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TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1988 25 CE T .
Dole bot,
but Bush
countq
next test
Gephardt narrow
winner of Iowa's
Democ rat caucus
·Slow gro·wth
petitioners
ready to file
By MIKE GLOVER ........ ,,_..,...
DES MO INES. Iowa -Re-
publican en. Bob Dole and Demo-
cratic Rep. Richard Gephardt led the
prclltdcnttal caravan into New
Hamp\hm: toda). victors in Iowa
cau(·use!t that boosted Pat Robertson
in the GOP co ntest and Jarred Vice
President George Bush.
Bu!>h. a th1rd;place finisher here.
was up earl) shaking hands at a New
Hampshire facto!) gate proclaim ing
··a ne..., day ... But Robertson said he
didn't l'XJ>CCI Bush to remain .. a
maJor lOntendcr." adding. "I do n't
think hl'\ very popular."
Gl·phardt cdebrated a narrow vic-
to r)''' er lll1no1-. Sen. Paul Simon but
third-p lace finisher Michael Dui<ak1s
wa., <>at1'>ficd with his Midwestern
returns and to ld supporters ... , hope
)Ou fed as terrific as I d o" Diane Goldberaer hUC• Coeta Meu Coun-
cilman DaTe Wheeler while her buband.
Stephen. ahake. hand of Jay Humphrey
o.11r,... ,...._"' -· ldtwem (left), after petition• with more than 7 ,000
ala(nature. •upportln& a •low-growth tn-
ld&tlTe were dellTerecl to City Hall.
85.000 signatures
to be submitted to
Registrar of Voters
By ROBERT HYNDMAN
Ol .... 0.-,.._ .....
Orange < ount) \l(l1A.--gro1A. th <HJ
''"all'' plannl·d tod.i~ to ~uhm11 111
thl· u1unt> lh·g1\t1ar of Vo tt·r., ahoul
XC. ()0() \lgnatUll'\ nn pc:llllOn'> 3\l.1ng
that an 1nrt1at1\l' lrm1t1ng dn t'lur-
mt'nl ht.· plaln l on tht· June hallot
Ru'>'> Burl.ell w-author ol thl·
prupo\t.'d 1n111Jll\ l' \a1d the pc1 11wn'
"l'rt· tu be turned 1n JI about 4 pm -
om· hour bt.·fon: thl' deadline.--at thl'
Rl'g1,trar\offiu· 1n \anta .\na amid d
cdd1ra11un h' 'olunlt'er'> "h11 or·
g.a n11l·d thl' pct111nn dn\C~
Burl.l'tt 'Wtd th" morning that thl·
group ha-. u1un1t:d JI ka\t 1<5 00()
\1gnJtUrl'' Jnd thl' tCltal tould tx
dO'>t' tu lU'J 11(1() I <1 qualrl\ tht
count'"'dl' '1n111J llH' lor thl' Jum·
h.illot o) I fl 1 \1)1.0Jt un·, mu'I tx·
fr om lUrrl·n11, rt·gl\tt"n·d <>rangl'
( uunt\ 'otl·r-.
'""IJ111 Kqtl\tfJt Ku'>.tl~ n Lt•\ l'I
'·•I •IJ\ lhJI VtO<'t Jll~ 1f3 Pl'llllOn
J• •l Jn lllll\l ~I) rt•nrnl more
"flJI I' th,1!1 J rl nl."t'dt'd tht'rt'
p1 11h.1' t, '"" h1. nougb rt'(!.l\tert'd
' i1. ., 111 q11.1h'' thl mi:a!>urt· fur"
\ Ill
11 dl'l"-'tHh 1111 ho" t ardul lhn
11~ I \Ill 11.,:.111111'1\l.lfl' .. I t'H'f i.a1d
· '"' 1 ~111u1" h,1\1 o nl) X pcrt•i:nt
11ultJ 11111 •JltJ 1 uthcr!I ha't' 15
1~·111111 \\ 11lt ~fl pcrn·nt n.trJ .
1111·1, 1\11.111. t n11u1ith l u!>hmn "
I to, ~ ·i:1,11.11 \ nllicl· ha\ up to 311
d,1 \ 1 ''"' thl \lgnalurt'~ U\l'I
\J11l rll tlh' ltJnll' lhJI are l>ubmtttt·d "'11 1" dll'l ~nl It dllt.'rm1nc 1f the "P'' r' .11\ , urrl·nth rcgt!ltcrl'd to
\ "'' .11111 .rlh I lhJI protl'S~ I'> lOm -
pld ·d thl· 'Jl1d "~nature~ "'II be
t .1 ltnl °'' propo,nJ thl' \em1blc (1m"1h
J I .t hJllll ( 111111111 ln111al1H' IA.OUld
plJcc 1··,1ri, 11111" on dnelopml'nt 1n
un1111 '' ;1111Jlnl < >rangl' Count' lo
l'n,u1 "'"' "'''n' l11r adi:quatt: road\
pol1 r Jnl.l Itri prol('('t1on . flood
tnn1111I and p.ir~ \fl:t\.t.'
I Ii 11 11at1' l' "nf'lt'C'tC'd to l'l'lel' r
"ldt 'l'fl'Jd \uppurt among Orangr
( Pleuc eee SLOW/ A2)
Ne" Hampsh1rc holds its firs1-in-
the-nat1on primal) next Tuesday.
and Dul.aq\. go' ernor 1n next-door M;w~achu~lh. 1s the leader 1n thc
polh
10...,3 \Otc~ shumcd the card<s
l'nuugh tu permit several contender'>
to dt•darr VKtory.
f hc Rl'' k'iM' fat·kson <savored his
douhle-<l1g11 Io wa' ote totals and said
hl' "3'> lool.1ng pa'it New Hampshire
for ~Uf>l'r Tue~a~. when 20 \tatc'>
hold rnntcw •. including man~ acros\
the outh
County to reconfirm developers' pacts
(1al) Han got almost no support in
lo"a and he looked to make o ne la,1 (Pleue eee IOWA/ A4)
By 808 VAN EYKEN
OllMO.-, ..........
Agrcemenl'i wtth '"' \Outh Orange
<. ount~ de,r lnpcf\ that "ould
guJranll'C Juthor11at1on for 38.000
nt:" ho mt•i. "11111.<1 before the Board of
Supcn t'ior11 for approval Wednn-
da~
.\II of the home~ haH· recer' ed
prehm1nar) .ippro' al from the coun-
t)
"We aren't appro' 1ng an) nt·"
hou\1 n~ un1t'i. ... \<ltd Peter Ht•r..h
"4.'n1111 plJnnrr "Ith the l<HJnl' f n ..
'1r11nmi:ntJI \1Jnagt'ml·nt .\gl'Ol'
'Tht· agrt'l'mt'nl' 'ltmpl~ nrnrnl thl'
lounl\ tr11m reduunl!. thl' numhcr ol
un11\ .1pprn\l'd .
fhl· propo~:d pall'> tradl' hu1ld1nl!.
guJrJntl't'' lur road dl''l'luomt•nt
munn m1l\l nl "hrch ""uld tx·
t hJnndl'd 11110 tht• lllUnl\' ~= ,,
mill ton I oothrll C trl ulat111n l'hJ\tntt
PIJn
C ounl\ <>nil tJ I<. de' t\Cd lht f oot·
hill plan IJ\I 'l·ar J'> a mC"an' 111
J\'>urtnit th.:it t•nough anerrJ I roJd'
Attorney: Morgan shot at car, not driver
By JON ATHAN VOLZKE
Ot ... o.llr ..........
Albert Carroll Morgan did a
"dangrrou'i. dumb. outrageous
thing" whl·n he fired the single sho t
that kft a 29-~ear-old motomt para-
1) t t'd. but the '1olence on the Costa
Me..a Freewa} wasn't attempted
murder. Morgan's attorney told
Juror'> Munda)
Attornn Paul Me)cr. defending
M•n •hot by motorl•t In
Tu•tln lnter..ctlon. A3
Morgan against charges of attempted
murder. assault with a deadly weapon
and firing into an 1nhab11ed vehicle.
told the panel on the first day of
Mo rga n\ trial that his client did not
intend to shoot Paul Gary Nu ssbaum.
Nu'>!tbaum remains a quadriplegic
followmR the July 18 shootin1t on the
"O >' iD
0 D ;o
I
O sruov AREA
C'o'>ta \frsa hce"a ~ r;iear 1he Oranse.
( uunt' Fairgro unds lk "1ll tt'st1f) 1n
thl· 1nal W cdnc..U:l\ 1fph} \tea II} abk.
fom1h member\ \did
"It "as a n ab\olutch dangerous
actl\tl} ... !\tner .,._.,d· "But the
l'' 1dcnrc "111 nut \how he) o nd a
real>onablc doubt . to '>uppon a
finding ufa11i:mr11ed murdt·r ..
But Mc~cr toldJUrof\ thal Mo rgan.
32. did not intend to \hoot an )Onl·. a
prl·requ1ste that mu\t bc established
be tore a JUr) rnuld n·turn a finding of
attempted murdrr He <>aid 1hc gun. a
.22-caltlxr rl'' oh a \mall t.'no ugh to
be concealt>d in J man's palm. was in
Morgan''> trud. after a l amping tnp
M organ fired thl· 'hot 1n anger and
fru'ilrat1on as ht' and o ther dnver'I
Joc:keycd for pm111un on tht• bumpcr-
to-bumpcr freewa~ filled "Ith fair.
hound motonsto;. Meyer \aid
"Mr. Morgan did a dangerou'>.
Pleue eee FREEWAY /A2)
MacAtlllUf Blvd
U5
Sunflower Ave
Victim 'smom: We can't be violent·
By JONA,THAN VOLZKE
Ol!Mo.llr .........
Regardless of the outcome o f tht· trtal tor hl r '"n '
a\~tlant. Gloria ~u~<,haum "'urc thcrt· "no 'Ulh 1htnF.
3\ J U~lll'l'
She said her ul(k'>t ho~. Ciar) n•mJtn\ ·p111md l1 kl' J
butterfl} .. to a ho,p1tal bed that tuntinuJll' rnlJtr' :11
dt·grel'S to urt ulJte ht'> bod) fluids. "htk tht' "" or't t.1 11·
faung h1i. alkgcd Jllat kcr "a 1atl tt•rm
".\nut her pl'f\On who t'au~d anothl·r hqn~ '" '" 1'
ltk one pa1nlul da' • .11 a trme. Im m \urgen 10 'urttl·r.
"o uld hJ"e to do this himself He v.uuld h,l\l 111 tx 1m1
through the same thing." Nu\sbaum ..a11.I 11u1'1tk tht.
Santa >\nJ 1.ourtruom w~re -\ltx·n ( armll \h11 g..in 1'
being tried for \hooting her son
"bt•n being put in Jarl does no t rcpl1tJl1' 11 ..
M organ alkgct.11) "ihot Nu\'lbaum 2•1 1inte 111 tht
neck a\ the t "ll JtX. l.c~ ed then' chicles for pcl\t1111n 11n 1tw
traffic-choked t ll\ld Mesa Frecwa\ lasl J uh I !I I hl
humrx 1 tu humrx·r Jrallicof"ould he: 1.11r-~'"''r\Jllt't,l'dl7"
an~wrl·J \h1rg.in "ho lirl·d "h,11 h1\ Jllurnl'\ '-I" "J'
1ntl·nded to hi.· J "arnmg 'ihot
ln,tl'JJ the '>tnglc 22-calthl·r hulk-I hit 'u-,\hJum
ru'l h1:h1nJ Ill' Ja" hl>nc and .,J11:1.h1k h\•lo " ht'> m·tl.
I h .. 1 'lug \\J\ remo ,t•d mon1h-. la1n hut rt "ould Ii\•
11111nlh'> nWll' h\·lort• ,u .... haum rl'@.J lnl·J dn \ 010\COH'O t
nl'n ht' 'rt'llh 'l "still qu<'stumahlc "h("thl·r hl\ held'
"111 , \ l r rt g.i1n the \trcngth and itrat e ul .1 m.1n "hu <1"ll'
1.111 11tJ rJth11n\ .inJ pld\C'd tt•nn" \\tlh J '•un~ 1 ral'
\u\t1!\
Ill'' !!-(II J lung "a~ tu go .. Y ul hi\ hr• thu 'xull
'u"hJunt ~t. 'Tht·r<" \fX'3~'and ,,,Ill'" '''rnt· dJ" h1-.
a1t 11uJt' I\ \Cf\ 'nod and !lomeda'" '' "'t'r' h.iJ '-v.unc "~11111~ 111,1.1\.l· J d J 1m (Jh4-•ul hi\ H'tfl\t'I' lC'rlhn "a' ..
\\1111 '\u,'>baum ..aid ht'> hrnthl·r "h11trr .1hnut th<'
\h111111n~ .inJ h1c. l.1m1h "Inti
I hl'H' 'rr~1 lh \11 lt11k tn hfr tor u' I rt·.ctl\ ,Jn I put
(Plea.e .ee V1CTlM/A2)
U5
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l•kk*•
Ferm•
Untouched Mesa
&:creage.center
of growth storm
Trenepeclftc
Proposed projec t
pose traffic th'reaJ
to many resident
L 1ma hcan' an: ht.•lom1n1t J n 1·11
do ngercd 'lfX'l tt·~ 1 n non h c 1 '''·' I\ tn.1
:.t'> hutldm~ \pmut lrnm th\ ll"'11ml
that n nct• supponl·d thrt' 1ng ·•ttrh 111
tural rntrrpnt,t·\
11·\l.1u1Jnl\ '"'' hPll'' IA.Ith " lOffi ·
h ru'll 11 K 11H11ll' .ind J I l nou-
,,, 1.111 11101 ht d \ J ll \t'ntl·r
Hut th.: mn't m JXl\tnit -and
1111r.it t111g -numht·r' arc tho~
111' ''" 1ng 1r.1llil
t 11n,uhJnt' l''t101.tlt' that one<" the
l111rr tnJ t1H dnl'l1111mcnt\ -( J,
"qi.n,111101 ,\. 'on,· Home Ran h.
\11wl f)\_·,d11rinwnt' MC"trtl Pointe
Map deplcta aeneral pla.D .tadJ area tbat hleladee foar -.jor projecta. I andov.ncr' hll'l' t.11'-'ml.'n·.l J
ca<>h crop mofl' lu rJt1'r th,111 hc.·Jn'
the\ ha\l' d1~0,<'rl-J dc,dopmt'nt
P..lanners overrule staff, OK
12-story building in project
By Jf!NNIPEll WEBER °' ............
Ovcrruhnc the •~lion of its own SLafT. the Cos&.a
MCll Plann1na Comm1ueon voled Monda)' lo keep a 12·
stor) bu11din1 1n the (Oftlrovmial Metro Po1n1c
dcvclQPmCnl nar Sou1h Coe11 .,,.,._
Cur. planners obJttled to the hclahtJ..say1nc at was no t
compallble with nort)y homes 1n nonh \. o &.a Mna. They
1uucstcd the buildina be rtdnianed as two sax-story
structum
1¥11• a .).2 vOM. commiaaioAcruaad they ,.anl.td 10 ·
kttp the hciaht bttautC It woukt pmn1t more optn ''*" on the 12 n 8CftS .._.,tel for the lttOnd phate o(
devclopm(n1.
''Ifs Rot that mudi ohn 1n1Ntton.'' omm1wont'r
£dwanl Ola.,.-tUct.
Commlllionen CC Clam and Jot EnrkJOft ~ottd
1hert' :art preS<"nth four m.1111r
unde,elopcd lot\ no rth 0 1 thl' -...i n
L>1cao l-rct'"a~. l1ank1na \ou\h l 1'J't
Plua. f<>scthcr the\ compn'4.' .1hc.1ut
~34 a rt"S of OJX'n land
To wmt:, thllt aneagc n.-prr'4.·n1'
o pportun1t 8u1 to o tht•r, that
Ol)ponun11 ~mc .. 3 thrt'at
\\ ~n IA (-OUll ~l~ Jl&ll
<"' aporatcd. rts•drnt\. c11' 0 1111.111,
anddt\elopcl")-Ca\h da1m1ni lhl'tr
proposal 1 .. bat for the cu' .. -ta' c
raucd mer tht rcma1n1n1 land
The four p1C\-c'l of propc'm h." c-
h«n the taflCt of man) stud•t"'
'"'""'Ult and ha\ (CM., lhc \lnf\U\
Jroups •mtlc 101mpott> thr1t \ 1 ion-.
ol .i suburt.n sk hnC"
Thr num~I'\ usoc1atC'd v.-111'1 thr
pn>J«t' 11\'. ...amna
If 11 kadtts of ahe ~nt and
fu1urt appro't tlw pn:>J«t 10 the
abwlutr hmtt of tlw c11 • C'umnt
FOCBI plan . the four perttl "'II
1tld • \;OmbiMJ 7 '7 m1lhon ~uart
1 ol "--ommcKi.al and oflkc \Pl'"t.
I . ~. 10. '"9ft ftt1 of
JunHFEI
WEIEI .
T n'pa 1fi '\ \1rtm mtrr ind
l.1 l.a I um\ -arr 1inl'l1'N fhcy
"'II sencnttt"\I an add111on1l 16~.260
t•H tnP' cal·h d~~ tn and OU! l'lf the
area -
fh tht' 'ear ~01 0 nearl 7'1.
1Jr\ IA.Ill M ,01n.a In and Ol.ll or the
tlrt"a ·, ':mous dt' clopmtnl'
1 hC' maffi" con,ultanlf, ""ho ma~c
1ho\C l"\ttmatn g1d thts 11 1 •••'On.t·
, a\C "'-'c!Ulno •• Rut thit 9C't'nano 1s
the i.ou~c of man~ rl·~1d~ntt' n11ht·
mare\ •
It IS •ISO the bHI\ of the Clt •• plani
10 ('lie \raffi • l' •"I the
t \ttmat('J number r tntn 10 and
tromt h propo\C'd proj«t thcClt 1
1n reut(lla the t)Cf·Ue&:;.;t C°har9n ...-,.,..,
Jn' hu1l1 t11 hJnt1k l."\pt'C1ed popu-
lat111n ~'"" lh in thl' \Outh C'Ount~
l ndl·r thl' pnigram dt-'C'IOJX'r'
mu\l ~uJran1n· tht· road funding
hl·h•rl· lhl'\ rc-u•1q• thdr bu1ld1ng
rx·•01 t'
(Pleue 9tt COUNTY/ A2)
Nati~n
A Star Wars test satellite
1s lifted into o rbit by a
Delta Rocket I A~
Coast
Fountain Valley School
District o fftc1als to dis-
cuss the possible closure
ot two schools,/ A3 "'
California
Three air routes near LAX
will be opened tor general
av1at1on pilots I AS
World
U S officials call Panama
leader's allegations ·
about Nicaragua invasion
plans a tabrrcat1on .I Al
Entertainment
Opera Pacific has a top
drawer production of
"Kismet" at the Orange
County Performing Arts
Center /A10
Index
Advkie and Games
8ul19tin Board
8uttnest
Classffled
Comlel
Death notieea
Entertalnment
Oplnk>n
Paparam
Ponc.'°lf
PubMc notteel
Sport• ......
•
~wa
t.1aAI =YOWi. accordi•to I widely
IUl'Vey by t:Ja Profnsor .,. Ill ts ·re. •a olhen believe tbat. ii ..-ct. the illiU.live would be .._.... by
..Widen wbo would chaUeriee ill
tqality in the oouns.
~ to ....,.. Irvine de-
wlapit' Mille Ray attcmpeed IA 11-.
hour bid Monday to persuade slow-
J':Owth orpnizcrs to drop the in-
itiative. RIJ..tuan&ed the petitions
no& be submitted in favor of the
ClOUDly Board of Supervitors adop1-
i1'1 lhe ini1ia1ivc as an on:linenc;e and
appoin1in1 a panel to implement its
•lnalUm,
Petition leaders rejected Ray's sug-
ICltions.
Meanwhile, individual cities in
Oranae County &1$0 are working on
· their own slow.growth initiativt's.
.In Costa Mesa. the aroup eng.inrcr-
ina the initiative proposaJ submitted
PETITIONS SUBMITTED •••
ill petitions Monday.
.. Members of Costa Mesa Residents
for Responsible Growth said they
turned 1n 10 the city clerk's office 7 ,505 sipatures, which they believe
lft cnouah to qualify the mc.asurc for
the Junt ballot The Rea.istrat's office
would require 6.304 va.lid sipatura
-reprttenting IS perunt of the
city's voters. ·
. In Irvine. the City Council will vote
toniabt on whethet to place a slow.
srowth initiative on the June ballot.
Mayor Larry A.gran said tw believes
he has the votes to plxr a measure on
the ballot without a petition drive.
In Huntinaton Beach. initiative
supporters were originally shooting
for the-June ballot. but now say they
will have to wait until November.
Geri Ortega of Huntington Beach
Tomorrow said the group needed to
submit the necessary 9,500 signatum
to the city clerk b)' Feb. I to qualify for
"
the June ballot.
T~ aroup did not do so. and
Ortcaa said the city's pro-vowth
council would not schedule a sp«ial
mcetina to place the initiative on the
June ballot. The dtadline for the
November ballot is Feb. 16. and Orieta said ber poup bu more than cnouilh ........ .., quali'*.
"Vle•re ctolna very welt People are
very positive and very optimistic
about th&$ and we're oonfidcnt it will
be passed into law," said Onep who
n.otcd that approitimately • 13.ooo
Signatures ha~e been collected.
Pctitionel'1 in Laauna Beach and
Fountain Valley also arc tartetin, the
November ballot for their slow·
growttl initiatives.
In Newpon Beach, a slow-growth
initiative already is set for a Novem-
ber vote. Si.II .,,.,,_, Gttl KIHb _,,.
coatrllMIH I• ttJ1 ,...,.,.
GROWTH ISSUE IN NORTHERN MESA •••
Prom Al
developers from $95 to $668. That
money·-which could total $97.5
million -is earmarked for traffic
improvements in north Costa Mesa.
Most of the devdopers have sub-
. m ined "wish lists" to the city.
detailina bow they would ·like to
develop their land.
The city's general plan gives the
builden a n outline for developing
' their property. setting square footage.
iround coverage and density limits.
Beyond forcing developers to stick to
· · that, Rbbinson said. city planners can
· only make sugestions.
The City Council has looked at a
document called the North Costa
Mesa Specific Plan that would allow
city planners to take a more a$-
aress1ve stance. But until that IS
approved. planners cannot point to
that as official policy and force
builders to toe a city-drawn line.
Here is a summary of the de-
velo~rs· wish lists as they presently
stand: .
Sakloka Farms
Of aJI the proposed developments.
the Sakiokas' as the most vague.
George Sakioka said that he does not
know exactly what his family will
build on the 73 acres. if tht'y will
develop the land themselves or go
into a partnership or when .work
might start.
What as tentatively proposed is a
combination ofresadentiaL retail and
office space.
Heights would range from o ne to
eigtit stories in the area. heights
Robinson said are compatible with
both the high rises to the east of South
Coast Plaza and the homes across
nearby Sunflower Avenye.
··vou must build thinp that are
compatible wi th everything around
it ... Sakioka said.
Metro Center
The tentative plan Transpacific
Devtjopment Co. has submitted to
the city includes three 12-story. two
15-story. one 20-stor) and four sax-
story buildings. Stx two to five-level
parking structures also show up on
I Projects at a glance
Sakloka P'arma
1.44 million square feet of offices
136.000 square feet of retail space
1.300 residential units
~ran•paclflc De•elopment
(Metro Ceater)
1 millton square feet of offices
Amel De•elopment
(Metro Pointe)
1.34 million square feet of offices
150.000 square fe~t of retail space
300 apartments
500-room hotel
C.J . Setentrom a Son•
(Rome Rancb)
2. 72 million square feet of offices
80.000 square feet of retail space
400-room hotel
10.000 square feet of restauran·t space
I 0.000 square-foot c hild-care center
the tentatrve proposal.
Despne the project's location in
what is considered the high-nse area
of Costa Mesa. the combination of 16
structures on 47 acres has planners
concerned.
Concerns over density has led to
numerous delays. Robmson said
planners and Transpacific are tr) 1ng
to rework the site plan to maJce the
development more palatable.
The North Costa Mesa Specific
Plan study shows that the proposed
project would not be consistent with·
an) of the general plan's major goals
and obJCCt1ves. At best. the develop-
ment -as proposed -is onl)
.. potenuall) consistent."
Metro Pointe
The Amel Co. is planning to build
this 50-acre site in three phases. the
first of which -the Cape apartments
-and twin two-story office buildings-
1s finished.
The proposed second phase is
present I~ in 1he cit~ 's planning pipe-
line. The Planning Comm1SS'ton.
overruling the stafrs recommen-
dation to split a proposed 12-story
high-rise into two six-story buildings.
decided to keep the high-rise along
with six and four-story office towers.
Arnel was ordered to come back with
a less-harsh design for two large
parking structures.
A third phase would include
another 12-story building. a 15-story
high-rise, some one to three-story
retail buildings and a S()()..room hotel.
Home Ranch
Home Ranch and Metro Pointe
have more in common than the fact
that both are west of South Coast
Plaza. Both have been the target of
citizens· groups that sued them.
stopping development. if just tem-
porarily.
Much of the concern centers on the
fact that the strip between South
Coast Drive and the San Diego
Freeway is largely undeveloped.
Bu ildings alrcad} in the area -
mostly homes and apartments -
have generally been limited to about
tw9 stories. and residents sec high-
nscs as a threat.
Nevertheless. both Amel and C.J.
Segerstrom & Sons have advanced
plans for office and retail buildings.
The first phase of the Home Ranch
project is the embattled One outh
Coast Place. to consist of 12 and 20-
stof) office towers. Grading for the
project had alread} staned when a
lawsuit brought at to a halt. Work on
the buildings is pending council
appro\'al.
Beyond the One South Coast Place
plan. Segerstrom has not submitted a
specific proposal for the bulk of the
94-acre lot. But vague plans include a
400-room hotel and restaurant space.
A child-care center and museum also
arc under consideration.
With the lowest intensity and the
most o pen space of the .four plans.
One South Coast Place is vef)
appealing 10 Cll} planners.
.. Ifs a beauttful pro)eCt. 1 don't
think an~one ~ould disagree that's
o ne of the most exciting projects
we've processed in this City . 1n th1<>
couni~ ... Robinson said
PLANNERS OK 12-STORY BUILDING ...
From Al
bnng about a repetttaon of "hat these people have
suffered .... Are the\ to be sacnficed'' Are we to bear the
brunt of this forever-:i··
Metro Pointe prOJCCI. saying the city should wa11un11l1hc
general plan rc\1ew 1s fin1shc."d. Thc."y also said that with
the recent cons1dcrat1on of One South Coast Plal·e. the>
ha' t• not had enough time to review the Metro Po inte
documents. Residents also complaine.d about the liming of the
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Police arrest slaying suspect
FREEHOLD. N.J. (AP) -A
Lakeport. Calif.. man betamc the
second person charged in the slaying
of a former San Clemente man who
was shot and killed as he pt&lled out of
his dnvewa) in December. officials
said Monday.
Albert Kershaw Jr .. 23. was ar-
rcm·d earl> Sunday at Newark l nter-
nauonal Airport before he was to
board a flight to Daytona, Fla .. to take
part in an auto race. said Monmouth
Count) Prosecutor John Kaye.
Ke~haw was being held on a
murder charge a t Monmouth County
Jait·. said Kaye. Bail was set at ~500.000 .•
. j(ershaw as the second person
arrested in the death of Earl Shoe-
maker. 50, an asbestos company
e~ccu t1 ve wt\o wa~ shot Dec. 15
outside his home in the exclusive
community of Rumson. Kaye said.
Shoemaker was transfe rred to New
Jcrsc) from San Ckmente last Janu·
ar) b> AAMl-OHI. the parent com-
pan) of his firm. ENCAPCO, a
Shrewsbuf) asbestos removal com-
pan).
COUN.TY TO SEAL AGREEMENTS ..•.
Fro m Al
One of the agreements also 1n-
tludcs funds for a segment of the
propQscd San Joaquin Hills Trans-
pona1ion Corridor. a major highway
projl'ct scheduled for construction in
the earl) 1990s.
De' clopmertt agreements are legal-
.. I wish the) would wan until the
init1a1i.ve has gone before the voters
before appro' ing all of these agree-
ments," said Tom Rogers. co-author
of the Citizens Sensible Growth and
Traffic Control lnat1a11 ve. "But of
courst• the) won't because they're
tr) 1ng to get around 1t. .. 1) binding documents which protect
builders from changes in zoning o r County~1dc in1tiauve backers say
..it her ne~ requircmcnt-s. the}' e11pcct to turn in their petitfons
. toda). "hich could place the measure ( ount~ legal otlic1als sa} the agree-• on ne11t June's primary election mcn1s would also protect bu1ldCTs ballot·
from the rfTects of a proposed
cmuns' growth control in1t1a ti ve. a Two development agreements, on~
prosrx-rt which draws bitter cnt1cism in Mission VieJO and one in Laguna
from 1nit1ati'.e sponsors who accuse Niguel, ha"e already been approved
the rnunt} of subverting the will of b) the ,board. The two agreements
the' oters. lock 1n about I 0.500 new homes.
The sn. developments covered
under the proposed agreements arc
RanchO Santa Margarita. Foothill
Can)on. Dov<.' Canyon. Bear Brand
Ranch. Marina Hills and Aliso Viejo.
Under the agrcl'ments. Rancho
Santa Margarita. Foothill Canyon
and Dove Can)'On would contribute a
total of about S 130 million toward the
Foothill plan.
The other three developments are
not part of the Foothill plan but all
wall contnbutl· funds for other road
building programs. -
nder llS proposed agreement. the
Aliso Viejo Co. would contribute up
to S35 million toward construction of
a scgmc."nt of the San Joaquin Hills
Transportation Corridor.
VICTIM, FAMILY LIVE WITH PAIN •••
From Al
at into words. what this has done to us." Nussbaum's "He misses the things we rake for granted. L1kr
fa ther. Wilbur Nussbaum. said earltt'r this year. scrat<;hing his nose when he has an nch. or putting his
"I haven't found an answer to why:· Gloria hand in his pockc."t. He can't move his hands."
Nussbaum told reporters outside the courtroom. "We Gloria Nussbaum said her son would appear in court
cannot be violent. we cannot destroy other ltves." o n Wednesday "if he 1s physically able. We might bring
Before the freeway shooting incident. Nussbaum's him rn by ambulance.''
ltfc was going very well. As she spoke. a scuffie broke o ut in the hallway as an
He had recently gamed his master's degree from USC elderly man who identifi~d himself as Morgan's father .
and had been offered a JOb by the Los Angeles Count} attempted to stop a televtsaon cameraman from filming
dumb. outrageous thing. that 1s 10 pop
a shot oul the w1ndo~ ... Mever said
"He did fire a shot out the window.
tha t's a g1' en. The question is
whether ht· had .~ clear enough
opportun1t) to fire more than a
warning shot acros\ the bow.''
among the first' actims in a firestorm
of freeway '1olence that struck
SQ,uthern California last summer. At
least two people were killed in the
ma) hem. and Morgan is the first to be
Dcpanment of Mental Health the day before the shooting. Morgan ·s depanurc from the courtroom.
the truck en1enng the fairgrounds. Instead, he now lies in the rotating bed at Rancho Los The man jumped on the cameraman. who pushed
and arrested Morgan without inc1· Amigos Hospital in Downey. His famll.Y visits him ever) him aside before two Costa Mesa police.officers -who
dent about 35 feet into the fair da). and he reads the newspaper, following Morgan's path had testified in the trial -wrestled the man from the
parking lot. The gun was found through the criminal justice system. reporter's leg.
Morgan. free on $1 00.000 bail. sat
quaetl~ beside his attornc). Dressed
in a black sweater and blue slacks. he
did not address the court. but is
eApe~ted 10 1est1f~ Thursday. Meyer
said.
Depot) D1stnct Attorne} Chris
Krahck did not addrC$$ the issu~ of
premed1a11on during his opening
statements before the jury. but
Harbor Munici pal Court Judgt' Selim
Frankhn questioned that defense at
an earlier hearing.
.. He was already mad and he pretty
well could have formulated 'the next
gux that comes h). rm going to
drill.'" Franklin said. He added the
pistol had to be cocked bt'forc firing.
possibly indicating the shooting was
not spontaneous.
Superior Court Judge Jean
Rheinheimer is presiding over
Morgan's trial. which is e11pected to
last a week.
Nussbaum. who has regained sliW.t
movement in his feet dunng rehab1li-
tat1on treatment at Rancho Los
Ami&os H.ospitaJ in Downey. was
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tried. ,
Nus~um's family attended t.he
trial, and said 11 was "difficult" to face
Morpn. but added they had faith in
Krahck.
On Monday. several police officers
an'olved 1n Morgan's arrest testified
about the shooting.
Morgan and his wife -who was
not charged in the incide.o L but sat an
the rear of the courtroom "1th
Morgan's parents -were on the
traffic-choked Costa Mesa Freewa)
when Nussbaum attempted to pass
on 1hc right.
Ofliccr Lester Gogerty. "ho was
sta11oned on the frec~a} shoulder to
pre\ent illegal passing, said he saw
Nussbaum'r; small station wagon
swerv(• from traffic and hit threl' cars
before coming to a stop.
The officer testified he found
Nussbaum h11nched over the stecnng
wheel. with a gunshot wound in his
neck.
A Marine commun1cat1ons ex pen.
C pl. Rick Armstrong, w11nesscd the
shooting from behind Morgan's
truck. and gave officers a description
of the black four·wheel-<lrive vehicle.
Officer Paul Ellis testified he saw
stufTl'tl in the front seat. the officer ··1 think "hat has upset him the most wa!> when he The cameraman later decided not 10 press ('hnrgcs as
said read a newspaper article about Morgan being out on bail," 1he ddcrl) man was escorted from the courthouse' by two
Elias said he found no evidence that Smit Nussbaum said. "Ht.• was being tonured for months. bailiffs.
Morga n had been drinking. although ~ak111g up cH'r)' day to thl' reality of what.happened. and "They're such a violent family," Gloria Nu-.sbaum
his blood-alcohol level was .10 per-Morgan ~as free. whispered. he~t.'_)'.eS bnmmang with tears.
cent. the level at which is pe~on in ·~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ('altforn1a 1s presumed too intox-1 ·
1ca tee.I 10 dn' e
Correction
An art1ck in Monda)''s ed1t1on of
the Dail) Pilot on a citizens· group
submitting petitions for a Costa Mesa
slow·~rowth 1n111ativc incorrcctl)'
1den11ficd resident Diane Goldberger
as a member of Mesa Action.
Goldberger is a member of Costa
Mr~ Citizens for Responsible
Growth. not Mesa Acuon.
Cost!\ Mesa Citizens for Respon-
sible Gro~th 1s the group that
succcssfull} fought the Costa Me..a
Cit) Co1Jncil's appro\ al of the con-
lrovcr\1al On~ South Coast Place
office pro1cct. Mc\3 Action also has
been act1v<.' an de\clopment issues as
"Cit 3\ Cit) pohttCS.
The Dail) Pilot regrets the error
Delly Piiot
Detlvery
l•Ouer•a..d
The legendary genu ine
handsewn moccasin.
Craned of oil chamois
leather uppers. a double
;
leather moccasin
mid"lsole, and rugged
vibram rubber
lug outsolc.
A vai/able in tan
and chocolate
chamois.
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don't }OU like? Call the number above and your
messaat will be tteorded. transcnbcd and de·
hvettd to the appropriate editor. -
The same 24-hour 1n1werin1 ~rvicc may be
used to record letters to the editor on •n) topic
C'ontnbutors to our lttten coh1mf\ mutt 1nclud<'
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Gentlemen's Oothin1
561 Newport Center Dri l'C
Newport Bach
Phone: 640-8310
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Spanish,. piano
lessons offered ,
at Golden West
You can learn to spuk Spanish or play the
piano a1 1wo sp<:dal classes to bt offered. starti.ft"
Thursday. at Golden West \olleae.
lniroduction to S~nish for bcginnen witf be
offered for six consecutive Thursday cvenin1s under
the dir«tion of Dan Mikels in Roogi 111 of the
Business building. The piano lessons arc offered by
GWC's Colltge for Kids program wit~ youngsters 7
to 9 meeting from 3: 15 to 4: IS pm. and children I 0 to
13 from 4: IS to 5: 15 in Room 200 of the Music
building.
for add1\1onal information and regjs1ratio n
details, call the college's Community Services
Department at 89 1-399 1.
Market semlnar slated
Dr. Loma Galbraith will speak on "How to
Survive in the Marketplace of the '90s" Thursday
when the Oranae County chapter of Women in Sales
meets at the Westin South Coast Plaza Hotel in
Costa Mesa.
The dinner is scheduled for 6:30 p.m. and the.
cost is S 18 for members and $23 for guests.
Reservations are mandatory and may be made by
calling 541 ·2001.
'Heart Day' ln Irvlne
The doctors and staff of the Irvine Family
ChiropraClll' Center. 2042 Business Center Drive,
wi ll con<tuct a "Ha\l· a Hean Day" Thursday, with
all proceed~ going to th~ Adam Wal~h Resource
Center fo r m'ii.sins children.
All office visits will be SI 0 that day on a cash
basis wi th no insurance billings. Call 476-8200 for an
appoin1ment.
Parents' course ln HB
Humana Hospital in Huntington Beach will
olTcr a fi ve-week course on parcntin~. stanin~
Thursday, from 9:30 lO 11 a.m. at the hospital. 1777 _
Beach Bl vd.
Greg Giron from the Children's Behavioral
Center of the hospital will lead the class, which will
highlight the developmental environment and
psychol<>Jical stages of development in children.
Registration is required and may be made by calling
843-5047.
Temple hosts 11enlor11
Temple Bat Yahm of Newport Beach/Irvine
will be the site of a physical fitness class for senior
citizens. starting Thursday from I 0 a.m. to nopon
under the direction of Coastline Com munity
College instructor Tina Cosmakos.
The course is open to all seniors i'n the
community. Call Karen Greenly at 494-4958 for
funhet information.
Salary session slated
Leslie Etheridge. a specialist in human re-
sources administration and compensauon. will
speak on salary negotiations at Thursday·s meeting
of the '8ah1a Chapter of Professional. Sccretancs
.International.
The event is schc<f ulcd for the Cafe Richrd
Room of the Airponer Inn in Irvine. The cost 1i. S 14
for Bahia members and $16 for non-member... and
reservation.-. ma) he ordered from Nl·ll1e
Buombcrger a1 241 -8795. ext. 254.
Trade talk l.o Mesa
Members of Women in World Trade will hear
Susan LcntL. execut1 ve director of th e World Trade
Association of Orange Count). at the group's
luncheon Thursda) at 11 :30a.m. at 1hc Hohda) Inn.
31 31 Bristol St .. Costa Mesa.
Lent£ will d1scu" plans for the construction uf a
rid Trade Center of Orange County buildins in
ta Ana. Gue!>t 11ckets to the luncheon arc S 18.
968-3868 for reservations.
• 4 p.m Irvine City Coucil, tounc1l chamber\.
In lnl' Cmr (enter. 17200 Jambore<.· Bhd.
• 7 p.m. HunUagton Btacb Union Htgb School
Di strict, district office. I 025 1 Yorktown A vc
Wednesday,Feb.10 .
• 9:30 a.m. Oruge County Board of Super·
vi•ors. hoard hearing room. Hall ofAdmin1strauon.
10 C1' tr Center PlaLa. anta Ana
• 6:30 p.m. Costa Mesa Redevelopment A1ea·
cy, counc1l l·hambcn. 77 Fair Drive.
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Orange Coast DAILY PILOT /Tuesday, Febtuary I , 1918 1't A3
Mother fights Fv school clOsure-
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By ROBD1' BARKER • \ch~·dukd a1 d1m1c• headQuanc.-1"\ 111 7· 10 8u1 \he's bt'tn go1na door to door in a nator C'lwr\ I Norton s.1d today 1hat tht·
... ...,._....., pm f hur"1a). ~1dc.-~uJk \urve) in efforts to prove that dist net hu1o hindc bud1ct <'Uts of more than
Fountain Valley School District oflirinls ( her11: Dwhyuc. who\C ~-) t'ar-old d11.t11\l prcd ictionurt 1nC'OfTet't. she said. s I nulho n {'UCh ~ t'Ur ronhc latt three )<'UT'.>
and parcnt!t urc falinga 'ihowdown tonight dttughtcr" ~-hcdulcd 10 !.tan '>I.hoot nc \I • "l'\e bl:eo pound int the pavt'ment 1n a Afi notlw1 '>hhh ol ubout S 00.000 •~1n stun
at a icncral information mcctlllg on the S<·picmbcr. \aid Mo nda) that tJi<itjil t Inc-block nrc:a," she ~id. "and found or thl· ne't \<.hoot year. Non on soa1d po~sibk do'>urc ot'1"'0 s hoot) offo.:1ul!t arc propo .. 1na to do~ r uunt:iir\ dt\trsrt chums in arou error ·· \ \dwul do'.>url' <.'Omm11tee had rel Owh) tu: said hel' i.urve)' shows lhc:re are Thl• 7 p.m. mccung at dist net heall· Valk) . hool -thl' otdeM in thl· d1\t11\I _ 01 will be_ 60 )'Oungsters who are 11 ommcnlkd du~uH' ofont> or more S<'l\ooh
Qunrte1 ~. 172 10 Ou~ St.. W\l\ l 311ed to gi ve -nnd rrc' alo~ S\.·hool a .. l'<>~t \.t \ i ng . ) l·ar\ Jr\d .).Oun1cr in th e area that's in' the "'i1h1n thl· nn1 fiH· ears. Norton said
offi crnl-i of1hc financially trap1~d d1'>tm 1 nwa,urcs. h 1untn1n Va11e> S<'l\oor.. attcndanu· r 11rullnll·n1 10 thl· d1stnct has dropptd
an opportunity to ex plain their rca'>On\ tor '>chool offi c1ali. )aid the land 101 I 11u11 houndary ··. I rum ., Pl'j ~ uf I ,,000 to the rurren t
potential du~ure~. Pun.:nh arc nrx·cll'd to t:11n Valk } ~·hool wall dl·d1<.atl·d 111 thl· There are 23 ~oun¥stcr~ between (> and cnrull111l·n1 ut ti till "'ho attend I' \t'hool\,
attend the meeting to arp_ul' thut 1hc d 1\trll't 1n 1898 I I and there arc )7 children S \t'af'I old and Norton \.i1d school~ shouldn't l.'lc' dO'iCd l>wh )'llC $tlld ollic1al\ Cltt• de( lining undl·r. \he i.:ud. Stvernl mothrr~ arr L>1s1nn ofliuuh IH.t\ l" trntnr1vt•ly uti-
1.'nrollnw nt as a rcullon 10 JllUJ'Xl'>l' dm1ng l'.l.pclt1ng. ~he nddt'd. gntl'd that u1w or hoth of the school'> be.·
A pubhl heunng on tt1c m~1 lll'r " the '>Chool!>. ~hool d1!>triCt n>mmun1cat1on~ i.'oord1· dowel 1n Junl' \hl· 11d
Beach ball?
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Orange-Riverside
counties' rail link ) . J could be on track .
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PO'>'>lblc rnmmutl"r rail link'> bl·t\.\<.'<.'n
Hl\er .. 1dt: and Ornnge ruun11es \.\ill bt• 1he
whJt:U 111 thl· ne"' '>tud~ author11cd
Munl.la) b) the Orange< ount) frampor-
w11un ( U0\01 1\l>IOn
On tbc rl'U1tn ml·ndat1on ofrumm1s:i11on < hair\.\uman l laril'e Blamer. com·
rlll\'>tOnl·r~ \llled to l'Ontnbute SI O,()()()
to'>'ard the S25.000 Mud\
f he r<.·maindt:1 ot«thl' fu nds for th<' stud)
alrl'ad) ha., hc:cn pkdged h~ the R1\C~1de
l uunt) Tram portalwn ( omm1ss1on
"I beu lml· 1nteri:!>1cd 1n tht: idea one da)
"hen I \.\a!> dn\lng on the 'fl (R1 .. ers1de)
Free"' a) ... BIJmer .,;ud "lf)oU look at thl'
traffic 1n the car pool lane. about 15
rx·rrent of 11 1'> Imm outside Orange
< ounl~ V. hat "l"re going tu look at I'> a
"·') tu gi:1 '>Unll' uf that tralTK ofT tht'
tin'"'".
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C )r JO!ll' .ind I< 1\ t'f 'uk, l•u n11n'hut lhl't I;"
no f)J'>'1'T1~t r 'l'f\11.1· .it1.r•rd1ng to 1n11{,
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gets exposure, loses job
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The _aiony of d~feat darken• a croquet buff's game when be mlsaea
the wfcllet during a match on tbennd at Newport Beach.
Rohargl' -.J td 10 urdn lo get 11me off lnr
the '>ho\.\ "'hit h I'> taped 1n < hKaglt hl'
told ht' bu" ,1rd:i111. l. httd died He u1d hl'
wa' a .. k<."d for his resignation \.\hen he
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Council sings different tune Blaze doused • . · C ~ L•d . atHBtower 1n approving a1.e 1 o move :~~~~!_ARKER
By GREG KLERKX
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lm•lll'd rntaurant lould rl;n unttl m1d-
n1ght \unda~ th ruugh Thur,Ua\ .rnJ un11I
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through I ~O a.m <''l'r~ J.t\ but SunJa\
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:i m. mt olT
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proponents and opponent"-ol tht· n -
pan .. wn .ig;11n c \prc,\Cd th,·ir 1. 11·"' on thl·
prupu..al Thom.t-.Dn.un "h11lt,n'i1l kt'I
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par~eJ 1n front 111 111, h111nr ,\I I 'i)i1.n
1 u<. I lorn \t I tw 11 u1. I.. tJ~<'n
r-. tonJa~ night. \\ J' '.th!l·d ·" " 110' • • • \ J~-,ear-old mJn n:ponl·J 1ha1
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tn lhl' ..11)( I hie~ I. 11! '-1•.1 \ IC'V.
Newport Beacb
\lrl·r1 rq-ll1rtl'd .1 t'lur~IJn at 7 I I pm
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n1•I .l\ Jllabk passenger shot by motorist
By JONATHAN VOLZKE °' ................
A motorist apparently angrrcd by a
slow-moving car 1n a Tusun inter-
section shot and cm1cally 11tjured a
pas~ngcr in the vehicle early today.
marking a return of roadway v191cncc
to Southern California.
The vrrnm. idcnuficd only as a 29-
ycar-o ld San1a Ana resident. wu a
passenger in a I 978 Oldsmobtlc
stopped at Red Hill and Walnut
avelljlcs at 2: IS a.m .. said Tus11n
poli<'c clerk Amelia Cerda.
t the red light. a t 97S yellow Ford
pickup truck with a C'lmpcr $hell
e ullcd up and stopped behind 1ht
Oldsmobilt. Cerda said. Wbtn 1hc
Int.De
Someone pried open tht window of
a 1971 Dodac Van parked in 1he (fo broek of Promtnadc ..-nd stoic it
5tcrco st.only after m1dnisht Mon·
<Say. • • • Two amolifien were ~tol~ from lk Lrunk oh Volkswqrn 8 while
tk ,·chide was parked 1n the block
of Sliver C~iH bctwun 6 p.m
f
light turned green. however. thl·
6 1dsmobilc sputtered btfore pull111~
into the intersection. she said.
The dnvcr of the Ford apparent I)
became anlry and leaned out of his
window and firtd at least 1wo shot!..
one of which J>lfSCd throuah the
trunk of the car and hit the passenger
in the center of his back.
The driver of the Oldsmobile. ali.o
unidentified by police. pulled into a
nearby shoppina ccnt~r and notified
au1horities. Cerda said.
The 1ruck. meanwhile. was last
secn spcedina south on Red H ill
A venue. Cerda said. .
The drivel' of the truck was de·
scribed as white and about 30 )tars
old with Iona blond hair and a beard.
unday and 8 a.m. Monda) .. • • • ;\ red Schwinn f\v~tPttd b1cyclc
was stolen from a home 1n the I 00
block ~1n S&rcct somcume be·
1wccn 8 a.m. and 4 p.m. Mon&! • • • rtd 1917 <'Uri lntqn car.
httnst' number 2HA V962 ..... , 'tokn
from lk 1000 btotk of Ha)"C"I t>n"c
on unday bctwun noon and m1d-
na1ht.
' \
( nd.1 ,,11J tl1' p."\\'ll@.t'r "11" dt·-
., ·11lx·J ·"a man 11hout 2' 't'•H~ old. "'"J ... lid "' I ht hloc~J\hnl hnng' mcmont'"I of
l.t!>I \Ulllll\t'r "'hl'n OlOH' than 60
repm t~·il .ht' 11t hlJJ" J\ 'wltn<.'l' ltft
al k,1\I \\\0 rx·opk tkad In (o'>HI
~k~. Paul -.;u\,h.ium "'a' fKtrt\l )tcd
~1.hcn he":!'> -.hot 1n 1lw Ml'Cl on the
trnlft1.··d 1Vkl.·d ( O'>lJ \1e..a f rC<'\.\J \
nl'Jt tht: Or:in~d ounl\ f-a1rground\
'\lhcrrC'.1rrnll \1org.in. a '\anw ''"~
roofer 1'i no"' tx·1ng trtl'U nn l hllr c.,
of atwmptt'J murJe1 "''3uh "'1th a
dcadh "cnpon. and li11na .. 1nto n
inh;ibhed 'C'hll k Morian ruuld
rttel\l' life 1n prl'on fot the Jul) l,
shooting,
• • • _\\ooian "as 1nJUft"d Sat\l,rda)
anemoon ln an ameml)tC\t "ron1arm
rol;>hcr) fhe "o man rcpontd th.at
t-O· ~"I ) on sht<'hoanls
attcmptC'd to \l\al h her purv 1n the
blCX'l or\\ alnu1 "\ cnuc
r-w.va1a.,
A 1~7.l foN ~k up wa rtpol"IC'd
tokn from a muon who ~ft 11
ncarl} S)OO ir1 ca\h and ~11,>J, ~ J\
takt'n und;.1' r11gh1 tw ni h" JUl l°)·
mob1k as 1t "''''I par~cd 1n 1wnt 111 hi\
home at 16341 M:ih11g.rn' \q ·
Lacuna Beacb
Two Los· '\ngckl' rr\rd<·nt~ \\l'll'
ro~ocd at gunpt11nt 1·J rl\ \undJ\ ,,,
Crc1.., tret't Bea1·h J.l me ' I J rrC'll '~
and Athan "lnnhrir ~ \.\t'fl' '1 tttntt
on the bc3l'h at :. .in 3 m .. , ht•n t"''
m~·n wnl l C'd up ..ind pulkJ ~'oh a '
One of the .,U,J'X'l't\ rn~ml·Jh \13tt"d
..(Jl\C.' me \OUI m\'lOl'\ •If I'll hh.1"'
)Our head · oil.. Th<' .. u,~ 1 dl"
~·nhc-d as m u...,.ular men 1n th~ n11d
2 . nl.·d on foot with s..aoo JO \J\h • • • T"'o pamhn(f>and thrt'l' men .. nng'
~)mronl' 'ma\hcd the mailho' rn
!runt ol .1 \.ln lk mardino '\' enue
home earl~ \und3) cau.-.ing an l"ll·
111.1tt·d S.I 01.1 J;im,1gl' tht' '1 um told
r ohtt' • • • \ Re~ ~er (,rand Pn' , ar <.l{'f(°') ~.1i ul·d 3t S"O<• \\ti\ rt'PQr\t'd 1.1ok n
twm an unto l t"d blue t Q 2
\kru-Je.-. Bc:-n1 'OO. D p:irl l'd O\cr
thl \.\('(.'l t'nd in thr ga rage ora Bc:-3ll)n
RJ ' humC'
Coetalleea
·\ burglar) v.as n.•ponC'd at I~ 44
pm \tonda~ in 1hr 1000 MOl.11 ot
M"1;1on Pn\ (' • • • Rc!>1dcnt~ 1n the ~00 blod of C~lc
Transient faces rape charge
"\ trantttnl tec-n er al~h ""''
raped Mond.t\ after ae"«ptlf\f, •
man' ofkr 10 shatT ht" CO"t• ~ N
mold room wnh hu.
lht I~ or-old \t um met Ool'lan
~ Vin n. .a.. al a tnn~1ent.
at u hoPP•n&C'Cntc.-nn the 2 bl k
of Harbor Boult.,,.•rdJ Set . m (or-
dcro \a1d
Tiw .-oman totd pohC't' \'1nMOn
ofkn.-J to put h<"r up fort~ ntaht at
h" m tel room at the Tatuu '""· •~
\.I tona • l Shl" ~ cpt<..-J. hut wht>n
~h<' sot then'. 1n n alleacdh
fot'C'C'd her to pcr1 rm ~mil ropulat1on
and h.a \t · m tcrcourse "''h h~m.
Cof\S('T'() \ltd.
m n rcl)c>e&n!I~ r t"J the
v.on\an to -.al'-around the 'it) v.1th
him afttrnrd. puhtt .aid The tttn~
~ -.a~ abtt to <'All pOh<'<' from a
CaJ1llac.-ckakr'\1'11p ..,,.here the ar
rt11C'd '""°" at 7 ~I p,m
• • • I "'ll pt•oplc \.\t'rr alTC\tt'd at thC'
~:H'> J<'ran ment 'tor<' at ~u1h
(. OO\t Plt11J on ~turJ.ay af'trr at-
l<'nlp11na to oh Hun rl'f unds tor
doth1na th:u h d not bt'l·n pun.ha\Cd
Ha.nttncton Beach
8uralan ~tok a S 1 :w an,v.cnnr
mad\lnc and 3 ~00 video ca\~ttr
recorder from l.l rt\tdtnC\" 1n the
I QOOO hloc\: ofOl&na Lane
Twomeas~
ban~ depoid~
l"'·o men pulled hood over t~ir
hr.id' and irabbcd a n\&ht depostta>aa
rnnta1n1n1 S300 from a man M~~
e'cning at unt) Pac-1fk la~ Of\
Brookhurst trrct 1n H"'"'"'on ~h. .
i ht VI llm lotd pt'!IC't' that 1hc ~
dtdfl't M I ~rd b lhe'y IPP'~
him from ~hind btfort jcr\tnt:lht"
black and bit.It" Nit from hat I The ran 1n t ttettCMt ol die n;:,\, Tarac• n~ \tnltft
Tht-WtPKb mn11n •• ...... u~ t
•
Qecem ber
flight tally:
~3percent
were late
WASHl.NGTON (~P) -Airline
delays l'Ole aharply II\ December,
accordina to the latest aovemment
1ta1i11ics, but a survey of travel aaents
done the same month raitet do\tbts
over how co~med air travelers may
be about punctuality.
In its latest monthly statistics on airli~ delays. the Transportation
Department reported Monday that
OM-third of the fti&hts by maJOr air
carriers arrived late in Occcmber. It
fts the laraest percentaac sin~ the
wl~n~ .beaan rcportina on-lime ~1st1cs in September.
There were 660 n1pts late at least 80 percent of the time during the
rhonth. compared with only 71 such
tilhts the previous month. Ei&hteen
(li&hts were late each time they took to lhC air during December. compa~
*'th only one in November. the
department said.
But the American Society ofTravel
.Wnts reported Monday that a
ll(tvey of 1,600 aaents durina Dccem·
beT showed only one 1n five aaents as
Oier having had a client request on-
dlile performance information when
Woking a nidlt.
....................
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->•urtftt OM.'IP ,all Ant
AIMtiOan w .. 1
Sou1hwett
A.tntnean . USAlt
h sttm
Pi.otnonl
TWA No,,,,...,
Unlttd
71.4"
74.N
73.1%
17 t.9%
.5%
N
I•• ] 17.
83.
83.
5%
3%
12.• %
The aroup said that 78 percent of
the 1.600 aaents who responded to the
survey said they had never had a
client request on-time infonnallon
when makin& reservations or order·
ina tickets.
"When asked. they said their
clients were more interested in safet)
and other matters... said AST A
spokeswoman Janet Bennett.
In the Transportation Department
survey, Pan Amencan World Air-
ways replaced American Airlines as
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eonetMfttat 1 OA (10 )
Oeltl t0.4" <m)
Aallka 9.8" (~6)
I ,SA '"" (•6)
P!Nrnont 8. 1" (81) ,,__ ____ .,.
._TW_A __ --'l.1% (~)
._U._nfl_Mo..;...-..J 5.4% (t~) ,all Am 4.9% (10)
Nonhwest 4.8" (~)
Southwest •.4" (~)
ha vin1 the best record for promptness
in December. American. which had
led the other l 3 airlines in each of the
three previous months. dropped to
fourth.
Complaints from air travelers to
the Transportation Department's
consumer affairs office rose from
3.12S in December to 3.610 in
January. The consumer complaint
statistics arc released along with the
on·time performance statistics. but
apply 10 a later month.
Final argu1nents due in Nofziger trial
\
Satellite does 'Star Wars'
misstle-tracldng practice
CAPE CANAVERAL. Aa. (AP)-
A 6.000.pound research satellite suc-
ceufull1 tracked 1 S mock Soviet
nuclear mi11iles around the alobe
today in a major test for the "Star
Wars" plan to build a miulle shield in
spa~e.
Seven sensors on the satellite and
hundreds at around stations gathered
data that could help determine if it is
feasible to build a split-second
response system in space and whether
it could distin1u1sh a real missile
from a decoy.
"We believe we had a very succes~
ful mission." said J\rmy Maj. Andy
Gri. the protnam manaacr for the
Stra ic Defense Initiative Or-
gani tiOn. 'told a news conference
today.
"We -successfully deployed all the
objects on time. and the obscrvauons
all were carried out." he said. He
added that one of the satellite's seven
sensors. an infrared ice, faHed, but
there were p systems on board.
Green said the mission ended
t~y but it will take about I 0 days to
assemble all the data from the 11tellite
and around statio"s before the dqrec
of success can be determined.
The $250 million uerciK bepn
Monday even in& with the lauach of a
two-s1aac Delta rocket from Cape
Canaveral. The entire second staae
shot into orbit more than 2SO miles
high. Within four hours. it had
deployed all 14 simulated Soviet
rocket.s and bcpn the first of 200
trackin& maneuvers like those that
would be needed for an orbitin& Star
Wars battle station.
A I Sth suborbital tar&Ct payload
was launched by 1 small rocket fired
from the Pacific Mmile Ranae at
Barkins Sands, Hawaii. Green said
this provided missile plume data that
could help develop instruments for
deleclina a hostile miHile comlna off
1 launch pad.
After the first few hours. officials
said they were elat~with results.
"We will have a suite of sensors
lookinR at IS objects over ,many
orbits. Gordon Smitb, deputy <tirec-
tor of the S111eajc Defense Initiative
Office, said at a news· conference .
"Altoacther we're very, very pleased
with the start."
The office said four of tt\t payloads
contain motors that were fired to
simulate a Soviet rocket as it climbs
off a launch pad. The 11 others played
the roles of Soviet missiles coastina
throu&h space before releasina their
multiple nuclear warheads.
Lasers. radars. optical devices and
infrared and ultraviolet sensors fol-
lowed the payloads against varyin&
backgrounds such as land. ocean.
horizon and space.
J
Bork: Kennedy Korea condemns U.S. Navy
behi nd assault patrols during Olympics
GROVE CITY. Pa. (AP)-Robert
H. B~rk came out swinJing in his first By ne Aasoclatecl Pre11
pubhc appearances since resigning WASHINGTON -North Korea today denounced a U.S. plan to conduct
froi:n the U.S. Court of Appeals. naval exercises off the South Korean coast during the Olympic Games in Seoul ~Y•.ng Sen. Edward M. Kennedy · ·d · d bl · · d · painted a nightmare of fascist re-as "int1m1 auon j\n ackma1 l." The naval exercises are es1gned as "Just a
press ion and attributed it 10 me... little overt warning" 10 North Korea against disrupt in& the Games. a Reagan
Bork said Monday niJht that his admin1stra11on officaaJ said Monda). North Korea's official Radio Pyongyang,
reJection b)' the Senate for 1 seat on monitored in Tokyo early today. said the naval exercises show that WASHINGTON (AP) -The prosecution and scheduled final arguments for tbd?o. the U.S. Supreme Court was engi-"militaristic intimidation ... by the U.S. imperialists against the Democratic
defense in r. Lyn Nofziger's tnal arc prcpann~ final Nofziger. 63. as accused of our felony counts of neered by the Massachu'"'"lts Dem"-People's Republic of Korea (has) r~achcd an e~tremely reckless stage ... arauments 1or Jurors who will decide whether the 1ormcr 1llcgall) lobb) 1ng former While House colleagues in 1982 "" .,...
presidential aide allegall) lobbied one-11me White House on behalfofWedtcch Corp. and two other clients. crat in "a long-planned and carefully AcUnd dOVernor take• over for Mecham coll~ues. Hts business partner. Mark A. Bragg. 42. 1s charged calculated assault b) a skillful pol a· & &
. The defense rested 11s case on Monda~ without w11h aiding and abetting one of the allegedly illegal ltcian ...
calhna the former Wh11e House pohucal director 10 the contacts. Each charge carncs a potenual two-year Bork addressed 2.SOO cheering
w11ncss stand. sa) ing prosecutton evidence presented no sentence and SI 0.000 fine. students at Grove Cit) College. a
need for Nof21ier's tesumony. Defense la..-.1er E Lawrence Barcella said Nofziger conscn ati"e Prcsbytenan school
U.S. D1stnct Judge Thomas A. Flannery rcfu~ to wasn't called 10 1cst1f} because "the government simply known for. a 1984 Supreme Court
dismiss an) of the charges against ofllgcr. sa} ang there d1dn ·1 present an} e' !dence th at would necessitate his decision narrowing federal inOuence
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17. "I look a1 this strictl y as an 1n1enm affair.' Mecham said.
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MANC'HEStER. N.H. (AP) -
The full force oft he 1988 pres1dent1al
campaign whirl1A1nd h11 Ne"' Hamp-
shire toda)' as Democrat Richard
Gephardt looked to tum his victory
m the Iowa caucuses into momentum
agaan\I Michael Dukak1s· big lead
here.
Republican Bob Dok turned his
a11en11on it> the Granite late as"'ell.
1A 1th a "e"' 1o"'ard making nell.t
Tue!>da~ ·s first -in-1he-n1t1on pnmal)
election more of a contest than was
On('C C\p{'Cted
Not onl) did the Kansas Re·
publi<:an win the Iowa caucuses
Monda). a new poll in New Hamp-
shire 'lhowed him moving up on
front-runner Georgl· Bush even
before the caurusc., began
Viet Pres1dcn1 Bush vowed to hit
the ground running an New Hamp-
shire to rn "l' a l'ampa1gn staggered
b) a 1h1rd plate finish 1n IOwa.
"Iowa's fir'>I. bu1 New Hamsphare's
right:· chanted Bush suppon ers at
the ashua airpon as the Republican
hopeful armed Monda) night 10
a..-.aa t "'hat turned out 10 be d1sap-
po1nting ncv.!i from the Midwest
Pai Robemon. "'ho bested Bush
fo r sclond. ·"'as "a new na11onal
leader" after lo"'a. his supporters
said.
Even as the Iowa caucu!i f'C!)ults
Ooodcd 1n. New Hampshi re cam-
paign "'orkcr-. were makmg telephone
call-; aero-;<, the state. Ir) ang to 1:1>
do..-.n the IOunda11on for a dcccn1
sho"'ing in the pnmar).
O n the Dcmocra11 c sid e.
Gephardt'!i fir!)l·placc number!) in
Iowa made ham the 1op challenger 10
Dukak1s. who has been fa vored in 1h1s
neighboring stau· ever since he
cnte rl'd the race •\1. rhc governor uf
Ma!>\achusctt"1 he had a head !>ta rt.
"Folk\. ton1gh1 "'c v.on the bronze.
Next week we go for the gold and
v.c'rc gomg to win 11:· Dukak1s told
su ppc:>rters in Des Moines. "We're
going"to begin a v.eek that 1s gomg to
shape American hmory ...
Dukak1s's New Hampshire chief
said it's down to has man and the
congressman from t. Louis.
"This 1s going to foc us the election
in New Hampshire on a couple of
people -Mike Dukak1s and Dick
Gephardt ... \aid Charle Baker.
On that. (icphardrs staff chief
agreed.
"I think the field has narrowed to
Dukakis and Gephardt. II establishes
an alternative 10 Mrtce Dukak1s for
the voters of Hew Aampshire," said
Mark Lonpbuaah.
Both Dukakis and Gephardt have
strong New Hamsphlre orpnizat1on'>
10 carry on the figh't. while former
Arizona Gov. Bruce Babbitt. who
finished a d1sappo1n11n1 fifth m Iowa.
counted on his own touah New
Ham_p:shire orpnuation 10 save his . ~and1dacy hert on Feb. 16.
Former Colorado Sen. Gary Hart.
who bartl) made a dent at all in Iowa.
vov.ed 10 prris on with h11 effort to
··1ct the people decide"' the fate of his
reborn cam~i•n. On the Rcpubhc1 n side. cheers
broke out at the Dole he1dquarten an
Manchnier H u became clear the
Senate GOP ludcr was heldtd for a
b1&win.
But Sen. Wamn Rudman. Dole's
chief blcktt 1n the tile. said Bush
v.a s11ll ahead
"Wt' Vt aou Iona WI) lO ID~ Thts IJ
101n1 to help." hc .aid.
Sen. Bob Dole Rep. lllcbard Oeplaardt
IOWA CAUCUS WINNERS ...
From Al
stand in Nev. Hampshire. Bruce
Babbitt. d1sappo1n1cd m fifth plact.
also "'as in Democratic Jeopard)
along 1Allh another fifth·place fin -
isher. Republican Pete du Pont
Gephardt. "'ho appealed to econ·
Omlc nationalism. told checnng
backers that his narrow win means
"the Democrats of Iowa del ivered an
unmistakable message: This isn'IJUSI
an election. it's a fight for Atneric\t."
Dukakas told ABC. "I feel ter-
nfic .... to come 1n here and do what I
did against two ncxt-<loor neigh·,
bors." '
Gephardt won the battle 1n the first
round for 52 Iowa delegates to the
national nomana11ng conven11on.
W11h pramcall) all precincts report·
ing. he had 20 deleptes. compared 10
17 for llhno1s Sen. Simon and 13 for
Dukak1s. Two were uncommitted
Bush. up before dawn to greet
factOf) workcn 1n Nashua. N.H .. said
he would do much better 1n next
week's primary tn New Hampshire
"'here he 1s "one of them·· -a turn on
Kansan Dole's ads in Iowa 1ha1 he
was "one of us:· And Bush, '!"ho has
an o<'eanfront home 1n Ken-
nebunkport. Maine. told reporters at
the Nashua plant in New Hampshire.
"Just get my mcssa1e out.. .. l'm one of
them .... I understand this area."
Robertson. however. interviewed
on ABC-TV's "Good Morning
America:· said when asked what
happened to Bush, "I don't think he's
very popular."
1 he former television cvinJelist
Pid that Bush has been in President
Reagan's shadow Of Popularity, "but
once that shadow bums off. I don't
think he's 1oin1 to be a m-.,or
contender:·
. Do~. the b11 winner. 111d simply.
"I'm not tak1n1 an)'thina for arant·
ed ... He was ny1na to New HamP1h1rt
where he has trailed BUJh 1n optn1on
poll.s.
Simon and Dukak11. 1nwrvifwcd
1n ~ Moinn toda)' bd'ort lea"'"' foi New Haml'ltltff. pve upbeat
aucnmcnts or their second .. nd
third-place finishes amona the
Oc:mocrat .
-11 ~as '-Cf)' clOM to • dead hett."
said 1mon on BC-TV's "Toda)"
prosram. He said ht' ,.,., apt1m1s11c
going into New Hampshire. though
he conceded Dukak1s would likel)
1A1n that pnmar). O'erall. he said. "I
think v.c ha' ca real shot at doing this
thing.''
Dole sa id Monday night's results
ga ve the ca mpaign a "whole new
focus ... but he wasn't tatldng about his
own win. He was refernng to the big
evangelical Christian turnout and
Robertson's second-place surprise at
the expense of Bush, who was
battered in the precinct caucuses that
represent the 1988 campaign's first
major test of candidate strcnath.
"TeU th~m rm comfog after
them.'' Bush said after leavi ng Iowa
early Monday night for New Hamp-
shire. "We're in fnendly temtory
here."
With 70 percent of precincts report-
ing. an incomplete count not likely to
be ad vanced. Gephardt,, had 24.136
votes for 27 percent of the Ocmo-
crat1c vote. followed by Simon at
21.403 with 24 percent and Dukakis
w11h 18.04 1 and 20.S percent. Jesse
Jackson ran fourth with 9. 773 votes
and 11 percent. ahead of Babb1t1. who
had 9 percent and 8.049 votes.
1x percent were uncommitted.
and Hart all but disappeared. recciv-
1ngJust 896 votes. less than I percent
and cd1in1 non-cand1cbte Mario
Cuomo wh<> hid 223 votes. Hart
called himself "a sprinter. who is in
the race to stay."
A m115:1~ .. dcruent in Iowa was
Tennesscd'SC:n. Alben Oorc. a critic
of Iowa ca ucu1es whose strateay is to
look for b11 wins 1n the March 8
" upcr Tuesday" pnmanes in his
native South. He had 192 votes.
On the Rtpubhcan side. wtth 98
pcrttnt of the precincu rtponina.
Dok had .0.66l votes for 37 percent
of the vote. Robtrtson had 26. 761
votes for 5 ptrttnt to ..,. ·, 20, 194,
19 ptrttnl New York Rep. Jack K~mr WU founll tritll 12,0ft votes
Ind I ptttent. whale ~ ~la·
Witt Gov. du Po.1 Md 7.999 votes,
and 7 pcrttnt. F01111itr 5«maf) of
lite Alnandtt H•• ~lln'Cd less
than I pttttttt. hav1.dropped out of
lo..-1 wtekl llO· TM mn11n1ft1
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Private air routes to ~AX approved E x -Highway Patrol officer '~
murdertria lnea ringend i
LOS ANGELES (AP)-Three air routc'i -.111
be opened for general av1a11on pilots who
complained when a path al·ro,.,controllcd a1~pan·
near Los ngelcs ln1crna11onal A1rpon was dosed
for ..afcty last )car. federal offic1al<1 ~id.
The change 1n the a1rport'<1 Terminal Control
Arca followed talk' with many av1at1on groupo; and
could serve as a protOl)pc for nationwide
application. T. llan M<?Anor. adm1n1strator of
thl· Federal A\lat1o n Adm1n1s1ration. said Mon-
da).
b) a h1&h lc,cl of near coll1s1ons between air "We v.ould be doins a d1\"4.·n Il l' w tht· pilot\
ca m cr'i and light aircraft. Mc nor said. In 1h1'> area to refer to th1\ at uon J \ a n·opcn1ng ut .\,... DIEuO ( .\PJ - ( l<"1nr
[lim1na11on of that V 1sual A1ght Rule ( V FR) !he (old) Vf R cormJor l hl' \ I I< w mdor a'> v.nll arguml.'nl~ arc c\f>C'l tl·d 'Wednl-'tdJ'
comdo1 v.as \trongl) oppased b)' somc gene ral knev. It lx-fon: 1~ nut rl."<•JX nn J ~ 111 no t he in thl· murder trial ot J fl•rnwr
3\IJllOn intern!'> . .,uch as pilots of small planes. reopened. fh1'> I'> a ne" 'l>l:ll~I ruin dfl'd "1th ( aliforn1a H 1ghv.J~ Patrol 11llH c1
"ho nled the difficult ) of cros'img the airpon's .,pec1al 0} 1ng rulcs applied 111 tt '1t ~nor \aid churgcd "llh '>lran~g a m11t111 "1
11'1mportJnt lhJt )OU 1111 keep lrua1'
l1111ningJn\ op1n1un\abl1u111 I l n<»\/
1t·, ll·m1111ng ~'l JU'l.' v.l"re near tht•
l'll<l hut "''"·'rr not there )t'I ··
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)!Jthl!11n~ 1IJ1 lrw.,\ rounng t~t' lntt'r-
'"1t• ' 111 11tJgl· road v.hcrc proi.-
' 1 ut"" 11ntt nt..I Pl·\ er killed C ara
. rho\C d1fficul11e!>werccompoundcd.b:ra pan must ha\l' J l hart ut thl·. TC \ 1n thl lfll.kp1t and PrO!>elUtOf) V.-l•fl' -.c.heduled '"
'"a'>I and com pin TC A . · I ~ P1lob u~ing the !'>IXT IJI I light Huie\ .\rl·a v.-hilc on dut)
ot the cmagcnq ordenhat raised thecc1hneof 1he ha'c thcir anl\·lull1.,1un an<l pu \1 111,11 hl(h t't'(urnt•d p rl'">ent the11 final ri•huttal '-'llnt'\\l''
TC A from 7.000 11.'ct IO 12,500 feel. too high for on. ' Tuc~a~ Jltl'rnoon v. IHl\l' te.,llm1m'
OHIO\ plant:\ Pilol\lOmplained the~ were Jamml·d m hi: "111 a9drl'\\ \.IUl'\tHJll\ Jlld Jpp:irrnl
i.,.1, .. 11 • .. n th\· night of Ol"l. 27
The Air Linc Pilots '\s'icx:1e,1Jon. however.
ObJl'Ctcd to o nl' of1hc nev. corridors bel'DU\C 11 will
require airliners to reduce pov.er and not go higher
than 2.000 fcl'l for about fo ur miles aftl'r 1akeofT. a
spokesman ~1d.
f hc routes o pcninJ next month replace a
s1nglernmdor oH:r the a1rpon that the FAA clo'>l'd
Aug. 19. 1987. 1n an emergcnq action prompted
into (·ongl'\tcd :ircas around the TC A. I . Tra IC'. 3}'0 will · n''11 1l. ll'd tii "11/' lu r~,J~·t di~rt'lxt_ncu.·' r:11\Cd during thl· Ul
Thc llC'-' lOrndor~ will be established March a ircraft .opc:rat1ng di nu lllllfl lhari i ..i 1 llJutital fl'n'il.' portion ut ( ra1& PcH·r'\ tllJI ro One UU\'Je\ d1rel·tl) O\er Los Angeles mile .. pa hour "\.1) \CO'>C uf 11mmg I\ th.ti ""'
lnterna11onJI Jnd 1hc othl·rs are cast and v.est of P1lot<1 v.1ll not ha'e to 'l'l·k Jpprmal 111 th 1ht· "on·1 hear do.,1ng .irgument) until
tl-e Jtrport mutt' from Jrt tratfa llllltrulkr' lt 11~l ,er .ill 'Wcdne~tn · \uf)\'n ur C o un lud11·
'\.1c.\nurl.'m phasi1ed that the ncv.-nonh"cst planci. '-'111 hJ''-' to h..s ,l· J '\1.,dl ( tTJn\"'Jndl'r R1thard D Hutlmon ivld JultJI\
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LOI) ANl1l:.LE<) -.\n .\rm} prt,ate "ho hcd about "h' Ill' lk\.\ into
restricted mrspaLc <J\l'r Pr('\ldcnt Reagan's ranch ha' l:x·cn fvuntl guilt~ ot
making false \latt'ml·ntc,and cc.>Uld fall' up to 10 ~l'ar'> 1n pn\lm Ralph\\ 1ll1am
M )1.'f), 33. o f r on l l.''-' I\, Wa\h . wa\ COO\ ll'led o f'"" l'UUOh ol m~1l1ng lal!>C
\talcml·n1s in a ru ling Monda~ b) l 1 <;. 01'1tnct J udgl.' Manud Jh ·al ~·ntl.'nnng
""a~ '>lhedulcd March 7 "'1)''" \-'as con' 1ctcd of I~ 1ng tu olliual\ ahuut thl·
rca\on he \tra)n.l 1nto proh1b1tcd air .. pact· on his"'') tu John \\a}nl· \1rpon
on ..\ug. 13. 1987, the: da~ the prn11..knt ""' hl·ading tu hi\ htllwp ranth north
of'ianta Barbara
Lottery mllllonaire to aid children
LO!> .\NGE.Lf:~ - ( alifornia\ m·"cst lottl.'n m11lwnam· '>J'' hl··11
donate pan ofh1!i $ 5 :!M m1ll1on "inning'> to c~tah1sh a'rnllcgl' \l holar,ti1p lund
for local school Lhildrl.'n Leandro argas. 61. al'>o '><l\! thac ., no qu1·\t1on
about rl'lmng on h1<, Ol'\I h1nhda~ 1n Jul).\. arga ... v.ho uv.n' .\nd~ ' J \hop
that mal..l.''> uni torn1'> tor( atholinchooh. v.on la\I \aturda' \ JJl I.. pot" hl.'n hi\
'>1-' numlxr~ "c:rt· p1t ked in the '>late''> .. LullO () • ..i<f' gaml· I hl· "'nn1ng
number\ '-'l'fl' 'clclll'd h\ a compuln Varga\. married tor mori· than '''H'M'
and thl· falhl·r ol lour v.111 rc·cc1\C.· $~ 11.~00 a H'ar Jlkr tJ\l'' tor ~(J \l'.tr'
Joan Colllns, ex-husband settle suit
LOS ANGELES -The bmcr d" ort.T and propcrt~ baltll' ht·t"l'en
.. L))nasty" Vl\Cn Joan Collins and e>.·hu<,hand Pe ter Holm" ll\t:r. "•th hoth
"arnng sides claiming victor). The actress settkd a 'rnl·mou' and v.l'll·
pubhcucd paning by agreeing to pa~ Holm S 180.000 and k111ng ham l..cl'P J
$40.000 sponi> car In exchange. Holm will hand over the deed to thl·•r J111nth
owned home in the south o f France and re turn per~onal belonging, ht· \till heh
"It'~ taken a lo ng ti me. but 1l appcars w be an equ1tabk \l'llkmrn1." ( oll1n\
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dosed door\. As the rnupk lcfl ttw rnunhou\c:. Holm 'houtl'd nltrr h1\ t"<-w1fr.
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Noriega. who was indicted 1n un.kr the command out of the canal
Florida for drug smuggling. did not 1ll nl· The military accused the Unit-
say in a national!) broadcast spccr h t•ll tates of trying to divide it and
Monda}' night "'hat measures might ~l·rnrc indefinite control of the Pan-
bc taken ag;unst the U . m1h1ar. ama Canal.
presence. The command 1s located 1n the
The genera l. \!oho heads Panama\ canal zone. over which the United
Defense Forces. 1s the po"' er ~h1nll ')tatc~ maintains sovereignty unul the
the government of President Enc ~l·ar 2000. Ll .S. troops would not be
Delvalle. compelled to comply with any order
About 10.000 U.S. troops mai,..l· up from Dehalle to lt"a ve.
the Southern Command. the nent' · .. We rt'jec t the Southern Command
center fo r all U .. forces in Latin ..i~ ..i m1lital) dm·ctorate or leadership
.\menca. The) ha'c about :m.tKKI tn\llk another tcmtol)." said Nor-
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Earlier Monday. the olliccr corp~ 1,I ..inuthl·r point of aggression against
the armed forces urged Deh allc 111 tht· Rl·pubhr of Panama."
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Noncga clai d U.S. authonues
indicted him use theyi'"cannot
an~ lon~er use 11 s1ons or the polic>,
oft he big suck Of at of the iron fi st. ·
In it·s comm• ·que. the military
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JERUSALEM (AP) -A Palesti-
nian tecn-aaer was shot to death in a
clash with. Israeli soldiers. and vil-
laacrs claimed a Jewish settler fatally
shot an Arab man wi th a submachine
gun. news reports said today.
The arm:y confirmed the deaths
and said 1t was investigating their
circumstances.
Latif Abu Khalil. 16. was killed by
Israeli soldiers during a protest Mon-
day night in the West Bank villaae of
Attcel. the Arab-run Palestine' Press
Scrvjcc reported.
In another West Bank village. Kafr
~ddum. a Palestinian man was
killed Monday. The news agency
identified the "ictim as Abdel Bas1t
Abdullah. 25, and quoted villagrrs as
saying he was shot by a Jewish settler.
The arm y did not say whether a
settler had been involved but it said
sccurit} fo rces were not in the area at
the lime.
The Jeru salem Post quoted wit-
nesses as saying they recognized the
assailant as a Jewish settler from
nearby Kcdum1m. They said he
drove into the village in a blue
Vo lkswagon v.an accompanied by
another man. who carried a pistol.
Witnesses told the Post the dnver
got out and opened fire with a
submachi ne gun when he en-
countered a roadblock set up to block
Arab laborers from going to work in
Israel.
An army spokeswoman said the
caSl' was turned over to police for
invcs11ga11on. The Nablus Distri ct
police spokesman was not in hrs
offi ce to pro' 1de details about the
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incident, and National Police rcfulCd
comment.
An official who answered the
·phone at the Jewish settlement. of
Kedumim said he knew nothana
about the shootina.
Army of1ic1als have $lid confronta·
ti ons between Arab protesters and the
West Bank's 6S.000 Jewish settlers
could fun her escalate tensions.
.. If there's something that worries
me very much. it's that Jewish
residents will take it upon themselves
to punish or provoke (Arab
protesters)." Maj. Gen. Am ram
Mitzna. the West Bank's army com-
mander. told Israel radio. "Ifs \he
most dangerous thing in the field
today."
According to U.N. figures. SI
Palestinums ha ve died at the hands of
Israelis. most shot by soldiers. since
disturbances began in the occupied
West Bank and Gaza Strip on Dec. 8.
Meanwilc. U.S. envoy Richard
Murph) amved today for talks with
Israeli leaders on how to stan I' ~ace
process with the Arabs.
Israel Radio reponed Pnme Minis~
tcr Yitzhak Shamir rejected Foreign
Minister Shimon Peres' suggestion
that the two meet Joi ntly with
Murph). "'ho am'ed from Cairo
after "is11s 10 Syna and Saudi Arabia.
Bernard Mills. the Bnt1sh director
of the U.N. Relief and Works Aaency
in the Gaza Strip. claimed Monday
that soldiers on Sunday beat lyad
Mohammed Aql. 15. who was later
found dead. and Aql's cousin. who
suffered a broken arm.
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What goes around
comes around,
even in Laguna
What's this?
Rumors are circulating that the Laguna Beach l it)
Council has gotten so heavy-handed that a group of
merchants 1s launching a recall~
Believe 1l or not. the Laguna Beach council is accused of
ir:a~ringing on the personal property rights of some of its
c1uzens.
Can this be the same elected cit y officials who have
fought developments to standstills. then bought the land for a
greenbelt so developers wouldn·t destroy the quaint village
atmosphere of the Art Colo ny? Is this the same go vernment
that declared its town a nuclear-free 2one and is second onl) to
Irvine in its dedication to slow growth to preserve the quality
oflife in the town? The sam e council that is made up of steely
Democrats in a Republican-contro lled county?
It can·t be.
But as strange as it sounds. that's the situation according
to Cayenne Bird.
Bird does the talking for a group of 10 business peo ple
who ha e refused to be identified until there's enough support
to launch the recall. 1
They say they·re afraid that iftheir names become public.
the city's code enforcement officers will launch a blitzkrieg of
reprisals.
Reprisals? Not an Laguna Beach -a town renowned fo r
embracing the desires and rights of its c1t1zens no matter ho"
offbeat the cause seem s.
The Laguna I 0 conte nd that pri vatc property rights arc at
the hean of their complaint and that cit) officials sho uld not
d1£tatc aj"IU1t-perso n can d o with his. or her. propcn).
The recall rumo r -it's really JU St a rumor until there·s a
peuuon and ~omethang mo re than a shadow group -
surface.dafter Bard lost a fight with the cit)'. She wanted to put
a clothing rack outside her sto re on South Coast Highway.
You know the ro utine. The weather 1s nice. People a re out
for walks and window sho pping. A s1de"'alk d1spla) of
merchandise m ight JU St generate some extra sales.
It's the free enterprise system at wo rk.
But city officials don't sec It that way.
There's a law a~inst outside displa)s 1n Laguna Bea L"h.
and the C 1ty Council wo uldn·t let Bird have her wa~.
Then there's that damed sign ordinance.
Some merchants take exccpt10n to the restnctions. The)
thank the council members are trying to impose their per o nal
taste on merc hants who JUSl wa nt to earn a good li ving.
These arc strange goings on. even for Laguna Beach.
Thcre·s e"cn the c hance tha t the recall rumor could
detract from the fight to sto p de e lo pme nt an Inane Can) on
That's a hotl ) debated is.sue where man) Laguna Beach
citizens. with the so metimes not-too-silent support of council
members. want to tell The trv1ne Co what 1t can and can't do
with its land.
What goes aro und comes around. c' t.•n in Laguna Beach.
