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Sports
It'• Homecoming at Hunt-
ington.Peach Hlghon ·
Friday for 91-year-old
-Cap-Sheue and all oft.he
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NOVEMBER 3, 1986 ...
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LOS ANGELES -Three chtldrcn '
of former Lebanon hostage David
Jacobsen new off an ajetliner·today to
rejoin him after J. 7 tnonthl, joyful at
b11 release but expressin' sorrow for ·
the.oiher Americana 1till 10 captivity...
.. As happy as I was when my father
was released ~y. w~en I talk to
my eyrs,.. said Eric Jacobsen . of
Huntinaton Beach; who was accom-
_panied ~.his brother Paul, -sista
Diane L>ugan and their three sp<>uses.
They ~ to meet w11b State Depenmcnt officials 1n Washancton
before.'continumJ on to the reunion
• with their father 1n Wiesbeden, West
Gcmiany. ,~
Paul Jacobsen 11id he'd taken
aoout I 0 01fhts to meet with officialt
in Washinaton sinoe his father wa~
taken ho~taJC by , ra4ical Islamic
fundamcntahsts, but never before
bad looked forviard to .catchin& a
plane.
.. (feel better than rvdeh in yean,"
he said just before the flight took off at
· 8:30a.m. . ·
"Thts time J kno.w ifs ioina. to be a
ttjovm'atinJ expmmot. I'm jtm so
happy l can't tell you. I'm happy
enouah to stan cry101-.. . .
Paul and Eric said they saw tbctr
father Monday on tcJevis10.n, as tbe
cider Jacobsen amved i n West Ger-
many. .
.. He looks pale. real pa)e,". PauJ
(Ple&M.r 11ee., AlllL TI AS)
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DaTld .,.,...._. wtpee bJa eJe9 at a neww conference lD
~ (:JPru today; be told of blajoy at~ rel-...4.
aance ht. s borri heft ...
• f , ,,,_..., . ~ ··• Jacoblen'a . family it IO amve
, V{IESBADEN. Wnt y -~1'~1 . : :-:--• • David Jkobltn told ofhls patJQy 1n n aa. tmot1U1191 •• lt:l~\.JOOil &eina mcuect from more than 17 afta IJ!1val •. be. Mid bis ...,,.,. ..
months of captivity today. but 1aid ~u artatlY. ~m1nhhed. by the con·
other Amencans suit held bv "'!~ caP.uvny oft~ Olhcn. Leba.nese kidnappers 0 are in hell'' I can t tell you how v'!>:• v~
and muA be IC1 free. happy J ~m ~ tocby. But it 1 widl
Tbe former Hunt1njt0n Bea(h really ~axed ftth!'JS to.be I free man
reuident arrived at the O.S. military apin, he taic:t. Ht1 volCIC shook ud
air base in Wint.den one day after ~ appeared on . t:ht Vefle of ~~ beina freed try his Shiite Moslem 'Those l\IY' are 1n !?tf.1. and -e ve
capt.on. AJw!ican Church mvoy aoua aet them homt. . ..
1 .Terry Waite iccom~nied lacobs.tn, ~ebnt thinp in life are~· he
, who was servin1 as administrator: of said, _and, by God, ~ate. • , the Ammcan Uni\'cnity hospital in Jaco~n was .~n the hands of the' Beirut when he was abduJ'(Cd on May pro-lran&an Shute poup lllariilC
28 l98S. ~ Jihad. u arc Andcnoin, 39, and
the h~~ ~ince la.st year. said he .. He muled occasionaUy uchaid ~ . would keep on seckma the release of felt wen.-but P\'C n~ ~tads or his
five other Americans who are.amona uea~en1 durina captlVlty. · .
19 forcipcrs stall missir\& JD Leba-Wane, 47, rcfu.ed comment on his non. · . att~mpu to free the olhe~ .. We're
They include Terry A. Andcnon, bc1n1 very careful about w!"t. -e say
chief Middle Eist correspondent of forthe~oment~use~re{~tatL 'b the ASsociated Press, and Thomas very cnbal staae.~ be Slld. 111 be· , Sutherlan~ ac:tin1 dean of agriculture here probably for a. ~upk o! days,
at the university, who also have been , and then I may be IOIDI beet.
held ssncc early I 98S. In praise of the Anabcan envoy,
Jacobsen SS. was eum1ncd at tile Jacobsen said: .. Thank Cod fou tnaJl Air Force bosp1t1J. Col. Charles K. likeT~Waite .... Tenywaumanof :.,.
Maffet, hospital director, told a'news ho~m our dark.~ ~~ur... 11fl:r"-..
conference that. "althoUJh he is tired, Although he cnllcized the \J.S.
our 1111tial impression 11 that he is &O"ernment's ~dhna of the Beirut
phys1cal1y in "C!l' aood condition. It hos• Jtuatt0n when be was a
also aeems that be has dealt with the captive, Jacoblen thanked the Ile.-
stresses of his captivity remarkably IPft admWstrltion arid saia ht was _-+,...•
well," "darned proud to be an American."'
Maffet said the medfoal evaluation The former captive ~ a full
would ~~in...a..f.cvt~ bear browncorduro tro~anda
"Initial cvaluauon did not reveal an)I maroon sweater.
eVldeooc of pbysjcal abu~ .. he said, Air force spoknmen said they did
adcStna that Jacobsen was cat1na not Ir.how when Jacobsen would
normal foods and even had ~me mum to the United Sta~.
wine. Several dozen U.S. nuhtary per.
.. It appears be bas lost very httlc-sonnclandhundred5ofreportcnmet
wet&ht Apin, be is fit .. the colonel the plane at W1esbeden. Han11na
SI.id. "He bas had no medication (Pleue Me.JAOOB&SJl/AS)
Char till U.nce.rtaiillri.teen death
C4...tfled C.8-1 0 . ¥ Corniel 8 7 Funeral today.· f amily_a ngrv that man-' t1on IS ti u wat I dot or cat that WIS involved ID tho &hooting have freely «>mey's office . musf reVltw the re. Death notlCM CJ ~ J killed," Ga.llardo's mother was offered theiropinforu. pons befOre mak.ina a decision.
h ft d &'. tal--h ti t f-tod quoted as telling one reporter. The manqcr oJ' the Costa Mesa Poljce said they are convinced the -enrertalnment BS w 0 r e 1a s 0 s no n cus y Pohce have mused to 1dent1fy the auto shop where the sboouna 'took maniovOl\led an theshooi.inawill not'
In the MrVTCe ~ rrmaiinnlinli"Vivo01Viveoli1 f1lW-"Wi!i!JliBlllY'r-pt:Re"-mrtr-"Om~,,nle'twwssipaJ;JJJpc~t--Uthiaa:t"t -tttl~te flee diejunsdiettott..---~c__c_
Opjnlon 88 hoouna and have not indicated man did not intend to shoot Gallardo Gallardo was killed with a s1~
Police log A3 B1 STEVE MARBLE authorities said today. whether criminal ch~ are hk.ely.. and that his fun "'ent off 1CC1dentall;r. shotgun blast early Wednesday whale
.Sportr ~7-Of... .... .... _ _ _ Sull relativeund fnendsofC?a1~ Authorities al.so have refused to Lt Rack ohnson. who as coon:h-be and a friend, Tom Ram irez. '
T....._ .. ,, 8 5 Ad · h h h Galla o nave expre btWi \K1-nfirrtt'6attardcfs-nam . ~nvettjptiOtt,said>Offi leaed tMJ.1.91 --qii Wuth:" A2 Costa ~~n ~:nww~~ ~~~n~1~~ mcnt and even anicr that the man The news blackout, however, probably will not complete their Porsche at Holu VW Repair on 20th
Weddings A 12 Jcil)ina 1 I s-ycar-old boy he alJcacdly who fired the fatal shot has not be,.en seems to have done anythm•· but · mvesttgation untal late this week 11 Street. ••••••••••r== cauaht buralaritin& a sports car will taken into custody. "-calm the waten. Gallardo's friends t.f1e earliest and lhal, even then. Ptlneral terv1c aM bUru or the -not~at-least-anothcµ,.-eca..--~~~ treatinl this invcsum-andthosewhocla1mtoknowtbeman representatives of the Qutnct A~---tPH!!atl-..~ __ _.
81 ROBERT HYNDMAN °' ....... ~ ....
A partially ' submersed vessel,
whtch WU rammed Saturda.y by a
fully loaded ferryboat. continues to
bob in the ocein between Newpon
Beach and Catahna I land today
Without buoys or wamina lilf\S to
alen boale!'S of ns presence. r
The U.S. Coast Guard, which has
about the submerged vessel's I~
cation.
·~1t·s oot our resPonsib1hty to S'\lrccp
the ocean (waters) and make them
clear.·· Petty Officer C hatl_cs·
Embleton wd this momin&. "1 ~ owner as liable." ·
The owner of the capsized 30-foot
boat. howcvCT, has yet to be found
Embleton said tbe Coast Guard as
warn ma . boaters to excrc&se extra
caution in the area and to heed the
mariners' advisoncs concemina the
vessel.
That cxplanauon. however. does
not satisfy Steve forbath, captain of
the Cata.ILna ferryboat that rammed the· ubmcrged vessel Saturday
them-to mark the wreck wnh a liahted
buoy or radar reflector.
•forbatb was carryina 192 passen-
ICT"S from A vaJon back to Ncwpon
Beach at about 14 knots (ISYJ mph)
when the ferryboat ran irrto the capsized vessel shortly after 6 p.m.
HeavycountyY:ote _
prediction !loubted
By PHIL SNEIDERMAN °' ... ~ ....... . An early prediction that 6S percent of Orange County's votcn will
cast ballots Tuesday may be overly opt1m1stic, Rq.istrar of Voters Al ·
Olson satd today
_ beeri notJfied of the boat. is not
'"90ns1blc for mov1n1 or mark1na
the v~l althou&h 1! has issued ra~ho
and pnnted wam1np to boaters
Embleton said the C08'St Guard
keeps major ship channels clear ts
well u ocean waten up to three miles
offshore. But in the case of the
1ubmerae4 boat, "We do not have
lcpl resp0ns1b1hty.'' he said. ·
"lt's still noaung out there an a
heavily traveled area." Forbalh said
this momina. "lfa pica.sure boat runs
into it, it could sink. It's danJ.erous."
Forbarh said he has notified the
Coast Ouard several times and urged
''It was pitch black and there was no
moon out Nothina showed on the
radar,'' Forbath said "All of a
sudden, we feh Ou b11 thud. l dumped 1t into neutral and \ptin
around wtth the scarchli&ht to sec what we had hit."
(Pleue eee SllUJllfGJ A 5)
"Whether or not n w11~ actually reach that 6S percent. J don't
know," the county official said. "There's a lot of daSJnterest in this
elccnon. People have not been happy with some of the pobtJcaJ
adven1san• latcly."
(Pleue ... <;oUJlfTY I A2)
.
LiJgua.a pOliCe gro~p blasts.Hard Dian dec1sioa.
Letter accuses school board of putting ' ::!=~~to the school board over the dl~de;\} ~b~~~~~~:;t ·~~uh~
· h -f 1 th d fi ht The school board voted 4-to-I last we·f;ust put them m a dn.aa rcha~ali· more Cm p as S On W flS_ an rug g "'eek to aJlow Hardman to return to talion provam. No harm, no foul! Is
· · -. coachina on· a volµntary basis and this a.odouble tandard? We think to."'" a, LA URA MEJllt The . aSSOC'1ation cnt1cized the ·said Hardman will be reinstated ne"<t "It appears that a winnan!..SC:SOn i
· ........ ,......., • bOard for permitting high hool Auau t af he completa .-coun· morc...unportant to )OU '="}our
The Laauna Bcilch Police Em~ football coach Cedrick Hardman. 37, approved drug davenion proaram pncfr'""1tand ap1nst druas. What peoyees A sociation baa accuted to resume coachm& as a volul\!ccr .• ~ The letjtr condemned the school happened to 'Sly no to drup"! Your
Lacuna Beach Unift~ School Dis-Hardman hat befn charicd ~th t>Oard for allow1n& HiltdmAn, a for-• srudems 1nd ourcommunnylt~
trict trusleel of pM<'ina more imPQn-postctsaon ,of cocaine and rt11stma mer A!l·Pro defensi ve end for the San more t~an a ~1nn1n1 9Ct50n! tht"
a.nee on 1 winning football season arrest. Francisco 49en. to ttturn to c~chana letter said_. .
than takina a hard stand apinst ,-. sharply wordtd lcuer. 1ancd br. · 1n any capacity. ccord1n1 to Anita fisher, the druas auociatidn president Lance tshmae , ''You arc in essence tclhna your ~rc&.ary of the auociation, the
Fears of Prop .. 61 passage
forCing_ maily t<:>-retirement
memberifirst aot the idea to wnte the
letter because the · 1ssoc1at1on ha a
fulJ-page ad Ul the "'cell> foot JI
procram supponma the high school
foo1baU team The program are
printed in advaocc '°the association
decided a letter should be Wtlllcn t
the school board elprc in& di •
satisfacuon with its dec1 ion.
ne Tetter \ltd the association
dooatcd 1500 lD help bnna fonncr
cw York city Police officer David
Toma to Laauna Beach for a dru1
abuse talk. The hool district and a
STEVE
MAllLE
F o flJ s n N 1 H £ N n'f s
·parent anu-drua proaram asked for
the contnbutton to help pay Toma's
C'<l)m1CS and paik1n1 fee. "We felt
1he school d1 tnct "'as taktna a strong
ta nd mu dni .on-lhc-campus as
"ell as within our community ... tbe
Jetter ~id. Hardm_a_n _w_ca-arrcs-..,..._, .. -9-n~ ..... ~Pl~ 20
ula charicd with Posseslion of Ct>-
ca.1 nc and~ 1 tan& l.rtt t: The school ~
board suspended ham without pay·
shotth after the arrest,
u·th Oran&e County Mun1Clpal
(Pleue ... P01..IC&/A2)
lrvble'tru•tea
vote 3-2 ag••n•t
Prop. 61 tellel ·
l
0.. J• Ricbar4 Hamilton ..,_ aa Ort. 24 duriJll Hardmua's
,.,,..._meat to daanuu fc:lony ~ II die coem M'tttlftllly
cQmjletel a d™t tthabilitation pro-
:.. wltidl wW lat at acut six
Late week the school bolrd "oted to
allow Hardman ta c:oach on a \'Olun·
iao-bl'" durina the Vwttk. He -was
: ~ned from 1ncndin1 pmes .as a coach. .
The board said 1t would reinstate
Hardman if the ftlony drua charge is
dropped and if he h cleartd of the
Mistina arrnt charac.
Hardman as schedured to ap~ar in
coun Dec. 5 for a pre-trial htarina on
the rnist1na arrest chaflt'.
fhe ~let ~ntfod °'11-that two
oniccrs were injured dulina Hard·
man'1 arrest and arc still recovering
from 1he1r injun~
..
board ll'lcmbtrwbo could bl "*'bed
~onday mom1n,a. also declined to
comment on the lcuer bcnme he had
not rctthcd a c.-ppy,
Ellen Mahoney. t~ mother of a
football player and member of the
Boostm Club. said ~ WCM61d~
only as a partnt.
"I am in total disaust 11 the
mallncss of ptoplc; nyone who
cares for 1hc kid' arc just try1n1 to
drop th11 thina. The kids are JU t
ll)'iftl lO Win I ftw foolbell pmn Ind have tome ftaa. Bua lt. won t eo 1wa_y
becaUlt of thftt ckmcnted mental
caa who don't kt at ao away. I can·i.
believe adults bthave this way. I am
11ek to death of 1t," she said. '
The LIP~ 11 a non.profit or-
.. n111taon mack up of 46 swom and
non· worn officers of the Laauna
Btach Pohce Department.· M•RafC·
.mcnt docs RQt bclona to the ueocw.
tion.. · · •
COUNTY TURNOUT.~.
-From Al .
Olson said hc·wa referring to the
deluge of tele\ is ion spots in wh1di' ,,.,_fed •IOl'lfN. on M; f 1 major canctidite~ have been tradina ..
nasty charges. · • •. --------------
Traditional!) Olson ~ad, Orange .. an Newport Beach. .Costa Melli.
County has its haib~I turnouts for' La&una Beach, Huntinaton &e.ch
..
U.S. Temps.
•.
Suptrintendent Denni 1111th said -----....-r-hc had1'ot rcttivtd a copy of the lcttt"r pr~sidential election , whet\ a many and fountain VA.lky~ .
as 78 percent of the registered "oters Ora~ae County vottn also wdl
,
and declined to comment on ns
contents. "Evef')one has an 0J71nion:--
he said. ·
. Harry Bithell. the only school
AppJJance blll vetoed
SANT A BA""RBARA (AP) - A bill
rc:quanng minimum energy-cfficicn·
cy standards for home appliances
wo'\Jld ne eliminated low-cosl
models,l'fbmna consumers to spend
an e:<tra $1.4 billion, President Re··
apn said Jn a veto memorandum.
visit th~ polls. • : .. • . help pack a u:s. ~natQr ,ncs ~on-
' . 1ressmcn rcprnent1ng local dastncu. Past gubemato~al el~taons havJ: 8e)ond the 'O\'emot's race, Cah·
dra\\-n county turnouts closer to 70 fomia vottrs will choose~ lieutenant
percent he saui . aovemor,.a secretaa of state, con· ~ reaisuar said. qranac County 1roller. treasurer. ·attorney acncral
bas JUSt over a m1lhon regastertd 'and assembly members. Six Cali·
voters. Of th~. 54 percent arc fomaa Supreme .Court JUSticcs also
rcgistet'ed Republican , whale almosJ face reconfirmation. ·
36 percent are Democrats, Olson Also on the ballot are measures
said. · concemina AIDS, drinkina water,
Residents-who do-not know where toxic discharges. English as the of.
their polling place is can call the• fici.JI state language, a limit on public
registrar's off ate at 834-2244. employee salari~s and bonds for new
City Co.unc1l race' arc on the ballot prisons and colleae construction.
PROP. 61 FORCING RETIREMENTS •••
From Al
1ation that the res1anation 1s effective
if the proposition passes. said
Beyeler ... Rather than do that, I just
!'lade a clean break of it "
For Bc)elcr. 1t ends .JJ )ears of..
government work. He started his
career in 19~4 with the ~It)' of Santa
Monica after retiring from the mili-
tary. He came -to work for Newport
Beach an 196 7 and wa prof!loted to
director Of gcn«al services about 10
years later.
the city presenlfy as seckana a
rcplacemen t.
The. conlfo"ersial proposJt100 alSo
would pre' ent cmplo)'ees from ac-
cumulating sick leave and vacation
tim~. Employees who have ac·
cumulated sick days and vacation
tame must use up the time by the end
of the year or lose 1t.
Many employees m Newport
Beach have built up several months
of.vacation and sick time.
Further, the proposition would
pl-ce a $75..an-bour limit on. con·
tricted services and would bar a ~i!!~!i'!~m!!!~~~!!!!~!!!~~~m!-.~~~!i!il.!'!iil!iiiili!!!I'~~~~~-~~~~~~~~~~ 1ovemmcnt from paying more ~han •
$64.000 to any one contractor in 1 BOARD BALKS AT COUNTERMEASURE.•• siven year.
Ne')'port Beach City M.nager Rob-From A 1
ert Wynn said the most severe cuts
proposed under the proposition may passes, the boaTd bad mel with an would be valid. Getchel on Saturday. "( do believe
have to do with contract.ins work. anomey an closed session OCt. 21 to Board P~sadent Helen Cameron there arc a lot of different opinions."
CHARGES UNCERTAIN.~. . . Attorneys hired by Newpon Beach set if the dJStrict could postpone the -and Margie Wakeham supponed .lhe Anticipating a court battle over the
to defend the city in an ~onaoinJ effects ofthe referendum. protective resolution. "The potential interpretation of Proposition 61 .
hous1n1 lawsuit were paid $.110-an-ff passed Tuesday, the proposjtaon. fiscal impact (of Proposition 61) as Dale Coopn superintendent of the •
hour, said Wynn. By having to pay no will limit the maximum pay of state frigh1ening.•· said Cameron an an Ocean Vaew SCbool District said be
more than $75 an hour, W~nn said employets to 80 percent of the interview before the meeting. advised the District'S' Board of-
P'JIOmAl
-.so'""'fJitrhnorn""'O""tt..---.mi;;cwaxns1rttl11aum1V\nn:te111n:...,.•h"'a""rg'"c"'S'--tbe ..... ca""a'nse.....-.o~r,..h~1-s -t~y~Ottld-b&-4eprie~ of i.op aovcmor~.ualaty_l~WJll.allo pcohibi "I !oder lhc...presen.u)'J.t.em.:: ...wd _Irustecs l\&l'iost a sim.ilar...a_ction
were to be he d today in Costa Mesa. • friend's death. relatives reported. legal rcprescntatiol). pu~k officials and emplo¥ccs from Irvine Superintendent Stanley Corey, "'I trust lheJ.:1
1
scnsc of the ~ople
More than l..50 relauves and friends Ramirez' parents said 1hey were Tn another exam~e. Wynn said a uv1n1 up sack and V8Callon ~ Ucmployces-are allowed 1 dJy per of thiutate {the proposiuon)
attended a rosal) unday. Many an told that because their son was large-scale contract job -such as the from one year to the next. month of sick leave which lhey accrue won't pass, .. he said.
attendance were Gallardo 's allcgcdlymthcpr:ocessofcomm1t1na rccentS2mHbondredgjnaprojcctin Bccausetbcblllotmea1urcwould toward retirement credit. It would .. Jf11didpass.l'msure1lwouldbe
classmates at Estancia where a a felony when the shoot an& occurred, Upper Newport Bay may become not apply to employees until their not be possible under Proposition 61. tied up in the courts fortwo yqrund
·school-wide annouoccmen1 of the he could be held respon 1ble. nearly impossible to manage. contracts expire, the board was ludy· urr everyone had to use tlleir sick lafc woufd 10 on. ..
shooting on Friday wa folloYt'Cd by a State· law doe permit man-"As I understand iL we might have ina a resolution to cover principals. leave before the end of the year or lose The Irvine Unified School District
· moment of ilcnce. slauibtcr or even· murder cha'JCS to to d1v1de the work up into separate assistant principals, school 1>5ychol· it, the efTcci would be to increase lt)c Joans Ocean View, Lquna Beach.
Gallardo. ironically, had ~ported-be filed agatnsl an mda vidual m·the $64.000 prOJCCts with different con-ogists and other selected employees use of substitute teachers consider· U nified and Hunt1naton Beach City
ly been hired to work at the auto death of a partner m cnme even if he tractors." said Wynn. "That would be· ~ot already covered by collective ably." · school districts m d«iding apanst
repair hop. Accord.in& to ttports, he had no direct Jnvolvemcnt 1n the anl&himarc:: barpJnana. . ·· There is also tlie question of who takana protective action. ·
was to begin work only two dayr.iftcr ~ath Gann has stated that cnucs of the The rcsolu11on would be "to ensure would compensate cxistin& cm·· The Orange County Department of
his death. Polttt will neither confirm nor proposiuon arc the same people who that normal salary proaress. vacation ployces if they arc not allowed to Educat1on and the Newport-Mesa
Ramirez, 16. who was present deny that Ramirez' parents were told claimed Propoi itaon 13 would have a and sack leave accumulation will be carry forward their sick and vacat1on Unified, .Fountam Valley, Hunt·
.._----..c:m......-iR"!l'tt:m:to w.r~shot.-cotrld face then son mtght bec~rgedc-, ----<npphn effcctoo the 1tate unaffected for lhc dumllon of lhc .t~me. -1n{ton Beach Union Hith Scnool and ---~~~--------------~--------~-~-------~a~ments~ h1snmcku_int~pro~1~n ~c~~~V~eyOnifiedKhool
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Dcpendfoa on t~ lcn&ths of the whether the dastnct or state would be d1stncts voted in favor of offering
contracts, the action would have responsible for lhe back benefits, but contracts to selected employees to
delayed the cfTccts1>f Propositton 61 tbc schooJ board doesn't have the taveofTtbecffcctsof Proposition 61.
up to four years. resources to do it, Cameron said.
Board member Gordon Gctchel Accordina to a lqislative ~nalyst. Co-1t&rapralaeTuc~er said at the 9 a.m. roceting Saturday ~ -on~ljme buyout of benefits •
such an action could be construed "as ~ould cost ta" payers about.$7 ballron LGS ANGELES--:(AP) -~ Actor
an attempt to thwart the will of the af present employees are not allowed Forrest Tucker was· eulogized by co-
---H~me " . t_heif' 1'«ttmulated skk-tars an lhe-. " +toop" telcvt.st0n -
GctchcJ said thece was also some and vacation tame. 1eries as a sharing man who kept
legal qu tion whether-a contract ;')"he potential impacts of Prof>':" thin movina when the goina got
-executed so dose to the election oSttlOA 6t..afC tcally..notknown," P1d io ·
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'-UI ~D Gal f~UIOD, R-N~rt Beecb..-:-WUJ ~Ve I .. St.ate Allembly. Upaj1e'" at • breaklut Friday at the Balboe Bay Oub.
The 7:30 am. talk i1 sponsored by the
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The final JeUion of youth fltnou da at the
South Coast YMCA for the year will besin this week
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DAR meetbJI bJ ~aa
The Patience WriJbt C'tiaP1er of the O.ua.htus
of tbe'Amcrican Revolution wtU'bold its rqular
luncheon.mettmt TucSday io the Cataline Room of·
the Hotel Lguna. Paul Apadaca curator off ruhan
artifacu for Bowers Muxum, wit{ present a proaram
OD the Not\hwcst American lndlans.
Aadaboa group to meet
The South Coast Audubon Society will pretent
a lecture by Peter Paul Ou, a wiJdlife pboto-
journalist..aL i~tbly...meetina Wcdne.-
day at 7 p.m. at the Dana Point Manne Institute,
3SS02 Del Obiseo. Ott will give a program on birds
in 8-ja CaJiforrua. .
~IJool-.et. open Jaoa.e
The KJine School, a pnvate elementary sCbool
1n Hunttnaton beach, will hold an mfomW' open
hoUK ror proe1V'C"S1Udcntund parcp~ from 3:30 to :30 and Wednesday from 6:30 to 8
p.m. 11-tbe sc ool 20800 Beach Blvd. Call Harriet ~ Linaey at SJ~ 1S il for further information.
Ba.pltal ma~ •lateil_
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Art League pllUl8 lleUJOIJ
Tbe Huntinston Beicb Art Leaaue will bold it~
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Beach. Glee Birton wit <lllptay her glazing
techniques at the r.-36v,m. CYCnl, and juftior'9:f\Kts are inVJted to join.
YoatJJ Shelter event. et
:-'fhe. CSP Youth Shelter 10 Laauna Beach wilt
start a croup for parents of:prMcens and teen-aicn
Thursday with emphasis on practtcal techniques 1n
problem solvins. The fee isS20and the prop1lm wdJ run from 7 to 9 p.m. at the center, 980 Catahna SL
Call Nasboma Carlson at 494-4311 for further
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CPR coune offered
A .coune tn cardiopulmonary rcsu.sat.ation
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classes wilJ be 11vcn in aroups of 20 people or )css.
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Center ezpan•lon viewed
Safety
act1·ons . weren't
enough·.
Jacobsen ongtnally_
rfeltprotected wne.n .
he took Beirut job ··
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By ll!e Altoelattd Pr.ff
David Jacob n Mt ufe wltc• he lit$\ ·
took · over as director of· the Amencan
Univcrs1ty Hosp1t.al 1n Beirut, but 1ncreas-
in1 attacks on Amenc;ans finally beaan to
keep him close to the neutral ionc that wa'l
the hospital.
"I don't jJ\ink he felt there was a great
penonal mk" at first. wd his son, Enc
Jacobsen. "Before he took the JOb, he met
wtth several leaders of the vanou.s m1ht1as
and they said they would.do what the)
could to guarantee h1 safety." .
But the SS-year·old hospital adm1n1s· trator's "exemption" ran out May 28.
I 98S, when six men snatched him as he
crossed the street bctw~~~rtment
and office. ~p1te bis ·precautions, ·
Jacobsen had becorne another American
host.aic. · •
He--warfrtta SuMlay 1n Beirut, ~ncr 17
menth!» in captlVlty •
The trcets of Bcu1Jt ·'&CCC far from
Southern CaJifom1a, where Jacobsen 'lpent
most of his hfe. ·
A araduatc of UC LA, Jacobsen spent
three decades as a. b~1tal-admtn11trator
1n the Los Angeles area. But then d1vorttd
and with his three chi ldren grown. he
d«tded to tty ltfe oveneas and took a Job
M admm1strator of the Saudi . Arabian
sccunty forces ho p1tal m Riyadh. '
"He was anracted by the challe~c and
the uniqueness of the JOb," wd his son
"The only thani he didn't hke was he
wasn't able to spend any nmc wnh hts
fam1I}."
Jacobsen went on to a b1ggcrchallcn_ge in
Occcmbcr l 984-bcc.o~ hc.a4.. of the
Amcnanlinu1ca11y HOS.PilaL one of the
lar&est medical facilities m the Middle
East But Jacobsen was aware af the n ks
faced by Amcncans in. Beirut Four
Amencans already had been kidnapped b>
lerron ts demandmg the retca!.C ot com-
rades Jailed for bombing the French and
S. embas~1es 1n Kuwait. In the foltowmg
months. the kidnappers would stnke again
and agam.
Enc Jaco~n said the event began to
prev on his-father·~ mind. Min bis first few lette~ he said he felt
safe," said Jacobsen "But on his. last tnp
home two "-«ks before his abductton. he
" -a TOf more Mncc med about his
' s.afet}." ~--.. ..
Jarobscn-sta)ed close to the hospital a
neutral ione that treats the wounded of all
the wamn1 faction~ 10 the tont city His
·apartment was acro~s the road from tt\,e
medical complex where he orked ~vcn
days a week. He ne,er ventured mto the
city, someone else did hts food shopping.
"He said he was safe everywhere exce pi-
when M-cro ~ the road."..said his son..
.. Unfortunately, that'~ _where he wa'l
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Children of freed tao.tace O.n d Jaeobeen bold a
preu Conference at tbe Hanrtnaton Beacla Cl.tc
FAMILY OF JACOBSEN HE.t\DS-FOR REUNION •.•
1'',romAl
said. ··once we iet him back out in the
Southern Cahfotn1a sun for a while he'll
look back to normal." :·us obvious. bc'.s~llllt a.bll and ,,
cKtrcmely worn and tired," said Eric, "but
he looked healthy cons1dcnng what he's
1one throu&h." &.rvrd-Jaco~n tned to call has son, but
Eric wasn't home. Jacobsen spoke to Eric's
wife, Cathy .
"ObVJously he's real JOlous about his
freedom •.. (but) his 1houf!'ts arc directed
tcrthe men he left behind, said Enc. who
wore a )eOow ribbon a nd a °Frcc the
Hostaies" button
Asked how she felt, Diane Dugan said, .
"Just real excited. elated -looking
forward to seeing my dad and giving him a
big hug and kiss.''
Her husband, Jake Duggan, and Paul's
wife. Lon. also boarded the 01ght. Paul
Sllld the family probably would return to
the lJnired Stat~ Tlliunda.Y or Fnday. Jaco~n. 5S. was director of the
Amencan Un1ve~1ty Hospital 1n Beirut
wbeo ho.was taken hostage M.i.y 28. 1985
fucd in 8c1ru1 Sunday morning, he
am\cd today al the lJ S m11itarv ~Ir
station ID Wiesbaden, We t Germany. admm1strai1on efforts to win the release of
where he will undergo medical tests before Jacob5cn and the UL rcmainie& American
head1na home. The St.ate Dcpartme1n hostllt'S.
re~rted Sunday he was m JOOd h-'ea=-'-lth_,. __ •• Thcylcd.me.tobehevet.batmybrotha:
wd Enc, 30 wasn't important enough It 1VU-very
. "I hope we &et scheduled in between• difficult!' Jac:obstn's sister, Dons Fisher. chest X-ray and whatner else 1s ao1ng on 61 d • ..i ....... h • 1..;.o. ._ __
over theTe." Enc Uld at a new~ conference homS:S tn 'ore;d~~.one tntcrvaew uum l.Pl;"J
Sunday. "We ~re sure he can't wait to ~e fisher said he had wntten President
his 92-year-old father and his cat... R~n three .timd but never ~eived 1 Jacobsen WJU haV'C somclhul1 else to-repl). tftd had wntten other o icials an
celebrate: Mrs Duuan. 25. ofLona·~h. Washin&ton "l felt they shoU..ld have
e:tptets to ll"'t bmh Dec 30 to Jacobsm's ~ us more or som~ ..cv.c.n if first arandch1ld h . Paul. 28, oi Upland. has worn a met.al t ey had a~ered one of my etten or
wrist band mscnbcd wnh his fatheT's name somcthina... -
and the date he was kidnapped. He said F1 her ufd that dunn1 her br~thcr's l 7
will use the bracelet to mark the rcun10°" months of capt1v1ty, the State Department
'TU tauotTmy David Jacobsen bracelet had kept 10 louch w1tb Eric, whole
and give 11 a flinJ," Paul said He $&•d he rcspons1b1hty 1t was to contact other
plans \O replace 1t wnh two others ban<b relatives. . for hostages Terry Anderson. 30; cor-hewdshe'saonc1noknowsomcoflhe
T'C'Sp()ndent for The ASSOC1atcd PTC1S, and otl\c!r ho~· relatives.;
A.mencan Unrvcrs1ty Dean ~Thomas "I am very sorry that the rest of the
Sutherland, 55 -to remand me they're stJll hostavs didn't get released at the same
over there." time. mt ~tit "I really feel _bad about n
Several relati,escxpres.sed frusuat1onat I'll doeverythif\lin my power to try to help
what they ·consrden:d ~lugi h Rcapn • them." · ..
Release delig~ts adoptive family
By tbe Associated Pre11 "The) haven't m1uc:d a da) smcc," f.oq\ai11e said.
Jacobsen's two sons a.nd his daughter planned to vt11t
The cclebtauon over hosta&e David Jacobsen's release Fontaine on Sunday nil.ht for what had been planned as a from .Leba.rion on Sunday spilled over from his immediate surpn~ buthda) partY She ~td Jacobsen's release 1s .. quite a
family to his adopuve family at a convatesccn\ hospital. b1rthda) prc1Cnt ·
Residents of Hylo nd Convalescent Hospital tn West-• h suU . have a banner Wllh pictures · of (rcmatntn.a
minster. who ·adopted Amencan ho ta~ in Lcb:lnon last Amencan hostage ) Terry And~n and Thomas ulberland
year and have prayed daily for their release, wcrt elated ovc,r hanaina on my front door," ihc sauJ. "Now I have another
the news of Jacobsen's release afler 17 months of capt1v1ty. s11n that says. •ttappy birthday ptC$Cnt. wclcomt home David
"They were so expted ... :· said Nancy Fontame. Jacobsen. ...
acuv1ttcs director at the fac1hty: 0 0 ne of tbe nurses came in • Ho p1tal residents became involved in ~iaht of the
earl) m the morning and told them. and they woke each other host-ae when Fontaine orpni7Cd lhe .. F m Oar of
up and turned on the tclevts1on... • Pra)er" IS months l&O· They adopted all seven ~encan
Hospital ~_pray1n for the hos~· release hostages who ~re bc1na held U1 Lebanon at the lime.
in July 198S. about five ~eeks after acobscti. SS director of .l:fier anotliCrllo~e. lhc ReV. BCn)amsn ~cir. wu
the Amencan Uni versity Hospital 1n Beirut, was kidnapped -«:leased an ScJll(mbcr J 98S. the hosp1t.a.I sponsored a
by six men as he crossed the street between hi s ap3nmncnt welcome home prayer ceremony at wn anendcd by about
4 nd office.< . _. _ _ 40 members of other ho tages' families. .. . JQhn Kille fer, tttasuttr of C1uzens for a Better
Newport. will p~nt arguments in favor o_f the
Newport C.Cnicr Ui)IRJ«>n.&l Thursday's meelmg of
the Bouzy Break.fast Club at 7:30 a.m. at the Bouzy
• Rouse ate, 31 rct11tewpo1 t Btvd .. -New poi t Beach.
kidnapped. -
lncohs,cn sco• le.Uta home afier .h1i _11!~~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!11!!!11!1!!1••----------9!'-------------------------.-.....--1
Call 673-3440 for rcscrvaoons and further infor-
matJon.
abduction. wn11n1 words his son belle"~
v.ere dictated b) the kidnappers But Enc
Jacobsen said the best news came from the
Rev Benjamin Wear. a Prcsbytcnan
m1ms1cr who was released by t.he k1dnap-
JACOBSEN ARRIVESINWESTGERMANY •••
GOP women fo meet
Jeffrey Allen, ueucitvc director of the Com-
mission on the Biccnten.oW of the United States
Constituuon, will speak to the members of the Oranae Countr FederatJon of Republican Women
Thursday at l a.m. at the Orange County Medical
ConfcrenQC Center, 300 S. Aower St., ~· •
Luncheon reservationsareSIO.SOand may be made
by callinJ Betty Mays at 846-884 l or Margo Tessier
at 830-UJ 7.
Monday, Nov. 3
Ne meettq1 tek4ale4
Pou cE Loe
per~1n September 1985
Weir told Jacob~n ht!> father wa~ in
1ood spants. playing a game 10 keep his
hopes up. Each v.cck of capt1v1t) the
hosta&e told himself he was to be released
unday.
... He's a very goal-oncntcd 1nd1v1dual."
said his son. "h would be his way of gellmg
through this. When each Sunda)' came. he
would tell the other men 11 was a
• m1scalculat1on and that it's going to be
nell:I Sunday It ~as JUSI his wa y of coping
with 1l. offeelinJ that 1h1s 1~ going to end ..
But b)-last ~ptcmbcr Jaco~n ap-
peared dra~n and haggar~ 1n photos
relea~d by Islamic Jihad
"Our bodicure sick and our psychologi-
cal state 1s hadt read one lc11er he
purportedly wrote
From Al
from the flight control tower
was a banner that read: ··w elcome home.
Mr. Jacobsen."
.. The JOY of this (returning) 1s onl)
greatly lessened b) the fact that Tom
Sutherland. Tern Anderson and to m):
deep gnef the three other Amencans that
have bctn kidnapped 1n the last
month(s):· he satd.
Anderson was kidnapped on Ma rch Io.
1985. and Sutherland was abducted June 9
of that }Car
Jacobsen said Anderson was ··fine" and
he had ~n lhc1oumah$t frequently in the
past 18 months. but did not elaborate.
Jacobsen said one of the three latest
Americans ludnappcd.. acuna .un1ve~tt)
controller Joe C1c1pp10. is one ofh1s close.,t
personal fnends and " I pray to God that he
will be out qu1cklv."
At a \top 1n Cyprus, Jacobsen men-
tioned videotapes he made dull.(lg his
capt1v1ty 1n which he 9t,CtU~ the U .S
government of doing nQttung 10 free the
hostages ·
··in \pile of m> \ldto appearances. I'm
dam~d proud 10 be an Amencan.' he ~1d
'Tm prol,ld of the Amencan govern-
....
ment and the Amencan governmental
emplo)ccs. and I would hope that all
Amcncans would be proud of our govern-
ment also"
II was not known 1f Jacobsen·s words 1n
the videotapes were h1 own. and he dad
not clant) 1t dunna the bncf news
conference.
Whlte Hquse won't reveal f urther negotlation•
5ANTA BARBARA CAPI -.\mcncan
official!. are v.orktng through a number of
channels to frtt the rema1n1n1 >\mcncans
held hostage in Lebanon but are keeping
the1refTorb5CCT'Ct toavo1d rt king the h'cs
of th<' caplfves, U.S official\ say.
Pre~1dent Reagan expres\Cd his grat1 ·
tudl' to unnamed mtcm1ed1.in~ who
helped gain the release unday of Amcn-
can bo pit.al adm1n1strator David
Jacobsen
And White Hou~ spokesman Larry
peakes told reporters there bad been "no
thange 1n_U..S. poltcy" ofrcfus~ ma.kc
conce <11ons to terronst!I or asking other
cou nlnc'i to do so
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TWO motorcyclists hurt
in Cost~ Mesa smashup
d I • • • the rt'ar parlun1 lot by a man .,ho .\redMumyBMXbtl:.dt'an a51 Hr The from door of a nu""~' on tht' dcmandcdmoneyandlh~tcntdto ha:rm
streak Diamond hack moiocro~s htc)ck ...+1000 bloc._ ol R.1lr.c l'arkwa) wa' pullt'd him The m11n1enancc man fled to
wert' ~lolcn from ~o."'!s Road of)t'n and a l)f)t'Wftlcr and lt'lrphonr Wt'rt another rt'tUlurant and calJcd pohc:c to
Two R1"ers1dc men ~uffcred an -
Jut1c ~unda> when the)' crashed their motorqcl~ on "'-cv.pon Boulevard
in Coia Mc . tu rt Reid. .U. and Ternincc
Galloaih4'. ~I . ~ere reponed in stable
condmowot t-ountam )'_allt}' H ~·tnllollowin& the 4 I p m cc1dtnt.
ccon.ltna to watncs~s. Reid and
G1llaaher v..cl"C' r1din1 north on New-
C-talleM
A rooftop hht bar and a camera ~re
10lcn from a car in an apartment com pie' at 2Sll Oden A' t l he ltl t1•a t at
Sl90 · A pttt cirt wu npotttJ M<>kn from a
carinapark1nalou1 1$2 Rtd thtl vr c.-. 11 toithlll S 16 wit ttported 11oko
Crom an apanmcnt al 191 S Wall.tee
port .Boulevard nonh of Monie V1!>ta
A "enuc 1n modenitc to hea\ )' traffic
whc11 traffic bcpn to lo down. s.a1d
Costa Me police Lt CltfT McBndc.
JoSt Montiel. 30, of Costa Me
slo..wcd w11h traffic 1n the middle I.inc
when ll~d~truck the rear. oLbis car~
MC'8nde 1d
The unpacl threw Reid off has
motorc)cle 1nto the nah1 lane. Gal-
orcst A'cnue bu"ncu rcponcd the
thcf\ turday or P<>'ltn ~•lucd at SSO • • • P httamstcd l~""'rtl'ke(1ray fnckcll,
19, of Anaheim on W9Pi ion of dnv1na
'1ndtt the influence of ak hol Tn ken
HJ amJtcd at 1 OS p m unday on
Latuna Canyon Road
lna,hl'r. tt)ing 10 a\md Montier, lar
. :ind Reid'\ motorc)clc \we1 VC'd 1n10
the right lane where he ran O\ er Reid.
1 hat caused Cialla&hcr to fall oO his
hike a!> v.ell. ic8r1de ~1d.
Both men ~ere ta._en to Founttin
Valfc Hospital w11h ~Md
head inJunc . Montiel wa! not 1n·
jun:d
A sm~ and tapt pla)cr valued at SRO. stolen. . dt'scnbc tht' robber Offica Vern Ahlo,
._t'rt' stolen from an unlocked vehicle • A. 197 j Datwn ~itk~p U'Ul \. ,.'1, \lolen ~ .. pondinJ a mmute later, arttSltd
parked on BaybcrT) Wa) fmm an impo\ind \ard on fl~tunt'. M11 hacl C•t'tnrd M1lnkc. 33, of Do111rne)' • • • . on 'usp1c1on of 111cm~ robbery .
