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Home My WebLink About1986-07-02 - Orange Coast Pilot1- I l~ViDe Q<,-. to .l•J' o~f 240 l orker . .. Move to streamline o~ra.ttons doesn't mean firm ls tn trou , say officials · compleus, ()ffict buildinll aod bo- tcts. lu hoktinp extend t&n>uab tho aties or Newport Beadl.~ ·frvine, Tustin and Oraue. • • by the com1>111Y:• Hau added. The Jrvioe Co. trimmed 30.»bt in June 10 a movt to 1t.ramlioe oper-ationt. IJ PHIL SNElDDMAN ... STEVE MARBLE or .. ..., ....... l'Tbe lrv1oe Co. today announced it will lay offl.O employees in a move to 11eam1ine operations at the New- pon Beacb-bucd real estaie develop- ment firm. The layoff affects ~most 20 percent Bof •borecel~ two IJearttUes LOMA LINDA (AP) -A little Texas boy who underwent two heart transplanu in 2S boun died today after spendi~ .nearly two weeb in critical condition, a hospital official said. • Nicky Carrizales, 3, received his ftnt heart at Loma Linda Medkai Center on June 18, but within a few hours of the su~ the heart wu failing and the chdd was placed on a hean·luna machine. He ~ta tccond transplant the next day. Nicley bad tcmained in critical c;onditioo ever since bis uamplants, and had received dialysis for acute kidney failure. World ; Lebanese drug traf- ficker• refeaae American hostage.JM Nad~Q SuprerM Court reaffirms the legality of affirmative action In the American work place to remedy discrimination./ A7 Sporta Investigation begins to find who supplied footbaJI P18yer ~Wfth c;ocatne./81 INDEX Advlce~nd Games Bulletln Board BusTneaa Classified of the company) 1,3'3 employees. Company officiah stated that the lrvme Co. -th"e county's lar&ctt landowner and developer -ii not in fin&ncial trouble. . -The Irvine Co. controls about 6&,000 acres -roo"1ly ono-tillb of the county's land -and devel~ bousina. retail centers. industrial Sookeswoman lane Olen Haas-.id a formal announcetnellt oA the layofti woUld bie made late today. The. compeay bl(S declinod to confirin rumon of layof& earner in the week in tetpect to employees who will ac- jobl. &be Mid. 0 {"1Jlete&te) DO plans to cbaftle any projceticurrcntly uoderconsttuction or any project currently announced The layof!'s are expected to be inade th~ut all depenmen1.1, tbo"lab .- prte1tc breakdown of tho ficwa was oot available. Today's announcement coma in the wake of -tJPWina • JPeCUlltion cooce~ ~,future of the lrYine Co. and its tor executivea. Corona de Mar resident Martin BroMr, ro~ public relations chief ....................... Can back up atona BrookhuntStreet • .een loollln& north toward Slater A •enae. Metered free~ay ramps cause traffic jams on V ~Hey streets BJ PHIL SNEIDERMAN °' ... ...,,.. .... A state plan to ease conaestion on the San Dieao fr'eewlY has created havoc on some Fountain Valley streets, city police say. Last <nontb, the state Department of Transportation activated new ramp meters to control v'.chieles entcrina ·the freeway in Fountain Valley. A CaJtrans cn11neer said thcfe 1s some indication (recway traffic i5 now fl~wiog more smoothly throu&Jt the etty. But local police say the backups behind the meters ha~e led to new traffic jams and a jump in' accidents on local streets in ti)e past weeks. '"lf's a di~ster,.. saict SIL Clartc Corbin. lraffic supervisor for the Fountain Va.Jky_Pollce Oepart.ment. The metcn use nirihd aiec:n IJtbts to pace the entry of vehicles onto the freeway durin1 momma and evenjng rush periodi .# Corbin said three trouble spots have emeried: " •The Brookhunl Street entrance (Pleueeee RAMPS/~) -PoliCeto-block BalboaonUf ht. o(JUly FOurt . No cars allowed in, whether drivers live there or not and at 32nd Stn:ct where Niwpon Boulevlld mCf'llCS 1ato BiJboe. Traf- fic will be •lk>wed to leave, but not to en~. .. .. The closure 11 set to bqio at 4 p.m. tho"lab police have indicated it couJd mn earlier. l'he peninsula wiJl reopt-D at 11 p.m. Pcdesfrians and BJ STEVE MAJ\BLE btcyclisu can come and &O as they oe .. ...,,... .... p~ are no plans to dOR New- Residenu and toun1u alike will be pon Boulevard, 1.bousb ~ said prohib.i~ from driving onto the that also tS a pombility. Balboa""'eninsula on the Fourth of In past years. police have often July evenina to pfa,erve a semblance closed off portton of Balboa of order on the popular and often-Boulevard as well 11 Seashore Drive. concested neck of land. whtch hat achieved a reputati6n with Balboa is expccated to aunct mote police for hostina boisterous parties. than 2so.ooo tourists durin1 lftde. The ditrerence this year is that' IV'l'ldence Day celebrations, said rcsidenta will be treated the same as -~ tourists. po bee; "I'm not sure 1f it will be any la~ .. In the pest we would let people An than OW' u5ual influx," satd ofliocr if they could prove they~ rcsi· · Howard Ei1enberJ. .. I mean, you can detlt.t by s~OWtog a dnwt"ili~ ~ only &et so many peoole on the ~· f'CCCJpt or somethtn&. II.id peninsula before it sink.a. r. E1~bera. . . . The measures are beina taken not· Bulwefoundbyd~lh•t.:J.ust only to~tm.it traffic but to ensure that ~ted another" aridlock. be fire enaines and paramedics can set Police have ind.icaled that t~ on and off the peninsula without peninsula -a mecca for teens - len&thy delays. be said. could be subject to periodic closure "Wfaen you approach an 1"ntet· durina the ""1lmer. otrsccn· tested secuon, you 6eed traffic to dtra.r for tht1r plan last month when Oyen roo.." .said Newport Beach Fire Qtief were orculatcd in town 1odicat.ina a 1m Recd. "On ~n.i~ son» ~mbtt :N.tm Sprina,s" eel~ omes there's no fOrt li'iffi( ebfitJon wu planned. lo &C). Then we aiet stuck." The Oyerappmently was in referen· There have been delays on medjcaJ ce to c:lrutlken ccJebratJons in Palm aid caHs, in pertR:ular orr the Fourth · Sprincs durina Easter week.. But the of July, in years past. said Reed. celebrftion in Newport Beach. if one Cars will be ~topped on Balboa was really planned. did not ma- Boulevard at Pacific Coast .Hid>way lerialize. Comics Death Notices Entertainment Food A 11 A3 B<t-5 86-8 A12 88 A10 C1-6 AS-9 A6 Coast cities Plan ·bang-up· celebratibns for the-Fourth Mind and 89dy Opinion · Paparazzi Pollce Log Public Notices Sports Television Weather .. A8 A3 88 81-3 A9 A2 By G. JEANBTl'E A VENT A 14tt from France; the 151-fool In 1983. corroded and cracked by 0tlli!OllllrNec*"' staluc has come to symbolize hope pollution ·and lhe elements. Lady Eltb Fourth of Juw. Amencans an and, trtedom. Belwcen 1892 and Liberty underwent lhe start of an Evcrytown. USA. run up the flaa. roll 1954, Lady Liberty welcomed more · extraordinary ~ora11on that took out the parade and pack up the picnic t.ban 17 million 1mmtgrants to this lhrcc years and S66 m1lhon. in a birthday celebration that goes country. According to historians, The 225-ton S~tue of Liberty wtll back 210 years. This yeat Amencans more than halfofaJ( Americans bave be unveiled Thursday 1n cercmorucs have something spcciaJ to celebrate I an ancestor who passed by the statue broa~sl from the New York City. -the lOOth birthday of the Statue of on the \Wy to Ellis Island and life in a Orange Coast residents Wiii not L1be_rty. new country.· have far to travel for lnde~ndence Bill guirding citi¥ against" beach injury s~its defeated By ROB'ERT HYNDMAN °' .. .,... ....... A biill to protect ooOt.aJ cities from lawsuits for bcacb·related injuries WH kiUed TuC1day by the state Sena le Judicnrty Committee. Bul ahe bill's author, Sen. Marian Beraeson. R-Ncwport Beach, siid today she plans to reintroduce the prol)()Sal next year. "The issue IS not dead,., Bcraeson wd. "It's a con0cm beach cori- mun1t1cs wtll feel more and more. The bill was intended to shield ciues. counues and the state from lawsuits for injuries caused by natural conditions. such as 1roughs in the ocean. Bergeson sud. • While public entities arc of\en required lo provide such safety ser- vices as lifeguards. they shouldit't be held liable for injuncs lhat OC9!J from runural cond1t1ons. Bcraeso"Tlugucd. "Providing st'rv1ces actuaJly sub- JCCU a public en11ty to additional hab11ity." she said. "Thal doesn't appear to be m lhe best mtercstJ of public ~fe~r or m lhe besl 1 nterests of recreation. Under the bill, however. cities would be held responsible for certain injuries 1n which lheir .seFv1ces or actions added to the danaerous con· ditions. The bill would affect not only ~h::·~~.other public re~creitional BerJ.CSOn ·~bill would ha e restored a lepl immunity for cities en t.way by a 1982 court rulina co ccrning a drownin1 at a San Dicao h. Introduction of the U ·was motJvated abo by theS6 million jury verdict in l 9S. apinst the city of Newport Beach, in which John Taylor of Claremont was ptralyzcd after divina into the surf and striking his head on a sand n<tae. (Pleue ... 8&ACB/~) &en. 11.artan Beraeeon DAy and. Lady Liberty celebrauons. Birthday bashes ranac from a S7S gala at the Ncwporter Resort lo a free "Concert Under the Stars" at UC Irvine. Herc is a cily-by-c1ty countdown of plans for Liberty Weekend: Cetta Mesa The first parade of the holiday weekend was-10 step off al IO a.m. today .tt the Fauview Develo9mcnt Center f°'" the developmentally dis.- abled 11 205 I Harbor Blvd. Fatr- v1ew's Fourth of JWy Festival~ to get going at I :30 p.m. with focil and game booths, putt-putt JOlf. a daooc • at 6: 30 and a fireworks display at 8:45 p.m. al the Goodell Education Cenler. (PJeue ~ POVJlTB/ A2) Grand Jury Wants secu~ity in~reased at main· ouithouse By LISA MAHONEY Of .. 0-.,... ..... response agenetes and auditing of tnf I county's environmental health pro- grams, Secunly al Oran&e Counly's courthouse should be upgrad mirror increased judicial act1v1ty an . a shift lo more senous felony fV1als. the Orange County Grand Jury• said Tuesday. J The recommenda11on wa, in- cluded in the lasl ofa sencs of 1985-86 grand Jury reports 1 ucd this week Other report lopics included the county's SpecJaJ Distnct Task Force.· the civil hab1hty of emergency Grabd 1urors arc citizen voluntcen appointed by the Supenor Coun to invesl~k.-tlspccts of county govern· 1-Nl'ftl .. The rcpon on courthouse sccunly was ~rompted by concern over statistics that show a 20 percent increase 1DJUdte1aJ wotkload over the past five years and a 37 percent boosl m the number of felony lnals con- ducted at the courthouse dunna t.M (Pleue eee SBCUJU'l'T I A2) Rosenberg down;but not out Paul AICllPl.EY .. . B.ad amfoemaybeinGQPdo house, -~ ·---ut he's spotUngfor another campaign ~-- Nathan Rosenbcra may. have placed himselr 1n the political dOsb<>wC when he waaed a lo in& battle ApJnst Con.,.cssman Rohen Bid.ham in the Rcpubhcan pnmary. . Party lcidcr.wcrc nol happy when &he brash youna Challcnacr entemi a C()Dte t in$1 I ~lalivcl) u(e ID· · cum bent. But Rotenbcri's sUCC6S(S were eno ah 'that Ft~ may live in lhal • dothoute and waae. another cam· pafsn rather than toe the p:arty line. "I'd have no qualms with runoan1 apinst an incumbcn in," he Yid. •r don't buy lh11 somtone•s in· cumbcncy enti1lcs them fo another lerm " He raised more thtn SI S0,000 and won endonements from the ooliti· t.ally 1Ctivc Knott family of Kftott' ~ Farm. AitQJ Board CbainnaD William Lyon an'd a number of city official durin1 his unsuocessful.<;am· pe.ian. His· ~fforu won bfm about 11,000 votes. • "That•s a prettr, b taletneQt. .. Ro~n said. • No doubt. some p0rtion o those were ·no· vo oo- &dham. "Bul we had a very lood orpn111· uon (Orartie County developer) Ous Owen said 11 wu one ot ttir bcs1 oraan111t1ons 1n Oranae County he had ever sttn. 'Tm lOina to bnna 1t out ~m ... be promised. "1 don't know 1f 11 WTll bt two ycan or 10 years from now Bul I think I have wmc1hm1 to con- tribute." County OOP Ch11nnan Tom Fucnt.ea said R nbcra wtll ha"e to contribute ptenty before the party will cm lu candidacy 1n any futurt. race. -f'ucn or ninni qain l Badham becausr th peJ1Y n'I bd1cvc in pendtn& CnctlY and money on a race wherr an tntumbc:nt 11 a«ure. "I think the cam1>1ian Wl'I costly and un "Fucnccs said. "But that's waler un th ~nd " Rosenbcra hasn't been cast out of the fold, but hi' work on behalf of 8acllutm ind other Rtpublican~·qan· didatcs will provide a litmus lese of his loyally to the ptrty. Fucn1e1 s.,id. "l haven't heard anythtna from him SJl\CC tM election," Fuentes said "I 1 all defeated candidates h.ave lhe p,..1ive of a heahna def rnt1na lime. · "I hope he'll worl ha.rd for tht nonunee -for Conaressman 8adh.am. His future ..-ill be baJ(d by loyal Rcpubltc:ans Oft ht enthu1l for the nominee." A track record of work w1th1n th4 p1n~ and community will be>-~re· qumtes !O another cand1d1c:y1 Fuentes said. "I thinka ierwre 1n thccommun1ty and an involvement of somt -. PEOPLE IN THE NEWS su tance 1n the communi1y. 'luch as charitable, 'IOClal. Clv1c and pohtic:al actiVJty. 1s sroundwon for can- didacy. "That requires time. and Nathan ' yet very new to t~ tommunity ... h Id • Ro nbtra bu rcmaintd active in OOP aJTai~ He ts a member of the Lincoln Ou and of the fattUtive Commit of -\ht Youna Re- publu:an 'National F~erauon. H allO is a tot John McCanin. 1 (Pl -.... •O/A2) ~ • I . ~ • . t ; ' '· :tr • I . .'. .. . FSDAY~ JULY 2, 1986 • .t(>7 •ay off ~40 ·W~ ·M·o=-v .... e"-7to-s·~r-e.:.....a_m-:--;;U,.:..·. n-e~o_p_e_r_a-:t~l:.._o_n_s_d-::-o-e..l..s-n.....,,...,'t-. complixet, -omce buildinp and ~ \by the com111n_y," Hus added. ~ ... tels. Ill holdinal extend throulh the The Irvine Co. trimmed lO J9bs tn ~ean inn l.s In troub e, sa"*of lcta· s cities m Newport Beach; ·4ivine, JuN:-in. move to stRamlieo oP«-. J Tusti.D and Oranle. · atJons. · 11 PHIL SNEIDDMA.N ~f the company). 1,343 employees. ... STEVE MARBLE Company officials Jtated that the or .. ._'!'-.... · lrviDe Co. -the county's Jataest The Jmne-0>. ~J anoounced it landowner aod developer-is not in wiU lay off~40'emp&Oyecs nr.:amove 1lbancial trouble. to ateamline operatioos at the New-The Irvine CO. controls about pon Bcach-bued rut estate develo~ 68,000 acres -roughly onHixth of ment firm. the county's land -and devel• · The lJyoff affects aJrnGa 20 pm::ent housin& ~tail centen, industrial Boy•horecelved two IJearttH~ LOMA LINDA (AP) -A little Te)t\s boy who underwent two heart tranSJ)lants in 2S hours died ioday after SJ>tnd.i~ nearly two weeks in critical odndJtJon, a hospital official said. Nicley Carrizales, 3, received his first bean at Loma Linda Medical Center on June 18, but within a few hours of the su~ the heart was failing and the child was placed on a heart-tuna mtchine. He underwent a second transplant the next day. Nicky bad rettWned in critical condition ever sin<le his transplants, and bad received dialysis for acute lcidney failure. World Lebanese drug traf- fickers release American host.age./ M Nation SDOkeswoman Jane Gleft Haas said The layoffs are upec\ed to be made a formal annouocemenl oa a.be tb~t all depattmen11, tboucb a layof&wouldbemadelatetoday.:fbe precile breakdown of the rcura WU com~ bad declined ·to' <lOafinn nouvailabk. rumors of layofti earlier in the Md Tod&Y-s announcement comes in in rapect to employees who will Joie the Wake of lfOWina speculation jobs, &be Mid · • c:oncemina the future of tbc. lrvCne .. (There are) no plan.I toc:banltany Co. and itt tor executives. - project.I curnntly under cons11\1Ction Corona de Mar mi~nt Martin or any prOject cumatly anoouoccd B~. former public relationt chlef . . ~ . l .._ .... , .,,Dllllllll ........ Can back up alon& BrookhantStreet, Men looklna north toward Slater A•eaa e. (Supreme Court reaffirms the legality of affirmative action In the American work plaoet<>remedy discrimination./ A7. Sporta . Investigation begins to flnd who supplied foot ban ptayer~wtttr cocaine./81 INDEX Adv1ce and Games A 11 Bulletin Board A3 Bustness 84-5 Met ~recl free}Vay-r amf>s c ause traff e jam s on v ·alley Streets BJ PB.IL SNEID Of .. °'9' ....... A state plan to c:onptJon on the San Diego F y has created havoc on some Fo~tain Valley streets, city police say. Last month, the stat Department of· Transportation act vated ntw ramp meters to conl I vehicles entering the freeway Jn Fountain Valley. A Cal traqs enai neet' said there 1s some indication freeway traffit is now flowing more smoothly through the city. But local police say the backups behind the meters have led to new traffic jams and a jump in accidents on local streets in the past weeks. "lt•s a disaster," said Sgt. ~ark Corbin, traffic supervisor for the Foun1ain 'Valley Police Department. The meters use red and areen liabts to paoe the enlry of vehicles onto. the freeway during morning and evening rush penods. Corbin wd three trouble spots ha"'.e emerged: •The Brookhurst Street entraooe (Pl eue eee RAJIP&/ A2) for the Irvine Co., diiCuMed lbele quettiom in a recent ~ ol OraftlC £ounty Report;~ businai iiCIWliena be blilbCs ~hit June lo neWeUei, .-: Who also ii • Oaity Pilot cohanwa.it\.. said tbe riami~tioD of abe ItviDe co. ba prompeed loCi1 Ml· oess waleben to uk Wbetbet 1be firm is. in financial trouble, wbetber Thomas· N~ the company'• pmideni. may lole his. job aDd whet.bet ooosolidation Will lead to la~. POiice to block ' Balboa on flight· .of July Fourth , No cars allowed in, whettrer driver s live t h ere or not By STEVE MARBLE ~ .. Dlllr ........ and at 32nd StRel wberi-Niwi>9rt Boulevard mCf'llCS 1010 Balboa. Traf- fic will be allowed to leave, but not to enter. -- The closure is tet to begin at 4 p.m. thoqab police have indicated it could '~ earlier.. The peninsula will reopen at 11 p.m. Pedestrians and bicyclists can come and JO as they' please. . There are no plans to cloae N~ Residents and tounsts alike will be port Boulevard, thou&)t poticie said prohibited ,from drivina onto the that also is a possibihty. . Balboa Peninsula on the Fourth of In past . years. police have often July evening to preserve a semblance closed off portions of Balboa of order on the popular and often· Boulevard as well as Seashore Drive, con,este<I ~eek of land. wbicb hu achieved a reputation with Balboa is expected to attnct more police for bostina boisterous puti.es. than 2SO.o00 .iourlsts durina lo<Se-The difference this jear is that pendenoe Day celebratio"• said rcsidenti will be outed the same as ...... tourists. · po.~~m not ,ure 1r it will be any l~r .. lo the P9S1 we would let people in than our usual influx;· 111d officer 1f they could prove they weJ"C resi- Howard EisenberJ. .. J mean. you can dents by sbowina a driver's liceme or only act so rnany peop,le on the ~.!n~ipt or sometbina." said pcni a sula before iuinb.' ' ._. • The measures are beina taken not .. Butwe1ouri06y oms .weJUst only to limit traffic but to ensure that created anothe{ QidJock." be' a.id. fire ~ and paramedics can set Police have indicated that the. on .and off the peninsula without peninsula __; a IDCCca b 1CalS - lengthy delays, be said. · · could be subject to periodic c:J.osu:re "When you approach an inter-durina ·the summer. OffiClCf'S tested 4ectlon, you need traffic to clear for their plan last month when flyen Jou." ~id Newpon Beach Fire Chief were ci.rculatCd in town mdicating a im Reed. "'On the peninsula, some-"'remember ·Palm . Springs•· cd- timcs tberc•s no p1aoe for that traffic ebration WU pW:med. · to JO. TbCo we a.et atuck." The flyeraJ)plt'Cntly was in referco- . There have. been delays on medical · ce to druJlkeo cdebranons in Palm aid caJls, iri particuJar on the Fourth Spnnp durina Easter week. But the of JuJy, in.yea.rs pa~t, said Recd. celebration in Newport~ if OllC Cars wtlJ be stopped on Balboa was raJly planned. did not ma- Boul~ at Pacific Coast Hi~way terialize. 4 •• , Classified ·86-8 Comics A12 Oeath Notices 88 Entertainment A 10 Food C1-6 Mind and Body AM · C.oast c~lesPlaii bang-rip c;elebratiolis for. tlie Fourth Opinion A6 Paparazzi A8 Police Log A3 Public Notices 88 Sports 81-3 Tetevlslon A9 Weather A2 By G. JEANET'l'f: AVENT \ Of ... o.llJ .......... Each Fourth of July, Amencans ~ Evcrytown. USA, run up the flag. ron out the parade and pack up the picnic in a birthday celebration that goes back 210 years. This yeat Ame(lcans have something special to celebraie -the IOOth birthday of the Slalue of Liberty. , A a.ill from France, the I 5 I-foot SUllue has come to symbolize hope and f rcedom. Between 1892 and 1954, Lady Liberty welcomed more than I 7 million immigrants to this oun1ry. According to his1cirians.. m'erc lhan half of aJI Americans have an ancestor who passed by the statue on lhe'-@y lo Ellis Island and life ma newcouibq. . Bill guar ding cities against beach injury suits defeated By JOBERT HYNDMAN OfhDlllr ....... A bm to protect coastal cities from lawsuits for beacb-n:l..Sed injuries was killed Tu~y by the state Senate Judiciary Committee. conditions, such as troups ~n the ocean, ~rgcson said. · ·While public cnuues arc often required to prowide such safety ser- vices as lifeguards, they shouldn't be held liable for injunes that occur from na1uraJ conditions. 8erge90n·1tJUed. actions added to the dat;lJerous con- ditions. The bill wouldaffect no'i.Only beaches, but other public recreational areas as well. Beraeson's bill would have restored a lepl Immunity for cities taken away by a 1982 court ruling concerning a drown.ins at a San Dieao beach. In i 983, corroded and cracked by pollution and the elem~nts. Lady Liberty underwent the start of an extraordinary restoration that took three ~rs and $66 milhon. The 22S-ton Siatue of Liberty will be unveiled Th\lrsday in ceremonies broadcast from the New York City. Orange Coast residents wtll not tiave far to travel for lndependence Day and Lady Liberty celebrations. B~ bashes range from a $75 pla ai the R'ewporter Resort to a 1ree "Concert Under the Stars" al UC Irvine. . Herc is a city-by<aty couptdown of plans for Liberty Weekend': C..taMesa The first parade of the bohday weekend was to step off at 10 a.m. today at the Fairvtew Development Center for the developmentally dis- abled at 20St Harbor Blvd. Fair- view's Fourth of JuJy Fest.tval was to get &<>ina 11 I :30 p.m. with food and pme booths. pull-putt JOtf, a dance \ at 6:30 and a fireworks dISplay at 8:45 , p.m. al the Goodell Education Center. · (Pleue'lee POuaTB/ A2) Grand J-ury·wants security increased at· main courthouse By USA MAHONEY Of .. 0.-. ......... response agencies and aud.Jtmg of the county's environmental health pro- grams. Grand Jurors arc citizen volunteers appointed by lh~ Supcnor Court to mvesttgate aspects of county govern- ment. Bul the bill'a author, Sen. Marian Bergeson. R-Newport Beach, said • today she plans to reintroduce the proposal next year. .. The issue IS not dead, .. Beraeson said. "It's a concern beach com- mun1ues will feel more and more." "Providing services aciually sub- jects a public entily to add1tiooat liability:· she said. "Th.at doesn't appear lo be in the besl m1ercsts of public safet~ or m the best.interests o~ recreation.' lntroducuon of the bill was mo1iv1ted also by the S6 million jury verdict in 1984 apinst the city of Newport Beacbln which John Taylor or Claremont was paralyzed after divina into the surf and strikin1 his Security .at Orangltounty's central courthouse should be uppaded to mirror incrcasedJudietal activity and a shift to more senous felony trials. the Orange County Grand Jury said Tuesday. The recommendation was in- cluded m the last ofa senes of 1985-86 arand jury_ reports issued this week. The report on courthou~ sccunty was prom~ by concern over stal1shcs that show a 20 perttnl · increase in Judicial workload over the past five years and a 37 percent boost in the number of felony trials c:o.n- ducted at the courthouse durina the , I The bill was intended to shield cities. counties and the stale from lawsnits for mJuriescaused by nalural . . • .. Under the bill. howev~r. cities wouJd be laeld responsible for cert.am injuries in which their services or head on a sand ridge. (Pleue Me BltACB/ A2) Sea. Marian Beraeeon ~. Other report topics mduded the county's Special District Task Force. the civil habLltty of emergency Rosenberg·down;b ut ilot out Badham oe may be-in GOP doghouse. but e's spoiling for a-no th er campaign Nathan Rosenbera may have ·placed• bimtelf in the pohticaJ . dOsbouse when he wqtd a los1na bettJc, ·ost Conpcnman Robert Badham in the Republican pnmary. Patty leaders were not happy when the brash youna chaflc~rcntcrcd a contest against a rclativcl) safe 1n-/ cum bent. But Rosenbera·s sua::ir:ues were eaQ\llh thal h( may live in that dOJ!louse and another cam· p&Jlb rather than tO( the ~)' lino. .. rd bne oo qualm with runn1n1 qainstan incumbent ·n." he wd. .. , d1 n't buy that someone's in- cumbency entJtles them to another tetm." • He raised more than S 1 S0,000 and ..-on end<>nemcnts from the ooliti· cally active Knott &.nuty of Knott's Bern-flf1l2. AitCa1 Board Chairman Witham Lyon and a number of city officials durina his unsU<'CCSSful cam- P9ia".I ... His cffons won him about 27 .000 votes. "That's 1 pmty b' sta~ot," Ro nba'a said. "No doubt. 10me poruon of thotc ~rt ·no' vo on Badh,m. "1lut ..-c h d a vcr/ &Ood orpniza- uon (Otana County devcloPcr) Cius " . Owen said 1t wa~ one of 1he best orpnizattons in Orange County he had ever seen. "I'm tomlt to bnna at out ~in," he promised. •if don'l know 1f 11 will be two rc:ars or l 0.ycars from now. But I think -I h ve som,V.10&.. to con- tnbute." County GOP Chairman Tom Fuentes said Rosenbers will have lo oonlributc pltnt before the partywtll embrace b. candidacy in any futuft' race. F\tent uied to talk R nbera o ut of n.mna t dham bec:autc the pany ocsn't belie\it in pendina encrsy il mon on a race whcrt an incumbent is i«Ure. "I lhank the camDG..ian ..,.a, costly and un ry, ".Fu I\ •id "But that's wa1er u 1derthe n . " ~ \ I Rosenberg hasn't been cast out of the fold, but his work on behalf of Badham and other Republican can- didates will provide a litmui· tC'St of his loyalty to the party, Fuentes satd. "I haven't heard anytluna from him smoe the election,·• Fuentes said "l aues.s all defeated candidates have the . Pf"!'Ollriv(_ of a healina aQd resuna tJme. -· .. I hope he'll work hard for the nonunee -for Conttts man Badha.m. His Nlute .. t11 be besed by loyal Republ~s OD bis enthusiasm fort nom11'.\'a.•• · A. \raek record of work w1th11\ the plt'ly 'and community will be ~ qu.1s1tee to another canduiacy, FuentCI' '·d. ·"I think a knurc in the oommun1ty an<t an involvement of some • {Pleue .e 0C?t11UT1' I A2) Paul AICllPLEY P EOPL£ IN TH [ NEW S substance 1n tbe community. ~ucb as chantab . SOC!lal, civ1t and _pohtic.al act}vtly. is ~undworl for can. dtdaC)' .. "That rcquirn.~. and NatbJn.is yet very oew to the comm~1ty, .. 'he wd. Ro~nbcra has tttn&toed active 1J1 GOP afl111"1. He is a mc:mbef of t.be lincolo O"'b and of the E-<ccutave Commllttt or tht YQUI\& Ro- pubh Natio~ frdcntaon. Ke !so 1s i'kin for Jobn i c:C'anin. a tpteue_.a O/A2) ' I. • LAYOFFS ••. Prom Al • deoiid any plan lO tell part oJ I.he company i.s in the works. Brower aajd toda)'. his newsletter had focused primanly OJ the ques· tiona bema raised in Orange County's busines community. More detailed financial infor- mation b difficult to obtain because the Irvine Co. 1s a privute firm. Donald L. Bren, 1t~ present board chairman, bouaht controlling interest in The Trvme CO. irf 1983 Brower wd that any la}'offs an- nounced today may be tied to a plan for the Irvine Co 's new fiscal year. which be&an J\,ll y I. He said employee cutbacks may be ·an attl'mpt to reduce duphcat1on associated with the spin into ~parate operatina compames The business wnler also said today he believes it 1s unlikely Bren will sell the company for a lar&e financial windfall. "I do believe Don 1s romm1tted to 'lhe land," Brower said "When Don 'bou&ht the company. he bought at with the concept that he wanti. to sec something happen here w11h1n his lifetime." a rcvaewofcounhoule 1«unty plans 10 emure the)' ue Mlc!Quak. ~ Jucllc:s of the Mun1C'i~ ind Supmorcouru ~ m~t with I.he ~ IO detumint the level of wityrcquited and 1eek fundina for &1*e ~·stafhndcQu pmcnt to IC'bievc it. the rcpon Mid. ~er rercommendalions an the report ~I. Ii r ute of an emp&oy Identification badaea and atabhsh· ment of a ainale authority to authotiu b'1ildln1 evacuations. However. Mat1bal Jame C. Byham, whole office is responsible for cqurthousc teCUrity, said he aliudy has thcstaJThc needs tode>the JOb. .,. • The approximately 100 deputy marshals ass\Jned to 1be count duringlhe bUJJncss day are sufficient, liven the counhOulc'• relatively trou~ffte ~,t, ht .aid. Byham 11k1 be ~ no need for 1 m~or ~vhaon of ICICUrity pracuca and 'd ht -.ould not support the placement of met.al detectors at Che courthouse doon -a ubject be Said the jury ditcUAed ... , arcat leqth" but which did not tind its way into the finaJ report. MetaJ deteetora att tet up outs dt counrooms in bi&h-profile cases, but Byham aaid he cfocs not believe the current courthouse climate warran'U the expense and mconvenitnce of their everyday u . Byham liked the ideal oflD btd.ges for emploYtts. Right now: deputl marshals challenge anyone they don t rccoan12e tn the building•s non-public areas. BEACH INJURY BILL •••. From Al Numerous lawsuits haye since followed that court ~udament and hue forced coastal ci11cs to scramble for protection. Bergeson said the proposal 1~ being fought }lardest by the C'alifom11 Trial Lawyers Association, wbach lobbied successfully against the bill since 11 was first introduced la.st year. Bergeson said the trial lawyers group has vowed to fighl her proposal \ 1gorously. cspccaally followmg 1tc; unsuccessful effort to defeat Prop- osition 51, which limits so-called deep-pockets laws\lits. California voters overwheJming approved Prop- os1t1on SI last month. Bcraeson 's ball lost late Tuesday on a 6-5 vote. Qcrgcson said she said could have bttn rcvened -had she been willi,.. ld accept amendments which would have ~encd , its intent. . "I was more iJltercsted in a solution than a bill," she said. "I think when we brina at back lhou&h. we will be c;ucccssful." • Btrge1on said public hearinas on the iS$ue will be held locally durin& the Legislature's break this fall. She then plans to reintroduce the proposal in January. ROSENBERG VOWS HE'LL RUN AGAIN~ •.. • From Al U.S. Senate cand1datc an .\n1ona In any case, Roscntx·rg would have 10 wa11 has tum bclorc the party wtJUld offer its support "There arc man) able. dis- tinguished Republican oflicc holders who have place<; in hne tar ahead ot Nathan," Fuentes said But the energetic. amb111ou-. Rosc- nbcra may not Cjlrc 10 wa11 And. assumtng Badham wall be re-elected 1n November. Rosenberg no doubt will be watching for a rematch. "The thing\ I kno"" most about art.' federal issue:.," he said "So there would ~ more of a match than in state offices." Although Rosenberg was wundly defeated by 1he incumbent. who garnered 66 percent of the vote and earned .thlc wrath of the party hier- archy, he said he v.ns encouraged enough t9 leave the door open for another try at elective otlice In fact. Ro~nberg preferred to look at the pos111ve side of h1~ defeat b}' Badham an June's Republican pn· m~here are 1wo ways to look at the outcoml' ·· he said " T akc the 34 percent of the vote I got. That mean\ I onl} need to get another 16 percent .. '\nd v.-e got the congressman back 10 the d1stnct. whtch was one of our goals in the first place "M> b1g mistake was not 'itaning the rampa1gn a }'Car ago. 11·~ hke going aflu an elephant w11h a BB gun:· Rosenberg said. Rosenberg launched has campaign 11 weeks before the primary rhe 34-year-old-~onsultant and former pre:.1dt:nt of the Orange ( oun· I) Youn' Republicans also got under Badham s skin by focusing on the congre~sman'o; absences from House votes. his world travels' and his allC"gl'd use of campaign . funds for such 1hings as silver flatware an(,! dresses for his wife • At first. Badham chose to ignore the upstan challenger. But as election da} neared, he launched a counter- attack Zeroing in on Rosenberg's brother Werner Erhard. who founded the self- 1mpro, emcnt programs known a'i est and the Foru.m, Badham 1ns1nuated that Koscnbcrg was some kind ot a front man "heavily finanCed by shadowy forces seeking to enhanoc lhe11 polll1ca1 mtlucncc. •• ,, The fi ye-tcrm incumbent went so far as to compare th~ in est to followers of the Bhagwan Shree RaJnenh and the victims of Jonestown. Rosenberg discounts any effect Badham's ch()lles may have had on the outcome of the race, but he was and remains offended by them. "I can take any hit 1f it's a straight shot." he said. "But those were hes.'' But voting · percentages among absentee ballots. which were marked before Bad ham's charges, were nearly identical to the election day returns, prompting Rosenberg to doubt the rhetoric had any effect on. his can- didacy. _ While some may have been swayed. others were probably turned off. he !k11d "Trad1t1onally. people don't re- spond to dart}' campaigns 1n Orange County ... he said. "f don ·11hlnk 1fnad a lot of impact. .. FOU~TH OF JULY PROGRAMS ON COAST ... From Al Alter a seven-year hiatus. Orange Coast College as 1ov1t1ng the public to a $5.000 fireworks display and a pope; concen Friday from 6.30 pm. to 9·30 p.m. in LcBard Stadium on campus ihe upbeat concert by the South Coast Symphony Or<hema uiclude., the theme from "Star Wars" and the "181 i Overture." l 1c:kcts arc $6 for adults and SJ for c;h1ldren under 12 l>roceeds go to th e ( hild Abuse Council of Orange Count} Dl1oeyland D1sne~land's n1ghtl) P)rc>technll show will be C'<pandcd fnda}' tO commemorate the Libert y Centen- nial. Scheduled for the noa11ng Raver Stage at 9 p.m and 11 pm the salute wall include a 25-minutc musical sho\\o. complete with '>anger-.. danccf'\ a 20-paece orchc'>tra and D1snc\ characters an patriotic costume~ · The finale includes fireworks '>lagc sets shaped hkc the i\meman Oagand the Statue ot Libert} T 1ckets to the park are S 17 ~5 for adults S 12 95 lor children under 12 Founi.ln Valley Running toda) through Jul) 6 the fourth >\nnual Fountain\ allq fiesta features food booth'>. carnival rides and con11nuou., entertainment at Mile Square Park Arookhurst ~trccl at Heil Avenue The h1ghltghts of the Chamber of( om merer event include a fireworks show I rHlit} at 9 pm and the sounds of 1hc Kingston Tno Saturday at 7 p m Adm1rnon is S) for adults and SI for children 6 to 12 Huntington Beacb The Huntington Beach 1-ourth gets a running 'ilart F-riday at 8 30 a.m with an 8K run spon<.ored by the March ot D1mt•s Bcgannmg at 10 a m . Huntington Beal h will roll out the oldest annual Fourth of Jul>. parade In America. The 82nd annual Huntington Btath Fourth of July ( elebratmn v.111 wind 11<> way along a 4.5-mile route <.lov.n Main ",trcct beginning near M1an and \cana streets. Led b) (1rand Mar'thal Norman fell, best known for ha<. ponrayal ot Mr. Roper on th e tcle' •'>•on ~ne' "Three's Compan);· the parade wall include school and military bands. drill teams, clowns. equestrian units and carload~ of film. radio and spom ~A,.~~E Daily Pilat MAIN OFfllCE . UO W•1 S.y t.1 r °''• "'"" c .-Ma' llddr-8'>• '~ Cl>\1a ...... CA G)9l8 Offices to close: trash ~ollectors ha ye day off (It) pohcc and fire d~partment'I will remain open Fnday;'i>ulall other city. count)', state and federal offic.cs wall dose for the holiday _ Post offices will be closed, but camer<i will pick up mail from street boxes o n a holiday schedule posted on each box . Trash scheduled for p1ck-\Jp Fnday will be collected on Saturday. persona hues and Cl\ ic d1gn11anes The 60-member U S Manne Corps Marching Band from El Toro wall perform. as will the 40-mcmber 523rd l 1.S Air Force Marching Band from 1hc March Air Forle Ba~ an R1ver- 'l1dc Spectators are enco uraged to am ve earl}' and reserve their pla(e along the parade route. The Independence Da) c.clebrat1on \\Ill culminate with a musical <ialutc and a fireworks show at the Hunt- ington Beach High School Stadium on the comer of Main and Yorktown at 7 .30 pm Tickets are SS for adult'I and $2 for children and seniors Irvine The grand ladv also will recei ve a fireworks salute from UC Irvine and the Irvine Co. Friday. The free ··concert Under the Stars" begins at 6 . pm. w11h entertainment hy local groups, followed by singer Tony Btnnett and the Third Manne Air- craft Wing band at 8 p.m. Everyone 1s invited to bring picnic baskets to the event staged at UCl's 28-acre Aldrich Park at the center of the campu.., · Laguna Beacll The c11y wall host its 45-minule fireworks display Fnday at North \-fain Beach on Pacific Coast H1gh- wa) and Broadway at nightfall Mluloo Viejo The Fourth of July Community S1rcet Faire begins Friday at 4 pm "-Ith food and game booths. Juulen, clown<;. mime<,. a D1X1eland band and a barber shop quartel H1ihhihts 1ndude ttie JO-member Festival S1nM- ers at 5 p m. and the Krakusy Dane&. a Polish dance greup, at 6'4 S p.m The fireworks show over Lake Mission Ve1JO at about 8·45 pm. can be"it be seen from the street fair on Olympiad Road between the en· trance to Uike M1ss1on Veajo and Melinda Road. Pa'rking 1s available on 'i1de streets Newport Beacb (,o-., .. and Mrs. George Dcukmejian arc expected lo host a Statue of Liberty celebration Thursday at the Newporter Resort lo benefit the Newport Harbor Art Museum. Fes- 11, 111es are planned from 6 p.m. to m1dmght wuh a hve satellite broad- cast of the unveiling of the Statue of Libert) ( lothed in the darkness of mght, Lad) Liberty wall be 1l- lum1nated al 6:20 p.m. by President Reagan from nearby Governor's !!>land in New York. The unve1hng will be accompanted by ..a 11 O-p1ccc orchestra and a JOO. voice choir perform mg "Amenca the Beautiful ·;The evening. balled at S75 per ticket or SI. 986 for a table of I 0, includes dinner. a performance by the Irvine Symphony Orchestra. a fire~ works display and an auction by Irvine Mayor Da¥c Baker. Approx- imately 2,000 guests arc expected to attend If that's a bit pricey, the Dunes aquatic park at Jamboree and Back Bay Dnve 1s sponsoring its 29th annual Fireworks Spectacular at 8:30 pm. Friday. During the half-hour show, 409 shells wall be shot skyward, V1s1tors are advised to arrive before 6 p.m. Admission as S2 for adults and SI for children"' Not to be left out, the city as atso planomg 1\5 13th annuaJ Founh of July Parade Fndayat noon.Started as a successful block party 12 years aao an the Manners community, the hometown parade hu grown to be a Ctty·Spon-.ored event With City d1gn1tanes. the Oranae Coast c~·one 9 March1na Band and a bicycle pa c. Bcpnn1ng at the 10terscct1 of Commodore and Mariners. t1ie par- ade wall circle Manne~ Park and culminate in pico.Ks and tames. DaH1 Piiot Oeflyery I• ou.tanteed C-'-OeOI 90 ~19 °'--6 90011>'• .. 94' 43'' J~stcall 642-6086 M _..,., fllOlf II you CIO -~... ,._ ""'* by !t lOll•" cati.tooet pm e"'CI yOUO C(lpy ""4 lie Cc;.c.•r'V"' 1993 C>~ CAi.111 P\.-"'0 c~. 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'99 """"'' -·-...._ • IO M 11 .. to l'I ... 71 ti .. 12 n .. ., n ., n • ,. 1t 1t • 17 .. 77 71 70 .. ti .. .. .. .. .. 