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Huntington PQ tee upset ythe release
of a con denttal te etype to newspaper
By llOBEJlT BAUD °' ...............
• Gnsly details all~y sheddina new baht on the kidnappan1 and
• slay1n1 of)ouna wo~ from Hunt•·
inJtOn Beach and Redlands earlier
thlS month have been disclosed in a
President Reagan says
responlibHlty for Iran, ,
arma lhlpmenta la hla and
that he does not view the
effort aa a flaaco./ Al .
Coaet
Non-smokers have a-bet-
ter chance of being hired
by the city of Laguna./ A3
World
Ten' of thousands of
people march through
· Manila In the funeral pro-
~on of a llaln labor
leader.JAi
Sporta
Golden Wnt'a fo.s>tball
bowl opportunity should
be decided aoon./C1
confWkntiaJ police k~type tent IO ..,cits in five southland counun.
Ahboulh HuntiftllOll Be8ch Poh~ \Oday officially would Mitbtr con.
firm nor ckey tendina the meuaec
Tuetda~\ M>un:es clOlt to the 1n-
vestipt1on said it had been 1ent,
· The kletype was an eObrt by pohce
Family
of slain.
teen to .
file suit '
Le a:iactfon pending_
atnst shop owner
~fter Mesa ~hootil!_g_
By PAUL ARCBIPLEY
Of .. 0.-, ........
The family of a slain Costa Mesa
1ttn·IJCr was expected to file a
lawsuit today apinst the man who
alleaedly shot the youth. their at·
tomey ,lllid Wednesday.
Santa Ana attorney Amador Cor-
ona called a press conferen~ for
today 10-explain the details of the
lawsuit apHlst au&<> repair -Jhop
owner Eric Vincent Holt
Holt reportedly fired the shotaun
that killed David Gallardo, l S. on the
"''ht of Oct. 29 when he and ~nion Tom Ramirez were al-
l ty steahna car parts at the Costa
esa shop.
Corona sajd the laWlU1l apinst
Holt w1IJ hkely be the only one filed
by Gallardo's fanuly. He SI.Id Stan
and Alva Gnetela Dack. Gatlardo's
stepfather and mother, ~ould attend
the press conference.
An invntiptor work•"I for Or-ona also was tryina 10 obtain eounty
medical tteords on Gallardo's death
in time for the press confntnce. .
The case has swirled in controversy
sfoce the sbooUn&. •
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INDEX (Pleue eee 8BOOT11'10/ A4 J
OVEMBER 20, 1916
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to ~' additional anfonnataon about Marlow and Coffman &Uesdly took
tutpeeb Jama Gfe80l'Y Marlow. JO. Lyne! Murti~. 19. to the tfununaion
and Cynthia ~ynn Coffman. 24. Beach Ian net aht was kidnaPeed
Marlow 11nd, Coffman, whO: were lat Wednetday cven1na from her
anuted in the Bia Beat area .... pan-tune JOb at Pri~ Clcanen.
Friday, were cbafled Wltb armed · · Murray wu found the next day
fObbtry I bufllary, kidnaj! aJad bouftd aftd face down lft a blJhtub f'uU
tnlirder an tbc Redlands cue. TtitYH of _...., where she died of stranau·
be cfwled in the Huali11110n 8eeCb lation. ICCOl"dina to the~. crime once the It.pl wort .cleln in The pol~ communique •id Cor-
San Bernardino County, officials 1nna p . Novas., 20, of Redlands. wu
.said. · . · 1 • abduaed Nov. 7 •t 1un1><>1n\ after
• it was reoorted in the ie~ype ttilt • Cofftnan and Martow a0eat4ly asked
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her to 111oc them a ndc to the
Uni\'tn1t) of Rtdlands from a lhop-
piq mall
She was taken to a location in
Fontana where s.hc was JCJ1ualty
molcSted, stranaJed and bUned an a
ahalloY! .,ave. ~ord1n1 to the k&e·
t)l>e. •
The couple then drove ov11· car
IO her •penmcnt. ~n: they 1e>lc
seven.I hou1eho14 llems that they
later sold an the Sin Bernatd1nQ area
. for druas. w reooit al~ -
SEE A2 FOi
TODA Y'S Nl»:iWEIS
Daws·on guilty
in '84 murder
Of his· eX--wife .
Jurors' decision -
saveshllllfrornllfe
te~ and no parole
By ROBERT HYNDMAN °' ... .., .......
Donald Emal Dawson. the former
assistant dean at Saddleback Com·
munity Cotleae. was convicted
Wednesday of first-desrec murder in
the 1984 shooting death of has c~x
wife.
The Supenor Colitt jury in Full-
erton found Dawson JUtlty of usina a
pistol in the comm1ss1on of the cnme.
but fouftd-no-tvidcnce that be hid m
the Lalce Forest home, ly1n1 an wait
for his ex-wife to return from a date
Wlth.her boyfriend.
Deputy Dtstnct Attorney James
Ennght araued for such a fmd1na.
which would have (\ualified Dawson
for life m pnson wttbout chance of
parole.
.. It was a touah case," Ennatn said
this momi~ .. We didn't ba.ve wit-
nc-sscs. unfortunately, to prove the
ped al circumstance and it~., touah
for the JU!')' to evaluate a theory."
Defen.st" attorney Ron Brower will
dcctdc on Fnday whether" to
JodF Kathleen O'Leary to sentence
Dawson or mo"e ahead to the sanlt)
phase of the tnal.
Dawson has pleaded not 1u1hy by
reason of 1nsan1ty. althouah he claims
he now is sane. Although Br<>Wff
declined to announce a decisaoo
Wedn~y. Enn&ht sa.id ht CA~ a
sanity phase to follow.
"He has nothins to I~ ..... Enri&ht
said. "It's an eitcellent pmble lor
them."
· If the ju!')' iinds lhatJ:>aw1on Wai
·insane when he com matted t.he cnmc.
and further agrees that he is now sane.
Ennaht said "the judse may be hard-
prcsscd not to release him immedi·
ately" dc$p1te the first-dearec murder
conv1cuon.
Bro"'cr uid Wednesday he -..as not
surprised by the jury•s verdict.·
"I'm pleased that they found the
pecial circumstance untrue and that
he'll now be ehJible for parole, .. he
id ... But I'm 1litapp0tntecttbat-th----·1
didn't find him 1u1lty of secoOJ -
dearce murder instead."--· -. Daw~n could face a maximum of
2S years to life in prison for the
conviction, plus two additional years
because he used a hand&un, Brower
said
uch a scntenct would make the
former El Toro re idcnt eligiblcJot:
pro le 1n half that time, Brower said. .-
Dawson ,1so Wlll rcca"c cil:dirfortbc
t-.o )ears of jail um~ he ~Jrcady has /
ser'\'ed .• ...
Evidence prcscntrd dunna the tnaI '
shoYrcd that Dawson armed himself
with two 1uns, sc"eral boxcs of
ammunition. a set of handcuffs and a
len&th of rope. .i
Wnnesses tcsoficd that Dawson
(Pleue eee DA 1'801'/ A2J
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By TONY SAAVEDRA
Of .. 0.-, .........
Pushed by the need to bolster
security at the overcrowded James A.
Musick Honor Farm. Oranae County
supervisors apPfOved a controversial
expanSton plan Wednesday that
would move anmitcs out of tents and
into dormiton~
However, county officials also
vowed to pursue Supervisor Bruce
'Just Say No'·
just not enough
in w~r. on ,dr,µgs
By,,PHIL SNEJDERMAN ----· --------
ot .. Mir,......,. EleNltth In•..,,,..
Is the United States in the ariP ofa <....
dru• cp1dcm1c? validity at it's pan of an 1nt~ted
Or 1s the nation merely S-Aept up in. ~rua pte\iention proeram, .. seid Dr.
drua hy tena? Edward Kaufman. who is an as.
Wall Nancy Reapn's .·•Just Say SOC11te professor of ps)chiatry and
No" campaign rnlly keep )Oun~ters human bd\av1or at UC Irvine ... But if
from samphn111lcpl chemicals. you just pass out buttons and nbbons Or as it JU t a political catch phrase to kids it's a farce."
that wall ha'e no mort impact than Kaufman said a comprchcnsl\e
Gerald Ford's WIN (Whip Inflation prevention proaram must ao beyond
Now) buttons? JUSt educat1n1 younpters about the
Local eitpens on dru1 abuse offer danttrofd,,.. He said iulso should
mi!!.C<l opinions But they art skep-focus on improvinJ p1rtnlint skills.
ucal about 1mptistic slopns as the prov1din1 altemauvts to drua ute,
sole solution to widespread dnaa trtat•na students and dropouts who
abuse. already have drut problems and
.. , think •Just Say No' hH 1e>me providina healthy role models for
Nestande's idea to eventually close
the minimum-security jail and trade
the prime El Toro real estate for
remote land on which ro build a Jiii.
County offietals, with Supervisor
Ralph Oark absent. voted unani-
mously for the plan to push the
capaclly at the escape-plagued jail
from 829 pnsoners to I ,HS by the
end of the century.
Mothers with maU children were
CRACKING DowN
younpters.
Kaufman said it's -<lifficuh lo
aeneralize about how students arc
affected when a maJor spons figure r
movie tar is arrested on drua charges
-or con umes a fatal overdose.
He said a bordcrlioe user who
"-Orries about expcnmentma. with
dru~ may d~ide to stop because of
what happened to a role model. But
hard-core users w1lt•'Pf'Obably rauon·
aliLe that they can avoid an unhappy
rare.
Nevertheless. Kaufman believes
drua problems deserve more auen·
(Pl ...... 'JVST'/A4)
amona the crowd filhna the board
chambers Wednesday. Many of the
residents from the Lake Forest and
Serrano Park communiucs had
fought Iona• and ha.rd against the
proposal to expand the Jail and
consolidate tr11n1n1 academics for
the county sbenffs and fire depan-
ments onto the 100-acrc 1te.
But homeowners ~re rcsianed
Wednesday to be content with some
added restnc11ons as well as the
supervisors' promise to work toward
a trade that would move the Jail to a
more remote area.
"The supervisors did about as
much as they could," said Marcel
Fernandez a Serrano Park resident.
•· tt • s nice that they p ve some hope of
mo\-mg the faC1hty at some point in
time. l don't think it's a smokescrrcn
to quiet the com!"'unity."
lnalettertothcboard.Ne tan<k-
whosc di trict includes the Musick
fac1hty-proposcd the land swap as a
solution to the dih::Pfma created a
dtcade aao when new homes were
approved to be built 1.000 feet away
from theJa1I.
count) task force bas tentatively
1denuficd four potential sites for
reloauna the Jail two to three miles
(Pleue eee HONOR/ A2)
Newport council ignores
Strauss, picks Cox mayor
By PAUL ARCHIPLEY
OfllleMly"'4 .....
A 'new.chapter m Ncwpon Beach
City Council history opened Wednes-
day and at least one council member
cxpre scd his d1 may that 1t read too
much hke a lot of past chapters.
John C. Cox Jr. ~a elected ma)or
by secret ballot and Evel)'n Hart
bcclme mayor pro tem at the af\er-
noon mcctina
Cox was elected <0n the second
ballot art er ty1na with Ma)or Pro Tern
Ruthelyn Plummer m the fi~t round
of votina.
Donald trau . enterina bi ninth
)ear on the council without ever
hold in& either po t and often at odds
with the counetl ma,ority. told fellow
council membcn th ) were rude for
ovcrlookina those who hold different
vie~s '"
"I wasdiuppoantcd in the outcome
of the mavor and ma)or pro tem
clect1ons," Strau s said "I think ll
represents the mabaht) ofth1 council
to ~c there arc t"-O points of view m
-the cit). ,.
"It would've been a counc\y to ac~nowkd&e that and make one of U'I
ma°"or or pro tem." he said.
Strau empha 1Led he didn't
doubt the abahtic of Coll or Han.
":rhc) 'II do.a fin! class JOb." be ad
"I will continue to be a team pla)cr.''
H 1 y,crc the onlv harsh word~ on
an af\cmoon filled with praise for
outso1ng council membcn and op-
timism for the comma term.
Plummer. who me thou ht
"-Ould follow trad1uon and mo"c into
the mayor' lot from the pro tem
post, was arac1ou tn defeat.
"I'm ~Cr) comfortable with Mayor
o" bcina our feartc ·leader.'' Plum-
mer said.
. Plummer J01nrd the choru.. of
praise for outgoina council membc~
Jackie Heather and Ball Agee who
chose not to run for nev. terms. "I want to SI) l thinl.. the tnbutc the
cat> o~ to-J,tck1 and. Bill .can be
rcpcll'ted." ~he said "To thcr
the) ·,e contributed over -a quan.cr
lentUf)•lO the C'll)."
Takma the pvel. Co\ too thanked
Hart and .\ace for their leadership
and crcJited them v.1th settina ham
mvolv~ 1n l-ity poHttt:
He \aid teamwork v.11s the ~rct to
the council'\ pa\l succes but ac-
knowlcJgcd unanamat) v.'l not the
rule.
"We've had our hare of dcbat
but all ha'e made u -.ork better,"
Co\ said. .. o o~ point. of 'icw
<.hould prc,a1I."
Cox \aid traffi proNems v.outd
conunuc to be the Cll) ., No I 1 uc,
and th t the council \hould be
prepan.-d to deal with dc,cloomcnt
(Pleue eee COX/ A2)
Ezpanslon called final phase of Newpo~ Center
• . Developer says butldout plan would just
comp ete esign vtsua iz years ago
BJ STE\11! MAULE ......... -
A quancr of 1 century llQ. Ray
Watton helped desip &he m11ier plan
for NeWpe>n Ctnttt.
At the tune. tht concept was revohauonary. rtlional thoppa na
and tMIMtl centtt.'1'1tt6ftkoe tOWftl
woatd IO Mre. the ,..,.,.counc there. I
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to~ homn on that stdt and 1n the
middte thett wovtd be a shopp1na
~tfl'.
Watton can't ttmm1bCf any op-
pot1tion to tht plan It the 11me.
.. Bick lhtn, people ~ t'~CJtC°d
about at. 11 the ur' eys -even n~-.·
-how that PfOplc hkc Ne~n
Centtt." -WatlOn ... h'• ACM. ll'I
clean. h 's a little hkc Di neyland:'
But times chanat and the c1mallr
ctnter that Wat1an helped desian in
the Hrl) I 960I ha now divided the ''f) community 1t wa built to tervt.
"c1t11tn1 ~.P-po~rful eno'.ilf\
to pther more than 6.000 asnatum
-has forctd a atywtde el«tton JO
'otm can dC'cidc whe1""1 Newport
Center Ulould bt uparwkd
The Qut U9n a~n H Mea\urt
on Tuctctay'• pcctal el«tion hellot.
Wilton, tht former Prnidtnt and a
urrctu 'K'C d\lirman of The hi &AC
,,,.,of two,,.,.,.
SPECIAL ELECTION
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Umvenity of Ch~.-
•1at1 news coriltttncr Tuesday
M and 01hn racard~n cau11~
lllintt takina the fish-oil capeulet
tMt are increaliftaly bt1na promoted ..._ companiet u a supp&trMnt.
id h would be better 10 eat f\lh
of fatty foods.
1 ~at~ annuil meet·
ina of the A~can Heart Associa·
tion that 16 fhelus monkeys fed diets
hiah ia fish oil d~clopcq far fewer
arterial c:kpolits.. or "olaques." than 8
monkeys fed a diet hiab in coconut
oil, a 11turated fat ktlown to cause .
harckMna of the arterid, , or
atherosdttosis.
Monkeys fed the coconut oil diel
had la,.er and more severe plaques.
and the plaques were found to contain
more inflammatory cells that can
damage he artery wall and -enhance
the formation of the cteposits, Davis
said. ..
He said the reuons why fish oil had
that effect arc not know,n. It lowers.
blood cholesterol level,s, which is
beheved•to be beneficial. It also has
various effects on artery walls. the
li¥er and spleen. bw researchers· do
n"ot know which of tho$c. arc
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John Parks .of the Bowm'an Gray
School of Medicine of Wake Forest
Universal)'. in Winston-Salem. N.C ..
reportcotllat1n-s1m1 ar stu 1es wlfh
African sreen monkeys the fish oil
seemed to keep cholesterol in a liqujd
form. rather than a semi-solid fonn,
in the bloodstream, perhaps making
1t easier for the body to get rid of the
offending cholesterol.
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Davis sa1d his studies and 'Other
research sugcst that fish oil may be
beneficial when substituted for other
saturated fats, such as those found in
meai. .
But he said no studies show a
beneficial effect o'f adding fish oit,
such as in capsules. to a t~ical '
American diet that is already high in
calorics, cholesterol and saturated fat.
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"Our recommendation would be to
replace the saturated fat in your diet
with fish," he said.·
"Popping a couple of fish oil
cap1Ulcs is not toing to solve what \he
problem ls, ... said Or:Eawin -merman
of the University of Wuhington.
Marder auapect Jamea llarlow la broq ht to Recllanda
Munlclpal Court ln chain• for hla arratanment Tueaday. FUTUR.~ DRUGS MAY WORSEN PROBLEM:: • .:
SUS·PECTS PLEAD.-.~ From Al ~ _ · .:
said to do:-tration. But it alters pcrccpttons' of ph}'sical dependence.
He also advised substituting fish
for meat in some meals. as the
American Hean Association has ad-
vocated for some time.
-Bierman has found that fish oil can
actually be harmful in some patients
with disorders that make them unable
to properly process fats. A number of
such pafients had higher cltolesterol
levels after taking fiSh oil than they
had-before; he-said. -
Or. Roger 1mngworth of the Or-
egon Health Sciences Uni versity in
Portland said, the amount of the
beneficial omcga-3 fatty acids from
fish oil varies widely in CQmmercial
fish-oil capsules.
And he said all of the commercially
available fish-oil -a.psules also con-
tain cholesterol. -
Omega-J fatty. ftCUh MC mon
common in deep sea fish .
Jl'rom:i\l
Deputy Public Defender Lewis
Palacios, Coffman told the coun that
she had been fed only a sandwich
since her arrest Nov. 14.'Ardcn said
he would take care ofhercomplai~t.
Adren set Nov. 26 as a hearinJ date
for all panics in the case to discuss
~rprogrMS. A preliminary hearing
date of Dec. 2 was also set.
-Meanwh1le:ln Orange Coumy,
officials from the Costa· Mesa Police
Department said the circumstances
of the killings of Novis and· Murray
led them to begin research on wheth~r
Neary's slaying could be related.
While police have said that both
Murray and Novis were strangl~d.
Costa Mesa police ha~m1_eclined to
give a cause of death fdJNeary. She
disappeared while on-an--<:rrand Oct.
11. and her body was found in
Straight people have trouble under-time and distance, adversely affects The myriad other drugs -as many
Riverside County Oct. 17. -standing why people get hooked on orre's ability to drive or operate as SOO of them -a~ indicatjons of
Police in Laguna Beach have angel dust or PCP. Some users say it machinery long after the acute phase the appetite for sensory alteration.
entered into the i,nvestigatfon as well. frees the emotions1 makes them feel oftyiio to three hours wears off. The same· ones used to •ct high are
.. Detective Lance Ish mael said that a better. Some say tt creates halluci-Cocaine and crack. It sives the user used also in suicide attempts.
wallet belonging to Noyjs was found nations. By any description, it docsn 't a sense of euphoria, of weU-being and The United States is beainning to
under a dumpster by a citizen on seem to be the kind ofthina that ls all increased ability. One feel.s alen, measure the problem. A significant
Nov.. 11. It was until two days later that pleasant. And by police reports. a energetic and sensually .. ulated. number of its people ar~n-nsomcd to
tnalthc wallet wasconncctedwtth the lot of PCP users tum violent. Yet the What is the advenised isc of drug habits that 1mpai'Rtl~ir uscful-
Nov1s disappearance. Ishmael said. drug is rampant in some areas, the pain-killers? Temporary re 1 f. ness to society and indtt<fmakc them •.
Two ofller suspecTs-in-fhe "Nov1s -!nner city.if\ the nation'uapilal. for --Hffottt:-There-· ift-a-stabt a-tiab~. •
case, Marlow's s1 tcr, Veronica Kop-instance. population of about half a million ln th1s one arena. there arc no •
pers. and Richard Orinkhouse, were . One could say that about any drug. heroin users in the nation. They still innocent bystanders.
also arraigned Tuesday in Redlands. no ma~~er what ~oefit the user ~s. look fol' .'hs dreamlike, euphonc Next ·oru1e C.Ut ex~ri. are·
Koppers pleaded not guilty to char~es ~anJuana. Jt gives a smoky high, effects. But it worms its way into the deptJw ,.., 1Jmple ,,.,.., .. Ye
of false imprisonment and receiving relieves tension. boredom, frus-chemistry of the brain and produces m•d effect oe ~ J11ar oe dlfll•·
stolen property, and Orinkhouse
pleaded not guilty to charges of
kidnap, kidnap for robbery and false
imprisonment. They face the same
hearing dates as Marlow and Cof-
fm_an.
HEROES SHARE LIMELIGHT IN H ·B •••
"From Al
Despite the gun and an implied
threat as the robber left First In·
sterstatC' Bank at Beach -Boulevard
and Adams A venue, Carney followed
on foot and then tried 1'o hitch a ride
when the robber stepped into a
getaway car. E.ventually, officer Mike
Preece happened by and Camey, a
truck dispatcher in Placentia, hopped
in the patrol car. When they. and
other police units cau&ht up with the
robber. they found a .38-aliber
automatic pistol and $4.000 in cash in
his car.
"When he turned and left with the
money,l could set his gun," Ca mey
said Tuesday. "He didn't say any-
thing. but he looked at me like he was
saying. 'don't mess with me.'''
But Carney said he didn't think
about bernf. afraid. ··1 felt I was part of
the action.'
pulled a large fan trom the window
throuah which the ·woman, Ima
Henley, 56, handed him her 2-ycar-
old arandaughter. He then crawled
into the smoke-filled room and
pushed Mrs. Henley out the window.
The little 1irl was doing fine when he
last saw"her, he.sajd. But Mrs. Henley
died from burn injuries several
months later.
Rodney Spooner also got an award
for heroism in ffie same fire. He
kicked in a kitchen door tryinJ to
rescue the victims but was dnven
back by smoke and flames. He then
went to the side of the yard and helped
Atencio.
Steve Rothen. Jn June. Rothen took
a paramcdic•s call about a ·toddler
being pulled from a pool who was not
breathing. While his partner 4is-
patched medics, Rothen gave mouth·
to-mouth instructions for mouth-l<>-
mouth rcsuscitat1ot1'"\Jover the tele-
phone. Family members, with
Rothert's help, got the child breathing
by the time that medics amved.
In February of 1985 a woman who
was having a baby called paramedics.
Rothert stayed on the line with her
and helped her through the breathing
process. He was still on the telephone
with her when the baby was born.
•Detective Chris Spurney, award
for merit. He bas developed an
information network and other bur-
·&)ary suspect infoi:mation that bas
helped solve many residential bur-
glaries, officials said.
GAME 10 I WEEK 10 I DAY 4
Another award for heroism went to
Dennis Atencio, 19. of Santa Ana.
Atencio was driving JO Golden West
College last Oct. 8 when he saw black
smoke coming from a house. He
learned a woman .and a baby were
trapped. He ripped.offthe screen and
Other people honored included:
•Fire Captain Victor Subia, award
for merit Supia took a vacation and
rushed to Mexico City on Sept. l 9
help save lives in the devastating
earthquake.-He tbok charge of the
International Red Cross rescue unit
in Mexico City. He also was in-
strumental in obtainfo& air baas and
other essential rescue equipment
donated by the United States.
•Fire Depanment dispatcher
About 140 people attended tht>
luncheon at the Huntington Beach .
Inn. James K. Stewart. director of the
National lstkute of Justice in Wash-. ..
ington. D.C.. was the featured ·
speaker
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11·19 -86
County election results tallied
By PHIL SNEIDERMAN
OflM~ ...... ·----t---Ora ngc County Registrar of Voters
Al Olson certified the results of the
Nov. 4 election for county offices on
Tuesday.
-· .. ~Everything lS tallied," Deputy
Registrar Shirter Deaton said.
She said the· results -will be for-
warded next Tuesday to (he Orange
County Board of Supervisors, which
will declare the county winners to be cl~ted. These winners include new
ORANGE .._..__,
COA8T .... ,r-1
4th District Supervisor Don Roth of
Anaheim and re-elected Count Re-
cor er ranc .
Deaton said Nov. 4 city council
races were cenified Monday to allow
some cities, includinJ Costa Mesa, to
swear in new officials at Monday
ni ght meetloas. -
Orange County's votes for aov-
emor and assembly members will be
sent to the California Secretary of
State's office for statewide cenifica-
tion,. Deaton said.
,
She said certification involves the·
counting
1
of absentee and dama cd :
balfots. e\C produce totals that
usually vary slightly from the final,
unoffic&als resufts released 1mmed1-
a1ely after the election.
Deaton said-the final count ~n
dicated 657.627 Orange County resi-
dents voted Nov. 4, for a 60.3 percent
turnout. She said that was Orange
County's lo~cst turnout in ·a state-
wide aeneral -election in at least 40
years.
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Lea
ly ROBERT BARKER °' .. .._ .......
I ~
Gnsl) detail' all~ly sheddift&
new h,ht on the kidnappina and
slayaoa of youna women from Hunt·.
mst9n Beach and Redlands earlier
thas rnonth ~e befn disctoted in a ~ . .
.
confidential police telctypt 1tnt to
qenc;in in fi-1e southland counties.
Altt.ou.h Huntiftaton Beach Policc
lOday officially would neithn con·
finn nor deny ttlMtina the meuqe
Tuctday, sourcea clote to the an·
vesfapt1on Yid it had been ten . •
The klct}'pe WIS a'n efTon by Police .
.. Fiimily
of slain
teento ~
President Reagan 9'IY9
reaponaiblllty for Iran
arm1 lhl,ment1 l1 his and
that he does not view the
effort asa fiasco./ Al
Coast
Non-smokers have a bet-
ter chance of being hired
by the city of ~aguna./ A3
World
Tena of thousands of
people march through
Manila In the funeral pro-
cession of a alaJn labor
leader./ Al
Sports
file suit
, .y PAUL ARCHIPLEY
OtllleDlllpNlt ...
The family of a slain Costa Mesa
teen-aaer was expected to • file a
tJwsuit today again t the man who
allqedly shot the youth, their at·
\orney said Wednesday,
Sant.a Ana attorney Amador Cor·
pna called a press conference for
today to explain the details of the
lwwstJJT -apinst 11\Jto repair •bop
1>wncr Eric Vincent Holt. •
Holt rcponedly fired the shotaun
that killed David Gallardo, IS, on the
nt&ht of Oct. 29 when he and
~m nion Tom Ramtrez v.ere al-
l ly stealana car parts at the Costa
esa shop.
Corona said the lawsuit apanst
Holt will hkcly be the only one filed
by G~llardo's family. He said Stan
and Alva Gnc1ela Dick, Gallardo's
stepfather and mother. v.ould attend
the preu conference.
OVEMBER20,
to liet addmonal mrorroataon about
SUll)e(ll ~lmet 0rtaOrY Matlow, 30,
and Cynthia Lynn Coffman, 24.
Marlow and Coft'man, who were
armttd in the Bia Bear area last
Friday, were cbarled with armed
robbtry1 buralary .. · kidnap and
mUrder 1n the Redlanch case. Tbey'B
tit ctw;ed in tM HwlliDllOI' .._..
crime ontt the lepl wort deln in
Sin Bernardino County. ofrlcials 11id. . • •
. It wn f'toorted in lhe teletiPe that
t
Matlow and Coft'man alleMdly took her to save them a nde to the
Lyncl Mum~, 19, to the tfunt1ft110n Unavmny of Redlands from a &hop.
lacb IM after she WM kidnaooed pj . aaall.
last Wednetday cvenina · fronoi' ·""Mt ~ Wis taken to a kx'alaoa in
part-time job at Prime Cleanen Fontana where ' lhe Yf'll 1exuatJy
Murray WM found the next ~Y rnoln1ed, stranakd and buried '" a bound and face~ in a bathtub fUll shallow arave, accordina to the klt-,
of water ~ tbc ditd of ltJUIU· typt.
laUoo. accOnSina ao the repon. • Thi C(J(lplc thin drove ovrs' car
SEE A2 FOi
JOOAV'SNU~IS
The polia communique Mid Cot·· 10 her apanment whft'c they IOlt
inna 0 . N0¥1-. 20 .. of Redlands. was .several housthold 1km1 that \he)' whtre they peict b a mQtet ~ l'ills
•bd&ICtild Nov. 7 at aunpotnt after ,lattt to&d an tht Sa" Bmaardino area Murraf1 Cftd11 ~ The q111 *Y~
Coffman arid Martow allqedly uk~4 for druas. the iroon alle#I. . , • • ,.._.. ... ~IM>
•
· . Artist and his art . I . J Dawson-guilty .
.......................
in '84 murder ·
ef his ex-wife ~
Jurors' decision -
saves him from life
term and no parole
.
By ROBERT HYNDMAN . • °' .. Olllr ........
Donald Emil 9awson. the former
asstStant dean at Saddlcback Com-
munity Cortt&c, was convicted
Wednesdiy offirst-dcarcc murder an
the t9J4. shootina death of-his ex·
wife.
The Superior Court )Ury an Full-
erton found Dawson JUJlty of us101 a
pi'tot m thecomm1 ion oftM-crime.
but found no evidence that he hid in -
the Lake Forest home, lyina in wait
for his cx-wafe to return from.a date
with her boyfriend.
Deputy l>istnct Attorney James
Enn&ht arcued for uch a findina.
whLch would have qualified Dawson
for hfe an prison without chance of
parole;
"It was a toulh c.a.sc," Enrilht said
this morning. "We didn't have wit·
ncsscs, unfortunately, to prove the
special circumstance and it .. .., tou&h
for the Jury to evaluate a theory."
.
he now as sane. Althou&h Bro'*r
declined to annourice a decision
Wednesday, Enright$aidhe expects a
sanity phase 10 follow .
.. He has nothan& to late," Enri&ht
ad. "Jl' .an cxcdlettt pmble~loi
them ..
... If the jut)' find thaa D9W10n was
insa~ when he committed the crime,t;
and further ~es that he is now sant,
Ennaht said 'the judet may be hard~
pressed not to release him immed1·
ately" despite the first.:.dqrct murder:
convictJon.
Bro~cr said Wednesday he was not
surpnsed by the jury's verdiet. .
"I'm pleased that <hey found the
special c1rcum tancc untrue and that
he'll now bc..cl~ble-fot. parole, .. ht
said. "But l'm disappointed that the)
didn't find him 1uilty of second·
dcirec murder instead." ·
Dawson could face a maxtmum of
2S years to hfe in pnson for the
conviction, plu two addittonal ycan
because he used a hand&un. Brower
uad.
uch a ~ttntt-~ld make \be
former El Toro rnidcnt eli&1ble for
parole in half that time. Brower said.
Dawson also wdJ rccei ve credit for the
two )a.rs of jail ome he already has " sen ed. ,. '
Evidence p~nted dunns the tnal
showed ttw Da~son armed himself Golden Wett' s football
bovtl opportunity should
be decided s6on.1c1
An anvCSJJptor wortclnc for or·
ouaJso was l1)1na to obtain county-
medical records on Gallardo's death
in time for the press conference.
ArdiJt oaaae-B9PeM .....,. •P to Im UfeWle natae
0
Paacy Dade Co*taoy.-·-·· af tlae 1Apaa Beacla llWtlJD of Art. en.led la mind aed.la, the piece la on
Defense auomey Ron Brower will
decide Oll_:fnda) ""hcther: tO k
Judac Kathleen O'Leary to scnte~
Dawson or move ahcacf.to the sanit)
WI ffi \WO IU ns 5'VmJf -boxes -of'.~--
ammunition, a set of handcuffs and a
INDEX
Advice and Games
Boating
The case has swirled in controversy
since the shootina.
(Ple&M..., SBOOTIJlfG/ A4)
loan from the Skerlk fam111 collection. · -phase of the tnal. ·
Dawson has pleaded not 1u1lty by
reason of insanity, althouah he cia1ms
lenath of rope.
Witnesses testified that Dawson
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ExpanS~on ofjail honor farm approved
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By TONY SAAVEDRA
Of ... Olllr,.. IWf
Pushed by the need to bolster
secunty at the overcrowded James A.
Musick Honor Farm, O..-nac County
supervisors approved a concrovcrs11I
expansion plan Wednesday that
~ould move an mate out of tents and
into dormuones
However, county officials also
vowed to puniue Supervisor Bruce
'Just Say No'
__ jµ.st nnt enough
_in war on. drugs
. .. ·------------------------By PHrL SNEIDERMAN
OtllleOlllrNlt ....
b the United States in the anP of a
dru• epidcm1~?
Or 1s the nation mcrcl)'. S\\ept up in
drua h)Stena?
Will Nancy Reagan'~ "Ju\& Say
No" campaign really keep )Ounrten
.. from samphna illegal chemical .
Or 1s it JU ta polatical catch phrase
that will have no mort impact than
Gt..-ld ford's WIN (Whip Inflation
Now) button ?
Local opens on drua abuse offer
malled opinion But they arc skep.
t1cal about simplistic slopns as the
sole '°lutton to widespread drua
abuse.
"I think 'Just Say No' has some
E,_Nnlh In a NrlH
vahdaty at it's, pan of an mtev.ited
d~~nuon prOlf'l.Dl,'' wd Dr.
Edward K.auf man. who i an 15>-s0cla.&e pr-0fc sor of .ps)chiatry, 1 and
human bthav1orat UClrvine. • But if
you )USt pass out buttons and nbbon
to kids, at's a farce:·
K.auf man said a comprehensive
pttvention proaram mu.st~ beyond
JUSt educat1n1 )Oun15ters about the
dana.crofdruas He said at also should
focus on 1mprov1nJ paren1ina skill •
providina altemat1vcs to drua ute. treauns students and dropout who
already have drua problcm1 and
prov1din1 healthy role model' for
. '
Nestande's idea to eventually close
,the mmamum-sccurity jail and trade
the prime El Toro real estate for
remote land on which to butld a 1aJI.
County offi. 1cials, ~th Supervisor
Ralph Clark absent, voted unana·
mously for the plan ao push the
capacny at the escape-plagued jaal
from 829 pnsoncn to I ,SJS by the
end of the century
Mothers with small children were
CRACKING DowN
)Ouna.sters.
Kaufman said ~t' difficult t(}
at'nerah1e about how studenas are
aff ectcd when a major sports f ~or
movie tar is arrested on drua charges
-or con umes a fatal overdose.
He 511d a borderline user who v.orric~ about expcnmentina with
dru1$ may decide to stop because of
what happened to a role model. But
hard-<orc users will probably ..-lion·
aliLC that they can avoid an unhappy
fate.' ......,,~
Nevcrthel~ • Kaufman bcliC"es
drua problems deserve more atten-
(Pleue ... 'Jl19T'/A•)
among the crowd fillina the board
chambers Wednesday. Many of the
residents from the Lake Fore t and
Serrano Park communities had
fought Iona • and hard again t the
proposal to expand the Jail and
consolidate 1..-1ning academic for
the county henrrs and fire depan-
mcnts onto the 100-acrc ite.
But homeowners were « 1gncd
Wedncsda) to be ~ontent with some
added rcstnct1ons as well as the
supervisors' promise to work toward
a trade that would move the 1111 to a
more remote area.
"The supervisors did about as
much as they could," $aid Ma~el
Fernandez. a Serrano Parle resident.
"It's nice that ahey pve some hope or
movma the fac1ht) at some point 1n
tame. I don't think afs a smoke5Cf'ccn
to quiet the community."
In a letter to the board. Ncstandc -
whose district mdudcs the Muskk
facility-proposed the land sv.apa a
solution to the d1le-mma crea1cd a
decade aco v.; hen nc~ homes were
approved to bt built 1.000 feet away
from the jail.
county wk force has tentatively
idenufied four potential sttes for
relocaung the 1a1I two to three miles •
(Pleue eee HONOR/ A2J
Newport council ignores
Strauss, picl\s Cox mayor
By PAUL ARCHJPLEY
Ot1'1eOlllr"'4 ....
' A new chapter 'an Newport beach
G:'nyCouncil history opened Wednes-
day and.at least one council member
e'<pre sed his dismay that 1t read too
much hk.e a lot of past chap1crs.
John C. Cox Jr was elected mayor
by secret ballot and Evelyn Hart
became m .. >or pro 'em at the after-
noon meeuna.
Cox was elected on the SttOnd
ballot after ty1n1 with Mayor Pro Tern
Ruthclyn Plummer m the first round
Of "OtlOJ. Donald trau s. cnterina his ninth )car on the council without ever
hold1n1 eathrr po t and often at odd
with 'he council majority, told fellow
council members they were rude for
overlook1na those who hold different
\1CWS.
election'-.. trau said. "I \hank at
,reprc5en.fS the inabahty of this council
to see there arc two points of V\ew an
the Cit~ • .,j
"It would've been a ·couries) to
acknowledit that and make one of U\ ma~ or or pro tem." he ~id.
t..-u s cmpha 1zed he didn't
doubt the ab1htie of Coit or Hart
"Th~)-'ll-do a fi~clns job." he~~
"I will continue to be a team pl~) Cr.
His were the onlv tianh "'ofd: on
an afternoon filled with praise for
~utgoina council members and op.
t1masm for the com1nt tcnn .
Plummer. who some thouaht
"'ould follov. t..-Uatton and mo\e into
the ma)or's lot from the pro tern
poSl, was arac1ou m defeat.
"I'm vel) comfortable with Mayor
Coit be1naourfcartc leader." Plum·
mer said. .
Jackie I lc:ather and Ball aee who
cho~ not to run for new term~
.., want to say 1 think the tnbute the
cat~ owes to Jackie and 8111 can bC
repeated," he said. "l ogcther
the)'vc contnbuted o"cr a quaper
century to the cit) "
Takina the pv-el. Co' too thanked
Hart and gee for their leadership
and credited them \\ltb &c:llioa him '"'~ an.cit) pol~ ~
He uid teamwork wa ~ "'1Cl to
the councar~ pa-.t u~ but
kno~lfii C'd unanamaty was not th
rule.
