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HAZY -'ORECASTI 0-. A2 .
MONDAY, AUGU T 11, 1986
Newport Center foes losing fight
Half of necessary signatures collected;
Wednesday 1s deadline to force election
said.
"We don't ha ve a l<>&Of how many
petiti ons are out, so we have no
prec1w: idea how close we are:· said
Beek. who 1s a Cit y Council candidate
10 Newpon Beach as well the chief
organizer of G ndlock.
By STEVE MARBLE
-8 PAUL ARCHIPLEY
Of .. 0.-, ..........
Distress ~1gnal!> were issued toda)'
by a group trying to force a citywide
elcctton on the controvcnu~I $300
m1llton cxpan)1on of Newport
Center
'Tm a ht tic discouraged naht now.
Strong effort
Mike Witt pitched e!Ot
•llatoat lnninC• u fbe
Aneela complete a .ertea
8Weep of Seattle. 81. .
California ·
Woman, 90. embarks on
hike up Mt. Whitney./ A4
World
Israel. Egypt a step closer
to settllng border dis-
pute./ AS
Nation
Phone workers walk out
In 12 Western states.I A4
Entertainment
Program about male be-
havior targeted for female
audience on NBC's
"Today" show./B8
Bualneaa
It's going to be very. very clo5e," s~ud
Allen Beck, leader of a referendum
group that has until W.edne~y to
collect 4.500 signatures.
As of Saturday, the group had
collected only half the ~•&natures
needed to force an election. but
names on pet11Joos 1.t11l being
circulated have not been counted, he
Water refuge ·
Gndlock 11 a coaliuoo of activist
groups opposed lo The Irvine C.O.
development, which include1 plans
for office towers. restaurants, a com-
munity theater and 1.400 residcnti~I
units 1n and around the commcretal
and business center.
A Oock of feathered fowl finda tbe early momln& calm at
Coeta Maa '• Te Winkle Park fit.a their bill. The water-
ortented community pa.rk alao ma.Ila an ln.tttna reface for
The prOJCCt wa• approved last
month on a S-l vote by the Ncwpon
Beach City Council. f OC\ contend the
plan will lead lo a breakdown 1 n
traffic cond1t1ons while supponc"
ma1 nta10 It Wiii improve traffic 0ow
because The Irvine { o. ha promised
lo bankroll about S40 m1lhon worth
of road work
T he ccn\erp1cce o f the road work 11
Pelican Hill Road upporters con·
tend· the road will acrve as a bypass
around congened Corona del Mar
while foes claim the road will o nly
open the runic south coast to d~
velopment
(. ounCll mcmbcrj con 1dcrcd p1ac.·
1na the project on the Nov 4 baJlot tu,
a void a spcc11J clecuon. But the idea
wa1 abandoned liut week when the
council was told 1h11 11 could .be
walking into-a trap
( 1ty Altome) Robert Burnham
5a1d •l would be possible th.at two
elccuons could r~ult -one 1n
November and a special clcct1on
probably a month later rn reaching their dec1s1on, council
people .eekln& to beat the aammer beat. The forecut calJa
!or more hasj aunahJne tbta afternoon aJon& tbe Orange Cout. See A2.
members said they fully expected lbc
\1ana1urc drive lO be a success
anywa)' Even I pr~Newport u nter
e1tpan~1on aroup p~cd.taed Gridlock
would ca 1ly meet the deadline
"I JU l can't thank ofa pcuuon that
has ever failed in this town " said
architect Wilham Ficker. an or-
K'I nucr of a group th.at has plcd&od to
f1&hl for the Irvine ( 0 in tht' t'VC'llt or
a \pcc1al election
"I'm surt they'll get 1he 11gna-
1ure\ ··• said < ounc1lman 8111 Agee
(Pleue MC PETJT101'/A2)
Justice
Mosk
running
again
Vete ra n high court
juris t, 7 3 , decides
aga inst retire me nt
By BOB EGELKO
·~..._.,.,,
SAN FRAM I\< CJ -\cteran
'ii.ate <iupremc (nun Ju\ltec ()tank)'
Mo~k announled to<la) that he will
'itek a new I :!-year term on the court
1n November
Mo~k. 71 dean oft he coun and one
of tht' nation\ mo\I prominent state
Judge\ ha\ until fnday to file for the
November election when fiH of the
other \IX JU\ltle\ wall bc on the ballot
Ht\ current term end\ n<'xt Januaf")"
Mo\k ..aid in a \t.atemc:nt he plan\
no formal c;impa1gnang and v.ould
\jXnd uni~ lhe filing le~ of S I W~9 78
plu\ 22 ccn1' lor a \laf1'11Y\o ma1I the
form to the offiu: o f ( alafom1a'\
'lt'crctan of\ia1c
· I am· confident thc.-electorate will
bc able tu C\ aluate v.1thout paid
polt11cal .td"t·n1..cmc:nl\ m~ ~1 year\ or JUdtllal \t'rvlCt' on the coun and
ht., earlier ~car\ of public office the
sJatemenl \ll1d Hcdccl1'ned to answer
reporter\· que\t1on\
Outtook for mun1'ai:>a1
bonds after tax overhaul
Is bulllsh. /A 7
-INDEX Mobile home owners may get aid
"That's great He'u good person,"
..aid Justtet fdward Pa.nelh. who was
told of thl' .tnnouncement by rc--
poner'\ wa111ng outside 1he coun
office. Pandll \aid he had c11pected
Mo'>k 10 rctlft'
Mo'lk had \atd \Ince la\I >car that
he m1iht retire· Jnd would not make
up h1\.m1nd unt1l 1hc filing deadline
111\ rc11rt·men1 ~ould have increased '
the h<>JX'' of {JO\ < 1eorgc rNu-
1..mCJian a per\1\1c.·n1 trit•l of 1he
toun., dl•t1\lon., 111 appo1n1 a ma-
1onl} of lhl \l'\ c.•n JU\tl(l''
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Irvine City Counc il may set up $250,000
loan fund to h elp buy The Groves s hares
By PHIL SNEIDERM A/'11
Ol IM OellJ ..... llWI
< 11y officials ma) c.ct up a S.!:>O ()(JO
loan fund 10 help rC')ldcnt~ of r he
(1rove!> mobile home park 1n In 1nr
purcha~ 1he1r \hare of1he1r park
Ahout 40 lo" Jnd m11<kr.11c 1n
tO mt' household\ would quJhl-.. for
the loans to parttc1pa1c an J pMk\N1dr
plan 1n which tcnant\ will purchJ\C
r ht ( 1roves fhl' park at 5200 Irvine
Hhd ha\ Hl mobile home\ and
Jhf>ul I 000 rc'>1dent\
l cader'I of the ( 1ro' es Home·
owner' A'>".>0<"1a11on announced an
June that they had \truck a purchase
llj'lllOO .tgrel.'ment with Bruce Noll,
pnnupal owner and managing part-
ner u l thl' park l nder 1h1\ plan. each
rn1den1 would purcha\C a \hare 1n the
part.. I he pmc· ofa \hare wa!> rouihly
determined h-v dt\ 1d1ntt lhl' lO\l of lhl'
park by the number of hou\t:hold\
.\ssoc1a1mn mt·mt>cr, a\kt'd tht'
lr1;1nt' (•I) < ounul 111 hl·lp fomalit''
that could not J0ord 111 pan1npa1e
fhe \hare prtel' J)('r hou\t'hold 1c.
almost S47 000
(11) c.1afl memh<.'f\ ha'" rec-
ommended that lhr lOUnctl 11\l· up to
$250 000 in kdt·rJI < 11mmunm Dc-
Vt'lopmcnt Blot. k <•rant lund\ 10 hd11
(1roves rc\1den1' \\-ho mt•ct Im~ Jnd
moderate-ancoml' gu1dd1nc' fhc '".
cragc loan J)('r hou\t'hohl would h<.·
S5.800 acc<mJtnJt 10 a \lafl rl'non
Segerst r om shares s ecrets
of success with local grads
By PAUL ARCHIPLEY
Of ... 0.-, ..... IWI
Providing c luc·, 111 hi\ own 'lllll"C!>'>.
Hent) T ~gcf\l rom \harcd 40 )Car.
of e.xpcncnce \\1th ''O collciic iiradu
.!It) l)unda) at 111mmem l'nwnt n
C'rt1jC\1n ln1nc·
\cacr\trom munaii1ng~111ncrof (
J Sqc~trom & \on\ delivered the
commencement uddrt'''> to ~duates
of the Ciouthern C nltforn1a r>1v1\1on
of the llnavt'l"lllv of Ph1x·n" located
1n ( 0\13 Mt'a ~aer~trnm 111111 tht> gr.1duatr\ and
1,800 fom1l~ ml·mh<·r.. .rnd lm·nd\ at
the Irvine Marnott he wa\ 1mprc\..cd
with the pcrscvcrant.c of the un1vcr·
\tty \tudcnts
The un1ver<01 t). with CJmpu-.c.•, 1n
\Cven maJor ClllC'\ 1n 1hc Wc·,t and
\outhwcsl, <..atcf\ to ~ork1ng .idulL.\
"ho want to funher their c·dmallon
"Mo'it of)'ou arc alrcad\ sradu.atn
of the ~hool of h11rd ~noc. i..'"
licfenttrom said.
le told them they would continue
to learn thro1.1~hout their hve\
"You arc lllc\\Cd 10 be-mcmtx·r., nf
the world'\ lJ'C31C\I \Clttel) of lrrc
thoueht," he ~1d "Knowk'dgr "
anfin1 1e. and \O art' nl•t·d21
"I want m) bcst-cduca 1ed com-
PJO\. mcmtx·r' to be gcncrah\t\. not
\pcualt\t\ Ne' er lo\C your open.
m1ndcdnc\'i nr,1h1hl) of thought. or
1maganat1on "
lie outlined ''~ point\ he found
1mpor1ant to ha!> <>"' n \UC"tC\S dunng
the four d«.idc\ after ht\ graduauon
Imm \tJnford l naveN I\'
•"l.carn to he a · dreamer,"
\<.·,c~trom \3td "(ireat careers arc
hu1h on challenge and 1magana11on "
•"fk hold 1 he danng become
1trt'.ll IC'h1evcro1 "
•"~he\(' in >our.elf Rcaard
(Pleue eee 81tOER8TROM / A2) Henry T . Secentrom
Sen. Bergeson'sfirst term
Strides benefit the district
GOP w h ip Introduce 56 bill lhl
to care for cons tituency. improve
year
ta te
If 1hcrr ,., ttn\ truth to thc .1dJf1'
"the squeak}~ hrt:I Jet\ the ~1'U'>C'," 11
lo n be found an the lltlitC'\ 111 \lah·
~n M1nan lkr&e'>on
l '-er attuned l11 h<".1 \ 11n,11111rn1'
~on,em' Rcrgr:'4tn h•' hu111 n '"'
< e\\ful f"lltt11~l curtt1 'fmnn1n1.1 rnorr
1h11n twndf'C'tldl"\nn tht Orangr< 1 HI
h} fnt. ui1na on lcx.1l 1\\uc'I
l\frgc\nn tx.·aan her r1olt\1till (UC'l°t
lt11. u\ln& tln cdur.111onal 1uuc~. in·
1 l11tl1ng I' \eaf\ on the Newport·
Mc\ll ( n1 lh·d '-'< hnol ()"Inc I Boord
of r 1hu 1\11111\
l\hr f1n1 ~tnt &u Siu:ramento an
I 1l7X U\ il\'>C'mhh "nm.1n ft1r the 74th
I >-mnfl nnd movr'd In lht" \cnatc
d111mh .. ·1 11f thr I 01,l.1111f<' 1n 1984 10
Flrat of two part•
rcpr~nt thr l 1h l>l\11111
r oda" tkrac~1n 11110\ hr1 \ "'
It. auc\ an th<' fin1tl 11.1\\ 111 hc·r ll"t
~\'11on "' ~ n tnf l>un ""' 1t·~ t'" '"'' ""Ct~. \hr 11.tlkcJ wit h lttl' 1>.111\ Pilo\
ahnut th<" fi"t half of hrr lnur H'IH
tt'rm
Her rl mt\ 1n tht' natr hl\t'
1ndudrd -.rcur111l' '"'"'' ln1 , le: 1nur
o( CV.'J)<lM lic1u h', lb1 ~ h.... \Ufl
pt)M1n1 Oran < ' 't c. ''"'' llfll"'"
The loam would help ftnanuall)
~•rained rco;1dcnt' mukt' up 1hr dif-
ference hclwecn thc1r current
mon1hh rent fee\ and thC' larg1·r
monthl> loan pavmcnl\ for pure ha\
ang a \hare or the park
fhc loan program will hl· 1 on·
\ldcrcd al Tul·<ida\ ·, counul mc.•r11ng
"h11 h hcg1n\ al I) '" nm 1n lhl·
l"l)Unul l hamhcf"\
\1cmhcr.. of thr a\\tK11tt111n h.1d
e\t1ma1cd the:\ would nrcd 1ht• p.H-
11opa11on ufat lca\I half or lht• p.sri..·,
h1111\l'hold\ 1n order to pr•K C'rd w11h
th<• purtha\c plan
rhe cum·nt t:oun 1ncludt'\ two
()(·ult.mc·11Jn Jppuintct:' PJnclh and
\falrnlm I utJ\ II l)(-ukmr11an '' rc-
dt't"tt'd in 'loq·mht'r and < h1ef
lu\ltH' l<o'4 U1rd. tra1hng hadl~ an
11n1n111n p<ill' " dckatcd th<' g<l\
l'rn11r "'11 lll'I a thud \d<Jnn to fill
< on-.t·nall\t' group\ ha-.c· targ<'ted
Bird .rnd Ju\lllt'' ln'o<'ph < 1rndtn .tnd
< ru1 l<nnmo "v1nc;t haH nnl op-
1>c1-.cc.I \1m k \a~ 1ng thl'\ IA.Cf(' UnlCr·
1a1n ,11"lc1u1 whcthl·1 he 1A-11uld run and
(Pleue eee M 08K /A2)
Newport car importer
arrested, accused of
swindling customers
B)' STEVE MARBLE
Of -o..,, ~ ...,,
.\ ~c·~p11r1 lka1h IU\Uf"\ Jr 1111
portt•r " ht.·intt hdd 11ida\ 1n 111·11 nl
\ ~lO 000 hail toll11w1ng h1' .tfrt''' 11n
cha•&<'' of \Vdt1tll1nit' 11\lnm1·" 11111 • •f
thou'i.tnlh of doll.tr\ 1n dt'J'I0\11\ 1111
F uropcan 1 M \ riolll 1 r.t·rimtnl
Kenn<'th Ra) Hightower. thl'
owner of now-delund lntt·rnat111nal
.\utohau' ol 'cwriort l·kalh. "
t harard with 15 rnunt., of lraud .\
hail hcanng 1\ .-.Cl t nda\ in 1 lar~H
"v1un 1l 1pal ( ourt
PAUL
ARCHIPUY
Focus ON THE NEws
ltun tu ull\hur .. · 1111 d11ll111 an"
pr1>1. ur1n~ hudgrl 11111, talion' 1111 a
lhtld~11rt" IJ, il1l\ 111 < >1.1nt1,C' 1 CJ.t\I
1 nll t' and a f'h't '11 II ""1c·nlf' hu1l'1
'"I .11 I C Jn 1n1•
\h, in11nd11u .. ~J ~·1 tl1ll\ tiunn hr1
Iv t c r 11nd 'It bill\ 1h1\ r
nin in~ lr11m .1 J'l1t1po._..1 to I(' 1\C'
r1•qu1rc·m, nt' 101 le chlt'I t h'tkntt I
fPleue we RE.RO N /A ~)
lltj!ht111A1r hi .1lk~t·dl\ look Jt'
~'"'' 11f ~'I 'i1M1 111 h11tht•r Iron ''"'"m'" 1n11•11,ttJ 1n puf\hj\IOJ!
h.irtl 111 find 1 uri•Jlt' In IU\Uf"\ .tnd
'f'l<•ll' ,,ir, -.;1i.I I tnl1H' \nd\
( '""" I h1 ,1111 1 1mport<'1l.111t-d 111 dl'ltH'f
tlll'1.ir,01111 rt•lurn thl' lull dq'C.1\1\ lo
1 u\lllml'f' ..,mJ < 1110"
11'1 .,.,\ r1 al 1n\t,1m l'' ll1ghtov.i:r
na1U p.1111.11 1rl11nt1' 111 SI ()()11 tht·
1kH·1 ti\ c '3111 I)( !)<.1\11\ IAC'rr tal.:rn
lrom 1 u\tnmrl\ holh 1n .rnt1 11111\ttfr
(P luH tee ARREST/A2 )
County to probe
charity expenses
f' rom "'•ff aod wlrr rf'port
\ll I )(,llll!l ( 1111111\ \lll>t'I \ l\Of h,I\
.l\~C'<l lh1M•·lll•l111" ... lfl\('\111.tlt' ltH
fund 1.11 ... nir. n11 th•i.h an1I u1lm1nl\
It.Ill\ r 111''' "' , h.ar11ahlc 1)rpn11a·
11111"
\upt·n ''01 I lltrr•t'll \\ 1c:<let ..aid
hrr rt'11ur\I .,., l\ 'fU"'nr1t ~ th<'
int ITl\lnp 1Tqur'1 lnr ~1nn iU\n' to
hllntu•, f\nt1 lt11• I , k of \1ltlahlt
1n lmmt1t111n aho111 them
'II lnnrrm' m«:' that v.hc:n rhr
;.i'rnt r 11111rn ,., homhudrd "'Ith
rt'\lllt'\t!> to donate ht, h mu.·~ ll t\l'it
ca' ror lhll lllt'f on Ill C'\ alu \(" whl\ h
~ haf1t1r' l"f"' 11Jt the br\I ~r' ltt"\anJ
"'h1 h nnc \ef' r nnh 10 ~odit the
(Pl ee eite CH ARJTY I A2J
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• d * Or-. CoMt DAfLV PfLOT/ Monday, Augu1111. 1988
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Cathedral limits activities I to keep tax-exempt status
By tile A11oclate4 Prell
Tht Crystal Cachtdral' near los o f
th 1.v.·l'M"mpt !>lalu'> 1n 1982 ha!>
rc)ultcd 1n mon: c:uut10u'I -.chcduling
of act" 111c!> JI the nrchttcctunal
landmark in (1 rden (1rovc, a state
ta\ ufli<: 1al •o<ud toda>
In ta<.t, Re~ Robert S<. huller'\
bru'>h wi th tax coll~rtors ha~ rt<>ullcd
in thl· l uttu1lmcn1 of '>t'vcral lypc'> o f
Jlt1\1lln at lhUrlht''> throughout tht·
'>IJtl' \Jtd v.. 1lliam (1rommctt tht·
'>IJtl' Roatd ot l ~uah1auon·., prop-
L"rt> l'~cm1>1111n ofltll'r
lk ~1d an ullorne> for the;· ( ry'!>tal
< Jthl·d1J1 no.,., thctk\ w11h h1'> offitc
fur J l II\ 1l1l"' thal might~< hallcngcd
d\ n11n l'\CnlJll
.. < hu1che'!> Ull' more awarl· now ut
what could cau$C th~m to lo-.c their
la•-citcmpt tatus," (1rommcu 'Ultd
1n a telephone interview from h1'i
Sac:ramcnto office "I think 11 (thl·
( ry~tal Cathedral c;,1\C) brought tha1
type of m1!>u\C to hgh1 "
For example. chun.hcs no w \h)'
away from ofTenna tht1r fac1hucs for
we1~H-lo!>\ company mtmbcr hip. mecun~ uod o ther types of "Clf
1mprovcmeri1 hu'\1ne\\l''>. he ..aid
The C ry'>tal ( Jthedral dt'iputc
JfOSC.' 1n 1~82, when Orange ( ounl)
Tax -'''tC'>!IOr ttr.1Jk) Jamb'> took
awa)' thl' r hurc h'\ cxcmpl '>talu\,
..aying ~huller\ organ1Lation U'icd
thl' $32 million pro~n> for protit-
making purpo'IC\, \UCh a!I com.·crh b)'
I ony Bcnnell and Rohen C...oulcl
In C allfurn1a. r hurche,, c han11c'>
und welforc orjdn11at1on\ arc ncmpt
from p y1n1 taxc' on their propcn1c"
The State Uourd o f f.qual11a11on
~upportcd tht· Orang<' County
a1.!>e,.,or\ dJtm wh1c:h wught
$473.000 1n bal.k ldW'!> for thl· )Car\
1979 to 1~!12
&.hullt'r dcnountt'd the dcl t'10n
'rom ht'> pulpit. \aying ht> would
"never allow th\· pulpit. lhl' l '°''· tht
l holf loh to bt-la "'d "
A rnmprom1\C V.J!> reathed 1n I IJ84
1h111 ll'V1e<l a S 165.000 lJX bill on
\oml' of lhc cathedral'!> J'n>pertv but
t'\cludcd S 'OK.000 1n o ther charge'
h\ nempting \Im ti> rcl1g1ou'> por-
11on<1 of the ,,rn1.1uar}
\1 ntt• then. 1h1.• church ha\ quahtied
tor 100 pcrc1.·n1 tu x-exempt \IUIU\.
Israeli jets raid Lebanon, hit
Palestinian guerrilla bases
TEL AVIV IHad < \l'J -Israeli
air force plane'> raided targcl'i 1n
Lebooon for the: 'iccond day today.
striking Pale.,11n1an gut:rnlla ha'>C'> in
the Bckaa Valle), the m1lttar) rnm-
manu announced
The Abu Mou\ll fal twn of thl·
Palest1n1an L1bcra1mn Org.an11a1 ton
acknowledged un~ot "' ba\C'> w<i!> hit.
and ~1d some o f 11' men w1.·r« killed
It wa'> the fir~a report of an> t.a'>uall1n
Ill the air raid '
A. spokesman l<>r lht: 'i~rtan hacl<cd
group which hroh· awa~ h orn Ya\!>Cr
A.rafat''i matn'>tream ..\I f-atah movt ..
menl in t 981 dented the l\raclt JCI\
dho tut a S<"cond ha\C wc\I ufBaalhck
fhe Abu Mouo.,a '>pokc:\man IOld
I he As'iuc1at1.·d Prt:\\ 1n Dama\<.:u\
\~na that the warplane\ \truck a
depot and lngl\ltl' u:nll'f "V.. c ha \l
human IO'>'>e\ hu1 '1111 nu dl·tatl'> .. hl'
'MLid. He spo k{· nn u ind111on ol
anonymtt> the Jeru~lem-Hcbron h1ihway Sun-
In the Lebanl·sc 1.ap1tal of Be irut, day. for which the gro up claimed
pohcc \ll1d a squadro n of hraeh rcspons1b1hty. Three lsraeh w ldiers
figh1er-lwmbcrs struck at guerrilla were '>lightly wo unded in the attack
hascs in the 'luburhs of Ein cl-~a On Sunday four Israeli helicopter
and-Hou'lh Baratktaround-Baa~bek tft--gunsh1ps fired rocket'rllt-btu ldtAtHfi
ca\tcrn l..chanon. It wa\ tfle seventh two Pale'>tinran refugee ~.am ps on the
1-.raeh raid in Lebanon this year, o utskirts of the southern pon city of
The announcement from the I~ Sidon. The arm> ..aid the building.'
raeh m1litar) command !>atd one were u'>cd b)' Yao.,!.C'r Arafat''> Al Fatah
group o fhu1ld1ngs wa'i six mile!> we\t farnon uf the PLO a nd b> the
of the predominantly Sh11tc Mo'>lem brl'ak:iwa~ Abu Mousa group.
wwn of BaalbcTc, and o tfier targel'> l 1:hanc'>(; police said the l'iracl1
were four mtle\ west of the town ratd\ \unday wounded at least six
The command ..aid l'iraeh plane-. Ct' titan'> but no death'> were rc-
reponed "good hll\" on their target' portl'd
a depanure from the mo re frequent I~ J~raC'I wtthdrew most of 11\ arm>
used reference of "an:urate htt\." It from Lebanon in June 1 98~. thm~
\&rd the planes returned o.,akly lu yea" alter 11 invaded the rnuntr) 10
ha\C dnve out Palc\llntan guerrilla'>. 11
The Abu Mou\a '>POkc\man ..aid ma1nuun\ a '><.'Cunty 1one along the
lhc air raid "rnuld he" in rt:l<lhJtton border tu prcv«nl renewed a11ack'
lor t~ homh101t of ,1 nu\ '5tat1on on agarn\I northern hrael.
Witness describes killings during
attempted jewelry store robbery
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Reagan says East Germany
should tear down Berlin Wall
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MOSK TO SEEKNEW TERM ON COURT ...
From Al
.il\o that their ohJecuon'i to him wcr<·
not a'I !>lrong.
Mo~ wa.1. appointed l<> thccaurt hy < 1ov Pal Brown 1n 1964, 1wo yea"
after hi\ election to a 'iecond term a.,
\late attorney general
Over the >Car-.. Moo,\ ha\ generally
hcen a!lsociatcd with the court''>
llhcral wing. although ht'I voling
rrcord 1n recent ycar'i has been
rl'l.111\ l'I) modcrale pan1cularly in
lrtm1nal t:.i\l'\ In the la'it year he
llt'>\l'ntcd from 14 of the coun's 20
dcu"on\ 111 ove rt urn dC'a th
\i.'nleOll''
llt'!i ruling' 1n 1.nm1nal case\ have
1nduded a I 1175 dcu~1on that e-.tah-
lt\htd independent \late c:on<JltlU·
11onal protection' aga 1 n'il no It cc
\Carc:hc!>. a 1976 ruling that went
hc>ond l t, t,upremt· < oun de-
u ,1on-. b) proh1b1t1ng an~ counroom
uc;c of ,tat..cmcnts b~ an am: tcd
defendant who had not been told of
1hc nght to remain silent and hftvc a
lawyer present; a 1978 decision.
recently followed by the lJ.S Su-
preme Coun, that banned racial bias
in Jury ~lect1on; and another 1978
deu'i1on ttrat overhauled the synem
ol llo'i<'d-doorgra ndJurymd1ctments
b\ cnlltltng d efendants to o
preliminary heanng in open coun
In c1v1I cases, M oskwa~ the author
ol the 1976 ruling. later modified by
the 11 \ Supreme Coun. that \truck
down medical school adm1,,1ons
quota\ tor minont1e!I rn the Allan
8akh: t J\C Ht al"> wrote the 19$10
dt'U\ll>Jl 1hat allowed women who
blamed their tanler on the generically
prt:'>trthcd ant1-m1"K.arnagc drug Df}i
to \Ul' .111 major manufal.turer"l of the
drug tor a propon1onatc ~hare ot
damdgc\ Justice Stanley Moek
Victim's m .om in AIDS fund plea
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, 11mranin \4 m1ll1on 1n loan' !111
work on an ,\II>", '.1c llOl'
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lhl\ nwnth
I ht· loan mea\Ull I\ \f)(1n\11rt·cl h\
< 11111111 c mp a prt\,llt' t1rm 1h.11
h11pt:\ t11 'l'lurc Sli m1llt1Jn OH'I th11·t·
,, . .H, 111 1k~dop a \,tn tnt' l11r the·
dt·.1111) dt'>Cd\l'
\H?4CJ4 taml'd h\. \"lmhl\nll'll
V..tll1.rn1 I tlanll·antl \11 1k1. K111r\ latt''
\1 ru11n~ h~ < 10\ < 11·orgl· l.>l'u
kmcpan wh11 ha\ hct·n l n11n1t•d h>
()cmo<.ral'I for Vt.'ltll'\ 111 htll'I 300 d,1l1on ft.II .\If)\ t11111HJt•d h\. iKlrf'i\
tundintt rclat1.·d 10 \II)\ .1tquircd I l11;iht·th I 1~1111 ""d th1• measure
immune: ddtcrl"nt\ '}ndrunw u111lcl t'\1:11111.tll\ ""'' t.npaycf\
f tl antc a C 1r<.'cnhrat' lh·puhlican n111111·.
,,11ddu11nga( 3f)llt1lncy.,\lonfc:rt.'ntc l>nt'111p111111I t1I ,1 \ilU IOl' would
1ha1 he: had no nrotnt\C the Kc-rnl1111· 1111 1111111lwr of' tl l1m\ and, 1n
p11hltldO goH·rnor would 111gn the hill '111111 1h, dr.1111 111 pulthl health
It ra,\t:d the \\'>t.'mbl> 6'1-2 and l 11''"'"l ''' ,h,· ,,1111
t 111 r1:n11\ late\ .i he Ming hl:tore lhl' I h" hill I\ \('I\ \( r. 1mrw1rtant IO
\~:na11· \pprnprialmn' C omm11tee 1111 "-11\ht11d, ,.11tl
1 lckn Ku,hn1l k who\l" \on died I >r I >11n.1ld I r.1111" 111 the national
thrn· H':tr\ ago .1ltcr u1ntriltt1ng c 1•1111·" lt1r I >1w.1\t· < nntrol and an ~I D\ t'ru111 a blood trJn\IU\ton \did ,1d q,1·1 111 11" ,1,111• ..aid he I\
tht ll'gl\l.Hwn would Ix· kn 1n c •llllt'I n1·rl th.11 m.1101 u1mpan1l'' .ir<
ht•lp1np todndop.t 1.atllfll' ,1\11111111~ \II>\ ,,11ulll" rc\t:atd1 he
Kuo.,hn1c k, whll ,l'rVl'\ "" thr hoard ( olll\l' 111 lht• h111h l"'' ~er\U\ npn tl'd
ol dtrtl ltlr\ uf thl' 1\mern <Ill I 11un· l11v. lt11.1n11.11 tt•turn\
BERGESON REVIEWS FIRST SESSION . .-.
From Al
111 ii htll lhi.11<111\ I >t 11k111rp;in '>IKIH'd
\l1rttmltn1n1:1 v.111l'1 tr.111'lt'" to llH'l·t
11·11111nal \UPPh· OlTtl\
lkll(l'\llll ha' J'llllVl'<t \IW t .in tw
""i "lff~t· to 11HJn11l11.il., .._., wt II .t\
P""'crlul gruuf)' ol ton\lttuent\
I 11r 1n,1<1me when lhl· \tall' pul a
l1tO UO a COO\lllUl'Of\ prof)l'fly hy
1111\l,1~1· ht• lo1111cJ lht•rt• WJ\ no
prr•' "'"" l•ir torrn 11nit 1h1· 1·11111 111
\l,1tl· rn ord\
lk q~t'\111\ JKll't'tl th.11 ht• ,1101111!11 I
lw 111·11.tl11rtl with :t hl.1l k 1na1 k tor th1·
... 1.111·, hl11nd1·1 .1nd p1111h111111(h a 11111
u·q111111111' 11rr1'< 11110' 1n 1'111·' v. h1·111 ht·
1•nq·rnnwn1 c·rr\
In .1notht·r l'XJmph nunwrou\
, . .ti\ 1t1lkrlll'\on·,111l11 l'\ from \t•n1or
, 11111·n' prt1mptl'd 1..11mptlJt111n of J
h,trttfhoo~ lh,tl :111,V.l'f' 1111 tjll!'\IJClll'
\t' 1\1111' 11111'1 of11·n ,l\k
"I 1h1nk 'IA.l' tJtkr .1111" lo till'
\\\ll'lll' lkrg1•\1H1 \atd '.ind th.it''
lhl· mo't "Kn1 h tan1 1t·\pon\lh1lit) a
le~.J'ilatm l otll have'
'' .i nwmtx·r 11f 1h1· nw111ril) p.1r1 )
lkrgc'>•lll " l11rtl'cl 111 ,utf1•r hl·r
tarlurc' 11111
I lcr hill lo ptott•t I p11hl11 enttlll'\
from liahtlll\ v.hr11 1nJur11'\ wn1·
1.111'4·1! h\ n.1111r;1I n1nd1t111n\ ha'>
IY..11 t' hl'•·n lli'katrcl I hi' htll w,I\
MAIN OFFICE
111\1111nl IJ~ a 1d\1' 1h,1t tndl·d 111 .1 \11
m1ll111n JUdgm\'01 Jl/,iJtn\I "'CWf)(1rl
fkal h f ht• \Ult wa\ filecJ h\ a man
whodtH'd 1nto 1lw ou·an htl hi\ lwacl
11n J ,,111tlh.1r Jnd "''" paral~1td
fkrgc\on blJmed tht C dhlorntJ
I nal I <1wyef\ \\\01.1at111n for flrl'"·
11nng lwr cr>llcaguc-\ on tht· l.icnal<'
l11d11.1M) C omm1lll'l' lt111·11·t 11lw htll
· \1111rnn,argu1· thJt v.{ \l11111hl kl
JUrtt•\ dt·nde,' lk•l/,t'\cJn ..aid U111
even 1h1· <oun l"'" 1.(1\e taxpa\t'" .1
hugr 1.1h " ·
\notlwr fkrgl'\rrn hill would 11.1\t'
rx.·rm1lll'd lhl· < .1'1forn1.1 lx·par111wn1
111 I ran\pc1rta1111n to 1ont1 .111 Y..tlh
pnv.i11· firm\ tor tl1'\11tn work on
frt'l'Wa >' wh1.·11 th!' \talc 11111ldn'1
1 ompktl' lht· work 1n ltml 111 v.111
lc1kral fund1n11
"( >ur proJCl" Mt' -ht·•nK 11.·11n
ard11td ht·rnu\l' Wl' don't huvt• lht'm
·on-line · and the money 1<, going "'
other \I.tic\ " lkrgc\C1n compl:u ncd
\1a1ccmplo)CC\ fearful 11 thrcaten·
cd 1oh \Cfunty lnhhrt:d hcavtl >
ag.tin\I lhc• hill It lo\t on 1h1· \<.·nail'
Oum
1 lwn· v.111 alw,1y\ he a t11Jlit1on
opf)(l\tng pn1.ot11.it1on .. \ht• \,11d
"e,rn 1f thl"} In\(' ulttmatt•ly' hv
l11"n111h1• ledt•rul monc\
WE'RE LISTENING
Bl·• Kt''"'' lt,1\ ll'.11111 d \ht •all 11111'11
pu'h 1hr1111rh h1·1 'olll\I'\ ll\ ,I\ 1111l1n~
1tw .. 1.1111111 \ht ,,rnt
( )11 \II II II\ 111< ,ti l\\IJl'\ '-'1' \>(.'
h11·n rllort· 'u• rntul tlu11u11.h tht>
hutll(elr>r11u·" 'h' 0.,.1111 V..e Vl'
\llUJl,hl lo pul 1trrm r1n lht· budget and
1hn1 prlltct I lhl'lll I ti rnlhrr nol havr
11•11 l\l.1111111
I h.11 '•1111 y1.11tl11 .1t11111 h\ hrtnfl,
11111fl<'11pk111v.1•tlwr li11 ,ii .111d \lJlt' lo
1J\1 lhl· \\\It m h1 lhl·H ath tinlage"
lkrRl'\(111 (jUllkl> m11Vl'U 1nl11 a
l'"'-111111101 lt'.11kr\h1p ht·• li"t \C\\1011
Ill tilt' \n1alt' \hl' W,I\ l),1med (1(>J'
... 1111> c'H'll he: Ion· her 'l""canng 1n "' c1
,1,111· wnalor 'ihl' l hair\'""" l llllHntl
11·1·, l 111,al < 111vcrnmcn1 .11111 thl
"'i1·l1·1 I C omm1t1t·e on 1•1ann1ny lor
t .1ltl11rn1.1\ < 1rnw1h and I\ 'ttl
1 h1111 111 thr I dur:it1on C nmm11 t<'t'
\lw lound th1· n111rt· tlt'l1~1 Jll'
''""' 11111v1ng "11·11.1tl.' Jntl ti\ four year
1crm' frt'l'd her horn thr ron'ltant
rnmcrn of rr-clt·1.1111n \he l.1ted every '""II )'Car\ Ill tht .i\\-.COlMy
\nd J\ one of lhc: lir\I two
kq>uhltrnn wnm,•n l'lc1. trd to thl'
\{ n.itc \he' h111>l.'\ I•> Ix' lead in~" lrt:nd
111w.1rd m111c """ml'n 111 polttll 'I
JC1lht·1 1h,1n \OH1kt• f'tll1•1l mum\
we'fi• w11rk1ng 1111 • prrtunw filled
I 1111"1\ ' \ht• \<.llll
D•lly Piiot
Dell very
la Ou•r•ntMd
Just call 642-6086
I
What du you hkC' abnu1 the Daily P1l<11'> Wh111
don't you like? (all lhC' number 1tx1v(' and >our
mC'"lie will b( ~urdcd Iran" nbed nd de·
hHrtd to tht' appropnatt editor
rhc umc 24#hour n11,.,.,enna \l."rv1Ct may llf"
uM"d to rcu>rd l<'ttcrs to thr editor on :iny 1op1t
C ontnhuton to our Lttter\ column mu\I includt
their namt' and telephone" number tnr "cr1fiu11nn
T clb U\ what'\ on your mind "
Clrculellon
T•let>honH
....
'... Ml .. ,,.
Back-to-school
safety explained
C h1ldrcn CJian rc1urn to echool ufcty educated
lhrouah the "Safc1y ( t1y" cou!'k pre'ICnted by r nqdopacd1a 8ntann1t:a and lhc lfun\mgton ~uch Mall on Wednesday throuih unchay ·•safety
\1ty" ha\ 11 safety s1an 1nd numcroui buildinp.
1nclud1n1i a police station, fire depanmcnt,
schoolhouse. hbrary and park I he "city'' will be
•naflc:d by member' of 1hc fl untinaton Ocach Search ~nd Re'iCuc team and Huntington Beach Gari ~OUl'I
M1kl· 1)1mon~n and Officer Byrd wall appear ~<tturday and Sunday at noon, 2 and 4 p.m and free
children'\ fi11gc:rpnn11ng will be ofl'ed Wednesday
and Thursd4.1y 11 a.m to 7 p.m . Fnday noon to 9
pm and Saturday 10 am 10 Sp m
"Safely < 11y" will be open Wcdne~ay throu&h
r r1duy 11 am !04 pm and Sa1urdayand Sunday TO
am lo 4 pm Additional anformauon 1s:iv4.11lablc by
calling M\17-2533
Boy Scout court of honor
!Jo) ~out Troop 38 will hold :i potluck dinner
and lourt of honor l uc\day a1 6 pm at 61!5 Park
Ave Laguna Beach Parents 1ntcrt:'llcd an \<:ouung
may tall Paul W1lnig ill 494·1 SSt>
Tom Hatten In Huntington
fom llatten. Kl I \'Hartoorll'lt und 1ch:vi'>t0n
ho\I, will bring h1<; \ketch pad <Ind l harcoal 1u
Huntington <enter on Wednesday at 11 a.m. and
I "' pm 1n ccn1t•r t.·ourt I h11ton wi ll <;ketch
tck" 1\1on 1..haractt·r and mcmhcr'I of I he audu:ncc
while talking to Im lan-t
>\Jd1twnal 1nformJl10n I\ J \.a1lahle hy rnlhng
8117-25 ·n
Rabies vacclnatlon
<\ low·lC>\l rab1t•\ \Ulunaunn d1n1l will be held
Wcdnt:d\a) ft' 'Oto 8 p m. at tht· I rvinc Animal ('arc
( toter I~ 129 ')and C'an}'on Road. Irvine ( O'>l t\ S3
(X'r dog and Irvine rc\1dcn1~ <;an obtain ltccn\Cs for
1hc1r dog\ di lht: \amc ltmt: r urtht:r information ...
• nallahlc h)' 1..all1ng SSlJ-l'l I \
Eatlng food that counts
\lcnc < 1nffin rcgl\tcrcd d1('t1uan lor ~u1h
< ount}' ~mor \c~ 1tc\ will be tht• guc\t '>pcakcr
Wcdn('\da) at the( 11' of lr"1ne\en1or'x'rv1<.e'>'"A
Jicataful Mt•" program C1nffin will \f)Cak on eating
fooch that tount. e;l(pla1n1ng proper nutrition for
older !X'r..J>n., health) ea<t)' meal' 111 pn·parc for one
~r lwo f)Cr\OO'>. and It(')\ on huy1ng healthy food
Tht· pro~am " Ill"' 111 11 10 .i m .11
Northw11o<l ( ommunll\ P.1tl.. 4511 Hr)Jn .\'t:
.\JJ1111111,1I inlrnrnJl111n '' ,1\.,t1IJhk h) t Jl11n~
7'1 '"~'
B'nal B'rlth women to meet
I hl ( 11.1\tl1111· C hap1n ol f\'na1 U nth 'h ornl'n
will n1t·t·t .11 tlw ( ounl}' l 1nc Kntaur<mt on
Wcdnl·\da) at ~ 10 r> m for an c;irl\ h1rc.J c.Jtnnn
mc<'t1ng T ht• fl'\taurant I\ liairanu1 , .... i.. Wil\ cllHI
I akt• \th't't rn l"'tnf"
'\II Ml·a women arc "'' 1tt·c.J In tht· no-tw\I
mt·l·11nv, \1ld11111nal 1nlorrt1Jt11111 " J\JllJbk tn
l alltng l1S1 -Xb I 1l or 7Xb-1104
Monday, August 11
• 1J .1 m Orange County Transortallon fom-
mlsalon lounl\ llall of tlm1n1<.1ra1111n llJ ( ''"1
( cntl·r Piel/a \anta Ana
• .., lo p m La1tuna Bu<'b Oowotown S~<'lfk
Plan < 11\ t 1111m1I< hJmht·r, 'Ill\ l ornt \\t•
• • ., \op m Irvine Tranipottatlon Comm ls Ion
11\ C 11un1llC hamhcr\ 1720()J,1mhorl·1· BI Hi
Tuesday,Augustl2
• 11 \(I .1 m Or.nge County Board of Supt'r
vl1or1. t11unh I I.ill of \dmrnl\tra1111n. 10 < "''
l 1·111t·r Pl.t1.1 \.101.1 \n.1
• (, 'lJ r> m lrvlne City ('oun"ll 11' < 111rn1 ii
( h.1mtx·r\ I" ~00 J.1mhurn· Hh ii
• 1, llJ pm l.aRuna Bueb Ent'rgy aod
Environ ment C ommun11~ C cnll·r lX4 Lq~1on ~I
PoucE Loe
'
Orang. Coell OAll Y PILOT/Mondty, Augu.t 11, 1tee * Aa
Huntington to take over state beach ·
By O. JE.ANE'M'E AVENT
• .,.., .... 0.1 I llfA •1At
Bca1nn1na 1n October. the t lly or
Hunt1na1on lkat:h will take over a pon1on or Hol<wt ( hu;.i \tall' Beach Ii\ p;an ot II)
lon~·ran~ redevelopment plan\
fhc ( tt) ( ouncil 4pprovcd n aaret-
mcnt Wtlh lhc \UUC lint Wttk that llVCS lh('
control of 1 3 male\ of be .. ch 1mmcd1ately
nonh of lh\' l.'11)' pier for the nex\ 20 yea~
wtth an add1t1ot1al 20.ycar option.
Miss Newport Beach
"A cu~-operucd beach betwetn lhe.piu
and the """t c11 y hmats would be bener1e1aJ
10 all panie1," accordana to a statf rcpon
submitted to council membt'rs.
f orthe city tt mean\ 11dd11101tal parluna
fac1ht1cs ro r redevelopment prOJCCU tn·
clud1n1 new ho tel, P1crs1dc V1ltaac and
rcson businC))C'
Plans call for a park1n1 structure 10 be
built on exmina asphalt areas and not on
theMnd. said rcdcvclopmcm ~mc1111 Mike
Adams.
Ml .. Newport Beach 1986, Martha Rugen, aavore a happy moment
after her coronation Friday nlabt. More lhan 300 attended tbe
paceant held at the Balboa Yacfit Club. Rugen waa selected from
among 10 flnallata. Monica Contrera waa flrat runner-up and
Carolyn Snow aecond runner-up. Conte.tanta are 18-25 year• old
and muat llve or work ln Newport Beach. The pageant la aponaored
annually by the Newport Harbor Jayceea. ·
for the ta&e. 11 wall mean thal the city
will take over the burden of m11nt11n1na
and patrolhna the beach which extend~
from lhc pter to about a mile no nh or
Golden West tn:ct. Opcrauna costs arc expected 10 run
SI 6S.OOO each year, but 1t will bt otfttt by
concession revenues and other aource,,
said Melvin M. Bowman, the city'•
director of community services, Ul a
report. The councLI alloatcd S•7,200 to
cover per$0nntl and operatina costs ror the
rtnua1nc.kr f thc fi1e1I year.
Councilwoman Ruth Bailey said lhe
favors the aarccment "It woufd certainly
improve the beach in that area P-eoplc
th.tnk n's ou" anyway" C 1ty crew1 could
do a better Job of k.«pan1 ll clean and ttdy.
he said.
However, Mayor Bob Mandie was lcn
enthu 1asuc He voted p1nst the rcsol·
uuon becauw "I don't want the-add1t1on1I
ex{'Cn~. It'll take rnoncy from Ioctl
ch11.cn,,"
HB group helping
ex .:.churchgoers
to 'kick' religion
By tbe A11oc:lated Pre11
01\1lluMoncd Chn st1an., overcome wtth
suilt and remorse after dropping awa)
from the floclc are gelling help 11 k1ck1ng
the rehgaou~ h.ab1t through a Hunungton
Beach self-help group of CA-Churchgoer~
Chip Stinnett, 34. who recently \Utt1cd
an Orange County chapter of f undamen-
talists Anonymous, :r.a1d that ratht:r than
drugs or alcohol. Chmtaantty was h1!.
crufcn. It ea~d hlr.rnxiny and made tns
problems go away
But has Asscmblte-; of (1od churth ~a'
too stem 1n tis doctnne. v1ew1ng lift' 1n
terms of black and whne. Stinnett \aid 11·, a sampltst1c view of rcal11y that leavn no
room for amb1gu11y or doubt, he said
S11nnctt said fundamentall!ll') ma) be
ov.crcome with guilt and rcmor.e 1f tht:)
have doubts about their bcllefc,, and to ge1 nq of ,uch feelings, cx-fundamcntall\I\
can use help from o ther'l who have walked
the same path .
