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matter of --principal
Br JOYCE BODLOVICH
and LESLIE EAl\NEST
oc .. cwi, ..... ..-
.\ s11-1n protest Jl 'ev. pon Harbor
and ( orvna dl'I \tar high schools
c:rupted inti.> a tull·blov. n dC"mon·
s1rat1on Tuc~a' "hen 1'ev.-pon
Hartx1r ~tuc.kn1s marched on Lhe
khuol dt'>tmt headquancrs. Corona
dc:I \1ar \tudcnis JOtned the demon·
strauun about an hour later
C .trr:.ang signs 1ha1 said ··Dov.n
\\ 1 ' '11.ull'" and ··sa'c 0tU" Pnnc1·
p;:tl ~·mC' 600 s1udents formed a
human Jo all an front of Lhe ~ewpon
\k'-1 l ntfil·d School D1stnt't hcad-
Qu.l'11.f'> ar It> I I bth 1
4 n.llr,... ....... -. ~ ,,..,_
"> n1i: '>tudl·nts )lood on• cars.
c. tt, r... d mtx·J trees and most
l han11.:d ,1vg.an-. The: crov.d cheered
"'hc.·r 0( 'JU th clt(llbcd the flagpok
Studente bold a •It-ID at the dlatrtct office to proteet a declalon to •wap princlpala between Newport Barbor and Corona d el Mar high K hqola. (Pleue .ee STuoEl'ITS/ A2)
WEDNESDAY, JAN·U ARY 20, 1988 . -
After the de~uge
comes red tape
for homeowne"rs
Emac Chapman's Spanish ranch·
st) le house o'erlook1ng the ocean in
south Laguna Beach weathered 48" ·
v.inters before he and his famil)
mo-.ed in 18 months ago.
With a h1stOI") hke that he figured·
the house and his pro pt"n). for v.h1ch
he paid SI 5 m1ll1on. could withstand
JUSt about an) thing Mother Nature
could dish out
He was v. rong.
· On Sunda~. tov.enng wa-.es dn .. en
b) v. inds gusting up to 40 mph bqan
smashmg into the bluff below Chap-
man's house at 23 La1unita 0n .. ~
·UICE
lc101
Fo cu s o~ l HE NEv,s
Wuhan hours has front )ard staned
melung into the sea.
Meanv. h1le. al the nearb) Blue
Lagoon condom1n1um complex. Dr.
Roben French said he heard a crash
from has oceanfront carpon at about 9
p.m Ventunng ou1s1de he found has
TO)Ota C'amf) turned s1dewa)s an ns
parking spot b} an enormous wa-.e.
Other cars v.erc also bashC'd about
as water roared through the
beachfront complex. v.herc as man)
as 20 units v.ere flooded.
'"I've got a beach an my carport."
French obscf"\ed Monday.
Several small fires erupted an
carpon s and condominiums when
!>C:8water caused electncal shon s in
pov.er o utlets. said Laguna Beach
Ch id of Police Neal Purttll. All ~ere
extinguished v.nhin minutes. how·
ever.
By Monda) morning the rain had
kt up. but the sea had become angry.
sending splintered lumber. chunks of
~oncrcle and other debns against the
bluff.
· The pov.erf ul breakers continued
to pare av.a) great hunks of tt'le bluff.
exposrng tht underpinn1na.s of ~v
uaJ ugunna houses.. ~ concrete patio from a hou~ not
to Chapman's hung suspended m
m1da1r. the canh beneath ll sv.ept to sea. and a bathroom from a ho~ al
2 I. Laguna ta fell to Lhe beach v.hen
waves washed av.a) us p1hngs.
<\ fev. feet o ut to sea a hunk of
concrete from a dismembered seawall
la) amidst the breakers.
Despite the wreckage. lhe houses
sun 1ved, but forecas&ers said another
unusual!) high tide was one Its wa)
Tuesday m o rning and homeowners
began preraring foT the worst.
None o the Lagunua homeov.-ners
had flood insurance. Purcell said.
Insurance <:ompanies arc apparent!)
unv.1ll1ng to take the nsk.
Barry Maller. Chap!"an's neighbor
at 24 Laguna ta. was the first to aC1.
B) early Monda) afternoon. Maller
had hired a 100-ton crane and an
opt"rator 10 help build a temporaf)
seav.all. Parked on l..agun1ta. the
crane hoisted rocks two at a time -
200 tons an all -over Miller's house
and dov.n-lo the base of the.bluff.
8) this tame. the tide had go ne out
and 48 count) Ja1l 1n mates alo ng v.11h
residents. poll~ and firefighters v.ere
bus) filling plastic sandbaiu
rPleue eee BA TTLIPfG/ A2)
n.llr .... ,.._..,_ ....
A crane lowen boa.Iden o•er boaaa at Blue Lagoon Beach
ln LaCUDa Beach on Tueeday u re.Jdente attempted to fend
off the ocean with MDdba&a and tbla makeshift seawall.
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25 CE:\1.
Pier design
faulted by
ex-mayor
Ba iley says she· s
embarrassed. calls
~eb~ilding suspect
f hl" 1.. 1\\ J' ln'UOO~ tht' p1('r 10 f
lour \ear\ "'}Ulu h.t' r." t'\Ce'e'ded llS
rc.•p a ... r. en• .u \t'> ~e said
( oo 'uUt'"\lc:"d •et>u1lding ·he pier
tu ll' o r pna: knglh IT'.ght oc 1ri,n-
ng d ..a-,tc.·r ·•
\ta, &n .. man !hcdl -rommun1-
By ROBERT BARKER t\ '<n .c' d•rn t r ..aid the pier v.a~ °'_....,....... 1..lpc-nl'\1 Tuc:'...Ja, 3'> iarl"1u1 from Coast
H ~"J' J'> l'il 1feguard stauon ~ fo rmC1' Hunungton ~ach ma\(lr F" •Ii '"Ing further ans~1on this
sa1d she "'as ""C'mbarra~ ·after tht" m• rn 11~. thl prl' "a~ w be opt"nt"d
rebuilt ponion ot the ca~ P•t'r : .JJ, Jll thl "a' 'l the barthousc
tumbled into the sea u nda\. and tht Jlk" n~ the.· , 1.,, 1 .r<, acc~s lO about C'tt~ admm1stra1or said the 1.ll' • 1 "' lr."C't o l the r .:· The remaining
p mbled and lost v.hC'n 11 d1dn 1 2' 1_. 1 of damagtd pilings ,qlf be
-insure the structure •1.Jin h v.ilh puhli, a.:-ccss restnc-
Ctt\ otlinals declined tu atUlch h".:! h, j'1 -foot ... hain-lin ~ fence.
blame for tht' d1sas1e-r. bu1 fonner B{ ,, :nJ:' ~1d
Counc1lv.oman Ruth Baile' -v.ho T ht' tr1.·J1. ht·wu~ 't'.i that cht'v.ed
v.as ma~or v.hen the pier v.a<. rebu1h an.. Orangt ( oast tor tv.Cl da~s
follov.1ng thit 10-. '\ \torm -\3td \uh' .. kJ Tut ..Ja, "'hitn a poten11all~
Tuesda~ that shl "j' ··d1...-iprx11nted ru1nou' h1~t-de pa'-<.c"d harmlt"<-sl~
and e-mbarras<,eJ · hu1 tl""1Pl'~ .. -.rg .. ·d at the (at ~
.. T he' tell u' thdt .t hap~nt·d l • un.il mt'e; "~ a<. Huntington bccau~· lhC' nC'"-p;Jrt 1' I ht pier V..1\ s._ .ll h rcSldl'' ;<. <, 'Ught tO learn V. h~
lov.er than the r~tvltht p1t'r ·· S..tle' thit nt'" <.t"\. :11 n 't the pier colla~d
said ""The~ d1dn I tel ..... ll'iitre might Da~'3l!l"' \,\('f rut Jt s~ 2 million
be a problem "hen : "a' hcin~ altt·• > 1c1.·1 \'' p1C'· jnJ The End
rebuilt I thin thl "•w t· ·~ .,~ ,, < :11.. ~ ~kJ ··: the "atc:r unda'
SUSpt'Ct.'" n1~h· -
Howe, er ( 1t' -\J""· r 1,,.J' r Paul T hC' < "' l c>uncil 'Oted u~ni-
C'ool said the h>s' ;,a,r a l\'tal mou•h Ill Jt"d are the sto~d
surpnsc •· i:rcat:d J l\XJ emergen~ That ~fending thC' c.: :' , ..: .... ,,. •r. ll' a, 11c1" " a:-rrr<'nant fi rst step
lca-.e lhe pier untn\1HeJ hl ..a 1J "It ll1••Jfl.! :nj'"'h !'~ the ..it\ to ~l
v.as a gamble that 11 mJ' g, ct.1" n hut tC.".kr.il anJ <-1.ite J"<.1<.Wlnce'and loans
tf 11 v.ould hJH' lasted t,,ur \t'J=' v.c F l,)f lhJt o hapr-·n ho v.t>\Cr. both the
v.ould ha' e been ahead 't tht ~mi: " (Plea..e eee PIEJl/ A2)
Boy says he was sodomized by Rigby
Storm brtna• killer tor-·
nedoes to the South and
lnOWdrttta up to 14 feet
high In the Ptalna./ Al
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Youth testifies at pre liminary hearing ~-on 32 charges against ex-CdM coach ·
BJ JONATHAN VOLD.E ..............
Former Harbor Dey Sc.hooJ tn·
Stl'\K"'tOr Alan Ri1by~ ianOttd the
tcramS and stnaJes of an I I -)Ur·
·old bo) v.'hen he aJl~ly sodomized
ham an a dark storaa,e shed at UCU.
the )OUnitSter testified Tuesday.
"I rouldn•t (rl&)\t).. but I screamed.-
the )ou1b lCSttlicd at Raab 's
Oountian linked
to f unCl violations .
in Hai:t campaign
prchmtnar) heanng 1n Harbor Mu-
n1c1p.il C'oun
R_!gb~. 40. ~u arre'1ed an ~ptcm
ber and face\ :.i tdon~ :i nd eight
misdemeanor moles1:rnon counts 1n-
\ Ok tng ~oung ~~., from the ex·
clus1,e Corona Jel \tar pl"C'p ~hool
an~ SC\C'ral \OU'h!> from other. un-1d~nµ(ied schO\.,ls 5" bra I bo~ S IC' lt fiC'd earltCT thal
1he)o u~ a ~\ de' 1~ al ~tlb) 's
urging to JOtn a S('Crt:'t duh H''"' C\ rr
~put) Oistnct ~ttoml·' le"'"
Rosenblum said Tue~a' ·, 1e,•1mon' ~as among .. ,he most suh~1an11ar of
the chargn
-It v.-as a 'en suhsunt1al " nt11ct ··
Rosenblum ..lad "Thm.· Jrl' .l <,('\
some other chari~ ul the ...-sme
nature.··
R~nblum bas bttn n-u1.Wnt 10
ducuss the andt' rdu:il 11Tcn~
cli'ltn t ca h of the 17 ~oung '1ci1ms becau~ ofth('tr a.gt and the horror of
the allesC'd l,ffcnscs..
But Dcput' P\sbhc.Ocfendtt Wtt-
ham J...ellc' said Tuesda' the latest
tc\ttmon' 1!> JUSl another 1n a smng of
ht" pre«'d t ether b) students v.1th a
'endetl.1 apin t Rtgb~. v. ho rnt1nt"d
trom Harbor Da) 10 March to p~Ul'
other 1ntem1s (Pleue eee BOT I A2)
Fastrak starts
out in slow lane
The momma dcla) of •bout 20
minutes -temm1na from weather·
related problems w1th the s-pa)s -
"\h~ the da) off Q_Ulte °& bn .. •• the ,
C"ap1 nano Beach rcs1dcnt said.
For Lon badtt. ndJna lbc train
"as Ins trcssful than bmhna uaffic
from her M1u.on ~J bolM. but the 9J JENNIFD ftBEA tnp tool htt mott lban ~ict a k>11e.
... ...,,... ~ The '25 to )().minu~ dn"~ tun.td 1ftl0
FlllU'lk aot off 10 a 0111 mn a trau\ ride Monda mom1111 ....._
MoMa) more than u hour. nc.ftcmoon uaan ,.ti mott than Tbt dda) Monda)~of:~l .-
... _.ta late addl\ that kf\ abol.tt ....: the rcsuh of a mechaaical prdlt11 lS ciY'I( and ~11nes.ile9diers huddl· -,.. a ca1t OI M.-y-, Law. . ... .·•-a.a.. -.:. Sm*. mt ; ditlria ... ms • r. int
U"llft I punauaJ 9' ~1 ol 6t
IHM. ht saJd •
Hirib. an IBM ~lf"llCU an.•
IPI ·-r~aa,
P.-AI
ud IOft dOwa lht 11atc ...
Portee oft'iccn watdMd tJ.c proeett
bu& did not ~tout of their IQuad cars.
The pro&nt was over last week's
school board dcclsioa IO support
Supenntendent John Ntcorrs plan to
swap principals at the scbools..
Nfcolrs d«t11on, which was made
pubhc last month, wtll move Corona
<kl Mar pnncipal Dennis Evans to
the Ncwpon Harbor His}\ principal's
slot.
Ncwpon Harbor princil>-11 Tom
J1Cobson Wlll bttome the pnncipal at
Corona del Mar. The move as ex-
pccted to take effect in July, Evans has
been at Corona dcl Mar l 7 years and
Jacobson at Newpon Harbor for l 2.
An effon to recall afl Stven mem-
bersofthe school board. however. has
bttn put on hold while community
members attempt to diSC\lss possible
alternatives to the swap. Jim Wann-
in&ton, spoUlman (or a group of
hundreds of concerned parents and
residents ~presenting both schools.
said the group ··as not proceed ins with
.a rcccill at this tame .. in order to
pursue d1scuss1ons wuh trustees.
The students. traditionally
crosstown nvals, Joined fo~s Tucs-
da> to express their frustration with
the pnncapal swap.
Many of the students said they~
angry about being left out of the
decis.ion-makang process.
Students from both schools btgan
their protests on their home C11'PUS
between momif'g ·c1aun. Approx-
imately 200 to 300 students began the
protest at Corona del Mar High
before Evans asked them to return to
t,heirclasses. Although many students
took Evans' ad,1ce. at least 100
~fused to leave the campus quad
area.
"We·re scnous about this and no
one as takJng us senously. It's about
U..11 'I II :t;::::;-J~ 17.10.0. .. 1 .... MUy~--...a-dliiir ~ ._
eo .-ke Nicill ..-. 11111 ldMlll-....
revcne.-1111 ·a .. ~aouwa~ lw •• ••mli111 •J thulk a.Ji liiii IO Ii' h t affect lbe lllllllrintn '( P .. llill I
year-old Naui .. ,........ IM¢
Corona dd W. Hilll llllior . .,, •
lit out hkc tbia .a Harbor Hilb is
serious lCIO, ht 's toina '° maybe ~ bis mind about tbe princi-pal_s. •
But not cveryoiie from Corona <kl
Mar Hip was uJ*\ about tbe swap. ••1 thank it's all for tbe better. We
need a cha,. -Coroa1 needs a
cha.nit." aid 16-year-old Brad
Crowe.
On dae other $ide of town at
Newport Harbor Hi&h. about 400
stucknts voiced anscr ovu the princi-
pal swap.
"We want IO kt Nicoll know how
ancry he bas p1Cn us. .. said Mash
Alex.ander.jwlior class presicknt at
Newport Harbor Hish. "When he
sen us. maybe he will chance his
mind."
The momentum of the protest
acctlerated as Newport Harbor stu-
dents marched across the mudd) field
that separates the school from the
district office. The\ 11.ere camang a
banner that said.· ··Hear the Stu-
dent~"
"We'~ following an what v.c
learned from Manin Luther Kmg. to
protest an a non-violent v.a~ ... said
Sean Duston. 17. from :-.:ev. pon
Harbor.
Sitting in a tree an front of the
district office. a Newpon Harbor
student held a sign which ~ad. "Hell
No Jake Won't Go:· refcmng 10
Jacobson. Another student held a
"Down With N1coJ1:· placard as
...... ts dla1aed-:We W• ~ • a.uc w.,... ...... 'li.:::: 11 1 br .... Ncwpon .llid ............... " .... olk:it • til-NicDI ..,. '° ....... lli*lbl ....... OI ..... ... c ...... Mar joined the Ntwawt ...._ ~ at lbc dlllricloftke. dwees&udeltt repteaeoo
.... hm Newpon Hllbcir tlllft.
iavilld uno Nicolrt ~ for 1 ~ ... tried '° ~ ... r <* princiSMJ1 we1e ~...CS 1 IOI I
little bit out ol it.'" said l S..year-old
prOtatcf' Ofllllizer Randy Farr. ··1
learned a litde bit about why dicy're
doins iL But ia•s tike a little too late ...
"A school is for the students, isn't it?"' Farr said ... And the students bad ~!hi"I to do with lffis whok de-c1s1on.
Anot.ber 01p.1u2cr who attended
the mMina. 18-ycar-old Grq Den-
ney. e~prelled similar frustrauon.
"I ,et the fcdi~ that evcrythina we
said went in OM ear and out lheother.
He was speaki1'1 to us from a
busincsalike point of view, and wt
~ spcakiaa to him in mo~ of a
humanistic poinl of view:· Denney
said.
After lhe meeting. Nicoll told
reporters that he stands b) has
l:kc1s1on.
"I believe change 1n leadership is a
good thing. The pnncipals' different
strengths apply to the betterment of
different schools:· Nicoll said.
Nicoll said Tuesday's .protest was
the larg~t demonstration of its t) pc
he had seen an has 17 years as district
supcnntendenL And he admitted the
e\pencncc has not been pleasant.
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1rib11trd ti> ~ nport.
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PIER DESIGN FAUL TED BY EX-MAYOR ...
From Al
go,emor of California and the presi-
dent must declare scporatc st.ate and
federal eme~ncaes.
The council also 'otC'd to pa} up to
S~0.000 for an undeN-atcr structure
spccaahst to probe for damage 10 the
remainder of the pier.
~Ja)Or John Ersk.uic barred dlS-
CUSSIOn at Tuesda) ·s meeting on
""hether to lengthen the uninsured
P.•er to us onginal 1.830 feet or leave at
as 1< stands.
But man) wanted to kn ow how It
could happen.
Resident Doroth} Grubbs a.sked
the council ""ho 11ocas to blame for the
disaster.
··How come:· she askedf "tb1s
lasted onl~ 31; ~ears? Is It cheap
matenal. anfenor inspection or poor
planning.., r\e talked to people.
The) ·re ante~tC'd an kno"' 1ng what's
going on.··
Huntington Beach wasn·t th<' onl}
c11~ to suffer from the ra' ages of the
storm.
The Laguna Beach Cit} Council
also declared a local emergenq
Tuesd.a' after 1hc._nmpaging sea
caused ·an estimated S 150,000 to
$200.000 damage to Main Beach.
Cll} officials said the} also ma)
have to repair Sbme beach access
stat rs that v.cre damaged b) the surf.
Statewide. damage estimates·
climbed past S.3.2 million for the
storm that killed eight people and
smashed homes. hotels and res·
tau.rants along a 250.milc stretch of
coastline. .
The Cll\ of Redondo Beach sus--
taanC'd the most damage. v.1th esu-
mates put at Sl6 malhon.
Orange Count}. including the
Huntington Beach Pier. sustained an
estimated S6 million an damage.
Damage estimates in San Diego
Count' "'ere put at S6.7 million and
an the Mah bu area. SJ million.
Chuck. Conv.a> of the Nauonal
Weather Sen ice an Los Angeles said
the storm was the worst to stnke
Southern Cahfomia's coast since the
destructh•e wind and waves an Janu-
ar) an<t February of 1983.
B) Tuesda). the storm had sv.cpt
eastward. ~alung havoc an the
Rock) Mount.ams and the Plaans
st.ates.
SWI writers R.tttt 8ya4Jtwl u4
PHI ArdipkJ' CMtrilHleed ti> ,.;.
report.
HART CAMPAIGN VIOLATIONS ALLEGED •••
P'romAl
anacle or Karl's rel at1onsh1p to has
campaign but as~ed his staff to look
into the alkgat1ons. ·-r11 personal!' sec to compliance:·
Han said He said Walto" has helped
the campaign and he continues t~
help."
Ka rl. who amassed has fonune
marketing Jane Fonda workouts and
Pla'bo' '1dt'os. de('hned lo answer
qucsuo'ns on the advice of has
Ne""pon Beach laW)er, Michael
Geno' csc. bt't'ausc of has ln\'Oh'e-
mcnt 1n an unrt'latcd lawsuit.
Rama Wh11t'-M1ddcl. a fo rmer Karl
aide v. ho v. rote the checks. said Karl
instructed her that v. hen Han of-
ficials called asking for monc) "to
&1.'C them ~hat the) ~ant. ..
M1ddel said she also arranged
thousands of dollars an v. are transfers
from Karl's bank to accounts speci-
fied b\ Han campaign staffers. \
FE( rcpons indicate that Han's
198~ campaign o""es Karl's compan~
$96.000. a debt Karl is ofTenng to
sctttl" for I 0 ~nts on the dollar The
FEC repon said the debt was for "TV
production." but no tcle' ISIOn 'adco
v. as produced. according to ' 1dco
com pan~ c'ecut1' cs and Han·s 19
communications director. Beth
Sm 1th
\\alto an1t1all} told the Herald he
"'orl..ed full-ume for Han in 1986 and
1987. mcnuomng his employment
\\1th Karl-Lonmar only when asked
b\ M1am1 Herald rcponers.
· .\t that point. Walto said he worked
v.ath Karl·Lonmar from August
through !'loHmbCr 1986. He said
that after No,ember. he did other
proJCCU for Karl until March 1987
v. hen he J01nec! Han's staff full ume.
Walto said he worked on a Karl
'1dco project about Han for three
months. a pro1ect that fell by the
V.3\SldC when Han Withdrew from
the· race and Karl was fo~d out of the
co mpan) b> its parent. Lonmar
Tekp1ctures In,·. Karl pres.cntl) fa~
a mul11-m1lhon dollar lawsuit b)
Lon mar
F ASTRAK A-SLOW RIDE IN OPENER •.•
The Herald. c1t1ng public records.
pre' 1oush undisclosed financial
documenis and 1nten·1cws with
Pt'OPlc 1n,ohed wath the Han cam-
paign, said the total of Karrs checks
on Han·s behalf exc~ed the S 1.000
hmat on contnbut1ons Lo a pohtacal
campaign.
Pnor to the Democratic National
Con-.entaon an Jul\ 1984. Kart
authonzed checl..s to be wnttcn on has
personal account at a Corona dcLMar
bank to pa) 'anous San Francisco
busanesscs for matenal and scrvtttS
needed b} the Han campaign.
"I thank the' wanted to do a hfc
stof"\ on Gar\ Han:· said Geno,ese
··There v.as · substanual production
mone} spent. ..
\\hen Han ~turned to the cam-
paign Dec 17. Walto was one of the
fc·"" 'etcrans to return and bas
frequen t!) been quoted as lhc cam-
paign spokesman.
From Al
trator. v.as one of SI\ v.orkcrs an the
South Coast Plaza a~a to take
ad' antage of Fastrak on tts first da} of
sen ICC
Fastrak has been touted as a model
of mass-1rans11 cooperation between
pubhc and pn' ate enterpnsc. antc-
gra11ng .\mtrak sen ace and pm ate
'an shuttles between Costa Mesa and
the Santa .\na station.
The stan of Fastrak sen ice hailed
"a nev. era an ho\\ \\C deal "'-1th our
e\Cf"\da' 11\es:· Clance Blamer. chaa~oinan of th<' Orange Count)
Transpon.a11on (omm1ss1on. said at
an earlier ccrcmon\ at Center To" er
Reprcsentat1,cs from CJ
Segcrstom &. Sons . .\mtrak and luAe
Transponauon ~stems ha'c been
work ing on Fastral for more than a
\car.
· Blamer called the s' stem "a stun-
mng e'ample of business and com -
munal~ leaders cv.orktng togetherl 10
bnng about change ..
\\hen South Coast Plaza officia ls
announct'd the olan t'arl1er th1'
month. th~ said the) v.ould consider
30 signops a s~ But only six
people took the tram Monda> and
some of those said the} v.ould only
use the SCT' ace on occasion
But Dan Carlsson. South Coast
Plaza's spokesman. called the s1i.
sagnups "a success ... and added that
officials are hoping for mo~ nders
each v.eek.
ChHI Pa)ne. an IBM accounts
adm 1nistrator. said she \\Ou Id take
the train onh t"'-O or three limes a
""eek becau~ of the expense. .\
round-tnp fare as · S 11.60 from San
Juan Capistrano and about S 15.60
from San Clement<'.
Th at means a worker who uses
Fawal even da\ from San Juan
Capistrano will s~nd S252 a month
on the S\Stem. and those commuung
from Sa.n Clemente wtll spend $310
t"ach month.
··1 thank n's prett~ high:· Pa) ne
said ·
The pncc tag hu been "the one
d~tcrrcn1" for the people an Shaefer's
office at U.S. Facilities. she said.
Officials have defended the rates.
though. saying Fastralt is cheaper
than the cost of driving, And like Stan
Taegcr. Sq.erstrom's director of of-
fice propcrt} management. they have
stressed the .. Quaht) ofhfe issue ...
Workers who uSt the system are
"more productive and ccrt.ainl) less
frustnucd employees" than those
who fight traffic every day. he said.
Taeger said later. however, that
Scgentrom officials a~ talking wuh
Amtrak about giving Fastrak riders
special rates.
In the meantime, South Coast
Plaza -the retail center. Town
Center and South Coast Plaza Village
-arc underwnting the first two
""~ks of SC"rYtCC. Carlsson said.
Another frustration for riders from
San Juan Capistrano -parking -
could be solved 10 the near future.
Cll) officials there arc plannang to
build a parking structu~ near the
station to accommodate nders.
The ne"spapcr. whic h was first to
disclose Han·s rcla11onsh1p with
Miami model Donna Race last )Cat.
said 11 had obtaaned copies of those
checks. totahnll S 15.802
Karl an mid-1986 hared Walto. a
\eteran of Han's 1984 campaign and
now pan of Hart's scmor staff. and
put him on the peuoll of the
compan' he headed. Karl-Lonmar
Home v'1deo of In me
Maddel said Han had wanted K.ar1
to act asa media haason and thatsancc
Karl couldn •t do 1t. the '1dco
producer hared Walto for that
purpose_
Hart. v. ho still has a SI. I ma Ilion
de9t from hts 1984 pm1dent1al bid.
co nmtenth has said he applies hiJh
standards io ha.s campaign finances.
At a debate last ""ttk an Des Moines.
lo""a. he referred to his ··public
moraht) ··and said he docs not acce-pt
mone} from poht1cal acuon commit-
tees.
BATTLING BACK THE RED TAPE •••
From Al
d b II cratac. red tape. ll ensured the proper shop an Santa Ana. said he has no .\t about 6 p.m. Mon a)· a u · f h bo Id -greu about movang to the beach dozer rumbled onto the beach and placement 0 t e u crs '' ~ Sa began pushing the rocks and chunks "You can't go putting rocks on the from has !)rmer h~ an n Juan
of conCTCtc debm into place beneath beach." Purcell said. He said the Capistrano.
Miller's white threc-stor) house rocks could compound problems 1f "It's something ~·ve alwa~s want-
tht'\ v.ctt to break loose and smash cd to do and "e·vc done ll ... he said Chapman and Miller ~ that . ..hbo h Tuesda~ mom1n11 k gh I h · intone•~· nng omcs. , .,.. the roe s ma ta so 53' c apman s Hts ansv.cr might ha"e been dif· house . .\not her 150 ions of boulders Wuhan an hour Chapman's cmcrg-fere nt the da) before.
v.ere ordered enn. ix-rm it had bttn appro"ed and ... Yesterday (Monday) il was up for
But as the crane's 140-foot boom work resumed at 9 p.m. Neither sale real cheap:· Chapman said.
bcgoln lov.enng boulders for Chap. · ~11llcr nor Chapman v.ere able to pan -He has no 1d~ ~-et what the rented
man's house. Purcell. who had been permission from the Coastal Com-crane and rocks will COSL
BOY CLAIMS SEX ATTACK BY RIGBY ...
on the scene all da~ halted the prOJCCl mauion due to the late ho ur. bul the Elhe Sharp. a dispalchcr for the
because Chapman had fa1IC'd to Cit) issued the emergenc: permit crane company. Mr. Crane ofOraQIC.
obtain the neccssaf) emergcnc} work an) wa, . said the machmef) ~nts for S250 an
order from the cat) The crane and us crew labored hour forthc first eight hours and SlOO
From Al
··1t's all a fib Thebo' wanted to be
an the ·Togas· ( R1gb) 's cl ub) so bad he
begged:· Kelle~ said. "When Ragb~
told ham he couldn't. the kid told
Rigby he v.as going 10 get ham ..
On the witness stand before \1 u-
nacipal Coun Judge Russell Bostrom.
however. the bo} said he dad not v.a nt
to be 1 n the Togas and had nc' er ~uested to be ancluded
He said Ragb) telephoned has home
sometime betv.cen September. 1986.
and March 198 . and asked his
parents if he could accompan~ the
teacher and another \Outh to a
basketball game at CtLA. where
Ragb) was a pan-u mc track coach
Once an Ragb)°s car. one of bo~s
brought a pornographic magazine
and th<' teacher told him to get a
, a bra tor -v.h1ch he 1dcn11fied as the
panl de' ace confiscated from Ragb) ·s
~me b) authontacs -and told ham
to UJt ll. tht' \OUlh testified
Al IM LOs Angeles umversuy.
