t hard}' !l\rrage On '>omc.-mea<iurC"s, af nc.o1rlv all o;ummer "hool program' { ahfornra rank'I among the wnr<;t It 1\ New frr~> .ind I cnnc<i\C'e that :11 c leading lht• cduql11on-rcform mo,cml'nl 111 1hi~ t·ountry. not C ah for111a I hl' ta\-\UI ll'\C'r 1\ gont\ hul nu one 1n 1h1uamp!l1~n 1c.rH'n men11on· ing 11c. monumental lona·tc:r m l'Octh. muC'h IC'\<idu1ng:inythingatxlut 11 lt't; n1)J mcreh th:il C 1torgc Dc.-ukmc11an 'itttdfA ti \> tut\ '"fu~ 14, grant ta, 1nl.'rt:\'<''. hut that -a genrrally h1ahcr level of puhhl '><"f' ICC\ ti no tonier C:\C'n lln l\\Ue. ('\l':O amon& hhcral Demo\ral' PETER SCHRAG m.ik1ng an t'i'iue ol the lund1ng tx1111 in v.h11 h C alsforn1a has placed 1t~lf 1 h1-. <;tatc\ poltucal lcaderc; arr treating Propoc;111on I I and 11-. ofT. 'pnng. the (1ann ~pending hm11\ enacted in I 97Q as 11 the\. were 1mmutahk -There's no douht that the pas\age of Propos111on I"\ rellectrd a large and ongoing demographic shift -from a 'ilatc of upwardh mobile fam1he' v.1th school·agc children to one 1ncrcasingh dommatC'd by middle· a~ed and cider(~ voters only mar· g1nall) (and oltc:n ncgat1veh I interested 1n thc c;chools and other public sen IC('\ that Propos11mn I ' and Gann lU1"1a1I fhe resulti~cut 1n 5ervu:t' almo\t lCrtainly will lead to an eucerhalron of what'' hc111g called tnltr gcncrattonal politics -in this 'lt41tc: hctween the growing number of elderly whites, and those (1ncreas1ng- I) black and Hic;pan1l) resident\ dependent on thC' \late'' pubhc <icr· \.ICCS But dtx·~ 1t reall) have to be thl\ wa}? The((' 1' no necd to rt'peal Propo<;1tmn I\, but that needn't make all 11s pro\i 1~ion~ and all 1t'\ proacn) \anosanct On the contnary thtrt'r, a rnrro\1 ve danger 1n tacit acceptanct, particularly ill.'Ccptance by hhcral\, of lhe rcro-,um idea. It millcs 11 t.tsv for the SOVCmOr tO ~}. ll\ he hlS \('VCraJ 11mc'\ 1h1s year. that he'd hkc to 11vr 1ht ~hool\ morr niont>y, but thal the Gann hm1t\ prl"H~nt him. Don,...., VI'( f JllOI T-Cleftln ·~l~!O< Cr ... tMff $fiotll """°' HowlWd flllll*lUJ Mll•~lllTIQ l>t•KI "9oor...W LttflJ 1 ")() OU fl( I ()I ' 1hu1 , Ki:IH'r.11i1111 ago wa' dC"\Cr1ht·d. ·•¥11 dr\1 r1hcd 11-.clf. J'> a plate of IUJIHllllC'd J')O'l\lhlhllC''i -thC' 'i<k:l<'I)' til thl' future ,,., mnN' than onr v.n11.·r :-.lot :.i -.. ord Imm J nm Hradk). hardl) e'en a IAonl lrnm Rtll Honig the \talc ~U("ll'r1n1t·nde·n1 ol publtc 1nc.1nic1mn 1Aho ran w11h onlv token l)J'lPO\llton and h11J nnthtng tciln<;e fl\ How b.td do lhe road\ and \Chool\ and the.-puhhc hn,pttal~ ha\C' 10 get hcfort' we'll rrcall 1hat ~<"' don'1 ha'C' 10 be I ou"1an:\., Pt'tt'r Srir•t Ir • 1yodlretNI rol1mol1t. I ,, PETER SCHRAG colamnl•t JACK ANDERSON and DALE VAN ATTA Rights group unable to cheer 25th anniversary m eans officials continue a buses \\. \\lllN<rTON -In 1961, Bnt- "h 1.1w\l'I Pe•tt•r Benenson was c.ho<.k1·d 111 ht.n of t\.\O 'itudcn~s 1n Pur1 ug.11 v.1111 had ~t n arrested for drinking a tna\t 111 hlxrt\ at a local h.ir Hen1·mon denlkd the world m·rtkd .1 'p(°ual organ1zat1on to 1n'e,11g.;111 and pubhr1ze go"em· nwnt' '111l.111on' of human nghts - and \nllll''l' lntl·rnauonal v..as born .. \.\ 1· .ir1· .1mh1' alt:nl about the 25th ,inn1,l·r-..in.."' ~a-. lhc wn cofltm.C.!!t ol om· \mn1·'1' I n1emational official '' 'ht• C\plained 10 our assoc1ale L Ul t'lle Lagnado, 1hc !act that the or~Jn11alJCrn 'till e\1<;t" 1s hardl)' t.1u'>t' lor •l'lrbra11or1 11 means that ~"' anmen1-. .m: \llll killing. 1onur· 1n~ .,inJ h.tra\\I ng 1hcir nt11C'n' for the nwrc act of opp<l\mg or cn11c11ing lhl" rq~.1ml' rn Jl<>'"t'r I l.1\l rnnd1t10n' gotten an}' better 1n 1h1· 1.1uarter LCTltu~ that .\mne\ty ha' hc.·cn 'itubbomh calling tht" · ""orld ' Jt1en11on '10 'itate-sponsored .1hu,1•c,') ·The onl> d1ffercnct" betwc-en nov. and I% I ·· thC' .\mnest\ official \Jld "" th,11 a pcr'>on nl"cd rio longer feel that n111h1nglan bt.• doni:" h1r "h1k .\mnl.''il} lntC'rnat1onal ha\n I turnl'd ha~ k am holornust\, 11 ha' had more modest sutces!.Cs, ohtam1ng the rclea-.e of' 1Ct1mc; on an ind1\1dual ha\ls ~ htle the) pur<oue tht· indt' 1dual cac,es "'llh perwaence and c,ome \UCCC\\, thl' "Rig P1lture" 1s t 11n\tan1h (hanging through forl.eS mt'r v.h1ch the\ ha"l' no con1rot · ··11 1c. alv.a\·., d'nam1c." one . .\I \l'll'ran nplalnt·d ··\ome i:ountnc~ go up, thcn Hte) come down The)' ha"e a sharp inruknce oflorture and atiu'e tht•n lhC"n' "a rdot\allun. and Ihm 11 g1•h hat.I c1gain " OnC' reet·nt ~ 1tton v..a-; es1'le'nallv grat1l)'1ng1ou\ ltl'nntcmedl uH.-.1u l 1t·n. a Ta1v.anc<,l' km1n1c;t and H4nard L.iv. \chool graduatt' whom we wrote ahout three years ago She wa-. 1a1lcd ,1ffrr \fX'aking at a human right' ralh 111 11.11 4 and though <icnou'I' ill \ht· v.a' held 10 di:plorahk l 11ml!t1<1n of .1ppcal\ to the'.' regime that finall\ \<."Cured hL·r rC'.'ka\{'. a fcv. v.eek\ agu I nlurtun.11d\ there arr man<t more ca\l'' th11t \I ha'> bn·n "ork1ng un for H'ar' v.11huut ~ULU~'>'> The organ11atl(ln·., adm1rahk refusal to gl\e up tht• fight 1<, ahou1 all the 'u;11mc; ha\C going tor 1hcm, eventu- al!\, perhap' ti v. 111 be C'nough Hrn• arc "iomc ol \ l't'C1ah'1 1s in a labor camp for engaging in "ant1-Sov1c:1 ag11a11on aod propaganda" and "ma- hc1ous di-.ohcd1cncc ··Her cn"me wa!i that in 1977 she 1cuned the Hcls1nlo Mon11onng Ciroup, formed to check on \0\ it·t compliance with the Hel- c;1nk1 Allmd\ Shr helped to docu- ment "io' 1ct v1nla11ons and was arrt''>ted 1n 1980 \<·ntcnce five yearcar<; added to her <;entence •In \outh .\fm.a Tho1am1lc C1qwet.a 14-~car-old pre<t1dent of the \outh '\fncan Allied Workers l ninn, (Na<i arrested in Fchrual') 1985 and ha\ been hrld since then on charyc'i ol h1p.h treawn In 1981 two of h1<i relatl\e!i d1C'd 1n .. \U\PICIOU'i homC' firr A week later. pohce opcnC"d fire a1 1he1r funeral and Ciqwc1a c. fianccc wao; killed. •In V1rtnam Nguyen Chi Th1en. 5 '·ts 1ndred a hard l'U\C. He ha' ~ixnt 2' \ear\ 1n pnc;on bccau'IC he rtfu~' to c;top wnt1ng poetry He wa\ firi.1 arrested 1 n I 958 when he tncd 10 cstabh'lh a literary magu1nt in I lano1 He wa'I ~ntcnt·ed to two ye-an at hard labor for "trying to d1scrcd1t ' the regime by romantic poelry " I le ha\ been 1n and out of 1a1I ner s1m.-c At\er one 1 l year 'ltretch 1n a "rt' educat10n C"amp," he wa~ pardontd m 1978, onl) to hf. l'\"·arrc,tcd the ne~t year for \llpp1n1 a manu\Cnpt 10 a fort'lan d1plomftl E\.H tJTIVf: MEMO l he Ihm& nhout rt'\.Olv1n1 door-, 1~ that they work ho1h way\ Thouah most of the pubhC'll\ l'I about formrr aovemment offic1al'I who take job 1n tht 1ndustl"\: they've' bttn tttulat1na. •ht Nuclear Reaulatory < omm1 inn -chara,rd with m1lt1n1 ~urt. that nlH.ltar ruel plants opcrate \lfoly h;n two 11fet} <>ffic11ls who uSt'Cf to work at thc.- nucltar pl1nt'I '" \t"illo, ra One IS now a u1mnH111\lon 1n\ tor, the other 1un N JH llctn!>ma chJcf J•d Asldt'NOl!I a8' Dalt Vu Alta ar«" 1yrldJ~1ttd rol•tnol•fl. NOT1 CI l~VtTUG SEAl£0 BIOS cc-601 Notice '' "*".t>y glveft ttwl• ti. City Or:>uncl 1 of the CHy of HunH"9ton .. ecl'I C.lltornl• •I I 1 f"•c• I"'• •••I •cl bl d1 for ftle conat,.uct I oft of [d M•ftn Ina P•rk ffl fl'le Cl ty of ttunt lng1on S.ech C. I It I 1 - --• orn • ft eccQl"denc• •''" fhe plen1 and •P«lflc.atloM er1d 1peclel Pf'Ovhlon1 °" ti I• '" the otflc. of '"'• 01,.ector ot Pub I le teorks 0oc:.-."t1 wl 11 be • ., •• I eb •• on June 3 ,.ac. • • ~ A charge ot ''°.00, not ,..t ul\deb I e, wll I ti. requl r.o for ••Ch ,., of 1pec It I cttont end eccOl'l~ny Ing drew I ng1. I • 2. l. •• ~. b. 1. DIRECTOR or PUB.IC ~s ESTl~TE ---------- "4oof I 1 ut Ion Cl •erl"9 eno ~ubblng <See Section 9l E.,-thwork (See Section 10> Stor111 Drefn 18" RCP St0"1t1 Dr a In 18• RCP Covr o.,,.,. Re I n t O"'C-enf Stor1t1 Drain 8" PVC A9prowl•a1e Quantity L~p Su"' l~P S""' 2,9n CY 40'5 Lf" }I l f 6'5 Lr LUlllP Su"' 8. ~- 10. 11. StO"'lll Drain Cu,.b Inlet Cetch Be~ln Stor~ Drain Junction StructUI'• Typ• A StO"lll Drain 2 1 -.21 C.tch Besln wltn St••I Fre111e Stot"Wt Drain 12"xl2" C.tch Besln Bolted In Conc rete Stor111 O,.~ln Juncture Structure Type t LUMP SU"' Lu111p Su"' LUMP Su111 LUlllP Su111 n. I}. Stont1 Drain Concr•t• Pip• Coll ar Sto'lft D,.aln Concret• Pipe Anchor 2 EA Lu111p Su111 }08 LF 14. 1'5. Ston11 Drain v-Oltd\ O:>ftCr•te Wolk at Risers Coner aT • R j s.ers I '50 Sf 110 LF 240 SF 190 Sf 16. 17. 18. I 9 . Cb~r ett Monol lt1'1tc Wo lk ' OJrb at Play Ar•o Seat tng flet.ork at Scenic Over loo• Ar•o Coner e'f • CD4'cr•t• Conc rete Wo l ll and Flatworlo. l lnc tuslv• of •elk along Str,eetl 8a~11.eH>al I Court 6,~') SF ~.620 Sf 1~ Lr 19:J Lr 10. 2 I. Cbncrete Mowstrl p 22 . n. H. ~ncret• 6" C.Urb Cat toe of s tope l -l ~eleted- Cbllerete Pod at C:...rb Outlet PI av Aree C.Urb LVfllP Su"' 190 LF 2 EA 100 CY Lulll'p Su"' Lurt1J Sum 8 [A lllll'IP Su"' LUfllP Su111 120 LF 2'5 . 26 . Play Aree Su111ps 21. 28. Play Area Send/Soll Tr .. t1t1ent -d•l•t •d- 19. lO. } I. }2. }}. }4. Basketbal I Court Striping 8:>1 lards Etectrlcel S¥St91'11 Perk Ident ification Slg11 Freestanding ~ndrall tiandral 1 •I t h Wo l I 1 Rlsvs 100 l F }5. -Cl el • t e d - ~. Picnic Tables/S.nch•s }7. Stationery Bll'tlches ' EA !> EA }8. Doub le L I tter can Holders }9. Bask•tbel I EUKkboerds 2 EA 2 EA •O. lrrl get Ion Svste -Turf Arees 76,•25 SF 19, llO SF •I. Irrigation Syst911' -Slop• Areas •2. ..eel Abetem•m end Sol I Preperet Ion -Turf Areas 4l. ...o AbeteMent -Slope Areas 76,425 SF 19, llO Sf ' •~. Hydr05e9ded Turf -~. Hy~OMed•d -s loPH Areas '6. Rooted Ground Covr -Slope Areas •7. 5G'ellonShrubs 48. 5 Go I Ion Treas 49 . I!> Gal Ion Trees 50. 24" Box Tre-s '51. }0 Calender Dey Plonf Esteb I lsh111ent Per i od '2· 60 C.lender Dey Post-tnstallatlon Period AL TER~ATE ~ I. lel'IO<Y•rv Fenc Ing 76,•2~ Sf 19. DO SF 19 , no sF 176 EA 11 EA 84 EA 11 EA Lu"'p Su111 l LMtP Su111 In a ccordance wltl'I the provtstons of Sec ti on 177} of the l a bor Code, the State of Catltornle, Director ot the D8')ert111ent of industrial A•letlons shell Oeter111lne t he gen era l pr-evalllng retl of wages, aopllcabl • t o the work to I» done. copies ot t he latest genera l wag• rate def•r111ln11tlons r• on fl I• et the office of the City Clvk llf'ld tl\e of floe of t he Otr.ctor ot Pub lie Works of the Ctty of Huntington S.ach. Oil lfornle. Pt ens llt'd sp.clfl~tlons, t09e'fl\er •Ith prgposel tor"', 1t1ay be ot>t11 ln9d et tl'le office ot th• Olr.ct<Y ot Pub I le '9C>r'ks, Ct ty Hel I, Huntington Beach, ca 1 lfornla. No bi d w l 11 be r-.celved unless It Is 9ta0e on a blank tor111 f urnished by the DlrectO"' of Pub fl c Works. Tne specl o I ettent I <ii ot prosp•ct Iv• bl dO•rs Is u I I ed t o the prgposo I "•Qulr8f'lems, s-1 tor1 h In the speclflee'tlons , for tull directions• to the bidding. The atx>"• Quentltl.s e,.. llC)pro1d111at• only, being given es a bas is for the cOf'IQerl sCJrl of bids, end the Ctty ot Huntington S.ach does not e:icpress or by l111pll~tlons 11g-•• H\ltt the ectuol •11tOUnt ot work •I I I correspond ther .. ltl'I bl.It "•serves tne right to lncreaH or decre~• the 8"'0unt o f eny class or portion of the worlt., as w.ey be O.em.