"We've had our ~hare of dcbat~.
but all ha\C made u!I ~ork bttter,"
Co\ said. "No one point of \1ev. •
ho uld P~\ail." co,,, saad traffic problem v.outd
continue to be lhC' c1t;r' o I 1 ue.
and that the council hould be
prepart'd to dc31 wnh dcHlooment
t-
"l wasdi51ppointed in the outcome
of the mavor and mayor pro tem
Plummer joined the choru of
praise for outtoin& council members (Pleaee eee COX/ A.2).-~
Expaas1a~· called final phase of Newport Center
Developer says butldout plan wouldjusi.
complete Clesign visua ized 25 years ago
If ST&VE MAllBLE ..............
quantr of I ctntur) aao. Ra)
Watson helped cksllfl &he m111tr plan
for Newport cnltr.
At the tune, cht COftCtPl wat
1Tvolu11onary, A reponal shoptttftl
1ftd bu .. nestcenter. TheOf!ice lofttl
woutd 10 beft, the aolf C'OUrK thtre,
some hom on that side and 1n the
middle thttc would be.& hOpf'1n1
ttnter. •
Watson can't rtmembtr an)' op.
posauon to the plan at the time.
.. &d then.' proplt wttt ~:\CUN
aboot " II the~ -even nov.
-ihoW \NU people lake cwpon Cnncr. ' 11id Watton. ••1t'1 neat, it s
clean. It' a little lake Di neyland."
But times chanae arid the cin:ular
center that Watton helped delitn in
tht rarly 196el hat now div1dtd the
\Cl) communit} n Wis built to tcrYc.
cmzcn aroup -powrrful cnou,h
to pthcr mons than 6,000 sapa1um
-hH fofttd I CUyVfide d«'tion SO
voters can d«1de whtthd Ncwpot1
Center ~uld be us-nded.
• The Question•..-"" MeasurT ..\
on T uetda) ·, spcc1al election ballOl.
Watson. the former prnident and a
cumnt "lCC chatnntn of Tbt IMM
Finl oltwo,,.,,,
o.. t11d the upanMon .i>tans art
nothina more than the fin&J phase of
the cenkr as he and othcn 1 uallJtd
1t '°me 2S n aeo .
.. , know of \Cry few prt\Jttts thlt
art a true to the pJans a t~ are. ..
sard Wat n.
The Cll~n ion ('Ian wt11C'h in·.
cludt-1 office t wrrs, ~nuaJ
tract restaurant and 'araou
1menit1 1 btin t•tta1 .a t SPEC IAL E LECTIO ~
' ..
•• o 1 t th1 means )O"
don·l '-\ nt on)1hm .. 1d Wa:soo.
ho btllC'\ ~the pro~·, chatf c:nuc a~ J to duan in au) lhhson.
• .. :f rt' pc ~ a~ afraid of
·tM futJf'l';· he id .. h's a pur
We ~ll ha'e feat -•c-
• h4\t r for our cart But lhnc a~
people ,.,'ho arc ppposcd to ~Y. cha. .. • ••
n id 'J: Ir" anc o 'ha
pent mort' thin S:! . .S m1lhon pro-
cc mg th 'pan aon plin and ha
1 orporatcd -a.Iona tM •a) -
\"3UOU\ fcatu~ 1ha1 ha\e d1rcc:t
btndiu to the l'Ommuntt).
The C-nJ product 1s a plan that as as
ood fur lht' pubhc Ill It IS for Thr
l'\1ncCo. r~dc,elopment firm fla\
f)fom• to ck>natcd· land and itr-
rangc Jinan in for a ltc:o n1Jhtclub
aod hu agrttd to donated la11d to the
• ~port Harbor iu5eum. 'IAi btch
dn1rcs to ell.panJ.
But the b1 t scllan point of all is
t~ Pel n Hill b)paU The road
v.-ould loop inland from Pac1fi <'085t
H1gti~a\ al a point ')()Uth of Corona
dcl br'anJ then anlencct "'ith both
San Joaqum Hilb Road and Bonna
Can)OO Road
..
Libya rald condemned
-•
It
~·
8 \ dn1gn, (he road "'uuld take
mowrhts on a cun ins route through
the runl coastal foothills instead of
1hruugh do"'nto"'n Corona dcl Mar.
L""ITEQ]'.\TION C.\P) -The
General ~sscmbl\ "oted 79-2
Thursdu to condtmn .llllsl pnl'
L S bombina raids on Lib>a u a
'1olat1on of antema11onal Ii ...
HONOR FARM EXPANSION APPROVED •••.
In us ad' crtisina literature, The
Inane< o tatti'that construction of
Pelican Hill Road will cost about S2S
million Watwn, though, \aJd the
price tag 1s itotnit up qu1ckl> and nov.
From Al
There "'ere 33 abstentions on tbe from rn1dential am . The tour sites
rc10lution. "'hich was sponsored by are at Coal and G)psum can)ons
27 countnes. mosllv rab and Soviet Fremont Can) On, Irvine Lake. and
Bloc states -( h1quit.a Can)on .
Meanv.hile, supervisors hJve bttn
pressured 1ntocons1denn1an tntcnm
"'ould be S}n hronu~-d v.11h nego-
uauons for a land wa9, to pre' cnt
the count) from pe) in1 for builJtnp
th3t will soon be torn dov.n .
as un:d the cnttna for choosma
inmates for minimllm Keurity <ktcn-
1100 v.ould remain tough.
estand'c underscored the fact the
Jatl hou~s on)) tnmate~ deemed as
pcnin-.a low nsk of"iolcnct.
.DAWSON.·~. COX ELECTED MAYOR ••. r From Al
1.60().bed 1111 in Anaheim to com pl)
v. 1th a court order to rd1cH O\Cr-
crov.dtng at the central jail. L1 le most• ohh~ propoqk"to build or corrstrucl
Residents nu"<' complained the
upanS1on v.ould inc:rea~ noi!oe. traf-
fic congt·s11on. moke and breakouts
b\ · poltnt1all) dangcrou 1nmatn
There ha"e been 30 breakout~ 1n the
1)3 t )C<U.
.. (The word) escape in m y mind
tngge~ some \\oacko who ioe, on a
cro -country murder spree com-
pared to someone convicted of
drunken dm mg wbo decides to v.aJ
av.-a} "h1kp1clingraspbtmcs(m the
jail fields)." NC\tande said.
•
Jr omAl
tirrd at least ,,IS shots at has n-v.1fc.
hllltn~ her s1~ 11mcs
que5t1ons follov.ing nnt ~eek·,
spectal election on 'cwporJ (enter.
a nc"' 1a1I. the plan hu been as~1lcd v. 1th returning counc1lwoman l 'cl~I\. b) citm:ns· groups
tian The clamor for bttter 1a1I facilities
"This is a fear to u h's a fear at
night v.hcn the he It copters arc c1rch n~
abO'e (We SI)} What's happening.
Bnng the children in. lock up the
house." said m1dent Cath) 'clson.
.. Its fnghtcn1n~"
Don.a Dav.~m. a nurstnginstru,.
tor at \addkba1,:k < ollqr. died the
\amcda)
Dunna tht: tnal, Brov.crhad ar ued
th.It Dav.son v.a\ out ol rnntrol and
t0C'apeble of pl.lnntn& the murder ol
h1HiHr.1fc. "It v..a .. a cnmcofragc. ol
pas\1on. of Jealous) ~nd ob\e\s1on:·
Brov.er ~•d during hnal UJ,Umenl'.
Mo nda) ·••fr JUSt c11plo<lcd • --
Co\ ur-,ed the 'ounc1I to "remain
diligent'' 1n its cffom to find a ~ond
a1rpon \tle in the count) tu alleviate
the load at John Wa )'ne Atrpon
He also predicted the Cll) would be
facan anne,a11on issues tn the near
future a\de"clopmt'nt bciu\son open
In 1ne ( o land bet""e.:n Corona dt'I
Mar and Laguna Beach
;-..;e"'rnmcf'\ Phil Sanwne and
C larenlt T umer "'ere sv.orn m along
~an'iOnc \Ov.cd lo keep ha\ cam-
pa1in promi)CS. but said he v.ould be
"1n1ttalh neutral" on issue., comma ~fore the council
Tumnsa1d he "as approach in• his
nl•v. p<»iuon ""'1th a bit ol ln:p1da-
t1on ·
· -\flcr t"o plus )tars on the
Planning Commission I lmov. v. hat
lace\ U\ .. he said
GAME 10 I WEEK 10 I DAY 5
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HERE ARE TODAY'S NUMBERS
YOU COULD BE OUR
NEXT WlllllERt
vies cno ow 10 plov..rlte
go or on yovr om
cord or-.-:eo lour HO TL It E
642 ·4333 9.5 IJ\.f OS
or WIN -GO mfor: orion
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11.20.86
1 pre,cnttng upcrv1so~ from hold-
1n1 ba~k on the Musick C\pans1on
while the) citplore v.ays to relocate
the honor rarm, officials S31d.
.. The u~ oflents trailers, pl) v.ood
foundattons and outhouses as an
on&otng solutton (lo o"ercro"'dtng at
Mustek) as unacceptable. and the
number of C'SC':lJ>C'S 1s intolerable:·
'cstande ~1d
c;upcn: aw~ ad<kd the e'~ns1on
=~E Daily ,,,at
MAIN OFFICE
VOL. 79, NO. 324
ShcntT Brad vat~ attnbutcd the
escapes to th<' makl'Sh1ft hou ina
arrangements, and said the eitpans1on
would J tuall) I ~n bttakouts
As added prccauuons. he rec-
ommended that land betv.cen thc1ail
and rts1denqes be de"elopcd into a
~r . ,.. ..... ~
Gal~ aho agrttd to make publtc
biannual reporu on the honor fa.rm
and no1tf) ncarb) St:hools ..,hene"cr
theft' i~ an e~pc. Funhermore. l'te
est.anderfurlhcr urged that thc
outdoor fir~it and a hclipad be cltm1na1cd from the fire trainin&
faciht>-v.halc noise and smokc-
indu in1 e'emscs be rcstnct.ed to
v.tt._da) bus1ne s hours.
Justcall 642-6086
What do )Ou hke about the 0311) Pilot,, What
don't )OU hkc'! Call the number above and your
mcs~1e wall be ft(Ordcd. tn1nscnbed and de-
bvcred to the appropnatc edttor
The same 24-hour ansv.enna service may be
used to record lctlc~ to the cd1tor•on an} topic.
Contnbutors to our Letters column must mclude
their name and telephone number. for verification.
Tells us what's on )our min<J.
Delly Hot
Dellftry
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ncl tilt.. ,OJI -ttJ :OJOprnut <btll•l'll
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Circulation
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CUSIOM TAil.ORED ELEGANCE.
Selct:t from our fine ~oolens. ca hnu~res,
nd clrgant blends; and thtn ~us cw.tom tail
fi r >ou. 8rperience rhc craf man htp and uue
qualtty of ny
Ph lp4'. You dt n.c it.
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So 11 la~lon lt~nJ :'IO("Api•U lc14b (71•Jc.H OlM
llQUft ton 1hr• I" Ill 11 S.1 ll>·6 Sun 12·'
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Non-
. Peaceful dc\'elopment of the .. final frontier"
l"tll bt d1scu\ d Saturday at a day· Iona 1em1nar on ouu:ra~ct, scheduled from 8:4S a.m. to 4 , IS pm. in
the Un1ve,...it} Center Henlqr Room at UC lrvine.
I)' LAURA MSRl .............
Non-smoktn or PtOPle who llf'te tO
ltoP smotdna have a better chance of
bcconu"f a policeman, fireman or hfe.
1&11rd 1n l..quna Beach under a new PQl!9
adopted by 1hc city,
therefore eott the aty more an med1caJ prr{trme1t will be 11va110 lmClll.cn::.WM _.,..'" .... _alrk._..,.,_. Hf 1 s • ~Ptfttel In adchtton aht •rnnl okcn 11fe.e to,.... amok•• M a colNlitioft o1 ~y 4Wftld but ae ,._ W
was~ more tun~ on the job. The council employment. tmOta 11 ftvONd, die llOIHIDOMt ...
voted .l;2 10 Pfocecd wuh the pohcy If 11 any time the 'employee suns bt 11 vcn the job.
But sn ~tober, Counc1lm1n Robcn 1m0k1na be couJd lose htt JUb, llid Jlob "I tftiftk" may be....._~._._...
Gfntrychanatd h11 volt when \he •ord1na Clark, 1M1twn city ma,,.r, tht bttt people av1d1blc~: !~ ..W.
Edwin "Bua" Aldrin, tt1e second ,,,.n to walk
on lhe moon, will be featured aJona with Louis •
Fnedman. director ~f the Planetary SOc1ety; Robert
NelM>n, astronomer at NASA's Jct Propul11on
Laboratory: 1 .A . .Hcppenb'tlmcr. aerospace scicn·
tlst and )OUmalt,t and Rockwell enfincer 8111
Z1e1lcr. Tickets arc Ss for scneral admission and S2
A«ord1n1 to the hinna policy 1doptcd
b) the Lquna Reach City Council Tues-
day niaht, the city will aive S)rfference to
non·•mokers whq •POiy for public safety
jobt, providina they pass thr elib11i1y teat
1n the poltey was cbanlf'd to blar smokt'1 • Councilman Den KtnM) and Mayor ButGentrynQd. .. lathcbeta,._ilr
from beina hired. Gentry .. 1d the· policy Manha Collison, both formt'r 1moktt1, the Job the one Who coelinueuo ..-r
was too rc1tnct1ve. • have continually bten Ol>POIC'd to the Accordi"f to Clerk there an .,.....
Tunday n1aht a more ltnien1 p_ohcy "as pohcy, uJhna it diKnm1natory. employea 1n the ~ ud fft cllperl.
accepted by the council. • · "1 think we arc tnfnnajna on peopk's mcnts who smoke t)u& wall no1ae _...,.,
Simply stated, applicants Y.iho ~ve • riahts," said Collison. · • by the new pobcy. Althoup tbc aty it llOC
for students and acnior c1111.ens.
Rationality tal.t at GWC
rhe ldCI WIS first brouJht before the
council in June 11 the ~uc1t of coun·
cilwoman Bobbie M1nk1n, he said
moket1 become i!Clc more often and
pasied the city's eli11b1lity t~t and who Aetordin1 to Clark. 1( there arc no currently tunnt for etthef ~t.
have not smoked tobbaco for 12 months • quatifttd apphoant1 who are non-smokm Clark 111d lht'y will beain recruat11 .. eoon
praono applyina fora public 11ftly JOb will or ~mokers who aarcc to quit, the city can and 1pphcant1 will be coolidered under
be con11ckred before molccrs. Equal h1~ a smoker. the new poltcy. ·
Or. Pierre Gnmc will &~ak on ra110Dal
ps)'chothcrapy Fnday at 7· 30 p m. 1D the Forum JI at
Colden We t Coll~ in Hununaton Beach Ad·
mas aon 1~ free and parluna will be av&Jlablc in the
Gothard Street lot.
French .aclety to meet
· ~ Alliance Francaise of Oranae County wiil p~icl'lcl Rob1t.a11lc, the tduc.at1o~J. cultural
and political delegate from the Quebec &,e~ment
Fnday at 8 p m. in Brid&e Hall o(the <;onlfC&lltlonal
Church, 340 t. Ann's Dnve, La&una Bc4ch. The ·
prosram wtll be in French and there win be a $4
charge for 1uc t,, -
Immigration talk •lated
"fmm1grat1on. What We Promised, Where to
Draw the Line" will be the topic of the National
Is ues Forum to be held at the Oasis Senior Center
Fnday at I 0 a.m. ID the multi .. purPose room, Call
644-3244 for additional information.
Stre•• lecture ln Irvine
P ychologHl Dr Kann Montgomery will
prescnta talk on coping with stress Fnday 3'l 10 a.m.
at the Irvine Senior Center. 3 Sa ndburg Way. The
program is free and no rcscrvauons arc ncccssary.
Transportauon 1s available by calhna 733-1055 .
Defense cJa .. In Laguna--
The Sexual Assault Prevention Program of the
Lafun Beach Community Clinic 1s ofTenn& a free
sci defense class for "'omen Satur.day from 9 a.m.
until I p m There l'i a hmll as to the number of
women this clau may accommodate, and spaces
may be re5e(Vcd by l-alhng 494-9429
Stroke clinic In HB
A slrokc chn1c 1s scheduled from 9 a.m. to 12
p.m. aturday at Pacifica Community Hospital Ul
-Huntin&ton Beach. Elecirocard1ograms and carotid
-ultrasound, which check the blood flo\'11 to the brain,
will be administered for a fee ofS20. To schedule an
appo1ntmcn1. call 842-061 1. extension 224.
Sign language
Realdenta of Lel•ure World, the retirement villa&e below th ..
hlll•lde, may or may not ha Ye been •urprt.ed to aee 80meone thlnb
there'• more aoln« on ln their community than «ln rummy and . .
. '
•huffleboard. 1 mne police Kiel It'• the third ttme tbJa year tile
famlllar .. Lion Cotptt:Fy .. •l&n abo•e tbe San Dleco-Preeway ...._
been altered by nnclala.
Anilety talk ln Newport·
A workshop 1n overcoming communicauon
anx1et) for people who ha\'C a ~nous fear of
speakina 1n front of large aroups wtll be held
Saturday from 9 am to noon at Coastline
Commun11y follcgc·!. Newport Beach Center. 3101
Pacific View D"'e. Corona del Mar The rtgJs-
tra11on fee as S 17, and more 1nformat1on 1s available
at 241-6186
N;_ew standards may shut water wel1S
Holiday boutlque scheduled
A hohda) bou11que fcatunng hand-crafted
item!. will be held Saturday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at
Masuda School. 1741 S Los Jardmes We t. Foun111n
Valley lhna spaces will be available for SIS each
for the event. Call Ellen at 968-1357 or Karen at
968-4914 for more 1nformauon
Alzheimer'• talk at UCI
A conference on AILhe1mer's disease for
commumt)' phys1c1ans and nursing home staffs will
be held Saturday from 8 a.m. to S p.m at UC Irvine's
Unive"1tr Club The r~1stra11on fee is S62. and
addrnona 1nformauon may be obtained by calling
Dr Mary Watson at 634-5423. • .
CA LE NOAR
By PHIL SNEIDERMAN
Of .. a.Ir,.,. .....
A new report indicates the quality of
Oran,c County's undcraround water re·
mains h1Jh . But local officials say water
punt) standand\ ma) chan&e dramatically
ID the wake of the recently approved
Proposition 6S.
The 1tate ballot measure calls (or stncter
""atcr quahty standards ff these arc
t'ittremel) naid. they may require the
closure of some Orange County wells that
arc now a source of drinking water.
accord1na 10 Gordon Elser. a spokesman
for the Orange County Water D1stnct. His
agency manages the county's undersround
water supplies and the Santa Ana Ri ver.
Bceause such changes may require the
u\C of more imported water, a review of
Southern Cahforn1a's underground sup-
plte\ "'as recently conducted by the
Metropolitan Water D1s1nct (MWD)
MWD sells water from Non hem C alt·
fom1a and the Colorado River to local
agenClcs to supplement underground sup-
plies It serves Orange. Los Angeles 4ian
Oaqo. Ventura. San Bernardino and
R1vers1dc counttes
If more underground water IS labeled
unsuauble under Propos11ton 6S stan·
dards. the MWO ma) be fore~ to make up
the difference.
The MWD this week released a rrpon
on the ground water quahty in the counties
tt serves
"They've put this together now because
Proposition 6S's stnctcr standards may
eliminate some of the (underground) water
that's now considered acceptable." s~ud
Elser oft he Orange County Water D1stnct.
He added, "Orange County 1s one of the
best counties. compared to others, because
we're mostly a res1dent1al community and
have had few industrial (pollution) prob-
lems." ••
The MWD rcpon concluded that S
percent or Orange County's around water
cannol be used because ofcontammat1on.
For the cnure Southern Cahf0m1a rciion
the con1am1nat1on figure was 7 percent.
"Our basic findina was that it's not a
lot" 131d MWO spokesman Tim Skrovc
He sud about l 4.000 acre-feet of Oransr
County's annual undeflTound waur supp-
l)\ 1s unusuable. (An acre-foot 1s about
)26,000 gallons )
Of this total. Skrove said. 12.000 acrt·
feet ire contaminated by minerals, 1nclud·
1 ngult and nitrates-a leftover from farm
fertilizers. The remainder has been con·
laminated by organic chemicals. such as
tndustnal solvents.
Though the contam1Dat1on level is. low,
Skrovc sajd MWD will propose steps to
maintain or improve underground water
quahty
He said MWD 1s concerned about its
ability to import water 1n lhe years ahead
because a coun rulina will besin limhina
the amount Cabfomta can draw from the
Colorado Raver Also: tf the local basins
are branded unsafe. it will hamyer MW D's
ability to store water und'iraround to
prepare for. Southern c~Jifomia droualn.
Skrove \ltd
Co t abo is a factor 1n pnterVtnJ 1M
quab&y of undcraround wau:r
Orangr County's Elser S.Jd a city such as
Huntin11on Beach pends about SIOO for
an acre-foot of around water. Tbe same
amount of uri_portcd water. purchased
from MWD. would cost $230.
Elser said local water officials m•y not
learn for anotbcr .su. months whether
add1t1onaJ wells must be closed to meet
po t·Propos111on 6S standards. Those
'tandards will be set by a committee to be
appomtcd b)' Governor Georae Oeu-
kmeJ11n. •
Thursday, Nov. 20
• 4 30 p m • IAJua 8ucl11 Bllmu Affairs
Commltttt. Community Center, 384 lcgJon St
Rad Artukovic calls father's extradition unjust
• 6.30 p. m . La1u.a Bucai Board of Adj a.st·
meat, C11y Council Chambers, SOS Fore I Ave
• 6· 30 p.m .. Lagua Buel' U01sl•1 CommJtltt
• Community Center. 384 Lqion t.
LOS .\N(Jf:.LES (AP) -fhe son of Department a'iking them 10 r1.•ka~ thC"1r
former Surfside Colon> resident .\ndnJ3 re~arch into the alkgauon\ ag.un'>l m~
l\rtukov1c has made another attempt to fathN," he said.
prove hi\ father wa<, unJU'itl)' extradited to He said he behc1.es the 0\1 " CO\ cnng Yugosla~1a and con1.1etcd of murdering· -up its own 1nadrqua1c 1nic,11gat1on ~ll
thousands of Jews. ~rm and &> ix1cs charges aga1n5t the wartime 1ntenor mini'·.
dunng World War II ter of the t0mmun1st puprx·t \t.111.· nf
10 .i totahtanan S\Slcm which denied the
'1c11m the opponumt' to present e' 1dcnce
ol h1'i innocence ·
·According lo Yugoslavian military
h1stof) of the area . these incidents did not
occur:· Rad Anukovic said of 1nc1dents
rrlated ID w1tnes affidavits "They also
don't appear in German and ltahan battle record'i .. • 6.30 p.m . Lag11na Btad1 Cable Television
Committee. Communll)' Center 384 lcgJon St
Rad l\rtukov1c \atd \.\l cdnr'lday he has Croatta
\rtukO\IC. ., was COn\:ICted b) a
• 7·30 pm , lrvlae Plau lng Comml11lon. ( lly
C ounc1I Chambers, 17200 Jambotcc-Road.
• 7:30 p.m . Commluce oa lrvlae's Workforce.
Chamber of Commerce Conference Room. 2815
McOaw.
demanded that the l \ Ju'it1ce Depart· "The 0'>1 h.I\ erred \t riou,1~ ."
mcnt', Na11 hunting arm thc Office of -'\nuko.,.1c 5a1d an h" lcttn to 0\1 chic!
Special lnvcst1gat1ons. open its files on the Neil Sher "It ha" ,11Jowcd tht.• n1rad111on
't ugosla1.ian court and ~ntenced to death
h\ firing squad \c1.eral appeal!> haH been
re1ec1rd. and the ~ounger .\rtuko' 1c \.11d
the remainder of appeal\ could run out 1n
Ml <la\'i
He Claim\ two fal'>e affida\ll'i "-ere u'ied
10 prove ht'> father ordered the murder of
thousand" of rx-oplc
tlr ~1d l'' 1denlC ol p<>'>sahlc fabncat1on "a' not put on at Artuko1. 1c's tnal becau!il(' dl'ltn~ k'r,ttmOI}) wa'i not permHted
... \n t'\e<.·ut1on 1'i going to take plact' of
.1n cit.Jeri\ pt'r<iOn who has not been
Jdlowt'd to prec,cnt his case:· he ~1d. case to him. of a pel"ion for alkiz.at1on' whteh art.· tal-.c
"I have sent k11cr todav to the Justice
PoucE Loe
Mar-ine killed-n Smashup
By ROBERT HYNDMAN °' .. ..,,... .....
A Manne from the El Toro air
s1111on ~a killed Wednesday miflt
when hr lo t conirol of his specd1n&
car and ran 111n10 a eucal)'plus tke 1n..
Lale rorcR the H1ahway Patrol
reported
The v1c11m. 22. who~ name was
withheld pcndina no11ficat1on of rel•·
t1,cs. wa killed instantly when his
1970 Chry lcr New Yorker struck the
tree planted 1n the center d1v1der of
Tree Linc lane at Trabuco Road, said
CHP spokesman Steve Bell
The unpacl of lhe crash was so
arcat. llJarrcd the en11ne from the car
and wrapped the vehicle around the
2112-foot diameter tree so t11htly ti
took county firemen two houn to
remove the dnver's body from the wrecuac. Bell said.
Accordina to rcpon~. 1he Manne
was travehna nonh on TrabulO Rood
aubout 8 p.m. at pct<l of at lea'lt 78
• • • Ca~h 1otahna S 140 waJ ~pontd ~tolcn
tmmawallct1nan.-panmcn1cl 1117.4.i Shalimar Drive, bt't.,.rcn 1 OS p m and
7 H pm Wcdnc~n. . ' . Whttl and 1irc , 101 Ima Sl.000, "'C"" repc>ntd 11olcn from a I 91J <•maro in on apanmenl rompl ~ 11 42\ fair Dri,c,
bt'tWttn I pm. Tu I> nd 7 1 m. Wednctda),
· Hantinfton Beach
Tht<'"C-Mol Sl.&00 1n ~hoof m uniforms (rom South (.' ~I Sport, 'I
(dinttr vc • T • SomcoM ttporitd cmbt'111cd S20.000
from IA off'ict at C".ar 1ttd and Yotkto\\n
TM 1l'*11h fts llad bttn 1om1 on ~•nee M n:h, •he Hrt1n1 tc>l4 p0hcc ••• Ht~vet cul 1 lop 10 1 I Mu ung
\'t"ntble par td II the Communitv
Center "" .5th St1tt1 and " a S 1 hritf, and 1 cak'ula
"'"" H' nnd
mph.
He lost control ol thc car near T rec
l.1nc Lane ~nd swrned l-0 ~ nght
where he '>truck a tnangulaMha~
ratst"d d1v1der ID the road fhe car
bccamt' 11rborne and new about 45
feet and trucit the eucalyptus tree
The impact was focused on the
dn\ier's \tdc of the car. Bell s.aH1.
CHP tn\C\t1aaton found no
evidence that the v1ct1m wa41 into\·
IC:ated.
flt'd in a ru~t-colorcd Monte< nrlo.
Aurilan entered 1 home in lhc 8000 hlod. llf Sinter thronah a rt:Jr hx krd
"-•ndo"' and \lok a SI ~n '1drn lll\\(llC
rel Order
lrYlne
\ , hr,khook. l~11 lard, 1nJ SSS 10
l 'h ~rt \IOI n from ~mront·, ~k at a htt\11\n\ on the .2100 hind. of Ru,1nc\\
Cenu:r l>rt' c • • • \bl~and,,,httrR\tX mrn anRtd<'r "''lll' scokn from ollt'ILle • hom lM\
\Ider 1ud
homr on f kdale
le b" tna\h an an
Newport~ch
c rail mm 1 hi ""
s1olen lr11m ,, r1·\1drn(con th<' lOOhlo1. I.. of
loiangold \\ rnnr • • • .\ 1ool ll<1\ a \IC'rl'O W\ltm and a \mall am1wn1 ol 1.·a,h ,,,rn· \tolc:n from • ford pickup 1rud. p.irl..rd near lhc in1c~1mn
nf ~0th SlrC't'tanJ Nrplunc. 1 hr In\\ umc
Ills.,..,~ • • • \ hurailu <"nlrft"tl ;a rt\llltnl r on 1hc 300
block . uf \h ardn 1'14<C thruugh an unlodcd lronl Jcx1r and ~1olr a rnlor
1rlc' 1~1on . \tt'rt'O 'r<'••ktn and 11 h1< yc lc:
1 he kl\\ ramr In ahoul SQ(:Xl
f oun1a1n Valin poltce \talion Barf)
allc&cdh broke an cmcrirn > \(l1nklrr 'al'lle, · causin1 tht' Jtltl area to ll1Kld
l>am~ to 1h 'aht v.a' e\hm11t-J ;at S 'i(I ulhcr Oood <Umattt: wa\ nol 1mmeJ1:11cl\
Jto1crn11ncd Rarrv v.a'i l.nr rt'ka\C'tt "111 face\ a Dec I hcanna on the 1nln\1\11111n
and Jltl -.andah'm charsr' • • • -' 14-~M--OkS ~I\ >1.lw h'~ .on the
!fl.WO bl~k of Slater 4."cnuc rcjl(ln<'d \\ednr'tda\ thll \llmC'<lnC' ~tolr hi\' hrumr
1>1amond 8a k Viper ht~)d<', "'"h1,h hc h.1J ldt brncath lhc \l<llK II hi\ IJIOlf\ • mcnt lbc IQ\\ v.'3\ C\t1ma1cJ at S~~J
Fountaln Valley !\ "'-Oman "'"hn ·i.:r~ 1n Torran~"t' 10IJ r ounu1n Valle) pol1•" arrutcd R1d\arJ pol1t, T~) th.el mNM cn1c1"d hrr
Roht'n 8.im. 22, of (1,mkn (ofo\C, on rffilntain Valk' workplace at !02 l I \latrr
tv.o chnrac' Monda~ flC' ,,,"" taken 1n10 "~cnut' and \IOlc 1 ,,,,llC't Imm tht' puN cu,toth on 1he Q100 hlod. ol W1ntcrgrcrn \ht' h11d left nn a ch11r 'The ft,,,, 1nclud1na
on \U\jlt'1nn of bt1n1 1n101tK:lttd 1n /C'l\h, r~dtl ~ rJ 11nd "kn111i utmn V.ll' puhhl Then. 'ol-hlk 10 a cell ll the C~hm:llC'd al s.n
Teen faces drug rap
• • • l\omconr hn>ltc a rear w1ndo.,. 10
"ur1lar11l' a hontc un the I 900 block of
\.1t < 1n1umn a rc1>1Jt'nt ttl)(Jl"lcd Tut\•
d•) The intruder \lltlr a camera and "tdeo
n'\onlt'r \alucd at Stiltl.1 handaun ,,,onh S ~ lfl 1,n,I JC',,,eln of an undclenn1ncd
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A'N DIEGO-n adniinedl> fri&htened Nancy Hoover llun1crplClldcd ea ds to inn0ttnt to a 2~'<'0unt ttdml indictment aJlc&ing she ~'t an 1c~1vc
con1pirat0r in an investment ~htmc that bilked investor out ofSIO nulhon. , •
Hunter, the formtt girlfriend and bu$ineu partner of J. D~md & C:o. founder 1 •
and convicted i~nndler J. Oav•d "Jerry" Dominclli. wa frted on SI00.000 s ay1ng bond ancr her 1rr111nmcnt Wednesday ~foce U.S. Magi,tratc R<>Jcr McKee. .
She was ordered back to court Dec. I Hunter. who was accompa01t<J tQ coun •
by htr hu band, millionaire industnalist Ken Hunter. pleaded inn0<.-ent to . • .,.. . . allcptions she fabricated 'secuntics tr~hng rt«>rih to ttlakc Dommell(s iit.~,, R,AI ~El .(AP) -W1~l!am 0 .
purported currency tradioa firm look legitJma1e. \~e1 !.IC~ s widow pleaded with the • Cahfomaa governor 11 )Clrs qO not
Jury •elgh• Layton'• role ln Jone11toWD
SAN f-RAN CISCO -The sttond trial of former Peopk\ remple mem~r Larry Layton, which a~ to the jury today. hu ended w11h conflict ma
"crs1onsof la)ton'Hcm-a a "·italcoginamurderconsp1racy.or1 lone and
deluded ctor who is being made a scapegoat. ProS«ution and defcn laW)ers
disl&rccif harply Wednesday about "'hether la) ton's action m ~hooona t\\O
fleeing tcmplt defectors made him le&all) responsible for the murder of a co~man and the wounding of a U.S. diplomat who were shot by cnhers on a Jun1-lc a1rstnp m Gu)ana eight )cars ago. "This was an attempt to murder
everyone.·• said U. Attorney Joseph Russ'.oniello in his final argument to the
fcdttaJ court Jury He said Layton w~.scarryingout orders of the Rev. J,m Jon~
·that no one-Rep Leo R~an. aides and reporters on rus faci.-findmg m1ss1on, •
ind thc-dittidcnt ttmple mem~n who·wcrc tryina to leave with him -could
be allowed to rucb tM outs1de world with ne"'s of conditions at the cult's
headquarters.
' AIDS test eought by. Insurance nrms
• LOS ANGELES -Insurers are preparing legislation to allow them to
rcqulfe most Californians who apply forlifeorhcahh an urancc to submit to an
AIDS'hntibodies test, tbc industry's chief Sacramento lobb~ist said. If such
legislation ~ere passed. those who tested positive for the antibodies would m
• most cases be deemed uninsurable and refused policies, lobbyist Ltw1s Keller
said Wednesd:i~. A dec151on to introduce such legislation, which would repeal
to parole a vcndetta-dnven arsonist
~ho threatened to mu.rder her pros-
ecutor husband af\er ~ins sentenced
to 20 )cars in pnson. .
Her worst fears were realized
Tucsda) when her husband was
aunned down m has private law office
by Malcolm Roland'Schlette.
Rostma.ry We1$Sich said Wcdnc •
day that she wrote to then-Gov.
Edmund Brown Jr. about Schlene's
pend ma parole. She said "every &ua.rd
was telhna· him not to l)ecause his
prison cell was full of diabolic
comment to the effect thtt bit Ont!
pu~ '" life was to kill Bill
Wei ich." -
"I wrote Jerry Brown and said,
'How will you possibly justify to me
and his children if )'OU ttleasc this
man and he succeeds in killina my
husband and their father?' " she said .
Weissich. 66, then Marin County
district attorney, too had worried
Schlette would try to make him a
death target. friends said.
t1on usor:1atcd wuh 1llcpl dnap. Rond)
••Substanct abuse. 1n man) W1} said he bt'hevcs the Reapn dmtm~
ha bttn raqlttted over the pest re" trat1on hu wJupJ'!N up an .. cmo-
)Clrl," ~~id "It takes an epidemic tional O\ er~mpha ,, .. on the 1 \UC.
or sometlfina that touches a lot of •·t think we are su pubic to
pcoplt pcrM>nally to act ll ao1n1 h) :tcna 1n thi countty, • Be.ind) ad.
pin •• He pomtcd out that al ohol cnu
nd. according to Kaufman, there far more deaths th n 1lltaal druas. but
is 1ood reason to ~ concerned. He ht> noted that there has seldom been a
said national studies 1nd1'9tcd abuse all for urine te tma of t mplO) to
of alcohol and othtr drup amona dctttt alcohol con\umpt1on
hiah school students had been de--8ond't likened the growing an~1Ct>
. crcasina O'tcr the ~st fi"e )cars. • nboot drua abu\C to uic communi.I)·
But the latest fiaum lhow the wide fear that followw two cougar
dcchne in man.1u1n1 and alcohol 1,1st at tac.. on )'Ouhastcr at •n Orange
amona ~igh 'SC'hool students has Count) park. He said the incidcnl5
stopped, and use of cocaine is have led alarmed partnts to calls for
incrnsina. Kaufman ~id. cougar hvnts or other .soluuons to
And new drug-related health.haz-.,. "lht mountain lion problem ,"
ards continue to appear At the ~me lime. he said, partnts
Another UCI faculty mem~r. ma)' forget that 1hr1r children face a
Stephen (', Bondy, was alerted by a far frtatcr d ngcr of aenina hit by a
Rnerside chemist who found PCP or car: m t~ffic.
'iS'a cl dust" in the urine of some In Bond)'s analOI). alcohol 1 the
w ms. e"en though their mothers traffic <Unser.· couprs are 1he drug
sa1 ey had not taken the ,drug for abuJC hazard. .
three mon~hs. The UC I r~archer said he bt'-
Bondy's subsequent citpcrimcnts lie"Ves a c.almcr approach to ~ontroll·
with tats ind1cat~ that a mother's ins dnsa problems would ~ ~net:
~nsumpt1on qr PCP could eeusc than "a crusade th•t i JU'>I going to
prolonaed andt.armful effects on-the drive it·llndc~oond." :
ckv.eloping fetus· nervous sy1tem. . -'BOn,d)· aJ50 bclic"e tnc glare of
Bond) 1sa professor of commumty ~hcny surround mg the drug-re·
and environmental med1c1ne at UCI lated deaths of celebnues ma)
and 1s associated the Southern Oc-baftfire by making illegal chemicals
cupational Health Center. He 1s not a sound like a lcmptu~g forbidden fruit
phJ1ician but 1s specialist in the "Sometimes, 1t ~omc!I more ap-
cffccts that illegal drugs, pesticides pealing if people tell you nollo do 11,"
and poisons have on tM brain, hr s:ud. ··Th~y may madvcrtantly be
Wh ile acknowlcdgina the problems promoting dr\41 use."
Bond)' said ~uthoriues may have
cried wolf once too onen by predac·
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• a 1985 California law banning insurance companies' use of such tests, has not
yet been taken by the cxecut1ve committee ofb1s organization, the Association
ofCahtorn1a L1fc Insurance Comparues. Keller said. But he charactenzed the
introduction of such a bill by a sympathetic legislator In January a "a
hkehhood."
''In all the time I knew Bill, his
concern was this guy," said Michael
Dufficy. former Mann prosecutor
and lifelong friend of We1s.sich.
"Here we have a man who they abandoned Nov1s' car in Run-
harbored a grudge for 31 years and for oana Spnnas and h1tchh1ked to Big
some reason or olhcr decided to Bear. where they were arrested Nov.
murder Bill We1ssich," Marin Coun-14.
una dire consequences 1f students use
m1lder drugs such a~ .. manJuana
Later. It may l)c more d1nicult to
discourage use of much more danger·
ous drugs such n PC.P. he suuested
··w111 pc6plc hsten an)morc?" he .
skw. Bond 1d he can only 1pc ulitt
o'l wh) people continue to con1ume
chemicals uch as PCP, which cu
tn er "'1ld and violent behavior.
