HomeMy WebLinkAbout1988-02-22 - Orange Coast PilotMONDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1988 25 CENTS
Mailers argued on eve of FV vote
Election on T uesday will determine if
retail use-~K for city's largestopen area
By JONATHAN VOLZltE oe ... ia.-,,......,..
A flurry of last-minute campaign
mailers in Fountain Valley's fateful
election 10 determine whether its
largest remaining open parcel ofland
will include;. retail center has spurred
both sides to accuse the other of
Nation
The Rev. Jimmy Swag-
gart admits sinning after
reportedly being photo-
graphed in the company
of a prostitute./ A4
Coast
An Orange Coast man is
among the American lob-
byists that Panama has
paid to champion the
country's cause In Con-
gress./ A4
World
Videotaped message
from a kidnapped U.S.
Marine colonel urges
President Reagan to
meet his pro-Iranian cap-
tors' demands./ AS
Index
Advice and Games A9
Bulletin Board A3
Business A6-7
Classlfied 85-7
Comics A 10
Entertainment AS
In the Service AS
Opinion A12
Police log A3
Public notices 88
Sports B1 -4
Weather . A2
spreading .. m1sinformat1on:·
.. Every one of thc1r statements 1s
m1 si nformat1on." said Woody
Young. a leading opponent of the
140-acre Southpark development.
"Thcy"\C absolutely misled the pub--
he:· '-\
But Jonn Collins. a proponent
Charter
crulses
lnrough
waters
Lucrative leasing
opportunities lead
to cutting corners
A prospectl ve )3Cht buyer con-
siders more than how much enJO)·
menl he will receive from the
purchase thcs,? da)S He always wants
to know ho"' much mone) he can
make ofT 11.
Thafs because there 1s a ra pidly
C\pand1ng market for leasing ~achts
10 corporat10M and other groups
ROBERT
HYNDMAN
Focu s ON THE N E~s
interested in enterta1n1ng or holding
panics whi le rru151ng the cool waters
of Newpon Harbor.
Whether the chaner 1s for the
annua l Christmas Boat Parade of
L1gh1s or a summer c,,en1ng wedding
r('('ep11on. the preference 1s for sleek
)UChLS bedecked with buffet tables.
en1ena1ners and a well-stocked bar
And 1ha1 's JUSI fine with the yacht
o"'ners. 1he chaner agents who coor-
dinate 1he cruises. lht' caterers "'ho
pro' 1de the refreshments and the
skippers who guide the )3Chts-all of
whom stand to benefit from this
lucrauve industry.
Yel the explos1 \C growth in lhC'
boa1-chan er mdus1"" on Nc "pon
leader. points 1ht linger 1n the other
direction.
"I held a lot of rt\JX•ct for them -
the)' were fighting for what 1hey
~hevcd in -but '-'•th their last
mailer. m) admira11on '-'Cnl out the
'-'indow ... 11 '-'3'> a <>leaze piece."
The battle 1\ O\ er Sou1hpark, a
strawben) fidd bounded b) Slater
A venue. Nl'"' hupc ~treet. Tal~n
Avenue and lhr \an1a Ana River.
C1 l) officials ~) 11 lOuld be 1umed
into a reta il and offiu· complex that
would gcnera11: an annual S 1.5
million fo r the Cit)
T he Cit)' Counnl 1n 'K·p11:m0er
approved deHlopmcn1 of the parc:el
includina plans for a Pnct Club
outlet. Bu t rei.1dent-, "' 1ng nt'ar 1he
propen) rose in oppu-.111on \011.1n g
concerns about 1nnca!K'd 1raflk and
noise.
A .. yes .. vo1c on th e hallo1 "'II
affirm appro,,al for tht: rr tarl lCnln
A .. no .. vo1e will bar thl· u t. frum
changing zo ning ol lht• parct'I no""
zoned for hghl ma nu tanunng rhl·
polls will be open from 7 a m. to 8
p m. T uc'>da) in J 7 prec incts.
Rr<.1dtnh on both '>ides of the issue
rontt'nd tht: outcome ofthe dee 11on is
cn11cal lO tht' Cl!) ·s future C II)
offic1ah c la1 m Founuun Valle\ needs
the salt's-ta>. re' cnuc from .i retail
center to kccp n l) sen1cec, al their
current le\t~I
upponers of the measure Stl) 1he
add111onal income for sales ta\ gener-
a1i:d b) a retail center '-'Ould be a
Jnulh-needed boost tothcc1t\ &fort:
Propos111on I 3 '-'3\ pas!M!d i n I 978
mun1c-1paht1es c-ould generate tund\
Cbarter aaent Janet Wlnterbalder (riCht)
and Tim Ebted 1tand on Ekated•a yacht in
Newport Harbor. Winterbalder. prealdent
D9llr,... --.., ... ....._
of the Yacht Maaten and Marine AMocla-
tlon. aeea a need for aelf-recuJation In tbe
mldat of a rialn& demand for charter bo9ta.
Harbor has in troduced considerable
headache\ as '-'ell. Residents along
tht' harbor -and. in tum. the C11}
officrn" thl·} complain to -are
angered b> 1hc pa r~1ng congestion
and OOl'll" the~ floating pan1escrealC
Thl" ( oa.-.1Ciuard1~ lOnccrned about
the safct> of1he'lf \CSSCI\. "h1ch "ere
nol designed forlommercial use . .\nd
the e~1abhshed chaner operators on
Newport Harbor arc upset that 1he1r
upstan compc1 11oro; ma~ not be
competing fa1rh
..\s prl·s1den1 of the Yacht ~1as1er<1
and \lan nc ..\ssuc1at1on. Janet 'W1n-
H'rh3ldcr 'i(l\<i '>he \\Ould hke chaner
opera1 or\ 10 work harder at
smoo1h 1ng rclauons "'"h the' anou\
"..:"' plln Ii arbor groups
"'Our Pll'>ll1on I'> that we <>hould
ta ke l .irt of 1hc problems beforc the
ell~ or 'o mconc else puts morc
rc'itnct1ono; on u-; and thrt'atcns our
en tin: 1ndusll") ... <>he said
W1n11:rhJlder·" chaner compan~
-..\d\l·n1un:.-. at ~a ha' grown nght
along ""1th the loc.·at ( haner-hoat
indu\t~ e\pandmg from a ont'-
"' '1mJn •lpt'ra111in JU\I fou r 'l'ar' ago
Ill a d1,i:rntied compan~ "'"h thrC'C'
harbor ollilc'>. lour emplo\C'C' and a
nC'l'-'Or~ of 'Acll-camed ccintatl'i '-'llh
corp0ra11on\ local hotels and marine
orcratOf\ throughout lhc 'c"'pon
Hart>or area
But Wmu.·rhalder belinc~ that
pn·..,.,urcs arc no"' peaking that "''"
e11hn allo" the chancr indu'itn tCl
(Pleaee Me CHARTER/ A2)
through proper!) t;,~ei.. bul la w no "
l1mm those increases
A huge. hand-pa101ed sign at t~
w rncr ofBrookhurst · 1rect and later
.\' enut• urges residents to cas.t a ·1·\les'"
\Ole. '-'h"h proponent leader ohn
( oll1n' ~r!> will allo"' the City 10 hire
add111ona police officers nc:arl> 1m-
mt d1atel}
The number of police officers has
bt·t'n an issue 1n the Cit). and
proponents of the mca'iure sa~ that""
PJ'>'>..lgl· v.111 help 10 remed\ that
(Ple&ee 9ee VOTE/ A2)
U.S. team
studying
joint use
ofEIToro •
Offic ial s ,.i. it ba ~~t .o ". ...... c h eck idec.Ht rgued by
ewport a nd lrv i n c -t.
B> BOB V Al' EYKE"\
Ol-0..,Nell!WI
Tv.o Orange Count' c1111:'> art·
hAltd 1n a dogtigh1 th1'> "'ed (n er.the
pro~pect or U\ il1an 01gha a1 the Fl
Toro ~1annr ( orp., .\ir \ta11C1n a\
federal a' 1at1on uffiua l<> ron11nur a
stud' ol the propo\31
( ungrt'\s ho\ ordered the hdl'ral
..\' 1a11on .\dm1n1'>trat1<1n 10 '>tud' lhl
kas1h1li1 ~ of l I" llurn fl tiht at thrt't'
m1l1t.tr'\ ha'>t."'> 1nd udmg El fom
.\' 1.it 1on offit'iah '-'erl· to ml"tt Tun-
dJ' It• d1"--u" thr prnpo...al .rnd '-'111
'l\lt lhl air \tJ1111n un Tue\<id ' and
\\ l'd nl•\dJ'
· OOiu ah· in lr"ne <snd 'c'-'p<1n
fka{h d1fft·1 u'u thl· JJ' 1..ah1h t\ ot
bringing com nwru.il l11ghl'> to tht' Jt:I
fighter bac,e hP"'t"' n 'c"pon &a,h lffiual'> \3\ the:\
lool upon lhl', 1' 1hJn·U\C pmpli-...1 as
a PO\\lblltt~ for rrdul 1ng the \train''"
John \.\ a ~ nc .\1rport .l et' 1ha1 uc,c, thl·
a1rpon 1alo.e nlT II' l·r 'e"'porl 1-'<-a, h
But 11tfic1a" 1n In 1fle ha' c lc1n g
OPP\"<.'J thl 11.ka .mJ aH u~ 'l "'p.1n
lka, h 111 tn ing 11 dump 11' air\ r Jlt
nm~~protiil'm'> 11nt• Ir' ne
This '-'C:-d lhl' In int·< 11' ( nu nul
I'> C\JX'Cted h• l'n.i 1 a gl·ncral plan
l hangc tha t "'nuld mall 1hr 111' '
upix1s111on 111 the Jl•J offiual
·11·s clear th.ii •hl rt<'nt •I ''""'-piln Bea h IS lo f(\t I their r r11t'llcm
b~ Jumping 11 or Ir' int · Ir' int·
l\1J,or Uri) .\gran <.aid
\!though lhc \lannr tia'><' "
11uts1dc Ir' me ' ul' 11m11\ 11"1n thr
lit'·., It-pl '>pha1· 1•' infl~l·ncr and "
thacl11rt' 1ndud\·d ir 11'> gcnt•ra l plan
Ex-policeman rapes teen, kills himself
The propc1~·d p Jn amrndmcnt
"'nuld change 1h1· ti.1\C·, dc,1gnJt11H1
Imm ··,11rpon .. 11• n.1l11a~ ·
It the changt• I' .1r prc"cd ti' the
cnun\11 at Tul~u' ''TIC'Cting 11 '-'111
\C.'I up J roadbli)\ l I• JOlnt l I\ Iii.an
and m1htan u\C J I ttir air .-.1at1on
By JONATHAN VOUltE
Ol .. D.-r .........
A former Santa Ana police offi cer
who left his Job two months after
suffering a demotion alleged!) kid-
napped and raped a I 4-)ear-0ld
Newport Beach girl Saturday before
kill ing h1m~lf near a busy San
Bernardino interscctton. authorities
said.
The girl. wh ose name was not
released because of her age and the
nature of the crime. was trca1c-d a1 a
San Bernardino County ho<;p1tal and
released 10 her parents. said an
Bcmnrdino Count) Sheriff, spokec;-
man Jim Bryant.
The girl apparent!) knew Jamec;
Earl McDonald, 39. and agreed 10 gQ
with him when he offered her a nde.
Bryant said. The man apparent!~ mel
the girl al 1hc McDonald's restaurant
al 700W C'oar,t H1gh"'a~ in Newport
Beach. Br)an1 said
But aftr r gr111ng 1n10 the man's
truck 111 2 p.m . the girl "as apparently
ha.ndcufTed and kept 1n the back of the
camper as hl' J ro\C· IO'-'ard the n
Bernardino moun1a1ns. Bf)anl s~ud.
McDonald picked up the teen-ager
within walking distance of a scuba
d1' 1 ng !>Choo I "here she took lc5sons
from the former ix1l 1lc offiC'tr. said
San fkrnarJ1nl1 'ihl•nO''i lktcct1\c
Warn·n ~otik
On the "'d ' 111 the mountains.
McDonald <.tupPl·d at an un1d'en 11ficd
l<X.<U1on "hl·ri: hr rJPl'd and !.Odom-
1zed lhl' girl and lnrl"cd hl'r to pc.-rform
oral copulauon Bf\J nt '31d
The loca11on nl thl· alleged \C\ual
attack ""a' not rck.ic;~:J
About 8 ~) p· m -more than ""
hours after allr1trJh .1hdul ling thr
Citizens fighting Mesa projects
~Development foes start 2 referendum
:drives to force citywide vote on issues ·-. --~~~--~~~~~~~~~~~~
9y G. JEANETTE AVENT
u4 JENNIFER WEBER .... ia.-,,... ....
A Costa Mesa citizens· group
taunched twin ttfercndum dnvcs
over the weekend to fortt 1 citywide
vote on two controversial nonh side
d~vcloP.ments approved by the City
Council this month.
ThrouJh the referendums. Costa
Mesa Resldtnts for Responsibk
Growth hopn to ovt11um council
votes appro\•1n1 a acneral plan
amendment for the Home: Ranch and
the SC'C'ond phase of development for
Metro Pointe. The citizens are con-
cerned about the projects because of
buildina hei&hts. density an(J t111flk
Both proj_cct sites arc k>cated nonh
of the San Dtcao Freeway and OM 1s
situated near South Coast P\aza.
Oppontnts pthcred S.turday to
stuff ).000 envttopn with the two
petitions which wmt in the mall
toda). said Ja) Humphrey. spokes..
man for Costa Mc..a R~1dcnts for
Responsible Growth The group also
intends 10 collect s1gna1ures at shop-
p1na ccntt'r.. .i nd b' going door-10-
door
The aroup net'ds ~ . .'~O 'ahd s1gna-
tun-s to quahf) caLh pc1111on for 1he
June ballot tf the referendums quahf) for the ~llot. 1he council '-'Ou Id be forced to
repeal the plans or 10 put the projects
to 1 citr-•dc ,, oil'
Ahhouah the aroup hao; le s than JO
days 10 plhcr the signatures.
Humphrey said members should be
abk to roll«t as man) a' 6.000
liaMturn for each pet111on
C:os1a M\·..a Rl·,1Jl "'' Im Re~pon
s1blc GrO'-'lh "thr \.Jmi: group 1ha1
su<'Ccssfull) cng1 nn·1L·J lhc dme to
act a Costa l\k\J 'l·f')1Cln of 1he
rount)'Ald( ~n,1tik ( rr11\\th and
Traffic ln1t1a11'l" un thl· June 001101
Humphre\ !>aid lhl· prou·'s v.111 ~
easier this i1mc bc1.Ju..c the group
alrtad) has e\pcm·n,i: 1n ma~halinf.
volunteers and "'lHk1ng v.1th thl"
pubhc
~ lfOUp ha.s Jf'JUCJ lh.11 de·
c1s1ons on both Homl" Ranch and
Metro Po1n1e should ha'l" ~n
postponed unul the \C\unnl ha'
fini~ a "''''e" of the l 11\ ·, genrral
pt1n But th<' re' 1e"' "'" not ~ (Pinn ... CITIZENS/Ai)
~Greenbelt sues to halt new homes
:a, LANCE IONON ................
A Llsuna Beach tnvironmcn&al ~P has fi~ suit •inst the county
and two dtvetopcn 1n an attmpt to dc~y <'OftilNCtJOn of I, 749 homes.
The suit, flied.,...,.., i• ~
Couftt) Supmor Coun °" behalf of
tht Llpna Orttnbttt Inc .• daim1 an
environmcn~I impKt repon com
pk1ed ID 1971 for the Allto VicJO
dtvelopmcnt 11 1uuflkttttt and
... lllON detailed ........
· bCtbft IM pNJ«1 comn..a
h abo allears that new traflk 11udaaa~ needed toaJKU thceffttts
ortumint the propoKd San Joequin
Hilts Transponallon Corridor tnto a
ton road rathtr than a freeway.
The Wll WU filed by Upftl le8cla
attorMy lthnda ~. who alllo
ts a mttnber of'lhc Ortnbth's bomd
of d11"«ton.
Tht sun namn lhc cou.nay. A
PfoDMln and the Alito Viejo Co., a
dwhioft of'tlM Ma-. VMlfo Co.
The ck\tlopmc'nt ""at localed°" t.M eeM-* otEI TOfO ._...,
Lritutt w o'rtd.
girl -l\1cDonald shot h1m\l·tr 1n
death 1n the l 3b of 1hr trul l II "'J'
parked at the crossing of H 1ghv. J\ I'<
and H1gh'Aa\ 3JO near th<' m1,un1.:t1n
commun11~ of Running l.ipnng'
81") ant s;i1d
It was unlno....,n 't'h) \1d)I nalJ
alleged!) took the iirl to 1ht m;1un·
1arn ... he·~1d
.\not her motorist "h11 \a"'
(Pleue Ne RAPE / A2)
Ir' inc offi l 1al\ "-J. t tir amcndmcn1
"'•luld not rull uu 'u'h U\C' hut
'-'OUld g1' e lhl· ut\ more .,.., an v.h .H
happt"ns at the M:1r1nt· ha'e '-c" pon lkal h 11t111.1al' ha\l' IClr-
ma lh protest<'d t hr pr 1pc 1<,t•d at ti on ··1t1he~ ·re nnt tn ing h• \hut out th<'
pu~s1b1lll~. then "'h' g1~ for-the
general plan changi: ·· \ll1d "le" flon
Rc:il h (11' \1ana1H'r Bot'! "'"" (Pleue .ee STUDT /A2)
County will vote
on housing pacts
despite initiative
Bf 808 VAN EYKEN
Ot .............
Th~ proposed ck\t'lopmt·nt agf'('('menls 1n uth rangl" ( ounl\ ••II no1 unckrm1M 1 propo'iC'd c1111C'n'i 1rov.1h rontrol mmatl\ l"
IC'\.'Ordlf\l tO I COUOt)' Offit tll
The ,,ote on tM thrtt •arttmcnl~ v.h1ch would lock m plan' fnr
\'nort than I 8.000 homt'S. ""°'~ po~tpont'd Feb I 0 b\ the Boar,! ol
upcr' 1son The board 11o C\J)('C'tC'd to 'ott' on th<' aal'l'<'"mt nt'
WedM1da .
In PMIPOftU'S 1 ' te. board members said the) wcrt' 1ff'11d
conft.CU -tlh the 1n1hltl\C might threaten bond finan tnl for 1Mt1'1al
road that are nttded 10 tuppon thf ma ~1vc new ck\.clopment'
The rq1strar of \.Oten annolln~ Thunda)' that tht 1n111at1ve
v.hich •ould •~ f'61u~ lfOW\h 1n the <'Ount) to mandatof') traffi
amP"C)\t mtnts.. h8d qualified for the J"nt ~lec\tOn bell t
Tht uptrvttOQ ••fd 1taff' mtmbcnat lht COUftt) ·,EM 1ronmen·
tal Mananetmft'lt -\ft' to 'anal tt the dfttts the thrtt m"or
COn<'tCM -dtvdoof'Mf\1 11fftmtnt the $k)w powth 1n1t1ah\.e •nd
the need for bond ffnanc1~ -M>ukl have on ta(t\ other
M1kt Rua~ chef of c1rvu'Onnw:nLl.I and spmal ~' for the •nc). wud Fnda) 1hat he aftd his l\lft' ~ ncart fin•~ w1lh their
tt.,on.
"One lhtl\I that' rN.I car " \ha\ -r netd 1hc dtvtlopmcnt
tlftttnenl 1n o""1' to l«\ltt boftd flMeci~ .. he tatel ... Aftd J thlak
WC''~ shO'*lf'I thal the ~mc9't1 IM'ft.aftd tft MOit tanea.ceed. \k
rcqu1rcmtntt of the-1ft1taatl\t ••
T ... o of the Upcf','°", Don Roth .... r-.. ~ YGeill C"" .. , •-Ml!J•• Ml
DUBTUB8DAYON SOUTBPARK ••• ---u pc at E
o.liM ........ Im Gf J Diii ..
0 h41111Jiniteca•f?S pa d 1• wMI k calkd ilmmanee iillri-
madon in tht ~p·a lat mailer. ~ maiJtr aaduded cMrsl M
tht proponent .,._, t.d JUnd I
consultant and that a .. yes.. v«*
would automalicalb bri111 an eilht-
story buildi• &o Fountain Valley,
"bich hasa ~foot heiaht restriction.
Collins cha'JCd the hi&b-rise infor-
mation was anaccul'1te btcaute it
indicated any other de-velopment
would not include tall buildiQP. and
said it also .. foraot to mention" the
opponent aroup had also paid a
consultant.
But Young said the consultant -
Laguna Beach auomey Belinda
Blacketer -was only hired for her
lqal expertise and not because she is a
kadina proponent of slow growth in
the county. He defended his maikrs.
Southpark opponents. mainly rcsi-
dt>nts of the Grttn Valky Acres
.._sina tract near the pared. uy ~ is plen1y of cash in lht city's
'-di ud qucstiop IM ~nl
IMt would have broUlhl the Pritt
C'1ub lo lbc ci1y. The d'*C>Unt reaail
warchoute becked out of lhe project
wbtn the con1roversy struck.
Under the Ci1y Council approved
aarccment. tbc Prke Club would have
paid abou1 S6 per square fool for lhe
property to build a store-about hal f
of lhe property's market value. The
city would buy lhc land 11 full market
pncc and sell at to the Price Oub 11 the
ume price. but the s1ore would incur
a discount throU.ah a rebate of its sales
tax over a 21-year period.
Opponents criticized the agree-
ment, but the ci ty said it was
necessary lo lure the Price Cl ub away
from its current Santa Ana site. less
than two miles from the Fountain
Valley location.
A private analysis tinn hired by the
city also went over the agreement and
found it financially sound and
benefkial.
DnDite the appermt impof1Ancc of
the election. county Reaistl'1r of
Voters Donald Tanney tttimattd a
small pctttn .. of the city's 29.891
rcaistered voters will tum out T~
day. .. It's bard IO make an accu,.we
ntimate wit.bout knowina the puJ1e
of lhe community. I don't know how
involved the IVCrl&C person is With
the issut," Tanney said. "But if the)'
,et JO ptrtent. that would be aooct.'
Ofticials in lhc felistrar's office
said sli,lhtly more than 61 percent of
the citizens reaistettd 10 vote in the
1986 acnel'11 election cast their ballot.
Conins' aroup raised more than
$4.049 in auempts to inform resi-
dents ind penuadc them to vote,
which is nearly three times the
amount garnered by the opposition
group. ·
NaVychiefprotestscuts, quits
The special election is expected to
cost $45.000. The counJy will run the
election and tally the ~suits. then
charge the city for the expense.
Tanney said.
WASHINGTON (AP) -Nav)
Sttretary James H. Webb resigned
today, saying he is "unable to sup-
port" Defense Secretary Frank
Carlucci's decision to abandon the
1oal ofa 600-ship fleet and criticizing
Carlucci's leadership an the Pentagon.
"This building needs to be led."
Webb told rcponers. "It needs leader-
ship. It needs some vision. I'm saying
lhat ifl had a piece ofadvicc to give to
Sttretary Carlucci. 11 would be to
spend a lot more tame w11h the top
leaders in this building.
Webb, 42. has held the Job less than
a year. A highl )-decoratcd Manne
veteran of Vietnam combat. he was
the author of .. F1elds of Fire." a best-
selling novel about the ~ar an Viet-
nam.
In his letter ol res1gna11on to
President RcalU}n . W<'bb said he
decided to leav~ because he could not
support the fiscal 1989 Pentagon
budget proposal crafted b> Carlucci.
Webb. who assumed the post as th<'
Navy's top civilian leader JUSt April
10. said his concerns focused on a
decision by Carlucci to propose the
early retirement and mothballing of
16 Navy frigates.
·The Navy had to cut S 12 billion
from its onginal fi sca l 1989 budget
plan. but still could have kept those
ships by assigning them to the Naval
Reserve .
Without those fngates. Webb said
there was no way the Navy could
build to 600 warsh ips in fiscal 1989.
as originally planned. Indeed. despite
the optimistic predictions of other
Pentagon officials. the decision
means tht" Navy will never reach the
600-ship mark. he added.
RAPE •••
FroaaAl
McDonald's body alerted the Cah-
fomia Hi&hway Patrol. McDonald
was dead when CHP otTacers arrived.
Bryant said.
Aulhoritics broke out the rear
window Qf the truck to free the teen-
ager. he said.
McDonald worked for the Santa
Ana Police Department from May
1969 to July 1986. said department
spokeswoman Maureen Thomas. He
was "deemed to retire .. when he fai led
to show up for work. two months after
he was demoted from sergeant 10
patrol offi~r. she uid.
Details of the incident that led to
McDonald's demotion Wt"re not re-
ltased.
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CITIZENS F IGHT MESA P ROJECTS ••.
From Al
compll'ted unttl ptember at the
earliest. accordi ng to cat) offici als.
The petition dri\Cs were sparked
b} council vot<.'s earlier this month.
In a Feb. 12 'o tc. with Councilman
Da' c Whc-elcr d1ssen11ng. 1he.counc1I
appro .. ed an amendment to 1he ci l\"s
general plan 10 CO\ er Home Ranch·. a
94·acre stte owned b) C J. Scgerstrom
& Sons. Thl· amendment se1s ltmtts
on the height. denstt) and traffic for
1hc sJte. s1t ua1ed nonh of the San
STUDY ••.
From Al
.. Thl· amendment ~ould make JOint
use 1ncompa11ble ~1th the general
plan. and ~late la~ f\:qu1n-s that land
USl~ be <.ompat1ble with what the
general plan sa) s:·
"\ )nn said the poss1b1ht) of JOIOI
use of the mtlttal) base should not be
shut out as long as the mailer ts under
stud).
··For the benefit of all of Orange
Coun t). potential sites should not be
elt rn1na1ed:· he said.
He said accusations that N<'wpon
Ber.ch is trying to dump tts problems
on rn inc are unfair.
··we have never proposed 1ha1
John Wa} ne .\1rport be shut do~ n:·
he said. ..We recognize that the
airport 1s going to sta\ But C\ef)
stud} 1nd1cate~ that John Wa} nc
.\1rport cannot accommodate an }
• more nights me other fac1ltt) to
complement John Wa> ne ..\1rpon has
to be located ··
Federal a' talion officials sa~ the~
arc conduc11ng an 1mpamal stud}
focused onl \ on the tec hnical feas1b1ltt ~ o( l'I\ 1l1an !lights at El
Toro
But .\g.ran ">Jtd Ir' 1ne o fficials ha' e
doubts Jbout that 1mpan1alt1~ of the
SIUd~
Federal ..\' 1auon .\dm1n1stra11on
D1rt·c1or I .\Ian \k .\nor 1-; a former
e>.l'<.Ul t\l' '-"tth Federal E\prcss. the
commcrca.il air c:argo ca mer. Federal
E wr<.''>~ ha!> lobbied lor commercial
cargo f11ght \ at El Toro
··\\ e hJ' c gr<.· at rc\(·n at1ons about
th e nhJl'l'll ' tt' u f the study.'' said
Agran
LAWSUIT ••.
From Al
"h1<.h "ould lank the Costa Mesa and
an Otl'gO freewa)S b) passing
tl;imugh Laguna Can yon. assumed
thl· roadwa) would be eiaht lanes
\\t{k <1nd a freewa).
C hJng1ng 1he h1gh"ay to a toll road
• necc'i 1tatcs the need for a new traffic
stu<h to determine if more "eh1cles ~ 111 use surface strttts rather than pa)
to u~ the comdor. Blacketer ~td.
The change also warrants another
loo~ at the h1ghwa) ·s alignment. she
said.
Blackt'ter said anolhcr en-
vironmental impact report 15 needed
before additional arading for the
highway can ~1n.
°tt:S~E lllllJ f ilal
MAIN MFJCI
l)I) ..,,,.,, a.. . C...•• ... .... "' M ~,..._ &;,• 1$6() ,,,.._. J. o.i •,
Diego Freeway between Harbor
Boulevard and Fairview Road.
The project has been stalled since
Sept. 4. when Superior Court Judg<'
Tully Seymour rukd that the city's
ieneral plan and the environm<'ntal
impact report for the area were
inadequate.
The referendum dnve would "not
necessarily" mean a funher delay i_n
work on the first phase of the Home
Ranch prJ>j.ect.-accorrling to Malcolm
Ross. the · company's director of
planning and design. Grading for One
South Coast Place. which consiSIS of
12-and 20-stof) office towers had
already started when the lawsuit filed
b) the citizen's group brought it to a
halt.
Despite the referendum dnve.
Segerstrom will pr~ as planned.
including revising its environmental
impact re~n for the pro1ect.
In a J._ vote Feb. 16. the co uncil
appro' ed the second phase of Metro
Pointe. an Arnel Co. de velopment
bct~ccn the San Diego Freeway and
South Coast Dri,eeast of Bear Street.
C11~ planners recommended that a
12-stof) high-nse planned for the s11e
be split into two six-story buildings
because of its proximity t9 a nearby
neighborhood. but the Planning
Commission and City Council re-
jected that suggestion.
Opponents testified during public
hearings that they wc:re concerned
about traffic and geological problems
in the area.
Wheeler and Council\\£0man Mary
Hornbuckle opposed the projC<."t.
saying the dc'elopmcnt w~ be too
intense and too close to homes.
The second phase calls for a 12-
stof) high-rise building . .i~d 12 ~ix
and four-stof) office buildmgs wtth
matching parking structures. It in-
clude!> about 459.800 square feet of
office space. ·
The second phase. which covers
slightly more than 12 acres. is part of a
three-phase plan b} Amel for the
enttre 50-acre site.
The fim phase. which includes the
Cape o\panments and twin two-stor)
offict' buildings. 1s finished. The third
phaSt" ~ould include another 12-story
building. a 15-story high nse. several
one to three-stol) retail buildings and
a 500-room hotel
HOUSING PACTS ...
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postponing the agreements. saying the) were prepared to vote tn favor
of them .
One member who voted for the postponement. Hamett Wieder. 1s
now read) to support the agreements. accordtng 10 her aide. Ed
Mountford.
-Basically. we find that althou&h there could be some problems
wnh the bond financing because of the 1n111a11ve. the agreements arc
n<..'Cded and we should go forward with them." said Mountford.
All three ~men ts are hnked to the Foothill C1rculatton Phasing
Plan. a S23S million road building program devised by the cdunty last
)ear. .
Together. the three agreements would commit the Santa Margan ta
Co .. the Dove Canyon De vclopm<'nt Co. and Hon De' t'lopmen1 Co. to
a total ofS 130 million tn road construction fees.
In return. the county would sign away for 10 years its right to
reduce the number of homes permitted in the developments.
Initiative supponers had threatened lawsu it s if the agrttments
wt're passed. and supervisors voted to postpone voting on the
._grcements for two weeks.
The largest of the lhrtt is Rancho Santa Margarita. with 12.1 17
homes. The other two developments. Dove Canyon and Foothill
Ranch. will contribute 1.312 homes and 3.900 homes. respectively. to
the south count} foothills.
Backers of the slow-growth measure arc cntical of the proposed
de,elopment a~recmen ts. calling them an attempt to cir('u mvent the
terms of the c11ucns' initiati ve.
Count) Coun5C.'I Adnan Kuyper confirmed the agreements would
take precedence O\ er any chan,es in building regulations. including
those broueh1 about by a ballot tn1t1at1ve.
ln111at1ve supponcrs have repeated!) asked the Board of
Supen·1sors to Ytall until the measure has gone to the vott'rs before
appro .. ·1ng an) development agreements.
But backers of the measure said they believe the Foothill
Circulat ion Phasing Plan. and the development agreements that go
~ tth it. could work w1th1n the structure of the growth rontrol initiative-.
Their main compla.int 1s that the aarcements do not rontain
explicit guarantees apil)st lraflic congestion.
Tom Rogers.co-aulhorofthe measure.sa1d Feb. IOthat he would
be willing to discuss incorporatin& languqc from the 1nit1ati ve into the
de,elopment ap-eements.
But initiauve supponers said Fnday that they had not been aske-0
to discuss the ag~ements.
··we haven't been invited to any meetings.'' said Russ Burken.
another of the ini tiative's co-authors. "We have no idea what they're up to ...
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CHARTER CRUISES-IN CHOPPY WAT ERS ..•
From Al
nourish or to elirt)inate those that do
not abide by traditional auidelincs.
"I really feel it's up to the usocia-
tion.'' she said. "Our dtttiny is really
in our hands. We have to be pro-
active and work as a team here or we
won't be around too Ions."
Just a decade ~o. a corporation.
wedding party or other aroup
intcrrsted in staaing a cclebl'ltion on
Newport Harbor had simple choices.
The} would charter a harbor cruise on
one of the Balboa Pavilion's party
-Ooats. the (;annery Restauranl's Isla
M~eres or a similar vnscl..
These charter compantes oper·
atorcd vessels certified for safety by
the Coast Guard Mrfouah stringent
guidelines. provided . .catcrina and
enjoyed the bkssinf ot IM City of
Newport Beach which issued com·
mercial harbor activitin permits -
licenses td operate as a charter
company.
About four )Cars ago. groups
intcrcstl'd 1n altcrna11ves to the large
pam boats staned asking for smaller.
slt'eker vessels to stage parties. That
demand. Winterhalder said. was
qu1ckl~ met b) su ppl y.
"I'm bas1call)' a party planner on
tht' water." Wintcrhaldcr said. "I
found that there was a need out thert'
for these corporations to get awa)'
from the 1rad1t1onal hotels and res-
taurants and to do something d1f-
fcrent .
"At the same t1mt'. boat owners
started to rea lize the} could cut some
of their C-'pcnses by making their
yachts ava1iablc for charters. T~
word quickl y ~cnt out that yachts
wen: a' a1lable for chancrs on Ncw-
pon Harbor and the industry JUSt
gre" ...
In a few short )'ears. the chaner
industry more than doubled, oper-
ators sa). Although no precise
statistics arc k<'pt. Winterhalder and
others sa) that up to 2.000 chaners
arc booked each year on Newport
Harbor. most dunng the summer
months and the popular Christmas
Boat Parade. And with a cltent pa ying
from SJ.000 to S5.000 to fe<'d and
entertain a party of about 50 people
on a three-hour harbor cruise. the
industry provides a considerable shot
WING TIPS
from
in the arm of the local economy.
The rapid growth. howe ver.
created some chaos as well.
Established c~arter compani<'s like
the Pa' ilion and the Cannery operate
Coast Guard-certified vessels that
allo" them to continue tak ing full
control of their cruises. But when a
'essel -including most yac hts -
cannot meet the stringent Coast
Guard safety requirements. 11 must
operate as a demi~ ·or .. bareboat"
charter.
l}ndCF ~ law that many chaner
companies bclie~c 1s outdatl'd. a
bareboat charter gives the customer
complete control over the \CSSl·I
"hile it 1s being leased. as long 3S
adequate liabilit> insurance 1s ob-
tained. Neither the boat owner nor
the charter agent who coordin3tes the
cruise can dictate who the skipper. the
cat~rer or other personnel must be.
To do so would illegal.
That point was illustrated last
December an a controversial sting
operation on Newport Harbor in
which the Coast Guard staged a mock
corporate party aboard the "Roman
Holida)" and charged the skipper
with \·iolating bareboat charter guide-
lines. saying the client had not been
gi,cn a choice of who would captain
the vessel. Winterhalder and other
charter operators interpret the sttog
operation as a get-tough attitudt' by
the Coast Guard to stop illegal
bareboat charters.
But it's not only the Coast Guard
whi ch has been angered by the
profusion ofbareboat charters. Oper-
ators of tht' established chaner com-
panies sa) bareboat charter agents
ha\C not alwa)s competed fairly.
Bob Black. manager of Catalina
Passenger Sen ace which runs island
tnps as Wt"ll as harbor cruises, said the
company spends a lot of money each
)ear on inspe<:ttons and repairs to
retain their Coast Guard cert1fica-
11on. But when bare boats bypass such
stringent and costl} tests. yt't operate
as a "passenger for hire" charter.
Black says it's unfair.
"Yeah. I'd like to see all charter
boats (requirt'd to be) certified."
Black said. "I think that 1f they're
going to operate. they should have to
... GREAT TRADITION
ONLY GET BE'ITER ...
operate under the !klme cond1t1 ons ~c
do."
Black said the conditions ought to
e\tcnd to other requirements as well.
ndcr e ll\ perm its. the charter com·
pan ics o~rati ng certified vessels
must provide parking for their cus-
tomer!> and must abide b> noise
rcstncttons as "ell.
C lt} officials apparently agree that
more must be done 10 curtail lhe
proble ms that bareboat chaners bnng
to Nl'" oon Harbor.
Gkn EH·rroad. lhe city's licensing
supen 1sor. said n:\'1s1ons to tht'
Mun1l·1pal Code are being drafted to
addrcsr, boat chant'rs more directl).