<l necessary or expedient by the Director of Public Works. Alt bids wit t be c~ered on the bests of t he Olr-ector of Public. •or1ts •"l"'e'• of the .. Quem 1 t I~ ot work t o De don•. The substlt\,tlor. o t securities for eny ll'009'f v ltl'lhe ld by the City, 1 0 •nsure p.,.tormanc4!, st111 l I be per~l tte<l In accordance with the provisions of th• Ca l ltornlo Govern-nt Cod•, s~ct Ion 4~0. EeCh bid sht l 1 be !MIO. out on a tO"'lll to ot>teln9d at the office of the Director ot Publi c works, Devel op1Nnt Wi ng, 2000 Main !itr•-1, Huntington Beach, Cel ltornla; sha l I be sealed end fl led with the City Cl erk et the Civic Center, Second Floor Adflll nlstr11tlon Bui I ding, 2000 Mei n Str•et , Huntington 8Hcl'I, Cal lfornla , on or befor• 2:00 Pl" of July 1 ' 19~ and she I I be opened by 11 cCJ1M11t t-• c~osed of the Cl t'y C I erk, the Cl ty Attorn9r a nd Dlrect<Y of Publlc Wor~ or their euthorlt.O representstlve and the "•suits o t sai d bidding wl 11 be repO"'ted t o the City C.Ouncl I of uld City of Huntington S.ecl'I e1 thei r regu lar 111e4'tlng t o be held on Monday, theQth of July , 19...§§ et t h• hour of 7.,0 Pf'I In the City Councl I ()lell'lbel"s In the Civic Center of sa id Clt'f of Huntingt on Beach, end s h a l I be ec ted upon by sa id City Council at the regu l ar 111eet ln9 of July 21 1~~6 The City of Huntington S.ach , C.l lfornla·r~ervM the right to ~J ect any or el I bids and t o ecc•pt th• bid C1ee111e d for ttl• best lnt•r est of ttl• Cl'ty o f Huntington Beach, Calltornl a. By order ot t h• City Counc i l o f the C ity of Hunting t on Beech, Callf ornl a this 6th of August 1~~5 People NEED classified useful. easy to-find information is a vital part of the work setting News· paper classified is one source bus•· ness people nave come to depend uoon-for personal as well as work· related needs To reach active ctass1 fed readers call and let us help you write your result.getting ad Daily Pilat class1fted ads 642-5678 \ through the DAIL Yl>ILOT aasslfled P-oe& Turn unwanted Items Into money today! CaUM2-5'11 , ' Sell Y.., p,.,.,t C• Cla1111W, 642·5671 for Information & surprisingly low cost. DEW• Nor1c1 'i ' t DAILY PILOT I Monday, June 9, 1986 - CALL 642-5678 IF CALLING FROM NORTH ORANGE IF.CALLING FROM SOUTH ORANGE IT'S HARD TO BEUEVE LIFE WAS ONCE SO DRURY 1111111:1 F09 MY DRUM HOME JUST BY LOOKIM 111 TllE DAILY PILOT'S CLASSIFIEDS. ...... -~~ li·~ "··~--~.!I A"•~flO'N..0•1""°" .... ,.,~-·-~·to ~~ ..... ~.:.~ -"<•--• c_,.,.. coin ~ •"'• '*•"~e-e •• tOfM•\ ~ 1-rrt ..... lOH laat. a.a.• Jl41 c.r..Mt ... Mb C..ta •111 •at C.tl.... Zllt l!!Jll! lw• Ziii lt!J!!1 llO• Mii leatalt tt 1~it ··--·-T/home, l)N/qut.1, SIA ....... Nwty t91t l0deted 1 & 28'. MESA PINES 211JO...,. UITalff 111 IP&mll £!lu 1 I! ~tis non .,:; ---" . 2~ba.frplc,nwtrw/huge Cozy 18r, lllt MW deoor. 8Unlngat1M6.AllMW 2BA18aw/oerl790 N•r Shopping Center 1MIL!TOBEACH r'l:M "-· 2 .. DllllAlll tub, nr a..ctt/AdM'lt refrlg/ttove Carport. lp9le, orpt, dtw & much TOP*A~Ef'~~2 .... 7• *No*Peta 1725 No I*• 640-t~ 842-n&7 ~=-·~~.p.~.J:? 38r 2'-tBI + loft FabUIOUt S 1100/mo. Ev IMl8-440e Mutt ... 1750. ... more Garage. pool, IP' '",_.,... ...., 7*4 YU, ~ pvt dee*•. 1311,500 8 ....... .t TILUm 111-& all the oonwinle!IOle l&l'llL ... IU HI \IERSAILLE8 Alll M 19'. ~ utll. 842.-1 Owner/Agt ~ .... .. 177 E. 22nd St. 831-7378 WI lfRI ·-W/petk> Nr Shoc>P'g Cntr 28r 2Ba, vtew • ..C, =· M1' prof. non"'*'· ...... ··---fBD. 180:t Cal' o•rv. •CVT£28drm,18a,gat-Want a .-ctlonotor-t S905Nol)9ta&40-1384 c1UbhouMNol)9tt E . toehr3bf'C.M.hm,WIO. -.. ..,, -• gorgeoue watetftont age & trplo "50/mo. ••~ llvlng? We CM offw 111"1· 28r H«b 722-1335 Wknd/ "· kite prtv. SS&O/mo u. tll 2bd, den. Of 3bd, Monec:o p 1tlo 'w 111cuul. 87M912 VUle Rent... Wwt:!!ILI-==---thing from I ema11.,t to Eutbluff deluxe Apt. &45-2702 o.ye lnCI ~25 aft -Pn. Pian, '249,500, OWMt. UZ!S/mo 122 9730 1 4 bdrm houM. 11 look-2~8•. dbl encl gar Vertal.._ Studio Condo 281 41M-4524 ' • IPUJ•fl Ing In CM, NB, OI' HB w/etec opm Ale P:' Welk to beach fuli MfFprof, to"*9Ur bell lntat Ute• br.nd l'9W All utlllUel 1hfnk of UI ftrtt fOI tti.t erM: ~ renovet kltct\/Rlf lnCI Pftv9Cy N.B. ~.~to JUST LISTED 3 BR 2 ii, ..... :a; h:. 2'ii9e lwtutY IC)t, totally peld Pool, g.,age. 1 ctlOlol of io... llW'Q No '*' " !~~.!"'Y Pool/IC)I \52. 1744 S370+'Mltll. MC """ .,.. child Ole No p«a TSL MGMT 642-1803 87~ °' .....,..,"9 Cell 87~ ~·.~:in~ =o~ ::" :'.;::ic, !v': r,';: 28drm 1Batl'I S710 lut. ..... 1141 Enjoy the LWCUfY Of the IU CltMStt Bfl NEW PORT C A EIT w/mollv1t1d 111ter1. 831·12fMIOl'M+-479G 301 Avocado 842-9850 2 .. ...__ t'•Sfi CJ! d,.,_ bMutlfullUN'OUndlngtOf 2bd. 16' rm ger, COH0<>25+,F/PAC>ft N- 1189.000 ~111 POOL·PRIVATE PATIO ......... .... • .. .-. ,.,., .. UIYll BIT a&eo/mo, 111 & tut l200 Smar. S400/MO +~ U11 7~1501 Nl'W d/w, trpk: QWIQ9 new crpte & -drpt . In a ~ 28dnn 0t MC al90 1bd ec>t In Deni 722~/54 NOi . X-LG 18r ia&a. '29, M 75 balcony, encl garage 38drm Condo with n,. P1 isa&.o741nl6-4S41 2WI IOlfW ~Ar EASTSIOE 567-2841 1710 7t4/84&--0M4 ptace. 2 Cl( gariage with p~~~!X. 3bd,, 2be. 11.;1 V V WIUI 11• &P&amlll 2BR 2b1, eptl/drapee, opener Sec guarded • lntah '5e()/mo + .,. utl 11¥9111 -' CH1RMIGA w::Z ,._ Bleuttful, dw'l targe Ger· 01U81ETD ~8AHIT patio, garage, dlth· get•. W/d hk~ From ..... -· 7.1 87&-sen, Roi .-.y •••-" ""' ......,. """"" den Aptt, petloe, Oec:ka. 1 • w11her. coin In dry 11195. Call 844-0609 •• ..,--....,'-.,..--:--":'"":'':"'.".".:-: linn-• -2BD, 18A Dining, ci.n. ~Sorry, no pet. Nft carpet, lmmed 000, Mt51m0,~1 NEW 2bd. 1''· .. A YU cNn-e u Fumlih room for Prof 1hr So. Laguna llPlllll llUnd, patio, Otta ti, frplc, 28drm 1'A'3atl'I 1720 1455/mo. 714-451-0424. ' ,.._, rent RelpofMll~ mature beautiful archlt1C11 ... 3bd. ib'ITpper unit gdnr.11495,498-1297. 28drm28ath 1740 SHARPANDCLEANOAA-............ lid net, 2 bike to ocn, nonlll'IOkwper90nl300. llgned houM . OCMn w/frp!C, blt·ln11L& YleW o~ I FABULOUS OCEAN 398 W Wlllon 831-5583 OEN A.PT 18R, 11ove & 111 11A .U YD ~:::~ ~~~. bOlt 842-714&/D 8e2-35e0/E vtew S40()/mo. 4""6324 bay & ocean ow. un Canyon Vlew·1bd. 1ba INSTANT IN refrigerator, no pet1. Stepe to beecf'I 1795/mo. m near so CoH t RESPONS18LE"280. 28A 2bd, 2b1, lrptc & PV1 duplex.gar,wddcf(,leun, 15 15/mo 1eR lBA, Ill S520/mo.54&--1377 . Bkr 842-3150 NEWPORT MARINA APTS F~laza/405 twy,wUhldry. tux pool9ldl apt, In SC ~r~~ .. ~.~vlng out 1795/mo, 496-1297. bullt 1n1, lodry rm, nr Sharp large 2 Bedroom lnprt .... Bil ~~ 1:; !:'·tt~~/~ tcttcheMtte. pool, Jeez. ., .. , 1325/mo ·~ utM. <>oean tronl, 4bd, 2ba I~ It ~f4f:9;8tl'ISt down1talr1. Abt olutety _ hkup, micro. frplc, encl S325mo 55&-t737 d-651-1730 •751-3398. down, 2bd, lba up, good 2+i);;. 2 Stty twnhme. TSL MOMT · 842-1eo3 tmmaculete. Dl~Wlilher, *1......... gariage. Prvt bell '2250 Furn rm In tg exec home ROOMMATE flm to .,._. locatlon. wtnterltummer Ocean YU Xlnt cond. en<:IOMd tock• g1t-Refrlg, dlthwuhet l ttove •ALSO• for emp /Mor lludent nr houle, 1 blk from bl9dl, ren111e Priced 11 Nwpt Terr '990/mo. 1 Br W•tllde. Stove a :re· Park-like gr°Jndl Incl. NO PETS 5-45-4845 2Bdrm 281 11195. Sorry, J w AlrPorttOCC, kit. 1250 +utU. Cd en. 1429,000 8~912 VIiia Rentlle ~~!;!:.: .~:.w ~rp~: ~9~h~21~~·~l:bs!!tt ~': *I .. lllllM * no peta 780--0019 8-4 lndry, ~ pr1117~95/mo 8:00pm. MMl18. associated llROl(fllS 111111rnR:; 10 1' ~ latbue 6' t IA·• I YlO&IT .. llT SIU LovelY 4 Bdrm pool home. nett every1hlng Re· duc.d to sm.ooo c 111 759-1501 3BR/2BA Lowet Duplex Incl. tawn ci1r1. Call 54M279 Refrig, dlehw..,_ & ttow UNFURN-1bd N.wty dee Inc ut · MM 1-.TI LIUTm Stept 10 tend S1~50 Antwer Ad ti 208, --Incl. NO PETS ~ ocn frt, for tngl mature, 11 Fiil Olltl 1111 The modem wsy to find I Furn /unfum OVi.t adUlt 842--4300. 24 l'lrl. SUPER SPACIOUS Qutet edult. rt-pelt , Incl Home, kl1chen prMtedgll ~Ible ~ • Moimo 111+SD 49&-1408 2bd. it>a. E'lkM. newty 2~~. !~1 ,:, s~ooi:::: .~~.~~~. ~~mc,~~87:_7;~'· S300tmo 845-2-W ~ 'V~3· BAYFRONT 2BRlden, decorated. lrplc, patio. 979-1911 BKR 842-3850 Room w/klteh prlv, nr bul S C M hOUM 1rp1c 2 ape partt'g, MC gar 1700. Av.ltable nowt 1-..... ... a lhOpplng cntw Hunt· hare my · • bldg S 1850/mo yr 546-1709 Tll Y1ITll1AI ••Brand "" 28' 2Ba. ::C:: lngton 8Mdl Adamt & tummer onfy. Pvt BA be.. rr~.F;O~ ~~d:; 2 Bdrm, 1 Battl. Xlnt to-I 28r w/gW . CfJ>I•, dfpe, ~=~~Cle I= .. N~er~:~i Brookhurtt 9e2·5700 ~ f~;! ~ ~ bldg S2100/mo yr c1t1on. lr.g llvlng rm, bt1ln1 l=ncd yrd w1p1tlo 780-1713 Ot 857-tne ttlt/•tttlt I +o.p. 831.e413 aft e Witetfront Homee tnc pelt M50 854-2777' M7 \llctorie "C le75 11iFURN BACH.APT.1525 IHI Ml llTll Stw Gteat Ocw'I vteiw GW patio encl gariage no 833-4120Cell 1·5PM _ 111·1'00 2BEOROOM 1b1th, .. .....i.. ., NPT HTS. Smell e-taot Wkl't rentlil now IWll. hOfM ln CdM. ~ I -.,,.-apt Ute cook Pool No 1147 00 wil & up. 2274 llbll nlemkr '600+-+ leallauttferlalt Gaaal lOOll••~ilt& .. n ____ lllOUTllMlll enctoeed ger1g1 me&tiBJIU arnk.Outeuc1u1t.Utlllnc. *t112•tatlllt11tt. Nwptetvd.CMe.4&-7445 utU720-9729,780-1143 l OO 2BR 2'A9e, ~on golf $M5/mo 84&-7129 11t+lut 845-.3&83 S HOO Shr 2 000 eqfthomeln GturaJ 1112 m •LIAll '" 111. 1 ~~~ .. 11::115:~7r" 2210-e R\JTGERS aw &PUTllDTI 38D. 2BA. FIREPLACE .. ;~:~ ,...... su 1111 L•E LaG':.a' NlgueA nm 10 ii-:;;;;;F; S.FLt 28D 2ba, rare WW Tl mlmtlll FMtunng beau11ful lend-W/D Hook-up, 1 cat oar. 3028 W PaclflCCout Hwy Regional Par'k. MISO/mo. ••••IUll ~~:.J:!0rm Reg BLUFFS CONOQ..3BD me&liBJIU ~ 880. pooll1e>a 1835/mo. avall now, • Month to month Newpor1 Beedl. FWrtg TV 784-7714 pm 131-0877 COLE of NEWPORT ..... btth• Super patio ;:~p~u ~~·~~or: ,~ ... 1~~5~:. 1:~!~ I P1t~~~ryoar,::.:' &42~!? also available 1125+wt1 tgl,nol depoellt. VILLA BALBOA-M/Exec =llytoldmoetof w/eXlt e. tat to ... 11 w /buu111u1 guden 4pm&WMkend1 IPUTlllTS ,:;-;;· · M20 llAOlllll ·lmlT 'furntshed V1ut h 1 tltl I lihr tux oondo, w/2 F'a. :..,. :::'.' =• t~ ~~~~:utl'I Laurie. Adults only No peta. Low CONDO VILLA BALBOA Beaullf\il l1tge Apt1 In 2Bd~m 2B1 1795 Stec>e to Mnd 1420 Utile unfurnished 27Z2 ~~~~!Mt, we 1nvtte you to 1111 your WILi Tl Tll IUOI ~~;_'~n;;;n()( ~~~e~ p1110. walk to beactl 1~,.;. s~ pelt. 1655 -----·Fitness centers. 