Trad111onally. fu ndamcntah\t < hm
uan\ embra<.c the t>eltc:f that ncarh
e verything an the Rtbk ,., literal!\ tru~
from the C..enest!I a.ccount o l mJn '
crca t1on to the Rev('la11on'i account ut the
last day\ of the world
··1 found something that prom1\Cd the
answer<. of birth, ltfe and death and I wa'
happy wtth tho..e answer'>," he \at1J "I al\C1
found ready-made friend\ -vcf) 'l1n<.:erl'
pcnple-who were willing to receive mt•
l>oubt\ hcgan cropping up h1Jwcvc1
I II\ congregation. tar trom hctng an image
of heaH·nly pcaLc. wa., wracked hy p<1w1·r
~tru~le<. he \atd and he '>lartt"d 4uc\tton
1ng hi\ hcht:fc;
"I had a total wllap-.c a )C:M .ind l11ur
months ago." he ..aid "I coulc.Jn t wor~ .im
more I wa\ dcprl',\<'d Alf ot a \Udacn I
\\-J!l lh1nk1ni, ·1 wuld d1l' an~ minute will
I go to hell'>'"
Jim Lu(c co-lc1und1·r and as~1•tant
C;l(ecuuvc dtrccttJr of the nauoow1de
fundamentall\I\ Anonymou& e>rpn11a-
1ion. \tarted 1n Nt:w York on Apnl I, 198.S,
\aid S11nnc11·, ca~ wa., common.
"Half the people who come to funda-
mentalist~ Al'lunymou\ have gone lhrouJh
or .ire 1urrently 1n 1hcrapy," he ~td
"Man~ ha' c had compiclc
m·nou\ hrcakdov.n\ ··
.\ I) p1cal Func.Jamt'ntah'>t Anonym ou•
meeung 1s like an .\kohnhcs Anonymou<J
mccttng. he said
"People arc gc111n~ together 1n some·
one' home Jr1d \3)1ng. 'Hey I've bttn
there 11\ OK 10 haw the'><' problems,'"
l uce '>Std
Orange< ounty\<.:httpter wh1<.h has had
about 4(hnQorne'i from cx-rhurchgoers. 1s
1hc lirst ba-.c for the organ11auon 1n
\outhern < alilornm I Ul'e \3td Thero are
l ha pt('~ an < >aklanJ \an Jo..e and acra-
mento hc ..aid
"\.\.-c ha"e learned that ltlc I\ not painted
in black and whale . .' Luc.c .w<L ·:oftcn.
t1nH:\ the area\ of gra) prc:c.Jom1nate"
C un~r"all'c ( hn\tllin 'pokcsmcn d1'>·
putt: that bcl11:\.1ng 1n h1hhtal ahsolutc'> t\
\Umeh.ow dc:!1truct1\t
.. There art· h1hltcal foundut1onal. and. 11
~ou plea\C, fundamental truth\ 1n the
B1hk ... \aid Rn}' R.1t hd,, :t\\t'>tant d1'ltrtct
\Upenntcndcnt uf the >\'>\t:mblic'I of ( 11><1
thurlhC\ 1n \outht'rn C ahlorn14
"There .ire '>Omt l\\Ue\ ..cnptur::illy
th.11 .irr non nrllol1i1bk · he ..aid "\aha·
111>0 "b\ the ~rJc.l' 111 <111d Jl11nc throu&}i
the hlooll of< hrl\I 1 hl'll' " nn amh1gu1t \
Jbout thJt th;it I 11.nuv. 111
Musicians clip hair salons,
. ,.
Boat grounded
on Dana Strand but must face theirowii music
8 ) TONY SAA VE ORA
Of .... o .. , ,._ '""'
I 111111 nov. on 1t'U lt1\l m11n· 1hJn J \on(!
101 1w11 h,111 '1<.111111' 1n C 11\t.1 "fr'kl Jnc.J
<lritl1l/,t' In pl<n thl· 1.id11> dunnl( work
h11uf\
But lhl' 'i<1lon,· .1pp.ir1·1H ddt'.11 lu
111\tlll\ dl•lll1llH" l'l\ till' \111l'lll.tf1 \IK l\'I\
111 ( 111n1><1WI\ \ 11lt111f\ .ind l'uhll\ht'r'
1'11\ktl 1111 ,t llll(h 1t111l· (,1\1 WITl
( II II~ lll'f\ ( .... \ f ,I\ 1111 \11,111 .111d
I< 11hc.·rt \.1.n nl1.1 ,,11d I hn "'ii I p111h.1hh
p.1 llll' ~-1 4111 .1111111.tl lll\,tll1t'\1lt111.111tkcl
'" \\I \I' l•ll 1h1· 1.11l1111ttlt\ll.. Pl.t\nl 11\ l'I
till loi111\rx·Jll.1·" .11 11w '·'",."
I luv.n·n \\C \I' v.111 h,1\1' lo 11111. 11111
,I\ lllll\ h ,1\ \'()(I ,1 \ t .II 1111 ,1 ( 11,l,1 \fr\,I
IHl\llll\\ lt1111\I 111 ord1·1 111 111111·11 lht·
111\,tlll\'\ 111 th.111 ti\
I tw h.11rdrt'""'' v.1·11• 1•11111\ 111,.. J \\'11\l'
111 '"'lt'I 1t'\1•1111l ;tlttl 1hn ltnttt·r1·d
\\(\I' 101 lllO\JUtllOJ.' hll\llll'\\ Ill ( 11\l.1
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\aavedra questioned whether A\( AP
mc.-mbc"' were aware oflhe strain to \mall
hus1nt:\~s that are not profittna from the.-
mu"' "I cton 't think the artists' 1ntcnt1on\ wt· re
to charge beauty salons. It ~m'I ro haH·
gollcn o ut of hand," h,e ~•d.
f hc two mt•n had con\11lcrcd fighting
.\~<A P tn rnurt. but '>leppcd awa) Imm
the hatilc ;iflcr !heir rcquc'lt for legal help
lrom the .\men<.:an ( 1v1I L tbcntc\ l Inion
wa'i turned Jown
"'1canv.h1lc. < O\ta Mc\J ttl(k rnl111l<'·
men I otncrr\ ~nl a form let11·r Jul~ 1I10
\\( .\P g1v1ng the organ11a111in 14Ja\\10
l(t'I a l<x.ill hu\I ne'i\ pl' rm 11
l 1ccn\lng fee\ r:ingt' Imm\~~ In\ 'I.Ml .1
~car dt'pcnd1ngon ho~ mul.h ft''<'nut• lh1.·
hu\1nt\\ generate\ within tht• l 11~ \illc.l
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v.hu v.oultl tl('11·rm1nc lhl' 1x·r1t11l' I .1mm
\Jld
( Edllor'li nolf' SaloD owntr flobt'rl
Saavedra ls not related to Dally Pilot 11&aff
writer Tony . aavedra.I
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'>lrandcd on .i '"uth tounl\. hc-at:h
Monda) m11rn1n1< .1ftcr repeated cf.
lort'> to frt'r 1h1 r .ill on \unda}' fatkd
The plea,urr nn:at Fathom washcd
ashore on DanJ \!rand Bca1 hat about
12 JO a m \und,I\ dltt•r tht• pilo t 1..-11
asleep, !.a1d <>ran{(t' < ounh 'ihenff"
l t Russ (l\ncr
R o\~ RutkdKl' thl' pilol and l'O-
ownt•r of tht· ~~On CJ()O hoat and h1\
pa~'><'nger Barn '\n<ll·r,on were
lravt·ling hum "'l ~pun Bealh tu
Dana 1'111nt ~twn lht· Jludt•nt <>t.
l.U rrcd
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rt'\t. lll' hr \aid
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the ..ah agt· llrm m.11k rqx-.11nl t:llon\
~unda) ttltnnuun t•J p11ll 1l11: ~ruft 11u•
10 \C3 -,
Mom faces manslaughter
charge in deaths of twins
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' •\ molhcr whO\t' 111fo111 1w111' l11nl
111 luh whrn thq v..t•rr kit 1n .1 park<'d
1,11 "')' \he will plead 1nn1xcnt lo
an' 11lun1 ,1n m.rnc;laughtcr ::ind 1n
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frn.,1 wa\ arn·,tcd h) ( 1.1r1kn
< 1tovc police July 20 lor tn\.t'\ltgat1on
of mansltw.ahter and wllllul t ruell y 10
4.h1ld rcn after hcr \ month old 1w1n.,
died o f JpP3rtn1 he.ii \lmkl-
lnvest1antori. \Jt<l I rn\I lell 1h1
1nfont~ unattended m th<' hat k \C.'al of
ht·rrnr for about 'o m1nul1'' v.h1k <.h1•
v1,.1tcd a friend tn\ldt• ,1 \tnrt
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w1ndowi. wa'I open, und thut onl)
Newport Beach
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Hit-run driver
sought in Mesa
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Body in surf id ntified
\uthonttt'\ h.wc tdcnulit·d .1 l •
.. ear ~old woman ~ho\C hoth v.,l\hl"ll
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Mt. Whitney's
oldest clitnber
aiming for peak
LONE PI NE (AP> -If 90-)car-old Hulda Crooks
completes her 24th trip to the top of Mount Whitney,
rangerua.}'..shc.'11 pr~babl)' be the oldest person to scale the
tallest peak in the contiguous U nitca5tales.
"Older people tend to feel their ltves are o'er whl·n
they reach 65. They think they arc all done." Crooks said
before she left unday on her yearly tnp up the 14,494-
foot mountatn.
"But there 1sa lot of good 1t ... 1ngafter65 1fyou have an
tnterest 1n It fc." said (rooks. who expects to reach the top
by Tuesday.
She left at 7 a.m. with a chmbtng pany of 17.
including Rep. Jerry Lewis. R-Caltf.. and se' eral
JOumaltsts. T he group headed up from the 9,000-foot
level of Wh1tne) Ponal toward the snow-capped peak.
It will take the chmb1ng part} four days to reach the
top of the mountain, 170 miles non h ofLosAngcks. The)
will hike four mile daily. camping out in tents each night
The first da~ <;tarted bnght and sunn)'. but turned
cloudy b) m1d-aftemoon and thunderstorms lhreatened
the area
Crooks ha' been turned back b) bad "'cathc:r onh
three umes s1nc.:e she first climbed Mount Wh1tne) in
1962.
ln)o National Forest Rangers· sa} that 1f ~he
rompletes her latest Journey. they arc almost ccnain
Crooks will be the oldest person ever to ha\ e done tt.
• The diminutive, wh1 te-ha1red hiker insisted there
was no proof to talk that a 90-ycar-old man had reachl'll
the top several years ago. /
"No one saw him do it." said Crooks. a vegetarian
who said she walks at lea'St 3111 miles each da) and wants to
make-et least three mo~chmbs up-Mount Whttne} .•
Her pe~onal ph~s1c1an. Dr. Ro)' Zut/}. 62. a hean
spec1altst at Loma Linda Un1versit} Medical School. 1~
one of the cli mbers .. 'he's 1n bcuer shape than 1 am:· hl'
said.
Before: she left Sunda}. Crooks offered this ad' 1n·
"Get Gut of the sedentary ltfe. tal.e car(' ol ~ ou~ll get
C\erCtlle and the nght nutn11on and have a "hoksome
outlool. .. You must alwa}S have hope for the futurr ·
Ul.MwpMto
Hulda Crooks , 90, leads Rep. Jerry Lewis,
R-CaUf., up Mt. Whitney trail Sunday.
Congress works weeken
shift on tax code revision
WA HI NGTON (AP) -Houst and Senate nt'go-
trn tors trying to d raft a landmark revision of the tax cock
arc beg1 nn1 ng an unccn a1n effon to complete work tht!)
\\>CCk .
"I think there's a possibility offinisb1ng by Friday.''
~Congress-plans to begin a three-wcelc recess. s~ud
Sen. Bob Packwood. R-Orc .. leader of the 11 Senate
ncgoll ator!.. But, he added. 11 would take da) and night
SC!)Stons 10 meet that goal.
T he ~nators worked over the weekend senh ng on the
details of a counteroffer that will be formall) presented
toda} L0.1he 11 Houst negottators. That package. ou\jmed
lallt week. includes a one-year suspension of1ndex1ne tax
brackets to an:ount fo r mflatt on and would pan1all y
restore the deducuon of contnbuttons to lnd1 v1dual
Rc.-tt rement Accounts.
Senators spent most of their 11mc over the weekend
t1n kennii wi th the business tax prov1S1ons of their offer,
pan1culary those items dealing wtth financ!al. insti~utions.
W11h the backing of the Reagan admin1stratton, the
Sena1e bargainers agreed to sontrnlie impact of AOusc
proposals for reducing tax breaks enjoyed by banks.
' Deputy Treasury Secretary Richard G. Darman. who
has been s1 11ing 1n' on the private congressional
bargaining. said the administration was concerned that an
abrupt change 1n the tax treatment of banks could cause a
··ca'ih flow JOit" that would hun a1ltng 1nslttUllOnS. Ta' rules for banks are JUSt one of many d ifferences
over corporate tucs that d1v1dc the Democrat1c-
ronlrollcd Houst and Rcpubltcan-led ~nate.
Reagan, Bush take drug tests,
78 White House employees next
WASHI NGTON (AP) -Vice President George
Bush 1s taking his drug test today. and President Reagan's
drug test is behind him following his weekend tnp to·a
hospital for a urological examination.
In addition to Bush and Reagan, 78 sen ior White
House employees arc ex pected to be tested by uri nalys1ll
this week as pan of the admmistrat1on's drive for a drug-
free workplace.
Alben R. Brashear. a Whtie House SPQ.k~d
Tast weelc that any other White House employees who
wished to were also free to take the test. Results are
expected w1th1n 10 to 12 da)s.
Reagan. who went to Bethesda Naval Hb!ip1 tal 1n
suburban Maryland for a urological examinauon on
Saturda>. took his test before the exam1nat1on "because
med1ca11on adm1n1s1ered in connection " 1th the-e);am1n-
at1on could cause an inaccurate result ... the White House
5ald
Dr. John Graham. professor of urology at North-
western University Medical School. said that ltdocatne, a
cocaine den vatt "e. 1s normally in1ected into the urethra as
a local anesthetic dunng such examinations.
The tests being administered to Reagan. Bu-s h and the
others are dl·signcd to serve as an eitample in the Reagan
administration's drive to discourage drug use in the
public and private l>CCtors.
Reagan underwent an mtraveno~u.rogram~ in.vow-
ing a d ye inJccted into the bloodstream that shows up on
X-ra)'i. and a bladder C)Stoscop1c examination. In which
a tin~ tube "1th a ltght source and a lens ts 1nstn ed m the
f)l!n1s throu!?.h the urethra into the bladder
Dr. T Bunon Sm11h. the president's physician. said
the e'am1nauon "revealed no abnormalities or evidence
or tumor or an) other disease •· He a<fdeO.""No further
urological nammauons or other medical procedures arc
planned "
Hustler publisher Flylit hospitalized Probe of Deaver·
d1 ... p3llhcr \bout '13.ooo gallons 01 1sobuta11e. an expands to Asia
NY phone strike continues:
other settlements reached By tbe Associated Press
LOS A.NGELE~ -Hustler maga11nc: pubh.,hcr
Larry Fl ynt wall 1n serious cond1t1on toda~ .iftl'r being
ad milled unconscious to a hospital this weekend "11h an
undt!.c.loscd adm{'nl Flynt, 4 l lcft parapkg1l' h\ .i 14 71\
as!M1smat1on aucmpt in Lawrencev11le. Ga .. wa~ admmed
to Cedars-Sinai Medica l Center about -~ p.m Sunda~ 1n
cnt1cal cond1uon Within hour!> Fl)nt "'as all'n and
awake. and doctor\ upgraded ht~ cond1t1on to st>nou' hut
stable: . ..aid a hospual <,pokc">man whp addcd Fl) nt''>
dines\·· docs no t appear 10 hr a hean attack. nor doc'> ll
appear to be: an accident." I ac,t week Fl) nt and Hmtkr
lo!>t .f"o court tight~ that h1!> auorne\S 'o"' tu ..ippc.il
0tiorle'>' IUl'I. "-l'rl' to he transferred IO other tankers NEW YORK ( "P) _ Federal Phone refunds ordered omc1a1s inves1igaung the roboying or
former Whtte House deputy chief of l ()\ \'I< 11-l I~ -Panfic Rell tdcphonc l.'.umpan~ stalT Michael K. Dca ... er have ex-
ha' ht.·l·n ordl'rl•d to rd I.Md pa) mcnl'>. plu, intcn:-.1. to panded their mquir') to include h15
ru'>lomcr' "'ho rctct\l'd optional phone sen irc'i after hu\tncss dealings 1n Asia. The Ne"
Jan I I 9X~ T hl· phone lO mpan' .tl\o ha' 1mplc:mc:ntcll York Times repon ed ioda)
,l'H'ral rmlil" di.1ngl'S including the aholit1on ot .\ coun-appointcd independent
l·mplmc.:c: ,,1k' qu11t.1'\, in the \l.<lkc uf a Public I 1ilit1c\ counsel and a congrcc;s1onal panel are
< omm1'""n undaunl·r 1n\l'St1g1111on The commt\'1lln collccttng tnformauon on Deaver'<,
pmtx· \hO\\l·d 1.U\t11n1l'r' lrt•qut·nth were g1"l'n 'fll'ual actions regardmg Korea and Japan
phont 'l'r' ttl'' thn didn't "'ant .inll \umt'llmc-. didn't con~rcss1onal and Reagan adm1n1s-
knO\\ the\ \\Crl' n .'lll' 1ng PJ1. &II otlinali, c~11matc the trat1on llources told the ne\l.spapcr
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A 100 lB. DOG IS NO MATCH
FOR AN 8 STEAK.
By the Associated Press
Fon)-thou'>and telephone workrrs <>truck for a second da} toda) in the
first labor pains for the regional companies created b~ the hreakup of Amencan
Telephone & Telegraph Co An additional 30.000 members of the
Communica11on~ Workers of Amenca. all m Western states. reached
'>ettlrmcnt'i Sunda) after striking at midnight Saturda). El!>cwhere across the
na11on. tentative seulements were reached before the deadline:. or workers
dt·c1ded to conunue talk mg without !>Inking. a' ening walf...outl\ that could have
In\ oh ed :!50.000 workc~ Most n:mainmg striker<.. to<l:l) v.crc m the New
'ork Telephone o,ub<>1d1ar~ of N\nC\, wh1C'h '>Cf\t.'\ ""t'" York and New
England
Coast Guard to help recover crab pots
.\NC-HOR..\GE . .\laslo.a -The lre" ol a ( oac;t (1uard culler met with
captains of l fi shing ve'i'\Cl'> toda) 10 la) plan\ to rem, er 150 crab pots 1n
disputed "atcr\ "~ere ov1et '>htp'i chac,cd one of the boats for neat!) two
hours Thi: c'rew of the 178-foot "11dge 11 ba<.cd Hl San Francisco. am,ed'late "
\unda} to meet with sf...1pf)l!rs ot the 1'.3lll' K ul !\cattle an<l at least t"'o other
uabbers about 120 miles wc~t of t Matthcv. l!>land and 4(1 miles from the crab
pots. said Coast Guard Pell\ Ollilcr (,Jenn Ro<K·nholm in Juneau. The Coast
Guard planned to prm 1dc al·nal rel0nna1s..am:e tor the retncval wtth an
HC -130 airplane from 1'.od 1al... about "'X(I mile'> a"a' In the L'\l'nl of resistance
b\ the So\'lets, espc1.1,1lh .i \ho"' of lortl' pl.im Lallc:J tor thl' f\f1dgcll Lrl'W to
radio for mstrucuo n'> trum thl· ')tatc Ocpartmcnt
Fire destroys parkedjetllner
CH I<. AGO -.\ l h.1rtl'r ,11rl1nl' lmt m uni\ f>< -I ti 1ct when fire swept
through 1t lcs-. than Jn hour ,tlln '\00 pa'>!.l'ngl'r\ had disembarked after
returning from Ha";i11 ·1 r11n1 "'"·•t "'l' Lan \l'C: \H' Lan as<>ume It 1s a total los<;." said Jim Hla\all'I... \Ill' rrnaknt ot opcralt0n\ tor America Trans Air.
alter the fire Sunda) morning .tt C>'ll.ul' lntl·rnauonal Airport. It took 60
firdighter<.. usmg sc ... en lirt• truck' .ihout an hour to e~t1ngu1sh the blaze by
dreochmg the plane "'1th loam Onl' fardightn "'J\ treated foran eye tnJUr) and
released. but no unc el'>l' "•'' 1n1urL:d
Female officer to be tried on adultery
1';0RTH LITT! f KOC 1'. .\rk -\ lcm.1k \tr Fon.e officer accused of
ha"ngan n tramantal afla1r "1th an l'llh'\ted man" to becourt-man1aled this
"'eek on criminal adultery and fratcrn11at1un thargc' Second Lt. Naomi Haye.
21.J. tormerl} aso,1gned a<i a uc" t h1cl 10 the I 11.in II m1srr,11c program at Li ttle
Rock Air Force Bci ">C. I'> c;ched uled lor tnal Thur\da} Ha)c. "ho 1s mamed 10
T-<igt Patncl. W Ha\C 'I ha'i filed a \l'\ual Uhlnm1nat1on complaint with
the Social >\ctton' ofli<.c at the b.i<,c .ind at \tratl.'g1c -.\tr Command
lfcadquancr\ da1m1ng that official'> at thc ha<..c abu .. ed their authonty 1n
charging her The adulten r harge contendc; c;he had wrongful sexual relations
"1th T-Sg1. Thoma'-.\. 8uo,h a married \UOOrdmatc memhcr of her crew. from Jan :!O through Fch 7
Martln Luther King III seeks post
A. TLA.NT .\-: Manin l uther King Ill, eldest son of the slain c1v1I nght~
l~ader. 1s runni~g tor coun~) coryi m1ss1on tn the communll) where hi father
tounded the Southern ( hnsuan l.cadcr1,h1p Conference. Also seeking
nomina tion 1n Tuc~a) \ DcmocratK pnmar ... 1\ Ralph Da\ 1d Ahemathy tlJ.
\On of King's right-hand man. who" runntng fo r \talc Lcg1-;lature. "I want 10
enhance what my father did and I can do that through polt11cs .. Ktng 28 said
dunng h1!> campaign for r ulton County commt'l!>Wner. ··1 w~nt to ~ontmue
"'hat he wa!> unable lo a('comphsh. l'\pt:l'talh 1n h1<, poor people's campaign
"'here be tned to reduce the numhc:r of r)cr'ion'\ in our society who a~
unemployed and underemployed."
., Or-.Cout DAILY PILOT/Monc:tay,Augwf 11, 1 .. *Al
U .S.-~ovie~ arms meeting
gets underway in MOscow
MO COW (AP) -The top
Kremlin anns negotiator entered
special _ talks with a h'lh-level U.S. del~t1on today, saying the Soviet
Union was cager-for a new ~uper
power summit.
But Viktor K.arpov also said \J.S.
arm_s control policy suggests the
White House is not interested in
progress toward disarmament, a
prerequisite often cited by the
Kremlin for selling the date of the
next U.S.-Sov1et summit.
When asked about the possibt11ty
of a summit this year, K.arpov said,
"We would do anything for that. So it
depends on our partners."
K.arpov s~ke briefly outside the
Foreign Ministry to an ABC-TV
crew, acting as a pool for American
television networks. He then left for
the start of talks with a U.S. del-
egation headed by Paul Nitze, Presi-
dent Reagan's arms control adviser.
The U.S. Embassy and members of
the American --Oelegation declined
comment on the talks, takjng place 1n
a government guest house south of
Moscow.
There was no official comment
from the Soviet _iovemment or the
state-run press. K.arpov declined to
discuss the talks in detail. saying they
were confidential.
The talks. scheduJed to last two
days, were seen as important prep-
arations for a Sept. 19-20 meeting
between Secretary of State Geo'°'e P.
Shultz and Soviet Foreign Minister
Eduard A. Shevardnadze.
That meeting is intended to set an
agenda for a summit this year
between Reagan and Soviet leader
'Mikhail S. Gorbachev.
The two leaders agreed to hold a
second meeting in the United States
after their summit in Geneva last
November.
Echoina the Kremlin position on
South Africa ruling
may free prisoners
arms control, K.arpov strcncd the
imponancc of nqotiat1n1 a treaty to
ban nu.clear testing.. The Soviet
Union's unilateral moratorium on
sudl tests expircOW6ttl.11nda"lr.. 4'trt-t---
the Soviets haven't said whether the
ban wiU be extended.
"A nuclear test ban is a problem
that I think 1s very import.ant to be
solved," Karpov wd, speaking in
English.·· As you know, wc suagest the
solution -a total ban, or at least
bilaterally for the st.art ofit. Weare for
that, so wc are askina the Americans
to join in non-testing.."
Karpov insisted the Soviet
proposal for a test ban was intended
to speed disarmament talks and said
"1he Americans (have) some other
attitude to that."
Asked ifhe meant that the United
States docs not want disarmanent,
K.a.rpov replied, "If you put all the
things together, it looks like that"
General's slaying
spurs India strike
Then and now in the air
A replica of a German World War I Foller
Dr. 1 triplane la followed by a BrlU..b L~ anti-tank helicopter d~ lntemational
Air Day Sa..nday ln Soeet, 1' eet Germany.
JOHANNESBURG (AP) -A
provincial court declared mvaJid two
key sections of the nationwide st.ate of
emergency regulations dealing with
detentions today, raJSing the possi-
bility that hundreds of people might
be set free.
emergency imposed June 12.
The three-Judge coun accepted
arguments by Tsenoli's lawyers that
President P.W. Botha exceeded his
powers ID two subsections of the state
of emergency pr~mat1on that
authorize detentjons.
PUNE, India (AP) -A violence-marr~d_ general strike paralne<SJhis.
City tooay to protest the assassination
of the retired general who headed
India's army when soldiers stormed
Sikhdom's holiest shrine two years
ago.
Israel, Egypt agree on method
of arbitratinghor_der dispute-
JERUSALEM (AP) -Israel and
Egypt have settled on an arb1trat1on
procedure to sct1le their Taba border
dispute. 1n an agreement that m ay
clear the way for the first summit
between the countnes~lcaders in fi ve
years. Israeli offici als sa1d today.
arb1trat1on as the wa> to settle the
dispute.
Sult undecided. but expected to be
resolved, was the log.is1t1cs of map-
ping the disputed 1onc and the
selection of three infemat1onal law-
yers fo r the arb1trat1on panel. The
statement issued after negotiations
said those issues should be resolved
w1thtn two to three weeks.
In Cairo, Nabil el-Araby. the chief
Egyptian delegate, described the o ut-
come Sunday as an important phase,
but said "nothing has been 1mtiaJed
and nothing has been swicd."
The government immediately an-
nounced It would appeaJ the ruling.
issued in Durban by the Natal
Pr9vincc Supreme Court.
The challenge was. brought on
behalf of Solomo n Lecbesa Tsenoll,
Durban-arC'\ publicity secretary for ·
the United Democratic Front. the
country's largest an\l-aparthe1d coa11-
t1on. Tsenoh wasamongthousandsof
people detamed under the state of
One of the sections empowers any
member of the sceurity forces to
detain a person under the emergency
regulations. while the other allows the
law and order minister to extend the
detention indeflrutelv.
The court's order that Tscnoli be
released technically applies only to
him, but his lawyers were prepanng to
pttttlo n for the r~lcase of about 50
other Natal detainees.
Nine niilitiainen slain in
Lebanon power struggle
By tlle Auoclated P resa
BEIRUT -The mastermind of a mutiny within Lebanon's la'"'es1
Chnst1an m1ht1a and 10 ofh1s bodyguards were wounded today an a maehme-
gun ambush of their motorcade ID cast Be1ru1. Police said nine m1ht1amcn were.
killed Sunday and 35 wounded ID the latest power struggle 10 control this
country's Chnst1an heartland
Planes redesigned after disaster
• TOK YO -In the year since a Japan _Air Lanes 1~7 J_etli.ner plowed into a
mo untain in history's worst single-plane disaster. the aircraft 'i manufacturer 1s
makm& important design changes and the a1rhne 1s rev1~mg inspection and
maintenance procedures. The actions, 1n advance ol a final Japane5C.'
government report on the crash that killed 520 people. include extensive
mod1fications by the Boeing Co. to the tail section ofi!SJ~mbo Jet that m nearl}
two decades has compiled one of commercial av~uon s best safety records.
Japan Air Lmcs. meanwhile. has overhauled mamtcnance practices that 11
claims already "ere equal or superior to those of any other a1rhne.
Beirut hostage Anderson reported ailing
BEi RUT -A privately owned Lebanese news agency has quoted sccuritf
sources as saying that 38-year-old Amencan hostage Terry A. Anderson is 11 .
The Central Information Agency distributed the report Saturday T_he report
could not be independently verified. "Sccun~y sources quoted d1plomat1e
intelligence received by Western capitals involved in the question of the
hostages as saying ludnapped Amencan JOumahst Terry Anderson. regional
director of the Associated Press. 1s sick and suffenng from health problems that
confined him to bed.
Common Market nations discuss U.S. pact
BRUSSELS -Ambassadors of the 12 European Common Market
nations set a meeting today to discuss the w~ekend ~ccord reached with the
United States that ended a long dispute over citrus fruit and pasta ex pons. The
agreement came after talks between U.S. trade represen.ta11ve Clayton Yeutter
and Willy De Clercq comm1ss1oner for e\tcmal relations o f the trade bloc.
formally called the E~ropean Economic Communal) ... It augurs well for the
fu ture of U . .-EC trade relations:· said Yeu tter of the.agreement. wh 1eh ended
16 years of squabbhn$ about the Common Markets c11rus fru11 trade w11h
Mediterranean countnes.
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Gen. Arun S. Vaidya. India's most
bighly decorated soldier, was gunned
down Sunday by four m en in this city
70 miles southeast of Bombay as he
drove home from grocery shopping
with his wife. who also was shot and
wounded in the attack.
Vaidya was the most promine nt
official assassinated in India stn-cc
Pnme Mimster Indira Gandhi was
killed by Sikh guards on Oct. 31 ,
1984, five months after the attack on
the SiKh Golden Temple in Amritsar
left more than 1.200 peo le dead.
The officials said they expected the
five-member arbitration team would
require up to 1.8 months to settle the
rival claims to Taba, a 250-acre beach
on the Gulf of Aqaba.
Negotiations on the-arbitration
gu1del~s ended 1n Cairo Sunday
after eight months of detailed talks
which followed an agrc:cment ID
pnnc1ple la.st January to binding
..We have an arbitration agreement
with a hole in 1t," said one foreign
m1ifistry officral. refcmng to the
blank spaces lcf\ for the thrtt names
and the uncompleted maps. He
bnefcd -reporlCTS on the accord on
cond1t1on of anonymit)
The agreement to submit the draft
agreement to the two governments
for approval s1gnaJcd the negotiations
were ovC1", and U.S. Assistant Sec-
retary of Slale Richard Murphy
scaled the talks wuh a cover letter
cerufy1Dg agreement by. the nego-
tiators.
Foreign Minister Y1tzhak Shamir
-sa1d other issues unrelated to Tuba
rema1Dcd to be resolved.
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One of the burdens ofli ving ma democracy such as
ours 1s that to guarantee freedom. we incur abuse~ that
are hard to stomach.
Huntington Beach lumberyard owner Mel
Mermelstein is the latest to help shoulder our burden.
Mermelstein, 59. survived the Nazi death camps of
World War II.
He has a tattoo burned into his body to rem ind him
oft he horrors of the Holocaust; as if a man who lost both
his parents and two sisters to the animals at Auschwitz
could ever forget.
But some would have us forget. . ome would
pretend that m illions .of innocent Jews were never
massacred at the hands-of the-Nazis.
Something called the Institute .. for Historical
Review and another group named the Legjon for the
Survival of Freedom have tried to erase the inhumane
tragedy of the concentration camps by telling the Big Lie;
that is if you distort the truth often enough. tt becomes
the truth. •
The Big Liars would have yQu believe ·that the
Holocaust 1s myth perpetrated by Jews to gain S} mpathy
at the expense of good German people. They claim we
are all dupes of history and that all the photographs. film
and written accounts are imagined.
The, Big Liars of the Institute for Histoncal (ll
should be Rev1s1on) offered cash to anyone who could
prove a single Jew was gassed ma Nazi death ca mp.
Mel Mermelstein remembered h1s slain fam1J}.
looked at the tattoo on his forearm and took on the Big
Liars.
He won. But he had to sue before finall y winning a
$90.000 cash settlemen t and the promise of a formal
apolog) in January.
Of course. the Big Liars didn ·1 apologize and they
didn't pa}. They did exactl y what you would expect.
The) sued Mermelstein, contending that dunng a
radio show he libeled the group by implying it was a
fraud. according to the sun filed this week in Orange
( ounty ~upenor ( ourt.
Of course. 1t's a fraud. This shadow) organ1zat1on.
v. h1ch hides behind a Costa Mesa post office ho>. and
ta .. vyer~ "-ho refuse comment. 1s nothtn$ but a fraud .
~nd the Big Liars' ltbel lawsuit 1s a trav)St}. a
penerston of the freedoms we chen sh. Unfortunate!}.
1t's an abu~e we tolerate so our freedoms aren't ltke"-tse
pencrted.
We t an he reassured by the integrity ofa system that
g" est'\ L'r\ person. no matter how despicable. their day
1n court.
It\ ~o much more a chance than the 'lalls cverga\ c
their\ 1ct1ms
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• ''How many fender-heads should be allowed to go through a red left
turn signal?'·
DR. HAROLD\~ Dl~TRAUGITT}
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Session
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\~( NA\.iENTO -The last three
'A-eek!. of the I 985-86 biennial session
of the ( ahfomta Legislature begin
toda> One can onl~ hope that the:'
state will sun 1\C without irreparable
damage.
The final da}s of any legislallvc
se~"iion arc hecuc at best and danger-
ous to the ,public welfare at worst
G"•cn t~-pol+t-ieel-dynam1cs of the
current year. they could be do\\ nrrght
lethal It is a penod 1n whJCh an)
semblance of fiddil) to larger pubhc
purpose is tossed a~1de in the 1nfight·
rng. when poh11cal survP•al. greed.
amb111on and other ba~ molt\ es
become e"cn more dominant than
usual It's time for fender-heads
to get crash course in law
What 1.1.c have 1s a U-g.i~lature that
1s nominall> controlkd b} Demo-
crats who have chakd under four
)Car<:. of a Republican go' emor who"
himself running for re-electwn tH1r,
>year
· V1nuall\. C\C~thing that oet.ur\
during the.-.c final weeks -hopeful!)
ending on Aug :!9 -1s. therefore.
direct!\ related to the Nov 4 election Red means stop; green means go, and
yellow still means hurry, you'll make it
We ha\\.' J dcfin11e problem '"th
law enforcement
That I'>. besides the occ.:as1onal
l.'1(Ccss1 vc lorct• charge k' eled at our
loral police
The prohlcmc, that mu\I of U'>
t·ncounter on a da1 h basis arc 1;pcc1ficall~ at the 101.1.cr end ol l.11.1.
enfort cment Traffic la1.1.-s
The problem Ires not ""Ith too k1.1.
la""'i rndccd the re' er'it' 1'i probahl~
true The prohlem Ires 1.1.-1th enforcr-
mcnt or more spcuficall~. lack ot
enforcement of current traffic la""
When I \\a\ learning todn,e.11 wa<,
all \Cf) '>tmple Red meant stop
green mt'ant go. and ~cllov. meant 11
\OU hurt) ~ou'll mdkc 11 1\/ow. 1t\ all
mulh more l ompk\
Thl' '>pt•ed hrnrt on thl· lreewa~.,"
55 miles per hour. but }OU can dm,c
65 and get a1.1.-a~ wrth 11 r' 1· seen car\
pass a high" a) patrol car at 'pceds of
near!} 70 and the endoc,cd cop JU\t
\Ort of 1gnnrcd the" hole thrng.
) ou ma} find >OUr'>l'lf c,rtting :it ;1
~rl'l'n light. while a stream of oncom-
ing car' umttnue to turn left in front
ot \ou at 1.1.-hat absolull'I" mu'lt be a
red· light for them. You·r~ I'> ~rccn.
whrch means that you can go. 1f that
oncoming traffic ever o;tops
I\ e counted I I cars turning left 1n
front of ml.' at Baker and Harbor 1n
( osta Mesa whrle m)' light gleamed
hrrght green. mdrcatrng that I would
he perfettl~ w11h10 m) ngh1s 10 JUSt
dn ve right through that stream ofleft-
turning 1d1ot\, strewing fenders and
tender-head<; all over the place.
It <:.ecm<, to be common!)' accepted
1ha1 if \ou·rc 1n that stream of lefl-
turner\. 1f<, oka) 10 go ngh1 on
through the red
Here\ wht•re tht• luci.. ol t•nforcc·
mcnt comes 1n
E\at'lly what 1s the '>~t·d lrm11 on
the frcewa> '> It's postt·d at 55. and
'>hould be 55 Is rt rt•all) 60? 65?
Ma) be t•,cn 10·1
Ho"" man} lender-head!> should be
allo"'ed to go through a red left turn
'>lgnal'l Rcd mean<. 'itop. so the ans.wer
\hould be none but the) do 11 and get
J\\a\ w 11h ll so what's the real
an'>"er'1 Three'' "'l \fa\bc 11's that
magt\. 11 that I counted ·
11·s a real problem [',e rnme \Ct)
close 10 being rear-ended tx-cau<:.e I
stopped lor a red light The gu'
behind ml' acted a'> rf I wcrt' rt·all\
dumh lO ha' t' \IOPPt'd rncrl'I> ht:.
ctlU\t' lhe light wa' red. I could
perhap<. under'iland his drsma> had I
'>lopped ltft (Horrors!) a )l'ilo.,,. lrght.
hut 1h1\ one ""as dcfin1tch red
I ha' l' a few problem.\ w11h th1~
\\hole thing F1r'it ofT. 1hc 'ast
maJOfll) of people under 30 havl· had
at ka\I c;omc drr ... er's education rn
h1ih \thr1ol Didn't 1hl.',· karn an}'·
th1ng·1
Sccoodl) the polrct' apparl.'ntl}
don't g1 ve a hoot that 1hc<1c people arc
totall\ d1\rl.'gard1ng the law
Third though the pc.•ople 1n these
other cars look hkr normal ~oplc
thq apparent!~ ha'c not a shr:cd of
cons1dera11on lor the dn vers of 01 her
cars The) pla~ loose and free w11h the
nght\ of other dn' er• .. and should
thoc;e otherc, rcat t. tht• kndcr-head\
lay on thl.'rr hornc;. <>cream obscen1t1t'\
and ra1c,e middle finger\ to thl.' sli.)
I fond I' remember one \\hO put <,o
much r nth11\la\m into g1' rng lht' h1rd
BILL
HARVEY
The· members of both housc'i who
face re-clec11on or are tl)rng 10 mow
up the political ladder "'II be u<:.1ng
their actions dunng these weeks tn
maium1u favorabll.' med ia exposure,
please the largest number of would-be
voters and raise the maximum
amount of campaign money
lrterall\ do1em of fund-rarsrng
c'ents d.1rected a1 lobbv1st'i for
mone)l.'d interests 1.1.-111 be Staged IO
restaurants and taverns around the
C ap11 ol. dollar.:, "'111 change hand,,
thl.' <,peechl.'s on the lcg1slat1H" Ooor'
· 1.1.111be:1.1.1nd1er more 1rreJe ... ant and
Because of a genuine cunos1l) to moa· \i'lf-sen ing. the ne"''i con·
ee v.hat an actual 1d1ot looked hke. I feren tcs "'II be staged rn m1nd-
pulled up beside him and stopped He boggling number'i and the in-boxe" ot
looked Ith· an) one else ( ap11ol ne1.1.<, bureaus will be stuffed
that he conked hrs head on the rnsrdc
1op of his car He must have nearl>
knocked himself uncon'iC1ous. be·
cause hr pulled o'er to the curb and
stopped
I like to hope that sometime. ~1th puOer) that "rll be added to the
somewhere. thcre·s a fender-head Cll) 's <,olrd v.aste disposal load
going through hie; con1on1ons onl) 10 The Democrats will give George
discover that the rcc1p1ent ol his DcukmcJ1an as l111lc a'i poss1bk rn
vulgar display 1s h1'\ m1n1ster. tir the lt'g1slation that 1.1.-111 enhance h1'
head of his Pl A. or bc'it of all. h1~ poltt1cal standing. to do what theH an
boss Wouldn't that lx·-p.rcat'l for the longshot challenge of Demo-
crat J'om Bradlc). fhat's the main
rl·ason. for c\ampk, wh> his 10'11
"'as((· bond mue has been stalled
In th<.' mean time, I'm mrt of ar a
loss to know v.hat to do What
numbe'r car 1n hnc do I hol\t· tu he in
order to dnvc through a red ligh.-1
How fa!.t can I real!} go on thl·
freeway'' How cloc;e tan I \hJ\1· tht•
pedestrian in lhe crosswalk'' l>ot·<; a
bicyclist ha'c to have more lhJn on1·
wheel out ol thc bike lam· before I c.:an
run over him. or 1~ 1t a<.ccptahlc tu
pick him ofT s1mpl} bct aU\\ ht:\
the rt''>
If the poltu.· aren·1 going to cnlorlt'
the lav.. at least the> could puhh\h J
handbook so thal we know wh crt• '-'"l' c;1and
That v.ould probahh tw a "'ol'te
though I doubt that mo\! ol thl•
l\nd the governor and Republrc;rn
ltg1slators will attempt to place a\
much blame a'i po<>s1ble on tht·
Dem c><. rats for "'hate ... er nega11 VI.'
l'' en ts on:ur fhat'\ all part of thc
late-<;css1on game in an election year
\t ka•.t two ot the Lcg1<:.laturc·,
panr<;an leaders -~ssembl) Re
publican leader Pat '\lolan and the
'ienate\ top f)(:monat. Pre<iadent Pro
Tern Da' rd Kobcrtt -are feeling
<,quecn·d h\ n'al" v.11hin their own
P•lrt1e\ 'u tht•rr action" wall lx-
drrnted at SIJ\ 1ng off thU'>l
challenge<,
"olan "lhe target of an OPt'n etTon tender-heads can read
Columnist Bill llarve}
Huntington Beach.
liv.-m to dump htm ht·cau ... c of unprodut
-1\fa1:11:ra1.n1~1;1,raa.1,r.11w.J----------------
11 'c in terterem·c-in a sen cs of As-
<,em hh Kcpublrcan pnmat) batik\
"'h1k koht·n1 1c; womed that thl·
Demouat\ 1.1.111 lo<.c M"ats this \-Car
.lnd hi., head will be placed on tht
biol k
U.S. and its Western al lies
continue selling arms to Iran
~ •\'iHl-..:(,TON -Tht· I 'n1ll'lf
'itate\and thl.' Wt'stcm allrc\wn11nur
to conduc1 <,ecret talks and cut \ecret
deals w11h Iran while the l\\alollah
l\.home1n1 ., tcrronst lacke"s· rontrol
the fate ol three \Uf\-n 1ng ·.\merrcan
ho<:.lage\ -and se,eral European'l.
we·, e reponcd before on the secret
1111 to.,,.,ard Iran b) the Reagan
admin1c;tra11o n'<, 1op pohc)maker<.
~c haH declined to detail the extent
and exact nature of the contacts
bccau\C 1he} arc \0 closely inter-
t.,,.,mcd with the fate of the rcm:unmg
ho\t.tge'>
Pnmaril) .it yrra's in~t1gat1on, the
lranran-1,:on1rolled Moslem tcrronsts
1n Lehanon released the Rev. Law-
rence Jcnco. but there 1s no and1tllt1on
that the) are willing to give up the
other three. Ac;~iated Press reporter
frrry Andcr'>on and Da" id Jat0b!>en
and Thoma-; Sutherland of the
..\mcrrcan t rn1\.er'i1t) 1n Beirut ln-
tclhgcncc repon<, 'ihow the ho\tagt•,
arc moved frequently to avoid rt''>t uc
and .,,.ere taken retenth from lhr
Bckaa ~ alle> to Re1rut
Meanwhile: our alltc~ arc tl')1ng to
pl3ltlle Iran Jnd t""o other tcrrnrr'l
'i13tc -Syria and l 1hya -h"
~uppl> mg them with arm\ and mak
rna profitable trade deal, With thl'M
These backdoor arrangement~ IJl'C
Iran , ~)na and Lib-..a the wherev.11hal
to 'iuppon and train terrom1~ -and
pro\1dc Iran w11h the munit1<>n'i .ind
rcphKcment pam 11 nce<h to ton·
ti nut' the s1X·)car-old war with Iraq
Here arc JU\t wmc of the mort·
outrageou\ weapon<; deal\ mode h)
\\ ~trm fumpcan nauons with the
tcrrort\I \late\ tn pur-.utt ol appca\C·
ment and profit,
•I ranll' 1 he stale-owned t nn-
glomnatr I ut ha1rc ha\ \C<rt•tl\ \htp·
p<.'d hundred., 111 thou<.and' nl art1I·
IN' <.h<.'ll'i to Iran \11ml' of the
tranc;au111n., ha1,r ht.·l.'n \h1l'ldt•d O}
arrant1.1ng 1hcm through I ucham··..,
afJihatc \ ~ .\ 1n rurrn Ital
Pan., ha'> alc;o \lgned \<.'net deals
"1th I 1h,an d1t ta tor \ltoammar
C 1adhali lor 128 Otomat \htpbornc
mrs\111,·, Inf 101n1 F rench-ltaltan
mi\nufa<:ture). M1rnge JCt. fightcr-
bombcr\ and dOJenc; of boccl ant1-
sh1p m1\\1lc' f XtXCt'i wreaked deadly
ha vex· on the Bnt1\h Oect in th e
ralkl31,lJ\ 1.1.-ilf. and lOUld endnnger
the I I "i \1x1h Fleet ii 11rnancuver'i1n the ( 1ull of ~1dra again
•We'll C 1t•rmany Perhap<i pnmar-
rh to make traHI \a Irr fm 1t.-.c1111ens.