17 .. ti 71 u ti u u 107 ., ., " t7 12 75 ., ., IO ' •I 0.1 • ~ 4 26 u RAMPS CAUSE HA voe ON· sTREETS ... From Al to the southbound f~way where traffic somettmes backs up beyond the ramp onto Brookhurst and blocks the adajceot freeway e"il nunp. •The Talbert Avenue southbound onramp, just west of Brookhursl. Corbin said cars making left turns to enter the ramp have been gett1hg caught in the intersection after the tr;1ffic signal changes. •The Ellis A vcn\le-Euclid Street southbound ramp. Corban said com- muter traffic Ts now backing up a half- m1le west to Ward Street. The traffic sergeant said ramp tie- ups have been peaking between about 7.30 a.m. and 8:45 a.m. weekdays. The increased accidents have been meanly '-'4Cndcr~·· w.llhout. \enous injunes, he said. Corbin said ci ty traffic officials are 'itudymg the ramp problems and plan 10 discuss them soon with Caltrans engineers. -• "We've beC.n fc:ttih& lots of calls from the publio.' the traffic sergeant· said. "They· were screaming. People said they were I 0 or IS minutes latt just getting onto the freeway in the morning. They said we dQn't need them.'' Robert Lilton. a Caltrans traffic engineer wl\o has supervised tbcpco- ject in founlain Valley. said the meters lead to more even spacing and less disruption when vehicles tJ.lter the freeway. He said the Fountain V~ll~ meters are part of a larg~r project involving meters at San Diego Freeway inter- changes in Huntington Beach. West· fJiiRs&cr and-Sea1 Beach. "What we're trying to do 1s to keep the freeway lanes Oowang at a mcc. steady speed and to ehmrnate stop- and-t_o traffic on the frceWiiy, .. Litton said. The Cahrans engine~ said the meters ea~ freeway congestion 1n a second way. Long waits at the rnmp meters try I.he patience of motorist!> who use the freeways for short- d1staoce trapsan<j prompt them lo use surface streets instead, Litton said. Litton said the green signal timing may have lo be speeded up to help relieve the con~estion. But. he uad 11 might also be slowed down to 1mtatc motorists further. He said the latter tactic usually causes drivers to leave at other umes or seek other freeway interchanges. Although he's willing to meet with foun~an Valle)' officia~-0ncc~ ramp-related congestion, Litton added. "It's a httle early. Sometimes ~e·ve found that the problems solve tbcmsehcs after a few w~ks.'' 3-Pc. Fish Dinner ·s3_49 - Three plump, premium, hand-cut cod fillets batter-fried to a golden crisp, tasty crunch outside ... served up tender and flaky inside. ' With all the fixin's: thick-cut fryes, fresh cole slaw and two hushpuppies. Try it -the great taste will bring you back for more! • . LONGJOHN ~SILVEl{S , 309 & H ar bor Blvd. Coat. Meaa ( Aoro11 fro Pedco) I -. • fl ' ; r Youth •~era at OOe for Fourth .. c.tlebrahOn, •• 1119up or children from a to 17 Ytata old, wilt perform alona with the South a.st ~tnpbony Ori:htfU'I on a Founh of July p'°"'m at Otanat COut Collest's LcBatd Stadium 1n Q>s(a Mesa. . · .. The evenina or flrcworki; fun and festiviti will benefit the Oraor C{)Unty ChJld AbUK CounCll. Call 673-278 or "72().7431 for ticket information. _ • . . . . Readtng program olle~ The Newpon Beach Publfo Library'• iummer readina proaram, "Diaaina for Din.osaun," is under way at lhe Cit>"• four-&ranch libraries. Amona.the 1CtlV1ties1rea film serieund utorytime ~ The ~-week provam 'l'Un throup . Aua. 1 S, and clilldrtn from prMCbool throuah 1iAth uade may · •Ian up at thdr loca.l btanch library. Calf Marpret Poarch,. coordinator of ehildtt1f1 servtccs. at 644-3 I 86 for additional information. Golf tournament •lated . The aiJCtb annual Oranae lnn OolfToumamcnt will be held Mondly It the Ncwpo11 BcJcb Country au~witb each foursome pl..-ynain two divisions-. handicap and cbampionihip. Rqjstntion is sched- uled for 10 a.m. with tee-ofTtime Kt for noon'. The entJy fee of $75 includes the 18 holes of aolf, a . pullU\I contest cash·jackpot.contest, refreshments, dinner and raffle prize . CaJI John Bodrero at 644-5411 or Bryan McDonald at ~6-77~. for details. . Paralegal• to m~t The July membership meeting of th~ P~ral~J . Section of the Oranae County Bar Assoc1at10Jl will be held July .10 at 67 p.m. at the Countryside Inn in Newpon Beach. National director Joe Whalen and rqjonal director Lina Clark will be the guest . speakers. The cost is$ 16 for members and $17 .50 for non-members. 'and rcservauon~ may be made by caJJina Cynthia Doe at -836-8655. CIJHdren '• art cont UsinJ the theme "Why School Fun for Mc," children from ktnderprtcn through urth giade arc invited to enter the Hunt1n1ton ~ntc Mall's starch for a back-to-sctiool tabloid cover. The rt work must be on white paper 9 x 14 snchcs and, th , dca<fline for entries 1s 4 p.m.. July 11 . The Judgsng It be July 12 at noon. Entries may be mailed to unt1ngton Center Art. 7777 Edinger Ave .. Suite 24. untmgton Beach 92647 or delivered in person t the mall office. Call 897-2533 for further informa ~n. . Singles program at college Saddlcback College will offer a program for smiles entitled "The Connectiog Process: Why It's So l>ifficult Mccung Someone SJ>CC1al" from 7 to 9:30p.m.July 11 in Room BC-8ofthc M1ss1on Viejo college. The fee is $1 Sand add1t1onal 1nformat1on as available at 582-4656 Small bu•lness seminar set "Getting the Money to !tart or Save Your Business," a onc-<iay workshop tn financial manage- ment, will be conducted July 12 from 9 am. to 4 p.rn. at Coastline Communtty Collesc's Huntington Beach Center 2066 1 Farnsworth l..anc The regis- tration fee 1s $34 with a workbook and S29 without one. Call 241-6186 for more informauon. Radlo psychlatrist at collt:ge Dr. David Viscott, KA BC's talk-rild10 psy- ch1atnst. will speak on his ui11que method of psychotherapy at the Rancho Santa~go College gymnasium July 12 at 8 p.m. The program. co- sponsored by lrvme Valley CQllegc, is pnccc1at $10 and further 1nformat1on may be obtained by calling the college at 559-3333. Wednesday;July 2 • 7 30 p m , lrvlne Commantty Servlce1 Commlulon, City Council Chambers. 17200 Jam- boree Blvd. PoucE Loe A new club for all kid.a A 10 a.m. MUI 9.111 be cddNtltd Thundl)' •• St. Jotin Yia1tdi CMllOlit • Cburthfor Mary MCC'atlfty, a IOiij-time· Newpof't Beach rcSidcnt who bu died at -.e82. ~ .. Mc:Oiff'rey was born in 1904 In River ROUtt:Michipn. be mo~cd to Lons Beaeb in 1932 a.ad WIS I dress dcsi&ner.iD Holl~-~,._;;.......-- ~)')'CU'S. She was' married to MikC McCatrtey for S5 )' until his death in Febniaty. The couple ba<S mired to Palm SpriDp • and r«entJy resided in Lquna Hills. llarlOD T'11ey, ezeca.tl•e director of tbe Rewport merly the Glrla Club of the Barbor Area, l• a.. Ilea Glrla and Boye· Cla.b, abowa the new located at 18US ADahelin A.e., C09t, Ilea and faclltt1•• loto. at open boue ceremonlea. Pm· offers a nrlety of propama for You.al people. • Al Mrs. McCaffrey as survived by a dauJhter, Patncia ~ of ~ua, Hawa.ai; two IODS, Mlchael 'John of LaauorBeaeh, and Robert Theopbile of BaJboa Island; nine pandchild.ml and seven sreat-aranclchik1ren. Thursday's Mus will be followed by a burial at the Good Shepherd Cemetery in Huntangion Beach. · · -·Soggy maps have Great Racers r di-ivi~g in circles By PAUL ARCRIPLE\' Of ... o.llJ,... .,.,. Great Amcnqan Race contestants sloshed throu&ti pouring rains Tuesday flS they headed from St Louis through Bloomington, Ill.. and on to Indianapolis. The torrential downpours posed new headaches for the racers who arc bouncing o'er hill and dale from Anaheim to New York City. said Phil Cole, marketing and communications director for the Great Race. Most !11gnificant wa~ \Oggy route 1.n- struct1ons Smee the contestants arc actu- ally ur a rally, which requires them to follow specific duect1ons between cl}cck- polnts. the route 1nstruct1ons arc in- valuable But Tuesday's storms shredded the instruttaons of some racers. parucularly those whose vintage cars have no tops. Navigators found them~lves stanng at unreadable, pulpy wads In addition, Tue~a> 's route took con- testants through a maze of Indiana's co .. fields for several hours. said Wayne Stanfield of Costa Me~ ''People were lost all over the place, .. he said. "Everybody was dnving around in • citcles." • ' That prepared them for I ndianapohs, wher~raccrs drove around lhc famous lndianpohs Speedway racetrack. .. It seemed fast at 65 mph," Stanncfd said. ··So you can imagine going 200." A handful of racers continue to battle for S250,000 1n pnzc money. "We have a bunch of cars which arc capable of winning," Cole said. The most consistent part1c1pant so far 1s Thomas Lester of Deerfield Beach, Fla .. who ss glid1n1 along in a 1909· Mcrccdc'I 1ounng car. he said. · Bu i local contcmnt!I also arc 1n the top 10: Among them arc Newt Withers of Fountain Valley and navigator Bruce Gczon. whoarcdnv1nga 19 1201dsmob1lc Autocra.L. ,. Still 1n contentton. 100. arc navigator Stanfield and dnvcr Alan Travis of Phoenix in their 1916 M ttchell roadster Although not in contenuon. sull in the race 1s G1nn1 Wtthcrs of fountain Valley She is dnv1ng the 1907 Thomas Flyer that won the 1980 Great Race from Ne" York City to Pans, France. Irviile sewer fees cut, wat er rate unchanged By PHIL SNEIDERMAN Of, ... DllllJ Not It-" lrv tne residents can c'pect a drop 1n their monthl} sewer charges and no increase 1n water rates under the 1986-87 operajing b~gct appro .. cd by directors of the !nine Ranch Warer D1stnct The d1stnct provides water and sewer scr-.1cc to about W.000 cu\tomcrs in Irvine and <;mall adjacent portions of Tusttn. Newport Beach and untn- corporated count) terntol) On June 23. thr d1~tncl°!I board ap- proved a S24 5 million operating budget for the fiscal year that begin-; Jul} I. according to d1stnc1 \poke'iwoman Joyce Wcgner-Owidt Under tht <> new htjdget. ')CWagt' ~rv1~ for a typical re-\1den1ial cu<itemer will drop / from the current S9 70 per month to SQ 25 per month. Sewer rates fo~ commercial users will drop b} a s1m1lar percentage. Wegner-Gwidt said. The new rates will appear on b1 II<. mailed after Jul> I. "The decrease 1n sewer rates 1s largcl} due to reduced costs of operating the M 1chelson Wastewater Reclamation Plant. tncreascd water sales for landscape 1mgat1on. and customer growth." Board President Peer Swan said tn a prepared statement Over the past four years. the d1stnc1 has lowered monthly sewer service charges to customers on several occasions fhc~c: rates ha .. e declined from a high ofSl4 10 per month an Juiy 1982 10 the rnrrent Sl.J 2 The S4.85 dHTettncc represents a l4 per cent drop over the four-} ear pt"nod JeWish Mormon from Mesa tells storj of his conversion in .book By MICBEI.J.E COLE Norman Rothman of Costa Mesa 1s not the first Jew to conven to Mormonism, but he 1s probably the first to wntc a book about it, hire • pubhClst •nd embark on a two-year nationwide tour. "They can throw tomatoes at me if they want to." Rothman said. "l'm not afraid to go out and tell my story." Rothman and hts wife, Annette. kicked off their promotional tour Saturday with a book·sianina party al Orange Coast Colkge. The couple plan to begin an East Coast book tour tn September. Stones of religious conversion arc often complex and sometimes con- rrnvcrstal. Rothman's 1s no excepuon. Yet he offers a simple answer to the question posed by his book's utle: "How Come A Nace Jewish Boy Became A Mormon'l"'" "Judaism taught me law," he said. "MormQnism taught me love •• Rothman says his book 1s the story of his depressed childhood. his four unsuccessful previous mamages. and his SCl\rch for truth. The history of the i.ro rt'hgions from ancient to modem tunes 1s tnterspcrscd within. The book wtll be available in reh11ouss1oressoon' and, Rothman hope,. in commercial bookstores as wen. .. Balding. and ncarl}' 60. Rothman nevertheless ex udes the energy and appeal of a much younger manr His Dale Carnegie charm has helped him to ~come a successful marketing con- sultant. Now he hopes it will help him to sell h1sbooks. but more importantly, to sell his message. .. The tour will be a success even 1f I don't make five cents," he said Whether it is Judaism or Chm- t1an1ty, religion has always been a pan of Rothman's hfe. He had a "tough Jewish mother," and ~w up with anti, sem1t1sm and poveny in New York. "M> father was a cat¥>1c." Rothman said "We were so poor we couldn't e-' en afford a skull cap so I had to go to the ~~nagogue wearing a white hankcrch1efon my head." Dunng World War II, Rothman led Jewish services for his fellow sold1cn sering 1n the Pacific. He first began to e\plorc other rchg.ions after the war Norm.an Roth••D .... boJ and was finally baptized in the Olu.rcb of ffirer~y Sa.tnts at 37. Since that time be has m8dc his way up the Church hierarchy. He was ordained an elder in I 965. a tt1vd1na m1niscer in J967, and a hiaJI pncst in 198'. Rothman did not consider bim11:1r an author when he S1Vtl!d his bootJoUt years ago. nor does he consider himtelf one now. Like a medieval monk locked away tn a cell awaiting divine inspU'll- tion, Rothman saic:t-bcf~ he' staned wnt1ng. he p~pa~ an extra bedroom in his home by painting it white and han&Jna a picture of the Messiah on the wall . "'Not a word was written Without prayer," he said. . Rothman ss quick to defend bis book, Just as he qu1clc to defend bss n~t to reh1Jouscho1cc "Justdon'task me to debate," he sa1d. "I will refute to appear on the same talk show wtth Jerry Falwell or any olhcT rchpous leaders" I So how did a nice Jewish boy from New York end up a Mormon 1n Cost.a Mesa? Rothman. whQ lauatungJy calls himself the world's only kosher Mormon. says st was one <»:.the best th1015 ever to happen to btm. Parents seek $28 million f roni state in lion attaCk Juveniles were reported!~ 1011.:nng and throwing fireworks at pa,s1ng motonsts earl y th1~ morning from the Carl's Jr. park1n2 lot on Culver Drive ••• At about 4 p. m Tucsda). poltce were called on a rnmplatnt that JuvcniJFs were blowing nails through a pipe in a blow gun on JefTrev Road gold hracelct!> valued at S 1,500. a ~400 purse S350 m. camera eq uip- ment and a S375 watch. Laguna Beach • • • A resident of the 10300 block of Warner Avenue reported the thef\ or his ireen 1978 GMC pickup 'lruc;k. which was parked in a stall behind htS home The loss was csumatcd at $2'000 • • • The director ot th(." B'nas Tzedek By STEVE MARBLE Of ... D9119 .... ...., torney Richard S1raskus count} c Hant:lnCton Beach Police arrested Thomas Lee Smnh. 211. on ~u'ip1c1on of commercial burgla~ Smith was arrcnc:d at I ·20 pm Tue~a~ on Broadway • • • \ '1ct1m reported an assault by two Pre-School. 9669 Talbert Ave.. re- ported that thieves h.cl entered two offices at the building and had stolen a metaJ box conwnma cash and check" The I~" was estimated at $460 · The parents of S·year-old Laura Cimall fil~d a S28 m1lhon claim ag111ns1 the 'ltate of Cahfom1a Tues- da). alleging the state's ncahgence resu lted 10 their daughter's mauhng b}' a moun1a10 hon last March Donald and Susan Small filed a sim1lar -cla1m for the same amount last week against Oranae County. which owns and operates Ronald Caspers Regional Park in San Juan Cap11trano The claim was filed with the state t>ccau1C 11 has responsib1hty for managing ull wildhf<'. 1nclud1ng moun\ain hons. said on Jose at- Newport Beaoh A 28-ycar-old Hunt1naton Beach man whowau1tt1na.dnnlunabecron the 200 block of 24th Sttttt satd a man on a motorbike sroppcd and hit him Wlth a martial am '¥Capon He <aufTercd broktn bone in hs wn" • • • A aolf baa with a ~t of wood\ and 1ron'I was 1tolen from an unlocked praJt' on the I CX) block of Seashore Drive. • • • KJtchen equipment, v1tarmns and ~ummum · tmt wm1h $200 ~ stolen rrom a rt\ldcnfe on the I 000 block ofl~and Dn' r ' ' The State ~panmcnl of Fish and Game has known since tht county park opened in 1974 that 1t 1s a habitat for mountain Imm. hut hin failed to wam v1s1tors or the potential for danger. said Strasku-i The El Toro girl was mauled Ma n h 23 by a moll{ltasn ho~ that snatched her by tbc h.cad and drnggcd her into the brush as her mother watched in horror Another park v151tor beat the cougar wllh a larae 'itick -until 11 dropped the child and ran A mountain lion believed to l:'K" the same one responsible for thcmaultn& was subsequently shQi and k1lkd by ti professional hunter hired h) the • • • An intruder broke into thc Beachcomber Restaurant. 2633 WC1t (1>8,i fi1&hwa y. but appar~nllv "a~ ~atcd off by a burglar alarm A ,mall tclc~ISIOO ~t. r,ome CJ\h, a bedspread and a Pnnct ~nni\ racket wtrt 1tolen from a l"t''1denle on ttlr 2100 block of 16th 'itrret T hc ltm C'l,me to S205. Coetallaa rour huht·ap'I:, 'North $600. "l'f(' ,tolen from a Mer( t.\ tkn1 pMkC'd ouu1<fe a h~ i~ "'t noo hlock of M1ch1aan The hu~ -. wt'lT iT- co~rcd bv pohcr "hu arrc'itrd 11>-. .. • The state has 45 days to formally respond Staskus said the claim 1s "a preliminary step" to filtnga laW"su1t. Slaskus said he expected the state to c11c stat1st1cs that there have not been mountain hon attacks against humans in California ··since 1906. or 1925. or some such date. But the bottom hoc 1s. mountain lions do attack people. • and the family was not aware that mountain lions con· statuted a hazard to park patrons " Staskus said the said the girl sufTrrcd brain damage and e"tcns1ve damage to her nght eye and has undergone suraery st" times since the mauling. I year-old Glen F. Lona ofOranae • • • • An undisclosed amount of t()Ol'I and fishtn& equipment were reported '\tolcn from I' truck in an apartment complex at 1760 Pomona Ave be· twccn.-!.Q.p m. unAn_and 6 . .SO a.m. Mondi} In the ~me compl~. SI , 16 l in toys, tools and stttea rqu1pment wa rcponed stolen from beneath a camper \hell. · 11'.tne 4 fil"t' hydrant wa" allcdgcdl~ 'ltoltn from F.,rter Strccl by a youn1 male at i.ppro,1mateh la m today • • • BuraJan were bus) Tuc~a\ night at the Hununaton Beach Inn, 21 I I ~ t>aC1fic Coast H1ahway In one inn· ·dent, they pried open a rear shdmg &)ass door and stoic a S 175 bncfta'it' and SSS 1n cash. In a 'i«ond incident they pntd o~n the front door and stote traveler t check!> r • • • Th1cve1 stole a $900 tnflatable blue dtn&hy at the Hunt1naton Harbour Yacht C1ub, 41 21 Warner Ave. • • • 5omcone stoic $30 m c.ash and credn cards and purse from a beachgocr at. Hunlinaton Harbour .. .,. Thieves pried o~n the rear door to a home 1n the 8000 block of EdtnJer "venue and stole a s no telev151on ft. $ .. 00 1n <aterco tquipment two ml·n armed "-•th an tee ptck Tucsda} on '-orth ( oast H1a,hway • • • Pnltlc responded to reports Tue~ da) ol someone throwmg water halk>on\ on Ocean Way Officers re-;ponding to the scene. ho~ver. could not loca~ the sus~a Fountain Valley i\ Huntmgton Beach resident told pohce Tuesday that her blue I q34 Dat\un Mnima was buraJan1cd tn thc Gemco stQre parkinJ lot. I 70Q,Q Brookhurst St. She aid aomcone entered through a sunroof and stolen black eelsk1n •P.polntmcnt book that held two Neil Diamond concert t1ckcu and other paper\ Th~ loss wa<a esumated at $1 2 S • I Lagunan b eaten, robbed A LaJuna Beac-h resident su,tamC'd comple" at 14 lS Nonh Coa'lt High · manor IOJUnes TUt',d.ay when he was way · robbed ofS800 by two men 1n the Oneor1ht1"qilantsthrntenc:dthe apanmcnl complrx whcrt ~ hvc:d . v1c11m wnh an ict' pick. Ho1a.cvtr. he The vtelim . .who wll5 not 1dcnt1ficd. wa 'truck 10 the mouth with a fi\t: told police he kncw one of the Rattaeuttr said. 1na1lant,, u1d Laauna Beach pohcc . He was t.ak<'n to South ( °'"' offi~cr Bob Rahaeu~r. Ho,p1t.al whett he r«c1yrd IS l he 'U1pttts, <lt1cnbcd a1 L.auno '>t1tc~btfore be1nJ rt a male'I, allqcdly a('('Osted the v1ct1m Poltcc had no <au pc'(\ Raharu~r •• abou1 D O pm.:• 1ho ponml 1d ,. ' Bandit robs beach parking ticket.booth .\ man with red hair and red ~a.rd who told a Huntmgton Beach iD'fe-- guard park1n1 attendant that ht' hod a r&Un tn h1' pocket tseaped Tut' n1&ht Wlth ibout SI SO. matiM safety of1ic; ials \aid today The man approached the attendant 1n the •hckct booth adJ•~t '° hfcquard hndquane-,... at Lake Strwt and Pa~·1tk (oa'lt Htahwa) and totd the\ tettm not to \I~ anythJna. to kttp C'alm and to 11~t htm the money. He1umpeod a fence and nn \owvds the nnmy Hununaton hortt mo after the 1nc1d nt that ""a' reponed at ~ 'tip m. The u \ wa.1 dacri~ as briiil atw.lut.lJ ycan old, about S foct. 11 mchn tall an~ wet.ah• ab0ut.l 6S pounch. ( a"" o· Amati id \Oday mhhtry of \ht an.mdanl ...,. the n tn~'t tht p&rktna lot o~in 1 ( .. . ' anon dmgdealel(.s f ree ~.S . captive ,/ U ;S., SOViets weigB plJln• for pre-summit confer~nce BEIRUT, Lfblnon (AP) -An Informant fol w1n1 his 1982 rma American hdd captive by Lebanese on c:hl'lcs he rnuggJCCJ tia 1sn from dt\11 &taflklr.ers btto ffttd UD• U~non banned and ctet•vered to I.he U. There were connic:ti'!4 repons on Embusy, Leblnae officials uid t~e len1th of Don tlue s captivity. today. • • / Mrs. Donahue said her husband wa The f'Ormtt cal)live w&1 ideo11fied~tm'lil'D~ mAuaust t98S. However, u Sieven John Donahue. 32. o Lebanese ffic1als who.. poke on Hollywood Fla., who claims to have condition o nonym1ty said he was been an Informant for the U.S. Drug held for 22 months. Enforcement ~dminastration. In an interview today. Donahue The DEA bas denied be was a drug told A BC News he was ~cased qent without spccifyin& whethet he because "moner, exchanged hands, worked for the aacncy. Donahue's about $400,000. ' · . wife, Johanna. has said her husband U.S. Embassy spokesman Robert qi'eCd to work as a 1ovcmment Gould confirmed Donahue's reldlsc. but id he could not dasdCl.\C dclails. "If$ a que tion of privacy. J have no n t to tell )Ou anything about ham. He is a private c:1tizcn. He's not work'ana for tho U.S. 1ovemmcn1:·. Gould said. • , There wu no mfonnation on tt\c 1denuty of Donahue's captors or the people who escorted him to the embassy. The Lebanese officials said Donahue was kidntped bt.,. Shihc Moslem drua dealers for '"Po°lmta hh. nose if'tO' the businC,s.:· ··1 wa1 held for~onomic reasons bas1~a111. not politkal. and the t>ig da.n r fo me "u that they were aoma to 1um me over to 1 pohtica( group," Donahue told A Donahue reportedly was held in eastern Lebanon's Bekaa Valley. He was driven to the U.S. Embassy m · east Beirut's Oirisllan suburb of ~r on Tuesday. the Lebanese oflkaaJs said. Ht~ esc:ons told Lebanese troops J!!Ordint the embassy they had "a man who· claims Co be an American citizen and we want to turn him over to the embassy." one Leb&oesc of- tic:ial said. Embassy officials hien let Donahue inside. By &H socJatidPru1 • WASHINGTON -:Mneric:an and Soviet officiil are ia!¥ina publidy about mee1in110 mike tm1nscmcnts for a summ1~ between ~dent Jlealln and Soviet leader.Mikhail Gorbadlev, but both sides say spe_cific p~n1 for• prepanltory iC ion tJ-.vo-yct to be oomp~~-A-!OP Sovtct 19vcr:n~t m1njsterdrew a wann response from U.S. 00ac1als Tuesaay when M-wd &he Soviet Umon has proposed to~ United States to set up a prcP\n.IOry mechanism for such a meeting.' ...._/ · A111N k~plng dl•taace from L i bya , WASHlNGTON -The State Dcpanment. c1tin& the expulsion of''!'Oi:t Soot.ii JtlliCa preparing chaifies against 780 held in 'emergency' Throngs of Colomoians cheerp~pe than 100 Llbyans from Western Europe in ctle pasttwomonths, sar.sAmenca t allies ate m.akina.serious effon.s to isolate the government o.f ,Co · Moaf!'mtT Gadha.fi. At the same tame. a department spolccs~an. says It s hard to JUdat whether the Western response has had any modcra11nganfluen~on the Ubya.n. leader. "It's a difficult call," spo"esman Charles E.' Redman said Tucsda¥· Sandlnl•ta foes demand new election• MANAGUA. Nicaragua -Opponents of the · le~1S1 Sandinista government say Nicaragua 1s 1n the worst c:ns1s of Its history, and arc demanding new elections to save the country from ca~suoph_e. Leaders C?ftbe Nicaraguan Democratic Coordinate. an opposatJon alhancc, issued a senes or demands Tu~y an a wntten statement d'ISl.f!~Uted to reporters at the _ headquarters of the Social Chns11an Pany. Oppos1ll0!1 leaders demandccTIJie government open d1scuss1ons on ~oldmg "free, da~. CQ~ and secret elections." reopen the soJc oppos111on new\paper, La Pttnsa. end threa~s against oppos1t1on leaders; and stop exerting pressure on the Rom.an Cathobc: JOHANNESBURG (AP) -fhe olht'r \ISllors. will ha'e .. normal aovcmmcnt broke 1ts silence toda} acce~~ .. to attorneys after formal on the number of people held under charges arc filed the State of emergency and said JI 'The ra~ will then follow 1ts plans to file cnminal charaes again$! normal l our<.e ... she said 780 of them. \l\o toda}" Anghrnn Bishop The aovemmcnt rcfuscd to dis-De'imcmd futu t·ondemned the out· close the total number of people hreak of hombrngs in South African detained wjthout charge since the -l.'1111:' and appealed for talks to ease June 12 emergency declaration. Esta· ihc~o11n1q ·, ranal wnfl1c1 mates by South Afncan and foreign "I Jfll deeply tllstressed at the monitonng groups range from 1,800 ret·ent 'r>ate of bombings and con- to inore than 3.000. including labor dcmn \Uth art-s ot terronsm ve- leaden, clergymen, studcnts and an11-hem~ntl\ Jnd unequnlKally," the apanbeid organ1Lcrs. blad, '(il'lel Peace Pntl' ~inner said. "Police dossiers of 780 people H1'> \tatement came a day af\er a detained have been prepared," Bu-bomh1ng m do"' nto"" n Johannesburg reau for lnfonna11on spokeswoman inJured eight people I hrec of them Ronelle Henning said at a news remainl'd 1n Juhannc\hurg General conference today. "The charges in-Hospital. : ncluding a .!-week-old elude murder. arson and as!Wlult." bab) repurtl·d 1n 'tabk n •11tht1on. She said add111onal charge\ would The Bu·reau for lnlorma11on sug- bc_ prepared but declined to 'kl> ho" gcsted the bla'I along"" 11h nine other many. She refused to sa) ~hetheF bombing' <,1ntl' the t•nwrgt•ncy was detaJnecs who arc not charged would declared. "'as larned out In the be released. ~fncan Na1tunJI ( ungrt:'>'>. l hl' guer- Henning said the detainee:'>. who nlla mo\-emcnt. ma telex sent toda~ now arc barred from seeing la~)ersor from Zambia.'>au.J.11 haJ nornmmcnt I 3mg S:African police kill 4 protesters BOGOTA, Colombia (AP)-Tens of thousands of Colombians chanted ··Pope John Paul II, everyone loves you" as the Roman Catholic: pontiff entered Bogota's largest park this morning to celebrate Mass. NEW YORK (AP) -Four anti'- apartheid activists we~ killed and two wounded after South African Many of the faithful had stood in a pohce lcirt<t them into a house with cold ttrinle since dawn, waiting for promises of weapons and then raked three hours to get a glimpse of the the house with gunfire. according to a pope. re().On published today. The Mass at Simon Bolivar park The killings took place June 19 in came a day af\er John Paul told Chesterville. a blaek township in Colombian leaders in an unusually Durban, the New York Times said an harsh address I.hat violence crime Church. · Chileans preparing for work stoppage SANTIAGO. Chi le -(h1leans crowded markets to stQCk can<t;les. bcati~& gas and food before a national work stoppage. called by foes of t~eir cou_ntry s military government· ~tarted toda:t· Pe~ple 1n long checkout lines said the buying spree was a precaution against violence that could keep them home, whether or not they supported the two-day stn kc.·· Don't for~et candles for the blac;kout," one woman told her ~ui.band an the aisle ofa San11afO supe~arket. remindinghim that leftist guemllas often sabotag~thc country s electnc power system. Candlei. were nearl}' sold out • reponing about an affida vit of a J and·an unjust,d1stribution 0 1 wealth T'Log.aandsst··~lceadainstChll-aft ruler statement gi\cn b> one of the hindered development of this over· • u -.. J a · ~ survivors h I I R r The township has been h11 since w c ming Y oman '-atholic coun-SANTIAGO. ( h1le -Thousands of people stay~ awa> from their jobs October b> violence between anti-ti'} toda}inagencral stnke calledb~governmentopponentsdemandinganend'to apartheid militants and their oppo-The pontiff, bc:gannmg a wccklong Chile's 13.ycar m1htat) rule Witnesses said JUnmen killed three slum dwellers nents tnp that will take ham through areas and radio reports satd I 0 bombs exploded 1n the capital. 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JOIN US Foll AN EVENING OF EXCmMENTI • 10 Action Pocked Races • Elegant Dining at Competitive Prices • Exofic VVogering: Exodos • Perfect Six • Doily Double • Plenty of Pori<ing I By U.S. Gov't. testing method. ) 8 M NDA Y "91GHTI July 7 $25,~ added, $7,500 Breeders tup JUANENO STAKES Two Ye ar Old~ Six Furlongs 1---i-------. s u R G E 0 N GE N E A AL' s w AR N I N G : s rn 0 king c.c~ llM !~Id ~~ pflp( ... ~ 1J' I ~·1u , l By Pregnant Women May Result 1n Fetal NrJ.N THI 1owr si 01 u BRANos I I __.........L ........ ~~ jl .. _'_"_j u_rv_._P_r_e_m_a_• u_r_e1_0_1_n_h_, _A_n_d_L o_w_s_,_rr_h_W~e-i g_h_,.__... SOFT PACK 100s flt Tf R MEN THOI 3 mq .. ,.,· 0 3 mg OICOllne c -"' per c1gare11e by f Tr. m'-thoi1 . \ , ( ' ~ I • ORANGE COUNTY RICING FNR 4961 Katel1a Ave. Los Alamitos 71-41995-123_. • 213/431-1361 I ' I • * Of'ange eo.t OAILY PILOT I Widntlday. July 2, 19ae Bad· laW at fault for ·brouhaha over HB election Politics makes strange bedfellows, but do bedfellows make strange politics? . _ At least one observer of the pohticaJ ~ in Huntington Beach thinks they do. Former Mayor Ron Shenkman charged this week that current Coun- cilwoman Ruth B~d her husband Sherwood are conspiring-by vfrtu-e of their conjugal relationship - to violate the spirit of a city law that prohibits Cir, Council members from serving more than two success- ive.terms_ Councilwoman Bailey is one of four members of the council whose second terms expire in November. Sherwood Bailey is an announced candidate for one of those seats. His wife will be his campaign manager. ·' I . .. ---~- = = :• s = -& Shenkman's criticism of Sherwood Bailey's politi- cal aspirations is best understood in context. Shenkman is the father of the two-term limtt m Huntington Beach. In his view. the Baileys are circumventing the law in a'Qlatant attempt to consolidate the power of cuun- cilmanic office under their common roof. .. It's not like a throne to be passed from one lam1ly member to another," Shenkman said. "You don't tr\ to perpetuate power in a family unit." - Shenkman 's concerns are not without foundation Sherwood Bailey will come uno the election wtth an advantage over most of his opponents: He will carry the recognizable Bailey name. he will be pnv} to inside information relevant to crucial issues and he will have the councilwoman for his personal adviser on the campaign 'trail and at the kitchen table. · Unemployedznu~iCians may causepan·demonlu~ He will even get to ride in the city's Independence Day parade, waving like a dignitary from a seat at Mrs. Bailey's while his polittcal opponents oft he future watch from the curb. Sherwood Batley may not be a shoo-m. but hi~ campaign's ~to a pretty good stan. And he\ not even o.mning yet -at least not officially. If this advantage 1s unfair. as Shenkman sugge~ts at ·is, what can be done to erase it? Cenainly. no one would suggest that Sherwood Bailey forfeit his ri~ht to run for public office. Although Shenkman might ltke to see Mr. Batley shrink from the limelight. to do anything to interfere with his nght to run would seem to be unconstitutional. Councilwoman Bailey might consider stepping down as her husband's campaign manager. That would give the appearance of eliminating one of Sherwood Bailey's advantages. Jn reality. of course. his wife would still be expected to appear at campaign funcuon.s wtth the candidate and to remain his panner in domestic bliss. rt js beyond reason to expect that Mrs. Baile) would not or should not advise and counsel her husband in their pnvatc d1scuss1ons. It is possible for Sherwood Baile:y to abandon his wife for .awhile dunng the July 4 parade. That would satisfy one of Shenkman's protestations. But, practically speaking. why should a candidate for political office be expected to deny himself the use of ::\n advantage that 1s neither illegal nor uAethical? If Sherwood Bailey were to pass up the opponun1t y to appear before the \ 01er~ in a dignitary's car during an event that draw~ thousands of people. some people might conclude he is too dumb to be elected to the council. . The Balley brouhaha 1~ one of the quirks that an\c from arbitrary laws ltke the two-term ltm1t. If the \Otcr\ were to take respons1b1lity for their own actton\ and their own government. such ltm1ts would be unnece\~r) It 1.., up to the voters to remove from office elected official\ who have performed unsausfactonl)' and re-elect effective. dedicated public c;er .. ants. L1m1t\ force the good officeholders out -with the bad to en<..u re that thl' voters can't make the same mistake more than twice That formal wear hides people with emotions like ours '>AC'Ri\MENTO-The truth 1~. I don't gc~ to the symphon} much It\ probabl~ one of tho .. e things that 1s w11kJ t'arh in life. and somc"herc around m~ ~crnnd b1nhda} I decided I did not ha'e enough time left to '>pt.'nd an' ot 11 s1111ng 1n dead-still pl'rlumcd .iir lis1en1ng 10 music that \OU tould nn·er C\.Cn tx: c;ur(' "a' "' l'r \t lt-ast not !lure t•nuugh to be lht• llr-.1 one to clap V. llllh h\ thl· "a' I'> abo what,., \qong \\1th thurth · Bui th.ti do~·-. not mt•an that I am 1 nd tlh rent to ncgo11a11un\ going on right no" lx·t"-t'l'O the mu'>tnan\ and th\' \au amen in\~ mphon) I c;"'car lu \OU 1t ~a\ thl' lir\I thing I thought Jhout th" morning thal did not 111\oht· lo.1ll1ng the gu~ "ho " \UJ"l- po\ed 10 Ix· \l'lltng nn hou\e bat·lo. in ~1Jr)l.rnJ \nJ "hat I though1 was that 11 ~ould bt· a horrible mistake for ~.ll ram en to tu lJntel the 'i} mphony ·., \t'a\on. that the "'a} a o t} cro<lC'\ '" throuFh 11\ manners and llHUlturt· - unlr<.\ \Ou iiH' tn Philadt•lph1a "hl'rl thn ll\l' homh-. -and that ''hat 1111(1.ht loolo. lil..c an l';olatC'd '11uat1on rould rnd un afkcttng uo; all In l.1l t \.\ill alln I u<, all ( ulture n11n11nn .ind lnmc 1n tht• \lrC'f t 't l'\. I am tjl~1n(I. ahout uut-ol-\\orlo. lllU\ll lar1\ But ht·foll· I g1:1 in1111hat. <tllo"' ml' 111 p<111\l' '' mnm<.·nt to kill ~'ml' '' ttkl\ hl'ld ml\tonu·p11on'> abnut fW<1plt• "ho nl;I\ ll3\\ll'31 ffiUSll for a It\ inf ) 1111 "'·" hl'l1l'' c. for 1n\tann· that 111.tJU\l' \11u lll'\t•r c,n· them out ol l11rn1.1I l lntht'' l l.1\\1lal mu\luan .. .11 l h.1rm ll'" ) 111 m,1\ hclil' \l th.n tla\o,ical Ill ll\ll l.1n\ h;I\ l' \IUUlld th(' claS'\IC'\ -"hatn l'r the l l.1\\ll'\ arc -or that lhn .Jfl' \ll intcre\lcd in their mu'>IC th.11 lhl'' ha\l' forgotten about anger. PETE DEX1ER what II Will sqund IJke againSI \UUr head. The standard rule around out- of-""ork mus1 c1am I'> to al~a~ \ \IJ} dear Tha\, of course. 1s not all.1.aH possible. and 1f ~ou find ~our.,df rnnfronted by one. I can onl~ tdl \OU 1t'<, better to 10' tie him to dinnn than tog" c him a JOb. Which I gucs'> bnngc; u~ bad. IC> thl' n:n1ral problem. cmplo}ment -- B> 1hc)1me a person has tx"Ccmie a lu\1, glut Ion} en'> '>loth. pmk an<.J mcmhcr of e'en a halfway serwul. grl·ed. Not to mention '\t\ 't ou·rl· profrc;c-,1onal S)mphon\· orchc\trJ. hl' sitting bad. there watt inf through"' .ha<. '.>pent most ofh1s Ide taking mu"l P,agcH1I rcw.wdingyou tnan&ll·•~nl' ll·.,son'> and practicing. and isolated lime what would you th1nlo. ahout 1 himself to a point when· he is u<,ell·.-,., You ma\ l'\eO hche.,.~ not>mh e\l'I lor an~1hmg t"l~- got h11 O\l'r the h~';t~ ~11h a I fl'nd1 · l nlc~~ )'OU count g1v1ng mu\1t horn ' lc.,.,o,a~. \>. hich I don't \nd 1n all thO\l' thing'> \t1l1 ''11uld He cannot he re""1red be nmtakcn <md nut' IJkn1 rn Hut there he 1s. full ol IU!.t and unexpected and rcmotl' humJn Ix·· glutton~ and \loth and passion\ \OU m~ -1t'<1 sort of a steam \ahl'. I do not ha\C or ~ant and nowhere to think -Jnd the lo.ind of tJknt that hlo"" am of 11 off produce'> fir'>t-ra1e das'i1lal mu .\nd ihe nnt thing )OU km>"" SKtan\ oht'n scnlcs in the mmt the' 're lea' ing home and hanging un .n·motc human\ lhl'rl' arc I lo.no'' th" lOrners. p1d.ing out their o~ n h' the ''a" bc:taU\l' 'H' h.t ... l' a lllllpk clothe\. honking fugues through tl'mr ul them 1n the lam1I~ mnuthp1eces·a1 women on the street. '>o "'hat I am 1cll1ng \llU 1'-1ha1 l'\l'n \Orne or"' horn ma~ e\ en he patron'> "-ht·n M!nous mu.,1nan., arl· h:ippi, of the arts the' tia' e to be \J.atcht'd -)OU l'\Cr The~ hear music 1n bu\ engines am.I ""nndt•-r "'h> the condunor '>l'Cm\ to sprinklers and dog feet on th<.· ~1dc bt· l'oun11ng heath all thl' t1ml'01 He 1..., "'al~. and "'hen the} tell \OU about 11. rnun11ng head\ -and ""hrn thl·~ .ire ~ou start to hear 11 tuo unh;ipp) "'hen the~ don't h<nl' 1oh\. Rut that 1s not the ~or~t fhl'\ tlTC\ -.1mnl~ lx'rnmc a lorn: ot naturt· argue about e' erythmg. and drink 100 Prc,~u res hu1ld. and \.\1thou1 \Onw much and fight and get arrested for relca\l' the\l. pt·opk S<.:aucr in random 1h1ng~ that 11 takes the dut\ \crgcant d1rcct1om and 1nvcat nt'"" kind\ ol half a day 10 figure out 'what the d1sharmon\ and vwtcncn·,cr,""hcn· lhargcs are. And th1~ can ~o on fo r a thq g11 long time -1f the.) didn't havt• -\nd tht• rl''>Ult'> of turning XX ol pa11cncc, the) wouldn\l'iaye leaml·d thnn lon\t' all at the '>aml' ltmt• 1n a to pla} 10 the first plan: -but that .., ul\ the '"e ol '>acramcnto '' 'omt:-nn\ the worst either. thing that \ou do not want to tall-. The worst 1s that llle) get tm:d { )r ahoul 1n front of tht• k1J\4 ma} be 1t'SJUSI that the} u)C 11 up .\II I ~111 tdl '"u th" much ·1hc lir~t that passion and lu'it and anger turn\ thing that haprx·n., 1\ 1ha1 thl·~ all turn into frustra11on . and the} go honll' into drummt'r'> \n't.h1ng an uu1-ol-and turn on the tclcvmon \el, ma)ht.' \\or!< d,1"1c1al mu,1uan pttlo.'> un -gl'I a JOb somewhere teach ing mu\lt l)l'nuh 'Ira"' rhop<,11d;c,. lllrk' lull 11mc The}."10"' the la""n T hl'\ l..n1' l'' patnl hru,h1:,. hammer\ -he turn into uc; begin' to tar .1tt,11n\I \11mt•lh1ng l'lw \nd that "' the: uni) thing 1n thl' V. JI!\ 11la1n ~111do"''· ll'ak,\rn.Ki "'orld that'\ "'ur\c than nut-ol-\'t1rk furn11urt· mu<;1uan\, no mus1l13n'> at all He "'nndtr\ "h.1111 .,qll .,ound like Pete Dexter Is a syndicalf'd aga1n\I hi\ o"n hr.id h1· "ill '"'"de1 columnist. The hmll ~lt(>uld be called the Bad < n1zem l a\'. because lap\t\ in civic duty by the voting public made ll viable. Opinions expressed 1n this space are those of the Daily P1fot Other 111ew5 expressed on this page are those ot their authors and anlsts Readflr comment Is ln111ted The Dally Pllo,, PO Box 1560. Cosla Mesa, 92626 Phone 642-6086 Newport officer_projects kind, concerned attitude Pitched bc;ittle under wqy t o obtain control of Mexico f o tht: I ~110r On Frida) afternoon 11ut\ld1 ~l'""· pon Harbor High School m\ <l.rngh· tcr and another )ounti. man "-l'rC in vohc:d 10 an alndcnt fhl' rt·a,11n form' 1A-nttng 10 "nu 1\ not tn dt\c U\\ the nuance'> of the au:1dcnt hut 1hr profe!IStonal caring wntt'ml·d :it t11ude of1ht• oOiu·r ""ho wa\ dlft'l tcd to the scene Unfortunaleh al thc time I \.\a\ J httk too UJ>SC'I to get the olliu.