30TH ST NEWPORT SCH Latlll Waa... lfB l\Omletonttt~need• --I apace rent e.t toe in lbd, 1ba, pool. •P•·1 quiet n~~borhood 825Cent91'SI 842·142• pd Avall7./1 478-2872 100n RllUll . valuable property wtttl Ut. A-FRAME 3bd, 2ba. tndk, $950 Incl utll 73-4-2962 28dml 1'!.BI S75().,$780 Ct1t1 Jina 2624 Cnta .... 2124 tennis, swimming c ... n: weekty rental• WILL .... COLE of NEWPORT of-cloeetopooll& tennl1, ifiili1-LIDO ISLE Yrly le&M 151 E 211t St ~240& • Moael(open dd1ly g 6 1BR S32S-S400 wtc. Condo/hel or IC)t, f\.lm, ~m~i r:':'f.!~~114ro~ ~~i~~:~~':~. 8H1n/Ct .. H ChermlOQ 3BR 2b•. ivall •FREE CABLE TV Lg 1Br WOODLAND VILLAGE Sorry no pPts 2BR 137s.1475 wtc Prof M, tmmac.to l500 nowl Note, we hive 1vall· m1rbleltoofl, tlcY'lght. -NOW. n9 pet• Sl800 mo & 2Br 2B• Gerd9n Apt• S II not home~~ on Lido. 818 325-3000. ableFREEworlllhop1tor e1c,etcOver1800aq'1 2112 •993400own/bkr Poor .. rie\.Jporn S52~ APARTMENT Newpon8Pd~1No (714)997 2 Cua H fer ltat you to k"" up with the 1175,000 ALSO. ltatra1 Po••lbte 3bdrm under I S655 710 w 18th St 880 Irvine Avl'llJtl l11t1h •• • •• ,. I nt1 ~~11111tly ch•""I~ real ON rue w·TER lXRGEST SELECTION I 1000 t ta oce1n Corr• & '"IOI ou•· 2J•0.r \lflf apts Ou1'' tomloila[)tf "'" lat 16thl , ___ ...., ___ ~--....,.., -... ,.... " no r· •MESAVERDE D'lux 2Br. IO'"' •o tr•rw•y' & So Coa\1 ~lai. whtlt only m.nutPS lo the 2714 •• · eet1te m1r1c11. • gu de to •Sail. swim Of fllh from your R«lt•I• all ., .... prl<:ee mu11 -other• 1001 2B1 ,_ decor. d/w , • • 64S-n04 1111 fllf .... protect 'fOl.lf targeet I~ patio Sandy beectl 38r tlz• Cell tell UI wtiet you 539.e 19) A.gt COii toc;ked g•rege. In dry I boc~ ';a1ap~ m11abl• NO.Pl lS PU AS£ Newpo1t 81!-d< h So BRANO NEW In trx;;"' Ooubl• na-ru:. us vestment C&ll UI todeyl Only I 179.999 ALSO I need 539-8190 Beet SPACIOUS ·3bd 2~be S795 Ho pell 840-"24115 ~I . llJAI • LA .... Y ltOOMI 1700 161~ SllP£t UCI lhr 2br 2bl F/,,...tmkr Shallmar. CM t758 -• • 11r1wwt 28D +tarn rm 2 Cit narg NOT A UST AGENCY · · ~ ~ $422+ S250 tee sv1 8114 -- 51 I~ • -. -----Very C!Mn unl\Jrnlahed Sp111cllng ctMn 2Bdrm, BACHILOR •s.ts.•sss ill Ooverl 01844--0077 E/838-5558 Slngle :::.· llOtmo lll-U11 S 1~~c:Mertul onty lalMa Illa.a• 2lM ~~~~~':n~ 1'•B•Sts95 ~C1tpe11 I BID•OOM '63S.-&.tS 642-SnJ COM POOLSIDE2BR 28841,.a Ave .. CoMa ~~~~~~~~ OOCKSIDERE722·ll730 EXec Ille yrly hM Sbr Incl •714 537·2270* ~al:r•=lg A~.,-=t~ 1 BID•OOMI 'TS0-'760 ~ t'A•BA. irp1c,tennllct,prof ~~ aft• 5C>tn ii C.rtat itl •u lif2 den lrptc I/yd • gar --N ' MIF SA~5 Incl utll wt11k •~~~------,,~ ·-·----kldl pe1 11200 S39.e191 Unique g.,den apot $825 Cf'llld otl o pelt GAi, .. AT 6 MOT WATD .a.. 1 bMcti Rid! 75~7007 SINGLE gerage 00 •IOUIYD-• AQlfltlee trplc dshwthr1PIM:IOUtnr 1960Watlece 642,..914 UllJAUl.All9IO .,..,..1,1rr r r 0 · CIMn. 73 1 W• tlttl ,.. .. _ t t1 "St1 pin cnlld/pet wllk-<>ee1n Or After 6PM 54M529 nµ I ,......, I Coete Mell.. n.-#3 COLDWeU BANl(eRO o;,i:; --b~y & °% .. n C.naa ••I • ., 2122 5311·6191 Agt ,.. •NICE 2BDRM 2BA• Hl MAMAGIMlllT 1u.ooat ·•~t60J ~t=~~'!.:~°rou en.n.7--~ ~~·~& ~·~-·· VEMAILLES~~~R~~~~F~~~,~~~~~;~~~~~~~~~~;~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~=1 IPI 8eet .,.. Nothing Custom built 3br 2'-'ba. & 2bt end unt1 In quiet toe No pet• $&50 Nllmk,. Ilk• hi Model hofM cond 2 br, 2bl, gar. lrplc w/mlnl bty view & lrple 760-1418 or 842-7528 IALIU ISl.lll 11 $580,000 (Incl Lltld) CIOM 10 beach g shopng 1980/mo Agt 844-7211 38r 2aa E·llde TwnhM lltl,111 lasflao IO.. 115001$2000 mo yrly AYI Ytarh 2 I IMras Frplc new crptt , yard Spect1cular jetty/bey 640-5se<fANYTIME now 673·535• Agt Oceanv• Other• iv•ll·' Ger 1970 Otck ~ = .~~°':cx::;:n::; Cuti.... 1024 Sl'IOfeclltt E.HC home 5Br, eble clOM to bMCh [)yl, &40-2428 Ev/Wknd1 Old WOl'ld Crl'1tm•nthlp BIT llW! •Ba. ocean~--R s2:0 OlllHY HITlL 1121 Jlf 11a ... ,. .. 4 BR. • BA. oenter dining M..a Verde 58drm, 381 ~5~-~ : 1:6-1:~8 ax J I 11111' 110. Patio. Aetrio. 731 W 18th ttrlum pool home. Skyllghta. 111-.. 0l er 111-1.111 Street. MA. 673-7787 '"-IOIO gr .. 1 locatlon Recluc.d Unlurnl1hed 1Bdrm, 1 10 $l95,000 o~r1 Beth, fireplace g1r1g•. SH .JaH -llUTLOOATIH $800/mo 612 Jumlne 2 71 11750/mo ,2 br 11Ab1 -1 b<>ughl another $1Jbm 1 Open •·8 Dally Clrflhlat 1 townhOUH. greenbelt, OIL..sl·l&I LIUTlll YWHIE TtllW • 21 ,.,. Shout• vaiUe 1725 3br 2be 1ndry rm. all b1t-tn1 1111111111 Hll llTlTt ta "' -newer kit 2 gar J•cunl 2078 Thurln Gr .. t hOIM tor famlly llv· MO-SEU 2BA 1BA. lg s1or1ge thed. 1001 Hurry 539-6191 TSL MGMT 8-42-1503 IOQ Ind entertaining Prl . nu carptldrepet, no pell Agt lee CLEAN & SHARP 2 BR. vete large tot with iplr1<1-TllPLU . a.a. 1950 'B 'Meyer, show by AILllrta11t1 epls & drpt D/W. gar- IOQ pool FortNI dining. 3 • 2 • 2 Cloee to lhoC>-appt $e50~ dep 5411-3464 !::::: age. no pell $640/mo. pwquet noo<t In lamlly plOQ & park. Auum1ble i'SHAAPWestllde 2Br I 11. p l I 845-5577 room Wlfft to lhoola, to•n MklOQ 1235.000 a ••a ta Ill I -------,,,.-=-pane, and lhopplOQ vii-Wiil lllten to offer• 181 Oplx Tiie flr1 crpt1 4'.t CLEAN & SHARP 2 BR, !age 1259.900 Oflve by 1858 Pomona. drp1, w/d hkup, ger $800 -07 cpt3 & drpt, DIW. gar· VICKI KRAUS ind c111 tor det1lls • MC Mutt •t•nd credit i;&i1ut11 paid 1tovetrldg age, no ~ $640/mo. 759-9100 DOCKSIDE RE 722-9730 " Ho peti 770-5829 Lrg 1 BR duplex • 10 8A5-55 77 Deluxe 3BR 2b• W'llde H1rd1ng B1lbo1 Pen 1 Eu-t--.,,..Col-11--=Meee....,--neiwer--W~BIU1 1050 F/PI mini ocn YU 2 car adult nope11 547-1155 prv12Br18a,vauttedoeff.. LE woRlb 2BR gar 2216 E Peclltc Av Nwpl Penln 3Br 2B•. gll', Inge In IMng rm, dining _. i.. .i ' • •, 'v'tA""""' EMERALD BAY Ocean lllew. 3bd 3bl. 3 lrplc wllk 10 prv b¢h, $<485,000, Clll 10 ... 759-1552 2b• Condo. C901 H/A In· I 1000 See-<:all 644·8722 tndry tr pie Yrty I 1300 rm & kitchen Sngl gar- llde l1undry, gar w/opnr wkdys Of att 5 7~9-1 104 VIiia Rent1l1 67S-4912 1ge $700/mo Cell Sheryl 180 deg vu oc91n DUPLEX COMPLETEL y B 873-3117 Of 831·12fMI breeze• 24 hr He Remt>aeled 2bd 2 cer 11 • :;;~J1oo owner :~;!~~ou~u .,~1ev~~:~: I laii~ · n11 Ill Rllllntl Incl, gdnr 1nd ALL utll pd -··-·---· Of YOUR proper1'91 NO • ..,.. lt•c• 1 Olt Avlll now 55&-2276 obllglllon by TOP .nne; Ranch st:;t;; E'StDE2BAfo1,g1re0e i P R 0 DU C E R · C't 11 W•tclttt Fam. rm, 2 trpl, p1tlos, new car~' and PATRICK TENORE pool w/blth houM, alarm I paint 1750/mo C111 63t-128e IV' a more 548·7249 998-343• leeve m1g IDIOO L•r04t 4Bdrm, 3Ba ex- ICu tlve home Good Baell Bey locatton Wood dec;klng !Md• to a 1qa torrounded by kith lend· ICeplng N.-kit~ lp- pllencetl & much mo<ll Only 1229.000 Traditional Realty H'.1 1-7:\70 1J IWlll Fncd 5 rm •llde hM bulc d8COf grauy yd enct<>Md Ullll YlfW IOlll gtr kld1tpet s 1so 3BO, Cet!MI Model CX>mef 539-6191 Agt f .. lot, ale, many UP11rlde9 L '288.000. pr1nctpalt ooty. L•urel Pointe 3Br 2'A8t pleue call, 780-0235 unique toe wt~ lg patio er .. Yr IN Comm po6I S 1250/mo Chethlre Prop 7511-18771875.409e i1um un a YllW New detached Ht1te Lautremont hOme 1(1 ••· c;lutlv1 Harbor Ridge 1596,000 Call 759-1501 LOOK HERE E-slde 2br bftlnt yd quiet patio 1595 llet ok lddtlcat de1llt1 GW •Ht·tlH* Almoet Newpor1 3bf 2bl totally equlpt dec;()f a gAI 1900 ltmlly 1pot 5311--6190 8eet Rlty I• NEW 2BD, 2'~ BA- HARBOR VIEW KNOLLS FIRST SHOWING HIRE-2::~~.Df~ux~ 2s m pool, }IC. ent u•. nr s~. a2eo.ooo. rhroul(h < ld\\rf1f'd •1049 • 2 car g•r w/Otpnr, prv yd, crpt drpt, bit In, kid• otl, n-pet•. 11250. 845-9857 I ,....., e .. t11de 3Br 2·~ea 2 ltt U1 Htp Yu alory Townl'lome All emenltlH S 1250/mo \/Illa Rental1 875-4912 NEWPORT HEIGHTS ArN • 2 11ory 3 bd, 2'~ba. din· Ing room, 2 cat gar, 2000 tq "11200 .... GIBB. 842-1872 UDO REAL TY -•PENTRIOGE COVE* I 2Br 29e Condo $995 ~ fall• & 1tream1 New dee()( W/d l'lkup, 2 car o•r w/oprlr ltl mo ;. S500 ..c S•t 2• .. 7 Pretened .,... 2bf 2bl • ,.,.,, rrptc blltn1 a git $87S worth more 539·Cl19t Agt fee OUAINT-280 Otdlr HOUM w1...o yd, 1750/mo Ind .iec. '*' otr, "' 1~h a Harbor. 841·f4tl or "' '"°'· llg9f1t NEW FOR ONLY $1 06-paqe lull O(ll()f Cata- log of Cr•ft• pannrns books Slipp!!(!~ Cr I cross trtch need pomt lat<"ti hOo!i Quitting 9M mnro LAURA WHHUR I EathWt1 ... 11a Y11d. MSO/mo. Bkr CALL I 8-42·3850 WTSlll 1U 1U 1 ~te a oory Lot• ot WOOd No pelt 1475. 990-2970 EASTSIDE 2BD. 2BA Nr S1nt1 An1/211I SI. CIOH to elem & Jr HS, dlw. lg fwr'o09d yd, patio, ltld encl carpon, col~ laun, 1 ctlUd. 1 J>91 oti, W1r pd 1850 + '450 dee>. 883..0755 tigt. no, .. NEWPORT HEIGHTS Bachelor Only 1475 1 Lndry rm 1fMl5 lrvtne Ave, •A 720-9422 E&IUide tmall cute 1 Bdrm w/gar 1525 c.n Sheryl 831-12fMI or 87s-3t1T ltiim EISIOE TRIPlEX 2Br 19a, W/D hkup, page. D/W, new catJ>91, t725/mo. 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Nooelle--.. tndMdulll with •=-••fll .. 1.1.UIT ladam/OW.. lat REWAAD Old femele lnQ~ ~ ln.....,&WOf11Nlt~ al I typlntr tJ*llnt ~ ,_~~~ ~ ~..:"°· color I, !ITU ~:,~~~~ ~.,~~1122 ~~Dr XOtoiCOXUC8& ~ ~~M9C':" Almond Oo40t. Good 1 •. .t7N'12L -l--r.:~~5,.==o.~~-""' ~RI0;1'nH.,~.::.:~ Mt·IW • A:ontlb .. lndMduel ..,._, It• '120. 'Git• Cty, CA c.:".1-~~~4 • 561-1175 ' cond.,Ull 7-...as M•n• C:otd 'ci!1en:r PCH, Pott ONlce & tlal 7~0~ten-M404. A«n Jeff Cell Judy lf1-11U PtlT•Tm REF~ Moon PllH• Wtlet Mer!Mr'• Mlle. IMl-n.t7 •111 FULL TIMe flOR C08TA M A ~Mon"""'" HiNpor1 8eedt ~ M&.001080 Welch. Gold lend.1----~--- -• BOOKKE!.P A V!RY lfTE DUTIES MFG COMPANY 12 MIWtl. .__._,_ tO Nft I 12,..000/0bO. f16-?2.31 ~VIUAO! ~Ull Cll•toe. w/Sen MON flAI MP l•l•ry + commlHIOn AUTOoeTAILMO,~ potl. Me;..-;;. At7..nzl 2 ftOfY, ~ IOO eq. ft. Clemente CPA Firm. ' ' M Nat'I trev.. required: debte, __.d d9lliler, _.1H,,.C..112-te22:; llflr, Dryr tOO •· f t 51• 2ttt1 at, ~ 1cti lrnrned open1ng MletY llPll 1111 rounc1....., Poettlon oe11 good MJary, tmrMCt edo9r: pu1twnowr 111:..., I a 1cm..... lltJ SIOO/mo. 546-7 F\JNI 49'-1154, OIHGEA comm w/exp, 412·5307 tl1·11M,• J., M2·103S. . OC**'O ,IT .... .,..._ Pwt um.· 9d;ei: dlftnllr 1'100 RtitXUftuHi CAT I' .. U mTll t!!lll#t EXPERIENC~ hcty Pfl U•l£•n u.DJI... _. AN t111f)l1w..... 146 1141 8._ .... l!IMuel--= Xlt cond, w/trtllll I Cit Ample pico. utlle paid, 20 "'-· ,,., I oompeny luly ... &tai. omo. FfT Of PfT .... ·~ "'•au. NO 8EWNOI 2 a.rte. r..utsn MH .., ~ .,..,.. a balr. CCMW, omr. .... n. UoTAtF"8 RttPEM?fCCt ~"1d~ a~ l&LllWlml el!AVTY ,. :=···~~-'"',_,. 4ftxl2ft ... 2111 amw --~ 2865ECefHwyl7&-e900 cw Can Hll =:.. a::a5~f.' lffkt o•I with pro-ptef'd. ~· .... • eu.-n . !¥.'° ~ ... .. AIWle, ........ ~ ty • 7 f\56 . On NB Wttertronf w/vtew, ~ttudent)lotattec.re ~~!!_I. U5 ..,,, 1t.e.-'wttt1 ~ ~ for belt•r 1por11weer l1'UIT Sa t:oo*n.t:oopm. ' , ,« Lii •T-1111 hta I &a.bull .... Ii t.' 7 1 .L...- gr•t .,._, °*"*io. "' c:Md,., In our home ~--,. 