Police hold
suspectin ,
CM shooting
A \ltttO lolil\ s1okn lrom a Ta flt.a • • • Tc~t parked on Mc.•do"\llrt'I We\ o\ .. oman from \.°'I.I Mesa told pohtt
""1dcoca o;c11c~o~rr.,1dt'1>camcna.' fnda) 1h11 hn aold 1977 0.tsun 2 Z
hand&un and \4.1mc Jt'w~lry. valued had ~n stolen from a P&rtuna lot at toaetfler at SS. SOf' were ~tolen 1rom a fountatn Valley Rt ona.l lt0$pltal, 11 tOO
home on Emcnald t::u~1d 1 The car ,,:as valutd 11 SS.000
Fountain Valley
A nia)lt maintenance m•n II C cxo·,
rntaunant. I 7:!71 Broukhun.1 t lolt1
~II('(' ht' was contrnntcd carh Fnda\ 1n •
• • •
.\ r~1t1t'nl of tht' I 7300 bloCk of A. h
Strcct rtponed . unda\' that iomconc had
\lolc:n four n from a bcn 1n her
bedroom The Iota "'•' ~t1ma1ed a\ SSOO . w orh8.n lea · s t o death
from car on f~eeway
Montchcllo woman comm•ttl"d
u1c1dc Hallov.ttn ma.ht b leaping
fi m a pecd1 cat on the n Dlcao
ftttv.-ay.
The ~-onun ho
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Anne and Brush Bradley of Costa Mesa hit the two.year mork Kl their marriage with on une~ed
dash of good fortune -they become the sixth week winners of the Ob1ly Pilot & TWA Win·Go
contest. •
"We won this during our anniversary week,'' said Brush Bradley. "I told my wife, 'Happy
Anniversary!' " .
Anne laughed, ~'This was.my present." ·
That present will be o dream trip v10 TWA, with destinations ovoiloble worldwide. The Brodleys
were not 1mmed1atBly ,ertoin where they would vocollon. Bot they said that they ~ad never hod the
opportunity to travel oversees. They ore loolcing'forword to thot prospect, now. .
,. • Brush Bradley grew up neor Columbus, Ohio, while Anne 1s from New York. The two met about
three years ago when they were both working for McDonnell Douglas in St. Louis.
Subsequenrly, they were both transferred to the McDonnell Douglas plant 1n Cypress, where
computer graphics sofJwore is produced.
Anne works in s~are deyelQQment. while Brush is in marketing. 6.aLth so1d he travels ~xtensiveJy
in his work, but he said those business trips leave little time for lelsure.
The Brodleys hove been Doily Pilo subscribers for about a yeor, and they began ploying Win -Go
as soon as the contest was launched.
"I didweeks one through live, and he did week six," Anne said.
Brush found the cord was o winner.
(\I didn't believe him when he told me," Anne said. 111 mode him '-heck it ~gain."
She added, 11 I ploy almost anything, but I usuolly don't wm much. Once when I was o kid bock in
New YOl'k, I won o set of encyclopedias in a newspaper coloring contest. My dad thought thot was
great." _ · ·
Asked 1f she and Brush hove vocation time ltned up for their. Win -Go tnp, Anne replied "If we
I I I • don t, we II hove to moke some!" --
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10 add fuel 10 the fire_ thrtt morr throuah 18. Henf) Ytt ma1nta1ned ty l>tputy D1s1nct ttornc) fed 1 his lead u the top campaaan fund-John~n has ra1~d S7.468 to date. ~c·:~~_,;0:~,~~~ ~~.\C joiMd in_ rai r. His war ch~t S\o\.elled tg W~s Bannister ne~rly dou~led his
On Oct. 29, 1ht Huntinaton ~a h Sfi). c..l ana "' ttie final da)-s; he in~agn contob.UUon~ dunna the
<:"tr.· donated $20.000 to t~ Hunt· added another S2,4J9 for a •ot.al of second penod 10 Dringl'la tomt lo:-'--
inaton Bea h Co. Emplo)C'C'S Good $60.1 2. S2_8.816. The amount inc!udc t_,.o ..
Qo .. crnmcnt\omm1ttet.anc,,_,com· Lnder cit) o rdanance, campa1&r1 SS.000 perwnal loans to his clccuon
miuee as )Ct without a state 1dent1li· · donauoM aild c'\pehd1t~rt accwcd comm11t · . • . _
cation number. The aroup-reported anerOct: I 8il"lu t be reported wtth 24 Rael< Rowt. M-ho reported ra1 !nl
on Oct. '30 that the membcn-had hours · l ool> SS.916 dunna t-he fint repor11nJ
co.ntnbuted S69';?.t0 "each to wes· vce· has· said has 1oa1 ·10 raa~ penodutapult('dh1msdfmtoth~top
Bannister. John Er kine. Gail HUJ· S60.000 to S70.000 wa aimed at m fund-ra1sen onl) days before the
ton. Tom Ma)s and Henry Yet for a gcttana h1m e'\posure O\er bcner-clee11on. He reported on Thul"$da) ~lalc mailer. • . lnown candidate . th al he had made a S 17.000 pcr'°nal
On Oct. 28. Kell) ln,cstmcnts As ..tith his first C1lmpa1gn tatc-· loan to h1~ comm1ttcc.
loaned S9.SOO to the Hunun11on mcnt CO\Cnna th~ penod from Jul) I Candidates and thc1rcon1nbu11on
lka'h Taxp.;a)Cl'1 Comm1ttet T~ to Sept. 30. his St'Cond statement include
C'1t) Clerk hb not )Cl ~1\cd a sho\\ed an O\e~hclmina number of . • tfen~ \-cc -S66, I 2.
report on an) expenditures contributors from out of town Of 57 •John Er line -S40.549~ "
On Ckt 24.·Pa.cilic Heritage Land contributorS with donations of more •Ga1l llutton -S31 .23S.· &. Boldin& Co of Los Angeles than SIOO. nine ~re from H unt· •We\ Banmster -$28.816.
contributed S&O:oot> to the Re-angton Beach. · •Jay tout -$27.726.
de,etolJl11cnt upport C'ommmce. Yee has'satd &\a rcsuJt. of the out· •Rack Ro"e -S26.045.
o C\pcnd1turcs hn'c been rcponcd of-town contnbut1ons. he would ha\e •Tom Ma\S -S2Q.09 I. ~lthouah the) ha\e raised smaller no ot>l1ga11ons to people who.ga"e •Jim 'i1ha -S 17.097.
amounts.. L\\O other committet.S him money.: •Grace Winchell -S 15, WI.
Huntinaton Beach Together and Ytt's nearest fund-ramng eom· •Don Tro) -S 10.909.
Huntington Bench Tvmorrow have pcutoris JohnErsk1newhohura1~d ·•Sherwood Baile).-SI0.393
maintaincdah1ghprolile 1hrou1hout $40.549 Accordina to Erskine. a •JohnValcnuno-Sl0.100.
the camp:ugn pon1on of th1~ amount ~-as left oHr •T1moth\ Khnl -S 7.863
Hunungton Beach Te>Jether. a pro-. from prc"ious campa1cns. •2Tom L1,engood -S 1.81 S bu'im~s lroup. has r:mcd apprO"<· · Erskine reponed rttei\ling S2.8SO •Ted Johnson -S 7.468
1matcl) S. 769 to pubhc11c their from four pohucal action comm at· • ·orma \ andcr Molen-S 4,6 78. endo~mcnt of\\ics Banmstu. John tees. includan S650 from tile Build-• F.iaane <.raft-S 3.034
Er'ikanc and llcnl') 'cc as their f.nt..:... ~ndustl) ~ssocaauon; S300 from -•Rebcn Craw Ii~ -S l.671.
choice\ c r -5qerstrom & son . and $1 so ~mhonyi>an:a11na-nt~-s+.001 ".
Hunungton ~ach Tomorrow. a from Ma)or Roben P Mand1C Jr. 1n •\11J1I u"elace -S749
slow-growth' group reported!) raised his second penod contnbuuon'i •La,onfle Lawlor -S~~ I'
13, 000 visitors glimpse Jewish
culture at 13th arinuallsrael Fair ·
8)' PAUL ARCHIPLEY
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Visitor'$ to the 13th annual Israel
Fair on Sunday experienced tbe
exc1tement of traditionaJ music and dance. wted the dcl1cactCS of kosher
cookina. heard the taJes of old Israel
and remembered the horrors of the
Holocaust.
A walk lhro'uah the ex habits offered
a sllmpse of a ticb JewlSh culture an
an afternoon VJStt
And that. said Chelle Fnedmao.
was the goal of the annual fair
"It's a fcehng o f the Jewish com-
munity pulling together." Fncdman
said, ·•a wa y each organ1zat1on can tell
its story."
Tithng,the 13th cclebrauon its "Bar
Mitzvah Year," orpn1zers attracted
13,000 visitors Sunday to the fair that
included more than a hundred booths
ranginf from a bank offerini real
esUlte 1n Israel to a booth peddling
Israeli pant) hose.
"The fair provides ao opponun1t},
to pubhoze products from Israel . ·
Fnedmanwd.
Some exhibitors also seized the
opportunity to • demonstrate ho\\ •
traditional J~wish wa~s can be
adapted lO the modern world.
At one booth were Dreydf panatn,
with Drcydl -a top pme played at
Hanukkah -combined wath the
pinata that 1s popular in Southern
Cahfom1a's Latino community.
The fair also cmpha azed the im-
portance of bnngina together the
Jewish communit) worldwide and
t)tng present and futu~ generations
to their, past.
One exh1b1t• touted the Youna
Leader hap 'Prcvam that aims to
bring new kaders to the growina
k\C'tsh · c.ommunit), estimated at
(Pleue 9ee 1,3.000/ AS)
An Important Election-Day Message From Your
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COST~ MESA CH~MBER OF COMMERCE
Your Chamber recommends you vote
"NO" on Proposition 65. . . .
Our careful analysis of this "Safe
Drinking Water and Toxic Enforce·
ment ·Act of 1986" init~otive revealed
that its passage would actually weak·
en current applicable California lows
and regulations considered to be the
toughest in the notion.
We stongly urge .
~ NO on P.roposition 65 " .. . .
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FAA checking radar error compliltnts
l1 ... h•dl ... Pnet . 'Tbe~wtad.a,~ • R•d_;.IMlli-we ,_..,,,_i MiO· j ~ti Of' malfuncuou 1n four Y*" ,_. ill rldlr blipt Md=:,:~ .. iaconct .. We bavtaa un,..tDct ~ ttia&
radar equipment used to track ~nes d111ppea11q otr 11r tfdlk con· or ~ ICl'eedl, the we are ~._.. a lot of l'MfJY t0
over Southtm Cahfonua have trolm' .tcteeM or Jur~ otr the con lo6d the FM. imf!Ovt, • Mid lob ~ .. rway ~ • aam ot fedttal AwtMion an.. ~ fOllo•eCI p&Ue.; -nc ncordl ..e ~ lo fleilny.-:MC10f ma.n.r lof 1he
Altm1ftlstr1C1on teehnaaant to the IQCOfdint 10 conuolletl complainll today'ucMuon1 ofThe <>ranee Coun· Palmdale centn. The rwiat equ p-
arp, a ntwtflll'tt reJIOf1ed tnc11w · in FAA records. t)' &tailter. mmt was u~ in C>aober. but it
"f cannot deny that th0ttprobkm1 auoosoon t01tH 1fthe~nt1 have
tust today;' lllid John Stasiak. an betn c0tteC1e4. Cox 111d. ~our~' to ra 1 wR t , FAA radii troub&whoolef ~It ContrOlten ~ compla mat . ~ (! ·~ \,;, V. e 0~ a the ~I technical center in Atlan· about ttM U,una equipment as IOOn 'b · tic Ctty, NJ. · · as at was.installed in 1982, the FAA an Q{Ywro,men mem e In an October 198S report, air record11bow. ff ·1 iii iii traffw: coatrol superviS()f' Henry . Amona tht reported malfunctions:
· DeCaus 111d, ••a anuation exim ... -In Marth 198S, controller WASHINGTON (AP)-The upreme Coun hat qr consader durinaperi.odsofhtavytrafficthatis Norman Sumntr Jr. rcl)C)f'Ud to ~hether Rotary ln1em1ttonal may ou t any local Rotary club that allows buardous to 11r aafety." superviaors thal his scope ~owed a
· women lo JOin. ~ malfunctions occur an radar Southwest Airlines jet ovenaluna a
T.hcJ\lllKCS .II.id MQQday they wi.Q.sll.ld.y nahnauba1 California ~w bin equipment et :SU Pc:dro.ADd atop p iedmont ai.rli.ocr and on a colhuon
Rotary lntemataonal from kicluna out a Oua~chapter for ldmnttna women Mount Laaun. east of San Diqo course over Twentynine P.alms He
members. • . ~ • . • Thatequipmentisusedbycontrollcrs ordered course chanaet that proved . Lawyers.for R.otary lntema_tio~al ~Y laW'I requ1rma ldm1u1on o_f women at thtl.os Anieln Air Route Traffic un~ry becaute the s~ read·
Violate d\e' na}tt Of~ otpni.zatton I 90&,000 members lO aSSOCla~ with ~ontrof <:entn tn Palmdale, S0 Jniles JOI f~ South-est ptioe WU
whom lhty pl~se. . , • north of Los AJlltkJ, lO auide plants wfODJ. •
The nation s h1ahcst coun an 19~ ruled ttnt .•be J~~ may be forced by_. throupout· Sou1bern Cahfornia .• -"I had (an) ai~n~ on a
state laws to adm1~ wome~u full members . ; .. • , · . kies. . . ~ c:QJlisioncouncwobaConuneotal,et.
The· coun id 4 .Minnesota law ban.nina d1ttriminat1on by .. public· • Swiak iu membcfofasi>ecialized that jmt disapPeated for · three
accommodauons•: applied t~ th_e Jaycees. . . · ,quad of technicians that rel)Cltedly minuies." said controller 'Antho'-'Y
8_ut the unarumous rub:na 10 that ?SC provtded no checldt ' as to what has been summoned to Southern .. Skip .. sk1'rtick. Who 11 belpins or-orpn~t1ons -the Boy Scouts, the G11I Scouts, So.ns or Italy ~nd the. ~oh sh California to correct problems_-t both pnize a new controllers' u.nion. t§e
Wo"'.'en S Allaancri'?r example -n11a}tt la~fWJy fit lftto a state I dcfin111on of radar sites. The team was caned in sajd he radioed all aircraft in the area
public accommodat~on. . . . . two weeks aao to monitor and adjust to search for the· plane. and it ~c 19~4 dcc1s1on, batted .at the lime by feminists, ~as prtm1~ on the the equipment, and is to report on its eventually rca~ared on the scope
coun s ~nd1n' that lhe J.aycees ts not •pnvate ~ntZ.a!•On becautc of, amona • findffta.s in a few weeks. the R.eaister on its oriainal course.
other th1nas. ats larae size, aeneral lack of sclectivuy an c~1n1 membcn. ·-·------------~---'!Ill-----• involvement in commerce and use of p\lb!ic facilities. •
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homAl ,. 100,00010 Ora• County. ·other exhibits reminded vis1torsof
--.-To avoid panickin1 the pa~sengcn, Wh~n .he called lhe COa.st G&atd,.
Forbath annourtccd tbat the Catalina • Foi'bath said he was told lhey were
Holiday had muck a loa. " aware of the submeraed boat-about
"About five Y~l'11&9 the median· the phaht of Soviet Jewt:.. the Re·
lJC ofour leadership was around SO," fusenaks who want to but aren't
Friedmah said. allowed to emiarate. A video tape of
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With a spothaht shinina on the eight miles out of Newport Beach -
watq', the crew nottt'Cd the ked of the but did not an~end to so out Saturday
boat stickina out of the water and n1aht to mark at or remove 1t from ~
estimated the vessel was about 30 to C•tahna Channel.
JS feet Iona. Sunday monuni., Forbath apin
"In• way I was relieved because 1 called lhe Coast Gu.rd, Uf1Jlll lhem
thou&ht we· might have run into 1 to do somct~tnl about the boat. He
smaller boat and knocked lt.9vcr," also call~ fnends who operate fish·
Forbatl'I said. "l was ·searchrna for '"J boatn~ local waters to warn lhtm · h w .. of the capstted vessel. someone in t ~ ater. .. "When you see a submerat<S vessel,
Forbath said the fcrrybOat had it's the seaman's law to caJI up -and-
struck the vessel with a &l•nClDI blow notify the Coast Guard." Forbath
. ~at caused no damage to the boat or said. "But tfiey're not doina much
101une to the passenicrs. about it"
Youna people retumina to Ameri-Anatoly SJ1cbaransky showed him
ca from visits to Israel s:ame back with implonna Vlewtn not to foraet dtc renewed excitement about their f1>th many he left behind wben he recently
and a desire to participate, but they won his release from Russ1a.
wanted to work with their peers. Another exh1b1t displayed the stark
The Youna Leadership Propam reminders of the Holocaust ofWorkt
was launc~ed and last year ~eluded War JI when the Nlltl rounded up
more than a hundred pa~Clpants.. .and extemunated mtU1oos of Jews. F~~man said. . ~ The annual fa1r was sponsored by Youna ~fcss1onals te.nd to &et the Jewish Federation of Orange
lost to1he leWish com.mumty as. they County an ct>operatton with the
&et anvolved an tbCl~ • .J>!'Ofe"1onaJ Consulate General of Israel lD Los sroups and other actJVlttes. so the ~ communaty loses i"" skills," she said. gcles. ,
.. So Youns Leadership is a very Orpn12crs wd thas y~s one-<lay
cxc1t1n1 protram.. • fj was the 1.v&est an its history _
BRIAN THE-RIOT
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·' • es1re .
to preserve prj vate ·
property values. ·
It 's time to say
YES -W our citizens
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-e ·dication
YITI
BRiii
THERIOT
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YOll
I ALLOT
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· ~' I wish all Americans ' had the energy an.d
dedication of Bri~n Theriot"
Former Rams Coach George Allen
· Director· President's Council on Physical
Fitness and ·Sports
elermination •
to save Costa Mena from the
corruption of special interest
groups.
EDUCATION: Costa Mesa's Woodland Elementary School and Heinz Kalser)r. High, Newport
Harbor High School graduate. Dual Bacheler of Arts degrees In Polltcal Science and History
from u.C.L.A., and a·1984 law school gra'duate. All American U.C.L.A. Track Team Captlan
FAMILY: Married to Missy Ther ot. Our first child la expected this December.
QUALIFICATIONS· Honored by The United Way, American Red Cross, Costa Mesa Cub S~ts
and Harbor Area Boys and Glrls Club. and the Y lndlan Guides, Honored servite for presldef'.'t
Petet Ueberroth and the 1985 L.A.0 .0 .C., The United States Post Mas1er General, and
U.C.L.A.'s Chancellor Charles Young.
FRIENDS OF BRIAN THERIOT FOR CITY COUNCIL;
. Repment1ng
HomtowneiS-& Aentlft •
Miia Ptlblll llnd Frllndll 8eCtlel T owett
Mr. l Mn. Uince ThOmplOn Hlltfionel ,._ dll ...
Mr.' Mra. Tqm Bmatl E. Colta .....
. Mrs. Batblrl Codtrtll a.ch F~
Coich John McGte/ High Sc:i\ool T_._
Coflc:tl Bob Hiiiy/ E. co.ti MMe
Mr. Jeff toekt/ Alnttr
Mt. & Mrs. Jim Mlzlll/ !Mt9'cM
Ceptlln T.R. Johnlon/ ..._Verde
Mr. Matk 8lmled/ MtM del !Mr
Mr. l Mn. AK. Ttstot.I ~-
Mr. Jim Hobbit~ Cltlmn
Mt. Buctto St\liw/ ~
Mitt Linde Ffltftr/ Nofttl Cotta MtM
• Mr. Hol*d HUI/ .... Verde
. Mlli Sandra Clmlronl w. eo.ea .._
Mr. Mtr1tn ~,.,..,
Mr • .-m 11""" I COllgl fll"
Mr. Dinnie auplMld/ ,._IL C.. .._
Mr. Bemllrd 8ennl .... Ytrde
VOTE BRIAN
' Reprelenting
The 8utffltlt Commun+tv
The John Connell family· Connell Chewoi.t
Mr. Dew Roberts-Dlw'• eaim.u
Miit Pauline Roberts-~·· c.m.u ·
Mr. J.m Young-Mr J'1 8atber Shop
Mr. Stm Trebbs-1<1n110 • ~
Or Albtrt PIZZO-~
Mrs C1rol Boyer-L1 ~ve Aetleur~t
Mr . .,.,. Klein· Key t.htllt
Mf. & Mrs. BIH Fhnn· Scope Pecllflglng
Mill Cifi'c:ij Rinn. Sc091 Pect11Q1nO
Mr. ErtfEICMf-St.• M , Inc
Mr. Frid HO'*tll'• Attorney
Mf. Roi« Aga~ntan-AtlOft'llY
Mr. Gino Bolfo-Gino'• ()ft thl Ht!
Mr. John Ofllni. AA ArNricen 89ott• Y'ltimiM ~ Hert>or-Colt• Mell
lolrd of '*"°"
Orange Collt• CON MeM Liona Qub
Representing
FrltndS & Athletes
Mr Cart Lewi$· 1984 Otym?C Chlm(>iOn
Coach George Allen· L A Rima
Coach Jim BUsh-l A Dodger• •
Mr ~II W1llilmt-L A Alldtr• .,
Coach Roo PtUy· Ef\1191\ JV High SChoOI
Mr Ron Brown· LA Rimi
The Honorable Paut Newman
Ttle HOflorable Mr.a. John Wavnt
Mr, leo W11Uams:-us N.vy
Mt. Yerne watt• u SC l'ra CoKtl
Mr. Ken M1rgerum-albgo ...,.
Mr. John Etw Y· o.n. Btoncoe
Mr. Shane Foley· uac
Mt. Tim LNIY· N Y MMa
Mr.~Cot;lUV*
Mr. Stm ~-fUWllr
Mr. l Mr1 lMt'Y Oo>,il
Mt. StM Eklk~ v c L:A
ID 1111334
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IS OUR
CA-NDIDATE
Many of us have different Idea~
---~on clty_lssu~s., but we ..:,_ .. _ .. -'--
. ALL agree on ...
DON STRAUSS
Julie ' 8 Jld Amlly •
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Bnafl AlllstJdtef ••11Mll ..... Meal$
Dr. & Mn. Al9ll Mdrews ...,, Andlf1on
• MiM & e.t Ashe
' Jody Alhone Eric: hrtOll
Min 8allatd
Clrth 8ertaO'f
Do<• ' Jay 8ufc:Ntt Dr~ & Mrs Dl•ld Blbnllnt
Sol & lanet Biron
Charltt "Tn" •* Ken 811*mei$ter
Gordon & CilOlyn Bntti.
Hetti & Phoebe 8'ownell
Janet WI
Sllirth 8acoa
Of. l Mrs l twrtta 8tOWM
Allll ...
Dr .• Mrs. Arnokt 0 kkman
Dr. & Mrs Wililal knbium
Mrs JotlR 8Cshop
Mr. & Mn l. E kpnwr
. Mei ' ltoblrt Ba• Robert F. & Jeea 8oelllf
.., • & Mn Robert Blrtoft
Dr. & Mn ~ lloomblr1
Matpret 8edll
AbnW
Doll & Fr1q &rdorl
Fraa 8llry
David Bumll, Ill D
Vttki 8eriwnuti
Cynn.t 8unnel
Mt & Mrs. ·John Barry •
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Mr & Mrs Jl1MS 8eaucllamp
Anthon7Cfii¥os .. ----
H11lh & Marian Cope
B'arry Ctlartln, MD
Sall) & Ernest Camp ·
R H Clucas
Mr & Mrs Alvin Coa
Mitton Cl\Jnc Dr. W 111 J Conn
Mr. & Mrs E H Ctn. Jr.
Dr. & Mrs T Olll Ceseno
Stell A. Chavos
• Joe & Lilian Carney
Georp .. Cid
Mt & Mrs Edward H Chtrnau
Ptiscit\a a.•
Jama A. Cate
Dame & .loseph Collsworttiy
Blfbtra Corwly
l n & V11p1a Coon
Sally Cof,.o6d
Ron & Chtme CoYIQltOll
Bevlrty Curn •
Olwld & Joan Cunn1ncflarn
Rose Anne Ooms
Jama C Oo;te. M 0
Mr. & Mrs Frtnk Otsche
Marie & Harry Otcnam
8111 De Mayo
Glen Ournh
Robert K & >udtth Duke
Robert Duey, M 0
Dorothy OtP11ydt •
K1thryft DeWitt
Mrs Andrew Dossett
Pit & r1aret Oe1'lltlef
,., & Mrs CllJ11es V Ecclestone
Ellabeth Eckhardt. Ph D
Harian & Cmily Entma1'
john J Elliott
AM Em•
l eot1 East
Brenda & Din Eastman Dr & -o T Tr f
lam• E F.tt.Oll
Charlea Font1vs
Betty F
Phdlp far I
• An Fromt
Stlt f1tklf
Tammtt Fraw
John f arrer. M 0
Helen I .lostpll f1t1uson
Fran f11r r
Ginpr Field
lou S-:-Gf y
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• Vlfl~ & Safty G*t
• W ltw 8 Gefttn
R&Harrt contintMd ...
RE-ELECT
DONALD A.
STRAU • NEWPORT llEACH CITY COUllCL .
_AN INDERENDENT
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' FleurovreachesAustrta on war
to ald stricken brother Jn lsrae ..
VIENNA, Austria (AP)-lnasa Fteurov, teyina to hide tears of
joy, amved herewith herfama~yfrom theSo\iict Union.today"cn route
to larvl where ~ hopes to donate bone marrow to ..her lcukcm1a-
__.. .... ·,.._n. nrothtt • • . · . • ,
"l am happy, very happy," fleurov said after the flight from
Moscow. "l hope I will be able to help my btot~r. I think with my will
and his waU toacther ... wc·u be'lble to do somcthina."
Aeurov, her husband V1ktor a'nd their two daU&hte~ reached lhe
West after winnina a bureaucratic battle '4t1lh SOv1et ~miaration
officials. They told ~rs at Vienna's Schwcchat Airpon that the .
famityptanncdTOJOlO 111'RI as soonatl>OSiible, but ,,.~uns~ whtn they·~ould be leavint-• ..
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HasenfuS unaware ,Of CIA links
MANAGUA, N\Clf'llUI (AP) -Minis&er ROdnao Reyes. Mid he did Amencan mercenary Euaenc Ha~n· not conaickr Hawnfus' sta&enwnt to
fu5, on tna~ befort a rtvoluuonal') the court Sunday to be 1110ifican1 .
tnbunal, broke hts courtroom Hence "lndcpendcintly o( the confession
to say ht had no dirttt tnowledac of ofJiuenf'us. we have a lltQftf, stto~ CIA links to a rcbel.Jupply operation. r~le." "lcyes said. ''What is 1mPort·
·The 4S-ycir.:.old fonncr Manne ant to me at the moment is to prove
was ·ordered brou'1't before the that he committed \he crimes he is
·•people's coun" apUl today for the . chlraed with."
fourth consecutive day. · ~ Re~ said that at today's session
ffascnfus acknowledged dunna he "''" ptttent fl1a}lt lop. weapon Sunday's hourtona trial session that and othtt items found an the C· 123
he h·ad written and sianed a four-paac cargo plane Shot down Oct S in
documtnt the prosecution. has de-sout~m Nicarqua. scnbed as a confess10f\ to'.charges he Hasenfu1, <45, ofManneue, Wi•,
Coatn network alt& Ca'-n ulle '• e.c.pe
MIAMI {AP)..-ThtContra supply networlr.helDfd a CIA·tra1nedCuban
.exile accu.ted an 1 fatal airline ~mbin& nee Vcrtczucla af\tt he !>fibcd ha way
out of ,JJil accordina to 1 storY in The M1am1 _Herald. . . . Lui• Posada Caniles thtn started )VOtk with the anti· nd1m ta rebel •n
El Salvador, the Herald reported Sunday. . · •
• Posada, an explosives ~x~~ who fo~&J:it in the l 961 Bay of P1as attempt
to ovenhrow Fidel Castro, was Jailed fornane )tars an Venezuela awa1ttna tnal.
He was accused of involvement in the J 976 bomb1na .or a Cubana dC'
Av1ac1on OC·8 that blew up near Bndactown, Barbado Julhna 73 people.
Posada 's friends in the Contra upply netv.ork pve him a false Salvadora!l
pauport under the alia Ramon Medina to let ham ente~ El Salvador, the
Herald sasd. cnrnpn unidentified Miacni wbolesaln" who-181&he~mew Posada was a part of the operation. wal the only survivor: of what he t\Js
!~!!!~~!!!!~~~!!!!!~!!~:~~B:~~th=e~c~h=~~f~p:ro:scc:ut:o:~~l:u:u:~~~~k~•Kri~asJmw~~ drop supplies to U.S.-backed Contra
rebels .. ~rec crewmen dted tn the cruh, includin& two other Ameri-
before~ was jaalcd. • . EU&ene Hasenfus the American flier captured last mpntti after bc•nJ shot
down 1n N1caraaua. 1denuflcd Ramon Mcduia a a Cu~n eiu e fleTpa!'I to
direct Contra uppl y efTons at El Salvador'' llopango Air Base. -J>ublisHed
i:cports Previously have said Medina •s tfte name novbc1n1 used by Posada.
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• THE LARGE ST, MOST BEAUTIFUL
.JAGUAR DEALERSHIP
IN ORANGE COUNTY ..
r JS NOW OPEN •
the PROFESSfONAL APPROACH
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cans.. -.
Besides tcrronsm, Hascnfus is
cbaiJed with conspiracy and viol·
ations of public security and could be I
sentenced to 30 yearTin pnson.
After dedinina to comment durina
the previous two days' sessions,
Hascnf us spoke up Sunday to obJCCt
to a section of h.is written statement
dealina ·.with alleged Central In-
telliaeoce Aaency involvement in his
actLvities.
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to definitely. perso0tillv lcnnw •hat," assastedabouttwodozen"olherpeople •
he said throuah an interpreter to the in the operation out of IJopanao air
three-member PcopJe's·Tribunat try-base in San Salvador.
in& ham on a charge of terrorism. Published rep<>ns at the time
Hasenfus' remarks on Sunday (fOn· linked Gomez, also known as Fcliit.
nicted with etrlier statements to Rodnguez. to Vice President GeOl'JC reporters.· _ Bu h Bush's offict has confirmed he
"I do not have the direct nowled&c
After has capture he told rcponers dad know Rodnguez, but said the vice
lhat two nationalized CubJn Amen-prc:sident·.had no connection with.
cans, Mu Gome? and Ramon operations tO supply th Contra
Medina, worked for the CIA and rebels · . ,,
rash of Irai1ian~ilitary_ 'Sinn Fell}
plane kills 98 service.men ends b.oycott
By the A11ocl~ted Pre~ . • • --of par]/ am en t
NICOSIA, Cyprus -An Iranian C-130 military plane crashed an the
mountains of southcutem lran near the border with Pak1stan and
Afghanistan, ki1ling all 98 people on boa.rd, the official lranaan neWs a'ency
reported today. The a~cy. monito~ in Nicosia, sa1d plane was prcpanna to
land at the Zahcdan airpon Sunday evening when at slammed int-0 mountains
six mil~ cast of the city. The~cy said thoiane crashcd1ust.btfnce landtng "because of technical failure." It did not specify the technical problem
Student demonstrators face cb.arges
SEOUL, South Korea -The government prosccuuon office rcponed
today that 1.274 students Wiii be charged with cnme, for their pan 1n a four-da)
anti-government. anti-American demonstration last "'eek. They "'ere amona
I ,j2S detained by police for what the autborims qlled a lefltsrptot to orpmze
an anti-aovernment, anti·U.S. student federation involvma 29 schools an and
near Seoul. the capital The arrested SUHknn took pan 1n a \!.IOltnt four-day
siege of Seoul's Konkuk University that ended Friday when about 8,000 no1
police stonned the campus. Authorities said they arc withholding action on 48
Students Still in the hospital with IOJUries S.UStaanc:d durin& the poltcc ICtlOO
DUBLIN. lrtfand (AP) -Sinn
Fein. the pohtJcal wing of the
outla"'cd Irish Republican Arm>. has voted to abandon ats boycott of the
lnsh parl1amc:nt. prompting a split
WI nardJaoen. -
At its annual convention 'Sunday,
Sinn fem 's leadership gained-tt\e
two-thirds maJonty needed to drop
absten11om m - a tepubh.can tra·
dtllon meant to underscore rt)CCtion
of Ireland's pan1uon tn 1921 and the
In b Republic· ltgJslaturc an Dublin.·
Despite appeals for umty, dozens of
d1ss1dents led by former Sann Fein
president Ruairi 0 Bradaigh stormed
out of the meeting. Within hours,
about 130. or one-fifth, of the more
than 600 delep1es apeed to establi h
1 ncwpany. Repubhcan rrin Fetn. · Chl•••np cha.en to lead Moumblque "l>nme M1n1ster Garret F1czGtrald, -. . . .reacung anvaly to Sann Fe1n's btd 'to . ~APlFt:O. Mou~b1que . -The ruhna Marxist pany today elected 101n mainstream pohucs, urged all
Forc;ign Minister J<>i:Q.U•m Ch1~no to·succced the late Samora Machel as estabh hed panics to work to ensure
pTCs1dent o.f Mozambique:. Ctus~no: 47, ~ho as ~r~ed as a moderate. that Sann Fein does not win seats ao
beci>mcs this southern .Afn<:an nation s ~nd mes1den~ JUSt ov~r two weeks lhc! Dail,. or parliament. -
after Machel, ~3, waf killed an a plane crash 1n Sooth Afm:a. !he 120.membet FitzGerald, whose .cooh11on -gov·
7 1 4 / 971 -2002 central commit~ chos_e Chmano as l~dcr of the na~aon s lone: petty, the emment hold a slim maJt>nty wt th
Front for the J..iberauon of Mozambique. Under ihe consututaon, he lhe help of independent lawmakers,
• 200~ SOUTH M~CHESTER AVENUE ' automatically also bccom~ prestdent of the country and commander m chief said the vote was an IRA plot to"seck =====::::=============A=N==A=H=E==1M=.=C=A:::;::::::::::=:=:=-:==========~o-f_th_e_a_rm_ed_forces. a balance of po"" er position ..
PAID POLIT1CAL ADVERTISEMENT ''Re -elect ·a
_EAD_EBS
H'ovik and June Abramian Helen Coffey Patricia S. McKenna, M.D. Doris 0 . and Larry Shay
Tom Allen Stan and Rae Cohen Bob and Ann Mclean Dorothea SbeeJy
Glenda Alphabet Evie Compton Dr. Eugene & Mrs. Beryl Mellnkoff Robert Shelton
Doug-Ammerman Joan Connella JoAnn arid Harry Merrill Said Shokrtan
Janie Arnold Kevin and Susan Conaey kllwlny P. Monte Don and Fran Slc)per
' Vince and Carol Arrigo Jane Coon Colll• lftd Jean Moms Lou A. Smallwood
Albert J. Auer . 11 Cart and Taffy COelow COnnli..Sltan Mumford Gan Vlnje Smith >
Barbara Aune eotllllam F. Cott ..,._Nlltande Jerry J. Smith "'
BAC PAC P and Le. Cotton Corllll lril Tim Newman Don C. Snyder
Betty Jo Balley John L. and Nancy Curci N.B. Pollcl ~·Assn. W. Lee and Ann Spencer
Doug Balley David Qmingh8m N.B. ~·Assn. · '1>fana Springer L.-ry Diboll . Paul BalaJis ,_a.. Reed Sprtnkel . Ctwtotte F. Diie Pat and Donald F. Ball Jemel Diie ~ lftd Cnilg O'Brien John and EJlzabeth Stahr
Louis Ballas -Carolyn A. Dlvll Dennie D. O'Neil Eiieen T. Steams
Martha and Pete Barrett A. OllrnO J .. Leslle Steffensen
Elizabeth L. Beazley · Barbara ll1d Jim DeBoom t~Olllno Louise Stephens Mllln M. Doltll Gordon Beck • ~ayne Ootlor1 labOll•• f . Boyd StlHlngs
Paul Belous Aoryce Downe Mlctt1ll D. Piitz Glen and Dorothy Stlltwell
Edward P. Benson llltY.,.. Mable Striker Lynn Dowty Marcia Bents Don ,. .. , Herbert W. Sutton ..... ~ Kart 1:>. Bergheer Ja1lllPlck Henry K. Swenerton Robert and ;ldllt Duke James R. Blakemore ... Eugq Dukette nm. D. Pdenpaugh Phn and Bette Tozer
John L. Blom Dr. K1l11yJilterson Robert Trapp Jiii Dwk•
Wllllam and Edna Blurock Ranney Draper Hoftorlllll Irv Pickler Wiiiard S. Volt
Wendell and Melitta Booth George and.Phytlll Driyton Dr. lind Uri. AObert L. Pike Hank and Margaret Weber
Yvonne Bottroff ~ Peter Drummond llllblra Plnes Supervisor Harriet M. Welder
Dan Boyd Winifred Dunn Honorlllll RUthelyn Plummer C.C. and Claude Whitney
Jane Boyd Thomas C. EdWlrdl ... Md Edwin Ramaey Hatley Wltklnson
Zaverto and Ctyda Brenner Pat Bchenhofer -.rblia T. Regan • Edgar and Edith Wilffams
Kathleen Brown Jean England V. Beauregard Rettlng George Wllllamson
Kay Brown James F. English ~°"'°' Thomu F. Alley Joan and Lloyd Winburn
Gary W. Burrill Cart and Df8na EnSI~ Brenda 8. Roa, Ed.O. Marc Winburn
Watter Burroughs James Evans Hon. and Mra. J.E.T. Rutter Harriette Witmer
LOUIN Button E. Tam Evans Phyttla SChnelder e. Edward Wolfe
Tykye G. Carriar81 .Karen Evatts Paul Ind Cathy Schroeder Sterling H. WOHe, Jr .
TomClley WllUam Acker John T. Schuler '1fm Wood .
DoUgCav~ Esther and Stu Fine • Roger enct Janet Seftz <r Sttphaille Young ·
~ Ind AnthOfly. Chlvol, Steve Gabriel Honorable Suunne :S. Shaw Lois Ind Terry Zimmerman
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ewporl Beach
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COMMfTTEE'fO RE·iLECT. EVELYN HART! DOUGLAS'-' AMMERMA.N, :'TREASURER • 435 1f:DLAHD8, NEWPORT~. ~OANIA 129'3
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WASHINCTON (AP) -States -• WASHINOTON (AP} _ The m~y not an off It.ear Pl~nts to Coart to__,.._ relffl!foa "-•la "'""•~AA.I~ Unaled S&aaa and lbe SoViet UlllOn pnvatt lfOUPI because lhc.lto\I~ --.~ _. --.r--1 ha the -.-Lo ..... offer, amo~ other tha~ abonaom WASH GT ,, · . • ve meam IO track · 1~w or abQnion counsthnat the·Su ~ ,IN ON CAP). -The Supreme. COW\ ..,_ t~ to dec.ick • ~ft that art suoDOIC:id tO be made Coun ruled today ~ wvhcthcr relia-ous ~mpl_oyen art free to hire only members of t!Wtr own (a\th 1nv111ble from nidar by biah·&edl
By a S·l vote . the coun upheld e en for non·rela~~' J.Obl. • • . • c~stnac:tK>n technaque.. • U:S. of·
ruhnp that AnzoM's Pl)'m(f!t pohcy • 1 19fl1=:: :;:1 =~rev::; 1 ~r:' that stnd dOwn as uncon titutlonal. f~s My. fftcialt h • the
violattd the const1tuiional 04"lJ of U.S. Diitnct Judie ~:id K~i:k~$.~~~o;!i PQt n= 0~ '; di;~;; \he
• Planned ParcnthQOd orpnazaa.ons an that reh••ous cmntoycn may -r~·-..... hi·-~ ! .... _ ~~t,..May "'!_ mat••r with t A • .,.,.: ....... n-.-• . the state.· • · • •• 1 .... r .... -..., .... peo out.IUlll; i~r .. 1th "" Mo ~-IKOV .-.~. Althou&h today"s decillon was not re 1f ous act1v111es only-. and not. for .. Jeeular" ·or non-reliaioui onct. made that ldm1111on an the wakt of -.crompatt~ by an 'written .. Si ~Ju~ orda'ed oO"aeials ol ~ Church of Jesus.chrisi of Lau.et-day the ~fatt that ha1 1WT®nded the · . .t ~ . X ~ nt> ~w ~~tile nllur M~son, ~th biC~-pay. uan enainttr responsa~ U.~. supcr-staetSttatUI bOmbeunct ~i~g~t 'wa.atrn~ n~~o:nduct ~i for nwnwm!'& the Dcscret Gymnasium, owned and iraled ~the church · its ability to evade radar cktection.
ents in the ·case. the coun .. Mayson 11 a Mo"?'on but~ fired after faili,"I t beeome eh1Jbl• for 1 • But theie officials say· such dcUc· !Ced a ruhna that such ' state tem~ recommend. ian1fyil'\1 otnc:rvance or church's rehsious.· uon ~ no th~t because of the
. ·fu.tNli~a .cutoffs interf<J"C-with <:~n.. tan s.. ~ tW'" ~lealth a1rc~f\ ~?u~ bC
~~ttuuonally prot~ted. abo.rtiQn ,. • , • • ~ . ,;_ UiC Pn~ dOa:not n;; ~·· a1sO .. • • • for"non-therapC_uti~" abonions. And reambunement for 90 percent of the· v1sioa us.int its bOmben for 1urprise.
eoou!' ~umed~wayapaarof s1x_year11go theJusuccswentfunher, money s~nt for cenautfamdy plan--lint-stnkc rajd , it is not conumed ~ey cases 1nvolv1n1 racial dcsca.rcaa· rulmJ that the federal government nin& services. Arizona allocates 10 about dettction ~ the new radar
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folk. ya., and. Oklahoma Caty, Okla. fund even most ·therapeutic . . ici, orOTH-8, -•· • · Chief Justtce Wilham H. Rebp· • abon1ons . ' The state lccislature, an 1980 ltsiJ.-.. Whit Stealth oded t d " quist and Jusuccs Byron R White • · · 1auon. mtncted the u9e of 1'te fi . tha 11.tnte 0 .0 15
uon of elementary schools· 1n Nor-and 1nd1vidual ll.llcs do not have to percent matcbina funds. called Ovtt-the-Horizon-Backsc:at: I s 0 u R
and Anton an Scaha voted 'to hear • At issue in the Aruona case was money for abortfon-related 1ct1Vit1es. !0 u ~so tan aircraft can ~hver
araument.s m the abonfon ca~ but whether tate moneys may be A match. fi d . ns or nanc,e to .a ta~t 'Mthin !he . ··c· A KQID~· :IE. ·four votes are needed to 1T1nt 'such withheld from organa~tions ofl_:cring bill said thena-_:t0• s ~PP9>PflatJonsf ~~J. temh 'f!!·a1' 1~~ ~~!_ra~~ J'CviCW -a.bonlOO-ftJaled SCf\11 ~'(tn If the _ Ee $ . C S partment 0 0H9"l&I,-"' 0 l .. C UK 0UKH
J Sa • · tale fund themselvc.~ are not used onomic Sccunty cannot gute:.stalt._}Q, s k bout ltealY\-.~\Cch~no~~i-t~ USll~ n~ra Day 0 Connor did ror such iCf\IJCCS • . r;noncy to groups that "ofTer only I ey not DC pamCd. w, n's
not pnic1pate m the casc. . . ·. . aborhO!lS, abon1~n procedures, nol deti&ncd to keep me otbeT auy
The htab coun nine )e&r:s ago said Anzona panac1pates '!' a ftderaJ coun~hna forabortaon procedures or from knowina that the war has . -Many of us . have different ideas. tatcs have no lcpl ob1Jpt1on to pay arant progr11m that provtdes federal abon1on referrals." started. · · --on cit -Issues but we
Reagan signs bltl ~rohibiting N;tSA engineers wary of sh!lttlejolnt bolts ·ALL agree on .. .....;;..;. ;...::;._-----....--1--...:...;
mandatoryageforretirement ORLANOO,F1a.(AP)-SeveralNASAen&incershavequesi1ooedaplan -DON STRAU" ss· . -• to add 100 bolts lo a crucial joint in speec huttle boo5tcr rockets, saying it
B cam~ a "potenual for dtsaSte .. a newspaper ~rted. .