Chancrco mpan1cs ...,,11 be required to
appl) for !>pcrial-e,cnt permits. tra-
d111onall} designed for sporting
e'en ts. concens and other public
e\Cnl~ in the ('II).
Under terms of the permit. the
chaner agent must ensure thit the
bo3t part} guests not park on cit>
stret'ls or parking lots. that loading of
passengers r,,ust 1ake place at com-
memal dock!>. that amplified sound
and "unreasonable no1\c.. be
curtailed and that trash bt· proper!)
disposed of.
Everroad said sur h permtts have
been used for the past 1111 years. bpt
ha' e not been ~pecifically called for 1~
cit} documents. The proposed re-
visions. c>.pected 10 be r.cviewed b}'
the Cit\ Council an March. would
allow E·, erroad and the cit y Manne
Depanment belier cnforccment.
W1ntcrhalt1cr bl· he\ cs charter
agents arc 1n a do--0r-d1c pos111on. If
the) do not cooperate "•th the city.
the Coast Guard and fello~ chartN
operators. the~ rnuld be run out of the
harbor t'nttrcl)
"This means educating our indus-
tf) members as to the requirements
and the problems that have bttn done
in the past. and there \\Crt' a lot of
problems 1n the earl} )Cars. We do
care "hat the ctt) feels. we do e<are
about the people ~ho live on the
harbor." she ~1d.
"This 1s not a commercial harbor.
th is 1s a pleasurc·boat harbor and we
rt'spect that. If we don't. we're in
trouble."
..
Singles pliograrn
set Wednesday
at Mesa school \
Tips for ma?ruaining one's emotional health ~uring th!: single years win be discussed WednC$day
in a workshop called "Success in Sinalehood. ••
sponsored by Orange Coast Colleae in Room 11 0 of
Costa Mesa High School.
Rose A. Parvin. psychotherapist and foun·
der/directorofthe Parvin Center for Developmental
Health in New~n Beach. will conduct the 6 p.m.
program. She will discuss singles' anxiety, loneliness
and isolation .
. The ree for the workshop is $20. and reser-
vauons may be obtained by calling OCC at
432-5880.
L WV sesslon slated
The League of Women Voters of the O range
Coast will hold two meetings Wednesday. one from
9:30 a.m. to noon at the home of Mary Butler. 1836
Santiago Drive. Newport Beach. Call 645-6333 for
details.
T he second is scheduled at 7:30 p.m. at the
home of Jani ce Graham, 24042 Buckboard Lane.
Laguna Hills. Further informatio n is available at
548-9789 or 831-3634.
Maureen Reagan ln NB
Maureen Reagan. daughter of the president and
co-chairman of the Republican National Commit-
tee. will be the guest speaker at a luncheon meeting of
the Newport Harbor Republican Women Wednes-
da).
The program is scheduled for noon at the
Balboa Bay Club. 122 1 W. Coast H1ghwa}'. Newport
Bc.ach. The cost of the event is $20. and additional
information may be obtained by calling 6 73-3553 or
645-3485.
·Network to celebrate
The Jewish Business and Professional Net work
of Orange County wi ll celebrate its lhtrd year with an
award and installation breakfast Wednesday at 7: 15
a.m. at the Grand Hotel in Anaheim.
The cost is $8 for members and SI 0 for guests.
wuh first-time guests attending with a member
in' ned free of charge. Call Sheldon Lacher at
973-0955 or John Boll inger at 525-5275 for details.
..l:..
Democrats meet ln HB
The Dcmocra11c Club of West O range Count)
will host Frank Wilkinson. executi ve directo r of the
First Amendment Foundation. at us meeting
Wednesday at Progressive Savings and Loan. 19900
Beach Blvd .. Huntington Beach.
The program is open to all who are interested at
no charge. C'all 898-1882 for additional 1nforma11 on.
_Stepfamlly workshop set
.\ t\\O-scss1on workshop entitled .. Keeping
Bala nce 1n a Stcpfa m1ly .. w1ll be presented Wednes-
day and March 3 from 7 to 9:30 p.m. 1n Room 111 of
C~ta Mesa High School under the auspices of
Orange Coast College.
Nancee Noel Kempler. a marriage and fam 1l~
£Ounselor. "111 conduct the program. which 1s priced
at $20 per person and $30 for a couple. Call 432-5880
for more 1nformat1on.
Mutual fund talk at GWC
Robert Badal, a broker-dealer and member of
the International Assoc1at1on of Fi nancial Planning.
v.111 present a workshop on mutual fund in'esl1ng
Wednesda) at 7 p.m. 1n Room 136 of Golden West
College's .\dm1n1strauon building.
Topics include the types of funds available and
the advantages and d1sadvanl~ges of each. The fee 1s $~2 and more in formation is a ailable at 89 1-)QQ I.
CALENDAR
Monday, Feb. 22
• 6:30 p.m. Lagana Beaclt Arts Commtssion,
505 ForcsL.\ve.
• 7:30 p.m. Newport Beacb City Cou cil, JJ(Xl
Ne" port Bh d.
Tuesday, Feb. 23
• 1U O a.m. Oran1e Coanty Board of Super-
visors. board hearing room. Hall of .\dm101slrat1on.
I 0 C1' 1c Center Plaza. Santa .\na. .
• I :30 p.m. Orange Couaty Planning Com-
mission, board meeting room. Hall of Admin1s-
trat1on. 10 C1v1c Center Plaza. Santa Ana.
• 6:30 p.m. Special joint meeting of t he t...gua
Beaclt Clly Council aad tJle t...paa Beacll UnJfied
School District, 550 Blumo nt St.
Driver killed
when his car
flipsinFV
A 19-year-old Anaheim man was
killed Sunda} evening in Fountain
Valle} when his car skidded out of
control. struck a curb. flipped over
and burst into flames. police said.
Miraculously. a 24-ycar-old pass-
• enger in the car escaped serious
inj uries 1n t he 6:30 p.m. crash at
Warner Strtet and Los Jardincs West,
said Fountain Valle) Police Set. Clark
Corbin.
.\mulfo R. Diaz was trapped inside
the vch1de -a small impon-when
, it nipped. Corbin said:--A-pril
H ums1cker of Santa Ana was thrown
from the car. she received treatment
at Fountain Valley Resional Hospital
and was rt leased Sunday, the seraeant
• said.
Corbin said lnvcsti&aton still
• aren"t sure what caused tM vchidc to
• slide and flip on the dry roedway.
"We really don't know ytt what
• caused the tnttial Ion of control.: • Corbin said. ·•we Shit hive a lot or
'l''llnCS~S tO inlCr\'ICW &nd have 10 r'e·
interview her to ltt whttT they hid
been and where they wcrf aoi~"
The strat•nt added 1t was • much
• too early 10 ckltrminc whether
alcohol or druas had played a role 1n
the wrKk
No other \Chicles ~rt involved 1n
the actidtnt. he Y id .-
Orange coat OA.ILY PILOT/Mondey, February 22, 1988 * A.3
Illegal Coast sea wall issue settled
By IOB VAN EYKEN °' ............
The county of Orantt has announced
the settlement of a legal dispute wuh South
Laguna rcs1dcnu who built a sea wall
witho\l t county and state pcrm1ss1on
during the stormy winier of t 983.
Under the terms of the fropo'>Cd
settlement. the upper ponion o the wall
will be removed at the residents' ex pen$('.
and the bottom ponion w_ill stay onl> 1f 11
has not ttluscd beach erosion.
The California Coastal Commission is
Final touch
expected to ai ve ill dtt111on on thf'
proposed settlement lattt &his Wttk.
A u oup of South laluna beachfront
property owners found &heir land and
homes severely bat~l'N by a winter storm
in 1983 and decided to do something to
fe nd of1'the storm surl'.
But their 50lution started another $torm
-this one lcpl -over the sea wall the
property owqers had built to protect the-ir
lots at 1.000 Steps Beach. ..
The storm and heavy seas soon
subsided. but the rouah legal waters ha' e
1aken four years to smooth down.
Orange County officials and Califomia
coastal commissioners charged. and
homeowner~ admitu:d. that the wall had
tx<cn built without the proper permits.
"It wa~ an t'mergency measure." s~ud A.
Judson \\'ra). one of the propen y owners.
"The five ov. ner~ agr~d to do It with the
understand ing that appropriate permits
would be obtainl'<I after the fact. We
decided to do 11 that wa\'. rather than wail
unti l the homl.'s that ·were there were
dcW o)ed.''
The settlement will go before the Count)
Board or Supen IM>rS for rat1ficat10n
Tuesda}
Wray, who owns an undtvelo pcd Jot at 1.000 Steps Beach. ~1d he was satisfied
wit h the settlement a1recmcn1. under
which four of the fhe propeny owners will
share the co~t of the sea wall's removal and
the" ltabll1t) for tht' remaining portion.
O ne" propcrt} o"ner. A.lfred G luck. who
said he only agreed to allow h1~ property to /
~ uvd 1n construet1on for the walJ as a
court<'S) to the otht'1 owners. will not pay
an} of the costs
G lut k dt>fendcd the rnnstrucuon of the
sea wall . hov..f.'\er.
.. When there's an emergency. you do
v.hat )OU can." he !.Zl1d
Firemen
injured
in Viejo
blaze
By PAUL ARCHIPLEY
Of-0.-,"9fa....
Thrt-e firefighte~ suffered IOJ Urle'S !>un-
da~ "h1lc batlhng a fire 1n a M1ss1on V1eJO
off1c..·e building. Orangr Count~ F1rt' De-
partm('nt otlinal'> said
r he bla1e cau<>ed an estimated s:; 35
m1ll1on 10 damages ,
""oland ()!,borne and Dennis McGo'
\l>trt treated for smoke inhalation and
released from \11ss1on Communll) Hospi-
tal folio" ing the 5 50 a m lire. said
Ba ta I hon Ch1t'f l\o1ar~ Hawkins
.\ third firefighter suffered a scratched
corn1:a and "as treated at the same
hospital 1but his 1dcnuficauon "as u'n-
a,a1lablc. said Fm~ Department Capt
Patric!.. ~1dnto~h.
The tire brokl' out 1n the t,t·cond floor of
a four->tO~ commernal building at 26300
La .\lameda
ln,esugatol'\ !>aid thC' caut,t-of lht' lire
appeared to be ··accidental ·· but did not
elaborate. Hav. l..1m said
The fire "a!t hrough1 under control b~ ti5
firefighter-. in 90 minutl~ hr u1d
Michael Lavery puta the flniehing touches on hl•
painting "The Chao• of Progreaa" depictinl a
future Laguna Canyon. Lavery wu at a .. Save the
Ca-nyon" rally Sunday at Main Beach. M-emben of
Laguna Conaervancy. a citizen• 1roup flg)ating
canyon development. plan to attend a atate
Coaetal CommiMion meeting Wed.needay on a
,,ropoeed Latuna Canyon Roed widening project.
Tht' building house'> \11ssion \ ieJO
~a uonal B.10~ ;ind the offices of the Painl"
\\ ehbcr 10\l'\lme1H firm . Mcintosh said
The building wstaml"d mayor d1tmage
on tht• ~nrnd llt:.x~r "here the bani..·s
mortgage J1' 1!tiun "a~ located E\t.eni.1,e
)mol..e damage v.a.., reportl•d throughout
the building. Weak fuel tanks blamed for
copter crash that killed five
The fire ,au!.t'd SI \~million in'damage
lO the ~trul turc Jnd SI m1ll1on 111 damage
1u 1..unll'nt~ HJ"' l..1n~ ..aid
\lone' 1n a fn\t-tloor banl 'ault v.a~ not
damaged. \1cln10\h <>aid
Marine Corps report on 1987 t ragedy terms
Super Stallion chopper.smashup survivable
Problem$ ha\c: plagued the 93 upcr
IJtllllnS baM.'d throughout lhl· 'a'~ and Bur.glar sets ~tannl' C. urp!>. "1th ~ located Jt the
Tustin \lannc Corps .\tr talion The'
1nclulk prnhkm~ \\1th lhe hehcopter·~ 1ai1 home a f,1·re to
By Tbe Associated Press
T he crash of a [u,11n-based Super
Stalhun ( H-SJE hehlopll'r tha1 kilkJ tj, e
Manm·<, "a' sun I\ ahlc. hut ful'I tanl..s
built IO v.11hs1and <,uch an 1mpai:t burst
into tlaml·. a da\'ilfil·d ~lanne· Corps
report <,a~s.
The $24 m11l 1on ~upcr Stallion chopper
plunged into the Ci1hf6):n1a Je'>l'n near the
Salton l'3 on Jan s. ti! ".hut the 1mpac1
"as slight and 1he \fanne' should haH'
bl.·en able to wan, J\\fl~ . ..1ccord1ng 10 thl·
cra'>h rl·port
lmtl·ad. thc IUl'l tanl..;, built 10 '"'h~tand
such cra'>hl''i e\plndcd into flames. engulf-
ing the lft.)-ton lhorprr and huming the..·
Mannl'S allH' :tll·ord1ng to thl· da,s1ric..·J
report.
ThoSt" detail.-. "l'rc um1ttl·d from the
public rrpon rekai.cd rcn·n1h h~ 1he
Na''·" hll'h otlin<1ll' blame' the crash on
pilot error l he 'a'~ 1heor11ed that ~laJ
Da' 1d BranJrnhurg. J4. bcn1mc d1.-.-
oncn1l·d 1n dcn\l' l louds of sand r.11sed b'
the hchcopter's ixn,erfut rotor... ·
The public report. hO\\l''Cr. omit\ a
rccommenJJ11on l.'.ontainl·d in the clas<>i·
fied n:port. "h1ch s.a's the tanks and a ttachment~ nc:cd to ·be 1mpro' ed so
~tanrws can ')Uf\ 1' ~· crashes.
.. The fac1 that the ere~ died as a result of
1hermal 1n;un cs and no1 from impact
supports thl' no11on that this im pact "as
sun 1,able:· the ~lannes Corps ~f1shap
ln,es11ga11on .Board said 1n its classified
~larch 5. 19 7. report.
··Fuel tanks v.err not able.' to maintain
adequate 1nt~nt~ ... .\ more crash\\Orth~
fuel 1anl.. "outd ha\C' allov.ed thc crc"
IH)1l' for egrl'Ss.'· 11 ~lated.
E'e~ CH-5JE upcr 1all1on caml'S
"''" ful'I tanks aside: 11s bell~ capabk of
holding l"O tons of l..erosene fuel to
suppk ment rn1cmal tanl..s In crashes.
ho"e'er. 1hc )pare tanks can 1urn into
firebombs that can mell the' hopper's
metal sl..1n.
.\ccord1 ng to published reports 1hc
oflinals In' cs11gat1ng the uash \Cnt a
S('l'fl't recommendation t0 1hc 'J'' IO
impro' t' the aux 1ha~ fuel tanks. Rut a ~t>ar
latl'r. the) remain unchanged
"The mishap 111,esllgation rcpNt 1s
dass11ied ." said Na'' ~pol..e~man LI
l\.1pp) Bums. "We can··, d1~~u~' 11 ..
Foantain Valley
rotor. tl1gh l con1rols. fuel gauge\ and its 1 j
1endcnc~ 111 'lbratc "hll<' ca~ing hl'a'~ \.'.a~~:en UjX'r tallton!> ha,l· lra\hl'd cover crilile
<,1nct> lQ~.J. ktlhng 20 and 1n1unng lo. to
g1' l' thl· hcl1coptaone of the poo~1 Yir1, I~ 1ne police :ind "'unt' fire ollinals are
n:rord!> of an~ m1llla~ helicopter 1nH»llgat1ng J -.u-.p1u0Js lire Saturda~
\lost ·01 1he helicopters ha'<' been th..11 l3Uscd St>U.LlCr d.1mage to a "onh-
grounded tor '1hl· past ~<.'ar becau<,c of ·\\tll>d hom<.' and m:i ' ha'c been <>et b~ a
defccti in the helicopter·~ transm1ss1on burglar to lO\.er up h1' .:-nme
and a lac!.. of spare pans to fi' thc.-m r .\\cording t• P<'lil C' 'igt JdT 1'.ermode
\laJ Gen. D E P. Miiier. commanding firl·lightcr' n·,ponJl·d to thi· blaze JU<,t
general of the Thi rd Manne .\1rtraf1 \\mg bcforl' Q p m JI thl' homl" at 3 ~ Choate
at the Et Toro and Tusttn air sta~1on). l((lld \\ hl'll thl·~ armed th<' house "as full).
1( the fuel tanb \\Cfe 1mpro,ed. lhl' engulfl·d. hl· ..aid '
rnmba1 helicopter \\Ould ~ slo"c-r and T"cnt~ lird1ghtcr' \\C'f'<." .ible to bring
more' ulneroble. the fire unda •ontr<•l 1n about Ill minute'>
The crash occurred \\hen thrt'e '-uPt'r .\n1n,ci.11gat1onrc,raledlhehousc had
1a ll1ons from \1ar111t' Hea' ~ Hc!Kopter l?c-'l'n ~urglanzc..-d .ind ran~cl..e"d before thC'
Squadron 4ti5 at Tusun "ere sent tn rill.. llrl' Krrmcxk -.aid
up ground troops dunng night manru' ('" Tht' fi~ apparenth "a<. ~l 1n the bottom
near 1hc alton a k' el of the tv.o-s\ltf' ht-. mt· to l.'over up the
But lll'l'Ord1ng to crash 111, estagawr' thl' burg.In~. said P:i111 RJngc: Orange Count ~
landing LOne couldn·t handle the fX'"<"rlu Fire Depan mcn1 'fX'~rs-..oman
· uper ta I hons. "hich $en<'ratt'\J h w mrh The res1den1~ "en· not home and no one
"1nJ ::ind raised blinding clouds 1,,-du\! "as lllJUred
Thl·chopper that crashed. calll"<l D.t,t ~ In' e\t1gator.. arr treated the ca~ as
plungt.•d 10 lhl· ground a 11 r ntC'n,• ,1 proh.'.lbk burglar) and Jr<.an . l\.ermode
S" 1rl1 ng dust plume ...i1d
Newport Beach
<\ b1C)'ck. mo11•rl 'de htlmt'I anJ gJ~l\C'~ v.crc taken FnJJ' rmm a rcs1drn1al garage"
in the 1 000 bk ... ~ ~·• 'oa n \larco• lilrt"t't Police arc un\urc ho" 1hr th1rt rnierrd thC' saraac and C'~·;ipc.:j \~llh the loot. "'htrh
was valued a1 SJ' l
!~:cause 1001!> had bc<-n \IOIC'r • •n· n1•
'chide .it lhe loca11on . . .
Th1c-,cs broke a ">1ndo ... 1< l 1-1 ~
Honda "' ord at tht 1-ocac h J n,~ •h•lc a
punt ronta1n1n1 S300
• • • .\ "'oman in tht' bk)\ l ,,, H vnl
<\bro .... nlQ OOat\un::! 7 :\wustokn c-arl~ unda~ from a par\\tn& lot on
Pla~nt1a "V('nUC' Thc-omett invnttp t
'"' ltlC' 1nc-1dcn1 di\(()\ crcd ttrokcn sla" on the pa'cmc:-nl nc:-,l 10 'A hC'rC' tht car'w:i~ p;1rlcd and condudrd the 1h1cfappercn1h
h.td •ma•hcd the "indo..., 10 cntC'r the
'rh1ck
. . .
<\ 20.)C'ar-old phNographC'r rcponr-d that she· has tlttn rtl·cn 1Dg oh~'t"nc .md
thrcatt'n mg IC'IC'phonc •all~ for mol'C' than
th rtt mon1hs 1 tw ,.111~ al'l' olkn lrfl on
her telephone ma~ hinl' "'hill' \hC' " 11
-ork. Mic told ;iuthont1C'' . . .
A v.ould-bt' han~ rohber ncarl' <'~•pc'\.!
with mort than S4.{ 1 tn.im Do" nr'
Sa' 1nJ1 on Fnda~. but dmpf'('d 1he mOM \ "'-hen a pa<'li.llfC of J)C' nplNkd I) tht
btftdll k R tht Maanoha . 1rtt1 drpcm tol"\
WMn the d)c "'C'nt ofT outs1dr 1hr banl
the robbC'r dro~ thr .:uh and rsc.l)('d
thrQ'llti 1 nearb> pin~ l"lrll'r
ington Stl'\'<'l said a pro..., lcr ''ul\IJC the
"'1ndo"' lold a bab>Sltlt"f tha1 he Y..t~ g•'•"S 10 ~11! her Tht' min Ot"d an to lhc \trttt sh<'
said
• • •
.\man v.ho had bttn <'' 1C1ro 1r,1m '11h1 MO\('<. ll\Crn. SQQ~ Warnt1 \\C' llfl-
porrntl~ c-amc hac~ 'Allh a ~5 -\I., num
sun ilnd lhtntcncd 10 l 1ll occup.ir I• Ht·
l'l'portedl) OC\C'f branJasht"d lhC' "'''-'f"'" hO">('\('T . . .
.\ ma.n tTPOnC'dl .sl11 h1~ throat dunna i
fi&ht "'1\h h1i 1111fncnd tn the ' 1 M l
ofHumbOldt Dn'c The man wu taken'"
Fountam Valk y C"ammlJnll\ H<tSJlttal
.\car ~1crC'tl '1lucJ at $91 ~"'*$reported
\tokn Imm an unlockr-d \1c~ 8cn1
~t-t. fl pa rlcJ Saiurda) nt&ht in thc:-
J~ratt<' of a homr on Jade C"ovC' . . .
\ Yanutu .outhnard moto1 .,. .. , s1olen
lrl'rn J roat dod.('(! Saturda\ n11h1 on
l 1Jo Parl L>rhc:-th<' \!Clim told pohc.e
The motor" valuC'd at S700
• • •
.\ 8111n h1 ~IC' 'tic '•lued at S4SO wa\
l'\"f>OO<'d \tolt'n Sa1urda) from the pra~ of a home on 3Jrd Slrttt
..
...
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..
Appeal rej~cted
In challenge of
'godless' te~s
WASHINGTON (AP) -The Su-
preme Coun today threw out an
a~I by seven Tennessee families
wbo say their rrliaious freedom was
violated when thdr children were
uposed to "aodless" public. school
textbooks.
lt also qrttd to Study a key
affirmative action issue -the po~r
of local governments to require
minority panicipation in public
works projecrs.
And n agreed to judae the validity
of a federal law creating independent
counsels to investigate alleged wrong-
doing b>_ high-ranking executive
branch officials.
h was Just1<X' Anthon) M. Ken-
ned} ·s first day on the coun. which
was at full strength for the first time
since last June :?6 '-'ht'n Justice Lewis
F. Po"'ell retired.
The JUSltccs. "'1thout comment. let
stand a ruling that requiring the
.fundamentalist Christian chLldren to
read the book!> "'as const11ut1on·a1.
Today·s action essentially ends a
widely publiciLcd case -;ome have
called Scopes 11. a companson to the
furor surrounding the I Q25 pros-
ecution.bf John opes tn Tenn essee
for teaching C' ol utto n "
.· The con tro,l.'rs~ began 1n 1983.
when the Ha"'k1n~ Count\ Board of
Education adopted a nC'I!. reading hst
for students 1n grade~ 1-8. Pupil'
initiall) were allo\.\'ed to read from
other textbooks 1f the\ desired. but
the school.board laterei1m1nated that
altemat1ve. ,
All count} schoolchtldr\·n '-'l·re
required to read the rho!.Cn tn thoolo.'
or leave public school
The seven fam1ltl.'!> "ho filed the
appeal acted on toda) sued the count\
school board in late 19 3. lis11ng mo1
than 300 obJCC'l1o ns 10 the asc;1gnc
readings.
The lawsutt obJCC tcd on relig1ou
gro unds to theme!> or pa!>sage" 1 n sur
works· as .. The Wizard of 0 1" an
"Cinderella:· !>Cll.~ncc fiction b' lsaa · ~smanov. fairy talcs b~ Hans ·om -
:11an .<\nderscn and stones
antt\ropolog1st MargaH·t Mea .
among others.
The la\\-SUll .,aid thl· hoolo.s 1
dispute '1olatcd the families· ~lie '>
by teaching e'olutiun. ~cular h -
Church
manism. the occult. fcmini~m ltnd
other beliefs. theories or philosbphies
they consider godless.
In the affirmative action case. the
justices said they will hear an appeal
by Richmond. Va .. officials seeking
to revive a so-called -.ct-aside pro-
gram for construction in:..lu try busi-
nesses owned by manorit1e~.
The 4th U.S. C1rcu11 Coun of
Appeals ruled lasl Se ptember that the
ci1y·s preferential 1reatmrnt for min-
ority businesses approved tn 1983 1s
an unconstitutional form of rtHrse
discrimination. .... . .... Setting the stage for a maJor
constitutional decision o'er indepen-
dent counsels. the JUSl1ce said ,the~
will review an appeals m un rultng
that the Watergate-era lav. 1m-
permissibly g1vrs pn.·s1dl·n11al po"'e~
to the federal couns.
Mournen in llinneeota ,.,. tut reepecta to foar memben of
the Bernard Brom f~J w)ao were ued to d•tb.
The!3ttision.ellpccted b~ Jul). will
affect the .:rimtnal con' 1ct1on of
former White Ho use aide Michael K.
Deaver and thr stalled '"' \·s t1gation
of ex-Justice Dcpartml·nt official
Fellow students recall
ax v~ctims, su~pect, 16
Theodore 8. Olson. ROCHESTER. Minn. (AP) -
In a separate order. the coun Tccn·agers dressed in punk fashions
rejected Marine Lt. Cul Oliver were among more than 1.000
Nonh's latest attempt to block an mourners who packed a church for
1n\Cstigation of his role 1n the Iran-the funeral of four family members
Con tra affair. II let stand a ruli ng that who poltce believe were hacked to
Nonh may not halt the cnmtnal death with an ax by a 16-year-old son.
1n\'estigat1on by independent counsel T"o bishops. nine priests and a
La" rence E. WaJsh by challenging its monsignor presided over a 90-minutt'
kgalit) 1n a civil lawsuit. Mass Sunday at Pax Christi Caihofic
In other action. the court: Church for Bernard and Paulette
• Refused to lt't a Teus hospital' ... Brom and two of their children. 11-
" 11hhokl the names of us blood )Car-old Rick and 14-ycar-old Diane.
donor!> from a '11.0\'Tlan who sa\s her Da' id Brom. a high school bab~ daug_htcrcontracted AID after sophomore described as a gentle bo)'
re<·c1' 1ng transfusions. who "'rote poctn but who also
1 he coun. 'l!.1thout comment. let favored hard-<:orc ·punk music. was
~stand a ruling thal the donocf .pm aq charged with murder Frida~ 1n the
rights do not o'emdc Belinda Jad,-deaths of ht~ parents and )Ounger
'>On ·s need 10 find out their 1dcnm1cs brother and sister.
in her wrongful-de:..th la"' i.uit agal1nst ··we have no idea what all these
the hospital. things can mean." said thr Rev. S) I
• .\greed to decide "hl.'n police Bro"n. Pax Chr1sti·s pastor. "The}
need coun "arrants hcfon· c;carching hOH' left so man' memones ··he said
from helicopter~ for marijuana gro"'· of thl' Broms. ac11' e mcm~rs of the
ing in fenc,d-in ~ard\. church.
Th~ JU.~t1ce!> 'ia1d. thl·~ "111 'tud ~ a ··we rnmt• here w11h a spmt of
Florida Supreme < ourt ruling th.at a ah>1olutc loss We ha'e no idea what
hehrnp11.:r se?rch b~ '>~l·n trs depum·\ rc<,ponl.1.'·"e can mah·. Bui we can sec
tn Pa-.rn ( ount~ lour ~cars Jgo thl· light their li'es has given us." he \'tolat~·d the nght of pm ac~ said .
The service included readings by
classmates of Dianr and Rick. and
presentations of symbolic gifts.
Among the gifts was a high school
basketball trophy aiven in memory of
Diane. who had been a cheerleader
for her school's basketball team.
A special section was set aside for
teen-agers. including a few wi th hair
dyed black. gold or purple.
After the service. about I 00 Jieople
braved a raw wind at Calvary Cem-
etery for the burial. The famil) 's
o ldest son. Joseph. 19. appeared stoic
al the ~ravcs1de. Joseph. who did not
lt'c "tth his famtl). has asked to be
appointed guardian of David.
..\uthont1es have not yt'l de-
tcrm.incd a moti\e for thr slayi ngs.
ShcnfTC'harlcs Von Wald has said he
understands that David had argued
recently "' 1th his father about a music
cassette.
..\ favontl· ol David's. accord in~ to
one friend. 1s the group Su1c1dal
Tcndennei.. A <1ong on their latest
album dl·scribes .. the maniac I'll
meet. H 1s lo' c for me 1s like a father to
a son. A.nd now th<· maniac and I arc Onl•.°'
eads mull Swaggart' s future
BATON ROL'GE. La IA.P>-C hurth leaders
left lhedooropen forc,angchstJ1mm) waggan tu
resume his TV m1n1stn after he deli' cred a tearful
confession of sin and stepped do'.I. n from the
pulp11.
"1th pornograp'h~ '>tl·mm1ng from his ho>hood.
the source ..aid
Cal Thomas. a columntst "hoon<'C '-'Orlo.l·d for
~hl· Re' krr) F:il .... ell and has "rlltcn ahout th\·
e' angclllJI mo' cment. ~td the i.amc thtng..Pnda~
on \BC -1 v·, ··:-.:1gt\tlinc ·· Thomas said .he
unda\tocid from .,ourccs tni.1dc ~"aggan's or-
gan11Jt1un that thl' 1nc1d(nt "as not ~\ual hut
··por nographll" -
him 10 a cancer that had to be t'llc1sed.
S"aggart. tears treaming down his face. said
Sunda~ he"' ould step down from th t' pulpit ··for"an
undetermined. indeterminate period of umc Wl·
'11.tll lca'c that 1n the hands of the Lord."
He said he '-'3S l'OOpcrat1ng wtth the As·
semblics· in"cst1gat1on that will determine his
future as a minister.
"I th ink hr 1s a man of tntegr*~· I thrnlo. he made a mistake. I don't thin k 1t"s a tat m11>tJkc."
Cecil Jan"a). d1 !.trll"t !>upenntcnd •nt ut th~ 2
mtlhon-member Assemblies of C1od '><!Id la\\·
Sunda).
Swasgan did not describe· hi\ m1 .. rnnduct
Sunday in h1i. confession. "'h1ch drc" g:i,ps and
tears fro m his congregation . .\n o' crfl u" cro\.\d
packed ht 7.500.scal fam+h \\ur,h1p ccntt·r after
rcpom thin church offil·iarf ha d hecn g1' en
photographs purportrng to \ho"' ~v.aggart and :i
known prostitute -go ing into and out of a motel
room.
Thr Wa htngton Po\t rcponed toda> quottng
a so.urcc...." l e lO a Jimm> ~"aggart World
M1ninncs ard ml·mber that "agg.an i.atd he
did not c gc tn ~'tual intr:rcou ~e "tth the
v.oman b ··paid hl'r tu pc.-rform pomograph1t
acts ··
Tht> 'angcl1st had confc.-.'>l.'d to a fa~tnatton
l he l'\angl·list 'II.a!> C'pt'~tcd lO mCl't 1~1'.i
·'aftl·rncu,m 111 ..\lnandrta w1th the d1stnrl presb~
tl·r~. '11.hll"h Janwa~ !Hlld \.\OU ld report ltS fi r.dings
·pmatd) to the general couoc1I of thl' count~ ·s
largl.''>I Peniern<ir.tl denom1nat1on. 1n Spri ngfield.
Mo
"He confessed 10 specific inc1d1:nt'i of mqral
·f:11 luH' ·· Forest H. Hall . ~cretar. ·lrN11>u rcr of thl' .\'~mbhl·s· Louisiana D,1o;tnct: told S"'aggart·.-.
·congregation "In t~c opinion of the officers of the
Lu u1s1ana Dmnct. he has 'iho"'n true hu1t111th and
r1:pcn1an c and has no1 tned to blame·an~one cl..c
for his f:nlurc ··
Elc'"en mo nlhs ago. . v.--aggan ~alhtngl~
dl·nounccd fdlo" A!>semblics of God e' angeltst
Jim Bakker for comm11ting adultel). comparing
·· 1 do not plan 1n an) wa)' to "' httewash m) sin
or rail it a mistake:· he said ... I call 11 sin."
li"'aggart. 52. apologut•d to h1'> wife. Frances.
"'hu "as sealed behind htm.
'"God nc,cr gave a man a better helpmate. a
companion to stand beside him." he said ... , have
sinned against )OU and I beg your forgiveness."
fter he finished. throngs of worshipers
huddled around him for more than :?O minutes.
hold1ns hands.
M1n1stry officials refused to comment on who
would talo.e Swaggart's place or on the future ofh1s
tt·lc' 1s1on program.
Swaggan had worked last summer to dl.'vclop
an ethics code for bro'adcast min1stnes 10 stem a
drop-off tn donations caused by the sex and mone)
scandal at the PTL ministry under Bakkers reign.
ner claims she was link for JFK, rhobsters
N YORI\ (.\Pt -.\ ~oman
wh I~ ~car., ago Jc)('nbcd having an
a ir v.1th Prcs1dc n1 Kenned\ 1n the
h1te Hou.,e ~\S hertermtna
0
I cancl'r
cd her to admit another !oeCret. that
she was a conduit bct'-'Cfn him and
the Mafia.
.. No" that I ~now I'm d>tng·and
nothing more can happen to me. I
want tu be completely honest." i.a1d
Judith Campbell Exner. 54. 1.n an
an ten 1e'-' published 1n the Feb 29
issue of People magazine.
.. If rd told the trulh. I'd have been
lo.1lkd I kept rll~ sccn•t out of fear:·
Shl· <i.aid. , .>·
Exner said she arranged aoout 10
face-lo-face mce11ng., tx·t ween John
F. Kenned) and C h1cago mob boss
Sam G1ancana "h1k ~he and Ken-
ned} '-'l.'re ha\ 1ng an affair in
1%0-61 .
··1 was 1n a 1tt"ll!IC a courier and I
"'ould pas'> mc..~agl·, between Jack
and Sam "hl.'n Ja(·k "anted a meet·
1n1t. and thl') '11.\'rc al"a)'s 1nst1gated
b' J.il k. nl'' l'r b\ Sam." she said tn an
1nten ll'" rl·lordcd Sunda} and
broadla~t to<l:.t\ on ..\BC-TV·s .. Good
Morning ..\m,:r1rn."
Jell ':im1th. 'pokesman for U.S.
l•n. Fll"ard Kennedy. D-Man .. 1n
W:i<ih1ngtun. -.aid ... There has been
no rnmmrnt and thi;rc probably will
not tx· a w rn mL'nl" from the Kenned}
fam1 h
Exne r \a1d '>he wnnesscd at least
onl' of thl· Kl·nncd}-G iancana meet-
ing\. anll rl·pcatedly crossed the
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DEL"NE~'S IRISH PUB
"Ourty ~ell y' ''
Join l 5 \lu f'h lith for
mob.,tl'r
bner lim spoke publicly of her
affair "Ith thl' president in 1975. but
told lhl• \(·nate antcllisenct commit·
tl'l' that 'car that Kennedy wac;
una"arc of her ltnks to G 1ancana.
E\nt•r<; name came up in Senate
hl·arings into the Kenn edy adman1s-
1ratton's attempts to use the Mafia to
kill Cuban leader Fidel Castro.
Exner said ~he now was revealing
the Kennedy-G1ancana lin k because
i.hc suffers from terminal cancer and
wants "to put my life 1n order so that
I ma) die peacefully."
Kennedy "knew everything aboul
m) dealings with Sam Giancana and
Johnny Roselli (the Chicago mob·s
man in Las V~s) because I was
scci ntt 1hcm for him." she said.
The maaazine said Exner produced
plane tickets. hotel bills and her
appointment books from 1960 to
1962 to suppon her contentions.
Coast man listed
among Panama's
paid U.S. lobbyists
BJ 1'e Alledaa.4 Pres1
An Oranae Coast man is amona the
American lobbyists that Panama has
paid si nce 1985 to champion the
country's cause in Conarcss and
improve its Image in the United
States. records show.
StuartSpencerofNrwpon Beach. a
long-time political adviser to Presi-
de~t Reagan isamong thoscwhohave
rtglSlered as agents of Panama.
Others are M.8. Oglesby Jr .. former
White House assistant for legislative
affairs: Francis Gomez. an executi ve
with ties to Lt. Col. Oliver Nonh·s
network. and Jamie Whitten Jr .. tht'
son of Rep. Jamie Whitten. 0-Miss.
The documents are filrd at thr
Justice [)(panment in compliance
with the Foreign AJents Registration
Act. The law requun foreign agents
to repon their activ ities every six
months.