Bonn h:.1\ agrcrd 10 '>uppl} lrnn with
lour I \pi.' 2119 d1e\cl \ubmanne\.
.1mong other '-"Capone, The carnage
thl''e undr rc,c.1 t raft wuld produce 1n
tht• Prr\1an < 11rlf ml ~hipping lanc"i
l an ca,11\ be 1m11a1ncd
lntl'iliJ,ence \ourcc\ tell u1, the
C\tc:nt uf\'. c\t C1erman} ·,'>Cl ret dcali.
"'1th Iran h.H made Luflh:rn\a ~frr to n, than an\ other airline w11h the
P<t\\lblc c\ccpuon of Fl \I which
rt'11"' on pain\tnk1ni '>ecunt)
mea\UfC\ rather thAn rc;rarlt appcac;c-
mcnt of tcrTOrt\t 'ip<)n'>onng gO\ crn·
mcnt\
• \u\tna C1rccce C\weden -and
hrael '\t·t·ord1na to a 1tanlrng rcpon
111 th1\ month·~ Rradcr'\ D1acst b}'
\l niur editor Nathan \dams. the~
\uppo'>(dJ) anll·t~rromt countncs
ha\t' al\o pul the alm1ght) dflllar
ahmc the rth1cal and humane con·
JACK
ANDERSON
and DALE VAN ATTA
s1derat1ons rnvolvcd 10 weapons deal-
ing ~1th countnes that encourage
terronst activ1t1es.
•Italy Nearly half of L1h>a's S 10
billion wonh of bustnc\s wnh We~t
Europe each year is w11h Italy. 1h
former colonrnl ruler. Last May. a
former Italian mtelhgcnce ch ief d1'i·
closed that he had helped Gadhafi
obtain arms and advised him on
tntelligencc matters to secure better
deals for Italian firm\ doing bu'iine<.\
wid1 Libya. Heavy weapon\ provided
by Italian compan1e!i include m1'i'11lc·
eq uipped warship'>, self-propelled
how1t1cr~. m1ss1lc\ and thousand'i nf
acoustic mine\ and torpcdoc'i.
Ital> ·\Craven truckling to tcrromts
-demonstrated enrltcr in 1t'i rcfu'ial
to arrest Abu bba'I. planner of the
Achille Lauro hlJOCkrng last )'~ar
wee; exposc.-d again last Apnl hAhan
police arrested o ne reb1
Mohammed F1tun for supply1na a
pistol to Libyan htt men who ~ert
plannina to kill t t !\ Amba dor
Ma,wcll Rahh and c;aud1 Arabian
and Li)'Ptliln cnvo>s Fitun, an
employer of the l 1byan Arab Fore1p.n
lnvc'itmcnt Co 1n Rome. was s1mpl)
expelled instead of be1n1 pro'\(Cutcd
J•ck A1Jder100 ••d Dalt Vu Alta
1rto lf11dlc•IM col1mal11J.
Roth N'olan and Roberti havl.' ei1tr.i
motl\atmn this )Car to c'tract an
op11mum amount of cash out of the
speual r ntercst pleadet"l to tx1lster
therr 101rapart} POSJllons. but the
other '""o partr\an kader~. o\'l~mbh ~pcakl'r Wtlhe Brown and Senate
(iOP lcJdl'1 Jim Nielsen. will be in
there p11ching for bucks. too.
11 that ~ounds as 1f the fate of maJor
\f)CllJI interest lcgisla11on bears a
rcla11onsh1p to the level of campaign
"contnbut1ons" in the final day"i. rt''
t>crnu\C 1hat r~ pl't'c1sel> what occurs
None ofth1s creates an atmosphere
that 1s exactly conducive to reasoned
and prudent leg1\lat1ng -e"cn
though there arc some important
1ssuc'i \llll a1.1.-a111ng action rn the'><'·
final da)'s
Bond issues for hbranc\ and 1ox1c
wa'itc cleanup. an overhaul of multi·
national corporate taxation. inter·
'ilale banking and reform of the
S} stem that compensate lOJUrW
work cf' arc JU St a few of the 1 sues still
pending in the Legislature this year
man} of which have ~ubstant1al
polt11cal import and or afTCC'I spccrnl
interest groups.
And that's wha1 makes the fir'lal
weeks of the lcgislatt ve \C'i'i1on ,o
1ntcrcs11ng to the aficionado~ ol
legislall\'c politics.
It 's the swea11tst of all leal\11111\c
pcnods. and not 1ust bcc3u!.C the
mercury w1ll be ho,cnng around thc
century mark Career'$ of lcaulator\
lobbym and stafTcl'\ arc on the hne
There arc no mor<' citcu~'i to be
made L.eai lat1on that\ pcnd1na
today will be either en c1cd or de d 10
three v.ecks
Thost who expcncncc an end-of·
~ s1on pcnod. thertforc arc both
t\htlaratcd and d1saustcd b> what 1-;
occumna -much, one susp(o<'t'i a
wld1ers '" combat feel
That', what leglSlallve poht1c~ are
war w11hou1 auns, complete Wllh
stratcg)-. 1 ct.Jc~. al11.&11les man.-h1n1
ordcn ond cuunlt1t o.,, W•llrrs h 1 •)adlNttfl
col11m1lsc.
Orange Coast OAJL Y PILOT/Monday, .Auguat l l, 1N8 * A 7
COMPLETE NYSE COMPOSITE TRANSACTIONS, Al
MONEY SENSE
Outlook for municipals is
lJullish after tax overhaul
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Doubts about the specifics of tax
reform. which 1s v1nually assured by
the end of summer, have cast a
shadow on the municipal bond mar-
ket. This un~rtainty has been keep-
ing munic1pal bond pnccs low rela-
tive to other fixed income 'ICcunues.
H owever. Memll Lynch Sccunues
Research reports that, contrary to
investor apprehension~. municipal'
could actually perform strongly 1fthe
final tax package is 1m1lar to the
Scna1c bill passed in June
Municipals arc clearly a sensible
investment now for many investors.
Many good quaJ1ty mun1c1pal bonds.
which pay interest that 1s free of
federal income tax. have recently
offered yields above those on federal-
y-tixable Treasury securiues of com-
rable m aturities. The situation 1s
'ghly unusual because m unicipal
'eldsarehisloncally 70 D(rcent to ~O
rcent of T reasury yields. With
today's good q uality tax-exempt
bonds offering higher yields than
federally taxable Treasuries, they
Jenerate a better return for investors
10 every tax bracket
But current attracu veneo;c, a~1de,
Y"'ll municipals represent a w1"1e
investment after congressional tax
reform?
Even 1f the top federal 10come tax
rate drops to 27 percent. as the Senate
bill proposes. municipal income
should still have picot) of af\cr-ta'\
appeal.
For investors 10 the 27 percent
federal tax bracket, there'o; an cas)
way to figure ""'hether mun1c1pals or
government bonds offer the higher
yield. Leaving cr~ll quality concerns
aside, as long as the> offer 73 percent
or more of U .S. G o,crnmcnt securi-
ties yields, mun1c1pals arc the better
i nvestment For example. U S Gov-
ernmen~s that pa) 7 75 percent
would net onl)' 5.65 after taxes 10 the
27 percent bracket Thcrl'fore. any
mun1c1pal bonds y1eld1ng more than
S.65 percent would provide a better
return for top bracket investors
· Furthermore. man) J)Cople who
hvc in states w11h high state or local
income talles will still have overall tax
brackets higher than 27 percenL evl'n
after federal ta'< reform I f the
mumc1pals issued w11h1n their state'>
are exempted from state and/or local
income ta"s, as thn .ire 1n most
cases. that ··douhle" (lr "tnplc ta\·
free" feature will pr0\.1de them w11h
add111onal ta'< relief
Ano ther reason behi nd the bull1\h
outlook for mun1c1 pal4i after ta\
reform 1s ttfat they may be one b f the
very few tax-favored investments
remain mg. The Senate bill, for eum-
plc. ~harpl) curtails "'ruc~om from
trad1t1o nal ta'\ 1nvestmcntc, and even
ehmmates the deduction for lnd1\.1d-
ual Reu rement .\ccount (!RA I con·
tnbut1ons for people co' cred h~
OTC UPS & DOWNS
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MARY
RUDIE .
pension plans.
ff the current favorable tax treat·
ment on long-term capital gains 1s
repealed -raising the maximum tu
rate on such gains to 27 percent from
20 percent -t.ax reform overall
might benefit the bond markets
~omewhat more than the stock mar-
ket. according to Memll Lynch
Secunties Research. Taxing capital
pins at the sam e rate as interest
income would put stocks and bonds
on a more eQ.UillOQlUlg_ind could,
over time, increase demand for
mun1c1~s-thereby pushing prices
up and yields down.
Assuming that many previousl y
popular-avenues for m1nim1zmg
taXC'i are closed, mun1c1pal bonds
would probably become even more
desirable. Although Con&ress has
considered vanow restrictJons on
municipals. under the Senate tax bill
pro posal they would be treated m ore
fa' orably than in vcstors now seem to
ex~ct. I n that case. i ncreased de·
mand would push future mun1c1pal
bond pnccs up and fields d own.
On the o ther h.and. the House
version of the tax bill contains
provisions that. if enacted, would
have an unfavorable impact on the
ability of some authorities to issue
tax-exempt bonds and could adverse-
ly affect mun1c1pal bond sales and
pnces in general.
If 1t becomes apparent that tax
refonn will not significantly affect
municipals, as MerriU Lynch Securi-
ties Research expects, then their
yields should drop substantially rcla-
uve to Treasury yields -which
means that pnccs of municipal bonds
would rise. So. investors who buy
mun1c1pals now m ight not only enjoy
h igher yields but the potential for
capital gains. too.
Should the final congressional
legislation resemble the Senate tax
bill, the outlOQk fotmY.nirumLhQnds
after tax reform is favorable. This
means the t.ax-exempt market cur-
rently o ffers remarkable o p ·
ponuniues for fixed income in·
vestors. Your brokerage firm or
financial consult.mt can provide
more infonnat1on abvout municipal
bonds 10 help you choo~ the bonds or
bond funds that suit your investment
Objectives.
Mary J . Rudie 11 vice presldeat ud
muager, consamer laformation ser·
vices, for Merrill Lyne•, Pierce,
Fenner & Smllh h e.
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Union Carbide suspects sabotage
DANBURY .Conn (AP)-Un1on
Carbide o fficials suspect a d1sgrun-
1led employee caused the 1984 acci-
dent that killed m ore than 2.000
people at its pt'stic1de plant in Bhopal.
fnd1a
"Our 10vest1gat1ons to date dem-
onstrate that the Bhopal tragedy was a
deliberate act." company spoke!> man
Harvey Cobert said Sunday.
"Those 1nvestiga11ons arl' now
focusmg on a specific 1nd1v1dual ol
the Bhopal plant who was disgruntled
and w ho had ample opponunny to
deliberately 1n1ect the large am ount of
water into the storage tank, which
caused the massive gas release," he
said.
The employee was not 1dent1fied.
The Indian government has
blamed the Dec 2. 1984. accident on
what II alleges was faulty plant design.
poor ma10tenance and inadequate
safet) foature5 and procedures.
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ARlES (March 21-Apnl 19): Tr1nsact1ons 1nvolving relati•es and money
can now be completed. Focus on investments, business dealings newi. of
possible inhentance. You'll be rid of obligation not your own an firs't place.
TAURUS (April 20-May 20): Recent setback could boomerang in your
favor you learn valuable le son, make new start, meet people who are
dynamic. drama11c. invigorating. You'll leave status quo behind -much w
your advantage Leo plays role
GEMINI (May 21.Junc 20): Family obhgauon is fulfilled, reunion occurs. v~cl people who share your ideals. -------------lntuiuon nngs true, sense of purpose and
d1rccuon will be restored Leo. Aquarius
nati ves figure prominent!>
SYDNEY
0MARR
CANCER (June 21 ·July 22)" Key 1s lo
d1vers1fy. Focus on versa11h1y. humor.
ability to communicate needs in
d1plomat1c manner Romance flounshes.
travel an' 1tat1on 1s "sincere." You'll have ••••••••••••• luck 1n matters of ~pcculauon -s11ck wit~ number 3.
LEO (Jul) 23-Aug. 22) Emphasis on practical matters, including tu and
license requirements C heck lease, read between lines, don't overlook small
pnnt. lnd1 v1dual who 1s loyal pre~nt'I you w11h "facts ofhfc." Scorpio pla)S
role.
VIRGO(Aug. 23-Sept. 21) A(·cent on movement. snapdec1s1ons, ab1ht} to
communicate ideas in entena1n1ng, dramatic fas hion. Short tnpcould involve
relative Be anal)ttcal. discern motives. check messages. Sag1ttanan play!!> rok,
LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22): You'll learn more about money, inc:omc
1)0lentHl4 will be reY1ewe<.l. Fam1~y member &1scu~p&S 1bk pur.(;hase~f art
object or lu'-UI) item Be open-minded. but remember recent budget
resoluuons Tauru'l pla)'l role
SCORPIO (Oct 23-No' 21 l You an: 1n dmer's scat. Opportunity eil1SI\
for you to take greater charge: ol }our own desttn} Pl·rfcct techniques. get rid ol
superfluous matenal Kc~ 1s 10 strcamhne procedures. Pisces figure'> prominently
SAGITTARIUS (NO'< 2:!-Dcc. ~ll Don't lool back -something 1'1
following you Mtans a'o1d sledge-hammer words such as '"could ha,e."
"m1gh1 ha' e" and \O on IO'ltead ace.cpl challenge of new respons1b1ht1e\ \' ou
are go1 ng place~
CAPRICORN (Dec 22-Jan 19) You'll tin1sh task. you'll gain plaudits
from peers Wish comes,true romanlc could flounsh. powers of persuasion are
heightened What \OU have been seeking is close at hand Libra figures prominentl}
AQUARll1 (Jan 20-fcb 181 'I ou'll be asked to pamc1patc in unique
pr0Jec1 that rnuld 1n .. olvc chant} or pohucs. Member of opposite SC\ ,.,
intrigued. males no 'ietrct of 1t 'I uu'll have chance for fresh start, creative
endeavors. romance
PISCES (t·eb I II-Mart h 20}' l>cu)1on 1srcached in connection with l'.arecr
or famtl) Sernnl} "1n,ol\l·d \our o\\n ;udgment 'lhould take prC'c('dc:nn~.
Ke) is commun1catt0n. <l1'>scm1na11on of pcrtJOent information Cancer natl' l'
pla)' role
IF A Gll T 1% IS YOl'R BIRTHDAY kC'>nutc 1s produt·t1v1 l) 's ou'll
shal.c off doldrumu. hJllcngc I\ <K<.cpte<l and' ou could hit financ1alJacl.pot a~
result. I f~rngk. \OU could marl) -and there might be al\add111on to famtl)
You could aho go tnto hu\inC'>'i for \Ou l"\elf. You rebound from loss \ufTered
last )ear You II ti<: dl•Jhng ""llh JOd1v1duals in po!>1t1on'> of authort1) (1emin1.
Sagmanus pla' important n11l'c, JO 'our lite Septl·mhcr v.111 tx· out\tanJing fo r
)OU 1n IQl<fi
'Soul': It's the secret
to entertainers ' appeal
\\ hJt'!> .. ,!11,11 ·• 11·, '><11<l to ha .. e
~en the !>t'trct ol I ranl \1natra\
large appt·al Ra' ( harlc' dl'\l'rtbcd 11
th1., wa' · ··~oul 1<. "hen \OU can take a
\Ong and ma~c ll pa rt ol\ou -a pan
\O trUl' \ll real pt•opk 1h1nl.. 1t mu\!
h.nc happcm•d tn \OU"
\kmn to \1alC 1\ \l'r II \OU m·cd .1
~oud candle.: u1Jt a u 1t111n '""Jh "llh
petrnkum 1cll~ thl•n \Ill~ one end
1nto the iar .ind h~ht thl' olhl'r
Q l'i J "hltmr· a ··dmg1hk"'1
~ "nt unll'" 11 lJn he \tl•cn:d
Head u1unll'r' ,,1, h' lhl' \l'.lr 211()(1
ncarh hall thl· ttrn"' nup f)(1pula1111n nl
thl' l nllcd 'II.Ill'' -pka\l' null'
1hn ·rl' 1.1ll..1ng onh .1htn11 adult\ -
" 111 he .. , \l'Jr' 11ld nr ohkr
) nt11 ~ h111n• ol tlw "1d1k\l '"'rJ,·
.inJ h<I PJ11l'\l '" mh nHll h dl'J'll'nd
on \our onup.il1nn 'a" our
Language man In n-.tl l'\late 1111
instance. thl· thrt'l' ..ad<lc\I \\orJ, .trl'
"Need'> nc" mnl ·· I hl' h.1pp1rc,1 "nn1
JO that hnt• '" l..no"n to he.·· ·· \p-proved"
PEOPLE 0
L.M.
Bovo
Oo >ou sometimes skip lunch'' Too
bU'i}? D1cting'l Short of cash" For
"hate' er rea!lon. studies r;ho" morl'
than halt agatn as man} people '"-1p
lunl h no\\ a .. dtd so a decade ago
Q 1r ... "'11J l\\Og1f1' lrom thl0 v.h1tl'\
mm1 1m prC'>!.Cd the earl\ .\mcncJn
Jnd1Jm The first v.as thl• tomahav.I..
\1-hJl v.as the later onl'.,
\ fhc umbrella
( n1:oa got 10 Eu rope hcltlrl' tea did
Hl'lorc u1tll'('. too
Running \\lld uH·r 'iouth .\mcnc.i
are '\traul~ goal'i all de-.cendcd from
.. ncral hro"ght o-.er h} ( hrntuphcr
( nlumhus on h1<1 second \O)agc
L.M . Boyd is a S}'ndirated
columnJ,11r.
Hair-raising tale
hard for her to face
Someone ~hould have told me that
when my sons were born bald with
ro~y. scrubbed cheeks, I should ,pave
qu11 while I was winning.
But no, I had to make such ll big
deal about growina hair. Whenever
they grew a few strands on their head.
I combed 11. fluffed 11 up. rearranged at
nnd -.aid "My. what big boys you
are!"
E11A
BOllECll
Eventuall),lllCll1nthc1rcyes,grew Vice," Hamson Ford and Bruce
o'er their ear'i and in the '60s Weill on "Hill Street Btu~" Before
cascaded down their back!> and got that 11 was worn by wino!> and
stuck to the sofa cushions. Naturally I travelers whose lugga~e had been lost
was upset. I did not go through 36 for three weeks II isn ta beard. n's a
hours of labor w11h each one to have stubble of hairs Lhat tick straight out
them look hkc Dons Day and Sandra all over the face hke a porcupine 1n
Dee respecuvely. For a period of JO heat
years 11 was the only form of It goes with the sexual revoluuon
communicauon we had. I'd sa}. "Get To look !OCXY these days. men have
a haircut. weirdo," and they would that 1-JUSt-rolled-out-of-thc-sack-
!>lam the door. look. Bare feet , wnnkled trousers. no
When shon hair came in. I thought belt, tousled hav while they chew on a
my prayers had been answered when I toothbrush. We're talk ing visuals
nouced a shadow over their lip and here.
some wiry, zinging hairs coming out We used to call 11 5 o'clock shadow
of their chin. Eve ntually, they looked and hairy men fought it ltkc a disease.
ltke what came out during a full They shopped for ra1ors that would
moon. l have nc..ver_xcnJQ_ rriuJ;~h'--__,v'""'e them such a close shave. it
d1sgusung hatr on a face in my life. removed the first layer of sic in just to
When they came home from college ha ve a woman run her hand over thctr
on spring breaks. my husband an~ I face and coo. "Now. that's more ltkc
used to watch them as they slept with 1L"
tears 1n our eyes. The) looked like Now a stubble 1s a sign of man-
Abraham Lincoln on a penny. hness ... a suggestion that yo u didn't
111 a few }ears. the beards eventu-sleep in your own bed the night before
ally disappeared and hfe settled down and )OU ma} not sleep in 11 tonight
to normal I'll sun 1ve the ne"' growth of ha tr I
.\ few months ago, one of them alwavs have. but 1 ha '<e 10 wonder
came home and after a few days I said. .when this style goes out where the} 'II
.. .\ren't )OU going to shave?" grow hair next to get m} blood
He said. "I did. JUSt a fe w hours pressure soanng.
ago·· My husband pick!. lul"T) ankle'I
"Did }OU put a blade 1n 11?" w11h ma)be a gold chain around
, "Of course. It's the new look." _ them.
Tl}e "new look" 1s what 1s .bem~ l can't wait ull the> gro\\ bald
wom b} DQn Johnson on "Miami again_
Lying down onjob
badadviceforRNs
DEAR .\NN LANDERS . .\ letter
appeared 1n )Our column rcccntl)
accusing \OU ofha .. 1ng a filth) mind
bcc.ausc -.ou said "Rosie" the nur-.e
"'ho got Into bed w11h J male patient
had in mind something mort< than
1ust comfomng him
'i ou replied, "No nur~mg director
that I kno"" ""ould condone such
bcha' 1or ..
I am a regl\lt:rt'd nu~ "'ho agrees
"'1th ) ou. Ho" ever. some ume ago an
11cm appearC'd 1n RN. one of the most .
popular and prc!i>t1g1ous ol ;oumals
for registered nurses. that g1 .. es
.. Ro~1e·· the:: green hgbL I ha' c
enclosed a cop) of the 11em.
l 'nfonunatch. "hl·n I CUI II out to ~how other nur,C'> I didn't note the
date of thl' maga11nc or 1hc pag<.'
numhcr. hu t \ ou ran gel 1t h;-
rnn1ac t1ng "RN Maga11ne" 1n Or-
adell. NJ -K.N IN ( OR.\L
(1 .\Bl ES. FLA
DEAR CORAL GABLES: I bad a
bard time bellevlng tbat this bigbly
respected publication would condone
such a practice, so I wrote to the
editor. James A. Reynolds, and
enclosed tbe Item wblcb featured a
band drawlug of a male patient wltb a
female nurse lying beside lllm. Tbe
Item was tilled, "Lying Oov.·n on the
Job to Calm a PauJcked Patient."
II read. "Problem: Your patient is
I) Ing flat on a stretcher or bed but is
disoriented and afraid of faJllng. He
remains panicked despite your re-
as urances.
"Solution. Try tying down next to
him on anolber stretcher or on tbe
bed. By being at bis eye level, you are
likely to be more successful In
making contar t wilb him and calm ing
him down."
The letter from editor Reynolds
A1111
LAllDEIS
l.nformed me tbat the material we
questioned appeared ID "RN Maga-
zine" oo Page 116 l.n the November
Issue lo 118%.
Reynolds wrole, "May I add that I
think tbe Item represents bad advice.
J don't believe we would publish such
an Idea In today's RN."
So, dear readers, we are back to
square one, with nobody agreeing !bat
it Is a good Idea for a nurse to get 1010
bed with a patient for any reason
whatever. • • • DE.\R Al'-N L \NDER'-1 (.in ~ou
stand anolhl·r kucr ahout 1>u1-ol-
tO" n nonsts "'ho send Oowcr\ and
plants that are root-bound hall dead
or a <,mailer arrangement than thl'
recc1' crth1nl'> he or <,he I'-entitled to"
If \OU rclel\t: dead or damagl'd
llo"c·rs. plea~ st·nd lhl·m hal k 10 the
llonst '>O he can complain to th{
""holc:saler or ta~c thr mailer up" 1th
1hl· truck dn,cr "ho ma' ha'c hl•en
c.arclcs'> in the dcltwl) Onl' "hl·n
the noni.t see~ the mcrlhand1<,c can
he c'aluate the s1tua11on prupcrl\
fhanl.. w u. Ann for ktung ml' h.l'l'
m } sa; -LO~C1-~l Fff RI"<'
DESIG"'fR IN DFTROll
DEAR LONG-SUFFERl~G. I'm
always pleased to be able 10 print both
sides of the story. Thanks for letllnit
us know that even tbe florist gets lbe
1borns with the roses.
Gabor expects marriage No. 8 to las t
8) 1bc Asso<'IA ttd Prl"~S
\.I\\ ) O R" -\\ lwn 'hl'
\\alk\<lo" n tht• a"k tor 1IH· r1gh 1h
umc th" \H't'k \he "'II not ht·
m.trl)1ng lor lo'c /)U /r..1 C1nbor
adm1l'i "I Ith· him :.i gre;H dC'al I'm not
1n lo'l'"llh him," thC' Hunganan-
hom .H lfl'\\ 'aid tn a tclcphtm('
1nll·r' 1r\>. '' tth W ~ 8< Radio la\l
I mJ,I\ trom hN C <1hl111 n111 homl'
{ 1,1hor .ind t>nm.c rn·dl·nck
\11n \nh.llt ol Mun1d1 .11l· \lht'd
11kd to 11r till' I.not T h11rc.da-. m
( ltH.trlP . r hi\ ''·'~nod m.1n l11r nw."
( i.I))( 11 \,ltd 'I fl' hl'I Jl' I 0 I hl'
l.:11dwn I h" nwrn111y ""t' hoth
dl'.Hwd the ll'l'" I h,l\l lhl'
fC'l°!lllll. lt.inl..h \lnll' I'm .not "''
nuJI\ 1n "" l'. rn.n ht· 11 II l.1,1
much longrr lkl.111\t' "hen 'nu
M t' ma<lh II\ lnH' lhl'll \OU
.11\\j'' .. U\'\\ 11 ur.. •
\ 1\n \nh.111\ d.11111 111 rlnalt'
"'·" qul.'\t1011cd I ml.I\ h\ thl' \/('" \ 11rl.. l'nc.t, "h1ch rcportt'\J
th.al • (i,·1rn.111 nc"'l"'l)('r. thl'
'\lrul' Rr' ur -..11d hl' ""·'' hc.lrn
Han\·Rn°'·rt l I\ hwnhc.·lll \Ill\ nt
a poltn· dl·tt\ll'C'
-In I "11411 1ht 1o1.cekh ..aid. hl' "'''" adoptt·d h\ l,l\t \Uf"\IVlntJ dU\1 h·
L<'t 1n la" ot t\.tl't'' WtlhC'lm 11.
\.1ariC'· \ugu\ll' , ''" \nhalt . hut
Zea ZN Gabor
lh:l\ <,Uppo~d Ill ra\ hl'I 11)(1 IK)(I
marl..'> for the 11tk
'\hl' 1hdn't n·u·1\l· .1 ptcnn1t1
(Pfnn') · ,,11d £ duarJ 'on
\nhah hra~t ol th1· tam1h
"~hr yot th.11 monn .. 1111•
p11nc.c "·'' q1111ll'll a' 'J"nf. tn
rc.,pon-.l'
Royal• crulmt
P \ l \I \ \ta Joh .1 r h1·
Prtnl( Jnd r nnn· .. , of \\ ak' .lf\'
Princes• Diana
l 1111\1 ng \,fed 1lcrranl'.J n '',tit'' ull
th•' \(\an1c.h '"laml on the ll''·'' \al hl f t1f11JnJ \'llh ml•mht·r, 111
ihr \p.1n1r,h .rnli < 1rl't'k ro\ .ii
l.im1hr' .1 'oflOl..l'\m;rn Im lh\'
\1l.1n"h r11,,11 l,1m tl" ,;i,d
P11nH' l hark,. l'rnh ~·" D1.ina
<1nd <.on'> ~ tlh.im .ind I knr'
am,t·d tn ~1a11ma la't T hur\l.l,I\
lt11 J \\l•d'\ h1llt<l;l\ ;t\ !!UC'\I\ 111
"1ntt I uan < .1rlm .tnd Ouren
\nlt.1 n l \(l,11n
\11ltJ ., hrulhl'I l11rnll' "111~
( On\t3ntJOC 1ll (1rt'l'lC hi\ \\Jk
\nm•-Manc and their th ree lh,11-
dren alc,o arc 'alat1nning .11 the
Man' cnt Palan· the 'unrnwr
re'>1denn" ut the \pan"h r11\ <11
t:.im1h JU'il oul\ldc P.1lma
Vlollni•t cb011en
\ £NlC F ltalv -Ru\\1,in
bom '1oltn1\t N'athtln \ttl,trtn
ha' been t ho'iCn l\'> thr I ')~h
rellf)ll'nt llflhl' .. \ lifl' 1n '-1 11\ll"
J\\ar<l. org.1011ef\ announu·d I n-
da\
·1 hl' l\.~ \ rar-oltl nHJ<.'\trP lh 111
g"c J tl'lttal .md an-c.·pt 1tw pnl\'
1n \ cn1n• 1rn No' 4
Prr' mu'" 1111\l'f\ ot thl' annuJI
•'"·'nl 1ndu<ll' (OOllU, tof\ "arl
f\Mhm and C .itlo Mana ( 11uhn1
,111d g111tar"t '\n<lll'' \t'llll' "'
Haggard cancel•
< ountr. 'lnttcr "krk 1 lauant
ll:tllrJ nut ot 'h"~' \11nll.1\ and
\fonda\ at the l 111q'f\'1J
\mph11hcatt·r thl' lh1rtl ant1
fourth ronlrrt\ hC' ha<l l amcktl 1n
1 \\('(k
"Ml·rlc HaiJl.arlt " ind "1)(1'4.'d
and " tht•n•forr unahk 1" Pl'•·
tonn." tht' ti.WO \(',I\ I "" l'Nll
\mph11hrdt1.•r tnf\lrn1.1111in rr
1nrd1ng c.:ud \unda'
ANSWEU TOWEEKLY BUDGE Q lZ
Q.J-Ne1thcr vulnerable, as South
you hold·
t 72 Q AQ983 07852 ti•
The bidding has pr<Xeeded:
North Eut South Wf"tt
I + 2 0 ?
What action do you take'!
A.-You do not have tnough to bid
freely at the two-level, so pa.'s If
partner has a good hand, he will r~
Opt!n. 1( he does not, you will bf>
looking for trouble 1! you entt-r tht"
auction now, since your btd will
create a one-round force
Q.2-Ac; So111h. v11lnf'rable you
hold
+AKJ9152 ~8153 OA •AK•
The bidding has proceeded
South w ... t N()rtb Ea.at
1 + Pua 1 NT Put
?
What do you bid now'>
CHARLES
Go1E11
ble <K:rapmg together 10 tricks.
More logical is to protect your ~n
acH by JUm'ping to three no trump.
With partner' hearts as a source
of tncks. mne tricks should prove
no problem on any lead
A.-ln upport of clubs you hav~ a
very good hand. and you should
t.ell partner about 1t Raise to three
club If pllrtner has a good hand,
you should have play for some
game What the ftnal <:ontract wiU
be depends on partner's next
action
Q.5-A South, vulnnable you
hold
+987 \IJ63 0 AX86 •9152
Tht> b1dd1ng hais proceeded:
North Eut South Weal
is
• A.-A difficult dec1s1on, l\mce you
have to be wary of the poss1b1hty
that partner might have a slnglf'·
ton spade. Nevertheless. your s1dt'
has the combined values for game
and. with your unbalanced hand.
you 'ihould choose the <JUlt .-on-
trac&.--81<1 !our_wad I + Pa 8-I N'f--1«4..a~----:,.---Q.3-Both vulnerable. as South
you hold
+AQJ2 ?Q9 )981 +8732
The bidding has proceeded ·
North East South Wett
1 ,.... Pus I t l'ass
2 -Pus ?
What actton du you take"
A.-ln this sequence panner s
two-hean rebid prom1sE' a s1x-
c·ard suit Therefore, your qu~n of
h(•arts a..c;sumes added value and
you are worth one mo"e toward
game The obvious cho1 ct> 1s three
ht'art~
Q.4-7\s South. vulnerable. you
hold
• A93 '76 0 KJ102 •98732
The bidding has proceeded
South West North Eaat
Pa88 Pus 1 ? PaH
I NT Pass 2 + Pus ?
What action do you take')
'::~~, $~~.!l~-ci ctts·
-----~ ... (\A' I ..OU..Jit
·~=·o;:::..-;. ~ ~ • • .,. ... ~ ••o • .. ''
3 • Pas. ?
Whal do yuu bid now'>
A.-lf you JUmpt-d t-0 four spade
you ha\ e swlen your own bidding
.,pate Partnn·s Jump shift 1s forc-
ing to game. so there IS no need for
~nu lo leap around hke a mounta~n
goat Set the ~un first by bidding
three spade Thereafter. you'll
have lime to .,how your values in
diamonds
Q.6-!\ellh+>r vulnerablt', as South
you hold
+AQ8 ?KJ9 0 KJ7 •AQ&3
Tl1l' bidding has pro<:et>d~d.
Weat North East South
I ;., 2 I Put ?
What do you bid now?
A.-lt 'I ems natural to JUmp to
~ame tn partner's suit, but that
might not be wise Your diamond
t1•na<'f' will b<• atta<'l<ed cm opening
ll;'ad. and partner m1~ht have trou-
....
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6 ~ :.:~~r'. , .. ,., '" I I : i : I I I
TODAY'S
CROSSWORD PUZZLE
ACROSS
I Likewise
5 Arrived
9 Wild pany
14 Fe
15 Culm1nat1on
16 Canine
17 and found
18 Ordered
19 Cleanse
20 Iota
21 Aacmg horse
22 Plant
23 C11y sight
2!> Ptg~a11on
27 Collection
28 Fur
29 Young animal
32 Large bird
35 Novel source
37 Drawn out
38 Kid's parent
39 Thoroughfare
40 Arrowheads
e g var
42 Medicines
43 Make up 10
44 Stone sufl
45 Obtained
46 Sound
4 7 lns1s1ence
5 1 Weight unit
54 Uved the life
of
56 Lode yield
57 II S
cause
58 Peruvian
59 -rubber
60 Batter
61 Colorado
Indians
62 Bone pref
63 Gibe
64 Add1t1ona1
65 Existed
DOWN
I Marner
2 Hard as
3 Saunter
4 W1th1n prel
5 Beach house
6 Posthaste
7 Asian of old
8 EttortS
9 Cowers
10 Headland
11 Peewee
12 Noun ending
13 German river
21 In the -
24 Ex1ens1ve
26 Very dark
28 Time period
29 Unruffled
30 Russia s
mountains
31 Cradles
32 Cold dish
33 Mexican
bovine
34 Aware 0 1
35 M1cro-
C>fgan1s"'
36 Brom•di<:
38 Sp.i..e
4 1 Duller
42 Menhaden
45 Lubncant
46 Expedition
47 Sore
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53 Wine type
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THE
FAMILY
CIRCUS
by Bii Keane BIG GEORGE
"Mommy! Jeffy said a naughty
word. 'FRISCO'!'' "The only drawback: the brakes are
manual."
MARMADUKE by Brad Anderson DENNI$ THE MENACE
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MONOAY1 AUGUST 11. 1986
Lendl ~vengH ao..,to Becker •t Wimbledon. 81.
Qedm•n'a grend •l•m llfta Red Sox to victory. M.
Witt rnatchesCandelaria's effort
Mike Witt
Seattle shut out again, 3-0;
R take 2-1h-game lead
By CHRIS MON~
o.-, .... c:. ••••••
Manager Gene Mauch ha'i always said that
he doesn't like has players to have to pla> with
the small. nagging inJunes. but he wasn't
unhappy with what he has seen the last two
days.
Following Saturday night's three-hit
sh utout by John Candclana (p1tch1ng despite
cramps in both legs), Mike Wm came up with
another strong performance Sunday.
Witt( 13-7). who had to pitch through some
shoulder stiffness during \varmups, came Up
with a three-hitter ofh1s own over eight innings
and led the Angels to a 4-0 win over Seattle
before 28,939 at Anaheim Stadium.
The victory, which completed a senes
sweep of the Mariners. helped the Angels
extend their American League West lead to 2112
Tonight'• game
Mnmt1ota (Blyleveft I I I 0) ar.
(Su non I ().8)
Time: 7 35
TV None
Radio· KM PC (71 OJ
Tue'iday's game: Minne'iota .11 Angch .
7·35 p.m
games as Toronto beat Texa\ later in the
C\.C n1ng.
Donnie Moore came on to pitch a pcrtect
ninth wh en Wm's arm t1ghu:ncd up after 1he
eighth.
"I had trouble gett1ns my \houlder luo!.e
before the game," said W1tt. "I didn'1 want to
stretch 11 too far Enough was enough
"It's not tough for me to l<>mc out lw1th a
'>hutout). You do what }OU l'.in and v.hen
you've had enough you come out "
"Mike Wm did not feel good when he
\tarted throwing. but he threw pa'it 11 10 the
bullpen," 1d Mauch. "He was all n&ht until
that Iona inning (scvmth) and then his arm
sufTencd 10 the eighth."
w1 my COriirol and I
knew I had to rely on it, because I didn't reel
strong." said Witt.
All 1hrec of the hits ofTWut were doubles
(two b> DannyTan.abull), but he worked out of
eac h ol the s11uat1ons without any trouble.
He also had trouble in his last inning when.
with one out, he walked Spike Owen and
M1cke> Brantley But he induced Ptul Bradley
10 hit a ball back 10 the box aod Witt turned u
into a 1·6·3 double play to end the mnmi.
The Angels came up with a few doubles ol
their own. four. and all were of the ground-rultt
variety.
Bobby G m:h came up the first of two on the
day to open the fir~t and brought home the only
run the Angel<; would need when George
Hendridc. a lifetime 615 hmer against Mark
Langston. singled to left with two out
The Angels' big inning came in se ve nth.
1nvoh 1ng two of the doubles. one of which wa~
questioned e:it1ens1vely by Mauch
followed y walkfag Wally Joyner.
Lanaston then watched as Dous DcCinces
lined a ball toward the bullpen door 1n left field.
While Peto and Joyner were c1rchng the bales
and DeCinccs was beaded for thud, Bl'ldJcy
ap~red to lose the ball aJona the wall. Or bad
he
The ball was d1scovered behind some of
the outfield paddina n&ht where 1t meell with
the chain link fence door
It was ruled a around-rule double and
Joyner was sent back to \h1rd, all of wtucb did
not please Mauch.
"Our around rules say that if a ball
bccomcutuck.1t 1s two bases." sud Mauch ... It
wasn't stuck. 1t was Just behind the paddina..
"He <Bradley) said he couldn't see 1t.
That's because he d1dn 't look You woo 't find 11
1f }ou don't took "
It all bttamc academu: a few pitches later
when Bnan Downin&. back m the hneup
(Plea.11e 11ee AlfGELS/82)
Dod ers turn to Cash collects
winner's cliecK-Howe
Pair combine for
5-0 win over Reds as sweep averted
'
C INCINN ATI !AP) Un·
heralded lel't-hander Dennis Powell.
more accustomed to i.aving games
than starting them. saved the Los
Angeles Dodgers from an embarrass-
ing stumble Sunday.
Powell. 21. shut the Cinc1nnat1
Reds down on three hns over 71/1
innings. and Ken Howell pitched t 1t1
hitless innings for a 5..0 v1c1orv that
averted a four-gaml' ( 1nd nnau
sweep.
The Red<; scored 1 'i run'> while
taking the lir<.t three game., ol the
series against Orel Hersh1ser . .\lcJan·
dro Pena and Fernando ValcnLucla
The) got JUSt l"'-O runner<. as far a\
second base ~unda~ again!>t Powell
2-3. and Jloy,ell
"To be hone\t with \nu he p1 tthcd
better than the othl·r thn.·c" Re<h
third baseman Budd' 1-kll ..aid of the
staner.
The left·hander deltl~ (hanged the
'ipeed of his pit<. he" 10 lo.ecp the Rcd'.1
off-balance. and 1he Dodgcr<S cashed
an on a pair of field ing mistake" to
beat Mano ~to ThC' Dodgers
haven't bC'en 'iWt•pt 1n a four-game
scnes at R1 \C~rfron1 Stadium 'itnce
1969
.... , jusf wanted 10 go oul. pneh well
and get the team turned around .. said
Powell. making only his third \tan of
Powell
Tonight'• game
Dod1ers (Welch 5·9) at lluu')-
ton (Keough 2-3).
Time: 5:05.
TV: Channel 7
Radio: KABC (790).
Tuesday's game: Dodgcri. at
Houston. 5:35 p.m
the-season ... Everything wa'i worlcmg
fo r me."
"The youngster did a good J<>b."
Dodger Manager Tom Lasorda \aid.
"We needed 11 very badly. too ..
Powell struck out a season-high -;1x
and walked JUSt one His onl y other
win th1'> season came 1n relief
8111 Madlock dro"c in the fi r'it t\.\O
Dodger run., with a ra1r of 1nticld
grounders. and C 1reg Arock added a
pair of homers 10 doom 1.!010 4-10
Soto succumbed to a pair ol
misplays that set up the Dodger..· first
two runs and Brock·s two-run homer
10 the seventh. Brock al\o had a <;olo
homer 1n the eighth on I ed Powl.'r
hie; 12th of the ~ason
~Oto\ bad luck stan ed 1n the li r\t
inning. Center fielder l.m Davis
misj udged a shallow fl} ball b} M1t..e
Sciosc1a. breaking back on the hall.
coming in 100 la te and then letting 11
bounc.c O\.er ht!> head to g1\.C the
catcher a stand-up tnpll: Madlod (<.
infield single !>Cored l.)<:1o'iC1a
hortstop Kurt ~11ll'wl'll dropp1.:d
Powelr pop up in <;hallov. left field lo
start the third. Thl' pitcher came
(Pleue see DOOOERS/82)
0.., Nol ..,.. .., Orltd ~
Pat Caah return• backhand volley at the net d uring the
finala of the Hartman Tennla Clautc vs. John Fitzgerald.
He defeats friend
Fitzgerald to take
Newport tourney
By JOSEPH DUDEVOIR
Delly "°' Con .........
Pat Cash didn't allow friendship to
get in .the-wa} .of business. wh~h
happened to be the singles utle of the
Hartmarx Racquet ( lub Tennis
Classie.
Cash and John Fitzgerald. old
Aussie mates and practice partners
were finng li ve ammo 10 Sunday"·
finale of the four-da}. s~n ,000 tour-
nament at the John Wa.,,ne Tenn1<;
( lub tn Newport ~ac.h ·
.i\nd when 1t was O\ er 11 wac; ( a<.h
1n straight ~ts o"er hie; good fnend
P112geraJd. 6-4. 6-2
"I would ha"e rather ha"e pla>ed
someone other than John but that"•
the v.a\. 11 has tu he \Omellme<i.'. he \aid .
.. But It W3 ') nH.l' to pl.a\ Y.dl nen
though John didn't ha"e onl· of his
better da)'> ... he added "I thought I
hit the ball prett) well ··
Cash. who continues to n <.c bad.
into prominence af\erdropp1ng out of
the tennis scene for a few months with
IOJUr) problems. s~ud he JUSt needs a
lmle fine tuning to return to the form
that once had him ranked as high as
No 8 in the world. He 1s cumntl} No
101
"Playing a toumatnent bcforT the
l ' S. Open (in New York) gi ves me
more c'pencnce." he said "There's
1ust a few more things I have to work
on to 'ct all the wa y back.'.
While Cash ..aid he would have
rather have played somebody other
than his fncnd, he had the ins1de edge
from pract1crng with F1t:zgcraJd
(ranked No 97) over the week..
..,We know each other's game very
well, .. said (ash. was all business 1n
collecting 520.000 for the wm. "Dur·
mg_ the past week I had been playing
better so l felt prett) confident."
F11zeerald cned his mcons1 stenq
w11h his sen ice and a few close call s
as the difference.
"I JUSl couldn't get my first se-rve
1n ·· he said "And he kept the
pres!>ure on me after that."
Casb took advantage of some close
calls sn t he fi rst set 10 go up 4-2. He hit
a shot down the line that Fn.zgcrald
thought was out but the hne Judge
ruleo 10 That point broke
F1ugerald ~ 'l<'rve m the first game
.. There·\ nothing }OU can do about
those kinds of calls." said Fitzgerald
.. , gues!> the" 're JUSt part of the game··
( a'>h wa\n t S} mpathct1c to
F1tlgcrald'<, woe.-. with the offic-1ab
"(Bad l hne calls -that's hfe.'' said
c a~h "f\en une on bren point. You
iust have to hvt' wtth them I've had
m) share go against me •·
The two pla)'ers traded the remain·
mg four games of the first ~t. each
holding SC1't'
In the S«ond set. Cash broke
Fitzgerald again m the first game and
held tns own m the second game.