Y tlae Aatocia&e4 Prus Addint the oohs to the noulcjoint to prevent hot pscs from lcak1na
Coli;!panies wuh more than 20 cm plo)ttS no longer can establish a wo11Jd introduce I 00 new locations for danaerous leih the Orlando-Scntmcl
mandatory retirement age under• btJJ sponsored by the oJdest member of satd ~n .a copyright tory Sunday, quonna National Acronaoucs and pace
. Cona.ress and saaned in Anahe1 m by the nauon 's oldest pres1dcnL The brll was AdmmastratJon sSocuments. •
adol)ted unammously in-the cl 1n& houPi of-the congressionM siOn last~TheshuttleQlallen~re!P.lodcdJan. 2hfter0-nnuaskeusealin11ficld
mon..tti ... With the sjj.rting of thts Jeaislation we take another imponant step by JOtnt between solid fuel segments lcueallot ~~&rutina the h'uac extermJ
ensun na that the many indi v1duals 70 )cars'or age-ana older who have valuable r:fi=u=cl=tan=k:;. ::-:----:::-:--:--::-~---------=.---::--...;;_-=-:::---.;
contrib1Hions to ~ake will now have the opponttnity to do so." Pm1denl · Rcapnw~mawnttenstatement. ·--.-Newport's-Cannery Village-· -
SPRINGAELD, Mo. -Elderly reputed cnme boss Josepb Bonanno bas
been released after spcndin& more than a~ ln pri50n for rcfu ing to testify
about a so-called Mafia commisSJon. ofTJCtals said Bonanno. 81 , was released
from t~e fcderal-pmon'-medt<'at-~r ~r.d.a)!,-..saad..pmon Office
Robert Fidell. No dcuuls "ere available and hts New York City attorney, Ira tt.:o===;;;;;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii===:::;=============:ll London, was not tn his office toda) trhen '°ught for comment 2900 Newport Boulevard • Newport Beach • 67~-2968
'CITIZENS FOR A BE'ITER NEW?
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ltoberl Gamson Nl!!cy Gtrdftef
GeOfl ' $Gzie Crvtllf Mr. & Mrs Jama E Got~
Rena ' Cbar\es Godsll Daniel Holaftder. M.O ..
Dodt Hinton
Rob~
flPft -Hai~ Marilyn Hendrchon
Donald & AM Heiney
Marc111 & Oocrie Hall
Thof!lls W tfel• IOI
Mr •• Mrs Robert Hysoa
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lbt&lfdHolflMI
Pa y Ml Holandtr
Jolln ' Hessie tmtand
Mr. ' Mrl. Hoar4 J Hassett Mr. & Mrs. im Hinley
Dout & Kam Harriniton
Jerry & Pat FU
..... Hinsll.a•
T04ft & Cindy Houlton
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Georp ' llaly ltctes Or Josepti lof...-i
JobrlSOll
Brio11 l 8octnie Jw.tte
Michel A lacobs
• Kattly Jorrensen
Miry f(q
Barbara bf
AIM & Pat ~ttl
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Roy Kun
-Edward & Anne Kusby AN -OPEN LETTER TO NEWPORT BEACH VOTER
...___ ____ OM CITIZENS FOR A-BETTER NEWPOR Y.--..:...--Acnes Kalb -rt------~--J~~ J & SbitteJ 0 Kroenert • .lacqutft !"kUanan .
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Dear Fellow Resldehts of Newport Beach,
In almost every election. people have differences of opinion and we beheve that those who
oppose·Measure A have the right to express that opinion
But, 1n recent weeks, some opponents of Measure A, most notably Newport 2000 and
Gridlock. have been slandering Measure A, and the candidates who support 1t, as a way to
improve the chances of their slate of candidates in the general election on Tuesday. They have
been running a campaign based on fear ... hoping to scare enough residents into believing that
if Measure A passes November 25th, every inch of the city will be paved over. the values of our
homes will tumbla the quality ot hie an Newport Beach will be destroyed, o ur roads will be
gridlocked, and we will all have high rise office towers in our backyards
Newport 2000's recent mailers for example, state that Meaeure A would result in high rise
devetopment in res1csen11a1 areas NOT TRUE. Newport Center is clearly zoned commercial They
have beeway1ng that Measure A would ~r~te gridlock. NOT TRUE. Every traffic expert has
conclusively said that Measure A, with its $4 7 m111ton in road improvements, will dramatically
reduce traffic congestion In fact. Peter Fielding. statewide director at the Un1vers1ty of California
Institute of Transportation has said: "What's hard for some people to realize 1s that these
improvements would'actually cut existing traffic congestion 1n Newport Beach and more than
offset any naw traffic generated by Newport Center "
· Newport 2000 says that our city wall be 'paved ovetlt if Mflalul'e A 1s approved NOT T.RUE.
Measu·re A seeks only to complete the remaining 25% of Newport Center. and more than
60% 1s .being le11 as open space. "
They·cla1m·tnat we wi ll get Pelican Hill Road even 11 Meaeure A isn't passed ~OT TRUE. Only
1f Measure-A 1s passedw 1tl we be sure to get Pelican Hill Road. There rs NO ASSURANCE that 1t
will ever be built otherwise.
Everyone in this city is concerned about growth and traffic -especially the members of
Citizen• For A Better Newport. All of us live here, and we want to maintain the quality of hfe we
are used to.
And that's ex!ictly why we are supporting Measure A.
WE OBJECTTO NEWPORT2ooo~s USE OF"OtSINFOAMATION" RATHER THAN FACTS.
As a committee of residents formed tQ w1.n approval of Meeaure A. we simply cant stand by and
watch these opponents o f Mee1ure A slander its wonderful benefits to all of Newport Beach 1n
the hope they can mislead enougt-l voters on Nov. 4th. SO WE URGE VOTERS TO BE WARY
OF THOSE WHO CLAIM TO H~VE THE FACTS •.• BUT REALLY DON'T!
Jolin 0 Kt~
-~ __ _. ... _r & Vir~nca Kay,~'--
f-ff ~---Anne & Gotdon Kay
Chery! Kosky
Mary LaHaye
E~ne l..inboff
he!yn & Watson Ltttle
Bdbe l tf nel
.Juchlb & Wi lOll(YU!
Chan Lefebvre
Dorothy l Ward ltt
Mary Lyons
Kathryn Lin
Barbati lol'lll
Mr & Mrs Henry E Lefebvre
M t,,ndamood
.,,_,. l troy. M 0
Warren l Annette Lindsay
Nincrmoy
Thomas Myall
Mr l Mn Stephen Marosi
~en & Rhoda tyn
Or l R W k
E Terence Moran. M 0
Gwen Mayberry
Mel & Adele Mann
Ro0m1n H Muson
Pat Moran •
Mr & Mrs Bob rYf'
Mr & Mrs Robert l Mon y
Betty McCdand
Chris MtSpanen
le lbtlllO
Ora1le McNally
Bob & Ann Mel ean
8111 & L~ Mccroskey
Jane
'*~ Jlidy
R son
Marcia Younalo•• NOrdlui\d
Dick & Slndy hol~
Jane hrtz
Jean O'Sha
Georce & V1r11ma Ochsner
Jotin O'Oonnen
Htrb & Joan Otlke
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Ml & [hubettl OOcn
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Na~~ro Alft p A$
Or & M Hilpert P r It
Petn
RE-ELECT
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contin1:1ed ••
Smcorely, DONALD -A.
Mary Lou Horn by
Vin Joro nsen
John K1tlefer -,~~ Jean Morr"1s
Dana Reed
Don Re an
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LIV.ENGOOD'S VOTING RECORD IS PROOF
'HE WILL eROTECT OUR FAMILIES,:HOMES
~ 1-• AND BUSINESS~S. . .
.. TOM LI\ E"\GOOD for oH~r·J9 )t"&r ha been ~orking for u ~h·ing <·ommunity ...
problem • not just talking about them."
**ENDORSEMENT BY FIVE FORMER MAYORS**
orma Gibb • At Coen, Ja(·k Green. Jerry Mathey & Don hiple)
9ampalgn climaZe~ today
as Reagan s~mps In Meaa
By OOUG'WILUS ,,,......,,,...,
Pttsid~M'1tcapn w~s to headline • the final act-oUt-'the•votc drive of supportert to the polls. Oemocrats as well ., hi~self Tutt-~
Califomia Republicans today an Reapn'a final· ,et-out-the-vote day. '
Costa Mea, while Cahfom1a~s top rally at tbe Pacific Amphitheatre Jn Bradley's other Sunday a~r
Oemocrats planned fly-around toun Costa Mesa was billed as an effort r<?r anccs included rallies with Jew1ltl.
cnss-cT01&in the state for a dozen the entire Repubhcan ucket. But 1t 1s ·no and Hispanic vottn as he ·
c ectton-eve ra 1cs. , . . .. focused has 1na nve o 801 while the major candidatet for UAOAt ~rvaUYCI bccaUK of his nat~n •.s fust dectc<1 black vemor ·
aovcmor. U.S. Senate and hundreds m*ratc-to-hberal conarcs~aonal heavily 10 minority comf!lun1 1cs.
of other state and local offices made \'Olma record, who stands to pan the · .. , S di ppr·
their final plcu ror support, Cali-bia&tSt potential boost from Reqan's OeukmcJ1ln s two un > a Partl
fomia 's 12.8 'million voters looked appearance. .. an~s stressed Repubhcan visib?'
forward to the end •of the year·lona Jn their'" se~rate :weekend fly-unity, but that ur~y ·~ '861. ~r:rqe A 'Of vitriolic, slash.ioa telc-, around tours, De\akmeJt.an-and Bra~-strained at beth o. 15 cam o
v1S1or1 commcrc1als which domt-Icy both .ltressed ·,upport of thCU' _ ralhe,. . • . .
nitCd all oftfie state's tl\IJOn&CCS. party art-OUt•the-votc drives, but Oeukmcj1an and Zscha\l claspCd . ·
Major races include the U.S. SCnatc both had disappaintcdty small handsand raised their arms an v1~ory .
contest between Democratic incum-crowds. salutes in Burbank and San Jose to
bent Alan Cranstorr and Republican With a landslide-proportion 19 demonstrate GOP unity.· But l'h<>-
Ed Zschau, the gubernatorial contest percent lead over Bradley 1n the last ments after the Burbank appearance,
between Republican incumbent pre-clccuon poll, OeukmeJian said ZschaufaHcdtoappcarwiththeothcr
George Deukmejian and Democrat his b"8CSt worry as GOP complacen-Republican candidates at a Joint news
Tom Bradley, the vote to confirm or cy abOut ltis rc-clcct1on. He rcmi'nded conference.
oust Chief Justice Rose Bird and supporters at a rally Sunday at GOP • And althou.&h DwkmcJian c!asped
votes ~n far-rcachin& AIDS .. and -statt headquarters 1n Burbank that Zschau's hand in aesture of victory,
toxics im i1t1v.s;---~ -~ betmtlcd::Bradfe)'-i t e aovcmor dnt"-noriom-hAfWJ'§',....--
Rel48n 's dccisiQn to make his final every prc-ctcct1on poll unul election either rally with his runnu~a mite for
campatan appearance of the year in da,y. so tllcy .shouldn't ta~c his lead lieutenant aovcrnor,. Mike C~rb, rus home state was based on mott this year l'or granted. r. ah b ttT lh&J> just scntimcntaluy. Leaders of Bradley literally took hu campat&n apinst whom he ioufia t a it -
l"h-parlics bell CMmt-o-r-i-tt churcn Su_nday, askin~ iupportm· primary in l 9S2 and s kept has
U.S. Senate for the final two ~ars of to ianore the poJls and pray for has dutancc tlus year.
Reagan.'s tenure may be dCCldcd by election. , • A very hoarse OeukmeJ••n told the
Californ ia's dca<kvcn race between ''Help me, help me. Pray for me. chantin&t cla~pins.raJly an Sao Jose,
Cranston and Zscbau. Ask the Lord to help us. You know ntar "Zschau s poht1cal home hue,
Zschau has tommed Cranston's your fncnds. If you don't look·out for that he had Jost bis voice because
once--substanual lead an PQlls to a your fncnd , tbcrc'll be no one to took. "I've been 101ng around sayina.
statistically insignificant l percent in out for you," Bradley told the con-'Zschau nowr Zschau now!:~ )Jut
the -1ast pre-election J>9ll and iuaation -._t one or eiaht obsctveISlRJtedthatDeukrnej.ianbad
stratqists in both campaians hcve predominately black churches he not been heard uttcnnJ his fellow
the race wtll be decided by which side visited Sunday it1 San Dies<>. W)inf Republican's slopn unul the San
docs the better job ·of gettina its su n for Cranston and other Jose cve.nt.
Bu9keysajs
he, mother
b~ingmade
. scapegoats ·
LOS ANGELES (A'P)-Jn his-first
_public.statement since being arrested
21h years aao. McMarun J>rc..Scbool
dcrcndant Raymond Buckey satd he
and his mother arc beina made
scapcgoats for mist4.kcs made by
overzealous prosecutors.
Buckey. 28, and his mother, Peuy
.McMartin Buckey, S9, are the orily
two IOJTIJ 10 tnaJ on characs of mass
molestat1on at the school. Charges
apinst ti ve others wett dropped after
Dastnct Attorney Ira Reiner decided
the evidence ap.inst them w.S insuf-
ficient .
"Yo4'vc got to have a scapegoat,
Buckey sa.id Sunday on the CBS
telev1s1on show "60 Minutes."
"Tbq'vwpl two pcoplcmjatl.fJ>r.
(more than) two years.·• &ckey said,
"Arc the_y go1 na to back off now and
----~-------~----------------sa .~~~ey~i~nt~r -----~1---0U<~lo!-and-'ho-l°GRMr-de~ndaM!.
...
0
Cambridge
blows away . . . -·~
generic competition!
who also appeared on the show, said
that their laves had been ruined by the
allqations.
Buckey and his mother arc sched-
uled to stand tnal later this month for
101 counts of conspiracy and
molestation at thi now-defunct
school over a I 0-ycar pcnod.
Mrs. Buckey, who didn't appear in
the interview, rcma.tned rrec on SI
m1lhon bad. Buckey gave his inter·
view fro~ Los Angeles County Jad.
where hes bcina held without<bail.
Buckey denied · ever having sex
w1th childrcn at the school, but said
many of the children who have
testified that he molested them "have
actuanr, come to believe 1t hap.
pened. •
.
f2 f 'llr,' a a mg AfCCl
-·.
Regular& Menthol,
King & 100
,.
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,•
"They've been told so man y umcs
they've been reinforced in what they
were led to say· from the very ~nn1ng, that they can &et up on the
(witness) stand and say, 'Yeah Ray
dld thauo me.."' be .satd. '
"~ut they can't &ive )'Ou any
specifics because It never happened.''
Citicorp may seek
Buk.Ainerica bid
SAN FRANCISCO CAP) _
BankAmenca Corp., a_lready (acC(L
Wlth a sweetened .takeover offer from
Fint lntcrs.tate ,Bancorp, hu also
dra:-vn, the interest of CnicofP, the
nauon .s laracst ~nldna company
accordma to a published report. '
The N,cw York Times said today
that Cmcorp officials have infor-m~lly ~nlactcd BankAmenca or-ficaals ut passibly acquanna lhe
second-iqcst bankma ios11tut1on.
A ba oo interstate bankina until 1 ~1 lbuki •PPl.renlly ma_kc such a
transactJon 1UepJ. However the ncwspa~ quoted Wall trcci and •
bank1na 1~u't'¥ source as saying
Citicorp thinks 1t has found a way around the law,
RUFFELL'S
llPIM.STEIY llC . .............. 1m_..., __ ••••
T 11, , ! '1 , , . ,<...,, r i , , 1 , ; .:.. .-·
l
L verscan~m ke
beautiful moostc
SHREWSBU~Y. Vt. (APJ-Thi1
11 a love .. 1191Y.. let on a ecenic
Vcrmoat lailleidl. Jc i• tbe "°" ol a counuup dettiDed for d1•ppoint·
ment, but wbo wanu to break the news to the 700.pound male? It all blpn •lut wectad ,_.. I
bUU ,mOc* winMred into a putwe ia
Shrewsbury and ,SDC>tted Jn.it*, a
demure brown and white Hereford c:ow. However, the moote neaped and
• The mooee 1t0od and staied at ber, kidnaooed a herd of beim from a dairv Wm in Holland. When
two men ou em. fllOOIC
chued the. men f p a uee.
TMtt is al10"a story of a mO<We
Callina in love with a hone. · ~
proNb1y stay until the end of iu ·ney '!O ftt pretty dc?pey~ matinaacasoo-which usually isn't wt_len t)ley run thi1bttied1na mode,
until the early put pf November. . wd Gallus .. Can'ara wd the mOOle and cow · Scott Detlina. a btoloti11 with-the
It.and s.ide by Jide, but do little else. . . .. . S~te nth and Ganie ~eat,
"They've nuzzled like they're kiu-.said tKat .when the mauoa season i~·but I ain•t seen no actjon .. be coda,~ WJJ~ the love 1ffa1~. .
taid. . ~ .. This anunal ~ll lose 1u tn~t.
The affafr comet as no surprite to --: and head blcl£. mto the woods, he
State Game Warden Donald Gitlus said. • ·~ •
of Mouot Hour. · .. The interest is in the appearance:,··
--It's unusua to see it, but it's not said OarUna. .. The female is DOl '
uncommoa for them to behave lb.at puttana out any scent that would
wa .' he uid. -~tem.P.' the. mC?C* to attempt to 197.§i a 900-und moose siient • ._
MILD. ··nEPRESSIOl'I
The Ptychopharmacotogy AMearch lnatltute Medi votunteer1 with
mild depr811k>n.. tf you fMf deprelMd but are uncertain If It II MriOul
enough to be contfdered1or a 1tudy, pleue catl. Out ,....,ch ltaff
will perform a t~ ecreenlng to let you know If your aymptom1
are troublelome enough to qualify for a vlllt to one of out cflnk:9.
Symptoms of cflnlcal deprtllMk>n lnciud, tome. or all of the ~-;+;a.. • Cortvict granted
l)ewtt ching vislt
followtng: -
0 loaa 9f ln~er .. t or pleasure In uaually rtwardlng 8C1Mtlea.
O Feeling deprMMCf, aad, blue or hopeleaa.
0 CMngei In appetite. recent lldnmc:.nt weight ION or weight gain.
0 Excellfve fatigue or feeling very slowed down, no .,..'l'J.
O DtfflcottY getting to lleep or staying uteep, or llMpfng too much.
O FMltng gultty, worth-.. or u11t111.
MINNEAPOLIS (AP) -A pnson functions parallel lo those performed
inmate ~on • fight to have a wttch by priests a.nd mimsters." Varco said.
perform a nt\W 1n his cell after Antip. a S4-year-old pnestess of
corrections officials dec1dtd he bas a the Covenant of the Goddess who
ri&hl to worship a1 he choo~~ -dcclin~ to reveal her full name, wd
R-Obert EdwaU!s. ~n~ time al· she didn't know when she woulil visit
the Minnesota Corrmional lnsbtu· Edwards at .lh~ pnson, but that it
tJon tn St. (loud for a second-degree wouldn't bton Halloween.
O lndecfllon, poor memory, or P90f concentration ..
O lnereued phyalcal problem•.
To qualify, ·you molt be •t least 18 veart old, experlencelng
depreaak>n for a minimum of one MOnth and be In good general
phytk:al condition.
Qualified voluntMrl wllf f~ a brief phyalcal .. iwn. EKG, labor•·
tOty ttttt _and weMJy vll't• with • profetlk>naJ:...AU. FREE OF
CHAMI. ·~
• mutder con.,k:tion, wa1 sranttdt>cr-. Edward 3S, of Minoapohs., who
mission to ha\le a witch v1"i1t him was convicted in 1982 of kHlina tus
Coples of all medical test reautta wlH be provided to you or your
doctor,-upon your~-Yourp8ttldpatl0n may lead to the uae of
a aafe and etfectlw medication for the treatment of dept 11floc1. "It seems to me appro.Dnale that brother-in-law, sajd in a telep6one
the pn on treat the request for interview that he haoocen scekina
rehJious Jt>rviccs .... the way that 1t permission fof a couple of months to ueau nqucm for reh11ous SttVJC'CS have A.Dltp c:onduct a purification
by inmates who ptore~s more or-ccnnnoay.
tbodox religJous beliefs." wd Rich-Edwards said there was nothing
ard L Varco, counsel to the State sinister about the ceremony. which he
Depanment ofComct1ons. descnbed as a way lo release bis
For more mformatlon, or •.n appointment. p~ call: .
(114) 112-1110 Of (213 ) &9&-0101 ·
IN IAVlt!E IN LONG 8EAQi
Mondtiy ltwv Frto.y, I a.m -& p !"
.. Tbe witch ~ms to perform "impure thoughts and anxieties,"
PSYCHOPHARMACOLOGY RESEARC';...-1NSTITUTE
Nate Reade -Ken Fowler
Campaign Coordinators
VOTE
ELECT
·Char
Johnson
llov1mber 4 t
Costa Mesa
City Council
_._,. ....... --=j ohnson is oUr Choice -
We wa nt an indepe.ndent
candid a t~--=--------c·~-------_;_
n· lEAS ARt cos\a Mesa . r ... l Of you VO oear -.· MAYBE A LO
SEO AND \ lH\MK NOT GROUPS.
\'M cOMfU ' n tor c\\Y counc\\ • didates
100\ . at \NO\\l\OUALS ra 4 bY back\ng 3 ca~d oave
as mY t>e\\et th .d a trend \n 198 Aornbuck\e ad Ci\eson \t w t\on starte ted • Marv '(ates an t;l • \hat Mesa Ac s were e\ec cand\dates. u know tnese
\ know f those cand\d~te ha& endorsed 2, a \etter \ett\ng -:,o ck\e has .. a\so ~~e!\e~. Now M~!~c~~~nbUC~~ ~~st~:n contus\o~e ~f~~e~e three makes
nd Vice-Mayor owever. to a she t\gures \t o
!re ner tr\ends . : Ham\\ton. \ gu~~ ot the counc\\. mburgeY and .
endorsed sand~rd vote on her s e nave orv\\\e ~ t theY jointly
\\ sne'\\ h.ave a o\\t\ca\ arena "'ether . \ know t ~t\on comm\\·
on the other s\de ~!~~= ~nd rudnn~~~~~~t trom pol~~~\ i: ret\r\ng. a~~; s tta \oin\ng ·ve • en ° nt Mayor• \d assume peter u t did not rece1 from our prese SA \EAM· \ wou tiornbuck\e
sought -b':ned w\th supportekinf e\ect\on. A \ areTia trorn Marv "' ~:;,· ~~:~r , ~~:Y oa;~~s~~ ~Tde o \l\e po~it1ca . k-tct&D SQ~EWHA l
theY are on Action group. cOMl"us\NG
and the Mesa WHOLE s\lUAllOM . ofl( with the
\ f\MD lH\~ . didates w1\\\n9 to w
LARM\MG. nAndent can S A d \WO inde..,-_ ' \n omce. • TH SlR\MG
\ be\\eve wde ~~nc1I persons now l MEED pUPPll\~~S OR MESA
three e\ecte M 1t4Al WE DO ~OMAYORS,·EX·MA
ll \S MY OP\M\~y MAYORS, V\C . .. . \ have 'the
9£\MG PULLED ta Mesa C\\Y ~do~~~~~d the issues.
ACT\OM· d te tor cos me to un e . \\t\ed cand\ a und to eoab\e rson or group.
\ am a q~~ ous1ness back~~~gat\ons to any pe the concerns ot the
educat\on a mm\tments nor . no w1\\ listen to
\ ha"e no co d counci\ memoe:~~ tneir behalf . .0 ENOUGH TO
l beneve we oeMesa and tnen ac lEM AND &l ROM
op\e ot costa MOUGH.TO L\8
p c oMCERMED E . \AM
ACT. S\ncere\y,
,· Char )Ohnson ,
. " ... WI ... ltf IH. '''""'"" "1'11 co1c1ra1d •••illh to lilfl1 ••• stro11 11111~ to 1ot."
I
•
IS OUR ·
CANDIDATE·
'\
Many of us have different Ideas
on city Issues, but we .
ALL agree on . . . _
DON .. STRAUSS . .. Mrs locill Patterson
Mation & Oiiln11 PtCktl'll
Joans Petty Dr. & Mn. ltobeft L .Pik, ;
Kathleen l).'J Powus
Vll'P'CI O· eyliotf .
Wi l. & 'Diii C. Paltlllf I
~, ...
Steptiin w. rrouifl
Randal Preslty
Mary & Bob RoseMSt
Prof F. Shenlood Rowland
John w. lleldlr. ~. .. Gene & C.olyn ltoSs
Paul & lllarptlt Ryciotf
ladtlllw Rld.ly
Ray ' Jaft ROtaO Joyce Ru11mt
lbtiOrlf Redat
Joe Robimoll
Joan Rowlancl . • ..
Mr. & Mrs. frank Rot.Mon ()oft . Oof• Ray
}udJ .Rownet
Thomas c Roctn
·\ Marsa Ray1
Joe Rosener
Tom S•lCk
H. 'I.~ ..
IMN Salltet
Pa & Cam• Slarblci
R.. s Sc
Valene ScucUet
"'1old Sir• 1SS11n
Robert Sattler
Mr. & Mrs.. lee A Solomon I ~
Nancy Sattllf
lllCf M Smit-
Pa & Cathy ScllrOldet
Mr. & Mrs Lawrence Selia
Jim {)Udy Stielton
Kenneth B. Sharpe
. Johll Schatftr
Pat Stra
Jae ~lllnlf.
I -
J W. Sttpl, SI.
Dr. Rictwd & Susan Simpsoa
John W & Marione Shu
Hueti Swanson
Mr & Mrs Wal er Smith. Jr
Gertrude Snoke
fta!'ICy Sktt!Mf
Charles & Stwt1ey Sheppard
Leu Scott
Bobble & &U Stabltf
Katie Sw•prt
Eric & Polly Stanbrid e
Muao Stuart
Heltn Stokow
Boll & W•nnte Short
Pat Steaan
Jill S1nda1r
Mr & Mrs E W ~raeder
• Stephtn D Sholofl, M D
Ginny Sumner
M kt Shoikott
Bdl & Lou Shmr
• Maclyn Somers, M 0
Mr & Mrs Milton Shedd
Gerne Somm
Joan Shaw
Wllt'L' Marc~ret Suckre!
Of Muriel Thomson
0. f, Mrs Jerome S T obis
WtHiam Thompson
Roaer T omatas
Don lJlflder
Jan 0 Vandefslool M 0
t<irold S V
" w.~ Vo5bur1
Norman & Gwenda Watson Mt.' Roy 8 Woolsey
Paul Wltlster
Mt. & am ff
Robert H & fra11ta Wa<ner
Jay Watt, M 0
Jun Watt
Pat Wilso"
Ralph & Corky Whitford
8 I W
Edward H W ts
Sandt ord
Georce & Marg Yul ,
Robert W ant
WaUy l at
Loa l
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RE-ELECT -DONAL D ·A.
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2 ll11ntingtongr.adu8tes of we~tPolntgetcolJ!.m~sS~onS
DUnaM ......... son of Brian and lieutciµant an the Air Force upon SUnnne Moore of Huntinaton arduatioo from Officer Tramina 8-ch. and Raffl P. Marula, 10n of School at Lackland Air Foiu Base,
Paul and Vic;toria Maranian of Hunt-Texas. He is a 198• graduate of Cal
incton ~h. were commiuioned S~te .Lona Beac:h. . · tee0nd lieutenanll upon paduation · • • • &om the ~.S. Military Academy in · Scaman Apprenttoe Mlc .. eUe D.
West Point, N.Y., and awarded .PC!lt, a 1982 a.raduate of Estanctt. ~ in public affairs and inter-Hi&h . Sch?<>.'· fias complet~ Na.vy
n ionat rclati~ ..... rrq>c<:tivcl)' ~ru1t tta.1run,a. at the Recruit Tm -
-......----~re. a 1982 araduate of Edison ma CummanUt~ ~ '
Hilb School, and·Maranian. a 1982 Pvt. bl R. IJm, son of Hak and
.,,~......_~,llJduate of Huntinaton Beach Htih Soon Kim of Huntmcton Beach, has ~ool. are anendm& in the aviation cl>mptettd baJic trainina at Fort branch~ Fort Rucker, Ala. Leonard Wood, Mo. • • • • • • Coast Guard Seaman Apprentice Army S~ ..f M.UW V. Wrte,
LaW'l'aee M. Pellett, a 1-982 araduate brothtr of SaUsb Shirlee of San
oflrvine Hi&h School, has graduated Clemente, bu. arrived for duty with
Crom Coast Gllard recruit tta.inina. •the S4Sth Gen~tal Dispensary in
· His-wife is the former Kathy Arnold South Kotta. ...Shirk ts ii medicaJ
of Mission Viejo. spccialisL • • ;
· lte.U S. Saw~.k. ~n of Raymond Aa~oaJ Rteurd101, son of
· aod Anne Sawehuk of O>Sta Mesa, Eleanor Booth ofHuntu1gton Beach,
· bu been commissioned a second has been promoted to the ruk of
senior auman 1n tbc Air Force.
Richardson i1 a securit) spectalist
wnb the 401st Security Police
Squadron in Spain. -· . . . _,,
3pcc. 4 Tamera L. Morrie, dau&hter
of Shirley and Georae Dclilfo of
Newport ~acb, has been decorated
with the· Arthy Achievement Medal
in West Gcnnany. Momsh a 1974
aune or EdiiOn H1ifi SC 601, IS i
medical specialist with the 2nd Sup-
pon Battalion. • • • Anny Pfc. -PHI 'E. ~.
son of Paul Cushenberry of Hunt-
IDJtOn ~ach, -has arrived for duty
with the S03rd Mainten~ Com*
pany in Fon Brag. N.C. Cushenber-
ry, a 198.4 paduate. of Huatinalon
Beach Hi&h &bool, is ... radiG re-
pairman. • · . . -Seaman Recruit Jimmy E. Stuavi~ son of William and Carol
StanaVKb of Costa Mesa. has com-
Retired College Teacher • Master of Arts· CSU LB
.. • • • ~ Sawtelle ot Irvine and John Santy of pleted tJ'lmmg at the Recnut 1 ra1n· Spec.• a. s-tn. son ofChnl1y Yorba Lindt, bas lfldua~ liom
in& Command in San Dteao. He is a Carlin and stepson of Harold Carlin basic trainina at Ladiand Att force
I 985 araduatc of Es&ancia Hi&h of Costa Mesa, has been ~,.ted Base Texas. He is 1 1984 paduatc of
School. • ·• • • • • • with the 1eeond award of the Army Woodbrid,e Kiah School. •
Marine Lance Cpl. Jamn a.. W~t· Achi~vement Medal in West Ger-• • • IJS1, son of Lawrence Whitin& of malty. Bennett is a vehicle mechanic Marine StafTs,t. Mldaael E. Wa)k..
Huntington Beach, has been' with the 299th Suopon Oivmon aer whose wife is the former Karon
promoted to his present rank while • • • Knox Qf Huntin1t6n Beach, -:U strvina. at the Naval · Air Station Scaman Recruit Patrtd G. promoted to his prescn~ rank While
Memplii.s 1n MIDtftltlfr\', Tenn. th: 1sa. M~llem, a I 98S 1n1ch:aa1e of.SditM servinJ -Mt lhc Marme ,Su n
l 98S graduate of Manna Ht&h HiJh School, has completed recruit Battalion at Homestead Alt orce
School. tr11nin& at the Recnut Trainina fWe, Aa .
Airman.,...;.;eJollu•,"SC>n o£_ Command in San1>iqo. • • • .Jt..a.. dauak.
Char f El \ • • Airman 11 .. u.uA:M'"~ ~ Mr. and Mrs. les Johnson o Stafl'Sst. Mart It. Jolanoa, soo of terofMr.and Mrs.James D. McCain
Toro, has anvcd for duty w:.ti the Clrol Turve" of CO$ta Mesa, IW ofHuntinaton.~h. ha.s uadua~ 7206th Air Base Group t6 Greece. . fi I fj bas na at Lac~ l'UI Johnson, a firdi&bter, 1s a 1984 arnved or duty with the lSJ9th J.0°~ ·ea'?.tnuT~ ... She is a 1914
-A fElT ~-"'--' Enpneerins Installation Group at ..... , ,..,... "" .....-., .... uate () !>1~ ~ ~.1. • Keesler Air.Force &,e, Mass. John-araduate or'E.d,1son HighSd\ool. ...
Pvt. DCHl&lU J . Adams.son ofJohn son isa safetytechn~. • • . • • •
and Diane Adams of LqunJ Hills,. • • • • • Second Lt: Harry B~t ~ of
has graduated from the Army power Navy Airman Recruit Guy W. Leo and Sara BrsunC'f .of lmnc, t;ias
generauon equipment repau course Robluoa, son ofVirajnia McA&ce of been awarded silver wm&S foU~WUll
at Fort Belvoir, Va .. as an honor Costa Mesa. bas completed recruit pduation from Air F:orce navtl)tor
graduate. He is a I 978 graduate of tramina at the Recruit Tramina trsinin& at Mather Alt Force Bue,
Capistrano Valley High School. command in San Diqo. Cahf. He 1s a 1982 pduate of UC
• • • • • • Irvine. Airman Bryu S. Ortll. ·son of . Airman 'noma1 P. Pap. son of •• •
Patricia Reimer and stepson of Verne f'homas and Juen Pu&h of .Hunt-Wllliam L. nomu Jr., son ,,f Mr.
Reimer of El Toro, has arrived for 1n~o Beach, hugraduated from the and Mrs William Thomas of Hunt-
dutywith the 377th Civil Engineering Air Force navigational ai~ equip-incton Beach, was commissionec;l a
Sauadron in West .Germany. Ortiz is ment C<?ursc at Keesler Air Force second lieutenant upon. graduab<?n
a lire protection soccialist. -Base, Miss. . · from 1 the Air Force Academy lD
Airman·FeUda •J.·~~et&er, daugb-Seaman R~c~uit Brace-A.' Color:3Q sea~· "C~ a~~ ter of Oeoraia Burdge of Huntington McCaaJey, son of Georac McCaule y ·award . a .e or~ IL Ae ·
Beach and Carl Egcttcr of Irvine, has of Newport Beach, has completed astronauucal eft~"~ .. h ~s r
graduated from basJc training at training at the Recruit Trainfo1 I 982 graduate o 150!1 i.,. _,,.oo ·
Lacldand Air Force Base. TeXA.s. Command m San Diego. • • • • f-man David M. Fellauke, son . . . . . . . .~
Anny Pfc. Loretta M. Orlaacl~ Army Pvt. Dulci A. Letlaer, son of of Lewis Follansbee of Irvine, hu
dauabter of Or. Anthony and Elinor Irene Leth.er of Costa Mesa, has completed recruit trainin& at the'
Orlandella of Dana Point. has arrived arrived for duty Wlth the 76th. Field Recruit Training Command in San
for duty with lhe Wuerzburg U.S. Artillery in West Germany. Lctber, a Oiqo.
Military Commu~uty in West Ger-I 979 gradune-of-€osta-Mesa High • • • _,.. many Orlandella is a cbape~ ac School, is a beavy-veb1cle mech~ic. ~· 4 Jeffrey L Beueuay, son · • of .M. Sea.rs of Fountain Valley, bas tiviucs spectalist. · • • • . . • • • • Manne I.Anoe Cpl. Domlak: Bor-completed a watercraft . entmeer Airman Debra A. M&rUall, dau&h· relU son of Gene and Diane · course at the Arm y Transporuuon
ter of Carol Manhall of Newpon -wtedtumt-Of-costa Mesa, has beett-Sdieol 1A fon Eusus, Val. He 1s a ~c~, has araduated; from basic promoted tQ bis present rank while 1976 l['lduatc of FoU'nta.Ln Valley
tnUOJnJ at Laclcland Air Foroe Ba.st. serving with-the 1st Marine DiviSJon High SChool.
Texas. She tS a .t 982 graduate of at Camp Pendleton. He lS a 1984
Corona del Mar Hip School. graduate of Newpon Harbor Kiah • • • Sch l · Anny Spec. 4 Erik F, Raoe, son of oo · . • • • Oystcin and Celia Husoc of San Juan Atnnan David &luelbarp son of
• • • S•t. Jeffrey T. Steveu, son of
Bettie Foster and stepson of Bob
Foster of Huntington Btach, has been
decorated with the Army Achieve-
ment Medal at Fort Knox, Ky.
Stevens js assigned to the 4Ul Train·
ing Brigade. .
Capistrano, has arriv~ for d~ty with Mr. and Mrs. Aiexander Ki~lburgh
the 8th Infantry Dlvmon ~n West of Fountain Valley, h~s .ll'lduated Ge~any. Husoe, a 1981 &J:&<luate of .from basic training at Lackland Air
Capistrano Valle.Y Chr'istaan High for~ Base, Texas. He is a 1986
Sch.ool, 1s an a~r defense system F3:d.uate ofWtntersb\lr& High School Pvt. Robert C. Uadea, son of Paul
maintenance s~~lsL m Hun~n Beach. · and BrunhJlde Linden of San
Manne Pfc. Mark P. Kelly, son of Stafl'S&l Mtda~l ·A. Doyle, son of Oementc. bu completed Anny basic Corellce and WilliamKclly oLCo.sta Angie O'Donald of Huntington training at Fort Knox, Ky. He Is a
Mesa, has conu>leted the infantry Beach h ....__ ..i~ ._... • h h. I 980 graduate of San Clemente Htgh combat trainint course at Marine • as U'IA'n ~rawu wit t e Army Acluevement Medal in West School. Preservation Corps Base c:a"!P !~ndleton. Germany. Doyle, a 1974 araduate of • • •
Seaman Rccrun Rould L. Rem-Edisoo H1gh School, is a spcaal agent Amnan Jo~ M. Coppom, son of
30 rears U.S. Merchant Marine Senior Citizens
• Continued Bus Service • Preserve Wetlands mJns oflrvme has completed recruit with the Army CrimLDal Inve:stlga-James Coppom of Founta10 Valley.
• No Relocation • Preserve lake Park traintns at the rccnut Trainms com-tion Command. • was an honor graduate of the .Air mand m San Diego. He is a 198 t • • • Fon:c 11rcraf\ loadmasten course at ~=========·=L=o=w==D=e=n==si=ty==G==ro=w==th================·==P=r=e=se==r=ve==C=e=n=t=r=a=l=P=a~r=k=========:t.l..::gra:.::d:u•:t:e:of~l~rv-•n_e_:H_i_&h_Sc_h_oo_L ____ A_inn_a_n_J_o_n_o_._Su __ ~_._so_n~of~ln-s~S-b-ep_pard __ ALrFon:cBase.Texas.
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b.H kbu rd 11 I t1 lchng overhead lighting for night gamt'S.
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POST OFFltE. The post office isn't rl·ally an influence. it's a
dt wrn111m "1thin a moAth of every males 18th birthday Hert• ht• must
rl'J(i"tt-r with "><'fcctive ~rv1ce. However. some young men put off rogi ter·
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rlirt·ct ttpJ)4.'.1l lc1 vou \~c need you to help mflue~ct• your son lA'> rcgH;ter-
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Chief Justice Rose Bird, under fire
from politiciant and law.and-order
IJO'IP' and founderina, accordina to
the poll&, in her llrualc for voter
support. finds few Illies . amon1
newspapers,
An U.formil survey or editorial
opjnic>n around the stale -found l S
pep_en-includina the OaHy Pilot -Qll&na for Bird's ouster and just su
recommendins a .. YeJ .. vo\e for her
reconfirmation to the bench Nov. 4. Amon& the lar&cr papen support-ina her wete the Los Anaclcs Time~
• the SKrammto Bee.and~ Fresno Bee. On the other side were both San
Francisco papen, both San O.eso
pepen. the Daily News of Los Anecla. the Sacramento Union, Riv-
aey:
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camn ~popularity. wnh voten
indlcauae IUPPQn by• *2 l musin1 •'"Thtni it ... eletneftl o( l'KlllP ....
anil-immiara11• ten11men1," taia
Field. ..lu1 &berc'a alto a lot Of
nonnte11t ~ Wboaimpty •Y •yes•
to ii becaut1 11 1ttm• 1.QlicaJ and an
.Amtncan cuatom.''
SCventy"'.flx peiunt of vOcerl had·
htard of the A IDS iniua1ivt, Prop.;
osation 6-i, and 44 percent 111d they
would vote apinst 1t, compartd with
.16 ~rccnt whO 111d they w1U vote for
e~idc J>reu..Ente~se-. and the to be clearly-' out of touch with the
Bakenficld Californian. fcclinp and desires of ordinary
In lanauage often stronger than the Californians,•· cbaricd the San
traditionally measured tones of the Gabriel VaUeyTribune.
editorial page, Bird wu denounced as Bird opponents also have targeted
floutina the'will of the m~jority in justices Cruz Reynoso and Joseph
·vot10J to ovenum death penalty Grodin because of their d~th-pen-
vcrdicu. ally votes. Man).' papers described the
.. The California Supreme Coun -Justices as a bbetal bloc that puts
has lost its supremacy/ 1aid the San pcrsonaJ political philosophy ·above
Diego Union. the law, The San Gabriel Valley·
"Her record-zero affirmations of lribune canea them "The Gatla or
capital cases to come before ttcr -Three!'
rruaht wen be based on her personal Most papers took no posiuon .or
feelings rather...than a proper rcadina briefly endorsed the other three
of the law.u said the Santa Barbara iusticesonthcbellOt:MaJcolm Luca .
Newt-Press. Stanley MOsk and Edward Panelh.
"Her tirun1 of results lo her Papers supportina Bird advocated
philosophy when she wants lhem lo ">-es• votes as a way to ~e the
come out M:CN.in way has shown her court as a ~rate branch-of lovern-.....
ment, to keep It independent Of
politicians. to show spcciaf interest
~UPI \My can't bend justice by
1ntimidation.