•r., name. but, 1f my memo!) \Cf\l'" me correctly. I beltev.c hie; namt• t>adgc 1nd1catcd G Caldwell Ill\ report indica ted Officer ID No 544 It wa\ onl) after tht' ordeal wa' mer that I thought at>out how ht· handled Jll 111 us With the children. he "-:I\ kind non-Judgmental and rft1c1en1 Frnm a maternal tandpoanl. ~hat mattt'r<'tl most to me wa'i thlll he proJCl tt•d b1m .. clf as a cjnnti empathl'111 ORANGE.COAST Daily Pilat \\. \\ll('\1(,10"" '\.lc,.1rn's '' riou\ l'lt1nom1~ problem\ ha"c hum.in bc111g who hJPIX'"' to h•· ,1 h1ough1 on a <.ruual 'itruggle jil the pohll' oflilrr b} pmlc\\llln h1ght•\I ll'\ cl<, of lhl' lOUn ll) ·., poht1- I ht\ wa' .1 1rcmcndo11\ l'dUl.al111n,1I ~.11 \\ \lt'm Thl· 11ullome will ha\ e a t'\<Jlllple f11r the ch1ldrtn ~Im h did gn·at 1mpan un the l n1ted States, tor an 1nnt"d1hk Joh 111 d"11c·I thl' nl\th 1t rnuld dtT1dt· "hcther our neighbor ,ihout poh1 l olfo a' 11111 tx•1ng ~ind \lrugglc'> out ul 11., desperate s11ua11on ht"artcd '. or \Ull umt>, 111'1olent rt"volutlon I reali1, that th t• :-.;l."' port Bl'U1 h The halllt• for rnnlrol of the Pohtc lx·ranmcnt h.1, lx'l·n l nt1 t1.mcrnmt•nt-and uh1ma1el~ for the t·11cd'" thr pa!>l lor "hJI \C.'<'llll'd '"ht ht·art' and m1nd<i of the Mexican their · 11n(;111ng" a1111udc It " nn" pt•oplc _ "t>t.·twcen the "tcchmcoc-," nhvw11\ to me that C htl'f < amplx·ll \_ (tcthnotrat'i) who arc no~ 1n ron1rol de<>m· to ha'r thr dqMrtmt'nl fllOJl't l and th1· · pohlr<.M' Cold line pan~ a po\lll\e raring 1m.1gC' 111 11u1 h tnmmunll \ ha' het•n lw;ml and "'I'll 11\\t'\I "ho }earn lo fl'g<lln th('1r old rt'll'IH'd tH h" ollit1•1\ P0 "1'1 \ll ""llh .lhl\ lclln ·" ,1 fl'\11kn1 fll r Ill \lruggll' ha.. dra""n clO\l' Nl•v.pon Brarh I "-:IOtl•d to kt \11u \lrllltn~ hy U.~ anal)\lc;, and I\ lo.no"" ho"' thanlo.lul 1 ,101 lor thi ·\ummn111ed like 1hio; in the mml guickltnc\ < hid< aniph<:ll hJ' ntJh relent h1ghl) tlass1ficd Natwnal 11\ht•d lor tht: tkpallnH'nt aml lhl\ lntclhgcnrc f st1matc t•llilt'r .. l)ltlft'l IHlll "' '"' ~l\hl'\ "In lOntra<,I IO lhC' fir\t \I'll. prc:\1 Jll 1 1 ll'<I>\ \' cknt'l 1n the modern Ml·,1can o;r1em Nl'" p.irt Hc:H h (Pre'i1dent M1gut'I> dt' la Madnd and h1<. t"o prcdt'lC'S!torc, all ro~ to 1he lop ic-wml.- lar11el> h't dint of tht'tr performance'> ac. re11mc burt'3ucrats All three appointed men of ~1m1lar back j\rnundc, 10 mQ,1 ot thcu C ahinct pow;, and most ol (de la Madrtd'c;) current Ca h1nt1 \t'trttane~ hJve nc ... cr held ckc11 vt office. 'renll l,k,l !dl'l' Tem Taff U11 <II) IQ f t.111< Don,.., I~ I l);lnt Tom Clllnf.n ""'""" ro '°' Crelt Mleff 5ll0"1' [C1'!0f 1 on... ~l..Cent,..I PtQ0.>(111)(1 M•n"lr" fwryll .... Citculll!0!1 M'MOIW ....... Munenery M•'11111onQ 0o<Kl<>t ,. .... ClllMi 0..11!<'.IO• "Oppoc,iu<m tn th•' trtnd rnmcs Imm the older gt'neratron of \talc and rn~111n11l r1oh11cal Nl'i\t'" and from 111h1·r' 1 on('('flltd Wtlh elOOom1c mt'i· rnam1icmt•n1 < )nc cnt1c .. lamented the dcdin1na role of the old pohucal hand\ and pfl•dtl l<'d th:ll the\ ""'II ha' c lo be hrough1 h;il k into po>- 111on\ of 1nllucm.c· 10 help guide the rnunlr~ through 1t\ lUrrcnt prob- lems The> fi:ar that the new clas'> of tcchncx.rat' will tx· unable to main- tain the 'luppon of the rna'>-.c'i" In other ~ord\. the part) bos~'i will be needed to \ugarrnat the b111cr pill of austenty the-technocrats have prescnbed for Me:it1co "The tension hctwt'l'n ll't hnocnm and pohllc1ans ,., onl' 1h;1t "hca"tl> Jmghted with h1o;tonlal and po;yc ho- logKal baggage," the 1ntcll1genu.• cs11- ma1e continue'>. "hctau'>c the former hear a <1lnk1ng rc\l'mblancc 10 1he 'c1cn1tlicm' -the \ucn11fil. one'i who l·aml· tu t·ontrol thc countr) 's poltt1cal cconom) tn thc \car\ before the Rc ... ol ut1nn That '1t1knt upheaval had man} cauc,c\. hut htgh among thl'm was tht J1T11gamc and dctach- mcll1 from the ma\\<'\ of tht• prc\1<.lent and hi\ nrde ol tr1 hnon;.Htl ad- \1\C'rs £.,.en If the lrl'hnocrat\ arc peace· lull} ou\lcd 11 would have \Cnou~ 1mphcat1on\ lor tht• l n1ted Stall'.\ Tht' Uarvard~ducatcd de la Madnc.J " probably the mo"t ~cnu1ncly pro- l \. prc'i1dcn1 ot Meltu:o m decades Thc pre 1dcnt' populanty '" 'ihp- p10 , thouah how w1Jt,p~ad the 'il1ppaac ts cannot bt determined. The dtr1'iivc wh1,tlc'i that Jrteted him at 1hc World Cup S(XCcr openina - considenna the hijh price'> of the t1ckc1, -ind1camt onl~ that middle and upper c:IH\ Mell knn-. an· unhafl" py o'er his 11ustmty pr.Ojµ'lm "I ook al thl' realrh: bud1tt't dirt'<· ) JACK ANDERSON and DALE VAN ATTA tor l arlos ~alinas told us recent I) "lr lite gdvcmmen1 of de la Madrid didn't have the polt11cal <tkill to avoid a r,oc1al cns1s wnh such trcmcndou'i economic problems, then what'~ poll 11cs about'> (What else) but the capacity to conc1l1ate 1ntere'it~ 111 ordt'r that the national intert'st gain•(' And this adm101stra11on ha\ been able to do that." Foreign m1n1\tt'r Acrnardo Scpul,eda said: "In m} cxpericm·c c;omconc wht) belongs 10 1hc r.n·s1- dcnt1al C ab1net and hac-, po 111cal rc\pons1b1ht1e~cnnno1!>Urv1vc1fhc '' onl~ a tcchnico. He has to have the poltt1cal c;cn\11i•1t} to reah1e what Me~oco 1s all at>out If not, he will not be there." .\'\ for 1hc president h1m'iClf. A few da}S afkr his nom1na11on by the rulina PRI party -which has been tantamount to election for mort' than holf a century -a JOurnahs1 asked de la Madnd tf he wa. 1 tcchnrco ot"'-J pohttco. "Poht1ciaM re the one'i who win the nom1n~1loM and the t'IC'CltOn'i." he rtph~ Jad Andcrsoa •ad C>1tlt Yao Alt• arr •yndkatcd <"Olomnl1t "\ ' them out of formal No more 'Have a - niceday' yay! A few nice hours. . ---isaboutall most of us can hope fur-. J->or 1he past few weeks l'vt' noticed that h~ckncyed phrase. "Have a nice da>" 1s fading Ol'-1. I'm not sorry. I '\\.asn 't as 1mtated jSSOme people -when I heard tbcse words. but it d1dn'1 improve m) day. e11her. 1980 was the }Car when almost any human I had contact with. in person or by phone. began 10 urge me to have a nice da' A.t fir~t. I appreciated the thought; bu1 after a couple of years. i1 was bonng I founrl m)self. at the con- clus1on of any transac11on. tensing up \>.a111ng for that tntc phrase. And I realized 1ha1 92 percent of tht' people mouth1ng'\hosc words didn't give a hoot what lond of da) I had. I ha"e a fncnd who spent .-or "'asted -11me trying to come up with appropriate retorts when people said 111 him . "Have a n1ct' day." '>ome11mes ht' looked ihem nght in tht· e) e and ~aid. ''I'll try my best" He \atd 11 in such a serious tone that 1t unsettled them momentarily.' Th rough the years he tned · a numlx'r of rephcs, but his most cf1clll\e one was. "So~. I've made ou1er plaoc;" That DID Jar then). The reason I didn't bu) the phrase or c\Cr. e\ er S:l) ll 10 anyone. is betiausc 11's almost 1mposs1ble to ' ·ha\c a n1u' da} We can ha\C nice moment'> -even nice hour\ dunog a da) \omc penods of some days can Ix' \uper But a da~ 1ha1 1~ nice from the time we open our C\CS until we go 10 bed again 1s rare In the last fc"" "-Celo.'i 10'\tcad of telling me to "Ha"e a narc da;v .. " pcupk ha\e bel.'n \a)JOg to mt', ··Ha'c a good one .. I hke tha1 It SJ' cs me grc.at ~tlludc. It lan be intcrprc1cd 10 mean •.. have :i good lunch a good ~vcning wutt lnl'ndc-, a good repon from the dol tur '.\hen \Omconl' tells vou to "Have J goo<l onr . " )'Ou can. lin1sh 11 yo ur "'a' . a gooJ night's \Jeep. . a good hu\ on a ~·ar a good round on the ~oll course. That l.hrmc of wurds reminds mt' 111 m\ la' onic toast -"Let's ncn·r ·· Each one in the group has lane t>lanl he 10 complete tht' '>Cntcnlc L t•t\ ne'er s1op eating potatue\ l et's nt'\.Cf stop seeing each other Lefs ne'er grow old You ma' linl\h this 1oast s1lentl) or lor all to hear It l·an tx· changed with cal'h dnni.. Then· '' no guarantt'e 1ha1 )OUr per'>onal ending 10 the toast wall happen but 1h1'1 toast means more than"( ht·crs" or"Skoal" or "Salud .. 11'<, c U\tom made JUSI for you. Tht' 1mponan1 thing 1s -11 gives you freedom oT tho ace F r~~om of choice 1s what it's all ahou1 hn't that why we'rt' going to ha' l' a big celebration on Fnday, the I ounh? Ila ve a good one Columa/11 Aaa We/11 llves la Laguna Niguel. TODAY IN HISTORY By tbe A11oclated Preas Toda} 1<; Wcdnesda~. July 2. the 181rd da} of J 986 There art' 182 days left an the )ear Today'-; hlghhght 1n history. On Juh .:! 1937 aviator Ameha Earhart and her na' 1gator. Fred Noon3n dt!W!ppcared over the Pacific Ocean wh1le attt'mptmg to make the first round-tht'-world fhght at the CQua1or Their exact fate rema10s a mystery On this date In 1776, the Continental C'onarcss passed a rc..,olut1on c;:iy1ng tha1 "these t lotted ( olon1es arc, and of nit.ht ought lo he, Free and Independent S1ate!>" . . In 1881 . Prc'l1dent James A. Gar- field was !>hot by C harlcs J. Gutteau. a d1sappo1nted office-seeker. at J the Washington railroad sUl lton. Gar- field died thr follow10g September. In 1890, the Sherman An ti trust of.ct wns passed In 1926, lht' ll .S Army Air Corp~ wa~ ~caled In 1961 , author frntst Hem in.away 'hot h1m~lf to dceth at h1' home in Ketchum. Idaho Ten Yt'Br\ aao: The US Suprtmt' C oun ruled the death penalty WH no1 tnhertntly cruel or unusual. Five yean ago The U.S ~upreme <. 9un ruled unanimously 1hat Pres1- dt"nt1 Jimmy taner and Ronald RcaP-n had tht "'"*' authonry to nullify cour\ orders and suspend pnva1e lawsuits to carry out the 111r«ment w\th Iran that ~ndcd the fehrnin ho'it c cm1' I - ' \ • , TWo Supi:eme· ¢o~rt nilings .~olster affirmative a.c . ASHl~GJ'ON (AP) -Tht Supreme Coun, hlnda 1 dvd np u (orccs a IWtCl>ina victory bas ,, reaffi rmed the lea.lily of affirmative aCtion an the Ammcaa work place to remedy past dilCrimfoation apinJt blac and other minorities Jn one, the Justices approved a plan in Cleveland that tttervcs •bout half the promoti0c)1 in the city•s fw department for qualified minority candidates, • ... ~.court's latest word on affumative action came an lWO Nhnp today. • In the olhtt. the court upheld a ruhna that a union repcuentina sheet metal workers in New York and New J~ must sipifk:antly raise its non·white membership by Ausust 1987. Women s11roups au court 's ruling on bias WASHINGTON (AP) - Women's ri&ht.s advocates say their fi&ht for pa)' equity is bolste~ by the Supreme Court's latest ruling on discrimination in the Amencan workp~. "This a solid affirmation of our · position." aaid Eleanor Cutri Smeal, president of the National Orpnil.a- tion for Women. She said the nalinj "encourages us to pursue this litipuon strategy, to be more resolute about taking com- parable-worth cases." The theory of comparable worth is that employers should be f orccd to pay the ~me wages for jobs held mostly by women as those held predominantly by men. The su·preme Court's ruling Tues- day did not deal directly with com- parable worth. The court said in a North Carolina case that employers who pay black employees less than whites 10 the same Jobs are violating fMeral c1v1I nghts law even if 1he discnmanatory pay bepn before the law took effect. Jumce WilU.m J. Brennan, wririn1 for a unanimous court, said 1n such cases .. each week's '8YCbeck that delivers -less to a b~ck than to a similarly situated white" is a viol- ation of a law known u Title VII of the 1964 Civil Rights Act. In another ruling Wednesday, the court by a 5-4 vote said people facing ~ommitment to prison psychiatric wards as "sexually danaerous" arc not eotitled lO protection apinst self- 10crimination enjoyed by accused cnm1na1s. The court usccl a case from .Illinois to limit the constitutional protection for those wt\o may be confined for psychiatric treatment. The ruling could have nationwide impact for many mental patients. Individuals accused of being sex-' ually dangerous in a civil commit- ment procedure must talk to state psychiatrists seeking to detennine their fitness .. the court said. Pact a ve~ts danger of trade war with Europe WASHINGTON (AP)-The Re- agan administration announced today that at had reached a tentative airecment .with the 12-oataon Euro- pean Communitr that will buy some "p.annang room' for both sades to a\.ert a trade war over agncultural pr.oducts. t1at1ons arc taking place," said Com- merce Secretary Malcolm Baldngc. "Both sides now have running room." he added. f< • * FREE! Bonus Pack with the purchaae of either dlscount assortment . s ,Pk. e reg.*"·~ 65~ 'The agreement mcludes con- cessions by the Europc<!ns that• will pennit continued U.S. shipments of com and sorg})um -Into Spain at current levels while ~egotia.tions orr castng trade bamcrs continue. The recent expansion of the Euro- pean Community to include Spain and Portugal brought with at new llmJts on the levels of U.S. ·grain 1mpons into those countncs. The res'tnct1ons were to take effect im- mediately in Spain and at some unspecified time. an the future in I ~~======================~===================~=======~~ Ponugal. !-'. In exchange, the United States' agreed to withhold proposed re- taliatory steps agamst the European Community for the remamdcr of the 'year. • A new deadline of Dec. 31 was set for conclusion of tlle trade talks on agnculture. · "Neatbcr one of us wants to get into a trade war. That's why these ~ego- The Reagan admtn1stration had protested these hmats by announcmg new standby tanffs and QUOt1lS on a 'anety of European agnculural prod- ucts, including wmc, beer. cheese and chocolates. That prov<2ked threats of 'counter moves b) the European Community, also called the Common M.arket, sharply escalating trade fnctR>03 be-· tween Europe and the United States. I Titan rocket blast blamed on faulty Qooster insulation WASHINGTON (AP) -The ex· tPIOsave loss of an unmanned Titan 34..D rocket dunng a military m1ss1on AaSf Apnl was most likely caused by the peeling of insulation inside a sohd-fuel booster. the Air Force said today The loss of the rubbenzed ansula- hon allowed the burning fuel to e"3t through the thm metal skin of the rocket booster. touching off a catastrophic explosion. said Bng. Gen. Nathan J. Lindsay. Wt)rle there 1s no evidence 1nd1cat- ang tlfe large 0-nngs on the solid-fuel boosters failed -as was the case with the space shuttle Challenger -the findings wall force NASA as wt>ll as tht' Aar Force to review the msulataon bondmg ~chnique~ used on the boosters. L dsay said. • The solid-cl boosters used on the Titan and the space shuttle are very s1m1lar an design. r "We believe the cause of the mishap was a failure .1n the thermal msulataon an a segment of ane of the two sohd rocket motors." said Lmdsay, who headed a special Aar Force accident mvest1pt1on board. "The rubber msulauon most likely separated fmm the steel rocket motor lase. allowing· damage by the propellant combustion products. We fou nd no evidence of solid rocket motor design deficiencies.·· Sanctuary a~tivists escape prison despite convictions By "e Associated. Press TUCSON Ariz. -Five sanctuary movement acuvtsts have been spared pnson and fine's desp1te'the1r convictions m connection with alien smuJ&)ing, but the prosecutor says · ~e'r'satisified wath th~ir ~ntences. Three other sanctuary activists. mcwding two Roman Cath~lac pncsts and the Re v. John M. Fife Ill. considered a founder of the national movement, were to be sentenced today by U.S. Distnct Judge Earl Carroll. r '• eiecutlon delayed in Florida KE, Aa. -The execution of confessed mass killer Gerald Stano wa p oday for 21 hours by state officials who said they wanted to give the courts more time to act on his appeals. Tbe execution, set for I 0 a.m. today, was rescheduled for 7 a.m. Thursday by Supenntendent Richard Ouifer. Another .convicted serial killer, Theodore R. Bundy, is to die at the same time. Du$8~r said Bundy would be executed first unless stays arc granted. "fhe new time avoids any possibility that Stano would be executed bc~ore a dcc1s1on from the Florida Supr.cme Court, which met at 8:30 a. m. to consider an appeal filed late Tuesday. Stano earlier had won a delay from 7 a.m. today lo tOa.m. Stano. 34. has been convicted of or pleaded suilty <o I 0 murders in Aonda, and received death sentences for three of the ktlhngs. E~rlmental alrsldp crashes; one kllled LAKEHURST. N.J. -A mass1vcexpenmentalairshipbu1lt from a blimp and four heh copters crashed af\cr one copter malfunctioned, 1tillina a crewman dunng a test flight near where the Hindenburg exploded 49'years ago. Four other crewmen and a firefighter on the vound sustained onlj cuts and bruises when the 343-foot-long. 10-story Heli-Stat crashed Tuesday night at the U.S. Naval Aar Engineering Station, ·authontits said. The craf\, ~ponsored by the u .S. Forest Service., Wl\S designed for IOS&Jng remote a~~ with a m101m\,lm of environmental damag~. But some federal agencies cntJc1zed 1t for structural problems and for running behind schedule at a cost ofS34 mtll1on, more Utan thrtt tu11es the onginal proJcctlon of $10. 7 malhon The Heh-Stat, which had never flown honzontally. was hovcnng at about 40 feet when one of the four helicopters malfunctioned.and lost p0wcr, said Nick Grand, a US Naval Aar Engm«nna Center spokesman. • Social Security f amll les can get Medlcald SAN fRANC'ISCO -Famahc~ should not lose Med1ca1d benefits JUSt because their children receive' Social Secunty income, a federal. appeals coun h., ruled tn the fint appellate dccmon on the 1puc apaost ~he Rcqan adm101strat10f\ A unanimous three-Judge panel of the 9th U.S. C1rcu1t Court of A~als uSfheld U S Drstnct Judge Hc:len Frye·, ruhna Tuclday that Medic.aid law docs not allow states to count a child's income when dcc1din& whether ' family as cha.able for Mcdacard The ruhn& v.;as a loss for the admini1tratton. wha(h hud urstd state' to count the child ' income 10 sue~ ca~s. j, other federal diJtnct couns hav~ ruled the same way, but Tunday s dcc:mon was the lint time federal appeal' rnur1 h d f'\.llcd on the mue. . . 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That nerve sup-my scolp. I looked like someone had ;\Ccordina to O'(·arroll, the ~r"!& Olll!r"'"c.tm••,.,_ pries sensation to the face in the area thrown acid on the ten side of my used on acute cases lrke Conta is . of the eye and forchead ... always on face. fhen several dayslaierw.hen the called Tctraatl · <acncri.c nam.c Kathy Conta viv.idly remembers one side or the other. The patient rash dried up, t looked like 1 had been carbama1apmc). a mcdacauon that ts F~bruary 6. I 98S ... at was her 34th . suffers from the usual itchy or 1n a (.ar · a~idcnt and h~d g~ne ordananl)'. used to treat epilepsy, but bi~hday. . bumina wmptoms followed by th,e through the window,'' she said, lifting ha~ been found to benefit that type of P !fiwas Hfla.t on m1 Y batik .1n a J00m a~ rash, but with one eitccpt1on, the ey~" t her blonde bt\ngs to reveal the pitted neuroloaical pain. aca tea ospita su .. enna rom a cornea may i)Ccome involved 1n the scamna ten by the di~se. "Usually the p:un w1Jl re olvc itself acute case of sh1nates, '\aid the rretty erupta on of the vesicle. The complica-__ ...;. __ ;... _____________________ _ Hunttngtoh Beach motht•r 0 . two t1oncaTilcadtOJlOtonly 1utensepain, When Con ta 's .. ~sh ap1neared, Jt daughters. but real danget'ofcomca scamng," he .1 a r " ' •Shingles (herpes O\ter). an:ordang said d h J d d t d d to Conta's Orange ( OU~I) neu-'"M> headache S)mptom aP.pe~d covere er eye i an ex en e rg!og1st Dr Ph1l1p 0 Carroll, two days before my birth~.' Cohta j t h -J Sh Jd h J k d ~oduccs a severe 1nflama11on of.the recalled. "By the second day. l was in n 0 er SCa p. e Sa S e 00 e spinal and cranial ner\eS The var-real pain and the top left side of my like someone had thrown acid on •~Ila virus is the same \ irus ihat forehead was numb." causes chicken po' Con ta consulted her f1m1I> doctor. th J ~#-id fh .r. ''It IS notewonh) lO Plllnl uut that who immediate!) referred her to. e e1 l S e Q er lace. almosl 100 percen1 of tho'>e people O'Carroll Unsure a'i to what wa!I who get sh1 nales have had p~1ous causing Conta's pain and numbnes~ 1n.fect1ons .?f C'h1ckcn po' saad al that point, o·carroll adm111cd her 0 Carroll. The idea i~ that some-to ttte hospital on the following da) to 'how. shingles represents the bnngang unde o a sene:; oftest!.. out of the latent 1nfect1on that has .. 1 iad a c .\ T scan hut 11 was beeA an the body ~ince cha Id hood It 1s unnecessary for Dr ()'( arroll to a very ~mmon d1sea!>e. there are review the results ~cau~ w11h1n IS approximately three to live tases per mmutes after I returned to my room. I 00.000 of the population 11 you take the angr) red rash appeared on the Jell . a group ol 1.000 people that live to l~e side of mv upper face." she said. age of 85. ha.If of thOSt' people wall "In the penod of ume 1hot the havea caseof s~ngles. IOoutofthose patent tirst C\penences pain and I .(X)() will ha\e had al least two bu/ning. there is no rash, shmgle'i as attac:ks . frequent!) m1sd1agnoo;ed at this The virus. 0 ( arroll !>aid, causes 1 .. O'\arroll 'iald "Often pa- infe<:llon in one ol thl· dermatomes ~~~'i·ma} be diagnosed as ha\ ang ~II which _is an area of skin supplied b> bladder attack\ or .appendicitis. •one of 1he spinal nerH' roots. Most Us ally belween three to fi..e days shmgl~ sufferers dc .. elop a burning ,aft~r the on'>Cl •of paan the vesicles or ungltng 1n one of the dermatomes pear The ra'ih de,elops along the followed b:r the charac.:ll'rl\llc vesicles ~~thwa} of the <,pinal nen e\,3) .\ftcr (rash) The most commonl> effected the ,esicles break down the skm area 1s the thoracic area (thest wall) becomes seal\ and dry l he whole followed. b~ the face and netk duration of th~ illm·ss frequently runs Conta s form of shingle' I'> called from 10 deH to four weeks. l suall> herpes osier opthalmic and 11 ac-b} the month 'i end 90 percent otthe counts for:,, I 0 10 IS percent of all illne'>'> will tx· over and done" shingles ca~ The ner .. cHomangout C'onta\ ca'>e ot \hingle-~ did not of the brain stem are effected iak th "usual" course "When the "A d1 v1o;1on of the lihh cra.nial ras~ to~all\ appeared it <.:O\le rcd m:r nent'.' seems to hear the hrunt of the e\elld. below m\ C\e. and wa' up an to "' .. . . Accordang to O'Carroll, there is no e\planat1on why some patients ex- penence mtense scarring from the shingles rash. · "All we know as that the virus tracks down along the nerve anto the skan cells and once tn the cells.causes swclhn,and destruction of the under- lying skin. Why it is so varulc'nt in one rase of shingles and not the other ... we really don't know," he admitted. Con ta remained Jn the hospital for IO days while O'Carroll treated her wath specifi c anti-viral med1<.:a11on used to 'ihorten the intensity and durauon of the infection. ;\n opthamolog1st carefully monnored the progress of the illness in regard to ('onta's cornea "Thankfull)'. there was no dltmagl' to m) e}c." Conta said. "bul the pain almost dro"e me insane I remember that nanc days following m) return from the hospital the pain was st1ll'lnten~ and I could not gel an\ relief The medication and 1he trcams pre\cnbed dad no good. The -.ledge-hammer pain ·1asted a full month. I couldn't even sleep. Then Dr 0'( arroll put me qn a drug whKh did g1,e me some relief." an about a month." he saad. "How- ever. one of the things that makes shingles so hideous, 1s the persistent paan mdependcnt of the rash. There are between 7 10 33 percent of patients who develop post herpetac neuralgia (post pain c;yndro me) which 1s an unfonunatt' intractable pam the de~ vclops after the whole thing should ha ve finished . This 1s one of the feared rnmplica11on!. of the disease, and one of the most difficult pains a doctor must treat The maJOnty of pauents do not respond 10 l·onvt·n· tiona1 mcd1 cat1on .. not ev1:n the heav:r narcotic stufT." According 10 o·carroll. there IS now pain con1rol techn1ques dev1~ over the last five year that offer a great deal ol hope to po'>I herpellc neuralgia 'iuITere~. However. he did add that the po'it pain syndrome can be indefinite once lhe \lfUS gets anto the nt'rve root tell and ta uses chronic annamatlOn .. \.s in "alh\ ·!> case, fetragel was t'Oect1,e hut t'also use a Tens Unit .(Tran'>< utaneou~ Electrical Nerve '>11mula110g l nil) lh another device 10 treat the. pain. The Tens Un.11s like a ~on~ Wnlkman that attaches to the I ~ llodakin) di~asc or lymphoma, or wc•m's bell. We then place elCC• t or those dJSCasfi which trodes over the spinol area above the trcatm~~ the!' body's immune system. level of the pain lecat1on. A mall 51,~P!J rs in about IO pctt"ent of battery rack deli~ers-a low a~ad~ pa:rc~f: :.~hulymphoma or fully up to ..... electrica pulse which seems to b OC 25 , ent of people with H.odakrM transmiu1on or patn 1n the spanul d 5. pcrc If you take all the caSC'S of cord," he said. •sear bo t 5 perocnt or these O'Carroll said that shmgles has shin~ es,w~ll ia~e some form of been a fairl y misunderstood dasea~ pe~~riying malignancy." he s,aid. by the aeneraJ pubhe. un c "The{C arc several m1sconccp- t1ons," be saad. "fhe li~t as that shinlles is a nerve problem. Ye!>, 11 does effect the nerve system. but onl) an a neurological sense of the word · , When a person 1.alks about has nenes he is usually referrina to the emotion'> and feelings. I must sa)' that in m> medical experaenc<', there seems to be some link between S<'vere emouonal stress and some forms of disease but we can't find any one-10-one hnk between being in an anxious state and developing shingles. Another incorrect no11on. O'Carroll said, as tltat shingles 1'> a highly contagious disease. "Unlike chicken pox. shingle~ 1~ vinually uncommunica ble." he said "Remember the disease 1s inside the body in the spinal nerve root cell: the only wa y a person cou ld become infected with the shingles from another person as afhe ha!> nQ-cr been exposed ot contracted chicken pox The hallmark of .a communicable o.llJNet..-•lrJL<M,..._ disease. 1s that 11occurs1n ep1dl·m1c Kathy Cont.a and 1s seasonal. Shingles" a sporadic disorder not confined 10 an> ~a,on .. Although shmgles hac; alwa}\ tx·en associated with the elderl) the rerent emphasis placed on new treatnll'nl\ for diseases hke cancl'r and .\I I>\ -which cause a suppression of 1hc body·s immune S}$1em. ha\ e'><..tldtl·d the number of shingle' O < arr11ll !>aid. I .. An> drug that reduce\ tht· t>od~' abahty to tight anfec11on lan lJU\l' lhl\ syndrome to e'olve, ..... hetht•r 11., an underlying mahgnanq '>Ulh J\ -( onta I\ lortunate \ht• 1\ not in the 'i percent bracket 'e1 ('\en though 11·-. been over a year \lnt:e the sh angles struck. she 1s \till suffering the rl'\1dual effects of thl' disease. · Emot1onallY. the n:penence was dt·.,.astat 1ng. ph) s1call). the left side of m' forehead is stall numb. and when f am tired or stre'isl'd out 1hat c;1de of m> head reall) throb!I and hum." <.he \Jld .Vitamin therapy helps the elderly JULIAN WHITAKER SupermaO:'s more human John, 68. was not doing well <her the last few year\. he had become forgetful and seemed to ha "e an ordinate problems rrunagang h.is l.Jfc. On the other hand. Bil l, at 72. was al ll\C, orga n11cd and '>1111 had a t..nact.. for remembering namer, .\ccord1ng tu J recen1 r,tud\ 1hr d1flerenCC'i between John and°R111 rnuk1 be their hloo<l leHI\ ol '11am1n < th1am1ne. nbofla"tn and/or foltl acid IJr J '> (Joodwin and ha~ col- leagues from the Un1ver'l1tv 9f Ne ..... Me\1co School of Medicine 1n >\lhu- querque found Iha{ lo ..... levels of the abo\C nutnents 1n the food and 1n lhe nutrient'> are ncccs~ry for optimal blood correlated sagnalicantf\ w 1th mental func tion In the classic \ll- poor performance on mental cogn1-aman defic1enn diseases. mental 11on. and memol') testrgr. en to :'60 de1enora11on 1\ · ah~a>!> pan of the health). non-1nst11ut1onahzed re-cond111on med people o'er the age of 60 The fhough the "olunteers for 1h1'> quesuons are why? and 1.1.ha1. 1f \ludv were 10 "good health" w11h no an~thang. should be done about 1t'! rccogn11cd disease, nutritional or The most ob" aous reason for the othe~ 1-.c. lhoo;e w.1th low le' els of the poor mental performance in tho'>t' numcnt'i could be suffering from w.11h low nutnent levels ,.., that 1b·t: (Pleaae see WHITAKER/A 9) ~~~~~--=~~~~~---- ·s<>l TsA & coMPA ~,.,. l · :Traditional (glot6ing l OFFE=~S TO TME PU6&-IC Over On1 Million Dollars ti current 114 just mind suits. sport c11ts. slacks. dress shirts. tin. ud assorted s,ort1w11r 1111 lldl11 111~1. slacks. 1port1 coats. •r11111 and 1111rt1d 1port1w11r 11 rtductlons. 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Is 1t rcall> J><Wi1ble for a man who 1s a macho wnrRt-bcater 10 arso be a warm \ ulncrabk and 1nt1mate beang'' lliuperman/C. lark Kent 1r, going 10 Ir. -\.ccord1ng to a recent newspaper article Superman I\ going to become more human -again The arnc_lc .. 1a1ed that according to the comic boot.. expert<, '>uperman had become a too-super too l1od-hke character Rut that w.a<,n't al ..... ::i>s the l:l'>C "f-or in~tancr" the nn1de s1atcd. 'lh<' 1<11!< Supt·rm.in loo!lt•d a'> af he ..... a., <,1ra1n1ng a t>11 whl'n he hftcd an old '>edan over Im head lie couldn't fl\ t>ut wa' ahl<: to leap a piddling I 00 yard' '"But 10 h1\ later. more fan1a~t1c )Care;. he became cxt(avagantl)' cx1ra- humai1 . easll~ fl1ng1ng whole galaxies aero~\ 1he un1vcr'ic and effortles'lly 11pping Jround at tht• <,peed of light" Bui 1hc u11l11l hook<, \lopped '><~ll111g It i,cem'> a' 1f thl' more po"t'rhll 'turx·rman hccnmc. the le!>s appeahnB ht• wa<, to !l(ith hi\ mt:n and v.nml·n Uln\ < om1dcr that 11 m.i> h<a\I.' hcen h1<; tl,1w' wh1th made him more ltkcahl~ altq all C ould it he that too much PA ARAZZI power can tx·c·omc a weakne~,., Poor ';uperman -that refugt'<' lfolf\~planct K11p1on. who can 11., w 1thout an\ \ 1sible mcan'i of support and can bounce bullct'i oITh1<, bulging biceps It seem'> that he was no1hin11. hut a lonely gu) Imagine being in' ulncrablc e'en lo Lo1'1 l ane·., unending adoration c;;uperman ·~ power depended l)n maintaining e"en !hat kand ul di\· ta nee C1od-hke macho men (lake \uper- man) ne\ er dare 10 admit to need or dependenq 1 hey raref\ a\k for hl'lp 10 do so seems cowardJ). Their unw1lhninesr, to nposc an> "ulerab1ltt\. precludes ha\ mg real fncnd'i -and w1thou1 friend\. a macho-man 1\ llkel) to fed unfo.,.cd unlo,·1ng, unknown (1n the true \ensl') and uncared for What a price for powl'r. . -\nd Superman's alter-ego. JX'f\on- died in the nice. meek. m1 kl -man- ncred (lark Kent didn't prov1tk much a.s a role-model e1thl'r What man after all. aspires 10 he "1cwed "' 'wect and 1ndTet·t1ve'1 Pred1ctabl>. Clark's indeusn mess and una!>senl\ c bcha" 1or left l 01~ l ane feeling bored and unt hallcngl'd In the interest of c;ell1ng wm1c t>oot.. ... look nt ...... hat'<, happened LINDA ALWI I he "new .. < lark 1s stall a ne~ man but now he's a more sa' V) 'ien aggressive. newshawk columnist fhere as \Ure 10 he more power 10 has word!> .\s for Superman. some of HIS · r<>~er ,., he1n~ 1ak~n from hT<; pun~h He l'i hcloming a more "ulnerable . liberated t..ind of guy. in sp11e of h1r, 1ncred1ble ph}Sltal strength Perhaps the "new" l o1s can even learn 10 love the "new" Clark. Nov.. a~ a mprc indepcndeot-man<loo 1ou1 n<1h.,1. ,he l'I le'i'i llkcl~ 10 con- tinue to !>woon over Superman'c; musde delin11wn fhey're <ielhng comae hooks again. Dr. Algall 11 a marriage & family therapist In Corou del Mar. She welcomes your responses. If you wlsb a reply, pleHe enclose a stamped, 1elf-addreued envelope. Write to Linda Algatl, Pb.D., e/o Dally Pilot, P 0 . Box 1560, Costa Mesa 9Ut6. Coalaon and Jean Morrla with Maraa-ret ead Carl &.archer. A tribute to Coalson Morris By CAROL.HUMPHREYS Delly l'not c ....... 8i\44H\1 f h<' lir~t ma)<>r blalk Ill' lund raiser held at f-our Sca'ion'i 1 lotd found a h11hly<harged nowd nf 400- plus gathc-red an c;upport nfthe YM( Afound1t1onof01'1nac < uun- ty. The counl}'·widc bunch ~amcd wath eneray. Tht i.oul\<' of powcr.-hono~ ,ue1t <'oal1on C. Morrlt. ''J think Coalson i' the m01t mOucnt1aJ man in th<' county.'' commcnttdTom Mal<'Olm dunna the i.o tcdand paeiouacockta1l ft('ep. uon. • "This iu hvelycrowd Coalson is the reason for the tcll~ou1 We •re up l~Ooverlar,t ynr. Thrt'c~m e hclprd to open the ·mcratd Hotel, la\t year the Mcnd1en and now the f our Sta\On\ I don't knowwh:n wr'll do nellt year," explained Rieb Sten. ton, foundation chairman. Dinner was bC'autiful. . .litcrall y Each course was pre~nted as a work of art ond served ever~ lcasurcl)' allowing guests to danet" to Ba rry C ole and orchestra or v1s1t amona the SI ~o per pcr'°n crew ofCoaf'IOn faM Coal'IOn, an Anaheim native, rt ~t'1 vcda~ndangovat1on followanaa m1n1~roast featunna remark\ h> Sape"ltorTom Rlle7, who u 1d. "( oal\Qn has 'lhapcd the pohtica I climate in Oranac.C'ounty'' ... and \On Jeff, who ,_,d. ''I can hon~tly uy f wouldn·t be 'ht're tor\1aht 1f 1t weren't for our honoree" and Jack Perry, who called Coal10n ··a f ncnd io thou~ndr, .. In rc~pond1n1 to the tnbutc-. < oal\On Joked. "My motht'r would ha.vr lovt'd tonight and my hmlller~ in-lnw "'oul<i hftvt' ~n vc-ry 'ur- pnsed." tn add111on to f~unding the l 1ncoln Club of Orange County. < oalson founded Electro Motor,, Moorehouse lndu,trics. Keystone Savanaund Tustin Sav1ngund l oan. An 1mprcs""t' list of Coalson·, community involvement include tht' ¥MC A. the( horrtbcrof( ommerct", Rotary, church elder, Ooodw1tl In dustncund the OranJe County RcpubhcanCcntral( ummatt~. Ratull 1.Aat,trby, TH Falltr. tcvt Ma11fltld and Jeff Morna cha1rc-d thetvent 'Parked by th., man. who~ fnend~ included Tom a~ Martlya Nltl G, Carl aod Mari larchr,S.mHd PamGold1tcle, Job1DCIC.rolDelue1.Davtucl Pam Ho,.wUa (aood Pon Pim 11w htridcnllcal btad d drt" on two othtr\. all came from Nonhtmm). Rkltarit Hd DlaH GatH, 1n er JH (Plea1e eee PAPAa AZZI/ A9) / Karin A4a0l8. Julie MacParlane and Pat Panou. DR. WHITAKER ••• hOmA8 PAPARAZZI ••• "A WINNER -·AGAIN:' -NOW PlAYING -un l.AdlillA HACH ............ P\au to .. ai111Suutlll.0&>t SZ85"11 ·&Ill 1711 IUiii• n1u1 1.Acu11" "'Lu P.ctflC t -Pt!k , f1'wt•1'•/5"C•I t l.-.J•n• Drtft In 821 "070 """ M111 7M ~t' CiiltUIW *°"""" U'Wttlfdt C1nem1 Ctrttt• C1,.,..d ~ f 979 .,., '"' 1~•1 HUllflltCTOll llACH OllAllCl l.dw1nh en..'''"'<•"''' S1..0.um ~ '" ' MI 0770 619 877tl ilfViiil * SA II fA A II A EdlllriMOI W:oJt.r ~,. ldw1•d\ ft•'' 5''"" ~,....._ •CJ:iiilnl ,AC f t Lit tr.l•tlCSI 994 2400 ~-......... 1 L.?f"'\f•A-'Wtri__J nR .. IS Mll!UJUtS DAV Of'1' IP0-1 J) S ... OWS A"r (1:00) 13· U> 5,30 1 :•s 1 o·os KARAn IUD II CPQ) (12 IS) (2:3S) 4 SS 7·1S•t3S Prom AS llaowlt0aleadin1"God Bless Ameri- ca" and Job ... Patrida Klaa. -.bl~WABCTV More than S40,ooow=as=-=ra:!'1~r.o:::n~-;+------======--==-- bchalfof children of tomorrow, RA LP H M AC C H I 0 famahcsoftodayandseniorsoftbc PAJ' MO R"I TA. ~'#~~ ~t.rc~~~~t~~~~~~:~~' TI-~-Kid · Orange County. .I.Mil.~ Paparazzi 11 edited by Dally PUot . Partil Style editor Vida Deae. TOPOU.. 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Dtbra Wln~r and O.nyl Hannah, dropped ftom lt'l.'Ond ~ third place hi t«<>nd -week OUI, -.1th Ma«h10 and Pat caminp ofS6 million. Morita to J1pen. oltei m11 put wetkebdt with dit- tnbutor, ~nd ~ number o( acreena. total ·~ numberof~u in relate and estimated ~ucuon costs The pota amount filures arc upphed by the di1tnbut0r. Rodney Danaerfle-ld's "Back to School" continued it stronJ bow• ans.. llkinJ 1CCOnd place with $6.8 Box office nl(Tipts for the ~vm In fourth pllce wa1 "'Ruthless 1op-stllin1 films wm: down t.ltal;llJ)' .. ~.. lhc Danny DoVito-Bettc from 1ht previous wetkcnd'• 1o&al, MidJer comedy aboul a husb&nd and Im than 5 percen1 ~ of the whole A>Ddest wish almotl comes 1. .. Karalr kid II." Columbi~ ~8.9 million. l.327 ICt'CCnS. $28.9 milhon, two week.I S 18 mtlhon. m1Hio in '!Vctkend rcttipu. · true with the kidn11'9in1 of his wife. The movie. from Disney's Touch- stone division, made $5.3 milllon ils 'filill ..Und out. -- 2 .• "Bick to School," Orion1 ~6.8 million I 1S I 1Creens, S34 mtlhon. thttewttb, $12 million. . ,6 3. ''l.qal Eqle-s," Unavc~I., nullion,.J.~JCJl:CJl-L 18.4 _!"ti hon, two weeks, S3311Ullion. "About last night..2' l'Ul Ga ,_ .. _ w ~e e o•l•H• ··--.... --.& NOW PLAYING tUOIA ,Alll . UAl.lovwl COSIA llllA •HUllTllllOll llACll •LA mMOA •-UA c.ntmu COwalllS Clw!t1 Ctnlrt l'IClllc I Glt ... ay S ~ C.. 9S2 <991 ~OS94 ~10170 )131611 6>42163 •COSTA llf IA • IL TOllCJ • llM!lf •OllMU WUIWllJI E""''°'c""m.C•"'•' E,,.._E• l0to £owatas~""" AMCOrll'Of-UAIMll 979 ., '1 SI 1 9500 ti4 11111 6JTIXMO • , _.. [ ... _ ............ ___ , • l'Ll:lilD'tTID IN IDliUl!ll)" ·r1 IE SC J{E\X ' I ES'I' < :< ):\1 IJ JY E\'ER ... • am Stone wanted to kill his wife Then something wonderful happenrtl · She wa4'i kidnapped. 0tVITO REINHOLD SLATER ...iijlQ.~JiR --lll-·-••ll!lmll llll -lllU ... llrlai\118,_. ............ .111 •• llila .. _ ....... -. - R ..;:;:'..!. -···-·-·-··-···· ~ truer~-~-• .. ••--•••-11 .. ._., aA .. OAIN MATINSia MONDAY THRU SATURDAY 1 ST 2 Pl!RFORM.t.NCl;S r•C EPf HOUOA .. 5 A SlAfllA•Oi . 1FrATUfllf.8 DOUT m 11olfOM CllUISI TOfl OUN !'°l 1 IS JU S.U 1:1e l•JJ 90Uf lnllOIMmtlW -.1u •HllS IUILLll'S DAY 0" 1,.._u1 IJ JO, J JO, 4 JO, & 40 I SO 10 SS IUNNING SCAHD <•I 2 45, 5 JO, • 00, 10.>0 UNDll TMI CMIHY MOON It.JO, 2,so, 1145, 10-0S (PO-Ill AMlllCAN ANTHIM IP~ 1i1 12rJO, S•U lllJllJ• Ulllf•t•ltx N Ott Amo 10t"1' l,..OH11"111A WIHOfl LEGAL IAOUS !POI 111)0 J.ts J·U 1·10 10 0 llOOHIT DAHOfllllllO IACK TO SCHOOL tf'O.UI 11 M l"8 •-4t .,M ... 11•1 00\IT an .. o . MMNT OCVITOIHTT1 MIOlH IUTl4LISS fllOPU IWl 111• ,, ...... ,. ''" , •• ANAHEIM 1714111! !llflLtmea U>1fr fm ~ ... ";(JVO«ll'j "4\ v:iw, .. ·, IUTTMIW UOOf1llCa fdld Ml&lll'l llAT Off f"6.UI PHTTY IN PtNK IM-111 llOOMT ........ llle IACK TO ICMOOl !N-111 f/X IWl PIYCHO Ill (a) THI HOWLING ti tal llO T•OUIU IN Lmll CHINA 191 DUNltN-Ul LA MIRADA oouTmaao OANNT DCVllOo'NTTI MIOlU IUTHLISS ,.OPLI IWl 11 JO, , JO ' JO, .. u • 40 10-JO _.T 1nuo Ul.l'tf MACC.MIOI -TIUCI l"ITJ MOtmA t<MATI KID PMT II t"I th» 21JI ,,. '"' .... OtllOOllT MIHIWIU T cnnAI. IUNNINO SCAllD ftl 1.01 J1JS '"' ... , 1111J TOM c•u•H TOP OUN l'°I 11 ... J:OO J11t 1:40 tt.te 110 TIOUILI IN LITIU CHINA(POI I IS ) 40 ... 00. l •JO, 10.U -TTMIW .. oo .. ICIC nHtS IUILLll'I DAY 0,, !"-1'1 "~"·"'° .. JS f-05, I I.OS BUENA PARK llUIUI 4tJtfl•Olttl• W tie"'" ~ '''-'.,_~ .. AU ll:V'llld'(~ MfOOH NIHll IUNNIHO ICAllD (ti Wiii OUYI (II A'IOU1 LAIT NtOKf Clll DllPHATILY IDKH!IO SUIANtJ11 IUTHLlll PIOPLI l8l DOWN AND OUT IN llVl~L Y HILLS tll loHABRA ,,~ft.. GATEWAY DOUT fllllO LAIYllNTH !NI 1 Je JU S· ... 1 M 10-11 DOUT lflllO -Tll9fOIMW- ll0Al IAOLIS Cl'Ol I JO J 40 •JO. I 40 10-SS DOUT 1n•10 AMHICAN ANTHIM 1,.._1>1 4 JO, ltJO SHOil CIRCUIT <"> J 1411 &tU. 10.JS UNDll THI CHIHY MOON 1·40. J150, .. oo, 1!05, 10.10 (PO-Ill AIOUT LAST NtGHT <11> HIO 14 JO & 40. tOO I 1.10 AIOUT LAIT NIGHT 191 '00, 4120, t.40, ~ 11 10 UNOll THI CMllH MOON • (H.1') WtLDCATI ca> llAU'M MACCMIO KAIATI KID PMT II'"' CIOSgOADI Ill ........, .......... IACK TO SCHOOL "'"' ,,.. "" . .... . ' . MMfY 9'VnO IUmtCW uoeftlCll IUTMUH H°'LI 11'1 PIHfl IUILLll'I DOWN AHO OUt IM DAY 0,, ... ,., That pu1 it just ahead or tho SS.2 million take for MOM'• ''Runnina Scared," another comedy starrina Orcaory Hioes and Billy Cr;stal as two cops who want toaetoutbftherat race. -f]y~ II.IA '.:Top Gun. .. jn sixth place th11 week, added $5 million to 1 seven-week tOtal ofS72.4 million, the best for any movie '° far 1hi1 year. "Ferris BueUcr's Day OfT." wilh $4.3 million, dropped from fiflh to seventh place. Here are the top 10 lilmsat the box 4 ... Ruthless Peofle," Touchstone, SS. 3 minion, l. l I screens. S$.3 million, one week, n-a. · S. "Runnina Scared," MOM, H·2 million, l .376 screens, SS.2 rrulhon, one week, n-a. 6. "Top Gun." Paramoun.t.. SS million. l,485 scree~s1 $72.4 m1lhon . seven weckf, S 18 m1llion. 7. "Fems Dueller's Day Off," Paramoun1. ~.3 million, l,330 screens, $26. 