Many foreign governments hire
lobbyists to help learn about the
complicated U.S. bureaucracy. In
recent years. the practice has attracted
congressional scrutiny. particularly
when former government officials
sell their inside knowledge to
foreigners.
Raul St. Malo. a spokesman at
Panama·s embassy. said the govern-
ment no longer employs an y Am eri-
can lobbyists. and the records in-
dicate that manv contracts have
lapsed. ·
Relations between the two coun·
tries ha ve deteriorated sharply si nce
Gen. Manuel Antonio Nonega. the
country•s dominant figure. was in-
dicted on drug smuggltng charges tn
Miami this month.
Spencer. one of Reqan's close
f ~nds, wo~ked for the Hecht firm.
which sianed a $25,()()()..a-month
contract with the Panamanian aov·
cmment in late 1985. shonly at\er
Noriep installed President Eric
Arturo Delvalle.
The Hecht firm's contract. which
tllpired in November 1986. called for
discussions witb mrmbers of Con-
~ss. their staffs and the executive
branch about the "politicaJ. econ-
omic and social situation .. in Pan-
ama.
Spencer new to Panama at least
tWlCt', staying at thr El Panama
Hilton or the Marrion. records show.
Thr documents do not explain
exactly w~at Spencer did for Panama.
Spencer did not return two telephone
calls and Hecht said it is against his polt~y to discuss relations with
clients.
But Rep. Mikr Lowery. ().Wash ..
recalled a luncheon at the Capitol Hill
Club -a Republican haunt -that
he went to in January 1986 at the
invitation of the Hecht staff.
The Hecht people wanted to ex-
plore arranging bener contacts be-
tween Panamanian legislators and
members of Congress. he said. They
also discussed U.S. aid to Panama. he
said. Washington shut off all aid to
the countr) tn December 1987.
Bud Moss.' an aidr to Sen. Paul
Sarbanes. 0-Md .. said he couldn•t
recall the topic of Panama coming up
at a luncheon with Frank West .. a
lobbyist from thr Hecht firm. "Wr
talked about ba nking. .. Moss said.
The $36.10 meal was charged to
Panama.
Infant's heart valve
stored for transplant
LOMA LINDA (A P) -A bab)
born with nearly no brain was on life-
support eq uipment today after the
hean 'ah c of a tot taken ofT ltfe
support was stored in the first U.S.
action-of its kind. offinals said.
Both newborns were part of a
controversial program at Loma
Linda Un1vers1t ) Medical Center
prescn 1ng brain-dead infants for use
as organ donors.
Thc~ract1ce has drawn fire
from nght-to-ltfc groups cha'ling
cruell}. and from medical ethicists.
"ho sa} 11 is qut'stlonablc to keep the
bratn-dcad babies all\ c "'hen the)
ha' c no chance at long-term survival.
E'clyn Keys. born Saturda) in San
Antonio. Texas. was flown to Loma
Linda tha t night to be used 1n thr
donor program.
She arrived just hours after a child
1dcnt1ficd onl) as Baby John was
taken ofT ltfe support when a world-
wide search faikd to tum up any
need) organ recipients. said hosptt.al
spokl'S"oman .\n11a Rockwell.
But the infant's heart valvr was
rcrno,ed and stored for later use.
Roel "'ell said. ·
Both infants 'A-ere born wtth the
birth defect kno"' n as anl'nccphaly. ,
Monorail over 5 cou·nties
proposed to ease gridlock
LOS ANGELES (AP) -A Dis-
ne}land-st) lcd monorail for movin.&
commuter-. across Southern Cali-
fornia 1s hcang proposed by a market-
ing specialist who says 11 would be
cheaper. more efficient and more fun
than a subwa}.
The proJet't. which has drawn the
support of science fi c1jon writer Ra y
Bradbun. 1~ 1hc dream of Craig
Hendrickson. 33. a Century City
marketing specialist. He en 1sions a
commuter S)Stcm spanning fi ve
counues.
He says the monorail could be built
more cheapl) than other 1ranspor-
tat1on altcrnatl\ cs. with cost esti-
mates run ning as low as SI 7 million a
mile. compared with the $2()()..
mill1 on-a-m1 lc pncetag for the Metro
Rail subwa\ now under construction.
Hendnck">on. who St'rves on the
Los Angele~ County Transportation
Commission·s citizens advisory
panel. $ltd putttng commuter transtt
S)Stcms underground ignores the
balm) weather that draw!> people to
the region.
His monorail li ne. which would
feature cars with sunroof!>. makes
more sense. he said.
"Why do ~ou have to go to an
amusement park to have fun ()n a
tran5portat1on S}~tcm?·· Hen-
drickson asked. '"This 1s Southern
C'ahforn1a. !iO wh> not have car'i that
are open with air flowi ng through? It
should look ltkl· soml'lhing off a 'Star
Trek' sci. ..
Although RTD ollinab have kept
mum on the proposal. Jim Gosnell.
director of transponatton planning
for thr Southern California ..\ssoc1a-
tion of Governments. said 11 1s
something to consider.
"I don·t think man ) people 1n the
planning and transponat1on pro-
fessions think about monorails that
much as a solution because ltght rail i~
kind of the current wa) or thank.Ing.
but maybe we need to be wo~en up
with some neW1htnlnng. .. he said .
Gang violence kills two,
injures six; 24 arrested
By ne A.Mdale4 Pfft1
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LOS ANGELES -A teen-. boy and young man were killed and sill
others were uljurcd in scp1rate wtekend shootings 1n the latt'"St round of pna
violcnce.dnp1teacrackdown on pofitttrying to halt the deadly problem. A IS·
RUFFELL'$ year~ boy, w~ name wap•t released. dirdJust before 10 a.m .• unda} at
Martin Luther K1n1 Jr.-Orew. Medical. Centt'r aner being s~o1 in the stomach
late Saturday by two men, said a shenffs deputy. The bo)' s companion was UPHOLSTEIY llC. also shot. In another5hoot1"" Alellander Duke. 25. of Paco1ma died of wounds
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..._and drup 1n South Central Los Ante~ dunn11hc w~kend that resulted
1n 24 artt1ts for offensn rananw from arand theft auto to narc:oucs sales.
$5 million jac~pot eladea all pl a yen
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SACRAMENTO -Nobody won the weekend's SS million "Lotto 649"
jackpot but thrtt t1tket1 hid five of the sil wann1n1 numbtrs and 1hc bonus num~r t~ divide the S 1 .37~.osa 1«0.nd·place pool. Ca1trom1a Lottery
offic11l1 said. The SS.016. 728 JaCkpot will roll over to Wedne5day·s aamc
bo<Ktint •.hemidwetkjackpot 10 a predicted $9 m1lhon. The weekend's thrtt t~p lotto t1cketure each wonh S4S9.686. Two wert pure hated 11 San Francisco hquontortundone~•~!•n Blkmfield. Namesofthewif\Mrswon•tbt
known until t~ tum"' their hckelS I\ a statc lottery offict
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:.
Hos*age urges Reagan to
meet captors' demands
BEIRUT. Lebanon (AP) -A pro·
Iranian Otrtm1st aroup rekaM"d a
videotaped message today from a
kidnapptd .S. Manne C'olonel call·
ina on President Reagan to meet his
c~ptors' demands.
The 70-sccond tape from the Or·
pnization ofthe Oppressed on Earth
was aC'companied b) a typewnucn
Arabic statement reiterating the
1roup's claim that the hostage. Lt.
Col. William R. H1gg1ns. is a C IA
agent
The Arab1c·statement also warned
Lebano n's mainstrt"am Shute
Moslem m1htia. Amal. to stop search·
ing for Higgins. 43. or Danville. K) ..
who was abducted Wednesday near
the southern port cit) or Tyre.
Amal. "'h1ch continued its search
toda). has taken into custody dozens
or members or Hezbollah. Lebanon's
most radical Shiite group. He~bollah.
"'hich 1s belle' cd to be the umbrella
org.an1Lat1on for pro-Iranian groupc;
holding most of the 24 foreign
hostages in Lebanon. declared sup-
port for Higgins· captors Sundn~.
HeLbollah and .\mal m1ht1 men
clashed 1n a bncffirelight Sunday. No
casu:ilues \\-Cre reported in the half.
hour shootout in the southeastern
\illagc of Em cl-Tinch.
In the \ldcotape deli vered toda~ 10
a Wec;tern news agenq in Beirut. an
I
Rea6•n: 'We'redolngall wecan 'for bo•f.a6e.
WASHINGTON (AP) -President Reagan \31d ~undJ) night that he
wants more than an} th ing else to get all the American ho~tagc!I held 1n Lebanon
freed before he leaves the White House. "We're doing nenthing we can and
Cllploring C\CI) avenue" to free Manne Lt. Col William R Haggins. the
president said. "It') JU St so dafli~ ult." he told rcportc.·r .. during a black·t1e
reC'cpuon at the Wh11e Ho ust" for the National Go,ernor•; .\'>\ouauon. 1·111s
such a terrible situation and )'O u're afraid you'll do i.t>mc thing that will h:irm
them (the hostaics). We don't know who the) (the captors) ar1.· or "he~ they
are." Reagan s:ud. '\sked 1f he hoped to get all the .\mt:nrnn hustages f~~d
before he leaves onicc nc't Janual). the president ..aid 'Td hlo.c 1ha1 bettn
than an) thang else."
unsh:i,en H1gg1n~ appears to be
reading from a statement Tht' state·
ment b) H183tn!) S:l}S Reagan "has to
take re!>pons1b1li1y fo r tht' crimes he
has c:ommi11ed 3~10'it the o ppressed
people 1n the regJon."
In the statcmeni. ll1gg10'> then h<it'!>
the sa me dema nd<, his captor'> made
when 1hc> lirn da1m<.·d h" abduction
Frida) 111 a statl'ml·nt th3t lallcd the
colonel a Cl.\ sp~. t ' S • nd l ' N
oflicral' dl•n1ed lhl' sp~ mg l hargc.
The demand!>. as g1 ' en h~ H1gg10,.
arc:
•Israel's wuhdra"' al from the 'ielt:
proclaimed sccunt~ zom· 11 car\l·d
out 1n southern Lehanon "'hl·n thl'
bulk of its arm' "11hd rt:"' from
Lebanon 1n I 'JI<~ l·nding a thrtt·~car
'"' asaon •The rd<.·a..e ot .all detamed
Lebane'>c.' and Palc\lin1an "muJahe·
deen." or huh "arnorc; from the
Kh1am d1.·tl'n111in camp 1n tht' S«unt)
1one and 1n hrad1 JJll' .\n esumatl·d
JOO dc1a 1nl'C\ Jrl· hd11.·,cd held at
Kh1am .
•An end to wh a1 the} call . •.
1ntencn11on ID Lebanon and toL'
d1plomat1l m1\s1o n\ to tht' Maddie
Ea '>t
~cretan of \1a11.· C •l'orgc P. Shult1
"10 1ra,1.•l 1111hc rqpun this week 10
pr1.''>Cnl a JX':tll' plan .11med at ending
Ill \\eek\ ol no11ng h' Palest1D1an 'i in
the ou up1ed \\ nt Bani.. and C1a1a
Lt. Col. William HlUln• on
Yldeotape releaaed today.
Strip
Tht' statement Ju•1111 pJ n,1n~ 1t11.·
"1dcotapc calh 11n I ''llll \l1n1,ll'r
Nab1h Bern· .. \mJ 11111111,1 '" all uti
Its scar1.h for ll 1~il'l' 1n ,.1u1hl·rn
Lebanon
"VIie call on 11u1 t1rl·1hrl·n 111 \m.d
to undl'r\tand th• .t.1nlo(l'f••u' l'\-
p1onagl.' mh: H 1~ 'I'> "J' , .. rn 1n~
ou1. pruliung Imm 1t t ' 11li'>('r' l'r
rok." the \t:tll'nh·1.i ,, ' In Jn l.trlil·r
statcml'nl g1,cn ti ,, Hn1111 nr"'·
papcr. lhl group ,,ii.I•' ''J' h1n~ 1n
"'all for Jn~ 11thn '1 '11 \.1•1" \01rr1 ·
can."
.\ dc1.ora1cd \ ll'' .11'1 ,,.,If.in Jnd
onc-11m1.· J'>'>l\lJnl : • tnrml'I I >dc.·n'c
St·<.:rl•tan ( ao,p,11 \\ ·inhc.·rgl'f 11 1~
gin\ hl•:tdo, J ~h-111 r h\t'r\l'I l(lllUP
allJt hl·d to J l ' ,,._.,, 1 l'l·prn~ l•H• l'
1n -.outh l 1.·hanw1
Orange Coast OAILV PILOT/Monday. February 22, 1988 * AS
U.S., Soviets give
envoys one month
to complete treaty
MO~((>\\ t .\Pl -l he L'n11cd
~tate\ JOd \1i' tl'I l 'nton have givc:n
1ht'1r Jrmc, tontrol nt"gollnton one
month tu tonipletl' thc kt'\ pro' 1Mon">
oi J nt'" trl"JI\ to \harpl\ rcdu(t' their
'>lratl·g1<. nul ll•Jr '-'t'.ipun'
T hl· dcn'>ton "as taken tndu~ a\
l \ \\·1. H'IJn ol \tatt' C1eorfc P
\hult1 "'ound up t"'o da'' of ta lo.'i 1n
\1•>'>1.l>" lk \a1d ncgo11a1nr'> in
C •l'nl' J "hn hJ' r \o far lailt'd le>
111Jl1.· '>lgnrlil.tnl progrt'\!I 1u"'ard a ~fl
11\·r1.l·n1 \Ul 1n lung-rangl' nudcJ1
"'l'.Jpon'i \lo l'll' dirl'lt<.'d Ill report to
him and \tn 11.·1 f orc1gn \hnl\ll'r
l du.ird \ \hn Jrdnad1c 1n \\ a">htng-
11111 \IJr\h ::-2 \
\hultt al">o told J Ill'"'" u1n h'renu·
th1.· ""' ll'l'> 1nd11.Jtl·d thl'' IA.nu Id l'l'
mnrl ne ... hll 1n handhnp l'm1gratll\Jt
.tprl1,Jt1on' 1.·\tl'Pt rm 11t1.,, 1rc1111
pn•rk \\ho hJ q• hJ1I J I\\.'\\ I I \lo.lit'
\\'l ll I\
\hl''Jrdnai.ltl' \1tnl111111·J \,1tqt·
1>fll Jll\ · lhJI onh th 'l ·'in ni, r
1ll,1t111n thl' ~U\ l'fOllh Ill ll'IJt"'
1111p11rtJnt to n.11111nJI ,,., url\\ -..11u1ll
tx· h.Hrl·d frum 1.·m1~rJl1tW 1 , rmj1n~
111 \hult1
I .irhcr to<lJ ' J' I l • f'lt •1rll 1,11 '
"1th \hult1 \Ii IJ1 -., (, •h,s,hl
rkJtil'd to Jlhll'\l Dl'Jll in \l~hJ n•
\!Jn JnJ tu ''"' 1v 1l'.ich a new nuclear
armi. ugrl't'ntl·nt h' -.rmng..
-;hull1 Jnd tlw \," 1et Communist
Part' gl·nc-1.11 't· .. rclJf\ smiled broad· h J,· 1hn huulo. hJnds and sat down
-..11h th~·ir a1<ll"' an opulent
< .tth\·flOl'' Hall in the Kremlin .
.\t .t p1 l 1urc-t.t k1ng i.cs ion.
C1vrb.ilhl' ~1d the So' 1ets 11\'0Uld
"do uur best to a<:htC\t" pc~ in
\lghant'ittln .rnd to have a non·
aligned nt'uttal .\ l}han1stan ~h1eh
"'uuld h.iH· good relations with its
nughor'> \\llh the l'ntted tates and
'"th.th<' \u, ll't l 1 n1on ..
·\t thl' Ol''-'HOnfC'r\"ncc. 'hultz satd
l1l did nt1t ha\I: the.· ··slightest doubt"
1h,11 1h1.· ')l" 1l't l 'nao n wo uld leave
\lt:hJn1-.t.in But hultz. who came
1, fl "'' 1ng ht "ould <.rt"k a peo fic
tlllll 1..1tilt g..i ' t" no C\ldt'net' ht' had
Ill l\l'J 110 1.'
\n l''>ltll1Jll'd 11 ~.000 \'ltt
''"'''" hJ 'l' hl·l'n in .\lghanastan sanc\" I )\:\t·mhcr I <P9 backing a pro-
'l<•'>l '"' gu' l'mmt'nt at '°"ar "1th
I \ .irml'd Mu.,lcm guemlla!t..
' C, •rh.1d1n hJ'> prom1!1ed tu licgin a
"ithJr.t\.\JI l\IJ\ I II thr Kabul
tt • lrnn rnt Jnd Pal1'1tan ran agr('('
on 1u m' 11 J ~llkml·nt b~ March I)
Israel curbs army's use of force On protesters Survivorssoughtinrubble
. of Rio mudsli<fes; 80 dead J ER USA LEM (AP) -Palest1D1ans ll'rnton cs dcdarcd a "Mart~ r<,· Da'.. th1.· Mount of Ol1 \l''> .1m.I deared a"'a~ "'1tnl'\'>4.'d ruugh ltl'.ll llll'nt 111 1'.111.·,11 -
held men onal sen ices toda} for the tot.la' and called for demons1 ratton'i m:ihsh1lt hamcadl'\ "'h1le na11onal n1Jn' h~ lrt><>P' 'J1d ihl Jrm' 'l hrl'I
61 Arab'i killed b~ Israelis troops. and • aod a i:.tnlo.c this '-'t'Ck to prott:'it lhl·. poh(e \\l:Ol door-111-door checlo.1ng 'P'H hul11g1<.1 I -..1 li•O'u I> ,, l'r on 8) Tti~ Associal~d Pr~ss
Israel's attornc~ general ruled '"It to Israel b~ l 'S ~·rrctal):ol 1Jen11fil at1 un .. and looking tor l\r.11.·lrJJ1l•. RIO Df J\'\EIRCl -~l ~Ulf''tru~il·\Jmthl fJlfll'Jrh hKiJ' tolind
soldie r~ could not use force to punish St.itc Gcorg1.· 5hult1.. agttatur'> "'A l' d1>n 1 h.1 \\ prohkm' "'1th th1· '>Un" or' 1n the ruhhk ol a l"ll"fl'l·d Jpannicn1 hull.Jing in R h1 "h\"rt: 1hrl't'
orhum1ha\'e pro1esters. .\rm} o niu al \ said lhl' li ,c-da~ .\ttorne) l1cneral 'l oo,ef Han\h Olllll\Jt1on11l\11liJ1f\ n11llhJll~C~ d.t \' ol rnuJ\lidl'' .ind tlJ\h I'~'°' hJ\\.' "linl JI ll <.1\I ~11 ixuplc ~1 J\Uf
T"'o Pale~ttn 1ans were wounded ID 'ihull1 '1s1t. schcd ukd 10 begin \l'nt J k lll'r tu D1:tcn'>C Mtnl\ll'r rcJmu· t11 J1•1t hut 11 'Jn ·""~nmcn1 Rubl'rt11\Jturn1n11 HrJg.J -..i1J tht· niuu "Jlt'J JnJ dehr" rn.idt• th1 l lh 1110~ lr lo.l·
clashcs "'11h sold1cr\1DtheWest Bank ThurWa). might prompt an 1.·<.cala-'l 11/hJlo. R.ih1n '3~1ng -.old1cr'i ma~ th.it_h.i' lx·lr• t!l'l'll \11 thl· Jrm' an~ ".igtJnl'>ll'Pfl\:d through lhl .m~a <ltl ,1.11'\J ti tht 1h..,.J1ng.1h1 ~"''11n1tw
cit\ of Ramallah and the Gaza tnp t1on of \IOlencl' not U'>l' lor<l' ac, a ml·an'i of pun1'ih -1ha1 'h11'l 11 '"'l'll h' thl· '1111.hcr\. ut' ., h1\ton hJJ rl'ndl'fl'd homdl'" JI kJ't I u t1I R "' 't• m1ll11111
rc(ugcc camp Jabah)a. hospital of-"It's not organ11cd or c.~Stl·mat 1l ml'nl \lf hum1ha11on. said Juc;111.c hi.' \J1d rnid1.·nt') "•hh1ng r.im.,hali..k hnmt'' ,1,1-..n \lt't p ''"IX''> anJ turnin~ ,lrl.l'I'
final'> \aid. hutou1s1dce\l'llt\ ll i..e thc <.;hui11 ""' M1n1\tr' 'IJllll..l'">"oman Ett~ E'ihed "lim1. tht· \.\J\1 111 pn>ll''"' tx·~.tn into raging 1orrl'nl\ 1 hruugh •ut tht·, ,,, .trm ' t·m ~'.ind' ilunlt't'r' ht'lfll,·J
lnthe u at aStnpc1t \ Khan Yun1s. du affen thl' '>ltua.uon ··an arm' Onkr'>tha1 1.allfof\Ulh use oflorLl' Dl.·1. 'I 1n 1hl 1·11111•ric' l<rJl·I ~t·11cd trJn\purtc,a1.uJtcJJ"clll"r'11tprl' .iru'u'h1ll"J1. 'hJ!ll\lt,.,.n,11•tlmpurJr.
an Israeli Cl\ il1an lirt'd. ~the air after st'>olo.es"'oman .-.a1<l un u>nd11ion nf Jfl' 1lkg.il. rukJ ltJnsh "'ho dt'-in thl' I 'II>~ \I 1JJll I ·''I \\ ~r hra1.·h' shdter\ 10 'l. hooh. l hurl ht•\ and puh 1 hu1 ldin~'
his car "'as stoned h) protester<. an anon~m1t~ m.indc.·<l K.ib1n l\\Ul' ~ppropnJlt' ha'l' \.1lkd t-1 P.ilt·,1in1Jn' Thl• IJtc'>t
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Thi: arm~ said 11 \\3H hcck1ng both Ln ~ \a1d 1.500 a<ld111onal oniCl'" r 'hnl ~1d llan'h Jeudc.·d to 1.ill· l..llkd h' "1IJ1n' \unJa' ·
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arreo;tcd after tr,ing to stab an hraeh Jcplo\l·d 1n th\.' hol~ cit~ tocurh .\rah plJ1n1.·d IO him Jhout abu~ h' rnr l1111n or I fll.'f1.l·nt 01 thl' ~o,l·rn ·
M>ld1<.'r 1n Ramallah. 1he third such '11111.'nt'l' \t1IJ1i:r.. m1.·nt , I 1:-.!ot huJg~I 1n .rn Jltl·mpt 111
altack ID fo urda\!I. l..racli troop' l'lllcrcd the .\rah In an .um) ~unq. t>S percent ul qudl th.: ,111knll'
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Valley graduate awarded
Naval ROTC scholarship
M1dsh1pman David S. Moeater,
son of Peter and Joan Mocnter of
Fountain Valle}. was recent!)
awarded a four-year nat ional Naval
Reserve Officers Traimng Corps
scholarship while serving w11h the
Navel ROTC nit al VCLA. He 1s a
1987 graduate of Fountain Valle)
High School. • • • Lance Cpl. Olea V. N1aya, son of
Bank Ngu)n and Tran Thi Thin of
Costa Mc-sa. has reported for dut)
wtth the 2nd Force Service Support
Group ID Camp LeJeune. N.C. He 1s a
t 986 graduate of Costa Mesa High
School • • • Arm) Spec. 4 Mldaael 0 . Malle.,
son of Larry and Bonme Mullen or
Huntington Beach. has arrived for
duty with the 55th Support Battahon
m West Germany Mullen. a hght
wheel vehicle mechanic. is a 1983
graduate of Manna High School. • • •
Air Force I st Lt. VMu M. Ryu,
dau&hter of George and Sandra
Madsen of Costa Mesa. has amvcd
for duty with the OfliC'C of Special
In vestigations at Bollin~ Air Force
8a5(. Wash. Ryan is a cnmc analyst. • • • Army pee. 4 Walter T. Schlt, son
of Robert and Cttarmatn Schutz or
HunttnftOn Beach, has arrived fo r
duty wi th the 293rd Si gnal Co. 1n
South Korea. Shuu., a 1983 graduate
or Huntinaton Beach High School. is
a s1ra1eg.1c m1cro"'a"c s~stcms re-
pairman • • • .\rm) p, 1. Gresory S. Ferrier, son
of Judith Dcp1fa010 ofScal Beach. has
amvcd fo r dut) with the 77th Field
l\rt1llcl) ·10 Fort Knox. K \ Femt'r 1s
an art1ll el) fi re-support si)cc1ahst
• • • Scaman .\pprentice Warrea S.
Colby, son of Dale Colb) of Costa
Mcsn. reccntl) pamc1patcd in e,.
crc1'it' Nauonal Week 88 while scr·
'1ng aboard the fn~ate S
Ainswonh. homt' ported in Norfolk .
Va He 1s a 198 7 graduate of
Wt'stmtnster High School
• • • l\rm) ReSt'rve Pvt. J~ffrey M.
Patterson. son of Barbara .\tkinson
of Huntington Beach. has completed
tra1ninJ as an l\rm'> m1lttaf') pohCt'
spcctahst undt'r the one station uni t
trammg program at Fort McClella n.
Ala. • • • Spec. 4 Joane JOHS, daughter of
Hamson and Jane Mahone) o r Costa
Mesa. has completed an '\rmy pn-
maf) lcadcrshtp cou~. Jones. a 198:!
graduate of Estancia High School. as
an administrauve specialist wtth \he
Defrnse Language Institute at the
Pres1d10 of San Francisco • • •
Manne Pvt. lu S. Helste1. nepht'"'
of James and Becka Macfarlane of
Huntington Beach. h3'complcted the
infantry combat tra1mn1 cou~at the
'
Mannl· t orps base · in <..:imp.
Pendleton • • • Arm' Pfc. James C. Loeseb. son t•I
Arthur Loesch of Cost3 Mcs.i hJ'
completed his basic training at Fort
McClellan . .\la. • • • Pvt Qtiyab H. Traa, <>on of Hien
and (am Tran of Huntingt on fkach.
has completed the basic field a nil kn
cannoneer course under thl" om·
sta11on uni t tra10tng program at Fon
111. Okla He 1s a t 986 graduate ol
Westm1nstt'r High School • • • Na'' Airman Recruit Oaolel L.
Coartois. son of Louis and Donna
Couno1s of Huntington &ach re-
centl) reported for dut ~ "'1th Hehcop-
terCombat u~pon Squadron F1' eat
the Na,al .\tr 1a11on in ·\gana.
G uam • • • Arm} Pfi Sasanu f ls bbeck.
daughter of Edmund and Elaine
F1schbt·d of Fount:u n Valle~. ha5
arrned ford Ul\\lo llhthe 'O th \ttaclo.
Helicopter Ba'naht>n in \.\ c'lt ( 1{·r·
man) F1Khbcck. a I 1r'ti graduate of
Los Amigo'> High . ·hool . is an I
aircraft lire control \\stem n:paarer . . ' .\rm} Pfl· Jeao~u~ 0 . Bald•lD.
daughter of Gilbert and I ngnd Fmtas I
ofl-funt1ngton &alh ha\ am'ed for
dut) "'1th the 9Sth Chl"mtral Co. 1n
West German} B;ild" 1n. a 1984
"aduatc of Ocean Vie"' High hool.
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FEBRUARY 25, THURSDAY
SAN CLEMENTE GENERAL HOSPITAL
654 Car""' 'lo de los Mores
San Clemente
Community Development C enter
6 30-7 30 p .m
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CENTER
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W3.shington cannot tell a lie; cut means increase
ly JOHN CUNNIPF ., ..............
NEW YORK-OfaJJ the financial
and statistical delusions practiced
regularly in Washinaton, none has the
impact or lhe annual budget .. cuts"
that lead to arcater spending.
been cut dunngany year of the 198()),
but that doesn't mean there haven't
been spending "cuts." There have
been. on a regular basis, and they have
been proclaimed to the skies.
averaae or $59 billion ad~itional
spending a year, and amounting to a
total incruse in this decade of more
than 79 percent?
Answer: Because "cut" means
something in Washington that it
means nowhe~ else. It has the same
sound and appearance as the version In truth. federal spendina hasn't
How. the n. can it be that the fed eral
government spent SS9 I billion in
1980 and S 1.06 trillion in 1988. an
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No ~urltles trading below S1 1re loci· ·uded. Net 1nd oercentage c"-t19e' are the difference betwffn the on11lou1 cto,lng
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Daily Pilot Advertising
Gets "Tremendous Response" for POSH ...
POSH store manager Trini Carreon's in-store wardrobe and color
consulting includes a stop at the store's tie-bar stocked with more than
6.000 neck ties in a rainbow of colors
''E verytime we run a feature item ad in t he Daily
Pilot, we get a tr emendous response,'' says
Fashion Island PO H store manage r Trini
Carreon. "We sold 80"c of our s tock of Nuback uede
saddle s hoes and 60 "< of our denim hunter-hiker jac kets
after single insertion ads ran in the Daily Pilot . And,
when we ran a three-week ad campaign on our 100 ',
cotton ~re s shirts , we had th.e phone ringing off the
hook wi t h most callers o rdering half a d ozen shirt
each!''
lailyPilll
We delive r more than n ~w. papers. "''e deli,·er customer , too.
POSH
A full-service men's store specializing in h1gh-quahty-fashlonable, yet
traditional executive attire ... Offering a wide selection of business suits
and renown for •IS tie-bar stocked with more than 6.000 neckties
Including a large assortment of cumberbun and bow tie sets • Also.
offers active and spectatOt' sponwear . . Plus accessories and personaJ
eervk:n ..• Wardrobe consulting can Include color-sense aulatance vta
numb4tr coding . Located 1n Fashion Island ... Owned by BJorn
Sedlenlek and managed by Trlnl Carreon.
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used throu~out the rest of the
nation, but Ill practical meaning is
opposite to what you think.
Daniel J. Mitchell of the Citizens
for a Sound Economy. a Washinaton·
based think tank. tackled the ~roblem
in pursuit of the foundation s public
interest, which is to penetrate econ-
omic obfuscation and educate the citizenry.
"Cut" means increase, he explains.
The term, he states, has become
twisted bceause of itsassociation with
what is called the current services
budget This budgetina technique
assumes spending will rise in the
following year. ·
Therefore, proposed spending
In els for one year •re compared not
to what was spent in that year. or in
previous years. Instead. they are
r.
compared to what was fore1ttn in
earlier projections or spending for
that year.
Thus, says Mitchell, the foun-
dation's director of tax and budget
policy, a 4 percent increase can
become a 6 percent cut. He explains:
If the c urrent services budget
projects that a prOl'lm's budget for
the next year could have risen by 10
percent. and proposaJs call for a 4
percent incre.asc, that 4 percent
increase is considered a 6 percent cut.
Clearly, this sort of mathematics
has li mited application. You could
not get away with it at the bank. You
couldn't manipulate your household
bud.ct that . ":'8Y unless you were
seeking to m1S1nform your spouse. or
go bankrupt.
•
But what 1t coni.1deted foolhardy
and possible a cnme on a small scale,
seems to be tolerated on a larger one.
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passed that does not spend as much as
the current st.'rvi cs budget estimates.
it is reported as a spending cut -
leading to the popular J>C[.Ception that
the budget has been cut.
Th~ misi nforming of the public
doesn t onginatc with the concept of
the current services budget. It is a
useful tool. 11 1s the misuse of that
useful tool that bnngs the confusion.
A current scn·1ces budget guides
pohq maker' b} telling them what
spending increase would be required
to keep a program current Wl th
innauon. changes in populauon
makeup .ind change!> an the law.
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Don't forgetBollywoad 's worst
8J Jl1DY F Al\AJI ................
LOS ANGELES -.. Jaws: The
Rcvenac" and .. Touch Guys Don't
O.nct chewed up thecompctuion as
the nomincn for the eighth AnnuaJ
Golden Raspberry Awards. citina the
worst films of the rear.
Meanwhile. Bil Cosby, Madonna
and S)'lvcster Stallone arc advised to
take cover. Tbey may be popular with
their fans but the 175-mcmber Gold·
en Raspberry Award Foundation.
which spoofs the yearly Oscar nomi -
nations. believes they gave truly
awful performances in 1987. 11 And good IQOks won't get Warren Sta one Madonna Coeby
Beatt)'. Daryl Hannah and Isabella Holl) "ood ROOS<.'' .:It Hotel and fea-
Rosscllini out of this one. Beatt)'s tureasrng-along openangnumberand
S3S million supcrflop. "Ishtar.'' was h\e dramauc readings of the most
nominated for worst picture while nd1culous I~ ru:!I from some awful
Hannah and Rossellini will be com-mo' 1e songs
pctina for worst suppon1ng actress. The wanner!I. 1f the\ dare show up,
But the major offenses were com-"ill rece1, ea troph~ ofa .sotf-ball size
mitted by "Jaws" and "Tough Guys," raspbe~ glued atop a film reel and
which so repulsed the foundation that spra~-painted "11h gold.
it &raced them each with seven Rau1c "There are three basic theones of
nominations. The acting was con-"hat quah ties as a 'Razz1e." ex plained
sidercd so bad an Jaw& that e'en John Wil son. Razz1e fou ndation
Bruce the Shark was nominated for pre~1den1. "FJr!tl. Hollywood's own
worst actor. measure. ho" much money dtd it
The Razz1es are a ltght-heaned lose.., Second. a mo"1e that was not
parody of the pomp-and-circum-suppo ed to be a comc.-d~. that
stance Oscar ceremonies and coin-gl'nc.-rated enorm ous laughs from the
cide with the annual Academ' Award audience .. J.rns" "as one of those
nominations. which \\·ere announcc.-d -aod so \\a5 ....:orman Ma1lcr;s "Tough
last week. uu\S Don·1 Danr,." "h1ch "as
The eighth annual R.a2z1e ccr-· laughed ofTihe scrcc.-n an Canne$.·
emony will be held Apnl' 19 at the "The last is how excruciating 111s to --~\ .
..... n .... ,.,si.... •s-'_25 -.. ....... .,_Sh•ns1 .. ,. ,.,1 .. ,1•Sl'lol r-1 .. r•OM• "· s.1 s.. ~ ..... s, .... s ........ , .. ,,_
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actuall> sit through a film . Docs
someone have to pay you money or
bribe }OU with popcorn? 'Wh o's That
Girl'>' fits into that categof)," he said.
Cosb)' received three nominations
for star. author and producer of
"Leonard: Part 6." a movie that
almost no one saw. Madonna. last
year·s Worst Actress winner. is a
contender this year for ".Who's'That
Girl?" -nominated for five Razzies.
Stallone. the all:time Ra~e champ
with .. foµr '.~ns, is contin~ing the trad1t1on with .. the maodhn arm·
"restling melodrama" "Over the
Top." which got thrtt nominations.
The Golden Raspberry Foun-
dation· co nsists of film profeSSJonals
and · cnucs as -well as frequent
filmgoers throughout California and
nine Qther states. .
· Thc.-y belteve the worst pictures of
1987 were "Ishtar,'' "Jaws: The
RcvcnJe." .. Leonard: Pan 6.''
"TouaJt Guys Don't Dance" and
"Who's That Girt'r'
~liverina the worst per(ormanclel
by an actor wtrt Bruce the Shark in
"Jaws: The Rcve"llr." Bill COiby in
"Leonard: Pa.n 61 Judd Nelson in
"from the Hip." Ryan O'Neal in
"Touah Guys Don't Dance" and
Sylvester Stallone in "Over the Top."
Givina terrible Pttformances as actr~sscs were Madonna in "Who's
That Girl?," Sondrta Locke in "Rat-
boy," Lorraine Gary in "Jaws,"
Debra Sandlund in "Tough Guys
Don't Dance" and Sharon Stone m
"Allan quatermain and the Lost City
ofGold. •
Worst supponing actor nominees
arc Bill y Barty in "Masters of the
Universe," Tom Bosley, Mack
Dryden and Jamie Alcroft all of
"Million Dollar Mystery." Micttael
Caine in "Jaws: The Revenge" and
David Mendenhall in "Over the Top.··
Nominated for worst suppon ins
actren arc Gloria Foster. "Leonard:
Pan 6:· Daryl Hannah. "Wall
Street," Mariel Hemingway ... Super-
man.IV.'." Grace "Jones. "Siesta" and ·
Isabella R6ssellini. for both "Siesta"
and .. Tough Guys DOn't Dance."
Worst director nominees were
James f oley for "Who's That Girl? ...
Norman Mailer for :Tough G uys
Don't Dance:· Elaine May for,
.. Ishtar." Joseph Sargent for r•Jaws:.·
The Rev'engc" and Paul Weiland for
"Leonard: Part 6... ·
Hong Kong bigwig i
Pierce Broenan atan u the leader of a Rollf Konf traclln&
company In JamM Cla•ell'• 0 Pfoble Houae," conttnutna
tontaht tbroqh Wedneaday at 9 p.m. on NBC. Channel 4 .