"The couns hav~ a special role in•
our society, which ~itics lh~iens
to taint:• wrote the Palo Aho Times
Tribune, .. The. ouster this .year of
Bird. Reynoso and Grodin would·
invite another· ~htical circ-.. at the
next confirmauon election. perhaps
orchestraled b9 liberal sroups. •• . ••There is danger;• said the Slcra-
mento Bee," ... that if Bird. RC')'DOIO
and Grodin are not m:orifinned,
their succeuon, howner ,well quali-
fied -1ndeed all judp -Will k>ok.
not to the law but over their Shoulden
to see hoW the winds of opinion are
blowinl,;" .
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HUltllGlDI B·EABH· VOTERS • . • .. ...:t II
• EL~CIION PROMISES:·
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Surveys indicate Huntington Beach residents want
. $LOWER growth, LESS tr~ffic and open space preservati en .... .
, ' ALL of.the candidates promise these concerns ..
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DON'Y be fooled. by these EMPTY promises. ... . . --
Candid at es with TENS of THOUSANDS of dollars,
-~-· coll~cted largely· from-OUTSIDE Huntingtoft~eacti
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a grass-roots citizen's organization of over 300 local HUNTINGTON
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These candidates are financed, and supported by citizens of Huntington Beach.
Jhey suppor.t YOUR concerns for RESPONSIBLE growth ana YOURJnput!l!
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DO NOT be confused by endorsements by the copy-cat Huntington Beach Tiogether. H.untington
Beach Taxpayers Associations and Huntington Beach Good Government Committee
formed only to promote.PRO-GROWTH, DEVELOPER backed candidates:
PAtO POUTICALAOVERTISEMENT, 1.0 . 861$~9 -
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en WilllUM aad Bill Amick. After honeym0011iD1 on tbe Varpn n. couple are raidenu of New. lalandl and 1111 EMt Cout. lbe couple
pon leKli after a weddina tnp ao ' are midents of'.Newpon Beldt. Ae ii
Maui, Hawaii and Puet1o V~ a Rtinered DW'lle at Founwo Valley
Sbe • emDIOYed by Eas&erri Air Lines ~nat Ha.pita! and be i1 1elf· &l>4 he ii With Fluor Daniel. empaoyW in real estate dcvelQpment,
IUCllLSY·llS'DU PANToes;Y..COLWSLL
A May 31 ~mony 1n ~ • KatberineAnnColwellofMoranta
Harbor Lutheran Church in Newport b«amt the bride of fracUey Marun
Beech united Nancy Lynn Meyers Pantoskey of Loi Oat0t in an Aua< 23
and Melvin Addison Richie)' Ill. ceremony in Lot Gatos. They now•~
They areeted JOO 1uests at 1 reception resideot1 of C0tta Mesa.
in the Lido tale Yacht Club. ·
Victor and Vlf'linia Meyers of
North Tustin arlU Mr. and Mrs. M.A.
Four hundted ~ attendO<I then
reception at the home of the bride·s
father. Or. John K. Colwell.
·The brick i1 allO the dauahter of
Linda FruierofLos Gatos. She wore
. Twins
a fC?WD of ace-pink nw Ii~ mbiohed
wnb .. of!'·tbe llltoulderbodice and. like cMpd train. a
Bridal an .. danu were SbclleY • . J
Bellina. Kim Filley, Claire Colwell. th gh Mea·Mo&omphy and Carc>iya Aaru. 0 u
The brideltooln is the IOD of 0.ve
and Arkne Pant.Olkey of Alamo. Pbal
Bdlina. Phil Kohler, Dave Pan· tt ·
101key. Rick Harbiup. John apa Gleuon And Bmn Bokmn ~ bi1 • attendants. " . . .
The newlyweds honeymooned on
Kauai and the San Juan ltland1. She
is a physicat the~1t at Pacifica
Sports M~icine and he is vice·
oreaident in cbaJJt of matketina at
Icon Computer C-0rp.
tudy shows they ~
snare interests
BJ PAVLA PftO&E , Is,,_....,
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he met GeraJd Levey 1\ a fitefi&h&crs
convention.: Newman tnd uvey
looked en~ alike to bC twins. Only
after be intrOduced them d.id they
learn tl)Cy actually were.
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Separated as infants and reared 60
miles from each other in New Jersey,
the two men-both of whom~ fire captains -have been catchina.up
on 31 yean apart since that meettna
10 months qo. · . Scientists at the Universlty of •
Minnesota are leatninJ_ fmrn \hem,
too, while tryina to fatho.m the
relAtive jmportance of heredity and
en-vironment in fonnin& individuats•
personalities. · • The brothers are amona 80 sets of
identical twins who ha\le been stud·
ied 11ncc the-Minnesota Stucb' o
Twins Reared Apart bepn in 1979.
'Newman and Levey recently Spe!lt
six days ~ teats at ~
uo.ivcnity. Researchers scanned tbett
bra1n waves, morutored their heart
rates, measured tbeU'.U:.tlls and asked
some l S.000 quest.lens desianed to reveal their pmonatiti babl1s;
wtes, values and 1dlosyncras1es.
"We knew when we started that . ~
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his been sort of surpris1na 1s that
more things ieem to be genettcally
TnflueriCC(f'Uiln we bad thooltrt:'1---Refiecti~ on Newman and Levey,
Kevin Haro1an. a psycbologist·work· ina with the study, said, "Thc5C auys
had been aoin& alona ~ ~tbways, and to end up m SJm11Ar
Jobs like they did -that says 1 lot.
..I don't think there's I atne to
be.cornea fuefiahter 1 but what they do
have 1s strona pb)'Slques. They have
an aptitude..fodlrdigbling'. tbe.y_ba.v.e a lot of small facton that tomehow
have confiaured for them to find a
1inula.r pedlway in life ...
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...... vca wtth ...,.. med in \he study have even more lD - -
~ common. ~to delivers lhofper. JLm Springer ud Jim Lewis v.-ere
and cleol8f pdUres than brouaht toaether in 1979 at qc 39
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toueh Of a t>urtonl Infrared r~ drove a Chevrolet, chain-smoked the
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One had 1 son named James Alan,
the other named a son James Allan.
They had dop named Toy. The two.
had ~ed u sberifrs deputies, ~<!Yed samilar bpbb~ Eld ~ sunilar patterns of nugmne ~
acbe$and weiabtpin and loss.
Some of the simtlariues could be
coincidence, but the Minnesota re-
searchers say they find an astorushtna
number of such cotncidenoes with
most of the t'ft'in sets they stud~
"While every patr has a d~t
set of ~mstal'!c;es, they're rulJ
overwbelm1naly simtla.r,'' said Dr.
N1ncy Sepl, the project's C<Hh~ tor ... , fina thit a continuous sou.roe
of fucination... ,
The traditional psrcholoei<:aJ ~
ory. Bouchard said. 1s that chddren
reared 1n the same Camdy are similar
because of their exposure to similar
values, lChoolina and social sctt1n15.
Given that premise, the acuons of
criminals1 for example, are often
attributeo primarily to their soaaJ
backaround and fainily upbrinain&.
.. , oeT'ta.Jnly believed that for many
yean," Bouchard said. ..But our
research, plus adoption research car-
ried out by others, sugesu that 1t'1 •
not true. 1t•1 very nicely shown by
look.in& at bow WJtila.r tW'lns reared
a pert are .... which means the common
family influences have to be pretty modest.•• , .
Identical tWins 11rbo arew up in
different famili~ provide an ideal
means for t0r1inJou1 aenetie.~ en\'lronmental 1nftuences, the ~-:-
searchers said. bec:aute their aiel1es arc ~ume. "'"'
Bouchard emphasized that the
Minnet0ta study did nbt conclude
there as, for instance, a aenc which
makes a person 1 criminal. One can
inherit.Itron& tende~es. he 1d, but
those can be countered by en-
vironmental influences. ~
So far, Bo'1Clwd and hiscollcaaues
have evaluated 80 pain of idefttical
twins reared 1pen and about SO pa.in
of ft'atemal twins, w.tb t 'IOll of 100
identic:als and 15 fraternaJL ·
Althoulh ~ umpte may be. too.
amall to 6old up tplllll any doubt. one rawcher, paycbi&tn t David
t.yltkm, -"I the MinMIOta tQsn
hopes to crate ··a bui1 'for ~
hypocbacl tbat can be funbcr tested
by other studies." •
. A ~ caUed the MPQ -Multi· di~onaJ Pmoubty ~
IWJC -meliUtel I I bllic per.. IOMlity U'81U IO de1ermine I penoa't "c:ipecicy b hafPinas .. Qd .. ~
Pl(it)'"b mltery. '"
.. It turDt out that the twiM lakl to
be amilat. Whetber re.red~ Of
..... Oft Miit al ...... belie ........... "~-
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" Fo~eigners to have more impaCtonU. stoc
_ -~:•~tionalii.a~on .. '' ~~_!eyJ irtnd in the ·v:s. DUblic paniciJ)9tioa in the U.S. stock market by .. Mn. analysts look at the pncc ud volume of• IJVH l10Ck . .. ~ --t, l«Ofd•nt to ._..,.... . Acatporat ~ Otlmoco from Yokohama intteed of.Mn. O'Brieft ltom--''Thcreare oruy two lofces oe Wall SU.-buyen
preiident an4 manatet of teehmcal re1earch at Kiddtt, Indiana." ·and ldletl. My job i• to deiermine' ,,,.bich is peater," he
Pabody A C.o. ln New ¥ork. · Such investmenu Will dnve the DoW Sones said. • • • ~'* the atOck maruu or the, world IR ind_..triala up to 2SOO or lOOO=end. of the decade, To-do that JOb, Acanapo,, plot$ the pnce of a stoek
con;MC'ed electronacally, K.iddu. ~body has money at accordina to Acam~. He · \bat i.bere .rtl be over a period ofume a.nd deternuna tttnd.1.--He publisbet ~ 2A )•ouru day,'' &aid Acam~ra eta ~tation on ;•p.jn before_ P-tns -that Dow Jones averqes Will a coll«tion of market letten: .. wntteo for the readtr, not ·
'"()raqe COunty. Put> ic C-ompanaea -Their Investment. -drop ''°to 2QO pointl befOC"C the~ of the y~r ~ that the Miter." The coUcctioo consisu ohine ~trn tmnen
OudOok .. latt Tu.nday at the Four Seuons hotel irf people with amall, over-the-counfer stock.I will .,et bun. to t.bt UJnt client. He ~ts one idea at a tune, aeu tb N~ Beach. · • · · In view of the new tu law, prettUre to take profits the heart or the matter aDd provides just enouah basic
Jn the t990I ovencas compeni0t will be Kidde.!l before the end of the year could mean bia sellina on Wall mformation to act the cl.ieot to call him. •
Peabody's comoetitors." he toJd the audienoc of 2w t~ .,,. .-it1 ... • OM of'thr m11rke1 tf>tt~ .. Out nf'Favor." ~bet
Gtalidpa~ents' g~~e~ositY: grows
.. • you act. number.
· Any individual can. Jive another The account's tustodtan it rt?pon-
indiVldual up to S 10,000 a year in sible for inYettin& the pf\ unttl the
--tceunt1es or cub.without ancua:i,;a ehdd RKMI ~of-~
federal Gift Tu liability. When e bet'Wccn 18 and 21, dependina oa the &ift comes from a hmbend and wife, state. At that poin~ the'custodian's
for ~umple, the tu-free JnUimum control over the fund ends. Wbat's
doubles. to $20,000. S~h sifts. are more, UGMA pft.s and UTMA
. often IJVCD to arandch11dren m a transfers are irrevocab1c. That means
Uruform Gifts to Minors. A.ct · the donor or tiinifenor .. cannot
(UGMA) account m • Uniform rec:Wm the fundSAlioU.Jd Jhc minor t ransfen to Minors Act (UTMA) wam to use the funds for a purpose
account. Brok~ firms aQd banks the donor or transfcrtor docs not like.
for your own pandcluldrcD. H~ are
some pointers to keep in mind, but.
becauseoflhe oewtu law, it is wile to ~-fina.aaatldviJer before often off er thts type of aa:ount; all '"" t.beyn~ 11Utechil<Fssoaa.Fseaiiitr tPla.M ... S11lATBOl&S/U)
NL
·Rumor of
a~ takeover ~ .~t--
pushing
stock~p
RALPH
Seen
Roe.er :W. J ....... chairman. pre ident and ctUCf executive
officer ofWntera Dlcital c.r,. in lrvlne has been named to the hoe.rd
of directors pf the American Busi.nets Conference, a Wasb4-ton,
D.C.-blsed coabuon or a:rowth comparua. Jo1lnlon bu ~ a membeT of ABC since l 98A and 1C1Ve1 on its finance/audit comm1 . The ABC rtptestnu 1 bioad apecnum"'Of-indastries.--t-·--+-t
Membenblp tt bmitcd to 100 cb1ef exeaativcs of b~-srowtb
compan1es with revenues between llS million a1'(I $2 l)illion.: • • • As the new proJcct manqcr at EWOtt c.r,,. .hM J.Sdwu6erof
Irvmc oversees the btddin&aod coostruct1on of 1nteriordeveJopmcot
proJCCl.S. He is currently manaaina the build-out of aevenl suiia at
Center Tower in C.o ta Mesa. Prior to joioina the company, be wu
s.tnior consuucuon coordinator at The l.rvibe Co. I . . . -. .. ... cw•-.bas. Joined Su.ta. Mar..,U. oc as m1naarr
public relations. The lrvinc ruidcnl wbo bas t t '-ears of PR experi~. most recently with Bursoo.-:Marsteller, W1U ,PUt fl'.LIJOI'
empb,uis on pin.ana wt.de visibility for Rancho Sanl.a Mafptlta. a
new master-planned community located on 5,000 acrninSoutbeast
()ranlt County. · -
• • • • Newpon Beach-based ne Coutry SWe. IM bu appointed
Pah'tck Sweae7 as eucuuve dtrtttor. weency bas an cxtc1isive
ba.ckaroun<f in hotel/restaurant m&naJCtnenl and IUl estate de..vcTopmcnL Pttvt0usly he was as,oaated with HoUday lnn~
overseei111 franchise hotels m Nebraska and Anzona. • • • Erle vu Ball oflrvinc has becrnm>motcd to aeneral m~ at
ACP VUC.m, accordin& to Dave freeman. ~!Dpa.DY ~dcnL Van
Hall tak ctwse of tile Santa Ana-bl$Cd ~ -~ firm'•
corporate mark.ctin&. reUil and outside s&les, trairuna. cusiomer
scm1IW'1 and liaison with vendors. His computer industry expertise
centers on sctttnf up and directina service and support for customers
as well u o-nonal manqcmcnt. · -·-. . . . Phi hp S. lnaJec, president and chief ex.ccuttve offic::erof~
National But. has appointed Marpttt B~r as vtce president and
-loan ma~r of 1he Huntington Beach office. be bas been in
commercial banklna for 11 years, 1ocetali%ina in commemal lendina. . ' . Sld McCaulud has Joined the investment finn ofO..un ..a .
A1soclattt in Ncwpon Bach and will be responsible for i~s entry into
pcns100 portfolio management. Ht 21 yean of financial manaac-
mcnt cxpencnce tncludc service as the ch1cf execuuve ofCahfomia's
$37 btlhon pubhc reurcmcnt sy tern . • • • WlWam E. Loac~ has been named d.trector of markctina.for rrr
CU.01'1 Commercil.l lntcrconncct Oivu1on, accordina to Williain
Sckercs, vice president and ~ncral manager. Losch brinas 20 years of
clcctroruc comJ)C?ncnts mitkctina upencnoc and will be responsible
for sales, pncma cu tomer r.;ice and stra~c market plannins for
lbe di'llis1on ITI Cannon. based 1n FountllD Valley, lS a wOrtdwtde
supplier of connCC'\o intertonnmion ')stems and auembly tools.
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FOR GRAN
Under \he oew tax reform aci. prestllJOUS private uniyenlty or col-
income overSl,OOOcamed on aiftsto lege 18 y~n hence. Four ycan ol
clilld1en younaer than 1• ytar1 is schoolln&-:-tuitio11, room and.board ~ iued at the ~nta' ~arglnal ~ -couJd cost llS much as STI6.000 In ta~ no matter when the gift was . the year 2004 To raJSe tha\-amoun1
mlae. When the child reaches 14, · by fres.hman year, you would have to
income ftom lifts is ta,xcd at the 1.nvcst about $2,870 a year at an 8
• chi14's rate, wfoch should be lower percent yicl4
UWi the pattnt;& rate, ud probably One iqvestmcnt ·. st~ateay f~r
-lower than the pndparcnts' rate. QGMA/UTMA accounts 1s to lotk 1n
The new law applies to all income a Iona-term ~eld while kccpina the
earned 11fter Ott \\I, 1986. child's tax bill to a minimum, even
after in'terest or investment iGcome Grandparents who can do so
should bqin makma contnbutionS'\o
a UGMA/UTMA account soon after
a pudchild is born. Initial outlays
don't have to be larae for the child to
benefit from the maaic of coJl)pound
tnterest. Jr
For instance. let's say you want to ~~bUdtoa,.
has grown quite larae, ·
Tu~xempt "public purpose" mu·
nicipal bonds make a sound and
relatively nsk-frcc investment, tfheld
to maturity. A nse 1n interest rates
before they matu~ can reduce their
price.on the open market. To assure
yo14,rself of steady interest payments
until maturitv. look ror monicipaJ
I
bonds with a "no call" provision. can ICCe1I a ponion of the cash value
This means that the iSJUer cannot for Jena-term aoals. r
redeem lheih suddenly jf intemt Grandpllents often choote to con-
rates drop. Interest tncorne'6n mu-unue providina for their graod-
nacipals 11 txcmpt from federal in-children posthumously. You could
come taxes, abd .omctimea from leave a p:andchild an outriaht be· st.ate and local taxes as well Quest Dt you could set up a trutt for
• "' the benefit of the cluld. Before you Sio&)c premium life-ins~ is act. consult wittra lawyerexperienctid another way to build a ntst cu tOt a in ett.Ate planni"I-·
srandcbild -wtthout scttina up a Unlcsiyou are really well-heeled. it
UGMAJtj'J\fA account. In a Hfe may be wisest to provide for your
insurance plan, the increase in cash pndchild.rcn io your will. You value is not subject to current iqcomc shouldn't put your own future at risk
tax. Also, when the death benefits are to provide for your a.randchildren. If
pa.id on the policy they will be there is anythina more precio_us than
rtee1Ved 1nc:ome tax-~. . srandcbildrcn, it is financial indepen·
Another imJ><?rtarit benefit of life denoc.
.insurance {>Olicies i1 that you can MuJ J. RMJe 11 vice presWe•t ud
boft\>w aaamst the cuh.Yahae at low . _,., u•wr w_...dee-Mr·
or no net cost, income tax-free, -..hilc vleea, as Merrill Lyadl, Pierce,
the policy is in force. ln tbi& way, you Feuer• Smlm, i.e.
... Win one game of W IN -GO and get two free t1cke1s to
Europe· ... Aiso ... the West fndtes ... or some other exerting place.
. Check Today's Numbers o'n Page A2 · •
Daily Pilat & T WA
FIND OUT HOW GOOD WE AEALL Y ARE
Dear Neighbor,
This le11er rs about ma1gh1 talk and the Crty Council electron
I AX 0. Diig<! Countv
C~!\Qf' •IO
Golden S.01" Awf.oo
WIN GOHOTllNE '714•647 4333
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On "'Jovember 4th, Costa Mesa voter~ wrll dc(1de whether to turn this town over to double talking activists, or to people who know what quality-and
honest h41rd work means I'm very conC"erned. . -'",
I'm proud 10 have been a member of the C~t.i Me~ City Council for the past eight year~. two ol th9se ye.mas Mayor In years ~st, the iob of Costa Mesa
Cat~ Councalm.tn has been one--01 team wor Our Council was known state wide as one of the best
I •
e vet>een burlding it cnywhrch rs the emy of "Mt-othe1 '· from OtJr fine art~ 10 our 11ltrd cleaA tAdt.tstry, irom oor s~0'61ng to our tducallonal
opportunitte'>. Friendly neighborhoods and one of the most s1able tix bam rn 1he nation h.lve made C~ta Me~ a specral place. ur property value$ have
appreo.11ed fasrer rhan other citit>S around us . _ _
Untrl rhe List two yem I've en1oyed the s.itrsfactron that has co~'frQ..m a 1ob well done o..Jow the sat1s.fact1on has !urned to frus1rJtron,.,,
for two years, Com Mesans have seen headlines, and received ieners telling rhem that something 1s wrong. A gro,up called Mesa Actron has.told our
voters that "developer1" were ruinipg our cily. These people became known as 'rant1-grow1h" .ic11v1sts and c.ist rhemselves rn the role of protecting us
W!_began to hear about 1raff1c gridlocks a.rid skyscrapers casting shadows on !'erghborhoods. Builders and developers
became monsters lhreate.rung ou r very way of life ·
Of course, 1h1s was all political horwa1h, deairned to frirhten the voter into 1upportinr Mesa Action candidates. Thrs all started
during the 1984 Crtv Council c.im~1gn. --......
In 1984, a newcomer to our crty, named John G.irdner, began a letter writing cam~rgn, calhng hrs group of four actrvrsts, "Mesa Action". He pretended
to repre\enr homeowner mocra11ons, whale prrva1ely scoUmg at them He ~rd ''home owner mocrations are deadly, they spend hours debaung the color
of the \tauonary."
-· Hts IC'1ters used drstor.trons .ind innuendo 10 gain pol11tcal support One letter would conftrcl with another
....
Ht told renters that the rea~n their rent was high was bec.iuw the Crty Council drd nor approve enough apartmenr
pro1ects He told home owners that the reason we had 100 much 1raff 1c was because 1he Crty Council has approved 100
many apar1men1 pro1ects. In Heh l1"11er Gardner would describe a s11ua11on which was about 10 brrng disastrous
consequences to e.ich area of tht' my
During the 1984 cam~rgn Mesa Action told us, "The Council 1s actively considering approval of an RV Park ne)(t to Swan Drive rn the Me~ Verde
"'eighborhood The RV Park ~ lrkely to have entertainment fac1h1te~. mrnr/amphrtheaters and 01her actav1ties rnconsistenl w11h the resrdentral character of
MN Verde."
In therr second lener, Me~ Arnon said, "the incumbents and the Couply, have arreed on a pl.in lo bring-large·scale comme rcial recreational ac1iv1t1e$
to rhe Fairview Regional Park ... Nerghborhoods next to the park can expect noise and traffic srmrlar to 1hat generated by 1he Orange County Fairgroun.ds."
IN f ACT, THIS WAS ALL A LIE. It was a deliberate fabrication designed to manipulate our voters with fear
IN f ACT, the Co~ta Mes.i City Councrl had reiectf'd rhrs proposal from the vety begrnnrng Durrn11 the fall of 1983, the County was informally advised
that the plan wa\ not ar~ptablt"to Cosca Mesa. In May of 19~. frve months bef<><eMesa Action's letters, the Crty Council un.immoosly re1ected the County
pan ..
' Under the d1rec11on of 1he ~rty Council, Costa Mesa has now oought thr~ land for the crtrzcns of C~ta M11sa to guard against any future attempts by the
Coun1y to promote an inappropriate development _
• THE PROBLEM IS -THE LJE WORKED. Me~ Action endorsed candidates won Thrs rs only one example of the many Ire\ and distortions
used by ~~ Ac11on, but pol11tcally, 1hey worked... • ' -· .
:...Srnc~e've .ill been emb.rrmed by ne~spaper reports of:
.. ·Councilman Dave Wheeler accused of imperaonatinr a poUce officer after .Jn automobile pursuit and an alterc.i1 lon w11h a citi1en on a front
l.iwn (Wheeler t'l(plained he had .been drrnkrng) ·--Whttler censured by the City Council for using the most obscene lan1ua1e at Mayor Norm.i
Hertzog, ·--Wheeler evicted from th rs apar1men1, ---Whe ltr's prev1ou~ um~ings for student body offrce at UCI on a platform of "dru11, HI and
acti•i-tm." ·--John C..rdner (now living in Sewport ~~c.h and promo11ng ant~owth ~ct1v1sm there) tryrn to manjpulate our election by offering
pl4nnrn comm1\6t00 appoanJmenl~ 10 other und1~te\ 1n return for withdrawing 11\ favor of Mts.a Action andi~les.
If you w•nt Dave Wheeler for Mayor and are looking for new problems, soml giveaways and antr-everythin else; you should vote for Mesa Action cndor~d <.111d1dat ~-I believe they will help Mr. Wh !ler provide 1hcse for yoo. ,. •
LET'S NOT BE FOOLED AGAIN. .
In tht p;t~t. the(e h.is betn • tradrtton among Ct1y C ounc rl Memben, to ne11her -0ppose nor end Of st und1dates runnins for elect ton fq the Council.
Obviou~y, 1f ''yCJur" candid.lie wins• new member Jorns the t~m. But, 1f •candidate 1h.J~ you oppost"d becomes• Council Member, bu1ld1?1 • te1m rmr
not ~ p<»$ibl ,..;.._.,._;i,~ . '?·,.. -~ .. .
I wa\ $urpri~d, ind d1~ppoin1ed, 10 stt 1ht two prt.stnt Mes.1 Action Cooncil Members, M4ry Hornbuckle and Dave Wh eler, o~nly ndorse the two
M~ Ac11on candidates, Joe Errchon and Doug Y1tt) • • A
lwrll conrinu~ to follow tr•d1110n, • .nd not pubhdy endor • butd ~
otf ~ember 4.
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you to ~1 pcxitne, ~utson ~nted ~1nd1<h1~. for the lutur
6)_~
\ . Donn Hall, Councilman
~-~==-City of Costa M~sa
•
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GM to announce
plant closing
DETROIT (AP) -General
Motors Corp .• reth!'& from a $338
01illion lo in the third quarter and a
dcclinana hare or the auto market!
will announce the closfog of scveTa
~ts th1 week, a ne"$papcr re-
ed Sunday.
he apnbuncement probably will
foflowu mecllJl& today ofGM's board
of: directors m New York, wltC'rt
board members arc expected tQJ be
told of the closanas. 7 -JI.
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If you need a rtde to t"8 polls,
call Friends of Brian Theriot
EY'
Monday thru fnda
II AM to 9 PM
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mltllOMr lftcr DeuknwJaan·a J 982 ~"lail ca-.ify ,for leuJ Md ~ cllt8il ii lailb. !J"'"om 1e-brior111;a dw bis~ of com· .,-•••o ~ CIOIKlefM II IOIMUme& .• ..., -lhlnp, OD ~fie cues. but be bua On tbe dfy of a World Serin
• 'ws'
1 10 -:....._ cenain capec1fY Cot anaiwi• and a pane month, tiuild be could not
. A:~GELES -Weeks afttr commitment to tbe.~1t-remember wbo waa pl_ayiq. f~n Tom took office u com· Sources who have riiwed Tom's .. I caa't panidpaae in thac kind of ~ oftbe taae Dtpenment of J=wida111el.4itlature diic•atlioal (ol=\lnd I ~ider ~t1ont in 1983, be c:Gn(rorned aay bis U. ~)',bee• 1 &hat 10 be a wea___ he conceded.
what still mark.I his bigest crili1 in rea ,·analytical one. Tom 1ee1111 . ••My faibtf bad~ Mme pr<>blem, IO ~·tbe'1itturrota W.alnut CiiH to bnr1'ai1frdmt hi.-c:aaeftdlJ a.I ilarlel• ,.d ... * lfJO'U~,...., ~ft and loan ueociatioo. realODed ICllic will be ICCepled u toat ucn.c ec>e hoobil. Maybe I tbouJd
don't rhP.kan~bed-y.,.._ "• · mt.lbiP, ftom my father ... pre~ for a matter o(that impon-"lrs not in bis nature to be om .aicfh11recrutaonat1naemu
&nee, and ,my backaround 1n (:OtpOr-conlrontationat, .. ooe aounie said. &end more to clauicat music and far
ate and Reuritiet matttfl wu 401 ·•He mn to ,be rea.onab&e and f.utem art than to Rams and ~un~ in 1Ddultrial loan c:om-eccommoda=:a' he can." ~ ~ 1&1dthe4~.)car~ldattorney Anoclw: • ·ve obterver said Tom'1fathercametolosAn,eln
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EXPERIENCED LEADERSHIP
• OV-ef20yearsOf conUnuousierv1ce orHunfnlton
....... ..........,.ee~ach . · • .
• HBCommunlty rvTcesComm siin 1980, l985, f986 Chal~rson-1 O ye4frs Commissioner .
• HB City School Dlstrtct Board 128) P.resldent-
9 years trustee -------•
·• HB Counc I on A&J~-LO year member dunnt I recent interview ... It WU a Tom ••kftowt' bow t.bl corpotalC from C&nton, Cbil)I, to study and. m~t&erofhavi!ll to1t1educaleld,q1.ute world ud the world of investors and entered a aoctora.I prosram in soci-,-quitkJy!' · . 1«uritin lbould wort, but I don'( olo&Y. After World War ll he went
. Jn~l!ospect, thestatt'sfesponseto thinkhelwtoo.muchPoliticahavvy .• ti9ek to ~na ooJy to find• c1vUwar
the_ cns1s -worked out by Tom the ••At. limes lie does 'not 1et1n to tliMieru~ He then returned to Lot · · RESP~NSIVE · DEDICAT ED T . .
• Listens to aU points of view /·.••Putting the needs of Huntl'!&ton Beach , • thrift 111d loan industry and' the realize wha1 the • foices '. are lhat ~ wflere be 1pent mere than 2S ~slat~re -seems appropriate. ~ influence politicians to tile action," yean lD the ~urant busineu,
Lelillatton reformed the industry the obtervcr said • evftitually open101 a downtown res-ana also provided a state-tuatantccd. • Born in Los Anacln. Tom master-tau.rant in the Grand Central Market.
S63 million loan to help repey the ed the sometim~ arcaoe world of To~. the hiah.cst level Chine~
12,500 eustomen of Western Com-securities and busincu law durifta A~n •~tee in lhe Deu·
munaty Money Center which was lon1 tenures at the two institutions lunejaan aclm1ni1tration, ovcnccs a
shut down. . ' •• where be bas 1pent most of his adult 3SO.penon qency that in some ways'
• Kn~~n for fiscal responsibilJty · 1· resJ~n'ts flrst -. · ·
" • PubJic Safety a prtorlty . • Responsible city r~evelopmen"
• Keep city business 'public \..._ • Maintaining outstandlnc police, fire, and
param~c service$
The DOC came in for cribcism for life. -resembles the law firm he mailqcd:
not 1potttna Money Center•1 prob-He spent ei&ht years at UCLA, Oosc to. half of i• Iliff mem6ers
lems aooner, and later for tendina carnina a dqret an ac::countLn&. a belona to wrute collar professions
mixed 1i,&Jals oo the problem's mastc11 in business administration s11cb as law or accountina.
teriousncss. But Bernard N~ban.tahl; and a dcsrce in law. He then 10Cnt 1 S • Th~ .aae~cy o~e~s business and ecne~ !=Ounsel for the California years at the law finn or Parker, ~ntiet practices an three areas:
VOTE .
• Improving communication with other
covemment agencies
~~~10:D...D.f Thrift IDd loan Com· Mall i ke o. CI ark, 0 ' Hara & mvestment, includtn• teeunllC1 deal·
PIJUq, bad kind words for Tom. Samuelian: spttWffina in l>Us:iness ~. len~cr-f?duC1anes, includjn&
VAN DER -MOLEN
;Tuff:, NOY 4th
CITY
COUNCIL'
.. He is an unosuaJ person to have in and securities 1aW and manaain& the aedit umons, ttadjq 'tamp c:om-sovcrnment service because of has office. panics a.qd thnfts and loans; and
anteUect and because of his back-Karl Samuelia.n, a partner in the health care aervi'1e plans.
pound -he's a bu.smcss lawyer finn, bas been a finance ctwnnanfor :rom has been most v1sjble m the
prov1din1 over a rqulatory qcncy both of Georae Deukmej11n's third an:-. where he presjdcd over the
that protects the publJc," Ncbanzahl 1Ubernatonal eampaians. Allhouab oonven.ion of. two health mainten-
said. · Tom is a Democrat., ~uel~n ance orpnll:itlons from non-profit to
••1 d'lsaaree with him on a lot of backed him for corporations ~m~ ... money-making status. S~te law re-
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: Market gains grour:id
NEW YORK (AP) -~tock prim ptncd
ground Monda). e\tcnd1ng last week's advance as
interest rates fcU •
The Dow Jone~ average of 30 industnah.
chmbrd 16 45 10 1,894.26
, WHAT AMEX Orn WHAT NYSE Orn
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nre9lace mantlee. F. Murray ltiU liw 'ia llrooklya. TCJ'Chine a& AbirUilii cmriel bit Ga the JUbWay in ~ eon. II btt ••19ady
• blown "91*.... . w-."
"'lmeu..are1QU.-ltodo, """f'M ~like my .a. ~· ~ 1:10: = =:,.. .. ty :.ws~-i:: b()w," beQPlei8' deliPled to haw ftnla..equmct aa6eve.,dli• elle
IUdl a · at~! If you cu walk out.Wkb your lllilll~~ ti ~ nmnet"~ " Abi'aham1 who lives an BtoOklywa, it Mpplat. NO one cu hun you, ...
IOrnetima Mlled to brin1 hi• ... t ..... ..........,;:-. -~... ··-"-· Academy Aw.rd for belt atUK' to --UIAllQH-wuu UIJUg ~neew vi.cwt~ ,._,. .... °" ia · boo# a .udeni uied at the
ManbatWL Si'Ace be rides the VllltnllJ ~y AWinl~Mtb IUClr
.._.... ..a.--.; ~ 1n~ty it borderod on Pfl"~. su..,...y, IO~~. 1
He allO takes the ttatueue to the • A StlF &eior ~-the t 960s aJ!d actina c;.lail be k!aCbet at &rooklyn 10., A~ made _ti•• .film de~t 1~ Collete so his 1tudent1 can prac:tace · l97.Jpla~n1a<k1ea.ive1n .~ . ... _ ... : .. _ bo&di Supporttna perts followed ln "The IUM&n.:f accept&Dce speec~ -•na Su~ine Boyt,'' ... The Riu, .... AU the
tho. • thin&. · Presiaetit'J Men .... The Bit Fi1t'' and
The 46-)Ur-old Abraham won tbeJ "~>: Otcarforllia per{onnanceuAntonw ---·----·--·--·-_____ __.,_... ______ _ Salim in the 198-4 Aaldenly Award
winnina best picture, "Amadeus."
Hit latest releax is ~The Name of the
Rote," h1s first ·movie since
"Amadeus."
Sean Connery stan u William of
Buk.ervill~. a c.etebra.l Franciscan
who unravel• the mystery behind a
s.trina Qf murders in an Italian
monastery in the 14th century.
Abraham plays the inquisitor
Bernardo OuL His role is surprisin&)y
small.
. It WlS also the first quality oft'a to come in afterthc Oscar, but it wasn't
·the only one be sou&ht.
"The Oscar carries no suarantces." be wd.. .. There was one picture that
came and I really ~ted. 1 audi-
tibrted for it. 1 did an audition on tape
for ~~20 or 25 minutes. It was an
tmprovtsati.on, and t rea.lly -...oried at
it. I ~ ted to do it;and l didn't set it.
They didn't want me: There. was a
ume when I wouldn't want to admit
that., but it's true.
"And ru t.eU you something else.
M res l)SC was just insufferable as ~. mean 1t wu so childish, it was. so infantile. I found m~lf
bopina that the picture would fail." '
He won't name the film, though.
"It took me a Iona time," be wd.
''But there-a.re-so many ~ate
older than 1 who are more talented -
I mean , -at least as talented, I'll .say
that -and u ambitious, and as
stru"1ina and as 1\ardworking. But
they re not q~le as lucky yet. They
Strirtger will head CBS N·ews.
By KATHRYN BAKER.' prcs1d~nt· of CBS News in January c1s1on makina.
.,,..........;..... 19 4 Danng1:hc troubled 10 months of
"Howard has demonstrated the Sauter's stcdn.d tcnn as news ctuef,
NE\\> YORK -Ho9o>ar<i Stnngcr, leadership, creative and personal CBS cut 70 ne-WS JObs and pvc up on
..,, ho has been runo1ng CBS Ne~s slulls that arc cntical to the conllnued its thLrd-placc "CBS Momma News,"
r-since Van Gordon • uter's forced arowth and success of this mo t which is to be replaced in Jaric part 10
rcsianataon Jast month, bas been important JOumahst1c tnsutution," January with an entertarnmcnt how.
named the new president of the news said CBS Broadcast ~oup President . · uter's rcsianauon Sept. 11 came
d1v1sion, tht network announced. Gene F. Jankow lu 1n a statemc.nt ont day after the ouster of CBS Inc.
Strinaer, 43, WI constdcrcd Jhe 11nnounetn1 the appo10unenL · .cha1rman and chief ~ccutivc officer
lead ma contender for the JOb and was Sauter. who was also a corporate ·Thomas H Wyman, who was re-
--rrponcdlJ thc popular choice amona \ice resident. was the ta t of laced b 84-ycar-old CBS founder the news.naff... cntaasm, inc u 1na pu 1 1 1am . ey as c mnan-a
He became "ccuuve producer of from commentators Andy Rooney m-.,or CBS stodcholder. LauJ"Cn~ A.
the ·:cBS Evcn1n1 News" an 1981 aod B1U Moyers, that h~ did not Tt~t'I as CEO. ·
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matter1. Imprint your own style. st.reS5 oriainality, il\dcptndence. courqe or
oonvactions. Shon tnp may be necffS&ry if''mi 10n" is to be comploted. .-
. SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Follow tbrouab on huni:h, rtaliie you letrn Q.l-Both
AN8WEa 'tO WEEKLY B&U>QE QUIZ ,, .
• vulgerable, u South thr0u~ proass of teachinJ. Punic pi~s falf into place, you comprehend
story as it actually exists. Means ''hard nfW5': ~ fanta.y. Cancer rwauve ~::1..!!ld· ¢_.nre ... n ,88
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SYDNEY
0MARR
plays role. • . ..... n....,.., n~
SAGmARIUS (Nov. 22-Dcc. 21): Circumstanceuwana in your f'avor-· Partner ol)ent the bldding with c AILES
whathadbeen.eJu ivcbccomcsavailable.Focuson love,money,health. Yo u'll four hearu What action do you H
bt complimcoted on appearance, member of opp()sitc .ex *ill confide ••true take? GoRrN· , 11~-~iiJ~i.Tt~"~IO~prlVite fl . " , -Depend.iq OD tM quality of~--I. ...;;_,..~-oc;.i.._ ___ .... ~"" atnvc to com~ motiv~ . • · RJCORN (~ 22.Jan. 19): T~TO could .be temporary J>e!1od Of 11~·8 Marti, tlun eou&ci be
People you admire wall -seek your opinions. will pay sincere compliments confintfl)ent. Emphasis on rules. rqulau,on anstatullons .. Y.ou ultima&cly • laydowrt" depend on a 1tde-1ult fl ·
Myttayiuolved.couldleadtofinanoalpin... benefi_t from cbana~.ofpacc You'U receive ofTet -tcruttruze fine pnnt. 'neue or'have no Play at all The
. ODUNI (May 21.June 20): Scenario h1Jhliatits home, security, Scorpio fiaut'CS prominent!>'. ' J r d ·, diplomacy iovestmenta. mun. You11 be invited tO:Jo;n i.pecial group . AQUARIUS'(Jan. 20-Feb. 18): You will not be satisfied'thauometb.ina on Y way you c•n in out 1 te 0
aimtdat .,elpina(haritable pohncal causes. BcdtpJomatic. butdo.n't abandon merely happened. Go.after reasons, discern motives: You are aoina to cm~ -raise to nve heart.a. That asks part~ MAR
printjpJes. • 2 • • _ • • • • • vactonous. Be confident. reaJize populanfy will mcrenc. Money picture as ner to •(()Ml~r the quality '!f ..hi . • ..
. CANCER (June 2hJuly 22): Define ierinsdJtrfCCl ttthniQUCS. ccdid <Jr,. actWilly\'ttry bri&ht. . . • ·: • ~.Cl.• • • • • • • • • £ SU!~ for slU\ pDl'J>C)leS. T~ fact . • SHARIF
burden not really your own. L'unu position actents einptoyment; basic issues, PISCES (Feb. 19-M!lfCh 20): M.,or do!'"estae a~JUStfJ?ent as hiahhahted-that Y<?U d id f'<>l cve·btd or ask for
Clf'C of pets, commw_n'cation with those who rely upon your judgment. Watch focus. on d,~ploma~,. JlftS. Oow~ .. mus1c, reu010!1 with famffy mem~r. aces guarantees that yo~ have all •••••••··~"· Taurus. 1 tndiv1dual h1ah up docs appreaate your efTons, will show Jt, Taurus, Libra the side suits under control.
LEO (July 23-Aua,. 22): Scermio spotli&hu pbySJcaJ attraction, creativity, rtatives play roles.
cbaqe, travel, variety, ability to take ~tcr ch&f'JC of)our own de tiny. Thas IF NOVEMBER 4 .IS YOUR B~TBDAY you arc det~ined, tubbom, Couklbe your power-play day. Money and love are featured. You win b1a-penastent. fasctnauna. .-90ntrovCTSaal. Taurus, Leo, Scorpio people play Q.2-A South, vulnerable, you
hold: VIRGO (Aua,. 23-Scpt. 22): F1rusb what you staa, realize that obstreperous important roles 1n yo!tlr hfe. You are fascinated by architecture, dcs1p, and you
individual is "running a bluff. .. You'll have opportunity to communicate arc capable of creattni your own patterns, styles. You were on your own
travel, to d1ueminatc ptnanent infonnation. You could actually be flintni relauvely early, could cha nae residence ot marital status before year as finished.
+AKQ72 <;>AJC983 .¢A
The bidding has proc~ded:
•AJt QK102 0 Al:t07 ~5
The bidding h proceeded:
.. 3 · South Wut. North Eaat
1 NT Pu• Put 2 •
Pu1 PaH 2 ¢ . Pu• West North Eaet ~ South ....... e---. with fame, fortune. . . · . • .. In Occembef, money ~mes from surposc source, you'll be more secure as
LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22): Emphasis Q.n romance, ability to set to heart of result .. _:_ --.-· 1 • ..... t <> --......;~1----. · What action do you take?~
A.-Thlnk about the auction. Part·
ner dld not move over your no
trump-openfng, so how much can
he nave.., Y.Qu elm expect• smatter-
ing of points and _a five-(:ard suit
•
--Time·fila :i:ches on tQ its own-dxummer-
' We have tt\rte clocks 10 o ur house,
andcachofushasawnstwatcb. lfyou
want to know what ume it •J, you'd
find out faster by drivina O'fer ~to the
bent or callina Time of Day
The clock on the VCR blank$ on
and off at 12 a.m. That is because the
powerwentotfm the house last spnna
and when the contmuity is broken,
that's how the clock lets you know
that the conunu1ty 1 broken.