Regulation of toxics
( aliforn1a's Departmen t of Hl·alt h and Wdfarc ,., raught
an the m1ddk on Propoc;1tion ti5-a' o ter appro' eJ 1n111a1" l'
aimed at rontrolling thl' potcnt1all ) harmful 1ngrcd1cn1., U \l'U
b\ bus1m·s and IO \lr "astcs created tn industn .
· ... Tom~ am nl·r. the u ndersccreta~ of th~ stall' ~kalth
and Wclfa r<.' ~gl·nr~ "ho 1s n:spons1ble for drafting mmt t~f
thl' state's Prupos1t1on 65 rules. is not doing m ut.·h to dar1f\
the s1tua1 1011 in ad' am'l' of Feb. 27 (\'hen the final regulation'>
arc to be 1s'>u<.·d). Warriner used the folio" 1ng rnnfu<,ing
anguagl· to dcscrihl· the rl·gutnm:msill"sv.~orkmg on· .. O n an
antcnm basis \H' can rl·I ~ on the C\ISllng ta le and ll·dnal
regulau ons tu establ1 h the sta ndards ... ''c arc putting
togethe r a regulation "h1ch "'" fTesh out as much ac; ''c can
thO'il' standards The obJCCt of the e 'crcisc is ... to dra'' a hnl'.
so that people "ill t..no" "hen a (gl·nenc substa nCl' or
produrt) comphl'S "'th them and "'hen no t. and that 1'>
important not uni~ 10 andust ~ but 1t 1s 1m portan1 10 l'lllll'n'
"ho might \\ant to cnforn· this propos1tton."
.. When Go'. Deukm~Jia n. in rhe state's first respOOSl' to
Propos1t1 on 65. put onl) ~9 chemicals on the dangerou\
substances list. the en' 1ronmcntahsts \.\Cnt to court and
succeed an C\pand1ng the llSl . >\nd it's a good bet the court.,
won't le t the talc hide tx.·hand federal practices to o pt out ol
enfo rcing a measure approved by California \Otcrs.
... Despite Wanncr's aninit)" for dbfuscat1on. he apJ)l'ar'
to be taking his Job seriously. aiming a t pro"iding definitl\e
standards for ind ustf) "hale giving thl' pubJic solid assurancl''
of protecti on Loag Be.cl• Press· Telegram
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Death of David Gaines
The name of the gaml' ma} no t be familiar. b~t Da' 1d
Gaines was onl' Californian \.\ho reall) made a difference.
When he fou ndcd the Mono Lake Comm i uee 10 year ago. fc"
people had cH~r heard of that remote. saline bod) o f water in
the eastern 1crra. and pract1call} no o ne seemed to care that
11 had long ancc been lated to be drained off to sef\ e the
growing thirst of Lo i\ngclcs
But G aanell cared and ran.·d dcepl}. campa1gn1ng
tireless!). first too' crcomc the andifTeren~ oflocal ~s1dcnl!>
and then to draw the attc nt1on of the nattonat media to the
.irange beauty nnd it vital importance to the tens of
thousanJsofb1rds that nc~t thcrc.cvcry year. In the pr~css. he
manaacd w turn the prcsen•at1o n of Mo~o Lake into an
environmental au~ cclebre and the lake Itself into a most
im~robablc toum t attraction: 'D• M-4•11• Btt
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Orange Coast DAILY PILOT /Tuesday, February 9, t988 * A.,
"Democrat would be~Jven first rrack a t t/J enewhome • and those whnlo t
thelrllome would be asked to m ow.•to RJversldeandllveon welfare.··
When slow growth became
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arson
deplorable"
To the Editor
Thl bo.ird of d1rC'C't :s of th,,
ln~11 1ut1· lor Rehg1on and Wholcnes,,
JI lht" \thool ol Theolog). Clare·
mun1 Jl·plorc' 1he re<:-ent fi rt' bom~
1ng nl thl· T1.·mplc lkth T1kvah 111
~ ull~ r1llll I
V. l' drl' 1.lln' 1n1.cd that wholen~S
fur u\ Jll "111 cumt" onl~ "hen pl"fSOl\J
11'1. 1n pc.·J\C "1th each other and
.,.. ht n lhl nghl\ of all to "'<' in safety
Jrt' rl 'Pl°\ tl'J Thl' ant1-Sem111sm
rdl, tcJ in th1~ abominable act i'
lk.11 . 1n 11ppo\lllOn 10 such goals.
\ !hough Rdbb1 Ha1m Asa or
il·m rk Rl·1h 111>.\ah 1s a former
llll'n11'x r of 11ur board. our concC'm is-
m111 h h1t1.i1k1 than his. -or our,
p. r,11nJ I tntl'rl">I "e art appalled,,
th,11 Juring this ume when ~
rl·nt. mlx·r till' lcgaq of Mamn
I u'IH·r "mg lhl're art' st ti I those who
" 11;IJ J1' 1Jl IX'r\Ons rather than
lllllh thl'lll
II 'E" TO!': MALONY
,. C'ha1 rm an chic even the slow got going "O\"RDCLINJ.:.L0~
' Initiative . -Even some of the supervisors h ave ,
jumped on the bandwagon with a plan won t stop ·,
There wa'i a lime no1 w 'e~ long
ago "lll'n ·,10 ... -gro"1h ad' oca lC')
"ere 1hough1 of an the same collect1\C
breath as pul}gam1s1~. rh1ld abusers
and l FO enthu,aasl\
fhl' ~lo"·gro"th camp "as thl'
\Otal m1non t'. culllsts and e\·
trcnmt<> "ho fti comfon.abh into th<'
S<Jml' "l'lrd package as · L~ndon
LaRouthc T1ml)th\ Lear> and f ,an Mer ham · ·
fhl·~ "l'rl' the \Uri of ~opk "'h<1
rootl'd fur 1hc < hprcr\ "'hl'n thl·
"orld\ tx·,t haskl·thall tl·am "J'>
alrl·ad' an lo"' r T hl' l>.1nd "'ho ''uulJ
Y.Jt,lh .1 PA~ spn aal 11n d11lph1n\
"hl·n "\loonlaghtang" "a" on Thl·
'>Ort "ho " ( uld '~nd \aturdJ'
morning \IO'>hing th rough thl' r'eed·.,
and mud 111 tl.e l pix·r 'l'" ix1n BJ '
loot..ang lcH a k.l\t tnn ur '>Orne othl·r
cndangt:rcd h1rd
Losers.
Then som<'lhang happened
"Aa}bc 11 \\3\ JU'>t on<' 100 man'
office towe rs Ma~bl-tt "as JUSI one
tOQ mam tr.tffic 'inarf\ \1a,tx· the
moon w:)!> 1n these' cnlh hou\c "h11
knO\.\~
But suddl'nl~. slo" gro" 1h tx·1. Jml'
chic '\;o quicker wuld ~ou ~a~
Donald Lc•O} Brl'n than people
tx·gan li ning UQ to help pu t the hral>.e\
10 hou')ang de' l'lopmcnt'i. ollicl' pro·
Jl'CIS and rt•so>n J1.·<.t1na11ons
h rs1 c:l m1.• lhl' l'ns1bk Gro,qh
anJ frallil lr11tiall't.'. "'h1ch 1\ sort ol
a <.IO"'·grov.lh Pro posatJ on 13 l(1r
Orange ( ounl~ One '>Ur'l'~ 1n-
J 1catcJ th.ii 1f thl' 1n111a11,c mal>.1.'') 11
onto thl' ballot morl· than 80 peflcnl
of the 'Qler' "111 \uppon II
Then Supep l\or G.iJd1 \ asque1
,1nnounn·J he 11><.l "a'i on the slo"·
grtrn1h b:1ndw:11wn He wunttii
C\l'f\Onl l'\Pl'UJlh thll\l' \ llll'r'> 1lUI
thcrl' 111 l>.nu" 1ha1 hl' had 1he
coun1' \ tinl"•I "ort..1ng on a bold.
ne'' \lo" -grn" lh plJn Ht• s;i1d at
m1ghl JPJX'Jr on thl· hall nt a\ Jn
Jll1.'I llJll\ l' Ill thl' IOlllJll\ l'
\ fc " da" later HJrrtl'll "u:dcr
niuld lOnlJin hcr~elf . no longl·r
ThJ1 ·, right. \hl· 1110 has 101nl'd 1h1.•
\lu"·!:W" 1h frl'nl\ Jnd had hero" n
prnpoc,al \l luall~ 11 "JS a m1n1m.il
Jn1t1un1 111 UCdll\ l' lh1nk1ng on
\\ llJa·, p.1n \\ hJI \he hap did v.a'
\Uggl'\I thJI lh1.· u1unl\ consider a
,1cm-gro" th ml'3\Ufl' 1ha1 "a\ n.·r<'nt·
h mJJl· la" 1n < Jrl\haJ
\u~r' 1\11r l>lln Roth of lOUl"\e
hJ' Jlrealh m.tde htm\elt clear b'
cumpJnng thl' 'lll"·!HO"lh aJ-' O\.JlC'> tn u1mmunl\t\ ~nd in I ~IS!\
lhl'rl'·, no turnans. t'iad.. from a
''·''l'm1.·n1 ltt..l· thJt \1•rl' Don. \OU0 rc nul uf \I\ k .
Hut lhl'rl'' pknl' 111 mom Jnd
pknt' 111 1inw lor l>lhl'r\ In IJl't tht'
')lov.-(1ru"1h -\flair\ Dl·si.. al lhl"
DJ11\ 111101 h,1, rnrnth rl"Cl'I\ eJ a
\llUpk uf pr11~1<..1I \\(lnh\ Of at1cn-
l10n
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Th1 .. 11nl' lllnll'' frtim lanl' "Bamh1"
Dtw ol l.igun.i lkalh Shr \uggcst\
1h~11 hu1l dt'r' n\11 he allo.,..ed 10
u111,1ru\ 1 more than \.000 home'>
l'Jdl \1.·.ir .. and thl'll 11nh 11 thl'' agrcl'
111 l>..n11d. dm1. n In tlfl(J hornl'\ and
rl'\torr lhl· .1rl·.1 J' J "tlJltk prc'>t'r,1.·
or J f r"lx't' l!lllt UIUP•l' lkmmrJl' \.\llUIJ he gl\l'.'n lir<.t
l°f.tlk JI thl' IW" humn and tho~
v.h11 11\\I lhl'lf h1>m1.·, v.nuh.I he a<.l..t•d
hi m\l\\ 111 Rl\C1\1Jc and lt'1.' 11n
"di.in· un11I 1ndu,1n mt)\cs to 1hc.-
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be ing drafted h~ a HX l>.C'I sncnt"l
notxxh has heard of It 1<, 1m1
compll1.atl·d 10 e\plain wh1lh ·~the
\l.hOll' po1n1. Sobod~ undt>rstands at
l'\Cepl 1hc sc11·nt1st. The 1n111a11H· 1s
to tx· anfulh designed to ha'c no
efftTI on 1r,1nic or gru" th But 1t lool..!i
1mprn\l\l'
• The BrucC' 'l'standc \temonal
ln111at1~<' It's a s1ra1ght·fol"ard
propo~I from the fo rmer supC'r' l\or
Form a comm111ee "h<'n the ltlm·
m111n· Jrafts 1t!'> rcpon. g1\(' 11 tht'
!Wmc a11en11on and cons1derat1on ul a
Grand Ju~ rcpon Ignore.' at
• Tht' \1art.. Baldassart' lna11at1'<'
Baldassare. L C I\ noted profe,\Or
and 'IUn c~ lJl>.C'r. l..no"'~ ho" Orangt'
{ nunt' feel~ H1."ll t.:11>.e a ~une' .ind
1hcn ll~ll us "hat \lot' "ant to do
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Ciel riJ 111 Jll Ii'<' 'upc.·n 1<><lr' and pul
Don RH·n Don i...011 Ht'nr'
~·g1.•r\trom and 1 "'o uth<'r hu1ldc.-r<. ot
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aix1ll>g11l' Thi~ onl· 1~ minr
RefMl' Jppnn 1ng an' Jdd1t111nJI
dl'' l'lnr mcnt. ,ill ti\(' 'U JX'n l\11r'
mu\l 11141\l' In \11\\111n \ ll'Jl• anJ tr.
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an' roJJ 11 J111.·,n·1 mat11·1
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w J lie J c.-t1.'l tor JnJ a'l ed 11 traffic 1\
JI Jn a, u·p1ahk le' d "hen J
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editor for n e..Dv/J Pilot
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inves~lgationofAIDS virus
Conference where r esearc h er would
have h ad to a nswer claims canceled
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confercn1r 1hJI "ould h;n't' forn-d
thl• lOU 11r' ' premier .\IDS re·
se.irlhl·r to u1nlfl10t d a1ms that lht.·
'1rus he tia\ 1Jl•n11tied a<; the cauo;c nl
the lcth;1I J1'>(.'J'1.' might not be the
cauSt' at Jll l)r R·Jbl·rt (1Jllo 1he "lar <;Cum11'1
at the....., 1t111nJI ln\lltUtt'' of Health. 1\
the ma1 "ho p1nptl1n1eJ lhe humJn
1mmun,xkfiul'nl' 'lfu\I HI\ )as th<" cau~ .. r \II>" i.;1nll. t.all o'<, d1!i·
co,en the "'Ill "hllh "on1rol<i tht•
largc'i share ol 1ht• ml'm'' for .\ 1 D'\ rc~arch . hJ' drnal·d fund" 10 \C1C'n·
ust "'1th other 1de.t' t'' en though
the~ hJ, <.' published their 1h1.•on<.'\ 1n
ltSp«tcd Jl!Urn.11!1 Fo~mo'>t anwng thl.' rc<;(•an. her\
with a frc\h point of' 1c" 1\ Dr Pc1cr Ducs~rg of 1hr l n1H'r>ll~ t" <ah-
(om1a at lkrkek' .\ mcmhcr ot thr
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with tflc fam1h of rt•tro' 1tu<;e>'i I<.'
which HIV belongs Ht• <.lud1cd th<'
vin.i in (iallo·s ov. n lnhorattH'\ undt'f
a prcsua1ous ftllo.,..,h1p Jn\t ~on·
cluckd that it did ntll m«1 th<'
standardcntt'na for a J1\Ca'<'~l1.Nntt
qicnt.
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Or) in an arttdt an the mt'd1cal ioumal
antitr Rntll"Ch La'i Marth .\<. ~el
thnT ha.s bttn no offictal rtspon~
ftom Callo. 1l'C cduor <>f ('an~t
R~rt'h. Dr ~tet Mac<i«. ,.,
aarptlted ll the $lie!\("( from Gallo
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m.tn o '1 the '>tn-ct 1ntcn 1e" .. sect1
v.a' hl'.t' 1h 11llcd to" a rd "nO!
gru"th" ' 11h a 1~p1l"al commrnt C?l
rnmplaint being one of congestc.-<l
traffic cond1110n) Hopeful!~ thow
pcopk don'11h1ni.. the traffic "' ill JU4it
dn up and go a"a' 1f the~ \Otl· in tht
aflirmall'<' (or no growth
Qu11e th<' contra~. fof an'>tancc:. Hl
Ir' tnc "<' ha'<' more pC'OPk dunnJ
tht' d3' than a1 night. due to our high
e;-mplll\mfnt p1\ture. hn" do thC'sc
ix·opk 1h1ni.. the~ "ort..C'rs are going
tu lommutt· tu and from "ort.. 1f no1
b' lar
.\nd I "''"h thc'>t" pC'opk "ould ta!(&.
a l ll\\C'r look .u '\an 0 1t"go nu g.ro" 01
"'3'> '0l<'C in dov.n ther<' and thl-
rnuh l'> that 11 ., d1ffil ult 1f no1
1mP<""hlc tn -.ell a horn<' Due to no
t:rn" th -no bu1tdintt. the a' a1laNc
humn ha' e bttn pnced complc1eb
11u1 ,,f iht· mJrl>.<'t and th<' real e'ila
ix·opll Jr<' sufT<"nng ht..e 11.1 <all 1n ('
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tx11h d1 rec11on~. that's "hat k<'t'pc, l~
~k"'I.. 111.·t..mg ""~) hour after hnQr
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, ;in 'll'" this as on<' ~" 1ng nf th.al
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.inJ hJ," rvom dcali. that will all~
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mo'il of thC' \<'S!>ton ;u traders "l"rC' said .o ~
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Cea.terstageslarish 'Kismet'
over your basic boy-mtttJ.tirt
story w1tb the e>pultnt ~ndor of
ancient 8qhdad, cmbelhsil 1l with
l<lv1sh costumes and enrich it with a "1. o of supcnor Sl~nf voices and > u have Opera Pacific s production
o "Kismet,·· currently ensconced for
a thrtt-week enwcment at the Orange County Pcrfonnina Am < enter.
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have etched their way ioto clauic
lltus -art cxctplionally well pres-
ented.
As the caliph who wnues her.
Brent Barren comn off less im-
prnsivdy. but only by compiarison to
his ca1tmatcs. Barrett's pcrfonnancc
setms to lack the determination and
the charisma which w;ould amplify a
fi ne sin&ing voice in his overall
interpretation. Mounted as a 3Sth ann1,cnary tr~te to this rarely performed
n sical -;-with authors Charles
L crer and Luther Davis in auend-
altct on opening nacht -"Kismet"
&lhters with a magical. timeless
appeal. Ifs a first class -make that
\t.Orld class -production, backed by
the throbbing OP orchestra under the
bJton of Don Jones. with resounding
e r)1phasis o n brass and per\ussion.
Director Theodore Pappas has
a~~mbled a superb company for this
abbreviated revival tour of the 1953
.\rab1an nights musical, which bal-
a1kes operatic quality '01ces with
raucous. ribald humor. The show has
a near-universal appeal and ranks as
one of the finer olTenngs in the shon h1~tor) of the Center.
One ot its strongest factors is the
outstanding performance of David
Chane) in the central role of the poet-
con man who repeatedly 1destep the
scimitar and finagles his way into the
coun of the caliph. Chane)" plays Hail
as a early-da} Harold Hill. a qu1ck-
w1tted. supremel} self-confident
spellbinder who efTonlessl)' com-
mands the stage both dramat1call)
and \<>Call)
Beverl) Lamben. who shone so
brilliant!~ as Maria 1n Opera Paci fic's
introducton production a t the
Center. ··\\est , 1de ion ... last
season. retums for a sma.ller but
significant 1ngenul' a s1gnment as 1he_
poet's daughter. Her rcnd1uom ol
"Stranger in Paradise·· and "Baubles.
Bangles and Beads"' -t'-'O songs tha1
Stealing the Costa Mesa show, bq
and bagaaac. at every concein blc
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sexily namboyant Lalume, delectable
wife of the wazir of p0lice. Criswell
uses her feline femininity and robust
'ocal cords to rock the staae in a pair
of brassy. hedonistic numbers. "Not
Since Nineveh-and "Rahadlakum,"
the latter a showy duet with Chaney.
Her brazen comedy is matched m
s1m1lar style by A very Saltzman as the
rotund. corrupt wazir. the epitome of
comic villainy. Saluman stirs
memones of Ray Walston's "Good
O ld Days" solo in ··oamn Yankees"
"'1th his delicious dtlineation of past
de' iltl). "Was I Wazir'?"
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contributaon from Pappas.. is a bialt-
liaht of the production. panicularty in
the precision danc1na of Mam
Kunin. Piper Let Vaupn and Jac-
queline St~r as the thrtt prin. cnses vyina fOr the caliph's marriaae
bed. RobM.a Mathes and Rowena
Modesto also contribute some fiery
individual wort in this ~rd.
TcchnicaUy, the Opera Pa~ific
show is a thina o fbeauty -even with • a stubborn piece of flown scenery
which. for a lime, illustrated the
"Stranaer in Paradise" lyric -
"Somewhere in space. I hang
suspended" - on opcnin.a night.
"Kismet" will be m town two more
weeks -offering theatergoers a
better chance at catching it than most
musicals at the Center, which fold
their tents and steal away after six
days. C urtain times are 8 p.m.
Thursdays through Sundays with
weekend matinees at 2 p.m. through
Feb. 21 at the Center. 660 Town
Center Drive, Costa Mesa. Call
553-0699 for ticket information. Kim CrUwell and O.Yid Chaney la .. Klamet."
Michael keeping 'Faith' on top
By Tiie A11oclatcd Pre11
T he following are the top record
hits and leading popular com pact
discs as 1he) appear in 1his week's
issue-of Billboard magazine.
Copyright 1988. Billboard Pubh-
ca~1ons. Inc. Rcpnnted w1t h per-
m1ss1on .
HOT SINGLES
I "COUid've Been" Tlttenv <MCAI
RU Ff ELL'S
UPHOLSTERY INC.
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lt22 llAllOl llvt .• CISTI •n•-m-J IS'
2 'Seuon\ Change" EXPOH (Arl•I•)
3 "I W•nl 10 Be Your M•n" R~r (RtPrbtl
• "'Hur19rv Eve\" Eric C•rrnt n (RCA) s "Wll•f Have I Done IO Oewrvt Tiii,~" Pt !
ShOP 8ovs & Ou\fv $pr1r19fi_.d IEMl·Manll•ff•n)
6 "Nffd You Tonight" INXS (Aff•11flcl
1 "H.rv Snede of Winier" 8•"9ft• !Ott J•m l
'"Sav YO\• Wiit" Fortlontr (Atltnllcl
9 ·0on·1 .. neo 11 Tt•r" Paul Carreck
!Cnrvseli•I
10-"Sne'' Ui..e Int Winer Patrick Swavrt &
Wenov Frt$V <RCA) ll .. Nevtr <;onna G•vt You Up"" Rick A\lltv
!RCA)
•1 "'Fa rner Floure G.oroe Micheel <COi·
umOllll
13 "TunAtl ol Love'" 8ruce SPl'lnollHn
(C01umo11 l
14 "Evervwn.re ' F~lwOOO Mac IWarntr
8r0$ I
lS ' I Llvt .o< Your Love•· Natalie Cole IEMI·
Ma111\ell•nl
i. Ca n 1 Sin Awn From You· Gto<lt
E"etan & M1tm1 Sound MAcnlnt (El)lcl
17 "Pump UP 1ne Volume" MARRS 141n &
e·wn>
II "'I Ger Weal\ .. 8ellll<I• C•rl•llt !MCAl
1• ··1 Fouftd Someone•· Cntr !Geffen)
20 "'Poo Gou In« W l)("IO" Men WllllOul Hal\
(Mercurvl
TO!t Lit\
I Fe 1111· C.eorve MiCllt _. (ColumC>tt )
1 "Tlltenv" Tiffanv (MCA)
3 Olriv 011nc1n11' Soundtrack (RCA>
4 "k iclo. • INXS (All11n1ic ) s · 811<1'" Mich.el J•ckson (Eoicl
6 "Tiie L~\ome Jublin '" John Cov1111r
Mellencemo CM•rcurv>
7 "Hv\le<1t ' Def LtoPerd !Mercurv) 8 "Oul of Ille Blue" o.bbi. GlOsM CAll•nlfcl
9 "WhllMne"t" ·Wn1te~ekt (Gefft nl 10 "CIO~ Nine" G-ge Herrt\on (Oarlt.
Hor\t)
II "Wh•IM\o WMnev Hou"on !Art\1•1
12 .. A Momtnlerv l •DU Of RH\Oll' Pin"
F1ovo {COlumOie)
13 'Nolhino l tU lllt Sun"' Sii \A&MI
I• "Htave11 011 Eertr." 8etlndt Cerllslt (N\CA)
lS "Tunnel of Love" eruct Sorlno''""
IColumlil•I 16 "Tne Jolhua T rn " U7 (fsltll<ll
17 "E •OO\urt " E •PO~ (Arista)
11 "Inside lnlormellon" Foreigner (Alltntlc)
19 "'Ptrmene111 V•c11lon" Aero\mllh ((iefftn)
10 "Beck tor Ille Alf.Ck" OOllktn IEltktral
ACXJL T SINGLES
I ··cen·1 Slav Awav From You" Gtorla
Esltfa n & Mi•ml So.incl Mac.,lnt 1E.,;c1
7 '"Hungry Evil" Eric Carmen IRCAI
3 ·~11\0f\\ Cr.tnoe ExPO~ (Ar1"1)
• • Evervwnere' Ftee•wOOO Mac (Warne<
Bro\ 1
~ Coul<I vt Been'" Tlfienv !MCA>
• ·sne , U"t '"' w ino • Petrte" Swevre &
We11ov Frt\tr (RCA)
1 t Ltvt tor Your L,tve" Nel•l•e Colt IEMI·
Mann11111nl
I TwlllOhf Wo<l<I" Swino Out St"er
(Me<Cut'V)
' AM I W•nl I\ You·· Certv Simon (Art"tl
10 "W11nou1 You' Puoo 8rnon & Reoln•
8tllt IElektre>
11 Feiner F•oure • Georoe M1cn11et ICol·
umol•l l1 'Never 't;onne Glvt You UD" Riek A\lftv
!RCA> 13 'Tunnel of Love" Bruce S1><lnos1een
(COlumOl•I 14 "Got Mv Mino St1 On You" Caoroe
Harrison !D•rt Horn! IS "Tiit Wev You Mei..e Me Feet' Mlcnatf
Jec"son (EPIC) 16 'Ntvtr Triouolll" Oen HIM (COlumOi•I
11 "'Enoteu Summer N'9nl•" Rlcll,rd Marx
CEMl·Manna111nl
II Cnerrv eomo· Jofln Couoar MelltnctmD
(Me<cury)
19 • Onlv lllt FOOi Survives" Oonnt Summer &
M TllOmU ((ieflenl
20 OrH m\ I Dream D•ve Mason (wl!n
Pnotbe Snow) IMCAI
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NATIONAL WILDLIFE FEDERAllON
(714) 361-1480
MISSION PIPE & SUPPLY co. 5'nce 1968
32107 Allpaz
San Juan Capistrano
(Behind Clptflreno Plumbing)
(714) -••1 (714) ......
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BATH
COLLECTION
Featuring International
Designs by EUer
EUer comfnlsslo~d lnternatlonaHy
ramous desig~rs to create bath-
rooms for today. These bath de-
signs, like the o~ shown above,
are now premiering In our show·
room.
~ ,.
nR1:
.. Puttingon t11erltz
for needy children
Preeldeat Eileen Saal with
Jack YoaJiCblood.
Tina Schafnltz and hateu
Gaye Blrtcber.
•COSl.UKSA
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lyYmADEAN
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Leaf arttn. yellow. oran,c. hot
pink. fuchsia. viokt. red peach. coral
and rose with touches of white. navy
and black.
.. His fashions ~ave spring written
all over them." said a model coming
from the dressina room where styles
by AnoW kaaal, (born Isaacs) were
waiting to be shown.
~·1 -.rm showing 80 pieces today
T he)' are from my &aasi boutique
collection ... said the designer featured
Thursday at the Childhelp USA show
staged in conjunction wi th Saks Fifth
Avenue. South Coast Plaza. at the
Irvine Hilton.
Oversized florals w11h the look of a
summer garden. jelly beans. polka
dots from pea size 10 g1an1 and elegant
"indo"panes in. lace. taffeta. fa ille.
crepe. shantung. cotton and moire
"'ere paraded b) 21 models and
applauded b) a cro"d of920.
The ev. York designer am,cd 1n
Orange Count) the day before the
sho" and personal!) worked 1n the
sture to fit the models. In the evening.
he a11ended an apprecia11on pan}
hosted b} Orange County chapter of
Childhelp member Gaye and .Arthur
Birrcber at their Chatcau Tranqu1lle
in San Juan Capistrano. Scaasi had
th e opponun11y 10 meet the women
spunM>ri ng the sho" 10 raise funds for
th<.-1r project of assisting abused and
ncgk•cted l'h1ldren and their troubled
families.
"We will make S70.000 th1s -year.
an rncn:asc of S20.000 from last
}Car:· said' president Eiltta Saul al
the Hilton. The money benefits
national Ch1ldhelp prOJCCts. l\\O
group homes for children 1n Orange
"BRILLIANT AND ABSOLUTELY TERRIFYINGI" ----"unrctendng, Horrtf'ytng, Hmnlln9 Md ~ .. --. ... -
.., ............ ~ .......
Karen Voee, deal&ner Scaul aad BOiar Wallerich.
Sara O'lleara (left), Y•onne J'edder90n with Bill Steiner.
( ount\ and a larger one 1n Beaumont.
"E'er) thing has been paid for t~1s
sho" -totalh underArit1en." com-
mented t·ha1rA0uman Kare• Voss.
Susu Bramel and Jeri Rimel were
111 charge of obtaining the under-
.... ·rn 1 ng and had" orked on the prOJCCt
since summer Other comm111ee
\\omen assisting with the seventh
annual sho" included Aaaa
PttruutUi, Mary AUy. Dexter,
Claire LaBtrge, Paula l.oren1old,
Tina Sclaafait1, Mary Ellen Beoaett,
Patricia Edwards, Jay Pirro, Dalt
San Filippo, Sandy Arterburn. Marty
Bosak and Sbaroa Sarvak.
Following the fashion presentation
staned early in the fundra1scno allow
Scaasi the opponunity to catc~ his
01ght back 10 New York. Bill Steiner
..... as in the spotlight to rece1' e the
chapter's I QRR \hlldreo·~ Fnend
a\.\ard from ( h1ldhdp founder<, ara
O'Mu ra and Yvonu Ftddtrson.
'teina. "hu ha'> long t"lt·t'n a
champion lor abu~d h1ldren and
reccl\cd numerous other a"ards for
hi\ dTort\. 1s turrcnth C\l'tUll\e
dire(·tor of Orange"ood ( h1ldrrn's
Foundation "I found out about thr
a"an.l three month~ ago f',e kno"o
about the "underful "'Or~ of ( h1ld-
hdp '>tnCe I "as a rnnsultant lor the
organ11a11un IS \ears ago ...
.\nothcr fam1har face at the fa'>h1on
sho" "a" former Rams pla,er Jack
Youngblood, "ho for the past thrt·e
~cars has been Ch1ldhelp chapter'
honorar. chairman of the sho" "I
h'r nr,i door Jo Eileen aul and sht>
talks mc into 11." Joked Youngblood
... hc has a big husband (anothl'r
forml.'r Rams pla)er Rieb aull." I
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Drop in for a tou r and bring
this ad with you f r a beaut i-
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For more informati n .•
Orange Co .. •I OAILY PILOT/Tuesday, February 9, 1988 Al I
'
Pogorelich.conce~
Elegant simplicity
lyCRRISTOPHERPALM ER
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We first heard of p1an1 st I\ o
Pogorelich 1n 1980. 'A-hen -a1 \he
Warsaw International Chopin Com-
pe11tion -his perfonnances \\-ere
widel) rcponed IO have pro' o~ed the
sort of frenzied response one might
ha\ e expe<"ted from Co ncens Offe1 Ing
more 'isceral fare
The event bc<'ame steeped 1n
contro,ers) when Po$urrl1ch '\
ehm1nat1o n during the third ruund
prompted a d1st1ngu1shcd membt'r ul
the JU') to resign.
\\ e \.\a1tcd eight )Cars to karn
more F1nall~. unda' evening. at thl'
Doroth' Chandler Pav1hon uf lht'
Lo'> .\ngeles Music (enter. v.e had Jn
opportunit~ 10 hear this C\·
traurdinar) an 1st. lounes) of tht• I o~
.\ngdes Philharmonic .\ssona11on·s
"C't•lt'hrtl\ rne :· for "h1rh
Pogorehdt offered a concen of t'arl'
and late Beet ho' en nab1 n anJ
Ra,el
One can acquire much kno"'ll'dltt'
ot tree~ and fore'its at a Pogord1t h
u1nu·r1 f hl· attributes 11 1
t r Jfl!>rnan!>h1p and u11er dc.tachment
dn1.nbc his phrases. each daullng in
11., unJt'rstatt'd ins1ghtfulncss and
lt'\l'ahng 1n 11'> atmtr}. )Cl despite the
Oc:au1~ of 'iUljl ind1' 1dual moment\
nunl' stands out frurn its contt'\I Ind
hk11me ut w nlengoing. }Our l'nlll
ha'i not pre' 1ousl~ expenenced J
higher '>landard ot ··t·onnected nt's'i ..
bet,,el·n mus1lal moments and their
cun1n1 -\~ m1gh1 an enlightened one
"al~1ng in the: lon:s1. "'e e'\penrnced
~parate lfl'C'> ~et ealh radiated the
ll•rl·-.1«, pulsing engulfi ng po"'er
Pugureh1.h ullt'rl·d us proloundh
mc:d1IJl1\c .ilmo~t h)pno11c lall·
tkcthu' l'n. in the form of the n:ua 'o 32.l upus 1111 hl' opened '411 h the
"Temp...·st .. 'ionat.i !opus 31 No ~I
Ill \.\h ll h t"Jrh w nfl1CI ~l ..... ~n the
p.:nst\l' and ·the tempestuous "as
sinking and luud ..\s "'"h the
prugress1on from earl) 10 late
Fkl·th1Hen prwr 10 1nterm1ss1on
Jvo Pogorellcb
P·1~111l'l11. h J1d not arknowledgc ap.
plJu' lx-t"l'en thl' 1v.o v.orks on the
pr111?r..1111\ Wl ond half Scriabin's
\1.1n,1 1.1 ',, 2 1 .. Fantas) Sonata."
opu' J41 JllJ Rct,d's"Gasparddela
.'uil
I 1~l'" 1<,e the ~nab1n seemed a
nJtur..i pr1.·l ul'ior to tht' Ravel work.
'°Ill l td i111g .in t'arhcr metaphor. thr
R.1\1.1 m ... ~ •. ,. a n1ct· clearing in the
l111n 1 •I~ ri.tbin In his pcogramins.
ii' 1n h" pc:rlorman1 e. Pogorehch's
olkr n~<o ,~·a~ "11h s1mpltc1t ~ and
ekgancc
The dud1rnce "as ecstatic. insisung
through fi,e curtain calls for an
t•nwrt· "h1l h "as l haractensucally
undt'''IJtcd Pugoreflch bov.ed pol-
11eh ~u· trum 1h1.· outset seemed
d1'>1ntt'restt•d in the a11enuon. He
carn1.· onto thc <.tage and left It v.11h the
beari ng 1>f a l raftsman doing his JOb.
t Jring h11k 11 ~med for the ac-
lOlddes of Lo'> .\ngelenos. \\ e were
left \.\Jlh his ~rlormance alone. and
nu 1rapp1ngs of <,elfhood to fog our
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Be fair on Valentine's Day
DEAR ANN LANDERS: Of all lite
columns you have wrium me one I
am enclosina hit me the hardest. It brou~t back the wont memories of
my life. Please run it apin, before
Valentine's Day.
If I can spare just one child the
misery I experienced as a younrttt, I
will be a happy woman. Than you,
friend. -ABILENE, KAN.
DEAR ABO.ENE: Here'1 Ge
col•ma apia. I'm nre daat It will be
DOtecl by I Jttll muy teackn ud
yHr coaJ wW k accompllaW.
DE~R NN LANDERS:
Thousands of children will be de-
pressed on Valentine's Day. The
nation's teachers will spend hours
putllng up heart-shaped decorations
and maki.'-bef 1e' e ma1lboxt"S. No
thought v. 111 be given to kindness.
There v.111 be so man) d1sapPointed
children again 1h1s )ear. The same
prell) girls and good-looking bo)s
v. ill reccl\ c loads of' alent1nes while
the plain Janes and Johnnies will be
lt:ft out
I am opposed to free choice when 11
comes to g1v1 ng 'alentines in school.
II creates 100 much an'\1ety and
heartache. The teacher ought to
match up 'alent1nc .. couples" and
the'< should make valentines for each
o ther during class lime. No other
'alcn11nes should be given at school.
This v.a). no one v. ill be left out.
Wtdatsday, Febnaary 10
•• lMIEn
My own child 1s pretty and Popular.
She told me in January that she hates
Valentine's Da> because "the same
kids get dozens of valentines while
other kids don't get any." last year
she g.ave a valentine to eve~ kid in
the class. I thought it was a kind and
generous thing to do. r was proud of
her.
I hope m y letteMtrrives in t1me to
make )'our column this year. Ann. If
not. please run 1t next year. The
feeli ngs of children arc so 1mPortant
and the hurts go so deep. Sign me. -
A MOTHER IN DOTHAN. ALA.
• • • DEAR ANN LANDERS: Recently
m} wife (age 31) received a binhday
card from my sister (age 38). There
was a SI 0 bill enclosed . Oh yes. she
wrore two lines and signed her name.
I thought it was sort of tack) b ut said
nothing.
A week later my wife said she
thouJht m) sister had better taste
than to tend a ll'OWD woman a
binhday card with a SIO bill Muck in
it. I said I wun•t SU~ that it WU IO
b9d ahd decided to ask another siuer
what lhe thoupt.
That lister landed on me widt both
feet She yelled. ·what's the matter,
wasn•t SIO enouah? Are you two
upset bttaute it wasn•t SIOO?" The
conversation ended with me banaina
up o n her.
I believe that for children. up to
college-aae. it is perfectly OK to send
SI 0 for a birthday. but for anyone 18
and over. a small aift is in much better
taste.
Nttd I say, Ann Landen. this
matter has bttn blown way out of
proPort.ion and has become a major
family issue. All memben have
agieed to accept yourjud&ment in this
matter. We respect your advice and
know you will be evenhanded. Please
respond soon. lt'sa mess. -TACKY
IN BONANZA, ORE.
DEAR BONANZA: I qree daat a
1maJl lift Woehl bve iMa la kUer
ta1te tlaa dte JH bW, '-' a lift II
wut oae 1et1 ud &Mre ......W-uve
beea ao criticl1m.
Your mJ1take ••• fee4b1& tlte laformatloa lato th famlly eem-
,.ter. By rai1U.1 tlte •11e1tlea , ..
Implied crltlcl1m of die pver ud
tut was tackJer tu. ti.e JH bill.
Now, please kl11 ud make ap,
tVtrybody.
\
ARIES (March 21-~pnl 19): Curb teodenq to be
LIBRA (Sept. .:?3-0ct. 22): l\dded recognition due.
C\lra,ag.ant. You'll
be d ealing ~1th
people l'hO na11er
~ ou. people" ho t:iH.. SYDNEY about ··1mposs1bk
dreams... Main lain
fitness. humor. dis-OIARR pla} · 'ersat1lit)
Ro} ah) check ar-••••••••••••• ri\eS.
TAURUS ( ~pnl 20-May 20): Study Anes message for
'aluabk hint. Be specific. direct.check lepl papers. locate
documffits. Focus on publicit}. s~1al appearances.
v.ardrobe. v.1llingncss to rebuild on more suitable
structure.
You pro' c to be prescient. you strike chord of u I
appeal. Focus on monc). personal Possessions. rewai'd.
SCORPIO (Oct.13-Nov. 21 ): Take notes. realize you
g.a1n through onginal approach and that reading. wnting
can prove profitable. Member of OPPoSite sex helps you
make fresh start in new direction. Leo plays role.
SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dcc. 21 ): Display courage
of conv1cuons. stand tall for pnnciples. realize special
fam1I) member does have financial problem. HighliJht
matunt). check accounts. protect credit. secunty.
Aquanan in,olvcd.
·CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Populant) moves
up. \ou'll be invited to vanous affairs. you'll be sensitive
concerning appearance. wardrobe. weigfil. body imag~. ;\
vcf) glamorous ind1' 1dual 1s drawn to )OU. and this
boosts morale. GEMINI I Ma) 21-June .:?Ot Many ~or your best
qualities can nov. be prolitabl} uulized. You can take
ad,antagc of surprise clement. What had been hidden v.ill
be re\ calcd. ~ ou'll be praised for judgment. 101t1atl\ e and
lntUlllOn.
AQUARI US (Jan. 20-Fcb. 18): Be willing to review.
rc\lse. rewrite. rebuild. You'll be dealini with pro-Nonh-South vulnerable.
fcssional superiors who ma} be envious. Stress deals.
d1plomac). patience. maturit). Member of opposite se~
Ean
CANCER (June 21-Juh 22): enario h1ghhghts d1plomac~ fam1I~ relationships. music. art. lu,1tuf) items.
M1ss1ng scrapbook can nov. be located lntnguing
pho tograph should be framed. presened Taurus pla~s
role.
LEO (Jul~ 23-.\ug 22): Real estate o r legal
transaction could be featured Read betv.een hne!>. be
rcahst1l' ~hen: appr:11!>als are concerned. There 1s Ill.el} 10
be "hidden clause ·· C'la ndest1ne arrangement ma~ lack
substance
VIRGO ( ~ug .:?3-Scpl 2.:?J: You'll ha'e more room.
.scenario ~111 also highlight add111onal responsib1ht).
'Focus on intensified rclauonsh1p. deadline. possible
promo11on to nccu11,e capac11~ Cancer nall'e figures
pro mincntl)
could lack d1scre11on.
PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): Emphasis on educauon.
c haracter anal}s1s. possible part1c1pauon 10 publishing
prOJCCt. Scenario also h1ghhlhts change. travel. excite-
ment of disco' Cf). Gem1n1. Virgo. Sagittan us people arc
in picture.
lF FEBRUARY 10 IS YOUR BIRTHDAY current
c~ck h1ghligh1s secunt). fam1I} relauonsh1ps. success in
dealing~ 1th public. espec1all~ v.omen. If sin~e. marriage
1nd1 ated. If mamed or single. partnership could be
formed. }Ou could 1n,cst in business of }our own. ~nes.
Leo . .\quanus people pla) important roles 10 your life
F1n:inn:il dilemma v.111 be solved. there will be ample
rt'asom for cdcbrat1o n. June v.111 be outstanding for }Ou
10 1988.
Movie theaters multiplying
Q Hov. man~ nev. mou on p1cturt
theater<, "l'rc bu1h la<,t \ear" -511
Rq>l1n I\ there :ire more mo' 1e
thl'Jtl'r'• na11on\\ 1Jl' no"' than C' er
DI.· fore
) ou knov. "hal lhc Europeam
thought v.hl'n ( ulumhus tool back a
load of sv.t·et potatoc " That the~
"ere aphrod1s1al\
fsn'1 "plat' pus" another ~tret't-talk
~)non' m f1.1r "rx>l1ce officer?" -
'<c' t'r heard 11 hut I get the connec-
tion "Plat~ pus" ml'3M "nat foot ..
If \OU v.orl..ed in an office ~ht•re ~ou \tnrl·d drug<, "'o uld \OU keep a
~
handgun thereby? Abou·t half the
doctors v. ho resPonded to this quel")
told pollsters. )CS. indeed And about
half said no. ob' 1ously. Cun osit)
here 1s e:i h half thinks the other half
h:i~ 't'f) bad judgment.
What keeps a tent upright 1s
tension What keeps an igloo upnght
I!) compression.
If you need an ice pack but have
none. tr) a plastic bag of frozen peas.
No. that's not m} notion. It's rec-
ommended b) none other than the
~rthnt1s Foundation. Herc's to that
great medical pioneer -chnk~
C'larcncc Birdse)c.
In the Afncan language called
Wolof. the word for ··small flea" 1s
··chigger." and was so. long before
earl) Americans cl<11med 11 for Eng-
lish.
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)
FEBRVARY FINAL
MARKDOWNS
(All Final Holiday Goods)
Something Special
feminine fashions
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Pus 6 i,:. Pua
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North
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Pua
Openina lead: Five of •
A bastjon of ma.k chauvinism has
fallen! New York's bridae club of
renown, the Cavendish Club , has
elected it's first woman president,
Mrs. Claire Tornay.
A tournament player of consider-
able skill and a former national title-
holder, Mrs. Tornay sat South on
this deal from a recent tournament.
North's sinaJe <liamond raise was
strong and forcina, and South's
jump to four <liamonds, by partner-
ship agreement, was Key-Card
Blackwood, in which the kina of
trumps counts u an ace. When she
lea.med that one key card was miss-
ina. Mrs. Tornay settled in the small
slam.
West led a tQp-of-nothina spade.
solving declarer's problem in that
suit. At fiht glance it might seem
that the fate or the contract hina'Cd
on the trump finesse. However, de-
clarer rwiud thal • strip and end
play, combined with the possiblity
of droppina a sinaleto n kins of
trumps, offered a better chance.
She captured the queen of spades
with the kina and cashed the ace of
trumps in the hope of fellina the
kina. When the monarch failed to
appear, declarer cashed the hiah
clubs and rurfed a club in hand,
crossed to t he ace of spades and
'7"ee11ee '7eie11t/,s
Country Gifts a Collectibles
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18&6 Harbor Blvd.(ec:ro. from Courtyards) 860·&6.15
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Complete t ... vlelon Hetlng• In Sunday•• TV Piiot.
CHARLES
GOREN
Whichever defender held the kina
of diamonds would be forced to re-
turn a heart to avoid giv\na a ruff-
sluff. Had thal defender been East,
declarer would simply have had to
hope that he was leadina away from
the kina of hearts. A5 it was, West
held the trump king and wbm he
shifted to a heart, declarer was
faced with a nasty gue55. We miaht
have been inclined to play dummy's
ruffed another club. The jack of queen, but women's intuition tri-
spades was cashed to complete the umphed-South inserted the ten
strip of the black suits, and declarer from the table and, when East pTo-
exited with a trump. duced the king, the slam was ho me.
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ACROSS
1 Petty fight
5 Greetc island •
10 Chee9e
14 Paris elrport
15 Peerless
16 Grain croP
17 Dishwasher: slang
19 Cherge on
property
20 Bedcoll9r
21 Vocal peuses
22 Befng: Lat.
23 Defeats
25 Demler -:
latest word
26 Vite! juices
30 High degree
31 Buzzed
34 Approximately
36 Lofty abode
38 Eartier: pref.
39 Crucial lssoe
42 Part of
"Le."
43 Ship's petty
offloef:
Informal « Locit
45 Staggered
47 ArouM
49 "Gotch•"
50 Negative
51 Compoeitlon
53 Cottages
2 3 •
14
17
20
42
45
55 Tabby
56 Took five
61 Cupid
62 Tumults
6-4 Malady
65 Tlne
68 Triad
67 Not u much
68 Petoei\'e
69 Winds up
DOWN
1 Steeps
2 Kind of achl.
3 WlflOllke
4 Lebaneee town
5 Make unhappy
6 Renamed Clay
7 F9roe e vote
8 Unusual folk
9 Sun. talks
10 Latin dance
11 Oeaer11
t 2 l'ollowers:
sun.
13 Thrall
18 Part of Nfld.
~~t>iutl
25 Climax
26 Weepon
27 Mi.hendle
28 Ominous
29 Oayater
31 Metrlx
32 lrregul•
33 lmporous
35 Atlan land
37 Croupl«:es
40 Signal OK
A 1 Bl plue one
46 PrlYatton1
48 Aepelr shop
51 Tldel bore
52 Howbeit
53 Make•ll
54 Creytng
6 7 8 9
55 Tops off
57 Locate
58 Mangled
59 Camelot lady
60 Brit mil
decorations
63 Wgt. units
11 12 13
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TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 9, 1988
ChHtah, Kathmandu looking good In Manz•nlllo r.C.. ,2.
71er1 fire M•tt Guokaa, replece him with Jim Lrnem. 82:
o.., ,... ,..._ ..., lllll• acn..u
On road to playoffs
Lafuna Beach HJ.ch'• Art-
lata, under tile direction of
Coach P'O.d Naderzad {left),
baa emeried u a eoccer
power In tile 2-A cUrialon.
Abo•e, at ren. Artlata cel-
ebrate after a goal a&aln•t
Lacuna Hille. At right,
abOYe, tile ball IC>ea eky-
ward between tile colllalon
of Laauna Hill•· Brian
Flemlnil {left) and Artiet
Jim S6elton. The Artieta
await CIF playoff action.
which be&ln• Feb. 18.
ov, warriors
•· ·running easy:
down stretch~·
Issues in last week
of prep basketball
focus on 3rd place ---
•Complete standings. 83.
By ROGER'CARLSON
Of ... O.., ........
The}· re do" n to tht' strttch run of
the prep basketball ract's for league
championships and benhs in the Cl F
pla) o ffs. and w1th the exct'pllon of the
collapse of Westminstt'r H1gh's Lions
and the emergence o f the Oct'an Vie"
Seaha" ks. the) ·re heading for home
as predicted -close to the call.
J im Harns· 7-1 ~awks can wrap
up tho Sunset League champ1onsh1p
Wcdnesda} night at Edison. although
the} ha' e alrtad) clinched the prt's-
. 11ie as the league's No. I t'ntl) b}
'1nue of t"o '1ctones o 'er Manna.
"h1ch trails b) t"o games ""h t"o
games left.
;rhe call o n the unset was I.
Westminsu:r . .:! ~anna. 3 Fountain
Valle'. 4 Edison. 5 Ocean View: 6
Huntington Beach. Tht' dt"Cline of
\.\estm1nster and nse of Ocean \'1c"
has s"appcd placements for those
t"o -thl' rest of the field has
complied Fountain Vallie} and
Edison. cac h ~-4"1th splat in head-to-
head matchups. are lod.ed m a duel
for third
Fountain \alle' must deal "'th
Westminster and ·Manna this week
"hile Edison meets Ocean Vie"' and
H untington Beach First round pla}
found onl) Ed ison successful agamst
Huntington Beach <69-6 1 I an that
sequence
•In the St'a 1e" League
The pred1c11on "as a Saddleback·
T ustin duel for the 11tle and the tv.o
enter the final \\C"el each "'·I after
sphtttng their t"o games
The rest of the league"' as predicted
Down the •tretclJ
CIF PLA YOfrfl CONTaNHRI
SuftMt L ......
~ c:-!' ·0cu~ V ew 1 I 13 1
Mllr •• 5 l 1' 6
EO••or • • 14 t Foun111n V eile• • 4 14 6 ·c•·nc~ c 1F s A e>1evoff Def'ttt.
te19~ co·c,,1mo~n1p
SN Vie'# Leeeue
L-.ue ~
W L W L
'!>aOO•fl>I<• 1 I It 4
•Tu\"" 1 I It 4
Corona Of: ~' l S 12 10
E ''•"<•• l s 13 11
Newoort 111100t l ' 14 10
Un •P'\ t. l 6 10 13 ·c -x.,.o c •F J • ollvoH ciertn
Padfi<: Ce.st l.Heue
L-.-0-..
• NOCll1tl< OM f l•11u~o Bue"
L111un1 f·"h T••ouco 11.u, "C~'>C~ (II'
W L W L
• 0 16 s s ) ' 12
s ) " ' ) s 17 10
1 • A Oii volt oertn .
te•Oi.A C .. •mo.on•f'\tD
Soult! CMst ~
L.._ OWW ..
W L W L
'(10•\l'l 'IO Vellev I 0 20 4 ·e ror~ • 1 1' s '"""* 4 • 11 11 M won v,.to • • II ll '0nc"90 CIF •·A PlavoH -111.
ie-CO·C...,,..CMOnV\10
this "a'. 3. Corona del Mar; 4.
fatanua. 5 L'niverstt\. and 6. New-
pon Harbor It "'o uld. be difficult to
get am clostr Coro na del Mar and
Estancia are lied at 3.5 ""h a split
bet"een them. L'n1,erstt) and New-
pon Harbor are 1-6. C ot holding a 2--0
edge over Harbor
This ~eek·s ke~ It's Un1,ers1ty.
"h1ch is at Estancia Wednesda'. and
at Corona del Mar Fnda\ ·
Coronadel Mar must also deal with
T ustin on Wednesda\. and Estancia
has alread\ lost to saddleback three
limes (t"tce 1n tournament pla)'). and
b} bag margins
It's concel\able that a L'.n1-.ers1ty
s"eco "ould catapult the TrOJans
(Pleue eee PUP tn)
Recktenwald 's
choice: Arizona
Marinovich to USC
Balance, experiellcel_{eyfor Artists
Lure of Pac-I 0 was
the deciding factor
for OCC standout
By ROGER CARLSON
Of .. 0.., .... ...,.
Ban Rt"Cktt'nwald. O range Coast
Todd Manno' 1ch. the four-\ ear
stant'r Ctwo \t'ars at Mater be1.
1 .... 0 ~ears at· Capistrano \ allt'~)
v. ho stt a nauonal prep record for
total career )ardage. will continue
his educa11on and football carttr
at L' C.
..
Big turnaround is evident for
Laguna Beach's soccer team
By JEFF SMITH
DlilJ .... Cefll IJ I •int
Maybe they aren't ready to hang up their fi ns
for cleats. but Foad Naderzad has defin itely tumt'd
some heads in Laguna Beach, as well as the Laguna
Beach High soccer program.
The Anists were floundering and on their way
to new depths before Naderzad took over the head
coachina position three years ago.
In 1986. LaJuna Beach had its best season "in
a while" according to Naderzad. fintsh1ng in the
bottom half of a lcaaue that included powers such
as Estancia a nd Newpon Harbor.
Then last season the Anists Jumped to the
Pacific Coast 1.cllJUt' and to the top of the
standings. They fintshed in a four-way tie for first
but did not make the 1987 C IF playoffs.
And finally, in tht' '88 season. Laguna Beach
has risen to the top five in the C IF 2-A rankings
with an overall record of 20-2·2.
Joyner1Day
be holdout
Ana.els first baseman Wally Joyner.
anary with the club's contract offer for
1988, said Monday he will consider a
sprina trainina holdout if the team
doesn't budte.
Joyner and aaents Mic hael
Watkins and Barry Axelrod met for
two hours with Anaels General Man-
11Cr Mike Pon:
"The last two months. he (Pon) ha$
bcenjertina us around:' said Joyner.
who hit 34 home runs and drove in
117 runs last year. "Obviously.
they're not in any hurry to sisn me.
They just want to renew me and take
their chances with arbitration next
year.
... unckntand tbau holdout is the
only bul~t I have in m y belt." said
Joyner, who is oM yar shon of beina
elisiblc to file for arbitration.
"I don't want to use it1 but I know
it's an option I have. I'll have to sit
down and decide if holdina out wo uld be in my best interests. ..
The Ariteh lendtred Joyner a o_.
year COftU'Kt i• Deumber I.hat called tor a S,,000 incra1t over dlc
S 1 I0.000 ht earned in buc salary and inccnliva after a lnler' salary dispu~
lul~r.
NeiUMr aide revealed its offer. II ii
ti rllrvell that Joyner Ml been o«ered
1eM du a dlird ol wba& tile dub wiH ..,Olilio. ............. a .. ~for I ... .....,. ol'SU0.000. DI.a hid l4 home NM lftd 76 ..... ,...
"The maan turnaround 1n the.' last three or four
)ears has come because we·,e had pla~ers m
different clubs in the off-season." Nadcrzad said.
"We've had the same nucleus on tht' team for three
)Cars. We have 19 players and 15 are seniors and
ha ve been playang together for about three years."
Nadcn.ad. 30. came to Laguna after coaching
at El Toro. Before that he at1t'ndt'd Woodbun
College in Lo~ .\ngt'les where he pla)ed and was an
us1stant coac h.
The Laguna Niguel resident is onganall> from
United Arab Emirates (located near Saudi >\rab1a)
but was raised in England.
"In England. the same way tht're 1s football on
TV hert'. the.') have soccer on TV. T hat's what \OU
lack ovt'r ht'rc ... Naden.ad said. "Qbqousl). )ou
learn from }Our pttrs. Taking that anto consider·
atton. the} (the.' nned Statt's) ha'e come a long
W3} ...
Laguna &Itch hu put itself in a positio n to
wrap up a league titl e th ts "'t'ek The .\ntsts. I 0-1-1
in the PCL. meet Trabuco Hills Wedncsda' and
Woodbridge Fnday. ·
."Last year we tiad a few good pla)crs. but the
character of the team was great."" Naderzad said.
"This ~car we ha'e the same charactl'r. but the
"hok team as balanced. I can put am one 1n and "t'
"on't Ix-hun We ha'e IQ or 10 pfa~~rs "ho are
good There is no superstar ..
That ma' be the kc' to Laguna Beach's surn~~s Pla;ing in o ff-season clubs has
strengthened the pla ~ers and the program as a
v. hole. and not C\ en the loss of a sohd foreign
pla~cr has hampered tht' .\ntsts
.\ few v.eeks ago 11 "as learned that a Laguna
Beach pla~er from the etherlands had not come
through a sancttoned foreign e'change program
The .\n1sts had to forfeit a tie and a "an against
Orange. and thus a chance to clinch the PCL tttle
earl) .
Nadt'rzad said that the pla,er "as onginalh
\l'rtficd but later the coach found out otheN 1si
'aderzad said hl' 1mmed1atel) rcponed the
finding.
"I could have not told an)bod~ that we used
the pla) er.'' Naderzad said ... .\ couple of coaches
called and said tht'\ "ere shocked ""e tumt'd
ourscht'S in:· ·
But that dec1s1on bacl s up aderzad's
(Pleue eee SOCCER/82)
College's record-setting all-purpose
back and .\II·
.\men an ..... ,11
continue his
education and
football career
at thr L'ni,er·
Sit' of .\nzona
Re kten.,..ald
. \\hO dtdn"\
ha' e J single
s cho l arshi p
ofTer "ht'n a
Recktenwald .Prt•p at la
Quinta High
dectde!'d on .\nzona alter ha' 1ng
made tnps to Hawa11 . ( olorado and
the L'nl\ers1t' of Pacific
"Pac-10 ball." "as Red.ten .... ald's
first response a to "h~ ~nzona.
.. .\nd." conunued the ()( C stand·
out. "the\ had the ~>I :31T'pus I
'1s1ted a s ·"ell ··
Rt"Ckten.,..ald "111 ma~e 1t official
on Wt"dnesda). the first da~ collegt'
Tht' ~5. 210-pound Capistrano
Valle.'~ High senior w11l fonnally
announC't' his plans this Wttk to
coincide v. tth an upcoming pons
lllumated anicle.
recruiters can gt't their rccruns to SIJD
nanonal lellers o( 1ntenL
The M1ss1on Confercn~ Player of
the.' Year. Rt"Cktt'nv.ald·s numbcn
""htch accounted for the nauonal
l'C'Cord included 1.255 yards on 216
cames in the rushinJ depanment. 36~ ~ ards on 36 reccpuo ns. 176 yards
"llh punt returns and 702 yards wit.b
k1cl off returns - a tot.al vardqc of 1.49) .
He scored I 1 touchdowns,, 12
rushing and fh e "1th 'rcccptioos.
'Tm going to find a spot the tcun
v.here I .:-a n pla}... vowed
Recltenv.ald "It doesn't matter ifil'I
(Pleue eee OCC/98)
Athletes movfng in at Calgclry--e·__.
Even weather is cooperating
~ith cosmetic snow dusting
C l\LGARY . .\lbena l .\P) -U .. spec'd skater'$
am,ed for the Wanter Games Mon~). bnnaina with
them the glimmer of gold for l\mt'nca and a new coat of
snow for rosmet1cs<0n ious.01} mp1c orpnt~ers..
Snow has bciun to fall on Calpr). and orpn1ttn
said Mon~y 1t -.1JI be v.onh tht' "ork 11 ca~ to drus up
their Games a linle.
Bonnie Blair. fonner world record-hoktcr in tht SOO
meters.. was among the U . spttd skaten who am vcd lo
Calpr).; ltho~gh o'ershadowed la tel} b) East Ckrmans
.Urin Kania and Chnsta Rothcnbu~r. who now holds .
the ~meter rcrord. !Mair lS one of Amnica's tOI) aold
medal prosptt'ts -alona wtth . . fiaurT skatcn.
Asked at the Calaar>, airpon 1f she had anyth1na to sa-). she "'eiied: "There II be enough press conf(rcncn
latt'r. I don t wanl to talk now:·
lso amona the speed skat1na a.m,-a.ls -aas another
Amencan medal prosp«t, iclt Tbomtt. TbotMU bas
m1ucd some tra1n1na ~1th a blood disorder and finished
a disappo1nt1na n1nth at ~ rtccntl concluded Worid
Spnnt Speed Skanna Champ1onsh1ps.
"Right now. I fttl I'm about 90 ptrttnt read)':' ht ~1a at the a111>ort. "Wc~vc Sot a v.ttk of tfaln1ns heft. and
that should htlp me ,rt into top shape."
bobUcdckrs and ski JWm~ alto amved tft
'C?alpf) Monday.• hdt orpntttrs aid a msas commtt•
Vtould be a\11\ablc to htJpamv1111 touns11 who"'""''*
ha,., a plac:ic 10 sta) btt8"9e of a book.ins~ 1Canct.I. 8 Monda), onl a~t,_balf the 1.614 atMetn
rq.istettd to comprte 1n tbt Gema b8d amvtd •• *'1
10Ulhcm Jbcrta CO• tO'Wft and oel ceft1tt of~
E1wtronnwnt a...._ * CllnecMn ~ 'tee. pttdtC1ed 6-8 inches of snowfall tbrouP madallln ton.e,t w1tb the O.mn Khed•ltd to besin oa S.niirdly .
'It'll create a htUt work far YI out°" tht ltlih.. ..
Glitch perks ~p boredom
".LG . .\R\. Ailberu (o\P) -A small cx-
plo Jon Monda~ ble" p1t'C't'S off the.cov erina of the
01~ mp1c Oamr cauldron at McMahon Stadium,
site of~ turda) 's opening C't'rcmon1es.
The explo ion. described as "a pop.'' wn
causc-d b~ a malfuncuon 1n a gas meter dunnt a
routine o perauonal procedure. said Sam McBnde.
an om 1aJ .. ,th the compan}' prcpenna ta.c
cauldron for the name.
II 1s not t''<pet"ted to 1nterfcTc wtlh opm1111
rt~mon1es.
\
There was more
violence outside
than inside ring
F~m TM A1Mdate4 Preti
LONOON -The Bntash Boiung m
Board orControt sa sit will investaaate the
fi&ht ingand turmol which broke out in the
arena before Frank Tate's successful de-
fense of his International Boxing Federation middle-
weight title.
Fans fou&ht each other and tear IH filled BingJey
Hall in StraflOrd Sunday when people without tickets
tried to crash. Two canisters of the gas exploded and
scores of fans and ringside gue ts werr affected by the
fumes.
Tate returned to the United States after his tenth
round knockout of Britain's Tony Sibson. but British
boxing authorities were left wit'tl the recurring problem
offan violence.
Pohce made 17 arrests and the fight was held up for
ten minutes while the tear-producing chemicals
dispersed. One man appeared an CQ un Monda) charged
with possessing an offensive ~eapon. a gas can1stN.
while Staffordshire police said the) "ere holding 16
others on assault and public order char~es.
It was the latest in a senes of v1olence-marnxl
world title fights in Britain. Pre' 1ous 1nc1dents occured
at fights featuring m1ddlewe1ght champion Mar\'clous
Marvin Hagler. heav) weight Tim W11herspoon. \\el-
terwe1ght Don Cur11 and featherweight .\zumah
Nelson.
John Morns. secretal) ol the BBB(', said ht'>
organiution would hold a full inqutr). He addl'd.
however. "You cannot do much about people wht>
come in inten t on causing trouble."
Morns was directh in' ol"ed in the other
controversy that preceded· tht.' fight
The Bnttsh Board. which limits all title fights to a
maxi mum 12 rounds for safet' reasons. at first refu~l·d
to sancuon the card becausr the tttle fight "as
sche(luled for 15 rounds.
On lhce' e of1he fight. the I BF rdented and cu 1 thl'
fight to 12. allo" ing the Board 10 pro' 1de officials for
the undercard. Bul the issue is llkel) lo surface again 1n
two weeks when anothe r American IBF champwn.
Charles W1lltams. defends his llght-hea') "e1v,l11 111k
against Brttain's Tom Collins
That will in'ohe IBF President Bob LC'C in a
rematch" 1th the Board official "ho again w1ll 1ns1s1 on
a 12-round maximum for the Ft.'b 20 contec.t at Blazer's
nightclub m Windsor. near London.
Morns said his organ1zat1on will not ~ack do" n ·· 1
hope that the IBF" 111 e\tend their gesture to thr Colli n'
figh t. I think the) would be in a little difficul\) 1f thl')
conceded on one fight and not on ano!hcr.'' he s1d
Quote of the day
Bob Lanier, "ho "-Ore s11e 191: sneal..er'
\\hl·n he starred a1 t. Bona,enture and in th(•
Nauonal Basl..e1ball .\s!>OC'1a11on. talking ahout
the po1ent1al of Kansac; '1a1c forward \1ttch
Richmond ··11 hl•doesn't ma l..l· 111n the PTO'" rll cat m) sh<>1:s ...
First-ever No. 1 for Temple
Temple became the 'W<th team to hold m
the top spot th•'> ~ason "hen the O"ls
eaml·d their first-c' er :-.;o. I ranking 1n fhe
Associated Prl'SS college bar;ketball poll on
Monda'
Temple 18·1. 1umped from fifth to first '"'h 21 first·plau~ "Otl'S and 1.204 point<, from the na11lHl\\ 1Jt'
panel of spons"nle~ and broadcasters aftrr a \\l'd'
that ~" I J team' rn the Top T"ent) lose at lca<.1 1111l'
game.
Purdue. 19-2. 1mpro' ed from \l\th to ~lom.l "1th
I 6 lirs1 -placl' 'otn and 1.141 point<. alter hc."a11ng then-
No. I I \11th1gan 91-M7 on unda)
.\nLOna. "11.h1ch had ht.'ld 1hc No I pt1<.111on fnr ""
weel..s. 1nclud1ng lhe last four 1n a ro". kll to thm.! "11h
15 tirst-place \Otes and l.)(l2 points. 2 more than
Oklahoma. ''htlhJum ped from s..·,enih The . 1>onl'r'
20-2. v.o n ho1h 1he1r Big E1gh1 ( on!Crence g.ame' IJ'I
"eek. be<1t1n1t Kansa<:. and \1 1\~lun
Baylor appears all set for A 's
0.\1-..L-\ '-D -Tht· O:J~IJ nd .\th-Iii k11cs arc l'\Pl'Ctl'd 10 announlt' tlw "11gn1ng
of frl'l'-Jgl'nl dc,1gnatcd hitter D11n Ha' lor
at:l'ord1ng IO J publtsht.•d report
BJ~ lur "'ht1 '~nt 1hr la\l '" ll -.easom plJ\lng 1n
thl' \\ 11•ld ~t'rtl''> anJ "as ht.•tnti "ooed f,, thl' J...Jn~l'
( 11~ R >'JI\ rqx1rtedh ha<, n.1rnmcd ht\ lhotll' 111 thl'
..\1h kt11.' JllnrJing tu ltodd' \ cd1tmn'i ol thl' \,1 n
Fran\l\ll• C hrnn1dl' The team \l hcdukd a nt'"'
cnnkrentt' tor 1h1' ;1fternoon Jt lhl· Oal..land C ult\l'ltm
\l tl ~l'' '-lorJtl1to. pre"' offin·r for the .\1hkt1t \
""10 d not \11nlirm ••rdl'n' thc ref)('rl on \londa' n1~ht
8a) Im "d' pJrt of !ht• I 4~f, dl'JI that \htp~·d
Rcgg,1t' JJt~\1>n Jnd 1-..cn Holl1m.in lr11m lht· ..\1k11n w
the Rar11nll,Ht'Onolt·.,1nl'\lhangt ltir HJ,lorand \.1t l..e
Turrc1 ·
Pat Riley's brother dies
I <I\ \ \.<.1lLLS -Lu, \ngck'>
l al..t'r' < 11Jth PJt Rile' "•II m1\\ l11n1ght's
home g..inw aga1n\t the lnd1an.1 Pacc" so
ht• <Jn attt'nd th<' fu neral of h1<, brorher.
Lt·n JI \ .ilrtt <1 Fla
Len Rik'. 52 died I ndd~ alter a long 1llne\\
.\\'\l'l<lnt Bill Bt•rt l..a "111 wach the Laker<; in ton1gh1·., gamr
Rile ) coached lhe lo~1ng \\<e<,t team in Sunda\ \
.\ll-~1ar game at ( h1cago "It "as a little d1 lfault.''
Rile\ said "II "a\n'1 ca<;' But that\ hfe .. 'R ile~·, 'II.Ill' Chm. said It "a' more difficult lhan Rile\ lrt on
:.h "ll' a hard "eckcnd." ~he ~•d "but he'\ lnsh.
and hl' h·cp~ 11 all in It's 'Cr) '>lld -(Len) was a )Ou ng man ··
Another .et back for Guerrero
DAYTONA BEACH. Fla. -Roberto •
Guerrero. the Indy-car driver who is
coming bad .. from scnous head injuries.
has suffered anothc:r setback. breakina a
bone in his nght foot.
He sutTcn.'d the injuryfo a era.sh Wednesdaydurin•
practice for the first round of the International Race of
Champions senes. but didn't discover }he problem
until after amv1n& at his home in lndian~lis the next
dar.
The 29-ycar-old Colombian suffered the tnJury
when he tangled with road racer Chip Robinson and hit
the wall. .
lnttially. Guerrero did not think He was injured.
but the foot began hurting by the time he got home on
Thursda)'
Guerrero linall> contacted onJtopedicsu,..eon Dr.
Teri') R. Trammell. a specialist in racing injuries. and
undcl"'ll.enl a one-hour. seven-minute operation at
Methodist Hospnal 1n Indianapolis on Sunday night.
· Trammt.'11 said Guerrero broke the first metatarsol
bone in his nght foo t and had to have a plate and five
sere" s tnSl.'rll'd
LA signs Hershiser, Anderson
LO ' .\NGELES -Right-handed a pitcher Orel I lcrsh1scr and utility infielder
Da' c \ nda,on 1'grced to terms of one-year
contracts "11h lhl' Los Angeles Dodgers
Monda~. thus J\Otding arbitration ht>anngs. the team
said.
Hersh1scr. 29 "as among the National League
leaders 1n '>t'' eral pitching categones last seasQn. He
had a 16-16 record "11h a 3.06 earned average and was
<;t"lectcd to tht.' ~L .\II-Star team for the first time.
Herab..lHr
5800.00Cl last H«1r
Hersh1ser's ERA was the
third-best in the league. his 16
wins was tied for third. and he lied
for founh 1n stnkeouts with 190.
He made 35 stans and had 10
complete games.
No terms of Ht>rsh1ser's con-
tract "Crt.' made a vailable. His
arbitration hearing had bet.'n
scheduled for Wednesday. He
had asked for S 1.150.000 whik
the Dodgers had offered
$450.000. Hcrsh1ser made
Hersh1S1.'r", ht.·,1 k·ason "as 1985 "hen he had a
19-3 record and d 2 111 ER.\ Hnlipped to 14-1 4 \\tlh a
3 t\5 ER..\ Ill 1%fl
·-rm: \l'I"\ glad "c "ere able to comt.' to 1h1s
agreement." Hcrsh1scr \\as quoted as !>a~ ing in a· rt.'leasr
1s~ul'J b) the Dodgers. "I am looking fof'll.ard to a ''Cl)
suu.:essful r;ea on form' self and the team."
.\nderson. "hose ·arh11rauon heanni hacl bt.'en
scheduled for Fnda'. "111 earn S261.500 this \ear. Had
ht• gom• IU Jrb1trat11ln. he 'II.OU Id ha\(' earned either the
S2f.5.000 ht• rcqul'sted or the S240.000 offered b) the
Dod&l'rl>.
Bradley's Hawkins held to 24
Hersey Ha"'kins scored 24 points. a
doll'n bdu" h1~ nJllOn·lcad1ng average.
anJ Trevor Trimpe addc:d 18. all on three-
po1n1 bJ~l..t•t<.. J\ I S1h-ranlo..ed Bradle~
dl'fl·atl·d 'it Louis l nl\ ersit) 83-6 7 Monda~ night an
PnmJ. Ill Thl' BrJ' l''>. lcading 47-44"1th 14:38 left. got
thrl'l' bJ'>~t'I., from th(ec-po1nt range to build a
t11mfortabk kaJ In anothrr college basketball game
~londd) n1ght1n RJk1gh. N.C.. Vinny Del Negro scored
1-o(h1s : I point'> 1n the first half as I 6th-ranked onh
( arultna \1a1c rolkd 10 a 20-pomt lead and routed
BJpllst L n1'l'f'>1l~ of Charleston .. C . 116-6 Dd
:-.egro madl' '"-'' l'n nl nine shoa from the floor.
1ndudang l\'1111f 1hrt't' trom I-point range
Dr.iver still in critical state
PllOl:."\I\ -\'etcran drl'l'r Jim II Rob1n'>on "hu~·lar na'ihcd inw 1he "all
during 1hc final rJ(e of the Sl..oal Bandit
< oprx. \\"rid ( IJ'>'>lt a1 Phoenl\ lntl·r-
llJ llt•n..il R..tll'\'J~ ,ufli.·rrd Sl'H'rc head in1unes and
"J'> in 1.'\lrtnwh a111cal cond1 t1on at a Phocn1\
h11~p1tJI .1 -.pol..l'\lnJn of thl' ran·wa~ said •
Jim Ruh1n,on ..i2. ol Nonh Holh"ood. \\J!I
1lJJ1ng thl· 411-1.ip ... 1od.. car ratl' Sunda\ afternoon
\\ h\:n ht\ lJf IJngkd momen1anl~ \\Ith a car dn,cn b)
C •Jr: < oll1n\ 1 •11' ~ < 11pper \\ orld \tock car champion.
thln 'ma\hl·J hlJJ·(\n into thl' v.all
Ex-boxer Calhoun succumbs
LO~ .\\:(11 ltS -·Herman "Ro"" m ( ..tlhtiun. <1 m1dJl .. ·v..l•1ght c-Oot"l'ndrr in the
lll'O~ and l'arh 1%0s. 1s dl·ad of lt'er
failure at agl· ~' famtb mt'mbcr; said
\und.t) night
Calhoun dtl.'J earl~ Frida) 1n a Holl)"ood
h11'>pttal hi\ "tdo"'. V1"1an. <.aid ~:e !lad been
h11.,p1t.ili1rJ 'Intl' Jan 20
Thl' lum·ral I\ '>t't for Thur'><.la\ afternoon. ~1t.l < Jlhoun·, hrnthl·r. Fred ·
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SOCCER ••• hom81 •
phaloso~ -one player does not
make a ltaM. The Anist1 bave bttn
kd 1his ye. by aoel~ Erik Miranda.
cap1ains Brian Tyus and Malcolm
Capp, and Jrff'Pot. Ben Jllltftf, Todd
Austin. M* Davis. Ryan Phillips.
Jason Crabbr a nd Dou• Hand.
Lquria lkach bclan its r'CNMI to the
top early. Tht coacf\ aot his squed in
good condition in the pre-season.
using something new.
"This J 'car we did jazt citerc:ise,"
Naderza said. "Instead of practici~
on the field on Friday. we did that.'
Lately Nadorzad has been bent out
of shape by his team's play. The
Anists were tied by Orange. 0-0. last
Friday.
.. We ha~ to w1n our nex-t two
pmes to win league. I'm d1saJ>-
pointed with the wa} our team played
(against Orange)." Naderud said.
"It's not like our team at all.
"This is the time you peak. not go
down. But I think our team can get
together as a unit because they have
character. We have great leaders on
the team."
McKinney wtns
slalom crown
COPPER MOUNTAIN. Colo
(AP) -Tamara McKinney. whose
season has been on hold because of a
broken leg. ovenook five other skiers
on the second run Monday to win the
women's slalom at the U.S. Alpine
Ski Championships.
McKinney. who placed third in
Saturday's giant slalom in her first
competition of the season. said her
victor) would give her a needed boost
of confidence heading into the Olym-
pics.
"I needed that. I really did." she
said after first-run leader Heidi
Voelker was unable to hold onto first
place. "' U LAI _,p,..l1et11•1
McK.Jnne).15. of Olympic Valle}.
stood si\th after the first run during
"hich she lost her goggfes after hitting
the 5econd gate.
Crashing the gate
U.S. Alpine Cbamplon.ahlp •lalom winner Tamara llclUD-
ney of Olympic Valley. cra•hea tb.roqh 1ate on llonday.
.
Cheetah, Kathmandu lead
Manzanillo field faiflYITght
within mild to light winds
By ALMON LOCKABEY
OllllJNel .............
Sailing v1nually one mile apan off Cedros Island.
The Peterson-66 Cheetah and the an ta CruL-70
Kathmandu Monda) took over the elapsed and correctt.'d
time lead an the 1. IOO-mile San Diego to Manzanrllo race.
Cheetah. owned b) Dick Pl!nnington of Long Beach
and underchaner to a syndicate headed b) Sand) Manin.
Los Angeles Yacht Club. reponed a position 796 miles
from Manzan1llo. and Kathmandu was one mile astern.
according to the Monday 8 a.m. roll call.
Citius. another Santa Cruz-70 under charter to Nick
and Bob Frazee. San Diego Yacht Club. was three mtks
ahead of Cheetah but was not saving her handicap ume.
The rest of the 13-boal IOR Class A flet.'I "ere all
bunched" llhin 50 miles of each olhcr and "-Crt.' sailing an
light to moderate nonherl> winds near Cedros lslan9.
according to Herb Johnson. ham radio operator aboard
the escon vessel Dulsea.
Taking O\'t.'r the IOR Clas'$ B handicap lead was the
Santa Cruz-50 Deception. skippered by David Mcgannit~
o f California Yacht Club. Second m Class B. live miles
behind Deception. was Wamn Hancock's Peterson-46
Aleta out of Newpon Harbor Yacht Club.
Other local boats were John Arens' Frers-5 1
Tomahawk.. Balboa Yacht Club. sixth 10 Class B, and
Harry Thomascn's Fren~59 Ms Blue. BYC. seventh 1n
Class B.
Leading In the 8-boat Performance Handicap Racing
Fleet (PHRF) was Roller Coaster. a .SC-SO under chancir
to John Fraser. Santa Cruz.
Handicap standings after 44 hours of sa1hng:
I~ OVERAlL -I C'-1111. S.ncJv AMrlln. Los A~~s V( 2
Ke1h,.,.r1<1u Rooer1 Oov9111v, Cehl0tt'll1 VC. l C•11.n N•clo. & Boo
Frutt. Sen 01~ vc. ' Sorcerv, J1u Wood, P1c1ltC M1rintn YC
S Maverl<lo. Lt\ (rouctl, SOVC
IOR·A -I Cl\Hleh. 2 K1111m1ndu. 3 (lhus
tOR·B -I Ot<to!lon, 2 Altla, l Jeno. Ml<:hH I & Bob 1C111n (V(
PHRF OVERALL -I Roller (out~. John Frutr. Senle Crur V(
1 Hen1 HO Rolft Crc>lltr !.en Frencl\cO YC ). Jou . o,~ Oet11t l\.
L -Bt~I> V(
PHRF ·A -I M4'fl•n. ROO« Wiit\ Enct,,.I vc
PHRF ·B -I ROiier CO.Sier 2 HI,,. Ho l Jou
Sunklst Series wlnds up
Balboa Yacht Club wound up Its four months old
unlo..1st Scncs aturday with hght winds and summer
'II.Cather again prcva1hng.
Winds were so light for tht.' outside classes Sunday
that tht.'rc were no finishers.
Final \landings for the series:
INSIDE CL.ASHS
LA!.Ell -I Ci~lt Btcio.er Ceoi\lfeno 81v YC, 2 Don Mooov.
BaibOI YC l (lfl Htllm1n 8 VC ' qoo· ... -I P1ul Blink. BYC ., Tom M~ .... .,. Biiiie Corlnl~n VC l Rowlarl<I Lonrnan, BYC
LIDO 148 -1 Al McCown. Sma• ao.1 lhcine Ann . 1 Boo Vet:iferri. BVC l C Cemoo\, BVC
AOUL T SABOT -' H•nll Hurn.nn, ave. , Coline CiillOont, ave.
3 Kris B1um91t1tn, BVC
OUTMDI Cl.ASSIS
PHRF ·A -1 e111 AoOlt, Ci1u<110 -Jotllnwn. acvc1avc. 2 Vor1t•.
Bruce Twk l\llf, BYC. l Braveoo. G1n• Cl'11ndltf, Soull'I SN>rt YC
PHllF-B -I LtCkelv So11I, Oick ~evo.n. Betlle C0<lnll\lan YC. 2. f'Hlival, Pel O\()()(n SSYC. l Anlmel, Sieve & C"UCI> IMcJI, BYC
PHllF C -I Puuvcel. John Srelev. Voveotr\ YC, 2 Crv~
ll1t>t>1I John Oen~mort. VVC, l Sc>irof Merlo. El\'!'l'O<f"· BVC
SOLING -I B•R Marhnv. ave
SHIELOS -1 M .,, Cr1oooc;i. UCI Sl1l•ne Anoc>1rion
Dickson Serles field held to 33
Fon\-\'11.0 Performann· Handicap Racing Acct ~ arhts turned out a\ur,day for tht.' first race of Newport
Harbor Yacht Club·s Dickson senes. but because ofhght
winds onl) 33 finished.
Troph) "inners:
CLASS A -I Free Enl .. P'•W. OICll. E111"9ef NHYC. 1 Bu11.,cuo
Jonn Cez1er, Belbo• YC l Cu<W" Jeff Ferwtll NHYC
CLASS 8 -I 819 AOOIC. Mlt11 G1.ucb0 8el'lle Corlnl"letl YC, end
Ernie Jor>•n\on BelbOe YC, 1 Comoul\lon. Reloll lloon.tm, BCYC, l Ka(llTna C.errv MeOIOlll, NHYC
CLASS C -1 Crusader R11>bH, JOlln OenW10re, VOVffef'I VC. 1 Ot>Hu1on 8111 ADD\, vvc . l Punvc1I. John Srelev. VYC
Midwlnter Tuneup at LIYC ~
1x classes of small boats turned out Saturday for
Lido Isle Yacht Club's Midwinter Tuneup. in preparation
fo r tht.' M1dw1nter Regatta next weekend.
Troph) winners:
SENIOR SABOT -I H1nll Humenn, 81lbOI YC, 2 Don 8tft9<1kl,
L•OO I\~ VC SABOT A -I N•lt Wllllle ker, 8e11l1 COf'1n111len YC, SABOT
Cl -I U• lloune1 LIYC SABOT a-t AlmH Bullel'Worlll, acvc.,
Oer•tn Husl>ltlo. BCYC. SABOT Cl -1 Rv1n Willtll. BCVC, 2 Hffl"-r
Porter LtVC LIOO·U -I R_, Porter LIYC
PREP BASKETBALL •••
Frc0mBl
into the 3·..\ pla}ofTs as the league's
"J o. J COii)
•In the Pa<'1fi<' CoastJ..eagUC:
..\dam K~fc &. Co. o(Woodbndgc
arl' on the "'a> 10 lhc 2-A pla)offs as
an ob' 1ou'I ) M'Cdcd team with a
scnrnd stra ight perfect season in
sight.
The Warriors are 8-0. have won 10
1n a ro". and pro"cd out what was an
ob' 1ous call 1n the first place -the
Warnorsarc indeed No. I in the PCL.
But the field has been Jumbled only
'II.1th the rise of Laguna Beach (5·3)
and lhe dt'm1se ofTrabuco Hills(3·5).
T rabueo Hills has a shot at the
pla)offs-thc Mustangs host Laguna
Bea h Wcdnl's<la) and are at Laguna
Hills Fnda'
•In the South Coast League· The
pr~"dtcuon \\::IS El Toro and Capo to
~o 1-2 -tht.' latter pro' ed better and
tt's Capo-El 1 oro. both ha ' mg
clinched bt.'rths. ·
The.res\ of the league was prcd1ctc<J
this wn~: 3. lr,1ne. 4. Mission V1c10:
5. Dana Hills: and 6 San C'lcmente.
T-hat's JUSl ho" tt stands wtth Irvine
(4-4) and M1ss1on V1c10 (4-4) sched·
ulcd to !>«:Ille 1h1rd place Wcdncsda)
night at M1s~1on V1e10.
In inc hold!> a one-game edge over
the D1ablo!I 1n ht'ad-to-hcad meet-
ings. so tht.' Vaqueros can wrap it up
with a ,·1ctory. but Mission V1e10
cannot.
TOplO
Oran1e County
hlgfi school
basketball
Dally Pilot .election.a
1. Capo Valley (20-4)
2. Santa Ana (21-3)
76ers fire coach, hire Lynam ..
Should M1n1on V1c10 win and both
teams" ind up 5-5. 11 would require a
pla,ofT 1t3mc Saturda}· 3 . Woodbrlclle (18-5)
PHILAOELPHI<\ (~P) -The 'lumping Ph1ladcl-
ph1a 76crs fired ( oach ~au Guolo..as Monda)' for fa1hng
to win '11.tlh the team the~ \:ltd hc de 1gnt'd.and rtplaccd
him with a smant Jim bnam. '""
L) nam talo..c-\ o'er ton1gh1 "hen 1hc ut>-500 team
that ha lost ~-,en of tts la t nine and 10 stratJht on the
road open the ~cond half of1hc NR \ 'Ca~n 1n 1lanta
against the Howl .