R~ took both boys to a locked ~ shed and forced the child to
perform a SC). act and sodomized him.
the bo) t~tified.
Afterward the three went to lunch
and Ragb) used the vibrator. fondled
both bo\S and masturbated dunng
the tnp back to Orangt Count). the
\Outh said_
· As the bo" testified. he held has
father's hand: The man sal next to has
son at the witness stand. whale the
bo' ·s mother sat nexl to Rosenblum
at ihe attorney's table. Both parents
stared at Rigby ~vcral umes through-
out the proettdang.
Before her son took the stand. the
v.oman lest1fied the boy did not want
to talk about his da) with the coach
upon returning from UCLA an4 had
from the coach when they next saw
ham. ,
"He wouldn't speak, He closed has
door and said he had a stomach ache.
He said he couldn't speak and he
didn't want to:· the woman testified.
When she nclt saw Ri&by while
dropping off her son at 1ehool. ··m)'
son bcggt'd me not to ~pnk to (R1gbvl.
Chapman v.as funous. Purcell said. under the glov. of portable hghts an hour after that
The work order, \\hach Miller had throusJi the night and mto Tucscb) ~ Sharp said l9rO Laaunit.a reiidcnts and shd 10 the bottom of the car... obtained. required approval from morning. ha\.e called asJuna for the crane.
Before that test1mon), another two geologists. the city managtr. a Onlookers gathered a.pan to s.cc 1f One of the nut steps for Chapman
}oungster told the coun Rigb) mas-cit) building officia l. the director of the houses '-'OUld hold out lhrouah and Miller will be to pin permission
tur'bated '" front of sevcraJ members communit) development and th<' another high tide. But lis}\t winds from the CoastaJ <:;ommission and
of the Togas club while the) met in California Coastal Commission. pre' ailed and the sea sta)ed rclauvely the Laguna Beach City Counal to let
the instructor's locker room office. Purcell said calm and the houscs held their the rocks remain.
Sc' eral members of the Togas -Purcell said that whale t,he permit ground. Without approval. the 4SO tons of
se'en fif\h-grade students "'ho took process might sound like bu~au-Chapman. who owns a machine boulders -.iiU ha'e to be removed.
JUdO lessons from RtJby -ha\ c r;::=========================================:;-tcstaficd the) were 101t1ated into the
club b) using the teacher's vibrator in
lhe camp\,IS offic'=. where he also
showed them porn<>&fllphic mo"aes
and masturbated an front of them.
Despite a statement of secrtt) the
anstrUcior allegedly asked the bo)s to
sign. at was one of the Togas who
finally lold his parents of J.he allqed
abuses. and the parent ·took tbOK
concerns to school offiC1als. who
contacted authoritin.
If con~1ctCd of all of the cb.arss of
which he is accused. Rigby. the fatMr
of a 2-montb-old sin and a 9-year-old bo_y. could be sentenced to S9 >ttn in
pnson. RC>Knblum said,
Through the c:.nturiee, ftne wood lhutterw ~
beoome synon ymous wtth IWtuty Md good tat•. roo.y, Hetrwood Shuttert give an eay ~
to any lnterk>r from ~ to Ultra Modem,
No other window c:owr'•IQ performs ltt function
with ~ t>Muty Md grece. Shutters fitter Nght
with an lnftntte vwtety of ltyl99, reduce gtere,
block out heat and cold, rnaxtnm the ¥W 8nd
expend lnteriotl wtth dMn, --..... "'*'-other window trMtmenU, lhuttert ifi'Crelll ~
home'• v.au..
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Con111buton to our Utlen column mmt include
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Band lessons for
teen-cw:ers offered
-at 6olden West
Colkee for Kids. a youns people's propam at
Golden West Colkee. i1 o~naa 10.week procram
in beainnina t.nd rorchi&dmi 11to16. • TM p~m. seared for becinnen or near-
bqjnncrs. will up)ore brass and woodwind instru-
ments io 1 poup tettinc. Membtts can decide.1WJrich
instrument they want to play at the first session. and
instrumenu en be rented from local music stores. •
Meetina,s will be held Wednesdays from 4 to S
p.m. ib Music Room 102 under the direction of
James Nelson. The fee is $36, and additional
information IS available at 891-3991. A seCond I().
week session will be offen:d beainning April 6.
Antlwar act1vl•ts meet
The Alamitos re&JOn of Beyond War will meet
Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at the Community United
Method 1st Cburcb. 6662 Heil Ave., Hunun1100
Beach.
Members will be divided into tbitc groops to
discuss the m1ss1on and function of the movement.
Call Mary Ann Koepp at 840-7436 for details.
NOW sesslon ln Irvlne
The South Coast chapter of the National
Orpnazauon for Women will hear Dr. Deborah
Hcndhn. who will present her results on a rettnt
study on the qucsuon ·~should I Have a Chil<r'
Thursday evening.
The meeting will be held at 7:30 p.m. an the
community room of Home Federal Savings. at
Pasco Valencia and La Plata in Laguna Hills.
Refreshments will be served.
Square dancers meet
The Kiwanis Oub of Coron.a del Mar will host a
demonstration by the: Square Riggers square dance
club of Costa Mesa Thursday at I p.m. at the Bahia
Connthian Yacht Oub. 1601 Bayside Drive.
Corona dcl Mar.
Orange Coat DAILY PILOT/WedMllday, J.nuaty 20, 1988 *Al
Mesa residents
tell tbeir goals
for city's future
BJ JENNIFER WEBER ................
0e¥clopcrGcorge Sak1oka sat qu1etl~ as
Costa Mesa residents recentl} vo1ct'd thctr
concerns about the cit} ·s future
One man sa1d he womes about h,fgh -
densll} development turmng c~ Me~
into an urban center reminiscent of
dow nto..,.n Y>s Angeles or cw York
Janttt Mulhs. a resident sen ing o n a
cttlZCJ\S' stttnng committee. leaned for-
ward and asked. ··Do ~ou mean ~ou don·t
want tugh~ensu~ de.,.elopment.,...
-1 mean I don't -.ant an) de,elopmen1
at all~ .. the man replied.
Heads nodded an agreement
SaJooka.. Lhe onl} de.,. eloper to go to thl"
mccung, said nothmg.
The comments arc pan of the proce-ss of
updating the Cit} ·s general plan the first
update since 1981.
The general plan which nate lav.
rcqu1~ c1t1es and counues to ha' e. is a
road map Lo the-future It seu the
gu1dehnes for ph)sicaJ. ~onom 1c and
social de.,,clopment m the cn~. It outhne-s
de' clopment.al goals for cat} leaders
Planners have "'ntten a draft updat(.'
"Which the) arc t.akmg on thl" road Donald
Lamm. dcveli)pmeot sen aces director
said the draft docs not feature an~ major
changes. Most of the nev. 1nlorma11on ts
fine-tuning. delcung an' altd poltc1es. in·
sertJng those ~dopted smct' 198 I The draft
also defines dcnsit} hmats in the nonhem
pan of the cit).
Plannef'S had to put that defin111on 1n the
plan to compl~ "'"h a uix-nor Coun
Judge·s order. Tull) H. Se~ mour made the
ruhng dunog the course of a suettSsful
cmzens· lawsuit again~ the en~ 0 ' er the
proposed O ne South Coast Place
Mesa has to tx easier. Suggesuons in-
cluded ~mpro' ed pubhc transporation .
bencreast-v.est thorough fares and a bndg
spanning the cit) from Hunung1on Beach
to ~ewpon Beach
Citizens complained that Costa Mesa
offic•als are not loolong at the impact of
h1~en!ltt) l Onstructton on traffic. that
the) continue to appro'e de'clopm~nt
despne tra ffic \1.-DeS
The 20 or so people who went to the
meeung v.ould prefer no growth. R~
cognm ng 1he 1mpract1caht) of that.
though the~ wd the ctt~ should allov. JUSt
lov. ~ens11 ~ prOJCCts.
\.tran"'h1le. Jean Forbat.b.. cxccuuve
director ol hare O ur Sel\·cs. said the
document sho uld include plans to provide
ho using .. lor all ~onomac ~ents of our
communtt' ·
That means gomg be)ond mcetmg the
count'·~ standards of "affordable hous-
ing·· :_ affordable to famt11~ v.1th an
1ncomr of about s~.000 a 'ear
Hou sang geared to that le,· el 1s .. cenaml)
nQt affordable to Jov.-mcome people
· .\fTordable housm~· 1s a real mtsleadmg
term ·· she s~ud .. It s 'ef'\ unrealasuc."
On a nothrr subJ~t. Mesa \'erde rcs1·
dents said the' were "'omed about
adequate dramaic on the v.~t side of their
de velopment
Lamm "'a~ pleased at Lhe \I.a~ the
c111zens· steenng commmee ran the meet·
mg.
"I thmL. from a staff po1n1 uf '1ev.. ~e
v.~re 'C11 pleased 14,th the pubhc
response ·· he said. ··The people v.ere ''Cl')
rauonal and all their suggesuons were
plausible "
Also scheduled 1s a cloging demonstration b}
Maril}n Hanson's clogina p-oup, hued in Orange
Count}. Spousrs of JGwamans a.re invitcd to the
program.
Volleyball P_rogram set
.. -Lamm sa1d planners did not ""'Int to
design the general plan 1n a 'acuum -
that's v.h~ tbe~ ·re t.akmg 11 on the road to
~1.au •0111 the ~1dent.s. A long-way from Laguna . -\t the first. of four mccun~. held last
Sara Falcber ~-~Scarboro""""' Mal.De to ralee funtb for the v.eel . the topics \l.Crc ~1ctable Reduct
The nc't meeung 1s scheduled for 7 p.m
Thursda' at Te\\ inldelntcrmed1ate
School 3~!4 ~ Ca.!Jfom1a SL The third
meeung 1s schedu.led at 1 p.m Feb. 4 at
Bear Strttt Elemcnta.n School. 3100 Bear
t The final meeting has not been
scheduled ~et
The South Coast YMCA ts starting ajuruor high
coed ''olleyball lea4ue Wednesdays from 3:4S to
5:4S p.m ., with regJStration on a fim come. first
served basis.
~ -.-. • traffic. slov. down growth. U.S. P'ltnae Academy lrTIDe. Fulcher plane to run 11,000 milee .. Focus this general plan for the ix-ople
l ·nder the .. optimum schedule:· the
draft plan and pubhc comments will go to
the Plannin&Commtsswn in -\pnl and tht
Cu~ Council an Ma~. planner Mike
Robinson said. The counors final ap-
pro , al 1s not e'<pccted unul September.
&J'OCIDd the perimeter of the United S•ta. Sbe began her ttek lut v.ho ll\e here nov. ··John Fccne-. urged
Jaly 21 ln Laeuna Beach. Mal.De la her 17th state. Residents said . getttng around Costa
The fee is SS fol' membcn and SIS for others.
The league wtll run through March. and further
infonnat1on 1s available at the Y. 2983 I Crown
Valley Parkway, Laguna Niguel, or by calhng
495-0453.: . \
Women's group to meet
New officers of the Califomta Elected Wo men's
Assoc1auon for Education and Research 14,ll be
installed Frida} at the lr"inc Hilton. 17900
Jambortt Blvd .. lr"''inc.
Carolyn Ptertt Ewmi. deputy director of the
Cahfomia Department of Transportation, Wlll
speak on .. Th~E,ofutionofthc PohucaJ Women" at
the noon event The cost 1s S 16 for members and S20
for non-members. wt th mo~ infonnat1on available
at 770-0925 or 831 -7382.
Wednesday, Jan. 20
• 6: 30 p.m .. Cot&a Mesa Traffic Commlssloa,
council chambers. 77 Fair Drive.
Body of
woman
exhumed
By GREG u.ERK.X
Ol_Dllllr .......
The ~mains of a -.calth~ Hun11ogton
&ach v.oman. dead nearh tv..o 'ears. were
unearthed toda' to ditemu.ne 1f t~
"'oman died o( natural causc-s or \I.as
murdered
The e.-humat1on of ~anc' -\nn 8aN1ck
took place at a.m at -\II sOuls Cemeter)
an Long Beach. said Bob Danbacker.
spokesman for the Los -\ngeles Count)
Coroner's office. Her remains "-'Cre taken
to the coroner's offict for c'<ammauon.
and Danbccker said officials hoped to rc-
1nt« Ba~1cL.'s remains b) nightfall
TV pioneer
Les Petersen
of NB dies
Ltshe 1 ~> T )TOll Petersen of "e~1>0n
ika hand u1surc \\ orld. a former \1G M
mo' 1e and T\ c~ecutl'e. d1cd Fn<U'
foilo"' rng a length~ illness He ~as .,.., ·
~ pn'ate me-monal sen~~," be held
1n Pov.a' Pctt~n \l,a.s a SCC'ond-!:enerauon Cali·
fom1an born an San Jose .\t the age of I~.
ht v.as d1agnost'd ""'1th JU'ena~ diabetes
and became one-of the first .\mencans to
be treated ""Ith the drug insuhn.
He dropped out of high school to help
support his Canul~ and "'orked m m o,,t
the:itm throughout the Ba~ .\mt. first as
an usher a nd later as a promoter of mo' 1es
and \'Clebni~ appearances.
In 19n . he-"''lll hired b~ '.\-fGM pubhcu~
head Howard Stnclding as his assistant
and 1>3mc11>3ted over th!' next 25 yeArs an
Holl~ "'ood's gJo~ years.. helping to shape • 7 p.m .. Lapa Baell Opell Space Com·
mluloll, council chambers. SOS Forcst .\ ... e.
• 7:30 p.m .. Lapa Baell Partiq, Traflk
Md Circalati• CommJtttt, council chambers.. 505
Forest Ave.
The d1..'<.'1S10n to dig up Barwick·s .-~..:;,_-..:.....-
remains follov.s t'-"O ~ears oflegal etTon b~ Dllllr,_,.._-.1..ae~
her son~. v.-ho claim Ba~ 1ck was strangled The body of Nancy Ann Barwick la ..emo•ed from irave for aato1>9Y b~ her ~ond husband. Kenneth 8aN1cl. two yean after her death. shortl~ after a boating accident on Feb 20. •
tars for -c one With the Wand" and
·· ~tlanuc Premiere" and gwdm.g the
carC't'rs of such actor.. as Midct'\ Roone'.
Jud, Garland and Elizabeth Ta\-Jor. ·
· • 7:30 p.m .. Lapa Beacl Elivtroame.lal
Safety Committff, police depanment hbrar). 505
fort"St .\ve.
19 5
.\ccordin& 10 police and coroner's
reports.. Ba~1ck died v.1thin an hour oi
sv.1mmmg to shore follov.mg the smk1ng Thursday, Jan 21 of3 steamer piloted b) her husband dunng
a storm olT the island of .\ruba in the
• 4 p.m. Lapu ~ AIDS E4eca~ Tasl Canbbcan ~a
Fette. counCll chambers.. sos Forest A,·c. Kenneth 8aN1cL. nov. h'cs at his late
• 6:30 p.m. C.ta Mesa City c..ct.1, council y,1fe·s home in Huntington Hart>our He
cbamben, 11 Fair Onve. could nol tx read'1ed for comment this
• • 6:30 p.m. Lapu Badl 8ear4 ef A4JUt· morning. " meat ... Dntp Remw 8-N, counol chambers. Barwlck told au1hon11es that after thr~
SOS fornt Ave. swam to shore from a small lifeboat. his
• 6 30 i.aa-a~e 1 ... eo ittee wife collapsed .\ruban authont1es con-~uncil ~~~ 50S forest Av~-. mm ' eluded. the death "'as due to natural cau~. --··•••••••••••••••r-' poss1bl) a heart an<td., and no autops~ was • conducted.
.. Mr... BaN1ck·s sons. Karl .\nthon'
Gah ean. 32.. ofR1,ers1de and his brother
'.\1arL.. 30. of\\ estmmster d1spute,,1 that
find mg. allepng that Barv. tl L. strangJed
their mother The allegations came dunng
an ongoing Orange Count~ probJt~ d1s-
puJe o'er their mother's estate onl~
~ti mated a.s v.onh more than SI m1lhon
Los .\ngeles Count~ uix-nor ( oun
J udgc Ricardo Torres granted their request
Dec ~S and ocder'C'd thl" coront" Dr
Ric hard Kornblum. 10 condul I an
au tops~.
Dambccker said coroners e\pn tl·d dr-
compos111on to make their JOt'-more
difficult. bul said he did no1 L.no"' the
Rhei~heimer named judge
iD Kraft mass murder. trial
BJ JONATllAN VOLUZ ..............
Supcnor Cou.rt Judet Jean H.
Rbeinbeimcr bas been appointed
trial ju.dee in the mass mwder
prc*CUtion of Rudy Kraft. who
al...,.ly bu been Jinked to 37
tilliDp in thlft st.ates and is charted
witb 16 Oraner C.OUnty slayinp. Rbeillbei~ ~ a Superior COu.rt
ju.dee lincc I YM. m>littS Superior
Coun Judie James 'k. T umer. who
was in .. tiifacu>r) condition at H<>11 Memorial Hospital in Newpon
a.eta after unclet'toin1 a quadruple a.rt byp9ll lat month.
AltOt"'DeYI oa bOtb 9*s of the cue
siid Ibey WIR •tllificd 'trith the d . . a11..-:;.......::::-~ll ' ..... ---"" o"' I.be trial. -'idt is to last two,.n. Kid. a 42-)'C&r-old computer pro-
pammcr hlft Lona 8eecb. WU
••Wd ia May. 1911. afttt die body
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cond111on of 8aN1cL."s remains
··1 don"t kno\\ v.b.at \\C·re go1n~ to ~ up
against.·· ~1d Dam~--ker "There are a lot
of,anablesinvohed here ··
Coroners \\111 look for signs ihat Sar'" 1cL.
might ha'e been strangfC'd In m un
documents filed an I 9 b b' a nome-' John
\\he Ian. the sons allege· the' rt'C'CI' rd
phone calls from Kenneth Ba~ 1 L. '>hon I'
after has wife·s de.a th in "'h1l·h tit' fal~i'
claame'CI she v.as sull ah'e and that he
ne-eded mone' for h~r treatmen1 at an
.\ruba hosp11ai.
The son~ also ha'e filed a "'r 'nglul-
death suit against Ba~ 1ck. 3 in Oran~c
Count~ Supenor Coun
Follov. mg \\ ortd '-" ar 11. · Pctenen
lore-sav. the re' oluuon that T\' \l.Ould
bn ng and began t.altng 01ght classes at
l (L.\ 1n T\ produC11on. He V.1lS named
the first :..tG'.\1 e'ecull"'C m charge of
telC"\ 1s1on and produced -MG M Parade ...
Follo v.m g his eart~ reuremcnt. Petcncn
bq,an a second ca~r an hanltng m Orange
Count' and ron11nucd to reside m Nc--.-
pon &ach a nd Lr1surc \\ or1d in Laguna
H.lll.s.
He was long act1,e an the Bo~ Scouts of
.\menca "'as a hnner and a longtime
\ta.son
Petersen 1s sun 1,ed b~ his da\.llhtcr
"-arcn Kntzer of P~a,_ thtte ~ters and
t"o itrand -<iaug.tucr.. ·
Four held in
shootµig spree
Lopez, •ho had • td for the
compan 1 • !UB.: ~t ~ co
exprns hil di~ at bci
lftmlNltcd_ -Lalhl'QP said
Frid VK:1or Fn'ltlK' 45. •'l
m .ununc fi"om lunch •hen a sa
• fiftd at a 1 1:20 pm. The
bWlt1 lu1 lbt ~ of a ncart>)' car •
and a 9-mm ba.ndsun •a mx>'~·
~taicl
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Wary Contras OK
peace talk offer ·
from Sandinistas
MIAMI (AP) -Contra leaders
cautaousJy agreed to Nicaraguan
President Daniel Onega's offer of
face·te>-faoe peace talks but blas1ed it
as a plo) 10 block U.S. aid 10 the
rebels. .. Our conv1cuon 1s that the Sand-
1nistas are acung on bad faith.
However. we arc w1llins to mcel wnh
the cca~fire commission... said
Alfonso Robelo. one of sn directors
of the Contra umbrella group
N 1caraguan Resistance .. Our con' 1c-
uon ma) be wrohg •·
The rebels said the' "ill hold prchm1na~ tan.) ThurSda~ "llh a
mediator. Roman Catholic Cardinal
Miguel Obando) Bra,o. 10 San Jose.
Costa Rica The~ also proposed
mceunis 1n \i1caragua bet"een the
JOvem1ng leftist government and
internal oppos1uon kaders aimed a1
establishing democrac~ there
.. We don·1 ha'e an' reason to
believe at this time that Onega ts
genuine!) on a track '°"ard peace
and democrac~ 1n ~1caragua:· ~1d
Resistance director Pedro Joaquin
Chamorro. ..We will part1ctpate m
the cease-tire talks to demonstrate.
our willingness to explore the peace
track 10 the last possibility."
Chamorro said the talks and the
posssbiht) of a cease-fire arc nothmg
but a ploy 10 stop Con~ next
month from approving a Reagan •
administration proposal for e n 18-
month. $270-milhon Contra aid
package.
Senators and congressmen are e\-
penenccd pohuc1ans and "111 stt
through Onega's plan to "'eaken the
rebels in the name of peace, he said
If Congress doesn't. Contra leader
..\lfredo Cesar said. "We "'111 1..cep on
fieJiting. and 11 will be a long struggle
"tthout much ofa hope of"innmg ··
Resistance directors !.C'offed at Or-
tega's statement issued Monda~ that
he '-"Ould crack do" n on oppos1t1on
an Nicaragt1'11f Congress pro' ides the
aid.
"Ortega could not do It ~ause the
Nicaraguan people "ould nse up and
"•th the hel p of the ~1caraguan
Resistance o'erttHo" him··
..
Pedro Joaquin Chamorro
Chamorro said.
The Con1ras set no condnions for
panic1pating m the talks. but the
d1r«"tors named t"o advisers to the,
ct'ase-fire panel to represent their
intert·sts.
The' ~ere Gonzalo J Facio. for-
mer foreign minister of Costa Rica.
and Daniel Odubcr Jimmez. fonner
foreign mm1ster of the Dominican
Republic.
Onega said direct talks would deal
"1th a cease-fire. disannament of the
Contras. a '-erieral amnest~ and a
return to c1' 1han life for the rebels
Protesters attack Israeli jeep;
3 Palestinian iB trudeFs killed
JERUSALEM (AP) -A police
Jeep hit by stones ran O\-Cr and
St"nousl) injurt'd a PaJcs1in1an
pro1es1cr today. thc:n struck a utihty
pole and 0' ~rtumcd. i!\iunng the two
policemen inside. pohce and Israel
radio said.
Pohce said Palcsunian children
had put upa bamcadeofburning tires
in the Jerusalem .\rab suburb of
Issa" 1\a and threYt stones, hitting the
Jeep and making llS driver lose
control. There was no 1mmc:d1ate
"ord on the cond111on of the inj ured
protester or policemen.
In nonhem Israel today. Israeli
troops l1ll~ thrtt Palcsunlan guer-
nllas "ho 1nlihrated from Lebanon
b~ c uttmg a sccunt} fence. the
m1lttar. c6mmand said .
The ·Fatah guemlla facuon of the
Palesune L1beratt0n Orgamzauon
claimed respons1b1ht) and said sev-
eral Israelis "ere ~ounded in the
exthangc of gunfire. The milna11
command said one Israeli soldier Ytas
\\l)Unded
In Gaz.a Cit} in the occupied Gaz.a
Strip. meanwhile. soldiers forced
open stores shut tn a commert1al
strike. and Arab doctors and nurses in
~wo h<»pitals s~gcd a s11-1n, demand-
inJ entry to refugee camps to treat
anJured Palestinians. In Arab cast
Jerusalem. a commercial strike held
strong toda}.
Israel radio rcponed today the
United States 1scons1dennJsend1nga
special en' oy to Israel to investigate
the s1tuauon 1n the temtones Israel
occupied tn the I 96 7 Maddie E.a:.t
War. It did not elaborate.
In Washiniton Tucsda). Yos.s1
Beili.n. a senior official from the
Israeli Foreign Mm1str). suggest~ a
l ' .S. en vo~ be St"nt to pro molt> Arab-
lsraeh peace talks.
L' .S. Embass) spokesman Don C.
Cofman in Tel .\vi\ confinned that
Michael .\rmacosl. the under-
sccretaI) for pohucal affairs. would
,·1s1t 1n about t"o "'eeks. But Cofman
said the '1s11 "as not related to the
last s1>. "c-eks of ant1-lsrach protests .
in which at least 36 Arab$ have bc'CO
killed by lsrat'li aunfi~.
Soldiers toda) fired tear gas and
rubber bullets to disperse Arab dem·
onstrators in the West Bank town of
Ramallah. 16 miles nonh of Jerusa-
lem, according to the Palestine Press Servi~. A soldier was slightly 1nj1,1rcd
when a stone struck him. the Arab-
run news agency said .
It also rcponcd protests m eight
Arab villages near Ramalla.h. ihc
army said n had no immediate
l.."l')mment.
~fensc Minister Yitzhak Rabin
said Tuesda" that lsruh soldiers ~ere under orders lO USC bcaUnp
instead of gunfire to ti') to curb the
protests. He also announced that
Israel "'ould ban foreign cl>untnes
and organizations as well as pm•ate
Israeli groups from shipping food 10
Pal~t1ntan refugee camps.
In the Gaza Stnp. seHn out ofe1ghl
refugee camps remamed under
curfe" toda'.
Dodd seeks Contra surre11der,
Reagan's spokesman charges
Britain prays
for its hostage
LO!'DON (.\Pl-Sa~ ing hostages
m Lebanon nc' er should t>t' allo"ed
to think the~ are forgotten.
.\r,htmhop of Canterbul) Robei:i
RunlJl' led the nation in pra,ers
ttxJa, for ht'> en'o' Tern \\a1te. '-.ho
'Jn1\hl•J 1n Be1rui a ~ear ago.
Manigat leading in Haiti;
rivals charge vote frau~
By Tbe Associated Press
PORT-.\U-PRINCE. Ha111 -Earl> results from Sunda) ·s elecuon
1nd1cated pres1den11al candidate Leshe Manigat was leading. and t"o other
front-runners accused the anm of ngg1ng the Vl>te to ensure that ~1an1gat
"ould \\10 The Junta-appointed Electoral Council announct"d Tuesda) that of
22.31 .... \Ott's counted. ~fan1g.a1 had 11.579. compared to 4.811 for Gregoire
Eugene 2.1 b6 for Gerard Philippe-Auguste. and 1.698 for H u~n DeRonccra~ The 'ates counted amounted to less than I percent of a tot.al
electorate of three million. Ho"'e' er. given th<' e:.:tremel} lo" turnout Sunda).
22.31" ma~ represent a considerable fracuon of the tot.al 'otes cast St'
l3nd1dates spl11 the remaining ::!.043 'Otes
Wl\SHINGTON (.\Pl -Presi-
dent Reagan's ch1e( spokesman ac-
cused a Democratic cnuc of adm1nis-
trat1on CentraJ -\menca pohc~ toda~
of ad' ocaung a surrender b~ the
Contra rebels resisting the andin1s1a
go,emment 10 '-=1caragua
Spokesman Maritn F11z"ater
bnsthng under ques11oning b~ re-
poners about statements en
Christopher Dodd. 0-C'onn . made
about the adm1nistra11on·s ne" push
for add111onal aid for the Contras.
said the senator .. was all o'er tele-
\ 1s1on· .... sa) ing "e JUSt don't "ant
peace and "e don't want the peace
· plan. and that's outrageous and tt's
'not true. and I'm not going to stand
for It ...
E.arher. Dodd, appeanng on 'BC -
T\''s .. Toda' .. sho"'. said the admin-
1s1rauon .. ought 10 at least see
"hether or not that peace process can
succeed" before 11 presses for more
Contra aid.
But -\ss1stan1 Sccretaf) ol tale
Elliott -\brams sa1~' that the
admin1stra11on "'as resu-m1ng air-
drops of "eapons to the Contras
because the rebels are pushing the
and1nistas ... to begin "hat might be
a peal"e process ··
.. If .... e "al~ a"a' from that no"
then the peace process 1' going 10
collapse o' ern1ght. ·· -\bra ms said
.. Our '1e" 1s that pressure on tht:
Sand1iiis1as has brought them 10 the
table. Conunued pressure g1' es us the
poss, hiln~ of forcing them to make a
~ttlement ··
-\sled toda' "hether the adm101s-
tra11on "a'> 1'11ing to sabotage the
p..·au.· plan 10 Central -\menra
r1t1..,..a1cr rl'phed. "That's absolu1eh
untrue \\hat "e "ant 1s a conunu'.
anon ot the Central -\mencan peace
prO\.eS'>
.. The Democrats. C hns Dodd and
other<. the' "ant a surrender·· he
<oJld .. Thl·,·th1n~ surrender 1s the best
"a' tOJlh-ll''l'D('ace \\ed1sagree ..
F1trnater !..m.l Dodd .. accuses the
adm1ns1rat wn of nor suppor11ng the
peale plan anJ not "anting pea,e
Th:u·, an ou1ragt'ous statement \), l'
s1mpl~ d1'><!grel '-'Ith the message
· L~:t\ allo" his s1tua11on to stand
forth.:it of man' others forthosc "ho ~t·i.. 10 bring peace and reconc1ha11on
to 0ur "orld for those" ho are held
capt I\, tor no reason:· the Church of
EoglJnd'' spmtual leader said 1n a
prJ' a ~l·r,·1u· broadcast nauonalh
•on rJd10 ·
·· Bksscd are those "'ho are per-
~cutl'd for righteousness· sak<' for
thl'lf' "the kingdom of HeaH·n:·
\\ a1te. the archbishop's personal
l'n' o~ d1..appeared Jan 20. 19 ..
atkr k J' 1ng hie,\\ est Beirut hotel for
a rcnde" ous "llh the c;h11te ~1oslem
ca ptu" of t\lO .\mencans. -
L
Ame.rasians to be sent to U.S.