We had evcryuH~ntion ofresctttna
it uoul we saw the dtrectiont. l was to
bold down the clock button while my
husband performed steps 2 throuah S,
but be screwed up by pressing the
·hour-minute button BEFOREn~
pressed the day button and . after a
while, we fiiured we were too old to
stan a.pin at Step I , so we let it blink.
The clock in the bedroom is hooked
up to all kinds of thinas including a
[111
Bo"1Ec1
rad.to and a speaker phone. 1l bhnlc
roo because its continu1ty was
broken, so we never know '-hat time
it is. We a.re only sure llhlt every
morning at 6, a dlSC Jockey awakens
us with a promise to matnwn our
pool with premium service. We don .... t
have a pool. We also don't have to get
upal 6, but we can't fiJurci>ut how to
make him go away.
The clock -0n the oven hasn't had
thl" ri1?ht time since we ownNI the
'
stove. That 1s bcc•usc without my·
a)asscs J cannot see what I am_ twirling
and mistake at for the timer. Thus ifit
is 4 o'clock and I put a roast in the
oven, I inad~rtenlly reset the clock
to 4:4S. I have been known to I~ as.
much as two cand • half houn on a.
bvsy day in the lcilcbcn. .
I have a wnstwatch th.a{ 11ves you
the ume 1n Hambura. Germany. That
is where the watch was made and seL
TfiC"""directtons that came with it are
very complete, beginning with,
"Nacb etnem weateren Druck auf SI
Kann die strunde ~in gcrst werden." t hYC,• for the .day when I'll be
walilng along the ruce-Y an<tsomeone
will say, "Pardon me, but do you have
the time in Hamburg? I want to call ·
my wife before 3... -·
Possibly the only source of time in
the entire house is my husband's
watch. h's a runner's watch, which
means it looks like a time• machine
that is ready to blast off. Hean 11ve
you the time 1f you have the umc to
wan for lL He must depress a small
knob with a sharpened pencil and
subtract four or five hours from the
time he boulltt it depend1na on the
sea$0D and whether we att on·
dayhght savina time. It sounds laJce a
lot o(fiddhng, but to reset it, be would
have to chmb i11 the car and make
sure the owner of the shop where be
bought 1t 1s in. •
A couple came over the other night
and annocentJy anquued, "What ume
JS if?'"
, My husband said, "I don't have my
calculator with me. You tell them."
I btinked my~ IS or 20-timt •
They left humedly. lt wa n'l that
late.
at actit>n do you take?
A.-Some<)ne Is taking ·advantage
of the vulnerability to try som -
thing...!... there is no. way that one of
tfifOJ)ponent.s can llave an openlng
bid and the other a jump shift. To
on, start with a cue•bld of three
c\iarnonds.
Q.a-:Neither vulnerable, as South
you hold:
•Q5 QAJ988 0 AKJ2 ~5
The bidding has procttded:
North Eut South Weit
1 NT P... 3-\J PU1
3 NT P... ?
What action do you take?
A..-Don!t give up dn lam jut be·
cause partner has denied a heart
fit! rr he has a four-card diamond
suft, your combined bsets snould
still stretch to slam. Find out by
bidding four diamonds. J f he can do
no ~nhan-four no trump, ma.ke
another move by raising.
Dogs forhandical>p~d a worthy charity .-·
Q.4-As South, vulnerable, you
hold:
•AQ • 4 ¢AKJ83 ... 8762
·Your rlght-ha.nd opponent opens
the bidding with one sp&fSe What
action do you take?
DEAR ANN LANDERS· M>
favonte uncle left me a mall bequest (~S.000). I would like to make a gift i_o
his memory to al'I C>rpntz.allon that is
not well known or popular Do you
know a sma.lhsh aroup doing wonder-
ful wort that not a lot of people pa)'
aneouon to? It would pve me areat
fl.easure (ao..d I think my uncle, too) 1f
could find a group lbat really needs
r-----f11'4Itot1r-= . . .
DEAR M.A.: Have I tot a wonder-
. faJ Uttle elaarlty for yo.f Alld It'• rtpt
la JMr OWll backyard.
A aman ,,., ded.lcatedfii!;H crata•
do,11 to Ufllt tlle badlca . TllHe
are .. t aeela1-eye dof•· y are for ~ w .. eelctaalr-boond, ttle deaf ud
~e elderly. Tlle1e amailq utmaJ1
mall, more l.Dclepeodence for tJadr
lawmu partners.
·Not ODJy do tltey provide services
tlaat reddte the ltoura 11a'elde mast be
TMAT DAllT
runut
O ~•a"O"ge e11e•J of ftie
f0vr Kro"1b ed ... o•d• b.
low •o fo,.., lo , l ,..ofe wo•ds
UNSCRAMSlE A80VE lE TTERS
TO GET ANSWO
A1111
LAllDERS
. wltJa t:H cap ,
offeT lov~ud protecttoa &1 well .
Since tlil wondtdll rroap stves
th ulmals to tU&e wlao aee.d tlaem
(It does oot sell diem>. It cu use all
tJae laelp it cu 1et. •
U yoa II.ave a 1oft 1pot for do11 ud
u blteresthl lmprovba1 th ._alJty of
life for a laudlcapped or elderly
perso&t, yoa coald oot find a better
place for yoar moeey.
Tbe name la Culne Compulon1
WOID
GAMI
for IDdepadnce, P~O. Box"'· SU ta
Rosa, CA tHot. Tbe IJ'OllP welcomes
cootrlb0Uoa1 (w~ctl are tu-cledoc-
tlble, of coarse) la an1 amcnmt. My
clleck for SIM went o._i today. • • • DEAR ANN LANDERS: What do
you th1nlc of a father who, for hts son's
20th btnhday. hll'Cd a woman to·
come to the pany inOclo a trip-lea~?
She ended up with a G-string and a
tch of matcriaJ no bigger than a
sa ver dollar. I fie 20:year:old is very
shy. Dad thoughCt.htswouldbeagreat
way to "educate" him. The lad
..appeared to be terribly embarrassed.
He is a high-caliber young man -
bn&ht. sensJtive and classy.
fhe father filmed the whole party
so he could show ino bis-friends on
videotape. The mother~ also at the
pany. Sbe proclaimed it a "huge
success." The guests drank two bar-
rels of beer. -
Evidently a suc:ccssful party de-
pends on bow much beer is guu.ted. Is
this behavior typical of parents
nowadays or am I hvma in another
century? I though I was .. with It" until
I beard about thas shfod.ia. Please
comment -P UZZLED JN NEW
JERSEY.
Samuel Johnson said, .. Mam• ·n
the triumph of hope over ex-
perience." Qua.int but not nec:asa.rily
wise. 1ays our Love aD<!War man, He
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• Compltmentary hprs 'd ous~res Mon. ·fn
• Cabaret Stafood Bar from 7 p.m.
If you 'rt m 1 mor1 rtlaxtd mood
tn101 th1 ''NEW" F/Jtt Otd CDckt41/ Lounge
18700 lbcArlJU BWd. k~ne • IJJ.2770
~mm from 'John "'
DEAR N.J.: Dl1p1U.01. ne
pareoh 1oud Uke Id.Jou. 'nJs Is
tddJtiouJ evlde.ace tlaat tometlmes
parental blflHDCe cu meu very
Uttle. How dld a pair of looo1 llke W•
prodace a lal1ta-callber, brt1lat,
1eu11tlve, clauy !f.year-old'! • • • DEAR ANN LANDE.RS: Please
reconsider your answer to the youna
man who wrt>te about his 1nabil1ty to
urinate an the presenceofothers. You
toW htm -t problel1) was not
uncommon, tbat 1t was called "a
bashful kidney" and could be
eliminated with oounseHna.
Not al~ays true. I have been to ·
severaJ counselors and nobody could
help me. And now, because J am a
government employee, I may have lo
produce a unne sample in the
presence of a witne s because of the
drua tests. I am scared stiff.
What will I do lftt comes to THAT?
-Please advise. -ALBATROSS JN
.D.C.
DEAR AL: I'm ave 1f yoo ex-
plaiHd yoar problem to tlae screataa
HtHrlUH Ck)' wowld allow )'M to P1'9dwce , ... 1pectmea prtntely. TM1
la M bl• deal. Doll't IWHt th •mall ,,.,,,
.
Q. How hot i' the plantt Venus?
A. bout a hot as a 1elf-eleanin1
oven. •
A tree's rinas ate farther a~ on
the trunk's sot.ithem side.
Q. ln which month are the fewest
A.-We would give u~thoughts
of a minor· u1t contract If you are
going to make a game, it wall most
likely be an no tr)inp. Therefore,
we would overcall with one no
tn1mp even though our hand ·~
3llghtly off-sh~pe.
Q.5-Neither vulnerable, as South
you hold •
ACROll .
1 TV part
5 Armadillo
9 Troupet'
f4t.arflef
15 Mode<ala
18 Cargoveuat
t l Announced
18 Voting group
19 Vowed
20 Ceasation
21 PtUM
22 Handed over
23 Tyrant•
25 Jab 27 .. _ 0.-
Lovely"
28 Staggef
29 Increases
32 FIOOf p ecea
35 Tri.ta and
back
;37 State
~a Franch city
39 Rubberneck
40 Pohceman
42 Engendef
~Cel+k>fn a IOU
44 Opt1C1
45 Turncoat
46 Overeat
47 Alien
51 Pig food
54 Donnybrook•
56 Dehydrated
57 Uniform
58 Ouechu11n
59 Hockey acora
60 V•t"*1t
61 Coup d'-
62 Daatroy
S3 Adam's ale
&4 Boot p•rl
65 British gun
DOWN '
1 Gave pills _
2 Frivolous
3 Sour liqu1d1
4 Prefaced
5 Churchmen
&Tr ...
7 Minim
8 Take again
9 El6t;>a
10 Squawked
11 Walked over
12 Bogeyman
t3 LOOrn part
21 Rollaway1
24 Columns
21 BaMball
tall•
28 Folks
29 lmpulM
30 Fortune
couples divoteed?
A. Sarne month the fewe t couples ~-'.;......;~_..,__
are mamed -January.
Hula hoopt arc banned io Iran.
Q. Can you inherit a tendency to act
headaches?
A. Toett one sort only-m11nune.
Could you sell a ~ft dnnk by
adverti na 11 u an•• tttmed Brain
Tonic and Inwllec:tual Beverqe"?
That bne an 1886 tot Coca.Cota off 1~-&.-+-_...--+-the around Today YoU'd want to
chanaie the words. How about .. .Nerd
, Ade .. '/ -eo
"Beautiful bodtc and ~uurul
ptn0nallues rarely ao totetMri" •id
KarlJuna.
'11 • • •11/111fnff!4 •
bid), so even with your Cine hand
and excellent support you are un-
likely to h ve any play for game.
Pass. \ .
-Q.6-As South, vulnerable, you
hold·
+AQ-10652 OAJ6 •AKSS
The bidding has proceeded
South Wt"St Nortb Eut
I+ 2 Q Dbl · P ....
1
What a<'tson do you take?
A.-We hate to accept a low-level
peni.llty double when we have a
six-c~ajor suit and a void in
the oppo~ent'a suit -to achieve
maximum results, yo1,1 usually
have to lead trumps throug!\ de-
clarer. and you are gotng to find
that. difficult, If ow ever •. _pannera
don't make low-Jevel d~bles with
a fit in your -suit and you have
enough ~trength to compensate for
your lack of hearu Besides, you
wtll sbll be a 2~1-frtoriteto win
the rubber Pass.
For lntormatlon about Cllarlee
Goren'• ne" neweletter for
brld1e playert,. write Gqren
Brld1e Letter, 1'.0 . BOx 4428, Or·
lando, Fla. 82802-"f.26.
~v1ooa NZZU aOl.VEO
31 Drove overly
fast
32 Mexican food
33 ComPOMf -
Nov.UO
34 Allow to use
35 Cr1~
36 RICh cake
38 Acerbic
41 Appliance
42 Ta.,...ns
45 Altarnate
~8 CN'l'*"On.
tor one
41 Centered on
• P<Mnt
48 "--Cara"
49 Evaluate
50 Stocklng
5t "Maj()(
Barbala"
aU1hor
52 Aalan trw
53 Last notiee
55 OM8'0n *Of'd
59 Gloomy-
11 12 13
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by BU Keane
----"-'he pictures show what happens in
the story. and the wards _!
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by Brad Anderson DE""18 THE MENACE ·
Mlf DAD 15 IN
LICEMSIN6. M'/ PICTURE
IS 601N6 TO BE ON
6i£ET1H6 CAAPS T·SUlltr5 -
~p EV&~VTHIN6!
WOULONT '(OCJ LIKE
TO HAVE A LOMCH BOX
WITH MY PICTURE ON IT ?
bv Hank Ketehatii
~
by Jim O~vls
.
HAVING WA'llEO DOWN
A PA'TROL CAR. THE
i OON"T l'<.NOW WHAT W0U..0
Hot>.VE HAPPENED-10 ME IF
HE HADN'T HeARO MY.
SC~MS' WILLHE ee
YO~ V'+'.l~SS
TAKeS THE PO\..ICE ~K 10 Tl-'4E ALLEY
WHERe THEY FIND
MANK WARNER U\ICON· 900VS ANO wmOJT IDENTIFICATION'
AU.. RGHT?
FUNKY WINKERBEAN
L.E5 ·, IF ~ WANr iO KNCX.0
IF U&A 15 NOl..QN6ER~ ~-· 114A'f OTHER fJY.) ••. '7UER£'5
().lE IJJNJ 10 AtJO OUT FOR f
Jlhf PICK OPA
PH()..lE. AND
CAU.!
TUMBLEWEEDS
SORE.'
by Tom K. ~yan I
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DOONESBURY
· DRABBLE
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by Jeff MacNelly
bv Harold Le' boux
by Garry Trudeau--
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NEWPORT BEACH CITY COUNCIL
Don Strauss
Evelyn Hart . -
Clarence Tu('llcr
Michael Laiin-COSTA MESA CITY COUNCIL
Joe Enckson . .
Peter Buffa or Orville Amburgey ·
HUNTINGTON BEACH CITY COUNCIL
Tom Livengood
John Erskine.
Tim Klink
Bob Gentry
Dan Kenney A
4 recommended
for3· seats
Fountain Valley voteB face a rather plea,jant dilemma
Tuesday when they go to the polls. While there arc only three
seats to be filled. there are at least four ~pable candidates.
•
Lotal polJUCa aren't .a bad. Heck, I even know one of the
candidates foreltyccluncJl liJ HunUngton Belich. and knew hlin
when he wuan'gUlar perao_n . ..
.
tiiplay ,..
po~itics
I'm a very non-p0Litical person.
I'm relatively positive that my
attitude about politics stems from the
fact that I was born in WasbinatOn
D.C. whida ia, of co~ .tJ>e-~pr • political hotbed of our nation. Pohtio-
0-Rama City.
J more or Jess remember becornina
aware of politics at about aac 12. I ,_.Lll:lll'•"" .. looked around, noted the-ridicu-
lousness of 1he situation. ~
my shouldc#and decided that if they
leit me alone, rd leave them alone.
~~~~~~~-'-~~~~~~~~~~-:...:......o~~~~~~~--l!r.m::n..J..1m~~uull.&Jjllla..U!.J~reor~~ less ol~ the same philosophy. At •
that time, a penon wbo lived in ..
• · Wasl:iington 0 .C had-no mayor, no ·wedon~t need Pelican Hill Road ~le:i~~~·n~-~e~~t; --.-.:v::..;:ofc iii national e-lection . _
if it means· in Ore Newport traf fie .~0.!:·~i:~r~~
, -:. stares and &Uffaws. No riaht to vote?
To the Editor: --to reduce lnlffic trom this source. Let The cWTent Ncwpon Beach City Impossible.
Impossible or not. residenuofD.C.
did not have the riabt to vote.
.lfa D.C res1dcnt fcll-U'Cl.I need to
• Two incumbents, James Neal and Fred .Voss arc asking
voters to return them to the council. where they have helped
t-------"ke the bedroom communrt~•ativefy-wcll·
run city. · '
J udg.ang from recent letters to the the. money for Pehcan HatJ Road councitbas made a disunct policy of
Daily Pilot, 11 appcan that seme construct1on come from the lrvii'le increased trend arowth, with •
Newp0rr8eactr TCsidents are-betng Goan development. not from New-pro~nSJty for inten 1ty of density,.
hoodWlnked concemiD& the role of port Cente'r, because -Pelican Ht . The Beeco-Ba.nnina project in 1982,
Pelican Rill Road~tlle Newport Road wtU not even be in Newpon ffie -mwport Center eitpansiorr tn
Cetiter expansion p_lan, and traffic in 8-.-ach and has the pnmary purpose of l 986, intensified land uses in Corona
Corona dcl Mar. servin& new development on the del Mar, and future eitp1nsion pro-
Irvine Coasl Newport Beach hould jects in Koll Center Newport and the Consider this s1tuauon: lo order to not be asked to subsidize the develo~ Castaways, arc all eumples of in----~hean Hill--Roa&-buill,tor-0na -menrofthe lrvtne O>a:st;in tcnns of ra~ tmad JrOwth, wbicJt mek.e.
del Mar must absorb more traffic increased traffic from Newport _ our traffic problcnh ao from merely
from Newport Center, which ex-Center in order to build Pelican Hill '~in awesome., to absolutdy mind
vote on an-issue,tit was-p01111>lc lO
~ster to vote in Maryland or
Vltlinia by lyin.-nd usina an across-tbe-st.ate-line ltieod•s addras u
yours9bot that was a lot of trouble to
&O throu&hjusHo.f.&lU 1in&1evote.
a
So, I more'Or leU ipmrr:d tbc_wholc And LauraDD Cook and Jobn McKnJsbt arc hoping to
convince the electOTate that their commUJHty experience will
make them worthy representatives.
pansion willcausc_some.AO,OOO more Road. • ~ ing.
cars a day, a.nd thousands more cars a . . n addiuon to votina "no" oh the
. situation until some hilarious politi-
cal situation came to liaht. at which
time I'd join in the ples of lauabtcr
&Iona with everybody cbe. Voters won't make a mistake voting fonny three of the four.
Neal 72. bas a lenath) rtcord of c1v1c service. In fact. in
add1uon to his four )Carson the council, Neal wasa c1ty manager
for 3S years and has taught publlc administration and municipal
finance on the college level.
day mto Corona del Mar. Then. Al~. the Newport Center Cllt• Newport Center e~pansion on Nov.
because the county requires Pehcan pansion is a pnme example of 2S, Newport voters would be wise to
HiU R~to be buth as a conditJon "mcreased trend growth, as defined vote for slow growth candidates on
for the development of the lrvinc 10 the Newport Center EIR. "'In-Nov. 4, such as those candidates
Coast, more caTS (from over 2,000 creased t.rend lfOwth" refers to acn· recommended by Newport 2000
homes, hotels, etc.) corn.c LDto Corona ttat plan amendmer1ts which increase (Strauss. Shores, Sansone, Beek).
del Mar from the lrvinc <;:oast. the arowth more than that arowth already These candidates would be more
Irvine Coast bclna 1mmediitd)'-adJa· permitted under the current acncral liiely to follow trend arowth, rather
My case was such that I was bard
pl'C'SSed to tell you to which political
party the cwreni president of the
United States belonac<L .. Voss, 49. 1s cquany adept at handling the community's
business. He has served asa councuman, plannfogcomm1ss1oncr
and school bOard memberdunngthe 20ycars-°hc"has hytd in the
city. Vo has a full lcnowlcdge of the city-and the pen.pectivc to
know what needs to be done.
What he has lacked so far -along Wlth the Neal -is the
at;;11Jty to rise above the petty political squabbles that have
recently dominated headlines in the cJty. Neither has demon-
strated the leadership to mend the nfi that exists on council.
~:O: dc~~wil1~~a ~b:C p~. which 1' called "trend arowth.'.. than increased trend srowth_, as a
whamrpy: more can from Newport Most of the traffic~ -amt-atJ of matter of pobcy. Thu ~would
Centcr. and more cars from the Jrvmc the mtcr1«11on ca~ty analyses h.avc a better chance to iet a IJ"IP on
Coast,,ust to ~t Pelican Hill Road that appcar -10 the E R, bad as they the traffic situanon, not only in are, are predicated under trend .Corona dcl Mar, but throuabout built. can't heve that Newport lfOwth, not increased trend arowth. Newport Beach and rcaional Oranac
Times have chanaed thinp. and
Wutllnaton D.C. now bas a mayor
and a CU)' couoctl and the natl vea cao
vote.
You milbt think that I wouldjump
at the chance to become politically
involved when I came to Callfomia. l
didn't It was 1evcral years before 1
rcaistercd to vote, and then only •
because somcon~bbed me ouuide
of a arocery store and I had a few
minutes to kill.
The factJona!Jsm hfl-been-~ l-thC-lcasLr a
residents would be so11aive. Increased trend arowtJr makes a County. •
Th_e proper road to take 1s to vot~ shambles of traffic pred1cuons and · JAN D. VANDERSLOOT MD
disservice at lts worst. -
Voss also left himself open to conflict-of-interest alleaations
by mvestmg with businessmen wbo later had i(lterests within the
city. He was cleated of any wrongdoing but the questionable wa y
the entire situation was h11ndled "funher muddled the already
croubled councll.
"no .. on Newport Centu upans1on roadway capacities. Ncwpon Bellch
A v~te for Hart aild Person in Ne~ort --. -
... I even voted in an election soon
after I rqistcred, but it was more
because of my curiosity about bow
the thina worked and what the inside
of a votina booth looked like than any
pressina urac to vote for a particular
candidate.
Voters who aren't as bothered by the infighting as we are
should cast their \'Otes on the side of expcnence and re-elect the
incumbents
Those who seek change could hardly go wrong with opting
for .Cook and McKmght. ~ho by the wa) arc not running anu-
counc1I campaigns. -
Cook 1s one of the wonderful c1t1zens who cares so deeply
aboul her communit) that he has volunteered her vast talents to
a number of worthwhile efforts.
Cook "\7 has worked w"h Neighborhood Watch. the
Parent-TeacherOrgan1zat1on . the disaster preparedness program
and a child awarene s progam that'has helped many abused and
neglected )Ounisters 1n the community. There ought to be a place
on the council for such a pcr~n whose heart is clearly 1n the nght
place and who also has the mtclligen~ to knolA-how to make the
best use of good intentions
VfcKn1ght ha served on the Planning Comm1ss1on longer
than many c1t11ens have lived in Fount.am Valley
tf you look around the city and like the way Fountain Valley
has turned out chances are )OU would be happy Wllh McKnight ·
as councilman. During h1s· 10 years on the planning body (six of
To the Editor: r For all Ncwpon Beach residcnu:
Whether you vote in person or
absentee, on Tuesday, Nov. 4, please
don't stop after the major offices and
wues (statistics rc~e.al that many
voters stop before they reach muruCl-
pal offices and issues). ._
Two years aao. out of curiosity, t
attended a acneral mcctina of our
local Community Assoc1ation. From
this, I was dragooned.. involuntarily
at first, into further involvement. The
contmuma experience led to a much
deeper ·appreciation of bow much,
and in how many ways, city govem-
mcnt touches each of our lives. Now,
I have the opportunity to carry
community concerns to our local.
elected officials. Two of those with
whom I have worked have been
part1cularJy outstandina 1n every
respect (homework: interest; hstcn-
in&; and responsive action). work and dedlcauon can do. As
Based on this experience, I write to chairman -of the Plannina Com-
endonc two candidates: Evelyn Hart. · mission. he rolled up his· sleeves,
an incumbent, and James "Buzz" worked with the staff and the com-
Person, recently the chainnan of the munity, and al~ys came up with
Plann1na Commmion. No label (pro-rcasooabJc •nd well-re&JOned de-
lfOwth; anti-arowth; pro-business~ cisions. I JUm n bu bandwqon
etc.) fits either, but endorsement is at the conclUSlon of the Cannery
•el>ropriate since both are beina Village-Mcfadden ~cct, in wtuch
VJhfied by the same computer-driven our association viiaJ tntercst.
slate of candidates. _ The resuJt represents the best oom-
Evelyn 1s a model of what a promise between a down,zoh1na Wlth
couaCllwoman should be: rcspon-which developen can live and a
s1ve, Studious, and mdcpendcnt (she community betterment prOJcct, wtth tw voted apinst me and my associa-wtnch I am familiar. The city lJ'I
tion on more than one unponant acncral and peninsula residents in project, but she did her homework, particular owe Buzz a vote of thanks
eitplained her reasons. and matn· for bis many years of devoted service.
ta1ned our respect and support). • This vote should be recorded on the &uzz. a lifelona Newport resident. ballot on November 4.
who sheds a tear when bis mother's Sec you at the polls.
bcautyparlorittumed into a fast food DON REGAN
outlet, is an example of what bard Balboa
Later, I notJced that I wu more
vouna qai.Jut a ~cular candidate
than for a partlCOlar candidate. I
didn't want Henry Smith in office,
but I didn't want John Jona in office
even more, so I voted for Smith.
If Smith won~ my victory wu
hollow because I still did11 't want him
tn there.
It fmally occurred to' me that I
djdn't want ANYBODY in office
and tt finally occurred to me why I
dJ<tn't want anybody in office.
which he was chairman) and before that on the parks board,
McKnight has demonstrated a solid record .
McKmght offers cxpcnence and leadership abilitie the city
can use.
Op1n1on\ ellpre'lted tn this space arc those of the Daily Pilot 01her v1ew1 up~d on this pas_c are tho~ of 1hc1r authors and ari1s1s Reader comment 1s 1 11cd The Da1lv Pilot. P 0 Boll I 560. Costa Mesa. 92626. Phone
irvine Co. teen-center of,er insUlting
Just like everybody else, eeveral
months before election ·time I'd
beoome the ~t for every politician
in the world. Id ace commercials on
TV1 I'd receive tons of mail from
vanous candidates and in the cue of
local clect1ons, find bales of paper
64 ·601'6 ·.
To the Editor:
As a resident of Newport Beach, I
have no claims on be1n1 the smartest
auy 10 town (far from 1l)._ nor do I
claim to be the dumbest. But the
lrvineCompany's latest proposal to
bankroll the proposed "teen center."
1f andonly if, the c1l12ens of Newport
. Btach. aarce to support their Beek has his facts. . wrong ~~~:~~t~u11~~~~e. iotelliience
0
'
I'm still shalcina my bead in
'.,. disbelief at this Phineas T. Barnum
To the Ed1tor: · · • ~ntality, that we citizen would be·
Jn the Oct 28 paper, teve Marble and discussed the matter with other so 1ullible as to 'Succumb to this
dealt with the Irvine Company's traffic consultants not directly in· subtle, corporate blackmail. ~daetostartro dwork.Mr.Niclsen vol\'edill tbeprojectandMr.Bceki1 lmaaane a IJ • .acre parcel with a
says that the "Pelican Hill Road wtll defirutely wrona. 1 7,000-square·foot buildina in which
u1t1mately be built. tha'\ is trot." I do There ii no doubt in my mind, not the Irvine Company would help
not behcve Mr. Niebcn iscorTeCt. Mr. that of tJ\e traffic experu, rue!\ u ·•111itt in obllinin& favorable frnanc·
Nielsen would hive I ved to &ave Herman Kimble or Pete f 1eldina; Ina" in tndeofT for an addiuonal
bu1ltth1troad lSyearsqoandustJll that Mr. Beck has bis facts wrona r.iillionandahathquarefcctofoffiot,
try1na. when it com" to discussinl the rewl and multiple income apace The aroups who have worked bent'fits of the Pelicah Hills *· Surely they arc JOIUnt; A teen
apinst the installation and wiCScnina Mr. Beck has conttandy told us that center miaht be a Jood idea bvut not
of the Back Bay Bndat. who are Measure A will not *~rk1 bowevt'r, • under these cond1t1ons. It's time we
work.int apinst the approval of anybody who has rcao the en· said thanks but no thankS Inane Mcuure A. AR also thOK who have vironmentil imJ)9ct report rultzcs Co01J)9ny. It was a thouahtful, noble,
wQrkld qainst any developmc~t in the traffic Will ttt worse without the sencrou h1'1' mind~. con11derate
thedown «>ut area and will continue improvtments mandated under the aod rnaananimout te1turc on your
ta work ... inst it If there is not down approval of Measure A. lJert. but wt can't afford the tenns.
coast development, tN.re 1 no Mr. Beek bii failed to sive u1 an Thcconlt'quenccsofimpected s~u Pelican Hill ROlld. Tbat leave.-u altttnate plan. He doa not have a 11 too areat a nsk.
with a definite po 1bilitr of thae t0lution for the wonenina tranic that Let ut resolve our c-umnt traffic
nevrr be1a1 a Pelican H11J RO.ad' c~i u now 1nd that will continue to problem• first ·in a prudent 1Dd
Mr. Betk ll&le.S that the Ptl1caa um no matlC1' wllat is butlt 1n the !CfPOnt•blc mlnner then lddreu t.bt
Hill Rotd wdl not benefit u1-he tw fut\lre in Newport BeaCh. Wllett, wt Irvine ComJ)9ny°s request for 6d·
the mVJronmentaJ mpl('t re-nttall ~7.000 wonh of roild 1m. didonil 1quarc foot.qc over and
, Well, Mr. Bttk i wrona. 1 provemtnu. Mr. Beek MelCW to take beyond the 198 l OPA;lt doan't tt,ke
penonllly ha~c ttad cvay en-the time lO cattfully anatyrc the an EinJtein to Calculate that by
v1'onmmtal impeei rtpott ~nin1 anform.ation available io llf. of lbe upend1n1 some ~ million 1n "*2
to Mcatute A l .bl•e ahO reld the cmun1 nf ~ BeKb. improvements pJus .ame200 million staff' rcpot't.$. anenckd the plannin1 · 'TAYLOR 8 GRANT tn office rca11 and ruidenual income
m11sion and council mttttn.p, Newpcft't Beac:h un1t1, thert has to be some tttum on • ...
.
investment; and this means people,
lots of people.
Now if this return on investment
could be accomplished by mall order,
J would be all for the proposed. butldou~ But as one who bas always
been susp1c1ous of "caresses," l
quc tion tbe viability and the density
of this project in relation to its impact
on our lifestyle, i.e. in&re&Jed traflic.
noise and alt pollution. •
P,hinea1 T. Barnum weU knew the
i'nearuna you-aon'tactsometbinJfor rubber-banded to my doorknob, or
nothina." and althouah h11 qresa wu even have the actual candidate b&na-
a joke to many, the iocvatable ina away at my door.
trafficin& accompanyma this . · butldout will be anytl'lina but a Joke. Local polthcs aren•t so bed. Heck, I
On Nov. 2S, this sucker wiJI not be cyen know one of the ~dates for
loolona for the .. caress .. but for the -city counCl! 10 Hununaton Beach,
poJhna1>ootlf1n which to vote "no" and knew him whel,? he was a rqvlar
on Measure A. person.
WALTER ZIGLAR My problem lies with state or
Corona del Mar national political candidatu.
. You Stt, when ~n runs for Big daddy running the show . !=:!o~~r.1that it's 11.rorm=-
• ~ important to yell about what bis
To tht' &litor.
Newpon Beach will soon havt' the
best city council that money can buy.
The city's bia daddy, and his croniesr
are blnkrolli~ pohtk:al prostjtu~
runnina for office. .
How can the innocent tell the
political prostitutes from the rest? It's
easy. Bis daddy hires sharp pollsters
and e&mP9i1n 1peciali1u to pacbae
his prostJtutes. Mulu..colored cam·
P9'1" brochures with nary a mlJo"
placed comma or arammatical uror. ..
court every · vot~1. bll daddy'• op~nent did or did not do than at is
c::oul'te$&n5, look JOrac<>U• and sound to JUSt stand there and tell what he
like JoodY two-shoes. • plans to do: Meaowh1lt, bia daddy's pimps, in •• . .... . City Hlll and elsewhere. work the My Oj)p()ncnt. John Smith 11 for
territory: the political prostitutes aro Petunia SS*rrowt My opponent took
wonderful, wilt brina untold money from the O&fblae Collectors
plea1'1Rs (art plleria, tttn centers. of ~mencal My oppe>nent wt!,tbe ~
roads} Both pim91 and prostitutes un11l he was ftve ycan old! Sm1th
btlona to biadaddy who knows what rctoru that Jones "Voted to rai•
be wants; chanacd zonina on hit larac weal tit alt0 traveled to flab heo
pareelsofland. ~~~;in~~~~ JAMES WILSON was Rine ....... old." Newport Beich 1-· None of them ever IUlte rilbt out
• .,.........._ and up ftoont .tlat't wroas wllh the "*""* system. and what ~ plaft to do
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~Olreceof
about1L •
It teems to me that •hat -e need it
a iOOd, honest pOlitic\aD wt.Q will
, Mod oa bit owa IOCNI polata ad eoc
stoop to AOiatina out his OllPOM• .. bid OMI. •
So, let~ • now. ~do , ,.....,
Tbe bed wtW, ot die..,....., .,. ~:....a. ....... .....
. Somebody coined the phrase a Iona
tameaeo an~ I don't know who rt was. but 1 t refers to the ruatd ( ?) work of a sponswntcr.
"WsadirtyJobbutsomcbody•s1ot to do u." .
ltcrounmymindoflcnwhen somethi~ really choice com~ alon1
-coverina the Olympic Games, the
one Mlly ,'pecial. ~
It was on my mind rccenttyas I sat
down with Harry'1Cap" Sheue a man
whose life tias touchcc2 the he.arts of
HtJ ntington Beach Hi&hOa lerssincc
hebepncoachinain 192S.
Tbc.ocC.asion Ms lo put t~thcr •
• somcofCap'stbouptsindac· ~.
complishment prq>arato~ to thC Oilers' Homccomingpmewith
Ocean VicwFridayni&ht,and i1
afforded an opporturYfty to share in
the tradition and class that ca med
him from one decade to another.
E:i-fUllback
rein.em.hers ·
'26.efforts
Ar9 I he remains dut1nau1shed,
·•tr-.and qu1clc:. . • He remam5commttted to lus
princ1D1n. back1offfrom no 1ubJ«l,
offers hit opinion when asked and
adds a couple wht'n oot. a.nd if necesJll)', will take a tpnntcr'1 tance
and demonstrate a diain& 1tart,"
op~dt~aghdin ~uway.asdid
• The.rtiharcatdcalofp~de1nhi
demeanor, butqotasm hardly enters
·it. Despite all of the accolades he has
rccci ved over the y~ars, the t~ti·
moniali an<J tionor,, what tums hJS ••
voice 1 nto a coo arc recollections of
bis prolC&es, • Cla.r.t Yan Hoorcbclc's ftono~
wtrc tus, so wen the mom.t'nts of
Eddie Moms. the.champion sprinter
ofl940,ofJim tanaetand. Bill
Boswell. Ken Moats and many
others
Of those championship footbatl
~_.. ......... ~ ... ~~'--b-"-.-;~~~....,,,
By ROGER CABUON °' ... ...., .........
Lqends sometimes can be over·
done, e~ally if you're ten to
llOthinJ.,bUt your im11JBH.Hm.......,....,..----+...--...
Jn the case of Harry "Cap" Sheue,
hls pa.st is filled wtth available
testimony. andamonah1s players was
Luke Davis. now 80, and a JO.year
resident of Costa Mesa. Davis was a
fuHback·linebacker on the ch.am· pionsh~ 1926 team.
"Reall)," said Davis, "he wasc.asy.
But, they dtdn't work like they do
today. Not the
extensive dnll'-
We did11.'t have
cnoU&h men to
do it anyway."
'{he Oiler
'S q U a d-
iHJmbcftd 18,
but only 12
played . As
Sheue put h,
·"We had 11
starters and a
5Ub."
.. We always too~ u-easy on Moq·
day,·• recalls Davis. "We were so beat
up )OU couldn't do much. Then ~c'd
put in about two hours on Tuesday
and Wednetday, and not so hard on
Thursday. The games were always
Friday afternoon.·
.. We'd just square off with each
other 1n P.racucc. nothin1 comparable
to what they do t6day. We pracuccd
on a sandy fidd and wtth the sweat.
you were ~ty muddy befon: prac-occ was ~ver. Only Santa Ana had arass ...
Emotional halftime speeches
weren't customary and Davis recalls
only once did Sheue dehvcr a pica.
.. IT was"1lbout the last pmc and the
chips were real~ on the hne," said
Davis. "He really put on a prctty&ood
\a)k that tame. Mostly, he didn't say a Jot. ..
It wasn't all fun -in fact, for the
most part 1t was JUSt a dirty Job.
accordin1 to Davis. •
"On the dart you'd block some guy
and ltc'd sho"e )'Our head in the
around You didn't have any nose
1uanhnd-you 'd be mad enough to eat
fried chicken." •
One of the pleasures dcnved was
th~ post-prnc malt.
"Some of the oJd rooters. they'd bet
on the garnet and wi,n or lose they'd
aivc us (the team) $20 and we'd go
down to the malt hop.·· -
Davis came to HuntinJtOn Beaeh
from a West Teus ranch ad 1924 and
played on the '2.S and '26 teams.
"We laved on the Matador Ranch
' and it was 2$8,000 acres. As a k.ld I
(Pleue eee EX·P'Ut;LBACK/CS)
,.
'Old fasfilon' Rams .
face Bears .tonight .
It's Dtckei;-son
I a gainst Payton -at Soldier Field
J
yanofl926, J946, l966and,)cs,
1930, whichhercveikddurinah~ •
convenahqn.
He'll talk ofhow Van Hoorebt-kt'
had the JUll to return to school at qe •
20 f6r his sophomorc.}carahd touJ}l
1t out. eventuaHy~mu~aa scholar·
hip to 1·empe University 1n Ari1ona
and 1t'sclear~caccompli hmcnts. '·
bclon&ed every bit as well to Cap,
Sporn, however. were really only
the ~rappin1 with the bow. up'
ablhty to inch students wcni much
deeper. . ·
When he peak he'll reach out and
araba knee, or arm. a human toµ ch Jh~tkCCP\.)Ourattention. f!m ~re ht
coached tbe me way.
He has a trcasurcofrccollcctaons
and accoladesand to put stall i~
perspective, to&et it all '31d, really 1s
not possible.
There arc simply too many stonCb,
1n 192•andRoekne~lhc~ • ., rteellcid Cap .. Evcrybridy wauwna
th'iund that and after u wn nearly over. I w~ht up to him and I told ham
'I 1uess )'ou'rc aware I haven't aaked
much." •
··He adcnowtedjtd that and I id' I
havejustonequnuon. Wouldy0u •
d1 mu ad formauon for me?"' e c: anted.a JT:o"'='r...__,_......, _ _,
)-cars ~ uulizcd it 1n key slluation
nd 1t1'c<:amc known in Southern • too many 1 moments.
It bcca{lle evident. ho~evcr, that
there was another 11dt to C.apSheuc,
one which pro\CS'hc wasn'tentircly a
sain·t, and he laughiri&Jy admits at.
• Californ1us the" hcueS_prcad."
Thorpc,tbil*n<Slf) C_.rti~ln-
dian. hada rcputat1on asa moOdy •
pcnon who stldom spoke to
''I ~ad moregut~than a bran · • monkey," hes.aud . ..: . _ s nacrs.butCapkncwhowtosetto him . · • ·
l-o illustrate, he oOered some
thou&hts that put ham an touch with s~ch legendary sport herons Knute
Rockne, Jim Thorpe, Walter Johnson
and Amos Alon10 Stag; •
..ltwau pcc1alpmnndJ1m
Thorpcwassu1\1nfJup,"sa1dCap .. ,
hadaonc to Baker n1vcrsity. which
wasabout 12 mile from Hasktll
"I was at a co chmgschoolat U
Jn t1tute, a IJUt Indlan school, and J
•(Pleue eee HOIDCOIOJllG/CS)
_ Ci:p-• acrap-·-
A m ld•t a myriad ~of
memorabilia are. tlaMe pbotoe. ·
Jim 8taqeJand (leftJ WU tbe
OUClll•. QQll All-CD' claolce la
two eporu (~oothall and track).
Slleae (abo-.e from left) bi tbe
-early •30e with •printer Bdd1e
llOJ'l'b (1940) and b11te
llockne ln 1924. a plctue
taken by &lleue wlllle a ma-
cleat of Rockae•a la a
coac~ achool. At rtibt. tile teaencfary Clare Van
Boorebeke. dmlnC Ida relaD
atop tbe 8oatbem Callfornla P!!!> footbUI world ln tbe soe .... below. llonla ...... di~ fleld ln b1a wake ln cloek-tnc a 20,e. a world'• prep re-co~ ·ln -die 220 bi l~O. HU_
100 beet ... 9 .5 da.. -
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Huntington Beach
ttadttTon reY-olVes--_.._
around h iS career
By ROGER CARUON
Of ... ~ .......
• Jial'T)' Martin 'Cap' heue -he's a
object which croucs numbers and
thl:lll&Jru 1n a ~ pattern -tnerc
arc so ma. rti~ ll i difficult to separate
and list as ttomecomint approaches
for the Ollen Friday night.
• It's been 60 )tars since the cham·
pion~.,, uad of heue's in 1926, 40
since be and Al Reboin coached the . 1946 cfiimpionsfilp learn, and 20
since one ofh1s protqcs, Ken Moat
coached the _1966 dianlp1on hip
team. Two other Hunungton Beach
teams have cnjo~cd champion hip
reputauon -1930 and T983.
At 91 hercspncnts the trachtion of
Huntu1Jt0n Beach Hieb School 1n
such a unique mann all )'OU can do
is list" and aJlow the reader to
contemplate.
A D&U\·e of loY.-a, raised in Kansas
nd vetmn Of World War I. heume to Hununaton Beach in 192.S with
four >tan of coachma bchmd bim .
The follo-..ina year his Oilers were
Ofin t:a1uetn-champronnnd(~--
34 )eats he v.as Huntincton·Beach's
' H~·-was a subst1tut~'-lelleher for
thttc )W'S ( 196()..63) arid WU the
sportsedator ofthe Huntington Beach
News for Slit more years. retiring in
1969. .
Honors arc numer<>u Wlth per·
haps the top com1na as a member of
the Cahfom1.1 Coaches Assocauon Hall of Fame. as well as his sele.ctaon
to the CIF Southern Secuon·s I-fall of
Fame.
But has penonaJ hst of achieve-
ments docs not include that -rather
1t's a hst which pretty well dcscnbes
Cap's dem~nor.
"First." sajd Cap rtcently, ··was 30
~auhc director of the Southern
Counues Track and Field Meet.
"Secondly, I was the co-founder of
the first b1&h school baslitbafl tour-
nament an Southern California, aJona
with Leon Minor.
"Thmi. for 10 cars l conducted a newsletter than v.cnt out to our bo}S
off of war.
"Fourth. 32 boy that I coached
chose coachina as their profc ·on.
and boy did they make good.
"And fiOh. I was the sponsor of the
(Pleue eee 811BUS/C5)
Raiders out of contention?.
Mistakes costly as LA falls
!_hree games b eh ind Denver
Sunday'• NFL .core. ,
Den\.tr 21. •aa1de.rs 10
•'cw Orleans 23. n Francisco 10 ~n\I Caty 24. • n Dlcgo 23 'c"" York Jct 38. ~attic 7
• cw Yort Giant 17. Dalla 14
Cincinnati 24, •0eu01t 17
•Pm burah 27. Green Bay.'\ •.