.. I think that was the key for him,"
(Pleue .ee TE1'Nl9/BS)
Guerrero placed b ack on.disabled list Montana,
Dodgers' s lugger to undergo
more rehabilitation on knee
< 1uarcru "J" h11k ... , un ,l.\ l'n plJll· .1ppcar-
,1nu·, ,1r1i..1n~11u1 li1u1 tlllll'\ l k rorrx·d out ""h
thl· h.l\l'' 111:.idl·d 1n tht· 1·11-!hth 1nn111~ 11! ~.11urd.n ·,
h-~ 111.,, 111 thl' ( 1n1 inn.111 R1·d' .ind d1dn 1 pla\
\undJ\
more rehah1hta11on "lk rnuldn't run and thl' l..1111 ... thJI 11 might
ha'e hcen hampcnng h1<; <;"in~·· l.a\11rda \did ol
the t..nel' "I kno" one thing -hl· "J<.n t \Y.ing1ng
tht· bat nght ··
49ersrip
Raiders
CIN<INN.\11 !\PJ -lhe I m \n!(d1'
Dodger\ a nnouncnl ~unda~ tha1 Pedro (iuerr1.'111
has been returned to the d1\abkd li<.1 to gl\ t• 1h1·
o utfielder more 11 me to retupcrate I rum a \l'H n·
knCt' m1ury suffered dunng <,pnng 1rain1ng
J)od111·1 \1Jll.IE?l'I I 11111 I ,1,111 d.1 h.1d U\l'd
( 1111·rn·ro prim.ml) ·" .1 r1n1 h-h1t11•r lt't11ng tum
,1.1n 111'1 on1· g.1m1· I l'l' 111 hi\ ,1•q·n .11 hill' '.1.l'rt'
,,.,,, r11hh·ht11t·r
( 1tH'rrl•r11 wa\ th1· m.1111 \H'.1pn11 1111h1 I >t\\lgl·r
olkn'r l.1-.i \l'J\\IO t\ 1ng '>11•\1' < 1Jl \t ".' duh
ll'l llfd \\Ith I I tHlllll'r\ \\hill k,1d1n>' llH ,,11111nJI
I l'.1~u1· in ... tuuing rx·r1l'lll.1~1· .1n,t 1111-h.1,t' pt•r
' l' 111.lt!t'
The Dodger<. '>'ltd thl'\ Y.11ulJ plJtl (1uerrcr11
on the I 5-da' d1..ahkJ ""' tclda' .ind fl'l.ill
o utfielder Josc'c..1.on1ah:1 I rum \lbu4uer4u1. 11l tli1·
Pacific Coast I eague 11 1' I' I h,lt t IOjl .1' ,•r;1g,• t 1cd ltll ,,., nnd IO lht
Pedro Guerrero
Guerrero ruptured a tendon in h" 11.-11 l..m·t·
~h1le sliding during an e'h1h111on l(amc .\pnt I at
Vero Beach. Fla I k hcgan ndmg a '>tat1onan
h1c}cle J une I I and "'a' <1lt1\..1tl'd Juh lo
l1-.1gm• ,md hi' lo. rtlll\ h;it11·d 111 11.11kd \-11kl·
\l.1r .. h.tll'' ''' tor tl·am hc1n11r'
I .l' .. nrda "'"d ht' 1k11d1·d on \..iturdJ' 111
,11~1'\I 111urntn(! C rua1ao 111 thl' dl\ahh:d list tor
_Weather puts Norman's bid for
PGA Championship title on hold
Leader is only a ble to finish
1 h ole before rain s tops play
.~ '
I< ll f I)(>. <lh111 I \Pl It took the wt•atherman to
figure out a Y.J) 111,10" < 1rcg Norman's march to thl' PC 1.\
National ( hamp1on<;h1p
~tead) min' tnrn·d a ~lC1,tpc1ncmC'n1 ot poniom. ol
Sunda\ '\ pl;n and c'tended unttl toda)', weathl'I
penn1111nt1 thl· wndu\lc1n ot the final round of the la'it ol
the \ear'' Big Tum ~11lt lhJ mp10nsh1p
.. Ilea' l'O lorh1d , hut wr·11 he here all .,..eek 1f we ha' l.'
10.'' M11 lo.l'\. Po"'l'll prl·\ldcnt ol the P(iA. ~ud 111
announ1. 1ng till' p1"1pon1•ml'nt, onl) the '>Ct:ond time in
67 pr e\11111., 1'(1 •\\ lll.11 'M'ath1.•r had e'lt:ndl'd thl
tournamriH an n11,111."
The lorn J\1 tor loda\ 1.1lktl lor dnud) U)nd1111in' 111
the m111n1ng "Ith 1ka11nl!1n the .ilicmnon
ll.,orn1Jn lhl \u,1r.1li.1n Y.ho ha\ led throughout tlm
1ournam1.·nt hall wmpkll"<1 nnh the lirst hole. mJlo.1nl' .1
scrnmhhntt p.11 "'hrn thl' \trl'n' <;ounded ,u,~·ndini plJ'
a1 ~II pm l-1 >1
Thc rla\.('(\ m.irkn t thl'll pll\lllCIO~ un lhl' \dt UrJ tl·tl
lnvtrnl''" < !uh 111ur\C.' anti Y. 111 re-.ume pla) lrom tho<.e
po\1tlll0' h)(.l,I\ \II \HO t'\ J)l,netJ \unda' WIJI COUOI
. "I don't 1h111J.. 11'' ttotnp tn ctlcct m y f"lay at all " i;..11d
Norman "'h" hu\ \\.nn thl' lh1t1<.h Open And two otht•1
toumamrnt\ l't('l'n tn lltll' rnnt\•n ttnn 1n bnth the MJ\tl"r\
and l \ <)fl<'"' .ind ..._., a ""ldl··~iiS<>n mone'f·winnin(t
ret.ord 1n tht• I n1tl'd \tall'\ ~1th SllM . 7 N
11.,011n.1n hold' ,1 tour \hot ath .intatte Y. 1th 17 hnk\ to
10 1n tht t h:.1'4.' Im ,, 1.i11000 li~t pnn
"lnrman ..aid hl' '\\J\ g,1111111111 lh 111 "'t" \ 11rl<. 11h"l
morning" for J tl'IC\ 1\11rn \ho"' """ I II lo(l I 111 'kep .1
1111 k I.lier ·· he 'a 1<l
Norman "ho he'' lt·d-"ntt' 'h1111l1n11.1 t.-11rnkr pa1 h)
1n T h11r.,da\ ·, lir<ot round. ht· Id .1 luur 'h111 lt'.1d thr11ul!.h q
hok\ .rnd ret.11nt·d that marj!.1n altt•r 11m h11k 111 plJ\
\unJa~
~tarting pla\ 1n ~ind Jnd ram. hl' droH' 11\tu thl'
\OU\ n ght rough lh1pi:x·d hal'lo. In tlw l,111Y..l',: 11111 h1'
third 110 the gr\·en ,snc1 "n1a1k luur th1• h,1111 "·'' ht· -.;ml.
Jropp1np, an I l!·l1mt J)ull
Buh T "'·" J thrt'l'·t1nw wirm1·11111 tl1t• l1C • \ I 11111 th"
\eJr wJ\ pla\lng '""h "-lorman 111lhl'1,1\t 1hrl'l'\11nw .ind
al,o madl' par on t h<' nn1.· hok hr pl.nnl I k kll lht· 111111,1·
1111lllt'u1.111• I\ .1 I tl'f pl.1 \ ",I\ 1 ,1 I kd I 111 I hl' d;i' .tn1I \\ .1, 11111
J\ .11lahl1• lnr rnmmt'nt
l "'•" l\Hl\l'J 1111111llllh'lll11111 \,1tu1d.H "11h ,, 1,J lh.11
put h in\ 1 hroup.h I hrt•1· 1111111!1\ .11 '"" "'' 1.' n und1·1 p.11
1'111nn,1n h.1d .1 'i4 hnk 101,11 11! :11: 11 11n1k1
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rnund, tl<)il')l'd th1.• l11\I hull• .ind d111pped l'l.11t.;1nt11.1 tt1•
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th r11ut1-h I hn·1· 11 HHHh 1 om pl, 11·d pl.I\ I h"'' ",.,.., "111
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''< 1 llltal lhrt•t• 1nl'I par l'kkn<l1n~ d1.1111p1110 l luhat
C •rt'l'n "•l' nt'\t Y>tth an 1'11 1111 .1 '•111
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duh h1• to\\('1l 1n111 thl' .111 11111111~ \,11u1d." 'pl.I\ 1111 him
in lhl' he.id and g.1,ht'll hi' 'ualp
L a .. orda couldn't guc,., '"hethn < 1ut·rrero
"'ould he ahk to retum in tlml' to h1.•lp lhl' duh in
~l.'Ptl·mhcr .. ·\n~ thing he dtw., th1!. '>l'a'>on 1f hl' can pla)
I th1nlo. rt'<; going to hca plu!>: l a<,orda 'Mllll Right
no"' hl' JU\t c.an't run al all ..
< 1uarcro ..aid he thought he wa\ rl'a1.h 111 pla~
"'hen h1.· 1.ame ofT the d1sahlcd li\t hut "a<on't
\Urpn!>cd h\ thl' Dodger.,· den\1on \unda' lo g1H'
him m11rl' llml'
I Ju<.t t..noY. thJt 1t'\ thl' tx·.,t thin~ lo du · hl·
\Jld
( 111n1alc1 pl..i~ed 11 gaml'' 1111 1h1.· l>odg1•r,
earlier thl'> sea-;on
.,, ........... I hl' tld,I\ h1 '·"'I .. 111\1 thrnw., the "holt dcJ I 1n .1
mt\\ r.·\1rn..c 1'\1•r.01H' h,1, \ht'd1.nl out nl hott'I<. their
ti.a&' p , J..rd "''<'' \ .1111Hl' m.ulr nnd '<l on "
\ltl'r thi.: 111\h1nr. l ren ... h:i" phncd tht lr11111 '1d1· tn n \und.1 and '"a' In l' und1·r JMI 1111 ttH ,1,,, thr11uF.h I I
huk' V. hrn ril.n "'" h. ltr11
Greg Norman atanch ln the rain wtth bis caddie, Pete
Bender, befoTe play waa halted at the POA Cb.amplonablp.
•
\.\'\, IK.\....,Cl\CO !.\Pl -Joe
Montana a1ml·d for JelT) Rice. the
~an Franc1Sto 49ers· most dangeroui.
Jeep threat. and conducted a 46-yard
IC\t ot ht<; thmY.1ng arm Suncµy
Rill' caught the pass. good for the
longest gain of the 4Qer.;· ~Fl
C).h1b111on opener and ra\cd about
\.tontana " pa<;sing alter the '2-0
' 1c1or. o'er the Lor, .\ngeles Raiders
.. To me. Joe·., arm .., stronger this
'ear than 11 was last \car.· said Rice
:. I had 11.> C'Ome bad . a h Ille for that
hall because Joe held 11 a little longer
than he wanted to
"But 1n pralllCe he's been over
1hrow1ng me on 'iumc passes Thal
lcll!> ml· \11nwth1n~ right tht•re ··
'eral ~an I ram.1sco rook1~ a'
well a\ Montana·., throwing arm
Y.ere 1m prcss1,e in the pre-suson
ga me Four of the fiH touchdown'
"ere ~ored h\. rookie<;, and fi ,e ofthr
drfrn<;t'''i I~ \31. \. 'i were b)' rook it
linemen v.1th c harles Hale) ge111ng
credit for three and l.am Roberts fo r
l~O
"Ba\1l all\ w1.• "'ere playing qu1cke1
than thl· R.llll<'r\ · < oach 8111 Walsh
said "Butt o<; <\ngelc'i. trad1t1 onall)'
doc'ln't st.in ofT well 't ou can't u~
toJa) o;, a;1mc to mca">u~ their ah1h
l\ •
Ra1dt"r., < cl.lt h Tom Fiore<; ~y,
quant'rhacJ.. ~1.1n ~ il\on ...ad.t"d lnu•
llml•" and h.11\.up Ru<.l\ H1l'-1
dropped r1gh1 11me<. Three \ad'
rc\ultcd 1n ""' lumhk'
I lnrC\ <.aid It ' pmhahl\ .rn
under\tJtl·ml'nt h111 Y.t plaH·d porn
h It ' prclt\ ,,h, 1ou'> that ""c h.h r
'nmr y, nr\. tn 1!0 •
1 ht Ra1dl'"" h,1,c gont I I 1n
nh1h1t11.m pla\ 1h1· p."t thn:-c \C,l\nn'
hut rr-alh1.·J thl' pl,l\ulh all thrr1.
'ear., :int1 da1nwd one: \uper K.lY.I
title
"It'., n111 r>.1n11. 11ml' 1 h:at'' "h· 1
thc\C lUlm<'" an· h11 .. '1td runnina
h:h. k ~ar\ u<. \lien _ '
~hlot.ma endc-d ln't '>C1\\01' ~uh 'I
~1n· risht .. houldcr \11 11 Ith p.i 111 1"
~·'' '"nrko\.ll\ and rtq111tr\l
anhrn~ up" \U r'\' t"'o month-. r.llo
In ht\ lil"lt throwing under pme
cond1twn' th1\ \Car, thr Quanerbad.
cnmpktl"d '" ol 11 pa ~ tor 117
\Ud.\ and his 11 -~ud TD P3'' to
11gh1 enJ Joh".'. frank l tl'OUn lln fi r
thr ~~en.' f1~t ptunt,
II
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• Orange CoMt DAILY PILOT I Mond9y, Augu1t 11, 1HI
....... ife on the Foad during a lOsing streak
I EDITOR· NOTE: Richard Dunn, a part·
ome Daily Pttot sporuwriter and former
pitcbit11 standout 11 Orln,e Coast Collqic, 1s
tfY1f1' to malct' 1t m profe ional baseball,
undelJOll'J.I his S«Ond ~•son m tht' ClllSS A
Pioneer l..ea&ut' with the Salt Lake City
Trap~n. He 15 current/) 5-2 with four
"'mpletc sames With two shutouts m his ~ast
three starts. His ERA 1s J.06 and hr has on/)'
siven up 6 walks in 63 mnings of work.
throuah a minor latlspin on the road tnp.
We lost five our of our first ~ven games in
81lhngs and Medicine H t, but we didn't lose
much ground on our lead over the rest of the
league. We're 35-lJ w11h a nine-game lend
over second-place Helena.
the last couple of wttk 10 prppare for the
playoffs.
Walkman and read magann~ from cover to
cover.
The bus 1s w cramped and you spend so
much lime together 1n crowded quaneri.,
try1n110 find a comfortable pos1t1on with leP..
arms and heads everywhere, that after 11wh1lt:
you can't detect whose parts are whose.
Cey's helmet before the pohcc found them two
month'i later.
He also told us about the time when he and
ht fnends used to ncalt into DodgerStadiwn
for gamci., so naturally I had to confC$S and teU
about nll the times my friends and I used to ~nenk mto Anaheim Stadium. We had a team meeung at the hotel in
Medicine Hat before our final game of the
road trip-we even had our first curfew of the
year the night before -and 1t seemed to pay
off as we defeated the Blue Jays, 2-0. before
Another telev1 ion new) crew, KUTB
(channel 2 m alt Laite City), followed us to
Canada to do a special segment. The tn p home
from Alberta seemed longer than the ume
before, although ll didn't take as long bccaust
we didn't stop as often. Jim Bolt. a feisty, scrappy m1ddle-1nfielder,
was telling us some stones about when he was
younger. or l should say all the nmch1efhe had
gotren himself into.
Kevin Sliwinski, who's now playing double·
A ball w11h the Toronto Blue Jays affiliate;
Lenny Dykstra, who's now with the New York
Met : find I fotl'Md quite-a l~o-baGk-in-thos-
da) s. No ... we were never caught. y RJCHARDp11NN-
D.i!J,... Corr 1P I .-.it
------toh~e~ad..,t~n-g~b·atrhotne on a 16-hour bus trip.
The shutout -my second of the season and
fourth complete game of the year -was eAtra
special because 1t marked the first time 1n five
starts against Med1c1ne Hat that I've beaten
them. We're 2-0 since the meeting and will
probably cruise the rest of the "a) to the
regular-season champ1onsh1p
But because l didn't sleep a wink from the
ume w 1.tlt iJnmediaieJr after the. game on
Tuesday until we arrived 1n Salt Lake City late
Wednesdav afternoon, 1t seemrd never-
ending. ·
Remember the ume about I 0 yea rs ago
whco the Dodger Stadium clubhouse was
cleaned out? Uniforms. glovci., bats. every.
thing. fl was all over the local papers
Al T l.,AKE CITY -Every wmning
ballclub gots through a dead penod. The New
York Mets and Boston Red ox. the class of
the National and Amencan leagues this year,
respect1vel)', have both suffered recentl)
through a lump.
Soll "-aS no surpnse last week when we went However. we'll need \Orne momentum 1n
The first fiH· or six hours of the tnp I spent
talkm~ wnh other players. telhng stonei. about
an) thing and everything in hfe. But the next
10 hours. after the sun had pecked m wa:r
through, all I could do was thmk about the
<ihutout the previous night. It ten lo m)
In any case 11 was to my surprise and
laughter that Bolt and hts m1sch1ev1 ou<i
Encino bud1es were the culpnts. He said he
was weanng Ste\e Garvey's Jerse) and Ron
A'i we were dnvtng through Idaho on
Wednesday. 11 was about 11 a.m. when I was
hstenina to the radio. Then I began to wonder,
what "normal" people are doing at this time.
Al times you feel distant from the ••reaJ
world." but other times you feel as free as a
bird
SPORTS BREAK
Hidden from view,
America's Cup
challenger ~eaves
From AP dJspatcbes
SAN FRAN( I CO -Shrouded in ~
mystery, and yards of blue tarp, the 12-
meter Amenca''i Cup challenger USA left
for Australra aboard freighter ffi\S
weekend. determined to wm back for Amenca the most
treasured troph) in yachting.
The gleaming high-tech hull of the Golden Ga1e
Challenge m radical keel hidden from s1gh1. "as
tenderl> ho1Sted aboard the freighter Nedlloyd King·
slon aturda} for the 31'1-week 'oyage down under
.\rri\'al 1s ewectcd Sept. 4 Chicago's entf). Hean of
Amenca. was also loaded aboard for the tnp
Tnals that could include as mam a!t 14 boat!. from
SIX nations will compete against· <'ach other off
Freman tie starting Oct 5 for a chance 10 race the Ro~al
Penh 't acht ( luh for the cup 1n Janusr).
The U~A n:prt•sents a SI O m1lhon effort h~ ">an
Franc1sco·s St Francis Yacht Club. It's behl'\Cd to
sport a "'ngcd keel !>Omethtng hke the breakthrough
structure that helped speed Perth's Australia 11 lo
Y1ctorv over tnt" New York Yacht Club rrri~3.
Tear'> flowed from the devastated NYYC member-
ship when the cup. the Holy Grat! of world-cla<,\
sailboat racing. was unbolted from the honor.ed place 11
had cxcup1ed for In year\ -the longcs1 "inning
streak 1n spon'>
The winner'" only pr11c 1s the cup, ne,er monc).
although upward<; ofS l 00 mil la on could collect1 vely be
spent 1h1~ year in the ba11lc tor 1he handsome token The
s1her pitcher docc;n't l'\Cn have a bottom. i.o the
"inners can'1 gu11le champagne from n at 1he tin1sh
The race 1<. conc;1dered to he among na11on,, not
1nd1' 1dual duh<,
Thl· aluminum 12-ml·tt•r ran·r, ot 1oda' ha'e 4().
loot ma,I\, nearh ::! fJOO <,quJrc leet of\all and v.c1gh up
lCI ti0.1100 pounJ.,
Quote of the day
Hayden Fry, lo"' a too1 balt coach. v. hose
Hav. kn e' tin1c;hcd la\! r.ea!>on ranked IOth in 1he
nJllon hut lo'lt I Y senior\, 11 of them staner'i
· I'm sure all these coaches arc lacking their chop'>
"'a111ng for thc Haw~' to roll mto town. And I
don't hlame them Wc'"e had our fun ."
Saberhagen may be put on DL
"f V. ) ORK -Rr('t Saberghagcn of m
the Kan'a" ( 11' Ro-.al<, the .\mencan
I eague"<o I 9X~ (.,. Yo.u ng winner. will be
nam1ncd h.,. a t('am Jodor toda) and may
he placed on the dt\abled hst v.11h a '>Ore arm
';aberhagcn worked 1ust I'• inning.'> 1n his la!>I \tart
on \411urda\ Jg .. 11n\I thl· "l'w York Yankees hclorl'
<,orcne\\ in h" pll<:hmg 'thou Ider forced him 10 lea' e thr
g<imc The ..ian "a' ~ahcrhagen '" first 'i1nce \hnulder
pr11hkm' l11rlt:J him into the hullpen near!~ thrcl·
'>'Cl:K'> Ji?•l ·r t.<tn'I go \trong tor more lhan li\l' or 'ii\ rnnmg'>
1hc v.a\ m\ ,1rm '"no" · \ahcrhagen ..aid ~unda~ "I'll
\l'l' 1h1· d1'ltor tomorro" and I don't kno\\ "hat "in
\lllfl
\alwrhagt·n '>aid hc cl1dn'11h1nk more "'tr~ 1n 1hr
hultixn ";.i' the anc,wcr
··11 '>\Ill hurt\ 1n thl' hullpen · ~ahcrhagen \il1J It
l(lt1k\ llkl' there\ no v.,1\ Ill &l'I Jruund 11 (the d1'>Cthkd
h\I I
\.ltx·rh,1gl'n ....,,,11 he l'\.1m1nc:d O\ une of the Ru\ al\
team 11h\\1uan't. Dr \tnl' loHC. when the dub return.,
to Kan\a\ Cit.,. toda\ lo begin a 10-gamc homesLand
SEMI-ANNUAL
SALE
King wins tourney in playoff
Betsy Klog rallied from a four-shot n
deficll on the front nine. fell 1n10 a tic with
JoAnne Carner on the back nine to force a
pla)'off. then made par on the second extra
hole to v.1n the LPG~ Henredon Classic Sunday
afternoon in High Point. N.C. Kmg's victory. the sixth
of her career and the first 1n 1986. earned her $34,500
an<l pu!>hed her all-time earnings above the $1 million
mark. Ca mer recc1 vrd $21 .275 for second place and
went a.bove 1he $2-mtlhon mark in career winnings.
Both golferc; mmcd b1rd1e-range pulls on the final hole
of regulatton -Carner-carded a--69 and King a-70--
and on the fir!>t l'\lra hole. But C'amer got into trouble
on the second pla\offhole when her second shot landed
1n a sand trap behind the green She blasted out of the
1rap but far '>hon of the cup. Kmg's approach shot was
w11hm 18 feel of the pm. and she two-putted for the par
"h1ch ga\t' her the playoff \ICtory. her first after two
pre"1ou-; ple)'oll lo ~s . In the-PGA Seflt-Of"S
tournament m < onrnrd, Mass .. Ch! Chi Rodrlitu ez
chipped out of high gras and sank a five-foot b1rd1e
pull on the final hole for a one-stroke victory over Gary
Player. Rodriguel. finding a goldaunc in his first year
on tht· tour tor pro) 50 and over. shot a 6-under par 66
for a 54-hok 101al of I '·under-par 203. a tournament
rl'lOrd Pla~l·r li~l' Rodnguez a SO.year-old rookie on
1he ~enior\ t1)ur .1fter w1nn1ng l'TUlrc than SI m1llton on
the PC1.\ un u11 m1\scd b1rd1e putts from eight and 15
feee to lin1'h w11h a 68 and a thr:_eg-{i;u_!Q!al of 2~"'"-
DeLeon retains WBC crown
(1IARDINI N.\XOS. Ital> -Carlos m
Del.eon nl Put:rto Rico retained his World
Boxing Counctl cru1serwe1ght title Sunday
night on a le<.:hnical knockout in the eighth
round O\l'r A.mcncan Michael Greer.
T hl" ~., -~1..·ar-old "orld champion shook ( irecr with
l\\O po"erful uppercuts and landed wild two-hand
'>Crtt."S a\ tht· \mcncan leaned defenseless against the
rope'>
Rckrt'l' Rud' Onega of San Francisco stopped the
tigh1 at I .n uf1hc round.
(1reer VJ. lrom Me01ph1s. Tenn. "as leading the
m.stlh on point\. b~ a narrov. margm. "hen l\\O
pov.erful and preusc nght uppercuts. Deleon\ most
dangcrou'> "capon<, ended his hope<. to win the t11lc m
ht'> first attempt
Carlton to sign with Chisox?
PHll \Dfl Piii \ -<itcH" Carllun • 1hc lour-11mt• C ~ ) oung Award winner
v. ho Jnnounll'd hi'> rellrl"mt.·nt last week. 1s
l'\Pl'l kd w \1gn w11h th<.· C h1cago '-"h11c
~°'on I uc'lda~. at cording to a puhhsh<.'d report.
I he Phllac.Jclphia lnqu1rl"r. c1ung un1den11ficd
c,ourn'\ lln'>l' to ( arllon and the team. reported in
1o<lc1\ ·,edllwn' that thc Wh11c ~ox will Sl'hl·dulc a news
lOnterenn· lor I ut·,d;I\ 10 announce 1ha1 they will he
lhc 1h1rcJ t luh tn l·mrilo~ thl' kit-hander in lhl' spaCl' nt
"x v.cclo.'
( arl111n 41. ""a' rdrawd h) 1he Philadelphia
Phllhl'' on Junc ~'\and ,,a., '>tgncd h) the "ian F-ranc1<,t:o
C11ant' \\Ith "hom he made tiH: start\ He had a 5-11
rct:nrd .ind J 5 X11 IR\ with 1he l\\O cluhc; Ht·
,10n11um1..·d hi\ rc11rl'mcn1 '-"cdnc'lda)
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'
Phil Bradley of the Seattle Mariners le
forced out trying to dive into second ae
U ..... pt.olo
Angel abort.atop Dick Schofield completee
doul>le play during fourth inning Sunday.
ANGELS COMPLETE SWEEP OF SEATTLE ..
P'rom Bl
despite h1<. rnn11numg baulc w1th
'1ral bronch1tts. bounced a ball off the
right-field foul hne and into the
stands. dnving in the final 1wo runs.
Wilfong pla~1ng "ell *
The h11 came JUSt a few 1nn1ngs
after Do"n1ng. the one pla:rer Mauch
hkes 10 sec pla) a httlc b11 hurt. ran
into 1he railing down the left-field line
Gnch fQLQ.Oc. has en1o~ed the on.
days he has been gl\en and said the'
ha'e helped h1-; performance e\-
pec1alt} recent I~ o, er lhc la'it 27
games. he has h11 }411.30 for 88) to
raise his average lrom a ~ea'>on-low
240 to II\ current 288 le,el
ANGEL NOTES -S.ame r~oe 0<;1!1~r
Ol lW'IV T1mbUI rerurneo 10 ,,,. Mari~' ette•
mlu ,no me ''''' tnree oemn ol •M ~It\ Ht n1d flown llOmt Tl\ur\Oev 10 be w1111 "" wife
~. wl\o oei111~ed 11\1 couole'' ""' cruld
s11urd1v • •-C>Ound 4·ounce 01vonttr n1mt0 Denk• J1..... Sunoav was Ca~• Oav and
molt ol lllf 1>1ever> lletl fun wal~•no eroii!io Ille
roPe<t off oreo ot 111e f•eld Belore 1,,.v botn wenr
our Coacn a.bllv I<~ \a10 ne wu we•~·no
'"e OOP0\11, c:t.rect1on from WalY Jevnw. Seid
Jovner Y " oe11er \tav woln mt or no one will
1akt •our D•cture • Garv Luce• u111aineo
1ne1 wntn nt olavec:t on Monlrtai. Camera Oav
"'"' oonp 4 11 t d1lfe•tnt11r Tnev naa l>lallo•m\
oul alQng tne """" end 111ev'd 11u1 five or \It
ol•••n o,, ~itrri olellorm.' he •~111alneo · E verv
p,g111 mrnOJfe\ r so ll•tv would r1no a bell and
'"' 111avtr\ w014ld movt 10 another 11letform It our ,, fur1tie• 11wev lrom •roe litn\ obo\JI IS
'f4!'1
r \'" chasing a foul ball ·
··Do" n1nA is thl" one gu} I hkc to
~l" hmp1nga little," c;a1d Mau<.h "H('
crashed in the fcnc.c and that ge1o; him
going "
·Having De< 1nce<,, Downing and
Grich 1n the lineup 1s an obvious plus.
but 1l 1'i no longer a nece~s11y. not w11h
lack Howell. Hendnck and Rob
"On m~ days olT~I ha.,,e gone into
thl" weight room and that has made a
difference," said Grich "Brian can
take a da} off and Doug can with Jal k
Howell and Dick (Schofield) can with
Rick Burleson. It could pay oil 1n the
long run. Wt hope 11 pay~ <l1v1dt•nth
1n Scptemher ..
BOATING
Junior sailors hold competition
l 75 test t h eir s k ill s in event
hosted by local yacht clubs
By ALMON LOCKABEY
Hosted b) all fi,c 1un10r program'> of l<xa-1 )'ac ht
dub" 175 Junior <;allol\ completed an artluou 'chC'dulC'
ofrat..e'i Aug. 4-8 tn determine the Newpon Harbor Junior
( hamp1onsh1p
Tc~ting their '>kill'> 1n \anCJU'> cond1t1ons around the
harbor. the week began with Balboa Island Yacht Club
hosting Laser II'> and Laser As on Monda).
The re'\t uf the week, Tuc.,dll)' through FndaL
Bal boa Yacht ( luh. Newport Harbor Yacht Club, Bahia
< onnth1an Yacht Club and Lido Isle Yacht < luh
rnndulted ntll''i for Lac;er R'> and all fi,e<.·la\\Csof abol\
The w<.'ek ent.led with a 1roph) pre\Cntauon at Lido
lr,le Ya,ht C lub
Troph-. winner<> 1n each da~'i
LASER A GeoH Belo.er NHYC
LASER e Glen )PllrH e ve 2 Dereu• Price BCYC J Geofl
Garr·\on NHYC " SA80l A -I Geoff Belo.er NHYC 7 Sieve Olson NHVC ) JO•v
Tw \I NHVC ' Marie Coon NHVC S froc Proul 8YC 6 S..'1f Minion
NHV( I JO\" Nlc!lols BVC 9 Mall Mericlttl NHYC 9 Mer~
Franco LIV( ·10 J~ Tlohe BVC '
SABOT e I Al1n Cerm•Clletl 8VC 7 RaCMI J1rrard LIV( )
Lauren E 11" BC YC ' Jeff K1no LIVC S Scolt Andrew\ LIYC 6 Ptler
Grooacll LIV( 1 Rot> Mnerve NHYC 8 Amy M lllallla eVC 9 01v•O
M90dv eve 10 (llrt\ illtnelO BIVC
SABOT CI -I Rvan H1mlllon NHV( 7 N1te Wlllllll~ eCVC J
c11ri,11n• AHen NHYC • Tvlt< eerne1. NHYC. s Scoll Mewve NHVC
6 Emily Gr..,,., BYC, 1 Bredv Lemar NHYC, I Erk Arnold NHYC 9
Matthew Rev 8VC. 10 C1rltr Canel BCYC
SABOT C1 -I T J Leuon, NHVC, 7 Amv Gerr11on. NHVC. l
Fr1ntt1 Coon NHYC • 01vld Beker LIVC S MlcllHt Mover, BIVC, 6
Oannv Zlmba!OI NHYC 1 Ju1lln Ketr, LIYC, t Erin Collin,, NHYC 9
Tte111 ernon, LIVC. 10 JKll HoHn, NHVC
SABOT CJ -I Oennv Jenu11, NHVC, 7 Btllv CermlCllHI. eve \
Matt P1trctv BC YC 4 Krl1ta Wooton BC YC S Meri O'Connor BC VC &
Meoan HllCllcod. NHVC 1 Wllllne1r Fln\ltr BCVC
Sabot II Champlonshlp
Cireg Koller of Alam1to\ Ba} ¥ acht ( luh wa s thl'
winner of thl" ~Jhot 11 C hamp1on'\h1p held at Dana Point
) achl C luh
\ahol II .., for c;a1lor'I undtr 12 )Cars ol age The
champ1onc,h1p regatta con!>t!.tcd of' 40 cntnc'i. 20 from the
northern d1\ l\ton and 20 from the wuth
Other\ 1n the.-top five 2 ( ra1g Bentle). Dana Po1n1
Y< \ 8111 Hardec;tv M1's1on Bay YC 4 ( rosby Ci rant
DODGERS WIN, 5-0 ..
F rom Bl
around on \1eve '3x''i •itn@le. a ~lnh<.c b) "x.io'>l'ta. and
\1adloclc'., 1roundout
M1kr Ma~hall broke an 0 for-ltl \trcak with a
'ic\.Cnth·inninii .,.naJr . .ind Br()( k h11 a onr out homer Im
a l ·O kad
\otn .11lowrd W\Cn htl'> and \true~ out four oq•r,, •
inntnit\
'e"pon H.srhot ) C 'i Mark ht') liunungton Harbour
\(
NHYC One-deslgn Regatta
Four cla\\e' ot c,a1lboats turned ouL Saturda' tor
"'e"'pon llnrbor Yalht < luh·., Ont•-dc\1gn Rt·ga tta
Troph-. winner'>
SOLING 1 V1g11ence Cnri\ Jone\, llovage•• YC
ETC HELL~ ~l I Rtoe!. PM o.no $(0!! Ramu•r Nt!VC i IN"·r>
11 Guion Or11r Balboa YC
LASER II I <'..toll Bt<ktr NHVC
LASER I Denni\ SMnnori NH "'C
SABOT A I Jorv l w '' NHVC
SABOT B I Rob Mo11•11P NHYC
SABOT C I Oeriri Collin\, NHVC 1 S~Otl Me,ervf NHVC. l
Cnriure Zlml>ftlOI NHYC 4 lllt i C•r• OIM>n and Cht1' L0!\11 bol" Of NHYC
Valentlne wlns ln Bogart
Valenune. ..~1ppcrcd b~ Mar. Longpre Bah1..1 < onnthian Yacht ( luh. v.a\lhe ( la<,s ..\ winnc:r ~unda, in
the fifth race of Vo) ager'\ achl Cluh\ Humphre}-Bogart
\enc' for Performance lfand1t:ap Ral1ng Fleet
Runner-u p in (la\<;.\ "a' \.\mgs \kippered b) Carl
l.ast. Voya~crs 'Yacht ( lub. and thmtv.a<; Vortex. Bruce
T"' 1chcll. \J Y(
(la\~ B v. inner \.\,l\ Runawa\ . ..ailed h\ John v,, 1chcl
"\ C and \ernnd v.a<, ( ru\ader Rahhll' Jo.Im r>cn\morr
\. \( -
New England tops
Redskins, 18-7
FOXBORO. Mass. (AP) -Tony Eason. playing for
the fir'it t1me l\tnce complcttng none ofh1 s s1~ Super Bowl
pa11scs. threv. for 28~ yards and one touchd~wn to lead·the
New England Pa1nots to nn I IS· 7 NFL c'h1b1t1on victor)
o\er the Washington Rcthktn'I 4-)unday night
[a on. who was benched in the 46-10 Super Bowl loi.-.
10 the Chicago Bc-ars. teamed with ( ra1g Jame' for a 18-
)ard completion on the Patnoto;' lint play of the game
That helped 4'CI up I ony r rankhn'' 41 -yard field goal
The Rcdslttn\ "'C'nt ahead 7-3 on rookie Rick
RadanJck0<1 I 0-yard run. capping a 12-pla~. tl8·)ard dnvc
with 1 14 lcft in the firo;t half Then Eason. who rnmplctcd
20 of U pa'i~'i dtrccted a ~4 vard dnH that ended wuh
hie, l"-<>-)ard touchdo"'n tn'i'> to <;tC'phcn . ta01na
That 11nvt' • C"-r n-1. nd a Q 7 halftime lead. 11c,
franklin mmcd thc c.-lltra·po1nt attempt The Redsltmc,
ne'er cnuVit up 1n their nh1b111on opener as th<' Patnot ..
1mpro' C'd to 2-0
'lew £raland scored ag.om on ll\ ne\I p<l"i~\'i10n 11c,
llN ol the ~cond halt on Moc;1 fatupu''i thl"ff·)-nrd run
I he Patnot'i added a Yf<'t)-"-hen \\ a\htnaton
qu.irtcrhn<'k \fark R' p1r.n·, lnunh quartl'r tumhk v.cn1
OU I ul lht• l'llcl llln('
Lendl avenges
Wimbledon loss
He takes tourney
final by sweeping
Bec ker , 6 -4. 7 -6
ST~A TTON MOUNTAIN, Vt.
(AP) -Ivan Lendl was one point
away from v'ictory when he and West
Germany's Boris Becker had a little
chat.
"He says to me, '(Kevin) Curren
had two match points, (John)
McEnroe four. You think I can come
back from six?'
"I said, 'You'd better hurry back
because otherwise you'll get a penalty point.'"
.Becker didn't get the penalty point,
but neither was he abl~to ct any kind
of point as Lend! ri» .. through a
second-set ticbreak 7 to close out a
6-4, 7-6 victory Sunday and capture
the tennis tournament. Lcndl's vic-
tory was a reverse of their last
meetin&. the Wimbledon men's
si n&les final.
'"It's another day. another match,
another surface, so It's always dif-
ferent," Lcndl sajd. "But it's always
nice to win."
Becker said the final was an-
uchmatic after his victory over
McEnroe in the semifinals Saturday.
''When I got out of bed this
morning. I said, 'OofT, I'm still in the
tournament.' I thought it was the final
yesterday, so it was very tough to
come baclr: today and -play it again,"
the 18-ycar-old redhead said.
The victory, worth $40,000, ~ve
Lendt a 5-2 edge in career meetings
with the West Gennan, who had
beaten him twice 1n a row, including
the Wimbledo·n final. Becker col-
lected $20,000 for fin1sh1ng second in
the 64-player Grand Pnx event
Preparing to defend his U.S. Open
title, Lendl broke Becker in the third
game of the openmg set as he rushed
out to a 3-1 lead. But when the
popular Becker broke back. in the
sixth gamt. the match was all even.
The Czechoslovak nght-hander,
aided by a double-fauh. broke Becker
again in the ninth game. then held at
love The first point was his sixth ace
of the day and the last a booming
service winner to close out the
opening set.
..............
Ivan Lendl hold• trophy
after winning tourney. ·
Sukova wins
tourney title
MONTREAL (AP) -Cond1t1on-
1ng. says Pam Shriver. was why she
lost .and Helena Sukova was tri-Al Mameon captur es feature ~~ean7ete~~?sa~ha,~p~~~sh~~~er·s
The final was the fourth match in DEL MAR (AP) -Al Mamoon The winning lime an the I 1·~-mite 1ust o.,.er 24 hours for the top two
ran behind the leader until the far tu rn <Jrade II turf event was I 46 3/5 The seeds at the rain-plagued tournament.
and then moved up and away to post '1ctol) was worth S 113.4(.JO 10 Al Poor weather forced the post-
a three-length victory in the S 180.900 Mamoon. Seven horses ran in the ponement of the quanerfinals and
Eddie Read Hand1 capat Del Mar race event for 3-year-olds and up semifinal\ along with doubles
track Sunday. Al Mamoon returned S5 60, SJ.40 matches until Saturday. a day in
Carrying 121 pounds. Al Mamoon
went a bit wide leaving the far turn
and accelerated past pace-setter
Trute Maker an the uppt;r stretch
·under Patrick Valenzuela s hand and
pulled away Ofl the firm track
Zoffany also pulled past Truce
Maker to claim second place. and the
latter claimed third b} onl} a half-
length over Palace Musi.c.
Richmond
and S2.80. which both Sukova and Shnver
Zoffany, 123 pounds and ndden b) played three matches.
Eddie Delahoussa)e. paid SJ a~d A day t11tcr. Sukova. the No. 2 seed
S2.80. Truce Maker. 115 pounds a d from ( Lcchoslovak1a. needed just 64
with Frank Olivares aboard. returned minute<, to heat Shn\•er. the top-
SJ. , seeded American. 6-2, 7-5. The Also running behind iounh-place v1cton was wonh $61 O<Xl Shnver
Palace Music . \,\<ere Shulich. Will collected $.:!H 000 · Dancer and Pnnce True ·
Clever Song and Ra1p1llan "'en: In hn,er'Hasc fatigue translated
scraLChed. into 14 unlorled error~.
TENNIS •••
Prom Bl
said FiuaeraJd. "Getting up 2-0 was a
b1a advaniaae for Pat. ..
Cash struuJed to hold ha serve m
the fourth pme, a Fiuserald's
back.hand went just wjde on break
polDt. If he could've bro~cn through
1t would've evened 1.hi.nJ$ at 2-2.
Instead ll was J..I after Casfl's pull.in&
shot eluded Fi1.2&ecald.
F1tzgcraJd showed some fru -
trauon after faJhn~ behind love-40 10
the fifth game, lettm& out a yell when
he committed an unforced error.
But he battled back to hold his
serve and stay alive. He even tipped
his cap to a ~me jud$e who called
Cash's shot down the hne out (which
1t appeared to be).
It was all Cash the rest of the wa>
though, as he nailed down the
remaining three games for his fir'>t
win of the year
f1ugerald pocketed S 17 ,500 for
second
"I thought Fitzy wasn't at h1\ best "
Cash said. "But he had a lot of shots
JUSt miss being 1n by an inch. I was
hitting balls on the hne and that was
the difference today."
In the consolation match between
V1tas Gerula111s and Henrik
Sundstrom, 11 was Gerula1t1s playing
giveaway to the Swede. losing. 8-6 •
Orange Cout DAILY PILOT/Monday, August 11, 19N •
0.-, .... ,....., ...... c.....
John Flt.qerald I ollow• throqh wt th ehot darinC Sanday••
final of the Hartman Tennla Cla.Mic In Newport Beach.
M~~!~o?o~d ~~~~~~~ t~.~~'"!~~!~~~~~c:~
that mvesugated the death of Len B1u turns its attention before returning indictments July 25 against three people
this week to allegations of drug use and scholas11c who were with Bias when he died of cocaine mtox1cat1on
problems an the Universll) of Mal) land's athletic in his donnllory room June 19
program Bnan Lee Tnbble. a fnend of81as and an ex-student.
Coaches. athleuc dcpanment officials and th e was indicted on charges of d1stnbut1on of cocai ne.
parents of Bias were among those ex pee tcd LO 1c~t1f} !>om~ possession with intent to d1stnbute cocaine possesSton oi
time this week cocaine and posscss10n of PCP. a hallucinogen
Anhur A Mar<;hall Jr. the prosecutor handling the Terry Long and David <Jrce,g. two hasketball
Bias invcst1gat1on. I'> rcfu-,1ng, along with his '>taff 10 talk teammates who shared a dorm \ulle with BLas. were
about ~hat the grand JUI) will he doing during phase two charged with possession of cocaine and obstruction of
of the 1nqu1 ry. Jusuce. The second charge related to the cleaning of the
But Marshall said earlier that once hi; rnmpleted the room where Bias died before police arrned at the scene. 1nvest1ga11on of events )Urround1ng the dea~h of the h bl cl Un1versuy of Maryland ba!>kctball star. he Y.Ould ask the Marshall has refused to discuss t e case pu 1 )
grand JUI) to look into allegation'> that other athletes were since Jul} 21 . when -the grand Jury began meeung.
using drugs He also '>aid he wanted a probe of the In h1searhercomments, he said he "anted to find ou~
scholastic performance of .tthlctc\ cspcclall) those an what Maryland basketball Coach Lefh Dnescll and Bias
basketball and football "'h1ch make the greatest derriands high school coach. Roben Wagner told players dunng thr
on the time of student athlMeor; hours after Blas died
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
• remains
red-hot Dare to be More .
He takes NA SCAR
event for fourth
. win this season
WATKINS GLEN. NY (AP) -
Tim Richmond passed Darrell
Waltnp 12 l11ps from the end. then
pulled away to win the inaugural
Budweiser at the Glen NASC .\R
stock car race Sunda)'.
The red-hot Richmond now ha'>
four v1ctones this season and four in
his last eight stans. as well as three
second-place finishes in that stretch
It was the eighth career v1ctol) for
the 31-ycar-old Richmond. who
staned from the pole 1n the 90-lap.
t 19-m1le e'ent at Watkin'> (jkn
International
Richmond "'a<, thmJ hehint! Bill
Elliott and ~ altnp \.\<hen thl' green
Oag fell with 14 laps remaining
following the founh caution penod of
the da).
Waltnp qu1cldy slipped past E:l-
hott. the only one of the leader~ who
did not pit under the )ello1.1. Oa~.
moving into the lead on lap 77.
Richmond then got past Ell1011 on
tap 78 and. on the backstretch of lap
79, moved under defending W1n~ton
Cup champion Waltnp on the long
backstretch and beat ham into the
fifth of <;even turns on thl· tl.l.'1'it1ng
circuit The "'inner crossed the finish lane r 45 seconds ahead. with currf!'nt
scnes point leader Dale Earnhardt
edging Ell1ott for third and Neal
Bonnett fLA1shang fifth
Earnhardt holds a 151-poant leac.J
over Wallrip. With Richmond 1n
third, 14 behind Waltrip.