7 million, three weeks. $16 million . .... ......... "'LEGAL EAGLES' RATES_A RAVE. Robert Redford is teniflc:' · -Jod Sie9e1, GOOD MORNING AMF.I.IC\ LEGAL EAGLES THE NEW COMEDY FROM THE D I R E C T 0 R 0 F G ff 0 S TB U S T E R S. ~-001-.-1• AV~~LPltl" flt. .. ~,...,~ .... _._. ............ ------NOW PLAYING------ c . . co.TA.aA .._.T_C... -,., .,.. COSTA-. ......... c.. ,.. .. 1711 •COSTA..U Edwlrdl Town C.... 75H19' ... TIM() ~El len 511.9$00 *"""'1NOTON INACM Edwwdt~TWlll Mt-03ll *LA MAMA ·~eaACM AMC ftllllOn _.. COW1ll QI-. et1~ ~~780 •LA lllMAOA ·~ Plclflc'• --~ Clnldoml 523-1111 '34·25S3 -.oHVIE-'O ,----~ ~~TMn 1':.~~~:•:, 930-ettO llVlll Y M1W 11t NITTY '" HNK ""'"' L.a----------------------------.... --~---------~nd.-----------..;.a .. ' \ ......... \ • .. ,. TP'*J.J~· ~ ( . arth 21·~1 19)! Emp i1 on holiday mans tcOnion 1ntcn1sty, relatives and v11tt1. Relationship powa tronacr rqp0nsibif tiet ~~~:,:~ty~1.1'll be .. put in charse" of unique project. cincer. Capn2om TAURUS (April 20.May 20): You'll be rid of burden which wa not youT own to caJTY iJ' fint,placc. Financial picture i bri"'t, you'll locate ankle that had been lost, miSsan1. or nolen. You make valuable, new contact . GJ™INI May 21-Junc 20)· 1 unar .cyUc..b.Jah 1akt initiative.~ 1deaun on iht manner. Tabarcater ----· --------charit oJ your own destiny ..:.. imprint style, aet. to hean of matters where romance 1s concen:-i«l. SYDN£Y o •••• C~NCER (June 21·July 22): Med1- tat1on 1s n«"C1sary -protect privacy, keep sccrcu, play cards clote to chest. Someone wanu some1h1n1 for nothing -'!!~use ~o be ... sittina duck .. ~rsc1. ••••••Iii•••••• lntu1t1on nnj! true, pleasant reunion on tap. LEO (July 23-Aua. 22~ Dtv~rsify, aive full rein to intellcctuaJ curiosity. ( 1rcumstaf!OCS tl.kesudden tum an your favor. You'll be successful in matters of specula~aon. powers of persuasion arc strong and romance is featured. Watch s.,ittanus. • VIRGO (Aua. 23-Sept. 22): Dig deep for information, reJcct superficial r~sponscs. acc~nt thorough a~ch and be positive of so urce materiaf. I ocus on bus1nes.s. carte{, prcsttge. participation in holiday community prOjCCl. . • , LIBRA ~Sept. 23-0ct. 22):_ Focus on vacation plans, travel. sp1ritual \alues. pubbstung, d1ssem1nat1on of t>Crt1nent infonnation. You'll learn plt'nty an~ attract valuable alli_cs. Gain 10d1cat«I through wntten word, pantc1pa11on in co mmunity prOJCCl. ... ~RPIO (Oct.. 23-Nov. 21): Family reunion 1s featured . past mi stakes .11c rectified. financ1~l loss is soon to be recovered. Individual clo~ to you lOn fide~ secret -1t relates to propheltc dream. the occult or psychic phenomena~ SAGitjARIUS (Nov. 22-Dcc. 21 ). Define term~ cooperate with one ~ho~ 1dca_splay not n~ssarily blend with }our own. Focus on .commun1t} p10Jcc t pu~1c rctMtons. serious cons1derat1on of mantal statu'I CAPRICORN °(0ec. 22-Jan. 19). Dnve hard to achieve goal, but H member resolutions ~onccming diet. nutritiOJl. general health. Rela- 1ion~h1p grows strongtr. perhaps more complicated lnd1v1dual who taught )OU 1n past will again be at yo ur side AQUAJlJUS (Jan. 20.Feb. 18)' finish what you start. participate in holi da> prQJCCt, rtach beyond previous lim1tat1ons. Focus on cha'risma. romance. special contest. Break from past 1s 1nd1catcd. and )ou'll make d~ nam1c. new contacts PISCES (ft-b. 19-Ma rch 20): New approach ncc~sary 1f you arc to improve sccunty. future prospects. Let go of status quo. Member of opposite o,e' does care. needs encouragement. has }Our best in terests at heart. IF JULY 3 IS YOUR BIRTHDAY }OU arc bright. versatile. attraC11"e ha"c unusual sense of humor and tendency to sca\ter your for~s You are 'I-CJ) much aware of body image. wardrobe and could have minor "weight problem." Genuru, Saaittanus people play important roles 1n your hfe. You do plenty of lravelina. possess intellectual curiosity and could succeed in fields related to advertiStnJ. publishmg. entertainment. Your goals will he danfiec.J this }Car. and close rclauonsh1p will be lormed. CXtober will be memorable for you in 1986. Parents are the ones kids' parties are for .\ child's b1rthda) party is for the parents. So SB}S our Lo~ and War man. What's most enjoyable about that party arc its memories of emo- uon. linked to bJnhdays past. 1nclud- m1 the first. The child doesn't remember. But the parents do. For- tunately for the child. the re arc presents. Good. Wuhout them. the birthday would be meaningless to the child. That's why birthday presents ""ere tn\•cnted. no? I rs not the sort of thing you or I'd do. but some people c;:ut open the stomachs of aardvarks to see what's inside. What they find. typically. 1s half sand and half termites. That's about 125.000 tcnnues, to be specific Counting them 1s not something you or I'd do. either. The Scots long ago came up with an ancient word for a fuagic spell fhat creates an illusion ofbcauty where no beauty exists. The \\-Ord 1s "glamor .. New York Ctty'\ Chinatown 1s b1ager than San Francisco's. So there. L.M. BOYD Q How man) were m ihat one early party of gold miners whod1«11n Death Valley to cam 11 the name? A Twenty went m. 18 came out. In that particular group But numerous others in different part1eo; also died. Just before the last turn of the century in man) a town in Texas. cowboys couldn't vote without laun- dry shps to show at least six weeks of residency. Client asks· What if a cowboy did his laundry in the creek? Then. neither did he vote nor any too often wash his clothes In Texas a creek IS a somc11me lhmg. L.M. Boyd /1 • 1yadk•ted colomal11. ' ~utlge our strength, n0t .our weakness A J.sy-Lkne.W sli;btly....ad Mi mated, died not Iona aao; and t learned from her obituary lhat lbe hid received the hi~t tcholudc record in MT col lea's history -but failed to make Phi Beta Kappt bccau~ she never learned to dive and Wl8'I' JOT IO'lflf1idsln ptmtcal edumion.----!! '• •---This mention took me hick to my v • day1 as a member of Troop 4, Be-aver ••••••••••• 0;I.,11 Patrol, in the Boy Scouts of America, •Qt I when my ultimate ambition was to become an EaaJe Scout. the hi&hest rank in scoutina. Alas, 1 was never able to make it. for although I had many more merit badscs tban were ttquircd, l could never pass the life 11vlna test, wbkh was a ttquisite for the rank. In \he water, I couldn't even save my own life, much less someone else's. On a la~r tcalc, il is worth remarking· that Dr. Mortimer Adler, the Great Books lcadeT wbo tau&ht the philosophy of law at the Univer- sit y of Chicago for many yean, never received his dqree from Columbia in the 1920s because he could not ~ t~c swimming test. In that era, natatorial skill was evidently the equivalent of relttina. writing and 1h1nkin1- I wonder how many people of superior ability ha ve nunkcd out of schools. or failed to win a devec or a diploma because ot a -i.ngle deticien- cy that had little to do with their overall competence 10 the field of their choice. · We know that Gregor Mendel, the grt'at p1<'nttr in ttt'nttics. failed thrtt times to pass eumlnations that • wouktbave pmnined him to 1*b in more advanceC1 tchoola, And he rcsia;ned him1tl( to sro~ peas in bi& morwwy prden while hii re· ~bes were laftored for decades. Ein1tein himself had ecademic troubles in hi• ~r1y years, and even left one 1e:bool at the invitation of bi1 teacher, to become a cleric in the Swia petent office, whtre be privately p~rsued his world-sbaucnna the- ones. (Altho~ his field was mathemat- ics, Einstem was notoriously bad at computation, and would aive bis papers to a graduate student to check for arithmetical errors.) · The lady who never made Phi Beta • Kappa, like the yoilnpter whO never won Ea&Jc Scout, and the profCSIOr who lef'f without a dqree1 were all v1c11ms of a bureaucratic tunnel vision that could 001 see beyond the perimeters of a rieid code that stiOed the very qualities it sou&ht t<fl" promote. And it still rankles me. Slmy Hur& J1 • •rNk•t8 col....UL Surly salespeople s ·hould be shelved DEAR ANN LANDERS: I need to blow ofT some' •neam and couldn't think of a better place to do 1t. Thanks for bemg there. I am sick and tired of going into a store where th e salespeople don'l e"cn atknowledge my presence. No hello no smile. no noth1n~ Or ifthere is an admowledgemcnt. it's as if I've bothered them or ruined their day. When 1t comes ttme to pay and I say. ··Thank you." they say. "Uh- huh .. It makes me sorry I said anythUlg. It seems the salesclerks are the ones who arc .10pposed to say. '"Thank }OU ... Don't these people know ifs folks hke me who pay their salanes? If they don't ltke sclhng, ttrey should qun and do something else. · Am I wrong to assume that 1f I buy what they arc selling. I should be thanked? Thett•s a lot of competition around the~ days and I could have gone somewhere else. Ali· luaus dr1v1ng. fhani you. -TRULY G RATEFUL. . DEARTRULY:ldoe'tbowwllnl a.ave rea4 .. m11ell gMd stat upre11td la ao few wordl. Y Mr letter packed a wallop, 'nuk JCMI for wrltlD(. • • • DEAR ANN LANDERS: I am wnting to you because my father and I had a terrific fi&ht . His wife. my stepmother. called my airlfriend a name that would lulvc ma.de any man angry. They were both drunk. a way of hfe they have become accustomed to, One of the rules you are taught early on.la that, at a no trump con- ttact, you don't release your stop- pers ln the enemy suJt. So, of coo~, 'We wW show you a hand where aettlJ\I up the enemy suit for them I.I the only way to succeed. When thla hand wu dealt ln a tournament in Eniland, three no ttwnp wu a popular contl'act, at 1<>me tables reached on auctlont auch u this. The duplication ln di~ monds placed that contract in jeop- ardy. Since declarer would have to develop four tricks ln a relative hurry, he would have to Mt up hearts by finding the ace on1lde and hoplng for a 3-3 11>llt. ' l3>k what happe.na lf, after wm-nln& the diamond in dummy and leading a heart to hla kinl, declarer aoe<back to the table with the ace of clubt to lead another heart. East o ... Sul1 can rlae with the ace and mum a diamond, ltavt.na the heirt euJt blocked and declartt with no entry bade to the board to cash h1a loft& h an. But what a difference it, after winning-the king of hearta at trick two, dedar~.r croaaes to. dummy with the ace of dlamond.s, tn the pTooeta aettlng up tbree trtckl tor tfle defenders, to lead another heart. Eaat can rl.te with the ace • and take tbree diamond tricks, but • the ace-0! clubs la stlll ln dummy • an entry. Should the opponenta • shift to a club, declarer can win In hand, cash the q~n or Marts to set up the 13th heart when both de- fenders follow, then cross to the table with the ace or clubs. Atte'r cashing the long heart declarer still needs a ninth trick but he ii tn dummy for a apade fineue. That's the way one declarer tackled this hand, tnd tr'e w1.lh we could congratulate him on brtngin& home the contract Unfortunately, on the actual hand the spade n- nesse failed and the contract went down one trick I do realize that some customers art rude and demandinJ. but that's not me. In fact, I've noticed that snooty people get tr~ated better. I can'l figure out this one. I hope you pnnt this letter. Ann. Maybe 1t will result in some smiling facn on 'the other side of the counter. Until then. f-am - IRRIT..e.TED IN BAKERSF1ELD. In the past I have been msultcd and htt many times by mY. parents. often 1n front of other people. I was always ashamed to bring a girl home to meet them because by S p.m. they both were hammered to the gslls and usina foul language. TODAY'·S CROSSWORD PUZZLE DEAR BAKER: Here'a Utt lettu ud It'• a good ~ne. It abo)lld be potted In tbe area where salt1 peraobael take off tbelr coatl, clauge fbelr 1boe1 or paacla tbe Um~ clock. Storti wlttre 11lespeople are u - pleasant daoald be avoided. If tlaey are downrtglat rade, tbey sboald be repor1ed to muagement. For every 1oarpu11 belllnd a coanter tbere are tbrff smiling fact1 wbo would love the job. • • • DEAR ANN LANDERS: Because of the tremendous loss I might have suffered last night, I would hkc you to pnnt this letter. DEAR OFFICER. About 11 :30 pm. you arrested my sister for drunk Well. this time I was so humiliated I had to fight back. My father hit me first. I retaliated. but out of respect I didn't use my fist. I sort of slapped him around. Since ii happened at his home I was booked for assault and battery. This is a small town and everyone knows about the fight. (My family has been here for fi ve generations.) What should I do? Don't suggest mr. parents seek counseling. They won t go. - UP THE WELL-KNOWN CREEK. DEAR UP: Yoa oagllt to get owt of tbat 1qalrrel cage H l~D 11 po11lble. U yow are ancler age, aak ' lawyer aboal a foater laome. I allO recommend AJ-Aaoa. It wtU itve yoa a better ndentuclJ.q of yoar parent•' problem ud rel11tt your anger. • ACtlOSI 1 Asian land 6 Sequola or kumquat 10 ()(Wna patU 14 Upright 15 tntwno 18 Sea· pref 17 Bathed 18 Pepped up 20 Cuckoo 21 -facto 23 Actress Rich 24 .. _ bleu1" French oath 28 Fights bacit 28 Holy woman 30 Burdened 31 Stimulates 32 Olamantles 38 -Arbor 37 Gone up 38 us poet 39 Dweller• 55 Pardon 58 Strong man eo 0111 nerb 6 1 Ory u dust 62 Upraised 63 Ready. dial. 64 Femmes 85 Slumbers DOWN 1 Caffeine nut 2 -even keet 3 Am9ndments 4 Compass pt 5 Users 6 Pronovn 7 Nevada city 8 HOVM wino 9 Yelle 10 N.A. native 11 Walking 1tick1 PREVIOUS PUZZLE 'Ol YED 29 Enoll•h compose< 30 Stands up 32 Tlnkles 43 Urchin 45 High peak 46 Atomizer Actor vows to restore Bard's .theater 42 V~I chords ,.. Tora 45~ 48 Indian chtef• 49 Lambut• 50 Tine 12 Ontario rtver 13 Lateratt 19 Clamp• 22 Ant•iot' pref 33 Anlonyms 34 Trovbtes . 35 Shelter 37 P8'>9f quantity 40 Foaatl footprint 4 t Leftovers 42 Diec 47 H1pl)Odrome 4'8 Future eJCec 49 Polishes 5 t Exasperate • 53 Smoothness 54 lnMCtl By nae A11oclated Prell LONDON,-Amencan actor- dtrector Sam Wua.maker says he's confident he will be able to rat'IC the S 18 mtlhon needed to rebuild William Shakespeare's Globe theater at lls original London silt . After a 17-year struggle. Wanamaker and the London borouah of South wark reached an ou1-0l<ourt settlement uodtr which the borou&h will provide the land for the theater. attorneys announced The one-acre site on the south .b:lnk of the Thames River opposite St. Paul's Ca- thedral 1s now a strcctswccpcn depot Southwark borou&h council aatted to the t~ter proJect in 1~81butpulled outtn1984af'tera cha nae of poht1cal control. ~y1n1 house• should be hu1lt on the site 1n1uead. Qeldofaolo "IFW YORK -lri•h rocker and ch:mty 1mpresano Bob Oeldof, w11ho1.tt a Nonh Amen· can rccotd lnbel •ince CBS dump- ed him . hu s1ancd as a solo n.:1 with <\tlant1c Record\, w11h an album due for r<'lta\C later th1i )'CU 8ob0elc1of C 1eldof had more success at ramna money for th<" hun&J) in Afnca than k~pina h1' previous label • Rt'\ently named a honoraf) Kntght of the Bnh"h Emp1~ by Qu~n Eh1.abeth II , Crt'ldot wu the orpn11cr of the Rnt11h all·stnr aroup Band Aid. and co-wrote tts Ore" Allm.ann charity sonA "Oo f'hcy Know It's <. hrmmas He alw orpntz~ the trans·Allant1c L1vt• •\1d con· ctn and port Aid. a run for charity event at the t'nd of Ma} Allman• reunt~ Ml'\CON. na . -Grqa Al· ' Iman and the other survavjng members of the Allman Brothers Band plan to reunite for a July 12 performance, their first concert reunion in four years. "I hope there can be a 1980s Allman Brothen Band wtthout losma what the whole adea 1s about, which 11 just pl:rin& good music." drummer J J~uy "Jalmoe" ,.,_said. Johnson aod keyboard player Chuck Leavell, who Joined the bud followina the death of patatist Duan. Allman in 1971, said the sroup will play at the Volunt~r Jam conccrt in Nash- ville. DylanDrlYe DUlUTH, Minn. -The \ity Council has aiven tentative ap. proval to name 1 street alona the lakt" Supcnor waterfront in.er native son Bob o,au. The proposal to ch1nsc Harbor Onv~ to Bob 0)-tan Drive was •Pef'OY'cd Monday on a 6-l vott". Dylan. who -;n be sn Min· ncapoUs on Tburtday night for ' the fint concert in his home stite 11n el&}\t years. was born Robert lien Zimmerman on May 24. 1941. 1n Duluth. 51 Preoccupied 52 Gave - - lry 50 eo 25 Additionally 28 Garden 10011 27 Perteet spot 28 Olspute 66 Stouch 57 Dublin-based org. 59 Umbrage 2 3 • t I l / TB1t l'AlllLY CIRCUS by Bii Keane "Hi. love! I'd qive you a kiss, but there doesn t seem to be any room for it." MARMADUKE by Brad Anderson 7 2. e •• ._ ........ ~... ~~ "Game called because of Marmaduke ... we lose more Ping-Pong balls this way!" ... PEANtJTS L0JK, MARuE TuJELVE OF ~HE 1..HAIR~ IN 'T~E ORL14ESTRi.\ ARE EMPT'< ':::4. GARFIELD THIS ~!~ST PIECE IS FOR A SMtllLL ORCMESTRA. SIR .. HERE CO"'E.5 THE MAILMAN. NOW'5 MV CHANCE. TO SMREP HI~ PANl' Lf Ci5 . · TUMBLEWEEDS C~Alnl~I~ llVV'ICA"Tl: OOR Sll7E 15 WINNING: DRABBLE ROSE IS ROSE ... ..... I JV5i ~AO Ml ~WflL M~TMARE: \\ I ~Mf.0 1 W~b DRIVING ~ 1f.4t. ~i.-• RIG~i 5tOE ' ~ rnE ROAf) II by Vlrgll Partch (VIP) , l --- . "Who's.buyln'?" DENNIS THE MENACE by Hank Ketcham I'~ 11 SoME CJ 'THl\T OPE~ SOlP MUSTA GOT INTO HER E'(ES. THE'( DON T NEED ALL OF T~E PLAYE~S • i I I J 1 i by Charles M. Schulz by Jim Davis SORRY, PAL.. I DtPN'T NOTICE YOU WERE WEARIN C:r BE~MLJ~A SHORiS 11M ~11LL ~~ iO DRIVE. ON 1~~610CI by Kevin Fagan by Pat Brady I BLOOM COUNTY U.S . ACRES 0 FOR BETTER OR FOR WORSE WHAT cx:>',tO MEBN 6He.'S t-t1f PERPCCI, -A~?Sl-1:. LLOKS ~TOME. FUNKY WINKERBEAN !'LL HAVt ro ADMrr I WA5 A 1..rrn...E ~ED ABO<.rf HOW OUR &lb ~IVER liJOOL.D ~EACf "Tl:> 1ME "TRAFFIC IN NEW i,'Oli!K CIW .•. DOONESBUR.,Y . .. .. tiy Berke Br9'thed · by Jim Davis by Lynn Johnston t=LLY-WHAT D\~ \OOW~~tr by Harold le Doux HE WAS~~ lOUA ~ . HE W'-9 .LOOKING FOR THE RSON WHO SOU> HER THE ANO WHAT· ll!VER ELSE E POLICE FOUND WHEN EV ARRESTED HeR ! by Tom Batluk by Garry Trudeau ·.. .·· ·. , ... : . -~- Complete horae reclng coverage •tarting Sunday I 87 C8RJS MONAH.AN u they beat the An1th for the secorid straiaht ...,,...°"'' '1 • • maht. S-3, before a crowd of2~L~21. While rchcf'pitchcr Donnie Moore was on ' The lot1, the Ante~' fqunn in five pmet · the disabled list, lhe bullpen wa like a on tho hotne$Wtd, combined with Teus• S-0 patchwork quilt -a httle piece here (T.erry win, dropped the ~natl• from fif'1t. They had Fof'1terorChuc:k Finley). a Little bttthere (Doua taken the top spot June 2S af\er swccp1na the Corbett O! Todd fi her). Ransers. While starter John Candelaria bas been Cook ~d pitched well the fint two out, the fifth starter spot has been a stew ofsorts inninp, aivint up only one bit, but facing the I, t1 r·i.,:. (J' s · minimum number of hitt.en.. -a 11 co WD .Ull laton,>andahuleoflhat Butbctricdtomu.telttheWhiteSoxinthe (a four-man rotatJon). third and instead they sttona-armcd him for • Tuesday m&ht at Anaheim. Sta~1um, the ·five run Anjels had a new cook-.. rookie Make Cook,~ 0 Hc ttad &QOd stuff. in the ~ .. said ~Ued up_ from ~oublc-A Mid1'nd -and he Manaser Gene Mt\lch. ••tte had the k.md of surrcd t¥n~ a httlc 100 much. lnnina you don't want a yo•na pitcher to have. In b1s btg lcquc debut, the qhtc~o ~ite . "1 wanted rum to JO l 0 0 I (on the ~" ma.de tl'\t~p very bot for him, getlln& to scoreboard). But hedidn'taettbose, it wasa S.'' bun for five hits and five runs in three inninp, Bobby Bonilla and Steve Lyons. ooened ____________ , . . Dodg~r~· 2-l :~fead wiped out. CJNCINNA Tl (AP) -The Lo~ Aqeles Dodgers had their stinJiest pitcher on the mound and held a one- run lead ih the fourth innma Tuesday ni&ht in an attempt to end a five-game losing streak.. Naturally, 1t rau\ed. "We're just _ m one of those stretches.:· wd-lef\-hander Rick Honeycutt. whose three-inning no- hitter apinst tlle Cincinnati Reds was washed out. ·. The Dodgers were ahead 2-1 m the bottom of the fourth when the game was halted because ofa s1cady. heavy ram that made the infield din areas treacherous. The rain became heavier dunng the delay, fomng the game to be made up as part of an Aug. 8 doubleheader. The umpiring crew called the game after lcarmng frQm Honeycuu that the mound was too slippery to pitch off. "There was no stability there," he said. "He asked me: 'Could you patch'>' I had just cleaned my cleats and walked up on the mound, and they were already packed. 1 said after every p:tcb you're going to have to clean your cleats." For ·Frego:Si ·it's like coming home Ex-Angel says he . ,Hurt No. 2. came 10' years later, . when Frcgos1 the manager was matured as manager divested of.a uniform be considered second skin. in minor leagues H~s 1t really been five years? On From AP dJsiuatclles , May 28, 1981 , Jim was told be could no longer manage the Angels, endjng • The wnnkles area httledeeper. The an associa11on dating back to 1961. wit a little dner The attachment to It was in 1978 that fregos1 was Orange County a little weaker. brought back as the An&eli eighth Why nOl? 'Notfilna remains the· manager in 10 years. same, except iti the freeze-frame of the m~~T·c~i ;sn't Eregosi wasn.'t the only one who even a resident of the area any more, believed it was a lifetime j~b. uprooted by divorce a couple of years "In baseball circles, he was known ago. as Gene Autry's.,.bobo," said Tom But he still bel ongs to Anaheim • Seaver, Jim's teammate witll the Stadium, and a happy-hour crowd Mets of the early '70s. "He was a embraced Frcgos1, and the memones helluva shortstop, but the kind of guy he brought back with him, Wlth warm everyone thouaht would eventually applause as the new Chicago manager go back to the Angels and manage carried \lie '•neup to home plate them forever." Monday afternoon. He mana&ed them to a 1979 "WalJcing on the field , seeing Lhe Amcncan Lcaaue West title, the park and people I remembered . . 11 club's first. But forever ended in was a nice feeling. exciting," Fregos1 , mid.1981. Frcgosi hasadm1tted mak- was saying. , ing countless mistakes in three years "I've been hurt here -twice. But as a spoon-fed manager .. that's gone now. It 's hkc coming 9n Monday.. he ~id the fi~t home... mistake was takH\g the Job. Gene Autry wasn't here to gr~t ·1 dtdh't do anything to cam it. It him .But the Cowboy was the first to was given to me -because 1 was a greet bis "adopted son"' upon his fa"ori1e. player in the area and .had return into a big league um form been here 11 long ttme," he -said. "I "He was the firs I one who called me wouldn't have taken iL 1f I knew th~n m Chicago," Jim said "He said he wl'tat I do now C°!'ica&O (Allco 4--0) at Allselt (Witt 8--6). Time: 7:3S. TV; None. Radio: KM PC ( 710). :rh~y·1pmc: None teheduled. with sinales. Cook the walked Julio Ciuz to load the~.,. "I reh tbe preuu" when they loaded the bl.es wttb oo one out,'' said Cook. "I was throwins welJ, but I tried to muscle the ball instead of throwina it. "l wq hopina to tel into a situation where I could set the double play." · He ICM dlM MlUMIOG Ma be Ntired Jam ea: oa a lbor1 fty ball to Clellla', .. 00 wb· QcNO..,.bldtobold-......... Two pildles IPer, Olzie OuWca, Maadiy . ni&ht's hero, ripped a two-nm double down lhie riabt 6eld line to erMC a 1-0 ADlid lelid. · Aftei bneotiou.lly wa1kiQa lUrold e.ioa, Orea Walker bh what eould" have bear an innina-endina doUble DJay. But tbe baD ._ a lcanproo bop off Watlt Joyaer'a sboe aact·by the ume Qeoree Hendrick CbaKd it down. the bates were delted and the eccn was S-1. . ''It WU hil better than J t.bouiht. I tMu&d have hid it h Ml an error all tbc way.~ Mid Joyner ... Next time 1"11 put 'a &)owe OG my .fatJ!. ··1 fi&vrcd it waJ a bia ~y. lfl make'" n·a a double,p)ay and it's 2-1, l(lfteld ofS.l." AJ\er Cook fio.isbed the inn.iaa. Maucb . . (Pleue ... AJllOSLa/821 Honeycutt and Reds' left-hander Joe Pncc threw enough pitches to make them unavailable unt1I their next turns in their rotations. Pnce. making his second start of the season. saw some benefit in the rain- shortcned perfonnancc. "I hope to improve my locatton and sharpen my brcakina ball," he wd. "This was a stepping stone, a building block for me. I want to but Id up some stamina." was happy that I was back and wished · "First year. we finished second. me luck. He told me he was on h1sway Then a division title. Everything was 10 Ireland. I wondered why he wasn't a high. And when 1t went bad, it was going to ltalyfi instead " tough to handle the injuries. 1 went w:e~ap~~si 1~~ ~ortrt~~~ ~~s i:\1 in~~ ~~:sk~~ s:~~·have to be mort' Hite the deck _ ~ . to the New York Mets for Nolan outgoing. You have to work with the CleTeland IDcllana Manaaer Pat c,rraiea Ryan. (Plew eee PRSGOSI/82).-.._,all• to the pound after ()alsJand pitcher Hagler says he may retire Leconte, Zi.vojiliovic reach sem~~ MESA ·s SAIKI WINS TOURNEY BROCKTON, Mass. (AP) -Un- dtsputed world middleweight cham- pion Marvelous Marvin Hagler. in a surpnse announcement today, said he was considenng quilling boxmg and was not thmlnng about defend1 ng his title against Sugar Ra} Leonard or Thomas Hearns. WIMBLEDON . England (AP) • Henn Leconte af France. fi red up by a call on his opponent~'s serv. , stormed into the Wimbledon semifinals }' with a 4-6. 7-6. 7-6. 6-3 victory over Pat ash that ended the unseeded Austral- ian's incredible comeback Guillermo Vilas and No. 2 Mats Wt lander. on his a month out ofa hospital bed. ,.. COLORADO SPRINGS, Coto. -Former Ocean View -ftigtt golfer Kini Sa:rk:i, ~O;--won- thc44th Broadmoor Ladies lo· ·vitational GolfTournament here way to ti\~ quarteffina.ls...Wha.Lmadc.lm.Journey_-By the_ fourth set Leconte was sailing from unseeded long.shot to one of the last eight pumping his fists and charging about the court. more amazing was his rapid recovery from an When Cash. lunging for a shot, sent a volley appendectomy JUSt three weeks befort' Wimbledon out of bounds for match 1>0int. Leconte turned to started. the stands and thrust his anns in the air, a French Tuesday by a 3 and !ln ............... . Carol Semple Thompson or Swe1ckley. Pa. Leconte 1s the first French semifinalist at Wimbledon since 1946 when Yvon Petra of France won the tournament He looked like a good bet to reach th e version of"Rocky" on the sun-baked Wimbledon semifinals for the second ttme m his ca reer as he grass Hagler made the announcement before reporters and backers he had summoned to Brockton wtth the promise to announce his next oppo- nent. won the first set. Lecontc's most notable moments He then sat down by the umpire's chair and Saiki, a Costa Mesa resident and a member of the UC Berkeley golf team, had a three-bole lead after the first 18 holes of the 36- hole final. She chncbcd the matcb on the 34th bole. Slobodan Z1voJ1no"1c. a 6·5 muscle man wuh a bhstenn$ serve. also ad vanced with a 6-2. 7-6. 4-6. 6-3 victory over India's Ramesh Knshnan. becoming the first Yugo<>lav to reach the men's semifinals at Wimbledon 1n 19 years. came when he caught a butterfly 1n has racket and cned. demonstrated a perfect soccer·style header on the Z1VOJ:OO\ 1c seems to play his best tennis m the reiurn of a fault. Grand Slam . Even 1n the second-set tiebreaker. Cash His s11e and power are perfect for grass-<:ourt Instead. he took the pochum and said, "I've made no decision my~lf (but), I'm very seriously thanking about retmng from the boxing game. appeared to be m control. tennis, and that 1s where he has made his biggest Then. one o(h1s serves got Leconte going. impact -and in big toumaments. It was the first appcaran.cc in the Broadmoor event for Saiki. who was the U.S. Golf Associa- tion Ju nior champion in 1983. Leconte, the No 7 seed. will play the winner of the quarterfinal match between defending cham- pion Boris Becker alld unseeded M1loslav Mec1r of Czec hoslovakia. The serve was declared good.,.Leconte thought He reached the semifinals of the 1985 11 was long, and protested loudly but to no avail. ..\ustrahan Open before losing to Mats W1lander. ··As far as Leonard and Hearns are concerned, I'm not thinking about them." be said. The next sound heard on Centre Court wa!. and last year at Wimbledon he upset W1lander in Leconte ki.cbn&hls aame into b1gh gear. the first round "I played very weU today and rm very proud to beat a veteran like Carol Semple.'" said Saiki Zivojinovic will take on the \.vlnner of the match between top-o;ceded han Lendt and Amencan Tim Mayotte He won lhe ttebre.aker. !hen another in the l\ga1nst Knshnan. he was playma a 5-foot-7 Hagler has a 62-2-2 record. wtth 52 knockouts third set. and Cash -for the first time in the IO \.ers1on of himself. with both players unseeded at Cash had upset a pair of seeds. No. 15 da)-s at Wimbledon -looked hke a man less than the start of the tournament -Magee isn't looking back Ex-.UCI star has no regrets about turning down NBA to play abroad The stumbling block was Magee's demand for the SI 00.000 one-year pact.he was offered to be guaranteed The Suns refused and Magee never caught on w11h another NBA club. • 'That's aJI in the deep past," says Magee, now 27. By JOSEPH OUOEVOIR 'Tm far from the NBA, but T'm very happy where I am . Dwltr,...Cet11•P•,....• and have no complaints." Kevin Magee has returned this summer to his old Just where is Magee? R1aht now he's enjoying the haunt. UC' Irvine. Not to hunt for any ghosts that might ofl~ason m lrvme, where he resides with his wife linger an Crawford Hall. or to fisten for any left-over Melanie alld his two cliildren, Brandy and Jerem y. But in cheers echoing in the raf\ers. , a few months it's off to wotk. aaatn. Just Sunday night shootarounds 1n an empty gym You see. Magee may have missed an NBA career an and good times with old teammates are all he's there for. \he lJ S., but he still labors in hts natural vocation ...... pro He lef\ the rest behind some time ago. 1"oops And he's working wtth terms and teams that suit "Ancient history as far I'm concerned," he S3}S "I 'him quite ntttly now · c.n't stop to think about that old s1ufT." Magee. after playang for two years tn Europe With • Maaee made up his mind four years ago to take the teamc; from Spain and Italy, has JllSt s1Jned a two-year money and run the hardwood across the Atlantic and has contract with has present team. Maccabb1 -Tel Aviv. an •no reattts. Israel: professional ream. And while he hasn't looked over his shoulder since. "I make more than I would m the NBA. that's fQr that's not to say he wouldn't slow down 1fyou wanted lo ure.' ~ys Magee. who wouldn't dtsclose what be-$11ned make him an offer to return stateside. for . but it's deep into the six-fisu·rc ranae. "No ooe has contacted me," he says, "but I'm not "I don't think about the NBA anymore," he says. hold1na my breath. ei1hcr. Things are aomg JUSt fine for 'I'm very sat1~fied with what I've aotten so far. I have a mr." famil) to worry about and I want sccunty for them and That's no surpnsc. It's Just whc~ things are going for mvself " him that not many fi'urcd · \\-lien Maatc g~, 1>ack to hJS Middle East home - When Magee finished his basketball pl&yin& days for when the season <itart, 10 the fall, his family wtllJoin him. U\I ( 1 Q8~82), 1t appeared the two-ttme All-Amenca "That'sanother benefit;' he sayl. "The team pays for forward wa 11ckctcd.futfamc andfortu,ne 1n the Nata_O!!!.!__ m> family to come over and stay wtlh me " BatRlball Assoc1auon The fimity 1Mtr lf" "'ry 1ml!JOftant to M te. Mqee averaged 26.3 point'S and 12.J rebounds per e<ipC"etall) since h~ has seen wha(can happen to a pro pmc in has 1wo years with thr Anteaters. who up 10 that athkrc \\-1th too mtlch time •nd money on h15 hand time were better known for thl'tr zany ni ckname rather "( 1uy5 who gl't hol'('d and have a lot -of money are 1han their baskeJball prowes'\. • . usually the ones who end up on druji." t;e snys. ""And Af\er Maac-c chlnaed all that (the add1t1on of he.ad where t pla) thC"drug laws are a lot suffer They put rou on coach 8111 Mulhpn dicfn•t hurt either) Wlth a 23.; season ice and a1vc )'Ou a tna1 when they set around 10 1t. ' and an Nat1iinal lnv1tauon Toumamei:it berth. mo~• M tt also ha~ thought\ on the dru1-1nduCC'd stupor l'veryonc f\aurtd the 6·8 Mi s1ssipp1 nati ve would be a th•t h~'I-clouded profc~monal \ports a oflatt sure fif'1t·rou nd 1rck1n the NBA draf\. ·-Two athlete\ 1n the pa'it few weeks I .en Bias, the urpn'IC N" I wu when he was K"l~t~ in thl\ Bo\ttin C'elnc'i' fil'\t·round p1C'k in 1h1\ )ear"s draf\ and iccond round b-. the Phocn1:t Sun The 41ttond shocker [>on Rb r\. former t ( l .\ 'itar and ( leveland Brown\ _..,when Mag<"c fiuled to ('ome to term\ with the ~U n'i J Pleue ae MAOElt/83) \ . .... ......... lt&-UCI 1taodoat Knln llaC• hu 110 recrett about ht• decteton to·ptay pro ball abn.ct. TransferU. (UCI) gets another one . By BARRY F AULltNER Fonner Mater Oct H1ib ~sketball player Mile f 1eldet, who for the last two years bas attended Manst Coneae in Poughkeepsie. N Y . has announced has 1ntent1on to transfer to UC Irvine Fielder. wh o's transfer •~ dependent on UCI adm1ss1ons department approval, will JOm former Monarch leammate Tom Lewis. who transfeml to UCI from USC in May after new U C coacb Geo,.., Jt.tveling failed to renew h1s.scholarsb1p with the T · Fielder. who red-hirted ht$ soph_OO'lon: year a\ Marist. wt.11 lose that year of chJJb1htyam..,..11 be a Junior for the Anteaten in the 1987-88 . as he'' required under NCAA regulations to 1t out ont' season Fielder and Lewis will beiotM<I on the sidelines ne't season by Ed Johansen, a 6-9 center from Cmghton Un1vers11y, who announc:ied 1n mid-June that he would transfer to UCI Also Mike Labat. _,nncrly of C:Xt'art \: 1ew H1jh and tM L nivm1ty of Jd.aho. is interested to tt1lllsfemn accordina to UCI Coach Bill Mulhpn. Fielder, a 6-4 rJ,uard. was a member of two CIF finahst at Mater 1. winruna inc CJF1itle in f'983 and fini h.ina runner-up to Lona Bach Poly 1n 1984. The rettnt transfm continue t~ UC I tn.d1uan under Mulhpn of piduna up playc" from other school • Last season the An1~1tn had five traMfcrs in and olll of the Startin& hneup and conttnualh went w1tb four transfer itanef'1 alon W1th Tod Murph) . The tnnsftn I• l a n an ludcd ~n1or onn lt"ader Johnny Rogel'\ ( nford). JUn1or auard Joe' Buchanon (No~·;Damc> ... J.un1CSr auard Scott Brooks (Pacific). 'tOphomo~ auard ~1 c H~ (lnt\l and \tn1or (oNard Tro) Cannon fColarado tatel '. I ' eaapleton ·w ants manager to be no 1nore·Mr. Nice Guy HOUSTON -The nice IVY •ma~ lbat ~ntributed to Steve Boros losjng his flm manqctial Job Oakland is now .a>rtnaina co.mplaum m at least one 1 member of hit CUtTeftl Oieao Padres team. Sh9rtJtop Garry Templeton says Boros' tendency 10 pat players on the ~ck as fine. But not when they've ftJle(f co do the job. • "You can't keep penina people on the back 1f they're screw1 n1 up every day," Templeton said. "Steve's a great gu} I'm not takjna an}'thing away from ham He's a super guy, a super individ- ual but 1 thank 11 would be better 1f he had a mean streak an ham ," Templeton said. Templeton wd the Padres lack the enthsn1asm that was present when Dick W1lhams managed the team from 1982 to · TeapetlOa I 98S. It was disgruntled players who in part led to Williams' res1gnat1on the day before sprina training sl.:trted. ''There's hardly any enthusiasm on th~s team whatsoever, like there used to be wht"n Dack was around," Templeton said. Templeton is the fint Padres player to pubhcl} criticize Boros' managing style. He said Williams, who took San Diego 10 the playoffs in 1984 for the first time ever artd now manage!> the Seattle Mariners, taught the· Padres how to wan. Boros, who developed his "nice guy" reputation whale managmg Oakland in 1983 and 1984. said he doesn't thank he needs to get tough. "I thank you need to let the·players know that the team has got to win and that you'll do all )OU can to win," Boros said "That means making the moves during an md1 v1dual ball game or dunng a season 1f players aren't getting the Job done " Quote.of the day Lee Trevlno, pro golfer. on his unonhodo" swing: "It's lake having a bad haircut You don't wan~ anyone to know where you go111 •• Boxer s required to take tests s; SAN FRANCISCO -Professional boxers now must pass neurological tests before they can be hcen~d to fight in California. and promoters and faps are foot in& the bill. A state lav. that took effect Tuesday requires tht.' annual tests. which wall determine whether boxers are victtms of the chronic bra an damage known as "punch· drunk syndrome" that often results from repeated "'blows to the head The tests also wall 1dent1f) fighters pron~ ltrSUttr tnJ'ti ry· "We'll try to p1npoant these bo"cr'> who a~e reall> most susceptible to brain damage and get them out nf boxing," S81d Dr Fredenck Flynn of Letterman Arm)' Medical Center who helped de,.elop the test for the state Athletic ( omm1ss1on . The la"" require<, i;iromotef'i and fans to pa~ for the testing program through a SI tee added tu tht: pru.:c of each spectator".-. lllkc1 Sonics d ea.l Siluna to Bucks . SEATTLE .-Seanle SuperSon1cs m· center Jack S1kma was traded Tue'iday to · the Milwaukee Bucks 1n exchange for center Alton Lister. the Sonics announced. . As pan of the deal. the Soni cs also will receive Milwaukee's firsHound c~oaces an the 1987 and 1989 NBA draft. while the Buck\ wall receive S<.:attle'~ Je(:Ond-round uraft .PlCk~ lD lh<J!>C l WO }'Car~. llUiuccl replacea Purnell A G .:.. ltve Manum. I • m 11;ho ~ coached football II\ lhapro c II• lcaaues u well 11 the college t111k has been hared by lhc Univenu,y of Sou cm Callfomia as spt't'ial tnms coach:-if was announ~ Tuesday. · Manu~i. O, also will help out with the l~m· wtde ~1veri, 1cwrdin1 to h d ch Ted Tollner . ManuC<'l replacn fonner Edi50.n High assmant ~ Russ Purnell, whQ rt 1Sflcd durina tasc season in the wake oS rcvclauon~ abo\lt rccruitU'll lnfractions by the university. A former quarterback at Northern Mich1pn, Mariucei served on the coachmg staffs at h11 alma mater, Cal State Fullenon, ond Louisville. He also had coachin& ttnts wich Toronto of..1.bc Canadian Foothall League and Orlan'do of the lJnttcd Stal~ Football League lf1i. most recent post with a5 quality contro l coach for the Rams last season. Smith responds to drug charge CORAL GABLES, Fla. -f-onncr [!]' University of M1am1 All-Amem·an t1aht c II• end Walhe Smtth professed has innocence Tuesday on drug and weapons charges, . cla1mmg the woman a~sted with ham had le.n the cocaine and the gun 1n has car · The 2 l -year--0ld Sm 1th. a. lOth-round drafl pt ck of the Nauonal Football League Clevt'land Browns, was arrested early Monday an the'Park1ng lot of a motel near CJlmpus. He was released on S 10.000_bond Monday niaht. and his agent. Jim ferraro. ~lied a. news conference Tuesday afternoon 1o explain the circum- stances of Smith's arresL . Smith made a bnef statement and then lefl the news conference. "Al this point, I'd lake to say I'm innocent and I will be cleared 6f all these false charges:· Stn1th said. ''If you have any other questions, you'll have to ask my lawyer." Becker fined for ad on shirt WI M•tiLEDON. England Wimbledon men'schamp1on Sons Becker, who signed a contract at the c;tart of this year's champ1onsh1ps to promote ( oca ( ola. has been tined S 1,000 for displaying an over-size adH~n1sement on has shirts. Tournament officials said Tuesday the Coca Cola ad' en1scment was on twQ shirts the 18-year-old West (,erman wore dunng ha'> fourth-round victory over Make Pemfors of Sweden on Monday. • He also wore an over-c;1ze advenasement on his Jacketdunng the "'arm-up. officials said an a rewrt on the incident Becker ""on 6-'· 7-6 6-2 to ad,ance to the quarterfinal<; Kings sign five veterans · JNC,L[WOOD -f ''c vett:ran play· ~ ers agreed to ne"" rnntract\ wllh the Los ' Angeles Kings of the National Hockey League . Goaltender Roland Mclan~on, defensemen Dean Kennded) and (rrant Ledyard. and nght wingers Phil S) kes and Bryan Enckc;on all asrccd to ~erms Wlth the Kings. General Manager Rogauen Vachon said . The Kang~ also announced the following player.. were released· hy the team -wingerS' Ander'> Hakanswn and UarC\ Ro) dcfensemcn Allan Tuer and DaH Lundrnarl.. and center\ Bob Mongrain and \.tam Dallman Tele.vision, radio r TELEVISION 1() p rn HOR$E RACI NG Frc>m Hnll}\\Ood Park Channel 56 9 30 p m -GOODWILL GAMES: Preview, ( hannl•I 5 . 