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* MONDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1988 25 ('E 1 T~
FV's· future hinges on election
Both s ides predict vtctory)n fig~t over
rezoning of parcel for s hopping center
)wy -
With an elC't·t1<>n that will de-
tt:rmtne Fountain Vallef'i fina nc ial
fate o nl> a \\CCk a"' a). o pponents and
proponent<, of Meas1.1re A that would
alto" a retail center un ont· of the
cit~ ·s last op~:n p:irC'el\ arc both
claiming 'ictor}
The h ·b :? 3 clcl t lt>n w1 II de term inc
"'hethcr 'ou thpar~ J 140-ac rc parcel
bounded h\ Slate r >\' l·nuc "lcwhope
Street. T albert Avenue and the Santa
Ana Rl\er. will includ e a sho pping
renter The C ity Counr1I approved
the ·project in September. but rest·
dents "' 1ng near the par,·el rose in
oppos111on. \Otcrng concerns about
1nl rcascd traffic and no ise
>\ PrKe Club m em bership ~tore "'a"
plannl.'d for the development. "'hll h
officials an 11c1pated wo uld annuall)
JONATHAN
VoLZKE
Fo cus ON THE Nu'f s
add a<i mut h J'> SI -milhon to 1he c11y
budget but thl· '"ell uf o ppos111on
dro' l' the ll1'>1.11un1 "archouse a .... ay.
If the rekrl.'nd um IJ1I\ thl 11' "~II
be barred lrom lhJnll"'JI 1un1n11 on
the partd r •IUOtJll \ J lk\' IJ fl/.l'\I
rtma1n1 ng lhun~ •I ••rt n arcJ T hl'
propcn) thci. "'ouhJ H'Old n 1 .. nl.'J
for light manulalturtns:
(It) Uffil IJ" lflllh Id lhl' llU lll>ffil
uf the 'htl' 1\ u1t1• JI 10 f uunta1n
Valle> 's future I hr • .,.;, thl· l tl\
netd!> the: w k,·tJ' rn l 'lUl tr nm J
rcta1l u·n1t·r 111 h ·( p wn •l ,., a• •hl"ll
current Ind
John ( ullin' d1.1.rn a 11 111< n
for FountJ1n \ Jlln lh1 ;:r 1up \ut>-
porting tht• fl'IJil ll·n1n -"'h1l h
"'1•ulll 1n1uirl· J ·no' \«Jtl.' on the
hJ ll111 -\J1J a goud 1urn11 u1 1'> auual
t11 J \ ll tun lur hi\ group •
( .,11m, 'I.lid h~ thin~' a '>u hd dTort
• •t be halt uf do1c:n' ul 'oluntec:.n. ha~
Jd 'l'rt·d thl ffil"\'>J~t 111 f nunta1n
\Jill'\ ll'>IJ l"llh lhJI l.'.1 h •till• I!>
important
I m confident ... , rl' ill ttm~ thl·
..... ,J out .tnJ I en 1nfiJt 1 · thJt ,1ur
l JU\e 1\ ~ood C 11ll1n\ ~1J \\en·
g,111nggooJ' lx\trom n1·.ir r .
1 nl V.l tJI ~ lo·· .
Hu t un lltt: (llt1t:1 '1J~ of IH l\\Ut"
u'>Jn ( randJll J mc:mhc.-r 11t < 1t11,·n'
for \1J1ntJ1nin~ thl <)ualtt) ofl1k n
Fount.11 n \ J iil' '>En' 1ronment. said
)l)c JI){' thin I..' twr group has garnered
'>trung -.upr-•rt
·· Peupk h.1 ' l -.upponcd us. h
pet 1Jlh 1n ''rm'> of traffic."' Cranda1
'>Jtd · \\l' '' hfl'11 go1ngdoor-to-do•
Jnd g_l·t11n~ good -.upport "
( rJnd.tll''> group ariues that tt c
.irca \urruund1n~uthl>{irk would h-
gndkt1. ~cd "'1th the add1t1on of a
rl't.111 lntu n en though the Pn
Cluh "J'> plJ n nl·d to occ up} JUSt 10 1
th J Jl n•, 10 the oarcel
(Pleaae eee VOTERS/A2J
Suspect held in
sl~ying of two
in Westminster
U.S. speed skater ban
Jansen gets 'o his feet
after being disqualified in
compet1t1on at Winter ·
Olympics. ~artier in day,
his~ister died./81
.
The eagle bas landed
Ro¥rt Cottlncton, bead ca.atodian at Circle
View School in Huntln~on Beach, attach~
an eagle to the 'campua O&CJ>Ole. The city
fire department helped place the sculpture
of the f?&Kot in honor of the 1ebool'a 25th
year:
Vi c tims re po rtedl y
provok ed a ttack by
Vi etna m e e ma n
B' PAl'L ARCHIPLE Y
and ROBERT HY:\O!\IA'
Of -0 911) -,,.,,
.\ anta C Iara man'' ht-ing hr ld o n
\U'P" 111n •I inurJ\."r l0lluv. ng a
\.\n h ·nJ '>h ><.•ting 1n "l-..tm1n,ter
thJl k 't ,1 F •unt;un \ alk' m an and
h" lt1mpan111n Jl0J J
Pull<.l 1Jl·nttlin1 thl· \U\fX"l t 'lun·
dJ\ d\ < uong \1,mh l J t1 I Ht" "
C\Pt'lll'd to tx· JTrdtgnc:d o n t\\11
m urJ l"r , ounh l ther \\ t"dne\J.n or
T hur..JJ, ,11 "1.-st C lr,rntte ( ounl\
\1 unll IPJI l 1•ur1 '><! J "l''ltmtn\lt•r
Pc ltu· Cxh:, I ',. \I Jr u' F rlnl..
\JntJ ( la r.t P' ' • >\II. l .ll• into
tu\t .id' ~turJJ . J't 'n1•on n the
lll'., \ it·tnaml''-4.': mmunll' h.i'>C'd
nn 1nll•rm.:11 un ri 1Jt"J ti> 1h, rn '"''
\\ ntm n\tCf J't_th<.l" • •C\l1µtuf\
I 11\.J I pulil1." de: "l nt"J that l J1
".t' 'l·t-.rr ri~ 111 ·• '\ 'nhcm I all
" rr .1 di. •n J .1 nl n ~hi l'arl
'J' Jh~.t\ J h\. \ n\.•ll' J \Jii•.i ( tHil
!'<I I\(' "ht! :<Jt ( 3 Ott 1l'ilC)(h
''1th JLi! n, 1Jl'nt nl'a' h1' h11 m e
l • JI I' 1,..: lhl''"l dn" ,. • ant3
( l.trJ to p11. l up the suspect an
tr.tn\portl"d b1m bal' 10 thr Oran~,
( uunl\ JJll
l au I'> tleing held in lonneClll"
"'Ith the !oh >0l1ng d<."a\h) Of £:Xnn1' "a' ni· ">pradhn 21J of Fo ur.na1•
\ a lie, and Jue.' tc' c:n "1l~n. :'I '
"1.''>lmin\tH
( t10 I'> \Uspccted o l shooting ti c
tv.o men atabout 12 .io a m Saturda.
alter one of the l\\o '1ct1ms allegedh
hara .. ~d him and h1Hum panao nsa1 ..
liquor '>tore on Broolhurst trttt
.\lu.>rding lo "'-tlnesSt"S. the t°""I
men h..td kll a neighborhood pan
.tnd had gonl· into the store 10 bu,
bct·r hut rt:ali zcd the\ "'ere shon of
1...t'>h .\ftcr C au and hi\ com panion'
-1"0 mc:n and a "'o m:in -made a
p url h..t'K: \prJ.dhn r<'poncdl) star1t'd
h arJ'' ng tht· four\nme about mone~
"ipradltn and \\ 1lwn followed th1·
l1Ju1 •ut\1Jt thl h q uor store ~clhnt:
r.i. .il ' ur' J nd l halknging them to d
f gh1 Th<'n Cao <1lk gedh pulled a
ha nJ~un !rom a l ar and stant"d
\h 10\ "g \\I\ nl."'>'i("\ ..:! Id
\l, •rd ng 1-i \\ l"\lm 1nstrr PohC'·
L ' fl, h Burnrtt ( .io alleged!~ shl 1
\\1,, r r 1hc ,hc~I .\f1cr V.1l n
1. 1 IJl'"J on thc gr. und he was \hn1
•n the hc-aJ
C ao lht"n turned afld alleg('(jl~ shot
"'rr.td , ri th "1me mannrr
(Ple&K .ee SLATUfG/A21 Nora Astorga.
Nicaragua's U.N. am-
bassador who gained
.fame during.the Sand-
inista revolution for luring
a general to her bed so
rebels could kill him. has
died of cancer./88
.. Great Wall of Newport heads for court
Index
Advice and Games AB
Bulletin Board A3
Business A6
·Classified 94-6
Comics . A9
Entertainment A 7
Opinion AS
Police log A3
.Publtc notices 96-8
Residents afraid proposal to cut traffi.c
noise will blot out their views of ocean
By GREG KLE RKX
Of _Oelly,... .....
-Ne"'pon Beac h offi cials sa' the'
Jre maktng progn:ss 10 .... ard a com-
promise o n the co nstruction of a
sound '>'alt along V.est (mnt H1gh-
"'3'. but homeo,...ner'i and mercha nts ~he area sa) the) arc unsa11sficd
and plan to ta ke their case 10 the Cit)'
( ounul and p.1\\11;\h to lOUrt
T hl' prop.1\l·d \\JI! " pan o t a n
amh1t111u~. mult1m1l1111n-d ullar \"on·
~lfUl lton projl"\. t Ill V. 11.kn "C'>t ( UJ\l
tligh"J' rnim 'l'v.pon Roule,ard II!
G otd,·n \\ l"\t \trt·l·t 1n Hun1tnttt11n
Bcarh \aid l>un \1mpM>n speu al
proJCl t' managt•r I •r th<-ctt~ ot
Nev. po n Beal h
Thl' pro1l'1.t hl·1n@ undrna~en l:n
( allrJ n\ hut \Ufl('f\ l\t'd h' ~C\\ port
Bl'Jl h .... ,11 tx·~1n l'OMlrucu nn 1n
"-"Pll'mkx-r Jnd I\ l'\(ll:Ctl·d l<t {O<,t
Jppro \lmati:h ~ -m11l1on \a1d
~1 mp\\ln
Ke\1dl.'nt\ 0 1 tht• 'l"'>'J't-lrl \hlirc'
n,·1~hhorhl111J Jrl' 1tlnl ernt·d thJl thl
'>'Jlt '' II, ut thl'nl .11l lrl1m tht: ,11unJ ,
anJ ~'.Tldh ul 1hc: .xcan onh J IC""
hundrlJ \JrJ, J".l' Tht'' a·1,,, tea r
th, "·'' "'1ulJ l Ut them ,,fT from
\\l"'' '\l·"'r"•rt Parl . .in o pen \pa\.e
pJ • .irrl·n:h under ,un,tru\.1 1 111
a nJ "-hl·JokJ lur tomplet1nn n
\la 1 hl· N r~ 1\ '>llUa tt'd on 1hc
•><.lJn \IJl· 111 th· h1gh'>'J\ N't'>'t"t'O
O rangl' \trCl'I ,rnJ thl' \ant.a \nJ
RPn '''"'
Th{ nc1ghho h·~oll rt•H·nth <;('nt a
-1:'. '-,1gn.tlurc pc, ;11 ,,n 11pp. 'I n~ the
"'JI l ' tht• ·"' 1 '\r\\pt1rt ikach
< J tr JI ' .11 J 1t1l ( J I rn1J < 1)a\t.tl
., "' '' r .:inJ "\J\ thl'\ "' t li~ht
th, pr·•~ '-1 JI! !ht" '':S' 11' Cl un
lion ,.i ', 1 I' \l''"·' u.3J
\\j \ pr1•p. .... l~ JJr Pl r llr ,, unJ ,,
PJ,~.ng lrJI'., \J '-'I n r!>•IO f n
\ H f'" •""1.1 'I ,! J J't"J that
in,rlJ'lJ tJJlr, ·ti. "'1dcnl·J
h1gr"J' "' ·~...: ;i 1· • .le" 1N-I count
···F ·ebrt1ary bea·chgoers rush the season
By PA UL ARCHJPLEY
aad GR~G KLERKX °' ... Oelly ...... 8tafl
like Qt'er goes with p1un or· ice
c ream ~1th arplc pie . high
temperatun.•., and a holtda> "'eckcnd
pro' 1<led thl' Jll'rfct t t0mhin:u1on for
thou..and!> of \Un "'-or'ihtpcrs ~u'nday.
Ho "'-(., er. things are C~peC'ted to
tx·gin rcturntl)g to no rmal won as a
"'ea~cmng h1gh-prpsurc front turns
the "'-Cather a h1t cooler and cloud1rr.
with th(' recen t sum mer-lake
tempc"ratures retreating to ward
spring-li ke forrn. c-spcc1all) along the
coa'>t. 1he National Weather ~f\ ice
rcpon ed. •
The presidents~ btrthda)l;s resulted
in a three or four-dav weekend for
man). and an atmosphenc htgh ove r
Nev'lida brought unusual summer·
hke temperatures in the upper 70s
and low 80s to Southern Caltfom1a.
Santa Ana reported a h1&h of 78
dcgrc.cs ~u ndJ ~ Pa\..IJcna rca1.hcd
84 IR Lo\ .\ngek" 11 \\a'\ 7~ and 1n
Long Beal h ~I
W ith the hca1 h , r1 "'d' came the
traffil Jam'> that u>11t1nul·d on into
unday e'cn1ng
""Therr's hea' ~ tratlil tonight ..
said cwpon Bc1'1c-h PnlKI.' Lt Tim
Rtlc) said late unda'
The C ahforn1a . H1gh-wa\ P:m ol
rcpont·d t"'o traffil latahuc' in
O range Count~ thus IM 0 ' t:r the
SuGcesses,joyS of
adopting Children
ar~e taken to heart
By PA UL ARCHIPLEY
Of .. 0.-,,... ....
It could've been JUSI ano ther I. Valcntme·s Day party. Some 350 mo m
dads and k1d "I COJO)cd hamburicrs and hot does and eyed the ir raffie t1cktt
number '>'h1lc door pnzes \\Crt doled out.
But unday's r.-ny at the C:on a Mt"Sa ommunity C'enter had a tVt-"t t "II
the ch1ldrtn ~rt adopted~ the party was tabbni a c-clcbratton of pmrcnthood b)
1dop11on :
Landa Nunez. an attornc) who spcc11hzes 10 pnvuc adopuo ns. orpn1ztd
the celebrauon for past, prtKnt and future cltcnts
Her tntmt *IS two-Oki. No11n1 that mueh re«nt pubhc1t)' has ca t a
ncpthc pall o ver adoptions, Nunt"t wanted to ••1tt a room full of 'UCttSI
torte'I totrther IO SWllP ldoptt0n tonn and to ttkbrak t09tt~r ••
hf alto ..,. ffthna • httk ldfiih ··A lo t of umn I ont art to ttt the
children 1n coun." • taKI. Th11 was her opPC>nuntt to ~new old
ac-quafn\ln(n
unei kno•a firat·haltd about the an111e11cs that KCOmpen lldoptt0n.
SM and her husband hlivt four ch18dftn. alJ adosMtd at btnb.
(PIWI -ADCJl'l~Aa)
...
h11l1JJ \ "'rl'~l· mJ \tate'>' 1de tigurt·'
\\l'fl' n 1H ,I\ J ilJhlr
t q·n '" 1h,· "l'athl·rd~" peo ple tu
l"-J• hr' '-unJJ, 11 had alread\ began
""1lin~ ,,tl F arh morning fog turned
h• a hum1J ahernoon 1n Ne"'pon
lk.1,h ,.11,t likguJrd Jam Turner .. It
k l·I\ ll'JI ''l'J m ' .. he \aid
\n ,,11111.lll'J "0,000 \1,llO~
l fll"J,·J 'l " p.ln·., tx-achfro n t v. hert
a "'' ''"'h,•rl· v.ind held the
1cmfl('r.1turt• ll' a mild 6~ dctJttS
Tht ,, .1tt•• L .. '" .... .. '·'' I. l'P'
llfl dl·grl"l'' l..l-CI' II!' 111 t•ul th1• ''"rll'"
11n lhl· \JOJ
1 1 l('~uarJ, ·11.1.~. ' 11l' .• n,f
11nh J ~.in It.. · 't a1J '
T urncr 'J J
In Ll~uri.1 Kl·••• 1, .. t'.rJ1ure\
n:.Jl hl·ll 1hr ·'" · ".i .t '• nir _' 11t Il l
rx·,1pk \ 'II ,• '"' •rrl n "1tJ
li kgu.irJ \1.i ~ '°' •' . ., .10
·Then·, ' .. "'"-·h ni:. 1 '\lJ \
(Plea.c ~ BE ACH8S/A2)
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..._ .. Vlctaita ... c.....,1a nae•• .... _Ce·,, __ All ...... tac.... ..._,_aat. Valea!Jlie'•~f&"1·
-
0 ' l'"T k d , rJI m1 t') The v.1denini'
pr1 ~1y 1 ~Pc~ hnJ C 11~ Count
.ippru\ JI 1n JJ nuJ I'\ "3) thc SUbJt"l I
ol nurnchlu!>· publil heannp . -.aid
1mp,,111
Rc\punding 1u re!>1dent!> conCC"rn'
,,, rr,1alor; hJ\C" met v.1th home
"' ,,, \C'\nJ I llm~ 1r the pa~t fr,,
"{• ' 11.: dt~us~ altemdll'e S<\u nJ
J iil .-J 'i.•n m1.:.l'>urn
~, 1h1nl.. ,...e·H. madc progrt"S!>
\JIJ "' m~vn ·" c re no t urc n el'
•Al .t~rl't., v. tth v. hat ""c·rc doing. bu
the •'f'u~pt ha'> chan~ed somev.hat
(Pleaee ~WALL/ A21
Owls well
that ends
where the
gulls are
8 ROBERT BARKER
Ol .. Oelly ........
Huntington Beach H,gh School
'>tudcnt an: plan ning to fiJht bad
in'>t .t fl°'-1.. o fmc ~· food-filchin~
"'agull' th.ti launc h h1t.and-m1s~
r:uJ, at thl' outdoor cat1na area on
l JOlflU\
\tud('nt Bod\ President Mike
'\uh ta rt'\ tnll\ informed school
board mcm~r. that the st\l_dent'
ha'c adopted a battle plan that's bttn
put \\) U\C' it a couple of other schools
Tht'~ purchased fi, e or s111 plasttr
0"' h l ha\ v. 111 "he ruiuonNS I J'OOnd lhl'
lunth table-\ and on top of th<"
l Dfetena The f'l'm('(j~ ha'I worked 11
o thrr ~hooh and rated a sho t o n thl"
01IN campu\. C"O~ta ~1d
\l"O'lta said lhe owl\ al"t' natural
pn•tialo" and f nghten •~' tht au lb
1 he \ludenh hnpt" the h1r<h will ~
1ulltblt' enough to fall for tht tncll
The \Chool's a tl\lllt'5 dtrc<'IOf
Din') I tttl~-aaon. Y id that '1ucknt
arch~ thmu h n urw"nes fOf tht
0~1,
The stud('nts art most UIK'Offt-
fortabtc. ht \atd b' tM aulls" abiht)
to en~ 1n full bod11) funruom
'II\ htle In nta,ht
T otbcT 'IC'hoob tn tht-8ftlll ...._
Vt ta 1e• tn ~ounla.1n Valley iild
~n& \IC• hool tD H ..........
lkach -ha~ mhl1Cd tht 1at111lltr
o-b t r.p1IM11CA11ull SMO'lllE I
:\nd ofticiak at bods K .... liid
I~\ ·,c ~ tM OPll1Ji111l fl/
1ul( Hu tl ~! ''A,_~261 ...... _ .. ,..,
. .,
ID heads tile list as· CooleF, ~loudier coastal climate •
l;B poll e present: awards
IJ LANCE IGNON ...........
The men' and women in blue from
the Laauna Bea h Police Dcpenment
ga1hcrcd recenll) for the annual
Police Awards Banquet, but the
spotH&ht spent most of its time on a
member of 1he support crew who
re1ired las1 v.ee k.
crolades. a plaque from the Cit)'
Council and the Police Dcpanment's
Medal of Ment v.ere bestowed upon
Hart) ~klnl)'rt. 1he depanment's
maintenance manager. who retired
two da)s before Fn day ntght's cer-
emony.
··He rcce1 vcd a!> much anenuon as
all lhe 01her medal winners put
together.·· ~1d Charhe Boyd. a mem-
ber of 1he Laguna Beach Exchange
C'1ub. wtuch co-sponsored the event
with the Police Depan ment. •
"Ham "as onl.' of lhose who knev.
a little b11 about t'~ erything. I don't
know wha1 \\C'rc going to do without
him." said g1. Da nell Adams.
T heceremon>. held at Ben Brown's
rc~taurant. marked the JOth :vear in a
row that the Exchanat Club bas
handed out its Officer of the Vear
1ward. The 1987 recip~nt wu PalJ'OI..
man Donald Prouty.
But it Y..as the first time the
dcpanment honored its own with a
~ries ofawards.. many ofwhich"wctt
aivcn for events datina back several
years.
In-addiuon to Mclnt)"T'C, Lt. Wil-
liam Ca\-cnaugh. Prouty. Dispatcher
Karen Cha\'CZ, An imal Shelter Man-
aaer Nanc) Goodwm. Lt. James
White and Deputy Ch ief of Police
James Spmne also received medals
of merit.
Offi cer Jo'n Fehlman received the
Medal of Valor ..-.h1le officers Ted
Falenclo and Ke' in Pickard and
Adams rece1\ed the Medal of
Courage.
Adams said she v.a s gi ven the
reward for an incident that occurred
in April 1986 when a woman leveled a
Oare gun at her outside the entrance to
police headquaners. '\dams drew her
gun and told the woman to drop the
weapon. which .\dams assumed ..-.as a
real 11.an. The susP«t fi nally com-
plied .
..... ..and then my knees went weak."
Adams said.
Those receiv1n1 the Medal of
Lifesavina included Adams. In·
vcstiptor Debra ChanJ. ~t. Paul
Wori:man and Chi~f of Police Neil
Purcell.
Also bestowed was the Rese rve
Service Medal fQT all reserve officers
who put in more than 500 hours
Many of the recipients arc now full-
ttme members qfthe force.
They included officers Matt Cap-
padonna and Tom Weizoerfrk.. both
of whom received two medals bc:-
ca use' they put in more than 1.000
hours as reserves. Others included
Officer Richard Scap1n. investigators
Lance Ishmael and Ronald Sapp.
Workman and Harold Gns..-.old and
Michael Hall.
City Manager Ken Frank and
Mayor Dan Kenney both mudl'
presentations and Judge Da ' 1d
Can er of Laguna Beach delivered the
k.c) note speech.
U.S. Temps
AltluQu«Que
Ancl\o<age
Allanta
Allenllc Clly
Austin
B.iit<nof"•
B>nnongl'latn
8olM
eoeton
luff.io
CNrlet1on.S C
ChatlOlte H C
Cl'loc:ago
C1nclnnafl
C~and
Columt>u~Oh10
Oalfas·FI WO<lh
O.yton o.n-
0.S M-
OetfOll
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Mptt.$1 PIUI 2t
.. Le Naltlvtlle • ff so 21 ...... OrlNrlt 70
30 21 ...... York Clly 31
63 « OillahOma Coy 57
37-30 Ornal'la 39
78 44 Orlando 70
41 29 Pl'lllao.lpl'lla 3t 2 7
es 45 ~· 1s •II .. .,.,. -to< 2• "°"'' enc11n9 ,, s •"' .. " Pllltbufgll " 35 .... 11191c1 1i 4 1
34 27 Porllancl.M-34 20 Llnlla ST 41 ---~Or •• •1 F.._ It Jt 4t '2 ~"''-"'· e -l oe ~ 7t ST 50 .. R8leiOll 50 37 o..i.nci 17 41
57 4 1 Rac>id Cll)t 4 I 17 P-llloblee 71 32
•2 24 ~ 59 25 AeodlnQ 71 4 1
52 33 Rlcrunono 47 33 ~Coty 73 47
45 4 1 SI LOUii 50 23 Sau-to 17 45
'
" 3., Sall Lall• Ctty 43 30 Slllff\u 75 ~ • • San 0..00 70 51
67 34 San AntoniO 80 36 s..-Frenctec:o 73 51
_.. 33 S.anle 46 42 San -71 50
., 21 Soolc•11e 40 35 St~to<1 S7 4 1 34 oe SytacuM 3 1 22 Hlgl'I '°'"' '°' 2• _,.,~••Sp rn.
•2 36 T~St P1rsbg 70 S4 ..,_,_ II 3t
23 03 Topeka •7 19 ........,,,, 72 31
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Tides
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BEACHES LURE MANY IN FEBRUARY ••• EIPuo e,1e
l'"a1•1>an1<1
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8 I 2t uc:.an '" '"" 8lyttle 71 'I « 35 T'*e 57 25 Cat..... 10 41
10 -OS WuNnglon.D C. 4 1 32 ~ 01'y 71 50 « 17 Wlcftlta 49 20 l~ M )Cl
Surf Report
From Al
Traffic. to sa) lhl' least . 1SJUSt brutal."
Klosterman said "It's backed up
from Mam Beech w Emerald Ba' ...
Lifeguards handkd. a couple of
minor medical aids liut no rescues. he
said.
Hunungton Beach ·s cit~ beach was
'isited by an estimated 20.000. "here
Lt. Steve Da' 1dson said the~ enJo~ed
"a real pleasant da) ..
Lifeguards made a fe t\ minor
rescues and lots ot minor first aid
calls. Da' 1dson said
At Hunu ngton tate Beal·h an
esti mated 7.000 'ISi tors recel\ed a holida~ treat. said lifeguard Chns
Graff
"Evef)one parked free because
"l''rc not used 10 having this l..tnd of
v.eather this time of 'ear. so the)
hadn't hired an) bod~' to stalT the
entrances ... GralT said.
"It was a httle Valentine's Da' gift
from the Duke (Go' George Dcu·
kmejian):
State li feguards made JUSt three
rescues. do" n from eight Saturda~.
Graff said.
Highs at the beaches "Ill hit the
mid· to upper 60s. "•th Jo"s ranging
from 45 to 53
As the front contmurs to "eaken.
low clouds and fog should de"clop
along coastal areas b) lonight. clear·
mg b} latC' Tut•sda~ morning before
anta .\na "inds return and "arm
things up b~ the IJ11ddle of the \\eek
Unhealthful air qualit) 1n some
inland areas also 1s forecast.
Police 1n most cities along the
Orange Coast reported numerous
fender benders but no major traflic
accidents Sunday
In San Juan Capistrano. a h1gh-
speed police chase aturda~ after-
noon ended in a fo ur<ar crash on
Onega Highway near the an D1l·go
Freeway. iwo peo ple ..-.ece senousl~
in1ured. according to California
Htgh\\ay patrol rt pons.
A Fnda} nigh t acciden t 1n San11ago
Canyon left one person dead. whale a
aturday C\ cn1ng accident _near Gar-
den G rove rc<>u lted in on<' lataht~
Grand RaptOS
Honolulu
Houston
1ne11anepo111
J~.M1Q
JKlctonvllle
.Jl.i..-
KansuCtty
Las Vegu
L.ttlle Roel>.
Loultville
Meml>l'lil
Mleml ll .. Ch
39 30 -----------L.ono leacf> 11 " ao 10 S R rt ....,,...... ... s1
64 41 mog epo ==•c ~ :: '7 2t .....,..,,. .. 50 Pollutwit 91andWd ...... (Piil 0-50 ~ 9MOI 83 .. !! :: QOOd. 5f.IOO ~ate, IOMM -. °"4afl0 10 ,4.3
.,.. hMlll'llul 2Q0..21t -.Y ~ 300 Palnl ~ M 4t 36 33 end.-,,_OOul '-....... II p....,.,.. M •7
411 15 pt"~ oey •• ,~ -s.Golld .. ~ 71 '2
153 39 tOOey 11191 totec:ut San ltmMClono 79 4 t •
,. 1 .... San Getwlel 92 43 " -.... 9Mcl\ 10 MecArthu< 81Yd 2M7 Sant•""' 79 .. 55 '2 ltvlne. S.OelleC>eek \1911ey 2$.7$ Santa a.rl>ere 7 t 31
St 3f l..,.._ hac:ll ~11 to Senta Merle 75 37 roe ee loe ...,,,.,... Airpon lS-10 Setlta MonlCa 91 51
E~ended
l'"lllt WedneecSey ~ Friday With
rnotlly IUMty d.-,. P9rtods Of Serita
Ana ..wlncla lo 30 mpll with IOc.al ••tone-pt• belOw ... ~
First n uelear test bf yeµr
rocks ·buildingin Las Vegas
VOTERS TO DECIDE CJTY'S FUTURE ... L.\S VEGA . Nev. (AP) -The
first announct>d nuclear test of 1988
rrn.:ll'd the Ne,·ada descn toda) and
'>l'nt a shudder throu&h some high-
mc: buildings 1n Las Vegas. 105 miles
rrom ground zero.
the monitonng of each other's tests
and a possible lest ban.
The test. code named Kemville.
was dela'ed two hours because of
unfavorable wind conditions. then
another I 0 minutes because of techni-
cal problems. acco,rding to Eneriy
Department spokeswoman Barbara
Yocrg.
upper lest hm1ts of 150 k1ltons
C\PIOSI\ C' force.
Motion was recorded on DOE
seismographs at the R1v1era Hotel on
the Las Vegas tn p, the Regency
To..-.ers A.pan ments here. and Scot·
t} 's Casile an Death Valley.
From Al
But (1t~ ~tanagn Jud) Kclse~ sa~s
thl' cit ~ me r ..-. 1th opponent group\
~'cral times to am"er traffic con-
l'Crns. and altered in111al plans lo
ensure no traffic problems \\Ould be
created "11h the proJeCt.
Collins also dcba1cd the 1rallic
issue. contending that the retail center
"ould actualh t·ausl' less traffic than
lhl' ong1na11~· LOnc:d manufactunn~
renter. oct.iusl· 11 "ould req uire fc"er
cmplo~ccs u~1ng ncarb' road -. dunn~
ru'>h hours .
Ot1ic1als .ibo Jcbatl' the oppos1·
110n·s cuntcn11 un thJt thC' C'l l } doesn't
need add111ona l 1nrumc to rna1n1:11n
l It\ 'll'f\ IC'CS ~n 1ndepemknt l'tonom1c anal~s1s
prcpJrcd for the cit~ b~ Wedin
Entl·rpn'>l''> In~ supponed the cll ~ ·s
contc:nuun thJt indud1ng a retail
tentn \\uuld tx· 1inan,1alh beneficial
for thl' ut\ ·
Fountain\ alle' otli n alscla1m that.
pa<;c;age of Propos1 t1on 13 ehm1na1cd
propen~ ta\l''-a-. a maJor rcH·nuc.-
sourte. forl1ng thl· ut~ to rel~ on sales
ta' 10 meet thl' nn·d\ brou~ht h' thc.-
a rc:.i ·., gro" th
To lure the Pm:c Club to ahandon
1l<, anta .\na ln1..Jt1l>n and mo'c a
mile to Fountain \ Jlle'. Cll' offi cials
otTert"d a deal that \\Ould allo..-. the
store to bu\ thl' prnpcn~ at $5 15 pt•r
square foot -k\\ than half pncc -
through .i rd'1all' nl lls sales ta' paid to
tht' ell' unlkr J 21 'car agreement
\\ hik thdt J<.:cord dre" fire from
opponents of lhl· rt'tJ il ccn1er 11 "as
commended 1n lhc: econo mic
::inah SIS.
:·on the c11' c;1dl' of the: equa11on.
the: 1ransac11on abt' p.Hc; for all of m
cmts and still rl'turn'> a suhstant1al
general fund tx·nt·t11 of Jt least S I
mtlhon per ~cJ r 11 the ut~ .. said
\\ J) ne D \\ ed1n rrl''>tdent ot the
Jnahw• firm '\\1th all of the
guarantees in' ol' l'd 1n th•~ de' clop-
mcnt. 11 1s a ' en ~011d l'\ 11n1,m1c deal
tor the c11~ of Fountain Valk} and
should result 1n a combi ned benefit to
1he romrnun1t\ after all co ts ol appro\lmatcl~ S.i6 m1lhon dunng the
~I ·~ear penod ··
Col lins said his group pla ns an
"1nforma11onar· public forum on
Thursda' at the Fountain Valle'
Rccreahc>nal Center .\ panel 0·1
npcrts \\tll be on hand to an""er
ques11ons from u tlLl'ns. he said
The ba11lc 1s no1 C\pected to ka' e
Jn~ lasung scar'\ on the c11~. but 1t has
lOSI ~ome monc~
fhc Quaht~ ot Life group has
ra ised at leasl SI A 10 to fight the
hattlc. "h1lc the C111zens for Fountai n
\ allc?'has garnered at least S4.().i9.
according 10 mandatol') cam paign·
reporting d0<.. umcnts filed "1th the
c11~ in Janua11
~lier pa)tng 1n111al C\penses -
both sides ha'e enlisted campaign
consultants and expc:ns -the propo-
nl·nt group has S 1,989 bn hand. and
lht• oppon;ntSJUSI S8 .25
The: group opposed to the retail
lenter paid more than half of 11s
donations 10 the consultant fi rm of
i-..uhlmann and .\ssoc1ates. and an
add11Jonal S5.i3 10 Belinda Blacketer.
a L;1guna Beach auornc> a1d1ns 1n the
tount ~" 1dc slo" -growth 10111a11' c
dn,e.
The proponent group paid S~.oou
10 Da\'1d Vaporl'an. the consultant
o'erseeing the campaign for ~athan
RoS('nbe"° a candidate seeking the
.seat ofreunng Rep Rohen Badham
R-Ne\\port Beach
Accord ing to the documents
George M. Sak1oka. the o"ncr ol thc:
propen ). -"here stra" bc:rn field\
now gro..-. -contributed S 1.000 tl1
the campaign that "ould allo" the:
rc.-ta1I center
Hov.e,cr. the l'lt) "111 pick up the
largest tab -the CO!.t of the elecuon
Count~ Registrar of Voters Donald
Tannc~ ~•d h1~ "orkers will set up
the booths and lOunt the ballot\. a
process that should cosl lht• c11~ atx1u1
S4 5.000 He prc:d1t:tl'd a lo" turnout
for the elC'Ct llln
But Smith said regardless of who
suppon s lhc rt•ta1l rl'nter. or even the
outcome oft he election. his group has
acrnmphshcd onr important goa l
"Winning lhe election is 'Cl')
1mponant lo us. but another ke~ "as
getting 11 hcforc the residents of
Foun1ain \ allc> and lenang lhem
make the dcc1S1on ... said retail centt'r
opponent Scon m11h.
.. This ·~ JUM too big a deets1on for
the Cit~ Council to make alone:·
The de\. ace earned an explosive
punch up to 11 ti mes as powerful as
the atomic •bomb that devastated
Hiroshima. II measured 5.4 on the
Richter scale at the· National Eanh-
quak.c Information Center. Golden.
Colo. .
The test" as conducted three weeks
after a team of So' 1et nuclear scien·
usts v1s11ed the top SC('ret Ne' a.da
Test 11c -a '1s1t that could lead to
The cxpcnment was buned 1.800
feet below Pahutc Mt"Sa. about 105
miles nonhv.est of Las Vegas.
Managers of tall buildings in· Las
Vegas were wa rned in advallce not to
have workers in prt"Canous posiuons
at the time of 1he blast -a standard
"arni ng "hen tests arc close to th~
.\ telephone operator af the h1gh-
nse Fi tzgerald Hotel in down town
Las Vegas reponed hanging plants
swayed in the seconds following the
JO: 10 a.m. PST detonation
E nerg~ Dcpanment spokeswoman
Barbara Yocrg said strong mouon
"as recorded on a seismograph at the
control poin t. 4 1 m iles from ground
zero.
WALL PROJECT FOUGHT IN·NEWPORT ••. From Al ·
and "c think 11'c; more agreeablr:· ll°'>JUSt that "e don't want to lose o ur te rlmg Wolfe. chairman of the
Torn M 1113rd. 'ice prestdl·nt of thl' '1e"s .. Cll)JS Parks. Beaches and Recrcauon
West :"ewport Beach Merchan1s .\s-O'Brien agreed that lhc home· Commission and an ocean-side resi-
soc1auon. said merchants and rcs1· owners wall probably take the issue to dent. said the (altrans environmen-
denls aren't close to t>cing satisfied the_('ll} Council. ~nd 1f the) find no tal re pon requires a wall along that
"1th the c11~ ·,plan~. sat1sfac11on there. the~ ma~ go to sectio n of the h1ghwa).
.\ta meeting bct"cen Cll) officials court. "We need a wall thert because
and rcpn:'>l:ntall ' es of the Nev.pan "None of us "ants to do that. but 1r there's going to be ~:?.000 cars'Joina horc'i Homco" ners .\ssoc1a1ion and merchants assoc1a11on. board mem· that"s "hat at lakes to get our point b\ there e'er) da):· satd olfe. acro'!is. we ma) have lo." she said. "That's goinJ to drown us out." bcrs from each group 'oted do"n an · 1m pson said the cit~ attempted to Wo lfe said there has been a
allernat1' c proposal to dampen assuage resident" conc .. rns a '-" I d h II ""' r sound "uh be rms and vanable· .. • K proposa to rop t e wa to es.,.t 1eet. height fe nces months ago. but ha~e acc1dentall) but added that "hatever wall is built
"What 11 came do" n to is 3 , otc for stoked their anger "ill be esthellcall)' pleasing.
no wall." said Millard. "It looks li ke C1t} offi cials th~ught the) were "It's not going to be like a freeway
Ii "all." he sa id "e'\C gm a 1gh1 on our hands.. meeung Ne"~n_s ores resident's at
SLAYING SUSPECT ... ~t 1llard said bolh groups plan to the :"IJe" port Shores cl ubftpuse. bu1 Si mpson said the construction plan
tal c thcH case to the Ctl\ Council officials later d1scp' ered the group 1s slated to go before the Cahforn1a
sometime soon "We "ant 10 shov. thl'~ talked"..-,3sn't necessanl) rep-Coastal Commission for final aP.:: From Al
Wilson died 1mmed1atcl~ Spradlin
du:d about 40 minutes later at UCI
~1cd1cal Cent<.'r
tao and his companions fled the
pJrking lot in a s1her \fcrct'des Benl
and a To)ota 'an. nta Clara Poht:e ~•d records 1nd1cate Cao 1s a former
~outh Vietnamese Manne "ho was a
licld officer during lhl.' \'1etnam War.
• peoplc thl're·s not support for this... rc:scntat1ve of the Newpon Shores proval Feb. ,25. Ci t) officials wtll
but held no high rank.. he s~ud. group, e'en though we met an their probabl> schedule a public infor-
Burnett said th e suspect apparent I~ Ninfa O'Bnen. a Ne"pon horcs cl ubhouse.'· Instead. most of the matlon meetina on the proposed wall
stlot the men for no other reason than board member. said she has never residents attending lived on the ocean some11me before the commission
he "didn't hke "hat "as said . .\s fa r as seen such unified scn11men t behind side of the h1ghwa) -and fa ,or the hearing. he said.
I lno" 11 has nothing to do ..-.11h drugs an muc in that neighborhood. construction of the "all because the~ "Pan of our proble m is JUSt getting
or gang·related .. act•' it~ ''There's been a lot ofletter·\\nt1ng feel 1t v.111 keep out h1ghv.a> noise. the information out." said Simpson.
"We heard the shooting. We "en1 going on. and 11 takes prem stro ng "The) 'el') much "ant 11. ahh'ough .. lot of people don't even have the
outside and "c sav. a dead person an feel ings to do that." said b 'Bnen. as a group the) ha"en't yet come out fac'\s )Ct. and 'that's what we need to
thl· street and another one the police "Wl''rc all for ~"mcthing going there. and voted fo r 1t:· said O'Brien. · give them."
were v.ork1ng bn ... an emplo)ce at a ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ncarb' rc\1.:l urant said. Th{· cm· II
Lotto ticket worth $9.4M
plo)'ec·s name wa~ ».tthheld for
prOIC'CllOn
.\n cmplo)ce at a ncarb~ grocer)
storr "ho :it1ended \\ estminster's La
Quinta l11gh · hool ..-.1th Spr::.,adhn
described him as "real outgoing. He
pla~ed football He was a really nice
gu). )Our ord1 nar) high school gu) ..
"B E S P 0 ·K E"
..\C"RAM Ei\ TO(API -~"Lotto
6-iQ" 11ckl"l bought in Pon HucnC'mc
has made '>llml·om· $9,4 mtllto n
n chcr. but thill per'>On wo n't be
oflic1Jll} kn o\\n unl il Tucsd<i). ac-
cording to 1atc lotter) officials.
.\ t1ckc:1 "•th all SI\ rorrect
numbers. \\Orth SY 436 "'07. was
purch:iscd at .\llan·, \\inc and pint
Sho p on Ventura Road 1n the Ventura
Count1r town. lo tter) officials said.
Win.nen · names an·n't known until
tickets arc tumcd in at a Cahfom a
Lotte!') officl' How<.'ver. state offices
\\On't be open Mo nda) because o ft hr
Prcs1dcnfs Da) hohda).
The 11n1mg111Jmbers 171d'cd 5'1t·
urd:>) night v.-~re· 6. 28. 37. 39. 46. 13
and the bonus number. 20.
Elt'vcn • t1ckc1~ wuh fi ve regular
ORANGE ~..._,
COAST __ , ....
MAJN Of'FICI .. '•~ca • • ....... •9
I -,..., y.•~ ........_. O'oll,. "' .,,.
numbers plus thr honus arc eal·h
worth S 135 4~ ThC\ v.crc
·purchased in R1,cr\1de. North Holl)-
wood. Morcnv \ alle-.. Ventura.
Rosemead. ( 0' ina. Harbor (it ).
MontroSt' h l·\nu an Mateo and
San Jose
There "l'rl· 2"\5 tickets \\Ith Ii'<'
number!>. each v.onh S3.277. and
12. 766 11ckc1s "'11h four numbers.
each payingS54. There were 2n .169
11ckets with three numbers. each
winning the fixed S5 .•
Sales for the wtckend pmc totaled
S 14.003.534 Pm es awarded totaled
S-! lt.W.4.18
Lotte!') officials projected that
Wednesda) ·s game will have a Jack-
pot of about S4 million.
GULLS ..•
From Al
said one official.
In each case the)' pul the owls on a
stack and change their locations so
that the scaaulls won'I become WISC.
One veteran school official said the
!IC.a&ull problem 1s pretty bad at all
arca-scltooh at lunc-h umt dunn1 the
school year.
"You really ha ve to be careful
whcrt you stc,P·'· he sajd.
Jaut CaU 642-6086
Wbat dO )OU hke about the Daily Pilot~ Whal
don·1 )OU hke? Ca.IJ &he number abo"c and your
musqe will be recorded. trantrnbcd and de·
hvered IO the appropnate editor
The same 24-hour answcnna Sierv1cc ma be
u~ to record lcncrs 10 the editor en an) topic
Contribu\ors to our Letters column mu t include
their name and 1ekphone number for. "~nfiauon
Tcll.s u1""h11's on )our mind
ClrcWttlon
Tele~
Hand-made t o
order
by
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F ERRELL 9'EE O
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The custom neckwear event
TUE DAY
February 23rd
12:00 to 4:00 p.m.