Richmond. who has pllked up
S334.480 an the last eight e'cnt\.
earned S50,Q55 Sunda} He a'eragcd
90 464 mph
It was the first stock car event al the
h1stonc road circuit an the rolling hall.-,
of upstate "-Jcy. Yori.. -.1ncc 1965
Comeback de layed
for J ohn Henry
DEL MAR (AP) -John Hcnl),
thoroughbred racmg's all-time earn-
ing~ leader, has developed a S\\clhng
in his lower tef\ foreleg that has put h1.-,
comeback plan\ on hold. trainer Ron
McAnallv savo; "John ~kn!) de.,.cloped a little
filling," McAnally o;a1d Saturda~ ".I
hope it's nothing 'icnous but I don t
want to take an) chance'i I want lh
(Jack) Rohb1ns· to take a look at 11
He's 1n . aratoga nght nnw Wl' mn~
have to rt"group "
The veterananan "'"' 111 l'';1m10l'
the horse toda)
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IM Orange Cout DAILY PILOT/ Monda~. AUgust 11. 1938
Gedman crushes Tigers
Pinch-hit grand s la m-
hclps Red Sox claim
9-6 win over Detroit •
BlaeJays8,
Rangers 7
ARLINGTON, Texas -Pinch-
hitter Rick Leac h hit a sacrifice fly in t~e 10 th innin&! giv ing Toronto the From AP dispatcbes v tctory over Tellas, s nappmg the
DETR O IT_ Rich Gedman 5,_nt Ran~ers' four-game winning streak.
,.,... Cliff Johnson and pinc h-hitter
most of Sunday's game flat on his Buc k Martinez drew leadofT walks
back in the Bosto n Red Sox from Mitc h William~. 8-4. to start the
c lubhouse. When h e finally got into I 0 th. R o n Shepherd ran for Johnson
the game, he flatte ned the Detroit' and took third o n a groundout before
Tigers. Leach hit his Oy ball.
Gedman hit a pinc h -srand slam m Mark Eichho rn. 9-4, pitc hed three
the eighth inning, capping a five-run innings ofhitless reheffor the victory.
rally that p ve Boston a 9-6 v ictory The Rangers tied the score with 1wo
over the Tigers. runs in the seventh. D oubles b y Steve
The victory was the fourth straight B uechele and pinch -hiller Oddilx'
for the Red Sox, including three over M c D owell and a tnple by Ruben
Detroit. Sierra o ff re he,>ver Luis Aquino made
Gedman took hi m self out of tH't' 11 7-7 ..
starting lineup Sunday because of a The Blue Jays c hased Range rs
sore bac k. Gedman said he ag-starter Jose Guzman in the fifth when
gravated his back sliding Sa 1urda} the) took a S-4 lead on T on}
night, and he s pent ~uch of Sunday's Fernandez's leadofT double and
gam e with a wrap o n his b ack. George Bell's second RBI single oft he
G gam e .
edman. a lett-handed batter. con-Toronto starter John Cerutti took a
nected for his grand slam against 6-4 lead into the bouom of the sixth.
Withe H ernandez. It was Gcdman's but Sierra and Pete Incaviglia led off
I 0th h o m e run o f th e season and with singles. LarT) Pam sh 's sacrifice: se:~nd career slam. • 0} made 11 6-5.'Johnson's RBI smgle
In th.at s!.1uauon. you rt' ~.r~tt) put Toronto ahead 7-5 1n the top of
m u(_h bl.anlc...... Gedman said. :l-OU-fne srvcnt lr: --~
iust ''1. to hll the ball hard some-The Blue Jays scored in 1he first on
where. Willie l lpsha" 's double and Beu·,
Darrell Evans hit J grand slam an single Te,as ued 11 1n 1he St.~1:ond on
the seventh inning that gave Detroit a lnca\.-tglia's 20th home run of the
6-4 lead. season
"We JUSt couldn 't hold them." .\fte~ Toronto "ent ahead m tht'
Evans said. "We go 10 Boston ne\l th;rd :!-I on Llo-.d Mos('b\ 'ss<h nfiu.·
week .,and hope for bt:tter result~ O_>, the RangCTs went aht"ad 3-2 1n
there. their haff of The ililr<f on Scott
D on Ba) lor who hit con~CLUllvt' Fletcher·, run-sconng double and ho~e runs with Jim Rice in the third T ob' Harrah'~ RBI groundout
inning. sparked the eighth-inning ·
rallv with a solo homt.•r ha~ 21 q , *
against Bill Campbell 2-4 TOAOHTO abrllbo TEXAS at> r II bl
; 0 1 1
) 0 0 1
2 1 1 1
) I 2 l
4 1 7 1
0 0 0 0
* Fernndz u S 1 1 0
Uosl'law ID S 1 1 0
~lthr u
Harrah 71>
M<Owel Cl
S11!rra cl
1ncvg1la n
Wofllrsn ]b
Poner Pn Ward 11
LAPrsl'l d"
Staugnt c
PMlor~ 111
OBroen lb
Buecn1e 31>
BOSTON
Booos lo
Barre11 7o
Rice If --•· Bavlor dn OwEvns rt
Bucknr 11>
Armas ct
Romine cl
Romero ss
Grenwl Ph
Qu1nons u
Sulllvan c
GMmanc
Totals
•II r II bl
S 1 1 I
4 0 I 0 s 1 2 2
3 2 1 2 s 1 1 0
4 1 I 0
' 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
3 0 0 0
DETROIT
Wn11au 70
Tr11mm1u
G-1t>son rt GruoD dn
Herndn dl"I OaEvns 11>
Collins 11
Coles Jo
Lemon Cl
0 0 0 0 Lowrv c
0 I 0 0 Htoth c
1 I 1 0
l 1 I 4
l6 9 10 9 Toiall
Sc-llV l""*'llS
all r h bl
4 I 0 0
' 1 2 1 ' 1 0 0 2 0 1 0
1 1 I 0
S 1 I 4
4 0 I 0
5 0 ) 0
' 0 2 0 1 0 0 0
r 1 O O O
~+ll .1'-
&Olton 004 ooo oso~t
Ootroil 000 020 400-6
(,ome W1nn1no RBI -Gedman t4
OP-Boston 1 LOB-Boston 6 Oeiro•• 10
2B-Su111van Boogs, Coles HA-R<ee 1111 &11v1or 7 1211 Trammell 1111 Oa Evans 181
Gedman 101 S-Ba rretl
IP H A ER 88 SO
Boston Cit mens
Loller
So..,,.o••o w 2 0
Sc•11rald S.3
OotrOit
b
I
I 7 t I
I ) 0
)
3
0
0
l
0
0
Ttrrl'll 7 6 4 3
Camot>t ll L 1 • 1 3 l l 0 Hernandtz I 1·3 I 2 1 l
I>
0
I
1
Clemens potcn•o to I baller .n the ,,,, HBP-G11>so~ ov 'Louar Ou1n0Ms DV
HernanOl'Z
Umpires-Home. Shulo<:k. First Morrison
Second Jonnson Thtrd. R~ T-3 11 A-JS 866
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Moseov d 2 I 0 I
8tlt tt ' 0 2 1
Berlofld " 4 0 0 0 Jol'lnsn dh ; 1 t I
Sh11nrd or O I O O Wholl c J I 1
BMrtni or O O 0 O
lorg 2b ~ O 1
Grvoe• )o 4 I i 1
Leacr. on O O O 1
Totals J6 8 11 I Totals
Scor• bv lnninQs
-1 0 0 0
4 0 0 0
3 1 1 2
' 0 0 0 1 1 1 0
2 0 0 0
• 7 1 0
39 1 ,11 7
Tor<M1'0 101 111 100 1-8
TtXU 011 101 200 0-7 (,aMe Winn no ~Bl -Leacn 1]
E-Her•an 1oro OP-Toroctn I Te•a5 3
LOB-To•on•c 8 Tou 3 1B-Upshaw 2
Fie•<l'll'r Wn11t Fern.,ndez Buechele McDowell
3B-S•I'''" HR-1~cav1g11a 70) LA Parrosl'I ( 17>.
Gruoer 4• SF ·Moseov LA Parr•sn Leach
AOUl"O
F1,P'\norn N 1 4
Tuu
IP H A EA 88 SO
8
)
0
s
1
0
s ;
0
0
0
0
' 0
3
Guzman 4 I ) 9 S 2 I
Russell J ) 2 1 0 0
Meson 1 3 0 1 1 1 0
MonQrtot 7 3 I 0 0 1 1 M Wilham\ L 8· 4 2 0 I 1 3 1
Harm I O O O O 0
Ceru•I• 011cneo 10 2 o.s11ers 1n 111e 611>
M w1111oms o •cried 10 1 baller\ n te 101n
WP-WIH1oms
Um111rn-H0Me Brernogan First Scoll
Secono Po1ermr. Tnord Coonev T-3 n
A-15 040
Royals 13,
Yan.kees3
NEW YORK -Jim Sundberg h11
two home runs. Darryl Motley hit a
grand slam and Steve Balboni added a
three-run homer. powenng Kansas
C ity past New York.
Balboni drove in five runs in the
game. Sundberg and Motley four
each .
M otley hit his grand slam in a five-
run founh inning that chased Yan-
k ees left-hander Dennis Rasmussen.
11-3. who had w o n seven in a ro w .
S undberg hit his second homer of
the game. a three-run shot. in a four-
run fifth inning that broke the game
w1deopen.
Balboni hit his 25th h om e r in the
ninth for the Royals' last three runs.
His four hits and five RBI in t he game
were both c areer h ighs.
cott Bankhead, 6-5. allowed six
New York hits, fi ve for extra bases,
OV(.'T six innings. The victory was
Bankhead's second in the month of
.\ugust afkrgoing 1-4 in July. Dennis
Leonard and Dan Quisenberry fin-
ished.
Kansas Cat} beat N e w Yo rk for
onl) the second time in nine games
1h1s \Car
Tht• Ro__yals~tarted the ir Qi.& fourth
1nn1ng with consecutiv e walks o iT
Rasmussen. who hadn't lost since
June J against the A ngels.
Balboni broke the 1-1 tie with a
double. and another walk loaded the
bases for M otley. who had only one
hll 1n 24 at-bats since his recall from
the minor~ on July 8.
Rasmussen rqn the _@Unt to I· l.
then Motley homered down the le fl·
lield hne. making the score 6-1 and
c hasing Rasmussen before he could
gel an o ut in the inning. The grand
slam was th'e second of M o tle} 's
major-league career and his sixth
homer o f t h e season.
* l<ANSASCITY NEW YOAI<
J..SmttnJI LJones 11
Wilson ct
Brtll 31>
Prvor 3b
McRaedl'I
While 2b
B111nC1n 111 Bolt>On• lb
Sundbro c
Mollev rf
ASlll01' SS
Tot•ls
•II r h bl
• 0 0 0
1 0 0 0
5 0 l 0
4 I 1 0
0 0 0 0
' 1 1 0 2 1 0 0
0 1 0 0
5 3 4 ;
' J 1 ' 4 I I 4
5 0 0 0
RtirnJsn ct Rndlon 11>
Mlngl1 lb
W1nflelo rl
Esoono c Pa\oua ff
Easler dh
Pglrulo 311
Sll•,,ner c
CWsll!n rl
Torieson u
38 ll 12 13 Totals
Scon llV Innings
11> r II bl s 0 2 0
' 0 0 0
4 0 0 0 ) 1 ) 0
1 0 0 0
5 0 I 0
3 0 I 1
4 l i 0
J 0 0 1
1 0 0 0
' 0 1 0
31 3 ' 3
l<an~s Cttv 001 540 003-13
New Yori! 001 001 100-J
Game Winning RBI -Balboni 19l
E-Balt>oni A Sa1uar OP-New York 1 •
L.OB-Kansas Cllv S New Yor~ 11 2B-Winfleld
2 Easltr Balboni R Henderson Pasqua
JB-Paoliarulo HR-Sundberg 2 191, Moll~v 16)
Balboni (75) SF-Easter
IP H A EA 88 SO
Kanus Clf\I
Bankhead W.6·S
Leonaro
Qu1sent>errv New York
6
1
1
6
J
0
1
1
0
Rasmuuen L 12·3 l S 6
Stoddard 2 3 4
2
1
0
)
0
0
srw1ev 4 4 3 3 1
4
1
0
RllS"'lussen Pitched •o s ballers 1n me ilh
UM01res-Home K111ser F1rs1 Humohrev
Second. Hlrscht>eck Tr11rd Barnett T-2 43
A-40 198
A's 6-6,
Twlns2-6
OAKLAND -Cam ey Lansford's
sacrifice fly capped a four-run Oak-
land comeback in the sixth inning as
the A 's defeate d Minnesota in the
second game. and swept the ir
d o ubleheader.
In the opener, Curt Y o ung, 9-7,
pitc h ed seven shutout innings and
Rus ty Tillman drove in his first two
maJor-league runs as Oakland won
6-2.
Ja) H owell sa ved both games.
giving him nine 1his s<:ason.
* FIRST GAME
jMINNESOTA OAKLAND
ab r II bl
PUCkelf cf S 0 7 0
Hakner It 2 1 O O
Gaelll31> l 1 0 0
Brnnslo. v rt 3 O O 0
Hrt>elt lb 4 0 3 1 Laudner c l 0 1 O
Bush Ph I 0 0 1
Smattv dh 4 0 0 0
Lmt>rd1 211 3 0 0 0
~IH Oii 1 0 0 0
Gagne ss J 0 O 0
Bunt Oii I O o O
PhlNff1s 211
Griffin u
l.41nslrd 211 Kngmn dh
OuBakr If
MOavCs rl
OHlll3b
Tiiiman rf
Murpllv cf
Tetlleton c
Totals 33 2 6 2 T~ats
Score .bv '""*""
ab r h b4
3 0 0 0 s 0 0 0
4 1 2 0
4 0 1 1
3 1 1 0
0 I 0 0
4 2 1 0
4 I 2 1
1 0 0 I
4 0 2 2
"' 10 6
Minnesota 000 000 010-2
Oakltnct 011 101 OlX -6
Game Wtnnlng RBI -Tillman I I)
-L.08-.M1ruieso1a...a. Dallla.D.11 i . 28-PJJ,1<.c11
Tettteton, Ou Balo.in-3B-O Hiit SB-Lansf0<d ( 10) Tillman 2 (1) SF-Murpnv
IP H A EA 88 SO
MINMsota Heaton L,4· 11
R L Jac~son
Agosto
R Davis
Oekland
6 J
1 1·3 1
0 1
2 3 0
' 2
0
0
4
2
0
0
l
0
1
1
1
0
0
0
C YounoW.9-7 T S 0 O 1 1
Moonevham t 3 O 2 1 3 O
Von 01'\IC!\ 0 1 0. 0 0 0
J HowellS,8 11·3 0 0 0 0 I Von Ohlen P11Ched lo 1 Darter 1n lhe Ith Aoos10
oltcnl'd 10 2 barters In me Ith
UmDirf\-Home Reed. F1rs1 . Tschida, ~
ond Ko" Third. Garcia T-2 •3
MINNESOTA
Smal•von
Hetener 1f
Beane 11
Hrt:>ek lb
Br11n11tv cf
Bush rl
Lmoro111>
Gae11 lo
Sa111s c
G<llOllt SS
Eso1no1 21>
Puckel' cf
Totals
* SECOND GAME
1brll bi 5 0 t 1
4 0 1 0
1 0 0 0
4 0 I 0
) 0 1 6
3 1 I 0
1 0 1 0
4 2 2 0
' 1 1 1 7 I I 0
2 0 1 I
1 0 I I
OAl<l.ANO
OHlll?D
Murpnv Cl
Lansfro 31>
Boehle lb
llnomndt> MOav s rl
T1t1manfl
Wlllardc
Telf1e1on c
(,roll•n ss
36 5 12 s Totals
Score bv 1"'1itl9S
ab rll bl
) 0 1 0
5 1 1 1
4 0 1 I
• 0 l 0
4 I I 0
1..L9 0
4 0 1 I
' 1 1 1 0 0 0 0
) 1 1 0
JJ • 11 s
M1nnnota 000 203 000-S Oakland tOO 100 40•-6
C.ame W1nn1no RBI -Lansford 81
E-C.agne (,r1f11n OP-Monne\Ola I
LOB-M1nneso1a I I Oa~rano 9 2B-Brunano v Sa•as. l"lllman Usnslord Kingman. Willard
HR-Mur11nv 15• )B-Cia11ne 1111 O Holl 14 •
S-Ciagne S111as (,r1tt1n SF-Lanstord
Mlnntsota
Pastore
Anderson
A•nerron L S-S
~ L Jac~son
R Davos
Oakland
IP H REA 8B SO
3 ' 3 11 3
1 l ;
1 )
1
]
]
0
0
1
1
1
0
0
I
0
I
2
l
0
0
R110 W 5·8 6 9 ~ S S
Moonevr.orn 2 l·l 2 0 0 1 1
J HowettS,9 1·3 I 0 0 0 0
Anderson 011cried 10 2 oa11ers on •he 6•" R 10
111tcl'led to 1 Doller on the 71h
'Jl{P-,Aroerson 2
UmP•rts-Home Tschida F1rs1 Kov 1 "•'Cl
c,..,rcoa T-3 09 A-13 4SS
,, .... , ....
Darryl Motley of the KanA• City Royals drops hi• bat while
watching flight of grand slam against Yankee. Sunday.
ItUfltetTs-6, Brewer11-6-,.
Orioles 3 White Sox 4
B ·\LTIMORE ~ Rookie Scott
Bailes won his fir~l major-league start
and Mel H all had four o f Cleveland's
17 h1h as thl' Indians beat Baltimore
,ind handed tht" Onoles their fifth
C:Oll\C\.'.Uttn• tm~.
CLEVELAND
Bernrrd 71:1
Franco ss
Cor•e• 10 MH11ll1t
N •Ori it SnvOl'r rl
Tobi~• dn
&;,uer ,1
Jac.ot\v Jt
•II r II Iii
; I 3 I
s 1 ' 1 s 0 1 0
S 1 4 I
0 1 0 0 s 1 ' 0 ~ 0 7 1
4 Q I I
~ I ) I
4 0 1 0
* 8ALTIMOftE
JBon1ll Jo
Owverti
Lacv rt
S1eteoro °"
Ben>QuZ If Murrev 11>
Ru;>•en n
Traw 0"
Df""TIP\V c
OMallv "" 51'1e•t>v ct
Lvnn cl
Gv•1er1 2b
ab r II bl
3 0 0 0
1 0 0 0
' 0 2 0 1 0 0 0
4 0 I 1
3 0 0 0
7 0 0 0
' 0 0 0 2 I 0 0
I 0 0 0
2 0 0 0
I I I 2
3 1 2 0
0 0 0 0
Totals
Sheeo•s Pf\
43 6 11 6 To111h Score t>v lnnln9S l1 3 ' 3
Cl•veland 012 010 011-4
Baltimor• 001 000 100-3
C.am,. w '"""11 RBI i.co11v 161 E • Aller.so,.. B<;n101;~, OP Cleve1ano 1
LOB-Coto~e•and 12 Ba11°more 8 2B-BeMa1ard
'" Hall JB-Berrarard HR-Lv,..n 118 SB-Bernazara l11 Bu11.-r 121) Now on 111
S-A11anso,..
IP H REA 88 SO
Ctevelano
Ba"l'\ w 9 1
No•!'\
/'/I\ Ori-. pr
,~,.,.,., ' s 16
Baltimore
t,
1 ' 2
I l 0
I l 0
) 0
Q .. Oi' ~ 10 9 4 1 .I 10
Bore• J 1 I 1
Aa\e-1 I I l
Have11s 2 J 1
2
1
0
I)
J
' I
2
1
0
0
0
I I
0 0
A )
0 1
] 0
0 0
0 0
I 6
0 0
0 0
0 1
Bol>es o •cned •o I t>a!tor In
D •cneo •o 1 r.. .. •1er on lht 81n """ ,,., Bord
Ump rtt\ HO,.,..t Oeri~1l"!Jf'' F ,,,, Rei 1y
~tc ,1•d Cob e Trw-11 M' ,. ,.,nd T 3 21
4 ~9 81!1
MILWA U KEE Gorm a n
Thomas homered with o n e out in the
11th inning. lifting Milwaukee to a
'1c tory over C h icago.
I homas connected against reliever
Da' c Schm idt 0-4, for his 14th home
run of the season.
CHICAGO
(angels II
Boston ct
Hairstn D"
N1Ch0ls If
Baines rf
Hassev d"
Catdern Oh
H.Jlt11.lD
Mormn lo
Fist< c Gumenn
Cru1 71> LSalazr Pr>
Giies 21>
Tor.ls
eb r h bl
' 0 0 0
3 I 1 0
1000
1 0 0 0 s 0 1 1
' 0 2 0 I I 1 0
S I I I
4 0 0 1
4 I 1 I
4 0 0 0
2 0 0 0 1 0 0 0
I 0 0 0
* MILWAUK£t
Molltor 311
Genlnr 111
Cooper 111
GThm5 dll
()gtlvtelf
Mal'nng ct
Dffr rf .8raog5 d .
RllelU
Cerone c.
40 4 I 4 Tot.ii
Score bv 1"""'9s
obrllbl s 1 2 4 s 0 0 0 s 0 1 0
5 1 1 1
3 0 1 0
l 0 0 0
4 0 0 0
4 I l 0
2 1 1 0
4 1 1 0
38 s' s
Clllcaeo 000 021 001 00-4
MllwaukH Ol)cl 010 000 01-s
One oul wllen w1nn1ng run 5Corod.
Game Wlnnlflll RBI -G ThOrnas (S)
E-Cerone Riies OP-<hlcago I
LOB-Cnocago 5 Milwaul(ee 4 28-Hassev
HR-Mollor C6l. Hulett tl1l, Fisk 1101,
G Tno'TlaS { 141 5B-Bregos t 1), M OlllO< Cl l.
Bosion 1)1 Manning 131 ~Alles, Ca ngeiosf
SF-Morman
Clllc.aeo Dotson
Th1goe11
Se.irgl'
~1'1,.,.,1d1 L 0 4
MllWIUkff
IP
6 I ) 7
J 2 3 1
1·3 0
0 1
H A EA ea so
4
0
0
I
' 0
0
1
I
0
0
0
10
1
I
0
WeQman S2·l 3 l O •
Ptesac • 2 1 3 I 1 O 2
Coear w 3 4 3 2 0 O 0. 3
P1es&e 01lched. to I Daller In tne 9111 Sc.hmidl
P•lcneo 10 I batter 111 lhf' 11th
WP-C1ear
Ump1rps-Home PllilloPS Firi1. You1111.
Sttorid vo11agg10 Third We1~e T-l 74
A-2&,3S7
Forsch help~ himself, Cardinals to win over Pirates
From AP dispatc hes
\T I OLtf<; -Uob Fom·h hat a
grand .. 1.1m and won h1-; -;1xth ~tra1gh1
game \unda). lcadmg the ~t I ou1~
( ard1nal'> to a 5-4 \Kinn O\cr !he
P1t1shurgh Pirate.,
fhl' graml -;lam was the fir\t for lhe
< Jrd1na1., this year. St. Lou" fir\t
horm· run rn 11 games and the n1nth
h o m e run and first 'ilam n f F or'iLh 's
c are-er
B1e leclo..1 had earlier ')truck forsch
nut 1)0 a hr<.'aking hall. 'io F or\ch "'3'>
ln11k1ng. tor lhl' \amc pitch H e go111
and h1111 into the left-field \lands.
"I lo1iked tcmhle o n the brcalong
hall \\hl'O hr \lruLk me out \o I
tigurcd he'd thrm., 1t again.'· I or,c h
said.
P 1ratl' \1anager Jim Lc)land -;aid
he d1dn'1 mind B1cleck1 1hruw1ng a
hreak1ng hall hut he didn't lil<e 11 o;o
high "H eran'thangapttlhlikc1hat,
a O\ hod' uHtld hll it nu! .. IL'\ land
'<ltd
f 1lr'>Lh I 2·f> pltLheJ -inning~
anJ "'a.,chargcJ v,.1th .111 lom run\ lfc
lcll dunng P11tsburgh\ thn·e-run
eighth 1nn1ng
PITTS8UA<#H
UW\Mn 71>
Bon•ll& 1t
Bono\ 1
A/I01a1 or
Guentt P
Bream 't•
RRevld• •1
M orri\r )O
Or111 c
TPena ot
P'"nahta s'
Rav pt-
B eiec• r-
Orsu111• i:.~
N•nnp
01\tet& .. ~·
Totah
*
all r h II• JI I
4 0 I 2
J 0 0 0
0 0 0
0 0 0 0
f o o a
ST LOUIS
Co1ernr c•
Foro ''
Herr ]ti
VanS1".,-,.,
Pndiln ]h
HurOIP 11>
4 () ~ O ~;Ure
i 0 ' 0 Oriu~nrj \\
) 1 I 0 f e>•\( t-D
I 0 ~ 0 HM In~ P
' 0 0 0 Wor'l'll P I I 0
ll 0 0 0
I I I 0
0 0 0 0
I 0 0 1
31 4 6 4 To1•1l Score bv lnnt"9l
ab r h 114
) 1 1 0
4 0 0 0
3 0 0 1
• 0 0 0
• 0 0 0
l 1 0 0
3 I 1 0
J l 0
J 1 I 4
0 0 0 0 0 0 (1 0
28 s 5 5
PiftsbUrQll 000 001 030 -4 SI LOUll 100 040 OOx-S
C.a me W·n~ ng RB• Herr 8
L08-P •ISD•;rgh S SI Lou•s l ?E.I Or\•Jla•
Bonilla Morr•son HR-~0'\t" I . S..B-C4lemon
.f T871 5r -Herr t:).slelanr..
IP H A EA 88 SO
PtmburQtl
B111eck1 L 6 8 s ~ s ~
Winn 7 Q 0 0
Guonir I o 0 O
SI Louil
Forscl' W 12 6 I I l 4 J J
HO<IOI' 0 0 0
Worr~ll s 24 I 2 ) I 0 0
Hortort 01fct°'ect 'o 1 balfttr ,. ,,._. 8•.,
PB-Lava lloere
UMPorts-Home O~Mulr F ·~t
Second Pallorie Tri1rd Ouoc• r 2 71 /l
1 I
I 2
0 0
1 l
0 0
1 I
Runge
1' 166
Forsch
Mets 7,
Expos2
Backman
MONTR EAL-Wall~ Bac kman'<>
t ~0-run double highlighted a four-
run ~eventh inning that lifted New
York past M o ntreal.
Danny H eep . pmch-h1t11ng for
~tarting pitcher Sid Fernande1. 13-4.
\1nglrd home Ed H earn with the
\C\.cnth inning's first run, t~ 1ng the
gamt: 2-2.
Bac kman then drn\t' a p11c h from
Denni\ Martinel. 1-4. the opposite
wa} to left tield. scoring H eep and
Len O}ks1ra. Backman then !>corct..I
when Keith H crnande1 blooped a
single to left
HEW YOAI<
at> r II b4
3 2 I 0
1 I 0 0
0 0 0 0 5 I 3 ) s 0 1 1
• I 2 I 4 0 2 0
5 0 I I
5 1 2 0
) 0 0 0
'0 0 0 1 I I 1
t 0 0 0
* MONTREAL
Rivera ss
Tom11no Webster cl
Raines If D<llwson rl
Wallact.31>
Law2b
WJhnsn lb
Nieto c
OMort•z P
McGttgn o
Foiev n
ab r II bl
) 0 0 0
0 0 0 0
' I 7 0 ) 0 0 0 3 0 0 1
4 0 0 0
3 I 1 I
) 0 0 0
3 0 0 0
1 0 0 0
0 0 0 0
I 0 0 0
Ovkstra cf
Mou1111 P~ M1tci.e11 11
Bckmr> 2b KHrndz 111
Strwl>rv rt
MWilson ll
Kntoht lb
Heern c
Sanlena u
Frndez o
Heeo oh RAndesn p
Totah 3' 113 1 Totals Score bv lnnl~
29 2 ) 1
Hew York too ooo 401-T Montre•I 100 100 000-1
Game w inning ltBI -Bock.ma r> (4)
€-Wallach Dawson OP-Montrea 2
LOB-New 't'ork 9 Montreal 3 2B-Ov1<.stra
Weosier Hearn Backman JB-Wel>s•e•
HR-Lew (4) SB-Strawt>errv 1 t2S). M W11son
I 181 SF-Oawso1>
Ntw Yorll ~ernandez W, 1'.H
R Anderson S 1
Monl"rHI
IP
6
3
H REA 88 SO
) 1 2 i I
0 0 0 0 0
0 MMl!nez L I 4 6 2·J 10 s 5 1 McGaffloan I 1 l O O O 1 1
T omlfn 1 l 1 0 0 0
HBP-Strawt>errv t>v Tomlin
Umoorel-Home. Bonin F lr)t P1Jlll. 5r<n"d
Ponclno Third MC.Sherr v f 301 A-3S 143
Sunday's Del Mar, Hollypark results
Del Mar
SUNDAY'$ RE SUL TS
(17111ofO·claV111«~ ,.,..11ng1
·FIAST RACE. 6 furlOl'os
Luo .11101 !Cnlanonl
Frav Reilelo tOr1~111
Crimaurle IPalltrlOnl
Tome l 10) S
840 310 JOO 460 U ()
10 20
Aiso ran Mr Bar Al>lt Bt111em111 Arl1\t11
Vtnt·"t Holly wOOd Porty Cnuc:l<l@C•!Or
Srratclled Bottowon Lord'N Buter
U EXACTA S·41 D81d «390
SECOND AACIE I l 16 m1t1H
For H•mu•t 1 Stevl'nll 76 10
1-.1.,. s Mil" IS.a1el To1111• Envov va1M1ue•o
r.~ 141 2 ~
!HO 1220
11 00 680
'9 70
AllO ran Malter Cewstnn One I' ... eo Romfl<I
,...,,11 EQO Bur• Cold lloce•nv Lad, Bv\1neu
·,~~
\<rate hed P~u' O'DAILY DOUBLE I~ I Dft 'O ll1120
THltltO AACE ... 1 furtong,
Sood N SOK!•• IMcCarr1>111
Ranooon Ruov 10af111>011\\AVfl
o<1uec• IS"<>t'm111ter)
Ti,,,. I 14 ) ~
" 00 640 u o 920 SM>
00
Al5o ran Lt L oro•n• Tau Mv P0c•u•11
k ,.tch•O PrlKtlla'\ (rown Ror• Stari.•
U l.XACT.A /4 II i>a•d J791 SO
"OURTH RACE 6 ' turl0"0\
Our LO!'dllllD !0.111'10!1\\llv" 1S 60
Ewtranlx 1vei.n111tl•I
Norll\ffll 8 1aitr C81ack)
TltN l IS 115 Al\O ron Gr•nilo, Throw MOrrnt Catverv
c"arw, Monctanlto • .Amo1o••d0rlal Va t O t ar
1:ut Froe, Jolt s.nt Me
SNetclwld MeOl< l.ffder Oonlf'll l
"'"" RACI. '" mllo• on tun ,,,_ JoM ( V Olenl!AI•) 11 .0
P•ullvo IMcCarronl
fll'romontorv (forol
Timf 11• l S
Al\o ra n Too Much For T v Ro1h1111n L•
Fur Morwrav Bol/. Cerro P•nto Sauar4m
No scratcn.s
U EXACTA (8·9) i>ald •14700
SIXTH RACE 6 lurtong'
IOHI Cllange IO•lallOuuave>
Oh So Precious 111a1en1ue1111
Top A Sou f Ptncevl
Time 1 1l I S
26 80 11 00 7 40
900 S60 uo
Also ran s1ewc10. Fotia. Scalding. Down ftio
Srrio Miss Menauin Ahmar, Tri Siar Bu1>ara
Sue
No \cratcllts
SEVENTH RACE I 1 16 miles
81e<11ng 1Shoem1111.er1
lla rotk I Df'lehOUUllVtl
lmPOrlan1 Bu•1nfl' 1s1eveM)
T1~ 141 1 S
II 40 HO l ao
440 3 20
• 20
Al\O ra n Baflono Enc.1ure Vlgor·s Prince, ICgJl'lere
No lCflllChtS
U EXACT A I I 41 01tld sH SO
U ~1(1( Silt t I 4 t 9 4 I) POIO $1' SOI 10 lo ••II"' wlnnino ••c• eis Oovt hOr\tU Carrvover
DOOi S 116,009 ta
EIGHTH RAGE I ' ml~' on turt
Al Mamoon Vat~ruota l ~ 60
l.ollanv 10etalloulHvt11)
True• Mtokf1 (Qlfv11r-\I T ,,,_. I '6 l S
HO UO
) 00 210
l 00
Atso ro,, Peloce Music, Snu11c11 Wiii Dancer
Pr•nce Tru• 'icratcl"led (levu ~g lb1P1fl..n
U E.XA CTA 1 S) Paid Sl8 SO
NINTH RACE I"' moles 1)11 1urt
Snerll.11> t/\llcCarron) • 80
Tr11ve1 1C11mousl
Ru,lled 10t1tO I
T1mt 114 1 S
uo 300
970 H ()
0 0
Al\O ren Aob41ro.v Ptntllntf S.1oer Nol>le
Wlnnlno f'ius" Gr•v Mtn oe 1ncsu11
NO \U lllClltllS
U IX.tCTA Cl 4) Pl ld •l•S ~
U LATf DOUBLE 17 81 paid Pl40
Altel'(lan<" 11.J\3 M11t1rfll HtoNl!A U 9<,4 lt I
HolVwood Perk
SUNDAY'S llUULTS
( 13'tl Clf S3·Ntlllt QUel1et'MrM mootlftel
"RST RACI . lSO verd•
Jeanl Bt Good !Cerdota) 11 90 6 '° 3 20
wards S0Ki11 Touc:ll 101c1or1c11son> 6.ao 3 ?O
C•tlltco Doll (H. Gercle) 2 •O
Time 11.52
Also ran Plffsln, Mv Cnolce Ton1g111, RJ
Mt", Tru Transml!, In Prop., Tacttc•
'2 EXACT A (7·1l oald 'SS 60
SECOND ltACE. lSO vardl
Casonovu Rich Girl !Fora)
TrU<llle 1.ar11 1Cardo18)
OH·Ral"° Ric" (OldtflOlon)
OH GOQttorn Joy (H Gorcla)
Time ll 44
1460 17 60 680
25 00 9 2() HO
410
Alto ran· Nloht Aleri.s, Brookttee, Panucht
JOdys Snlrlev, Oaring Oesh
$2 RXACTA te t ) N ld '463 00
THIRD ltACIE. 4IOO vards
1'10Pt Lane c l.•Cktv)
$ooml (H Garcl•l
l.lltta Nik Nik (0 1dtr1chonl
TlrN 2016
16 '° t>O 4 20 )110 ) 00
HO
Al'o ran Ont Wonlan Sho..., c:.u To fht
Llmll). t<en ltun Somt. Of! JOMv Run 8oav
8 ulld0r. Sui>er Affair
U IXACTA. Cl·'1 11afd J11600
FOV .. TH tltACE . .00 v•rds
r /14 Adv•n•ooo ILackevl
l UC'W'f Cut• ear ID1de<lek•on)
~ov,re1on Smith ( E Gtrcle )
Time 20•t
1260 660 400 soo 4"1
410
A.Ito ren TaoarNI. Oaool' LlkaCte w otl'IOul
APIMllool" Em.roldoc. Motrxi M4lrr1merit s11
11aclous Tru. Wind
fl9"TH tltAC•. lSO v•rd\
Mv Old Got E9'v (Wllrttl C•n • v1c1orv 1Peut1ne1
(1'1 .. rflll HO~v CMll(llell)
f1me II 4
... 10 1600 uo uo '40
3 00
Alto rain Mari01t11 Bo Strea• tn Jannlt A 1. ,., (tteoo JallO Vt111110 L1v1Mv $(an.
U l!XACTA 17 61 e>e•d ll6~00
SIXTH RACE. 400 v~rch
TM Lollerv CWhllel SOO
For Love Of Monev CPlder1Cll\Onl
Oocs RJ CE Garcia! f lme 20.•S
) 60 7 80
1""' 3 60
4 00
Also ran Ahead Of rne Game. Tlllnk1no Rich
Luckiest t(ld, Tl'lln~ l.anlv l.fvotv Sone n EXACT A 13·2) peio u o •0
SE\llHTH RACE. 110 va rd\
Smo~ln Investment IEdward\J I 60
Cocnon De L•ll IH Garclel
Big Reo Rammer !Creager)
Tlmt 46 U
380 HO
360 1&0 440
Also ran Miu Ava rict J1mmen Jtl V•Clor
IJ1c:tonous Ad'fenct Guv
S2 IXACTA 11·11 oaoo S2610
EIGHTH AACE JSO v•rds
F100110 Chesor tereeoeri
Swett Muqullt fWarOI
HY Looie (Brookll
Time 18 81
AIM> ran Sellln F aSI ~uoor Ch6'9t N l.uta
Klla 8eroo Coo• Sellin E101•nc Ellv\ Intent
n IXACTA 13·6! oe•O ttt tO
NINTH RACIE. fOO vard\
Tovgll Guvs (Wtrd)
Ca1vx (BrOOllsl
Oo hing Toro t Lactt.ev 1
Time 2020
H O 410 110 >600 190 2 40
AllO ran Sava Jet ~""'Of !wl11• Mind
C.ame. Make Mine Buo•
n tXACTA ()·SI oa•d Utt 60
,, ,.IC.I( $1.X 17 1 l 1 3 )) Pllld S l t1660 to
elglll wlnnll!Q Jlc•et) lfour hOl'\A\I C 11r•vov•r
Pool I 1U ll '8
TINTH RACE HO v111d\ Cul N Run IDkltrtcUOn)
Mlohlv Quick Pau ICerdozal
Howkoot Ami tCre1<)llrl
flme II 21
160 HO 160
S40 hO
HO
Al\O ran Pat\ Bov Jo Comeon lom l(•wee1'
'"'" Casv 8tell.t Dn1111111 DMl Oavil U IXACTA t1 41 Pttld J1& 10
A lltndanet 1 117
Mulut l H4',,c11~ ''" 1?S
Giants 4,
Braves3
\rt \NT\ -Pinch-h1ttn H..irr\
">pi Iman h11 a t~u-run s1ngk '>'1th l\\u
m1t\ 1n the ninth off rehl.'\(.'r C •\'rlt'
C 1~11hn ~u' ing SJn I-ran< l'L" the
'I\ ton tl\l'r ·\tlanta
It \\3\ the <.cc•inLI \lr,Hght g..1me tht·
Hra \ i:<. took .1 lead into thl' ninth hu1
fa1kd to hold 1t
"n111 C1am:ll\ p11thl'J .i pcrkll
n111th lur hi\ 1h1rd ~.l'l' and '>l.'LonLI 1n
l\l.P g.aml''
SAN FRANCISCO
K tr,,t:r 't
R Tho\" 21l
M1dndr '' ./!/(1ar~ to
CBr )wr )II
Aot.trPt~ t
v.-n11b•o11
M1Jh1 n
Srt~•v o ... "0(\ \\
Ur t>fl \\
.. Davi\ r•
~ r •ow p
C.•addn "" Be•eng1"
SP!ll"T'llN
C,arrefl\ o
Totals
ab r 11 tit
4 0 0 0
' 1 i l 4 0 0 0
4 I 1 0
4 I ) 0
I 0 0 0
} 0 0 0
J 0 0 0
I 0 n >l
o ' on
7 0 1
] 0 1 0
1 0 Q 0
0 0 ii 0
0000
I 0 J 2
0 0 0 0
J7 ' 10 4
* ATLANTA
M~rt'nt1•i
s"'""n' P~ Ob~r•t' 311
Murol'lv cf Horner ID
C.r1lley ·1
lilam1rt u
Bento•<• c l'lubDrd lb
\a1rol~ pr
'.)•wine o
&a•oer o
('1ml:ll\O~
T01a1s
~cort t>v 1Mltl9s
at> rh'Dr
4 0 0 0
I 0 0 0
; l 1 0
4 0 l 0
4 I I 2
1 0 0 0
j 1 1 0
) 0 ' 0 ~ 0 I I
l 0 I 0
~ o o n
0 0 0 0
0 0 0 0
1000
lS l I l
San FranclHO 010 OOt 001-4
A"tint• 100 JOO 000-l c,..,,.,,. """°"'II QB• '>O•lm<1n 12•
f -<. Br'lw OP Snn franrisco 1 A11an1,. I
LOB-San f-raocosto & 28-Murohv.
R i"ompson O!>f>rkl•I• HR -Horner ( 181
R T"omo•M 61 '>-Aldrete tc:ru~ow Kuttner
( IP H A EA 88 SO San Francisco
Kru,ow 4 J l 2 6
B~r .. nout< W_7·l 1 0 0 0 I 1
Gorre11s \ ) I) O 0 O 1
A"•nlt Ac ••r 6 1 2 1 0
0.w•nt I 0 0 0 I
Garoer I 4 C J I 1 1 I
Olwlne 1)1(Cht'd to I oa•ler '" lhei ''"
WP-K•u'O"" C.t1rber
umoores ~·om• YllPndtl\ltdf F 1rsl T 11•• Secoroi1 Cr11wtord T111rd C w1111am• T-1 J9
A-17 69~
Padres 5,
Astros3
HOI 1~10'--\tt•q· C1:i1H') hit a
(\.\11-run d ouhk If\ thr li"'t mning and
Da\C Dra"l'Ck\ "'on lor the fir,1 t1mt·
1n '1' "t'Ck\ J \ ">•in D1rg11 ended a
ti' (.'-game lo\lng 'tn:ak
DraH•Ck\. l!-'J allowcct a run nn(.!
li\'l' hits in '1' 1nn10p,s (ra1g I effnH
p11r h c<l two peril'< tinning~ thl'll llit'"t'
up \\\O hit' dnd ".t' chat&l'tl w11h t\\O
run' 1n thL· nrnth
R 11 h < rm\Jlll' lll\l\hcd lnr ht\ I "llh
fo;tlH'
Kn1n ~kRnnoltl' hnm('rr,1 a'>
\Jn 1>1qw ended thr tnur-p.Jmc
"'tnnin~ \lfl'Jk of IJnh J...nc.·p~r 14-X
J..nqipt•r p1h ht•d \I H'll 1nn1nft" .and
11.1,~ llfl ,,ll fiq• run<. un c•tght h1t\
SAN DIEGO
r., wvrr r•
""'' --~ 4t 't/V .,,,"C (f
Vtr R t•O t i
C.ar•tv 10
Trno11nss
"enneav c
~ot>e•ls 71> C.c.ssa11e P
Oravc•v P
Bocnv on
""C(llr\ Dr
Lttlert\ I'
~1annrv 1o
Totals
•II r II bl
* HOUSTON
4 0 0 0 Loi>es 31>
3 I O O Hotcner cf
l 1 20 Pul'llPh
0 0 0 0 Gerner 711
4 l I 1 (,Oov1• 11>
4 1 1 1 Bou rf
• 1 2 I Cruz If
l 0 0 0 AShl>V C
4 0 1 0 ThO., SS
0 0 0 0 CRnld\Ph
2 O O O Knaoe>er o
1 0 I 1 Pnkvts Dl1
0 0 0 0 Funk p
0 0 0 0 LOPfl P
0 O O O Waiting l>h
31 S t S Totals
Scort bv lnnlncn
al:I r II bl
'0 2 I
3 1 I 0
1 0 0 0
'0 1 0
' 0 0 0 C 1 I I
3 1 I 0
4 0 1 0
3 0 0 0
I 0 I 0 , 0 1 0
1 0 0 0
0 0 0 0
0 0 0 0
1 0 0 0
lS l' ,
San Dlt9o lOO 001 100-S Houston 100 000 002-J
Garn\' Wonning RBI -Gorvev CS)
e-TemotelQO. Tl'\on OP-San 0 1090 I
H<luSlor J LOB-San OleQo 3, Houston I
2B-Garvev Temoleton, Boc11v 3B-Hatc.h0r
HR-McRtvnold\ 11)1 Bou t 161 s-Ha•c!lor
Kl'11neav IP H A ER 88 SO
SanDlevo
Ora.veo.v w_a 9 6 s I I 2 l
L Pttert 1 2 2 1 2 0 0
C.OS\llOe S 10 1 0 0 0 0 Hov,11>11
• "'Pol'• 1 • • a a 1 ' F un' 1 3 0 O 0 I O
L p1>e1 1 7-3 0 0 0 0 0
Leffert• 011cned 10 7 ballers lri ,,.. 9111
WP-KnePt>e• PB-Kenne<1v. Asnt>v
UmPores Home Devos F lrsi Harvev,
Second OMloni;i Tnlrd Gre1111 T-2:30
A-10 839
Cubs 4,
Phlllles 0
I HICAGO - Ed Lync h pitc h ed a
\1x-h1ttcr and Gary M atthews hit a
three-run h omer in the first inning.
ll'ad1ng C hicago to the shutout win
owr Philadelphia .