O"ncr HJrold K:m l'llamed Ouol :n for the 7(,(rf
slide from the le;iguc's elite
\('hen rcponcr\ suggc~ted Ill the new ronfcrtncc
that Kati's trodes not (juoka,· C'o:t h1ng. -.ere re pcm,
Stblc. Kati ~Id
.. fart') ~m~ trad.c.we"•c made "'as ITC'OmmcndC'd b~ Matt~ {,uola\. fh" wa\ Mall> Guokas' tcam E'<'I">
au) "-il'i recommended tq me b lall) Guokns.
•• to Malone. Ro) Hrn on. c' en \1ngle trndc wa~
re ommcndcd b) Mall Guoka\ nJ his rccommen·
d111 1on almo\t ahuH "<'re tali:t'n Ye~. I made the linal
dcc1 ions I _sould h-:i,·e '-CIOtd. I am ulumatcl)
mpon rblc ,.,alt 1h t rcspaM1h11t1 ...
l; nam w1d he f(amcd of 1uok1s' finng , und•>
l (
night.
"I have mixed emotions.'' L)'nam said after a team
practice 1n Atlanta .. It was a bit ofa surpnse. I knew we
had not been pla)1ngaswcllaswtcoukhnd it had crossed
m) mind <petting a new coach). but it was not rn the
forcf'tont o m)' mind. I fttl bid for Many. He wa\ a
friend I wouldn't have bttn here 1f1t weren't for him. But
I undcrst.and this 1s a volatile bu1106l."
GcncTill Manqcr John Nash said L)1'am would
coa h the rest of the .ttason. and his c0fttf'K1 would bt
re" 1c""ed after that. Lynam said he v~ h1m1elf nan
1ntc(lm coach v.hast futu.re woukt be ckttnn1ncd by the
JOb he don.
··vou h"e and d~ by your rttord." Lynam 11Ml
In malrngtheannouncrmtnt. Nash said ... MIU) 1u
au > "ho con1nbutcd a artlt deal. but this is 1>1n or the
packqe that come with the territory or bcina • co.ch.
When thin art not toint the WA)' you wtnl. COIClwt IO
You br1na somcoM in to try and nght the ship."
Forward Charin Birt~. who 11td he found out
early 1h1s mom•na wh.1lt still 1n Oua10 afkr pla)'1n1 in
~II-Star aame.
(
occ ~ • • homBI
oflcnsc. or 1f 1t'!I defense. or 1f it's
return ma punts and kickoffs. Mar,bc I
won't bestaninanahuway,but 111 be
pla)'in&.
"It's bctn a dream since I wa in
hiah school and something I wanted
an opportunity 10 do."
When 11 La Quinta H1ah only one
lthool (Lona Bcarh.State) went~ far
as to SJ)(ak ~1th him It was talk only.
thttt was no scholarship offtr.
··rm 1ust rr•ll> alad I wtnt to
Coast." said Rcck1cnwald. ··An the
coaches ~ere reall) pe11 on both
sides of ith(' hnc. The}' P"e me a
chaft<'c 10 kt m) 1altntttoand htlpcd
me mature. <'Spcc1all> Coich (Paul) Bnas "
4 . SadcUeback (20-4)
&. Ocean Vlew _(lS-7)
6 . llater Del (18-1)
7 . Taatln (19-4)
8 . llarlna ( 16-8)
.
9 . 8aan7Hllla(l8·3)
10. SI TOro(l7-I)
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HIGH SCHOOL STANDINGS
Sunwt lffew
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Marina
Edl\On
Fountain Val•ev
Hunllnglon S.K ll
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trv·r>e at M•U on V~.o
Et Toro •' Dana Hur\
Cao1\lr11no Vatlev al Sar> C1tmentt
Fridav't GatMS
Et Toro at ''"'"" ~n C1t~1e a t D•"• Hill\
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C~•aLL CONl'E•ENCE Sm_... DWhlefl
W L T "" GI' GA c e111arv 33 11 ' n 112 211
Eamonton 30 18 1 61 14' 190
W1nn°"'9 73 n 9 SS 104 207 IC~ 20 )) S •S 116 2S7
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NV 1,1•notrs 26 11 6 SI 207 118
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New Jtf\tv 2• 71 S ~ 191 716
NY RenQtr\ n 16 1 SI 711 201
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Montreal
8uffal0
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Adam\ D1vitien
3) 19 s
JO II 10 25 n 9
13 2S 1 n 11 • MancllY'l Sc°'H
No 11•md \Cntelutea
T~r, Game
71 717 177
70 11• 181
59 191 111
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WALES
GMIM•tde• • Ron Ht••a P..111ae1on1a Flvt•l Petr C•
Rov Montreal Canad•t n\
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Cottev P tt\t:>uron Plf!llU•n\ Mark Howe
P1111aa ton•• F •t '' Dt n•\ Po•v·n New Vorll.
hlandtr\ L8'' v RoD•n\on Montreat Can•d•en' I( "" Samut•uo~ Pn1t1oe 111111 F •ver\ c""°' " ,'l>"aroo Lt"'••• P 11\l>u•llf' Pen11u1"' Pe•
LaFonte ne New Yorio. "·•nat •\ "'"' Mut•er Ntw Jersev Devit\ Dave PouHI\, P1111aa.lotua
Fhter\ C""'' ar> Ruuf!u Buffalo Saor.s Ptter
Stn trw Outbt-C Noro oue•
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Nnlund. Montre•• Canaa•tn'
llltflt win.
•·Ktvof' D•~n H•rtford Wnaler' M"t
Gartner Wasn.ngton Cao1tal\ Carn Net<> 90'·
ton 8ru1n\ Tomu S..,<1,trom New You
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Wing\
L"'Wln9 ~-LIA Rot:><ta .~ Lt>\ "-4fl l(.nq' Grf'll
Aaams Vancouver Canuc .. , Mark """'"' Edmoriton o.i.r, Joe N1euwenC1~"-Ca•garv
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Mlnnt\OI• Nortll Star, &oD Proo.rt Oltro.t
It~ Wines
Los Alamitos entries
TOMeMT'S aNTIUH
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I Noe. AllK
1 Footl>all Pro
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10 S.vln9 Greet
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M1n1ne1on
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11 Swtae>lng cr..nv., AC1letm.n
SIXTH •ACE. Pace I mile ~rsa U,000
Tiii Calllornle GOlcl Slr11t tll\,d '"
1 G'O•• Malt Trernoiav
1 Cos!,.,. ~
3 Mr Perkins Slfflll
• Pllaro\ N1tt Out llutler
t s Svtoonant Leckav
6 &oooa Jim G W~
1 Geeoea J UlloOf' I(~
I AnatOltal'I Storv Foin
SIVaNTH .,Cl. Pece ' milt P\wsa 11,..00 Ctelmlng Drlct M..000
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NUW~T LANDING -7 bOal\. 71
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DAVEY'S LOCICER C....._, llMdl) -4
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llatlbul 31 calico Ou\ " sano Dnau, 1 llne
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9 ASE•ALL
Amwiealt LNtut
8 0STON RED SOX-S 11neo Sam Horn '"''
Da \t "'•' a"d JO"" Trau•wt,n a11a Roo Wooo·
ward OllC"t''\ IO Ont •ti' contreCI'
CHIC AGO WHITE SOX-Reacouort0 Ro•
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MILWAu~EE 8REWERS-A11rtt0 to term\
w 1tt\ T~d't Higuera 01tch~r Of\ a O'W-v•ar
<O"'''•C' MtNNESOT A T >l\llNS-S gneo P..... ADOOtt
ano Jet< 8 .,,,.,11araner O·'Cl'ler' to one ·•H • contrac•\ Avr.-.c to ,,.,m, '# '" J•rn Ol!V\n'\ ano
Mart. Portugal 01tc""" on on•·vear contract\ Nll"-"IL .. _
DODGE RS-Ao•ff<I to lt<m\ "''t" Dave
A'>Oer\Ot' 0nl t~ ana Ort' Hlf'\l'l1Wr Otl(fle•
on Ol!"'!~-vtar corHract\
CtNCINNA Tt REDS-A11rHC1 to term' "'111
U L wn111n111on \llOrl\•oo •nd aulgneo ,.,,,.,
10 Na~l'lvolle ot 1ne ,Amer.can Ai\OC•at•Oll
NEW YOQ K MET S-AgrHCI lo ''""' w1tl'I S d Ftr"•~1 o••crier on • _ • .., .. , contract
PITTSBURGH PIRA TES-A11<H<I to ltrm\
w '" 80b Wal• OllCllf'r on a Ort1·vtar cont rec I
9.uKE"ALL NafieNI hsl.-.. Aueclalleft
PHIL ADELPHIA 1'ERS-~ rP<J .\Nltt
G ... o•n "taa co.tc" Nameo Jim L1nam "980
COlllC"
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Orange Coast DA IL V PILOT /Tuesday. February 9, 1988 * 113
Prep basketball log ..................
COIMNIA D9L MAit <n-.. ,
1• SM C~ Jt '6 HuntlnolOI' hac;l'I IS n Sent• Ana vauev 10
S7 Della M•ll\ SS
71 • C1Sla Mela '1 n i..°' A""*' •1 S4 Edi'°" 61 n 1.."4JN lilUs SI
jO $oftof. 33 to LO\ Atam.10\ SI to LOftll 8tacl'I JorO•" SS d !dlson so
SI Irvine 47
.. W~ICIH 64
45 New-t Hv11or· 47 .,~. n
SI Estancia• '' fl Tu\t1n• (3
S6 Unlvft'\1tv• 54
ft ,..w_.t HarbOr • 43
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only 3 years old 2 story 5
Bedroom 4 bath 2 l•pl. 2
car garage corner 101.
' ltnt quahty $360 000
Assumable ioan Mel
Fuchs Realtor 675-8 t 20
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-condo Many upgrades. .llST LISTEll 2Br 1Ba. wood llo'>rs. bright, airy & just a few 2 car ger comm pool, 28R 18A upslra &ix new G•rage. w/d hkup. petlo. L 2Bd 18 11 pool. spa. gate guarded Beautifully decoraled Berber crpt, everyttung blocks trom the beach night ltght 111ew No pets. paint 75· oft watei No no pets. 2 kids Mgr. 181 g / rn; 1~ 1;,os~
_!207 500 760-9176 2Bdrm condo wtth a new. s 1475"'720-9966' 2Br & 3Br Townhomes $1300 OBO 760·8827 gar 3408"~ Marcus $900 ~Mar •H ~5-9455 ~~~~~o pets 1745 mo
touch o t southw est •Dehghtful CdM Cottage ~:~~i!'te~t~syau~:,a~:~: lllffS·IAf-Y1fW mo Adulls 873-7353 3 BDRM 2 BA. FP, Obi ger. Avl now' 722-8294
BEACHFRONT
PENTHOUSE
Luxury 2 sty condo w1111 3
bdrms formal dln•ng.
Prime corner locauon '" 2Br 1Ba. wood floors. 1ngs washer & dryer Super clean twnhse, ltlle --•Btenelor S500• prlv patio, Harbor & ,,,_, TIW•l•S
popular Vitia Balboa -Air w/rJ. l car garage Berber hook·ups.840-5870 nu 3bf 2•;Ba, no pets. 1Br $600, N.ce 1Br ultl Baker area. $1,000/mo LI "-
cond11ton1ng. private se-crpt everylf\lng new I • 2144 S2200/mo lse ~4-0350 Pllld. n-pets ~6-3255 • NEWL y REMODELED
curtly sys~~'" t1rep11 ace $1375 720·9966 m at ....... • ... I .,
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290Brcl';1~ S5~!5•7S803675
rust>e pe.,,,.1ng. p anta· ~ llf 9 1 o ....,.. --
lion Sllutte1s all in 1m-$950 2BR 1•; BA 2 story SPECT&OIW 38r 2,;Ba condo 200o s/I Bach apt n/smk1ng single * Redecor•ted. d/wsh
maculate condtllon al a lrg pat>O. trplC comm lllFClllSE LIC F/P, yard. peltos. CUI de turn $535 Mo 10 M o first g~:r~~! m~'1Y 111& ...
ve•y a11rac11ve p11Ce of po o I 4 o 8 S e award lmmac 2 bd • den wet bar sac S2000mo 760•6838• • ru t ~ MC No gar 2Br from 5695 In the beautiful '*gl't-
1us1 $165000 832-4618 . FP 2ca• gar 5229•900 o. 760_1453_wkndieve ~els Eves 582-721' *979_1911* t>Orhood of Mesa Ver~
(714 ) 67"' .a.aoo A lovely. quiet complex .. .... CHtl lies• 2124 Laraine agt 854-430& • CHARMING C•pe Cod BEACH con AGE avall-s 28d nestled ............ l•K pine .· -able charming studio P•rkhng cteen rm -··~·• I Bdrm condo over WISTPUI MM 3BR. 2BA. tip, gar. yard. quie-i no pets Ulthtles I' ·Ba $730 All ullls pd trees & l•vllh land-
s t r ea ms & I a I I s Decorator lurmShed All nu crpts. paint S 1375 paid SSOO/mo 675-4137 fog. gar Sorry, no pets seeping. 1Bdrm like new
w 1p 0 1 y n es, an 1 1• new 280,m 2Be by pool mo LOIS. Agt 760-838• _ 1960 WALLACE w/prlvate b•ck yard
rnosphere. new decor. 2 decks. No pets. kids or •••IH .-~ On lhe Penn 2Br. 2Ba cor· ~5-2739 ~2-4905 Frplc. cerport, pool, spa,
gas appts. w/d hkup, smkrs s 1450 720-3912 --·ner of 12111 & Balboa lr>d ry lac $685/mo Min
frplc Garage • ctrport · •Bdrm 3Ba, ftmlly rm, fully N e w 1 y r em 0 de t t d $500 sec S.9'-2447
S750tmo • $500 sec No L le k 2141 furnlShed. comm lenms & $950 /M o 673-S.23. ...,....,_B.AU
den & 2 large decks ICWFlllT •II
Ouahtt Du11l wltl'l toucnes 2BR pl s den 2BA Home
of bnck :tnd wrought iron u
ts Velma 549-2447 IJ!.U IC pool. '4500/mo or ofter -~-u llWlY •lllAm pe s 1800/mo Terrific 28R Maureen or Ed 159-1549 YEARLY leaM I 3 bdrm 2 2Br l~Be w/g•r. crpts. * •EASTSIOE 2Bdrm 2BA. view. spa. Shutlt!fS. rlir ~.A.V ba. Deck has BAY VIEW. I &PliiallfS drps, bltlns, fned petlo
1Ba Apt, garage. laundry I maoy extres' A beauty Kl:'I',.,.. .. l car gar S 1300. 845-1621 Sp•rltllng cteen. large 638-4120 Call 1-SPM Sec:;urtty & •ntercom sys-or great income poten-
tems & labulous bay t1a11 Undergroond sec;ur-Y t e w s 548 0 000 tly parking Ask ing room.$735/mo Nopets Ava•1411497·6004 \tWJ ~'""Ctr !'f\ 11 CtrHa ••l•r G•rden apts Beeuttlu1Jy2439'0range ·A' S150
AYa11 now' 720· 1565 SPECTACULAR OCEAN AE.ALTORS ._ • •BEAUTIFUL 1Sr 18. landacaped grounds 2619 Santa An• 'L $735
631-t400 s280·000
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• * E-S1de CM 2Br lBa VIEW 3Br. frplc Sky· Apl 2 blocks from beech, Pool & spa. palios/deeks, 667 Victoria 'F' ... $720
upstrs. gar. huge deck lights. woodsy eru. pvt y•rd with lg 1aeuul garage or carport Sorry. -PILI •UIPTI ~"'" HI HO' I 111-a i o llllMI ' hoc. No pets $7 lS/mo 2080 deck. qu1e1 . 2 car gar. "'"luxury twnhM 1n New· Totally remodeled Avell ;~rv~RAL LOCATIONS Lg 1 & 2Bdrms un
GardenLn Agt432-7767 yrly $1700 494·3S80 por1NOrth.2 mstrbdrms. 2115 $850 720-9966 1 .,_ .. room •~ turnlshed $620-$725 REAl ESIAIE OCEAN VIEW CONDO •tt•checf 2 car gar. """' ......., Cl oc •• •AY&JUllEHW • No Laguna ctiarm 3Br $1395/mo,854-2171 VIEW DUPLEX 21>f lb• 2Bdrm 1'•Ba 1775 ose to "'rport.
REALTORS
BV OWNE'R'Pa'rk LtdO
Tnhs. 2-story 3bd 2 ·~
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firs F'P 2-gar. pry Jae
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$159 900 36.4-2193 *
DOVER SHORE Re-
modeled 5br •ba. •ooo
SI Day & Ctly light 111eWS
SS 10 000 (213) 496-4379
Gorgeous 2 master suites
2 bath s 199.900
B•oller 964-8825
3Br Mesa Verde S 1 150 2Ba hse • guest collage ------trpl new carpetlpnt 2250 Vanguard 540-9626 beech. SC .f1at&-tPooA.
Liz 646-3627 $2300/mo Walk to bch NEWPORT SHORES lg deck. gar $1250/mo Agt' -------ftovat,°1V•h ~tcej)lng
Avl 1mmed 675-5061 3Bdrm 2Ba $1395 * 759·8600 * Btchelor $550 1561 ~esa Or 5•,.·9MO IWIEI ftEIS UU •Condo 2Br 2Ba. new -Pentnsula 2Br $975 _ __ 1 Bedroom S600 No pell
In 30 Days' .Pn this lovely crpt. lndry rm, pool s&-'ii'' INcll Ziii Ml now. Agl 722·9730 2BR 1BA aoultt of PCH. 2Bdrm 1• ·B• $750 SpaciouSiBf. pool, ln<tf).
4BR Big Canyon twnhme curlty prl!g Nr SC Plza ---~ --lrpl, lrg patio. Slove. 2Bdrm 2Ba $850 carport. 11ove. refrlg
Golf eou<se YieW Price $875 No pets 640-2495 II C&IYll UST •••NT WES Ill refrig. d/w, w/d prvts, 825 Center St ~2-1424 adulls pref'd no pets
reduced to $765,000 •EASTSIOE ·c M Small EXCLUSIVE GUARD 2B•. yrty Avt Feb lSth. storege area Sl 100tmo -----!565 .. S350dtp 1939
2Br house lrptc yard GATED COMMUNITY ~2-3850 No Fee. 8'1r 5l8 ·~ Dahlle 875-7783 Becllelor S600 Wellaoe Ave SEE Man
Av11lable 3 I S785tmo 2 Bdr(J'l 2 Beth Townh~ NEWPORT TERR· 3br. 2BR 2BA duplex. back unl1 1 Bedroom S680 ager. l 0 4 -1 I 3
650-5894 Micro lrples in LR & BR. 2 '~bt. fpl. ldry rm. w/balcony. dble garage 131 E l lllh SI ~6-6816 ~2-1401/842·5723
•E'StOE 3Br 2Ba hse wet bar. w/d hllups. 2 $1095/mo • MC dep South of hwy. ne•r shop-$100 Oft Isl months renl X-TRA LO 28r2Be. con~
2151 & Manon Way gar pa11os dbl garage S 1875 Call Rusty 631-1266 Agl ping (2 13153•-1477 28 R 5750 on ground "'""' toe perfect to · Sorry no pets 644·0509 ---• new carpet wl dry hkup PllmllU 2 BR 28 A re•r unit n00<, new patnl/c:arpeta/ snare. $450/mo. No pets
S 1095 n-pets 7S4-7858 2Bdrm 2•;Ba, •ttached •38r 2a. yrly. Gerage. S 1225/mo • gu & w•t« dr•pts, dlshwaarher. Lv Mag 631-2167
ATlQIUONSINGLES! garage V•ew of Newport lrplc, pat>O $1200/mo incl Avail epprox 2/15. p•tlo. enclosed ge age, I ·-uL 2'41 N 3Br•3B d & ocean Entirely up-•2Br 28a tower tt.onleJI w1953_9202 H/873•5087 631-4215 or 873·0275 aat. .._..
ew r a con ° Slyle. graded Bar stools euto --... ' ------1 t triple mslrs, f/p micro, 2 awn•ng etc $3850,mo lrplc. ga<age S900-S975 *aa -Ill* BUNGALOW turn tor n-• I Ofy pat
car gar 1ndrv1dual w/d · YllU lllTILS --smkr. prof bus M 40~. apt, redecorated. lrplc, Crytll . 1225 mc1 $1250 43<'-6723 Call for •PPI. 640-5324 11• .a•12 Oceen slde of PCH 2Br qutele etmotphere w /d hk-ups, gar, 1 ml to 2 Lm prjme loceilon 2BR 2BA. den. frpl, spa, -2Be. upst•lrs. new c•rpet • 548-5058• be•cl't $775 968-6807
Bayview Terrace Pac11tc IYAIUIU llW French doors -all In Ver..,.._ 1Br 1Bt condo. /paint $975 675-5131 --. 1-2BR 2BA. 3 block& to
Vtew S2000 778· 16•5 Short term •br compMnety white No pets $1400/mo guarded g•t•. poot. gym. Beauhful 3BR. 28A. prvt v.-rtta1s s....s1. beach $750/mo~ No Pett
lurn. S 1250 Liz 646-3627 Della 760·SOOO jac • clubhouSL. no pets, duplex. 2 car gar•ge. 415 19th St., •P' D C•ll
ltatlll E-Slde nice 2BR. beamed RfAW evt2/1$775/mo~6-2791 sundeell. frpl, new pa•nl Rentbr•ndnewl~leNI (714)597-1118 .. / · ~-----S1400/mo6757ll3 Beaut2Br•ptt ready for _-=-=-,,.,,..._.,,,.. HMlt c.MH ceiling. pvt ·yd Pet OK , • • WESTCLIFF 2200 sq " _ _ . move-in As low at $6351 LARGE 28r 1Be:d°ln rm. ... zldZ ::i.~~200~ 7~~88~~w' \t:\X l ::t.1f II/_"( 11 3Br/3b•. lu1hsl•n9d7sc:5 ape Cetta.... 2114 Must ... the dltterenc.. up1teir1,gerege,g .. lncl. "' REALTORS with g•rdener I /mo. au .. IPTI. Compf r.oec $150 mo.
NEW'56RT BEACH MESA VERDE 3BR 2Ba 673:6590 530 w Wilson 84 1·2285 •tier Sc>m.
w Newport 28d S900 house. trplc 2 car c;iar •BLUFFS 3Br 2,,.,e •. laatl Au fili ""2s;tfleld TSL MGMT llmt.• •• MIT
Blt>Oa lowet 3Bd $1175 gardener $1200/mo 1st ne'""" carpet--". p••nt & •SECURE COMMUNITY 122-9012 or 842-1603 Baylront condo 2Bd S 1375 & last • clean dep ~·1 "" .., -2 blockt from beael't, •veil
Nwpl 3Bd t>Oa11hp $1625 546--099-4 Mon·Frt 8-5 drapes 1 yr IN Sl650 1Bdrm condo. like~. lg &PUTlllm u.+uxe 2Br 1',.,Be twnnae nowSA70 • utll MO-M11
Ocnlrt 48d FR $2000 6•3-1717 No pets ' bactc y•r1S, lrplc, gas Latge eltrtct,.... epts In a In ttw! Bluffs w/O.Ck & I luL.....-.......
Oceanfront 3Bd $2400 Nr beacf'I Ni n-3Br •• ,.-, eppls. w/d hkup_ Avl be•uiitul garden setting mini 00.en vu New crpt, ut. -~•
Ltdo tsle 4Bd 3Be S2550 ?'~B~ twnhse Garage w 2121 WS • ssocr MC POoll•P•. g•r•g• or trplC', ger1ge, qule1 S890 !mil'l'llmll'Rl'9'1~"'
WATERFRONT HOMES back yar d $t245 Ctuld & llmtl• No pets. Velma 549'-2447 cerpor1 Sorry no pets 2218 E Pacific Ave lmmedl•te potHHtOn
REALTORS631·1'00 smlpetoll6•6-654l 2BR 2BA. 2 atory s;a;;;d eomrnun11 •SEVERALLOcAtlONS 759.110• or 60-8172 28drm. 2Ba. I Mlle to
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IWPT IM llA "'11111 rownhome. 2 CM garage. 1 Bed oom condo ~ 2Bdrm 2Ba S790 onty •her 5c>m 64A·8122 ocean Some view A/C 2 .-~.--•.a lalMa Illa.. 2111 3BR 2'~BA. big ytrd. 2 car lrplc. S1100~m2o VIiie le•••/ 18'{19 btck yerd, 398 W Wilson 631-5583 ~ -eat garage. From 11310
I I E Rentels 675-4.1 'I I /d .... up -------Agt 1213)'34-&131 2Br 1Ba refrlg, w/dry. gar, g•rege. •rep •c• nd • rep •ce. w """ .,__. .... ,. l eul .... -------..er-=~
'¥17: Ro9e peftemed
filet crochet c"9SMt
scarf to m.ice in
No. 30 oonon.
tnttruct6ont for
'19x30'". 19-43",
19x53-. 19-67"
Included.
,
frptc mature t~t n-Unit Vacant $1275/mo •mTU* Av .. 2121 MOO/mo .. 1 .,.,.,room .,.,_ Sf l".!~=~1!1!11~·!.,.~A~!! t ·51275 A t ' 1y OonaldPfafl631-1266 25 Bd SIOO-"°°°' tee min S500Nopets 2Bdrm1Be 1750 1Bdrm.IOft,petlo.tountryi-oe s •M0~2~ on M8ftl.r'.!' ... t '13-9378 mo c .. Velm• 549-2447 301 Avoceoo 642·9850 telling No pell 1IO 21at , .. 111 w/ ....
Ch•rmtng house. 301
Corel 2 lrg bdrms. 2 b•.
en amentlles S 1975/mo.
Annual 213·213·3300
COlY~lk front houM.
gar eunny pot'Ctl 4 P•tio,
n~ cttpet, no pete, yrly
'1050 (118) 842«11391 ...... ......
..,, -------St SH5/mo Oya Frptc: c•pon 3241 TheMa * Tll alffl * Atut!t!" 1 Bedroom sass 646-1164 EYM 645-9543 St i700i mo 4M-oeo2
•BR. family rm. 2'~BA. ~ BIZ ~~~'; :~ 631~ -UITW • ,., ll
----2•00 l<I t1 S t800/mo • ;f.G CM 2i r 1L __ ~ _ Wor'lt 1 .. u 2t>d 2 '.-\ b• .. -, * •2,,. 11P9tra ger ~ deca 1 I ,_ IPTI widen. 2 car ger. END 1• ti"-...
38R 2 ~•A. t•mlly rm No -s7t5/mo 2080 nUtmlTllll/M U NIT, I mile to bch • clMn.c:ut•.twn.1bt • ..,,,
11550/mo. Both vec. Getden ln A9t •32·77117 ••tr .. No pete I 1025 * ev•ll now thru 1115 MOo poolt Bair 720,702 · ___ LIW....... 831-9211 * come by 101a.30 St OI'
BLUFFS3iA2' .. BA. dine ... 2 Swfmmlng poott ·--1111•• call H1-04S2 IV.mt. rm frpl 2 car gtr. comm lalaM Ziii Clote 10 Schools I 8hopt -M;., No pet 1 1 Smell pelt ecc:epted U rge. cteen . .-.. lndfy it'soo • MC :to~~" ••X9FRONT 1B&m yrly VILLA MARSEILLES fee. cerpon from 1550
-. _ Per111no. frptc, d"'WSh' 3101 So lkistOI 146·•549 .,.niil~PPl'l!"""''P.iilliiliPl4 IUJlllT-' No pets or smOllert, $57~8200
r: Oetilgnitr'I :-tr;,t 21drm. I 1015/mo 113.eMO • an
1t""v. ,.. 11 Mw erp1, 3M 21A Ul)ttlllrs, rrsiie. ~ ~ ~ ~5 14 pwit. etc FFJllC, MC syt. wthef/dryet. 1 CM gar . -
t Jllde 15/Mo 210.
1IA. frp4, enc patio. tar·
age Cat 0 K C8A 7Am to
tprft831~ wilnecebr. 081i1 floor. trig. unfurn yrty le•n 281' 11A Md eareee No ~ more' Boet doctc· s 1150/mo 111-t?at pet11 HSO/mo Mfl• mlT LlllTm ~--No pets -V.,Oe .,.. OfLUXf 21t 1\tla
1'i t>ettl """ lac 1u0 rw.. iiir.~ir~;'.,,;;jU~1':dret1 °' 1mo11ers. o.reee Apt, ~' ~ Cell •m..•70• rowmou. ear• wt0
1)1.c. •vtt9M• Y•O flofl'W Halo.God ftoofa '12tOOlmo 120·3'12 29dnn t8a.utlttlnd Yr~ -. -'*• C..-to .;..,. liiliiiiiiiiiiii _..,,. ..... C...wi 2ftf~terge,..o' -Coftdo.uPPWC2 !12S t mo ~1••;aA1~,~·no.enc.d ........ , LOCAllONll•••••mn ...
IUnMt Md wM• .... MO PETS .... CMc ~-2 .. tip, dbl mettlyM US.•2 :!9ci. oer-:·c. oec. lltl/mo XCLUllVI GUA9'0
:-: .. ,·,J~rwt0.7•~t7 ~ '2'5003 n'"""1· After gs. ~. pW. no """'"°"" ...... 2IA 18A, ~'A' u.r Mf.3'16 Te ~~T· ~ .. ,..... GATID ca•IUNITY
,. ~ • HV or .,. .. 1 ........ ( 1 I 2· • ,. I 140Ct mo ... 17S·"80 1undee11 d ltflw .. Mf. '·" ........ -r ..... --.. l & ., Apia on
HUNTtNOlON ~ MYNOOICONOOO.-O =llC ,~;:;i Y"Y •11111il• ~uo ~·-'•• QOllCOUNe. , .. ,,.o. Cu¥ded 80U11 ~ ~ ar. HM lif, ~ _ _ I lldrwl. O/Wf/lw, 8"Ct ger-mtm & iitw, _. ber, wlf ...... 2
ty (5'yrlJ. ~ nr. trpte poo1 IP•· . -..,.,,....no,...ao• at '*'~ eer ..,. ,...... ''m
288 ~ deCOfMad. l 1500Mo 780-1275 FIN~ MCunty l4S-C31t ~room a1 tMltft• aony,no,......,~
tomp!et• ~ ta------•<Mee & ._, nctr!ft '"'· good iocauo" l tllk tiWiiiiir • Cllltet tnSmo woo.. lllflllf-2 .. Apt,~.,_ 17Hlmo .._ a.... a.. tar.
uon .... lndd ~•7. IMGon ..., * JM. throu1h ct.ssi ied ctKor. eartte. lftdrY"" .. ,,..,., .,, ... , "• , .... I .... UNllMt ........ NI, sm NO pets lol().2i'5 fk MGMT .. ,.,., .,,., ..... ·~1
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NOTICI IUCTION NOTICI °' ILICTION OAMCll couwn 3, I Ateedl• County of L09
NOTICI 18 HEW8Y GIWN .._. e ...... .-.on._.._.~ Md .. a.. Mid on IN 1• ~of ...,_, 1W, ._...-.on...., tae en 11-nr•rd Miiot ~ • ..,.....~to leoUol\ 23'11.1
of .. lleoliOM Code of ....... of Cellamla. ..... .,...._ ... Dller'IOI No. a. of ... nine~ w ... Delertct10t ... ....,._of .. 1•*;.to the VOllr9 of._ ..,owlt ~"'Pf Ill a 1hlo" of
....,OlftOt ..... Dll'JIMD •--of ••u-ltDller'IOllR ........... of •• ll0.000.,_M
........ end ...... .., ................. Ill ...... '*"°'' ............. '°"" Ill .. ..-c. ....... '**...., a..~ frol'll 1111111M1• to a..._... lftd cllleOeed •au•~ upon **within IN "'-~ DIMrtct.
The bolide..,.. .._.In..,_. et• re .. 0t ,.._not 10 llllceed tWlflle percent ( t~I per ennum. the ectual
Umee of PIY"*it to a.. drtr mined upon u. .... ...,_., .
The b9lota ....S et the .-:tlOn INll be In ttie '°'"' pr..ortbed by Section 35108 of ttie Wat• COCS. ot
.. St• °' Celfotnla.
On 1t1e bellota lo be I.ad a1 ttie lllctlon, In eddtlton to eny other !Nit•• requited Dy In there lhall be
Pflnled aub1tantlelty the loflowlno:
....cwTPSMT •nlCT NO ... Of'
W MllCM WATlll •TNCT
... CW. llC*D ILIC11C* MAM:M1.-
TOYOI•. llarnpactoaa(+)ln the voting ..-.aft• tMWOtd "YES" Ot •ft•lhlword "NO" All matkl
Olherwl11 made are forb6dden. All dtlt~ nwlcl •• fotb6dden and meke IN ballot void
If ltle wrongly mark,,..,,°' oetece thle bllot, return It to the Aegtletrar Of V«>'•• 8nd OblMI 8n0ther
BOND PROPOSITION: Shall the 1n1tne ~We• oi.tttct Incur an
Indebted,..... end ._,. genetel obllgatlon bondl for lmpfowment
Dlstrlc1 No. 284 thereof In the emount of •2.580,000 et • rnuimum
lntarret ra1e of tw.Ne percent (1~) per ennum, to ecquire end
cons1ruc1 woncs and feclltUee for ttie colectlOn, treetment Md~
of MWage and the storage end cMartbutton of rede6med ..-.
Including dams, '9MNOW•. atoreor '*'*'· treetment ltlCIM .... p1pea,
pumplng equipment and .. nee 111 ary equipment and Pfopeny !her•
for. acquiring funds to tutflll contreciu.I commitment• to CMry °"' the
power1 and purpoeea of the Dl8trlc1 contelned In oontrecta, ~
contrK11 with Qther ~. all In eccordence wttti the Plan of Wcwtl•
for lmpfOY9mlnl Olatrlct No. 284?
YES
NO
Bellott muet be reoellled by 5:00 p.m., on lllctlon <Sey, either at IM Office Of the Regl9trat of Orange
County, 1300 South Grand Aven(ll, s.ni. Ana. C.itforn&a. or at P.O. Box 11298. Sant• Ana, C111tom11,
9271 1. .
Saki lme>rOll'lt'Mnt Dl8trlct IMll conetttute a' a119e .-:tlon Pfecinc1 tor the purpoee of holding the
9'1ctlon.
To be quellfted u a wot« and to be entitled to vote at the elletlOn, a peraon muat be a holdet Of 11111.
u defined In Sect.Ion 3-4028 of the Weter COCS. of the Strte of Celffornte. to lend In the lmprOYlfnlnt
0ts1rtc1. Eech voter rhell lieve one(1)vote lor Mdl doller'a worth of lend to Which he or lhl hold• title. The
!art equallnd 11uument boott of the oi.trlct le condualw ~of own«sNp and of the value of the
land ro owned ucep1 thet In the 9Y9flt en 1111 1 111t1t for the Olltrlct lhall not ha\11 been made end leYied
for the yw In wNc:tl the election le he6d, the IL.. eqo.iez.d 111111ment roll Of the County Of'Orenge Is
conc:lualw ~ of OMlellhip end of ttie Yelue of lend eo owned. EYrrY voter, or his legal
repreeentattve, may vote eftMr In per90n or by • per90n 04J/ft/ appo#'tted .. hit 1><oxy. "Legal
repreaent .... " mMM en offtc:lel of • corpcntlon ownlnO land. and mMnS • guardlen, executor or
administrator of the eatate of the holder of tltte to lend wtlo: (a) Ir eppoln1ed under the laws of this State;
(b) II entitled to poe11111on of the .... , land; end (e) II authortZlld by the appoWttlng court 10 ••erciM
the partlc:uler right, Pffvtteoe or Immunity wNc:tl he .-. to uerdae. Before • leg8I repreeentlli\19 mry
vote at the .-ctlOn, he muet Pf9Mnt to the Boerd of Election• Clttlfted copy of aald ruthorlty. wttletl shall
be kept and fMed within the r~ °' the .-:tlon.
No appointment of • PfOxy 11"911 be V816d, ~ted. or • YOte rlowed ''*'°" un-. It meet• all of the
foelowtng requirement-.: (a) It II In wntlng; (b) It II executed by the person °' legal repr...,,trll\19 of the
person who, In accorcSMCe with the Pfcwtelona of s.ctlon 35003 °' 35003. 1 of the Wat• COCS. of the St.tr
Of CllHornla, Ir entttled to ttie vot• for which the PfOxy II gtwn; (e) It 11 actcnowledged or eenlfled In
9CCCWdence with Section 2015.5 of ttie COCS. of CMI Procedure of the State of Calffomla; (d) It l9IClflee the
~Ion I\~ It II to be uaed end II I.ad only, at the 9'lction 1P9Clfted; and (•) It shall be oo • t0tm u
IPICffled by the County Clerk meec1ng the abOYe requlrementa.
Every appoin1ment of• PfOxy II a revocable a( the~ of the person e xecuting It at any lime before
the peraon appointed u proxy ahall ha\19 cut • ballot rlP'IMn11ng the votn tor which the appointment
WUglY9n.
"two-thlrdr (2/3) of the vot• cut a1 the ~Ion favor the llauanc. of the herein deecrtbed bOndl. Mid
bondr atl.n be luued and aold for the purpoee Ml forth her9'n.
Except a otherwtse Pf<Mded In the Calltomlr Water Olatrlct Law, Dlvlliorl 13 of the Wiier Code of the
State Of California, the .-:tlon thall be called, held and eonduc1ed In the manner provided In the Uniform
District Election Lew of the State of Calltornla.
Thia nota la~ purauant to a reeolutlOn ot the ao.rd of Olrrc:t0t1 or 1rv1ne Rancti Wiier ot11r1e1
edopted on January 25. 1H8.
~TIC( 18 HEAUV GIVIH INI I~ lllctlon h• been c-.a and w111 beheldon the11t de'/ of
Mere.. • 1111. ~ e6aedon.,.. a...,.. allt<INlrlf belot eteetlon conducted purw1 to Secdon 2Jf11 1
of the Pectlona Codi of IM l tate of calllorNa. Within lmprovwnent DIM1tc:1 No. 282 °' IN IMhe ~ Weter a.trlct' tor the PIY'Pol9 of .,..,,,...., .. to the ~• of the lmprOY9Ment Oiatrlct the PfoPO*!Jlon of ..,..._Of.,......., OUJllD ,_.of ... ~o...nent Otlierlctln lN~of Ui.10t,000rhel be
euttw)tu.cf and iaaued, tor tM .,.,,.,.. lleted In the PfoPOlitlon hereinafW Ml forth In ttlll notice, wnich
borMll ..,.. a.. pe~ from 111111 nente to be levled mo eolteeted uouai....iy upon 1ancte w41tWt uw
lmPf0¥9f'Nftt Olaer~.
The bOndtl .., .. belt' lnl•eat rt• rate or rrt• not to ••OMO,.....,. percent ( 1~.1 per annum. the retual
tlmet of payment to be da ... miMd upon the Mir thereof
The ballOtl UMd rt the lllctlon lhall be In the IOfm pretc;ribed by SeetlOl'l 35104! of the Watat Code of
the St•t• of Calfforn&a. •
On the beloea to be I.ad at the ~. In lddl!IOn lo any other m11ter1 requited by lrw there 1hall be
prlf)tecl IYbttantlally the lolowlng:
CWPICIAL 8ALLOT
--~ MTNCT NO. m Of ~RANCH WATER DllTNCT
INCIAL IONO IUCTION
MARCH 1, 1•
To vote, strmc> a c:roaa (+)In the YOClng aQUat• att., the word "YES" or rtter the word "NO" All 'mrru
othlrwiM made are forbidden. M dlatlngullhlng m1r1t1 are forbidden ano malt• t"9 ~lot void
If the wrOf'lliY "'*'11, t..,, or def9C8 tNs bdot, 11turn 11 ''J ltle Aeg11tr1r of Voters mo obtain mother
BOND PROPOSITION: Shall the lrvtne R.nch Water District incur rn
lndebtedneea and tMUe genetal ~lion bond• lor Improvement
Oltlrtet No. 282 thereof In the amount of 159.101,000 II a maximum
lnterast rate of t...iw peNllfll ( 12%) per rnnum, 10 aequtre mo
COOllNd worill rnd fadltlea for lheeollrc:11on, lr9'11ment and dt9')0S81
of MWage and the atoreor and dtstr1butloo 01 reclaimed water.
lnctudlft9 daml, rlMNOira, ator191 tantll , trMtmenl llCllltles. pip.a,
pumplft9 equipment 8nd .. nee 11 Hry equipment rnd pr()l)ef1y ther•
for. acquiring fundt to f\lfft?I contractual commitmenta to e1rry out the
power• and purpe>eea of the Olatrte1 cont.ined In con11 acts, Including
contr1C11 with other ageitdea. all In accordance with the Plan of WOl'k1
lor Improvement Olatrlct No. 28.2?
YES
NO
Balotl muet be recef\led by S:OO p .m .. on elrc:uon day e11rier 11 lhe Otti<:e of tile Aeg111rrr ol Orr nge
County, J300 South Grand AYenUe, Santi Ana. Cll1lorn11, or 11 P 0 Bo• 11298. Santa l.n1. California.
92711.
Said lmPfOYemenl oi.trlct lhall con1tltute 1 llft91e electton precinct tor the PIJrPOM ol noto1ng lfll
et.cilon.
To be quallfled ar • YOter end to be entitled 10 vote a1 trie electlon, a person must t>e a l'I040er ol t"le.
u defined In See11on 34029 of the Water Code of tfle S111e of Cr hfornta . to land "' the lmproYlmlfll
Dtttrlet. Each voter shall lieve one ( 1) vote for MCh oot1a1 s worth of land 10 wtoiori he or she tlotds title The
lu t equallnd 1ut111r'ent boott of the Dlrtrlc1 11 eonetu11ve evldlr!CI of ownership and of ll'le vrlue ot the
lrnd eo owned e xoapt that In the event an UMMll'llflt tor the Ot1trlc1 ahall not hl'tl been mlde and leVllCI
for the yell' In which the ~IOn Ir held. IN lu t equaltzld .....arnenl roil ol the County of Orange 11
conc:lull"9 evlden()e of owneilhlp and of the value of lend eo owned Every voter, or hll legll
repreMnt.11119, may YOll either In person or by 1 1>«son duly appointed u h•s proxy "LeQrl
repreaentatlve" means .,, oftldal Of a COfl>O'•lloo ownlng land, ano meens a gu110 .. n. eucutor or
admlntstrllor Of the eatall of the holder of tltte lo 1ano wt1o· (a l 11 rppotnted und« lhe l1wt of tflls State.
(bl 11 entitled to poueaaion of the •t•t•'• land; rnd (Cl 11 1uthorl2ed by 11\e appo1nlift9 eoun to exere111
the partlculw right , PfMtege °' Immunity whlcil he .,..., to e•ercl11 Beiore a leQal 1ep<e:sentat1"9 mav
vote 11 the elrc:tlon, he mu.t Pf1Mn110 the Boerd Of E:ectlon a certified copy ol said authority wlllCh li'lalt
be kac>t Ind flied Within the r9tUl'na of the lleetlon
No rppolntment of• PfOxy lflall be Yaltd, acciac>lld, or 1 vote allolored ll'lereon unless 11 mMts all of lhl
fotlowlft9 r~rementa: (a) it la In writing; (b) It 11 1111eutld by the person or legal tac><eten1lt1ve ol ltle
peraon wtio, In accordance wt1h the proYlslons of See11on 35003 °' 35003. 1 of the Wiier Cooe of the S111e
ol Callf0tnla, I• entitled to the YOt• for wttk:h tl'llt proxy 11 gNen, (el 11 11 ~nooMedged or cert1tted 1n
accordance with Section 2015.5 of the COCS. Of CMI Procedure ot lhe State of Cal1fom1a, (di It spec:1flel the
aleetlon at wtik:h 11 11 to be used and la ulld Ody al the llectton spectfled. mo (al 1t 1111.11 t>e on a te>m1 as
apeclfied by the County Clerk meetJng the aboYI requirements
Eyoery appointment of 1 proxy 11 •revocable al the pteuure of the person executing 11 81 any ume Detore
the !)efson rppolnted 11 proxy shall have eut 1 ballOt representing the votet tor which 1rie appom1men1
wu given
If ~third• (213) of the vot• edt al the elec1ton favor the 1J.1Y1nce ol the ri.11n delcrtbed bonCls. sa.ICI
bonds shall be Issued ano told for the purpoM Mt forth herein
Exoapt u ott1erwt11 PfOYlded In the Calllom1a Waler District Law. 0t1111100 13 of trie Wiier CoCle ot trie
Strte of Clllfornlr, the elec110n shall be c:alled, held 1nd 'eonduc-tecl in the manner proV>ded tn 1rie u niform
ot11rlet Eieetlon Law ot the State ol Cantorn11
This notice 11 given purtuanl to a retotuhoo ot the Boero ot Dlreclc>fs ot ln11ne Randi Water Ots11ic1
adopted on January 25, 1988
9enJ ........... a.nwy ...., "· ...... s.ct.W.,
~ COUln A~ S111e ol ~Ne
CAii eeo. r .--1111 llw .t lltlt ~ ln*-l "·•••T"'' UMITID or JalO "9C•N.0 •t 1"41 ""'41 APMAL T CO. IMC Of CSMlll Md 1111 11141 t!Qlll. D I f ( N 0 A N T : lllle end lllletMI 11\411 the ...
TARNUTD• COMITAUC• lit• OI Mid cieo11Md 11&1
TION CO. INC., IT AL KqumtO bt Ol>eflltOtl Ol 11•
leOTICa Of' 0t ~ Othet tl\M 0t Ill
llllAASHAL '$ I ALE .OO•llOn to Chat of M90 0.-8~ .,.,.,.,. ot • Wfll tUYe(I ~ •• the llt'IW OI c>eatn
on July 1 11#87 11 tn• •bO .. 1n 1110 to att tne fAf'lllifl ,.., 0..'11Mll<I Cou11 uPOn • p1opc;ny 111u11eo 1n City ot
)w<Sgment •"1••4Kl APRll 20 L19un11 Beac:n, Covntv ot
1947 m l•vor 01 1u0Qmem Or&•'QI &1111 of CalllOtma. c1 1d1IOl(ll u 111 r1 eo PilrtlCUll fl)'d tcfl~Hlol·
ASPMAL T Cl"l INC •Hid lows fO-wrl
ag11ns1 jUdQ"'*'I deblO<ISI Tht l PO<toon OI ~ ... J . TARNUfZE~ CON$TRUC· T1Kt No 516 Py'W! ~1111
TION co INC •na TM Of· Pl.ee pel map llCOtde<I "' VELOPMENT co .,. "9 • ~ 17 Page •9 of Mia· net oalance 01 »3 019 49 U'llaneous Maps r«:Otas o 14;tually du~ on u1d tudg· Ounge CO\.lnl,. H fOllowa ~I on tt•• oa1e 01 tt\41 ••· Parcel No 2 Beginning 4111
w11nce 01 u10 ,.., •I have a J>Oln1 In the Wnterty hne of
levoeo uPO<\ 11111ght 111oto enoju 1a Bloclt 3 d1111n1 theleon
onterMI OI '4 0 uOQMefll Nortn 8 10 EHi 160 ~
oe1>1ons r 1,.,.. P'Ol'e'1l '" Ifft lrom 1n. moll Sout,,..ly
IM Count) ?I Ou~"~ Stilte1t<>'~' ol said BIOC~ 3 Ind
ol Cahtorn1a a .. M"••t.eo u running tnence. South ti 1 follows !IO Ees1 40 6:? Ifft tnenc.
COMMERCIAi. LAND DE Sov1n •3 36 East 67 11'
SCRIBED AS FOt. l)WS fffl to a point on Ill•
THAT POR Tl(IN ,)f J' SrJlhl'H1e<I) line ot .. ,0
OF THE WI llAVS 'R.t.,__. 8 ... ~ 3 01stan1 tnefeor
AS SHOWN ON A MAP ~( llio•ll' •6 2• EHi 150 89
CORDED N 800 K J 'M>' ''°"' rne most Soutllett) PAGE 14 or OE EDS RE tf>'N•• llle1eol thence llioni1
CORDS OF lOS Al\oC,f .ES u a SoulheHle•ly lone
TR ACT NO 6t AS NUll• •6 ~4 Easl •625•
$H0Wflo ON • '-AAP RE 11 .... , tc 1'-oe ~1nn1ng OI a
CORDED '"' a ;ro• n i; ,. • 11n9en1 conc1ve
P AGE 4 ) C ~ V c; S• ,••• .. aaterty ano '"""\g 1
ICClLANEO S ~APS fl( '•:l u\ '839 02 fMl 11\flnut c OROS {' r 0 HA NG F "' , •• ,, • .,,.,1y alono Sl•O
COUNT" 4'l ~0~'~ A Ol w• •' lh•ough a Ct"ntral
SCRIBED .t.5 FOb.OY'.S 1'" ·' ' 1309 d O•~
I PARCEL 2 AS c; .. (lWN ... Alf11u y ,I 49 58 leet It> lne
MAP F'ILED ),. ~OO• !OJ "•C~' Ea\ll!'ty corn("r 01 u1a
PAGES 1 A•~· OF B•oc• I 11>enc1" Norin 81
PARCH ~,t.P'\ I\ 'Hf r )() WH1 153 20 Ifft It I
FICg§f T ,..( ~ •' ... • y I J; t'Oo'il r 11\f' Wt"Sllt'l)o l1M J I
CO f P 1'1< r.A,(,f '" l B•IX.• 3 tllllnc.~ .io n9
CO NTY " r "'"' ~.1•0 WHlf"'~ ltn~ Soult to
COMMOflo. • •"'"'""'•A 10 WHI 32 feet 10 1nf' point
SUNFLOWER C. )fiPn RA 'E 01 t>f091nn1n9 c EN If"' I., .. ] (\ EACEPTIN() THERE
SUNFLOWER ... FN E 'ROM .,, und1v1oea 3 . cos 1" v f s .t. A . ,.,.,,.,, or itlt Oil uonanu"'
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tea' P'opert,. tno ' • ,, .. ,0 \,. vt-0 n the deeC ''Om Qt ~•ttl aaO•t'\\ ' ., " ()"" d''9~ Count~ Tru11 llllO S••
mo" des•on•t•o• l""'' ons "~~ B•n• •ec:ora.d tn Boo+.
10 11s 1oc•l•o• "'"' t .. ol>· •')1 Pagf' 313 ~s re-
loi•nt!O •re"" ".. ~a·sr·.i \ <..t.•O' o! $610 Of•ngt Coun-
Ottoee .iP<..' Mv""'' h •n.:i 1 • •nle<esl l>et"Q ••
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I
7C 1 5 10 t • , &60 .... Wic.,nan nvsl>.lnQ 1na .,.1e
CluS<"" o•.... odf' ~· C1v11 rf'CO<OeO '" Boo• ~-13 ProcedUlt' •v• prov•s1ons P"91' ., n OlflCtll Rt'(;OfOS
oovern1n111 11 ... 1e·m~ cor 1 '" 1n~ t·lf1ce ot t~ County
d1l10ns ano f'll"'CI o• l"le i.1-. Rec n•Oe• or UIO C<>un1y
I Ind IN> •&l>I"'' ..:I 0f'l&vl1•"l)I "'<>'" ·omma<llr 0.llOwn
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I
NOT CE S "'E?EB'I' B~~~ C.11 torn•a
GIVEN ll'et ()'1 MM~CH 22 • ..,.,,, ot Ult' ..asn '" ... 1968 a• '1 00 P t.t 11 l.i1 ~ of Intl Unot"O
MA RS ~ A L S O F l'tC E Sidi~ on saie or part~ HARBOR DIVISION •601 1no 011anct" ev•Ot"nceo o.,
Jam!>o•e.. Room 108 C11y nO!f 5Kureo D~ MO<'lgaQP
01 ,.._t>Ot' St>•"" Count) of o• • •ust Ol!lea on lhe P<<>P·
0<anq0c 51•1.. 'c a ''°''""a .,,, ~ soia Ter Pf'fGent ot
will ~ 11 PvO < aUC110t' 10 amovnl OtO 10 M Oeo<>t«ed
1ne n.q,,e~· o•OOf" '°' casn ••I" boa ·
'" 1awtu '"Oflf'Y 011ne unrtea 8101orottert10 ~ 1n ..,.,1.
I Sl81t-5 •'' tn• "9nl 11tle ana •'lq and w11t M •ec:t"tv.O 11 '"'"'e~t 01 sa.d 1uo9ment tr>t' 11oresa><l orttett 11 any
I OeDIOr<\ " 11\f' al>Ove Ot"·jhrnf' alter 1111' ""' OUD"'-sc• Dt"O O•Oi>e"\ Of so Cllt()r ~·eo• lnO t>elo<e
mucr ''lereol as ....,.t oe 011~ "' sa~ nt"Ce~$.i', to sat sl'r ~'° e•· C>OflOTH" FO.-WAM>, lft t ... 1 r ..... iltcrueo ptO ~. E•ecutCM of lhe
onff"t'SI ,..,o CO~IS Wiii of ..id o.c:..n1
4P1>RO ~ ~ATE '-'l•N•· r a• 8•e>11er Roi> Ea•le MIJM 8 Cl 'I A •lilt""" Village RE ,~ 141
O iill'll ""' .1•"1• 19 •0 '~6' tG8e Publ•Shed O•en~ COHI
O, ~ MAC.S -A. Oa, p,~, ~eO<u••• 11 9 IS
HARBOR O•v1s10... •60' '9!f MT2 •8
..1dl!Tlb(.\t..... (jJ'.J ~""' , .... '--~" a ... w A "2661' f>t.ellC NOTICE
..,.al""\P\ ,.. B ...... ,... Pubhhed Orenge COMt Delly POo1 Feoru.ty 2, 9, 18, 23. 1H8 TOS4 Publlehed Orenge Coat Dally Pllol i=.t>ruar-t 2. 9, 16, 23, 1988 T0!>3 "Ml'J•SN "~'"9" Co-m•. ~_._._._._. ...... _._.T""_,..__._._._....__._.,...._._._._._._._._._.,_._._._._._._._._.-+_._._._. ____ .;;_ ____ ~__;;._ ______________ +-------------------,~-----------------<9, p ~1 0,P• ')epu!
1 "8JC fl)TIC( "8JC NOTICE Nil.IC ll)T1C[ P\BJC fl>TIC[ Nil.IC fl>T1C£ PllllC NOTICE P\llLIC NOTICE P'\alC NOTIC£ P.,1>hsn~ ')r.i"7t' C•ml
NOTICE OF ELECTION
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN ttla1 a apec:lal ~Ion hU been etllled and will be held oo the 191 day of
Matc:h, 1H8, Whlett ~Ion lhall be en al-malled bllot ~Ion condueted pursuant to Section 235.11 t
of the Electlonl COCS. of the State of Cellfornla. wttNn lmpl'~t Olatrlct No'. 182 ot the Ir-vine Ranch
Wat• Olatttct tor the purpoee of lUbmttttng to the voters of the lmpfO\llmlflt District the PfOC>OSttlOn of
.,,..,,., or not genetal oblgetton bonds of the lmpfq¥ament Olatrlct In the emount of 17 4.853.000 shall be
euthorlnd end.__,, for the purpoee rteted In the propoettlon hereinafter aet forth In this no11ee. wNcfl
bondr lhall be peyet1t1 from 11uuments to be Miid end eollCMd exc:tusl"9ty upon 1rno1 within the
!fnprowment Dlltrte1.
The bondr ltielt bMf lnter•t at a rrte Ot ret• not to exceed......,. perc:«'lt ( 12%) per rnnum. lhe actual
timer of payment to be ct.termlned upon the .... thereof.
The ballota I.ad at the ~Ion lhall be In the form 1><eecrlbed by Section 3510& ol the Wiier Code of
tbe State of Calffornia. ·
On the ballot• to be used rt the lleetlon, In addttlon to m y other m11tters required by law there ltlall be
Pflnted aubttantlally the toHowtng:
Off1CW. UL.LOT
INCIAL IOND •ucTION
llARCM1.-
To vote. stamp. Q'OM. •)In the YOClng aquare after the word "YES" or.,,., the word "NO" AM mrrll•
otherWlll made we fOf'bldden. A1t dlatlnguWilng IMf'ks are forb6dden and make the ballOt void
If the wrOf'lliY mani, tMr, or defece Ihle ballOt. recum It to the Reglstrw Of Voters and ot>lrln another
BOND PROPOSITION: ~I the lrvlne Randi Wrter oi.trlct ~ an
lndeb~ and IMUI genetal oblgetlOn bofide for lmprowoment
Olstric1 No. 112 thereof In the amount of 174,853,000 at • maximum
lnt.-t rat• of t...iw peNllfll (1~) per annum, to ecquW9 end
eonrtruc:t wcwtc1 and fdtiea tor the acqulattlOn, QOlectton, rtcnee
end dtetribuilOn Of weter and wet• right.a. to .,,..,._ the lnltne ~
Wat• Olatttct to utltlze a nter ~ Mntsfled under the Stete W ...
Aeaouroee Oevel~t SY9tam (oomrnonty known • the "State
Water Protect"•· lnducllng danW. ,...vo1ra, atoreor tenll• treatment
fedlltlea, plpea. pumping equipment lif'd .. MC 111 I 'I equipment end
property ther9fot. acqu1r1ne lundr to MM coi1t1ectual CO!MlttlMl tll to
'*TY out the poMr'I and putJICl99* °' the Olltrtct ~ In
contreicu. lndUdng oontrect• with other ageitdea, .. In accouS.nc:ie
wt1t1 ttie P1en of W~t for lmprowmen! Dlltrlct No. 1127
YES
NO
.
Bellots muet be ~ by 5:00 p.m., on election de'/. rftMr at IM <>Moe of the Reg6atrer of Orange
County, 1300 South Grand Avenue, Sente Ana. Celtomia. or at P.O. Box 11298, Santa Ana. Calltomlr.
12711.
Se6d lmPI O¥ement Olatrlct lhall conatlM• a ..,... 9'lction ptednct fof the purpoee of hOtdlng the
.-tton.
To a.. q&*"'9d .. a voter and to be entitled to vote at ttle .-:tton. a per90n muet be a hOlder of title. ~In SectlOn 3402' °'thew.-Codi of the ..... °' CaltorNe. to lerid In .... lmp'0¥9!Ml1t ~. Eadl _., "*' ri.. one ( 1) v-. for Mdl dOler'• wor1ti v' lerid to_..., he or• hddr tttle. The
.... eqi 111 f 111111 F*'t book of the D6alttCt II~ ..U.IOll of OM•INP Md of IN-. of the ~ 10 owned ..capt tNt In ....... 8" 111 11 ••It b .. Ol*tct ... not,_. ..... fMda Md -.0
tor ._ .,._ tn "'*" the .......,, 11 he6d, ttie ._ eqi 11111 If 11111 •••t ra1 of .. Ccu"Y of Or.,. Ir
~ 9'wld9la ot OW1•INP Md of IM -.. of ..,.. to OWNd. r,,., _..,, or Mr 11ige1
~ IM'I vote .... In .,.,.,, or by I .,.,..,, dufr IPP Dinted • Me PfC*'I. "Legal
,...,......... .. ,,...,. en oftldll of a oorpcwetton ~....., Md ,,_ • ,...._,, .....-0t
.,._,.._of the ..... of ttle,...., Of tlltl to~ wtlo: C., la lllPD..-cl under ... ._. of We ate'9;
{b) 11 MtNed to po111111 ~ 1 of.,._.....,~ Md CCI la......., 'i.':::'pal ••_.,.to~ ... petttoueerrtgM.~or~welldl,._.atow , 1 • .._,.,._, ...... .....,
.-.. ttie~. ,_,,_.....,_,.to IN~ of llec'9on I_..... CIOP'I of_...........,, wHdl "'81
... ..,. Md ..... wtttlln the ,..,,.,. °' the llilC1lon. ,. No....,.......,., of• proxy...., a.. 11911d, • c 1pted, or• .. ...,_... IMrtoft --.11,..... .. °' ttie
folowll4 rtqul ... , .... 'I) M la In~ (bl It.. I = ... ,.,_Of ..... ,.,_, ..... Of IN ....,wt.o, lneccot••wMI ........... °'.....,, or JIOOS.1 ot .. _ Codeof.,. ..... -~ ....... to ........ .., ...... ~ .. ~-··--· 7 ......... 111 .... .,__.lectlon2CUl.lof ... COdlofChl""D 1tnot .. "-ofCt111••M••1 511-
eeeotkWI et WfllGft II la to be ueed Md ................... IJ I C'tlild, Md ..... tMI MOfta ..... •
......... ..., ""COun'Y a.-"*""" .... ~ ....... ..
f*Ylll,.DI ..,...,t of•~••rwoc11e1 .. ._,,,,1 nof.,.pert0nw 11411 .. .., .... ...,.
.. '*90" WC*lted • ...-y ... ,_. 01181 a...._. rep;w•41N ..-b "'*"-....... a .... 1aa _...,.. .......... c:..n: .............................. llOllof ......... lf 1181d ....... ..... .. ..... ... ... .... .., ... ,_,,.... ...... .....
..._..,.1 ..,,..,.,,,._ .. c•s•-a..'--.~'Jot.,._c...-...
-.otc1••• ... ......,. ...... ....._._ .... , ',.., .. ,......., .......... ~
Dlrllrtct ...... L9it." .. --c .....
n.-...... ,;..,....._. •• ,,, •• ,,°' .. ...,.,.~, 1 •""'*-.....,_....,.. ••aud•..,..,.,"·,.. .. ~
........ 2 ·' .... \
...
I
NOTICE OF ELECTION
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN tha t a 9'>1C1al election has beef\ called Ind wt~ on ll'le Isl day of
Mrreh, 1988, which elecllon lhall be an all~!Nliled ba.llo l llecttOn conductlCI P1Jr1Uant 10 Sec1ton 23511 1
Of lhe Election• COOi of the $Jiii ot Crllfornla, Within lmpro~I Olllrtet No 18' or 111e 1~1ne Ra.nc;11
Wiier District tor the PIJrpoae of 14.lbmittlng to the voter• of tl'le Improvement 0ts1nc1 tile proposlllon of
whither or not generrl ot>ligltlon bOfldt of the lmproYement DtstrlCI In the amount of S79 065 000 st\&11 oe
ruthorlled and Issued, for the purpose stated In the PfoPOS'ttOn herematter set forth 1n 1ri1s notice '#floc;ri
bOfldt lhall t>e payable from ......,.,,.,..,, to be leYted and cOllected H elusi'll1!fy upon lanCls w.thm ll'le
Improvement Dtstrtet
The b0nd1lhallbear1nt•est II 1 r11e or'retes not to H ceed !we!~ per~1112•1o1 per annum Ille actual
times of pryment lo be determined upon the sale tl"lefeof
The balloll ulld 1t the election shall be 1n ll'le form preecn bed l>y Sec11on 35106 of lhe Wal• CoCle of
lhe Sta te of Catif0tnl1
On 1he balloll lo be ulld 11 tl'le elrc:tlon. tn addition 10 1ny other matters reQuirlCI by llW tl'lefe 511811 oe
Pflnled substrnllrlly the fotlowl119
OFFICIAL bU.OT
IWROYOENT DISTMCT NO. 154 Of
MV1NI RAHCH WATER DISTNCT
INCIAl 80ND ll.ECTION
MARCH 1, 1•
To vote, llamp I Cf'OU(-) In lhe voting squrre rfter the word 'YES or a tter Ille WOl'CI NO" All marlls.
otherWIM mrde rre l0tblddlrl All di.1t1ngulsh1ft9 mlf'llt arr torbl'dden •net malle Ille ballot void
II the wrongly merit. tear. or deface tflls ballot, retum II to the Reglttrer of Voters anCI obt11n anotl'le<
BONO PROPOSITION; Shall the Irvine Rrncn Wiier Dtslnct Incur r n
lndebtednes.s and ltaue general obllgt llon bondt tor Improvement
[)j11nct Ho 184 thereof In tl'le amount of S79.065.000 II 1 maximum
tnt.,Mt rate of hwelYI perc:.nt (12%) per rnnum. 10 ac:qu1re mo
construct w~1 Ind facillliea for the acqubllton, OOllecllor\..Storroe mo d11tributlon of water and n1• rlgtlts, to eneble the IMOI Ra!ICh
Water District 10 utllln ant• auppy fumllhed under the Siii• Water
Resources o.v.topmen1 System (eommonty known u the "Sli t•
Wrter Prolect"), lncludlft9 dam1, rlMNO!ra. st0tege tank1, trMlment
facitllles. pipes, pumplng ~I and 8" nec1111ry equipment ano
prgperty therefor, acquiring funds to tutti• contr1C1ual commltrnen11 10
carry out tl'le power1 and purpoeaa of the District contained "'
eonlrlcis, Including eontr11Ct1 wtth other 9ga11dea, all In IQCOfdrnc:e
with the Pim of wor111 f0t lmPfov.mertl Olatrtc:t No 1847
YES
NO
Ballots mull be r~ by 5 00 pm . on alrc:tlon <Say, •II'* II lhe Ottic. of the Registrar ot Orange
County, 1300 South Grind Avenue. Srnta Ana. Clllf0tnlr. or II P 0 Bo• 11298, Santi Arla Calltomla.
927t 1
Slld lmPfovetnent 0111r1et shall con111tute a lingle eMcl1on precanct lor the purl)C)M ot hOldtng tne
alrc:lion
To bl qurlllled u 1 voter r nd to be entlt.led to vote r t lhe 9*110n, •~mull be a hOIOet OI 11tie *' defined 1n S.Clton 3~ of the Water COCS. Of the Stlll of Cellfomia. 10 land 1n the Improvement
Oittrlet Eect'I voter ltlall ha\19 one ( 1) vote tor ..:ti doaer'1 worth of land10 wt\lc:h he or llhl ~ 11"9 The
•t equallnd uMUmenl book of the Dl8tr1C1 Is~~ of ~ and of the wllul Ol lhe
land t0 owned 111oapt that In the .,.,,, rn 1 1 111 nent tor the o.trtc:1 ~ no4 neve been midi mo ~
tor the yeer in wNeh the alrc:tlOn Is held. the i.t ~ 11111 rnent rotl of the County Of Orange Is
tonelu11¥1 evldenCI of ownerthle> and of tM Yelue o4 land ao owned Ewty V'Oter 0t 1111 leg8I
repretenl1tive. may vote either In peraon Of by • per90n dUly ~ted *' his proxy LIQlll
1...,1at1119" mMnt rn oMclal o4 • corporation owning land. and ""'*"' 1 guerOlln eJl.ecutOt or
admiNatrllOt ot lhl •1111 of the ~ of tltte 10 lend WflO• (a) la ~tecS under the leWI 04 !NI State,
(bl ta entltted to pc1111aion of tM eatate't land. and (c) • rutt.oi'tled by"'-liPC)Olnt.'"9 court 10 nercnt
the panlcu&ar nont. prMleOf Ot Immunity ~ he-• to ea.a. Beb'l • lagal ........ ,.t...,. may
VOM a1 the lleetlon. he mutt ptetent 10 IM loerO of Election a oar""'80 00C»y of N6d atthortty wNC:fl th.cl
be llept and fMed wltNn lhl r9'\lm9 of the .-:tlon
No *""°"""*"t of t PfOICY lhall be ¥9llcl. ~tecS. or I ¥0tl ___, ltiet9on unte. II mlill9 II of the
f01owtng requ&r.,.,,.,,11. (a.) ft ta In wntlng-; (bl ft ta .... by N.,...... or--.. ftPl .. lt9'tw9 of ti.
per90n whO • .,.. accord.nCI with,,. Pl~• of Section 35003 Of SS003 1 of the·-Codt °'the 81 ... °' Celltor1'lle.. 11 enhtled to the ~ tor wflic:h "'9 pro.y la ~ 4cJ It la .-nutUged or oertlflecl 1n
eooordala wtch he'' , 20 15 5 ot the Coda of OM PrOC*Me o1 the State of CllltonM. (dl" IOIC1flea lhl
tlllCtloft It wNcfl It la 10 be uaed and la uaed onfy It 1M ~ l$llCMed.. and (e) It ~ bl on I form M
rpeicMtd by tM County 0.-meMlng the abO¥e ~
t..-y ~''"*'t of a PfOlt) 11 1 r~ at the ~ cA "'8 per90n •ecutif'I It at any time befOfl
... ,._. •PDir'*' .. PfOrt ll\all 1"8\'9 ~ 1 blllot tlP'W tlil'i tN,lfotea tor wNc:fl tN apoolntment -...-.·
......... (l/Sl °'""~~at the ltllQlon t8YOf "" ~°'the~ ...... DonOa. lallcl
..... ... .. ......, .., .-S lar ""purpoet -'°""' --. ' ........ s• proct• 11\ the ~ w.-DlatJ1d l .. 0Nwan t3 of the w .. ~~
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by BU Keane
"R~ad a story that will give me
ideas for a good dream."
llARMADUKE by Srad Anderson
"But last night's weather report
said snow flumes!"
PEANUTS
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TUMBLEWEEDS
DRABBLE
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Bench warmer highlight fllms.
DENNIS THE MENACE
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by Jim Davis
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by Tom K. Ryan
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by Kevin Fagan
by Pat Brady
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by Addison
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BED?
by Lynn Johnston
by Jeff MacNelly
by Harold Le Doux
ANO I DIDN'T EVEN KNOW
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TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1988 25 CENTS -
Mesa. rowtb petitio~s filed
County
poised ·
to lock in
projects
BJ BOB VAN EYIEN °' .............
Agreements with six south Orange
County developers that would
suarantee authorization for 38.000
new homes will go before the Board of
Supervisors for apprnval Wednes-
day.
· AJI of the homes have received
preliminary approval from the coun-
ty.
"We aren't approving any new
housing units," said Peter Hersh.
senior planner with the county En-
vironmental Manaaement Asency.
"The agreements simply prevent the
county fro m rcducin& the number of
units approved.""
The proposed pacts trade building
guarantees for road development
money. most of .which would be
channeled into the county"s $235
million Foothill Circulation Phasing
Plan. ·
C~unt) offic1als devised the Foot-
hill plan last year as a rpcans of
ass~rin& that enou&h arterial road
are built to handle expected popu-
lation growth in the south county.
U nder the program. developers
(Pleue eee COUJITT I A2)
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initiative backers confident of placing
slow-growth. traffic measure on ballot
By JENNIFER WEBEft
AM GREG llEllX °' ..............
The group en11nttnng a slov.-
growth in1t1at1\C 1n Costa M~
submitted peuuons Monday that
members sa\ contain enough s11na-
tures 10 quahf) the measuf"( for" the
June ballot.
Members of Mesa Action and
Costa ·~ksa Rt-s1dcnts for Rt-spon-
s1bk '"Growth s~ud the) submitted
7.)()5 s1gnatu~ to the cit) clerlc"s
office.
The group needs 6.304 vahd Slpa-
tures - or 10 perttnt of the city's
rcg.istered voters -for the 1n1t1at1ve
to be on the June 7 balloL The count)
Reg.istrar of Voters has a m o nth to
check the pt'tltlons to ensure 1he
s1gnaturn are vahd
The in1t1at1\e 1s similar to 1he
count)w1de srowth and traffic in-
1t1a11ve which must be submmcd 10
the count) Regmrar of Voters offi ct'
Tuesda}
.\ccording to Diane Goldbergu a
spokes"'o man for Costa Mesa Resi-
dents for Responsible Gro"'th. lhC'
cit} inmat1,e -1fadopted b} '01ers
-"'ould ue de' elopment to traffic
congestion
Goldberger said the group "'hich
has been collecting signatures s1ncC'
~plember. gathered all the name's 1t
needed the last "'~kend in Januaf'
but conunued Its signature dn'e as a
s.afC't} margin
knock1n1and J>3VCment-pound1ng to
the count) Registrar of Vo1cr; Pl·t1
uo ns -are due in b' 5 pm or thl
in111at1' e \I, 111 die
The measurt' \l.hllh fNUlll"'
60.000 s1gna1url'l> for plJu:mlnt 1111
the ballot. "'ould place re~lnl 1111n', •fl
de"elopmcnt 1n un1m.orp<1rJll•d t lt
ange C"ount' to l'n\un· pm''"'"'' jpr
adequate fl>Jll\ pol1u ..1nJ 1 'l.
protL'Q\1on tlood w ntr , ;1nJ p.1rl
spal."e
lnillall\ c '>Pl>n\tir, ... uJ l.11c ..1,t
monlh the' "'l'll' u1nu·rnl·d .ibout n••t
ha' ing enough "~n.11un:' to 4ualih
for thc ballm Bui in1t 1Jt1,c et• J uthor
Russ Burl..c11 \J1d \lunda' thl f'll'll
uon dn\l' ap~·.1r .. t .'h..1' l Pll l'J up
steam 1n rcH·nt "-l'\" '·and \Jill hl ,,
guardt'dh opt1m '" ahuut thl 'l(lOJ -
turc lOUnt
lnd1 ' 1dual , t1c:s ..tr(' .11"' "''''"-•nl?
on thl'lf o"-n '"""·~rl•\l.th 10111..111,n
.\II ha' c bJ)llillh thl ..amc gn.l d' thl'
count'"'1d1.• propo..al r o ensure that
de,ek1rc~ tJ~l' rc'>ptrns1h1h1' tor
se"'t·r' road'> anJ pul:iht '>t'r' 1u '\ that
"111 \t'n t' thl'1 r proJt"CI'>
Tht' Ir-int' < 'I\ ( o uncll "'111 '<lit'
tonight 1Jn "hl·thrr h> plJd J '"'\I,.
gro"lh in1 t1Jtl\\: l•n the Junt• hallot
In int' \IJ \OI L.1~ .\gran '\Jld hl'
belie' l'd hl' had thl' 'Oll'"S lu pl.Il l' J
mt:a~urt' un thr ballot "'11hout J
J)l:t1t1on d n \l.
I n111a11' t' \upponc~ ir Hunt·
ingto n Beal h "'ere ongmalh 'h it.1t1ng
fo r thC' J unc ballot tiu 1 no" '4\ th<''
\I.Ill h3 \C Ill "31t unttl 'l 'l"m~r.
s.a1d Gt'n Ont-ga o t Hunt ngton
Beach T omorro"'
Diane Goldber1er h.._• Comacllman DaYe tiou for a alow-&rowtb lnttlati•e are de-
Wheeler while Jay Humphrey (left) con-llYered to Coeta lieu Clty Hall. Tbe ln-
1rata1ates her huaband Stephen after peti-ltlatlYel8•1mUl.artoacoantywldelnJtlatlYe.
ln1t1at1' e supponC'rs 1n other ci ues
arc ncanng the 11 th hour for s1m1lar
proposals slated for ballots in JunC'
and No,ember
Toda) 1s the da) when C1t1zens tor
~ns1ble Gro"'lh and Traffic Control
submit thC' ~ulb of mo nths of door-
Onega said H unungton Bc:ach
Tomorro"' net'ded to 'ul:lm1t the
Ol'l"C'SS3n 1).500 !>1gnaturc!> tu thC' Cll)
(Pleue eee PETITIOl'fS/ A2)
Attorney: Defendant "Shot at car, not driver
87 JONATHAN VOLZKE
Of .. o.lr ........
Alben Carroll Morgan did a
"dangerous. dumb. o utragt>o us
thing" when he fired the single shot
lhat left a 29-)car-old motorist para-
lyze~. but thl' '1olcnce on the Costa
Mesa Frcewa> ""asn ·1 atttmpted
murder. Morgan·s auorne)' told
jurors Monda)
Attomc) Paul Mc)cr. defending
Morgan against charges of attempted
murder. assault with a deadl) \\Capon
.and finng into an inhabited \Chicle.
told the ~ncl on the first da} of
Mo rgan·s tnal that his cllt'nt did not
intend to shoot Paul Ga~ ussbaum
Nussbaum remains a quadnpleg1c
following the Jul} 18 shooting o n the
Costa Mesa Frccwa) near the Oran$<'
Count) Fairgrounds. He w1ll tcs11fy in
'he.trial Wednesday if physically able..
family members s~ud.
"It was an absolutel} dangero us
act1v1t) :· Mc}er said ··But the
C\ 1den c ""Ill not . shov. be)Ond a
reasonable doubt ... to suppon a
finding of a ttempted murder ..
But Me) er told Jurors that Mo rgan. 32. did not intend to shoot an)Ont'. a
prcrequ1ste that must be established
before aJUr) could return a fjnd1ng of
attempted murder. He said the gun. a
:!:!-caliber re' oh ('r small enough to
be concealed in a man·s palm. "as in
Morgan's tru~l after a camping tnp
Morgan fired the shot in anger and
frustration as he and other dn,ers
JOCkc}ed for position on the bumpcr-
to-bumper frcewa ) filled with fo1r-
bound moton sts, Me)er s.a1d.
"M r Morgan did a dangerous.
dumb. outrageous thing. that 1s to pop
a shot CIUt the window ... Me)er said
··He did fire a sho t o ut the windo\I.
that's a g1H~n. The question 1s
whether he had a clear enough
op nunll • to ... fire more than a
warnings ot across t e w.
Morgan. frtt on SI 00.000 ball. \at
(Pleue eee FUEW AT I A2)
Victim, family live with pain
By JONATHAN VOLZKE
Regardle-s of the outcome of the tnal for her son·s
assailant. Glona :'\ussbaum 1s sure tht're 1~ no such thing
as JUStlCc
he said her oldest bo~. Ga~. remains ··pinned hke a
buucrtl} .. to a haspHal bed that continuall} rotatts :w
dl·gn.•cs to c1rl·ulate h1., bod} fluids. while the ··worst·· fa te
fonng his alk'ged attacker 1s a Jail term
··-\not her J)l:r.,on \I, ho caused another being to h' e hfc
onl· painful da~ Jt a time. from surgcf) to surgery . ""ould
ha' e to do this himself. He \l.OUld ha'e to be put through
thl' saml' thing:· ~ussbaum said o utside tht Santa .\na
m un room \I, here -\lbcn Carroll Mo rgan 1s bcm& tncd for
shu011ng her 'Ion
.. Even being put 1n Jail docs no i.replicatc n."
, tll'g3n irtl?gcd1} shot Nussbaum. 29. o nct trt tht
neck. as the t"'o JOC ke'cd their 'chicles for pos1uon on the
Lraffic-cho l..ed Costa Mesa Fret"\l.a' ·1a~1 Juh I 11 Tht•
bumper-to-bumper traffic of v.ould-bt la1rgocn. ..1llc-g"dh
angered .Morgan. \I.ho fired v.hat his a11ornC'' \J\\ \I.a\
intendt'd to be a "arning shot
Instead. 1he single :!:!-caliber bullet hit 'u"ba um
JUSt behind hlSJi\I. bone and shghll~ belo\I. his nl·~L.
That slug v.as remo'ed months later but rt "-Ould he month~ mort tx-forr :'lt'ussbaom regain~ an~ m1wcmt'nt.
e'en his Sptteh It is still quesuonable "'hctht r hi\ hc><h
,,. ill e' l'r regain the strength and f.r3 <' o l a man "'hl'1 onlC'
ran marathon and pla~cd tennis \I, 1th a ',1unf T ral'
-\usun
··He's got a long "'a~ to go·· ..aid his brother ott
'ussbaum. :!6 .. Th('re°<, peals and 'all"' s. >mt' da" his
a111tudc 1s 'Cr) &ood. and some daH 1t 1s 'en bJd '-o Ont'
1s gor ng to stale a claim iabout h1'i reco' c~ l ei ther ""a) •·
C\cott Nussbaum sa1d his bro1hcr is b11tt•r .ihout the
'hoCltmg; nd h1~fam 1I\' IS~
(Pleue eee VICTllll/A2)
Dole, Robertson beat Bush in Iowa caucuses
3rd-place finish blow to vice president:
Gephardt tops tight pack of De~ocrats
By DAVID ESPO
ft ,,, ........... • place. Richard Gephardt edged Paul
STTnon to wrn a se'-cn-man Demo-
DES MOINES. Iowa -~n Bob Cratic race.
Dole scored a convincing tnumph in . With 70 percent oftht' Dcmocraut
lov.a's Re publican pres1dcnt1al caucuses reportini in the fir1t big tC'St
caucuses Monday night wh1k Pat of the 1988 prcs1dcnual cam~1gn.
Ro bertson dro pped a falterin& Vice Rep. Gephardt of M1ssoun had 27
President George Bush into third percent of the total and led in the
'\l·parJtc 'otl' 10 appon1on lo"'a
dd eg.Hl''> It' the natio nal nomina11n1
eun' cntron
.. PC'opll' arl.' v.oml.'d about rcµ1n-
ing l l)ntrol 1.1f our C'l.'.'Ono m1c des Un):·
(1cphardt n:m:irl cJ in chnming v1c-
hln
Sen Simon. of lll1no1s, had 24
~·r~l·n1 and \tassachusetts Go'.
\lichad Dul..al..1s had :! I percent
k\~ Jad .!>On bcste-d a dis.appointed
Brun• Babbitt for founh place and
~1d. ··doubk-<l1g11 1s a poht1cal
'11.·ton ··
Even funher ba l 1n lhC' pad \1.8
Gaf) Han. his comC'bal-L. hid in
shamble~ He had scan"'C'h I pt"rccnt
of the total in the statC' that catapulted
him to natio nal promincnl<' in 19 4
The GOP returns \l.Crt' almost
complete. \I.1th DolC' at ~ pcl"Ct"nt.
Ro~ :! percrnt and Bush at IQ
J>(~nt
Bush. the nauonal front-runnC'r as
the evt'n1ng besan ron C'dcd ddeat
and 'o"ed to v.ork harckr rn . r v.
Hampshire's lcad-ofT pnma~ ne:\I
w~k. 'Tm a fi&hter l"m not 1toing
to tit·"'"" ni; .1rl1 und ·· hc ..aid
l).;1lc ~ J rdl'' lfO"ed about thC'
ma~n11udl' 111 lhl· 'ICl' prt:\ldenrs
t'mN rr.1"ml·nt .. , thinl 11 mo rtalh
\l.C\und\ him·· ..aid Sen C'h uck
l•rJ\\IC\ ut h1"a "'ho cam paigned
C\lt.'n\l'el\ tor thl' "!001.'f
Dok "hCI U~l·d lo"ans to~rd
him'" ··onC' l'I u' · "11d he ho h1s
"'" "-OU ld h('lp him in 'c\I, amp-
sh1 n-\I, hC'rt' hC' ha' p1ded uf' 'ltrTngth
in a fresh pubhl ornn1on survt >
rl'lca~~d h' -\ 8(
(Pleue eee DOLE/ A2)
4 big north Costa Mesa
projects focus of debate
JERRI
Wuu
~ numbtts a110Caaltd wnh the
proj«ts att aUlllCrina. If city laldm of tht prnmt and
ftatvtt appro"e the prQJKU to
ablolute hm1\ or the etty•s aamnt erneraJ IMn's limit, the four pmttts well yltfd a oombu~ 7.87 m1UIOft
1quatt ht of commtf'('aal and oftke
~~ l ,lOO homn: 10.000 IQ•tt a. ol tt11awan11. t-o .._.. wath a ~-900 rooms; ud I 10,000... ..... IOoldt~ftft~ .
..
,.
. But .tM most imposing -and
1mpact1na -num~n an: tho~
involvina traflk.
Consuhants estimate That onct the
four m~or ckve~1ns -C J ~rstrom A Sons Home Ranch.
Amel Dr"elopmenfs Metro Pointe.
Transp1e1(1e's Metro Center and
Sakiob Farms -are finished. the~
will 8rDCrated an addiuonal 165.160
car tnps eKh day in and out of th<'
area.
By the year 2010 -.arty, 737.000
can wdl ~ IOtftl •• and out of the area's vanous ck~dopatntt
The traftk ~" ""° make *-ttbtMta.wd ...... ··wors1· cur scmano... ... die& IUMnO IS
the IOUrtt of mD)' rfti*na• 1'·1·
mam.
h iuho lhe -.o11Matf'1 plan.s
to tut uaflk waa U•• tht a11mated n..-., ol 1nf1 '° and ftvmmdt Pi .......... ~ ..
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Swan was appointed a director on
the <>rans County Sanitation Dis-
trict 14 w\en it was formed in 198'.
He is vice chairman and a member of
the Joint Board Fi!Cal Policy Com-.
mi nee.
He is a baud member on the <>ranee Coat Colle8e Foundation
wtaida railel supplemental funds for
~~-iDdudt: baud ~~Coua&.~· A-; VIMHNr, Coun-~ Cieizna for Waler; U'ClllUl'ef. 2'Ull' County CiUien1 for Fair
TuatlOn; lllOdate to •te R~ r;:,r-CeauaJ Committee since 914. ' Swa is ~ ot Pacific Scien-
(tific Com~y. hcedquanered in Anahet'm. The publidy-bdd com·
pany manufacuam elecuonic instN•
mats, llCl'Olp9Ce products, ratraint
1yacms and electric motors and
CODUOIL
~ ii the eiahth Republican to vie
&>r tbe ~ seat beina
vacated by Rep. Robert Bedbam.