11 '" pm -TENNIS Wimbledon h1gh-hghls ( hannt•I 4 RADIO .1 ~O p.m -BASEBALL Dodgers at C1nc1nna11. K.\flC (790) 7 '" p.m. -BASEBALL ( h1cago White So>. at Angel'>. KMPC (710). ANGEL S DE A LT 5-3 LOSS. • • FREGOSI • • • From Bl decided he had '>t.'en enough and ga"l' the ball to ( hud. I 1nle\. plus inning\ of 1 ...... o.h11 ball walking four and c,trak1np. oul .,., And m1m 1mponantl) hold1n~ the White \ox oreles\ "I kc-pl tht· hall down kt:pt them 1111 base and ml\ed 1n a Jew stnkcou1 .. : ~•d finle} ·11 wac, m}' JOh to keep them down un11I we made run · But the v.:a11 would be an vain Th~· ·\ngcl\ wena out thl· W:l}' lhc wa) the) had '>tarted -with a hang With Reggae Jackson on first with two out. Jatk Howell hit a '>harp 11.roundcr' to Walker al fir..,t I fr Jrnppcd 11. caught up with 11 ..1nd c,htJ\ekd 10 James on first Howell appeared lo ha\C bc.iten 1he pla) but fir-;1-year umpire Tam fSlh1da ruled against the \ngcl'i l\fler tbc game. MauC'h who didn't go out to argue the call. ""en a down the tunnel to talk ICl thl' cn·v. 10 th<'1r drcs\ang room 'I wasn '1st.ire I Howell) hl· ..... 1<. ..alt• hut I know he was "°"" that I 'c ~<'n 1t a~in.'' <.atd Mauch "I d1dn'1t.ilk10 .·. him IT'>ch1da1 d1rC'<:th I dnn'1 t'\l'O knuw ha\ namt I v.:anlt'd tu lintl out ti hC' "3'> a regular um pm• " Ken K.31..cr and l rt'" lh1cl Jm· nn man <,a1 1'l .1 rl.'gular AMGEI.. OT E __ s._..o:..:.:_:" CancMlarla NI ry us lhrtow for Palm ~0""0' "a . rrr auaonst Venture TueMSaY In two 1nn,no\ C~riOel&r•& lhr•w 4l OOCM\ aOow •no twn "''' "n" '"" run. whlie walk1119 two end sfrllono Ou• ""ff C and4"11rl• !hr•w the rtsf of n•s itulgn~o 1\ oilr.l\H 011 11\8 side .,..-euu f\8 '•" ooor~ntonso 't' Oii tf\8 mound The decision was m•dt' ov Anott ohvslcel ttiereol11 It..., WMttms and Palm SorlnQs m.nagtr Tom Kotcllmen wno Hid lhet th41 V11ntura mouno '' ""' W''''' n A Dell ·1 thOUOhl wa had tVt(yfhlno •••t'n car-ot saul Mant9er ~ Meudl, .. We v1ou10 '"'"' unt • groundtllff~r " If no llfl•D _.,,, arost' Cano.111rlt will sltrl In MO ..,,,,,._t' l•;otsdav Lucn wu very lmortulve l/'•l)w1no 1& ot•the\ 1n two lnnln~u wllhOuf oe111 •''0" Ilg ontv onto hit wP!lle \frlklllQ OUI ll'lf'H ht ,.,,, to•" n~ r•"•bllll•llon worlt with Palm \C>rlt>QS Wt.en Rica~ 1180 •... doff no,,.,. r ;n I ... as ,,,. fovrlll 11,,,. lhls ...... Iha! an Angel nao Oo<W that In ed<llllon If wu IM third •·~ r o<.cu"t'd on tt.t first ollch • ...., G~lcll O~f!d al \t'<OllO f""dell Nghl Ille llrll !tl"l'lt' ~. \lertt'd 1n lhf> t11td since Ju,,. 21 ~or,,..... A~ AM Ce,.._ .... , ti A"9htlm Siad""' oo•n11 rnrough a lrl•I run In the o•oaocas• oooth n ortoerellon fa< _,,. Anoti •to•ev ~or we><• hf> will do later kw Clwlll,,_. S Complete Racing Coverage ,Entries, Handicaps & Results Coming Sunday July 6 ·1n rhellllJlllll From Bl \oung pla~l'r\ \llU ha'l' You nn·d pa11em 1· • fn·go\1 h..1\ lx·t·n aaul!lhl 1ha1 h> " 11 ·\.car education 1n loµ1s .. 1llc UUl.\..I!\ c.rh1s. Krnnd LhaOlc turns out lor that hl' de~r"c' credit He rclogn11ed h1'> "1mmatunt> ··to man a(l.t and rather 1han h11r al th an) lhanll'\ 10 \la\ an the maJOr'i a" a l·oal·h Frr~oc;1 cho~l 10 ..CQUl'SlC'r h1m\l'll an ahr Amt·ncan A~ot •<ll•un <ind pa\ due' I ngo'1 g1l'"" into a -.cn,at1on w11h '°It l ou1\· T nplc-A affilaa'c H •'>dub'> dr(.•w one rntllton . were alwa)'i com- pct111ve and \cnt a steady stream of plaver<. an10 the Cardinals' hneup. He.' commanded a $100.000 salary and wa" ofli:red a I ()...year cc1ntraC1 at that kvel, which he rejected. feeling h1m\elf .. read\. for another c hallC'nge " A. net when F rcgu\1 ~It he wa\ read) to ti) the ma1or leagues again. he mustered the \\.-lllpower to await the nghtoffer . He could havC' hcgan th1c; c;eason a'i the P1rateo;· manager The unsettled st1uat1on in Pittsburgh. however, d1'>turhed him "II'' nKc 10 be: back an the maJOr lcagv<'' and 1n Ch1rngo We've got some e)lc1t1ng prospect~ here:· said Fregos1 ) 'Cal Juniors gain honors Two area &1rlf who play for ·the tahforn1a Juniors volleyball team earned honor last wt'Ck in the Unllcd ~t<ltt~ VolJcyball A,i.oc1at1on Junior Olympic, at Mac31C'llC'r C ollegc in lit Paul. M1nn Ciharon Ka !.tr, who wall be a Junior a1 Hunt1naton BCl~h H1ah. earned fim learn All·Amcnal honors while tummate Jennifer Oraueau was accorded e ~nd team berth Grat- 1eau wall be a Junior at M nna an the foll. The two a.irl . alona with Elaine Young.•qif[f'Toro led the Cahfom1a Jun1ort.' under IS te~m to a ~ond place fin1'\h in the touma~enl. The tourne) wa-. won b.( K VC of Hawa11 Ka~W"r " a 6 • middle blocker while ( rra1teau 1., 1 '<'llc.'r Youngs 1\ 11 tl n uu~1de h1twr .. ~o trales .exchanges b lows. with Stewart Cleveland manager sparks brawl durtn Indians· 9-Q victory_ From AP dl11>1tetaea ~·..-----~~~ ........ _... __ ...__:::._ _____________ ~--~.~?---, Clemen• can tie AL record toidtht Jimmy Key and the Toronto Blue ·Jays. OAKLAND -Cleveland M"an- 1 •1cr Pat Corrales, nunina a bruised cheek from a riaht cross that kn«ked him down, ack9owledsed "it wasn't a smart move" \o tan a fiaht with Oak.land A's patcher Dave Stewan. Corrales, holder of a brown bcl\ooin karate, sparked a bcneh-clcarina brawl in the seventh 1nnin4 of Ocvcland's 9.0 romp over the A son Tuesday when he charie<f toward Stewart and kicked him in the ribs. BOSTON (~P) -Boston riaht-handet Roaer Clemens will be chwna history tonaaht when he-ioes for bis I 5th victory Without a loss this season. Ocmens can tie an American ~e ~rd for most victories without a loss when he starts for the Red .Sox aaainst le~hander Clemens, 14-0. ~s one victory shy of the AL' mark of I S-b set by Johnny Allen of the· Cleveland Indians in 1937 and Dave McN«l- ly of the Baltimore Onolet in l969. Stewart, a second-year student or the Korean martial art Tac Kwon Do, had no regrets about dcclcjng Cor- rales, saying the 45-ycar-old m&nagcT descrvej;l 1t and called him a "sissy" and .. coward" for kiclcjna him. Stewart also accused the Indians of trying to humiliate the A's by running slowly around the bases on some of their five homers and steaJing a base afler building a big lead. faccpt for the knockdown of Corrales, the game went all Cleveland's way. Mel Hall smacked a paaroftwo-run homers. Tony Bernazard had two solo homers and recently acquired pitcher John Butcher, 1-6, allowed seven hits, walked two and struck out three 1n has second complete game of the season Elsewhere an the Amencan.L.ca&uc: Red Sox t , Bh1e Jays 7: iom Sea "er. backed by a I 4-h1t attack, won his Boston debut as the Red Sox heat Toronto at Fenway Park for their ~1xth straight victory ~aver. acquired from the Chicago White Sox on Sunday for outfielder Steve Lyons. struggled through his se"en annangs but won for the first 11me si nce Apnl 23. He gave up four runs on nane hits and ~I Toronto for · the first time an fi ve career decisions. Orange Coast College product Kevan Romane doubled home a run during a three-run third inning when the Red Sox took a 7-1 lead. Rangers 5, Twins 0: Charlie Hough p11ched a fi vc·httter and Pete O'Bnen and Pere lncav1gJia each hit t~o-run homer'> as Texas beat Minnesota in .\rlangton. snapping the Twins' four· game wanning streak and moving the Rangers into first place an the Amen- can League West . Hough. 8-3. walked three and struck out two and was backed by four double plays He has won sax of has last seven dec1s1ons . Mariners S, Royals 5: In ·the Kinadomc. pinch-hatter Ricky Nelson's t1ebreakmg sangk keyed a four-run eighth 1nn1ng and led ~attic pas! Kansas C'1ty, the Royals' fifth \lra1ght loss. 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Allenl1, S. 9'1lr1tl, Montreal, S Sto6ell a1MS Cottrnen, St LOUil, 49, A1l11H, ¥ontr11I, 33, OUftcaft, °'""""• ll1 E 0 1vl1, Clnclnnell 31. Dorin, Hou11on, 24 ~~(I DecltltM) Ftr111ndl1, New York, ,.,_ J 12. Oieda, N1w Yorll. 9·2, 2.54, Oerllng, New Ywk. I 7, l If, GOOden, ...... York, 9·3 2 70, R1wley, Pllll•o.t· Piil•. 10-•. 2 67 Strlll1t111\ Scoll, Hou11011, 1 .. lf~VWI. DeltRn, I llJ GOOde11, New York 94 Wtldl, DedWn, tJ1 Z Smllll. Atllnl1 t9 Sl'IH ltMrOOn, MontrH I 11 O 'SrT\1111, Houlton 16, · Gon1111. S.n Oletlo. 13, Worrlll, St L..ouit, 13, Franco, ClnclllNlll 12 .. LOI Alemftn TVISOA Y'S ltlSUL T1 C4ltll ef St·llltflt _,.,.,_... "'"""91 , .. ST ltACE. 350 v•ro1 Wiii'! For The Moofl CH Gree) If 00 "O "60 Llllte B1goer ILackevl 27 40 ISOO Tlmeteu Ouchen ICrt•lltf'l s 00 Time. 1140. . Atso ran W11c11 M4I Get1w1v, Cne<Ol>.H Allmllotgo, EHV N . CIOle, McF1ddln, Too Tun1, Evie Joe, P111d1ncer Scr1tcllld. s.MI• P•cie. CllO•e• LI CV, !>coll Wet>O, Rov1I Env 0.11 U EXACTA. Cf· IOI Plld S?91 00 SECO"O ltACI. 350 verd\ S.v GOOd Lldv (Rull) Oaring OHn ILeckevl Coov A Winner IOidlrk:1<11nl Time 1123 1'10 00 2110 380 2IO 2 60 Alto ren Siie Wont Pit Alll MIU !>clflell Jonnv' Quick C111e Mv•t•riout PrOPllKv K1tev• Ant Jll Scretd>ed Glovanl\I Jet Mnt1e Princ1u '1 UtACTA 11·6) 1>1id S2' IO TIUaO ltACIE 400 verd' Tne Lollerv (Wllllt l 39 IO t 1 10 4 10 lt1t>s Grev Pollcv IO•dtf'ICllltnl • 10 7 IO B•mn Bull 81rs IE Gerc111 HO T1rne 20 23 Atso ran Qulin Rt<" Buck tn Sol•d Smok1n Investment. SYmmtng MvllarlOu' PrOC>he<',. K1t1n AHi Jet No seretcllft U IXACTA !S· 11 P••d 1114 40 FOUltTM llACE. 350 Vlfdl Qld1.i SNre (Cr-I Otter S.1"4tr Sllfmmv cwardl Mt PHl~ler IC1rdo11l Time .llY 1260 740 620 nao 1020 '20 AllO ren F,..twooo Brown Mir Mercu,, S.m1 8uellv. Shftl 1r1'ti Lull1bv. Jennlltr Jon. Fiero Miu . Dence Annie Dance Scretctled Cou1ln Oona. Our Inside Storv Lenes CllOlce, Dou Bild E1gr. ""'H ltAC,. 400 Yerds 0111 ·Talent !E C:..rcl1l II 00 1.40 3 60 NOll011"M Pan <CrHger I 6 00 4 60 lted"~ 640 Time 2076 • Also ren Uno Bee Oasnlng Dans Oevll, Ring Tnrff LOOllln For Pie 0.vlds Win Howkool Ami NO kflftHWI S1 EXACT A II 91 e>e•d '124 '° SIXTH ltACIE. 150 vard\ Fir" ScllOOI Girl !Ward) Ward\ At11 .. n Jt l (Flort\l C1111rne1 ICardoH • T•ma 11 n NO Ktllthel 960 S'° HO s'° 360 J 60 U EXACTA (9· 101 <Ml•d OS 20 .. eoL, &.NA-. ....... rt'IWwlll .. ., I. l'ef ar ...... 2 .Ml tnktltr ) Mery •••II l~ITl.ln • , "" "*"'" S VII S..IMlt 6 C11tf1 JOf\nton 7 Jen SlftMllton I .. l•Y IClllO f. lendrl Pel,.,,., 10 JWv Ok.klnten II. Am~ AICOtt 12. hcllY ~l"tOI\ I) Muffin SHnc.r•Oevlln 14 Avlko OhMOIO IL JeM Geddn , .. t..urle •Ink• 17 ~Mauev II .. Ill 01nlttl " """"""'' 20 JWtr "°*"* 2' Holllt SIKV . n Jent Ctefltr 23 OtO •ICflercl ,. 9onnll L.8Yef 2J JoAnne CerlW' 1bC:.lllY Kr11t*1 27 Alic• It llunen 2t Leur• .. ""' 2' ~1111 ••no lO Ok·Het 1(11 >1 cenw~ .. n Jelle! COin S3 Bartl Thomet ,. ltotle JoMI Jt. MYr• atec11w~ 36 .-.nny H_,.,,f'M4 11. JMllVll ar1t1 JI.. Lori Ger1MK1 lf Amv ee111 • 40 Lauren Howt 41 LIM V01Jno 42 l<elllv Wllltworlll 43 Clndv HIU '4 Merta 'klutrH•Oollf 45 Donne Cloonl 46 Cotlltn Wtlker 47 9'00111 Watton • Otlt E1191111'111 4'. 9'' Turner 50 S.tt Qulnlln SI 0 1 n Coe S2 KllllV Poallew11t 53 AllUllO Hlkl!M W Merci &o11rtl'I ~S Jent Biiiock S6 AIUM>ll Finney S1 Pet Mevlf' 91 Vldll Fergon Sf Clndv MKlley 60 Llllde Hunl " 1(.-tfly hlt9'" 42 Mlnov Mco<e '3 Sttollenft F 1rw1g 6' l(lm Slllpmen '5 Janel AnderM>n 6' Mertlll NIUMI '7 Anne-Marie P•lll " Oelll" Strtt>lg *9 8et1v Birrell 10 Slllfrtn Smver1 71 L•v<I PelarWI\ n. HHll'ler Farr 13 Alk:e Mlllef' 1' Shlrlev FIJ"IOflll 7S N•llCV Aut>ln 76 ~.,Hamlin 11 CarOlvn Hiii 71 Bttll Solomo<'I 1' &arb eun1tow111v IO OHdlt L1aitar II Sally L1lll1 · 12 Cinch A 1rlck 13 Min i• McGaorge M CharlOtte Montvomerv IS N1ncv Scranton U Merllllt F IOvd 11 ltvtrtv Kiin II Connie CllUllml " Pll NilUon 90 C1t11v Rev~' ti Mll1I Edlll '2 Slllron .Sarrell n S.ndr • !>o\111c11 t4 N1nc'f Ledo.lier fS Lenore MurlOI<• ff C•ndv F;gg '1 Slndr• H1vn•• " s"""~• Sef1oiace1n ft JO AM Wilham 100 Marv Owver "'O IOWUNG S.UtMm ~ ()pfft atl.7'1 2".22t 111.m 1 .. .n1 131,Q6 t21,:MJ "'·· 111,5'7 1",12• IN,137 1= .... 101 .... .,.., 12,'20 TP,d 71.flO 1J,ll) .. ,"4 "2~6 '1.511 ,. ... , S.MI s..•$ . SIM' ., .. , •.fll "·''° ... s:>e 4$,MI .,, .. Cl,107 . C ,753 47,1', C,"5 41MI 40,1. ,,,, ... >f,071 31,000 . 35,211· :u,m 34,54' 23,fOO »M7 n.uo 32,633 31,742 l1,70I 11,.oo:) 30.AU tt,nl 2'M2 n,m f7,fl1 17,127 2U22 24.70 23,m 1:2,7H 22"'9 .,,,, 22.0ll 21,'50 21,'42 21.112 10,150 10,Sn "·'°' If.ISO 1'.ff5 It, 145 "·°" 19,0S7 11,737 11,315 14,m IS,005 IUJ3 ll.111 13,651 11,61S 12,316 11,912 II.Ml I 1,"17 11,S.7 10.17' 10,710 10,sn lO,m 10,17' 10,16' t ,714 UY ..... t ,211 t ,012 ueo '°" 1 '39 ..... .,,...,., vc JnJ-. A limited awnllilr fll lflllfiondcw ate lid• ~ b two -"* ~ -s-111 C'oui Mctlal Ao.tater.....,..~ ..... JUlr l~t• .... Jllly:21·2S at U IMM <'_.•pen •ltlii•••d-.olcler may carolJ alt~ ~ ttudtal who 11 ftilibk IO enroll In coli. t!UJ fall. orWbo U. llllted m-for btt 1emor year or hilft 1ehool it • permitied by NCAA t11le. to •ttnd. tJCI butball OOllCb Mw Otrakot will direct the aimp, whtdl will alto indudt inttruc:Uon (tom cu~t colkll coeichel and fonntt profep OMI p&aym. A•ll Bob Boone. (tellion I) and Doua Dc('1ocn (letlioo II) wiU alto make 1pec1al appraranca at the camp. The ftt ltS 17hnd incJUdeu camp T 1httt. an individual evaluation and IOft dMki dun~• lunch bruk. AIJo cam pen are elillbto tor daily "Cam~ of the Day" awards For Utfonnatioo pbo• 8~7600 or•~ 74,, Oft-Road On.a PrU ,Mickey Thompeon'1 OfT-Road Cham- paondllpGran Pru Series in.aka 1u1ui.t1'1 stopoo th11 ytat'1 nane-rtee eencs Saturday, July 9, at the Lot Anaelel Coh~um. 0Bnd NauonaJ sport truck competition will be held 1lona wi1h 2SOcc pro motocrOtS bike racana. 1uper 16009, ultrinocks, Ode•Y• and three and foyr wheel ATV1 tn tM 20-race proaram 1round the orisin.al "chunf of Baja" dan course. Tickets •rt on sale now, at tho Los An.,eles Sporu Arena box office ind at all Tackttron outlets. For ticket information phoax (213) 743-613 I. Womea '•pro teani. toamq The top five women's seeds from Wimbledon wall be amona thole COn\pe\tftl foMhe S•S.000 san&)C1 lint pnze at w VtflJJIU Shms of Los Anse~s Tennis Toumamen1 Monday tbrouah Sunday, Aus. 11·I7 at the Manhattan Country Club Martina N1vraulova will beJOtned by French O pen champion Cbris Evert U oyd. Hana Mandlrkova, Pam Shnvcr and defendini 1our- namen1 san&lcs and doubles cbampaon Claudia Kohdc·Kalsch Tickets pnccd at SIS and S 12 for M onday- Fnday m1tche' ind S 15 for Saturday and Sunday matches are available al Ill T1c kctron loc:atrons Box scats and '10Up tickets are available by phon1n1(213) 546-7753. S..ketball free ueat tryout. frtt asent tryouts for 1Jic Southern Califom11 Summer Pro Ba1ke1ball Leasue. scheduled for Fnday. July 24 1hrou&h Sun~y. Aus. 17, at Loyol1-M1rymount U n1vers11y. 'W'fll be held m thrtt ~ss1ons July 9-21 at Hawthorne Hagh School The thrtt one·wcck tryout sessions 'W'fll be held Wcdnttday throuah Sunday, bqinnang July 9. 14 and 19 forthc lequc which showcases playc~ before NBA. C'BA and European league scouts For inrormauon tnler~tcd playcn should phone (213) 202-1258 or wntc to 11260 O"erland Ave No 27, CuJver City. 90230. On.f16e Coaaty raJr n'cbitt Senior citiuns <• 62~nd-oldcr) wm n:iceivc free admis11on each Thurtday duMJ the Oranse County Faif1 thoro\aahbred flelbl meet.IOI betinninJ M.onday and Nnnina llttou&h July 21 al Lot AlamJtot Race Cou~. • The I J.day summer mee~ 1J 1 switch from p1Tv1ou1 Onnae County F1ir race meetinp, wbach ha vc been held 1n lh~ f'lll. · ()pen1na ru&ht (Monday) will feature lht S2S,000 ldded) IWCDO Stakes for two-year-olds. The aax-furlona rece has also been dcsian•ll'd 1 Breeders' Cup race with 1M winner ttttina an add1llon.al S7,SOO. • ~ Uni' M80D tldet. . Seaton uckcl1 ror the 1986-87 Los Anacin Laun indOOf' aocc:cr teu0n ue now on sale at the Forum in lfll)ewood All 26 Laur home pmci and the Ml$. All- Star pmc1 1ehed111ed for late Febnwy 11 the Forum, wtU be included u1 the teUOft ticket pa~ltqc. which 11 pnced at S208 for adutu and SI 30 for chlldttn ' Al.so lhote hold1n1 QM youth seat and at \east one adult IClt will rcuivc one free mmtbenhip to lhc 1987 Lazcn indoor aoccer camp at the Forum. • On:r-tbe-Une tOam.ament T cam 1pphcauon1 an: bctns tak.eo for tM socnlh annuaJ Hununatoo Beach Gnu Over- th~une Toum.amcntSaturday,JuJy 19al9a.m 11 Mlk Square Park 1n fountain Valley The f~ for each team an both men's and women's d1v111on1 1s S24. wtuc:b JU&1$1\lttS ll lca1t four pmC1. , To rnerve a spo1 in ~ toumamen1. phOD( (213)6»2298 . (It ltlWrllde) ~,! , Leadlfl alter Tuai<11v nlvllt'' 11 11111 round. with 42·gem• 101111 T® live auellt\I for lodev's u,..,, . I Mil• l(arl'60". ~ 'i.W MAGEE ISN.'T LOQKING BACK. From.Bl · • • 1 01v1 Husted, Mllweu~le, Ore 9,'64 3 Brian von, Tecom• 9·'°' defensive back -bolh succumbed to ' Tonv We•ll•k•, Allus Oki• 9,419 s Jim Her••Y ruc1on t .'1J drug-related cardiac arrest deaths. 6 !ffrm: troQ, ,,.on WOffll •,m Oil the cocaiile-overaose cJeaih of 1 t.mlelo Mon•celtl. v-1uel1 9,lll B h "II A I'. d I'. a Chuck M011.,,ero. sun L•"" Am 9,323 1as. I e "" • menca rorwar rro m t Boo L•arn. Jr Erlt Pe 9,JOO Maryland. Magee says· 10 Joe Berardi Brooklvn 9,163 "I can't hchrve 1ha1 II was (Bias') 11 Rendv P.oernn S.nte Marie 9 2S7 12 Ted H1nn111i z1ne1v•Me Ollto 9 2so firs! e xperience w11h drugs He kMw 11 Tom Millon St Pe1trs1>urg • ·w nghl where to gel thr drugs and who u Mira Bille< Garden Grov• 9 ns 10 get 1hem fro m H e Sttmcd to know IS Troy t<enclricfl. Cv0<eu 9 Ill bargain. avera11ng 3 2 'Points an<i, i 3 rebounds 1 me this last ear foe 1s -----<i..--eaa-" ue--:wlnnana team. w e says 1s the hiahest paying team m the lcaaue. "They rely on us w1nmn1 the lcquc so we can go play for the Euf'Oltun Cup . which as the ume thing aiihe NBA c hampionship ... he says. "Our • team acts a lot of revenue from that sloM nd o ur team bri SEVENTH It.ACE lSO vardi.. 16 M1r1n1~ HOiman Medford Ou 9 073 hrs W3\ around the WrQng '1de o f A"99t tVW.9" Caror, C11eroer Ru•I l 00 7 IO 1 to 11 Merk Roth, Scmno Lake Ht•llhll N J • 071 town (Tlv'eU9\TfM&de~ .~~ .... ~l----~8~elltt1mc_T~1y1Jl!lln~$0¥1M.u~l~E_.wG~aurc~·•ul~..._-~lAMl11-l~OQ'.":'-Ylll-.iR.._~··~1~·~--~€~,~-~1--~1"----~9~9~"9'9-__::::..;.,.w-_,.-~ JKkM>ll Jo-Bv<r.ton Oownlno Nerron Hllldrlcll Wilfoll9 JOl\ft Pettis Grk:ll 0.ClncH ScllOfteld Boone Howell Tetel1 UTTINGs... -sowr••., SM'l•v IB•OO'<O 600 ;; ;,~~,:;;:~~;;; ~;!,<:, Fie am "But he JU\t made a mistake like a A• 1t H Hit 1tat1Jct n,,,,.. 1107 20 Rictierd Br1mw1~ Sen Merco' I,., lot of olhcr people I don'I kno w why !fl )1 SI 1 11 304 No 1er11CllH 21 Geor~ Brannam Ill. Arlete I '48 I e IO h · l - 301 41 91 19 se 301 n IXACTA 11 1 e>etd 11000 11 J•m T•ll1>n Huntington Beat" 1.943 C\Cl')One n s \8~ e ssomnocen . ua 19 41 1 ll 2'7 EIGHTH RACE lSO v1rd\ 73 1<en1 w1~r P11rne110. F11 e au These things \h ould be oul in the 254 '3 7S 9 ~ 2'S Stvtt And St1n11 ILeckev I 13 IO I IO S .cl 14 Cl'lfl\ Godtl1rd Zll>l'tvr Cove Nev I "38 open " I~ ,; ,: ~ l~ m ~~-=~ =~~ l~~:~l~~r'1 SCIO ~: Magee ~V'> lhC drug problems o f 11os 11 ,, 2 23 2ss rime 11 t• professional "Po"~ aren't hmrted to ·m ~:; ; ~ ~!! ~,0.~:~~'13 11 "''d"1,.0 1hc l l.S ac;Justlas1 ..casonaplayer 121 t• 31 J 10 2"4 NINTH AACli. 150 verd• from Mal'cahhr -Tel A v1 v was sent 2s2 JO 61 10 •2 10 s1xvChk:1t (Leck•v> · HO 220 260 pack1ng forhcro1npossess1on ~~ ~j !~ ; ~: ~ ~:~~1!n1~~ ~;~::,,~n,rt.isur•l 260 ~~ "It's hard e n o ugh 10 play when "4 1 9 o 1 20s Tl,,... iHs you're no 1 o n any1hrng. le t alo ne '"~J~!":S ,, >47 .MO No Kl'•tetiH 'itoned or high If you can't play 11 IP " •• so W·LlltA n IXACTA IJ II 0110 '670 Tundlv'I tr1ntac1lom \lra1ght. YOU ~hould gel o ut of the 12, 1 . n PICK SIX IS I 9 l ·J JI Plld S36,MS 20 to BAS•BALL .. Wiit IS '° lOI 1 6 129 one .. 1nnll'11 11c~e1 (six nor11ll ,7 Pick Six American LMtUI game C0tO.ll J9h 29 11 11 2· I 3 '° CHICAGO WHITE SOX-Acaulred tven Mag ha<; a I f fi me T• 10 FlnleY IS''> 1' IO II I ·O l 52 ~onsollllon Plld SSOS 00 10 41 wlnnlno llckel1 Calderon OUllitkllf, from llll Sea Ille Mlrtnen t'C . t"OU p e 0 Or r MeCHkllt 11'>,, t9 " 103 1 s 369 111"1 llor.eill eome>1ttln11 the 1ree1e 11111 ,.,,, Scoll Brae11rv 1camma1c'i tha1 arc playmg in the F0<1ler ,n-, J2 12 21 J I 3'0 T5N1'" RACE. 170 verd\ CllCl'ler. to Sffllll NBA &n M c D onald ~lcveland) Fl.ctlff 16 17 1 7 O·O •.SO Sound Of Love (Oideroelo.sef!I 1110 • 20 4 20 MILWAUl(EE BAEWEltS-Sl11nt0 Tim d 8 b Th (N k) Romenl<.k '1 102 l4 J2 S·6 OS Mennv1 lt11son <G1IP 1400 I 40 Mclnlolll Robert Jonel Fran &Of'effl and Trov an 0 ornlOn CW Ot ""40<t 20 " 10 " I 3 OS The Bull• Trip ICrtaotrl s 10 Holl•nd. outt~'· Ind 01ve Carie .... C>ilChlr R ecent lJCI srads J ohnny Rogers Sutton " t2 16 S6 4·S 49' Timr '6t3 TORONTO BLUE JAYS-Aclfv1ted Merk (SacramenlO K1noc; second round) COOk ) s 1 1 o 1 11 00 Also ren CllarQ4'f C>avv Gtl Tiie C.rel>ft, C:.o Elcllllorn Piie"" from Ille IS·dlv d1110fld 1,,, D"' C11\081arl1 , • I 0 0 0 1100 Clllld Bregg1n ltlglll Go Gtl Em Cougar Sent Steve 01vll pltc"" 10 SvracuH of the and Tod Murphy (Seattle Sonics. Telllt "' t.7S * •JS 40·3' u1 Scr11c11tc1 At1c11 For T"* s11.v, N'9lltmu1 1n1.,.net1ona1 L1111ue 1h1rd round) were selected in the June S.v• M0«• 1 Cort1t1t' Forirer ' M1•,•2 ix•cr• 16.11 e>••d ,,,...... "''*'* LMtue draft Whtn October ro lls around .. .. ~IV HOUSTON ASTROS-Pteced 8111v H•ICll4tr Attendlnc• •,S?9 outfltldlf Ofl 111e 1s~., dl"'bled "'' r11roacllv• 1herr mt&hl he four Anteaters in lhe (T'lwWti9I ,,_..,., ~., 10 June tt C111e<1 ue> Tv Galnev. outf~ from league ' fuKOll of Ille Pacllle Coett LMllUt n~ ood I I ~ h PITTSBURGH PIA.A TES-~ned Steve .. uvb " a I ro c payer 1or t e AMllttCAN LIAGUR ( .. ~ .. 171 11·'9t\) aoe91 ao11on Yount Mllwauk" Pucktll MlllMIOll Melllnetv New York E811trNew Yori!. "'" ao11on Hrllell l'•\lllMIOll a.ti Toronto Oell'lle MllwtullH Fernndt TorOlllO 0 Aa It H Pct •1 m 41 " m " ns ct " 351 7S l30 60 Ill ~2 " l22 JO 109 .l39 " 2•s 31 12 JJ5 74 m 4S " 330 10 ,., n u m 75 >02 .. " 311 SS "' 10 63 Hf 77 JU 42 " JU Hemt•llM .. rfi.td, roronlo. lf, C1n..co, 0.klend, 19, ~. At191h. 1'1 1runen11ty, Ml1111t1011 11, GHlll, Mlnnetol•, 17 Hr~. Mlnnnot• 11, t<l"1ttn811, O.ltllnd. 11 LNPurl•h. O.lroll, 17 ·~··"""' C1nteeo, Olllll•nd. 66. JeYft/llf, Al\9lla. 5'1 T•NNIS Wlml:lle• dllWI TUISOA Y'S It I SUL TS W_,, Qvlf1wtlMI SMM Merlin• Navf1ll10v1 IU S I def 81111111 Bunge IWHI Gerrn1nv>. 6 l,1 6·3, H1n1 MlnOllkovt ICt1Cll0'1ov111tl1l def Lori McNell CU S )1 6 1 6·0. 6·1, Chris Evert Lfftvd IU 5 I det 11ettn1 Sukov• IC1tcll01lov1kl1), 1 6, 4 6, 6 '· Gebrlela Slblllnl {ArHl\11111) def Cet1rln1 Lllldovlll !Sweeten) t·2, 6·3 """""' ,tuf'tll lttlllld ~ Ivan Lend! IC1ecll0110v1klel def Mell Anoer MoM<. MtCond 1>111tNn rom sn1e1c1 thort1tOP J{mc k\. bul I thank Ben m1Jht have a 1'1m Kirk, Kt lt11 Sl\tollerd. anc1 Oarvt Bovd harder time \ltCktng with the Cavs Piie""' •nd 8r11n Lk>tcomo outflelcltr us1<1THLL with ther'f new draft p1c~s (1ncludtn~ "''*'-' .. '*' .... Auec:11t1e11 No I overall 7-0"l)rad Dauaherty),' SE•TTLE suPEltSONICS-Treded Jae~ ~vs Maaec "Ben will control whal Slllme, e8111M. •nd MCond•round drill el'IOlces I In 19'7 end ,.., to Ille Mllw1ukM a uch lor Ben doc~. lhough, SO he m1Jht bt' Alton Ll•lar, ce111ar •nd 11n1-rounc1 draft 1here whrn 1he ~ason starts." cl'IOlc" 111 "" "lld '"' On Roaers and Murphy. Magee ,OOHALL ........ , ..... 1. .. ..,. DALLAS COWaO'Y$-Slgn4d Gerlll Ju lllllOtClltr I chinks Rogers has the bcller ,-hance because hts outside shoo11n1 and the team the sclectc:d him "The Kinas coulll use a guy hkc Jo hnny " he says "Thert aten't a lot Ke.pt Magee of 6-10 guys who can shoot tht ball hkc 1hat from the outside Plu~ 1he Kings aren·1 as deep in forwards "I think Murph wtll have a 1o uahcr umc hccaust" he rches on an inside pme. which comes harder 1n the pros Plus. 1hc Sonics have a lot of forwards up !here he'll havr to compete w11h. •• Rogers and Murphy have bo1h said !he) wouldn't mrnd following Magrc's cue and take up a pro c arttr rn Europe, where McDonald and Thom1on bo1h put 1n tame: bt'fore catl'h1n.a on su1tes1de "The th1n1 about Europe is the r.hys1cal play," \&ys Ma,aee. "It act~ a Ille rough over thert fhe team' that s11n Amcncans look for them to do the sc.orinaand reboundina. And they pay well for 1l." · Magee has kept h1~ end o f the Pr1111v S..11141, S7, l1rfl4'4d lnronro. S.. MelllnotY, "ltw Vork S6 81ft, loronto ~~. HrOtit, MfnnftO'•· ~s. ltlee, ao11on. 53 ltUM It 1'4tndtnon, fqw Y0ti.1 1?, Pu<Ull, M•nn.IOll 60, 11"111"11>1 0.llllnd U HrDell, Mll\M\Ofa, S2. l al.f1eld Toronto, SI , McOow"' Tun. SI (US I 6 7, 7 6. 4·4 7·6 (Comolellon of Mondlv'l INllc:J\) N W ENGL ANO PA 1'9'10l's-N•mecl Rod H'umenu111 ott.,,11v1 coordl11ator PHILAOE'L,HIA EAGLES-Sloned Mike ltt l<lltnbt<'ll, l~lltr, 10 1 tllrM·YMr conlrect PITTSIUltGH STEli'.LElts-ltftCJlff lllf'ff l'lltftl wllll Pett ltostotkv off.,..i .... tectilt on • two YH r conlrlCl C~LIOI USC-Ntmtd Stt¥e Metluccl eni,11111 toot 11111 coam Christian seeks third straight win H"' Pucket! M'-toll. 11) "'-111n11tv Nhf YO'll, IOt. ,, .. ,,~,. TorOlllO, ... ltlc• BO\ton " lfll Toronto ... '°"' ao1t011 9' ~ ltlce lottOll, t4 MalllMIY Ntw YOtll 7l '°"'· ao.tOfl, fl, L•w. K1noal City, 'l 9"""" ...._., 20 • Hlllldert0n, N-Yoo , 10 . T,_... Owfon• '"""· 6 "'611 Muw1nor1, ~ tutftr, CleWll"ld. S. """"*'· T0<onto, \ J!~t"tr, Tt l H S Hulell C11Jc1to. S LOITIMrdottl. ~Oii \ . , ........ fJ ....-non Ht.. Yeti!. 4', C1~l (l'll(.IJO, )6, w'"•n\, l••llmor•, 20 Mo ... v. Toronto, rt "'"nold\ s.111141 11 WlllOll, KanMl Cllv 11 o.. ... thNM OAVIY'S LOCJCllt ( ............ dll -6 llOlll, 2lO el\O'it!n 114 Olrr ICUOI 1 .. DOMO ~ roo di I 11eil0o1I l'4 ulko 09, "'701 tAtM bau. m ~ ...... '"'"'"'·, ~ , Dl\llt "'41,... ... ~T LAND*HO -4 0091\, ll7 tflfWl 1 V11tl0¥<11 , 4) barf t'\lde, )t llOllllO, lll Mind &e1f 1'2 call<'O "'• ~ but , 111 r1X1t 11,11. "' me k "" DANA ....... , -s llOll\ no 1"9llf\ no o.u• ~ befrec.ucle, II r«I< fllh, II mackerel A1.A8AMATHllMd Doug WllllltmM>n llffd rrao tolfll • MOCttlY " ....... H«lift l.eHIM. LO~ ANGILU KlNc.S-Attfed to ltn'\'I\ "'''" ltOll~ Melaf!Mlfl. ~. Deen Ken lltdY 111d Grant ~•rd, ~n, ll"tlil hk .. 11111 I rvan iriet.lOll, "911t ,.,.._.,,encl Ouv Bfnojt, cenltr S•ll'*I Jeff Cr~. c.11!9f ,...,,.. ,..,If' S.Wkllll, ~ and JONI frtNo"' toadendlltr, to oollon .,..,. on 1 Jr coMrKf\ ~ttHll to ~llOfl tvr!lnten """ Morrll L owlth 111d Martt lofl!IOuu, rlellt wll'IO\ ~t out ltle rtmelllde<' OI ltle ~trtcl .. Ltn Hl(ll~n, Ct!ll« t.nnounced 11111 0.n ; •otl\tl8'1, -.!I Wlfl9 fie\ r..t(OftW I fi'M l~I •.-uci AIWl1 Hnennon 1no Olrcy •ov -•n11• 'AMA!\ Tuer •lld O•w Lund<NI•• d4t lt11ltme!I •1111 "OD MM11r1m and Martv 0111m111. ee11teo H untrn11on Beac h's Alan C hnst1an Wtll 10 for hl'I third Stra1pt SCT'ltCh main victory Fnday tn the Fl"C'Cdom Cup mototcycle rac1n1 at the Oranar County Fa1ra.rounds · Chmuan, the dcfond101 U · Na· llonal 'pccdway c hampion. 1s now 1he track leader Wlth four ~ratch main n\ thts ~~n. Thr Freedom Cup will fc1tu1T a field of 16 01vmon OM nden, 1nclud1na Brad O~ky. C\1t"C I uctro. Rohen Pfet11na and M1kr Fane. with 1hc: top four po1nt·Jcttrn mrc:una 1n 1hc: final The 29-year-old < hmt1an. \\"ho it known a• the: "Kina of c o•ta Mea .. won the l I S Champ1on•h1p I '' October at the F11raround ua It b> w1nn1na 14 of a po 1hle 15 point * PllOWAY NOTIS tt• Merwl ol Hunt l~IO!I ... di 1111 ti!Vl"lt'tll to !tie In!« COfttll*'tlal ~ Oft ""*"', J\11¥ 20 111 90ld • lord lntleM ""'Ille"'"'".,.,....,._ •• ect¥1111Q .. ttw -Id It'* Wedi Udlf, "UO • 111 ~ lelft ,,.,...., of Cvw-. wOfl lllt tV9r\.t9l hi 11\d ~. !'OW Cllf\\ioet ..• c. l1¥0ttle, wlll'I W' ~ ,,,.. Ow· ..,_.,. OefWN,rti, to w111 !flt world T-.. ,. ne 1o ""''"°' lfom '"' 1• -11e1o """' ... ........ ....., t.dnf""-'-'"'Ce I(-11111 MIMI' I ma ton over the season ... Magcc's squad plays teams from Yugoslavia. Russia. Italy. Fra-ncc. Spain and 0 1hcr clubs from Europe and Iron (urtarn countricsdunng the cou~ of th'c 22-pme season. The C'up scncs lasts I 0 pmcs, which 1hc Yugoslavians have won the past two years "W e make quite a bit of money whrn you figure we pla) maybe 50 gamrs. 1nclud1nJ the cxh1b1t1on «"hedule," says Magee. While Magee says he d~n't harbor any desires 10play1n the NBA. he was asked wha1 if a team made him an o ffer. a good o ne. · "When tb1s contratt cxptr'CS, f"U bt' 29. and that's n ot so old," he says. "If an "IBA team comes up with money that sounds good, I'd St&Jl." Afier Phoenix failed to land him, the Laker.1 expressed interest in Mag«. but the Suns' asking pncc \Cared them away "After 1wo years you become a frtt :\lent." he sayi.. "I can ncgo11atc w11h w homever I war\l to now. "But" he adds. "1t would have 10 be an o fler I couldn't refuse .. So as 1t stands. Magee Will R&!P takmg the money and runn1naOVCf'tn I rad -for at least two matt · RB cyclUt set for GoodWill Games Vca~y from the Omtl Rel 'R1(')'Cltna nub of Hunt· aptSOn ~ach is arnona five women to named 10 the UnuC'd StatC1 cychn1 scam, whic h will rompetc m t'he Goodwill GamM 1d M o,,.-ow bq1n· nma tQrday. Vt'a~ qualified for the tum woh a fourth-pla.a: finish lO I.ht points ract . and an ela,hth plact in lht ~ tl the: 19U National Tradt • PIOMhlps Vct'!J. will be JOlned by Pt<ipf from On ho top fin1 hCf 1n the points race a\ I ~MU Ol)mp Quabfyi Mt! Tht ~ hna oompetiuoo •·ilt held Tuoda)" lhrouah Friday. J\d) 8-t t. at lhf'. Olympic Cycl Vc:lodmmt 1n Mosrnw. ' . ........... .,0....--... 8taUon manacer Paul OelrtCb and AlrCa1 Vice Praldent ~er DeUer bOud the flnt fillbt to Chicaao. ' .. Diiect flights from OC ~o OhicagO begin a1 ~UCllELLE COLE • Gary Proctor, chairman o_f ~M ro!JIC than ao th'ro~ P11tsbuflh," he bttause they wanted to be on ~ OflMDellrNM.... Orangt County Airport Comr.n aon ~•d. . . . inausural n~&ht. AuCal 1nau1urated non-stop str-rcprHCntcd the county dunna _tbt Kathyrn Btenkowaka, returrung AifC.al wm offer an mtrochK10IY vice between Orange Coun'ty's John fcst1t1t1es which included a stnna-borne to Chicqo with her baby said one way fate to Ch1caio of S 12_9, Wayne Airport and Chicago's O'Hare trio that played ".Chicqo,~· ~d ~halo I.be 11 happy about the direct fuaht Tickets must be .purchbed befo~ I ntcmational Airport ·on Tuesday of colored balloons. Patncia 0 Hare and plans to u~ it ap.in on h~r next July 14 and tr1vcl mu t be completed mom mg .._,P.~mcr. •nstcr of the late Butch . vi.Sit. by_J uly 31. The standard one way fa.re-' The Nt'wPof1 Beach-based a1rl1nc ,0 arc, C'ongrcssaonal Medal of Bett Mclotoilh said she and hus-effective Au ust I. will be SllS. The will operate thret round-trip flights Ho r v.ianner for whom Chicaao's band ~ichard made the early-mom-airllnewill~soofTcra 14dayadvanc:c daily At present, it is the only Oranae O'Hare lntemauon~ Airpon was in& drive from West Covlt)a just purchase roundt-rip fare ofS258 •. eount}' carrier to offer non-stop nAmed. wa~ the ~pec1al 1uest for the wn iCt' IX'twet!n John Wayne and ribbon culling ceremonies. Mf1.. O'Hare Palmer and her daughter •. Pauy "We have been working on this for Lowry of Phoenix, were among the quite some tame," ~ad one A1rCal 140 passcngt'rs to t1oard the inaugural official. flight. Although Aar<."al t'xpects the two 1rhcre wuc no empty scats on the morning and ont' attemoon flights to Boeing 737-300 which took Qff' for t>r popular. there are no plans to Chicago at 8:40 a.m. Paul R. Oclnch, eitpand the Chicago schedule. &aid an AirCal station manager said the Paul R Oelrich, AirC'al's Orange flights arc nearly sold out for the first Count~ station manager week. Dunng ceremonies held pnor to •·fantastic" was the consensus of tht' first dcpanang flight for C'h•caJO, tht' travt'lcr.s waatang to bo&rd A1iCal Pctcr Deaser. senior administratJve Flight No. 2. Roger Wander of vice president said, "Our discussions Huntington Beach said he flies to with business travelers and travel Cleveland .. quite a bit." .. I would agents 1nd1catt'd strong commuter rather fly the Chicago to Cleveland interest bet"-CCn tht' greater areas of C h1cago and Orange County." Dow Joan breaks 1, 900 barrier NEW YORK (AP)-A late buyina SUflC pushed the Dow Jones indus.- trial averaae to its first clote above I .90() as the stock market set more records Tuesday. The Dow Jones average of 30 blue chip stocks rose l0.82 points froin its record close of Mqnday to finish the day at l.903.S4. The market"s best known indicator had climbed briefly above .t,900 on "Monday . before clcmna at 1,892. n. The industrial average has chm bed ·just under 606 points since late Scetcmber. , Other m-.jor market md1cators ~Ito set new highs as contmucd op.um11m Qver the prosi>c<:ts for lower interest rates buoyed fhe market. Lower rates arc seen as a booa to buJtnCIS conditions and improvements m corporate profits. Many analysts contend tht' econ· ocny's persistent ·sluggashness makes at hkely mtcrcst rates wilJ decline further. i :i'till~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~--l1b''iii•i·Mliiil--------------- NEW YORK (AP) -The fonowlf')O llsl ltle>ws lhe New VOf'k Slocit. Excti.nge slodls and warrants that nave QOM up the most and down the most bas9d on f:cel\1 of ch:.ncie reoardleu of vOlu"'! ~~ tradlnQ below S2 are ln<:I· 'V F1r111'1 Mfll ~ 13'. li if :1:" " iC 1:! U w~:::.oe1>1~ ·_ '~ -. Net and percentage cl'lallllfl ar•' !he d tnce ~lwetn the .J 1>revlo4s clOs f'lO 1J XEO 11111 1 '" l A~f~~ ' a ~ price and TUUdaY'J 2 P m . p r I c t i"meron ' f1~ 1'14 Name 1 MF.ROH 2 Va oEnr 3 Ex tlto ·i Ravm.rk ~OS's LE Am Motor.s 8 Tt~fl Ind 9 UnCarbdt s ~.':f Chg Pel. ~~fc~~s l~ ~ 71~ I 1 UP 32.• 4 vlCl'lartCo 2~ 'It 91h l'I• Up '1.2 s LeucadNll 26~ 11/t 53~ SI/a UP 1 .6 6 vlM1111vllle 2~ + ''-11 1 Up I .0 1 MarronLab s '614 + 2 •'h ~ U1> ·~ DOWNS 16~ I~ UP . Name LHI CnQ ~ • -l4I U1> ,.a entC1> s•n -1 ·~ -l4I UP .6 'l JtwtlCC! 26 -2~ 22J4 1~ Up .7 3 GlfSLI TlOl>t 70 -61"1 ' PubflCk Ind t EntexErio Za1>11t11 Cl> Nerco 8 Acme Clev 9 Grv~ur, 10 Unlo(I ICPI n 11 Hu~ to s 12 LL orp 3 F1 lss CP 1• Harlm•r1C s lf Ptrllnv 1 FamDlrSI l Heiencur I~ Rd0811t CY Pf 1 Armcolnc ~US Home Coo1>rvU1 lnteolhc Mau 11mG1> McLean wt wstBell 1 ~tlCllSlnll .9 :i ,,4 -(11llll!lllll------------: NEW YORK (AP) -The lollowlnll llst snow\ the Over -ll'le -Cou11l e r $IOClls and warrants ll'lal have QOne up ll'le most •rid down Ille most based on i>ercent oi chanQe for Tuesday No Meurlllft tradlno below S2 or 1000 s.riues art·included. Ntl a11d i>ercen1119e c.nanoes are tl'le difference between lhe Previous c.losl110 price end Tuesclav's 111s1 or bid 1> r I c e UPS Pel ., 10 11 a 1• lS 19 ll I Lais~ Jt, I "h 6~ ' 3 ~ ~~l tt :I ~ U1> ~S UP 3 I UP 1 24 UP 0 UP l 3 ~ On July 4 20th, tht> Se:i C'nidde.,, v. Ill -.,1il in a Monte Carlo 11tmo,phere And into town .111 with the rhann· to >A1n "''""' fuh Only 'lhr11 be.-clnckmg ~Vt'l.tl ulou!o pnzt'" L1kt• clmner ror tv.t'nf\ hundttd yard" inland At the Four at The R1t1 Wrekrnd' for two at Season!' Hotel in Newpt1rt Beach Ttw "'•ur Seasons. New The oa::aswn i" .t benefit for tht> .,_ port Heach Marrmtt. {>ranR" Coonty Panfir "ymphony .md lhP NPWporttr And ytlll'rt cordially 1nv1te<l to kt"'<1rf: (;1ft rf'rt1f1 atttnd catec; from Fashion All proceeds from the eve Island mt'rrhantc; nm.g will~ donated to Orangi-• C,110.-1 watrht"I County'~ professional res1dent Evtn .1 J(lmclola ~for its 1986/1987 <'TUl"t premiere ~ in the new Thtn "''m'' l111k\. Perfomunj[ Art~ unt'1' pt'r "'" will wm CJUr Thi.' evenf Mtl ~$tin p<>ol"uft ckor prll\' A emf" wt'ek whttt you'll have a chan<'l' to minscl<-. Mt'C'111erranean tit <..am bean m 11'-t' hpvc a rocktail <Jr two, ;ind 'ltt '!Oll\P for two valut'd at ~IO 000 ahn:ird of tht 1.itP~ ~les fmm Fa.<1hacm the rf'al ~;i f,ocltfl'.,, An mtamall' f!lland Designs in a l{lamnroui; 1J6 pasc;enRtr lx-aury th;lf ft'd!I auite ship ~tflnlJ mort like yol.tr own pnvatt y.1rht After tht• pool<11cf.-than l'I cru1<.(' i.h1p ~ N"C.l'pl111n Rut tven if you rlnn't wan !ht' :iillf!ll~~"--"".iiiie~ tnp, you're °"111 a winner Bf'l~uv. you1t be ttOOrttd to tM btll room '°'elm ner and danc:i You mll)' ewtn try your hand at 1 little-blltC.kjadc. multtte ot dKt. )'t1t1'll hf> ht'lp!Oj The' P..t( ift< ~VlllJ>hony cm.rt lb COUT'-" kif lb mmma M'i\'lllO, And uh,wh11t a ~a<1on1 Thi· !'ymphonr umrm · a w1d1: varaet~ of ITill"'IC~ f'nttn:Unmt"fll ~n>m 1 la'l'li I ~ymphomc mn<'trt" and th~ 1nllrm1tt. ch.lmhtr music St'nr.t1 lt1 pop c1mcert~ and family·oritnted t\at urday m11ming performances 5<1 don't m1-.s the boat Joan U'i .~I An fo.vrnmg Aboard Tht '\ea ( 1oddr'ls" ;rnd help keep thr ~ymphony 'l<ulmg ~moothly Thr ft·'ltivallt''I begm July 20th ilt !'i 30 p m at the n~ h111r SeasoM Hr.tel f>rtoss 1" ~nmg r.r 'TUISl' Wt'ar Tirkel'i arf' $125 ~r pnson. nr $1.2fi0 for tabltc; ti( ten . l'lt>ase m;ik,. checlcs payahlP lo thr Oran~ County Pacifi< <;ymphony Attmdance;s hm11td, <;<1 send in your rc<;er V3l100'1 "-'ltlfl R svr WamonJohn'K>n, ~t'nl Chairman, OranRt' Ctillnty Paofit Symiltlony. PO Box 10485. Nf'Wport &-tl, CA 92658. ~ . ,I ....__a 1• 'ii' c SL ' W HAT AM EX DID NEW ~I( (AP) J\A. 1' · a~· ·~~ ~IOWI Arrux L E~DERS METALS QuorE s W H~T NYSE Orn NY Sf Lr ~of R\ . .. ... , ~ NASDAQ SUMMARY . thz. b.JU.on do.vn shirt. ootf\nzet. ell-cxttai °'fbc-d cloth ah1rt t'Dtldll. ~ us b,t - ~ d ~Or\mrle ~·mHbi tmlcnd wtth !pit ·~ Ci:>n9truc_!.loil fi un;un&.¢ flteni cxxnbt m ...wt'l•l<l. bhA,OX:ru,pnk,~lcNf • ' .. ·-. . I .~ . ' .. . --·TIE ART• .-011 UDIEDY•TIE DMYPIOT's ~ CWSIFIED PA8ES. CALL 642-5678 · IF CALLING FROM Nollnt ORANGI! IF.CALLING FROM SOUTH ORANGE You can now call the Dally Piiot Claaalfled Dept. on Saturday morning from 8:00 to 1J~ a.m. ,to place your lundar and Monday .da. B&ltlAAn F•aAU HOUSH/CONDOS 111• ,,,, "" 1.00 ,.,. "'° 71M ,. .. 21• 2lt0 MISC. llNlALS ~/1-~ -............ "'"'''-. ,,,.,_ ........,...,_ .,._, __ Geo.• ..... -. ..... ,.,_... c.---,_ .. _ c.--0.-...... .. ,.,. ._.,_ ........... ----· -'--..... '--~ ..... '-.. ,.. ... _,,..... --._,_ ~,,_,_ W.00 ,. ... "°"'°"""-,.,,_, .... ..._. .. S..-•-,_ •001 100. 1001 1011 • ''") 101• •O:t• •OlJ IQ.M '°"° ICM) 1044 a.. IOJO •C.U IOH .,., ·~ •01' 1011 . ..., IOllA ICM ON "'° 1100 1121 I to lllNIAU HOUlll/CONDOI ~_..., --..-.... c_._.. c-.. _ , __ --1tl .... , ....... ,,,..... .................... ..._....,_ -~ .... ._ ... ._ ....... i.-.--""""· ..._. ...... -~ . '-ilo.-C.-- .... IS7t IJIO "'° ·-,.,, APAITMINTI °"""" ........... ..... .._.. C..--""""' '-.. _ c.--°""".....,, I'll-,._,,..,, .........,.._ ~-\.-...... '--'-.....,i la.-., -"""" ~...,. s-c---c:...--,_,_ '-_..,... ,..c-_ ..... '-,_. ........... -...... 1 ...... -w--0.-........ ~ COMM•GM •.l.aAU~ f7SO 11'1 77 .. 1T1t ,,.. 7711 77tO ....... o.wc.. 0-0... llll'LOY...,. ,....... ... ..., ,..,._,,.,,.._...... JIOO ~ SIN ~I~ U» ,..,. .. ,,..... "°' ...... UIO 0..01...__ Sl)O a.....-. U)O ~----uu , ••• tlCD tlOI ••01 •in tlfA tit• ··~ tl40 .... , ., ... ., .. "'° ... , .,., ., .. .,., .,.., nAlllF•TATIOll IOATI a-.. . 