Pakistani resistance leader Khan succumbs
B.\NGKOK. Thailand .-.The L'nited tatesand Vietnam ha'e agreed in
pnnc1ple 10 rese11le 10 .\menca o'er the neitt t\o\o )ears all children fathered b)
-\mencaris dunng the Vietnam War. t"o t.: congressmen said toda~. ~n
cs11matt'd .000 to 12.000 of the so-l·alled.Ameras1ans and up to 22.000 close
rclatt\C~ \\OUld n~ to the L'n1ted !ates \13 the Phthppines under the
agreement: Reps Roben J Mra1ek . D-N. Y .. and Thomas J. Ridge. R-Pa .. told
a ne"~ con(crrnce. The congressmen said V1etnam·s foreign minister and
deput) premier. ~gu)en Co Thach. g.ave his consent to the L. S proposal" hen
the' conferred "1th·h1m tn Ho Chi Minh Cm this "eek. The t""o said the
agrel·mcnt ....... 111 result 1n a mass1,e airlift o( all .\meras1an children from
\"1c1nam ··
Dissenter Begun arrives in Israel
PE H-\ v. .\R. Pa~1s1an I -\Pl --\bdul Ghaf-
far Khan. a ~toslem re'ered 1n India for helping to
drl\e the British from the subcontinent but Jailed
in his nat1\C Pakistan for opposing its indepen-
dence died toda' He .... as Q Docto~ at ·the Bn11sh-bu1lt Lad' Rf'ading
Hospital in Pc.Jla"ar Ifill milt'' north"est of
Islamabad. said GhalTar i...han died at t>.35 a m.
local ume
He suffered a strol.e last Jul~ and spent his last
da~ s "slipping in and out of con!.C'1ousnes~:· said
Dr Jamal .\hmad a hospital admm1s1rator
-\hmad said Ghaffar Khan "a~ suITenng from
strokes and a lung 1nfcct1on but thl· d\X tor did not
g1' e an e\act l a use of death
Indian Pnme \1in1 ter RaJ'' C1andh1 tra,ekd
to Pesha"ar toda~ to pa~ tribute to GhatTar Khan.
-\n official at Ne" Delh1·s m1l1taT) a1rpon said
Gandhi postponed a scheduled '1\1t to "eden h'
a fe" hours lor the '1s11
Gandhi arrn ed 10 Pesha" ar aboard an I nd1an
air forcc JCt and "ent to Jinnah Park to 'll'"
Ghatfar Khan·s bod~ and <'\pn.~')S h1<. tondl)lcnll''>
C..haffer "-han spread C1andh1'' mes..agl· 01
pass1~ fe)1Stancc among his Pathan tnbe'>men 1n
the :-.onh V.c!tt Frontier pro,1n,l'.
TEL .\ \ I\ -Josef &gun a soft-spoken. ~spt('tacled Hebre" teacher
"hl1 tx·lame a S) mbol of thl' 0' 1et Je" 1sh em1grauon mo' ement. amHd 1n
ls rad aitcr being 1mpnsoned and e\lled 1n a 17-)'ear "all for an e\11'1sa .. I feel
li ke 1he happiest man 1n the "arid·· the 56-~ear-old fkgun told reponers as he
stepped Tuesda~ night onto the tarmac at Tel .\' '' ·s fkn Gunon a1rpon.
holding ·a small grandchild in his arms &gun. "ho ~ore a gra) ~ret o'er a
blue rcl1g1ous skulkap and 3 long trench coat. "as gr~ted b~ old fnendc; and
su pponers as "'ell as se'('ral C'abin<'I m1niste~ and fello" former d1~1den1
'atan haransk' .
1 01t1111t Dryelea11ed FREE 'W...,.. Met le f ,., ... ., ttt t~• Jr4 I-''"'" •rp) 4rrc1et"4 FRU. M .. t1 .. t~I• 14.
3538 E. Coast Hwy. Coron1 del Ma
aper. ~ 7am-:7pm Sat 8am-6pm 675~ 114
~~151!f..,,7:•~"'' _ r, ~~ ?-:;.:.;.~r ,. • >~~ ;=.,~-~ ,
. ~~~ 4--..,\.. -~ ::r . ". 4--.,; ... -Ill' ~ .,...~ f . ., '"'-~~~
i January ,
:1 at the Gardens ~ f. *Blooming White Sale *Bare Root Roses l
l *Indoor Specimen *New Gorden Room " f Plant. Sole ~
f Son~ls~~Blvd i
HRS 9om 9pm 640-5800 -i..
WEDDINGS
·Discrimination suit could
cost State Farm millions
".\' f I<\'< I TO< ~P) --\n attorne' 's cs11matl'
thJ' J JllJ 11.1 ~ 'l'\ d1\Cnmina11on settlement could co<.t
'tat ... f JPll Ir ,u· Jnlt' ( o S300 million "a" d1sm1'>'>Cd b\
tht ... "' rJ.,, J' ..1 ·ridiculous guess." ·
J 1 \t.i 1-J '"' kesman at State Farm ·s rorporall'
h•·JJ~-.1Jr: .. ' Bl •Ym1ngton. Ill . ..aid the e\act amount
thl· ... •Jntp;Jr.\ ' PJ' .. annot be gauged un11l ind•' 1dual
settkml·nt l 101. r :nl l' are held
··Th;.it' reJll~ J ridiculous guess a1 this poin1:· he
~a1J ref(rr :ii; tu the S>rl(l million figure es11matcd b~
O..iklJrJ .1;1 •rnt:• CnJ~ \apcrc.tcin "ho repre~n1ed the thrn I tr~J ., n ·11. •J<.I.'
\lund "-r..t\/t"'\t \\ 1ld.i f 1ptunand Dais\ Ja kson
likJ \Ull J!--1 O\t ":Jt._ rarm in IQ"'ll claiming the
ll>mp.in\ dl·n1l·d "'' rr r nti<. as agents Tues.da~ a
'>ettleml·nt Ot'l"t•er lhl· thrl"t' "umen and 1he compan)
''a'> announled JPJ l \ D1~1nc1 Judge Thelton E
H\.'ndn'>On tent..111,eh .ippnl\\.'d 11
L ndl'r thl agrn·mcnt. thl· l1t1~nts "'" re1:c1'c $~~() X2~ l.'Jch \\ omt·n "'ho apphl·d for and "ere denied
I 11 "l ~tall.' FJrm agent JOb\ 1n < ahtorn1a from Jul ~ S.
I ~..,..i to £A·c 31 I 4tC ma~ rl.'tc1\l Oc.·t"el.'n $15.5''5 and
~.i~(•.~2~ plu<. intl'fl'\l. dqx·nding on h11" long 11 ha'> been
\1 nt t' t hl·~ J ppltl·d for the Jt)h'
.. Thi\ 1<. probJbh the largl''l rcwr,kd <,t'llkment 1n
the ht\tor: ol the l I' ii nghts act ·· said ~aper<.tc1n ··1t "a"
lhl.' longt•st trial of cmplo~ ment d1scnm1nat1on 1n thl'
\\ ntnn l nited 'itatcs:·
Pan ufthc coment de rce also called fort he com pan'
to h1rl' \\Omt'n for at least 50percent of its sale.-. agl'Ot JOb.,
in ( alilorn1a tor the ne\I 10 'C'af\
-\l the llml.' thC' SUit was fill'd . onl~ I percent of lh
agl·n1~ in thl' state "crC' "Omen But Saperstein ~1d the
tom pan~ al read ~ ha<. reached the 50 percent mark for the
number ol "omen agents in C'ahforn1a
.. tate I arm 1s doing a good JOb and desef\ es a lot of
Crl•dtt.°" he '>aid
~tahl~ said of the compan~ 's I fl."\ I~ agents na-
11on" 1de. 2.955 are "omen and m1nont1es But he added
that of the 2.502 agents added since I 4lSO. 2 41 "ere
"omen or m1nont1e.,
··it has nc,er been the pahn nt this compam to
d1~n1minatc." tahh said
Claimants \\.ill ha' l' to go through hearings beginning
in 191.10 and "111haH10 meet stnl·t conditions bcfort' the)
can be paid. The filing period begins Ma~ 1. 1988. and all
claims must be fikd b) .\ug. 31
Saperstein said his la" firm has a hst of 5.000
"omen "ho applied for JOOS at Stall' FJrm or "ere
l·m plo)ed b~ the compan~ bet"Ct'n 19".i and 19 7
)!A KE :\10NEY WITH
~AFE COJS IN\'EST!\t E~TS:
IAem •r•.,.l-ftl ol19l ... ,.. bnl "'"' '"' 1g....," 1~ ~llf'M(U. t.IA!Cl_.t ~· lh_j), t~S rtturn 1"\"t m•~• r .\I l TODAY f'OR rRF:r RRC>rHl R£
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llETTE"'· br. Cola le•Hl•e•I• 171'113.3·1800
Three killed as bus pi,DlS
pedestrians on SF s'treet
By Tbe Associated Press
.\!\ FR-\!\CI CO-.\ runa"a} commuter bus plo"'cd anto a group of
pedestrians as \\Orkers pourc<i from high-rise of(ice buildings dun"& 1hc
e' en1ng rush hour. ktlhng three and inj unng IS. Boches ~t'rc strewn in the
in1crsect1on and the IOJUrc<i sat dazed aJong the sidewalk af\er Tuesda) ·s
acudcn1 rn the do"ntowtl area. The dm-er of tht bus.. Salvadore Orogo, had
been drl\ 1ng alone for the San Mateo Count) Transit D1stnct for on I) a month.
according to police traffic offiC'er John Gnzzel.
Trucker's manslaughter charges reduced
OLD WORLD ROMANCE AFLOAT PROFESSIONAL PLANNING
Gourmet ~kcu w/champag~ & ~oscs. Aboard Luxury Yachts. Al services arra~d
IRVINE COAST CHARTERS 675-4704 IRVINE COAST C HARTERS 675-4704
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Mendora
YI TA -Manslaughter cha~ against a lfUCk driver who rammed into
t"o vanloads of Dutch tounsl!t. killtna thtce and inJunng ~S people. ~ere
~duced at lhe proSttutor's rcqu~t. Mun1c1pal Coun Jud~ MK'hacl L Burtey
ruled Tue~•> that Neal Raymond dams of San Jose will not have to stand
tnal for "eh1cular man lauahter wtth sross nqlisc~ for the death of lhrtt
mus1c1ans from Amsterdam. ln"ead. the 33-ycar-old truck dnver will be lned
for simple \Ch1cular manslau&hter. which ca.mes a mb1mum ~nahy offour )ea~in pnson.comparcd to IOyarsfortheagravatc:dcha~. Bur1e reduced
Lhe char,e at the request ofOcput)' D1stnct Attorney Grq McClain • ..,.ho said
he did not behe"e the ca$C mt'l the standards of p-os.s ~1ttn« required by
lav. McClain said noth1n1 Sttms unusu.al about AdAms dnv1 n before the
fhc-"duclc pileup on lntt'rsllte S 11 a .. Border Patrol's n Onofre
ch«kpe>1nt on pt l'
Whlttler quake aftershock mlld
PA ADEN - o damaat or uuunc v.~rt reponcd from an af\cnhock
of the Oct I. 19 7 \\ hllltcr tanbquak.e. author1t~ said The after$hock htt 11
J IS pm. Tue$<LJ) and measurcd 4 0 on I.ht-Richter Kale. said Robert Fmn.
SRQk man for the C"1hfom11 In 111ute of Tcchnolo&>· Tht> cpittntcr of'. the
ttmbtor. the 498t.h aficr$hocl( to the Ociobcr quake. wa.s 1-' m1ln soulhc11t of 642-4321
Pa d na. f"m n 1d.
C :.s Degtns Thtus Jan 21 -7-IOpm •
• '
Rape death
sentencing
OK 'dover ·
bias charge .
r\~ FR.\NC'ISC-0 ( .\P)-ReJCCt-
ing argument!> that a \1ontana man
should ha\(' been orrered the same
plca-barg.a1n as his "hne arcomphce.
a di' 1ded federal appeal~ coun has
upheld his deatb St'ntence for rape
and murder. _,
T uesd.a) 's 2-1 ruhng b) the 9th t; S
Circuit Coun of Appeals prompt~ a
'ehement 119-pagc d1sSt"nt b~ J udgc
tephen Reinhardt. who said tht'tt
"as strong e' 1dence of racial prt'JU·
dice and other violations 1n Dewey
Coleman's case.
.. We think that Coleman's case 1s
'e~ strong." said Stanford Univc r-
Sll) Lav. Professor Henry Greel}. one
of Coleman's lawyers. "We think the
proS«ution. the JUI) selecuon and
the tnal judge all show evidence of
ha' mg been tainted b~ racial bias ··
G rcel) said an appeal is hkcly.
But state -\ssitant ~Homey Gen-
eral James Sch.c1er said, "There is no
c' 1dcnce that ~ouldJUSt1f) a finding
that the Pf'OSCC'Ullan or death
sentence of Dcv.e) Coleman were
mouvated b> any type of racial
prejudice. I 1hm"4Jt's outrageous:·
The apJ)('als coun also h.lmed
down challenges b> Coleman's law-
)Crs 10 his St'ntcnc•Jll under a 1977
la"'. applied rc1roact1 vely. and to the
law's rcq'-11remenl that the deft'ndant
pro\'e he dCSt"rvt's lenit'nc,_
Coleman, now 41. of Great Falls.
Mont .. was convicted of kidnapping.
rape and murdt'r in the July 1914
death of f>eagy Lte Harstad. 21 .
Coleman, who had bcco discharged
from the Navy 1n 1972. was under·
gains treatment for depression in
1974 at a cterans .Administration
hosl)ital in Wyoming. Codefcnd.ant
Robert Nank. a fellow patient. testi-
fied that he and Coleman were on a
motorC)clt trip. sllned hitchhiking
when they ran out of aas.. and WC'~
picked up by Harstad.
ank said be tied her u_p a.nd tned
to rape her. that Coleman then ral)(d
her and hn h.cr oo the head with bis
motorqc-le helmet. and that both
men then drowned Ml' io 1 drainqc a~ near t~ thcr.
Naill. who 11 v.bitc. pltackd pull}'
to' murdt-r and qrttd to ~tify
ga.inst Coleman 10 return for an
apttmcnt not to Jttk the death
penalt) 111J1nst him. He was
senten«d 10 140)can1n pnson,
Coleman dnp.k da1m1,. 1nno-
«n«. offered to P'Cld JU•lt}' on the
same ttrm as ank t•a •ttb later, bUl •'U lw.f'IWld do,.n,
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Orange C~ast DAILY PILOT/Wednesday, January 20. 1988 * A5
Prices up slighily; housing
. 1
starts d i ve Storms,
twisters
kill five,
stall cars
BJ ~ Attodate4 PttH
Consumer pncts m oved modenatel) higher tn December. ~hil~ housana stans took their stetpcsl monthl> d1\C in more
than thrtt )tars. the 1ovemment reponed toda).
The Labor Department's Consumer Pncc lnde>.ended 1987
on a modest note. movina up JUSt 0.1 perctnl an Dcctmber. the
smallest pfo since July 1986. The mdex. based on a selecuon of
goods and servi~. had risen 0.3 percent in November and 0.4
housing com.iru1.11on for the ~car to I 62 m1lhon unau. lhe
poorest sho"ang for the 1ndustf) since the rttess1on )tarofl9 2
The December dechnc "as the largest monthl) drop since a
26 percent pl unge 1n ~arch 19 4. the Commerce Depanment
said
percen1 in October. . ·
In other economic ne"s. the Federal Rnen·e rcponcd
Tuesda) that domesuc facto ries. manes and ut1lit1cs operated at
82. I pcrcen1 of capacit} 1n December. up 0.1 percentage point
from NO\Cmber
The gain re~ulted in pan from the falling dollar, "h1ch has
helped U . 1ndu~tr: '><'II mo rc products abroad b) making their
prices cheaper
For rhc )Car, consumer pnccs sboY.ed a marked increase
over 1986 and the bapest jump m six )Cars. The annual tall)
shoY.cd a 4.4 percent an retail pnccs for 1he year. four times the
1.1 percen1 increase an 1986. In all of 1%7. the opc-raung rate climbed 1.4 percentage
points and stood at ns highest point since March 1980. when L
industf') was producing at 3 7 percent of capacll)'. the Fed said
In 19 S thc Reagan admin1strauon began a campaign to
force the' alue of the dollar lo" er an an effort to make Amencan
products compct1t1\e again on o~rseas markets.
Rmng energ) costs. higher prices for services and 1he dechne
1n the value of the dollar contributed to the Jump an mOauon.
Economists. nonetheless, characterized the ycarl> gain as
moderate • • ""
The housulg repon appeared c.:onsaderabl} more gnm. h
said starts plunged 16.2 percent an December. dragging do" n Economists said the d Ton finall) began to show benefits last
Parent s believ e
defector to Russia
justwantedajob
ERIE. Pa. <AP) -A former radio
station manag1:r and has wife. "ho
were granted pohucal as) lum 1n the
So' 1et Union. moved tbere because
he was unemplo>e<f. not because of
.. pohucs. his mother sa~s.
Theodore Branch. 43 .. hated to
lea' e this countn but he had tned
hard to find \\Ork here:· Lavera
·Branch said Tuesda\' after So\ 1et
Foreign \1an1sJf') sp0kesman Gen·
nad) I Geras1mo\ announced that
Branch and has "1fe. C'hen I. 40. had
rccc1,ed pol111cal as)lum. •
The' am,ed an Mosco" as tounsts
last month. '"dct"lared their unwtlhng-
ness lo return to the United talcs and
asl.ed for perm1s)1 0n to h\e here as
1mm1grants ... Geras1mo' sau1 at a
go,ernmcnt ne"s bnefing.
"as one "a~ ot doing 1t. He had
al"Aa\S wo rked and that's all he
"anted to do.
''.\II he could find \\ere 'pan·t1me
JObs. earning $60 a "ee k." she .-.aid
Branch's father had a dimmer' 1e"
ofh1 s son's acuon
.. It's stupid.·· ~·d ( larence Branch.
"7. ··There are so man' malhons
"anung to get out of there Wh~
"ould an~ bod~ "ant to goo\ er there'1
··He should comC' back:· said the
reured machinist
The tlderl) couple said their son
and daughtcr-1n-la". "ho ha\C no
children. discussed their plan to
mo' c to the So\ 1et L' naon in 'o' em-
ber. and "ere ad' 1sed against 11 b'
th,em l\_nd others.
}ca.t. reflected an the 1 4 pcr~ntagc-point me an the opcru1ng
rate 8} contrast. opc-ralUlg rates fell b~ 0 IJ ~rcentage point 1n
19 6 .
llll. lhe pins were not eno ugh to tum around Japan's
iro1ng surplus in trade ",th this countf') last month
Jn Tok>o. Finan~ M101str: o fficials said Japan·s surplus 1n
trade "1th the l 'n1ted Stales chm bed to S4 9 billion 1n De-,cm bcr
fro m S4.:! billion an No\ ember a~<tS.i ... billio n a H..Sr earlier
Japan'so\erall surplusofS816 balho n fo r Decembet also "as
higher -b) a sharp S3.9 b1lhon o'er ,o,embcr's S4 -t'ltll w n
surplus. But II "as dO'An fro m s~ -billion tn the same month 3
\Car ago.
· The laner "Aas an 1nd1cauon of the long-term tre nd in
Japan's trade balancc
Thc Japanese rccorded their first rull-~ear dt"d ine 1n the
O\erall trade surplus 10 fi\e ~ears 'A llh 1he surplus dropping 10
S ... 9 ~ b1lho n for 1987 from SS~ -billion the pre' ll us '•Jf
'rbe m1mslf') did not repon a '" -total lll r Japan ., ·r;11.k
'>Urplus 'Allh the l n11cd tales
8) The Assodated Pr~ss
.\ huge >torm S.)Stem pu~hed into
thl' Great La~e~ toda' after un·
k J'>h1ni a '>"'arm of tomadoc:~ that
~1lkd 11,r prople in the South and
!.trand 1ng hundreds. of motumt!> m
Lh l Pia n) n \no" drills up 10 I J teet
h.i i;.t
··1 don't ~ <m~th1ng 1ha1 lan bt·
)3h ag.-ll -I mean n0th1ng at ·all ··
!>JIJ R ,, 'lard C an n,,~, "hll'><' t •H
t'>r· : '1t·r,· 1 n·IJ" "'l"rl· l. llc.-d .... hen d
t .... '"'t ·1rrt·J J ".:i' t-1~ hu•>C r.
Fa-.l·:·,· l • ... nt Tl'.'nn
:1 n{r(" m•gtt 'x' a ie .... !>h r ) .in~
pJ:'l i' d o ".,• hl .., 1.i tha t "t" can gl'.'t JP
bi;• that' ,;h-... 1 11 ••
Thl'": ·rp""lt"m ..... hichcau"<:uJn
t•'>l "IJtl 1 s-:: million 1n damage: 1 1 "><.,.hlrr <allurmd and Me\tl\
pad .. .:: 'il'J " 'no"' that shut du" n
t > ''' llllin:' d1rpons and hun-drc-d~ ·•! m1t~ of hrghv.-a~~ •n 1he
P J r' n T uc.>sd.n
\1 ~J'l ::-death\ ha'c bt-e-n
t>IJntl'd •n bad u.ealht'T tht~ "'e-e~
n\. ud 1ng 11 people ~illed 1n liH
_pl.Joe ,rashes blamed on fog 1n
A'l..Jn'>J~ C. ahlorn1a. llhno1s \11s·
S• ur and Te\aS •
In C. olorad o rcsc uer.s "ere
hJm ~·red b~ 3 fe<:t oi snO\\ 1oda~
altl·r J 1:ommuter airliner "Ith 1-
pcop l' J°'-"1rd , rJShl"d in a mo un-
Laino u' Jrl"a authonues said Eight
pcopk "'en l.1lled in T uesda~ night's
lrasr
nov. accumulattons earh toda'
induJed :-1 nches 1n \folle-n 'eb.·
It> .n\.hts in G oodland. Kan 11 1n
'orh Platte 'eb a nd 9 in \1in-
nca;>o 1s and G reen Ba~ \\ 1s.
··There "as nothing pohucal an
this:· u 1d Branch's 73·\car-old
mother ··He \\anted to be · able to
suppon himself and his \I. tfe and this
Clarence Branch said" his son had
met a So\let "Oman an 1he L'nttl'd
States "Aho "antC'd to rcturn 10 her
homclanCi and '"Just painted him a
ros~ picture·· of her countr) Clarence and Lavera Branch of Summit
Township. Pa., look at family pictures of
,,,~
their son, Theodore, on Tuesday, ebortly
after learning that he had defected.
The.-\.no"' should e \lend toda~
trom ..uu:hem \1tnncsota across
lo"'J \\ 1')(onsin \11ch1gan and
nonhem ll hno1s. changing to ram
o' c.>r the remaindcr ofthl'.' Great Lal es
and thl'.' Ohio \ a lle' throug.h s.outhem
'e"' England
Civilians on Navy's ships
described at Nofziger trial
By Th~ Associated Press
\.\-i\SH I ~GTON -The White House redoubled e fTom 10 put {" 1han.,
on ~a'~ suppon \ esse~ after former pres1den11al ad' 1ser L~n C '0111gcr
• sought suppon for the plan. according to tesumon~ toda~ at 'ofZ1ger'<.
conll1ct-of·1nterest tnal Craig Fuller. \I.ho as no" Vice President Bush'hhlei 01
staff. 1cst1fied that he "as assigned an ~ptembcr 19 1 to ··ensure' that that
element of our manume pohc~ 1n111a11,e "as in fact implemented and that th(
~a'} did mal.c progress 1n placing Cl' 1hans on na' al ships .. .\mong other
th1nP,. ~ofz1ger 1s l harged with 1mproperl~ contacting ano ther \\ h111: Hou!>C
official 1n .\ugust 1981 o n behalf a manta me union that was pushing l I\ 1ltan
manning ot na,al ships to help em plo~ llS members. Carmelita .\mar.
lOmptroller of the union. 1den11fied do.. umcnts indicating that 'ulz1gcr<, lirm
was retained in March 1981 at an annual fee of SI 00 000 to cons uh nn thl·
<1 '1han manning issue Fuller tesuficd that c1,1han manning "a~ pan ot an
o ' erall adm1n1strat1o n strateg} to help the nat10n·s depn·)~d mant1ml·
1ndustf).
M ore sho ts fired by p olygam ist clan
M .\RION. L1tah -.\ bamcaded clan ofpot~g.am1sts opened fire at pohle
lloodhgh1scarl} 1oda} for the third time in 1.i hours. as offi cers surrounded thl·
mountain compound for a fifth da~. authonues said. ~o one "a) 1n1urC'd and
police did not return fire 1' to eight rounds "ere tired about ti a m wda' from
the log house on the gro up's homestead. ollic1als said . .\oout "\O round' lll
gunfire.-greetC'd police as they tumcd on Ooodhghts late Tuesda~ and o llker\
said the~ era" led 15 to :?O >Mds through sno" to safct~ .. ,, e could hl'Jr the
bullets pass us. I'd sa~ about fiH fe'Ct abo,·c m~ hc:;id.'' said Tom \\ 1ttman ol
the federal Bureau o f .\lcohol. Tobacco and Firearm!> office in ~alt Lal e (II'
Ho use panel mulls impeaching Mecham
PH OEN I:\. -\nz -The first 11em before a House ~1~·1 commmee
coiu1denng "hether Go' E\an Mecham should be impeached 1s a (hJrge hC'
tned 10 th"Aan a probe into alleged death threats against a former 1opa1de ··o ur
JOb and our endea,or 1s to gel at the trulh ... comm11tt.'e Chairman Jim lell~
said dunng a bnef organazauonal meeting Tuesda~ "lf to determine the truth
takes ·ume ~e·11 spend the time doing at." The pane-I holds its lirst heanng
tonight. Sl.ell) said the first thmg to be studied 'AOuld be the allcpt1on that
Mecham tncd to thwan Attome~ General Bob Cort:un·s '"'est1gat1 on ol thl·
alleged death-thrnts b) a state official. The embattled Republican 80' etnor
said Tuesda) he as to read) to tesllf). "Whenever thc~ tn\ lie me. 1"11 be there:·
Mecham told rcponers. ··1 have said ... that under oath I "ould anS\\C'r am
questions 1hc) ha' e. You bet. No cond111ons .. JUSI ans,•ot."r que~t1ons ··
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Fourth phone company says executives met with Meese
\\ .\~Hl.,GTO~ (.\Pl --\ fou nh rl'.'g1onal
lkll 1dephone ,ompan~ said Tuesda\ that lOmpan~ e\elut1,es met 'Allh .\ttome~ General
Ed .... in \kc-.e Ill v.h1le his fi nancaal manager held
"°'-1u1 SI( 000 1n telephone stod for him
Th\.· meeting on J ul~ 9 I %5. about four
munth~ alter ~leese tool. the Cabinet-post. "A 1th
DunalJ <Jurnn chairman of Pacafic Teks1s. and
l"'l' other e\ccuu'~ "as arranged to discuss the
term., of the antitrust decree tha t brol.e up thC' Bell
Reagan· begins
term~ s last year
\\ .\ HI NQ,JO~ ( .\ PJ -Pres1-
den1 Reaga n ~ins the final ~car of
his pres1denc~ toda~ ....,1th an appear·
an,c at a h1g.h <;\hool that uses the
l tnd or·· mag.net'" programs he favo~
a\ an altemat1'l" to forcl."d busing.
\(n1mpan1cd b~ Education Set-·
t rl·tar: \\ 11l1am J Benne11. Reagan
plannl·d to ix.~l at a focum on
ed uca tional standards at uuland
High hool tn a \tar:land suburb.
\fan land u o' \\ii ham Donald
\l. hal'l~r J Democrat. planned to J01n
Reagan and lknnt"tl at the Pnnce
(1eorgl'.'·, Count~ school. \l.h1ch en·
wll) ~ti 5 students Reagan was
npe, ti:J to ~tress thc argument that
edu~a11onal e\Cellence depends on
g" 1ng fam1 hes more choice among
academic inst1tu11ons
u1tla nd High School. which 1s 89
percent blacl . has bttn plagued for
H'af'I b' racial teMton. poor test
~lirl' Jnd other proble-ms
··11 "Aa \ a school ha\ang difficult
un1l'" It's turned around." said
Lcsl~e .\r\ht. a White House dcput~
pre<.~ \e\:retan
•
s~ tt·m. !.311.1 compan~ spokes"o man \far:
Halli~'
'"\\e "anted our concerns kno\l.n to thl'.'
JusttCe 1Xpanmen1:· she said ·
The mec11ng. "Al:l1ch incl uded -'.nhur Latnll.
e\elut1,e \ICl" president of the compan~. and
Rohen Dalenberg. gcneral counsel. v.as 1ntor·
mauonal. she said. adding. '""e didn't asl. him 10 do.an~ 1h1ng. ··
The meeting "as one of at least four \1eese
held ""Ith 01li~1a b of the ~'en regio nal Bell
\.llml)antl'.'s 1n I'~ ) and earl~ lQ-o as the Justice
Depanment v.as prepanng to re' 1e" the consent
de, n.-i: that \tnppc.-d .\men can T clephone 6..