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pairs figure sk;iting. It \\JS in the top
I'()\\ 1th a 19. 7 r:uingand JO share. But
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the bottom W" 1th a Q 9 rai.ngand 17
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thl' 15.5 this )Car.
The following are the top record
hits and leading popular compact
discs as the) appear in ne'\t week's
issue of Billboard magazine.
Copyright 1988. Billboard Publi-
ca uons. Inc. Reprinted w11h per-
mission.
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HOT SINGLES
t ''Fell'ler Figure" George M~llHf tCol·
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ShOo Bov' t. Ou\!v Sor1ngf1elcl (EMl·Men!\ellanl
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9 • Oon'I Siled a Tter" Pau1 Cerreck
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12 .• Juli Like PereO•H ' Oevld LM Aotll
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Tl "Pumo 1.Jo 1111 Volume" MARAS Ulll &
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IS Enoten Summer Nionll .. A1c1t11ro M•ra
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16 I W•nl IO Bt Your Men Roger IAeprlMI
17 T,,. Men '" 111e Mtrrbr .. M•cll•el Jec>.wn
IED•C II Oul 011111 Blue Otl>l>le Glblon (Ati.nilcl
19 • Lo•• O•erooaro" Gt•ovs Kn1gll1 t. Tne
Pio' IMCA I 20 ''I Wanr Her · Ke1111 Sweet (\llntertelnrnenl)
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8 Hvllen e Oet Ltooero IMercurvl
9 Tile Lono omt JuoitH .. Jonn COU9er
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11 "Wllilnt¥ Whllntv Houlton IArlllel 13 "Heaven on j:arw· Belinoe Cerlllle IMCAI
14 "Wllilf\na>.1" WnuttneU (Gett111J 15 ''lnl ldt 1nlorrnellOl'I .. Fortloner f"llenllcl
16 •'Tunntl ot Love Bruce Soring"""
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13 "I Live lor Your Lovt" Nelalle Cole <EMI· Manhe lla11I
11 ''Ontv Ille Foo! Sur•lvts' Donna Summer t.
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16 'Wllel Mevt I Oo<1e to 0.'8t'Vt Tlll1'>'• Pal
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17 OrH m• I 01Hm" Oevt Meion (wfrll ~ Snow) IMCAI
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' DEAR ANN LANDERS: I'~ bttn
married to a man for more than year
and have seen his feet only twice,
when he was gcttina out of the shower .
.. George" wears his socks every-whc~. even to bed. Try to imqine mak!fta love to a man with his t0eks
on. Oh, brother. what a tum""()f[
.. he walks into the room.
I am so completely turned off by
this man that I am sen o uslyconsider-
in& d ivorce. My mother says she
wouldn't blame me. Please pnnt th.as
le1ter. I promise to put itonlhc pillow
next to him when I move to the couch.
which will be any minute. -
C LOTHESPIN PLEASE. BEA U·
MONT. TEXAS.
!-ast sum mer ! ~uaht George a
pear of sandals. th1nk1n1 I mi&ht ,et to
see his fttt for a changc, but fie footed
me. He wean socks with his sandals.
Ever hear ofanythina so weird? What
do you make of this. Ann? -
STUMPED IN DOTHA~LA.
DEAR DOTHAN: Let's Jut say It's .. ..,,.,...t." Gewse'• ......, • 111-
n•e .... tlal eem,.,.. .. w l'•e
the world, but now thinp have come
to the Point where I need some
answers from an outsider. The man
has not taken a shower in over a year.
He gets mad when I am unresponsive
and says I'm a "cold fish," but thett is
no way I can make love to a man who
comes to bed smellini like a aoaL
DEAR C.P.: JH llas a terulam la
~· craalam, ucl I a m .. , Id# ...
'here ls a bl1 dlffereKe betweea
IM~8~areles1 abo•t laylieae ......
ba for a year. Wbt Y• u e
deallas wltai ls sick beUvior.
Slace JO• arc patUas tlai1 colama
wt.ere Joe cu sec it, ll wlll ceme as
.. aarprise wlaca you tell a.Im to set
profHtiMal laelp ud cleu lalmsell
•P or YH are calliag It a day. s...la
laanla? Not r eally. Tbese caMt set
worse u leu tbert is latervead•
aa4 we hve just iaterveae4. Geocl
hack.
-~ ef.,Re-4 Ge ........... ,. wW aevercem.aala qai•. He ref uses to wear the clean socks
and shorts I put out for him. The o nly
DEAR ANNlANDERS: 1 am 27. way I can get him into fresh things is
M h ba d . 33 W h to hide the ones he is wearing. y us n 1s . e ave been
married for three ycan and I am goina Joe works in an o ffice and I keep
crazy trying to figure out what to do .,; wonderin1 what the peopl~ who s!_l
· "Joc>" y.ras never the neatest 1uy i n n ear him thinflcan smell him before
THMay, Pet.nary U
ARIES (March 2 1-April I 9): Hold off on signing
financial agree--------------
ments . Protec t
credit, pla> waiting
sames. Someone be-
hind scenes desires $y911(y something of value 11
for nothing. Refuse o
to be p rime target. 11•1
Funding 1s a vail-•••• -•• lll.. •• -••••• able.
TAURUS (April 2~May 20): Trust your o wn
judgment, accept challenge of added rn~nsibility.
Scenario highlights money and love, career Wlll advance.
yo u'll have chance 10 hit financial jackpot. Caprioom in
picture.
· GEMINI (May 21-J une 20): You 'II complete project.
"lost love" will return. What appeared out of reach 1s now
available. Broaden horizons. get better displa y for
product. Aries individual helps open doorofopportunity.
CANCER (June 21-July 22): Highlight courage.
onJinality. pioneering spirit. Circumstances continue to
swing in your fa vor. Combine charm with determination.
You'll get 10 heart of matters where romance 1sco ncem ed.
LEO (Jul) 23-Au~ 22): Interest in astrology. mant1c
arts is e mphasized. will actually help in business. career.
Family member makes retraction and intelligent con-
cession. Be gracious in victory. Cancer native in picture.
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Scpt. 22): Display. versatility and
humor -keep plans Oe.itible. Long-distance call could
relate to social affair. journey . .check wardrobe. keep
res0lution concerning diet. nutritio n., Sagiuarian tn·
volved.
UBRA (Sept. 2J.Oct. 22): Emphasize facts as
contrasted to wishful thinking. Individual who makes
outlandish pro mises may actuall) be financ1all) e mbar-
rassed. Protect your own assets. r<'pu tat1on. Scorpio plays
role.
SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21 )· Information received
during past week requires re' 1cw. Be kno"lcdgcable
concerning source materiaJ, c heck references Spotlight
also on fine print. legal red tape. Gemma. Virgo are
featured.
SAGITrARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec 21 ): Atten uon centers
around relative in transit. basic issues. dependents. pets.
employment. MaJor domestic chang~ could relate to
residence, marital sta tus. Taurus. Aquanus play roles.
CAPRICORN (Der. 22-Jan. 19): Maintain aura o f
intrigue. m)stef). Focus on children. change. vanet).
disco,-ery. su appeal. Be discreet. pla~ cards close to
chest. You'll learn secret. plans will undergo trans·
f9 rmauon.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20.Feb. 18): Whal had been a loss
will now boomerang in your fa vor. Propert~ increases in
alue. transactio n is co mpleted. finanoal burden lifted
Cancer nattve will cooperate. could b«'ome 'aluable all)
PlSCES(Feb. t 9-Marc h 20): Gain o' era II' le'\.\, lea' e
details for another 11 me. It is appropna1e for )OU to ask
questions. to satisf) cunos1I ) Close relall\e, poss1bl~
brother or sister. pla' s paramount role
;.
IF FEBRUARY !3 IS YOUR BIRTHDAY current
q cle h1ghlighjs ~am1J) rclat1onsh1ps. ab1ltt> to obuun
funding. significant do mesti c adj ustme nt thal co uld
include actual change of residence or ma ntal status
You'll reach more people in March. ass1gnme n1 will be
completed. you'll be trusted '\.\tth confiden11al infor·
mation. Gemini. Virgo. agittanus people pla~ 1mpo~nt
ro les in \Our life. You co uld succeed 1n co mmun1ca11on!>.
"nting..No,ember will pro"e 1ll umina11ng. product1 ,e.
profil;lble for )OU in 1988 ·
The family that drives together
As a woman of the '80s. I have
learned how to shed guilt and live m y
own life as I was meant to live it. My
husband a nd I have a deal. I cook and
he does the dishes. I can't tell yo u how
easy it is for me to walk out of the
kitchen. littered with soakina pans
and dirty dishes. witho ut so much as a
twitch.
Both of us are a generation re-
moved from the couples who _used to
retire together whether one was sleepy
or not. lfhc wants to sit up and watch
"Dobie Gillis" reruns in black ahd
white, so what~ I toddle off to bed.
I don't feel compelled to get his
breakfast every morning. and he
donn't feel he has to change the 011 in
m y car. He answers the phone when 1t
nngs. a nd I take out the garbage. We
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ca nno t be heard b~ an~ other human
Some11mes he tnes to get me to
rela' and go 10 sleep b) turning 1he
radio on full bla\t. but he 1s fooli ng no
o ne. It al\.\ a\ s has a nd alwa\s will take
two of us 10 dmc · ·
I l no" !>Orn e "omen who thinl
nothing of climbing into the car after
a late part} and nodding off. The~
don't a"al en until the car pulls into
have succeaded In brealting down all their dme"a' .\nd the~ call them-
the stereotypical rules of ma~ _sch es a panner'
past -except one. . · Don't )Ou think I'd like to snuggl~
!still feel it is m y wife I) duty to stay down in the scat and close ~) e}t'S .'
awake with him when he dnves the But "ho "ould read'all the signs for
car. No mattar how late or how tired I "Deer Crossing ..... Fire Hara rd" rat-
am and how muc h he insists lsleep o n ings b) mole~ the Bear. "T rucks
the wa) home I sta) conscious Lise First G ear On Hill.'' and "No
because he n~s me to help him Left Tums Bet"een 3 and 6 Pm.''"
dnve. I have an obhgat1on to tell the
;::;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;;:::;;;;;:;;:;;;:;i If I fell asleep and let ham follo" a drn er about the statistics of drunk
car too closely and he rear-ended 11 drl\ersand ho" o'er the ne·u hill o ne
when he made a nght-hand tum I'd could be "a111ng I ha'e to ch?nge the
never forgive m)sclf. radio d ials a nd adJuSt the heater and ~~ ano FACTS
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A Stt of iumper ca.., in the trunk 1$
tM kind of pment1¥t mtlWft ltllt can
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lion. It is often not lftOICfl. howe•. just
to buy 111y clblls. Those """ tlwl wifes .,, often not thick ~ to dehef lft
..... ct1af1t to a stricken btltt!J.
~mance atso dlcrmes lionl Wlttl
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He nttds me to tell him to either the side m irrors so I can sec better.
stopbrcathin,ortumon the defroster M~ husband said to me o nce. "Do
because the wmdowsarc stca011ng up. ) o u ever wonde r ho" I manage when
He nttds me to tell him to get in the I dnve m)~lfto and from "ork evef)
right lane because the road to our da) without ~ ou"" .
house as comina up. He needs me to Afier all r, c done for him. I dQn t
alert him to noises in the car that nct'd that kind ofgu11t'
ANSWEltS TO WEEll Y BRlDGE QUIZ
Q .l-As South, vulnerable, you
bold: ~QIM4 QM .0 761 •93 TtM biddina has proceedai:
Nordl r..t So.tit Wat
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I NT ra. ? What actioG do you take?
A.-Eva tboqh you have a rather
weak band, it is still your duty to
steer the coatn1et 10 the best spot.
Bid two ll*la. Tbat is rearessive, promillna littk men than a mini-
mum rapoDM and loq spedts.
CHARLES
GOREN
N.U. EM1 Sotltla West
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What do you bid now?
A.-You are worth one forward-toina bid, and this time it's otM~
ous-bid two hearts. Responder's
~ in a suit rankina lower than bis
fn& bid is not Loran. oa this ~
tioa. but you m'11t not overlook tbt
poeability of a 4-4 hean fit.
Otano-CoMt DAILY PILOTI MOtlday, February 22. 1988 A9
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Tammy Faye, take warning
-\ppro 1matel~ ::!.)()() women a
~ear "ind up m hospital emcrgenc~
rooms for trea1men1 of some tnJunes
inflicted upon 1hemschC'~ '\.\.htle ap-
pl~ mg e~e mal e up
Q. Didn't Tho mas ..\. Ediso n
'"'enl the elcc1n chair.,
..\ ~ot a~ a ma11er of record. but his
ch1ei C'lectnc1an at \lento Parl. NJ .
Dr -\.E Kennell\, had a hand in 1t.
"orking "1th Haro ld P Bro 1,1,n, -who's
named :is the Jn"en1or
l~p researcher\ 1n 1959 s1aned
then suddenl ~ stopped tests 1n which
'oluntt'ers "ere pre,ented from
drea-m1~ The 'olun ieers. 1n
la~ man's ling<>. '\.\ent aaz~ \ted1co.,
no" bC'l1e\C an~ thing tha1 repeatedh
interrupts )our dream panems a (.
fects ~our !>Intl~ -drugs, liquor.
to n ure "ha1eH·r
Gn~at BnLa1n "ould tit ins1d t ot
Bn ll'>h Columbia three times ..\nd
Fran~ "o uld fit 1ns1de of Quebt-c
almost three 11 me\
Q Who "as the las1 L .S pres1dC'nl
to ge t h1\ earl~ educa11on in a o ne·
room schoolhouse''
A. Hr rhcrt HOO\\'"
No\.\ here in 1ha1 bool "e no" call
"Ahcc in \\ o nderland .. 1s an' men·
uon of a "mad haller ·· .\ .. hatter."
yes. But no "mad hatter ··
If )OU lo'e mushroom s. ~ou're a
m ~coph1k
The pantsh "charqu1.. means
dned meat That's "here "e got our
word "Jerl ) ...
At least one an e'ef) fi ve uth
Koreans 1s naml·d Kim
hearts, while protcctina against the
possibility th.at panner gave a fal~
prefcrcn~ with only a doublet0n
spade.
Q.5-Neither vulnerable. a.s u1 h
you hold:
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The biddina has proceeded:
S..dt Wac Nor11a Euc
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' What action do )'OU take?
A.-Despite your excellent upport
for partner's suit. you st ll ha"e a
minimum no trump open1n& btd.
Panner is eJ1pectma a hand some-du .. like the one you havc--1t con-
taim M Jur"prisc excrpt. perhaps. a
fowtlt trump. Pus .
Q;6-8och vutnttable, as Soutb you
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Q Do all 50 Stal~ ha' e an official .. talc fish .. .,
.\ .\II but thrt'\' -Ha"a11 Rh°'k
l!>land a nd \ ermon1
Rhubarb roo1s are po1'>(.>nllU). 100
It'$ illegal to make rum 1n England
The work "eek of &ht' a' era.ge
cmplo~ce &<'IS St"\ e n minutes shorter
\\hen .i 'ot'>man 1n otland
urdc.-... )\. '\l r ht' J\ ' lo• '\.\ h1\l \
nt·,c:r~•'l t
The f>t'\lplt' ~hl• plJ\ thc plc1no -
1n 1~ \ •l•un•n at IC'a\t -outnumber
all 1hl· pt'ork A ho pla~ an~ other
mu\1t .i1 1n\1rumC'nl\
w,,~ ot rnngn-c. men arc a hard-
"orung loa '"' 1he pampered
,am:ature'> "ho dote o .. ermuch o n
co .. 1f\ doth1ng and l lass~ coiffure O r
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rt''>ponJt'nt R.if'C'l) Ju congre s1onal
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he The' tC'nd to tie compulsne
"orl cf'\ tar mOrt> l'ngagcd in· the
poht1l·aJ p HX t''" tha n thC' husbands of
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FAMD,Y
ClllCU8
by Bii Keane
"Grandma said, 'Simmer down!'
What's simmer?"
MARMADUKE by Brad Anderson
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"This Is a $30-an-hour plumber. He is
knowledgeable. ca·pable and experienced.
He doesn't need ~ny help at all ...
PEANUTS
GARFIELD
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DENNIS THE MENACE
by Hank Ketcham
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'l SAWA Kl'O TODAY WIW SUCKmlH .'bJ PAtt>
JN)RE THAN THAT FOR MIN~ ,VIONT YOU?'
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1 i SMOWS WHERE
ALL THE MOVIE
STARS LIVE ..
by Jim Davis
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A TMt£F? IS THE HO~E ON F'IF\£.?!
WORSE!TM£ LIC:Mf IN TH(
RH RIGEF\ATOP. IS OOTJ
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____ rs by larlboto.
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Great refreshment
iit the Flip-Top box.
ar oro
LtGHTS
LOWERED TAR & N ICOTI NE
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Fountain Valley
needs yoUr 'yes'
vote on Tuesday
Fountain Valley's voters will seal the fate of the
community's largest undeveloped parcel ofland o n Tuesday.
They also will set the course for the type of city services in the
no t-too-distant future.
Why would a zoning de<:isaon have such a drama ta c effect
o n city services?
Since the approval of Proposition 13 capped property
taxes as a major revenue source. city governments must rely
on sales taxes to finance services. Fo untain Valley does not
have a large enough tax base to keep up with the increasing
cost of city services.
O ther c ities in similar situations have been forced to
eliminate locally controlled police o r fire departme nts "hen
the y could no t keep up with the costs. That doesn't mean
pohce and fi re protection would be elimina ted. it could be
contracted to other towns or the county government.
In its simplest terms, the question before Fountain
Valley's vote rs is whether the zoning o n the 140 acres
bounded b} Slater Avenue, Newhopc Street. Talbert .•\\"enue
and the anta Ana River will be changed to permit a
de elopment tha t includes general office space, research and
development facilities and retail trade.
Cit) officials and proponents of the zoning c hange
contend that the Southpark project is Fountain Valley's last
c hance to establish a dependable source of sales tax revenue
and keep city services under local control.
A Price Club m embership store was planned for
Sou1hpark. but company officials pulled o ut of the project
when o pponents launched a strong an1i-retail developmen t
push. Some o ffic ials believe company officia ls would agree to
return if voters endorse the project.
Oppone nls believe that the project would create an
intolerable 'olume of traffic and no ise. T he .. contend the
decision is too important to be left to the Cit} Council and
were successfu l an forcing the issue onto a special electio n
~Hot.
· Cit> officials have-met with the o pponents o n numerous
occasions and ha e modified the developme nt's plans to
accommodate the concerns of people who li ve near the
project.
Regardless of "hat the voters dec ide. traffic is going to
increase when the land is de' eloped. It is foolish to think that
George ak1o~a. "ho o wns the land. will let at remain a
stra"befl! field forever. The quesuo n is not af the land \.\ill be
de\ eloped . but ho" it will be developed.
A }CS \Ole on the measure will p ut the Southpark
development to ns best use for the residents of Fountain
Valle~ and pro 1de a dependable source of reven ue for police
and fire protrcu o n and other cat y services. It also"' ill provide
a ""orkable plan to handle traffic at the Southpark complex.
.\ no \ o te will not guarantee that the land won ·1 be
de' eloped or that traffic "'on't increase. The site could be
d t7' eloped as an andustnal park wi thout bualdang setbac ks.
\\Ith a hm1tcd amount of parking and landscaping and
minimal road expansio n and traffic contro ls.
We believe the City Council's plan to upgrade and
e.xpand the roads and traffic controls. and a zoning change to
allo"' retail use of 20 percent of the 140-acre o uthpark
p roject. 1s the m ost prudent dec1s1o n and should be e ndo rsed
Y.ith a ~cs \Ole.
Kurt Waldheim._
Austnan P reside nt Kun Waldheim hopes to wipe away
the past and trust that the wo rld will forgi ve and forget has pan
an the dark histof) o f W o rld War II Germany
H is reasoning as threadbare: that everyone who served in
the war knew what was happening -the deportations.. mass
murders, tonure: that he merel) followed. rather than gave.
o rders.
.. T o d educe that knowledge con stitutes some kind of
cnme 1s simply not correct," Waldheim claims.
.\nd he is right. But while not a Clime, that knowledge
coupled with his failure to act against those atrocities is a
moral o utrage.
After a fi ve-mo nth investigation, an internatio nal panel
o f six h1stonans decided to put aside a conclusion o n
Waldheim's mo ral respons1b1hty for war crimes he had
knowledge of as a lieutenant an the German army from 1942
to 1945: instead, the h1s tonan s le t the facts speak for
themselves. with the world and history to pass j udgment.
The fac ts speak loud I}. but Waldheim 's lies cry out. lfh1s
past 1s not som ething o f which he 1s ashamed a nd afraid. why
1s he weav ing such a web of deceit? ...
If Waldheim has his way. the c hapter o n his involvement
an World War 11 atrocities is closed now. He says he will not
step d o wn as Austna's president:-and he shouldn't have to.
Austria o ught to pull the rug o ut from under him.
Ttle Spoke.mu-Review, Spokue, Wa1ai.
Ethanol
It has been popular for presidential candidates to go into
Io wa, hean of the Com Belt and a state heavily damaged by
the farm recession. and advocate greater use of ethano l. ...
What happens to ethanol after Iowa? The Pacific
Nonhwcst and all other grain-growin& regions have a stake in
the answer because o f the wisdom o f findina uses for grain
n ow gro wn in excess ....
(The issue) ought to continue to have attention in New
Hampshire. Super Tuesday , the no minatinJ conventions.
next fall's debates. and ihe 1nau,ural address in January.
Ethanol is notJUSt an Iowa issue.
ORANGE COAST
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·'It Is Ironic that California. the nation's most populous state and trend-
setter In so many thlrws. hu such a late primary that It has no Impact
on the crucJal early pljaaa of a campaflln. ·'
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... NEED A VOWNTEER, MEN .••• WHO'U. SHARE A FOXHOL.e WITH LANCE? ••• "
National primary.sounds
good, but there's prQblems
By ROGER TATARIAN
Wit.h the presidential election still
almost nine months away. arc you
already weary of politics. polls and
promises?
Has the heavy diet of ne~spaper
and TV coverage from Iowa and New
Hampihire numbed your appetite for
the nellt course? Does the promise of
hoopla and excttement at the coming
na11onal nomanaung conventions fail
to stir }OU? ·
If yo u are tempted to reply "Yes" to
all of the above. make sure you have a
better idea before you jettison the
present way we pick party nominees
for president. There 1s something to
be sa1d for the existing system and its
months of state caucuses. state con-
ventions and state primaries to pick
delegates for 1hc national conven·
tlOnS.
On first glfincc. there is a certain
attraction to arguments for holding
caucuses or primaries in all 50 states
on the same da). an stead of stretching
them out over fi ve months. That
might ~ll reduce the oratory but at a
price. If nothing else. a uniform
national _P.ri mary would i:tJake it even
more difficult for political new-
comers to compete against estab-
lished. high-visibilit~ national figu res
like senators or cabinet members or
vice presidents. It would mean so
simultaneous state campaigns. That
would require not o nl y physical
stamina found nowhere o utside of
professional football. but also cam-
paign spending dwarfing anything
now going on. The iwsuccesful Bush
campaign an Iowa cost an estimated
$700,000. Muluply that by 50 and the
mind boggles.
Rather than feeling battered by so
much outsjde political news from the
media months before California's
own pnmary on June 7. we should
send ··thank you" cards to the press
for limiting it only to the highlights,
We should also thank the sturdy and
selfless citizens of Iowa and New
GUEST COMMENTARY
Hampshire for volun1ftring to take
the full initial onslauaht. Our jobs are
made easier by the winnowina pro-
cess that g~l"I elsewhere. Thanks to
Iowa and the media. the citizens of 49
other states already know what the
candidates do and don't stand for.
It is ironic that California. the
nation's most populous state and
trend-setter in so many things. has
such a late pnmary that it has no
impact on the crucial early phases of a
campaii"· Gary Hart has every nght
to wonder whether Democrats in
laid-back California would ha ve
treated fiim more forgivingly than
their party counterparts in Iowa. He
can speculate forever whether his
fortunes would ha ve been differen1 if
the first test had been on a national
rather than state level.
Perhaps the chief drawback to a
uniform national primary as that at
could fragment the country's tra·
ditional political balance. Now. even
if no single candidate locks up his
party's nomination before the na·
1ional convention, there are not likely
to be more than two serious final ists.
If all states chose delegates simul-
taneously. there inevitably would be a
larger and more diverse field of
candidates at conventions, inettasing
the likelihood of deadlock and fac·
t ionalism.
In its own way, the present system
promotes consensus. frustrates ex-
tremists and generally undergirds the
two-party system. Everyone may not
cheer that result, but it has prevented
balkanizatio n of American politics.
It isn't because the Foundina
Fathers planned it th1t way. The
Constitution docs provide for the
choice of presidential electors but no
specific fonnula for nominatinJ can-
didates. In early years. candidates
were nominated by caucuses of party
le.1den in Congress. but that system
began to break down in 182•. After
that, state legislatures and state
conventions began to make nomi-
nations. Transition to thi national
convention system was completed by
1840.
Stran~ly enough. the pattern for
conventions was to a great degree
established by an obscure party that
held its one and only convention in
Baltimore in 1831. Known as the
Anti-Masons. the ~rty had no con-
gressional or legislatave represen-
tation: the national convention was
tts only hope of gaining attention. It
was never heard from again, but its
convention established the idea that
each_statc.should determifte how its
own convention delegates were to be
chosen. and that each should have
votes-equal to its representation in
Congress. It also conceived the idea of
the national committee to run party
business between elections.
Until 1852. party caucuses 1n
Congress. despite their disappearing
role an the nominatina process. con-
tinued to issue the official "call" for
conventions. but even that cer-
emonial function went to the national
committees after that.
True, the present nominaung sys-
tem may be cumbersome, costly and
even tiresome, and true, it has aiven
us such undistinguished presidents as
Grant and Harding. But it has also
helped preserve the two party system
and given us presidents like Lincoln.
the two Roosevelts. Wilson. Truman,
Kennedy. and if the historians are
correct in their rc~valuations.
Eisenhower. O n balance, not a bad
record.
· IC.fu T•lanu, • utltrr FlftUll,
h • rellntl pnlnNr •I )NTUll•m •t
FrHIHI Sule Umltrrrslty. llr ,._ •P
IHctlq •/Irr 14 Y••rl ........ .....
for U,.f Id Press &terutloul, Cfll.
mluU,,. la me top ,,.,, •• me .,,,
urvke'• HJ,.r.
Hide-and-go-seek
played with cocaine ·
WASHINGTON -How would
you sneak 75.000 kilos of cocaine into
the country? The task sounds harder
than it is. Drug smuglen manage to
do it evef)' year. The touah job hes
Wit h the people who try lO StOp the
avalanche.
A task force of Pentqon experts
recently analyzed the means and
methods being used to detect illegal
drugs and apparently found the task
so mon'Omental that they couldn't
descnbc 1t in mere words. So they
resorted to hypothetical numbers.
The numbers show just how e.1sy 1t as
to break the law and how hard 111s to
enforce it.
The Pentagon looked at the typical
size of cocaine shipments that have
been seized and speculated how many
trips it would take to bring in. by
various means of transit, the 7.S.000
kilos o f cocaine consumed in the
United States uch yc.ar. They spcou-
lated that the cocaine could enter the
country hidden on:
• 250 of the I $0,000 private air·
plane fliahts into the United States
each year(with each of the 250 planes
CAl"rylf\I JOO kilos), .
• 3n or the 131.000 non-«>m-
mttcial shipsarfd bolts tl'ilt annually
dock in the United States (with each
of the 375 carryina 200 kilos}.
• 1.103 of 41S.000 annual carao
aircraft anivals (each c.arryina 68
kilos).
• 30,000 of tbe l4 million airline pa-.n (eeth tanyi .. only 2 . .5
kilos).
• l 22 of the l million sbip ca.,
conwncn (wilh eKta amualer'• C,()ft-
tainu canyi• 615 kilos). •
• 2.18' of the 11.6 million can
l mpor'led '°the Unhl'd~ltl aftduat~
ly (with a mctt 34.) kilos biddtn in
al(h~
Al daflicult IS It II \0 spot dJ\lp Oft
peopk and 1n their 1._.. the
JfCB'est detection challenges, accord-
ing to the report. "are the lllJC cargo
containers. 1n which the mlJority of
all imporu are now shipped. •
"Unlike railroad cars. for instance,
there is at present no accepted means
for rapidly -or automatically -
1dentifyin.a the owner, the $hipper or
the origin of the container. There is
also no adequale means for scanni"I
the contents or even idenaifyina inner
compartments."
What the druaenforccmenl offi~n
need art systems for monitorina and
samplina the contents of th0te carao
conlainen. the fTPOr1 said. The upcrts concluded: "Means for
sortina thesc illicit needles ftom these
legitimate haystaeks-witbout inter-
ruptina the eti1ential flow of com-
merce -praents a major cba.Uenae
for the tccbnolosk:al communjty."
Footnote: h is just a bard to spot
illicit dNI money leevina tbe Chaited
States as 11 is '° detect tbe narcotics
comina in. acconSina to the task f'orte.
"Druamoneycouldleavethccountry
a& one dollar in every S2.'°° amona
the S l trillion of inlel'Utional wi~
transfers every buliKll day."
THE POLITICS OF AIDS -AIDS~ wrleatt1-~t ~s wMn they doa't toe ~
official Ii•. We rec:ady "'C: that
the NatioMI 1..Uttllel orll. the
principil 10Urceof'~ pants for
AIDS. Ml ~ ftmdina any wll tMI don IMM b:us on the
hurnaa iml•__.fkincy virus
(HIV) as Ille a.Ill ol AIDS. HM ... IM mm ·o1 two doclOn
.-tried ea loC* 11 oew theonn.
Dr. ,__. CGllia, an AIDS re-...ner •• .... -U•ivtnity or Ali-
bima. -~ t.M NIH ftlCOUl"lll,ld ham
IO •= fDr a fednal put Rw his re11 ... wllea M •id M wanted '° lool al pae1iblt cauta in lddauon
I01flV, he ... turned down. He M.aD
and JOSf PH SP! AR
hasn't received 1n explanation from
the NIH ..
Dr. John Bcldekas has learned
what haP,J>Cns to a sciti+rtist when he
aoes apmst the popular tide. We
reported in 1986 that Bcldekas1 a
professor 1t Boston University,
found a virus in the blood of AIDS
patients that was similar to that of
African swine fever. Sin~ he publish-
ed his findinas, Bcldekas sa¥s he has
been blackballed. Rumon circulated
linkina him with various radical
poups and attributina to bj m some
biurre notions, like the theory that
people could art AIDS from ea1in1
Port. Commodit>: brokers even cal~ him to ask 1f beef would be a
better buy. His research money bu ~~ .~.P..i and be says be was even ~ &o lave. bis u.nivmity
position.
NO.FREE LUNCH -Aariculture
Oepa.nment auditors have turned up
evidence that aome tchool dislric:tl in
the United Staan don't know their
arithrMtk . ~ ~vernment
pi(b up the tab for haacha for = t hildren: the tcbooll att sup. to count the number otluacha
they mve and bill the Alficullurc
Dep.nmtnl DeDln1M8l auditon ~ 13 tchoof dllUictlud AMand
thaa 10 otthem counted ~ The
distn<U have been med to retwa
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1111 •ulM cwF ' k
Reagan turns f
to compromise
on the budget
ByTOMIUUM
WASHINGTON -President Re-
agan's SI. I trillion election-year ! i
budaet represents more political ac-
commodation than the seven th1t
preceded it. It gjves Republicans a
host of projects to champion and
Democrats a chance to join them in
flceina town carty to ca.mpaian.
Instead of the deep domestic
spending cuts and hefty defense
increases that marked pest Reapn
budgets, the new spendina outline
appears designed to avoid fruitless
controversy with the Dcmocratic-
controlled Conpns.
In any other year. it could h~c
been a budaet 11ternative drafted by
Democratic leaders: a Peniqon
spendinj request that doesn't even
keep pace with inflation. coupled .•
with sharp increases for education .
science. environmental cleanup and ..
the battle apinst AIDS. , ,
And while the budget contains a
raft of warmed over cost-cutting ~
proposals from previous bud.Jets -
sale of aovemment loans. "pnvatiza-
tion" of Amtrak -the focus this year
is clearly on innovative new spending
programs.
Much of the fiscal 1989 ~cagan ,,
budact was 1lready preorda~ned -,
courtesy of a two-year framework
..,.cement struck Wlth Congress last
fall that was designed to restore
market confidence 1n the govern-
ment's ability to govern in the
aftermath of the stock market col-
lapse.
That pact· set overall limits on
defense spending. foreign aid.
domestic spending and new taxes -
removing an a sin~ stoke the objects
of most past White House..Congress
budget brawls.
"Ifs a ra ther unique year,"
Treasury Secretary James A. Baker
Ill conceded on Thunday.
Echoed Budget Director James C.
Miller Ill: "Things arc different this
year. We have a.o aircemenL Their'
numbers are our numbers and our
numbers are their numbers."
Miller also suggested that, Wlth
party conventions and re-election
campaigns fast approaching, no one is
going to want to stay in Washington
longer than necessary to engage in
protracted budget battles .
.. The)' (Congress) need to work
very fast on this budget. and I
antici pate they wall do so."
And. while Congress was not ••
expected to swallow the Reagan
spending proposals whole, the new ·:-
budget was better received on Capitol ·:
Hall than an) recent adminstrauon •• offerin~ •
"I think tt's a good faith budget."
said Senate Budaet Committee Cruur-
man Lawton Chiles, D-Aa. ··1t looks
like it meets the (budget) summit
agreements. It's right at the targets."
Still. the administration went one
step further than those targets an
crafting a pol1t1cally palalable budJCt
docume'\.t -1n some ca.scs staking
out for itself, tcnitory that previously
had ~n claimed by the Democrats.
For instance. after being widely
condemned last year for proposing a
nearly SS billion cut in education
spending. the administration did a
flip-flop in the new budget and called
for a S 1.5 billion increase.
Not only docs that make political
life easier for CDnarcssional Re-
publicans this year, but it also rebs
Democrats of a potential campaign
issue .
"The president has decided to
make education a priority," said
Education Secretary William Ben-
nett. " ... We think it's good politics."
"It's pointless to waste time with a
budget proposal which virtually no
one ~n Conarcss likes seriously, .. he
added.
National Education Association
President Mary Hatwood Futrell says
that the about-face on eduction
shouldn't be a surprise. "This is an
election year. In election years. the
Reapn White House supports educ-
tion. In every other year, President
Reagan has souaht deep cuts."
In other dramatic ch1naes, the '.'Cw
Rcapn budtet calls for larse in·
creases in combatinf acid rain and in
cleaning up the nation's toxic waste
dumps -two proarams critics had
accused the administration of
nqltttina in the pest.
~s for S 1.3 billion in ad·
ditionaJ funds for AIDS research and ,.
corrnpondinalY, lhafl> inc~s in
funds for bu1ldina more federal \
prisons. modernizina the air control
system and maki"' tbe ~ shuttle '
safer and more reliabk are also likely J
to play well in ihis election year.
fn lddiiion, the administration has
thrown Conams another election->
year bone: a rosy economic forecast. . :\
The Reqan economic auumJ>-;
tions would result in ilo-erlna of the
federal ~t from its current SI '° billion to S 129,, billion in fttca1 1989,
•H below the wwet in-ibe Oramm·
Rudman deficil·red\aC\ioft &aw. ~
cordina 10 the admini11n1ion.
8y conuut. a recent Coaeraaional
Budlet OfYlce analysis 1uant1 that
the 1919 deficit could be a biah • S 176 billion -even under the buclelt
41ecmenL
•t. ~•"I the Whnt HOUie budeel -and noe thole of ill own budtrt oflke-C~ea trill
have an ee*r time prodUciQI tht
needed saviQP to meet the Orlmm·
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• tetlW"'-. ll
Another·
bitter day
for U.S.
Hockey team· sf allure among
latest Olympic frustrations
CALGARY. Albena (A P)-The U.S. hockey team
dropped out of the medals race Sunday. Eric Flaim
became the Games· first triple tease and America was
courting disappointment again at the Winter Olympics.
It was a pleasant n1rta11on while ll lasted.
Needing a two-goal victory. the hockey team lost.
4-1. to West Germany and failed to qualify for the medal
round for the second straight Olympics af\er winning the
gold at Lake Pl.acid's miracle on ict'.
Flaim. who missed America's first gold b) .06
seconds in the 1.500-meter speed skating c"cnt Saturda).
finished founh in Sunday's 10.000 meter behind the
Games' fi rst double gold medalist. Tomas Gustafson of
wed en.