•
Presented
by
'Breakin~.loose '
teen workshop ·
slat ed in Mesa
An Ora nae Coast Collett workshop dtsiped &o
teach teen-agers how to ··break IOOIC without
brcakina apan" from their pa~nts wilJ be ofrned
Wcdnesda)' a t 7 p.m. in Room 11 2 of C0&&a Meu
High School.
Psychotherapist Rose Parvin will present the
course, which emphasizes physical and emotional
scpanion. The registratio n fee~ S 19. and pertk1-
pants ma) register b y telephone at 432-S880.
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Otanot C0Mt DAIL V PILOT /Monday, February 15, t988 A3
State Senate zeroes in on Lungren
8J JBNNIFU &Diii r· ................
SACRAMENTO -Daniel Lungren.
Gov. CieQf'lr Deukmdaan's choice for
t&ale lftalu~r. SICp& btf'ore a ltate Senate
"firint ~·· lhit week.
The squad" it the Senate RuJes
C ommiueo.,.which will be firina quesuons
at the Loni Beach Republican con·
arnsman about bi.s votina record on 1ssu's
such as civil riahts, rcparatton for
JapanC1t·Americans and ho usin& bondi .
The committee plans three days of
ht'arings. bqann1n1 Tue1day. on Lungrrn
v.hom DeukmeJian named to replace lhe
late Democrat JCllC Unruh. Lu.ngren·s
d1 tnct 1ncludts Huntinston Beach
The cont.rm~ion Marinas are the
hiahliaht of an o nwite slow -week 1n the
l.q)slature. La UCl'S. ltlce Other Stale
emplO)CCS. took today ofl' for tht' Pre~•·
dent's 0.) hohda). As t hey usualJ) do
before a Monday holiday. both floors hrld
bncf noor stUIOnS last Fnda). That\ to
keep their $87-a..day expense mOl\C)
flowing over the v.eekend. The~ recl"I\ e
that e~pensc mone) evt'f')' day. as tons a
their St"u1ons a ren'1 mon than fi ve da)S
apan. Their normal scu1ons an Monda)S
and Thursda) s and the" usuall) 10 ho me
to their d1stncts on Fridays.
Ind•' 1dual lawmakers and their st.afl's
wall be bu~) th1~ \\et"k rush1n1 to gtt bills
rcacJ) for 1niroducuon Fnda) 1s the
deadline tor legislators 10 inlrodu~ bills
for cons1deratto n this )ear After Fnda}.
ne" bdJs must be "urgenC)" bills requinna
a two-th ird!>' ote in each house.
The tv.o hou~ ha' e unul Feb. 29 to act
on the Lunven npmu,auo n The state
Consmuuon allows both ho u!itS to con-
firm or rcJCCl a ao,troor's nom1nauo n to
fill a con!it1tut1onaJ office.
It Lungren rtt'e1ve~ p0 1t1\ c votes fro m
both houses. or no' o tc at all. b) Feb. 29. he
can be s"orn 11110 office If both hou~s
rt'JCCI him b~ a maJOOl > "0l<'. he 1~ out
It's less clear Yrhat "'111 happen 1f one
hou~ reJ«ts him and lh<' othh does not Ano~) General Jo hn Van de Kamp Ja>
reJ«I ion b~ ont' hou~ "'ou Id be enough to
k,('('"p Lungren ou1
Art volunteers to meet
A volunteer orientation session is schcduletffor
Thursday at noon at the South Coast Plaza location
of the Laguna An Museum.
ADOPTIONS CELEBRATED ...
The museum 1s located inside the Bristol Strttt
entranct' a1 lhe southern end of the plaza. f or
informauo n and rcscrvauons. call Allyson Doherty
at 662-3366.
Crafts display set
"Craftsmanship in Meta l and wooc1:· featuring
\\Ork!> b) 10 Southern California craftspeople, will
oc on cxh1b11 1n lhe Fine Ans G allery of Golden
We~t College from T uesday through March).
The publtc 1s invited to an o pening reception
Tuesda\ from 7 to 9 p.m. Call the fine ans office at
895-8251 for special showings or add111onal infor-
ma11on.
Investment seminar set
. A panel of' enture capnalists from this area will
discuss \\hat the) look for investme nts whe n the
Orange Coast Venture G roup hosts a luncheon
seminar Tuesda' from 11 :30 a.m. to 2 p.m . Tuesda)
al the In inc Ma.moll Hotel.
T he seminar 1sopen to the general publtc at a fee
of SJO for non-members. Call 754-11 9 1 fo r
rc~n at1ons.
Leads Club to meet
The In 1ne chapter of Ah Lassen's ~ads Club. a
net~ork group fo r bustnt"sswo men. will meet
Wednesda) a1 7a.m .at Hofs Hut. 18850DouglasSt
Renee Riche' of Yru1ka Foods and Rosie Fanoch1~. a man1cuns1 a1 Jackie's Co1fTeurs. will be
the guc l speakers. Call 891 -8550 or 72~-6160 for
rcsen all .
Assertl on training set
The In inc Fam1I~ Sen ices Program will
prl·scnt a <>em1 nar enlltled "Black Belt <\sscn1on
Tra1n1ng" Thursda~ at 7:30 p.m at Northwood
( ommuntt) Park.
From Al
She cUdn·1 much ltke 1t.
In i.§81 , when the Nunezes adopted
their first child. she changtd thr focus of
her practi~.
for the past S'h yea"· she has ht lped
hundreds of childless pa'tents d1scovcr 1hat
the negative storin about adop11ow. are
the rare exceptions.
"f amilies need to Stt ~ch other." she
said. "Th<' adoptive parrnts lo' t' 10 gt.'t
,,ether and swap stories ...
t helps dispel the myth that "lht• big bad
binh mother always steals the bab~ bac t..."
she said. "They find o ut 11 wasn't as scar\
and risky as the} 1hough1 11 "as going to
be."
In fact. man) adopu'e parents are
overcoming their fears of losing the1 r ch lld
to the binh parents thro ugh open. ··coopcr-
ative adoptio ns" in which one or both of
the b1nh parents remain in contact "llh
the adoptive famil~.
Sharo n Kaplan. director of Parenting
Resources. Inc. an Tustin and author of "Cooi)erati\.C~' Adoption: The Offiual
Handbook." said open adoptions are a
long-held practice lhro ughout the "orld
h was onl) 1n white Amenca·s middle
and upper class soc1et~ that closed adop-
tions became commo n some 70 }Cars ago
when Victorian mores made ll a s11gma for
a woman to have an illeg111mate child. In
that era. secrec} abounded
lnformatton aboat tht'bmh motha "as
"1thheld fro m the child and adop11' e
parents and 'ice versa.
In coopcrat1,e adop11ons.1he focus 1s on
openness. Kaplan said.
''Adoptccs have a natural cunos11~
about their beg.Innings.'' she said .. .\
cooperative adoption puts the focus o n the
child. on the child's access to both families
over time.
"Wt' say adult.s do n't have an} nght 10
tal e a way that access.
"h 's workina. The people who an: doing
11 love it. Some have taken pr<'' 1ousl~
closed adoptions and reopent'd them.··
Kapla n said.
T ypicaJ, perhaps. o f that succt>ss are
Richard Roscn~rg. hts wife Ma~ Fahe~
and Cyndi Smith. "Nho gaH b1nh 10
athan Falvey Rosenberg.
.\II three adults and 17-month-old
Nathan were at Sunday's pan>
Ric hard and Mary found out about
(', nd1 through Landa Nunez. ·c, ndi was 17. sm&le and pregnant Ht'r
relaiionship with !'i1athan 's b1nh fa1he r
had ended: she was in no pos111on to raise a
child o n her O\\ n.
The three of them met attt'ndt'd
counseling sessions together and .. put our
an \let1es and desires on the ta bk ..
Richard s.a1d.
After de .. eloping an intense rela11ono;h1p
"llh C~nd1. the couple panic1pated -
alo ng w11h C)nd1's mother -1n ~athan's
b1nh
Whale Richard and Man are '-=athan·s
parents -the~ 're ramng him. d1'>C1phn1ng
him caring for and 10 ... ang him -(~nd1
has a plac<' in his ltfe
.\s he gro"s oldt'r and gets cunouc.
~athan will karn all about his birth
mother's dec1s1on 10 put him up for
ddopt1on .. out oi lo ... e. not re,,ec~-0n ..
< 'nd1 s.a1d.
f\Cn no". tho ugh :"iathan 1s too ~nung
to understand. the adults talk open I~ about
C\ l'f) one·s rclat1onsh1p to one ano1her
The trick. all lhree adull~ \.lid. '"
n>mmunicat1o n
.. \'.-ht'n "e mat..e assumpllons about
l'Jl'h other's fet'hngs. 1hal's "here"<' run
into probkmc.." ~1arr said L
One ad' anragt' the Roscnocrgs J"/
Di-,._.,.._., Tl• De,.....
Cyndi Smith. Mary P'al•ey. Na than P'al•ey Roeenber& and Richard
Roeenbert are com fortable with their adopti•e arrancem~t.
m1th had o'er closed adoptions d~al
"1th th<' fa t that for the first w. months ot
th<' adoption process. (ahforrua la"
permm a b1nh partnt to cnang<' his or her
mind Ha' ing established a relauo nsh1p
\\Ith each other. all thrtt adults "ere
comfonabk about th<' adoption
"l'q: heard others "ho said for SI\
months e' e11 t1me the phon<' rang the~
teared the tunh mother "as calling to t.a kt'
the bab' a-... a':· "1an said
"Had I no1 had an' idea "'ht' re c, nd1
IA.l\ com1n~ from I might ha\C been more
m.'f'\ ous about It··
.\nd aJI three ctt'dll Linda ~unez for
la\lng LO rest man) oftheir ft'ars
· .. he "3.S 'ef) supponi' e ofaJI of us and
~ou forgot she "'as ~our law~er •• Mar)
~Id.
That hundreds of other parents· ft'll
equal!~ fond of ""une1 'INas t'' 1dt'a.t· 1n
unda' 's turno ut
, UOeZ. 100 li'aS thnlll'd ht' plans to
make the part~ an a nnual affair
There wa~ plent' oflo, e to go amund It
"as\ alentine·s Da~ at its be$!
The program 1s geared for those \\ho already
ha'e tat..en an assen.o n course. The f« 1s S 10. and
those interested should call Da' 1d ~nderson at
660-J\1~0
SOS founder to speak
East bluff School reopening studied
J ean Forbalh. a co-founder ofShart' Our Sch cs
in Costa \!es.a \\ 111 speak on her 'olunt~r
organizallon 10 help lhe homeless a1 Wednesda) 's
meeting of the uth Coast chapter of the Nauo nal
Org.anua11on for Women.
The program 1s scheduled for 8 p.m al the El
To ro Pubhl L1bran. Call Rita Rembold al 581-2061
for dctallc. ·
Women 's Club to meet
.\ fashion sho" ·entitled "Heans and Flo"ers··
\\ 111 oc featured at Wt'dnesda} ·s m~11ng of the
~c" port Beach Christian Women ·s Club. scht"duled
for 11 30 am. al the A1rporter Inn in Inane.
Mama Gehm. a former vocalist fo r the Fred
Waring Orchestra. will be the guest soloist T he fee is
SI0.50 and rescnauons may be made b~ calling
85~-9 1 22 Of 8 57-6819.
Monday, Feb.15
:-.lo mcc1ings scheduled
Tuesday,Feb:16
• 6· 30 p m. Costa Mesa City CHIKll, council
chambers. 77 Fair Dme.
• 6 30 p.m Costa Mesa Plaui.1 Commissioa,
stud) session. Cit) Hall lint floor conference room .
77 Fair Drl\e "
• 7 p m. HHtlaJto9 Bead! City Coucll.
councirchambers. 2000 Main 'SL" -
By J OYCE BODLOVICH
The bab} boom S1Attpang lhrough
Ne....,port Beach and Costa Mesa has
promp1ed the possible reopening of
classrooms at EastblufTElementan hool
tn Coro na del Mar next fall. · Deput~ D1stnct Supenntenden1 :-.:orm
Loats said Newpon Beach kandtrg:irtners
who h \'e in the a reas of .\ndersen and
Harbor V1e\\ clementaf) schools an Ne\\-
pon Beach m1gh1 be bused appro'\1ma1cl~
four miles a"a' lo EastblufT
EastblufTEle.mentan was closed 1n 1 q 4
due 10 dt"chning cnroliment
"The cost to reopen classrooms at"
EastblufT would only run about•S60.ooo:·
Loats said. "This is not a permancn1
solution but a hon range. three to four-
)ear solution to the increased number of
kinderganncrs '"expect an the fu1ure ...
According to Loats. the final solu11on
. ma) be to reopen Lincoln Intermediate
School. which also closed four ~cars ago
due to a decline in enrollment
"R1gh1 now the logical mo'e 1.s to opcn
four classrooms at EastblufT s1mpl~ be-
ca ule lhe cost to rtacti,ate Lincoln "ould
cost a minimum of $300.000." he s:rnJ
"Lincoln is a Junio r h igh school. 11 is not
geared for )Oung children."
Loats noted at last week's school boJrd
meeting that 11 \\Ould take appro"ma1t•h
60 )Oungsters per grade 10 Jusuf~ rco~n
mga school. Ho"e'er. "1th thl· poss1b1h1'
of 2.400 ne" Ir' ine Coast homes slated 10
begin construction nelll ~ear:the reoix·n-
ing of a district school ma~ becomt• a
ncc~t l). The In 1ne Coast is an unin-
corporated s1rctch o f coastline 1~0<:a1ed
between Corona ~cl Mar and Laguna
Beach.
.. That could generatt' about ;oo lods 1n
our d1stric1 ." he 'latd "Ii that happen'> 11
1.A.Ould tx· ullil 1en1 numbe~ to rt'open one
of our school '-Ile ··
Though Loats said ponable das rooms
ha't' tx'en a temporaf) ansv.l-r to the
tn crcro1Ad1ng problems at some of the
'i<'hool'I th1<. \C:ar. a ponabk classroom
\\Ould not 1.A.ort.. at .\ndcrst·n Elt'mentan
"The 1dl'J ol placing a rt.'loca1ablt'
( d as'iroom I on 1 he .\ nderscn Elcmen taf'\
~hool 1sn·1 10<.1 functional becaust' of the
•.izc oft he Sill' and" hat 11 "Ould do to th<' pla~ground." he said.
Loa ls said Harbor\ 1e" Elemt'ntan ha\
the ~Dalt' for a ponabk classroom. but the
inaeased numbt:r Of StUdt'n(s prOJCCted h~
I QQ I "ould mat..e condlllons too cro"dcd
"Our current t'n rollment is "QI !>lU·
dl·nts:· said Harbor Vie" Pnnc1 pal Larr)
.\t:~ord1ng lo .\ndt'~n·., pnnupal
BrUl<' C rod .. ard. the t'nllR' ~hool ,.,
cramped b~ lhe current rnrollment ol
appro\lmatch '\()()pupils
"\\ e ha' e speo ahzcd teache~ "ho
instruct students in Englt'ih a~ a set·ond
language t"o teacher "ho 3R' rewur<"t
spec1alt'>tS and a n-adang spt'C'1ahs1. .. he
s~11d ··.\II ul tho~ people ha' e nu
clas~r()(.lm~ T"o teachers art' shann1 the
slage Jrca and th.: other tl'3C'her; u~ J
space (Jn cd out from the t..1ndt'rgartrn
and hhr.ir\
"\\e corn•n1f\ ha'c threr J..1ndergancn
dasses gll1ng "1th o nh t"o las.sroom\
T"'o t..inderganen das~ \hare a roum ··
hl· addt'd
Croct..ard said 1f.t..1nd crpnner-. mo'e Hl
Ea<.tblufT 1t "'ould allo" the spec1altzed
1earhers 10 ha'l' 1he1r o"n classroomc.
----- ---------
Fifteenpercentofthedlstrlc t's klndergartners
have to repeat kindergarten because they are n o t
rea~y for the nrst g~de.
.\I ford. "The d1s1ncr's prOJ«llons for nt'\t
\Caris I ~ \\'eht..etht'1dea ofmakmg the
mo\l· for two reasons. Right now 1 ..... 0
teachers hare eac h of lti<' kinderganen
d assrooms "11h a hack-to-back schedult'
The E.1 tbluff tanhl' 1.A.ould lel us run a
'.>IJggaed ~heduk "hllh "ould then g.t'e
lhc J..1nderganncr~ more of an ind•' 1d-
ual11t.'d program
"The second rl'3\on rcalh effects the
l·n11rc sch,Xll '-=e\l 'car "t' might ha'<' to
l lu~ do" n \ome of our spenahzed
program'> to pro' 1de space for the regular
dJ'> rooms:· hl' ~1d
' "T "o clas')room "ould be trt'W up .. he
said. "In add1t1on. v.r arr IO\.ll..1ng at an
area designated for sc1enu· C ertainh
something the enure schl'l\)I ,Jn use
.. .\lso keep in mind \hl'uld v.l' grov. in
the futurc "C "l1uld ha'e thl r'n1till11' 10
crcale add1t1onal space<. ',. t'\J,'\JndeJ
program\, .. he adde<l
.\l'C'Ordu1g w L\XltS the 'f\J' •'IJ'>ne" o l
EastblufT "Ou Id alto" IM · !l( '-fll'l. tll
t..1nderg:inen program -\{)ffit'than~ the
d1stnct "ants lo 1mplemt'nt at ca, h "-'h•"-ll
C omprehcn'>1' e t..inderg..ineM are tia .... ·J
on de,eloom<'ntal ~c rather than hn"H'·
logtlol a,gc Pupils v.ur\.. "1th one of four
teal' ht~ the 'oun~1er-. prog,rC"Ss from on<'
le' d to lh<' nnt until th,., are read~ 10
mu' e 1nw f11"\t grad<'
·\\ e an: tal\..tnf about nllrmal a' crag<'
lea me~ ·· Loats sa1d .. h 1\ more 1mpon·
ant to be read~ for the tir<it grade than io bt'
Jgl' ~ t>' ~ptember ··
Loat-. said 15 l)('rcent .,j th<' d1stnct''
J..1ndn~.ar•rnt'r<> hJ\C to repeal
l inde'.Pnc.>n tx'\.aut,C the' arr not read' for
the lirst grade C urrenth . ~a1ser
~1lh broo\..c and \>.lie.on eteml·ntan <.ehool~ in t llSta \Joa ha' e lh<' program
.\ndef'\C'n and Hamor \ •e" ha'<' a ~1m1lar
prl•grarr
t rodard ~•d the re<:.p.ln<c.' from thr
paa·nts hac. ~n mo'ith P') 111' <' Ho"·
l"\l•r he adm1ttt·d.par<'nl~ ha'r C\pre-.sed
rnnccm about lht> buc.1ng of 'oung ch1l-
drrn and the Ill'"' lf tr.Ulil around
E.istbluff school
'The p;srent e\prr~~ contidenCt' an
cwr program ... ht said "The\ t..nOIA a lol 01
thought hu gonr into this propo.-.al There
ace oncerns about the dt'talls 1Ahtch \\('
still n~ lo "Ort.. oul ··
The dl tnc1 l urrcnth lea~s 1..Ubsrooms
at Ea tb4uff to a \'\1l .\ child care
program. a pn' atel~ o" ned child lare
program. lhe ~rwpon-Mesa hools
Foundatl<'n and th<' 1'iatural H1ston
\tuseum of Orange Count'
Loats said 15 pt'rt't'nt of the d1stnc1 s
t..inderg.annel' ha'<' to repeat l in<lerg.anen
becau\t' the' an-not read' for the fi~1
grade Curre.ntl\. Kaiser. ~lh tirookt' and
\\.'1l'ion elementan schools in· Coo;ta Mesa
ha't' the provam· ..\nde~n and Harbor
\ 1e" ha'~ a s1m,lar pro&ram
Trust~ "''II '-Ott' on the prop0scd
EasthlulTl..1ndcrg.anen mo'<' nttt "'ttk
<J
Three escape boat Saturda' or carh SunJa\ lhe car is
believed to ha' e been 'tolen bet" ren
11 p.m. Saturda~ and l J m Sunda~
Irvine \_
'\man 1n his~ wearlng onl~ bl~ci..
t-11..an1 unde~ear e\posed h\mStlf 10
l'\"Stdcnts at an 3f}3nment com pie\ an
the llXXI bloc!.. of tanford late
\und.a' attemoon .\ s1m1lar an 1dent poso;1bf~ 1n,oh 1ng tht' same ..\s1an
suspe'l't ~as reponcd carher in the da'
at an apanment com pln 1n the SO
bill\. ~,f \\ l)\.lJ,pr n~ . . .
"1mm1n~ m('dJ I' and a
'1de\l\.".aSS<'1tt· r\'\ orJn v.crr \tolen
lrl'm J horw in 'h(' 10 bk"" ,,f-Oat..
Tn"C l.ln(' ,,,m('llmr-rarhrr 1h1
Part.. Plaza bct"C't'n a m and 4 p m • • • Je" eln and a '1dcocassctte re--
~-order "t'rt' stolen trom a hom e in the
explosion and fire
By ne Assoclate4 Prest
AV ALON -Thrtt people, 1nclud-
1n1 an El Toro woman who. was
knocked into the water. C1aped
unanJured when their 33-foot cabin
cruiser bun t into names 1hortly after
1t was rcfue ltd. authorilt'S rtponed.
George Dic kerson. 70. o f Hunt·
an&ton Bt'ach had JUSl ref~led the
boat at the Catalina Island re90f't
"hen the 1nc1den1 occumd 1hortly
after 4 p.m . Sunday, said sheriff.s Stt.
Denn) Bo)d.
.
N.-,Ort Beacla
A vandal sma5hed 'the front win·
dowofa lifciuard towera~ 13th Uttt ,
en turda) "'ltlt...ausana an est•·
mated SSO dam11t. • • • ·lo\ video camtra and a Ptn&a:t
camera -.ere rt'p()ned ttokn from a
Wat Octaofront home Saturday. the
'1ctim tokS polttt. Tht loss was ~t1mated at Sl.SOO. • • • sold nnt tam0ttd W1&h
diamond and val~ at S 7 J)65 was
11olen from a Wnc •Y raMlenee. tht
victim saJd Saturday.
..... _____ _
He said the explosion occul"T'C'd
when Dickenon started the en1me.
The blast knocked a woman off the
boat and into the water. Dickason
and another man esaped the vn.wl
~nharmed. .
( Tbe woman and man ~ ident-·
ified as Jutta ~bluer. 4S. and
Michael Dale}'.. 30. both o f El Toro.
County li~uards aboard the
Beywatdl &owed the bumt"I CTlft
into the harbor. where they tlt·
inauished t~ ftamn. De~ was
estimated at SS0.000.
disclosed '\.'llut ~re stokn from a cs
in the UOO block or Lamar Street carlyMonda}.~t~ftisbetievedto
have occurred about l:lO a.m. • Someone entered and ranm:bd a
horM in ttw 6~ block of Cnm
Palma Sunday abou• lO p.m. Lcmcs
had not been detttnuned Monday. .. •' portable *"° \'aRifd .. 5450 -as 11okn· fro. a car in tht MOO
block or Florida A \'mut Saday
niah• ~ llwft omaned bct-.n
ll:20and ll:~p.•. • • • A 19U Nttan Sclltra. liWMc
wtnbcT I MJZOl7 .........
tlw .,.m~ 11 S..'1 St Gu M. 1621'1·'.Pll C_. Hilt!._. lllt
Coeta M eu
An attempted su1l 1dc v. J\ n-poneJ
at 2:4-' p m. unda' an lhl' I "00 hi\~
o f Mesa Verde Dn\l' . . . . Resident~ in thc: 'I oo bloc!.. ot
Yellowstone Dmc repNtt.'d an al
tempted su1c1de at ti 4' p m ~ unda' • • • A 48-year-old man "a a!TC'sted at Q
p.m. unda} after allegl.'dl~ a saul11ng
a ~lttt officer Orta1ls on thr
incident w('re una\ 1ulabk • • • A man all~I~ hit his" 1ft· ~'era I
times Tuesda) "hen \hc-tned tl1
coUtt' her clothing and l~a .. e Th\'
tel>Qned beating tool pla~ 1n the
2100 blotk o f K.nsu n Lanr
monlh . . .
.\ ponahlc: tl·1,·rh,1ne .-,3, <.tolen
from J hu"11".'' 1n th<' 111 t'lloct.. ot
00 blod of \1onf'O(' between 4 p m
a nd m1dnagh1 unda' b) a burslar
"ho entrrcd th<' l'C'1dtncc throuah an
open •1ndo•
. Bandit grabs Ttvo f elled by t ox i c fumes $4,500 from
f rom Mesa trash dum p ster movie theater
T"o men v.ere tnJuttd unda~
alla 1nh.ilrng lO\K' fumn from
, hem1calc. toSSt'd tn a lruh d umpster
behind a Costa \1<'$a ron,tmtDC't'
\ll\ft' "
\ t'rtion Whll<' •Mt Mrh an K~
"<'"-' tf\"atC"d and n-ka1C6 from K"o.i
\krnunal Ho spital. •
Pohct round ti\( lO'l(' t'hftnteah
aooutQa m ~h1ndtbcCudeK1t0tt
al o Ul .\ na .\" t'n uc a.nd Qsk Strttt.
Ollilef'S \JllrJ an tht \Q\ta \tesa
Fire Or~nmenl '"d t~ Onllf.'t' < ount' Harard,,u~ \b1cnal\ Team
10 remO\(' the l"tiem1cat \t,hteh
1ndudeJ la CQut·r lacqutr thinner and
-.ood Ntach The '"'~' n .. ,
C'lo't'd for t•\l h\lUI'\ •h1k otli als
c~M'd op the area ·
Poh\Y art' u~"tfUlm ho• the
che-m1cat~ tnded up bthmd tht' store.
·Woman •tabbed in Costa Mesa
..
uSll say:s Dole is In momentum f~ap Week-o1tt·
Baby gets
heart as ut poll shows Dole leading Bush with
emp, Robertson tied on eve of NH vote-
BJ WILUAM M. WELCH
...... $ ...........
CONCORD. N.H. -Vice Presi-
dent Gcorse Bush today predicted
victory in lhe New Hampshire pri-
mary and said n val Bob Dole bas
fallen into the same ''momentum·•
trap that snared Bush after the 1980
Iowa caucuses. Democrat Paul
Simon told has supponers lo look for
, "a real surprise" an the nauon's first
,primary.
•• "I want New Hampshire to do what
it did in 1980" when ... President
• Reagan turned around an Iowa defeat
11 and beat Bush 1n lhe New Hampshire
• primary. Bush said on ABC's "Good
-Morning Amenca."
In 1980. "I came into New Hamp-
1 •shire talking momt'ntum. Reagan got
• the issues out. And now it's the
• opposate -Bob Dole is talking
'momentum and I'm talking issues ...
•·We're doing b(tter getting out thoS<' ~ d ifferences with Bob Dole on 1he
1 issun . ••
On lhe eve of the nation's first
primary. the Gallup organization
·released a poll showin~ Dole leading
Bush in New Hampshire b) a 36·:?8
marain. with Jack Kemp and Pat
'Robenson tied for third at I:? percc."nt
and Pete du Pont fifth w11h se"en
• ~recnl. The poll of 589 likely
Republican voters was conducted
Friday and Saturday and had a fi,e-
poinl margin of error.
Othtt polls also showed the race a •
vinual lie. wilh the vice pre~1dent\
. once substantial lead vanished mto
Ne~ Hampshire's fn gad air and tht'
trend mo' 1ng in the Kansa~ senator·s
d1rrcl1on.
On the Dcmocrauc side ~11chad
Dukakas remained the leader and the
largel of sniping by Richard
Gephardt and Simon, who are still
dueling for second. The Gallup poll of
424 Democrats showed Dukakas with
39 percen1, Gephardt 18 percent and
Simon 16 percent Its margin of error
was four points.
Simon. camt>aigning in Hollis.
N.H .. claimed the race "is between
Michael Dukakis and me" and "I
think it 1s tightening. I think there as a
possibility of a real surprise coming
tomorrow.··
imon began tcle mon com-
mcrn als attacking Dukakas. the gov·
emor of nC\t-door Massachusetts. as
a burtau rat. Gephardt's new ads
lashed at Dukakas 100. calling him
"one of the biggest tax-ra1SC'rs 1n
Massachur1lS hastor) ... Dukak1 · ignored the cn11c1sm.
de,01ing uch ,of unda) to staling
his \ 1ews -On foreign policy ISSU"
1ndud1ng Cen1ral Amenca and nu-
clear arms control. He emphasized
his opposiuon to fu nding for the
Nicaraguan Contras. bul said he
Y.Ould use mah tar) force. if necessary,
to th"art a military attack on a
Central Amencan ally.
Bush casl himself as President
Reagan's strong loyalist in a debate
"•th his the nvals Sunday nighl.
Y.h1lc Pat Robertson offered the
stanling assertion that tht' Soviet
L1n1on secret!) has placed nuclear
missiles in Cuba -"nukes pointing
at the United tates." he said.
.\ White HouS<" official promptly
disputed Rob(nson's claim. and a
Robertson a1dt' said after the dt>bate
thal the cand1datt' had meant m1ss1le-
dcll\ e~ S) stems. not. neccssanl~
Y.arhcads.
Dole d1spla)ed the confidence of a
candidate" ho has seen all the breaks
I#~ DarlJIC a Repabltcan prealdentlal primary (left), pointedly accaMCI Sen. Bob Dole of
debate In Ooffatowa, N.H., Pete du Pont playtna a r~le In ralalnc tuea ln Concreaa.
go his wa> for the pasl week since
trouncing the vice president in 1hc
Iowa caucuses.
.. Some of us Y..ould like lo see 11 end
Tuesday here walh someone "'".
ning. .. Dole said. He gently boasted
later. "I ha'e come a lo ng wa> in th~
last 30 days ...
Mindful lhal a sccon loss after his
lo"a debacle would b( de~ astatang.
Bush acknowledged his 0 " n short·
comings as a campaigner and made
clear he didn't inteod to g1 vt' up. no .....
mailer the outcome.Tuesday. · ··•·•wouldn't ha ve hesitated to kill"
He ins1s1ed he has ·no· "lack of Lib}'an leader Moammar Gadhafi.
passion" and declared .. ':M~ ·:~prk and that he wants to gradually abolish
isn't done )Ct " the .. Soc1al Securit} system .
For ·Robertson. the former tele-. Rt>'b(nson failed to show up at a
'1S1on preaC'her, the fTlfssHes remark cand1date"'s forum held at a Jewish
"as oqe of e scnes of a1tenl1on~geuing. temple in MancheS'ler where he llad
state men LS over the ,pasl several days . been scheduled to speak just after tht'
thilt pro' oked Jack Kemp lo -say ,an debate. His state campaign dirrctor.
the debate. "He has said sbrne Off·lhc-Da' id D. Rand let I. told leaders of the
"all things.'' Temple .\dath Yeshurun that he
Robenwn said an separate tele-d1dn'1 l.;no\.\ Wh) Robertson ne\er
'1s1on 1n1en IC\loS unda\ that he shoY.ed up.
Valentine
By nit A1Mda&H.Pres1
A week-old CaJifomia boy received
a hean transplant as a Valentine's
Day gif\ Sunday, while nearly a
continenl away. a 3-Wttk-ol<J Penn·
sylvania boy also bcpn he•n trans-
pla nl surgery.
Baby Chnsloffer. age 1 days~ was
gi ven a transplanted heart dunna a
fi ve-hour operation lhat ended Sun-
day a Re moon al Loma Linda W !Ii ver-
sity Medical Center in Loma 1.1nd&.
"I have a Valenunc's Day story for
you.'' said hospital spokesman Dick Schae~r. The baby's full name was
nQl disclosed. He was listed in critical
but stable condition aner the oper-
ation. performed by Dr. Leonard
Baile).
Meanwhile. in Pittsburgh. 3-wcek·-
old Jonathan Stowe went inlo suraery
around midnighl Sunday at Chil-
dren's Hospital. according lo hospital
spokeswoman Sue C~rdillo. The
heart transplant operauon was ex·
pected lo last about eight hours.
Jonathan, lhe son of Tabatha and
David Stowe of Beaver Falls. was
born Jan. 25.
Both boys were born wilh
h} poplaslic left-heart syndrome. a
lethal underdevelopment of the left
side of the heart. the two hospital
spokespersons said.
.~FBI monitored fliers,
:U.S. activists' rallies
Dinositlirs inay ha~e been killed
by COmet crash~ acid rain storm.
JOnathan was 1he youngest trans·
plant patient ever al Children's
Hospital. But the Loma Landa hospi·
tal has done a numb(r of transplants
on )Oung children. including 13 heart
transplants on children under 4
months o ld. cQu nt ing Baby
C"hnstofTN. Ten of those 13 children
are s11ll ah' e.
The )Ou ngesl transplant at Loma
Linda was performed lasl Octob(r on
a bo) who was ju$t 3 hours old; his
. cond1t1on had been diagnosed b(fore
hew.as born.
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WA HI NGTON l.\PI -fhe re rs '"' es11ga11on of a group op-
posed to Reagan adm1n1strat1on poh-
c1e~ in Central Amem·a fcx:u~d in
part on n1ers d1stnbu1ed ~·rallies and
public speeches. l'' en though 1he
actl' 11ies arc protecied b} the First
.\mcnllment
Ne" h relea~d f Bl document\
sho" that agents rl'Jhlrt<.'d bad. 111
bure.w heJdquartcr\ on poht1lal
literature dnd m<.'cllng!I b~ the Com-
m11tcc 1n Sohddrit' "1th the People of
El \Jh ador
The ~.000 p.tgt's of bureau docu·
ment<. pro' 1Je onl~ a fragmentan
loo~ JI tht· FBI probe san1.C' man) of
tht· pages 3rl' \uhstan11all~ blacked
out or Y.1thh d d l'ntireh
But C'l'n FBI headquarters "as
d1\1urtx·J a1 one point b' tht' diret-
lllrn the in'l"~t1gat1on "a laking.
\\Jrninll offilcS to sta) a"a' from
. .
reporting leg111mate pohucaf statc-
ml·nts and lobb} ing.
The FBI investigation of Cl PE.
ne'er resulted 1n an~ charJtcs .
One bureau document shows IPt'
FBI Cllcd political l11eratuft' to cns1
suspicion on Cl 'PE in co.nnec11on
"1th thl' '!lllll·unsoh cd :--:o\Cmbcr
I q \ bombing of the l 1 • ( ap1tol
The document notl's that 11 as
-in1crc<;llng.. that a n1cr cla1m1ng
respons1b1lit~ for the Capitol homb-
mg .. "as passed out along \\tlh the
( I PE llt<.'r.nutc.. at a No' I~
I~ \. ralh
.\nothe·r document 1nd1cate'> thl'
FBI tried lC\ find a conn('('tlon
bet\\CCn Cl PES and a M!). 19ln
t>ombing at the .\rm~ :'llal1o~I \\ar
Ct1llege 1n \\ ash1ngton
CISPES rnniend s that thl' 1n-
, c.,11gat1Cm Jmounted to pol1t1cal
harassmt•nt
. ~
BOSTON (AP.)-A comet slamming 1n10 Eanh ma> into. the air "ould ha~ blocked out the sunlight.
haH"1r01ggerc.4d a ~earlong storm of acid ra in ar, poisonous. Temperatures would have plummeted. and man}
as ba111~11 acid that killed ofT_ dmo<;aprs and other animals. including dinosaurs. would have frozen to dC?lh.
crt•aturl's. a sc1en11st says. Prinn noted that while there was a large eitt1nc11on.
.\n1mals deep in their burrows· and creatures livmg in not all animals ff\r~d equall} bad I)-The great land rep11lcs
lake'> wiJ h limestone bottoms might ha\t' be-en among the and man) kmds of'sea life "ert' de<'1matcd. but ma(\}
ll'"" '>Un '' ors of the quastrop0h1c colhs1on 65 million mam·mals and plants surv1\t'd reasonabl) well. He said
'l'ar'> ago. according to a theol) outlined b) Ronald(, h1sac1d rain thco~ ma)·l'JCplain "the peculiar sclecti'11}
Prinn or ~la:.sachusetts I nst1tute of Technolog~ or the e\tincuons ....
The ne\.\ theon is a 'anaf1on on a hoth debatl'd Since lame tone '-'Oul.d neutralize thl' acid. foh in h~ po1he\1s that an· asteroid· from spa e doomed 1he limestone lali.es might ha.ve lived. H1berna11ng ammals
dino~urs · deep an burro"s m1ghl also ha\e~d out the \\Orst of
Pnnn sugg~ts that a large comet - one thaJ make\ the acid' rain s torm. and eggs laid. in the ground ·could also
Halle} ·s comet look hke .. a hule speck of ~nd" -struck ha'e sun ''ed.
the Eanh "11h I 011lhpn limes more force than the \\orld's Plants would ha' e been killed. hut lhe1r seeds
entire nu' lear arstnal. remained 10 sprout after the acid storm cleared Ho"'e' er.
·· rh1s would be a' en unusual c' ent. wmcthing that planH:aung animals. such as large dinosaurs. would ha' e
might happen once in a bl1J1on )e"ar~:· Pnnn 5'31d unda~ star,ed to death or b(en asph)x1ated.
at a mt·c1tng of the Amencan .\ssoc1a11on for the." Man) sc1cn11s~s doubt . lhat something from space
\J, anH·mcnt of Science. cau~ed the ma!.Sl\e destruction of species The~ note that
T ht· idea that an a~1ero1d wiped out the d1no~u,... "as dinosaur~ and other long-gone creatures died out over
fir'>I propo<>ed tQ IQ 0 by ph}s1c1st Luis <\h are1 '3nd h1~ maO\ centuries~ not all a t once. so a <;angle C'Clta'itrophe
\Un \\ Jlte1 a geologist. The~ said dusl and \001 thrO \\ n cannot be the culpnt.
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The-P11tsburgfl hospital's youngest
transplant patient. b(fore Jonathan.
"'as a 24-da}-old boy from Wyoming -
who received a new hver in Jul} 1986.
.. He·~ dq1ng well toda) ... Card1llo-
sa1d ·
The hospital said the Slo\\es. both
:?O. ha' e one other .son. Chad. who 1s
3 tO'-'e as unemplo~t'd.
The famal) members of Baby
Christoffer asked that lhe1r names not
be disclosed . the Loma Lmda hospi-
tal said. The\ were~ described as an Air
Force fam1°I) h' 1rig in Southern
Cahfornaa.
Baile}. a pioneer 1n infant heart
transplant surge!). stirred medical
contro' ers} in 1984 when he trans--1
planted a baboon·s heart into a child
kno" n as Bab) Fae an an t>fTon 10 save
tht· ne"born's life The girl died 20
da)s after the transpl;int.
P8Jlng
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• PALM SPRfNG (AP) -Com-Kell} recalled ... But Fredenck helped
poser Frederick Loewe." ho 46 )cars make 1t ~ dancer's picture "'1th m)
ago teamed "1th I) ncast Alan Jay small Irish tenor called upon to smg
Lerner to enchant audiences "1th all !hose Y.Onderful sohgs. He was a
cr.1's1cWfrom .. G1g1 ." "Camelot:· fantai.tac man. an cccentnc and an .
.. M> Fair Lady" and .. Brigadoon:· <id,enturer ··
has died at age 86 Loewe. known as Fnt1 to has
The sun1vsng member of one of friends. died unda~ at 1':51 p.m. at .
the most successful collaboralaons in ,Desert Hospital. said a nursing super·
i\mencan musical history. and whose '1sor. The composer was hospatahzed
roman11 c tunes still endure. died on last Wednesday w11h chest pains.
Valentine's Da) of heart failure. said When Lerner died in IQ86. Lowe
guardian and friend John Moms. said. "It Y.On't be Ion~ before we'll be
Lerner and Loewe gave lovers 'iUCh Y..riting together again. I j ust hope
fa,ontcs as "Almost Like Being in 1he> have a decent piano up there."
Llwe." "I Could J-lave Danced All ··Fritz wasa great friend and a great
Night.-"On the Strttt Where You mnn.'' Moms 5'id.
L ... e:· "l''e Grown Accustomed to Loewe's close friend. comedian
Her Fa e" and "If Ever I Would Red Skelton. has wnuen "a most
Lca'e You·· beautiful eulog)." Moms said. and ll
Actor-dancer Gene Kell.). who will be delivered dunng what the
starred 1n the film "Bngadoon:· spokesman said would likely ~ a
praised Loewe as "a fine musician public funeral. Service plans were sull
who did great thinp." · incomplete.
··1 "'as luck) to do 'Brigadoon.' • Dunng their panncrshap. ~we
bc;causc 1t was a .singer's picture... and Lerner wrote such hlls as "Bnp·
.,.,.,,
Frederick Loewe
doon" in 1947. ··)'1 y Fair Lady" an
. 1956 and "Camelot" 111 1960. The
t~m rcunifed in 1973 for a Broadway
production of"Gigi ... which they had
dooe as a film in J 958.
Lerner and Loewe's collaboration
began with a one-night flop in Detroit
in 1942. They pU1cd bitterly after
"Camelot ... their last Broadway hit.
in 1960. After a 1973 reunion for lhe Broa~wa_)' production of "Gigi." lhey
remained fnends. ~
Newlywed boqked for mufder
of Wif~ on honeymoon cruise
M
LOS ANGELES (A P) -A new0
I) \\ed who said has Wl(e was blown
overboard while Joa&ing on tht' dc'Ck
of a ship dunn1 a honeymoon cruise
wa\ booked for 1nvesugation of
murder when lhc occanhner dock.cd.
an FBI ke<1man said ~ ·
---ti~~..M.L~~tJJ..L..w~\~t~~,6..of nta
Monaca was arrnt-cd turdiy a er
an intense .S Coast Guard tearch
found lhe bod)' of has wife. FBI
spokesman Fred Rcapn said un-
da}
R ton wa taken into cuttody
when the cruise ship tar Dancer
docked 1 n Lo natln Harbor and
held w11houl bail at lhc Tqw\1nal
l land fcdtral ora19n. Re.-n 111d he.
rouldn'1 ~kasc details of what kd 10
Ros1o n's arrc\I,
The body of Karen Roston. 2 . was
found by the U .. Coast O uard about
12:30 p.m. Saturday, said San Daft<>
County coro ner's office spokesman
RobcnGrubb. Thecauscofherdcath
was to be determined by autopsy.
Thecoup~ were married Feb. 61ust
bcfort ember in• on 1 hOnt'}'mOOn
ru1se of the Mcl1ean coast wt th 731
other puscnarrs. ship's ;tafr
captain told lhe Lona Beach PTcss.-
Tclearam.
Roston told au1hon1ie that h•ah
winds bkw has wife off tt\c.d«k near
tht -stup's JOllJ"I tf'l('k. "but "the
w1ndi ~ not that trof\I. .. Capt.
Thomas W11dun1 said.
"N•ooc 'no* •hi& mlly~p.
pt.ncd." he said. "No one htard
anythana. The husbend ftl)Oncd tht
actadcnt Thc:rc wp:rc minor marb on
his nee~. but 11'• \t'f'V dankuh to 1cll
how they aot 1herc. He said he 101
them when he tried 10 rescue his
wife."
1 he ~csman was reported over-
board about 2 a.m. Saturday whtn the
ship was about.4' mdeuoutbft'll of
San Daqo. Coast G uard htty Off~r Don Ro~rts said.._ __
The oast Guard immediately
bepn 1 tcarc:h wnh tht cutttr Point
tuart and a hdicopttr and Jet. The
Point 1uartrtt0vtttd the body.