•· me people ~k an ahettd state
of conS( 1ousn for it own sako. ••he
1d. ''It's hke uluna ""hY pco'*
enJO) ,0101 down a roller coaster. People ,~kc 10 scream. thoup 1t'1 hard
to c~plain the fcclina to 10mebody."
Rut he added. "Nobod) wants a
pc"m1anent mind change. to 1tay on a
1 oller '-"OastcT for the rest of your ltff."
It ma~ be tspccially hard to help
pcoplr oO the euphonc nde produ~
by cocaine. Bondy said. ' ·
"h's pan1cularly potent to peoelr ~tt.o arc depre std," he said A
haPP>-J<rlucky person m~y be a
rccrca11onal user. But cocaine has a
arca1 deal of appeal -fo people who
ha\-e monotonous JODS or arc dc-
prcsS(d or who lack self-confidence.
ll' a bu1IJer of confidence."
Bone) put. httlc s1oc~ in the gro~in& public outcry against drug
abuse. "I don't think the backlash can ever ~•pc u out ," he said. ·
C clcbrih drug deaths may not help
much C'ithe-r. Bondt sa-id. notana that -
"c1o-cn James Dean s sports car crash n
didn't d1mm1sh the glamour of the
auiomob1le.''
What drop are poptll•r Ott die
OrlDff! CoHI ..
McMart1n)udfe replaced
LO ANGELES (AP) -Supcnor
Court Judge William Pounders 1s the
new tnal judge in the 3-)ear-old
McManan Pre-School mole tat1on ca~. followinc a day of lcpl man-
eu' cnng 1n which Judge Roger Bore n
remo1o-ed himself from the cast.
Rotary Club accepts women members
FOSTER CITY -The Foster City Rotary O ub has become the first m
Califom1a to acccp1 women members under a recent coun ruhng. The club
admi\ted Joyce Mabde,ian of San Mateo and Barbara Vogt of Foster Cuy
Wednemy after one mcm~r withdrew h1s-0bJcction. The t"'o women-won
the nght to 101n af\cr a federal appclate coun issued a rulmg rcqumng Rotary
clubs to admit females. Member Jon Grant bad complained about plans to
admit the two because the federal court rob~ is being appealed to the U.S.
Supreme Court His le1ter withdrawing his objection was read at the meeting
Wednesday
ty D1stnct Attorney Herman wd. The pohce message said io-
"There's nothing we can do to vcstlplors have found that Marlow an11c1pa~~ against that • deranacd and Coffman allegedly "were looking
1111nd.... fora young female. attr·1cuve looking.
SHOOTING LAWSUIT •. ·.
Jl'romAl
Pohcc said Schlette walked into Iona red fingerm1ls and the vicnm in · On the night of lhc incident~ polic;c
Wcissach's office dressed hke an pbsscss1on of a new car." took Ramirez mlo custod) for 1he
executioner. weannga black raincoat The report said both suspccu alleged burglan attcmpl. but did not
and black hat Before his prosecutor allegedly were heavy users of meth-arrest Hoh anO-refus.ed 10 make hi\
could nsc from his chair. Schlette am~hetamincs. bl Shot ~him 'twice w1'th a s1lenc•r. p name pu ic. .. untangton Beach ohcc reported-Alth gh H 11· e nt --u1p.....A .45J'ft11bcr p1'stol. red h h f ou o " name was "e U· ~., .,...... -.... lh were angc t at l e contents o II I d th """' 1 ··1 can J·ust sec h1's sweet ,..ace I I k--' a > rt'Vea e an c press. ~pu ~
lel1~r and se' era I deroaatory -phone
calls. . ·
But Gallardo's parcnh re' ea led the
:!9-)car-old Holt .was a fncnd of the
famil) and had offered the tcen-aJera
part·time JOb at Holtz VW Repair on
20th Street.
•i t c pohce te etypc were ea "" to a o tr'ct Alt m R k K kept th" looking Up there couneousJy (at the 1· m 1 is 1 o e) ic ing '" Afi ta ed l b d ndlJfe d l newspaper. A po ICC 0 ICla not case under wraps for two \l.etks \\hale Om Tn n . ty ~-a~ T en e8 Tap gunman), starting to rise behind his affiliated w11h Hun11n1ton Beach said prom1S1ng· to announct ~hether
Holt stall has not talked publicly
about the night he and has wtfc stayed
in an apartment behind the repair
shop becau~ of burglary problems
there'
EL AJON ·A h h 15 Id d h d h desk. He flad no enemies -no one it is a crime to release mfonmt11on · I h Id .. _ ... , d -mot er w ose -ycar-o aug ter 1urnc er 1n to e"cepl Malcolm Schlette." Wei ssich's cnmma c argcs wou uo:-11 c pohce for alleged drug abuse pleaded innocent 10 misdemeanor drugnnd child w~fe said. from criminal justice teletypes to the against Holt.
neglect charges. El CaJOO Municipal Court Judge Lanie Brainard ordered Officers found Schlette a couple of public. Then Kang bucked rouunc and
Debbie Anne Ru ssell. 33 •. of El Cajon. to be released from jail on her o~ n bloc~s firom the murder scene, loaded Hun11ngton Beach Police Sgt. Mike tossed the ca!ie to the Ornn&c Count't recognizance aficr she pleaded mnocent to possession of methamphetamme. Rehc said invesuptors arc working a Grand Jury for a decision
A shop employee said Holt told
him the shooting was accidental.
Tht> 1 9-mcm~r grand Jury wi ll
hear evidence. then vote on whether
Holt should be indicted on cnmmal
charges t least 14 members must
agree on whether an tndtctment is •
handed down.
child neglect and destructi on of evidence. Bramard, who ordered Russell to with weapons and dummy ex-num~r of leads. He urged those who Mcm~rs of the cit) 's Lau no
rclum to court Dec I 0 said he was allowing her to~ freed ~ause she has no plosaves Witnesses reported he ha'Ve seen the suspects or have community charged racism alld poll·
cnm1nal record and no cnmmal cas.es pending against her Outside coun. swallowed some pall • possibl) 1nformauon to contact him at tics were behind the pohcc and
Russell's father-in-law said he hopes she eventually will be ordered to undergo poa'iOn. and collapsed. He was dead an S36-5947 or Dctccta'e Richard distnct auorne) ·5 handling of the
drua counschng because .. .,he's a good mother when she's no1 on druis .. minutes. Hoopcrat 536-5970. case Corona recea"ed a threatening
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We're putting the first candle on
Atrium Court's anniversary cake,
you 're invitveY to our Party! Join
our weekend-long celebration
featuring Renaissance music and
entertainment.
Our eve nt start
Friday, November
21, at 12 noon when
we slice our special
cake in Atrium Court.
Friday eveni ng
Atrium Court -..
merchants will host
an Open Hou e
beginning at 7:30.
A fashion how
will begin at 8: 30.
Drawing will be held
all eveni ng.
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Plan to join us Saturday and Sunday,
too. Listen to the Strolling Strings.
Watch an Italian Opera Company
perform. Bring the family; kids
will enjoy the Face Painting!
Drop by the Information
Booth for a com-
plete schedule of
events. And, pick
up a complimen ..
tary copy of our
Renaissance
coloring book .
Come to Fashion
Island and plan to
celebrate Atrium
Court's 1st anni-
versary. It won't
be a party
without you!
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NEWPORT CENTER
N I SLAND
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Chapman Symphony Orchestra
Memorial Auditorium
4 p.m. Sunday, November 23
"Rodeo Suite" by Copland
"Dance Overture" by Creston
"Symphony No. I " by Kalinikoff
John Koshak, Conductor
For Tickets call (714) 997-6812
VIM/MC accqttd
no 1.rclurn1n chonp. or rrfu111h
TAKE HOM
SOME
~WILDLIFE
Oesc~ Into o i.nd.r
wlldirn.ss A soforl of soft.
snuggly. stuffed onimols
Come monkey orovnd Ploy wilh
woolly mommoltls and tuuy giraffes
Hear lhe roor of the wlld And the oohs
of lhe p~ wild about us
lrs o too In her .. Cuddle o cougar
Pel o panther Hvg o ~ \'&life
you con hold In YoVf orms
And toke home
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Pope in pore
for five-hour Visit
on long Asian tour
• lNGAPORE CAP) -Mote than chi~u h1~ car Jcft: the airport m a
1()9 C1uholic ''udcnts stood in· t.he drinlc. ·.
dnulc ~av ina yellow orchids today Bangladesh was the first stop of ther a~ Pope John Pa~I II arrived for a 66-year-old pontiffs 32nd forcian
five-hour v1sH lo this tiny island tour, which 1nclud~ Fiji, New Zca-
nat1on. the second lea of hi!. 31,~ land, Aumalia and the Seychelles
mile Asian and Pacific tour.· befo~ his scheduled Dec. I return to • Durin1 his brief topovcr en route Rome.
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Filipino communi ts a
at slain labor leader's fune a .
MANtl.A tAP) .!. Tens of &b.outandi of peop1 Y~w bubecomcAq""'°'·ul1idemllk.cdar.
chan11n1 "'Rtvolutiun'" marched throuah Manila today A crowd est1malt'd at up to 100.000 Plol* fulla aed
1n the funeral proccu1on of a al&1n labor kader, t~n the truck-borne caskets throuah the City. :the-tWo vacu.a
appealed to Prc11dcnt Cor1llon Aquino to .move aaainst ~ere lowered into 1he1r srucs 11 9 pm .. Mirly 11 ~
what they St"e as a nJht1s1 th~at. after the proce~ ion Main. .. Jt wa' the Jaraest and mo t opt" d1,play of ~· T · 1 ..:--500 ._-...._ from • · btnncts 11nd pcrsonahtics from the unckraround left m . hC proces-.ion car icr sio..,..... 1;..-.. h wu
the heart of Manila sin~ the tx11nnin1 oftht 17->car-old M:::d ·~~~"p~r':c;d'h!.~~~~:=tn~und~' of Communist in uracncy. se • Many marchers wore '1 • hirts W1\h the hammer and pohc.e.
1ckle '>mbol. They rilled .clenched lists and chanted. Olaha'' widow. fthciana. handed two ,tenMW
to Fiji, the pope wa tQ call on In Fiji. residents of oully1na 1 land
President Wee Kim Wee and Pnmc have been crammin1 on board evel).
· • Minister uc Ku.in Yew at the Jstana ·thin& from agina steame~ to can~
(palace) and celebrate Ma before 1n hopes of ttaehing th~ ~ap1tal al
"long hvc the Communil11t Party of the Philippine ••and officials a letter for Aquino that wa read aloUd. h u~
other leftist and an11-m1htary lopns. ~ waft JU tkc" for the killers and implored Aquino 10 ~~..,.......,,,..,,,=--:--~.~~=-~~~ The·daylona funeral procession was for Rolando .. draw your ,trcnatb from the maun now at :your "~. Olaha, leader of the Partido na 8a)an, or Peopl~ Part), doorstep'' and confront .. C1ttrcmc ri&httsrs.; .. Her ibut-Pope John Paul ll ldHM the and militant Ma) I Mo.,·emcnt, a labor federation: and band'-s Jupportcrs blame n&)ltist form loyal to Ocfente •
fround in Ylalt to Stnaapore. his drher. teonor Alayay. Olaha. 52, and Alaya) were 1m1stcr Juan Ponce Ennlc for the un$Olvtd nturdttS. ·
kidnapped and murdered last ~eek . Nic.:k Elman, an ~ffictal oft~ ~a> ~st Mo~mcnt. ,
~0.000 people:, · at the National uva in time 'to sec the-pope wM is
'Stadium.· • scfiedulcd to arrivt later today. fat~ ta~( ~cunty was in force at Asked why John Paul came to
C hang1 Airport where !he pope was Singapore,,,~0-ycar-o_ld Ailttn Teo.. Hocace Wcc~'of the Papal Visit ~·clC"Omcd by S1npporc Archbishop who waned tn tht dnz2ly \wtathcr to Commmee said free ticket\· to the
Grcaory Yon,_ Apo tohc dclcaaJc ·greet the pontiff. ~id, "He has come . Ma~ were issuM tooay io an atttmpt
Renato• Martino and Minlsier of · to ~e the ~r PcOI>le hstcn 10 their to pre.,cnt scalping and fo~r and
Communicauon and nformauon troubles, help them and pray for we~ frtt. He said the 50.000 to
Yeo Nma Hong. them." 60.000 "practicina" Catholics had
After altah11na from a chartered This Ch1ca10-sized island republic pnorit)' in gc111na them.
Ahtaha Boeing 747, the pope k1 d has a population of 2.S million, 76 The !llladium oriainally had been~
the ground and wa driven away tn a percent of whom arc ethnic Chinese, booked for another Paul -singer
motorcade to meet Wee and Lte;_ wtth Malay, Indian nnd . Eurasian Paul Anka -hut ora.~m2crs of his
More than I 00 student from two · minonties. Roman Ca tholics number pop concert agreed to a change Jo
Catnolic schools wa"ed yellow or· about 105.000. accommodate the pope.
Lebanon bomb blast
kill• 3 at roadblock
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city after Rhine tox ic spill
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~uce jar, nicotine much
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BOSTON -Smoken who cut back on ci~rette\ ma~ only slightly ttduce
· r daily in&ake of &ar and nicottne because tht') 'moli.e JhC'ir remainina
•rtttes Jonaer and harder, a •Sludy pubh~hed today uy·s. The research
ts that the way ciprcucs are smoked, not just the number. helps
termine smokers' exposure 10 the toxic substances. "Our findin&s do not
ntradict the propo51t1on thit smoking fewer cigarettes per day poscs le ~risk
o heah~ than tmolting moreciprcues." the rcscarchtts wrote. "However. the
l&Jlitudc of thc'benCfit from reduced exposure to toxins was much less than
xpected." They found that two-pack-a-day smokers could cut~ack to kn ~han
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of arms worth the rll\lk ' .
More countrle• sent arms to Iraa ly MICHAEL PUTZEL
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dent. ~~.n. struaJina to rep1n h!s . LOS ANGEi £5 ~AP)-Frtl'ICC and Portugal. alona wnh Israel and other c~d1b1hf)' an the m1dSt of one of has E • 1 . . .....,. a-s to Iran with o s knowlcd&e and somct1mtt most serious forcian ooltcy uropcan coun ncs.' ip.,.. ... "" .• . T h .l
h II h · d h acqu1c~nce durin& President Rcapn''i ~tct talks with the c ran rtatme. c a. ~nats. says e is convince is ithc Los An cles Times rt rted today. A o result~ Iran ha rccc1ved far more
dcc1s1on to sell .arms secretly to I tan fi a t th 1~,, than the sin"''e cargo plane-sized supply that the was wonh the nsks wca~ns or• !I war w1 ••'4 ~ ba h If the cover had 'held a bit longer 1>_re 1dent cited in defending the dcc1S1on to break his o,wn •rms cm .rao. t . c Dr>e•k• took unlalr advantage of own ca.e R 'd b' I d. I • T1mcsQuotedun1dentilkdofficials4~~yinaWcdnesday,ScvtralofficiaJssa1d
" w~~Jl i:v~ ~s~!t:i~,f~:~~ Wednesday that the U.S. decision to allow shipment thfirough1 the embargo NEW YORK-An investment fund managed by Ivan F. Boc~ky sold at . h . d r quickly became a~n hght fot other countne~ to unnc arm to the
t $~mt.Ilion in securities last week before the announcement ofBocsky's five Amen can ostaaes uutca 0 vt.. · · · .. ... Jots of different anns deals" said one senior
S k only three , ".nomein1 regime. er~ we... • • . h nvolvcmcnt in a sensational stock scandal, newspapcrsi'Cported today. toe Re n ·came under some of the official who helped overstt the em~argo effort. "Some were tra1a t
radel'1 char:ae<S Bocs~y took unfair advantage of information about his own most~ntensc· questioning of his • commerci~I dealsJ Some were the h.rachs' and a few werthdu:ecily fromf thCh, ~sc. Many investors have suffered h~vy losses because stock prices tl\mblcd residency at., 8 news . conference . Uri~ted States .. "Some were allowed .to get thr~u~t ··11n t e 1n1c'! t o t e
· Jamid jitters about the widening government i.n~estigation of illegal insider ~ed sd 'gh _ d h d negotiatlons WJth Iran. Some we knew a~uf l\Osi 1a1 l'v to stop. "'nu wmc we ~ding. The fund's sales to!-lled.at least.S~O m~lhon worth of tocks. t~e Wall . t n~ 8/11l~~e~t on•: koy 8 l'V\1~~ tried to stop. out ~ouldn 't," the official said . • rcetJoumalandNe"YorkT1messa1d,quo1ingalawfirmreprc~nt1ngthe . rerac a . vv ,; . • .,.,,,.
vestment fund; Ivan F. Boe!ky & Cb. ".P. ''ldon•t know ifthewholc market ~eot Re&C~ '' !ihortly after it ended_. • . • •L . 't" sue Boesky~ but if he hirci been selling to one tierson. there would dcfin1t~y ' ' • . '} .... HehrcJ?Ca~ly.dtnied ·~~the knb~ Summit proposals rema~n, slgnan1 mixed
a·casc," said John Bogle, chairman oflh't Vanguard mutual fund . Hosta~e' Q kt• n · anyt tni a utan ll"'!S s iprnent Y . ~ . ~ . , ~: ·
• . -.Q anot~er country, bu! ur a statement WASH INGTON (AP)-ProfcssingQptimism about meeting again with •-1 L. dl tl t dBt!ibllted a short time later by the Krcmhn lca<Jer M11chail GorbaChev. Pre!>1denr Reagan says •rm"S control ITMI 'V8.M"e8 ea.a ra . oac ve wa er saddened by ~hilt' House. ~fcn a~no~~r:~ proposals they dl$CUSscd in lcehtod remain on the table i11 Geneva, but he has
HARRISBURG. Pa. -Leaky valves allowed 800 gallons of radioactive . There was a thi.r 1°~th?ran ,.0 given. ~nother version of what he 1s olTering the Soviets. Reagan told a ~tcrto flow outside fhescaf~d conta. inmcnt buildingof!~eThree Mile tslarr -De' ·~gan' s ai· m-lO ~rJeS:~~~~h°i%ror over the Iran ,Wt"<lncSday ns~ht news conference that .. what we arc wa1t1n1 for IS for.them.to ln!Jclear power plant's workrng reactor, the operator said Wcdnesda). The _n ~ 1 · cd the mo ( ··gne 1.1s a date for the next summit. The president, who after m~11ng with
ll)lant's other reactor was damaged in March 1979 during The worst acCidcnt , a~s sa e . con~t~tut f • srx Gorb:lchcv last month gave differing versions of what they had agreed Up()O, ~vcrata U.S. nuclear power pfant. Two monitors at the pla~t registered a sli&h1. ·. BAT A VlA. N. Y. (AP)-The sister ~~~u~ n~Wi~/~~~ ~ri~g:i:~P~ up _again sent: mixed sianals •t?<>Ut whether. h~ wants to clim1.nate. al~ nucl~ar ~crease m radiarion after the leak from the Unn l reactor into 11.~torageJank, Y . 1 • weapons or take the less radical step of ehm1nat1ng all balhst1c m1Ss1les while
om. J>08 millirem per hour to either .009 or .0 15 milhrem. during the leak ~Y~ns~:~;j~a~~~~!:g~o~n~~de~~ thS:l'l~k. N nn D-Oa. the likely kcepingbombersandcruisemissiles.And.atthencwsconf~rencc.h1sfirstsmce
· ov. 8. the company said. T~e higher readings, ~~ich hav~ co!"tinued. are Reagan as she watched him defend new ~hai:an uof the· Senate Armed August. he described the agrcem,ent as covcrmg five years ra1her than I 0. as the
ghtly above normally occuru~~ background rad1atton. and no increase has secret U.S. arms shipments.with Iran Services Committee, said today that Sovsc:ts and ~mencans have said.
en detected on monitors outs1 e the plant, the company said. that were followed by the release of Reapn "had made so many con· ----=-------------------------
' some captives. trad1ctions" with what his aides had
•Immedlate check of jetllnerB ordered Pe~y Say, sister of kidnapped told members .of Congress that .. 1 ln !ran. meanwhile, revolutionary Meanum~. -Robert Mcfarlane. Re--
Associated Press correspondent think we're going to have to have patriarch Ayatollah Ruhollah Kho-apn's former national 'security ad· : WASHINGTON -A federal safety board today called for an .. immediate Terry Andel"son. compared Reagan's further clarification." meini condemned Iranian _officials v1ser who undertook the secret
· ns ti on" of most ~ l 01 J' wide-body Jetliners for possible metattatigue after handlln'-of the controversy over -Meanwhile.._ two members of th_e who had dealt with the United State~. m1ss1on to Tehran, told The W8.$h-
._____......_ __ -+oca-rf1.-~1-=nch crack was spottec:llntfte wing ofa Delta jet after it landed in Newark. arms shipments to Iran with former the Senate Jntelligence Committee, ynave we lost o~lvesr-~ mgtorr Postthat it was a ••-mist1lke" to
The recommendation by the National Transportation Safety Board lo the President Richard ~ixon during the which begins closed hearings into asked In a speech. "I never citpected provide arms. ·
!Federal Aviation Admm1stration covers as many as .93 of Lhe est1mau.-d 112 Watergate scandal. administration actions on Friday. such things from these people. At this Afier h" address to the nation last
iL-10 11 jets operated by U.S. a1rhnes. Most of the JCls arc flown by Delta, "It very mucll reminds me of the said they believe laws requiring 1imc the~ should be screaming at Thursday failed to persuade the ·
•Eastern Airlines and Tran~ Wor~-Alrlines. But 11 was oot 1mmechatcly known Nixon debacle." Say.saidafter watch-~ congressional notification-of such America.' • pubhc he was being completely ~whether-the rccomrncndatron, if acted upon by the FAA. ·would gr<?und lf'ie ing Reagan's tefe.vised news con-arms sales had been violated. atacast Reagan said several t>f his top truthful about his secret dealings with
J!lireraft or whether the inspections could be made between oormal flights. 'ference Wednesday. "We like to think technically. · . . advisers opposed the weapo'ns ship-Iran. Rcapn said Wednesday. ~·,.
l · · they (presidents) arc always in the One of tbe two. &n. Mitch McCon-men1s but said Secreta!')' of tatc.• deeply believe in the correctness of '~Contras• tralnlnd rennrte. d In U.S. right. When we find them acting ncll, R-Ky .• called the arms sal~ GcorgeShultz.saidtobed1smaycdby my decision. I was convinced then.
l!t r-human, it's a little sad. decision "a mistake" that was "at the operation, will stay in hi s Cabinet and I am convinced now that while
f HINOTON -M~litacy ~raining in t.he-U-mtc4States for about 10 . Sa y said she woulcfhave felt better leasta technical violation" of the law. post. the risks were great. so. too. was the
Nicaraguan .rebels began two weeks ~o, marking the resumpuon of direct about the Iranian arms deal had After the speech, the usually loyal .. He has made it plain he would poten11al reward." . ~Amcncan aid to the Contras, according to a report published toda) The Reagan said the primary aim was th~_ Sen,; Richard Lugar, R·!nd.. outg9ing stay as long as I want him, and I want _He insisted he "was not brcakinJ
'Washington Post. citing unidentified adminis~uon sources. said in today's release of the hostages. chairm!ln of lJ:l~ foreign Relataons him," Reagan said~ an)' law"' by keeJ)1ng the 8-month ~editions the location could be a U.S. military re~rvation or "sites that look . Comnuttee, cnttcizcd Reagan's de-Sources speaking on condition they pro1ec1 secret from Congress, which
'similar to military sites but belong to the CIA." U.S. mililatY support and Th~ir release sh~ul.d be. ttlc first cision to withhold from Congress not be identified said Defense Sec· has required the pres1dcntto inform it
tr;aining of the Contras had been prohibited in the last two years until Congress pnonty for the a~m1n1strat1on, not a word that secret negotiations had retary Caspar Weinberger thought the of covert operations 1n a "umely-
4formally approved a new SI 00 million aid paclcage last month. The ~cagan "secondary" goal '!la lonJ·tcrm effon been under way for 18 months. idea of having arms scot to Tehran manner.
administration has assigned the CIA to manage the day-to-day operations of to. no.r:na1tz.e rc!at1ons with ~ran, ~e "I suspect that the president does was .. almost too absurd for com-Nor did he admit the sale of arms to
-the military aid program. The mihtary is expected to assist t~e q~ in !he said. I don t think that the nght kind not understand1he law with regard to ment" and comparable to mvitin& Iran while pressing that radical
«trainina, but the Post's sources refused to say whether the training is being or enough ef!ort has been made for informin~ Congr~s on these Libyan leader Moammar Ghadafy Islamic republic to bnng about the
!conducted by U.S. military officials. outside contractors or CIA operatives. these people. things .... ·Lugar said. "over for a cozy lunch." release of hostages in Lebanon was liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiillllliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii!iii!!i~~~~~iiiiiiim;iiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii!i~t tantaf!lount to paying ransom to l terronsts.
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Speaking of the unidentified Ira·
niMIS with whom the United States
was deahna, Reagan said. "I said to
them that there was something the)'.
could do to show their sincerity and 1f
they really meant tt that they were not
in favor of backing terrorists, they
could begin by releasing our
hostages."
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.. I have reason to believe," he
added ... that we would have had all
five of them by this last weckcl)d" had
1t not been for the publicity explosion
that followed the leak oftbe U.S.·lran
dealmgs. apparently by someone
Reagan identified as an Iranian .vcmmcnt official "ho.stile.to ~==--"
Three American hostages were
released in Beirut at times that
coincided with the arms shipments,
Reapn acknowledgcd. But he apin
denied he had been trading arms for
hostaies.
White House SPokcsmcn refused to
elaborate orr his comments aboul the
prospects of gettfua other bostaaes
out, but Reagan presumably was
referring to Terry Anderson and
Thomas Sutherland. who ate known
to have been held with those who ~~~~~~~~~;;;;;;~~;;;~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~iiii:i~s===l:iiiii::iili::iiiiiiii=::=:!===i! were freed. ·i Another. U.S. Embassy ~lit1cal
officer Wilham Buckley. 1s said by his
captors to be dead, although his body
has neveT been found. ihree other
Americans have been seized in recent
weeks. appai:cntly by ditlCrent radical
clements tn Beirut.
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NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETING FOR FORMATION
OF PROJECT AREA C:OMMITr.EE FOR THE
HUNTINGTON BEACH-BEACH BOULEVARD -.
REDEVELOPMENT PROJECT
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT the Clty.Gouncll of the C11y of Huntington Beach has euthO<l:ted the aettlng of
3rd..d.a)'.Decemner. 1986~ALlbeJlout-oLl...(){)JLM~ and-fixed the-Oouncff Chembelta1he ptaoefont pubhc meettng to be held tor the purpose of forming a ProJecl Area Committee (PAC) f0< the proposed Huntington
Beach-Beach Boulevard Redevelopment Project. The Projeet Are. CommillM 11 to be composed of and Mleoted tty res1denllal owner occupants, resldenllal tenants. bualnestpersona and members of existing community ' organizations within the proposed project area • , • . . ..
TM City Council will review the coms>091tlon of the PAC In order to approve It as a repreMfltatlve project area
committee. Once ao approved, the PAC will have t"le right to review the proposed redevelopment plan tor the project area and to report and make recommendations on the plan to the City Council. The Redevelopment Agency wlll
consult with and obtain the advice of the PAC Con08fnfng matters of policy which affect the resident• of the ProjeCI area during the preparation of the plan and for a minimum of 3 years alter adoption of the plan.
· The City C-ounCll nas dlreoTeaffiari copy 6l fhlt ~-mnra oe mil~ or tmTVIJWto-wh relfc:Jlnt. praee of
butlnesa and existing organization within the proposed project area.
The Pro)ec1 area has the boundaries Illustrated In th• map accompanying this notice. Interested pertona may call the Office of the Redevelopment Agency at the' Civic Center bet~ the hours of 8:00 A.M. and 5;00 P.M. 10< addltlonal Information conoerntng the redevelopment profect fOf formation of the Project Area Committee -(714)
536-5583.
ANcla M. Wentworth, City Clerk, City of Huntington leec:h ·
AVISO DE REUNION PUBLICA PA.RAEL PROYECTO DE REURBANIZACTION DE
HUNTINGTON BEACH-BEACH 90ULEVARD
POR MEOIO OE LA PRESENTE SE DA AVISO que .. Concejo Munlclpel del la Cludad de Huntington Beach ha
•utortzado llJar el dla 3 dt dlcitmb,. dt un. I fl hor .. -ae 1u ~O<rP M. y ha fljado fa'Ciriiara def cone.Jo como et lugar para una audlencla publlea la cual a«a conduclda para el ptopotlto defOfm« ti CdbVt• del ArN del Proyecto (PAC) para ti ptopueato Proyeeto de Reurbanlzaclon de Huntington Beach-BMCh BoUtevard El Comlte def ArM
def Proyecto aera compueato de y Mlec:clonado por proptetar10t ocupant" r~fa .... inqulllnot, retldetlel.,..,
empresarloa y aocloa de 0<ganlzactlonea del la comurudad eiclalantes dentro del ., .. del ptoyttcto. '
El Cone.Jo Munlcl~ revlNta la composlclon de P.AC para aprobarlo como un"comtte repteeentantt del ., .. del proyecto, Una vez Ma aprobado, PAC tendra el deteeho de rtvlNr el plan de reurbanf.raclon propueato pera 8f ., ..
del proyeeto y reporJar y h.cet recommendaclonet eobre el plan al ConctJo MuNdpea u ~ de Ri\Ubanlz.eelon eontulfara coo u obtendra .i conMjO de PAC toetnle a atunto. de pottttca. Ii cual afecte a toe
rnldenlei def ar .. d9I proyecto durante le ptepMlci9f\ del plan y duratlta un mintmo de 3 anoe d9IPI* de II
edopclS)!l dtf plan ' . .
El Concejo Mun~ ha dlrigido q~ une copla de"'• avlto de PAC ... enVfldO por COf''90 o entr~ack> a Cade reelQente, luger de~ u oro•nlUCIOlflldttente dentto del ar• pt~I• qtr• ti pr()J9CtO
El erea del proy.eto tleM 11m11 .. 11uatrad09 en el inapa acompenendo •t• avtao. Pereonee lnt•eNd .. ~
1181Nr 111 Oficlna de la Agencl• de AeurbenlzaCIOnen el Centro CMco entr• I• hot• de t• I 00 A.M. y I• 5.00 P M.
para lnformaclon adic:lonel tocent• et proyeetc-de reurben uetion p11a I• '°"~ del Comtt• del Ar .. del Proyecto . (714) 536·83!3
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Reaaan promised to halt further
shipments and provide key members
of Congress with all information
about what he said were the sales of
TOW antitank missiles and parts for
Hawk an1iaimaf\ missiles despite an
annou~cd U.S..;. arms embargo.
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HOMES FOR SALE
BY GOVERNMENT
Rcpu!.St>>;scd home., from Gov't
from l plus rcpair<tltaxec;. Ava ilable
throughout your area and around
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--F.or:cdosures,. etc. For informatwn
Phone (216) 453-~ •. ht H6245
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· · · you ·want to 'hee?r in 199.07 · · · .
~ell, it ··could ·hap~en . ~ " . · . · .. . :
r Unless we . ~ASS-M~asure. A Ori
November, 25. .,.
Newport Beach needs a responsible
solution to the traffic . proolems we
·encounter on a daily basis .
~Measure A offers that solution and
morel ·
What does Measure A mean?
I
t significant and_vital Lmprovements in traffic
flow throughout our community -S4 7 million
worth, all paid for by th~ Irvine Company.
•-more affordable shopping at Newport Center.
t improved facilities for cultural, social, educa-
tional, and charitable activities. ·
•a new Teen Center providing complete faoli-
t1es for supervi_sed activities for our cn1ldren.
• responsible and planned growth for
the future.
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· This is the .first ti~e tha't the
Newport Harbor-06sta Mesa· Board of
Rea·tto[S bas taken a public stand .on th-is
kind of issue.
. But vve believe Measu~e A is so
important :..._ so crucial~ to th.e -.
·future of. our community that
we .cannot afford
to sit back.
MEASURE A IS A... I
THE RESPONSIBLE SOLUTION! 0 I~
As ·bo-th Realtors and -.
concerned citizens we can-
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not watch as private prop-
erty rights ar~ violated .and
These organizations also support solutions for our traffic
Measure A problems are abandoned
-The Responsible Soluti~n : because Of.the 11 ballOt bOX
Newport Harbor Area Chamber of Commerce · , , h -
Speak-Up Newport --p~anniAg . apJJr-eac U5@ --
~~~~~r~~!!:~rc:% ~~ ~~~-m_e_r_ce _______ _._--1-11.j~ -few, indivi d -
Newport Youth Association bf ~7 •
. Newport Center Association . . ing to OL~ progress In
Newport Beach Police Employees Assoc1at1on . ~Newport Beach. Newport Beach Fire Fighter Asso~ia~ion .
Newport Beach Restaurant Assoc1at1on
-~ashion Island Merchants Association
Vote YES on Measure A on Nov. 25. 0 • •
Paid for by BAC·PAC flh~ Bus1~ss & Community Polmcal Action Comm ttte of the Ntwport HC'rbor Are Ch mb r or.commerce!
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.. l'ou cannot hoJ>e to conduct an exten Iv coveitoperat1011 without
relytngon ~nlorskllls, andunder.tl>e./awthl I lncrea tngly
dlfflcult." •
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v~~o~ng y i, eo.
:~oulO 9nly
fuel the fire •
Newpon Deach officials found them lv.e wrcstl·
in:& thi week' with the qaestion of when tnform,tion
becomes propaganda.
Measure A, the hotly debatc:d ballot initiative on ·
ewport Center expansion. sparked the controversy.
And opponents of the measure that will be decided
T•iesday in a special city election poured fuel on the fire.
Thankfully. the i ue ha been reduced to a moldenng
non-issue by some cooler heads.
The measure's opponents argued that the city was
unfairly engaging in politicking by allowing an Irvine
Co.-produced video touting the ~nefit~ of the
e).pansion plan to be screened at a public library.
howing thc $240,0{)Qyicfeoat the Newpon Center
branch library gives the impression that the city 1s
choosing sides in the Measure A debate. the opponents
contend. _J ON THE RIGHT
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Officially. the city has no position on the e~pan~1on. ·
thou~ the City Council's approval of the plan ignited
the cuizcns' referendum to place the question before
voters. And Mayor Phil Maurer as one of the leading
proponents of tbe build-out plan.
Opponents. therefore arc understandably c;k1tttsh.
Battling the Irvine Co.'s public relations department is
one fight, taking on the city would be another.
Can covert operations
Al o. governments-are generally prevented from
expendine the public's money on election campaign mg. succeed in. this er-a?
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In this case. however. Measure A opponents seem
to be screaming fire when there is only smoke present.
Libranes. much lake newspapers. act as clear-
' nghouses of mformation for communities. They offer a
wide range of mformation and matenals.
It would be a waste of a valuable resource to
c,omehow try to place restrictive limitations on the kmds
of information that may be shared at libraries.
Libraries boast audio and video cquapmcnt.
meeting rooms and other more mundane amenities
'•uch as table space that can be useful to a community
1 rying to educate itself.
Cenamly. the Irvine Co.'s video espouses a specific
potnt of view. But JUSt as surely c1t1zen s of either
•..iewpotnt -and especially those who haven't dcc1qed
-are bemg cheated 1fthey are proh1b1ted fr om seeing at.
Opponents of the measure do n't have a Hdco to
)how but the} can make matenals a\i aalable to ltbrary
patrons.
And .. sc reening the \.1deo "on't cost an}body
anything because the hbraT) 's trustees decided the
rvine Co. must pay fo1 electne1t}.
That ought to keep the sparks from fl ymg. .
Op1n1onsupr~\Cd in th1\ space~ thoS<' ofthc Daily P1lut. Othl·r 'tC\I.\ c\prc~~d on this J>3Jt' arc tho~ uftht1r author\ and art1\t~ Rcadurnmnwnt
1s, 1nv11td The Da1lv Pllo1 P 0 &a 156(1, ( o\l.a Mt)A~ 112626. l'hunc
642-60H6
Latest Achievenient·Test
s c ores fail to inake grade
To thl' fd1tor
\\; l' hJH' rl·ad the nc.'"'e't hat( h of
( al 1 lorn1a .\l'htc' cment Test ~ore'
rl"Cl'ntl) puhli,hcd in the OC\\\papers
once tal..cn \hould ~ open 10 puhltl
~ru11n~ Onl) \\hen thl' publil ha~
the lull truth can corrcc11on tx'g1n.
• The arti k'> 1endcd lo ha'c glm'ln(t
• hea1Jlinc'I lfo""C'l"r. lhl• \lOrl'' arc
bu1 pap for the <:ono,ump11on ol an
un111formcd and Jp.llht•t1l puhltc
H~rc I\ the gradual!) cl)'stalh11 ng
w nsensu!> on the.' Iranian matter
• fhere 1~ a, q ue!>t1on as 10 1he
legaht~ oftt-1! t nterpme The rdc .. ant
law~ (ttie Arms bpon ( on1rol Act of
I 976. the Export !\dm1nmra11on -\ct
ol 1979 the Qmn1bus D1ploma1tc
'iccunt) and .\nt1-Terronsm A<.·t of
1986) arc subject to amb1guouo,
reading. hut Opcra11on Iran grca1h
<;trams the clear intent of Congress
•The ovcmd111g purpose ofOpcr·
at1on Iran \.\.11!> 10 l'ncouragc 1hc
"moderate.,.. v. 1th in the count I)
Hashcm1 RahanJani "a" the point
man in the S<-cret dealings with
p re 1dent1a l ad viser Ro be ri
Mcfarlane and 1n the past few da)'>
Raf'>:l nJan1 b1ncrl\ denounced lhc
\ 'n1tcd \tatt'C>. ha\lng before that
leaked thl' entire affair in a speech to
the Iranian ~rhamcnt full of d1stor·
ttOn\. On the other hand. Mcf arlane
~1d on TV 1n ansv.t'r lo a quer,11on
that C\1.'l"\onc he had talil.cd to 1n
1 chran was no~ in danger ot hanging Per apo; "Raf~njani\ Cfcnunc1alions
arc 10 distract the hangman [11hcr
wa~. we ct'rta1nl> have not .cn-
couratzed the moderates
• Nor. II C)ccretary of Stale < 'corgc
')hult1 15 to be believed. have ""e
d1Kouragcd Iran from u:rron sl at-
t1\ II\ \hult1 said on TV that Iran 1s
going at 11 as before.