It was Fla~m·s third No. 4 fin ish of the Games. A
mere 6'h seconds prevented him from winning three
bronze medals to add to his silver.
'Tm happ) with three fourths and a s1hcr:· Flaim
said ... Fourth 1s tough. sure. but It gives me something to
look forwa rd to in the future."
Although America still could bask in the glory of
Flaim's s1l\Cr and Brian Boi tano's figure skating gold.
these have become an also-ran Olympics.
"I got one for the USA." Boitano said Sunda). one
da) after his '1ctof). "The thought has occurred 10 me
that if we leave with no more gold medals. at least we've
got this one.··
America has three medals. far off the pace of the
0' 1et bloc. The Soviet U n1on and East German'. 1n fact.
have 26 of the total 66 medals at the~ Games. 1nclud1ng
12 of.22 golds. The So' 1cts have 16 medals. East German)
10.
In otber hockey. the o' 1et n1on bea1 ( iechoslo-
' ak1a. 6-1. in a rematch of the 1984 gold medal game. and ·
l\ustna lied Norwa). 4-4. in other Group B matches.
Franck Piccard won the super giant slalom and ga'e
F/ancc its first sl1 racing gold since Jean-Claude KJll)
took Grenoble b) storm 1n 1968. Anita Wac;hter of
.\ustna "on 1he v.omen's combined.
On'Sunda). Gustafson added the 10.()00-meteuold
1n world record 11me to his earlier 5.000-meter \'ICton.
Flaim "as 5.0.:! seconds away from a bronie He m1ss~:la
bronze 1n the 5.000 meters b) ~ ~.1 7 seconds and .lo\a'i 34
Sl'COnds out of third 1n the 1.000
Gustaf-.on. a 1984 gold medalist in the 5.000. ~an 1hc
10.000 in 13 minutes. 48.:?0 second~. f hc old "urld
record was 13.48.51 b> Getr Karls1ad of Nof""a)
"It's a tremendous feeling." G ustafson said. enn-
ning. "With 16 laps to ~o. I felt good But I kno" trom
e\pcnence that that feeling can change rapid I) ··
Flaim ·s 11mc "as 14:05 57 after 11nng 1n 1he final ti' l'
laps. f
.. I heard people checnng. but 11 d1dn '1 do too murh
(Pleue .e OLYMPICS/84)
The Dally PUot'• All-Pacific Coaat League
buketball team: Slttlnt (from l~~ -
Coeta Mesa'• Paul . Koe. Lquna ch'•
Pete Schmitt, La&una Hilla' Chrla Sheff.
Kneelln& (from left) -La&una Hllla""Kyle
Roberta. Woodbrtqe'a Rol» Lee, Trabuco
CALGARY. Alberta (AP) -The
United Statci. lost its offense and its
chance at an Olympic hocke:--medal
Sunda) night.
Starting at a disadvantage needing
10 "'in b) '"O goals to sta) ah' e. the
h1gh -po"ered l\mcncan ofTense
finled and West German) ad,anced
10 the medals round with a 4-1
\ ICtOI).
I he .\ml·mJns fell behind . .:!-0.
earl~ 1n tht• game and nc' er could
catch up. thr1r high-powered offense
l'x.lllkd up ti~ a smothering defense
and \\est Gaman goaltender Karl
Fm·'4.'n. a lormn member of the
N 11 L :-.;e" kr'e' Ix' 1ls
The loss was a bitter disappoint-
ment for the Americans. who were
scdang 'ind1cat1on af\cr finishing
se' en th 1n the I 984 Olympics in
SaraJe\O. Yugoslavia. 1n defense ot
their 1980 gold medal. Now. they
must win a final game in the
consolation.round JUSt to match their
last finish.
"I know they're disappointed. but I
know there are other young men out
there who will want to wear the SA
Jersey." U.S. Coach Da ve Peterson
said . "We came in feeling that the
three wins we needed would be
agai nst l\ustna. Norway and West
German). We came that clo~. We're
disappointed bu1 it's nol the end of
the world."
In its cn1in: ·60-game l'\h1b1t1on
M"hl·duk. lhl' l ' S team "a') held to
OOl' goal onl~ '"•l'C. and 1t had <1cored
· ~6 goals in four previous 01) mp1l·
games.
"The) packtd ncr)one in front ot
thl' goalll' and Fnl·sen "a' Hr)
good:· Peterson '>31d
"Ob' 1ousl). 1n thC' 1hird pcnoo w{'
"ere do" n and had to gamble Thn
ob' 1ou!ll) had the l·dge and pla~ t"d tor
a brcal here and there ··
When 1he ofTensc was ntX<dcd the
most. though . the offense failed .
The Americans outshot the Gt·r-
mans. 34-:?3. but the) outmisscd
them. 100.grlt1ng thearonl} goakarl>
1n the third period from Scott Fusco.
along w11h (ore) Millen onl' of the
l\.\O returning pla~crs from the I 984
team.
The Americans ended the
prchminaf) round "Ith a 2-J record.
the two '•Clones coming against the
onl) wi nless teams 1n their pool.
Austna and Norwa}.
Illy Plllt MONDAY, FEBRUARY 22. 1988
Golden Weat men aelected to play In reglonel tourney. 82.
Temple protect• No.1 baaketbell ranking with victory. 84.
~ "-' ...... .., -.....
Hilla' John Barnes, Laguna Beach;• John
McKeown. Standing (fJom left ) -La&una
Hilla' Trent. DeVreugd. Trabuco llllla'
Rick Swanwlck, Woodbrld.ae Coach Bill
Shannon. Wooclbrld&e'a Adam Keefe.
Laguna Hilla· Mlke Smedes.
eefeMVP
rsecond
• rinrow
Warriors' sei:iior. as well as-.
coach. duplicate PCL honors
By ROGER CARLSON
OI .. ~ ..... .._..
.\s a 1un1or .\dam 1-.eefe let! his '-' oodbndge H 1gh
teamm.itt"> lu Jn unbeaten Pacific ( oast League
' basketball dlamp1on\h1p on the road to the Clf .:!-A. and
stall' C D1' t\111n 111 111k ... and the Warriors are unbea1en
PCL kingpin'> Jgain 1h1\ 'ear.
Th1\ llml' lhl· 6-9 Stanfi -bound Kttfe was eH·n a
mun:om·-m.11111:am1hano a ) on the"a) toa ~1 ~
Slonn~ J'l'rJgl· 1n leaf la . n1ng him his ~coml
str.11gh1 \1 mt \ .ilu.ible Pia' r onor
Pr11hahl' nll '><:quence can better describe the re<l-
hl·adnl am r:ilt l arna hc:tter than the succession of C'-('Ot'>
1n \,\rnldl:m<l~c\ Lrtpk (l\Cntme \ICtOf') O\er Laguna
Hill-. fl'\.l'Oth
.\mong ·hi') 3<> fX11nl\ ~as the linal 13 point!> of thl·
gaml· I H \\vo<lhndgl -1hc t)ing buc l et "nh a 24-inlh
up "''h thrl't' \l·cond'> kit a baseline sho1 "Ith l'1gh1
~·~unth k111n the ~lond O\l'rt1mt' to ..end the gamt• in111
tht· third 11\ert1mc \t·-.i.1un. lhcn all ')I>. of the '-'amo"
pu1nl'> 1n tht: final ~-;.,ion for a 05-59 '1clor)
Rt'\ruttl'<l '1gorou~I) b' <;uch rnllegci. as l\:unh
( .irollna .\riLOna L.tte Du~e. 'olre Dame and l (. I
amung othl·r\ he c ho~ tan ford bc-<-au~ of the
( Jrd1nJI\ Ju.ti ~~onaht~ -an up-and-coming
ba,i..cthJll program and one of the finest educa11onal
"'"tern\ 1n lhl' nation -< uetl h ul 't ear. Ille Keefe. 1s back-to-back v. inner Bi ll
~hannon of \\ oodhndge "ho!.(" ~0-0 rernrd in league
pla' lhc pa..,t t"o )car., ha\ !">e'en a result ol defc.-nding ~nd
a11a1.king l'\t:r) c.onn:l\able angle "'h1ch has lOme up
from opfX1ncnt\ \I. tlh would-be up~t plan'
Faming, tiri.t tl·.im hl)nor!> "as team mall' Rott Ll't'
one uf\\ uo<lbndge\ ~·)t out'>1de "eapon'> 1n add1t1ltn 111
his dl·ten\1' l' jbil1t1n -
Pla)tr
.\dam "-l't'll
(. hn!> ht•t1
John Barnt·'
M1!..l' mcdn
Pa ul Ko.,
Rob I l'l'
John \ll "'-t·u .. n
Tr-:nt I>..\ rNgJ
Ril l.. .... ~JO\>. ll
Petl \lhm11t
K 'k Rohen'
"* Most \'aluablr Player
boo I Ht \' r A'' Wuudhndgc b-4 '>r ~I ~
First Team
uguna H'ill\ t\-\ Ji , , t i
Trabuto Hill' b-\ .~r 14 ~
lJ[!.unJ Hill\ t--6 ~r 1 ~ I
ltl\td 'k~ .;; 10 r I' I \l. uodhndgt• r..: l't I
~<'ond Tum
l-4gunJ &·a" h "-~ Jr l JgunJ H Ill'> Cl-to J ~
Trabulll Hill' Cl· HI Jr
I ~
Liguna Beal h t--' ~r
( ••Jth l)I 1hr ) l'ar
Laguna H 111\ tl-ti ~r
8111 ~hannon \l. l'odhndge
Thev retain ta vorite·
ro le to \Vi n Utle after
after beating Detroit
1:--C1LE \\OOD 1.\P1 -Th<' Lm
.\ngelc!> Ll~i:ri.· 11-.1111'1onn 1Hl'r
lhl' Detroit P1\t11n' ~unda' kit no
doubt "ho the fa' omr , ., for t hl' "I B .\
champ1o nsh1p
In th(' past eight JJ'' thl' Laler.,
"ho at ~~-q ha'l 1ht· l('agur., bc'1ot
~ord. ha'e b<-a1en De1ro11 .\tlanta
and Hou!iton. thl' tt'am' "11h thr
founh. fifth and I\ th best r«ord'
The\ al~ are 6-0 l" l'r th(' th rel' hc\t
1eanis 1n the Ea't -the l clue
Ha'llvks and Piston
"The difference ~t"ccn the L1~ers
and us 1s called talent ·· ..aid Coach
Chud. Dal) of the Pt!>tons "ho lt'ad
the Central Dt,1s1on "Ith a 'l·I~
record .. I think th('\ are the bl•\t team
1n the NB.\ nlht ·nov. Ho" mulh
bt'tter 1s d1fficuft to sa' ··
"Our S\o\eCp IS more s1gn1filJnt for
our opponents than tor u' · \31d
Jame!> Worth). \to ho led thl' Lal cf'\
v.11h ~.i points ··The' "antl'd '"
c'ome in and SI) '\\ e can beat 'ou
But the' ha,en't ~n abk to do that all 'car· ..
West Germany. 4-1. JOJns the
undefeated Soviet Union and 3-2
Czechoslovakians as t~ 8 pool
representatl\ cs 1n the medal round.
Canada and Sweden have both
clinched berths from the A pool. with
the final spot still undecided between
Switzerland and Fi nland.
"Our kids came 1n here to pla) and
played very. \Cf) well. and the> ·,c
got nothing to be ashamed of."
Peterson said. Weet German Dieter lledleu £left) 1l•e.
U.S. player Ke•ln lllller a aboTe wblle
tryin& for control of pack dadn& Olympic
b~key &ame tn CalCUJ Sanday.
On unda\. the ukers O\C'rrnml· a
lt--point tirSt·half dctic1t and J 4:-
po1n1 pcrforman c ti' I rah 1 homa'
to beat 1he P1!>ton
Pirates streak Rustlers' Battaglia ·made the right choice to tourney tltle
When Goldtn West ColleJt'&uard center at '-' l"'itmin!>tl'r High on teams )J Ire hman. tb11agha aH•rag<'d
VISALIA -The Oran~ Coast
Colleae baseball team won si.l slraia}\1
games. including three on Sunday; ~o
bounce back from an opcnina dt1eat
and claim the championship of tht"
Collcac of the Sequoias Tournament.
The Pirates capped off t~ wed:cnd
with a 6-3 victory over Foothill, the
team tfiat beat OCC-in the o~nina
p mc of the: tourney on Friday. Coast
routed Foothill tarl~r on Sunda)'.
21·l. in a a-mt shoncMd to six
1nn1np.
Providin& m1Kh of the spark for
OCC wu Dtrtk Dthdlshtiari. who
was Ki«led Most Valuabk Player in
the tournament. Dehd11htian
clubbed rour homers durint tht
•ttkcnd. 1nclud1na 1 pand slam in
tht 21-1 win O\"Cf Foottull.
In tM c;Mmpt0nltup flmt. OC"C ~·I) f'f«tvcd six-hit pot hu-a from
t John10n. Darin Chamberlain
and Jim Oednck to tum bectl tM
0-b.
Jeannine Bauaaha was playint m the that "on four 'un~t L c.iauegamc'i in l'I' tr 1 point\ and scored mort
OranacCounty All-Suirpmea1 three )Cars points than this "-'ason. ch1ef1~ be·
OranacC'oast CollCl't'twosummers "I thought 1fl "ould romeo 1n hr!"( J oust 1mpro' <.'J dC'pth and man)
aao. she was the only player on the and :l\crage ma) be q ur 10 P<?tnls. ON lops1d('d res ha'r hm1tt'd hert1me
court who wasn't lo0kin1forward to that Yrould be good ... 8a11a,11a sa1J. this sta~ lier maJor1mpro,t'mcnt
pla) in&baskttball fora four-year "I'm surpn"4-J m) oringa'e~ 1s fEICUSOI romes 1n handhn the ball. malm& school. ash1ah "1t 1\ f\('f)one"ould onl tumo,cnth1s~asonafier
Buuhe may bt Cn.Joyinaas much doubk--team me in h1&h ~hool h l 'Oa~.c-araao-
succcssasan)'Ofthosc players now. became a h1tkt•a111cr ttHcore tast " he's rcalh done I JOba faru
lead1n&thc: Rustlers in scorintasthey year.. ma1unnsandhandhn1 the: ball bct-
makcuccondstra\lht chaUtnet for Now.tv.oo(1htsame!i4·hools 1cr." 1dOt l m khn ··tfshc:'d
the: 1U1ttt1tlc. In hert•·o ycan. which passed her up forotherauan:b ha'c pla~cdas man minutes as last
Gokkn West has racked upa .Sl-4 1tia& pla)cd v.11h ~r on that June prosram v.hcn 8.11tagha "a"n h1&h t tar shed ha' c omc(Oold<"n
rttord.lastyearboYtu'10ut1nthc n1~tal 1v.o)ean.qo ha't hoot chaJhc.•lpnHi'-'C •~~1'· ~e-f )kad1n1 rcrb far Thf'tr scm1f1nalsofthts~tournament. voictd interest 1n ~rK'n let'. satd tant l)a,c tn l hn in h1\'>ummcr taturtrnll) mt lcad1nath1S\taJOn
Fnday. shucortdJI poent11stM Ru tlc"C'oac-h Dick triOhn. campsat ,olckn \\ t \tand lncv. the \\c'-1.e had tc\cn oretaht pcopkbu
Rustltn_putawrapon tt.etrll'COnd am1larto hcrftth~com1n1out p~m •'t'll kad1n&9iC'Ot"tt
stra1ahtSouthC'oatConfeftnttutlc ofluth hool. 8'ta..Jiad<>Hn't •..-ant ·•n.\tMdroa hcd(811anl)m -\\heft tht W1tdoutasa ·
and raalfd kf ~lfftf tt0nat total at to tr'I) too far from fM>me. Her future h1ah tehool. anJ hr mt Mrt " f rnhman. W waft 't 5hoolant the
GokknWcstto 1,07'DD1nt&. be~ttball1ntcrtStsll('•1tha Battachua1d ''l\l\C'd\orra uccv.1th ball,cl')..11J1dlaadnocp&a '"l'tfl
111-unwtoJtllOuthnc'I t.lll. Two °'' 111on II or I.\ hoohn the her 1n thc\ummcr. so I l tftd <lfll"C'" v.cll 8) tatMt.huuincd 0&a)'•fttand wttkscarlitr.w~melhtftnt lrta.Jlo&S&h .. tGokkn \\nt v.-au -upv.1ththeprocram 1 .. rwv. h •I~ a.o&aro~ofpmauackrhtrbeh
auard 1n tchool history IO Kort 1.000 Mtural c9'<l« afttt h~ hoOI s "°" -of\td ~· and M• we<aa. tM COftfidmtt Jutt
poant fnmdo(Banlllt1-S.APf1l8r)ant 8.a&&htttsullv.ast~maue-roftht b~uhand•llMM\'ftl'wdl lt-.a
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The} al demon tratcd tht'11
depth v.hen We Manhews tool O\('r
for the ll\IUr'C'd Mi hacl Cooper .md
scored 14 pointc.. including li\C' m thl'
final 30 S«onds to clinch th<' pm<'
"\\cs had a lot ot rourq_t ." lal..('f"
oach Pu Rile ... 1d ··He's got &r<'•t
qu1clness and he can ma._e an 1m.pal't
and the reason"'' ha\c him. a ntn('·
)Car 'ctcran. and no t a rookie 1' that
I al"•)s haH confidcnct in him an
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The Pmoh had their b1UCM lnJ
at 67-51 and hck1 a 6"'·55 halfl1me Ind~ bt1n1 OUll<'OreCf.2~ TO 1n
the first st\ en minute of the M"c.ond
t\alf ~ p~ t~n wua•~ mo•.t of
t~ V."'I\ unlll Denni Rodman P ' t
Detroit a 110-109 lead •1th 'I
lt('()nd to pla)' b mak1n10M o tv.o
frtt thro"
M~hal 1 hompson and and Maa1<
Johmon then ntt~W!d 1 perfttt p.ck
and-roll pla Thom.,.on. • h
m111Cd \M W1two11mes b«autt ot
the th&.•• fou'rd b) M-l.aambttrto
l''t the-Laktna 112-llO lad
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The Loi Afllrin Marathon. with iu scenic ltia~ ~ w1nd1"1 tlaroul)I vanous cul•
tw-al and dhnK' comnnaniain, will be ~Id Sunday, Mattb 6. •
The LA Mcmonal Colittum will marlt the
beainnin1 and endi"t ~int of1he race.
.The whttkhair dlVlsion stans a1 8:30 a.m ..
wuh nictwalktn schcduaed to besin a1 8:40 a.m. Run~ ~11 d~ 26.2·mile COUl"ll' a1 9 a.m. Rcttttration 1s S2S. Late entrants will not
rc«ivc race numbers or race ins1ruc11ons throuah the mail. They must pick up those items
and.their T·shin~and aOO<lie bqs at the Health
&t F11ntu Ea~s1tion. ,The txP.<>Sllion will be at the Los Angeles
A!rport Hilton and Towers March 2-5. Acti viues
will include the 1rad111onal Carbo-Load dinnrr the niaht before the race and a post-race awards ceremony.
Rq:is1n11on will be accepted unul 6 p.m. on
Saturda¥· March 5. There will be no ran· da) rqis1ra11on.
For informa11on on Los A.ngele~ Marathon
official merch:ind1se phone 1011 free
I ·800-777-8652
Little LUllJe regl•tr•don All Fountain Valle) and West Gardeil Gro'r
youths. ages 13-15 ma) fl'g1s1er for the Fountain
Valle) Senior L111k Ll.'ague
"fht rej1s1ra11on fe'1.· 1s S5 5 and there are no waning lists. For informJ11on. phone 964-99!5 or 962-2819
SPORTS BREAK
lfudollMm•lllOll .......... ,
The A.TAT/Maida ol"l>ilD. Celetwity Oolf
C1ulic will be held Monday. Merell 7 at w
Meta Verde Couary Oub in Coeaa Meta and
wiU htutt the Rams ud o&Mr National
Football Laa..r ·~ The Red Onioll ileaamu& cbain and the Rams will join bca ad laoea u alMta,y pany
tht day btfort tht lOU,.......L
At the Fu~n Red Onion ~h 6. RJlms
players ~II. 11ve aut_.. Ind auction Rams 1Mmora.b1ha from I f:JO un. to l p:m. The Rams Wlll be at the Santa Ana R~ Onion from 2:~ p.m. and 11 lhe Hununaaon Hlltlor restaurant from S-6:JO p.m.
.The tOUrnamttll win bmeftt tlle March of Dimn and 1u fiaht_ IPjDlt birtla delectl. Toumeyplleiy11eRUanSS.raftleticUt1are SI 0, tickets for the • ...,. buquet dinntr only
are SlS. and Red Onion diutr·puty tidttts att $1 2.
For m~ 1nform11ion on tickth or p1ayer. pos111on tickets.. phoM Chris Thei~ at the
Costa Mna March orDimn. 6314700. • ..
Bolda Jflle Inritatlomal
The Holden Mile Invitational, bturingsom~
of the top men and women milers in the United Slates. will be held Saturday at the Los Angeles
Memonal CohStum .
Ruth Wysocki. Steve Scou. lleaina Jacobs and C'huck Aragon are so me of the featured runners. Scon holds the American rcc:ord in the mile at 3:47.6<>.
All proceeds 10 to Junior Achievement of
Southern C'ahfom1a. a non-profit orpmzauon
which bfinp busir~ess people and students 1oge1htr 1n community schools.
£A ODea 6oll '°"'8q ne g2nct CO. .\neritt Opeft will IC' under
way Thurtday at the Riviera Country Club 1n
Pacifk PIUlldes wnh T.C. Chen a11tmptiftl 10 ~ the ""' IOlltr &o win bid~ 1.A Ootftl 1• 21 ,...... "'Pnnlce rounds will be htld &oday and
Tuad8y whh a cdcbriey dinner ....,_ tonipt
and mebrity plOoam Wcdnclday. The tout·
""""'' concludn Sunday. Araold Palmer wa1 the Ilsa IOlrtr &o win two COM«Utive LA Open thin, ~plilhi,_. thc rat in 1966-67.
Tickets att available aa au TkkttMastcr ou1lc11 and the Los Af!Flcl Junior Chamber or C~mme~ ~ It 404 Soulia lixri St. Ticket
pncn arc: daily tiektt, $14, setlOll ticket. S-40;
Patron P9('kqr. S2~ Golden Pauon pecU..
$500: corporate en1cruiinmen1 l*'blr. St .500: Pro-Am Patron s-kllc. S2.000: ancfDiamond
SCIQlltor. SS.000.
P8ddlen' COJIYeDtloa
The Offshore Ot>tri$1t'f Canoe O ub based out of New~n Beach. 1n conj unction with the
Kahfom11 Outnger Association (KOA). wiU
host a paddlers' convention Saturday rrom 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. at the Saddlebeck Inn, 1660
East First St., JUSl off the l·S Freeway in Santa Ana.
A~million is frtt and open to experienced or
nov ice paddlers and tht general public.
Among those slated 10 speak arc: Pr. Michael
Ycss1s. a professor of Physical Educa1i9n 11 Cal State FuUerton, considered by many to be the for~n:iost Un11ed States authority on strcn11h 1ra1nin1 fo r athletes: Gres .. Bu~k" Barton, 1987
onMt:ian kayak w~rld champion. on sprintina technique~ 1~ 1rainin1: and Dr. VirJinia Foster, a hcl'nscd clinical psychologist.
For add itional informat ion. phone S48-S726.
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The ~IL M'*"'& Auociation 11
prnenlin& 11S teCOnd aanl&ll car lhow. "Mus-tana Fun O.y",SUnday&om IOa.m. &o4p.m.at
the Mercury Savii.-and Loen part.ina lot, off
Interstate Sand Lake FOtat vc in El 'fer:o. The show 1$ (rec to the public tfl'caturc
over 100 elauk can in 16 cal . ror years
I 96S to 1988. SMlbys. Cobras. nteras. Mach
t. 8oAs and modified\ arc just some or the machines that will be Judied for trophies on
Sunday. There will also be fOO<l and hundreds of raffle prizes. The show will be at 23021 l..akt Center
Drive.
Loiw Beecb Graad PrU ticket.
Ticfets for the 1988 Grand Prix of Lon&
Beach. scheduled for Ajkil I S-17 throuah tht
city strttts, arc now on sale a1 the ticket office located 11 130 Nonh Pinc Ave. in Lona Beach.
Mari0Andrc1111sexptt1ed torttum to defend
his 1987 victory -hrs third Indy car win on the 1.67-mile seaside coursr in the laJt four years.
While tht CART/PPG Indy cars will be the
featured event of the Wttkend. there will be a vanety ofadd11ional races. The muscular SCC~
!i:ans-Am cars will be at Lona Beach and will be
J~lned by the popular pro-celebrity race and the
mmbk open-wheeled Super Vee contest.
Box office hours arc 9 a.m.-6 p.m .. Monda y
th rough Saturday. Sunday hours are 11 a.m.·5
p.m. Tickets may also be purchased at Southern California Ticke1Mas1er locations. Credit card
purchases using Visa. MasterCard and Amen· can .faprcss may be made by calling the ticket
hothne number at (213) 436-9953.
Wom.en 's pool
cham.p sets sight
on the m.en 's tour
_LongshotwinsSan~M~gaiita Bruins re~a1·n· Adams lead
ARCADIA -Longshot Aytng Jaha m surged down the stretch and won the Santa -
~~rra;i% ~~~l~c~~einchl:~~~~~;h~~ri1~ Lemelin' s 38 saves ~park ~{:'i,ac~~~.regulat1on time tog1 vc the Blackhawks a llC
older fillies and mares at Santa Ana la. 8 -t t N J 4 1 Troy Murray won the faceoff and got the puck back to The5-)ear·?ld Ayin~Juha ~at Hollywood Glitter OS On pas · ew ersey, -Savard. who ripped r 50-foot slapshot through a screen
b) a head. covering the I Va miles 1n I :50 2/5 over a fast -and past Calgary goaltender Doug Dadswell. Frem fte Associated Press
CHICAGO -Jean Balukas sa\s she Ill
knows she makes men nervous. piaying
track0 . Cuuckl s, Raa1er• 4: Jim Sandlak and Baff)
.. wn ed ~y James ~an no of ~n Manno. Fl ying From Tbe Associated Press Pederson scored 28 seconds apart midway through the
Juha s S 180.000 winner. s purse was JUSt $965 less than third period to lift Vancouver to the win over O\--er the she had won in 11 previous races. • · Steve Kasper scored a goal and se t up another and N y k R . Clabbcr Girl fin1sh~d third w1th the fa vorite and goalie Reggie Lemeli n stopped 38 shots. JJ1any spectacu-C"' or angers at Madison Square Gard~n. them at what is considered 1he1r game -
pocket billiards. earl) pacescncr Vel) Subtle fo urth in the field of Io. larly. as Boston defeated New Jerse>. 4-1. Sunda) in an , T~c Rangers. wh? entered the final pencx;t trailing The field lost one strong.I ,.,...,.rd d h B NHL ~me 1n East Rutherfo rd. .4·-· IH:d the score at 7.43 on Tomas andstrom s po"er· "The) 're pla)ing a woman. Jf the} win. the~·re
suppose to an)Y.a) and the> think ·so Y.hat?" If the\
lose. the} get kidded b}' their buddies. "'ho tell them.
'You got beat b} a Y.Oman: .. said Balukas. who is no"
turning i;nore of her allenuon to the men's tour aft{'T
domina11ng women's pool fo r )t>ars
Y··o-e emryw en y T pla\goal Land B\ Sea "'as scratched to race in Saturda} ·s c victor~ snapped a two--game losing streak fo r th~ · 8 Sa di k · Rampart Hand1ca pa1 Aonda'~Gulfs1rea p k Bruin~ and mo'cd them back into first place 1n the ut '! a quickl y put the Canucks back on top m ar . .\dams o, 1~1on "'ith 75 points. one mort> than Montreal. "'ith a 45-lootcr that went through goaltender Bob
Boston has played one less game than the Canadiens. Froese's pads at 8:02. Pederson broke in·alone and beat
Balukas grey, up pla~ 1ng in ht>r father's pool hall in
Ne" Yorl. Y.On the L' . Women's Open at age 13 and
beat her childhood hero. the legenda~ W1l11e Mosconi.
on CBS.. TV's "Challenge of the Sexes" 1n I Q76.
She has rnptured JUSt about e'en Y.Omerfs honor
in the spon. including being inducted into the B1lhard
Congress of .\mcnca Hall of Fame.
"I stancJ out pla~ ing m~ brothC'TS. then pla,ed
their friends I've been pla) 1ng maks all my hfe:·
said Balukas. who no"' manages the family pool hall
when she's not on the road pla~ 1ng pool.
Last )'ear. Balukas. ::!8. said she pla\ed in SL\ of the
19 maJor men's 9-ball tournamt>nt!I 1·hat Y.erc sane·
tioned b} the Protess1onal Billia rds .\ssociation, and
finished 11ed fo~ ,ninth -her best showing in "}en's
tourne) compet111on -1n the B.C. Open in
Binghampton. N. Y .. 1n September. ·
. T his ~cat. Balukas \aid she "'ill pl~y in se~en or
e1~ht tourne)s around rhe rnuntl'). staning Wednesdav
with the Glass Cit) Open 1n Toledo. Ohio. ·
The Broo~I~ n n4111' e rs follo"' ing in the footsteps of
Ruth Mt(1inn1s. Y.hu pla~ed 1n men's tournaments in
the 193ChanJ 1 44~
Quote of the day
Charles Barkle), ..\II· tar forward or the
Ph1 laddph1a ~tx·r, "hu ney, in relatl\ es fro m
Ala bJma lor the .\H·Star Game weekend in
Ch1lago and thl•n Y.J\ \l.'Cn frant1call) searching
for his mothl·r Jlll'r thl' ,\:B.\ ·s Fnda' nrght part}·
"Sh1.· had <1 m1Jn1ght lurlew .. f had m)
grandmother 1n h~ I I ··
Bonnett captures Pontiac 400
RICHMOND. Va. -Neil Bonnell •
charged from tY.O laps do"' n, took the lead
"'1th 48 laps left and dro' e to a disputed
'1cto~ 1.l\ er R ick~ Rudd 1n Sunda~ ·s
Pontiac 400. 1he last N<\ CA R Winston Cup event at
Richmond Fairgrounds Race"'a).
Rudd complained to NASC ..\R officials that
Bonnell "'a.s actuall) one lap behind at the end of the
400.lap race on the .542-mrlc oval. Richard Pelly and
Darrell Waltrip. "'ho finished third and founh.
respec11' cl). echoed Rudd's concerns.
N.\ CAR officials met "'ith Kenny Bernstein
Rudd's team owner. and explained their.scoring thai
ga ve Bonnell the '1ctOI)'.
Bonnell was leading on the t93rd lap when Dale
Eam~ardl passed him. F1f\ecn laps later. Bonne11's
Pontiac fell off the pace and Bonnell pitted under green
on lap 228 to change all four tires. losing two laps in the
process. . •
Bonnett got one lap back b) passing Earnhardt
Y.hen the two-11me defending Winston Cup champion
was leading on lap .243. and Bonnell said he got back on
the lead lap on the 302nd lap.Just before Earnhardt had
to pit under green for right-side tires.
Pate earns second win of year
Steve Pate dropped a six-foot birdie !I
putt on the final hole and claimed his
second victory of the season Sunday in the
And)' Williams Open golf tournament io
La Jolla. Pate's wi nner broke a tie with Jay Haas and
made him the first double winner of the young PGA
Tour season. He won the elite Tournament of
Champions. about 15 miles away al la Costa. last
Hill • . ·month. Pate. 26. won this one with a final round of~ egas gets lD some WOrlt 4 under par on the South course at Torrey Pines. and a ,
' 269 total. The victory was wonh S 117.000 from the
• VERO BE.\( ~.' na -. Rookie n&hl· • total purse ofS6SO.OOO and pushed his earnings for the ~ander Sha"'J1 H1ll~.g.1' "'ho.., ba11hng (.oorra .. )Car to $229.888. Haas. winner of the Bob Hope Classic
JOb 1n the Dollgl'r\ 'Ulrt1ng ro1a11on. was last month. played about 30 minutes in front of·Pate
among the pitcher' ~l·1t1ng 5ome work in and ga ined a share of the lead wht'n he ran in a 15·18
after hca' ~ morning rain ~hOY.l'r<i delayed unda ~ ·s foot eagle pull on the par-5 18th. Haas. who went to the wor~?~' for about 1hrl·e hour~ . pu11ir:ig 1;recn. to P.ract1ce .for a pas~ible playoff.
I min g~<xJ\hJpc right no" but I can al~a~ s Ix 1n · remained in a uc until Pa1edroppcd the w1nnin1putt on
better shape. said Hillegas "'ho "'as 4-3 w11h a 3 57 1hefinalhole ... lr1Tampa,Fla .. Da.Jef>nlkukeptthc
earned-run a\cra~l· Jlter hc1ng called up last August lead for the entire tournameot. but strugJecffor a 2.
from the Dodgl·rs Triple·.\ farm club at Albuquerque o'er-par 74 on Sunday to win the Suncoast Seniors
"My fas1ba ll 1\ there. but I'm trying to.get more arc Classic. Ooupass claimed the $45.000 winner's check
on m} brc,a~1ng hJll ;ind be more consl$tent in m~. Y.lth a total of 210 for .his two-stco'\ce victory over
ofTspccd pnchl'!> hl' added On>llle Moe4y, who closed "'lttl a 5-under-par 67. the
Trump drops out of bidding
NE'W YORK -R1thon:11re real e~tate Ell
de,•eloper Donald Trump. gl\ ing no c t
reasons. de(1dtd Sunda' 10 drop out of II
bidding for thl' '-l'"' En&Jand. Patnots
franchise. a Trump ~pol..-esman saKi.
"De p11e the lo\C~ Donald Trump has for Ne"'
Enaland and his foundncss for the Sullivan famil). Mr
Trump has decided not to pursue the purchase of the
New England Pat not~ at this time ... the spakt'sman
said.
The spakesman. who asked that his namt' not be
~vealed . sa id Trump did not immediately wish to
discuss the ren ons for his decision not to buy the NFL
scam.
ool) sub-7.0 score of the final round. Tht' win was
Doug.lass' fift h in three }ears on the Stnior Tour.
breaking a stnng of fi ve S«ond-placc finishes sinct' his
la~t 'KtOI). Gary Player, who trailed Douglass by onl)'
one stroke after 12 holes Sunda)'. bogcyoo three of the
la~t ~" holes to finish third at 213.
Televiaion, radio ·
TELEVISION 4:30p.m.--cou.EGEBASK~.tLL: Pill
, at Seton Hall. ESPN.
4:30 p.m. -C9LJ.EGE BASKETBALL:
Creighton at N01rt Dame, WON.
6:30 p.m. -001.LEGE 1'5l£TBALL:
M1ch1aan Staie at Mtchipn. ESP.N. .
8 p.m. -W1N'l'Ell OL Y.MPICS: Fiaure Henning. Rai~era atop talks skaaina <•te dancina-of!linal set pattem>: speed ~ ska11na (women'• mmctcr): Alpine tkiina
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ofTens1vc coachDan Hen ninaandRa1ders ••• sk1ina (men·s 4itl0t ttlayt, shon·tniCk speed mana11n1~rtncr Al Davis ha ve broken off • skatina (women·s S.~mc1cr. men's 1.SOO.
lllk.s Y..h1ch m1ahi ha"c led Henn mg to the mttt'r and 3.000.meter ttlay): 90-meler slt1
Raiden head cooch1ngJOb. • jumpina. from Calpry. Alberta (lhtte hours).
The reason ~as a difference 1n ph1losoph). Chinncl 7.
Hcnn1na said. • 11 p.m. -M&N'I TENNIS: U.S. Indoor
"Wt ~re cloic. bu1 ~c could not ar• LOgeth4.'r. We 1em11inals. from; Memphis. Tenn. (dcla)td),
clon'l llJ'tt on some cnucat attas.·· HennrQI Yid US"'
"Al as 1oot1n1 for someth int difTettna in a head 11:.lO p.m. -WINTSa OLYMPICS'. Olly's
--h. and I'm lootuu for somtth1n1 difftrcnt an a hitbhah11 and intttVIC't'$. Channd 7. '--...... . ._A.Mft ~IUftlpotlllOn. • ., J -·-The Raiden are lookena for a rcplattmt'nt for Al r No f'\'tnts Ka.edtalicl
Flom. -"a rftiened 1111 month.