Telegraph Co ol its ooeraung compan1~
O tlin als oithrt't" oth('r &II companies -Bell
.\llanuc. BellSouth and .\men tcch -ha'e !.31d
their chairmen met "l th ~1~ to discuss
proble ms their companie-s sav. v.11h the dee~
Siarf j -J anuar'I 2 0 •
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Zo~ • Climax •
• O x'lgen •
o,.,anicalfv
anJ muc~ more
(}arron
(frown
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mon. -:Jr1. 10 .. 91.Sat. 10-6/Sun. 12-s -·
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319 'n.wporl Cenler ;}),.;,, .. n.wl""t B.a ~ • 760-1400
!l
Do It ow t "07 Rates.
And Pay Nothing For 30 Days.
'H )l) !'1.Ud '·ou were going m do it all
"'\ 1mmmg: runntng, rx-quettml. aerot>t -
-X> get off your duff and get in here. Bc-
C-Jll'< excu.~ arm) the onlv thing ptling up. c or faalities ma\' \'Wy, hit in gencnl.
"e·~ t.tlkmg l.Jfecycb: : par;ue men:, and
\\c.)(ncn\ g\TI Tile ultmute m high effi-
Ck:'nt' l'qUlpment. ;md tr.uned an-.tructro
10 'ht'" \'nu how to use 1t , come h\ Jm
Hoh 1.J, "r:i tnday for a frtt pat tour.
And dc.Xl t worn if the hohda\ cleaned
\'r1u out lhau.-..e niu cJn ~ill get.~ rat
And n'lll \\l)f1t hare to come up \\1th a
nid.el tl>r _-l(l dl\ Doon't that ~nd
PR)(ll l\lllg I
·The offer&.\ available at pan10~ting
du~ J.J1d "-">Ille~~ ~·
r; Holiday Spa He:Alth Oub ~""'
\ ilu I bk li \ ,.i 1~ :in 1. • ~-Bh\I. fkhtnd lhnr \ Of
&t&--l'fft n NI l\cxh Rh\i
I fn't "l\
I 1'4 1\l\ttn \\\.•
...
Mother Nature
niakesacase
for irisurance
I
Huntington Beach and its pier go together hke mom and
apple pie; hke baseball and hot dogs.
White sand. the blue Pacific. squawkmg gulls, surfers.
fishermen and an 1.830-foot walk to the End.Cafe. That's the
way many Huntington Beach residents want their beach and
town to be remembered. The} want to be able. to· stroll to the
end of tlte pier and embrace nature. · ·
Most of the time Mother Nature 1s pa~si"e towar~ the
desires of humans. But Sundav and Monda' she returned the
embrace and di' orced Huntington Beach resi_dents from 250
feet of her ocean by wreck mg the pier.
It's not the first time. In 1939 the pier was smashed b' a
storm. The same-thing happened in 1983. and-same cla11n 11
will happen a~in 1f the Citv Council decides to rebuild.
The ci t~ spent S 1.5 m;llion rebuilding the pier and the
cafe after the 1983 storm and then let the insurance pohn
lapse because ll was too expensive. ·
'"Cit~ Administrator Paul Cook ~1d that losmg a 250-foot
chunk of the pier "asn·t a to tal surprise and admmed Cit\
officials gambled b) droppmg the insurance. ·
•· 1 f It "ou Id ha' e lasted four vears." he said ... we would
ha'e been ahead of the game:· ·
lf is a troublesome "ord.
If cit) officials hadn't gambled. there might not be a
questjon about "hether the pier should be rebuilt.
If the reconstruction of the pier had been designed better.
it might still be standmg.. ·
. Maybe the msurance and the future cost of rebuilding the
pier. 1f the C1t~ Council decides to tackJe the job. are :noot
points.
The people of Huntington Beach ha\'e historicalh
backed rebuilding and improving 1he pier. The' haven.-t
al" a) s ,.·oh~nteered wa~ s to come up with the mone;'. but the)·
have told Cit) officials that's "hat the' want.
The nature of politicians IS to exchange" hat the people
sa) the) "ant in return for another term in office.
If the peQple want a 1.830-foot pier and u·s poltt1call)
eAped1ent for the Cit) Council. that's what the people" 111 get.
That's the la" of poliucs.
lJnfonunatel). Mother :"Jature doesn't pa) attenuon
m.uch to pol1ucs. She also doesn't gamble because she al"a~s
"'ins.
It "ould be prudent for the Ctt' Counetl to remember
that "hen )QU deal "ith nature there are no re"ards or
punishments. onl) consequences. That's a strong case for
insurance.
Dollar power
In its effon to prevent a free fall of the.dollar. the Federal
Reserve Board is now backing up cash with words. a reversal.
This latest wnnkJe in the currenq man1pulat1on game
come.S from Fed Vice Chairman ~fanuel H. Johnson. who
reacted to an easing of dollar pnces -e"en after massive
~entral .bank mt~rventi?n -"1th some unusuall) strong •
1awborung. .. Belling against the dollar at these low levels is a
vel) risky business.·· he declared. and the nervous markets
immediate!) firmed up.
The big quesuon: Ho" l ong~ .
What sbo"·me ciuzens should keep in m ind is that there
are no substjtutes for qualit) 1mpro' ement if l '.S. products
are to sell abroad ....
So don't be surpnsed 1f the onh reaJ L'n11ed States
response to its twin deficits is a funher lc)"enng in the value of
the dollar. This 1s not a good "a' to sustain the U.S. econom'.
but it ma) be the easiest · ·
Baltimore Su
South Africa
If the Reagan adm101stratton is miffed b) a con-
~s1onall) approwd measure to deny foreign tax credits to
L .S. companies doing business m South Africa. it has notxxh
but nself to blame. ·
.\hhough the State Depanment objected to the
pro' 1s1on .. President Reagan never listed ll as being among
nems that "ould force him to veto the measure..
This seems odd for a president" ho has insisted tha.t L'.S
polic~ should encourage an American business presence to
help persuade South Africa to end apanhe1d. That presence
has made a modest difference.
Some firms d'efied government poli~ 1:5) integrating their
"or~ Sites. )Upponang educational OJ>ponumtj ('S for blacks
and offering legal help to "orkers accused of violating some
apanhe1d la"s.
The fact that Congress·.,anked the tax credit.. hov.:e\'er.
sho"s ns impatience over the slow pace of progress in South
Af nca m spite of the t: .S. corporate presence.
St. Losis Post-DUpa td
Lost in space
Si nee the shuttle Challenger bk" up nearly cwo vcars ago.
wtth a loss of seven lives. the .\mencan spaee prouam has
bec-n at a relativ-e standstill ....
Mcanv. hile. the Sovtct Union is p1hng one success on
another ..
Obviously. the Soviet Union holds ~ commanding lead
o'er the l.Jmtcd Stat('S in space. and this could ~ national
securit~ problems.
Whatever the cause or causes. .\menca hu btt11
floundering m spa~. Ifs umc for the Whtte House ..and •
Congress to get together and detcmune ~here the program
should be going and how to get thuc.
Tk PittslHlrp Ptta.
ORANGE COAST
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··Any onecan make an occasional m lstalieand thegucom~y Is
en titled to t he sa~ prtvll~. · ·
. ~ 1 ~ QUi 1'..11£ '1)JR
· 1 Mf.f A MAH ~ ~'( 1'HEft.
~~1MERE
>MIN 1tl«t'.
t Wl~ t-~ ME'D
SON IM/JH.
Customer
' tur:nsup
heat on
Gasco.
.. You Mner pray that no one in the
• .btlhng department of the gas com-
pany reads· )'OUr column:· a friend
told me a few weeks ago after he read
my piece on the utility companies..
I laughed it of( but now I'm
beginning to wonder. The latter part ofDcttmbtr~-e,mxived our ps.hill
for the period Nov. 9 to Dec.. 11. h
wasS717.l4.
Pat Nolan: The swing man
in GangofFiVestruggle?
After my husband scraped me off
the wait I ronsulted my journal The
unusuall) cold spell of weathtt ~
had in Deccmbe'r came after Deccm-
~r I I. and e\cn then we kept our
thermostat ~twttn 68 and 70
degrees.
.. It has to~ a mtstake:· I told m'
husband ... Call the gas company and
ask them to check this out. ..
We walled unul aftu the 27th.
Neither of us could sec an) advantagr
1n tf)i ng to straighten out a problem
'during the Christmas weekend.
M> husband talked to a pleasant
)oung woman (he said she was young
and he 1s an authorit) on all facets of
the female genckr) on the phone and
told her we could not undentand whv
our gas biU was so high. ·
SACRA~ENTO -~s the po~er
struggle in 1he stale' .Usembh coni.
unues 10 escalate. the man in the
middle ma} 1um out to be Patnck ~olan. the .\ssembl~ ·s Republican
leader
The challenge that five Democrauc
d1ss1dents pose to Speaxer W11l1e
Bro"'n. the leader of the Democrats.
puts a strain on 1he mu1uall~ protec-
11' e relat1onsh1p 1ha1 :"olan has
enJO~ed '-'Ith Bro'-'n.
It's dear 1ha1 1he relat1onsh1p
go' ems the da~ -to-da~ operauons of
the house. one that bolsters :"olan·s
O'-'n pos1t1on "'h1le protC('ting Brown
and his six-akersh1p from dirC"Ct
challenge.
Ifs been '-"1del~ reponed that
Brov.n and :"'olan ha\e a secret
understanding that the Republicans
'-'OUld no1 make am alliance '-'1th the
fi' e Democrauc d1ss1dents to d1rttth
challenge the speakership. {'\·en
though tho~ fi,e and the 36 Re-
publicans add up to a thcorcucal 41 -
' ote maJOnl) that could oust Brown
as speaker. In return for that guaran-
tee of longe' it~. n's ~idel) believed.
Bro"' n has assured Nolan that Dan
Lungren. G o'. George Deukme11an·s
nomine<" as st.ate t~surer. wo uld be
confirm<.-d in the A~mbly.
But shon of a mouon to vacate the
speakership."' h1ch v.o uJd be the most
direct challenge to Brown. hov. far
v.111 :"olan go to protect th~ speaker
from embarrassment'?
That's not j ust an idle ques1ion.
Members of the .. Gang of F1,e." as
the ~Is are known. last Frida\
announced that the) would move to
w1thdra~ fro m comm1tttt thrtt bills
that had ~n stalled.
Such v.11hdrav.al mouons. whale
seeming!) rouune parhamenta~
maneu,ers. amount to de facto votes
of confidence In the past Re-
publicans ha'e made such motions.
mostl~ for pubhot} purposes, and
Bro"' n has characterized them as
<hallenges to his position. He also has
mustered' Democratic n.mbers to
defeat the motions.
~0"'. ho"'e'er. the fi\C Demo-
cratic dissidents are putung Nolan on
nouc<.-: The' ·11 gne him the votes to
pre\ ail on such motions 1fhe's wllhng
to bud. the speaker and provide 36
GOP 'otcs. although one Re-
publican .. La~ Surhng. has alread~
signaled non<ooperauon. Surhng.
the onl~ GOP commille<" chairman.
1s \en close to Bro"' n.
There 1s some reason to behe"e that
the Gang of Fn e made o"enures to
:"'man and Co about an anu·Brov. n
alliance and v.as rebuffed. In tha t
sense. then. the quintet 1s challenging
~olan as much as Bro"' n.
'.'iolan. of cou~. den1~ that
there«. :in~ deal to prot('("t Bro'-"n. lti
fact. he.-~1d last v.eek that he might
entertatn a dump-Bro"'n coahuon 1f
more than fi, e Demqcrats 1ome-d
Perha~ so.
The bill "'1thdra"' al 'otes. 1f the'
come this "eel. v. ill be a test of
='olan·s attitude '1s-a-' 1s Bro"'n
.\nd 1i he flubs JI. JI could lea' e him
Opt'n to cnucism from fello"' Re·
publicans that he's too con "'J1h the
· spea'ker. ·
The Gang of F1,e chose their
'chicles 'CT\ cle' erl' One 1s a bill
tha\ Republicans '-'Ould ha'e a hard
time not supponmg. requmng .\IDS
test~ of those arrested for pros11-
1u11on .\nother has popular appeal. a
bill dealing .... Jlh auto insurance rates
.\nd the 1h1rd puts Democrats on the
spot. tt's a ht-<ral agenda bill dealing
"'nh mandaloT\ health insurance
co \C:rage for "'oilers.
It's 1mponant. v.hen choosing ve-
h1d~ for such parltamenta~ tests.
that the~ be pieces of leg.islauon with
o'en popular appeal. so that their
DAN
WALTERS
champions can pla~ to the assembled
tele' 1s1on cameras v. h1le the) are
mal..mg poh11cal m1sch1ef.
The last ume ll happened. lut }ear.
the Republicans chose a bill dealing
'-'Ith parental consent for abon1ons
performed on minors. Speaker
Bro"'n mustered enough Democrauc
'otes to defeat the mouons. after
muc-h self-sci' tng rhctoncal effort b~
all pan1es. but e' entuall) allov.ed the
bill to mich the floor and~ passed.
In effe-ct. although he defeated the
w11hdra""al mouon and thus
protected his speakership 10 that
tnstance. he "'as compelled to g1,e
ground on the issue Itself.
Co nce1,abl'. Bro"'n could save ~olan and himself some gnef b~
massaging the three bills chosen as
'eh1clcs b~ 1he Gang of F1\ e. b~
'-'Orl mg out comprotn1.ses on the
issues them5.eh es 10 sidestep the
confron1auon.
But 10 the superheated atmosphere
of the .\sscmbh. an' such effon
'-'OU Id be interi}reted ·as a sign of
"'ealrncss on Bro"'n·s pan. of fear of
lostng.
That's "'hat this blowup 1s all
about· Face image. percep11on. an
e\erc1sc in pure po"'er pohucs to
demonstrate"' ho ·sin charge and who
isn't
It's great entenainment
Du Walt~rs ls • S..crammi.
bu~ colomllist.
She began to ask qucsuons.. M)
husband began to answer them. No.
v.e did not have the pool hcatec:l No.
we did not cook ~itb gas or ba,·e a gas
clothes df:'er. o we did not have
guests du.ring that period which
IAOuld necessitate ustng mort hot
v.ater for shov.crs and laundn.
Then she began to ask abOut the
size of the rooms tn the house He
couldn·l tell her the Sitt of Lhe rooms.
but he did tell her the\ were the same
s1u dunng this billing penod that
the~ v.ere when we got o ur p:re''tous
bill. He as.sured her the size of the
rooms hasn't changed since '4e built
the house 20 years ago.
He told her "e keep the regasten tn
the guest bedroom and bath closed
~hen the room 1s not tn use and the
hoµse 1s v.ell msulated He summed
up b) sa) mg that nothing has changed
-panicularl) 1n the last mo nth -to
JUStif~ the bill ~ingS500 more than JI
"'as the month before.
A12parentl) she ran out of quesuons
and said she would SC"nd someone out
to check the meter. She did. The man
checked the meter and said there was
no v.a~ "'e could ha' e used that much
gas.
.. Don't pa) the bill -)OU v. ill get a
corrttted one."
This sounded better to us than all
the .. MefT) Chnstmas aod Haw~
New Year's .. we beard through the
holida)s. M } blood pre·mire v.ent
down. m) husband relaxed. and ~"'C
had a cup of roffC"e.
Soviet soldier who.liiHeCI
major may have panicked
\\ e don't v.ant to thtnk about v.hat
the statement for the penod from
Dec. 11 to Jan. 11 w111 be. It was
dunng th.at time thetempetaturt took
a di'e and guests began amv1ng -
guests that Sta\~ over the hohdaH
and shov.ercd· and showered arid
shov.ned. The guest room rcgisters
were o~n~ and the washing ma·
chine never stopped running.
If ifs another shocker. ~11 call the
gas company apin and request the
same meter reader to come out and
check 1t.
In the meantime v.e·re waiting fo1
the co~ed bill. I JUSt want to sa"
right here {tn case someone from thC
ps rompan~ does read this column) WASHJNGTON -The Soviet
scnU)' who killed a U.S. Army officer
in East Germany three )ttrS ago ma)
have been CO\ering his own tracks
because he was awa) from bis post.
• The .vnt) ·s own1nvesti.gation into
the lulling reve-als that L" .S. Arm)
Major A.rthµr 0 . ~cholson had been
10 an area guarded b) the sentry fqr.,25
minutes befo~ he was spotted.
Sourus close to the investigation 1&)'
the So'•iet soldlcr ma) have panicked
and shot Nicholson to death rathtt
than face punishment if Nicholson
got awa).
We have ftPC)f1ed recently on ""'
mformauon about tbu tragic event
that caused a diploma tic furor an
I 98S. We ha'-e sttn the Ann) 's in,·cstiptio~ clcdauified at our tt-
qucst. Sources now tell us that tbr
So,·ict soJditt was probebl) a fnght-
entd young senuy .-ho was too quidc
on the triFr. And we have learn~
th.at the 0 .S. JO'·emmcnt tncd and
ratled to ha\-C lbc sen~ C'hargtd with
murder.
Nicholson. 37. was part of a 14-
membCT liatsoo team oflepl specs in
Eas1 Gmnan). U ndu a 194 7 agree-
ment.. iM United St.ates. Brit.a.in and
Frantt are allowed to enpae in lcpl
espionqe b) oblervina So~aet mJI.)..
W) mo,cmenu in East Germany.
The So\ieU ha\·e a similar team ID
Wes1 GerDt,any. Neither side i.s aUOW·
ed lO enter ~tricud tcfT'llOt)'.
On Man:f\ 24, 198S. tcbolt0n ud
bis dnvcr. SIL Jcs.sK Schatz. wn-e
.1ng to the .\rm) repon. a So"1et guard
~sudckrfl) appeared from a proAt·
m~te "oodhne and began finng o n
Nicholson and Schatz ... One st)ot
struck N icholson 10 the stomach.
Schatz was not hit.
Other haghl~ classified documents
re' ea led that the So' iet scntn "as
awa} from his post for the 25 minutes
that the t\\'O .\mencans were thert
and he was stanl~ to stt them when
be came out of the nearby 1Aoods. at
least 80 }ards av.a). He must ha'e
quick.I) calculated that he v.ould M m
troubk 1f ·he didn't stop them.
Kno...;ng that ht' 'C'Ollfdn't run to the
car and intercept tMm tn time. he
find his rifle. Anny mtelligencc
anal)-sts tM-orizcd.
The young soldier then held Schatz
at gunpoint .,..hik Nicholson bled to
death.. Schatz was not allo,,.~ to
\ca,·c for ci&ht hours and the So~·tc'IS
did not turn over Nicholson's bod)'. to
the U..S. officials until the nut daf.
No OM can sa) for ccn.ain bow loq u
took Nacbobon to die and v.1'dhc:r he
could hl\'c bttn saved wtth prompt
medical help. His clothn told the
S.lOr) that be bled hcaVtl)'. • .\nd 1'hat of the soldier •ilo 1ullcd
b1m'?
.. He could not M a~.Mndcd or
intervi~'td as Soviet offiaals dcchn-
ed to coopcnlk 1'alh U.S. off"1a1h in
the 1nvnt1,pt1on.-the Ann)' rqJOrt
A)$.
We ha'e learned that Che U.S.
~ that I knov. 1t ""111 be accurate and
masonable bccau51C evCJ)onc con~
nccte~ with the gas company 1s
conSC'len1aous and honorable.
and DAU VAN ATTA
~ould not 10 the future. permit the
..use of force or weap<>ns .. b)' their
soldiers against the liaison team
members from the U nited States.
France and Bntain. Other Soviet
An)onc can make an oCcasional
mistake and the gas rompam is
cn111lcd KLlhc...samt pri,•dqt_. ·
c..1...Ut A.a W~l& UJW la lAlfl!U NJpel.
TO DAY IN HISTOR Y
officials later took issue ..,ith Toda) is Wednesday. Jan. 20. tM
Zall st\ ·s promise and ht was abrupt-20th da f 1988 Th ~.IL ~ reliev~ of his duties and sent back left in ~h~ ~'CaT. • ett arr ~ da)"S
to =0-~t.alrcrs. mdudina Lev Todafs 1i&hlight in history:
Yud
, On Jan. 20. 19&1, Iran rdeatrd
ov1ch. v.ho v.--u oner L Soviet the S2 Americans it had held boJt11t
auoinc>. concluded tb.a.t the tcotr)' for 444 days. minutes after w __._
should M c~ with murder. ck . pm,cd L--J. C .... -Yudo, ich said the Sovi~t criminal Ro~ld ~~ •mmy artcr to
code V.'OOld appl) to Sov.et soldien in On this date:
German) and that \be appropriate ln 126.S. En&Jand's Parliament.
offense would also bt murder. whidt. rrpmmuna districts. cities and
tn thi$ CQC, •-as CIUSl"I I wt~ boroullB. 1M1 fOr the firsl time.
dtattiv.11hdl51qardfothumulilt... In f801. John M--.n .,.. 1po
But Ammcans wiU nc"·cr kno-1( -pot~ dlia justitt ol iM Utritcd
the !tC'nlry •..s pun1shcd Of' ITwarded. Su' ......
·"Action Yt1'1ch has been Of' wtU tit In 1117. tbt Smt~ 9PP'O\'C!d. an
taken ap1nst the SoVIC'l soktis. if ~ tn lair Part Hai1iOr in
any, lS not known and. wtU ~obebll 'i • 1 uval tme.. ::Zm=~~~=~ dJd. ·~:s~==~1\y ~~ EM Bl\SS't lVTIAC'KS - A VIII.
ns.-month 1n,~tlan •MO ova'-In J9J7, Praidat1 Frankha D
l\lffina 1n the Suer l>qw1mmt has ROOK'\'dt became tht fint m.n CS:
muhed '" thtcutbKttof'j()posabons «UlJ\C ao be i......,.ltd oa Jaa. 10 ~ tM 0\-'tneai Nterly .... , of,. tftlleld ol Miida 4. ti«••' of die
jobs lhat ~ di~•-ied hid bcn • ~ Ammclmeal IO tbt Coea•
.. ,....,
UTE-. r.a..
~c...
r.rlij.-
Scwtl (jU •
~lna a SoVIC'l ln.UllftC a.ta an t.bc £.ast German tOWn of
l_..Udiijjil.usa. ~ provided to the ~y by the Sov.eu showed the a.ta
-----•lilu'a1nacd. -
Arm> commander'° E.Uropc. Gm
Gknn K. Otts.. pcnonalty n.qucskd
the name or the K'fttry Crom Gm. Mikhail M. Zai11cv, the SoYld com-
mari«r 1n East Gennan~. Zatuc
tefUMd M>4ttdo~ the •nb 11aaoo11 at
I mtttln' of the t•O aenaaJ$ U\
Poudam. East Gm-nan)'. thfft ~
afttt the shoottns.
bdd ~ ......... wafti• . ' .
OClt' O\trteM tmt.nies. A conMllar la 1916.. \M Um1ed 5'atc9-_.
M.ic..MI
~Dr
Tbc 1..0 men bad been there 2S
minuics. k>Qa mc>f4h fot id1obon
to pccr thtoucb the •1ndo-. of a tank "?td· He •as rc1um1nc to his csr
•liere Schall •'1tted. when. accwd·
Ounna the mttllftl. ZaJ~, ~
pot1edl> airmt that the So\'itts
I
ofYkt" an \' CftC'Zwtll .-u 1ho dottd 10 1rn'C'd tlae fint ~ llOlidl)' in .. ,~ ss.soo. )QI'. • ~ of: .... rivil~filll& .....
lad A t -IJilll Dale V• A,.. Manni lutlwr K.i .. Jr.
en f111:6'eatef NI '* •1 ftt A.1111 i:M ... Plw
• . ~
..., .... ,..., ..........
Tom Carroll, a m~ber of the Splnal Cord Society,
nbecrlbee to lb motto of "Cue Pfot Care."
Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Wednesday, Janu.aty 20, 1988. A7
\
·Bopi~g for a back-injury Cu
Putting victims
By NANCY ANNE CAMEllON
.._ .... Cc: 0 p I
Afttr an automobile accidmt land·
cd hrm ro a guile) W'llh a brokm ncd.
Thomas Carroll v.as sure his inJurics could~ treated.
··1 thought thC) .. ~ g.oina to ta«
mt to tht hospital and they ~
going to fi • me -sa1d the CU} going
30-)ear-old Costa Mesa resident.
But doclors -...tre ~ss than en·
couraging.
.. The) told me rd ne\CrWalk ap1n
and ne'er ga"e mt an) chance for
ho~ The) think 1f )OU ha\t ho~
then )ou·rc not coming to terms with
)Our 1nJUr) ·· saJd Carroll. v.ho wu a
computtr o~ratorat Hughes Aircraft
m ?\t-... pon Bc~ch pnor to his IOJUf)
It has lx-tn t-...o 'ea~ srnct the
IK'c:1de-nt. and t' m though Ca!T'Oll •~
confined to a ~ he-clchair without
mo' emtnt in his legs. ht sull hopH
for tht cure that -...111 fre-c him from his
paral)SIS
••Jf )OU0rt IOJUred-sa) 1f )OU ha\e
a hcan problem or a lt'cr problem,;_
tht' tre-at 11 but "'1th a broken nttk
and a probltm "'tth )Our spinal cord.
the) g1-..c )Ou a -...he-clchau h JUSt isn't
nght .. -
c..notrs ,,,e,.-point 1s shared b)
mo1t-than 4.000 other mcm~rs of
the Spinal Cord Soctct), a croup
•h~ motto rs "Cure ot Cart -
.. The l<>&o and motto stn e notJtt
that v.e·rc going to tr) get a cure for
ahas and v.e're tired of this ~rpetual can routine.-said scs·s founder. Dr
Charles E. Carson. ,,. ho saned tht>
sroup in 1978 bcc:asut of-dmat1sfac.
t1on v.1lh the dtrccuon-and pnonttes
in spinal cord tnJUI) treatment an<i
~rch.
.. The tradmonal orpniuuons
v.ere pl~> rng -... httkha1r bukttball
and telling e'e~bod) tht' had to
co~ and kam to h'e -...11h 1t that
SC'S abo runds a num~ of rncarch
prOJt"ClS.
One prOJC'Ct at Purdue Un1\Crs1t\
has sho>A n pamcularl} encouraim&
r«ults L su,g -...hat 1s called Rt·
gt ntratt't Electnc St1mulat1on on
guan~ pigs. researchers ha\C be-en
able to re' er\C a·~rmanent dtfect 1n
tht sptnal cord and re-stort runcuonal
rtcO\ ti) in about ~5 prrctnt of the
animals
R~hers at Purdue are-no"'
appl}1ng the techn1qUt> to dogs that
ha't ~n h11 b' cars
··1t -...ork s Jn guinta pig~ and ~!
theTC' 1s no reason to ~ IC\ e tha• 1
"'on·t "'0'"k on dogs -\nd I 1t "'vrh
''Say if you haveaheartproblem ora liver
problem·-they treat it. But wi th a broken
neck and a problem with your spinal cord,
they giv~ y ou a wheelchai r. It just isn't
right." i
could go on lore' er · said Carson.
"'ho 1s a paraple-gi'
··\\ e d1dn ·1 s.cc: an' rtal conctrted
concentrated .. rnon on this at all and
tha1·s "'h) -...e toundtd this organiza·
uon ·
inform~ the publtc about
spinal cord 1n1unt~ -...h1ch paral~u
more than I J,fJ.l<J people tach ~tar
on dogs ~I \l.tll then "'e can g..i •1gh1
to people"' 11h 11 ·· ( arson said
If all goes -...tll' human t~als "'1 I ~
ltss than t-...o \Cars a"a' h(' \31d
Carson caui1ons thtrt "'di ~ •'1hu
problems once a spinal ~ •d is
re-paired ,
-ThtTC are maO\ d1tTeren1 ~1nds ol
these in1un~ and ·th('re 1sn·: an~ :me
magic bullet that v.1JI apply LO them
all ·· ht said .. No• at Purdue. wt
ha\t the capab1ht) of ft••.na \be
ce ntral problem --...h1ch 1sthespinaJ
cord 1'\s.elr -but then we will still
ha' e problems with the bond and
gt"tl1ng people back IO $h.apc. But
thoS< are all thrngs that ao be dont
nght no-... •
. The OUJOf thJng IS to ~ that cord
recunntcttd and refunctiontn&.
Thats \I.hat v.c·re v.ort..ini on at
Purdue an~ ifs looking \er) good:'
he said
The t\pcnmtnts at Purdut IJ~C
'1 'Pl° t<. the motT than S00.000 people
-11 \.(' Carroll -v.nh spmaJ LDJUOCS..
hope that someda) th~ ma) be fTted
!rum •he r "'he-clcha1rs.
··The people that art' on rcsparaton
and " "' htt lcha trs nCC'Cl the chantt to
gi:'.t. ur('d -the) need the hope to get
• •m:..l -oecaus.e thaY all the) ha,·e
t °'' 10,.-.ard to:· said Carroll. v.ho
~peJ ~'> al SC'S fund-raJstn and ,;sits
n..·v. I~ in J ured Sl>U\al. .patatnU
\\ h1k "'ailing for a cure-. Carroll
ad" se~ others to look for tht pos11Jve
thanp 1n lift
··Just do tht best \OU can do You
JUSt ha'e to kttp U)ing_. Therc·sa IQt
of thina,s that )OU sull can do. no
ma11tr .... hat s1tuauon 'ou·re in. If
'ou·re l)1ng down an a~ )OU can
sull ha\t somcbod} gt1 ~ou a book
and tum the pages for )OU·· he said.