1011 ,._ '°" w ~· ......,.. 101• ..... ,.,,. ..... ,..._..,........ • l'O'JO ..,.,~...._ nm MISC. ......... 1()10 C-/fN/1,.,_ IOIA ~........ IC)ll CL.ASslFIED INDEX · 642-5878 DE~LINES PUBLICATION DEADLINE Monday .......... Sat. 11:30 ~M Tueeday..... .... Mon 5:30 PM ~9dneed1y". Tuea 5:30 PM Thut9day . , ...• Wed 5.30 PM CLASSIFlfD OFPICE HOURS T~~ Mond•y-FrlO•y 8:00 AM·5'30 PM S•turd.-y 8 OQ AM· I 1 30 AM BuliMN Counter Monday-Friday CHECKYOURADTHEFrR8TDAY The Ody Piiot atrNel tor efftc6el'lcy end f/tOWfeqf. ~. occulonelly en'Ort do oc:our . .,.._ It.ten wNr\ your ed la reed bectc end of-* )'OUt ed daly. Aepcwt wrora imm.dlatety to 642-5171. The Deity Pliot eccept1 no Nabtllty for etf'/ en'Ot In an· ~teement fOt wNctl tt m9Y be~ except tor tM C09t of the ap.ce ac:tu.tty oocupted by theetTOI'. Cr.tit cen onty be allowed forlhe flfa1 FROM NORTH ORANGE COUNTY FROM IOUllt ORANGI! COUNTY ... u. •Un Friday .......... Thura 5:30 PM S.tUfdty.. ........ Fri 5·3(). PM Sunday ............ Sat. 11·30 AM 8 00 AM-5 00 PM 842-5178 lnMrtton. . 1uJ htatt Fer Sale Guti1l ·1002 Ceata 111111 1024 •:-rrt ltack lOH lalMa Ctata Ntu 2124 l~t ltuk Jiit lalha.t Ptalanla C.tl... MM luL luck M41 ...... tc..... '" IUIY HAii HW CUFF um Pni .. ala 2107 Etttalde 2 Bedroom, BidCANYON 2eD 28l. 2I07 Euttide Cottagee '28r & XVXitxati lOLY 1 _ La51 C•nyon Ct twnttm $ · *mPSTllAll* 1811hDuplex,yard.l"l9'fll 1rp11n 11vrmlmttrbdrm,sUoGGOa 18AdUp'• 238r.W/Dhllup,catp0r12bd . 1ba . near Gatta [OOZ , FOR SUMllH 2bd ?''ib• luxury thru 3 or. 4 Bdrmt, btriha, lg Cozy 28 ar 111 blllna CJpta & paint $750/rno bal, pool, 2 C8( g11. Avall-Stove/r.trlo utlll paid. S895rS795. 722~4 Yorittowne/Beach Blvd. ---------·n· • u1>n1oy11your5ell outfRufie p~vrd Bullde< couhtrykltc lam room f1W ~· id~pa allullli 998-3434 LuveMessaoe 1bleJuty1.4M'-0148. 417 EBayAwlldullpf EISl~'"PL'"' dlnarea,g1rg,w1t«Rd. *TIEILIFFS* '""' oridtioluwriersh1p ' many )(1ra1 Immaculate n crps · ---. ,.~711... .," ..... ""' tettlldok nopet1ple9M. "' , ius 11 com~ r the w P•Y S2000 towud• cond Term• negotlable Incl Yrly S 1000 FM Eutllde houM w/'rcy pool lllfh 211 2U No pelt ._ • ~ 18R upper comer 19t 1125 +s3oo dep eat no ltwtat llstiicl t,,oa l'l ,, ''""'fl ,, 3 clo~ong St29 900 Agt 500 Sign.i Ad 6-42-9212 RUIEIT 111-1110 oar patio kids ok I/lord 2cargatege ~pool Nwpt Penln 3Br 2Ba gar S525/mo, 111 +NC, fee a&-0755JN3.i5oo Moel P<>PUl•r Plen F. bO• ,1,..,1e "" 1 wll'"• 2221 Canyon Drive ~ ----_ P•Yt ullll $775 539-6191 avlltlmmed 11200,mo· lndry frplc Yr1Y ~1111• n-~1 494-519,5 . 1:.--· --=---.----.rr:~ (Exp•ndedJ 011er 2000 s I till " IC.her plu~ ".I t>drm 675 8&24 or 786-3754 IUE 11 lffD Off B1lbot under S 1000 5 ~gt lee 5"0-4180t•9•·2950 • Villa Rentall 116-4912 Wtau 3Br • l•m1ly Ch~e toe 0 1 rm 2b'-dbl gar updtd kit -__ Jii_,.-~~~~~~-- Custom features Prtced I w•tri tin tr MIC.hen COSTl IHI n th. 4 bdrm paol home pvt ptlo 539-6191 Agt lee Flat appeallng 2bf kid• ok BLUFFS CONDO E-PLAN C.rtu ••I ~ 2822 meatia11u •ITIPI" ... lor quick Hie nt $251 600 .. nci I 1;110 (lllRIYI SU• 100) Mint condition Vacant. -·---bealc decor pool for tum· 3Br 2'~8• FIA, 2200 aq tt. -2Br, frplc , garagt. wlland Agt 640-5560 MARIA BERCOVIT l 4 bdrm, 2 bath ttC:me Ae-must sell Reduced to Ctrtaa ••I •ar 2122 mer under S 6 O o No pelt, Htoc pool *IAIE fm* 1'&11911TS .undec:k, oc"n vfew MAr" fl'i TWITCHELL model lrg 101, quiet IOJ S2~.~69:~1 369. 39A NIMLY DEC 539-6191 Agt lee $1850 mo &«--0350 1Bf 1Ba, all bltlna, ullls Beeuttful large Apt1 In Onty $875. FM MllfTll&TH c111on .ChUCll & Liz Jooet llUT WUTDI COM Cottage Garg,' yd, New-Euttlde 3Br 2'~Ba 2 BLUFFS-SUPER CLEAN Incl Hurry S500 FM quiet netghborhefod TIUUIT 11 ....... 759·?100 T.w.sll', 631 1266 or 6-46-5743 •m E-an lrplc l•undry, patio story Townhome All 4bd, 2~ba. •vall now. nuam llJ..1110 Poot 59• No pet• -------GEOQGf k~M (c,MPANV :r..1ta.• .,...-. .......... , • I ~~~~. n •• $1550/mo. &«-4993 1men1tl111 St250Lmo auoc pool. no pelt. • 24 1Bdrm $855 1111UllUIYllW Large 2 Bedroom ur li I • • 11111 IEW OllN VIII• R.ntals 875-<t912 s 1550/mo 644--0350 .... ... 2Bdrm 1'1·8• $750 Slll llr ...,..,... ~~ w~~:.~~y :!:~.~~Iv --------· e<sy GW Cat om bullt. 3bd, 3bl, oar. NrSCP 3bdrm hrM 2ba LG ~R tBA 1 b::~~y. X~men. nd ?!!~ 151 E 21tt St. 548-2401 ·-..... I ·--· ...... _, __ ..,._ t1r-18~-CIOM to .... ~ .. bubblln'~uul """.I too O h t ~ "" DELUXE Eltlde lrn 2BR,1:;.;;::C::~~~~~~~-ma nta1~ ground~ a • ., -.,.._,. ,..--. ne ou1e o w1ter. $.>495 + seoo aecurlty • 1• I M community po<J. w1111< ng OSTSllE FlllfU 1111 & mopping S20001mo •ppla S8 539-619 1 GREAT loc.llon, parking. 646-38l6 frldg, dlw, carport, gas & *211111 • ll * d1st1nce to ~t.0p0 9 !I By Ownr Cul-de-sec 340 l~T TllUCE yrly A111f now' 673·53~ Agl fee • __ • _._ gd cond, yd. yr lease, ___ wtr pd. S700 t.~ no RWtg, dllflwaaher & atow park A 1e" 1 c. .,a .. RamO'f' Pl 4Br 28• ~"''"•" Ctltl lllna 2124 Rent/own hm w/J•cui S1050/mo. 650-2430 Newly dee. 2 BR 1BA. lrlg. pett. yat lte Incl NO PETS M~ s 104 9.!>0 lndry 111'1 lg rem rm 38R 2''tBA condo wlg•r equtpt kit kids/pet snazzy Sf19I encl illf $605/mo Extra 11 ge lbd In •Pie• Ml ... ........ ... .......... ,,_,, w lrplt nu paint & St25K Bkr 963-8377 1dCHAAMER decor $750 539-6191 •EAST8LUFF AREA ·3Br 846-7129 Open 3-7 dally di hw r~n.r ca port I~ *'IOI * (714) 673-4400 · wallpaper 1800 sit On , -48R 2BA E/alde. Lrg yard, A t f 281, garage, lrplc S ~50 2210-C RUTGERS 1 ~ ' r ' Aefrlg, dlatiwutlet & t10W llllTllCTH TIWIHIP Large 2 Bedroom P'' ' • Unit with party " H• '1• Very pnvllf' El• •1.1' • m11n1111neo qrcl'J' community pool ""1 • d1st•nce Ir v.otic. park A I• • I c • 5ta. iSO . (114) 67l 44()(' llH SIZE "TIO One stor~ t,f1A ,, • tom•ze".l 71'• LR d•n•"• den Brl Ni• & We,trh!f 1 $125000 A .. • •'II Grub llis HARIOR WOODS lrg 101 Prime loc nr ~hit W11HE I TH TllH' 2 cer gar w/opnr. w/d O " I se V 1111 A en t 111 deck, 41 J amee ~r Incl NO PETS Ms-4855 $211,100 ~ ,hQpa S 170K645~481 A19hlhefe lnexciuslve81g hkup. lrg den Close to Sh.,.p E111alde 1BR • 875-491 2 2$7~1~:0~· s1x,8~ Pomona ~9-9758 CMlgapt,2 l'Mllt•IUlt•. lo Ca n Yon near t tie all S 1300/mo den. 1 car gar lud Incl NEWPORT CREST Condo potlt Gas & water paid tlol 4-Ple• u•itl Heat. HarMu 1042 townttome priced 10 sell 266 Cecil water & OH 725/mo Chlld ok S<lB-2562 West:f'll!ld ~;70/mogar~873 • at S t89.000 Cell TSL MGMT 642.1803 546-9950 4Br • F•m rrn. FIP. , ... wu.; ', ~-•W!l': Tll lffll * 759.1501 .-PENTR100-=---co"E• 2·1ie1. par . pool, leAnla, 2BA 1•;eA. patio. gar No EASTBLUFf t 38r 2Ba P•'g 6 ""'"10· '"""\' 4bd 2 "rb a frplcs llUTWEmll 1r38r 2·~81 Condo Obi '° • iac etc, 337-6711 · IP&ITMllTI & 2 IC> N F.lfl •ut•ru "' 1r•oe5 1 $329900 Agent Julie gar. FR lrpl, yrd. ten· 2Br 2Ba Condo W/O; 2 ~ , -sO:~~/~~S ::t':4'fwL•ne Llkebrandnew AUutllltlet Sl000~~0~ •• 1g1/t~ " "'ll" JI In•" . 842 J464 or 846-0809 I IUl EITITI I I 1 Nd I lly car gar1.ge w/operi•r Npport Sh~. 2 block• paid Pool. garage 1 •• F only · ' i A4 1010 n 9 poo ' JllC ' •m $1050 Ov9r atreamt & to beach. 3Qdrm, 2 Bath, 2Br 1 '~8e twnhM type ''Chlld ok No peta ..,. · • L1f.e11 Hilb 1 OSO S t050 No Pets 722•80t1 lalls No pet1 549-2447 newly decorated 1 YMr 011: d /w. butcher Dlk 28drm 18•11'1 S710 Entoy t_he_L_u_JC_llf'/ __ of_tM_ L EISu At WORLD 29A GW *IUmFtL lllE* EHtslde JBr tba. yrd. e6ec :~a~)S81~1~ 1 ~ kltcn, 8 ya Old . 3020 30l Avocado 942-9850 belOlftll 1UtroundlnQI of Coroa• d•I Mar 1022 21>1Condo cent H/A 1n 3Br "281 2 car o•r11ge pd SS75/mo Also 2Br Flllrnore S735 546-5605 LARGE 2bd 1,~be P•llo BIG CANYON EASl'ln I • ~ !>•de 11undry gar w/opnr Must see Pet ok (81817Sl--02S5 ' ' · 1p1clou1 2Br or 38r F , "I Df t 1M S900/ F 181 wly•rd & gerage --....--2BR 2ba townttome Pin· lndry hkp no pell Condo -lfrplc .. 2 ~··: '·~ '., 1AO deg vu oce•nl S LC mo ee S795/mo 6.4~·3850 Bkr Reuon to move huge hm · ·s1oomo. 64s.3515 ~,..,......:,_ .,~ ,..";. • ..4.., t ,.. g A.i• ·1n111~ , br~~re, 24 nr HC tat• Ollt TIUIEIT lll-1110 r w/3ba llyd frplc gar try rm. pY1 patio. laund -..,.......~ . ....-. .,...-~ ... "',,.,,.,11u1 $139 500 Owner • t l016 -YIL•••EOIEEI newer kltch kid• $925 cerpt.ator11g4t"*!,tml 1m•-g1tn WldhkUP9 From 855 1637 e rt * E11t1lde newer 2BR .... pet oil se9s. 596 Joenn -~ S 195 Call 644--0509 _, ev OWNEA . Trl·lvt condo. I Twnhme. bltln• lrplc, 3Br 2ea. DIA, FIR, flp 539-6191 Agl fM 549-0433 (X 650-3873 2BR 18A, dlhwr. b81C. 1 N ._ t I I k I vv t Poollsp• No pets TH.E 8LUEFS U>YtllY 3bc v~ all ~ns le75.LmQ. aster~wlftr ...... t :p:r t c ;}88 2'.uiA.J.am.un...a.lc. enc ,gar. lrg Yatd Avail !_tOO&lmo ~6995 2b• Condo. 3 pauo·s. *°"'Tlllf* 2201 Paclllc . . patio In our Big Canyon M 1110 llllS RI Must see this llke new immed $875 645-5862 F i r I Ind all A 1 tBr 18a, fvll khcnen, •II TSL MGMT 942-1803 home Mature, qutet F B 3bd 2b 180• un11 Sec sys only 3BR 2BA No .... ,, Reier· •••II I rp ry rrn. •v UO d $500 F ....._ S 87 Y owner •. I minutes to SC Ptu .. v Viii-2134 64•·5050 uk for Ella blllna, 0 .,.ea M POOL-PRIVATE-PATIO 750 +-lee. 759-13 · ocean "'1ew large game St 18 000 675 6087 or ence~ Very quiet area • z ----TILllHT 111-HIO New d/w, lrJ>I. c, gar~. NEWPORT PIER AREA room.newpalnt.fee · Rear boat Slorage BlgtwltbatSbrlnclden Walklothet>each Pool•& 805-934-3473 51 095 C II.. .. w-· t•ftnlt ~er 2'LBI on * LAG t & 2 BO __,.,?<·LG 18r S565 2Br 75 3bd, 2ba •nt Y~, no lend $438K 6-46-1487 · I ... na-r "d• bl·M hm pool kids .... t ..,,, .. " • ·--·1 c•sTSIOE 557 21•1 _.. ~ti ftr Salt 1400 313 842-4300 24 hrs s950 539_6191 Agt 1_;" canal S17951mo Vacant reclec:or•ted, quiet. pool ~ • .. pelt. oarege. 11 mo * IUFFS llY Y1£W * DOCKSIDE RE 722-9730 S550 to SS$ ---paiyan Ylll e111ll nowl 673-e&40 FnrJ \Jnll Trine Bly Ille"# rt FOR SALE ON WEST Ch•rmlng 2BR 1''1BA tree Housea for rant. Peta ok --1884 Monrovia 548-03311 1 bd, carport. dltlhwather Studio Apt IH5/mo =-ongrnbll lmmacmcr.-e·in f8TH ST IN COSTA ahadedcottege lrgyerd S595/mo•S600secdep 2~r:;;k 1B•~~ental •MESAVEADEO'IUx28f, $515 631-&155 Shower, b•lh, un· c.rJ11d 1BR-38A lg l<Jt I MESA. 60x 120, A-3 No pets $700/mo eec I Call Mary at ~'so/ s to " c 675 a~~ ZS. M¥f11tc0r d/w --turnlthed. t t\OuM from r.>u1AI c.ulde-se~ street tl35.000 581-2188 ~ '2-43E P2nd~tr1Jet (714)96~-~112 or (61~:4t-~29 -~ locked garage.' 1ndry TllY10Tlllll beach Utllapd.17M249 -.. ' S 199,500 L H ROOI FIR I HITS CIRCLE & CAll '8 t It L 2140 ---$750 No peta &A0-2495 2Br w/gar Crpta, drpt. VE~ RS•ILLES 1BR Pnt ........ I I ' . 1 7.59 1234 M11sa V11rde cln 2br 1nc11 81 • IC• Ytarh 2 I 114nu bltln1 ~ncd yrd w/patlO " ·-I H I I tnn,ij · E~:1'?~1~::,• ~~~~~~ den P"' 0110 updtd kit 10 2 story dntwn. w1k to bdl. ~n view Other• 811811-$475 1Br oblle home 63~120 Call 1·5PM Quiet ioc.tlon Avail Juty u I .d I\ )ft/II}.)/ JI onl 1220 000 d@p 5670 2bd 2'~bl, 1ndk. n-peta. Ible CIOM 10 bMch :~~~:· ~ler~~~=~ 667 Victor!• "C" $875 1 $775/:!~ A.Qen1 • Y Oarer Warlll * Ul·l 111 * :; Ji 1~.1;1;~ 1 ~:ooo ClllUY lmll port Blvd 6-46-6373 MESA PINES 2aso Han• v~-··r ...... Stud'· ... ...,. R E A l T V 5 room t b1 trl home · · ,j I MIT 110 STUDIO 1550 --,.. "'-· •BR >9• · fl "b 111-2242 moms ktl dads ger kld1 BEACH CONDO $550 ' $720/mo Upper 2BA 2BA 18A 198 ••50 VMtalflet quiet 1Br Sn5 \1e9,,0o xraehrd~:'d I S7<>5avall7115539619t Studio. frplc, patio. pool, 111-aOltrllJ..1111 frplc. lndry"fec:. gar No TO~AREA,Oulet.NoPeta Vllla811bo•2Brvu l 1200 Cotti Mtu 1024 .,.,a11 $62 500 Oualllled Ag11nt lee t•nnla. 811 •menltlH S.a Jau pet• Nie.locatlon ••549-24•7•* Agt 131_.MO Dc(•11 .. CITY llll!MTS ouy"rs only 552-37tl8 834-713210 846--0330/E C fl; 2171 2085 Ttiurln 540-6338 u.vw 2bd w/,,,,_, bWn lu Cltantt Bfl .... • ~ "•h , ,.. , 1 ~pm w~dys 9 7 wknd1 Int. a.......... It I llUI .......... -........ ~... " .... -.. ocb=VIEW-DXNX pf llUT LIOITIH cemno • t••20 clecil 2eR 2BA duplex wtgw Hr 5,,,311 Vefs1111es Unit S.c 1-E W • .a 1625 PENTHOUSEw/oceenvu. 380, 2'h8A Townhoute, S750/mo• 2br 1"'b• overlooking golf COUrM. ocean.Av•llnow 210W bldg PQOf near t>each • • lat.. townhbuH: f,reenbelt, 570 Joenn, nr Wll8on a Mar1ult1 $700 + NC. $73 •no l?IJ)6"? 3292 28r 28• w/lofl+ tg pool, tennis, $1400/m(). H bor "'~" ,.7.,. '"' 0 · • ILIFFS 00110 storage rm, F/P. oek Bob Kann, 537-2270. aot lndry rm, •II bl ·Ina ar · _,,.. ..... 19-944-5&31 or f v/Wknd 12131387 5900 Will pay 111 Clllh for low· kllc. W/0. ceramic Ille, 2078 Thurln Wettlllde Lg 28f Apt, pn11 71-4-947-8338 REAUl BLUFFS E PLAN End home 28r 2Ba 1 hHl/water Incl • You talk Ctllt •ttrt TSL MG~T 642· 1603 patio, lndry Off·ttrM1 lllac.-;;:ln:----r---- 3Br 2 ~8• FIA 2200 11 level Call 17 14)644-027& won't be41eve the ilxtrut 211t BACHELOR (large) wflrg puking + garage ..... End unit on lrg grnblt or 1818134q 6087 S 1300/mo 840-1935 Pina -3Br 288. P8tl01n good~ $405 S550/mo Cell M0-52g9 1111 S26'> 000 188 644 -0350 I I Lalau luck 14 bMUt park-flke tettlng 859 W, 19 Str"t Dua Ptlal EXCHANGE-NICE MQ for 1 · OILY 131&,000 tltl 1 Pool IP• J•c rec rm ... --nurlllng care for lnVaMnt PENINSULA PARADE OF HOMES ~ tc 1 2B . den, 2'h8a, cu1tom, S.c gate iaoo. 0975.9089 ll&'---&ield'" 2BA 2BA, modern. gar. lady, wknd• & other ie1tef r~11!1t'4lc oce1nlront ~•HI ••Its fplc, gar., p•tlo, deck1, -..------Wwt:mLI Clote to beach. CIOM If l)ONlble, IOcel ref, non duplt'lt c:orn8f 101 1 slory ltrl lab oceen. cany()(l Vie'#, A11um11bte 111 9 6251 h8tbor. CloM to tt\OPI smoker 631--050-4 CM 1.onlemp destgn Prine only 1Pacioul S 1'400 •99--2181 Luxury 2bd. 2ba Condo, 1'111'EITI S795/mo 161~ t•2 • OtHr ll.E. 711-IOIO llllllllS I .. IS 3 ARCH BAY llltd oalllnga POOi. IP• Beautltut. etMn 1.,ge G1t· Mature/F Ml unf\lmlafl Wednesday July 2nd 1 PM 4 PM Fiii your vecanclel fut 6 3BR, FIR, 38A Full OCMn 551-6-460 9"'H/wtlndt den Apt• patios deck• 2BR Oen, 2BA, ocean room, prfv. beth to rent to Ill fllH . free Call T • li'fAA ~ Sor,Y. n9 pei · lflew, garage/elee opnr, non lmtlr/F 26 yra+ Cell Cltalln• yu S 1900 Mani, a1ha Iii n 2Bdrm l 't.Bath 1716 dlw, elec Hlf·cle1n alter t . 5--48-1507 . On 'lVle\ cul de-sec F 11m 1 TELHllT lll·lnG Agt. 142-11113, 673-29341 ri..ptc ~ ..... A~ 15 room 28<1 •1 range new crpt J:~ 1ly rQOm dOIJblfl lrµlc. I • ' .,",.,._.. rm 2811h • 40 dtaped fr""', 1g' Mllure F hall unf\ll'n. C.M. s 1!18 ooo Call lllllOlll/IW.THI • ~t ltack home w/Jacuul & = 391 W Wiiton 631-5513 ""· 1 ;41Jn.1o~. room, pvt be to ,.,. to • 1412 WEST BAY 1' 759 1501 Fas1 free· tenant pr.td~ •™ 288 yg /am rm equlpt kltch kid• 75 Cntlllll PIT non-tmoklng F 25 Yf11+ 3 bnc1roorr • P. NII slip • GREAfWESTERN lnlo539-819<4Baltf\lty 2"h car garage, quiet 53M191AglfM ___ Sma11 Apt 5 d-aweekl • ..,.,.a..c~ ... Calts.48-1307 1"-• end l/IPVY Glly ~nd REAL ESTATE lalMI ...... l Helghlt..,.. AVI 1116 •5rt11nb hrtaday.~5-3121 ···~la m ounta1nr1 • nt pot10 LOVELYHomew/SoPatlo Large 1B<lrm on Victoria, lmll 'G\1\1 St300/mo &45-055• la .... ; iioiio~-~~~!ii!o'!'llllll!!'i-..,;;,_ $845 000 1 Jot !Gd loc. 2bd . 1ba, •vell *UYHllJ •11* lal11• ZIM nHr Newport Blvd. ~ly l'Wltlll now avlll. July 15 SI 100/mo, )'9111~. Lg 2Bdrm, 28•. garage, 386 26X 'fo,1 Sp•rkllng ci.an. crplt, ll•? 00 wtc & up. tU• 1101 WEST BAY ., 3 mo depo9il upfront, frpl<i. 'J balCOnlee, boat · • garg, clrpa, 1tow, quiet '610 ...._t ........ c u ,. .. ,.7 ..... • Ill" ... YtEW HIH 675-i8671175-••57 slip 11100 FM Piiio, .,, ... Sept 7, tor No pell 990-2970 n-... YV ... _.,.. ._., _, _._. , 11• •••• mop .. :.,tvm1 81.ops1by300a/ndmo .... 121 •11 12 ..... ...... ID I ID 1 ..,.. Elegent M"'d •1--r r • ~ ,IP f:11m1ly home 4 be<l r1m ~ llh IRrqn tam lly room. torn ,,1 nin1 • 3 c.H garage $545,000 Car0t All1~1 11 • * 1014 EAST BALBOA BL VD" Bayfront with slip tor 55 bo~t 3 bedroom h'"Fiut+ful master tJedro6m suite. V1~w of bay city ltqhts and mot1ntalns HoucP. is ~ yedr s old $995,000. Beverly Mnrpt , •2278 CHANNEL RO~'l • Beautifully d "'~nr \ ~ 0 1 4 bedrooms On C:,\ ~~ .• grnnt views of~c,,...~~ and leaving N~ .. ~, . V1 w QI Prrat c,r_ ~·· Big C.eironn Beacr. sMo.000. Barbflrn Aune #2 CIVIC PUZI, SUITE 100 844-8200 3adrm Moneco $259 500 S~htng~w8ltelor _ __.....__._--'1 '--UI' .-..... _ Eafllde 28drm. 1 Bath ._.... 1213)696-0686 1youtod91t lnci-n.ci 911-Smarl cror.httl' •ILWH* Balboa latand Large 2 UP9tllrt Garege, t AdU41 Int" tt 1111 302tW PaclftoCoeltHwy let U1 llt8' y,. Sell y,., Pr.,.n,t c.u Clai11ftN, 642-5678 for Information & surprisingly low cost. • B-091n "' 1ne 1op w•IH a •Br. 2'-'8a, k>rm dine. ram. bedroom Apt and 1 pref'd :.6,~t.~0 Agt, II I............ ~";,hno= p1nenp1Jlf' yo!\!' C.ux.het rm. 2;t00 •If. greenbelt. bedroom Apt .. c:toM to ----•Month-to-month 1ac.ko1 ol worsted wetglll Ne8720~7~'/11700/mo. Rttr water (8t8) 795-6400 Eutllde21k 1Ba, bMrMd 1110 1v1tl1blo Hltlta 0 -e~. k t 1 oalllngt, lrptc, g.,.ege yarn "l (lnP «ilO<: •roe ...,..,_,... .'fOU now um ng PY1 petloe &eeQ-1700 -+ • fUmtlhtd/ tltl I nu Ilona S•lP<; 10 1611'(1 *......... * SWMl 18?Ctlltlfledltl 11t ···t -2s ..... ·-or..s pUioe to buy tti•t flflt • -· NC•• 2 I*· unfum11htd 3Br 28a..-2 Ut1 oar• car aon1 Ho peie. eso. t7M SoM $3.25 phi~ po11t•Qo nandhng 1sc Fnod yrd Pata ok. for TILHEIT 11 ~ta .... • ·JIM t.11 ... each pattern *Rent1l1 2-6 Bdrm• S.111 -s1000-*4C>OO mo :::. wt..:i:·~.en. . M1n1 11«ouaon. ~ lilWI..,.. .. 'l""' = lo42· 1183 11 14 ~ Ill", 3 Bedroom, 2 Bath 8tept "' 11m Mil... to IMladl poot & tennll ,_ • """"""........, & 1500/mo Stir 4M2·3150 _N_E_W_f'_O_A_ON_L_Y...._lt-M't'AtDdi! co;ido 2t>f, 9e IJllll19. tull-COlof c.t• 2tMI, bell.,., MO, 2 e_, too of Crllft1 paltern , gar, PoOllep&. l1•Htmo 1>00111 •ue>P•et crewel, H•-IOOO cro11 hleh, neodjopotr1I, II.Ml ... IAlch hook, qu1lllng Md 28r 18_1J blk to bell\ StOOQ m<>r __ • ______ • Utllt po Agt 97~3183 LAURA WHEELER Cl8lllfledao 1or.11111e A ~ F T 9 ::_n~ COIM'lttldl alol °' ' . ,. DLAllDVMA . APARTMlllTI Co4M I ftlJOY our p'*11 st,i. tp\i Quiet. eomfortablt It tlost to lrttftys I So Coast l'latt tffltle ollly m1nutt1 to buc11 '-... 1w1tletlle NOftTS PLEASE . ~·IPA.t •LAWY••I .. ••ClllL• ........ . t--• •eas.•••• 2--•• •7to..no • F1tntu c1nt11rs, ttnn11, sw1mm1ng Modtlt Gptn dt1ly 9 6 Sorry, no ptti Ntwpon 81ac;h No .., lrv1nt Avtnut (It lGthl MS-ftCM Newport Buch So 1700 lath StrHI lat OMrl Ml·51U ~ ,,..kt co:;;;mm;s JaarNM ~-Condo Avt July 8ttl. Advltt onty. '3000 ko ,,... 71CMM1& a.ate I tt llt . ITM l Mrn!!Ut ..... $2.40 per day T~O ALL ¥O&A~ tor 3 llnM. 30 day minimum In the SERVICE DIRECTORY CAU TOOAYll lllF•Llll Yow ~Dnctory ~l•ttw 142-4121 tit. JOI • ... I I 't I t ' f. I .. I ' • f . '· M.ff till 8, 8-8 , •• ens. Euclid ae. Ful*\on,CA • 11...eeo 6300 211-ft14701 t>ATUSN toO 8X '82 Xlt oond, !o41de4, 57K ml, 9rwy~. •5500/obo, Mt--1417 ' 'TOVOTA PO<·UP '11 Clll'llP9f ......, ale • M\/fm lt..O e.- -S1400, .....a?OI • SOUTH COUNT\' VOLKSWAOEN • ISU!tJ TlWI< YOU VW 'tie BUO X'lnt cic>n4· 831& ml nu wtit Pl. 11175 VW '64 BUO X'lnt cond, IRVINEAUTO CENTER 714-951-3144 800-428-7 485 BUJCK DEALER c!U*, 11850. 149 9333 ~~~~~~~~ IClllllll ·11 Cwnper, 1 ownr, Ill~ • • neYer '9btt. 103K 8Ctuel nnutl\'1 ml. Mlcl'I llf•. mint Int c•na •Ac 13500. Calt ~7 NILL I Hf "0•:1'1 f ROBINS HJli(• ,. ,, ( I ' LJ I ' r:2~ ·~U.S.A. VW '78-CAMPER • Ctl9m-LARGEST SELECTION 2m HWllOt ""° PeGM «11t1on, em/tm otlatemodll,lowf'nllMOI ~c::'..M:·~--~~:::'.~~~~~~~~~~ Atereo, hitch, ttov,, CMlll9CI In 0tenoe ..: AOUlS 71 r.trtg,aleept4.movtngto CournytS..u.tod"eyl mtEVV 1979 M:CURa!_MA ,., .... ~d AND TRYING HARDER .. TO Bf .r: t Hewell! Mutt 11111380o ' 1•0•1100 MONZA Station Wegon, i2500~....-~/wood obo 4~-«1148 .....,.,.H .... ~'"....... red, htr, 11.1110, V-9 a-:J1, grain lldel. ~ •SALES "'""" -""' ...... rootreek. 750 642-...,.. '78 VW WESTPHALIA COSTA MESA PONTIAC GRANO PRIX CAMPER, r.bl1 JflQ, etMn, CADILLAC ,72 8.ct de CORVETTE '85, lo ml. •81 BAOUOHAM-2 OR rta.IC NOTICE A cl&atlled ed la an euy way to Mil yC>Uf merd'lan· dlM, end h'a euy on your wallet, too. P\B.IC NOT1C£ flt8JC NOTICl , SERVICE • PAf'T8 ·LEASING lAl!GfS I ltMNIOlh ON IH( W1Sl°COASI £VERY MOOU ' COl~ CALI.TODAY ~ OrangeCounry DETERMINATION K*71 NOTICa nulldedea l•falea _.. PARCEL 2 The W•t hatt NEGATIVE DECLARATION MOTICa TO llV1TIMQ M:>I ........ ti w"9d .-.. COUNTY CW ol Lot "8 of FalrYlew Fenna, 3. PLANNING ACTION CMDfTOAI M Notloe la hereby g1Y9n that .,, le COf1e ~ 1M1 NYEU1D1 txc.ptlng the W•t 3 acr• PA-8&-t 16 FOR GRANT K IUU( ~ the Boerd ol Truet-of the -· Eat•t• of ALBIE.RT 0 tll«eol U 11\own on. map WIESE. A UTHORIZED (e.oe. '101-4107 CoU1 Community College .II uned -~ .. au HJLSON, eka ALBEm" OTIS thereof rec«ded In b0011 8, AGENT FOR MANNEL L U.C.C.) Olstttct of OrMgia County, ,........ a ......... puade NELSON. Oeceaucl page Tl, Mltc•ll•n•OUI SELVA AND-MERVIN ANO Notlee ,, hereby glY9fl to C.lllo.-nll . will recelYe ..... .,.., ...... ' .. ........ c ....... "* Mapa. r9CC>fda o1 said Or-BETTY GREIWE FOR A credit ore of Jh• wlthll'I ., l>kll up to l>ut ob lat• qi.tit• .. ,. aoe.rtci, llU clftef'O NOTICl CW ar.ge Counry Mid aetMQI CONOITIONAL USE PER· nemed tranal«Ot(a) thet 1 than t 1 00 a.m , Thure<Sey, r otrH COHI de IU NRSOMAL ~Ing calcvlJted to tlle MIT TO CONSTRUCT A 1&-t>ulk tran1fer la ebout to be July 10, t~atthePurchu-pnpl1d.ct Ml e'f1eo d- .....ANTATIW'I centlt line 01 Wiison Str..i UNIT MOTEL. LOCATED AT mede on penon._.i property Ing Department of Mid col-ctoNlpor,.,_ ... -'9. 1AL1 CW MAL and to· the Noni) llne ot the 111 ANO t19 CECIL PLACE. tlerelnatter delcrlbed. 1ege dr.trlct local.ct at 1370 ' ll111teft otfO!t ·,....toe auto. ale, '3700 080. . In lf"mllC cond, mutt Mfl, Air ,,. pb ..... atn/tm 642-153i, DoV9r Shor•. VIiie. Vlnyt roof, IU elite. PP. C•ll 93'1~98 Oy9. ee ~ ceM Miile VW '81 RABBIT eon-=· ~Xlnt eond. Ewt 731-7523 e33-oo10, &.5pm vertlble Blk, ~lent cond . .,,,/1111 CUMtte. lo mlluge 18500 080 A.tit lor Karl ~2188 deye Of 142-5038 ewnlngiL P\llt.IC NOTICE ~ CAOILLAC 'M Eldor8do Nu tlr•. lhocltt, braka Xlnt cond. 112,450 or best 9"-122-111~ QAOllJ.AC SEVILLE ' lmm.e, fewn on brn, muet ... to~e. S7500, 14CM085. Ml.JC ll)TIC( WlllYIUIUU USED CARS & TRUCKS COM! IN OR CALL FOR flll APPUll&l. Oet.ILLO llnllUf 19211 BEACH BL VD HUNTINGTON BEACH ... , .... ,, .... 1111 PUBLIC NOTICE Uu the 011ly Pilot .. F1>t Rnult .. serv1rt d1rtrtcwy Your ~''""t ~our Spet"fal(y ~ Call 642-$678 ext 322 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that on June 18, 1ue. the Clty Counell ot the City of Cost• Mese. Calltornla. edopted the 1986-87 ~ which Included the appropriauons of Federal Revenu~ Sharing Entitlement Funds. A complete eummary regarding .the Budget 1s available f0< public lnapectlon between the hours of 8:00 a.m. and 5:00 pm .. Mondey lhrough Friday. In Room 106. City Hill, 77 Fair Drive. Costa Mesa, Cellfomle. Presented below Is a brief summary comparlton of the adopted uses of Federal Revenue Sharing Funds to the adopled 198S.87 Ffscal Year Bu<!ge1· · .f'ROPUtT'f' AT •"-Yon the North COSTA MESA. IN A C2 The names end buallllU Adame Avenue, Co1t1 ......... ,.... .,_ ue...S f'NVA'ff Commonly known u 728 ZONE. ENVIRONMENTAL addreaaea of the Intended M .... Celllornla at wl\lqfl .,lera.'-ec'91M..... MAJOR CATEGORY C'"*-c. w .. 1 Wiison Street and 734 0 E f E R M I N A T I 0 N : tranaf•or• 1(1' SAMUEL "' time Uld bid• Wiii be pUb-~ ..... E • REVEHUE SHARtNG ADOPTED All OTHER ADOPTED 1-...r ADOPTED BUD<an atno,711) A-0 w .. 1 'Wilton Street, NEGATIVE DECLARATION WHITE. 2801 Harbor Blvd .. Uely opened and r.-d f<W ....... •h ... . Notice t. her~gl._., lhel Coate M .... Callfornle. 4 PLANNING ACTION Co1t1 Mase, Caflforala ~RINT & FOLD FAJ,.L & KM\lllf I llft MtWtcle Nf• Robert w Nel,,00 ... Pit· Thi• .... ,. tubleet to cur· p A -8 5 ~ t 4 a F 0 R 92826 WINTER 19ee:a'7 COM-_,. .. 111111•11 0 • aonel ,...,,.,!Ye of the rerit tax•. c~t•. coo-HERNANDEZ ANO AS-The locetlon In Celttornll M u N I t y s ER v I c E UM oftctna de quda ..... eetate of Albert 0 fM!lon, dltlon1, r .. trlo1lon1, rMer-SOCIA TES. AUTHORIZED of the chief executlYI offlc>a BROCHURES, ORANGE =.el dtr.ctOf'io tele- clec:UHd, w411 Mii et prlvlte vatlane; rlghta. right• of way, AGENT FOR EDWARD or prlnelpel t>ueineae offloe COAST COLLEG~. ) • ..... toihe hlghea1 and belt ....,_II, and existing -RUBY FOR AN ·~MENO-of the Intended tranaltirOf la Alt blda era to be In IC· C.. Ne-OCVJMD . bidder. under the term• and ciumb<eneea Of record MENT TO CONDITION "same .. •bow" COl'dlnOI with the Bid Ooeu-Tl'le neme and ldOr .. of oondhlonl tlerelnettet men-The terms and condltlonl NUMBER 27 TO DELETE All oth« t>u.ineaa n menll wlllch -now In Ille the court la (El nomb<a 'I Protection of Persona and Property Cpmmunlty Health and Environment . T ransportetlon Leisure Time ServlCM General GQ'4rnmen1 Support To>tel $ 150,000 '600.000 s 750,000 tloned. and aubjee1 to con-of Sale .,. ·caan In lewful THE REQUIREMENT FOR A and add,..... uaed l>y the and may be aec:u<.S In ttle dlrecelOn de,. cona •I SU- flmlatlon by the auperiof moMy of the .unlted·S.tat• 7 FOOT WALL FOR A Intended trantferOf within Office ol the elr~Of of PERIOA COURT. SAN court on July 10 t9M at of America°' Pll1 ceah and PREVIOtJSL Y-APPROVEO three 1Mf' lut 1Mf1 fut PurChUlng of Mkj ~lege BERNARDINO COUNTY 5:00 • p m. °' iher .. fter part et.Sit. the terma of IUdl DRIVE-THROUGH F~8T pu1 IO fer aa known 10 the dlatrlC1 1540 N Moun11tn A.,.. On--0.1111 fOf RIYMUM Shetlfl9 wtthln the time allowed by credit IO be ICCIC)llble 1,0 FOOO RESTAURANT, lntitn~ tran1fer .. are E.ch bld<let mu.t tul>mlt tatio.CA91782.W•tValley leW. at the olfle.a of Altd & the penonel r.-iteflw LOCATED AT 835 WEST nore" with hla bid 1 ceat11er'1 Judlcill Olstrlcl Heityef. attomeya fOf !tie endtothecour1,19"Plf<*lt t9TH STF~EET. COSTA Theneme(l)andl>ualneea Chectl C«lllled en.ca,°' The name addr ... and per'90MI rec>J--.tauv.. •1 of !tie amount bid to ac:corn--MESA. IN A Ct Z~E. EH· addr_. of the lnten6ed bidder'• bond me6a payable teiephoM number of plain· 3800 Oreooe Street. River-pany 1he orr. and the ~--v I R 0 N M ENT AL 0 E -trenaleree(•) .,.. FREO L to Ille Ofdet of tNi COM! Ill'• •ttomev ()( plalnun Soclal Program SupJ)Ort . Conslruct and Design Storm Drain Master Plan Total •( $18,477, 125 5,895,770 8,592,0'45 5,78". 165 8,374,375 147,123,AIO $150,000 600,000 S750,000 s 18,477, 125 6,045.770 9, 192,045 5.78". 165 8,374,375 Ilda. Callfornla. 92501, .. ence to be pWd on CloM of T~lNATION NEGATIV! WIGFIELD. 1555 M•H Community College Olatrtc1 wWl<>Vt an euomey, II (El I W252 ~~~andln~of~~~-~~~~AA~ · ~~~'"·~·~ot~~~M~~~~~yel~·-P_u_b_1_~_~ __ o_~_n_~_e~~--s~t-D_a_1~_P_~_t_J_u_~_2._1_9_8_6~----------------- .ttle d9oNMd. 11 the tlrN Of attng and malntenence ex~· 5 TENTAT1ve, PARCEL M..._ C•llf 92!26 amount not .... tNf'I llw mero de 1elelono d•I -· -r • '* death and an the~·· pen..e.. and p(emlurna on MAP S-86-253 F~ LIN· Thet the property pertl· percenl (5%) of the tum bid et>ogado del demendan11. o flta.IC NOTICE . P\lll.JC NOTICf fl't8JC NOnw. fltll.IC *>TICE tltle and ln1erNt the1 the ea-lnaorenc. 1CQ1ptab4e Jo the c6tN PRQPERtv COM-"9Q1 -hereto 11 deaerlbed In u a guer.ant" thet tl'le l>td· del <*"nandente qua no 8 tet1otthedecMMdh .. ae-pvrch...,lhellbeprotatld P'..-:NY., ~UTHO,ftlZED generelu guttatlonend der wllt enter Into the ttente aboQedo. •I AN· l"UaUCATIONNOTICl<W ·· NOTICEOFPnEPAAATION qulr9dl>yopera11onofl-C)( uofthedaleofrecordlf190f AGENT·.FOR COSTA MESA 11 locetecl II 2901 Ha.rbor propoae(I Contrae1 It the DREWS & HUMMEL. Law-NIOAmtl' Negatlv. O.Claratlon 88·3 othetw!N , o1her than,. °' In the conveyance. The exam· REOEV.ELOPMEN?# AOfN-Blvd . Cblte MMI. Call· aame la 1Warded to him. In yen. 9330 B .... lne Road, ~Cl.AAATION addWon to, tllet of tl'le ~ ll'latt.on onme. reeotdlng Of CY T,0 CONSOLIOA 'rE EX· fornla 92829. tM event of llllUre to enter Su 11 e t 0 O , R a n c h o T 11 E C 0 ST A M ES A CMMd at ttle time of-hi• conveyenoe,llNS~llO•~ fSTtf.10 PARCELS INTO The&dlneanemeUMd Into tw:tl contreet. th• Cuoemonga.CA9H01(714) PLANNING OIVIS{ON HA$ death. In and to all thal oar· turance polley AMII l>e al-ONE PARCEl ANO 70 by aald tran1fer0fl et Mid ptoceldaolthecMck wlll be 989-•177 PREPARED A NEGATIVE telnr..i propeny, lltuatldln loeateo ICCOl'dlng to Cullom .ABANDON APPROXIMATE-foe at lo n , , : ME s A lorlelt.S, Of In the cue of. OATE: (Fael\a) SEP 10 p:g~roT~~~ BALC>fRiS~~ the City ol Costa M .... Or· In loe1I eter~w proceedings LY S84 FEET•OF PLUMER CHEVRON Sc~ICE. 2801 t>ond. Iha Ml sum thereof 1985 enge County, CallfOfnla. de-Bide or offers must be In STREET EAST6RL Y OF Harbor Blvd , Costa M .... wlll be lorleltecl to Mid col·· floeemarte Cheves, VIRONMENTAL IMPACT~ te~bed81fOllowt wrlllngand'wtlll>er-'ved ANA.HEIM AVEN'UE . Calltornla9:2626. legedl1trlc1 DeovtrCleftl FOR THE FOLL9.WIN PARCEL 1 The E81t I at the-ottlees ol Aeid & LOCATED BY LANO That said ~Ill tranal9!' 11 No bidder may wtthdl'•w Pubiltheel Or1nge Coast PROJECT.· ecre of the W•t 3 ecr• of Hell~r •n~rieyt '°' the 8.0 \J N 0 E O 8 Y 1 9 TH tnten6ed to be con1um-hit t>kl fOt •period fOt forty. r>eJty Pilot July 2. 9. 16, 23. 0~~~~o~~~N1.f~1~ LOI •8 of Falrvi.o-1 Farma. u pertonal rep<nentatlve, at STREET. PLUMER STRl;ET, mat.ct 11 the olflce of· Calt.-nve (45) deys etter the date 19M S T E p H E N S • I N • NOTICE IS Ht!REBV OIVEN that the 8oerO of Directors-of the Mesa Consolldated Water Dl1trlet will, at ltt Reguler Meeting to be held on July 10, 1986, eonalder the adoption of Negative Declaration 8S.3 CYrrenUy under prepa,ellon, fOf the followlng· _ • PROJECT: 16" TWM -Newport Bl~d. BIT Presidio and Brlslol and HI" TWM -from Newpe>rt Blvd. to 221' North of Newport Blvd ltlOWT'rOn TTfl'llH9COl'Old1TT ~0.IAgl $tr .... ~--NAkilM -.AllEHUE .A.NO lofnle a.et Eec:row tnc.. 234 lol-Ule.opealno tbafeoL ,W247 book 8. page 71 . Mia· soda Callforni1. 9250l. or "'ARK AVENUE. COSTA E 17thStrMt . .r118.Co11a TheBoerdofTrutt-re-Cl) A p O-~A'""T-~.-+--·---L-0-C-ATIQN· SoulhboundN.ewportBlvd al oeltaneou• Mep1. record• of , may be Ille<! with the clerk of MESA. IN A PENDING R• M .... Celll0tnle 92827 on°' Nrvea the prM1t9e of reject--•c NOTICE AUTHORIZED AGENT F.OR Bristol Streel .- Mid O<enge Counry, Mid the superl()( court at '"Y ZONE ENVIRONMENTAL af18' July 21, 1988 Ing eny and all bldl Of to l"\IUU WILLIAM J CLARK. C~RK 9CTMQI being c:alculat.S to I 11me 1tte1 first pul>llcellon ol OETERMINA TION EIR (AC-This l>Ylk traneler II !klb-watw eny lrregullfttlea or In> NO-• ,.. DEVELOPMENT. FOR A DE· the center tine of Wiiton this notice and bel0ta malt-CSPTEO 12-18-85) )eel to Calll0tnla Unll6nn f0tmaltttea In any l>ld or In •,... ..,.... VELOPMENT REVIEW FGlil Street and 10 the NOf'lh Hne 1ng 1he ule 1 6 TENTATIVE TRACT Commerclll Code Section the bidding NOND41C,_....TOAY A COMMERCIAL CENTER of the elley on Ille North Foi further onl0tmaOon MAP T. 12210 FOR JOH~ 8106 DAV I I .. 0 W NELL• ~y CONSISTING OF 2 8UIU'.>- SU8JECT TO the r-· and bid fOfms •PPl'I at the PETERKA AUTHORIZED The name and addr ... of C"-9f!Of, C-t C--Thia 1110 notify the pvl>llc INGS TOTAJ,.ING APPROX-vat~ ot 50% ol Iha min· ottioe 01 the •tt0tney t0t the AGENT FOR STEVEN ANO the per1on with wh om m11ntty Cottege Dtetftct ttlal Founteln Valley Home IMATEL y 33,000 S~UARE •al• Ofet llld prec:IOu• end l peraonll •@l)<e_,1allve NANCY MARTIN ANO RICH-clalm1 mey be nled II Call-Pul>llahed ~enge Coat ~Ith ~ Inc does FEET. LOCATED A 2951 u..tut ~tall, eul>atanoea Tile "O"' •s ,_.,ed 10 r• ARO' AN 0 C AR 0 LE tornla Best E1erow Inc 234 Dally Pllol June 25, July 2, not dllerlmlnete In ICOIP1· BRISTOL STR~ET. COSTA and h~ocerbont ol 9Ye<Y JICI any and all b<ds AMACHER FOR A AE-E !7th Sl • •I l8. Cotla 1986 Ing pet1erTt9 or emploJ4ng MESA. IN A C1 ZONE. EN- kind and chatecter >ndud-OATEO June 27 1986 NEWAL Of' A TENTATIVE M"' Catllornla 9:2627 and W502 at•ff on the l>all Of rece, ~~~~~A~I~~ T ~~GA~l~E Ing pe1roleum Oii 011. Robert w ...._ -~~-TRACT MAP LOCATED AT 1he ,.., day fC)( tmng clalm• color. creed. netlonal C)(lgln, UC>helt>um and tar 1ave111« -"' ,_. ..... tatl¥• of At.-2208 ANO 2210 CANYON 1>y any credit Of lhall be July PtBJC NOTICE MX or by reuon of hll/het OEF~RAf~~~ER INFOR- wlth the right 10 tinter upon beft 0 . Mlleoft, 0-a~H ORIVE COSTA MESA, IN 18 1986 wflleh 11 Ille l>Ual· hendlcep MATION, PLEASE CALL Mid land, u r~ In MIO & HILL YI... _, AN R 2 Z 0 NE EN · nesa day belOte Iha oon-llJWOM '°'"'teffl Ven., Nome THE p• •NNI""" DEPART. deed recorded s.ptembet Dt.w I . ,,_,.Mt-ye VI R 0 NM ENT A L 0 E -summation data specified (CrTACtON .IUDtCIA&.) ....,... ..... , Inc., 11770 ....,. """ 27. 1943.lnbooll 1213. pege for ~·80ftll ~t'-TERMINATION NEGATIVE i bove NOTICE TO DEFENDANT W-Annue, lutt. 10S. MENT AT (714) 754-5245 140. Offlclel Record• of Mid ..... JIOO ~ ..... ,..,, DECLARATION • Oated May 8th 1986 (Avl$o • ACUMdO) RICE Pounteln v.11.,, CA Pul>lllhld Orange Coeet ---------.....,. ... CA 12S01 7 ZONE EXCEPTION M O R Q A N IN T ER . 12721·1117 Telephone: Oalty Piiot July 2, 1988 PROPONENT: Meu Consolldated Water DlstrlCI 1965 Plaoentle Avenue Costa Mese, CA 92627 Telephone: (7 14}631-1291 Copies ol the 1n11t•I study are on Ille and avellable tor inspection at lhe office ot the proponenl The Juty 10, 1986, Regular Meeting ol the Board of Olree1ors wlll begin at 7:00 pm.Jn the meeting room ot the Mesa Consolidated Weter District ottioe located at 1965 Placentia Avenue. Costa Mesa. California. Questions and/or comments should be directed lo the proponent on or before July 10, 1986 DATED: June 10, 1986 Publlshed Orange Coast PERMIT ZE-80-:26A8 FOR , .. ED L. WIOFllLD, In· NATIONAL, A CALIFORNIA 71~14 W255 0111y Piiot July t 2 8 1986 TOREN SEGERSTROM. tended Tranttw.. CORPORATION. GLENN Put>llthed Orange Cou1 P\llt.IC NOTICE Kerl Kemp WT2'6 AUTHORIZED AGENT FOR Pu1>ll1hed Orange Cout RICE INOtvtOUALLY ANO o.lly Piiot July 2. 1988 Qenerel Mene9-r DEATH NOTICES OWEN , _________ c J SEGERSTROM AND Dally Piiot July 2 1988 OBA RICE MORGAN INTER-W:250 NOTlCI cw IN'ftllTION TO MESA CONIOLtoATeo WATER OliTAICT MARY A OWEN and PllJLIC NOTICE ~~~~ rnRT~~ ~~REBN~ W258 ~~~~~~.LhE~~~P~IL A& ~~~ ~°""'~ = ' ROY OWEN Mary f'UILIC HEAf'ltfOI w1u GATEWAY FINAL OE-GAS CORPORATlON. A Ml.IC NOTICE ~ua cw COM>UCT-Publlshed Orange Co~sl Dally Pllol June 18, July 2, 1986 was born January 14, •1 HILD IY THI COITA VELOPMENT PLAN . TO Ml.IC NOTICE CORPORATION; RICHARD DEPARTMENT OF ING INPANT CA .. I, W497 1903, died J une 10. =··•~o~~~~. ct.~ ~fri'R~rRBuu9~01J>oNEco~: NoT1e1 °" ~ss~~~:~. ~J'~tro:. 1N+r:N~~~~::uE ~=::~~~~" Ptlll.JC NOTICE MUC ROTICE Pt8.JC ROTIC( 1986 Roy was born HALL, n FAlfll D .. IVE, TAINING 80.000 SQUARE DfHOlUT10N ATIO~ JAMES B. VERITCH; SERVICE NOTICE IS HEREBY Mid property mutt confoml c.rteln prlfltlng bualnMI •1•t• under the lndec>en- March 1, 189R, du>d COITA MEIA, CALI-FEET ANO THREE, 1· OON BYRNES ANO DAN SEACLIFF EIJMNCIAL NOTlCf 0, !'Uk!{: GIVEN that on Ille 23rd day tolh4f'terma Md oondltlona. known N 'ftfftPf1nl of New-detlt Admlnl11retlon Of &- June 27 1986 Both FOMt!A. AT t:tO ~ .... Oft s T 0 A y Bu 1 l 0 ING s FINCHER PARTNERSHIP. I CORPORATION; ROBERT AUCTIOfUAU Of June, 1tee tn. Boero of FriC>Otj In eocepttnce °' pori, lOcillr.iifitm't. Rw-,., .. Act • • ' •1 1---.. Al ~IMU T 0 TALL ING 124. 3 0 0 p1rtner1hlp conal1tlng Of W BALL, MACKEY & BALL. Undet 1119 auttlorl1y In TIV9t~ of the Oceetl View .........., .. , ..... Id .... _ .. -.... a~.. .. ............ ....... _ft ...... born m Youngstown, THl,.MI" ON· MON-SQUARE FEET LOCATED DON BYRNES ANO OAN ROES 1 THROUGH 50 AND Internal Revenue Code aee-SehoofOlttrtctoftheOounty :;;;;• W:.0 be-;.,, .. ,0 c;;992::; ·~-rr· ._..,, wlH ;-1,ls °"on"ju'lv 2;'. Ohio Resident o! DAY, M.Y 14, 1M. M -AT 1540 1550, 1570 FINCHER. •nd wllleh hU DOES 1THROUGH100, IN-tlon 8331. the property de-of Orenge. State of Call-propoeall wNd'I offer low td>Tt1ep1-.andtl'le'det• 1He AT 9·30 AM. In Otcll- Newport Beach for 19 GAl'DtNO THE ,Ol~OW-s c EN I c A N 0 3 5 8 5 carried on It• l>Yal,_. at CLUSIVE .c:riMd below,. .. been MIZ· lornle. ~l.mlMd thet the poet .... to ewolleea and on Of •ft• wNcti. the bulk No 3 It 700 CMG Center M d Ro 1NQ Al'ftUCATIONI. HARBOR BOULEVARD. 16063 Bo111 Chlel Road, YOU ARE BEING SUED ed tor nonpayment of following lend bulldlnge, ..--. -·..-. ·~-·'-la to _ _..,...., .....__ w-o~ ......... CA years ary an y IF ANY OF TtiE FOLLOW-,COSTA MESi\. IN A POI Huntington Beach, Call· BYP~INTIFf:(AUd. le eat• Internal,~ laxet due end equipment' wttl not tie "''Th.~=d , .. ;,;~of ~'N'Ta 92702 -·· .......... _ were mamf"d !or 63 I NG Ac TI 0 N s ARE ZONE ENVIRONMENTAL f()(nll ..... dlMOlvld eflae-dernandenclo) GLEN LARRY from Captain'• Anc:hotege needed fC)( adlool purpoe9, ...... the right any or ... SA. &crow ~ 0.. IF YOU OBJECT to tN years Both tl'M'mbers CH Al LENOEO IN COURT OEl'ERMINA TION EIR Uve 11 59 pm on MSl'Ch tO. MC MILLIN, BERNAAO ANO Inc DeA Cec>one'I TM end wtff be i.t 10 IM hlO'*I IMdl and to w.iw any Ir· pllrtmtnt IQl6, 500 ......... Qrlfllinel of IN P9000n, you o! the Harbor and THE CHALLENGE MAY BE .. lllll6 EL EA N 0 RT FELT 0 N. property wlb be llOld 8' pub-blddet' lot purpoeea of oper• r~ ~c.M• Dr ~ ~ either ..., at ... LIMITED TO OHL Y THOSE FOR FURTHER IN :>R-Aft• that date nellher DONALD ANO CHRISTINE "-...... IOn aa .vOYlcSed by at'-Infant cere prWlhoof ,.._ ~ -....,. ........ Costa Mesa Sentor ISSUES SOMEONE RAISES MATION ON THE ABOVE ~ne<haaau111oritytol>lnd JONES, EL.OOH 0 LAHR, ;,.;;;; ~Code aee.. ~ior efllld en= ated at Hunlln~n ' ..,. .. .......,, on °' ·-·"' .... ltMe 'fGll ,._. CttJz.en Clubs, and St AT THE PUBLIC HEARING APPLICATIONS TELE-the partnership excac>t In-THEODORE GAANT PVT-lion $335 and, ... ,_, regu-for the pertod BMctl, ~ thla 6 •11• ~!Me be Med ~c::~wrttten= Andrews Presby DESCRIBED IN THIS NO. PHONE 754-5245 0ACALL IOfaruwlndlnguptMpart-NAM, MICHAEL ANO letloM.OlteofSeleJvly22. Auguat 15, 1W ~v;.. ICHOOl. wtl~)~~tll 11020 the hMMO Y':.:11Pf*11- Ch h N TICE OR IN WRITTEN COR-AT THE OFF~E OF THE nerlf\lp. 1Ha1ra both pert· TRACEY RILEY R08ERT 1W Time of s.ie 1t00 June 30 1917 DllTfltCT IOARD OP Ihnen, .,.,. of Amef'lc,e Mee~ be'" per90ft Of by tenan urc • ew -RESPONOENCE OE-PLANNING 0 PARTMENT nert shall be required to W.SMITl'f,WlllAMH.ANO em, 'Piece of s.le 24000 SCHOOL/AOORESS· TAUITlll, Ir lltelle NT&SA,600N9wp0t1Coen'-your attorney. port Beach They are LIVERED f O THE PLAN-ROOM 200, 77 FAIR DRIVE. conMnt to auch ICll RENEE l . SUIT ANO KEN-AwUI Rd . Legune Niguel. CA LeA Vl9w Scrlool. 17200 --., "t 1tllmt Dr. ~ 8Moh, C-. IF YOU AM A CM.D4TOlll 1u.rvwed by 2 daugh NINO COMMISSION AT. OR ~gRsi: MESA. CALI-DON IYfllMll A.ND DAN NETH L. WILLIAMS 92&77 Title offered• Only Plnehum l.anl. Hun11ngton Publl.lhed OrMgia eoe.t !omit Of. contingent CNdltor of ten, Dolores Homa of PRIOR TO THE PUBLIC Pu~lahed Or COut f!MCHI .. "'A"T'Na .. ...., YCMI ..... CAL.aNDAlt the right, title end Int ... of BMch, CA 92147 Delly Piiot June 27 • .My 2, 9, tr) The IMI CSete for flllng IM---· you ll'IU9t,.. 8-1) Diego and Carol H~AR~&NNING ACTION Delly Pllol My 2~":ee ., Doft ayrw, OeMtei :A~•:;.. 't.. -::.-: g:;:~~=tol~ = ~ :;::: ~-1920 1eea dalma la .Jutf 11, 1NI. ~ c:lellPt with IM ocut Or Jotfe of Newport p A • a 8 . 1 o 9 F o R W2S4 '~ typewrttteft mpanM et property wtn t>e on.-.et fOf All pr~ rnu.t be,.... FWttt eu~~ ni:: =~•e'fc: C: ~!'.1::. ::=": Beach 6 Grand MOREY /SEYMOUR ANO :v,:::..'1NC .. fl. Galt-tM.-1. · Nie If requeatff, 11'8 c.elV'ld no later tt\ln Thur• ttie Oommerdel Code. the eourt within four morntflt children and 3 great A s s o c 1 A T E s . P\ll.IC NOTICE "'P blllhed Orange Cout A letW • ,._....... 