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Ll'mehn. who entered the game with the second best Froese at 8:30.
soalsagaanst average 1n the NHL at 2.92. held the Bruins Bhatt 5, Pencuias 4: In Pinsburgh. Doug Gilmour
in tbe game 1n the first eight minutes when NeY. Jerse) scored his second goal of the gamt' at 4:21 of the 1h1rd
outshot them. 8-1. He stopped Doug Sulliman in close. penod to g1'c t. Louis a victory over the Penguins.
madl' a skate s:l\ e on Bruce Drher with Boston a man P111sburg.h scored two _goals early in the tlmd period
short and.&hcn stopped slapshots b~ And} Bncklc} and to 0 ' crcome a 4-2 deficit. Doug Badger beat Blu~
.\aron Broten. goaltender Greg Millen on a power pla) 31 seconds into
Ka sper finall} gor the Bruins offense untracked. the period and Mano Lemieux scored his S4th goal.
chl·d.ing Brickle~ olT the puck 1n the Bruins end. He fed matching his career high. at 3:28. kn ocking 1n Bl) an
the puck to Rand~ Bu m dge 10 start a 2-on-1 break. then Erickson's rebound.
SY.atted a return pass past Devils' goalie Bob Sauve with But G ilmour beat Frank Pie trangelo for the game
I: 19 to go 1n the first period. winn'Cr for his 26th goaf'ofthe season.
EISl'Y.hcre in the NHL:
Oilers 4, J~ls 3: In Winnipeg. Kevin Lowe flipped a
rebound O\Cr goalie Daniel Benh1aume at 3: 15 ol
OHntmc to gi ve Edmonton a victory over the Jets.
flyers ~. Red WU.11 ~: Rick Tocchct scored th ree
goab for the first time in his NHL career to lead
Philadelphia past Dttro1t at the Spectrum.
He connected tw ice within a span of I :38 in the
second period 10 put the Flyers ahead. 4-1. Lowe scooped up the rebound af\er Berthiaume had
stopped a number of shots from close range as the Oilers
swarmed around the Winnipeg net.
It was fifth game between the Sm) thl' Division n vals
that went into O\'en 1me. Three ended in ucs· and
Islanders 7, Wlaalen !: Pat LaFontaine scored h1!;
38th and 39th goals to spark the New York Islanders past
the Whalers in Hartford.
Winnipeg "on one.
flames 3, Blacklaawks l : In Chicago. Denis Savard
scored his second goal of the game with fi"e seconds
Nordlques ii, Sabres 5: In Buffalo. Peter Stastn) ·.,
third goal with 55 seconds left in regulation ga ve Qucht'c
the '1ctol) ·over the Sabres.
Sixers' road woes continue
Philadelphia dealt
14th straight loss
·~way from home
F'rem Tiie A11odated Press
Terry Cummings scored scvt'n of
hi s 36 potnt!I 1n overtime Sunday as
. Milwaukee defeated Philadelphia.
1.20.11 5. and el\ tended th e 76ers' road
losing streak to 14 games.
Cum mings scored six of the Bucks'
first eight points in ovcnime. Alben
King tied the score. 11 J..11 3. for
Ph iladelphia but Cummings put Mil-
waukee ahead for good. 115-11 3. with
3:02 to play.
The Bucks' John Lucas tied 1t at
11 I· I 11 at the end of rqulation with ·
a three-point basket from tht' nght
baseline comer. his first points of the
second half.
Chicago to within I 09-107 with 36
seconds lef\.
Daugheny then made a layup off a
Mark Prioc pass. was fouled and
con\'e rted the free thrpw to put the
Cavaliers back up 112· I 07 with 16
SC<conds to go.
Hawks IH, S•perSoalc1 113:
Dominique Wilkins scored 35 point'>.
including seven in a 16-4 run that
gllve Atlanta a 13-paint lead. and lhe
Hawks snapped a three-game losing
streak with a '1ctol)' over vi~iting
Sca11l c.
W1lk1ns started the decisive run by
hitting a thrct-point basket at the
buzzer endina the first half a nd
Randy Wittman cap~ the spun
with a basket that·p ve the Hawks a
78-65 lead early in the third quarter.
Seanle never 101 closer than nine
points the rest of the way.
Dale Elhs led Sc.attic with 31 paints
and Tom Chambers scored 28. in·
eluding 23 in the first half.
Pacers 130, KID&• I U : In ln-
d1anapohs. Johh Long scor~ 15 of
his 25 points in two key Indiana
rall ies and the Pacers won their
seventh straight game by beating
Sacramento.
The Pacers took a 31-16 lead as
Long scored eiiht points dunng an
18-6 run. In diana led 67-50 at
halftime. h1111ng 28 of 43 shots <65
percent).
Trail Blazers 117, s,.rs 11!: In
Portland. Jerome Kerse)' had ~5
points and 1.2 rebounds and K1k1
Vandeweghe sparked a founh-quar-
ter rally as the Trail Blazers defeated
San Antonio.
Van~weghe scored 10 of his 22
points in the first fi ve minutes of the
fi nal period as Portland ralhrd from a
SC\'en·point deficil.
Ph1ladelph1a's Charlts Barkley
missed a thrtt-painter. then Mike Q }d w t · }
Gminskimisscdadcsperationshotat Q en es men Se ected the buuer.
earkle_y led the 76crs with 29 to play 1 gt n I t paints. Gminski added 24 and King fl re Q a QUfll ey
16. Paul Pr~sscy had 20 points for
Milwauk~e. • . Both men's and women's squads ~U!fl~tn&s ~skct wn~ I :24 re· from Orange C1:>111 and Golden West
matntnl1n ove1:11memade11I l9-lI 3. • colJegcs have been selected to play in
The fi~al ":'aram or 120-11 S was on the community coltqc Sout~m C~"'mmp two free throws. Onl> California Rqional beskctbalt 1our-
Kina. Barltlcy. and Gerald ijen· naments this wttk. it was announttd dcrson scored for the 76ers 1n 11\e Sunday.
extra period. The surpriK was the Gokkn Wnt
In other Nfti\ acuon: men's team. whkh finished 1n sixth
C.Hllen 1 IJ, ll•llt 111 : Brad place in the South Co.st Confcttn~
Oauahert) scottd 11 points in the with a S.-9 mark. The Rustlers. who ro~nh quaner. tnclud1n1 a key lhrtt· art Sttdcd 2.lrd in the 26-tcam
point pla} With 16 seconds ttmain· tournament. att IS-IS overall and
ma. as Cle' tland l"daed Oucaao 1n will travd to mttt LA Hart>or ( 11-9)
Richfield. Ohio. . either Friday or Saturday.
The pcrform1n~ by Dluahmy. rr the lhlttlm can pull an upwt.
who had 29 po11\ls fOr the pme. the, would pla) the winnn-of the °'~am~ a 46.polnt effort by Clu-Rancho 5antill0-S.n .Bernardino
r .. o s Ma('hatl Jordan. pme ntllt Wttlt
Ck\tland ltd 109-99 on • The OCC mc~·st~m. aded U th
Dluahcn) dunk -•th I :)9 ttma1n1na. and 1 l -14 o'·t'f'lll, will alto be on the
but Jordan mack-• pair of thn:r-po1nt road C'tt.htt fridJyor S.tufda 10 p11i
pla) sand lddcd t,,.o foul Pots to pull ('hafTc) (I 6-1 )). the Southcnl C'ah·
forni.a C'onfe~ncc champion.
W11h a win. the Piratn would
travel to meet Orantt Empire Con·
fcrcncc foe Cypress. whirh is sttatd
second and 'A'H 1ivcn ab~ in the first
round.
At 28-3, El Camino is the top.
ittdro team and was also ll"ntcd a
first-round bre.
On the women's'*· Gokkn West (29-2) 1s tttdcd fint 1n the 16-am
field and will host No. 16 lfCd
Groumont 1n T~y nipft play.
off Ol'(ncr. With a ••D Tunday. lhc
So"th Coa11 C0t1fnmtt t'-"'PtOn Rusdtn would fatt tht IUn"IVOf o(
the C)'J"''"·Moorpark pmc on Fn-
day.
Oral\IC COUI. IC'ftkd I 0\9', ii on
tht road 10 play No. 7 Cem-.
hopin, for a chaM't at lhc ••nntr of
tM L" Valle ·-Cuna. pmc
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19-0 spurt sinks
Tar Heels, 83-66
From Tiie A11oclaled Press
Mike Vrecswyk scored 26 points.
including five lhrtt-point goals. to
lead top-ranked Temple to a 83-66
victory o'er No. S Nonh Carolina
Sunday an Chapel Hall.
Temple. 22-1. scored 19 con-
secuti' e points to open the second
hair and took a 53-39 lead w11h 13 43 ten. Vrecsw)'k scored eight points and
treshman Mark Macon added seven
points dunng the fi\.e-minute stretch
that brou&ht the Owls back from a
39-34 halfiime deficit.
Jeff Lebo finally broke 1he Tar
Heels' scoring drought w11h a three-
poant Jumper with 13:12 left. :--;onh
Carolina was forced 10 shoot mo~tly
from 1hr~-poant range an the second
half. and the Tar Heels were v1c11ms
of a cold shooting touch and turn-
o,ers.
Nonh Carolina was 6 for I b from
three-point range 1n the second half.
"'hen the Tar Heels committed 18
tUrnO\C.'rS.
In other lolkge ha~ketball·
Purdue 95. Indiana 85: Todd
Mnchell scort!d 21 of has 2.i points 1n
the second half and Tro' Le"' as had
22 points and a career-high t.i assists
as No. 2 Purdue del~ated Indiana an
West Lafo,ene to retain posscss10n of
first place '1n the Big Tc.'n Confertnce
Mch 1n McCan1s scored a career-
hagh 21 points as Purdue cons1s1en1l~
"'ent inside to M11chell and ~vkCants
w11h Indiana center CXan (,am:tt an
foul trouble
T h e 'acton mo' ed the
Boalermakt'TS to ·2~-2. 11-1 1n the
conference and one gamt ahead of
M1ch1gan Indiana dropped 10 15-8
and 7-6.
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Tempte•a Mark Macon (left) takea rebound away from Steve
Buck.natl of North Carolina durln& wln over Tar Heels.
Missouri 9%, Oklabom1 Siaae 70:
Dernck Chtevous scored 21 po1 n1s to
lead the I Sth-rankl'd Tigers to the
'actol) o' t!r Oklahoma State an a Big
Eight game at Columbia. Mo.
Oklal¥>ma State Coach Leonard
Hamal ton "'as thrown out of the game
earl} an the second half \I/hen the
Cowbo,s' ·bench was asSt'ssed its
third icchn1cal foul. Hamilton had
drn"' n a double technical foul lhree
manu1es into the game
~hssoun. I ~-ti o'erall and 6-4 an
the Bag Eight. outsrnred the (o"' bo~
(12-12. 3-.,J, 14-'. 1n the first 5'·
minutes of 1he '>t"Cond hair 10 tal..l· a
55-42 lcad
In the Pacific I U:
Sunford 71. Califoniia 61 : r odd
L1ch11 ~ored a game-high 20po1n1s10
lead 1anford 10 a '1ctor) tn er
Cal1fom1a at Berl..ele~
tan ford improved ns record 10 9-S
an the conference and I 7-8 o-.c:rall.
\.\hi le California fell to 5-9 and 8-1 S.
The Bears Jumped to an 18-5 lead
as 11 held Stanford without a field goat
for the first eight minutes of1he first
half. Bui then Lachu. who SC"Orl"d in
double figures for the J2nd s1ra1gh1
game. rallied Stanford.
Oregoa 73, "'aslll11gton ~La l~ 61i:
T"'o quack ba!ikets b) guard Fran!..
Johnson sparked Oregon 10 a ' 1ctol)
O'er Washington State at ~lc.\nhur
Coun
Johnson dro' e 1he length ol thl.'
coun for a la) up to ue the game at
43-43 "'1th · 12· -.i to pla). He scored
the go-ahead basket on a steal 10 ga' e
Or<.>gon ( 13-10. 8-6) a 45-43 lead wnh
112.,1ogo
Washington tate tl0-1'. 5-91 kd
J 1 -~q at halftime
GWC, OCC WOMEN PLAYOFF-BOUND ..•.
From Bl
•jusl a ma lief of pla' 1ng at a different
• pos1t1on and shoQ11ng ou1s1dr and
dn' ing ··
BauagJ1a and her teammate<.' chief
goal 1<.a ~rnndlhanleat 1hcstau.·
111k Thl·dfl\l't'Cgtn'> Tuesda~ "'hen
Goldl·n \\ l''t ho'>t '> C, rossmon tan thl'
fir'>t round ol lhe ')outhern C ahforn1a
Reg1onah The Ru'ltler<;dropped out
aµan<;t -\mcman Rl\t'rlast \larch
··\\ n.ouldn 1 match up 1ns1de. and
cuuldn'1 h11 our <.huts." Ballagh'} said
.. We JU)t rnuldn't get our act together
But 1t"so,t'r and "'e can't think about
that no"' \\ t: ha'c an altitude \\ l'0 re
confident "'t' 1..an bcat an' bod\ .. 0 . .
The Orange( oaM "'omen·., basl..e1-
ball 1eam 1\also headed to the
regionals . ..,,1th~ first roun'd ma1c:hur
\\'ednesda~ n1gh1atC1.•rn1oo;
The Pt ra tcs. "hu Ii n ashed <.t·rnnd 1 n
the Orange Emp1reConfercntot "'· 1
and 16-1 3 0' era II. ha\C: been led h\
freshman Gtlh Po"'l.'11. a\\ Ofldhmlgt•
H 1gh prod.m L"' ho a' l'rages ~ 1 pot n l \
IX' r ga ITH.'
But the emergent. l' ol tn.•shman
Kim Ellerman 1 \1 Jll'r Dt:1High 1 thl'
onl~ other Pirate a' aag1ng an J11 1hk
figures lfas been a plus during thl
l11nrl'rl'mc ampa1gn
·(Ellerman realh hJ\Junl Jtlrl'Jt
JUb ··said()( c Coat h Larn
\underman ()pponent\IJrl' rl'Jlh
dl·n~tngPO"'l' l.soEllcrman'<,Junl'J
great 1ob vi rl'Jlhng the v.l•ak \tdc \he
gets a 101 nn •lfcnst' e rd'loun1.h 1111 1
She pla~' re.1lh hag tor <.om1.·nnl' '·'I
~lot ot'll'Jn1'> Jrt.' using J bc1\-and-nnl'
ord1anwnd-and-l\.\011n Po"'ell .ind
Shi.'.\ r•• ~tJ up lhl'\)Jl I..
.\nJ "iundaman pn11'>C'> the 1oti
• sophom11rt: pl11nt ~uard 'an1.' l u'
ha, done 1n g.l'll1ng1hc hall to tht.: lv.o
• 1.h1l'l ,u1ri ng thr1.'al\ ...
Frida\ I lkrn:i,an had ~.., prnnt\Jnd
, I ' r '111u nlh PmH'll \UJrl'd '110 go
"'11h l \ rrhounJ, and I LI\ d1Shl·d out
rlln·, ·"'"t'a' 1hl',P1rntl.'Hall1ed In
dcfcat Cttrusand chnch second plalr
.. ,, e "ere fortunate to g~L out M
thqc \i'rth a ''1n:· said undcrman ot
thl·( 11rusgamc ··tf"'edadn't h111he
trel' thro"' s. "'e "'ouldn 't ha' c \Hin
thegamc 1nce thekagues1anl.'d
ln:1.·-1hm" 'hvotingha'> bt.'l·n a
stn·ngth n cept foron1.· nr l\.\n
l!\Jme'> ·· c
The f>range l oas.1 <.oil hall team
v.a., 1nlon~1derablcd1..arra' 1h1'
'>eason al°u.·ne' l"ral pla~er'>·"'all..t:d
out on a pair of lOaC'hl·<. v. ho ha' e
sinct: bcl'n d1~m1s~d. hut \.\llh 1he
guidance ol Coac:h Johnna(.' Brook'
and the hmngof nev. l'Oach 1'tl ~
Tr.mt the P1ra1c,ha' l' pulled thing"
together
Tram reg1s1en:d a I I ll-4~ marJ..1n
"'1nn1ng ti' l' \loon: Lcasue t11ks an
sl\ )ear\ JI ~t1lhkan High 1n long
Hcach. Thl' Ram\ ..,,on th1.• 1983 Cl F
4 \ 111le and tina,hl·d -,econd tn 1984
"It's a l'halkngc 1ocome 0' er ...
s.:11d Trant."' ho Joined the club last
"'eek "lt''iagoodopportun1t ~ totn
and co me 1n and bu aid a program up
Iv. a., 11.'ad\ for a change Orang\.'
C uunt~ •'alv.a~'>great for softball
hut l°'i.e:lh'3~'i had IOCOmpt"tC
agatn'>t tho\e 11.·am\
·· 1 f thl' girl' Ml'"' tiling to worl..
v.dl do O K ... Trant said ··1 told them
if the) "'ant 10 do that. the) can be
good. I hope "'C l·an ~at the teams "'e
shoo Id beat -\n~ th1ngelSC" 1s e'tra ..
The Pirates arc led b~ sophomore
p1tc!ter J ul1e \\ hctstont' an off-speed
pitcher"' ho J..cep\ the ball down and
rl'laes on defen\t" -\trio ofFoun1a1n
\i alle' H 1gh rcuu11s-second
baseman Sand} R1n'. ce nter fielder
Theresa Whatc and catcher Rob\ n
S"'eene) -"111 be kc~ pla)ef'i. as WI 11
Jody Toomc~ Brenda Va lasque1 and
Kim \1agdakno
0
<\n 1n1e.resting \ldl'l1ght to l 'C I'<,
8-1 ll·nnt'>' 1ctun o' cr 'le' ada-Las
\ l'g.l<. on fan I .fv.as the presence ot
1v.o. outh -\frtlan., . .\ntcater Richard
L uhna·s fathl'r help., v. nti fundra1s-
1ng 111 promoll' hlal k outh -\frKans
1n 1enn1s Richman \t:ihtanga of the
Rdll:l\1\ahlalk nuth .\fncan.
0
l (I '>'-'llrnl·n·~,oJk,ballCoac:h
\t1~l' PuNtt hJ\\a1d v.hata boon 10
h1., ~uJd thl· tough chore ofs1gn1ng
top Orange ( ouot~ talent "'ould be
Last "eel... he madl· a kc' add111on
"'11h 1hn1gningofCorona del Mar
H 1gh ·~Rhonda St hn 11gcr
Thl' 5-8 'i<.'tll'r helped the St-a K angs
to )('lOnd place in the Cl F outh('m
~ll1on 5--\ and a hcnh 1n the stalt:
01\ 1swn I pla~ off, ...,he earned -\II-
( I f.5--\. -\11-0ran~w Count~ and -\11 -
~J \'1c\.\ u.'ague honors
· 1 am' e~·e,c11ed about addanga
'l·t') qual11~ '>tudenrathlcte to the
program:· ~a1t.I Puntz "Rhonda 1<.
tht• mowoccomphshcd seller \.\e·, e
e'er <>tgnet.I. Her c.\penc.nce. leader-
'>hap. 'iUlCe'i'iand hacl..groond <.hould
pro' •<k an 1m med tall' contribution
Ill the tl.'am ··
0
Jim Burke.a 6-2. 2: 1>-pound
ltnl'bacJ..crlrom Woodbridge High.
"111 pla) for Cat State :--;onhndge ne'l:t
season The LT L-\ baseball team
spon'>a tnoofproducts from Orange
Coast College·., J 987<.1a1e pla~ofT
')Cm11inalts11n JHy Ja.mes, Muaie
Adams and Jon Dishon . .\II three
prepped at 'c"'port Harbor H igh
Ocean\' 1cv. H 1gh ·sstandout catcher
ofa ~l~arago. EricChristopllterson ,.,
C\pl'.'t'tl·d 10 mal..e an 1m med1ate
1mpal t heh and the plate for San Diego
State tht<. \C3'ion ... Two-time <\II·
. outh < oast ( onfe~ncr Golden
\\ c'>t < ollegl' product George
Lazalde ha<1 made a swatch from
n•ntcr lil•ld lo 'lhtK1Stop for .\1usa
Pauftl th1..scason
. .
:·Polfsh hockey player barred . .
< .\LC,..\!{) 11-x·na J \Pl -Poland's be$t hoc l..l''
P.f.1,l'r hd~ hc:en lhro~ n out of the\\ inter Olymptc'i and
bJnnt:d from mll'rnJttonal rnmpet111on for 18 months
attn 1n1rng fl<l\IJI\ L for \ll'ro1ds authonatae-s said
• \und.1\ "
The n·\111t of 1tir urine sample fro m Jarosla"'
Light turn.out
at Catalina race
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fl IA.:S'i a light lurnolH .:ind light wcatht'r (or Los
.\ngclc\ Yacht C'lub'$ 6 mile -\round Cat.atina Island
r.kC turda"t . markag the fim of the club's Whatnc}. Lo
\ngck\ Tames and L1t1k Whitney Scrici Of omhore
racn
Onl) ~" boats showed Ui> for International Ofhhott
Ruic (lOR! d:ts ~ck1na the Whllncy Trophy.
Thttt was more-cnthu111ac;m for tht Pnformance
Hand1up Racin.1 Fleet {PHRF) an qucs& of the Times
Tms>n>' •uh 41 boats answmna 1~ stan.i.ns upal.
Tropb\ v.tnn(r1.
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Mora"'tell.t \'a' the h"'t pos1t1,e drug te'>l from the
'opening "l'd of lClmpe11t1on at the Games. h _co'it Poland
t"'o po1nl\ ga1m·d in a' 1ctol") over France and an~ chance
ofmal.1ng lhl· medal round
··The tl·am t·an s11 ll part1c1pate but the~ lose the
pc11n1,:· \1 1lhdl' \ crdaer. the IOC spokeswoman said
Late ~unda}. Jan Ake Edv1nswn. sccreta t) gcnrral
of thl· I ntl·ma11onal Ice Hocke) Federa11on. said
Morav. tel l.1 had hccn l:'lanned from an1ema11onal com-
pc11t1on tor I tS months "''th no prospect for appeal
J he Polish tt'am said u r«'eavcd the suspension ofm
top 'K.orcr "'tth ··surpnSt. rearet and fru5trauon." and 'l31d
Mora"'tl.'cl..1 ma) ha ve! unw1tt1ngly taken stero1d·laccd
rood or dnnt. tn a practice nnk locker room the night
bl'forc he \.\3\ IC"itcd
.. We cx1. lude :.tn) conscious act contnbu11ng 10 this
51tua11on b\ anv member of the Pohsh team." the
stalcmenl sntd. .
. The suspc1UJon wa~ rcconimcnded by the-IOC
Mcdac<lll Comm1<;'i1o n and unanimously adopted b) the
c ecu11,e board. Vcrd1er\31d funht rsanct1ons 1n thccaSt'
'-'Crr a matter for the lntcmauonal Ice Hoc.kc
Fc:dera11on.
be also uad 1t \tollS up to the Pohsh dcttp,1on
)llbcther Mo~w1eck1 rtmaaned wtth the team an the
~lhlctts' Viti. .•
The IOC. an conJuncuon v.1th the federation.
stnppcd Poland of the tYro point 11 ttt'Md in tflc te-am
standanp for a 6-2 \-IC1ory oVCT Fran« last Thunda).
Franet's rttord docs not ch1n1t. 1he IOC saKI.
With the-tYro points taken'"'~· Poland had Just one
Poanl from a 1-1 llt v.1Lh -.t<Scn. 1n which Mora..,.1cck1
tc0ml the ronc pl. The Poln -""' fift.h 1n t~ lll·tr2m
A Pool. ~tth one pme rtmatntl'\lapinJt Finland today.
. ~tatcmcnt re~ by tht IOC said that
Morawteela sated postt1vc For testostm>ftt 1bo'"c
allowable lc,cb 1n unnc sampks t.aken 1ft.er tbt pme ~llh Frantt
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S 1300/mo. Agt. 646-7057 AVAILABLE March 1 18A X-TRA LG 1Br 1Ba. conve-~ 2769 llllllllPll dler. 4 dy wk, Mon· Tues. and work proceHora
Localed on • wide lush over garage carport nient loc $525/mo No ka a...... 2'7 1161110631704 sn/pvl SERVICE CllPllY needed Mature C>,'.#.(1 cw Thurs-Fri. s 100 .,.. In ~u" ~ Part time. Gr••• CLERK LIQUOR STORE ~""~·this expansive slov e lrplc w D petstwat~~~/" Msg ATTRACTIVE. ctean 1wge oles. Prof or Med No Listed In the November 11v e ou1 T~es -Sat ' myCdMtlotM. 720-99e6 .:.~: d~1 ,;,e:;;1 ~~Full Time daya, muat be
R 2 ~BA t>eauty Is up. $750/mo 541·3416 6 1· 1 2Br. 2Ba. new cpts. laun· CM nr 405. HarbOr·Baker 1987 VentU<e Magawie S275/wk Reier req lm.IU.-rell Servlca9 Cant• over 21. cash*. ord*· grd-'~er lo sut,1tt thes .. ~~lon co~ 2BR tBA trp1C gar Daaa Ptiat 2'26 dry, encl gar S750-S775. 494-0802 or 494.4429 as one ot the most profit· 675-3500 R•taurant ()ftlce exp a 752-6761 tng. stocking. clNnlng, .,.. appe r e 1"" • Of -• . •4.92· l699• able companies in the --· lrvfne 85.4-8030 long term tse ok $2300 Gastwtt Pd LOry,grdnr. STUDIO APT WllTIUFFlllLllH USA Hlgh1ncomepoten. LIYl-11 muat!Ableto ~und« RMpabountyofrWlltlwtfl'll---------
mo. Imm.cf occpy poss.-610 Marguerite Opn Sat-Nwly turn $500 p Lndry Saa ta ha 2610 Corner Westclltt a Irvine 11al Over 900 tocallons In CARE for elderly woman, strasa 3 10..hr daya, a mardlendtaa ad In c:laul-It you'r9 loc*lng for • car.
tb l e Doug Herbst Sun 1·4 $975 548-2525 Please call evenings . Corner View Suite operation now Training · Salary Fem pre! Call S7.00/hr. 847-7101 ftact cluelfiadhe9'*"1ofYOU.
790-5000 or 720·3980 Lg light 2BR lBA wl frp1C & * 493-54'.74 • •GRANO OPENING* Ml·l 101 and managemen_i... as· * 722 9631 * ~ ~A.V new modern i..11ct1en • B It L 2tt:llO MODEL OPEN DAILY &lstance E.xcl"s1vi'Terrt· ------Kl:'l'IF'lfa ·I arage & WtO hl\up. aat. IC• -•Gated Commu.nltl *C41111S11it11 1ory CallRandyMarUn at I• •rw;•I 5530 \I'\\ I ~ r I '-I ·11 ~ 1050/mo Agl 673-4062 18A. 28R & 38R One Crlyd/lnJain. , Bs~~5s/ AIC Ample prkg. $475 up 1·800624-7613 or COlleCI 1--·~!!!!!!.'!!~~~~-
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REALTORS "tltl HI "" Beach & Garfield 0 r -T r :--291/l 964-1442 or 857·8965 I Pac1t1c Apts 2201 So . 1001·751 SQ n Moaty O -11 ""
-....---------Pacillc Santa Ana t617 WESTCUFF DRIVE Widow has MONEv for L~s! s~o;,vm3p~~t~~~ Westfield 2~:c~a/,~1~0B~~s7 !~ 75.1-!!_'3_2 _ c55 ·I Nwpt8ch.Agt 541 -5032 TDs• SIOK up No credit
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more' Ouiet Peninsula Pt &.PUTllEllTS bus hours 59 8. 29 8 7 I zfA SUITES FrOO'I 200·5500 mson Assoc 673·73 l l Excit ing n ew Dana CAllllY lflT&lS Large attractive apts 1n a home N•I . st h 1n 6 story h1-r1se MortfllH f D 2911 Pram1er Club has •m·
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28R 184 yd storage no '*SEVERAL LOCATIONS $250 OFF 1 Si MONTH now S365tmo 546-0362 511 space avl 4 osttice5s. 32 2500/mo 10•,~ dis Sec only Monday & Tuesday
pets s900 1~c1 grndrl Wtr 2Bdrm 2Ba $790 Lovely spacious 1 & 2BR · ooean view• 1 9 s/1 $900K Isl TO. UCC-1 & al 10. 12. 2 or 4pm A.sk
527Tuslln Ave. 642-0965 398 w Wilson 631-5583 Apts S670 -$840tmo FIHISllH lllOM __ '* 760· l300• OTC share Public lor ,Beverly at front desk.
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2Ba. yrly Avl Feb 15th l 2Bdrm1Ba $750 10 beach 19132 H l /M l 2711 lrom 519to1032s llor •••• II ... Cll Pl
642-3850 No F.!'tl Bkr 30 1 Avocado 642-9850 Magnoha Ave 964·5567 Ott I Ott I es low as $950 mo Full laHaact•tall ztZI I·~·· a I Hit
OCEAN VIEW Exec 4BR '* LARGE 2 t>d 1 •, ba SUUH MITll service Call 241·5005 * ACClllTlll *
38A lurmsned mO<Jet 1 Bedroom ~~; Beauurur 001tcourse set· Wkly rentals now avail GARDEN Oll1ces in CllRISTIAI RE 0eval<>941' s Account· ~!te;'.~~m~o ~:'.8!~~-~~f ~ ~~son 631-0960 tmg Nr Sch & Hun11noton ~ 14 7 00 wk & up 227 4 TustintPark Center area SlllLES 1ng dept needs payroll &
Harbour S775 846-3193 Nwpl Blvd CM 646-7445 Suites from 500 to 2000 Fii l•llP Computer experience
*II TIE UY* 1 IHHOl APTS " I 1 1 t SL s t tor as low as S775mo person tor our non-smo"-· LOn Ill ta I I o •lrt lull service 2.t 1-5000 Now forming AGES 40-fl N Bch Spae1ous newly rem 3Dd 2 STUTill lT 1170/11 2 blks 10 bch. balcony lrpl 2724 Susan LaVassew up 01scuss1ons. Outings. mg 0 :{'e in 79~~3 ba nu Crpts/Orps Range WITlt HIT llSCllllT S6501mo • utls 960-8671 par lies CALL FOR INFO MA IL YN ·• 1
WMICWV/O hok:uwp 21rgcarpagt~or 2 Swimming pools s· PACIOUS 28 I B 25-35 ri/sml\r Sh( 3Br Opl11 OFFICE & WORKSHOP 841 ·3388 Call evenings . ilPT SEClnHY . • S • S r a close to water in New-Available on the water ask tor GENNA • G 1 'c 1 E 1 oaicony S 1900 yearly Close to chools o hops carport. close to beach. port $300/mo yrly No PENINSULA SHIPYARD row ng iv1 ngineer ng
673-3883 Small pets accep1eo n . Pets S 7 2 5 mo pany animals 650-3253 CALL 673-0085 PSYCHIC READINGS in El & Land Planning Firm. VILLA MARSEILLES •969·9243• I Toro & Mission V1e1o. San se.;i..s e .. perienced gen-PElllllSIU 3101 So Bristol -BA LBOA PENINSULA SMALLolhce space.gross Clemente ADVICE tN era1 olhce secre11ry with
.•3Bi 28a yrly Garage 557-8200 L11aa1 ltack 2641 Pro! non-smkr 10 shr lease East 17th Street ALL MATTERS 472-0808 good tyi>ino & phone
trplc patios 1:rooi mo 2BR 1' 1, BA lrP.,lc paho Lag Sch lBr tBa grt Steps to Sch $450 mo fully improved $350 Ask R CHARDS M 1 skills oe11111 orien1ed Ex· •28r 20~ 1-r -.... lex Andy-613·1827 • IO# Btll 645-J366• · I atlr.et 01-cell!nt beriefns-& WOt"-· .. ...~~ .,.,., gar $660 dep No Pets ocean vw Very priv mer Emp s 40th 1•P4c gara!)e S900·S9i5 280 Avocaeo St w balcony $680 uhl pd DELUXE Newport Crest Small OFFICES rangino lllllYEll$llll ng anvoronment 1n
Soutflern Orange Coun· •:r Send resume to Mr
Fuentes at Robert Bein.
Wilham Frost & Assoc
14725 Allon Parkway.
lrn~ CA 927 18
YILU llEllTALS 548 7510 or 642 5722 A"I now 494-5321 eves Coneo All amenities !tom 150.300 si r in Can· P 27 5
111·4112 2 BR 1 1 BA pv1 patio L1~aa1 81111 2650 Barbara 645•1373 Must see s2oo-S550/mo Old WorlO Rest 7561 · -· I $550 mo · ulll Avail 31 1 nery V111age Great 1oc1 arty· lh Mar lpm· pm
lndry HtU OIW Frplc, -Center HB Call Joe TllE ILIFFS Cllll gar $800/mo No pets EX EPTIONAL 1Br Condo Fem ntsmkr shr 38r CM CUIHY HITllS * 751· 1727 '*
4BR 2 t BA End Unit 388 w Bay 537·6585 spac tight ,upper end hm E·S10e $200 mo . Jll MIT lllC ll5·4101 L t ' r • 2925 l'rplt pv1 patio pool -unit aic poo spa tennis several hrstwl< assist tchr ti taa
rlose to park & Tennis I ••t so COAST ,WA available 3l I No-pets 1n whlchr 645·2357 Co••trcial Pro,erty lCCTS PAYllU
Crvo.No pets 644-5 771 2Br 1 Ba shr gar w/d avl Nsmkr $700 644·8059 ~ 2771 F tT Payroll bank reqs and ~ . S750mo 549-3946• -FEM to shr Apt Unlurn BO fQUND ADS C o1a11y remodeled 3BRI . -Newport ltack 2669 $332 50 & '• u111s Smok·'"c"".2~w .. a-r-eh_ou_se_o_r_b_u_s_1-g<?nerat acctg tasks Pt
2BA sngl sty beauty •S a * * 18drm 1811 walk-in 1ng OK Before 2pm can ness. 900 SQ It near e•p a must• Salary! de-
barga1n at S1650tmo closet qu1e1 & clean 646-9784 alter 3pn"I CostaMesa CIVlcCenter AREfR[[ pend i no on e•P
Cl,,IOren 4 pets Cllt Short S535 mo lmmed occpy .... l ..... 11"1 546-0143 Costa Mesa 546-0941 619 726-8100 545·6256
Or tono term se poss ~ev1n 851·0424 unm 2lln c II l d O *""'?Ill IUPI* M F non smkr to shr 2Br a ' rnme occp.,. oug ME•• ,llES 2B •• v d STiil( Ill IFFICE ' • Herbst 760 5000 or ** -** Beau11tu1 1Bd•m on wete• a apt •n .... esa ere
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a!-4r10 MERP1MAC WAY .... • .. rl_•_e_a_t_s ____ * r(pdeco•al"U e wsh. 2Bdrm Studio 1 'tBa. That's ALL you pay 1or Cltil• Care lact•e Tax PAINTER NEEDS WORK!
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Your JODIE Rel s available * Main Serv Wkly/month/ VESCO PAINTING ANO Sc·a·~ ,..~ t "8"' 2Bdrm Service 0Hectory I 650-6278 * 11 lime Free est 24 1· 1640 WALLPAPE RING Quality
• •Bil !-140 Ak J11ls pd 2.BR \BA North N 8 up-Repl'esentalive "' ,, ~ 11 1 So•r, no pets s1a1rs. , block from •• 2 •321 l lO '*PROF HSl:CLEANING TREES wor~ Free Est 968-2409
• .,..,0 1,A LACE ocean $900/mo Call • tit, •Attention To Detail• Topped/remove Cleanup Pa,etillf
f,4 <>'3" 542_4905 Mon.Fri 9-5 759·4175 Reliable Leslie 241·8829 nu lawnl sprinklr 75 1 34 76 1-~'!!'W'..,....,.._ •• _.,._
PllLIC llTICE , • FARTHING INiERIORS •21Hl ll00• The Call! Pubhc Ut1h11e-slC01l1trachoa TREE Trim Top Shape HANGING 'STRIPPING MMl..:llGll-ft.AU Frig, dishwasher stove Commission REQUIRES A lail•i•t Stump Palms Cleanups VISA MC 673-1512 ~ QU 1nc1. No pets 545-4855 that all used hOu&ehold -DOES Hauhng Mike 64 1·0512 Ip) I /I ·
-goods movers pr1n1 the11 EXP DRAFTSMAN G II er -tplU APA~TMHTS * 1•• SIOO• p u c Cal T number PLANS ONL y T04 C004E :~'j~:r;~~ c::r~e;::i1 Int El(1 oatch plastertno.