2uvZ .nta. l56-2800 ~ boutique In Hfttport ~ * .,.,_ en. .... RI •u • ''li~~1Hii!~~= .. C elOMloelllhe~eo-8ummeronlytMutttwtm 8uayofftoe831-7740 1 Bwh. Hourt ftexlbi.. r c:.lrntned=. · .30pmt42-6171 I -· 1 .. 11.IM ....... ll elr tlon; ·~~pe11c1no and~.1?3-3031. I IDlln llOP/PUlllPll &42-8405f0tKaren •~tor~com: PHOHl!WON< ~a'"'m..c~-=-Avell 117. HO -bell w1trensmlt1one, 400 .. I FIT-Pfl poe evellabi. W m1..ion -..m (7MJIU-75" tin, run perf.ct, toO 0 c. AIRPOAT AREA Coel• Mw MFG opw~ -.. &l1D meo .. ......, .. ,.. s pc: 8d ... &250: king a c good,""* .... o.a Curt Atrtum oftlce 225-450 eq HOUSEKEEPER NEEDED ,ull Time and Part Tl ltlon In need of..., S*· ~19 •udentt for .,.. PIT .... NttJtla -w1. t!lll•n All•n cane ~UST ua':!.::'::' St, 131-ltM ' fl JM!ftorlel u11111 ... IOt '°' bWy b9euty Nk>fl full Tern Job IM eon w/eocurel• typ1119 IU10 ear• dellwry S1C)· Ffl good pey gtOWttl Co St>m·tm Mon~''· Sat lldbrdl1reme HO; M · • of~ 85z.9314i 1 or'*1tlme.Appty1nP.,. ~rrrvin.•lnSoutll lklU.and10-«~tortippt, ~:;eo ~~_!ulllven 4 °Tocetlont, work 9o-1pm,no.-ino...i.tv tlque OougllbOy HO, ~cn:7"l.'Q 11M. 111 .. {Decb/I •-~ 10n on frldav the 13111 5&7-7470 X·211. • _..... wtc/endt IPPfy 1n '*"°" + boN». no up'*· Cllll INlll 175; Ellwl AJten I===.-::'=~,......,,__-JIU PAlll"I MT •n 10·2pm, AlbA GREvrRE CEPTIONISTS-or .. 1 SECRETARIALJAENTALI •• .,.... 2HO Hettior IMS CM Me Morrow........ 10•12 orl•nt•I type COCKER Pllt>PY, Petty --w!ll'm ....... --- Sp•ce •v•ll: 580 '" SALON, South Cout Ptz. etlentl, fight typing, tome Ffl LMfn Property Momt ........ ·~ ----C*1* '200, butter tTey oolor. AKC all ~ta so• IOXf ibP Hetbof/leker Center' -----PBX ••P«lence. 18-7.50 ,.p, Renral 8u11neu' ... ""ILDI r-.... ..... ~ table 1125, 87~1413 642 .. ISIO.,, e pm Avaaatlle '*" 2 .,.,. u.. 3017·8 •I Bek., .a1 --..&5""9•Lm H1td wor1tlng dynernic lllYllU•••'I Bully PMto "°"" MfYloe Mond9Y 1 zm to liPP'01t 1••-"-ll'•--A COCt<.E.FI 9p.auE forlmelt~ (llOl'oee '10m Fedoo) Ve-Mu1t heve own cu SECRETARIES-!x-.utlve S*tonwhollk•WOttta-• nr John Weyrte Airport 8:30pm Tu. 11em to ..,. .__ "'"I L AKC eso-3011 t lt7I/ 759-1879 and Admtnl91ranve Top ... Join the~ Meda ~ neet IPPtOJC. 7pm Wiii train .._. X1nt oond "325 Bleck Me6e 7 .U. xl1 A.i;i()t(:!""iCiiP::-"jjiiiiiiiii eenfl819)1~;..:g•nt ._tf 1klll1-pertorm routine ~~l"::!. ~~ We.,.~for.....,.,.I frtendty l*90n to ""' AfJPtr It~. 18IO 080. Cell 07~7113 lln•l~eonallty. MeH CHOtC! SUP• aeru• 14) M0-.33M n MtltaaJ/ dutlM ta 25-10 50 TSL MGMT :.k ..M Exper preferred lllgll IPMd photQ oopy ~ta. CM BMutlful 1920'1 antq .,,... Verde, CM, ·~ ~ Up to '5" & lide lie =---i---r.r-:--....-=... .... M•l1 t1bttlft SIM . ·1-lnl.-..W. Mon-fn 3-5pm ~ eel fOf dee... ...., up to 2<4' In "" ~ = .. ~ .. b ~~ TYPIST·Junlot and Sernor IUllT&ll ~In'*"°"· 852 .. 8572·or 7N-064t Pr1 ...... /..... fr"om Chine. ert CS.CO I ID tnehotafe, 1314'11>. •lltllU11YI &SIT, Poeltlont, M-8 00 Bualnw In So "--••--1-• Ufttno ~-'ul Time ellenntlb•ck eoucr1 AKC • e wilt Honie bt"ed END fl'" -" -· 1170 MAR 8 Ad C ""-""" --_,15_'1 .... ,.-C&ll MS.7111 w/oUomen, tebie w/4 MC/termt • ee1.oe11 "'· '"' .. _ 2'~ ba. rrpc 2000 tq n' uper min Aul CLERKS-Fiie mall ~ ounty n•edt G•n'I All tNtt. ~deity 11 t -oh rt Melle orter1 FOUND IN "'"RAOE mo Aval 111111 7'• IVl!l7-15.1;800/mo, ' ~ ~r~.~ mtec:etertcai1~00 ~P~t•~·~! noon~~ .. n: ~:.~-=-=2.: P/TllllUZIM 857~909 BURMES!SNAKEBOA 64~1178 1 yr ...... 720-7408. Tolt.triee Compeny In TRC Tempot Svct 1 754-&822 E 17th St C .. Ml C... tin a dey to~ Come •Dll 8Mut RCA eoQd wood Owlw cen pll:a It ti l.A8T CHANCE MOOR-fi4ubtal ffii Irvine Mu.thaveexoet-4500Cempu~1124 MulcanAeMeurent )Olnourteemof~. WurekM*fn99orool-ae (wtllnut flnWI) 25" TV OCA.nlmelsn.iterup INO Mwpor'I Hatbor. lent1•llt1a, front Offtcuc>· Newpor1 aa2 o.24 SECRETARY For looel COUNTER HE1.P houM:rtvee end ....... IWdenttwhoWOUldllk•• Cabinet ~rlect. TV AC1 no. blfot9 ~ eo.ta MeM.. 15.000 eq fl PMrlnOt, 5 ~ min • CPA Firm-WP, ltt• boc*-Night IMI. flt. pit, m•n dellverlng The Pit eummer pclllltlon con-need• work. Sell for LAB AKC PUPS-Lov.iM, tlont Cllppet 28' tlooC) dMdeble on 40,000 tQ ft extcut~ exper, typing LIU&. llOlnUY kMpln~. 1no ree•P· ptut premium pay I Recl'lt• &tty momtng tlnulna through tet1oo1 112.&0. 980-5844 bll, m•lftme69. 4 .mo But of!•' Deya lot 5000 eq fl e/c Office, 00+, tllortllend 110+ Growlno Lew Firm In tlorntt, 92-5307. ASST NIGHT MANAGER rout• from IMne to 1en yetr, 4 tin per dey Mono 0.-I 50 , old. ne.d lmmeO tlotne. e.32·8918 ut 201, ftW 1$:"~"'9. xfn~.toc , flOur• aplltUde requited' lrvtne, expertenoe Civil TW D1&111 •-y Ffl. Mitty open. AWfY In Clemente, rellllble eat Fri, ~ oompte. 8ufM1J11100 :;;:_ ~ FM90nal*, 641-5070 :".ll0-4==3-4:-::2~-..,.-~-• OOU6d be .--0, evl OenerOUI talery plul cw U1 , Corpotate WP 1 ..__," s-.an 9em-12pm end lneurenot requit9d, tlon of 1·2 colteoe leYel 1100 A al & LHASAAPSO Pertklolof MOOR1NG for Mlt 1'811· 711/M Brit 714/840-7000 allowenceplueexpenaee mu11 . Hll tor Ann ::='~~·~,.;,p.. ORANGE JULIUS 5'&-0222.&-11em. eccounUng eoutMe • 079-063tvor104.:'b,.~17 blklwM•, 1..-a AKC. nerwhip ltmia. c.tallne I 1 laudal ~me 10 PANCO LTD 553--0300 ful Reeu.N 1 1301 OoV9 711 E Belboe 8IYd _1 _ _., mull Setery com· · Home bred and to-fable 111af\d Up 1o 70 tt P 0 Boll 11823 INIM I · o . ..-r-..., • .,.. meneutet• wttll bed!· DINETT! 191 round table MC or ter1T11 lle1-oee7 fH..~ .. CA 92713 (7 1')8eo.c1'13 PAIT ·lm St. #755, Npllk::tl 02te0. HOSTESSES Full Um• hlOll tcllool ground end Mlle. Pteeee w/4 olleln185 Ttbte lop I =-=-=:-7"--,..-.-= ,....... I 0 .,11---euseoYs1CASH1ERS gr.ciuet• with good c1r1v-oom.:t CfltClne eoott 91ow 1100 "" 1n good sH1H-rzu Adcwtlblt Witt Ne 30 fl M dOO( ,,. .... ..... •lllATll/IALU Reel .. !!"'9' _. .. 1u•1t••T EVENING SHIFTS CALL rno l"eCOtd Appt, In's-· .,, 10 em. 563-7113 • condlUon '47-2TS7 AKC. home br.d 3 hgt" c I u ,. n'o •. •m NMd people wttll • Ofl ~ ..,.,-1• of'llce I For RE Ofc Entry L.wt • 10-5".4, 87~10 eon 10 Mr ~t• et ltll ........ ...-.. c»c:t-oro.t now 1200/rno No O't4mlMa llWI anhude 6 drw. ';;1111 ~=k~ ~Y~~n: 14.75/Hr CALL 642-3850 • lllW.l'I Robert hln, Wllllem mfm O:Oa ~.,!~~I PetU & ttt OOIOt Mt~7 752·2sa.. ~7H7 Investor Of Wor1llng Pert· =~ ,;::..:,,-:: 4 Must be relleblel """'... FULl TIMEorPA"1'TIME ~sf~~ 1'01 »tt~ Dr IOf9 bed Lowry Otgen Tim~ Milled Pup-.... , .... tng/typeMltlng/dnlgn colOf l 11~ own eat. PIT commeMUl'et• wt1t1 .,(. £nt Pleza. Coeta Mw Kid• •tDI ' ' I n c I 8 4 2 • 1 a o 41 "' --- ner ~eel for Print• • I andwetlgroomed.&e*y ) PIOIUlll Jolnthe&MmSouthCout ·• lrWle CAt2115 Cerwnk:a mllcM6-2821 P'et· S150 080 Shot• .__ft.._.• - wt e11op1..,.. uoo.ooo ~~1~:~1~~~n per1ence, but w111 tram eet~r':'.'"M~ WOf1tdurtng1tteeumnw, Aoceptlng~t« P6'K~~ ~'::' H;:g~N~L~~:.EOON I Evut Wk nO• C e ll ., 111•1 coffaterel recPted the right C: Cell Joen 831· 1288 have itrong typt119 & c:otle09 etudant wor1I b9-dt1wr9 pert lime to d9-&.n:-M • • w tr . c:ond t.350 J:. An• w • r Ad • 52 . ..._,Balboa lttMd (714) 780-1375 (213) 5~7 I • ·~;~\:-· ~ lkllla. ~Ull time. IWWI duw. retired llV« LA nm.. to ttor. P.Off/99onc:_ ~:':;4""' Cell 175-s4 end t ' 042-4300 24 hn 11' -~·.21).5.t~ •-Tt t:::: "14 • 4 • .-AP9fY In peraon to Mr. Qlttnn. tupplement YOUI and'**'· Mwt be OWi --1--t ,_......__~b ·-11 .,... ._ llllUIOE f'T • • Fuent• et Robert Bein, Income, no txi> required. t& yr• have. Vllll °' tNClc Quallftedpet90nwlthgood LAlll&... I 9U5&I ~-• SAILBOAT end Moomo ••llDIT• Pr IC... -WllllMI Fro.I & Aaeoc. Weoftw and llab&tlty lnalranoe, pt!Onevoice,eometyplng Pettotet8~PVC -ii~ for aale New H iit . '*Ill lllllT• ~ Pfl :z = n•n••n l 1401 Quall St., Npt 8dl • Au.lbtt Hourt se 71 /llr +mllug•. ' comput• .... Co.ti sseo Wr Iron I* SCHAFER iL@e+Aie ~ ~ ~· Money •vetlabtl fOf ANY IOc EJtper~ l*'9on In I PIMl&nt phone voice & Wlll9' •~end 714-649-8541 Mw .,.._ 64t-1157 p.uo ... ~ GUIT AA & ampllfler. 1 ___ ,__ ___ ,___ ~ purpoeel e. policy prOCMttng end mannert to Mndle ~ uonn1•n • A ~enc. To Advenc:e I EXECUTIVE CASHIER RECEPTIONIST ~~table l.ttM ~ = ~~50 • Tr ...... tebfftll or r..etabtl911 d atml Oroup and Ufe a Ph<>nM l good typing E e Ptomotlonl From Within For F I r91.e11 t10te ITIU9t NB Ofc Meke '*"°"· 11• · table 145 your Cfedlt with u. eno pq (7t<4) 852-1111e uuta nec.eeary A.i.t ;:: ~enctv,. • Unlfomle Provided h•v• · .. ten1lve • cHll ~ t>uey ptw>nee, fOf ~~= •eoene flaw ua Cuapn 1114 receive • vec•llon ••.• u -• "--Cuatomer Service Men-..., •Fr• Mee!• handing and OU91omtr d9tab. Dene 833-e100. ..., 2· aaroa 'p.i,....-iotiiii.._ ______ _ OW11ftcal• '°' Lu Vegas. -.Cea -.t 9Q8f Varied general of-buey Colt• Meee Reel I wvtce exptttenoe M MOVING SAlEI RCA 25' ~• I wtll ,.. OWi 'fOUI P9Y"' Materc:ardt end Vieu floe dult• Detell-mlnd-~~·~Hice Set/Sun Accepting appllcatlon1 time w /beneflte llLllUllTIP.L Coneole color TV ...,.IAuuuful AXUUoAb j tMl'ltl on ln\al motor "'ellebtl FASTI Soma tront ofc pref lfte ed Entry leWI poeltlon T ~' 10tm -5Pm. Mon-Sat 71tt4._ 5070 EOE. ' Nellonal Women'a Vot-wttwl dtryf Rattan group ORGAN Slngt~ l(•y hCWM I Wll g.lvie you "'I FPC EHTE~l'RISE8 lnturan0a blnlng Fimfty w/t>usy Rep Arm Meny muit yi>lng 45wpm Equal ()ppl'y Employ9r l~ell L .. gue 8oYt. Dining rm Ml M~ °'OM Wltl s.11 ck.-to '78 ~PU. l ~ 964-6443, Mr Fuller PrlCllce Mtll::x.·~~lrne 0 pp 0" u n It... G. r 11 Mutt be rettabtl, reepon.-I FLOWER SHOP IN HB Qlt-. 18+. Pert·Urne M table wit ctn a pc "'°" cs.th '"· ... 2-2 ... , In ~ oond. tor 'f04ll call tor appt, . 873-2900. No tgene:y'I llble and "' groomed ·-·· .. -. Mature l*90n p/t 3 dey Dally 10-2 8eturdey. tlonel. Redwood *t> Q(lff I equity. .. ~ r ... &auucmab Selery comm•n1urete C:-Mdnu.a wtc lnc:lu every other Sat. Stlwy to U50/mo FOf tbtl 497•2875 ='~ MM lfl•&~wtindlt~ •llflAITICI &ISIST llOIPTmlll w/expenence Call Jo.ti ' wenr.. genertl flower ltlop wor1t fun )Ob c:llll 894-0747 Mk .. , Leet I,.... nu Bright, •ntllullUllC llmmedl•t• openl.ng ln l 531-1288 18155 HW!)or81vd,FV_ and ...... 842..oeM. '"' kely. °'*1tll Buftlit, won on+• 8AXHb ,.. ! M==~·.n ::J mltur• pweon fOf buty txley El TOfo Prooersy • ·~i\.~ I Ffl·HELP MANAGE 11••M aD1 C ltlcM St In boll wt..e bike. Land ~ MW't1ree Mlf OOfl'Ullned. Cl'llropreetor'• office Mofnl omce fOf sicp'd ·~= llJMllLM UST. lW llUto cem..Jor the '5/;; a dl4900. Atk11'9e..t One. Paid S350 Wll -· tTIOOIOlbo MW~2 • Perm poeltlon Verled & prof.-onal to handle ~i,__:;:: hat poettlonl twlleble oc ReQl91• 2em-11wn r to atert. ome Ofttir. Cd 482..ea5& '250 obo 541--5985 fOUfl) ADS lnt•..ing Outlee Salety I Wiry heevy pnon.. Front ' tor upr'O perton(I). wttd~wttendt, '5/llr+ =·~ ~:.::~ tllll 11D wamm B 0 y 8 v AR 8 IT v ~ I ='on~dlngtoqO.