1nteme1 ~ hMce wlll day, July 10. 1Ne at 10:00 i\BJC ROTICl Detect June n, ,... rrom the dlt• 01 tlmt • Mer AUTHO~IZEO AGEN't FOR up 2 f9116 Mt ....... ,_.,..., tr.. fumlah lnfonNllon about a"'. It the lualMM Otfloe I("' .... ,..,,.,.....,., eullneeOf ..... •pnwlded grandctuldttn. em-RUDOLPH WIESLER, FOR NOTICa CW Oally llot Jvty ' w249 ..,...._ NtPHI• ....t .... POHlbll encumbrencea, Of the 0CMn V'9w &choOI Ire fl '' ,_.:. Tr-In Se<:tlon 100 of the orta.J Servicet wlD ~ CONDITIONAL USE PEA· DtUOUITtON "',,..... ..... "'""If,.. wNdl may be ullful In de-Ol1trlct, 19640 I Street. ..... Probete Code of Cellfomle. held todAy Wednes-MIT9 FOR A CELLULAR °' ,Afl'nm..... Wll't ............. ,_. termlnl1'9 the Yelue Of IN Hunlln,ton IMcl'I. C.11-Putlllahed Ortnte COUt ~ tllM for flllnCI ....... day, July l '8l 11:00 ~~6'~~~~l~rrE~~~~g gl~l>lt~ltno~laOu= -:--,_ dt ~ ... ,_. =:r~~~~ :;:1!ci.t~~:':~: Oellyf'tlot.My2'.f"'w,57 ::n~r::rda:off= A .M . at St. Andttw11 EXCCEO THE MAXIMUM 30 Jr 1nd Frentt Wiit•, ,...,... "8..tC ROTICE 111111 -• *'9,,..,..., SM "General PutNIG lltlncl Code hr:tlon $9386.9, In c...,,....., c.le) heWing notlOt •t>oYI Presb~rian Church, FOOT HEIOHT RESTRIC-tofore dOlng l>uelneat under K _. .... "" c--. --,_ Place" LlquGI Lloen•• lieu of • t'c* meeting of (l)A bu* t.rtntf9r It about "8.JC ll)TIC( YOU MAY EXAMINE "' Newport Buch. CA ~·T l~~~eost~err~ :;.. ~~ ~ "::.~ ~~A~" EC..;.,~.::= :;'~ •:..4~'o:: ~ ~ ... of .. T1~~ C: to<:J ;:' rwnea and bull-«-: ~~ .:::.:t:: COSTA MfSA, IN AN MG ~50 Atrwr(. C·2, City of fhefollowlncl per90Mara .,.,.. .,_IN UOOO AIMe Ad .. l:.touna tNIOetdAoOmet 1-.01 Mll~of!Mtr.,_. NOTICI°' tne •ate. YfN ~..,.... ZONE ENVIRONMENTAL ea.ta M9a. County Of ~ .. doln9 b\lllMH .. (A) --'-....,.., CA t2t77 ,~ ....... Hunllnglon llldl. fetOt we: Kyu HM Yon, 171-IMIATM °' upGfl the llleOlltor OI ....... O F T E R M I N A T I 0 N ll'lgl, State of Cellfornle. 0t0 FORTY CARROTS. (9) v1C-n-. .,. .._ ..... r. tenn1· '"" peyment , .. Caltfomle '"47 AtfY ,.._ L ~ A-, ~ ~ L RO•ON latrator or upon 1t1e _, ,~ VllW NtGATIVE DECLAMTION on the 23rd dey of June. TOAIA'S BAKE SHOP. »33 ......... ., ... .., .. Quired on ecoept.,.. of ec>OMI= pr9Mnt llt a.en. Ca. t2M3 AND~ NlihCM ·~'tor the euciutor • ....... PIM 2 PLANNINO ACTION 1Ht. by wtthdr._.., d• S 8r1efol St. Coate Meal. ..... M ....., ,..... htaNet bid. '°'"' of '-Y· -'d ..... be glWrJ The""'* Ind bualMM TO UU•I JT'lfl tdmlnlstmOI, Md Ne .:i ~·~ ll'A-H -1t1 FOR CLYDE IOIYe the Mid l*fMf'llNpCellfornlet2t2t IWWf:.,.. .... lllMW ment AlpaJll.,. .. ,.,.,. •• "' to,.....thl lddl11111oHMtt8Mftrw UTATINO..~tW lhecour1wfftlptoofof•· CNlll* • C~ CARPENTER AND AS· end terminate theln9'atlone _......,,,_.., .... by wn. oertltlecl cNc*, tMdl orally .,._ tN...., .,_ lrl ~. 2'2tt Te ........ -~ ytoe a wr1tt1n ,..,_.Nit· UOO~YW tOCIATES, Al/THOAIZIO uS*fnlrtthlreln ~I' loller.,S$4 I ......,....,,.. ....... ., e1tttler'1 or tt~ret'1 bld9 ..,_ OC**ll PINdlne Atten1'1Wrf,'°""'UQYN. OnMMton Md MnUnfel'lt Ing iJlet YfN ...,_ eipedal , ... CV! AO ENT ,OR THOMAS ,....,,,., nooo. la ~ WllW290r IM . LOI AngelM. a ..... .., ..... ~ ... Cf** or by I"""*' SU.t• Miii bid .......... .,, at Ca. t2tT1 orMlted. ll'ICI penonl ~ notlOt of thl ..... of Ill\ ~ _. HOLMES FOR A VAAI-ot-1 ~ the ~ llaNd CA I0020 ....... ._.,. poNI, bMll, ~ Ot .._ fM (5) l*C*'\, ttle Al Olt'8r ---. rwnet mey be ottlef ..... ..,.._..., ¥91lDry end _, .. Ml4 .. MA-t7CID AHC!TOVCCUOH£JOHT •not-~.lrom Thi. butf'*8 I• con· o...... ........ t~reptl "'°MY Ofd9t. iw.tofanywrtMnbld,. lndllddllllll..S.,,N 11111t1re•.,.,,,,0t--ot: ..... OtorN-- MQUIMMEHTI FOR A i. tNl 4Nycn lor 9"'I oblgatlon dUc1ed by M ~ .,.._ .... ....... .. Mette dMICk Of~ Clfdlr dllved. ~-"'*' ttw91,...,. M~ L ROMON bOM or eooauntt n•IOONO IT()fff OfflCE A~ lneumdbytheot'*-ln Ne JotclphA Bolker ..._, _.. .... ~ ~ IOtN emel ~~of N WITlll end 1att pa..,...at:l ..... 10 A fll'IM.Clt!:._ .._,tied 11~12aOlifefQDlt.1d A"1) A CONOITIOHAL US1 "" nein.. or In the neme Of T'hll ltetement _.. llllCI • •DIM CALlllDAMOe enua a.Moe oondinoN cf the '-... Che.,..,...,. 9'« NoM. ty QAl'Y ll'A"'°"8 In U. the C111fon11t ~ c0.. P!AMIT .. OA 2 STORY tM""" wtttl the COVftty an Of Or-,.,. ,, .. .._ .. , eu ........ ,..., ...,. ~•ttlwcllltttG'tolflOe (C) The IOCetlOft Ind .... "'""°' Cour1 of Orange AMMMte • AW ... MINl·WAlll HOUll 'AO. Dated at 0..11 Mete, MO' •County °" Jvtle ~7, 114-ta ..... ' ..-. _. OM!llr, ._ A1tle et 1N llcwtc1•1tloNd _. «II ~=r-Counly r9que•I~ Ultt MC.. A....._.. .. ,..;. JICT ,,flllVIOUSLY All'· c.llfornta. i3td drf o4 1Nt --•.......... ...... U.-...... CA • .._ MWtnum ,... '°' et1r to ... .,... OAfllY l ,AMOHI be 81>-.... alt ...,_ ....... fl'f'OY£D A8 A OIVELOP· -"-· ,... ,,,_.. UM_,. e -...._. m77 -....t --091N.-8'C)QW.-,_ Itel<* In 'ride. ........ pointed M ,.,..W ,.. ....... C.... .._ CA NT Arvltw, LOCATED ''"* WlftM l PU1>fltMd Orenge eo.t tll I llM M .. ..,_.. De 1-1..U lno ~I and ..W:. ~l. good ... CIMo ,....,,tdlleto6dt1•lllllW the -AT t2t &AKO. ITMET. ll'UbllefMd Orenve COMt 0.lty ""°'My I. I . 11. n . ......... • ii II .... PublllNd OrMgia CoMt .... i. toaz..., ""'*" Nltlt not to~ ................ itmt ,. ..... car... Ooalllt COSTA MUA. IN A CL o.uy Ptlot Jvtr 2, 1"8 ,... ......e ........... Delly"°' JVlit 2. fNt toot, per month .... ,.. .,... nan\e, Tti. pemlol\ req\iM11 Olly,.,. JAif '· f. I ,. ~=:!:::=======::::..J~Z02Nr!!_f,_J~HV!!).!ll'~O~N!!!M~fNTAl W241 -~ ... , .. , ....... ,.,. W253 Wlitten to..... "' ...... of .,... alt~ ta admlniat• t"'9 4& • .. 'I -' . .. . .. . . . ' ·s .ummer salads se . . .. , Seasonal lngre tents guarant~e freshness, · nu~rtttonal value. economy an ewercalorleSf .. . . Salads are achievin& main mealstatusata areater rate than ever before. An obvious reason iathe dual>cfvantaaeofconsumifta very few calories while yieldinaall the benefits of a fresh nutritious meal. . ~ Warm summertime weather lends iuelf to liabt and easy nutritional meals. Salads, one of the most versatile and economical meals around, keep time in the kitchen to a minimum, and can be prepared in advancewithout.compromisjni ta:ate fo.rc:on~enience. Creatina salads with New Zealand GrannyStrutb appl~ and Cahforn1a 1ccbera lettuce is the freshest way to take the heat off' on warm summerevemnas. The fresher the ioaredients, the more nutritional the salad. This is because increased exposure to temperature and liahtcan ctearaae the vitamin content in Cruitsan<t vegetables. ltts essentia1 ~tlhe freshest inaredi~nts be iued. to obtain the muimu m nutritional value. ~. Guaranteed freshness and nutritiollal value are only a portion of the benefits consumen receive when combining California.icebera lettuce with New Zealand Granny Smith apples. There are only 80 calories in a Granny Smith and 25 calories i{I a single aervina ofic:ebeta {based on 4 servings per head oflettuce), ancttogetherthey contain .,., almost 20 percent of the daily requirement for vitamin C. Despite the ~efits, in the final analysis calories and nutrition don't count. The bot'lom line is satisfaction -and that, of course, is somethina you have LO savor for yourself. · MEXICAN CHICK.EN W ALOORF I a.ead CaUfora.l81ee1>era Jettace, i New Ze•l•M Grmy SmU11 apple1. ! wnle ~drea breasts, bolted, ttbmed, cooked ud diced ~ np 1Ucecl celery !4 np dart aeedle11 raJ11D1 14 np clloppe4 walnts ~ npdalry sovcream 14nptal .. ¥1 ~cayeue-pepper 1 avocado cwt lato wed1ea . Core lettuce. With core-side down, cut a hollow in opposite side of head and pull open to make a bowl. Get a nice grecn, to6se head for best results. Use 2 hands to open up gently so bead.remains leafy and attractive. Dice 1 apple and oombine with chicken, celery. raisfus and walnuts. Combine sour cream, salsa and cayenne. Pour over chicken mixture and toss gently. Spoon chicken mixture into lettuce head. Garnish with avocado and remaining apple. If disired, dollope"tra.sourcream and salsa on tpp. Serve with tortilla chips. Makes 4 servings. . APPLE ANDTUR,KEY JULIENNE SALAD 1 tO z lleadt of Callfonia leeber1 lettace z New Zealud Grmy Smida apples: cat taco narrow wed1e1 ~ poadroa1ttuteybreaat,ntlatoJ.i.teue1trlpt ( 14 np cnmbled blae daeese a 1Ucea of bacoe ceolle41, draiDed ud cnmt»led a peeaoalou1llced~y Maatanl Fr~ Drnm1•r Caraway VtDatp-ette Removeou~friUylcavesoOeuuceand use to line salad bowl. Tear up enough lettuce to measure I Ill quarts and place in.salad bowl. Top with apples, turkey. blue cheese. bacon and green onions in an attractive manner. Serve with Mus ta rd French Dress1 ng or Ca~way Viliaig:rette. · . Mutanl Fracll Drenlas: Combine v. cup cider vinegar, 2 tablespoons sugar. I tablespoon water and 3 teaspoons whole mustard seeds in an electnc blc'nder; whir unt1 I smooth. Slowlywhiri~ 1hcup oliveoil until thick and well blended. Sur in an additional 1 teaspoon whole muswd seeds. Makes about I cup. Caniway'\'l.aall"ette: Combine 'I• cup vegetable oil, l 1h tablespoons red w1 ne vinegar. •n teaspoon tarragon, crumbled.¥. teaspoon caraway seed, 11. teaspoon sugar and few daihes white pepper; mix well. Makes 4 servings. . PALACE SHRIMP SALAD ! iablnpooaa ve1etable oil -1poad medl•m prawn, alaelled ud deveined _ ~ 1 medJam Ollloa nt lato tllin wedges . ~ cap veptable oJJ I (P.leaae He SUMMER/C2) _air orecas : 'CoWloSsal ~food demonstrations The "cream of the crop" m food demonstrations 1s promised during the I Cktay run of the Orange County Fair that salutes the dairy industry this year. Cooking tips on foreign c~isin~ to low-cal f?Ods and use of appliances will be whipped up 1n daily progra~s m the Gourmet Gallery on the fairgrounds, Costa Mesa. start~ng July 11. . In keeping with the fair theme, the opening chef will tailor her recipes around dairy product~. . . · Patricia Stone a cooking expert from V ilia Park. will feature Yogurt Stropnoff in herdemonstratio~. titled "Have lt Shmmer Summer with Yogurt," a~ 6:30 p.m: Fn~y. . .. - , During her "Mealtime Magi c Wtth ~ilk a~ 4 p.m. Saturday, she will prepare Peach).'. ~n~na A1p. a mil~ shake-type~nk, and at 4 p.m. on the ~ollowm.~Saturda¥ she wtll make Frosty Pineapple Pop-outs dunng her Buttermilk, The Secret Ingredient" demonstration. Stohe teaches cooking classes for the North Orange County Community College District in the adult ~ucat1on d.Jv1s1on: In kecpina with the fair theme, Menlou Jenkins of Irvine wil\ feature sour cream in her menu for an elegant evening dinner. Her program is scheduled at 6:30 p.m. Monday. · Jenkins a lawyer and art history expcn who also teaches cook.mg cta'sses. will prepare Baco~ Stutt:ed Mushrooms. Avocado Salad with Sour Cream Dressing, Chicken Divan. and Strawberries with Brown Sugar a.nd Sour Cream. Another Irvine resident, Nancie McDermott, will offer a taste of Thailand at 2 p.m. Wednesday. A.jpecialist in the cuisines of Asia, .McDermon will prepare Red Beef Curry, ScaJlion bmelets, Red Cabbage Salad and Coconut Aan. l'he Red Beef Curl)'., she 8f5• is a dish that tastes best when it is reheated. She sugests m mg 1 car y enougft SO' tn:mr be refrigerated and reheated. . . Italian cuisine will be featured in Roy Pmgo's 6:30 P:m. demonstration on closinf <Uly. The Santa A!la teacher of Itah~n and French cuisines wit prepare Pasta Primavera Salad with Cottage Cheese. · A charter member of the Southern California Culinary Guild, Pingo has ajven ~king eta~ coast to ~st. He has attended cookina schools m San f'ranc1~0. Washanaton, D. C .. the Cordon Bleu, and ta Virenne in Pans. Wetght Watcher recipes will be prepared b~ Les~1e ~te of Anaheim at 6:30 J>tm. Wednesday; ~read ba.kina tips Wlll be ajven by Ann Cockrell of Ana.he1m Hills at 4 p.m. on the same day· and creative tncks with frozen bread douah will be ~tcd by Sharyl Heavin of Westminster at 6.30 p.m. Tuesday and Thursday. . Peter f'lnn ufSan Clemente w;H demonst111t•elqant ace • carvings at 6:30p.m. both Satu~ys of the fair. Finan who learned the techniques at Oran. e Coast College. . (Pl ... rAIR/C4) ./ ~------r lining f ouild in pal~te.pleasers lrTtne re•ldent• Kancte McDermott (left) ~d· ller- .Qou Jeo.klna wlll aba.re . coo~ •kill•, while Peter '1.nan Will demonatrate tee caninC at the fair. By LORI C. NAK.A Y AMA · .,.., ,... C.C: $ ...... Impressing-the palataof thcoilina.ry wodd calls for no si~ So when the proprietors of the Silver Palat~, c1ie phenomenally s_ . ~ gounnettake-out in New York's UC>Pcr ~e§t Sid~. beard food cnllCS lau~ their efforts, they knew they had sometb1hg special. With bold, dashin~ colors and lialit: yet vibrant flavors •. ~.Silver Palate has become the defi- nition of contemPQrary taste and the New American ·cuisine. the trend in dining that calls for highest quality ingredients and innovative recipes. "'I like to think dmt our style of cooking brings new dimensions-~to food ,"Julee- Rosso, co-ori&inator of the Silver Palate said during an interview at Nordstroms, South Coast Plaza. "We blend the u\.usual with the famihar. • and ~erything has a very • distinct; i:tcan, dear taste. Nothing subtle. I love explosive. flavo~" . • ·Rosso met her partner Sheila Luluns, owner of a catenna bus10C$S, in .1977 when she hired her to cater a pyess luncheon. Then an advertisina and · marketing director for a textiles firm . Rosso proposed a joint-venture, and, the two scraped up a $14,000 investment t.nd launched into the food service industry. Lukins chopped, boiled and mixed her favorite renditions of duc:trnf salad and pastas.in·berown kitchen, w~e Rosso peddled theirwaiaouto a cramped shop. By the end of their opening day, ck')' ~rrc exhausted ... and completely sold out. Every day thereafter ended the same way, and the Silver Palate ~n 'became one of New York's trendiest food estabUlllments .. A pretty 1mprcs.sf ve.fatllftbenation's capital ofcafcs, take.-iand c•tcnes ~haL started out as a hobby exP.loded mto a multimilliolt ~ollar a year b~mess. The Silver Palate enterpri~ i~cludes the orisJnal shol?, a ~ourmet product line distrib\ll.cd through more than ··~stores nat1onwtdc, fu!! caterina services, a bcst-sellina tj>okbook. "The SiJver Palate Cookbook, with one million copies in print, and now Jts equally populat sequel. "The . Silver Palate Good Times Cookbook. . "People ¥Y we're crazy to aivoaway our rcopcs." Rosso wd. "But I hate people who keep 'secret' recipes and leave out key ingredients when they give them out." • "I say you·re only as aood as t~ rcapcs you 11ve .. . In which case. Ro and lulcins ~ very, very aood Tbe1t lalcst cookbook hiahliahts more than 450 refresluna T'CClpes and mcludt seasonal menus with peafic in tructions on servma and pmis.hina to achieve the same Sil'#er Palate flair. Aoco~ to 'their pb1losopl\y, fOQds hould be fresh, lively, and praen.led leudrama than. nouvelle cui inc. Fun )'ct sophisucatcd Stylish. yet unpretentJou . And, upOSStblc. everythina should spar\Je-witb an untraditional, unexpected twist. Their fresh pea salad. for example, ~ ~m aromatic mint pna~ · f · (P1 ... PALA~/C&) ... . . ... r ' l . I I ' I I I j . t I I I I t -'-• f . ... . . . ,. FOr speC.ta~µlar des~erts_~'-~___, serve ic'e Cr€am specials lotcreamd sert can beassimplusacouplcof scoopsi.kcnstrai&ht from your frcczcrorMelaborate as baJccd Alaska. somewhere in bet ween are the t~o vcryspeci1Jicccre1mdc rt fcaturedh~. The ice cream pie has a "crust .. of chocolatcch1p mint icecrearn,a filhnaofstrawberry ice cream and a toppinaofchocoJate iceqcam balls. Strawberry lee Cream Cake is sumptuous enough for any dinner party or family celebration .. TRIPl.~ FLAVORED . ICE CREAM PIE . I plDtt cltocolate cblp mlD& Ice cream 1 plDt 1trawberry Ice cream 1 plat cllocOlate lee cream Fl'ed 1trawberries ud wklpped cream, optional In a chilled bowl, soften chocolate chip mint ice cream sliahtly. Spread evenly onto the bottom and sidtsof9-inch pie plate. Frttze I hour, or until almost firm. Fill ice cream crust with slightly softened .strawberry ice cream: freeze I hour or until almost finn. Scoop chocolate ice cream into balls. place on· ;:ookie sheet. Freeze until firm. Place atop strawberry layer. Garnish with whipped cream and strawberries. if desired. Makes 8 servings. STRAWBERRY ICE CREAM CAKE 3 pints strawberry Ice cream 1% dry ltallu aJmood macarooD1 · 3 tablespoons cream 1berry Easy Cblffoa Cake Layer (recipe follows) 1 Jar (8 oance1) ttrawberry Ice cream topping 1 cap lleavy cream •;. cap 1trawberry or red currant jelly I plot 1trawberrlu Ina chilled bowl, sol1en ice cream slightl y. spread evenly into rwo 8-incb round lay,.r"cake pans lined with plastic wrap; freeze I hour. or unt il almost firm . Crumble macaroons into a small bowl: !iprtnkle with sherry; let stand 15 minutes. - plit cooled cake layer horizontally to make 2 la)e~ Place J la)'cr, cut-ide up, on a mall cOokic ~hect; pre d with about y, of the traw~ loPPina. Top.with one ice cream layer. prinkle 1h macvoon crumbs evenly over ice cream; spoon another 'It strawbcny topping ~~er crumbs. . Top with n:ma1n1nf maearoon crumbs, ice cream layer, strawberry toppina and cake layer, cut-side down, in ttiat order; press lightly together. freeze several hours or overnight. To decorate: In a medium-size bowl, whip heavy l'ream . Sfj'rcad or pipe cream onto sides of cake. Just before sc:rving, melt jelly in small saucc~n over low heat. Wash. dry. hull and halve strawbemes; amnge over top of cake: brush with melted jelly. Makes 12 to 16 servm~. EASY CHIFFON CAKE LAVER 1 egg, separated :\• cup sugar • 1 cup PLUS % tablespoon• 1lfted cake flour 1 ~ teaspoon baking powder ~ .. teaspoon salt 3 tablespoon• vegetable oll ~cup milk · l tea1poon vanllla . Preheat oven to moderate (350 degrees). Grease and Oouran 8-inch layer cake pan. In a small bow(, beat egg white with electric mixer until foamy; add 4 tablespoons sugar, I tablespoon at a time. Beat I minute after each addition; beat until stiff and glossy. ~ Sift remainingsu~~u. flour, baking powder and salt together mto a Jarge oowl. Add oil, then 'I• cup mil~ and "anilla. Beat I minu..te. scraping bowl occasionally. .\dd the remaining milk and egg yoJk; beat I minute, )Craping bowl. Fold in meringue; PQUr into prepared pa n/ · . Bake in preheated oven for 30 minutes, or until center spnngs back when lightly pressed with fingertip. Cool on w,ire rack 10 minutes. Remove from pan. Cool thoroughly. ' SUMMER SALADS SIMP~ Y SENSATIONAL ... From Cl •1. cup wbJte wine vinuar . 2 medJam cloves garlic, minced (1 teaspoon) t tablespoons peanut batter 1 tablespoon sugar •;, teaspoon salt California Iceberg lettuce leaves 2 New Zealand Granny Smltb apples 'fa pound pea pods, steamed · Heat 011 in skillet. Saute prawns and onion for 2 to 3 minutes or unlll prawn.5 tum pink. Combine oil, vinegar, garliC. peanut butter, sugar and salt: mix well. Pour dressing over prawns and chill To serve, line salad plates w1th several lettuce leaves. Slice apples and toss with dressing and prawns: divide prawa and apple mixture among ..alad1pJates. Garnish ~1th pea pods and extra apple wedges. Makes 4 'Cf"\ rngs CAFE APPLE-CHEESE SALAD WITH WALNUT DRESSING l bead California Iceberg lettuce 2 New •Zeal'and Gra'nny Smith apples cut into wedges 8 oun'ces goat cheese or cream cheese• sliced into 8 pieces • 4 ou'nces proscia1to, thinly -sJiced 1 teaspoon coars~ black pep~r •, cup vegelable oil 3 tablespoons r~d wipe vinegar' • , cull coarsely chopped and roasted walnuts 2 tablespoons Jugar ., · 1" teasp..oon each: thyme, ros~mary and marjoram · Cover 4 ind1 v1<luar salad plates generously with le'ttuce loaves. \rrangr apples. cheese and prosc1\.1tto in lettuce. Spnnklc each with pcpp<:r < omh1nc oil 'incgar. \\.alnuts. siigar. thyme. roc;cmaf"} and marJoram. ml\ \\.t.'ll Dri11lc drt•c.,c:,rng O\ er salad before ~en ing. •If desired, heat l hct'\C '>I ices in l50-dcgrcc own for 2 to 1 minute~ or until warmed throu~h \1akc<i 4 scnrngc.,. THAI SALAD WITH SPICY DRESSING 111 quarts shredded Ca lifornia iceberg lettuce l whole chlckeo breast, boned, skinned, cooked and shredded 2 l'lew Zealand Granny Smith apples, thinly sliced 1 cup beaD sprouts, softened• % table-spoons green onion, cat into long sbred1, green part onl).' •;, cup peu1ts I tea1poon grated llme peel t,i,, cap rice wine vinegar · 2 tablespoons soy sauce I to 3 teaspoons Tabasco 2 teaspoons sugar l large clove garlic, minced ( 1 tea1po0n) '-'a cup olive oil Place lettuce 1n large servi ng bowl. Top with chicken. apples. bean sprouts. green onion. peanuts, and lime'J)eel in an attracuvc fashion. For dressing, combine vi negar. soy sauce, Tabasco. sugar and garlic in elcc-tnc blender: whir until smoth. Whir in olive 011 a little at a 11mc until thick and well blended. {)Azzie dressmg over salad: toss before sen 1ng Makes 4 servings. •To soften bean sprouts. place m colander and pour 0o1ling \\.ater over. IMPERIAL PORK SALAD 4 pork chops, boned (about 1 poand bonele11 meat) % taltlespoon1 vegetable oil I cap minced water chuta11ts . 1 cap 011Dced New Zealand Grllllly Smith apples 1 table-spoon grated fretJa ginger roel 2 tablespoons cbopped green olllon i tablHpoou boltln sauce 1 table-spoon soy saace I ta~leapoon corn1tarch dJ11olved ln •;, cup water 1 large bead California Iceberg lettuce 2 New Zealod Granny Smith apples, cut Into wedge• Finely mince pork. Heat oil in skillet and stir-fry pork in batches over high heat. torn mg batch onto plate when golden. After meat 1s cooked. add water chestnuts, minced apples, ginger root and onion to empty skillet. ~llr-fry l to 2 minutes. ~dd ho1sin so sauce and cornstarch-water mixture: stir into skillet until all is blended. Return pork to skillet andlicat through. Meanwhile. cut lettuce into wedges: separate wedges into layers to make lettuce .. dippers." Line platter with dippers. Pack pork mi xture into dippers and garnish with apple wedges. Makes 4 servings · Heres to a delicious PINEAPPLE SALAD % capt torn romaln-e lettuce 'fa cap tblnly sliced celery 'fa eacumber, tblnly sliced t pineapple rings, cut Into wedges Dress up salads With goat cheese, peaches . and 6th Ground ham is so ~ers~tile. Use It for ham salad or fancy hors d'oeuvres Your,,. •••• , HoMrB•li•d •IOI• •• MAHEIM Tht V1ll1ga Ctnte1 1222 So 8feollhu1st 92B04 (It BIN Road) Phone (71') 135 2'61 • C080fl DU MAR 8700 E. Cont Hwy 97625 l'tton (714) 8 7 3 9000 UTUflO 24001 Raymond Way •2 (Belt Tower P1111 North at El Toro Road) 92630 Phone (714) 837 3822 HUNTIMITON llACff ' 19069 Buch Bfvd 97848 (N111t to Ralphs Martel 11 Gel1111d) Phone (714) 8.48 857~ d 7th Here's a super an combo. Use Cllopped • HoneyBaked brand ham to top -Off a baked potato. d 8th Soup's on. Our an ham bone is full of flavor. Cook it up. a,dd chunks of ham, then add whatever you like- sght peas. Deans. nee. vegetables _ Now. 1f you've finally finished your HoneyBaked brand ham. get another one and start ttlis delicious process all over again. • Half or Whole Honeylaked brand hams ~failt MIM IHmoked no less,Ultn.aOMuR,,and • sptral deed for easy serving) ••arty Trlls • NltlOl'Wi.lt Shlpplat • fr19' Own.Roasted IH S-'cld T1Jkey1 • Fuly Cntctd '"""" ... ,s •atft Clf'ltfec.tll LAHAIM Sfcamore Pim 2428 W Wh1tt1t1 Blvd 90831 ' (I lrghl w or Beach 8tvd ) Phone (213) &~· 211• CNtMGl 14111 H Tualm (It Ktttlla) 82817 Phont (714) 997 9960 HONEYBAKED TM HO~l•IA~IO. -N HONOIAllLO ... ..... --...... H .. 'TJ _....., % tablespoons finely chopped p~ty While goat cheese has appeared z tablespoons vegetable oil un the rnenu of many Ca lifo rnia- 2 tablespoons white \vine s1vle restaurants in the past few ~ years. it 1s now quite widely vinegar a' ailable in the markets Soft- Salf' and freshly-gfound pepper tc' tu red and rather bland, It comes to ta1te in small logs perfect for slicing Add romaine. celery. cucumber. fhcshceswill beevenandeasyto pineapple and parsley to a salad do if ~ou wipe the sharp. thin- bowl : cover and chill. Just before bladed knife between each slice. serving toss with 011, vinegar. salt By 1ts _nature, goat cheese 1s and pepper. Makes 2 large servings. perfect for marinating. The nch r ----------~----, 6 I EXPIRATIOHOATE e/31116 I I J()C '"1 '··"··•1'""'""l'''"1 ...... , .... 1,.1 ... h 6()<; I I I I I' ti"'• •I :. lilt I'" •1111 • " 1111 l't J"' I • ,, , ,.,.''""I I 'I I · ~, I : r~v~ : I ~ .... .!..: ~~' 60(t .. :.:e1 ~ •~",.r::.i -~ ....... _ '· ~---------------~ -----., \ garlicky mixture used here h@s a hint of sweetness from the Cali- fornia cling peach juice that enhances the herbs and softens the garlic navor. Tossed with a combination of lettuce, watercress and cling peach halves, this simple salad makes a ligh t nutritious lunch w1thjusta roll to accompany it. It's.so easy and so good it just may be a runner-up to the all-time favorite of California cltng peaches and cottage cheese. GOAT CHEESE SALAD 2 cans ( 11 oaaces eacll) Call· fornla clln1 peach balves lo Julee or extra llpt 1yn1p 2 tablespoons olive oil % larae cloves garlic, pre11ed 'fa teaspoon rosemary, crumbled "' teaspoon ab1me, crumbled 1 packap (5 ~ OUDCH) goat cheese · 1 1 bead butter lettace 1 cup watercre11 1prl11 Drain peact)es reserving 'h cup liquid: save remainder for other uses. Combine reserved 'h cup · peach hczy1d with' olive oil, garlic. rosemary and thyme: mix well. Slice goat chee~ about 'l•·inch thick. Toss goat cheese in dressma gently to coat evenly, cover and .mannate in the refrigerator over- A1ght for Oavor to blend. · To serve. bnna cheese to room teinpera turc; line 1nd1vidual salad plate$ with lettuce luvcs and watercress pn . Place peach halves over lettuce. Spoon cheese (room tcmpcmturc) And marinade over pcachc to ~rvc. Make 6 ~rv1ng\. • It's that time of year aaain when laot Notn: c bastian i everyone SOCS 10 the. fair to take a Vmcyards, 1982 Sonoma Valley, look at wha1'1 new and WH 'Tailfcathcl)1' I l. .. n~stalgic over memories of past _ Porta: Chnstian Brothen, oon· faus and \heir lace in Amcncan vintaJC California, ·Treasure~ I 4; history. CreJta Blanca. I 9l9 Cahtom1 The Oranac County Fair, how-T1nta. sl 4; E. &J. Gallo, nonvintaae ever, hu a sliaht ed~ ovtr other California Tawny (Livinsston f'CIJTti:onaJ f~irs arou.n .tM country. Cellars). st 4; E. & J. Oa\Jo, 1s one has a wine competition nonvint~c Cal1''"-om· a·a "--.. m (Ltv· w· 1984 So c th t l k th 1 '' "''~.. incry~ noma ounty, a current Y ran s ·~ e araest 11'\&Ston cllan), I 4; E. · J. Gallo, Bla~k Mountam Vmeyardi Ca k 4, such competition in the world. nonvintaae Cahfomia Spumantc 'Faculty,' sl 3. · Winery, nonvintaae Caliromia Ptopnetor's Reserve, s1 I. tue.lbip: Almaden Vineyards, nonvin~ California Ricshna. st 2. This year marks a decade in (~tore), sl 4: and Trader Joe's RH Table IH: Glen Ellen which every California wine that i 1 _ __::..,..::_ __________ __.:.:..:...:.__:.:.:..:..:..:___:.::.::..:.._:....:..:..:.........:::..:.:..:..:..:_ __ :_ ___ _::_ ____ --~.A..~~...,,.,,...~-_,._:;----=-----.....;.--~-...... --:....,.-! commercially •vailable in Orancc · " County is jud1ed. What sets this C:ompetit1on above others. notwith- standina the thousands or wines JUdaed, is the judging panel, com- posed only of winemakers and winery principals. This year, some 78 professionals awarded more than 860 medals m a field of more than 2,000 wines. When the judges begin their laborious task, wines are first placed in a price arouping. and we have broken down our list into three pricing categories for you . . Wines arc secondariJy grouped according to residual sugar in the finished product. In our listings, which will appear i11 several columns, the' final com- ment for each wine is "sl" with a number from one to five. The "sl" stands for su,aar level with "one" being the dnest wine and "five .. being the 1Weetest. The list of Gold Medal winners has not been published as yet. There may, therefore, be a few winC$ that got these awards that were not available at this time. So within a balfdozenwmes, this hst is the same as.will-be printed in the booklet. which will Qe available for purchase shonly. The offictal booklet will list all medal winners in all categories. If you would hke to obtain a copy of the bookle1. call 538-5~W. ._ Here are the Gold Medal winners 1n the SI to $5 range: Cabernet Sanlpoos: Castoro Cellars, 1982 San Luis Obispo County. sl 1; Grand Cru Vineyards, 1983 Sonoma Co unty. sl 1; Rancho Sisquoc Winery, 1983 Santa Maria Valley. ~state Bottles. sl l ; Rolling Ridge Winery, nonvintagc Paso Robles 'Red Tabre Wine,' st I; Round Hill Cellars. nonvintage California. Lot 5' 'House,' st I : and Scbastiani Vineyards,· non vintage California (August Sebast1a n1 Country label), sl I. ' Cbardonnays: Bald1nellt Vineyards 1984 Monterey County. sl I : Corbett Canyon Vineyards, 1984 Central Coast. st I : Rafanelli Winery, 1983 Sonoma County, Dry Creek Valley, sl I: ISC Wines of California, I 985 Sonoma County, Alexander Valley. Gauer Ranch, sl I. Also Leeward W 1nery1 1984 Ce n- tral Coast, sl I; R.H. Phillips Winery, 1985 California. sl I and Rancho Sisquoc Winery, 1984 Santa Maria Valley. Estate Bottled. sl I. . French Colombards: Paul Masson Vineya rds, 1984 Cali- fornia, sl 2: Scbast1an1 Vin eyards. 1984 Cahfomia (August Scbasuani Count') label). sl 2: and Souvera1n Cellars. 1985 Mendocino County. ·c~~:a~~.i:!~~s s:~ )~~:P-e~dfonceffi Winery. 1985 Sonoma County. sl 2. Merlots: Pnnstcr Winery. 1981 Napa Valley. Special Select (Blue Stnpe). sl I. MHcatl~ Fonmo Winery, 1985 Santa Clara Coun.ty, Amabile Grape, 'Malvasia Bianca,' sl 2, and Sutter Home. 1984 California (Amabile), sl 3. Petite Slrabs: Bogle V.mcyard\. 1984 Clarksburg. sl I Summer fare. class topics ; Summer salads. potluck d1shc!. and Chinese ct.t.1sine will be the topics of three food classes this month, offered by Coastline Com- munity College. Sally Lansing will demonstrate a fast ·and fancy garden sk illet, fresl'I fruit yogurt. Polynesian shnmp boats. chicken noodle salad and hckety spijt chocolate dream bars dunng "Cl\ol Summer Salads Plus" at 7 p.m . July 9. "Favorite Potluck Dishes." also to be taught by 1:.-ansing, will be presentedat7p.m July 14. Demon- strations '"elude main dish party salad, Mexican fiesta pasta salad. country nee, chicken ptead11lo pie. fudge marble cheeS'Ccake and peanut butter crunch cake. "Chinese Cooking the Eas> Way" is a four-pan class to be taught by May "'f a1 at 7 p m Wednesdays. bc&innmg July 16. For places and rcg1stralJons fee\, call the college's Commun1t> Ser- vices office at 241 -6186 • • • Nutritious salads. fish cntrccs and Mexican dishes will tX' demon- strated m·thttc scparatl' classes at P1ret's Perfect Pan cooking 5<'hool 1n South Coast Pl81n Roy P1ngo will frlch .. Pasta ~lsds au Colcur" at 6 p m. Tues- day: Patty G1llfillan's topic will he "30 Minute Fish" at b p.m. July 9. and Kay Postoriu~ will offer "Mci1- 1can Ncuvo Cumnr"' nt 6 pm Ju ly 1 (}: · ~ nrft'f'"trnltnn rnfnrma11on. t'nll ~~6 Mfl • USDA lnlpKted-Golden Premium Fresh. GroUndBeef ..... ,. 6 pack-Asst. Varieties Coke or Pepsi u ouam . Tou Par Only ~~--L79 . . i..caa...... 60 ~ . .......... . ·~~.=.~= ' · Kiatt Barbecue Sauce s200 OFF · Knott'• Jerry. ~· . Fmm VnUmltedU• Tlcbts ....... .._ ........ =· " 14951295 CbOdren... 1095 895 neMta t: .. Twin Pack-Bell Brand Potato USDA 1Dapect9d4olden PNmNm Chuck Steaks Bartles 8c Jaymes Wine Cooler ---'1/E.D-- Sc:rY• .85 401451 Ralphs Gallon Fruit Drinks . 4llOlted nOTon Wlc. eoqpoa Cllld ~ °' . _.,..... .... a..o.. ...... o..a..-.. om-.c..-....... ,,.....,,., .... .....,,.,...... . ¥ Lower Prices. Higher ·standards· • . . ,• Fresh Iceberg Lettuce .29 .. --fl<!D-• 'Sen• 35 60ct.zee y Napkins 4 119. ,.,.. . .._,. _ _, .............................. _ .... -.. ........................... -....... ·---~ ......... -. -- ... _.._. ........ _ .. _ .......... _...._ __ ____ .,.... __ ....... ,........ __ ._.. .. . ........... .._.. .1 I ' i \ ' I I I. l I I ~Coeat DAILY PtlOT/ W~. JU1V 2, 1986 ... eel in nutritional infor mat iOn a bout seafood By DOAOTllY WEN g protein of fish 1s complete. havana for example, has only about '·' calories. Calories in the leanest cholesterol and thettby raise the dieu. Be sure lO uae laiiOnJ:sce or ..._, 1 1u all nine of the "c sentia1° amino milliarams (ma) of iron, compered pce1es (crab, scallop ) may ~Just blood cholesterol level, while poly· some otheueuonina that not ucc 0 ........... acids (the buildin& blocks of pro-to l.5 ma in a similar amount of 100 or less per 3112-0uncc scrv1na unsaturated fats help to reduce contain ult. however. • . More and more people are eauna tein) that we need to set from foods. cooked meat. • (compared to 220 for the same blood cholesterol levels. mo~ and more fl h. Nutritionist Tbe &.vitamin content of fish is Becau lack of dictacy iron is a amount oflean ground beef). However, shellfish. especiaUy Q. 1hy .. flM 11mttl•t1 MY•• con 1der thi to ~ a Jood trend about the same as 1hat of other problem, particularly to tcen·aae Calorie-s for other fish ran~ from lobster a nit oy ten, are high in •troDI "fl"1".,. aM a. ... T because fi h arc healthful. Because animal foods. fish are a aood lJII and premeJVtrual women. 130 to 200 per serv1na. (This as for preformed cboleaterol and arc not A. For most species. tnily frtlh they have little or no wa te, they arc source of niacin, biotin, 86 and those who eat fish in preference ao JU~t the fish. not added butter or rccomtnended for 1 cholesterol-fl hare almost oclorlcaa. Fish beJi.n oncn amons the "best buys" of the B 12. Some fatly fish are exccJlent meat should be parttcularly con-marganne. brcadina. etc. Fned control djet. . to smell .. fishy" when deteriorataon protein foods. sources of vitamins A and D. but cemed about geltina enough of th1 breaded fish could be as high or Q. U yo•'re oa a low aodl•m ... , sets in. onen this is the result of Hece arc some answers to com-lean fi$h have very mall amounts mineral from other foods in their higher in calories than meat.) 1lrould you avo .. oeeu fl1ll? poor handlina or stofllC practices monly asked questions about fish: of t~e~ vitamrns. diet. Q. Wby are personi on A. Just because fish Uve "in salt -hold Ina fish toO lonsat t.oowann Q. Ro" do flab compare lD Fish -contain about the same Q. Wby aH f111t 10 often r~ cbolnterol-coDtrol dJett told to eat water doesn't mean they have more a temperatutt. . aatrltlonal vaJue fo ofber protein amount of the minerals po1assium ommeDded for penont oa wet1bt more 1t1b and le11 meat? salt or sodium in \heir tissues than This allows bacterial and f004b? and phosphorus as meat; greater control diets? A. The fat in fish 1s more fresh-water fish or other animals. enzymatic action to take place A. Fish protein is equivalent in amounts of calcium and mag-A. Fish, parucularJy 1he lean polyunsaturated. while meat has Except for a few seecies, such as which cause oxidatiQn of fau and quality to that ofother animal foods ncsiurn; and less iron and sodium. varieties, have consjderably less fat more saturated fat. Saturated fats shark, fish arc low an sodium and acids with resulting off-odors and 'uch as meat and poultry. The A 3112.ounce serving of cooked fish, than meat, and therefore fewer tend to cause the body to form arc recommended on low sodium navors. -----------------------------------------------------------...., Of all the erotcin foods. tiab are n'l ost susceptible to rapid deteriora- , DIMMID T8M1P ROAST HUGHES I . INCH 2 9 VALUE TRIMMED I BEEF lOIN L& • ROUND BEEF ,I ....... fAMILY snAKS HUGHES '. INCH VA.LUE TRIMMED I 59 BEEF CHUCK L& • B.B.0 . Bob or 8'oll 3 LB. PKG. LIMIT 2 tB. FLAllKIN Rl8S ...... HUGHES I • INCH VAWE TRIMMED I 99 BEEF CHUCK L& • ......... CllUCK llOAST HUGHES •;.·INCH L&. I A9 VAWE TRIMMED BEEF •• Hughe' ITALIAN SAUSAGE te. l .99 ,. ............ snau .. L& 6A8 Foit« Form1 runny Pock eo111 Chicken WHOLE FRYER CEGS... ..... . . .. LB. .79 :J HUNT'S B.&Q.U.UCI 16-0Z BOTTLE 1.09 12 '0z Plostlc WIZARD CHARCOAL LIGHTER 8-01 lht1on COPPERTONE AFTER SUN Alcon OPTl·CLEAN II DAILY CLEANER JUMBO ~INCH COLOR 9c PlllllTS .- 1.59 MA ,_.,. ... ,_ °' ISVIM» & "'"' """ _,. M ·-.. O''N •• ""'' PMJala ... -. ... .-G ..,.Oll&'f •AU-· ---,.,. ,.. ....... ~ """°"'90 ..._ .......... " ...... "°' .. ..., ............. .__JUL'f'a,.., .., .. ,.... 0 CAR MAYER WIENERS 16·0z Con 1-LB. PKG., MEAT, LIMIT 2 SNACK CllACKIU NABISCO 9 1ro10.oz I I SMALL • --• MAZOLA COH OIL HALF ~llON 2.79 CAMPBELL'S PORK & BEANS .39 Louro xudder's, 7 Oz Asst TWIN PACK POTATO CHIPS .99 """'l. EEDLESS GRAPES -SWiET-PERLETTES c LB. Fresh EA .69 SLICING CUCUMBERS --( f llll•nl ID I )-- i. Oi Bottle IMNalAL ~ l·ll. PKG. 9 QUARTER 5 STICKS • DEL MONTE KETCHUP .. ...• 69 Persian Violet Foil Wrapped 6-INCH EXACUMS .................... EA. a.n ••••••"• 141 Oz .HARIMA Dew9'( SteYens. 12-0z Botti" ITO SOMlll In Our Produce C>.pt 1.5 01 HINOCHI AGE 'Shod11kubo1 Moch1gome 5,LB. SWEET RICE OSCA•MAY• YAllllTY PAK ·;l(°c2 \ I. 99 12·0z f>tlg M.ol Ot B..,f ', OSCAR MAYER BOLOGNA 1.39 Oscar Moy.r, I lb PkiJ BEEF FRANKS ........ IA9 ~,~, -·~-~, .. .,,... .., •• •A.LAD . 1.39 11• .8 9 .... a.21 ... •ltACK 249 =--· ...... . O\Oblla, Rhine or Vin ADI• Plain Lob.I .C-LITER WINE-IN,A -BOX ............................ 2.M 1.7S. lit« GORDON'S GIN .................... , ................ 10.M ... . ..... m.AllCaun . . .. 1. ClllCK• 2·l8 WHOLE 2.87 2,lb. "9g Of Krlnkt. Cut ORE IOA FRENCH FRIES. .... . .... 1.29 Stoutt.r's C"-'e, 10.3/8-0z FRENCH BREAD PIZZA ................ l.M - ·::=::r NllllERS 99 &-EAltS . ... WE ACCEPT DOUBLE AND PRODUCT COUPONS FROM ALL OTHER SUPERMARKETS SESM\l M S-6 Jott« Form.. ~ or No Solt TURKEY uoor...... .ll. e.79 Cream, coo SlNi ....... •. . . . ........ I.I. ... tion. Thus, they need to be chillcd immediately after they are cauaht (smart fishermen carry an i~ c~eat for this purpose) and used within a couple days or frozen immediately. Q. ..ow cu · yoa tell, wllea 1boppln1 for f till, lf It'• really fretll? . A. Fint ofaJI, know your market. Some markets specialize in selling really fresh fish. Also, learn when fresh fish arc delivered and shop that day. Be sur~ you're not buying fish that have been frozen, ttaen thawed. (Fish thal have been frozen and thawed should have labels telling you this.) . Look for firm flesh (springs back when lid\tly touched); fresh mild smell. f(fish arc sold whole, look for brighl, clear, round eyes; red sills; no sli me: and shiny, bright~lorcd skin. f ffish arc packaged, there should be httle or no air space between fish and wrapper and a tight seal on the wrapper. Look for a "pull date" or · freshness date on wrapped fish . Are U1b lncliaded ID tile U.S. De partment of A1r le•Uue (USDA) lD•peetlon program'! A. The USDA 'mandatory con· unuous inspection of animal prod- ucts includes onlyTneat and poultry -not fish . In fact. there is n~ federal requirement that all fish be inspected for wholesomeness. Fish come under the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) ins,pection program that is not continuous, but instead is done on an infrequent "spot check'' basis. The U.S. Department of Com- merce (USOC} has jurisdiction over fish and fish products and has available a voluntary inspection and grading service for fi,sh prod- ucts. . Processors of inspected seafoods are pcrrn1tted to display the official USOC grade or inspectidn shields on their labels. Only those firm s that process fishery pro<t.ucts under federal inspection are permitted to use these emblems. Q. Wbat'1 tbe dJfferHce between a fillet ud a steak, a portloa and flab 1tlckl? A. Fillets are the sides of the fish. They have been cut away from the backbone and usually arc boneless. Steaks are shces that h'avc been cut across the fish. A part of the backbone usually 1s the only bone in a fish steak. Portions are pieces of fish that have been cut from blocks offtozen fillets. 