The tar Dancer, 1 lahamas-
rq.ist~ stup owMd by Admiral
Cru1ta of Maam1. Fla • h8d aho
11tarchcd for tht body. but die mllwt
of the vnttl and ~ lllaul11n
JOvcm·ment rtqunwd t.._t tht Fii
10\'Cltllllf the MMnan'I deadl. llld
COHI GYArd La. Andy C'lapowakyj .
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Power struggle
. Th~ Assembly's so-called "G~nf of Five .. has stepped_up
1ts guerrilla war apinst Speaker W1ll1c l. Brown by proposing
a constitutional amendment that would reduce his powers.
Capitol observers say the Democratic lawmakers' revolt has
little chance of success. But it docs focus needed attentio n on
the question of whe ther too much power resides in an o ffice
whose present occupant o nce referred to himself as the
.. a ):.Stollah o f the Asscmbl)."
... T he Gang of Five moderates would appear to ha'c
good reason to snap back at Speaker Bro wn. They complain
that the co mmittee me mbers and chairmen he has appointed
block balls that ha ve drawn public support. such ~s ones
strengthe ning the death penalty.
... As for the Republicans tcaman~ with the Democratic
dissidents to replace Mr. Brown. Minority Leader Patrick
Nolan of Glendale sa}s a bare-m in imum coaliti on '-"Ould be
too shon-l"ed to pursue.
In the meanumc. pcake r Brown ma> see has power
erode a s long as the Gang of Fi ve continues to cooperate w11h
Republicans . .\II things comadered. that ma> not be so bad
after al l.
Tbe Sllcrameato Unloa
Gridlock
The Bay Area A.ir Q ualaty Ma nagement Distric t has
delivered a warning that will. an time. result in changes an the
daily life of mall ions of us. The regio n. the district says. can no
lo nger afford the luxury of a single-occupancy car and those
cars are ~oang to sta> an home garages in increasing numbers af
the distrac t has its way.
It as difficult to 1maJ.ane the e xtent o f the changes an auto
use which the district wall e nforce 1f voluntary compliance is
no t o btained . The American rom ance with the automobile as
woven into the fabric of daily life. And it is difficult to
imagine. at th1 time. where finances will come fro m for the
expanded public transit services which new auto use
regulations will entail.
Nonetheless. 11 is an ane' 11ab1lity that c hanges he ahead.
Next ume. take the buc; and leave the driving to us could "ell
become a regio nal c;logan and not JUSt that of Greyhound.
SllD Fraaclsco Cbroaicle
Bakkers' theme park
Jam and Tamm} Bakker are gb ing to set up sho p in Palm
Sprang~. The) '\'c found some cho ice real estate in the d esert
that t he~ ho pe to 1urn into a $2 bill ion "religious re treat"
fca1 un ng an all-"'ea1hcr indoor shopping comple\. a 1.000-
room ho tel. go lf cou rses. condominiums and ho mes.
This 1..·ouplc ccrtainl) d ocsn't lack for gall. Pushed out o f
1hc PTL ... thq arc bouncing back as 1f the scandal tha1 put
1hcm o n th1.• kids ne"er happened.
It's as plain as the makeup o n Tamm~ Bakkcr's face that
"'hat's proposed fo r Palm Sprangs 1s a business 'enture
intended to enable the tcle-. angcla sts to once again have a1r-
cond 1t1oncd doghousec;. Liberace-st~ le ma nsions. fa nC} cars.
regular shopping 'pree\ a nd the carefree hfes t}le of the n ch
Tbe El Cajoa Daily Caliloraia11
Elected officials
U.S. SENATORS
Cranston, Alan (0 ), 5757 W. Centur} Bhd. ::515. Los
Angeles 90045. (213) 2 15-2 186.
Wilson, Pete (R ), 840 Newport Center Dme. S uite 240.
Newport Bench. 92660. 720-1474.
Mail may be addressed to U.S. Senate. Washington. D.C
20510.
U.S. REPRESENTATIVES
Badham, Robert (40tb Dist:-R>. 180 Newport Center
On c. Suite N O. Newport Beach. 92660. 644-4040.
Dannemeyer, William (31tb Dist.-R ) 1235 N. Harbor
8 1-.d., Fullcnon 92632. 992-0 141.
Dornan, Robert (38tb Dist-R), 12387 Le wi s St. uatc 203.
G arden G rove. 92640. 97 I ·9292.
LH&rH, Dan (4%nd Dist-R >. 555 E. Ocean Bl vd .. uate 505.
Long &ach. 90802. (2 I 3) 439-0219.
Packard, Ron (43rd Dtst-R ) 629 Camano de los Mares.
Suite 204. Sa n C lemente. 91627. 496-2343.
Mail ma) be addressed to Ho use-Office Building.
Washington. D.C. 205 15.
STATE SENATORS
Ber1eson, Marian (37tlll Dist.·R) 140 Newport Center
Drive, Suite 120. Newport Beach. 92660. 640-1137.
Carpenter, Paul 8 . (33rd Dist.-Dl 5400 Orange A ve nue.
Cypress. 90630. 952-3201.
Royce, Edward 8 . (3tnd Dln.-0 ) 1661 N. Raymond Ave ..
Suite 211. Anaheim. 9280 1. 871-0270.
Se,Ymoar, Jolla (35tb Dlst.·R), 2150 Towne Centre Place.
Anaheim 92806. 385-1700.
During sessions. mail may be addressed to State Capitol.
Sacramento. 95814.
STATE ASSEMBLYMEN
Alita, Doris (71st Dtst.-R), 5911 Cerritos i\ve .. C ypress.
90630, 821 -I 500.
Brewa, DeuJs (Htll Dtst.-R ), 1945 Palo Verde Ave .. Lo ng
Beach. 908 I 4. {2 I 3) 493-5514.
Fer...-. GU ('1ttll Dist.·R>. 4667 MacArthur Blvd .. Suite
305. Newport ~ach. 92660. 756-0665.
Frt11elle, Nolu (Hda Dlst.-R ). 17195 Newhopc St ..
Fountain Valley. 92708. 662-5.S03. · J-..., Rots (14tJa,Dlst.·R >. 1501 N. Harbor Blvd ..
Fullenon. 92635. 738·.5853.
Lewis, Job R. (17da Dtst.·R). 1940 N. Tustin Ave ..
Ora nae. 9266 7. 998-0980.
Loapffre, Rlcbrd E. (711141 Dl1t.-R), l4550 Maanolia St..
Suite 20f. Westm inster. 92683. 895-4334.
Durina sessions. mail may be addressed to State Capitol.
Sicramento. 958 I 4.
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
S&ut•. Reser -1st District. 834-3110
Wa.der, Harriett - 2nd District. 834-3220
Va..-ea, Ga•dJ H. -3rd District. 834-3330
"-"· Dea -4th District. 834-3440
Riley, Tlllomat P . -5th Distnct. 834-l.S.SO
Address: 10 Civic Center Plaza. Santa Ana. 91701 .
ORANGE COAST ........
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Oranoe Coast OAILY PILOT/Mondey. February 15. 1988 AS
''The Democrats may h ave the good on Bush and Iran, They will hold
thelrev/denceuncil September and then leak It.·· ·
t'~ ~iY. fol.1<~, e\IT rr'b
WCRf>E "ffi~N ~' 1~ ...
YoUR C."\Lt> W~~ ~N
~\"'IBO\tr '°' f)EN5E OF
~Uh\O{(
Method of judicial review on
gay soldier case significant
By RICHARD CARELU
WAS HI NGTON -Although a
federal appealscoun dec1s1on stnkang
do" n the Arm} 's ban on homose,ual
soldiers as not assured ofrema1n1ng a
lasting precedent. 11 as bemg called a
ga) -rights land marl .
It offc~ homosexuals s"eepang
ne"' pro1ect1 on from governmental
d1scrim1nat1 on in t'm plo)ment.
healt h care. education and housing as
"ell an mihtal) sen ice
"This decision ~'s about dis.-
. cram1nat1on based on se·wal onen-
tat1o n "hat Bi'o"'n 's. Board of
Education said about d1 scnmanat10n
ba~ on race - our countn "'all not
tolerate 1t.'' saad l\bb' Rubenh:ld .
legal director of th~ g.a} rights
Lambda Legal Defense and Educa-
ti on Fund
The upreme Coun·s 195.l de·
c1s1on 1n the Bro"' n case ou1la"cd
ral 1al sei regat1on in public s.chools
and helped spark 1he c1' 11 nghts
mo,ement
B) a 2-1 'Ole'. a panel of the ~th L
Circuit ( ourt of .\ppeal'> 1n an
Fraoc1sco SJ1d thc .\rm~ 'aolatcd gt
Perr~ Watkins· cons11tut1onal ngtm
"hen 11 barred him from rr-enhs11ng
because he 1s a homose,uaL
The ruling 1tSC"lf 1s a big g.a ~ -ngha~
'KtOf") But more 1mponan1 to futun.·
cases. 1f 1hc dec1s1on 1~ not O\ er-
turned. 1s ho"' the.-m un rcached 11s
conclusion.
In ruling for Watkins. lhe coun said
horno~\uals "ho contend 1he' "'ere
dcn1cd their right under 1he C'onst1tu-
11on ·s 51h and 1.i1 h amendments tu
equal protec11on of the la"' must get
thl' <.ame t) pc of Judicial re' 1e"' the
ANALYSIS
upremc (nun ha~ required uni\ rm
racial m1non11l'\ Jnd alien\
:'\o f1:dcral aprx·JI' C<'un had l''l'r
said that
~hen an cqual-protclllun IJ"'>Ull
1' ba~d un ~mc lharact<.'nst1c other
th an race ur ahen stalU'l. l.'.Oun'l ha'~
emplo,cd 1h1\ 1es1 1s there" a rational
rcawn for thc dl'l\.rtm1na to~ treat·
mcnl'' .
The challenged la"' or poh1.' i\
almo'lt Jl"a~\ uphdd "'he'n the
··ra11onah1' \IJndard" 1'> u~d
But "hen 1hr rnallt'Tigt°d ta~-or
poltq dl\lrtmina11~s bas.c"d on ract' or
alien s1a1u' -or 11 affe"Ct'> cena1n
"fundamcntJI nghu·· -couns ha'e
upheld 11 """ if 11 "a' ··~ tailorl·d 10\Cr'1: J 1."ompclltng go' ern-
mcnt tntcre'>I ··
\tore oht'n lhdn not la"'s and
go,ernment pol1ucs s1ud1e"d b'
cnurt<, under \Ul h Wo-lallt"d "stm I
~ru11n' .. ha' c-bee"n O' e"nurnC'd
In 1tic l~"'O<, the upr<"mc ( 11un
Crl·at<:d a m1ddll' lll:r of scrut1n' in
e"qual-prOlt>elwn caS<\ -1n\ oh 1ng
d1,\.nm1na11on based on~' In t ho~
go' crn ml·nt mu'll pro\ c thl'
chJlll•ngcd la"' nr pohn 1~ ··substan-
ualh rcl Jll·d w 1mponant lll'' ·
l'rnml·ntJI ohJl"ltl'l'c, ··
Equ..il-protcc111.>n la \\SUllS based on
SC\ arc morc difficult to "1n 1han
tho~e 1n,oh ing rar~. ahcn c.tatu\ or
fundamt•ntal nght' hul t'as1cr 1han
lhli e usang lhl' rat1onJht~ standard
Thl' 4>th ( m:u1t C oun panel addrd
hlirnl>\C\UJI\ 10 thc lt\t of \o-nlkd
··.,u.,pcl t 'IJsi.c,·· -ranal ma non lie~
and ahem D1tTenn2 trea1mt'nt of
sulh gruups b~ the ·&O't"fnment as
\.OOStderl·d ··inhert'nth SUSp<"Cl.
Ekl·au\e lhe" 5th Jnd I ~th amtnd-
ment\ proh1b11 onh go' e"mmt'ntal
d1~nm1nat1on the coun'c, decmon
d0<.·c, not afkca d1~nmana11on b~
pn,ah.' uu1rns or mo\t non-go'·
crnmen1al en11t1es such a\ pn,ate
t'mplo~Ns . .\nd lhl" d("(ISIOn ·s 1mpac1 1s no1
n<lllOn"' 1de l" nlc-ss <'' entuall~ up-
held b' the upreme C"oun the ruling
"'111 n:ma1n btndang leg.al precedent
nnl\ 1n nane Western states and the
L ~ tcrrnon of Guam Tht s1a1es are'
.\laska . .\nzona. C alifom1a. Ha" a"
lOano. on ana . ~da Orrgon
and \\ ashangton
The upremc C oun 1n IQ ti upheld
J Georgia an11-~om' la"' 1ha1
alhl"''> u1manal prO'>C'\.Ullon for pn-
' a1c homose\ual acu But the Q1h
( 1rcu11 1.uun panel s.a1d 1he .\rm'
polio goes further b' targeung a
'nld1er\ \t'\U3l p~cfc~nce reg.ardk.,,
111 "ondu\.l
E'l'n 11 lhl' -,uprl'mc C. oun \\l"H' t11
fl'\('f')(' tht JCd'iOO ~)me ga~·rt111hl\
Jl 11' "'' t'ICht•\c II "Alli r<.'rn31n J landrnJrk
··11 signals thl.' beginning •>I .. Clun\
onng "'11ltng 10 e'\.lminc mMI." do~I'
"'hJI thc'c an11-g.a~ poflc1t·\ are and
t":111g "1lling. to 1hro" them out ·· said
'-an Hunll'I n l lht' .\mcnc..an ( i' ti
L1t'C.·n1cs l 'nwn
.. ~o maucr hu"' th1'> CJ\(' turn~ l'Ut
[ th1n l lhc fa\\ Jn ga~ nghu C3l.<'\ \\Ill
begin 111 turn ilrnund nci"':· she" s.11d
Ri<'ltard Car~/11 C'OV~rs r•~ •·
pr~m~ Court ud l~g•l alfalrs for n~
.4ssociat~ Pr~ss
Democrats will thank Rather
for roughing up Bush on TV
WA HI NG TO:" -1t-t Prts1-fohn,110 R ll hard '-l\On and J amm'
dcntGeOflC'Bu,h1s\11llao"ang o,er Cartl·r In ~'cral rase-s. thC' "hite
his 1cle' 1'11on tu)slc "'Ith CB Htiu<.e l'Omplaancd 10 ht'I bosc,c'
Anchorman Dan Rathrr. Bush and ahi.1ut him It "as 10 CBS's crtd1t 1ha1
has suppont'r'> t hin~ 11 pro'cd he 1s thl'Chl11tc 11HurcC'ed \\ alterC'ronl 11<.'
more" tough gu' than 1A1mp narro"'t·d lei R.uhcl' and another
Bui if the) hd•e' c the dtspla~ of drtl.'rmancd n·poncr. Roger Mudd.
bluster will put 1hc cu nosily over Our \1an has worked opPosatc both
Bush's rok in the lrancontra affair to men. In the da)s of the Bobb~ Bakl"f
rest. the ) arc \Hong. Dcmocrat1r srandal. Roger Mudd "-BS one of the
stra1cg1s1s belie\C that the long-term fr" hroaJcasl rcponcrs "e en-
wanner of the <,(rap "''" be St'n counll'red d1 sg1ng 1n lhe file\ of thr
Roben Dole. R·Kan If Dole fedt'mtagcnl'tes for hard ne"' facts.
stumbles. ult1ma1el\ tht• Democratic Ra1hcr "'as cqllllll) zealous. )l't "as
candidate fo r prc\lllrnt "all be thank-al"a~' "'allang to ''' e )Ounger re-
ang Dan Rather porter\ a hand \\ (' rt'mem~r in a
HOYll'\t'r thl' nauon ma' ft't'l about poliucal campaign Rathcx. ,ukang
the spectacle of t"o g(o"n mt'n time out 10 h<.'lp an instt\Jlt-local
spuucnng a1 cal h other on national nroph~ te "ho had JOantd the nat ional
TV. Rather OO \cd Bush 1n10 an "I prr\s l"t'~ for a da~ Ratht'r v.as
don't remember" rc~ponsc: The na-nranngJcadhnc. but "e v.uch('(f him
t1on still doesn't l nl>" af the 'IC'C grnerou I~ mal e urc th<' local re-
presadent l ne"' aooul crucial asp«ts porte"r"!. broadca t "':as factual and
of the Iranian arms-lor·hosiagcs deal 1ntel't'\tang
. Tht' Democrats art rounung on 't c ... Rather YICnt too f:ar v.11h Bu\h
Bush's Repubhcan oprx)ne"nH> to ond intrrJ~tcd h1~ ov.n opanaons
show that Bush "as npoS<'d \O "hen the ' aC't pre adent sot araumen·
\'IV1dl) to the Irania n can of v.orm~ 1a11,e When Rathercunl pu1ltd the
that for him not to ha'c rcmrmbcr'C'd cord on Bu h 10 end 1he 1ntt'I"\ 1cw.
v.-as imPos able. neN of\ official\ hlamtd the abrupt
If Bush ~ats back the Iran -Contra g~turc on the ~tame demand o(
qunuons Ion.a e"nough 10 get th<' "broad~a\t nCYIS. But there was no
Republican nomanauon. one Demo-m1stal 1n1 that Ri11he re"10)td ha' ma
cratic insidcT told us. "then aboul th<' laM "0~
Labor 0.) the memo~ wi ll \tart Wha1 'lt"'cn don't lno• 15 that
sur;facina... In other v.ords. the 1he 'erNI pu\h and pull 1 on
~mCXTll.$ may ha'e the goods on bchanJ the camttu all the 11me
Bush and Iran. The) v.111 hold tht'ar Poh11c1aMdqcqunt on ~en
cvlckntt until ~pte"mbcr and tht'n a l ap1n. trmpcrs fla This one "'s
kalt al d1ffcrtn1 b«autt 11 w pla)cd out
"Wuhoukt aavc Ratheran av.~rd:· la' C' on the air. and he nonnall\
tM ~mOCT'lt told our a talc LC's d ('(Ot'OU atmo or broadc-a,·,
Whitten ne"'s "'"I \lofal \hould
~ "ahacf) Dcmoc"""r1"""t~1( .... tJ.,...t1Tt,...of,.. ~'101' tht') C"an·1 hi'~ tt-both wa
tr)ll'I to ckmoh h Bush's ettd1b1ht~ 11htf th~~ act happ) nt"WS •heft no
n tht tampe'lf' ho me strttoh v.1th ont 1 rufficd. or the fC\ raJ peop&e
l"tp&a)t of tqmtnts or tht Rather c\ h.lnaana qunuon1 and .a.nJWen
tnle'f"\'ecw an •hteh B~lh tttm5 to bt a ~t hard •swn and s.onan
contrad1C11f\I ..om'' adtntt al read~ md•• m1mk in the pubhc domain s ont \tteran t"fpontt told ui:
• Aad •Ml about the cttdabt\U) of .. "'"< e 'P«l Dan to ~ l.ft)1t\Jft1 but IMCMMfp Oftthtcard"~mihe Dan V.t M "tt t•P'C' Nixon cw
-... hew tW'ftC'd °"' RathcT. and Rc:apo to be u •111 but t"'(ott or
\'ftlrlft ~ wflo ha\t -ot\td Rtapn ~ ~ Dtoolit =P'"I oppoaase tuna 41" atonn wondtT' •h . 0.n no" "trtn"l fh io l\d
Rathn wauquaU) t()Qlh on L)ndon mteropt\Qnt ~hrn ht WIS a trtti . .
JACK
AIDEISOI
and JOSEPH SPUR
n-poner. and Jrl·n t "''"' <.'lther .. D Rl (i (,R0 \\fR ~ G RO"
BO LDE R -\1r\1,.m drug gro"cr.
art' 1hn,1n~ .mJ •ur aucmpl\ to
<rad1ca1c 1hn1 , '''P' Inn\. v.cal h\
compan~n \ l 1l"nrral \l'l ounung
Offict' 1n' <''llg.JllCln 'h''"'' that 1he
L n1tt'd t31<'' ha .. 'f'<'nt mort 1han
S ~ 5 mil It on ,), er thl' ~·~I four 'ean
on an acnal crad11.Jl11l"I pr ram tn
\tn1ro. hu11hJ1 ,ounll\ \ttll rt>maan s
a main supplier 01 manJuana and
heroin lOMum<.'d hcrt
, me t)f \'•Uf. m~,ne' ..-.tnl to pa~ for
0 of thr $('1plJn<''>1ha1 thl' 'te",IC"~n
go' crnmrn1 u\t'' to \t"arch for and
dr 1ro' dru~ \"f\)~ The l •.\0 "*' thO\t' plan<''> ,pcnJ onl\ about 4()
hour. p<-r ml1nth 1n th<' air v.htn the
\hould be u"C.'J arout 0 hours a
month
Tht cr.idK'11on pro&.Bm. v.h1 h d11tc~ trom the I ~"'Os., has done little
10 drt<.'r drut. ~wi-n Tht farmm
u'<'d to tu~ 1httr plants on s•ccp \lt\1~an h1ll\1~tt\ "ow tht\ plant in
tulj 'IC'"" vn U\C plains 0rui C1'0ps
ha' r b«omc a h«1gt q.tJnst the ma~rabk \le\t<"an C'C'onom' for the
farm "orl cf\ -.ho male tWlCC the
Prt'' a1hn1 m1n1 mum • .-hen lhe)
••orl (or a dru& sro,..v
IR. E -'L OITED -The
T ~"" ~nmtnt hM 1~ited lbt
lntemal Re,rnut Stnatt and found
room for amp 'emenl Dcpen.mn.t
an' cst1Pton nc1u ~ that the tR
rouad Q \e SI m1lhon JYit b)
elaman.nana tht t'\"'nt rotvmn on tu fonm It coru th11 mum for lltS
cmpfo t'ttS 10 the prnnn. but the"'"~°' &om them don not mak~
the dfurt wontr•fuk. ......... _ _,,... . ...,.
.,. qc .i ffiW rt' I ....... --.o.c.
'
L£ T llH~
Cartoon
missed ..
the mark
To 1hc Ed itor
rr) but Re" Baban's cartoon
dt'ptrnng Rather 's Pubhc I masc as
off the marl nothmg to do wnh his
anasuc abaht) Rex Babin as oneofthe
'rl') best Q, hen 11 comes to an work.
h's has p<-rCt'pt1on of t.hl" event and sub~qul'nt mt'!t!lage that as off the
m4r~ I caugt?t the Rather \'S. Bush
fiasco and I "1sh 10 poant out that (I)
Bush 1s running fo r p~sadent. Rather
1s n01. C!> Bu!th rdu~ to ans."'<''
ll'n""n quesllons. hr must evcntu.all)
1f "'e ar<.' to behe' c him. (3) Dan
Ra1her 1s a ne"'sman. h1' JOb 1s to ask
questions. get answers. rep()n to us on
his fi ndings. ht' does thaljob \'CJ)' ~11
ur he "'ould not be umber I at his
nct"or~ w c·,r had a succession of prcs1-
d<.'nt!) lhat ha\C not been 100 pe rcent
up 10 par some were no1 fi t to sen<'.
olhl'f\ hcd ~till others ha\C kept th<'
1ru1h from the public This hascost us
dcarh around 1he v.orld we''<' lose
fm·n<h and morC' 1mp()nantl) "r ·,r
lo!ll rrt•d1b1llt' You can't bu~ that
"11h monc~ 11 ha'> to be eame'<i b)
men of high moral antcgnt~ so this
nc,1 <.'ICl 11on as quatc cnucal 1n that
rrspcct
I am ceruan that the KGB •~
al read' comp1hng informauon on the
'a nous candidates. and I am equ.a.JI)
urt' 1ha1 "'home"' er e' rntuall) 1i
ekc1l"d "'111 h:l\ e bet'n thorough!~ ~ru11n1 1ed before ht' tak~ the oath of
office on Jan ~O 19 9 If v.e are to
mal e an an telhge"nl choice. not one
b;iscd on " ho has the' best smile. who
tai l s 1he be-st v. ho ha" 131d the best
sp«'Cht'S "ho has compiled the m ost
mon<'' or "'ho made" mort' touch-
do"' ns 1n college. than we need to be
informed I for one" need to know. W§S
GC'orgt' HC'rhcn "alker Bush an on
the< ontra 01' crs1on wuh Col. Nonh
and \dm1ral Poandc·<ter or was ht'
not
I n~d to kno"' that m' check marl..
for president "'3$ mad~ w11h a fu ll
undentand1ng o( t~ e11n<bdat~ -ti-
"' <'II a<. a full undentandang of the
1\\Ue' that face" that ne't pres1den1
Thi~ I\ not :a populant' contest.. "l'
need J moral man an honMt man. an
upright man an 1ntelltgent man and
mos1ofall "cneedamantha1 "'<'can
all fl'Spc1.·t
Dan Ra1ht'r 1\ t~ang 10 g1'<' u'
1nforma11on and hl e h1m I 100 atr
fru\tra1ed because It " so hard II".. stparlle' tht" "heat from the chaff
GE:'\E SELIC·
Irvin<"
Council·s
behavior
embarrassing
To thC' Edttor
I "as sufl)n~ ( ouncalman Pete"r
BulTa so st.:1 un hk defended Sandra
Hamilton at the council m«u ng llf
Feb "\. pani'"ularl~ since Ms Hamil-
ton 1n111a1ed th<.' "'hole thing <C'on-
1ribu11on~ to her campaign I
.\t mam pre' 1ous m«tmgs. Coun
c1lme"n H~ll and ~mburgc) v.crt
frl'~utntl\ 1n\ult1ng 11nd abus1H 10
1hc public "h~ didn't Mr Buffa
defend thosc cat1 u ns" Could at haH
been because" the} d isagreed w11h has
pohllC'S''
Other ti mes.. Mr Buffa and Mr
.\mburgc} talked and JOited loud.I)
"h1le con1..'l'mt"d cmzen~ were tryinc
10 make a prt'~ntat1on Wasn't Mr
BulTa concerned about rudeness to
th<' public then" What has cawed Mr
BufTa's change" of heart" Is tt becawe
th e mec11ngs arc nov. on cable TV· for
all 10 'itt" Or. was It because ~
Hamilton '-'•U !.a} ang what Mr. 8u.tfa
v.-an1rd t<l hear~
( omc on Mr Buffa. be fair. If
)OU.rt' JOtng to drfcnd the CltlZCM.
s~;al up tor all of them. EveryoM has
a nght 10 be ho"'n councsy while
tatang ha op1n1on. even 1f they
d1sagrtt V.1th \'OU.
In adentalh . l thinlt all of tht
memben on the council could utc: a
le !-On 1n e"t1qucue I. for one. am
sometime erpbarras$Cd b their ~
ha' 1or
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Recession unlike ly.
e xec utives agree
\\ ..\~HINCi fON l <\PI -l ~
mJnufac:tunng nccu11vcs S<."e onh a
unc-1n-lour chann· of a reccs.,1on 1h1!>
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profit) and c~pons to be up O\C:r t 9M7
k' ""'· an 1ndusll) group <,a1d \\ cdncsda'
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PUBLIC NOTICE
Announcement of Publlc HHrlng
{Negative Dec&ara,UonJ.€-llVlronm...,.tal AeeeHment AY<allab .. )
CAL TRANS (Celifornia Department of Transportation) it proposing to build a new
dir9d entrance and ed rampe from the proposed John Wayne Airpot1 terminal to
t~ Costa MeH Freeway (SR-55) 1n Orange County and to widen the Camput
Drive overaoaalng °'the Corona def Mar Freeway (SR·73) In Newpc:H1 Beach.
CA~•• 1tudied the ettect1 thl1 project may have on the environment.
Our 1tudiH 1how it will not 1igniflcantly affeef the quality of the environment.
The repor1 that explain• why it called a Negative Declaratlon!Eviromental
A1H1tment (ND/EA). Th11 no11ee It to tell you of the preparation of the ND/EA
and it• availability to you to rHd and provide notice of the scheduled Public
HHrlng.
M-i>S. the ND/EA and other project information are avialiable at the CAL TRANS
District 7 Office, 120 South Spring Street, Loa AngelH and the CAL TRANS
District 12 Otta at 161 0 17th ScrMt, Santa Ana; ~daya from 8:00 a.m. to
5:00 p.m. The ND/EA It also ani~ at the John Wayne Airport Administrative Offic~t. 3151 Airway Avenue, Suite K· 101 ,, Cotta Mesa and th• following
ltbrat1H ; Newport BHch Marine,. Branch Library .. 2005 Dover Drive, Newport
Beaoh; Orange County·Cotta Mesa Branch L•bfary, 1855 Park Avenue, Cotta
MeH; and the Univ.,.lty Partt Pubtic: Library, '51 2 Sandburg Way, Irvine . •
Do You have any oommeni. llbout proces1lng th• projec1 with a NO/EA? Do you
di199rH with the finding• of our atudy • Mt tonh In the NO/EA? Would you care
to mike any comment• on the pn>jed?
Pie ... a~lt your oommen11 In wrillng no later then March I . 1988 to W. 8.
Ballatlf1ne, CAl TRANS, Environmental Planning, 120 South Spring StrMt, Loe
Angelet, CA 90012.
An open houM. ~ .. hlbita and people to an1wei queetlon1 will be held:
febru1ry 24, 1HI, 1:00 • 7 :00 p.m.
county of _o,.no•
1300 louth Grand,
' luJkllng C Room 20I ..
lanta AM
A~ hNlfnV _. folaw ~~from 7:00 • 9:00 p.m.
M9P1 and proJect plane wlll be on dltpfty and CM.TRANS peqonnel wlll be
IVaifable to an1wer questont befofe end lflet the formal ~ion
For more lnform•IOf'. c.ii RDn Koeinekl 11 CAL nw.a (213) U0·3755.
Investors searching out
~galn-baseinent StOclts
By CHET CURRIER ,,, ....... .,...,
NEW YORK -Now that Wall Strttt has been in -
bear market for nearly six months. some vcntu~mc
in"cstors are seatt:bina out .. cMaf " stocks to buy.
Of course. JUst about al the merthandisr 1 S!OC~brokcr has to offer has been marked do wn s1gmfka!"tl~ since last summer. But some stocks may,
upon appraisal. look chcaPfr than others.
How t~ ldent1fy them? One handy way Is to plua
se"eral 'tat1sucaJ measuru into a computer proaram and
Stock m•rlr•ta t:lo••d loT holiday.
instruct the machine to 5eal'(b the rt'larket for stocks that
meet those cntena.
Norman Wc1naer and M ichael Metz. anal~ts'llt the
art\ estment firll'\ of Oppenheim er It Co, who ire ~II
known on Wall Street for screen' or this type, hi ve JUSI
completed one. •
They fo.un~ "deep discount stocks" predominating
in c:lct"tnr u11h11es. banking.. insuranct. savings and loans.
and some household-name blue chips ar wetl .
"No 1nH'stment decision 1s warranted on the basis ot
thc:sc figures alone," thcycaution. lfastock is out offavor.
M UTUAL FUND S
..
Uu•rc arc hkety to be e..ceUcnt reasons why.
· "The data lhoutd ~used•• 11uinin1Point1n a quest
for unOsually attrKtive values.'' Weinacr aod Metz say.
· The analyatt Mt thrtt 1tandard1 for a stock to qualify
as dcepf y discounted:
e Its priee-eaminas ratio had to be at least onc•1h1rd
below the averaae for the market as a whole. as measured
by Standard & Poor's index of 400 industrials:
• It must carry a d ivi<knd yield at leas t onc-th1Fd
more than the S&P 40(}.
e The ratio or its stock price 10 book value. or
thco~ucal wonh 1f the company were to be liquidated.
had to be at least one-third below the a~te rauo for
the S&P 400.
"The two big est names th11t shpwed up on Weinger
and Mctz's screen were General M otors and Scars
Roebuck -prime eumples or "companies that clcarl)'
would be affC'tted by ~any slowdown in consumer
spending." the anal)sts noted.
A lso conspicuous by its presence 1s Memll L>nch.
reflecting the depressed state of the securities industry.
Numerous bankina concerns also made the least·
loved l ist. thanks (irthat 1s the right word) to wom es about
loans in T hird World countries and in re~I estate and
energy deals that investors arc womcd about.
•
O.range Coast OAILY PILOT/Monday. February 15, 198e
Oscar hype shifts iDtO high gea~·ffiis ~eek
Billy Wilder
Thal berg
award '.
to Wilder
BEVERLY HILLS (AP) -Billy
Wilder. who wrote.J directed or
produced a number or American film
claH1cs . inclu ding ··sunset
Boulevard ... and "Some Like It Hot."
will become the 25th recip1en1 of the
Motion Piclure Academy's Irving G.
Thalberg Award.
Roben E. Wisc. current Academy
president and himself a Thalbcrg
Award recipient. an nounced Wilder's
award selectton.
By IOI TJIOMAS inp 1n a messa,e to members 1n thc
•111 1
s $,._...., rem1 ndtr Im o cha1blc rcltasts: -..
HOLLYWOOD -The ~cond you will be importuned by advtni\e·
wa ve ·of ()scar hype and hpopla mcnl, promotto nal &tfts and other ~&ins this week with the. 60th !obbyina tactics, in •t' attempt 10
Academy Award nominations. and 1n01.1cncc your vote. Each year these
almost as many publicists as rcponers crude and eJ<cess1vc sohcitauon~
will attend the pre-dawn event cmbarrasc; 1he academ)·. embarrau
"Broadcast News;· "The Last you and demean the s1gn1ficancr of
Emperor.'' "Moonstruck" and the A.cadem) A.ward .... "
"Hope and Glory" seem cenain to Yet 1h1s )ear's campaign appears as
place bj~ in the Wcdncsda.>' nom1· intense as ever.estimates of the total
nations. Judaina from critics awards cosl run as high as $5 million
and Hollywood conS(nsus. "I don't know ho" much attcn1ton
Following thc announccmcnn -1s paid (to the campaigns) b) the
held a1 5:30 a.m. to accommodate \Oter~·· observe!> W1~. '"Not much. I
East Coast n~ws shows -dozenc; of suspect I Imo~ 1hc) have no in·
sleepy-e yed publicists will I. telc· flu ence on rn) vote: I rely solel> on
phone thei r clients and bo'>ses with my ownJudgmcn1
the aood (or bad) news: 2. rt'turn to "I th in!.. the campaigns areJusufied
their offices to plot the S«ond phase onl) 10 catl aucn11on 10 a good til m
of the Oscar campaign. that ha~ been released earl} in 1he
"'Campaigning' 1.~a dirty word. but year. Thai'\ the onl ~ wa}' rm tn· everybody does 11. admm a major nucnn.-d I read abou1 'Ttn Men:
studio market•n$ executi ve who re-which v.a\ releaS<.·d earlier 1n 1987.
quested anonymity. and I said to m ~self. ·veah, that was a
"We don'1hkc11. but wc can't \top good p1c1ure · ..
it:· sighs Academy president Robcn "You can't influence Academ'
Wise. member\:· admit!> Booker Mena,·.
The Academy of Motion· Picture v. ho ha!> directed caJT)pa1gns for
Arts and Sciences e~presse'> 11s feel-'n1H·rsal p1<:1 ure!> fo r 1he past d~zen
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Wilder. 81. has won six Academy -.ns fll) OYE•eoA•o (PG) Awards and 21 nominations dunno a 11 :50 3:00 S: 10 Plus eu 1er1e1 Not o 7:15 a. t :35 Included (PG) nearly 60-year movie career that
began in Germany and continued ~'M{'1~~"?3~0C:,'::" *..~~-~~~.~:,~.: 1
after he fled the Nazis and came to the ~~~;~~~;;;~~~~7~:~4~0~•~•~1~5~s~~~~;1UllOl~~11~11~'~""~f~Ullll~css~1110~Tf~~ United States 1n 1933.
The Thalberg Award 1s awarded to
"a creative producer whose body of
work reflects a consistently high
quah1y of mouon picture pro-
duc11on," and 1s onl} ~1ven when the
Academy of Mo11on Picture .\rts and
Sciences Board of Directors decides
there is a desen 1ng rcc1p1cnt.
The award has onl) been presented
28 11mes 1n 1he h1 stol) of 1he
Academ}. Stt' en p1elberg recel\ ed
tht' award last )ear. i\ maJOn ty of the
-A-cadem y-'rgovenrof' musl approve
the selection for-·the award 10 be
made.
Darryl F. Zanuck won the av.ard
three times and Hal B. Wallis twice.
meaning 11 has gone to onl) ~5
individuals since 11 was established 1n
1937. Rules 1n effect for the pas1
se veral )'ears prohibit an tnd1\'1dual
from receiving the award more 1han
once.
Other rec1p1ents include i\lben R.
Broccoli . Ray Stark. Walter Minsch.
Pandro S. Berman. Mervyn LeRo).
Laurence We1ngar1en. Ingmar
Bergman and Alfred H11chcocl...
Wilder won .\cadcm) A~ards for
both directing and co-wn11ng .. The
Lost Weekend" 1n 1945 and .. The
Apartment" 1n 1960. He ~on a
screenwn11ng award fo r ··sunset
Boukvard" along with Charles
Bracken and O.M. Marshman Jr ..
and an Oscar as producer -0f "The
Apanment," besl picture for 1960.
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after Oeeing Europe. ht> spoke less
than 100 words of English and hved
in the ladies· room of the Chateau
Marmont Hotel. His moth er, Jrand·
mother and stepfather all died al
Auschwitz.
In "Sunset Boulevard." an aged
movie · star shoots a yo ung
screenwriter when he tries to leave
her. "Double lndcmnll)" is about an
insurance agent who pl ots with the
wife of a rich client to kill him and
collect the poltc).
Other Wilder films include "Irma
La Douce.~· "Stalag 17," "One. Two.
Three." "The Fonune Cookie" and
"Sabrina."
The ThalbergAward is named after
Irving G. Thalberg, the production
•h1cfat MGM who died at age 37 but
left a legacy of elevating the artistic
quality of film with such movies as
"The Good Eanh," "Romeo. An d
Juliet." "Ben-Hur" and "Flesh and
the Devil. ..
The· award will be presented to
Wilder al 1he Academy Awards
ceremony April 11 al the Shrine
Auditorium .in Los Angeles. The
sho" will be broadcast live on ABC·
TV at 6 P·Pl· PST.
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A no-nonsense handbook
for survival of the family
DEAR READERS: If yQur life is
glorious. youf children absolutely
terrific. your marriaac idyllic, your
hothers and sisters models of per-
• fcction. and your ex-spouses arc
aeoerous, considerate and helpful,
)O~ can skip the column today.
rm going to tell you about a.book
that was wriuen for people whose
marriages could use some repair.
whose child ren arc somewhere be-
tween difficult and impossible. who
have relatives that are a pain in the
nctk and whose ex-husband or ex-
wife is irresponsjble. mean-spirited or
just plain nuuy.
SOme of the topics covered are:
II How To Be a Creative Fighter.
1' Leaming To Celebrate and Laugh
as) Family.
•Trianaling -Parents Who Side
W:th a thild Against the Other
Spouse.
•Manipulation of Family Mem-
bers.
•When To Seek Outside Help.
•Infidelity. ·
•Divorce and Separated Parent-
ing.
•Working Mothers.
•Grandparents Are To Love.
•Constructive Ways To Settle
Children's Fights.
. •YoungAdults -Here Today and
•• l.uDEIS
Back Home Tomorrow.
•The Golden Years? Your Ser·
vices Are No Longer Required.
The author. Mary G. Durkin,
lecturer. writer and mother of seven
young adults. holds a doctorate from
the University ofChicaao. She writes
in a no-nonsense way about families
and how to make them work. She
points out that American family life
chan.aed . f!'Ore. between I 9SS .and
1985 than in, any 30-year period since
Colonial days. I can attest to the
validity of that statement because I
began to write my column in l 9SS
and I have seen the changes that the
author writes about.
Herc is a sample of Durkin's
advice. This excerpt deals with stcp-
parent ing:
··A stepfam1ly is not a natural
fam 1l). It takes time to form bonds.
Your stepchild re n might still be
reco' en ng from the effects of the
divorce. Be p"'pared for diuuptivc behavi~r. If your apouee i1 the non-
custodaal pa"'nl make your step-
child"'n feel that your home· is the in.
too. If P<>Mi.ble. set aside a room for them wben they visit.
. ,"Work1 out discipline auidelincs
wtth your spouse. Let the children
know that you both aartt on-those
auidelines and stkk to them. If you
have child"'n of _your own,-10 to a
blended family workshop before you
marry. If possible. brina the children
from-bolh familin with you.
"You don't have to love your
stepchildren but you must respect
them. Don't expect instant apprecia-
tion for your stepparentina efTons. h
miibt be ycan. if ever. before they·
appreciate what you've done for
them,
"Don't make the mistake of forcing
your spouse to choose between you
and the children. In most cases you
will lose."
The title of this excellent paperback
is .. Maldna Your Family Work." If
your bookstore doesn't have it, send a
check or money order for $8 (this
includes postaac and handlin.J) to
Thomas More Press, 223 W. Enc St ..
Chicago, IL 60610. It may be the best
investment you have ever made .
T.esday,Febnaary rl
ARIES (March 21 -Apnl 19): You'll surpnse yourself
change of residence or marital status. Your approval is
sought, but dilemma cannot be immediately resolved.
Spar for time. ' b\ abllm to reach -------------'"lmpona.nt'· people.
Emphasis on popu-
lant'. speculation.
lt'g1timate reason for
celebraung. Burden
1s lifted. you gain
1ecogn1t1on lo ng
SYDNEY
0MARR o'erduc.
TAURUS (_April ·········-:!(}Ma) 20): Fresh stan indicated. love relationship pla)'S
maJor role. Get to heart of matters. be direct. make clear
\OU do not intend to play second fiddle. Career gets boost. Leo native figures prominently.
GEMINI (May 21-June 10): Spotlight on education.
possibility of Jo urney. scnsuaht). ab1hty to communicate
feelings in dynamic manner. Reunion with loved one is
on' tap. pride will be restored. money picture 1s bnght
CANCER (June 21-July 22): Em phame St'nse of
litJ;tess. be willing to laugh at your own foibles. You'll gain
addnional information concerning financial status of
close associate. pa nncr or mate. lntu1tton nng.s true.
· LEO (July 13-.\ug. 22): C'harisma11c individual may
be sincere but could also be m1S1nformed. Rel) on facts
and figu res. eschew sensational claims. Focus on pubhc
rdaHons. legal requirements. Scorpio plays dominant
role.
VIRGO( .\ug. 23-Sept. :!:!): Keepresolut1ons concern-
1n& general health. diet. nu tnt1on. Emphasis on emplo~
mcnt. ~ork methods. bas IC issues. care of pets. people who
rd) upon ~our Judgment and gcnerosil) Gem1n1 ·
ll'IVOl\ed
LIBRA (~pt. 23-0ct. 2~): lnd1v1dual "ho mean~
muc.h to you talks about domestic adJustmen_t. poss1hlc
SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21 ): Define terms. avoid
self-deception. check insurance policies. read between
lines concerning prices and leases. Secret meeting will
take place. ult1matcly proves beneficiaJ. Pisces tn picture.
SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dcc. 21 ): Relati onship
int~nsifies. }OU may be stanled by certajn repercussions.
Maintain balance. prott'ct self in cl inc hes. Em phasis on.
tri ps. visits. curiosity. Cancer. Capricorn play roles.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): What appeared lost "'II be recovered. including presuge. Views are vind1·
cated. relationship 1s restored. plans crystallize for
journq . Protect possessions. recognize financial op-
ponun 1t). Aries featured.
AQUAR IUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): You gel proverbial
second chance. individual wh o opposed you will now be
on )Our side. Romance could blossom. style is featured. ~ou'll be complimented on appearance and sex appeal.