Cleveland 24. •1nd1anapohs 9
•M1am1 28, Houston 7 • -
•New En,land 25, Atlanta 17
•Tampa Ba) 34 Buffalo 2
•\\a h1n1ton 44. Minn ta 3 {ot)
•\t Lou1 13, Ph.iJadclph aa 10
•denotc'I home team. .
Toelsllt'1 Game
Ram at Chicago (C hann I 7 at 6)'
•Nf roundup, page<
•Raider \tall u~ • l6.
J
·~
Becker wlm tenal8 title
.. .
-. .
P Rl -Two-um W1mb&tdon
cbanullioa Boria ~ won hll ~
tournament 1n &brec WC1Cb. beat1na Seiaio
Gaul of $plan,~ 6·3. 7""6 Sunday in ihc
final urtbc: Pari Open 1tnn11 tournamcnt.
~ Kings, Iµlmonton tie
The 11-)Ur-old West Gcrmah won \he Australian
Indoor tournament an )'dncy, an4 the Supu Sc1ko --~~4·a-.i~~ ~&~ wocL1 pRer &e ~miAI te .Pan . · •
LA scores 3 oals tn first period:
lers counterWlth~STilseconct
bctwttn )'lilnd fincrt·po1ntina Montmal Coecb Jean. c1
Perron \ • · .& ttrttl"t't Bit MtC1cn1 7 .,~,ted -139 m1Au&a u..-
Stektr, thl' wprld's No. 2 player, said the traH·l and From p .tl.,.ldltt
Ohanac'J of nt:ry made his hi& . vcmcnt all the' Raimo Summancn ac;;on:d tWl~ dunnJ Edmonton'.s
more d1fficutt. • " d · --" d 1 ·' c· F h d
pcnahie for the inc; dtnt, 1nclud1na 79 to the Can~~
Mc<\tary fin~rtd Vancouver defenseman AIVW9
H11!'1Vard a1 the firtt player.off the bench and rdallnlCCS •
do•blc minor and pmt .mi~onduc1 to Halwa · ~
"Under uch circums c~ to fly~all those many fivc-aoal 1«on ptnua an 1oa tenu 1ra.nt u r mo e
hours, the different continents; lhc diffttent ciucs and twosood saves in overtime: Sunday Yiht>OifCT$and
· Seven J>!a)CI'!> 1n all'wcrc cxpcll~ from _the pme.
1ncludinJ Smyl, who n:«ivCd a 10-manute misconduct.
Richer and Walter were not penalized. ditforcnt surface . Lffuay 1 didn't think I could do at," Los An~les Kini) pla)C'd to 3 5-ational liockcy
-·• .-2 5 080 h' h Lc~ue Ile dl Edmonton. \lid Bttker, who dd~ • I • to 15 camm&.' wn Fuhr stopped C'ra11 Rl'dn10nd on u breakaway and It 5, RaAatrt 4 -At New York, Paul ~ad.an
those three victories. He won SI00,000 in Pari ·Casal -~ bukowk·h··-OR·:.a-de414! 4A sHttflfd tiri¥e iR the -@ms hlt'ttlmt pl of mep:mcl:2lmto:o"erh1M •M --~ ... Thc~•'Clll _vossu..---pu-nc-co~ul..,..c-lia~ll-cng-e...,..t":""b-:e-::l-=9-;:-:82~lm'Y---...,w~a.,.s'"a;ojw~a;;:;;tlE:;t~. · • oveniroc. •. pvc the Winn1pc1 Jets a ,victory over the Ne York
Holma-Otrry Coone)' hcavyweiaht lltlc boui. in which Becker served 22 attS in winnina has sixth The teams battled on even terms throush two rc;noJs JUn~n. .
....,.h 1m' .. r =ly received S!O miUlon. tournament of ·the year. He won at Chacqo; ofwide--on.•n play that led to IOaoalsand 49 shots on net. ,_.. L.-Ra"•"'n..had come back to tac lhe pme when -. ""' -..... h WimblCdon and Toronto before his tuacnLs:u.u· JK.....~-t" Ii J 2S ~ · .. •K ..._. "· • -=-.s fi1 fi llhfi • 1 wi absOlutely be a rccofdl)ul'R 1u1 tac In the 'doubles final, John McEnroe and ter lJut neither tt•m was able to score m the ma mmute1. Bob Brooke and Mark \Abornc scor~ m l. e •!Ul tt "'°'er:· Arum bat promised. . Rookie Luc Robitaille and \'etcran Davel a)lor had· minutes of rqulation before Macl..can Sot h11· tamt .. The 32-year~ Hagler had been contemplating Aemina of the United Sa.tes defeated · Mansour two aoab each for the Kitlp, who kd 3-0 after the firsl wlnner his eiahth pl ofthe season. .
retirement earlier this' >car. largely because of pres ure Banrama of Iran and ~o Pcrtz of Uruauay 6•3• 6-l. period Marcel Dionnl' also sco~d for Los Angel :.. . Maclean.• ri&ht wina. f•rried Che pu~k from behind
(rom his wife, Bertha: But lb.c two .finally aafced that The winn rs will hare S. O.OOO. , um~nen) first two Joa.ls. of the. season, along w~th the New York net and was'5to0Ped on h•l firsc-.hot by Hqlerwo.aldconunue-atlea~ttomeet~na~d,, • '-Al .. 1 Sta -9 2 · aoalsbyM1~Krvshelny\k1.Jan~~mand~arkM~ 1cr-aC>all~ndcr. )ohn Vanb1esbtouek;; 8_wt Vanbi~.ck !'S
· Accordina to Pat Petronelh, the champions co; Davia ·~~aS . -. n,. ~ . · hel~ EdmOJ\lOO outscore the 01lc~ S-:2 1!\ the middle could no• c~ntrol the rebo~nd and acc•~ntaJty tapped the
manqer the decis1on to fiaht Leonard wiu made, pcnod. n11ck into has own net dun~ a 5cramb!e. .
because .:in 20ycars t.me, H~rdid oot want fans who TOK.YO -Glc!'n Davis of. the 1111 Fuhr, who came off the benc_h for th~ final 25 Osborne made it 4-4 WJth J :3S left an the tbudpcnod ~re evaluatana his acxo"'phshments as ch,mp1on. to Hou\lOn Astros drove an four runs with a minut" h lpcd keep Los Angeles w1nles on ats currc_nt when he tapptd home ru o,,Jn rebo\lnd pasr'aoaltcndtr
uy he ever ducked any challenger, particularly Sugar three-run homer in the 1xth inning an~ a seven.pm roed tnp. The Kan.gs arc 0-5-1 on the trip, Eldon "PoJcui" Reddick. Brooke bad pu~ New York
Ray Leonard." sinale in the ninth. lead1Ag the U.S. MaJOr havinf missed an opportunity t~ ~n in overume: within 4-3 on a goal with 2:41 left in reauJat1on. Hukr has been · mtddlewcaght .champion mce League: All·Stars 9-2 over their Japanese counterparts .. don't thank he e\eO saw 11. Lukowtch s:ud after · • .
5ep&em&cr 1980, when he knocked out Ala.n Manter. He -unday. . Fuhr stop{>Cd his quick hot on an ovt'rtime Qreakaway. Sabra 7 Bnla• 1 _At Boston. Wilf Paiement and
bas defended the title I I times. two short of the 160-Jcsk Barfield of th.r Toronto Slut' Jayscontnbuted "He bad his pad out and the puckj~sl hit It. But 1 thought Clark Gillies ~ach scored two 1oals as the Buffalo Sal!m
pound diviS1on record> of Carlos Moft'l:Oft ... Hagler's a two-run homer in the ninth. . . . . we had the rebound' an ... but 1 thank he rl'-3ched m and used a fivc .. goal second period to btat the Boston Bruins.
most recent defense came last Ma~h at Las Vegas, It was the U.S. team's s«ond victory against no pulled thel>uck out before the linesman could get there Galles Perreault, Phil tfouslcy~nd Pajment ~.in
where he knod:ed out John "The Beast" Mugabi in d'ie defeats in a seven-game exhibition. series an Japan. The and.s.e.dL" · • -the opening 1 :Hof the second penod to. twe.k a &-l ue. n tll round. ~ Americans won the ope.ner 6-l on Safuroay. -• Fuhr, however, said he saw the shot but not the The founh Buffalo aoal of the period by Gilles drove
Uollird Olfe' uf w treroerof 7\~--gold \ Ml c Witt oflhe AlfFlr,wh(! had an 18-8 re~~rd shQDter. · . 4 • rookie aoalie 8111 Ranford from the Boston nets after be niedat boxing sweep in t. he 1976 Olympic Game , with a 2.64 .eamed-run average. thts sca~n;. stntcll out "It'!> a quest.ton of who _!!'<!ves ~;st." he .said ... You c up four goals on seven ~o&S. He wai replaced .b)i lmockc:d out W11frcd.Benitc.iin Novcmbcr-t91910 Wtn ~en Japanese~ t trst lhree-tnntngS;-_~-· Juive . .tollavc pal.!CQCC andlic: ua mm
the weltcrweiaht title. He lost the crown to Robcno . Three other ma.Jor leaa~c p1tc ers. reg Hams o
Duran seven months later, then regained it in the "no Texas. John Franco ofCinc1nnati and JefT~eardon <?f In other NHL Rames: lttl 7.., Blaetllawb · S -:-At St Loui1,,_.=;Do.=...;:iu1L...;..;..;_
mu" ftP4 i~mlxr-t " Atrnl. combined W> t.nko-out anothe~t.-na~._......,..a...._ea=-u-dlead=-,"=en..;.;...1_c-=-1tt-.S .... --A=-t...-a-o-co_u_v-cr-. s~ijr Gilmour scored a aoatand added three assists to 1 t e
Quote of the day was the winner. ~ · goals by Mike McPhcc. Bobby Smith and Stephane St Louis Blues to a victory over Chicago. Playin1 before 41;000 spectato~ at Korakuen Richer early in the third ~riod powered Montreal to a Bnan Benrung. Ron Aockhart, Mark Hunter and
B ... J Brister, rookie quarterback of the
Pittsburgh Steelers, when informed that he had
been voted by Steelers fans as their favorit~ for
the job. no fllatter what.Coach Chuck Noll th1 nks:
Stadium, lhe Japane took a 2-0 lead ID lhe fifth on a victory over the Vancouver C~nuck.s a~d extended the Doua W1ckenhe1scr each had a aoal and an asSist for the
sacrifice fly by Daajiro 01.Sht of the Kintetsu Buffaloes Canadiens' unbeaten streak to su pmes an a pme spiced Blues. Jocelyn Lemieux and Grq Pastawski also 5C'Oml
and.a one-run ingle by H1rom1tsu qt:ruai of P'e ~tte by a wald. bench·dcarina brawl in _!he final penod.. aoals for.St. Louis. ·
Onons. Ochiai was the winner ofthrs season s Paclfic Players from both teams streamed onto the ace at
League tnplecrown with a .359 average, 49 home runs 13:14 of the third ~fter a colhs1on between Vancouver uJen S, Nonl'4•et S -At Quebec, Paul Law1css'
and 116 runs batted in. · captain Stan Smyl and Richer near the Montreal bench. power-play aoaJ at 11:13 of the thant period lifteCi "It was flattering and all th.at. but the poll that
counts around hCt'C is Chuck Noll's poll." The exchange became a full-scale brawl when S~yl. Hartford to a 3-3 ue with lhe Quebec Nordiques. . Earnhar~t drives to.victory attempting to reach Richer, was anbbcd by Can,ad1en Quebec's Date Hunter was 5erv1n1 a two-minute
pla)er Ryan Walter from the Montreal bench. manor for hook.Ina when Lawless lifted a rebound ovet: _
Th --... tch I ., t HAMPTON Ga. -Dale Earnhardt • The prolonged series of fights resulted in an 18-Quebec netm1nder Mano Gosselin for his fifth goal oflhe Orpe n&111t ma p ay ev.-n easily won thc..A\lanta JoumaT SOO stock minute delay and ended with a biner: verbal e'chan«e season. ..
car race to chnch the NASCAR Winston
TVCSON -Jam Thorpe de~eated l!I Cup champtonshap by shattenna a ••ck · con Sampson by four shots Su!JcUY ~the . record Sunday in his fifth victory of.lhitseason. •
Tucson Match Play €hamp1onsh1p to Earnhardt, who woo the second driving title of his
become the first player on the ~!' to~r to . career, beat runner-up Richara Petty by more than a
make a succcs ful defense of his title tn three years. lap with an average speed of si.523 -mph. The
'Th_OrpcY67· 71 ~ictory in the m~l-match play pre'vious track record of 144. 94S mph was set by Benny fonnatmwh.1chthew1nnerofea~hmatch1sdetermmcd Parsons in the Coca-Cola SOO in March of 1984. The -
by an 18-.hole r.ne4at score, ran ha~ two-year stnng to 12 previous race record was 142. 712 set by Petty in 1970.
·Area spOX!ts calendar.
consecu~ve ~onang matches. Dnving a Chevrolet, Earnhardt started the race
But 1t wall end there. with a 144-poant margin over Darrcll'Waltrip in the
Tournament ponsors announc:ed this weekend battle for the point bonus, worth allf)roximately
that the event Wlll revert to a 72-hole stroke-play $719,000. He clinched the championship ~~n
tournament next year: No match play events are on the Woltnp's Chevrolet we-at out with eQ&1ne problems on
1987 tour schedule t'he 83rd lap.
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caught pacescner Top Co~ge an the final 6 p.m. _ PRO FOOTBALL: Rams at 100 yards and won the S400.000 Yellow Ribbon Stakes at Santa Anita Sun(iay by a ' Oucago, Channel 7. 1
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Ridden by Fernando Toro, the 5-ycar-old 1mp0n 6 p.m. -PRO FOOTBALL: Rams at . ffi flh b " d I Chicaao. KMPC (710). was an tra c much o e way ut 1oun c ear running 6:20 p.m. _ ROCKEY: Kano~ at Calgary. at tht rail after the tum for home. 7.c .-
She won a-l3lC' battle asainst TGP.-C-orsag , the -,.,-.KLA.IC•U•'.Ol1----~······-=~ Canad.tan-bred-Carotene and Asteroid ·field.. ,
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NEW YORK ( P.) -Gianni Poli, felt the season had gone.
COMMUMtTY COLUGl-Goldln Wut et
Compton, 7 P.m~ Cltnn et Orenge CoHI, 7~
COl.LIGl-UC S.Ote a.ro.te et UC Irvine,
1;30 broke a~ay between the 20th and 2 I st l'Mndlv
who did not lh1nk he would be able to "When the race started, r said I
run the New York Caty Marathon would do my best. But I dad not thank ·
because of inJury, survived a mid-I could win.
race duel unda)' with favored Rob de ~·However. I was always out there
Castella of A..ustraha and became the wllb the others (the Icade~). and
th1nt straa&ht Italian wanner. w~n I started looking around, 1 saw
Whale f>oh was winnina an his tbeywcrc having more problems than
debut an the race. Norway's Gme I was, and I began thinking this could
W11tz, who has started every New be my dar."
York City Marathon since .1978. won h certamly turned out to be a good tbc v.omen's d1v1S1on for a record-day for Poli, lhe Italian marathon
equalling eighth time in nine years 'rccor<fholderwhowall be 26 Wednc •
and fifth in a row with a front-running day. •
performance After exchang.ang the lead wuh de
"'I had sore less all week an Castclla for about four miles, Poh. the
tra1n1ng." Poh explained after finish· only Italian to break 2: I 0 -he ran
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Marathon and the Common\\ealth COMMUNTIY cou.ao1-M1 s.n Antonio Garn~ marathon this year, did not ;~Goldlfl Wttt, 7, °'.,... C08'1 • ev.r.u.
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York City'Marathon champion &Ir couuoHfTY C:O-.&.aH~d .... 1c11 •' 1984 and 198S, wound up fourth Orenge coeit, a, Goldt1I Wttt •t Pawdene. uo
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BulJS top Cavaliers
route to the win. •
Atlanta. which beat Phjladelphia
four out offivepmesluucuon,also-
1ot 21 points from Kevin Willis and
14 points and IS assisfs from Doc
Rivers. -
Phtladelphia was paced by Charles
Barkley and Mau nee Checks with 26
points IJ>ICOC.
Anteaters split
in water polo
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UCI falls in soccer
The U Irvine men's ICCC:Cr team
closed out the scason with its fourth
traisht lo , falbna to Nevada-Lu
Vqas, S· I, Sunday a' UCt.
Don Edwards scored the lone pl
for the Anteatcn (1""4. 6-13 ovmll) ""'~ him four for the teaton, one behind tam·leeder Ktilb Golden.
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_Harry's TD heli>
Former FV Htgllstandou ____ _
·scores on pass from Kenney ·
y,..u .,.~.
· Nick lowcry kic.ked a l7-yard fjeld ~l"Wlth teven seconds rema1nin1 and former Fountain Valley Hilh
. tandout E~1le Harry cauaht a five-yard touchdown PIH
unday to hft the Kansas CH> Ch1cfi to a 24-23 victory
over the San Diego Charatn that spoiled the NFL dd>ut
that Font<"not cauaht b<'h1nd safct} I te Randall, wtlo Bay"s Oacy f.llcnon i nto acoru ~n made an I~
-had-lbc passao lhr~ lui ouutrel Md itftt Forucnot-.,..nf--fim..,.'1ailt't JtOnftl--:mdl lb1IOWI
then trotted into the end lOnc from the 0. sttond fumble. caught a 9-yafdtr an the: th1 penod,
• made 11 diving ~yard touchdoWn caldl in the fourtb • 8ec1H,8µ.tt.U-8uO'alo1Clf-Oeitructedonk1 kon ~riod.
rt"turm. Enc R1charctson 11n a k1okoiTto ht I°' v..here be . :handed off to Ron Pltt on a tt\etse. Pm , \\oho bne-r · . DOt;Atlat H. Oller1-7 -Miami bandtd Houaon ht
acore<l on a 49-yard mint n"turn dropped the ball tncd-to·· e1pth cr11aht lo" I\ Dan Manno threw four touchdowii
pJck it up at the 8 but wa~ h11 b~ Buts llnrbackcr Kevan pas~. three ina •~29tpen tt\ lMsecond penod. Marino'•
Murphy. The ball rolled into end wne, where Pat touch~ov.n throw1 covered e1pt, 38, thrtt •t?d ~S yard1
Frank.Jin recovered for a 10-0 l<"ad. . H fint hcd 12-for-29 for 220 yards
' The Chief! needed 46 1CCOnds to march SO yards in J~ Pl,ilYS to the hargers' 19-yard line to_sct up Lowery:S
winn1n1 kick that sent San Dieao down to its eighth
Cudlaal1 U, Ea&Mt 11._.. C1ifT . toudt came off the ..._
;:::t--.......,ttl!lltnirt"'f, . Mai k Malone threw thtte ..: ~nch to throw a 14-yatd touehdewft.pa• '° R6)'~........,,:o-=.,..:...;,.,..
touchdown pa ses to.Weegie ThompJOn and P1nsburah with S:04 rcma1nma and Stump Mitchell atn Ofte-yard \0
tu med two fumbles 1n the first four minutes b\ On!<'n score with 36scconds ltft for St. Lou11. •
consecu-iive defeat. ****•*************************** ---~
• A la t:ctitch effort by the Charaers to make Saunders
a w1J1Der in h1 first game 5ince taJuna over for Don
Coryell, who res1ined Wednesday. ended with quar-
tcrback:Tom Akk throwina h1s fourth in1erccpt1on Of the _ • Bill Kinney .
r aame.on the final play, ! -.... ' •.
• ·With the victory, Kan$1s Cny improved to ~3 the . . Patrlot1 U, f'akOIM 17 -The"rcplay "official took
team's best start m four seasons under John Mackovic. •way an AtlaJ!ta touchdown 1d the first half..theri the New
The Chargers fell to 1-8. En&Jand Patnots took away the Falcons' offense in the
· ThcCharaers, who led 16-0at halftime. had repined second half. •
lht! te~~ 23-21. on a I-yard bootleg run by A1clc with I :02 Replay official Joe Gardi reversed the on-field
ttma1n1na.. A1ck, a founh-ycar pro maluna his first NFL officials' dccmon that David Archer's 16-yard pass to
start, ran into the end tone untouched one play aner Anhur Cox was a touchdown
~ompleting a 17-yard pass to Wts Chandler that gave the Gard1 saad'only one of Cox's feet had touched the
ChlJFTS the ball on the Kansas City I. JtOUnd in the end zone before frcc fety Fred· Manon
The Chiefs had ra.ILied from a I ~p01nt d~clt to take Jlrred the ball loose. It took him nearly five minute to
a 21-16 l~d with 1:46 rcma101~g on a I-yard touchdown makeh1sdec1 iol), tben Mick Luckhunt mmed a-36-yard
run by Mike Pnutt. Kansas City had pulled within two field.f,oal try. . .
points on quarterback BiU Kcnney's stcond touchdown • If it takes five minutes to look over a play after an
pass of the olld harf. the S-yardCT to Harry. With 7:43 to official has already made a -caH. they should leave 11
play. Harry also caugh~7-yard-l>U1. alone," falcon Coach Dan H_enning said.
-Kenney. who a.ttc.nded Sadd..lcback Collett com-Gluts ff, Cow(,owe 14 _ 1,_ Momr-and ~e New pletcd 21 of· 32 passes for 287 yards and WIS not J• ~ " rn inte'FfR\r1· Y9~k defense held off the Cowboys an a loppy game 1n
1c complet on )I our o passes r-fo-r .... 42r-ya=-ra...-s _. wh:iclHhc:te-werc-~~move" by ~aQh.-icp
with one touchdown and four mttrctption . It was the rushed. for 181 ya.cds.-.and touchdowns of 1x and eight §CCOnd-lo~e t number of complcuons by a San Olqo yards, and the defen5e recorded six sacks. including one
team 10 the club's 26-)ear h~tory. The fewest complc· by linebacker Carl Banks on which Dallas quanerback
. lions was three in a Sept. t 7, 1978 aame against Tampa Danny White broke hts nght wnst. White will be out torat
Ba least six weeks. y. •
Ai<;k started because Quarterbacks Dan Fouts and The victory mpvcd the Gtants to 7-2. one game
Mark Jiemnann each are recovering from concus!>ions. ahead of Dallas in the NFC East
' ·In other NFL pmcs Sunday·
JettSl,Seau wu7-TheJets(S-1 )routed Scanleas
Ken O'Brien lhrcw for 431 yards and four touchdowns. Al
Toon, the NFL 's leading r'CCC1 ver ..caught nme passes for a
career-high 195 yards and two scores. We Icy Walker
made six receptions for 161 yards and.one touchdown.
The Jets set a team-record with t.btir seventh smnght"
victory as O'Bnen passed 83 yards to Walker. SO and 36
yards to Toon. and one yard to llaht end M1cfey Shuler
for scores. He coroplc.led 26 of 32 ~· •
Gare Gilbe!J made hil starfin&acnut m place ofihc·
benched Dave KrieaatQuanerback fortne&ahawks. 5-4.
He was 25 of 44 for 284 yards and one touchdown. but was
1mertepted tWlce
RedlkJJls 44, Vlk1.D11 38 (oO -Gar) Clarie caught a
38-yard touchdown pass from Jay Schroeder l :46 mto
overtime to keep Wasbin,ton lied with the Giants atop
the NFC East. The Redskins had lied the game with 63
seconds left on George Rocers' tlur.d touchdown of the
pme, a 2-}ard run. Bu!_Placck1cker Max Zcndc1as missed
his third conve~ton of the pme, fomng the oven1me
The Redskins won the to sand drove 63 ya rds m four
plays for the w1nn1ng score. Clarie caught the ball on the
lefi Stdelioe mbe 30. spun out oflbc grasp of Minnesota
defensive back Carl Lee. then went into the end zone
untouched. {
Minnesota quarterbacl Tomm) Kramer completed
· 20 of 35 passes for four touchdowns and a team·rccord
490 yards. Schroeder completed 24 of 47 pas~s for 378
yard.sand two touchdown .
··1 don't thmk I'm 1hc whole Giants offense:· Moms
said. "It was pan of our game f>lan We w..anted to
dominate them at 1he hne of scnmmage and I thmk v.e
did I have ro make some big game 1f we're going to win and I did ... • •
Saiall U ... 49ersl0 -TbeSamts t1&htencd theNfC..
West race by upsettin& San Franet$CO. wh1cb m·ovcd the
ball well but could not cash in for pomts Rookie Rueben
Mayes ran for touchdowns of four and 27 yards and
Morten Andersen booted three field goals, from 45. SO
and Vh¥.ardds.. _ . --. i..A :r-,; r.r:-~r r.-~ . " 1 1r< -stnn&..Q.uarterl}dc~ 001~e iv1oros~1. ~uuuing 1or
injured Jeff Kemp -who has been playing for disabled
Joe MOf\tana. hit on 23 of 40 passes for 332 yards but was
packed off t w1cc
Bengals %4, Lions 17 -A 49-yard pa interference
call against Detroit's Demetnous Johnson set up the
winning ·1-~ard touchdown run by Larry Kinnebrew with
40 seconds remaining. On a second -and-20 at the
Cmcmnan ~yard hot, quarterback Boomer Cslason
lofted.a.long pass focCns Colhnswonh. Johnson bumocd•
Col linsworth at the Lions' 11 , g.iv1ng, the BCngals a first
down.
Four plays lacer. Kinnebrew plowed over lefi tackle
for the wanning score.
BroWD1 %4, Colts t -&m1e l\.osar threw three
touchdowns pas~s. includma ·a 72-)ardcr to runntn&
back Herman Fontenot. keeping Tod1anapoli~ winless.
The Cohs arc olTto their worst start ever.
The Ion& touchdown tame when Kosar lofted a pass
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i Orville rgey and · Peter ' Iii
* * 1·~ been very close to this city for a
i long time. I was the first Pollce Chief In 1953
and . tater became City Manager. In those
,.._ positions I have seen Costa Mesa mature Into
Alf". • a first class city. * I've worked with many city ~nclls . * and known dozens of council members. For * three decades, our local government was _
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pretty quiet. The elected officials worked with
neighborhoods to bulld a community wtth
first rate services and the best tax base of * any city In Orange County.
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Last Friday, I retired, as Chief of the
Costa Mesa Police Department. I've been
with the department since 1953. I feel good
about retlremen~ but I'm concerned. about
the future of our department and our city .
I've ll'led all of my adult llfe In Costa
Mesa, and I Intend to spend the rest of my life
right here. .
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The goal was always a city of quiet
neighborhoods, with plenty of cultural,
,.._ educational and employment opportunities.
Alf". Moving toward that goal took hard work and * determination. ...,.. aiw art.....,'*....,..,..~• aiw ~ 111111 • ~·· _,... c1
Police officers need to know they
have the backing of ~he council in their
actions, and In their compensati on. The
citizens need to know that thetr City Council
has a pride in their community and won't
accept anything but first quality. Council
members must be able to maintain a delicate
balance between business Interests and resi-
dential neighborhoods to afford quaJlty ser-
vices without high taxes. )f-Local elections were never very ~xcttmg. We always though there was a big · * difference between city government and polltlcs. * Times change. * Costa Mesa has now been lntroduce<t to high pressure politics. The City
,,.__ Council r11ce now has big city style ca111palgns complete wtth half truths and scare
"""" tactics. 1 • lt-I hope we can get back to basics. * With local government,. It ls the attltude that counts. A positive, honest, * · ~ndld, common sense attitude can cut through the political nonsense and protect * the community. . Jt Orvllle Amburgey and Peter Buffa are two good examples of that type of
,,.__ attitude. They are each ~ndependent minded and decisive. They have each proven
:: t heir abllltleS Jn public posftton-BUffa on the Planning Commission and Amburgey
"""" on the Boatd of Education. They can provide a public record of competence.
We can't afford to give Costa Mesa over to "anti-everything" activists, or to
polltlctans with smooth rhetoric. This Is a dynamic time for Costa Mesa. We. can't
afford Impractical pontlclans ptaylng on our fears , or our hopes.
I am going to vote for Orville Amburgey and Peter Buff a.
I've known Orv since 1955~when I was his sergeant and he was a rookie. he
ls candid, straight forward. Innovative and decisive. He can spot a problem, de~se a
solution and then follow through. Hls design of our nationally recognized emergency
communlcatlons/9-1-1 .center Is j(Jst one example. ·
Peter Buffa Is an Independent minded Planning Commissioner with an eye for
balance and quality .. He Is a former Air Force officer and shows the kind of quiet
decisiveness I admire. He Is ~tally concerned about the safety of our young
people In neighborhoods.
Please use your votes for City Council very carefully. They're the mo~t
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it I hope the voters of Costa Mesa wtll Join me In assuring a City Council which * deals In local government and leaves politics to others. Peter Buffa and Orville "* Am &irgey can return that tradmon to Costa M-. ' if · Slncerefy. • ~--------important votes you'll cast
A spectfully.
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Chief Art McKenzte, Ret.
Costa Mesa Police
1953-1964
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Ch f Roger Neth, Ret.
Costa Mesa Ponce
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Paid for by The Committ ee to Elect Orville Amburgey--t!D. 861489 &t'd The Committee to Elect Peter. Buffa---:1.D.#.861959 •
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~O~ 'Hara clalms_refs ~iclcing on LioD.~
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Barons' Milner
says statements
'preposte.rous ·
rerettc told me at half\1me when I _ "Jfan offi ial comC$ up to me and
expre scd m~ concern or in~uit) icll1 me No. 84 1 doint this or sayina
tbu we were u int our hand~aarant· th 11, we'll pull him out Immediately, • ly, and Fountain VaJley "a not. Teem.~ (9"nl, ttewe> Lnt.,.. TNt ..-and he M.ly or.may not come back .
. "Well. you can find holdin& on. Mttrlna <3•$, J•O) • Oef. Hunt1ov1on !Macft, t7•7 at w....,.,.,,.,.,, "''· . Wt ttll O'lr 1(1d1, and our coach~
LdltM (6·1. 2·1) ·-Clef. OcMn Vltw,•11 .. Fewftt-'n v..., C• .. OCC>. Fri. ~ h IS d penally someone' interpretauon on any wn1m1tt1ter <•+1. J·U Off Foul"ltaln va116v, 1~ • Marina, Fri. c re not won a. -yar . given play. As. rar IS we're conctmed Fountain Valttv·(,1·6, 2· l) • Iott lo Wtalmlntiw, 10-0 Edlaoti (at OCC), Fri. ' hose thinp art important to us.
wt'rusclean a anybody. Butlt'uwo Huntrneton &each (2·6, O-Jl loat 10 MerlN, 17·7 ~ vitw; Fri. We don't wallttosive anythina away. wetkHA.-a row th .. fountain Valley OcMn view C2·6. 0·3> lost to Edlaon, 21-0 at Hl.Hlllrwton IMc.h, Fri. "I would hke to think we pride llf4'11
Offic1at1nJ. rqardlc s of the level has had opponents totahni2S3 yards • · our1elvn on discipline and not ·
or competition or even the port., is on 24 nais)~nd the hne 75 on makm rootish mistakes I can•t PCb ~~~---~ p~ctoron~q~ ~t~.'1koowooe~~m~c~a:n~t~----------~---~-----~----~~~=m=~ r~un~rtm~1 e n· ~e
And. it's today's subject wiihan the that lily white Ma) be it's our bl ck el e, but we're exempt from officiat-would seem preposterous " • duct call ror us. such as taunting. Our
un!Ct ~ Westmtn ter Higb-unifornl that make us look ~ik~ bad mg." said Milner ... which I deem Milner did admit, hOWC\er. the kids know if they have it called on
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Coach Jim O'Hara takes I sue V.tlh JU)'·. rm 1oin1to start wcann& white ludicrous foi'aoyone 1018) tnat. Biron! tnayw,lttiavea~utation~f them tbCT"e IS& ml aood chance they down to thcoffi~iating in his tea'!'' game with Jersey at our home games" '"T~ ball bounCC$ both WI), ID a &tttina ICU fla&s than OlhCf'l, 11'd in won't play the rest of the ru&}lt, . Fou~ta1n yal!ey wt fnday. . .. 1 thouaht thi\ past week wos football io'lme. ~mct1mes ~nalt.1e fact, probably.~ repidlff; ofwtio it is We pttteh it,
0 Hara_ s L~on won. 10-0, but he IS ludicrous. E~cntually it dnvcs a lot of ao apanst one team. so meta me It's ·:we talk about ptnalues a lot," and very possibly that is the auson it th . e
at.the &Sot.nt In the ~n where he usoutofthebusincss." thdcomplc1coppos1te. said Milner "h's1mponanttousand ·doesn't occur." . . e ·W. lf ,
mi&ht bcgiq to feel sJ1~tly paranoa,d. tountain VaJlcy Coach Mikt "I can't speak for Huntangton our program not io &et penalized. ·For the r«ord, the Barons have
.• c~~mena fro~ one ?ffic1al ;Wh~n . Milner'Wasn.'t in total Aorctmc'nt WJth 8Cill.'h or We!>tmin tcr. their penalty "We tell our 'kid' at the start of the becn.J)Coilind anryards (48 nas.s) in
playana at Crespi ~a':'c had{) Ham ""Hart's.thcone . ::-· . problems arc theirs and certainly not' year: an unsportsmanlike conduct eight pmes. the oppo 1tion has been
. . ----~ ____.. Fourteamss Ill . l>fcwingabout officiatina. and watch--v . mine. But to say we'rcuempt from penalty or (excessive) talkm1 on the penahzed 681 yards (72 flags), which·
ma bis opponeqt (Foumam Valley) "It seems· to me he 1s insinuating offic1at1na because officials hkc us. or field will art them removed from the ts an averaae of 6-(or-49 yards for
flaacd just once time last week was 'thal we pla¥ football lilcc everyone because of d1ffercnr color uniforms pme immediately. (PJeue Me BOW 8UN8&T/C7 tn the hunt for -
championship -thilast straw. · '·
''I was ju t very unhappy about It
because r felt we were called very
closely in the game as far as penalt1es
were conee-mcd," said O'Hara, .. and
Fountain Valley was noL There was Uni cOach remembered bizarre ..
---
Play Well Woodbndgcttiah·s warriorscamt
-up w1tb the victory t~cy had to havf
tn order to rcmam 1n the bunt fdt
only one pcnaJty called on Fountain
Vattey atrntgb-i, a11d lhllrwiJrlor.,,._~
people on the field and I hnd to.point
, Pac1ficC~baU hOOOl'll ,_ ___ ......... ,E:~~::::::=::::::::::;~~~--~=.~=~-;:---:.7~~~~_:..~ .. 0ut four dow~ple-(lu1c~) and lqUM ~ out a. ew League team• 1~ Joe ~nen. Chns McDu.nn, Enc VJctOry despite lf:?Sina five fumbles
lt out to theuffic1als1xfof'C'1ncycatted
lhat one."
In his game with Serra dunng the
oon-lcaguc part of the ~ason. O'Hara
said one official not onl)' told him. but ~IM ti wt>fl ·<km-n&
disputed caTis; "Why don't }OU hrr
me."
Asked tf he could explain why the
wons were the subJCCl of1he officials'
wrath (Wesoninster was hit r~ 80
yards on eight perialties), O'Hara
SAtd: .
"l don't know. Before the aame 1hc
referee told our captams we could not
wear basketball knee braces inscned
inside the pants. I had to $0 down
before the game and the official said 11
was absolutely illegal. And J said 11
was absolutely I I to wear them
1os1de 1tie pants. even tf they
protrUdc. We fed they afford you
much areater protcctton .
"I don't know 1r they were nled
.ab<>uUl.J:>.ut they_ were not gomg. to
flaa them (Fountain Valley). The
nntoyea1"Univcr 1ty-Hi&)HootbaJI Tam, ~town.,..._.> Last weetc TNt ..-Tro'jnnd Ro"is Welch all did a great Thu was the s1tuat1on last wctk It
coach Mark Cunnm&ham did ·not Saddlet>Kk Cl·O, 3-@) def Newoorr Hart>or. l?-@ ai Tustin, Fri. job: .... rk C h. d the contenders ttave two weeks to fo'ltl a bizarre fake lield goal play Tu1tln (7· l, 3·0> def eatancla, 35·6 Saddteback. Fri. ··~.a ra1a a two t}ltercepuons before the CIF Desert-Mounw1 which burned his team for a touch-Untversltv (S-3, 2-1) def CdM, 20-H at NewPOrt HarbOr, n1ur. and Drew heward played .wc:JI at playoffs.
down five years ago, while at the helm Ntwoort HarbOr <•·•. 1·2> lost 10 ~k. 11~0 unlV«attv. Thur. inside linebacker That was r~ally a Herc's how the Oranse Coast aru'1
ef Tru~kc•-Ht Coron. del fMr (2·6, 0-3) IOat lo Unlveralrv, 20-1• Eitancla (at NH) Fri. t_rn9ve_!Yhen we -switch three pct coaches viewed last "eek_)_ -fom1a. 'ail(lj r • , o mnn. u •c CdM tat NtwPOrl"'RirtiOiµ.~, '-1-~he=war<l from rovertwo.wcc sago. play:
Jo fact, he plll the play to use lasC-''Thcfr defen 1ve hne out-quicked
Fnday mgh1. ~nabJing hi Trojans 10 our offensive line. We wtre aoins to Gue NoJI, WooArW&t, af\er I
defeat Corona del Mar, 20-14, and "Thai pla> had been used against The Uni rushing attack piled up places where they had been and they 38-18 victory over Costa Mna. •
emerge as one of three teams, along me about five years ago," said 257 yar<k, behmd the tnplc-thrcat WCTe &one. They also had a good school scoring record: "We aot our
with lc~ue unbcatcns Saddlebaclc Cunn1n..sham. backfield of tailback Crail' Belle { 130 secondary. We've has success throw-share or the breaks, but the thina ·
and Tustin, leading tho way tn 1he ''I think l1J cul out the ankle (on yardsJ, ful-lback David iibkc (18 inaJhc ball all ,year, but lhat was the that when we_did ae,t a brrak, wt
ract for the three Sea View playoff the game) and send it to him," said ya rds) and wingback Oary Smarr (55 toughtst $CCOndary we've raced. They cap1taJi.zed on it.
League benhs. Cunningham rcfemng to the for~r yards). · shut us down." • ··everythin.t was aood, cYcn our
The pla> involved the bolder coachtn& adversaf). .. "Our offensive hnc played very 1. . spccLal teams, whic:h had not been
(Roben Riley) running toward the "We had been working on that pl'y well." added Cunnigham. _ l Je{T)' Witte, Saddleback, af'ter cons1 tent. We ~t that 47-yard ftdd
sideline, OUI or kick formatJon on fort'40'4CCkS ld1d not hes1latetoc~ll .--tot.ally hu1t1n& down !*wport Joal by JcfTSmtth, be.really boomed
fourth-and-goal from the CdM 8-yard it and he (Riley) made a great catch." Jeff Brinkley, Newport Barbor. HartJOr for• 17-0 win. fi 1l. Thal was a htah pomt. .
hnc. waving and ycllt.ng for a k1cklng After hts team's 17-0 Jo s to un· ··we dominated them on de ensc. "I didn't thini we'd bctlome com·
tee, as 1f he had foriotten tt. The ball Here's how tbc Sea View coaches defeated Saddleback. Their runn1nagame was non-exas~nt placcnt at halftime (Wlth a 21:.6 lead). ~as then snapped to kicker Jeff viewed la t week's game: "Our defense did a real good JOh-and we controlled them passmg wise Our kids are starting to mature about
Bericr, who threw to a wide-open Cunalngbam: ··We moved the ball We arc real sati\fied wuh the defense. Our stats had them for only 61 total handJina 1h1ngs while out an front. We
Riley. who had hsmed up field on his real well We onl} threw four passes which played pretty well all file way_ yards on offense and we had the four hadn't truly played a complete p.me
way to the sideline The result was the because we didn't have to throw any around. Jt \\'.8S really hard to pick a tntcrcepllon~. Our derense controlled lhe whole yeaJ' and everyone felt this
garffc!-)VlnTrmg-score: ---mor~-'.! ----~eu>ith.c-gamc.defcosivdy. _ · the entire aame. CO\lld be the pme ... l;;,spec11ll)' IJ half_
------------,.-----·-.;.."---------. -"t"I was Cfisappoanted that ~e had when we were up.
S9mc penalties that stopped us on "Our only injury was lO Keith
offense and we had a couple fumbles. Radovcich {6-5 230); be jammed his
But those mistakes are going to shoulder. But h~'s Oi<.
happen " ·~1 dtdn•t know what to think &<>id& On the performance of quarterback in apinst Costa Mesa. for a.osia.nce,
Neil Caner ( 2 of IS for 52 yards), who apmst Oransc r thouaht we'd run a
got his first start, fillins 1 n for Sean · lot better than we did. But everythc~
Thenen, out for ~~ ~.ason with • I thousht goina into that pme d.adn c · broken eollcrbone: Neil 1s JOing to c.omc true
be fine. Our offense 1s such.that if~ "We had a lot or top performa~
have trouble Wllh executton, we II Three or our coveraae kids oo spcc;w
have trouble moving the football. He teams who really playtd well ~re
needed the pmc experience and he'll Todd Norris, Kris Pallone and Ma.rt
team from 1t." Rodriguel And in owroffeosi"&lane1 \Ylltc also called three hbltback Wayne Rapp and Mike Goodman."
option passes. compleun11ust one for
minus )'ardaae. "We were try1na to
take the pressure off of the quar-
k~~ ..Miiii... __ __.. ...... -+.......,..LWl......_Aill.~LM "" .......... _.._.ense th.at It
had to v.orry abou l some or our other
pla)en."-
Lloyd Couoa, Lapa Bead. fol·
lowlna a 16-1 O victory over IA&una
Hills despite los1n1 five (umbks:
"The officials took over I 00 yanit
away from Jonathan Todd and lhc:ff ...;._----was a fake-punt-whteh-wH 1
Dne Hollaad, Corooa ·del Mar, questionable ..-call. but thafs 0~
af'tcr a 20-1 4 loss to University, wc're.aeuina used to playina 16 (sac
contmu1ng the string of hard-luck of them. h'sa habit we•re aeuin& 1nlo,
losses for the 2-6 Sea Kings: "Some ··1 was really happy w1tb our
leamsarcdestmed rorthina.slikClbis rttt1vers co~ cspccially Andi
"I am probably learning as much Myers. He'll probably be lh.c toushnl
from them ·as they art from me. They to replace next year.
0 Be against everything. Att:ack
the City planning staff, civic ..
commissions and City Council.
Obstn.1ct the public approva l
proces.s and make a mockery of
the legislative s.ystem. Oppose
long .. needed improvements to our
traffic circu lation system, and rail
against all those who support
them. Ridicule citizens and local
officials who have given us. plans
that maintain the highest property
arc bred from aood stock and the~ are "One or our fumbles bothered me.
fi&Jltcrs. They have bounced back the one by Robbie Ohveroupldc. But
wcck-to-Wttk and they have not lost most or 1t was because our quar·
heart. It has been one of the most terback ran mto one of our owo
enjoyable team 1've ever coached. pla)C"'1 or Jorathan was just tryint
They deserve more as far as the record too hard. Desire fumblesdon'1 bother ts concerned .. They arc playing all me
out.'• "We're stall in the Cednck Hard.