'Usually they arc covered with batter and sold frozen. althou~ you may also buy them ·raw. Fish sticks are made the same wayn-ponions. but arc smaller. Q. Sboald ffoien fltb be tbawed be•ore cooking? A. It's best not to thaw frozen fish . or to thaw it just partially befOfecoolong. Portions and sticks should not be thawed. Fully thawed fish becomes soft and soggy. To prevent the growth of food poisoning bacteria, ftsh should be thawed 1n lhe rcfngerator or under cold running water, never at room temperature or in warm water. Once thawed, fish should be used promtly and should not be refrozen unless cooked first. Q. Wbat'1 tbe best way to cook fltb? How can yoa tell wben lt'1 done? A. Fish can be cooked many different ways -broiled, barbecued, baked, fried, steamed, poached or stewed. Almost any fish recipe can be adapted to any vancty of fish. Because they're so tender, fish needs a short cookmg time. Test fish for doneness with a fork -it should flake (or fall apart) easily. Overcooking results in a dry, touah pc;_oduct. )\ good low.caloric cookma method is to oven-fry fish on a baking pan 1n a very hot oven (500 dcarces) until just tender. To keep fish from drying out, brush it with JUSl a small amount of butter, margarine, or oil before cookina. FAIR .•• From Cl has been doing ice carv1np for special occa ions for the pHt seven years. Tips on microwave cook.ina will bt offered by Caryl Conzales. a home cconom11t from Hacienda Heiahts. at 4 p.m. Monday and Tu~ay: Cathi Hofstetter, a home· economist from Anaheim, Wlll demonstrate food processor tech- n1quC1 at 2 p.m. Thursday, and R1ck1 Older. o Sant.a Ana home economist. wilJ also demonstrate food processor techniques at 2 and 6· 30 pm Sunday. July 13 II r I ... On the-Wac Cont we keep 1 vacuum.pecked Of' un~qed • time-honored tradition. ' the Jhould be rcfrieeraiqt at all Lima. time whto OAI)'. native Americana Whatever the smokina method, fished the Padfic, we have &aUn smoked Paarac albleore wUI com- our most-prized .teafooda and deb· plemcnt a number of disba do- ca:!J; 1mokcd them over local licio\lsly. Serve it alone u an hora w 1. d'oeuvre or appctiicr or add at to .......... ~ ...... ) • " elf t-111... ..... '" • ,.,_..... • ,,,,. t 1)91\a d11hn or salads. Becaute it is Smoked West Coast ialmon, ttady to ute when purchased, it is oysten, tealloos ~nd sturaeo~ are . an eleaant yet convenient way to ·some of.our favontes n~~ CR.JO)~ serve aeafood. · natJonwide. A new addition to thas . list ~f resionat delicacies is smoked · LIGHT PASTA SALAD Pacific albacore. · WITH SMOKED ALBACORE Jtt hit)\ oil rontent &ivet 1moked pHJHt smoked Pulflc albacore a rich. distinctive flavor albacore and kttps it moist durina the 8 ouces drJ rotlDJ (eorucrew· sm ina process. These rush poly- unsa urated oil1. caJlcd omqa-3 (atty acids. are now rccoaniud by researchers as particularry beneficial in the prevention and treatment of heart disease and other illnesses. . Pacific albacore is smoked' using' two different methods-hot smok· ing and cold •mok.ing -wbicb resuJt in two different products. Hot smoked albacore is cured for a short time, from a few hours to a few ~days, 'nd then smoked at a h1Jh temperature that actually cooks the product. , Each smokehouse uses its oWh .special brine recipe for curing, which when paired with a wood, such as alder, cherry orvine maple, gives their smoked products a ·distinctive flavor .. Hot smoked albacore is flaky and firmer in texture than the cold-smoked var- iety. . Using a sl'8,btly mf>re involved process, cold smoking begins with a long curing period, from a few days t(}a fe,' weeks. Tbealbacore i~ Jren- smoke<I at a lower tempentture tor one day to two weeks. This "tech- nique leaves the fish very moist and easy to slice thinly. . Smoked fish is available in retort . packages, canned. vacuum-packed, and is also sold dir~lly from the store's refrigerated case. Althouih smolong is a method of preset'-¥fflg fish, both hot-smoked and cold- smoked fish are pcrishabtc items. Shelf-stable smoked fish . packed in retort packages or cans. needs refrigeration only after it is opened. These items will be marked accord- ingly. Other smc.ked items. those Y. ftlf J9ll1•1• til•tW .,._ Mull ~ • .. Yl~-1.ueff,.. .... Break moked "albacore inao smaJJ bite"'llze ~; t aside • .,...._ Cook ~; drain· and rinte with I ... , .. ,,. tlW• .an . ..W. cold water. Combine irU dreuiiw .,... DtJea •811AN · inarcdients.; m11 wtll. TosslOIC-lber I •••I• If••• rice wlM •IMpr 1)9111, pepptri, beins, onions. I t1•11~11• H8e ~ molted aJblcott, and drt:Hifll. I ta1t111,1w f...U e•n•• If po sible. allow salad to stand persleJ "' for scvcl'ai hours, or ovcrnish~ 1n I YI ............. anld Uaje jieel the rcfri&erator to, allow flavors to 1 &PleepMa taJ&.-redeite4·~ meld toaether. Serve fold. Makes4 1aace scrvinas. · Frozen Food Favorites EACH'7.99 l811 .·89 l8s3.29 · .. 51 .89 m~O EACH s3.29 l852.49 .. 52.29 ,.ozgge Banquet Dinners ~Alll£l•U Pizza a:·:.: Fried Chicken &N«MT Pie Shells =~ Pie-In-Minutes :: . .i".,.'HS , ~ Waffles :=:=~~ Citrus Punch =:. . Oran e Juice =.0 10-0Z H 1'«:1<8 9e 71~52.59 ••Ol 51.29 •10169e ·2~79e APPROX. 3-LB PKG. lB. • TREE TOP CIDER OR REGULAR OR UNFIL TEAED Apple Juice Honeydews ----~AYOIWft Onions LAAOfS~""~woAE_o f. _ Mushrooms ,~~.oz~ Compare these Low Prices CHICKEN CUTLETS WITH RASPBERRIES I wbole cblckea breasts ( Ii laalves), 1k1Dned, boaecl, and poanded tbh1 ( 14 lncb) Salt and . freably 1roud black pepper, to taste C tablespoons (Ya 1tlck) H · 111ted batter S tablespoon• raspberry vlne1ar ~ cep dry wbJte wlne I ~ caps fretb tr fro1en ra1pber- rlt1, tbawed If f ro1en Sprinkle both sides of the chicken breasts with salt and pep- per. Melt the butter in a large sautc- pan over mcd1um-h1gh heat. Saute the chicken. n few pieces ot a Um<'. in the butter JU'it until brow~d on each side. Rcmo\-e to a warmed serving platter. . . Pour the vinegar and wine into the pan tQ dcalazc it Stir an the ra pbcrrie, nd cook over high heat. scirrina c:onstontly. until shahtly thickened Pour the sauce over the ctMckcn brrc•1't\ and 'iCrve immediately. Sc~ 6 a. ' ........... Charcoal •I.89~ -...... 1()..l.8 . Grapefruit Juice: Pineapple Juice ~ Dressing :=. Preserves :':-...., Detergent =~ Cleanser .,..AMI F abriG Softener 00-• '. Dr ·Pepper :~AA°" Pork & Beans vtt-~- T 6rtilla Strips ~~ ----. ·-..-------' ... ,.... ___ ..... ~ ...... --... . ,._ .._,,_,,_"... 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' . . ·~Multiply savings.by s~ocking up on bargains 4 , • • ·. Dear .f9M-I would hke to 1h1rc my u~ncu in stockina up on berpin1 with your other radcn. I don't tock up heavily like some people who buy 20 of an item at a time, but I do make ure that I have an extra bottle or box of everythina on hand. .. Since the stores in my area seldom offer double coupon , I watch the dvenised gpecials carefully, and use ply coupons toaet a tee0nd discounf.1 also stock up by using the ci>upoo for free products that l receive from manufacturer's refund offers. Here is another Lener from a Pepsi and wound up PIYina j ust packqes to the manufaciurer, and My attention to stock:ina up on sman bopper who knows when 10 S2l. 99 for everythi. na. now lam wahina for a $4' refund. - t>trpin ai:ottrin ha meant con-stock up on a good buy. And think of au the wonderful Rita r•aua. ftefWea. 0-. sistenlly big savinp. Dear J ... -I am a "Surer proofs of purchue J will bt able to Here's a stockinJ·UP tip from I should allO mention another Stocker." My bcsc stock.in& days JUllE ute to send for m1nu~uren1 "Debra FoiJrof-Oti! Otchafdt,,____, benefit. My mother-in-law bves were last year when a 10<:41 store refund offcn.1 -Darlea1 Wash.: .. Beina an a~1d refundcr1 I JUSt half a mile down the road and offcted unlimited triple coupons. f Cute.....,, EJyrta, OllAo did not want to miss out on lilt she always knows that if she runs Many of the smaller sizes of items. UllEI Dear Jue -Herc's one of the extr11 aavinp ohtock.ina up •t &ood out of anythana, she can act it here! like canned aoods. pet foods. trash ways that I keep my kitchen sales. But r live in a small· mobile -Def»~ AIMrt City, Iowa baas and t.undry needs were free stocktd: J bouaht 13 PICkaaes of home which makes it a littlt more Dear Deb -SOme readers 1pay when the coupobs were tripled with each S l O worth ot aroceri~s. So Bes-Pak plastic ~ priced at 49 difficult. smile, but it's true. Sma.n abopers I also do very well stockina up . with my 16 Pepsi S().cent coupons cents each, and UJ1na 10 JO-cent Surprisingly, though, l am find· who stock up usually have better when the stores offer double which the store doubled, J coupons that the atore doubled, in1ncwplatestokecpmy11:oceries. relations with their tn·laws! Keep coupons. For instance.eight-packs purchasedthrcecansrullofaroccr-paid just $2.37. I sent the 13 Oneofthcscttorqeareasis under up the good work. of Pepsi were on sale at 99 cenu 1cs, received t 6 free eight-packs of Universal Product Codn from the my bed, where I keep inexpensive --------------------------------------------------------------------------....;..;..:.---=-------=------=---------------------------~.corruptedboxes. ~--They are wonderful for storing Wilson Meat ~!~!!!~~ Limit 4 Packages Per Customer 2~ • Plus RedAame 98 Seedless Gra~ ~ Lb .• Larae Bell Peppers -4 ~ 100 _,.....__ . ~...,,Green Curumbers 3 ~ 100 ~ Melon5 ,..39 ~~.e"~nq~s ... 59 Italian Squash -~~.....,.. lbe49 Large Red or 79 Black Plums ~~ Lb .•. Fresh Local B~B.Q. Style Com Celebrating Liberty 1886-1986 Green Giant 3 g Niblets Com ~~ . . Fruitstand Fruit Drinks 99 _o..r., "'-'""' ~ "~ • • HJ:Dri Paper Towe ls ~ · 49 . .1ooeo....~ •• • Heinz Ham~rger Dill Shces79 160unr?Jot • · E.artv Calif. Pitted Olives 89 ~~ FO-..U. e Kina's Fancv EJberta Peaches 79 ....,,,-i.:, ._. 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Start lookin&for the required refund forms. which you can obtain at the supermarket, in newspaper and magazine advertisements and from trading with friends. · Meanwhile; stan collecting the needed proors of purchase as de· tailed below. Remember, some offers arc not available in all areas of the country. Today's refund offers have a value of $9.29. These ·offers require refund forms: USTERMINT{T&IDENT Sav- ings OffeT. Receive up lO ST in cash and $2 in coupons. Send the required refund form and one Universal Product Code symbol from any size Listermint. with Ftuonde bottle for four 25-«nt coupons· or send the required refund form and four Universal PToducc Code symbols from any /f rident package for fi ve 20-ccnt coupons; or send the required refund form and the Universal Product Code symbols from one bottle of Listermint with Fluoride and four Trident packages for $1 cash and $2 in coupons. Expires July 31. 1986. ORAL-8 Free Right Angle Offer. Receive a 100 percent casfi refund. 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Hearty tostadas stn:iple tq make BEEF AND BEAN TOSTADAS "" poud sro•nd *' a,; cap eMpped onion '1'I cap *Pped IJ'ffD pepper I clon 1arlle, finely clllopped 1-oDDCI CU tomato IAllC?e l tea1pooa 1roand cumin %0-ouce can kidney bean•. drained Ve1etable oil 4 f..lncla tortllla1 Garnlab: Sbredded lettuce. clteese ud soar cream· rh a larae skillet over moderate heat, cook beef, crumblina with a AU. ft'Om OnN 4th .J(JL Y • A.JIL 10 • p Jiii. rto Dealer Sales The MO re Store fork, until at I~ 11s red color. Add t- onion, green pepper and prlic and ti sur for a few minutes. Stir ,,,.. tomato sauce and cumin~ simmq S m1nutt1. .. tir in bc•ns: cover and simmer. stirrina occa 1011ally until ho~ -" about IS minulcs In a skillet.in in- inch ofhOJ..pil fry ton ma • one au ume, unt1T1iahtly browned; drain on piper to..-cls. Top each tortilla with ~an m.ixtort. Add prnia.h:, Makes 4' scrvmas. • [ I I l - ... Residents ~nd tourists wlll be barre<:\ - from riving into area from 4 tOll ._Q.rn.- penintub before it tink.s." The measures ate bei.Ds taken not only to limit u·1lfte·bul 14>~eft1Ule tt\At fire enpnes ud ~in. ~n tet on and off the peninsula without len1tby delays, he said. Jul.Y. in years past, •id Recd. •It's a busy itay. lnvariabl~ some kid will bu:m b.imldf wath bu 'Jafe and 1aJ1C firwWorb• or aotntofte ·n throw 1 sparklef in the air arid it vnll land on the roof,'' said Recd. By STEVE MARBLE OfllleW, ...... Residents and tourists aUke will be prohibited from dnvina onto the Balboa Peninsula on Fourth of Jtdy even1na to preserve a wmblance of order on the popular and often- congcsted neck of land. Blta the duat The AJllela fall oat of flnt lJl a 5-3 )OM to Chlcaco. 1n thla play. tbh4 bueman Doua DeClAce. bu b.ta face lD tbe dirt after taatna·out Orea Walker of the White Soz. a 1. Coast Irvine resldenta getting a break on sewer fees./ A3 Callfomla Gann's lnttlatlve to slash salarles scored by of-· · flclals./A5 r Nation Mammoth alrablp crashes on teat flight.I A7 World • Israel's former secret ser- vice chief reportedly claims Shamir authorized the kllllng of terrorists who took hostages./ AS Food Sensatlonal aul})mer salads lower cal or I es whlle maintaining nutrl- tlonal value./C1 Sports Investigation begmil6 find who supplied football player Don Rogers with cocalne./81 IND£X Advice and Games Bulletin Board Business Classffled • Comics Deatn Notices Entertainment Food Mind and Body Opinion · Paparazzi Police Log Publlc·Notlces Sports Television Weather Nathan Roeenbcrl A11 A3 84-5 '86-8. A12 88 ... A10 Cl-& A8-9 A6 A8 A3 88 81-3 A9 A2 The population 1a Balboa is· ex- pected to uplodc with more than a quanct million tourists durina lnde- pendc'ncc Day celebrations, satd P91ice. -..rm not sure 1f 1t will be any laf'ICT than our usual influx," Mid officer Howard Eisen~ra.. ··1 mean, you can only set so many people on the Coast cities ready ·for 4th Ftrew.orks. parades. concerts to mlrr<;>r Statue o~lberty gala · By G. JEANETl'E A VEST °' ... .,..., ......... Each Fourth of July, Americans in Everytown, U.S.A .. run up the Oai. roll out the parade and pack up the picnic in a birthday celebration that aocs back 210 years. This year Amencans have somethin1 special to celebrate -the 1()9th birthday of the Statue of tibert)'.. A aift from France, the 151 -foot statue has come to symbolize hope and freedom. Between 1892 and 1954, Lady Liberty welcomed more than 17 m1lhon 1mm11rants to this country. Accordmf to histonans, more than half of al Amencans have an ancestor who paS5dt by the statue on the wa y to Ellis Island and hfc in a new country. . In 1983. corroded and cracked by pollution and the clements, Lady liberty underwent the start of an utraordina,Y restoration that took three years and $66·rn1lhon. The 225-ton Sta tu( of liberty will be unveiled Thursday in ceremonies broadcast from the East Coast. Oranic Coast residents will not have far to t:rln'd.for Independence Day and Lady, L1bt+t y cclebra11ons Birthday bashes range from a $75 gala at the Newporter Reson to a free •'When you IPPf'OlaCb an int.er- sec:tion, )'OU need ttalflC to clear for rou," sa1d Newport Beach Fire Chief am Reed ... Oo the peninsula, some• ttmes tbe~·• no plate for that traffic tQ &0· Then WC set stuck . ., There have been delays on tned.acal aid calls in particular on the Fourth of This year, can wall be saoooed on Balboa Boulevard at Pacific. c:o.si H;,bway and at 32nd Street where Newport Boulevard m~rae' into ·Balbol. Traffic will be .allowed to leave, but not to enter. The closure ia set to bqin at 4 p.m. thouah police b.ave.anc:ticattd. it could . JI I ts of S-year-old Laura a S28 million claim inst the state of Cali- fornia. all na the ·si&te's nealiaence resulted i their daughter's mautina by a mo in lion last March. The Norwe&lan tall eblp Cbrtattan Rad.tell pauee by MlM Liberty. T .. e full-rtaed ehlp le one of Ootilla of tall eblpa PE11ctpattnc ID · tbe Fo~ of July celebratfon. Donald and Susan Small file(\ a similar claim for the same amount last week apinst Orange County, whtcb o~s and operates Ronald Caspers Rea>onal Paric in San Juan Capiktrano. The claim was filed with U\e state bc<:ause it bas responsibili&y · for manqina all wildlife, includina .. Concert .Under the Stars·· at UC Irvine. Here 1s a c11y-by<1ty courttdown of _plans for L1beny Weekend: . Colla Mesa The first parade of the holiday weekend.steps into place at 10 a.m. today at the Fairvitw Development Center for the developmentally dis- abled at 2051 Harbor Blvd_ Fair- view's Founh of July Festival gets JOlnJAl 1:30 p.n1. With food and game booths, putt-poll aolf. a dance at 6:30 and a fireworks dlsplay at 8:4S p.m at the Goodell Education Center. . . . •' Offices to ·clo.se, trash· collectors off. ~~enytaRTc~~s ~u~n Jose 11 • CitY police and fire ~ment.s waif remain open Fnday, but all other The st.ate Dcpiartment of Fish and city. count~\ state ind federaf offices will dole fort.be hOliday. Game has ~nown since the county Post offices wd(betfosed, buicamers will pick up mail from street boxes paricopenedln 19741hatatasa~tat on a holiday schedule 90sted on each box. . . for mou:n~n hons. bur bas &fled to Trash scheduled for pick-up Friday will be collected on Saturday. warn VlSl~ors of the PQlCf!.Ual for · danaer, said Strukus. _ The El Toro ,itl was mauled March After a seven-year hiatus,. Orange Coast Symphony Orchestra includes 23 by a mount.am hon that matched C04st Collqe 1$ in-v11ma lhe pubhc to the theme from "Star Wars" and the her by the.head and d.raged her into a $5,000 fireworks dtsplay and an "18 12 Overture " Tickets 'are $6 for the brush as hct mothct watched in evening of Pops Fnday from 6:30 to adults and $3 for children under 12. horror. Another park visitor beat the 9:30 in LeBard Stadium on campus. Proceeds go to the Chil4 Abuse cougar with a lal)t stick until 1t The up~t concert by the South (PleaM Me COAST/ A2) dropped the ch1ld and ran. A mountain hon believed to be the same one responsible for th~ maulina Tig~ter cQ,Urthousesecurity urged was subsequently .shot and'killed by a professional hunter hired by the county. The state has 45 days to formally respond. Swkus said the cla.am 11 "a preliminary step" to fihna a lawiuit. A suit cannot be filed until after. the state rejects lhe·cla1m. Grand Jury bases findil)g on increase ~ . ~ . in serious felony case~ at central court By LISA MAHONEY Of Ille °""' ,... ..... Sccunty at Orange <.ou nly's central colJM housc should be upgraded to mirror increascdJud1c1al activity and a shifl 10 more ~nous felony -trials. the outgoing Grand Jury said Tues.- day T~ recommendation was 1n- "cludca'1n the last of a sen es of 1985-86 Grand Jury reports issued this week. Other report toplC'S included the county's Special D1stnct Task Force. the civil hab1hty of emergency response agencies and aud1tmg of the county's env1ron~ntal health pro- arams. Grand Jurors are c1112en volunteers appointed by the Sopenor Court to 1nvest1gate aspects of county govern· mcnt. ,,. The report on courthouse sccunty \\tas prompted by concern over statistics that show a 20 percent increase 1n judicial workload over the past fi ve years and a 37 percent boost 1n the number of fel ony tnals con- ducted at the courthouse dunng the fitst quarter of 1986 in companson t'o 1'985 "Althou$h such figures ma} not translate d1rcctly'to S<.'Curity needs. 11 1s log.ical that these needs would increase," the tcport said 1n calling for a review of courthouse secunty plan\ to ensure they arc adequate Pres1dina Judges of the Mun1c1pal and Superior courts should huddle with the. marshal to determine tHc level of security required ;tnd seek funding for the nec.cssary staff and equipment to achieve 1t, the report ~ said Other recommendauons in the report call for use of Jn employee 1dent1ficatton badges ud-establish- ment of n ~1ngle a,u_Ql.QQtl'. tQ.. authon1c building evacuations, However. Marshal James ( B} ham. whose office 1s responsible for courthouo;e ~cunty, said he al read\ ha., the c;talThe needs to do the . (Pleue 11ee GRAim/ A2) S'task.us said he expected the state to citt stat1st1cs th.at there have not been mountain hon attacks apnut humans 1n Cahfom1a .. 1io9C 1906, or 1925. or some such date. But the bono·m hnc 1s. mou.nt.ain "lions do attack people. and the family was not aware that mountain.J1ons con.- st 1tuted a hazard to park patrons:· · St.ask.us added that there were no warning signs 1n tt)e 7,5()()..actt ( aspcrs Park even thoUjh 1t 1s located 1n a f'C'glOf\ known to be a habitat for mount~1n hons New on-ramp ineters in FV snarling traffic ). . "By PRIL SNE'fl'>ERMAN Of ... °""' Net ..... A state plan to case congestion on . the San D1eao Freeway has created 'havoc 011 some F;ountain Valley streets, city pohce say. Last month. the Cahfom1a Depart· ment of Transportation activated new on-ramp meters tQ control vehicles entcrina the fruway in Fountain Valley. A Caltrans engineer said 1herc·1.s some indication freeway .. tramc is now nowina more smoothly rush penods throuah the cllY: Corbin said three trouble spot But local police say the bac)cups have emerged s1Ace the ramp meter<, behtnd these meters have led to new were activated two weeks ago: traffic jams and a jump in accidents •The Brookhurst Street on-ramp on local streets. to the s<>uthbound freeway. Traffic "It's a djsaster," said Sgt. Clark b~ sometimes backs up beyond the Corbm, traffic superv.isor for ~ -ralJllfqn'to'Brookhurst and blocks the Fountain Valley Police Department adajctnt._frccway eitll ramp The meters use red and a.recn hahts · •The Talbert •Avenue southbound to pace the entry of vehicles onto the on-ramp. J\l~t ·west of Broo~h\lnt, freeway durina morning and evenma Corbfn said .cil'{I making lcf\ turns to cnicr th1ll ramp have been gett~na caught ln the 1nte~11on afler the traffic s11na1 chan1es •The Elhs Avcnuc-Euchd Street southbound ramp. Corbin ~1d ru\h penod traffic 1s npw backing upa hnlf- m1le west to Ward Street The traffic ~racant said ramp lie· ups have been peaJuna betw~n about 7 30 and 8:45 a.m. weekdays. He said the increased accidents have ~n mainly .. fender-,n~rs" without scnous tnJuncs Corbin said cny traffic officials arc. studying the ramp problems and plan to discuss them soon with Caltrans en·ginecrs "We've been Jett1na lots of calls from the public ' 1he traffic scracant ~1d "They were screamana. People \a1d they were 10 or 15 minutes late JUSt &etting Onto the freeway In the mom1n1. They said we don•t need (Pl-... Me RAMP/A2) . . ROsetiberg not ruling otit another r~ce f o~ Congress • .. PAUL . ARCHIPLEY Great racen slosh thfouah lildlana, cornffeld m&Ze By P .4 Al\CRJPl.EY Of .. ~ .... --E d -th f rt h-1 h ft-offic1alsdunn1h1\un,uclC\'ilulcam-arne Wra 0 pa Y erarC Ya er plll" _ Hi• effort' won him ahout (ircal Amcncan Race COIUC'Sllnts Focus ON THl NEws · --27 ooo •IMhed throuJb pQunna rains Tuet-taking on GOP congress01a~n primary . v.otes . day ·tbey he d<'d from St Lou1 _ • "That's a prtur b11 statement." County GOP Chairman Tom throuah Bloominaton. 111 • and on to :::-~=~~t";~~·~~~u~b~t,~l'n~m~c~~f-~u~e~n~tn~\l~t~d~R~o~~J'be'I wrtl have to lndianapoli'--Nathan Roscnber& may have placed himself in the political d()lhousc when he waacd a losin• battle qa1nst (onatt sman Robert Badham m the Rcl>ublican pnmary Pany leaden were not happy when the bnsh youna challcnaer entered a contest ap1n•t a relatively safe tn· cumbtnt. ' .But Ro~n~ra·s uccc SC'l .were enouah that he may very well choow to hve in that doahou~ and waac anottier campaaan rather than tow the portion o those we rt no vo c' {:)cfore the party""'" The torrential downpoun posed party hne Badham. embracx-h1 cand1d1q1 ui any futurf' new headaches for the rattrs who are "I'd have no qualms with tunn1n1 "But we had 1v~100<1 orpn111-race bounetnt o'er hill and dalt from •ri~51 an incumbent ap1n,• he said. 11on (Oranae C:ounty ckvcloper) Ciu Fuentes tned to talk Roscnbera out Anaheim to.New York City. said Plul u don't buy that 10meone's in-Owen said it was· one of the be t of runn1n11111n\t Badham beau Cole, marketma and communl~ cumbency entitl them to another orpn11.1t1on1 1n Oranat County he lhe pany doesn't behcvc 1n pend1na tiona director. term " had cvtr seen. eneray and funds on a race whett an Most tanifk.ant was IClSIY route He rajsed more than SlS0,000 and ··1•m io1n,to hnna 11 outapin," he incumbent' accure. 1n ttuction . , 1nc:t theconte\t1nt11~ won endorsements from the pohh· prom1\cd." don't know 1f 11 will ht' "l think the ~.mpa11n was ~tly . actually tn a rally. which requua cally acuvc Knott ftml1y or K.nou's two )'ears or to yur fr<1m now. But l and unntte ry, ucntcs said. '"But them to folio fie d1te(t1on1 Bcr:ry Fann. Air Cat board chairman th1n.k I havt \()mtth1n1 to ron-that'~ water undt'r the bndac .. hctwttn ch n the route in· Wilham Lyon ind a number of city tnhu1e... ,(Pl a08S!m&RO/A3) fPteue OR&"T/A2) • __________ ......_~------------l ----------------~---------- I G llA~SEEKOP-FICE AGAIN ••• ... &I 1111•-• llllile'& .._ CMt out of WbO hive Dlaoel an h• ru ibeld of f! '*1 Ilia work on bcbalf of Nalban," Funars said. -Or• _. otber Reoublic:u ceD· But the c~. ambiuou.t R ...... wi11 pro~idc aliim"' test of nbcrs may_ not we to wait:. And. :Ma loyatty to the party, Fuentes uid. usumina Bldham will be rWlected .. , Mven•t beard anythint from ln Novcmbe'r, Rotenbna no doubt bim liDce tbc c~on," Fuentes wd. will be watcbina.for a ttmalth. "'I -all defeated c&ndidaies have "Tbe thiap r know m0S1 about are -federal i11~" ho uid. ..So there the Pfttotative of • heallna and would be more of a match than in reatina time. state offices." "'J . lilo.Pe ht'U worlc bard for the Althouah Roecnbera wu toundly ~manee, fi>r ~oqreasman Badham. defeated by the Incumbent. who H11 ftlt.ure wtll be beted by loraJ aamercd 66 percent of the vote, and R~1 .~n h•• enthusiasm fOr earned the wrath of the pany bier· I.be nominee. . . • archy, he said he was .encounaed A track record of wor~ wuh1n the enoqh to leave the door open for ~¥ and community will be J'!'Cf'C· another try at elective office. quasues ~o another candidacy, Jn fact, Rosenbera preferred to look F~t~ 111d. . . a.t the ~live side-of his defeat by ~I thank a tenure m the communny Badbam tn June's Republican pn- and an involvement of some ma.ry. - substance in the community, such as "There att two ways to look at the cbantablc, social. civic and J>OliticaJ outcome;· be said. "Take the 34 activity, is pound work for can-perunt of the vote I aot. That means I didacy. only need to &et another 16 percent. .. That requires ume, and Nathah is "And we JOl the conarusman back yet very new to the community," he in the diltnct. wbicb was one of our said. goals in the nm place. Rosenbera bas remained active m "My bit mjstake wu not 1tart1.ns GOP affain. He is a member of the the cam.J)lian a year qo. It's like J..incoln Oub and of the Executive soinA after an elephant with a 88 Committee of the Youna Re-sun, Rosenbera said. publ!cans, l':'ationaJ Federation .. He Roseobera launched his 'Campaign also is workma for John Mc:Canm, a just l I week.I before the primary. U.S. Senate candidate in Arizona. The 34-~-okl consultant and Jn any case, Rosenberg would have fotmer prnident of the Oianae Co un - to wait his tum before the party would ty. Youn. Republicans also aot under offer its support. Badham s skin by focusins on the ''There arc many able, dis-conaressman'• absences from House tinguished Republic•n officeholders votes. his world travels and his use of. cam'*'" f\and fot such th1np II-' silwr ,ftatW'ln and dreucs for has wi~ • At Om, e.dbam chote to ianore the upaian cbaUenaer. But u clcction ~Y ~aR!d. he launched 1 counter- oneu1vc. Zeroina an on Rosenber:I'• brother Werner Erlwd, -ho founded the IClf. im provcment pr'OJJ"llftS known u est and The Fonim, Bldham lnainuated that R.otcnbera waa some kind of a front man .. heavily fln.anced by shadowy forces aceki~ to enhance their political influence. • The five-term incumbent went so far as to compare thOte in est to followcfl of the· controversial BhaJwan Shrw ~neeth and the 1raaic victims of Jonettown. Rosenberl dilClOunts any effect Bad ham's cliaraes may have bad on the outcome of the, race, but l\e ncvenheless was and remains of· fended by them. "I can take ariy bit if it's a straiaht shot," he said. "But thOIC were Ues ... But votiq percentqet amona absentee ballots, which were matted before Badham's chaf'JC', were nearly identical to the election day ttturns, promptina Rosenbera to doubt the rhetoric h•d any effect on his can- didacy. While some may have been swayed, others were probably turned off, he said. "Traditionally, peoplo don't re- spond to diny campaigns in Oranse County," he said. ••t don't tbinlcit bad a lot of impact." RAMP METERSDRA WING COMPLAINTS ••• From Al them (the ramp meters)." Robert Litton. a Caltrans traffic .en ·n~r who has su{>Crviscd the ramp meter prOJCCt 1n Fount.am Valle~. said the<iev1ccs lead to more even spacina and less disruption when vehicles enter the freeway. He said the Fountain Valley de- vices arc pan of a larger prO)CCt inVolvin' new meters at San Diego Freeway interchanges in Huntington Beach, Westminster and Seal Beach. "What we're trying to do is to keep the freeway lanes flowing at a nice. steady speed and to eliminate stop- and-ao traffic on the freeway,'' Litton said. The Cahrans engineers said the meters case freewa y congestion m a .second way. Long waits at the ramp meters try the patience of motorists who use the freeways for short- -distance trips and prompt them to use surface streets instead, Litton said. He acknowled~ed that Cal trans has received complamu from Fount.am Valley motonsts conccmmg the new meters. 'Tve told the pc0plc there arc still some technical problems with the computen (that control the meters)," Litton Siia.~e arc slill fine-1unin1 the bugs out of the system." The engineer said the Brookhurst ramp is unusual in that it allows two vehicles to proceed at each areen sisnal. Some initial tic-ups were caused by motorists who assumed the meter only allowed one per sreen. A second sign has been placed near the ramp to help remedy this. Litton said the green sianat timina may have to be speeded up to help relieve the conaestion. He said It mijlil also De Slowed down to itnl.afe motoristJ further. He said the latter tactic usually causes drivers to leave at other tames or seek other freeway mterchanscs. Althoush he's willina to meet with Fountain Valley officials concemina ramp-related conaestion, Litton added, "It's a little early. Sometimes we've found that the problems solve themselves after a few weeks." GRAND JURY ••• From Al • job._ The approxu~atcly I 00 deputy marshals assigned to the court~ during the business day arc suffic1cn1. g1,en the courthouse's rclauvely trouble-free past. he said. Byham was highly supportive oflD badges for employees. R11ht now. deputy marshals challenge anyone they don't re- coan12e 1n the bu1ld1ng's non-public areas. Employee badges would make their JOb simpler. Byham said. COAST CELEBRATIONS PLANNED ... From Al Council of Orange County Dl1ntylud Disneyland's nightly pyrotechnic show wall be expanded Fnday to commemorate the L1ben y Centen- nial. Scheduled for the Ooaung Ri ver Stage at 9 and 11 p.m, the salute will include a 25-minutc musical show. complete with singers, dancers, a 20- piccc orchestra, and Disney charac- ters in patriotic costumes. The finale includes fireworks stage sets shaped like the American flag and the Statue of Liberty Tickets to the park arc S 17. 95 for ad ults. $1 2 95 for children under 12 FouialJI Vallty Running toda> through July 6. the 4th Annual Fountain Valley Fiesta kicks off toda> with tood booths. carnival ndes and t0nt1nuous enter- tainment at Mile Square Park. Brook.hu~t at Heil The h1Jhhgbts of the Chamber of Commerce f'Csu val include a fireworks show Fnday at 9 0BITUARIE S Mary McCaff rey dead at age 82 A 10 a.m. Mass will be celebra1ed T)lursday at St. John V1anni Catholic Church for Ma ry Mc( alTrcy, a long- time Newport Beach rc<i1den1 who has died at age 82 Mc(afTrey was born 1n 1904 in Ri ver Rouge, M1ch1gan She mO'Ved to Long Bc;ich 1n 1932 and was a drcs'i de'i1gncr 1n Holl y- wood for many year'i She was mamcd to Mike McCaf- frcy for 55 ycar'i until h1r, death in February The couplt' had retired to Palm Spnngs and recently rc'11ded in Laauna Hills ~ary Mc< afTrcy 1s survived by a dauabter, Patnc1a ( ooper of KJi 1lua. Hawaii; two son'i. Michael John of Lquna BcKh. and Robert Theoph1lc of Balboa bland. nine arandch1ldrcn and seven areat...,.andch1ldrcn. ' Thursday's M11 will be followed t?Y a bunal at the Good Shepherd Cemetery 1n Huntin110n Beach. ~t~~E Dlily Plllt MAINOfftCI iJO w. Mt et Coe!• ~ c.-. .... .-.. lo• 1eec> G4ala ¥.u CA 919H p.m. and the sounds of the Kmg.ston Tnoon Saturday at 7 p.m. Adm1ss1on 1s SJ for adults and SI for children 6 to 12. Hantlnaton Beach . The Huntington Beach Fourth gets a running start Friday at 8:30 a.m. wtth an SK run sponsored by the March of Dimes. Beginning at I 0 a.m .. Huntington Beach will roll out the oldest annual Founh of July parade in Ameri ca. The 82nd annual Huntington Beach Fourth of Jul y Celebration will wind its way along a 4.5-mile route down Main Street. beginning near Mam and Acacia streets. . Led by Grand Marshal Norman Fell. best known for his portrayal of Mr Roper on the tclev1s1on scncs "Three's Compan)." the parade w111 include school and military bands. dnll teams. clowns. equcstnan units and carloads offilm. radio and sports pc:rsonaht1es and c1v1c dignitaries. The 60-member U.S. Manne Co~s Marching Band from El Toro will perform. as will the 40-mcmbcr S23rd U.S Atr Force Marching Band from the March Air Force Base in R1 ver- s1dc . Spectators arc cncouraaed to arrive early and reserve their place along the parade route. The Independence Day celebration will culminate with a musical salute and a fireworks show at the Hunt - ington Beach High School Stadium on the comer of Main and Yorktown at 7 30 p.m Tickets arc $5 for adults and S2 for ch ildren and seniors Irv lat The grand lady will also rece1v~ a fireworks salute from UC lrvmc and The Irvine Co. Fnday. The free "Concert Under the Stars" begins at 6 p tn. with entertainment by local groups, followed by SlnJCr Ton: Bcnncll and The Third MaTinc Atrcraft Wing band at 8 p.m. Every- one 1s 1nv1ted to bnna picnic baskets to the event staged at UCl's 28-acrc Aldnch Park at tile center of campus. l..a1aaa Btaclt The city will host its 45-minote fireworks d1<iplay Fnday at North Main Beach on Pacific Coast High- way and Broadway at nightfall Mt11loa Viejo The Fourth of July Community Street Faire begins Friday at 4 p.m-. wnh food and game booths. juuJers, clowns, mimes, a Dixieland band and a barbershop quartet. Hi~hlights in- clude the 30-mcmber Festival Singers at 5 p.m. and the Kraku'y Dancers a Polish dance group. at 6:45 p.m. The fireworks show over Lake Mission Vc1JO at about 8:45 p.m. can best be seen from the street fair on Olympiad Road between the entrance to Lake M1ss1on Ve1JO and Melinda Road. Parking is available on side streets. Newport Beacb Gov. and Mrs. George DcukmcJian arc expected to host a Statue of Liberty celcbrauon Thursday at The Ncwporter Resort m Newpon Beach as a benefit for the Ncwpon Harbor An Museum. Fcst1Vhics are planned from 6 p.m. 10 midnight with a live satcllttc broadcast of tfie unveiling of the Statue of Libert y Oothed in the darkness of night. Lady Liberty will be 1llum1nated at 6:20 by President Reagan from nearby Governor's Island The unveiling will be accompanied by a I I O-p1ecc orchestra and a 300- voicc choir pcrformmg "Amtnca the Beautiful." The evening. billed at $75 per ticket or S I, 986 for a table of 1 O. in cludes dinner, a performance by the Irvine Symphon y Orchestra, a fire- works display and an auction by Irvin e Mayor Dave Baker. Approx- imately 2,000 guests arc expected to attend. If that's a bit pricey. The Dunes aquatic park at Jamboree and Back Ba y Dnvc 1s sponsonng its 29th annual Fireworks Spectacular at 8:30 pm. 'Friday. Dunna the half-hour show. 409 shells will be shot skyward. V1s1tors arc advised to arrive before 6 p m. Admission 1s $2 for adults and S 1 for children. Not to be left out, lhe city is also plannina HS 13th annual Fourth of July Parade Friday at noon. Started as a successful block party 12 years ago 1n the Manners community, the hometown parade has arown to be a -cny-spo nsorcd event with c:ity d1an1tanes, the Oranae Coast Collcac March1na Band and a bicycle parade. Bc11nn1na at the intersection of Commodore and Mariners the par- ade will circle Mariners Park and culminate in picnics and pmes. D:'.1.v'i,. .. au.r.., ~-... i ... n ~ • '°"°' ...... 2 ... J21 Justcall 642-6086 ~ Fr••i II 'f"'; *i "°' "-"" .-.. ~ Cly !>IOom Ul ... «•7om ...., 'fOlll 90PI' ... .. .,........, ~ IMJ ~ ~ C-., 'fO -...,.., ...,..,.. •Clflel ,..,. .... °' ..,..,, ... """" '*WI INiy ... ~ '"""°"· _. •. ~ ,,...,...-~-What do you hke about the Dally Pilot? What don't you like? 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"As Iona as my house isn't bumina or the Russians aren't attacking. J don't let it worry me." Police have indicated that the peninsula -a mecca for teens - could be subject to penod1c closure durina the summer. 0,fficers tested their plan last month when flyers were Circulated in town indicatina a "remember Palm Sprinp" cel- ebration was planned. • FromAl . structions are invaluable. But today's storms thrpddcd tbe- instructions of some raocn, particu- larly those whose vintage cars have no tops. Navigators found themselves ~tar ing at unreadable, pulpy wads. Jn addition, Tuesday's route took contestants throuah a maze of In· diana's.comfields' for several hours. said Wayne Stanfield of Costa Mesa. ''People were lost 'all over the place,'' he said. "Eve11,bodY was drivina around in circles. • That prepared them for In- dianapolis, wberc racers drove around lhc famous Jndianpolis Speedway racetrack. "It seemed fast at 65 mph," Stanfield said. "So you can imagine aoina 200." A handful of racers continue to battle for $2'°,000 in prize money. The mo•t consistent participant so far is Thomu later of Dterfield Beach, Fla., -who is alidina alona in a 1909 Me=aTourin1 car, he said. But local cq estants also are in the top 10. Amona them arc Newt Withers of Fountain Valley wh.o;witb naviptbr; Bruce Oczon, ls streamina onward in a i912 Olckmobile Autoqal. Still in centention, too, att navi· ptor Stanfield and driver Alan Travis of Phoenix in their 1916· Mitchell roadster. Ahhouah not in contentJon, still in the race is Ginni Withen of Fountain Valley. She is. drivina the 1907 Thomas ~r that won the 1980 Great Race from New York City to Paris, Fran~. 3-Pc. Fish Dinner s3~49 Three plump, premium, hand-cut cod fillets batter·lriecfto a golden , crisp, tasty crunch outside ... serVed up tender and flaky Inside With all the fixln's: thick-cut fryes, fresh cole slaw and two hushpupples. Try It--. the great taste will bring you.back .. for rnon?I LONG JOHN -SIL\'-El(S~ · ' 8095 Barbor Bl•d. COa&aM'Ha (Acroaa hoa feioo) -- . -_. .. '