· Leo tn' oh ed.
PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): Circumstances lake
unusual twist. ~ou·11 be asked to make special appearance.
success indicated 1n dealings with public. especiall y
~omen. Focus on the media. illusions. clandestine
relat1onsh1p.
IF FEBRUARY 11 IS YOUR BIRTHDAY you ma)
not be rd1~1ous in onhodox sen~. but you are sp.iritual.
Gem1n1. Pisces. Virgo people play 1mponant roles 1n your
life. You possess e~trasensOI') perception. you know when
sometlnng of importance 1s to occur. Your dreams.
prQpcrl> interpreted. often prove prophetic. Current cycle
highlights business. career. marriage. possible addition to
famll~ Loss is recovered duri ng final days of Februaf").
St'ptl'mber will prove outstanding for you this year.
~ vocabulary for persuasion
The t~elve most persuast' e "ords
1 ~ English. according to one \'ale
stlid>. are: You. mone~. sa,·e. ne~.
cO). free. guarantee. love. discover).'
results. health. proven
You wouldn't think teen-age bo)s
and elderly widows would have all ·
LM.
Bo YD
that much in common But it's said ••••••••••••• one thing more often than anything
else comes to the minds of both -
tbeir financial cond1t1ons
Your blue eyes will seem blu~r.
young lad). "hl'n )O U ~ear hpst1ck
with a touch of blue in It Or 'iO sa\ the
makeup e1'pcns. ·
Something odd happens to dan
pla)ers occas1onall) .\t least. 10 a lot
of dan pla)ers. The) Ir) to thro" hut
c;n·t let go of the darts. Short c1rcu1t
1n the bra in ·s signal S) stem maybe.
don't know. Whate.,er the cause. it's
common~ e-nough that dan players
know what you mean when you say
}Ou've got "danitis."
Another way to justify )O ur new
s"'1mm1ng pool is say it's an escape
shelter in case of a gonlla attack. A
gorilla "on't chase )OU into water.
You know those e\erc1sc bikes''
Women o"n 85 perceot of them.
Q: How much-d o the Gideons pa)
for those Bibles the) put into hotel
rooms'? _
A. S4 apiece at last n·pon
This isn't the first time that shanng
of ~ontami.nat(d needlM t>,· drug
users has been blamed fo r the spread
of a dread disca~e In 1971. medical
statisticians then more pcoJ>le were
getting malaria from shared hypos
thiln from-mosqlJilO bites.
In our Lo"e and W;tr .man 's
"Quotlltions" fi le is a hne by an
anon)mous young lady at an old·
school weddi ng 1n a college chape l.
The minister had JUSt deli vered that
pan about for-ric her-for-poorer-for·
belier-for-worse .. " The coed in the
lludience was o .. erheard to whisper.
"You kno". I've never been craz y
abou 1 those odds ... "
Am asked what mammal feeds
"h1k ~landing on HS head in water?
The wal rus dO<'s that.
Those professionals least likely to
"atch tele' 1s1on for pleasure· are said
to bl.· tht' news anchors.
Q. Where·~ the b1aaest swamp?
-'\. Bra11I. The Gran PantanaJ in
Mato Grosso State. More than half
the size of M mnesota. that one.
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The bidding has proceeded:
North Eut South West
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What action do you take?
A.-After a takeout double of pan-
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way to show strength-you must re-
double. Any other action denies
holding as many as 11 points.
Q.2-As South. vulnerable. you
hold:
• 9632 \} KJ7 0 95 • K.163
The bidding has proceeded:
No~ •• 1 Eut South Wesl
1 <> Dbl ?
What action do you take?
A.-Had there been no interfer-
ence, you would have responded
one spade. Now, however, East like·
ly has four spades for his takeout
double, so the chances of a 4-4 fiT in
the suit are greatly reduced. Instead
of bidding such a shabby suit, we
pref er one no trump, showing a bal -·
anced hand of 8-10 points.
Q.3-Both vulnerable, as South you
hold: + KQ73 <7 871 0 AJ103 +15
Partner opens the bidding with one
heart. What do you re spond?
A.-You are too strona for a raise
to two hearts. Therefore, you
should simply bid one spade. Your
problem will come with your next
bid. (If you use a forcing no trump
response, use that and jump in
hearts at your next turn, to show an
invitational hand with three
trumps.)
Q.4-Both vulnerable, as South you
hold:
•KQ73 r:;;m OAJlt3 +85
The biddina has proeeeded:
Nora Eut Sotltll West
l \J r.. l + Pua
l • Pus 1
What do you bid now? ..
A.-The trouble with a bid of two
diamonds is that it 1u11est1 an un-
balanced hand or, if you play
fourth--sult f orcina, a pme-forcina
hand where you don't know bow 10
proceed. And don't even thi.nk_9f a
two-heart pr,fer~that action
would be pusillanimous. We sugat
an invitational bid or two no trump,
leavinJ the decision to partner .
Q.5-Both vulnerable, as South you
hold:
•&Q13 Qm OAJltl •IS
The biddina has proceeded:
Nortll t:.t S-tll Wna
l Q PMI I• ,_
1• r ... lNT ,._
3 NT r .. t
What action do you take?
A.-Tbi1 i1 a clote d«ili'>n. On this
auction panna must haw fin
harU, 10 we fttl thlt your thrw
heartJ Mtd rumna val..-In chabl
IDlritt • COfNCtion to four llelrtl.
However:-we won'1 blame 10U if
you deddld to pau-tJvlt. no
lNlllJ> "COUid euily be lM rilbt
contract.
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Complete t•vtelon Hating• In Sunder'• TV Piiot.
.CHARLES .
Go1E1
Q.6-Neither vulnerable,' as South
you hold:
+KQ1073 \JM OAJU •&73
The biddina has proceeded:
Sout• Wnt North Eut
1 • Pua 1 • Pass
What action do you take?
A.-Sincc partner can have up to 10
points for hi s raise, we can thfnk of
many hands he ·might have that
would off er good play for game.
However, that d~s not mean that
we would charge into four spades.
We prefer a game try of three clubs.
telling partner we need help in thal
suit for optimum results. -------------
TODAY'S
CROSSWORD PUZZLE
ACROU
1 French town
\5 Teer
10 ArOUM
14 Vive voce
15 Nutltfy
18 Forblddance 17 ,,.
18 ~.,.,kin
19 Skllted
208pb
21 OtMtond ploy
22 wire.
24 Seunters
28 Wtlereu
27 CMrleh
21 P~dept.
31 Summoned
34 Ravtnee
35 Long -: yore
36 W•nmg
37 Spr• 31 Oetr8cin
39 Gelloped
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48 Cofrldof
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53 loyfrlel Id 64 Memory
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5 Aftermath ep,_
7 Palpltete a Ne•t to Mex.
9 Roosting
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11 f'tatMu
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23 Aapir•
25 Unberred
28 8'rda 21 .,,.,..,ng
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30 9Nllnoa 31 Sanc:tuary
32 MiennurM
33 Electrlcal
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41 8edoud
'3 Lets down
44 " -lnfwno"
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47 Soap plant
48 Paname lake
49 Opponent
!50 OYel'Ht
51 Cwnpua
Mar11ut tit•
52 Anxiety
58 Hof HRH
57 Rabid
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Scott has been maligned for pla) ang
poorl) against the Lakers' fiercest
rival. the Boston Celtics.
But Scott shook ofT that stagma
Sunda). scoring a career-high 38
points. 17 as the Lakers came from
behind 1n the founh quaner to beat
Boston. 115-106. at the Forum.
He h11 15 of 19 field goal a11emp1s.
including ::? of 2 from thrce-po1n1
range and keyed a burst 1n which the
Lakcrs .. who had blown a 20-poant
halftime lead. outscored the Celt ics.
11 -2. to start the fou nh quancr.
"I think finall) e\Crybody can qu11
wnt1ng all that stuff about Byron not
playing well against Bosto n." team-
mate Magic Johnson said. "A lot of
peo pk have taken a lo t of shots at
him. and ma) be deservedly so
"I think all that t-an sto p now."
The' 1ctof) ga>.e the Lakers a tv.o-
game sv.eep of the regular-season
series v.-1th the Celtics. whom the)
beat last )car in tht' NBA fina ls and
again 1n December. I I 5-114. on
Magrc Johnson's last-second shot
The Ccltacc; trailed. 64-44. at half·
ume but came charging back an the
third quaner behind 14 points b)
K~' an Mc Hale and some clutch
shoo11ng b) Dann) .\tngc That was
despite pla) mg without centt'r Roben
Parish. who left w11h a sprained lower
back af1c:-r pla)ang JUSI c1gh1 minutes
and dad not return. although he told
Coach K C Jones that he v.as able to
pla~ again. •
A1n gc's second 1hrce-po1nt field
goal of the game. which gave him an
N B-\ record Q3 for the season .
brought Boston 10 v.athan a point at
76-75 w11h I 16 k·ft 111 the quaner
Dennis Johnson tied the game" 1th
a foul shot. the "1c Hale made a tap-an
fo ga'c Boston a 1v.o-poan1 lead and
Ainge sanl. a 17-footcr a1 the buucr 10
ga'c the Celun an (). 16 a t the end o f
the quaner
But the Laker~ camr hac k v.11h
their run to open the fi nal period" 11h
011 scoring fiq~ points during tht'
1hrec-manu1c spree Rcs<:r'c:-M )chal
Thompson pla)cd a kc) role an the
Lakers· la1c:-~urge. scoring SPt paint~.
pulling dov.n a couple of kc' rt'-
bounds and also pla) mg good de·
fcnsc
Sco11 dov.-npla)cd "'hat v.as per-
haps the gaml' of has life. "'hach
happened 10 tx· na11onalh 1elc\ 1scd
··11 \\aSJUSI anothergaml.' 10 an 82·
game regular c;ca<1on." he said
··Everybod) kno v.s when we pla)
Boston, it's more intense. a playoff·
level gaml'. hut it's '!1111 JU\I o ne more
game."
MO NDAY. FEBRUARY 15. 1988
Cltlua makes It clean awHp In race to ManzanUlo. 82.
Four athletes to be added toOC Sports Hall of F•m•. 82.
Wild card tests··for Irvine, Laguna
·saintly task' awaits
Sunset in CIF openers
By ROGER CARLSON
Of .... Dlillr ..........
CERRITOS -lrvinc H1gh's V.aqucrm
and the Laguna lkalh High .\n1s1s dn·" v.1ld
card assignments for Wcdnl'sda> .as hurJkc; to ii
first-ro und Clf ba.-.ketball henh follu"1n~
unday's paanngs release\
The Sunset League hac; .i saan11\ ta\I. Jhl·Jd
of nsclf. and Woodbridge''> ddending 2·.\
l..angpan'lonce again awa11 the oulcoml' of J "ilJ
card game before knowing 11' oppont·nt
··Well. I'd rather dn \I.' Ill E:lc.1nore than f I
renlrO 10 scout tht> gaml.' ... said \\'oudhndgl·
'\'('oach 8111 hannon .. rhl\ \Caf II'\ not 4Ulll' \II
far ··
hanno n motorcd nl"Jrl\ to thl.' \k\llJ n
bordrr a }Car a·go 111 \CC thl· "1ld larJ g.<1nh·
whkh featured h1., tir'lt·rountl op1111nl·nt 1hr
tir-.1 ol mJn> wurs of Southern Cahli>rn1a un
llw roJtl 10 thl· <IF 1-.\ and state (D1\1\aon 11 1
l hJni JlltlO\hlp'I
"" I IS·) \\ arraor'i. who o nce again l'ntl'r
thl· pt.1,ofT., "1th fivr losses and a long v.-1nn1nt1-
'>lrl·.1~ f 12 '>lra1gh l). '"II host the v.1nnl'r 111
\\ l'dnl·,JJ\ \ Elc;1norc·Cah:x1co game
T hl' \ ar111u'> v.-ald card games an tht· -'· .\ '
\ ,rnJ 2· \ d i\ 1\1ons are assigned 1n o rder 111
hrrng the formals 1010 32-ieam brackt'I\ for lhl
fir'>t rnund It''> part of the pla)OfTs -C\lllll
thJt II' 11u'rl· luul.1ng for a title and )Ou·re a" ild
lJrd tl·am it'll 1al..e "" '1c1ones 10 v.an 11 all
\Clllh thing no " aid card team ha'i ever donl'
In tnl' I':> 011e o~ the vcf) ft'v. team'> v.11h d
111\lng rn orJ 11 2-131 .rnd dra"'i 16-1 < hartn
< IJ~ 1n \ ,1qul·ro•; 11.'mton \\cdncsda' v.1th th1·
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C olrnd.11l -"'hen· Inane ( oach 5tl'\t' "-1·111
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put t11~1·thn J 2U-~ n·uird. 1ndud1ng lhl' PJl ti
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ll 0, 1 , \I \ 1•1 f .,,1 (1erman\ n d
11 · J • I ·1mt t It-. J ~ ~cond .
1,1·1 '\ •.:mJ •t lht "\~·thl·rland' "on
thL \ \~'' 1nJ .\I.. ra Ur(ll V.:l Of
I 1r.1:• ~· • 111, tir1 r1•· .\nll'nran 'ic'-
Competitor• endure blizzard condition• at
the top of the men'• OlJmplc downblll
couree. The event ••• poetponed because
of swirling wind• guetlng to 98~mpb .
"\.~Jnl'll ~ J
I h1rr1, Jnc-ltiru· "'an,h th.II 111.11.k t (Plea.e •ee OLYMPICS/82)
*** . .
UCimeetsSanJose,seekingtogoabove .500 Jansen
By JON FERGUSON
OI ... 0..,""' IWI
1han tx•lo~.=·SJ1J l (I < 1>Jlh Ball \1ulligan . Rndne' ~~11 ,-ptunt'> J J"'"" per 1.i:1a . 0111 "'1 • m1•ss1•on
·\ f.N. ·; ,qnner O\l.'r lhl' 'ipilrtJ n' .it th1.· ~.1nh t fl'lu rnl·d to thl' hnl'UP JI '111Jll l11NJrJ ·• I th r l.. ! ~1. ''JJ '1 'l' J ·
Just lake a 'car ago. l 'C'I as hO\enng
around the 500 mark and an <,1m1lar fashion. II'
onlv road 'l('tones havt come over Cal State
Fulicnon and Pacific
Bn·n l:.H·nt' C l'nlcr an Ja'nuJr. th1.· .\nll'Jln' .111• v.ing P< -\.\ xoran~ k.1Jn R11I.. &rr' Jl·l,''1\1.'' tt11. •14\1 'l ·' ..:.1 ·1l•, ''
d umanJ ll.'dthl'tlo<irJsh,g1\1ns 'ianlt1\1.11nh •2.Jr• p.1int~l \11 fl'lurn 1< •h, h.i,u1urt HJ 1,h.1rJ.•1 ,.1~d n • d • d
llOl' nfft•n\I\ (' ll'l°'o unll and \hot q rc.·nrnt JI •n~"Jl' .... IC' c·H.rnn t I \"I \\ ">J' hJJ t. 'ri•\l '" •r.1.. •' en 1 e
Tht• pa'>I lhrcc \Cason' the ll'Jm' h-.l'l \\ h1I~ l l \H' Bn.:an ...,hJ\\ 111ukd llUI 1: \1 \\'rJI ~rw' •\Ith::;";·,, ., ' · r.l.1• l"u:
!tphl v.11h ea1h v.annrnga1 homc· i;u.1rJ111g lk rr' thl· ..,pJnJn ">1.'J11 •r h1111nh 4 ol I l I r'J\ !!ll'-' '"' lJJ 1hJn .. l.'n ,,.. • 1:iJ
The Anteau:rs entered the final sc' en
games nt'Cdang ' 1doncsat home against Fresno
S1a1e and Pacifi c lattr this \l.t'Ck and one road
v1clOI) to fini sh 500 1n tht' Pacific Coast
Athletic Assocu111o n So far. there's a loss a1
Till' Spartan-. hJ\C u'>l.'J f<1u r linl'UP' 1n 1' ,h,.l\ tor If\ JX•tnl'> 1•11 1. \\ ,1,,1\ '1 'hl ,, .... ini.t-·
lhl'ar p.i'>I fiH· gaml'' enter v.11h a h'ur gJnh In thl' IJ't ml'l'tlng l l Ir 1 1.·d pr •hJ hh I .ir' • •' '"-l' ...,_-. ·,IJ • .:. ' ·• ,\
losing 'rlrc:al. la,1 J\l<1mph.,hed an l'-1!1~ .amt 1•, lx-'1 g.:irnl' nt. thl· \1J'>"n J' fkrf\ Jnd 11 IJ t1 u1t••:1.·'-1 ·h ···'"' .. 1.1 aturda~ lo\t for 11n h ihl' \CConJ ltml' lll lhr \'11 .1hr \\J\ne f-n~d~1aJ 1:' "p.•in1,11t'd1hr T1ll' dlll'' th n\! ;,,,·t-1 n1
cvnfcrencc ..ea'>on JI homl' J ti'l-t>~ 1ktl·.11 111 '' t \ t1•r thl·1r rl'\JX'l."11\l' team' l.ap'l'' 1n 0111.n,, Utah State. ·
To n1&hr. at the San Jose C'avac Center. l fCI
(6·6. 11 -10) meet!~ on Jose tlltd~ 7. I 0.11 I an
a PCAA ('Ontest at 7.30 (KPZE. 1190).
l 'C antaBarbar.n Ru1 lllh.1Jgrl.'a1 suppor1,1ri1m1h,1n.,1Jl '\\l'l.lml hJ,, ·'l• hu· ·• '.
.\gatn'>tlhe(1J Ulhll\ \J nJo l'tn~·rtl'll l> •\Ith I rJnl.. \\noJ, 112 ~ ~nn1,1 ind •'lll'>llk \lull1gan'>..11J •t't, I 1.1" ..,..111· " \
{ zech center Jan 'i\ 11ho<l,1 antn lhl' \IJn1n\? ,, 11 h "-•" 1n 1111\\.l I 14 I l and \ttl..l· Hl''' I~ ~ l ha' c lap~·, 1 h1 .... .J · .. 1 • , ' "
hnl'up alo ngs1d1.• ccplcr D1c1mh \.\atl'r' I n~clstJd h,,, had hi' 111u~h g.1 ml'' latl'I' .anJ \.\C htl'l' I.tr,,·,
"I get to the point where I SS)' I'd rather not
have another .500 scason .·but I'd rather be .500
·qcrald Tho ma!t and George \\ii ham<. had 1,k,r111· running h1" !tiring of ~ti..p11in1 rc.·r· l ( I 1<\ ~·wn,I n the nil' , r • •
pre\ 1ousl) split that Po51t1on lh1~ ~a,on h•rm.1n,·l'' w ninl· gJmc~ ::iturda\ .".t\t'tl ht• h11 rx11n1' per gJml' l°'v '' IJ'I "Jl '1'"" • · '
Daytona
a family
affair
ATITsons finish f.2.
Petty escapes serious
injuryafter crash
DAYTON~ BEAC H. Fla. (AP) -
Bobby. Allison racc!d to his third
Dayto na · SOO ·victory ·Sunday. out-
duelina his son Davey to wrn the .)0th
edition of stock car racina·s pttmaer
event.
The race was marred by a spectacu-
lar crash ftom which seven-time
Daytona SOO wrnMr Richard Pttty
miraculously cscapc'd scnous injury.
Peuy. SO. skidded sideways com1na
offlum four and WM hit an<S launchcd
into the wall by PWll Bert-doll on the
106th lap. Petty's car pU"oucttcd mto
the air. tt~n barttl-rolltd te"m times.
" comina to mt on 111 whttls..
It .as then sent ptnn1naaptn after
beint hit B~tt 8od1nt'J cw. Edem
8ienchw1tc. A.J. Foyt. RU'Sty
Wallett and Alan Kutwtct1 1lt0 were
Involved in the ~I.
There -~ no othn' uvuna. Ind ~hWlk. W1li.c:t Ind Kulwack1
~ able to continue nanna 11\er ~P9·~ . -~ty was k.epc ovcm.Pt It H11if1,
• Mcdic1I Center for obler>'Jteon '
•~l-......-o
Irish thwart rally
by .UCLA, ?3-:66
From T~~ A ~0<'1at~d Pru
C.1ar. \ l'llt' '411rrd J l 3rt"t'• h1~h : I
pt11nl\ an.I ()J' 1J Kl' l'f'\ Jlw "•'n.'J
: I l1.1r ''•In' Daml' ;i' the ln'h hclJ ,,ff a .L < I \ t:l1mdY.H I. e1Tt1rt for .i
• \.r.ti '11 h•r. \unJa~ an ~'uth lknJ
\t /l'O;i ~ ~ : >'JJ r t'°1." P.ll•l1~ I .,. '' .; '' 11' !i•,1 I
~hOI\ .IOll 1.1 ,• I"·' ''hC'n I lfl'!l''n
<\1.11< , H1 \h1 " ><•d maJC' .1 lh'l'f
JX'lflJ('r lrt'"l lhl N~'111t .ti " '11
'JO (111'1 "" nJ ~ f'l •IOI\ hu lhl'
\\ tldl31\ .10J Lt• \tanin "4 MN 1 ~
tor 0Tcg1,n U lt I~ and ~-'
Riclaard Petty. la bl• Pontlae, be&lna to filp .after coming
into contact wttb. PbJI llark41oll'a. Ford (rlCb t).
l ( l \ I I I ~ ~ loS<.'J th1.· delil II ll'
ot~~" .:iltcr U'31hnr. b' a man' J\
'eight Rut thl' I mh 14.· pulll'J Jv. "'
1'" the 'ilrl·nglh n t their fn.·l' Jhnm
'hl1ot1nJ. and \t":lkd thl" @.-:tme t11 thc-
hn<.' in tht• d'1"n8 ~·l·onds
\ lM h11 ~ of I 0 frtt !'hr\'"
Allcmpl\. all 1n 1he nd Mlf. and
Ttmplt 9Z Gtorit Wasblniton I~
I hl l p .1• ~.·,I •\• t' ll'\1 I'>\ \t.1
\l.i1 l'11, ''I"""' inJ ~ti\ H''"·"d l '""' ,an t\\.l\ !rpm the ( 11ll1n1.1I'
in th\• ti"'t h:iit ;Jlh1 11 \tt•J Ill ,1
\11 1\111 n Jn \1l.an11, ll < (1n1t·1rn11'
µm, 1n Ph1taddt'h1. The elder .\lh Qn: alread) the
oldest man lo win a stock car C\ot'nl.
btcamc the first 50-}car~ld to win a
500-milc ra~. He wbn tht Fart·
era kcr 400 here last ul at the q e o f 4Q •
· H..,c ho"cd his strcnsth 1hroua.hou1
the SI. ·m1lhon race at Oa tona
ln1erna11onal pcedv.-1y. ~t1n 1na
from the S<'COnd row and runn1n1 at
or near the front all the"~'
There ~ere I dn,cn on thC' ltad
lap 1.t the end. the mof.t an the h1~1ory
orthc r.ct. as v.cll u 26 lead hanp
1mon1 11 dmtrs. ·.
But the l"KC. tM first run ~•th
"S(. R. "'"* cat~•or mtrl(tOr
olatts. 1nte~td to slow t~ raD an the
intcrnt of · fct •• wu tht third
alo~t Da)'tona ovn. ~"en auuon naas for 42 I.ASK -
. . . .
ncarl aquartcroftht• race -ht>ld 1hr Ra,cn made' of ti
•'trqc Speed to I r • ''I mph Thr· .\ lleld oal ~> Pooh RtC'hard A
slo""cst pn-v1ou~ ract ~a' 10 tl)fl\l ""h ~Q ~~mJ to pll\ tnahlcd tht ~hcnJuntorJohnson"'onat l ~A ... 4P Brutn') h~t the pp tn ti ·f>l ,But
Ont of tht' rau11on remxh "'·'\ '-:otl't' 03mt' ttphro -ith • R1~· cau~ b Pett)·~ era h field I I and ptr1C'C't o nc--anJ-0ne
That u11on pcnod la\t<'d ~I l.)p'> 'hllOttl\ from \ Ot."'t. · II Pldd ~
as a 1rad.. Cl"rlr\ rtplalcd '"'' ll'nH' and h.;( rf\"dnd: ~tort Ra h3rd n
po 11 damqed 1n tht' CT'3'1h .at 1hr do~ 1ht p me ~1th 1 thrtt-poantC'f
front of the main a.-.nd\tand Tht' a1 the t'luw:r
11 had to ttllahttn the~ C'l' l hll'' 1 rt"\ or \\ 11"4.'n k-J l Cl\ •Hh I~ u~ to itttnatficn tht ft'n~ P''ant' "halt k l('hard'°" and ()a, c ~ 1h'°n. •ho prt'\IOUSh · 1mmd h Jn ~~-ctl Ort~8nnm
~on tl'l1$ ('\Cnt 1n 1q and lQ ~ Tn Other H'll N\ Ct n
ptek.t'd up h" 4th rttr '1c1on A.rt• ... l7. 0.....-.. It: Tom
mOVlftl tum out of 1t1dor th1nJ P!act Toi~ of\"d : 1 ~1nt 1ft('lud1n
on the all-ltrM ft I 1Jo11h Cak nine \!l d~ur•m1nutC' \ltt1 h mid"'•'
Yarhof'OU&h · . 1hrouaJI the t~nd half. t help the
~ ••nntf'. 'tin'"" a 8u1 ~ Rcpl tlurd-rankC'J \\ 1~ t nifl) from an
chartrd to the ltad f0t the final tune I I ·point Otfi 1t and beat the ~a'm
JUst l,8 l•ps ftom the tnd an Tuaon. ·
l \"O\J•lc k,t ~I ~ -11 h.1 lfh n,,. , ' I h1
P"I\ 11~ I.. tht•ar ~t·th ""''" .ljl1 n,1
cm t~-. Tht-tnumph "'"''leJ T t'n\rl('
Ill I \ l "the! 1.1lOl4'f('Ol"C (I\\ hM°lt\1 w I i..:.:.ind .J.li
'ortla faroliaa 14. \-lrplll ~ Jell
Ld"' ,... •rn1 I 1"1'1n1' nd th<' '"th··
r.anl.l'\I l•r tiC'l.·1' tl\('rc amr a I •
P''\lnt th:l1, 11 '"' out thr hlllit C.lu.1~ L!.:.. '° -l.hc final -l O.S in
posun l& \duu.u.: L on·
ftrc;-lll.·~-.\1.IO
l't nh (. aruhn.i I \and "·2 1n lhC'
\(\ \hot .\ti ~n: nt m th<' first h.tll
aoJ 1ri1kJ •• \l·~~. :it m1enn1 aon
\ u1in1a 11:-1~ .i-o •h.cl'I mlkk n
fi~t f; ur 1hm:--~·11n1t had IWtd 10
I .6-Q k.aJ
• .
".t' Jl'll'rm nl·l1 10 tum
t u nph !1ir th1 'il~tC'r "ho
11 ·,• •lJI' hl•li''(..' lhl' ral·e h(' had
J,•,! .111·,111 !wr 1\111 1raged' "a~n·1
··~h \.\ lh., ri
,
\'14'1 ~l lltn~ ,,,rnr hcanhreal.ang
'\" ht· "'''"' J ht·<lrthrcal..ing fall
\!..Jt1n~ 1n thl ''1!1-meter spnnt. in
"h1d1 hl· ~ ... , 1h1 v.o rld hampton.
1,, n'cn 111'1h1'1·d~l' go ing into 1he fi rst
• , ' I k 'lippt·1t ,1010 has kf\ side.
111~ d JnflC'r311·h ll• ict up. sllppt'd
Jl!a1n anll ,hd J\ fl'''-the ice. I.nod.in&
.1 '" 11 thl ,1t hl·1 \I.Jin and <.lamming
• 1<' lhl ni,11-. ah1ng tht nght "all
I v.J'n 1 1m rpan~ tht' 11.--e really
•\II · h1. ,,:uJ 1 telt I could not pu h
•1.1, h;ird J\ I \.\Jntc.'d \1' first 100 1
,, ''" t OlHmal fc11 ml" It t'clt lake ·11
' •'tx•J out lrom umk r me and tht
,, thing 1 i m· .... I v.a'i lrl! thc mats .....
H, unnni-up. he Otrc" his arm
nh• Jll an d1'>behd \l.tppcd h1c; 1ht&h&
11 J 'i?U'I and t'lunC'd ha<; head tn h
1nJ, n d1'm3\
1 tdl thr be\t I <'' rr felt 1ttr la'il IWO
\\l''d.<. hi.' "'3td l.llCI "Ma\ be 11 JUSI
\'·"n't m<'.:tnt 10 Ix··
1 \II thl pa 1 ''c.u. Dan bad dcdJ.·
, .lll-d hi\ hk th 'peed !>katana. and hrs
"l'it·nl ,i..a11ng tn ht!> ""tcr. J1nc BcTCS,
'utlc-nng frt'm IC'ukt'mla 'n" hne v.a!> tzonc and 50 WI\ tM
1.11. t h1 h.1d ~ ntt•d w baJh· to Win for
hl"I
.\''''°"a' hl" tell. m' hean "k·"
"' d [ n l. Henn~~·n thr tc•m
4 .1p1aan ·1 m not u!it'd to ~ina IO
man' h.ld than happen 1n • shon
rcntltf o f itnt<' -at a --Hmt'-1haf
'Uflrt>'it'd to he a w n~rful as ttw
tll\mra"' ·
11nc Bt-rt . ~ ~, mo1h(r of thrtt.
\l\ll'r ol c:-ht d1\-J 1n a W1 ntan
hO\(l1tal . unJa, mom1na. J11\lm
ta'cJ tn ( anada antmt on l'IClftl.
1n,tcad o(goan h me •
.. ,'-ct ., .... \-.~olaftMd --~ u th11"rwtm jawx would t.w-
• ntcd .. O.n ~id
"It --u up 10 Oan ... 19id ,__..,
fatht"f'. Hin'). who wnt .... di~ ""hen Jute took a t..,. a * ., l'1lt .. He t1"a tOld ht._.. ii
f U\ tfttf-'Wlll~'11t-·--.............. -..... _.
11 r JIM•ftd fat .......
·'
-Tllomea; a IOOd friend of Janten, ftnished !tit. • .. He ~mtd a tin~ different. like you m · 1 upect. .. Thomm llid of Jansen. "That miaht have n pen of lht rneon he ~II."
U.S. Coach Mikt Crowe said the te•m was aoina
tt\fOU&b a ro• time. ··we ~lied ~ther a little toniaht
for Dan.''heaid. ··rt was difficult becoplc to~t up and ~the way they would have liked.
Jansen learned early Sunday mom1n1 that his sister
had died orteukemia back. home in Wi~onsin.
Ed Duke. prcuchicfat the Olympic ovaJ. said Jansen
"handled it very wtll. h's a very sensitive issue. and tt)e
team is vtrJ concerned ...
Jansen. the younaest of nine children. won the World
Sorint Speed Skatina championships la5t weekend at
West Allis. Wis.
Hts sister. Jane Bern. was too sick to accompany him
to Calgary. so he had hoptd she could watch him win gold
on telt'vis1on.
"That would be great." Jansen had said. "She
certainly deserves it."
Ruth Crouse. nursing supervisor at West Allis ~emorial Hospital. said Beres' leukemia worsened
overnight. -and she became "cry critical earl ) tha
morning. and from there it was pretty much downhill."
She died at 9:57 a.m .. leaving behind her husband.
Richard. and thrtc daughters -ages 4. 3 and I.
Jansen said through the team he would stay for
Thursday's 1.000-meter race. The family postponed
funeral services unul Saturday so he could compete.
Speed skating 1s being held indoors here for the first
time in an 01) mpics. and man) world records were
e'pected io' fall.
The 24-year-old Nykanen soared 89.5 meters on
both his1umps to easily win the 70-meter. lfhe Y.JOS the
90-meter. he would become the first man to win both
jumping gold medals since thee ent was splat in 1964.
Finnish Coach Matti Puita thinks Nykanen has a
good chance for the other medal because of the temper
that has gotten N) kanen into barroom fights and
suspendrd from tht' team. and earned ham the nickname
Matti Nukes.
"Yes. he's stilt strong-headed al umes." Pulh said.
''But you n~d to be hke that to "''" gold medals. In
Finland we ha\e man~ nice athletes. polite people. but
the)' don't win gold medals:·
Pavel Ploc of Czt"Choslo,ak1a "'on the 70-meler
sih·t'r. and country man Jiri Malec lOOk the bronze.
Vida Ventscne. a 23-vear-old ov1et. won the first
gold medal of the Games when she finished the IA.<Omt'n's
10-kilometer cross-country ski raet• an 30 minutes. 3
seconds. K.inesniemt. ""ho Y.On all three 1ndl\1dual
e'en ts and had a bronze medal an the rel a} at the I q 4
Sara1evo Games. "'as ninth.
o\t age 3:!. K1rv!'sn1em1 came back this summer from
t""o }Cars' retirement and the binh of ht"r daughter. and
she sull has three more chances for a mcdal -an the 5·
and 20-kilometer races and the 20-kalometer rela'
SPORTS BREAK
Med-a contingent
having proble111s
1nount in Calgary
From Tbe Associated Prus
C.\L(1.\R't .\lherta -Thl' '11gn on •
the door to thl' The ~e"' '\ orl T1mt"s· nllill' •
an the press ll'ntl'r rt'ads ... \\ e ha' I.' no p10s
'IO don ·I a~l · Bu.t ans1A.erang the demand
tor sou,cnar pans 1s onl~ on!' ol th l' problems folcd ti' a
record J.500 3llrcJ11ed mcmtx·rs ol lhl' media JI lhl·
"'rnler 01) mp1 s ,
~t an~ am' ed 10 ti nd lhl'lr J'1S1gned room~
occupacd in Lincoln Parl. tht• media' 1llage "hll h has
been duhtx·d thl' •·gulag·· becau~e ur 11) stark. modular
construdaon and ldlk ofamt"n 111,·s
..
""~· U.S. apeed akater Dan Janaen hold• hi•
Head after f alllnlf and belnal dlaquallfled In
tbe 500-meter event. lfarller Sunday,
Janaen'1 sllter dled of leukemia.
Raisa ·mrtanana. 3.6-,car-old Soviet ''ett'ran. Y.On
1hc s1her. and ~l<trJO \taiinaanen of Finland took lhl'
bronze.
uordet'' a and Gnnko' "ere first\\ Ith all nine Judges
an the short program Elena Valo'a and Oleg Va<;alae' of
the o' 1et l n1on were second. and Amrncans Jill
\\ atson and Peter Oppegard "'ere third in th ts pon1on ur
the program." halh lOun1s toward about '0 percent oft hr
total score.
01) mp1l C\ l'nt<, began Saturda) "'1th thret' Group B
hode) game<, andud1ng the L nllt'd tates· 10-6'1ctor)
0' cr o\ustna bt-hmd the performanct' of IQ 4 'cteran'
Core~ ~11llen and "Koll Fusco.
On unda~. top-seeded 'wcdcn tx·at FranCl'. I>·:!.
Canada Jefeated Poland. 1-0. and underJog "lll(~rland
tx·a1 Finland 2-1 1n Group o\ games
Watson falters, Wadkins wins
Ga' en brc:uhang room h\ Tom
Watson's four-pull collapse Lanny
Wadkin ~ame un 1A.1th a 6.·under-pJr bi'l lll
~l'ore a ont."-)lrl1l..l' 'telOI"\ undJ' an lhl'
Hav.:lllan 0J)l·n (1olf ·lournamenl 1n Honolulu
\\ adk1n<, J8. :in1uared the I "th 111k of h1' 111-scason
PCJ o\ Tour ('Jret:n\llh a 2 ... 1 total. I., <,h ot<, under par on
the rain-soall'd \\ J1alac C ounl~ C lubrnurse Pall)
beeban ')hlll a ~ undn-par fl'" lO rall) from J '''0·
"'trll l e dt'fa 11Jnd "1n lhc arasota ( laSSll r'or a rclord·
!>Cllang 1h1rd lOn~nut1,c time It ''ac, the I th' 11..ton llf
hl·r LPG.\ l.HCrr hut her first an morl' lhan a 'l'ar In
P.1lri1 &a( h ( 1JrJen~. Fla . Gary Player (unqucn·d
lm I..~ ~' 10d) anJ, aptured ht .founh maJor enaor~ golt
1ournamC'n t 1n t"o ~l·arb. !ohoot1ng a final-round '"0 ''' \\1n the JI.Ith P<i.\ St'n1orc, C hamp1on<,h1p b) thrrt.'
)trol e!> U' er Chi Cbi Rodrfguer-.
Dionne becomes No. 2 scorer
Otha complaints after '"Oda'., 01,ompe11t 1l>n al 1hr CJlg.ir' Ctamec, includc talc r,·,ult'> 100 fl'"' prrss ,. Marcel Dionne. "ho l.'arl11:r tx·l·aml' ~
seats at soml' 'l'nUl'S and a lall ol lauhl1l'S at other<, lhl.' Sl'COnd-lead1ng goal 'curer in 'Hl '
d iffituh) 1ngettlngpost·e,entintl'niev.'landre'>tnctcd h1'lur). \CUrl'd ''ilh 5 12 ll'l°l 1n the third
alleS'> palOd . unda~ lu gl\e the "''" York
.. E,t•r> time 1"'ant 10 go 10 a 'l'nue I ha\l' w gt~ Rangas a 4-J Ill' "1th the 'c" 't ork l<tlandt"r<i al
th ro ugh fnur le' c:ls 01 bureau1. r.i1., ,0 gu a da' pas~.. \lad1son Square (1arden It IA.J!> lhc third straight tic
sa id llu"ard \\ 111 .>I thc < ha,Jgi Trabunt'. "h'i tx·1,,een the t'-'O IOlal mal'> Dionne\ first goal. the
qualllinJ tor an 'ET" press 1.reJl·nt1Ji IO)lead 0 1 lhl' -1 :-.1h an10 hi\ lJrl;l'r t ame 2 30 1n10 the gamt' and put
murc 1.omprehrnsi'e ··E "'h'h.h l'n,iire' Jllt''' 1,1 Jll him anw \Cn1nd place beh ind Gordie Howe, Y.ho had Ol~mpil '>Ill's !1111 Else"ht·re in the 'HL Mike Gartner's second
The press restaurant v.on ll''' l..udos goal ol the gdme ::!ll second'> into o'en1me ga\C
' .. It ha~ thc "llr'>l egg' sinCl' trl'ot·-dned bal.'l pal i... \\ ashangton a 5-4 'actor) U' t•r '1<.1tang C-algar) . In
food:· said reporter< .err' \'ol1_h'nJu 111 tht• Detrt1it r rl'l' l 'h1lJgo. Steve Thomas' goal" 1th 1·12 left in oven1me Press gJ'e lhl." Blallha \1.~s a 4-J \ICIOIJ o'er Buffalo In
Problems began "ith '-laturd.t • , 11r,1 e' t•nt \\ l''tl T ornnlo Pat\' erbeek scored'"' 1c~ 10 tbe second period
German)·, :;.1 upsct 0 ,l'r ( inh•, 11,Jl...iJ in h<X l e' 3'1 't'" Jcr<.e~ mu11:d the \tapk Leafs. 1·2 In
There "ere fry, ,1a1..,111.:s a'ail.it"k in thl· prt"i'> !"Kt\ 11 \\ 1n n1pcg. Da\e Ellen had a goal and an assist as th('
toul reponer<; 2r1 minutes to h.mk throu~h thl· h t<i edgcd Quebec J-2 to <ila~ untl('a1en an thl.'1r last""
addledome l.ro"'d h J the post·g;ime inter\ ic" mom g.1me'> . Culg Impson ~orcd t" ace an J-secondc;
Ii m1d"'d' through thl' th a rd period to g1' e Edmonton a onl) to ind an unrl'lated pr~'> urnkrl·nce tn progrr-.'i. ....6, tclOr) 0 ,er , isiting \'anc-ov,er. runnang the01ters'
and tht' Wt)\ Ul'rman' ne,er did 'tim' up unbeaten streak 11, l'r lhl· c anuclo.s 10 :!ti game,. ( alg.an ha~ n{'\n <ieen a prl'" 1n' a\lon on th1'-'
s1..ak Jnd o hil 1al\ IA.t'ft' lcehng 1he1r \\3\
\h "'orsl n1ghtMJre 1s tlc:1nL 1n the ~ml' ruum
\\llh 2. 500 1ournal"" ·· \.t1d ;"Ir·" tli1.t·r T t·rn
C\te" ard · _I
His assistant "as 't1ll 'thJl..1n~ hl'r heJd Jh11ut ont·
question )he fielded "Ho" n .ir1~ '"u"'tlakl'' ~.tn J
snov.mal...10g mathane male 1n .1r: h"ur'' ..
Quote of.the day
Cl;>pers fall to Ma vs, 110-100
Maril A1•irre 'iCOrcd 25 points and m Derek Harper added 22 'iunda) night.
powering tht' Dallas 'v1avencks 10 a
110-IOONB'\ >Jrtor~ o'er tht' ('hppers at
the Sports '\rena Rolando Blackman had IQ points for
the Ma,encks. who ha"' ""On nine strat~l over th('
Clippers. who "ere led b' Micwl Ca1e with 20 points
. . . In other NB'\ games· BK k WllHe .. had 26 points
and 21 rebounds as :-..e"' Jerst') outscored Ph1ladelph1a.
J.4-14. an tht' founh q\Janer 10 ~at t~e 76t'rs. 109-IOS.
in East Rutherford In Ponland. Akeem Oa..J• ...
sparked a Houston comeback 1n the founh period and
finished wuh 23 points as th<' Rockets beat the Trail
Blazers. 115-103 In Dtn,er. Blair Ra1m•1sa, who
became a father for the first tame unda). tcored 14 o(
his 20 pcMnts an the second quaner and helped the
ua"tsdefeat l'tah. 10..,.q,
Jaqe An&elucci triumph• ·
RC DIA -Judgt .\naelucc1. ~ho !!J btaa 1987 HoneofthtYcarferdanandlut ·
summn-then lost to him an the Breeder's
Cup Cluslc 1n the fall. defeatt'd his
ataf*mate •1n unday. v.1nnan1 the San Antonio
Handicap al Sal'lta 11111.
Judae .\n~lutt1. ridden b)' Eddi<' Dclahoussayt.
took the k'ad an the t.c-bt~tch and pulled away 10 a
Jlr .. lt'ntth "lCIOf')' o~cr Ferdinand. who traf'malt1n1 his
debut as a S-)ear-old.
Btll SMtmaktr. '6. who rode Fud1nand to victor)
1a a..bt J98' 1tt1uud')' Oitrb) Ind 1uldfd him to the &~I* Awnl a.ta )9-f. •in wa.s aboard
•
Dawson to eun $1 .85 million
.\n arbmator a"'arded Andre Dawson •
J ) I 5 m11l1on contract unda). ruhng 1n
l.H or of the Chatago Cubs and against the
outfielder's bid for S:! m1l11on. '\rbatrator
Stephen Goldberg announced has · dt'C1s1on l\\O da)\
altcr taking four hours oftesumon) from Da"'son. hie;
Jgl·nt. Dick Moss. and Don Grenesko. 'ace pres1dcn1 of
th e Cubs. Da"wn. 33. "'as seeking to rcCel\ e thc
highest amoun1 of mont'' t'' er a1A.arded 10 a ba~ball
arb11ra11on C3\c..' The record IS s 1.975.000 IA.On last \t'ar
b} Don Mattta1ly of the Ne"' Yor~ Y:inlccs Former
"'orld champion bo\er Carlos Monton "as lhargcd
unda) Y.1th k11l1ng his estranged Y.1fc dunng an earl}
morning fight an "'hlch sht' fell to her death from the
bakon\ of an apanment. police said \fon1on. Y.Orld
m1ddlewe1ght champion from I Q70 until rrtmng an
IQ7 . sufTcrt'd t~~ro!!'p nbs and a hrol,•n cla \lde
during the fight and ~sp11:ih1ed an \.tar L>cl Plata.