Confronting fear, disease on The Ropes Choosing contact lenses
\.\ .\SHl:-..GTO' I ..\Pl -"'s tht a'tngt •of .\mencans nscs.. more
and more fol\..s -...111 find the ms.ch ts faang '1s1on problems and the cbotee
~t"e-tn e~egl~ and cont.act lenses
It v.as the finale or Lbc one-<ia)
prQ&ram I climbed 12 fttt up a pole
and sv.l!ng around to stand on a one·
foot-square platform. hke the one
high d" ers ust in aqualJc shows. Su;
fttt out was a tra~zc sus~ndcd from
tht cc1hng. and I -...as to 1ump and
c.atch the trapeze
· I v.as complettl) safe. harnessed
wnh mountain climbing gear. ro~
and a helmet. Jfl mmed the trapeze. I
v.ould be let down gtntl) to the floor
Thtre was no "'a} I could hun m)stlf.
but m) bod> and mind wcren"t
con' 1nccd M) stomach -...as chum·
ing and m) hean was raetng. as 1f
thtre -...tre no ro~ or safct~ precau·
uons at all. It s.ecmcd to takt fore, er
for me to menuill) get read)
F1nat1) I leaped out O\tr tht floor.
S«Urtl) cauC}lt the tra~z.e in both
hands.. JO) full) hung there St' tral
steoods v. h1k m) tnends on the floor
chttred Thtn. I -...u ltt dov.·n slo"' I\
and safel~ to the tloor b~ the rope1
that 140uld ha'e htld me up had I
m1s.sc:d
While others com pitted this C\ ent.
I prepared to do ll again. this ume
blindfolded. l returned to the plat·
form. fo.ed the locanon oftht tra~zt
in m~ '1s1on and put on a bhndfold I
took 1t off. put ll pn. took 11 off. until
final I>. >A 1th iron. I sailed out o'er the
floor and caught the trapeze Tht
chttrS ¥>ere loudtr. and so was tht
nJularauon It v.-as a rush
This t\ent -...as onl) one of tht
challtngts of The Great Ropes e~
pcnen~ put together b) EJhe Ryan. a
~n1fied neuro-hngu1s1Jc program·
mtr in Lakt Forest ~turo-hngu1sUC'S
1s the stud) of human rommunaca·
uon and beha' tor ~uh emphasis on
ttthmqucs to o' trt'Ome obst.aclts to
growth in hft
-There \lotft 12 ~ople 1n our group
and at the end of the da' -...t had
bonded in a spenal fnendsh1p \.\ t
had fallen back"'ard into tach other's arms.. had helped each other o'er
phys1cal obstacles. and had chttrcd
each other u -...e each complded feau
that required us to 0' trc0me fear
e\en -...hen no dangtr e:usted The
da~ ·s ('\COLS art designed to be I
Controlling plaque is key
to preventing gum disease
By NANCY ANNE CAMERON
..., .... ·ecu: u s •
Wnh all the am1-1.anar toothpaste-s
on the marktt toda\. ad,tnas.crs ~ould ha' e us belte\ 1na 1tii1 tht
ma1or threat to gum d1sea.st has bttn
,. napped in tht bud
But tanar ts not tht problem
.\C'C'ordinJ to the "'mtncan CXntal
4..sso~rauon. plaqut> -not tartar -
1s the ~o I caust of gum d1sea~
.\s man) as 5 ~l"CtTlt of adult
Amencam sufftr from some dtgrtt of
sum disease. according to a fedttal
health stud) E'en so. man) ~pie
art unaware of the difference berv.ttn
plaque and tarur.
-Ptaque ts tht soft microbes
(bacttna) or that kind of stK"k) film
you feel on )Our lt-tth in the morning
when )OU wake up It ""111 accumulatt
C\Cf)' 14 hours -no matter what ~c
do or v. hat we eat.·· sald Dr. Dttdrtta
Rich. a Newpon Bach denlJst
-1f 11 isn't remo\ed on a rqular
ba.stS cfT«t1\'Cl}. then lbc tanar
(akulus) mmerahzcs ~ n la)-ers-
almost like the barn.ad~ on the side
of a slup -and becomes 'Ct)
cement·hle. That"s tht 'en hard
stuff that the dtnt1s1 of h~giemst
cleans dunng a professional proph·
) la.\I~:· shr said
.. The real pro~1cm 1s plaqut be·
cause "~ v..ouldn't ha't tuur 1f "e
d1dn·1 ha'e plaque:· sa1d Susan
Pfeifer. a dent.al hygienist tn In ine
-we want to thmmate plaque so v.~
don't gtt an~ tanar and so -...c don"t
get ca\ 1un or gum dasca.sc:·
P\aqut rs a hftloni probkm st.an·
mg as soon as lht te-cth appear 1n 1he
mouth. satd Rich
One federal health stud\ shov.cd
that as man) as t\1.0-thtrds of all tttns
•nd 9oe-tlurd of all c:h1ldrt11 6 to 11 ~ears of age also sho-... earl~ s1gns of
gum disease
But rqular che-ckups an spot tht
earl~ sign.s-puff}. bleedinggums -
and pro~r clea.ningcan help pre\tnt
ll. said Pfeifer. fktnJ informed about
oraJ b~gient 1s also 1mponant
.. , can't stress enough tht 1mpon·
antt that people know ~ d1ffercnct
btt"-ttn tartar and plaque bccaust a
lot of toothprutes. sa) the) rt"movt
~ (Pleueeee PLA(i)l1S/A.8J
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JULIAN
WHITAKER
metaphor for life-. and to heJp us
o' ercomt the fear and lack of trust
that keep us stuck.
I had a sptttal mterest 1n this
pr011'3m F1ftttn ~ears ago. a cl0st
fnend of mme sufT~ v.11h cancer of
the prostate. SC\Crt arthriusand heart
d1snst His doctors had &l'tn htm a
)tar or so to h~t. based on tht'lr
kno-...ledge oftht .. stattsuC"S ...
\h fnend had read somt'4herc that
"'hen ) ou put ~ourStlf th.rough
challenging s1tua11ons-... btre -nsk .. 1s
ftlt b) tht bod) C\CTI •hen the feat IS
~stnti.all~ safe. the rush qfadrcnahne
enhan~ lhe immune S}Stem ~h1ch
1nttns1fits tht \l.M~gamst dJStaSt' Ht
began mountain .. hmbmg. and in-
stead of d~ 1ng I J ;.ears ago as he -...as
suppos.cd to. he 1s mort '1gorous and
htalth' tO<tl' than he -...as :!5 \tars
ago H~ has ci1mbed the \tauihorn 16
t1mM at last count
For SC\tral da)s after m~ ··Ro~
t,~ntnce I ungled -...nh t'C'ttement
\\ho \.nO\l.S. I ma' ha'e had a ft"'
cancer <ells noaung around an m)
s~ sttm that -...tre blasted a~a) b~ a
rtthargtd immune s~ sttm ~ta~ be
now I -...111 accom plish somtth1ng that
I v.ould no1 ha'e be-en able to
accomphsh 1fl had pla~ed tenms that
da~ instead One thing 1s ctrt.am· .\t
da) ·send. m) special fntndsand I did
fe-tl d1fftrenth about ou~hes and
each othtr ·
Thanks Elite ll -...as a .. rush -
For more anformauon on The
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2nd ANNUAL BLOOD DRIVE
Better
H~
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Thing.
ow · ·~• ~· ·~~ ..... IW•l~cmWp~~ . ---Friday,Jan.22
~~
True or FaJse? If stocks
plunge.. buy gems for protec~
tion. Following the French
Revolution. formerty landed
gentry found their only
source of income was to sett
their diamonds. Many sold to
Charles Tiff any. founder of
the now world famous Tif-
fany's. When Ferdinand and
Imelda Marcos fled the
Philipines following their
overthrow, they tried to take
gold. The current PhiHp lne
government is still trying to
establish what portion of the·
national tr~ry Marcos
may have taken. In times of
ww and revokltion gems
h8Y8 helped transport the
WMlth of the harried.
So is rt true or raa.e that
ln~Jng ln gems .. good
protection when the stodt
mw1(et plunget? F ..... ~
,... vMle of gems ... the
pit II n t~ give their awn-...
y .,,,,. ~~ be
~ COitfj. IMiii no
....... thOugh. that you
Thosr interested in contacts ma) be confused b) the van~ of types
a' a1lablt cspec1all) since not all knsn can bt used b) e'~ 1nd:ividuaJ.
..\ '1s11 to tht t )t doctor -optometnst or opbtb.almolocJst -ts
ne-eded to help dttemune tht preosc nttds.
The doctor can check for an~ underl~1nt«fLSC:ast and prepare a
prescnpt1on .for lcnsn to correct an) '1.s.aon probltms.
It also 1s a good i~ to discuss with the docior whnher spcctadcs or
contact lensn v.ould be ~ntr. sancc 'anous 'mon ~ call for
d1ffenng soluuons
Once a prescnpuon 1s obtained the search for tht correct cont.aet lens
can beg.in. and lht .,_mencan Op1ome1nc ..\uocuuon has~ a roU'pk
ofbookltts that ma:. help ·
En lilied ·-so ) ou \.\ant ~ \\.ear Contaet Ltnse-s-and -Cbooslna the
Right Contact Ltn5eS.. -the pamphlets arc a\a.tlable at nochaJ:Jt b) seodtn&.
a stamped. stlf.addrMSed bus.meu uzc to' do~ to the Commurucauons
Center. "'mcncan Optometnc -\.uocuuon 243 '..: l....u>Hbc:rgh Blvd.. SL
Louis.. \to 631 .1 1
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Many peopJe tiaw made a New Vars Ae9olut1on to QUft
sm~1ng and haven"t done It.
Acupuncture may be the eaWtS1 and most en.ctlve _.,. to
accomplish yoor goal For most P90P'e there are two CK three
treatments 1nvotved grven a week apart Eactt treetment is
appf'O.x1matety 45 minutes
You'll find aq>unc1\.lre treatments gMln tcx wNtwer reason w.a
gr.oe yoo total retaxahon .
C•ll tor •n •ppt. NOW!
SpeoaJmng 1n treetment few menst...i probletns.. P .M.S .
Scratca. 8acic paan. Pinc:hed Ne£¥a. HeedaChel. Soreneck., Hem-
morOlds. A.stl'lma. A.rtntts. Tension. Stress. Sports Injuries.. Most
Phys.cal & Stress R&ated CondrtlOttS A.Ito AddctNe Habits.
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By AOB£ll1' BY?ll'DMAN °' ..............
-In Jnnm~ RogttS' 'tc"" ... If )OU
can·t d11 the blues. ~ou mUSt ha\c a
hole 10 )Our soul.··
Well 1flhat's the case. a lot of souls
"c~ checked for leaks Saturda)
n1&ht v.hcn Rogc~Joaned a busful of
other 'eteran blues mus1nans fot a
marathon sho"' at the Coach House
1n San Juan Capistrano that heated
up 'round 8 o'clock and kept bu ming
nght through the banenc:kr's last
call
Billed as ·· .\.ntone·s "est" 1n
honor of the ~no"' ncd Ausun.
Tnas n1g.htc ub 11\at organized the
ll.)Ur the re\ ue featured such blues
lum1nanes as Roge~ . .\lbcn Collins.
Budd) Gu~ James Cotton. the late
Mudd' \\"att"~· rh\lhm section of
Cah 1n Jont""S and \\ 1llte "Big E~es ..
Sm11h. L.Jther T ..idcr \tel Bro"'n
and Kim \\ 11sor\ uf the Fabulous
Thunderbirds
The sbov. -v. tuch repeated
\fonda~ night ~fore mo\ ing on to
other dates along the "est Coast -
fcatu_rt'd an C'~r~ngmg hneup of
personnel sburlling on stage to lend a
hand on dozens of blues standards
With iu $h1fbaa combtnatioft.S..
the rt\ UC placed blues In 1U most
fa, orable hg.hl, rt'caling the com-
mon crttd the musicians share •~lk
1ts deccp\l\e)) stmple fonnat allo•-.. •
ed for indh 1dua.J st)le and collecttvc
spontaneat) -trails 1hmnencd with
C\Uncuon b~. the programmed for,
mula-<:onsc1ou~ approach of con-
tempora~ popular mu.sic
H1g.hltg.h1s abounded.
There "'as Rogers· hanfeh and
authontau' c rcnd111on ofWatcn' ··1
Got M) \1oJO \l.orklng. .. a fitung
tnbute to the late Chicago blucsman.
There v.as Gu). a z.an) sho"man•
"'ho~ unrestrained but dexterous
pla) ing and singing St} le "'as apphcd
to a trul) lase!\ 1ous reading of 8. B.
Kmg·s "S"'cet L1Jtle .\n~I ·•
Gu~ also ~as responsible for
helping coaA wrenching)~ s~t
tones from Kim \\ 1lson as the 1"'0
traded nm of e\ er·~alaung
passion on J...an g !>··\),om Wo~ ..
" llson. lno"' n 10 most as the
singer for the Fabulous Thunder·
b1tds. d1spla~ed his considerable
prov.ess on hannon1ca and as a
bandlcader throughout the sho"'
"'h1le p1ckrng up some of the slacl
.............. '--.....
AJaCela Strelall and Kim Wllaon perform a dllet dartac die
.. An.tone•• Wat .. blaea reTae at the Coacb eoa.e.
for Cotton. whose under-the-
v.eather cond1uon ~vented btm
from pla)ing harmonica with his
usual po"'er and fiucOC).
For the hard) blues ~ with
souls-~llhout-boles who sta)ed to
the end. Alben CoUms turned an a
rov.d\ closing set that included a
\.ISll irom Bonnie Ram and CTO\\d-
plcasing \crs1ons of .. , .\1n't
Pt>rfonmng carhcr m the cvcnins
v.~s "..\ngtla Strehli. wbost sassy
approach 10 the blues and mqnctic
st.age prescntt ~ Ii ven added
boosts b\ a talented band. notabl}
sa:-.-and· harmoruca-playina Mad
Kaz.anoff and gutt.arist Denny f~,
man. "'hose quallrys0\·er~uantil)'
approach to solos was cspeciall)•
refreshing.
--------------------------~ Drunk." "Din) Dishes.. and a Opening the sho• was an An,
tone's Records stablemate. sin.1Ct-
gu1tanst Chns Thomas. whose funlt-
inflected blu~ o'ercame some trul)
3 \\ ful songwnllng lO hold OUt prom,
1St' for good things to come from thlS
~oung nau'e son of Lowsl.11\.L
--~ * ----....-,-1~1-~ SJ.25s.s.. __ ....._......,z_
._..,_s..r-~-41 ... 0"'-lu~
length~ solo that allowed <:olhns to
test the hmllS of his endurance and
his c\tcns1o n cords as he strolled
into the far comers of the Coach
Hou$t. nc,cr m1~ng a note on his
TelC\."'.3StC1'
1
Orlgtnal 'PtinCe'
debuts at Unicorn
., 90NNIB PSVDGBON PfO~\C QJJ .....-any ao~~
rdauoru.hjp that milb• poieoti.ally ...,.... cause pe1n. Couttitty's motnbutJOO
In the t:ruc spint of r.\!utimate ii natural)) ru1i5lic..
commua..ity theaatt, the y A GWC'D RC')-noldsittYaa "Ci~
Unicom Emponum lS pmatina an ma .. R()j;l-TODy·spjUarof'slmll&b
orilinal ~ by R.A. Blafttemhip and iQS4)U11UoO. Rey190ldl IS UDCOO• and Kevin Dame -; •trony of an vincina. vaciltauns between
Uncrowned Prince." s:uspicious.nanow-miodcdcynicand
U nder the direction'ofDatne. cast almosua.intl.)'bclic''ft'in thepowttof and~ ably transform a UDy lbop adrutnand mao·sabditylOachievc.
on Main Sttte1 in Hunt~ ~ Bob RJoclCCI comfort.ably fits lbe
into a simply dad SlJlle depic:tina a rok of roommate James. lbOUlb bis
modes& ~t in Ocvda.nd in a character SttmS never to fulfy etc.
time DOI uJlhkr the pn::ICftL "dop.
Contributina to the unusual at, Aho s:upponin• art Michad
mospherc.oflbemakcshifttbcateraie Aquila (the show's producer). Tony
wall sbeJves dtSplayins old treasures Vat and Pat Bo)<tt -all individuals
and worn boots as well as a he.avy con.stand) moving in and out of the
fragrcna of ptly brcwina esprcs.so. apartment as ifthroug)l an ovCJ11Ct.Jvc
A situation of ambition~ love. hate turnstile. ·
and loyalty ~olvcs around the BiUcd as ··a ~ comedy.-tM
charac1erofTony-=1nhisowrtmind. • l)tett ts laced watb li&ht humor
a "princx~ waitin1 to happen -chmu1ns to a beavil) dram.al.IC
in tcrprcted b y co-author cp1loaue lhat bordenoooverkJU with
Blanltcnstup. A superbly effec'tive a k"nath>. emotional rcndcnac by
ponrayal lft!CDU the cgotisucal Blankcnshtp t.bat lea\~ ltttk to the
aspiring 1tetor/car salesman with a imq:iuuons of 'icwn-5 )"°'Ct does not
selfishly vtcious manner of speaking appear to dampen the spirit of an
that often ehcit.s ps;ps from his apparent.I) app('Ccialt\C audience.
audience .. )Cl a transparency that Entertatmns b) virtue of the qua.Jj-
allows instght tnto a carcfully hidden. t) of some of the characteriz.auons.
"ulnerabl)' compassionate interior. ..lronyof an Uncrowned Printt" may
Jo Anna Courtney sensitively be scrn Fridays and Saturdaynt 1:30
~nde-rs the pan of Vil'Jic. tbr. em<>-through Feb. 6 at I.be Unicom
t1onall) <kpcndent sjt1friend and Emponum -214 Main Strt:et ID
ob)CCt of the maJorit) of Ton~··s Huntington Beach. FM fun.bet' uckcl
\'erba.I abuse. a tactic used to create a tnfonnauon. call 969-1794.
• Young pianists show their stuff today
·By LY~~l; LASSER
11119r .... c... 0 2
of the first Young KC)board Artms prizes and· a Young Chang grand SOC'latton. found«i in 1980. is a non·
4.ssoc1auon Western Rcg.ionaJ Festt-piano awarded to the Winner of the profit organiz.at1on dedicated to af·
'al and Compcuuon will hear about conccno rompeuuon. ford mg scholarships and per·
-\t prcasel) 9:36 a.m .. toda). I 6-350 other ~oung.stcrs from 15 states The general solo rompeuuon is formantt opponunmcs to )OUl\I
'car-old Helen Wu of lrvme was to and three Canadian prov10ccs in the d1nded for agr-s 8 or )OUngtr. 9-10. pianists. YKAA spo0$0m:i 1u first
talc her seat at the piano. A doze!' thrtt-da~ compeuuon.. 11-11. and so on. up to 18. The maJOr mtttnauonaJ compeuuon 1n
Judges "'111 Sil m the Chapman Co-sponsort'd b) the Ghapman conccno compet1llon "'111 be open to M1ch1g.an an 1981 . drav.1ng 85 con\CS.-
Collcgc auduonum. pcools poLSCd in (oil~ MUSJc Ocpanment and the )OUngstcrs age 13-1 . and su finaluts tants from s1~ st.ates. and in subsie-
hand. v.aiung to bear Sl.l hours of Young Chang Piano Compan). the v.111 be c~n to perform ~1th full quent ~cars d~ more than 1.200
practice a da~ compacted into m . "Celebratton of Taknt-is the first orchestra at 8 p.m. Fnda). T1ckct.sare entrants from all o'er the wor1d
bnef minutes. -.cstcm rcgH>naJ rompctation of 11.S S 10 rescn·cd. S .SO gcnCTa.I seanng. Wu 1s no stranCC'f to compcut1on .
.\nd "u v.on'1 bealone.The1udgcs kmd.v.1thmorclhan SIO.OOOmc:ash The Youns KC)board Arust.s As--she'scn1CttdaboutsnannuaJl)S10tt
---------------------------"'"--------------------------------------------.she began pla)1ng at age 1. and has
racked up an 1mprcssn·e hst of
a"'-ards.
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Out to )OUr ad,antagc'. \\he~ Ifs a
good thing -mOl'C exottment than
Da'\CS You ha'e to prepare ~ounclf
ph) s1call) and mental I~ \\1th a
compem1.«>n that Lasts nearl' a •ttk
)OU need insp1rauon and ·strtngth
£,en 1f the Judgt'S hke Bach pla)ed a
crnain Wa) ~ou·,e got to COA\inC'C
them of ) our mterprct.auon... "u
sa id
Other In 1ne )Oungstcn COfJlpeling
include sister Jennifer " u ( 11 ). Jud)
'lln tl6). Emil) Hung (161. Ela.me
King ( 14\ Jacqueline '1a._ (9). Jen·
n1fcr t\.o t9J. Jane Deng 116). Bob
Hs1n 11 "'l Stc,cn Huang (J 4l Kath)
Kint 14). \ 1ctona Parle (I I and Hui
T ian (Q) Co') Chi-Hong Yeh I 111 of
San Juan Capistrano. Emm) Chang
f I 11 of Se.al Beach. and 't"l>O"
Beach in1dcnt.s Mind~ Simon I 11 ).
Kath-. \ oon I l 4 t and GC'ne' ~' e
E'ans I 11 ) "'ii 1010 the other l0C2I )Oung.stc~ ') 1ng for top honors
PLAQUE ...
P'romA7
tan.ar and the) do not ~mo' e tan.ar ..
she said
-once the~ ha' e i.an.ar the) can't
gct 11 off -.11h a nn~ or a toothpaste
The\ ha'e to ha'c tt d eaned offb, a pro(~s1onal ·· •
Pre-brushing nnscs ar' alw helptul
10 ~mo' tng plaque v. hen used as pan
of an oral h~ gienc rout me. RtC'h saad
But the nu1n emphasis m ora.I
h~g.affit' should be on tht ~nuals
brustung. flou10g and rqu1M cknu.I
checkups. Rich s.atd.
RUFFELL'S
UPllOLSTEIY llC.
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• ...,,... WEONESOAY,.tANUARY20. 1986 [?J
Todd Dixon's free throws with 0:03 left lead SCC to upset. 82.
Kings rally from 3-0 deficit to defeat New York Rangers. 83.
a-ter-9e-f-prineipal-has decision to make
Coaches· jobs may be on line two we·eks
from now when he returns from Spain
Pontbl) thestol)•ofl988isabout
lYtOWttksaYta). Thu'sbowlon11t
will take for Mater Oc1 Ht&h Pnnape.J
Rev. John Wdl.l}l tocompletc a rv.o-
week trip 10 Spam .
When hcrctumshc·ndcaJ v.-uh his
on-go1ngproblcmofrccru1un_s
cbargcupmst has school b) Corona
dcl Mar High PnnopaJ Denna•
E,·ans.
Sour«Ss1mpl~ .... ,11 nouJlov.
thcms.ches to bt rc"~lcd at this tame.
bulC\Cf) 1nd1at1on IS th.at lf)OU put
the 1uucon tht' field ofpla).Corona
dcl Marv.ouldcomcupadcos1'c
•inner. 1Cnot b)' forfcu.
Yes. I kno .... all about the 49crs
gcuang~t b~ the V1kanp. but this
ttmc there snotgo1ngtobtan upset
lt'sgo1ng1ohapptn Ma,orshaJceups
./I
arccmmcntat Mater OC1 where the
Monarchs ha 1oc Iona bttn charJcd
~'llh using undue anflue:nce. toauract
star athletes to come to Mater Dci. • .
butchargrs b.a"c nc" crbttn proven
R1gtu nov. thcccnterofanixuon as
sopho more Dan O'!':ctl. who sptnt
bu first tv.o football ~ns an tugh
school asaquancrbaclt at Corona dcl
Mar High.
The ~oungstcr 1scons1dcred a blue
chap prospect m football basketball
and \Olk)ba.IJ
But hecnumh isn't the first ~1ost noubl~ .. as the baskctbaJIJua&erNul
of 19&4 v. hen one of the finest prep
tams an SouthC'tn CaJafom1a C\ er 10
be ass.cm bled conslSlcd of Man
Bttu"-sacn. Make Fielder. Tom
Le"''~ Make ~f11chcll and Cbns
Winning week
could put UCI
into scramble
\\ c had a great •ttk "-1lh v. ms o" er
Li.ah t.atc and San Jose t.atc and
could gtt 1n10 the scramble 1f v.c do
not let up
\\ c v.erT p1d..cd 10 finish in an
l'lghth·placc uc • llh Long ~ch
St.alt' b) the PC\.\ coaches an tht' pre-
scas.on poll
\\ c had to tocl ton and Fresno
for pmes this "'ct'kcnd Sance I ha' c
been at CCI v.carT "'-Oat Paoficand
0.., an Fresno Iv.ant to k1tp tht'
Pa afi st rt al ah' c and finall~ get a
v.inat Fresno
The Fresno t.atc fans ma' be the
most knov. lcdgcablc an the con·
ftrtn('t I enJ<>~ pla~ 1ng 1hffe and
talking to the Bulldogs' fans-but I
v. 111 rcall~ cnJO~ the tnp 1f v.c can get
• the v. an at Sclland .\rcna
Thi~ asa buHnp ..... h1ch I rcall~
en JO~ -no airplanes. no a.irponsand
no v.aatmg for rcnt·a<an Just sll
back and rel.a\. I don't thank the
pla ~ ersc nJO~ 1l as mu h as the
roaches burnd~kct"ptllcm lose
toetthcr lfv.c cangct these tv.o•.i.ms.
v.c v.11J be 5-~ 1n the PC.\..\ v.11h fou r
straight homepm~C"Om1ng up
0
\f ~ Top E1gh1 m the \\ est
I .\nzona -cas1h the clus of the
Pac-10 ·
~ B\ L -v.on at\\ ~ommgand
still undt"featcd
3. L'~L \ -alv.a~!lal. or near. tht'
top
4 lJT£P-tough at ho me and. Ille
Bill
Muww
the othen. v.tll<oachcd
5 L't.ab State-the PC ·\Xs first·
place team
6 Boast t.att -lxst an the Btg Sk~
· C"on-knn~ coached b' Bobb' lAc
.. Lo~ Ola· \fa~ mount -getun&
better C\ Cf'\ v.ctl. best 10 the WC .\l
:--.ev. \ic\lco-thard '-' .\C team
mm. Top Eaght.dC"feated .\nzona
St.a~ tuned -half of these tea ms
"Ill probabl~ loscapmc th as v.ct"l
because of great pant~ There ~
more good pla~ en to choo.s.c from
no.,. and. as a rcsu It. more good
teams
0
The 8Jg-10Confercncc has made a
pro~ 1ogo into cfTm in .\ugus1
1989 .\Juniorcollegt transfer v.ho
"as a non~uahficracadcm1call~ out
o fh1gh school. must sat out a ~ear
before he can pla~ at the Big-I Oschool
he chooses.
Tall about d1scnm1nat1on' The
~lUdcn1 a1tcndSJun1orc-oll* for tv.o
(Pleue eee llULLIGA.1' /83)
Black coach to ~
succeed Flores?
After 5-10 season~
Raiders coach says
he's calling1t quits
LSburgh a.ssmant Ton~ Dunr. .\II arc
blacl tr
Aores. ~Fl. coach of the )ear an
19 ~-sptnt 13 seasons v.1th the
1la.tdcn u a quanerbad and aua~
tant oach before rcpl.acH\l John
.\taddcn as head coach 1n 19)9
The Ra1dt'n v.on the Supc:r Bov.l m
LOS >\!"GELES t .\PI -Tom 1981andt984.butthc1camhasgonc
Flom oi the Los .\n~les ~1dcn through hard umn in rtttnt ~cars.
rTtlrcd from coa hing 1oda~ follov.1ng losing 14 of1u last t9 pm~
a ~-1 0 s.cason the team's v.orst 1n 25 lfRaadC"rsov.-ncr .\l Da\lsd-Oe'S'h1rc
~cars a blacf( head coach. he v.ould be the
o replactmcnt -.-as 1mmcd1ately fim m the modcm-<ia~ NFL
named dcspnc SpttUlauon that the . This ~n·s reC'Ord •as the
Raiders v.ould pack a black roach to Raiders· "-OtSt s1ntt Da"'ISJ01ncd the
suttttd Flores. • orpn1zat1on as coach and gcneraJ
Flcrcs. 50. guided the Raiden to an manager 10 1963
83-53 record and 1v.o Suptr eo .... 1 The' club's maJor v.ttkness has
championships 1n nine )cars. bttn at quancrback. Veteran Jam
.t.mong those rumomi a.s sue· Plunltcn has bttn hamptred ~
ccssors arc San Fran<'t"'° anm.am tnJuncs."and nnlhcr Marc Wilson nor
Ocnms Grttn. Ra.ackn assist.ants >\n Rust~ H1lzt'rh:as bttn abk to pro,,dC'
Shell and Wdlte Bro•'TI. and Pit· an) conSJStcllC) at IM posmon
Aztecs get OK to talk to McGwire
'\
IO"-'A on·. 101tt-a (.\P) -10 ... 'a
has IJ'cn San Dtqo State pcnnamon
to talk to qu.ancrbadc Dan McGv.1re
about transfcmna to the V.cst Coast
school. lo•-a .\lh~uc Du~tor C. .
-sump" Ellton sa)s
Ell.Jou wd he •TOtt a kutr to San
Otego S~tc .\thlc1Jc Ouu-tor Fred
f 11kr '" ing the \\est.cm .\thlcuc Coof~na school PtTIDlUlon to tall
v.11h fcG•-in.
l;nckr NC .\.t. uinsfc-r rules.