The difference to the aamc was~ a man situation. The kids are play a"'
fake field goal drained, physically and emouonaJly~
"You try to plan for things hkc that, They have been for a few weeks, ~C
but that one popped up out or the you have to live with those k.aod ol c.lear blue sky and It COSt US the baJ) things.''
game." Hardman mumcd to the Anutt!
practice field last week and wil
Job.D Lld>H1ood. E1tucla, follow-conunue 11"1 that capaaty for thf
inf. a 35-6 loss to powerful Tustin. remainder of the season, ..-1th Couoa
'Our kidJ pla)'ed well. Teams handlJlla the team on pme n1~t. always say they arc peaking and we're "It was definitely a boosl. • 111 peakina. By that I mean we are Cotton. "Our defennve line pla}fd
playing to our potential. whole lot better than ap.in t Cot
"We pve them a touchdown in the Mesa. Cedrick desi.&ned tbal dtf~Mf
fint half when our offense fumbled at and we needed his 1mput." ..
our own 1-)'ard hne, otherwise 1t
would have only been 7-0 at haJf. Our
<Rf msi ve pllrsuir-wasimproved md
we passed effectively.
"(Quarterback) Todd Brooks was
18 ol' 28 for 163 yards and the
offen•11ve hnc did real well protcctina
him."
Tom Baldwta, C..ta Mesa, fol.to
ma a 38~ 8 loss ro W oocffiiidec; "Thi
pa$s interference play 1n tbe end z~
reaUy hurt. They would have ~
fourth and 17 and maybe made &M
field goat. but riaht. wrona or indi
rcrcnt, it really fiu.n. T ... o l\1)1 ra1
into each other away from the play.
values in one of the mo t desirable . -----·-.
places. to live in the world. Prote t public .. approved city planning action that has
kept development at a slo~ pate· while ensuring your prosperous quality of life. Flail
the town's shopkeepers, merchants, busines.smen and women, and all others who
are attempting to earn a living while providing setvices and highly imJX)rtant tax
revenues to our community. Exaggerate. Misrepresent. lhrow rocks. Bombard with
bombast everything in sight. ls this any way to run a City election campaign?
0 Is this any way to persuade voters that you have the tempe111ment, sensibility
and broad supix>rt needed to solve our City's problems? Allan Beek thinks it is.
0 Is this at)Y way to bring about a tOOughtful, c perative and workable approach
to our City's very real challenges? Phil ansone thinks it i . Is dividing ~
community against itself a rati nal and resRQnsible way to as5ure good ~mment?
Davi~· Soores Ch1Af<.$ it i . 0 We think they ~e dead wrong. On every count.
Opposing eve~ing, arrl propo ing nothing, gets nothing .d ne. Vote positively.
~ Vote for die rational candidates for the N~rt Beach Qicy C.OUncil.
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McCulloch wins
San_d Drag Race
SAN BERNARDINO (AP) -Ed
''Ace" McCulloch of Hemet, won the
final 110-yard race on d1.n Sunday
and won the entire pune 1n lhe Sand
Race at Glen J lelen OfT-
H way Vehicle Park.
cCulloch narrowly held off vet-
eran Mtnd drq racer Dean Shaw or
Arroyo Grande 1n the final to win a SI
million first pnze, which promoter
say will be di,ptntd as an annaity in
annual $20,000 increments over the
nc"t SO yean
McCulloch. dtiv1n1a Mu)tana GT,
was liven -4-steond head an and
barely held on· H haw overtook him
while an'\:in11n a dra1s1cr. Shaw said
that he was losina control near the
finish and had to pull up to avoid
collidina with M' ulloch.
"We were movinl the bell to we
and it could l\avc been a diffcrcn
pme.
"Then in the third qua.ncr tbi
clipp1111 ca.JI on the Iona touchdown (i
73·yard play from quartcrbeck Mt~
Crowe to r~wcr Mike Ritch1 w~!ch_ was ncptcd).
With I two-point COn\:ersion -could be down. 21-14
"We wound up dnvina down tht
field and then they intcr<:epl in \ht end zone.
"We're disappo1nlcd, but not dB stroyed.
"When )'OU &Cl 300 Yards and ~ i\'s touab. But I still fed '11PC have i
very li~e football team. Wt can l1111
up ap_inst anyone and -•n. Wc'rt
capable or winnina and JUlt t\a"c •• play wtU th.is wctk and wak:b t -mbk. ··one of u1 CWoodbridee ............
Beach, Costa Mesa or inf-.-laldi,
Orlnte) IS IOlftl to ICl thm1nattd;
don•t thmk anyone bu anytht ..
Wrtpptd Up." •
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D ilyPllo~T
ORANGE COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL
BOllBCOlllNG, BUT-REUB
rn.c1 ' bad pl9)'ed.,... HallWL.. 200oU wU1ud lhcbilb ICt.ool pocs1t9a.llil._•llim~W.
lborpeU...lbout H.-an. aoo. Joobdcnunmy. It wu1 ~ fu'Mdl.Ua ... ~1& 1 nl& hiil
anctc..p'1JcMNakcrwOfbd. brick~ 19l0.a ........ jm .. IOO ...
ThotpC oon9' up. · .. 8Ut tM)' 11ve mt ICICNW'KI ud 220.
AtaspedalfDMW111Man shovedapmacrne.latked ·~w Heha11dMM1M.,--'-· ... yol
Kan111, Walw JolmiOn ... Pelt· way, how much does at .,.y; They told "'nOD4dlletal,'" ._. bC°~IN6
sUlded IC kick tbt ball off'(thtn let off me 'S2.IOO' and I Did 'I couldn't three &von)llare v .. Hoonlbetce. thcf~ld),andCao,atelld,hachhe. worUorkPthuSJ.000."' MorruandJimSc1 ... Dd,wll1
Pf'ttDCC olmincfao IO to the pla)'Cf Oncnpin the autt of the brau -upcrior alhlete. ne1ttoJ~son1ndicnh1m'Coecb rnqnkey~aaled. :VanHootebeke-0.Ckp 1111J
..-.nta w to 1witcll p&acu. • Shcuc n lo leave bUt they · • COICh at An&bcim Hilh. WtiO '"61-.. , wu olden I'd he didn't have perauaded 1m to 11ay. He ,Otche j(>b, • uuonized lftPfooCbell in Soiudirra m~h chan« toarauubout 1t, .. 1iud hcf>t hispriccand lheOilerswtrton Califonna 1n the''°9and wentoa IO
Cap with atwinkie an his eye. "So thc1rway. buelec1.cd totbt national HIUOI'
• thcre l w11,runtuA1•lon11idtof "ThftewaspncUc:allynoprcttUR FaMe.
Walter JohnlOft. Ke kicked \Mfoot· attll,"111d beueofthat era and the Moms-whowauuaniQla 9.5
0
l.
~---~-~-~~-~~~~~~---~----~-~ud ~•~~~.~lb~~ ~d~~d MU · .·a~W~~~100~~-a~ moment... World War 1 was'a thiq o tlie pan. sclioohen r, nlyunee ldl~mr---!_.._
In 1941 Moma had ~n p'aduated :Wot1d War JI was I S)'tanaway .. the fu111rcdashed bypuUed bams&nna
and wu entered 1n the I 00 and 20 at '2_fb w~uhcar ht1&Jlt and the dur:iDa hisJrnltJDll\ U'ICk leUOD 11 -.....--'--...;...••
theJuniorAAU champion1fliP1 trans1t1on from theacy m1 west to lbe SantaAnaJunaorColleet,cowPlid lij
:•we were in town and I was rubber· comfortabJucmelnSouthemCali· duty in tMSouth Plcincin World 4 ncckin1;''r'ttall1Cap.~·Am0¥Alon'lo .a fomiawuilikeadreamcomettue . Warll. · · ·
Stag was one or my l>Oyhood heroes for Sheue. . And Stlnatland -utate cbam· 1
LOS ALAMITOS
7 -1)
GfWna ~"' .. ...... ~ twnt Wiit
SAftTA AftA
(7-1)
and r saw him there, 'tlftd1naor)1he ''When I came toHuntiJicton pion in thepottnwltan.daa All.CIF
corner. "1 walkedriaht up and Beach H1ahSchooll'dactonabujan . foot~llpla)cr,~weU 1dit-intr~m)'1Clf. lie~bdn'ucem Marchandma1be1twasan1ftrmoon t1nswlbedC01Ch1nacarett.~
very intimted in me. but 1 told him 'tracJc m~t at Tustin,· reCallsSbeuc. 'Hl1coacbin1c~nualuoeluaed
ri&ht away I was the coach ofEdd1t. •'f'd put myirm out the window as ifirecwinnin.atnpstolhe R.OieBowl
Morris, and thataotitJoina." we drove, smell theoransebloswms asa USCasststantand twoJunjor
Cap Shcue•s am vat in Hununaton and look at the walnut tttts and Rose Bo~ victorict, 11.,.eU as th rte
Beach couldn •t have come at a better snow-capped mountains. It wH national junior collcse cham·
V AL&KCIA time. The Oilers had already esW>-maybt 73 dcarces and rd Just lay beck p1on1blps ( l 960.1962 and 1964)
(8-1-1) li hed a stron1 tradition in basketbaJl, and in all hum1lity, 11y 'Thank )OU dunnaan e1aht-year rcisn u.the bead
• but it was truly just the ~nnina of God for Jeadina me here." .. coach at Lona Beach Ctty Collett. ne.n "" .,...~ prcpsports. ffeisanopcrtauthorityofth.lt · BuuJ;ercwnnomanfolliCn-
l f · 14 dtCliftft Htr
CtDiftL YwlT ........
•way 1a ,.., ~ W1nnan1wastheidea,butthere cra,butadmnshecanoffetliulc_ andlhJ.l'sC1p'sb111tS1prot>Jnn,
UllM ..,... ....,.,'"' was a camuadene and rcspect for the .· ans1&ht into today's same. tryina to ·put tt all into onec0t1"tne------~• CM•..._., tlWllll •.t-----~~,Y oppon.entthJt'Ne'fttfM~. : "Alh.,httJcotehedfor40 t1on~ltcan'tbedonc. Thehsttstoo
lest ..... .....,. C1'· • HeamvedonaPacificE)cctricred )tars,"hesa1d.''Neverdidthavea long. ~ ~-~-~~--~~-~-~--~~~---~~~-~~~~~~~~==~ ~n~ll ~~hl~ ~r~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~ffi~~·~
dfke (J.2) Mxt. .
7 8 ~tonofHuntinatonBeachHi&h,a errin 1941v..e'&hed 19lpound beina9l."hcsaid. .. Youout.live)our
• • facility at that time that resembled a and he.was the laraest man I her pcers(and ptotcin)."
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EX-FULLBACK'RECALLS '26.TEAM. • • l'romCl ·
·~ujht I'd be a,SP~poke. It paid $21 .e month and that was for daylight to
dark."
as t~ entire team, camed with tum _bounds years aao v.rhocvcr recovered
into has own spe<11l brand of u out of bounds sot the ball," said
coach.mg. Davis. "lfit went under the bleachers "Our 1. 925 . team (Sl\cue's first) ......,.--'miabt mt been bcuu than...the '26
team, but Fullerton "''IS really good.
and the)' ran us raucd. They v.ere
For.years he was an active ~ch in · you were after at, that was more fun
youtll baseball in Co.ta Mca..and than the p.me. .
terrific.
The ·26 team pla)cd IS a a \unl. but
Davts, who packed I 114 pounds on a
~frame. said wb.at made 1t go was a
quarterback named Nelson-Barry.
Barry recetved o scholarship to
Newport Beach. and although he "l wasatSantaAnaJCandwewcrc
rctirid from coach ins two years aao; playina at Riverside. And around tbe
he still responds when asked to help fictd was a fence with a Wl~ through
out. ln the Iona run he. too, touchtid . the post I
the lives of a thousand youngsters, "Keith Farrar was way out ahead
and more. and tned to leap-fros the fence, but be
"I slllVhelp d1fTertnt fellows who ~una his pants on the post Wt &on he
need help. Whoever phones up and ball, but he was still hangin.g there on use. -
"I v.ent lo Santa Ana JC for a year.
tbcn aot a Job with Union Oil," said
wants a httle help," said Davis. the post h was really comical."
There were a lot of rules that no. Davis conunues an contact With has
lonacr eiust and a particular one sou old coach. as do so many, aod bas
bnnf a c~uckle to Davis. rccollch1ons reflect the consensus -Davis. ~
Shcuc's influence on Davis. as well "I you fumbled the balLout of good t,1mes. ..
Elected
()lfldils
OnlnQla COll'lly 5UpeMJof
Thomu ,. RlltY
~~hClty
Coundlmeo ... .JlldM HeMIW
Organizations
~~Auoda!IOri
~e-ch """""""~
Mewpol\ Deech
~lAllp
Community Leade,.
Call VI ~ Olrector
Cercrlll ~ e.ttl C~Auodltian
o-te~·~ e.tx.~~
AtlOdltlon
[)Md "4M'h. OhdOr
c...-N~O.:h
(omrnunI!y Aw.>ClllOon
"" John l l!lom • CCl"OIW d('4 liltll o.emt.flC~
Do!'e c onaar Dita~
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and Ol!.c1IOt
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Rldsd 8 ~. Aatl ~ c..,..,~a..th Community~
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Friends and
Nelghbon
. Howwd Ati.I
HoYlk Md A-.~
c.rl w AdollmWI
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Thornat W. Aler\. Etq
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Oc:ir't Ml f(.et c::~
boiler factory~ coached." <::aifuull htte, in Huntiricum
~·Huntington Beach looked ter· Has lfoph1cabinet iutocked witb Beich. Jt•s Homcco'!"inafora boy
nblc," reeaHJ S~ thulvfUtom,champioashipc, each -
place looked like a pincushion with w1tbntory, ancludinaanatech.am· nevtrlef\
SHEUE STILL NO. 1 FOR OILERS .• ;
.... rom:Cl
freshman class for the last 20 years at volur'ltcers," he said ... You'd 10 to
Huntington Beach. I had every coaches' mceunas and the only qucs-
frcshman in an orientation class." · lion was 'how much (docs 1t pay)•
H"1ouChcdoncacb.subJcct,andon "ln 1bc '50s I saw the handwnuna
a couple. he expressed his deep on the wall:'l'd hear the comments,
disappointment. 'Cap's a damn fool. doina aJI this
without &ettin& paid for iL' The next
•TM S01&Hn Coatles Meet: )car they started thcirtcachcn union,
"We invited e very school from Santa but I wanted no part of it ..
· .
before bowm~ out.
Cap rcmafos not only the central
fiaurc an Huntinaton Beacb·s bist~ry.
hut &Jjo.11 Ole pnme source as a .
histonan. •
Barbara to the Mexican border and
cbarscd 25 cents for each entry an
each event, later we went to 50 cents .
All of tht.. labor, except for $1 0
apiece f(>r lhe two .stamrs was
donated. as well as the trophies.·
He·u tell )Ou about the Lhcrn.uh
brothen, who led Huntinaton Beach
to near-incrcdjble dominance in
basketball, circa 1909-12~ losin1 just
one pmc to prep compcuuon, whlp-•n~. basketball tolnampt: "It papa such teams as use (four umet),
was the first.ever and started an 1929. Pomona Collqr and Occidental.
,We lllXilcd Cllbt $Cb<>ols,_ tncludan& There was die 1922 track team
San Dieao. Wh1ltlcr, l..ong Beach and whtCh won CIF and state. liniil'iana
Redondo and they went wild O\ler 1L second in the nation at Chicaao.
"In 1950 the Los Angeles Times
wrote that the meet was probably the
laraest. fastest, best orpniud prep
meet 1n the United States.
Then 1t went to 16 teams-and ncn Tbcr:c •U Southcm Counties in
to 32, but . that was too man). track. the basketball 10vttation1l,
"Nol.hint cveT hurt me as much
when the~ decided to cancel the
Southern Counties track meet."
ventuall) ·it v.ent back to eifht. each Jasuna o~er a half century: tbe
When we started 1 p&Jd the officials dtampionsh1p teams and a Cap will
Wllh a pair of SWC3lSOCkS and I • admit. .. SOmC lo~sy teams, 'too "
Chnstmas card. Later, tt was SS a • At 91 Cap remains as he hu been
pme. for so many )cars -rcs1dm1 wnh hts C.ap... however, admits M saw it
comina despite its run of over SO
)cars.
"~cy just could no IOnlCf
"lt'uomctlun&l cannot foraive the wife. Mary. •consult.ant to the school,
hi&h school for lettina that IO· Why'? a hvina memory to thousands of ex·
Because at was a little bit of work." Oden and $till No 1 at HuntingtOn itL _ That, too, had a run of .over SO years Beach.
.
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Mr RoyC-
f'-1 RoyC-.1
8l1'n w c:.a..ty, Eaq
DougC.-.ueh
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,.,,, Md Mrs. Rex Chandler
f'-1 and Mtl Don Clvltmon
/!'I.Guy~
Salf\ and ltM CclWI
....,.Cole
f'-1 and Mrs. Secondo Colombero
Mrs. Ell'e Compllctl
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Herman and Piil 6ctlei >id•
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Mr and Mrs. l.ft Holb'l!i~
Wwrwtt l.ft ~
Mr and Mrs. Clint Hoo.
Ketlh W Holfttl
Mr Mark Howwd
Tom and De"iteM Hyena
Mr Rlchird Ingold
M.Ted~
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PW JoMlorl. DOS
Budc.JOM&
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OM and .JoanM JohnllOn
.Jiltlw• c. Jim .JorgenMn
Qoldle Jotepfl
Frank Kftl«
~and.Jeen~
Mr John l(illftf
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Mr <Ary Pomeroy
Hens•nd~~
Mr Jemea !bJY
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Undll Reed
l"n ~ T R4glln
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MtMel~
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Mt and M1' Wlliem R
Mt -"m Robena
R«Wld L Rodgtn
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Mt Ron SctwwetU
Welter S SememJc
.Im and Plilty SNfw
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~Smith
Carol J South
Mr end~ W Lee Spencer ~81'410.
"\r Timocht L Sndier
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N-York Jet, JI, SUlllt 7 ~luon.,
N.W Enoland u. Alltnl• 17 No. 20 Flo<ICI• Stflt (4·3· 1) '°'' 10 No
Tt!T\Pt .. ., l4. 8uff110 ,.. Mll'ml 4\.23 Not· •1 South C•rotfn.
Clnclnnall 24, O.trolt 17 CoMMuHIT¥ COL.\.•G•
CllYl&llnd 24, lllditMOOl•s 9 • S.turdlYS tllflWS ~~&av 3-, SOUTH COAST CON,lltlNC•
SI, Louis 13, Ptw~ .. 10 Goldtll Wtsl II Fullwton
W1st\lnotCM1 "'· MIMttOtl 31 (Oil Ml Sin AnlOlllO .. Compton, 1.JO :t ~I Camino al LOllt a .. cll CC
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New Yon Jtts 11 Atlante Citrus 11 lltndlO Stntltvo S.11 0.... at Denver •Mil!NIOtt al O.trolt WESTm•N STATI GON,••INCll
O\icaeo at T•mo1 a.v Moor1>ar1l 11 Sant• MonKa
C.lnclmaU at Houiton llantute at HlncoU Gl9nel.tle ti Btlltnf41d New E~ et lndlallttoliS SOUTHaaN CAL COH,ll.INCI Pt1'*"11t! el luflalo Sta!lla al K911Ms Cltv Ant.-. llaltv at LA llt
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Meftdlty, ....,. 10 V....... NON·GON,llltlNCI
Mtml t i Cltvel1mel • C11 Pl51'(~0 JV ii Santa 8at"91a l;JI
Bnnats 21, Raiden 16 AM Mmft •' uo Pm unltss noted
Demler
Ra•Otn
ScertW~
'"'' Oual'tllr LA-FG Bal'lf ll, 11 41
SKelldOuarW
0777-?I l 0 0 7-10
0..,-Sew .. I run (Karlis kick), 12 S4
TNrd Quef'tW
Oan-WlnOer 3 pan ffom £1wav (Karns
kldtl, tl1t •auraou.nw LA-Htt r .PHS lnim Wllion (Sahr llbl,
11J4 . Otn-Haroen ~ lntetcaollon relUfn IKarlls,
klrtl. 13 II
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Clmf'IWflltY Clletie ic.....
Golden WtSI 37, Ml Saft Antonio 21 Soutllwtslern 34, Oranee Cou1 27
~ 62, Sall Oit90 CC 7
R1nch0 S.nlla90 JO. Paiomar • Cerritos 21, Flllltrton If h~ CC 24, Long 8!l. CC 16 Comoton 37, El C,amlno 3
Sall Di..o ~ lS, It!_. CC » Citrus 21, Groumonl n
Gtenilalt n . Moorpark 21 $anlt Monlai )I, Htncoetl 21
8akertfllld 2•, Stllta hrt>ara CC 1
Tall 57, Porllt'Vlllt 0
FlnlOOW~
ltu'1'1H ·var els
Pau•no
Den LA
11 75
Ml. S.n Jacinto 24, Chatftv 21
LA 11 lllt't •2, It IO Hondo 0
LA Har110t 23 Allltloot 11 alltv 17 ' ' -
S.11 /Nlto ~. Sitrrt 0 19-114 27-11
1'7 )16
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FUIT'l>ltS·Lotl 1·1 2·2
Ptf\•11 •ts. y tr d\ •·51 ....
Time of ~sets-26 51 JJ-o?
IMMduel Statls1ta
ltUSHING-o.nvlt, w~ ?1·13 s.wt4
1•lt ~ J-.lf JoMtofl 1-1, efw.., -l-t UI
Al!Mln, An.ii n ·71, Hewkl11s 2·S, McC.llum
2•S, W•l'°" 1-e • PASSINO-Oenvtr. ftwev 11-17+10 Los
"""'"· WoitOn 7S·47+W ltECEllllNG-Otn,.et, WillNle •·2'. JonnSOtt 3·)0 M Jecllaon l·Sl, Kev 1·24, S.-941 1·5,
Wlndlf 1·3 Los AflHln, ChrlsttnMn ll·ISI.
Wl"••ms , • .,, Allen • 19 ·Heifer FlO, H•-11.lns
2 20, 8trll.16alt 1·43. Pt<ktr 1•6
Ml.»ED FIELD GOAU-Los Motifs, 8tllr ------c;
16 ·51 Louis
Nf'L LOGS
Rams (6·1)
" San Fratw:IUO 2• lndlantPOlls
20 Ptuitdl•~1a
2• Tempe Bev
14 Alltnla
14 O.troil " '"""" Nov>-•• en~
Nov ,_., Ntw QI' ""' Nov 1..-Ne• EnoltnCI
No .. n-Nt• °'"•"' , Nov lO-tt N-Yori< ;.ts
Dec 7-00t\
Dec l-M<•"'1
Dec 1,_.t St" Frer>e tco
R11dtn <S·4)
3' 0t11vw
6 WHll1119I011 t New Yoo. c;,a,,ts
IJ !>an O•to0 24 Kanws C tv
14 St1!11t
JO M"m'
71 Hov"Oll 10 0.1wtr NO" ,_.t Oaan
NOY 16-Clevtle~
Nov ?0-tl S.11 D•t90 Nov 31>-PhlltdllOfhl
Otc t-11 *"" DK l,._Kt n$1S Cttv
D« 21-lndlan1P01ls
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SA~DAY'S GAMIS
Wttt
10
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34
20
26 10
7
31
10 ,.
17
17
10 tt
17
71
San Jose St v• Ce1 Slate Fullarton •! Senft
Ane BoW'I. I om
ftsletn WHh•nolon "' Lono Beech St ••
veteran• Sttdl\lm $1tMol4-.tl UCU IC11tMt1 2 tt..llJO .t..m.~
Wa.,,lnoton •• °'"°" St Arizona ., Wt.,,•l'IOIOll St
Frtll!O St t i Ntvtdl LH Vtots, n
BYU ti Hto#lll
UC Stntt •arbtrt I I AIUW Pacific Cltf'tmOtll •MudCI II lttelltnCIS
LI lltrnt at MentO Otcldtnltl t i UC S.n 0"90
Whtllotr 11 Pomllf\I• Ptt Hf
Stcrtmttnto SI II C.i PolV Sin Luis OOiSCIO
5ev!Pl«n Utall ti Ctl Llil,_111 c .. Sltlt Nofl!WIOtt ti UC Otv11 •eoi.s
Ct torrva 11 Af IOllt SI , n
Kt'"9s t i Ceiof tOO
CO'Ofadl SI 11 Ultll
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THIS IEI --..01 I I WVOf'l'\1~
s.uttuirnt M<uo.irl 11 ~lllllomt
ArktnMn at Bar~ ~.ron •ITHIS Tutl Tech ., TCU
Arke11.-a st a1 N~1n lt'ilts sr
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Iowa ti IHll\Oi.
lncJ;ene t i M•<lll0tn St
Norlh""'Hlatn 11 OtlfO Sl1t1
MlllMIOlt ti WIKoi'laln
MiClllHn 11 PtJrclut
Nt0rt'1<1 ti lo•t St
Ollltl\omt SI 11 I( llM> SI
SMU et Notre O.~ rooit $1 I I Wfetllll SI
WH19'11 lllinolJ ti So iltlolJ
ftsltm llllNlt 11 lftdllllt $1
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Cllleo SI Jll 29 Ml!>OOClllO I~
Htrlntl 20, UC Otv" JV 1
8ut11 47, lttdWOOdl 14.
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San JoM CC 2l, Ltntv 20
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Dt A1111 u . G1..,llen n
S-.0..s 34, K l"OS It Iver I
Fr--C.C 20, Witt Hlh 10
HIGH SCHOOL STANDINGS
S.. VleW LMllU4I
L8"UI
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StddltOKk 3 0 0
Tustin 3 0 0
Unlv1n11Y , 2 I 0
Newport Harbor 1 2 O cor-cltl /Nr o 3 o E Slancit ' 0 3 0
T'hvndlY's Gama (1:JO)
Unlvtr\ltv 1t Ntwoort H1~llOI'
'~Y'• Games (7:JOI
o-.11
WLT I 0 0
7 l ~ s ) 0
4 4 0
, ' 0 0 • 0
Etl1nci.t "' COl'ont clll Moir (I I N-OOl"I Harb«)
'SaOdletltell ti T USllfl
SUftMt L .. 11U41
LM9UI
W LT
M9r.ne J 0 O E~to11 2 1 0
Fountain VeU.V 2 I 0
Wtttminstar 1 1 O
Huttt1neton 811Ch o 3 o
OCH ll II-0 3 0 ,,,..,., ~ (7:31)
OVWlll
WLT
3 s 0
6 2 0
2 • 0 4 l I
2 ' 0 7 • 0
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Eagle~ Stars & Stripes defeated in trials
~~~IY l on 11 the rachin~ m~ but a protest moved au •ncbaaft.a newnd...._hoilm. fWy'a Azzuta. l:OI, ltillt• I~ dHalted • ....._ c:ommiuee_upbtld tht wm b)' BJach•'if. u c1tencted.naddctyUd,.900 P'WWh.w.d Q111ew fr..-...1:43· Fnld X.-(f..-)
• New Y one Yacht Club's Americla n and ··we ~! ham on '~ eounc •IMf that' a all 6om ~keel. . -......rcaeldl ti. 2: i's. Caeede U .... ewer
.New Ze•land'a K.Z7 both scortd wins in the that mat1ftl, saad a Jubilant Blackallet. ~ '1"hete cban,el made a VMt difference 1n the llCIRUll line .tty Md had'° retWL N~ HarbOr Yldu OUb ..
• •oPCalftlnM;eOftheJeCOndroundrobinSunday By i.M aame tom. 0.v~ wu ~ lhh~of'theboito"O.vau"1ed Wtda &lllc wi~ of~ IV Bdid IM..._ Ol's 1 c.,
to remain at the .'OP. of the 12-boat fleet in the pointed but not discouflltd ~has J.mtnu~i9 pabbed IM_, l8d led ~mmca II , dacR ~ no laydl,._ Saturday..._ fMr .,...._ill a .Ammca'• Cup cfta4~ tnals oft' F~mantle, second IOSJ to Kohus 'The two boiatJ swapPed • on thf nt Weather lea'~al lbe ru uuo a ftat • Owcrd llDdi . Ne-W ZealaNt l6: !_uddH cladl rece .-.w. •
Au1tnba. , -• the lead thtt'e times <>Yer lhl 24.S!m.ikcOuncjn catm 20Q 1~ &Om die~'·~ the New • 1 ~USA ~ f ~). '; ll Etdietlt-22 ~ ~CW York Yicht Oub's America ll, with extremely liaht. shifty tirs ofS·S.knota. York~ &O mC>'"e lheild a.ct leld ···"mark ~ 1•1 : . wtti~ c~~ The ... cune. T,.,
Joh.a ~ohus at .the, h~ handed Newport "'"Theyoutaaileduson~ewcatMrkpbut broneminuaeando~teCOod.~pickedup ()• 1w°' ~~a SUi 11 (~ datela.ktol9Sl~il.WMld!OWit
Klft?or Y~cht (;lub't . ttceted by Rod we wcrt' fllltr downwln"d ' said DaYiL l.37 on the downwind let a led by 36 -)~FttnCb KiM. 10: C•,:til 6· ~~ S; :as tht ti Wtuae ~ .... wu Dav~ tbctt first Ion of the Ne>vember&rials. ~ sai..Jt Ea_&lc_~ ~astl im_ptoved at\ teeondS -II-1_. w lead ~ ~ ne.t ...,......Htan...Ot-Amcac:a. 3~ ' ' • ~ ': • ailed an Rhodft.13 sl~ ]he •=•::::d::.. _ __,.. __ ~o~t race of the day ~ betwttn Sa.n t c C!\&nltJ to th~ and some newsa1 wealht'r iq and.: 11 to the finath. Azzura. l (~i• proaesc). • II was~ ~)'el!"'• 90
Fnncasco s Tom Blackaller (USA) and Dennis . Befort the improvements to f..aale, they Most devatlltina lou was sutrtted bl' In toe.My) '8en Auura:;mftll anw 11 provide. that me nee be •led _.., a
C:onnet's hop_t(ul,~n &.Stri~ (Siti~). would have MI(n Ul bf ~ lhan !Jove:. Buddy Mettet• Hean ot America (Cliicq.o) cart of Amtrica facn C'hall~n France· Suri' -oie«u•'llk>op over".20 fecnridl""I
wl'Ucli 8~er won ~Y 39 ~~nd , IJVtnJ minutes ~nder ~ete oond1taons, sa1d Dav11. whic.b was beaie,l by Chris Dtckson and New . .t Striptt meets New Zaland: Frnch Kitt"'· three-man crew. h 1s now ailed Ill
Conner his ~nd lo~s in the tnals, • • Ounna the off days between the October. Ztallnd t>y 13 minutes, 6 SCCQGds.. A:mmca fl; White Crusader \l's. Jtalia; EacJe \J, · Eica..&1'.
Conner pro tc,ted the race over an infrac-and November races the Eaalc hM a new mast ,,, ~•htt matchea· final1oo'sCt\lsadn'bC'a1 USA NHYCs team was com~ of • • · kipper ~t1 W1'ttc 'and acwlbel\
Gii)' Bechtel •nd Roberi Kinney. ·
·BOW SUNSET·C0ACHES YIEWED LAST WEEK'S GAMES... · ... 1~~/~!'::':na.~ . ~ C 1 · · • · · . · • the nearly I 00 J»it1 thit I~ out,. •
F v lie 9 r. "S rd r. G ,.__ Saturda)' and unday for tht fant race ounl&Jn a y, ·aor-o ya s ior •Y "'"".-ouo, Ocean Vlew, 1aJtcr Clltrlt RamHJ, Maria, following a 'don't make the key mistake and win. balf\im:c. of Balboa Yacht Club's Sunk•ll
the competition. • the loss to Edison: "Actually, I 17-7 \'ictory over Hununaton Beach: We made the key mistake 10 every "t wHn't happy with ow inability Series.
Meanwhile, the Sunset Leque with thouaht we ptarcd aood defense at .. We did some thmas real, real well. pme, and' 1t has haunted us. Our to protea the ptsser, or our inability Results of inside da'sc .
two weeks to ao. finds Marina H iJh's limes. We were 1ns1dc their 20 tw1ce, And ·of courSie, Huntanaton played dnve (80 yards to the Marina 2 .. yard to rush the football." SAtOT-t ui1t1 Fiu•. OeM..,. -vc; 2.
Vi.kinas re~~~~ atop the standinp but a Jack of poise on our part and well. hne with the pme tied at 7) was a ~._ L.otd, ..._ vc.
with a 3-0 , fOOowtd by Edison, some untin:tely penaJ11es helped push "We made-50me critical mistak'3, th1naofbeauty, and they tum around O'Hara: "Our quarterback, Mike · ADULT SAtoT':'"t Doll ~vc: 1
fountain Valley and Wcstmimtcr. us out of there. • but 1t was more mental in situations arid boom, boom. boom. three.or four Austin, was injured durin& the pmc: ~~1~:· ~~ J.;::.e~~
onHe !1'.:.'!'sehooffwtthh~epacoaoe:c."'-· v· t·w-Last ""But Edison is a IOOd football I.hat lc.ept us froin ~~the ball m Pli:Y~.l!d tbey'rc In lhe end.zone (and • arid I , rat~y don't kJ!OW what bir. 9*: i T1111 Mui••'-!· acve; 3 <*• ~.
........ ~ .. ~ ~team. YouhavC.lOt>laya.ncar-1)Ctf'ect thtcndzone. Wedadn'tplayourbest, lea<bna. 14-7). &1.atus lS. ru·an inkJe tnjury and we uoo:.c1~1 Wll 1~ ave 1 ~
week's act ton; pmc to be successful. W~ '1!il sorne but rm j1,1st luappy to have won. -ri-s n01 that we went m the tank. kepl it iced Pd elevated all Tieckend. • Pem, ave · • •
thi11p wrong and they played very "J wasn't. surpnsed by Wuntinaton We had a couple of&Ood drives in the It was diqnosed as a fint-:degtte usu-1 ~ e.ci.er. '""°'' .._.., Dave WM&e, Edltol, after a 21-0 well. · Beach. I had been wonderin.1 when fourth quarter. but you can't let that sprain... ~~c~=~;1!.!t ~ F•. > PN
victory over Ocean View:-"Our "Even-lougher than the final score they would stan up against some· happen and rcmam competitive. So .. O'Hara said the L1ons ~re to ~n THtSTL£:-t Rooer1 van'T llti91, ave. ,
defense playtd a super game. The was the final injury report Kun. body, and theydld. • .~ tn ~~~hndoo~ ~oohtbelrdl is r':~d ~~Htice hlt~y _withhJunior · ~~ ?~1~~,,!e~~· l· J-.. .-.~ a.v
offense was a little inconsistent. but Szuba sprained an ankle, and Mlk.e "Defensivley we had sorne ind1v1d· ..., .... ion. u.r.K 1t a 1t ts a to m ... e v ara, s son, at t c quan.ea ...... c.. . 11~ ~ °"'~ "'"
they stAcked 11 up pre1t)' gaod up Spence, om quarterback, lcthhe field ttaJ breakdowm that "'aee it leek :Jlp;• 1 • slot O'Har:a·s cxpcne!ln' a1 quar.. PHRF·A-1 vonac. Ing t~C";'!''r.:.,,;,"'-'\o----"'-'•
front . twice, with a kntt 11nd a hip iftjury: · worscthanitwas. The7atetbinasthat terback in game situations is limited ::Z ~~ ~:if.~v~ · v 1
"But wc'rc.scflina better, I think. Hopefully we'll get them back. can be corrected. I think our M lftr.-"We· got hammered. to about 12 snaps. He ha not thrown Ptt'1tF·a-1 F••,.,_., J•"' l(.elv, •vc. t
We'IJ find out Fnday night <•inst "Although Spence was banged up, I linebackers cou1d have played a Basically the game was pbysicalfy a pass. w.,., LMW. 0..141 $loo,,_, eve; 3 Allltftel,
Fountam Valley). "We'~ t~~ng a thought we did a pretty good JOb of better game." one*sided, unfonunately we were on "tft'll do all .,Pt," said the coach . 51':H~~tv~;;u-;ca1, '-Jofln Stain. vvc. 2·
little hc.alttuer. Nobody was Fo.r pus blocking. Some of lhe things we.. the wrong-Side. We just did.not bold "Anet. we an: not hcyAnd the possi-H__, Trtlt\, F Miil Ju;-., sev1tc; ~. Sundff:
the last two weeks wc·ve been without did worked better than -I expected. Geor1e Paseoe, Huttastoe Beadl, up p~ysically, they were far superior bility that Mike WJU be back W e've &r~~...O ~~ ••• ~ Manlftt. ave. i il\Jury. Our offense moved the ball. But Edison's front line is so trcmen-followin' the loss to Manna: ... J ph)'l1ca.Jly to us. . , • also got a senior. Matt Jones. at F111CV, H....-meft"(;rev:VVt:l v~. Ct'I•
bu1,..h-sputtered a httle bit, too." dous(¥ quick. · . thought 1t was our best ·game despite "We didn't play badly defensively. quarterback, and we'll 10 with poss-JOIW/4, ~ \. ,,,. Ertc: A 1,,_ • uc1 Asked I i~ the Charger$ may have "I was watching film of them and the lo~s. The kids played really hard, We got pushed around a little bit, but ibly a c6mb1na.uon of the two. . Sa~ ~''°"· crMllclred. r;-.,., Ovu.
been loolctn• a head to tradationar on the first defensive play all five of· and they played a very good Marina we pvc up the bag play on the "But Austan getttna ao inJury with Clafen'IOl!t c ... SA, ~ c~.oarr.1
rival Fountain Vallcy1. White said:_ their downlinemen came off un-team vci:y close and even. quarterback scramble just before the Mari~a comins_up this ..,ee~ we need Ma~~i'~~ .... 1 841µ,wac:ur. ium ''May~ a little bit." blockcCl and wercJn the backfi~ld.,' · "The thing that haunts teams 1s you-half. h game them the momentum at Uiat like a boJe tn t:ne neaa. M<1t ... eve. 2 au.. J~ CaMOn, ave. . ---•
Ml.IC M>TICE , PtllllC NOTICE NIUC *>TICE NILIC M>TICE MUC ll>TIC£ Ml.IC NOTICE M JC M>TICE PCB.IC fC)l)CE Ml.IC NOTIC£ NI.IC MJTICl
K mn I llMdeel to execute the oOn· FICTTnOUe ........ ffCTfTIOU8 eu9MH flCnnout MllMll enoe ~ty on Octow s. f.lCTmOUI ~aa flCTmOUI ..-.a ducteO by en mdMdu.. _ PleTmOUI Mlll•M
N011CE TO ttect whldl w\11 be •-Cled N._ ITA]PSNT . NAm 8TATl•NT .. .._ ITA'ftMIWT 1t86 . ' U.. IJA~ ~ITAT'DmJff John J VW\ Of69n MAlll ITA~
---CMDRORe °' io !tie tllCC*lltftlJI Oldder.• TI.-lollowlng ~ -The~,.,._,._.,. Th9flollowi!IQ 1*1001 .,. ~pe"IOM... TlWftllloWlflo.pettonl -ft...-ltat•••ll WM Jlimd TM1o4IUWll9 ........... ~ TMM8RJt "*ermined by he Ste" OI-doing but1MN ... doing ~ at dOing bu11ne11 u : PuDl"'*S Otenge eo.tt ~ bu11t1Mt M: doing ~ •· wltfl tf'le Coan1"r ~ f:1' Ot· OOotlO ~ M ·
(Seca etOf~l07 rKtOt of lndustl'i.I ~ MP CMEY & CO . 780 COASTAL CRAFT, 840 TflUST OE£0 INVEST· Dlll't Ptlo1 Octot>er t3, 20, DAHL/SMITH • · JO"·lYN ASSOCIATES. 1119JCourrlyonOctotlet20, -UO<>SAIUHbCUJBINC .• u.c C.) -llon• Htwnlltoa Ave. , 19. Colla Cove Street. Cc»l• ....... MENTa. 621 lido Peril Ot 2-7. Novembet 3, 19M 3. 505 Pettc A .... e.lboe ·•ni 1( ...... "102.A. Loe 1998 3300 Vitia Lieto. ~t
-........ ..-1a tweoy .ei-to T"• con1racJoi 1ball we.a, Celif t2627 c.i.t..-92ta7 &-1. ~ Beech. Celif u...356 iltand, Clllf. t2M2 A,.,.,.... Clllf 90120 nlm1 ...... Ctlt: •21A-~--
cred1tore of tll• within ptOVIOI IUCfl oompenul~ .Utt.new Pu C"uey, 790 Jon1 McSl'\ene, tt7 t I l/1-'2883 Jeff Sn11tll. 5'6 s. Cov· nmo1hy P, Msom. ui1 PublttMd ~ 0--;Wry A. "-"· Ctllltomie, •
nemed l*1tea tllel. b\1111 lnturenc;ieUrtqUll'edbyttle Hfllftlt1on A ... •19. Cotti dent, Huntington 8Nch. AM SIMlmen. 821 Udo Pta.IC M>TIC( ll'ed Wegon lreM. AMhelrn A~· Antihtlm. Catl1 Oe.dy Piiot October 11 No-21C.bnllo, ~leec:tl. ~~,,,. Labar .Gode..of tM Stilt of ....... Cetif 91121 ~ 92S..S Pafk Or .8· 1. Ntwpoff Hllll, CWlf t2e4I 92804 . ll«TIM 3, 10 17, 1• Celtf l.1M3 -. on pet90Nll P'°'*1Y....,... C&lltomla. etld 8"eM •~• Tiii• bulln"• I• con· ~ oo.ii.. f'll eo.... BMch. CalH 92R3 F1CTTTIOUI .,..... Thll bulfMU II con· · Tiw. bullntU 11 con-M-373 Th11 tw•n.e i. con·
lft• 1'tlcribed I ~tr~tOt"t oert1nc.te rt-c:klctt!d by In tndM<lu9I Street. Cotti Meta. Cellf. Jaek & Ootte Cor)'M, 821 NAME aTA,.....,. duct.0 by' e lll'nited penn.. CIUcted by. en lndlllldu* ouc:ted by 1 COf'POfetioli
Tht n81Ne llnd ~ pdtng UICI comc>enMI~ MIKflNWP Cell)' 92e21 LldO Pitt! Ot 8-1. Newport The f04lowlng perlOnl .,. INP Timothy p Mlkovtz P\8JC MJntE ,; A-..~
ld4flM,Of tht ltllended requirements. lJ'I contrec-Th .. ttltement w• filed Thlt t>uS!ntl9 11 con· et.eh, Cdl 92M3 dolng'busintll M: Jtff Smith TN• ltit'"*'t WM flied Thia "....,_., wet !ltd tr.,,.,.,or.-are DONO SO ton tflalt Mtllet ~· II with lht County Cler1t of Or· duct.CS by C0-9fidl'*t Ralph P Wllfon Jr.. 8LISS, 2tO CagMy ln Thll "•*"'!rt w• flied With Ille County C1ttk Qf Or-f1Cnnou9 .,.._.. ••th the~ Oert1. ot Ot·
LE!, HYUN woo LEE. 215 eut>contr1C10tt to elmllal1)' lf'QI County on OctObtt 20. Robert OotzSe , Get 11d A. Gfannlnl. 821 Lido Suite 303. Ntwpof1 8eec:h, wtth the County Clerk of Or· lf'QI County on October i. ...._ IT A~ enge ~ on OctOOtr t.