'\rgenuna. a tx·ac h reson 250 mile., 'iouth of BuC'nos
'\ire\. Jnter1onol Hmp1tal :n.11hon11e' i.a1d Erik
Ra1mu1KD scored fi, c goalc;. 1ndudang the game·
wLnncr w11h 27 second'> to pla\ Sunda\. as W1ch11a
defeated the' 1s111ng Los o\ngclc•iLa1ers. 6-5 . an a !\1a1or
Indoor occer League um<."
Television, radio
TELEVI ION
IO·JO :t.m -PRO BA KETBALL: .\tlantn
at Chi cago. Ch3nncl ~
IO:JO am. -PRO HOCKEY Hartford at
Ph1lndclph1a. P"'
I p.m -PRO "BA UTBALL (8.\ -
Mis 1ss1pp1 :it 'annah. P
4 JO p m. -COLLEGE BASKETBALL·
Villano' ~lt Georgc101Nn. P
6·30 I> m -COLLEGE IA &ETBALL
Purdue at lo"' a. ESPN.
p.m . ..._ WINTER OLYMPICS: from
C:alpl). lbena (3 hours) dela)~d. Channel 7
8 p.m ...! COLLEGE IASl.ETBALL
n orida Ill 11am 1 (dcla)ed). ll "
11.30 pm -WlNTEll OLVMPI . Da) 1n
rC\ 1c~. Channel .
RADIO
I pm -PRO ROCKEY Detroit al l<1nts
Kl...\ (S70l.
30 p m -COLI.EGE IASlETIALL'.
I at Sin J t.a&<' K PZE '1190)
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CI IJXSKETBllliPI;&YO
From Bl
A hopts to Pasadena whert Blair
( l 6.-7) awaits.
..Not cveryQne was thrilled with
their initial atsi1nmtnts, wbich 1sn•t
an upset.
Amona the comments: ~.._., JM lordlert: "I know
thty (St. Anthony) have Dcmck
Man in and a lot of spttd. Thty beat
Bishop Amat -wow!"
Marlaa'• Steve P.,...,Cla: .. l know
they're comina on at 1ht tnd of 1he
rear. At least we ha vt tht' home gym.
l's the third tame since 1982 that I've
gone in No. 2 and our first home
game. so I fetl good about that. I
thought I might get Mater Dea."
E1taocla'1 Tim O'Briea: "Sunn)
Hills is the S«ond best in the bracket.
We had I 5 legitimate wins and 1
thought we might get a better draw
than that"
All three Sunset League entries
appear to be in deep waters. ,
Ocean View's assignment -I
Paul. 1s the at-large ent~. the o. "
team from the Angelus League
The SY.ordsmen have a"eraged
93.5 points a game. have gone over
1hc centur) mark seven tames and
haH~ sis pla)ers a'eraging in doublc-
figures.
A.mong the rapid-fire SY.ord~men
arc 6-0 senior guard John Guerrero
ABC has
rough day
at Oly111pics
By RJCK WARNER
.\BC had a rock~ da~ at thc \\inter
01} mp1cs Sunda}
The postponc-ment of the mcn's
do" nh11l beC:.use of humcanc~forcc
"1 nds left the net"' ork "'tth a bag ' oad
to fill in 11s sax-hour daytt~ telecast
and d1sappoan1ed millions "ho "ant-
ed 10 see sk11ng's most pres11g100~
C\C'Ot h\C
So" \ 1eY.ers "'all ha\C 10 settle for
J tJped sho"'ang of the do"nhall
Junng .\BCs telecast tonight The
e' ent has bet'n re$Chcduled for earlier
tuda). "'hen thrrr as no Ol)mp1c<,
( 16.6 ppt. 9.1 assists per pme). U rham~· M.au Det.
juniorGrca Willia o•.• ~ 10.8 Bi Amal, which defeated
rebound• a pme). 6-S senaor Many Mattr i twice in Anerlua Leeuee
Toorv1tte-(.,,,,,.._ tO.O~ndt a-achoA. ct... Jbal dillillii:lioa. Ma9't
pmc), 6-1 junior Jason Han (I J.S Dci. runner·up in the Aqelus, wu
ppt). 6-1 senior Ktith Quiroz (12.0 nouceded and drew 1 roed _pmc with
PPJ) and ~2 senior Nate Crawford • Notrt Dame or Sherman Oek1.
( 10.4 pPI). . h's the 4-A di vi.ton, however.
Manna's foe. St. &em.rd. features which drew the attention or CIF
the play of Eric Nelson. Edward Associate Commissioner Dean
Stokes and Juno Armstron .. while Sa. Crowley.
Anthony awaits Edison with one of "It shapes up as the dtepnt playoff
the CIF Southern Section's most bracket we'n had in my 13 ycan
formidable ofTert1ive olayer in years here.'' said Crowley. "Twelve had 20
-the 6-0 Derrick Martin. or more wi ns and three othcn have
Manin has averaged 33.4 points a 19."
game and optratcs within a unit Amona first-round match ups in the
which features three players with a • 4-A arc 20-S Ventura at 22-3 Beverly
combined average of24.7 rcboundsa Halls. Capistrano Valley (22-4) and
game. Santa Ana (23-3) are the No. 3 and 4
St. Anthony will enter with its best-seeds.
ever record -21-4. Top seeds include Amat (24-2) in
Sunny Hills awaits Estancia with a the S-A: Simi Valley (22-3) in the 4-A;
12-game winnina streak, due largely Saddlcback (22-4) in the 3-A: Bln-
10 the play of 6-7 senior Brian ning (25-0) in the l·A: St. Bonaven-
McCloske>. who has ~averqcd 18 ture (20-2) in the l·A: and Oakwood
points and I 5 rebounds a game. Ht' (20-2) in the Small Schools.
"'as the MVP at the Sunny Hills and The Los Angeles Spons Arena is
Brea-Ohnda tournaments. the s11e of the finals for all but the l·A
For lhc first time si nce 1983 the and Small Schools on March S. but
maJOr division (5-A) has a top seed thc semifinals will be at alternate
other than three-tame defending sites.
*** *** CIF pairings
'" H~ !fir•• ll9'Md, ~v. 7:11..
Bosco Teen <11·1Jl vs 8 lsh0o Am.1 <2'·21.
•' Eo11ewooo Veroum O•• l 12·f J •• 84w:o Teen
1...e•ewooo 11 '' •• 1...ovola (19· SJ SI Paul CIS·11 et OU.11 View ( 15·71
E dlsen (1'·10) •I SI Anll'IOM Ctl·•l
Meter Oe• 11·1J el Notre Oeme ( 13·9)
St Btrnero 111·?J at Mli'1N ( 11·0
P•us · X (9 • 13l el M1lllaen 120-•J
cair •·• Wlld C•rel Game W~y, 7:l0
C""''tr O•' 116·11 e r lrvllle lll·U)
lflnt lllWllCI lfrlclay, 7:l0
Cru Ct "I• V • U ·lOI 11 S1m1 Vtv 171 31
C ••t"'O"' IS·t• •' w arren IU ·lOJ
Qp011nos 19 • •' Nooe,., 120·'> Vtnture t20·SI et 8t•.,trty H1Hs (22•)1
1n9•ewoOG l ll 10• •' Bvene 111·71
,Pam.en 1 IS·IJ •' Et Toro !lt·S)
Hoovt• 113· 10 e t Qemone 121·SJ
Do""•nguu 11• 10 •' Senta •"• l1l·l l
Pa1m SP• ngs 11 11 er CaPO Vellev ln ·O
Sen•• 1Voon1ce I~ Ill et Dow"!>' ll~·IJ
S•N• Ana v " i. 101 •' MOreno Vtv (20·0
1000 o ... , t 12 11 o emoncs 8•• 111-•1
West••• U 10 11 Senta 8ert>e're l 1'· St
w •o cero w r<ter •' G1enoete 120·•1
Pe,. ' 11·6 •' Foo•n llS·7J
L H Ul'la Hiiis ( 16·9) al Blair (16·71
Barstow t IS·]) el Central 120-•>
L• Pue111e 116·7> el Senta Clar• < 16·•>
Senft ~rlt 111·SI •• PHO lllootes Ill·•>
Non.,.111 lll ·ll ti Victor Veltev ll•·S>
A w111ner a l Duarte 12•· I>
8 wtnner el Wu•~ llt·SI
Caorltlo I 12·•1 11 Cetabews I 12· II)
lt19Nlli (1)·•> e t Artttle 11•· 10)
Ktoofi (10-12> t i Lt Cen~e 123·1>
8toominoton C?O·•> ti E09ewood I 11-1>
C winner el Lomooc (17·61
8el(!w1n Per11, ( ll·I ) ti lndlo ( 13-f)
O wi11ner et San Bernardino 12S· I)
Cl, •••
WICI CMCI G-w.-...y, 7:JI
r Al 8rtthl'8f'I 11'·1) t i C'*1WlcA (1)· 101
18 ) Yue..:. v1., 116·61 ti Orenee Luln (1'·71 ICI lt•o Honoo lll ·I ) ., Ktfn Viv 116·•>
!0 ) Mo1e vt (16·S) et Aoulnas (13-7)
!E l Feltn 8t1>ll\t 116·5) el Cetn.drel (11·6)
(F ) Oe• Par• I 12· 111 el Monlclalr CIS·61
lGI ~rsnell 112·tl et San1e Ynez (16·61
•HI C11em lnaoe 115·•> e1 Cronroeos n•·ft
"'"' llleuftd .. ,,.y, 7:>1 A .. inner el SI 8onav81'11Uft 120·2J
8 .......... , lleit Jeff ( 16·61
C .. ,.,,.., et L• 8e1>hll I 17·•1
0 w•n"l"' et llrentwooo tl7·SJ
l'.0' erage on the air ~
.\BC lilkd t1mr \\11h taped fea-
t url'S. upd:lll'" .ind ll' e intcn·ac" '·
and ud10g l\\O haghl~ cmbarra .. c;1ng
Se" Go•gon·o 16· 1 It 11 GlenOOfe 116·0
Cllf J·A
E w1nntr et Wn•tlil'f Ct\rlSllen 117·61 ~ w1nnt r e t Pesaoene Poly 11'·)1
G winner et T tnacner:>• ll4·6)
UOl'S -The firc;t "a~ .\I TrautY.1g's 1n1er-
' 1c" \\llh \I:\ 1hnap1st Dr Ruth
\\ e~thl'lml'r. "ho "as asked "'hether
)i...1l'rs )hould mal...c lo' e before a rJCe
.. The' onh should do 11 ~1th their
'' 1 ll' or ·partner. · Dr. Ruth s:ud. ··so
thl·~ l·an do a qutd.ac .. lfat'c; a nc"'
Im n . 11 "ould la l e all night "
Runm·r·up for the bad taste a"'ard go~:" to ~Lung anal~st Bob Bea111e
\ftn an1er\ll'"'1ng ··D)nast)" star
EmmJ Samm) about her \Oluntcer
''orl ford} 1ngchddrcn. Beattat' asked
the acm·ss 1f ht' ""anted to go out to
dinner "11h him am ms. appearing
<,(unned pohtd) said she had other
plan~
BOATING
Wlld C1rel Game WedMMlay, 7:l0
Monrci..r 111 121 11 Lt W nt 114·9)
lflnt 111.uftel Friday, 7:)0
Bwrbt ni< 116 7J •I S. ..... <* (?1·4)
B•ut-Ol•"<I• IJ· 10 •' Gerev I 1)· 111
.t.n•t lOOe Ve• ev 10 1 ll et Sen•• Fe l 11·61
T•ov 17 I I •' !Cen<'~v 17·7) c" t ''O" lf·t t i LO\ A IM"!tlOS 19·61 0..1rrz Hll•s 1~·7 el ~rr 117·SI
WH ll'(ll 16·7 t i l.VZ·nQl" 111 SI
W· o cero ..,,Mt< 11 1loQ•n11 Hill\ 111·"
Le Qu•ntt 111 1) el TuS11n 120·SJ
E Ooreoo 112 101 a1 8 oMe Ill · II>
Wtst Torrence ( 17 7) el 8urrou1111s I U·61
E1 Se9undo (17 91 at AlnemDte 120·51
80•\e C.'•"oe 115 9) e1 S.ve nne (11·•1
P1•os Vt<'oes 11 1 I at Morninos~ l l•·•t
C ;orf\l e ISi 111 NIOM•Of IO 116·6)
Estancia ( 14· 111 e l Sunnv H••I\ 110·)1
Cllf l ·A
WICI C.rd 9lfl'Wt W...._y, 7:l0
(4 1 Azusa f ll·Sl •' L._ ~ 19·10 8 1 Ct •t•.co 111 11) ti El\1nore <lt·ll
!Cl Agoyre 110 Ill at So PeHClefla !10·121
10 1 Arrovo 111· 121 e l Souln Hill\ ( 11·91
!'Int lllWllCI l'rl4ay, 7:l0 Bt~l•ower 1 ll ti et 8erin•no 125·0!
S• Joseon l1 t 1 et Sar Dimes '11 SI
'1 wlnne< ti Buumont ( 1'· S)
Cllf 5'n8I SCllMh
WICI Ctr• ..,,,_, W..._.v, 7:Je
I.Al HtrDOr Cllff\llen t9•9) t i Pi19rim (ll·•I
Ill 8 1QOm.no•on '"'''''•" 11·t J e1 tn•e no Cnr s1.an 11S·S c ~Hoe (16·•> at Yes .... llO·tl
!fir-JI Ill_,. 1"r19y, 7:)0)
Nori" Cou,.•v C""'''•" C 12·SI a t 0.•wooo
120·?1
Tnacner 16·•1 et Wot Viv Cnr """ c 12·21
•velOn I 11 71 et St Margarett (U ·)J
Cal Lu•ner •n ll 1·61 11 !libel Cnrlltlen 116· ll
v .uanov• Prfl> IS· 101 et Teme>leton I 11· )I CSOR el 8eoll" CllffSlle n. Htrnel t 11·SI
Boro,. (ll·tt •' Co!ev•llt 114·•1
Bt'""' 8eot '' 11 .i 11 WooocrtSI C11r1s11an
11·6'
W••O cero w1nne< A et Ce•t I 15·21
Trone 11·11 •• 8 111 p ,.,, 116·•>
N ilo Cara 8 w•Me r 11 w,,,,.,..., I 1•·21
Ho•v Mertvrs I 11 SI et Soul"' 80 Lu1"8rt"
f 11 )l
V•CIC>f V1t•t v Cnt1J11en lll·SJ ti Sllv ... Vellev
'16-31 M•U•on Prto 113·61 el Calif Cl'lri\ll•n I 14-4) w 10 cero C w nner 11 GG Cl••-• ( 12.JJ
G•tet 11·91 1 1 uoerte Cnrl\tlt n lll ·11
Citfus makes it a clean sweep
Boat takes overa ll.
first-to-finish.
first In Class A
Decep11on a anta Cruz-50 slip-
pered b) Da' e ~1 egannn~. Cahforn1a
't achl Club fin15hed at 7:28 am
unda'
Fra<,er. :lnta C'ruz Yacht Club.
finished a1 2.35 a.m. Sunda) to v.an
the Performance Handicap Racing
Fket di\ ISIOn.
By ALMON LOCXABEY
Oelly ......... ~.,.,. ..
'\:ine1een of the 2Q 'achts an the ~an
01rgo to \1an1an1llo race had fin -
1-.hl·d b' noon unda' but conunued
light "'·ands had the. nthc~ dnt11ng
tll\'ard thc tin1\h lrotn., I to 200 males
OU l
Nearing tht" finish "'•th four miles
10 go .... as Burton 8cnJ:im1n's Lone
~tar Ill. ouih"C!>t{·rn Yacht Club.
and John .\ren.,· Toma ha"' k. Balboa
't acht Club "a" 21. miles from the
finish
0 1her PH Rt boats finishc-d were
Joss. Dack Dan iels. Long Beach
Yarht Club. and Allure. Charles
Jal.obson. anla Cruz Yacht Club.
Official results "'cre t'llpectt'd to be
postcd toda~ Roller Coaster. sk1ppercd b) John
.
rhc b1enn1al ('\ cnt turned an to a big
hoal rarc "'11h the IOR Class .\boat\
<ietunng the o'erall hard1A.arc
Rustlers split, play I or title
( 111us. co-,l1ppercd b~ :0-.:ack and
Roh Frazee made 11 a clean s""eep
"11h a .first 10 fiamh. first 1n Class ..\
and lim O' l'rall
The Golden West Collegt' baseball
learn l'arned a spl at of a ts tY.o games an
the C~ press Tournament unda).
falhng to the host Chargas. 6-4.
before rebounding to dcfcat El
Camano. 9·5.
out hit. Keith Laszlo walked. Jim
Buccheri singled. Tom Smythe was
hat b) a patch and Paquette. Mike
Hu}lerand Terr) Re rchard1 followed
"'1th singles.
Paquette. who went 4 for 6 in
Saturday's WIO ovc-r Merced. had
three more hits against El Camano
and dro' can th rec runs. Hu) ler was 2
for 4 wath four RBI.
~t:cond "'as Blondie sailed b) Pat
f-Jrrah Long &alh Yacht Club. and
1hirJ \\JS f..athmandu. Rohl·n'
Ooughl) C alafornaa Yacht Club ·
The Rustkrs. 3· I. ""ere to pla) at c, press th as morning. ncc.-dang a pair
o( "'ans o' cr the Chargers to win the
tournc) llllc
.\gaanst El Camino. Craig Paquct-
tc's two-run sanglc-in the eiahth
inning tied the game at 3. and Gofden
West followed with a six-run ninth to
dispose of the Warriors.
\II lhrcl· of the 1op finishers on
hand1l'ap tame "ere Santa Cruz-70s
fro m the dc~agn ooard of Ball Lec.
San la ( rul
Golden West left-handt"r Tom
Thobc Y.cnt lhc distance. striking out
eight and walking five.
Onh one IOR C'lass B boat had
lin1')hrd at th(' 9 a m Sunda' roll call.
but. ''~o 01hcrs v.erc eltpected b)
noon.
Most of the Rustlers' damaae in the
ninth was done after 1wo wert out.
Wath Jon Martin on follow1n1 a one-
In the first game. Jim Bunch hit a
t\\O-run homer an the first 1nn1ng and
Da'c Churchill followed with a thrce-
run blast an the fifth 10 pace Cypress to
the '1ctory. 1
OC Hall to add Morris, 3 others
Track sensation Eddie Moms. v.ho won se'cn IF
gold medali.asa spnnterat Huntington Beach High in the
l::ttc 19 30s. a Iona"' 1th th rte others. ha' c bt't'n ~lc-cicd for
andul 11on into the Otange Count~ ports Hall of Fame.
Morm. alons with baseball •reat'> Rod Carew and
o\nd) Mc~strsm1lh and women s softball star Carol
p;inks. will be honored at <he ahnOal induction banquc\
tonight ut thl' D1 ne) land Hotel. •
The) J01n 36 members eJ\shrined over the paij. Stvcn
)C''1r\
\o1oms v.oh 11\e state champ10Mh1p in the llO·)ard
dash three ·>ca~ If\ a rov. and 1hc nauonal 1un1or '\ l '
utlcs m the I 00 and 220 1n 1940 His bc"1 times that )'Car
\H're9.Sand 10 6. rcs~uvel). which v.ere bcttcfthan 1he
umcs that "on the NC A A champ1onsh1J)5 that )Cir.
Morns' 0 1) mp1c dream~ were ended b) anillcl)
"'ounds sulTCrcd tn 1hc South Pat<ri'ic during World War
II
After a carttr 1n the 011 1ndustl). he 1s mired and
r<'s•-"~ m the 'lite of Wastunaton, I C'artw v.on K~cn "mencan Ltaaue blmna u1le
dunna a t 9~)·tar m~or kif~ carttr that COft(Judcd v.-11h
K'\ en K'l'°n ( 19 9·8S) •Hh the .l\ntels He as a.member
Qf the c clus1't 3.000.hu club and his lifetime batt1n1
&\~rage wu .32
One of lht all·t1mc tcasffnt \'Otc1.(ttcrs~ in 11· tar
• ballo11na. Care~ rcs1des1n 4'nahe1m H1llund c\lrrtn11 ''
runn1n1 a baseball school
M nmnh 1 on.c of the f~ p1Lchrn to v.-1n .. 0
pm~ an a •u on 1n both the mcncan and 'Ja11onal
ka1uc' The former \\.es1em H1ahitar'f'00 20pme\ "11h
the "ngcls in 1971 and repeated the feat 1n 1974 as a
mt'mbcr of the Dodgers. He currtnlly rts1dts an Soquel.
Calaf., an the Santa Barbara area .
·spanks pla)cd on four nauonal champ1onsh1p
sofiball teams with the Oranae L1ontttcs between 1958
and 197.S. a period in which \hey also finished Sttond six
11mcs. While s1111 a UCLA st udent. she t>epn her career
with the Buena Park Lynx and went on to make the
.\mateur Sof\~11 Assoc1at1on's All-American team 13
tame~
panks 1s currtntl) htad sofiball coach at Cal Poly
Pomon:t and also coached the United tatcs_Jold·me<Ul
"''nnina team 1n the 1987 Pan mencan Oames. The
lona·limc Tu un resident as also an outstandint tmate'-tr
aolfcr •
Other honortts at the benquet. an which Ed Arnold ~au be emcee. art Ralph Clark (l1fct1mc Achievement
v.ard):Jerry Doattt (5,cc11I Rtt0p1t1on Award): Lou
nK"r (Woody 0.er~h Award)~ and Bobby Hatf~kt (Ral~rk A"''lrd). ~ hononna 1nductm and 1 lal'Jlt cotlec1son of
Oranat ount} pons mtmonbtl .. arc on eubhc dasplay
1n the Hall of Famc Room and the Hall of Champions 1n
-'nahc1m tad1um dunna event hours.
Then non~ptofit <>ranee. Count) pons H•n or
Fame. Inc . proHdH aahk\K-equipment for rt'C'Ol"•uel Ora• Count) )Outh ltOUP'-
pplecation' for eoqu1pmtftl 11'\ t 91 at ~I as
bal!<J*' ta11n1 1nforma11on. att a"a1ta~ b) t*ontna
US...fSIO
,
~/ Gar~ Pltvtt '43.000 .,
(tll Cht ltodr19utr, 37 900 -* Al Gttlltr{ltr, 20,lOO
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6M3·7MO
10-n-11·t4
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73·75-70•70 Miiier larbtr 10,300 NeA
WllT9•N CON,l.INCI eoLP lit
Arnold Pal"* 13.300 Orvflle ~v. 13,300 ltedlk .....
W L
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171 291
Bruce Ocvtln 11 217 •
HarOld Henn'"' I 1 117 ,.,
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73·12·'9·71 69·7H•·••
lS Sl 12 33
11 3S MldwMt ~
·'°' .S41
Ji• .2'7 .m
O.llti 30 17 631
HouilO<I ,. 11 ·'°' 1 'i') o.,.,,..,. 21 19 .SK 2
Ulel'I 23 24 419 1
Sen Antonio II 2• .A09 10'1»
Seer-lo lS )1 ,,, l'li?
IASTlllN CONP'llllNCI
Bol!O(I.
PfllteoelPtll•
Wa.llin9ton
New York
New JtrWY
Attenle
Dtlrol1
Ct1lc.t90
lndlene
Mllweul<M
Cleveland
A-.-C DWI.-,
)4 15
?1 2S
II 27
17 2'
12 ~
CeMl'•DMllell
32 " ,, " ,. 21
2S 12
23 12
2S 24
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LHWI 115, Bo11on 106
01111\ 110. ai.tr\ 100
....
4S7
400
.370
.250
Ntw Jtt"WY 109, Pllllldtle>flla 10S
Hou\lon 115, Por111nc1 103
O«nver 107, Ull tl 93
TedlV'I ~ Mf1W1.,.H at Wa1t1ir>elon. 10 a.m
Altenta 11 Chlc190, 10:30 • m.
S.Cramen10 11 Cle,.elt nd. I 1;30 e .m
Ntw J411'WY ., Ntw York, 4:30 0 m
Pllilaoetonla et Detroit, 4:30 o.m
Golden Stele 11 San Antonio, S 30 om
_!>11111 11 St1lllt . 6 • m -i>orllt !'d al Uletl, 6·30 om
Bo11on 11 ~f'f•. 6 30 o.m.
.. uiren 11s, cemc,.1°'
1\12
4'11
6'11 ,.,,
71l
M>STOM 1106) -Bird l ·i2 9·11 25. McHete
1 H 4 2·2 24. P1rl1t1 0·4 0-0 O. Al119t 6· 11 2·2
16, D Jonn1on 10·20 1· I ?1. Gilmore O·O 1·2
1, Minni.field 0-4 O·O 0, Lon1 us l·S 2·2 9, Aerts
0-1 0·0 0, 1too.r11 3·3 0·0 6, OIV't 1·2 0-0 2.
Lewi1 1·2 O·O 2 To1111 '3·• 17·20 106
LAKEltS (llS) -Grttn 0·3 2·2 2. Wortnv
S· 10 0-0 10. Abdul· JeOO.r I · 19 I· I 17, E Jonn'°" 9·19 4·7 12. Scott 15·19 •·I le.
ThOmoson S·I 2·S 12. COOotf' l·I 9·9 12. Smrtl<
I · 1 O·O 2 To1ali 44·'7 24·32 115 I
Scert bV ~
Boslon 24 20 ~ 26-106
Lal<ers 31 33 11 ~llS
Tl'lret· ooin• goat1-Aln{lt 2. LOl\au\, $coll 2. ,
COOotf' Fouled out-None ltt0oun0s-Bo11on
S4 (Bird 17), L11<er1 45 (Tnomoson l1l As·
sl•ts--6ollon 17 (Jonnson 10), L•k•n 31 I Jonn· '°" 141 To111 10<;11-60\lon 2S. L•ktr\ 14
Ttctlnk:ats-0 Jonnson. At>Oul·JeOO.r L1ker1
11i.o.1 deftMe 2
Alttndanc-17.505.
Meveridl' 110, Oipper' 100
DALLAS 1110> -Perkins S-10 2·J 11.
Lanny WN11l11•, 'IOl.000
112
Rlcllard ZOllOI. 6ol;IOO
John Huston. 40,toO
Gtnt Sautn. 11,IOO
Fulton Ati.m, 24.000
eo«> Eastwood, 19,42S
Jim Cart~, 1t,42S
Tom Welson. 19,41S
Loren ROO.rts. 1t,42S
274
27S
v•
111
211
Oave E ic.htlbtr11tr, IS,000
JC Sneed, lS,000
Devlo lltlll, IS.000
BIN Brltlon, 1 l,2SO
Ben Crtnst1aw. 11,?SO
Jonn lnmtn, 11,?SO
Jonn Mahaffev. 11,150 -Rocco Medl41tt. 1.120
BoOOv Wadkins. 8.1?0
Lt rrv Nelson. I, 120
Jodie Mudd, I. 110
Scott Hoctl, I, 110
Scott SIMl>\On, I, l?O
Buddy Gardner. S,340
Tom Sleckmann • .S.J.40
Blllv Andredt. 5,340
Hale Irwin, S,340
M•rk Brooh, 5,)40
Chio Bee•. • • .WO
111
2U
Leona rd TN>n>PID". l .652
Bernnerd Lar>ger , 3.65?
Olck Ma\!, l .652
JIY HHl 3.652 l(ennv Knox 3,6.S1
ltlclt Pear'9n; 3,6S2
Devt ltummtlls, 3.6S2
Rooert Wrenn. 3.6S7
* NOOUO Seri11we, 2.760
George Arcntr, 2.760
Ha1ime Meltllal, 1,760
Ronnie Blacl<, 2.760
Ernle Gonrelu . 2.100
• ltov Bi1ncal•111, t 100
Catvln Petit. 1. 100
8illv ltlV' Brown 1, 100
Jeff Sluman. 2, 100
215
Merk CeleevKcnle, 1. 100
Peut A1lnoer 1, 100
* Ritntrd Cromwell. I.SOI
CraogSt&Oltr, I.SOI
Berrv Clleesmen. I.SOI Lerrv Mire, l,SOI
Brien Tennvson, I.SOI
Mlkt Bender I SOI
Howerd Twlttv. 1,390
Dewtv Arnellt, I 390
Tony SlllJ 1 390
117
61·71·'6·6'
..... 1l·6S·10
n ·6M9·'4
71·61·67· ..
69-69·61· 70
'9·6'·73·'4
6'·61·11·•9
69·70-64·12
61·'4-70-13
7S·'4·69·61
70-•7·73·61
70·61·'9·71
11-61-n ·••
11·61· 11-10
61· ... 13·70 ,. ....... 70
61·1?·71·69
70·13·69·61
70·67·7S·61
u -n -11-11
70·61·71-71
•1-n -10-11
n -61-11-10
61·67·75·71
69·68·11·13
71·67·70-73
61·70·66·17
69·71-70·7?
11·61·1?·12
69·11·11·71
71·61·71·13
12·70·61·13
73·61·71·70
69·70·70-74
11·61·10·14
69·12·13·69
12·70·69·73
73·69·Z0•1l
11·69·73· 71
70·69·71·74
73·61·11·73
71·71·TO·n
70·71·13·71
71-71·13·70
71·69· 76·69
71·61·61·17
71·12·73·69
10·71 ·11·14
13·69·70·74
70-71·11·13
11·10-11 ·13
11·11·1•·10
71·71·13·71
13·66·7•·74
7•·61·74·71
11·11·71·11
Wtllff Ztmllf'•llc•, 9 900
Larry Mowrv, 9 800
Bob Chtrlt\ 8 .00
Bruce Cremoton I 400
2'S LM Elder 7 000
Tommv A•ron 7 000
Al CPlandter 6 12S
Art Sltven1ront 6 11S
13·11·7•·14 ... ,..,..13
64·7J..71·71
1•·13·14-n
10-16·1•·15
6f-T.HS·71
72.75.,..73
76·71 ·14·7S
STOCK CAR RACING
Otvtonl SOO
(et DeV'eftl ... di, Fla.)
At\utl\ Sund'ev from ttle Dev•on• SOO
NASCAA \toe' car rac1n9 t vent wlln 1tartlng
PO\ll•on on oarentf'I"'' noriletown, tvoe ot car.
laos como1e1e<i rea1on ou• 11 env. or la monev
•"" winner \ avecaof \-d on moll
1 131 BODDY Aff•son Huevtown Ala Buo<I\
Reoal 100 \20? 9.aD ll7 SJ 1
1 171 Davtv Ali•\On Hut vtown AJ•. F'ord
T"vnder bird 200 I I) 7b0
3 I 19 p., I Par\Qn\ (O,.cord, NC Old\·
mob•le Cut•es1 SvPrf,...,f 100 II 62S
• 114 Nt.i Bonne•· Beuemer Ale • Pon· tlac Grano Pr • 100 61 290
S II Ttrrv Lat>oMe Arc,.da~ NC
Cnevrolf l MOl'llf Ca•IO SS 200 61 41S
6 • ll ... f" X"••oe• Concord NC Cnev·
rolt t Montt CariO SS ?00 n 11S
7 •SI R..i\'i Wallace C"e rloltt NC Pon·
lllJC Cr ard Pr • 100 S9 Q9()
I 1171 S1rri•n9 M•'"" ColumD••. Tenn
OldsmOO•te Cu•llJH S..oD't,...,f 200 '3 76S
9 ( 181 Budov 811•.tr C"arlotle N C Olds·
moo It Cullan s..,o•eme 700 36 490
10 161 Da•r Ea"nara• OOOl e NC Cllev·
rottt Monlt Carie SS 100 S2 ~O
II {0 Da"fl <Na tr P Franklln Tenn
Cnrvroit t Monte Car•o SS. 700 13 I~ 11 )I) Bill E11,011 Dll>N\Onv,tte Ca l=ord
T"undt'l>•rd 200 l I 01 S
13 191 BoDbv H•lt•r J• Ha" \burg N C
Bu1n Reo11 700 21 l10
U I ISi G<!Oll 8od1nt Juher ~ C C"evrOlfl
Monte Ca rlO SS 700 21 )0~
IS I 1)1 Roe• Wol1on Cnaroot1t N C Old\·
mo1>1lt Cut111u Suo•rmt 100 2J 16S
16 1361 D•~ Jarrett Co"O•tr N C 8 u•C•
Regal. 700 18 U S
11 1771 R•c'v Rvda Cne\•C>t••• Va Bu•C'
RfOIJI 200 20 IH
18 111 Kvtt Pet•, H•ll" Po·"' N C Fora
Tr>ul'dert>••d 199, 13. SOS
19 1?11 Trevor 80 11 Canada Cnev•Olfl
Monte Cerio SS 199 IS 08S Aguirre 10·24 4·4 2S. Oonald\Oft 2·5 1·2 S
Btac1<m1n S· IS 9· 10 1,9, Htroer 9-16 4·6 n.
Terotev 6·'6 4·4 16, D .. ,, 2·7 0·0 •. Blab 0-0
1-1 1, Scflrempf l ·S 0·1 6 Tolals. 42·91 25-ll
110
CLl"ERS (100) -Cege 7·1J 6·10 10, Wolf
S·I O·O 10, Ben.amon S·9 1·1 12. WOOd\Oft •·I
0-0 I , Drew •·• 1·7 9, Normar> 6·11 1·2 ll
l(ltt 0· I 0·0 0 Oe•lev 4· ll t -8 16. Velentlne
• 10 4·• I? To111,· J9·81 n -21 100
LPGA -.Um.ment
111 Ser•iM•, At.l
10 1191 Dave Ytarc \ t.. 1••• ' Crtf' NC
Cnr vro1e1 Mont• Cer o SS tot 11 11S
71 1 Jll Brad Tea11u• JOl'ln~on (o•v Tenn
Otc1smoD•lf Cull•U So..Prtmt lot 1) S70
Scare bV OU•"'" Dt "ll 32 1S 14 19-110
CH~rs 19 21 2S" 21-100
Tnree·ooont 90al-A11uirrt F'<><;lecl
ou1-Ter01ev 1te00unc1,-D111n S6 IT••Plfv
ISi Ct1poer1 S4 <Beniamlf' 141 Anl\1,-011111
25 IHerpe< t l. CllPoet\ 11 lVelenllnt I ) Total
foulr-D•"-• n. (llPOtrl 25 TtcMl·
call-Ttrolev. Norman (t~ledl. Delley
A11enc1nc_.. ~s
111
P111v Snee"•" '33 750 115
Jo.t."nt Cer~r II 000
JOdv Ro~n'"•I 17,9" * S"t" I T urnt r 10 617
8fll'\ Dan•t• 10 617
(1111'\v Mo•H 7 156
Jut1 '"'\!tr 1 2S6
"'•nnv Hemmtl S ISO
Jan S•eont nson. S.006
Co•ltt" Weli..er. S 00.
,.,
11 ·12·11·61
70·74·73·61 11·10·14·10
69·74·13·70
61 ·13·11·13
13·7•·72·61
11·15·11·6'
70-7'· 70· 71
... ,..13.71
71 ·11·11·1•
n IH M••t Wa11r o O,.t"\boro l(y
Pontiac Grind Pr • 197 h 06S
23 4351 S•evt Moo•e ~erro111on Ca Cne•
rote• Mo~I• C•r·o SS 19S 13 110 1' .t()I Ed P ..,,.,.. N•wDu•gl> Ol'>•O Bu1CL
At11111 191 II 60S ?~ 1)71 J•mm~ Mean\ ForHI C••v N C
C t1evrott • Mon•t Ca• eo SS 1q' II 2SO
16 3q A11tpn JO"f\ UP'on K v Fora
T"undt •b>rd WO 10 SVS
21 n De •r •• Coot C P111r olle N C Fora
T"vl"dt"l>"cl 11) IS 1lS
28 2l• EOO•• B•t '\C'""•'t San .Antol'lo
Old\<"'Ol>••f CullaU Suort""f li t 11 oeo
1'I 10 Harrv Cal'I• Tav!Of\v•llf N C C ..... Korfl
llOCKIES
Arlrone 71 Oregon SI 62
MtOWEST •
Noire Dame 73, UCLA 64
SOUTH
291
M••'ll l=•11uer11 Oott• ) 670
Jene Ce<ides 3 •20
13·1'·14 ·10
74·72·13·71
74·•9·76· 71
M·77·76 1'
71·74·70·7S
72·75·61·76
C"'wro•t l Mor-•e Ca"O SS 17S eceodfllt IS S7S
30 76 R.c• Jt""" Pros1>tc• l(.v Cnorv~
•o t• Monie Caro SS 174 ll.410
)1 I I• Benrv P11r1on\ EHe~l>t! NC Fora
Tnurdt'D••cl IS& rnO•"f 1a1lurr l) 190
No!!ll CarOlln1 64. Virginia SI
EAST
Amv AICott 3 b 19
U\O'fllt Ntum1nn 3 619
Bein SolOmon J 619
SPlellev Hemlin. 3619
l1 161 Ater ic:v1,. e ll Concord N C Ford
TPl..inde•b•'O U8 14 410
3) 171 A J Fov• HO<;"O" Old•rnot>"•
Temme 91, Gtor9t 'W1Piln111on •1 292
M.-1 Bteckweldfr 2 11'
Rol•t Jon<rS 1 I t J
76·74·73 ·69
69· n -16 ·70
I)· 1•·1l· 17
Cut au Suortn't IOS eCC•dtnl 11 OS
}4 134, Aocnard Pttlv Rend'tm •" NC
Pon• ac Crar-o F"r • 104 acQOtnt 11 47S
JS U?I Brtlf BOd"'' '"'"'U"O N y Fo•o
Tnu"derblrd 104 accodtn• t7 170 Nentv Looer 7 Ill
Cett1v ~··no 2 7'11
~rtne NtuU! 1191
Amv BtnJ 2 1'11 '
K om Snlomen 2 191
Lori Garoaci 2,2'1
Donna Wni1e. 2 291
Catr.v Jonnston 2 190
7S· 1S·14·69
73· 1S·7'· 1 I
70·74·71 ll
11·1•·11·1'
76 70· 73·74
71·7l·7•·7S .
70·71·75·76
J6 •2S• p.,,, Ber .. dOlt P"ot"', Ford T"""
Ot 'C»ra UlJ acC•d4!fll 10 340
J7 10 Lakt Soetd Jec,.son Ml\\ °'°' '"'011•1t Cut1a u Suoreme 65 t n9•"41 leot-.rt
12 860 31 1311 C•tt Yerooro~n S.rd \ SC
Old\MO!>•ff Culll\\ Suo•...,e ~ ICC•dfnl °"" 1ff ""'" DAVEY'S LOCKl'.lt IMtw-1 ... di) -J
boel\. IS2 en91tr1 19 rock """ 1 111t1t>ut 3•
ca11co bui. 41 tend oa n . 60' m1cu~e1, 21
Sl'IHO\llel d 123 !>fut otrcPI 100 \CulOin. •
cao.ron
294
Mlult McGeorge 1 7SJ
S"errl Slelntil ut • I 7SJ
Dottie Moct1ne 1 753
11·71·1S·10
71 76·11·70
71·11·17· ,,
11·71·11 74
76· n -10· rs
17·76·11 ·75
69· 7S· 73· 11
10·13·1•·11
91IO 3' 1l01 Co.,n .. Savtor Jonnson C•IY Ttrlft
C"evro1e1 Mon•r Cerio SS :n •<t•den• q 645
•O •1• Greg Sec•s Me mand S:te Pont•ac
C'and F"r ~ n t "ll"'• f& iurt 12 110 Dot GerMarn 1 7~
JlJnet AnOtrlon I 7SJ NIWl"OttT LANDING 2 00.ll S2
angler• 96 s.nd oau. 1 t1t11t>ut, 10 1P\ff011'leed
I I rocti "'"· • 1cuto1n I c10t1on
Na ncy Scranton Browri 1 753
Laure• Kea!' 1.75.J
41 tll Mer~ ~'''" B1te~vollf Ar• S:oro
T"vrdert>ird 19 f"ll"'' '•lturt 7 910
'7 1l1 1 MCl'O•" Srit o"trd Conover N C
BOJ•c• Rtoa• 11 o•\lon l1 410 Muffin Sotnctr·Dtvhn. 1 IS2
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cJubhouSe Call now LO REY 3 bd 2 • ba View ot Seaward 832-4618 1 •nga Agt 64 1·08117 stain 91ass. mrbl tple. 2 er Poot spa garage or
see $129.000 C It Llgfll$ $259 .000 COM Oc Large 3Br 28A concto-2 mi gar S 1675 856-3657 carport Sorry no pets
OPEN SAT Sl!N 1.5 21 Br Ir 1 1~an::'~ 1~~'1.~ tr om ~ach nr park gr .. t Big Canyon •BR 2,'tBA de-*SEVERAL LOCATIONS
Petos Owner 21. 1215 675_~22~ 0 sun e•PoMJre t>eaulllul tache<I home on cul-de-28drm 2Ba $790 •-._ IHI __ patoogoodllrpln.&many sacAv1 3115 SJ500lmo 398W W1lson 63t·5583 rt -H• COZV 28r wldf'Y dbl gar upgrades S 129 000 Re1M8JI Agt 6'-0-1529 - -
d,,,'1 f Ba ayridge n-pet S 1375mo Av! 3 88 owner 548 7923 Iv mess --_ 1 Bedroom
CO"dO Many upgrades 12131375·077 I lllffS-UY·YllW 28drm l8a "'W ... ••• pOQ ~pa gate guarded 1 11 14189 1-39•0 MESA VERDE JBR. 2e. Super clean twnhse ltlle 301 Avocado " --• s20, 500 760 9 , 76 hoose trptc 2 car gar . 3 2, 8
.I .••• rs ·-c··LIST I • gardener $1200/mo 1st nu br ) a. no pets I Bedroom S6'5
·-11: --~ .. (,SllE CllllS & last • clean dep 52200/mo lse &'4--0J50 2Bdrm 1Ba $755
MARV ANN McGUIRE 2 condos 1n Orleans Com-WA RM & 546-0994 Mon-Frt 8·5 llwfh.-IMt lay y1 241 w Wiison 631-0960
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HARBOR REAL n pit>• '2 Br 'l Ba dnd 1 Br 38r 2'.\Ba condo 200o s/f 1r-Oltlce 673 4400 2 Ba Both ••sted al COZY NEW E'SIDE 3Bd. 3'-tB•. F/P yard patios cul de 1 11: ...... &PTS
Aet4dence 646·6770 S 121 900 dbl gar, Pvt yard, n-pets sac · $2oo0mo 7s0-6838-STARTill AT lllOI•
Perteet tor roommates o. 760· t453-wtcndleve WllT IEIT 1t•"-1T WNI bl1a• 1006 S1325mo 2335 Elden·F __ __ ..,..