Lynch. 3-1. turned in hts first
rnmpkte gamt' and first ~hutout this
\t:ason
* PHILADILPHIA
ab r II bl
'0 0 0
'0 1 0
' 0 1 0 3 0 0 0
)000
l 0 I 0
J 0 1 0
) 0 0 0
I 0 0 0 1 0 1 0
0 0 0 0 1000
0 0 0 0
CHIC.AGO
Otrnlor cl
Sndbr9 2C
GMtllwsll
Francon If
Morttno rt
D1Ktim 111
JOavlJC
Cev3b
SPOlor 3o
Ounsionu
Lvncll P
lb r 11 bl
3 1 0 0
3 'l, 0
4 1 2 J
0 0 0 0 4 0, l
l 0 0 0
J 0 I 0
) 0 0 0
1 0 0 0
) 0 l 0
3 0 0 0
Ston• cf
'Oamue1?1>
Haves lb
Schmdt lb Roanlo ti
GW11,on rt
ltoRevl' c JOIU n
Mf10d11• O M4tln01 Pl>
Hurneo C.Grou on
Sc1111or o
To1a1, lO 0 ' 0 T•tlltl k_bV .,... JO 4. 4
P1111cM1ptila ooo ooe •-o
C,hlca0t JOO OIO OOlr-4
Game Winning Riii -G• Metthow1 (41
e -Ao ReyflOl(I\ OP-<lltcellO 2
L Oft Plllltdtl0'11e l , ClllC•OO ' 28-He"fl,
Mo•tl•fld H"-G• M41111\eWl (IS) sa-o.rni.r
d 6 ) SandbffO 2 C171
Plll•ClelllN•
M111dd1t• L.0 S
Humo Sc"' '10CS.r ~-L ~n<h W) I
UmOlrH Home e•(K kt.ndtf ~ocond
~-116 A 30 009
I~ H It ,,_ aa SO
s
1
'
4 4
7 0 0 0 0 0
4 ,
0 2 0 0
t • a o o
Mont-Flot, ,.1~. Th<ro. Rennorl
MAJ0tt ~AGUI STANOtHOS AnwtcM LeeeM
WI IT DtvtMON .......
THtt
Cll!Uoo
ICt ttMJCflv
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Mlnl!ffote
Sttlllt
W l Pet. O•
61 so uo
S9 5) .$21 2.'t
ft .0 •SO 11
" 62 .<Ml 12 so '4 .,, 12Vt
.. 6J "2 IS
•, 6S 421 14
IOI ton
New Y0t11.
8ettlmore
Detroit
Clevelell(I
TorOlltO
MMwtutlff
I .UT DIVISION ., ...
61 S2 St S2
S9 S3 51 S3 s• s. SS SS ""'*"''~ Mtilh " S..llte 0 Boston t , O.trod •
KMMt Cltv IJ. ~ Von l
Ctevtlend •· 8etllmore 3
• 7 ,.,,
I I
10 ...
Mllw.ull.M S, Cll~ • (11 lnnlno'l
0.ki.nd •·6, M!Mt1ote 2-S
TOl'OlllO I, Te .. e• 7 (10 lnnlnos)
T•Y'•G-MIMeaote C'IVleven lHO) 11 AN!lh tSuttOfl 10-1), n
Clevelend (P Nlettro 8-t l et New York
!Guidry •·t), n
Botton (8ovd 11-7> at Detroit (Mofrfs 13·7),
n
Toronto !Kev 10-7) •I Balllt'l\Of't (Flellfftn
S-71, n
CllleaCIO (8ennfale< 6-t l et MllwaukM t8o'lo l>-0), n
$Miiie (Moor• •-10) ., 0.lllend (Plunk 3·7)
n
T""8V'& GamK
Mlnntsote al Allelb, n
S.ettle 11 Oa11.1enes
8o&lon el Kan.-, Cltv, 2. l·n
Cf9¥N nd •• N-Yorlt. n
Clllceoo at Ottrofl, n
Toronto at Battlmort, n q Mllw11.11tff 11 Tues, n
H•fttMI Li-tu•
WIST DIVISION w
62
§I
L Pct. G8
Houston •9 sst
Sen Fra l\Cl\Co
Ded9wS ClnclMtlf SS
S2 S2
SI
s.J sn
56 ••s S1 •n
• 1
9 ... 10., San Olevo
Atlenlt
SI 473
~ ...
lAST DtVISIO"
New Yorll.
MontrN I
Pllll•cM!C>fll• SI Louis
CnlcaCIO
P111st>vron
1• JS
SS 52
S3 56
S3 S6 4 61
'3 64
Sundt'('•~
~ s, Cl11Ctnnen o
New Yorw. 7, Montrtal 2
San Fr111Cl1co •. Allente J
SI l.OUlt S, Pltt•t>urgn 4
CNcaCIO 4, ptllled.iC>flla 0
Sen Di.oo s. Houston 3
TadltY't Gemn
679
51~ II
... 11
"' 21 «O 26
407 JO
DeMrs tWttcn S-91 at HOUJton l~eo\111"
1--31. n Pltt&C>urgn at Cn-caoo. c0tnolttt011 of
suspended game
PtttsDurllh IRnooen 11·71 at Cn1C1go !Mover
J -21. rtGU11rtv Kntout.cl oame
~I. Louis (Marnew1 7·31 at Montreal
(Youmans 11·1), n
Sen Francl1co lMullloHand 0·5l 11 Cincinnati
IBrownlnQ 9·91. n
San Diego lWlllhon I-JI at A.llanre (Menier
10-111. ,,
New Yorio. IG-n 11-41 at Pnlla!WIOhlt
!Carman S-3), n
T~V'I Gam.1
Dedewi at Housron. n
POtsC>urgh al Cllk•oo
St Louls at Monrreal, n
Ne"' York ar Pnllt0ttDfl1e n
Sen FrancfKO at Clnc1nnet1 n
...,n DieOO at Atlanta n
SEATTLE
Branltv Cl
P8redlv If
AOevls dn
~11>111>
Trteblt •I
SB•adltv c
Prnltv lo
Remos lo
°""-"SI lt..,ftlch 21> T.._,.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Aneeh 4, Mlnnen o
CALIFORNIA
ab r II bl
3 O O 0 · Grlcn 11>
l O O O Jovner II>
• o O O DeCncs lt>
4 0 0 0 Dow11l11g ii
4 0 1 0 Hendrcll rf
7 O o O Bur1esn dh
2 O O o RJCJtsn on
I 0 0 0 Scnoflld u
3000 Boontc
2 0 I 0 Pettis cf
11 o lo T.-..
Sc•• bv ""*'"
ab r II bl
3 I 2 0 • 1 0 0
1 I I 1
4 0 1 1
1 0 I I
) 0 0 0
I 0 0 0
3 0 I 0
4 0 0 0
4 I I 0
JO. 1 •
** ----· c.......... 100 000 lOll-4
GatN Wlnnl11g RBI -Henorick (1)
DP-<ellfornle 2 LOB-S..ttl• S. Ca llfornia 10 18-Grlcn 2 Tartal>Vff 2, D.C1nct1 DownonQ
s--<irlcn ,, H It ER 98 SO
S..'919
Lenoston L 9.q
Leocl M Young
~
6 I J 6
0 I
I 7·3 0
4
0
0
4
0
0
s
I I
M Wiii W 13 1 0 0 4
0 Moore I 0 0 0 0
• 0
I
LaOd OllCntcl 10 1 11111~1 .n IM 7111
Umoirts-HOtne Cou'°ns First E van1 S.c
onc:I Marr M. TnirO Hendrv T-2 '4 A-?I 9l9
MAJOtt LEAGUE LEADERS
Amencan LNtue
l llwwtfl ll'rldlv's ~)
BATTING !?SO •• 1111\)-Boogs, Bo1ton l •9
MattlnQIV, New Yori< .. 340, Pvcl<ett Mlnnt101e
JJS, Rlc:t, Boston, JJ1 Flttcl\er. Tent , 324
RUNS-R Henaerson, New York, lbl Pu<kttl, Minne sott , &4, Mettlnglv, New York
n ; BtU, Toronto. 76, Pnllllo1, Oa klend 16
RB1-<en'9CO. Oaltland. 9•, Bell Toronto, 82
Barlltld. Toronto, 71 Mat11no1v. New vor-1< 71
Pnstev, Seattle, 11
HITS-Mettlno•v New York. 160 Pvck•ll
MlnnttOll 156 Fernendez Toronto 144 Btll
Toronto, 140 Rkt Boston, 1::16
00UBLES-Matr11191Y New York 37 Boggs
eosron. )0, Buc1<ne< 8oll0f1 29 RiCe Bo1ron
'9, Puel<.tll MlnMtole, ?I
NatieMI &.Miu.
(~ .. ,,. .... , Gllmft)
BATTING (UO at bals>-&rook•. Monrr .. 1,
340, Rtlllft, Montrul, 33'1 Gwo;ntt Sen Dteoo, m . c Brown, Sen Francisco. UI, Ovkstre.
N""' Yori!, 315
RUNs-Gwvnn. San Dlello. "· Colemen, SI Louis, 65; MurPflv. Ari.nre. •s
R8f-Carlf(, N-Yorll.. 13. Parktt Cincln
natl to, Scnrnro1. F>t!lledt40ft·•· ao G Davi\ Housron, n , Wallecll, Montr .. J, 61
HIT$-Gwvnn, Sen Olello. 140, Sell, ~.
Ul1 R•lne1. Montreal, 1)2, Ben, Hou1ton, 121,
S.nclw g, CllkeCIO; 111
DOUI LES-Ha vn . Phll•d•lonl•, ,.
Dunslon, Clllcago, 27. R. Rtvnoldi , Pl1111>uro11,
26, Sell, ~. 1'1 Ralnu, Monrreel, 2•. Strawt>erry, New York. 24
TRIPLES-Rainei, Montrtet, 10, Samu•t.
PnlledetC>flle, 9, Colt man, St Lout, 1. McGM
Sr. Louis, 7, Dvh tre. New York, 6, Moreno,
"ll•nta, 6
HOME ltUNS-Scllmldl, PnlladelC>flla, 24,
G De vis, HoustOfl, 13, Parker, Clnclnnall. 23,
SIUbbs, ~. 101 Cerrer Ntw Vorll. 19
STOLEN BASES-<Ollme". St Loul,, 71. E Ot vls, Clnclnnetl. Sf, Rt~,. Montru l 47
Dvftcan, ~. 441 Dote n. Hou,,on. 3S.
PITCHING (9 Otcl\lons)-Oiecla, New Yoo.
12·3. 2.31, l(tf'fetd, Houlton 7·2 2 ~
Fernen0e1, New York. 12·•. 3 )I, Derilng, New
York, 11·4, 2 15, GOOdan, New Vorll., 11 ·•. J OS
STRIKEOUTS-Scott, Houuon, 217
Valeluuela, ~. l6t1 Wtlcll, Dodltn, 132J
Fernenci.1, New Yori\, 129, Rven, Houston, 176
SAVES-Reardon, Montreel, 26, Worrell,
St Lout•. 23, D Smllll, Houston, n, Le Smith
c 111ca90 21. Gou11a. Seri. Olevo. II
Aneel •v•nees
(Tlweutfl SUnclav's Gain.)
Bur Itson
Jov,,.r
Grich
Down1no
JeCICSOI\
Hendrlek
"''ttong D.C:lnctt
Ptttl1
Howell
Scnoflald
J0"41\
Narron
Boo,,.
Totels
Run•t
Will
Flnltv
MOO<• Cendflarta
Lucas
Cor~11
MCCa"'" For1rar
BATTING
A& It H Hit R81 Pct
191 26 S9 S 21 J09
4J.4 62 I JJ n 79 306
209 11 St 1 20 ?12
368 66 99 12 '3 269
29• 46 76 10 36 2S9 19A ll SI 9 31 2S9
217 21 56 1 )0 158
l•• • .. .. 11 64 256
371 S9 96 3 3' 2S4
101 20 27 J 13 2S7
)07 47 74 11 40 241 m 56 68 12 J9 233 s1 4 13 1 a m
313 31 64 • 31 211
l7S1 Sta 914 111 Sl1 .260
PrTCHING
IP H BB SO W-L ERA
21~, 15 3 9 l ·0 2 49
191~ 160 SS 151 13· 1 2t7
21 '> n 12 11 1-0 795 .avi 32 20 lO 2-4 ) 10
.. ~l 34 IS 37 S·I Jn
11 9 ) 9 0-0 3 27
S~ '4 lS JI 2-2 332
171t') 1•7 64 146 17·7 341
JI 36 13 73 •·l 3 4
134l'> 135 71 .. 10·1 4 ••
6 a 6 2 0-2 9 oo Su rt on
Cnedwlcto.
T9tal1
Se vet
t'1 947 353 '42 61 -SO 4,09
Moore 13. Corbell 9. For\t•r 4
NATIONAL LEAGUE
OOd9tr1 S, Rtch 0
LOS ANGELES CINCINNATI
Su ?o
k•O\Coa C
MIOIC" 30 Ham1tn31>
Matuuk"
Mer\11at rt
RWllms Cl
Stul>I>\ cl
Broea It>
8Run•'" Powell o
Howello
ab r " bl ab r fl bl 4 0 I O Oen•t•l f 4 0 0 0
3 l I 0 Btl 30 l 0 1 0
4 0 ? 2 Per• er rt • 0 0 0
0 0 0 0 EDev1\(f • 0 0
4 0 0 0 BDlll c ) 0 0 0 l 1 1 ~ Perez lo 2 o I o
1 O O O Slllwt• n J 0 0 0
4 0 0 0 Otlltr 21> 2 0 0 0
l 22·l Ro.,.,onon. 0000
4 O O O Milner ot-I 0 0 0
) 1 1 0 E 11111.V )D 0 0 0 0
l o o o So10 o 1 O O O
Wiiii\ o 0 0 0 0
Verot> o~ I 0 0 0
Power o 0 0 0 0
>4 S I S Totals 1' 0 l 0
Seo,,. DV "'""-
let A,,.... IOI 000 201-S
CIMlllNM 000 000 000-0
Game W1n111ng RBI -MaOtoc" 161
E-Srottwell 0.1te< OP-Los AnQe1e1 I
C1nc1nne t1 I LOB-Lo\ A"llflts •. C •nc1nne1 4
2B-Pow8" 3~•• HR-Brocl\ ? • 121
S8-E Devis 1611 S-Sc10SC•t IP K It ER 98 SO
Los~
Powell W,2·3 I I 3 3 0 0 6
Howell I 1 3 0 0 0 J
Clflclflntll
Soto L,4· 10 6 2·J 7 4 J I •
Wlllll I I J 0 0 0 0 I
Power I I I o O
UmolrH-Home Oavldson F1r11 Ha111on
S.Cono Marin. Tnord F•otrnm1n11 T-7 16
A-29 701
o.eo '" flsfiln9
DAVEY'S LOCl(ER INewpOrt 8tadll -I>
boat\ 331 enQter1 80 oerracuda 199 oonuo 7 Vt llowlall, 4 helll>UI 84 Ct llCO l>HI 23 l $1110
OH\ I I IS mac"ere1 5 scutoln I wn11t It& oen NEW~T LANDING 5 0081\ 118
anoiers 6 oerracud• 144 t>on,10 241 1ano O•H\
210 certco t>ess 74 snHosheao n rock f1Sn an
moc1tere1 12 ne11-moon S9 wn°1t I sll
DANA WHARF -17 OOll\ 354 eno •r1 456 oau S06 oon110. 4 r.a 11>ur 649 meeo~rt l .... ~11•
\H Dan 70 roelt. 1°111
Sunct.y
•Anc• at Olioltt. 11 05
Eioos at Dldtm I 05
•Tigers at Aftclls I 05
•Oodcen 11 ~h 10 35
17
24
31
7
Aug.11
hnns ~ Metil 135 Oldlen 11 Astros. 5 JS
11
Mets It DMit1r1 5 05
25
Metil at Yanlets 4 JO
"1+lllt1 at OMren. 1 35
hf>t. 1 °'*' al Anteh. I 05 •Doclten a! E~oos 4 35
•
12
18
•Aft&• 11 TCtf' (l) l l~
Met1 at DMttn. 1 35
OllOlts at Ant• 1 J!> Oo4rtn 11 lcoos • 35
2
13
hnns 11 Alie• 1 35
wt It ~tlM 5 35
20
01101n •I Ans•. 7 35
Oodc1n at £•001 ' 05
3
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Orengo Cout OAIL Y PILOT /Monday, AIJgUt1 11, 1988 81
14 15
Aut-...13S ~ 1t Giants SOS
21 22
11
Yan~et> at Ml• 1 35 ~ II PMhn. 4 3~
12
Alic• at Onolts 1120
l&llOS I I ~ 1 05
30
•
hn~ at Ml•. 1 05
°'4(11'1 at Ptuftll'\ • OS
13
Y1nl l'tS al Alie• I 05
•Oodcen 11 Plltt!in IO 35 Bum at DMsen 7 lS
Anfeh II lnd11M 4 35
Br1m at Dldrlr1 1 35 Anr• 11 lnd•a111 ' 3~
Astros 11 Oedcen l $5 Ml• al Ind ~n\ • J~
A)tfO\ It Oodc1r1 1 J5
•All(• II Whitt Soa ~
lltd1 at DM11r1 1 35
•Aft&• II Wllrtt So.I 4
lltd1 ., ~'" 12 20
NFL tmlbltltft I~
NATIONAL COfCf'ERENCE
Wttf
W L T Pct.
Ahante I 0 0 1000 '" 3 1
~A ,.
New ()rleen1
Se,. Francisco
Rem•
C"1Ceoo
Green Bev
Minn.sore
Dtlrolt
Ta moe Bav
Phlladelon11
Sr Lou•'
NV Giants
Wasnlnglon
Oatlu
I 0 0 1000
I 0 0 1000 0 1 0 000
Centr.i
2 0
I 0
I 0
0 I
0 I
leU
I 0
1 I
0 1
0 I
0 2
0 '000 0 I 000
0 I 000
0 000
0 000
0 1 000
0 soo
0 000
0 000
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AMllttCAN CONFERENCE
t<ense1 C•lv
S.n DiffO
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Denver
Raiden
Cieveieno
Houston
C1nclnne11
P11t1our11n
New Engtell<)
Suttato
tnO·aneDOlts
Mlam
NV Jt tt
w"' I 0
I 0
I 0
0 I
0 I
c~ar
I 0
I 0
0 I
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East
0 I 000
0 1000
0 I 000
0 000
0 000
0 l 000
0 1000
0 000
0 000
7 0 0 1000
0 ' 0 000 0 I 0 000
0 1 0 000
0 l 0 000
SUncMV'I Scar"
S..n Franc•KO 31 Raiden 0
New E"91ano II we1n1no1on 7
Fr\Otr s Galfttt
C tvt •eno al M•t fT'
P·Hsourol\ o• We1n1not0!' ~a•11e e t/Oet•on
10
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50
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9
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17
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24
1
6
20
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17
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16
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18
37
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32
17
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20
33
23
19
21
30
38
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R a1oer1 0 0 0 <>-o·
Se~ F•anc•\CO t 1 6 13-3?
l'tnl Oii•,.,.,
SF-Fren"-11 oan from Montane loan
ta olt>O l 27 s.c-oue.-SF-t-teolfr 1l N n lr0tn Kemo 1werscn1ng
lo.iCk I 13 II
Third ov • .-
SF-Ra111men I run (klek feli41dl 11-Qt
F4".!rtft ov..-
SF'-Ratllmen 3 run (Wench•l'lll I<.+<~ I
SF-<,,errv 9 run (kick 1•1141dl II 41
Attenoanc-56,3?9 Tl AM STATISTICS
LA
Fi"I down1 13
RuJnfl·veros 21-93
Peuong vard1 102
Return veros 1)
Pesses 18-JJ-O
Sack1 Bv S·?S
Punll 9·39
Fum01tt·I01I 6-S
Penall•ts·verd' 11· 144
f,meof POJHUlon 27 59
INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS
·s,,
20
40· !30 IS7
J3
ll·73·0
12-12
7~
2·1
4-35 :n-01
RUSHING-Los AnGtltS Mueller 7-37
McCellum 2·1S Allen 6 1•. Hllllt'r 1·7 Stracnan
l-7 Wilson 1-S LH 1·4 Htwlllns 2·4 Sen
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JOl1n Cook
Joev Sindelar
Gerv Koell
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JC Sneed
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Pevnt Stewert
Bruce Llet1kt
Jeck Nlcllleu,
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Jim Tnoroe
Mlll.t Hult>erl
Oouo Ttwtll
Tonv Siiis
Gent Seuer1
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Merll. Mccumber
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Cortv Pavln
Marto.Lvt
Tom Watson
lle>11nle Bleek
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Ken GrMn
LH Trevino
Don Pooltv
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Tc>tn Kiit
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Am v Bein 2 398
Co•'"" WI U r 2,398
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Mlnav Moort 2, ltl
Dawn Coe, 1,947
Jent Cretter I. 941
Patlv Haves, 1,947
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Jud• EMI\ Se"I\ 1,9'6
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P\8.IC NOTICE P\8.IC NOTICE Pl&JC PtOTtCE MUC NOtJCE P\8.IC NOTICE P\8.IC NOTICE P\8.IC NOTICE MUC NOtlCE P\BJC ftOT1C£
It ............... flcatlon1 thefeof r9COr~ before the hour 11 001m un .... there IS e ourrenl FICTTTIOUl.U ... U contrect document1 tn an propo .. lsall1llb9erthetltle The City Council ol 1he OTHER HYDROCARBON 1rv111 cr.tecl bytai0 0eed ef...., ""--" No..,.nber 22. 1972, In 8ooll on Friday, AUOIJll 22, 19U registration with the Or•• NAMI ITATl•NT amount not .... lhll' 5% of of lhe wor1< and the name ol City ot Costa Mesa ·~ s u BS TA N c es Ly l NG ol Trull
.. ........ ...... 1043&, Pege 391 of OfTldal It INll be the reaponalblltty County R4lcofder In cue of The tOltowlng pereon1 are Ille mulmum amount Of bid the bidder bu1 no 01h« dll· 11he rlgl'tl 10 r•feel any or 111 1 BELOW A DEPTH OF 500 Seid ..._ WIH be held on
Na. A~ Record•. and rtCOf1'ed No-of tile bld.dw to .,......., ht• eorporallont, Include the doing bvtlneu u ; u • guarant• that the bid· tlngulllllng merit• Any bid bids FEET FROM THE su~AC! Mond~. ~.i 11. 1918, 11
In the 8uoertor Court of llefTIW 29, 1972, In 8001c bid lo the City Cletk'I omc:. n.mee of the Preeld•nt. THE SMART SHOPPER. dtr wlll ent•r Into th• reoelved t iter tll• achedu*l fll.f!EN P. PHtN•Y, City OF SAID PROPERTV BUT 1 30 Pm In the IO«>Oy to the
the St ... of Ctillfomll. for 10447, Pege 130, C>mc:lal by the p<.,. ennounced Secretary, Treuurer, a.nd 3178 Pullmen, Sult• 113, Pfopoeed contrect II lhe c:loalng llmt for tl'le receipt ICletil, City of Coeta Meu WITH NO RIGHT OF SUR-l>ullCllllO located at 801
the County Of Orengt Recorde, ln the offtce 01 the time. Bide wilt be publlcty MaMger Cot1a M .... Ctllf 92t2t Mmt 11 1w1tdecl to tueh of bldl 11\all be returned lo Put>lltht<I O.anoct Coul F A CE E N T Ry A S Sovlll L-'t Street Or.nge
In the M•tter of the &t•t• County Record« of Mid °'**' •nd rMd ~ II The City Council of the Barron EdWard Reallcw. bldCS. In the-I of fallur• the bidder unopened 11 ah•ll Otity Piiot Augull • 11 PROVIDED IN DEED RE· Cantomlt 92Ma
of FLORENCE M. ADAMS. county 11:00 a.m. or • eoon thete-City of Cotti MeM r...,..... 220A t<nox St . Coete ......_ to enter lnlo said contrect, be Ille aote reepootlblltty ol 1986 CORDED IN BOOK 9 199 At the ltma of 1119 lnttte•
Ml FLORENCE ADAMS , • Mo r• c: om mm on I y •lier .. P<ICtlc:able on Frt-the rig.ht to r•feel eny or .U CaJll 92827 IUc:tl Mc:Utlty wlll be for-the btOder 10 ... tlle1 1111 bid M2•5 PAGE 87& OFFICIAL RE· put>l!Utlon Of 1111.t nottot
CecllHd known u : 13W 8 Redhill, dey, Augutt 22. 1918, In Ille bid• • Thi• b u1lne11 ,, con-'91teel II rec.l\lecl In Pl'094t' Umt CORDS Ille IOltl emount ot the un
Hotlc:it le hereby QI'*' that Tustin. C.itfomll.. Coun<:ll Cllambere, City Mell. 0.ted. Augull 8, 19M ducted by en lndlvldual The DISTRICT ,__' A M t 01 ~n1 ec>«:Ah-P\BJC NOTICE YOU ARE IN OEFAUl T peld b.i.nc. OI 1119 004!
the undarl6gneel _. ... at Twme of .... c:Mt1In1.-. n Flllr Drt¥e. Coete ~. Pub119heel Orenge Coal Berron E Realer the rlgtll lo retec1 any or 811 c:allon1 11\d other c:ontr.c;I UNDER A DEED OF TRUST gellOn Mc:Urecl by Ille~
PrlYtta ..... to the 111gt1eet tut lnOf'9Y ol the Untied Caltfornl .. !or ll'le furnllhlng Dally PUot Augull 11, tNe Thlt lltten'l«'lt wu llleCI bld1 or lo waive tny Ir· ctocumenll mey be Obtained NOTICE Of OA TED t0/?0188 UNLESS OMcnbeel 09ecl of lrwl WICS
""" 1191 bidder. tut>tect to Stal .. on confirmation ot of A CASH RECEIPTS RE· M25e with lhe County Clenc OI Or-,.ar111• In eny bide or In •• Ille Otnoe of the ()ec)ert-TltUIT'IE'I IAU YOU TAKE ACTION TO .. tlmttecl ~ •• ·~
oonflrrnatlon of Mid Sv-..... or per1 CMtl tnC1 bet-MITTANCE CONTROL TEA· ange County on July 25, the blOCllng menl ol Leltur• ~. 77 PROTECT vOUR PROP-'" d 1 Clv 1 11 C •I 1'
perlor Court. on or ... the 11"°9 evidenced by not• .... MINAL ___ fltalC __ . __ NO __ T_IC£ __ · --198e .. ,,, .. , No bidder m•y wllhd•-Fair [Xlve. Coll• M .... Call ~::i ERT'V IT MAY BE S OLD AT ,,,. 8.2• 18 15thd~ot AUGUST 19Mll cured by MOf1gage or Truet Aeldftlonal Mii ol th• ,ICTlllOU9 IU9Mll p blllhed Or COMt any bid for e period of forty· fomta, upon receipt ol 'I ICVtATICOV•KY A PUBLIC SALE IF YOU It II PoNlble thtt a t Iha
the offtoa of ROBERT M. Deed on the P<Ol*1Y IO -lftcatlortl m•y be ob-..... •T·n•-Dal~ Pllo .. ~ 1. 18 five (•5) dllyt •ft• the CS.I• nonr1111Jndal:>le ,_ ot $6 ()() T • No W529CIO NEED AN E.XPV\NA TION time Of .... the ooenlng b6d
VlEFHAU8. Attorney at LAw. eold. Ten per oent °'amount ~ ., Ille ~ of the rn:1o11ow1.: ~ •r• 25 ., 9U' .. ugutl ... •• • .. , fOI' Iha ooenlng of bid•. II blddwa r9q~t Plan• i nd 1 uMrr c:i~ w OF THE N"TURE OF T'HE may be leM than IN tOIM
t0101 &.t• A~. Sult• bid to be dtpoaltecl With bid. Purctlutng AQtnt ., 11 Falf doing bu1ArM: aa: . I M-238 A peymtint l>onCI llll<I • epec:lftcaltonl be mtlled. lh• 1 TD SERVICE COMPANY PROCEEDING AGAINST ~ted-di»
111, Fount..,, V.irwt. C.. Bide OI' often to be In writ-OrlYe, Coeta Meta, C411t· AUTOMOTIVE ACCENTS, per1C>m1.noe l>onCI 11\atl be char~ wltl be 17 50 per M l
1
., dulY llC)90!nleel Tr..al .. YOU YOU SHOULD CON-II ~ Iha ..,,.i.o
92108. Ill the rtgl'lt, t.lttt eind Ing and wit! be reoatwct at fomla Bid• 11\outd be ,. Pr "'" W mlDllC NOTICE '9Clutr.d prlOr to t•ecutlon Eech bid ll'lall be made ort under the fOllowlng d•· TACT A LAWYER ~~ bid m~ be ob-
lnt•tet OI Mid dee nnd ., the 1fofeaald offloe •t .,,y tum.d' the " tton of tht 825 omontor; ..,. . .... ..--of (he oontrac:t end atlall be Ille Propoeal lorm llnCI In lhe ICllbed deed of lrUll WILL 17592 NEWARK CIRC\.E. '"'*' by calllnO Iha IOllow
the ttrne of deettl""" .. the tlfM tft• the llt9' pub#-City ~. ~:Mid time ~ ~ ~ NOTICa TO In the IC>ml ... tortll In the manMf ~In IN con· SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION lRVINE CALIFORNIA Ing I~ numbetl on
t1ght, t1tte .nd In--ttlet C41tl0n hereof and before llmtl, In a Miiied ~. l2S Promontor; Or W•t. COWTRACT°"9 contract documenl* ttlCI ~ta end Ill ... I TO fHE HIGHEST BIDOER '(It 1 street add..-or tile dey t>efor'I tna ... (4151
the..._ .. of Mid dee: 1111 II CS.t• of Nie Identified on tM outlldt with Newpott a.on Clllf •2M0 CALL.MCI'°"..,. A ...,.wouon of the llt• bt 1ccomp•nled by • FOR CASH AND/~ THE I common o .. 1ona t1on ot t45-t4 ll '* eoQUINd by oc-Mlon of Deled tttle 2'111 dey °' the INcl Item Number end tN Thi• t>ua&ne9. I• COft· SctlOOI Oletrlot. NEW· le ~ '°' ~ 25• certified ()( cuh• • c:n.cll CASHIERS OR CERTIFIED p<~ le lhown •t>OYt "° Deleel ~ 10 1Me
lew Ot otl*,,._ a.her tt*1 .Jli/, 1MI Opening o... duc:teCI by -., lndMcfual P O RT ·MESA UNIFIED ttee, and Augutll • t9M, Of I blCI bond !Of ~ Ital CMECl<S SPECIFIED IN w.rranty 11 ~ .. to Ill T.D. H VICI COllt•
°'In eddltton '°""'of Mid A<>NAl.O ROY ADAMS &di blCI lflall IP90lfy A~ Robel eon SCHOOi. OtSTAICT 9.00 AM • '()() PM IMdl ttlan '~of IN emount of lc 1v1L CODE S ECTION c:omplel-Of corrac:1 · :~,:.. ..... !,...., .,
•• •d, ti the tllM Of RI c HA AD J AME s eadl """ ~ ltMI .. .., Tllla et•i.mtnt ... flleCI l ld DH dlln•· 10:00 from contrtctora not an.no-I.tie bid. m.o. ~·b'e to tM 292'-ll (~.oia., IN tlmt ot ~ .. , Tl't• b•n•ttcla ty ,.. ..... ·r·· ....
Oeetr\ In""" to all IN otr· ADAMS forth 1n the IC)eClfleetton. with Ille County Cletk °'Or-o'CIOC* AM of the 3rd cs.y of Ing tile Wllltlthrougl'I Wiii not City ol COit• MW No .... 111 1ewtu1 money 01 the I unotot Md Deed of TNlt. by ..-.,. w ,..~
taln rMi Pf°'*1Y altuateel In Cc>&acutora of the -Any end• exoec>tlona to the ange County on .Juty 25, Seotember 1eee be aocapted propoH I 111111 ,,. con-l)nfttcl $tat•l an right 11119 reuon of• btMCll or o.fevll 81wd.. ..,_. -CA
the County of Orengt. Stitt 1•t• of Mid Otcedtnt epectflc:•tfone mu1t be Clear· l9&e ~leoe of Bid Aec91pt: 00 YlflllllO ltOAllO, ., ll<lltecl uni... ~feel end Int.,..., conveyed to In the obllga1tort• -.-ec1 ~IS).......,, ofCellfomia.petl~• ROBERT M VlEAiAUS, 1y In the blel, encl ltllur• to ,,1 .. 1 PurcfllllnO Dept .. 1915-8 CarelJfl I . l leoller, by tuCll u1111ar1 eMcit 1•nel now 11.io by 11 und« tll•••bY ll•r•tofora u Pv :-
ecrtbed. loilowt. to wtt: Altomey •• 1.-. 10101 ... forth tnY "'"' In Ille Pvbl"'*I Orange eo..t &Nt SttWt COit• Meea. CA ~ ... Derectw c.ath. Of blOdcw . bonCI .. Id Deed Of Tf\'tl In the ec:u1.o •NI dellY9fed 10 the bllalled .,. eo.t
PAACl!l 1: f.n undMOed Slater AvtorlYCI. Sutt• 111, 1p•cllloat10C1• 111111 b• Dally Piiot Auguet '· 11, ti, ProJ•c t ' ld•ntlfloatto11 Put>tlahed Drano-Coal Tl'le COtllttctor 111111 1n pto~rty neralnaft., d•· u~9'Q"9<1 • wrltt91'1 Dae-~~=.Illy 21• ~ •
1 17~ Int.,_, In""" to Fountain Valtty, Cl. 92708. orou. nd1 for re19t1lon of Ille 25, 1918 Name· CARPET FOA CALI· o.lly PllOI Augutt 11, 18. tN ~manoe ol 1"41 worlt. ecrlbecl fatatlon of 0...~11 end Ot-~
L°' t of T,_, 7173 M per (71') M3-43H Att~t) bid M-2)3 FORNIA, OOlLEOE PARK. tNt and lmprowrnet!I•. oonlonn1 TAUS T 0 R Z (EV man<! tor Sale and Wl1119" ---------~&..,;.;.·
Map lller'aof t.cotoect In for Co-EJc.outore E.llCl\blClatltleet!onlllN HARBOR VIEW, KAISER. M2~ lo ltle L•bor ~of Ille l(VIATICOVSr<Y PIRJO not!QeolbrMChlnclof a6ec:-P\11.JC NOTlC(
9ooll30t peott21tndU Pvbltahed Orange CoMt Mlllal'ftttand~of rtll.ICNOTIC£ P O MO NA, NEWPO R T St1t•Of Callfornt1 and othef VA.l5ANEN 11on IO CIUM Ille llnder· -------------°' ~ MllPI, In DallY Plk1t Auvuet •. 6, 11, a lt penon1 and partlH HEIGHTS & N!.WPO IH l'\B.tC NOTICE laWI Of lhe Stat• ~ c.11 BENEFICIARY CON· llGflecl 10 Mii MIO P'OC*1V AClTTIOUt ._. ..
IN offtce OI the oounty ,... ttt41 MT 1•9 lnt-ted In '"' prOC>OMI If '1CTTnOU9 MllMH !LEMENTAl'Y SCHOOU fofnle appl<•ble thef•to TINENT AL LEN04NQ SEA· to Mtltfy Mid obl!OltlOnt MAm ITA~
ocwder tM blCI II by. OOfpO<t tton. NAm ITAT'lmMT Ptaoe ~ .,.. on ... MOTICI wtttl Ille U~lort only ot VIC!.. INC and '"--"• the unc:i.t· The 'ollowlne ~ -PA..cil. 2 unit 71 II etatt the l\4WNI Of the of· T,,.folowlng pereont.,. Pvrdlealng Dept , 2"5-.1 ""'1'1NG IMOI II.ct\ vetlatlonl ti may Cle ~ NCMl"'lb« :or alQnecl oal.WS Mid notaot 001nQ ~ M
111own upo n tha Con· __ .,. MftTIC£ ~ wno C4lll llgn en dolng bullMtlll BeerSt,...,Coeta......_CA NOTIC ( IS HIAllY ~uir.d tJllOar lllt ~at 1983"'""1' No 13-512891 l>tMCtllndOf 8'ec:tlortto be S IO N HOLDlAS OJ ~ ~ '°' Trect ~ ""' 1 agreernant on behelf Of the T J p MANAOEMENT, 92921 0 l v ( N 111 1 t ••• , • Cl atetut .. ~I to wfllc;h OI C>mctal A9cotd• In IN ot recoroect Maret\ t t , ... -AMERICA, ,~ 1 ~
1173, Mid Ptan be1nO ,. ..... __.. c:otporatlon end wtletller 3031 1 PeMO Oat Valle, NOTICE IS MEAEBY ~tor f\lmltPllng .. pr00Mdlf'l9t llereunOer _
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!1oe of the Aoloorder of 0. lnltr No M-11•431 of Of· Tustin, c.ttt t2t10
c:otded In IOOll 10•0t . .......... mor• than one of'llcer mull Laoun• N.IOUel. Calif 92117 GIVEN tll•t Ill• •t>o,,.. iabOr, matertela, equipment, u.-en and° WNC'll Ila._. not ange County. ~II Aeoofdl In IN offtoe °' Ol•to Leon Atugo
Pegaa 115 to 3M of Otftc:lll lf'tmMO •I algn. ll tf'le blCI It by• PM· fery J fi r-tnioan. 30381 named Sctlool o.tric:t tor tran1porta11on anel 1ucl) beat\ 8'.lpet..oeCI by the MIO dMd ~ t"'91 Cle--the Aecotelef ot Or•noe ut•t lfMC>wn, TUtotln
Aeoofdt of Orange eoumy, • rTD "°· ,.. ........ .., Ot • totnt ytfll\K.. PaMO Oat v elft. Laguna Orenge County. c.Mtomta. °''* teclllllte .. may be,. PfOYleton• Of Ille l •bof tcrlbte ,,,. IOl!OoMnQ COUl'tY Cellt 9MIO taldunltt"""..rd lot~ NOTIC E tS HERE8Y 1111e tlle Nmtt tnC1 ad· NIQuel,Callf 92177 ectlng by attd tlltOUgll 1\1 ~IOf lnttMlttlonof~ COO. PY"'4Wttnc. to llt>of LOT 5-4 TAACT 8"9 IN SllON19 wlllbem.O.,bul Thtt ~MM tt OOtl
funt1etdttOrltledlnttMlt9'11'• O IVl!N tllat U•l•d or ..... ot .an general pert• Tiii• l>vt ln•H l• con· Oovtmlng &oerd. ~ "'O\l'tft'llll1tl •t G!Mr Pwt.;, "'"' be 0....,, onty tn tl'ltl niECIT'rOFIRVl. NE COUN· W!ll't0u1 ~I or -· duattcl by • ......, .....
1.,_ DecMtatJon of~ pt~wttlberwcaNtedt>y ntrt lnc:l 10fnt """1turwt If ducted by al'l lndlYldulll lftet fef«'red 10 M "OIS• 12&0 Oltler Ave , to.11 m.annerpto~b'ttaw ~OFORANOE $T4 Tf 0 F r1111y t~Otlml)lled,,.
nentt. CondltlOnl. """ .. tM City of Coett Mtaa to the bidder le 1 101• Tery J p F1n1Qen TRICT", wtl rtotl\ltt up to, Meaa, Callfomla. will be ,. No bid 11\d be ClOMldenld CA1..IF0 ,.NIA A$ PFA MAP oer~ 11111 0011111 01\ or lAOf\ ~
ltttctlOnl reootdtd ~ 'Mt TM City Council, .. 0 PfopfltlQ(INp Of anott\ef Tllft •t•t.,,,.,,t ... llleel t>ut not .... lhan tN ~ CelWO by the City of Coet• \H\119• II • mMM on I blan~ RE.COROED IN 8()()t( ,5$ 9f!C\llTlb<tonQm to INY 1"'9 TNe _....,..,, -
btr I t•'72. In 10C* 1~. 9oll 1200. Coete MtM. 0-. entity tNlt doee tlullntal wtth the County Cletk ot Or e111tc1 time, a.led blCle kif Meaa It the oftlce of lhe torm lllml-'*' by the City ot Pt.OU 3t TO 43 lfttl ltolT\llnl"9 ~ M'!I Of wttt1 the Cownty OW. Clf Ot·
.._' M7 INS Iha modi-1orn1a 0212a.1200. on or under a flc1tttout t111nt tl'A ..,. County on .My 25 the -d of • contrec:t !Of Cletk. n ,. om. Coeta COlta MMe Md mllde In C L u s 1 v r O 1-,,. 1 5 the not 11 ..awed b't ...cl .,. ~ on Alf 2t _:::.:...:.-----------------lblel lflall be In the real nerna 1Nt the lbo¥I protect MtM. callfomla. utitll the e c:coroa nce •111'1 lh• CfLLANtOUS t,1AP9 t~ Cl...ct of l'U91 wn11 in-... tMe
I ot Ole bidder "°'"" • '*"0-,,,.. teen bidder f'l'IU9t 1111t>m1t ~ Of 11 00 • m . AuQuet Pf'0¥1!110n• Of tll9 ftrooouJ TH! OH1cr OF • H u "" Ml<I oote ~ Id-,,,_ A claulfled ad Is an easy way to Mt your 118~ •OllOWfnO 1t1ow1~ Pv~ 0r.,. eo..11wtt11 MCfl bid oertlfleel or 29, t'" ., ~ 111'1'1e tt1ey \,._"''"""""" cou..,n AlCO"OCll Of nn<a 1 any . ~ IN ~l:llllNd Ot merchandise. and It's easy on your "08A (the llC11llOUI namer. o.ily Piiot Augu•l • I I 11 ... c:Mc* ~ to ... be °'**' ~ ~ l II b•CIO.• mutl I>• S AID COU"IT'Y ['ICC " ....,.,. Of I 0..0 OI '""' ~Noe ...,,. • pt~ ~. no fie· 2$. teM Ille DISTRICT Of . blCI bOncl r..o tolOIJO If\ the ~ nun ~ 1no 1110 P••· T~EAHAOM 4 l l Oil ...... CllltOet 1-"C 911~ 2& l wallet, too tlttoue ftttfM "'811 be l..cJ M·73A In Ille IOtm Ml tottll In the c II •'" b.,. ' •• '. Q qual•tiea .. •eovir.cl by,.... GAS "IN[lll.\lS ANO "' I ,, ,,.,_,. ""° ot ""' M-no
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NEW YORK -Bob Berkowitz
sa)s he's tired of "men becoming
everybody's favorite punching bag,"
so he's created a rare television news
beat about male behavior, attitudes
and problems.
Berkowitz. 36. former ABC News
reponer and onetime White-House
correspondent for Cable News
Network. covers his gender for NBC's
"Today." a program watched mostly
by women.
"Most 'of m)' mail comes from
women. The)' wanl hllle. glimpses of
us. The) want to know what makes
men tick." Berkowitz said. "Women
are more cunous about men than the
other wa} around. Women will pick
up a men's magazine. like Playboy or
GQ. but how many men will read
Cosmopoht4n or Vogue?"
He said 200 colleges offer courses 1 n
men's studies. but most of the
students are women.
Steve Friedman. executive
producerof"Today:• said Berkowitz
is a counterpoint to Pat Mitchell who
does "Woman to Woman" segments
on the show.
"We jokingly call his pieces 'Man to
Man:" Friedman said. "We're
always trytnJ to attract more men
without turning off women."
ABC's "Good Morning Amenca"
also is tapping the mate market with
pieces on men in the workplace,
health and fitness. and men's fashion.
Some possible upcoming
Berkowitz stories include men and
hunting, men and their love affairs
with cars. and men in retirement
communittes, where they are a mm-
ority and m uch in demand.
On Tuesday. he'll look at baldness,
a repon that will include ''Today"
weatherman WillardScou who some-
times forgets to wear his toupe on the
air.
Bcrk0Wlt1's goal 1s to get men to
underst4nd them~lves better and to
show all viewers that many women's
issues have another. less-reponed
side.
Like rape. "Women are the pn-
mar) '1c11m, but there's a second
v1ct1m -the boyfnend. the husband.
the brother. the platontc fnend;·
Berlcowitz said ... He feels impotent.
He feels ·confusion. rage and de-
pression. Marriages have broken up
over this."
Berkowitz calls his different per-
spective .. consc1ousness-ra1sing."
then berates himself for using what he
ca lls women's-mo"ement
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terminology. "I hate 1t when Alan
Alda or Phil Donahue call themselves
feminists," he said.
He wonders how Donahue and
Alda became spokesmen for men.
'Tm a big fan of Donahue's. He's
opened up areas on TV that people
said were too provocative. But what
bums me up is his constant putdown
of men."
Berkowitz feels it goes beyond
Donahue's technique of stirring de-
bate by playing the devil's advocate.
"On his show, women are always
women, but men are men sometimes
and males other times, like they were
some kind of laboratory experi-
ments." he said.
Alda became associated Wlth the
women's movement through his
vocal suppon of the Equal Rights
Amendment. "But the trad1ttonal
Alda role was Hawkeye (on 'M-A-S-
H'), and he was a workaholic, sk1n-
chaser and boozer," Berkowitz said.
Today, men have more leeway to
ex press their feelings and pan1cipate
in raism~ children.
Television has altered the "Father
Knows Best" traditional dad working
and having all the answers, while
mom stays home and wans for her
man. Berkowitz noted two current
role models -Alex Karras. who
plays Emmanuel Lewis' adoptive
father in ··Webster." and 8111 Cosby
as'the father of fi ve on "'The Cosb)
Show."
Berkowitz. the son of t"-O Nev.
York Cit} cop<; who became psy-
choanalysts. l'i mamed to Mcmlee
Cox. news direc tor for three AB(
rad\O networks. They have no chil-
dren
"We have a real 1980s rela-
110nsh1p." he said "She's an ex-
ecutive making more money than I
am."