McG•irc. v.ho bas 1•0 )tan of
e4'1bih~ ldL mug s:n out 19
Jackson
Lcv.u was the celebrated
Capanrano Valle) transfer, Mtkc
M1tchcllv.-asthcCahr Htgb iranJfcr
on)) Bttuv.\aC'rl wasofCal.bobc
rthgiouspnnc1plcs. o·Nefl. too, asa
non-Cathohc at the San~Ana~
school
The domanattng trend continued
.,,uh the appearance ofSt.Uan
Thomas.. a Founwn \'alle) Htgh
contnbu11on
Le Ron Elias "'as next and led Main
rk1 to the state basketball cham-
p1onsh1p after sptndmg has first t•o
}ears an the Ponland area
.\II of those transfers, as "-Cll as
man} 01hc~ ha'calv.11)-S bttncx·
plained in a manner v.hach has kept
the \fonarchsdean. but nol "-1lbout
1 u dctracto~
Pnorto annc 1.ing the state ullc ID
\tarch last 'ear ~1atcr Oci basketball
coach GaJ') . .\tcKrught wd. .. We're
not t.alongan~ more transfers from
'Aathan Orange Count} and v.t wiJI
Aggressive Oilers
"
RocE1
CllLSOI
PREP S
not. Ifs not v.orth the cnuc1sm and
losing fnends ··
O'~car!I pr~n c: a• \tate· De
hov.c\Cr appta1v., re" TOOtha1I·
onenlcd ina\m.u~ ha\ ne ,.a~ granted
free attCSs to lhc: '' "1'H h) \11.frur.e\ dunn1thc1r gar'~ iiH\ •all .\t a\t
that1sv.hatthc~ ..a~ h4prc-n~c
through thC'tr .sl!o:nc:.
He transferred :o \l41c:r De1 after
rus faJI seas.on .i! C oror.a dl" \1ar
Hcrc·s .... h' I ht· la.~'.: a ma or
rt\clauon 1\.1n t.ne 'er. nt"ar future
'-'chngand 1nr(41hoh -\thlt'ttc
Bunttncton Beach'• Jennifer Ambroee (left ) tuck s a re-
bound away f:rom Ma.rln&•a Liberty Brewster , and Oilers'
Msociat1on ha"'e heard from both
Sldeson thco·Nc1l matter-from his
coaches and lbc O'Setls. as v.-ell as
olhcn from Coron.a dcl Mar• ho did
not uansfc-r to MalCf Oct. but •ho
appartoth •~rcon the "C'Tlt
And.that's the kc~ Often c~
canbcmade DC\CfSubstantiatcd
Thts umc afsa matter of v.1tnes~
com 1 ng fonh v.1 th concrete C' 1dcncc
M~ s.ourccsgi,cc1o~ 1mprn~1on
the comments from the latter v.ere
damn mg. and bac ung th.as up lS a
" en conetrncd C ..\ ..\ "' h .ch sen ta
fhi-membcrboard to \fatcr Dea I '"
da~ ·.,an,csugauon
Don't be misled b\..lhc C ~.\ '> ·olr
It 1sa Los .\ngdcs.-b.ised orpniza·ion
that often s11s on 11s members mucn
hardcrthan th.1!( IF Southern Sec·
Hon
ThcC -'...\ v.111 male rccommer
dattons to \1atcr De, and the CI F
Southern S«uon and"' hen\\ c 1"£
returns. he has tv. o op!lons -
.
First -he can ta.kc the ste~
f't{:Ommcndedb' the CA<\. v.hteh
h1stoncaJI} arc"~ strong. Docs n
mean the Jobs arc in Jeopard~ .,Th.afs
not out ofthequcst1on
T ht CIF and CA.\ can DOI and do
n ..t stnpcoaches of JO~ But af
me: mber schools don ·t v.1sh to take
1. .. rc ofat themschcs. the CIF can and
d~ place sanctions on schools..
bJ :ir.1 ng them from tbcCIF pla~offs
10• "'hate' er amounl ofumc 11 deems
ap;>·"pnate
')c, nal~ hccaodonothmgand
'T' -"'~.rn· t 'lc \1onarchs are com plctc·
\ rnCA: ... n~
'>::>t.un 'o :'.v.11lresultma lull-
'>' .l ~ •ptn~ourt Capistrano \ all~·
El T •i.rt\ pt heanng. I don·t belle' c
:~a: ~ "~a1 \tater Dc1 y.ants. or .... hat
:he ( .\ .\ "'ants
.\no tt.at mcansJustonc thmg.
\\ dmg L:-is1us1oncopnon
Heather MacTaYisb (rlgbt) trle. t o lntim.ldate v~a· Dee
Dee 8tl&tr. Marina won. 73-71. See detall1 on M .
Rangers Consider themselves lucky
Howe·s relapse COUid ha,·e
take n place during season
.\RLl'GTO~. Tcus <~PJ -\\uh a maJor
~n of their bullptn lost to ··a despicable d1~ ·
the Tc,.u Range~ mJI rons.1<kr thcms.ef\cs lucl~
in the' wa._~ of te\C Hov.c·s latest bout v.ath
substance abuse
·11 ~ould ha'e bttn dc,astaung 1f tbl ~a...
happened to us dunng the season ... Jobo Bia.le'
Rangers spolesman. sud Monda) ·· .\t least """'
v.e lnov. ··
The Ran~ remunatcd Ho•~·5.1v.e>~~r S
m1lhon contract on unda> for \1olat1on of h 1<-
aftcr,"3rc program for subst.antt abuse T c:
'1ola11on tn' oh cd a one-tame use of alcohol \31d
John Len«' Hov.c·s ~nl
Gc~ral \fana&'C'f Jom G~'e on \fooda'
rt'fuscd a re-quest D) Ho•t' to fe''~ the d«1s on
torc~bun •
Gm"e said Ho~'t and \t1lch \\ tll~ms wcr-e
pr1> .... : • ...:
pi~, .. ..,~
I:"".!'!'. .~~ · be one of~balJ's toest IC'ft·
C.,ne'C .. .\htch has t-r~lad
J .. , ust ha'c to handle ;1-te l~
.. ~· .... ~ • '1'. 'k r from somcv-hett It ..)pt,<. ...
<.;' "•"l. :-• 'l .. ~~~ff for s.omcbod~ I ,ust ·~
"-....! • • • ... • i:' 1 .. r.m~ suff-
0-..... _ -r. ~k-~. \ 11 i..c Lo' nd and J OSt' l t"Ce :l.a
a-.! ., ., f ,;iE .. c: •'rC't' a,eot Cr.ug ~k~unf' v.111
t-.: ~ • ., _ ,.., 'a: H "-C'.Hpot m s-pnns rraming. he:
h .... t111 ~ iX1 ang to 1h1nlt a l.t n
~··'" .! H.µ,cupS l m illaon Ju~l lC'ta~
\l..i ::x I -_,t '1a '· lt1s1dec..;nob'ed1~asc tha~
• .a"'J 3"'-t~mp.10 ,es..··
T :i R:l:'lf!'f' \.1Sr«tcd the •orst •hen Ho"""C
..n :"' l't .. .i-1 ~nd~r.c dnq rchabduat on
pr :3m• .-11!1 !Mc: Los "-•Its Dod&c:rs a.nd
\t ;~ ii T~n\ J1dn t s.ho• for an olT-suson
".,,...._out J.a'' \\ t'Jn~'
I .; ..:-ta ea ~01~ tu -IJ~re ou: v. b.a t had
~a;-~r e.:: l.Jr ,\C ~ld
H .. C' .. ~ ,_ "mmed to unnc t~ts four tunes
a "',... ...l~ p •• "'e-..: .1.ell and tooled tl"m dun na a
\I ·J:i•"' ·• ... : he sa1d
Ho•."';\' '-3 v.11h tl'>e Ra1ltr'f'5and had a .a 31
e• ·-c:-~ • -" J\ age n :J p mes aft~r belng called
U[' '• -( r.,. '!TU ( tt\ las< \nr
T~t' IC'l:11 "'a<. ··nc-d S:S~ last \'Caf b' ~ ... ~ ( -m1,s1Cl"''!'? Peter L c~olh for t.aktni
2. '13",e ~ Ho"'~
i ~c: Ra:-~ µ' c H ea gu.a.ranlttd contn1e1
\Ca~ "-!a .... ~a~~ a buse clause aUo wui
Ot.:! l!lt' ,;k.1
There" .1.2•, .tea· .. ndcnt.andan& 10 ""ntin&of
h ' b µ:a .. " -".i(~ !he after-care program.··
GnC'' e '>.l .:1 "e 'plod him bcca~ •t' l t rn. ..,._.~, :':'H'" •1~ 'C ::15. O•lt fCCO'\ ~ -
\I r Bobe>" \ ucnttnc •-as in S"'1tzcrland
on 1 :-:ip al'd .; 'be rcacMd fOC' comment
Truck racer Millen commits to goal of driving Indy car
., JEPF SIOTll
---~-,_. ....
s~~ M1llm and btS ma~ •ere lq)&l"l.Lcd
in Mt.amt a )e&r ._ bu1 thr di~ •1" a short
one.
And now ht hu made a commitment to
not onlf m::aptW't lht pand utiooal spon
truck dJ' 1S10n lilt won "' 1916. bUt 10 ma.t~ 1 mo'+e on mOtkr pl -10 driY't an Ind car ~ 'ldOf) ta IJw MICU)t lllompsoa Off.
ROed Cbam~p Gran P'ri1 at Anahcfm s..tlllnl S.1anlly_B!lll!J ~ '1a' ij ...
.., tk npl ·atl'UU09 b * 17-~-dd ao •• ~ Mlllaa.. wbo IDOYcd IO W UllitiDd IQ
&oat • Zalaad •• I Ml. woe a.it fine two
raca '",\be U'8Ct di' 111oe latl _7CW bdioft ~a lq in &ht M1a1111Grud Prllcar~
lat Iris ~"""' 1IOC llhiN ftd tk en.ill;
J\1$1 pu1 on hold b' a •tt
.. .\mdcntshappcn so qua \ ou·rc fao( n
on the limtt all the l•me.. M >ttlkn satd .. Th~rt
•as no tu~ to think a.bou.1 · ~ TM. nc\I
lh1rt1 \OU ha\~ lO thtnk about IS ho• lO g:tt
beh1Dd tbt •-httl as qmckl> u pow ··
He "'B beck oo feet aod 10 a car (his
rNteJ fi,c wub "'°' rao .. 1n pt.oc.ri1' 1n a
s.ing)c-sealcd c:a.r Mil.left tw •un't 1n
Up-lop~ bat that dJd oot op him
-11 took '°" o( hard oft. 1 h-t • donor 1n Maami,-Mtlkft said -11
~·ncd Some-ptopk told mt not 10 Rtt
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Vikings IJOlc! off Oilers, 78-71 . .
No. 6 Marina remains tied
for flr~t with Barons at 4-0
Manna Hip"s Vibogs pulled o ut then fourth
straight Sunset lblgix basketball ,·ictory Tuc:sda~ night
as lb~ held ofT the '-'lsiting H unttngton Bach Otle~
73-71. to ~e their No. 6 ·rank.ing to 1.he Clf 4-A
dtvtSioo "'1th an OYeralJ record of 17-2.
And at kept them abreast offountam Valk). -.h1ch
also fought off a fa5t<losing foe to up its record to 4-0.
scumgup Thursda) night'sshowdov.-n bclwttn Lhet"'oal
Marina. •
It was a team effon on both Sides as Huntington
Beach had four ptarers in double figures.. wtule Libert)'
Brcv.stcr. Dawn Cha.rroin.. Allison Krause. Ott Ott
Sligar and Kath) Stupp) each cootnbu_ted s•gnrficantl~ to
the winner's cause.
Man n.a held a 4 1-28 lead m the sttond halfbefore the
Oilers made their run. \llo hi cb mcluded a tno ofthrcc-point
goals'-t"ll.O b~ Tami Chick. who closed WJtb 20 points.
Stefanie Pemper also had a thrtt-pomt basket
included an her 15 points for the Oilers.. Brt~ter led all sc-orn-s v.11h 21 points. and had eight
rebounds and St' C"n assists Charroan had eight points
a nd 12 rebounds. Kraus.e scortd nine points and bad 13
assists. Stig.ar cantl" .through -.1th 17 poinu and eight
rebounds. and Stupp) dropped 1n 12 points and had
St''\ en boards
Also 1n double tigure-s for Hunungton Beach v.ei:r
Pam Fogg 1 l ~I and Sht'f}I R~ <10).
Etsev.hcre an the Suo~t league Tucsda~
Foutain "alle)' u . WestJ:llilmer t i : The Barons
ra1scd 1hc1r rcrord to 4-0 ID league pla~. but the 'tcto~
11."3s e1pens1,e as Sta~ Htsab went dov.-n in the thJTd
quaner with a bad!~ spnun<"d ankle.
momcnu with a J-.lf of frtt throws. ..,,
The lions ~lbrir nwHo-man defense. going to a
rone press and malcbup mae lO help cut 1.nio FoontaJn
Valk) 's ht& lead. Tbc Barons •-ctt led b)• Kami 8 1&)er( 12). Hisaka ti 2)
and Mt laync Grun ( 10)..
Shannon Bates led t.bc Lions with 16 potnlS.. J uh-Ann
Johnston added IO and Bobbi Du\dter oon tnbuted c,ght ·
points and ci&ht rtbounds for WC$1minsler.
Ed-. U , ~ VW. U : The Chargers. 13-S. 2-2.
"~ led b)' Kristen Tanabe ( 13) and Wendy Sandstedt
( 12). and ~gnated b)' a sbai'p band at tht' frtt throw line
'4here Edison out.dad its host. 19-0. 1nclodmg an 8-0
margin in the thu'd qua.ner when Ocean View's hopes
raded. •
Enka WhlStltt ( 14) and Hctdi Has.emann ( 13) led
Ocean VIC'\\.
In the Sea 'fiev. league:
t:aivenity U , Ne.,.... Ba.rt..r Jt; The T ro1ans
came from a 34-29 deficit after tbrtt quan en and blanked
tht' '1S1t1ng Sailo rs 1o1.1th I J stri1ght pomts m the founh
penod to pull out their first league v1ct0f}. match mg
Harbor's league ll'C'Ord at 1-2.
Forv.ard Denise Gandara pulled do"'n thrtt re--
bounds and scored seven of her nine points dunng thal
stretch.
L.nding the way for Uru vcrsJt~ (6-8 oHrall) '4'aS
Shelle~ Da' 1s.. v.ho had 14 points and 11 rebounds
Estucia U. Corou .el Mar ll: Shav.na !':ewbem
~ored ~O ofher game-high 24 points in the first half as the
host Ea.gles cru1so:i to the win.
....:e-v. bem. a 5-8 scnjor guard. pourtd m 12 points m
lhe ope"ning quaner'as Estancia (1 1-6. 2-1 ) built a I ~-1 0
lead o'er the Sea Kmgs (0-3). Tht Eagles eAtended thC'1r
ad,antage to 35-13 at halftime.
Jn ~ Pac.. fie Coas1 Lequc: c.rcl Mesa tt, ~ am. U: Sue ndtttrlctn ~ ctaht points an tht founh quirttt and Kim Good
sank four free thro'4s as Costa Mna rallied to win o n lbc
road.
Traihn& 33-31 after three quamn, Mesa (3-12. 2-1)
bed the score at 40 •-rtb 3:SO to go. Coach James Wttb
thC'n called l1mcout and Costa Mesa "~nt on to oullcX>rc
T rabuco Hills. 9-1.
WMAl'Wae 71, lApaa Rllh !t: The Wamors
opc-ned UP. a 2~S first quarter lead behind I 3 poanlS from
Kath} Millat and rolled to the w1n at home to remain in a
first place t ie "';th Orange.
Tbe.\\'amors ( 1 S-4. 3-0) have outscored Lheu league
opponents by a n a' erage of 39.6 points ptt game. ,,.-hile
a"erapng 70 points..
Mallat finished vmh 19 points. wfuk R.andtt
Maho n\ scortd 21 and sopho more Tami Wilbams added
IO poinis. M11lat also had ~,·en rebounds and eight steals.
Maho n' had nine steals and fi \·e ass1.sts and G ina Krouse
hauled' ·dov. n nme rcbouJlds.
Oraqe t i , Lapu Ba d ft: The .\J:t1sts had l•"O
staners out of1ht lineup and the \1Stllng Panthers (3-0)
took ad,·antage earh b~ h miung Laguna Beach ( 1-2 •. 7-S )
to 11 pomts m lhe first half en route tot~ k.aguc "to.
Laguna Beach was led b~ LIZ Stal \lo 1th 19 points and
Lisa Watford "nh I 0
lo the ..\cadem) Lcagu~·
Wkitaey 1', S cwpert ~tiu l~ The' \"ISJUng
Conquerors m1sS('d the front end of a 0M~and-0ne frtt
tbrov. oooonunn~ w 11h ~'en sttonds remairunc.
J unior Beth Dahlin led Newport Chn suan (S-2. 9-4)
wnh 18 pomts.. "'htleJumor Bee~ Berkebile hauleddo,,.-n
19 rebounds.. Moon Kim paced \\'hilnt') •"1th 19 pot~~
In college acuon. 0-.. ......... ~ .......
......_ •• Allleon Kraue gaa.rda Bunt-• ...... 8-c•'• Stefanie Pempe.r cl oeely
· ~ flnt )Mdod action.
\\est m inster j_ I.$ and ~ an league pla~. "'as down
.n.30 entenng the founh quaner. but w11 h Hasak.a
s1dehned. the Lions n pped off 14 stiatght points to close
10 4744 before Fountarn \'aUe~ put ll awa~ in the dosing
Chns1~ Scbwaru. scored 10 points a nd dished out
nine assists for Estancia.. freshman PatnC( Lumplu n
added 10 points and nine rtbounds. and Tra~ Hoffman
pulled d own nme boards.
Bi•la 78, S.•dlern Callfen.ii CoOege t t: Baola
eAplodcd a t the st.an of the second half tO expand on a ~ 1-20 halftime' lead· m defeating the Vanguards ( J-4. 9-6>
m ~.\I .\ D1stnC1 Ill ac-taon at 81ola 1..i..1. 6-8l
·.
20 years later, game
still regarded as one
of all-time classics
~~· YORK -When L CL~ and m
Houston met 20 ~ears ago tonight at the
Astrodom e. the college baskt-tball v.orid
stood sulJ. \\.'hen it mo"-ed~ agalJl... 1t lA...3.S
Ile' er to be tbe \Clme
TDe game brought together tne top-ranxed LTL-'
Bruans and the1r st.ar centcr. ~ .\krndor and w ~o.
2 Houston Couga~. led b~ Eh in Ha) es
The game v.as attended b' a record regular-St>ason
cro""d 0(52.693 in a b uilding tha t'
bad ne,er entena1ned the spon
before. and -.-.as 1Aatc-hed b' a
tele' 1s1on audience largrr than
o ne for an~ sponing e\ ent up to
that ume
Ha'es madr t"'o lr~ thro'.1.s
1A llh 20· seconds lo pla~ w g1 'e
Houston a -1-"~ '1ctuf\ that
snapped LCL.\·s .:--gam~ v.1n -
mng s~k.. 1ne second-longest in
college bas etball hi'>!On at ine
ume.
It Sttms lost mum~ that L CL.\ 'a;:;· t>t:at Ho ... <,t •r
JOt-69 m the ~C.\.\ Toumame-nt smi;t.:lals and tha;
afkrthe loss m the .l.strodome L"CL.\ sta--:ed a~ I-game
wt no mg streak..
The game e' el'} one sa"'. the game e\ er:• one cared
abouL the game sull talked abouL ~as ·the Jar 2(
m~tmg ID Che .\~:rodome
-11 v.as a spectacular more than an~1hing else··
CCL-\ Coach John Wooden said ··~enher team pla 'ed "'ell. according to their :apab1lr~. but tha t ~as
understandable -
~ ooden·s counterpart Gu~ l..elA tS. chsagrees.
··Th.at "'as the bt~t ga me J v.as eHr in.-Le"'1s
w d -1 thought 11 v.as '-'ell-pla~ed and 1t v.as a grea t
spectator e' em ··
Quote of the day
Larry Rembert. a forward for the L m' ers11 ~
of .\labama-B1nn1ngham. after rc<"t"I' 1ng a dish
for makrng the all-tournament team in the
Sunton Ball Classic at Tok,o: -It can·t be cnina. v.~·r-e '" Japan. -·
UNLV holds off Aggies, 87-83
LOG.\!'. L tah -K~uh fames scorl."d m
2 1 points and Clint Rossum hn four f~ ·
tbrov.s m the fi nal 1-seconds to lead
n.PJth-ranked ,e,ada-1...as \"cps to an
8 -83 Panf1C Coast .\tbletlC .\ssoc1a!lon "1. !• '"'· o'er
L"iah St.ate for the conferen~~ 1ea~ Tuc.-sda~ '11g.h.t
The \icton mo 'ed t:~L \ I 5-1 O\erall and 5-1 in
IM coofere-nce: into fi~ pl.ace in the PC.\.\
~ .\ugmon !oc-Ored I points I Jf l :--.L \ 15-1.
I S-1). Antbon. Todd and lur' Ja ....,e~ s..ured I 3 ap1ett
and Padd.Jo finished v.·nn I I The Rebels pla~ed
,..,t.bout ni 5tt0nd-lcadmg scortt Jan,s BasmghL "'ho
·~out •1th a groin mf«'t1on
Dan Conv.-a'< K orcd ~I for L"uh tatr 1s.:. 1~1
bc'foK fot.iling 001 01o1th : ~~ rems "l 'l~ Ke' rn "'"on
added 14
l:.SL\. led -~:: 'AH.t f, e :n1r.ute' \( pla~. but the
~·Rod~~~ 11>ho 'int~hed ""11.h a game-high 30
· ICOl"ed ~en oflhe rint IC points indudmga
d:au~oln •1th 3 11 to gc to tie the ">Core at -5 Tbt sea.au tradt-o baskns unt11 Jame-s· 11p-1n WJth
5.Jia:oaddef.p ,c C~L \ L'l M--c;, margin "e•~ bn
.a d fn::r t.hrowl &o cut the nlMCJD. but the Ag.JCS
ib'a:td to !o&:l and Ros~m b.t four straight frtt
Clubs, players enter figures
~EW YORK -George Bell and Ill .\ndre Dawson. the 1987 ~1\'Ps. asked for
.S :' m1lhon salanes and Kub\ Puckett
asked for a raise of almost SI nulhon as
pla~ers and clubs e,;changed arbnrauon figures
Tue-sda'
W1ihe McGtt. v.ho made $765.000 last \ear
agreed to a three-~ear S4. I m1Jhon contract with the St
Lours Cardmals. although the club d id not an noun~ n.
Greg Brod. agreed to a t'40-~car co ntract v.nh the
\1il1Aaukec Brewers and fhe pla~en~ toone-~ear
conrrans -C-ec1ho Guaolt wi th the ~cv. Yort Yanlc-o.Ste.,~£Mr v.11h 1be J<ansas Cm Rm~.un
Young -...1th the Oakland .\thleucs.. Rafael Beliiard v.1th
the Pmsburg.h P1rat~ and ~1arlc Salas "'1th th~Ch1cago
\\ hrte Sox.
Bell Submllted 3 rf'QUt'St for S~ 105 mtlhon which
v.ould gJ' e ham the SIAth b ighes1 salaf} in bascl>all.
1A h1le Toronto counlttcd with a figure of St. 7:!5
m1lhon.
Da"'son. the l"at1onal League MYP. asked for S2
m1lt1on. four 11mes his I 98~ base salan and Clucago
countered v.1th a tv.o-~ear contract ·for about S3
m1:JJOn.
Pucke1L v. ho batted .33: last season v.1tb :!8
nomers and '19 runs batted 1n. asked fo r S 1.35 m1lhon
after earning $365.000 in 198-. and the T1o1.1ns
countered v.1th a n offer of S930.()()J.
De Paul guard seeks jury trial
'
C HI C .\GO -.\ Cook Count~ ;udgr m ?"Tu~~ granted a rcques1 for a JUI) tnal
trom De Paul guard Rod Stnd.land. named
in a ntLZt'"n complarnt alleging he fought
v.11h a dorm!lOf) guard dunng a Nev. Year's Da~
incident. ·
··w e intend 10 Stt this thro'"'gh ... said Ja~ Heller.
Stnd.land· s attorne' .. We think the roun sntem 1s 1he
proper place to ~he th is maner.-·
Stnd.land declined comment dunng his bnd
appearance before .\sSOCtate Judge John Ahttn. v. ho set
the nn t heanng 1n the case for Feb. 9.
In a police report filed Jan. 6. an unidentified
DePaul donnllOJ'} guard charged that Stnck.land
p4shed him in the face and sho'ed a small Chnstmas
tree at ham after he refused to g.J\e Stnckland a pass ke'
The guard told police that It v.ould ha'e violated
dorma.ior;. poh"-.. ~-0 hand out a ke~ durmg-thc-hoi~
penod.
Wilkins hits 41, leads Hawks
Dom.in.iqu Wiltias scored ~ I poanu.. m
including an Omni-record 24 in the first
quaner. tc. po\loer host .\tlanta to a 106-94
:"'BA IA an T ue-sda ~ mgh l o Hr Oucago.
IA h1ch recc1' ed 3& points from ~1chael Jordan The
Bulls art' the nnh team "" h1ch has defeated the Hav.ks m
their 1-nome contests . Fruk Bridlo•m scored
S<''en oi his ~6 points 1n the fioal t-.o minutes as San
.\nto n10 halted a four-ga me losing streak b~ rall~mg
past host \talv.aulec. 11 0-104 .. Reuie 'llleas sank
~o free thro"s v 1th e1gh1 seconds left-to assure host
Sacramento .,.. h1ch IA3S led b' rescne ~f1kC' l\1cGec·s
:& points. a I J--I v.1n O\er Houston . Sam Pertms
scored I 0 of Dallas' last :!O points in the final 51 ~
m mutes a~ the \fa, ends defeated Ponland. I :o. t 16
.Marl. .\gu1rn 13-1 points I and Perkins I :!51 led Dallas
Holmes cotd~ take bad.beating
-'.TL..\"TIC CITY. !':J. -Lam m Holmn· v.111 to •in could'~uJtli'I a bad
beauni b~ \11l c T'son. \Cl~~ Eddie Futch.
"ho tramed thl" former hcavyv.etght
champion fur I~ 111le fights.
.. T}son has the st~lt and strength th.at could make'
11 hard for l.arT) to a' 01d gttllng bad I~ beaten and
poss1bl) hun:· Futch said m a te-lcphonC' mten1cw Tucsda~ from his home'at Las Vcp.s.. ~e'.
.. , don't fttl good about tbt fi&hL -
.. I ad' 1sed LarT) mort than a )Car ago not to take
anolht'r fighL .. Futch sa.td.
Seifert in line for Packers job Dixon lea.ds
SA:" FR.\l'ClSCO -San Franc15co [i] sec 's upset JQer\ defensi,·e coach George Sc1fm •II t ·
reportedl) is amo ng the top candidates for
the Green Ba~ Packers head road ungJob.
. Seifert told lhe San Fra.nosco Cllromd e an a stol'}
p1 bhshed Wednesday that he 1s mtnnted in the Green
&~ pos1uon and that tbt 49t"rs ha'e given the Packers
perm1ss1on to talk to him.
.. , ha,en't had an\ contaet v.nh the Packers."'
Seifert said Tuesda' from MobiJe. Ala.. where the 4Ck~
staff was J~ng ·talent in ~turt!a) ·~ Scnior Bo1A I
.. There·s nothmg for sure at th is pomt
Selfett. 47..-ha,$ d irected lhe 49et defense .SlDCC
19 3 His defens1"e unit led the league this )car.
The G reen Ba~ JOb bccamt 'acant \I.hen Fo rrest
G regg resigned to roach Southern \1ethod1s1 L nl\ er-
sn~
Crum to coach at Kent State
K£~T. Ohio -f ormer on h Caro-
lina football coach Dick C rufl'l. 1A ho
resigned undt'r prc-ssure LD ~o\·embt"r. v.as
named toda\ as the new head football
.:-oach at Kent St.ate Univcrsi~.
··tte·s a pro\·en winner.-Kent State President
~hchael Schwanz told a n~-s-conference. Sc-h"'-artz
said Crum has bttn a.ssoaated with fi ne programs and
1.s concnncd abc:nat both lht academic and athleuc
ach1e' emeots of his pla~ns.. .
Kent State declined to releast' the tenns and length
of Crum· s contract m a JX'Yl.'S rel~ issued toda' . But
The (Akron) Beacon Journal reported 1n tOda) ·s
ed1uons that Crum had agreed to a three-) car contract
that calls for a salary ofS60.000 a )UT -$30.000 less annuall~ than Crum had earned as roach of the Tar
Hctls..
Collusion hearings continue
Dick Moss, the agent for AM.re Ill Daw.-and Jack Morris, testified Tucs-
da~ as the opening IAl tness 1n tht' damagt
phase of the t 985 baseball collusion
hearings m Los -\ngclcs. Moss. tbe former counsel for
the Ma)Or League Baseball Playen -'.sSOCtall on. s~nt
the entire-da~ testJ~ mg for the union. which 1s Sttlcmg m#~Uan-m-dam agr TtmMi6'. Mr. ~toss
d•S:CU.sscd a number of pla}en he rcp~nis..-DH
Fekr, t'Xt'CUll\C d irector or the pla~crs' union. said.
-Pama! damage and mtenm relief IA°ttt discussed ··
. Fehr said Doeg BaJdwta. "ho rcprn.ents Kirt Gil»Ma.
tht" most prom1ne-nt pla)er among the I 985 free •nts,
v.ould bt the onh scheduled ~1tntss toda\ ... The Los l
.\.ngelcs Dodgers· and the Salem . Ore . tea'm ofOass A
• orth"csl League ba\C entered into a ""ooong agr~ment for the 1988 season. &l' mg the Dodgn-s eight
m1 no r league.tubs for the first time sin~ 1964 . Dave
Stewart, the nght~bander who v.on :?O games fqr the
Oakland Ath letlC'S last season. 1s TCCo,en ng from a
fi nger tnJUI') sufTe~ \llo'hen be fell while Jogging last
IAttL but sbo uJd be full) reco'~ b) the tame spnng
tr.uning opens o n Feb. 20 . . The San O.~o Padrn
rcportedl~ ha' e refused to grant all-star outfielder Toe)'
Gw-yu a contract e 'tens1on that 1s iruarant~
Television, radio
• TELEVISION
5 p.m. -COLLEGB BA.S&ETBALL: St.