•We did get back three hostage~.
But then 1f Iran wants to bank up on
11s hostage supply. all tt ha~ to do 1s to
get one of its gang~ 1n Lebanon to
whisk awa} three more America ns
'-"c.could retaliate with an air strike
again t Iran. but we'd have to dodge
anti-aircraft m1'i\llc'i we delivered to
Iran a k v. months ago.
•Our alltc'i arc spitting mad. A pan
of th is "'h-.pocrisy. because with the
c'ccpt1on of Great Britain. our alltes
haH~ not beha..,ed endeanngly in the
v.ar .ip1nst terrorism But there 1s no
quesllon that the antHcrror1st
crusade insofar a Europe is con-~:crned 1s now 1n hamblcs. w f
• fhc moderate Arab states are ILLIAM •
dumbfounded b\ what we dtd.
Kuwait, the Un1icd Arab Em1rate1-BUCKLEY
and . aud1 Ambia don't particularly J •• :::~.;;i;:: hkc lraq·s Hussein. but they greatl) _I
d1'1hkc and fearlran. A victory by Iran We hve 1n a world in which secrecy 1s
o'er lrnci. could mt'an '3tell11at1on of quite 1mpl)' e scn11al to the eltecu·
the Per'i1an Gulf b} Iran and ag-t1 on of 1mporusn1 rn1ss1on!>
grc'>'ilon agatn!lt lhe moderate states. Moreover. sccrec) 1s not 1mpo s1blc
The\ cannot understand the United While nu1onal s.tcunty adv1str
State!>' !>endm& arms to Iran. even Henl) K1 singer manaacd about 20
though the quantity ( 100 tons) 1s not r,.ecrct mccun,gs 1n Pans 10 hagle wtth
deemed cnt1('al to the outcome of the the Nonh Vietnamese neaou:uor.
v.ar Not onl" ofthcs.t meetings though the •~r "kFarlanc Mr Shuhi. log1'illC!> "ere 1nfin1tel> comphca1ed,
\.\> h1tc Hou~ <. h1cf of Staff Donald was penetrated
Regan aod ( I.\ Direc tor Wilham But the ltnd of polt h shown by the
Casey ha'e all said things, or .QOI ~1d Kissinger opcra11ons (in Pans. and
things, the effect ofwhtch 1s to~on"e) before that in Pak1o;tan ncgottat1ng
a ~n'iC ofanarch> 10 the west wing of v.1th Communist China> prc'l.uppo~
1he White Hou'ie that 'teverely under-conirc ional cooperation The van-
mmc\ tht' prcstitte ol the prcs1aen1 . 9us war pov.cr) act-; to&~lhcr v.1th the
•In ~orh Operation ran WU 10lens1ve conarc ~1onal r,upcrvmon
un~ucCC\\ful It was called by Sen. of the CIA that follov.l"d the Rock-
B.irr; (1oldwater··a dreadful m1 take. cfdlcr Panel heann~ of 1975. hove
probabl> one of the maJOr mistakes subverted the capacll) of 1he pru1·
the United ~latcs has ever made 1n dent to bnna off coven opera11on'I
foreign polic) ... and b) ~n. Daniel P."' Graritcd that the idea. behind Oper·
1o)n1han. "thr worst handltnaofan-iltton lmn was undcrbaked, the-re
1ntelhgencc problem 1n our hiMory." would not have been much harm
Ha' 1ng rcachcrt these conclus1on5, done rf no one knew about 1L
we arc cnmled 10 ask. Is there a role Whether th141 could have hccn poss·
for coven operattons? In answer to tblc given the need 'for Iranian
that que t1on a fc"' years ago, George cooperation. one can't tell. But we
Kenna n gave n lucid. 1f fataltsu c. have an object lco;wn here 1hat ought
ansv.cr I fc said If a coven operation tOelttend beyond merel) the cnt1c1sm
stands an)' chance of being blown. of the apparatchik" w11hm the White
then It hould not be undertaken. and House. It I'> quite 1mpl) th1'i' You
all covert operations nowada)'S run cannot hope to conduct an e11ten'i1ve
lhat risk Thr reforl"'1 Well. therefore. coven operation without relying on
tfMr Kennan·srull" 1s to be obst'rved. senior kill . and under the law th1'i 1s
v.e !>hould pu l an end to all coven incre.a!>mg)y difficult
operations Wllll•m F. 811etley /J • ayadkalH But th1 1 the counsd of de"pair. columaJal.
I hl· nagging qul"~lmn remain<,·
'-" h' thl· unw1lltngnc" ot < altforn1a
'lrtwol'I 10 pit ( alTforma 1wde11 " up
aga 1 n\t the pupil-; ol other states in a
\ta rsdnrd nalmn.il ll''' at 'Jnou., age-
..._ grade ll·1.c1-.·•
Dl'' l\I08 .i C 'alilorn1a State
;.,._------tA'\crc· hrcv(1Tlt"Tlt f M1-1ncrr mca":1 re-,
pu rported achu.•H·ment uni) w11h1n
the· -;la te \Cf\e., to urnleal the true
lX"rformrncr of ( ahfomra 'it uden"
ag.11n!>t J natwn.tl JH'ragc
It "' inc\phcablc 1hat uni-. v.hcn
< ahfornia \tudcnt" ha,e_jin1c;hcd
high ..chool and lilkl' the fa1cfu l \.\ T
test~ lor college cntr3ncc dO<'\ the
public set tht' fir .. 1 tnkhng ol how their
educa11onal \Htt·m ma't' have been
func11on1ng fl) tht'i 11mc 11 " ~car'>
too late. Man' !>tudcnt G~brtght
potential mu't then w1tle nol lor the
'itanfol'lh. Ha n;.ird' and Cornclls.
hut for mi ddling inst1lut1ons and
l·rowdl·d rnmmun11y college'>
. ~ r~-all\-tiood cnouah when our
m un tr. "\uppmt'd tc>'hc: at n <;k'> I\ 11
lair to r,tudt'nt'i or an uninformed.
UMU'>pKhflg puhlf<...?
Rebnquist wants to keep
bis limousine pri¥ileges
\nd v.hat 1\ thl' purpO.\l' of \Ul h a
dc1. 1ce'1 h " '>lirch oh' 1ous 1hat "
nat ional <l\cragl' 1\ ihc onl~ ~ard'it11:k
lO n:,cal 1ruubk \pot\ in C al1forn1a
ckmcntan and \Ccondan. edurat1on.
1f •.urh c.\1'it .\nd that "th<>"" t~I\.
1';a11onal 'tandard11C:d Ach1cvt··
rnt'nt te'iti ng from t'lemental'\ \lliuol
through high \C'hcml ~hould be ·rc-
tn~titutrd in < ahlorn1a. W e ha\C
nothing 111 lo~· .ind much 10 gain
Rf 8 ·\ Wfl 11 •\MC\
"Jewpon Beach
w.\1iHlNGFON---ls Chief Jus
11ce Wilham Rt:hnqu1M a scoffiaw..,
That'~ l"Uctly what congrc s1onal
source\ 'ia) he l'i nd at first or
second glance. 1t certa1nl> looks bad
for Rehnquist.
Bicyclists too often ignore
safety, ride against traffic
He has been deliberately 1gnonnga
new law -pa!l!ied by Congress and
'>tgned b) President Reagan la\l
month ttttlt protubtt -all but a
handful of high officials fro m having
(haufkur~n"cniovcmmcnt ltmou-
\ine'i take them to and from woril..
The chief JUSt1cc 1c; con\p1cuoui,ly
ab\Cnt from the ltst of ehg1ble VIPs
1 o thl" Editor.
_ You recentl> rttn an 11em about a
-.o una bic)ch~l ~1n cr111call) 1n-
ju red m A colh ion ~1th an auto·
mc1b1lc. What struck me was that the
\IC!lm wu t~poncdl} travehrti
,outh. then 1urn1na we l. or riaht. If that 1s accurate. she must have
bcc·n makina a riaht turn from th~'left·
h:111'd 1de of the road. rhat wouldn't
mnke scn$C, but I've en it done. by
too many other ndrr .
idina the left-hand ~tdc of the
roud. fadna traffic, 11 5omeumes
dont" b)' C)chst<. on road• where the
traffic 1s hc)ond 1hclr \kill. In dmn3 uprcme Court \pokc\pcrson ~. 1he) not llnly endan&er them-confirmed that Rchnqu1\t " bcina
\clve'I in numerouo; .,ituattono;, hut dnven to and from work in a
the\ al\O create 21 danger tor lcpl ao.,ernment hmo. She told our •~ . · •· we1a1c Oonaid Goldbcra th11 the nder'>. and often fort"c ~n"c"". into chit'fju tt e is aware of the new law' dangcro~'i mergcnc) ac11on. R1d10a prov1 ions &nd has a uprcme Court
into tra~1c I\ also agamst tilt' la"'. auorncy nal)'l,ina the statut~. Thi~ " n la\ that n d to be The coun spoke pe~on ~td Rehn-
cnforccd much more \tnctl). It ma) qui t may be en11tlcd to a frtt ride on
be a free countr)r but that tloc not around of~cumy. The new law docs
include freedom to brcal 1ral11C' la~' allow that particular c:<empt1on -
and put others at n k for an off.cial Who ha\ received a
Hit l SH Kl ER dtath threat, for cumplc.
C:o-.ui Mesa But \he law requires cert1fi1na 1n
wrn1n1 to ongrc s that 'ht&hly
unu ual circumstances prncn& a clear
and ptt nl dan~r:• wllh the: reasons
)pclfcd out. On-Jn'~ 1onal soutttS > Rehnqu1 I ha notsubm1ttcd&U h
1 nncn ccmficat1on and th "not
cnuilC'd 101 hrno for 5Ctunt) awn " ...... __ a.,....,
Cilt 4 01
r.M~ .,,. Sett
'"" C'-' Hewtfd or
Cr ... IMft •
Pol'" f d!Uk
~c-tnl l'tocluc 1 Dlf or
""'" lll_h """" Ao.tltlng Dlrtctor
~ *'Dir C1I
ww.n..
Ooftttoler
Wilham Pro'mu"C. l).W1 ., was in·
•ended 10 <'ut ~ k on the c pcnsn: c.
unfl('c ~ use of scvcrnment vc·
h1cl b}I public offi"al Con· tr $ nal ~udie \hQW d th I llttr•
all hundrtJ of fc:dcra1 offi al w re
commu11n courtt1y of the ta pa er
-ncarl) 0 an the Pdensc and 111e
--t Deparlmena. for eumple. The -cost
ran to m1llt0n'i of dollar!. a year.
J1c1
A11uso1
and JOSE PH SPf -R
The · nt'v. law o;la~hcd the hst of
cltgtblc\ dra'itically. facept for VIP ~
with ..ecunt) problems and a few
e~ecut1"e-branch officials cxpl1c1tly
grJntcd the pnv1le&c by the pre 1dent.
u\c.'ofchaulTeur-driven hmou inc to
get to and from work was limited to
1hc: pre idtnt the "ice pre ident and
the head\ of mO\t agencies -OT
including the uprcmc Coun.
Capitol Hill source have descnbed
the fierce lobbyina by vanous aaen-
c1e, 1n thi tatus-conSCtou city to
have their officials exempted. The
White House -which has a com-
fortable hare of the cicempt1ons -
encourqed thi pre urc by telhng
the agcnc)' heads to take their beefs to
Conarc .
ho tages deal w11h Iran, but his wrath
was nothing compared 10 that of his
professional underlin 1n Foaay Bot·
tom Rank-and-file career diplomat
"'ere understandably aifla t II dis·
clo urc of the secret arm ,upplte
One official who had a &.ood case
was Sclwa Roo<;eveh the State De·
panment's chief of protocol. Her Job
require' full·drcs calls on vi iung
d11n1tanc' at all hour.. of the day and
n1aht. Despite persistent phone call~
to CapHol Hill. he didn't make the
hit. But ihc told u the White Hou~
ha :11 urcd her he "'II be amona the
10 om 111 the pre idcnt can des~·
nate to receive homc·to-offile trant-
Port•hon.
vcn ~.avx clout in onarns
pro,'Cd"Unava1hna this t me. ~n Ted
Stc'cn R·Ala ka. Who chain the
1nnuen11a1 Nile P t Office sub-. ~
commuter ndn for tht pQtUnu1tr
acncral and h1 two '9P 11dn. Ht had
to ~Ille for JU'1 the e>ostmuier
neral.
FURY I ' HX.mv BOTTO~:
nctaf') ot tate (;co~ hulll wa
tCf!<:>ncd to be outraafa over the
W hate House• b•C'ltdobt armYfor·
nt to Iran: for )-car they have been
quietly cntrca11na .S. alhe and
other aovcrnmcnt\ not to ~II
\\'Capon to the Iranian~. In fact. one
of those delicate don'Mcll mi sion
was in pr9'r"C,s at the \'Cry time new
oflhc adm1ni tration·~ ~crct deal htt
the hcadhm.:,. The diplomats a~
m1Jht1ly embarrassed.
FOIA Ff;f. FUSS Controversy still
smolders over thl" amendments ~
ce ntly pmcd to the ff'f'cdom of
Information Act, ~hich makn aov·
crnmcnt files 1v11t.blc to the public.
One cc.>ntinuing dispult.11 over Who 11
e"htlcd to a wa1\'Cf of the often
coM1derable rec for ~•rch1n and
c_opyinf rcqut$ttd documcn• • n Orftn iatch, R·Uuh, for c ampl
II} tht la tlocsn•t allow fl waivers
for federal priM>Mn. WhO are frt·
1pp!kanR ftl POf A kSI cflcs tc
htlp o" num their conv1ct1on\. On
the othct hand. Sen. Patnck leaby.
D-Vt., ronvicttd fi Ion an:
entatl d to •f'PIY ft ra f« waiver. Th
argument won't be rnolvtd an 11mc:
M>Qn
Jlid .... ,.... •IHI J-,. ~,. .,.. ·~Id.,., ........ .
I
WILLIAll F. BUC&LSY
• Cola•nlet
DAN
WALTERS
Brown
I'
cries
wolf
·again
..\( RAMENTO -The tclc v1\ion
cummerual 1urcd on Bakersfield
1ele\ 1sion suu1ono; in · the da)'i 1m-
mcd1ately precedina the No\ 4
election. depicted 1hc an11c'> of two
puppel'i, one named ··Tom." the
o.lhcr ··Willie .. -. •
1 he puppets were ly1ng 1n scpar.ate
beds that drew ever·doscr ao; the ofT·
camera narrator. a local con·
gres!>man contended that Demo-
cratic J\sscmbly candidate Tom
Fallgatter wa\ chm*aJnto b<.·d -
p01t11cally. of cou~ with As-
se mbly Speaker W1llte Brown.
The.commercial ~med on behalf of
Repubhcan candidate r n~ Harve)'
(who v.on the election. inc1dcnt.aJI) ),
"'as poi ntedly hard·hnting. Clearly, it ~as aimed al e11;plo1ting v.hatever
resentment existed against l<X"al polt·
11c1ans' t>eini conirollcd by oulSldm
And the e"1dencc -fallfitter re· cc1vcd more than half of his money
from Brown or allied !>Ources -Wll!>
there 10 back up the conten11ons
It wa a tacttc -t) mg Dcmoqattc
candidates to speaker Brown -that
Republicans usl'd throughout the
state thts year, 'i0 mct1mcs 'iucce\5-
full ). other times not
But wa., 1t racist?
The Wilhe Brown puppet wa!>
hlnck W1lhe Brown happen<; to be
hlack. "° 1t would be dlf'ficult to dep1c1
htm in an ) wa) v.lthout showing that
fact.
Brown. hov.evet. secs in the
Bakcr..field commercial • nd other
attempts to make him a pol1t1cal 1 sue
a form of racism
In Sonoma and "'lapa c:ounttes.
Republican .\ssembl) candidate Be\
Hansen u5Cd a photo of Brown in a
ma1ler1hat ponra)cd her Ocmocrattc
n'al Mary Jad1ker as be1n1
~holden 10 peaker Brown
That m:arlcr drew a mher b1nrre
~'SC f1orn Jadim. a lcttcr to
'oters that described 1he Hano;cn
piece as .. blatant rac1<;m"' and likened
11 10 "the deep South of old with
pohttc1ans ltkc Hue) Long and Lester
Maddo' . " even though there wa'i
absolute!) no racial connota11on m
the Hansen piece---;-'>impl) a photo of
1hc soeaker. ~ To Brown, however, 1t''i all rac1~m.
The 'ipcakcr even ~w a raC1~1 ttngc 1n
a lo'i Angeles 11mesed1tonal endors·
Inf A'iscmbly candtdat~d Watc" in
'iplle of being ".troubled by Walen·
clo!><' t1c\ lo the AsoSCmbly speaker.··
Brown tofd the PohttcaJ Pul~. a
poltt1cal newsk11er. that the f1me\
"1s sugge~tmg th4ll a!> a block. I \hould
be conducting m)-'lelf a lllllc btt
different "
"Racist" 15 a harsh epithet to appl)
to an)One but as Brown·'i> !>pcakcr\htp
continues. 11 1~ one lhat he 1\ u\tn&
more and mo~ onen. when his act\
~raw crh1c1sm
Whenever an)one. whe ther
JOurnahst1call) or in the midst of a
campaign uses hi name 1n an other
than laudatory way. Brown often
denounces 11 a~ racism _
Hi rather tonurcd reasoning must
JO something hke this. he is black and
1f 'iomeone crtttc11eo; him. 1t mu t be
ant1 ·black racism.
By the umc token. one supposes.
anyone -1ncludina himself -who
crit1c1zes George Ocukmci1an would
be un antr-ATmmlan b1ao1 that
platnl> is not true nor 1<; it apphcabk
1n Brown's case.
W1lhc Brown 1s too 1melltgcnt 10
beltcve that h1msclr.
Rather. one suspect . Brown i
us10g 1t H defensive weapon, much as former Lt Gov. (now Con-
ire man) Mcrvvn Dymally once
uscdlLAccus.toga cnuc ofmcuman
be an effective way of mutma cnt1-
c1'im , pl yin& on the 1u11t that many
feel about the hameful way in v.h1ch
.black people have been treated.
When Wilhc Brown accu~ this
wmcr. the Los Anacles Times or a
poliucal opponent of raci m. how·
ever, 11 1\ the ~peaker who i commtt·
11n1 the racist ac•. He 1\ implyina. in
cOect. that he should be treated
differently bCcau~ tle 11 black. and
thu-; i, dcmcanina his own race.
Racial equahty means, among
'other ff\lnp. that you can part1c1pate
in the rouah·and·tumhlc of poht1cal
debate without htdana behind your
race, whale"« 1t miaht be.
It wa~ one of l os ~n,eln Ma~or
f om lradl~fs more admirable trail$,
at lt>&sl until the Int week~ of the
l"C(tO\ &ubetnatQntl cam~, that
he oflhed h1mtelfto the vo•ns not a
a blade poht1c1an, but as a Poht1c11n
lo\ ho happened to be black, a far
d1~rtnt th1na;
The speaker 1u poht1t1an who also
happens to be btack. Cn11C'111n1 him
for bis \
dcp1<11nt him 1n pb tO\ or 1 1
pupptt, art nm ra 11t act unto
thc:m Iv
h's umc for W1llu: Brown 10 &tO
upand tup<'ry1na"ra 1 f'cvtfYl1mc he aeu me heat.
0.. -.·,111n h • '''Nie.IN
~.
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Power bro era hytn1 to
delude Newport voten
Citizens for Better Newwrt favors careful growth , .
To lbc f.ditar. A~t calli ... h ~..... .... .. illlnl•• ........ Wt ll'C
A1 cMiman o( Citiatu For A d .. a kail IO willl • ......,.. .. J111L he 11 -be
To the Editor: o(thnefi Ii . 8eltft Jilewpor\. 1 ..... i• a bit every--~ IO,..~ FE • • ..... -......... . There i1 a lcjitunatt concern that · · l(I '1~aneJ1tttm~lyantw:t· di1mayinc that in IOnW ..,...,.Pft' men11 -... than --'S40 mH1ioa n:dt I' nl needed.,.,..... n.t 11 mi11rca~•P9W'fbrokm1n&peopte.-hv~. vaa~ option. The kids would atonct we arc labeled a a "P!'.O: worth -will .,,.,,..._,.¥ .u&.llleNcwpmi.Ccn~ ••
wnh tdfish -and self·~vina vesttd . av~~~rT'ftnCenttrnow;notyears ·C~aroupwhilithOiioppied&O traflk tllat IO ftr be)'Olld the plea psovidtl. for -lhe mure com· -.._ ........ .: ...... -C1-o~.~i.8 .,111 Hr
intemts are (ap1n) attemptin to in t~ir '"1.att d Pfet;fntly Pl&~. A OD ahe November 25 Deida OINew,.n C... itlillf. It iu m.-ity. And i\ doies to lhrouP ,, _ ..--.-• - -
delude tht voters of Newpon &!ch With IO mll'Y ch11drtn travchnt blllot ere llbelld 81 a .. .,_~.. llow"tf'.owdt .,... -a ..... dlM will mr+ ah·1 Md conlrOll tU1 ~ Orll-. Comb ~ •
The results o( the No"embtt 4 acrou MacAnhur Boulevard and f1e1ion. The di1t1ncuon 11 unlair and brinto in time, ~ en~•. biltt q.tity devdopment at a .-ce lonuilw .0 llilV. ~ .. "''1 ~
election failecl to.tttolve 1he issue of Jam~rtt Road twice da.ily,to and samplistac.. . cultural P4 ~I_ "'°PP.Ill bneftll that can oatx bt dwnneriz.cd u ::'n~~'.!o°':'m';.~=~
arowth, .slow ttowth or no IJ'Owth U\ from Corona del Mat Hip School, iJ -._ tru•i.. II' 1.:._, Ct"•• .. -s For A IO our community, 11 ,Weir.at IOltly .. llow~h ... C1ti1CM fO( a BctW ~Bach es: ...
Ncwp<?rt Beach. The November 2S ~uld . ~m that a mt.aeh more • "~ "' nm ~" Dtlded ro.d IY*"' imptOvernmll. NewpGrt WouW DCM have ii any odMi ~ mun1c1pal referendum aives us an 1mmcd11te, hiaher ·priority luue letter Newport i1 a coalition tha• •Y· So pAeue lake c:arc with t~ ~,.!._.mutt · •'f: opportunity to re'°lvc. at least for 1 m1Jht be the safetyofthtte kids. inc:e favors measured. careful, ~ll· Calti .. tbe fon of dilt Plan..... labeh: mn can mis&tad. · tuiW1 . ..., --:-"c· 1 ..!~-wh1,l,e •. the New~n Center "build-there are no rwt-trian ove,.,,.ssn. do olanned JtQwth. This is what the arowthers" imolin that thOee who WILLIAM P. FICK.ER, Chairman the lrvane 0 conw m•""
t Ob I h r.11 -· • -Newport Center General Plan favor it arc "l'a1t...-..-.hers... And c t f a~ N tht best s>la« to hve and wort. M:l ou . issue. v1~us y_ a e tens of we want so more traffic speedint --.--· .., t 1ttn1 or a IXlter C'lfpon 11 ~y. The lf"ine co. vatue1
m1lhonsofdollars involved make the into Newport Centcr1 It would seem • reputation, dtlh~ w'itb comm y
!)Utcomc of this elect~on extremely that the monies propote<S for I new Newrrt1trt-Ce, .. •e,·.-rnan•lo, .. mea11"•mo,•e .... I lle mattcnw1thtitnsit1v1tyandua~. important to The try1ne Coml)lny teen facility mi&ht be bttter spent '!"Yr-· .... ~ • -r-.. • I u ~ ~~~ . . _.,i' 111~ those who m1&h! rcahzc 1 providina safety for the area's youth. · . As The lf'l1nc Co. ~ ...a
residual bC.nefit .f"?m ~·ah-powered How many more children must be hit To the Editor: federat aovemment, can be putty intlutnced by money prospers, so do we, the dta~ Pl
and expensive media bhu ~ aod run over before the Caty, the Let'1 ltll it Ii~~ it rtally is. . and poWCr..-The devdopcn pushint this exoansion l\ave Newport. A •!"•II c~ of,clir•~!
The offer of an area T~n Center Newpon-Mesa School authorities J The Newport Be.ach special .electi~n of Nov. 2.5 is lots ofbc>tb and hope \o lrt mott. • would hke th1np to tem8lll u: ·
holds ~t ap~aL Ccrta1nly, as in andparentsbandtoaethertoaddress for• yea or a nay vote on tht 11r)ale issue known u S.Commonwntewsllldlanybodythatexpan 1onof That is 1!"po111ble. SCoppillt
most family-onented communitic:s · and solve this. far more serious . "Mea•ure A.': • . · ,Newport Center can on!Y mUe an enormous 1ACIQIC an freeway did not iolve our our•tee~er1 Jhould hav~ a well: problem? • 2.MeasurcA11-~proposalforamassiveexpan1ionof trafTic--lookatSOuthCoe1tPlaz.a.. Thtdevelopenknow pr~ms .. ~ntr is an abeol•.·
. lpPQinte<2 pla~ or their own th.at • • \¥e believe that a bujldin& fo, a Newport Cenltr. ~·II 04?t. pro~l to build roads. . : . thil full weU. that it why they art'tt)lint to' Oblcure the' Newi)Ot'.1 ~·II and mnt f1(1'#, dw
offers ~onstruct!ve pfOl,rlms, h~lth)' Tttn Center already exists. We • l 1n a !CPUbhc •. ~h~h we have, the people elect paid · . iuue by ~tcndi~ it is 1 ProPotal to ~11d ~ rOlds. • altcrnau"e tt not acc~ble. I WOlild
· 1Cll"'.at1n..and JUSt P.la1n fun . ls 11 further beheve that the thipJy-veiled repr:esentauves (pohnaana) to carry ~n the day 10 day f ine f'Olds-have Mtftdy '9eeft approved and w1ll bt bU1h hope our childrtit may live Md wart ·
pQ:ui.ble}haUhc ~ plantloun voter entteement 10 help lfinancc a affairs ~f aovemment. (Thete S?Ohtacian~ are . not anywa~.) hcrt. We must DOC let apathy .._.
area Teen ~enter already exists? Teen Center is somewhat insultina to necessanfy aood Of bid they are 11mpty doin1 a ~.) 6 ROIMlsor not. an npentaon of'Newpon Center can our arowth_. Eadl of us c .. mm •
Could the Corona del Mar Youth the voters' intelhacnce. It-would be However,thepeopðemtelvesalways~ryetheri&tn. onlymakeadi11stroustt1fficjam-don'tlctthemmakc difference. J know your VOii 11
Center, the Eastbluff Boys and Girls far more prudent for the Cit~ and The by .rc<~rendum, to countermand !he dec111on1 of the a sucker of you! A ya vote means rou want more imponant. Plcast vote ya on
Oub, Coast YMCA, the presently lrvane Com pan>'. to take the proposed pohttetans when they make decitio~s cont.rat)'. to the development. A no vote means you don t. Mea ure A New. 2$.
leased Eastbluff $chool, Corona del monies to provide forthe safety of the des1m of the people. That 11 why th11 elect1on 11 bcm1 PA UL W. WEBSTER BAR.BARA YOUNG
Mar and/or Newport Harbor Hi&h boysandairlswh<>mutt~hetwo held. . . . . Coro~adel Mar Newpon...,.,
schools..-or •. ~ss1bly som~ther larae "zip strips" that presently propel 4. Pohuc1~ns. trom the very lowest npt throu&h the
vacant bu1lding {such a another workers and shoppers to Tbc Com-
closed school or theater) be de-pany's already larae Newpon Center 1U' A if 6-'t l ed veloped anto the Tttn Center that we complCJI. We find It difficult to l'WO OJl LI -ees aren rep ac ESP To the Editor.-such charmin11rea1 with their lovely
tree-shaded walks. -.:.--
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PSYCHIC FAIR
all want for our children'> Shouldn't understand how priorities can set so
someone aenuinely intcr~ted in and screwed up by supposedly well-l~umateJy conccr:ned with malnn& educated, 11'1telliaent business and
th11 Cen~er a reality look at these community leaders. Could the
pou1b1ht1es ... nd others as altcma-pursuit of the alm1.ahty dollar
uves to what 1$ presentl) on the table' outwe1&h the interests o( our kjds?
Open letter to The Irvine Com-
l)lny.
Why. ob wbr are you taking out all
those beautifu trees an Westcliff and
Bayside G'entcl1
If you don't promise to rtplace the trees(and not w1thjust p&lms) I'm not
1oin1 to vote for Measure A.
MINDAY, NOY. II 1MM • ...
Land and present bu1ld1na ut1lizat1on • MIKE SOUCEK
would make the development of one · '-... Newpon Be.ach ft used to be a pleasure to shop jn
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In.home decor·ating~ the;re's .alwa;ys:room to_grow·
Old you know that one of stantly looking for ways to Im-
America's favorite pastimes Is prove their environments -or
decorating? People are con-stmply change the.m -often t
considerable.expense ..
If you'.re looking tor Ideas to
give your living quarters a new lift·
-but without using a pro-
fessional deconJtor -here are
some-tips from the experts at
White Furniture to get you going.~,
•Do use furniture placement
to add Interest to boxy rooms or ·
those that fack .Qrchltectural de-
. tailing. Experiment witfl turnlh,tre • ·
placed on the diagonal. or try
lacing shelves or a table per-
. pendlcular to the wall Instead of
against It. Also create Interesting
angles with area rugs for a tol,!.ch
of the unexpected.
•Don't succumb to the whims
.of fashion when you:.re shopping
for furniture. You .want fo be able
to live with your decorating
decisions for a long time to come,
so consider classics such as
traditional pieces.
,, •Do consider armolres as a
practical and decorative storage
solution. Use them to store
clothes. linens. a television set or
stereo, and many mor~ Items, in
every room of your hOfTle.
•Don't Ignore the dramatic
posslbllltles of deep-toned walls.
whether painted or wallpapered.
As a sophisticated alternative to
the usual light walls-dark
furniture formula, paint walls a
darker color to show off lighter furniture. T he simple, large-.caled proportion• of the boldly-proportioned aeceaorlea, lnclud ..
•Do use screens Inventively. furniture in thfe r oom are balan ced by the Ing a ~bra rug. _
· Not only do they provide strong
vfsual impact, but they add and borders for a very easy. • qo let your decorating changes of mood. Choose light
Interesting angles to boxy rooms. Inexpensive decoration. Mold-scheme originate from one fixtures .ttiat offer the maximum
Use them to conceal unsightly ings at chair-rail height can help strong focal point, such as a versatility like dimmer switches
radiators or viewless windows, or create an illusion of spacious-patterned rug or a favorite paint-and lamps that offer flexible
to create hidden storage spaces. ness, while those placed just Ing, Use Its color. pattbrn or placement.
•Don't hesitate In mixing dlf-below the celling can 9W a rQ.OJTl !!IOOd_tQ_~.P-YQ~ setect c9m..= •Qon't forget that fabrics are
. ferent periods of furniture. Eclec-.a feeling of more height. plementary Items. offentheslmplest way to express
tlcism can. be a very effective •Don't hide your treasures •Don't be Intimidated by a your color and style preference. e<i~ing style -many tra-t away. Take advantage .,of china small room. Try placing large They offer limitless posslbfllties
:::....;;. ........ ~_,.-..:wl~tand contemporary looks cabinets, breakfron~s.~ and dis-pieces of furniture in It to give the for adding color and texture to a
When decorating, show off collectibles instead of storing" rQ0 :ell side by side. pla)'. cases. such as those 11-room Importance -you'll be room. from simple sllpcoverlng
them and choose rugs that echo the lines of the furniture. Do create Interest on ~lain lummated ones. to showcase surprised how often it works. to more elaborate draperies you
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Comforts
of home --• • in_past,
present
By BARBARA MAYER I#,..._ Wl'ller
When we talk about all the
"Comforts-of-home, what do we
actually mean?
It's a question Wltold
Rybczynskl, who teaches.
architectural history at McGiii
University In Montreal, has
answered In a the book, "Home.
A Short History of an Idea,"
published by Viking.
Aybczynski says today's con-
cept of comfort Is an amalgam of
at least 300 years of history.
When we experience comfort at
home. we include the past as well
as the present. Yet, he adds,
tfiere Is nothing Inevitable about
seeking comfort.
"You can_tlve wlttfout ~Ort
and nothing terrible will happen
to you. Many survive without
furniture. We .. are dealing with
cultural values, rather than
absolutes," said the author.
The great contribution of the
past to today's Ideas of comfort
explains the success of de-
signers such as Laura Ashley and
Ralph Lauren. Who hark back to
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desjgns -go well with ~edwood
· The wide variety of architectural styles
prevaJent today can be confusing for prospective
homeowners.
Increased use of ,traditldnal design elements
such u double-hung windows, peaked or gabled
robf1, claaslcal detailing and woo~ siding attests to
a l~ lnt~rest In America's archlteclural
h+rltage.. • .
, Whlle this nostalgia for old-fashioned style
and ;-race Mdlafes a reaction against the sharply-
aogled, abstract forms prevalent In the '50s and
'60s, contempor.at¥-deslgns.ata stlll popular.
If you are plannlng to build a new home and
need guidance In c;hooslng a style that's right for
you, the Calif ornl& Redwood Association has a new
color booklet, "Redwood Homes." The wood
complements a wide variety of architectural styles
because of the many choices available In grade,
texture, grain, pattern, dimension and price.
For traditional designs. klln·drted Clear All
Heart redwood provides the stability. uniformity
and worka~lllty fl4!C811ary for Intricate trim .
detailing and Ught joinery. Natural extract1ves
preaent throughout r'edwood'1.hear1wood entUre
resistance \o weathering and endurance for aiding
and fascia. ·
Redwood · also accepts and holds paints,
atalns and· f In I shes better than most other wOods
making It an Ideal choice fo~ designs that require . ·
speotal color contrasts, ...
Dynamic vfsUaJ _.ects that enhance Contem-
porary designs can be achieved either with Clear
grade redwood that features cream.colored
sapwood accents, or with B grade that has the
same sapwood-heartwood contrast and limited
small knots ·
Rustic redwood textured with knots provides a
rugged appearance especJaJly aultable for rural
architectural . styles. Carefuay air seasoned to-
Increase stability, Rustic provides redwood's
characteristic beauty and long-lasting per-
formanoe at a lower cost than the klln-drled luxury
grades.
Knotty "'4wood atdlnt wu claoeea for tllla laOGM wttll 8tone foaadadon aDd ~·
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FromAlO
an earlier time in their home
· furnishings designs.
Though many of these historic
associations go back no further
than Victorian times, Rybczynskl
dates the beginning of the con-
oepts of privacy and domesticity
that Inform the idea pf comfort to
17th oentury Holland when, In-
stead of servants, the wives took
charge of the cooking and other
household tasks.
The kitchen became the most
Important room In Dutch homes,
and the wives lmp{>sed rules of
cleanliness and deportment that
led to domesticity.
By the 18th century, all of
northern Europe had embraced
the conoept of the home as the
center of private family life, a
necessary antecedent to today's
comfortable home.
The English Georgian period
carried the Idea of home further
with the English country house.
This development made the
home a place of leisure for the
f amity and an isolated world Into
whi~h only the welcome visitor
was permitted.
By the mid-18th century, the
array of objects considered es-
sential to furnish a room property
were so numerous owners began
to rely on the outside help
provided by the upholsterer, a
forerunner to Interior designers,
who had expanded his services
to Include coordination of all
Interior furnishings.
The 19th century brought
many mechanical Improvements
including better lighting and
heating, concern for proper ven-
tilation, and the idea of the
efficient and compact bathroom
an American Invention, by th4r
"!'•Y. accordJng to the author.
In a chapter detailing the ~
Inventions of the late 19th cen·
tury, appropriately titted "Effi
clency," the author estabhshes
that this period was most nnuen-
tlal In setting forth standards
currently In use about comfort.
The emphasis on effictent,
labor-saving devtces such as the
electric llght (which he deems of
major Importance In raising stan-
dards of cleanliness). the vacuum
cleaner and the-etectr1c ii"""' ..... , ---""'
made the lot of the housewife
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-We're giving cash awards to the person, club or group who bring the most-people o.n-=Frid~y, t h e day
after ~hanksgiving to the Orange County Fairgrounds Swapmeet.
Just come in through one of our ~ntry gates with the name you wish. to use for ~your group clearly
displayed in the windshields of all your group's cars. Our assigned "counters" will take care of the rest.
They will note license numbers, and the nun;iber of people in each ve.hicle. If you bring the largest group,
you win $1,000. There will be $500 awards for the second and third largest groups, and $250 awards for
the next four largest groups. $2,500 free money in all. You need not remain at the Swap Meet any longer
than you might wish to just have a good time, (which is easy to do). At the end of the day the winners will
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BJ Al.MON LOCLUIEV · Kl, wuh two 33-foot hi&h C)hndiacal Turb0t.a1l cyhndtn an mucb the tame ant 1ntenct1on of human cwvaap.
._,... ...... ...., . , , "sa1lf' hat betn ha1atcf11 1 lC<"hno-wt) as 1t don around an aarptane mtnl a~ ,,_,ater «'Ol)'l\eml, l«ord-
Tbe ~kyone, Jacques C'ou1lcau 1 loa1cal breakthrouah to rival wans. The multu'I hfl factor. cou· 1na 10Jt'ln·MichclCousteau J~ues hiptly.tou~. rcvoluuowary new Cou,~n' earlier 1nnovat1on1. -pied with computer-edJutted diesel Cousteau' son, wlio w1U be a«o.n,..
wind and dte~l-powcred sa1hn1 ve.. the aqualuna. the fil'Jt undtrWatt"r suppC)r1, proptls the hap cconomi· ny1"1the1h1p.
stl baa cpmc lo Southern Cahfornaa cameras and the d.ivi oa saucer~. cally and efficit'ntl}", cutuna fud Ak)onc i. named after the daultt-
waten an~ ~111 be moored at tht' Sea i>c~rabc<I as tht mQst advanced comun'lption from 30 to 40 percent. tcr of the Greek aod of wind. Sht was
Scout 8a'ie in Newp(>n Beach Satur-\11hna slup ever butl~ the Alcyone de iancd by . MaJJnc and ,J.C.
day from 10 a.m. dramaucalty reduce 1uel con\ump-In thtir voyaac-s alona the western Nahon. na" al architecture and Th~ ship as scheduled to pass the tion by uMnJ the wind, an entf'J)' coast of Nonfl Amenca., the Al· mannc «:n11neer of rrantt. 11\d ~
!'lununaton Beach ·Pier at apor01'· '°urcc that as free, renewable and cyone's team of rc\Carchers will built b) Ateliers ct Chanuers dt La
1mately l :JO p.m. Fnday on its way to don not ~llute. exptorc the coastline and aocumenl Rochclle-Palhcc. France.