Other announced candidates are
Newport Bach businessman Nathan·
Rotenbera. lS; Costa Mesa City
Councilman Peltt Bu&. 39; Irvine
Citl' Councilman C. Dlvid Baker, 34;
senaor assistant White Houte countet
C. Christopher Cox, lS; Tustin City
Councilman John Kelly, lS; Newport
each airline pilot John Hylton. 42;
and Pentaaon liaison to the National
Security Council ChartH Devore, 2S.
Laat.ana Bach City Councilwoman
Lida l..enncy is the onl¥ Democrat to
announce in that party s primary.
ToutlJ dlesla Russian roulette game
~ ' '
LONGBEACH(AP)-A 17-year-h a,pcared tbat ... tublWatial spunandtheshooterplacestbe.aunto
8ld boy died Sunday after he ~ amouat of drinkiaa" bed tam place the bald. takiftl a cbance that the
..,-ently shot himself in the head befOre the 4 Lm. iaddeat al the uiaer will find an empty chamber.
4urina a pnie of Russian roulette Monterey Motel in tbe 1700 block of One witness told police tbe shOOC·
.inlick a motel room, police said. Cherry Avau.c, said poliCc Lt. Jim i"I may n<>t have hem accidental,
l. Geols Robles of l..ont Baich was Reed --" Reed SIJd. Four women and five men, .dedareC1 brain dad foUOwi .. the 4 Five chambers of the .lkaliber all between 19 and 2S ycan old and ta.m. Sunday sbootina and his parcnu Smith and Weuon rev~ were ~t to be transients, ftR with
apeed to tum off life support at 7:30 empty. while the sixth contained a the man when the shoot~ occurred.
p.m.. said Shawna Penderahast. spent shell. police said. . he said. ~oman for lo"I Beach Mcm-In Russianroulette.one~is Homicide detectives were in-«ial Medical Center. inserted in a revolver. the cylinder is vestiptina the incident, he said.
1.
Report critical of Waldheim
• VIENNA. Austria (AP) -The
•head of a panel of historians ~.J ;President Kurt Waldheim's al
involvement in Nazi war crimes said
Sunday the commission's report is
.. very critical" of Waldheim.
Swiss historian Hans Rudolf Kurz
said the report would be handed to
the Austrian aovemment Monday.
The decision followed days of uncer-
uinty over whether the commission
should keep worki'l: in hopes of
•obtainin& additional m3tcrial.
Kurz... who heads the six-mcmbet
commission, told The Associated
Press that details of the report bad
already been Jiven to Deputy
1 Chancellor Alois Mock. whose con-
servative People's Party bas stronaly
becked Waldheim. .
When asked about the contents of
the document rcprdina Waldheim's
I wartime activities. Kurz said: "The
'"lcport is very critical ...
1 Another panel member. Belaian
-1 bistonan Jean Vanwelk~nbuyzen.
.£pe>kc to the ~p and said of the report:
•1t is not whitewashin'""
In a television interview later. Kurz
~ to t.ck elf from his earlier asked for his uttldition from Austria
statement and said: "We took our in 1947, but it never -pursued the
work 1 very seriously. conducted it extradition request and never pub-
with a scnous scientafic attitude. licly explained why.
"This naturally leads to a certain Waldheim. a fotmer United Na-
critical attitude. but I didn't refer lions secretary~, has con-
specificaJly to individuals.'' sistently denied aJqataons that he
The report is bei"I handed to the was involved in Nazi atrocities ter-
governmcnt despite the com-vins with Hitkr'sarmy in the Balkans
mission's inability to solve the m~ dunna World War II. The allcptions
tery surrounding a tclqram that surfaced durina his 1986 presidential
purport~ly linked Waldheim to the campajan.
deportation of civilians to Nazi Last April, the tJ.S. Justice Dcpart-
concentration camps. ment put Waldheim on a liS1 of
A copy of the telegram was eublisb-undesirable aliens. effectively barring ed wt week by the West German news magazine Der Spieaicl. The him from entcrina the United States.
W Id .. _. · Tht Austrian aovem~nt then document named a •~•m' as 11v~ ~inted six historians -from the ina orders to deport more than 4,000 . ci' ilians to two prison camps outside nned States.. Israel, Britain. West
BuJpria. --v Germany. Belgium and Switzerland
Dusan Plenca. the Yuaoslav his--to investigate Waldheim's wart-
torian who claimed 10 have found the imc past.
telegram. has not produced the oria-. Kurz .met Sunday · with Mock
inal. The commission .appealed un-durina a day of intensi .-uo_nsul-
SUCC6sfully fo tbCYU,oslav aovem-tatfons by the commission members.
ment to help it find the oriainal. Mock. an outspoken Waldheim
Yugoslavia placed Waldheim on a supporter. has made clear he wanted
list of suspected war criminals and the report submitted by Monday.
~TINBARTEREDGOODSTBRIVES •••
!! the trade club· usually countries that h~ve to be considered .. A trade exchange is a ve'J upfront
cs a 10 percent commission for 'have-nots:" Meyer said. "They way of doing business -its not an
na in the barter. Meyer said. don't have the money to buy what underground economy," he said.
One organizatton, lnterTradc Sys.-they nced .. but they have something "Under .th~ Tax Equity and FiscaJ
m. Inc. has 4 7 andet c:ndcnt trade· else, be. i~ natural resources or Rcspons1bhty Ac~ of 198~. trade
xchanges nationwide that all except manpower. exchanges arc classified as third-party
. common trade dollar. In Oranac Meyer said 110 countries have a rccor~ keepers, having the same
ounty. the cities of Santa Ana and counter-trade -banerina -depart-fiduc1ary obligations as '-banken. nae house the two laracst trade ment. while 75 percent of the Fortune Trade dollars ace taxable in the year ubs. although Internet in Los An-I 000 businesses also have a counter-they're earned and reported as such
is prepanng to cllpand into the trade department. About 10 years on 1099-B forms to the IRS." nae Coast. Meyer said. ago. j ust S percent of the businesses Meyer said he has seen au sons of
Fiaurcs from the u .S. Department and 20 nations had such departments. produ~ts pass throuah the pa,es of his
fCommcrce indjcate qi ore than S2. S And the ~ticc seems to find even m~me. .
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POLITICAL SPOTLIGHT ON IOWA •••
P,romAl
evenina and troop to their nci&h-
borhood tehool or ftre station anc..
suwc>rt a candidate for president.
To do that, praideatial candidates
have set up .. boiler rooms"' of phone
blnks. flooded the poual service with
direct-mail and plan to have
thousands ofvolunteen on the streets
knocki" on doors. ·
"Thats the au ts of what happens in
this state in terms of this caucus
procns, .. said Pat Mitchell, who runs
the Iowa campaifn of Illinois Demo-
cratic Seo. Pau Simon. ..It is so
diffettnt than a primary. wc·rc no
lon,rr trying to find new people.
we're trying to make sure our people
act there."
David Nagle, a conarcssman and
former Iowa Democratic chairman.
has an answer for those who ask the
three most important things for a
candidate to do in Iowa: "Organize.
organize. organi1.c ...
The reason politicos pul such a
high premium on orpnization is tlic
nature of Iowa's process. Rather than
stoppina for a minute and pullin& a
lever in a voting booth. activists must
make a commitment to attend a
meeting in one of the state's 2.487
precincts, a mcctina which could last
until the wee houn ofthc morning.
.. Turnout is a little more difficult
because of the nature of the process,"
said Wittcraf. "h 's not a five-minute.
or a 10-minutc process." ·
Because of that. candidates must
nie Campbell.
In addition 10 convincina people
they should support a certain can-
didate, therc'sanothcr hurdle to clear.
Those who have never attended a
caucus -and very few people 10 on a
routine basis every year -can' be
intimidated by the prospect of the
meeting.
"Hclpina people overcome a fear of
the unknown is something you have
to do." Wittgraf said.
In addition. there arc also a series of
peace groups. elderly activists and
others who arc busily running gct-
out-thc-votc efforts.
But &here is a major difference in
Iowa's organizational battle this year.
Labor. perhaps &he biaaest player in
organizational politics. is sittina this
one out.
In I 0 84: .labor was united behind
Waller f ; Mondale. and leaders used
theircloul
"We had a membership list with
90.000 names." said Mark Smith. of
the Iowa Federation of Labor. "Our
goal was to call each name seven
limes." .......
At one point in the 1984 campaign.
there were 2 1 separate phone banks in
operation by labor croups.
With no formal endorsement trom
the AFL.CIO, there's no such effort
this time around.
"We've held some caucus trainina
sessions. and we're encouraaina our
members 10 attend and try to be
elected delegates.." said Ron Liver-
more. of the Iowa State Education
Association. the state's teacher union.
.. With no national endorsement,
ifs just not the same thins," said Don
Rowen. the chief political operative
of the Federation ~f labor. While
individual unions can take a stand.
locals aren't capable of a major
organizational dnve. Rowen said.
There has been some scattered
union backing. The 1overnin1 board
of the Iowa Conference of Teamsters
has endorsed Jesse Jackson. while the
union rep~nting state workers has back~ Dubkis.
An Iowa United Auto Workers
coun('il has recommended that local
unions back Gephardt, while the
Central Iowa Buildina and Construc-
tion Trades Council is backina
Simon .
"It's no.tat all hke last time." Smith
said ..
do more than win support. they must BEACH WEATHER inspire a significant levtl of loyalty • • •
and commitment. or they must FromAl
phys.ically deliver their hackers to the
caucuses.
"We're makina a precinct by
precinct local effort." said Winpaf.
"We get down to the old thing of
identifyin& your supporten and that's
what we're aJI tryina to do."
Both Bush and Dole arc credited
with. havi"I top-flight political or-
pnizations in Iowa. while Simon •
Massachusetts Gov. Michael
Duk.akis. Missouri Rep. Richard
Gephardt and former Arizona Gov.
BNct Babbitt have built J'CSpcctcd
operations.
"There arc four very, very well
orpnized campaians in Iowa." said
Iowa Democratic Chairwoman Bon-
Mffiigan. _
Participants swam 1.000 yards,
followed by a run-swim-run heat of
another 800 yards. Millipn said.
Otherwise. activity was at a mini·
mum as park -visitors avoided the
chilly surf, he said.
Newport Bc.ach crowds rivaled a
typical summer day's crowd. with
hfeauard estimates at 8S.OOO. said
lifeguard Jim Turner.
"You should have been here. It was
bentifu1:· Turner said.
Only two minor ~ues were
reported. along with an inj,ured·seal
on the beach. a drunk arrest and a.
group of."viciousjuveniles launching
water balloons." Turner said.
"It was a great day. a lovely day for
people watching. .. he said. .
Those sentiments were echoed by
Lt. Mike Dwine ll of the Laauna Beach
lifeguard division which didn't have
to make a single rescue.
As rr "'"Y as I 0.000 visitors flocked
to the ••rt colony's shoreline to enjoy
the day, he said.
"This is .w.haLmakcs peopJe come
to California." Dwinell said. "They
come out here on vacation and never
ao back. They call up the head hunters
a11d say find my a job. rm stayina., ..
tionaJly every year. Meyer said. Of n~ Amenca~ ~ucts to sell ov~ L3S~nt-S800mill~-is .. . . M9usa~-~y h~up~tha~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ non~sb transacti1:>ns: Banerina. . Bartenna opens . up an entirely Chicqo firm that manufactu~ ~m--. · new mark~t-for a bus1nn1 owner-who bu lances. and that led to a S6 million
Ten years ago. that f11urc WHJUSt 2 becomes a member of a trade ex-contract with the Israel.
nt. Meyer said. He ~ he cha nae.". Meyer said. ''It increases the .. Another au,y had S2SO,OOO worth
pects the percentaae to continue to bottom hne. saves c:ash a~d opens up of fOOm credits issued by a hotel
new avenues ofbusmns. chain. He moved all those in two arc a heck of a lot of And it's lcial. he adds. weeks."
. ,
-$5 SCAM ADDS UP.~.
Prem Al . , r .. Most people don·t want to file a f ~ ova $$.h·· said Speirs. "Maybe
I if tltett's 1 ras of them. people will
.-mad enoujh 10 do somethina
ibout it."
A Lido Isle resident whO asked not
IO be identified said 1everaJ home--
owners on her street were duped by
dllecam. -nc, meek it eoua4 lib tome-
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thi"I the fire and police drpartment.s
wercendorsi~" said the resident. "It
looked so official. I just about cro.ud
when I found that the address was the
storefront of a post office. I couldn't
believe it
.. For SS you don't want to maU a bia stink," shudded. "You're ember-
rasted to think that you''vc been bad
for$$."
One of the most attractive perts to
bartcrin1 is that participatina firms
arc usually very flclliblc .
"On the yacht, for ellample. they'~
problbly open to about any offer."
Meyer said. "It depends on what you
have -some •tamps, coins. hotel
rooms they could use for ~ ~mployen, a crane, advmisina 11*1'
1n a newspaper ...
"You ask them what they wan~
them what you have, and you to thctt."
Great, but don't try and oflier them
a 1979Camaro-thcyaJreedyturned
down a reponer's request to barW
that away.
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TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1988 25 CE T
Dole· hot,
but Bush
country
nezttest
Ge pha rdt narrow
winne r of Iowa's
De mocrat caucus
Slow growth·
petitioners
ready to file
By MIKE GLOVER • .,, ..............
DES MOINES. Iowa -Re-
publican Sen. Bob Dole and Demo·
crat1 c Rep Richard Gephardt led the
pres1d('nt1al cara"an into New
Hamp\h1n: toda}. victors in Iowa
cautu\es that boosted Pat Roben son
1n tht· GOP contest and Jarred Vice
President GcorRe Bosh.
Bush. a third-place finisher here.
"'as up earl> shaking hands at a New
Hampshire factor) gate procla1mtng
.. a new day " But Robenson said he
didn't npcct Bush to remain '"a
maJor contender:· adding. '"I don't
thin!.. he\ vcl) popclar:·
Gl·phardt celebrated a narrow vie·
ton 0' er lll 1no1s Sen . Paul Simon but
third-place finisher M1chad Dukak1s
was \attsfied \I.Ith his Midwestern
returns and told supponers ... I hope
}OU red as tcmfic as I do." Diane Goldber1er hUC• Coeta Ilea Coun-
cilman Da•e Wheeler while her huband.
Stephen. ebaka band of Jay Humphrey
...., .... ,.._., .... ......u
(left). after petition with more than 7 .000
•1-nata.ra •upporttn1 a elow-growtb in·
ld&ti•e were dell•erecl to City Ball.
85,000 s ignatures
to b e sY bmitted to
Registr a r of Voters
By ROBERT HY!l\Dl\1At\
Ol_O.-, .... l lMI
Orangr Count' \lo"'-gm'4 th JJ
\CX:atc~ plannnt tciJJ\ 111 'iuhm11 tn
tht· count~ Rl"lti'itr.ir •>I \ 11tl'r' ahnut
g5 noo <>tgnatun·<, on pc1111on\ d\l..tng
that an 1n111a11' r ltm111ng de' eluf)-
mcnt be plaleJ 11n thl' Junr tlallnt
Rus~ Burl.ell u•·author ot tht·
propo-.ed tnltlJtt\e '>.lid thC' peltlllln\
~rl· to bl· turned in at about .i pm -
one hourb\.•fore the Jt·adllnr -al the
Rl·g1'>trar''iotli ce 1n '\anta .\na amid J
cekbrat1vn b' \Oluntrer'I \I.ho 11r-
gan11ed thl· ix:111t0n dn'e
Burkrn \aid 1h1'> morning that tht·
group h:.t\ ,ounteJ JI lea\l 5.tlll(J
~1gnature.,. :ind thl.'. total could ht-
clo-.c lU llMJtlOO To qualtf, tht·
count\"' 1de 1n111all\ r tor the June
ballot. o5 11• '>tgn.i1urr'i must bt-
fr11m lUrrentl\ rcg1\terrd Orangl'
( ount\ \Oler\
.\\\~tant Kq~l\trar Rosal)n Lc,er
,..,,J ll•Ua\ thJt g.l·nerall) 1fa pct111on
d• •l ,Jn olklt ~O p<"rc-rnt more
~•t:n..it.Jll''> thJn are needed. thert"
rr11h,1t>I \ "'111 tx· l"nough registered
' lt·r , to 4ualth the measurC' for a
'\Ill
.. It Jq:>1:nd' on hov. careful the~
1 p..·1111un org.in11l·r•.i are:· Le' er s<lld
.. \umt· group., ha't onl) 8 percent
trukJ not qilld l. others h-ave 15
rx·nt•nt \\ 11h 10 percent C'\tra.
that 'u\u.tlh t•nough cushion··
r hl· lfrg:o>tr Jf !> office has up 10 30
JJ" 111 'l'rlh lhl' signatures. U\C'r
,,uJ Jll thc namC' that art' subm11ted
"' II ix· l hc.:d..l·d to determine tf the
\lgnt·r, art· l urn·ntl~ registered to
'ut\ .ind Jhl·r that prOCC'!>S 1s com-
plt.'ted the 'al rd signatures "''" ~
tallll'd
-\) propo\cd the Sensible Growth
anJ fratlil. < untrol ln111a11ve '-'Ould
pl:.tl\' rntrtl t1vn' on.dc"elopment in
un1nuirpora1cd Orange Count~ to
en'>Url prt•' 1i,10n'> for adequate road~.
polil t• ancJ ti re protecuon. flood
umtr.11 and par!.. \pace
T ht· 1n11i:11" e 1H·,pected to f'C'C'C1ve
"tdl"\Prl·ad \Uppon among Orange
(Pleue eee SLOW /A2)
Ne"' Hampshire holds m first-in·
the-nation pnmal) next Tuesday.
and Dukal..1s. go,crnor 1n next-door
Ma\sachusctts. 1s the leader 1n the
poll<>
lo"'a \Oters shuffled the l·ard'I
enough 10 permit several contenders
to declare v1rton.
The Re' Jcs.sc Jackson sa vored his
doubk-<l1g11 lu"'a 'ote totals and said
he '-''1<o look1ng past New )-tampst11re
for uper Tucsda}. "'hen 20 ~tatcs
hold rnnte~ts. including man) across
the >Uth
County to reconfirm developers' pa.cts
(1al) Han got almost no \uppon tn
lo"'a and he looked to mal..e one la~•
(Pleaee eee IOWA/ A4)
By BOB VAN EYKEN
OllfleO.-,,...IUll
-\greements with 'il 't ~outh Orange
(. ounl~ ··de, eloper<> that "'ould
guaran11:~ author11at1on for 3 .000
nc"' homes"' 11120 before the Board of
Supen 1so~ for appro' al Wednes-
da).
-\II of the homes ha"e reCCl\l'd
prcliminar) appro' al from 1he coun-
t \
· '"We aren't appro' mg an~ nev.
housm~ units:· said Peter Hersh
~n1ur planna "''th .1he count~ En-
' 1ronmen1al \1an<1gcment -\gcnn
'"Thl· agrcl.'ments c,1mpl~ pre' l"nt tht'
lount' from reduung 1ht: numher nl
unit\ appro' t>d ··
Th1: propo<ocd pa t' trade building
guaranll"l"\ for road dc,dooml'nl
mont"' mo~t of v.h1ctl \l.ould bt-
channcled into the count\ ' S~J5
m1l11on Foothill ( 1reula11on Phasing
Plan
Count' official~ de' 1-.ed thc Fo•>t·
hill plan la<>t ~ca r a' a mean') nt
assuring that rnough ancrial road'>
Attorney: Morgan shot at car, not driver
By JON ATHAN VOUKE OI._.._, .........
J.\lben Carroll Morgan dtd a
.. dangrrous. dumb. Qutrageous
thing .. when he fired the stngle shot
that left a 19-vear-old moton st para·
h1rd. but the·' 1olcncc on the Costa
Mesa Frrewa} wa'in·t attempted
murder. Morgan's attorney told
Jurors Monda}.
Attornl"\ Paul Mqer. dercnd1ng
Man •hot by motorl•t In
Tu•tln lnt•r•ectlon. A3
Morgan against charges of attempted
murder. as.sault "1th a deadly weapon
and firing into an 1nhab1ted vehicle.
told the panel on the first da) or
Morgan's trial that his client did not
1ntr nd to shoot Paul Gary Nussbaum.
Nunbaum rcmatns a quadriplegic
following the July 18 shootinit on the
O sruovAREA
Costa ~esa Frl"l'"'3) near the Oran$e
Count' Fa1rgrounck He"' 111tt"Sttfy1n
the trial Wcdn~d:'l) 1fph)'i1rall) able.
famth members ..aid
.. It v..as an ab~olutch dangerous
actn II).'. MC) er said· '"But 1he
c' 1drnn~ "'111 not sho" be)ond a
rca!>ona~lc doubt ... to supiJ')n a
find1ng"of atwmptt:d murder··
But Me~rr told Jurors that Morgan.
3.2. did not intend to c;hoot an)one."n
pn·rcquiste that mu\t he established
before a JUI) Could return d finding or
attempted murder Hr ~1d the gun. a
. .22-cahber re' ol' l·r .. mall enough to
be concealed 1n a man·s palm. "'as tn
Morgan's trud aft1:r a camping tnp
Morgan fired the '>hot 1n anger and
frust(at1on as he and other dnvers
jockqed for pos.1t1on on the bumper·
to-bumper freC'"'a~ filled "'1th fa tr·
bound motorists. ~1c)er sn1d.
.. Mr. Morgan did a dangerous.
Pleue eee P'REEW A Y / A2)
MacArthur BlvO
Sunflower Ave
Victim 'smom: We can 't be violent
By JONATHAN VOUKE
Ol_O.., ........
Regardless of the OUlCOml" or the tnal IN twr \\IO \
assailant. Gloria Nussbaum 1s c;urr therl· 1\ no 'ul h thing
aSJU!lttCC
She said her oldest bo). Gar). remain'· r• nnl·J hkl· a
buttcr1l) ·· to a hosp11al bed that eontinualh rotatt'' ~11
degrees to cm:ulatc his bod)' fluids. \I, h1lc the .. v.or,t·· ratl·
fan ng h1) alkgcJ attarker fs a Jail t1:rm
··.\not her person who caused antllhcr tx·ing 111 ''' l
life one painful da) at a time-. from surgen 10 \urgen
~ould ha\C to du th1' h1mselr: He "ould hJ\l' tn ht-pu1
through the i.anw thing:· ~ussbaum ..a1J oul<,1J1: the
anta -\na l'Ounroom "'here -\lbt'rt ( arwll \h1rgan 1<.
bcing tned for 'lhoo11ng her son
.. E,en he1 ng put inJatl docs not rephlatt' 11 ··
Morgan alkgl·dl) shot Nussbaum. ,!4 1lnlt' 1n thr
neck a) the tWOJtX'kC)ed their 'chicles for pm1t1on lln thl·
trallic-chol..l·d t o~ta Mesa Free"' a' last Jul' IS Thr
bumpn-to-bum~·r traffic ot "'ould·he fn1r-g<X'" Jllcgl'dh
angcn:d \lorg.in. "ho lirl·d "'hat his a tturnt•\ '3)' "a"
1nt1:ndcJ to be a '-'arnmg shot
1n .. 11:ad. lhl' single l~-calther bullet h11 'u,\baum
JU\t ~hind h1' Ja"' hone and sltghtl~ bclo"' his nt'CI..
That '>lug "'as remo,ed months later hut 11 v.oulJ he
ni.inth' mllrc bcrurc ~ussbaum regained an' mo' l'mt•nt
t'\l"n h" -.ix·nh It 1s !>1111 qut"St1onable "'hetht"r his btll.h
v.111 C\l"f n•gatn the Strength and grace ora man\.\ hn OnlC
ran mar at hon'> and pla) cd tennis \I, 1th a \c1ung T ral"
.\ U'lln ·He·, @.l)I a long v.a~ to go·· ~ud h1<. bwther 0 11
'u"hJum ~ti .. Thc:re's peal,and ,alle,., lmcda~'>hl'>
att1tuJc" 'en good. and someda)S 111s \Cr\ bad 'oone
,., g111ng lll \tal..c: a da1m (about his rt'\.<" en I e11her "'a'··
ott 'u\~baum said !m brother "hitter about the
'lh1HH1ntt and ht'> lam1I~ 1<. too
..Thnt··, rl•all' <.o htllc 1n Ille lur u' I r~alh lJn l rut
(Pleue see VlCTIM/ A2)
laldc*•
Ferm•
Untouched Mesa
acreage center
of growth storm
Trenapec:lftc
CN!tr ........ .., ..........
Proposed projec ts
pose traffic threat
to ma n y reside n ts
l 1ma hc:ins arc ht-tomintt an rn·
dan~.t·red 'lpcrtC\ tn nonh co .. ta Mesa
a., hu11Jing sprout from thl' ground
that once \Upfll>n\·d thri' 1ng agncul·
tural l'nterpn"4..·~
rt•<ttaurants. t\\ • h1 'th "'1th J , om-
htned ~lO ro.•m'-anJ J I 11.10.
\qua re-foot , h1 J .,aa , rntcr
But the mo't 1m(ll.'~1ntt -JnJ
1mpac11ng -numt~:r' Jrl tht'~·
in' oh ing traffil
( onsullant~ c~llmat, that on<;c lhl·
four major de' dupml'nl\ - ( .I
~gerstrum ,\ '\on,· Home Ran1.·h
4.mcl Dc.-\Clopmt•n t\ Mrtrt' Pl'tnte.
llapdeplctaaeneral pla.D •tad7 area tbattncladee f~_..,...prajecta. L ando'-'n<'I"\ ha'e d1\C'O'-ert"d a
c-a\h nop more.· luCT311' e than be3n'I
thl'' ha\C' d1~'Cl' cre<l de" <'lopmcnt
Planners overrule staff ,.OK
12-story bµildiilg in project
qainst the ProPosaa. whidJ 1ls0 includes one fouMlN'\
Ind Ont' Sl1·Sl0t'y lf'lftite and aJaJS bu11dtn1L I J IE NNIFER WEBER .. _..., .......
Overrulioa the s~uon of its own staff. 1hc C'o ta
Mesa Plannina Comm1t1t0n "°'cd Monda> to keep a 12-
atory bu11d1na 1n the controversial Metro Poi nte
deve~nt near South Coast P\aza
City olanntrs objected to the he1aht. say10& 11 was not
com petiblt with nt111>)' horMS 1n north C'osta Mna. Tht)'
l"llCSttd the buiklloa bt m:ks.anecl as two six-stof)
ltnK1um .
•n in a J.l vo.e commiuioncrs s.a1d the) "Nlntcd to
keep the ~t brcauw it would J)tt1h1t m~ open spa«
on tht 12.2., ~ detcMted for the sccond phatc of
dewdopmcnt.
.. ,, .. 80C IMt much o( an 1ntnasJOft." omm1ss.one:r
Plenn•na tomm..uo.tn 1pprovat the proJcct \I, 1th
the condition that the ~ fOurand Sl\·k' el parl.1na
stnac:tattS bt suf«aw:d • •l'P'llnntt -pcx"bh b~ landteape~ • The Caty Council wil ton~ the fif1t phaJc of tht
Amel Ckvclopmtftt Co. ~at its fd), I 6 mttltng
The commission lard about three hours of t~'"nony Monday nillll ftoom citiant oppovd to the
dc~elo~nt.
atazms· concems <'ffteered °" tlw 1mpec-t on tnaffi
the proJ«t would ha\C and lf'OkJpcal probaems an the
area that ha"c led to cnnane ~ ecTOM ~uh oa t
On"e from Metro Poen•. wnt of'ScMa"' Caa. Plan
l'hert" arc prcscnth four m3JOr
undc' cloix•d lut'I nonh of tht San
Du.~go Frl't'\1.3~ 1lanl1ng ulh ( st
Pla1a Totcther. the~ compnsc about
~ .'.i arrt·s of open lanJ
To 'ome. that acrcagc l"C'prcsents
opponun11~ But 10 others... that
orix,nun1t\ C'amcs a threat
.. ,., l'lpcn 'P'l c tn Co ta ksa has
t•\ J(l01"3teJ. rt"~tdt'nh. (11~ OfliCllh
and de' elopcrs-ca h <'la1m1na their
propo'\;ll 1s ··be)t for the C1t)"' -hl\e
argu~t o'er 1he rtma1n1oa a.no
The f()ur ptC\.\' of prOpen \. h.I\ e
~·c:n the taract of man> 1u t1M.
!av.suit and hta'' fct"S a the '•"''us art1up WlT\tk to impose their ' 1<.1on~
of a subu r~n sl line
The numbe-n Qs$0C"latcd ~11 h the
pro!C"C"I are \laacfl"J.
JElllFEI
WEIEI
Transpac1fic-'s Metro Cnucr ind
l 1ob Firm'> -ut fin1'hc-d the
"111 f.('ncratC'd 1n add1t1on1I I fl~.~
C"lr t1'1?$ each da~ 1n and out of the
area
8' th\" ~r • 10 nnt1' 1u.
('Ir'\ "tll ht-'"' tn and out of the arca·s \111(.)J!t dC\CI pmcnt
The traffic on ultant v.ho make.-
tho~ estimates ~ad th• 1 a "~Ot'l•·
lUt ~nano M But that ~nano 11
th<' sourtt of man' rcs4dcnts~ n11ht·
mare
Jll' hutlt to h.rndlc e\pecied popu-
lati m grn" th in the wuth COUl\t}
I ndl'f tht· progr:im. de' elope~
mc..\t guJrantt"l.' the road fonding
tx llHl' tht•\ rcll'l' t' thc1r bu1ldtng
rx·rmll'
(Pleue eee COU!lfTY / A2)
Nation
A Star Wars test satellrte
is llft~d into orbtt by a
Delta Rocket I A4
Coast
I
Fountain Valley School
Drstnct otficials to dis-
cuss the possible closure
of two schoos./ A3 ..
California
Three air routes near LAX
will be opened for general
avratron pilots./ AS
World
· U.S. officials call Panama
leader· s allegations
about Nicaragua invasion
plans a f abricatron./ Al
Entertainment
Opera Paciflc has a top
drawer production of
"Kismet" at the Orange
County Performing Arts
Center./A10
Index
---fAhMI o· a·...._ C'oat••liimm C.C. C'lattte and Joe 6ncbon voted
0. .... ftl lhat tht •fti• land was ~t I Ut b
ck' tk>pl'Mftl. l'ftldn• 0.. Oon ..a. -we -111 "°' •'" cPI•••-~/~)
It t'lt} Imm of the ~nt end
future appro\C' thc pro)C'c;:t' to 1hr-
absolu1c ftm1t of lhc C'l\~ ·s cu~nl
arncraJ pbn the four ~n'tl~ -.111
'~kt 1, mblM\l ~ " m1lhon 1.Quarc t'«t of commcmal and offitt 5Pltt1 I 1'<>~ lO.cn> "1U8tt ~t t
h 1lo1bothc bu1 ofthccat)'iptans
10 t•~ tram woes.. U1tnt tht
C"ttmatC'J number of tn pt u.') aRd
from c h propo\Cd proJttt. the Ctl)' as tocrc•se~the Ptt-t"Pf'vt chenlrt
tftllbl lll--18/&llJ
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!.
... ~ .... ·
Swan was appoinled a director on
tbc Oranee Cou.nty Sanitation Dis-
trict 14 wbm it was fonned in l98S.
He is vice chairman and a member of
the Joun brd Fisca.I Policy Com-
mittee.
He is a baud member on the
~ Coui Colkle Foundation
wllida ,_. wpplemeatal ftands b
~~=-a.dude: .... ···~. 0..... Cou&,~,... A~~---. CO.-IJ Citiins b Water; tlealllrer. ~ County Citbns b Fair
Tuauon; ....a.1e to •1e Re. r,::icn Ccaaral Commia. since
984. . s ... ii trtMUter ol Plcifk Scien-
tific Compuy, headquanered in
Anabtim. The publicly-lldd com-
puy manufac:tura dectroak instna-
meats. ~ prodUC'tS, restraint
S)'*mS and dectric mo&on and
controls.
He is the eiahth Republicaft to vie
tOr the conpaaional seat beins
vacated by Rep. Robert Badbam.
Other announced candidates are
Newport Beach businessman Nathan
Rotenbera, JS; Costa Mesa City
Councilman Peter Buffa. 39: IFVine
City Councilman C. David Baker. 34;
seruor ass.istJ.nt While Home coumel C. Christopher Co~ JS: Tustin City
Councilman John KeUy, JS; Newport
Beach airline pilot John Hyl&on. 42;
and Pentaa0n liaison to the National
Sec&lrity Council Charles Devore. 2S.
La&una Beach City Councilwoman
Lida l.mney is the ontr Democrat to
announce in that party s primary.
Toa~ dlesln Russlan roulette game
., LONG BEACH (AP)-A 17-year-
Jllct boy died Sunday after he ap-
.-catJy shot hinHelf in the head
4urinia a pme of Russian roulette iiDside a motel room. police said.
L Geors Robles of Lona Beach was .dcdarecl bnin dead foUowina the 4
ILm. Sunday shootina and his pattnts
..,ud to turn off life support at 7:30
p.m.. said Shawna Penderahast, ~woman for Long Beach Mem-
orial Medical Center.
,,
It~ ........... " ..
amouat of driDkilla" Md ..a. place
before the 4 LJIL ioc::ideat .. ..
"Moatirey Motel ia tbe 1700 block of
Cherry A venue, said police U J im
Reed.
Five chambers of the .)I.caliber
Smith and WCllOD revolver .were
empty, .while the si.atb contained a
sptnt shell. poljcc said.
In Russian roulette, onecartricfee is
inserted in a.revolver. the cylinder is
spun and the ~places the gun to
tbe bad. takint a cbanc:c that the triaer' will find u empty chamber.
One witness told PC>lioe the shoot-
ing may not have been accidental.
Reed said. Four women and five men.
all between 19 and 2S years old and tboulht to be transients. were with
the man when the lhootinl occurred,
he said.
Homicide detectives were i•
vestiptins the incident. M said.
Report critical of Waldheim
.., VIENNA. l'\ustria (AP) -The
1bcad o( a panel of historians p":!>~
·President Kurt Waldheim's al
involvement in Nazi war crimes said
Sunday the commission's report 1s
"very critical~ of Waldheim.
Swiss historian Hans Rudolf Kurz
said the report would be handed to
the Austrian government Monday.
The decision followed days of uncer-
tainty over whether the commission
should keep working in hopes of
obtaining -additional material.
Ku.n.. who beads the six-member
commission. told The Associated
Press that details of the report bad
already been given to Deputy
1 Chancellor Alois Mock. whose con-
servative People's Party has strongly
' t.c:ked Waldheim.
When asked about the contents of
, the document reprding Waldheim's
1rt1rtime activities. Kurz said: .. The
""report is very critical ...
Another panel member, Belgian
.bistorian Jean Vanwelkenhuyz.en.
,:&t.oke to the AP and said of the report:
.. lt is not whitcwashin._"
In a tclc~sion interview later. Kurz
appeared to t.ck off from his earlier
statement and said: .. We took our
work very seriously. conducted it
with a scnous scientific attitude.
.. This naturally leads to a certain
critical attitude, but I didn't refer
specifically to individuals.."
The report is beina handed to the
government despite the com-
mission's inability to solve the mys-
tery surrounding a telqram that
purportedly linked Waldheim to the
deportation of civilians to Nazi
concentration camps.
A copy of the telqram was publish-
ed last week by the West German
news magazine Der Spieael. The
document named Waldkim as civ·
ing orders to deport more than 4.000
civilians to two prison camps outside
Butpria.
Dusan Plenca. the Yugoslav his-
torian who claimed to have found the
telegram, has not produced the orig-
inal. The commission appealed un-
successfully to the Yugoslav govern-
ment to hel{> it find the Of'iainal.
Yufoslav1a placed Waldheim on a
list o suspected war criminals .aQ4
asked for his extrldition from Austria
in 1947, but it never pursued the
eAtrldition ~uest and never pu~
licly explained why.
Waldheim. a former United 'Na-
tions secretary~ bas con-
sistently denied alqations that he
was involved in Nazi atrocities ter·
vint with Hitlcr'sarmy in the Balkans
dunng World War II. The allqations
surfaced during his 1986 presidential
campaian.
Last April, the U.S. Justice Depart-
ment put Waldheim on a list of
undesirable aliens. effectively barrina
him from entmng the United States.
The Austrian government then
appointed six historians -from the
United States. Israel. Britain. Wnt
German)'. Belgium and Switzerland
-to investigate Waldheim's wart-
ime pa.st.
Kurz met Sunday • with Mock
durina a day ot intensive consul-
tations by the commission members.
Mock. an outspoken Waldheim
supporter. has made clear be wanted
the report ~ubmitted by Monday.
MARKET IN BARTERED GOODS THRIVES •••
!! the trade club &llually countries that have to be considered. .. A trade exchange is a very upfront es a 10 percent commission for 'have-nots.'·· Meyer said. "They way of doing business -it's not an
ng in the barter. Meyer said. don't have the money to buy what underground economy," he said.
One orpnization, lnterTrade Sys-they need..but they have something "Under .the Tu Equity and Fiscal
, Inc. has . 47 independent trade else. be 1~. natural resources or Rcspons1blity Act. of 198~. trade
binges nanonwide that all except manpower. exchanges arc classified as third-party
common trade dollar. In Orange Meyer said 110 countries have a record keepen, havina the same
ounty, the cities of Santa Ana and counter-trade -barterin1 -depart-fiduciary obligations as banken.
house the two laraest trade ment. while 75 percent of the Fortune Trade dollars arc taubk in the year
bs.. although Internet in Los An-1000 businesses also have a counter-they·re earned and ~ as such
is prcparin-& tQ expand into the trade department. About 10 years on 1099-B forms to the IRS~'
Coast. Meyer said. ago.i·ust S percent of the busincs~ Meyer said he has teen all sons of
Fiaurn from the u .S. Department and 0 nations had such departments. prod~s pus throuab the~ ofttis
ommercc indicate more than $2.5 And the pract1~ seems to find even m~ine. ~
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POLITICAL SPOTLIGHT ON IOWA •••
PnmAl
ewnins ud troop to their neigh-nie Campbell. operation by labor groups,
borhood tchool or fire station and In additfon to convincing peopk support a candidate for pra.idmL they should support a certain can-With no formal endorse~nt trom
Todotbat.praidcatialcandidates didate.tberc'sanothcrhurdletoclcar. the AFL-CIO. tbert's no such effort
have Rt 1i&p ""boiler rooms" of pbooe Those who have never attended a this time around.
~Db. ftoc;»ded the postal service with cauc.ut-af!d very few peopk &0 on a ··we've held some caucus trainina
direct-mall and plan to have ~o~tlf!C basis every year -can be sessions. and we're encourqing our thou.~nds ofvolunteen on the streets in11~1dated by the prospect of the members to attend and t t be k.nockina on doors. -· ·~· ···m«tmg. -. ry o ··Tb8rs &Mgutsofw~t happens in elected delegates," said Ron Li"'.er-
lhis stale in terms of this caucus .. Helpingpeopleoverromu fear of more .. o~ the Iowa ~tate Educa~aon
process.•• said Pat Mitchell, who runs the unknown is something you have Assoc1at1on. the states t~cher union.
the Iowa campaign of Illinois Demo-to do." Wittgraf said. ··With no national end<>fwment.
cratk Sen. Paul Simon ... It is so In addition. there arulsoa series of it's just notthe samething. .. said Don diff~nt than a primary. We're no peace groups. elderly activists and Rowen. the chief political operative
longer trying to find new· people. others who art busily running get-of the Federation of Labor. While
we're trying to. make sure our people out-the-vote efliorts. individual unions can take a stand. -t there." .. -locals artn't capable of a major David Nagle. a congressman and But there is a major difference in organizational dnve. ~wen said. former Iowa Democratic chairman. Iowa's organizational battle this year.
has an answer for those who ask the Labor. perhaps the biaest player in There has been some scattered
1hrec most important thinas for a organizational politics. is sitting this union blacking. The governing board
ca ndidate to do in Iowa: "Organize. one out. of the Iowa Conference of Teamsters
organize. organize." has endorsed Jesse Jackson. while the
The reason politicos put sucfi a In 1984, labor was united behind union reprcitnti1'g sta~ worken bas
high premium on organization is the Walter F. Mondale, and leaders used badtd Dukakis.
nature Oflo..,..·s pr~. n.t ... _f than their clout. ... ...--. l'YE •K An Iowa United Auto Worken
stoppina for a minute and pulling a "We had a membership list wiih council has rte0mmended that local
lever in a voting booth, actiV1SlS must 90.000 ~mes." said Mark Smith. of unions back ~phardt. while the
make a commitment to attend a the Iowa Federation of Labor. "Our Central Iowa Building and Construc-
meeting in one of the state's 2.487 goal was to call each name seven tio,., Trades CounC"il is backin1
precincts. a meeting which could last times... Simon.
until the wtt hours of the morning. .. Turnout is a little more difficult At one point in the 1984 campaign, ''It's notatall like lasttime." Smith
becau$C of the nature of the process." I here wert 21 separate Phone banks in said.
said Wiuvaf. "It's not a five-minute .
or a 10-minute process."
Because of that. candidatn must
do more than win support. they must
inspire a significant level of loyalty
and commitment. or they must
physkally deliver their t.c:kers to the
caucuses.
.. We're making a precinct by
precinct local effort.'' said Wittgraf.
"We get down to the old thing of
identifying your supponen and that's
what we're all tryin1 to do."
Both Bush and Dole arc credited
with having toplflight political or-
&ClfiZalions 1n Iowa. while Simon.
Massachusetts Gov. Michael
Dukakis. Missouri Rep. Richard
~phardt and former Arizona Gov .•
Bruce Babbitt have built respected
operations.
"There art four very. very well
organized campaigns in Iowa," said
Iowa Democratic Chairwoman Bon-
BEACH WEATHER •••
hoaAl
Millipn.
Participants swam 1.000 yards.
followed by a run-swim-run heat of
another 800 yards. Milligan said.
Otherwise. activity was at a mini-
mum as park visitors avoided the
chilly surf. he said.
Ne~rt Beach crowds rivaled a
typlcaJ summer day's crowd, With
hfeauard estimates at SS.000. said
lifeguard Jim Turner.
.. You should have been here. It was
beautiful,'!. Turner said.
Only two minor rescues wett
reported. alona with an injured seaJ
on the beach. a drunk arrest and a
group of "v1c1ous1uvenilcs launchina
water balloons." Turner said .
.. It was a great day. a lovely day for
people watching." he said.
Those sentiments were echoed by
Lt. Mike Dwinell of the La&una Beach
lifeauard division which didn't have
to make a singJe ttSCue.
As rr "n)' as I 0.000 visitors flocked
to the .. rt colony's shoreline to enjoy
the day. he said.
:'This 1s what makes ~ come
to California." Dwinell Sii([, ''They
come out hett on vacation and never
10 back. They caU up the head hunten
and say find my a job, I'm staying." ·mon business 1s done inter-more popularity among small busi-A ~ comodpany was 11ooki1 ng f~~ ~~ly~ry~M~~~~~ ~a~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~i t. JS percent "-7 $800 million -is .. . . Me.Yer said .. They hooked up wttb a · 11 non-cash transactions: Bartering. Bartenng opens . up an entirely Chicago firm that manufact~ ~-. new market for a business owner who bulances_ and that led to a $6 million
Ten yarwao. th~t fiaurc was Just 2 becomes a member of a track ex-contract with the lsnd.
nt, Meyer said. He ~ he change:·. Meyer said. "It increases the -Another guy had S2SO,OOO worth
the percentage to conunue to bottom hne. saves cash a nd opens up of room credits issued by a hoed
new avenun of business." chain. He moved all those in two
arc a heck of a lot of And it's lcpl. he adds. weeks."
One of the most attractive puts to
bartering is that panicipatina firms
art usually very flexible.
$5 SCAM ADDS UP ••• "On the yacht, for example., they·re
probably 1open to about any oflCr,"
Meyer said ... It ckpmds on what you
have -some awnps. coins, boccl
rooms tbcy could UIC for tbeir
employees. a crane, adwrtisins "*"
,..._Al · · t "MOit ~pie don't want to file a I report over ss;· said Speirs. .. Maybe • ii dlcrc·s 1 rash of them. people will I II' m8d mouah to do aomething i .... iL"
A Lido Isle resident who asked nol
10 be identified said several h<>fM. owoen on her street ~ d\lped by .......
-'l1lley ..... it ..,...... lib eome--
llUIOl'f1WC8 • ._.., .. c--CA _..._I• IYO C:.... .... CA m2t
thin& the firt and police departments
were endorsin$-.. said the resident. "It
looked so official. I just about croaked
when I found that the address was the
storefront of a post off1tt. I covldn 't
believe it.
.. For SS you don't want to make a
bit stink..·· she added. "You 're embar-
ruscd to think that you·~ been bad for ss.··
in a newspaper ...
··you Mk than what tbcy wan~
tbml what you haw. and you ID
~ ...
Great. bid .. , try ud offer than
a 1979 Camaro.-they alrady •urned
down 1 1eponet's request 10 w
that away.
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c1oa·1 you like? Call tbt ...... .., ·~ mcmr will be reconlld. 1nn1criW • livered lO ~ .,..,. ••• lillilOi'.
'Thewl4111ow-.... ~ .. ybt
llted to record lrnen IO * ..-.. • •l topic. COlltftbuion to ow Ltllln ._a ..a -'"* IMir~andllllJt1111urt1 b"'lri..._. ·
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GREAT
TRADITION .
only
gets
BETTER
COLE · HAAN
Pola' Ralphta....
••ullJwich
Do,ehot,
butBiish
country
next test
Gepha rdt n a rrow
winne r of Iowa's
Dem ocra t caucus
By MIKE GLOVER •11u'1£•,.._•...,
DES MOINES. Iowa -Re-
publican Sen. Bob Dole and Oem<>-
cra11c Rep. Richard Gephardt-led the
presidential cara,an into New
Hampshire toda). victors in Iowa
caucuses that boosted Pat Robenson
1n the GOP contest and Ja~d Vice
President Gcor~e Bush.
Bush. a third-place finisher here.
was up earl) shaking hands at a New
Hampshire factol) gate proclaiming
"a nrw day." But Robenson said he
didn't C\J)CCI Bush to remain "a
maJOr contendrr." adding. "I don·1
think he's \.Cl)' popular."
Gephardt relebrated a narro" 'ac-
101) o'er Illinois Se n. Paul S1m ori but
third-place finisher Michael Dukakas
was satisfied with hts Midwestern
returns and told supporters. "I hope
you feel as terrific as I do:·
Ne" Hampshire holds tis first-1n-
1he-na11on primal) next TueSday.
and Dukakas. go' ernor 1n neu-door
Massachuse11s. 1s the leader in the
polh.
Iowa "otrrs shuffied th<' cards
enougti lQ permit se' era I contenders
to declare '1cton
The Re'. Jrsse Jackson savored has
double-d1gn lo"a 'ote totals and said
he "as looki ng past Nev. Hampshire
for uper T uesda>. when 20 states
hold contests. 1nclud1ng man~ acrCJss
the South.
Gal) Han got almost no support 1n
lo"a and hr looked to make one la'llt
(Pleaee eee IOWA/ A4)
I-
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1988 25 CE T S
I 85.000 s ign atures
to be s ubmitted to
-\ "''tJnt Hl·M,1~1rar Rosal> n L<'' cr
'"' ,J tuda> that gl'nl·rttll) 1f a petataon
d r , l l Jn 1 ol k'n 20 percent more
'~·1Jturl·~ than Jre needed. then·
pr 11hJhl~ "rll ht· enough registered
'• ll"' Ill 4uali1' the measure for a "._,,,
" Diane Goldberaer hqa Coeta llaa Coun-
cilman Daye Wheeler while her huband,
Stephen, •hake. band of Jay Bampb.rey
• ..... .... ,..... "' ... lctowetta
(left), after petition• with more than 7.000
•ianature. •upportlnC a •low-growth ln-
ltfatl•e were delhe~ to City Hall .
\
Registrar of Vote rs
· I 1 1.kpend' lln ho" careful the~ B) ROBERT HY,DMA."\ 1 p1:1111un org.an11er'>I are:· Lc'er said
Of..,.Dllllr ,......., \umt· group) ha'e onl~ 8 percent
Orange Count\ \lc m-gro,qh Jd trub.J nut \Jl1d). others haH' 15
'cx:ates plannl'll h>JJ, to 'ubm11 '" rx·rHnl \\ 11h 20 percent e\tra.
thl' rnunt~ Rl·g1<.trJr lll \ Oll'r'> Jt'loul therl ·') usualh l.'nou~h cushion ··
MS.000 s1gna1url''> (ln pt'l111on'> J'>~1ng 1 ht> Rt·g1'>trJr's oilier has up to 30
that an 1n111atr'l' ltm111ng deH·tv~ dJ''> tu 'l'rtl\ the sagnatur<'s LA'er
mc:nt be platl·d un the: June balhlt ...i1d Jll the names that ar<' submitted
Russ Burl..l'll lO-Juthor or the: "11J he l'hl't l..t·d to determine 1f th<'
propo~d in1t1Jl1\t• ~1d the pe1111 on' '>tg.nt·r. arl l urrentl) regJstcred to
• \\l'fc: to be turnc:d in JI about 4 pm -'uk and altc:r that process 1s com-
o nr hour bl.'lorl· thl' lkadhne -at thl· pkted the: 'dhd signatures will~
Rl·g1\lrar'sotlin~ in Jnta .\na am1J ;i 1,1lhnj
Cl•lc:brauon b' 'olunt<.'t"~ "'ho nr-.\s propo'>t'd the Senst bk Grov. th
gan11c:d thl' pc:1111on dme .:ind Traffo ( ontrol lnillatHe "ould
&irl..ett \.Jid thi-. morning that thl· plJtl restnctions on d<''elopm<'nl 1n
group hJ'> l 11untl'd JI ka'>t 5 11111 ., uninturporated 0 range Count~ to
signature\. JnJ tht· total cliul..1 tx t'n<,url· pro' "'~)n' tor adequat<' road'>.
CIO'>t' lO II JJO:J Tu quahl\ lht• pultn· Jnd l1rt' prOt<'CllOn. nood
counl\\.\tdl' 1n1tiJll\C for the June: u1ntrol and parl.. space ballot."~ 1111 ,1gnatures mu'>t ht Tht•1nit1all'l'IS <'\J)CCted tor<'C'('1ve
frllm rurrenth rl·gi\tered Orangt: "1dl''>Prl·ad '>uppon among Orange
<. ount' 'Ok'r\ (Plea.ee eee SLOW/ A2)
Co.unty to reconfirm developers' pacts
. ~
By BOB VAN EYXEN
OfhO.-,Net .....
.\greements wath six south Orange
<. ount) dc\C~loper!> that would
guaran11.·e authoriLataon for 38.000
ne" homes" ill 1to before th e Board of
Su pen 1sors for approval Wedncs-St.·ntor planner "11h the count' En-
da}. '1ronmental \1..inagement .\gem~
.\II of 1he homes ha\C recrt,l'd .. Thc agrecml·nt\ <,1mph pre,cnt tht•
prelimanaf)-appro,al from the coun-lOunt~ from n.-Ju~ mg the numtx·r ot
t\ un1h appro' c:d ..
· .. We a1en·t appro,ang an~ ne" fhc propo)C'd pall'> trade building
hous1n11. units." smd Peter Herih. guar3nters tor mad dc\l·loomcnt
munc' mo<.1 (ll "hach "tiuld Ix'
rhann.ded anlll the count' ·s S2 I'
m11l1on Foothill ( m.ula11on"Pha'1ng
.Plan
Count" officials d<'' 1~d the F~lt· ·
hill plan l:m ~t·ar as a m<'an' ''' a~sunng that enough ·arterial road~
Jrl hu1ll ,tl1 han<Jlt l'\pe'Ctcd popu-
IJ llon grl'" th 1n the south count~
l ndc:r the progr.s m de' dopers
mu)I guar:inll'l' the'-road funding
tx·forl' thl., fl'\ Cl' e their bu1ld1ng
fX'rm11'
(Pleue eee COUNTY / A2)
Attorney: Morgan shot at car, not driver Nation
By JONATHAN VOLZKE~
Ofho.llr ..........
J\lben Carroll Morgan did a
.. dangerous. dumb. outrageous
thaog .. \\ben hr fired the single' shot
that l<'fi a 29-\'t'ar-old motonst para-
1} zed. but the·' 1olence on th<' Costa
Mrsa Frcewa) wasn't attempted
murder. Morgan's attorney told
Jurors Monda)
Attorne' Paul Mc)er. defending
M•n •hot by motorl•t In
Tu•tln lnteructlon. A3
Morgan again~t charges ofatterr.pted
murder. assault w11h a deadly weapon
and finng 1n10 an inhabited veh1ck.
told the panel on the first da~ of
Morgan·s tnal that his client did not
an tend to shoot Paul Gary Nussbaum.
Nussbaum remains a quadnplegac
fo llowing the Jul) 18 shooun1t on the
O sruovAREA
Costa Mesa Frrl'"a> near the Oran$e
Count) Fairground~. He will testafy in
the traal Wedncsda~ 1fph~s1call) able.
farrnl~ mcm~'r<i ~1d
"It "'as an ab:>alult'h danghous
ac11' 1t}:· Me) er saad~ -e ut the
e' 1dcncr v.1 II not sho" be) ond a
reasonable doubt ... to support a
finding of a11cmptrd murder."
But Mc}crtold Jurors that Morgan.
3:!. did not 1n1rnd to shoot an)onc. a
prcrcqu1stc that must be established ~·forr a JUf) could return a finding of
attempted murder He said the gun. a
.:!:!-<:ali ber re' oh er small enough to
be concc:alcd 1n a man·s palm. "as an
Morgan's trul'I.. after a.camping trip.
Morgan tired the shot in anger and
frustration as he and other dn vers
JOCke)cd for po'111on'\">n the bumpcr-
to-bumper rree\.\a> filled \\Ith fa1r·
bound motonst<i. ~k\t~r said.
.. Mr. Morgan did a dangerous.
Pleue eee FREE WAY/ Ai)
MacArthur Blvo
Sunllov.er Ave
Victim 'smom: We can 't be violent
By JONATHAN VOLZK E
Of .... 0.-, ..........
Regardkss of the outcome of the: tnal for hl·r \l1n '
assailant. Glona Nusshaum 1<; sure thae ,., nn 'uch thing
3SJUSllCe. Sh<' said her oldest bo'. Gar). remain~ ··pinnt·d llh· J
bu11erfl, ·· to a hospital t>ed that l·onunuall~ rotiltl'' :11
dcgre-es·to careulate his bod> fl uids. 1Ah1k thl' .. "llr't'' llll'
fa ang his alleged attack<'r as a Jail tc:rm
.. .\nothc:r person "ho causeJ J nothc:r he1ng 111 '" l'
life one painful da~ al a 11me. lrom ')urger: w surg.c:n
v.ould ha-.e ta do this himself He would ha\e IP tx· pu1
through the same thing:· Nu~sbaum ~1d oub1dl· thl·
Santa Ana counroom ""here <\lhl·n Carroll \for~n ''
being tned for shooting her son
.. E,en being put 1n Jail does not rcplKatc 11
Morgan allcgrdl> shot 'u sbaum_ 2". nrxc: 1n tht
ne('k as the t\\O JOl i..e~ed their' chicle tor po'>1t1on llO thl'
traffic<hoked C. osta Mesa Fr"c" a' last Jul\ I r hl
hum~r-tu-humPt'r traffic of"oulll-bt' fo1r--goers alkgt.-dh
angered \torpn "'ho tired "hat ht"> Jl!ome~ '3'"> "'a'
1 n tl·ndcJ 10 he a "arn ing shot
ln'>teaJ. tht' single .2:<ahbe'r bulkt h11 'u'~baum
JU\l behind h1'I Ja"' bone .uid shghth helo" has ned
That <,lug IAa~ remo'!.•d month<; latef.-b ut 11 "'ould tx·
n11>nth~ morc bcrore '\:u sbaum regatnl·d an~ mo' rmc:nt
L'' en his "Pl'n h It 1s sti ll qu<"St1 onable "'hether ha<; tx"1'
"'" c:' er rt·g..:ian the strength and grace ofa man "ho on1..t•
r .in m.ir Jthons and pla>ed tennt"> "'11h a ' •ung T raL'
-\U\ltn
.. He·., got a long "a~ to go:· ..aid hi' brnthn "'-ott
'u"haum. 26 .. There's peaks and\ alle' '· ">Omt• d.'1' ~ h1~
attttude IS \er\ good. and so~da\S II IS \Cl"\ bad 'lHlOe
'' gLitng to stall' a claim (about h1~ rt"Ct" en\ ellht·r IA.3\ ..
·0 11 !\:u baum said his brl'1thn 1~ h111er dlx,ut th<'
<,h1,,.111ng and his fam1I~ 1s 100
'Thae·~ n:-311) so little an ltk l1•r U\ I rl'Jlt' ,J" · plJt
(Plea.e aee VICTIM/ A2 )
aakloke
Farme
Untouched Mesa . .
acreage center
of growth stQrm
Proposed projects
pose traffic threat
to m any reside nts
Lima bean' arc becoming an <'n·
dangered Sf'l'I. 1c\ 1n north Costa M~
a' hualdin~ \prout fro m the ground
that once suppunC'd thn\lng agn ul·
tural enterpn cs
rc,taur.int\ '" ..,, '•' \\Ith J ~omb1ned "ii( r,1..1•1, JnJ J I 1)(lf\..
'-qU.lrl'·folll ,ht J l Jrl lt'ntl•r
But the m11-.t mf)\''1np. -and
impacting -numhc'r' drl' thl''>C
ln\Ohing lrJlfo
<. l)n)ultant' r 't1mJll' that om"t" thC'
tour mawr Jl'' dl1pmt•nt' -<. J
·gc:rstrom .\. "l'n~· Home Ranch. ~rncl ~·' l h1rml nt ' \1ttrt' Potnte
llap deplcta &eneral plaD ehady area tbat lncladee foar major projecta. Lando"'ncrs ha'c d1sco"erc-d a
ca h crop more lucrat1,e than bean<.
thl·' ha'e d1 l'O'<'~ dt',<'lopm<'nt
A Star Wars test satellite
ls lifted into orbit by a
OeJta Rocket./ A'
Coast
Fountain Valley School
District officials to dis-
cuss the possible closure
ot two schoolsJ A3 ~
California
Three air routes near LAX
w rll be opened for general
av1at1on pilots./ AS
World
U.S. officials call Panama
leader's allegations
about Nicaragua invasion
plans a fabrication./ Al
. Planners overrule staff, OK There arc present!~ four ma or
unde' clopt"d lot nonh of th<' n
Diego Frec"'a~. Oan ... ing uth oast
Plaza. Together. lh<'~ compn~ about
2J4 a res of oprn land
JunHFEI
WE1£1
Entertainment
Opera Pacific has a top
drawer production of
"Kismet" at the Orange
County Performing Arts
Center./A10
;,
12-story building in project
1 1 JENNIFER WEIER ..............
Ovttnalina the ••stion or its own staff. the Cosu
Mcaa Plannina Commission voted Monday to kttp 1 12-
story buildina 1n tht controversial Metro Pointe
ckvtk>omenl near South Coast Plaza.
Cit)'. plannen objected to the htiaht. say1na it was not
compahbk with Marby homes in nonh Cosu Mesa. The)
suatUed tht bualdU'I be ftJdelipcd as two six-tor)
atru(turn.
But in a l-2 vatt. commiaioMrs atd thty wanled to
keep the hctaht btcaute tt would pmn1t m<n ~n spl('t
on tht r2.1' ams delipattd tbr the tttond pha9t of
ckvdopmcnt.
..... , .. IMt muct..-u aalndioe." Commw.aonn
£ctward o....,.. •id.
Commlllicw.en C.C. CllnC wt Joe Encbon "04~
1111nst 1hc proposal. which abo includes OM fouMton
and one Stll·SIOf')' granite and glass butld1na.
Plannina comm1ssioneB approved the proJCCt wtth
the condition that tht proposed four and Sl ·k\'d part.1na
structures bt softeoed 1n appearantt -poss1~ b
landsnp1~ Tht City Council win consider the first phaJit of tht
Amd lkvelopmtot Co. project at tts Feb. 16 mttt1na,
Tbc C'OmmtlllOft 9'ard about thrtt houn of
tHttmoft)' Monday """' from C1ttttns ~ to the ck\Clopmtn\,
C.tuCM' coocans ctnl~ on the 1mpetl on 1raff1C
the ~' would have and ecolop(al problems 1n the
aru \bat have led to cnckn'I homn l(f'OSS Sou\h oast
On'"c from Metro Potntr. wnt ofSouth C'OUl P'lala
°'*"'"'that llw •fbnt and was ~t about b) ck\clopmfftl madrat Dan Oou •Ml .. We ..tO not ••n ...... _ .......... , ... .....---
To iomc. that a n!agc ~prMent
opportunil\. But to otht>r\. that
''opponunit' amc :i thrcaL
.\., oix-n . paC'C an OSUl M <"Sa has
e' aporatrd. rtt1d<'nt c1t) offi u1ls
and dc,t'loix-rs-ta h cla1mant thr1r
propogl 1 "tx!t for thectt) •• -ha'c
ar&lJt"d o' ertht rtma1nang land
Thl' four p1C\"C$ llf prOpt'n) h3'i'
been tt1c llaFf,t't or man)' swct1c'
la"' u1tsand~a' f('tta.sthc,an,,us
groups-v.TCSOc to 1mptMir their' 1~1<'n
ofa suburbln sk llM
The n1tm~n 1atcd \\ath tM
projt'ctS art ~OJ\&.
If Cit) ~adfors of tlw ~nl anJ
future appro't tht pm~t t<' thr
aM<>lutc hm1t of tht "Ct"·~ cumnt
tcMral plan. tt'te four perul will ~ ldd' a combuwJ ., ., n·ulhon ~~rt
ti tor commcn: .. J and offttt ~
L ~ 10. '"8ft ~
Transpa 1fi • Mttro Cmter ind
.,_,ob F:arm' -.rt fintsht'd, th<')
-A 111 JC'Tleratl"J an :idd1t1<'nal I fl\260
r lnP' C.llh J1~ 1n and out of the
ara
8 th<' '<'ar ?010 nrarh 7n.
Cal'!> \\Ill tie gotn& tn and OUt of lht'
al"C'a· 'anous dt,t'I pmcnts
The traf'flC' ron ulllnlS ~ho m•l t
tho~ ~umate-KS thlS 1s a ••..-ant-
St" l"t'n.lno " But lhal tttnano is
th..-of'C'C' ot man rttt<knts• n~l-
~ -... h 1 -1so the but of ibt Clt ' plans
to catt traffi -~ ttw.a ttw
c tamUN numbtr of tnps 10 and
fr m l."¥h Pf'\~~ the C'lt) rs
tnt"1't'a 1(il,tht Dt'Nnlraftt 11 ~ 1111111 w • ., ...
Indu
..
llLOWG
f .. •Al
~ .... K't'Oldi·~. widdy =I +cl~ by U0 Prohor ........
... odlen believe that. if .....
dae itliliati~ would be ~ bf
"'riJ f 111 wbo would CMllellee hi llllli'Y in tht couns. =:: n• '° ,..,._ "-._ vi1rMiliiitlayanmpeed• llllta ~ bid Monday to penuadt slow-~ c.rpniiim to drop \ht in-
lliMi¥C. Ra, t• • laed the petitions .oe be submined in favor of the ~ brd of Supervitors adopt-
i1116t initiative u an ordinance and ....-.tina a panel to implement its --.am.
Petition leackrs rejected Ray's sug-~ -. Meanwtaik. individual cities in OrllftlC Countr abo are working on
tbeir own slow-powth initiatives.
In Cosca Mesa. the .,oup enaineer-
ina the initiative proposal submined
.
ill petitions Monday.
Memben of Costa Mna Rnicknts
fbr R~blt Growth said they
h&mtd 1n to the city clerk's offiC"e
7,SOS silf'aturts. which they believe are enou&h to q'-'llify the measure for
the June ballot. The Reaist:rar's office
-ould require 6.304 valid sipatura ~ntina IS axrttnt al tM
city's voaen.
In Irvine, the City Council will vote
tonjpt on whether to place a tlow-
arowth initilitivt 4o the Junt t.Jk>L
Mayor Larry Aaran said he bdicvcs
he has the votes to paatt a measure on
the ballot without 1 P,eti tion drive.
In Huntington BCach. initiative
supponers ~re oriainally shOOllnJ
for the June ballot. but now say they
witll\a.vc_to wait until November.
Geri Onqa of Huntington Beach
Tomorrow said the aroup needed to
submit the nC"C~ry9.SOOsignatu~
10 the city clerk b)"Feb. I to qualify for
the June ballot.
The aroup did not do so. and
Onqa said the city's pro-arowth
council would not schedule a saxc1al
meeting to place the initiative on the
June ballot. The deadline for the
November ballot is Feb. 16. and
0nep Mid hn FOUP bu more than
encMllh tipauam 10 qualifv.
"Vlc•tt doina vtt)' wt'll. f'tople •tt
very positive and o,·ery opumisuc
about this and we'rt confident it will
be passed into law," said Onep. wt,o
noted that approximately 13.000
signatures have been collected.
Petiti0'1ers in 1..a&una Beach and
Fountain Va lley also are taracting the
November ballot for their >low-
&rowth 1nit1a11"cs.
In Ncwpon Beach. a slow-growth
initiative alread) 1s set for a Novem-
ber \'Ole.
SWI •rlt~r Gn1 Ikrtx Mu
eo11trlh ted to tj/1 ttfJOl't.
GROWTH ISSUE IN NORTHERN MESA •••
..._Al
developers from $95 to S668. That
money -which could total $97.5
.... million -is earmarked for traffic
improvements in nonh Costa Mesa.
Most of the developers have sub-
mitted "wish lists" 10 the ci tv.
cktailina how the) would hke io
develop their land.
The city's general plan gi"es the
buildcn an outli ne for developing
lheirproaxny. setting square footaJt.
· lround coverage and dcnsi t~· lim1ts.
Beyond fort'ing developers to suck to
that, Robinson said. city planner-; can
only make s~tions.
The City Council has looked at a
document called the Nonh Costa
Mesa Specific Plan that would allow
city planners to take a more ae-
arcss1ve stance. Bui until that IS
approved. p_lanncrs cannot pOint to
that as official policy and force
builders to toe a cit)-drawn line.
Herc is a summarv of the de-
velopers' wish lists as the} prcsentl)
stand:
Sakioka Farms
Of au the pro~ developments.
·the Sakiokas' 1s the most vague.
Georst Sak1oka said that he docs not
know exactly what his famil y will
build on the 7 3 acres. 1f they will
develo p th°'1and them~lves or go
into a panncrship or when work
midlt stan.
What 1s tcntat1 .. t l) proposed 1s a
combination of res1dent1al. retail and
office space.
Heights ~ould range from one IQ
eight stones 1n the area. he1gh1s
Robinson said are compa_uble "'1th
both the high nses to the cast of South
Coast Plaza and the homes across
nearby SunOower ~venue.
"You must build thinp that are
compatible with evt"ryth1ng around
1t." Sakiok.a said.
Metro Center
The tentative plan Transpacific
Ot'vt'lopment Co. has submitted to
the city includes three 12-story. t"'o
15-story. one 20-stol) and four sn-
story buildings S1it t~o 10 fi ve-It'' cl
parking structures also show up on
Projects at a glance
Saklobranu
1.44 million square feet of offices
136.000 square feet of rctai I space
1.300 res1den11al units
Tranapectfle Deftlopment
(lletro Ceater)
2 mill ion square feet of offices
Amel De.elopment
(lletro Polate)
1.34 million squart" feet o( offices
150.000 square feet of retail space
300 apanments
500-room hotel
C.J . Secentrom a Sona
(Home Rancll)
2. 7 :! mil hon square feet o( offices
80.000 square feet of retail space
400-room hotel
I 0.000 squarl' feet of restaurant space
10.000 square-foot child-care center
the tentative proposal.
Despite the project's locauon in
"'hat 1s considered the h1gh-nse area
of Costa Mesa. the combination of 16
structures on 47 acres has plan ners
concerned.
Concerns over density has IC'd to
numerous dcla) s. Robinson said
planners and Transpacific are trying
to re"'ork the site plan to make the
development more palatable.
The Nonh Costa Mesa pec1fic
Plan st ud> sho"'s that the proposed
project "'ould not be cons istent Wlth
an} of the general plan's major goals
and ob1crt1 ves At best. the develop-
ment -as proposed -1s onl>
"potent1all> consistent ...
Metro Pointe
The Amel Co. 1s planning to build
this 50-acre site 1n three phases. the
first of which -the Cape apartments
and t"' in t-wo-stol) office buildings -
1s finished.
The propo~d second phaSt' 1s
pre~ntl> in the c11~ ·s planning pipe·
line The Plann1n~ Co~m1ss1on.
o' erruling the staffs recommen-
dation to spl it a proposed 12-story
high-rise into two six-story buildings.
decided to keep the high-rise along
with six and four-story office towers.
Amel was ord~red to come back with
a less-harsh design for two large
parking structures.
A third pha"'R' wouki include
another 12-story buildiog. a I .S-story
high-me. some one to three-story
retail buildi ngs and a 500-room hotel.
Home Ranch
Home Ranch and Metro Pointe
have more in common than the fact
that both ace west of South Coast
Plaza. Both have been the target of
ci tizens' groups that sued them.
stopping development. if just tem-
porari~. ·
Much of the concern centers on the
fact that the strip between South
Coast Orne and the San Diego
Freeway is largely undeveloped.
Buildings alread) 1n the area -
mostly homes and apartments -
have general!~ been hmited to about
two stones. :ind residents see h1gh-
n ses as a threat.
Ne.,,enheless. both '\mel and (' J
Segerstrom & Sons .have advanc<'d
plans for oOicc and rt>1a1I buildings
The first phase of the Home Ranch
project' is the embattled One South
Coast Place. 10 consist of t2 and 20-
stol) office to"'ers. Grading for the
project had alread} st.ancd when a
la"sull brought 1t to a halt. Work on
the buildings 1s pending council
approval.
Beyo nd the One South Coast Place
plan. Scgerstrom has not submitted a
specific proposal for the bulk of the
94-acre lot. But "ague plans 1ncludt" a
400-room hotel and restaurant space.
~·child-can· center and museum also
arc under cons1derauon.
With the lowest intenstt) and th c
most open space of the fou r plans.
Ont" Sou1h Coast Place 1s 'er.
apJ)l'altng 10 Cit} planners. ·
1"1t's a beautiful project. I don't
think an)one "ould disagree that's
one of the most exciting prOJC:Cts
"c·,e procesSt>d 1n this ctt~. in thi s
count~ ... Robin on said.
PLANNERS OK 12-STORY BUILDING ••.
From Al
bnng about a repetition of "hat these people ha'e
suffered .... Are 1he' to be sacnficed., ~re "e to bear the
brunt of this fore\ e,-'l"
\1ctro Pointe prOJCCI. sa> ing the Cit) should wa11 un11 I thl.'
general plan re' 1e" 1s finished The) also said that "'llh
the rITcnt cons1dcrauon of One South Coast Place. 1he)
ha'c not had enough time 10 rev•<'"' 1he Metro Pointe
documents Residents also complamed about the urning of 1hc
. FREEWAY SHOOTING TRIAL OPENS •..
From Al
dumb. ou1rageous thing. that 1s 10 pop
a shot out the "1ndo"' ... Me)cr said
"He did fin: a shot out the windo"'
that's a gl\ en The q uestion 1s
whether he had a clear enough
opportumt> to fire more than a
warning shot al ros~ the bo" ..
Morgan free on ~I 00.000 bail. ~t
qu1etl~ beside ht'> a11orne~. Dressed
in a black s"ea1er jnd blue slach. he
did not addre~s the cou rt. bul 1s
eit~ted to 1est1f, Thursda~. Meyer
said.
Dcput) D1sln('I 11ome} C hns
Kralicktd1d not address the mue of
premed1a11on during his opening
statements before the JUI). but
Harbor Mun1c1 pa l Coun Judge ~hm
Franklin quesuoncd thal defense.· al
an earlier hearing.
.. He was alread) mad and he prell)
well could hav<' formulated 'the neitt
1ur. that comes h~ I'm going to
dn ll: .. Franklin said He added the
pistol had to be cocl <'d before firi ng.
possibly ind1caung the shooung was
not spontaneo us
Superior Court Judge Jean
Rhcinhcimer is presiding over
Morpn's trial. which 1s expected to
lasta· week.
Nutlbeum. who has rqa1ned sh.ht
movnnnit in his feet dunng rchab1h-
tation treatment at Rancho Los
Amiaos Hospital 1n Downe). was
~"':'..., ...
llMeOfflCI
~Ct. ~ --CDM.t """" 4 Q ... ~-W M11 --& .o· ,,
among the fir\t '1c11ms in a fi restorm
of free"a' \1olence that struck
Southern Cal1fom1a last summer. At
least t"o peopk "ere killed in 1he
ma~ hem. and Morgan 1s lhc first 10 be
tried.
ussbaum 's family attended the
trial. and said 11 "'as .. difficult'' to face
~1orpn. but added the) had faith in
"-rahtk.
On Monda}. ~veral police officers
1m oh ed in Morgan ·s arrest testified
about the shooting.
Morgan and his wife -who was
not charged in the incidenr. but sa\ in
the rear of the counroom "'Ith
Morpn·s parents -were on the
traffic-choked Costa Mesa Frtt""a)
"'hen ussbaum attempted to pass
11n the nght.
Officer Lester Gogen y. who was
'ltationed on the freewa y shoulder to
pre,cnt lJlegal passing. said he saw
ussbaum's small station wagon
s~erve from traffic and hit three cars
before comina 10 a stop.
The officer testified he found
Nussbaum hunched over the sternng
""he<'I. wit h a gunshot wound in his
neck.
A MariM communications expen.
Cpl. Rick Armstrona. wttncsscd the
shooting from behind Morgan's
truck. a nd p ve officers a descnpt1on
of the black four-whttJ-drive vehicle.
Offict'r Paul Ellis 'testified he saw
thC" trucl entering the fairgrounds.
and arre!ited Morgan without inc1-
den1 about 35 feet into the fair
parking 101. The gun was found
stuffed in the fron t seat. the officer
said
Elhs said he fo und no ev1denC't' that
Morgan had been drinking. although
his blood·akohnl 1e .. e1 "a\ 10 per-
cent. the level at which 1s person in
California is pre umed 100 intox-
icated to dn,c.
Correction
i\n article in Monday's ed1t1on of
1he Dai l~ Pilot on a citizens· group
submitting pe11uons for a Costa Mesa
slo-w-~rowth 1n111at1,e 1ncorrectl)
1dcn11fied res1dt>nt Diane Goldberger
as a member of Mesa .\ct ion.
Goldberger 1s a member of Costa
Mesa C'1t11ens for Responsible
Growth. not Mesa Acuon.
Costa Mesa C'111zens for Respon-
sible Growth is the group 1ha1
successful!) fough t the Costa Mesa
Ctt) Council's appro' al of the con-
tro' ers1al One South Coast Pia«'
office prOJ«'t. Mesa Action also hao;
been act10,c in de,elopmcnt issues as
vr.ell as c•t) politics.
The Daily Pilot regrets the error
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Police ari-est slaying suspect
FREEHOLD. N.J . (AP) -..\
Lakeport. Cahf.. man became the·
Sl'l'Ond person charged in the slaying
of a former San Clemente man who
\\aS shot and killed as ht pulled OUI Of
his dm ewa> in December. officials
~1d :-.1onda\.
'\lbert K~rshaw Jr .. 23. was ar-
rested earl} unda) at Ne wark Inter-
national .\1rpon before he was to
board a flight to Daytona. Fla .. to take
pan 1n an auto race. said Monmouth
Count) Pro ecutor John Kaye.
Kershaw was being held on a
murder charge at Monmouth Count)'
Jail . s~ud Ka,e. Bail was se1 at
SS00.000. .
Kershaw 1s th<" second person
arrested in the death of Earl Shoe·
malcr. 50. an asbestos compan )
e\ecut1vc who was shot Dec 15
outside his home 1n 1he exclusive communit~ of Rumson. Kaye said.
Shoemaker was transferred to Ne"'
Jerse} from an Clemente last Janu-
af) b) .\.\Ml-O Hi. the parent com-pan~ of his firm. ENC APC'O. a
hrew bur> asbestos rcm o,al com·
pan).
COUNTY TO SEAL AGREEMENTS •..
F rom Al
One of the agreements also in-
cludes funds for a segment of the
proposl'd :in Joaquin Hills Trans.
portauon Corridor. a major h1gh"'a)
prOJl'Ct scheduled for construction 1fl
the earl> 1990s.
L>e' clupmen1 agreements are legal·
I~ binding documents which protect
builders fro m changes in zoning or
other ne"' requirt"mcnts.
"I "''sh the' Y..Ould wan until the
1n111atl\e has gone before the \'Otcrs
before appro•.ing all of th<'se agree·
mcnts." said Tom Rogers. co-author
of the C1t1zens Sensibl e Growth and
Traffic Control ln111at1\'C. "But of
courSt· the~ "'on't be<:ause the) 're
tf) ing to gel around 11."
The SI\ de\Clopments co.,,ered
under the proposed agreements arc
Rancho anta Marganta. Foothill
Ca n)On. Do'e Canyon. Bear Brand
Ranch. Marina Hills and Ahso Viejo.
Under the agreements. Rancho
Santa Margarita. Foothill Canyon '
and Do'e Can) on "'ould contnbute a
total ofaboutS 130 million toward the
Foothill plan.
( ount) legal oflicials sa) the agree-
ments would also protect builders
from the effects of a proposed
c111zC"ns· gro" th control in1t1at1vc. a
prospect"' h1ch dra"'s-b11ter cn t1c1~m
from 1n1tiatwr-sponsors who aC'cuse
the count> of sub,en1ng the will of
the' otcrs
Count}~1dc 1nit1at1vc backers 53)
the) e\pccl 10 turn 1n th<'1r pe1111ons
toda}. "h1ch could place the measure
on ne\t June's primary elec11on
ballot.
The other three de"elopments arc
not pan of the Foo1h1ll plan but all
will contnbutc funds for other road
building programs. _
Two development agreements. Orte
in M1ss1on VieJO and one in Laguna
Niguel. ha' e alread} been approved
b) the board. The two agreements
lock in about 10.SOO ne~ homes.
LI nder 11s proposed agreement. the
Ahso VieJO Co. ~ould contnbutt" up
to S35 million toward construction of
a segment of.the San Joaquin Hills
Transpona11on Comdor.
VICTIM, FAMILY LIVE WITH PAIN •..
From A l
11 into "'ord s. "'hat this has done to us:· 'Nussbaum's
father. Wilbur Nussbaum. said earher this year.
.. I ha ven't fo11nd an answer to wh) ... Glona
Nussbaum told reponers outside the courtroom. "We
cannot be' iolcnt. we cannot destro) other li ves."
Before thr freewa) shooting incident. Nussbaum·s
life "as going vet) well.
He had recentl)' gained his master's degree from U (
and had been offered a jOb b) the Los Angeles Count)
Qcpanmenl ofM<'ntal Health the day before the shooting.
Instead. he now hes in the rotating bed at Rar•i10 Los
~m1gos Hospital m Downe). His family "isits hi111 eve!)
da). and he reads the hcwspaper. followi ng M°'3n's path
through 1hc cri minal justice system.
"I thmk what has upset him the most was when he
read a newspaperanideabout Morgan be1ng out on ba il."
ott Nussbaum said. "He was being tonured for months.
\\:lling upc'el) day 10 th<' reaht) of what tr.lppenC'd. and
MS?rgan "'as free.
.
.. He misses 1hc thmgs we take for granted Like
scratrhin' his nose when he has an Itch. or puttmg has
hand m his pocket. He can't move hi s hands."
Gloria Nussoourv said t.er son would appear 1n coun
on Wednesday "if he is physically able. We might bri ng
him in b\ ambulance."
As she spoke. a scuffle broke out 1n the hallway as an
elderl) man who 1dentifiC'd himself as Morgan's father
a11emp1cd 10 stop a television cameraman froin filmmg
Morgan's dcpanure from the coun room.
The man jumped on thr cameraman. who pushed
him aside before two Costa Mesa police officers -who
had testified in the tnal -wrestled the m;m from the
reporter's leg.
The c,amcraman later decided not to press charges as
the elderl> man was esconrd from the counhousc by 1"'0
b31hITs.
"The) 're such a ''IOlcnt fam il ):· Glona ussbaum
whispered. her c)eS bnmm1ng w11h tears.
The lcgendary 'Jenuine
handsewn moccasin.
Cralled of oil chamois
leather uppers. a double ..,,.,......
leather moccasin
mid-sole. and rugged
vibram rubber
lug outsole.
A vailable in tan
and chocolate
chamois.
Orange Coast DAILY PILOT /Tuesday, F'eb1 uary 9, 1988 1l' AS
Spanish, piano
lessons of erea
at Golden West
Mother fights FV sChool closure-
You can learn to speak Spanish or play the
piano at two special classts to be offered. staning
Thursda). a t Golden WC'St Collqe.
Introduction to pan1sh for bcaanners will be
offered for s1x consecutive Thursday evenings unde r
the direction of J)an Mikels in Room 111 of the
Business building. The piano lessons arc offered by
GWC's College for Kids prosram with youngsters 7
to 9 meet1ng from 3: 15 to 4: l 5 pm. a nd children I 0 to
13 fro m 4: 15 to 5: 15 in Room 200 o f the Mu 1c
building. ~
For add111onal information and reg1stra11on
details. call the collefc's Community Services
Dcpanment at 891-399 .
· Market seminar slated
Dr. Loma Galbraith will speak on "H ow to
Survive in the Marketplace of the '90s" Thursday
when the Oranae Co unty chapter o f Women in Sales
meets at Lhe Westin South C oast Plaza Hotel in
Cost.a Mesa.
The dinner is scheduled for 6:30 p.m. and the
cost is S 18 for members and $23 for guesu.
Reservations att mandatory and may be made by
call in• 541-200 I. •
'Heart Day' In Irvine
The d octors and stafT of the Irvine Fam1h
Clltroprac11c Center. 2042 Bus1nl·s~ Center Dm e.
will conduct a ··Ha"e a Heart Day .. Thursda>, with
all proceeds going 10 the Adam Walsh Resource
Ccnt<.'r for m1ss1ns children.
All office v1s11s "'111 be SI 0 that da) o n a cash
basis"' 1tb,no insurance b1lhngs. Call 476-8200 for a n
a ppointment..
Parents' course ln HB
Humana Hospital 1n Huntington Beach "'111
offer a five-week course o n parenting. startin~
Thursday. from 9:30 to 11 a.m. at the hospital. 1777 _
Beach Blvd ..
Greg G iron from the Ch ildren's Behaviora l
Center of the hospital will lead the class. whic h will
bi&hlight tbc develo pmental environment and
psychol<>fical stqcs of development in ch1ldrl"n.
RCJistrallon is required and may be made by calling
843-5047.
Temple hosts seniors
Temple Bat Yahm of Newport Beach/Irvine
w1ll be the site of a physical fitness class for senio r
citizens, staning Thursday fro m 10 a.m. to no pon
under the d irccuon o f Coastline Community
Collcae instructor T ina Cosmakos.
The course 1s o pen to all v niors in the
community. Call Karen Gf'CC'nly al 494-4958 for
fu(!her 1nforma11 on.
Salary sesslon slated '"
LcshC' Ethcndge. a spcc1ahst 1n human rt'-
sources adm1n1stra11o n and compensation . "'1 11
speak o n salar) ncgo11at1ons at Thursdays meeting
o f the Bahia Chapter of Professio nal Sccrctan es
l nterna11onal.
The t'vent as scheduled for the Caf<.' R1chrd
Room oft he i\irporter Inn in Irvine. The cost'" S 14
for Bahia members and S t6 for no n-members. and
rcsen a11ons ma) be ordered from 'l.:clhe
Buom bcrgcrat ~-*1 -8795. e'<t. 254
Trade talk ln Mesa
By ROBERT BAllK!R °' .............. .
Fo untain Valley. hool Dastn ct offic1al'i
and paren t arc fac: 1ng a howdown 10n1gh1
at a &c ncrol 1nformat1o n mtcting on the
possible dv~urc oft\\O schoo ls.
The 7 p.m mccung at d istrict hcad-
Qu:in crs. I 7210 Oak St . waHallcd to g1 ve
official~ of the li nanc1all) trappcd d1\trtct
an oppon un1 t) to e"'pla1n the ir reason) for
potential clo~urc\. Parents ar\.' c"'pcrtcd to
a uend the meeting to argul' that the
schools \houldn't be closed.
public hearing on the mattn "
Beach ball?
u-hcdulC'd at d 1stnct hcadqu:mer<11 at 7 '0
p m I hur!>da).