642-38 12 Open Sunday 111111 llllE 2 Swimming pools
•Br 3 •.,ea • 2er 1 Ba In-
come unn CotT1pletely
remodeled 1nctudtng
Spa $659 000 BrOker
cooperatton 645-3366
..d)'s 673-7565 eves 8111 •••• H t ·\ I I \
• Ptaiaaala I 007 PllCUSI H lUSt
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Pelers 3B• • 1ro1c, On tne sana · newer bldg gated poot $J20K only 11 years old HaS' .3bdrm. 2BA up & 2 C. Slllaw .. , l lO·llH
Bllrm· '28A lower Built •-C Jn~ frplcs 4 C&r o•r etc -•lfa Mii
$699 950 llltttt t OH
JACOBS REAL TY I •1s-~70 675·0586 2Br 2S. Vfd pool ten 2nd 1>11 As,um 1st
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trplc micro ov . relrtg, furnished. comm tennis & VILLA MARSEILLES
lndry g•r. near stores. pool. S4500tmo or ofter 3 10 1 So Bristol
E/s1da 230-B 16th Pl Maureen or ~d !59 1549 557·8200
S7751mo 538-65t I ~Al AV ' flltU',,,... / !Bdrm. carport 1 ml
t>each Walk to shops '""'IMllA rw••• \I"\\ I :l..1T I ~ \ 11 $5501mo A v ailable
3BR 2'~8A. big yard. 2 car REALTORS ~ March 15th 642-0736
gar•o•. fireplace End Unit Vacant $12751mo _ _ * l & 28R EX'TRA LAG•
Don•ld Ptatl 631-1266 located on a Wide luSh Ou•et patio yard gar nr
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greenbelt this e)(pans1ve shoppng & frwys $625 &
3BR 2· .. eA beauty 1$ UP· S725 No pets• 642-5569
oraOed to SYtt the mllhon * •EAS'rSIOE 2BR tBA
dotr1r 3")petlte Short or ~ newly d.cor•l• Apt'
lonO term 159 °" Doug Children Ok Call tor ad·
-a--••i Herbst. 760-5000 or dress 63t 6t55 ~·--·--· --720-3980 • Y•111a111.,s,..1a1 ~M.A..V **•IA,_I** nl 11· 1111...,.,. KU'~ .. / n the beautiful neloh· Fllll•••"""'" \t\X'~ ::1: I' I~_\ ·11 ~0~~~.0~u~~!~.:.
Witte returned ai>c>1ic.11on REALlORS'" nestled among tall pin. l•imiliiilliim•••••I trees & 1a11l1h land· MLll 111111 SCIP!f'O 18dl'm like new
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-·Ea1ya~anto Latge i 81· 21 •Ba. 2 e..-•!l&r 2e. Y"Y Oar.ge. •··--• -· · '"'' 11tached ger•g•. w/d frplc peuo $'200/mo --·-c::tt>Chet of 3 c:otors hlWPt. tlreplac.e p<1vite 929,' 2Ba tower duplex, 2 Bdrm. O/w hr, encl&r·
wat9'11d _...,yarn. yards.pool & IP• f1ptc gar-ee l900·S975 •oe patio. no pet1 • PM9em ~a RESERVE ONE NOWI ftLU lllYIU security 8-45--4319
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• -'""""' cwefOf'pta,plntelprop 2305 E Cotat Hwy It of ttle tottowino eel· gdOMVrec:.noeapn.c tW14ng, benefits, Nll.,-y anceOW11 trant00tt111on pHranc• 01.11 Joan gan•ud. l"'letvre
· Awt now tlCM>M Widow hM MOHIY tor In yr ebMnce 1'1'"397 t M.c:Afthyf, CdM dlllonel allllfl cam-M hr 631~ C M negotiable Call M 7-3171 648-0818* Trout~ l l2M motiveted Chance W-
llwlrt ...... -TO.I s 10K YI> No credit ,... ~.. • ... ~ ., .,..... Jel'\itot Pett l'lme E*1lng ...... IMMEDIATE OPENINGS edlllMtfMflt '11.9Cll: p,Of..!fn "'*' ..,..., pool. ...:i:n ~t7~~3 ~ Needed tor~ lady on AC "'*' • credit ~ M1tlftfl" -up. M..at work l~llle nlre FIT o-n«ll offa dull• Full °' Perl Time 8'>111 annually ~2-5743 • ,., ___ _,,,.....,.
ju SIOOmoi 72t-e27~ --~ -aeo. ~. ,.IT now, ~on availlbl•. be wlllr'9 to WOttl nitfltl Fountain Valliey .vea lw~ m•dt•a~ o ~ llJOf ~d9)' -QI! 'l'f/Pelw ~. ............. ~._ o..-=--1'npol ... blllti.s 'lne --wee11..-.M111tytod0 7l~~-3T18'" Pteatant work""" con• up to seven days OM Small nrowlng Ad aeencY Non emkr Prof required .. , ' -· -Ql,lellty WOttl under lt'9 cllttons Call .,In AM hOur I.IP to etgtlt noure 11-mllllf nMOt & .--ic _,, new 3bf 41>11 twntlm In m....... .. ng ... tw ..... ,.q'd,. l'lendllnO ~--IOI· PfeNUt• of dMdlNe I /W-" VE .....
CMMMl'beecf'IS4201Mo chedled. 752-72751V"'t0 low·up. filing I "'-'•· f)(perleftce 19 1111 l'llel , 'OlllEYlll 640-0140 Ir ttr ..,., l{YIMlawFum Dult14Kln· !omtart!.twStltl~lta .'~.
• utlt 712·905' .,..,.. COuntry °"° tJor eellatMIOut t'fOl"Q, EtMe· He epepet eaperienc.e • l.uncn and dlnnet d•· clv<le rec0<c1 k~ llt• v .. v ........ -
-CattMMtY' r-.v. now lll=t SIM uve Ofal & Wl'itten com-• ~ d PIUSlll !Iver• Cutl llP9 dal!y typmg geneiel ottle• g1eatorgan11at labll•· OCCUPY NOW! $550 for the hotiday ~9'.t5M municatlon required. pratetred lntareete PLUS bate skllls ficper*'ced pet· ties ~S0..()999 • .....,. ~you 111 to 3Bt. 2 &ettlla Yetgal•Owne< il ANT• for Prevloua buaineu ••· parti. ""Y IUf:lnWt • r• · 1Lm T ...._L.---son P'"''erred Salary -:.i
S. "°'* WaNI to OOC L~a 8ch Fluff & FOid petlence P<eterred. Ex. :::.. ~~-:' 1'111 The Orange Coett Ottly Front and bliCll offQ WIH ......... S1200 Call Cindy at If~··-• J.iry 4162-0872 meu. PSYCHIC M.AOINOS'ln El Service FT will train e.ii.tlt beMfill o"-'ed--· Pilot IS Meklng an 111, traill Call fO< appoint· .,., .. .,. •&33-36~2 • PAYDAY EVERY FAIOAY,
P Toro& Minion Viet<>1 San M2..ot22 Ouellfled ai>PllCV!t• ..., .... P9f'ienGed 4 color Offset ment 722-6006 Post~· av-•1 ..... -....,.,,_ f7l4) n •-3737 • rof MIF flnanctalyl Clemente AOVICf IN -Should eontect T. M-"re, ~ J P "'''• • u... "" •• llECE--T
rHp,.clHll, Quiet to ALLMATTERS472..()8()8 •lllllAL ... * · (7141851_..,0;1"'' .,;:r:anan r::::, UFNP&llS shifts CellOave~Oottie .. ::,-1 •• Sect.K1ty~
lh.,. 3 Br on Beaen In • Rent.i etor• in C.M ...ti• "--ral Motors Acce"· •-a. ~It. b 11 t .. It • _..,....... & ,.. •• .........._. •'""'20t"' lk d I uwo.. ,, -en• a pac .. age you are """""" wou.... R l,~nn .. ...,....k....,ng ell· $TOP WllES S
k ,... ---• ta a I Hour ontaet II • o upgra..,e your Pf''•e<nc.e nelptul c;aJI • ,,..._....,,..,.,.,. •m • clean cut depen abe ta .. ,.~C oration • ........._.... --S .... I C k t .. l$f1Uflftf .,. " """"'--.-·
AMp. F· Beaut.condo 1 person to wor on (GMA • equal op. (ll•) W-G21 td status or want to t>ec:orM £ 898.,727 * UP Tl m I. b c n W I 0 gar counter and In yerd. portun ty empl0yer Gen.Help E,,atn up to $500 f ~ & s111rt from t<>P. call , IPFISS
pool/Spa usoi M o Apply: 1930 Newport .....,._.i-. .. ~1y. me111ng t>ua. Jll_.ltr ,., (211)2ll-2MO 1••1112 llCln/SICn $ /H()ll M&-~9 Avall 3/ t Or 317 Blvd .. C M. _,... t0<ms Work at llm. For •.-Ent rt level 00$1110'1 lor 7 00 •
.,._A Female nlemkr .... r -a&iiilililTlii•iii"--Perteet part-time Job oetalls Mn<I .. u ad· ... .._. R I 3 11 h'ft Pan ume l>O$lb00 avail tOf .,. e ,,.~ Agency Gd • •
.._ ... Tues. Wed, Thurs Learn dressed envelope to -· r9' • • -. S I tieiuble r1'dlvl<JuaJ to help ""one 1 ~ping $ organtLa· FOR QUALIFIED PE.OP\.£ 2BR 2BA CM condo AllllTllT while you earn. 642-7998 A. Taddei 3941 B South Re11et1C11aroe Nurse O\lt '*''" variety 01 oimes t•on.11 s~ 111$ Knowledge w/g~age W/cl,$3e0/mo Fast paced Ad AgetlCY le or 646-531t Bristol Nvmber 157, LYll 3-1 lpm 10, small otf~ .,\COM 01 Memo•~ t)'pewnter
• lh sM&-1805 ~ng·:.r·~·~le. ORIVlRS cross coontry, SantaAna.Ca92704 IHW.leylt. Full &Panume Pleaseea11 Megf75-P73 n('1p•u 756-0732
Rete> Fam.,. n/smlcr stir 81 WO< ng ccoun mg No exp nee CA lie req'd HIRING• Goverment jobs--lettl ..... U IH21 -· Res1a rant
2BR 2BA C M condo Assistant. Must know MacGregor.Yachts 163t your area StS,000· 11-lpm f /T PA'fl!Oll CHR~ ~PT c,,sta Mesa Oeh w/nar W/d $360/ how to use 10·Key &. type C ... 1,., ~ui 64&-l60S mo .. accurately This Is a Full· Ptacenll~-"" ! $68,000 Call (&021 LllAl. llan&aY For meo1ea11ons & treat-Direct Ma11 Ae1~en1se• Mo" ~r on•> Must be re·
... tal • t.. --The c. t1111fled network put• T11ne position with some llMIS f IT p IT 838-8885 ~Jlt 39_8 ----Bu"ness ht firm seeks ment Well Slatted 80 bed iocated in Laguna N1guet h..io1e e. Enghs~ speaking
I la •• .. you Ill toucttwlttl tne r1gt11 overtime required Good Cash paid dally VFW Hospital secy w/3 0, more yrs ht S N F A.ppty nas an ooen1ng tor an P•· Ca .in 0670 M-F oetore
Ho--t . ....._..a ...... , .._.. P90le·aogautartec1Wlthan benefllS Call 75t-2t60 swial proia..-ts Beaut , 1•-1. --·-exper Exper wtword ltsa Ytr,..t CtlY pel'lenced payrOll cle-• " , 'AM or atte• 2PM onlv ,..., .._......., """ -· ed todey A kt Rosella ,...... ,..... • ar5 -·-• • you nave Plad a m1n1murr Re·.i. l AEROBIC WEAR employed M. 25 yrs . s or Lag Ben office on PCH Full ume Mon-Frl. Knowl-perfect sottware con-111 Ctlltr St C.I of 2 years e~,.....ience PA;:.· •ME NIGHTS • seeks rmmt situation on Accountll'W'I Please eatl Bob 497·6553 edge ot diets necessary gent1a1 n-smk ott1ces ""· ..., ..._. .. ,, -looL ~ean S"'ftd e •s4•.56•"'• with a computerizea pa, "'A' \ SUN $3 50tHR • Balboa Penn, Will pay r.91 hHralttfiet EXffiLENT INCOME Apply '" person. 661 ov... """' "'" r • 0 0 "' rOll and are accu•are & .:~MM S48-1515 S350·S.-OO. 675-1841 .ir4 Bot & FOR HOME ASSEMBL y Cefller St , Costa M... sume to Call Clayton & ....... 142 5118 s~l~Bc~~~~ 7~eal ';.,. WORK FOR INFO CALL or call Alan. 548-5585 ~~~~!"or 6~~e 7~~:~~ T1~!~~~~~~!/a~·~ .. ~~:'1 ::;~~ :~ •• ~~~ ~~:~ .~ s:l;ia~:c~e:cl
Prof Males seelts 2BR hte • son, mature & depen· 504-646-1700 HOSTESS/HOST Cashier port Bell 92660 760-8711 pressing surroundings?? con d •' 1 on~ t..4 e c a• J ',9., 1-.sn1on knowl·
or apt on lido Isle. On or dable. PIT considered. DEPT P-357 Days and evenings stuns Full or Part time cal Dental A L••t> •n ~011: a mu$1 App•y ~
before 311 Jeff 497·9432 Lest r.... 2925 Resume to· CPA 23232 P/T Torttlla Flats Laguna MAINTENANCE TRAINEE Med1Cal We•glll Loss Ctr surance ane a CO" P~"$O" ,..aute Rocks
G :>, Peralta tt 2t6. Leg.Hills FUil.iii Beach494-6588 •ITlllAllllTIAM 661·84390f 499·3693 pe1111vesa1ar~Ca11 Fd5"•on1s1and720-1981 Hlftl ftr J Ital *FOUND DOG* 219 CA 92653 768-t595 t0-3pm (flex nrs) 5 <lay --Facility & equipment main
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CALL TODAY• 2740 3SOObll<of E. PCH. COM -weelt. S6 "' Resp per-HISUllPO teoanoeman. mechan1ca1 tPIUTN lay 112 HOO HI Rll 'S-LYl'S I ll'S ------!'!""--Call (7 t4)673-2930 Days AIDE·LIVE IN F pref, non· son with general omce Prof nousek-r to run antit"de. & gooo dri··inn 1mmed1111e o,__..1n". clay llyra • = DYNAMIC PROTECTION EASTSIOE COSTA MESA only smkr Assist disabled k d A k t --.. -... w • .. ....... ,, C"oose a friendly cam·ig lOx2o s8511'TW) VERY teacher. PIT. no exp nee bac ~roun · s or top ciuallty nset\Old '!" record req'<I For inter-operator exp'd pref'cl PIT PERSONAL ASS1ST :'liKe to work Et1tOY our SERVICES
SECURE STORAGE S300JmoM5-2.357 lalre 852·9995 NB &a5Slst femalebu51· view call Uoy.a Jouen but "'train Newport FOf' ous.,, e•K Comp,.,te< 11bera1 penJSOf\ plan Ille • ONL y 775•6090 E.O.E. M/F/H/V ness exec in all pllaM$ of (7 t4) 546·5570 Beacn 64~-7050 exp prel d S6 ·5 "' s1.ir1 ano me<Jlealte1ental in-t7 t4) 633-1952 (any\•~l :
Fl\llU\ •os IP<mll ..... IUllm f /T DP'I hm aCllVlltes. 5 day wee«. Bar<len's Pest Control Pll1tE•s ·20-'S66 surance Some educauon . •
Single garage -tor rent in UUf1U ft Well establl$hed manage-. five out Live in wnen . E O E n and opp0rtunt1y tor ca· 1 Equat-Oppty Emplyr MIF :
Costa Mesa. $70/mo. ment company Seeking In an eaclulfV9 Newport owner travels Mvst Ilk• E•Perienced only' 10 llUL ESTATE SECn a •eer aelvanc~l ~.ve ---- --
2876 Lii Salle. Call after 'RE FREE mature couple to manage Beach community Call dogs & have car Top MECHANIC M,otoreyc~e A I $15 Hr Paint on trucks RUl ESTATE ASSIST o
Spm 556-2844 ft t20 Units In Huntington 760·0919'-t>twn 8-5 salary & bens. Must have Je• lk1 EapeC ienoed N1tn anCI ouses Previous ell· Top proouc1n9 A9t seeits n~~~~1on!ee1c::!s e;~,i 1~:,~l~~l~I~---Cal•, Beach 'Apartment, Utll· lllll&L lfflCI . work related rels Wrtte own ~~s 64°:~e7~esa I per•ence on aircraft netp-strong agg•ess•ve e>e<· time or Part time program opening In lttr~t 2742 ~ties. salary It open we need your lyf)lng Iii· stating previous ex-~one · lul Also neeo TWO netp. I sonal secretary Rea1 Es-Catr-24 1--6348• Laguna N.guel 111 eany 320 lo h (40'1 x Sft) M2·11ll CA.LL (7 14)739· 1742 M-F Ing. phone skills lor · 11115 perlence & salary req to MecttafllCS ~lper own 1 ers Company Wiiiing to ta1e e•P P•t>' c $atary • 5----1 A.prrl W'e are .f0<mlng a
Storage container. 24 hr ---vital' sup rt position B Johnson 3 l5 l Airway tools. Fore! gas true~ re-train Immediate Plire bonuses .i.~SO Rt>al Es-•IM vtcS
ceflent C M 1 Assemblers !0 build sail M 11 f: ood ben-Avenue C-2. Costa Mesa. pair MacGregor Yacnts Great t>enehts late Ass.st an• Mus• have NII ITNI I team ot divecse tnd• ._ ca~on.· ~o"rst~'""'e on~y-boats We will train Apply 1uc Cva11r •• Y-01 92626 or call 548-8 t62 1631 Placenlla CM ECllO JOI llll!EICY 1 1, m•" st>''"'" e•p '" _1_._ ••• ws uals Who snare a com· "'-• 7am· MacGregor Yachts e its • .... ar ann • .,, -_,.., -mon commitment to
Jessica 673-0760 FOlll llLE IOI t6J t Placentia CM (7 t41 •76-50 tO HOUSEKEEPING/LNORY •llC&L llfCIPTllltST ~ O C · b@ l1Ct>nse<l Moo-F r P T mvst ttave a min 2 Quaiuy ctltld care Wi&Na
AutoStorage or 1Up to 4 Bei ge 2 /10 look s am•-·--Ae9P•bountyof,_,it1wtthllEWPllTCUIHLIR Busy phones. expertef'lee DISTRICT ;~n~·~~;.,~o:m~~~ ;~~ae1.~.n!~g ~~:: :or~flibloa~~"~'t..!.r=:. cars Inside warenouse c k /GOid ~ MATRL 1 F .. 1 1 d s ~ " ......, "" ,..., Costa Mesa loc. ott oc er enmut.veryWneel Allgnment.Brakes amerehencllaeedlnc:lanl· -•5 ony as .. 1on san MANAGERS co Rema•234E 1~ • ., t Ca11 M-F 9·5Mr .;\/ells ones ol ErlekSOf\ end well trained, a'nd•• NEWPORt TIRE CENTER tied. . •S.2-3030• . 644-7848 S1e: 117 Costa Mesa "60-011' P•a,,..te We wtll bulfO _. Placentia 642-2390 LOVEABLE.. 92627 ,,_
854•3246 S.4-8022 Ul.IS PllSM f IT 1 mull•-cvlturat progra~· eaatttill Tl'le Orange Coast Daily R.ECEPTtONIST SEC that respects and C...C U . W"ltal LOST 211 t Dog Toy .1111 PEllSll Pilot •S loolo1n9 for top EIT•Y Lirvll Saler>; tvn t>eneftts Call •o• cPlllclren t>et""'9en the
Schnauzer/Silky Terrier Costume Bar in C.M. NOW Quahty Manage<s w1lhng " 5' Barbara 650--2001 ages ot 2-montns and S l11ian1/ lice Ital M111. very small. red leash Female prero. no ex-to wo•I< naro managtng W11 SHAKLEE DISTRIBUTOR· 1 year• Oualltled T~ 2719 w/collar By Tew1nkle perierioe nee 646·5544 youtn ano adult carroe•s w 1111 growing Orange s~1P now ava>1ao1e Ea-and ••els w1111 aoe>toPI0'4
------.--.-Park CM 631-3045 ------We otter an e•c<etlent Count) f.rm Good intra-ch..t6JVe 11ne ol '°"sumer I edu cation a nd e( ..
1196116661704 s /f/pvt --· IUUl•ll, MYS t>ase sala') cius over l)efSona skills reQ~.ured I pro c11.1cts generous PM*'Cle sttould ~~
otcs Prof or Med No l.llT Ill FHll & PIT? F/pret'cl Don Jose Rest S300 00 •n oonuses avail· I Data enlfy or WO'd-pro-oonus & 1ncen11ves l'or ·~e to ZtGG~
CM nr 405. Harbor·Baker LQw post spay/ne\Jter re-9093 E AClams. Hunt. Bell H IR I NG Jble every montPI gen· cess1n9 e•Det'•enc.e ii • 1nte<view call • 75~6095 Ct<1ILD DEV~LOPMENT 494.0802 or 494-4429 ferral Mon-Sat 9.4 30 -erous gas anCI pnone al-Sala•¥ commensurate CENTER p o 8cn. 6772
--------Pet 1 o avail Animal As-lllllllPtH CIRCLE K towances ane1 1ne op-"""t" ao111toe~ c an 11 ,.1 Sltmltllllm• Laguna N.guel 92677 For t300 •SCI ft •I S l /sqtt-trlple slstance League. No Fee. Restaurant Office exp a portuntt) •or advance-64 1. 7337 ano n1< tor MacGrege>< vohts 163' more 1nforma11on call
net. fully finished · base· Helpltne. 978PETS must! Able to work under FOOD STORES ment Judy E.asinam Ptac.ent a Costa Mesa Molly or D•llld 6'3-4758 ment -~arpeted · tire -----stress 3 10-llr oays. Should you 101n our team ---
sprinklers great COM lo.-$7 OOlhr 847-7t01 01 D1s1nc1 Managers yoo
cation S.5-.6505 WJIU>e.~1oL I
CAJmllA-flU.ITT ,__ ·Full Medteal Coverage
A/C Ampleprkn, S475up WIHEI SALES CLERK •Dental Plan 2855 E Cst H "675-6900 or 8'«>-467 t 997-1378 1 30-tOpm Mon-Fri tEhg1b1h1y atter 90days1 _____ wv__ p ) 3002 Xlnt benefit package ·c redit Union
•NEWPORT CENTER tn•aa I 759-2t85 E 0 E '401 K Plan
OFFICE SPACE 800-PRAYERto tlleHolySptrll, cas111r• POSITIONS AVAILABLE (Ehgtbllllyatte< lyr) I Rentable Sci It Newly dee Holy Sptrit you w no n So 1t you think you Ye got I
Access to law hb avail make me see everything FI T & PIT. tor mature re-what 11 takes call Beth 111 I
Undr mrkt. 760-6675 and Who show me 11141 llable, person. good pay 642-4321 ell1 205 Or
----way 10 reach my ~deas. • comm wltrain Appty < send rMume to
100 • lll " n You Who gtve me the .. .,. Car Was~ 1617 WESTCLIFF DRIVE dlVlne gift to forgive and 2950 H bor Blvd C M Nwpt Bell. Agt 541-5032 torget the wrong that 1$ ar
$750 sq ft OFFICE do~ to me and You wllo Clerical Are you lnter.Ste<i
SPACE IN BALBOA are in all the instances ol m helping people? Con·
GREAT VIEWS/PA TIO my Ille w1tl'I me I. in this sider wortong 81 OAe of
Call Jvdy '* 675-9615 * shOrt dialogue want lo O\lr Medical offices 1n thank You !or everytl'lmg Costa Mesa. M1ss1on
FASHION ISLAND $760 and conllrm once more Vle1o. lrvme or Fovntain
slf space avl ' offices. 32' tt'lat 1 never want to be Valley as a recep11onis1 oc
ocean view' St 95 sit separated from You no in tne record depart '* 760-t300• matter ow great material We'll tram caring people
FIRST CLASS olfice space desires may be I want to Fullt Part 11me X'ltnt
al Melto POlnte-3 suites. be wrth Yov and.my loved bens. ~ 2A 1-6355.
from 5 t9 to 10;32 sit tor ones in Your perpetual Cterk:al
as low as $950 mo Full glory Thank You for Your Personnel clerk needed
service Call 24 t-5005 Love towarCI! me and my Part Time 1n Costa Mesa --~ ___ loved ones .,men
GARDEN Oflices 1n MP Call 241-63:.:__
Tustin/Park Center 1rea -
Suites lrom 500 to 2000 L~ tor a friend? And
si t lor as low as S775mo llttert of c:rttters ln Cll8leltle<I
tull service 241-5000
Susan laVasseor
-LAGUNA BEACH -
Coast Hwy approx 5 t 1 slf,
parking. remodeled.
ocean vu John Mgr RE·
ALONOMICS 67.S.67QO
.,... '"'"'' · Ull ......
Large • ptea In S.8 2·2
Ce1I for Mt-up 2t 1.-3t33
Radio, stereo. rMl-lo-rMI •
ei-lfted't got greet eoundl
for YOll
Interviews At:
1110 N. PIClllc Cllst HWJ •.
L11111 lllCll, ~ .......... ,. --7•11
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?VtHiNG INTERIORS
• HA.NGtNG·STRIPPING
VISA-MC 673-t512
WE gals Shd neng togethef
Str1p-1nstall aoVlCe to tne
crazy Xlnt refs 633· 7172
P111tt ii ir-
Int I lit Pitch plastering.
custom tutunng. Quailty """~*"t:r::,...."r-~-:: work Prot>tems-No Prob·
Rets tems' z326864 5~-783 t
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HEATING• PllJMBING
CLEAN& EXPERT EXPE'AT ~ & Repalt
Over 25 years e~~~ 3A yrs e\P t! yrs 1n W..,
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& C.rtfvl T 1380•6 lt• .. tl/~titU
LO RA TES 552.()4 10 • ovtAH'btf COHST ..
•GOOD MOVES• •ANO PAINTING•
low rate& rree Est 1uc~•m 1e 5-46-1'313
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Trie Orange Coast Daily
P•IOI IS IQOlo.tng for an
energetic person 10 llS•
s1st our 01stnct Managers
3 days dum~ the ~
weellencls and tlotldays
Applicant ~1 have ••
liable car with valid CA.
clnvers hcense proof of
in surance and OM\/
prmt-oor Starting pay tS
$ 7 00 pe.r nour plus gas
allowance
Come 1n to aPOly a1
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Or ~1 Beth at 642-432 t
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If you re 10 or older. a 1ob as a newsgaper
earner might be 1ust your size Just send tn
this coupon or call 642-4333 Routes are
available now•
It SOIHWy. It a
Daily Pilot carrier!
r~Ui~~~;;;~~;~~;~:;,, I ing a Daily Pilot earner I
I Name I
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MOTOR ROUTES
AVAILAllE •AU OUR
DBIVERY ARDS
EARii •IS0.00-:-600.00 ,., .....
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Delivering the Daily etlot. Hours ar 4
approximately 1 :30 PM-5:30· PM Mon-
day to Friday, and 3 AM-7 AM Saturday
& Sunday .. Rettable car or truck. proof
of insurance and OMV print-out re-
quired . Call 642-4321 ext. 202 for ap-
pointmef1t or apply In person at The
Daily Pilot . 330 W. Bay St., Costa Mesa.
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* *'UT8U811HI '11 Mlreae·llke new.
red/fl-r Int. uo. emnm c.e-NI"'*'. l5800. [)y9 549-3217 Hm 556-1001
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-START NOW-
Motor Routes
CUSTOMER SERVICE REP
~ available in
11 to 15 Ye•r• Old
WORK EVENINGS
AND SATURDAY
YOU CAN AVERAGE PER WEEK
Costa ·lesa
Huntington Beach
·Fountain Vall•J
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.
NABERS
CADl.LAC
s7500 NO COLLECTING
NO SOLICITING
BEAUTIFUL SELECTION
ol IMe model. low mlMge
CecMleca In Or~ County! See UI today!
1•0-1100
2600 Herbor Btvd.
OR MORE
CONTACT Mr. Phillips
PHONE (714) 892-1449
'
Deliver One Day a Week -
Must'have dependable car
and proof of insurance.
Hours are 11:30 A.M. -8:30 ·P·:M :······.,.·_····_···G_~_A-ME_s ... _ ... _.
and Sat. & Sun. 6 A.M·. -10:30
A.M.
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15 to dlOOM ffom. GOOD
..eection. Finaneing evwl
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Call 842-1444 Call .642-4321 ext. 207 to sched-
ule an appointment. Ask for
Llolands. ALL TRANSPORTATION PROVIDED
BY AN ADULT SUPERVISOR
Ask for Joanne Craney
: : Ml.JC M>TICE t et&IC NOTICE
: • -~ FICTITIOUS llU ... 11 FlCT1TIOU9 .,..... dUC190 t>y • corpo<atl()l'I Km-..ctl .,Cnnoue wu NAm ITAYWT ~ 8TATl:mNT JoM Agu!191'•. President ftCT"10UI -·· .MAim 8TA,_.., ni. t~ ,.._. ere Thi IClllOW!ng l*'IOOI .,. This ttatetMnl was lited NA• ITA UMINT ~ tonowtno per10na are dOlng business u do•no t>usff')ftS as with the County Clerk ot Ot· The 101tow1ng ~· are dotnO bu--SUNSHADE AWNING, TRIM RITE LAWN SER\/. ange County on Fet>tuary 5. doing business ..
(Y,00..NELL/SANTA FE 10tS2 Jennrich Ave Gar-21042 lndlgO C1t Hunt· 1988 CAC. INC . A GENEVA
SPRINGS ti. 220t Dupont Gen GrOYe, Cul 92643 ington 8-dl Cato! 92646 Fl70l83 COMPANY 575 Anl()J'I
OrMI, Sulla 100 ltVlne. Celtf Robert Allen Wltder Kenneth .lo9eofl Szat>O Pu~shed o,_,. Coast Boulevard Costa Mesa,
92T.1S 10•52 Jenn>lch Garden 2 t0•2 lndlgo C1r Hunt· Daily P110t Fet1n.1ary 1S. 22 C..•I 92626
John D . o ·o onnell. rove Calil 926'3 "'QIOtl Beach Cal<I 926"6 29 Mardi 7 1988 Converting Assets to
TnJtMe ot tM J end P This busmen tS con· nus bus1,,.ss is con· M-250 Cutt Inc e Caltf0<n.1 CO<·
o ·Denne!f AeWIQllDle Tnnt dueted t>y an 1ndividual dueled by en 1nd1vidual poratton. 57S Anion
dated Oc1ooer 20, t982, Robert Allen Wilder Kenneth J Szabo PlB.IC NOTICE Butevard. Cos1a Mesa Cattl
2201 Dupont Ol"lve. Suite This stat-'I was l1ted This statement was hied 92626
100, Irvine Call tl715 ""th Iha County Cte<lt of ()r. wtlh Ille County Clafll ol Of. FICTITIOUI MISINlll ThtS busmen ti' CC>t\•
DonelO S Of .... Trust• ~County on January 15 enge County on Fec>ruafY 5 NA• ITATl:MINT duefed by a c0<porat1on
of !Tie D. end ~ Grant Rev<>-1988 19&8 Tne 104!owlng par80f'IS a1e W1H11m Lerner V~ Presi-
cat:IM Trust dated May 5. F1ll07t F3'70ell d0t11g t>uslnelt as dent
198'7 220t Dupont Ortv9. P\.tblis.hed Oranoe Coast P\.tbhshed Orange Coast UNITED MOTION PIC· This statement ..was ll4e<I
Suite tOO. lrvlne. C.hl Dally Pilot January 25 Feb· Daily Piiot Febrvary 15 22. TURES ANO FUNDING, With the County Cterll ol Or·
921'S• ruary t. 8. 15 19811 29 March 7. 1988 3090 Pullmen Costa Mesa. enge County on.January 20.
Wm Blair Armstrong. M-217 · M·257 Caltl 92626 19811
Truat., 0( Ille 8 and C Roetlatd Ene11 22• Col· F1IMl5
Arrntrong Revocable Tnnt P\8.IC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE tins Balboa 1s1ana Cakl Pub1tsneo Otanoe Coast da..0 AUOJ.ISI 23. 1913. 2201 92660 Da11y Pilot January 25. Fet>-
°"'°'11 Dnve Su•t• 100 FICTTTIOUI llUllNlll FICmM>UI ., .... ,, This 1>us1ness is con· ruary 1 8 15 1988
INif'e, Calif 927t5 NAMI 8TATEMINT NA• ITA~NT ducted by an 1nd1v1dual
terence W Brigham. The lol10w1rw;i partons are Tne loll0wi11g persons are Richard Essea
2201 Dupont Oftve. Suite dOl"9 business H doing business as This statemeflt was ftled P\8.IC NOTICE
tOO lrY1M. Celtf 92715 la!OIRECT MARKETING At•ITIOUES ANTIQUES. with the County Clefk ol Or.1--;...;;.;;;.;;;.;.;;...;.;..;...;.;..;..;;;.. __
_,.,,,. R w .. mng, 220t D I s T R I B u T 0 R s 46.iA Eat 17th SI Costa ange County on February 9. FICTITIOUS...,... ••
Dupont Dnve. Suite 100 fblSECURITY TRADERS Mesa. Callf 92627 1988 N._ ITATEMINT
Irvine. Callf 92115 GROUP 111 w Dye< Road. Barbara Verrow 2592 FS70IS4 The lollOwing persons at• Jo1v1 I Vogt. 2201 Dupont SY1te D Santa Ane~ Callf Arbor Or , Newport Beactt Put>11Shed Ofange Coast detng business as
Of-. Suita tOO. Irvine. Calif 92707 Calif 92M3 Daily Pilot FaONlfY 1S ?2 WATSON, PITSl<ER & AS-
92?°'5 SateUtle Come>onenl ~-Thts bullnfta II con· 29 Mlllel't 7 t9118 SOCIA TES. 1300 Brl•JOI 0 1<1111 DaVts. 220t Du· lrtbulors inc Nevada, 1 t t dueled by en 1nd1vt<tual M-26" North. Sutte 100. Newport
pont Drtvw. Suite 100, lnnne. W Oyer Road &lie O. S.INwll \/81ro. Beach Gahl 92660
Call 9 2715 ---a An~I 92701. .. .....,,, WU lilad "8.te NOJlC[_ \/etnon G Pitsklf. t6534
Petrick M Donovan. 220 1 ThtS business 11 con-witn the County Clark of Ot· -Mt ~by .
°'4>0nt 0rtva Sutte tOO dUC1ed by a corporatlOl'I ~County on February 5. FICTTTIOUI 8UIMll Calif 92708
1"""9. Cellf 927 tS I Martha Kretdef S.Cratary 1988 NA• ITATl•NT OreJtal D Watson 69"2
This bueiness 11 con· Ttus statement was hied F~ The foHowlng parsons are Bestal. WestmJnstef. Caltl
dueled by • general part wtth ll'oe County Cieri. ol Ot· Pvblistled Ofange Coast d01ng business as Th11 bustneH IS con·
nlfSl'tlp S G arw;ie Count) on Jenuary 1.e Dally Piiot February 15. 22. CO PAL,NTING 650'7 d ucted by en unin· ~elO rant 1988 29 March 7. 1988 Park Of Costa MeN . Cahf corporated association ThlS llatemant was l1ted F"8024 M·25& 9262'7 other thlln a partnerltltp
wilt> the County Clel'k ot Or Put>hshed Orange Coast C:nnsttan Duperron 650 , Vernon G P•tPlf ~County on January 20 Da11y Pilot January 25 Feb-rtalC NOTICE Pm Or Coste Mesa Ca1tt ThtS stal-'I was flied
1uary 1 8 15 1988 92627 with Iha County Cler1l of Of· ~ -~.-.... ,..,. ,....Co 17 M·203 ftCTITIOUe .,..... This business 11 con-ange County on January 19. u~ ....... ..,.ange ut NAm ITAT'EmWT ducted by an 1nd1VICtual 1988
Dllftv P1to1 January 25. Feb· Tiie I041Cow1"9 per90M are Ch(•stoan Duperron ,_..
•uir-1 8. 15. 1988 PlB.IC fl>JIC[ Olng'bueiftnl as· This statement was llle<J Published Orange Coast
M·229 FICTITIOUS au .... ll R£MAR ENTERPRISES. with Iha County Clerk ol Ot-Daily Piiot January 25. Feb-
---------NAMI ITATW•N'T 908 Van Nels COUt1. Costa •noe County on January 19 ruary 1 8 15. 1988 P\8.IC NOTICE I Tile followong C-50flS .,. Mase. Cellf 92626 1988 M-212
d0tng business u H9'en Nocholt. 908 Van n.tM flt.a.IC NOT1CE ftCTTTIOUl llUl*Ell l•~NTERNATIONAL PAO-Nell Cou<t Cosf• ....... Publtstted Otanoe Co111 1 __ .;...;;..;;..;;.;.~.;.;;.;~;._,-1
NA• ITATE•Nl FESSIONAL ENTERPRISES Cahf 92626 Daily Pilot January 25. Feb-ftCTITIOUI I
The lollowlng PlfSOnS are (b)THE PACiFIC RIM EJ(, Tiits buslnut 11 eon· ruary 1, II. 15, t988 NA• STA= d1ng t>u11ness as ducted by an lndlvrduaJ M-2t3 iOUTHERN CALIFORNIA CHANGE 1525 Mesa Vwde ......, Nichols The lollow•ng partonl are
RtLTY. 2925 CollaQI Ave ~=~ s9~~~~13 Cotta Mesa. Ti. i tatemant wa• filed P\alC NOTICE dOIM"i:St~:i'ooTERS.
S ta A lO Cost• Mesa ~es C Burnes 2775 Wlttl fM County Oel1I of Of. 1 t26 Austin. Costa u--. ~ 92626 ange County on f'etwuery 5. ftCTITIOUI 8UllNIH -Del F Latson too7 Grove Meu Eu1 Apt E 1oe Costa 1988 Cat.I 92626
l Newport Beech c Ill Mesa Calif 92626 nnMM ..... ITAT'lm.NT Thomas " Baslla 1126 9~ · a Glen H Bur,,., 2775 P·...._._.. Ofa,._ Coast The lollowmg parsons are Austin Costa M ... : Cell!
t . Meu llarde Ent Apt E 108 -·---. .,,_ doing bu_ .. as 92626 h11 bUltnlH ,, con-Costa Men Calif 9,2626 • Delly Piiot Febfuery 15. 22. LAHAINA APARTMENTS. R M I ll 1156 ~~ D{ an lnclllitdual This busineu ii eon· N . Matdl 7. ttN M 249 437.4371) Cypr•s. Laguna Pau~f11no I ~~!.~· Mela
f hl$ 11:.~1 was filed ducted t>y husband atwJ wife • BNch. Cell! 92651 Ca~f 92627. • .,,It' the County c1er11 01 Or· DolO<" C Burnes •-,,,. -.nl'C S~• Fnmodtg 23064 This business 11 con-County on Fet>ruary 't This 1111emen1 was fled ~ '~""4 Si911in Ct Grand Tenac;e ouctea by 1 general 1*1· ~ · Wtth tha County Clertl Of o,. Caltl 92324 nersttip 1 8 ,,.,_, ange County on January 1t. AC~.,_.. Franl< Frlmodlg 23064 ThOmat a .....
Publlthed 0t ~ t9811 --8TATl!•NT Slsittn Ct . Grand Tetrao., Thia statement WM ll49d
M·227
ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Seated proposals from contractors licensed in eccordance with ~lion A. 11, Propoaed Requtrements end Conditions
will be received at the Offloe of tile Clerk of the Boa<d of ~. Room 465. Hall of Admlnlstretion, Santa Ana.
Cahlorn1a. on or before the Wednesd•y the 2'th day of Febf'Ualy. 1981., 2:00 p.m. o'c:tock. et which time they wll be publicly
opened end read tn Room 169, Arst Aoor. Hall of Admlnistretlon, 10 °* c.n.. Ptca. Sant• Ana. Ca.litorn1a, for the
IOllowtng proiect 10 be administered by the Orange County Envlronment.i Martlgeft'lef\I Agency:
SIDEWALK, CURB I GUTTER REPAIR ON tRY1NI AVI .... THE COSTA MESA AREA
ITEM NO.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
0£8CfttPTtON OF WOM
Mobtlizatlon
Unclassllied Excavation
Untreated Base
AdJUSt TreHic Box
P.CC Sidewdc
P C C Drive Approach
P .C.C. Curb & Gu1ter
SCHEDULE OF WOM ITEMS
P.C.C. ACCftS Ramp
Asphalt Concrete Pevement
"-ANS A.NO PICIFICATIONS
QUANTITY UMfT
I L.S.
255 C.Y.
459 TON
7 EA
5.4~ SF
293 SF
58 C.Y
2 EA.
46 TON
Reduoed construction plens. special provisions end other contrect documents •e avellabte for examination Without
charge or may be secured upon payment. Including stete sates tax. of:
-.$180 If ~~in ~--
$10.00 If requested by ,.,..
Plans and specillcaUons requested by mall are sent via U.P.S . so pte&M Include lhe street address to wt11ch these
documents may b~ dettvered
A complete set ol lull size construction plans will be •v•il•ble tor examn.tlofl onty at EMA/Publ~ Works Operations,
10852 Douglass Rd., Anaheim. Caltfornle 92806. .
EMA Publk: Works standerd ptw wltt. epecW prori1la• (CWNlll ..._) ...... pert of tNe contrect. Copt9e of the
StanclMd "-wtt9' lpecl8I provl9toM _.. .teo .......... et the elftoe el tMA Pultlc WOftl• for an eddltloftal c...,._, lncludtftt ......... of:
Environmental Management Agency/Public Wens
(Mall Address): P. 0 Boa 4041
(Street Address): 400 Civic Center Or. Wa t · Am 219
Senta An•. Callfo<nie 92702-4048
(Phone No.). (714) 83-4-3"59 (Cuttler) ---All C~I lhllll be P•Y•ble t\ Environmental Men~t gency • 1'\iilCW«Q
• There wiN be no refund for return of p6ene end spec'9I pr~ end return 18 not required
Or<*a Whlctl.,. not P'OC*'Y addr....d or peyeble ere sut>tect to deity. EMA lhalt not accept '98PC)tlelblllty for that
del1y. ange out ,__ The lolOWlfll perwc>n• •• C:ahf. 92324 with Iha County CleB ol Of. ~'l. P: :~ 15. 22 Published Orange Coe1t doklQ ..,..._ ... Thit bull,,.H 11 con· ange County on Feoruwy t 9ld 9'1 .,.,........_.:
ar • M 2$.e D1111y PllOI January 25 Feb-IOI.AL 111'9'C>POA"TIONS, ducted by husband and wtfe 1988 •
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_,:.--------M-211 Mis9ICllll Vle;o. Cellf 92992 Ttws 1talament was toled Publlttia<I Orange Coeet • "8lJC •na Oo11gtH J Kautmen. With the County Clattc 01 Ot· Dally Ptlot Fet>Nerv 15, n. rmlJC NOTICE 34030 lelv• Aoed •15. ange County on Januery 14 29 M8ICll 7 1988
The bktder'• •ttentlon IS ditecled 10 the prOVltk>M In s.ctlon A. "Propoeel Aequir9rMnts end Condlllone," of ,,,...
Special Prewilk>ne regerding the requnment• end conditions which It mu.t Obe9rvl In the prepwatiort of the pr()C)OMI form
and the IU~ of tM bid.