St ' • <; .•ean large Frig. dishwasher stove hmo s & cnavlleu• s pr.n1 Call Bill am pm 5 8-98 1 Free Est ~31-2507 custom textucmg quahry
G 1•j1>• .J~ ls Beau11fully incl No pe1S 545-4855 the11 TCP number ,,.. all Doers -work "'Problems-No Prob-
• js 11rl'd grounds 2 story 3Br lBa garage advertisements I t Ou GAAOENING-CLEA..._fl\.. UP lems• 326864 554-7831
:>,..r \ so.t oa110, decks nnr Hoag Hosp S925 have a QuP5t>on abou1 EXPERT INSTALLATIONS Mow-eoge-tree wcifk-lulf -~•·l,t , t arpor• Sorry .,.2_4117* the 199a111., 01 a mover u c .:-477446 bOnded Call ma1n1 Reas 665-5288 Pli•lltiat c;. • ,.,5 hmo or cnaulle1.1r Call lor price Paul 548-88~ ___ ,._ ..... ___ _
•SEJEAALLOCATIONS 3BR 2BA 1 h<>Yse 10 Put>ttc u11111es Com·IEltctrical L!JalStmctl 241uH•tJl.1110
• Aedror,.,... S660 beach Yrly s 1300/mo m1ss1on 714·558-4151 eiLL PROBLEMS? HiA TING. PLUMBING A~-~,, .... ·a·:;,.:..-c~' ·~ • .<>'iO v~nguaro 540·9626 :,..v21•38~~ ~:r N~ ~:e ch DEIAll ELECTRIC ~:~:~r .;:~!s Stop Fore-EXPERT Service & Repair
...... ~.... _.... Act81tii al CtiU111 License Contr 645-3656 BTS 34 yrs e•p 18 yrs In area. l•.u a:':~"t,J' • 1eachelo• S550 DISCHARGE OLD OE Lie 409035 964•8919 ·~~ ~ f' iA \ 1 Bedro ni $6.45 UY YIEWI AEBLOWN OR PAIITTEO ELECTRICIAN Free ast E11p Bankruptcy Attorney __
;}, ~ 2Bd•m • .ea $750 BEAUT 28r 2eac d Drywall-Pa1cntng· Texture S25hr •487892 (7 14) 875-6822 Initial I M J/•..a•l..i -...•~:.1:' • . ,_'I 2Bd•m :?Ba $850 block 10 bay. 2 c~ :ar) Lic=288597 631-9295 957·8018Greg979·6278 consu11a11on no charge •• ,,.. utal ~~_..:::( '"'I>. -825 Ce,, It>• St 642-1424 W/O h~-up, open beam A,.liaace le,.b Ftactl H"IH I llW IMfl ~ ceiling. bale St 195tmo I · ll • ••M•i All type• Ltc 493-4446
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131 E 18th St 646-6818 TSL M MT • l CUSTOM INSTALLATION wood teflces 631-5347 large tobt FrM est. Reis Comm I Re11d I Let our
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move.-in As low as WOI 210 Grant • .,.,.,..kee,,,.ng Servlc• " Hou rapatrt, pelnt, Quick & Caretu1 T 131'04& Ex1erl0f aiding 91(P9'1ara·
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The Dilly PUot ...
MOTOR ROUTES
AVAILABLE IN ~LL OUR
DEUVERY AREAS
EARii t IS0.00-600.00 ,., ......
Delivering the Dail y Pilot. Hours are
approximately 1 :30 PM-5:30 PM Mon-
day to·Friday, and 3 AM-7 AM Saturday
& Sunday. Reliable car or truck. proof
of insurance and OMV print-out re-
quired. Call 642-4321 ext. 202 for ap-
pointment or apply in person at The
Daily Pilot, 330 W. Bay St., Costa Mesa.
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GENERAL Off1CE TM Or ... COMt Deily General ofttc. peraon Pl•e We wil bullet • JOHN WAYNE TENNIS Mi-1117 *
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Genefal W• ~ en ttc.llenl Ou 1----------The Otano-Coeat Delly ben•tltt package ._1111111 , ' )'Ufl .i11lec1TMCl'l9n a.cl• wt tremes Queen UU. la11 I• EW 11 ~~ ~?". ---~ Pilot Is loolltng tor top PUTI.. . ,._ and aids with IPP'os:>riete S120 & 2 lon.g twins MS Good cond South 1 ....,..,,,.........., -.... quellty Menegera w.Mlng .12.21/Hour • ....,...tec1: Ffont 0.-Aec:leptlonllt education and ••· ea.. crlb 175 rattan ..ii E d Dec wes Best 8uv we'I beet It.
to WOtk h.,d managing Paste-uc> '*"°"With one (11•) la-021 elt wlconatructlon ofc bad!· P•flence $hOUld IUbmtt • unit '200. t-. coftee "'~:'~~ Hano-675-9487 GUAAAHTEEOI
yOYth and adult c.rrfera ol th• lollowlng •d· Ml• .. TNf 110round L1111ght t-ypong resume to ZIGGUART teb69S200. ~table S6S Eartntones• v~ ~ ..,......_ elM:Wll _._ -· 1 Ill Im& We ofter an excel'-nt Oltlonal 1111111: cem· 5 wpm, Ing, 1ome CHILO DEVELOPMENT and "'°'9 4......... I .,., 7n .1301 Sue • • .... ._. .,.... 1oo1 QUAIL ST, H B
b... Ulery plua over era/ltrlpplno or t~ btlllpg knowtedge Salary CENTER p 0 Be• 1772 P«tect condition
S300 oo In bonuMI avell· Mtur191maril-up. Mult ---' comm wle•p ltl.,.383 Lagv"• Niguel 92677 ~ URGENT MOVtHG SALE L 1 n d a R on 1 t ad t 675-9487 lU·Jlll llMW
able every monlll gen. be llllM!lnQ to wort! night9 -· rm9l RESTAURANT more 1ntormatlon • catl Blue IOf• ..c'I. Wnotic tockel5 Irvine Meadows 'rJJ
tfOlll gaa and ph0ne at-& ..-enctL Ablllty to do Now accepting apph-MOiiy or OavtO ~258 lacquer bdrm aet. Fr Cntr St~ Orcll 3120 s•erlln
lowancies and the ~ qu.,.ty WOtlt under the 111 W ... It. cations ~ alt P<*ttOns ptO'I din aulte, tnnl sota S75 u 857. 1~9 tv mesa tl 11
l>Of'tUNty tor ad.,~ preuure of deedll,,.. ........... IA--APC>IY In pereon Tues-Fri Tetemarl\ettng & "'9et: cttelry wl rOlll'*d M,ni. 1adcet IQ ltnr C1'lf <. • 1)~? BM rnent Ells-~ 11 ....,..tlel. __,. ._. btwn 3.5 . .A1111y Pellean Inlay col tbl Mt, btaas & w ottomari antq upnglll \~
Stloutd ~ jOln our teem Newspaper ••P«lence MAJNTENANCE PfT 2735 W Coul Hwy, NB a a Ma Niil glaMS~bl .,. ... 7 .. ·~~ P an o c t11 Id re " s A . 01\
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• Full Medical CO'<lef""' IYlne Of come In and NI mm •vtlma Hostess/Cast11et DAYBED. wMe Iron won I llHZt!f studeot desk, IEST IUL
'Dental Plan -..-out an epptlcatlon 11 •142·3030• needed for the Newp0r1 Pl~•lll CLll trundlelmMtr .... eye191 Outef' Anne style~
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i::llft£ I Oyst., Bat & Grill Apply • ..-r. "*"· dust r11ltle antq 51udent ~ antq • ._ ___ ..... __ l•I •••• ·c~-r'u'X.::i'•r 90d1ysl -.... M.cr1an1cs helper. own In Peraon a1 2100 Has immediate openings S250 "'4-5&25 potty c11a1r 67>7256 •.:i~--1!>'0 JAMBOREE AOAO
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EAtended Servloa Hours
7 1 m -10p m Mon-Fri
·401 K Plan -J tools, Ford !IU trvdt re-W Ooeantront. NB tor Sales and Mllflteting GIRL'S wntte 6 drewef 1 HSTA.NAIT flllPT
(Ellgiblllty alter lyrJ 1J1 W • .., St. pair. =ac:Gr~MYachts •-•• _. • promotion Monday thN dr...., with mtrror •nd I SELLING EVERflHING11 DulfleJd Soilyouthlnk~'vegol •-&..--.. ••in-1631 acent• _,_....,. Friday 9am-5pm. no nigh tstand S•S CALL St0-8682
whal It IPH. call Beth at _.,. __, -•• ...... &llllTU'T COLLEGE STUDENTS wee~s Eam up to S36-3645 --.. -• -
642-021 ext 205 Or GET PAID lor reading PfT Mon-Tuee & Thurs •It.II st.1iltc• S 1s1M Apply 1n person -----. Sacrthce designer sole ~e
send r~me to. b<><*al S 100,00 per title. C.M. WNI treln 54g. 7779 PIT. FIT. Flex hra. t'lo t•P only Monday and Tues-G LA 8 MAN. S 00WN1 1011esea1 ottwhite cotton
Write PASE· 2591, 161 S nee Call 11·2 5• 1·6796 day 5 30 to 7.30pm Allt BEIGE SOFA l CHAIR 8 ea u 11 I u I s 11 ape ..., Piil LI _._ N L • tor Beverly at Front Oestl w/OTiOMAN. lo new ~$4001080 •9~-2009. nc., ... wey, A11ror1, I .RETAIL SALES . •"50 •7 .. 4"""9 )
60S..1___. _____ FfT generel omc. dutla. Educaoonal Suppty·Store le •HH .... ...... -· " .,... ~ SOFA. iO,,.,..t c;helr . ot·
HIRINGI ~t jOb• Busy medical lab Sal Only lOam-5pm 211JIP.tiLMlera, GLASS table t op toman ~usecs,earth-
1• W • .., It. yo11r area. S 15,000-P\Maant WOtklng con-557·3660 .... Petet •• wl~ edOM a•• tones Scotchgaroed lestl ..... U 12111 SH.000 Call (6021 dltlona. Cell In AM ' -.. 111-1111 S2~ 969-8215
............. 838-M85ext398 640-0140 RI TeleOnoneSales •Vl•IALE* Hf"'S -
Im /MSTISS llDIUl IFC RI 1th gener., i>r-=11oe ••P llEDY1 .. 11111-
Designers Builders
of Luxury
Elednc Boats
2806 Lafayette
1n Newpon
111-1411
CREVIER
6.9 ~.P.a . .\pc>llcaints musl ha'l9 re-A-~ In ·....,...,._ IOf phone triage Fast\ ISi 1m1 ••ft•R1u1 Watet~S. furn, pool •t liable car. proof 01 In-l'Y'7 ........ ~. FIT. excell•nt salary. •"'4·7&48• ....... ·1at>te ano mot•' Mon·f'" ND.•AP surance, OMV print-out .... 1mmect openlno Front Earn up to 11• SPM Scott 751-7607 Paid $33&1 1aiJ .... 7114 on ~lfott«"d modt"ls
and'lalld Caltlornia Orlv· 151 Newport Center Of and .back ofc up'd IAllm* $1000 /WI SELL FORS100 ttS Lt0e0se FUhlOn ISland 641·S<M• tor 1nterMW lln •&I LlftlUT GOOD CONDITION• tA3 tt;C G~ fr 1 S , ....... ........
OfWERS cross cOYntry, letel llDIUl llSTllCTll Be at bUcl'I by noon .. lli-1121 • . ~n v~ ~:"~ ~
No e1'P nee. CA lie req'd Major Orange Co111\ty IE~9TIAmlST 01 WMllandt 642-4786 •E·Z Houts QUEEN SIZE MA Ti RESS & PiHet .. ...., 722-6707 Bllr
MacGregor Yacllts 1631 Hotel nMdl enlhYSIMtic, 9U'"llWll ••SAILING CLUB *No Neghts/Wknds & BOX. Q UILT ED hlc&IC~ ------
Ptacentta. c M * Nit starttt to t>nno new Busy phones, Hl*'tenee s PT office htlp • S7 /Hr tr••llln.!I + comm BAA NO NEW' S 155 1 Pvt1,,,..n ana 1 Owr-llif1/lecb/Ster1tt
---energy to our ~al only Fashion Island Clet1caJ1saihno ••P 1 •Casual tun atmosohtfe Call 146-4293 I n1ghler Lille New• tm
lllYlll M11kehng Oepertrnent •&«-764.8• pk.is Celt 675-? 100 COSTA MESA S.6-6919 Queen 11ze waterbed m•r· •••a-.. ........ , •IY WWWI Ia
FfT PI T positions avail PrlOf lalM °' PR H · -G •&• ._ ..._. ••---Musi have reliable Ye-pe<lence a plus But will ... LS llEIEI SIOK PER YEAR LA UNA HILLS 582-36C7 ror.d hdbd. frame liner '* ........
tucle & CLEAN driving r• train 1ndlvldual wfth right 2 \•t attonal Wholesale Jew. SAN CLEM 361•1571 mattress hMte< S 175 lllT SUPS* ·cord S2~-$350 per wt( allltude and personathy ( 11,. 1-JW erly Co needs REP for -TEMPORARY ANO 721--0873 betOfe 8PM WANTED ll~'re rnovmg 0. Anu Bayside Village
Cllt S.3-9759 Start at S1•.000 PLUS R I 3 11 h"ft local •r•• No direct TEMP TO PERM Rectyner chelf.S50 Comp 1 l\eed 3 rooms°' good 300 E Coasl Hwy Newpt -._.. w•mwwt ~lots Apply In person • • • $ I sales. wttolesate only POSITIONS AVAILABLE St.,o Mt wl • sptls & used lurn.ture tor my 1 Ben Call M·F 9.,,,_.pm
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HEP .. ER -·~ 10•5 W Katalla =350, RefietlCl'lefge NurM (713·782· \881) •0Reeeptt0n1sts stand $20 sma.11 4 drwr :o~~OOfld~u~UC:: (7141673-1331
1 . HOURI (Valeflc:ll Bank 8ldo I LVI 3-11 •• SILES n I PT .·T~'ts dress« s tO 549·8645 c p 0 --Weges plus mileage • ups Orange. 92667 r ,.,.~ same all or wnte 33" o"*"°'• moonno full Full or PIT 18 or ovtt FuH & Part lime /Hr •97•2282 I.Aura •Secret.,_ ROLL TOP DESK . Wlll'IUI, Box 956 Balboa, 92~1 o,,_h.au.leO Make otfe<
wt111 2 years good drlvlno HOTEL l l l f /T _ _ _ _ •Data Entry Oper-atOfs designer quality a Int or 675-0660 Owntw 6 19-564-3n8
record. and ins on auto • ltll S11e1 Mature person •WOfd Proc:essors c:onditton S295 Yamaha 50 1986 J60 m1 DOCK FOR RENT
675·5566 or 722-8'48 NEWPORTER For medications & tr .. t· needed PIT in CdM Plant •Accounllno Cleft!• CALL 720-0225 Like New S.~ ano QOI.. Newport lstand arH
DRIVER merit Well staffed 80 ~ and Gtlt lhOP Fn-Slt· llllSTll.. SLEEPER Sota. Coll" oric 11ovt 2 Ovet\S S 100 Power only Evenings RESORT S N_f Apply· Sun 9am-• 30pm Exp •-IH-table & end table $85 le< 0 80 963-2764 786-9685
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1500 Auto Mall Dr.
Santa Ana
5 Frwy at Edinger
IPll l IAYS
WUl•SI .. _ .... h :ii-,__ prel knowledge OI plants -.,_ II J «~c.3•93 ---FfT $5 50 hr bnng OMV ...ul ,..__..., llelptut Call Doro1hy • ._.... a .,...,,. 0 ~ -.Mll PRIVATE BOAT SU P
printout Apply In person A 26-ecr• bayside re50f1 111 C11ter St c.• Monday-Frta1y 8-4 .. hW ...... _ Slfl IBM °i:AmP comou; SLOE TIE 30 mu motor·!•-------·
It 760 No Eckhoff Or· has the IOllOwlng pea-•SAa-5585• _,. l'ltgl'I qual ,_ Used sud •net screen. ()fini.. SC:. bOat. $200/mo 650-7737 ACUM
ange Ask tor Rodney 1tt0ns open SllllTUT •PIW ,....._ S 000 • T r ..o-:• ~ .. , !NO OF ORANGEWOOD) •FRONT OFC AGENTS -•-•-S 16,500 annually Busy 18AOO Von Karmen -appeci. wcnll 1 ware. adaptor carrying raatf'dltMe •LINE COOKS --~·-_, IHC: needs motivatecl Ste 130, lnnne , ... 4-2974 sac S250 (21311562-6588 cue S 1800 992-5796 ---I ~5. ~ HJ't<i' S1w l .
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dte1MEACEDES
(213171•)137·2333
5 Frwy neer a.qi 8t¥d
In &MINI Pat'it
PORSCHE 1tn 911SC
int condition. 67 ,000
m ilts M UST SELLI s 16,000 080 993-1883
PORSOHE '78 9 l2E
eo11an. alt. 5 IQd loc:at
garaged cialak;, $121<
641-1264 or 642-9666
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to appreciate, S 11.995.
646-5568 Hm/721-0856
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5'8-9100
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COSTA MESA
ORO PtNTO ·78 station
Wll90" good cond11t()fl
S700 Of t>est otte.-Call
7St-0656 ASk IOf ~1na
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COOL HOURS! •F~OSERVERS 1=~: :':Op,:,~ maturesec;retary type60 100',FREEtoApohc:ant •iKellut.eU MIS liczcles ·~•ctcles/ Mll ~-: ... '\\,-...,.
HOT Ply •NIG~~ ·~~~RS but w1tra1n N-port ;~:d wo;:,,.r;:cc::::; "8.A~ •AMERICAN lndien Items 1 ~ i;c;;; NllNll1 10: ... tn \:
•GARDE MANGER Beach 64A·7050 Call Cindy ~971 ~ w.,,tecl11 rugs. ballets. SPd 1·2• 1nc:n Beach A te '-~' ~~"°"'!!'---'~..._ ...
hnl •tel2111Hr •HOSTEss1cA~H1ER PlllTllS SECmllY OFRCE ~CMD ~:;r:;':,~a ~.,~~~a~ dtl•;t",w.~.;1so ACURA . ~=:.a:::=,, ....... .... ·~;~s~ E c ERK Ecoerienceo onlyt to _ ~ ~ ,__ ....,_91Jtoll'~°'
Call Jay 722-1823 • N L L $15/Hr Paint on true"• ,.., Plllll RestautWllS __ _ Part Time .. fllm ~ •PBX OPERATORS anct buses Previous••· For Automotive ahop llll's llTCIEI
la & Up ..... n 111U\ •2500. perience on aircraft help.-20-25 pret.fred Hours is now ....,.....,. IOt luncll -.,,.,,... lul Also nMd two help. 7 30-5 00pm M·f 196 E ·-"-v d11ty Pan-time photo PleaM apply in person .,, Company widino to 161,. St Costa Mesa route saa.s Must nave modeling NOUpefieflCle Mon-Fn 9·2. Personnel own car PIT Mon lhru
No lee World T alenl Dept . t 107 Jamboree ~~:, =h~••t• hire SlmTUY FIT Fri Tatle N>m4t S.O to
Agtril·LIQensedlbonded Rd Newport Beach ECll 'II llEICY W I Steno/Typing eap S60 deity
• (8181986-016 * l1S1••-E Cle_.. • Gr .. t toe New Shipyard llMlU ......, fa C-aH 6TJ..0035 IOI' appt , IT uoanuw. Pan time. phonea, Illa. NTHI.... --Restaurant
pos111on In Newport Ill• type, up req'd Fulf.Tlme.expprel'd Ben· Secretery Growing lmP<?" lllER
Beach Call 721-8332 S6 50/nr •642·2523• ellts S.8-4511 firm too1t1no lor MC ty
BE YOUR OWN BO
GUARA~TEED
1400 PER WEEK
WITH POTENTIAL TO 1000 PER WEEK
LARGE INSURED VEHICLE REQUIRED
WORK IN YOUR OWN
NEIGBORHOOO
LOTS OF Of'PORTUNfTY TO
GROW WITH US!
NO INVESTMENT REQUIRED
with Hc.ltefll IYP•"O and Ellpe<ten<led 6am to 2 30 PICTlll FIAllO correspondence skills pm Monday thru Friday
Experienced FI T Call Developm ent and Wiii pr.epare cookies.
Mon-Fn 9.5 979-2787 atchltecturll t>ackground m11lflns and cakes s.lary
PLANTSCAPE FT lntttlor P,..fefred 2• 1~2 comensurate with H ·
plant maintenance tech· Secretary perienc.
nielan Company vehicle Our Fountain Valley tact11ty llll'S llTCIEI
prov 5•5·6256 has an immed OC*ling 979-0747
that requires 1 mtrmmum 1121 SlaHlll WIJ Plllllfm a.DI 3 yrs recent H C·
FIT. ¥-F 7:30-4·00 retarlllladm1nlstratt'la IMtl a.a.IA
exp MC S5/HR AP9fy ISSIStanc• HP«lenc:e ..... TIPI Good 1)1>lng Piiis and
729 Farad St . c M comp11terl word pro·
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ELDER/ALUMINU M/
STAINLESS Awty 7am
MllCGregOf Yellts. 1631
F>tecentia. CM
PT SECRET ARY 24 llrs spec. e•perlenee man·
wit Good "'ills req $7/tv dllory Interviews by wnJll/US
Marden School CM • 8')pl oNy P1eiaM call AP(>ly 7am MaeGregOf
645-0294 * Mrs GOiden $pace Vee-Yctlts 1631 Placentia CM IUl man am ,Of Cori> a 18·99&-16045 _
Too producing Agt ...,_, __ EOE MIF/'1 •trda•afiM
strong aggr....W s>er· Umin lfFW u tonal secretary RMI E .. PAYDAY EVERY FRIDAY btifHI 1111
.tat• exp p<ef'd Salary • (71•1 774-3737 M:iflooE VICton.n "'
bonuMS Send resume to cn11rs tufted bacil ,,.._
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17th St Ste• 117. Costa Growing boating firm t>rocade S250M 64S-OM3 ~~~~~=========~~u~Mes=sa:~g~26~2~7---...:;.1 seeks reap person w/. )l ·-11 'ii -ottc. computer. type & nff ... ctt
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MOa may be In per.on°'~ Probele Code ot c.Mom1a. 1ss.-tl24. Oio¥11Mlno OUrMI, •11 ..... ..._County Cler1l ot Or, enge County on Fefw'*Y ~ t2tl1 Thia ~alneea la oon-Thia ~alneea la con-Oall F. Urton
y0ur attorMy The time tar fllftg daime wll 3. The ~ ot FonMn Alie., "· .......,,. .,. County on F*'*Y t5, 1911 .. _. bualnlla la con.-~ bV: an~ I Thia IC~ -Ned
'F YOU ARE A CREDllOR not .... j)flor to '°"' Contrtietor'a 1ic.n.. re-leac:fl, .... .,,.,_ 09r41 t•. 1111 ,_ ~ by: ....... part• Alica c. ""' ~ bV: • Qllf!Wal part-wtth ... County '*"' OS °'' °' • contingent credl10t ot montha frOtfl Ille date of tM qulfed In..._ perfofmence of Thia ~....._ le con-m1111 Pl.ltlllef\ed Or1ng9 Coaat ~ Thia .......,.,,, ... Ned ,_Scon P Glblon enge County on F*'*Y I ,
"" decHHd. ~ ll'IU$t lite hWino notice SlbOve. M Contr.:t la a C... ducted bV: an lftdMdual P\ltlllaNd Orange Cout Delly Ptle4 ~ 22 21 Toni ......_ wltft 1"' County Cler1l of Or·I · tNI yea,, delm wtth the cour1 or YOU MAY fXAMtNf the 4. Purawant to 1111 G6o~ Dwll Dally Hot FebNery 22 21 "'-'di 7. 14, ,.. ' ' TNa ICetemer:t -Ned Mee ~ °" FWniaty wlttl~ ~&::-of":::' niw. ~1 H to ttll peraonel "'9 kept by IN court."'°" prcMaloN ot Section 1773 Thia atatarMftt ... tied Maret\ 7, 14, ,... ' ' -M-217 wlttl ~~a.ti of Or-1•. 1-. ""9 ,._.-,,on........__ t Pl.lbllehed Or ... Collr1 r.,._,1.,iv. llP9C)lnfed ~ .,. a 1*90n ln-...ed In ot the Labor Code ct IN wlttl tM County a.tl OS Or· .,_211 M9I .._.ty on F*'-Y "11111 1 .. .,,._ .. , ,_.._, ' Delly Plot f*'*Y ti, 22,
the cour1 wttllln four montM the wtate, )'OU tfWf ..,.._. State of CaHt~nla, tlte ""9 County on f*'-Y I . -P\aJC MJTIC( M. 1tU PubllaNd Or1ng9 Ca.t 1 ~ n . Merdl 7. 1tll
lrem IN d•I• ol Int is-upontt11111K\lt0t0t~ lloard of 5upei111aG1a w 1MI Ml.IC NOTICE nn. ~Plot f*'*Y 22. 29, M-254 ll*IClofletten•prcwtded lelrator. or upon ttll et· obt81nedtNl'f*ll~ ,._ fltCTntOUe • 11•• Publlltled Orange Collr1 Maret\ 7. 14, ttll PutlllNd 0r.,.. eoeat, ________ _
an Section 100 of the 1omey lor 111e 1111CU10t or 1ng rete of.t* dlenl ...,_ PublllMd Orenge ea.t ..CTmOUl WN --.nan 1 n Dally Piiot F*'*Y 22. n . M-215 ~~ i~ 15• 22• "8.IC NOTICt
Pfoobat• Code of Callfoml&. edmlnlstrator, Md Ille wttt\ .,_, !fie Pf*ll pr9¥lllllng Dally Plot FWniaty 15, ti, MAim ITATDmNT The fo1owtr19 peraona MerCfl 7. 14, 1.., M-"M • • M 265 ----'--.-..-----
Tiie time 1or N1ng c1a1ma w111 "" court with proof ot ... rm tar hOllder and owrttme 21t. M.ai 7, ,.., TM to1ow1ng per.ona ara doing ~ ea: & "8JC NOTICE • ncnnout .u11•M
not el(plr• prior to tour lllce. •written requeat Met· WOfll In tMa loclllty 1or each M-293 doing~•: ADVISORY TV A "8JC NOTICE MAim ITAW
monlfl1 from Ille dtte of the Ing lhet you deelre tplClel ~. c:Maelftcatlon 0t type 1 OAUFOAHIA HAWAIIAN. RADIO LAA Of AMERICA, P\llJC llJTICE ACtmOUI .,._.. The to10wW1g Pl'ION ere
MW1nQ notice 1t>ove. notice ol the ~ in. ot WOftlmen needed to ••, MUC NOTICE 2221 8. Standard Ave.. 3975 J llirct: St.. Newport MAim 8TAW ACTmOUI WM dOlno buaiMla •:
YOU MAY EXAMINE Ille l/ll'lloryandllPC)t tot ecue.1heoonlraalromttla _... SantaAN,Callf.92707 8Mct:.Cllll.92tl0 ACTITIOU8MWl8 Thetolowlngpenon•ar•MMmlTAW ROWLAND HEIGHTS
fie kepi by Ille 00\lfl II you •tale ..... or of tne pet!-Dltector ot the Department nc,,,_ ~II Aon Mad! Emmitt. 2240 Padl-Cetl. Callforni., 80 MAim ITATDmln' dolnQ ~ M: The 1o1ow1ng Pl'90fl8 ere PARTNERS, tMt Newport
.,.. • penon lnt-1ed In llonaoraccountamentloned of lnduatrlal Relatlona. 'MAmlT•mW1T Tuatlft. N-port BHch. Eaate "4MI. IN!ne. Callf. Thetollowingperaonaare Sf"AMPINOSCIENTl,.ICS.ldolnQ~ae: A_,., Sulte,250, Tllltin,
the Mtate. ~ may MNI In Section l200 and 1200.5 of Theea ,.._ere on Ille with The fOlowtnO peraona -Cellf. l2tl0 92114 dolno ~ M : 2701 BS. SI.an 81., Santa• REMAR ENTERPRISES, c.llf. t2tlO ~IN exaoutoror lldmln-the C.iltorn6a PTOO.teCode. the Clettl ot the Boerd ot dolno ~ aa: TNe bualneat la con-Nldl P. Hatzoglu, 10 AIJ AEVOIA, 1591 Su-Ana. c.lf t2704 toe V8n ..._ Cour1 Colla Thomae E. Tudl• 13191
latrator. or upon ttll II• ....., A.. --. ..... ~ .. Cop6ea may be R08ERTS LANDSCAPE~. bV:.,, lndMdual Oorloo Urie, 8ec:IM:ue. N.J . perior A119. Sult• a. Coat• AicNrdT. H4Wly, 18Alba ...... c.llf. t212t • Newport Avenue,.,;.. 250.
lomey tor the IJllCUt()f or Cftat, °""""" ....... a ~ .. coec .. ttla ofllca GAAOENINO, 2325 Ofange Aon .... Emmett 07°'4 ....... c.llf. t2t27 &M. ln!lne, Cetlf. *2720 I ........ Nlcflc*, toe Vari Tuatln. Cellf. 12tl0 admffll9tfalor. Ind Illa wltll -., A...,_,. tar ,.._ o1 GSA/f..._ & AMI A~ .• Coata ...... Calif. Thia atetement WM Ned Thia bualneaa 19 CCIII-Albert John Vega. 3e4t B I Chen Wang 2208 S .... Cour1 Colla Meaa. Wllllam E. Gerwin t3111
the cCIUf1 wtttl Pfoof of-· ...._, ... 0 ...... ...._ Property. 92$27 w1ttl IN County Clertl of Or· ducted by. a glNfW pert. Soutfl Brtatol •307. Sante W•boro Ave.. ·Alhambf.: Ce11f t2t2f' Newport Avenue,~ 290.
llicia. 1 writlen r~t atat-~CA Mm 5. Eectt ~ ""'91 tub-AoCler1 H~ L1119r. 2325 ... County Otl FMINary nwalllp Ana. Cellf.12704 c.Mf. ttto3 , Thia bualNM la con-Tuatln. Clllf. t2tlO
Ing lhal you daelt• llC)edal Publlahed Orenge Co.st mlt'""" Illa bid a ...W.C· ~~ Alie,, Colla Meea. t1, 1911 SNtwom Voeougtt, ~ Thia bualMM la con-Thia bualriee• I• con-, ducted bV:.,, lndMdual Robert E. Rippe, 13111
noboe of Ille fMlng of an In· Diiiy Pltot February 2'2. 23. tory Cf** C*tffled ~·· , ........ 92t27 fl?U. dent dwcted by:.,,~ dwcted by. • general pan-Helen NlctlOla Newport Avenue. Sult• 250. ¥entory Md 9PP'~t of 29. t988 IOOtllitl6e batlll or a bktder'a Thia bualn... la con-PubMahed Ofenge Coeat n. atatemertt ... llled Alben John Vega · neraNp Thia atatement wea fled Tuatln, Clllf. t2tlO
•tat• ....,, or of Ille peel-MT2M bond rn9de ~ to ... ducted by. .,, Ind~ Dally Piiot Febn.tary 22. 29. Oltth the County aani ot Or-Thl9 •t.......,t ... ,..., Alclwd T. H4Wly with Ille County Cterl! of Or-Thi• bualneea la con-
tlon• or aocounta mentioned order of ttla County of Of· Robert H. L...,., Mereh 1• 14· ttee enoe County on FebNery 5, with ttla County a.ti ot Or, Thia atatement wu rited ange County on February 5, ducted by. 1 general part·
In Section 1200 _, t200.5 of Mt.IC NOTIC( ange In an amount noc .... Thia statement wee fled M-270 1988 , ange County on Februswy wltti tne County Cterl! of Or· t9M narlhlp tM C~PTobateCode lh8n!lwpercentotttleaum wllhllleCountya.tl ot Or-1 Pl1M1I 11, ttll ange ,County on Februaty ,,,... WllllamE.GanWI
IK>GUlllOM, ,,..... '1CTmOUa ~.. bid u • ~anlM INt ttla tnOI County on FMINary 5. rtllJC NOTICE I Pl.lbltahed Orange Coeat · "1119 18, 1Ma Publiehed Or Coeat Tt)le ttelement wea fled I llOOM, MC~ Attenlep MAm STATDmlff bidder wit! 8nler Into IN 1918 Delly Piiot FebNery 15. 22, Publlahed Orenge C0Mt "711741 Dally Piiot F~ 15 22 w1tt1 IN County C1ert1 ot Or·
..,,, ... ar.-1. ...... Tiie following pereone are propoaed contrect If the ,,,..,, LaGAl teOTICa , 29. Mardi 7. 1981 Dally Piiot February 22. 29, Pvblllfled Orenge eoeat129, M•dl 1. ttea · · enge County on FMINary 5,
..... 9ho&. ........ lee dol!IQ bustneM U -·-Old hlrrl In tM Publlahed Ofange Cout NOTICE IS HEREBY M-252 Mardi 7, 14, 1981 Dally Piiot Februery 22, 29, M·24t 19ae ~CA_..,_ l•IOYNASTAR (b)WEST ~of 191Ma to enter Into I.Jelly Pilot February 15, 22. GIVEN THAT THE POLICEI M-271 Merct: 7. 14, 1NI I __ .,. ..,,._ P11'lm PVbbhed Orange Coast STAR TRADING CO . 4911 IUCh contrect. Ille Pfocaeda 29, Mardi 7. 1"8 DEPARTMENT OF THE rtaJC fl)TlC( M-280 ,--..., ~1,_ Pub!Wled Orange Co.st
Delly Piiot Fet>f\llty 22. 23. w.,,..., Ave Si. 2 10. Hunt· ot the ct:edl wll be forfeited M-25 I CITY OF COST A MESA P.ta.JC NOTICE Dally Pilot FetJNery 1s. 22.