17th S1,..., Cotta ..... CA ptoYldt euch eotnpenNllOn 198e Thll •t•tement --"*' Par.k Or B· '. Ntwporl c.hf t2M3 .,. County on Oc10btt 20. 1Ne Tllie foltoooAnQ petSOM ere 19M . .1lle 11.tn'lM llnd ~ lnlurenc. for Ill of 1he aullo !l'ID* wlln the County Clttk Of Or· 8eech, Cllll 92M3 Stlhe Ann M · MeMehon, 19M '11-d<MnQ butll,_ n ,._
--ldd<... ot the Intended cont~or1' ~ The Publittled Otenge ~ enge County on Oclob« 2, Woodco lnvettmtnl Como 280 Cllgney •303. ~ nna7t ~ Orenge Coest H£CTOAS AUTO SALES Pu'*'*' Or-. COlllt
• , ...... ere: IN CHUI. conlfktOf..JWIUbeonlrtf> Dalty Pilot ~ow 27, No-ttae eany. Inc., 821 Lido Patllj)r Buch. ClltLi2:Ul ~Oranga...co..t Delly PAat..October l3, 20.. 1630 Pomone 8-~ J»llOI Oc:tobtf u. 20.
, .. ~ PARK, MYUNG HEE ,AAI<, tcw1 lhell fl.wnllh the Qty• ~ 3; tO 17, 19" ~ 8-1. Newport e-cti. Cllll Thll ~ le con· Dltly Piiot October 27. No-27, Novtmblr 3. tNe Cotta Meta, Calif m27 V . ~.,,, 3 .\Ill
• ii> 1542 Lanct. Tuttrn, CA certlflc:ete of ~elver of M-382 Pvbllthed Otenot Coelt 92&63 ctucted by an~ vember 3, 10, 17 1tee M-351 Hect~ OomH.-2001 M-3'3
Tllel the piopetty pettl-aubrog.atlort undef the~ OlllY Pilot Octobar 13, 20, Thia t>utlne11 It con· s.tlll A M Mc:'Mlhon M-315 ~ Avt~ Colla MeM.
nent her.to• deec:flbed 1n ol the w0ttr.er•1 compansa. P\alC M>TIC£ 27, November 3. 1tee d\leted by • gen«at part· T"" lttt~I ..,.. flMd PUBlJC M)TlC( Ce11f 92627 M.IC·NOTICE
9'f*ll .. FUmltute lb· tlon lnlUttnGe M·333 net Ship with tfle County CW1' Of Of. '11l,IC M>TICE · Tru1 t>uatnest 19 c:on·
. tu, 11• • q" 1pmu1. No blO wt11 bl con..,_., '~•~' Gttlld A. GIMl'llfU enge County on October 2, flCTmOU8 ..-11 CIVCted by en Wldl\lldUll ~~ . • ' ~ QDOdWll;-l.lflllM-ft .. IY!Me-on ~ of.. "8.tC M>TIC£ This •t•11rftlll"lt .... flied tte8 . '1C miCMle ~..-..... ITAW "9Ctor Garau --. ~
• leueh04tl ' lmprov~t•' fleael bin 1M111 IUmlihed Tht IOl!owlng peraona '" wfth the Co;Jnf)' CWk of Of. '~ ....,. ITA~ The~ perlOfll ere n111 1tateman1 wu•llled the I011ow11'!9 peoone ••
.. -.,. • ttQQI In trlldt coventnl noi Cly lht City ll'ld it made In Ooong ~.. FICTmOUI IUIMH tnoe County 'on OctOO. 3. Publllhed Otenge ~ Tht IOlloWlng pert0n9 -~ng bUSlfllll aa with the County Cletll Of Or· doing ~ a ..... ·<·~ to~·~ la'°"''° eccordence wllh tha QCT,Q PO~E,R. ~114-8 .. ._STA.,......, 19" Delly Pilot Octob« 13. 20, doing~• FLANNERY CONSULT· _,.~tyon0cto«>er20, 5 0:S MET~t. f'Aa:I:._
,. . .., "215 11'1h StrMt, C-. r>roYlllOnloftMHot~Md ~92~~~ .Deni Polnl, . The lolloiMng peraone ere -.. ,_ 27, ~ber 3, 19" DETOURS, 2834 El· ANTS. 22411 Aarptl'I 1201. ftae • g;: ~~ ~=7 I• • ......... CA W'9 P'OCIOMI requi(llMfti. ..,... doing OU11ntU N Publlthed Ofangt Colat M·33e ...,.._,Aw -CO.II Mfta, Leite-"-!, Calri 92'30 . naw11 ta •
ttit ~ nMle u_, and Condlllont .. , fofth Todd S Jdlntfon, 199 El SHER CALJ. CREATIVE. 0..ly PllOI October 13. <20, Calif 9282' r SHn Flannary. 119 Put>lllhtd Otange·CoNt 1(1m Otvll HarcMnO, l33f
ciy the Mid 1tenew<it1 II underSecllon2oft~ C1mln0 Real ,F, Ctlll C.,,Yol"I lslend OrtVt. 27, NOV9mbef 3,. 1te8 "'8.IC MJTIC£ Annelle. Rottmerle Cernatlon. ~one dtl Mar. OM)' Pft91 October 27, No. GartlngfOt~ St Co.ti Mele.
aalct ~ 11 C£NTEA llc;auont Eacn bidder mutt 92024 • Newpot1 8tacl\. Cal•f 92&60 , •. M-352 Olefermenn. 2834 E...,.,,.,.. Calif 92'~ vemt>tr G 10-11. 1tM · 92'8 SHOE REPAIA SHOP bl llOenMd In ecco<ct.nc:. Thie bUtineta 1• Con· Sl\r ~t.K~IO 33 c.. ACl1TIOU9 .,_.. Aw eo.u MMa Ctllf Thla bUllntll ,, con-. ..... TM . bu•~ ,, COl"I•
That Mid bulk tr.,.., ii with ~bit •t••'"' ducted t>y-en lndM<lutl . nyon 1119nd ?>five. 'Newport NlltC M>TICE NAMI STA,....,. neie ' dUeted t>y. an lnOMclual • duet.CS t>y • .,, lndMduel
lnte,ided to be COftlUmoo f>ur1V11nt -to C1llfornlt Todd S Johnaton . Beach, Clltl 92eecl The tolloWlng per-ert Margirec Ole(ermann. 2834 Seen Flannary Kirn 0 . Harding
meted at ttle ofllct of 8UA-Govenmenl Code Stction This atatement wet flied Th.. bullntu It con-FtCTrnOUI .• ,..... doing OUW-•· Elletrnere Ave 0-t•....... Thfl tUIWllitfll wM tiled "8.9' M)JJC)[ TJUI tl•l4imtnt -flied ROW ESCROW COMPA;« 4590. the conttactCM' .. be ~th the County Cletk of Of-Ouctecfby In lndiYldu91 • .. ... •TA~ Meo & ASSOCIATES. 45 Callf. 9212' ~ with the County Clerk of Of. Wllh the County Clerk oC Or·
leGT·A E lfnCOln A'fWKlfl: tnl•tltd 10 pott epproYled eootCountyon0ctotlef2'0, SherCd·t<olvitto Thelollowtngpersoneare Hlftlotd Or., Newport Tl\it butlnesi II con· lf'QICountyonOc10blt20, ACTIT1CMIS.,...H angeCountyonOctoOtf-3,
Orenga. Calildmill 92945 on aecuriliel with Ille City 0# M lW Thia-ltetemtnt-wet flied OOing Jxnlotg u · 8teeh. Cellf. 92ee0 Nc:tlltO .ducl9d-by;.Lg9Mttl. OMI· teat N.Am ITA~ 19M Dftaf
after 1*wml .20. tN6. IC)pfoved ftnaneiM lnatHu· ~ wlth Ult County Ctenc of Or· GOlOEN OAEAMS. ~~ Donald Mc0unlgle. U'lfeif. nerlhlP, · ,_,.. -ni. foll<Mtrlg11«10n1 .,.. "',,. t~ In 0tdef 10 ~ lhe C.ty ~ublillW Qrange eo.t County on October 3 A~ "15, Cotta Mwa, ford Or • Newport a.en. Annette R Dletermann Publlthed Ofenge COMC d<MngJ:Mlneu .. PuoJllhed Orenge Coelt T'Mtlfle1Utci.t•f0tftllng , ....... fUndl retained by Delly Prlol Octotlef 21, No-= • Cellf 92U7 Ctllf 92eecl Thll •t•l-1 ... filed OallY Piiot.October 27. No-PtEACE FINANCIAL OAl'y Pilot Oc10blr 1'. 20. CllM'rll..:.":~ lhe City to tnaur• I>«· V'll'i'lber 3, tO. t7. 1tee '1l'1M Semyon tttkovlcll. 354 Thi• bu1lne11 11 con· wolh the County Clttk of Or· bet 3. 10, 11, 1Ne G.8.0UP. 1917 Wectelltl Or 27. Novell'lber 3. IMC \~ • lofmtnee of the QOtltrect. M-3&7 Publllhld ()fenge Cout Avocado 1 15, Coate Ma&. dueled by an Individual ange County on Octobet 8. M-371 ~ti 209 Newi>Ort Buc:h. -M-347
_ _..:.., M II k to Mid Planl ~ttcatlon *"'of· Pta.IC NOTICE Dally Piiot Octotlef 13 2'0 Caltl 92'27 Rlct\trd 0 McGunlgle 1988 Call! •-'" ..,,TIC[ ~ Tran.':.. Mid f1c1t1 pr(,po.ei form• to be 27, ~O'llmber 3, 1w ' : Valery 1t1kovlch, 354 This ttatement wu llleO ,.... P\8.IC l«JTIC£ American 8anktr1 i..nd· __ r-.n. ___ ""----
lne.ndeO Tr.......,Ott uMd uted'Q bidding cen be ot>-flCnnout IUIMtl M·3'41 Avocado • 15, eo.te M .... with the County CW. ot Ot· Publtlhed Ofenge eo... .,. ~potlllOl"I '1CTmOU8 ......
the lollowl"9 addlUOtlll ltlned only It ,,,. office Of NAm ITA'R•NT Calli 92&27 .,. County on October 7, Dally Piiot October 13. 2'0. F1CTITIOU9 ..,.... 1111 bulln ... II con-.... ITA~
bullneu ~ end lld· the City Eflg4ne•" Qty Hall. TPle fOllow1ng peraont .,. P\8.IC NOTIC£ Tl\lt t>u11ntl9 II con· 1981 21, November 3, l98e NAm ITA~ OUCtlll.b)' e cor-pontlon ftit ~ per«>nt ert
<Ir..... within tht lhr.. Cott of Mid Plant Ind dOlnO l:lllMltP .. ducted by" co-pet1nen nD111 M-345 The following pertonS •• Alen M Pterce. Pfelidenl dOing bullntlt •
1 I NONE Specification 11 S5 00, In· RENEGAOE CONSTAUC-FICTfTIOUI IUIMH . Stmyon 1.-ovidl Publlllled Orange Cout 001nQ bUtoMM ar. • Thll 1111~1 wet filed THE FILM STOP 500 W ~~~ "9flt1Ub-duding tu lftl'leblOd•tr• TIOH COMPANY 1755 Or· NAMEITATE...wf Thia staternenl wu tiled oa11y.Pll01 OctObet 13. 20. AESTOAAO~. 3001 w.ltltheCountyCWttolOt-Btlt>oe 8IYd H••POft tact 10 c.rff:'n.. Unll<H:m quastt 11111 the Plans ~ enge ,..,. "F· cOatl u.a_ The following s>eflQnl at• wtth ~he County Cletk of Or· 27. Novtmber 3, 1Ne -Mlle NOTIC£ Red"lll A.,. 802 Suite 102. ange County on Octotltr 20. 8eacb. CalLJ2M3
Commtrclal COdt hct~ Speclllc:atlonl bt eent by Ct1it 92127 dOlng bu11n1a u = County on OcfObef 20. M-35e F1CTmOUa .U...... COit• Mesa. caJlf m2t .1981 RObert c 1'iM'i-. 2M"i 1 ''°'" IMll,J: ::l :-~ Tiit Smith Co., • CaJlf ~N~~R~R~:s u1:ic E~~ ' e ' Fm* N UC N011C£ NAME ITATDWNT ,.Ji~~~~ ~r:t· Publllltled Orange~ cypr .... s.M. Ana Hejghtl. Dated. S.ptemt>ef 24, llng CIM OI • CorporeUon. 2'00 Newport ,._. Or e '203 C r •• ~ T lol..........., ......, .... ,_ ..... Pllo "-'otlef 27 No-c.alW 9270r 1111 dltlonal 12 00 Neither the Ctr Or • 105 Ntwpor1 ...... st • • Otta PubllsMd ()fenge ....,.., f1CTrnOUI IUIMH he ..,_ .. .,,, PlftonS ere 802 Suite 102. Colta MIM. .,.,1y I V\.ot • MtnM 0vrii.. 20311 "'cw ~"" eo11 °'the Plllrll end S9ecl-ce11i. 926'0 · • MIM. C1111 92s2.8 Detty P1io1 Octot>et 21. No-NAMI ITA~ dolog bull~•• Cellf m2e -.nt1« 3. 10 11. t9te Cypt ... Santa AM ~t• hrtl. l! ...... , ,,.,..,.._ flQt\On~rNll-Thft butlnelt la con-""""* w Oahaonecy. "9mber 3. 10, 17. 1Ne The follOWlng per«>nl .,. NA ..N D .H . J. f l Thia--OulfnMI II .con-·31• Calif 9M7 ~ or-. eo.t Ing Mid Mndllng wll~ dueled by • ~·~ tOOO South Coett Or 8'203, M-334 OOI bu--81:: ENTEAPRISE. 101 ~ Cluctlltl by a C«J>Or•tlon Thia butaneu " con·
Dell Pilot Ho\'ld\Ml 3. ~ LtzHotmee.~wy CoataMeta.-Caltt tw9 (:\'GORILLA RACKS ln . Colte M .... Calf MlchMIL Dean "8.IC f«)TIC£ dudedbf.~tndwtft t98'.l The C.ty ,...,...... tllil rigflt Thia t1.iement w• 1tled Thia t>ulinMI 11 con-P\ISUC M>TIC£ (b'°AACS 1945 ~111 92628 Thlt statement WM hied Rober1 c Our'k• .. to reject eny 0t en t>lda Coun cw. of Of dueled by en lndMOu•· , ':' • Brian t<llttl Wlltttml. 101 with the County Clet'k of Or· FtCmtOUl IU.,..H T M3 .. 5 ~ Moe~ CltJ with the ty • Jlll'IWtl w 0 '5"aunecy FICTITIOUI .,..... t:{. Co1t1 ....... Cellf ""*' Ln.. Cotta ~ • .,. County on October 20. MA• ITATllmWT "II •tattmtnl ... filed
--------C*11 .. tM CltJ .. ,...... ·=County on October 20· This 11,1..-nent WU filed NA• aTATIJllENT 92927 C91lf. 9282e .. teat l ht ~ peraonl.,.. wit" the County Clertt Of Ot-"8.JC NOTIC[ taln Valer, c...._. 1 ,_ wlltl the County Clll1I of Or· The tolloWlng person• .,. iredrldl ~ ~ 111· Thi• buslneu 11 eon-• FJUIOO doing bulinets u ~ty on October I.
O.ted. OctObet 27. ttee lf'QI County on October 3, dOtng but4ntU .....__ llSO Wtl*t C • Cotti Oucted by 91\ iAdNlduel ftubllSMd ~ -cM&£ lNTERNATIOffAC:: • --
CfTY CW Put>llthtd Ore~ Cout Pvbll.,_, 0r.,.27eo.:'1 1tee PROTOTYPE DESIGN .""Calif"'n&2'T &tai K. Wllliaml Dally Piiot OctObet 27. No-1901 t -0 Skypark Clrcte, ,._
,OUllff ... YAU.al' 0911)' Piiot Nowmb« 3, o.w, PilOt ~Ober • 0-fllim ANO C~ATIONS, 1375 Thi• bullneu 11 con· Thi• tlltemtnt .... llleO vemt."3 tO. t7. 1Nf IMnt. c.m 92627 • P\ltllolhed Orenge eo.i. C~ • • 191$ Y'll'i'lber 3• lO, 17· t":.-318 P\iblllhecl Or_,. Codt LOQM •K. Cotta MtM. ducted by. en lndlvlduel with lhe Coun'V Ctenc ol Of· M-379 CM&E Caklornll ln.e , Dltly Piiot-October 13• 20• ~.. M392 :::::to o.ity PUol OctOber 13. 20. Caltl 8292' ~ ~ •• =, -l\led .,. County on OctObet 20. Oeltw.,. t8011 0 $1(ypetlj 27· NOvtn\W a. , .. M~
NOT'"E 19 HEREBY ..i.-. PUBllC M>nw. 27. Novembet 3. ttae Slec>htn Fredrle Hwlan. with the Countv C"'11 of Of· 1Ne MllC M>TICE C.rcle. ""'"'· c.i11 92627 "" "'~' •-IC 11nnrc M-3$3 8 17 W S.'1' St . Newpor1 '' fa:lm7 lhlt butlne11 II COtl· 11\at Ille c:rn Cler1l of ttle Cll)' ... -. nu I""' l'ICl'fTtOUt IUIMH Buch. Celtl 92&63 .9X: County on Octot>tr 3· ~8"ed Orenge Cout ,ICTITIOUI IU...... ducted by • COfl>O'lliOn . ,,:.,oun~ ,.;:::• ~ FICTITIOUt IUttNlll NA• ITAftmNT PUBlJC MJTIC[ Thlt t>u1lnea1 11 con· l9 '811MO o9ify Pllol OctObtr 27, No-NA• aTA~" w Jamee Sm.n. Preei-
NAMl.-TATIMIN'T Tht lollowlnt l*°IO!ll .,. -=-dUcleel Cly 91\ lnd!Yidual 1= ... "'-vemoer 3. 10. 17 19"__ ,,. IOl!owlng ""''°"' .,.. ""'' -. -pt04)0Al'f untll the-hOurOf dOo butlnetl ... FICTine>Ut eu-a• Sttv• H1tle,n Publ--. vrange Couf M-382 doing bUtlMM.. ~ Thi• tlltement WU filed PELltEV
2 001> m on NoYembet 13· Tl'll IOllowlnQ peraone.,. H~8LIT COMPUTER MAME ITATl•NT Thi• tl•ttment ••• flied Oell~ Oc10t1« 13• 20• JAVANO 6 ASSOCIATES. with the County Clerk of Ot· KEITH H PELKEY. ~fc:n:roc;oacing~ ~ ~z:e. COL· SERVICES. t41 2 Vivien d~ =::ton•.,. with the County Clerk OI Or· 27· bet •3• t9M M-331 P\8.lt NOTICE 2400 Pac Cout Hie.:~ = CouMy on OctObet 2'0, ua:umbed U> ~
Tannll COWta. at Fountain LEGE MEDIA SYNOICAJE. ~ ~ Eltleh. Celi! OLP FINANCIAL SEf'· =·County on October 3• FICTmOUa auelNIM ~:~ 9~ ~ • 1 • nnaa afl('r 8 long lllneu at
Vtl:'li Rtcr .. llon Centat 1874 =St' Cc»la M--. Altieri L Hoblll, Jr. t412 VICES, 2e5l Ir""" ,.ve., ,._ MllC M)flC( NAME ITATDmWT John J V.,, Oro.ti, 527 Publltohed Orange Cout g<' 67 Beloved huv = I:~ :s:: C~fY w2:.em KlllO t974 Vlvl•n l •ne, Newpor I ~ulJ~ 9:~:· Colla ...... Publlltltd Ofenge Coaat ACTI--....... The lolloWinQ per~ lrl Santa Ant A~. Newporl Dally Piiot Oc10bef 27, No-wbund o f EJi&t6tieth
1 • io. SI eo.1 MeM •Calif Eltactl. Ctllf HMO • Dally P11o1 October 13, 20, ·-• dOing bultneae 11· BtlCtl, C,itl 92&63 vemw 3. 10, 17. ttea n-ik 1 f .1.. catlonl t2e;. I • .. 11\11 butlneH 11 con· Tat Piii\ Trtdl'lsCorpor· 27, Novtmbet3, 19M NAMI aTATl•NT TRANS WORLO EX· Thl1 ~t1ne11 11 con· M-375 r 'C' <'y. Ovtng am r ~!c,~ ~ ::; Tnlt bualneu 1, eon-duded by· en lndlllldutl :•K>n. ~.~n1:a 14
1 = M-350 oJl'll tOllowtng """°"*.,. PAESS. 3 ioo Avwrt Av-ot John E. Pelkey and :C, tltl9ll be ace;~ ducted by· en lndllllckHll . Albert l . HO&bit Jr U~C.llf. 921t7 ' o"1A~~N COM· -Stt 107, Coat& Mtita, Barbara J, Bernal.
by OM ot 1hl lotmt OI bid· Httry KelaO wi:.'11e"~b.,.-:' O:~ Thi• bulln•u I• con· PU8UC NOTICE PUTER CONSULTING TO Call~'2~t« Inc "alJO urvived by two
derl' MCUtlty t~.CS by T~tt~~=ot~ enge County on Octotltr 3 oueted t>y ~corpor1110t1 ,ICTITIOU9 IU ... H THE STARS. 113 A C.lllom1&. 3100 AIMv Av: b ro thers • ..F.ucene · " Section 10 of the $pttlft. wt1h 'c ty ~ _.._ •• ,,: 1eat ' Frink Gr.... , NMM ITAT'ltmlfT CIMrbrootl. COit• U.... IN.ii Sit 107 Cotti-Mela. l'elkty of Pf.lm Oto· catiOlll ,.. prQPOMll ltlatf ~ OU!'lty Oii _,,,_. ~. -11\4 IUttnltl\t WU !tied Cellf 9212' '
be ~IO PAOJECT HO tNe . ,.._ .. ~= with the County Clll1I of Or· ni. follo-Mng pereone art h~ L.91 Gecltn t 13 A Calif 92'28 erl. and Thomat _..,. ...__ nian• Pvbll~ .... lf'gl ~ Cou Oc 3 OO<ng ~... _, • Thi• butlnesl It eon· D lk r ~-11 -* -mailtO Of """'" p Ot eoeat 0.1ty Pilot October 13, 20. = nty Ol'I. tow ' ROMA RICI INTER· CIMrbrootl. Cotta U.S.. ducted by. aeorpor•tlon ~e <'Y o ~ nu,_ =: ,: ~yblc:. '': o.1~~10::9 n. No-:n. Nolltmbet 3. 1He -. 1 ' '1111141 NA TIONAI.. 1870 Senti Ant Cej~.:2?!~,,... It con Denn. H Lew••· PrMklenl t;A. Al~ survived by
her of'fict In the Chy H ... , vember i . 10, 17. 1Ne M-340 Publllhed Otlf'QI eo..t Avt . Ste "I<, Coate MIN. d\leled by an ll'ldtvldual • Ttltt 1t1temenl. WM hied • anindt·hildrfll and l
io200 II••« Avenue. on Ot . ~ rta.JC M>TtCE Ditty"'°' October 13, 20. Call! ~1 Gary\. Oedafi WtththeCountyCWlc olOr· gr"' tr-an<icl'uld.
t*Ot• !tie hOUt ltlled At -1. Noftn\btt S, 1N& TT • Tra"'91 &«v!cMtne . ""* lttltfntnt WM fllecf -no-County on Oelot>« 20• ·Memtmal ~f"Vl~S.
detiOIH1tt4l t#M al blda P\&IC M)tlC( FlCTmOUe ..,_.a M-344 a CallfOfnla Corl>OJMIOft, With tfll County Cler1l of Or· 1IM Wl'dnada N • '9Ctl~ will be publlefy NA• ITAlamNT te7o Stn'9 AM Ava . Ste. Counl on Octoow 3 ,... y. Mll"fT\ oPll'*I lllltnllltd end ell-f1CTmOUt IUtelaM Tiit IOllOWlnQ peraonl.,. ptBJC M)TIC! "I<"'. C01t1 ....... CtM. = Y • Pvblllhtd Otangi1 Colat b(>r 5, 1986 al 11 00
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detl and 1ht pubfle "' In The fOlfOW!ng pertont ar• CANYON qovt. • JcMnl f1CTITIOU9 ..,..... Th.. b\ltmH• 1' C"Of'I• P\it>hfted °'""' Cout vtmber s, 10· tl. ,... t.. .. w n M m 0 r I a I
1Med to be prtlMl'lt et 01e ~ blitllntll.. \iial'lt~. • 605 30th g,,.... u.. ITA,_,. ~'~~Ilion, ~ ,._. Octow 1s. 20. M-3n Ch.aJl('I Und.« ltw
declar1t1on ot U ld (l)PfUOAITV PAGINO l Ste 205. NewQof1 e..dl, The IOlloWlng """°"' lft Th .. ltatemint ?:"'111ec1 27, November 3. 1... •-IC ..,,TIC£ "' f u~..o..--. pt~· COMMUNICATIONS co. c.tlf t*l OOinG butlneM.. ........ Or M44t ..--"" •~A"tlJ n 0 ~r AlbldtlOr~.l'llflm-fll)PAIOAITY PAOEA co EOwon 8tlOOI 60$ ~h f A"EEWAY IUSINESS wlttl the County ....... of • t.oi..wn ~onuary. Hl2~
ined end ded•ed •tie,... ~)PRIORITY PAOINO co Street, Sit 20$. Newpor1 CENTlR. Olo The G•ctn. = Counay on Octot>tt 3· "8.IC M)TIC( '1Cm~ ~M Gt·i l~t Ave C<ts&a ~ 17y tt1e City Cl«tl to d)PRIORITY COMMUN1CA.· 1eeet1 Ctllf tHel Gtoup, 11s1 Do" atr.et. ~ ··•·-... •
Ult City lnglMer and tht IONS co (t)ftlltlORITY RtGtWd All!nMy. &OS ~II 8111t• 270. ~ e.edl. ~lllllhtd Ot ': '1Cnnou9 .,.... The~ pnotle .,. M $40·$$~ I
City At10N'lef tor cftle:tllfte ,AOfESSIONAl SIAVICU 81rMt, Ste 20~, ,....._., C..I HMO • lf'QI • MAim ITAW doinQ ~ •
llnd ~to the City Coun-(f)PAU'fARlD PAOINO CO a.en. Calif 1*3 Lawrerw A Oorte. H ~obtr 13, 20, TM,......,.,._,. .. · 104111 ASSOC~TU. 2201 r 'I ct11tMtr..-~on (g)PA!HAAl!O COM· MOrJUn o Canyon Peltr Noratrend and 27. J tlMM44t .....,_._ M.nlft ltT..i '411t• 203, •
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The Ram1 try to stay a
game ahead In the NFC
Weetwhen theytake on
the Super Bowl champion
Chicago Bears tonight.
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droppecrOutofconten-
tlon for the AFC West title
with a 21-1 O loss t6 Den-
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Hollywood defenda lteelf
agaln1t charges It has
glamorized drugs./ Al
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Experts says NATO's
conventional forces
would be overwh .. med
by Soviets tn absence of
nuclear deterent./ Al
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Fair Brings coni1ty<l ews oget her
I 3th annual Israel
Fatrdraws 13,000 -
vtsitors to Mesa
BJ PAUL .UCKIPLE\' °' .. ..., .......
. v,11t0n to the 13th annual Israel
Fair Sunday cxpcncoced the excite-
ment of traditional music and
darK:e, ~ted lhc dehcaacs of k~ cookina, heard the talcs of
okl Israel and remembered the
borron of the holocaust.
A walk throuah l~ Cllhibits
ofreiM a iJimpee of a rich Jewish
cuJt~ in an afternoon visat. ..
Abd that. said Chcllc f nedman, was the joaJ o1Che annual fa,r.
· "It's-a feelina of the Jewish
community pulhn& toaether." -----edman -sard~-""tt-"lj~-ft.eft-fMl'--a...i
pniution can tell its story."
Ti\lins the 13th celebration its
"Bar Mttzvah Year," orpnizen
attracted 13,000 visitors Sunday Jo
the fair that included more than a
hundred booths tan&Ull from a
benkofTerinsrcalestate an lsrul toa
booth peddhna lsraelJ pantthose.
"The fair provides an opportuni·
ty to pubhClle products from Js-
ract," 111d f nedman, the director of
Jewish Federation's community re-
lations-committee.
Some exh1b1tors also sctzed the
opportunity to demonstrate how
traditional Jewish ways· can be
adapted to the modern world
At one booth were Dttydl
pinatas. with ~dl - a top game
played ai Hanukkah -combined
with the p1nata that IS popular ID
Sou them California ·s La ta no com-
munity.
AnotbCr booth showed how
memben of a synaaoaue who tem-
porarily shared q_uarters with a
Christian voup built a Chuppa out
of plast1c pipe for easS' disassembly
and storqe.
"It shows how to take American
tecbnol<>sy and apply it to tra·
~ Jeaebel of Kla•lc clcnrna palnta the face of larael Fair at e
Andrea Rotterm•nn. 9. of lrTl.ne durinC ttie pa.nda Sunday.
d1ttonal Jewish wa)'$," Fnedman
said.
Th~ fair also empha 1zed the
importance of bnn11n1 together the
Jewish community worldwide and
tyina present and future icnerations
to tllear past. .
One exh1b1t touted the-Youna
J
Leadership Program that a1ms to
bnng new leaders to the. vowma
community, esumated at 100,000 m
Oranic County.
"About five years aao the median aae of our leadership was around
SO," Friedman said.
Youna people returning to
Amcnca from visit to lsrael came
back with renewed Cllcitemcnt
about their faith and a dc$tre to
participate, but they wanted to work
wuh their peers.
The Youns Leadership Proaram
wa launched and la t )ear anctudcd
(Pleaee Me l~RAEL/ A2)
OUI WINNEIS ON A4l
TODAY'S NUMIEIS ON" A2
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amity,
ftiends
mourn . .
youth
BJ PAUL ARCBIPLEY
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At a time in their h"es hen they
should be cxpmcncini me U•
ubcranceof life. fncnd$ of Duid Qallacdo 1n \Cad focused on llie ... ___ ""'
trqtdyofan unumelydeatbdunn1a
rosary Suncby for the slain )outh.
More than I SO fnends and famaJy
-most of them 1ehoolmatcs -
attended the ro~ at Harbor La"'n
Memorial Chapel in Costa Mesa. Long after Deacon Harold Melton
bepn sayina the rosary. mourners
continued to anivc and crowd into
the vestibule.
• Aowen surrounded the open
casket asMdton stood ncatby rc~t-ina the htany, .. Hail Mary, full of vace. th~ Lord is with Thee ...
Gallar(to, IS. was hot to death
early Wcijnesday when be and a
ftiend were allesedJy buraianzsna
wheels from a Porsche at a Costa
Mesa VW rCJ><1:1r shop.
A man pblice have declined to
identify ran out of the shop while
Gallardo was alleicdly rcmov1ni the
lua nuts from one of the wheels and
16-)ear-old Tom Ramu-a stood
watch_ -----""---"" The two teen-eacrs jumped into
Gallardo'.s VW. sedan to. flee and the
man allcsedl> ftred a sinale sho&&un
blast from close ranic throup the
dnver's side window. --
Gallardo wa strucli 1n the head and
died less than two hours later.
Ramirei was &tTC tcd and told he
could face manslauahter charscs bc-cau~ hts fncnd ~as laln while the
pair ~ere allcacdly commtttina a
felony. · •
(Pl ....... J' AMIL TI A.2)
Reagan to.head big GOP bash in Mesa today.
BJ PAUL A.RCKIPLEY .... ..., ........
Volunteers fcveri hly tied
baJloons, assembled fl14S and cov·
ered posters with pohttcal slogans
Sunday ~~cnil'I& ah preparation for
President Reapn's amval tOday at
Costa Mna•s Pacific Amphitheatre.
where he will headline a massive
Repubhcan rally.
Rt8Pn. makana htt final campaian
appearance of 1986, will share the 11.11' with a alate of GOP candidates
scclona to wan or return to office
hMuJcd to appear .. re Gov.
Georae DclJlcmeJ1an who'J-runnins
for a second term. Rep Ed Zschau
who wants to unseat Sen. Alan
Cranston and fonnct Lt Gov. Mike
Curb who wanu to wen has JOb back
from Lto McCarthy.
A1so l:1ted to attend arc controller
candidate 8111 Campbell, attorney
aencral hopeful Bruce Gleason and
scetttary of late candidate Bruce
Ne tandc .
Orpnizcrs expect to fill the 18,S()().
capacity amphitheater wJth. Re.
publican cnthu iasts for a pohucal
utravapnz.a that will include sky-
d1 vers, 0.1 drops, confetti cannons.
Uncle Sam on stilt . a 40-foot h11h
tatue of Liberty, a live elephant.
S,000 red. white and blue balloons
aoina up and .s.500 comina down.
Marchm1 bands will perform from
Co ta Mesa and Estancia ht&h
schools.
The arounds will be fe tooned with ..
N~ departnient lie a d take s
chances'. rettr~s early· .
Wide Be)Ckr dtdn't want to retire
bu• tht prospect of taluna a pay cut
after neac1y 20 years of service for the
ctty of Newport 8cach :forced has
hand.
Friday Wll h11 la1t day. ..
Tht 6J..yar;..oW dtlUlOf of t~ city~,~ 1tN1CtS ckpanmtnt has ~Reef its quits -noe btaautt of-.
but oat of" hr thet ¥CM«I win '1alh
his PIY chttk •PU ~mcnt ncfits
by "'"'°vina Prop 61 n T uadaf e*tt0n.
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I SO American Oaas and"• itors ~•II
.,.,ave"50mc..2,.000 posters.. ~
Voruntttrs were bus) unday
scn"bblih& slopns for the Team ' 6
concept that emphasize Rcapn'
hope bis coattail Wlll stretch far and
·"Ide.. Mcuqei included any combma·
uon: "()(ukm~iao and lonashore."
"Gleason and Curb," "Retire
Cranston," "Zschau Now ...
me ~ten even hinted at lc<1s
immediate political drtams: .. Vote
MlllLE
Reagan for a Lh1rd t~."
Volunteers came from unou
Rcpubhcan stronahbl<f . Diane
Roaen. an aide to tatc Sen. Manan
Bcracson. told a aroup of youths
workina on po ten to concentrate on
the rally's pnont1c . ·· •
:-:-rhc fim pnont)' 1 t~e pre 1dent
and Z.schau," R tr'S said . 'The
tceond is DculcmcJUln and Team
' 6... he also said they hould
cmpha 1.zc the call to vote on Tues-
(Pleue eee R&AGAJlf/A2)
Irvine board balks
atPropostlon 61
colintermeasure
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"Youna profe s1onats tend to act
1osrto the :Jewish community as the)
ttt involved in their profe sional
aum~r. "I likt tbat tae•a a \usi-
nnaman," Emiah said.
O\her vohanteen ancluded C1aiN
ROKG~ of Newport etach .....
huJbl.nd, Nathan, was a con-~onaJ candidate in tlw June pri~. and Cathy Cottrell, wbo as
Zschau s nac:tc.
VoluntttrS said thty Wtte prepared
to work late into the nitht ifnecnsary
"
r '° .. ve IM ...,Wtbeater .et for the tallytiili~at I p.m. . _ Oltll to dli tree rally will optn at
ll:JOLIL However. no one will be admitted
without a ticket. Oruee County ~ = "-IQuanen and candidalel' ~ lllvc been
distnbutina tM tiekets~nce \be rally
WU announced lut ~k. · '
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community loses their kills." Jhe
said. "So Yo\lna Leadership is 1 very
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LOS ANGELES (AP) -'The
maker of a stomach balloon used to
treaJ obesity is wamina doctors
nationwide to cunail its use after 80
people ,,,ho used tile device de·
velopCd jsenous medical problems
and ofte dicd.1t wasTepOrtectSonday.
New labehna information ~ed
Oct, 27 by American Edwards Lab-
oratories to 2,000 aastroenteroloaists
tnined to 1n1Crt the.device warns of
more severe side effects than
previously thouJht, the LOs Anaeles
Tunes said.
Called the Garren· Edwards Gastric
Bubble, the-device is inserted into the
stomach throuah the mouth as a
te111p6lt11y nteasl!re 10r-~J t
appetite and bel,p patients lose large
amountf of weiaht.
Amencan Edwards instructed doc·
tors to have patients notif~ them
immediately if they sutrer such sym~
toms a abdominal pain, vomitina or
increaled ap,petite. The bubble bu
caused oerl6rations and uJcen oftbe
stomach and intestinal blockqes, it
said.
ltt t..,_...,.tltee, AIReR81A. lii4wM&I
recommended removal of the balloon
after three months instead off our ind
sugested limiti.n& its use to onl_y the
most severely overweisht patients.
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. private industry if Propsition 61 people." wouJd cost tuptyers about S7 billion
passes. the board had met with an Getchcl said there was also some tf present employees arc not allowed
attorney tn closed session Oct. 21 to lepl question whether a contract to carry over their accumulated ~ck
sec if the d1stnct could postpone the executed so close to the election . and vacation lime.
effects Qfthe referendum. would be "Vah4-· "The potential impacts of Pron..
If passed Tuesday. the propo ition Board ~1dcnt Helen CameTon osatjon6l arcreallynotknown,"safd
will limit the maximum pay of late and ~e .Wtke.ham •• supponed the ... Getcbel on Saturday. "I do believe
employee to$64,000-80percentof prot~1v, ~lut1on. Th~ potent•~ there are a lot of dHfercnt opinions .. the JOVemor·~ salary. 'It ~II aim fiscal impact (of Prop(>SJlJOn 61) IS '
prohibit public officials and cm frigbtcnina," uid Cameron in ao AqUci~~counbaUle over the
plo)US from savina up sick and interview before the mcctins. .. interprctauon of Proposition 61,
vacation leave from one year to the' "Under the present system," said Dale Coopn. supcrinie.ndent of the
next. 'l> Irvine Superintendent Stanley Corey, Ocean View School District said he
• Bccau5C the ballot measure would "cml>loyccs arc allowed a day per advised th~ District's Board of
not apply to employees unttl their month of sick leave which they accrue Trustees apmst a similar action.
contractsexpife, the board was study· toward retirement credit. IL would "ltru•t thcaood sense of the people
1Jl& a resolution to cover principals. not be po1sibJc..uoder Proposilion 61. of this state that it (the proposition)
assistant principals, school psychol-"If everyone bad lo use their sick won't pal$,"
ogists and other selected employees leavel>eforelheendoflheyearorlose .. lfitdidl)ISS, l'm~itwouldbe
not already covered by collecttve it, the effect ~ould be to increase the tied up in the.courts for twoycan and
barpmina. use of substitute teachers consider-life would 10 on." •
The resolution would be "to ensure ably," Corey said. The Irvine Unified School District
that normal salary proarcss. vacation There is also the question of who joins the; Ocean View. Laauna Beach
and s1clt leave -accumulation will be would compcnsete existina em· Unified and the Huntincton Beach
unaffected for ~b.c durauon of the ployccs if they are not allowed to Ci!)' JrCbool districts in dccidina
agreements." carry forward their sick and vacation apinst takina protective action.
Depend ma on the lengths of the time. The Ora nae C.Ounty Department of
contracts. the actiQn would hvc It is not clear in the propoution E.ducation and the N~-Mcsa
delayed the effects of Prop, 61 up to whether the district or state would be Unified, Fountain Valley, Hunt-
four )'Cars. responsible for the t.clt benefits. but inaton Beach Union Hilb School and
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lation that they'll ao1na be effective if
the proposiuon pesses," said Beyeler.
"Rather than do that. I just made a
clean break ofit"
For Bcyeler, it ends 33 years of
aovemtnent work. He started his
career in f9,. with lhc City of Santa
Monica after retirina f'roni the mili-
tary. He came to 1'0rt fbt Newport
Beach in 1967 and wu promoted to di~or of aeneraJ services •bout I 0
ye.an later.
The city praentJy is aeekins a
rcplacemtnt.
The controveni.al proposition also
would prevent employees from ac-
cumulatifta sick leave and vacation
time. Employees who have ac-
cumulated sick days and vacation
ume must use up the time by the end
of the year or lose n.
Many employees in Newport
Beach have built up 9CVettl month's
worth of vacation and sick tJme:
Further, the propositi'M' would
place a $7S~ari·hour limit on con·
tracted 5CfVices and would bar ir
lovernment from payina more than
64,000 to any one contractor in a
giv~n year.
more than $7S...n·hour, Wynn sa1d ;
·the city could be dcpneve<i of top •
lcpl rcpt'CSCntation.
In attothcr example, Wynn sa1d a =!
large-scale contract JOb such as the :
ruent $2 million dredging project 1n !
Upper Newport 88y may become :
nearly imJ)Osstblt tO mal'Clgt. :
.. As I understand 1t, we miaht have
to d1vJde the work up into separate
$64,{)()proJCC'lS with different contrac-
tors." said Wynn. "That would be a
ni&htmare."
Newport Beach City Manaaer Rob.
trt Wynn said the most severe cuts
proposed under the proposition m. ay
have to do WJth contractina work
Attorneys htr'Cd by Newport Beacti Gann has stated that cntJcs of lbe
to defend the caty in an on.'Jtl·wa.-propos.ition arc the same people who
housing lawsuit were paid S 11 n-cl11med Propos1tion 13 would have a
hour. said Wynn. By havina~o pay no cripphna eff«t-0n tbc4latc.
FaMIL¥, JrRlENDS MOURN FOR YOUTH •••
Board member Gordon Getcliel the school board doesn't have the \be Saddlct.clt Valley Ooifiechcbool
said at the 9 a.m mecuna Saturday resources to do 1t. Cameron said. Cilstncts voted in favor of offerin&
SU<'h an action could be construed -as Accord.in& to a lqislative-analyst; cootncts to selected employees to
an attempt to thwart the wtll of the the one-time buyout of benefits Jlave off the effects of Prop. 61. ~--------------~----~------~~--------------~--~~--------___,ProlaAl But the man who fired the shot was ·Times reported. • ·
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arrested. The investipt1on wu tum·
~ over to t.K district auomey~s
office.
But the man who shot Gallardo
told Russ Williams, manqer of the
auto shop, that he couldn't sec clearly
who was runni111 away on the fogy
niaht. and he couldn'l l« O::J ~ teen-qcn throu&h the fi win·
dows of the car. the Los Anaeles .. =E· 1111y Piii
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Williams was also quoted as sayina
that the man said his aun went off
accidema.l Ix,
Ironically, Gallardo had been nircd
to be&ln workina part-tJme at Holtz
V'l/f llee>air where he was shot to d~.
Accidenlll or otherwise, David
G~llardo'.s .death wu hard to com-
ptebepd for the young people from
Estancia High School where he was a
sophomore. ,. •
·As &iris held each other tiaJUly,
tears strcamina down their races,
Deacon .Melton of St. John the
Bapti c Olhol~ CbtllciJ id sad ,
"It's very dramatic for these youna-
sters."
Funeral scrvicts arc scbeduled at
noon today-et lhe-church.-.at J-OH w.
Baker St Interment will follow at
Harbor Lawn.~mctery.
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