John"s at Gcorgeto~n. ESPN. ·
7 p.m. -COLL.EGE BASIET'BAIL: .\la-
bama at LSt;. ESPS
7:30 p.m. -PRO SOOCEll: SodttS at
l...attn.. Prime Tiet.ct. ~lccTV.
8:30 p.m. -PRO BASKETBALL: ~
Yort at Seattle. WO R.
I
RADIO . 7:30 pJ11.. -PllO BAl&BT'BALL: Indiana
at Cbppm.. K.RT H (9)()).
ffis free throws with 0 :0 3 left
the d iff e re n e e in 7 4-72 win
Todd Dixon sa~ tlAO free throv.s '-'lth th~ seconds
left1-0capSouthern California Colle"gt"s rail~ from a nane-
()Qtnt deficit for a ~ ~ ""':! upset of \\ estmont m Golden
Slate .\thletic C-on1erc~ men~ -00~ acmm
T uesda' It ~as the \ anguards' fi~t v. m in the \\ amors" ~ m
. an I ~ 'ears. \11ke Lighttoot v.ho 1ed the "'a~ v.Jth 19 pomts and
SI\ rebounds.. 1gn1ted the rail~ '-'llh SCC _tra1hng.. 1-62
\I.Ith SI\ m mutes 10 pla~ The \·anguard fo"'°ard htt a
three-point goal and the!l a field goal near the itiree-
m anu\e mark to make n ... 1-6.,
SCC-s Jim \1anstield stole a pa~ and ""3S fou~ intentional~ on the brealav.-a}. h nung one free thro""
before the Vanguards got the ball out of bounds On the
ensumg pla~. John \founct dro' t the lane to make It "i--o.
-'.fter a ~ estmo nt 11mrout ""1th 58 s.ecoods lefL the
"amor\ massed a shot and ~founct was fouled moments
later on a dn,·e to the baskC't He hit both free thro\llos.
before Westmont"s Doug Fnedman h11 the second o ft1o1.o
free thro\los 10 ue 11 at .,2 v. nh ~~ seconds left. ·
0 1\on then dro' e'the lane and was fouled ""1th three
seconds left tx-fort' sinl 1ng the game-v.1nnmg frtt thro" i.
0 1\on fimi.hed \lo llh I:! poinu and ~' en assists for
the Vanguards 12-1. ... 9). Ke' an .\le,ander added 13
points and Phil Hall had fi,e rebounds. SI\ ass1slS and a
strong deRns1H' performance o n Westmonrs ~Mee
Kelh
·Kelh . an Orange C oast College product who
a'erages.16 points.. •as hmned 10 IJ for Westmont Cl-:!.
9--i Brad Smidt added IS points for the ~~mars
ln other confen:n~ acuon.
Poi.at Loma Suaraae·n . Clarist Colleae lni.H 73:
Jon H eroth scored :!3 points to lead Point Loma C6-IO
t-2110 the v.in at CCI
Tht Eagles f -·I 0. 0-3) Jumped 10 a 6-0 lt'.ad behind
th~-polnters from Dan ICJall and Robcn Pallotta but
the Crusaders came back and led 4 5-~9 a t the half. Chnst
Coll~ cut Point Loma·s ad,antage to St\en "'1th 10
minutes to go but could gel no clOSt'f.
Klatt paced the Eagles "'llh'25 points and s1~assists .
and Mike Thompson had 11 points and 10 rebou~
Pallotta added I~ points and C~ Re) CS had 11 .
St~·e Riddle had a game-.h1gh 11 rebounds for the
Crusaders.
Marina girls help
tie up 'soccer race
While Manna High's gJrls soettr team •s ~•n~s and
bas scored onl) one goal m four Sun~I Lt'agut malcht's. 1t
1s sttll ,.er) much tn ttac h unt for a Cl F pta~off spot.
The \'1lungs battled Hunungton Beach to a 0-0 UC'
Tuesday at Hunung1on Bc3C'husmhesCnntn Rossman
ofManna and S1d.an.c Pcm per olliunungton 8eKb each
had e1gh1 saves.
The Oilers( 1-1·2 in league) and Manna(0-0-4. 3-S-51
·~pan ofa fouMU ) lit' fotsttond cntcnng Tucsda' 's
actton_ TM Viki~carlJtt I-I tae"1tb Eduon marked t'he
onl) &<*r5 scored this ~n 1n a un~ contest an,-ol,•mg
Manna. I
In IM Sea V 1~· League:
U•••*t I , ~.,_... llarW I: Jul~ StmP:50n
scomi lhrcr J<>a!s. tYo'O in a S-0 Uo1\·crs;rt) fim half. to
k:ad tbt \Uttlng T roJ&n~ to 1hc CU} ,..,n Uni (6-.S.-I. 2-1 ) also fUJC'lvcd tw.o p Js from K.atac
Spmttr. ~port H.&rbcw u ~3 an~
Top 1987 PGAgolfer Azingerwants to avoid 'a valley'
P1'LM DESERT (A.P)-lt·s not so much
•hat PauJ Az•OF ll•U\s to do ttus )at o n tlx PG:' tour. as wpat he •'ants to a'Otd doina.
•f or the first umc an m) hft>. l'\t ~ a
diantt to mto J valley ... said Annarr. the pe~·, t , P'Sa)'ttol'thc Year.
-r doa ·a ~nno do lb.a
--\b)bc I •1U I don't now. r \t ~tt
been sn th•~ C)CKIUOft before. I •-ant to na a•-at from n fl n _
-1don·r~1f f1J be &bit tO. but thafs.
.. 1 rm QS lO \IV to do. -.\zitlfC' Wei btfort
a 6 practK"t round T ~ fot the SI
million Bob Hope SK.
Thr S.CU). 90-bo~ l~t bcPn
tod.at v.1 lh • field of r 28 Pf'OS rompe11 n oH•r
four dnc:n aolf courses..
The fomu.t calls for lhnn to play a
d 1ffCTCnl CCJUf1C each of thr fim four da) each
da) •i lh •· d1fl'ermt J-man a~ team.
btfott t.bc pros..oot) finub Stl1'da) •• lndlan
Wells.
ad tbrouah 70 hoks of the Brit•lh Open and
•-as SiCCOnd on the )UT's mOM)·•1nn1na hsi
•"1.th Sill.I' 1. a fipre-than hn bttn bctttted
oeJ on« 1n Tour hitlory. .
..
PR O HOC KE Y
Kings' Taylor keys
rally o_ver Rangers
r,.. Tk Anoda~ Ptt.s
Da\e Ta)lor K'Orcd t•o pis and
usuttd on another. ltadang the Los
Anitln Kings bac~ from a thett-soal
deficit to a 6-3 '1clo11 ov-er the ~~
Yori IUn~ Tu~) night.
4.fl er falhng behind l-0. tM Kinp
struck for four conSttUu' c goals an
the S«ond ptnod 1Aclud1na Ta) lor's
t•o.
Jam foll got the "'-1ngs going •1th a
30-foot •nst shot at 5:48 of the
scrond ptnod and Ta~lors<>t his first oft~ p~ >9 sttonds latccr to nu.kc
11 }-~
Ta)lor scortd again on a pov.l'r·
pla~ goal v.1th q 14 remaining an the
pt'nod to uc the rontMt
Luc Robn.aallc put the Kings on top
~llh a -~ >-foot -.nst shot that beat
Ran~r\ goalie Bob F~ •1th I
left 1n the ptnod
Paul Fenton and Bernie -..:acholls
addtd thard-pcnod goals for the final
count '' hons· goal came v.nh .i9
·SC'Conds rcmamang. anto an empt~
net and marktd has SOOt h ~Hl
point
The Kings art ~ I 1-1 smC'C Robbie
Ftorck too o' cr a.s coach
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MULLIGAN • • • Prom Bl
\tars, eamsan \ \ dt"ptt and bas at
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must"' out for .a 'car lftlttspas~ ti->t' Btg IO •ilJ not
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Pil~ The~ "'1ll &Q"'btttth~ca.n
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Big 10 th('"' 1"\C'd C''~onc c-ls.c&Ad
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1crba. · \ st..2r11ng un tbctr teams.\\ b '
·~ uld 1hc .o n1e-rfficc ~ 10 pass this
pr po);lr ProDab1~ some bo~ ad-
m 1n1~:rator fig;.ortd he v.ouJd help his
q v.md ~oallcr the athkllc lea.ms c
Rw Ti..clkr nead ba$ketball coach
.an.:! .:tt· eu .. J:re:iorat Ltah Suite.
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rre.i : r..abkspoons butteT unttl
s u "ng.. add garlic Cook O\er
m(dn.m heat. sumngoccas1onall~
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cooa.1ng urnu smooth and bubbl~
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)ficTo•a\e Dittc:'ti.s: lncrcast
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d lSh mcl: butter on HIGH (30 to .i5
seconds Pbct chtclcen in d 1s.h
tum ch.ck.en tocoaL Co,eT. m1cro-
"'-'2'e oo HIGH rcarrangrng after
half the t.mc unul chicken 1s no
longer ptnk c 5 to -manutnl Add
z ucchini and OOIOOS
Co,er m1CT0"'4l'C on HIGH
unul Z\.crhrn111 cnspf) tend~ 1 5 to
6 m1n-.t.CS) \\ llh slotted s,poon
~~ett and 'egrubk-s to
sen 1ng plate· ttp ,,_,arm Sur :
t.abkspoons buncr. p rlac. 4 o;p
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and peJ>PCT into pan JUICCS..
~llcro-.a'c on HIGH Utmn!
eHn : manl.l~ u"lt \aUC't' ,\
uuc ·cned 4J l(> " l"'lmut~ ~e
zJCch1m and ch,\. .. cn O\CT nee
pot.1r saU<:"C O\ er cnK ni
Layercjeli
selections
on bagels
~e..es ... ~
Tunes cti.ansic-' t.: scd 10 be.. t.bc
onl) pbtt to find a good bagd was
toaJtT-ubddt . 'o-. }OUcaD fuxh
\ ~l) of bagrls ut uspemwt.cu
~t to coan. For a l~t meal for
one. create a dcb-dclioou:s hied
concocuon.
-Bn.anch ~ Scnmbk ~or 3
qgs. add shad cooked \a1'1!31'J
Spoon O\ er a s.ph1 and ~
~I -Bagiel oi IN Sea.: Top a split
and 1outro bai'Cl \\1th kmxc IMn
s.poo:i on a mound of nma salad.
-\dd tomato s..'Kcs.. a s;>nnklic of
dnC'd basil aod a s.btt of chttst
Bm . ~ to 3 "n.nult'S..
-fnm aod ~ 8agd: M n
sofMl) ~ CTCl!n C nec:sc. dncd fn.tJ t
btu.. nuts a..:id cash o nn.amon.4 prnd on \P-•t and toasted brqd
• -Ba~J :r.e Kxi. Spread pca.D:Jt
buner on .:\;t \ldcs of a s.pht ~
LOULN bagel Top .. ,th appk shcrs
and .:inn.amor. s...pr
-Reuben a.a,d. Spread a lmk
mustard on cul ~ of split and
toasted f')e 1 Top ·-.,tb drained
sa crkr.i Ul corned btcf and SW. U.S
chttSoe BrO'll 5 manu~ to heat
chcnc'
-\kx.lan Bagd:Bro11on g:roond
bttf sttr in enough salsa anc:!
sh~dde-d cheddar ch~ to
mo1stm Spoon on top of ~n and
to:btcd bait I Top v.1 th more
r~ Brod • minute.
-Gardnl ~ &gel St1·
t .~:-softened ett.are chccsc
\tlmidcd chttsc. fiocl} chopped
cc~ and ralS.O.S.. prcad on sphl
and toasted ~·
See nutritionist for diet-advice
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The best pcnon to Sttk for ad\ tee
about nulf1Uon 1s a nuLnttonisl ,,.ho
LS a rcpsl.Cfcd d 1it1t1an, This pro-
fcss1onal can ~Ip ~ou safel} lose
v.~t. reduce }OUr nsk of bean
ducuc or cancer and ampro~e )OUr
0\ cnll health.
Bew.~ of pulf1Uon pract.Juontts
,,, ho art nutnuontSU ID name onh-:
llY) lad cmhbk nutntaon tmD-
1 ng.
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1 ~ d1cuuan 1 or L D
lhccnsrd d~uuan) bdund his or
hff name. -\quack tnes to pus o fT a
degrtt from a diploma mill or
flaunts a Ph.Dthafsm an unrelated
fid<i
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bcttn 1f )OU cat ngbt: results
rcqmre some effort on )OUT pan. "
quact makes promLSCS that sound
too good to be ~-
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d~t and ~lps)OUJCh.lCYC)OUfp.I
through rqular ronsu.Jtauon.. rtt·
ommcnds e\crosc. i\ qua.ck
promot.CS pills.. gimmtck.s and
pdins. eh m1~t.cs food groups or
pushes •ondcT foods: achCTtJscs
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rdwcs to smd )OU io a ph}11cUn
I ClasiWwns
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I status. mC'd1caJ histOf) and food
babcu.. ..\ quadc pushes &CSU such as
Cl toto.uc a1Jac) t.csU or ban
To find a pro. zst your ph~"SJC'l:a11
for a mcrnJ or call the 1oc:aJ Of SUte
C'haptcr of the Milman ~c
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pepper ma ~lov. pan. In anotbn'
shallov. pan. bca1 ea •1th mtlk..
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dram bncfl) Tbm coal •1Lb
crumbs. Platt meat 1 n a sangk 13) er
on v.u paper
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tablespoon of lht bun.er tn a .. ~
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twmng oocr. unul nchl~ t>ro--ncd
on botJi sides I .a to 5 nun u tcs toW).
.\rnnsr 'ea.I on a •-vm planer.
0\ crbpptng sltCCS shgbtl). and
kttp •-a.rm Repeat unul alt ,-eaJ ~
.cooked. adding renwn1ng 0tl and
renwmna I tab&espoon butter as
r>ttCkd. If mack a.Mad. kttp 'ea.I
v.2fm 1n a ~o,·cn for up to
~ m1utcs..
Top 'eal v.nh ob,·c mutu.re
Season v.11h Wt lO taste and
pmlSh v.1th lemon Miles 4
scn 1np.
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mcdJum-suc fr) lPI pan. com bane 2
tablespoons each salad ocJ and
ol1' c otl. ~ cup chopped dncd
tomalOCS PK~ ID Otl and 4 cup
chopped oskund black n pc olt '-cs •
o'er bi. beat<1Sur unuJ oil ta.tes bn
Ou-cnofolJ\nand tomatoes{8 to
10 m1nwt.cs) lJ~ .. um« al room
t.emptta I ure.
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get children to eat spinach
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Pim is more popum ioda) tbu
C' tt. and Spioada Pizza. dt •dJiiai
Ut t.bc Coauwtiu Test Kilebms &.
bas) coots. takcS lrs.l than 30
m10111CS to prt'pmt.
SaUlftd ~ IS punctuated
•1th oniom.. plhc and Clpt"n to top
C'OIJ\'C'DX'Dt Ptz:za Sauer~ o,.cr
a crust formed from &ottn bf'Cld
douch-T •'O cbeac:s a.od pine nuts
arc sprinkled ~Tr w top~ 1M
pu:za a bated. fttpared ui a dart
meta.I PllD p&n Cid baked oa the
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lowtst rKt ol a bol ~en. tbc aug
will bt crisp ad tbc ct.cat bubbly
boa ia onl) aboot I~ mimna.
~ )rt. lbis pizD n bolh
DutntlOUS and IJ't'Udy. It IS • ~
•'aJ to It' lbe bk to eat thrir
spmach a:ncl at on.I) 2IO nutrimt-
pmcted calonapcr st'att.,. ~t
COllSClOUS adults .,u lo\-C It mott
lhan~cr.
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safL and pcpprr. Coot S to I 0
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unuJ mlXlllrc tS dr) and aum~.
Roll or stmdl bread dou&b to 6 t
I :!-tnch. dut mcuJ pizza pan.
Spread pa:za sauce o'u bread
I dough 10 •1thtn ': uxb of edge.
Spread spcn.acb m axtare "~ o'er sa ucc. Spnnkk on cheeses and
puJiC nuu. Bakr on bonom rac:t m
bot o' en ( ~ dtgJ ecs) for l S to :0
minutes Of until cflcoe5e and edges
of bread ~ browned. ~lakes
SCf' Leg.\.
RATING ••.
P'romCl I cho;> and bn1St the meat and add I tom.a u:>es.
()( the sn cannce duhes ·~
teste-d none tn3iCk an 1mprcw'e
mar 1 n u.stt \\ e sdected a dozm
tasten ~tM>a1 hktd duh conc:ame.
but·~·tn~!~duhn~
~n...--c ~e fe.t a .:tuh punst •ould
h.a'e •.Jdgcd rommanal dul.es
I 111.1lh ·_nm('T'C1L l St'>mt' Rt--
me mbe'r 1nat mas.rmanulact'3?'d
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hfe \IO!>l canned ctubes b3,e some
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Pot Pies ~~
Grocery Specials
Top Ramen :::::.~~ Kil 23c
Froot Loops ·-~-~'2°9
Preserves ~--M:ir s1 49
Sun Maid Rais ins ~ .. a •• _93c
Shedds Spread ~:10> gc
Dove Dish Liquid -. 7SC
Chunky Soup ;;-.=:~ ~'1 29 Pudding ~-~--~·r ·~ggc
Cat Food ::-~0 • ~25c Blscuits ~~~7-·" ·wir 23c
Barbe~ue Sauce~::~~ _.•1 49 Pepsi Cola~:;:~ •IMll '1 79
REGULAR OR UNSCENTED
'ftde
72-0Z
KING SIZE
Garden Fresh Produce
~ "07-0S OS:~ SPClEP
Bo-111fz••
93"~ tlO""
Old Smuggler_...,.
Seagra.ms Gin ~ ..
Matilda Bay~
Canadian Dew_...;..
~~'10"
r!I• '10"
•'20f '169
-~'999
Dressing ~ Mir• R.C. Colao-:-r :.--• 89-
Ro~~a Sa1~~~~~·11• ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Cat Food - -
151
•
Kitty Litter . · '279
Spaghetti Sauce::-.::. .. 83c
S~hetti · ... 79-
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H~ Ouh ~o 8caM and \\nh
Beans ~ i..scs ~chunks. no
1 grot.r.C Ott' Of te,tu~ 'Clttabk pro~e1n bellpepper for color. and
pknt~ of g:rttn ctuhes for a maid
I ,('1\('[ of hat Btt~ te,lUR aoC
appa"":l~ "'C'nt far but could ha'e
~ \J>i c er !r.C' \\ •th Beans-~ k
l ha<! jt.S1 tt':f ngt:t amount of tcndtr
;>intos
Hormd brand didn ·ua..in &ns for
t C' bt: of lrcasc th.at coUcctcd on
top o f \M cb1h &t 1t 1sn·1 unusual
for old-s:~k ch.JC v.-agon chili 10
ronu .n ~L \Orne cooks 1nsut on
1: Red Chil ies p'e Hormel a n 1ct
I med1.Jm-no1 tla'or. but the ch1.1
h4d a ·1at almost orangr col« tlut
Ona~of 1 toSwith S bemg
best. tastet'S rated canned ctub
on taste. appearance~ an>ma.
texture and aftertaste:
Stagg ' '· 3. 3 . 3. Dennrson's: 3. 3. 3. 2. 2.
Haney: 3. 3. 2. 2. 2.
Hormet 2. 2. 2. 2. 2.
Health Valley 1. 2. 1. 1. 1.
oo cd a !"111k.-.a.I .\ ch ah shoo.Id be
• eith~r a ~ meat' rok>r or dttp ~from chmes and tomatoc-s. ~
\\ tth St-ans 'ers.on coowocd far
more bcar.s \h.an bttf and SttmC"d
too tr.in
'.a1 ~ brand llad mOt't' fire than
an' othtt brand. T c-sttt"S lhOUlbt 1l too OL but a 'eteran cb1b-lo'cr
•o ukf scoff at that. Good rok>r.
pknl: of g:TO\tnd bttf Scasonu~
coukjha,e ~ more lb.ana bum.
Health\ al~ a 'cgict.Mlan cb1lL
pro' ed th.at a (bah a.sn·t a chili
unhs 1t h.a.s came in 11. lsmg I '~ubk pro~an and 'cgicabk
chun s.. Health \'aJlc~ bad an
odorous aroma Mld... as tnttts
concurred. an unac:npt.a~-almost
~pulSl\e fla\Ot
_ Oennason·s. II e Stagg. paaficd
maddk-of-lht'-road pala_tn as r.v as
beaL R teh bro,. n color. and good
ratio of ground bttf to beans.. The
brand cb1ms lo be Just hkc ~
nude .\ bu ambfuous.. but Dm-
nison·s 1s a Ii~ canned ch1h_
~I 1n a.IL C"\cn canned chtb m~ alx -fresh . from 1M pot-
t..asac. •llh un~ spea:s and
~lb.an-mat) fla,or. Tatu.re.
too. did:n., matt the gr.ldr.. M05l
bruds •-ould mak.c a bma bot dog
toppc11C thao a Jood of oo.t of rtd.
Callntd dubcs ... ,th their c:ao-
·oJll"ottc:'OD'cmroc::c.. can·1 n~aJ w
fb, or and Lntun of bomemadc
chtlL But~ m.aU a qujct. <>ftt<-
stq> mcaJ or bot pa.rt) dip. AdJust w SpK"t"S as )ou • ~ adcbna cura cb11i powder or Tatmco
sautt. T oP •1th dJccd pun dnltCS.
ont0a and • ct.cddar dJeae and
)-OU'll undrrsl.aDd •tty c::anneddlih
IS bmrr lb.an DO chili at all
..
, Updated Itallan favorites ···
a hot idea for cool eVenillgs
Gt"'lJ!ISold IWia.n fa,1Jri1na _.. ud h..IJ..&.. Males 4 to 6 sro · ~ Ii"".._ • .-..-1 In s.uiltt. o'er ~ 1 lSl c:aa a. .u.a; -1'11tt10 !amil) BEEP iD BllOCOJU PIZZA bat.: 1'r'ow>lJ bee( Ritt UC 10 ·llral =:w~ltfUUUrte retm ud J ,._..,._._, up mc2l; dnua. Stir iD ~
fa)e [pa and Lbr sWr of lhc 1 C9P 'f pw ni awe taUtt md Sle:a.k saucr: tet aside. ... ~ C~ Food Cnntt ~ e91p _. ...ee Wttb ~pat PIZ'D~ iiw>
crealaS l•O ~pcs thaa •-ill fiD lht ......... ,..... .. ~ I! lO 14-incb paza pan. formin&a ......._~ ......... _ pb:za .......... d stl.l:ldin&nmoldougtaaaouud~
uuu-x lw UllC" •.um smcD:s of .1" "I'S llreceeli 0.Wen'1:ia. Top •1th bttf m~ bnxxolJ.
IWwl h«M cookinc. reetell .. and cbttse
Bed' and 8rocc:oli Pwa andudcs I -S n:'li pe'9ft. Nl 1919 ~ II drp~ OD bonom
lht uad.allOIW mozza.rrila and dda strips 0' en ract for !S to JO m.inu1es ot · ~~':;=~ 1 ~ dlldl6e4 mnzardla unulbot and~.Mab:S-4106 peppo~Tlxcom~na:bODof'"e&-.~-~~~-••_...ees~~•~~~~~SC'r'~l-ngs..~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~=-===================~============= cubb and bed makes llus bo~ · ma P1ZD appeal t0 ~en the rue
ptnOD • bo doc:5n .• '°' c pu:za.
I aqgna RoU-lps att ~
•1th cround beef mu.cd .,th spl-
glxtu saucx. basal and steak Qutt.
Wbcn combl ocd •1th neon.a
cbttsc. an ca and Pa..rmc:san
chttsc.. lhc togmhenu are rolled up
an a lasagna ooodk. .\side from
wung IJQL ... s fun LO make
L.UAG.~ ROUA'PS
....... ~kd
l (11 ••ee> jar .,.._tti satatt
•, ci-. l1ak s:amce
.., lalf•• ew ~ lni•es
I (IS 1.-e) tea•.._,. rbtta
dlftse
I ea,.t.ea&a
• .c mp crate' Pannaaa dleeR
l lasapa111illes.~
? C'tlpl ~ meuardla
~''~' In s1.1Jk1 o'er IMd:Jum-bigb
bc.aL ~Tl bed. Sllmng 10 bfea.t
up IDC2 l. drain In small bovo l mu
~ Yutt. mak sauce and
bull. sur na.l( 1M ~Utt mut~
tnlo bed In aoothC'r 00.t mu
n...~na .:o~. ca and : ~~
spoons Parmcsa n chtt:st
Omo each lasagna noodk.
s,prcadabout ~cupncona m111urc.
Top ~1th ~l 4 cup~ bed
m.At.:re and mozzardl.3 ~ 1
From o~ ~ rnd.. roll up each
noodle. mnd on end to~ ~
QI.Wt cas.serok
Pour rC1n3l1llllJ sa ua o' er noc>-
db Spnnk.k •1th rematnmg
~ ~ Bale at 35-0
degJttS for ~5 minutes or unuJ bot
.. ffEARTY •••
l'romCl .
~ ~ Kakny Jack~
I me4lam ...... d:1" e4
I ct.n p..rtic. mi.tt.I
I I.Mia-, 111 fflnabk ei.I
! C.,S Wlltt
I cu 114"1 -1' tiattSI
i.ma.--.~
1 mp ttplar ritt
., 'M'f ••• ~ C9ID..ia
Combu>t mcaL chips.. , cup of
lhc ptantc sauce. ca and ~
~bkspoons of the a W:i tro. m 1~ tg
-~u Cut cttttst mto I:! 'Hoc'I
cubrs. Di' 1dt meat mnture into 1.:.
ponions mold each pon1on
around a c~ cu~ Place an
sh.a.1Jo1' nm med bakJ ng s.bttt_ Bake
at ~ 5() dq1tts uoul brov.-m-d.. a bout
IS m1nu1cs. •
Wluk meatballs bake. sautc
onion and prhc 1n 011 1n IMgie
W llCl unlll tender .\dd •<Uer.
tomat()('S. n~. rtm.1.llllng ~ cup
ptantc sa~ a.od rumtn. Simmer
unco~atd 10 to I ~ m inutes..
• Transfer mealballi to sauce:
CO\ Cf and ~l through.. Spnnk.k
• 1 lh mnai nmg :! 1.ablespoons
~tro ~c ... lb addluonal
ptC2D(C sauct ~Ukn 4 5Cf'TTDgS.
._....,this poinL meatbra.lls ma}~
refngrra~ up to l•o days. bnng lo
room trm~turc brlore adding to
sail«
Taste chocolate
like you do wine
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OSDA Imp. llOd! llCI
4 ~~ei:Aiiie1 Soft 7-Bone Roast .or Blade
.Chuck Steak
Save .60 per lb. I
7.WIY or m=
Fresh Fryer
Drumsticks .99 ................. 499 Sliver Salm on •
·7~~&2.99
Banqu~t Frozen
~.:,"':Pies 3/SJ
SaYe .71
~,0mno-; j~~ 125
~Halibut 2.99
Bath Tissue
Bud dig
!_.~ ___ Meats 39 .......
Scmt .20 I
24 ~-Reilpbs
~teBread 55 ----Scmll:tldQ
SaYe .24 I ... Rye Bread
a ... Clla• .... . Bluebeuy Muffins
.99
129
-==--' .. ::a~ Apple Juice
~~ :1-• Chase t Sanbom
149
2.49
Ziggrs Rare avw .....
~~~ 3.98
....... A98 ~noa Salami 6te
~;,,~t Cheese3.99
Prices effective January 21 · thru January 27, 1988
----a Fuerte Avocados ,.. ... ~ Green Cabbage
~~els -9.98
Li&:Oumpagne 198
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ii-ERA Pl.JS 599
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.,. '~ ,,. 2.49
-2.00
CVS S1lES.S
RH.4l.l.A
449
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VA•UES
1~9~ .49 : ..... =..,.._ ~ 3 39
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LENS CARE
99~ 2~~£ °"" O.• ~· 3 59-3 99
•our~ ~~~ -. '.:.: ;,r 1'I!!".:. :.:.
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SKIN
CVS vrr c
299
CVS
Vil E
469
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CJl cnaHTRA TE 499
99~a °" ~ 1 3&-2 .,
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129
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Bab O'.a c.rs
Coto-: O.,ga °' ~T
a==~ TIN
CN£
BAR 166
2.1'1V.-
f.Ooll s ~ r:M'l
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l OK• AA. W C':T
0 c:e< OCA 9 .elf: aa: ::II Soet.tQ s.s:.::
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MAXI-PADS
288
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l UU 1•11• 14 lb
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Cut bttf into. I-inch cubes.. Toss
•1th Oou.r and "': lci''llOOO of the
git. Heat bonn and oil tll skillet
unul bol. Add bttf and onion: coot
until ~-ned. Sur in papnb.
Coot.. surnn1 constantly. ?
mtnutes. Stir in mnain1na salt. the
~ta. th)"lDC. pepper and rice.