-fln-~":.-:':.':U~ Litt ISli ~k IOOd, eet~I OM ellowenoe, GPP'T,.! Neel~ count• 8e11 & Boa Sprtnge, xlllt c:ond SCHWINN B•l(E (ytlow leuMn 1111 ARE FREE 531-~ Of :;~~~ (714)75'.7261 IEW llE CiiP . ful Appt,= 2J7 =::it~-CllerAI• or Stuer! $50 ~ c':1~1~ F6Aa 1iUm1m C I• fl.,. lfflOI I IHIPJRST CreetlnQ ,..,, Momt ~ I E. Com Hwy, COM cer, lneutMOe, good dnv- 642 ..a83 ~ 0.-w/Aetum -L-~"'~~a.~• H 8 .-;:· a' Pllonee,appolntmen11for P•rton MQef to learn lllontWllltrlllni3M1'5 SllllPQW.nlm ~~,714-751 .. 155 ••• ,.... ..:=~ MK~":~01S.:-,1\~~k: p.iri1e0rtrn1 IOIMr : U2·M11 t>uey famffy prectlce doc-Property Menegemenl I * SILES * Exp end c:r.ttve ~ • lam F= U.P S T:~ L.eget 531~IHI In ldr'l1 oond. MUS"T SEEi ~u•tolt\ nddle, M• IOfl FUhlon llland. Ffl Lo.n 8ro6certge txlel-llbfit f0t menu plenntng OUll 1 •ftll ate recor S100. 075-2024 MlcNIAne IUOO or beef uper'd 544-1025 neet Entry poeltlon In Menegement Co In New-and full prod tor new,..., 00R00H 8 mutt Call 2 SOFA SLEEPER. ••NW. , Offer 847· 711M -------1 amell tamlly butlMM port 8Mefl on the Bey up In eontlnlenlel MOVINGISTORAOE S P. &crow Sentce Inc 3 captain dleln. blond TY, ltene, lliettnafn KAWASAKI 71 KZfOOO lo• I AU 8 TR AL I AN UerchandiM CJ9P0t1uni1>• WagH commenturate nd• tejented H~ple HUHI tnd _SONORA 1 lo 21'9 l'IOu-"Otd good Security Pedflc Corp chine llYtc:ll. 731-8075. , lllO Cln • gd oond fairing Shepard-M/45-50 lbt, 1nclU81Md -~ke bnnging wlthquetlf\catlon1, typing lo work fleltll* "°'" & STYLE MEX COOKING, movtngexpeii.a INlne BrtnCtl l'IM opening TWIN BEAUTYREST Mat-ZEHffRTV iiUn EJim1 k~lf heedtf 0 ouet~ ~PCblue •· MteArthuf ~ garege Nie tn tO'llfn to no lh«I lland, can Linda. earn lop doUet Cell Mr 111'1 klten. mutt WOf1t well, neceeeery Apply '°' Loan Eactow omc.-tr .. l box ..,,inge S75 condition On ., SO llMt beet ,_ ·,..the H,08-03,497~ yourllvinaroom. 5'~120 Cooper873-&428 lndep,55&-1304 8-10am,15041Bek• Wflh ICMM term6nel tll· Md! Doubltheedboerd 642-tnO , ong 'owner ..... mair.-Pkwy Unlt·B, INIM, pettenee_ Sua: 111fUI ep. S5 242 Flow St C.M tained, S.900 f7~2eta $2.40 per day Tllet'I ALL yOU pay fOI' 3 nn... 30 day minimum In the SERVICE DIRECTORY CALL TOOAVll lllFll Liii Your Setvloe Directory Repraeentlllve 142-4121 tit. lot 786-0643. =t~~-flnd~ WALNllT COFFEE TABLE ft YAMAHA 1119 cycle * 11011 * to ~hive ..,__ 33 x eo. exoellent c:ond. 850cc biltcil, tltst tier Elttb S•curlly Firm Periodic review plut wu l500 9Mlng S125 c..t1 ~ 1114 ecceHor1u l 1 000 need• gu.,.d. for Coe•• oomplet• beMftt P**· M<J..OIM2 TlC ._ •• , ••• •• ._ ... -:-1--1.1_ ... --;,__--xr:-::;;; M... ioeetton Retired ag• T111. Potlllon 1. ------F~ -hm«ii 11 welcome Call (213) ~~ flo« ~ llbctllaatta 1111 =:a~~:;,? .• 2ss-o 1se coffect °' awt I gantzat:, gr no °'-Llitet tunn 3 co6ors an<11112 9em . 3pi,, _........_ I UlllTYUIT lnteruted eppllct nt l SS 05, Begonlu, lniat 1144 llliUIU Own your butlneu In lhould call Hem Urbec:h Gerenlem1 H -12 05 I WU grNt tocatlon, Newport al 714 754-<4901 Wlndv~ 7ll-50J5 •flll UUJ DOMESTIC & FORC.IO~ 8Mcll Cell Al 848-2718 Connden1lallty auured BMut lclttent Free, W9taun Antlquea couc:ft, ~ lldO TIYITI •1111111 1 E O.E. M/F/H I 11 yrt '30. girt• Schwinn back chtlfl, orlentei 18881 BE>.CH BLVD n•-aa •-20" brue hdbrd (fu" 1tem1 Appointment ll.a /•.al ••II 11....-.1111 p . . Fedlfel ,._..,.,,_t ........ --~1 '30 1eo. 1875 733-2519 •" 5 pm _ .. -._ ftm • IJahat In your·;~ ... ~· ;;;: Tech •xi>. CM 848-7474 -------=------P&llJU WmlO EXTERIOR EXPERTS .... M•-1mmecs ,....__ I J c P«lny country border 'haupnadn 4 Whtl Drift/ 'iii, t h flood d -·r .._,. ceramic ltllcllan a c-- P• c . tmage Quality wont. tr• eet Landeeaplng Sprlnk..,.._ OltncultlEllt Our Soedelty 1ng1 without wtltlng lltt T~etlng c:.aon., Ilk.• MW Can-... b .. ~al Till llno/nlee,505-4811 U25513 IHle-7401 SoOCIHn·u""'20""""lnUc•288597 ~1-0295 Of l .. tt S15-SNOOO 0& !'l~-~---~IR I ... ,.. f>tlone Cell ~: llllEI .... nlSttrl lazy euun. ~ XVoN IH LXTXAL@ ·~ etw~ .. L.eredo feK c.. ••• ~c.aeratt RESIO/COMM'LllNoTe arN Tony 645-512<4 I GLASGOW PAINTING ('""2) ..... •••5 308 .... rec:tl 6 more 542-&700 OCHGHV S300 '"75-"15" ml, 10nt cond EV9r) op- Oo k •... -/"'-30 "" -•xt .. ay--11JL1 " • • tlon • l15 IOO ,.._. ST CLA R CONSTRUCT Yfl my own wor ...,.. Gardening Full Servtc. Int """'· >"' ·~ · ------~ ---John W•YN Tennie Club ' mor ' ,._ Complete ConcreteWori! •278041 A1~1H Mow~up-tr• ref't 642-5214 HOUSECLEANERS Member1hlp 1 2000 .... , ... ts 7ii1 Jlmet531·5522 RMI. Rat• 64M631 I UO'I ruo. ........... w0<1r 988-2715/E Lv mag , ... _ ......... -NEEOEDI 30 hrt ..... le Energet)c peocMe nMdecf Velue Off9f9d ., S750 11' lllml HW 'II -.-u--·-· -• -•n-llr to ltar1 531-5272 to conduct a Merit.ring 0 80 (2131897-7221 °' YOURS FOR Cart DE~AN'Dl-IEnduaLECt'~~~-ex:J> ~~0;,:R ~o 'f::ty * * * * . HOUSECLEANNERS ~~~ Put~ eo°'anoe (7 14)873-415:µ WOTllO UY WT IMMEDIATE OEUVEfltY fXAoUNb THE c ock'f ... -~ lnt./Ext retid'I comm'I Experience Part time for ........ -~.. I -----Whit• wltl't b4iie trim and L i------yatd ctf• t i r ... rtt• 7 Union 'Llll2~'""" ·--" ..... _.___.._ It •-tn-18lll~ LADIES Clott\lno-Cefttni Sun_, 1,,... Fun cover IStll • 2tt 171 fSer • 52711 NIGHTSl-.WEEKENOSll NEW/REPAIR Oullllty No RON'S GARDENING yrs exp. "'°"" ...... .,.,__ -·-. ..... )-1 ~ -· ...... ••••• Cran ... uc 541545 CM Jobe to small, reuon•ble .. ~2 ... ~•• I Fr• eet. LOW RATESI LOfl 575--9552 Pteaant phOnt vo6ce a •te ., 10-1 boy• •Int cono llK>OO 873-7803 -F t llc'd 531 2:µ5 .,... ""'"" ••Yf 11• Wia.t. .,..._ •~ ----mutt no~,., clothing 0,.....,9'>0'1 -OR.ANGE COASi o-~ .. ble mo-Wiit r• • · · - ---,. wn• , ... _ 1--·-• OLDI -~ 1.....,.1 ..... ---. -t4-t8, Anne 045-4838 20 n WELLCRAn STEP ._.,Aerl ... ·lt ._.......,.. ••-~----Com!*te Claan up Gen."I F-Info ...___ ••" --.,......_ .._ "" ,...,.,_. ~ LIFT 125 "'p E-.. n-·.. .,..._,, -beby911 In tier Colt• Meee 1 ... f!!! malnt Palm tr•l1r• trim (714) ~n' Brighi ..,thuslutlc mature m•k•ra, tllgl't eellool NURSERY FURNITURE Lo tioure l ~2 ooa' ....... 2524 Herbof Co4lt•.,..... home Mon -Ftl 648-5722 Cll'pentry • MB<>Ory • remove Meuro IHl2-9973 -p •rs on r or bu• y MnlcW'a. oolege atudent• Simmon• Golden A1n-7S~52 Ul·I02J SUMMER JOB Student Plumbl119 • Drywall • cae LAWN SERVICE PAINTER NEEDS WORKI Cl'llropree1or'. oftlc• • moonltghtwtl ~ I Crib with cenopy m•t· -' --~.,...,,,, with ctr needed to take Tiie 8 More JB 045-9900 MOW• EDGE TWICE MO Int/Ext, C9111ngt, refln ceb P«m poeltlon Varied l Mondey..f'r1day 5'.30prn tr .... or .... and Cheng-22 l't SUPER SPORT 250 ACh 9 cara ot 3 kldt, egee. &-10. Ct1UCK'i-Hw a-·•r S20-S25 543-5722 (28) 1f9 exp., WOl1I gu.,. lnter•ttng dutlM Salwy to t OOpm, Se1urdey Ing tebte All uoentnt hip C1'14M' OMC eng 67 F6Flb F 108 w/35 1 On Wed l Fri. from a... .,.,_ .._ __ _ ___ Olivia Ptlnttng IHl4-3837 oC*'llC(:()(dlngtoqueUn-9-00ern to 1 OOpm S1et1 oondtttonl40000 No-Jo Semeu~ Hwbof BIM etiin. eu1o .,.., on BelbOe ltlend PteMe Plumblng, cupentry DUSTY'S Land1CtP9/lttwn eetlont & exp Olene et S4 00/hour plu1 Storyt>ooti beddlf'IQ Md petrol bo•t• M•dth•p eiavpurikl 11.,90 .OK a..utical Ceilla!;. c:all efler 8pm 875-0445 electrlcel, efficient Main s.,.., Wkly/month/ Painting Int/Ext p.,_~ 831-58841551-333& EV'll bani.-Prtvete dell! a var1ou1 IJC()IAOflet price conaol• for ••l•••ltl mi S2100 cibo 531-611? -!eaonable 951-1710 t time Fr .. "' 241-1940 Prep and 9~5::~ 2 Lend1cep• Foremen ~· c&1ual tttlr• negotleble Cebbage llthlng & cr1o1ttlng Very REBlOWN OR PAI eo ....... FENCES-GATES TrM tr1m -----v-r• ••P. ~-won .. welcome Ptteh CollectOl' .. X•vter good cond Stir & trlr &-4 s 10 PICl<-UP 17,640 AMC> lnt/EJr1 PemtlnQ ;;lXHIToAill** Dump rune. C.M /NB l11n17 QUALITY P~INTING Trelnee 8Uic llltna ,.. For ~ eel Mery Rooet1't Four Seaeone w1t>0a1 17500 e1s..1909 m1 'OW"9!' s IPO cut· Ucl2aa597 531-ms RESIOENTIAL&CoMM'L wu.JlrnWtlyle.642-7208 ;s w•U•. W:o&. Soec.lnoldhollw &grat-~:~s=:~;~~~r .,.., 5:30 Mor\.-Frt. or Sc>«:*•I Edttlon4375 00 CHRYLSER24 285HP ~~··c~ bed 11"~ &.....laJ lOt WOf1t Dew 831-819' **HANDYMAN~ eonctete Comp petloe ftttl removal BMI eny ~ S.t 't 642"'5e78. FOR All FOURI nu O(f :100 ml rano-•It fr>r Ot .-um ..._ .al -.. 15 • • M~ bid OUI' WOf1t 87~ LIU&. ---uy • 857-2357c f.ehJ, okll"" ll•ll« l'ld S:lSS/'1'1() ~<,() lOXl PMt!pl .. J DON'S PRO CLEANING Large or tmell I do It alll ___'!!__ wper --__:__ ---&• '"' T ---SERVICE. Full c1Mn1ng Pet 531-5579 0t Ive mlQ I BRICKWORK Smell Jobe SOUTH CITYS PAINTING FulHlme Cellf«me Legel Wllftl Old Cltrue Frul1 Labet1 rlOIO. 151< 414 ·$ 115 OYOT,a 107 0 trvc:to, ,.. COlOA 8110 of any dut1tno. VllCUUm, mtrrora'. ~~ ---Newp()f1. Coet• M.... Ree&d'I Repaint• Int/Ext. •x: ~eouno:c. ii:.~ Men ' Won'letl owr 18 1 CALL en-9159 HOBIE. i's " -ltllff =· o';!'":,1 s, .~ Of ~ BMcf'l loe SJ5 window 9fftt, mopping, Irvine Rell 57~3175 Fret •I ~ er aw wl"-*'<S c.-l prOof Of RESTAURANT StalnlHI Y1mah1 40 lull CCMI' HELIPIX 875-4449 battwooma, beteboerdl,llNG -MOVING STUCCO MASONRY TILE we Try to e..t MY Pnce UfllUllS •tlllf lnaur fOf l'lotne ~ Steel New Exf'leuet 519-x 1,,t cond Mau Oftei Vut iMi ~ --qull *"· c:on.atntlOut Oarege & Yttd Clnupe 'No Job 101metl An IY1*I-*THOMPSON* f/l 11+ 81 •.a.all21 o4 The ~ ...... , tern~· wtfllt.,.. & 642-528" ,..,..,,,"""• and CW VAN 1 clbPER __ t e ... nlng, llerdWOf'lc~, Jon 645--8192 FrM•I Uc 831·23-4S *PAINTING'* ~--~ p~ wty~ fire Aneette. dlmenlllOnt 57~--075013•Y9 E.•c.~t cond1tlO'I f"'1t x;;;m;& r.ra,fr••t 764-1 HeuQ"Q_MOYlng c.e;;::--•FREEESTIMATES• LITMllH. 75t_.155 7_11em • 4ttxl2fl.846-27.9t MA~au1s·1a2'3 pe<1 11y siooo 11rm, Reeurfldng • Roofing I HOME/OFFICE C1Mn1nQ upe 7 0919 L.ow991 r11•. lmat Reeidenll81 I Commttdel Lot S*'IOft wented A9PfY 3 Speed 81\• 1 •10 n~. l'lp ,_ bO•'M' 6::1 t 2790 Weterprooflng• 131 ... 199 BV THE 0. YNAMIC DUO Cell Berry, 722-8873 •A· 1 ..,... Int/Ext/end LI Melnt It Cormier SUZllkl. ~ ...,_. 135 3 Pint S.• StOOll petnt, Q.llt) btn • t •atll •• ,.~ t1-CUJn )(lnl refl Joctyl50-&278 ClEAN&EXPERT R«t/Guer 882--0815 Roekflled. Ltke For.91 llJS ll25104' an 3 wt\lrtiJool radio. d•ptl'I !1naer " _._ .. ~trf HOUSECLEANERS· I wit Lu•MI.... Over2Sy•ruxperienct fa~ri.aL ----77o 7001 IWrlg 19 cut>te ti •flee-l7500. 84 I 32~ UP&UnR IPUI ~ !'::" ~ e1een your l'loute, ~. _.e a Lancan uc r .11e.•28 no-13&3 hM'RiiJd IAMioAS • OPUm £!!,.lll~•H•~!8! ,,,..,., S2S0 131-2090 * ,... tnPIUn on rvi:Av DEPARTMENT St~~ Reta.eel1Gltdyt54'"3154 K.c.tMtEd!MVICE . ..ABC MO'VINGU HANOIHGISTRIPPtNO lloaa&al Hoeipttel ~or LN9-SOFA 1 FT Priot teduc:tton S1 000%* cl 1nn.11s BMW wt DO IT Alli Uc'Clllnel H~~ 14 yn ecp Top Ttlm Removel Ou4ll Oulck & Ctteful T13804e VISA·MC 17~ 1512 C8ll yOU ... up ~ In 171-tOM OI no-uo3 0000 cond. metchlng I we... II I • 0 Id 0, MLn Pe6Qmbo Conat 118 3564 reltebie. rw. tree•. own s.v Uc/Int lrM -LO RATES 552-0<410 ••:=U:: Eem S5 00/tW II.,, A8st d r a p • • • 2 0 0 • wt~. 