Newport Beach. The hap's patented Turbo ii wind the beauty and vitality of marine life Dimeo ions of the veucl are 103 T~ ship wall leave New~rt Satur-propult.ion ~)'Item combines the as well u transformations wrought b) feet overall, 90 feet lenath walerhnc. ~ay ni&ht enroutc to San D1qo where capab1hty of a sail to oncnt to the the sea on shipwttcks in very deep · 29 feet ma11.1mum width. ; f\, 8 an.
1t.wiltbc on display at the Broadway wand with the aerodynamic prm-waten. · · drafi below kC'CI. and d1,places M.5
Pier from 10~.m. Sunda).. ciplesanddesignsofana1rplancwma. • • short tons.
The &leam1n1 white rttearth ves. A1 r circulates around tbe vcn1cat They will also 'con'1dCr 1he import·· The ·1 urbo~1I system include two
• • • C'oustcau-Pechincy units driven by
· two h}'.drauhc generators of 2S hp
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There arc no rcpttas scheduled' an .
Oranae County this weekend.
In other Southern Cattfomia Yacht
ssociation areas:
Lot AQeles·LoD1 Boclt
Alamitos lfay Yacht Club-Turkey
Day Reptta (one-design, PHRF),
Saturday, unday.
Seal Beach Yacht Club-unda)·
aalo~ Series No. 2 (PHRF-Ofte-
des11n), Sunday .'
Suta Moelca Bay
Manna Yacht Club-Pre-Turkey
Race No 2. Saturday.
Maltbu Yacht Club-Turke) Day
Regatta (muhihull). Sunda).
Su Dle10
M1ss1on Bay Yacht Oub-Turlccy
Day Replta. Saturday, unday
San Diego Navy Sailing Oub-
Monthly Handicap Race (PHRF),
Sunday .
Oaans1de Yacht Club-Turkey
Da1 race. Sunday. •
Coronado Yacht Club-Longs\reth
Series.Sunday
Nonlt u d IDland
A.nac;a"a.('hannel I land Yacht
Clubs-Joint Rcptta. ~torday, Sun-
day
b> comprcs~ air bauerics. ·
.1 he dieo;cl system con is ts of f wo
I S6 hp tna.incs w1th two dmcshafts
and tv.o propeller:.. v.1th retractable
blade .
A con tant cruisina peed of 9-11
knot as maintained by the Turbota1I
system alone during strona w1nds; the
Tur~il plus the djescl engines
tlunna moderate winds, and the .
d1e~I cnaancs alone durina liaht winds
The public 1s invited to view the
hap at all three Sout~rn Cahfomia location~. but due to insurance re-
stnctaons, no one will be allowed
.aboard. '
Coaateaa'a rnolutlonary ahlp• Alcyone, cct•• to tM .,_
thla weekend. -
Reynolds wins friend's merriorial t r ophy
Cheetah a winner
Dick Pennt.nafton•a 66-rt. aloop Cheetah recently won line
bonon ln LA-,,C'• Cabo San Lucaa race.
By ALMON LOCKABEY
o.lly ,._. ~ Wntw
Dr.John Reynolds. veteran yachts·
man from Ntwpon Harbor Yacllt
Club. as home from Cabo San Lucas
• "with a-double armful of trophies, but
· onl) one that he rcall) covtted.
"M> sole purpose for enlenng the
Los Angeles Yacht Oub Cabo San
Lucas was to wan the t(cnneth Watts
Mcmonal Trophy." Reynolds said
Why the Watts trop~y? Well for a
number of reasons.
"Chief among them." Reynolds
said is that Kenny and.I were partners
for about five )eaM m the aluminum
K-43. Protqe, which we campaigned
1n a number of offshore races around
1he islands and to Mexico One year
we won LA YC's Whitney Scnes
.. And before that Kef\n) built sails
for other racana yach ts Tnad owned
before we became panners ..
Watts was o ne the.premier sa1l-
makers for nearly four decades. After
has recent death. has widow. Polly,
and their dauahters deeded a bcauti·
ful troohy to (A Y(' 1n her husband's
Kookaburra III leads in def enders' trials
FREMANTLE. Australia (AP) -
Kookabum Ill retained 1ts lead in the
-1\mmc;a!sCupdefendffs.'..tnal Mon..
day w1th a vtctory over Australia Ill
lain Murray qilc.d lbcix>at he co-
dcsianed to a 2-manute. 7-sccond
tnumph over Gordon Luca~ and
Australia Ill.
Australia Ill, which won the 12-
meter world champtonshap on these
Indian Ocean waters last February. 1s
the stablemate of Austral11 IV. the
No. 2 boat among the six yachts
scekana to defend the Amcnca's Cup.
There •~ little chance that
Kookaburra Ill wall lose 1t~lead an the
second double round-robin ~nes.
After w1nnina 16of18 races. she has a
three-point lead wtth only two race
rcmainina. Murray's boat wall face
the fleet's two weakest competitors.
South Austraha and Steak'n Kidney
in its final two races.
T~o pomu are given for each
\ 1ctory an the second scnc This wall
ancrca~ to three points for a win an
the 1h1rd senes. which wall be a 1nplc
round-robin event. Kookaburra Ill
PAPARAZZI
has 23 poinls, and South ustralia.
with a 14-14 record. has 20 points.
one point ahead of Kookaburra IJ.
I~~ ' •
Auitraha JV. skippered b Cohn
Beashel. faces another touah test
Tuesda). facing the No. 2 boat m
Murra) 'scamp, Kookaburra II.
Kookaburra II. "'h1ch 1s normally
sailed by Peter Gilmour may have
Murra) at the helm against Bcashcl.
Kookaburra II has met ustralia IV
three times. 1A.tnning twi e.
Bea hcl faced another threat when
he "'as to meet Murra) an a protest
heannglate Monday night hould he
lose the protest, it would nullify his
victor) Sunday over Kookaburra 111.
This would cost film two points and
add two pomts to Kookaburra Ill's
total. givmg Murray's top boat o
seve n-pomt lead
The two boats collided unday.
Kool..aburra Ill received ma t and
electronic gear amage.
Mumy's protest was ba~d on the
rule 1A.h1ch states that a yacht that is
cuher ta<:king or ubina must keep
clc-.t1 u1 .a )acht on its proper course.
Bea hel's counter-protest churned
that another rule statc.-s that when a
yacht as required to keep clear of
Q.lher~ tht" riJht-of.way )acht shaft
not alter course o as to prevent the
other yacht from keeping clear. or
obstruct her while she 1sattempt1ng LO
keep clear
In other races Monday. Kookabur-
ra Jr beat South Australia by 4: I 0 and
Australia IV sailed to a 3:20 v1ctof}
O\erSteak'n K1dne)
Steak 'n K1dn~) and South Austral-
ia were disqualified unday night b) a
prote t comm1ttcc for the colh ion
be11A.een the boats Saturda). The
colhs1on threw 'iouth Australia's
helmsman. Peter Thompson, over
the side and he was nearl) crushed
between the two 20-ton "cssels
South ustraha was disqualified
because 11 violated Steal>. 'n Kadnc) ·.,
right-of--.-.ay and 11 m tum "'as
disqualified for making no attempt to
avoid Lhe colhs1on.
The dccmon robbed Steak·n
K1dne) ofw~only \ ICtof) m either the
fir l or second «>ric\
name, to be awarded first to the
overall International OfTst\orc Ruic
(lOR) winner in the C'abo race
When Reynolds heatd that the
kudos was to go to the IOR winner of
the Cabo race. he vo-.-.ed· "I want my
name to be the first on that '(rophy. ..
But 1nce he had recently a1ven up
sailing and tal..cn up powcrboating.
how was that going lo be ac-
co mplished'>
The answer came when Reynolds' son. Norman. found that the Nelson-
Marek 68 loop Sw1ftsure Ill was
available for charter by its present
-owners Richard Fragiho and George
Folp.ner of Newpon Beach
"That v.as on Oct. 4 and I barely
had ume to get an entry in and enlist a
crew· Re)'nolds said.
Although he as current!) a member
of r....e""pon Harbor Yacht Club. he
en tered the yacht under the burgec of
Lo Angeles Yacht Club. of which he
1s a former commodore -
It became an 1mmcdaate family
affair when Reynolds enlisted his son
as one of the watch captain~ and
BoATINC BRIE FS
Trophies award ed
Pcfl)Ctual 1ro.Qh1es for Balboa
Yacht ( lub's 66 Serie\ were presented
at tile 62nd annual trophy ·presen-
tation (:finner.
Wanner of the Daily Pilot special
troph) for the IOR combined cor-
rected time wanner m the Balboa to
Lona Point and Return race wa
Tinder· Bo'lt. co-skippered b>
Burkhardt and Lindeman. BY(
Other pcrpcluals presented
l\.enncd~ froph~ (first an IOR \)
It's 0 1\. Lewis Beef}. BYC
Paul Holmes Trophy (first an IOR
8) Defiance. Michael Wathen.
( ap1s1rano Bay YC r red ~males Trophy(IOR OV\'rall)
Defiance.
John Bib~ Troph) (IOR snond
o"crall) TmdcrboA
Da\1d Young Troph> OOR third
oH·rall> Pamot. Maurice Brcvfield,
(aliforn1n'r ( •
William \ampklTTroph) CPHRr
fir t O\Cf311) "lug1c foo, J1m and
Karen "lugcnt BY('
( harlc<i (1 las1ww Trooh\ CPHRF-
talked has wife. Sally, into going along
as navigator.
"" 1nce wift ure has had a rcpuuon,
under the or1'1nal owner. 1ck
Fruce. of San Diego. as a hne honors
(first to finish ) )8Cht, finding the rest
of the crewwas not difficult.
On the ro}ter. beside has 1mme<!1-
ate family. wcrt Keath Lorence.
Robbie Vaughan kip .\l~.n. Bob
• Kcttenhofcn Tom ull1van . Fred
Delane) and Bob Spngs, all ex-
perienced crewmen
Allan. incident.ally. as the son of
forme r NHYC commodore Robcn
M. Allan. and as known as one of th~
top helmsmen on the We t Coast
The rest is history Sw1f\sure got
a"'a" to a fast stan and led the IOR
tlcei until the> rounded Guadalupe
Island. a mark of the course. -.-.here
Ro) D1sne) ·s Pnma, 1 cer-lllp'to
Sw10sure Ill ... reall)' did a number on
us and sailed off toward Point Lazara
on the BaJa Coast.''
But Pnma apparently aot caught an
a "parkinf lot" ofT tlle pomt and
Sw11lsurc ll. satllOI about 60 miles
:
~~ond overall) Puss)ca1. John
~1ala). Voyagers\ (
Scandia Troph> (PHRF lhird iJV?rlh-1mpcTUOtl\ Mui -Cila!>gow.
BY(.
W1tHy ~arn.0tk Trof)h)' (fir I
PHRf-.\). Bra,ado, (1af} Chandler.
South horc YC
John Pa)nclroph) (fi rst an PHRF-
8) "-lug1c Too
Laguna Beach Po't Trophy(firs1 in
PHRF C>. Impetuous. Phil (1lasgow.
BYC
USYRU events
The lln1 ted <;tatc\ Yncht Racing
t n1on-spon<>orcd Youth <;ailing
Champ1onsh1p and the ll.
Women's a1hng C hamp1onsh1p.
both events IA.1th double and single-
handed board\31ling d1v1\1ons. ha"e
been "hedulcd for I 977
The IA.Omen·, rt'ptta wall be ho\ted
by the t Peten.bura Yacht ( lub.
Florida Feb 4-8 Tht> }Outh c.:ham·
p1on<;h1p will ix. conduc.:ted by the
Ru~h ( rce~ Yacht ( luh.Fnrncy. Tc\.,
ofTthc coast. foricd ahead to stay.
''Other yachts rcponed lhemsctve
a~ or us a couple or umes, but we
weren't womed.'' Reynolds said.
"We could sec them behind u . "
Be ides the \\alls Trophy •
s~1f\surc Ill al~ \>\>On the Governor
ofCahfornia Troph) for the first IOR
}acht to finish ; the Ma~or of Los
Angeles Troph) for the first LAY
IOR )acht to fins hon corrected ume.
and the Juan Rodnaucz Trophy for
the first IOR )acht 1n C1ass A.
~ ure. Cheetah. one of the Per·
formance Handicap RaC1n$ Fleet
vachts, beat us to the finish hnc. but
we weren't racina apinst them."' said
Reynolds. ••for us 1t wa a senumen·
t.al 1oumey.
··1 wanted m) name to be the first
CDJt1"'ed on lb.at Waus. tmPb)'.~
here 1t 1 ,"he said. proudly d1splayin1
the take-home replica of the award.
Wall he try agaan?
"No.·• Reynolds said. "My ~•lboat
racmg days arc over. I'll ju<;t go back
to en1oyan1 crui\ina in my power-
boat:·
June 19-26. nnouncement of the
)OU th event wa made by Dave Perry,
USYR Youth Sa1l1ng Cham-
pTonslup C-ommill e clla1rman.
t'O be hgTble. a ~llor musr not
TOm 20 m t987 and mu~ bc:-1rl.'
c1t1zen. an amateur and a USYR U
member-Applicat1on fo rms, a' ail·
able after Jan 4 from the lJ YRU
office an ewpon R I must be
postmarked no later than April I,
1987.
The ~outh champion$h1p wm be
sailed an Laser lls (double-handed). La~rs (s1n&)e-handed). and sail·
board . (to be announced). with
ht'a"ywe11ht and liahtwcighl
boardsaalors competing tQðer but
receiving prizes an each div1s1on
To be cl1g1blt a sailor must be
temalc. ;.a U.S. c1ti1en with amateur
~tatus and a current l YRL mcm·
ber . .\pplicat1on form will be a,111-
ablc from the L YRL office on 0\.-c.
I and mu'it be postmarked no later
than Feb I~ The women ·s cham·-
p1on hap will be ..ailed in Laser lb
and Laser<>. and Mistral <;upcrhghl
<;a1lboard\
City of H9pe honors Babbitt; museum is $45 ,00~l 'In the Pink'
··vou never rt'llre from th1i; "" •·
ncs . " said vocali'lt Harry Babbitt,
who was for yea~ making hat record
with the Kay Kyser Band and 1s now
m the procc of gettina the band
'oinaagam.
The 811 Canyon resident wa
talking about the new venture · tur-
day evening at the Ncwporter where
he was being honored by the Clt of
Hope Glenn Miller Chapter ..
.. K)5Cr died about a )car ago d I
have been v.orl1.1n1 with Ge.rpa
C.rroll ltyaer to JCl the cxctu 1vc
nght' to use the name Kay K)scr
Band We leave an l3tc November on
n cru1-.c throuah the canal to South
America. Ghuay Sima will be with us
and so wall some of the onamal band
members
-in lhc spnnl\ \\e will be on tour
do1 na concerts\\ 1th some oft he great
from the big band era JOin1na us."
aabblll found fan of the b1a band
era at the chapter party who "-tfe
attentive a he sana number afier
numher that he ,had made famou .
"Hc'sa beau11ful pe~on ... said Kay
Dralle, chaRter pre idcnt, \\ho pre ·
entcd him with the Glenn 11ller
.._,... ................ ...
Mcmonal Award. ""''h a lot of 1ma1unat1on result.cd 1n
M usac for the tribute dmner attend·"-"1ll~ crrat ion of unique art""ork Thr
ed by about 200 was provided by . ..ale of the 11ems at the Laguna \rt
Tracy Wells' I 8-p1cct band and Les Mu-.cum re-.ultcd an a\lout $45.000
no.1111 and1111 SoHdt of Forever. for tht• museum's children· an
ss1stina wilh <1rrangcmcnts were education pro&ram nnd contcm-
Mary Brown and Julie H•bbard porar) artists c~h1btt1on stncc.
(Jecorat1on~) Jane Brandt, Aneue
Rosea, B1tD.Dle DeBoe, Coniu Mo•t·
goinery, Tmaa Grevtaa, Cla•rlHe
Stlekela, Robert Geltlli and Jamt't
Altieri, chapter founder and pa t
pre idenL
r he Junmr Council ~pon orcd the
"In the Pm"-" C\.Cnt and \Cot out Jhc
tuhc of hu1ld1n1·matchana pink f\llDl
to more than 100 armt ~me ol the
art1\l\ ha\.(' panic:1patcd and donated
their piece for all fhe of the
... ., 11nmcnt" l\ pe auction\ <On
_..., llOMtt (left) wltla haaw ....... and J.... Lee Doalla• and Kay Drake llate.n to Howard Crouon . ' Altleft. .
)Car the art 1st~ ae:1ted IA.1th a b & and
another time 1t wa' a ho~.)
~ulptor Hal Pastorla v..1 .. there
for the filth \car and h1<. '>ta1nlcs steel
crcanon ·11aintcd l'ink on o~ side
brought in a clor,ang bu.l of $2.300
from Toln a:nll Barbara Ptttcenpau ...
\n6the"r gut"'it p:ud )J.300 tor 1hc
wall rnntrucuon made by the hu!I·
bandfw1fc team of Rlellard BulWI
and Sall torch. Richard Fiie
donated ha !IC~ ace a\ auct1onccr for
the ..ccond \tar nd brought the
b1dd1nR 10 a do~ at m1dn1@.ht.
The e\cnm& arranged b~ co-ch:ur·
men Jcnafrr Burge and Clan tlu
UaJlen·Bera began with a buffet fca\l.
The c-atertM (Park "'cnu~(rounnct)
v.cnt along "'1th the p1ni.. \Cht'me ano
1ndudcd m the 1prcad som~ foods in
that \hadc.
~ome of the 3SO there'"'orc panl or
added panl touche to their at11rt
mclud1n1 boarJ p~idcnt Tom
Titr•e • v.ho ¥.Ort' a pink uc anU
rt.
Jenifer Bur1e and Cbrt•tln• Hallen·Berj 'la tM ,... ..
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"l>) na\ly" i sll.ftana a new sto!')linc
cmpha 111n1 ~trona rt'lationshiP' be~
tween Bl~kc. Ale.us and Kr)"le·
1 ho ntw stortC\ were announ«d at a nc'A<s conference at which John
Forsythe. Linda Evans and Jo.in
("olhn-1 11ned new ~ne·year contracts
10 return to the ~nes next ~Hon.
"D)na t).'' which once nvaled
CB • "Dalla " for f'l~t place an the
raungs. fcl~ to 29th place 1n the most
r..:tcnt suncy by the A.C. Nielsen C'o.
The show took second place-la t Wttk
to CBS' ''Maanum. P.J.," a \how that
wa also on the rope• when 1t "''as up
apin!it N8C's "The osby Show.".
"Dallas,'' meanwhile, has ma~.
to stay near the'Top 10 with Patnck
Oufl'y returning thi fall.as Bobby
EwtnJ.A newstot)hnealsobrinp'lhe
fOCU'i back to the Ewina. fa~1lv. Ale>.1s Carrington (.'olby, played by
Colian , hauhown hcrconn1vm1sidt.
for the past seven years but now wtll
bnna out other dimensions.
Shapiro 1d that in January a story
fcatunna Blake Camnston (For·
S)the) and Alexis will beam in which
"they come together in a way that will
let the audience see for the first time
the passionate love they once &hared.
Out of tht~ the relationship between
Blake and Krystle (Evans) .. ts
strengthened.''
Blake and Kf}'stlc !l'so Wlll face an
imponant cnsis 1n which the life of
their daudlter. Krystina, 1s "lttcrally
han&ina by a thread.''
In addition. new storyhnes arc
berns de, eloped for the younger stars
on .. Dynasty."
.. teven (Jack Coleman) is drawn
bad. to his wife, Sammy Jo (Heather
Locklear). and 1s then thrust into a
cr1s1s of conscience that unexpected Ir,
catapults bim into a new calhng. •
hapiro $<ltd. • .. ·
Tcm Garber. the vixen in A s
.. Nonh and South" minhencs. will
JOIO the Carnngton family 1n a role
that will be reminiscent of Fallon.
Thai character. now pla>cd by Emma
Samms. has bttn spun ofTonto "The
Colbys."
Shapiro said a new cast member
woul08Tso0c addco anathat Chey
hope to have a major star tn the role.
NOW PLAYING
"There was a lot of escapism in the
beginning of the sencs and a Jot of
emphasis on glamorous co tumcs,"
said Shapiro. "but in the last year or
two, with changes in the country's
cconom}. there has bttn a need for
changes in the show•s djrcction. You
can't 'keep on doinJ the same thing or
}OU bttomc a cancaturc. You must
change. ABC feels this show has a
life~pan of at least five mort )Cars ••
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Talk isn 't cheap:·.
F~a~C:~h1~1-April 19). You'll have more toom,dcbt1w11l be pai~. i•t J~ getting scarce. favors will be tctumtd. Popularity increases, you'll mttt c:hallc• and ··obtt~lc to Pmareu will be removtd. Gemini. ~$U1nu1 people. fiaurc
ptomincntl)'. fhe talk ~how alut is up0n us and TAUllU (Apnl 20-May 20): You can ,et "msadt story." Spoth&ht on frankly, rm womed ,ick. •
detail , ab1hty to piece totcther bits of informauon. Relative communicates Thiueawn \lwthe entrance offive
de,pite distance. You'll be approached concemina Sl>C<'ill aareement or new talk how~: Joan Rivtrs, Da-.id WEST EAST
contract. Brenner, Jimm)' Breshn, Robcn
GEMINI (May 2 l·Juni 20): Be analytical. ditecm KJein and Oprah Winfrey. Add them • J 6 • 10 8 4
flirtation can 10 fun~r than oriJinall) to the elllstina Johnny Carsoo. David 9 A K J 10 t • Q I Z
anticipated You'll be dealing wuh in· letterman. Larry KiftJ. Gal)' ollin . <> 9 c.J..O I• 3
Quisittve people who demand answers, Dick ('avt'tt and .Ptul Donahue PLUS • K J t 2~ • + • 3 ~
not eva ions. Virgo. · ptunus people two hours of guc t on thr« n,etworks SOUTH .
nlay roles • • nery mom i ng and we got a lotto tall • Q 9 5 2 CANCER (Jone2 I -J uf¥ 22): Some of about. varcid It w~s ckarthey had run out "1
}'Our mo t favorable qualities su_rgc to frankly, J don) thank there's of deleaatcs w1lh any1hin1 to say and 0 K Q 8 2 forcfro1;1t. C1r.cumstancC6 turn m your enough people to sustaln·all of this. had affthat tame to fill. Wt Ste 1t all~
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favor -opportunity . cxsm to restore Let's 1alktog1.Sttcs Eleven he» ts will the ume ot Olympic event sand Por1S . Tl ddJ:d~·J O I> ' ' •
.. h~l'mony , on pornest1c front . Be . .• need the Strvaccs of at least six suer.st· .arel'las where commentators arc ! ,,
d1plomat1c, espec1aJly where fahnly money d1sput~ 1s mvol<·ed. • · boStsa year. That tak~away 66ofour thrusting a microphone into one E•st South WHfl -orth When w t followed to both the
LEO (July 23-Aua 22)· Steer clear of one who ss o~u1ous. Mdns don t world class talker . Each of these another's faces. Pua Pus 2--t' 01>1,. a1.:e and kin~ or trump!l, hit h*'-4
fan fo~ false Oattcl). Many an ~rs arc found ~hand sc.cnes. lnmt on show~ has from one to I 2gucstsdaily. Colleses may have to offer a new Pus 4 • Pu• Pu wa virtually an open bc>Ok. Hl1 bi4
defin1t1on of terms. Romanct could anvolve clande une mceung. P1S<'CS plays This could a.dp up to as many as 375 major in Late Night Convcrsauon to Pa • htad announcrd al leul nlM cardt
role. . . auests a .,..eck..4t's only .a matter of kttp-up with the demand. Who Opening lead: K111g of Q in hearu and clubs, and he had as; VIRGO{Aug.. 23-Scpt 22); You asked f<;>r added rnpon\1b1hty and n_ow manutesbcfore.,..eare~angthesamc Ir.nows, Shelley Winters ~r To~y Opening bids that de<><'ri~ your ready hown up with two trum~
ab1.htyto1mpnntstylc. You'llmcetdeadbnc.couldh1lJackppta result. Watch Talk. how are paced to entertain. lookina at possibly Comedy Talk . _ and a diamond. Therefore, on }OU get 1t Lunar emphasis continues on dtSCovery, charisma, personality, people Dan~a may endow a chair. We re di~tr'ibution are well and good If ?f
Cancer. . . amu$C. or hne the ability to shock. L1v1n1 Rooms where hopefuls 10 to your side buy tnc hand But sf you one o' his cards was unknown, an LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22): You stnkc chotd of universal appeal. .LoYC How many broken marriages, babies try out their skills by mtcrv1ewsng end up defending, you might hnve Denny dldR't much care what it _
plays paramount role. Focu on meet!ng people, advancsna ~s111on, out of.,..edlock. sexual preference or people sn the audience. It's not too itven declarer valuable <:lue.s..._to w s, He 1~ a trump froaulu.aUnlf--t':'H
realization of asp1ra11ons. You'll be relieved of unnece sary obhgauon. araduatcs of Betty Ford's Center in crazy to an11c1pate ··How To Be a playing the hand. Considt•r ths"I and confidently finessed the nin~
Another Libra plays role . Rancho Mirage are left roaming Talk Show Guest" where the author hand from the Mlxt'd Pair Champt· When that held, he could ctaun h•t
SCORPIO (Oct. 23-No'. ~I)· Get Lo hean of~auers, be direct, emphasize around out there? appears on all 11 talk shows to to?' oMhip at the r('cent World Bridge contract. ~
mdcpendencc. couraac of conv1ct1ons. Spotlt&ht continues on trav~I. How many authors are there who the book. Olympiad m Miami. Actually, thf contract •u ~·
communicat100, d1sscmination of mformat1on. Vou could be involved in re\:eal the sex hfc of superstars, I honestly don't know ,,,.here all the After South pu't<'d a hand that cure even if w ht unknown car4
pubis hing proj('d . . expose Momm1e and Dac:fdy dearest. capuvatang guests are comma from. many would have o~ned We t's AGITl'ARIUS (Nov 22-Dec. 21): You arc drawn 1n two du-cct1ons :-make )OU thin in two da)'s, or arc but J suspect eventually when they • turn~ out to bt' the trump ten;·
choose course tt'lat leads to tranqu1l1ty as con.trastcd Jo antnguc. Message will fight an& a lawsuit over somethana run out of show busincs per· two hearts showed an opening bid ' While he would then have t>tta
btcome crystal clear. You'll get newsconccm1ng money as 1t affects panner or they have wnucn., soruthties. athletes and authors. with at least rive h~art.s and four able to wm the trump trick. he
mate. 1 thtnk 11·s only a matter of time they'll have to dig down into the clubs After North'" takrout dou· w()uld have been end played. A CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan 19): Key 1s to diversify. to communu:~te. to before talk hows go the way of pnvate sector: into the worm-farm ble, South wastf'd no time in bid· club return would have been tnt.O
cxprtss ideas an entena1n1na. graphic manner. Funds wall be made available, newscasters and ponscasters and owners. the paper.dip comptrollers. dmg the full valu4' of hi' hand declarer's A·lO, and a heart return
: you'll add to wardrobe as result. Accent pubhc relations. protect 1magt\ hQSl!l 'ltan 1ntcrv1cwing one another. the septic-tank magnates and hus-West led the kin!( or hearts, then would t up dummy!s queen. (It r~putat1on. ' · . f first noticed n at the pohttcal bands wh~ speak·only three words 8 shifted to hi-. 'llnl(leton diamond. We-tr turns the ace or heart.s, de6 AQUARIUS(Jan 20-feb. 18)· Yourposition is strong. you can afford to be con'vcntions . when Dan Rather )Cir · te
lenient with one who aided you an pa t. Check details. read between hncs. strtss started to interview Walter Cronkite '· Thc)''ll need work.' but wh·o said ~t the-helm wa t~ran 1'1o-clarer rurr" and can get to the tab
)Our own style, requirements Taurus. Scorpio people figtJre prominently. and Atll Mo crs mtcrvse ..... ed Enc talk was easy. rtdsan tar Jack ft\: and he With a diamond to cash the quttn
flSCES (Feb. 19-March 20) Those who re~1 l v.;ill now acquiesce to ·------------.·--------------made hort work of the hand. He harts) }our demands. Garn 1nd1catcd throujh rcad1n.g. · ft t."Member of opposite won the diamond in the clo~d For lntormatlon aboal Clla.rl"
sex. although channtng.•may not be senous. Protett sci an emouonal clinches. • • e t hand and l•d a club toward the Goren'• MW aewalett.er for
IF NOVEMB!R u lS VOUR BIRTHDAY recent alhance will prove New Beg1nn1ngsJUS queen West ~rab~d his kmg and bridte playen, Jt'rite._Gofta __ -!H
beneficsa Plans are ~UbJC'Ct to change -before November is finished )Ou'll exited safely enough with a club to Brldse Letter, P.O. Box 4-CH, Or: know whc you stand, )'ou'll be more secure emotionally and where money 1s the. Queen. lando.. Fla. 3tl02-4-dt.
concerned..".: ltCCllCJlt ~n~ Of hum:9fJO J~.vcl m~re than most tli t i Ii kers -------------------~-------, people )'OU are artistic and could have "weight problem. Gemma. ag1ttanus a or ex-00
pcopteP.1ay1mponant rolesm yourhfe.Joumcyind1catcd for you'" Deembcr. ' '::~~.~' sa:~dillA-/J,t.~s· =~
May will be your most memorable month of 1987. ,:------""94 ~a.•• '°'4AN
Do Yellowstone bears
wear wristwatches?
l\ chent a ks. "Ever been bafficd by
a reader's query?" Indeed. Rcponcd
1t before. and am ,1111 bafficd by 1t.
The query~ "Ahhough the bears in
Yfllowstonc go anto h1bemat1on on a
different calendar day each year.
when they do go. the,r. all go al cuctly
the same time. Why.··
L.M.
Bo YD
DE R ANN LANDER : I am an
e~·prostltute who walked the streets
of Portland. Ore • for two )Cars.
Ounn1 that ume I had Stveral
fr1ghtcnin1 upenences. I o.;o kcd for a pimp who abused me. I was arrested
and Jailed. robbed by customers and
raped b) a man I refused to accom-
modate becau\C he looked crazy and
violent.
I ~now what 1t'<i hlce to be alone and
afraid I wu afraid of my pimp. the
police and the weirdo customc~ .. an.d
temfied that my famsl)' m1,ht find
out what I was doing fora hvinJ. I was
also afraid I "'ould be stuck m that
rotten rut forc"er because I d1dn'1
know how to get out.
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All
l.MDEIS
wai; a few ~rs ago to contact Our
New Begmnanis, 1814 NW. Hoyt,
·-Porttancf:-Qre. 97209. -SIGN ME
FREE AT LA
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DEAR FREE AT LAST: Here 11
yoor letter aad my kar&ftlt lliuls
for wrltlag it. I uve rttelve4 muy
Idlers from pro1tlwtt1 .no say lltey I'. I' r 1• ,. r I' r I wut desperately to set a.t of tlte . . _ 1 . _ . _ . Do )OU ha vc any bards of sorrow m
your hair? That's bad Very bad. One
of China's lcnr,.h> thougt\ lo\ely
proverb goes: • We cannot"prcvent
the bards of sorrow from flying over
our neads. but we can refU~ Tet
them build nests in our ha•!··
To drc s be t for freezing weather
put on Just cnouib loosc-cloth1ng (()
keep you cool but not cold. Don'i
wear so many layer you weat Once
you sweal. yotr've lostit. So actvnc~~
consulting Eskimo. That's nght. A
Fairbanks chent.
A new Judge changed my hfe Af\er
my la~t arrc t he ordered me to get
into a program called Our New
Beginnings This pr~m helps
women CSC'!J'C from a h~ of crime~
prostitution and drugs. Through
coun~hng. au1dancc and love. we arc
able to help oursel\.es.
botltttt bttl ar~ scared to dulla of I I I I I I I I I
tltelr pimps and afraJd of btlnl '=====~~===================? pennlltJI. _ ,...!
Your letter gives U.em a plan of TODAY'S action -a place to co wbere tltey wlll ..
be proteeled from ltarm 11td g,lven
emotional sapport. Newcomers can c R QSSWQR D p u zz LE get coura1e and ltope from Ute wome.n Wild animals io capt1v1ty become
neurotic sometimes. but never do so
when free Soconttndsa zooman who
doesn't explato bow he knoW1
You say }OU worry when )'Our 12·
year-old aoes off on a v1s1t O\ier the
wttkend1° Richard E. Byrd was 12
o;tlcn-he teft home for a tnp around
the world. Took him awhile but he
came back an admiral.
I know }OU reach all kinds of
people. The &iris I worked with read
)OUr column every day. They need to
know they aren't trapped forever, that
lldp 1 ava1lablt'. and they CAN have
a better hfe 1f they "'ant one.
wbo now tlte ropes and are living
proof tltal tltere cu be a dtttnt life L---=-----__,;=================:.1 af.ter prosfiietlOa. Q Where docs "Davis" rank now
on the U .. list of most common
~urnamcs?
A No. 1. First six. in order. remain·
math. Johnson. W1lhams. Brown .
Jones. Miller.
ll-;cd to be a ··1egcnd" wa~ a story
meant to be told an churchc
First child born 10 a mother under
the influence of chloroform wa~
named Ch ristian Anei.thc~1a.
L.M. Boyd ls • 1yadlca1ed
colum•l1t.
1 consider myself the ludnest girl m
the world to have gotten out of a
busaness that wourd surely have
landed me 1n a mental hospital or on
Death Row for murder, Or some John
would ha\c killed me
I ur11.c ull women who arc whe~ I
-Enter~Today! ... ~WK
Let ~ur holiday lights glow for charity m L,IGHT SHOl V !\\~ this year's Harbor Home Christmas 'W \
Light Show. December 13·23rd.
Entry Forms • •.
at/ Y
D:ul> Pdot
Jerry's Manne Futl Service ~.
Newport Harbor Arca Chamber o( Commerce
Tht Cannery Restaurant
Waterfront Homes, Inc. Rtaltors
Call (714) 642-4321 Ext. 11~ For More Information .
I urge every booker wlto It rucliJlg ACROSS
&bis colum.11 to contact U.ls iroup at once. Voa bave ootlt1ng to lose bat 1 Aoas1 source 6 Station your chains. 10 Bites • • • DEAR ANN LANDERS. My hu'>· 14 Saltpeter
band is a vctcnnanan. I work as his 15 Chdls ano
office manager. Toda) ht' reccn .. ed 16 ~e;!le
payment from a client who~ d<>& had
died of hcan failure before surge!) !~ =:.n
Attached was a letter accusing him of 20 wax maker
being cold-hcaned and mont')'" 21 Aecen1
hune11 for rcque ting payment on 23 Dwarfs ~\ilCCS pcrfoaned an_amd anamal"-24 Hand ges!ure
That dog died from cau'>C bc)ond 25 Cleave
an'tonc'\ control. He could not have 26 Goes before
bcrn sa'tcd. I understand the owner'~ 30 Bounds
gncfnnd the need to blame someone 34 Oklahoman
But I wonder how many physician<> 35 Flower
get such letters. 37 Stomach
F.arhcr this week a woman's cat 38 ::;:,:
died ht' was an old cat and had too 39 Balced •lem
man) medical problem to go mto 41 use !Mth
here The woman phoned ~c'itermy 42 Jargon sull
to \3\ "Don't s.end me a bill I'll be 43 Gather in
damned 1frm goang to pa) for a cal I 44 Produced
didn't get back·· Sana went the 46 Sawhk•
recc1,cr 1n m) car Mgan
"lot all people arc hke that, thank 48 tg.naces
hea\cn<i, but enough arc so that 50 Offensive
somctJmc~ I w1'lh my hu'iband ~ere 52 Turn over
1n another hnc of work. -FU) UP 53 Caterplllar
56 Gaunt
57 Conveyance
60 Wavy
62 ld1011C
~ Brihsh 1stes
native
65 Pilch
66 Trondh•m
tongue
67 "Present'
68 F1n1Shes
69 Wondef'ful
DOWN
1 Poseur
or part
3 Fam1n1ne
sulf
4 Ago
5 Supplant
6 Tapped
7 Molding
8 Over prel
9 Unwordy 10 Kind
11 Goll club
12 Sp.rited
13 Ulter.s
19 A1us member
22 R uc1an1
24 Journey
25 Ch1ne&e dynas!y
26 Ramn•nts
IN fORT WAYNE. r--~2-~3-.-.---r.:~ $3.500 Prize Money for Winners' Favorite Charities ~======='~==;;~;:;;;;;;;;;;;~~;;;;~c;~;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;========~===~ DEAR F.W.: I'm 11re most people ~ believe Ute veterlaulu did Ills or Iller l-'
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few lemons sou yoe H Ute lll•mu 17
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PICK-UI? YOUR CARD
IN THIS SUNDAY'S PAPER
You can incr~ Y"'J'-chonc•-~
to Win-Ch.clc This Sunday's paper
for o WIN-GO card.
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FINO OUT HOW GOOD WE REALL V ARE
AT NEWSSTANDS & STORES ONLY
lAX/Ot(lltlJe County C<JMtctOIS vlO Goldtft S.. MWt
race.
• • • 20
"'EVIOUS "1ZZl.E Sot. V£D
27 Pande-
monium
28 Pepper.
upper
29 Escape
3 1 Acapolco pal
32 O• n
33 Scandinavian
36 Lecture
40 Slop by
41 Sports 11em •3 Compllc.a.le
45 Rapping
..
47 Name
49 Car-deal
lac!~•
51 Furious
53 Protus•ve __
S4 f'O<metl)
55 Bouquet
56 Give use ol
57 C of TLC
58 "Handle
59 Vegetable
61 Bon -
63 Nega11..-e
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by B,H Keene BIO GEORGE ·-b~ Virgil Partch (VIP)
r
"Don't eat the soup till it
gives up smoking."
MARMADUKE by Brad Anderson
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"He likes to start the day out by
going to sleep."
PEANUTS
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ME't'! WHAT1RE '(OU
DOIN6?COME 8ACK !
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"Ye1h. but wh•t'• the m90net for?"
DENNIS THE MENACE
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by Hank Ketcham
by Charles M. Schulz
we DID PASS A
SOUVENIR STAMD !