Heat to bcNJ1nl,. reduce beat and
Sllllmc:r. Cook I hour or until bed
IS teodc:r. Stir Ul COl'D and zucchin.a:
CO\tt. Cook.. surring ~.
untJI zuaiuru is lmdc:r about I 5
nunuta. Makes 6 sen~
Time saving
big with small
appliances
Doo ·1 ~ ~our small applWK:n
p:.htt duste Put them to wort dotng
small JOh5 that maU cooking casJC'f
and qudn
8 1.ESDER -To ma.tr soft
bread crumbs. leaf bread mto
quarttn and bknd 2 or 3 sbas al a
u~ ~ sher of bread makes
cup son~crumbs. Stan crumbs lD
t.bc rcfngie:ra tor or frttur to me m
rttapcs or as c::uscrolr and YCltl&bk
lopptn.
-Wbcn prcpanng ~t or
pouJ~ loa'cs or meatballs.. matt
bread crumbs and combmc bqwd..
eggs and scasomogs m ooc ~
opcnuon. ~n mu the
.mntutt •1th uou.nd meat 10 a
Sie'paratc bo•l (boo·1 add tht meat
to the mnt~ tn t.bc blcndn: 11 wdl
be COmPIC' and tou&hs) . .
-'· ou can crush crackcn ·for
crumb crusu for desserts m thr
bknder .\llo• 14 squ.an graham
.:r.ac en or~ 'antlla ·~for a
cup of fine crumbs.
-~b.ktqurl •ortof~
fruu JU~~ conatntrates or dissoh· 1n g:tbun ~ "tt.1urbng them .,th
t.bc recommended amount of•'ater
ID the blender
-~ \our blender dean itself:
Fill the ronlaJntt .,, full •'11.b warm
•attr and a bnkdc1efamt. Repf.att
t.bc hd and run the motor a fC"A
SttOnds unuJ the coo tamer is dean
Then nn.sc and cit).
-L st \our blender to make
inst.ant puddsng ID seconds.. Add tht
bqutd (U"Sl. thcn tht pudding m u_
FOOD PROCESSOR -Tben·s
no nttd to bnng marpnoc or
cream cbcnc 10 room tcmpc:raturc
bcfon proccs.s.rog. Sunpl) quantt
or cube bd'6rc addLng them to the
•ort bo•l
-For uruformJ) chopped food1..
start •1th plCC'CS about tht same
sill.
-Knead bread and paslJ)
doughs 1 n ~-our food pc ocnsor ( 1f
~our 011o~· s manual rccommmch
JU.
-If ~cnJ foods tn a rtt1pr
reqwrc cbopptng. process~ foods
before •Uoocs..cuntf the d.r) QDe:j
~ not ott:dcd unut last.
TO.\STER OVDO -t:sr \OUT
toaster o'cn to tttp the fim baldl
of panc::akn or ·~files warm •htk
}ou·rc •orbng on the oat batch.
-Y ou •oo"t ha'~ LO heat up
)OUf fulka.c O\'m tf ~ou toast nuts.
coconut. and 5ttds an }OW toasur
oven at 3SO dqrftS.
BTLflavors
now in salad
Toss the fb\ on of your f.a vOl'Tk
s.tnd11o11C'b UI a s.ide-dub Wad.
BLT SALAD .aifS ............
11 dm"fy 0 I 71 t I, '1illftlt
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-.mpc , ....... 'c
la a911d bowl place ran P'ftM
and tomaton.. sprut.tk with
Parmau, blicoD ad CTOUloaL
Pour dmai .. ova Sllld. Tcm IO
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rnul{m dctour But--------------------~ C'\ anualh aoaJ is
reached • foDo• 1~
boots llb mi ~pt.
fine pnoL .\ettol on
lt m p or a r)
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oot co n fi ntd to
bomt . ho\pata i
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frttdom o f thouchL acuoa.. Mattbcr of opposne tit'1 0L"U.
bul txpc:ctS rdauomhfp to g10U far 11JOR tetlOm. .\cttnl
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profit. C>ocneRK adjllSUnt'ftl fe"atu.rcd.. rdaln lO dtcont·
mi. possibk acqUlSJUOD of lu' ~ 1icm °'Mt obJu1.
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turcd. ov learn man ''la anonboilox nX1hods. Spo1.hgb1
aJ:so on rcadrag. publuhtag. commurucauon. pos.sibdtt\ oiJOUIT~ lnsuiooddimuo .. oft.trms..~clcarof~ !'·
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sa'td ~ hfe To -JC"rn ·s \\ 1fe .. I sa" lca.""n .l.S
much a.s • .. can a.bo<.Jt i1cohoill.m
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the same for '01.. -8-\BE I~ K...\~S~ .
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They chirp."
JIAJlll.A.DUKE by Brad Anderson
Gtela at 7st was temfieo as she flushed the~
rut frOIT' wnde< ~ bed. but as soon as rt swooped up
t1le ra 1 oog she became mad. •• vaa.JlJf1'Wlg mad.
DE1'l'f1S THE MENACE
by Hank Ketcham
~ FOR BET I ER OR FOR WORSE
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..He.s stnking terror into the heart of
a tefephone sotlcitor. • ·
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by Tom K. Ryan
JUDGE PARKER -------
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flRKING OUT THE STUDENTS. REP~T
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H2rt>Or st...deots m.vcbcd 00 the
1Chooi dtslnct btadquanas. C orom
dd MM studcnrs}OmCd tbt dcmoo-
SU'at or L."O..~ an hour lattt.
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(Pleue.eSTUD&Jn"S/ A2)
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 20, 1988 25 CE:\TS
Ex-mayor faults BB ·pier.design
HB administrator def ends lost g~ble
to go ~thout insuranc.e on rebuilt pier
By P ACL AllCllIPLEY
... llOBl:llT BARKEJl ....... ,... ...
-A fonnc:r Hunungion Bcac:b rm}or
satd w ·~ -t-mbarrasscd-after the
rebUtlt · portion of the oty peer
Ration
Former White House aide
Lyn Nofziger's trial
opens./ AS
Sports
Mater Oei High's princi-
pal has some decisions to
make regarding athletics
practices.181
World
President Reagan gives
the CIA go-ahead to re-
sume airdrops to the
Contra rebels-' M
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AdW:e ~Games
Buledr\ Board
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coach
Ho,,.~Ht Cu' .\dmin1strator Paul
Coo._ said iM ·r.os.s -v.nn·1 a total
surpn~-
Defenchng 11x m~ ·s dtoslon to
a'~ lM ~ uru os.Jrcd. be saxi. -11
1iloasagambkthat 1t ma~ go do-n. but
1f 1t ,,.ouJd ha'l" 13stcd four '~ w.~
..-ocld ba' ~ bttn ahead of the ca.me. ..
C ooC StJUt'Stcd rebutldmg tM plC1'
to its ongtnal ~ mrghl be -10, n-
1 ng d tSaSltT. --
The trcac:bm>us sea lb.al c:bt'trocd
............... .._
A aa.e Iowa• ........... ._,_H at Vlctpda BHcla ta
i..,... wlme r 11lt1• .. •" .... 'haeedaJ to fend off tM
oceui wtda ........ tldamak....ut .. ..u.
First-day rail commuters arrive late . -
,
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iM ~ Coast for r-o da~'S
~ Tucscb~ v.hrn a potniuaJJ~
nuoous high ~ passed barmlcssl~.
bot tern~ ~ at thc Cit)
C ounol mttU~ as H untmgton
Beach ~OU sought to learn w. h~
thc °"" sccuon of the pn collapsed
Datn.qes v.ttt put al S42 m1Ut0n
aflrr !50 fttt of pter and thc End Cak
tumbled into thc ••uer Sunda~ rugbL ~ Ctt' Counol '\Otcd una:nt-mous~ to· dtdatt thc Storm bad
created a k>al l"~ Officuh
sale! thc dtclarauon v.111 enabk them
to sttl "eden! &00 su~ assiSlal>I..~
and loans.
TMCOWX"ll also 'otcd to ?a' up to S~.COO foc an undc:rV.'ater stiuctu~
SQt"CU11s1 10 probe for da.rnagr to the
~mas~rofthe ~
~h'or Job.n E.rskm~ ba~ dt~
cUSSJoo at Tuesda~ ·s rnttti~ on
,. hctha 10 kngthcn t.bt ..mlllSUmi
~ eee £%-MA TOil/ A2)
Laguna cliff
dwellers fight
battle with sea
l.MCE
le111
,
n'&I lagurut.a houses..
.\ ~te pauo from a bOUSt oc~t
to Clupmu·s bung suspended an
m1<blr. the arth bcnea_lb 1t ~ to
sea. and a bathroom from a ~ at
2 1 Lagunru fdl to ~ beach •1'tn ·
~\"n -~ 3W.'a~ Its J)'hngs. .\ re... fttt ou1 to sea a bunk of
roocrttt from a oow. chsmmlbcrtd
sca•'all b ' amidst ~ bruUn.
Despttt". l~ •rcck:agc. 11x ~
SUf' l\ ccJ.. bul ~said anotbC'r
un~ btgb ~ ·~ one its ·~~
T ucsda~ monuna and bomcoWDO""S
began pttpanng for tbt worst.
• OM ol the Ugum\a bomcow.-ncn
had flood ·~-PwttD wd. lnsurantt companics arr appattntl)
u.n~illl 10 Lil" the ru.l. ~ . tilltt. Chapman's netJbbor
11 ~~ Lagunna.. -~ lhc first to IC'L ~earl) ~toad.I~ afternoon Miller
bad lured a ICXkoo CTaM and an.
opttalOI' to bdp bl.lld a tern~
scaY•..U.. Parked on Lagwuta. the
~ bcmtcd roct:s "°'O &t a Ol'Dt -
-tons lD an -0 \'t'f \{iDtt's boust
and 00--n &O the ~ o( lhc bluff'.
It) tha tune .. the tide bad ~ out u~ "'8 1 runatcs from l.M Ormgr
Coun~ J.ail sysirro aJoac ,.,lb t'CSl'-
dmts. pob« md firdisbtcrs ~
~ filhoa plastlC S&Ddblp.
C"'-e •cun /ill
County considers
tobacco sales ban
fllo(• • ..-;.o
.. .-y W8ted IO bow lllOw it ...... ,. .. 1-...:---.·-···· .. ··' ~GMa ...... ... ,. cilwt.o ... eobllmcforlk
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-.... -l¥i falSf h it cM9p -Mriall illlaior iMpeetioe or poor ,. ..., . .. r-.e ded 10 people. They're
• 11 t9Cd in tnowiJ11 wt.t•s P.na __ ..
Hu.u.son Beach wun"t the only
city IO IU&f from the rav-pes of lbc
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TOBACCO SALES BAN COKSmERED ••• • •• 1"• • • 11 . . ~ ~Al
.. Eaiaa .. leues would be allowed
to ra out. and~ would be no new a.a illued.. .. Slid Doua Giltnn. a ~ Jll'GPCf1) ~t with tJie county
l'k-idea of pbasina out npreltt
ala dr'eW pn.ix from anti--smoku:'I
poup1.. both uwdc and ouwdc
county r:_vernmcnL -h'stastic ... sald Kirt Wilkes.. a
ipMeena• for the Amman Canc:er-
Sociay. ..faay link bit bdps. It's
jusa anothtt indJCator tha1 smobna 1s
09 lllie way CMIL ..
.. some men:hants wbo ICfl
t"'-'co pnldum in cowaty baildinas sn din ~ be bu.rt b) tht ban. """""-Mml immediltdy afrceted ,.ouJd
be t.si.ms.sa with shon-tmn leasn
ID counry-owllld .... ldinp 0-sucM; 1· FT opcnearilllay s.n-emon. s nz1 of lbe flare
Airpon5bc'1'M W.,.e Airport.
Sbc• said S1ICll • bu would bwt
husiMM, liDcc many peoplir buJ ~ia in airpons became Ibey are
~
.. A lot of people tdl rM they'~ quit
smokin&. c.icrpt when t.br) 0).-*
wd.
Smok.1.n& 1s not pcnn1ned tn the
atrp0n ttnn11W but man) ~
bu) etprettcs to smoke on tbclr
fti&hts.. she said. ~'h1lc smokm& 1s
banned on air fl1&hts bqJnn1na or
endJn& 1n C~fom1a. most 1.1rlines do
not enforce the ban.
Tbc ~ outlet of om.,·1
1eH...-t. titc tbt aupon shop. ii•
a • ••* • month leatt and wweuld Iba M IGK lhe ript IO ldJ IObecco
• ... lilld flldae month.
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PanDa a. lnstt for the au,,on·s
ciprcnc \'md.tnc machines, has a
lieuc olmdtna unuJ 1998-.
And it •ould be c1ecackc. before
tobacco sales disappear from COU.Dt)'·
owned propcrt). A number of~
a.ton ha\<C leases Ukndin& wclJ 1nto
the 21 Sl cm IUI)' that pennil either
~na machinn or ovcM.be-
countcr saks of tobacco produ~is.
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-1 t's all a ti b. Thr boy warned lO be
in the 'T opsJR.cby'• dub) sot.cf be bcaed.-~ said. -When RcbY
tokJ him he couldn•t. w lod toid ~ be was going tO ~ him ...
Ori the witocs.s stand before Mu-
n1ClpaJ Coun Judile R&mdJ Bostrom,
bo•cver, the~ said he did not want
10 be 1n the Tops and ~ 'aevu
requested to be indudcd.
He saJd R1lb'> adepboocd bu bo~
somctunc ~t•ccn September 1986
aod March t9r and asked bis
parents tf be couid accompan) the
aeacba and another routh to a
basketball game at t.:ClA w~
Rid>)' was a pan-ume track coach. Qrice 1n Rtgb) 's car. one of bo)s
brought a pornograpbJc mapzine
and the teacher toid him to att a
vibrator -v.brch be tdenufied as the
pink ck\ ace coofucated from R~ ·s
ho~ b) authonuo -and told b1m
tO USC IL the )OUth testified.
~l the Los ~Jn UntVtnlt)
Rt&b) took both bo) s to a locked
sto~ shed and forced the dnJd an to
oral copulauoo and raped tum. I.he
bo) testified.
Aftc:rqrd, the three wmt to lunca
and R•sb>-u.scd the \ 1brator. fondled
both bovsand 1112StC'rbatcd on the tnp
back to·~ Count')'. the youth
said.
As the boy 1at16cd. be hdd bu
(athcf-'s band. The mu sat ~t to htS
SOD ll tbt witness stand, wtuJc tbc
bo) ·s mother sat nat to Rosmblum
at the anome) 's table. Both parcnas
stared at Rigb) ~' craJ t1 mes th rough-
ou t tbc proceed I "1-
~(o~ her son took the sand. t.hc
v.oman tcsufied lhc boy dJd not want
to talk about his day with the coadl
upon ~turrung from UCL-'. and hid
from the coach •-hen they next saw
him.
-He wouldn't speak. He dosrd bJs
door and said be bad a stomach ache.
tk S&>d he coukin 't speak and be
didn·t •ilnt 10.-the ,.oman tcsufied.
\\~ w nc'lt saw. RJ&b) wtnlc
dropp10g off her W>n u scbOoL -m)
son bcg::d me not to speak to(llt&bY>
and slid 10 the bottom of the car.-
Bcfo~ that testunonr •.. anoJ.hcr
'youngster told the coun RllbY mas-
terbatcd 1n front of several members
of the Tops club while they met in
the 16.structor's locker room office.
Sc\·craJ members of the Tops -
5t' en ti fth--s;radc studtnts who toot
Judo lcs.sons from RtJbY -have
tcstJficd thev •"Cft in1uau:d Ul&o the
club by usini the teacher's vibrator in
the campus offitt. when be also
showed them pornographic mo,,cs
and mastcrbatcd ID front of them.
Despite a suttment of secrtC}' the
1Dstructor allqediy asked t.hc boys to
s1cn, u was one of the Tops who
finaJI) told htS parcnas of the allqcd
abu5C:S. and enc parcn t took those
conccms to school officW.s. who
contaetcd authonucs..
lf con \,cted of a.II of the dw'ICS of
..-hJdl he 1s accused. R1gb). the f'ather
of a 2-month-old prt and a 9-yca.r~
bo). could be s.m1en«d to 59')tan1n
pmon. Rosenblum said.
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TRAIN COMMUTERS ARRIVE LATE •••
P'romAl
•ttk because of t.hc cxpcnsc. .\
round-tnp fatt tS Sl2.60 from San
Juan CaplSlrl.00 and a.bout S 15 60
from San ClcmcnlC.
That means a "''Orker who uxs
fastralt ever) da) from San Juan
Capistrano ~111 spend $252 a month
on lhc S)Stem. and those commuung
from San Clementt wtll spend $310
each month.
··1 think it's prcm h1•"','' Pavnc said • .,. ·
The pncr tag has bttn -the one
deterrent .. for the peopk m Shaitfn-'s
officr at t: S faolmcs. she sa.Jd.
Officu.ls have defended the rates..
though. say1q Fastrak tS cheaper
th.an the rost of dnv1na. And hke Stan
Tactrr. Sqicrstrom's d1rcctor of of·
flee propcrt) management.~ h;a\e
strcucd the ··quaht) of hfe issue -
Workcn ,.,ho use the S\<Stcm arc
..more producme and ccriatnl) less
frustrated emplo)CCS.. th.an th<>st
~ho fight traffic e\t'f) da~. he wd
Tieger said latt'r hov.-c\cr. t~l
SCllentrom offioa.ls are ta1bna W1tb
Amtrak about IJ' tnl Fa.strak ndcn
spttta.I ratts..
In the mcanume. South Coast
P1au -the rctall center. Town
Center and South CO&$l Plaza V1ll•
-arc un~nt1n& the first two
v.ecks ofscf'\ Ice. Cartuon saKl
~nother frustration for ridcn from
San Juan Capa.strano -parbna -
could be soh~ in the near futu~
Cit) officials the~ arc plannina to
build a pariuna structure near the
stauon to accommodatt nders..
CLIFF DWELLERS FIGHT THE SEA •••
Prom Al
STUDENTS MARCH ON DISTRICT OFFICE ••• At about 6 p.m. Monda) a bull-
dour rumbled its "Wa) onto the beach
and bcpn pusb1n1 the rocb and
chunks of concrete debris into placx
beneath Miller's •hilt thatt-Stor\-
bousc
placmlent of the boulders.
"You can't ao pumna rods on the
beach. -Pwtiel I wd. •· 1 t sounds aood
but it Ola) actu.ally cause m.on
problem.s. -1 f tht rocks W"Ctt to break IOOSt and smash into nt1&hbonng
homes..
shop an Santa .\na. satd he bas no
rqnts about mov1n1 to the beach
from htS former home 10 San Juan
Capistrano
Prom Al
and ton down the state fb&.
Police off .an •-atcbcd the protnt
but did not gr'l out of their squad cars.
The protest wa.s O\"Cf last •ttk's
school board dca.s.ton to supPort
Supcnntrn<knl John Nicoli's plan to
~~P pnnapals at the schools..
"•coll's dccts1on. v.h1ch was ~de
public La.s1 month. vnll move Corona
del Mar pnncipaJ Dennis E'ans to
the cwpon Harbor High pnnc1pal's
slot.
Ncwpon Harl>or pnncipaJ Tom
Jacobson ,..,u become the pnnnpal at
Corona dcl Mar. The mo .. e is n-
pccted to ta.kc effect ID Jul')
A. recall effort has been Launched
aptn.s.t the 9Chooi board b) a ~
pon Harbor suppon poup cal~
Bfuc Pnck. The poup of pmenu and
adults. a~ording to Brian TbcrioL
has rcce1,ed approJ.Jmatcly SI0.000
m plcdgn. ·
The students. tradiuonally cross.-
town nvals.JOtncd fon::eson Tuesday
to e.iprcss lhctr frustrauon v.1th the
pn nopaJ swap
Mall) of the students saJd lM)' v.cn
&nlJ) about oong left out of the
dcClSJon·makma process..
Students from both 5Chools bcpn
their protests on their ho~ campus
betv.ttn momma classes. ;\ppro:ii;.-
1matcl) 200 to 300 studcnu bcpn the
protest at Corona dcl Mar Haab
before Evans asked them Lo ~tum 10
thardassn. "1thou&h many students
took Evan's ad' ice. at least 100
ttfuied &o lca'+e the campus quad
ara.
.. wc·n: scnous about thi.s and no
one 1s &ak1n1 us ~Ous.I). It's about
UrM someone dJd. •• saJd T crT} Stuhk..
17. a Corona dcl Mar Hlgh stnior
Many studcnlS said their goal •'3s
to make ICOl1 and the school boanf
revcnc the dccu1on.
... tbi.nk Lbts IS goin1 to dcfintlCI)
a&c1 the supcnntendenL-said J 7-
year-old NlilJ IUymond. another
COf'ODI dd Mar Ht&h itmor ... If "'e
Iii out like thts and Harbor H1ah 1s .nous toO. he's Sotnl to ma) be ~ lus auod about the pnoo-,._
8llt DOC e'Ya")"ODC from Corona dcl
W. ~was Upset about the swap .. , thiak u•s all for the better. \\' e
MClll a ~ -Corooa needs a ±·..... said 16-ya.r-old Brad
Oowr.
Approximately 3 mdes away at
Ne-a-port Harbor Hrah. about .00
studtnts voiced an.ier o"cr the pnoci-
pal $11\'3.p.
··we ,,,.ant to let N.cofl know bo•
angn he has aoucn us... said
Mash .\Jcundcr. JUnlOT dau pm>.
dent at Ne""-pon Harbor High.
"'\\'hen be SttS us. ma)be he will
ch.angc bis muMi .. ··
The momentum of the protest
acttkrated as :'liewpon Harbor stu-
dcn IS ma.rcbcd across the m udd) fie-id
th.at ~leS the school from the
d1stnct office.~ were c:anyma a
ba.nnc:r that said. -Hear Tbc Stu-dents..-
-we·rc followtn& ID what ~
learned fTom Marun Luther Kane. to
protcsl ID a oon\toknt wa).-wd
Sean Duston. 17. from NcW-pon
Harbor.
When the students amved at the
d1stnct ofT'ICC. a boy ctJmbcd the flq
pole and mnoved 1hc Ca.liforma O..
S1tunc 10 a t.1U 10 front of the
d1stnct offitt. a Newport Harbor
studnn heid a SllJ1 wtucb read. -Hell
o Jake Won't Go.-refemn1 to
Pnnapal Tom Jacobson. Another
student heki a -0o .. -n With Nicolr
placard as students chanted. .. We
want Jake."
Chase Wanmnaton. 17. a student
orpni:zcT form Newport Harbor. said
the students wouid su in front of the
dlSlrict o tr~ unti I icoU qrced to
talk to them.
Bd~ the carloads of students
from Corona dd Mar J01ned the , cwpon Harbor protCSltn 11 the
drstnct office. three student n:1>1cscn·
tatlYCS from ~l)Ot1 Harbor V.'Cft
1n"11cd into KOIJ's offl« for a
mttt1na.
.. He lried to cxplajn wh) (the
pnnc1pals W'C1'C swapped) and I aot a
hl tic btt OUl of ll.-said I i-ycar-old
protest O!Jlnizer Randy Farr. -1
learned a httlc btt about why they·rc
doina iL But ifs bu a littk too a.tc. -
--' school is for the 5tudcnts. 1in·1
,,.,... Farr saJd. .. And the studcnlS had
noth1na to do with this wbok ck·
CJSK>n -
Another orpJUXf 'llrho ILtaMied
lk mttti .. 1a..year.-t Grq ()m.
DC'). cxpraacd Amilar frmtrallOft.
.. I Ft the fedias that~ wt
..-ld wrnt in ~es aDd 09l ihe ot\er.
He WIS speakiJll to Id ftoonl I
busmcuhu pc»nt of view. and wic
wtT"C speakinc lO ht m in more of a
humanistK point of vtCW.-Denne)
saJd.
After the mecu~ NICOLI told
n:poncn that he suods b) his
decision
-1 ~cha-nee an leadership 1s a sood thins. The principals' d 1fTcnnt ~apply to the bcttmnent of
differrnt tebOOb. -Ntc~_oll sa1d.
~icoO Slid Tuesday's protest was
the &arJat danoe<Pa•ion OWts l)lJC
be bas seen ta bis 17 ,an as dutnct
superintftldau. And he admitted the
apcricnc:IC Im not been pleasant.
-rd have ao be a masochist ao say
rd mjoyed it." NacoU said from
inside his specJOUS wood-paneled
office. "I feel sorry for the ladies who
wort 1n this otr.<%. This is very
upsctun& for them. -
-11o"c to mah popular decisions..
but rm ~d to make unpopular
dca.s.tom.. be~
As students bqan dtspersina for
lunch. Jacobson. who .ions with
E \<ans had been called to lbe district
bcadquarun by N 1coll said be has
DOl )'fl deC1dcd •bat d.Jsctph_nat')
action to takt ap1nst lbc students
who had broken school rules by
Chapman and Miller aareed that
lbc rocks mtaht also 51\C C'bapman·s
house . .\nothcr 150 tons of boukkn
wcrr onkttd.
But as the crane's !~foot boom
began lo"'enng bouldcn for Cb.a~
man's bous.c. Purcell, who had been
on the scene all day. halted lbt proJ«t
because Chapman had failed to
obJ,aJn the ncc:csar)' ctnerltflC} •'Ork
order from the aty.
Chapman was furious.. PurcdJ sa.ad.
The v.ork order, ..-bk h ~til~r had
alread) ioncn. rt:quU"cd OKs from
t-..-o ~ the city ~r. a
city bu11du11 offJcial. the d1rector of
commun11y <tc¥elopmcnt and the
California Coastal Commission.
Purttll sa.td.
Purcell wd th.at ..,.h1k the permit
procn.s ma&ht sound like bureau-
cratac red tape. u ensured the propn
Within an hour Chapman's cmerg-
enC) permit bad been OK'dand wort
rnumed at 9 p.m. a1hn MJOer nor
Chapman •U"C able lO pui per-
mission from the Coastal Com-
m1ss1on due to the late hour. but the
C1l) ISSU~ 'the CfnCTJCftCY pnmrl
an)'Yt'a).
All throup the ruabt tbc-<Ttnc--and
1 u crew labom1 under the slow o(
porublc bpts.. Tuesda) momina
found them still at 1t af\cr ~ng a
break bctWttn 5 a.m. and 7 a..m.
Onlookers ptbcrcd apin to sec 1f
the houses would hold out throuah
another high tick. But li&ht winds P~' ailed and tht sa Sta)-ecf ~lauvcly
aJm and the houses held theu
iround.
Chapman. •ho owns a machaoc
-1t·ssomcth1n1•t',ealwa~•u~
ed to do and •-c'\e doM 1L -he said
T~> morrunc.
HtS amwu 11'-'lbt ha~c been dtf.
f cttnt lbc da) before.
-vcstcrda) (Monday) 11 was up for
sale real cheap. -Chapman said.
He has no idea ~ wha1 the rented
crane and rocks Wlll cost.
Ellie Sharp. a dtspatcber for the
cta:Mcompa_nr. Mr. Crane of Oranar.
siJa"l:Jir machiocry m\lS ror S25a ID
bo\lr for the ftnt C'l&ht hours and S300
an hour afttt t.bat ·
Sharp wd t•o lq_uruta rcsadents
ha'c called a.sJcma for the crane.
One of the next st.cps for Chapman
and Milla v.111 be to pin pnmru.100
from (he CoastaJ Comm1ss.10n and
the Lacuna Beach Cit) Council Lo kt
the rocks rcma.10.
If the OKs an not fortboomu\1-
Purcell satd. the 450 tons ofbouldcn
wtll ha\e to be ~moH.d.
El Toro jetfighter catches fire
lea\;*'& campus and slnppsng clancs BJ ca. Aaeda~ Prns the C"anop) wu rtleaK<S aboua nine f\a\ 1ptor. Cape. John Sirvcns. l I. or
to join the protest. m1IC1 W>Uth of the arr stahon undtt Los .\ngtlcs. -~not hurt. .. There·, a WJie number of students An dccmcaJ fin: broke out aboard a nda d '-_......... ·-.... <'...L snvol"ed, .. Jacob5on wd. -1 don't sta r saact) Vl"'-'""urn. MLW... Tbc spotcs-.oman wd the onp_n
want to ovcrn:act. -Manne Co-rps A-6E lnt.rudc'r on a Dtborab Brapn1nn1. It was lalCf of the firt v.-as not dctcmuned and.
Evans cx--A srmilarconcan. t.ra1nin1 ntfht Tuesday but the cn:w fe'CO\crtd. -.-u unckr tn\CS1tpttOn. .,. __ .. landed the""' safd) at the arr station -n..-....-or,. __ _ It's bttle"n"ll'ttt m the KnX t.bat )OU 1'" -• notn •-ere no •nJu• .... ,. ..... _ Tbt aircraft 1s pan of Man~ .\..11-
.can appreciatc thc support.~t onthe bttc after eJC-'C'ling the canopy. 1 to propcn~ .. Brapnmni said. Weather .\ttACt Squadron 121.
othcrband.1tpotcs1dinmarorthe spokes•omansaid. ~ptlot.lapt Ma" W1ko ).J. Manr)t Autnft G.rou:p II. Thttd
tchool adm.Jn1.straton. .. E'-.ns said. The fm Ott'W1t!d about nooa and of fallbrook and 1he bombatd.ltt-Marint l\1rcnft W1na.
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or stak ........ ht added. -11 would ~
our role lbm to be forted into
diJcipfmi111 the vay students who an
tyins ro suppon us.··
Man)' of the prolesten pledFI to
IUy th~ the day. MMM vowed
10 spt'nd t..6c """ l Fan sud the students would not be
bntsMd off b) ICOIL
.. He (N ac:oll) to&d me~ na ybocfy
out of hen. baS1Cally.-hua.1d. ""That
is not tot• to rnakc me want IO a"e more; u 15 ao•Q& to ma.U rM want to
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