Cherie Dwh)tlC'. v.ho'IC' ~-,eltr-old
d aughter 1) S(:hcdul~ to 'itan \(houl ne \t
cptl·mbcr. s.i1d Monda) that d1•.tr1ll
Offiu ul\ U((' propo"ng 10 clO!>e F OUOlJ1n
Valk) ~h<>ol -tht oldest 1n thl· d1\tm1
-Jnd .\.rrc,alos . hoot a' w \1-,.1, 1ng
m\.';l\Ufl')
'K hool otlic1als 1d the land for f 11un-
tJ1 n \ allc> hool "'as dt:dllatt·d 111 -the
dl\lrll l Ill I 98
Dwh) lie !oald 0 0k1al' fill' dCl l1n1ng
cnrollml'OI a!> a rca on to nropo~ c lu\ln~
thl· \c.:hoob
The &aony of defeat darken• a croquet buff"s game when be mlaaea
the wfcket during a match on the sand at Newport Beach.
But ~h~·., bee n go1n1 door to door 1n •
\1dc..,alk \Ur' C) en efTon to provl" 1h•l
d1"itnct prcd1c11on'i are incorrect. she u1d
"l''t' lx'cn pound1n1 lhC' pavement in a
fi, c-blo<:k 11rca:· she s~11d. "and fou nd
district da1m!t in i tO">S l"rTor "
Dwh) 111: )31d her sur"c> shows 1here arr
-or "111 be -60 )Oungsters who arl" 11
} l'dr\ .ind } oungcr in the aft"a that's 1n the
Fountain \ alll') ~ hoor., attendance
bound,m ·
There arc :! ' > oun~s1crs bctv.een () and
11 and thl'rl'Jrc 37 t'h tldren 5 \Car old and
undn ~he !I.aid _sc,eral mothers att
npc1. 11ng. '>ht' added
'x hool d1\tnet communica11ons n>0rd1-
' nuvr \h,·r >I Norton s.a1d Lodi lhat ttic
d mm 1 ha~ made budget ruh of more than
S I m1ll1 un cal~h \C'tll for thelas11hrC"t )ear
.\nothn !tl.&~h ol jbout SSOO 000 1 1n st~
for thl' nC'\t \t'hool 'Cilr. onon said.
A. ~lhool doi.url' (.'Omm1uec had l"CC'·
omnwndt·d dosure of o ne or mort' seh~ls
"'11h1 n thl· nl'\t liH· )cars. Non on said
Enrullml'IH 1n thl' d1 ltll't ha\ dropi;wd
from J rx·al. of I l Oo() 10 thC' C'Urrt'llt
cnrollml'nt of o Ill I "'hoau cnJ' 13 hook
l"-11rt(ll) 'hill.I
1)1\tr1l t uOiu.ih ha\ e ten tall vcly sue-
&l'\ll'd thJ t 111w ur both of 1he school!t
clo~d 1ri Junl· ,h,· ')J1d
Orange-Riverside
counties' rail link
could be on track
•
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By BOB VAN EYKEN
OllMO..,NM ....
Pos .. 1bk commuter rail hnl.' hi. t\\n'n
R1' l'r\1dl· and Orange 1.11unlll''"' I O..· thl
subjelt of the ne" \IUd' .iuth11r11n.l
Monda) b) the Ontnl\t' < ount~ r r.in,p.1r-
ta11on Comm1'>s1on
< >n thl' rt'C'omml·AJ.u11111 111,,1mm 1,,11.n
(. ha1f"'oman ( lar11.1.· Bldml·r ~m
m1"i~10ner!t \UtcJ II• uintnhult' St• 01
IO'.'ard lhl.' S~S.000 \IUth
Th\.' remainder o t the.-funds tor tht• '>tud'
alr1.·ad) has bcl'n pkdgt·d h\ thr R" l'r\1tk
( 'o unt) Transpor'ldlllln ( umm1\">1on
"I bc..•came 1ntl're\tl'd 1n the idea l•Ot' JJ'
"'hen I "a~ dn'lll@ on thl· "I f R l'l'~1Jr 1
Frn.-\\3) .. BIJml·r \ • .11d "It ~ou lool di lhc
tram, in thc lJr Pl.)(•I lanc about ~~
pcrccnt of ll IS lrom OUl\ldl' ( )rangc
Count ~ V. hat "c'rl' going to lool. at 1 J
"a' tu &l'I ~omt• ul that traflil oil tht•
1fl'l'\\,I\
T ral 1.,, Jrr .ilrl·JJ, in plan· hct\\e.t.'11
'Ir .inttl' JnJ R" l'r'tdl' 1.ounlll"> hut 1hrr1; 1'
n\• PJ\\l.ng1·r ~·n llt' Jl1.ording to traM
fll1rJt11•n nfft\.1JI'
· fhl'fl' arl' train' running fnim ~n
1>1cgo Ill L o~ -\ngdc' all the llmt·." -...,d
1.omml\i.1on 'rt•h•,mJ n Tom 1-ortuoe
'hut thl·n·\ nt11h1ng gu1ng cast .. •
.\ rl''4'f\ .rnun' dnl. lur .\nu rad. ~d
f'<l'>'>l nttcr'i "'1'h1ng to gu l"d\l"-ard fro11i
Or.!ngi: ( ount~ mu't no" gl> Ill LO'i
.\ngdl'\ Jnd tran<,kr to a \an Bernard1no-
bound train
Blaml·r ~11.1 thl Orangc-10-R1,ers1dC'
lOunt1c\lommu1cr hnl· rm.ild terminate 1n
.\nahcun In llll' or f ullcnon and 1t colrld
he hnl l·d tu t'\l!>lln~ lommutcr hnc'
ntend1ng nnnh"'ard and '>oulh\\ard
fht' \tulh "''"hi.· undl·nal..l·n h' haron
C1 n'<.'nl' Jnd '''Ol tJtc'> and C .ul
~ htl'rml''C'r and .\\\lM.. 1JlC''>
OC white supremacist
gets exposure, loses job
By Tbe Asso<'ialed Press
.\ "h11e .,uprenuu\t trom 1-ulkn''"
"ho told h1!> bo!><. he needed 11me utT
lx'lJU'>t' of J relall\C.\ death and then
aprx·an:d l)n the "Oprah \\ infrl'' \h\'" ..
said hl· returned homl· th1<. "'l"t'" tl• learn
he'd O...·i:n tired
Brad Robarge ~~ anpcared o n tht• ,huv.
\\tth <>nnal other 'oung pc.'l'Pk "ho
prutc.,wd a dlX tnnc of "'h11e ra~ ljl
supcnonh and ad\\'K'atC'd raual '4'par-
a11on
Ro barge <,a1d 1n 1.irdcr to gel time nfT tor
thl· \h11\\, "htlh 1~ taped in ( h11.ago he
told h1'> l:le.l'>'>J rl'laltH' had died H<.' \;ltd hl "3" a.,11.c-d for h1<, ~1gna11on "'hl"n hC'
return\.'d h 1da' He "'a' fire'd ~1onda' he
S.ltd
H1~ tormcr emrlo~<.'r. Rotx·n \1l''"'
Jt'l l1nrd h • 1. om ml nt ''" thl' atfair \1ond.a\ <''''°"I t•• l••nlirm th.i t R11hargl· nll lon@.C'r .,.,,rl.., JI thl· pr•n! 'h"I"
I tu't Jl•n·t \\;tnt 111~t'l 1nt1llhl\ \.iC'S~
\.m.I
It \ raual rd1g111u<. .&nd J'lllhllt'.JI
h1l!olr" thJ\°' ht·1n~ prJlt1l l"d hcrl' ·· RQl\-
arg.t <.J1J 1•Ul\llk \\ t'\tc:rn Fac.1 Pn n1.
"hl-rl ht "11d .. 1.·d fl,r "" month,· a .. a
prl'"'m.tn
Rohdrgr and other ml'mbcr\ or a pand
gruur "Jll..cd o fTthe \ho"' after '>t'lUnl'
guJrJ' H'mll' l"d am.in from the audience
th.it R uhJr~r ..aid "J' hi\ ~~iuard
T hl· m.10 \1an' \ 0 ' '>lood up a1 e
p.11n1 .inJ tJlkd J f-1.,,1. :audit'ncl' mrm
a monlte' \\ hl·n \lo inlrt'' "ho al " hlal~ J\k1.·d 1f< >\ rlalh though• <,he at1d
Olhl'r 1-la,I,, "'l°'rl' r('" than huma n ( (l\
rlpl1ld ·1t '>J pr\nt•n fall ..
Me mbers of Women 1n World TradC' "''" hear
Susan LcntL. e'ccut1 \C director of the Wo rld Trade
AsSOl·1at1on of Orange Count). at the group's
luncheon Thursda) at 11 :30a.m. a t the Hohda) Inn.
3131 Bristo l St . Costa Mesa.
LcntL "ill discuss plans for the construction of a
World T rade Center o f O range Count) building in
Santa Ana. Guest 11cke1s to the luncheon arc SI
Call 968-3868 for reservations.
Council sings·dif f erent tune
in approving Cafe Lido move
Blaze doused
atHBtower ·
8) ROBERT BARKER
Ol-0...,~• ...
Tuesday,Feb.9
• 4 p.m. lrvi.De City Coucll, council chamtx·"·
In inc C" 1c (enter. 17200 Jamborct· Bh d. ·
• 7 p.m H.aUagton Bue~ U•loa Higb Scbool
Dlstrlct.d1stn c1office.10 251 Yorklov.n A'c.
lVednesday,Feb.10
• 9:30 a.m. Oran1e Couty Board of Surr-
vlsors, bourd hcan ng room. Hall o f i\d min1strat1o n.
10Ct'1t· Center Pl:ua. Santa Ana
• 6:30 p.m. Cotta Mesa Redtvtlopmut AIH·
ey, council chambers. 77 Fair Drive.
By GRF.G KLERKX
OI IM e>.ey Not l tllft
(ale Lido -'1.''' fl\lrl Bl'.H h ' .111
meClJ -\\Ill gl'I .1 11('\\ ht1nll '"' n
folio'' 1ng thl' l 11' 1 11unur, .1ppr1•\ .11
Monda' night ot .1 fH •IP''':al 111 11111,, thl'
duh to <I IJrgn hutlJ111g
Thi.' unJn1muu'> u•unul 'llll.' n•, rr,1.·d .1
4-3 dl'll\ll•n on fan 11 v.hen 1! turnul
d o"n ll\\lll"r .ll'I\' \pcrra11a·, rl·qm''l '"r
l'\ ll'lllkd l11)1.'r .11 ing .ind J>l'rh •r m.1 nu
hour'>. \ wu•nJ puhlil ht·anng \\J\ hl·IJ
~ILln <l.I \ ht'C:JU\e l 1>un,1h\111ll.111
Ruthcl\n Plumnll'r \:i1J <.hl' "J' 1."ntuwd
b' J 'ar1l'I\ 111 prnpo\.il<. .inJ 1n.1d ' i:rtrnt
h-'otcd agJin.-.1 the pruJ\.'lt
h11ur' .it lhl· nl''' IPl.1111111 at '111 \0th
'illl.'l'I )J11 1.11mhl" plJ\lngJI tht' Ill''' duh
\\tll J1Jll. up JI I J m t''l'n n1~h1 of the
''l'l'" \\Ith 1he fl .. 1.iur.1n1 dt"ing .11 2 am
I hl' PIJrrn1ng l 11mm1'""1n 1n111alh
l'\t,1hll'>hl.'d thJt 1.111 grllllP' JI thl' rc-
Ju .. :lll'd rl'\laur.1nt uHlld pl.1~ until mid-
night '\unda~ thr11ugh I hul'JJ, and un11I
I J m I ndJ\ J nJ \aturJJ, \rx·rr:111a
Jl'J'll'.lkd thJI \l•nJ1111ln tel lht• ll'Unc1I.
dj1n11ng thl· rl·.-.1aurJnt l1luld not hi.I(,,._
qu.1111' JJ11u1mhl."11 thn had to u'lll luJl·
tht·1r \e l\ hl.•forr I ~ti J m
\f)l:rr .t//J ~lnlJ'•l'l.'11 J'll'rlurming hl'Uf'
thnrngh I 10 a m l'' l'I'\ da' bul \unda'
lk latl'r .. omprom1\l.'J and J t'cep1cd the I
am \UltltT
pan\1nn ag:11 n n prC,<,(,'d their' tl'"" 11n thr
propu..,JI Thl,mJ,[)1,on "'holi'l''"'lll'fl
3\\3~ tro m lhl.' p ropo'>C'd kl\.JllllO '31J
no1~ from thr d uh "t'uld l..eep hl' Jnll hi'
nr 1ghbuf' a"a~t inw the earl\ m1>rn1ng
hour\
··ti 11 " Jn ccono n111. hJrd,h1r ti•r tht
O\\nl'f Ill 1.ln-.c Jt 12 'ti ti ... (('nJinf\ J
hard..,h1p lln rt•s1dCnt\ Ill Jl.IJU'l lhl'lr h•'Ur'
to hl'i hu'iincs'> ... ~id ()"<'" · Thr 1.Pun, I
has. I bc-hc,1.·. 1gnort•d thl.' u'nHrn' 111
resident'> in that 1mmt·d1jlt' jrl'3
~la me\ J nJ \mo l' '>htll lroni th(
"' nd1n" ''' H un11ng111n lka1.h:c. talln1
building \l0nda' l'' t·nin(! bt•lorl= lh<.'' '"ert
dllU't(.'J h' an .tUll•mJlll 'ipnn"lcr \\\lcm
lire ,f111.1JI<. \.11J 1ciJa'
Dama(!r "41" mntin<'d to the ~dnd
1l01H lll thr I '-,t1•f" C hartrr ( cf1'1cr
hu1IJ1np. J I Bt'Jlh Bouk,ard and \\amcr
-\\t'nu1. dq•anmcn1 \J'llll <.'S"Qma n R1rg11
[)a," ,.uJ t•XIJ• l)amagt· "a' nut at about
s ~111lt ,hl·~1d
Rut thl' t'1•t· ,uuld .. a,c l aust"d a maJor
J1'a'lll hJd t n111 l:le.'l'O tor lhe <ipnnlkr-.
(),\\,,'-lid
\m•ll..tntl h)h,ll(l) maa·nals inad' t•nrnt
h kit n J AJ,tt hJ,l..l'l ~tt~ touchC'd
,,ff lhl· ii rt .i• ahl.,ul '4~ pm . shC' \aid
• The CllUllt ti and ~('1Crra11a agrcl·<l 111 j ••••••••••••••••••••r,J comprn111l'il' 111111J1l'r;1tintt Jnd rx-rh•rm1nti
.\I ~londa~ nigh!'<. putih1. ht·anng.
nrnronl·nts .inJ 11prx1n~n1~ lll the e \-
D"l'n and other opponl·rt' ,.illnt h•r
1nl.'rca\C'd pohct' patri•I<. and J '" nit,nth
fC"' ~I!" of the du~·.-. U\t' JX'rm11 111 cn,uH'
that Cale l 1d11 " Jdhrnng ti' n•11"'-'
regula110M Thl· 1.oun1. ti 1nl ludt•d h.11h
pro' l"ilOll\ 10 II\ .1ppr1\\J •'I th(' C'\
pan\ion
1 hl 111l1,r "'"' unoccup1l'd and thC'rl·
"l'rl' llt rlJUfll'\ l>J\ I\ \aid
Highway violence returns;
passenger shot by motorist
By JONATHAN VOLZKE .,. .. ~,... .....
A motorist apparent!) angered by a
slow-mtWina car in a Tustin inter-
sccllon sho t and critically injured a
passenger 1n the H h1clc l"lrly toda).
marking a tttum o f roadway v1olcncc
to Southern Cahfom1a.
The v1ct1m. identified only as a 29-
year-old Santa Ana resident. was a
passenger in a t<ns Oldsmobile
stoppt'd at Red H ill and Walnut
avenues at 2: IS a.m .. said Tustin
pOhC'e clerk Amelia Cerda.
t thc red h&ht. a 1975 yellow Ford
pickup tNCk with a camper shell
pulled up atid stopped behind the
Oldsmobile. Cerda u1d When the
lntM
SomeoM pncd-Ol)Cn lhe window of
a 1971 Dodie Van·perkcd m the 170
block of Promtnadt and .siok its
stc~ shonly aflcr mldnaaht MOn·
day. • • • T"'o amphf~n ~ sloltn from
lhe trunk oh VoUi:s••n Bua while
the vthidt was perked 1n the 40 block
of Slf"cr Crnctnt bctWftn 6 p.m
I
h&ht turned grt'Cn. ho~c.-,er. tht'
Old mobile sputtered before pulling
into the intersectio n, he ~1d.
The driver o f the Ford apparr n tl)
became anll)' and leaned out of h1
w indow and fired at least two shot~.
OnC' O( which passed throuah the
trunk o f the car and hit the puStnger
in the ttntcr of hist.ck.
The dnvcr or the Oldsmobdc, also
unidentified by poli<'C, pulled into a
nearby shoppina C'enter and notified
1uthorit1cs. Cerda said.
The truck. meanwhile. •-as last
seen spttd1na south o n Red Hill
A venue. Cerda $ltd.
The driver of the •ruck wu d~
scribed as whuc and •bout 30 years
old with Iona blond h11r ind 1 ~ard.
Sunday and 8 • m Monda). • • • A red Schwann ftw-~ bltyck' wa stolen from 1 home 1n the I
block of Main $uect IOmet.ame be· l~n 8 a m. and 4 p.m Monda • • • A red 1917 ('Uta Int~ air.
ltttn~ numbtr lHA' 962. • to~n from the 1000 block or Ha Orwc
on Sunda)' bttft'm noon and mid·
naaht
( 1.•r.IJ ,,11J "" p.1'><.t'ng1:r \\J'I de-
' nt'l.·d ·'' .1 m.1n .thl)ut ~' 'l'Jf"'i 11k1
<;hl' \,Jld
l he nh~xhhl·d bring' nwmnnc<> ut
t.1!11 ;,u111nw1 "twn more th.Jn tlO
reporll'd .1l'1' t•I r.1.1J\\J\ '1nknl't' k fl
at l<.•.a I '"'' f'l.'l1pk Jl'Jd In ( u'ta
Mesa. r .1ul ,u,<.tiJum \\JS p.1ruh1t•d
\\hen hl' \\J~ <>hnt 1n tht• nl'\.._ nn lhC'
traffic-\ hokt•d (. O\IJ \k\J f~'l'"·"
O\"Clr the Oran11c l lllllll\ I a1rgrnunJ.,
\lbcrt ( armll '"''lt·'n a \ant.1 \na
roofer. l'i no"' hl.·in~ tm•1ct '-'n 1 h.l <''
o f i ncmptcd murJcr ·''"11111 "111\ .l
dcadl) "-<'3fll.ln ·'"'-t tinng inti• J n
mh.lbilc\) \Chldl' \lMi"Jn \11uld
~l\.t' ltfc in pn,on for the I uh I'<
"'ootin&.
• • • " ~oman w1 inJUf\"d llltJ.l\
afternoon 1n a n aucmp•eJ ~tmn~ .arm
~'> The •oman reponeJ tha1
&-.o )~ bo s on ~tc~f\J\
111cmptf'd to nat h her puN' m 1hc
block o(\\alnut ~'tnU<'
P-talaValleJ
· 197) ford pid up wa reported
tfn from a mat0n~ho kt\ 11
p.lrl.l·~t 1n lrnnt 111 ht' hl,mt• at 15 l)'
l l" I lure' ...,, T hr truck. tak<'n
~\11nd,I\ n1gh1, \\J\ \3lued at $5 noo • • • \ ,~_,rar-11ld man reponcd th:it
ncarh S30c1 in cash and good" "a~
tal..l·n '\und.1~ night from h"' au10-
mob1k l 11 "a parked 1n front ol hi'
hl1me a1 16341 M ahog.in' ''<'
Laguna Beach
f\\O Los .\ngckl1, rc,1den1~ v.crr
rnhhl..-d 31 gunpoint C'.irh ~unda\ at
( rl''' Strt'C't Ekach JamM ramll. '~
nnd Nathnn '1orthnp ~ Y>C'rt s11t1n8
o n the hca h at ~ -*O a m "hen t"'l'
ffi l'n \\Jl._t'd up and pull<.'d re'ohr"
Onl' of thc-SU'>Pl'\ b f'('portcdJ) tatC'd
"(•l'l' m<' 'our m 1Jnc' or I'll t'ilo"' ~our hl·ad · off· The 4'U'P« t. d~
"·ntx·d 11~ mu~ ul:ir men 1n th<' mid
~°' llcd on foot "1th S400 1n '>h • • •
T"' ll J"Jtnllngum.t Ihm' mens nnis
'alUl·J a 1 S" 111i.1 "',.rt' rt"pc•n1.·d \t\1lrn
at 6 .l I p m 'undJ' lr11m ,1 rc\IJen,1.·
in the .lOt• "11'>1. I.. 1.•I 'J"l'"'
Newport Beach
mC'onr 'mJ<.ht<l the ma1lbo\ 1n
front o t J \Jn fkrn.ud1no "-'enut'
home earh 'und.l' l .lU'lnl an ~t1 -
matC'd SIOP dJnugt' th4.' 'h'1tm 101,1
pohw • • • \ Bc\._<'r (1rJnJ Prl\ l.&r 'lereu
'alut'd ;it S ~(It "a' rrport<'d 'loll"n
lr1'm an unloc\.l•d blur IQ ~
Mer\ l.'(k~ fknt 'UO\D par"<'J 0' er
lhl' \\t'C'l rnd 1n th(' garagc t1f a fkal'On
8:n ho rn<.'
Coetalleea
-\ buralaf) v.~ "·ponrd at I: .l"
pm \fond.a~ 1n the lf'Ol hh.,., L ot
M1,.<:.1.on On' e • • • Re 1dt'nt\ in thl" ~00 blO\ L t\t t ~IC'
Transient faces rape charge
I
'trll • <.'p.1•11.·J .1 hurglaf" at 11 pm
'''''"'·" • • •
\ I 1 H.H-tild mJn "a' a~'l<'d at
".in-\t,inda\.after allcaroh "'\J' l11n~ .1 rt'lll'C' l1ffi~r Further
1n1<Hp1a1i.111 l>n lh<' inc1dC'nt in the
~ t1111-1'hx I.. ol Pla"t•n11a "v('nuc:" v.a,
m•t .1, .11lahk • • • T "''' Pl't\J'llc "<'rt a~tcd at tht'
;ir.. JcflJnmC'nl "tore a1 . ulh
(. O.l\\ Plan l1n :iturda\ afil"r a1-
l<'m 1111ng 10 1'h1;11n rt=fund!. or
, loth1ng 1ha1 hJl.I not hct'n purch11std
Huntlneton Beacll
Buralars 'tol a S I :!O an'~<"nn1
m h1M ' and a .:!' 'tdc-o .t'>W'UC'
rttorder from a rn1d eoct' 1n lb<>
I Q()(l(I blod of < lan.i Lan
Two men •te41
bank depollltl
' ('\\ff t
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~ ~ ·,
December
Otghttally:
. 33percent
·were late
W AsHINGTON (AP) -AirliM
delays role sharply in ~mber,
a«ordina to the latest aovemment
statistics, but a survey of travel aaent•
doM the same month raises doubts
ov~rhowconccmed air rravclen may
be about punctuality.
ln its latest monthly statistics on
airliM delays, the Transportation
Dtpertment reported Monday that
one-third of the niahts by maJor air
carriers arrived late in December. h
'hs the larscst perceo• since the .,-1i.n~ .bcaan rcponina on-time ~1stacs m September.
:there were 660 nifhts late at least 80 pereent of the ume durina the
!nth, compared with onl y 71 such
pts the previous month. Eighteen
iahtswcre late each time they took to
air during D«ember. compared
with only one in November. the
department said.
But the American Society of travel
•nts reported Monday that a
"4tvey of 1.600 agents during ~m
bcT' showed onl y one m fi ve agents as
6-er having had a chent request on-
dlile performance information when
bdok1n& I OiithL
.................. --c--t• .......... ~
*"')dwtfttOM.'17 ,an Alfi
Amlticln Wtsl
Southw9sl '· Amtrlcan ~.
USAlr
Easttm
Pi.dmont
TWA
Notthwesl
Unlt9d
71.4%
74.2%
73.1%
17 1.9%
.f%
~
, ..
187.
-a .S%
.3% 13
82.8 %
----------
The group· said that 78 percent of
the I ,600aaents who responded to the
survey said they had never had a
client request on-time infonnation
when making reservations or O(der-
ing tickets.
"When asked. they said their
clients we re more interested 1n safety
and other matters." said AST A
spokeswoman Janet Bennett.
In the Transportation Department
• survey. Pan American World Air-
ways replaced American Airlines as
Atuk•
,SA
'·"' (~6) •
PleOmonl 8.1% (81)
TWA 8. 194 (63)
Unft9d 5.4% (9S)
Pen Am 4.9% (10)
Non ..... 4.1% (S8)
Southwff I 4.4% (34)
havina the best record for promptness
in D«ember. American, which had
led the other 13 airlines in each of the
three previo1·~ months. dropped to
fourth.
Complaints from air travelers to
the Transportation Department's
consumer affairs office rose from
3,125 in D«ember to 3.6 10 1n
January. The consumer complaint
statistics arc released alons with the
on-time performance statistics. but
apply to a later month.
Final argunients due in Nofziger trial
Satellite does 'Star Wars' ' ~lsslle~tracklng practice
CAPE CANAVERAL, Aa. (AP)-
A 6,000-pound research satellite suc-
cessf ully tracked 15 mock Soviet
nuclear missiles around the ~obe
t<><4Y in a• major test for the 'Star
Wars" plan to build a missile shield in
space.
Seven sensors on the satellite'and
hundreds at aro und stations pthered
data that could help determine if it as
feasible to build a split-second
response system in space and whether
jt could distinauish a real missile
from a decoy.
-we believe we had a very success-
ful mission," said Army Maj. Andy
Green, the prosram ma~r for the
Strategic Defense Initiative Or-
ganization, told a news conference
today.
"We succe5sfully deployed all the
objects on time, and the observations
all were carried out," he; said. He
added that one of the satellite's seven
sensors, an infrarW device. failed, but
there were backup systems on board.
Green said the mission end(d
today but il will take about I 0 days to
assemble all the data from the satellite
and 1round stations before the dqrec
of success can be determined.
The $250 million exercise bcpn
Monday evenina with the launch of a
two.staae Delta rocket from Cape
Canave ral. The entire second staac
shot into orbit more than 2SO miles
hi&h. Within four hours, it had
deployed all 14 simulated Soviet
rociets and began the first of 200
trackina maneuvers like those that
would be needed for an orbiting Star ~rs battle station .
A I Sth suborbital target payload
was launched by a small rocket fired
from the Pacific Missile Range at
Barkina Sands. Hawaii. Green said
this provided missile plume data that
could help develoo instruments for
detcctina a ho tile missile comina off
a launch pad.
After the first few hours, officials
said they wen: elated with results.
"We will have a suite of sensors
lookin~ at 15 objects over many
orbits, Gordon Smith, deputy direc-
tor of the S11tqic Defense Initiative
Office, said at a news conference.
"Altogether we're very. very pleased
with the start.''
The office said four of the payloads
contain motors 1hat were fired to
simulate a Soviet rocket as it climbs
off a launch pad. The 11 others played
the roles of Soviet missiles coa1tin1
throuah space berore relcasina their
multiple nuclear warheads.
Lase~dars. optical devices and
infrared and ultraviolet sensors fol-
lowed the payloads against varyina
backirounds such as land. ocean.
horizon and space.
Bork: Kennedy Korea condemns U.S. ~avy
behind assault patrols during Olympics
G RO VE CITY. Pa. (AP)-Robert
H. Bork came o ut swinJing in bis first
public appearances smce resigning
from the U.S. Court of Appeals.
saying Sen. Edward M. Kennedy
"painted a nigh1mare of fascist re-
pression and attributed it to me."
By 'he A1Hdated Preti
Bork said Monda)' nilht that his
WASHINGTON (AP) -The proS«ut1on and scheduled final arguments for today. rejection by the Senate fOr a scat on
defense in Lyn Nofziger's tnal are prepanng final Nofziger. 63. is accused of four felony counts of the U.S. Supreme Court was cngj-
arvuments fo r 1'urors who will decide whether the former ·11~11 lobb · forme Wh 'te Ho se coll · 198' neered b} the Massachusetts Demo-
WASHINGTON-North Korea today denounced a U.S. plan to conduct
naval exercises ofTthe South Korean coast during tne Olympic Games 1n ~oul
as "intimidation and blackmail." The naval exercises are designed as "Just a
littlt overt warning" to North Korea against disrupt1n1 the Games. a Reagan
administratio n official said Monday. North Korea·s official Radio Pyongyang,
mo nitored in Tokyo early today. said the naval exercises show that
"militaristic intimidation ... by the U.S. imperialists against the Democratic
People's Republic of Ko rea (has) reached an extremely reckless stage."
·• I ) ymg r I U CIJUeS in -Crat II\ ··a long-planned and carefully presidential aide illegally lobbied one-time White House on half of Wed tech Corp. and two other chents. col1~ues. Has business partner. Mark A. Braoo 42, is charged calculaled assault b) a skillful poli-Actlng governor talces over for Mecham
i -11c1an." e defense rested its case on Monday without with aiding and abetting o ne of the allegedly illegal Bork addressed l,SOO cheering PHOENIX, Ariz. -AcungGov. Rose Mofford. in her first day on 1he1ob.
put a ke ) aide to impeached Gov. Evan Mecham on lea ve. and called for the
Legislature to enacta holiday honoring the Rev. Martin Luther King. Mecham.
whose troubles started after he rescinded a King hohda) last )ear. expressed
concern Monday that his im peachment trial would be conducted under less
than stnnsent rules of evidence. But he said he expecls to win his JOb back by
clearing himself in a criminal fraud trial and b> w1nn1ng a recall election May
17 ... I look at this strictly as an interim affair.' Mecham said.
callina the former Wh11e House poliucal director to the contacts. Each charge carries a potential two-year
witness stand. sa)ing prosecution evidence presented no sentence and S I0.000 fine. students at Grove City College. a
need for Nofz1ier's tesumo ny. Defense lawyer E. Lawrence Barcclla said Nofziger ronser' au' e Prcsbytenan school
U.S. D1stnct Judge Thomas A Flannel') refused to wasn't called to tesllf) because "the government s1mpl) known for a 1984 Supreme Court
dismiss any of the charges against Nofziger. saying there didn't present an} evidence that would necessitate his decision narrowing federal influence
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MANCHESTER. N.H. (AP) -
The full force of the 1988 pres1den11al
campaign whirl"-md hit New Hamp-
shire today as Democrat Richard
Gephardt looked to tum his victory
in the Iowa caucuses into momentum
against Michael Dukak1s' big lead
here.
Republtcan Bob Dole turned his
a11en11on 10 the Gran11e tate as "'ell.
"-Ith a 're"' IO"'ard makrng next Tuesda~ 's first-1n-the-nat1on primary
elcc11on mor(' of a contest than was
o nce npcc1ed.
ot onl )' did 1hc Kansas Re-
publican "'In thl· lo"'a caucuses
Monda). a new poll in New Hamp-
shire sho"'l'd him moving up on
fro nt-runner George Bush e'en
before the caucuses began
Vice President Bush 'o"'ed to hit
the ground running 1n Ne"' Hamp-
shire to re' 1H' a campaign staggered
b} a th1ro place finish in Iowa.
"Iowa's first. but Nl'W Hamsph1re·s Sen. Bob Dole
ngh1:· chanted Bush supporters at Rep. Rlclaard Oeplaardt
the Nashua airport as the Republtcan
hopeful armt'd Monda) night to IOWA CAUCUS WINNERS.•• a"'a11 "'hat turned out to be d1sap-
po1n11ng news from 1hc Midwest. From Al
Pat Roben son. who bested Bush stand in New Hampshire. Bruce
for second. "'as "a new national Babbitt. disappointed in fifth place.
leader" after Iowa. his supporters also "'as in Democratic Jropardy s:u~~en as the Iowa caucus results along "-llh another fifth-place fin-isher. Republican P'ete du Pont. flooded in. New Hampshire cam-
paign workers "'ere making telephonl: Gephardt, who appealed to econ-call~ across the state. tf) ing to 1ay om1c nationalism. told cheering
<fo"-n the foundauon for a decent backers that his narrow wm means
sho"' ing in 1hc primal'). ..the Democrats of Iowa deltvered an
On the Democratic side. unm1st;ikable message: This isn·tjust
Gephardt's first-place numbe~ in an election. it's a fight for America.''
Iowa made him the top challenger to Dukuk1s told ABC. "I feel ter·
Dukakis. who has been fa vored tn this nfic .... to come in here and do what I hi..~ h did against two next-door neigh-ne1g vvnng state ever since c bo ..
entettd the race. A.s the governor of rs_
Massachusetts. he had a head slart. , Gephardt :;von the battle in the first
.. Folks. tonight we \A.On thC' bronze. rou.nd for s_ lo"' a delegates to . the
Next ""eek ""c go for the gold and national nominating convention.
we 're going to win u:· Dukakis told ~1th pract1~all~ all precincts repon-
supponers in Des Moines. "We're 1ng. he h~d *.o delcga~es. compared to
going to begm a week that is gomg to 17 for ~lhno1s Sen. Simon an~ 13 fo r
shape American histof).'' Dukak1s. Two were uncommitted.
Dukak1s·s New Hampshire chief Bush. up before dawn to greet
said ifs down to his man and the factor} worke~ m Nashua. N .. H .• said
congressman from St. Louis. he w.ould do m.uch better in n~xt
.. This 1s aoing to focus the clectton week s P~1 i:r:iary in Ne~. Hampshire
in New Hampshire on a couple of where he is o~c ofth~m -a tum on
people -Mike Dukak1s and Dick Kan~n Doles .~ds tn Iowa that he
Gephardt ·· said Charle$ Baker. 'Mis one of us. And Bush,. who ~s
On that. Gephardt's staff chief an oct<anfront . home an Ken-
agrced. nebunkport. Ma1':'c. told reporter~ at
"I think the field has narrowed to ~.he Nashua ~lant 1n New Ha,mpsh1re.
Dukakis and Gephardt. It establishes Just get m) messaae o~t .... I m.?ne of
an alternative to Mike Oukakis for them ... .I understand this area ..
the voters of Hew Hampshire." said Robertson. ,ho~~vcr. 1nterv1e~ed
Mark Lonaabuagh. on AB~.-TV.s Good Mom1n1
Both Dukak1s and Gephardt have Amenca. said "".~n ~sked wh~t
strong New Hamsphire orpnazations happened to ~.ush. I don t thank he s
to carry on the fight. while former very popular.
Anzona Gov. Bruce Babb11l. who The former television evanselist
fi nished a d1sappoinun1 fif\h in Iowa. said tbat Bush has bttn in President
counted on his own touah New Rcapn's t.hadow of populant). "but
HamJ>:shire orpnization to sa ve his once that shadow bums off, I don't
candidacy here on Feb. 16. think he's aoina to be a major
Former Colorado Sen. Gary Han. contcndet.''
who barely m3dc a dent at all in Iowa. Dok. the bl& winner. said simply. vo~ed to pttts on with his effon to 'Tm not tak1n1 anyth1n1 for grant-
"lct the~ decide" the fate ofh1s tel." Hewa1ny11" to New HamP,'h1re
reborn c:amp1i..-. whtrt he hn trailed Bush m opinion
On tM Rcpublt('an •ck. cheers Polt,s.
broke out at the Dole htadQuartcn 1n Simon and Dukak11, 1ntcrv1ewed
Manchtsacr as 11 t>tcame ck'ar the in On MointS today before lcavin1
§mate OOP-tadn'wat Meded for a for N~w HamOlbite. pve upbeat
bl\Wlft. I assc:nmentJ or their lttOnd•a~
ut Sen. Wamn Rudman. Dole·s therd-pta('e finishes 1mon1 the
(h1ef beckCT in the state. said Bush Dcmocrau.
was still ahead. .._, "It wu ~cry clott to a dead hnt."
.. Wc'"e10Ulon1waytoto. Th1115 said 1mon o n NBC-TV's "Today" ~lo Mlp ... he said proaram. He said he *a' opum1st1('
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going 1ntO New Hampshire. though
he conceded Dukakis would likely
win that primary. Overall. he said, "I
think wt: have a real shot at doing this
thing. ..
Do1e said Monday n1ght"s results
gave the campaign a "whole new
focus," but he wasn't 1alkingabout his
own win. He was referring to the big
evangelical Chnst1an turnout and
Robertson's second-place surpnsc at
the expense of Bush. who was
ballered in the precinct caucuses that
represent the 1988 campaian 's first ~jor-test of randidatcstrcn1th.
"Tell fhem I'm comina after
them.'' Bush said af\er leaving Iowa
early Monda)' night for New Hamp-
shire. "We're in friendl y territory
here."
W11h 70 percent of precincts report-
ing. an incomplete count not likely to
be advanced. Gephardt had 24.136
votes for 27 percent of the Demo-
cratic vote, followed by Simon at
2 1.403 with 24 percent and Dukakis
w11h 18.041 and 20. S percent. Jesse
Jackson ran fourth with 9, 77 3 votes
and 11 percent. ahead of Babbitt. who
had 9 percent and 8.049 votes.
Six percent were uncommitted.
and Hart all but disappeared. rcceiv-
m&JUSt 896 votes. less than I percent
and «11in1 non-candidate Mario
Cuomo who had 22J votes. Hart
called himself "a sprinter. who is in
the race to stay."
' A missinJ tlcment in Iowa was
TenncHtt Sen. Albert Gore. a critic
of Iowa caucuses who~ stratcay is to
look for b11 wms 1n the M~rch 8
" uper Tuesday" pnmanct in his
native South. He had 192 votes.
On tht Repubhcan sick. with 98 ~
pcrctnt of the Pf'(C'incts rtport1na.
Dolt had 40.661 voles for 37 percent
or IM vote. Robtrtson had 26. 761
votes for S percmt to Bush's 20.19-t.
19 ptteent. New Vortc Rep. Jack
Kemp was founh with 12.088 votes
and 11 pcrtto&. •bale tonncr Oda-*•~ Gov. du Pont hid 7, 999 votes
and 7 percent. Former Sttrtta~ o(
tile 4kun«r Ha11 rflJllCrtd Ina
than I percent. ha v1na dropped out of
lo"'·a wttkt. aao. TM mnain1n1 \Otc:rHxprn~ no~~.
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I Private air routes to LAX approved
~ LOS ANGELES (AP)-Three air route'i "111
be opened for general a\ 1at1on p1lol!> "ho
complained "hen a path acros'i>con1 rolled a1~pal·e
nt'ar Los Angeles lntcrnauonal 1rport v.as c.:loSt'd
for safety last }car. federal officials said.
T he qhangcs in the a1rpon's Trrminal ontrol
Arca followed talks with man} av1a11on groups and
could serve as a protot) pc tor nation" 1dc
applica11on. T .\llan McArtor. adm1nii.trator of
the Federal .. \\ 1auon Adm1n1strat1on. 'laid Mon-
da>
The Air Linc P1lot'i .\ssc.x·1at1on. howt'\Cr.
ObJC<"tl'd to one of1hc nc" comdor'i b\.•lausc 11 will
require airliners 10 reduct' po"l'r and not go higher
than 2.000 feel for about four miles afil'r 1akeolT. a
spokesman said
The routes opening ne\I month replace a
sing)ccorndoro\l:rthea1rpon 1ha11h.c FAAclo<ied
Aug. 19. 1987. 1n an emcrgenc ac11on prompted
b> n high level of near colhs1ons bct"'-een air I ··w e v.ould be doing a d1swr"Kt' 10 tht' piluh
earners and light aircraft, McAn or ~1d in th1'> area to refer 10 this au1on d'> .i rl·opcning 111
Ehminauon of1hat Visual Fl1ah1 RulC'i (VFR I thl· told) 'v FR corridor The\ FR corridor a\ "C: dll
corridor was '>trongly opposed by some gt'ncral knev. II bcfon: 1'> n(lt rl·o~ned "'111 nul hi.·
a\ 1a11on 1nll·rcs1s. such a'i p t!:>ts of small planes. reopened Thi'> I'> a nc"'. '>J>c:ual-rule'> drl"J "'llh
v. ho rited the d1flicult} of crossing lhl' airport's spcciJI 0> ing rules applied to 1t · ~1l \nor \auJ
.,,asl and rnmplc>. TCA. ' I Pilots u\1ng the ~pcc1JI fhgh1 Ruk' .\rl'.t
Tho)Cd1fficult1eswcre"ompoundcd b~ a art mu!>t huH· a thJrt ul the TC.\ 1n 1hc l•l\.kp11·JnJ
of the emergency order that raised tht' Cl'1hn~ ofthc hu' l' 1hc•ir ant1"11ll1\H>n JnJ pv'>11111n light\ tUrnl·J TC A from 7.000 feet to 12.500 feel. too high for on
man) planes. Pilotsco~ined they were Jammed · into conge\Led an:as arou d the T\A. Traffit al<,u v.111 be: n:<,trtl tl·J 1u n11n-1urhi1Jl'1
The ncv. corridors 111 .bc e\tablishcd Marrhl airtrafl opc1at1ng :ll nn morl' 1h;in 1-lll nJuttl JI
10. One cros'IC~ d1re<"ll~ o'er Los Angeles n11k' per houi
lnternauo nal and 1he others are east and "est ol Pt lot'" 111 nut hJ' c tu '>l'£Jppr111 JI tu th thl·
tht' J1rport ruutl' lrum JH 1ralfa .onl;il~r' """'l \t•r Jll
Mc.\noremphasizedthal thcnev. north"'est plant·sv.1llhJ\l tohJH'J .. \l11Jt < ''""'>Pondl·r
southl·ast rorndor o\Cr the airport 1s d11Tcren that g1H''> u1ntrolkr'> J rc1JJr tJrgl·t Jnd Jltitudc
from tht• one: 1hat \!<US shut down. inlurmat1on
ThE American
Orange Coast DAIL f PILOT Tuesday February 9 1988 * A 5
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Ex-Highway Patrol officer'!!
murdertrialnea ringend i
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in lhl' murdl·r trt.11 of a furma
( Jlifurn1J H1gh"'a' Patrol ulfat·r
hargcd "'1th '>tranghng a moto11\l
"'h1k on du\\
ProSt:t uiur. '>'t'rl' '><.·hedukd ll•
prl''>Cnl thc:ir final rl'buttal "'11nc.,w'
Tul·Wa' Jftl·rnoon "'hosc tt•s11mor1'
"'111 addrl'~'> qul'\llon'> and appan·nt
d1snepJnue<. ra1..ed during tht' dl'·
kn'>l' portion ol ( ra1g Pt':-~r·., tnJI
'\I~ St·n~· ol tuning " thJt ~uu
"'''".' hl·Jr dosing argumC"nt'> un11 I
"t•Jnc'>Ja) ·· upcnor C ourt J uJg.l
Richard D HuffmJn told 1ur "'
\l1)nda' ahl·r thl' dt'kn~ rc~ted
.. .\\ ~c JZl'L to the do'>l· of tlw, lJ\l
11'1mportJlll th.it ~uu \till keep tro1"•
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1 •1..,1. ·'' '>hl "'J~ rlrl\ ing fron) J 'l "11d1d1 ta hl 1 1-1 ( aJon home
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Soldier-pilot who flew into·
R~~gan airspace convicted
By Tlae Associated Press
LOS .\NGELE5 --\n -\rm) pmate v.h o hl·d Jhout v.h> hl· Ill'" into.
restricted airspace o'er President Reagan's rnnch ha' bcl·n tound guilt~ ol
making fal~· statcmrnt' and could fatl' up to I() ~l·ars 1n pmun Ralph" 1lham
1'1 )ers. JJ, of Fort Lc \\IS. Wash . "as con' llte<l uf tv.o m un I'> ol making fal'>C
\Wlemrnls in a ruling Monda) h~ l ' (). D1 c;tnc1 Judge Man~I ~l·al Sl:ntcncing
v.a~ '>lhl·dulcd Ma rc h 7 M)l·rs v.a'i con' 1c1cd of I~ 1ng IU ofl1uah. about the
rcil'>On he Mr3}ed into proh1h1tcd a1 r-;paCl' on h1<.i Mt~ t11 John Wa,ne -\1rport
un .\ug I J. 19 7, the da~ the prc\ldent ~a' head111g tu Im hilltop ranl'h north
of 'ianla Barbara.
MONEY
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Lottery mllllonaire to aid childz:en
LO · .\ GELE~ -C ahforn1a\ nc"'est lo11c:n m1ll1onam· '>..IH ht'll
donate pan ofh1!> SS :!b m1l11on winning'> to t'!>lah1.,h a·lolkgl· ">cholar..ti1p fund
for local '>Chool children Ll'andro argd!>. til, alc;o 'i31d 1here\ no qul·st1on
about rt·tinng on his nc\I birthda} in Jul}' \'arga'>. v.ho 0"' n\ .\nd~ ·.,.a '>hop
that mal es uniforms for ( athohochool'>. "-On la'>I !'laturda~ \Jall>.JlOt "'h..:n his
.,1>. numbers were picked 1n the stall"'> "'l.0 110 6--19"' gamt' fhc "'1nn1ng
numbas wae sl'lcltl'd b' a computa. Varga\. married tor nH>rl· than 311 ~l'ar'I
and thl· father of four, will reCl'I' c $211 .200 a ~t'ar atkr ta\l'' l11r 20 ~l'.lf'
Joan Colllns, ex-husband settle-suit -• LOS ANGELE -The bitter dl\Ofl't' and propcrt) battll' bctv.cen
.. D} nast} .. \ 1xcn Joan C'olltns and e \·husband Pctl'r Holm "0' l'r. "'1th both
v. amng sides claiming \ 1ctOr} The actress settled a 't•nemou'> and '>'l'll·
publicized parting b} agreeing 10 p:l) Holm SI 0.000 and ll .;ing him l eep a
$-10.000 sports car. In cxch:inge. Holm"' 111 hand over the deed to thl·1r J01ntl~
ov.ned home 1n the south of France and return personal bdong1ng., he: s11ll has.
'"It's taken a long time. but tt appears to he an equ1 tabk st·ttll'nll'nt." C olhns
1uld reporters M onda~ foll ov.ing afll·r a -I' ~-hour nc:go11.111ng '>l'">\IOn hl·hin$.1
r losed doors. As the coupk ldt the courthou.,t'. llolm 'houtl·d :iltl·rtm n-v. 1fc.
"B}c. Joan. All lhe best. Joan." %e rl·plied "1th a d1pfX·d ·· f h:rn l>. ,,,u." The
l clebrit} marnagl· tx·t"~cn lht• 5-1-~ear-old n1ghtt1mc <.oap 'tar and tht• dashing
-10-)ear-old one-time S"'cd1sh rock ·n· roll singer ~gan in ll/1\-1 and anded 13
months later Their court baulcs la'itt•d long~·r tha n thl·ir union
Baby slayer's sentence said too llght
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tor J man '>'ho po'>cd as a "'omJn -.o hl· could adopt a handKap~·d inlant hl·
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Panama craCking down on edia Israellnvestigating
<p~~;[E.a';J;.~:.: Nodega warned ln '85 ....... etlng killing of Arab man !~ faaurcs'c!~i~~~~;:!',.=; WASHINGTON ~AP) -Rear Admiral John said.'"Theseare1·us1tht"1dlteh sofamanindicted for b~ m~stBank settler to demand the removal of Gen.
N · · Poindexter talked with namanian strongman Manuel drug-runnin1:·
Manual Antonio oriep as military Antonio Norie.p during a disputC"d December 1985 Two federal grand Juries Florida handed down
chief. meetingaboutsloi1pingdru~-runnin~, not about invading indictments last Friday. portn ina Noriqa as a key An OP{)C?Sition newspaper. La N. · u ffi · be f Id 1fli k' · Prensa, said u Exitosa was closed 1caragua. accor ing to .. o 1c1a s. mem r o an 1nterna11ona rui ra ac ina consp,racy.
down Monday evenina by the Justice Poindexter's principal message dunng the meeting In 1985. shonly afier br mina NSC adviser.
Department because it broadcast the was a demand that Norie~ curb drug smuggling. the Poindexter met w11h Noriega. ac: panied by Assistant
opposition interviews. officials said. denying Noncga's claim that the former Secretary of State Elliott Abr s and form er White
The closure was the third such National Security adviser had SOUJht Panamanian House-aide Oli er l. North. Du ' the meetina. Noriqa
i · _,,. · cooperation in a U.S. plan to invade NJcaragua. was "asked to clean up his act." SI o ne official. referring act on against news m~aa in as many to Nonega's alleged involvem in drua-related ac-
days. Noncga·s comments. made in a tde\ls1on interview tivities. This official and anothet ho corroborated the
In telephone interviews today. broadcast Sunday. drew sharp denials Monda)' from the account spoke onl) on condition > anonym ity.
o(Yicials at the JOvemment's News White House and the State Department. Their ,ersion was confirmed y Norman Bailey. a
Mcdia8ureausa1dtheyknewnothing Pres1dent1al spokesman Marlin Fitzwater. tra,eling former NSC' aide )i"ho left gove nt in 1983 but who
a6out the acuon against La Exitosa. with President Reagan to an anti-drug conference in said he was told &y Poindexter years ago that the No one answered the telephones at o h N c ·d N • 1 ked ed N d ked h ' t~main offices of the radio network. ur am. . .. sa1 onega s comments ac ' Cfi 1-admiral .. read the not act 10 one an as 1m to be bilit) because of his legal problems. . a .. good bo>.°' In fa t. Baile) said. me illegal activities
he pro-1ovemment newspaper La ·• oriega's willing to sa) an) thing at this point ... he did dechne 1n 1986. Estrella reported Radio Chinqu1. a
JERUSALEM (AP) -A Palesti-
nian teen-ager was shot to death in a
clash with Israeli soldiers. and vil-
lagers claimed a Jewish settler fatally
shot an Arab man with a submachine
gun. news reports said today.
The army confirmed the deaths
and said it was investiptina their
circumstances.
Latif Abu Khalil. 16. was killed by
Israeli soldiers during a protest Mon-
day ntght in the West Bank villatt of
Attetl. the Arab-run Palestine Press
Service reported.
small {>Ovately-owned Station in
Cbiriqu1 pro' mce. near the Costa
Rjcan border. was also shut down b)
1>9litt Monday night.
In another West Bank villaae. Kafr
~ddum. a Palesunian man was
killed Monday. The news aaency
identified the victim as Abdel Bas1t
Abdullah. 25, and quoted v1llagrrs as
Noncga. who was indicted 1n order the command out of the canal The speech"' taped earher Mon-saying he was shot by a Jewish settler.
Flonda for drug smuggling. did nOI ion.:. The m1htal) accused the Un11-da\ as 11 wa) del' ered to the chiefs of +he arm) did not say whether a
Si>' in a national!) broadcast spcc1.·h L'd tall'!> of tr)ing to d1 v1de 11 and sta.ffand rankin fficers of the army settler had been involved but it said
IVl'onday night what measures might 'iL'CUrl' 1nddin11e control of the Pan-and policl' force security forces were not in the area ai
Offic1alsa1 the News Media Bureau
arso said they did not have an)
il\formation on Radio Ch1riqui. and t~~ telephones at the prov1nc1al radio
s~tion went unanswered.
be taken against the U. m1lttar) ama Canal. Nonc:ga cla1 d U.S. authorities the time.
presence. The command 1s located 1n the indicted him use they "cannot The Jerusalem Post q uoted wit·
O n Sunday. the police searched the
nc\Jisrooms and printing plant of El
SW o. an oppos111on newspaper. and
tilt aovemment ordered it closed.
The general. who heads Panama's canal .tOnl'. over "h1ch the Un11ed an~ lon~er use ll sions or the policr. nesses as saying they recognized the
Defense Forces. 1s the power behind States maintains sovereignty un11l the oft he big stick o· at of the iron fist. · assailant as a Jewish settler from
the government of President Eric )L'ar 1000. U.S. troops would not be In its commu 'que. the military ncarb) Kedumim. They said he
Delvalle. compelled 10 comply with any order t'ffin·rs claimed e continued pres-drove into the village in a blue
About 10.000 U.S. troops make-up from Deh-alle to 11."ave. encl' of the South n Command was Volkswagori v41 n accompanied by
'N"oriqa. meanwhile. continued his
cnticism of the United States. charg-
1rlg that the presence of the U.S
Southern Command in the Panama
Canal Zone impedes Panama's de-
velo pment and threatens the nation
the Southern Command. the nl'n l' "Wc rL'Jl'CI the outhern Command not l'Ontemplated I)' treaties signed anoth.cr man. who carried a pistol.
center for all L' .. forces in Laun a~ a milt tar~ d1rl'ctora1e or leadership 1n I 977 b> form1· President Jimmy Witnesses told the Post the dnvcr
.\menca. The) ha'c about JO.llOO 1n,1dl' <1notht·r tl'rrttOI) ... said Nor· Carter and the te Panamanian got out and opened fire with a
dependents. u:ga. "The command constitutes leader Gt•n. 01 r To rri1os that submachine gun when he en-
Earher Mo11da~. the ollicer corps of anotha point of aggression against comm II Wash1ng1 to turn control countered a roadblock set up to block
1he armed forces urged Deh alk to thl· Rl·pubhL of Panama... of the canal o'er It anama b) 2000. Arab laborers from going to work in
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incident. and National Police refused
comment.
An official who answered the
phone at the Jewish settlement of
Kedumim said he knew nothing
about the shooting.
Army officials have said confronta-
tions between Arab protesters and the
West Bank's 65,000 Jewish settlers
could f unher escalate tensions.
"If there's something that worries
me very much. it's that Jewish
residents will take it upon themselves
to punish or , provoke (Arab
protesters),.. Maj. Gen. Am ram
Mitzna. the West Bank's army com-
mander. told Israel radio. "h 's the
most dangerous thing in the field
today."
According to U.N. figures, SI
Palestinians have died at the hands of
Israelis. most shot by soldiers. since
disturbances began in the occupied
West Bank and Gaza Strip on Dec. 8.
Meanwilc. U .S. envoy Richard
Murphy arrived today for talks with
Israeli leaders on how to stan a peace
process with the Arabs.
Israel Radio reported Prime Minis-
ter Yitzhak Shamir rejected foreign
Minister Shimon Peres' suggestion
that the .two meet jointly with
Murphy. who arrived from Cairo
afier visits to Syria and Saudi Arabia.
Bernard Mills. the British director
of the U.N. Relief and Wo rks ARency
in the Gaza Strip. claimed Monday
that soldiers on Sunday beat lyad
Mohammed Aql. 15. who was later
foUJld dead. and Aql's cousin. who
suffered a broken arm.
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What goes around
comes around,
even in Laguna
What's this?
Rumors are circulating 1ha1 the Laguna Beach Ci ty
Council has gotten so heavy-handed that a group of
merchants is launching a recall. ·
. . Be.lieve il or nol. the Laguna Beach council is accused or 1r:i~ringing on the personal property rights of some of its
c1uze ns.
Can this be lhe same elected city officials who have
fought developments to standstills. then bought the land for a
greenbelt so developers wouldn't destroy the quaint village
atmosphere of the Art Colony? Is this the same government
that declared its town a nuclear-free zone and is second onl y to
Irvine in its dedication to slow growth to preserve the quality
oflife in the town? The same council that is made up of steely
Democrats in a Republican-controlled county?
It can't be.
But as strange as it sounds. that's the situation according
to Cayenne Bird.
Bird does the talking for a group of I 0 business people
who have refused to be identified until there's enough support
to launch the recall.
They say the}' 're afraid that if their names become public.
th e city's code enforcement officers will launch a blitzkrieg of
reprisals.
Reprisals? Not in Laguna Beach -a town renowned for
embracing the desires and rights of its citizens no matter ho"
oflbcat the cause seems.
The Laguna I 0 contend that pri vate propert) nghls are al
th e heart of their complaint and that cit) officials should not
dictate what a person can do with his. or her. propert).
The recall rumor-it's reall) just a ru mor unlll thcrc' a
petition and something more than a shadow group -
surfaced aft er Bird lost a fight with the city. She wanted 10 put
a clothing rack outside her store o n South Coast H1ghwa)
You know the routine. The weather is nice. People are out
for walks and wi ndow shopping. A sidewalk daspla) of
merchandise might j ust generate some extra sales.
It's the free enterprise system.at work.
But city offi cials don·1 see it that way.
There's a law aflinst outside displa) s in Laguna Bea('h,
and the Cit y Council wouldn.t let Bird have her ..-.a~.
Then there·s that damed sign ordinance.
Some merchants take exception to the restnctions. The)
think the council members are trying to impose their personal
taste on merchants who JUSt want to earn a good li ving.
These 31c strange goings on. even for Laguna Beach.
There's even the chance that th.e recall rumor could
detract from the fight tostopde\-elopment in lnine Can~on.
That's a hotl) debated issue where man~ Laguna Beach
ci tizens. with the somellmes not-too-silent support ofcounc1I
members. want to tell The Inane Co. what at can and can't do
with its land.
What goes around comes around.e'en 1n Laguna Beach
Regulation of toxics
California's Department of Health and Welfare 1-. l'augh\
in the maddk on Propos1t1on t>5-a-. otcr appro' c<l inauatl\ l'
aimed at controlling the potent1all) harmful mgredtl'nts U\Cd
b\ business and tox1r \.\3Stes crca1ed b' indusll\.
· ... Tom Warriner. the underst'crctar. of 1he· o;,tatl' Health
and Welfare .\gl·nc~ ""ho 1 responsible ·ror drafting mo"t of
the state's Propos1t1on 65 rule . 1 not doing much tu rlarat~
the snuauon 1n ad' a nee of Feb. 27 (" hl·n the tin al rl·gulat ion"
arc to be 1s Ul'd). Wamncr used the follo"1ng confu,ang
language to de~ntx· the regulations he·s \\Orkang on. "On an
interim ba 1 \\C can rel~ on the ex1st1ng state and federal
regula11on to cstabhsh the standards . ""-' are purnng
togc1hcr a regulation "'h1ch "'all flesh out as much as \\C l'an
thOSl' tandards. The object of thee crctsl' as ... to dra" a hnl'
so that pcopk '"Ill kno" "'hen a (generic o;uhstancl' or
product) complies "Ith them an~ "hen not. dnd thal 1"
important not onl) to mdust~ out 111s important to c1t1tl'O'
who migh t \.\ant to enforce this propo ition."
... When (io-.. Deukm~Jian. i" the stall"s fim respon<;e to
Propos111on 65. put onl) 29 chemicals on thr dangerou"
substances ltst. the cn" 1ronmcntalists \.\Cnt 10 court :rnJ
succeed in C\panding the list. And it's a good hct thl· court'
won't let the state hide behind federal practices to opt out \If
enforcing a measure approved b) California 'otcrs.
... Despite \.\'arincr's affinat) for obfuscation. he appear ...
to be taking his JOb seriou ly. aiming at-providing dcfinill' c
standards for industry while giving the public solid assuranl·c
of protection.
Loag Bead Press-T~ltgr11m
Death of pavid Gaines
The name of the game ma) not be fa miliar. but Da' 1d
Game was o ne Californian who really made a d1ffcrenc.·c.
When he founded the Mono Lake Committee I 0 )Car ago. fe\\
people had e-. er heard of that remote. saline body of water in
the eastern 1erra. and practically no one seemed to care that
it had long since been slated to be drained ofT to sen e the
growing thirst o f Lo Angeles. ,
But Ga1m·s cared and cared deepl). campaigning
ttrclcssl). fir t to O\ crcome the tndifTercnc_c oflocal ~sidents
• and then to draw the attention of the nauonal media to the
strange beaut) and its vital importance to the tens of
thousands of birds that nest there every vear. In the process. he
manaacd to turn the preservation o( Mo~o L.Akc into an
environmental t·au~ cclebrc and the lake Itself into a mo t
improbable tourist attraction
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Orange Coast DAILY PILOT ITu.tday, February 9, 1983 * A 'P
·'Democrats would be l(f\·en fir t crack ;11 the new h ome . and tho e who Jo t
thelrhomt> would be a kedto m on·to RtversldcandJfreon weJfa re .. ,
When slow growth became
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deplorable:
T ~ Lht" Editor ·
Th1. board of d1rec1ors of th~:
lm11tut1: fur Rcl1g1o n and Wholcnd~,
Jt th(' 'K huol ot Theolog). C'lart·
'"''"t J1. plorn the re«nt fi~ bom~
1n11 of th~ Tcmpk ~lh T1kvah m
f ulkn,in 1 ~ e art lOn' tnlt'd that wholcnt'SS
for u\all v.tlhomc onl) v.hen pt'fSOrU
h'c 1n P<"Jll "''h ~ach Ol~r an"
v. hl n lhl' right!> of all 10 lave 1n safct>-
an· rnpcl tt"d The an11-~m111sm
rdln tcc.I in this abominable act 1~
cll'J rh rn nppos1t1on lO such goals.
-\lthough Rabbi Harm o\sa of
ll·mplr lkth T1k,ah 1s a form~r
llll'mh\-1 of liur board. our concern 1s
much hroadl·r 1han his. or our.
rx·r .. onal IOll."f('Sl W i: are" appaJltd,.
1hJt during this time when WC
rl'ml·mber tht· legaq of Manin
L ulh1.·r ~tng. thc:re are still those who
"'nulJ di\ 1dc pasons rather 1han
u ttd~ thl·m .
H 'E" TO!'J MALO Y
Chairman chic even the slow dOt doing um-.RDCUN~~o~
' 81 8 . Initiative :..
Even some of the s upe rv isors h ave ,
jumpedonthe ba ndwagonwithapla n won tstop
TherC' \.\as a umc not!><> 'e~ long
ago "hen slo"' -gro'-' th ad\(>eates
were thought of i'l the same collccl1\e
bre:uh as pol)gam1sts. chtld abusers
and l 'f {) en1hu,1asts
"'" '"" ""'""II' •ho-.· """' UUI s TEVE c 0 n g es ti 0 n .
thl·rc 111 l..no" that he had thl' MARBLE -:
CllUOl\ \ linl''t v.orl..ing •Jn 3 bl.1ld. · •••••••••••••• nc" '>llm ·grov. th plan t-k \31d It
The slO'-'·gro"th l'amp '-'3S the
vcx:al m1non1'. cultists and 1.c'\-trcm1s1~ "'ho Iii comfonabh 1n10 the
saml' '-'l'1rd rackagc as · l )ndon
LaRouc:he. T11n oth' b.•an and F\an
Mn ham ·
rhe) \.\t'fe the sort o l people "h11
rootl·c.I for tht· Cltppcr., "hl'n lhl·
'-'ttrld\ lx-\t hasl..cthall ll'am "'a'>
alrt·ad\ in to'-' r Thl· l..1nd v. ho v.nuld
\.\:lllh · J PBS Spl'llal on d olphin'
v.hl·rl .. \h10nl1gh11ng .. '-'JS on Th1.·
surt '-'ho '-'t uld Sf)l.'nd l\aturda'
morning .,10.,hng 1hrough the recd\
and mud in 1hc l ppcr 't:"'l)(Jrl Ba'
lool..1ng for a k .l'>ti'ern t1r <,omt' othl'r
C"ndangen·J bird
lo~rs.
Then somi>thtng happened
Ma ) be 11 wa' JUSI one Loo man~
office towers Ma) be it "as JU St one
too mam trJffic .snarls Ma\be the
moon" as in the se\l'nth houSc \\ hll
l..nO'-'S.
Bui sudden!). slo" gro" th hccanll'
chic. "lo qurcl..er could )OU <w~
Donald Lero) Bren than peopk
began l1n 1ng up 10 hl'lp put thl·bral..e.,
to hou'iing de' elupments, offi ce pn'-
JeCI\ and fl'\•>rt dc\ttna11on'i
F1r\I caml' the S<.·n~rble (iro" th
and T raflir l111t1al1\t.', "h1ch I'> \Ort 111
a )IO'-' -gruv. th Prupos111on I ~ Im
Orange Count) One \Une' 1n-
d1lat1.·d 1ha1 1r the 1n1tia1t'l' make' 11
onto 1hc ballot. more thJn 0 perccn1
of the \Oler ... v.111<;upport11
Then urcr' 1\or Gadd• \ a\qut.'I
anno uncl·d he too '-'3' on the slo'-'-
gro v. th b.1nd"a1wn · He "'anted
might JppcJr on thl· h.111111 a'> an
allnn.111\l. to thl· 1n111at1\l'
..\ ll'" dJ" latn H:iml'll "1e1.kr
coulJ l 1>n t.11n hi:r'>t'lf no lonl!<r
f hJt\ right \hl' too has Joined the
'"'\'-gr(•'-' th frl·nt' Jnd had hn O'-' n
rrnp<1.,JI \llu~ll~ •l.i"f''i a rn1n 1mal
Jmount o l dl':\.l•)-v-' th1nl..1ng llO
\\ 11:1.kr'' pJrt \\ fqlt \he had did "a"
\U~l''>l thJt lhl' uiunt' consider a
.,Inv. -gr1•'-' th nwa\Url' that "a ~ rncnt·
h mJ1k la" in < arl\bad
...,u~·n l'>••r l>on Roth ot (our<,e
h..i' .ilrcad' madl· himself dear h'
lllmpanng the '>h>'-'·grO'-'lh ad-
\<>1.Jln l11 u1mmun1.,t<o ..\nd in I'>
1hnl'·.., no turning bacl.. from J
\\Jll'nll'OI 111..c that 4'nrr. f>on \Ou'rl'
llU\ Ill '\\ k
l:iut lhl'fl· ' pknl' 01 room and
pk nl' 111 t1m1.· lur othn In IJcL the
Slov.·(1w v.th ,\tlarr .. Desk at the
Darh Ptl111 ha., rl'll'nth n.·cc1\l·d J
lllUpk 111 pr11pi1\JI \\Mth~ nf JllCn·
lion ,
• fhl· l l''' fhJn Lao ln1tt J ll'e
1 h1\1.Hll' 1.omn lrnm Jane .. Bamh1 ..
Dix ol lJgun.i fkJl h he <;uggests
1ha1 ·hu1IJc1' ntll tx• allo"ed to
u1n,tru1. t murc than 5.llOO home\
c.11 h ,,·.ir .rnd lhl•n 11nh ii thn agn.•e
111 l..0111. I.. dnu n Io noc) hom~s and
rl''l1H1.· th1.· Jrl'J J\ J "ildli ft· prl'\en.:
llf J I rt,hl.•l' l!•lll \.llUl\C
l),.·nw1.rJt\ '-'l•ulJ ht' g1,eo first
1. rJ1. JI thl' nl''-' homes. and tho~
"h1• l11'l their hn ml''> v.uuld tx asl..l·d
111 m,1"· to R"cr"Je and h'c on
v.1.·~11.' unttl 1nJu ... tr: men cs to thl'
a r1.·J
• The E\t( ~ lniuall\C' Th1sone"
being dratted b) a rcx ~et ~-1enm1
nobo ch ha, heard o l It t!> 100
complicated to i.'\pla1n which 1s th<'
"'hok point \:obod~ understands It
n l'cpt the sc1ent1<,t. The 1n111at1,e is
tu N: artfull\ des1gnt-d to ha\t· no
dll'l 1 lln traffic o r gro v. th Bul it looks
1mprl'S'>l\l'
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ln111at1' e It\ a s1r.ugh1-fo~ard
propo~I from the former supt"n 1,or
Form a lOmmill« When the lOm·
m11tce draf1s m repon g1H 11 the
!Wlml· a11en11on and cons1dera11o n ul a
Grand Juf) repon Ignore 11
•The \1ark Baldassare ln111a11,e
Balda~sare L ( r s noLC'd profc'!i\Or
and sur'l'~ taler l nO'-'\ hov. Orange
( .. ,unt' f«h He·11 1al..e a \uf'e\ and
then 1eU us "hat v.t· "ant to do
• Tht· Rubba 1amp ln11iat1,e
(1l·1nJ 111 all fiq: \upt.·n 1\ors and r ut
Don Br1.·n Onn "oll Ht'nn
~1.·gcr'>trom .rnd '"'1 0ther huihkr\ ul
lhot1.l' on th1. hi.lard Thn 'II knl1"'
"hJt to du
•The Pohgraph ln111.ltl'C
apolog17l' This one rs mtnl'
B<:foa· .lPPW' 1ng Jn' aJJ1t1t111al
de\t·lopml'OI Jll th l' \UIX'r\ l\tlr\
mu\t mo\l' IP \11,\1\lO \ 1.:10 JnJ tf"\
11.1 gl't tl1 "'l1rl.. "" t1ml' .\n' lrt·~·"'a'
.ln' rn.sJ 11 do ... ·,n t mJlll'r
Then C3lh \Upt,'f\ l\Or 1<, hool..ed ur
w a \l(' dl'tl'l ll'lf and 3'>~l·d if trafftt 1\
at .in <1Ht'p1.ibk In cl \\hen J
mJ11..1n1' l,f lhl' a n'>'-'l'r' .ire lruthlul
the J,., elnpmen1 "tll he a ppr "1.·J
Sr~.-~ M•rl>I~ is .. u 111..101 CllJ
~ditor for n t' Dail.' Pilot
Scientist blocks alternative
~
investigation of AIDS virus
Confer ence where researcher would
h ave had to answer claims canceled
Thc.> Wh11e Hou e ha~ cancdl"d a
confrrcn1.e thal v.ould h:ne forced
the lOUlln·s premier .\IDS re·
~·arlhl'f to n rnfront claims thal lhe
\.1ru'i he ha~ 1dcnt1fkd as the cause of
the lt'th• I drsca'i<" might not be the
ca u~ at Jll
Dr K1>b<-n uallo. lht' ~tar sc1enl1'il
.:11the'I1t1onal lns111utt•H1r Health."
thl' m.i1 "ho p1npotntt•d the human
1mmun.xidiuen '\lfU~(Hl\')as thl' ca~ of .\104' Since Ciallo'\ 1.h~
('(l\l'r\ &he 'IH v.hrch control\ tht
largt•<ii ~hare 1,lf the mone} for .\I{)\
re!>earch. h.:1' dcn1l'd rund'i 10 SCtt'l\-ll~ts v.1th l1ther 1dea\, t'\ en tho ugh
the) h..t-.e pubh~hl-d their thl·one-s 1n
rt IJX.'('tCd JOUm:ll5
Fon·m o'it Jnw ng thC' rcsear<'hcr'
with a frc5h po1n1 of' rev. 1s Dr Pr1rr
Ducshcrg o l thl' l 'ni' crsit) of ('ah·
rorn1a at Berkek ..\ mcmbtr ol thr
National .\cadem\ or ·1cn t>'.
Dut\Shef'I has 2.i ~ears or t'"\l)COC'ne'e
with the fam1I~ ot rt'tro' 1ruS<''I to
w hich HI\' bl:longs tft 1ud1ed the
\'trus in Gallo's ov. n l.iboratol') under
• prnt111ou (cllo")h1p :ind ,·tln·
cludNi that 11 did Ml mttt tht'
slandard c-r11cria for a d1~a~<ausin
attn1 Ducsbera que 11oned the HI\ 1hc·
Ot') 1n an 1n1ck 1h the mtd1calJoumal
Canctr RMCarch la t March . .u el.
thm hu bttn no off! 1al rttponw
from Gallo. The editor of Cla1'«T
Rcqrch, Or Pe1tt MIK"Gtt. 1
aufl)twd 11 lht' k-nCt from Callo
.. Or Dunbtta r an c~cdknt en· ust He bas a .. CT) aood n:putat1on
We Md np«led that lhett -.ouJd be
more oma.1~to11.·· MacGtt
9'>ld our rcpontt S.Ute Oulkt>I
lnttcad. Oallo aet-m.tl) d1~· nullltd Ounbtta • s lhcoC) ,._,ah u t
t \plaMllon .. ~ donn'l uDdcr-
~tnnd th<' b1olog) ofv.hal hc·s tall..i ng
a~wt Pcmxi Simplr a s that ... Gallo
tc,ld J rl'J11lr1er for Spin maa.azine
( 1allo J1J not n.-turn at ltast a d ozrn
~Jll\ lor ltlmment
\mona those scdang an ans.,..er to
Dul'\hl·rg·, c:hallcnge v.;is Jim \\am·
er J '>l'n1or anal} t for domc-sttl
poll\) JI thl' White HouS( \\ amer
ealkd Dr Hane) 81al~ the ~al'('h
ed1lllr JI the mt'd1 al JOurna l
B10Tl·lhnolog) v.ho had planned a
v.or~shop cnllcd "Hov. Docs HI\
C aust' \ID .,.. to dt!ICUSS Due berg·,
cl:um~ nmong Olhcr top1l'S
..\ccording to 8131). Warner otlacJ
10 eo-hos1 lhe v.ork hop under the
au,p1 C'I of the Whitt' HouSt' ~au~
he v.a<; frwm·ated abou1 the inaJC'
quatl" re pon'IC$ he had $Olten ll'
Oucsbcr&'s thCQI') Tht' "hill" Hou\('
label "ould guaranttt the attendan1."f.'
uf Gallo and other C'\ptn . ··"a mer
I) quit(' UCpllCll htmsdr about tht'
\('fa it~ of tht' \lfUS·HI\
h) po&ht' ' " Sitd 8111> \\ amer "ould no1 rt' pond to o ur Que~uons
ln spl\e of 1n1t11I cnthu 1a\m. th('
\\ h11c Hous.c C'Onft'ftnC't. htdult'\.I
for Jan 19. v.a finalh 1aken off the
. alendar bonl bcfott that \\ amrr
tned to SC\ 11 rt'SChtdukJ hut hf
couldn•t and 1l 'Illa p(nnanenth
canctkd. rd1~ to 81ah Dou
McC'orm1('~. ('h1cf editor o
-S10T«hnol Y•d "ThC' 1m
prns.on ·~ t t &ht pm .urT came
from 1he Nllr" \\'Mn "-t' a k('d
Warner about tht C'On~ftl"'t'. ht-said.
"I can'& ul~ about 1ha1 "
\Cfal ltttll'\"Mn ·~ tal .. td to ~llll "' h.11 me• maktr and
lwtal.cr ~r lfttl1ft( tTPUt.at.on Dr
ttphcl\ a1aua a ~ 'or hl'\i Ir
tbtlt'tMf -.,ho I II kt11(1Ct1 0 auo·, h l)Othn1 • put ,, dili wav.
JACK
AIDEISOll
and JOSEPH SP£AR
,
r ..
To the Ed11or
I note that ~our ret"l'nt unday
·· mJ n on the.' ')trt'et m1cr. te" •· sectt "'a' hea' th tilted to"ard "n</-
gro'-' th·' "1th a t' pica I comment or
lomplatnt being one of <'Ongclt~
traffic conditions Hopeful!) thow
pt'o pk don ·1 th1ok the traffir v. 1111us1
dn up and go av.a' al the~ '01e 1n the
.. ft1 rmat1' e for no gro v.1h •
Qu11e 1hc conlraf). for instance IO
In 1ne "e ha't' m ore pt'Ople dunn1
th(' da' than at night. due lo o ur high
empki' menl ptl ture hov. do tht'-.e
pcupk th1nl.. 1hc~ v.orler\ ar(' going
tv l om mute to and from v. or if not
b' l 3r
..\nd I v.1')h the~ peo ple '-'Ould talet
a l IO')('r loo\.. a1 \an D 1eio no tr<'.,. d'I
V.j\ 'otid in J ov.n then· and t~
rnuh '' that It is d11T1cuh 1! not
imf'K''"ble to -<II a home Due to no
gr,1"' th -no building. the a' a1labk
home\ ha'e been priced compleld~
tlut cit thl· marl..et and the real esta~
ix·o pk Jrt.' sufTmng h\..t· I~ .1 all o' ~r
.tg...ttl'
L1l..e the old grandfa1hc.-r'\' clOll.. il'I
'ht· hall"'a'. the pendulum sv. 1ng) ui
t'l.llh d1n-c-t1ons. that'\ "'hat l..«ps tbc
d1x I.. ttclong a"11) ho ur after hour
..ind ''-'Jr aflcr )ear and I suppose w..·
lJn 'il''-' this a~ o ne <.v.1ng of1ha1
ix·ndulum 11 alv..a~ s win~ hac.
again "'11ho u1 fatl . hai. ~i nce tht• l)ld
d11(l '-'J!> butl1 "'a' bad v.h<'n
. C1E'E E L1(1
lr.1oc
Growth fight
a big slice of
American pie
1, ;hl f d11or
,, .... 1 •hr\ tun ' Just tool at tt\c
pr. porn, ~h ol uncon1rollC'd gro.,..1h
runri10~ J round tht' count\ squav.l.-
1n~ 1h.1• the ~ns1ble GrO'-'th and
1 r.11li, < 11ntrol ln111a11 'e is the i.k~
IJlltn~
l 11unt' '>upcr' •~rs and Cit) couo-
lll' J rl l'tus' ·mal..ing buildin& pach
anJ bJ, 1..-room deals that v. ill all~
bu1ldl'" 10 '>tdestep the 1f'l1t1all\ e
~upcP 1sN L>on Roth ha\ 'ov.cd w li~ht n rn tht' v.111 of tht' pcoplt t6'.'
'"art' his de' eloper rnt'nds fro~
tx-ing •llntrolkd upcntSOr Harm
\\ redl."r has anackC'd the "''"T1 1
111311' ( prlX't'u Former upcrv1
Brull' 'estandc no" a dt''t'IO
alt('mptt·d to d<'n1111h<' 1ntlllll\.C ..,,,,
a '-'i:.11.. 1.omprom1~ propo~I a
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"""".--Center stages lavish 'Kismet'
over your basic boy-mtttJ-tir1
~tory with the opulent splendor of
anc1rnt Bqhdad, embellish it with
IJ"ISh co tumcs and cnnch I\ with a
1r10 of supcnor SinJlnJ voices and
~'JU hlhc Opera Pacific s production ~·~"Kismet." currently ensconced for a thrte·week enpaement at the
Oran&e Cou,nty Performing Ans
< enter.
Mounted as a 35th. anniversary rtutc to this rarely performed
s1C'al -with authors Char1es
L crcr and Luther Davis in attend-"'"ce on oec:ning night -"Kismet"
2lhters w11h a magical. timeless
.ippcal. It's a first class -make that
''orld class -production, backed by
1h.: throbbing OP orchestra under the
hJton of Don Jones. w11h resounding
UJlpha 1s on brass and percussion.
T11
Tms
havl' ~tchtd their way 1n10 cla1S1c
status -arc citccpt1onally well pres-
ented.
As the cahph who pursues he r.
Brent Barrett comes off less im-
prmi, cly. but only bycompanson to
his oastmates. Barrett's performance
seems 10 lack thr detcrmina11on and
the charisma which would amplify a
fi ne smgmg ~OICC in his overall
interpretation.
01rcctor Theodore Pappas has
ai,emblcd a superb com pan} for this
abbn:v1atcd revival tour of the 1953
\labtan nights musical. which bal-
arkcs operatic quality ,·01ces wuh
r.-ucous. ribald humor. T ·show has
:t near-universal appeal nd ranks as
um: of the finer offenn in thc shon
O ne ot Its strongest factors is the
outstanding performance of David
Chaney in the central role of the poet-
con man who repeatedly sidesteps the
sc1m1tar and finagles his way into thc
court of the caliph. Chanex plays HaJJ
as a early-day Harold H1tl. a·qu1ck-
w1tted. supremcl} srlf<onftdent
spellbinder v.ho effon lcssl)' com-
mands the stage both dramat1call}
and vocal!}
Beverly Lambert, who shone so
bnlliantl)' as Mana 1n Opera Pacific's
introductory production at the
Center. ..West ~1dc tor}," last
season. returns for a ~maller but
significant ingenuc as~1gnment as the
poet's daughter. Her rcnd111ons of
·· trangcr in Paradise .. and "Bnubles.
Bangks and Beads" -t\\O ongs thn1
teal1ng the Costa Mesa show. bag
and baggage. at every conceivable
opportunity 1s Kun Criswell as the
SC~tl) Oamboya nt lalume. dclectabk
wife or the wazir of police. Criswell
uses hcr foltne femininity and robust
'ocal cords to rock the stage 10 a pair
of brass>-hedonistic numbers. "Not
Since Nine,,.eh" and .. Rahadlakum."
the latter a hov.y duct with Chane~.
Her brazen corned} is matched in
'>1m1larstyk by Avery Salt2man as the
r-0tund. t'orrupt wazir. the.> epitome of
comic villainy. Saltzman stirs
memories of Ray Walston's "Good
Old Days" solo an .. Damn Yankees"
"'1th his delicious dclinea11on of past
dC\ lhf}. "Was I Wazif">"
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contribution from Pappas, is a b-
h&ht of t be production, pan iculartj la
the pr«ision daoc1na of Mam
Kunin. Piper Lee Vaqhn and Jac-
queline Stonacr as the thm: prin-
cesses vyina for Jhe caliph's mama,e
bed. Robena Mathes and Rowena
Modesto ilso contribute some fiery
individual ft'Ork in this rqard.
Techf\icaUy. the Opera Pacifte
show is a thin& of beauty-even with
a stobbom piece of flown scenery
which. for a time. illustrated the
" tranier in Paradist" lyric -
"Somewhere in space. I hana
suspended" - on opcnln& niaht. .. Kismet" will be 1n town two mo~
weeks -offering theatergoers a
better chance at catching it than most
musicals at the Center. which fold
their tents and steal away after siit
da)s.. Curtain times arc 8 p.m.
Thursdays through Sundays with
weekend matinees at 2 p.m. through
Feb. 21 at the Ccptcr, 660 Town
Center Drive, Costa Meu. Call
553·0699 for ticket information. Kim crtawell and Da'rid Chaney In ••Ktemet.'"'
Michael keeping 'Faith' on top
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\\aiting to be shown.
"I am showing 80 pieces today.
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Thursday at the Childhelp USA show
staged in conjunction with Saks Fifth
A venue. South Coast Plaza, at the
Irvine Hilton. •
Oversized florals with the look of a
summer garden. jelly beans, polka
do1s·from pea size to giant and elegant
windowpanes in lace. taffeta. faille.
nepe. !ohanlung. cot1on and moire
Wl'rc paraded b> 21 models and
applauded b~ a crowd of920. .
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Orungl'. Count> the day before the
show and personally worked in the
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ht• alll·ndcd a n appreciation part}
hosted b) Orange County chapter of
Childhclp mem ber Gaye and Arthur
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n<glcctcd children and their 1roublrd
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"We will make $70,000 this )'Car.
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Susan Bramel and Jeri Rimel were
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Claire LaBerge, Paula Korengold,
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Patricia Edwards, Jay Pirro, Dale
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Pogorellch concert:
Elegant simplicity
• By atRISTOPHER PALMER
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Wc first 1icard of pianist h o
Pogorchch 1n 1980. when -at the
Warsaw lntcrna11o nal C'hop1n Com-
pcuuon -h1') performances werC'
w1dcl) reported lo have pro,oked the
w rt of frcnm~d re!.ponsc one might
ha'e expected from concert!. ofTenng
more vi5't:ral fore:
The event became sltt~d in
lootroHrS) v.'hc.n Pog.orehlh.!)
t:l1m1na11un dunng lhe third round
promQ.!<.>d a d1s1ingu1shed member ot
the JUf') to rt"s1gn .
We wa1tl'.d eight )Cars to karn
more F1nall ). Sunda) e\·ening. a1 tht:
Doruth\ ( handler Pavilion of tht:
Los '\ngt'lei. Mu.,1c t en~r. Wl' had an
oppor1un11~ to . ht"ar 1h1'> n
traurdinar) artist. tuunes) of lhc I "'
Angele!. Phllharrnun1c .\.,.,01.1a1111n·.,
.. ( clebrtl\ (ienn... lur "h•l h
Pogorehdt o tkn·d a lUnll'rt uf l'arl~
and latl· Bct·thu\l'n. '°ll ra.1han ,, nd
RaH·l.
One can acqu1rt" much k1111wln1gl·
of tfl'l • ., and inrl''t' Jt .1 Pugurdtl h
Cl1 nu·r1 r hc at1r1hult'\ 111
craflsman')htp jnJ ullcr dl'lj lhmen1
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It) unlkrslatl·J 1m1gh1tulnl''>) anJ
re\ cahng 1n ll\atrl\t1' \l'I de\pllt' thl·
tx·aul\ of SUl h 1nJ I\ 1du<t l moment\
num· stand) uul !rum rl\ l\)nlnl In a
hfl'.ttml· ttl u1n1.n1g111ng \Uur 1.nttl
ha.. nut prt'\ 11•U'>I~ C\pl'rtt•ntl"d a
higher '>la nJ a1 d l•I ·nmnettl·dnl"ss"
bl·t\\l.l'll mu\lul 11111ml'nts and thl·1r
contnt '' m111.h1 .rn l'nltgh1encd cine
1.1.all..ing in thl' lorl'.\t "e C"\pent>nced
'eparatl' IH'l'.'> \Cl l'J•h radiated the
turn!'\ puh1ng. l'ngulling po1.1.l'r
1>1>g111 d1ch did not acknowlcdac ap-
pljll\l' bl·tv.l·en 1hc: two works on the ·
prog1Jm·, ')(.°l Ond half: Scriabin's
Sonata 1'u 2 ("FanlaS) Sonata.''
opus 191 and Ra,el's "Gasparddtla
"'Ult ..