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$KY VIEW APART· doing bus.neat at Thtl butlneM It COfl· N81Y I.I 15 ttU ""911 ,
MtNTS. IOt2 9usir,eH 8£L FIORE IH PAWfNERS dueled by' co-oerf,_. Mo-204 ftCTmlOUe WM
C..tll' OrNe. SUtte 200. 138'1 N-pofl Avenue. OouglasJ K~ .... -n•r1 In irfne, Celt 12715 Suite 250 Tullln. Catll Thll at~ ... fled "8JC M)TJC( ~ per10M -1.. OU11ll1•'IAll f ... ( .... teW. 1,111$ .. ):
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• -,...,.. lft leak VtJ, , ... of LCM) .. it! llloO II ..... ll01a Oii M In ulcl ,_. ~... (8j 0..111 Pl8" Amend· ~I bv 1M C:.I" 10 In-TIONI 4000 Wn teclf
.......... el '• W . OMctill ~ of • '°""' °' Sente Me WWW ,...,.,.... UU vancee -lf/W1• under tM ment GP .. ti 10 c:Nnge it••• o.netii Ptan ~. f'lau 5'* tM, ~ ~ "=•"--=-lfl tN OlflCle d • COUMy ~ ....._ • ..,.....,..._.. '--. ~Of_. 0.... of Tr\191. •d uw deeigNllOtl •~ nwit for the nortll-1 eor· 1uct1 Calf HMO • ~ ...... County .... :conal'IOI•• ~ -....... T""'998 Of tM ,....__, ..... CNt .. .,., 911C*' ... Logflt Industry to H'9'I 0...-,,., of A~ A~ *'° ..... c JGfln90n tS2N •
No.A'41Dn4 "*9 '°""''°'"'W kl'ICIWft .. tOOt N~r~ ....... • Coelt ~ COiiete ..... of.._ T,,.._ Md of .. ty ~ ... l•l ........ fllfteef-Dr~ lbe~~ C*IOM l Cul9ftlt..Mllltilr.Cait-
ln "'9 "-iot Cour1 d ..... HWi Driw. ~ ..... ,.... """_.. • DltMct of Or.,.. County T.&"llO. U.. Wiit or-.. OJ ..0 Died ~ R-lt-0 t 10 'WOiie ,._A~ Stuo, ~ 1i1MMoN11M ,,_of l0t03
llW lt9'1 of r..11=& tor c.,. • T.,,..o1.-Qlflllli.. ~ • 1ticlh&Mll-w.scoem-c otlrwt "°"'fllt0~11 ... ~s ,... 1'1et1'1011• ev11...-1 Tiltt ~ 11 coo.
me Ccullr"• c T----~ '" .... .., ..... ., .. UNll!" ....... " ~ llO ...., I T f I\ LI N CJ I A N . .. ....... be r..o on to "' fMulh·f8fftlly ~ c:.t) Menao-.....,,. IVAN ' AUTO SE"-dUCted by an lndlrlmllll • ., 1n .._......,., ._..._ ._,. ~ ., ..-. UNeed ,, ... °" C011llP1111 • ... ...,. "oo • "'. l~. e~ • ,._ • ~ n ,... .. t-30 1•t ~ s..,. W;-MOk 'ACE .-MwtlOf IMS . Pe.t. ~ .Jal!Oloa
Of W'"""ID MNW fO. .._on.-. or 1*t c-. .-lOfl"' oent of....,... ~ H . tttl • tN T,,.._ _., the m ln tM~to .. ..,... ~,,.._ AdlloN ,,..,,... eo-a MeM. CeM t2t21 T"'9 ......,_, -~.,
WA"°8. AKA 0W£N ID-8'!Ct .....,_ ...... :oed ... IMOtotledepOIMt .. llid. ~ 0..•lfMl•I of to!IOWiftOdeecn.., ... OI if'I locMed .. '°' '°""' IMl.itatlOtltOITtaMcStt-OA.A L COMMUNICA· Tiie Fie,,..,. ...,... WlttltheCouNyc:.tlof~
WAAOS. 011 ..... .... .......... ~ 8idaorol'9ttto tlelnwftt· Mid COlll!fe Oiettiet IOcMed lfu•tWllL HLL AT"*1C ........ Street ()tat109 Cali-nalt •I &lnftowef Avenue flONS ...,,.,...,,.,,oaooww• -.county on ~ Mr.
Nota le~ gNen ~ Of Tr"9t Deed on IN Pfop. 11'1 8'!Ct ... M ,___. .. .. 1)10 A4efN A~. AUCllOH TO THE "'°"'9T tornie IHM I n d W 1 m b I e d o n COUNCILMANIC COM• flied II\ Ot~ Courtly on tH8
,.,._ undlf .. :ed wlll ... 8t 9'1)'IO lotd Ten l)erCelll of eN ~ ofllce M ""'1 C.a ...... ~ 11t 1100£.A FC>f' CASH (lfl tfle Al ttle tWN of IN 1nttta1 W1y1GrMn¥111e Street MEHTS ANO SUOGES· o..nbef H IHA FILE ,_.r.,
Prill• ..... to !fie""'*' ~ blcl to be ~HMed ...... .,.., -'"' .......... wftlCtl ttme uid biOt wtH be '°'"" wtllc:fl ., ........... pobllcMIOn of tNt noliee Pu•C:haM UMICI ~ f'°"6 NO FH30l3 Pvb11Slled °'11199 Coeil1
and .,..,.,....,, Mjec1 to wlttl bid utlofl ..,... Md ..... Mliclv ~ end read def in lheUMed ...... *'° ... total.,.,,,. of Ifie I.In• FOUi IN 7 Ford TIUNI cw.-AOJOIJ~ENT !0"1undo 0111 3001 Dell) P•lol J~ 25 F-.
conflr111auon of Mid ~· ~or oftet* to be ill w<i!· _.. 01 ...._ tot · '°' ttle c..,,._., '*1lfled or p.ict blUnCe of the ol>h-1 10 St3 IA and on. 0!01-~ u • cOllWNl!Wty ,..,Meath Ln c oeu: M•H rull') 1 e is. t MI ' • 1:.
petlOf Court. on °' .,.., -Int end will be r~ .. W&UMI •• ...... L E A s l 0 F A E • Olfllf cMdl• ICl9Cdled In ... ion MC"'ed by the llbc>W II'\ 0 b... 0111 . I I at MtVIC8 by IM Oratl09 CoeM Cllllt 12t26 .... ~
llWI o.t of FeU91Y, ttll. !fie ef0teeeld offtoe M ""'1 ......., .. U., tit ctlla LOCATAILE MODULA" CIYil COOi Section 212• OMcllMO deed of true! and 112 113 6A from~ Cor· o.!!yNotFebruWy 15.1... Ser g io Olar 300 1 .:.
at IN offtca of the u eoutor, 1""41 llt9f tt1e fltst ~ G.-r •. ..... •111. TRAIL E ... : 0 RAN 0 E Peyable Ill Ml et Ifie tlrM of ........ eoelt. l ll""9M, POl'•llOll R4:ntAC11t 0Mt0n Su* ~ti Ln Costa Men
OOfOttly 'OfWatd, P.O lo11 cetlon hereof and tJetote ..... Aae, Celtfer•le COAST COLLEOf CHIL· .... ) all right. Otte WWI a 11 d ad v • n c • • I 1 Final M~ IOI Trett No Call! 92626 P\llJC llJTIC( • '!.,
311. Alcadle, County of LOI det• of..... 1~711 , AU ••••r fer l>Nfll'S CINTER ltti.t•t c~ 10 lf'Ct J54e.3At H . 13067 Ian end J.,,. u nton. ll)TIC( Tl'l•.S CN...-a ••• con· -----------" Angeles,,..,. Of Celltomta, DCMM)TWf ,..,,.., .. ~ ..... '· CA&80ll. AM .,.. .,. to be In K · now tleld by It under .., " II p0Mib61 11'111 ., ,,,. ~ lol 1 l •S tern locat.O dUC141d,by a Q9'11'81 oart,,.,· FICTITIOUI .a111 ••'-..~
all Ille right, title and lnletttt ,,_ "'' ............ C•-, ... , COfdance wi.n the lid Oocu· 0..0 of Tr"'t lf1 the ptopetty t#N Of Nie IN QC>er\lllQ Dld at 2570 2572 and 2.0A FteTrTtOUI .,..... lt'tlp N&lm eTAT R
of Mid dec....o at U. time -., ..., Deu•Rt 8AA8ARA J CARLSON. "*''' wNcfl ••now tn hit tlet11naf!« described: "'9Y be .... !flan the 10111 Elden A~•nue tor con· .. ._ tTATW•WT tn11 1181emen1 ... r11ec1 Tne loll~ Plf'IOn9 •• of 0..ltl and all the rigllt. Ctll lrOlttf Rob fafle, CoMer\18tOf Of Ille~-Of and may be teeutec:I In lM TAUSTOR WANDA L. due domoruvrn C>U•OOMS The follOwlflQ C>er50N ll/'e wilh tne Counly Ci.<~ of Or OOl"Q tluli,_-.
tllle and lnterett IN! !tit ... Laguna VH1991 RE (714) MIO ConMntet.. office of !tit Director of i<IPPER It..,....._, Ille ea.pectlCI AQteemen1 Wllll WAG Of"O 1>U:s1nft$ IS ange County on Janullf'~ 19 ROWL AND HEIG HfS
latt of Mid •111ed f\ae 41'1·1791 PllOll9hed °'anti COtlt PufdlMlllQ of Mid college BENfF'ICIARY BENEFIT~ bid ~ be 00· COf"pany fOf 1n1e>«11on ·1110E.OTOU. t175Suoe0 lNI PAATNEM t3elt ~
aequhd by operation of... P\lblilned °'anti COM! Deily Pilot FetlNaty I ••. 15, distrlet S AVINGS CORPORATION leined by caling Ille follow· Mr't1CH .,, eonn«:tlOft Witt! VICIOflt SI Cotta M.... Pubffll'led 0.enQe Coas• AYen<A SUlte 290. T'*"'· ...
or ottlltwlM o!tlef than or In Deity Pilot February e. t . tS. 1... Eacn bidder mull tubrM raeorded Mey 2S. 1914 • Int telephone number on tne Me.-e C Str"1 u ...,. f 9~27 O.tly P•lol Janutty is "•O· Ca111 t2UO
acktitlon to that of Mid de-tllt MT247 wltfl Ml bid a cN111e<'s Instr No 14-211835 of Of. tJ.,y befcwe !tit Nie (7141 tenance t987·U h odO(O S Bucon ruery, e tS 1998 Tnom• l. Tueller. t)lltl
CNMd, at the time of death. MT24t ..... _.,. lllftTIC( dlecll. <*ttfied etlecli. or fle1al Records In the oftictol 38~'831 Of(213)827~16S Reiuno' t•l ~· "~ 273S2 LH N--...-M·22S Newpoft A-..... 2IO,
in and to• IN c.rtaifl rMI ,,_.., "" bidder'• bond made payable tl'le ~orde< ot OrMge TAC •.-:17• tl'le Mamon Cotoor•llOll for Vl9!0. Cal1t 926it Tuslt<'I CAiif t26IO
property MUiied in City ol ....: NOTICE ITA~ Oii to !tit Ofdtf of the Coest Coun•y • o.te ~ n 1NI 1.iund OI '66 S92 .. tn I*· TM D\alnetl •• Con· P'UBllC NOTIC( Wn1.a:m E Gwwwl. ,,.. '
Laguna leecfl, County of ••A• DI n Oii Community Co11e9t Oistnct -CS O..C:S of 1t\ilC 'd9-t Ta• L t• 0 e A•· m.1 !-IDI ~ lrOl'l dUCWd Dy an inOI~ Newport A-. .,._ :t Otange. State Of CalllOfNa, //(.. UMM PICnnDUe Boltd of TN4t ... In an tctobeS Int lollQwlfta COllf'OllATM*, M NW Regos Homet '°' r.iuno of Teodot"o S Buc:on ,teTITtOUl IUSMll Tuslltl Calif t29ID
partlcul8tlyd..cribed•lol· .............. ........... ""°""' nol .... than five Tile Euterly ,..,. .... of ,,......., T.D. tutVtCI dePOSll of S1S "3000 tor Tl'liS st•t-1 WIS ''*' MAMI ITA'n~NT Roben £ ~ 13191
lows, t~wlt. ......... ~ Tiie IOllOWfnt pereoni percent CS%1.of Ifie tum bid Int Easterly 3eO .... of Loe COllPMfY, ..... ., 9ettJ com~tlC)tl ot Ot1V9W1t~ ao-11 tne County Cltt1i of 0.· The 1o11o--o Qe<'to<IS .,. Newoort -',,__.· ... HO. ~
That portion or Bloc:lt 3, ., ~.... h•ve al>8ndOned !fie'* of • • guetan ... 1"-the btd-1008 Newport.._. Tract, Je llcD..W. A .... , ... , 1-110 s.-Oii• Of,..,. llt'Oll C<>Ynty on JlftUW) 19 oo.ng ou .. -11 Tvsun c .. ~ ._
Tract No 518. PyM HI" No At3210t tfl• Flctl!lou• l 11sln•H def will .,,,., Into Ill• tn lheCltyof Coet• ............... "' ..... L... Conr .. ence ac1 .. anc.e tor '* VtS UA. MOTtVAT ON IN· Tl'los """'"· .. con-"
Place I* 11\8') rec0tdec:l In In ltlt Superior COUf1 of N-SK'( VIEW APART· proe>OMd Con1ract ol !tit tl'IOwnon arnap r«ofdedln lt..~CA-f1t4) ~officer 10 tllend t"9 n.81 STITUTE 3070 811110 lduet9d tty • oenetal '*1·,.
8ooll 17. P991 •t ot MIS-1M State of CalifOf'TWe. fOf MENTS 2012 l ullntn Mme 11 -Old to him In Book S P109 1, Ml•· ...,_ f lf•Of•Mn A..,•,-s Con-Publtstieo 0.anQe Coast Costa ~esa C11<1 92676 netll'l'C> ~
c:elllneous ~. recOfctt Of the County of Orange Center '°'"" Suite 200 the event 6f !allure lo ant« cellaMOYI Miac>S. records of PuONll\ed Orange Coast 1erenee Daily P11o1 Januv, 2S Feo-Oar ,,.e Coooie 27 7 5 Wiiiiam E G-,.
Orant1 Counry. u follows In the Matt9' ot tfle Estate lrvllle Calif. 12715 ' into 1uct1 contract. "" .. ,d 0.•"91 County Olllly Pilol Fet>tuery 1 I 15 Cn.nge Orc>e< 10 111e ~ 'l,lllt)' ' I tS 1948 IMtta 11 .. oe Or E Cos11 Tn.1 st•I--'' -. flteO :•
P111c:.IN0 2·1eglnnlng at ol 1 .. ENE GEATAUOE Tfl9 Flclll!OYI ~ proc;eedtofttltctleckwtll be YOU AAE IN OE.FAULT 1988 trect ... 1t,,Ooi>.ke<l Eng·--M-2 1S Mesa c~1 92626 lwrtlltt>eCountyC...ofOr·"
a point In Ille Wftterty IH'9 of IAKEA. also •known H ~ r•red to aboYe wu ted, Of In the CaM of a UNDER A DEED OF TRUST M23S •llQ tor tdO•toonal -"ICM in fltllJC N()JIC{ r,,,, ou11neu 11 <.on ~County on Fwuarr S, ~
Mid BIOCk 3, dlttant thereon IR(Nf G BAKER. Con-flied In °'atl09 County on bond. !he full sum thereof OAlEO 512118A UNLESS ·-... 111'\Tll'C conn«1oOn ... 1,. ,,,. .. ~ 10\ICl.O Of .,., tnd•vtdva! 1MI -"
Nortll e· 10· Eeat 190 ot ..,.,,.... Octol:>ef 12 ~H7 FIL£. will be ~ed to Mid ®!.--x.cu IA!C.E.-ACIIOfll-lO ~ PK ol ,,.. F..,.,_ ~ ACTTnOOt'tu.-t• 0111-~ ,.... ~
feet from !fie rnoet Soutl'ltfty Notlee .. tleret>y gill«! 111•1 HO F3S7912 . dtl!flct RROTECT PROPERTY. IT O•••C•OSllng al th4! l-A()5 NAm ITA"n•NT Tn.s Slaltmll'll "'" ,, Put>llll'led Orange eo-1 ~
corner ol Mid llock 3, and the undlltt19necl Wiii Mii •• Flonald F NictlOl9 Jr IMddef may Wtltldtaw MAV SE SOLO AT A PU8 UC CfTY cw Fr-•y IWlll'I 1ne Count) Cl«li O! Or· 01111) Polol F~ 15 n ·!
running 11\enct South 11• Privet. ..... to Ille hlgfleat tlOl Comw .. Al/9 w .. i: Ills bid lot a perlOd fOf forty· SALE IF VOU NEED AN EX· COITA •t A PubhC Hearing · Appell or TM IOllOWlfWlj persons 8" •"99 County on January 19 29 Merc:P> 7 1918 •. ~o:i~"~3~0~~ ':!!~.'~=fl~~.~~· ':!r~~~ "':;:,!;!~·,Corn· ~,~'l~~ :::::· ~~"rN~~l~N 0 ~F TT~~ coue::.:.NDA ~~.:l•~t~ie~~~:';.: ~1w~~~~a;SA . OEN· ,988 ,.... M-2S9 ::
'"' to • point In ,.,. perlot COUl't. on or afllf the wall Ave Wettmlnt11r The Boald otTrust .. s ... PROCEEDING AGAINST F'l.UAlt\' ,., ·-OuPu•• 1ul,,0<11eo aigent f()f TAL •&& E 171" • A tOJ I Pvt>lrsne<l Orange Co111 'I.
Sou1t11Hle<ly llM ol Mid tlttl day Of Febru•y. 1t88, Calif 12ea.:j ' Mrv" !fie prlvllege of.· re)«I· VOU. YOU SHOULD CON· CONSENT CALENDAR Jonn 8u11ef lor an ea1enSIOfl eo;ia Me: c:-~t 9~~ S Oa;1y Pilot Jan.;ery ~ Fee>-~IC IC)nc£ ~
Block "'!J, dlllant thefeon a t the otta of WILLIAM w . TNi butlnest w., con· ing any and art bids or 10 TACT A LAWYER Wntten Commun1ea1ton1 ol • Pf'•vtOUsly ~ov9d ,50~"~ ou~ '"';2625 ruary 1 e tS t911'8 •
North 48' 24' EHi 150.lt SOUKUP. ESQ , 401 Civic dueled by . husband and warve aoylnegularll'"Oltn• 928 w 17th SI Costa AecOf<h oettrUCloOn IOI Cond1t>0r>11l UM Pe<m11 '°' T -.;·. 0 M-216 f'teTITtOUI.,..... ~ IMt lrorn the most Souttlefly Cll'lllf Ofl\le W•t 5"1te \#lie tormalillee Ill any bid Of 1n Mesa Calif tile Finance Oepanment auto s.tlel w11n1n an e•fSh"9 nos "5 ness 11 c:or>-j tlAMI ITA~ ..
COfner thereof. thence along 703, Senta An•. CA' 92701, 'TIM• statement wu lllec:I the blddlnQ Cll a s1ree1 aoor111 or Se• IOf Public Hearing on 1nd<1Str1tl bu•kMg 11 1666 ducteo Oy an ino.vt0v.i 1'\11.IC NOTICl The following pereons .,. ::
H id Soutlltasterly llne County or Otange. Stall ol 1111 the County Clerk 01 Or· C. WC:HML nat TUll, common des1gnallon ol Maren 1 t988 at 6 30 om Super•0< AYene 1n an MG ~:'n 'i9u•lll".t DOS lrteo . dotng t>usi,,....,
Nontl 48' 24' ·Eut. 45 25 Callf0tnla, alt IN rigflt, title Coun on Jan 16 Ytoe Chenua11, luelMee property os sN>wn tbol/9, no F o r J 111'1 F • r r y ma n Zone 5 5 atttment ••1 I FICTlTtOUI aue.111 REDWOOD HEIGl'tTS ••
fMI 10 tile beginn1ng of • .-lei Int-I 91 .., Con-= ty ~ ........ c ... c-MUMly warranty IS 0"'.., .. to Ill 8UlhOfiZed 9genl lor °'~" OLD BUSINESS Wtln ·~ Covnt• ~·· ol o;· ..... ITAn.wl LTD •2 32e12 A.Orie!IC ••
curve, tangll'll, concave 1«vatM and all lhe rlgflt. Publlahed 0r· Coett C ..... DIMnct cornp .. 1eness 0t corr«1· tat Realty USA <•1 Upclate 01 Genetai Plan •noe ouNv °" anu•ry 1 Tne lollow>ng oersons ere Of•ve L~ N~ Calif
SOU11leasterly and having• totleand lnt«•lltlat olMld Deity Pilot J ~S Feb-Pubhsnf!d Orange co .. 1 neut Tile tl•nehciary GP-18-IA to emend land GP172B A8 70!I a no 1988 dO!ng~M 92877 •:
radius of 839 02 leet. thence ConMrYllM KQuired by n.iary I I I~ ' Daily P11o1 February 8 15, unde< said OMd of Trust. by uMdlt<gf\allonot pttcelU I OR8 753 lor P<C>Pt'I) toca1e<1 F' (). ~1 RESURRECTED AEUCS s.not1 J .. an,_. Gen· ,
Northeuterty along .. Id OC>lf8110n or 1aw Of other· ' · · .,._224 1911 reasonola0<•Kll0tdefMlll 51'. Ste. 522 and 526 a1 2110 2 120 and 212• 0 ~uo;~ ·~5 ~1 UO T'lal•• u.guna S.11en ere! Pen,. 32617 AOrtahc .:
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• •JERUSALEM (AP) -The army
'!id toda) it was mvesttptina allqa·
tions that about 20 Israeli soldiers
ukd a bulldozer to bury ahve four
l\nbs afkr anti-Israeli protests
eerher this month in the occupied
Wtst Bank..
The arm) said in a statement that
rW<> soldiers "ert detained and ques-
uontd unda) and that other soldiers
would be taken into custody soon.
lsraeh newspapers quoted villagers
When! the incident allegedly occurred
as sa) 1ng tht fo ur rahs wcrt un-
conscious "hen rtlattves rtscued
tbem after sc'cral roinute . Thrtt
were trtated at a West Bank hospital
and rtleased the same da). wh1k the
founh w:is hosp11ahzcd for eight da) s.
the rtpons said
Rclau"es l.'.harged 1n a complaint
filed \\Ith the army that the 20
soldiers grabbed the four -\rab after a
violent dcmunstrnuon 1n the West
Bank '11lagc uf !\.far lem Feb. 5 ..
beat them lon·cd them to he on the
ground and thl'n poured sand O\'er
them "1th J bullcJ01er
The arm~ communique toda~ said
MaJ Gen ~mram \,fmna. West
Bank comm.inc.la. ordered m1h1an
pohct." to tn\eStlgate the actions of
soldiers in th~: '1llaJte
"This anvcs11pt1on is receivina the
highest priorit>. So far two sold~n
ha\'c been detained and other deten-
tions att expected in the near future."
said the communique. Under Israel's
system. charges arc not filed until
probes are completed. but suspects
ma} be plaC"td in custody pending the
outcome.
Mitzna was quoted b} the arm}
radio as Sll} mg a sergeant-major from
the mahtal') go\C.'rnmt'nt established
b) l~el in the 'Nest Bank and two or
three other .sold.ten "'ere an volvt'd
and "'ould be brough t to tnal.
Whalt supen 1sang an arrest oper-
atfon of suspt"C'lc:'<i ~rab agitators an
the We t Bank nllage of .\bu Dis
toda). Miuna told arm) radio· .. E,en
an m> "'orst dreams. l "ould n<'' er
1mag.ane such a thing C\en though I
constant!) "am commanders to ell\·
pcct the most a\lo ful things that could
happen "'hen soldiers find them-
seh es all of a sudden commanding
and deciding the Ii' es of cmzcns ...
'\ reporter for the 't' ed101 '\hronot
ne"'spaper said he sa\I, a foot-high
mound of eanh where the 1nc1dent
alkgedl} took place Sunda) Re-
porters for the Jerusaltm weekl~ Kol
Ha'ir said Frida} the) dug out a shoe
from the din.
Army officials 51id Sunday they
WC"re in vcstiptina a similar incident
in the Gaza St.rip ~fusee camp Shati.
They would not elaborate.
Anti-Israeli protests in the oc-
cupied West Bank and Gaza Strip
have entered their 10th wttk. Accord·
ang to U.N. figures. 54 Arabs have
betn killed by Israelis since the
demonstrations bepn Dec. 8.
Pnme Minister Yitzhak Shamir
left today on a visit to Italy after
telling repo,rters he did not agtte with
U.S. Secretary of State Gcorae P.
hultz's statement that Arat>-lsricli
negotiations must involve a land-for-
peacc trade,
The concept of temtonal com-
promise underpins the latest U.S,
proposals for staning a peace process
but has led to opposition from
ham1rs Likud bloc. which is against
the return of the occupitd lands to
Arab overeignt}.
..There are arguments and expla-
nations about that (land-for-peace
proposal) but that's not exactly the
pnn<:iplc that guides me:· said
Shamir.
Shamir added he would discuss the
issue Mth Shultz when the secretarv
'isits the Middle East later th is
month.
,.,~
Mutafa Abdel ~d lndlcat• apot wbe~ "he alleaa Iaraell
aolcllen burled b1m and three other Arabe after a rlot.
Blast disrupts PLO protest voyage ·to Israel
NICO I.\ <. \ rrus (~Pl -~n e'plos1on blew a hole in a
fem boat at L1mas)ol toda~ 3\ II \!,as being readied to ca~
Pales11n1an deponec-; on a PLO-sponsored protest \O~age to
Israel. a Palestin\· L1N-ratmn Organ11a1to n official said.
three PLO officers in L1massol on Sunda}. he said: "No L1m~sol port manager John J1j1s. in1erv1e"ed b) Israel
comment.'' and quickly hung up. · . radio. said the craft. the 6, 151 -ton Sol Ph i) ne. form crl} sailed
.\man l l:urn1ng Ill '>peal tor the: Jc\I, 1sh Defi."nse Leaiue said
the L -ha~·d grt'1•r "a.,, ·n·<,fl\•n\1hk for hombing the hip at
The J DL was founded 1n the earl) 1960s b) Meir Kahane. between Lamassol and Haifa . Israel. He said 11 was bought o n
no" a member of the Israeli parliament and head of e'trem1st. Saturday but .. defintte!Y not (by the) PLo :·
a nit· .\rab Kach Pan). Both Kach and tht." J DL espouse \'tolence He said the explosion OCC\Jrrtd .. at about a quaner to s" this
in the .\rab-braeh conflict. morning ... There will be .. an undtrwatcr suf\e) 10 find out
l 1massol" . .. This 1s onh a "Jrn1ng 't'\I time "t." \I.Ill bomb 11 Y.tth all
the people un 11 he: 'W•d 1n J telc:phone call to The ~ssoc1att"d
Press in ~ll.O,IJ Thl' man ~poh• fnghsh Y.tth an ~mencan
accent and the lJll \l>unded lt1ng-d1<.tance But he v.ould not~'
Y.herc he "a'.i <ailing lrorl}
There was no "'a) tq venfy the identity of the purponed J DL eAactl) what hap~ncd. how big a hole there 1s and \I, hat repairs
spokesman or to authenticate the claim. ma) be necessary. .
l)prtot sccunt) sources. insisting on anon)mtt). said th e One PLO officral. who spoke in N1cos1a on cond111on of
PLO men k.1lled in a car-bombing 1n L1massol had been anon)mtt). told the AP: "We arc "a111ng for a dcct'it on by the
nego11a11ng for the boat. (PLO) command. We have to see 1f1here 1s an alternall' e ship for
The slain officials were 1dent1ficd as Mohammed Sultan: tht "o)age ··
fhc:n: "'l'r" nl.1 1mmt•d1ate rl·porh ot 101unes ,Mohammed Buhe1s. also known as Abu Hassan Kasse.m . and PLO otlic1als an Athens, Grecxe. confirmt:d tht vt:ssel tht:)
Ma~an Ka))all , had planned to u~ on the voyage to lsrat.>I wa damaged. v. hen asl\·d ii the J Dl al!>ll \I, a<> rl~oonsable for the l 1llin2 ol
Nicaraguan envoy to
United Nations dies
MAN.\G l·~ 'Karagua l~Pl -
:-.=ora .\sturga thl." nJtmn·\ l '
ambassador and J hao1m· ol tht
Sandinista rl' olul• in J 1e<l ot lan\c:r
in ~anagua. thl.'. go' ernment an·
nounced he "as "\<l
During lh\.' n. \ulu11on. -\\turg.J
gamed fam~ l\lf luring J top gl·ncr.11
into herbednwm "herehe"'a' ilkd
b' rebels In IQ ..i th\ Rea~.ln
adm1n1strat1on rc1ectcd hc:r J)
1caragua's amhas~dM 111 the l nit·
ed States
Astorga. "ho du:d \unda~. "'J" J law-..cr and a member ot the \and·
inisia ~ssemtih 1.>nl" Pl .thl' kltt<;I
mOvemt•nt"s h1ghl'\t COO~UltJt I\ t•
bodies
She had returned homl' tr<im \.e"
Yolk C.lrh l.1.!il m1.mlh t-1:\.aU'>\' ot ha
11lncs~ and \\a'> It' 1ng on J \rTIJ ll larrn
near the l apnal unul \unda\ the
gu' 1.·rnment s;i1d an a communique
The .lmbassador .. " 111 be rendered
all the h0nors of a heroine of both the
iath1.•rlJnd and the re,olut1on 1n her
funera l." the communique added II
dtd not \a~ when thc ceremon~ will be
held
In a separate communique. the
rultng ">andanista '\;a11onal L1bera-
1mn Frnnt . of\lohtch \ts ~'>to~ had
tx-1.·n 3 mcmbl"r s1 n1.e 1 Qtiq said she
.. ,oo._ a hl·rotl pan an the struggle 10
"' enhro\lo th1.· d1c ta torsh1p .. of Prest·
JL·n t ~nastas10 omo1a. "hose fam -
1f\ v.as 1n po\lo er for ·C \Cars.
· \h1.• "as a"ardcd the and1n 1sta•;"
h1gh1.·st decoration
In ~1anagua in 14~!> . .\storga
111du1.Td Gen RC}naldo Perez Vt:ga.
dl'pu1~ (Ommander of the: '\:auonal
Guard. into her bed room "here ant1-
go' anment iiucmlla'> cul ht\ throat
Nora Aatorga ·
.\storga said Sandinista ac-
comphces tried to subdue Perez Vega.
but tha t \I.hen he rcmtcd. they killed
him. Thl' original plan "as to kidnap
PeH'I Vega and release ~film tn
l'\l hangr fo r 59 and1n1sta prisoners.
Beirut newspaper appeals
for freedom for hos1:ages
By Tk A11odllted Press
BEIRUT -Beirut's leftist daily ne\l,spaper '\s-afir pubhshed
Valentine's 0a} grce ung.s toda} addressed to Amcncan ho<.tagc T<.'rry
~nderson and·other foreign capttves. In a front-page repon, the nt·"'spaper
said. ·:The senders "'sh their messages would reach the hostages and that the
captors will Stt them and free the captives whose parents and friends are
"aiting impatiently fo r their release." t\s-Safi r said us stafT JOtnS the senders·
appeal for the release of the 22 foreign captt \'CS believed held b~ pro-lranaan
Shute Moslem e'tremasts. In add1t1on. two Scandtna' 1ans \I, ere recent I~
kidnapped an south Lebanon. but they arc believed held b~ Pales11n1an gunmen
who do not belong to an) PLO faction.
Actor fined for Ireland traffic deaths
ENN ISKlLLEN. Nonhern. Ireland -Movie actor Matthe\I, Broderic._
\I.as fined S 175 toda) for his role an a car crash that killed a "oman and htr
daughtt'rtn Non hern Ireland last year. Brodenck was accused ofdnvangon the
wrong side of the road when the crash occurred.He was eli\cused.from ha' 1ng to
attc:nd the tn11l after the in111al charge of causing death b) careless drn 1ng was
reduced to careless driving. The 25-year-old star of film s such as ··war Games"
and "Ferns Bueller's Dav o tr· pleaded jtUtlt \' lO the~esser charttc. The acc1dcn1
occ.urrt:d .\u~. 5.
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Chancellor
pressUdDg
Waldheim
VIENNA. Aus1ria(AP)-Socialisl
Chancellor Franz Vraniuy won
broad support today. even from
conservauves. for increasina pr:euure
on President Kun Waldheim lo
resign because of his wartime past.
Vranitzky said in a televised inter-
view Sunday that he would consi~r
rtlinquishina his own post if his
leadership continued to be affect~ by
the controversy over Waldhe1m.
whose election in 1986 was backed by
conservatives.
Meanwhile. about 1.500 Austrians.
including the nation's mosl promi-
nent intellectuals. signed a thrce-pqe
adven1scment 1n the news weekly
Profil demanding Waldheim's rcsia-
natton. About 5.000 Waldheim op~
nents staged a demonstration in
downtown Vienna. -
Reaction to Vranitzky's com-
ments. who didn't ask Waldheim to
resign but said it would be "an
important s1ina1:· cul across political
boundaries in this sharply divided -
nat ion of7.5 million people. .
"Vraniuky has made a huge
gambte:· noted the senerally con-
servative Kurier tabloid.
Hailing Vranitzky"s appearance as "a great moment of television ... the
half-million circulation daily saJd the
Socialist had now put the onus on
Waldhe1m·s conservative backers to
act. The chancellor runs the govern -
ment in ..\ustria. while the presidency
1s a large!} ceremonial post. The
Soc1al1sts are tht senior panncr an the
coalt11on go,ernmcnt with the con-
scn at1' e '\ustnan People's Pany.
which backed Waldheim when he
won his Sl\·)'ear term as president in
1986
Thousands
of Nazi-era
files stolen
BERLI N (AP) -Prosecutors said
toda) that tens of thousands ofNazi-
era records wtre stolen from the U.S.-
run &rim DocumcnL.Centcr~ but
den1rd · reports the} were used to
blackmail for mer Nazis.
Volker Kaehne. spokesman for the
We'>t Berlin Justtce Depanment. said
'""e ttgators suspect the deputy di-
rector of thr Nazi archives was
1n,ohed in the thefts. He refused to
1dent1f~ him be~ond sa) mg the man
was a West German.
"There is ttte susp1c1on that an
undet~rm1nN1 l'lllrtl~r of ong1nat
documents belle"ed to number in the
tens of thousands have been removed
from the document center ... Kaehne
said in a statement .
"Our 1n,est1gat1on so far indicates
that thr documents wert stolen for
prol'.it There 1s no evidence 10
1ndtl'ate suggestions that the~ wert
uSl'd for blackmail."
Sunda) the Berlin Morgenpost
nrwspa pcr said 80.000 . files were
missing and that former Nazis paid
millions to keep their pasts secrtt and
the documents from being made
ubl1c.
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NAME STATEMUfT Beacr. Caltl 9266" Sou1n Bay Sain Calt Oucted by an IOdtvtdual INVTTIMO etDI of lhe contract Satd bonds NAME STATEM£NT NAME ITATEM£NT Thts business 19 con·
,.,j> 10~0,.1.,0 ~<sens are Pac1c-CeH Cahl ..,rn.a forn1a 3191 A A1rpar1 Loop M1cnae1 J Mateci.1 1 NOTICE IS HEREBY 10 be l11s1 approved by Ille The lotlowong per-sons are The 1011ow1og persons 11e dueled by a general part·
oc•no c--.s•r>eH s Eag•e Run 1r.,1nt a111 r Costa Mesa Cato! • This statement was filed GIVEN that Ille Board ol County Coun5el and the doing bus1nus IS ldO<ng business u nersnop
•1. £ s A p q E I.A ~ M 927 '' 192626 1w1th IJle County Clerk of Or· Su1>•n11sors of Orange Rlsti. Manager of Orllnge CJ J SE~tCES 23333 111SCOTT P GIBSON Carlyle D Cornwell w .. o l Es Al E P s 1 • o i NIC1< P 1'18Uoq•u 80 l his ~11nen IS con· •nge County on Fecrua.ry 5 Coonty Cahlorn1a Wiii r• County Ridge Route r 176 El Toro CARPET CARE tblG•BSON This stalemenl was Med ,...v~c· SiJ••e c1oe Costa D<.-•ogr-l ant Seca• .. ~ Ill J ducted by a corporalton 1988 ceo.,e '9aled bids up to 2 00 1 Pursuant 10 Sectl()n Cahl 92630 HOME SERVICES 3864 ...,.,,., the County Cletk ot Or· ~ .... ~.. 1 1 'li~l6 .o~oo, Ricnerd C B•aun PreSt Fvo.e pm on W.Onuday tile 4590 ot the Government Clark We51e1 Jonnson Bear Senta Ana Call! enge County on January 19 ':>..i~l· A,.,e a i.Aa•cel1us Tn s o-.~•"!'U s con· dent PyDl1s1'ed Orange Coast 2nd day or Mlft1\, 198& In Code of the State of Cell· 23333 Ridge Route = 176 El 9270• 19&8 ~•02 ..,artx:• s ... •• F 108 o..c'4!<2 bv a 'tf'lerBI oa•t Tn1s statement wlS hied Da•ly P1101 February 15 22 U>e otlice ot Ille Clerk of Ille lorn•• the contract w•ll coo-T0<0 Cahr 92630 Scott Patroci. Gibson. ,__
HARBOR L AWN· c l~ta V •sa c 1 1 92626 ne•shro ""''"the County Cler~ 01 Or· 29 Marcti 7 t988 Board ol Su~sors Room l8Jr provis<ons perrruUing This business 1s con-36~ Bear Santa Ana Clltl Publtthed Orenge Coast ~ OLIVE '" < r ,~,"~~" ,5 con Shanrom VOWtJ9h PreS1 enqe Coun•l' on Feoruary 9 M-255 •65 Rot>e<l E ThOmas Hall lhe successful !>odder lo ducted by an 1n<11v1dual 92704 Daily Piiot January 25. Fet>-
M ·"~.1 , • C~rT-1'•" , ducleo b, ar• ,.,d•v•du.lJ 'cent •988 nun•IC NOTICE r Adrnin1s1ratlOl'I 10 OVIC •ubs11tute $9Curolies f0< any Clar~ Wesl4!y Jonnson Lisa Anntt Woodhead· ruary t 8 15 1988 ·e~d! , , • 5 q,. • M1•ct• "~ Tn1s Statement was Med Fl"70IS2f l"UU\. Center Plu.a (cor,,.r of monies wllflheld by ll'le This statement was 111.0 Gibson 3~ a.a.. San11 m209
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.,.,5 stotle"'e'"t ... as It~ w th '"t County Cl1>r~ or Or PuDhlhl'<S Orange Coast Santa Ana Boui.vard and County or Oranoe to ensure with tile Count)' Clefi. or Or· An• Cahr 927~
.,. '" ,..,,. CounN o ... ~ ot Or· an9e Count, on ""l'Druary 5 011 1, P11ot Feoruary 15 22 I F•;r~~o~:A~=· Broadway). Santa Ana. Celi· ~ormance under lhe con· ange Counly on January 19 This buson"a IS con· Pl8LIC NOTICE
J ~ '"'l~ Count, 0" ,an ;a •) 19 1<188 2q MRrC'1 7 1988 fhj> tonowmg persons are lorn11 11 wNch lime Mfd lrec8
1 Tile Bo d r S 1988 ducted by a geJW<al part----------, •M I FJ7041t M·26 t bids will be pubhety opened ar o uper· FJM300 nt'rsnop .,,.,. FJM302~ .. PuD••stle<I O<ll"Of' Coast d°b~~~~~~s~os MOVING and read in Room 169 on ll'le visors reser-lhe rtghl to PubllShl'd Orang(! Coast Scott p G1b1on FICTl'TIOUI .., .....
P .r ~"'"d o '""" Coast 108111 P0101 Fl'Nwar) 1~ 12 POOi.iC NOTICE SYSTEMS 16323S S J first lloor 10< tile lollo'Ni119 re1ec1 any or all Dtds and 10 Daily P11ot January 25 Feb Th1J..1(11emen1 was Ii*! NA• ITATE•NT
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0~·1• P,•01 J311• ~·· 25 Feb-29 Maren • 1988 F 1 V 11 Cal ~n92~~8 Protect Airpon-Term1na1 w11ve any informality in any ruary t 8 15 1988 -.JlP1he County Cieri. of Or· Tiie tol\oW1ng pef"IOf\I are
rua•• • 1>. 15 1088 M 252 FICTITIOUS aUllNESS ~~;:,d 3 Qey Oi~nardo A pron Paveme nt Re-bid recei0v!° M·222 enge County on February 9. doing business as GARDEN
11A 220 NAME STATEMENT · con11ruc:llon·Pllase 2 BY .,DER OF THE 1988 GROVE COIN EXCHANGE ---------Ml.IC NOTICE The fot1ow11"19 l)(!rsons arp 18323 San Jose Fountain P r o I e c I N o BOARD OF SUPERVISORS MLIC NOTICE F370IU 2032 B oot.h A . 110 Broadwav
Costa Mesa
642-9150
P~LIC NOTICE ---------domo business as Valle.,. Ca111 92708 2951·420-551 OF ORANGE COUNTY Pubtisne<I 01ange Coas1 ~arden ~rove uc~ 92=ue.
---------FICTITIOUS BUSINESS hl JDVNASTAR fbtWEST Riefl A OiBernardo City Santi An• CALIFORNIA FICTITIOUS •UllNEIS D111y Pilot F"ebruary 15 22 F F E i
FICTITIOUS eUSINEIS NAME STATEMENT ST AR TRADING CO 49t 1 i8323 San Jose Fountain 2 All of said work lo be DATED January 27 "1988 NAME ITATIMINT 29 March 7 1988 C °:t 81~ nterpr~, 1~2
NAM£ STAT1!MIN'T Troe 1onow1n9 ~rsons art' W111ner Ave Ste 210 H\lnt· Valley Cahl 92708 ii-r1ormed In accordanc• llftdlt D. "°"'''· Ctent The followmg p~ons are M-2&5 : ~~,~~~~va°n. Los
Good Ds rflheble Mntoces TM lollow1ng 1141rsons are d0tng oos1ness as 1ngton Beacri Cahr 92649 Tni5 business ls con-with drawings and apec1f1. ef Hie hafd of lupenrle«e doing bus1n~s IS A eles CA 90015 '
1nter.:rng.tl'li1'9' to b<lv I dO•"O ous1ness as SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA M1r.l'l9PI JOSf'Ph M111eck1 ducted by ~oC::'*~ cations whtC:ll are avellab .. ef Or...-CountJ. C.it-A REASON FOR HOPE nun•ic NOTICE f'tllS business 11 eon· lt"tall 1~eevet"Vdl on AOVISORY TV ANO VACHT SALES COMPANY t81t Cilnterbury Or Hunt Howud rnar o for purchat• al Coll· fotnta 650 Town Center Drive l"UUI.
ddtfled y RAO•O t ABS OF AMERICA 319 I A Aorparl lOl"P Drove 11notot1 8eACh C1l1I 926•7 ThtS statement was filed I Ohdaled Reprooraplllcs. Published Orange Coast :800. Costa Mesa Cahl -F-IC_T_IT_IO_U_•_•_U_I __ --.-.-du;=tedF~ :~.:~~~ne with the Coun1y Clerk of Or· 560 West F1tat Street Dally Pilot February 15 22 92826 .._ O• r .... · · ~-----------------------------------~l~~Cou~oo ~~ary~Tu~~ C~l~nla 926~1988 G~~nino ~r1k 61S ~-aTAH•~ ~b~F~~.~~1
1988 (Teieot.onit (714) 838-2855I M239 Forman Ave Pt P1essanf Troe fotlow1ng pefSOnS 111 Thi$ slatemenl WIS 11141d
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,~ The cost Ml •• 81>9'0•· Beacn ... _ Jeo@y 087•2 d0tng pus1ness .. STAR w1lh ll'le County Cle<ll of Or-
Pubhslled Or91lQ8 Coast imalely ~ 00 For ad-flta.IC NOTICE Thos ousiness 11 con-HOMES GUTTER J 118 ange County on January 15.