6y Kevin Fagan
~ 1 ~ 10 00ti4K
OOT a:' TMf OT~
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BLOOll COUNTY
FOR BETTER OR FOR WORSE
DOONESBURY
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MV E3ROrti:R IS G6t~ToliE TtiEKNl§f!
by Jim Davis
YOO CAN SAY __ ::o THAl AG.AtN
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by Lynn Johnston
I KNELUrr-1'M I ee1~~1N.
by Harold Le Ooux
by Garry Trudeau
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.Cl~ll e~gliieeriag.
flrm .reorgaalzes ·
Robert Bela, Wllllam FrHt 6 A1Mda&et has promoted scverar
top manaaers in the firm', Orange County office. J-.ek R. lJpt was
elected as executive vice president and also serves as secretary to the
company He has bttn wath RBF for l 6 years tcrvina as
secretary/treasurer. Deeala1 .J . Froat is now treasurer after servina ·
two years as controller. Gary Arm1troq and BllMra EljnMlm,
both With RBF since 1979, have been promoted to vice president or
community plannina and director of environmental services,
respectively, for the consult1na cavil engineerina firm . • • • Gary P1lford of Costa Mesa has joined Kidder, Puboty llMI Co.
as a vice presdient in its Newport Buch office. Stephen L. Shirley,
vice t>resadent and resident manager, said PulfordJ previously with
Merrill Lynch in Lona Beach. will be responsjble 1or amplementina
qualified and non..quahfied retirement plans for local corporations. • • • M.aamoi. Taukl has been appointed cbatrman of the board and
MlNo Y•rtk•a 'has been named president and chief operating officer
in recent orpnizataonal cha~ announced by ltawuakJ Moi.ra
Corp., U ..A. Both men reside m Irvine. Tazak1 was instrumental in
cstablishina Kawasaki Motors io this country In the mad 1960s ind
rttumcd in 1981 to become president. Yunkusa directed research
and dcvelopmen& from 1976-81 and retume<S an l 98S as senior vice
pre ident. • • • Parter Hllllllflll Corp. has appointed Steve C. Va.pa as an •
assistant aeneral counsel He wall bt located at the Parker Bcrtea
Aerospace Group m Irvine, reponing to Joseph Wh1tci:nan. vice
pre 1dent. aeneral counsel and SCCJ'C"tary of Parker Hannifin Corp 1n
Ocveland. Vaughn was a htipt1on attorney with the Washanaton.
0 C firm of Kirldand and Elh , and wa~ a 1stant general coup sci to
the Depanment of the Army.
MERTA
I ·< --•.. VluJe Mell&a of Laauna Halls has been ~inted project
manaaer of dtvttopmem lffit:Construitton for o de Cau. the
S,000.aCTC pnvate master-planned rcsidenttaJ and rcson community
an Oranie County Pre51dent John Yelvetton says Coto de Caza 1s
now poised for completion of its master plan which calls for more
than 6,000 homes to be buah an 10 years. Three Southern Cahfom1a
bu1ldin1 firms have cl<>Std escrow on propertacs; Pacesetter Homes
and Gfeller DeveJopment have broken ground and J.M. Peters will
bq.ln..SOOJl.. • • • • ltatby S. C.l.P of La Mirada has joined the certified public
accountm&firmofltt.g,HeHle.&JaeksoD in Newport BeachasstafT
accountant. Culp graduated with a B.A. m business adll!ini tration
from Cal State. Fullerton where she belonged to the Beta Alpha P 1
honorary fraternity. · • • • Sudra Klladra, director of marketing an the residential
brokeraic services div1SJon of Gr.t>b Ii Elli• Co.'1 Pacific Southwest
Rq1on, ha been elected a vice president. according to sentor vice
president Mallon Naylor. for the pa.s1:Jllne-ycars. Khadra or Laauna
Beach ha\ been d1rtetor of markellnJ for both Ltngo Real Estate and
Grubb & Elli . She titn<ed an Tunisia in the Peace Corps and 1s
prc~ntly 1n UC Irvine's Eitecut1ve M.B.A. Proiram. • • • Shanna top honors "'1th some of the most prcst1g1ous
adven1S1na agenc1es an the country, Patrick Patt1aoD has won a
po 111on m Adven1 m& Age's first Creat1v1ty Annual. a comp1la11on
ofoutstandin11dvenisinaach1evementsdetcmuned by the national
advert1sm1 pubhcauon. From 3,SOO entnes. Ad Age editors chose I 0
finalists an IOcat~ories. Pattison·s sales promotion campa1~n for the
\yndacated telev1s1on situation comed y, "Small Wonder,' won for
sales promouons. The Laguna Beach resident ·recently optned Pat
PattJJOll Crutln ~rket1a1 1n Newport Beach. • • • Gnbb A Elll1 Co.'1 Pacific Southwest Region headquaners an
Irvine recently announce the appoan&ments oflteuetll G. McCord of
Irvine as vice president or finance and administration and Jill
Gree..e of Newport Beach as public.relation coordinator. Grubb &
Ellis is the largest independent real estate services firm in the United
States.
Out-Of-state bids
for BofA proposed
LO ANGELES (AP) -The tatc
A scmbly ptaker 1s considerina
propo ma special ICJJslataon that
would permit out-of-state institu·
tions to bad for troubled
BankAmerica Co~.. the nuion·
second-laracst bank.ma concern.
Speaker Willie Brown's office said
WcdneSday that such lca1sJat1on
would \likely be a 11ned uracncy
status
acquiring at lcut parts o (
Bank.America. the parent of San
Francisco-based Bank or Amcnca.
Bank merica q.1rrently 1s try1n• to
fend otT an unsolicited. S3.39 ballaon
me,..cr proposal from Lo nacle •
based First lntc~tatc Bancorp. the
nation's ninth larae t bank1n1 con-
cern.
The Los Anaclc Time• rcponcd Wcdn~ay that Fil"\t Interstate has
held discussions with a numbtr of
other major institutions in effort to
strike drals to quickly sell off ubstan·
tial amounts of BankAmcraca's asset
•hould it mcraer plan uccccJ.
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Wall Street.split on vulnerability11
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NEW YORK (AP) -There t1 mtftl firm Raymond Jamn It As-Yott Sl«k Euha._e. and taktovcr· 1maM Mtll'llA for lht llCurililt srowina uMMIMt& amo"J. so1m ~its an S1. ~rs. Fla. "I relaltd IU>Ck11111n 1uft'fflld IOfftC of firm Mabon, Nueen• It Co. -...w .. ISlrcetthatt~intider· r-think1berurttt111Qtna10.tluethis thr helYM.11 loefes. But ltit DOW . Stock1c.ime'"'*'~~ iradina 1eandal leaves the •tock ofTand apon it." . • Jones ave,. of 30 1ndu1triala rose •na widnprad repons iMt * le-
mmtt vulnerable to a nasty spill. Manuel JohnlOft, vice chairman of 9,41 ~1n1110 1,826.63 a~ plu,.ana cuntaet ud ~ Conmute09'•
Bu& many of Wall Street's best-the Fedtral Rewrve Board, also 43.3 I Tuetday. So~ other market tnvttt.,.hOn an&o antider.,.... ...
known stocks rebounded Wednnday predic\ed the scandal would not · •*""also advanttd. widfn•na drwna&iQlty, =
from the marktt's severe dechne in ptrmanently harm the U •. financaal • NonttheleM. some anal t• con· C.11 Friday one of'\\tall Slftet'•
the previous session. and 1everal syskm even tho~ it mapt producc • knd the marut recenlly ~ nten takeover ~ula&on. lvn f.
other ana!YtU said talk. ofa posail)le shon-amn markd jtuers. :mainl)' on 1M stttnath of f en11ed uled aovcnunem chaqllS Iba& . lilt
collapse an tbe market wat eua· .. There's always a kmporary mac-takeover apeculatlOft, and that since 1lltsally treded ttOcb '*"' ~
aerated. tion and an ovenuction to these ,tort tM widenina scandal th11 week anformauon. Boesky. lmGlll ~
••Jf , the end of the world WIS Of tbanp that can lemporanly 1mp1u abruptly endfd most rumors It cfftt:· thinp, paid a S 100 maUaon a ~omina. today should have been financial marktt conf.cknce," John-t1vel) kicked th( uppon out .. Trom and tFttd IQ Mlp ihr Sf.Cs
equally u bed as yttterday, and son told ttponm in·wa,tu!llton. un<kr the market. nsupt1on. fedtral'law bus
cenainly 1t'1 not," said blph Bloch, Stoclls fallina an price qa1n out· -"Now we ace the whole /'PCtS 1n stock ~ UIU'I ~bite iiifOr· ~n1or vacc prnidmt or·w invnt· • numbtred ritina i sues on the New re\ieflinl ilwlf." said Do~al Trott. mauon on a cornpeny. ·
M oNEY s~NSE .. ~ -----------~-~
Ta~ reform changes credit habits
U.S. tax payers deducted more ll\l.n
SSO billion in non•mortaaae interest
from their mcome in 1984. The ~mpacto(CheTu ReformActofl986
on these ta'.llpt)'ffS ts likety to be
drastic. -Man
RIDIE The tax reform act will make 1t
increasinaJy imponant to reduce
cndtt costs because interest deduc-
tions for consumer credit -funds
borrowed to finance autos, college
costs, credit card outlays and other table credit for many Amencans will
consumer purchses -will be phscd bt home monaaac and home equity
outoverfive years.beainn1na in 1987. credit lines on both a first and a
Up until now, h1J11-ancome tait-second home.
pl)Crs have had l1ttl~ cause for Although some lim1tat1on~ have
concern about the cost of credit The been placed on deductions for mon-
standard 18 percent patd ~on a case interest an the.future, these do
rcvolvma credit card balance, for · not apply to mortll&C' on or before
example, represents an after-tax co t Aug. 16. 1986. Under the new law.
of o nl y 9 percent for tu payers in the )OU will still be able to deduct the
SO percent tax bracket. However. expense or intere t on an amount
aner taxpayers lose these deduct(ons equal to the purchase pnce ofa home
over the pext five years, 18 perccnr plus the cost or improvement•. The
btforc tax will be 18 percent after tax tax does not place any restr1C11ons on
Yet. for many consumers, there arc the purpose for which these funds arc
two cost-effective credit alternatives borrowed
-with deductible interest costs -In addi11on. home owners may also
that are still available under the new dcduci. the interest on an even larger
tax act. amount -up to the fair market value
The pnmary source or tax-dcduc-of these properties -1fthe funds are
I
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INTEREST EXPENSE AFTER TAX REFORM*
Home EqUity Matgin .
~ Credit Card Auto Loan Loan Account
Pre-Tax
lnteres1 Expense 1n. 11% 95% 775~
Aftet·Tax
l~estExpeliM
(28% tax bndet) t8%•• , ,,.. .. 68% 56'1.
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used for educauonal or medical
expenses.
Many bank\, brokerage firms and
other financtal 1nst1tuuont offer home equity credit Imes that fre-
quently carry lower interest rates than
many consumer loans -even before
tues -and now have a far greater
after-tax advantage. Though pohcie\
vary. most 1n tatutions will lend up 10
80 percnt of the value of a property.
less the out tanding mongage bal·
. ance.
One type of in terest expeltR that
remains tax-dcduC'table under the new
tax act is in"c tmentintercst, such as
margin l)orrowtng to purchase securi·
tie . You can deduct invcstment-
rclatell interest up lo the am®nt of
· ·· (Pleue eee ADJUSTVf0/86)
_Card, Large as ~our,
1q.amn•ion1 ·
Introducing a Video Game System
for the 80's: Sega Cards and
The Sega Master System
Sega pac..ks a 2!W>K memory Into a card that fits In your pocket.
each card contains a huge. hlgh·tech memory for graphics and game play
that just won't quit. Sharp~dged visuals, vibrant colors plus synthesized
music and sound effects, all In a serle5 of challenging games from the
people who brought you l"ROOOCR and ZAXXOl"tl
Only Sega Gives You The
Choice of Cards or Cartridges
With ju.st o ne system . you can use cards or cartridges. rtoWhere else can
you get such versatJllty and vlrtuouslty.
Th e Seg a Master System :
SUte-or•he·Arl rower Base: Sllp in a 48rd or.
plug In a cartridge; It's your chokel I
Dual Control rads: Nigh peed pads put C?:ontrol
of the actJon at your fingertips.
Light Phaser: Take aim with this light senslttve
hand-held controller. Shoot ducks out of the sky
or zap jct ftghters before they zap your
Hang On/Saf•I Hunt Combo cartridge:
1W lop·notch games In one c.artrldgel
rau AC adaptor. •/v cable. auto RI' switch box.
7!>/300 ohm transformer.
Now. there are no llmltatJons.
Under such status, the bill could be
taken up as rarly as mid-December. It
would need two-third votes in each
house or thr Ltaislaturc but. once
paU(d, would take effect tmmedi·
atcl> rather than waitint until the
followma Jan. 1. ,...---------------. ..
uch lq1llat1on would pttd up implc~ntat1onofCal1forn1a's1nte~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
tate bank1n1 law. which WI paucd we ---
earlier th" yrar. That law ptrmi"
interstate ban lung within the West
bcainnina 1n 19 7 l'ut w n't rcrm1t 1t
n111on11t1 until I WI. ""'=~===-Brown" propastd lcaa_~lauon is
aimed at lcttmJ New ~York-blicd
Ctt1Coft', the na11on' la~t blnk•nt
compeny. bid tor Bank mrnca
-----tttC'Ot'P bef9"Cd tntor: •ttd m maluna u h an offer and repon dly
hal drawn up a bid.
A number of oth(r out-Of· uate
in tttutaons tso arc mtcn tcd 1n
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ADJUSTING CREDIT HABITS •..
h.aBI
nt1 &nvntmtnl In ume. Sa, m th~
futu~. tn\C~s1or hould c-on 1dcr tht
pouab1hl) ofu,1n1 maf"Jln borrow ma
for inv~tm~I needs and U'>rn& the11 •v11l1ble sh to pay for con\umcr
ncm You can cStabli h a margin
MCCOunt with a 5tt'uri1ic finn and
borro"' monc). ,. 1na )our ~toclo;.) or
bond" as collaicrol ·
ror c'iamplc. \UPJ>O )Ou a~• a
SIS 000 bonu ~h1ch )Ou plan 10
'"''~t 1n tock or: bonds, and around
• the same time )01.4 plan to finan~ the
puf(ha~ ofa new c:u.
If )0\,1 US( the marain borrO\\IOI
power of your C\I Ung poftfoho to
bu> SI S.000. of tocks or bonds. and.
you bu) the car wllh ca)h. you wtll be
ablt to dcdvC'l the margin interest.
fter the pha~·m · 1s completed by
1991. the •l\\trcst on a car loon would not be dcductibll•
Ekcause tn\C 1mcnt interest c>.-
ixnsc C'lnnot be deduct~ againiit
non°1n\C\tment mromc, H•U h(lulJ
be 'IUrt that rnu haH' cirncd sull1·
c1cnt m'cstmcnt 1nlome to tilTsel 1111
1ntcrc51 t\pCn\C, In addt\IOO '" UI • dcduetiblc m1cmt t>.prfl , marsm
ccount al"o offer ant.:rc t rites that
ut acne rail) lo"' er than othert} J)l::i. of
credit.
8cc'auK 1& ~'(ruun le\ cl of n\k 1 I'>
involved. borrow1naon mara1n i not
u1tabl fort\ eryonc, though prudent
mH~ to1-s can m1f}1mve riU.:s by •
• borrow1na lc'i'I than the ma\imum
allO"-CU or by b<>fTO"-in'g &11n t o
pun folio of less' ola1tlc <.«untie\.
Pny1ng ca'ih for mlljor consumer purc;ha~& is clearl> one of tht be'>t wa\'i to avoid unneccs~ry cl'l'd1t
('0 l'i
JnCl' full deducub1ht)' of COil
'iumcr intere t t\pcn5e c.'.'mJ\ 10 1986.
all ta\p;t)cr hould dosdy C\ mrne
lh-:ir rn~d1t nc d . gooJ "''"> to cJo
thl\ 1~ tu" rite ilo"' n the hallo(t'S and
111tcre t rate\ of tll dcht. indudana
M\)rtgasc,.. utu and l>tud nt loans,
credit C'UrU bal30l't~. marain 8C'COUOI
and lo;u1) on in uranl't' pohc1cs
You1 ('(oun11n1 or financial con·
ultant c-an he-Ip ,)('U .mu1mi1c ta~
tkdu tt0n'i 10 I 986 und re tnJctu~
)Our out\tandmg debt 1n the mo\t
co,1-<'lk tt\(', nd u \·dcduc11blc,
mann1:r.
I he nc" t.' law make~ It mon•
t\~n.,,,.,. than ever to u~ crtt111
unw1~I). Tho-.c who <"'J'lore ell the
credit .lltt'rnatl\ C\ ma)' hnd not onl~
that loYi~·r mtcrr'>t rate arc oncn
a .. ai1. hk. but thut the aner·tall: cost of
credit can be ntn le s than at present
Mar) J. Rudlt I vie~ prnldtat aad
mana1er, co111mer lnrormatJoa ser.
vlc:H, at Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
Fenner It mltb, Inc. . .
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NEW YORK CAP> -The,followlng Osl i'y • ~OWi rhe O)ltr • the • Counter stocks •nd w•rr•n" that have oone_ "D lJ the most and down the most t>.sed on oercenl of en.not for W•d J4 No sacur111es iredino below S2 or 1000 J5
sh•res •r• Included. l
Nel end percentatt • chaniMS ere !he J diff.,-ence betwffn the orevtous cios ng Pl'IC• •nd Wednesday's a.st or bid p r I• c e
UP$
tn14rt1ukn 213·~1\·32 UP Slllt~t wt ~ 1~ ~ Up API ntr ''" · It) Up Hme dMd s 1 '• 11 .. UP iterllUk un lS·16 7·16 Clo
lnlsrlbe '" h UP Cell i • ..., Uo richer Corp • • <.; UP nron un S UP ereorlne '11 1 UUP nzol\ ,~ •• o Ht1stCH • ,,_ Uo LCS Ind s 7 • '.1,. Uo Astrocom ,.., 1 • Up Tr Tl h '1 ~. UP Fs\t~I s 1 1 .. UP At>rems nd ;i.. •ti Up
.:.. I 7 )' Haallno+lx \Jn 1 ·1 4 DensePec un ,,. • -J l • 5 Praxli &~ • 1 -3~
1 I j ~~~~~pr, ~
11 I R~A~~se ~ · 10 AmCrulse ~
l t 1 Pre~lsPhm \oil -12 ~hkRobt un t =>• -2 · 13 hemJf•brlc ''2
'
1• KtllftHtne un 2~• -:i. 11 1~ TtchComm 3'• ..,
1 ·a 11 Ktvlln :.1 ~ 1 1 19 Aver~lnc ..., ~
AutomL11111 i. \.') UP • SynblotTcs s I'• 11 • UP
NJ me I AWCPtrA 2 AmCell wt
DOWNS
Lall Ch9 'll -!It ~ -\\
lg1
·, b ~~,"~~' un l'~ ~
~ ~O(~obol I~ '~
Pel Amik~~n s 1 ~ -j>,.
Ott 20 0 NoC,roFSL s "1 -Off 19 2 Barr slncl )31'> -14
NEW YORK (it.Pl -The lollOwlng lisl snows the New York Stock Eiccnanve Slod(I' and W11rr1nts 1n.1 have oone uP the most end down the most based on percent of chanoe reo•rdlen of volume for Wed No S«urh .. s tr•dlng below U •rt Incl·
·uded. Net end oercent•oe ch•nges •r• tht difference betw"n the previous C10$lno price end Wednesd•v's 2 Pm. o-r I c e
NJmt
1 ~vlnco 2 v n 150l>f 3 aJrekPtr
4 GenHost s 5 GenOet•
'Marentz 1 Peredyne I WIH'llt1er 9 CookUtd n
Pct. ~~ 141 ~~ f;
UP I Uo .6 Uo 6 UP 6 Uo 0
lO Grut>Ellis
11 Navstr ofC ~ ElcorC~ Ii§~~ Inc 'J verSll P 1 •rdCR s ' 1 Mtlr09Fn s
fi
ll l\:~0 l 9 P~s OOd rmc Inc pf tesll•.~•Y n Mya.nLat> s rnne• f scdt NGs ex Eng HeroerRow
~~.;+I 3~ 8~ 1~~, 1 > UP •Sl4 114 Up 19~ + ~. Up 3' l'• UP 14 > Uo
7 • • Uo 1•'4 11l UP I'~ ~ 8: l~i. ~ Up
llf't ~ Uo 3t'e 1 UP 16' 1 1 Up ' + t I UPP 24 + , .. u
DOWNS
'I l FtCilvlnd '4 4 Revlon • I S Publielt Ind •
4
1 6 F1C1PllHld· • 7 G llt_llt s I vlLTV pfO 9 Ce_ntrnOate
10 GEO lnll
I 11 Viec.om 1 12 Purola191'
13 NobleAlil 4 ArrowElec
I lS Heckslnc . ll VIL TV l)f8 1 N1v11r wlA
O OOC>rvsn UMhMn
'" -,.. lt'n -1 '> 3 -~ 121.'I -1~ SO• -5-" 11/) -1/4
'• -'I> ~ -.. 37, -3~ 24\t -2''e lOh -J\ t~ -ltJ 1 ''>-i.. 3'' -• 3 • -•• 16'~ -1. 19l't -11"1
18 -l'I•
I Lee,N1~ter L•Ji~ -<\~, cfctl~ 06 2 8everlv s 161\ -21\ Ott • ~1 iA[J;ltn~~r:.,
ontllll QuilecFn tgd8usln Amer Hus
f\.11 -1/4 ,, -~
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EY'S IRISH PUB
0 Durty Nelly' "
RUFFEll'S
UPHOLSTERY INC. .... ,_ .... c..s lert!
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11·· I I: 1l.
OPEN FOR LU CH & DINNER
Monda y thru f riday
mz Ullll llft., CISTA IUA-S4S.1I5'
11 AM to 9 PM
(It 8/«i '\or1• of la1,.rott11011 RNllJill & fln.1ol •• iJ fr...,.,.., ·I'
Cornf'd lk.-r & Cabbaf(f' .& Fr~h fo i h
l -t
N: ·•rrh mi.: for .1 lo,m
at A.11\k ,,f .A.inL·fll.l '' mo rl'
tnn vul1c111 rh.1n l'Vc.·r hdon:.
Bcl..llN' nm\' nur lk1ors .ire open
~ .lturJ,1y' trnm 9.1m to 1 pm ,I( •
~dcucJ hr.nx lw,. •
Whl'n vou drop h\ Pr c.111, you'll J 1,<pvcr
more th( n C(1nwnicnt ~aturJ.1~· hour'I" '°'~'II
find , sclccoon qt hum· l'qtmy, .1uto, pl ·J·
sure OCl.H, .ind r~l·ri:.lf 1onal vchtclc loan'
•signed to meet ~\>Ur lo.in m.'l'd'I.
Ph1, lo.an 'PCL1.1 IT'h who"'ll
~ork ·wuh wu to f.!l'{ rh1.• lo,m
th.H\ ri~hr for you.
And with om · of our intt•rc't r,11!-'" rht•
lowc't wl''vc offered m } ·,1r,, then~\ no
nml.' l1kt· now-or n ·xt ';irurJ.1y-h1 t.tlk
ro B.mk of Ani~:nc.1.
• J\r,mdl rn!lonnc:I lrl,' l\ 111,thk ~lfllhh~ t .. r \I n\llfn('f
k•.u1 .11 pllcart•in~ n,I In in lnqu111 l.•nl~. \'(RS •
T E LI IR ATM re \';111 11 k I• r r•iut1r rr.in~ o:ln
We want the job~"
011 h1u1er Hhd
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How's your b~iancing act?
E\cr)unc docs .......... -...-.------------~ riman 1al pJanntnJ.
Sonw pcopl do
th~ 11 o\\ n pl:inning
4uit\' ' di: othtr)
n\i:J D\,nlann'.
hn nrnal pl.in
nrng " morl.' thnn
• J
1u\tpu~1na~ourh1th ••••••••••••• un 1m1c :ind kcl·p1ng
30 lll\.UfltC t'hCCkbook l kait annual!) )'OU hould
prcp•m: '"o '<:hL-Uuk'.1 Both arc ca y to do and. 1f done
on(\.• .1 year. \\ill provide )'Ou with \Cl) valuable
1nforma11on on ~here )Our money 1s com1n1 from . "'here
1t'<; guin1and hoYi )ou'rc doang rn i.av1ng for re11remcnt . .
If., d1n1cult to 01 U\\ financial affairs w11hau1 some
fin<1nL1..tl tc1nunol0J) but don't bt 1n11nudatcd b) any of
thl' tl'rnl\ •
fhc fi~t th1nuou need 1u balaaculle~l.a h$tin1or
<ill of }our a sets and debt\. I he d10crencc ~tween the
t \\\) ·~)Our nl't v.onh
\\ hco aluing ~our aMt"tS:~ rc~h"1c .Put~own Ute
amount >ou ""ould C\pcct to rt<'Ci\e tf)'OU 'IOld the as\tt an
OvER THE CouNTFR
a rcUOfl'lhl) 'hort period of t1mC'. not "'hat )OU paid for
the proper\) and not what )OU ""ould ltke to II 1t for. 1
he nc,..t ~heJule you nctJ 1 a t"ad flew \latemcnt
Th1\ '' M listma of all the sources of cash to be rtt(1\ed
dunna the ,car as ""cll 1\ a hst of all of the d1 buncmcnl\
)Ou c~~'ti"10 make. fht'> ma) be more m<"an1naful 1f 1t's
done on a month·b)·month bt 1s for the nut 11 months.
I hr ddll'rttl(C bctwtcn )'Our total ~sh t'ttelpas and
,our ant1c1patcd di"bunt-mcnt) rcprc~nu. )OUr t'I h
ilo'°"• It can ~tither po$ltl\l' or neiatavC, ff )OU ha\C
nl'ptl\C CA h now on D \;QO)l\ttnt ba I\, )OU should
review your ovt'rall inv('juna and 'ipcndmg progtam. 1
These t~o 1mple sch dulc 11\C )OU )Our t1nan1
pOtnt ()our n<'t '*otlh}and.an ind• at ion of )our ab1ht) to
accumulate add111onal 11~ts throuah 1n\C\11na 'u~lu,
cash
An accountant as i una yOIJ with )Our f1nanc1al
planntna would start with the~ same schedule Smee )OU
arc qu11c .qualtfitd to begin the procc ~on )Qur o""n, wh)'
not 11,·c th(l(' hedulc 3 try':'
ftal~ M. Scou t1 a ctttlfled p•bllc accoaata•t wllll
offlct• ta Newport Btacll. -•
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Nobody likes a lazy dollar. _
. So we'll off er a proposition. r
You bring those tired,1
weak, chronically out-
of-shape dollars to our
sparkling new corporate .
headquarters branch
in Irvine's Koll Center
and we'll really put therrr_
to work.
Naturally, Lincoln's
newest office promises
IMne more than fiscally
fit dollars.
You'll find our new Access
CD"' that earns
extremely
competitive
rates while still
allowing daily
access either
in-person or
Our new lrvtnc Grand Oocnln& USl0 ng Our 24-cclcbradon takes place t"rklay.
November 2L at tbc comer of hour A 'T'M J'1khclson and Von Karman ln the L'lJ. l · l. ~tf~~~buUd1na1n You'll find
our exclusive Jr. CD that finally
lets little savers 16 and under
earn adult rates.
,
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You11 find the convenience of
our. Teller Yes™ 24-hour ATM..
photo I.D. cards and interest-
bearing Check Yes™ checking.
You'll find the safety of your
savings insured up to $100,000
by the FSLIC.
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And Friday, November 21.
you'il find healthy portions of
food, fun and free gift drawings-
indtf ding tickets to the Orange
County Performing Arts Center's
upcoming Broadway Series-all
aay ong at our Koll Center
Grand Ope~ing.
COIUNG SOOM TO WOODLAMD HILLS.
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Not to mention that
state-of-the-art MARCY
R/EM-5 two lucky bod-
ies will take home with
them.
So P.lease drop by _
November 21, 10 a.m.
to 6 p.m.. and say hello
to Lincoln's brand
-new 25th brancb. -.~
·· And brtng those tired
· dollars.
We've got incredibly
competitive rates on a variety
of savings instruments designed
to whip them into fine fiscal ..
form.
After all, you've spent years
working awfully hard for those
dollars of yours.
Isn't it about time they
returned the favor?
LINCOLN
SAVINGS
OVER •3.8 Bl.LION IN ASSETS
Wc:MakcltEasyToMakcMoncy.
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ALHAftBa.A BUllaAMlt ESCO MD I DO HEMET 1 1.VIME '105 AMGELES SAM'IAAMA TOUAJlf CE (818) 289 03(3 (818) &41·3;103 (61Q) iV 8100 (714) 6!52·2761 (714) M4 4780 (213) 62&·41.31 (714) '47 0771 (213) "40·4222
. AMAHEJJl HILLS CA&IUUO GLEMOt\U HOl.LYWOOt> LAGU!CA HILLS PAMOL\IU CJTY SAJn'A llOKICA romM
(714)W.•4410 (&O!S) Qa7 0902 (818) 247 630b (213) 406·6211 (714)'86 ~ (818) ~·93Q4 (21J) 4,l·QQ31 (714) 730 024,
AJtCADIA DOWNEY G1lAMADa\ HILLS HUMIMGTOM LA.ltEWOOD IU>WftGHILLS SHEaltAM OAltS Wl'.SI'105
(818) '"' 7060 (213) 927 2'06 (818) 363 '°41 ar.ACH (213) 630·1~ !STAT!S 1818) 7&3·300 A"6Uf.5
(7M>-MM7J6 ~ (llJ> :sn '1S17 (213) 47&'0481 -=1 SUft ctTY .. {714} 6"Q 6801
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a NYSE CoMPOSli~ TRAN>lCf'.O~\
Stock market rallies
-NEW YO RK (AP) -Stocks posted strong
p ins Thursday. as Wall Street's gloom o\;cr the
1n51der trading scandal fadtd.
Analyst said . traders were sttki na out
bargains and qual11 y issues, mclud1ng some amooa
~lock~ that were h1l heavily 1n the steep plunge
earlier this week.
~WHAT AMEX DID I, WHAT NYSE DID
NEW YORK (AP) Nov. 20
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r1pm tl'l7. Romrt. TelboU. ~LQn
BLudio in c.ot mil velt.zy .. Uie ~rld!\ f\nest. Mhd.oc:twn t,;1~
lways. t.ha puf0:t~1n..
nd ol~& thti \orgii~v ~lftet.100 •
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Sound the Van Horn, tables 3.retu
Ezra, the father. and Stu, the son. orm
unique duo years after cage rivalry en s
... -. ( -
• For year : Ezra V1n Horn was the
boss. tht parent, the coach. Now the
tables seem 1obetumin11 bit.
Now Stu Van Hom, the son, the
pta)er. iu head honcho, b11chcesc.
toe man.
Don't act the wrona idn. Ezra is
still dad. But Stu huarown up to
becomcthed1rcctorofinformation nstems for the Cahfomaa Associa·
uon ofCommun1tyColleacs, the
orpniution under which Ezra '1 em·
plo10fall1in hisjobasa~fcoach
and physical education tristructor at
FuJltnon Collete. . •
.. He couJd be pns1dent of the
£alters
topple
Spurs
SAN ANTONfO (AP) -Ma~c
Johnson scored 2S point~. lcadina the
Los AnaetBl..aken to a 111~ l 08 NBA
victory over the San Antonio Spun
Wednctday niaht. .
Alvan Robenson led the Spurs wtth
apmc-bi&hl4po1nu. Healsohad 10
rebounds, lOus1s1S1nd seven stuls.
Byrpn Scott scored 23 pomts,
James Worthy 17 and Kareem Abdul-
Ja.bbar 16 for the l:.akcrs.
The Spurs led S7-S<4 at the half
when Johnny Moore hat a 30-footcnt
the buzzer to ~break a ue. Moore
scored 19 points and Spurs forward
Mike Mitchell added 22.
The lead chanted hand! 13 times,
and the the final nine-point difference
was Los An&eles' laf'ICSt maf'J.in.
The score was tied at 84 early in the
fourth period, but the Lakcrs
outscored the Spurs 33-26 in the final
period.
San Antonio was down 109·100
with 2: 10 rema1nini. Moore con-
nected on 1 three pointer to cut the
ddic1t to sut. but on the ensuing play
01lmorc picked up his fifth foul and
Kurt Ramb1s made both free throws
to extend the lead 10 111-1 Ol
Moore later cut 1hc lead to 113-108
with another three-pointer, but
Worthy finished the pme with two
baskets. ~taken. improved their record
to 7-1. best in the NBA.
"A few more rebounds and we
could have won the pmc," Rob-
enson said ... We JUSt pvc them too
manyboard "
n
UnitedStatc:.s1ndi1111 not be my
bots." Ezra says ... Oct that strai&ht
nJJ:it now, because there's tomeone
h1aherthanbothofus-hismother."
"Stu finds irony in the fact that the
CACCkcych11n he rcccivedasa
rncntber oftheOrantr Coast Colttac
stat~ ~11,hampionship team
of lj.79syml.)Q.hzcd his future cm·
ploycr. •
"Ahhh,thcypve1t 1oyou,"Elra
sa> ,ribb1nahisson, wavinahishand
to s11nify tbc insianifican« of the
award:··Hcsurcashdl didn'tcarrt
it... •
··Dld'sjustJealous.:· Stu countcn.
.. Ycua;· Ezrayys, who coached
the FuUenon beskctblll team at the
ume.
tu fi"i1hcd coordinatina the
CACC stateC9nvention for 800
peopleovcrthewetkend in Anaheim,
a three~y affair which is tbe bitae1t
communitycoliqcconvcntion 1n the
nation.
Jo•
f EICUSOI
The two could 10 on for hours, Stu
1pealunsasthe straiaht man and Eua
k1ck1na 1nwttccradcsfrom thesidt. .,
But the two have been utrcmely who 11 my faaher. Our whole hfc hat
dote.even with thed1stanceth.at chanltdsin« 1'lybrotherStevedled
scpuates them~ Ezra's home tn ( rn M"arch of l 982). lt has broupt the
Costa Mesa to Stu's home in Sacra· rei.t ofthdim1lycloscrtottthcr."•
mcnto. · lt'uhatcl09CMSs m the famil)'
.. lt'sa lot more than I fathcrand which made 11 touah for Stu to play
\On relationship.'' Stu said. "Wc~m aaainst his father back 1n 1979. But
to ha..,e-a aood be1ancc ttiat aon far not close enoulh to lay down and ~~ond fraternal feclinpfora man· •Jose. •
... It wa11 real emotional tune," SCu 1ttndtet.oolllftlr&wo)'llll
said.••Jhaled1011ttdadlow. 1n1.-,pia Hllll•f4?'JllU,_
espec:iaJb'wben I helped. But I pllyed ~ • ....,. .... , ... .. ·a10raneeCouaand1ny1I~ lowi111ieEin~1 ..... •0CC.JO
was there. MymomiWaSneuual.baJf )eat11Aerlli1dlldldl
1ndhalf1JI the Wiiy. Hcrtiabtbunwaa 1 ••1tbiakwcbml..._1CHlfllof on the OransCoesa aide' and her left t1ma ahtt )al'( 19m .. 11aliid.
bun WU on the Fullenon sick... ··we lei )'09 beM ..... ~·Eaoea1N11•11•-
Ezra wouldn'ttradt the moment1 ect "Youdleated-. TIMftwaelW
foran)1hina,. bedcall1 ...
"Thosewere~tt1mes1nourbfc. ··1t1Unkubld.10aM1h5aodowi&b TliCy11 ntvcr be replaced. That's thecoectu111t SWleid. · widl 1
what life iull about, .. E.ira says. ~ Jemtorbumor. "We •Ill'•
before bardtnin&. ••But he' naln. He pt('IUIC ~ tqjellllrafterwud, N •
wasn•t tood enoUah to tten1Jt to ht didn ,...,_nt to becautt we kidEed
FuUertonCoUeae. That'sonethinal ha1buu:·
alWlys rqrcttcd, but be wouldn't tu ~members me first pmdhey
• ha'c pla)'ed much thettan~y.''.. encounltredeactlotlWrin lbtf)'ll'I.
tu clarifies it as a fif\llnca.al He pla~ horribly io a five.m1n11~
snuauob which pre\rented him frOm tint w1th1coupko(tumovm. Tht 1
movina to the FuJ~rton district to (Pleue_. V AJll __./C2)
.GWCawaits
boJVl. choice
Dec-iston expected -mee1in1 between the bowl C9mmittcc voters tOday. SOuthern Cal Com·
S-hortly OO SoCa} missioner Oa'tid Hara said Golden West is one of the pnme ca.oduSat~ Conference Bow_l _ forthcspolbUtdechned 1oetabonue..
The host represcntat1ve wiJI be
either Collqt of the Dea.en. which
would set the' pme in Palm Spri~ By JON FERGUSON
Of ... .., ........ . or LA Valley, based -in the San. Wtth most of t9'e posHcason • Fernando Valle)'.
communJty collqe football bowl . . .
aamc matchups already decided, Valley is idle this "-CCkend, havina
GoldCn West Collcae hould know s~ered its o':'IY confettn~ lou
today or Fnday whether 1t will be a , apinst ~rt, wluch suffered its one
competitor in 1he Southern Cal conference los~ 10 Sa.n ~rd.ino
Conference Bowl Dec. 6. Valley. Dcxn 1s favoi:e<t qa1nst LA
The RustJcrs vinuaJly lost their ~arbor Saturday evening, and with a
cha.nee to compete in the Potato. ".1ctorywouldeamthebcrth.AIO$SOr
Pony aod National Football Foun· uc would send LA VallC"y. •
dation bowls with Saturday's loss to "It's kind of up in the air because
Cerritos, the team which can lock up we don't know our own champion,"
. the South Coast Conference title with Carder said. ·~Our ability to draw
a victory over Mt. San An1onio some ~n of a crowd wouJd be a
Saturday. Golden West fini hes factor." ~
against a tough El Camino S(lUad Moorpark v.nuJd be.in cl~ prox·
Friday night at 7:30 at Oranic Coast 1mity if LA Valley weTe to y,,fo the
College. utlc, whd~ nCllhcr Moorpark or
· The Southern Cal Bowl Wlll match Golden West holds an ad" an~
the Southern Cal Conference cham· when 1t comes to Palm Spn~.
pion apinst an at·l•rae. team in a Rustler Coach Ra} hackleford
game Dec. 6 at the 11aht of the w.d he has tned \0 downplay the bowl
conference champion. situauon.