34 °'""' ,,. ~I.tit s..s llH II ex-r~1"' s.vtoe trMa. Pine 845-IMe Oeftt IHIM2e3 or 63....aete n---w I • ~ Diet.,.. ·~gr fOf The ._.. Retired Arizona oovp+e ~·· p!ltowt '25. TIS G•• 645-8800 1526 s Eu<:lld St -·--··r u _, _ _..... UlwO•tll-1111 ter20/30end401'1tlrina WWltlo HOU$E.Sl'TAug 175-05~ 93i ... -I f11lfW'tonCA Aepalr-Aernod'l-Addlllont Hou~. Clll'P9tl a m IWITI........ • plum 1lri0~ avill 585-0222 8-11tm l July, LOC81,..., non SOFA 7 n 'NU ti 7 14 .,, 6806300 ~ 541-4MO ~tery.wtndcwt..tc Topped/renlO'\led c...n.. QrenoeCo.o.talnel A" blno&hMtlng --·-. "'*"' (902)514-1409 Gooo cond metcl'llnn '71SlXNbtR 31Lm ,,. 6t1 9101 BUllO ~REPAIR Klrbya Melnl 831·5272 up, new ...... 791-3-47t StudentM<were lneured DRAINS CLE.AR From S15 • UPU nasun llmUaibe d r. p .. • 2 0 0 . Aec eurvey,NnQ"'Hl.Oll -------- W•ll•. door•. wlndowt. ••trutln Clean Upt•TrM T~ Lie Tt2~ 141 ... 27 Feuoeta, ~I. Heeler. laundl)' l Dry ()eenlng bed~ peno-12s' teel(/lnt ...,..., t • pettoe, oover9, !'9m0dttl l'laJ~ S NEWW~•StOftge 641-0907 Lio 722·0088 petlOMel Wiii trelll !Of •-II I 57~aa h~ .,._ 186-5001 PP Uc/IM 8aNwlM-5941 _ he~~rw . l'••/U.Jb1--markert Medleall~tel, -tlf9a l -~ -BUY·,,, ptttn«M M 'IT ctxl moet IOYll-llll ......... ,_ l'IOlkt1111• ~. ttvr.• a OAIMXt cRIRUe u N1veAs1TY ATHLET1c cst.:AHOER 31 ""'v Int CUSTOM CAR NmY. ~m·1, Aeeld'I Pt.t1ie to LANDSCAPING by Jamee ~ Xdd',._m:c;,;oa;i 8Mcn.,... '111-7~14 SCREENS. V•rlety ot ~U8 M£M ~~or coi'd loededl ~ ~ :;:' .::2::-' complete, r ... 84&-4e31 Ut7131 FrM _.lmet• By hr ./Of p-. 14e-3e88 Top Qual4ty low Prtcie ----1lze1. rue Antique 7 ~~~1~1~ X ~~.u ... 1 Herb<>f a; 500 • • ' ti LMW ~. 649-1115 -. f'r9e •1 Lie 831-234$ lllllllftlS.SS•• ctletral tltlflM 7Q.I0.44 ._.. '400 mo 71H$t.-1713 Ooora Muh11111Qll ..... I .. ci..nup. e Trw Trtmming lant.L....... fUt WROUGHT IAON ~ Petioe A:JCp;;;:a;nao;;;:com-Removtno 1 H.itlnG eom;;ntO:Jm for w;; , ,.._.. ....... Teble 1 dlelni 1 o.k EA•CSOflf 33 ioeoed ~~ Oullly Woric pen4one. l..lve-lne/out Cell Rtgo ~2tU In~ I llte llelkpjl '°' MENt etRXUIC rit;g TlJRN ...... llM111 c:Ntltl meptt hulc:h ""°' foph) ..,,,., un44t ~ 5"MMO llO-'t guer/pp 147-6$40 the eldef1y (114)933•200I Dtttlnc:tl\lia, Affontebie Anne ·M~ 0'"' tor reoe•lc:rube PU lfNll fWnOdfl end n v1:::':'i!:;'c':rr::. ~c.t.&lt9HMlltpg Kltdlw,bel"9 722-9783 1~i,~ A;!~Ul!p1::'~1= '*~'" u ~8:"'~8pc~t Mi'fj;. ~ Entry I J;;na; m II'• gtWI Aad'I 9t()-Ol54 by"'" M ... =z, Stir MON v )('Int c:ond Coe1 NW fAtt ' eoor.a. 11"-ERICSON u ~ • .. av Hormln The OoonMn T,..rrM\/a..,up compl Cltint ta/Hr 91~1 L TH! 8 HIN IN '4000 W1ll I • '*'' ..,,. Half Want • Ml't tQutpt. \I; ~ Of Oek & F1r 157~ ~. CofnP9tlttW p tf.aL_ SuNflNwlndow dlNntncl 0'* e7:\-.:S03t •good home p...._ n fulllni. t cl 7t< "°K I pno.. Cfiudl 142·2173 fiJlll llXiNTINd I; G Ltd Caln 14) Me-aoaq Call Al11elU. D1'9I 1eo-1en • 1can1 7!1t --·a.;~ etdltnor llynof ~ ~...,.,I... 642-5671 MllJaL liiitall .. c..rn.nt brtc*, .,,.. .... OUS1omert Uc. 280tU. 1· lcwyS30 • 2.-,,Y$40 VeryflMqueltly Colllc1ed _ .... 1111 eod. ttM .... ••·8031 Ther*·You1 ta-4114 c.11r ~ ......a124 trom ti .,..,.. .,..._ AAA MfTIHO tntJ£Ja thfOUQh the Cl~fied1I '"""'"" ..,,._. 000.t NE L WtQ on u.-. I einel ...,,,. a.tOlf4nO • ~ mlQd ~ ~ -"· lOWOT ~ pooe MIMll l!!lllTI 8en ~.. Wel!Md l 1twr --------i..;.;.;.;;..:;.:;..::,;,,.._ __ -:-~----UD-o4--14_7.L..1-0.;_S.~S..:.:..._~.:_,,,IN~:.:.:.:~~::..:..;,.:...:;:~-__J llllllllUlllJI 4N-t 1f7 Very 1*1ttiy 64e-St , , 118 Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/ Monday, June 8, 1886 0 NABERS CADILLAC 2100 HIRIOR llYD., COSTA IESI (11C) IC0-1100 (213) 581 -1211 • Best Prtces • Convenient Location • Great Location • Super Service • Courteous & Knowledgeable Sales People 0 ., STERLING MOTORS WEST Chevrolet • Porsche • Audi •41 E. C11st Hwy., lew,ert leach 113-0100 Highest Quality Sales & Service .. Q SALES. LEASING TAI.ORD> TO YOllt . l'IIDS BY EXPEJITS HARBOR SUBARU 13861 HARBOR BLVD GARDEN GROVE 714·5S4-2SOO 213-590-0259 lllS flOt..fRI 7 30 AM 5·30 PM SAT f AM 2 PM PARTS•SERVICE EARLE IKE VOLVO •"' \l\\,I\' ,, 1111~\ 111\t'lllllr\ •' \l\\,I\" d!,l lllllll jll Ht'' • E • r J . • ... n re • ii)[ I j The Best Car Buys in Orange County are at the dealers listed on this page »O'rNO HIGH VOLUME DISCOUNT DEALER Of.AUR oA £XCUUN(J SALES, LEASING PARTS & SERVICE 28802 Marguerite Parkway • ~1ss1on Viejo, CA 92692 (7 14) 582-2880 (7 14) 364-12 10 0 THEODORE ROBINS FORD 0 S<>titll (~()lltlt y~U L .VER [N]@TI@oo@ U.S A.'s # 1 Thunderbird Retail Dealer Modern Sales Service Parb. Body Paint & Tire ()Ppts Compet1t1ve Rates On Ledse & Daily Rentals VOLKSWAGEN/ISUZU BUICK Laius JAGUAR ISUZU 2010 llarltor llw~ •• Ctsta lesa 142-0010 ., 140-1211 o SADDLEBACll Sales Leasing & Service Parts IRVINE AUTO CENTER 1-800-831-3377 714-380-1200 EDJIMCLICK AUDI/RENAULT/JEEP ~ , r1 WE 'RE OUT TO BE Ii 1 I IRVINE AUTO CE NTER 41 Auto Center Dr Irvine 714) 951 -314 4. (800) 428-7 485 d'\ I C~EV IER BMW "' "" SALES • SERVICE • LEASING "' 'Where Professional Attitude Prevails" 8pecl•ll1lng 111 Europe•n 0.llYefY E1cellent Se!Ktlon of Ne1t •nd c•refully prep•red U..c:t BMW'• always in stock 835-3171 208 W. 1st St., Santa Ana Corner of Broadway 6 ISi SI Closed Sundays TE RLING SALES -SERVICE -LEASING -PHTS Overseas Oel111ery Specialists OPEN 7 DAYS A W EEK BMW -ROLLS ROYCE ·1540 Jamboree Rd. Newport Beach 640-6444 CD JIM SLEMON S IMPORTS 1301 Ou•ll St. -N•w C•r Location 1001 Ou•ll SI. -R•••I• Dlvl•lon \::::;J M"rcedes Benz .A. CALIF'S 1 & LARGEST VOLICSWAGEN DEALER NffO Wf SAY MORE Pi.lrts Ot.iPn M Sar 8 5 30 Sat 9 4 nm Se1111c:P m F ' 30 6 p "' 18711 BEACH Bl VD HUNTINGTON BEACH 714/ 842-2000 I A • '" u PACIFIC ._ OCEAN WE LEASE ALL MAKE &. MODELS CALL US FOR FLEET PRICES Ju sto Short Drive Away ... \ ~ Worlds Largest Selection of 0 813-9300 33375 Camino Capistrano 493-3375 Salts · lull•& · '•rts · Stmce . IMJ S~ SAN ·JUAN CAPISTRANO 831-1375 GCOMM NWE VOLKSWAGEN •Great. S.lectton • Low . Pric~a ®· 'FAMILY STORE SINCE ·53· • Eaay f mcmcmg • No Gunmtcka ~ff/, I E • S('RVI t-• u :ASIN ca • PARfo • f.L>OV SHO!/ • Sale• -Service -Leuinq 1966 Harbor Blvd .. Co.ta M BRIS'roL AT !DINGER 5'8-0110 - the PROFESSIONAL APPROACH -0 71 4 979-2500 2 9 2 5 H arbor B oulevard G UNIVERSITY OLDSMOBILE HONDA 2880 Harbor Blvd. Coate Me-. 540-0713 3 Blocks So. of •os Fwy. 808 LONGPRE Or1tnge County s Oldut I Largest Pontiac ~Alenhlp "' a..ch BIYd. & t't'ltt Glrctttn Gl"OW F~y f71• 89Z·MSI f714J d6-ZSOO W• perform .Ill Ponllac warn1nty work. regard~s of wtMr. you ortglMlly purchltlC'd your c.ar OPU MONDAY IVDHNGI UNTIL •.oo P•. Beach ltJvd. a Garden Growe f'wr· Westmtnstw. callfom&a THEODORE ROBINS FORD '2060 •IAA80 A 8lVO COStA Ml SA 64'2 0010 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX '75 • HAS EVEAYTHINGI LOW Ml. 11,800, GOOD CONO, 873-e111. 0 HOUSE OF IMPORTS • Ease of Ownenh1p 18f'ms • Lease convemence-12-72 mo • Se1ect from 100 • new and pre-owned • Delivery 1n Europe option dlal Mercf(fH 714/213 837-2333 Santa Ana (5) FrH••Y a Beach In Buena P•rk G CONNELL CHEVROLET 2121 larlter llY~., C11t1 ltsa Over 23 Years Serving Orange County Sales • Service • Leasing ... 546-1200 Special Parts Utf 546·9400 MONDAY-FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY 8 30 AM -9:00 PM 8 30 AM -6:00 PM 10 00 AM,-; ~:00 PM G) TED JON~ FORD/ISUZll ' our full llt'f\ 1rt' Ford & ltiutu df'alt"r • ~ales • ~erv1 rt' • Leasing I. \.' l tn Fl\JJ. .. l.. \~l to lJf. H \l /'I'll 2 b/J.:~ north of ~ant• 4nl frt"f'•Ut on &ach Bini 6211 BEACH BLVD. 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I ' I -.• MONDAY, JUNE 9, 1986 Offenders would be jiliiced under house arrest; device ensures tqey stay there By lite A11odatH Preti In a development Georic Orwell m1&ht have forecast for the pnsoncr Winston in the novel'' l 984,' Orange County officials arc study1na an clectromc surveillance device for non-violent pnsoocrs. Instead of holding drunken dnver.. Freed Ricardo Montero Duque, a leader ln the Bay of Pie• ln'ftaion 25 yean aio. returna to the Unlt-ea 8tata aft.er aatntna Illa freedom. A4. Callfomla After being reunited with their parents. two Bul- garian glrls spend their first full day to America at Disneyland./ A5 Nation The U.S. Justice Depart- ment says Austria's president-elect, Kurt Waldheim, will be allowed entry Into the U.S./ A4 Sports ·The Angels take another pounding by the Cleveland lndlans. /81 and other non-violent offenders 1n the crowded Orange County Jail, defendants couJd be placed under house a~ with the aid of an electronic surveillance device that tnggers an alarm. ·•Jt does not replace a cell for violent offenders." said Lester State ...,. honors 2CoaSt s -chools Distinguished award goes to Woodbridge. Newport-Harbor High By G. JEANETTE AVENT DllllJ ..... C.. I 'I .... II Two Orange Coast schools wall re<:e1ve the state'~ first Dtst1nguished School Award, according to an an- nouncement Fnday by 8111 Honig. superintendent of public schools. Newport Harbor High School 1n the Newport-Mesa Unified School District and Woodbridge High School in the Irvine Unified School Dtstnct were selected from 31 Oran" County finalists in the ( alafom1a School Rcc~1t1on Program The state Department of Education screened 2,300 secondary schools on the basis of test scores. enrollment 1 n academic classes. and other cntena. said Eleanor Anderson. the program's Orange County coordinator. The two wtll JOin 30 high school\ and 60 m1ddlc,Junaor or intermediate schools for an awards ceremony in the state legislature in October Anderson said a state team went to each of the schools to "validate that they were as good asJthey said they were" an the application Cohen. markeung director for Con- trolled Act1v1t1" Corp. "It's JUSt another tool to help an overburdened system." Wben an offender 1s selected for home monatonng. a 3-ouncc elec- tronic transmitter as strapped to his lower lq.. The transmitter sends a s1&nal every 35 seconds to a home monitor pluucd into the telephone. If the offenocr leaves home wtlhout perm1ss1on, the unit signals a com- puter in the probation department or shentfs office and sounds ao alatm. The monitor also oohfic1 authont1a if the offender tampcrt with the equipment or attcmptl to pluc at into a different telephone. In Qrv.eU'1 1948 novel, people were monitored in their homes by two-way television, with an an- noUDCCT that barked orden at lhem if they were seen committina an infrac-- tton But the bracelet's inventor uid the pouibtht1cs arc optimistic, not scary. 