I 1kl·" 1~. the Scriabin seemed a
n.itural prc:tur!oOr to the Ravel work-.
11 l'.tl hing an earlier metaphor. the
R:n d mal..n a nu.:c clearin& in the:
forl">I o f -r1ab1n In his programing.
as in his performam·e. Pt.1orclich's
uffrnngi. ~~ "1~h s1mphett~ and
elegance
Pc1gmd1~h lllkn:J us protounJI ~
mcd1IJll\l'. Jlmu~I h~pnolll latl'.
Bl'.l'.thu\ rn in 1he iurm of the SonatJ
'o '2 (upu'>llll hcopened"11hthe
"l em pt·~(· )ona1a !opus 31. No 2 t.
111 \\h11. h l'Llfh .unl11n tle't"een the
1xns1' l' anJ 'the tempestuous was
'>l11k1ng and luud '\s v.1th the
progression lrum earl) 1.0 .la1e
fkl·tho' l'O onor 10 intt'rm1ss1on
The audience "asecstatte. ins1sung
through Ii"(.' curtain calls for a n
enrnre "h1ch "as rharacteristtcallv
undt'"ljtl'.d Pogorelach bov.ed po(.
itch but from the outset seemed
d1sin1erestt:d 10 the attention. He
tame unto the stage and left 11 with the
tx·Jrmg of a crafts man doing his JOb.
l dnng lt nle. 11 M'emcd fo r the ac-
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kft "1th his JXrlormance alone. and
n(l trappings of s.elfhood 10 fog our
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Be faire;>~ Valentine's Day
DEAR ANN LANDERS.: Of'all tM
columns you bavc wril&en ~ one I
am enclosina hit me lht hardnL It
brou~t t.k the wont memories of
my hfe. Please run it apin, before
Valentine's Day.
If I can spare just one child the
misery I expenenccd ua you.aer, I
wilt be a happr woman. Thank you.
fnend. -ABI ENE. KAN.
DEAR ABILENE: Ben'a 1k
col ... qala. rm aue dlat It wW tte
DOled ltJ & 11'Qt IDUJ leacMn ud
yOt1r pal •.hi k attempHsW.
DEAR ANN LANDER S :
Thousands of children will be de·
p~ on Valentine's Day. The
nation·s teachers will spend 'hours
puttin& up hean-shapcd decorations
and make-believe mailboxes. No
thought will be given to kindness.
There will be so many disappointed
children again this year. The same
prett} girls and good-looking boxs
will receive loads of valentines whale
the plain Janes and Johnnies will be left out.
I am opposed to free choice when 11
comes to giving valentines in school.
It creates too much anxiety and
heartache. The teacher ou&}lt to
mottch up valentine "couples" and
they should make valentines for ~ch
other dunng class time. No other
'alentl nes should be given ai school
This way, no o ne wall be left out.
WtOesday, Febn.ary l t
•• Llllos
My own ch aid as pretty and popular.
She told me an January that she hates
VaJentine's Day because .. the same
kids get dozens of valentines while
o ther kids don't eet any." Last year
she gave a \alentane to every kid an
the class. I thought at was a kind and
generous thing to do. I was proud of
her.
I hope my letter arrives in tame to
make your column this year. Ann. If
not. please run it next y<'.ar. The
feelings of children arc so important
and the hurts go so d~p. Sign me. -
A MOTHER IN DOTHAN. ALA.
• • • DEAR ANN LANDERS: Recently
m) wife (age 31) received a binhday
card from my sister (age 38). There
was a SI 0 ball enclosed. Oh yes. she
wrore two lines and signed her name.
I tho ught 11 was son of tacky but said
not hang.
A wttk later m) wife said she
thoupit m) sister had better taste
than to send a ~wn woman a
binhday card with a S 10 bill stuck in
it. I said I wasn't sure that it wu so
t.d and detided to ask another sister
what she thoua)lt.
That sister landed on me with both
feet. She yelled. 'What's the INUter.
wasn't.,SIO enoua)l? Arc y()U two
upset bccaUJt it wasn't SIOO'r' The
convt'nation ended with me hanging
up o n her.
I believe that for children. up to
collqe age. it is perfectly OK to send
SI 0 for a binh(lay. but for anyone 18
and over. a small &if\ is in much better
taste. Need I say, Ann Landers. this
in.lier has been blown way out of
proponion and bas become a major
family issue. All members have
agreed to accept your judgment in this
matter. We respect your advice and
know you will be evenhanded. Please
respond soon. It's a mess. -TACKY
IN BONANZA. O RE.
DE.All BONANZA: I al"ff Wit a
small lift w..W bve kell la better
taste t\aa tk tit WU,.,., a lift ls
wbt eM sets ud ikre ~ bve
ltffa ao crltJclsm.
Yo•r mistake was fff4181 t.k
laformaU.. lato t.k famUy eem·
,.1er. By raJ1la1 Qe .-stlee J"
lmpUed crlticlsm of t.k elver ud
lbt was tackler W.. tM tit ~ill.
Now, plHse kl11 ud make •p.
everybo4y.
ARIES (March :! I-April 19): Curb tendenc) to be
extravagant. You'll
LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. i2): .\ddC'd recogn111o n due.
)Our ideals are more pracucal than ongmalh an11c1patC'd.
You pro\e to be prescient. you strike chord ofunl\ers&I
appeal. Focus on mon<"y. personal pos~aons, reward. be dealing v.ith
people v. ho flatter
}OU. people v.ho talk SJDMEJ . about "impossible n
dream s." Maintaan
fitness. humor. das· o
pla) versa 11 l11~. IAIR
Ro}ah} ct)tck ar············-ra \es. t A UR US ( i.\pril 20.May 20): Study Aries message for
\ aluable hint. Be specific. direct. check leµI papers. locate
documents. Focus on publlcat). special appearances.
v.atdrobe. v.1ll1ngness to rebuild on more suitable
\tructure.
GEMINI (Ma) 21-June :!0) Many of )Our best
qualities can nov. be pro fitabl) util1z<"d. You can take
ad' antage of!.urpme element. What had been hidden wall
be re,ealed. ~ou·11 be praised for Judgment. m1taa11 ve and
1ntu111on.
CANCER (June :!1-Juh ~:!)· enario h1ghlaghto; daplomac~. famll~ relataonshlps. music. an. luxuf') 11ems.
Missing scrapbool can no" be located lntnguang
photograph c;hould be framed. pre~r,cd Taurus pla~s
role
LEO (J11I~ :!'-.\ug. :!~)' Rl•al estalc or legal
1ran\ac11on could be fea1ured Read betv.ecn lanes. be
realasuc "hen: appraa~ls are concerned There as lakel) to
be ··hidden clause " Clandesune arrangement may lack
~bstance.
VIRGO (.\ug :!3-Sept. 2~): You'll ha'e more" room.
sccnano 1A.1ll also highlight add111onal respons1b1lat)
Focus on intensified relat1onsh1p. dea<ihne. possible
promotion '::> c..'\PC Ut1,e capac11~ C.incer nat1'e tigu'res
promanentl~
SCORPIO (Ott. 23-Nov. 21 ): Take notes. realize )'OU
gain through original approach and that reading. wnt1ng
can prove profitable. Member of opposite sex helps you
make fresh stan in new direction. u o plays role.
SAGITI ARIUS (Nov. 22-Dcc. 21 ): Display courage
of convictions, stand tall for pnncaplcs. realize spec1al
famal} member docs have financial problem. H1ghhJklt
maturit). check accounts. protect CTC'd11, sccunt).
Aquanan an,olved.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Populant) moves
up. )Ou'll be 1nv11ed to vanous affairs. you'll be sensitive
concerning a ppearance. wardrobe. weight. bod> image . ..\
\Cl) glamorous 1ndn adual is drawn to )O u. and th as
boosts mo rale.
AQUARIUS (Jan. :!()..Feb. 18). Be walling to re' aew.
re\ ase. re wnte. rebuild. You'll be dealing with pro-
fessional supeno~ who may be envious. Stress
d1plomac). patience. matunt). Member of opposite se~
could lacl d1scrc11on.
PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): Emphasis on educauon.
character anal)sis. possible panac1pat1on an publishing
pro1ect. Scl.'nano also h1ghhghts change. tra.,,el. excite·
ment of dasc:o' Cl). Gemini. Vargo. Sagittanus people are
an picture.
IF FEBRUARY 11 IS YOUR BIRTHDAY current
qclc highlights secunt). famal) relat1onsh1ps. success an
dealing 1A.1th public. espec1all~ women. lfsan$1e. mamage
indicated. If marncd or single. panne~h1p could be
formed. )Ou could an,·est in business of )Our own . .\raes.
Leo . .\quanus people play important roles an )Our life
F1nanc1al dilemma will be sohC'd. th<"re v.111 be ample
reasons for u.•lebra11o n June" Ill be outstanding for ~ou
an 198 .
Movie theaterSmultiplying
Q Ho"' mam ne"' moiron p1cturl'
!heater<, v.c:rc: hu1lt I.ht \ear" -511
Repun 1~ therl· Jr{' more mo\ 1c
thl'clll·r~ n;i1mnv.1Jl· no" than t'\Cf
hdorr
\ uu knov. v.hat the European'
thought v. hen < 11lumtiu<; tool back a
load ol SIAt"Ct pc1tall1t·s" T hat tht'\
"'ere aphrod1s1a~'
lsn·1 "plal\ pu,· anothc:r '>trcet·talk
'~non~ m !or "rolice officer.,.. -
"ic\cr ht·ard 11 hut I get the connec-
tion ··r tat\ pu, .. mc.1n\ "Oat fool "
If \llU "'orknl 1n an otlilC "'hat•
~(IU \l<•rl.'d dru~' \\UUld \OU l c.'ep a
L.M.
Bo YD
handgun thcrcb)'! .\bou·t half the
dol·to rs who responded to this quer:
told pollsters. )es. indeed And about
half said no, ob\ 1ousl) Cu raos11~
ht•re is each half thanks tht-o ther half
hJ\ 'Cl) bad Judgment
What keeps a tent upnght 1s
ll'n~1on. What keeps an igloo upnght
1s compressio n.
If )OU need an ice pack but have
no ne. ti) a plastic bag of frozen peas.
:"o. that"s not m> notion. It's rec·
p mmendC'd b) none other than th<'
.\nhntas Foundation. Herc's to that
great medical pioneer -clank'
Clarence B1rdsc)e.
In the ". fracan language called
Wolof. tht" word for .. small nea .. IS
··chigger." and was so. long before
earl) o\mcncans claimed al for Eng-
lish
·SALE!
1/2 Price (plus '1.00)
FEBRUARY FINAL
MARKDOWNS
(All Final Holiday Goods)
Something Special
feminine fashions
\I. l' '>1>et1<1l11e 1n f.:1~t11ons for I~ m1!>SY figure S•Ll'S 4· 18 also ~lllt'S
250 E. 17th Costa Mesa,• Hilgren Square • 645·5711
• • • •
• • • • •
North-South vulnerable. East
deals.
NORTH
•A 8 6
<:) Q 10
:, J It 8 7
•AK4 3
WEST EAST
• 5. 2 • Q 10 9 7
v J91 3 -V K752
O K2 0 3
• Q J 9 6 • 10·. 7 5
SOUTH
• "J 3
~A 6 4
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• 2
The bidding:
F.ut So•tb
Pua l 0
Pua 4 " r.. 6 ~
Paa
Wat
Pus
P ..
P ..
North
2 0
4 NT
Pua
Openina lead: Five of •
A bastion of male chauvinism has
fallen! New York's bridge club of
renown, the Cavendish Club , has
elected it's first woman president,
Mrs. Claire Tornay.
A tournament player of consider-
able skill and a former national title~
holder, Mrs. Tomay sat South on
this deal from a recent tournament.
Nonh's sin&Je diamond raiK was
stron1 and forcin1 , and South's
jump to four diamonds, by partner-
ship aareemau, was Key-Card
Blackwood, in which the k.ing of
trumps counu u an ace. When she
learned that one key card was miss~
ing, Mrs. Tornay settled in the small
slam.
West led a top-of-nothing spade,
solvin1 declarer's problem in that
suit. At first glance it mi&ht 1«m
that the fate of the contract hinged
on the trump finesse~ H owever, de-
clarer realized that a strip and end
play, combined with the possiblity
of dropping a sin.&leto n kin& of
trumps, offered a better chance.
She captured the queen of spades
with the king and cashed the ace of
trumps in the hope of f citing the
king. When the monarch faiJed to
appear, declarer cashed the high
clubs and ruffed a club iri band,
crossed to the ace of spades and
'.1oeef!ee '.1eie•tl"
Country Gifts A Collectibles
Complete •••talon Meting• In SundaJ'• TV Piiot.
CHARLES
GOIEll
ruffed another club. The jack of
spades was c.ashed to complete the
strip of the black suits, and declarer
exited with a trump.
Whichever defender held the kina
of diamonds would be forced to re-
turn a heart to avoid givina a'l'Uff-
sluff. Had that defender been East,
declarer would simply have had to
hope that he was leading away from
the kina of heans. As it was, West
held 1he trump kin& and when be
shifted to a bean, declarer was
faced with a nasty guess. We might
have been inclined to play dummy's
queen, but women's intuition tri·
umphed-South inserted the ten
from the table and, when East pro·
du~ the king, the slam was home.
-llJMiam~-------
AC ROSI
1 Petty fight
5 Greek ISiand
10 Cheeile
14 Paris 111rport
15 PeerleU
16 Grain etop
17 Oiltlwuner
slang
19 Charge on
property
20 8edcoYer
21 Vocal p-..ses
22 Being: Lat
23 Defeats
25 O.nler -
latest word
26 Vital jukles
30 High degree
3f 8Utted
34 Approximately
36 Lofty abode
38 Earhr: pref
39 Crucial laue
42 Part of
"I.e."
43 Ship's petty
offioef;
Informal « Loctc
45 St~ed
47 ArOUM
49 ·'Gotcha"
50 Negative
51 ~tlort
53 Cotteges
2 3 4
14
17
20
55 Tabby
56 Took five
61 Cupid
62 Tumu11s
64 Ma&edy
65 Tine
66 Triad
67 Not as much
63 Perceive
69 Winds up
DOWN
1 Steeps
2 Kind of echl.
S Winglltte
4 LebaneM town
5 Mekeunh~
6 Renemed Cltly
7 Force a vot•
8 Unusual foltl 9 Sun. talks
10 Latin danc.
11 Oeuerts
12 Followers: sun.
13 Thrall
18 Part of Nfld.
?4 MalebNlta
25 Qlmu
2e Weeipon
27 MW\andi.
28 Ominous
29 O.ystar
31 Matrix
32 1rr~
33 lmporoua
8 7 8 9
55 tops ott
57 Loe.le
58 Mar99d
59 Camelot lady
60 Brit. mil
~ra11ort1
63 Wgt. untts
11 12 13
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TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 9, 1988
ChH tah, Kathmandu looking good In Manzanlllo race. 82.
71er•~flre M•tt G~olJaa, reptaCe him with Jim Lrnam. 82.
OV, Warriors
-
• • • • . r~nn1ng easy.·
~ "'-t .....,_ .., .... lcnerta
On road to playoffs
La.Cuna Beach Bleh'• Art·
lata, under the d lrecdon of
Coach P'oad Naderzad (left),
h.ae emer&ed aa a eocce r
power ln the 2 ·A dhialon.
Abo•e, at left, Artiata eel·
ebrate after a goal acatn•t
Lacu na Hille. At rl&bt,
above, the ball aoea iky·
ward between the c ollialon
'of Laauna Hi lle' Brian
P'lemlna (left) and A.rtiat
Jlm S6elton. The Artlata
await CIF pyoff acd on,
which beglna F eb. 18.
down stretch·
Issues in ast week
of prep basketball
focus on 3r place
•Complete standings. BJ.
By ROGER CARLSON
Ot ... o..y,... ....
(
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F
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~
i:
The) 're down to the stn.•tch run o
the prep basketball races fo r leagu
champ1onsh1ps and benhs in lhC' Cl
pla)ofTs. and v.11h 1hee,cep11on uf1h
collapsr ofWc~1m in~tcr HJ.&._h's Lion
and the emergence ot thr Ocean \'1t'v.
Scahav.ks. the) 're heading for horn
as predicted -clo~ 10 lhe call
p
p
h
}
0
Jim Hams· 7-1 ~ahav. ks can"' ra
up the Sunset League champ1onsh1
Wednesda) nigh1 a1 Edison. althoug
the~ haH alread' d in ched 1hc pres-
11ge as 1hc leagut'0
\ "o I en1~ b
v1nue of 111.0 '1n ones O\t'r Manna
which trails b~ 111.0 games 11.11h tv..
game~ left. •
I.
n
f
The call on the 'un5oel "'as
Westm1ns1er. 2 \1anna 3 Founta1
Valle\ 4 Ed1~n. 5 Ocean V1ev.. b
Hun1ing1on Beach The dechne o
We<,tm1ns1er and fl<,(' of Ocean \'1ev.
has ')11.apped placcmt'nts for those
tv.o - the res1 ot the field has
compht'd Fountain Vallle) and
Edison l"ach 4-4"'1th spin in ht'ad-l<>-
ht"ad matchups. are locked in a duel
for third
Foun uun Valle' must deal v.11h
\\ t'stm1nster and -"-.1anna this v.eek
"'h1lc Edison meets Ocean V 1ev. and
Hun11ngton Beach First round pla)
found onl) Edison successful against
Hun11ngton Beach 16Q-61l 1n that
sequence
• ln 1 he Sea V 1ev. League
The prcd1c11on 11.as a Saddleback-
Tustln duel for the title and the 1v.o
enier tht' final v.ed. each -.1 after
sph111ng tht'l[ tv.o games.
The resl of tile league v.as predicted
~ ,_
Down tbe •tretcb
CJF "LA YO,, CONTWNHaS
S4Mwt L....,_ u... o-'111 w L w L
'Ocun Vew 7 I 13 7
M.nne s ) " ' EO•M;I' • • IA ' Fovnte r Ve••• • • " ' ' ( I "<"'90 (IF S·A 111.evofl c.rtt\,
-etll"41 CO·Ct>em-~p
SN View L...-
LMeYe o-'111 w L w L ·s.001fl>eo 7 1 It • ·r~'"' 7 I It • C0<ona a.• ~' ) s 12 lO
e,t•nc·• ) s 13 11
Newoort Mert>or 2 • 1• te
.IJJl•Y.IUilY 6 10 1l 'Clincr.ecl (IF l /4 olevotf 119rtfl--"•cHk CMS1 LN9W u... o-111 w L w L
-.v~.09e • 0 " s
LtO\Jlle !MK" s J ' 11
L#Ou"'-H1!hi s 3 " ? I •
Treouco H IM' ) s )2 10
'Ch~ (IF 2 /4 ole\'ofl Def'1rt.
lee9ue cP>emo.onv-oo
S-.1'1 CM11 LN9W u... o-111 w L w L 'Ceo"''•~ Vtllev • 0 20 • 'Et T0<0 • 2 " s ,, .... ,. • • 11 12
MIU'Otl V-• • II 11
'(lo!IC'tleO (IF ·-· DlevoH """'· ie.vue co-~o
this 11.a) 3 Corona del Mar: 4.
EstanC1a. 5 L'n1,ers1t\. and 6. New-
pon Harbor It v.ould. be difficult to
get an) closer. Corona del Mar and
fatanc1a art' tied at 3-5 with a split
bet"'een 1hem. Uni,ers1t) and New-
pon Harbor arr 2-6. lJ n1 holding a :?-0
edgl 0' er Harbor.
This v.eek"s l e). It's Un1vers11y.
"'hich is at Estancia Wednesda~. and
at ( orona del Ma r Fnda' · < orona del Mar must aiso deal wnh
T umn on \\ ednesda\. and Estancia
ha s alrcad) lost 10 s3ddleback 1hrce
11me' 1111.1ce in tournament play>. and
b' big margins
It s conce1,ablc thal a L'n1\ers11~
S"'C'f.'D v.ould catapult tht' Tro1ans
(Pleue eee PUP /112)
Recktenwald 's
choice: Arizona
Marinovich to USC
fl
Ba~ance, experience key for Artists
Lure of Pac-TO was
the deciding factor
forOCCstan dout
By ROGER CARLSON °' ... ~ .........
Ban Reck1en11. aid. Orange Coast
Todd Manno' 1ch. the four-, ear
staner (two )ears at Mater be1.
tv.o ~t.'ars at Capistrano Valle~)
v. ho set a national prep record for
lotal career )ardage. will conti nue
his ed ucation and football career
al L' C Bi tur naroun d ts evident for
una Beach · s soccer tea m
By JEFF SMITH
a.llJ d'lll1tC:• I $ f I 1
Maybe they aren't rrady to hang up their fins
for cleats., but Foad Naderzad has defin11ely turned
some h~ds in. Laguna Beach. as well as the Laguna
Beach High soccer program.
The Anists were noundcnng and on their wa >
to new depths before Naderzad took over the head
coaching position three yeari ago.
In 1986. ~una Beach had its besl season "in
a while" according to Naderzad. finishing tn the
bottom half of a league that included powt'rs such
as Estancia and Ncwpon Harbor.
Then last season the Anists Jumped to the
Pacific Qoast LelJue and to the top of the
standinas. They finished in a four-way tie for first
but did not make the 1987 CIF playo ffs.
And finally, in the '88 season. Laguna Beach
has risen to the top five in the CIF 2-A rankings
with an overall record of20-2-2.
Joyner1nay
be holdout
Anaels fint bucman Wally Joyner.
a nary with the club·s contract offer for
1988, said Monday he will consider a
spring trainilig holdout if the team
donn't buctac.
Joyner and agents Michael
Walkins and Barry Alelrod mc1 for
two hours with Angels General Man·
11tr Mike Port.
"The last two months. he (Pon ) has ,
been jcrting us around," said Joyner.
who hit 34 home runs and drove in
117 runs last year. "Obviously.
they'rt not In any hurry to sign JM.
They just want •o rtnew ~ and taltt
their chances with arbitration nelt
year.
"I undeniand that 1 holdout is the
only bullet I have in my belt." said
Joyner, who is OM year short ofbeina
tliP.ble to nae for arbitration.
I don'• want 10 YW it, bYt I know
h's an op1ion I have. I'll havt to sit
down and dtcidt ifholdint out would be in my best in•nnts. ..
Tbc Anlfh tendered Joyner a o_. ~con.,... in Dllmnber that calltcl
for a 15,000 increaw over lite
SI I0,000 ht earned in bait salary and
intefttivaafter a ae.r-..-,, disputr
laslyeer.
Neither lick rtwakd its of&. n ii
believed that Joyner lau been oft'mid
... UP I daird olwhaa &M dub wtU
1191 Oili Davia. no liDed ••he ~fir a.._....,,. olSU0,000. 1·--r......0..-.... 14 ..... ,.. uil 76
··-~
"The main turnaround in the last 1hrec or four
)Cars has come because we·,e had players 1n
different clubs an tht' off-season:· Nadcrzad said.
"We·ve had 1hc same nucleus on the tt'am fo rlhrce"
years. W e ha ve 19 players and 15 are .seniors and
have been pla) ing together for about three years:·
Naderzad. JO. came 10 Laguna after coaching
al El Toro. Before tha1 he attended \\'oodbu"
College In Los Angeles where he pla}'ed and was an
assistant coach.
The Laguna Niguel resident 1s onginall~ from
United .\rab Em irates (localed near Saudi .\rab1a)
bul was raised 1n England. ..
"In England. the same wa y there is foo tb311 on
TV here. 1he} have soccer on TV That's what )OU
lack over here:· Naderzad said. "Obviously. you
learn from )Our peers. Taking 1ha1 into cons1der-
a11on. 1he~ (t~ niled Stales) ha\C.' come a long
W3\ ...
· Laguna Beach has put 11sclf 1n a pos1 t1on 10
wrap up a league tillc 1his week The .\nists. I 0-2-J
an the PCL meet Trabuco Hills Wednesda' and
Woodbndge Fnday. ·
"Last year we had a few good pla)ers. but the
character of 1he team was great." Naderzad said.
"This 'car "'c ha' c 1hc same character. but 1he
"'hok icam 1s balanced I can put an~one in and 11.e
"'on't be hun We ha'c 19 or 20 pla~ers 11.ho are
good There 1s no superstar ··
College's record·SC'lltng all-purpose The 6-5. 21 0-pound Capistrano
Valle~ High ~n1onw1 ll fonnally
announce h1~ plans this v.ttk 10
cotnClde v.11h an upcoming ports
Illustrated an1cle. Thal ma~ be the ~e' to Latuna Beach's
sucre!>s Pia~ ing in oO-.scason clubs has
Slrl·nglhcnt'd the pla~cr<, and tht' program as a
11.holc. and not e'en the loss of a ~ohd fore ign
pla~l·r ha!> hampered the .\n1s1s .
..\ lc11. 11.ceks ago 11 was learnt'd that .i Laguna
BcJch pla~cr from 1he Netherlands had not come
through a ~nc11onl~d foreign c\Change program
The -\n1sts had 10 forfeit a 11e and a '"n against
Orange. and lhus a \·hancc 10 clinch 1hc PCL utle
earl\
bad and -\11-
.\menl an. v.111
continue his
education and
footb311 career
at lhl' l nl\Cf·
s1t \ of .\n10na
RccltC"n11.ald
. v.ho J1dn"t
ha \t. a \Ingle
s ( h ti I a r ' h 1 p
offer "hl·n a
pri:p at La
Quinta High .
rt'\.'1'\Jllers can gel 1heir'tecru11s to sap
national le-tten of intent.
· Nadcrzad said thal the pla~cr 11.as ongrnall~
\l'nficd but laier th~coach found out othcN1St'
~adcrzad said he 1mmedtatcl) reported Lhc
find ing_
decided on .\n1ona alter ha' 1ntr
made tnps 10 Hav.a11 l olorado and
1he L'n1' crs~\ of Pac1fl('
The M1ss1on Conference Player of
the Year. Recktenwald's numbers
which accounicd for 1he nauonal
record included 1.155 yards on 216
cam~ 1n the rushing department. Jb~ ~ ards on 36 receptions. I 76 yards
"'1th punt returns and 702 yards wilb
kid.off retums -a tot.al yardage of
~ . .aQ5
"I could ha'e not 1old an~bod) 1ha1 v.e used
lhl· pla~l·r." Nadcrzad said ... .\ couple of coaches
called and s~ud the' "'erl· shocke<l we turned
"Pac-10 ba'n." 11.as RC'\:' tenwald·s
firsl response a:. iv "' h' .\n1ona
.. .\nd:· conTinucd th~ C)( ( stand-
out "the' had the ~<.t campu I
v1s11ed as '11.cll."
He scored I 1 touchdowns. 12
rushing ;md fi,·e v.,th rcccpnons..
ow-~hcs 1n ·· ·
· Bui that dec1S1on backs · up Naderzad's
(Plea• eee SOCCSR/8 2)
Recl tenv.ald "'II ma~e 11 official
on \\ ednescfa~. tht" lir'>t da' lollege
"I'm going to find a spot the team
11.here I can pla~... vowed
Rt'dten"'ald "lt doesn tmallerifi~
(Pl-..e ._ OCC,..)
Athletes moving in at Calgary
Even wea-thertscooperating
with cosmetic snow d u sting
Co\LG~RY . .\lbena (o\P ) -U. s·pet'd \.ate"
am'ed for lhe Winter Games Monda). bnngin~ 11.11h
them lhe glimmer of gold fo r "menca and a nev. ('031 01
snow for cosmet1cs<0nsc1ous Ol)mp1c organizers
Snow has beaun to fall on Calgary. and organizers
said Monda)' 1t v.1fl be .. orth the .. orl 1tcauscs todr~ up
their Games a little.
Bonnie Blair. former world ~rd-holder 1n lhe 500
meiers. was among the .S. spttd slaters"' ho am' cd 1n
Callan. >\lthoU&h overshadow~ la tel) b) East Germans
Kann kAn11 and ChnAa Rol~buf'lt'r. who nov. holds
the SOO.mc•er rt"rord. Ba.ir tS one of "menca's top gold
medal prospects -along •1th L' figure skater'\
·Asked at the Cal11ry, a1rpon 1f she had an) thing to
Y ). she rtt!'•ed: "There II be enou&h pre ronfc~tts
later. I don ' •-ant to taJk no•."
150 a"'°"& the sPttd skauna am, ab v..s another
mcncan mNaJ prospect. tek Thoma Thomeu has
mas.ltd SOmt 1raan1ns •·nh a blood d150rdcr and fin1 he'd
a d~11ppo1nuna n1n'l\ at the rttentl concluded World
Sprint Speed Sbuna 'Champeonsh1ps
"R""t no-. I fftl rm about pttttnt read) .. ~
said at lhc aarpon ... w,.,, ~Sot a •ttl of tr11n1na here. and
that lhould hdp 1M I'{ Into top sha_pc ...
U. bobelcddcn and a.a JUmptn al am'cd 1n Callao Monda),• hale orpn1ttn Ill.Id a crisis comm1ntt
'WoWd be ava.U1bk to hdp am"'"' tovnsts .rho mllbt noc
havt a plK'C •o •> bec:auw of a hook•na ~ IClftda1
Glitch perks up boredom
C"-LG '\R\ . .\lben.a <-'Pl -A small ell· plo~1on Monda} blew p1t'CC'S off the cov enng of the
01~ mp1c Oamt cauldron at McMahon tad1um.
11e of~ turda) 's oprnana ccrrmon1cs.
The e\plos1on. dcsrnbcd as "a pop.'" wu
cauSt'd b} a malfuncuon an a _ps meter dun"' a •
routine ope rational procedure. said Sam McBnde.
an offic1aJ with the comptany prep&nr\J lbe
cauldron for the flame
It as not e\J)('Cted to interfere Wlth Optftll'I
ccrrmon1cs.
I)' Monita). onl abc>Ut half tht I,~ athfts ~ to com~ an lhc Gamn hid a.nncd '" du •
IOUtMn Albena COIA to.a and oel ~ttt or 6SO.OOO.
£11Y1l'Olllllftl1 CaMda. die lftldtan "'8lMr ICT• "~ ~ M 1ndtn of snowfAll \bf'CMllb midltilht ·"•t.eNillr.'';::~!~~Gedlft sdtedulrd IO t._m on 1 .... ·h11 a.tt a lmlc won. ~ vs ou• on ~ tradt.. '
...
There was more
Violence outside
than inside ring
From ne Auodaled Preti
LONDON -The British Boxing ml
Board of Control sars it will investigate the
ijghtinaand turmoi which broke out in the
arena before Frank Tate's successful de·
fe nse of his lntemationaJ Boxing Feder.111on middle-
weight title.
Fans fouaht each other and tear gas filled Bingley
Hall in Strafford Sunday when people without tickets
tried to crash. Two canisters of the gas exploded and
scores of fa ns and ringside guests were affected by tht'.
fume s.
Tate returned to the United States after his tenth
round knockout of Britafo's Tony Sibson. but Bnt1sh
boxing authorities were left with the re-curring probkm
of fan violence.
Police made 17 arrests and the fight was held up for
ten minutes while the tcar-producang chemicalc;
dispersed. One man a"'peared in court Monda} charged
with possessing an offensi ve weapon. a gas can1stt>r.
while Staffordshire police said the} were holdang 16
others on assault and public order chal'$es.
It was the latest in a series of v1olence-ma~d
world title fights io Britain. Pre" 1ous incidents occured
at fights featuring middleweight champion Marvclom
Ma n in Hagler. heavyweight Tim Witherspoon. wt."1-
terweight Don Curry and fea therweight <\zumah
-Nelson.-- - ---- - - -
John Morris. secretar\ of the BBBC, said his
·organization would hold a full inquif}. He added.
however, ''You cannot do much about people who
come 1n intent on causing troubk ...
Morns was d1recth 1n,ohcd in the other
contrcrversy that preceded· the figh1.
The Bnt1sh Board. which hm11s all 11tlr fights tea
maximum 12 rounds for safet' rt'asons. at first.refused
to sanction the card because the title fight was
scheduled for 15 rounds. .
On the eve oft he fight. the I BF rdented and cut the
fight to 12. allo" mg. the Board to pro\ldc oOicials for
the undercard. But the issue 1~1kel) to surface again in
two 'l\'eeks when another ~erican !BF champion.
Charres Williams, defends his hght-hea' ~ "e1gh1 11tk
against Britain's Tom Collins.
That will 1mol'e IBF President B.ob Ll'l' in a
rematch w1th the Board offi cials" ho again'' 1ll 1ns1s1 on
a I :!-round ma).1mum for the Feb. :!Ocontest at Blan·r'~
nightclub in Windsor. near London.
Morris said h1s organizat1on will not back do"n ")
hope that the I BF will extend theirgesturc to the Collin'>
fight. I think the) "ould be in a llule difficult~ 1f the~
conceded on one fight and not on another ... he s1d
Quote of the day
Bob Lanier, "ho wore s1 Lc 19' · ')ncakc·r.,
"hl'n he starred at t. Bona,emurc :ind in tht·
National Baske1ball ~ocia11on. talking abou1
thl· potc.-n tial of Kansas tatt· forward !\11tl'h
Richmond: "lfhedocsn't make 111n the prus. I'l l
eat m} shoes."
Another setback for Guerrero
• DAYTONA BEACH, Aa. -Robeno
Guerrero, the lndy-.c:ar driver who is
comin& back from serious head injuries,
has suffered a nother setback, breaking a
bonl! in his right foot.
He suffered the injury in acrasb Wednesday during pra tice for the fir t round of the International Race of
Champions series. but didn't discover the problem
until after arn ving at his home in lndianapolts the next
day.
The 29-ycar-old Colombian suffered the inj ury
when he tangled with road racer Chip Robinson and hll
the ""all. lnit1all), Guerrero did not think he was inJured ,
but the foot began hurting by the time he got home on
Thursday.
Guerrero finall y contacted orthopedic surgeon Dr.
Teri') R. Trammell. a specialist in racing injuries. and
underwent a one-hour, seven-mi nute operation "8t
Mt·thodist Hospital in Indianapolis on Sunday night.
Trammell said Guerrero broke the first metatarsol
bone in his right fuo t and had to have a plate and five
scre,,s inserted.
LA s igns Hershiser, Anderson
LO ANGELES -Right-handed a p11chcr Orel Hcrsh1scr and utility infielder
Da' t' .\ndcr-.on agn:ed to terms of one~) ear
contract'> '' 11h the Los Angeles Dodgers Monda~. thus a' 01ding arbitration hearings. the team
said.
Hersh1scr. 19. was among the National League
kaders in ~l'' t'ral_~itchin&_ cate_&Q_nes last season. He
fiad a l (). r6 n.•curoWiil\aJ .Oocamedaverage and was-
c;ekctcd to thl' NL -\II-Star team for the first time.
Herahleer
$800.000 la'>! 't'ar
Hcrshisc r's ERA was the
third-best in the league, his 16
wins was tfd for third. and he tied
for fourth in strikeouts with 190.
He made 35 starts and had I 0
complete games.
No terms of Hershiser's con-
tract were made available. His
arbitration hearing had been
scheduled for Wednesda}. He
had asked for $ J ,250.000 while
thC' Dodgers had offered
$950,000. Hershiser made
Hcrsh151.·r·., tx·.,t season 1>.as 1985 "hen ht· had a
I ll-J record and a 2 01 ERA. He slipped to 14-1 4 \\Ith a
J 85 ER.\ 1n 19 ti
·-rm \Cf) glJi.J "'e "ere able to l·ome to 1h1s
agrl·1.:mcn1." Hcrsh1.,cr "'as quoted as sa\ ing 1n a rekase
1sc;ucd O) the Dodger~. "I am looking forward to a 'Cf)
succt'>'>ful sca~on for nn st'lf and the team ...
.\nderson. ""host· ·arh11rat1on heann$ had been
'>chedulcd for Frida'." 11 1 earn $262.500 this \Car. Had
ht• gom· Iv Jrh1 tr:.1t11jn. he would have earned either the $2~5.000 Ill' rl'4Ul''>tcd or the $140.000 otTercd b~ the
Dodga'
Bradley's Hawki ns held to 24
Hersey Hawkin~ ~cored 2-1 points. a
J u1cn bl.'lu" ht'> na11on-leading average.
and Trevor Trimpe added 18. all on 1hree-
po1111 · ha~kl'h, J' I 5th-ranked Bradley
ckfl·all'J "\t l t1u1s l 'n1,ers1t) 83-67 Monda~ night an
•.. •••••••••••••••••• ..... Pl'unJ.111. I Ill' BrJ '~''>. kading47-44 w11h 14:38 1eft.got th rt·c t'>askct'> frnm three-point ra nge to build a
F irst-ever No. 1 for Temple
Temple became the SPllh team to hold m
the tup spot this sea<,On "hen tht· ()"Is
earn1.:d 1hc1 r first-c"cr No. I ranking 1n The
-\ssoclOted Press rnllcge basketball poll on
Monda\
Temple. 18-1. ;umped from fifth to iirst \\1th 23
first-place 'otes and 1.204 points from the na11on'' 1dr
panel of spono;wntcrs and broadcasters after a "n'k
that sa'' 11 t('<lm'> in the To p T"'ent) lo~ at lca~t um·
game
Purdue. 19-2. impro,cd from s1 \th lO\t•ronJ \\llh J 6 first-plan·' ote'> and 1.1 QI points after heating th<'n ·
No 11 .\11ch1gan 'Jl-87 on Sunda~.
.\nLona. which had held tht' No I po,1twn lnr '"
weeks. including the last four in a ro"". fcll tn 1h1rJ \\Ith
15 fir.t-plan: \Oh'.'> and 1.16~ points. 2X more than
Oklahoma. "'hlCh Jumped from snt·nth The nonl'r'.
20.2 . "On both their Big Eight Conference ganll'' la\I
week. hcattn~ Kan ~'> and !\11.,soun
Baylor appears a ll set for A 's
0.\1\.L .\:-.D -The Oakland .\th-• kttc\ Jre e~pected Ill annountc thl' \1gn1ng
ot tret'-agcnt des1gn111ed h1 t1t•r Don Ra~ tor
acrnrding to a published rcpon
R.i~lor "ho <,pent the la,1 t"'n c;ca\om pla~1ng 1n
the \.\ 1irld ~nes and "as hc1ng "'0Cl{'d tn tht• K:tn\<t\ C11~ R 11~al\. fl.'JX•r1edl~ has narW\1.-Cd ht\ choice to tht•
.\thkllt' atulfdrng to 11ida\ ·, cd1 11on' ot thl· Co)Jn
Franti\to C hron1clt' Tht• team r;cht·duk·J a nc"'
contrrcnn· for th1'> afternoon at the Oakland Coh'>cum
\lrd .. t'\ Morabito. prt''-' ,,ffita tor the .\thle11t\
\H1uld ntH ll>nlirm or den~ the report on !\.1onda' night
A:i~ lur "a~ part of 1hr 1 •1~1, deal th::it shipJX'd
Rt'Utl' J;i, "'on and Kt•n Hol11m.10 I rum the .\th.'t1cs to
tht• U.1rt1m11rt' nnolc\ 1n e\t hJnth' lnr B:I\ lor and M 11..e
Torro
P at Riley's b r other dies
[ll\ .\'-(rllf\ -Lo'~ \ngelc'>
Lal.a'< "Jlh f'Jt Rile) "'ill m1\'> tlln1ght's
home gJ11it• .1g;11.n't the I ncl1ana Pa(er" -.o
ht· tan ~11n1d the funeral 11f hi\ hrotha.
l t•n . .it\ .tlrtt11 Fla
L~n K1k~. 52 died r nd.1~ ,1fter a lo ng 1llnl'SS.
''~1\t.int Bill Batk.1 v.tll w .irh tht• Laker' 1n
tonight\ game
Rllq luachcd thl' '"'1ng ~est tC'am 1n 5undn\·s ..\11-~tar gamt· at < h1cagc1 "It \\as a little dtffiruli."
Rllq ~1d "II "'asn't ca'>' Aut tha t's hfe ··
Rik~ ·'i "'1fr Chm. said 11 "'-3'> more d11licult than Rile\ kt on.
:.It "a' a harJ \\CCkent.I .. '>ht• said. "but he' ln\h.
and h.~ keeps 11 all in. It''> 'C~ \ad -<Len) was a }Oung man
wmtortahk kaJ In another collegt• basketball gamt•
Munda~ nigh t in RJ lc1gh . N.C .. Vinny Del Negro scored
l -l>fh1!> 23po1nb1n th<.· first halfas 16th-ranked Nonh
C arult na State rulkd to a :!Q.point lead and routed
B..1p11-.t L'n1\Cr'>tt~ uf Charle$10n. S.C . 116-68. Del
~l·grn ma<k 'll'\t'n of nine shots from the noor.
1ntlud1ng l"l' uf three from J-po1n1 range.
Driver s t ill in c ritical state
l'llOE:\f'\ -Veteran dmcr Jim • Rotltn\on "hose car na'iht:d in to the wall
during tht· finJI ratt' of the Skoal Bandit
l t1prx.·r V. orld ( la:.~m" at Phot·nl\ lnter-
na11on.1I RJlt'"a~. <,uffl.'red ~wrc head 1n1uries and
"'J' tn ntrt•md\ cn11cal cond111on at a Phoenix
1111.,pllJI. a -.pokt·~man of the rarcwa~ said.
J1111 Ruh1n:.un. -12. of Nonh Holh"ood. "as
kJd1ng the 4!l-lap \l<><.k c·:ir race Sunda~ afternoon
"ht·n h" lar tangkd momt•ntanl) "Ith a car drnen b>
C 1an < oll1n s. I "iP C o ppcr World '>t~ car champion.
then \mashed hcaJ-on 1n10 the "'all
E x -boxer C~oun succumbs
I OS .\NGLLES -Herman ··Rori'· m
( alhoun . ,1 rn1ddlc\!ol'lgh1contender1n the
I <Viti... and t•arl\ I %Os. 1c; dead of liver
fail ure at age SJ. famtl ) members said
5unda) nig ht.
Calhou n d1t•d earl) Fnda) 1n a Holl)wood
ho<,p1tal. hi' "1do". V1,1an. sa id He had been
hn'>fHtal11t•d ~1ncc Jan 20
Tht· furw ral '' '\Ct for Th ur!>da\ afternoon. said
C alhnUil·., brotht·r Fn:d ·
Telev ision , radio
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SOCCER •••
h'om8 1
philosopb~ -one player does not
make a ... The Artists have bttn
led this yar by plie Erik Miranda,
captains Brian Tyus and Malcolm
Capp, andltff'Pot. Bert J .. r. Todd
Austin. Mik Davia. Ryan Phillipa,
Jason Cr.blit and Do114 Hand.
l.quna Bnch belan its road to the
top early. The COKfi aot his squad in
good condition in the pre-season. using~methina new.
"Thi§ year we did jazz exercise,"
.Nadenad said. "Instead of practicina
on the field on Friday. we did that."
Lately Nadcnad has been btnt out
of shape by his team's play. The
Artists were tied by Oranft, 0-0. last
Friday.
"We have to win our next two
games to win le!l&UC. I'm disap-
pointed with the way our team played
(against Orange)," Nadertad said.
"It's not like our team at all.
"This is the time you peak. not go
down. But I think our team can get
together as a unit becauK they have
character. We have g.rcal ltadt'rs on
·Jhe team."
McKinney wins
slalom crown
COPPER MOUNTAIN...L_co10_
{APf =-amara c inncy. whose
season has been on hold because of a
broken leg. overtook fivt' other skiers
on the second run Monday to win the
women's slalom at the U.S. Alpine
Ski Championships.
McKinne~-. who placed third in
Saturday's giant slalom in her first
compelttion of the sea~. said her
vicwry would give her a needed boost
of confidence heading into the Olym-
pics.
"I needed that. I really did." she
said after first-run leader Heidi
Vol'lker was unable to hold onto first
place.
McKinney. 25. of Olympic Valley.
stood sixth after the first run during
wh ich she lost her goggles after hitting
the second gate.
Crashing the gate
U.S. Alpine Champlonehip elalom winner Tamara McKin-
ney of Olympic Valley; craehee throach Cate' on llODdaJ.
Cbe~tah, KathmandU lead
Manzanillo field fairly tigh t
with in ·m ild to light win ds -
By ALMON LOC&ABEY
Oellr ................
Sailing virtually one mile apan ofT Cedros Island.
The Peterson-66 Cheetah and the Santa CruL-70
Kathmandu Monday took over the elapsed and corrected
time lead in the 1.1 ()().mile San Diego to Manzanilla race.
Cheetah. owned by Dick Pennin~ton of Long Beach
and undercharterto a syndicate headed by Sand} Martin,
Los Angeles Yacht Club. reported a position 796 miles
from Manzan1llo. and Kathmandu was o ne mile astern.
according to the Monday 8 a.m. roll caij.
Citius, another Santa Cruz-70 under charter to Nick
and Bob Frazee. San Dit'go Yacht Club. was three miles
ahead of C1iectah but was not saving her handicap time.
The rest of the 13-boat IOR Class A Oeet were.-all
bunched within 50 miles of each other and were ~tllng 1n
light to moderate northerly winds near Cedros Island.
according to Herb Johnson, ham radio opl'rator aboard
the escort vessel Dulsea. ·
Taking over the !OR Class B handicap lead wa s th e
Santa Cruz-50 Deception. skippered by David Meginnit}
of California Yacht (")ub. Second in Class B. fi ve miles
behind Deception. was Warren Hancock's Peterson-46
Aleta out of Newport Harbor Yacht Club.
Other local boats were John Arens· Frc~-5 1
Tomahawk. Balboa Yacht Club. sixth in Class B. and
Harry Thomasen's Fre~-59 Ms Blue. BYC. seventh in
Class B.
Leading In the 8-boat Performance Handicap Racing
Fleet (PHRF) was Roller Coaster. a.SC-50 under charter
to John Fraser. Santa Cruz.
Handicap standings after 44 hours of sailing:
IOR OVERALL -I Cllfft•h, S•n<lv M.,M , Loi A!Wlele\ YC, 'l
Kall\m4n<1u . R~rl Oougntv, Celilornl• vc:, l C11lu1, N•c• &. 801> F'raztt. Sen 01e90 YC ~ Sorc.erv, Jake WOO<!, Pacific Martne•i vc
S Maverick Lt\ Croucn, SOYC
IOR·A -I Cneetan, 1 1<.e111me n<1u. J Cillu\
10R·8 -I Otteeott0n, 1. Altla, J Jeno, Mkhu • &. Boll Kann CvC
PHRF' OVERALL -I Roller COa\I.,, Jonn Fre~r. Sanra Crui YC
1 Hana Ho. Rolf• Crott.tr. San F'ranc•sco vc l Jon 0 10 Oanlel\
Long eucn YC
PHRl'"·A -I Mt1'11n. Rooer W•lfl. Encinal YC
PHR°F -8 -I Roller Coaster. 1 Hena Ho 3 Jou
PREPBASKETBALL.
From Bl
Sunklst Serles winds up
Bal boa Yacht Club wound up its four months old
Sunk1s1 Series aturday with . hght winds and summer
weather again prevailing .
Winds were so liptt for the outside classes Sunday
that there were no finishers.
Final s1andings for the series:
INSIDE CLASMS
LASER -I Geolf 8tteker. Caoi,lr•"° en YC. 2 Oon Motoflv. 8•ll>Oa vC J Carl Hellman. BvC
UOO-l•A -I Peut Stank, 8YC, 1 Tim Mulveney, 8ania Corlnltllan
vc. l Rowland Lonman, 8 YC
LIDO· U8 -I Al ~own, l;man 8oal Raclno Ann~ 2. 8oC>
Ucciltrrf. 8 YC. J c CamPO\, 8 YC AOUL T SABOT -I Hank Humann. 8 YC. 2 COIU.. Glt>C>on,, eYC.
3 Krl\ 8aumgarrt n. 8YC OUTSIDE CLASH S
PHRF·A -I 81g Aoota, Ga udlo-Joti.n,on, e CYC/IYC,?. Vortex,
Bruce Twlc'1ell. BYC. 3 Breve«>. Gerv Cllanoter. Souln $/lore YC
PH~F'-8 -I Llcke•v Soll!. OiGIL Hev~. 8aflia Cor~tlllen YC, 2
F't\llval, Pa• O\Do<n. SSVC, 3 Animll-; Sle¥e 6 C~lt hck. 8 YC
· PHRF'-C -l Puu~cat. Jolln Szalav. Vovaeen YC: 7 CruM1<1at
Ra1>1>lt Jonn Oenun0te, VYC, 3. Solrlt, ~rk Etiworlh, eve. SOLING -1 8111 Marling, BYC
SHIELDS -I Mike Crad<IOCk. UCI Sa11tn9 Auoc1a11on
D i ckson Serles field held to 33
Fort}·t"o Performance Handicap Racing Fleet
~achts turned out Saturda) fo r the first race ofNewpon
Harbor Yacht Club's Dickson scnes. but because of light
winds onl y 33 finishl'd.
Troph) winners:
CLASS A -l F'rff E11terorke, Olck Enlnver. NHYC, 1 8u11.-cuP,
JoM Ca1•er , 8all>Oa YC , 3 Cursor, Jeff F.,weu, NHVC
CLASS 8 -I 81g Apote. Mark Gaudio Bailie Corlnllllen YC. en<I
Ernie Jona11M>n 8atl>Oe YC, 1 Comoutslon, RalPll ROC!Mlm. BCYC. 3 Ka~nlna~Gurv Ma<1111an, NHYC
CLASS C -I Cruuder Ral>l>•I, JOM Oen,mort , Vovagers YC, 1
Ol>t'\Uion Bill ADP\, VYC, l Puuvcet, Jonn SLa llv, VYC
M i dwinter T uneup at_LIYC
Six classes of' small boats turned out Saturday for
Lido Isle Yacht Club's Midwinter Tuneup. in preparation
for thl· Midwinter Rcgana next weekend.
Troph~ winners:
SENIOR SABOT -I Hank Humann, ellboa YC, 1 Oon e.n.olc.1.
L•<lo t~le YC. SABOT A -I Nett Wllillek.-, 81llle Corinllllt n YC, SAeOT "'c I -I Lia ROU\HI, LIYC, SABOT C2 -I. Al'"" eu11.-wor1n, BCYC. 7
Oorr•-'' ~iuit>.c.1<, ecvc. ~eor·o -1. Rvan W1Ue1t. e cvc. 2 .._.1n.r
Poner LIYC UOO· l• -'1 R~ POf'lar LlVC
'
• • ~,
into the 3-A pla)ofT'i as the league's
No. J cntr).
Beach W{·dnc~da~. and arc at Lagun a ~" l ¥'·~ •In the Pacifi c Coast League:
..\dam Keefe & Co. of Woodbndgc
arc on the "a} to the 2-A playoffs as
an ob' iousl\ Sl'Cded team· with a
second !'itraight perfect sc:ason in
sight.
The Warriors arc 8-0, havC' won 10
1n a row. and proved out what was an
obvious call 1n the first place -the
Warriors arc indeed No. I in the PCL.
But the Oeld has bccn1umblcd only
with the rise of Laguna Beach (5-3)
and thcdemiscofTrabuco Hills()-5 ).
· Trabuco Hills has a shot at the
pla)Offs -the Mustangs host Laguna
Hill!> Fnd:I\.
e
0
d
8-
•In the South Coast League: Th
prl'dict1on "as El Toro and Capo t io 1-1 -the latter proved better an
it's Capu.£1.. TorO. bo.tb ba.vin
clinched berths.
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The rest of the league was predicte
th is wa': 3. In inc-: 4. Mission Viejo
5. Dana Hilb: and 6. San Clemente
That'!> just hov.' 11 stands w1th Irvin
(4-4) and Mission Viejo (4-4) schcd
ulcd to settle third place Wedn~a
night at Mission Viejo.
r . In inc holds a on~·game <.-dge ove
the 01ablo!I 10 head-to-head meet
ingi.. so thl' Vat.1uero~ can wrap it u
with a ,·1ctory. but Mission Vicj
p
0
cannot.
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Or::f e County
hlg school
ba•ketball
DallJ Pilot Mlectiom
1. C.po Valley(20-4)
2. Santa Ana (21-3)
76ers fire coach, hire Lynam
Should M1i.s1on Viejo win and bot
teams wind up 5-5. 1t would require
plavoff 11.3mc Saturdl)'·
a
3 . Wooclbrlctie (18-&)
-PHI LAOElPHf \ iA.Pl -Thl· 'lumpmg Philadel-
phia 76c1<:. tir<."d ( oa\'.h Matt Guoka .. Mondn> for fo1hng
to "1n \\1th thl' team 1ht) sn1d he dc .. 1gncd. and replaced
him "1th assistant J 1m L> nam.
L} nnm takes over 1onight ~hC'n the ub-500 team
that ha!I lo'it "<'vcn of us last nine and I () c;tra1fht on the
road open~ the \e<"ond half of 1he Bl\ sen,on 1n -\1lanta agn1ns1 the Hawks.
09. ner ttarold K:m .blamed <Juokns for the 76e".
slide from t~c league's elite
n1gh1.
"I have mixed emotions," Lynam said af\cr a team
pract1C:C' 1n Atlanta. "It was a bit of a surprise. I knew we
had not been playi"ias welt as we could an~it had crossed
my mind (getting a nt'w coach). but it was not in the
forefront of my mind. I feel bad for Matty. He was a
friend. I wouldn't have been here if it weren't for h1m. But
I understand this is a volatile business."
occ ...
From Bl
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oOcnsc. or 1f it's defenJC. or if it'
returning punts ai\d kickoffs. Mar,bc
won •t be starting 01t11 away. but I II be
playing.
n "h's been a dream since I was i
hiah school and somethiq I wanted
I 4 . Sad41e1iack (20-4) .
' 5. Ocean View ~ 13·7.)•
8. llater Del (18-5)
When reponc~ suu 1ed at the pews c:onfertncc
that Kat7's trade~ not Guoka • coach1ttg. ~ere rcspon-s1bfc. Knu ~1q:
"Every SJnalc trade wc·,c made wos recommended
b) Mall Guolas. This was Matt) Guoku' team. F~~"'
gu) "as rcc:omniefldcd to me b Malt) Guokn
General Manaaer John Nuh said Lynam · would
coach the tTst of the season. and his contr.ct would bt
reviewed af\er that. Lynam said he viewed himself as an
1nterini coach whost fu&µre would be dettrm1ned by the
job he docs. ,"You live and die by your r«Ord." Lynam said.
·tn makins the announcement. Nash saidt "Mau11sa *U> v.ho contributed a srcat de.al, but this is part oflhe
packqt that romes with the tc.mtory or being a <'OKh.
When thin&$ art not JOint the WI)' )OU want, coechn 90.
You bnn& t.0meone '"to try and riJht the ship."
an opportunity to do."
r
When at La Quinta Hiah only one
)"hoot ~Lona Beach St.att) went so fa
IS to sprak .-ith htm. It WIS talk only
thfrc was no scholarship offer.
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7. TutlD(U M)
a. 11arma < 1 a-e1
9. SaUy lllll8 (18-3)
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"Moses Malont'. Ro) H1n~on. e'er;· ,1nglc tntde was
tttommend~·d b) M111ty ruokn "nd hi\ recommeo-
da11on) almo,t al"-il}'5 wen: taken. Ye,. f made: the final
dccis1ons f c:ould havt vel<X'<I. I am ult1ma ttly
responsible I take that respoMlb1ltt) .. Forward O.rtn Birt~. '"'° Atd he found out earl~ th•• monune wlli~ still 1n C'hialao after ptayfna in
All..Swr pmc.
.. I'm JUll rrally alad t ~nt t
C'OHl." said Rcd:tenwald. "All t~
coach« we.re rc.aU.r put on bot
•1<ks or the ltnc. Th~ p vc me
Cham~ to lt•t my talents iO and helped
me mature. Mpc:ciall) C'OIC'h (Paul 10. SI Tol0(17·1) --
L '\Gm said be learned ol Ciuokaf Onn& unday Brigs."
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$207 500 760-9176 2Bdrm condo w•th 8 new. $l475 720-9966 2Br & 3Br Townl\omes $1300 OBO 160·8827 gar 3408'• Marcus S900 Del Mar =H 545,9455 ~Hr No pell $745 mo.
* * * * * * * touch of southwest Yards/patios. garages, ILIFFl-IAY-YlrW mo Adults 673-7353 • 3 BDRM 2 BA. FP, Obi gar. Avl n~! 722-8294 Prime corner location tn * Dehghlful CdM Collage 111eplaces & vaulted cerl--..,,...,.. priv patio Harbor & ___ _
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Gorgeous JM Pelers 3BR cond•llomnn pr1va1e se-w d 1 car garage Berber hook ·UPS 840-5870 nu 3br 2 '\>Ba. no pels, 646-3255 * NEWL y REMODELED
3B.. nd d .. ,, crp1 everyllltng new. I . 2-144 S2200fmo_lse 644-0350 paid. n-pels S ••n ,.. co o •n gate guar -curily system llreplace S 375 720 ~"' m at 102 E Ba ::6 •OO .. EAR1•• •c WAY 2Br 1 ·~ea. 795-....,5
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spa Absolute valub al hon shullers all in im· $950 2BR 1·~ BA 2 story snCT&CIW 3Br 2''>Ba condo 2000..sfl. Bach apt nf smklng single -· -·
$258.500 M ust see• maculate condition at a lrg patio, trplc, comm llLFCMISl LIC FI P. yard. pattos, cul de lurn $535 Mo to Mo t11st gas paid. securtly --r-
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(714) 673 4400 Cllll flltH 2124 Laraine agt 854-4306 • CHARM'i'NG Cape Cod BEACH COTTAGE avail--nesUed amnnn tall plM I ·~~~\:· --able charming studio Sparkling ctean 2BOfm -·.,, 4,, • I Bd rm condo over WlSTP&llTIDIPI 3BR. 28A. lfp gar, yard. Qulei. no pets u1111118S 1'.Ba $730 AU utlls pd trHs & lavl1h land-~ s I re ams & I a 11 s Decorator lurn1shed All nu crpts. paint S 1375 paid $500/mo 575·4137 Frig. ga.r Sorry. no pels scaplng. 1Bdrm like new
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BEACHFRONT mosphere. new decor. 2 decks No pets kids or .... 111-llM-E On lhe Penn 2Br. 2Ba cor-645-2739 642-4905 FrplC, c.rpor1, pool. spa,
PENTHOUSE gas appls. w/d hkup smkrs s"1450_ 720·39 l2 -. ner ol 12th & Balboa lndry. fee . $885/mo Min
luxury 2 sty condo wtlh 3 fr pie Garage • carport 4Bdrr:n 3Ba. lamity rm, fully New I y r em ode I e d S500 sec 549-2447
t>drms formal d1ninn, S750tmo • $500 sec No r -It L 2141 lurmShed, comm tennis & $950 IMO 673-5423 .... .._BAii
" I V Im 5•9 2447 -f!.H IC• pool. $4500tmo or otter ~-u llWLY.-ATll den & 2 large decks ICUIFRllT •• pe s ti a_ • s1&00/mo Tem ftC 2BR Maureen or Ed 759-1549 YEARL y le,se I 3 bdrm 2 2Br 1'"'8a w/oar. crpts.
Ouahty t>uill with IOUCl'les 2BR plus den 2BA Home **EAST SIDE 2Bdrm 2BA. view. spa. shulle<S. ~ ~.A..V ba. Deck has BAY VIEW I APlllmTI drps, bltins, fncd patio
ol brrck and wrought iron or great income poten· 1Ba Apt, garage. laundry manr elllras• A beauty ~ .. / car gar SIJOO 645-~2l Sparkling CIHn. large 636-'120 Cal! 1-5PM ~e~~"'X & 1;;'~~~~~~ ~:; hal' Underground secur· rAo:;8m11.nSo7w~57t2m0~15N6o5pe1s I Avai 4111 •97-6004 , 't'.' v 'J Y'l ""'11' I u ~\ "I I ftreu •ti •ar U21 Garden apts Be1u1tlully 2439 Orange 'A $750 1t y parlo.1ng A sking ,.... ' . \\ '\...~ -'-landscaped grounds 2619 Santa Ana 'l $735 v 1 e w s S 4 8 0 0 0 0 s2ao.OOO SPECTACULAR OCEAN REALTORS~ *BEAUTIFUL 18r 181 Pool & •na. patlos/dec:lo.I. 667 Victoria 'F' .. $720 631-1400 ••E·St~ CM 2Br 1Ba VIEW 3Br. lrplc sxy· Apl 2blocksfrombe1Ch. .....
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crpl lndry rm pool. se-'ii'' ltack 2llt Avf now. Agl 722-9730 2BR 18A aoulh of PCH, 2Bdrm l ' .Ba $750 Spaci0us tBr. p()oi, lndry, curtly prkg Nr SC Plza ---frpl, lrg pallo. atove. 2Bdrm 2BI $850 1 $875 No ~ts 6•0-2495 II CllYll WT •wt•T 111111 Ill relrlg. dfw. wld prvts. 825 Center SI 642· 1424 ~~~t~rl ,pr!:~ve~ore ~~1 •EASTSIOE ·c M Small EXCLUSIVE GUARD 2BI. yrly Avl Feb ISth storage area SllOOlmo -------S565 •S350dap. 1939
2Br house lrplc. yard GAT ED COMMUNITY 642-3850 No Fee. B~ 5 18 ·~ Dahlia 675• 7783 Bac~for S600 Wallace Ave SEE Man
Available 311 $785/mo 2 Bdrm 2 81111 Townhome NEWPORT TERA· 3br. 2BR 2BA duplex, back unll I Bedroom $880 ager . 1 0 • • I 1 3
650 589• Micro lrplCs tn LR & BR. 2"tbl. lpl, ldry rm wtbilCony. dble garage 131 E 18th SI 846-8818 642-14011642·5723
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new carpel w/dry hkup • PlmSIU 2BR 2BA rear uni t floot. new pamtl carpellf 1h11e. $450/mo No pets
$1095 n-pels 754·7858 29drm 2''rBa. attac:Md e3Br 28a yrty Oaragci. $12251"'°.'~as & water d rapea. dllhWHher. lV M!Q631-2167
ATTENTION SINGLES• garage View ol. Newport trplc patio $1200/mo Incl Avail approll 2115 pallO. enclosed garage, It L ...... & ocean Entirely up-• w 1953_9202 H,673•5087 631-4215 Of 873-0275 ••I. Ha .., New 3Br 3Ba condo style. graded Bar slOOls auto e2Br 2Ba ~ duplex, ----_ --1 Ctatttry Leta 111p1e mstrs, llp mtcro. 2 awning elc 538sOl mo frple, gatage $900-$976 •ILll M* BUNGALOW turn for n -• "::;' ~t c 1225 car r' 1ndiv1dual w/d Call for appl 640-5324 YILU lllTALS Ocean 5'de of PCH 2Br smkr. prof bUS M 40 ~. :~ ;k~:~r. i r!w~o r~tl incl 1250 •32-6723 -lll-812 2Ba. upslatrs. f\eW Clrpet Qul el*e H~t50mr;.,s.pher e beaCtt $775 968-6807 2 l6 prime 1ocat1on IYAIWLE MW 2BR 2BA. den. lrpl, spa, .,...,... .,.., ,.. h d all 1n ---Br 8 d lpa1n1 $975 675-5131 --------8 ----Bayview Terrace Pacihc ~renc oors • Ver-1 1 a con o. -.-1-2BR 2 A . 3 blocks lo View 12000 778_ 1645 Short term ~br completely while No pets S 1400/mo guarded gate. poof. gym. Beautiful 3BR. 2BA. prvt _._ ,.. .._., beach S7501mo No Pela
furn. S 1250 Liz 646-3627 Delia 760-5000 1ac • clubhouM. no pets, duple•. 2 car garage, Renl brand ,,... for lnat • 15 19th SI .. apt D Call ltat1l1 E-stde nt0e 2BA beamed ~ ~A..V / •vi 211S775tmo 646-2791 aundec.k. frpl, new paint Beavt 28r apts read for (7 ~597·7716 _ "'"f&Jtt ceiling pvl yd Pet OK KE'r/"~" WESTCUFF 2200 SQ-lt St•OOtm0 675•7113 move-tn A1lowas ~35t LARGE 2Br 18e, din rm.
S8001Mo Av l now• \t'\X'I ::'l1'r I~·\ 11 38 rl3ba lush land~ "~ta •na ..-... Musi ... the d1ftef~ upataWl.g,erage. oa•lncl
I 2112 6•6-•902 or 760-8662 REALTORS ,_ ' wilh gardener s 1975/mo. -.. -AU .. 1'11 compl redee SfSO mo
NEWPORT BEACH MESA VERDE 3BA. 2Ba 673-6590 · 530 w Wll90n • 84 t -22&5 atter 89m
~b~:7=! ~:~ ~~5 ~~~J:n:;p~c12~0~!'0 g~~ •• B LUFFS 3Br-2'~B•. laatliU till ~tfleld TSl MGMT ..... •• lllT
8ayfron1condo2Bd$1375 & 1851 • clean "Clep newly c:arpeled. paint & •SEC0RECOMM0NITV 722•9012 or~eo3 2 bloctl1ftombHch. avall
Nwp13Bd boal sltp S16"25 5•6-0994Mon-Frr8-5 drapes 1 yr lse $1650 1Bdtm condo.ltkenew.lg IPAIMITI ~11• 2Br 1YtS. twnhM now$470•u1M ~71 . s 1t 100'1000 675-6670 675-0586 Jupert> view o ocean bay , ~a c11y hghts & .c a1 11na CtrHI •ti •ar 1122
··lrom 4BA. ram1}y room.
Ocnlrt 4Bd FR $2000 6.C3 1717 NOi)elS back yard, frplc, gas Large 1ttr9Clrw apla tn a in the Bluffs w/ct.ck & -. t •--.::.:::.. Mal
Qceanlront 3Bd S2•00 Nr beech Nr new 3Br ••Wt•T appls. w/d hkup Avl beau1ttul garden Mtllng mini oeean vu New crpt, U • ___ , _..
ltdo Isle •Bd 38a $2550 2't8a twnhse Garage. 2121 M75 • S500 MC. Poollipa. garage or lrplc:.garage,quiet S8tO
'!b onus room pool l'IOme * IY IWIEI * ••~:J"""'-. ~Oema n d a rea wllh 214-t>d2'1baea Totalap·
; Sc>«tal hOm41' A f"USf P I 0 • • 2 0 0 S q 11 .~see' SA95 000 Call 6U · 7220 t e ....... 7!>•-778•
:.. DUPLEX eJ1cellen1 cond on :Jllll ... PIMIT? cheerful corner lot' Call ~e·l1 glVe you the down In Agent t or det ails ~•~chg for a ah ere of own· • 760·9'.18 • .$~sh•P You make lhe ~thly pymts & we Share Cetta .... 1 IM
:;epprec You recetve @'§16E 38f ~. cul• I
::; 100% 1u benefits Must hrdWd nrs. lg y•rd, Open ~)lave ci.an cred11 Abt Sun J • 1 191h Prin only
497-8757 Oya. Ev, W"nds $225K Brk 759· 123• ••••tr.W llf E2 1ide OupleJI 2BR tBA
o c ated In Newport and I BR I BA Income ~Beach Ccwnplele wtlh S U751mo t38 Santa
t plans tor •500 ~ fl of· lsa~T R-2 101 Prtc e ~ PIS call 6'5· 1791 S212K CourteM)o.IO 8krl &•S..0988 or 645-4913
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WATERFRONT HOMES back yard S 12•5 Child & IElllTI• No pets. Velma 549-2447 carporl Sorry no pets 2218 E Pacific Aw Immediate po11e111on
REALTOAS631-1400 smlpet oll6•6-654 t 2 BR 2 8A, 2 ttory s.c;u,ecS Communlty •SEVERAllOCATIONS 759-1104 or 844·8772 28drm, 28e '1 Mile to llWPT lmllA ~ fownhome, 2 car garage. 1 e.droom condo. lower 2Bdrm 2B• $790 t>nly-.tter 5c>m $44·8722 ocHn ~ v'8 Ate-1
lallilNltlaM 21M 38R 2'18A blgyatd 2 car ~~~alsS~71~~';': VIiia level. latge back yard 398W Wilson 631·5583 ~ eetgat• Froms1310 2it 1L r9lr1g. wtdry. oar. oarage ftrepla<:e. End fireplace. wfd hk-up Agt <213>434-U_.,_, ~ . ....w
frplc. mature 1enan1. n· Untt Vacant $1275/mo •1111'1&.1* Aval 2121 $600/mo ~ 1 Bedroom S630 l11ztlf.... --.... Donald Plalf 631 1266 """"a &.NV\ MC. min S500 No rts 2Bdrm I Ba $750 18drm. IOft, pettO. country pets S1275mo Applonly • 2·5 8drmS..,.,-,.....,.,.,Jmo CallVelm 549 244 301Avocado 642·9850 MtllnQ Nopeta tl021ot 11r11ewl .... •850·~832• Marll, ~ 17l-t378 • -_ ------St 1115/rno_ Dye ,rplc: carpott 3H Thalta
Charming houH. 306 * Tll M.lffl* ~ti I Bedroom $855 668-1164 Evet1 6'5•9543 St S700/mo 494..()902
Coral 2 lrg bdrms. 2 De. •BR. tamlly rm, 2'\BA. m Mi 28drm 18a S755 -IAltW • .--:~ .....
1tt 1me1111ies s 191s1mo, IOUI...._, 2400 aq ,, steooi mo 2•1 w w 11son 831.ottO w t ,__.1 -.... 2 , ...... ~-·~e~••ioii,..-...,. ... -. Annual 213-273-3300 nsw * •2"t ••E·Slde CM 2Br 18a --on -.,..., ,. .,..,. t• ._ ._...
38R 2'~8A fanMI" rm ~tr•. gar, hlJ98 deck 1 I ,_ IPR w/Oen. 2 car gar. END I r"'9 .-
COlY 28' front hOUM. Suntet1 & Cetallna I lSSO/mo • Iott\, vee. No pets. 17151mo 2090 ITllTml IT lllll • UNIT, 1 mile to bCh >-ctHn.wt..f\lm, 1bt • ..,,
o•r aunny porch & petlO. 38R 1'\oBA den• pool tbl. """""• B"r 120-1•32 ~arden ln Ant •32·7-787 • ---.. 11a e.1UrM No petl $1025 * avail no. thN t/15 MOO new carpet. no pets. yrly tng WI • Jrg yd, sundeek ~ " .. _ " .... -•• 13 ,. t211 *, COfT)e tty 1079-30 St or
S 1050 (818) 842"'398 Wl1lde Quiet cut-~·NC BlUFFS 3BITVtBA. din. la 2 Swim~ c.alf"7.o.432 IV nw a.a.. --281.o ~~~~:=r rm, frpt, 2 car get. comm ...... UM CIOM to a Sttopt I ·--111
pool Ho pet• I yr 1M Smell pet1 ~ LM09. c:leen ....... indty 91 ... lf'll fnWUa 2117 f ... tala 11500 • ..o 640-MOI •BAYFRONT 18drm yrty VILLA MARS(ll.LES tac, eerpcwt from 1550 ----
Park11'9. trplc. d~ 3 t01 SO Bflttof 646-4549 ·--.... f MfflllT-No pelJ or tmOkt11. 557.9200 El lld• te111M0210 ... _...1111 19dnft °" ...., D•~•'o~ent 29drrn. SI0751mo 973·"40 ------ont __ w/lftlero ••-II --,. IP'f !M lliln 18A, frpt. enc. ,,.ltO. gar. .,...,..... ·~ 38R P•IA ~tam . It . ·-new Crpl, 38A 28A UC>ttalra. frplc:, with.,; c.1 M-,!14 age Cat 0 K c;art 7Arn IOl!ldli""'...,.., ...,...
room. IQ yard. AV acceae patnt, •tc Frplc, MC I~. Wlht'f/dryet, 1 car oat . ---_ _ tpfn 131·.o31 enctoeecf gar ... Aft..._jot ... 147-ll03 Wlntc..ttar oa•dtoor.1119. unl urn y1ly teaae 21R 18AMdOW9"' No --
ii'. 1141 much mar.• eo.1 dock· S t850tmo Me~8711 e:t•I HSO/mo M"' mat Lmtm OartiftO ttf'Md1t1d n,. ••t. 11'9 available No Pt!• ercMI •• OEUJH 21f 11.taa
1' :r bafTI """lie Nb n. sec ch)ldren Of tmollers, °{• ~t. IUtlftY & awy c.I .-.1110• Towmouat ..... W/0 ..........
place. ot(yltgMO. ylfd, ~ Hardwood"°°''·! S2t001mo 7~912 s~2~ ~ r!':'ltl~~ !'~ i8A1 .. .-t 7IO. a.,. Ni-up Qoet '° bMcft ''iiiiiii~iiiii' ... 98'9"'· c.tatlna a,.,..,..,.., • ., .. petlo. B•Y'i099Condo.upperC2 A ttl un.12.... • •Id hllup ~ P .. IMl LOCA TIOHll••••mtlnl
IUnMt Md wNt9 .... NO PETS *". C!vtc "*' 29' 29a. l/p, dbl ,,,. ~ yard ....... ·c.e OK MtStmo UClUl lYI GUA ll'D ~ 1"90/mo ~ C9nt9r ltlOO Imo A~ 01f aec pooc no .,.._ Notttt ~Hf' leA, t.M 'A • ...,_ ... Ml• 4101 Hllilrte QATIOCOMMINTY
ll31-1Hl°'11S·3117 6e>m (2t313t2·7114 •1.-0o m01M t.'1s.t4t0 •undecll dllhwatfttr, ___ :::: TS,4.MQMT lol2·ttb3soac-•2 1 »Apt9on
HUNTINGTON ltnd1Nt11 MY"900I CONOOO-.d srnory tac "ewe ., .. " •Mllll* ~no .. ,~,.. '°" cour. '"*"'"°o· au.tded ecrutt communl• corMIUMy 29t 2k M S 1000/mo 17S. 1.27S t ..,.._, ~. flc.t&: mTllf & d'-_. ._, eld ~· 2
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28• MWety decot-.d l t500rno 7to-1275 Elrgp --.. :r Ltundty roont ... ~-....... ,. --
complete ract ... IOft ,... ---• •<Mii I ..,, t8dml "''· goof tocauon. t • eo -"' alt• linmo, WOO. lllfll n -1 lie Apt °""""", ,.. $711/MO .... ,..,.. ... ... "°"~:C:Sm~=~3:.= throulhc =----=--~Ta..::~.,-r::.::...:~;"·
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puter syatem tor N.B
Travel Agency FIT. A/P
and AIR Lorin 756~0257
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Cert req'd for Cl'lrlatlan
Sch 16835 Brookhurst
F V 963-7831
WfTlllAITILITT -D 1 30-l()pm Mon-Fri
Xlnt benefit package
759-2185 E 0 E
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Needed Mu.st be creative
energetlC & hard worker
Call Suzanne 1 Catering
968-5213
CLERICAL
TYPIST-
associated
• ''• I LAGUNA BEACH Exce1141nl opportunity lot !'\of'• .I t .,,..,,
II you are an e1tcellent
typist 70wpm we w•ll
tralJl you to be a type-
setter on our com ·
pUUrTtea-typ-eu11rng
equipment Will also 1•a1n
tor the A<1vant1ge com·
putenze<I graphics Full &
Part· Time openings
'•" I Co1S1 Hwy approx 5-t1 -.ft. 1h~ nght Individual Of-
p ar k t n 9 remodeled, ange Coast Publishing
NEWPT HGTS Sec 2br ocean vu John Mgr. RE· Co 1s looking for some-
1ba, lrg pvt patio. ·pool. ALONOMICS 675-6700 one with sales abllillH to
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• 2 furnished gatden otfloes pay plus commission. tll· IOIAI ~ In law Miiie with use ot cellent t>entf1ts Prior H ·
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112-1441 112-2100 2Br. 18a unturn Yearly library. conference room. perlenu preferred bUt
$ l600 month teceptlon. Zerox eic not necessary Call T Im I
t ,, titlft{!f t· .. t •• f''• ..
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ass oci ated I
121-8101 Ml-CUl
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smkr Assist disabled
teachitr. PIT. no e11p nee
$JOO/mo 645·2357
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CALL •. INGALLS ~ T
(714) 192-1449
Sit .t: 1, l.apll1 li&HI
Are ft)U 00Wdtng Ill
t>oreoom? Find a more exc11· •no aoenmen1 on otast>llecl
C M Agt 5' 1-5032
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.ind j t>f ltCl'Yrl t()MltVimt' * * >A.Kn r,f.,~n llPtts 11urr· 214·bd 2'' be ea Total •i>· SlSVmi>«h.Jr,._.,,~-tt ptOll 4200 sq ft S•95 0 00 Call N.lvl•lv\'~'""' 4"' """ 64•-7220175'-7781 rT\ir(j ••1! h·IJ ltrVll (QI.It•.
'•"qut't l\dll huty-D.¥1't'"N •••Uhill ziia ~rr...i1011 '""~"" ...-t'tllfl" TV~ l!Hl" a Approx 1775 sq ft vic of
Tht f\EW -17th & Placentia. C M
A.:.:.1A:::...:.. DV::...::::...N-~-v-.4Df'"\D--'=r~' S900tmo Available now ""'" cwr'-"' Wkdays 648-116•
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Call tor set·uP 261-3633
tt h11lal M2-2Hl -----HmHTH Ulllft STEPS TO OCEAN 1 MILE TO THE OCEAN
3Bdrm 2Ba. dshwalH .. New construction Five 2,
prk,ng. ffplc. no pets Bedroom 2 Bath Units
S 1275/mo 675--0U T Fireplace. AIC. patios. 2
mPSTllCUI*
3 Br. 2ba. gar. lrplc
S 1175 Yearly Agent
•MS-3683*
car gar age each Income
proiec;ted $78,•«
OFFERED AT $899.000
BERNIE JONES
(714)848-1672
VERSAILLES Full sec. ltlITT llKEIS llC.
large 1Br $775 Lease, n-10•6 Redondo
pel Agent NO FEE (213)434-6731
8-4•·7211 -~ -Su c1...... 2171 la1i•n1 I fiuatill
A ff RXcfiVE. cie.n large *•ftltat•t .
2Br. 2aa. new cpts.1aun-O,ertudy Ztol
dry encl gar $750-$775 Hll It 1211 ,., II.
*492•1699* Mine direct prices
S.1t1 Aal HU Hallmark Bars or Ingots ----..-.--------•I 995 tine For tree Info pkg. Ull ... l IPfS, (6191 298-6887 Oreg Hill
1 & 2 Bd apts wffrpl, enjoy •11!y Tt LeU 2'11
pools, apts. BBOs and Widow has MONEv tor
tennis courts Located In T Os• $10K up No credit
a beautiful landscaped v /no penalty Call Oe-
area around lake Gaa & nlson Assoc 673-73 t 1
water pd No pets
FOR INFO CALL
714-540-0770
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•545-9258•
BAYFRONT Townhouse
eeauflfully furnished 2
rooms ava1tabte $600 &
$700. '"Julll 548-1393
Fem. SC Plaza area & 405
Frwy Shr balh. kitchen·
etta. w/d, pOOI Jae $350
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MICHAEL COTA
Alt My Love
Mom (Mendora)
• a.c>. 558· t737 --------1
Room In Pvt C M home, PSYCHICAEADi NGS tn El
furn . kite/laundry prlv . Toro & Mission Vie Jo. San
pool, nr beach, no pets Clemente. ADVICE IN
$300/mo (7141642-5438 ALL MA nERS 472--0808
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Cal:
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Motor Routes
available in
Costa. Mesa
Huntington Beach
Fountain Valley
NO COLLECTING
NO SOLICITING ,
Deliver One Day a Week -
Must have dependable car
and proof of insurance.
Call 842-1444
Ask for Joanne Craney
$ $ EXTRA CASH$ $
• Hours .are
•30 PM Mon-
M-7 AM Saturday
or truck, proof
V print-out re-
ext. 202 for·ap-
CUSTOMER SERVICE REP
2 positions available in our cus-
tomer service dept.
Must have pleasant phone per-
sonality; typing a plus. Learn
valuable office skills · and earn
$5.00 an hour to start.
Hours are 11 :30 A.M. -8:30 P.M.
and Sat. & Sun. 6 A.M. -10:30
A.M.
Call 642-4321 ext. 207 to sched-
ule an appointment. Ask for
· L:lolands .
Orange Coast DAILY PILOT /Tuesday, February 9. 1988
HIRE
through .class1f1ed
$2.56 per day
w~ oats 51\<1 h•ng 1oge1ne That s ALL you pay lor
3 lines 30 d1y m1.n1mum
In Ille
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SERVICE
DIRECTORY
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lt'rn~ -32686~ 55'-7831
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Service Directory
Representative
142-4321txt.310
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advert1.semen1s II you Reliable Lesha 2• 1-M29
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have a Ques11on about --trie legality of a mover •JANUARY SPECIAL• Home Repa IS & lmptOYt'
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REPAIRS atter Spm/wknd EXP oR.AHs MAN OOES l HAULING SERVICE 1.0 .... ('~! rates c , •J4650
AT ~O EXTRA CHARGE PLANS ONLY TO CODE Gata9e & var<! C1.,.,p~
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All t11tchen bu11t-1ns pro t .,_u , Ou1'l T' w ORt< FREE ~•NE OUAL ih 8AiNT•NG
reas •TOM 969-2353• EXPERT INSTALLATIONS £ST Mll\E 12. 'l:IS8 a s.m L1c=477•46 bonded Call 0\ RICMARO SINOR natt Ctl B ~ie • ~ R•ts 045-1608 tot p11ce Paul 548-8860 HHSittiaf
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CUSTOM Cabinets & De· E•ec 26 y•\ •a• "1gm• Dll• Pt•nl•"Q 96A-3837
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...._ ew.ry month, oen· Newaipeper ellP9rielioe print-out. StertlnO pey la eutlat wlpertlel or fu1 IOf'8I MCNtery. • ~ In perw: on selected models -.. end phone ... P'•'•""· tnterHt•CI 11,00"' hour plua .... clefttlle-722-Zlel .... uP r::J· Setery + ... \0-w eno the op. Pllftlea ""W "*"'" •,.. llltowence. • bOntoW .....,__ '° ltle1 a-..• ==;;mia~:Tc;:;; PGftUNtY fo+' actv•nc•· wrN or OOfM 1n end "' eome In to~ at: Jll•I 111.D P.M .T. cJo "9mu. ts4 l .,... • fl Cm ..... NAllOS
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of 06atrict ~'·you ~ ._ Piii co. M6n 1 yr, .. .., nuraary RECEPTIONIST tat• fir.... J-'-/r Ir:;; • • t1• ..,. . • wll be efglble tor. ..... exp'd. Salary 1900· Ar~'a ofc. Gd pttone •--7 an an .FulMedic*Co~age .... ~... • 11200. tnt.Mew by llPP' voa. Typing.+. FIT. . ... .., ........ n.. BiAUT.,VL SEL!CTION
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INTO o.nt.t.....,, ._......._..... .--~ .. 646-744, Cel Katl'lle 44-1044 WllTllll/WllTR 15 us.~....., X.VUS ~Elgiblllty after 90d•ys) _... --• UI .... .., It. Must N\19 cw for lul.:tl de-k1 7 ~ ctua..:r 1$ m. ..... ....., IMl7l :40~~ 11111. .............. lllml8 _.Tll•ITP/T livery .. rvlce. Eatab-~•lwlSl500Wlhei 1>~11t •.....,u-MONEY
(............., her l I PBX opwatOf ••Plwlll betWMn tern & 5pm M.f Boerd' c.. Home. pit 7 ~,,-..!!.:. Re--llthed rout• prewlded, 13900 080 540-Ml2 ~=II= m:: -·Ta yr I I ' -*-Of eel Betti t ... 2-4321 Oey Wk 3.-houn. Coeta llebll, °"' ..,,_ .,... oam-1pm Mott ttlru Frlt::---..-....... ----~~ So If you think you've got tr• n. year·~· r---205 • M•u. · 557-IUI or PHtence. Calf Joan $50-$80 CASH DAILY. Pets i L181J1 llil S.... 8eMce
140-1100
2900 Herbof'IMI.
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wftet It tale•. c•fl Beth at tor the ·tollowillQ l>C*-••1· 841-SOA Trout IS1-t2M LHl'l llTllll P-1 -L-i.... 842~4321 axt. 205. Or IUons. Wal1pe1aon, Room to -· -..