When the bowl com.mmec met last , , . .
Thursday. Moorpark. ,. which will · We vc 1ned no~ to ov~~TP,has1~e
finish second behind the nation's No. U~at fro~ day one, he said. It sa b11
1 team Glendale in the Western talc d1 traclJon for _the team ..-hen )'OO
Conference. was the"fli>ntrunner. But l~k at the rankmp and bowl pme
that was bcfcm Golden.West was aJJ I m not sa)li°ni n"s the-reason for our
but eliminated from the South couple of losses. ~ut ll pr~bly ~ad
Coast's top spot . some beanng on 11 •. We .. re JU t lt)'l"I
Brent Carder~ the Southern CaJ 10 focus on El Camino. .
Confcrcntt representative for fool· Oolden West faces the h1Jh-pow-
ball, confirmed Wednesday cvenina ercd ~101 attack of EJ Camino, the lm Anuks o_utrcboundcd
Antonio. 49-39.
Johnson hat I I of 18 from the Ooor
and was3 foi:4 auhefrec lhrow hne.
San AntODlo'• A1nn Rohen.on tak• alm
at the Neket wlllle bebaa deftaded by
u ... ,, 111 thll.l Moorpark appears to1 be the onJy team to top C(mto~ in South.;--....;i
...,Jc Johnaon of the La.ken Wedneaclay: frontrunner, but that the ~1tuation Coast play and a loser by o nly two
Tbe Laken came away with 117-108 win. 'could-ch.-an~duringa confcrenccall points to Pa'3dena and Fullerton.
Mesa polo
team.guns
for title
Season· s worth of
ard work comes
down to one match
By CHRIS MONAHAN ........ c. •• , •••
Costa Mesa High 's water polo team
has had 1 season qutte hke that of
Angels rookie Wally Joyner -long.
with a few question marks urly, but
prominence and rccognitiqp~omina
as time went by. ·
Friday the Mustanas (20..10) will
aet a chance to do something with
their season that Joyner and the
Angels couldn't do -end 1t on a
wmnina note when they fa«! San Luis
Obispo in the CIF,l·A final at Lona
Beach's Belmont Pl11a The match 1s
set to bqin at 3:30.
Many of the Mu tangs have been
prcparina for this day 1ncc the
summer when they were on lhc
winnma National Junior Olympic
(I >Ind-under) team. Now the hard
work done O\'Cr 1he course of the
scaSQn will be put to the test.
The Mustanas' road to the finals
has no1 been all smooth s.ailina. They
have weathered some rough waters 1n
1he form of early sc:a90n 1ncons1sten·
cy, bu1 ha'te put thinas t<>acther o,ver
the course ~f the inauaural Pacific
Coast League schedule and four
playoff pmes.
"Ounna the scast>n we were up and
down. We would -play well one "day
ud the next would be a totally
d1fferen1 story. That caused some
frustration." said Coach Mike Con·
roy. "We lost some sames that we
should have won, because we came in
flat.
.. We learned that no matter who we
play. we have to be ready. We can play
with anybody when we come ready to
play. We proved that when we lo t to
Corona del Mar (No. I in 4-A
d1,1S1on) by one goaf That game waS'
not decided until the end. Then we
came back and beat El Dorado (No. I
in 3-A) by five goals"
The MustanJS earned that throuah
10 the PCL go1n1 through the lcaaue
undefea1cd 11 8-0. They closed out the
league schedule with an 11·1 win It
Laguna Beach. a tum ma point of sorts
for them. accord1n1 at Conroy.
··The turning point 1n term of
attitude and sceina the playoffs
(coming .up) was at Lafuna Beach
Oct. 24:' u1d Conroy. •• hey !lave a
narrow and sh.allow pool and you
ha"c to play to win. We played great
defense and from then on we hne
(Pl_.. eee 11&8A/C2)
Clemens' award causes fuss
F,.m AP •ltpatd1u
Hcnf) Aaron. a former Na-
tional l<'aaue Mo t Valuable
Player. WcdMS<iay called the
selection of a pitcher. Boston'
ROlf'r Clf'mens. a the Am n<'ln lealuc'~ MVP"IJOke."
T"he rttlrtd home run kina v.a
am,.:r Kveral pla)crs •ho dis·
.. with the choKe ofa pttchn-
0¥Cf an e~ryday pla~ a MVP
Aaron .. •ho won the MVP in
1957 while play1n• for the Mal~
waukee Bravei, 111d. "Evcrydly
playtn cannot win the Cy Y ouna
award. and pttchtrs shoUkl not he
able to win the MVP 1watd The
• -·
Laguna pair sh ... re-honor uc1 face~=--
Two-way players Dickerson·, f-VerlJf a Y in
.Todd PCL-Co-Players of Year exhi bi ti On
By ROGER CARI.SON
Of ... ..,,... ....
Laauna Beach High football players Jonathon Todd
and Chns Dickerson have been selected Daily Pilot Co-
Players of the Year for the Pacific Coast League
The two stood out on both ides of1he ball a la&una
Beach compiled an 8-2 overall record on 1he wny to 1he
CIF Desert Mountain ~offs. Todd pla>ed tailback and
also stood"'Otlt ~t hne er. Dldcerson also went both
ways. at t1&h1 end and defensive back.
Oran1c High's Paul Maund, along with his coach.
were also singled out for honors. Maund ·~ the league·~
Mos1 Valuable Player. and his coach. Mark McMahon 1~
the Coach of the Year after the Panthers finished alone at
the top in the ruor-<:lose race foT the 11tle.
Maund. a cru bing 1ailback very much in the mold of
Todd, was the key figure for the Panthc~ In Orange's
only league lo s of the year. 28-21 to Laguna Beach.
Maund was sidehned for three quancrs of the game
bceausc of an 1n1ury.
Todd. who rambled for 1.493 yards ma little more
than mnc games, and for 5S9 yards 1n league pla). .... as
cons1an1ly keyed on by dcfen~.
Dickerson's cred1ls come in the simple margin of
upenonty at both po itions.
He \\as the <»:erwhelming-choice for fi~t-tcam
honors at t11ht end. a well as in the sccondal'). and 1s
con 1dcred by man} as the league's o. I pro'ipcct b}
collcac rteruiters.
McMahon's Panthers were pic ked to finish fourth.
hut thc-y came on ~trongly to claim 1he lc3.1ue
ch1mp1onsh1p with a 4-1 record
The Pan1hers hocked earl) fa..,onte Woodbndae 1n
their opener and when 1t came down to the final Y.ctk.
Orange handed Co ta Mesa 11s e'it p:ipers w11h a 18-22
'1ctoi;
(itl1nt in1othc final ~eek ofac11on a combtnauon of
a fom te!Ml \ICtory over Orange and a WOOdbndgc "1~1oi; o\Cr La1una Beach "ould have lefi aJI fo~r with
J • .2 re ords Oran1e. hoy.ever. broke up that comb1nat1on
with a con\ incin• v1c1ory over 1esa to pin the cc.1 c.
Ton1ahfs cx.h1btt100 "-ith the or·
v.qian nauonal basketball team ma
not tto1.1n1 on NCAA records. but U
Irvine Coach Bill Mulligan is ap-
proaching it JUst bke any other prc--
PCAA clash.
The cx1)Cnmcntauon 1s over Ht'
wants to win 1hc game which bcg1 ns at
7:30 1n Crawford Hall.
··Some schools played them and
played all their guys, but I don't tbml
I'll play more than c1&ht," Mulligan
said m refcrenc:c to Ju~ top e1~t
players who will receive the ma1onty
of play1n1 time once the rcaular
~ason tart Nov. 28 against Ne-
braska.
"That's wh.at we'll do· dunna the season. I don't wan1 to cxpcnment, I
wan1 to win."
The Norwqian team. v.h1ch in·
eludes fQur pla)crs with mcrican
collegiate experience, as in the mid t
of an merican tour y,,h1ch hu
included -victorin OVC1' , •
t:JOn State-. nr'tersity of n Fran· mcoandSanJo~ tatc.Jt pla) Lona
Beach talc on unda1.
*** *** *** The three-guard offcn~ of ln:me
-will meet up wtth an 1m~s.t~ front
hne for Norway. wluch ..,.,u Pf0\1ide a
mi match with 6-1 Mike He Anld
Beck pla)ed for Westmont Collqc.
Dally Pllot AlJ-Pac1nc Coa•t League
First Team Offease Flr11 Team ~rH e
Pot. Player, 1cltool Ht. Wt. Yr. Po Player, 1ebool .
QB-Eric Bro~cr, Woodbndgc 6·1 170 Jr OE-And\ Myers. Laguna Beach
RB-Jonathan odd, Laguna Beach 5-11 200 t Ol-Kc11h Rado"c1ch. Wood.bric.tac
RB-T)ler Riddell. Co ta Mc 5-170 r Dl -Jame C13le. Costa Mc-~
RB-Paul Maund, Oranae S· 11 J8S Jr DL-hn Dunham. Oranac
WR-Mtkc Ritchie, Costa Me$a 6-0 175 r or -John 1iSCO\ ich. Ora~
TE-C'hns Dickerson. Lai~na Bea h (>..I 20S r t 8 -Mikc S1)pcrski, Co~ta t~
OT -Brian Gadbu:lira uco Hall 6·2 210 ~r L8-Chri Macias. Oranae
OT-Pete Schmitt, una Beach 6-4 ,_230 Jr l 8-J1mmy Burke. Woodbrtd c
OG-Nelson Onffin. una Bca<'h 6-0 22 1 Sr DA-Robcn Glo\:cr. Oranae
<Xi-David Cohen. WoodbriJac 5·10 20S ~r r>R-Da~1d T oY..n nd. Woodtmdfc
C-an Mahone • Lquna Beach 6-0 212 ~r L>R-(> H Ddmon1co, Laauna Hi I
PK-8nan Ar-ming. t...aauna Hall 6-1 17 Jr runtcr-V1 tor parn. Oran c
-I ... ..
Ut Wt.
S· 11 19
6-5 230 6·0 221
6-0 19S 5.11 160
6--0 213
6-0 200
6-t 18S
6-0 170
6-0 t9S
S-6 I .SO
b-0 160
Yr. Haakon !'\u tcfjotd P!~yed 11. L!tah
r tate anJ Geora P t1 w hm1tcd
r pla) ma time under Jerry Tarlantan
r at Ncvada·l.as Veps.
r. Mullipn remembers the st.rona
J1 play of the 6-7 Au~tcfjord's at Utah
r Sbte durina the 1981-2 campaian.
'r. u\tcfjord had J pom1' 1n Norway's
Jr .econd half rall) to a 16-69 ~•dory
'r over n Jo~ lite Tucsda) n1aht.
\r 1 he L Cl mentor said the 6-6 Bn:k
~r. may be the itronac .t of the or·
Sr. "clJan playcn. P ll is a 6-11 center
"'ho 1s the mostc~~enttd ~la)tton
the team. nd (>.. 7 Chri FthrbK1'
Yr. pla,-cJ at 'orth Dak0ta tate.
Jr. ..l'm 1fr11id we nCtd to v.1n. but I
. don't kno 1h.'e can:• MWlila.D saad.
Jr •• ~·The~ _ma) bt too tuod too bia-
• "'l'nc main tb1aa Pm woniCld Mout
St. i 1fwc lf) to ao some 1h1"1S we ca,.·:t
do They can't It' out ofcoAtrol and
10 f . They have tu come down on
the brtak Ind l!'t aood lhdtl. Tbt
h rdnt pen '' dt\tnnanal'll what tt a
ooJ hot 1tid what 11 a t.d ~Md mna them 10 uncknund ,._,
' <
•
, McGavran spark OCC
~_Nebraska filns cail
. be found all over
SOOD.ei COuntry
From AP dbpa&da
OKLAHOM,\ CITY -f,iom
Bank '1llc 10 Pouca 1ty to Oklahoma
( ll) to Norman. Oklahoma football tans
arc 1en101 ready forSattmJaf' annual
s.hootouC""ilh the ebraska Curnhu\kers.
Ci]
nd ~arc Ncbr.iska fan\ Plent) of them ..
There arc cbruka alumni clubs in all the towns
mentioned. and other alumni anerCd throughout the
state. There arc several hundred Combu ker alums in
Sooner coun1ry, and the) .. rQ proud of 1t
··we're ali'e anei well ... ~1d Don cl~n. an
tn\cstment broker in Tulsa elson 1s chairman of the
board of the Oklahoma ComhuikerClub. an organiu-
uon :! I 0 mcmbCrs strong in Tulsa.
.. Hu kermania isdefinitcl> amongst theSoonc~:·
he \aid ... It can be tou~. thcre·s no que~tion about 1t.
But "'e feel the odds are aboul n&ht when ifs 500.000
-{fans) to 200. !1ke 11 j, here in the T ul~ area "
fhe group with which Ncl~n i'l affih:rtcd 1s the
most acu"e Nebraska alumni orpni1Jttion in Okla-
homa. He s:ud '4 ctub mcm~~ will mal.e the trip
nonh 10 Lincoln. Neb .. for Saturda} 's pmc. and dozens
have made ll to C\Cr}' (omhusker game this )tar.
l here also has been a watch party or a -llsten-1n-
p:any for ever) game thh )ear in order to accommodate
thoo;.c who cannot-rnake ahe road 1r1ps
"1 he listen-in cons1 ts of a four-hour phone call to
a l'('lat1ve who places the phone near a radio." Nel~n
said. Ndson's wife. a recording arti t. then hook-s
speakers to the phone so ever) one m the roo·m can hear
the broadcast.
Keith Bystrom. a Nebra~~a native. is a longtime
C ornhu\ker fan who now i'S associate dean at the
Un1\.crs1t) of Oklahoma School of Law. His wife.
Dianne, is director of new \.Crvice\ for the uni' erslly.
It'' notalltltatd1fficult," said B)strOm. who came
to0klahom3 m 1979. "I uikcsome nbbing from facult)
and tudcnt,, but not that much:·
Quote of the day
Mercary Morris, the former M1am1
Dolphin'> runnmg back who spent 42 months in
Jail for drug trafficlon,_ at a Cocaine ( onnection
Kmtnar in Chapel Hill N ( • that was attended
b)' coaches and educators "There arc awo kinds
of prisons. and I've kno~n both of them. Thef"e's
the pnson ofaru~. which ISi bondageall 1tsown.
You're in chains. )Cl )Ou're chained to the
sub\tance. I was in pnson before the) put me in
pnson. And J was free before I was freed :·
All takes his fourth bride
1.0\JISVILLE. Ky -Three-time m hcav)'A-c1gh1 boxing champion Muham-
mad Ah returned to his hometown
Wcdnc~y to take his fourth bndc in a
private ceremony performed b) Jefferwn Count>
Judge-E11ecuti"e Harve) Sloane
The !~minute ceremon~ 1nduded the exchanging
of 1rod11ional vow between i\li 44. and h1 bode.
Lonmc Williams. 2K. of Lou1w1lle The two were
neighbors )Car ago on the Cit) 's Verona Way.
fhe c..eremony wa-. :111cnded by the parents of both
the bnde and groom as well a<o other family members
and close fncnds.
USC beaten by Polish team
Michael to µianage !JeD ~r
f.'HJ(AGO -Ch1caao CUM Pmi-·a dent Dallas Green .sa)s Gene Michael will"
bC back as· manager 'next 5eawn aftcT
a1r«m1 to be tou&hcr with tbe playe"' and. ·
to s~ fundamentals more. '
• ''Gene' back. .. .-Green, ,_,ho had bttn critiaJ of
M1 hKrs performance. said Tucsda) oi&ht .
.. Once Gene and I had an opponunity 10 talk
thin out and discuss the coachma changes and h1
thoul)ltsofthc ballclubaDd v.hcre"'e want~ to go with
it. I fClt a httle bcttef," Green ~1d:·
inc:c the end or the season, Green has rcpl&ced
8111) Connors as Cubs' p1tchin1 coach with Hmn
St.am-tte. Johnn) Oates bas been moved from bullpen
coach to du&Qut coach, John Vukovich socs from lhc
dugout to tl11rd base, and Jim Snyder is the new first
base coach replacing Bill W1lhams, who is no" the
team's hitllnA instructor. _
McMahon to start vs. Packers
LAKE FOREST. tit -Quarterback Ell
Jim McMahon. who has missed the ell•
Cbjcago Bears' past three FLpmcs with
a houldcr 1nJUI). will start tn Sunday's
home contest w11h the Green Bay Packers. Coach Mike
D1tka announced Wednesday. ·
··11c tells me hcts ready, he·s ready ... Oitka said
a(ler McMahon threwln practice. "He thrt'w the ball
well, threw 11 better than I thought he would. .
"I'd say he threw 70 pa ses. He threw all types;·
said D1tka
McMahon who has a shght rotatorcufftcaT in his
nght thro" ing houlder, said: -inc }Jain is bcarab~. It
doc n't hurt e'ery ume I throw."
The Bears have won the past 22 pmes Me~hon
ha'> started. including the 46-10 Super Bowl victory
O\ er the Ne" England Patriots last January. but he has
stancd 1n onl> fhe of I I contests this season.
Mike Tomczak has sttbbcd for McMahon the past
two games both v~ctones on the road.
UCLA lands Fairfax High star
LOS ANuELES -Scan Higgins m called his father in Detroit about I 2.30a.m.
Tuesday to tell him he planned to sign a
letter of mtent to play baskclball for the
Uni.,.cf'\1t) of M1ch1gan.
Less than seven hour\ later. HiliJn'i put his
signature lo a letter of intent to play for UCLA
Why the switch?
"I wasn't sure what I wanted to do.'' said Higgins,
·who is considered one of the nation's top high school
basketball pla)e~. "I wanted to go to UCLA. but then I
thou&ht. • hoot. I don·t want to make a bad dcc1s1on.'"
ihe Fairfax Hi&h senior stayed up all ni&ht talking
with h1\ mother and stepfather. and then skipped a
long-planned pms conference. The 6-8. I 9S-pound
HiggiM a'eragcd 24 points per game as a junior. and as
a sophomore he led fa1rfix to the Los An&clcs Class 3-
A champion hip.
According to h1 mother. Vido Benson-Ber. "lfi.
been a mnrathon. All the schools were equal, so 11 went
right down lO the wire."
South Australia pulls upset
FREMANTLE. Australia -South
Au~traha scored us most 1mpress1ve v1c-
lOI) 1n the America's Cup defenders' scnes
Wedne~ay and then was sold 10 an
unnamed buyer. •·
The Adelaide-based 12-meter boat upset Australia
IV in the final day of the second double round robin and
then announced the sale at a pre s conference.
Graham Spurlin&, the South Australian challenge
chairman. aid the sleek yacht had been sold to another
group, but that a condition of the sale 1s that the same
ifOupcontinuecampaigmng the boat in the third round
of the defenders· series.
1 he \ynd1cate refused to name the purchaser of the
Danuv /chg -.cored 33 points m 12-mcter. which supposedly is a carbon copy of Wedne\da) night and the Poh'>h "lat1onal Australia Ill.
team pulled awa) m thc -.ccond half to
1~~~ i1~7V~~v~~s~t~n.t[;t~nu~~11~c<b~~ic.ba11 game -·Televliion, radio
at ( h11pman ( ollege,
uhg scored IO points 1n a 1.S-4 spurt b)' Poland
m1dwa) through the -.eco nd half that era~ a 48-47
~uthcrn ( al lead The Pole~ never tratled after that
Derrick Dowell <;<:orcd 21 potnt"i10 lead Southern
Cal. which made 10 of 80 field aoal (37 5 perrent). Brad
W1n~low n1me off the b<:.nch to contnbutc IS points
which 1:.imc on five three-pointers.
')tan1slaw K1clb1ck \Cored 22 points. including five
three-pointers and paso,cd off for four assists tor
Poland. whit h 1s now 5-1 on it1t tour of Amenca.
The aamc \Va' tied '4-34 at hal01mc
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Bos ton prevails, 111-107-;--
for 4 5th.Sfratght home win ·
F rom AP dlapatcHs
BOSTO!'J -Kevin Mc Hale scored 30 pomts. l,.alTy
Bird 29 and Jerry Sichtina 20 W~ncsda> ni&ht as the
Boston Cell.a outd~led Atlanta in the rounh Ptriodlor
a 1 I l,,.J07 NBA v1ctof} O\ier the Hawks.
'the Celtics scored CJ&ht consccuti"e points for a
99-92 lcad with Just O\.erfive minutes left and went on to
their 45th consecutive home '1ctory, iocludin& 4'2 at
Boston Garden . r The Hawks. beaten only oncx in their first eight
games. clo9Cd the pp to 101-98 Wlth 3: 11 remainin&. but
• Dennis Johnson's three-point play and McHale's two (rec
throws moved Boston out of danscr. . · •
· The Hawks. who~ ().6 qainst the Celtics durina
the 1985-86 rcauJar season and 1.4 in the playoffs. v.crc
· 1~ b) Dominique Wilkins ..-.tth 29 points, Glenn Rivers
with 25 and Kevin Willis with 18.
Boston Coach K..C. Jones. who mlsscd four games
because of a strep 1hroat. tttumcd to the bench. but lasted
less than one h.alf. He wa e1ect~ on two technical fouJs
JU t before halftime and the Celttcs went on;o improve
their record to 7-2.
In other4'1BA action:
?kn H, Knlds t4: In Philadelphia., Ro) Hmson
scored 23 points and tl>e 76crs held off a fourth-quarter
rally to c.lcfeat New York.
·It was the I Sth stra1gh1 defeat for New York in
Ph1ladelph1a. The Kntck.s last v.oo at the Spectrum on Dec 16, 1981. I '
. ~
.. A la) up by David Wingate ga\e the 76crs an 89-73
lead wtth 9:04 len in the ~me. Ho"'e"er. New York went
on an 11-2 purt, and a thrtt-point play b) Patnck Ewin&
cut the deficit to 91-84 with 4: 17 rcmairung.
.\la) up by Hinson with 3:09 to go pu hcd the 76ers
lead to 95-86. but Gerald Wilkins and 8111 Cartwri&ht
scored to act New Yorit w1th1n five points.
,,,.._,, ,,
Cle•eland'• Mark Wat (41) cruhee be-
tween ChrU Mullen ( 17) and Gre& Ballard
of Golden State for atte mpted reboWld.
Hinson the11 sank two frtt throws at I : 19. giving
Philadelphia a seven-point advantage.
Tim McCormick had 18 pomts and Sedale Threatt
added 17 for the 76ers, while rookie Kenny WaJker h;id a
sca~n-high 2S and Cartwright 22 for the Knicks.
Short len the game bneOy in the first quarter after he
turned an ankle. He straint-d his lcfl knee late int~ third
period and had to Sil out the rem11indcr of the pmc.
The C'auhers lc<I 85-83 entcnna the fioaJ qu.a.rter,
but the Wamors outscored them 21 -7 to make it 104-92.
Golden <icate's biggest lead. 'f\.1th 4:•7 remaining.
Ballets llt , Pbtou lH: In Lando.,.er, Md .. Moses
Malone scored 31 points IJ'ld Jeff Malone added 28 and
they combined for 35 ofWash1n1ton· 62 first-half points
a\ the Bullets ~cnt on to defeat Dctro1L
. With Moses Malone sconng 18 points and Jeff
Malone 17. Washington opened a 62-40 haJftime lead
o'er the struggling Pistons. who have lost three straight
games
Cle.,. eland, with five stra1&ht l~ses. was led byrook1e
Brad Dau&heny's 29 points. h1 season h1&h.
V10n1c Johnson led the Pi~ton'> with 20 points.,
. Wurlon l l!, Cavalien J 14= Purvis hon. w!To twitt
lefl the game with injuries, scored 21 points and Chns
Mulhn added 20 as v1sitina Golden State defeated
Cleveland
S•ns 111, Nets 101: In Phocm:\. reserve forward Mike
Sander scored 21 points and auard Walter Davis added
20 as the Suns \\-On their tbtrd c;tra1iht aame b) bcat1n1
New Jersey.
Thcwinwa the uns'firstO\CrtheNel..!>Ult\\.O)eatS •
and kept them unbeaten at home aficr four games. New Je~y lost llS• fourth c.tra1ght game and dropped their
record to 2-8. worst in the NBA
MESA GUNS FOR TI~LE •..
F rom Cl
pla)cd well defensively as a team."
Team 1san important woTdasfaras
Conroy 1s concerned. When he talks
of his team's style, he refers to 1t as a
"tenm concept." He says that 1s due
mainl) to having just one senior on
the team
"Ha' mg one 'iCn1or 1s one of the
rca~ns we play a team concept
game." said Conroy. "We don't look
for one mdividual. Everyone camcs
their fair hart':·
nothcr example of the team
concept Conroy employs is at the
most vmble position in the pool ~
"the two-meter man. a.k.a. the "hole
man." While most coaches have one
\trong man. Conroy ha'> two, often
three aces 1n the hole.
The pla~er getting the mo t ume
and mo t rccogmt1on 1s.5hane Coons
He 1s a JUnaor. play1ng-h1s cond
season on the varsity. From what
Conroy '8ys, he 1s not only a threat
now. but a pla)er to be reckoned with
next year.
"He has developed into one or the
hcst two-mettr men m hi&h o;chool. he
has ·tremendous desire and dcd1-
cat1on to be the best.'' !>:lid Conroy.
The other half of the Mustangs' 1-2
(meter) punch is Tony L11wak lie I'>
onl) a sophomore who "w nt to win
on the team concept and knows there
are five or si't other guys oua there.
"They spill almo~t 50-50. I will call
a certain play and designate who I
"ant in f~u;""sald t"omoy. "T1>ny 1s
. more aggressive. while Shane is more
fluid. It doesn't stop the Oow of the
game or our style of play (when we
change them) because we practice
with both of them."
The rest of the starters art led by
goalie Sco1t.Taylor. who earned 11-
Ame.rica. despite that fact that this 1s
just his first year 1s water pulo
Conroy recruited him from the soccer
team. · ..
Round1na out the tartih& lineup
arc Mike Kennedy, ("be t defen•u"e
player, "C!J. vocal, fun-loving. but
works hard '); senior Craig Maness.
("most aggressive player tn high
Raiders head
south to face ~
San Diego
S.A.N DIEGO (AP) -One of the
bi&Je t fan\ of the Los · Angeles
Raiders' bnmina dckns1vc st)lc 1s
Chargers Coach I S:iuoders. who
wants to mold the San Diego defense
1n the Raiders' image
· T41e Ra1dc1 s • dct1c•111rt<1s~1 wwc"-1nM"""C "~ti..al~t·l)'
( 1s) pu h 'cm in the face and crunch
'cm," said Saunders a the Chargers
and Raiders prepared 10 meet m a
nationally telev1 cd game tonight
(Channel 7 at 5)
"I would love for us to be able to
rtOect that tcmpcr:iment.'' he said. "I
think we're gcttm& close."
unders has &ood r<'ason to be·
lte\e the Chargers ore \tmling toward
the ruu,cd playing style he has
demanded 1ncc bccomana head
coach Oct 29. followmg Don Cor-
yell's re 1gnat1on
Kings settle for 4-4 tie with Chicago
From AP dl1patcbt1 footer frofl) the rtJht faccofT ~rCle. 5lapptnJ the puck pa t Whalers a.<>ahc period to give the abre.s a tie with
ctlool th111 l"Ve seen ... n6l tall, ?fut
good quick hand and legs ... really
helps eut m~ide"): Devin Howell.
("most consistent playtr .. great one-
on-one defender . • . &ood out 1dc
arm"): and Steve Kunst ("third hole
man big (5·11, 195), naturally
strong ... once he acts the ball in hi
arip. )ou'll nc"er act it.")
In la t Sunday's 24-21 loss to
"Vltlla • the Ch;u crs staggcrea tile
Cowboys' offense for most of the gnme with an NFL rccocd-ty1n1 I 2
sacks. mdudmg five b) rookie de-
fensive end l.c\lic O'Nc~I.
"I was 1mprcc;~d." Raidc~ ( oach
Tom Flores ~id. "1 hey ha'e some
pcopk now that have ability. We
ha ... e to l kc that in con idcrat1on," CHI( GO -tc~ve Lud1tlt' 40-But Bernie N1ch~lls, on aoothcr Mike L1ut from close range on assi~ts Bo ton. ~t la~h~fromiM~c~c~~linc powcr~a~~o~d~1se1~~~lona from C~udc ~m~u~ ~nd Maa ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
VAN HORNS FORM UNIQUE DUO •••
From Cl
nudwa)' through the final period pasc; from ~ox. 11v1na the Kinas a 3-1 Na lund at 7:4.2 Rookie ha)ine
pulled the hicaao Blackh:iwko; into a \Ccond-pcnod lead. Corson \Cored his fourth go31 of. the
•-4 t1c with the the lo r\n~c:lc\ K1np fl~where in the NHI.: Sta~ on I :SO liter to &1vc lhc Can·
1n the NJ ll. Wednc:sc.fay niiht Oil ra 5, Rangers 4: In Edmonton. ad.ens a 2-1 advantaac.
Jim fo,• IO·foot backhander for Crlenn Anocrwn scorcdju\t 65 ~<'-Bleet7,Nortla tart6:1n t .. Lou1s,
Lo An clc at the 7:3'1 mark of the onds1ntoovcrt1meto11vethc01lcfja Rick Mca.ahcr and Doua Gilmour
final period had broken a 3., de.id· 'actor}' over New York. ~orcJ two aoal each to lead the
lock. Fo ' goal, on a 1xwlifrom lkrn1e ndcrwn took n pan from Mark Blues to the win over M1nnewta.
N1cholls. came aOcr C hie o power· M u:r. cut to the middle of the ice Fly~n I, M8'k Lea.ft I: In Tor·
play eo I by d OIC?~k and StcH .;ind unlca\Cd a hotthat wentlnto the ·onto, a defltct1on by Wendel Clark
Larmer. top of the net off aoaltcndCT John throuah tM I* ot aoal~r ~on
Marcel Dionne 1\tCd on two Vanb1~ouck. Hex"ll with I :2S Id\ tn rquJau~n
oals for die Kings He no Jias Th11 soal came after the Ran 11 time ll'c the Maple liifi a ue
maned 1,623 rcer point . hall . ortd th rte straiaht th1rd·pcnod ap1nt1 Ph1l1dtlphaa. •
~Iler a $(urclcu fir'l period, Lo'i aoal~ h> erase a •·I deficit. °"11t 4, ~ Whijl I: In Detroit,
ngelc.s struck tv.i e t~rly 1n the.' ca .. 41eo1 4, "Mien I: Jn llart· 'cw Jene)' extcndtd Its unbeaten ~ond. kouk1e Lul' Robi1t111lc uml ford, Patrick Roy kicked out 2l 'hot1 trcak to five pm« when Ooua
on 1 ~nsi and .1rant I edyard and Robtty Smith and Chn 1lan SUlbman scored ht1 seventh pl of
during• two-man power-playadvan· had a aoal and an au1 1 each a tht JClton with 1:17 rem11n1111 to
1a~ to put Los naclcs up 2-0. Montreal beat Hartford for the an-tad the Oev1'1 to a Y1C10fY ovn the
Ledyard later._,, whistled off the ad1en1' fourth tra1pt V1Clor). Red W1np.
c for ala h1na. and the Hawk , Wnh the Whakn llld1n1 1.0 on ,,..... t • ...,._ •: In Butrale,
w1nl 1 in 111 pmn Slrud' quackly. Ra) Ferraro'i aoal t :S:.s.4 of the orm Lacombt:\ , 1"n h11 fint pmc
1 nis vard pa tcd to cfcn~n ond -period Smith tOOn!d h11 11th 1n« bcana r«"aheo from the minor
J O't llahan whov.n 1cd1n12S-aoal of t~n on a power pla), lequc, red at 14 18 of the third
•
pre urcofthemed1ahypconthe1r
rcl~onshipaot to him, but the
Pirate\ v.on :in) way.
"It Wis ... cryrasy to playapm t
him ," F. na said rnl matter-of-fact I).
''He wasn't llJllc. he WI\ un·
coordinated .•• hid a difficult umc
walkana and cbcw1na1um at the same
time. You'vc~nthet)pe."
The ta bats "'-crt turned the nc•t
)Car"' hen Fullcnon won the ti"t
pmc between the two. but tu 1teurcJ
21 PQmtund grabbcdciaht ~
bouncb.
"Our ttam waunftnor to dad'
that yar, bat I had thc~tttt pmc
l'\CCV~playtd." tu rttatlL "o.d wat~~'°~aW dtfttKkt on me btcautc he didn't
think I wau thrtat o.c.t was on Ute
adchn 'tlhna.'ttc) 41,)ou·rc n
fantasyland,"' • It '\\l1shisdad' name which
"I had to wake him up," Eua '-cventuallyopcracd doo~forhim with
1ns1\ts. ~.wev.antedtoscc1fhecould the(:A C,.Stu 1d,buthcadd that
make a la)up." . h1~ lon'1n& to return home laves him
E1ra st1ll treai.urcc; the mcmon . watch1na fort~c: opponunll) toaet
"I thouaht howl"t'ally luck) a a into an adm1n1 tnat1vc:· postata
percnt and cOICh I've: bttn to have a commun1t,rc<>Ucttcampu" in the
M>npla)'1nt1thlettcs" 1r..-y . "So--..'""'thcm ahfom1a1rn, -·--=-...... -~.
man> partnturc: tryma to h"c their ''Comins hoP" unday afternoon.
SOM h\lo,ld1dn'tpu .hthcmtoplay lne"trl'\'ah1rdl'Jmis myfamilyso
basketball, I \>,u,hc:d them to be mu h.'' Stu '81d. "When I YtC:nt 10
mPtt1t1vc. MontaM, I had no 1tka I would be
Thafs whutStu hH b«n lnlC away.wlon.., 1 didn't think f would
rad:ina up his old< apn •nycirngo cvt'f work 1n tclcvmon. Rut I nrvcr and mov1na to Montana &o finash 1d. •nu, I won•t 1ry t)!1s • ax ynn
school at Great F1lh. "ficrward, ht later. I'd hkt' tosetblckto mJ
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victory ova Cm'itoS on t.bc Rustlen' .
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Turner (13 kills. 4 aces) and &irir
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Golden West b05U EJ Camino.
wblcb has clinched the conference
dtlt1 .on Friday 1n iu rqular-teason
fiJWe. The ~onal tournament is
llated to besin Dec 2 and 3.
fo the Oraolt EmpttC Confcttnce: or.. C...t s. JUvenWe CC t:
The Pirates clinched no •one t1l'an a
tic for tM conference crown with tbe
l S.8, l S-10, J S--6 verdJct over the ·
TiJCtL -AnD ··Jav• bad l2 kills, KMc;a
Niekel added 1 O kills and 6 blocks ariO
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wibrAlen an nine conference outinp.
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SALES • SERVICE • LEASING ..... ,_., ...... u ........... '-' ... ,.., ......... ,,_ t•• c..-iiiiii•
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Attbou&h Ch.nst CoUqc Irvine wilt
be without the services of dominauna
frontline playCT Derwin Appleberry
ihis season, Coach David Wild is
confident bIS young M1uaa will fare
well thJS season.
Appleberry. who has a year of
eligibility rcm11nin1 after avcrqmg
26 points and 1 J rebounds per pme
last season, will redshift this season to concentrate on academics. He will
play the 1987-88 campaisn when CCL
moves into the Golden State Athletic
Conference against the top NAIA
District Ill teams.
But Wild has ei&ht freshmen play-
en returnana. alona with sen1ors
Mark Lofink and Paul Wear. from a
2S-8 team. He also has a pair of
1mp_tCSSive freshma11 _&U&fds ~n
Nathan Hall and Victor lownes.
The Eq1es will continue to play in
the Western Christian Athletic As.-
sociation lbis seaJOn.
•'What we have to do is rely on' a lot
of team play, .. Wild said ... Althouah
.we loac five play-.:rt (indudint .\p-
pleberry and David Tiede, knee
mjury), we have a lot of fUYS who
played a lot last )tar. I think we·re
going to have a real good team this
't'car. The bottom line.with our aroup
bas lOt to be balance."
FolJowina a 87-63 vtctory in theat
opener Monda)' apinst P1t1 fie Coast
Bapt~ Bible Colleae, the Eqles open
at bome tomaht at 8 p .m. qa1n1t
California Maritime in the CCI
Tbank..slivina ToumarnenL · In the starung lineup will be
sophomore auards Dan Klatt and
Robert Pallotta. senior Lofink and
IOJ)bomore Mike TbomptOn -at for-
wards, and senior center Wear. The
first man off the bench is Townes, a
Kansas City product wbo had 21
points fonday.
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and Sunday at the La Bard
Oubhouse an Huntinaton Beach
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a.m.-4 p.m. Saturday and 10
a.m.-2 p.m. Sunday.
The feque as open to all youths
6-18 years of aae. Barth
certificates are required.