25~ FAIR 'ORICASTI ON Al l.liiiiiiii~li~iiiiiii.iiiiiii~·:·: "The ml.)onty who aro placed on home mon1tonna are people who have good commuruty ties,' making them less likely to run. saad Tom Moody, the Flonda 1nvct1tor who ts marketma the devtcc. Moody told county offiCJals, in- cluding probatton officcn and aides to countr supcrvisor5 that a ~m to monitor 20 offenden 10 thttr homes would cost $37,890. The device~ an use in 17 JUrilldic- uons across tht country and will soon bt tncd in San Diego County, Moody said. MichaeJ Schum.acbcr. the county's chief probetJon officer. said it'• ioo soon to tcU whether such a l'Wft_,m miaht •ork iA Ota.aat County,~ is under a (cderaf court order to red~ crowding in its jail '"The electronics ~ in·--:;- but the JU~ is l\ill Olll,.. he . , .. There i n'ta sreat deal ·or Q.PCI iocc with tht'm, but it may be, )'cry prom11in1-" Waldheim electe·d Austrian president Def eats socialist foe desptte allegations of Nazi war crimes role By LARRY GERBER • 2 9 ,.._ .,..,. VIENNA, Austria Kun Waldheim, the former U.N. aec>- rctary-gcncral accused of hidJna a Nui past involvtng atrocities in the Balk.ans dunng World War Il, 1riOO a smashing victory in Austria·s prcsi~ dent1al election Sunday. lntcnor Minister KM! Blecha de- clared Waldhetm the winner, with 2,464,598 votes, or 53.9 perccn~ of the vahd ballots casL Ku:n Steyrcr. Waldheim's Socialist oppooeni. drew 2, I 07 ,3 17 votes for 46. l percent. • .. The result showed that the Au. tnan people are not prepued to ae«pt these accusauons that have been made against me, .. Waldheim said in a victory statement on · television. Waldheim 67. was backed by \he conservauvc People's Pa.tty. Them- )car prcstdency is a 1arJely cer- emonial and non-partisan post. As presJdent, he wiU rccea~ forci&fi iuests and make nare visi&s co otbc:r countnes. But l~ators in tOme countms. includina the United States, Britain and Israel, are de- mandini that he be banned because of has act1v1ucs 1n the German army. Tarkenton passes along his motlvatlonal methods lnanewbook. /81 Lee Lacy hammers three home runs to lead Balti- more to an 18-9 win over "It's nice to be r«ogna1ed," said Tom Jacobson. principal of the I, 700- student Newport Harbor High School. "It's good for the spant of the students. faculty and r :>r\)munity" Jacobson said the selection pfocess was intensive. After 1n1ual screening (Pleue eee SCHOOLS/ A2) Boaton Celtic Larry Bird, centel', &rabe a rebound from a ••&.J'IJl of Bouton llocket playera, helplnC the Celtlca win their 18th NBA champlonUJ.p Sanday. Twin Towen Akeem o~won. left, and Ralph 8ampll0.D were topplecl,u a.ton won the •lzth 1ame 114-97 and took the bat-of ••en aerla 4 -2. See Bl for det:aJh. The Socialists have been in power for 16 years and remain in control of the government. Parliamentary elcc- 11ons arc scheduled for next spring. and Waldhe1m·s· victory railed the (Pleue eee W ALDDlll/ A2) ·the Yankees. /82 INDEX Advice and Games Business Classified A9 A11-12 86-8 Mesa asking Santa Ana tosbarecostof light ·Comics Death Notices Entertainment Opinion Paparazzi Police Log Public Notices Sports Television Weddings A10 BS A8 84 A6 A3 85 Council considers request by residents for signal at Sunflower and Gi"eenville 81-3 A8 A6 By TONY SAAVEDRA OflNDel!Jl"llotltllfl Costa Mesa official"> are attempting to persuade their 'ianta Ana counter pans to share the cost of installing traffic signal-; at a bus} antcr!.Cct1on bordenng the two cllte'i. NB woman named to OC Fair Board Gov. Georic Deukme11an has a~ pointed a Newport Beach woman to a four-year term on the Orange County Fa1r Board. which ove~s the fair- grounds in Costa Mesa. Beverly Langston of Newport Beach 1s succced1na fair board mem- ber Howard Dickerson of Buena Park. whose term has expired. Lanaston has lived tn Ne~rt for 12 yean and previously hved m Costa Mes.a for 12 years, acco. rding to a fairaounds spokesman She 1s an ex-president of the Hoag Hospital au)'.1hary and the Orange County Council of Hospital Aux· 1hancs. Lan~ton also served on the Newport-Mesa Unified School Dis- trict Board and worked on poht1cal commtttecs for state &n Marian Bergeson. ··11ove the fair. and I have been to v1s1t the fair almost every )Car I've lived 1n the area:· Langston said Her husband. Ball, 1'1 a pnnnpal of Snyder-Lanpton Inc. nn lrvine- bascd commercial and mdu\tnal development firm Hrushing aside stafT conclusions that the mte~1on doesn't warrant signals. the ( osta Mesa City Council lhl'i week voted unanimously to explore options for brin.ging traffic lights to the Junction of Sunflower A venue and Greenville Street. The acuon came after rcs1deJ11s Admissions to UC Irvine . may exceed expectations New rule allowing students to apply to multiple UC schools causing confusion A chanae in the way students &re aamittrd to the Un1vcrs11y of Cali· fomia h11 crattd chaos for campus official pl1nn1na next fall's C"nrol· lmt-nt · At the system'' two most popular campusc -lJC Bcrkelcy and lJC'l..A -too few lre,hmcn h~ve bttn admitted for the fall Al other cam· PUJn. 1nclud1ng UC If'\ int:, tht:tt wall pr blbly be more than e11.pcctcd UCl officials now ~htvt about 400 mote frc hmen will attend nt\t fall than the campus had pl1nncd The cau~ of the confu~uon. l IC officials 5aY. is a ch. n an the "•> sludenh enroll In the pa"it. students have been allo"'('(J to appl) to onl> one of c1Jht campu~ 1n the system that have undeTJT1du1te pfOITlm1 . .\ student appl)'tnl to UCLA, for example. could not also tr; for acceptance at l!Cl. When the llaut was reached at the S\lstcm·s most popularcampu9", applicants were routed to othen that were l~, hlely to fill up quickly. 1uch "'\JC R1ven1dc and UC nla Cru1 Dul 1n wme cases. the campu' to whu:h a \tudcnt WU d1VCr1Cd ~I\ not '/ near the 1nte~11on complained about bland curves and speeding car5 filling the street as the area con tinues to develop with business parks and shopping center\ Jim Willems. who spearheads the 12-ycar-old dnvC' for a traffic-ltght. said Sunflower parallels the Jammed San Diego freeway and often as used as a shortcut Willems laves on one side of Sunflower and owns a ( hmt1an gift store on the other side He com- plained that motonsts attempting lo make left turns from the interiCCtaon were holding up traffil· and cutting 1n lront of speedmit car!> The cat) Tratl1c Comm1<,c,1on rec- ommended earlier that poten11al har ar'dt could ~ eltminated b~ restnc tmg left turns. Traffic officials warned that a signal would attract mott motonsts 10 the 1nte~t1on and an to a Costa Mesa ne1ahborhood However. the council bowed to the handful of ~s1dents. who argued that the intersection has become too busy tn remain without a si111aL Residents added that they expect traffic to become even more snarled once the ne"' South Coast Plaza annex opens in the fali. Willems. an pamcular has reason to be nervou He awoke one morning m June I 984 10 find a motorcyclist sprawled an h1c, front yard "nd pnor to that episode. a drunken dnver plowed . into h1'i Maninatha Village store the prC"v1ous ~car. Willems said. Seniors at Coast high schools getting ready for graduation By G. JEANETTE AVENT °""'~Gr• ........ Graduation ceremonies for a~a h1Jh schoolsare scheduled June IJ-24 this year with man) schools also hononng graduates with special bac- calaureate ccrervonies. Baccalaureate speakers include local d1gn1tanes. clergy. an Olympic gold medalist and Nancy Reagan·s press S«rclary , Graduation cermo nieri and speakers scheduled for Orange Co..11 PHIL SIEIDEllU Fo cus ON TH£ NEws the 1tudenl'\ \«Ond choice wt than the l lC 1Y1tem. Th1'1 year, 1 ne"' ~y11cm permuted itudents to apply to more than ont UC campu\, with the aam ol 11v1n1 ttudtnt1 mol't' ~v cooccm1na which UC loc.uon the} "Mil attend. How- ever. It ha' cau~ a fC"w problems for campus officials trying to plan f<'r nC\l fall • (Pl eee UCI/ A2} htfh school!> include Hut1a1t.• Beach Ualob Hl1ll Scllool Dtstrlct •Edison -Baccalaureate. JunC' I'\ 2 p.m • Campus Bowl Father .\le' Man"alle, Saint Simon & Jude C aah ohc Church Graduation June IQ, ' p.m . Campus Bowl • Fountain Valley -Baccalaun"atc June IS, 4 p.m . Campus Bowl. r>r Paul Bc11er formcrpnncipal (1radu ation June 19. 7 p m . Hunt1natnn Beach High School Sheue Field • Hun11naton Beach -Junr 1 R 4 pm ')hcue Field. • \1anna -Vespers Ceremony· June I~ \pm Manna Bowl. Wendy D \\:chcr '-iancy Reagan's prns -.ccrC'ta" C1raduat1on: June 19 5. 30 p m Manna Bowl • Ocean Yacv. · June 18, 6 pm., "-r\tmin\trr Hi[lh ~ool Stadium • "c'itman'iter -Baccalaureate: June I~ 11 am . Ciy mnas1um, Peter Yu..lmar 1'~84 Olympic Gold Medal c ,, mnac,t < 1raduat1on June 19. 7 pm • \<:hool 'itad1um. (Pleue eee GRADUAnOrt/A2) Cat hairs in Irvine rental prompts suit A ·former Irvine woman with ~vere allCJ"llM has filed SUit agAIO\t the owner of an apartment wmpln. claiming slle .,., rentf'd an apartment htte!Td with c.t hair. • Rtbttc• L"nn Gltd''lt1n ,ufltf'C'd 1 Knous all riY au ~k and had d1I· ftcult) bfuthina aif\er mt·n tnl inh1 apartment 16E at thr A.1Jl('n ~rart mcnu la<Jt Novr:mhcr, according to the laW1uit filed Thunday Tbt wo n only agrttd to n:nt thr a~nment r a mana <'mtnt of ftoal U\ureJ her tht unit had httn Jl('t·frtt, said Maione Da), an •t· 1ornr\ rep~nting the woman. The \u1t allcan that the apanmrnl ownrl"\, Far \\'~t Fairhaven and .\'pen~ Fa1rha"en. arr au1Jty of brtach of contran. f~ud and mtt- rcrrt ntat1on (ihc k l~1n 1s S«kin an unJptttficd nmount of monc} and al"-'1 \he iunc~ out·of·pockei t.J.pen$Ct ~ cau1<' ~he had to find a platt to h\c and tuid to dc5tl'O h1n nd hno.ru. all div cunt.ami tcd by c-at hau - ' \l'O\.e\ptD(ln for thr apartmentt nlulJ nnt ht"TUchC'd for comment I I I A2 Orange Cout OAILV PILOT/ Monday, June 9, 1988 Beauty contestants Scoree •kyrocket at llile Square Golf Coune Saturday wben tbe MlN Fountain Valley conteatant.9 driYe IOlfen to dlatrac- tion. Teeln& up for tbe July 2 co11tat are. left to rtiht. (front row) ea ... ndra Crlcler. Cecilla Lewt.. Seana Mahoney, Doreen RodrfCues, Cheryl ChJmlnleUo. (middle) Loree Fry. Michelle ~onaon. La.Dell Henaon, Stella Berkebile, Sonja Feblmann, (back) paieant cbalnnan Beverly Batten. Kim Melendes, Nancy ltckweller, Julie KraYlk. Denlae Welbourne, AIJ••• Yanch&ee, Dellal BUNnl, Paulette Carder and paceant co-chall' Debra Bond. WALDHEIM WINS AUSTRIAN ELECTION ... From Al con~r"atr\e~· hope'> 111 JckJttng thl· <)oc1ah\tS ncitl \car Sunda) ~ bailo11ng v.a' J runoll electron \\ aldhc1m and \tn rrr IA.t'rl' 1hc top fini~her\ 1n tht· four-man lidd 1n the \.