Wldreaumeto: Service . Coc.ktall MAINTENANCE TRAINEE llll•lllllTllT 979-07<17 breed w/our M ... O.R, 111•1111 ······~··············~·~
llllrl'lll Waitress. Cashier, ~ .. Tlll'RRDTUm C.N.A. 7a·3P 11p-7a WAREHOUSEMAN/ Papers req'd. 159-174' 1500 Auto Mall Dr.
Busperaon. Acly In pet'-Facility & equipment main-11p-7e. Light pt .... DRIVER• o+' Iv ~ enytlme at GARAGE SA-lE ..........
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son Surf &. and Hotel tenance man. mectlanlcal N.w facllfty b9Mftt1 A081C EAR FI T H.B. Must IPMk & 47<1·2033 xt 7228 Santa Ana
l555 So. coa:.,~ay. aptitude. & gOOd driving good pay. C0untry Club RET~l. :e E NIG:rs • writ• ftuJnt englllh. Start I 55 Frwy at Edinger
Laguna ~ord req"d. For inter-Conv Hosp. 20382 Santa ::T & ~~N $3.50/HR +$ '~4~/~H~r ~~oo~E.~ 119~7~-1~0~73~1~~~~~~,Ili • IPll l .... lt'i that time again! Make wre your garaoe HOUSEl<EEPINO/LNDAV vtew ca~ Uoyd Tott_,. Ane Ave. Santa ~na COMM 5<18•75 15 ~ •• sole Is a wcceu by. od,,_rtising in classified .
lfWNl.TlllTILtllllL• Bar~·1~_!;~~trol -Heights. 5•9-30e1. . Sales · w.!I':~ ~~15~/!t ov no • • nt re ~~r~ ~~rl Start y<>Yr od two days before th• sole to
Appllcants must have re-_ E.O.E. IPIUTll laJ .. rr.I E1eper.only, vehicle a household of fUrnishlng & attract the most buyers.
liable car. prool of In-•842-3030• MECHANIC Moto+',..,...le & Immediate opening, dey ... ,.••• •s . must Cell 953-2052 applianc9$. IBM c:orrect-i~~--11111~~~~~ surance. OMV 1;mnt·oot . -·-operator. exp"d pref'O -•-I W Ing Selecirtc, typewriter. MBZ '64 220SE·COUPE and valid Calllornla Oriv-Jet ski. Experienced with bul wltraln Newport FIT P/TmuetNV9amln. 2 _,.,.eat lat· Sat Fe~ t3. 8-3 21372 MINT COND. New pelnt, ~ License · JOURIEYIAI own tools. Coste Mesa Beach 6'4-7050 yrs e,wp. Newport Beach SS31 Brook~rst. #822 (See shocks, etc. S 10.000
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erea Phone 6'2-8870 area. Finest On111 St0te. ~ Spray oOfldo's) 968-3416 080 Owner 875-7777 .... PRESSIAI Ill• NSI II.Ill Cell M·F 9-5 Mr Wells Personal secreteryfo+' Pri-. 5678 ----M'a'-' Oranne Co~M"" Mec:hanlc1 helper, own G _.. _.... a ntlaJ 7;."0111 . vete party. Profeselonal Tr1a1 1tiea r-· • v , toot9; f:orO 0as t~k re--o.....__.u••-u-•JA.ll ~--and'ex ien<*I Jenftlfer·flPiiiilii""iliipii~--... -
Hotel needs enthus1as11c. The Orange Coast Daily pair . MacGregor Yachts Hoors 8-5 5 deys I week ••• -673 8,:: II
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Mii ,,.,,., to bring rtew Pilot is seeking an ex-1631 Placentia CM Cell 1714) 549-1157 -• _:.:..::.:· ::,:.:_ _____ ~":-::-;""'"!:"i-::00--:~--
energy to our special 1>43rlenced 4 color Offset Part Time Elll 111 llSI ........ I• • ....,
Merketlng Oepartment Joorneyman Pressman. lllllAL Fiil lfflll Ten People 10 do office llME II •ercua.U. 38' 1931 Fellows and
Prior sales or PR ex-We heve ..n excellent IMMEDIATE opening Dr. promotions lull or part F••/YI TUIEI Stewart Rare end one of
perienee a plus Bui will benef its paclr.age Otflc• fl t exp. In billing, t 1 me 9 • m . 5 pm -•kind! EnciOMd fo+'Ward
Ira.In Individual with right $l2 21/Hour Contact. typing. selary negoilable 9am-lpm l pm-5pm. No Mlllng required call pilot house. Sedan
attitude end personality tr.14)142, .... 211_. *Cati 847-3771 * 5pm-9pm ·Mey earn,...: 18181377_4591 $50. WASHER $50. CAN cruiser Teak hooH end Start et $14,000 PLUS \1 ._ •• ... DELIVER 650·0248 saloon Cedar hull
benefits. Appty 1n person 313 I .... , TreJ ...... t~ S lO~Hr M~t II ~ave SHAKLEE DISTRIBUTOR-leave message Hauled to working Boat
1045 W Katella i~50 ' FIT general o!floe duties ~38~8n6/0::· •~Poi~ SHIP now evelleble. E•-PORTABLE Dishwasher. Yard in Cotta M ... tor
(V.atencia Benk Bldg I DIHJ• Pillt Busy medi cal lab ment ctusive line of consumer Call 645•0627 eve or restoration. Mutt see. 111 -======::::;::== let U1 ..... Y• Orange. 92667 Pleasant working con-__ products. generous 642_4321 )<316 daya $3.000 takes. Owner PlmlTITllllll!
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dillons. Call In AM bonus & Incentives. For MAKE OFFER• . needs to sell ASAP. Cell Toomuchcuhdown7
640-0140 PASTE-UP rntervtew call 775-8095 -anytime f114t645-0&2'1-tene-'-79or-newttr MBZ •lllAl lfOfn.ST SECRETARY .......... lrJer CLASSIC ·59 28' CrulM-Compereourlargelelect. Sell Y ,., Prettrtyl
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A NEED? , ..... , St. Busy phones. HPeflence ARTIST .,,.. •••••n .A~~~ngeowg~~s86~~ .. t! A-long Cbn Cruiser. twn --· 0.,.A..C ... TS
lleod 1he class ·,t ... l r 1qf' Ctsta .. .., CA 12121 only Fashion Island (30 hour week) tlitllls wtth __ -Ford 6·s. compl restored. _.._
d · , 644-7848 Detail-oriented with • word-P!'ocesli"". Some , •u• roomy. Must see t~ ap-dial MERCEDES on you re \v'» ·o good sense 01 design 1 Telemerketl~g ... F•r•ll•rt ...,14 pre<:S15K9bo650-5732 12 1317 14)637·2333
experienced in high vol-perlence. 848-77<15 * I PC llM• llJ TRl·HULL 18 FOOT 5 F~ =:-:;.~Blvd
If you're 10 or o lder. a job as a newspaper
carrier might be 1ust your size. Just send in
this coupon or call. 642-4333. Routes are
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ume production. Wllllng -Oak finish never uied Tandem trailer, x·nnt con----~--
to train highly motivated --mlfflllll $l99. 84o'.8733 • dilion, inboard/outboard PORSCHE "76 912E for information
& surprisingly
low cost.
tnd1vldual PAYDAY EVERY FRIDAY -~500 546-0362 red/tan. air. 5 spd. local
(714) 774-3737 6' VELVET CORDUROY ·-garaged olasslc $121{
211410••· Ste ;;1Uipu ... I
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••---.,,.,... sofa. tan. 1 royal blue vet-lemict S.•i,.nt 646-1264 or 642:9666 _ _.,, -• vet corduroy LIA chair. I 1~ 71..,. --
lmmedlale opening. Pert Best offers. 646-3024 • 1n ,.,. WMt Ad Help?
time weekends only. Ten se power Evlnrude 642-5678
Huntington Beach etea Black Lacquer .col tbl Mt+ outboard Runs great! r==:::=-::--:::-~::-:-=-:....:-:+..=~~~;;;;:;:=~=:::;;:;;;:;;;;;:;;;;:=:..
733--0<1-45 or 536--8868 On Bdrm White Le<:Quet $300 OBO Call days Ptltl.IC NOTICE P\8.IC NOTICE pier group qn bdrm Blk 675-6915 __ ......;....;..........;..;.....~--~-......;...::::;=.::;....:.;::.;.;:;::... __ 1--......;.;.;;;.;;;...._;..;.;..~~------Sllftll TIAml lrthr sola • lvseat Con-_ K ma NOTtCI TO ot Orange County lWill r~ Payroll bl I t II' /"'--L /It .. _ ................ of c---· ---'ve ............... up to 2.00
FILL Tl.E Cu.I Full or pert time avallabte. tem ue so a sec ,,. -•• MIJt ._._"' ....... _. _.-""" _,...,""' Must heve mechanical Country oak din aet • 7122 .,_,,...... ~operty aULK TMN8fl9' PM on the I 7th day of F.ri-UllWIT aptitude. electronic tool china cab All •Int, 6 rno · et f'mr....... llece. ,., .. ,.,. ruary. l988, at tfle Pllfchn-
repelr, $5.50/P'!r to start old $350-$14001973-0653 •RY STl™E .... No A132108 U.C.C.) lngOfflce ofaaldSchoolDia-lllPL"911T ••cs R ET --• in the Suoer•or COuft ot Notice ts ,,.,,by g1'Alf! to trioct, l~tad at 2985--8 Bear .... TlllTY m 64~29~9 ING Hide-A-Bed. reCiyner , IOlTSLIPS• the Staie ol Calllorrtl•~•or credltora of the within Street, Costa M .... CA
other furn low price, Cell the County of Orange named transletor(sl 1hat a 92626. at wfllch lime _N ld
Statewide S & L is Hetling 650-38 l l afternoon Oe Anza Bayside Vlllage In the Matter of the Estate bulk 1ranater is about to be bids wltl be publicly opened
an md1vldual with basic lllP•llAllC/ 300E CoastHwy.Newpt o l IRENE GERTRUDEmadeonpersonal property andrHdlor
payroll knowledge Learn /Wiii..... RATTAN/WICKER King·s Sch Call M-F 9am-4pm 8AKER. also koown as here!naf1er described WALK-IN FREEZER
computized payroll & au Must be punctual. depen-chair Good condition (7 141 673-1331 IRENE G BAKER. Con-The names and bu.slness All blda are to be In IC·
aspects of personnel tor dable, have e gOOd drlv· Call 645·0627 eve or •o• S servalee addreues ol thi! intended cordance with Cond11100.s.
600· employees GOOd mg record. $6/Hr some 642-4321. X316 dys. • llE·TIE No11c11sherebyg1venthat transferors are BON-tnstructlona and Spacl·
cler.icat & typing skills overtime. beneflts C.M MAKE OFFER• Balboa Island Near Ferry the undersigned will sell at TREVAGE TAN. INC . 3 llcatlris which are on file In
req d Computer exp a construction •• sa•t h ..,. 673· 1440 Private sa1e to lhe highest Jamestown Irvine. Call· the ottlee ot the Purchallng
1 F . 1 11 must ..,. -naug ooac .,.. . and be$1 bidder. subject 10 lorn1a Olrector of said School Dl•· Pus or more in ° ca 645-7811 deys. $900-$400 OB<i! Sid 33 offshore mooring. 1ust confirmation ol se1d Su-The IOcailon m C•lllornta trlct 2985-8 8Mr Street
personnel 17 14) $32-72 l8 963·8004-Eves Mike Mhgy.col Ible & 2 end overhauled Make offer pertor Cl1Url, on or attar the of the ch,.I ••ecutlve ottlee Cosia Meu. CA 92626. ' WESTERI Te.c:hers Aide Pert Time tbles & Misc 556-0832 or Owner 6 l9·564·3778 18th day of February. 1988. or princtpat buSiness oftioe Each bidder mu1t submit
Fl.A.CIAL or Full Time to work et eves.5402235 Boat slip/side t ie, 50 It • at the office ol WILLIAM W of the 1ntltnded traf1sferor •s a bid deposlt In the torm ot a
private pre-school in OAK BALL & CLAW table 16 ti West Bay-Ave SOUKUP, ESQ . •01 Civic aame es above Certified or CHhlef'"a Check
S'yl.lis IA.I Irvine Competltivf with 4 atmchalrs & 1 leaf Balboa Peon.sole. No live Centat Drive West. Suite All othef t>Yllneu namu or• 8ond equal to bve Pl'· ,_. 7 14 786-7494 S 2 f 675 245 703. Santa Ana. CA 92701. and addreSMS used by tile cent 1s•f.l of the arrount of wa.--• $495 P~nasonlc Con-aboard 1 I I • 1 Coon1y ot Orange. Slate of lntel'ded transferor w1th1n the 81d. made payable to tfle
E.O.E. Telephone Sales cept 3 ~1crowave/ Shp Avail-No live Aboard Cahlorma all the right. l•lle three years tut years tut ordel'ot the ~t·Mau
PEST CONTROL llEEIYT Convection oven $375 Up to 32' $330 a.nd interest ot said Con-past so tar as known to the Unified School Oiatrlc1. In .... ,_ ••• 854·658 t Side Tie 10 25' S220 servatee and au the right, Intended tranafarH are the eveJ\t of fallufa 10 enter .,..I nn; -NI TIAll IOEI SITISFIEIT OFFICE DESK WOOd 6 SWALES ANCHORAGE !Ille and interest that or Hid none Into such Contract, the EJt.P crewman neeaep. • · Conservatee acquired by The ~•I artd buS1neu proceeds oMhe Check Wiit be Construction background Eern up to drawers. good cond. Daily 9-5 548• t50l opera11on ol law or other· addreu of the 1ntancs.d tort81ted to said ScMOI Ola·
nee Good OMV W1ltlng to $ 1000 /WI S 100 OBO all alte< 6pm iliac. TrHl,.rtitita wise other than Of In ad· transleree(1I ,re· Miriam trlct ol Orange County. work For lnter;iew call· or Iv mesaage 673-92<17 d1t1Cn lo that ot said Con· Dahan and Ztpora Yarkonl, A Pertor~nce Bond may
oy Peters or Lloyd Tot-p I • .._ ... / servatee. •n and 10 alt the 2566 C San Clemente Drive be ntqulred at lhe diteretlon
ten (7 14) 545.5570 Beat beach by noon. ilewTt,11"'111 ..... ._,_ IO certe1n personal property•101, ·eos11 Mesa. Catt· oftheOlsl!IC\
Barden·s Pest Control •E-Z Hours W/bo• Lu•urioos, never ScMttn 11 s11ua1ed In the Santa Ana. tomla 92626 No bidder may withdraw
E 0 E •No Nlghtt/Wknds used $295 840-8733 1914 Kawasaki GP2 750 County 01 Orange. State of That 1he property Peftl· l"s Bid tor a period of li•ty
_. _ _ __ •S7/Hr training +comm IOI SOFA"°bed high qual fOK or'lginal miles excel-California. partteularly de-nent hereto 11 described 1n (601 d•ya after the date Mt
P/T PERSONAL ASSIST •Casual lun atmosphere lent cond Mull ·see 10 sc"bed as follows. 10-wll gencHal as Tann1rig Salon for the opening thereof
For busy exec Computer COSTA MESA 548.-6919 Bed never used Wall a reciate Helmet & Promissory Note payable and is located at 3744 S The Board ol Eoueauon ot
up pref'd $6 75 hr star1 WESTMINSTER 895-5082 Hugger Recliner Must PP in 1 ded S2'iOO 10 Barbara J Carlson. aa Bristo•. Santa Ana, Cati-the Newport-Mesa Un1flecl
720· 1566 LAGUNA HILLS 582-3647 sell Offer 650·3765 Lee ~o~i8' f c4 u 530 2048 Conservator of the Estate ol lorrtla School District raMrYeS the
•--------__ QUEEN SIZE BED _a_a ter pm · Irene G Baker, Con-The 8u11nMa name uMd right to retect any or ell Blda
Hobby I
• sts·. Mattress boll sp. rl~ & Tnacb . H35 aervatee dated July 3 1986 by sald transferors at Nld and not nec;enarlty accept • In tti.e orig1rtal amount ol tocauon is BONTAEVAGE the lowest 81d and to waive I r am e S 130 0 0 · HEAVV DUTY Sth WHEELll36.SOO-t>ear1ng interest at TAN any 1nformtllity Of irregulerl·
find the equipment and Supplies 969-9960 ASSY FOR PICl<-UP 10Ye. payable $392 24 per That Nld bull\ translet' 1s ty In any 81d r.c.ived.
you n eed in classified. QUEEN SIZE MATTRESS TRUCK CHE AP 1 month. continuing urtlll June intended 10 be consum-Each bidder lhell be a & BOX OU 1 LT ED 548-0346 9, 1993. at which l•me the mated al the offlc:;a ol NOR-11 c en sed cont rector
BRANO N.EWI $155 --ent11e unpaid balanoe ol RIS & ASSOCIATES. INC . pursuant to the 8ualneaa Cell 846_4293 · Yul "41 pr1nc1pa1 and Interest Shall •570 Campus Drive. Sull• 9. and Prolestlc>ns Code and
1 F .1 II be due artd payable"' full in Newport Beach. Callforn1a be l1Cenled In the fotlOWing
SOLID maple dining room M If• YM I· 1 one balloon payment. ae-92660 on or after March 1. claaslflcatlons: ~-.l8
set w/hutch & 6 onairs Air. Power Steefing, Auto-cured by llfSI Deed of Trust, 1988 A walkthrough hu been
MUST SELL Belt offer matte • •'Int oond Must on an undivided 18712634 This butt.: tranaler IS sub-aclleduled 10< F9bruary 9.
650-3765 Lee sell (2H33838) 1nteretl In and to Lota jeet to Cellto.-nla Uniform 1988. al 10-00 AM Contrac-
SOLID OAK Bdrm set,
dresser. chest. hdboerd,
nite stand, mirror. Must
sell. OBO 650-3785 Lee
11 "I 4,5.6 7 and 8 and South 5 Commercial Coo• Section tors are to m.t with MlctlMI
t Feet of Lot 3 au 1n Block 85 6106 Kearney. Malnt~ Oi-
ot the town ot ~anta Ana The name and address ot rector. at 2985·A Bear
East the person with whom StrHI For more lnlor-THEODORE
ROBINS
J .. J.-. MIS FORD
• •<,), • n1 ,io "I • l'
more commonly known claims may be fllecl 11 Norri9 mauon. caff (7 141 55&-3390
Ir 1001 N Fntneh Smiet. a-·Auocla1et. lne:: 4510 ids wit! not be accepted
Santa Ana CA, API •9 Campus Drive. Sulla 9, New· from oont~t.Ofl not attend· Terms of sale c..,, 1n law-Pof1 Beech. Gallfomla--92.MO Ing thlHWelllthfough
taurant equipment ful money of the Urtftad and the las1 day ror filing ltlWftORT-•IA UNI· r,)~TA ~f \A , l ~ l(l!f! •l1Ctlln•••
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t C II lo 1 f Stal~s on confirmation of claims by any cradllO< anell NO ICHOOl MTMCT .. ~~~~n •stove~ h~!~~ be. ...... JiJi Nie Ten per cant ot amount be February 29, 1988 at 6!00 ~ c.MJ, c...,,. a.
f . 5 0 ...... 2 bid to be deposotad with t>ld P M. wtllch is the bulJIM8t lteGliar ~ IMrM-
nge etc. 4 ·ovo Cen you buy Jeeps, Cara. Bids or otters 10 be 1n writ-dey before the cONUrnrn• .., (71'b' -.a17
$3000 STEREO, Sacrlffoe 4 x 4'a Seized in drug Ing and will be r11Q81ved at tlon dete IJ)eClfled 1bove. DATE : JanullfY 21. 1988
for only $1000. zenith I ralda tor under S 100.007 the 1t0fenld onloe at any Dated J~ 29. ttl8 Pubttlhed Ofenge Cout
Color TV. VCR. 2 aalt • Call for facts tod•Y· time "1ar the tlrst Pvbll· ..,.._. ~ ~· Dally Pilot F9bruary 2. 9.
water aquatk.lml, ref rig .• I 802·137·3401 Ext 808 cation hereof and before Yartt...e, ......... ,,... 1988
gr•pttlc Ille cab Smith I ... dataot Nie ......_ T051 Corona etec: tvi>ewritef .... .,., WIUIAM w. IOUIUW. P\lblllhed Ofenge Co.111=========
548-1945 A 'CU RA ~:::' :. ~~~ ~= Dally Piiot Febfuery 9. ~~~~ RECYCLE •AMERlCAN Indian ftam• ~ _ lanta Ane, Callforftla ---------•
wentact!t rug,, baskets. 12101• Attorner fer •-.,. llftTMOt through the IUT lllU YIL• aAMARA '· CAM.aott. --"---""'--......;'~---•l-:«~,~~'fr~~:&a J~~~!>:11: ~~ur."~e~ ct::e::: J CARLSON. ::~rr.=:,. c~:!~~I~~;.,
BABY CLOTHES Liit• ,.,._,, we'll beat It ConMJC valor ot the Estate ot ~ ICttOOl . Turn un .... a.nt-"'
Baby furniture. Olrl'1 OUAAANTEEOI l8'd OflMfllalee DllTNCT .,., ""'
Clothet newwn to aoe ...... •-• Publllflad Orange Cout NOTICE IS HEAf8Y /t.,,,. /ntO
18mos.. 722·9707• OU S -Olllty Ptlot February 6. 9. 15. GIVEN that 1"8 Board of m~ ........ toda~f 1001 AIL T .. N.B, 1tU Edu01ti0n of the Newport-_.._,
flee: w..,_l dryer · lll•ll'JI 'JllllU MT247 M ... Unified Sct1oo1 Olatrlct C ..
:eB'.9 brw recliner •• 11 -,..---------------------------
efee. :::' ~fr~1 ··.~p SterllnrJJ S2000 090 179-4645
EHtciae blk• • -.nt-B ..
t>oard ISO. ctreaMt seo. IWI I ~:~ = 1:.fg'"• °' ··-IUQt
HIGHCHAIRS. PLAYPEN IEIT IEIL
NATURAL OAS B80 148-1 ...
'PAllf BARCELONA l6'0JAM90AEEAOAO Ct1AIAS ....... stn "--7 0 ..,_, •va•weeec
blended Servtce·Houra
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Dally Pilot 11 ~ to an-~• NW~nowav811-
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We .. now KARCH the
name fOf you at no u"• ~ and ..... lO" the tllM and the
trio to IN Colltt ~ ...... Ana Then. of c:;owr ... .,._ IN
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NOltCI II HIN8Y GNaN t1W1 e ....... ....,..,. ._.._._....end_.• I.id Ofl .._ 11t -of
Metdl.1 ........................ l 1flNllOt ...... •ltl a11f..,,....IO~nl111
of .. l'l llt!Drl• COdt ol ...... ol c.mor-. ....... 0 I IPI Dlllrtct No. IN al ... nine~
WMW Dleertae .... ....,.. a1 .. n••111 IO ........ ol ................. '*"'°' .. P'Dll a 1••1 of
....._ornoc..-..au1111r._.o1._..._,,.,.. .. .,......,. .. ..,,..a1en.MO.OOOINlbe
............... for hpwpaeo....-1n .. ptCIP08ltion .............. In~ whlctl
bor'4ie lhel be,_..... frOft'I 111111wienta to be Mted 8nd coleCted uoi..i1hietv upon lencN .._ the
-~ Dietilct. •
The'**"*' Mer.,_... et• r• '11 '-'*to....., lwoMt percent (12%) per annum, the ectuel time1 of~ to be d1t1 n ..... upon ...... .__,
The belate i..s M .. .-:tton lhel be In IN fotm Pleecll'tbed by Sec110n 3S 1oe of the Wat• Code ol
-St• of CellforM.
On the blilota to be UMd at IN electlOn. In addltlOn to MY ott. matt•• requited by laW in.re lhalt be
prtnted IUbetanUely the folowing:
....WZS MT •TllCT MO ... OP
W WM WA,.. •TllCT
.. cw. ... -..cTIC*
?IARCN1,-
To vote, etamp acroee(+)ln the voting equet9 after the word "YES" or •ft• the WOtd "NO". All mark•
othenutee made .,, forbklden. All dletlnOUllhlnt "*"' .,. ~ and melle the belk>t void
"IN wr°"9'1 mertl, ...,, Cl!' deface tNa bellot. return It to IM Alglatrw of Votl't and Obtain enother
YES
NO
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Orange Cout DAILY PILOT/Tuesday, February 9, 1988
NOT1CI Of ILaCTION
NOTICE IS HEMBY OIVEH tti8l a ....... aleCtioft 1'181 been CaMld and lM be he6d on the 111 day of
Matctl, I .... wNch elaction.,_ be aft a1-m•1" bellot electjoft ~ purw1 to Section 2'$1 I 1
of IN ElaclAone Code of the ..... ol Celht"'8. ......,, lmcwov.nant DllUtct No. 212 of the Irvine ~
Water 06ltrlc1 fOf the .,.,,,_. of ...... II to IN YOMtt of the lmiprO'<lllftll'lt oi.tflc1 ttie prOC>Qeition of
Whether or not generei a' .... a • .... of ._ .,,.. owamei it Dlettlc1 In the amount of SSt. 10 1,000 "'-II be
authorlied and latued. for the llUtPGM ac-.ct In tfte proooeltlon hereiNfter Mt forth 1n tht1 nota. which
bond• "'811 bl payeble ttom 1111117*'itt to be~ and c:o-.cted l>IClllll..,.iy upon land• wttnln ttie
Improvement Diet rlc1.
Ttie bond•.,,_.. bear lnlereet at a rate or, .... not to uceed twetYe pere.nt I 1~'-1 Pet annum ttie IC1ual
times of payment to be detet rNMd upon ttJe .-ltwreof
Ttie t>ellota utld 11 the election It*' be In the form preeerlbld Dy SectiOl'I 35106 of the Water coo. of
ttie Stitt of C.ilfornla.
On ttie ballOtl to be UMd at the election, In addition to any ot'* matters required by law there lhall be
printed aubatantlally ttie fo!lowing: •
OPACIM. llAU.OT
..WO~ Dlel'MCT NO. m O*
IMNm UNCH WA~ IMSTMCT
... CW. 80ND IUCTIOet
llARCtt 1, -
To vote, ttamp a oroea ( t ) In ttie voting acauar• after ltie word "YES" 0< after the word "NO~ All marks
other#IM made are forbidden. ~ dlltlnOU6thlng m.,kt are f0tblddln and m&ke the baJ101 void
If 1hl wrongly mart!, tear. or defeoe tNI belk>t, return h 10 ttie Registrar of Voters and obtain anothef
BONO PROPOSITION: Shel the !MM Ranc:ti Wat• Dtetrlc1 ~an
lndlbtedneee and lllUI oar-at Oblloatlon bonds fOf ·1mpr~1
Oi1tr1ct No. 282 thereof In ttie amount of 159.101.000 It 1 mulmum
Interest ra11 of twelve percent ( 12%) per annum, to acqulfe It'd
con11ruct work• and flcilltlll for ttie ~Ion. trMtment and~·
of sewage end ttie 1torage and dlltrlbut10n of reclaimed water,
Including dams, 11MtVOin, ltorage tanec1. trMtment facffl11ea. pipll.
pumping equipment and .. nee 1111ry equipfMnt It'd property thlr•
fOf, acquiring fundt to fultll oontrac1ual commitments to C*'fY out the
powws It'd purpoeea of ttie o.trlc1 cont~ In contracts. lndudlng
YES
NO
Ml.IC ROTICC
<Ml'ANOI COUWT't 3 I I Ar~la County at Lot ~...,._ COUltT A~. State ol C .... Otl\I•
CAii llC), 81.tM 1M all 11\e tlgflt lllle IM lf\1--~l A IM TIPP U•ITID OI .. td ~IMO •I lhe lllM
All'MA&. T CO 91C o4 death ~ al lft9 ttgftl
D I P ( N D A N T • Ill~ ltld lllt.,..I INK IN ..
T AMIUTDJt cowa~uc-, ... o1 u;o oec11uo 11.a
TIC* CO . ..c:_ IT AL acquired by ooerttion ol ,, ..
NOTICI ~ or Oll'iet'MM othel lhan or If\
......... L •• •All eOOlhon to '"" Of MIO 0.. 8~ Vtrtut ot 11 writ ltwo<I C41.t.Md, •t ,,,. lime ot 0 .. 111 on Jvly 1 1981 ,,. m11 •hO•• 111 •nd 10 ell lti. c;ertaln reut
de119nt11!d CouH UPo'\ 1 P'®t!'IY t1!11t•f><I 1n City 0( JVCIO~t t• l~t'd APRIL :>O l &Quf't 8"cll County
1987 1n '••O' 01 tu<IO~• O.af\99 State "' Ca1110'"" t•t>dtlortii U NITED PM'ICU!atlydetel•~MtOI
I ASP'1AL T en •NC <'flil IOWI tO-wtt
aoe•nSI tudOmf'nl 0.01c;•m Thel oe>t1•on ot 81« ~ 3' TARNUTZE~ CONSTRlJC Trect No !1 16 P~ >41U
TION CO IN(.. and f M Of Place per map •eeo<d.cl 111
I
VHOPMENTC.O ~·no • Boote 17 Page •9 ~·Mia
"•' 1>011,.ce 01 S:>J 019 49 C9ilane<kJS M191 r9'0•ds ot
ac1u .. 111 Oul' on n •d 1udg Or1nge County II follows
"~"' o• "'• c;,,,. 01 me ,.. Parcel No 2 Beg1nn1no •• ~u•nc• 1 w•d ""' 1 n114 • pOlnt HI the Wetlerty tlntt ol ~ • ..., .;l>("• "" "91 1 111~ 1n<1 •••d Blocic J d•tlant ""''ltO" 'I•"'•'"'' o• ,. o ·•OQ"'~' N9'1h I 10 Eu t 160 09 dl OIC• ~ • lht' p•C>t>"''' r 1 ... 1 lr()nl I~ mo.I Soul-I•
111' Cou• 1, ,1 Ot•• >" 'ii'•'" to'""' ot tal(I BIOC~ 3 •n<I
"' r •~lorn• d•v• t.....i ., •ul\r\lng '"*"' SOU1h 111
loll•"'' !JO East •0 61 I.et tl'\40nt&
C.QMMfAC: AL l ANu J[ S l\llh •3 '16 f HI 67 17
&!~'-•RF<, ~ ~Oll0"'!'-lttl 10 1 point 1n 11111 ,,.,..,, l•f)Rl1(•N ()! 11 Southanl"'I) h11• ol 1o&10
0 1 ',.f N •AV' 'RA< • 810• > 3 d111.,nl ll'll!feOr
AS s .. O.r.N r,,. ,. MAP A( "+om• '6 ?• EHi 1!>0 811
c f)Ppro N ar,n .. w •~• t•om 1i.e most Sou1~1
PA',r ., o r !)£ f ,.-HE C.0<''"' 11'\fo<eol ll'lenctt •IOng CO .. t> o~ r. s ANGf .ES u. 0 Soulht Hltll)' t.nf'
• ;ia( • NO •t.t .-.s N"t '6 '' EHi •!> i'S
S••fl"'" r:-. A """' RE . 1..-1 ,,. me 1>eQ1nn1n9 <•1 •
(.. ll' f '• fl f)o< ;>;> C.•J• '"' t1ngt>nl tOnCl•e
p,. , r • (' f v <; Sr.,.111,.at.tedy i»nd "'""19 •
C:! "'•f l) MAO<, R( ••O•US ot ISJ9 O? IMI 11\enc.f'
(. >R( < r;r nt:1 ANGflN"''"flt1trly 1lono ~il•d c;, ) ,,. ' At 11 ORI< " D! C11•v•• trtrouon I C0:'11•>tl
!> tl !:If' AS FQl~OWS eno• ot 3 ?309 "01\
BOHO PAOPOefTION; SNll IN IMM Rend! w.-Olatrtct lncUt an
lndebtadnw and-. oar-at o~ bonds for Improvement
o.trtct No. 214 tMreof In .. amount of tt2,5t0,000 at. meidmum
.,,..,_ rate of lwoMt percent ( 12%) per ennum, to ecqulre and
eonatruct wcwti• and fadlltJel for IM colectlon, treetment and dlepONI
ol eewaoe and the et«aoe and dlatrttMIOn of 1edelmed weter.
Including """'· ,...., won, etoraoe tank1, trMtment tac11tt1ea. plpea.
~ equipment and .. MC 111 lrf equipment and property ew.
for, ecqulring tundl to fulM cont~ commitment• to C*'fY out the
PoWert and purpoaee of the Ollertct contained In contracts. Inducting
~actl wlth oetw.99911dea, .. In accordencewlltl tbePl9n.ot.WorU
for lmpfovement Olatrtct No. 214? --~O~~~ wtthttie Planof Work1
for Improvement C*trlc1 No. 282? ,.
I Al«' ( "'S $'1(1WN O•i A I•• <tt 'I •9 !>8 l~t IC tr.fl
,., ... ~ ~ .£0 ,, 800, tCJ ""' ·~l EHle<I~ cor.-"' '~·O
'" ,r' · ""::> 1 or 81 >e• l tt-e<><.f Nof1• '' r>.aRrr VA-P~ 1, "'~r r~ ~ ~~Xt '"°' ... l'r---
Baloe• muat be recetv.d by 5:00 p.m .• on election dey, eltber at IN omc. of ttie Aegietrw of Orange
County, 1300 South Gl'and AWNll, Santa Ana. Ca1Hor"'8, or at P.O. Box 11291, Santa Ana. Callfomla,
12"711.
Seid lmptO¥ement Oletrtc:t lheH conetltut• a llflQla '61c110n preelncl for ttie purpoee of holding the
lleetlon.
To be quaMftad Ma V01114nd 10 .:>1 entltted to vote at the elec110n. a pereon rnuat bl a hOldef of tit,.,
u ~ In 9ectl0n :M02t of the Wat• Code of the State of Oelltornla, lo land In ttie ltnp(cwement
Oistrtct. Each Y04er lhal heW one ( 11 YOte for Mdl doler'1 wor1tl of land to wtlk:tl he or lt1I hotd1 tlll• Ttie
IUt equallnd 111111ment boot! of the 06ltrtct i. conclUlt¥e e¥tdelice of ownerlNp and of ttie value of ltie
~ eo owned except mM In the ewnt an 111111ment1or IN o.trtct lf\al not heW been mact. and leYted
fort~ yw In wtlk:tl the '61c110n la Mid. the leat equalled 111111,,..,,t roll of ttie County of Or~ 11
conduelYe e¥tdelice of OWNJINp and of the vlllul of land eo owned. Every vot•. or 1'111 legal
repr...,..l•ttw. INY vote ...._ In per90n or by 1 l*90fl 641'/ appointed • Ns proxy. "Leg.i
repr...,..tatlve" mw. an offtdel of a corporation ~ land, and meens a guar~. 1xecut0t or
administrator of IN Mtate of IM "*-of tme to land wtto: (a) la fC)pC)tntld under ttie i.wa of this State:
(b) II entlttad to pa11111lon of the_..• land: and (c) la auttlortlled by the ac>POlntlng court to ex«ciM
ttie par1leuler rtgttt. prlvlage or lmmunfty wtlk:tl he Mall• to lllardaa. Before a teg.i reptlMl'ltatiw may
vole at ttie election, he muat pr9Mnt to the Board of Election a certlfted copy of Mid authority. which lhall
be kept anc:t Ned wtthln the r9tuma of tM lleetlon.
No appointment of a proxy lhall be valid. accepted, or a vote allowed thereon unleM It meet• au of ttie
followtng requlremente: (a) It la In writing; (bl It 19 eucutld by ttie pereon or legal repreaentetlve of ttie
per.ori wtto. In accorcNnc9 with IN pr<Mllon9 of Sec110n 35003 or 35003. 1 of ttie Wat• Code of the State
of Calfornla ... entlttad to"" voe.a for wtlk:tl the prOJIY .. glYln; (C} II la ad!~ or ":Mtlfted In
acc:orcNnc9 wtttl 9ectlon 2015.5 of the Codi of CNN Procedur9 of the State of c.Ntomi.: (d) It IC>ICJflea ttie
election at wtlk:tl It la to be UMd and la UMd onty at the elactlon ~: anc:I (•I It eh.ii bl on a form u
~ by the County Clertl meeting Ille abcWI requlremente.
Every appointment of a proxy la a revoc.b61 at the p11Mut1 of ttie person ••ec::u11ng 11 at any ume blfOf•
ttie person appointed • proxy en.ii 1'11111 cut 1 ~t reprM1ntlng ttie votn fOf wtlitl'l the appointment
WMgl\lln.
If two-thlrdl (213) ot the vot• CMt at ttie e61ctl0n faVOI' ttJe lauanc. of ttie hlfeln ~Ibid bond•. Mid
bondl lhall be IMUld anc:t eotc:t lor the purpoee Mt forth hweln
Ell~t • othlfwtea provtcMcl In ttie c.llfornl• Wat• Dletrtct i..w. DMllon 13 of ttie Water Code of the
State of Celltor"'8. lhl e61ctl0n 9"11 bl called. Mid anc:I conduc1ed In ttie "*'""provided In ttie UnlfOfm
Dtltrlcl EJecllon Law of the State of Cellfomia.
Thie notlOa II given pureuent to a reeolutlon of ttie Boetd of Dtrecton of lrvlne Ranch Water District
adopted on January 25, 1988.
NOTICE Of ELECTION
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN thlt a ~ lleetlon l'lu been c-'led anc:I wfll be hlld on ttie 111 day of
Marctl. 1988. wtl6ctl electlOn .,... be aft llll"""9lled balot election conducted purtuartt 10 s.ctlon 23511 1
of the Eleetlons Code of the State of Celtornla. wttNn ltnp(O\lement Otltrtc:t No 182 of the Irvine AMlCti
Wat• 06ltrict for 1"9 purpoee of IUbn'Mttlng to the YOtlrl of IN lmpt0"9menl Dletriel ttie proe><*flon of
wMther or not oar-at obllgatlon bonds of the lmptO¥ement o.tnct In the amount of 17 '.653.000 INll bl
authortzed and i.uect. for the purpoee lteted In the proPOlltlOn hltelnaft• set forth In thll notlc;e, wNch
bOndl IMill bl peyable from 111111ment110 be leYted anc:I COlleCied excluetvely upon land• wtlf\ln the
lmptowmant o.trlc1.
The bondt lheH beer lnter11t •'a rete or rat• not to exceed IW9t¥a pere«1I ( 12%) per annum. the actual
tlmel of payment to be Clet•mlned upon the..._ thlrlof.
The bllot• uMd at the election ltlall be In ttie fOfm preac:nbed by s.ctlon 35 toe of ttie Water Code of
ttie State of Cellforni..
On the balott to be UMd 1t ttie election. In addition 10 any other maUert required by •-ttiere lhell bl
printed aubetantlelty the tollowtno:
OfftelAl aAU.Ol
....Ovu.NT DtaTllCl "°· -°' IMNm RANCtt WA~ DtalNCT
U.cw. 80ND .ucnoee
lllARCtt 1, -
To vote, 1tarnp a oroee (~)In the voting aquar'I aft• ttie word "YES" or after 1tie word ""fO" All marks
ottierwtN made .,, forbidden. AK dlallnguteNng mert11 are forbidden and make ttie ballot void
"ttie Wfongty mant. ,..,, or deface Ihle ballot. retUl'n It 10 ttJe Regl1trar of Vol•• and Obtain snottier
BONO PROPOSITION: Shell the l!Wle ~Wat• Dlatrlc1 lncut an
lndebi.dneu and ..... genet9I oMgatlon bot* '°' lmptowemel'.)t
Otstrict No. 112 thetlof In the amount of 174,MS,OOO at a meidmum
lnt•eat rate of IW9t¥a percent ( 12%) per annum. to acqu6r9 and
conttNCt wcwtia and tldlmal for the ~. oollctlon, .corage
and '*trlbutlon of wet• and W8ter rtghtl, to .,_,.. the !MM AMctl
Wat• Oletrtct to uttta a weter IUPPIY fumlahld under the Stete Wat•
Reaouroea Development Syetem (~f known • the "State
Wat• Profeet"), lncludlng dame. •-won. Mor• tar1k1, treatment
facllltiaa. plpea. pumping equipment and .. '* 1111 y equipment and
praperty 1""9for. acqu1r1ng fundl lo MM cont~ commltmante to
any out .. power'I and purpoaae of .. Dlatrlc1 con4AltMd In
contr9Ctl. lndudlng contrecte with other egaildea, • In accordance ~the P*'I of Workl for lmpfowment Dlatrlc1 Ho. 112?
YES
NO
.._. ~ be receN9d by 5:00 p.m., on elactlon dey • ...._ at the Offtce of the ~trw of Orange
Cowtty, 1300 ~tti Gl'and AY9nlle, Senta Ana. c.lltorNa, or at P.O. Box 11218. Santa Ana. Callfofn68.
12711.
Sllld lmpO\lefNf'll Otetrtct "*' conatttute a ...... elactlon pr9Ctnet for ttie purpOM of l'lotdlng the
.-tion.
To be quallled • a ¥otet and to be entttled to VCMe at the ee.:tlon, • P9"IOI' mu9t bl a hotdlr of tttte.
• ,..,... lft 1ecttort 3402' of "'-WMW Code of tM ..... of ~ to land In the tmprQ¥Oment
Oletrict. bdl ~ lf'8ll Mlle OM ( 1) "°'9 tor eedl dOIOr'I WOf9' al land to wtl6ctl he or IN hOIOI tlUe. The
1111 .., 1111 d 11111 .,,.,, booll al .. DtltrtCt le~ .... IOI of owrMINp and of tfte value of the
land 10 °"'*' tllOIPC tftet In .. eweftt en 111111 "*''tor tt'9 oeoertc:t INI "9f Mlle been mede and tellted
for they-lft wt16ct1 the~ II I.id. ttle IMt eqi IAHd Mllll 11Mt rol of the County of OrMf9 le
OOliON ......... IOI al WilNIP end of tt'9 --al lend ea o-ned. lwery -.. or .... legal
,..,._,......, mey vote ..... In perw or by a perw ~ ....,_, ... • Ne prOJIY "lAVal
,..,._....,._ .. ,,..,,. en oMolet ol a COf'PO'.etoft _... IMd. end ,,_.. a ..... eucutor or
.,. ..... _,of .......... of ltle ...._of tMe to lend wMc fe> II 1PJ1 al !led under tbe .... of INI 818'e;
(b) le anWOd to 11a111111a 1 al ......... , lend; and fel le.,.,.._, by .. ...-..-._,,, to~ .. ,.,.,.., rtfht, P'MIOi9 or~ wtlWl l'le Malll IO .......... • ..... ~ 1NY
"°'9 ...... eleottOn. "'~..,_,.to .. IMrd of~ ........ OQlllrallMI ~. wtl6ctl ....
be kept end Mad ......,, .. ,..,,,. al .... alectlOn.
Ho...,. .. ,,..,,. of 1 prOllVMal bevoid,•c111t1d. or• vote ....... .....,.~",,.... al of the
tolowllll,.. I .......... (a)" le.Jn wrtllnt: (b)" .. -= .... by .......... or ..... ~ of -peraon who."' 80COl,.IOI.-.. pro.-.• al ldorl aid or 3IOOS. 1 of._ WMW COdt of.,_ ..... o1 ~ 11 ....... to M ...._tor wtl6dl .. ..,_,II IM": (C) It le ... .,, '119 d or .... lft
oooor•IOI--lec*" I011.I "" .. CodeolCMI.., a D .... al ......... c ........ felt" Ill I,. I -
alldOft .. .._ .... to ... weed .......... ~ ........... epeclftad, and(•)" ....... °".'°"" -
.... 'hd by M co...cy a.ti ...... tt'9 .-.. NCIJI •••• •
..,.,, 11•1•1tof•P'OllYll•raiwoara'llM .. ,.._..of8"per90n ... 6*"'Met~,.........,..
... per90fl 11111Di•llll .. prOICJ --.................. -....... ,,.,...tor Wf*" .............. , ......
........ Cll1)of ..................... ...., ..... --........... , ..... .... ..................... "'9 .............. ,
............ ,,,,,.lflft .. C •:a •4a-C*lrf:atLAM,~ tia1-.-o.. .... ---.-•C .. I .................... ..llRG llf._ .. ,_...,Q'11•1•1ft-~
D1rertot ....... LAM 9' ......... C •r .....
-.-•...-~•••111r·1 '°" .. ...._"°"• 1: ,.,..,...,___....,.. ......... ...,,, ,..
~---.... ..._ 8 1111 •Tl *»-----~=-'"'---·-
8aHot1 mu.t bl receNed by 5:00 p.m . on e6ec::Uon day. either at ttie Office ol tl'le Reg1ttra1 01 Oranoe
County, 1300 South Grand A....enue. Santa Ana, Callfom la, Of at P 0 Bo• 11298, Santa Ana Ca11IOfnia
92711. .
Said lmprO\llmlnl Dt1tr1Ct lhafl con1t11ute a ling .. e61cllon precinc:t lor the purpose ol !\Olding the
eteci1on
To bl ~fled •a"°'" arid to be entllled 10 vole at ltie e61c11on. a person mu11 t>e a l'l<>l<>er or 1111e
u defined In Section 3'°2e of ttie Water Code of ttie Stat• of California. 16 land 1n the Improvement
Olttrlct. Each vot« shell hive one ( 1) vote IOf MCtl dollw'• w<>r11'1 of lanc:I to wnich l'le or srie l'IOlds title The
lut ~Id 111 .. 1Ment b<><* ol the Otatrlct la conclultlll ~ of ownership and 01 11'\e val~ of tl'le
land to owned except thl1 In the...,.,, an 11Me1men1 for the 011trtct lhelt not have been made Ind leVleO
for ttie yea.r-In which ttie election la held. ttie la8t equalized uu11,.-.,,1 roll of the County ol Orange 111
conclullve evidence of ownerlhi.., anc:I of the value of lanc:I IO owned Evert votlH or l'l1s 11911
reprMlntatlve, may vote either In PlfJOl'I or by 1 person duly appointll<l as l'l•s pro,y ·•Legal
repr....,tattw" means an offlcl.i of a corporation owning Lanc:I, and meens a ouaro1an e~ecutor or
admlnlatr1tor of ttie eatate of ttie hotdlr of tltle to land wno (a) I• llC)pOlnlld un<ler the laws 01 thll Stlte
(bl I• entllled to poeuu'on of ttie 11t-1e'1 lanc:I, and tel le autl'lorlZld Dy ttie IOP()lnhng cou11 10 exetetM
ttie partlcul., right, prlvtlegil or lmmunlty wtlldl tie ..-. to Hl'ciM Before 1 legal repr4199fltat~ may
Yote et the lleetlon, tie must prMll'll to the Board of Elecilon a e«tlfled copy of said 1utnor1ty wtiich ltlaJI
bl kept and filed within ttie returns of ttie ellc110n
No appointment of• proxy ltl.il bl valid, ~led. or a vote allowed thereon unless 11 meelS all of tne
following requir1ment1: (al it le In writing; (bl It 11 executed by ttie penon or legal rep•nentauve of tl'le
perton wno, In accordanc. wttn the provlalona of Section 35003 or 35003. 1 of the Weter Code 01 the State
of California. la entitled 10 ttie "°'" for wtlldl the proxy 11 gtwn. (e) It IS lcilnowtldoe<' or cer1•tled m
accordan<» wttn Section 2015.5 of ttie Code of CMI PT~• of ttie State of California 10111 SQIC•I• tl'le
election at wtucn tt II 10 be UMd and le uMd only at the election IC>IClflld. end (•I II Shall be on a form as
IC)lcitled by lhe County Clenl meeting the above requirement•
Evwy appointment of a proxy la• r9YOC•ble at ttie plea.sure of ttie person exec::u11ng 11 11 any tome Delore
t!WI person appointed es proxy ttlall hlYe c•I a blllol repr_,hng lhe vo._ for wnoon me 1ppo1ntment
wuglven
If two-tnlrd• (2131 ol the vot• caat.at the elec110n favor lhe 1ssu1nc41 of the herein deK11bed l>On<ll Mid
bond• "1111 bl iuued and sold tor ttie purPOM se1 lorth """"
' Except u othltWIN prOYlded In ttie California Water District Law C>Ms;on 13 ol lhe Walat Code or tr.e
State of California. the electlon "1111 be called. fleld 1.nd conduct11<1 1n ttie manner prov>Oe<S 1n the Uniform
Otttrlct Election Law of ttie State of C1lllornla
This notice 11 given pursuant to 1 resolution of the Board ol Otrectors ol Irvine Ranch Wate1 Otstnct
adopted on January 25. 1988
NOTICE OF ELECTION
NOTICE IS HEREBY Gl\IEN that 1 special elec110n has been called and wtU be ~ on the Isl day ol
Match, 1988, wtllch ellc11on lhall t>e an 111-~ ballot electlOn conducted purst.111111 10 Section 235 1 1 1
of ltle Elecii<>n• Code of ttie State of California. within Improvement O.stnct No 18• or tf\f! •rv•'le ~ancn
Water Oistrlc1 '°' ttie SXfrpoee of submllhng to the voters of the Improvement Otstnet the propos.thon or
whether Of not general Obllgatlon bonds of the lmpr0"9metlt Ocs1r1e11n the amount of $79 065 000 Shall t>e
authorlzed and lauecl. fOf the purpose 11ated In the proposi11on hereinafter set forth in this notice wtilCll
bonds lhall be payab,. from aueumenls 10 be levied and collected ••elusively ue>on lands W>ll\m 1r.e
Improvement Oi1trlc1
Ttie bond• lh.il belt lnte<est at • rite or"'" not to Hceed IW91ve peroent 112•-.1C>9(1nnum tne actual
times of payment to bl determined upon the sale thereof
The bellot• ulld at the electlOQ lhall be '" the lorm prner•t>ed by Section 35106 ol lhe W11er Coo. or
the Statf of c .. 1forn1a
On ttie ballots to bl uM<I 11 INI etectlOn. in addltlOn to any othe< mailers reQuired oy I-there snau b4!
printed sub1tant1ally the fOllowlng
O*FlCIAL aAU.OT
.-..OVl•NT DtlTMCT NO. 114 Of
lltVM RANCH WA~ DtlTlaCT
9"CIAl aONO IUCTION
llAllCH 1, 1•
To vote, lltmP a croee ( .. 11n the voting ~•r• after the word "YES or after the WOfd NO All marks
othetWIM made a1e forbidden All distinguishing martls are forbidden and make the baJIOI vOtd
II the wrongly mark, 1 .. r. or deface tn11 ballot, return II to the Reg1t1r1r ot Voters and obtain anotl'>er
BONO PROPOSITIO"f Shill the Irvine FQnch Water OtstrlCt incur an
lndlbledlllN and 1uu. general obllg1tlon bond• fOf tmprovemen1
O.atrict No 18' tneteof In me am<>unl of S79.C>e5.000 at 1 maximum
lntlt"t rate ol twelve percent ( 124'1 per annum. to 90qu1re and
conetruct wortls and faclhtlel tor ttie acqultltlon. coltectlon storage
and distribution of water and weter rlghtl. 10 en11>te the IMne Ranch
Wat• Otatrlct to utlllze a w1te< tupt>ly furnished undef tl'le Stlte Wllet
AeeourClll ~t System (commonly •mown u the 'Stal•
Waler Projlcl .. l. Including d•m•. '9MFV01rs. 11orage tanks. trN tment
fecteltlll, pipll, pumping equipment and all ~ equipment I nd
property ther9'or, acquiring fund• to fulflll contractual eommnmenta to
carey out the poww1 and putpoeea of ltie Ol1tr-=t contained 1n
oontr actt, lnc:tudlng cont r 1C11 "'" h ot tier IQll Idea. Iii "' ICCO'dan<»
wltti the Pten of Work• lor lmpr~t Otatrlc1 No 1M ?
YES
NO
Belote inuet be recel\'ed by 5 00 p m . on e61cti0n day 11thlt ar lhe Otta of 1ne R901st•a• or O<~
County. 1300 Soutti Granc:I Avenue. Santa Ana. California or at P 0 Bo• 11298 Santi "n• C1111tor111a,
92711.
S-6d lmptovement Oteti'ICt ltlall constitute a 11ngll e61ct1on preo1net lor 1"41 OU<P<>M' o t l'ICMd•"Q the
electlOn.
To be~ M • voiter and to t>e enlltled to vote at the elecilon. a pertOn mutt ~ • ~· o• 1111e
11 Oeftned In Section S402I of the Water Code of ttie State ot Caltiorn.a to land in •~ •rno<o~t
Ollertct. Each voter lhel l'leW one ( 1} "'°"tor MCf\ ~ 1 wor1h of *'° lo wnldl I'll or ~ h<>lds MMI J he
•t ~ H II 11771911t boot! of the 0191rict la concfU9tve ~ Of OWMr1NQ and Of '"-•llue of the
land IO OWf'9d .. oept ff* In h ~tan 1t11111ment tor the Ottl~I shell not hive been made ano ~vted
tor ttie ~In wttlct\ IN eleCtion II hltd, the la8t equalinO ......,,,.,.., rOll of the Coun~ of Ori!~ II
~ e¥tdel1Ce of OMleflNp . and of 1M vafue ol lend IO owned Ewry VOt ef or hit legal
r8PIWt....._. INY vote ... In pert0n °' t>y a per.on ouiy ~led .. n.. pro~~ Leo••
ttlCM-ltotfve",,..... aft cMdlil of I eort>OfatlOn owNng land and~ A guardlet\ erf'CUIOI 0t
edmlnletretor of \fie..._ al tfle ...._ of title to lat\d wN> (a) 11 apoolr'li.d under tN ....., of 11111 Sta11
(b) .. entttted 10 "c I ll1Di'i al ......... ~. and (C) II auttlonNd by IN aopolntlng court to •• .,
the par1tc1Mr '1gM. PfMloll or ~ .....,. ,. ..-. to P:WCIN e.eor. • 111911 rap1.....,1a11,.. may
YO'I at the -.ctton. he ,,_... ~ to tM 9oer"d of £)eictton I cartlfted copy OI MilO 8Ul"°'*t -1'llCll at11U
be kept and ,.., ....., .. ,.,,,. al "" elec1lofl
Ho llC)pOlntment of a P'OllY-.. Ille W9111, ~'90. or 1 vote allOw.o "*""°" ~ It meels •" ot the tolowtlig requlrement9: (e) M 11 lft ..... (b) It la .-outed b)' ttJe per90n Of...., ,. .... 1ta1...,. of tl'le
peraon wtto. In ecccw-.""" ._ p1o'"*"•ofSectioft3$003 or 35003 ' of 8" Weler COO. Of the St1te
of Callornlia, 11 tntttted to .,_ .._ tor _..,, the PIO"Y 11 ~ (C) It II adlM I ~ or C*11fiied in
eccof•IOl wttti ~ 2015 5 ol .. Codeof CM~ of tr. S1Me of~ Id) ft ICMICiflM IN>
eloc1ton at wNcfl It la 10 be weed -.d • _... orly et tr. elec1JOft apac:Med and (•I It 11'911 bl Otl a to<m as
rpecMad by ttJe County Clortl ,..... .. ebO¥ll ~ ,
bsy ~ment of .~ ... ,. a DI, ...... ,.._,,.. OI.,. '*'°"....,..,." •• MY t"'tl l*or•
.. per.-""'°'"tied .. PfOtlY ........... MRot , ..................... wtl6ctl tM ~'"*'' .........
11"0 ... fll)tOI -~---~'9.ar "'9llOll I ioeof ................ ~ Miid .... ... .. loluld and IOld lot .. ...,._............ •
I 11•1 • ... a• p10;.._. II\ tfl9 C ... ,. W... ~ "-"· DMlol t3Of11'9 w .. Code of IN
..... f/IC.. 11111&. W. ~ lf'8ll ... ...._ l'llM -.d 001 • M II\._,,...... proA1111d II\ the unlOtm
011enr1 ....... L.9a Ol Wle ..... illf ~
TNa .... .,_, .,_..,... to•~ Of "'8 ..... of~ OI ir-.. "-'°' w .. ~
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' > • r '-•f 0 ,..;•, S<f r.o nt ",,.,.. Wflle•l\o 1•·• 1
"-"•P 1 1R Al\I(,( ~'O B•oc• ) 1n11nc;l' •· "'~ do ''' • A I R ... 1A "3•0 WM14'•1) l1'1f' <;oull ~
C-0"-''-'' r, • • M)V\N AS 10 W!'SI )2 lefll 10 1'1• P"""
SUNI', '"lWF I< C."'RPl)RA ! E of ~.nn1no
CF N r f A 1;.,? JO (AC.EPTING TH(R(
SUkr Wfl' Avfl\IU( FROM an un<lll,•dild J '
COC.• A .. , .. ~A A L• "le<e~t Of Ill Oil il"Oh•ll·•"I
FOR" A Rl t"IALJ ()"' >4ER 11.no I~• mil\e'AI\ ,, CJ t
TM ·~ ... E r• ... 111:r~~· ur.!ft• sa 0 l•nc.1 arcJ
t •t ,-51,,t • f .,. .. S•~ ., pr~tT11'5-PC t 2 btJ•nQ t fl'
tP• :''n~f'• "~ ' .. .,~ 'tCl W'"tKt .n the O~..fro,,,. :U
,,,_, IO'l•f''~ " ,,.,..Con' •"Qf' Count• Trust •no Sii.
"" r Jf'~"l'•ll• (, , .. ,. 1oon1 "•9S Ban~ recor<Ul<I '" 8o9•
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>• \C"t ' ... t •dOt>•, se<•t'd '"'"•deed from fm1t
sn.,.,10 ·~'"' • S t.ons F W•C• man IN! Merv Ellen Tr" "(I I ., • 6tl0 n W>e~ man nu~•n<I 9'•<1 ..... ('
(.l\,t$1 •f; 0' • t-... '°\Q4t t C..tvW , Kor o~o H''ll 8 00" 'l .. '3
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anc 11'14' 1 ao•• '> 01 ''"''"''"'Oi more ~omm<>r•11 • "o"""
tr•OO"'' H 58• H1QI' Dr••f' dQU'11 NOT 1(, E S ., f R( 8 v Bfl•Ci' C11lllorrwo
GIVEN 1111! on lto!ARC~ n ·erms 01 Ult' c11~n in law
1988 at ? oo P 1111 11 t • mOOl'y of IN! un11f'd
M A RSH A , S O~F•Cf <:•ett>S 'Y· ~ e>t ptrl Clst'
1<4AR80R 0JV•S•0N 4 6<' I ano 1:>a11nc:e ft,l(lenc;OO by
J1mt/>f~ Roo-r •Oti C•I> " '"' ~u19d 0• M'Y1g~
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""'I ~ ctl t'Vt. ~ A<K'•O" 10 llm0v"I D•O 10 t>C' 0&00 .. t~ ,,,., "-."'!1' no00~ ror ca'" "' 1• "'° 1n ctwlu money o! 1~ un•le<! 8•<1$ O' OllfWS 10 ~ 1n wnl
Stat"s ~ t~ rognt 1111f' 1na • , a"o ••"' bt' 'f'Ct'•ved al
or•1e•e•1 of U•d 1udomen1 '"" ii10-e,11d o"i<:" 11 an~
Ot'blN , ,, '"" at>ovt' a.. , ,,,.,.. •"~' 1n" h1111 l)ubf1
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NOTICI IUCTION
NOTICI • HIMIV GN1H ... 1 ............ NI.._. ...... llld .. be Nld on IN tit dey Of
,.,_, 1111 • ...,. ellollOft .... be lft •"' 1¥1 • M10t ..... _....._..""'*"to~ 1M t t, 1
........... Code ........... c ............. ....,.., ...... Dlllrtct No.,.. .... ~"-""'
W ... Olllftot '°' .. PUfPW Oii .......... to ........ of .. ..,CMm91•1 D6lertle IN PIDll 11•1 of
...... nol ...... 1••11t1 , ........ ....,.,_A Delertll IR .. .....,. of tn,•.000 .... be
......... lftd .......... -~ ............ ,,,..~ .................. In .. "°'*· wNotl
.._ INI M ._..... "°"' 111111-.Aa to be.._ end colected •dlietw.I) upo11 lef* wttNn 1M ....,CMfNM 06Mrtot.
The-. .... ~ ---... , ... Of,...."°' ....... tWllHS '*'*" i 12'%) I* entM,lm, the ectuel
*"-of ..... A 10 be d1t111·m1Mc1""" tt'9 .......... .
The belotll ..-.. ttae 91ectton 1M11 be In tM fOml potilCl'!Md by hctlOn 36 tot of the Wat9' COde of
tM lteee of C9'tfomle.
On 1M bllott to b9 l'9lld .. ttae elec110n. In addltlOn to flllf'I °''* matt•• required by tew 1'-• lhalt be
ptln'9d IUbetlnllally the following:
~-1-TllO ... °' M¥l9 u.cM WATml MTIKT
..CW. 90lm ILICTIOM
MAllCM1.-
To ..,.., etamp • croea(+l In 1M ¥Ottno ...,..,.., IN word "Yl.9" or..,., the WOid "NO" All matk1
othetwlM IMde •• ~· All dletll g 'IPllog ....-• .,. ~end,...._ ttie b.-oc ¥otd
If 1M wront;y "*"· tew."Of oetece tNa belot. r•yrn 1110 the ~rar of Voter• and obtain enotner
BONO ~TtpN: 9tlall the 1Mne ~Wat• Oletrtct lncW an
• Indebtedness end ._,. gener .. ~ bOncla· fof tmpr~t
06etrlct No. 2M thertof In 1M emount of •2.HO.oob .. a ~ .,,.., .. r ... of tweNia percent (12'%) per ennum, to eoQUlt9 end YES
construct ~ end tecMtea tor 1M colectk>n, ., ... "*" end dl9llOS9I
of MWIOS ar)d the "°'909 and dlettblllOn of redelfNd ....,,
lnCludlng .,,., ,...,.. •• 8'0f'90S , .... ,,.....,,.,,, ........ pipes,
pumcMng ~ lftd .. NC 111 "Y equ6pfnenl and P'°'*1't INr•
tot. ec:quWtno funds to Mfll contrectuel oommft!Mnla 10 CM'Y out the NO
PQW9'1 and purposes of the Dtatrtct c:cnte6ned In contrecta. lndudlnt conttacta wtth~ elln accotdMCe..wlttl.ttwl'ten of Woru __
for lmc>fowment Olelrlcl No. 2M?
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Bellott must be recehled by IS·OO p.m .. on aleetlon day, atther et tM Offio. of the ~11rar Of 0r9n99
County, 1300 South Grand AV9nUe, Senta An•. C.,.fornla. or •• P.O. lo• 11298, Sent• An•. CellfOfnle,
12711
Seid lmpfO¥tment District lt'9ll conat"ut• 1 lk'Ole e1ec11on poeclnct for IN pvrpoee of holding the
elecllon.
To be Q'6lillfted .. • woter and to be antllted 10 ~at the electlOn. • petton muet be• hOlo.r of 1111e.
u d9flr*1 In 8ectlOn 3402t of thew ... Coda of ttae Stele Of Cellfornla, to land In the ltTIPfowment
Dietrlcl E.cfl W04er-aNll hewe one ( 1) voe. for eedl dOler'• WOf1fl of tend to wtlkll he or ll'le hotdl tltle The
lest ~abed 111111--..11 boot! of the Olatttct la concluatV9 ~Of owner~ and of the vllue ot the
land IO owned ellcepl ttlM In ttle __,. 9n 111111 rrenl for IN OMienct IMll not ~ beer\ made end leYtecl
for the yw In wNct't the e6ection la held. the .... eq.lelled llllllment roll of the County of O.-enoe II
conduel¥a 9Ytd91 IOI of owi•lftlp and Of the v9lue of land 10 owned. Every voter. or hll legal
rapt....,tettw, may ¥Ote atther In 1*90n or by a per.on 6'ily eppotftted U NI Pf'O•Y "l agel
rapt ..... 18lJW" meet\e an offtdel of S OOfPOflttlOfl owning land, and mMnl I guardien, eHCUIOf Of
edmlnlatrel« of the ael•I• of u. holdar oA 11tta to land wtw>: (•) la eppotnteo un<Mt the tewe of th11 St•••.
(b) la entltlad to po11111ton of the •••·• land; and (c) la euthoflllad by the appointing COUf'1 to eHrclM
the pertlCUler right, prlvtlage or Immunity ~ he ..-. to eaerclae. Before • legal rapt...nt•llYe mey
vote et the electlon, tie~ P1..ani to the Boero of Election• oat11fted copy of Mid authority. which thall
be kept and flled within the , .. "',. of .... electlon
No eppotntmant of a P'OlfY If*' be velld, ecicepted, or • vote elowed thereon un .... It mM11 ell ol the
f<*Owll)Q r~ (a)" la In wrtttng; (b)" la ...cuted by 1M petton or ISgal repreMnlattve of the
l*90fl wtw>. 1n eooorcsanoe with 1N PlcM9klne Of 11«110n 35003 or 35003 t of the Water COde of the State
of CeMfom&e. .. anlltted lo .... ¥Otes for wNct't 1M PIOXV .. gMn. (C) It .. ecanow1ed09d or certlfted In
accofdence wttt19«110n2015.5of1M Coda of Ctvtl Procedute of the Stet• of CalltOl'nle. (d) It ~ the
electlon .i wNdl It II to be ueed and la l'9lld onty et the electton ~. and (a) It thall be on a form a1
epeciflad by the County Cter1I meeting the abo"'9 reqylfement•
Every eppotntmant of• PfO•y II• r9VOC:ab141 et the pteeaute of the pereon Hecutlng It et any time l>efOfe
the pereon appointed u pro•y lhelt haYe cast • ballot repreeentlng the vol .. !of ~ICh 11\e •oPolntm.nl
WMgMn. _ r-J
If two-third• (2/3) of the V01• c•I et the election laVOt the IMuenc:e of the ,_ .. n 6Mcrlbed t>onct<.' Mid
bonds INll be IMUed end I060 for the purpose Mt lorth neraln
Eacept • othetwlM Pf<MOed 1n the c.itfornte Weter Dtltnc:t Law. OM9'on 13 ot the Weter Code ot the
State of Cellfornla. the elecUOn "'81 be celled, held and conducted In the mannet prO\ltOed lf'l lhe Unlf0tm
Oletr1C1 EleetlOn !AW of the Stat• of Calffornla.
TNI notic. la gMn pvreuant 10 . rM<Mutlon Of IN Boero of 0Wec;tor1 Of lrvtne Rand\ Wllef O.ttrlCt
ed09ted on January 25, 1H8 ....,, ........ ,...,...,,
Piiot Febfuary 2. t , 18, 23, IHI TO~
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NOTICI Of ILICTION
NOTICE IS Hf:AllY ~·H INe a _... ~ ti.• beer\ ceMed and will be '*ct on the 111 de~ of
Maret\. ,..,, wNctl etactJon .,_.. b9 et1 .-..mll1 d belot eladlof\ ooMYctecl "'"'*'' to hetlOn H& 11 t
of the llectlon.e Code of 1M 8tMa of c.Mot"6e. wit'*' lmprovemsnt ~ No 212 of the lrYlne Rench
WMer Olettlct for the~ Oii "*9•1*'1to1M "°'9rl of the ~t Ol9tr1C1 the pr()90Sltlon Of
~ or no4 genwet au111' a , _.of h """'~ otMttct In•""'°""' of •&e. 101,000 lh4lll be
euthor'-d and ieau.d. tor IN pUrtlOM lteted In 1M prQPOSltton her1llNftar ... 1or1h 1n ttltl notk:At. wnlGh
bondt "'81 be peyll* "°"' 1111111...,.. \o be ...._, and ccMected •Cll.llfwely upon landl within the
lmprcwemant Olatrle1
The bondt lhall bew .,..__.at• rate°', .... not to u.Cieed 1-.tYe peroenl 112"•1 oet annvm the llC1ual
tlmee of payment to be o.termlfted uoon the .... thereof
The ~t• UMd et IN -.ctlOn lhell be In the fcwm preectlbed by S.Ctlon 3~ 106 of the Wlt4tf COO. ot
ltle Stlla ol CllifOfnie
On the bellOtl to be uMd et the elec1ton. In eddl1ton 10 erry other m1tter1 required by''"" theft 1t-ta11 be
Pflnted 1Ub1tent1ally the lottowtno:
OfflCIM. 8AUOT
WVWT MTIK'T MO. -Oii
IRVM RA#CH WAftfll DISTMCT
INC:W. aOMD l .L.aCTION
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To vote. •temp • er OM (~)In the YOtlne tQUW• after the llllO'd "YES' °' .,,., IM woro NO All man'
otn.nrilielTlede ere forbidden All dlettl 91.111'*'9 mettle•• tor~end make tne blll01 vCMd
II the wrongly mark, ,..,, or oetece ttltl ballot, return It to tn. Aegl9trar ot Voters ano obtain 1.nother
BON.O PROPOSITION. Shell the !Nine Ranotl Wat., Oletrtct lncut en
lndebted"9N and luue generlf obllgatlon bond• for lmptcwement
Ol1tr1Ct No 282 thetaot In the amount of 159, 101,000 et• mulmum
Inter"' rtt• of twelw petcenl (12'%) per annum, 10 acquire end
conltruct WOl'lll end ledlltlee for the collec:11on, trMtmenl end dtepoMI
of MWIOS and the 1tor909 and dl91r1button of recia.tmeo water.
Including dame. rlMNO!f1, ttoreos tanll1. trMtmant tec:iMtllee, ptpee
pumping equipment and .. MC 111 l"Y equloment end ptoperty ther•
tor. ac;.qulrlng tundl to fUIM contrec1WI eommltman1110 c.try out the
oowera end purpoeee of the .Dletnct eorttlMned In eont1ect1. lnclUdlng
«OGlr.CiLWtlll otf)9r llOt'IGWL~~danc. with the Plan of WOf1l1
tor Improvement DietrlC1 No 282?
YES
NO
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Ballot• mu1t be rec:41f~ by 5 00 pm . on eleclion dey. either et the Office of the R~'"'"' 111 n111,,o-.
County. 1300 South Grand Avenue, Saot1 Ana. C.i11om1a. or et P 0 Box. 11299 Sat111 "'n• C.t1lll0t!'11,.
92711 r
Said lmPf'C>Yemenl Oletrict thell con.1Utute a llngle election prectnci lor the ouri-<-.., '' •"•d•"9 1t1e
election
To be QUallflad M •voter end to be entitled to vote 11 the electton, • perton mull~• tl<>lo.. 01 111141
u defined In Sec:110n 34028 of the Weter Code of the St••• of Califcwnia. to lano 1n •lie 1mpro..em4W'I
Ol.etrlct EAch YOter .n.. hive on.( 1) vote for Mell OOAat'• WOfth of land 10 wto1C:h ne or"'• t.old111t1e The
lu t eQUlll4led 111111ment booll of the 011trlct II QOnduetve ~of ownertn19 at\O ot me 11.ive or IN!
lend to owned e~t that In the...,.,.,, en e11111rren1 for lhe OlatrJct lhell not hlll9 °"" m&Oe 1nd levied
IOf the yew In whtch the electlOn II held, the l•t equellt.O unument tOll of the C.OUnty ot OranQe t•
COfl()lullYe ftldenc41 of ownerlhlp and of the val~ of lend IO owned E~y •01.. o• h•• 1e9a1
repfeeenteUYe. mey vota either In petton or by • pet*>" duty ec>Polnll<J u "'' pro•y Leo••
repfeeentetlve .. meen• en offtclel of • corpott tton owning lend, end meen1 • gu1101an t •llCutor or
admlnl1tr1tor of the .. 1ete of the holder of title to land wflO (•) 11 appointed under lhti l1W11 or 1n11 Stale
lb) 11 entltlad to potMSllon of the•••••'• tend, ~ (c) 11 1uthortzed by thti 1ppo1nt•nQ couri 10 ttJCetCl'M
the partleulll right, ptMtege or Immunity wnlc;tl tie ....,, to ••erclM Before 1 leoal reprttMnll11119 may
vote 11 the ai.ctlon, he muel preeent to IN BoetO of Elacilon • c.rtlfled oooy 01 N •d .au1tiort1y wti;ch anall
be kept 1nd flled within the returl\9 of the etectton
No 8'>(>()1ntment o' 1 pro!!y lt'9ll be 'clelld, acc:.pteo or 1 vote allowed thefeon "'"'•H 11 ,,_,, all or the
lollOwlng requtren'IWlll (•) 11 II In writing. (bl 11 II eucuted by the per.on or legal rec><eMnt11""' ~ 11\a
perton who. In eccordenc.e With the provttton1 of Section 35003 or 35003 I of lhe Wllet Cooe o• tne S1a1e
of Celltornle, II anutlad to the vot• lor wtllctl the pro•y 11 given, (c) It II t<*~ °' c.tllfl<ed 1n
eccoroenc. with Sec1ton 2015 5 of the Code of CMt Prooeoure of lhe Stet• of Celltorn1a 101 11 tl(>eC!ltes tn.e
election •I wntcfl "" to be uMd end II UMd only It the el«1ton epeclfled ano l•l !I 111a11oeon1 l0<m ••
epecifled by the County Cieri! meeting the •t>ove requtrementa
Every eppotntment of 1 Pf'O•Y 11 1 rftoceble11 the pleelura ot the perton ellec:utuig 11 It any 111?Wt b<tl0<e
the ~aon tppolnled .. proxy lttetl l'l•Ye CUI I baJIOI reptflM(lll!'lg the VOfM f()f Wfll(.h lht •PPotnlmenl
wt1glven
II two-thlfdl (2/3) of the vot• CUI It,,,. election t1vor thti IUUlnGe of lhe tleteln OMCttbe<l bor\dl t.1110
t>ondt 11\111 be tuu.d and IOld tor the purpoee Ml forth hefem
E.lie.c>t .. oth«'#tM provided 1n the Calllornte W1tef Ot1tric1 L1w OIV1t1on IJ 01111e W1te< C~ ol 1ht1
State ol Celilornl• the etectlon lhall be called,~ and conducted 1n the man,,., 1><()V1()ed 1n ,,.,. Un1lorrn
Olltrlcf E1«11on Law Of the State of Callt0tn11
Thl9 nouce 19 01ven OUflUlllt 10 • retOlution 01 the Board ot Ouect()f's ot tr111ne Rine.II Wt1te< 0.•I•<'
edQJ>ted on J1nu1ry 26 19U
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NOTICE Of ELECTION
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a ec>ecJel Sleetlon hM beer\ eellad end Wiii be held on the 111 dey ol
Mareh. '"'· wtMCh electlon lhall be an 811-meMad ballot atec11on condueted ~euant 10 s.citon 23511 1
of the Elections Code of the State of Clllforn6e. wttNn lmptO¥Smant 019trtct No 112 of the trvtne Renctl
Weter Oletnc:t for the purpose of eubmlttlng to 1M voe.,.. of the Improvement Olstnct the PfoPOS'tion of
wMlher or no4 general ot>lgMIOn bondl of IN Improvement .Dletrle11n the amount of SH.8~.000 lhlll ~
euthoflnd end ...,_,, for 1M purpose llet9d In the pr()90Sltlon heralnefter Mt forth In Ihle notk:At. wNch
bondl ltlall be~ from 111111ment.1 to be leYled end colleC1ed excluliYely upon land• within tne
lmprovemsnt Oletrlct
TM bonds et\811 beet..,.., .. , et •rate or rat" not to ••c.ed twetve percent ( 12Y•I per annum, the ec:tu.i
tlmea of peymant to be determined upon 1M ..,. thereof
The bellotl uMd et the election lt\111 be In IN form Pf..Ulbed by Section 351045 of the Weter Code ot
the Stats of CIMfornie
On 1M belot• to be UMd 11 the electlon, In eodltton to eny other matten required by ,_ tnett lhalt be
Pflnted IUMtantlelt; the I~
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M'ROW•WT IM8TNCT llO. -°' IRVM RA#CH WAftfll CN8TNCT
INCIM. aOMD ILICTION
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To V01e, ltamp 1 CfOM (+)In the voting equera after the WOtd "YES .. or after the WOfd "NO" All marill
otl'lerwi .. mede 11• lor~ AM dtel~ ~• .,. torblddan and mike the ballot vcMO
"the wr0ft9l/Y INl1!. tMI', or defece thll ballot. retutn It to the Registrar of Voter• end obt.,n another
10NO PAOPOelTIOH Shel the lrvtM Aenc:h Weter .Dletrlct lr'IQll an
.,, ......... lftd ... general oOlgelk>n bonde '°' lmprowernwtt
06etrlc:t No. 112'1'-eof 1n the .mount of S74,16S.OOO at• mulmlm
Inter• rete of twetve petcent ( 1~) per entM.lm, to scqutra and
eonetNC1 wortl• and I~ for the ecqulatllon, colecdon. etcweoe
and cttat~ of wet• and wet• rtaf'it•. 10 anebte 1M IMM flllanctl
Wetar ~ to utMIM •water ~ f\.ifnlahed undet 1M Stets Water
YES
NO
NOTICE OF ELECTION
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN lhl l • apectal election n H !)Mt\ cati.o tlnd Wiii oe 11.eld on ,,,. ,., d •f nl
M11ct1, 1988 wnlctl eiec11on 11'1111 be en aH·mei6ed ballot election c.onducted pur1U•N to S.C:oon 235 1, ,
of the Election• Code of the State ot CalilOfnta, wtthln lmC>fOY9tNl!'ll Olalr<1 No 184 ot rroe Irvine Rt"<"
Waler 0.1trlc1 tor ltle purpoee of tubmltllng to the voters ol the tmpro.,.,,,..,1 Ols;,.ct 11'18 proPQSllO(>!'I 01
Whether or not gener11 OOflgetlon bo<lds ol lhe Improvement Ol ttriCI 1n the •mou"' of S 79 06!> 000 snaH !)A
eutnortzeo and IMUed, lor the purpC>M 1111ec:1 tn t~ pr09011t1on hef81natlet -.i forth 1n th11 no11c .. whtCh
bond• lhell be pay1ble lrom a .... smentt 10 be ....,led I nd COiiected t JCC:k.l .. vtt•"Y upc>n tend• w1th1n the
Improvement Olllrlct
The bond• th.,. beef 1n1ete1111 • r111 or •l ies not to ••c.eed twelve perc4!tf't I lr .. 1 ~ ~n"um '"4l l<"l11AI um.. ot peyment to be determined upon the 1a1e tri.reof
"' The belloll ueed et lhe election 1hall oe 1n lhe IOfm pretterlbed t>y 5«1t0<• 15 106 of th4! Wllfltl C.r>d.-,,,
the State of CeHforn•a
On lhe ballot• to be uMd at lhe el«tion 1n .Odltton to a ny 01~ mell!"C'S ·~utred ny law. ttwiw• •11•11 bf!
Pflnted M.1b1teo1111ty ,,.,. lottowtng
Of''lCI~ •AUOT
llllPROW•NT Dt8TMCT MO., .. CW ..-vw. ~H WATSR OtaTMCT
9"CI~ IOND ILICTIOM
lllAJtCH 1, 1-
To vote, atamp • crou (•)In t~ voting tqutre af1er the word YES 0< 1'1e< the word NO All,.,.,,.,~'
othefwlM m.O. 11• forbidden All dltllngulsfllng mar•• are l()f'blOClen i nd mal\e rl'l8 ballol ve>td
II the wr~ty m111o ,.., . or <Jetec:e thlt ballot return 11 to the Aeo•Sl• ar or Vole<t •n<J nbl•HI encitNt<
BONO PROPOSITION Sh911 th4! ftY1!'141 ~nc;h W1t., 011lr1Ct •ncu• 111
tno.tJI~ and I~ gef'e'll ot>flg1llon bond• fOf lmpr~1
Olatnct No I~ ltlet.Of In the amount of 179 065 000 el 1 maa1mum
lnt•Mt rete of ...,..,. oetc.nt 112'11.I P4ll' 1nnum lo ac:Qulrt and
oon1truct wor111 end lec;llltlft 'or the ec:quta111on collection tlOfage
end Otstrlt>utton 01 water end w1ter rlgl'llt. 10 enet»e the lrvtll4 Raoch
Weter Oletrlc:t to ullllJ.e 1 weler eupe>ty furnished un<Mof lhe Stile Wiie<
Aeeouroee Oevetoc>ment Sy.tam 1commonty known u tn. St•te
Weter Project"), locludtng 01m1. r..-rvolr1 110<• t&nkt 11 .. t"'4!fll
tedllO•. pipee. pumping equtpmant ar\d 1H neceMary ecv'Pmer't• ar>0
YES
NO
Aaaoutoea o.velOC>f'l*'t Sytrtefl'\ (commonly 1enown • the "Stats
Wal• Protacn. lnGIUdlng dams.,...,~ •. 8'or9091enk1. treatment
feoillttM, pipes, pumotncl ~t and .. MCllll ~ equlpiMnt and
P'°'*1't l'*9for, acquiring tuncte to MM contrectuet oonwfttlmant1 to
CMry out 1M powere and pvrpc)Sel Of IN Oliltrtct contained In
con11ect1. ~ oontrect• wtttl °"* egeitdea ... In eccorcsanoe
w1tt1 1M '*' of Won• for tmpt~t oi.ertct No tl2?
• property lhetefor. acquiring lu!'ld• 10 l\.llflH con1rectu11 c:omm1tmen1110
carry out the power1 and purooeea of the 011tr1Ct cont11'*' '"
contracu. ~ contrect1 wltf'I other ~ IH 1n accord•~
wtth tM P\en of Wor\I IOI lmptQYefnStll Ol1tr1Ct No 114 '1
..._,,_,..be reoat\led by &-00 p.m . on e1ec11on day,...,_ at the Office Of the Aev1e1r11 of Orenoe
County, 1300 South Grind Avenue. Sent• Ana, ~ or .. P 0 lox 1 t298. Santa Ana. Cellfofn6e.
t2711
leld ..,.,~, Otetrtct lhall con•t"ut• 1 lk'Ole electton precinc1 lor the Pl.lfpose of hofdlne the ......
To be .,...._ .. a voter and to be ant"lad to vots et 1M etactton. 1 ~ mutt be a hotder Of tltla,
.. ..._, In 8eotlOn 340al of the W..., Code Of 1M ..... of Celtornie, to land In 1M lmprOYel'fter'lt
'*4nct. ledl woeer ltlall ~OM (1) ¥ot9foreedldOler'a~OiiWld10 ~he Ot IN hOldS tttte. Tl'le
._. eqe 1 •o f 11111 11*" bOdl of IN DeMtlc1 la~ MdlllOI of OWNf1Np and of IN v9lue of 1M
land'° ..... ..oept ..... In ........ .,, 111111 ,,,..,, '°' .... Dettttct "*' no4 N¥S ~ n'9de and....., '°' ... ,.. ... "'*".,. ...................... tqtJlhld 111111 •••• rollof1M Cwnty .. 0r.,,,. ..
OOf cAl:llPW9 ..... IOI of ........ lftd of tM --Oii tlrtd SO~ !wery ---· Ot ... lagel
, .... -..... 1MJ ¥0M .... In per.on or bJ a per90fl *'f 9ll11G~1ted • ... prOJCY "Legel ,.,_....,.. •• ,.,..,. ., ..__, of a oorpor .. ton OWi*'I lend, 'Md ,,..,. • .,...,,, n-...or or
ldlM•91orofthe ...... of tMMlder of tMe to Wld-"OC(e)ll llllPDI ited und9r tfle .... oA 1Na81 ....
(b)ll ....... lollG 111110.1 of IN ...... 'S land: lftd(C)ll ., ...... -i::~·· oour1 toellatd99 ... ...,...,.., f'llM. ~or~ wNcfl he ...... to_.. a lagat ••-•llltM "'9Y "°" M 1N.-.on. he""*,,,...,.,. to .,_...,d Of llecttofl •~~of Mid MfMWllY, wNcfl "*'
... kepi lftd tied ""'*' 1M r""""9 ..........
No 111111 al ... ,.,, of• P'OICY ltlall be velld • .aa11111d, °'•vote...,.....,..... uNaas",,.... .. of "'9 "*°"""• ,...., .......... (9) " II lft ...... : (b)" II lllC l'9d bJ 1N perw or ...., , ............ Of lfle ""°" .,_,.,. eooor••..., -~-·of....,_ aeooa or MOOS 'of .. W..., Code of,.. ..... 01f C11forft11. 11 ....... lo ....... tat "'*" .. P'OllY II 9Mft; (Cl " II .... 'I fll f Of _.... lft
aocctfc191i08 .... .._,, I011.I Oii .. COde of OMI" D 11f,..of1N ..... OllC .. oe t'lil, f-i It 11111ttla ..
......, M "'*"'" 11 to•..-llld ti.,.... en,• .. ......, epecltl9d. lftd t•t" lflel •on•'°""•
1111 IClflM bJ ... County Cleftl .......... ._.,.,..I ... ....
iwryllllJD •o•ltol9P10JIYtlS1• Ulllt1e1hJllU ... of ... per90n.-"*"11tM~ .........