Deily P1to1 Fet>Nary 15 22. ditional inrormation conta.cl dueled by an indivldu•I South Halladay Santa Ana 1988
29 Ma1C;h 7 1988 tne Protect Man. W1I-FICmtOUI eutMIS G1011anmno °""" CA 92705 ,..,., M·2S8 Item Lowe 11 i 1 l •I NA• ITATEmNT This 5late~t was hied Carl)'1-D Co111we11 11136 PubltSlled Orange Goa11
•---------755.8624 The following persons ere with the County Clerk of Of Por1 Ren•cll Place Newi>o<1 Daity 1>1101 February 8, 15, P\llLIC NOTtC£ 3 Tile etaslihcatlOl'I of doing b\151ness as ange County on February 9 Beach CA 926e0 22. 29 19'8
FICTITIOUS llUUllll Contractor 1 ttcense re• ENEDfu:cE~ E :::A~~;.~~ 1988 ,,1'1SS L1no1a L" Todo:ott 12&8 M2•5
.. ._ aTATDmWT qw~ in lhe fHJl'f"'c":n<A of NETWORK 20331 BWttstde Pubrosneo Ore"Qe Coast lots of Students look> for apartment
The IOllowtng pet"sc>ns are this ootract IS 1 • t 17 Huntington Beach Oaoty "Ptl01 Fet>ruary 15 22 f . h" . . . . oomg t>lnlness as • Pursu e!'~ 10 ~~·3 Calif 92~6 · 29 March 1 1988 urms ings 1n closs1f1ed. Will they find
ROBERTS LANDSCAPE PtOVISIOl'IS ol .....,,ton 1 Dale Schwartz 20331 M·263 't d rti' d? GARDENING 2325 Orange of the Labor Codt o4 Ille 8Jvtfltde • ll 7 Hunll1'19lon your I ems 0 Ye se
Ave Costa Mesa. Cahl Stale of C1t1fornla, lilt Beech CIMll 92846 P\&.IC NOTICE 92tl21 • Boatd o4 S~aora h .. 23 5 obla.1nedlhe99Mfalprt'llelt. Tllis business ts con-FtCTtTIOUI .,._,,
Robttt Hayes Lt'119t. 2 ""' rate of I*' diem w......., dueled by an ind1otidull NAMI ITATE•NT Orangf Av•. Costa Mesa .... ,, -...--o ... Schwartz
Cellf 92&27 and ll'le 99Mfel ptt'llllt•ng Troia stat~t was filed The lotlowtng peraons 111
Thia bu11neu is con· rate fOf hOlldey and ownme 11111111 the County C~-dOlng business as
due1ed by •n incllYIOIJal work In ltlis ioe.lify '°' teCfl c I on January 19 DOLLAR DAMES IN-
Robert H l evet eratf OIMalflcatiOn "' I~ = oun.., . VESTMENT GROU~. 26272
Ttiia statement -• 111ec1 of WOO!rllen needed to ... ,_.. Pkato Mission Vi41f0, Clllf
With the County C""11 of O..· ecule Ille COfttfect from IM PubllsMd Orenge Coaat 92691 enge County on F.t)Nery 5 OlrectOf of the Dlc»er1meftt ",..;.. p 25 ,ab-Keren Meyer, 26272
19h • 01 lndustrlel Aelet1on1 _., llOt January • P.cefo. Mission Viejo. Cehf 19 "7Ml1 T"ti.M r .... ft on Ne wlltl r~ry I 8, IS. IMe 92691
Publtlhed Orange Coast tt1e Cieri! of the IMtd of M·2tt Ketlfy AnMtmo 1237 8'
Da.ity Pttot F'ebruety 15 22 ~ eopm fneJ lie •-tt llft'lll't 8elboe Btvd Balboa Call! 2:1 Marc:fl 7 t9U · · obtalnedet c:o.U11Motflce ... _ ""'~ tttet • . M-'25, of OSAIF9C)llttl.. ' Re'4 Pamela Oodlertofl 3000
1---------Property '1CTIT10U9 .,._.. So Maon •SAC Santi Ana. "8.IC M)TIC( 5 f&ll blOd9r MUtt'Wb-NAm ITA'-WT Calli 92707 1--~~--...-.---mtt 'MW\ hit tlid • ... lllec-Tl'll IOl!owlng persons ere Mana Glt>aon &4fl Har· '1Cnnout ..,_.. tOfy dltKti ~ by a ,... OOtnO bu11ne. • mony Circle. Hurillngton
.... eTA~ 8'>0ftliblebel*OI abldder"1 MANDEVILLE APART-Beactl. Ctlhf 92713 Ttle~"'90Merl bof"1 mllde pa'feole 10 t1le MENTS, 201 Cypreu RhondaHatttton 1050 C' dOlftQ ~ • ...... on ordlr of ll'le CO\#'lty ot Or· Laguna Betcll Cal1f 92651 Cabtillo oe111 Or •A S.te
lntfrN'IOl\lll GrOUI) .AM7 "199 ~ .n trnOUft' nCM .._ ~ Flfmodlg. 230f4 Ana Calif 91701
M"Artl'Nf .. vd . •400 lt\ltl five Ollrcefll of the a.;m Scliltt1 Ct Gfend l•rac., NanGy Mlflm 177t WM1• ...._t lelcfl. CA 12MO tliCI M • ..,.,,... lflel tM Cellf 923.24 minster Ave •C. Cos.1•
Hic:OI" A Kwr.. t• btOder wi• enl• Into lfMI Frenti 'runodtQ. 230l4 Mell. C.I t2t27
\.incl Ille Or ~' fWopoeed cont.rac.1 1f tfte a..in Ct • CMetrd Terr"*' K•lhy M.ioN 12 ()wet
9eedl CA·~ -II IWttdid""'" "' tfte Celtf t2324 Aoed IMnt C.t t271$
TNI 1N11ne11 11 con-event OI llllllf• 10 tnW 1n10 T~ b\i"""• 11 con-fhts txnonen " «In" ~ Dy In ~ llllCfl COfltrect lfle pl It 11 fl ~ lil'y ~Md wllle .,.,.. e ~ pet1•
NtcOIM A l<tffN Of lfll ctiecli .ii be ~ $tnata Frimodlg MftlliC>
Th1t IC...,.,,, ... flleO ~ 11'1 UM Of I Mftd .. ful fhla It~ WU li6e0 ~ Meyef
M1h ll'le County Qertl of °' "'"' ltiereof ..... be ~ .with IM Coutlty Clerll Of ();. TIM Jiii~ ... flleO
ln09 COllt\ty °" ,~ 3. to Mod Couney of°'.. ..... Coutlly on Jenuery "· witt'l 11141 eoun1, a.ti of Or·
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MONDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1988 25 CE T
FV's future h~~gs on growth vote
Both sides claim victory in fight over
one of city's last strawbei:ry fields
JONATHAN
VoLZKE With an cl cc1ion that will de-whe1her Southpark. a 140-acrc parcel • •
termine Fountain Valley's financial bounded by Slater Avenue, Ncwhope
fatco.nly a week away, opponents and Street. Talbert Avenue and the Santa
proponents of a measure that would Ana River. will include a shoppina
CAMPAIGN '88
A Pnce ( lub membtrsf11p ~lore was
planned for lhl' dc\C~lopmenl. which
officials an11upated v.ould annuall\
add as much a!I SI 5 mtlhon to the cit)
budget. but thl' sv.ell of opposition
drove the d1Stount v.archouse awa>
· If the referendum la tis. th(' Cit) will
be barred from changing zoning on
the parcel. Fountain \i ane, ·s largest
rema1n 1ng chunl ol open area The
propen) then v.ould remain 1oned
for light manutauunng
-allow a retail center on one of the · center. The City Council approved
city's las1 open parcels arc both 1he project in Scp1embcr, but rcs1-
claiming victory. den1s living near the parcel ro~ in
T he Feb. 23 elec1ion will de1emune opposition. voicing concerns about tncreased traffic and noise. Cm offiual~ wntt·nd the outcome
of the \Ott' 1., ,rnical 10 Founu11n
0 .$-:-speed skater Dan
Jansen gets to his feet
after being disqualified In
competition at Winter
Olympics. Earlter In day.
his sister died of
leukemia. 81
California
The body of a Long Beach
woman who was on a
honeymoon cruise ~o
Mexico was found in the
Pac if le Ocean and her
·tiusbahd was booke<fln-
vestigation of murder. A4
Entertainment The eagle has landed
Robert Cottlnaton, bead caatodian at Circle
View School in Hundnaton Beach, attachn
an eagle to the campua flagpole. The city
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fire deputment helped place the acuJptare
or the maacot in honor or the acbool'• 25th
year.
\aUe) ) luture The~ sa~ J hc cil)
needs the ~Its-ta>. rt''enue from a
n:ta1I center to leep sen i«s at their
current le,el
John Colhns. t:ha1rman ofC1111ens
for Fountain \ alle) 1he group su p-
porting tht' retail ,enter -v.h1ch
v.-ould require: a ··no" 'Ole on 1he
ballot-said a good turnout is cruual
to a '1cto~ for his group
Collins $31d he thinks a !lohd effort
on behalf of do1cm of' oluntttr\ has
dch,ered tht" me'>-.age 1-0 Fountain
Valle~ resident' 1ha1 ealh \Ole 1s
1mporunt
"I'm contiden1 v..e'rt getting the
\\Ord out and I'm confident 1ha1 our
cause 1!1 good,· Collins said "\\ e're
getting good '1bes from nearl~ t'' e~ ·
one v.e tall to "
But on tht' other side of the tabk.
Susan Crandall. a membcrofCtuzens
for Ma1n1a1nina the Qualit) of Lafe sn
Founiasn \'alle} ·s En., 1rooment said
she also 1h1nb her group has garnered
strong support
"People ha' e supponed U'>. e\·
(Pleue eee VOTERS/A2)
Suspect held in
double slaying . .
. .
By PA UL ARCHI PLEY a purchase pradlin reponedl\
stan<"d harassing the foursome ahout
mone' ~Santa< Iara man as being held on \\ iinesses said pradl1n and
suspicion vi murder follov. ing a W il~n follov.cd the four 01rts1dc the
shooting an \\ e'>tmanster la1e atur· liquor ston.· where Cao alleged I)
da\ that lelt a f ountain Valle\ man pulled a handgun from a car and
and ha\ cumpanwn dead started shoo11ng.
Poh1..e 1dt•nt1fied lhe suspect Sun· .\ccord1ng 10 'W cstmanster Police
da) as ( uong \tanh Cao 38 u Bob Burnet!. Cao altegcdl~ hot
He v.as talen into custod' an anta Wilson sn the chest -\fter \\ 1lson
Clara after the shoo11ng deaths of collapsed on the ground. Cao alleged-
Iknnls Wa~ nl· pradlin of Fountain h shoi him sn 1he head.
\'alle' and Joc te\en \\ 1lson of · He th.en turned and aJlcgedl) shot .
\\ CStminster pradhn 10 the same mannrr
Santa Clara police arrested Cao lale \\ ilson died 1mmed1atel). pradhn
ttlfda, based on mforma11on died about 40 m'nutts later a1 l 'Cl pro' 1ded to them b~ \\est minster \tedacal Cen1er .
In' es11gato~ Cao and h1 compamons fled the
\\estminster det("(ll\eS then v.ent parl ang lot in a s1her "1ercedes lknz
to Santa Clara. located about fi,e and a To)ota 'an .
miles v.t"st of an Jose. and tool Burnett ~id the su\pecl apparently
custod) of the suspect The) returned shot the men fo r no other reason than
ham 10 Orange Counl) v.here he is he"aidfl'.+hl~11.ruatv.as-said.A5-faras
being held an the Orange Count\ Jail I l nov. 11 has nothing to do w11h druas " " I _,.. . Cao v.111 b<.· arraigned at Y' est or gang-r<" at<"~ acu' II'
Orange Count' \fo01c1pal t oun "\\ e 'lea rd the shoo11ng 'We \\COi
pos<>1bh toda' ou1s1dt" and v.e )av. a dead person in
( ao 1s suS~l ted of shooune tht' strtttt ahd ano1her one the pohc~
pradhn :!O. and\\ 1l~n. ::!::! at about v.l'rc .... orl 1ng on .. an emplo~et a\ a
I::! 30 a m aturda' after ont' of the nearb' restaurant !M!Jd The <"m-
tv.u ''""m~ a.llegl.'dl~ harasst"d him plo~rt"\ nam(' v.a' v.nhhcld for
and has "ompansons at a liquor stort protl.'Cllon
on Broolhu~t treet .\rt emplO~t:'<' al a nearb~ gr~~ .•
\\ 1tnesscs reportC'd the' 1ct1ms had store .... ho atttndC'd \\ estmiost<"r's La
gone into the store to bu} bttr but Qumta H1gli hool v.11h Spradlin
real11C'd tht'' v.ere 'hon ofmone' descntx-d him a~ "real outgomg. He i
.\fter l ao and his companiom -pla'ed fo011\all He '4as a realh nic¢ .!-.
tv.o 01her men and a v.oman -made git~· ~our •\rdtna~ high ~hool gu\ ..
The Oscar hype machine
kicks into gear this week
as the nominations are
readied./ A7
Index Nat-so-great wall splits Newport commtinity ·.
R • d t f th '11 b t ff f H1ghv.a) from 'c"port Boulc,ard to m·1ghhorhoud art• lOnc1:med that the The ne1ghborh~ ~th scni'a Advice and Games
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est en s ear ey e cu 0 rom Goldenv.est .\\l'nUl' tn Hun11ngton "all v.ill cut them \lfTfrom the sound ~2J-<;1gnJture ix·1111on oppo'i1ng the'
h d d 1-1 -f th p -if' Beach said Don 1mpson special and smi:lls ot the ocean onh a fev. "all to th<" "") of "l.ev.pon lka h t e soun s an sme s 0 e ac IC pro1ects manager for lhe . Cit\ of hundrtd \3rds a"-3\ The\ aiso fear l altram Jnd lh<" ( ahfomta Coastal
,,·v.port Ekalh \hl' "all 'v.ould lUt them off from Comm1-;s1on ;ind ..a~ the~ v.111 tigl'\1
By GREG KLERKX
Of ... DlllJ,... .....
Newport Beach officials sa} 1hc)
are making progress toward a com-
promise on 1he construc11on of a
sound wall along West Coast High·
v.a'. but hom1:ov. ners and merchants
1n ihe area sa) tht") are unsausfied
and plan to take their case to 1he { 11~
Council and poss1hl) 10 court.
The proposed v.all 1s part of an
amb111ous. mull1milhon dollar con-
Slrucuon prOJCct to widen West C-oas1
The prOJl'll being und<"naken h~
Caltran~ hut \upcn 1sed h~ '1.i("v.pon
&~·h. "''" t1':g1n constru uon in
Sl'ptember and 1s exl)('('ted to co t
appro\lmatd) S 'T mtlhon. ..aid
\\est ;\ev.port Parl . an open spac<" the proposal all the v.a ' to court
parl currenth undt•r construction lronil all< the rnntro' e~1al "all
and scht'duled 111r compleuon an v.a<.propo'>l·dtll dam!)('nthesoundof
Ma' The park 1~ >1tuat~d on the ' pa'is1ng trafT'i1.. said Simpson n·
ocean Sid<" of tht' h1ghv.a~ tlctv.een \ 1ronmcntal Slud1es 1nd1cated lhat
Orange 1ree1 and the nta .\na 1nlrea\Cd traffi, on the .... 1dent'd <i1mpson
Residents of 1he 'l'v.port hores R1' cr Jt"ll' (Pleaee .ee WALL/ A2)
Lungren steps before
Senate 'firing squad'
NB school
t~re~n _ next a 1? By JENNIFER KERR
A1sociale4 Prest Writer
SACRAM ENTO Da n tel
Lungren . Gov. George DeukmeJtan's
choice for slate treasurer. steps before
a state Sena1e "firing squad" this
week.
The "squad" as 1he Senate Rules
Committee. which will be firina
ques11ons at 1he Long Beach Re-
publican congressman about his vot-
ing record on issues such as civil
rights. reparation for Japanesc-
Americans a nd housing bonds.
The committee this week plans
three days of hcanngs. bqjnnin&
Tuesda). O(l Lunaren. whom Dcu-
kmejian named to replace the late
Democrat Jesse Unruh. Lunaren d 1s~rict includes'Huntinaton Beach.
The confirmation hearinas arc the
highlight of an othcrwisulowweck in
the legislature. Lawmakers. like
other state emplo~ take today off
for the Prcs1de1u s Day "°'iday. As
1he~ usuall) do before a Monday
holiday, both Ooors held bnef Ooor
sessions last Friday. That's 10 keep
their $87-a-day expense money Oow-
tng over the w«kend. They ret'eive
that expense money every day. as
long as their ses.stons aren 't more than
fi\CC.days apart. Their normal sessions
are Mondays and Thursdays and the)'
usually ID taocM to their districts for
Fridal'.
lnd1vid\aal &.wmakers and their
staffs will be busy this week rushing to
get bills ready for introduction.
Friday is the deadline for lqislaton
to introduce bills for <'Onsideratlon
this y~r. Af\er Friday. new bills must
be "urgenc)'°' bills requiring a two-
Jhirds \'Ott in each house.
The two houses have until Ft b. 29
to ac1 on the Lunaren nomination.
The state Constitution alloW1 both
houses to confirm or reject a aov·
emor's nomination to fill a cpnstitu-
t1onal officx. Most hip -level aov·
(PIHH ... LUJllGUJ1f/A2) ...
Attorney Ll,nda Nunes bolde bande · wltb ttace O'Conner aa tile cJllld'• •.doptl" puenta, Jeaae and Lee, look
oa. l'rom left are: 8&rlNu'a Kaia and ..
By JOYCE BODW\<l CH
Of ... o.lly .........
Tht bab) boom S'v.<<"t'ping through
'«·v..port &&\ h and Costa M~ has
prompted the pos 1ble rropening of
da~room a1 Ea tbluff Elemental')
hool in { orona del Mar ne"t faH.
Dc:-put~ D1 tn\t upenntendtnt
Norm Lo:m said Newpon Beach
l 1nderga11'ners who h"e in 1he areas
of .\ndC'rsen and Harbor Vat....,
elementa~ <iChools in Nev.pqt Beach
might bl-bu~ appro·om.tel> fo ur
miles av.a' to EasthlufT ·
Eastblulf Elementan v.a closed 1n
I q 4 du<" to d«hn1ng enrollment
"The os1 to reopen tlassrooms at
Eas1hlufT v.ould onl\ run about
S60.000 ... Loats sa1d =·nm r not a
permanent solu11 on but a ~hon rangi-.
1hree 10 four 'tar solu11on to thl'
increased number of ~1oderpnn<'rs
VtT ~'lJC'Cl m t ht futul't' •
If this is. winter then
who needs summer?
A very special Valentine's gift
o\ttord1n1 10 Loats.._ lbc fina l wlu-
t1on ma' be to ~pen L1 nt'oln
Intermediate hool which al
do~four )cars aao due to a dC'Chnl'
in enrollment. ,
8)' PAUL AllCHIPLEY ................
like ~ ~ with pin.a or itt
cream with apple pie. hiab
tempcraturcs altd a IM>liday wedlria
provided the orrfect combination for
thouandt o( wn wonllippen Sun·
de . -~ ... buthcllys retuhed in a
three--or four.,.y weebnd fOr many,
and an •tmospheric llilb over Ne-
It· s one from the heartf or adopted
children at Costa Mesa baby bash
ly PAUL ARCHIPLEV ................
lh·ould''e l'l«nJu tanothtr '
\!1kn11ne'<1 L>.ay pan) Some 3SO
mom d•J arid kKli tl\JO ed.
ham rscrs 11nJ hat dop and t)~ •heir raffie t1cktt numben
~hilt' door pnrn "'C'rt doltd out
Bui unda' • pat'' ••the Cosia Mesa Community t"tnttt had 1
l'Ml. It tht clukl"n ~
adopted. 1hc pan •'Q i.bbtd •
ctlebrl11on of parmtlM>od ~
adoption 1
Linda unet.. an altonw) who
spcctallzn 1n pn~a~ adoptt0n
orpnwd lhccddnbolliKcpn~
prcxnt and fut urt d.ntb. "· . Htt 1nttnt ~a.s two-faW. l"'llCMI ..
that much ttttnt r::••> has
CH\ a ntptl\C' pel~ ~
t•OM. u~z v.'nted to -pt a
room full of Ut"tTtll *'-
t ether to ~v.ap adop1ion sto~
and 10 ('('IC'bnue togdher ..
he al .... as rtthn& a . hlllC'
se lfish ··\lot oft1mn 1 onl) Ft to
~ the children tn court..' she
s:ud Thi v.a.s her pponunit)' to
~ ok1 a Qua1n\.ancu. ~uncl kOO'll> lirst-hand ahout
the an\l('t1es that IK'COmpan)
td\)ptt0n M and her huand
ha't four ch1ldmi. all adopted at
-bt
, una oncx Md a raJ aiaac
forttlosutt sncttee .. , "9Cd to
th~ people 1n lM tree " M
satd
(Pl11r ... IPSCIAL/d)
··Rl&ht now the IQSK'.tl movt 1s lo
open four classrooms 11 Eai1blun
s1mpl) hccau~ tht rosl lO rcacll"atl'
Lm oln v.ould 1 a m1n1mum ol ~ .000" ht said ··Lmrotn ts a
JUnlor h'~ hool. 111' not pred for
young ch1kS~n ."
Loats noted at l&\t v.tt~'s tchool
board mtttin that tt -.oukS \alr.t
approumatcl) 60 )' unpttn prr
ll'1ldC' to JUst1f\ reopen1na 1 1ehool. Ho~'C~ a . •·n'h PQ111biht) ot
2,400 ntw lrv1nt Cout homeulatrd
to bqtn oon truc1.on ~\t )"mf', the
rcoptn1n& of a d 1stnct tdWJol may ~a M'«Slll) Tht ln 111t c~
ts an un1n<'Ofl)Oratt'd ICtttdl ot
couthne located be~ CCWGM ..
Mar Ind lapM 9ead\.
••••••••••••• ••••lil•lllliiii~;:;::~ ~ a -••n1 e'Jr/Mt
•I I ..
..
0 LOI Olill DAILY Ila.Oii Hu•. f*"-ry 11, 1• (
Fatr Eltdy' sOngwrtter dies
~~WRINOltAJ't-hillF ----i61'--••-.... IO tM holpilal
---. Milo a.-. dae 11' "' "<I IE 111111 becaute oltht pains tllllt ..... ~ AM J9y LeNif'I ..... ¢'111-..... _... MO«rit. tYl'lcl ... My f'alr Udy .. ........_ 'A~ cloon" ud .. Qi.I,'' .. u. ...... h -!""'~. ...... arftftlt'd by •""-'-•CJ~--~ ....... --.. lJt,-Wei ud s-F.anerat Kome in ~.... --..... II; Pllm ~-likely and Loew'• Lofte . It l:5l p.m. It Delen dole friencf. comedian Red Skelton,
Holpital. aid lbe •=tupel ~-. bu written .. a mott bauliful eu--tao llked tUt her DCM be Ulld. kio, .. Monis lllicl.
His ~me friend md -•• ..-Mi.. 'Duri-an 1• -.. _ ... ...._ .. ·
John F. Morris, said ~_; LocWe ~ ~~te ';cts"'hiU':;
nicknalM was Fritz, dildo( '-'diac "Bripdoon" la 1947, .. M Fair
amt&. t adY.. in l 9S6 and "Ca~t.. in
''Fritzwua.,at friend and a.,.. 1960.
man." Morris said. The team rwailed in 1973 fOr a
en.ctny ~ ol ·-ow. ..
which they had done as a ftlm an l HI.
Loewe mired in 1974. Lemrrdied
in 1916.
''Almott Uu Beint in Love," "I
Could Have O.llCed All N..,_~ .... On
&ht Street Wberc You Live." "I've
Orown A«uAomed to Her Face" and
"'I( Ever I Would Leave You" were
1J110n1 the dasaic sonp produced by
the panMnhip. Lcmcr and Loe•'s collaboration bel8!' with a one-niaht ~in Detroit
in 1942. They s-ned bitterty after
"Camelot."
X9'1'ER S TO DE CIDE CITY'S PATE •••
•swmaAl
pecially in ierms of traffic, .. Crandall
Mid. "We've been aoina*>or-to-door
and Ft~nJ &ood IUppaft." c;~·s sro.ap -.es that -area wrroundanaSoudllilaJt W<>YAd be y aricllocUd with the lddition of a
rd.Iii~. even tJaOulh the Prier
OubWllllplanned tooa:tarjust JO of the 140 mm in the patC1t . Bu~ CO Ma~ Judy Kelley says
the CJ11 1bet with opponcnt_,-oups
averal ailncs to answer; traffic con-
cerns, _. ahered in'tial ,plans 10
cnsura M traffic problems would be
creatied with the projecl.
Colli• also dcbamd the tramc. issue. c:oatendina that dile reuil celller
would actually cause leu traffic tbu
the oriainally zoned manufacturiat cen~ ,_ &ec:a~ it wou,ld require fewei'
employen usana nearby· roeds duri.aa
rush IK>un..
. ~ al~ <kbatc the opposi-uon s CODtenuon that the city doesn't
need additional income to maintain city lttvices. ·
An i~pendent economic analyw
prepared for the city by Wedin
Enterprises Inc. supported 1he city'•
contention that includina a retail
center would be finandally beneficial
for the city. .
Fount.aan VaJley officials claim that
f Proposition 13 eliminated
-pro cs a,_ a majer-.re~~
, or ana the city to rely on sales
t.ax to meet the nttds brouahl by the
area's growth .•.
Way~ D. Wtdlo, prtsident or the
anal)'lis firm. ..With all of the
auaranten involved in this develo~
ment. it i's a very~ ccooomic deal
for the city off'outu.ain Valley and ...
lbould result in a combined benefit to
the community after all costs of approximately~ million durina the
21-ear period.••
2'omns said bis sroup plans an
"infOrmatioaal.. public forum on
Tbunday at the Fountain Valley ~ Ceoter. A panel of
apert5 will be on hand to answer
qmsaions from citizens. be said.
Tbr bank is not upected to leave
UJ lastina tcan on the city, but it has
cost some money.
The Quality of Life lfl>UP has
tailed at least Sl.410 to, fi&ht the
beUk. whik the Citizens for Fountain
Valky has pmc~ II' least S..049.
aa:ordina to man,datory campaian-
reportina documents filed with the
city in January.
'After payina initial cxpensn -
both sides have enlisted campai.&n
consult.ants and experts~ the prqpb-
ncnt poup has Sl,989 on hand, and
tbt opponents just $88.25.
Tbc aroup opposed to the retail
ccn&er paid more than half of its
donations to the consultant firm of
Kuttlmann and Associates, aod an
additioAal$54J to 8clirull Blatketer.
a Laauna Beach attorney tiding in th«'
countywi<k slow-arowth initiative
drive.
The proponent aroup paid $2.000
to Dlvid Vaporean, the consultant
oveneein,-the camP.lj&n fw Nathan Rosen~ a candidate seek.in& the
1eat ofret1rin1 Rep. Rohen Badham.
R-Ncwpon Beach.
Accordin1 to the documents.
Geol)C M. Sakioka, the owner of the
property, -where strawberry fields
now arow -contributed St.000 to
the campai.&n that would allow the
retail center.
However, the city will pick up the
llflClt t.ab -the cost of the election.
County Rqistr1rofVoters Donald
Tanney said his workers will set up
the booths and count the ballots. a
~that should cost the city about
S.S,000. He Pf'dicted a low turnout
for the election.
But Smith said rcprdJess of who
suppof'1S the retail center,« even the
outcome of the election. his eroup has
accomplished one important pl.
"Winnina the election is very
imponant to us. but another key was
,ettina it before the residents of
Fountain Valley and lettin& them
n\ake the decision," said retail center
opponmt Scon Smith.
"Thiti!just too bi& a decision for
the City Counc1 to make alone.-
· To lul'tlhe Price Clob TO abandon'
its SaJ'ltJ ~111r location and move a
mile to Fountain VaJlcy. city officials
offered a deaf that would aUC>w 1hc
THOUSANDS.HITBEACH-~ ..
P'roaAl
store to buy the property at SS. 75 per hum ad afternoon in Ncwp0n Beach.
sqnarc foot -less than half price -said, lifeguard Jim Turner. ·~rt f(Cls
through a rebate of its sales tax paid 10 real steamy." he said.
the cit). under a 21 -year agrccmcn1. An estimated 70.000 visitors
Whrlt 1hat accord d~w fTrc from crowded·Newpon's beachfront where
opponn.ts of the rcta.tl center. at was I a cool o ns hore wi nd hdd . the
commended 1n the economic temperature toa makt 64dtgrea.
analysts. The wa.ttr tempenture was a nippy
. · "On the t11y side of the equation. 60 degrees. keeping all but the s"rfers
the transaction also pays for all of its on the sand. ' ~ ~osts and still returns a substantial . Lifeguard made no resc~s a'nd
general fund benefit of at least SI o nl): a handful of minor first aids.
m11l1on per year to the city," 5i111d Tumcr~id. . ) I
In La&una· Buch. temperatures
reached tne tow 70s and some 25.000
people visited the shoreline. said
lifq_uard Mark KJosterman.
"There's lots of sunbathing today.
Traff'ac, IO say the least. is just brutal."
KJOl1Cnnan said. "It's backrd up
from Main Beach to Emerald Bay."
Lifepards handled a couple 'Of
minor.medical aids but no rescues. he
said,
Huntinaton's eny bcKh was vis-
ited by an estimated 20.000 .
DISTRICT ENj o f s BABY BooM ....
P'romAl · · · · ··
.. 7:"T-h&l .. could-generate ibOut -soo ontuaeaii·p1ojcctcn~---.• ---
kids in our dtstrict." he said. "If th.111 make conditions too crowded.. · The district .currently leases
happens 1t would· be suffic1en1 ' ··0 1;1r ~u~nt eQrollm~nt is . 79_1 ·classrooms at EastblufT to a YMCA num~n to r('-open one of our school stud('nts, said Ha~r Vacw .Pri~~-child care program. a privately-
sllcs. pal ~rry Alford Th~ dlStnct s owned child care pr911"am. the Ncw-
Though Loa1s said ponablc proJ~taons fdr next ycar·1s 812. We port-Mesa Schools 'Foundation and
classrooms have b«n a tcmporar) like the adca o~ making the move for the Nllt.ural History Museum of
answ« to the overcrowding problems '"o reasons: Ria.ht now·&wo teachers Orange County
at somt-uf the schools ttns ~ar. ·a sharr:-ach· of the ~erprlen . · portable classroom would not work at clas rooms wi th a back·t~badt Loats said 1fEastblufTk1T1dcrganen
Andersen Elementaf) schedule. The EastblufTfllcilitywould classrooms arc opened next fall. the
·"The idea or placing a relocatable let us run a suatred scbedulc wbich Y~CA proaram and the foundation
(clasSToomJon the .\ndcrscn Elemen· would then save the kinderprtnns wall be relocated to another sate. The
tary Sch09t 1sn·1 100 funcuonal be-more of an 1nd1 v1dualazed prosram. pnvate child care proaram has a luse
cause oft ht' size of the site and what 11 "The· SttOnd reason really effects for another year. Thl' museum will
would.do t~he pla)grnund ... he said the entire school. Neu year we mi&ht also remaan at the same site.
Loats sa Harbor View Elemcn· ha'e t~ close down some of our Trust~s wall ote on the proposed
tary ha5 J c spa£c for .a ponabk _spccaaliz.cd proaram, to provide EastblufT kan<krganen move ntxt
classroom, tl ut 1hc 1ncrea~d nµmber space for the reaular elassrooms," he week.
WALL SPLITS COMMUNITY ...
P'romA l ·
hiV.way would pul the dC<.'abcl coun1 ix·opk there's not suppon -for this:·
over federal ltm1 ts. The widening hl' '>aid. · ' ,
proposal. given fi.nal C'1ty Council • t'hnfB O'Brien, a Ncwpon Shores
approval in Januaf). was the subJt'Cl oo~rd mcftlber. ~1d she h.as never
of "numerous .. public heanngs. said ~en such unified sentiment behand
1mpwn. .. . an issue an that neighborhood
Respon mg to residents' concern-; .. 'Thcrc--soc;rnliloCoftctter-wnhn&
.
construcuon of the wall tx-causc they
feel it will keep out highway noise.
"They very much wantit..J.lt.bou.ih
as a group they haven'( yet come out
and voted for at.'''Said O'Brien.
Sterlin Wolfo. chairman of tbe
ci ty s s. ac cs and' Kttf"eat1on
Commission and an ocean-side 1tsi-
dent: said the Caltrans cnvironmen-
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HOnollllll 13 13 ·---HJllfle. IOWI .. of 5 P m Sunc19Y HoutlOfl .. .. .. le 1 ....... 11 .cM
MMny.NY 24 11 Jedl_,.MIM ts ~Calif. Tempe
.,,
AlbuQuerQUe .. 27 ~ H Toft-11 ..
Alnlfllo 13 2t IC-City .. YOMmlteVty II 3t
2t 17 LMVee-15 Andlotll09 M ....,._ io... .. of 5 pm Satutd9)' _
~ 12 13 Uttle~ .. 17 ...... afield " 40 •
11 ..,... ,, ., Surf f orecaat Afllllnt• .. n l~ ~
AllentJC City 15 IO l~ 75 31 ._,,_t 15 37
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50 20 Neltl"419 :M 11 Eut..,• 53 4$ Sen Olaoo Couftty 3 13 lwmin9"*"
llen\llllCll 31 14 Newo. ..... 15 32 FreMO II 31 S latt>eta-Ven1\aflll 3 13 New Yorio: Coty 8oiM 45 35 H It laneattef 72 32 s ... dlfectlOn WM! 10 ~
Norfolk.Ve Botton 27 a• 34 14 long e..ch 71 47 Oulloo« 10< Tlleedey UlllecNf>Oe Nori.II Platt• u 21 Loe Mfe1M rt 52 ltownlVllle 13 41
luftalo 20 15 Olllehof'na C.ty 71 31 MlllYtville , 61 42 OIMN 43 "Montoorie ... 43 S R rt ~on Vl 24 15
c..,.. 43 S3 0.19nd0 IO '°.._... 15 41 mog e po
~ SI S3 PlttMurgfl II °' 0.lelld 83 .. CNcaoo It -05 l'or111nd ........ It 21 Ontano 74 u ..... .,. ~ ..._ .-0.t0
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Colurnbut. Otllo 11 oa ~'It 33 IO "'-"llde 78 42 lodey t '* lorecMI
Conc0tO.NH H 13 SI Louie 33 '6 Sect8"Nnt0 .,
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O.yton 15 ~ S111t1Anlonoo 71 JO a.ri ..,,_*'° 74 :: .,,,.,,., .... lltfr "....,__ -8-15
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o..~ 30 13 S1 SteMw1111 20 05 a.. 0.,0 ,. .. l•,.,,..... Alrpofl U.10
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F1111go 14 05 Tampa.St Plttbg 51 ,. ....,...,.,... M :~ Fw 11v:f ,,_,...,, mae11r-:; ,.,.,, 53 13 Tot*l1 SI aa San•• Marte 65
Gr_. AllC*lt 22 ot TWQOf'I 71 47 Slllt\1• Monica ta ..,. .... of ...... Ana ..... u """'....., ... •ones.-.....,. ..
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LUNGREN OPPOSIT ION INCREASIN.G •••
From A l
ernor's appointees arc confirmed
o nly by the Senate.
tf binattn receives positiv.e votes
from both houses. or no vote at an. by
Feb :!Q, he can be sworn into office. ff
hoth houses reJ«t him by a majority
'otc. he is ou1.
Ifs less clear what will happen if
one house rejects him and the other
docs not. Attorney General John Van
de Kamp says re1ttt1on by o~ hou.r
would be cnouah to keep. Lunaren
out. 8ut DcukmCJLan maintains that
rejection by both houtes is necnsary.
J\ sp.ttial 19-member As~mbly
committee held four days ofhearin15
last month on Lungren. but has not
)Cl met to make a recommendation to
the full Ooor. A~mbly Spc~ker
W1lhc Brown. D·San Francisco. said
he wants the Assembly to vo1c on
Lungren next Wttk.
Legislative opposition to Lungren
ha!> been increasing. Nineteen '\~
scmbly Democrats have announced
the~ woufd volt against him.
. ,.
Lunaren last wttk told a lfOUP of
!_'CP<>r1n1 he was concerned about the
faimnsof the Senatc~ac:a&s.
ina smators of'thrcatenina witne111e1
who planMd to testify in his suppon.
Elsewhere this week in the Capitol.
the ScNltc and Assembly public
cmployCfS· committees plan a joiat
hcarinJ Tucsdar on two iuun. T1'e
comm1ttc" w1I look at altemativ~
investment practices for the twoaianl
pcn~ion funds, the Public Emplo~·
Retirement System and the Slallt
Teachers' Retirement System. Both
~ere hurt by the stock market
probkms last fall.
The committees will also eumane
how the state is laying off and
transfcring employees of the Cali-
fornia Occupational Safety and
Health Act prov.am. or Cal-OSHA.
which DcukmtJian is abolishina. His
action 1s bt'1ng challenged by a laW5Ull
that is pending before the statr
upremc C'oun
On Wf'dn~a). 1hc Asscm bl~
Dan Luncren
Labor and Employment Committee
plans 10 stud) tht' impact of Pro o-
os1tion 65 on the workplace.
SPECIAL VALE NTI NE 'S GIFT ..•
rromAl ·
She didn't much lake 11.
In 1981. when the Nune7e~
adopted 1he1r first child. she
chanacd the focus of her practice.
For the pa 1 s~, years. she has
helped hundreds of childless
parents disco' er the negative
cases are the rare nc-ept1ons.
"Fam1lacs need to sec each
other.~ she said. "The adoptive
_parents love to get _together and
swap stones." -
It helps dispel the myth tha1
"the bia bad birth mother alwa)'1
steals lhe baby back ... she said.
"The) find out 11 wasn't as scar)
and nsky as they thought 11 was
aoang to be."
In fact. many adopfr,,e parents
arc ovcrcom1ni their fears of
Jmma their chil<LlO.-lhe binh
parents throu~ open. "cooperat·
1ve adoptions in which one or
both of.lhe btnh parents rtmain in
con e wiTh lM a<foptJve arn.ry,
Sharon Kaplan. director of
Parenting Resources. Inc. an
:rustan and author of "Cooperat·
1ve Adoption: The Official Hand·
book:· said open adop11ons are a
long-hc:ld pract1l"C 1hroughou1 the
'o'Orld.
It was o nly an while .\menca's
middle and upper class society
that t loscd adoptions became
common some 70 years ago when
Victorian more$ m.adc 11 a stigma
for a woman to have an 11-
leg it i ma 1 e c hild Secreq
abounded.
Jnlbrma11on abou1 the b1nh
mother was w1thhcld from the
child and adoptive parents and
\ice 'ersa.
In cooperative adoptions. the
foc--us-+s on openness. Kaplan said..
"Adoptecs have a natural
curiosity about tht-1r bqannin'1."
she said. "A cooperative adoption
puts t e ocus on the cllif<r.on lh~
d11 ld's acccss to both fam1l1cs
ovt'r 11mr.
"We say adults don't have any
ngh1 to 1ake away thal access.
"It's working. The QCOple who
are doing 11 lo'c ll. Some have
taken pre' 1ousl) closed adoptions
and rc-o pcncJ ahem." Kaplan
said.
,, Typical. perhaps. of that suc-
cess arc Richard Rosenberg. hts
w1f~ Mary Falvey and Cyndi
I th. who pve birth to Nathan
e) Rosenberg.
11 three adults and 17-month-
o Na1han "ere at Sunday's
part).
Richard and Mar)' found out
aboul C)ndi through Linda
Nunez.
Cy_n.di was 17. san&Je and preg-
nant. Her relat1onsh1p w11h
Nathan's birth father had ended·
she was in no Position to ra1~ a
chila on tier own. t 1I) officials ha'c met with home· gmng on. and 11 takl's pretty strona
O\.\ncn several times in the past few fl·d1ngs to do that:· said O'Brien.
"eeks to c;lascoss altema11 ve sound ··\\ c·re all for so~th1ng aoing there.
a1tenu~t1on measures 1 , 11·~ JU'il that Wl' don·1 want to lo~ our
"Wq &hmk we've rJlJOC progress:· '1c"s:· .
~ re~n~ui~awall~qt~tn~~·············~-······-~~--~~~~~~~~~~~~~ section of the hi&hway.
"We nttd a wall there because
there's 1oin1 to be 22.000 can 1oin1
bt thert cvef') day... said Wolft.
-That'5 aoiRJ to drown us out."
s~ud ampson "We're not sure e'en · O'Brien agreed that the homc-
one a~ Wll h whaf we're doing. but 0 " ncf$ "111 probabl) takC the ISSUC tO
tlle contt~ ha~ ~afllC'd somrwha1 thl".C'al)' ~ounc1I And if they.find no
and "e thlft~ it's more aireeablc ·· sa11sfact1on thtrc. the)' may ao to
, Torh Minard. vice pres1den1 of lhl· u1un
West Nc" port Bicach Merchants A'~ .. None of us wants to do that. but af
soc.1ataon. said merchants and res1• that'\ "'hat 11 takes 10 F.t our ~int den~ aren't close to being sa11sficd aero"'· "l' ma} hav! to.· she said.
with th( cit)' 's plans. Al lt'mectang between cat)' officials · impson said the C't ty attempted Co
and r~senta11ves o f the Ncwpon auua~e miden1s· con«rns a few
Sho res Homeowners Assoc1at1on al\d mont s lfO. bvl have accidentally merchant~ as.soc1at1on. board mem1 '>lokf'd their anJtr
bers from each aroup voted down an ( aty officials 1hou1ht they were
ahcrrnit1vc propo~I to dampC'f'I mcctin& Ncwpon Shores res1dtnt111
sound with berms and variable· the Ncwpon Shores clubhouse. but
hei&ht fcn{'es. om 1als later discovered the group
"What 11 ~ame down to 1$ a vote for they taJked"wasn 't ntteisanly rep-
no w•ll.-said Millard. "It looks hkc rcscntat1ve or the Newpon Shores
wc·ve M• f~t on our bands." aroup. e'en thouah we met in their
M1UarCI said both IJOups plan to clubhouse:· tnstcad. most of the
· take thcir case to the Ch)' Counc1J midentsaltcnd1n1 lived on the ocean
sometime soon. "We want to show side of the hia~way -and favor the
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Woffe said there has bttn a
proposal to drop the wall toei&ht fett.
but added that whatever wall is built
will be aesthetically pleasina.
"It's not 'oina td be like a freeway
wall." he said. ·
Simpson said thcconttruction plan
as slattd to ID J>tfore the California
Coast.al Comm1uion (or final aP.:
proval on Feb. Jj, City off'acaal1 wall
probably schcduk a public: infor·
mat ion mectinJ on the proPOMCJ wall
sometime before the commission
hcarina. he said.
.. Pan of our problem is just trttint
\he information out:· 1aid SimPIOft.
"A Jot of people don't even haw the ~s yet. and' &.hat's what ~ Med to
aavf them:·
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