-ta) elec11on ~hl·n Waldheim almo~t received the maJont\ nt'eded to win tht" prt'\ldCm"\.' 1n the lir'>t round He 1o1o1in 49 l'l 4 f)l'rlent ol thr 'vOtes .. I would hkt• t.o \a\ hen· with all certa1nl ) that , th!\ t rit11.1\m llht· allegauom ahout hi\ pa'>ll du.I not come from gu1.crnmtnl'> hut l'\· du\11.-d~ from pcr'>onal '>l.ltt·mcnt'> from one nHnl'>tcr or tht• other from Israel." Waldheim \3H..l allt·r thl' final rec,ult\ werC' annoumcd ·I am urn· vrnced that in a \hort time 11 will ht.: pos\rblc fur thl' \ltuat111n to 4utl'l down" Waldheim wa' ml't h\ a throng ul cheenng \upportt'r' at tht· hrad- quaner\ ot thl' l'ropk\ Part \ \omc held up a hugr banner rt·ac.11ng "Long L1"e Waldheim .. 5tt~rt:r, Oh, '>did hl• hacJ JOllllpall'd defeat hut he wa' ·'t11'M!ppo1 ntcd at the \11e the h11.1 dllfrrenll' 1n the election re<,ull <)ne thing muc,1 he al\o <;ard , that 10 this elcllron 11 V.J\ nut onh the quahficat1on\ of both rand1date\ that pla:red a role but al\o themes that were pushed lrum out'>llk ··he 'Miid Chancellor r red \1nowa11 hecttl ol the S.X1al1s1-led go .. ernment ..aid his pany had sulTered a ~nou\ ..e1baLk and he would annountc Monda> whether he would \tcp dov.n It 1\ trad1tronal for &O\·c:rnrm:n t leader<, to o0er their rC:'>1gnat1on to tht• new pre\1dcnt Waldht·1m \<.11d hc: would follow trJd1t10n h> not anrpt- rng an oiler h~ ~1 nu~a11 to rc'>1gn Waldheim'\ \lllOI"\ r ndl·d lhc hit terest pres1dent1al rnm11a1gn 1n thl' country·., po'>t...,ar rra The contrn"l'r\1o 11•rr ht\ pa\l tarn1\hed A.u\trtJ'\ r· pulatwn Jnd raised quest111n'> Jhroad Jhoul whetherth1scoul'ltf\ ha\1kalt h11n1·~1 I> with 1t'I pa\t l·\JX>ualh 11\ rel.1 t1onsh1p "'Ith Nan < 1l·rman' It .11'•1 tou<.hed ofTa ha1.klac,h at home 1A.1lh c,ome Auc;tnan' ( harallt'n11ng th( charge'> aga1n..1 v. aldhl·1m a' .1 foreign-led '>mcar c<1mpa1gn In T d A. v1\. thc: lvaeh gm crnrn1·n 1 issued a c,ta1cmt·n1 . ct,pre-."nll dt'l'P regret and d1'klppo1ntmrnt ;it the election of Kun \\aldht•in1 a\ prl'" dent ol .\ustna ' The \tatenwnt rl'iic.l h~ F •111·1~11 lr1 1n1<,try \pokc:\man • hud < 1111, ""d "The ele<.11on did nut uHT11.· ,J\ J surpnse. but until the la\t n111rnr nt we hoped that ICISH and reac,on "'oulJ prl'vall and that thl' 1•l1•t t1on of a man u~• Kurt Waldheim wa vee aa be botch a bouquet of flowera after winning Auatria '• prealde n tlal e lection Sunday . like v. alJh1·1m \OollUILI ht: prC\COll'd •. < 1111 \;lid th;it l'nml· M1nl\tcr ...,h1mon l'l·rn I 11rc1gn ~1 1n1\ter '111h;i~ .... h.irnir .111d 11tl 1•r < .1h1m·1 ulliuJI\ \\01tld dl\l ll" \It 1nd.1\ 1A.l\,1t \lep\ l~r.1l'I IA.UU ld l.tkc If pr11l1'\I 1h1• l'll•t lit IO hracl' 1kput\ l11r1·1g11 m1nl\t1•1 1{11111 \111111 "Jld cJrhcr \und,I\ on "' .11J K .H.lt11 I h.t I I h1• J ·~ 1 "h \l,1 tc• v.uulJ l UI h;i1 lo. 11\ tl1pl11mal1t .ind hu'>rne'>'> r• lJl1t HI\ v.1rh \u\lr1;i ii V. dldh1•1m v.1 r1 1'11·1 tnl f 111 tour m11n1h-. V. a dlll'1m h.1-. dcn1nl ;ilk 111>0\ lhJI ht: nclongnl tu '-.r '11u grou P'> hd111 c \\ 11rhJ \\ .ir l<>11k p<1rt 1n thl lo.1l11n11. ol pn\•>nrr' JOU 1I\111.in' 1n thr \\aluhr1m <ll'kn111A.le<lged \t:n1ng ,1., .1 dr\I. ollillT 1n < 1crman .\rm' 1 .roup f v. ho'>(: 1.11mmandcr "'a" C\eLUtcd h> thr Yugmlai.\ fur war u1mc-. Hut ht· \aid hi\ Joh wa-. mcrcli. to' cnl) til'ld rrport!> n<>t tr1 <:arl") ou"t <•r)l:ra1111n\ or l!l'l' order'> I lw I n1tnl ~lJll''> Bnta1n J ran<.t'. \u,tn.1 .1nu l\r;id 1nH\t1gated v. Jldh1·1111\ 0,1\l ~1mnn V.1e\t'nlhal. a h1\tunan and '\i.111-hunll:r "'''h nllite\ in Vienna. aga1'!_ urttell Yugo\IJv1a to o pen 11!> w;ir 1111•\ on \\al<..lhnm and \uggr<,ted that thl' matt:nal he: rev1rv.ed by rn1lt1Jf\ h1<;lorrnn<, GRADUATION CEREMONIES SET ... From Al •Winter'ihurg·Junt· 18, S '"nm Athletic held •W1ntersburg C 1u1danlc: < cntrr June 13 7 om Mul11pur1><>'>" l<omn Irvine Unified ~C'hool Ol1&rlct • lf\110l' · Junt IX Sp rn . '\d11111I Stadium • 5El F Altrrn.~llH' lunt• IX , pm ( ommun1t\ An•a • l nr vC'r\11\ Junr IX ' pm Senior Lawn • Woodhndgl Junc: I!< 2 pm Irvine High 'K hool .... t.1d1u m Lapu Buell nlfled SC'bool £>f<I. trtct • Laauna Beath -Hatl.1laun·at1· June IS. 7 30 pm L1guna Prt'\h\. tenan Church. Jack Nemeth. ba\kcl ball coach C1raduat1on Jum· I <J. 7 "' MAIN OF,.CE uo ..-;.,.., ,., • .,. ' ....... "' " M• .,.,, .... ~ • ff ""'" V•M Cieet'9d-&·O ~71 ~--4 .ootar • 6•7 •, VOL. 71 , NO. 180 p 1 1 Ir int· B 11v. I "'orwport ,._,t'~a l oiflf'd Scbool l>h· tri<"t •Had.; B.1~ I 11nt1nu.it111n lull(' 111 Ill .1 rn . \1ull111urro'c H1111m C urona lkl \1Jr Ha1calaurl'.1ll· lu11c I 'i .1 pm I hi· ( omm11n' C •l·ralJ \hC. Illian J\\l\lJnl pnn11 pal (1r.idu.i1111n Jum l'l 1 pm '-th 1111 <)ua<l C mta ~t'\CI -B;i11al;iurl'atc Jun1 I 'i ~pm < hurd1 111 the ( 11\t•nant < 1nduat111n lunt' I 'l l '" pm Pa1:1 Ii<. .\ m pht t hr JI rt• [\tanu;i-BJ1.tJlilurt·a1t Junl' I 'i 7 p m (>ran it· C 11J\t < ollq~l'. \.1.t'(lll '\;prma Ht·rt111g < 1 rad~11un Junl' I 'J 1 p m Nc1A. pon llarhor 11 rgh \chool l>a' 1J\un f it•lcl Ncwf}(1n I larhor ft1t calaurt"atl· Ju nt· I S 4 n 111 "11 w fl<•n Harhor WE'RE LISTENING ll 111>h~th1111lt.)uad C1raduat10n Junr 111 ' 10 pm Da' 1d,on Field \addlt'back V1lley Unified Sc:bool lJlstrkt I I I <1111 • UJt(alaureatc J unc 22. 1 p fTl Cr\ mna'11um C 1raduauun Junc 4 'i 11 m '\1 1v\10n VirJO High ~hoot "v11'>\lnn \tad1um I .111una Hill'>· Ba<.talaureatc June 22 4 pm < .-.m pa..<.1um (1raduat1on· lum· ~4. K pm 'A1!>!>10n Viejo llrgh ...,( hool \.11\\lon \1ad1um \I l\\1on V1c10 Hanalaureatl' lum· ,~ 'i pm < r\mna"i1um . Rev C 1t·rald Pnkr\on Mount ot Ohvt'~ I utheran < hurth C1raduatton Jum· '4 ~p m \11\<,111n \tadrum ...,1hcrado < on11nuat1on .. June 24. h 45 pm \thool Parking Arca 1 rahut·n H rll'> No gradua11nt1 \t!OIOr\ Delly Pilot Oellvery ----~-I• Ou•rentHd Justcall 642-6086 What do )OU like about the l>arl) f'1l11t'I What don't you lrke'! < 111 the number 11xl"e and \-(lUr me"i\age w:1tl ~ recorded. tramcntlcd and· dr. h"trcJ 10 tht': appropn.1lt': cd11or The !.ame 24 hour anw•cnna \Crvtcr ma~ ht· u~d to rt'1.ord letter\ 10 the eduor on an~ 1op1t ( ontnhuton to our l~tttn column must 1ndudr their name and telephont numher for vcnfkat1on I dis u' what' on our m11'1d .. ' Clrculet lon T~ .. Sun to come out in afternoon Sic._ d .,. lftOlt1y eunny ovw the Orange Co.., today tOllowlng petctly night llld mom ng low cloud• or fog, the National WM lher SeMc. uld Hight WIU .,. In IM 70. II the bMc:hee to the IOW9r ao. lni.nd Low. IC>Nghl will .,. 62 to 12. 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I em 11'\0 MU el I 03 p.m Moon "-IOO<ay 81 7 06 ll m one! .... et 102tpm UCI ADMISSIONS EXCEED PROJECTIONS ..• From Al ~t UC'LA and UC Bcrk.cJcy. cam- pus officials were conservative and recently found they had admtttcd ~veral hundred fewer fr~hman than lhe1r fall target figures. Al these campuses steps are bcrng taken to bring the fall freshman counts to the proper level. At UCI, on the other hand, the number of "statements of intent to re11ster" for the fall 1s higher than anticipated. UCI spokeswoman Kathy Jone~ said the campus has received 3, I 00 such statements for the fall. although campus officials had only planned to enroll 2,200 freshmen next year However. Jones said. UC I official!. believe not all of the eura 900 registration documents will bnng another freshman to campus Althou&h prospective UC students arc told to return such statements to onl}' ooe campus. Jone\ said tht'rl' will be probably be \Orne multiple returns Some of tho~ "'ho \aid thn will attend L \I will enroll at other I ( campuse!i or other unrvers1t1<.'\ 1n stead, adm1ss1ons officials behcH Jones said UC I now expe1. t\ to admit 2,600 freshmen nl'~I fall rnc,tead of the targeted 2,200 La)t fall . llCI admitted 2 400 freshmen < am pus officials had decided to reducr freshman admissions to permit more upper-class students to tran.,kr tu L CJ from other schools ':\ull. Jones said the campu\ will be.· able to accommodate the larger-than· e\pccted freshman cla'i'i, thank'> to a JUSt<ompleted 200-~at lecture hall rn the Information and < omputer <)c1ence Bu1ldtng. l he campu~ al\o uses ponable classroom'> and lease\ aud1tonums rn the Edwards mo-.1e theaters near IJCI Th1'i year, UCJ ha.\ 13,600 students 0\ era II Ncxl year's total 1s expected 10 climb to 14 000. Thr I < \)'Stem remains a popular t hmce among rnllege-bou nd students hctau~ 11 has a rcput.atron for providing a quality education at a rt'la11vel)' low cost, particularly com- pared to private universities. l nder the new admissions system, I H,000 apphcauons were processed at the eight general UC campuses. UC olllctals 1.alculatcd that 56,211 stu- dents applied to an average 2 4 lampuses Al UC I, more than 12,000 fre.<ihmen apphcat1 ons were received. \tatc la~ !!>trpulatcs that all C ah- lurnia 'itudents who have t.akcn rrquired cour~s and ranl.. 1n the top 12 5 percent of their high school graduating class are chg1ble for ad- m1s\ron to a l '( campu~ SCHOOLS HONORED ... Yo u t h drives off s ide of road , dies From Al of test ..cores. schools 11re tn v1 tcd to compjete an 18· to 20..pagc apph· tatron on pohcy. practices and cur· nculum. he ..aid A state team al'>o conducted a two-hour evaluatio n at the school last week . o;a1d Jacob<;an Greg Cops. pnnctpal of the 1,420- student Woodbndgc High 'x:hool. said "Most of the schools rn Orange County are good ~hools I think all the !>thools art' worl.ing hard to raise academic \tandardc. I think wt· re Just repres.cnt.atrve of that ' ' COP'> !>aid the c.11e nf thc ~hool ma)' be a fa ctor workrng on their \rde "I think the smalln~s ha~ allowed our stall lo know our krd~ prc:tty wdl That ha~ <,Orne payolT · In add1t1on to the winner\. three: other Orange Coast !>Chouls finished among the top 100 finalists compel· ing for the statewide award The schools and their d1stncts are Manne View and V1st.a View School in tht <X.ean View School D1stnct and Samuel E. Talbcn Middle School in the Fountain Valley School D1'itnct. .\ Laguna Niguel teen-ager was lollcd \unda\' when he lost control of h1'> car and drove olT an embankment. Donnell Ciu). 18. was fat.ally 1n- JUred whl'n he was CJCCted from his 14!!3 BMW said Cahfom1a Hrghway Patrol Officer Moorehead Ac:cotding tu Moorehead. Guy was driving nonhbound on Pa'iCo de ( ollina'> rn 1 aguna Niguel at 12.25 pm Ciu) wa., dnvrng at an excessive rat<.' of '>peed and, for unknown rea'ions lost control of his car. \.ioorehead \31d . ~(Ll)(Rl@(L~(Rl ALARMED UNITS NO SECURITY DEPOSIT REQUIRED STAY ONE YEAR-12th. MONTH FREE 645-2711 17th /TAEET /Elf·· /TOA AGE 670 WEST 17TH STREET, COSTA MESA, CA \ I -