.. per90f111111111 ited • pto.y IMI N¥S _.a belOI ••-•• ttae woe. fof wNcfl ttae •11at ,.,, ... .. ...,..
........ (1/1) .......................... IOloflN--fllC .......... _., ....................... ...,,..... .. """""'*'·
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8elot9 muet be recetved by $ 00 pm on etectlon O•y e1t"9t 11 lhe QH!(le ot 1"9 R"Q•"''' ' CIT•no@
County. 1300 South Gtand Avenue Santi Ao• '°''"-or II P 0 9o) t l2911 S•n11. An.a C.•"'"'"'A
92711
Saki ..,.O'cl9mtlnt Dist~ 111\all cons111ure 1 tmgle e6ectl0fl pu1c1nct 10< 11\a o.11pt>w ,r """''"0 rrw.
aleetlon
To be~• a voter and 10 t>e entitled to VOi• ii the .-CtlO!'I .a pereQf\ mu11 r.. • "'''''~' n• 1111-1
.. cMtlfaec:I In s.ctlon 340H of , ... Water Code of IM Slllt of Ca!llO<!'lll to l•nd In IM 11'1'1(•• ~ ... ..,,.,,,
.Dletrict. kl\"°"' lftetl fWW01'9( t)YOta tor eecfl OOllet 1 worth o• la.net to wNdt tie or tlle n()ld• ,,,,. '"-
teat eq.lllllled ai 1111 "'*'' ltoeeit of the o.trlCt ti conctulfYe ~ OI own-"INC> and (If In-wlMt '.11 In.to
lend IO owned 9loapt I"-' tn the__,. an 111111 ment tor the Ol9tr1CI llfWlli ~ Nrve beefl m.O-a!'l(J ~
for the yw In wtMCh 1N .iectton la held, the 1M1equalU:ed11111 -.it fOI of the Counh of 0.11no-1•
~ ...... IOI Of OWl•INP and et IN value of land IO OWf*' Evrt vol., or "" 19gal
repr-tlMM, mey vote --In 1*90f1 01 by a l*IOl'I dufy ~ted M NI l)t<I•~ 19Q411 ,....,,....... .. ~en..._ Of• ~at'°" owning land 8flCS meane •guardian """'"''"'or ~rMor of IN ...... Oii tt'9,....., of tftte to land wflO (al ill IOOOWl'ed under trie 1aw1 01 ""' 'it•••
(b) aaantftled to 11a111 1IOR Oii "-• ... '•lend. end (cl • IUttlOtlNd ~~''"'IO coun to •••'1•
1M peft1oular rigM. ~cw~~ tie....,, to --~ • ...._, repr..,,t1ll•ttl INiy
Yote at the elec1tonr M,..,.. ..,_,. to ttae 9oerd of Ctec110n 1 c.tlfted ~ f1f Mild eut~lty wfltC n lltlall
be kept and flled WltNn .. ,.,,.,. of -ellc11on
No~"'*'' oA a~..., i.e ..-o, ~.or • vote elOWed tMrMfl unew 11 ,,,..., •• ot tNI
OolowtnQ r~IS 1aJ It la lft ~b) It la .-outed by the C*90n OI lagat r9P1 .... •lll~ ol the
per90n wtw>. In eccotdlllllOewM 1N ~It of hc1'on 35003 or 380C» 1 Of ,,_ WMer Code Of the State
of CIMornia. IS ~"*I to 1N WOlea tor wNdl IN ptOJCY IS flVen. (Cl n II Dr\Oa·1 dged OI certified '"
eccOtelanOe wttl'I. a.c:tlOt\ 2011 • Oii .. COdie oA CMI ~ooedUr9 of the SI ... Of ~ fd) n IC>«'' IM ~ .. wNcfl n ta to be.,...._, ti_.., Olrtr M IN .-cttol'l eoecMed and I•) It lfMll be on • ~"' a "*""by the County Qartl ................ ~
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.. S1W90ft IPCIOlnted • P'OllY "'81 .... ~a__. tetMw .. a4 W.WlcMS tor wNdl IN 9C)C)Olf'lttMnl
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TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1988
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Mesa rowth petitions filed
Coiinty
poised
to lock in
projects
By BOB VAN EVU:N °' .. ..., ........
Agreements with six south Orange
County developers that wo uld
auarantee autho rization fo r 38.000
new homes will go before the Board of
Supervisors for approval Wednes-
day.
All of the homes have received
prelim inary approval fro m the coun-
ty.
"We aren't approving any new
ho using units:· said Peter Hersh.
senior planner with the county En-
viro nmental Management Agency.
"T he agreements simply prevent the
county fro m reducing the number of
units approved."
The proposed pacts trade buildina
1uarantces for r0ad development
money. most of which would be
channeled into the county's S23S
million Foothill Ctrculat1on Phasina
Plan.
County officials devised the Foot-
hill plan last year as a means of
assuring that enough anerial roads
are built to handle expected popu-
lation growth in the south county.
Under the program. developers
(Pleue eee COUNTY I A2)
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Initiative back ers con fid e n t of pla cing
slow-growth , t ra ffi c m easure o n b a llot
By JENNlFER WEBER
AM GREG ltl-ERKX °' .. ..., .... ~
The group en&1nct'nng a ~lo"·
gro,Wlh tn1t1at1 \ e 1n ( osta ~1ec.a
submitted pc1111ons \.tonda' that
members sa) tonta1n rnough <,1gn<1 ·
lures 10 quahf) the mea'>urc for the
June ballot.
Members of 'vtt'..a -\l tmn and
Costa Mes.a Rc~denu for ~
s1 blc Gro"'th ..aid tht'' '>Ubm111C'd
7.505 signature!> to the lit\ lkr~'<,
office
The group nt"cd\ f, \04 'altd signa-
tures -or Ill pcrn·nt of thl· Cl!\·.,
registered '0ll'r\ -for tht· an111a11.,c:
to be on the Jum· 7 hallo1 fhc lOUnt'
Registrar ol \ 01cr'> ha' a month to
check the Pl'lll1om tu t'n\urt" 1hc
signatures are 'alu.I
The 1n111a11'c: a'> '>1m1lar to thc
count)""' 1dc gro"' th ;ind 1raffic m-
1t1a11 ve "'h1ch mu\I be subm1UC'd to
the count) Reg1\trar of otcrs offi ce
Tuesda}
According to 01Jnc Goldbergcr. a
spokeswoman for Costa Mesa Rcs1-
dcnts for Rt>spons1blt" Growth. thr
Ctl} 1n111a11 ,c -if adopted b~ \OlcrS
-wo uld tie d<'' elopmcnt 10 1rafr1c
congest a on
Goldberger ~·d the group. which
has bttn colll.'\ 11ng \1gnatures smce
September. gathered all the namt''> 11
needed lhe last "'«lrnd m Januan-
but conlmucd llS signature dn\C as a
safct~ margin
~ncx~ing .ind pa' emt"nt-poundang 1n
thl' UJUnl~ Kt·gmrar of Voters P<'t•·
11u1H art· dut rn h} 5 pm or th,·
1n1l1:.t\l\l' \\Ill dll' r he ml'3\Url' \\ ~( h f'CQUirt•~
01 1 ooo '>1gn111un:s to/plact'mc:nl un
thl haliot "ould pla<C' n-stracuon' 011
dnl'lupml'nt 1n un1ncorporatc:d Or
ange C o unl' 10 emu re pro' 1s1ons f<>r
adl'4u.itc ro.id~ police and fir<'
prt>tel tmn lloo<l lQ!ltrQI and pJrl
'>pate:
I n111a1" e '>P<>n'>ors said la1e IJ''
mon1h 1hn '°'l'rt• 1.onct·med about n111
h.n mg rnt>ugh '>1goa1ure'I 10 ttuahl\
for thl' ballm Bui 1n111a11' c co-author
Rus'> Bur~l'll '><ltd ""1onda) the rx·11
11on dn \l' aprx·a" to ha' e pad.rd up
!>team an recl'nl "ed .... and ..aid ht "
guaHkdh op11m1\\1t about thl· "gn.i
turc count
lndt' 1dual uues arc also "'or~1ng
on their o"'n !>low-gro"'th 10111a11'e'
.\II ha' c ba 11 alt) the same gojl a' thl'
counl)\\tdc propo~I To c.-n!>urc 1ha1
de,elopt-~ tale respom1b1lit' tor
S<'"'tr'> rnJd'> c1nd public '\er\"''' 1ha1 \\all 'l(.'nc lht'1r projects
The Ir' inc ( ti\ ( ounctl "'111 'ute
tonight on "hether 10 plall' .i ,10"
grc•wth 1n111at1't' on the Jum· hollot
In int' \1a}or Lam .\gran \<Std ht·
be ht'' t•d hl' had t hl' 'otes Ill l'lill t' a
mca\urc on the ballot 1.1.nhvu1 a
pct1t10n drn l'
lntt1a11\t' ~upponc~ an llun1-
1ng1on Bcac h \\Cr<' ongmath 'huol1ng
for the June ballo1 hut no"' <.a' lhc\
"111 haH" tl1 1.1.a11 un11I "-t" l·mtx-f.
~id (,en Onc-ga ot llun11ng1o n
Beach T omoml"
Diane GOldber&er ha&• Councilman Dav. e ttona for a alow-1rowth initiative are de-
Wbeeler while Jay Humphrey (left) con-livered to Coeta lieu City Hall. The in-
&ratulatea her hu•band Stephen after petl-itiatlve la almlllar to a coantywlde lnitlath e.
" ln1t1a11' <' suppont'rs an other c1t1es
arc nearing 1he 11 lh hour for s1m1lar
p roposals slated for ballots an June
and November
Toda>-as the da) "'hen C1t11Cns for
Sensible Gro"'th and Traffic Control
submit the results of months of door-
Onega said Huntington Beach
Tomorro"' nl-cded 10 s.ohm11 tht"
ncct' ..an Q. '100 signatures 111 lht• cit)
(Pleue eee PETITIONS/ A2)
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Attorney: Defendant shot at car, not driver
By JONATHAN VOUKE
Ol .. O., ..........
Alben Carro ll Morgan did a
"dangerous. dumb. out rageous
thing" when he fired the sanglt' shot
tha t left a .!9-}car-old motonst para-
l)Led. but thl' '1olcncc on the Costa
Mesa fr('C\\3) "'asn't attempted
m urder. Morgan'o; a11orney told
Jurors Monda)
Attorne) Paul Mqcr. defending
Morgan against charges of a ttempted
murder, assault~ 1th a dcadl) weapon
and finng into an inhab11cd vehicle.
told the panel on 1hc first da) of
Morgan's tnal 1hat has clu:nt did not
intend to shoot Paul Gary Nussbaum
Nussbaum remains a quadriplegic
following the J ul) I shooting on the
Costa Mesa Frecwa} near 1he Oransc
Count) Fa irgrounds. He wall testify in
the tn al Wcdnesda) 1fphys1call) able.
fam ily members said
"It was an absolutely dangemus
ac 11v1t).'' Meyer said· "But the
C\ 1dcncc wall not show beyond a
reasonable doubt ... to suppon a
finding of atte mpted murder ..
Bui Me)cr told Jurors that Morgan.
32. did not intend to shoot an)On<'. a
prt'rcqu1ste that must be established
·before: a JUf) could return a finding of
a1tempted murder He said the gun. J
.!~-caliber rc,ol,er small enough to
be con eakd an a man's palm. "'a" an
Morgan's truck after a cam pang 1np
Mo rgan fired the shot an anger and
frustration· as he and other dn' er'I
JOCh '}Cd for pos111on on the bumper-
to-bumpcr freewa)' filled with fa1r-
bound motorists. Meyer said. ·
"Mr Morgan did a dangerous.
dumb. outrageous th mg. that 1s to pop
a shot out 1he window," Me)er said
"He did fire a shot out the w1ndo"'.
that's a g1,cn The question t'I
whether he had a clear enough
opponun1ty 10 ... fire more than a
warning shot across the bow."
Morgan, free on S 100.000 bail. sal
(Pleue eee FUEWAT / A2)
Victim, family live with pain
By JONATHAN VOUJtE
Regardless of 1he outcome: of 1hc lnal for her son·.,
<1!1sa1lant. Gloria 'us'ibaum 1s "iurt' thC'rt' 1s no such 1h1ng
a~JUSIH.C
he ~1d her oldest bo). Gar). remains "panned hkc a
bu11crO~ .. to a ho'ipttal bed 1ha1 rnntmually ro tate\ .~o
degree' to c1 rcula1e h1~ bod) nu1ds. whale the "wors1" fa1e
fating hi\ alleged attarkt·r i\ a Jail term
.. .\ nolher rx·r.,on "ho cau!>td another being to It\ c ltk
onl' painful da~ at a tame from urger} to surgcf) . 11>.ould
ha' c lo do this himself He \\Ou Id have to be put 1hrough
lhe <;amc 1h1ng." "'ussbaum 'i31d outside the Santa -\na
lounroum "'here -\ltx·n C arrnll Morgan 1s being tned for
':.hoo11ng her son
"ben being pu1 an Jail docs not replicate.-at ..
Morgan alleged!) -.hot Nussbaum. 2Q. once 1n the
ned .. a., 1hc l\\O JOCkncd their' chicles fo r pos1uon on the
trafTic-chol ed (. osta ~~ Fr~"' a' la\t Ju1, 1 he
bumper-to-bumper traffic of 1.1.ould-~ faargoc.-r. ..tlkgc.-dh
angt'rC'd Morgan. 1.1.ho fired "'hat has attomc-' ""''" 1.1.a\
1nll'nded to be a "'arn1ng shot
Instead. the single.-~~<ahbc'r bullet h11 'u"baum
JU~t behind hasJa"' bone and shg.hth belo"' h1~ nt'\ I..
That slug "u remo\(·d month!> la1er, but 11 ..-11uld be
month'> more before '\lussbaum rt"gaaned an' n1•''l'ml'nt.
e' l'n hi\ spcet'h It 1s sllll qucstto nabl<' "he1ht r I "Jx'>d'
"'II t 't'r reg.am the 'trcngth and gr.tle o l a m.iri "'hn on'e
ran mdrathons and pla)ed tcnna'> 11>1th a \11unr Tran
-\ U\llO
"Hc.-·s got a long ""3' 10 ttO · \.ltd h1<; ~r .. ,hl·r °'<'Oil
'u\\baum. ~(,"There·., pcal !land 'allc's ~·me da'" ha\
a1t11udc 1s 'en good Jnd \Ome daH 11 1c, 'en hJ.I "'o on<'
"going to stake a claim 1atx1u1 h1~ rt"('O\ en I l' thl·r "'a' ..
'Kott ""'ussbaum '-<lid h1~ bro1her ,., bi11u .1tx1u1 the
'>h1l\1t1ng. and ht~ fam1h ''too
(Pleue eee VICTIM/ A2)
Dole, Robertson beat B.ushin Iowa caucuses
3rd-place fin ish blow to vice presiden t:
Gepha rdt tops t_ig ht pack of Dempcr ats
By DAVID ESP O
t a p ·~..,,..,
DES MO INES. Iowa -Sen. Bob
Dole scored a convmcmg 1numph in
Iowa's Republican pres1den11al
caucuses Mo nday night while Pat
Robertson dropped a faltcnng Vice
President Gcorae Bush into 1h1rd
plan· Richard Gephardt edged Paul
Si mon to "'n a seven-man Demo-
crat1r rat"c
With 70 fX'rt'Cnt of the ~mocra11c
caurusc'i rl·ponmt 1n the first big test
of the 1988 prcs1denual cam paign,
Rep Gt'phardt of M1ssoun had 27
percent of 1hc total and led in the
\l'p:H3te 'ote 10 apponaon h1"a
dcleg:11cs to the national nom1na11ng
con\ent1on
"Proplc a rc "'omed about rt'g.atn·
mg control ofourcconom1C des11n \ "
Gephardt rcmar~cd an claiming \IC-
tof)
Sen 1mon. of llhncm had .:~
fX'rlcnt and \bssachu\Cll\ l•O'
Mil had Duka~1s had ~I pcrlcnt
Jc\~ Jack.son bested a d1~pJXl1n1cd
Brun· Babbin for founh plau." and
said. "doubk-d1g11S 1\ a poh11cal
\ ICtOI) "
E'en tunher ba l 1n the pack was
Gan Han. ha~ comc.-back bid m
shambles He had scarccl) I percent
oft he 101al 1n the state.-that catapulted
ham 10 natio nal prominence tn 1984
Th<! GOP returns wc~ &Jmost
complete. w11h Dole at 3 percent.
Robenson 2S pcm:nt and Bush at IQ
pcrC'c."nt
Bush. the national front-runnc.-r a!>
the cvenina bcpn. conccdf'd defeat
and 'owed to v.ork harder 1 n C"'
Ham pshire's lead-off pnma~ nc.-l.I
"'cck 'Tm a fi &hter I'm not itotng
ll• ht· ... 1 nl..an~ Jrnund ·he 'Jill
[)ok' Jilk.., crc'"'l'd J"-1ut the
m.i~n11uJl' 111 1l1r '1...-c pn•,1dent'<1
em1'arrJ\\mrnt j 1h1nl 11 mon~lh
"'11un1.1' ham· ..a1J 'c."n Chu l
C1r.1,,l1·\ ''' l''"d "ho 'ampa1gncd
l"\lt'""' '" 1111 th, "rnncr
(),,k "h'' urjO:l'll '''"'an' tn~rd h11r J' 11n,· 1•1 u' · '4ttd he hn hi)
11>.1n "''ulJ hdp hi m an 'e"' amp-
'iha rl . "hcrr he ha' p1d..-d up" rC'ngth
in .i I nh puhh, opan 111n '1.lr"' "'
rdc .1 .... :J t-' \ R<
(Pleaeeeee OOLK/A2 )
4 Dig north Costa Mesa
projects focus of debate
Fo r decades. the fcn1k land Jn
nonh Costa Mesa sprouted lim1
beans. Today. buildinss have larael>
'"plattd the ~ns.
landownen have di1eovered 1
more lucrative cash aop -develop.
mcnt.
Thtre are praentl)' fouf ma.JOf
undeveloped lob nonh or the San Dieeo Freeway. Rankins South Coat
PIUa. T ~. they comprite about
2)4 Km ol open land.
To 10mC. tbat ICftllle ""'"'"" opportunity. But to otlwn. that
oPPQ11unity carria a duaL
·As optn ll*C in Cot1a Ma. haJ
evaponled, rtlidmu.. city oflkiah
and •ve~ eech daimina dlcir
propoul it fbr IM city00
-Mvt
........ over IM remaiaiftl land. The four pieces ol propeny ... ~
been dlt IUlrl ol muy •udea.
............ .. ., ........ VlnOUI
.,..... ..-le to impale dwtr vitioft1 ora ....... lkyliM.
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JElllEI Wmu
f ,, , ~ ·· N · 1't
The numben usocealed with dw
projttts art s~na.
If city adtn of tlte Pftteftt and
futurt approve the ~ • to
ablolutc hmtt o f t~ .caty's cumnt
lltftft'll 1*n 's lrmn.. the four pmocds
-.11 yit-fd 1 combined 7.17 mlltioa
Jquatt ht of commcmal •nd ol&ct
apatt; 1.lOO homn, 10.000 lllU8ft
9Ht of rallur8fttl> 1-0 hoWh WI"' a combhted 900 room and a I 0.000.
.tqv.lft-foot daikkaft mncr.
But the most 1mposin1 -and
1mp;1 una -numbers are tho~
involving traffic
onsuluants estimate tha1 onC't tht
four maJor dt"elo\'mcnts -C.J
aenarom & ns Ho me R1n h.
Amel De' clopmtnl's Metro Pointe.
T n nspac1fi 's Metro Center and •
S.k1oka Firms -1rt finished. they ~Ill acne~ted I n add1t1onal 16 ,.l6()
car tn~ tach da) 1n and out of the
area. By the )ta r 2010 narl) 7)7.000
can •Lii ~ ao1na 1n and out o( the
·~·,,vinous dc\c~nts
TM traffi con ultants who make
thote tstimatts said th tS is a •• .. ont·
cur tttnano " But that SCt"nano 1s
thr muttt of l'Mlff res~tJ' n'Jht·
mara.
It 11 aho tbt but oflhc cit • plans
to catt tnftk -on. ""' the ~ n'""'btt o( tnpa to and "°"' e.tta pr~ P'OJ«'. the en a i•• zai~ IM PfMno ftt at <harttt
O s uov AREA
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ck~doptts from S9$ to S668. That
mo.) -•hid\ toukt eow S97 S
m1lhon -as earmarked for trafft(
tmpro'e~ts in nonh COAi Mna.
M t of the dcvcloptn ha~t ub-
mUtC'd .. ~.~ h\t .. ao the r1t •
&la1h n, ho-the) •ould h kt to
dt'dot> thctr land
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A.a El Toro ice._..,-'""'• in ¢\ical condilion Monday after beina
bocked down by a car and nan over
_,a MCOnd vehicle while at1m1ptina
IO C'l'Oll a busy intcrwction on his ~.
David HarMy. 17, suffered ~
'1tjuriel in 1be Friday nilbt accident
in El Toro after one velticle struck
.. im ud a t«Ond ran over bis lep as
k lay in the Intersection. said H~way Patrol spokesman Xen Diidy.
Hm'My, tetiously irtjured and
't!Omal~. was not ickntifitd until
Sunday whm his parents discovered
be was beina treated at a Mission
Viejo hospital, accordina to
authori1ics.
Accordina 10 CHP repons. the
lbteboard rider was beint pul~ on
•a ft>~ an unidentified friend who wu na a1 a~ut 7:JO p.m. When
the peir anempted to C1'0ll Trabuco
Road at Ridee Route. Harney stop-
ped halfway ICfOU bec:auw a car was
l'ast approechi na.
An El Toro man was tnvelina
northbound on Trabue<> at about SO
mph and could not stop his FOid
Ranc:hero trUCk in time to avoid the
¥CtdenWlaily said... -
Ahho'Ch tbert is a crosswalk at the
intersection, there is no traffic sianal
controllina motorists on Trabuco
Road. Daily said.
Hamey was knocked into an adja·
cent lane where a second motorist ran
over his leas with her 198S Toyot~
Cclica.
Hamey's fncnd who had been
towina him fled the scene.
lnvesti11tin1 Officer Steve
Bceuwsacrt said the CHP isauempt·
ins to locate the friend for possible
chafFs in connection with ahe acci·
dmt.
Harney was taken 10 MiHion
fiospital Rqional Medjcal Center in
Mis.I.ion Viejo for treaamenL But
hospilal ofT1dal1 could not Identify
the youth1 who was not carryin1
idmtifi~uon. until his-parents c.allcd
on Sunday afternoon. Q'
James and Pamela Hamey became
concerned 1f\cr their son lef\ the
house Friday nif!lt and failed to
return. Af\er noufying police, the.Y,
bepn calling local hospit.aJs asking 1f so~ne match1oa their son's de·
scription was bcina treated there.
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Hear ---..... 5!1°"" .. fOlow~ molNt ....... ..., .... ... ...,.....,_ t0dey~ .... hln .. I011, ICM9 GIOl2. Locel to
nor1t11• wlndl to H • wll ~ hlgt'9from11to15 Weclnl9dey.
Ulftt, _,.... --a6ona IM Inner coee1el watera wll beOOnl9 .... to ........ tO fo ti knote by tonight . ......,.
~ 2-foot ... end 11 •~toot~ .....
SoutMm c ... om. mount8ln -.. be c1w ""rf Wedi---.._.. --.. blow 20 to 30 mpti. Aeeot1 both ~ • renge from 41 to II. IOwe tonight from 2t to . a-.. .... ....,.,.....w.lnrrd-. ....,_..,. ..
blow 11to20 '"Pf'. Upper ~9""W1tott1 dllY9 .. ,.,. from
M-to 10. IOwe "°"' 21to31. LOW9r ~ bW'9 w11 rll"Qe trom 74 to 71, IOwe from«> to 48.
U.S. Tempe Kw1fotd N 17
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HllMMll a 11 ~ '-'""°""' ltt "'-~ .......... • • ~_...,_a ..
" It Calif. Tempe A!Mt>y,N V H ti ,,.._,...._ u • .. , ..... _.... .. .. Extended :::.,i:-.. n "'-' It .. ......... ................ "' ......... -,,. L-* ... ,. ............. AncflOt-oe " 11 K-Clty .. 11 M .....,_ eetl'l'OM ....,_ft 1e f1 L-In ~ .. II laV .... 17 .. ......... 17
At!Mte ... " little i.ocll ., ,, ..,_ 73 M fM'(M
Al!Mtlc City .. at L~ •• It ...._,. 13 M
AWitlll " II L___. .. It ...... SI 21
!~RTH~MESA rs RISING SKYLINE ••• Al
.....,_.. ., I.I ...,,... • 17 ~ ,, 15 Surf Foreca•t ...,.. 14 2' ...... e.ctl 71 • ..... 71 •• ........,._ 50 IO ltdl1 .. 00..1 .. ,, c....... SI ..
lilnwell •I oo ...... II OI hrell• IO .. ..... ... ..... ... .. " ..... I .. ..,. ot -47 ,_ .. ,..
11 LoeM911MClty , ... ••
Hett is a summary of the de·
velopers' wish lists as they presently .. net
'9..0ka Parma
11+----r orill t e proposed <kve opments.
1he Sakiokas' 1s the most vague. :<JeorJr Sakioka said that he docs not
know exactly what his family will
build on the 73 acres. if they will
develop the land themselves or go
into ·a panncrsh ip or when work
D'li&ht st.an.
What is tentat1 vel) proposed 1s a
combination ofrl'.s1dentiaJ. retail and
..office space.
Hei&hts would range from one
stori to eiJht·stories in the area.
hei ts Robinson said arc compatible
wit both the hi&h-riscs to the cast of
South Coast Plaza and the homes
across oearb}' Sunflower A "cnuc.
.. You must build thinJS that are
compatible wllh e.., el")1h1ng around
it," Sakioka said.
lletro Center
The tentative plan Transpacific
Development Co has submitted to
the city includes three I 2·stol"). two
1 S·story. one 10.stoC) and four s1x-
story bujldings. Su. twcr to fi ve-level
parking structures aJso sho~ up on
the tentative proposal.
Despite the project's locauon in
what is considered the h1gh·rise area
of Costa Me~. the combination of 16
structures on 41 acres has planners
concerned.
Concerns OH'r dens1t\ has led to
numerous dela" Robinson s~11d
planners and TrJn-.pacific arc' trying
to rework the 1Jll' plan to make the
deH~lopmcnt more palatable.
The Nonh Costa Mesa Specific
Plan stud} sho~s that the proposed
proJecl ~ould no1 be consistent w1t h
an} of the general plan's maJor goals
' and objecu,es ~I best. the de,elop-
mcnl -as proposed -1s onl)
"potenualh consistent:·
Projects at a glance
ll&kloka ,. ......
1.44 miffion square feet ofOflices
136.000 square feet of retail space
1.300 residential units
Tra.Depeclftc Deftlopment
(lletro Center)
! million square feet of offices
ArDel Deftlopmcnt
(lletro Pol.Dte)
1.34 million square feet ofofficcs
150.000 square feet of retail space
300 apanments
500-room hotel
C.J. Sceentrom a Sona
(Home Ra.Dell)
2. 72 million square feet of offices
80.000 square feet of retail space
400-room hotel
10.000square feet of restaurant space
10.000 square.foot child -care center
Metro Pointe
The .\mel Co is planning to build
this 50-acre site in three phases. the
fi rst of which -The Cape apan-
ments and t"'in twcrstorv office
bu1ld1ngs -1s fini shed. ·
The propoSt'd second phase was to
ha'e bec.n «'' 1ewed at Monda )
night's Planning Comm1ss1on meet-
ing. It incl uded 11-. six· and four·
slOr) office lo~ers and two large
parking struc tures.
The proposal ra ised "some senous
concerns.. among planners. Rob-
inson said.
Planners asked .\rnel to el1m1nate
the I 2-slOC) h1gh·nsc, replace ll with
t~o SL\·StOr) buildings and reduce the
size of the parking structure.
A third phase would include
anoaher I 2·story building, a I 5·story
high·risc, some one-to three-story
retail buildinas and a 5~room hotel.
Homa.Ranch
Home Ranch and Metro Pointe
have more in common than the fact
that both arc west of South Coast
Plaza. Both have been the target of
ci tizens' &roup5 that sued them.
stopping development. if just tem·
porarily.
Much of the concern centers on the
fact that the strip between South
Coast Drive and the San Diego
Frccwa) is largely undevelopt'd.
Buildings \)read) in the ~rea -
mostly homes and 1partments -
have generally been limited to about
two stories. and residents sec high -
nses as a threat.
Nevenheless. both Amel and C J.
·Scgcrstrom & Sons have advanced
plans for office and retail buildings.
The first phase of the Home Ranch
project is the embattl~d One South
Coast Place. to consist of 12· and 20.
story office towers. Grading for the
project had already started when a
la~sull brought 1t to a halt. Work on
1he buildings 1s pending council
approval.
Beyond the One South Coast Place
plan. Segerstrom has not submuted a
specific proposal for the bulk of the
94-acre lot. But 'ague plans include a
400-room hotel and restaurant space
.\ ch1ld<are center and museum also
are under cons1derat1on.
With th e lo~cst 1ntensll\ and lhe
most open sparl· of the four plans.
O ne South ( oast Place 1s 'er)'
appealing to cit) plan ners.
"It) a beautiful proJecl. I don't
th ink an)'onc ~ould d1sagrc'e that's
one of the most e\Citing prOJCCls
wc·vc processed in this cll~. 1n th is
count}:· Robinson said.
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VICTIM, FAMILY i,IVE WITH PAIN ••.
Prom Al
"There's reall)' so littJc in life for us,. I rc'ally can't put
ll into words. what this has done to us:· Nussbaum's
father. Wilbur Nussbaum. said earli er this year.
"I haven't fo und an answer to why." Gloria
Nussbaum told rcponcrs outside the counroom. "We
cannot be '1olc nt. v.e cannot destroy other lives."
Befort the freeway shooting incident. Nussbaum's
hfe was going \t'I") well.
He had r~entl)' pined .his master's degree from USC'
and had been offered a job by the Los Angeles County
Depanment of Mental Hralth the day before the shooting.
Instead. he no~ lies in the rotating bed at Rancho Los
Amigos Hospital in Downe). His famil y visits him CHI)
day. and he reads the newspaper. following Morgan 's path
through th e cnminal justice S)'Stem.
"I think wh at has upset him the most was when he
read a ne"spaper arllck about Morgan being out on ba11.··
Scott Nussbau m said. "He ~as being tonurcd for months.
"aking up c' Cf) da~ to the real it) of what happened. and
Morll.'l n "a~ frel·
"He misses the things we take for granted. Like
scratching his nose when he has an itch. or pulling his hand
in his pocket. He can't move his hands."
Gloria Nussbaum said her son would appear in court
on Wednesday "if he is physically able. We might brini
him in by ambulance."
As she spoke. a SC'uffie broke out in the hallway as an
elderly man who identified himself as Morgan's father
attempted to stop a television cameraman from filming
Morgan's de0arture from the counroom.
The man jumped on the cameraman. who pushed
him aside before two Costa Mesa police officers -who
had testified in the trial -wrestled the man from the
reporter's lei.
The cameraman later decided not to press charges as
th e cider!) man was esconed from the courthouse b)' two
ba1hfTs.
"They're' such a violent famil y,'' Glona Nussbaum
whispered. her eyes brimmina with tears.
FREEWAY SHOOTING TRIAL OPENS ••• From Al ~
qu1c tl) beside his auome)-. Dressed Mof"1n. but addrd the) had faith in
1n a black sweater and blue slacks. he Kral1 ck.
did not address the coun. but 1s On Monday. several police officers C\~cted to testif) Thursday. Me er in volved in Morgan's arrest testified
s~11d. about the shooung.
Deput) D1stnct Altomc) ( hns Morgan and his wife -who was DOLE, ROBERTSON BEAT BUSH IN IOWA ...
Morgan had been dnnking, althoup
his blood-alcohol level was . I 0 per·
cent, the level at which is person is
presumed too intoxicated to drive.
From Al
Dole's doublc-d1gn margin in lo"' a
~as rough l) 1n line with the pre.
cauc us polls -but the same polls
showed Bush fin1'lh ing ahead of
Robertson.
The formN tele' 1s1on e' angehst
said his showing "'as a '1ctor) for
\Olers ··~ho ~anted us to restore the
greatness of .\menc.1 through moral
strength." .\ CB sur\C) said more
than a third of the Republican caucus
pan1c1ant s 1dcnt1ficd themsclvrs as
fundamental or e' angelical C'hns·
t1an\ and half uf th em favored
Ru~rtson.
.\s Dole and Bush indicated. the
final .. otes hadn't e'en been counted
before the contenders turned their
<')CS IO~ard ne \I ~«k's leSI in t~
Ham psh1~. ·
Bush and Dukak1s lead hand1 1\ 1n
polls there -but Dole's aides said· the
Republican numbers would shi ft
dramatical!> -and qu1ckl~ If his·
lOI) 1s a guide. the same will be true
for the Democrats
'W 1th 9.8 percent of the Republican
precincts reponing. Dole had 40.6 18
'otes. or 3 7 percent Former TV
e' angehst Robenson had 26. 71 I or
25 percent and Bush -the na·
11on" ide front·runner who scored a
dramauc tnumph in Iowa's caucuses
1n 1980-had :W.172 or 19 percent.
The rest of the Republican field
trailed far behind -Jack Kemp had
Krahe~ did not address the issue of not charged in the incident. but sat in
12.065 for 11 percent and won his premed1auon dun ng his opening the rear of the courtroom with PETITIONS
duel "'llh Pete du Pont. wh o had statements befo re the JUI). but Morgan's parents -werr on the • • •
7.971 for 7 percent. .\lnander Haig. HarborMun1c1pal CounJudge Sclim traffic-<hoked Costa Mesa Frttwa)' PromAl
who didn't compete. had 41 2 'otes. Frankli n questioned that defense at when Nussbaum attempted to pass clerk by Feb. I to qualify for the June
Robenson's suppon was hard to· an earlier heari ng. on the right ballot.
figu re before the caucuses -pundits .. He ~as alrcad) mad and he pretty Officer Lester Gogerty. who was The aroup did not do so. arid
referred to his backers as ··the well cou ld ha' e form ulated 'the ne'<l . stationed on the freeway shoulder to Ortep said the cit) 's pro.arowth
1n .. 1s1blearm~ .. But his second-place gu> that comt.'s b\. I'm going to prcvrnt illegal passing. said he saw council would not schedule a special
finish followed strong showings in dri ll.' .. Fran~lin said. He added the Nussbaum's small station wagon meeting to place the initiative on the
M1ch1gan and Ha~an caucuses and pistol had to be cocked before fi n ng. sv.erve from traffic and hn three cars June ballot. The deadline for the
firm I) established him as a force 1n poss1 bh ind1ca t1ng the shooting was before coming to a stop. November ballot 1s Feb. 16. and
the GOP race not spontanroull. The officer testified he found Oncp said her group has more than
With 70 perce nt of the Democratic Superior Court Judge Jean Nussbaum hunched over the stcerin& enough signatures to qualify.
caucuses rcponing returns. Gephardt Rhe1nhcimcr 1s presiding over wheel. with a gunshot wound in his "We're doin& very well. People are
had 24.102 'oles for 27 percent Morgan's tnal. "'h1ch 1s~xpected 10 nec k. very poshive and very optimistic
1mon had 21 .. WO for 24 percent and last a "eek A Manne communications expen. about this and we're confident it will
Dukakis had 18.030 for 21 percent Nussbaum . who has regained slight Cpl. Rick Armstrong. witnessed the be passed into law." said Ortega. who
Said Duka~1s "Tonight we ~on the mo' cment 1n his feet dunng rehab1li -shooting from behind Morpn's said approximately 13.000 signatures
br~nz se~ wed ~t ~~.for the gold and ta11on 1rea1mcnt at Rancho Los truck. and gave offitcrs a descnption have been collected.
v.e re going to" in 1t. .\m1gos Hospital in Downe). was of the black four-whccl~rive vehicle. Petitioners in Laguna Beach. Foun-
Jcsse Jack~on It'd fo r fo unh place. among the fir'it '1cums 1n a firestorm Officer Paul Ellis testified he saw tain Valley and Newpon Beach a~
COUNTY POISED ... with 9.-755 'otc.·s and 11 percent 10 of frerw~) '1olcncc that struck the truck enterina the fairgrounds. also targeting the November ballot
8.043 and 9 pcrrenl for former Southern California last summer. At and arrested Morgan wi thout inci-for their slow-1rowtf'1 initiati ves. San
Arizona Go'. Bruce Babbitt with c;1x least two people v.ere kJllcd in the dent ab<lut 35 f~t into tht fair Cltm~nte backers have afftady sub.
percent uncommi tted. l\lben Gore ma~ hem. and Morgan 1s the fi rs t to bt parking lot. The gun was fQu nd milled their pet1t1ons for November. From Al
must guarantn· the road funding
before the~ relel\e their building
permits.
One of the agreements also tn ·
eludes fund\ for a segment of the
proposed San Joaquin Hills Trans-
ponauon C omdor. a maJor h1ghwa}
proJeCl scheduled for construction 1 n
the earl\ 1990s
0c .. eiopmen1 agreement s are lcgal-
1) bl nding dcx. uments which protect
builders from changes 1n zoning or
other ne~ requirements.
C ou nl) legal officials say the agree-
ments "'ould al!.o protect builders
from the elTecls of a proposed
c1t1zens· growth control 1n1t1au,e. a
prospect which draws biller cnt1c1sm
from iniuau .. e sponsors who accuse
the count~ of sub..,ening the \\Ill of
the voters.
··1 wish the> would wan until the
initiative has eone before the voters
before appro' 101 all of these agree·
menu:· said Tom Rogers. co-author
of the C'111zens Sensible Growth and
Traffic Control ln1t1at1ve. "But of
course the' "on 't because the>· re
ti) mg to get around I\ "
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I n111a11' e backerssa} the)' ex pect to
turn 1n their pellt1ons toda}. which
l ould place the measure on next
Junt'·s pnmaT) election ballot.
Jr .. had abandoned his Iowa <.am 1ned stuffed in 1he front scat. the officer and organizers of a San Ju1n
pa1gn and c.nt1cued the process hrrc. ~ussbau m's fa mil ) attended the said. Capistrano 1n1t1at1ve plan to submit
and he was running behind even non -1nal. and s:ud It \.\35 "difficult" to face Ellis said he found no evidence that"' their petitions sometime this wttk.
r~o developme nt agreements. one
in Mission VieJO and one in Laguna
S1guel. ha'"e alread} been approved
b} the board. The two agreements
lc)(k in about 10.500 new homes
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l he s1 \ de' clopments co' errd
under the proposed agreements are
Ranch Santa Marganta. Footh ill
C'an)on. Dove Can)on. Bear Brand
Ranch. Manna Hills and Ahso V1eJO
L' nder the agrements. Rancho
anta Margari ta. Foothill Can)on
and Do\C Can) On ~ould contnbute a
lotal ofabout S 130million1oward 1he
Foothi ll plan
The other three de' clopmcnts arc
not pan of the Foothill plan but nll
will c-ontnbulc fund\ for other road
bu1ld1ng program~.
Unde r' us propo~d agrctment. the
Aliso V1eio C'o would contnbute up
to S35 m1ll1on toward cons1uct1on a
segment of the an Joaquin Hills
Transpomat1on C'omdor
Correction
l\n ·article in Sunda} 's ed111on of
1he p ail} P1lu1 on a propo!tcJ de·
'e}qpmcn t proJe<.·1 in Costa Mesa.
incorrl'Cth 1dcnt1fi('d resident andra
(jcn1s u 'being a member of M('~
A t1on.
Genis. a Cit) planner 1n .. Ne~pon
Beach. 1s a member of Cosu Mesa
('1 uzens for Responsible Growth. not
Mesa l\cuon.
Costa Mesa C'1t1Zens for Respon-
si ble Growth is the group 1hat
successfull ) fought the Costa Mesa
Cit) Council's approval of th e con-
tro .. ers1al One uth Coast Place
office prOJCCt Mesa cuon also has
been act1 ve in de' elopment issue as
well as Cit} poli tics.
The Dail) Pilo t regrets the error
0 .. 11 ~Hot
o.etMfy
.. Ouateftteed
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take the big step and walk down
the aisle to exchange vows.
··" Planning for that big day can
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location large ~ough to accom-
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cet8mony and reception can be
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E~ if a small ceremony ls
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memories ana 'pnotos of her
special day.
The Crown House can fulfill the
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Owners Jean and Bill Peters
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having more than 40 years of
experience working In the
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restaurMts In Southern Cali-
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have been included In Gourmet
magazine.
BUI Jr. Is the sommelier. He
takes pride in the wtne that the
Crown House offers, and his wife,
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customers and making sure that
their wants and needs are
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Jean, manager who rMk•
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customer can relax and enjoy the
occasion.
The establi8hment can provide
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Feb 9 -Feb 14
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Planning a wedding? Bridal show will help·
When the long-awaited mo-
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groom say, "I do,"•many count-
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have been spent shopping and
searching for wecfding consult-
ants to assist with the planning.
Terry Dufka, president of life-
style International Ltd., producer
of the Four Seasons Bridal Cel-
ebration scheduled for Feb. 28.
says. "Every couple planning
marriage and a new life together
should be exposed to the finest
selection of everything essential
to a perfect wedding ceremony,
reception, honeymoon and new
home."
Planning for a wedding takes
considerable time, but it can be
tun and rewarding If the couple
takes an organized . approach
Beary trend y
and seeks the advice of wedding
experts. .
Attending a bridal event that
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have an opportunity to work with
the wedding experts on a one-to-
one basis in one place on the
same day." At the Bridal Cel-
ebration the couple will al'9 be
able to enjoy. a superb tirunch
with reserved seating, as they
view the exciting gowns included
in the Diamond Collection by
designer Frank Masandrea from
New York.
Among the prestigious group
of wedding-related services and
companies part1c1pating in the
bridal event will be American
Airlines, Alcott & Andrews,
Boulevards of Travel. Patricia
Bono Photography, California
Traditions, Crate and Barrel,
Condo Resorts, Europa Inter-
national Salon and Spa, Between
The Sheets. Hankel's. invitations
by Chase. Kitchen Things. Miles
Randolf ... a design fantasy of
flowers, The Memory Maker ...
custom videography, Port
O'Call. Rosenthal Fine China.
and Winston's Fine Jewelry.
Doors will operi at 11 a_m with
seating in the ballroom at noon A
waiter-served brunch will
precede the fashion show.
staged by Paul Diamond who will
travel from New York for the
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On Valentine's Day. the Riviera
Restaurant will break a tradition.
For the first time in the res-
taurant' s 20 years of operation it
will be open on Sunday for lovers
celebrating the holiday.
Items from the regular menu
will be available. Owners Andre
Porro, Rene and Jackie Bouscary
and their statt take pride In the
expert care that each guest
receives and make sure that each
is treated royally. Many items on
the menu feature tableside prep-
aration.
The Riviera Is an ideal place for
an intimate dinner before attend-
We're Fighting Fm Your Lire
Ing an opera, play or baHet.
Diners onty need to Inform their
waiter that t~ are on their way
to the theater and the watter wttl
ensure that the guests enjoy an
unrushed meat but are stlll on
time tor the curtain.
It's not too early for spring and
summer brides to begin planning
tt)eir rehearsal dinner and wed-
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Room Is perfect for small gather-
ings of 10 to 12 people, while the
Monte Carlo Room can accom-
modate up to 75 guests. The
Riviera's manager. Perry
Jehangiri, wilJ assist brides and
their families with menu selec-
tions.
The restaurant's easy to reach
location is just off the San Diego
Ffeeway (405) at the Bristol
Street exit. It is in South Coast
Plaza, Costa Mesa. Seating wtll
be limited on Valentine's Day so
reservations are suggested.
Phone 540-3MO. -
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The great gift idea that gMt8 a tasteful
performance whatever the occask>n.
This year let HoneyBaked brand hams
represent your company, we've been
entertaining taste buds atl over the
country for more than 30 years.
With HoneyBaked brand hams
and Gift Certificates you can
dance through that gift list
in atyte .
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Sweet Tlal_nl eeema appropriately aaaed for ftleatlne
remem~ ud celebradllt. Tlae etore curl• a lar&e
.electlODof 7.~etcaDdJ, lcecreua aad-1ft ltem•. plu It bu a ca aa4 eepr1110 bu. It la localed lulde
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For Valentine's ...
Indulge that "Special.Someone"
in a complete day of rejuvenation with
Salon Gregorie's and·Fabienne De France
• H-'rcut and styte
• Fact-'. relaxation ...
sophrofogie wtth acupressure,
eyebrow arch, make-up
appllcatlon, paraffin hand
treatment.
• Manicure
• Lunch
Ladies $220 Gentlemen s 180
'°""""'"' '"'"" 200 New ort Center Drive New
644-6671
ort Beach
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Sterling
turiledinto
works of art
A lifetime dedicated 10 per-
fection lhows In Allen Adler'•
coflectlon of fine handwrought
sterling silver flatware,
hotlowware and jewelry.
Th9 precision hand-
craftsmanlhlp practiced by-him
and his family for generations ls a
rapidly vanishing art, Adler says.
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Cookie bouquet
For an unuaaal Y&lentine gilt, wby not .end a bouquet of
long-atemmed chocolate chJp cooklea. You can order a
dozen for only $29.95 at Bonnie'• Bouquet, Santa Ana, and
they wlll be dell•ered anywhere lo Orange County on the
following day lf the order la receh•ecl before 3 p .m .
Available by phone order only, 835-4774.
"When I~ my career~ than 40 YMr• ago," hi said, ,------_;_ ______________ _.;;:;:;:__ ____________ _
"there were about 50 recognized
muter aHYeramlths In the coun-
try. Today. wtth the exception of a
few In highly spectaMzed flekia,
there are vtrtualty none.''
Adler, one of America's
greatest silversmiths. has been
recognized by the Smithsonian
Institution for his contrtbulon to
the art. An otfld8ly com-
miSllOMd Mt of hie . ftatwir•
adorns the dtmng table of the
California gowrnor's rnansk>n,
and he has forged~ and silvef
statues, platters and.crowns for
winners of the President
Eisenhower Perpetual Golf
Trophy, the Academy Award, the
Irving Thalberg Award and the
Miss USA/Miss Universe
Pageant. .
All of his flatware patterns are
hand forged of sterling sHYer and
are completely sotkt. Every p6ece
requires many hours of hammer-
ing, heating and working the
silver to transform It from a
simple bar into an exquisite
flatware Item and when held, you
can feet the quality.
The seven generations of artis-
tic excellence and attention to
quality workmanship are ap-
parent In his flatware. The stamp
of "Allan Adler Stetllng" assures
you of a mastet's personal touch
and his sliver. as always. a work
of fine art.
Allan Adler Is located at 3838-
A. E. Coast Highway, Corona del
Mar: phone 673-7495 .
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Mexican
Cruise
For Only
$442
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Trn.lmeker9
5931 Westt1•..._ A'le.
Weet"*18ter, ca 92683
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U NEWPORT MILLS CENTER
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Newport H1Hs Florist • Newpott Htb Shoe Repair • Newoort H•lls Tra~ •Raton s Ma•ket •
Kctnneth B Schwarz O OS • Soar111tno Cieeners • Thai Touch • Thats Enteiialnmenl •
T~ftlonat AwelerS • uruon 0.1 • Universal Sa111ngs • ~at s COOl\IOQ
San Miguel Drtve at Ford Road, Newport Beach, CA
Medical supply store serves
more than old or sick people
By CHERYL WALKER
D911J .... Ceil ' n fl I
Stella Chavos has spent more
than 21 years in Newport Beach
filling special needs at her New-
port Center Orthopedic Medical
and Surglcal Supply.
··Anything a patient needs we
have," says Chavos, "and if we
don't have it in stock we can
usually get it ln a day. We can
special order anything.
"We're actuaJly five stores in
one; each department Is a com-
plete store. By the end of March
we'll be more than doubting our
size at this location," she said.
"We have a complete depart-
ment of orthopedic, comfort.
stylish. and dress shoes for men.
women and children -even
newborns -and can fit very
narrow to very, very wide widths.
brace shoes and custom-mold
Inlays for deformed feet.
And for diabetics, she said,
·'Very soft footwear is Important.
Medicare will pay for the shoes
because doctors have found
proper fQOtwear prevents a lot of
amputations.
"People come from all over to
our mastectomy department,
where." Chavos states proudly,
"once we fit you you wouldn't be
able to tell the dittwence be-
tween a natural and a silicon
breast."
Newport carries a complete
Eornngs 18kvg $3588
tine of Camp International breast
forms (one of the nation's oldest
and most respected manufac-
turers of the product), bras In
feminine fabrics and fashionable
styies. and swimsuits in size$ 8 to
48.
Foundations are featured In
the third department, where cus-
tomers will discover back braces.
undergarments, and Orange
County's only ..Jobst Service
••0ur cutomen are
newborn• to 95-year-
olda. Some are ft:1Y ac-
tive l n •porta lllle ra-
quetball and runnl1J6.
Skien e.peclallf. ll~e
our knee brace9. •
Center for custommade elastic
hosiery (knee highs to panty
hose, light support to surgical
weight). Regular bras and girdles
for full figures are located here as
well.
The ostomy department con-
tains surgical and home care
supplies for individuals with uri-
nary and bowel problems which,
says Chavos, will free patients to
live normal lives.
In addition to bags, catheters.
tape, pads, and adult diapers,
customers will find blood press-
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ure equipment, smaH medical
instruments. first-aid kit auppU•,
bedpans. and sports medicine
braces, splints. and elastic ban-
dages.
In the last department -
trAtCtlon equipment and walking
aids -customers can find
crutches, walkers, wheelchairs,
electric hospital beds, com-
modes and "the most elegant
selection of canes around," says
Chavos.
A patron doesn't have to be
old, sick or bedridden to fil'ld
something usetw at Newport
though. says Chavos.
"Our customers are newborns
to 95-year-olds. Some are vwy
active In sports llke raquetball
and running. Skiers especially
like our knee braoes.''
Athletes as well as arthritis
sufferers, for example, enjoy the
benefits of moist heat treatment
pads and mitts, which pop Into
the mlc(owave and, once heated,
are worn to soothe away aches
and pains.
The store Is located at 400
Newport Center Drive. Suite 104,
Newport Beach. and Is open
Monday through Friday from 9
a.m. to 6 p.m. and Saturday from
9:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Appointments
are not necessary but lndMduals
requiring fitting S«Vlces should
call 6«-0065 for a time. But,
says Chavos, 1'we never rush or
turn away anybody.··
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Atrium Court. 24 Fashion Island. Newport Beoch (714) 644-5764
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Say it with .flowers
Valentine dlapla,. tbat decorate wlDdcnn at Newport Hill•
Florlat are perfect for Valentine'• Day. Tbey lDclade freab
Oower uraaaementa and balloou to lDdoor planta and
cutomlsed allk and dried arranaementa to fnalt baakeu.
Tbe Oorlat, wlalcla al8o apeclallaed lD wedd.lq anan1e-
menta and boaqaeta, la at 2642 San lllCael Drl•e, Newport
llll1a Center. Phone 640-7980.
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+ tu eo moe. doled end
leue. Tot91t:r.*'''11.~.40. M.
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Ha•eaheart
U ,oa are:•• for ,_..r ftleatlme. doa'to.erloOk rirt~Mut9tMtan
ftlled wttla claocolatee, -• ...... tie •ttaffed .......... Mrft -,....... ,_
... For those special .
Black tie occasions ...
............ at lllDatemaa Way, Newport
llMcla: ~ .tore 19 located lD Weetcllff
Pia.a. lnlae A.enae a.ad 17th Street.
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Inn .ideal·
stay on
Catalina
If you have not been to Catahna
lately, you are missing one ot our
most beautiful resort areas .. Ours
1ng the fall. winter and early
spring. the view of the mainland
from· Catalina Island is breaths
taking.
The hills are green. wtuch
makes the inland tour a must at
this t1me ol year The buffalo are
roaming everywhere tn the tns
tenor. and 1t 1s hunttng season
until April for deer and wild boar
The restaurants and the hotels
are changtng. and bed and
breakfast accornmodat1ons are
terrific. The Garden House Inn 1s
one of the finest to be found
anywhere.
Catalina is easy to reach by
(PleaM eee CATALDfA/Pl 2)
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ALSO AVALA• E .. 14 KARAT GOLD
CHARLES H. BARR
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WESTCLIFF PLAZA
17th AT IRVINE AVE.
NEWPORT •ACH
642~310
PRC>MIJ!S .fO't(Hf>~Alt ~ luppllMent 'ttt ~ ~ PU(M/TwMsay. PeMiary • fMO.S "t > !•
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HoneymOoners special market/or-tr-avel agency
Handffng.,, 8Y9f'I mtx of cor-• loweef 8Vlll•ble tw. For that
porate buU'8S9 and vacation tpedlll dinner In a tpeClal ctty,
travet, Boulevards of Trawt Is clenta CM recet¥e wi8tanoe
active In the .... of air ..... rllN with reeervatk>na. A daly dellYery
and tour packages. The agency ts w vice ii alee> ayalable free of
computerized Ulirlg both United cMrge.
time in the offtce alond wtth .,,
experiel~ ltd trell.t to
handle 8'1 trawt Neda. A corn-
put~ accounting ~
helps bu--. travel dlerwtl cut
costa and ... beMtgeea.
Airlines Apolo and Arnet ican The ao-ICY w founded in
Alr1ines Sabre systems. September 1913 by three ex-
HOf.eymoOI ...... mpecMf
market for thil I09'1CY· eoun..-ors wortc wtth the bride and
groom to d'°°98from a v.tMyof
optlQns. The honeymoon might
take the couple on a ~
drive up the Caltoc n1a com wtllt
Its quM'lt bed and br1.._.1nna,
ServicM Include .... wign-pertenced trawt agents, Patricia
menta, bowdlng pa .... ipeCiel Berg Wright, Barb9ra Rattlff
meal requests, transfers and any Boatman and Carol Raetz. AJI are
other speciel request• dients well traveled and have consider-
may haw In addJtion to MCUring. able know41dge of most areas of
basic fHght r898tVatlons at the the wortd. Al the owners wortc full
§we.et
Deals
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Paradise
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New,.rt .._. · Pllllloa lllaM
71Uf4-lll7
For lelenadom
Planning a Wedding?
... iet Us Lighten Your Load!
PERSONALIZED TRADITIONAL
J . CUSTO• WWDINGS
• Complete color coordlutJon
• Selective menus pleasing the moat
discriminating tastes.
~ • Wedding cakes created in all flavors /!J. It (lealgna.
PATIO WEDDINGS
AND VIDEO TAPED
Non-denominational ministers and
judges avallabl~ for weddings and an-
J nlverNrlea.
LUNCHEON OR
DINNER RECEPTIONS
with seatinc for 25 to 200 guests.
~ . CALL TODAY ,i •.
G!rofun~ouee
32802 So. Coast Hwy
lat Crown Valley Pkwy)
So. Laguna Niguel • t99-2626
''FOR A ROMANTIC
VALENTINE'S DAY''
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5 COUISE CAlllLEUCD
Dl111r for Tn! $48
Choose from five
delightful entrees.
Includes wine and a
rose for the lady!
18302 Beach Blvd., 84~979
Huntin~n Beach u .-. -a., 11111>
In • new couple'• llf9.
tt Is ofllce pollcy to reepond to
the ct1enta needs • quldcty as
poeaible . .:t~ com-p.te c:on the~
aasurea complete privacy.
Boulevsda of Trewt taea pride
In dehwlng eupertor wvtce to tta c:lenta. LMter'8 of recommen-
dation from current client• (with
their perm•on).,. available for
revtew upon request.
The agency ii located at 240
N9wport Center DrtYe, Suite 224.
Newport Beach, phon e
720-1024.
'VARbWOUSb
r f s t • u r • n t
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3-day Ensenada cFuise
romantic, inexpensive
Leisure shopping on Lido
Why not take your br.lde or valentine on a fabulous
Azure Sea Cruise to Mexico via romantic Catalina
IMnd?
. Too expensive, you say?
Wei, not any more. Travelmakers of Westminster is
.... or.,..,-__....,"'9-a three-day crulae for only ~2 per person. The
crui8e leaves June 17, 1988, and returns June 20. Of
coune It Includes all the fabulous food and tun you would
'expect from the Azure Seu.
What's the.perfect setting for a
romantic V8'entlne's Day ex-
cursion, dinner or getaway? Lido
Marina VIiiage Is the answer.
This shopping village on New·
port Bay boasts a unique. charm-
ing atmosphere Including a
waterfront boardwalk.
The one-of-a-kind gift and
fashion boutiques along with art
galler1es and YKht brokers and
For a pertect sunset or moon-
light dinner on Newport Bay. stop
in at any of the waterfront cafes
and restaurants to see what
special Valentine's Day menu will
be served and make your reser-
vations eartyl
The Udo Marina Yachting
Center is host to many charter
operations that can plan a v~
tlan gondola excursion or any
type of charter to meet your
individual needs for a truly
memoratMe Valentine's Day.
Whether you need a gift tor
your valentine or that special
someplace to take him or her.
chart your course to Lido Marina
Village situated on Udo in New-
port Beach. Simply take Newport
Boulevard south, cross over Pa-
cific Coast Highway. turn left
onto Via Lido then ten again into
the convenient parking structure.
For more information call
675-8662. On your way from the Port of Los Angeles in San
Pedro, you'll anchor at twfflght In Avalon Bay, Catalina.
After a morning shore vtSlt the group Is off to sunny
EnleMda.
charter agenciee wlh PfOYide the .-----------------------·
Celt now tor reservations. Space is limited at thts low
prtce. For more Information, call Don Johnson of
Travelmakers at 894-5312.
answer for ~ the hard-to-
ptease valentine. PersonaJized
service wilt make choosing the
perfect gift for your sweetheart a
leisure experience without the
crowds of larger shopping malls .
Hani·itup
on special
• occasions
Honeye.ked Ham Co. Is the
nation's lelldlng retailer of the
finest grade of pork products,
which are smoked. cured, splral-
Sliced and sold u a wttole or half
ham.
The storea 8'so provide con-
tum4t'S with a variety of other
quafffy convenience and holiday
food items, such as barbecued
ribs, ""'*ed and oven roasted
turkeys, IMdwtches, and party
trayJ.
k vttal and continuing Image
objecttYa of Honey&aked Ham is
untformlty and avallabllity of the
finest grade pork ~bte. and
the communication of this quaHty
comlNtment to COMUtnerS In
• Historic Landmark
On the Bay
St. ~e~ ~Special
Dtne In The Restaurant
Followed by a Romantic Harbor Cruise
llF==...-Saturday. Feb. 13 or Sunday Feb. 14
Raenatlona 675-5777
3010 Lafayette, Newport Beacb
treeh, 1P9rtdlng ways. . r~ii·-~--------------~~l Addttonally, the exclusive
avaMabllty of this ham only at 1t1
own store contlnuea to be
emphMlzed for qualtty's Nke.
The company was eatabbhed
tn 1918 by the preeent owner.
there.are more than 39 stor•
tron\ San Otego to San Fran-
d9co. It Is a ltoenMd tranchlMr
for the state of Celtfomla. By the
end of 1917, the ~atlon hlld
aboUt 22 stor• under anchlM
agreement and owned and oper-
ated about 17 storee. Stnc:e
Honey&aked Ham originated in
19~. It.has newr CIOMd a mall
1tore. Countrywide there are
more th8l'I 140 reta61 stor•,
Finally, thll devotion to quaNty
-production control feeding
in.vttabty to store location con-
trol -ii to be communicated to
COMUfT*'I aa a concern for and
benefit to them.
Local ltor• are at 3700 E.
CoMt Highwmy. Corona del Mar,
and 1IOl9 Beach BIYd., Hunt-
ington Beach.
SUNDAY BRUNCH WITH A VIEW •
RE S'TA 'RANT
:.. COCKTAILS• DINNER •SUNDAY BRUNCH
..• on 1ne ocwtfrortt aao5$ from the ~wport Buch Pier
2100 W. OCEANFRONT • NEWPORT BEACH• (714) 675-2566
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(714) 540-8615
Weddiq COOl'CtiDa1or.
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HoneynioonerS speciaJ-marketlor travel agency
Handltng M ewn mix of COf-· loweet .,,.....,.. f8NI. For tMt time In the offtce lllong wtttt M a Eurat>•., ~. 1ld trtp to 6n a new coupe'• ....
rvvate bulkMa and vacation = ""'---'". eneNe! Nhl, -rwienced ataff tr"""--A to "---a.atwc•wvcrulaeora-.&M P'"' """-.,._._ ..... ,. -....---.. ~-~ln t..._ c-111 'ib---e'!..V::: tt la olllce. ----. to ~d to travel, Boutevarda of Travel la CM reoetve aulatance handle all tra'191 need8. A com--"' n• ._,..,. ~'" _, ._..........
active In the ..,. of afr, .... rail with r111Mltlone. A daffy deltwry puterized accounting lyatem Paclflc the clenta needl • quickly as
and tour packages. The llg8nCy la •vice la .aeo avaMable free of helpe ~ trawl dlenta cut Boul9varda of Trawl la expert ~':;,~='/~ ~-
computerized U8lrlg both United chlllge. coata and Mt budgeta. In pa.rnng It II, Travel ~ ...-• _.. .. cy
Airlines Apollo and Amerlc8n The agency w founded tn Honeymoonera .,.. a IP9d9' ors provtde lnfonnat6on and Mlp . auur.. complete privacy.
AlrtlneaSabresyatema. September 1913 by~ ex-rn.tletfotthlaagency.Counlef-lnthe..eectfonofthebeattrtpfot 8oull'W9l!19ofTnMIWk•prlde
5efvtces Include ... t Wign-perieoced trawl agents, Patricia ors work wtttt the bride and the newt)weda, h8ndlog ... of the ~ =·~ ~o
ments. bollldlng paew. apectat Berg Wright. kbara Rattfff groomtoctM>OMfromav.n.tyof detalla eo that the bride and datlon frOm current dlenta (with
meat requests. transfers and any Boetman and Carol Reetz. AH are options. TIMi honeymoon might groom C9n enjoy the wedding
other special requests cUenta weM trawled and have COMlder-take the couple on a leleurety feattvtttea. The trawl agency CM thelrperml11lon) .. avallablefor
may have In addition to MCUrlng able knowt1dge of moat,,,... of drive up the c.llforna COMt with ewn help with S**lng tlpe, and r8Yl9w upon '9qUeet.
basic fHght reeervatlonl at the the wortd. AM the owners work full Its quaint bed and brMkfMt Inna, ~ w 1lcornes the op-The .-q la located at 240
------------.---......_------------~-----.. pOitunfty to demon .. rat• their Newpor1 Center DrtYe, Sutte 224,
:Sweet
.Deals
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Paradise
S.t•nllty, Fell. IStll
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MO D N..,.rt c.t.er Drtft
New,orta.dl ·P...._lllaM
11"'4-1117 ,., ...........
Planning a Wedding?
... Let Us Lighten Your Load!
il PERSONALIZED TRADITIONAL
J CUSTOM WEDDING&
• Complete color coordination
• ~lectlve menus pleasing the moat
discriminating tastes.
~ • Wedding c.kea created In all flavors 11s· & designs.
PATIO WEDDINGS
AND VIDEO TAPED
Non-denominational ministers and
judges available for wedding~ and an-
J nlvcrNrtea.
LUNCHEON OR
DINNER RECEPTIONS
with seati!_'J for 25 to 200 guests
~ CALL TODAY
Glrofon ;Bouie
32802 So. Coaat Hwy
tat Crown Valley Pkwy)
So. Laguna Niguel~ '99-2626
''FOR A ROMANTIC
VALENTINE'S DAY''
Hadqtoa ae..
5 COUISE CAllLEUCIT
Dl111r for Two! $41
Choose from ftve
delightful ~~ttees.
Includes wine and a
rose for the lady! " \ .
l111nademle .. el&ed
18302 Beach Blvd., 848-0979
Huntington Beach u ..._. ..... r mu.> • ...
creettvlty In providing happy Newport Beach, phone
memortea at thla epedal moment 720-1024. ..
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3-day Enaepada cruise Leisure shopping on ·Lido
• • • romantic, 1nexpena1ve
Why not take your bride or valentine on a fabulous
Azure Seas Crulae to Mexico vta romantic Catalina
tllend?
Too apenatye, you say?* w ... not any more. Trawtmakers of W•tmlnster Is
1'111of"••...,ln111119 a thrM-day cru ... for onty $«2 per peraon. The
CNiM IMvee June 17, 1988~ and returns June 20. Of
courM It Includes all the fabulous food and fun you would
expect from the Azure Seu.
What's the perfect setting for a
romantic Valentine's Day ex-
cursion. dinner or getaway? Lido
Marina Village Is the answer.
Thia ·shopping village on New-
port Bay boasts a unique, charm-
ing atmotphere lnciudlng a
waterfront boarmwatk.
The one.-of-a-klnd gift and
fashion ~tlques along with art
galleries and yacht brokers and
For a perfeci sunset or moon-
light dinner on Newport Bay, atop
In at any of the waterfront cafes
and restaurants to see what
speclaJ Valentine's Day menu will
be served and make your reser-
vations eattyl
The Lido Marina Yachting
Center Is host to many charter
operations that can plan a Vene-
tian gondola excursion or any
type of charter to meet your
Individual needs for a truly
memorable V8'entine'1 Day.
Whether you need a gttt for
your valentine or that special
someplace to take Nm 0t' her.
chart your couree to Lido Maitna
Village situated on Udo In New-
port Beactl. Simpty teke Newport
Boulevard south, cross OIHW Pa-
cific Coast Highway, turn left
onto Via Lido then left agam into
the convenient parking structure.
For more Information call
675-8662. On your way from the Port of Loa Angeles In San
Pedro, you'll anchor at twilight In Avalon Bay, Catalina.
After a morning shore vtlit the group Is off to sunny
~.
char1er agendel will provide the i----------------------
c.11 now for reservations. Space ls llmlted at this low
price. For more Information, call Don Johnson of
Travelmaker1 at 894-5312.
answer for 9Wf\ the hard-to-
pteue v8'entlne. P«sonallzed
Mrvtce wtff rMke chooling the
perfect gtft fOf' your sweetheart a
ietsure .experience without the
crowds of larger shopping malls.
Harn it up
~on special
• occasions
Honev&aked Ham Co. Is the
nation's leading retailer of the
ft~t grade of POfk products,
which •e smoked, cured, splral-
llloed and eotd u a whofe or halt
ham.
The stor• 8190 provide con-eumers wtth a variety of other
quaff1Y conwn6en<:e and holiday
food ttema. such u batbec:ued
rtb1, lmOked and oven routed
turtleys, sandwiches. and party
''TV.tat and continuing Image
objective of Honey&aked Ham ia
unlfonntty and avaffabfftty of the
finest grade pork poelible, and
the communk;atlon of thia quality
commitment to consumer• In
• Historic Landmark
On the Bay
Reeen-atlon• 875-5777
3010 Lafayette. Newport Beach
fr ..... sparkling ways. r~iiii•••••••iiiiiiiiii~~~ii~~I Addttonally. the excluslve
avallabllty of thte ham onty at Its
own store conttnues to be
emphMRed for quellty'I sake.
The company WU establlthed
In 1981 by the pr...,,t own.r.
There are more than 39-.tor•
from San Otego to San Fran-
Ci8CO. tt II a ltcenaed frMChtMt
for the state of Celtfomta. By the
end of 1987, the corporation hed
about 22 atcna under franc::NM
~·and owned and oper-
ated about 17 stcna. Since
H~aked Hem ortglnated In
1954, It hal never ceo.ed a retaAt
1tore. Countrywtde there are
more than 140 retaH ttor•.
Flnaly, thle devatlon to qu9Mty
-productton control tHdlng
lnevttably to ltore locatton con-
trol -le to be communicated to
coneumert • a c:oncet n for and
benefit to them.
Local stotea are at 3700 e.
COMt Hlahw•Y· Corone ctet Mar.
and 1IOl9 Beech Btvd., Hunt-
ington BMch. ·
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For lnformatioa call:
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Weddinc coordinator.
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Table 9ettlnt• for tbe brlde-t~be ordeco~attq Idea are aY&llable atRoeer'aGudeu.
Complete floral service now
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valentine with flowers, Roger's
Gardens 11 an ldMI spot to shop.
The 7 .5 acre botanical QW'den
offers customers mMy W9YI to
lldd bMuty to their surroundings
wtth floral plants or arrange-
ments.
The complete florist service
can provide tradlUonal roees.
tprlng baskets and arrang&-
ments for Valentine's Day u well
• any ottwr special day.' A
thoughtful gift Idea Is the pre-
paid detlvery of flowers each
..
month for one year.
Any ptant that la IOld CM be
gift wrapped. Englleh Gardens
are popular bec8UM the potted
plants are a long-tatlng r ..
minder of the low expr911ed by
the giver.
Roger's florist c:.rriM mny freeh
cut flow. that la 8'r9Bable In the
wortcf market. F1owen are Im-
ported from Holland and South
America u well as domestic
growers.
A wide Mlectlon of silk and
dried flowers also Is available.
Orchids, bromeffads, exotic
plants, baskets and mini-African
violets can be found at the
nurtery.
Roger's Gardens can take\. .lre
of all the floral arrangements ,.,,
weddings. It Is suggested that the
future bride make her appoint-
ment early because only a certain
number of weddings are booked.
Flowers can be provided for
the bride. her attendants. the
church and the reception. In
addition, props auch u trees or
hanging baskets are available.
Roger's Gardens ls located at
2301 San Joaquin Hlns Road In
Corona Del Mar. 640-5806.
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Gourmet seafood restaurant I
now serving Sunday brunch
Orange County's fine$t
gourmet seafood restaurant now
serves Sunday brunch. On the
ocean overlooking the Newport
Pier. The REX Restaurant now
opens at 10:30 a.m . on Sundays
for one of the most exquisite
dining experiences In the area.
With a menu featuring nearly a
dozen \'arleties of fresh fish.
benedlct-style egos. seafood ap-
petizers. signature salads and
original omelets. The REX brunch
1s fast becoming a Sunday hot
spot.
For those who enjoy a leisurely
paced meal with spectacular
views of the Pacific. fine service.
expertly prepared food and an
international· selection of wines.
Champagnes and spirits. The
REX may be a very special "find."
"We think Sunday's were
meant . for the enjoyment of
friends. family and good food in a
entire meal is served by our
professional staff. We have sev-
eral premium wines and Cham-
pagnes by the glass plus the
standard array of brunch
cocktails."
Some of the most popular
brunch items at The REX have
been the Tournedos of Beef
blackened Cajun-style. set on
English muffin halves and topped
with poached eggs and
bearnalse sauce then served with
potatoes and fresh fruit.
Also popular Is the Seafood
Omelette filled with king crab.
scallops and bay shrimp. The
omelettes are fluffy and stuffed
with various seafood, vegetable
and cheese combinations and
the benedict-style egg dashes are
finished with fresh dilled hollan-
daise sauce. .
Full brunches are prlced at
$16.95 and include fresh fruit
compote. croissants w ith
preserves. entree plus a glass of
premium Champagne.
Many Orange County resi-
dents have been making The REX
Restaurant a brunch destination
tor special family occasions and
celebrations. Large parties are
welcome and private dining ac-
commodations can be arranged.
The REX as also the ideal
hideaway for intimate brunches
for two. With the ebony booths
accented by V1ctonan elegance,
The REX creates a warm, com-
fortable and sophisticated re-
treat -perfect for a lazy,
carefree Sunday by the beach.
The REX also serves dinner
nightly from 5:30 p m. and the
cocktail lounge opens at 4 p.m.
Phone 675-2566 tor reser-
vat1ons.
comfortable atmosphere," ex-.-----------------------11 plains Rex Chandler.
"We don't have a buffet so
guests don't have to continually
interrupt their meals by leaving I·
the table to refill plates. The
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• TradlllOnal Pasuws. Cannoli. S fuglwlk'll<'
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• Special Mm1atun.' Pastrws
• Fresh &kl'd Focaroa 1P1u.a Brt•.lJ 1
• Ellptt90 • C.Pf>'K"1M 675-5388
3635 E. Coast Hwy., Corona del Mar
Tl'\EDOS
Speciali zing in distinctive
form al ~·ear ...
for all yo ur formal needs.
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Lovers• loop
Thia circular &ateway ln ~rmuda la the setting for many
pbotoerapha ol boneymoonera because newlywed• passing
through it attain laatlng bapplneaa. according to legend.
"Si nce my mastectomy,
I've been qune outspo en
about early detecuon.
and taking good
care of yourself
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. Wedding Special ...
One free tuxedo
with every six rentals
Let us help you -
create that special
look with all the
latest colors and styles
~
Our experienced staff is looking forward to serving you with a unique
blend of fresh new ideas and old-fashioned service.\
Please-stop by o r call
(714) 848-8882
7616 EDINGER AVE., HUNTINGTON BEACH
2 t YEARS Of EXCELLENCE
SINCE 1967
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Head-to-toe pampering just their style
Salon Gregorle's and Fablen-
ne de France are a n.ew entry to
the world of beauty In Newport
Beach. Located in Design Plaza
in Fashion Island, they make a
great combination in that you can
now get a first-rate, top-to-toe
makeover In one location.
Salon Gregorie's Is a European
hair salon. featuring designers
from France and Italy, as well as
the United States. They offer the
latest in European hair stytes In a
bright, cheerful setting. challenge."
Says Donato. the artistic direc-Fabienne de France offers
tor. "I try to make clients look traditional skin care services,
their best. Every person has his together with relaxation ses&Jons
or her own style and you cannot and exercise programs. Fablen-
slmply do a style that Is in vogue. ne only uses the finest in natural
It has to be right for that person. It products, which are imported
has to be a style that compll-from France under her label. In
ments their personality." Philip-addition to facials and waxing,
pe, one of the senior stylists, cuts Fabienne de France offers com-
men's hair exclusively. "I am a puterized facellfts, designed to
perfectionist when it comes to "plump" the skin and eliminate
men's hair C?Uts. I enjoy the wrinkles, Cold-wrapping to r•
------------------------" duce cellulite and collagen treat-
ments.
You can treat yourself or your
signtflcant other ~o a "Royal
Day." ¥ou can look stunning with
a new hair do, clean. healthy sldn
and a manicure and pedicure.
Women will also be treated to a
makeup,
·A day of beauty is the perfect
Valentine's Day gift. And your
valentine will not only look
fabulous, he or she will feel
fabulous because the day starts
with a relaxation session and
Includes luncheon and even
limousine service for that truly
pamP.ed feeling.
Should you prefer chocolates
to pamperfng on Valentine's Day,
you may still want to check out
Salon Gregorle's and Fablenne
de France. You will find every-
thing for a beautiful body and
may even explore the beauties of
a relaxed mind. Ask Fabienne
about her secrets for relaxation.
Having studied yoga. chi kong
and acupuncture In France sinoe
she was 16, she has much to
share.
Salon Gregorle's and Fablen-
ne de France are in Design Plaza.
next to Muldoon's Irish Pub,
Newport Center. Telephone
644-6671. ~
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Rentals & Sales.
A full Service
Fonnalwear Store
Sweet wishes of valentilies,
brides come true at bakery
By Southern California's
Finest Traditional
Men's Store.
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.....,.....,_ with homespun Ingredients by wrapped around sweetened
At La Dolce Vita Italian bakery the Caputi famity. ricotta cheese and chocolate
thesweetestwtshesofbrldesand La Dolce Vita ("The Sweet chips.
valentines come true. At least 30 Life"), located In Corona det Mar Other traditional Italian treats
varieties of pastries and cookies at 3635 E. Coast Highway, offers Include the famous amarettl con-
as wetl as wedding cakes, breads such Italian speclattles as the pignoli, soft almond cookies .__ ________________________ slathered wtth pine nuts, and
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2642 San Miguel Dr., Newport Beach
(Newpon Hills Center next to Rolpht) 640-7980 HIS: M-TII f·S:JO, Fri. M , Set. t-4
torronclni, a frosted. honey-cin-
namon cookie filled with five
verities of nuts.
The tradltlonal rum cake at
Italian weddings is a specialty at
La Dolce Vita. This sponge cake.
soaked in rum punch, is filled with
two Havors of Italian cream
custacd and loed with butter
cream·:-·1t Is only ohe of the many
reasonably priced cakes -the
bakery takes orders for every-
-,hlng from chocolate cake cov-
ered in fudge to the Jlraml-su, a
mousse-filled sponge cake
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We have cerefulty Mlected condominiums and beautif\JI locations in
Hawaii that lend themeetves to one of the most "romantic" times In your
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KAUAl-KIAHUNA PLANTATION
at POipu Beach. 3 nights -garden deluxe
1 bedroom acoommoOatk>n. Welcome tel
greetings. Lovera' t>t•fat bul{et wtttt
chamP11Dne. •Budget Rental car (air con-
ditioned, 11Utomt1tlc). A" ~ble taxes. .............................................. •·--per couple
MAUI-THE WHALER at K..,.,..I Beech. 3
nights -OCMI\ vt.w studio acoommodatlon.
Welcome lei greetlnga. Breakfast beaket with
champagne. •Budget Rental car (air· con-
ditioned, automatic) All appffceble taxes. .............................................. • ·-per couple
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wedding cakes.
The bakery Is open from 8 a.m .
to 7 ~m .. Monday through Satur-
day. La Dolce· Vita wtll deliver for
a fee and takes orders for parties
(with deposit), fin.e restaurants
and banquets.
CATALINA •• ;
homJ»aCe7
boat or by plane. The schedules
are varied.
Whether you plan to just spend
the day or stay for a weekend,
there ~s plenty to see and do.
There are scenic tours, glass
bottom boat trips, and during the
summer months there are sunset
buffet crulMa and JWlllghldtnlng
boatcrul ....
The campgrounds are very
gOOd, and thete are bikes and
gotf carts to rent and ride. And
'"'811 boats. Th«e Is alao scuba
dlvtna and IOcal Instruction and
rental equipment. .
ff you are planning a long or
lhort v.catlon, put Catalina
lllMd on your ll1t. You wtH alwayt
be gl9d you did.
f""or reeervatlonl at the Garden
Inn, phol'9 (213) 51o..G35e.
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romantic,
picturesque'
The Warehouse Res1aurant of-
fers a beautiful place to hold a
wedding and /or reception.
Located on Newport Bay, It
features one of the Southland's
most fabulous vtews. according
to Warren Levy. vice presldent of
operations.
The newty reconstructed and
decorated outdoor. three-tier
patio Is filled wl_th greenery and
flowers against a background of
sailboats and blue water; an Ideal
setting for a ceremony near the
bay.
The patio, which Is heated and
can accommodate up to 150
guests. is even suitable for brides
who choose to hold a winter or
spring ceremony.
The interior of the restaurant
has also recently been complete-
ly refurbished and upgraded In
an exotic Medfterranean-styte
·theme. The second stOr)'
provides a panoramic view of
Newport Bay with It floor-to-
ceillng windows and decorations.
featuring hanging plants and
Island palms. The upper level can
accommodate up to 300 people.
Levy says most brides love the
idea that this Is not a "typical"
banquet hall. For a wedding to be
remembered, The Warehouse Is
an unusual but Intimate setting.
For those who prefer a nautical
arrival or departure. The Ware-
house has two docks available
with access to the patio and other
banquet rooms. Many of today's
brides are opting for this type of
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' l!on 'I wail In brin~ 111 the , $unday paper to rc111em her
Boata make a perfect backdrop for tllla 1arc1en-llke eettln& at tbe Warelaoue.
Traditional
weddings
• returning
8y TM Aw c6etted Pr..
Approximatety 2.5 mllhon mar-
riages will take place in 1988.
says Bride's magazine.
Many of the weddings will be
traditional in every way. which 1s
not surprising considering that
the magazine's reader survey for
1987 uncovered numerous con-
servative attitudes
For example. 71 percent said
that sex without love is unen-
joyable: 66 percent said the most
Important aspect of marriage 1s
to inspire and share with each
other. three out of five said
monogamy rs essential 1n mar-
riage because of AIDS
Yet the trad1t1ona1tsm is
countered by the fact that more
than half of the brides over 25
were 1n a profess1,,nal-mana-
genal pos1t1on. 75 percent
planned to work in the hrst hve
years of marriage. 40 percent
were planning to have children
during this time and 30 percent
spectacular entrance or exit. own sailboat. It was a very trained staff. noted Levy. If planned to take maternity leave
L touching scene to see the new-something really special or cus-and return to their jobs. evy says. · ed · · d th As recently as a decade ago. lyweds "sail off into the sunset... tom-design 1s require . e
Last summer. for example. he Levy said. w arehouse banquet experts may many feft that marriage was
said, one bride and groom ar-In addition tp providing their be able to otter suggestions. doomed as an institution and that
rived at their reception sipping own facility and amenities. the The restaurant is located at hving together or ltvmg alo'le
champagne in a beautifully dee-warehouse can also make ar-3450 via Oporto in Udo Manna would be the norm in the future
orated gondola. The rest of the rangements for weddings at sea. Village in Newport Beach. For Instead. men and women are
wedding party was not far behind and unusual Ideas can be ar-more 1nformat1on. call the ban-choosing marriage. but only atter
as they arrived toasting and ranged by ,the professionally quet manager at 673-4700. e pe<iod of Independence. ,J
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stood on the Warehouse patio
cheering just as loud.
Another bride and groom. who
were avid sailors. appropriately
departed thefr reception via their
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Plantation-style· setting ideal
for weddings and receptions ..
By MARGE end TONY WT'ETTI ties. o.er,... c:.: s • • Many wedding vows have been
Shortly after the engagement recited on this spectacular stair-
ring Is given to the prospective case with the bride. groom and
bride the reality or planning a minister positioned on the large
wedding comes into focus. It landing in front of the floor to
doesn't take long to get caught In ceiling mirror and the wedding
the frenzied pace of planning that party cascacttng down the circular staircase. special day· The Supreme Court can ac-
When making. wedding plans. commodate up to 90 people and
why not . consider hav~ng a is available during the day on ~reath-taking ceremony 1n the • Saturdays and Sundays and also
hbrary and then host~ng . your on Sunday and Monday eve-
guests to a lav1s~ reception in the n!ngs. During other hours It Is the
Supreme Court · setting for Continental dining
The Court house ~estaurant in with tableslde preparation$.
Santa Ana otters just such a A unique feature of the Su-
setting. The attractive decor and preme Court Is three secluded
southern plantation style charm booths. Each has mrrrored ceU-
makes the Courthouse took like a lngs and heavy opaque vetvet
setting from the movie. "Gone drapes. These popular private
with the Wind." booths are usually reserved a
Above the marble foyer. a month In advance for an-
circular staircase winds upstairs niversaries or other memorable
to the judges chambers and the occasions.
Supreme Court banquet facilt-The Areside Lounge provides
Let us create a wedding
cake according to
your own spedfkatjons.
LONGSTIM
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Delivered anywhere in
Orange County
Bo~e·s Bouquets
MARKETING OfftCE " 835-4744
Your cake wfl be a wortc
I o1 art and baked with
aU natural Ingredients.
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NEW LOCATION
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Wedding Cakes Our Specialty
We Don't Just Bake C.akes •••
We Create Mastetpiecesl
You can see and taste the difference
because we always "bake from scratch."
A taste bringing repeat customers delight.
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the option or a reception room for
wedding parties reoeivtng NnM
before going into the Supreme
Court room for dinner buffet.
Just ott the lounge is tt)e Club
Room. ideal for smaller gather-
ings or up to 40 people. Thia room
has an · out(joor garden at-
mosphere and a·concealed large
screen video system.
Lisa Hibbert, banquet man-
ager said ... We design each
• banquet fOf our guests. Each
party is truly different... '
Besides special banquets and
parties The Courthouse Is open
daily for lunch and dinner and
Sunday brunch. Caltfomla-style
cuisine is serY9d In the ~ary. In
the Bar and Grill a totatly different
menu Is served wlJh an emphasis
on own moderately prices and
faster service.
· The CourthouM ia located at 2
Hutton In SantaAna. F0t further
Information phone S40-M15.
ON DEMAND
Grocery Delivery
Service
from the Market of
your choice
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BRIDAL CELEBRATION ...
Prom Paces
event.
Boulevards of Travel in coop-
eration with American Airlines
and Condo Resorts will give a
one-week honeymoon trtp. to
Hawaii to a lucky bride-to-be
attending the event. Other door
prizes will also be'awarded.
Reservations should be made
early for preferred seating
Tickets are $25 per person or $4f
per couple. Reservations can be
made by calling lifestyte Inter
national at 550-5800. MaJo
credit cards are being aocepted
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