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T.Dalton
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Agent007
BEVFRLY HILLS (AP)-Bntish
actor Timothy Dalton has been
issued the next license to kill as James
Bond. Agent 007. studio official~
announced
Dalton. 42. who has performed
c lassic roles for the Royal
Shakespeare Company. was selected
to play in the next Bond film. ·'The
Living Dayhghts," producer Albert
R "Cubb)" Broccoh announced
Wednesda}
A Welsh nauve. Dalton v.111 suc-
ceed Sean Conner) and Roger Moore
a~ the durable agent in the films.
which are released through United
Anists. Actor George Lazenby ap-
peared 1n one Bond film.-but never
stirred up enough heat for a return
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tl\eSIOS °' ea..atM NEWPORT BEACH tnt~ now ror tM F0t aftelnoone.. cne.M 859--SMt/64&-3"4 . dey & eY9f\lr\O INftl In-~":m~ g:;~~· ~~ asoo1oao. 142-tt44 Iii UI fWI ti.II.ct k .... 7 5 Hoftde ~I!!..... loo6tlng ror • toUowt~ Poehlon•· ~~ ;1:, 1k:t1 cludln9 Wknd&. 41M711 uoe-n...Jpm en.ne 1 ..,. ~ BlllfY"IOW, Mlfl • t76 J5000IOl)O, ...._1'14 l~e:::..:~ p;t,,;,ry.,.·w"t':: JA. TYPIST . 4().45 Wf)M, • Clwlfled AdYet1116ng e::~~~sE?INPIZZA& INSTALLERS '°' IOU•t M.yt~ w-'* • %t M~ 122-937• .......
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{714)4llS-1442 entllualullc pereon CRT. M .0047 oo FIT, ~•ble rnatUN LUIGI'S · 131..:M» cettOfl... Tool1 and 52&-5302 4 male 2 ttrnM &eeul. clu1 r.otr. ,, w/<*ltal ·~ to WORD PROCESSORS pereon for property The Ofange Cout o.itv tranaportatlon r•Q'd. ell bUff eoeor Champ eound oond. Witt! 0 I L~.:!,~ ... T1='~ jOln our team. Top pay, IBM P/C, WOfdll81, Wang, mgmt c:o With buay Piiot rurenlly l\U open-.. "-S.$4110 Colt• M... latti•• Hll llnee w/~I $1751275. $3250 ~7211
115 Orange Ave & 2111 ft.Inge ~1. n-emtl Oeomate, ~ltef. phonel, Mu.I be at>te to Inga or • full 8l1d part• 'or Hott & .. ~ ..... JANITORIAL SeMoe. bp o@H'Si&G;slCieFrMZ• 491-5903 HI~. W/
St.CM. No QOll•r. recent 84~895 $9.50-S 12 00 ~ Satu<dayt Mpm. ~~:P!~n~.::; Wlltor l Walt,...._ for ptef'd but not nee, Mutt ., & frtdg, frMI tr•, ... KITTENS-Fr ... Heelthy CORONADO 1& w~.
aurg•ry on left r••r .......... 1 • 1 SECRET ARY • Perform d ~ menner • Actv.t1lll ct.pal1 t Day, Swtna & Graveyard be 1~ to WOttt _.... & c.flent oond. S350. mov• l hoUM trained e wtt1. yettow t\Ull, ~
fahaved), mlud, ,..i1•Y ~~••--routine dutl... Good mu11. 842-1803 Muat typeng45 Wf>M ":'~ thlha. 105"E 17111 St, CM. wtlnda. CM. 831-2128 Ing mu•t NII, 5;te..40H. 6•937-oz 13 X223, etter NII. rldnQ rtaoed S 1750 -::r=. ':'-on b~. 3 ~k~:.!4: .. ~ In !_Y_p.!_n_ow ~n~ .. _t•.~~~· 8SftEtllDll~T pr1o< t~ ... •><· 842·9920 EOE 1 a&• _ _ • Ult &pm/wtll)d• 557-4248. obo 55Mll1lv M-a
REWARD. ~·:.4.::.u? w llftu --•w RECEPTIONIST -Type 50 HMdquanetl omc. ~ -·--· -·-• ~ • ~~t~ FHA/VA deetr•d. Top I llY ........ ,. POODLES·R·PEOPl~ .... tM .... ------_, _.,., •-•--We>m. front lobby. bu9Y tiurant ctlitn ,.... Im· c""'1ut telephone voice. Nllr'J, Nfll'Y + bOn\19 + Poodle pupa. Teecup1, sunrlMI Two tr~. 11.W board. Witt train exp«'d medlete opening for full Exc:ell•nt 111•1 plue 1~ ~wy 0.0.flte. Advencement US tll .. 1JJ Toy, M in. USO up. catbox. $1500. nt-o111 l!t!!J!!!t Requlr• 1tleute mo exp oper1tor. le OO-S7 00 time !*'manent r~ =!~on an good 842-8881 potential. Call GetY A. 3 ~SECTIONAL-Off wtit, ~2848 HOBIE 18' Trt, Nlt9. cat· ~ Jill In a.II ph .... of hoepltal TRCTern""'•"'s.Moei tlontat. Busy lobby and Clll Kathleen Olton tor In· Hu open!~ for FIT (714>M 1"344e 1ilnt cond $525. wllnUt SHIH TZU pupe Al<C gold box. bctl rollef, mr• i bitting. Ale, type. hall9 ,..... -• D I m e n 1 I o n P 8 )( ·• & •·-...... t ... MATURE WOMAN good ....,.,... lectmlque1. 4500CampuaOr,,124 • tervlew eppotntment. HOit ... / .. tr... •Ill.I WUTll eort• & end-tbtl _ .. pe b<lndi.1wt11te, m-. op S 1250 984-84-
To car• for Infant & 2 Y' Mre. 'H;'~ 253-7324 852-3424 ewltchboud that re-842-4321 .. 1. 302 W' .... Ellll Calend81/Ptioto Seel'on•. S275, d.i rurn 2 twn ti quatlly. thick coat• HOBIE CAT 18'
old. In my E CM home -Qulr• • Vf/lfY l*'IOna.tit. Altn 891-M01 for Interview. conv eotu, 2 tbte,daek 1 49&-7923 With trallef LIKE NEW FrT, M-F, 842_7329 II It.Ill nPtST Individual with front of· HA•l ll&IT Experienced only All 2 chra $525. 979--5385. I--• I la tnantl
MEED reaponaible per.on B~ard crwecs :l••tlc p~-=·+ t~l!',You.t~~ ~pr~==al :::-: .... , PUT ahl~~~ .rol:~Jlpt. ~·~~~NI ·~~~~ ~.f_!~~t12.; ... ca I MSS ~~ ~~1 ~o :•O:: 1~ ~:"~ ~N ~or~~.,:,'::, dull•• ·~nowledg• of = ;:: 11;.1 :~': eoa~ ~~ 9i2828 223 Merine, 811t>oe 1a1anc1 train S-mgr et 2 t002 B;d;;, s:f. $495. Ceii j woulCi Ake lo Mi CObWid HOBIE SUPER lklYI 18'
hm ~..-.'d. Cell M-rew1tdlng wort< In omc. word ptooealng MlpM Lovely otttce1, medl· w•-•u Pectflc Cout Hwy, H8 (7 t4)133-9097 DRUMS. complete wtth w/treller. box extr•,
. ._.. -• and operating faelllty. Salary comm •1•xr>« ••-llT• •• _... trap c•M $100 Call good cond. 117&-obO. Pit Mon-Fr1 &80-8999 Wor11 4 da"" paid for 5 Call 831-0t49 ~IM/d~PtMal pkg Apply FuH-tlme, Part-lime. .,.i15 ANTIQUES-MUST SELL 557•1957 or 546-tS72 "3 5353 a.....-~a..t-11 ,-.,., -Sllll ...... Grinder Rettaurant N•"" .....,.t ...__ eofa -un 31 OIY9; no WMk-endl °' IDT. SlllnUY JOLLY ROGER INC Wonc tor 'TAXI'S 8obby11 53&-1884 21002 PCH • .o.v•'le ...... In lnline .,-. & .2.:sn""toti"'t ~wood alu a. A....au lllander 30' MKll, or""9
il!HiliOUM§iltkiiiEEillP111E .. R.-"'ii:;;::....,c;:.....,.;;, night• Selary c:om· exp lndMdual wtth good 110"'1 Giiiett• A~ Hott .. t new product. Our Huntington 8ch "s3'0o ~ saoo No oollect· eof~ and m«'7788-2918 r " • .... •-t equipped. w•ll matn-
N B . .,. ... Englllh epeak· menMtat• wl •X!*lenoe. EngUltl end tetec>hone lrvtne. CA 92714 peep .. .,.. making It !Mgt Ing 3_.. hOurl • day .. ~ telned. Newport allp.
Inn. Experience In all Send Reaume to Box #8, lklll•. ltrong typing a 250-0331 Call nowll 873-1520 ..... 1 9531 M~di thl'\I Friday •ft•~ IUITWIL UI. Tll 1U3 cRlcktRIHd,.. i In. $23,500. 846-2787 . .• Clo Deity PllOt, PO Box ...... .. .. ... ....... ph .... of l\ouMkeeplng. lS60 Coste Meu 92826 Shorthand .... p,u •. """"'' RECEPTIONIST •ll'TUS In ••IYlll* noon. 1turday and Sun-With 8 cane bec:ik c:uahlOn Grand. Raetored to orig. 1 -l• LIAlll
lnci eooltlng $1200/mo · · In perton with rnume to Outgoing perion, tor Demonatrat• toya 1 glfta Major reprographlca & day morning. Call ct1r1S300/obo, 759--9261 A rare lhOWPleCef Muat '--• OOND
Reeume to E. Berget. 1870 Mr Fuent .. et Robert hMvy phonM & mlll. now to Dec, l'IOme party eupply co., ,_1ng drlv· 842-4333, aak tor Kirk ... to apc>reclatel Value EXCELLENT
Santa Ana Ave. II• A. Cltrical/Offk t 5400 8eln, Wllllem Froet & A.. Typing 55 wpm. Mon·Frl plan. no QOll, del or Inv. er1, M/F encouraged. lr~t ltllf I' UI... 0~ $25,000 wUI "" S22001080, S57-o442
Costa M ... 92827 lllT SllW IOCl•t•. 1401 Quall St.. 8~5. beneml ,,.., ll"Me ldMl lor HOMEMAKERS. FfT hrt. Co. benefits. Pllef . 11M 141...... $15,000 obo. Pvt P1y LIDO 14 with traller. >Om
'so Temp full-time poeltlOn, Newport 8Mch, CA 92&80 Auto Centre. 788-8011 tree kit. euppllet. & lrtln. PIHH bring curren1 330 . Bay St. COmer Unl1 a.eta w/table 854-2249 cond. Garaged, fully THCMn 4 good tyi>lng aklll• 1 mu1t, F" typist needed lor amall Karen car & phone neoaeaary. OMV. Apply at 2:M Flaher Coste M .... CA 92828 S75. Working ct...ic Pin-Grend Plano, 5'2" Kawai equipped w/Ot:IWI, 191
Pll--. &1• general office, .,c. Call Nwpl 1ppralH I 1hop RECEPTIOllST HOUSE OF LLOYD Av. C.M. Btwn 8-5 wtcdays Ball mllCtllne S250. Clll Grand -NMtty new -Mu11 r .... otter. 875-eee 1
Afternoon•. 5 Deya Susie 9·12, 873-9360 ~•~P· -;rih help~~u~ •• ~11: 114-978-1313X-1017 Apt Manager Cpte w/exp PUI am 111 llSllT atter Spm 875-e640 ucrlllee • Pleae call Ludere 18, rHtored
847·5284 H.B . .,.. bk ..... 852 8221 _ lmmed opening It ad · 1...,. TW tor t>Mutltul 30 Unit Gar· Live w/lamlly. Wiii prO\l\de OlnlAA rm teble & 4 chalrl, (714)384-2008 ctaale. 28' Loa. fig hull, ... llEE--&/P A/R png. """' • ..... agency. Bu•~ phonH . -·. den Aptl, CM. s.i•rv •kl pathl, aklt. transpo. ""' 11bern1ckl• me et. ,1.J _,_ ~ 1"5n t The Los Angelea Tlmea -• R & t>oa d & allowance all wood, 48". W/IMf GulbranMrt thMlr• chrch ... ".-1 Perm part time M-F, 8-1 f /Tap /T OLEllO&L Typing •klll• /wpm. rt c 1 r cu I a II 0 n T •I•. +Bonul+Apt. No pet• m r 60", Dark walnut S 115. organ. 2 manl, full pedal1. aplnaker. genoe. ~ Malallttat " 91 00 Coat• Meu. 546-8, 10 IF INTERESTED CALL olc •PPHr•nc•. Call mlfk.,llVI Program hU 642-49l4 Wkdyl 1~ ~~ ~~cjh~4 ~ 8c;~1 ~·; Perfect apt alz• 644-8817 wtnt cab, Laelle apkr, OB~~::-1 752•2514
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Tired l~.~·~ a OLEllOAL/llSIUICE WICKES FURNITURE llOEmtllST : o:~rr;:;, =:~ ~~~~~~5 (80l)649-660e Oen(Klm °$~~. !:~t~bi.t= Klmblll ConlOle Plano, 11,.,-,.-.. -=-:/=lkf~ .. =---.. --
Loan Rep R.E ucreq'd Int clalmeotc haaopenlng lllLFlllAY lmrnedlateFuH-tlmeopen· people. It you went to posilloneforServlcaSt•-Part lime dining chalra 135/4, 11199. Lowrey Coneole 7111
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tlekl + Trllnlnn. Call tor Clerk Gr .. t llartlng pos '""""' plNSanl teleptione voloe, commlnlon '°' NCh Ille panv an 3pm 846-5780 S 15/~ am/Im stereo oond Mu11 ..,, 676-1857 JET SKI an appt n0-eoe1 Chuck w/oppty tor edvance-ph on• P• r •on a I It~, c:ompuler Input. wllllng to Ind quallfy tor our at· ~., NO SELLING I 2 Cleftc• walnut cab S 115. o1i l<AWASKJ 440
ment. Exll beneftta. New lmrned ~Ing 573 trai n Apply M ·F trktlvebenefltepackage •AUIMl&DS needed to ~lfy tale-pilntlnge 110·1250 ... IJTZllSPlllT GOODCONO ... lcal/Dntal Sil! otc: Slleryto SrOOC)lmo U>th St. M 9·30-230. 201 E Sand wtlletl lnctUOM medlCal ·••Pii..uas phone Of'd.,. HOUfl)'. 739'-78t8Peula. PECAN,W/BENCH.1.IKE S1100.&42'-2t1&
ORT-•• •-s Call mgr at 474-8217 Lf•u •••n••y Pointe. St• 340. sent• covetage than talk to us u-•• .,. -s Houre 5·30pm·9 OOpm. NEW s750 848-32"
-----Ana 545-5333 loday. FOi' an Interview • ---Set 91>0am-1 ()()pm For nu~ 1111' llU . . . IU,./Detb/lttute_ -
AH lhltt1 evlllable Sml IUllOAL P/T TUllU lj55 Frwy a MaeAnhur Blvd call 714-540--0301 Register now tor lhort and Interview call Irene •ft• F 11 t l;;ltt ~ TIU Conv Hosp near OC Metrlll l~ Realty Treln· EJCcetlent opportunity tor In Hutton Cent•) long tenn ,lob• nur O.C 5 30pm 642·5678 urn ure or every room. 1--iiiiiiii1i'--Falrgrd1 Call 549-Joe 1 Ing Centet In Huntington pereon with atrong WO<d --IUl man uus airport Mu.t be deJ*l· Call Judy 841-3908 N~ MOUNT I IHW ...
btwn 9am-5pm Beach Nek1 a generel of-I processing & 0<g1ntza· 1 Rec:eptlonlat/S.er'ty for Need a ctlange? Jul1 lt&n· dable w/good referenoae Piil .-rlll l(INQ bed $85. Cotf• Bl.KE;f ~1 $250 tw"5' -pwrt11 Orest locf
.EIT'L 'SSIST'IT flee person to wont a tlonll skills 10 work tor NB rHltor/developer Ing out? Went to become TAC Tempor91YSetvtcae nOllfOAI table & 2 and tablae. W-2;3-IUA..2522 $9400 876-0740-0eys
total of 30 Hrs/Wk. smelt pr•tlgloua New-1 Cannery VIilage Rell~ aoooeulul? a.fore you 4500Campua#124 Local P•t Contr04 Com-bl•cll. modern S250. _____ ........-___ _
Caring Ped<> olfloe Melllng 7 30•m-1·30pm 2 weekl port Beech l •w Firm I ' 873-3771 I do anything clll Eldon at 852-9424 pany need• route tech-Gr .. t Cond M&-6306 PEUGEOT PV-10 s!~~5~~!~'is·
outgoing, a1er1 a telented I a montn Salery SS/Hr Contact Jean 644-9190, ifiinlllll/IEITW 759-4830 and ftnd outlll nlcan, -tr1ln. Clll Mr. MOVINGI Bdrm Mt• 11 V1tu1 frame, Wetnmenn Call 842~
1u111ant, w1tr11n non Flexible houra the re---llUTWUTlll 0111 RlmS Taytor. between a-12 11 ..... 11d 1 -~· ... /lo • t>ra.k•. i yr old. good RDA. n-amk Newport melndef of lhe month. lfl lfC • P/T Full time LMrn property 971MSQ21 "'' 1 • ....,....., 119 ... t. c9"(I $400 837-7918 9'-5pm, Mon-Fri. c.n1., 644-ot11 Call Deb (714)669-9077 1Positlon avell, tor tn ofc: In mgmt apt rental bull-IUL IST&n OpenlngaNowAvallable Jampe, cnllrs. end tble. • • .,_ 1~~-------·
-------Skin Care Cllnlc Apply In neu Herd work ing Earn extra cash fOf cse... PIMOT din rm w/hulctl, dinette ~rtlat ltMa IMS l lac. Trau,.rtatiell I ~~ tJ:~s~.h:f8mece1. ~:;:~k1~·~~hnpu:1~0 ~-· ~v:zJ~~H~~TI~~~~~ SIPlltmllUT :~id.:"~~ t=·, Ti: M t toR stringing Ua-Ca ilJ t n /Tulltn .••• ••• e ee •• •••• ee •••••••• EJCperlence ptefd. Some liiil V V VALLEY INDEPENDENT Reports to con1truc1lon very Reason 1 ble I Chine. rndl 0, xlnt/r• 1114 • • IFO CUll·P/T Seturdey work n.... d ........... N mgr , rHpon1lble tor 8~174 turbllhed. S395 OBO. Call 1----------• I \I< I I I< • 1 t • f •1 1 IC I I 'I I ' • ..,..,.Jver 1 •Y 1 ....... o supervising land dev Dwain. art &pm. 722..0473 1979 Apollo 33' ClaM A
I Typing and 10-tley req TSL lllT 142· 1101 collectlng. no eollclllng. cons I prof, lnvolvtng Oak well unit S 150. Dinette Motor HorM. 331< ml. 440 • i\,l 1 : lh 20 houra ~.Apply ••••n••y Retell Mu11 hive d~d1ble grading, ....... 1torm Mt s 150. Petlo furniture In , lttrtt, llMtrtalet Dodoe eng. auto. fully
: l T AN :-\ (; ·~ H • KIRK JEWELERS ---SIOIAl. mis car. truck or 111t1on dreln, water, concrete. $200. Cell 751~e .... equlp1, deluxe Int. CNIM,
2300 Harbor Blvd, CM For Nwpt 8ch Law Flrm Sll ..... EIY wagon end lllaurance pavlnn & ulllltlea, ~ pi e. p/b, ..__.,,.,, j--'-a, 2 e e -Varied reepon Gd lkllle ,... Cell 842-1444, uk tor ··• """"' 0 -BEO S15. headbOard KloH SW ScrHn TV _,,,.. ··• .....
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req. Call Jo at 844-1512 Expansion ot our CdM JoAnne Creney knowldedg ot 9Checlullng s10. gold demult love w/tuner New S3500, Sell roof a/c unite. 8.5t<W I ,P-T perm 10-2·30. M-F __ area store. ha1 creeled & OC requirement•. 6-10 seal $15, kite tble 3 en,.., $1500. Call 497.,.654 Onan gen, llland bed,
• '•·1•t 11 1 .. , 111.111.1:!1 1111•11t p 11•tl11111' • Newpon Si les oNlce of IEOlnUY-F/T openings tor FIT. Prr, CASHI ER Full time, yr1 exp mandltory. com-wnt oak S50. end lbl wti1 5Ba. bet. kltc:h w/mk:ro •
• • 111 dilld11 , ii. 11111, 1 1,. " I I : Nellonal Cori> w/plush For busy friendly marine salesperaons Mu1t be mature per eon wlll treln pen11tlon pkg highly oak S 15, 24 1-9590, M-F, Garatt hi" central vae, awl"lng, Midi
surroundtnga. seelttng re-co Lots of phone 11 & outgoing & 1mag1netlve Apply In per1IOl'I Mervk competlve. no phone 5·30-9. w1tnd1 1rt 9 -llr•. Mu1t be...., to be
• "111II\,ti1·.f , 11 ~. ""'' d ti• "1.1, .111d • sponslble. energetic. word procettlng nee Retell el(per helpful. Well Elee1rontca. 1870 Harbor call1. Reeumae to: Santi ROOMEY CHEST 01 Draw· C..ta lt11 1124 appreciated I S38,000
•• :,!u.d .. , ,. 111.·,f \1,1.i 1, ,11,1, 11111,1 , 11 1111 •. -1111roomea person 10 63l-8480 train. Flex echedule1 Blvd C M Margarlla Co. Attn: Con-080497-2221/4i4-4111 ""·--111 F d t JI 11 1tructl0n Mgr 22082 .>.A era & Outdoor Bar-8-REFRIGERATOR, Searl I-.,..-=-:=--.,-,=--==-=~=-
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• l«·li.iltl• "lnil• ,,.t111 1.,.1,.1 e expnec 833-2320 Statle>n4n 863-1200 ltTIEl'llllllO S1n11 Margulta, CA SOFA·PLAI08FT with lee m1ker Sf85. Tr~Mlr.gd=·~bdt • • _ lmmed opening In •d I I.IT·•• 92888 VERY GD S90 Kenmore mlcrowev•, .!..~ ... ,.,:. 72,..7 111 •1 111 ur •• 1 .. • • 1 .. 11.1 PAYROLL egencycrHllvedept Ac-IOllU SALES P/T LG COMFIE CHAIR NEW 11rg• t lze. nHr new .....-u~ --'
• • eure1e typing 1kllla 50--60 IUnlque boutique need• 11 f\()'joj taking ~tlon• S80 2l3-592-5928 $185 Set 1983 N!Men M ILEY Tendum Axel
: \\ • 11111 1 •''•fl, 111 111111•·'"' 1 ..... : CLERK wpm, good grammar. personet>Je. enthu .... tlc for 1 full time cuhlef P/T lllPlTll MIYll rlm1, 4 IUQ •• tltl 200 Hort111 Trailer, exoellent • ··It•· 11,, 1i11t111:: 1•;11.i , 1, ,1t 1.,11 • ,111,1 • spelling & proof reading ..,..lady. ACIJttehedule. I Mull ':i~~i. to take ~r-Needed to deflver tMI •bctlluttu IS SX/moet Datl4Jn1 $100. oond. new paint. tlrae,
• I I I I I I l I • lmmedlete openings tor skills WP ei1p a + wllt Ideal for col"--student sponi y, •nerge c 1ttee11 lor the Delly Pllot. ATC Honda 110, u 11 k ...... ""'•1• .... c. *"500
• 111 "•11 • 111"'11 ·1 111' "111 ·' 111 e entry level payroll/Ille 1reln Oebbte641..0111 ThePleuu~.lrvlne andfrlendlyMotl'tet'•I• 4Hrs on Frld•y arter-8•rcaloungetreclln«S50 1195842-5459 OBO PPM~5-
• ''"·'"' • f .. 11111-1•111!!1 1111 ,,tf,11 1 ,11111 • clerk Payroll experl~ Equel Oppt'y Employer 261..0S60 •growing company and noons. SS/Hr + gu •I· Bridge ctlallenger oom----------•---------
• 111,,1.11!!•' '""" 111,, • and 10-key helpful but I -ollera many benellte lowence Mull have r• puter. 1.2 °' 3 ptayera. Tr•••;;;•tita UTILITY TRAILER 20' • e wtll treln lndMdual with T ~ I l/T _. WJSISTMI Please epply et 225 E llable tranaportetlon llkenew$100 969-1852 _ _..._ _______ Flatbed. equipped to heul
• '""" 1., 1,,1•1111 111 •• ,,.1., • llmlted eJ.perlence 1nd j tc aca H •ll Part-tlmeforevenlnge5-9 l7thSt.Co1t1M... Contect LI•' ··Smith EVERYTHING mull .go; Llttif al 7111 care. etc. Exit c:ono e 1 J 1 IHI 1 1111 • desire to leern Apply In SSOS & 1 weekend day. Apply l lSPlTOIEI 642-4321 EJCI 275 Meclntoth XL computer 71 Fl ERGLASS Olnnhy, 540-5288
• llJI. - ' I' 11 ' • persoon 9AM-4PM n TIOlllOIAI at Wlnt1eor. Fine ledlea ,.,._ s ....... nd. To en-$2000/0BO, c:l••••c:•I ..• • OR ... GE co•sT PUBLISHl .. G co • Tt1E J LLY ROGER, INC . Apparel St()(e In COSle <O•v "'_,. ·-.... gull• S350/0BO Fii-goOCS condition, towing ... ...,. ... , • An A n '• 17042GllletteAve IOutalde. expd COL. gd Mesa, Harbor Shopping phonet. pertodlcllly lhru SERWEESTAT.fON che/ UHS HIF1' VCR eyeS125/0BO 760-9554 lcttttrt-1111 • 330WB St • Irvine.CA drlvlngrecordToppay,Center546-2622 outnlghlBacl'telor'sApt A NOAN UOO/OBO.Y•m•h• '81SEARAY22' 'n bXICow1Rona.m • · ay • 250-0331 ~ellt~ 513 w 19th St. ' salary Great !or COi-, EJCper~I A:ty ~n /:". MT 1X 4 track recorder Expfeu crullMlf, loaded, XL mot()(+extra motor
•• Costa Mesa. CA 9~ )26 : PrT2o.3ohriweek. tYPlnn osta 918 Plckupadureblebtcyc1e1or tege stu~enct 1~~~d7Y..()~h3l01e son er · · S350, Cannon T5035mm 270 hrs, mere eng, w/cues. 2-410 berrel•.
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poeslblllty of becoming BOOKS ON TAPE 841~804 Ilk•~. $1450 7,500ml, S500/ob0
lull time, clean & neet IP-729 F11ed Sl. CM llRl.sf 759--5004 759-9261
pearence. tor 1ppt IU 1121 I VESPA PZOOE 8200 ml 10-2pm. call Virgina or • 8x tO w/IOOl lhed, drip eys Alum net11ng boet. 14' w/2 • • Chris 722-7023 SHIPPING & Receiving & ten. S300 ? Me-4083 ntt11ng ehlltl a traller, Cini 2-tone pnt, chrome,
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Cashier E 0 E. 84.4-5070
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clerk.Mon-Frl,7·30-4.30, H ewellan P LUMERIA Jotlnllon 14hp, 1700 xlntoond.xtr ... mv11Mtl
.. 75 hr to etart Ben-Plante. 5 & 15 gallon aae. catl 842-9755 S 1350 obo 4~282 mag
ellta, near lrvlne Auto Flower1 In bloom CALL LASER SHELL. alngle men YAMAHA '79 750 Special
Centre 788-6011 Metil 64~45 rowtng boet, excellent Greet cond, t7.355 ml
T elemartletlng c o n d I I I o n S 1 1 0 0 $800/0BO
S ••• E" •OIS Jotin Wayne tennl• dub 873-2832 or 875-5887 759--92! 1 ., fem memberthlp S500,
lncltr1n1ferf .. 821-1503 Thr•8'ofnghys Settbelt-A•tt J.ada1im "ll
NOW AVAILABLE or 213-885-5211 Ing, unllnk•ble s 199 ObO
En91'getlc peoc>le ~ each 873-3830
to conduct • Metiletlng ~~W:Z~:.~h:~ -,-_--.. -,-,---7-1-SlUS I LWlll Study tor the Orange •-• Co111 Publlahl"" Co S300 Retrlg, Ilk• brand 1., ._.. -u -ALL •U .. ., new $250 631-9033 • -•-w-. NO Selling lnvOlved 40 H.P engine, lull COY9f, t llllU
Pleuant phone voice a ll•Afr1 ltt•Hf lfl' trill« .. 000 873-581 1 DOMESTIC & FOREIGN ~~~!c,n~ct!:ri'~ Mam~;1~~~~J8250 24. CMectart, v8• g.... J91201~1B11EA~~ B100Lvo
maller1, high school hull, deep V. cuddy cab, " • ...,.
eenlore. college atudenta -NEWPORT BEACH VHS head l'\lnl grMt hac--.-..,..-w.ni--/---& moonllghtertl Houri: Tennie Club Membefet'tlp . 1 'NB d ' na t .,. C"
Mondey-Frlday 5:30pm $750 THIS WEEl<l I Pey ;!=::,/otter a.2:~ck. P1rt1 H U
to 9 9opm, Saturday Transfer. 875-3208 PllF o•• caE 24' Fl YBRtDGE. fiber , an AR • 9·00am to f:OOpm Siert Perfect tor apl froetlree form, sleeps 5, many ax-POL~H ONCE • Y""'"R et S4 00/hour plus ol f i.. s 50 F " """' bonuses Prlvete deak & 1yr d r..., 2 rig· tru. with trallere, Work uer Don 754-4359
phOne. C:Huel attire. ldelra 16 cu rt upright Irv S 12,000 (714) 539-8024
S75 Apt tl elec dryr. 4 WL I Drl /J Home worker• welcome. plugs Into 110 Onai llPf 28' SEA RAY Sundenc.r w•H " ~~ _ For llltervtew call Mary sofa 175 obo 87,_.203 1979, NEW ENGINE Ha
11ter 5 30 Mon ·Fri or Electronlca. lmmaeulete
9.3 Sat. II 842-5678. POWER EDGER s 100, prloed to NII, aak for Otck ... "° ......
power m~ S50. PWf d-250-8511, •548-8489 11• 11wn vec:uom 165. wUh-er/dry s t45 .. 846-5848 '81 s..tav 28' EJCpr... FAOTllY UUTI 842-4114 11mwani
FULL TIME wlll trlln SHIP· llft na
PI NG & RECEIVING Mull be ac:uba certified
App ly I n p e rson Wiii train 873-3830
MAAVAC Electronic•.
1870 HarbOr 01 C M ••reka .. lH
HELPt • FLOWER SHOP §iliucet Al I
Salee/Delivery, exp req I llY ·-••-• pen time, flexible hra _......_.
cen 8 30-ec>m. 640-2379 LIS tll-11H
Openin&• Now Available
CAR ROUTES
Earn· Extra Ca•h
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HUNTINGTON BEACH
FOUNTAIN VALLEY
INDEPENDENT
TEA SERVICE-SILVER ~~~/ tk.0;!,9:1 a~ eu. MUT
ENGLISH SHEFFIELD + slip & trtr 640-5078 Jttt.11 / .......
LARGE 8 ~. $376 2524 He.rbor Cotta M .. 97~5385 OTUT• M&T HYll l•l·IOU
YALE FORKLIFT 3 11'09 Thll t>eeutlf\11 24' South
mut 41< Iba cac> like Cout b~ l•unch , Tncb MU :;: ·=~ for qulcit ~~~ftr ~~ IOld.,!Y 1671 F-350. 151 ftatb;a. . ~ now '°' bay CNIM. .., • 4 apd, ee.500 ml. rtm 15500 obo. 84M223 Good .,,.,_, 1 owner
APPLE 11. BOSTON WHALER 13' 15850 <7 l 4>M2·57 l2
Grn mon, duo dr. 1 mag 25 HP Johneon motor DODGE ·77 "'• Ton long
ram. auper Mrlal c;ard, Cen1« ateertng, traller bed, equipped for tow,
tlpeed up card, S 1.000. lnci, l<lt cond, 12750 low mlJeaoe, Ilk• new
c:all OaYld 854-8745. Al l<lger oe~2el·S785 540-528e
HITACHI HM3719 ROB ........ 97s-1997 'II TIYITl TllU 111
Analog mon. 19", .31 O.P.. CHRIS CRAFT 23' 'A. 4WD, Xtre ~b. 4 eyt,
1024 x 800 r• 33.3 khi W/traller, tuna tower, aulo tren1. A.IC. mag
het. long '*' $1200 cell fighting ctlalr, VoN<> llo, wtii.JWlde tlr ... pwr dOOI'
Devtd 854-8754. seooG/obo, PON trade locka, pwr 1teer, am/Im
OAK COMPUTER DESK for carltNCk. MM130. 1tereo CIA, IHt wtll
58" tong x 28" hlgn GLS 12', 52 Elllnrude 35 Lio #3C06300
x 28" deep, w/llotl tor hp, recondllloMd, trl, 111,M
c:tiblae a paper feed. H S enchor. J•ck•t1. etc
evenlngM75-08M 1700 obo. ~
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FlAT '74 8pf(Mf, rune cord•. IH/purch .. e .
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11200 obo, 6"0--40l4.
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air, $700. Call 142-1G71
VOLVO '79 Wgn 4IPd 0 /0
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$5200 obo. 141-1114
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T050498 Unud SI .. ). fie SolAll.,.,, ~ lot .,.,, .... YOU AM .. D9AULT kif CMtl. °' c:Mck -a. et'9ll be gtven onty In the.,. County on J4Jtr 15, N:rmoue• 11•• ' lt-1
NOTICE °' Fronl E1111'8ra lo fie Old tne0t'r9CS ...... ol 1\9 •lfMI TICIOt nie lnluratl09 Company UNDlllADIDO.~. • ICtlbed below. peyeble 11 manner prewlded by.... -1Me ~ 9TAW hCTl'T10U• .... 1,1111 ....... Ul .. '9
TRUSTEE'S SALE ~ CoulthouM .,,._, llnd ofl9t common ot Calitom. DATID MMJltllY a .._ the time of .... In lewtul No b6d lhell be ooneldeled ,,,_ The flllo.eng perlOnLat9 um UAW
T S. NO. 8273899-051.C loc9led Jl'l llW 200 Block o4 ~· ti .,,,, lhown '711 Wllool G_.. Aw • UML.a• YOU TAKI AC-mon9Y' of ttle unit.CS Stat• uni..i1t 19 made on a form Publllhed OnnQe COM! dolnO ~ • TM follcMnO pet'IOM ..
YOU AJWi IN DEF'AlA..T • S.nll Ml Bhld. ""91n. Rosemead C.lllOmlll 91770 TM* TO PltOT9CT YOUR 0( America, without wll· turnllhed by the City of Dally Piiot .k.llY 21, 21, C0A0NA OR MAR KFC, dol.ng t>u1ln•11 n :
U'-CER A DEED Of TRUST (IOITMfty W.t 8111 & ) Sanla Seid Mia wilt be made, bu1 Altn· Teny 'enetVa H•GfleltrY, n lllAY • ranty expt ... or ~ M Huntington 8Mct1 and 11 AuguM 4.. 11, 116e 2131 E. COM! Hwy, Corona TEMESCAL 'JOINT WN-
OATED AUGUST 4, 1980 ,.,... CeHtomie .. "V"'I· t*le wil'lcU awenanc Of__..,, (818)307-7003 IO&.D AT A flUMJC IA&i.. to tltla, u•. PClllll1 1llil CK madelneccordancewlththa M21t dell .... c.lf. '*' TUR£. t2t Weet Wtlaoft
Ul'l.ESS YOU TAKE ACTION .,.,..,_. axW9lf9d IO and .. SW-or lmpMct, reoardino D#e. ~11. 11188 • YOU MUD M 1XPLA-encutnbr.ncea. 11 rigtrt, title prOWionl 0( the propoaal Nol ~ 20t10 Stt'Mt. !k* 204, eo.t9
TO PROTECT Y~ held by I under t.i Deed Ulla. pollWIOI, OI Aug 11 , 18, 25, 19e6 NAno. M TMI UTUM and Int.-now hiid by II tequlr.,._.,ta. _aaJC llJTIC( PCH~ ~ C41111, IQ295 ~ t2a7
PROPERTY, IT MAY BE TIVllinllleptOpeny•llUll!ed ~. IO ~Ille ~Colul&Oail'f Pdoe Ofl T ... flAOC•ICHH M9UCflTNlteeln-aftdtotN £aefl t>ldd« mutt ~ K•lh•rln• C a mpbell, J.H ~. 12t w .. t
SOU> AT A PU8UC SALE IF.,, -Counly _, SWe l#lllllld balanCll ol lM l'ICM(•) AQAINIT YOU, YOU lollowlngdWnbedpr°'*'Y llc•nMd and 1110 pr•· fl'ICTITIOUI .,..... 20135'Gllb9rt, ~ Coun-wn.on St,., &MM 200.
YOU NEED AN dlloibed •. MOJnld by Mid OMd ol Tni1t. "8JC NOTICE IHOUl.D CONTACT A 11tu1t«I In !he lfor.lild quellfled .. tequlred by law. J11Am 9TA.,_-, ty, Ctilf. 91351 Cotta ....... Callfotnl1 EXPUNATION Of THE Loi 10 ot TrKt No. 9483, In IO-Wll' $15,29t 2S •. ~WYO. MOnCa M County and 81111, to wit: TM City Counc:11 of the TM fo11owtnQ penona.,. ,,_ & .-... AoO-92927
NAT\JRE Of THE 1"9 City ol Co.la MeM.. County Fcludirtg • provldlld In NNS ._, TMlflU'a 1N..1 A SUBLEASEH<>l.O ES-City 0( Huntlng1on Beadl,. dolnG bu96naM 11 9rt90n. ,_. llroc*1r9a. P• Jecll R Oebnlyn, 12t
PROCH DING , NOA.INST Orlltlge, Slate ol Celolomia. notl(I), ~. It W'f, fl'ICTTT10UI .,._.. MO, ~ , TA TE IN ANO TO LOT 254 ..,..,.. the rtgtlt 01 retec1 fllY LOS ANGELE.8 COUNTY cMc P......._ c.lf. 80272 W. W1llof\ ~. 5"'8
YOU, YOU SHOIA.O • I* mao rrcor'*I in 8ook under 1M lennt ol lllCl OMd NAm ITAW On SEPTEMBER 01, Of TRACT NO 4224, IN or r1 bids. ESCORlS (LA C.E.), 3o40Q Lou111 & Ji.-Femelldm. 200. Colle ....... Callfomle
CONT M:.T A ~WYER. 239 P1IQll 22 llnd 23 ol ol Trull, .... dllrgM llnd The to11oW1ng ~.,. 1981, at. 10:00 A.M. al THE THE CITY Of NEWPORT By or09r of IN City Coun-IMne 202, N9wpof1 8eaCft, TUIC!n. Cllf. 937°' ta27
TICOR TITLE tNStAANCe M~ ~. In lhe ns--Ol lhll Tni1tee llnd ol doing t>uetnam M : REAR ENTRANCE LOBBY BEACH. COUNTY Of OR-ell of the City of Huntington Cellf. 929e0 Thie bUllMll It OOf\-~ bUl4MM I• con·
COMPANY Of C\UF'OANIA, olfic:e ol lhe Counly Aeootoet lhll INlll ~ l>y MIO Deed c' s INVESTMENTS 811 ON 5TH STREET OF CHI-ANGE. ST A TE OF CALI-&Mdl, C.iriornl• lM 2nd &mgton ~ 0.-OUC1.CS by. • v--• pert. dUcted by I 0--11 l*'I·
• c:orc>Onl1ion. lorlMr1y TITLE ol Mid County ol TNlll. Anton Boul•1tard Sult• CAGO TITLE INSURANa'. FORNIA, AS PER MAP RE· day ol JuM. 1911 .. and 1tth boUrM. 7380 ErNty LAM •J, rwtNp nerthlc>
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INSURANCE N<l TRUST E•CllPl"'Q II Oii. gm, The ben9ficwy under Mid 1400 Colla M4IM, Calf. COMPANY, LOCATED AT CORDED IN B00t< 157, day of M9Y: 1911 Oow!wy, Calf. ~42 Nol Ptwu:IW• J.H. Rldl9y
COWPANY m ........ h)'drocal1>onl Md Dead of Tf\191 r•~• 92t2S 501 N. MAIM STREET In the PAGES 1 TO 1' 80'fH IN-Aide .......... City Thia ~ 11 ~ Thia~ -filed Thia lltlMINftl -Med "
On Seplemt>er 2, 19811, • OI'* ll'WWl'W tubllanc:. in IHOJled llOd ~ lo llW Rlchtld A Curnutt. 18212 City~ SANTA ANA, County C l US I VE 0 F M I 8 • Ct.ft of .. CllJ .t .._... ouc:ted by. an ~ with \tie County c:.ti of Or-with the County c:.ti of Or·
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9 00 A.M . TICOO TITLE and Ullder Mid land trom a ~ a Wl'llletl Senta Cleta, Santa Ana, 0( ORANGE. Stal• of Call-CELLANEOUS MAPS, IN ...._ 8MOt1 En1ngton O. Oaboume ange County on .My 23. ange County on Juty 10,
INSUAANCE COWPANY Of deOlll of 500 IMI below llW O.C::..o0n of O.taull and Calif 92705 fornla, CALIFORNIA RE· THE OFFICE OF THE ~l>llehed 0r8"9' CoMt Thia atlt.,._.,t Wll ftlad 1tM 191&
CAUFOANIA. a corporm!IOO, 1ut'lroa ltweol. but WlflloulllW Demand lor Sall. and 1 wrinen RiC:N.rd p Simi 3e frMr· CONVEYANCE COMPANY, COUNTY RECOROEA OF Dally Pilot AuQU1t 11, 11, wftll the County c:.ti o1 Or-P'I~ "=
lot"*1y mu: INSURANCE right ol ""'-enlry, .. Nata°' Oelciulf llld EllcloOn aid 8•y ~n· e.acll • CallforNI Cotl>or•tlon, .. SAID COUNTY, CREATED 1aM .,. County on ,,,..., 29, P\lblllNd 0r-. COM! ~ Onnge
ANO 1AUST COMPANY,•,...,_, In Ille deed trom lo 5e1. The undrrsigned Ce.Hf 92&51 'duly appolnt•d TrultM 8 Y THAT CE RT A IN M256 19M o.llyP!kJt ~4. t1, 11, Deity P1'ot July 21 ti
dUly aoooonted TMI• uncllt MtdlMI 0. l(.y 91\d l/r11W1 .... ceuMd Mid Mola ol 0.... Thll l>ullnMa I• con· under tnal certain OMd of SUBLEASE DATED JANV. m .. 25. 11NMI AUQU914, 11, 1116&
and ~IO DMd ol Trvst K.y. ~tlenel and """· and Eladion IO Sell IO be dueled by • get*al J*f-Truel UK\11.CS by HOWARD ARY 10, 1983. EXECUTED Plll.tC M)llC( PubllrNd ~ Co.t M-243 M217
recorded Augull 7, 1980, w ~ ~ 23, 1988 in 8ook rec:oroed ;n !tie oounly.,,..,.. MtlhlP F MOWRY ANO MARIE V. 8Y THE IRVINE COMPANY, Delly Piiot AUQUlt 4, 11, 18, --------__ .,...,,.TIC(
Intl. No. -In 8ook 13692, 98e7 P1IQr 279, Olflc..i lhll IMI prooerty • locelld Rlc:Nltd P. Sime MOWRY, HUSBAND ANO A CORPORATION. AS sue-flCTmOUl llU ... 11 25. 191& _ _.:..'".=-:;;.;...~"".;;...;.;.;..;;.. __
Ptige 537. ol Ollie• Reoonls ~. TICOA TITLE INSl#\ANCE Thil atalemenl wu ftlad WIFE aa trurtOfl, tacord«I LESSOR, ANO BY MACCO MAim ITA,....,.,. M-221 --------
in llW olb ol Ille Councy TIUll0t' Alec SI ~ COMPANY Of CAUfORNIA. wl1tl IN County CWk of Or-on FEBRUARY 04, 19M, M CORPORATION, A NEVADA The followlng Pll'90nl.,.. --------Aeoorder ol Or9nQ9 County, The lllMI eddr111 llOd a ~IOf'I. lormer1y TITLE wige County on Jvfty 25, lnatrumantMo 29111n 8oolt CORPOR.ATIO N ANO dolngbualnMI .. : "8JC llJTlC( U.9TA~ M.Aim9TA~
Ctllllom4. WIU. SELL AT OI'* common dwigflllllOn, rt INSURAHC.E • N<J TRUST 191& 113 1, Page 222, 0( Offldll HARB 0 R INVESTMENT S f y L E , 1550 Bayt6d9 The 1o1oMr19 penona .,. The foloWln9 ~ .,.