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PlllUC NOTICE f'tBLIC NOTICE Ml.JC NOTICE P~UC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE NllC NOTIC( "8.IC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Plate NOTICE fltBl.JC NOTICE ~------------~1 ---~~~-~~~-----------~-·-~~~~--~~--~----------~-------~-------;..;;.;;, __ K 2IOOI a • or oa t • o •. 1e2 e 2 4, t986 P'teTITIOUa auaMll
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FICTtTIOUI eu ... H FICTtTIOUa .,..... I P'tc:Tmoul eu .... a Beach, c 1m 92M3 ducted by 111 1ndiYidua1 P'ICTmOUI au ... u
FICTmOUI eUllNlll M8Qell1n Lane. Huntington ,__. NAMl ITATIMUfT NAMIE 8TATIMINT NAMl ITAru.NT NA.111 ITA'nMIN'T Anne K SlemOnl, 1800 OQuglM Da Sliva~ NAiii 8TATIMIHf
NAMI ITATlMINT Beacit Ctlil t2t.c7 Pub11"1ed Orange Coetl The lollowlllQ pereone lfl The fol.towing persona are The IOl!Owing pereona ere The IOllowlng P9rtO lt lllt Harrow Pl1ce. Newport Th11 etalemenl wu tllrtd Tt19 tOllO'#lng peraone tlfl
The loflow1ng person1 lft Thi• butln•U--1• con· Dally Pilot Noveml>« 13. 20. doi119 bulineat aa doeng bullMM u dOlng bu1lnett 11 dolnQ bullMll a• e.acm, Ctlit t2te0 with the County Clerll Of Of· dOlng bullntea u
do1og bY'lkltll u I & 0 ducted by an lndl'Vi4ual 27. o.c.nt>M 4, ttte HUNTINGTON VALLEY R l 0 PRc:>PEATIES 1 l)ACTION SPORTS RE· I MASTEROHION CU$-Tlllt bualMal 11 con-~ County on NO'lember OOCTOR DESSERT, tsst
llMllEO 1202 N Brot.1· FolltO Geofgataot Tn·241 INOVSTRIALCENTER.3835 PARTNERSHIP, 23191 TAILER l')OUTOOOR RE· TOMtNTERIOAS.1815Port ducted by 1 91'*11 pen-S. ttat H1m1t1on Hun1lngtot1
wty S~ll Ana. CA 12101 Tlllt 1111etMnl WM f1ied Birch StrHI, Newport l 1Cadtna Suitt • 103. TAILER (31PEAFOAMANCE 8heffleld Pl • Newport nerlhlp ,_,_ 8-cil, c-.. t2Mt
A E Albet lndu•l•lft toe w11n the County Cltr1I or Or· Pt8.JC NOTICE 9elch, Cellf t2MO L•na Hilla. C.ht 92t53 RACING IHOUSTRY f411N-lffcll, Cellt t2* Peter Mertln-Gr~ PublilMO Otange Cout RMldy & 9onnle loherl,
.Cahlomt41 cor()OrallOI\, 1202 ange County on HcMlmber K __,. Traci 1781 JOtnt Venruie. Jelflt L laCatre Gtnefal TERNATIONAL MOTOR• Me11nd1 Anne Grubba, T~ llatement wu llted Delly Piiot Nowerln"' 13. 20, 9332 Hu<Jton Of . Hunt•
N0tth Br<>*'wty. Sanla AN S ttee , ... ......_~a-"'-u By J Scott Fawcett, Perl· Paf1"9r. 23731 Via Acuna. SPORTS EXP081TIONI. 1115 Por1 snetf.-0 P1 , New-w1th lhe County Clertl Of ()t. 27, Dectmber 4, 1Hf lllQtOf'l leech. Cfllll t~
CA 9270 t ,.,_ ""'''""' -ner 383S h eh Streel, New· MIAIOn Viejo. Clllf t2"2 31852 Secot1d Avenue. port a..cti C.ilf tlMO angt County on November Th-244 1'tlll bvelneta la con-
H111 bu11oe11 II con P~ Ofangt CoMt NAMl. UA Tu.NT pan 8ffch. C811f 921'0 A Q Alctit• llml1ed pen. S<xlth llQUt\t. Call! t2t11 Trill buatn-I• ~ ... ltM ducted by J!labao4and ~
ducted by • COfpo111>on Oa 'C Ncwttnl>« 13 20. The lolc>#lng peraon1 •• Tract 17 .. Joint Venture '*· l501 UnlYtrllty Ave., P1e1fic. ~ Cor dueled by an lndlvldull ,_ Randy BoNrt
A E Alblt tnduetr'" Inc , 27 btt 4, 1tM doing ~ .. lJnAO 9y Wllll11m C Mll'llml. Perl· Suitt •801 Sec;ramento, ~Jon. Cefifornia. 21152 .... da OnibOt Publlhed Otange COltl& TIMa ~ wa 1t1ac1
Robert Albtt Pt""*'I Th-239 Conauflln~ 2414 I I'll· ner, 3835 Bittn Street. New· Calif 95e25 Second Avenue, louth nQ 1t1tement W11 flied Dally Pilot Nowmber 13, 20, K..S •th me County Citrk Of Ot-
,--~a,..,.,,t w• lllt<I tmhol-Clt .•1g11M!f.llll. '°''~.~-•aea_ bullnau a ~1 1 .sO\.JlleCowit~Clert..otOr. .27~~ ,._ acnnoua....... ., ~~•
... 111the County CMtrk of Or· PUBLIC NOTIC£ CA t28S3 Frank W IHHmyer, dueled by 1 QtMfll pafl• 1\11 bu&lne .. 11 con· I~ County on Nc>Yember Th-210 NAm aTAT'lmWT •. tM .anga County on Novembef Robert W S11aa. 2•eo1 2271 M1rt11'11Que wr,. Oa· nerlhlp ~ted 1>y 1 CO<Potllion 4, ttte The~ pert0n1 are · ,,_
6 1984 'teTfTIOUI euatNIH Alltetr\l'IQuM Cit · LAQun1 nerd, Celif tl030 ,..... Jeffie 1... UIC4in• .left Wetmote, vie. PrNI-• ,_,I ..... M" ...,,,TIC( doing bu11ne1t u Pu*'-0 Orenoe eo...
fl12120t NAMI ITAT'I~ HMll, Ca t2e53 W1!111m • htMmyer Tnea atatament ... Ned denl Pub!llMd Orange COll1 ,._ ""' HOUSE °' MAHl\A, 110 o.ii::, Novetnbet 13, 20
Publ••lltd Orange Cout The folloWtng peraon• .,. uncsa " ~·· 24I01 Tt\111 . 8", 227' Manlnlque .. Ith the Couf\ly Qeftt 04 Ot· Thll "•tetntnt w hied Otlly Piiot Nov«nber 13, 20, Km71 fll'WOOd, ~. c.ltl t2714 27, btt •. 1 ... 0.11y Piiot Novtmb« 20 27. doing butlneu u RllllMOUll ..... • &Agune Way, Ollnlfd. c.llf 93030 anoe County on No-...mber Wtlh lhe County Clerk ot Ot· 27, becember •• ,... f'ICTITIOUe ....... Edw1rd V11lrl1n. 110 fll.aS3 o.c.mbef 4 1 t, 19" V·WEST • 160 1111.,le HIAI. Cl t26$3 Tl'lll b111lnett I• ~on· 4, UM enot County Of'1 N<Wember Th-282 MAim ITA'rWlmllff llirwood, INIM, Call! H714
Tn21S W1y Unite' Nelrtorpon ee.cn. Thi• bu11ne11 .. con· dllC1ed by • o-ner• pat1· ,... a. ltte . The IOllowinO l*90n• .,. Thll bullne.. ,, COO• "8.IC NOTlC(
--------Cairf t2W dueled~ hutband end wtfe ,...rahip Publtlhed Otenge CO.et FJM1'1 P\lllC NOTICE doil'IO bulll'8el.. d u c t 1 d ' ., : 1 o I e Ml.IC NOTICE s 1 • ., e n J a m • • Roblt1 W Stru:r, I.Ind• R J kott Fa~t Penner I Dally Piiot Novembtt 13, 20, Publlthed Orange Com Aft'MSTAONO·s LIAAN-prC>PflelorahiO • ,tefmou1 .,....,
Vrablttovletl • 150 Hlllria ~ tiled TN• tclt.,,.,..1 ... fl6ed 27. Oecemw 4, ,... Oalty ,,ilot Novemb« ''· 20. JtCnnoua .,..... ING C!NffAS tS7 lo l!dwero V•ttlfln NAiii ITATllllMT ftCmtOUI IMllMll way untt 1 ·,.._pon le.c:fl .,.. •t•temenb;u~ °' •Ith 1t1e Countr Clerk of °'"I TJ1.;Mt 27, ~ 4, ltN .. ._ ITATlmWT ._....,... Otwe o;~ Callf Tlltt 1t119f'l'l4lnt w11 tiled The·~ Ptftone .,e NAMI 8TATlMIMT Cllll 92Ml ' with the Counrt le • 1nge County on NOveln"' Th-240 The following penona.,. t2tOO . ' ' With the County C..,.,, Of Of• d01119 bull1*UI •
The lollowlng pereon1 art Tl\11 outlnft• te con• anoe ~nry on Nov«nbet 4, 1'H PU8UC NOTICE do.no butlf'llM a• AMA EnlerPflMa. lno., ange County on OctOber II. THI TUX SHO, a
doing bullMU II ductld by 1n lndM<lull t7, lf....., ,__, Ml(;AO TEACH t II [in., CallfOftlla t&1 So, Melena 11M IRIOAl. 1131 Newpot1 II.
WES CONSTRUCTION. 6•-IJrebel<Wlttl Pu~·~...... .... '= Publlthed Orange eo.tt ,~~IT ~· "8.IC NOTICE er aid, 8albol ll(and. Call!, Ofiv.. 0t8noe. c.llf. t2IOO ,..,. c 14&, Cotta ..... Celt! 202 20lh SI ' Hunllngton Thi• llllemenl w•• tiled .,....._, ..... ~ 011ly Pilot NOYember 13. 20, -A·-· t26e2 Thll buelnet• 11 con· Pvbltthed °'lllOI COMt tH27
DIKh, Cal1t t2t.c8 Wtlh Ille County Clel1I of Or· Daily Ptlot ~':,'°· 27. 2". ~ber •• 1tte The IOllOWlng per.on... rte~...... lren<I• Su. £Clclee. I 11 ducted by • corporl110n o.Nty Piiot OclObet JO, No-C111rornl1 'treCSlllOn•
w.it 8nydtr, 202 20th 6t. anoe. County on Nov«nber Oecember • 11 , t Tll2M Tn-2S7 dolllQ bul!MllT u~ ...... ,O... .. .. -,, .. -l!met1ld Balbo• 1111nd Ronald Armttrono. ,,_,, wmt>« •. l3 20. INI lrtdal ' FormalW'Mt, 1131 HuntlngtM Batch, Callf 6 .. ltU MACA" HUlll vvn "" -,.,._, Celll 92e.2 ' dent ' Th·208 ~t 81 C1'1. Cotta
928.cl l'Jlltt1 P\a.IC NOTICC A Tf ClNTEA, t/O The Oar· The tOlloWlng l*IOl'll •• Thta t>u••n•H 11 con· Tl"' ••tement .., .. flied .....,., Call! tM27
Tl'l11 bu11n111 ••con· Publltht00t1ngeeo.t rwt.ICNOTICE ctnet °!~· ... ~0•S~~A~~c Ho""'tedtr,enindMd'ill wtthtt1eCountyC.kofOf· Pl&ICNOTIC( T11" t>1111n ... 11 con·
1'vCt9d or:.,. W'ldtYIOVll o i1y Pilot November 13 20 '1CmtoUI ..-u ltrMt, ....... u • -• lrlnd lcti... lt"9 Covnt Of\ OC.ow 21 cklcted by, • COfll« .. IOn W•I 8nyder _ 21:t>ec.n1>tJ • 1 ae · ' '1Cnnou8....... ~ ITA,._.., IMeefl. Ceflf t2ttO SolAh Cwt Otw., $ulM Tllit 1~1 ..,.. ,_, ttlt Y • •1Cmll0Ue WM ~cquettne .D. Smith,
Thia lt9'tl'IWlt ..... tiled • Th-243 ...... 9TA,,_,,. The tOIOWlng pereona •• JoM \.;.. Plftllo, H ,...., 200. Cott• ..-.Sa. C1111 ""''"the ec.,nty Clerk Of Ot· ,_, ..... ITA~ Pree/TIMI
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PUBLI<; HEARING -Y~tlon of Portion of Harrlmen Awenue .._-
RESOLUTION NO. 5728
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THe CITY OF HUNTINGTON BEACH OF
INTENTION "TO VACATE AN EASEMENT FOR PUBLIC STREET PURPOSES OF A PORTION OF
HARRIMAN AVENUE NORTHEAST OF GOTHARD STREET
The Clly Council of the City of Huntington a..ch dOM hereby retefve as IOllows ...
SECTION ,_ A put)ltemeetrng was hetd before the Pt9nntng CommtHlon on September 3, 1986,
at Which time It WU determined. pursuant 10 GoY«nment C~ MCtlon 65402. that the propoMd
vacation for publlC atreet purpoaea of an HHmenl OV9f a portion of Harriman Avenue. northeast
of Gothard S1r .. 1, conformed to the city's genef'al plan.
SECTION 2 Pursuant to Division 9, Part 3, Chapter 2 of the Callfotnla Slreett and Highways
Code, commencing with MCtlon 8320, the City Council of the City of Huntington Bacil h«eby
clec:lar• 111 tntention to vacate for public tlrMt purposes an ....-nent over a portion of Harriman
AY9nue, northeast of Gothard Street. mof'e par11cularly deacr1bed u followt
That ~tlon of Parcel 1 of Parcel Map recorded In Boo!< 92 ~ 22 of Parcet Maps In the City
of Huntington Beach. County of Oran~. Stet• of Callfom1a, Records of the County Rec:ord4'r of
tald County dnct•Md .. follows
Beg Ming at Iha 80YlheUt corner of utd Parcel 1; thenee IOI.Ith 89• 09' 30" west parallel with
and distant 27 00 fMI nOf'therty lrom th• ceoterhne of Harriman Avenue a distance of 80 65 f"t
to tile beginning of a curve concave northeasterly having a radius of 32 00 IMt, thence
northwesterly aJono .. Id curve through a centrel angle of 90 5' 00" a dlstanc. of 50 31 IMt to a
point or cusp witfi a CUN9 concave nonheastwty having a redlua of 38 00 f .. t. then<:e
soulhtatt«lY along said curve through a central angle of 90 05' 00" a 19ngth of 59 75 feet:
t~ north 99• ~· 30" east parallel With nd distant 21 00 feet north«ly from the centerline or
.. Id Harriman Avenue 1 distance ot 54 65 1 .. t to the southe(ly Pfole>ngatlon 6.00 feet to the point
of beginning The tlty hereby reMrvn and excepts a pe1manent ea..ment and right at any time or from time
to time, to conatruct. maintain, Of)ef'ale, replace, remove and renew atorm drains. sanitary
MWeta, water malM end appurtenant atructur• In. upon, over and across that portion or
Harrim.n A~ue conta•Nng for publJC: street purpo"8 the NMfMnt propoted to be vacated.
and pursuant to any existing francN ... or renewals thereof. orotti.rwtM to construct, maintain
operate, replace, remo,,., renew and enlar~ tines of plS)9. conduits, cabl4ts. Wlr•. poles, and
other convenient atructures. equ1pm«1t and flxtur.. for the operation of gu pipe! nu, t~aphte and lei.phone 11nea. railroad lines, and for the trantportetlon or dlstnbutJon of lllec1rlc
.,,.,gy, S)9troteum and Ill Pfoducta, ammonia, water, and Incidental purpoaee, Including accea
end the right to k"p the pr<>pertl free from flammable materlal•. and wood growth. and ot~'" protect the aame from aJ haiardl In, upon and over the eaeement for public atrMI
pufPO$M propoead 10 be vacated of e pc>rtlon of Harriman Avenue. •
SECTION 3. The City Clefk Is dtrec:tad to maintain on file tn the office of the City Clerk mapa or
plant 1how1ng the p8f1teulara of the proposed vacation for atrMI purpoMt of a portion of
Harriman AV91lue, located noctheut of Gothard Street. end rel•ence 11 h«eby made to such
rnapa or ptana tor patnculara u 10 tald prOPQMd vecation. '\..
SECTION• The City Council dOM hereby flx December 15, 1986, at the hour of 7:30 pm., or as won ttienJalter u ttle mttter may be heerd In Council Chambers In the~tvlc c.tltor. as The
J,,,. and place for t1earlng tll wtont lnteffflad In°' o~Ung to the propotad va.c:atlon. Whkh
um. 11 not i.u than fifteen-( 1Sj daY9 from the passage of this ruolUtlon.
SECTION 5 The City Clerk It directed to eau• a copy of this reeolutlon to be published In a
weekly ~aper, publtthad and circulated In Huntington Beec.h fOf at teat two 1ucc:eal4ve
weet11 prior to the ome Mt harem for the public hMrtng
SECTION 6 The 01rect0f Of Public Work1 l1 dlr.Ctad 10 pott, or C9UM to be poattd. notic.t of
vacallon con~lly along the uMment ropoaed to be vacated of a portion of Harriman
Avenue, k)cattd nonh .. st of Gothard Stretl, at i.ut two weetl• before the date of the hurtng.
The not~ ll'lall be po11ad not more than 300 feel apart, but at least three not~ wn bf
posted The nooc• lh n state the day, hour • .nd ~or hearing, and lhall r-"tr to the adoption
of ttri• cnotutlon of Intention, and than dncr•be the euement or hall Include a m p or pi.rt
lhOWfng the loution of the eaisement '°' pubhc 11r .. 1 Pf'UPoMI Pfopoaed to be v ca tad of a~
por1IOO of Httr Man AV9nue
"PASSED AND ADOPTED by the Cllf C:iuncll of tile City of Huntington haeh at a t~lat
meeting th«eof held on the t7th day o November, 108G
9'oMtt P. Mendlo, Jr .. Mer«
STATE OF CALl,OANIA I
COUHTY OF OAANG ,_
CITY OF HUNTINOT ON BEACH )
1. ALICIA M, WEN-rWORTH, tM duly t*tad, quell~ CtfY O.k of ttM Cfty of H\lnt~ton
IMllCh and ••·Oftldo Clerk Of lhe City Coonctr of tald City, do htftOY certify that Iha whOle numWt of memt>et• or tne City COUnclf of the City of Hunttnaton 8Mct'I t ~en: thal the
f0f9Qo1tla ritOlutiOn wit patted MO adop19CI bY the &flifmatlve YGlil.CI&"'*• "*' ma)Orfty Cit
8" t~ membef't Of Id City Couhctl II • reou'ar rnfttlng th•eof held on the 17th d y of "°"..,..... 1"6. bJ ttte tolowtog VOie
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,THURSDAY, OVEMBER 20, 1986
D w oil guilty of kill
Former college official not lytng In watt,
but murder wa~ first degree, jury finds
By ROBERT HYNDMAN · ...............
DonJld Emil O.W90n: the former
usistant dean at Seddkbeck Com-
munity . ~olleae. was eo!'victed
Wednesday of fi"'t~ !DUrdcr in
Presfdent Reagan says
reaponslbtlttyfor Iran
arms shipments ls his and
that he does not view the ·
effort n a ftnco:IAI
The parents of• 'Dallas"
star Patrick Duffy are
"Slain In Montana./ Al.
California
An unofficial court agrees
to review Lindberg kid-
napping case./ M
Sports
Golden W•t's fQOtball
bowl opportunity should
be decided soon./C1
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Advice and Games B3
Boating 81
th_e 198~ shootlna death or htl ~x-
..,1ft. •
1'he Supenor Court jury 1n FuU-
enon foClnd Dawion au illy of u~ina a
pistol in thecommiss1orlofthecrime,
but. found n~ evtdenc:'C that·Dawson ...
Falilily
of slain
teen·to-
filesilit
Claim Mesa auto shop
owner responsible for
s hooting 15-year-old ---
By PAUL ARCBJPLEY
Of .. ._.., ........
The family of a·slain Costa Mesa
teen-aicr plans to ftJc a lawsuit today •
aaainst the man who allqedly shot
the youth, their attorney said
Wednesday.
Santa Ana attorney Amador Cor·
ona announced a press conference for
today to expla.1n the details of the~
lawsuit against auto rcpau shop
owner Enc Vincent Holt.
Hoh reportedly fired the shotgun
that killed IS-year-old David Gal-
lardo on the niaht of Oct. 29 when the
)'Outh and companion Tom Ramirez .,
were alleJCdly stealing cu parts at the
Costa Mesa shop.
Corona saud the lawsuit aaainst
Holt WJll likely be the onjy one filed
by Gallardo's family. He said Stan
and Alva Graciela Dick, Gallatdo's
stepfather and mother, would attend
the press conference.
An investigator worlong for Cor-
ona aJso was tryina to obtain county
medical records on Gallardo's death
in time for the press conference.
The case has swirled in controvcny
since the shootma.
(Pl ....... PAIOLT/A2)
hid an the l;ake Fornt home. ly1n11n au1lty of sccond:dtlrtt murder 1n·
wait for his u-w1fe to return from a stead," .
date with her boyfnend. Dawson could f11« a muimum of
That findina would have qualified 2' yean to hfe in pri.on for the first·
Dawt0n for life in prison without dcsree murder convtetion. plut' two
ctmnce of parole. • · · ~itional years because he ultd a ·"rm. pleaied -that thry found the hafldaun, said Brower. •
special crrtumstanceJUtt~ and that Such a wnten~. hr ta•d~ would
he'll now be ch11b&e for parole," ·make Daw1<>11 eli11b1t for parole an
defense· attorney Ron Brown Mid · half that time. Dawson alto will
following the verdict. "But I'm ditap-receive credit for the two )ears of JIJl •
s)oil'lted that they didn't find him · time he already has ser~cd. ', • . . . '/
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llueam of Art. Created ID m.lsecl media, tbe piece ia on
loan from tbe 8kerlk faJially collection. ·
'
Brower, •bo has cnltred a second
pica of not pulcy by rca1Qn ofin•1uty
for his chcnt, must decide by Friday
whnbtr to punut a sanny tnal or
ttquest a date for wnltnt'ifll. ·
E"idencc s>mtnted d::J: the Supenor · Goun tnal lh that
Dav.10n aimtd himself wuh t-o
auns. se\.'ft'al boles of ammun1tton,.
Kt of handcuffs and a lcntth o( rope.
Witnesses tn~fied U\lt DaWM>n
fired· at lcut 38 lhot' at his w1f~ •
h1,tinaMr ... lllMI.
Cox :pic~ed _over
Plllmrrier to lead ...
Ne·wpott. council
By PAUL ARCHlPl..EY
OfhDelr ........
A new chapter in Newp0rt Bach
City Council history opened WCdnct-
day and it least one council member
expressed bis dismay that 1t read too
much like a lot of past chapters; ·
· John C. Cox, Jr. was elected mayor
b)""secret ballot and Evelyn Hart
became mayor pro tem at the after:
noon meetma. · •
Cox was elected on the second
ball01 at\crtyma with Mayor Pro Tern
Ruttielyn Plummer in the first round
ofvotini.
Donald Strauss. entering his ninth
)Cir on the council without ever
holding either P.OSt and often at odds
wtth the council m11onty, told fellow
counetl mtmben they were rude for
overlookina those who hold different
views.
··1 wasdisas11>0inted in the outcome· Mayor Jolan C. eoz. Jr.
of the mayor and ma)or pro tem·
elections." Strau u1d. "l thli\k It the mayor's slot from the pro tem
represents the 1nab1hty of this council post, was gnc1ou m defeat. · ·
to sec there are two points of vjew in "I'm \/Cry comfortable Wl\h Mayor
the city. Cox bC~ng our fearlen lcader::.P1um-
·•1t woukl:ve been a courtesy to mer said. . .
acknowled&e tfiat and make one of us Plummer joined the chof'\I of
ma_> or or pro tem," he said. praise for outJOIOI coun<:1lmtmben
Straus · mi¢.'a izcd he didn't Jaclue Heather and Bill Aice ~ho
doubt the abihties of Coll or Hart. cho~ not to run for new terms.
"They'll do a first class job."' he said. "I ~ant t0~).1 think: the tribute the
·1 '"" conhnue to be a team player.· city ~wcs to Jackie and Bill can be 1
•His were the only harsh words on repeated," he said. "Tosether
an af\emoon filled with praJsc for · they've contnbutcd O"er a quaner
outfoina council membcn and op-century to the city.·· .
tim1sm for the comina lCTTfl. TaJun1 the aa"el, Cox too thanked
Plummer. who some thought Hart and att for their J d<-f'\h1p
would follow tBdition and move an lo (PJ-..e Me COX./ A2) •• _
Bulletin Board A3
Business BS-8
Classlfled C4-6
Comics a..
County supervisors back e.rpanSlon of honor farm
Death notlces C7
Entertainment B2
Opinion A8-9
Paparazzi ~ 1
PoUce log A3
Public Notices C6-8
Sports C1-•
Television 82
Weather A2
By TONY SAAVEDRA
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Pushed by the need to shore the
overcrowded James A. Musick
Ho110Lfarm. Orange Couruy Super-
visors backed a controversial ex-
pansion plan Wednesday that would
move inmates out of tents and into
donn1tones.
• However. county officials also vo~ to pursue Supervisor Bruce
Ncstande's idea 10 eventually close
the min1mum-secunty jail and trade
the prime El Toro real estate for land
on which to but.Id a remote jail
County officials. wtth Supervisor
Ralph Cl•rk absent, unarumously
indicated their support Wednesday
for the plan to push the Jiii capacity.
from 829 prisoners to I ,S3S by the
end of the century.
But they postponed a final vote
unul Tuesday, so the proposal could
Slogans, hype no solution
to drug abuse, experts say
By PHIL SNEIDERMAN
Of .. 0.-,,... .....
Is the United tates 1n the &nP ofa
drug epidemic?
Or the nation merely swept up 1ri
drug hysteria?
Will Nancy Reqan's "Just Say
No" campa11n really keep youn~uers
from samP.hna 1llqal chemicals --~ Or 1s 1t JUSI a political catch phrase
that will have no more impact than
Gerald Ford's WIN (Whip Inflation
Now) buttons'>
Local e'q)Crts on drua abuse offer
mixed opinions. But they arc skep-
tical about simplistic lotJns as the
solt solutton to widespread drua
abuse.
"I think 'Ju\t Say No' has some
\lhdity 1f it's pan of an intcv.ated
drua prevention propam." said Dr.
Edward Kaufman, who is an as-
oc1ate professor of psychiatry and
humon behavior at UC Irvine. "But 1f
Eleventh In•"''"
you just pass out buttons and ribbons
to kids, 1t's a farce."
Kaufman said a comprehensive
prevention proaram must ao beyond
JUSt cducatina youngsters about the dm~rofdrop He salditaho should
focus on improvinJ parcnona kill •
prov1dma 1ltemat1\ICS to dru1 use.
treating students and dropouts who
already have drua problems and
provtdina healthy role models for
younastcrs. · ·
Role models arc the people youna-
sters look up to and often imitate.
Kaufman said 1t' difficult to acn-
eralize about how tudents arc af-
fected when a major \ports fiaure or
movie star 1s arrested on drua charac
-or consume~ a fatal overdose.
He said a borderline user who
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CRACKING D o~~
worries about cxpenmcntina with
druas ma) decide to stop because of
what happened to a role model. But
hard-corc users will probably rat1on-
ali1c that they can avoid an unhappy
fate.
(Pl ....... SLOOAJlf9/ A4)
be rcdrafied to include res!nct1ons
and safeguard pmposcd by Ncstande
as well as residents ltYJ~ near the
escape-plagued Jail.
Mothers with small children were
among the large crowd filled the
board chambers Wednesday. Many
of the residents from the Lake Forcs1
and Serrano Park commumucs had
fought long and hard against the
proposal to expand the Jail and move
training academics for the county
l hcnffs and fire deiartmcnts on to
I 00-acrc site
But-~omcowncrs were-rc1tJnCd
Wednesday to be content with the
added safe1uards as well as the
supervisors' promise to work towa.rd..;
a trade that would move the jail to a
more remote area.
. ..The supervisors d.id about as .
much as they could."' said Marcel
Fernandez. a Serrano Park rcs1dent
"It's nice that they pvc some hope of
moving the' facility at~~ point 1n
time I don't thin~ 1t''> a smolc5crttn
to quieten the commumtr.''
In a letter to the board. Ne tande -
whosc di~trict includes the Mu 1ck
fac1ht) -proposed the laod swap asa
solution to the dilemma created a
decade • o when new homes were
appro\ed to be built 1,000 feet away
from the Jail.
A county task force has tc-ntatl\ ely
(Pleue eee HONOR/ A4)
St.an lanpaae
a..tdeata of LelRre World, the Math
~e CoaatJ iethelnent ril~e below
tbla i1Ual4e, ma7 or may not b•• been
•arpri.Md to ... 1101Deone tblnb tbere'1
more •°'-' on belWad tbetr ftllecl com-
manlty tbaia pn nammy aDd uatn~
lntne poUce eald It'• tbe tlalrd time dd9
feat tile fa.mllla.r "Lion Comat.ry ......
abo•e tbe Sen Dleco Freeway baa bMa
altered by •andal•. ·
Plan touted as New~rt Center's comple~on
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quantt o(.-century qa, Ray
Watton helped~ the mHtcr plan
for Newpon Ctnter.
t the time. the con«pt wa
revolu'tcMWY raional shoppina 1ndbusina1cen1tr.Theoffi«to~n
wou1J ao here. the aolf cuursc there,
somC' home: on that 1d and 1n 1tlc
middle there would be a hopp1n1
«ntcr.
WattOn can't rcmtm~r of any
Oppo\1llon to the ptan at the umc.
··&Kk thtn1 people • rt t c1ttd
1bUU1 1 II the unc) -.C\.Cl'I no""
that P'OPk: hke cwpon
enter:· 1d Wat n. ..... neat, 11·~
clean It' 1 httk hkc Di ncytand ·•
Rut times chanac and the circular
C<tntC't that Wat.IOn helped dcs11n ID
the early 1960. hu now J1\ltdcd the
crycommunn 1t .... sbu1h toscnc.
c1111en ar-uP -powerful cnouah
10 pthtt more than 6 000 1gn1tum
-hi fi rctd a cit wtdc clcc:t1 n
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<>Doolitioll lb the upan11on bas motonllS on a cun.i!'I route daroYlh. Hc.......,d,11 votenwould~w1tt wtW lap'" the btech nty and 1ttms the rural coe1tal footh1U1 1D11nd o( tO Mtpport Measure A 1f only bccautt li~m1ril)' at the tl"lffiC' mtics throu,h duwntown Corona dtl Mar. 1t 1uanntet1 consttuction of Pchcan "°" the office bU1ld1nas ind In 1,, Mivertisi"• htcraturc. The Hill Road .. ~ntial trKts will bnna. ... • l~1ne Co 1uitcs that construction ot "NcwPon Center is a •ay of TM mu" are un1mprc vd wath Pelican Hih Road will rost abOut S25 dtahn1 wuh problem that is
The In 1ne etr.'s plcdac to bankroll m1lhon. _Watson, thou,h. said the suptnorto an) other way in thecntu't' mo"' than '40 million in · road pncc U1J 1s 101n1 up quickly and now cou1uy." he said.
i mrprovemcnts as a trad ff for approaches $40 m1lhon. completing tht' center. The The Irvine C"o. ha outsptnt its
ctnterpitce of the road "'ork I\ ''The tradcuffs we're aivin1 a~ opponenis by a suiuirina marain
Pthcan Hill Road. 1 four-lane friahtenina." said Watson. "I'm not dur1n1 the campaiatt. The dcvtlop. ,
thorouahfarc that .. m serve a a atall sure The Irvine Co. isn't acttina. mcnt flrm't advm11ina dfort• to
by pan around con~tcd G'orona det the ,bad ~n of the deal." · 111ure pas~ of Measure A is now
Mar. · Still. cnt;cs contend that the en· a.,proa(hina SS00.000 w.bile oPP<>:-
L.ikewisc, mtin bru,h' off other v1 ioncd road will not improve ncnts havc 'pent far ~s than fcatures~r ihe plan uch 15 a teen traOic. Thcr. also contend the road S 10.000. · ·
center, in enlaracd art museum and w1Jl be built with or without 1hc Ni~..cn is neither e~barrnscd or
library and 1 community theater expansion of Newpoct Center be· reluct~nt to discus The Irvine Co's . cau~ n is a condition of The Irvine enormous camPtian. ·
"h 's all a smoke screen:· said Allan Co.'s plan to build ho tels and res1dcn-B«k. leader of the opposition aroup tial tracts south of Corona dcl Mar "We s~nt S2.5 m1llion1ust1euinJ
Gndlock. · , "Pehcan Hill jsn'ta road at all, it'sa to the appr~val i;>roeess Our ca~·
Watson. v.ho ha, alw served as whole cit)'." said Allan Bttk. the paian s~l\d'j't, 10 companson. is
board chairman of ·Disney Pro-leading cnuc of the ~xpans1on. prudent. said 1e1sen.
dUC11ons. 11 imtated by the cntic1 m. "lielsen· said tl\at Beck and others The total c~ of the e"pansfon plan •
He de nbed the upansion·plan •~a ha\c a feeble understandina of the is ctt1m11cd to be upwar~ of
' fair proposal. e"'en an "ideal traffic· studies prepared for the CX· $300.000 a~d !he proJ~t 1s perceived
proposal." pen ~ ·:-.. a v ... I w1&hm-"f: Im Co.-If
"To lash out at this means }OU "It 1s true thatJraffrc w1ll 1ncrease voters affirm Measure A, lhc de·
don't 'want an)thanf." 1d Watson: but 1~ 'W1ll 1ncreasc ~hcther or n?t .we velopment firm will be ptrmttted to
who behcvcsthe pr0Jcct'Hh1ef critics do anythmg at Ncwpon Cente r.' said build nearly 900.000•squarc B:t of
·'.;'art opposed to chance an an) rash.ion ·Nielsen. "Traffic's actt1n& worse. office space and will cam ad01t1onal
"They arc people who arc afraid of "But if "'e look at this (Newport rights 10 construct hom~nd ~hops.
the future." he said. "ll'S,a aenuine Center) in the midst of all· th1 ·~ 1 1 ti ..
fear. We all have "IOme fear -we regional traffic the studies say we arc N s mponant or us, said
have fear for our canh. But these a''re adding more capacity than traffic. ielson. who .. beli~vc~ Newport
people who arc op1>9sed 10 , any This proJCCt has ;r net benefit." Cent~[ needs a cont1nu1ng com!'mt-
change." Nielsen also disputes the notion mcnlt in order to,Arescrve its unique
Nielsen said .The Irvi ne Co. has that P n Hill Road will ma· qua ity. T '
spent more than $2.S mil hon pro-tenahze in quick fashion ·.even if If Measure A.fails -what then?
c sin& it'i e~3n'i1on plan and ha'i voters nub the ex ans1on ~roject. -d'l'm notsure that~ can SAY. things
incorporated -along the wa)' -The Irvine oast project ftas been -will be lost from our (>Cr5pcct1vCbut
vanous features that have direct bouncing aro.und for 18 years and 1s what we will be losing is ~~ OJ>:
benefits to the community. still the subJect of a lawsuit. said portun1ty to do them today, said
The end product i'i a plan that 1s as Nielsen. Nielson. "But I really haven't thought
good for the public a 1t 1s for The "II could be as long as Ctght or nine about losing. I'm not sure what the
Irvine Co The development firm has )Cars before we sec that plan 1m-future would hold."
promised to donated land and ar-plcmcnted." Nielsen said Watson said he believes Newpon
range financing for a teen nightclub Watson 1s more terse m his Center cven1uallx will be exi>anded.
and ha ~to donated land to the assessment oft he development firm' with or without the passage of
Newpon Harbor Museum, which critics. -Measure A.
desires to c~pand " ~ "You eari recognize gr6wth and .. To a lot of people within the
Mostly fair skies in afternoon
U.S. Tempe
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But the biggest scllana point of all is deal with 1L Or you can lplOre 1t and company this 1s frustrating. I behcv:c
the Pelican Hill bypass. The foad' things will get worse." said Watson Newport Center will be ultimately •
,would loopmlandfrom Pacific Coast Watson \aid the cost of the road 1s completed so I don't &et frustrated. I ·COX ELECTED MA YQR OF NEWPORT•••
Htahway at a point south of Corona escalating so (lu1cldy that a day may JUSI fi&ht for 1t I'm a c:ompelltor:• be
dcl Mar and then intersect with both come when cohstrucuon oftl\e road 1s said. ,. From A 1 ..o San Joaquin Hills Road and Bonita so expens1ve that The Irvine Co. will "You lose one battle you go to the and credited them with gcttJng him Mar and uauna Bcactt;->before th~council.
Canyon Road. .... reconsider its development plans for nett." .. involved in city pohtics.
B> de 1gn. the road would take the Irvine Coast. Ntxt: Ttt oltt r -1dt . He said teamwork was the secret to
Newcomcrs Phil Sansone and
Clarence Turner were sworn ~n along
with rctum1n1counc1lwoman Evelyn
Turner 1d he was approaching his
new pos111on "with a bit of trepida-
tion."
FAMILY SUING AUTO SHOP OWNER From Al . • ....
On the n1&ht of the incident police
took fUm1rez into cu\tody for the
alleged burglary attempt, but did not
arrest Holt and rcfusca to make his
name public
Althouah Holt·s name was eventu-
all) re \ ealed m the press. Deputy
Di.stnct Attorney Rack King kept the
case under wrap for two \\leek while
prom1S1ng to announce whether
cnm1nal charges ~ould be filed
against Holt
Then Krng bucked routine and
tossed the casc to the Orange ( ount)
Grand Jury for a dcc151on.
Members of the city's Latmo
community charged racism and poh-
t1cs were behind the pal1cc and
d1s1nct attorney's handling of the
case. Corona received a threatening
letter and several derogatory phone
calls.
But relattves of the pnnc1pals
rc.,,caled the 29-)'ear-old Hoh was a
fnend of Gallardo's family and had
offered lhc teen-ager a pan-umc JOb
at Holtz VW Repair on 20th Street
Holt still has not talked publicly-
about the night he and his wife stayed
1n an apartment behind the repair
shop becau~ of burglary problems
there.
A shop employee said Ho h told
him the ~ooting was accidental.
The 19·member grand JUry w;ll
hear evidence. then vote on whether
Holt should be 1nd1cted on cnm1naJ
charges At least 14 mcmbcTs must avec on whether an indictment is
handed down
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the council's past successes but ac-
knowled&cd unanimity wa not the
rule. •
"We've had our share of debates.
but all have made us work better,"
Coit said. "No one i>oint of view
should prevail ...
Hart. .
Sansone vowed 10 keep his cam-
pai~ promises. but said he would be
"imtially neutral" on 1uues comma
~·After two 'plu years on the
Plannan* Comm1ss1on I know what
faces us, • he said.
Cox said traffic problems would
continue to be the city's number one
issue, and that the council should be
prepared to deal with development
questions folJowing next week's
special elecoon on Newport Center.
Insurers wa,nt to s creen for AIDS
pohc1ts. lobb}1st Lewis Keller said
Wednesday.
Cox U'Jed the council to "remam
dahgcnt" 1n Its efforts to find a second
11rpon site 10 the county to alleviate
the load at John Wayne Airport.
LOS ANGELES (AP) -Insurers
arc preparing legi lat1on to allow
them to require m0$t Californians
who apply for bfe or health wurancc
to submit to an AID antibodies test.
the industry's chief Sacramento lob-
byist said.
If such legislation 'were pas5Cd.
those v.-ho te ted pos1t1 ve for the
antibodies "'ould an most case be
deemed umnsurable and ref U5ed
A dec1s1on to introduce such lqis.
lauon. which wo uld repeal a 198S
Cahfom1a law bannmg msuraoce
companies' use of such tests, has not
}Ct been taken by the executive
committee of his o rganization. the
Assoc1at1on of CaJ1fom1a Life In-
surance Compamcs. Keller said.
He also predicted the city would be
fac1n1 anncntion issues m the near
future as development bcaJns on open
Irvine Co. land betv..ccn Corona del
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