PVBUC AUCTION TO any. ol Ille ,..., PfOC*1Y COWl'ANY,. Mid TMt•. n1an ~d• of ORANGE Coun-co ' A CORPORATION, AS Or1Ye Corona d9I Mii, Cellt. ftCTITIOUI .,_.. doing~-= ~~ .. Cl( AS
HtGHEST 8100ER FOR deaalbed abo1ie • purpotled By Tn.r.. EneM&. Pul>llehed Orange Coeal ty, Slat• of Callfomi.. under SU8LESSEE. RECORDED 9282S NAm ITAT'1191fT INVE8TOR'8 RESEARCH sJc1~~~8 21~!LM~ C~ 00 CASHIER'S lo be: 1103 Valley Cirde, TNllM Sall 0ttcer Delly Piiot Augult 4. 11, 1 •• lhe power of .... therein FE8RUARY 13, 1"3 IN LA Walt Entat~ Inc . The tollowlng per.one .,. SEAVUS, 4570 ~. DnV9 ~ 2tO ltW19 Calf
CtECf<, (~. hme olColl• ....... c... Tlle.AiAllC>meds.gn.llA 25.1"8 contalned,wtll ... atpubllc 800K6430,PAGE7290f c.Htomla.3100WertPadftc ~buelneea-&"'9 7. ~ Beadl. • • •
.... In lewkA mOt19Y of IM underl9*1 TNllM ~ Truat• or party oondUdWIQ JoA-262 auc:tlontOlhl~bldder OFF81SC,!!LuE:~f~"~=· Co111 Hl••y. Newport s 0 u T H p A w Calf. t2teO 12~~~"'" WllCk Ar-r-~~~~~~~~~~~~a~~~~fi~~~~~~~;;~~~~~~~~~~;~--1 su ~v -8Mdl.~~ ~T~~u.~1 a ~~.45~~~ ~215 1 SIGNED TO HOWARD F. Thie l>ullMll 11 con-a-St #eoH Sante .,.,._ put Sull• 7. N ... port .. ic:ne:,;, Df.'Nre Sutte 2tO ~==~ ~~~~~EANb dueled by I eori>otatlon callf.12l04 . eeaCh. c.M. t2eeo !MM Ca11f 12i15 '
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. Leland H Wl9f Gery Wllllem Brahl. 3301 ™• l>uelneM ... con· ™. l>uel I con
:f E·A": ~8NJ1~~~~ST Thia rtetement wu tlled s. a-St •eoH. Santa duc:Md 't:.lndMdUll ~ by 1 ~Ion
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CURRENTLY HEREWITH • '11._ ~wy en:; "1"11 County °" J4Jtr 25, Thia ~ 0: of~
TM total amount of the Publlltled Orenge eo.t Thie 1111ement .. flled 1tie wfftl IN~ .. , 25 un~ prlncjpal balance. Delly Pilot Auguet 4, 11, 11, wlUI the County a.tt ot OJ. n19N r.J: County on Juty '
lntereet theteon, tooet• 25, 1aee _,. County on J4if 24, Putllllhed Orlfl09 COii! ~ w1111 reuonably eatlmet«I M-237 191& Deity Piiot Augll9t 4-11, 11. ,._ 6 IC....., ..,
COit.. •xpeneM and ed· ...... 25 1911 --.,,...
Y9nCM et t11e 11me of the ~ TICE Pul>lleheO 0r COM! · w.241 tt11• 111 c .. e.r •
ttlal publlcallon of Ihle ~ Ml.JC NO o.lly Pilot AU(JWt enr 11 11 ..... ... IMM. c:.llf. ttoe~:r,~;·~~1 Cuh*-F'tCTmOUI muu.u 25, 19ee • • • MJC fl)TICE ~bllihed Orwige COMt
Chectte 0t c.tltled Ch«:tta .. ._ tTAT'lmMT ..,_22t HCTTT10UI .,_.. Deity Piiot AUQU9( 4 11 11,
payable 10 lh• TruatM The following P8t90ftl •• um ITA~ 25, 11NMI .,._,227•
proYlded propet ld9f\llll-~o~~N~APING rtaJC M>TICE TM foloW4nO ~ --1-------........ ,... ~lion la e"911abie • ~
From lntormttton wh~ ~:. -=::~~· 9ie~rt· ~ "°:&T BUILO:O MAIN-
l1141 Trull• dMml r .. fe.,.., B 111 T 1kr1 e 1 8 17 fl'ICTITIOUI ..,_.. TENANCE SEAV1CE. H 19 DEATH NOTICES
but lor which Trut1M male.. ' NAm ITATllmlff .t203 SMta no repr...,,llllon or ..,. Pondero.. StrMt. Corte The lollowlng l*'IOftl .,. S FlllMw • FLEENER
t.,,ty 1114111,_, eddr-(•) M9N. c.ltf 92828 .... .....__. AN. Cllf 9'2704 S LON A r"T ~u
Of other common ow:: ~!:, ~u::;~.,con-~e'LERDA'i~r·~ COM-29~7 :;= ,,';:;, age 85. ~.~~
netlon ol tlle above 8111 Takala PANY. 2900 • ltrlatol Stint• AM. Calf t270o4 August 8 l986, at h1I acrlbed property 11. 144 1 Thia etatemenl wu nled Street. CO.II ......_ Cellf . Thlt bUl4nMI 11 con-N port· .. ___ ._ _,
GALAXY DRIVE, NEWPORT with ,,... County Clettc oLOr· 92828 dueled by an lndMdUel ew ~· ·~-
BEACH. CA t2eeo ~ County on ,,,..., 25 Goal & AMOdat• lnC • J9'I A Slft.r dence Former PresJ.
Said property II b91ng 19 ' Calltomle 2900 "A" 19tt91ol This ltalement ... Ned d f M d IOld for Ille l>Uf'PC>M ot pey-maa Strel!t. co.ta ..._., Calf wltll tn. County CWk of Or· ent o eree e.
Ing ttie otlt!O•tlon• MCUred Published Orenge CoMt 92828 I eoge County on J4Jtr 25. Beru. Sales of North
by Mid o..cf ot TNlt lndud· 0 1.lty PllOI AUOIJll 4, 11, 11, Thie l>ullneet I• con· 198& Amenca. Lovtng hus-
lng I ... Ind ••P«l ... Ofllle 25 1988 ducted by· •COfPOr•tlon 'I~ band of Martha
Tru11 .. and of Sele · M-240 John J Kron. TNltM In Put>lllhed Orlf'9' co.I Fleener. father of na
O.t.CS JULY 17. 198&., E Bllllkruptey Deity Piie)( ~ 4, 11, 11, Ann "'ord, s~-pfa•._-C A LI F 0 R N I A ., • . Thia rtetement -fllec:I 25 19M r ' ""' 'L..,..
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CONVEYANCE COMPANY. P\&.IC M>TlCE with the County Clettl ot Or· . M-232 of Jean Shank. alto u Mid TruatM By Suz:artne ll'IQI County on J4if 25. .-a b 6 ..... ..A Kelly·Ex41C1.1tlW Vlee Preti-ftCTmOUI ........ 198e I SUl'VIVIC"l.J y &' ..... -
dent. AddrlA of TNllM N.,_ ITATlllllNT Pl1117'7 P\8JC M)TIC( children and-9 ~
9451 Corbin A¥'9nUe. North-T'l'I lollowlng pertOna.,. Publllll«I Orwige eo..1 grandchtld.ttn Ser-
l ridge. Calllornle 91321. doing bua1nM1 •· Delly Pllpl August 4 11 11, AC~.:-.. vices ID be held I.fl In-T e la p llon• No (111) O AANOETHORPE & 25 1aee I
701·2575 WESTERN LT0 ,5388--. M-251 NAmlTA~ dlallapoH1. Indiana
I Pul>llehed Orange Cout werd Rd • Coron• del Mer. The tollowtr'O ~ -p a c 1 f 1 c V I e w I ~= Pllol August 4. 11. 18. Ca~2&~5 RobWttot1: 531 Nil.IC NOllCE ~ ~C-OVPU1'EA Mortuary. Dtrectors
M 247 S..-d Rd , Corona del SERVICES 31tt-O Aitpof1 644-2700
Mar Ce.lit 92825 '1CTTT10UI .,.._.. Loop Ortve. Coeta M9M.1 ----.. -_-IC_W\_TlCE___ Thll bu1IM11 11 con· MAm ITA~ c.llt 92829 .------
_ __..;.r...;;.;;.-~...;."".....;..---dueled by 1 llmlted pw1nat· TM~ '**"" .,. 3-0 ~ Comput ...
ehlp doing buelnell • I c.momta. 318'-0 Altpcw1 MOTICI a.,,. H Robltlaon MONDO TRAVEL BUFFS, L009 OrM, Coeta ......
INvmMO INOI Thie rtellll'M!'ll wM fl6ed 4700 Teller Ave Sutt•• 100. Cellf 92829
C.C.•1 AND wltll lhe County CWk of Or-N9wPOf1 BMcll. Calf 9He0 Thie bUllMM le con•
C.C..... wige County on .My 25 TT 'I Tr ..... SeMow Inc Ouet«I by 1 corporatlOtl
NotlQe II~~ '1'19l lN& ' l~ted WI Calllomla. o.rr.it F ~
Meled bldl will be recetYed ,.,., ... 4700 Tetlar Aw • 100. ~ Thia 91alement -Ned
by Ille City of Hunllnglon Pul>llllMCI Orenge eo.at pon BMdl. Celli t29eO wttll the County CWk of Or·
Beach II IMC~" of~ Delly Pllol AUQUll 4 11 18, Thi• 1>utlnM• 11 con-eooe County on Juty 25. Cl1y Clerk 11 lty H-. ~ ' ' duc:1ed by e corporation 191&
Main SltMt, Huntlnglon 2&. lN& Iii 230 E. Shanahen PrwriOenl ,.,., ..
e.ac:tl, c.iHornle. until Ille -Thia 1tat.,,_t wee Ned Pub4leflld 0renga ~
llOuf ot 2 00 p"' on 9-4-M. ·-ec 11111\TICE wltll 11'9 Coun'Y °'8t'\ ot Or-Delly PllOI Auguat 4 11 II, 1aee. at wtllch tlrM tNy wlll r-nu enoe CWnty on J4if 25, 25 1aee
be opened publlcly and t99d 1918 . M-250
aloud In 1111 Council ACTmOUllU ... U ,,,_.1----------i Ch1ml>4M'I IOf .._.,.. Of ...,._ ITATOmWT Pub!Wled Or_,. COM! Act.......,adl1anMfY
A'°"9lt Paving, AMurf.c;-TM lolloWlnQ penona .,.. Delly Pt1o1 Augu91 4. 11, 11, -.y 10 NII~ m.rct\an-
lng, Conatrucrtlon and Land-dolnG ~ • 25 1911 di ... Ind II 1 .-yon your
acapln9 of !Mdlana on ~UIS£ COHNECTlOfl • ' M-231 wau.t, 100
Ad1m1 Av• bttw .. n OMllon Of M ... V•~ --------'-----------------, Magnoll9 Street Ind $ante Trevel, 2701 H.n>ot 8MI ,
AM AIYar 9rldge Co9t1 MaN.. c.111. 92'29 A Ml of P*lt. epeclfl-Jean Flllr. 11800 °'*U
ClllOM. ~ otMt 00Mrac1 Cir , Fount.in V"""Y. Cellf
docutNnll may be 00~ 91708
II Ille ~t ot Public Tiile bUrlnMr II con·
Wont•. 2000 Main Str .... dueled by en lndMdufll ~untlntton e..cm. Cell-~ Felt
tornll. upon 1'41C111PI ot e T,,_ llllernat\1 wu tllecS
nonterundabtl ... of 118 00 wllll ltle County Oer1t of Or·
bell bid If*' be rn4ld9 on ange County on ~ 25.
11141Proe>OMItonnll'ld11'1 lhe 1Me mennat ptewlded WI the con-,,, ...
1rect documents, Ind "'•" Publtehed Oranoe C0111R bt accompr nl•d t>y 1 o.tty ~ Augur! 4. 11, 11.
tfted or caefllat'r ~ 25. 1tae °' I bid bOtlO !Of "Cl ... M-23e
,.,., 1~ of the ""°""' ol --------
the bid. ~ pr;eble to lM NI.JC M)TlC( '~~:=in "-the performanot of th9 work fl'ICTmOUI .,_ ..
ll'ld ~~II. conform NAm tTAT1MIWT
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Of ... 0.-, .........
A leader for the opposition to a
$300 million expansion of t~e New-
port Center said the group's race to
coUcct enough signatures by Wednes-
day to place the issue on a special
election ballot will be a "photo
Strong effort
lllke Witt pitched etc_bt
ab11toat lnnl:,t! u tbe
Aneela com pl a eerlee
aweep of Seattle. Bl. ·
California
Analyst foresees short-
llved rise In gasoline
prlces./A4
Woman, 90, embarks on
hike up Mt. Whitney./ A4
Nation
Phone workers walk out
In 12 Western states./ A4
World
U.S. arms control experts
arrive In Moscow to make
preparations for summit
talks./A5
A retired Indian general
who led the assault on the
Sikh temple Is as-
sassinated./ A5
Sports
Pat Cash defeats old
friend John Fitzgerald to
win tennis tournament In
Newport Beach./81 ~
Steady rains force post-
ponement of the PGA
Championship golf tour-
nament. /8 1
Entertainme n t
Program about male be-
havior targed for female
audience on NBC's
"Today" show. /Bl
Business
Outlook for municipal
bonds after tax overhaul
Is bullish./ A7
INDEX .
Advice and Games
Bulletin Board
Business
Classified
Comics
Death Notices
Entertainment
Opinion
Police Log
Public Notices
Sports
Tetevtslon
Weather
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A3
A7-8
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A 10
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86
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A3
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81-5
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M ONDAY, AUGU T 11, 1986
finish."
Alan Beek, an organ12er of the
referendum group Gridlock. said
Sunday that they had_pthercd exactly
half the needed 4,500 signatures by
Saturday.
"It's $Oing to be a photo finish,"
Beek said. "We don't have a log of
how many petitions .re out. so we
have no idea bow close we are."
Gndlock is a coalition of com-
munity groups opposed the Newport
Beach C aty Council's r~ntly a~
proved expansion of the Irvine Co.'s
Newport Center.
The development includes plans
for office towers, residential tracts, a
community theater. restaurants and
more than -$40 million in road
improvements.
The council had constdered placing
the issue on the Nov. 4 general
clectaon ballot as a way to avoid a
Water refuge
A Oock of feathered fowl flnu tbe early mornlnC calm at
Cmta lleea'• Te WID.kle Park Ota tbelr bill. The water-
orlented commu.n.lty park &180 m.allea an lnYitlng refuge for
COMP.LE'f.E RACING COVERAGE
f
2S~
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special elcct1on, but abandoned the ballot.
idea last week after receiving a leaaJ &eek.acandidateforthecouncil in
opinion that. two elections might be November, aid the oounciJ'1 jul\iO-
beld on the issue; Suppo~n of the cation for approviq the cx~sion
pro1cct also lobbted heavily agamst was the inchllion of $40 million in
the idea. road improvements.
Beek confirmed at the time that -8 udl ( .. ___ ... ·
Gndlock would have likely con-ut m o tu" •u.u Lmprove-
tanued with 1u referendum dnvc af it mcn~s would only serve devel()pfl'.'ent
felt a council adopted ballot measure ou~oflheNewport Beach pro,Jeet,
was unfair. He said Sunday, however. be said. •
thatthcgroupstcpped up its signature "l don't thi.nk Pelican Road will
gathcnng efTon after the council help Corona del Mar," Beek said. ··or
voted against placing the issue on the the widenina of MacArlbur
people ~ to beat tbe •am.mer beat. Tiie fore ii et calla
for more ba.sj aanahtne tb:ia afternoon aloq the Oruafe
Cout. See A2.
Haircutters billed for playing radio·
SaIOii owner tak es some comfort in city
decision to charge society business fee
By TONY SAAVEDRA
OllMO.., .........
From now on. it'll cost more than a
song for two haJr salons 10 Costa
Mesa and Orange to pla> the radio
during work hours.
But the salons· apparent defeat to
royalty demands by the Amencan
Society of Composers, Authors and
Publishers ended on a high note
Thursday.
Co-owners Gary Taylor St raff and
Robert-Saavedra satd they will prob-
ably pay the $214 in annual royalties
demanded by ASCAP for the radio
music pla)ed over the loudspeakers
Jt the \alons.
However. A CAP wall have to fork
out as much as $200 a )ear for a Costa
~csa business license 10 order to
collect the royalties an that cny
The hairdressers were e nJ oy1ng a
sense of sweet revenge after they
fingerc.-d i\SC 4-P for conducting busi-
ness 10 Co ta Mc.-sa without the
proper permit.
"'lfl ha' c to pay. the} have to pay as
well." troff said. '"They're not walk-
mg away with my monc.-)'. Thc.-y have
to mec.-t the law too."
'"Basically, 4-SCAP will be payms
our money back to the Cit)'. That's
where I'd rather have 11 go," Saavedra
said
The)' also snatched to city officials
1n Orange that A CAP didn't have a
business license there. either How-
e .. er. code enforcement officers said
Thursday they hadn't )Ct re\lewed
whether Orange's busmess ordinance
applied to ASCAP
Officials at the A CAP head-
quarters 10 New York failed Thurs-
day to return two telephone calls b~
the Daily Pilot
The two Robert & Taylor salons
were notified b> i\ CAP early last
month that they would be charged
royalties for using the radio to
provide background music.
The fees arc collected by ASCAP
for its members under a littJe-known
1978 federal copynght law.
"I went to a meeting of saJon
owners in grcaterOranJe County and
no one ever heard of this." StrafT said.
.. It seems like (ASCAP)Just stumbled
on me and they arc usmg me as a
gumea pig."
Straff ext>larned reprcsentauvcs for
the orgaruzauon had gone to a
ne1ghbonng busmess and apparently
dropped in on hts Costa Mesa salon as
an afterthought.
"'They're makmg enough mone)
offthe big hotels and bars. For a small
salon whose No. 1 mcome 1s not
music, this is garbage," he said.
Saavedra questioned whether
(Pleue eee SAL01'/A2)
(Boulevard). 1 think MICAnhur it aoina to be one bia partina lot.··
Beek, wbo saad be and Councilman
John Cox bavea runnina bin.le totDI.
took exocpuon to Co1's remarks 1-t
week that votets mi&bt not have "t.be
knowled9e or expertise to reach an
1nfonned deci11on" on the C~lJ&OSion
plan.
The referendum proPonenu hope
to ptber enough signatures by T~
day night for a Wednesday deadline
at C aty Hall.
Hustler
owner
taken to
hospital
Flynt unconscious on
arrival, but condition
now reported stable
By A VI ARDl'M'I
LOS ANGELES -Parapalepc
publishcr Lany Aynt, wh~Husdcr
mapzme lost a S2 million hbel
verdict to rival Penthouse last week,
was admined to a hospital Sunday 1n
critical condition. officials said.
About five hours after Flynt was
admitted to Cedan-Sina1 Medical
Center. A ynt's condition was up-
araded from cnucal lo scnous but
st.able. said hospital spokesman Ron
Wisc.
Flynt, 43. regained consciousness
and improved steadily throughout
the evcnin" Wise sa1d.
Wisc said he dld not know the cause of Aynt's illness.
"It does not appear to be a heart
attack. nor does 11 appear to be an
accident," Wi~ wd. He said he
oouJd not confirm 1f 11 was drug-
rclated. -
Aynt, tbd'a~offour, Jives ta Los
Aflldes,
Last week. Aynt suycd away from
a three-day triaJ 10 Concord, N.H .•
during which Hustler lost a $2 million
li bel verdJct to Penthouse executive
Kathy Keeton.
Her case had been reinstated by the
U.S. Supreme Coon in 1984. Oral
arguments before the court 10 NO-
vembcr 1983 were mtcrrupted when
Flynt shouted obscenities at the
1us11ccs. Flynt. who was removed
from the court an his gold-plated
wheclcha1r. served five months to
pnson for contempt.
Central in Ms. Keeton·s case were a
full-page Hustler cartoon that sug-
gested she had contacted gonorrhea
from Penthouse publisher Bob Gu-
c1onne, with whom she lives. and a
~nterforld p1ctonal of a nude model
-not Ms. Keeton -that earned the
headline .. Kathy Keeton -who says
you're over the hall at sw·
Flynt has been as synonymous with
controversy as his sexua"y· exphc11
magazme The publisher. who be·
came a paraplegic dunng a 1978
assass1na11on attempt 1n Law-
renccv1lle. Ga .. made a short-lived
1984 Republican bad for the p~s•-
(Pleue eee HUSTLER/ A2)
Segerstrom advises
grads: Be dreamers
BB man forms unit
for ex-churchgoers
By PAUL ARCHIPLEY
OlhO.., .........
Proy1d10g clues to his own success.
Henry T. Scgerstrom shared 40 )'ear'i
of expcnence Wlth 330 college gradu·
ates Sunday at commencement C\·
erc1scs in lmne.
Scgerstrom, managing partner of(
J. Scgerstrom &. Sons. delivered the
commencement address to graduate
of the Southern California D1 v1sion
of the University of Phoenl\. located
in Costa Mesa.
Seierstrom told tlte graduates aod
1.800 family members and fnends at
the lrvme Mamou he was impa:ssed
w11h the pcrscvercnce of the univer-
'ill) students.
The un1vers11y. wllh caTnpuscs 1n
seven maJor c111es 10 the West and
South"'est. caters to working adults
who want to further their education.
"Mo t of you arc already graduates
of the school of hard knocks."
gcrstrom said.
He told them they would continue
(Ple&8e .ee SEOERSTROM/ A2)
o..r .... .-...~~ .....
Henry T. Seeentrom
.sen. Bergeson p lays active
role during her 1st session
GOP whip h as built long political car eer
~n taking care of needs of constituency
If there 1s ahy truth to thr adaft'
"the squeaky wh~I gc11 the grea~,' 11
can be found 10 the offic~ of natt'
Sen. Manan Bergeson
Ever .. ttuncd to her const1turnt ·
concerns, lkrgcson ha~ hu1l1 n suc·
ccssful Poht1cal cam::r \panning mol't'
than two decade, on the Ornngr C oa'-t
by focu!.ina on local 1 ut'
SC'rae on hcgan her poht1cal career
ltx•u 1n1 on educational 1s'iues., 1n-
dud1na 11 )ean on the Newpon-
Mcu Unified hool DI tnct Soard
of Education
"he fiMt went to cramento 1n
I q1R a, a'i~mblywoman for the 74th
01 tnct and mo'-'ed to the Stnate
chamber of the 141 laturc 1n 1984 to
Flr•t of two part•
reprncnt the .37th Otstnct
Toda)' Bcrgt' on JOIO her col-
lcaauc 1n the fin 1 da)s of her first
se ion as ~nator Dunna r«e s last
wed .. she talked with the Pilot .shout
the fint half of her four-}ear term
Her efl'on4' in the ~nate ha"e
included unna fund" for cleanup
of NewPon Beach' &di; Ba) sup-
Pott1na Orange < o.t,t c111es' oppo,1-
By tile Anocfated Pre11
Ots11lus1oncd Chnst1ans overcome
with guilt and remorse after dropping
away from the flock are aettmg help at
kicking the rehgious habit through a
self-help group of ex-churchgoers.
Chip Stinnett. 34. of Huntmgton
Bc-ach who recently started an Orange
County chapter of Fundamentalists
Anonymous. said that rather than
drugs or alcohol. Chnstaanity was h1i.
crutch. It cased has anxiety and made
his problems go away.
But his Assemblies of God church
PAUL
ARCHIPUY
FOCUS ON THE NEWS
uon to offshore 011 dnlhna. and
procunng budaet 1llocat1ons for a
child care f1e1h1 at OTilnge Coast
College and a ph)'\1cal sciences bu1ld-
1ng at UC lrvme
She introduced 4Q bill\ dunna her
fi1't \-car and \6 bills tht ~car.
ranging from 1 proposal to rev1~
teacherc~cntiahna ~u1rements to
(Plea.ee eee BERO&SOl'f/ A2)
wa~ too stem an 11s doctnne. v1ew1ng.
hfe 10 term of black and wtute
ttnnett said It's a s1mphsuc view of
reaht> that leaves no room for
amb1gutt) or doubt.~e said
unnett said fundamentalists ma ..
be overcome with guilt and remorse 1f
they have doubts about their bChcfs.
and to get nd of such feelings, .c11-
fundamentahsts can use help from
others who have walked the '8me
path.
Trad111onally, fundamcnt.th\t
(PJeue Ke ORO UP/ A2)
Woman'sbody
washes ashore
at Bolsa Chica
Authon11es have bctn unable I\)
1dcnt1f) a woman whose bod)' wa hed
ashon: near Bolsa Chica tatc Be
Saturday n1&ht afler she apparent!~
drowned 1n the surf JUSt after ~unttt
The woma.n·s body was found b) a
pl.SSCrby around 9 p m Collen
Elhl\lburgh of the county coroner'
offioc s1ud. He w.td p"'hmlnary
studies 1nd1catcd she probably
drowned around 8 p.m .
he was ~bed as a caucasa.an.
between 37 and 42 yea.rs old. S feet 9
inches tall. wc11Juna 12 pounch.
with blue c)-es and auburn hair ht
(Pim.~ DROWNlftCl/A2)
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Miu Newport
Ml• Newport Beach 1986 Martha Rqen .. .-on a happy
moment after belaa crowned MIM· Newport Beacb. More
than 300 attended die pacea.nt held at the Bal~ Yacht Cl ab
Friday n'-ht. Rqen wu .elected from unoai 10 Onalt.t..
Monica C-ontrera wu flnt nmner-ap and Carolyn Sno~
aecond runner-ap. Conteetanta are 18-26 yean old and
muat Jive or work ln Newport Beach. T he paceant 19 ,
•ponaored annually by the Newport ~bor Jaycees.
HB city taking over
part of state beach
By G. JEANETTE A VENT
Oallf f'llol C6n .. poftMfll •
lkg1nnsng in <>llo~i:r lht: lll) of
Huntington Bca<.:h v.tll take over a
rortmn ol Bot'"< h1u1 ~tatl.' lkal h a'
pan 111 11\ long-range rede .. elopmcnt
plan'>
l he <.at) < •Hinc1l appro .. cd an
agreement v.1th the '>late last v.eck
that gi ve\ the rnntrol of 2 1 mile\ 111
beach 1mmed1ateh n11nh ol the ut'
pier le>r the nc:'l.l 2(1 \C:ar\ wt1h .1n
.utd1t111nal 211 ~i:ar upt1un
\ C1l\·Of)l0 rall'd tx·J h be1v.ccn
the pier Jnd tht• "-l'\l Ut) limit~ would
he bcncfit 1al t11.1ll panic<> ··al cording
to d \tall rc:port whm111cd to council
mcmhcr'>
F-or the: ul\ 11 nit·an' add111onal
parking I au Iii it·, l11r rednelupmc:nt
proJt'll\ 1ndud111g a nev. hold.
P1cr.,1dt· V1llill;(r and rl'\Orl hu<.1-
ne'i\C\
Plan\ tall for a narllalh ~uhmergl•d
parking '>lrUlttJrl' to tx· hu1ll on
l'\l\ttnit <1\phalt • .uc:,1' anJ not on the
..and. said rcdevelopm<.'nt oflic1al
Make Adams.
For the state, at will mean that the
l it) will take over the burden of
maintaining and patrolling the beach
~h1ch eJttends from the pier to about
a mile north of Golden West Street.
Operallngcosts are e'l.pectcd to run
SI 65.000 each year but 1l will be
offset b) concession revenues and
other source~. ~1d Melvin M.
Bowman. the cit) ·s director of com·
munlly services in a report. The
council allocated $47.200 to cover
personnel and operating costs tor the
rcmrunder of the fiscal year.
( ounc1lwoman Ruth Baile) \aid
\he ra .. ors the agreement "It woulJ
tcrtainl) 1mpro"c the bca<.:h in thut
area People think 1t\ our., an)wa) ...
( it) crC'w'> could du a bctter Joh ol
~reping ll tlc:an and t1d) '>he '>aid
Howevrr. Mayor Bob Mand1t wa-.
lcssenthus1ast1( t k votl'd again\t 1hc
tt"">Olut1on. bcc.au'>c "I don't want tht
addt11onal e'pen<>e It'll ta~e money
from local c1t11en'> "
44-foet
cabin ..
CFttiser
beached
A 44-foot cabin cruiser remained
stranded on a south county beach
Sunday after ~pealed efforts to free
the craf\ failed.
The pleasure boat Fathom washed
up on Dana Strand Beach at about
12:30 a.m. Sunday after the pilot fell
asleep, said Orange County Sherill's
Lt. Ru s Elsner.
Th~ pilot and his passenger, who
were not identified, were en roule
from Newpon Beach to Dana Point
whcnlbe accident occurred.
Neither was in~ured. but the boai
su tained an esumated SI 0.000 in
damaae, Elsner said.
The Shenll's Harbor Patrol made
repeated efforts to pull the craft out to
sea without success. The owner then
contracted a private firm Sunday
afternoon that also failed to free the
beached boat, Elsner said.
Peruassii cocaine t r ets
with war anes
LIMA. Peru (AP) -Air force
pl4nes rocketed and strafed cocaine
Jaooratorfos ancr nairfi?tdn1secH>y-
d.ru& smugalers in raids Saturday,
destroying two laboratories and one
airstrip, the government reported.
It said police seized a third drug
base.
Interior Minister Abel SaJinas told
reporter$ · the fighter plaAC$.-Were
called in shortly after noon when air
force helicopters carrying Civil
Guard police were fired on from the
drugcampsin thcnonhcastern region
near the Colombian border.
Salinas saJd the attack by two
squadrons of A-37 combat planes
destroyed a clandestine airstnp and
cocaine-processing laboratories at
two sates he called Carapana I a11d
Carapana 2.
In a simultaneous raid, Civil Guard
police seized a cocaine-producing
base at a site Salinas called Tierra
Amari Ila.
He did not say how many warv:
lanes took part in the attacks, but said
they fired rockets at the camps and
raked them with machine gun fire. He
\aid he had no information on arrests
or ca~ualit1es or other details.
It was the first use of ai r force
planes 1n the war against the drug
trade that President Alan Garcia
declared after ta kin$ office in July
1985. the minister said .
Smee then. Peruvian officials have.
complained that the United States
has not given them enoulth help to
figh t the drug traffickers. who are said
to be better armed than the police.
But Salinas said Peru would not
accept U S troops or aircrafl to fight
the coca me traffickers
"Thcrt" 1~ no wa} that we will
permit foreign forces to enler the
counlry to fight against this scourge:·
he said.
Last month the Reagan adm1n1s-
trat1on \ent military transport planes
and 170 American n;11htary personnel
to Boli via to i.upport a drive against
n><.·aine •traffickers an that A.ndean
nation. which borders-Peru.
Young Ram bos assault Irvine beach
By tbr As'>OC'1ated Pre\s
\n Ir int Ix-al hhl·atJ ""J' \tormcd
h) ;i d111t·n v.ouh.I ht l<a mh<i\ '"'''
lhe v.1.:c~t·nd hut <.•1un..elor' \lagin~
thl' p.iramtl1tan c.. \t:rll'>l lor kuh \did
th1· 11 \J\111n '<'il\ prc:ll~ lame
I v.1, l(lrl\ .ind 2~ h<1}\ ranginJl
:ronr ~ 111 12 \.CJr\ 11ld \hov.nJ up
l ndJ\ l11r tht· onc:-n1ght ·1<.rn1h11
\d,cnturl•C <1mpou1 ''a\l'iopi.'n .ill
\t3\. 10 the n11t·\I> hO\tllt• l'n\lrfln\ 11f
thl.')outh I a~t· lkilth < luh
V. c v. crcn t ou l to 111<1 "'-e 1 he k IU\
li ke l<.trnhoor ttri1111\l\ lorhc:a-.cn\
.. a kc \:ttd l<;ilph Redington pro
&ram 1 oord111,1111r 111 tht• V.'oodhndgc
\i 1llagt· ''"" 1at1•111' rn ri·a t1on dt•
11:.rtment
.. It' IU\l JO .1d\cn1un· tamp f11r
kids who arc into the "plJ' inti \rm)
\tage ·· he .. aid
Mark l\c:rn'> !< '><lid ht· J11111ed tht
outing lx'lJU\l .. Ramho " .1 uml
tlud1• I likr v.hal he dcx.·., ·
Hut then.· "-J' no \lgn of ')\ h l'\lt'r
')t;.lllunt ·, 1 amp.igang · 1ah·-cin-1hc
v.orld ma<.h10,m11 c'h101tt•d in hi\
n1C1\ 1c 'Hambo ·
fht· onl} 'nt1&l' 111 ttw m1li1tt1¥
theme: \~a' an oh\tfH le tour\t' where
1.htldren \lramhlel.l O\.t'r wooden
ham<.ade\ and crav.led on th<.· sand
beneath a H>lle\ hall nt•t \lretl hcd
between patm furniture
A.lier wiggling over the \Jnd the
><?png'>ter'i were-\Ul'lPO\ed 10 log in
'>ome targl"t practice with their new
'IOuvenir wr1t('r ll•~tol\, hut 'land had
1ammed the plas11c barrels
Dinner featured hot dogs cooked
on ware coal hangers over an open fire
and eaten off camouOage-des1gncd
paper plate'> Lemonade was sipped
ou1 of matching paper cup<,.
A treasure hunt. marshmallow-
roarnng and a late night hike ended
1heevcn1ng..and the group was roused
at dawn Saturday and headed for
home 1n the -.urrounding neigh-
borhood.
"Rambo is what they're all ant<>,'
<;a1d Tameron Gome1, whose 9-year·
old son, Desmond. part1c1pated 10 the
tampout. "Is Rambo bad? They can
~e worse on television. We're more
concerned about all the drug.°' the kids
arc exposed to more than Rambo."
SEGERSTROM GIVES ADVICE TO GRADS ...
From Al
to karn thr•1utth11ut tht·ir 11,t•\
· ') 11u afl· blt''l'>ed to be mcmhef\ ol
1ht ~11rld'' gn·atc:\t \rK 1Ct) 111 free
t l1<111l'-h t ht 'kl Id 'K nowlrdgc 1'>
1nlin11t· and'" . .Hl' ncl·d<.
·•I -.....m1 "') hc't rdu< a1c:d l orttJM•H
mcmh<-r' 111 he gt·ncralt\l'. not
<;pcc1ah'lt\ :--.;t"vcr lo\<' )our open
mindcdnt'\\. Ile 111h1 hl\ ol 1hought or
1magmat11in ··
Jfe outltntd "' 1)(>1nt\ ht' found 1mpon.in1 to h1\ own '<ufCC'i\ lour
decade\ ,1f\rr ht\ ~r ;1duat1on lrom
~tanforc.l I '""''"1'' •"l.(.«1111 10 lw :1 dreamer "
'iegerc.trom \aul "( 1fl':lt ~ oucrr\ arc
built on< h11lknt:1' .11lcl 1mSig1natmn ··
•"fk hold I tw danng h<·wmc
p.rl"iJt (t( hll'\l('I\
• 'lkltc·H· 1n your\clt Rt•gard
)-IJUl'ttll Wllh \Cit C\lecm and 'ICll-
DROWNING ...
From Al
w,1, v.1 ,mn11, ,1 ko1.ard I ll1nl(h11rJlh
\;lid
\ fln.·hminar' t"'<am1natmn \hov.
rd no e' Hknt:c 111 foul pin) or olhcr
laU~' of ck.1th Ho"'n er funhrr
tr\I\ WC"r(' o,c lwdulrd hr \.31d
\uthorrt1e\ have-'K'nl finKt'rpnnt\
antJ altrtcd aacn1 1t\ \latrv.1de tn
Will<'h l<Jr rn1\\1ng P<'''"n rtpon~
.\n\lonr with 1nformat1<>n about
the vic11m0
\ 1dcnt11y " a'ikc<l to
,ontAcl the rnun1~ c-oroncr at
H l4 411'
I
rnnfickmr · Thu~ who lullo-.... th.11
Jd\ 1Le v.ould 3 vmd the p11tall'I ol
drugs. dl'll0)3lt) Jnd dl'lhOnC\t}
5eger<..1rom ..aid
•Oh\t'r .. c the R1hk "C 111ldt•n Rul<'
A.lwa-. .. be aware of the cllctl'> of
\'UUr 8C llOn\ on Other<. ..
•· PanK1pate 1n 'tour u1m munit)'
Make It )'Our hu\ane\\ lo be in volved
II will hel p }OU develop your role in
Ille "
•"Sc1 a cour\C tree from hm1·
Ill ti On\ ••
Scgcr .. 1rom enioycd the add111onal
honor \unda) ol tonternng a
bache lor's degree to h1 son Toren,
who maJorcd in business adm101s--
trat1on. Bachelor's degrees also were
conferred 1n nurs1na.. as well a!>
master's degrees 1n business adminis-
tration
Dr James M1khch, executive vice
president. said the university opened
its door.. m I 976. The current
pr~m includes 4,300 students and
900 pan-time faculty members.
The \o ta Me~ d1 v1s1on opened 1 n
I 9HO w11h 36 students, Mikl1ch u1d.
Currently, 600 "udents are enrolled
SALON CHARGED ...
From Al
\\(AP member\ were aware ol the
\train to small hu<,1ne'l'>C\ that arc not
profiting from the mu'lll
"I don't think the ani~t'I' 1ntent10M
were to charae heaut)' saloM It ~m'
to hil"C gotten out ofhancl "he \.'\lei
The twn m('n had w n.,1dered
fiahting A\( AP 1n <.o un hut '>tepped
awa) Imm thC' hattle after their
rcqut\t for lef.31 help from the
AmC'ncan ( 1vtl l 1bcrt1C'\ l 'nion wn\
turned down
"\l,c're ~ind ol h) nu~IH\un th"
and we can·1 aftord 10 fit)lt tho'><'
JU)'\ ~lrafT~ld
Meanwhile. < ona MC'..a rnde cn-
lorCC'ment offiLCr\ ~nt a form letter
July 11 to AS( AP, Jl'l•1na lht or
gI1n1n111on 14 day\ lo gt! a local
'
hu\lnC'\\ permit
L1ccn~ing fee!> range from S25 to
$200 a year. depending on how much
revenue the bu•unc~s&encratc, within
the city, \aid Don Lamm. develop-
ment services d1rcclor
If A CAP doesn't comply. the
voup could be Clled with ;rn 1nfrac·
11oh and taken before a Harbor
Mun1c1pal Coun Judac. who would
determine the penalty. Lamm said
The h11rstyhsts said they weren't
tryma 10 create trouble for ASCAP
now that the shoe was on the other
foot
"But Jt doci leave a htlle less bitter
taste an ml moulh," Straff said
(Ed.IC.r 1 ••St: SaJoa ttrMr llebtrt
Saavt4re LI Ht rdated &o O.Uy Pilot
•taff •rlltr Tomy Saavedra.)
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HUSTLER PUBLISHER IN HOSPITAL .•.
From Al
dency. .
Evangelist Jerry Falwell sued Hus-
tler and won a $200,000 jury award in
December 1984 for intentional inflic-
tion of emotional distress over a
cartoon that depicted him as an
incestuous drunkard.
The Virginia-based Moral Ma·
1ority fou nder had sought $45
million.
Fl ynt has gamed notoncty (or
outrageous courtroom behavior,
which earned him stiff fi nes m
addition to the five months in jail.
Two years ago, a federal Judge in Los
·Angeles ordered him gagged and
handcuffed to his wheelchair after an
obscene outburst dunng a contempt
hcanng.
Last October. another federal JUdge
here placed Aynt on three Yea.!i-
probation and ordered him to con-
tinue psychiatric counselina for it.
legally wearina t Purple Heart mHi-
tary decoration. A cba,.e of des-
ecrating the American naa. which he
draped.around him like a d.iaP.Cr, was
dropped.in cu.ban~ for a 1u11ty plea
on the Purple Heart ch•rJC·
In 1983, he was held 1n contempt
for refusing to reveal the source of an
audio tape in which a government
informant allegedly threatened John Z. De Lorean. The audio tape was
never produced. The former auto-
maker was later acquitted or cocaine
trafficking charges.
Flynt made headlines in I 977 when
he met with evangelist Ruth Carter
Stapleton, sister of then-President
Jimmy Carter. and ber husband.
Flynt's limousine chauffered the trio
to Children's Hospital in Columbus,
Ohio, for a visit.
In March 1985, Aynt told the
Roanoke Times & World-News in
Vira,inia that be was "tired of the rat ~race" and wanted to sell Hustler and
his distribution company. He said he
wanted SIS million for Hustler,
which reported!)'. had a circulation at
the time of I million, or $26 million
for all of his publishin&. enterprises.
includinJ Hustler spinoffm.agazines.
"l"m tared of the FaJwellians of the
world. ... They aive me an upset
stomach," Flynt said.
Falwell said in response that if bo
could afford to, he'd buy Hustler and
close It down.
GROUP FOR EX-FUNDAMENTALISTS •••
From Al
Chnstians embrace the belief that
nearly everything 1n the Bible 1s
hterall y true. from the Genesis ac-
counl of man's creauon to the
Revelations account of the last day\
of the world
"I fo und something that promised
the answers of birth, hfc and death.
and I was happy with those answers."
he said "I also found read y-made
friends - very stnccre people -who
were willing to receive me."
Doubts began cropping up, how-
ever.HIS conrcg.at1on, far from being
an image o heavenly peace. was
wracked by power struB&Jes. he said.
and he started qucsuoning his beliefs.
"I had a total collapse a year and
four monthngo:· he said "I couldn't
work any more I was depressed. All
of a sudden I was thinking, 'I could
du: any min ute. will I go to hell'>'"
Jam Luce. co-founder and assistant
executive director of the nationwide
Fundamcntahm Anonymous or-
gamzauon, started m New York on
Apnl I, 1985. said Sttnnett's case was
common.
"Half the people who come to
Fundamentalists Anonymous have
gone through or arc currently in
therapy," he saicj. "Many. of them
have had complete nervous break-
downs."
A t ypical Fundamentalist
Anonymous meeting 1s like an Al-
coholics Anonymous meeting. he
said.
.. People are getting together 1n
~omeone's home and saying. 'Hey,
I've been there, it's OK to have these
problems."· Luce said.
Orange County's chapter, which
has had about 40 inquincs from ex-
churchgocrs, 1s the first base for the
organizauon in Southern Cahforn1a.
Luce said. There arc chapters in
Oakland, San Jose and Sacramento,
he satd.
"We have learned that hfe 1s not
painted in black and white,'' Luce
said. "Oftentimes, the areas of gray
predominate."
ConservativeChnstian spokesmen
dispute that believing in Biblical
absolutei 1s wmehow destructive.
''There are Biblical, foundational,
and, 1fyou please, fundamental truths
1n the Bible," said Ray Rachels,
asmtant district superintendent of
the Assemblies of God churches in
Southern California.
"There arc some issues, scnptural-
ly, that are non-nc:gouable," he said.
"Salvation 1s by the grace of God
alone through the blood of Chnst.
There 1s no amb1gu1ty about that that
I know nr··
BERGESON ENDS HER FIRST SESSION ••.
From Al
a bill that Gov DcukmcJian '>1gned
streamlining water transfers to meet
regional supply need'>.
Berge.son has proved she can be
rcspons1 vc to indi victuals as well as
powerful groups of constituents.
For instance, when the state QUt a
hen on a constituent's propeny by
mistake. he fou nd there was no
prov1s1on for correcting the error 1n
state record\
Bergeson agreed that he 'ihouldn't
be penalized with a black mark for the
'ltatc'°' bl under, and pul through a bill
rcqumngcorrecuon'l in files when the
government errs.
In another example, numerous
calls to Bergeson·s offices from senior
c1t1zens prompted comp1lat1on of a
handbook that an!>wers the quc'it1ons
'1Cn1on most often ask.
"I think we offer access to the
'>ystC'm." Bergewo said. "and that's
the most s1iruficant n:!>pons1b1hty a
lea.u.lator can have."
As a member of lhe minon!y pany, Berae~n 1s forced to suffer her
fa1lurts, too.
Her bill to protect public cnt1t1es
from liab1hty where IOJunes were
caused by natural cond1t1ons has
twice been defeated. The bill was
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nn """' i.., • c;.. •• 1.1 ... c" .... ..,.,,_ II • ·~eo •• ~ CA •2•n
1n~p1red by a Newport Beach case m
which an ocean diver who wa~
paralyzed won a $6 milhon Judgment
against tht> city.
&rgcson blamed the California
Trial Lawyers Association for press-
uring her collcaBues on the Senate
Judiciary Committee to reject the bill.
"Auomeysaraue that we should let
1uries decide." Bergeson said. "But
even the court costs give taitpayers a
huge tab."
Another Bc~eson bill would have
permitted the California Department
of Transportation to contract with
private firms for design work o n
freeways when the state couldn't
complete the work 1n ttmc to win
federal funding.
.. Our prOJCCts arc being Jeop-
ardized be~ausc we don't have them
'on-hne: and the money 1s going to
other states," Bergeson complained
State employees, fearful 1t threaten-
ed JOb security; lobbied heavil y
against the bill. h lost on the Senate
floor.
"Then: will always be a coalitlon
opposing priva11iat1on," she said,
"even 1f they lose ultimately" by
losing the federal money.
Bcrge~n has learned ~he can often
push through her causes by avo1d1ng
legislation. she said.
"On strictly local issues. we've
been more successful throurf. the
budget process." she said. • We've
sought to put Items on the budget and
then protect them. rd rather not have
legislation.
"That's our gratification, by brin&-
ing people together, local and state, to
use the system to their advanta&e."
Bergeson quickl y moved into a
pos111on of leadership her first session
in the Senate. She was named GOP
whip even before her swcarina-in as a
state senator. She ch11rs two commit·
tees -Local Government and the
Select Committee on Plannina for
Cahfom1a 's Growth -and is vice
chair of the Education Committee.
She found the more deliberate,
slow-moving Senate and its four-year
terms freed her from the constant
concern of ~lection she faocd every
two years in the Assembly.
And, as one of the tint two
Republican women elected to the
Senate, she hopn to be lcadinJ a trend
toward more women in poht1cs.
"Rather than smoke·filled rooms1 we're workjOf for perfume--filJeo
rooms," she said.
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