29. 1H8 lngton 8eeGh Ce.lit 92&49 or. In cue of a bond, ttla tul ·-.,. llftnrc' WILL HOLD A PU8LIC AlJC.~ ncnnoue ....... fUlJC NOTICE PtCTmOUI ...... 29. Maret: 7, 1MI MT293 MicflMI Joeaph Ma1adll. aum thereof wlll be lor19ited ,---., ~,,_ TION OF UNCLAIME MAim ITAW ACTmOUI Wla • MAim ITAW M--268 ----------168 t t Cantert>uty Dr .• Hunt· lo Mid County of Orange. ACTITIOU8 IUWN 81CVCLES ANO PERSONAL The fo1ow1ng peraone .. MAim ITAW ACTmOUI WM The folowtr'9 peraona ere rtaJC fl)TIC( tnoton 8Mcfl, Cellf 92647 8. The aucc:eaaful bldder MAim ITAW PROPfRTY ON SA Tun. dolnQ bllelrleea aa: The folowlng peraone.,.. um ITAW doing~ aa: rtaJC NOTICE
i'h11 butlneH It con-lflall b;a required to fumilh a The folowlng peraone are DAY, l"al. 27. tttl ATI tMl-ACT OEVElO~ENT doing bualneaa • The fo1ow1ng peraona ere BEl. FIORE Ill PARTNERS, KW ducted by· an lndMdual Performance Bond In .,, '"""""~ aa: tO:OO AM AT THE COSTA & 1NVESTMEN1'S. 214 Hett-G(~SI$, tl07 Adema dolfl9 ~ aa: 13 .. 1 Newpoft Avenwe, ACTmOUe Wll
teOTaOf MldlMI J Matedll amounteqwaltotOOpercent TR'iM RITE LAWN SERV MESA POLICE OEPART-j ford Or .. Newpor1 leac:fl. A111 .. Hu11tlngton 8Mcll, TROY METALS GROUP, Suite 250. Tu1tln, Celll. MAmlTAW
MATH Of This 1tal_,I waa llled of the amount of the con· 21042 Ind'-C ~ MENT, 99 FAIA DRIVE.I Calll. 92t80 . Cellf. t2&4t 125 E. Baller St, Suite 225, 92MO The loloWlng pereona -
AUGUeT '· ....... wltll Ille County Clerk of Of. trec:1, and a Payment Bond lngton ~ CeM~ .. 9~.nl COSTA MESA, CALl·i Glen KlanW:, 214 Hal'I· Chertene K.M. Reed. 1702 Coate Meaa, Callf. 9282e ThOma E. Tudler. 13"1 doing bualrleaa • AM)°'""''°" 1nge Countyon F~5. lntheamountol100percent l<annelf'I J°""" Su bo FORNIA. 1tord Dr .. Newpor1 Beeeh, Florida St .. Huntlnglo.n .Larry Kaulmen. 549 W.Newpor1A--.Sufle 250, Dl8EANAR00'8MOVINO
TO Ml•llTR 1968 of Ille contraa Said bonda 21042 Indigo Cir. Hunt: D. ~ C .. , Of Callf. 92MO a..cti. Calif. ~648 Nevada. Ontario. Calll. Tuatln, CM!t. 92MO SYSTEMS. 11323 San Joae.
llTATI teO. AM,... . ~ lo be llrtt appro'led by the on Beech. Celtl .. 92&4t ~ W. I.....,, '9l..J Thi• bualneu la con· Alica C. Sun. 17ot2 Berlin 91712. ~ WAtlem f. Gerwin, 13891 Fountain v...,. Cellf. 92709
To all heira, benellclar.... Published Orenge Coeat County CounMI and tlll ~lllt bualii.H · 11 con-...,...TY W81CMI -. I ducted by: an Individual Ln .. Huntington Beech, Calif. Ttll• bualne" 11 con-Newpor1 All9f!Ue, Suite 250. Howard R. DIBernerdo.
credl1or• and contingent Dally PllOt Febfualy 15. 22. Rllk Managet of Orange ducted b lndMdual Publlatled Orange Co.st Glen Klenlan 926'9 ducted by an lndMdual Tuatln. Cellf. IHIO 11323 s.n Joea. Fountlln
aedlton, and peraona WflO 29. Matctl 7. t9U County Kennet~ :' SUbO Deily Piiot ~ 2'2. 1N8 Thia at.aternanl -flled TNa bualn... la con-Lerry Keulmen Robert E. Rippe, 13191 v...,, Cellf 92708
M-256 7-~· 10 Section This ttatement wM flted um""" the County Clerk of Or-due1ed by-• oenar• '*'" Thie atatement •• Ned Newpon~-... &.lte 250. Rick A. 01a"""do. ---------4590 ol the Go.,.nrnant with 1111 County Clerk of Of· ange County on FetJruety neralllp wttll the County Clertl of Or-Tualln. Cellf. 92980 11323 s.n Joie. Founteln PUl.IC NOTICE eoo. of 1111 State of Cell-ange County on February 5 PdlJC .nTICE 1e. 1M11 Chaf'lane K.t.t. A..o ange County on Fet>rvety Thia bwalneaa I• con· v...,. Calif. 92709
forn11. Ille contract wtll con-19u · · ·~ "71171 Thia atatement wee llled 18 1988 ducted by • general par'!· Thia bualneea la con· nELDS ACTITIOVa .,..... ..,,, PfcM9ion• permrttlng ~ Aermoue .,..... Pvbllahed 0range eoaet wlfh 1he County c ... ot °'' · "'"" ,,.,~ ducted by. ~,., MAm ITA,.._Nl . the auooeaafVt b4dd9r 10 Publiahed Or Coast MAim ITA'rllmllf Dally Piiot Febniary.22. 29. ange County on Fet>ruery Publlafted Orenge Co.st Wlllam E. Gerwin Howerd R. ~do
GERALD HOWARD The t~ peraons are subatltute MCUrtllM tor any Delly Pilot Febr er:; 15 22 The followtng peraona are Mareti 7. 14, 19118 18, 19118 Dally Piiot February 22. 29• Thia ttatement waa llled Thia .....,..,.,,t ... fled
FIELDS. resJdenl of dOinQ ~ • monle• withheld by the 29 M 7 1m · • do! byalneaa u: M-2114 m1a1 Maretl ,. 14 1MI with Ille County Clertl of Or· wltll Ille County a.ti ot Of,
Ne w port Beach, TANLE' W~<?RTE·ME7SA OEN-~tyolOrengetoanture . ateh . M-257 R'low ooD HE IGHTS Pl.lbllthed Orange Coeat ' • M-2141 engeCountyonF«>ruary5, angeCountyonFet>ruety5, -~~~~i ~way . f .obru-• 4..., . 1 lh A 103. perlormenoe under tlle con· LTD •2 32e12 Adrllltle "8..IC NOTICE , Dally Piiot February 22. 29, t9tl 1918 ~ " .. Costa Met.a, Calll 92827 tract •IDllC WITV'C Ori L • C March 7 14 1Ma •-IC Mft""'c ,,,..., ,.._ :.1ry 19. 1988 Born De11111 Oe 11e lopme n1 8. The Boerd of SuPlf-'"-""'~ 92;7 eguna Niguel, ell!, 'ICTITI0Va .,_.. ' ' M,282 ... -. ""'~ Publ!Jhed Orange Coat Pl.lbllahed Orange Coeat
Augus t 5. 1905 in Vic-Corp · Calllor"la, •501 vi-. r--the rlgnt to rlCnTIQ&le .-11 Sendra J Hartneaa Oen-MAim ITATDmlff I '1CTITIOU8 IU-Dally Pilot Flbfuary 15, 22. Delly Piiot Fet>ruety 15. 22.
l 0 rt a . 1111 n 0 Is WC ~~2~2~ Corona del u ... reject any or ... bide and tq NAm ITATl•MT ., .. Pann« 321112 Adriatic The lollowtng persona.,. Ml.IC NOTICl ......~TATI~· 29• Merell 7• ltU 29• Mardi 7. IN8
• "0 " waive any lnformellty In any T .... ._.......... ........... , _,;._ .......,_, ,...,... ~~ea: .......... ,-.......... M·2t0 M-254 <;urv1ved by his wife. Tht1 butlne11 tt con bid __.. ,,. """'""ng ~aont are ..,..,....,, ~-• ..._ . ..,.., · ,r.:: ' ,,,. --~.,, Pl'ac>nt 111a.__~:"'.""'.'-:------t---------
• ·----· dolfl9 ~.. 92tn L UOR 21, ,,eo , ...... '1CTIT10Ue -·· doing~... [ Rose Margaret Fields, ouct~ by •corporation BY ORDER OF THE ANTIQUES ANTIQUES. Rober1 a Janet Bak•. port Blvd . Coate Mlle. MAim ITA1"1mNT · HAIR GALLERY, t215 w PUl.IC NOTICE "8.IC NOTIC(
90ns. G e rald Howard ~1 ~!:!t~~ 0BOFAR0DR'!f GSEUPECROVISOTRS 462A East 17111 SI. Coeta General Partner. 240 t Celt! 112t27 The lolowlng Plf'IO(ll era Baller, S\llte F. Costa Meaa. Q 11•131 J'i Ids J d Da d .. N UN y • Meu. Celi!. 92827 Tuat.ln A\lenUI Coate Meaa S.0. A. Seba. 4 t3ot doing bualneae"aa.. ' Cellf ta:le • e · r an Vl ::;.·=~ ~::,:.,°;· CALIFORNIA 8art>ara Vanow. 2592 Callf. 92$27 · · A-*'8 Ilona, T~. MVST!C COMPUTE RS. c.iol Young, 1215 w NOTICE TO CONTRACTORI J ames Fields. and 5 19H . DATEOJenuery 27. 1MI Arbor Or., Newport BMct:. Peullne E. ~.Oen-Callf. 92390 . 1411 C8lllornle •1, Hunt· .... Sult• F. Coa1• ......
grandch:ldren Fu -· UNla D . .....,., a.ti Calif. t2M3 eral Partoer 2517 Itta Way Th19 bwalneaa 11 con-lngton leech. Cetlf 92148 Calif t2t2f
neral servtc-es wtU be Pl.lblllhed Orange'= = ~ af 1.,.i"'1Mra Thia bualneu la con-Leaune e..Cn. Cellf. 92151' ducted by. en lndMdual . AoWt Allen Pertler. 1411 Thia bualneaa ta con-
held Tut'S<iay. Febru-Dally Pliol Fet><uary t5 22 ..... C-'f, c ... ducied by. an lndMdull ~d M. Young. Oen-Sebe A. 8aoe Calffomle •1• Huntington ducted by an lnOMdull
• DI 1-(11111)
Pf41Ht No. *71/llt #4
29 March 7 1988 · 9ert)wa Verrow eral <Panner. 1251 C.tallna Thia 1t41tement WM Ned Beeeh. Cellf. 12641 Carol Young
ary 23. 11 00 A M at · · M-250 Putlllahed Orenge Coast Thia ata'-11 wai tiled St, Laguna a..cn. Cellf. wttll tlW County a.ti ot Or· This bualneaa It con-Thi• atatement waa flied Sealed proposa19 will be received It the offiee p a c 1 ( 1 c v 1 e w ~= Piiot Febf'uary 15. 22. wllll lhe County Clenl ol Of. 92851 . ange County on Fwuary ducted by. an lnOlvldual wltll lhl County e1en1 of Or· of Plant Operallons-Felrvlew Oevelopmental
Mortuary Chapel. Pa----------ange County on February 5. Thla butlnna It con; 18. 1981 Robert A. Partier ange County on February "--t-. 2501 Har .. -1 ......... ,..._.a .. ~-. C ... unlll
IM1D11c NOTICE M239 1tae ducted by. • general par'!: "11111 Thia .... .,,.,, WU filed 18, 1981 """"'... ""' UtYV vvw• -... <.1(1c VIC'W Mortuary. l"lllK.. ---------1 ~ .nip Pl.lbllahed Orange eoeet with the County Cllfk of°'' m 1m 2:00 p .m . on Thurs .• Match 10th, al Which llme
Oirec:tors 644·2700 K aqi rtaJC NOTICE Publlthed Ofenge Cout Sendra J. Her1neee Delly PNot February 22. 21, ange County on Febfualy Publlltled Orange eo..t they wtll be pobllcly opened end read for per-
'1CT1TIOUI .u-11 Delly Pilot F~ 15. 22. Tl'lia ttatement .,.. llled arch 7. 14, 1911 11. '"' Delly Pilot F«>Nary 22. 29. forming work 10 furNttt atl labor, materials. t~. NA• ITATllllWT PICnnJ::-.. 29. Mardi 7, 1981 . wlttl the County a.ti of Or-M-2711 "11 March 7. 14. tMI and eqUlpmenl neceeaary tor~ ulstinO roof
PACIFIC VIEW Tiie lollow11\g peraont are MAim ITAW "9254 "IOI County on Fet>Nety 5, Pl.lbllthed Or ... COMI "'9291 system It "J " Building,, FaiMew OeYeiopmental dotnn bvai,_• a Calle 0.. y..._ f lMI PUlJC N0T1C( Dally Pilot Fet>Nety 2'2. 2'. ,.._._ In ----d ......... ~ _,. .-_
MHIOAlAl PARK L.;J; Pan;;w. Ill, 7S401 cio:-~ ~i:: "8.IC NOTIC( P11'lm Man:tl 7. 14, '"' "8JC NOTICE ~....... .....Of •11ce .................... .,.._..~
CPm"'"'• • Mor• .. a1' Cat>OI Ro.o. Sult• '°'· o..d've COIN EXCHANGE Publltled Orange Coeat ricnnoue ....... M-272 cal~!-•.herefore.
1..'>dl.>f' • c , .. ,..,a,tJrt Lagyna 111111• CA 92653 12032 Brootihurtt ,,,..,._· '1CTrnOUa ..,..... Dally Piiot February 15. 22, MAim ITATDmln' •-.,. MftllC( ncnnoue _.. BIUVWfS for this project must PQeMSI a current
j , "' , " , .. ,,., J• v" o. l •PP Development G«dan G CA 92&40 · NAm ITAT'lmWT 29. March 7, 1911 The fo1o!to1no per9on1 .,. ..--~ MAim 8TAW C-39 cleSslflcation McenM(s) laued by the Con-
Cori> . A Call! CorPOfttlon, Fox F..:~ietprl .. , Inc·. ciorhe = ::-""9 are . M-253 d~~Tie:~"'EMENT ACTITIOU8 WM The ~ peraona 811 tractors' Stlte llcenM Board. Any bid received ... , ... ""'.._ r• B..-i:!i ..
•. u . ii) 23901 Via N1varra M1.-on aCeltfotnlacorpotatlon 332 ~ .. "' um ITAW doing~ aa: where the bfdder II not KcenMd .. specified wlH Vle)O. CA 92692 E Waahl""on Blvd ; Loa 10 AL PROPORTIONS, "8.IC •TICE SYSTEMS, 10101 1119mer<* The following penona .,. A p p L I E 0 be disregarded. Joint Ventur• blddere must poe..
Contanip()ftty lnveslment ~.CA 90015 . 211451 Marquerite Partt .. y,: Or • Huntington BMcll. Callf. doing bua1neaa M: 1 ECONOMETRICS, 2701 B .... a Joint Venture l i<*'IM.
HAA80 R LAWN, Inc . Ca111om1a corpor111on. °fhl9 bualneaa It con· Mlulon VlefO, Calil.12112 I ITATUmllT °' 92114e MC8EE fNf£AFtAISf8 Soutt: SI.an St .. S8nla Ana. Preference wt1t be grant9d to bidders properly
MT OLIVE 22952 El Toro Road, El Toro. ducted by• I Corpotatton 34~goG1:!.w;'· R!:''n;:· MUDGI NT°' a.:~ T°' 'V'ltoflnt. 10101 1Tl71 Sernpeon Cr .. Hunt: Callf.12704 approved d "Small Butlneea" In accordanc. wllh
,,. ,,, ',,' • ( Pme1er, Ca 92630 Fo• Fek Ent111>rllea, Inc . L w..... ... C'""" ...,.77'1 Ull OP PICTITIOU8 .. _ _!CC .. Huntll\gton lngton BMctl, CM!t. 92947 Aldlard T. Henley, 18Alba "'-tlon 1.,.. .-. _, Tltle 2 C_... I ,..d ln'-Th11 l>uStneH •• con-Gltt>ett Florence Praaldenl aguna . ..._. -· ..cv .,ID•M MAim -.n , allf 92&48 Larry l .. McOowell 1555 EM!. ln'lne. Clllf t2720 ~ o'"' "'' __..... • _,orn a ,. m ·-
,,.,.. •"''. oucted t>y a ltmltect l>al'lnat· TNa atet.,.,,.,;-1 llled Thea L Knafteugh.I Ttte fOllowtne penoni Tiii• but lne" la con.-Meaa Verde E ~ 'co.ta 1 Chen wang. 2208 s lratlve Code. Apptlcatlont for pr.,_ence mus1 be '•'l> er P. 1~ ship with County c.::Sof Or· 24832 Pointe TrtrWty 16-1. ,_ 4ibeildoned U. i.-ot ducted by an lndMdual Meaa Clllf 9262e . W•boro Aw .. Altlembfl. aubmllled lo and approved by the SmWI end
"" "Af'~., De Lapp Development ange ~11ty OI\ January 15. D~:. PO::tiCallf •r29 Iha Flctltloua Bualneu ~,:lam T. Vlneant 9'9"1 Scott Hine, 1655 Cellf. 9.ito3 1 Minority Businesa Procurement AM4atance
J .: Corp Dvncen P 0. L8'>0. ttea ~by.~ con-NwM. EXfCVTIVE PLAN, with the .. t:"ty C:of '*(: ..... Verde E 54Cl. Coa1a Thia bualneu a con· OMslor., 1812 14th Street, Room 200, Sactamen-
Pres.o.n1 ,_.,.1 · TATIOHS INTL CONSULT· ' Meaa Callf 92t2t ducted by: a Olf*al part. to. CA 95814. Th~ 11a:amen1 ..... hied Publlatled Orange ea.t ~ ~~ llled1ANTS, 1525 .._.Verde Dr. ~~ty on F*'-Y Tiiis 1>ua1,_. •• con-nerahlp Aequeeta fOf email ~ prefweoce In the
P1EACE 9AOTHfAS
IELL IAOADWAY
with IM County Clerll of Or· Dally Pllo1 Fet>ruar; e. ts. with the County C: of 0r.'Eul ~ 209. Calta....., . -1 duc1ed by • general part-Aldlard T Henley awatd of the contrlCt for the lbove "*''~ ange County °" February 22. 2t ttel Cellf. 9212t r-.. , narahlp Thia atatemenl ... llled ...,.._. 16 1988 . . M245 ange County on FebNery 9, The Rclltloui Bualneat Publlahed Orange Coeat Lerry L McOowelt with ttla County a.ti ot Or-PfOject Is made by SU= a completed form VO" •·l'1 • Ctiape
I 10 Broadway
C sra Mesa
•·42 9150
,.S71M1 1Mt . Name r....,ed to abow ... Dally PJlot February 22, 29. Thia atalemenl ... fled ange County on februety STO 811 wtth the tHd pr . No pret.feoce ...
ovbhshed Orange Co.st Cleulfled adver11s1no 1111as ~1 ftled In 0r"IOI County on Merch 7· 14• tMI . oo1tt1 !fie County Cterl! of Or-1e. 1HI be granted unleu the tHd Is eccompanled by the
IDa11y Ptloi February 22. 29, ~meaaage:n101101 01 ~~ 1~ Dec:ember e. 1Ma FILE M,2n ange. County on Fet>Nety "71'11 STD 811.
JI March 1 i• 1988 ~·without YoU evef 2'. M en 7 1M8 · • NO.F329459 11. 1981 Publlahed Orenge COMt Bkl pre>poula mutl be submlt1ed for the entire
-----M295 heving to ... ve yourt · ., • M m O*'del ConeuttaAtt Wic.. P\8.IC N0TlC( fl?tm Delly Piiot February 22. 29, work described therein. o.vtatlons from plans and ---------------------------------·~T•n~~. 1525 Maia P\l~lfled0range~~~7.t~1NI ~lftcatlont~~be~ed~~be
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Verde Drtw Eaat Sult• 213, ncnnou. .,.... Oell'y PllOt F..oruary 22, n . M·271 c•"M for rei-tlon of ........ To.-n-.. ... __ t hu CoataMMe,c.llf.92t2t MAmlTAW March7 14 tNI ... ,_ .,..,.. ''"" ..._., • ...,,
E•ecut111e PYofeaalonal an.-The ~ peraona -' • .._274 ·-.,. ..,,.TICE the right to _.,.. any Irregularity In 1 tHd or 10
119alora Caph•. Celifomle, doing bualfl8M .. , ..--~ reject any or all blda.
2"I Bin*ll ptace, Coa1e Pff<>OuCTIOH HEAO RE· "8.IC NOTICE PICTITIOU8 .._.. No tHd wlff be considered unleu It Is made on 8 ...... c.llf. 92121 I UILDfM SUPPLY. 2701 B IT ~ stanct.d form futNahed by the Depwtment end Is
Thia bueil'leM -con-8. SI.an StrMt Santa Ane. '1CTmOUI ., .. •• T~ Pl'ION .,. made In aQCOrdance Witt\ lhe "Instruction• to duc1ed ~a Dl'*W partiw· CeM 92704 MAim ITAm n dolna bulln•u•: Bidders." "'ft. ••ai:ei:t -. Ned E:r-.,.:;,·=i2~:0M>e ~::::: ~.,. MAAILE SHOOTERS, Proepec11W ~ may examine end Obtain
wltfl ""County aani of Or· I Ctien Wfi"e, 220I s. THE W"ITINO iiiOOM 6!: 1"2::1· C.a ...... plent, tpeelftcatlont., end tHd forms by caltlng
8"91 County Oft Februswy W"'bofo Ave . Allembta, WEST, 1870 ll'MI Hawpor1 n.0m.. A .._... 1121 (714) '57·5213.
111, t• . Callf. 911C» •314.,Newpon ...... Cellf. AmCtn Coete .....: Caltf A peyment bond, Standard FOfm 807 In .,..
PubllMd Orange ~ Tiiie ~.,,,._ 1• con-t2tlO t2l2t' · amount not .... than 50 percent of the coritrKt
Dally Hot '*'*Y 22. 29, ducted by. a OIMtal part· Se)ly Springer MeftQe, llloy Mllewek I. 1 'It price mutt ecc:ompeny. IWfy conttect lnll'ONfng an
Merdl 7• 14• 1... M·2t0 nair,::,d T. Henley ~ .... ~ :::0 'eulerlftO, Coate Meaa, expenctlNre In ••c.et of 15,000.
TNa ttatemen1 wee llled Thia ~ t9 OOfto c:.llf. 12127 TI-. eucceuf\lf bidder .. be requited to eni. ••.,. ..,,.TICE with ttle County Cler1l of Or· ducted by a11 lftdMdwal .!:, :;eineee 1~ con· : \to I QOntrecturat ..,..,..,, In the form of a
1 _ _...~ ....... ..-..-""".-.......,. __ llnV' County on 1'~ Ulyl...... ,_.,. a"'* Pl"I· 'Standard Agreement. foS'm 9TD 2" ~Shalt tt. 1... Thie .........,,. ._ fled TIIOfMll ..... be binding upon 1M State of C11MorNe only upon
'1P1m wlttl !tie County 0ant of Or• TMa ~ ... flied approvll by tM 91 .... The contrect la not binding
...... ITAW ~~= 2~ ~~ Oft ~ ,.... tM County Ctertf OS Of. on either perty unlW end unlll It la IPPfoved by The~ Pl'ION .. M•ct: 7. 14, 1MI ' • ' • =County Otl February I. IPPfopNt• authofiMd ..... llgeflCllae, ~
**'9 .....,_ • K Q y,.279 NlllNd ~ Collr1 the Depwtment of 0..11 a.Nicla, If ,.....
Delly ll'llot '*'*Y n . at. ~ Orange ea.t M nonexempt ..... oontrect. of $6,000 or •.• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • -..arctt 7, t4, 1t11 ~ ""°' ,~ t& tt mor. •• rubfeCt to ..... oontrector non.
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MONDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1988 . 25 CENTS
Mesa petitions targetoffices
Dual referendum drives seek to tumble
!fome Ranch, Metro Pointe office plans
mail toda>. said Jay Humphrey,
spokesman for ( osta Mesa Residents
for Responsible Growth.
In add11 1on to ~ndmg petitions to
people on its mailing hst. the aroup
plans to go door-to-door a nd 10
shopping areas to gather the 4.320
sig~atures the~ need to quahfy each
pct1t1on for the June ballot.
prOJ«ts to a c1 tyw1de \Ole
-Ahhou&b the group has les~ than JO
days to pther the signatures.
Humphrey said members should be
abk to collect as man> as 6.000
sianatum for each petition
easier this time because the group
alread) has eApcnence in manhahng
voluntec~ and dcahn& with the
pub he
Throuah the referendums. the
c111zens' iroup ho pes to rescind (1ty
Council 'Oles on both ~OJCC\S be·
cause of concerns about bu1ldtn&
he1.da. densit) and traffic.
Plan The rev1e-. will not be com·
pkled until September 11 the earliest.
according to cit) officials.
The pcttt1on dnves follow on the
heals of two controverial council
actions o n the projects earlier this
month. By G. JEANETrE A VENT
aJMI JENNIFER WEBER
Of .. o.llr ........
A Costa Mesa citizens' group
launched referendum drives over the
"'eckend to O\ erturn the City Coun-
Nation
The Rev. Jimmy Swag-
gart admits sinning after
reportedly being photo-
graphed in the company
of a prostitute./ A4
World
Shiite extremists clash
with Amal militiamen dur-
ing a search for an ab-
ducted U.S. Marine of-
ficer./ AS
Sports
1 West German players
celebrate goal during 4-1
victory over U.S. which
·dashed the American
team's medal hopes at
Winter Olympics./81
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3injured
battling
office fire
in Viejo
By PAUL ARCHIPLEY
Of .. o.llr ..........
Three firefighters suffered injuries
Sunday while batthn• a fire an a
Mission Viejo office building. Orange
County Fire Department officials
said.
The blaze caused an estimated
$2.35 million in damages.
Noland Osborne and Dennis
McGoy were treated for smoke in-
halation and released from Mission
Commun1t) Hospttal followinc the
5:50 a.m. fire. said Bat.allion Chief
Mark Hawkins.
A third fire fighter suffered a
scratched comea and was treated at
the same hospital. but his identifi-
cation was unavailable. said fire C•pt.
Patrick Mcintosh.
The fire broke out in the tte0nd
noor of a four-s1ory commercial
bu1ldin1 al 26300 La A&ama.
lnvestiptors uid the cautc of the
fire appeared to be ··1eeident.al," but
(Pl--.. Pllt&/ A.I)
•
c11's approval off two controversial
office developments. the Home
Ranch and Metro Pointe Ph~ If.
Opponents pthered at a member's
home Saturday to stuff 3.000
envelopes with the two petitions.
which were scheduled to go in the
Harbor . charter
cruises
thriving
But growth bringi ng
outcry for regulation
of nOiSe. congestion-
A prospective yacht bu)'cr these
da)S considers more than how much
cnJO)•ment he will recel\ e from the
purchase. He always wants to know
how much money he can make off it.
That's because there is a rapidly
expanding market for leasing yachts
to corporations and o ther groups
interested in entertaining or hold1na
parties while cruising the cool waters
of Nev.port Harbor.
ROBERT
HYNDMAN
Focus o ~ THf Nu'l s
Whether the c harter is for the
annual Chnstmas Boat Parade of
Lights o r a summer even ing wedding
r«"Cpt1o n. the preference 1s for slt't'k
yachts bedecked v.1th buffet table~.
entertainers a.nd a well-stocked bar.
.\nd that's JUSt tine w11h the }acht
ov.ners. the charter agents w'ho coor·
dinate the cruise~. the caterers who
pro\ ide the refreshme nts and the
skippers who guide the )'aChts -all of
whom stand to benefit from this
lucrattvc industl)
Yet the explos1\C grov.th 1n the
boat-charter 1ndustl) o n Newport
Harbor has introduced considerable
headaches as well. Residents along
the harbor -and. in turn. the city
If t~e referendum\ qualify for the
ballot and are approved by city
voters. the counc1l "'ould be forced to
either repeal the plans or put the
Costa Mesa Residents for Rcspon·
sibk Growth is the same group that
successfully en1.1neercd the drive to
&el a Costa Mesa-versmn of the
countywide Sens1bk (,ro"'th. and
Traffic lnittall't' on the June ballot
H umphre)S said the pr<XeS'> v.111 tx
ihe iroup has also argued that a
decision on the projects should be
postponed until the council ha~
finished a re' IC"' of the en~ ·s General
Claarter .. at Jaaet Wlaterbakl-(riCbt)
aad Tim Ebted etand OD t:bted•• yaclat ln
Newport Harbor. Wlnterbalder. preeldent
...........................
of tJae Yaclat M•eten aad Marlae A..ocla-
don, Ma a need for melf-recaJadon lD tlae
mldat of a rl•lnC demand for charter boata.
oflirn1ls the~ complain to -are
angered b~ the parking congestion
and noise these floating panics create.
The l ' .. Coast Guard 1s concerned
about 1he safet )' of these 'essels.
which "ere not designed for com·
memal use. .\nd the estabhshcd
charter operators on Newport Harbor
arr upset that their upstan com·
pcutors ma> not be competm& fairly.
-\s president of the Yacht Masters
and Manne Assoc1at1on. Janet Win-
tcrhalder says she would like charter
operators to "Ork harder at
smoothing rc:la11ons v.11h the 'anous
Ne"'pon Harbor group
··our pos111on 1s that "e should
ta~e care o f the problems before the
cit) or someone else puu more
restncllons on us and threatens our
e ntire industr. ·· she said
\\ IOl('rhaldCr'\ charter com pan~.
Ad,enturcs at lica. has grown nght
along w11h the local charter-boat
mdustf). npandmg from a o ne-
"o man oixrauon JUSI four )'cars ago
to a dners1ficd compan~ v.tth thrtt
harbor ofli cs. four emplo'et' and a
nct.,..ork of.,..ell-eamed ontacts -.uh
corpora11ons. local hotds and mannc
operators throughout tht' :'l/ev.pon
Harbor area
But \\ intcrhaldcr behe' es that
pressures are no-. peaking that .... ,11
either allo"' the charter 1ndustf) 10
t1ounsh or to ehmmate those that do
not abide b' 1rad1t1o nal gu1dehnes
.. , rcall) feel tt's up to the assoc1a·
(Pleue eee 11.AJlBOR/ A.2)
lo a Feb. 12 vote. with Councilman
Dave Wheeler d1ssenttnJ. the council
appro' ed an amendment to the ctty's
General Plan to cov~ the Home
(Plea. eee PETITION8/A2)
Ballot
onFV
project
Tuesday
Sp c ial city e lection on So.uthparkc a ll ed
crucial to cJty's future
By JONA THAN VOLZIE
Of~o.llr ........
All an)'bod)' -.111 agrtt on 1 that
T uesda~ 1s a 'er-., important da) for
t.he fiscal future of Fount.am Valle)
O n that da). rn1denLS will be able
\O cast their' o te on the contro' crs1al
Southparli. deHlopment to decide
v.hethcr the I a re project can
include a retail center
The C II) Council in September
appro'ed dc,elopmenti o f the c11)'s
t rt"f1tttntng open. S~ "tO
include a Pnce Club outlet. but
r~1dcn111 h' ing near the parttl rose in
oppo~111on .. , 01c1ng concern~ about
increased traffic and no1~
.\ .. ,~·· 'ote on the ballot -.111 &J"e
the go-ahead to the retail Ct"qter. while
a "no""\ ote mcan!l the c it\ v.111 not be
allowed.to change the zoning of the
parctl and the propcrt} v.111 remain
zoned for hght manufactunng
RM1dcnts on both sides of the issue
contt'nd ihe outcome of the elec11on 1s
cnucal to the l lh ·\ futun-Cm
official\ claim Founl;iin Vallc\ needs
the sak ·UU ~' l'nuc from a retail
center -an estimated SI 5 mllhon
annual!' - to ~et'P ell' sef' 1ce<> at
their current le' c l
upponers of the mtra~urt sa~ the
add1t1onal income for sales tu gener-
a.led b' a i:cu1l center would be-•
much-nC'Cded boost 10 the cit'·!>
coffers &forc Propos111on I'\ ~as
passed in IQ7 . mun1c1 pabt1C'!> could
generating fund\ through propcn~
ta,\C'!>. but lav. nov. hm11s thoSt'
inCTea~
(Pleaee ._ 90UTHP ARK/ A.2)
Ille~al sea wall
built after storm
may get to stay
final toacb
....... La~ e• tlM ftalebl"" toaclaa -....... ~ •n. Cllaoe ol ~111'' ····::':l:a,.... ~ ~-"l'J ... ata fttM~·· 78aadayat
llala 8111•. •-•11• of ...,._ Con-
..., ............ "" ........
Ml'ft.DCJ,. dtb ....... L~lltlDC C&DJOll deftiop••t. ... et1-r lopmeat foee
will atte.I a ... CwtaJ Coaual•kw
meed.al W .... 11iq oa a propoeed LapDa
CanJOD ........... pnject .
. ·
BJ BOB VAN EYltEN ... ..., ........
The county of Orange ha\ an-
no unct'd the ~t~nt of a lt"pl
dispute wtth South Laauna res1de-nts
who built a sea waJI without count\
and state pcmuwon dunnp. th~
storm> wm teT' of l 983.
The Cahfomia Coastal < om·
m1ss•on 1s expected 10 iJ'e 11~
dccts1on on the propottd settiement
later this week.
A aro up of South La1una
beachfront propcn) OWMI'"\ found
t~r land and homes se' ere" bat-
ttrcd by a winter storm 10 IQ I and
decided to do something 10 fend otT
the stonn surf.
But their so&ullon staneJ another
storm, this one lc:pl. 0 ' er the-sta "'all
the propcrt) owners had hu1lt 10
prot«t their lots at I 000 teJ)5 Beach
The storm and Ml\) sea~ ~)l..)n
subsided, but the ro~ lepl -.11en
ha"e liken four ytars to ~mooth
down.
Oraner Count) olfic11ls and <.. ah-
forn1a coastal comm1s,1onen
charied. and homeo" ners admitted .
that the wall had lx'en built "'llhout
the _proper permits
.. l t was an emergenc\ measure ··
sa1d .t.. Judson "ra'. one of the
propeny owners ''The li\C owners
aarced to do It"' 1th the und~rsandang
that appJ"opnau pcmms · -..ould be
obta.ined after the fact. \\e dcctdcd 10
do 11 thu WI}. rather than wan until
the homes that were there were
destro\.ed "
The settlement Y.-111 J O tiefore \he rounl~ Soard of upcf\ 1sors for
rat1fi<"at100 on Tuesday.
Under the llJUment. the propcrt)
ov.ners -.111 remo'e the uppe-r pon1on
of the sea wall and ,will rcmo"e the
restof11 1ftt1s howntocau.scero ion
Wra), wh~ owns an unde,eloped
lot at I 000 te-ps Ek h. said he \Us
satisfied v.11h tht settkment acrtt·
ment. under Y.h h four of the lht
propcrt~ owners "'II sha~ the cost of
the ~a v.all'~ tTmoval and the
h1b1hty for th~ rcma1n1na portion
Laguna GreeJJbelt suing to stop. Aliso Viejo project
IJ LA.NCI IGNON .... .._ ... _
A La&una Btach environment.al
aroup fifed suit Thunday llli• the
<'OUnty of Oranee ud 1wo4k'41opm
in an anempt to delay constn1e1ion of
1.749 homes.
The suit ftled in Ora• County
Supenor Coun on brMlf of The
Llsune G rttnbclt Inc. daim that an
envuonment.al 1m.-ct rtpon C'08t-
pkted in 1971 for the Alito VicJo
devtlopment IS iMUfftrint Md
n«ds mott detailed infbnnatlOft bcfoft the projtt1 tommenca.
h alto allcss 1hat new traffic
11udia are Medtd to-thedfecta
of thf propoetct 9an J....-Hill
Transponation Comdor briaa twn-
cd into a toll r'09d rather IMa 1 ffteway.
nt Mail •U flied by UpDI leech
•ltOrM)' lthnda ~ • .t.o IS
lho a mtmber of dW Onnbttt·a
boerd or d1ttnon. ne w it ..... ..... COllMy ol
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Fatal crash
.. _taln Valley fire and COa.D~Der
oftldala prepare to remo.e an naldeladfled
... '• body from a car Saaday. Wlalle
la•••na 1"9t on Warner ATeaae between
&w:UdandJ,o9 ~ardln•meeta.tllecar
went oat of control, oftltarnecl and bunt
lato n.._ wltla tile drlftr trapped bualde.
A female penenaer wu eltber ejected or
able to crawl o.t fonowm, the 6 :20 p.m.
crula.
NB nian among Panama lobbyists
WASHINGTON (APl -Panama
paid high-pol.\ercd '.S. lobbyists -
including a l'e"' pun Beach man -
hundreds of thousands of dollan
sjnC't 1985 ' to pohsh its image.
&Owemment rerords shOI.\
Stuan S'pcncer of:-.le"' pon Beach. a
"W~ arc do ing that oursch cs at the
moment.'' he said.
om1c and social snuauon .. an .Pan-
ama.
Spencer flt'W to Panama a.t lea t
tv.1ce. staying at the El Panama
Hilton or lhe Mamon. records sh w_
35 " .. a .. »
16 20 4 1 33
Tl 40
31 11
$1 " 11 '7 15 ..
21 ·11 45 35 70 ,.
~ 14 SS 2t
11 OI
... 51 a 2t
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a.ct-to ....., ..
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San a.bftel
Sen OleoO S..F•-.O
Sen.-
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Tiie-•'-loelay 81 .. 24 Lfft, and
Mlt.11 41pm
Extended
· lo ng-lime pol111eal ad' 1sor.arid fncnd
of President Reagan. ~.8. Oglesb~
Jr .. former Wh11e House assistant for
legistat1ve aff:u rs: public rcla\1o ns
e"xecutavt Francas Gome1. and Jamie
Whitten Jr .. the son of Re p Jamie
Whtttcn. D-M1ss .. are among those
who have registered l.\llh the Justice
Two big firms -8 111 Hecht and
Associates and Daniel J . Edelman
Inc. -lost contracts with Panama in
1986. The la.w firm of L1pscn.
Hamberger. Whitten and
Hamberger. whic h dad lobb) 1 ng work
for Panama. last worked for the
countr) in )ate 1985. according to
Manin Hamberger. · ·
SpencC"r. one of Reagan's close
friC"nds. workt'd for the Hecht firm.
which siancd a S25.~a-month
contract with the Panamanian go '·
cmment in late 1985. shon l> after
Noncp ins~lled President Enc
Arturo Och alk. Ogl~ also wa-s
tmplo)ed tn the firm. •
The documents do not explain
exactl) what pencerdad for Panama.
Spencer did not return tl.\O tdephone
calls. and Hecht said 11 as against has
pohc) to discuss rt'lat1ons with
clients.
But Rep. Mal..e LOl.\Cr). D-Wash .
recalled a lunchl.'on at the C. ap11ol Hall
Club -a Republican hau nt -that
he v.ent to an Januan 19 6 at the
an' 1~n of th~· H~hi sta ff
PETITIONS TARGET MESA o ·FFICES •..
'Dtpartment at one lime as agents or
Panama under thl· Foreign .\gent'>
R~strat1on ct
Records indicate lobb\ ISts' con·
tracts ha\C bttn allo"'t'd to lapse. and
•Raul St. Malo. a spokesman at
~·s em bass} s.aad lhe go\ cm:.
ment no longer cmP,lo~s an} Amen -
can lobbyists· to promote Panama.
..
The Hceht firm's contract. v.hach
expart'd in NoHmber 1986. called for
d&u.ss1ons wt111_ members of Con-
gress. their ~taffs and th<' execuu'e
branch about the "pohtacal. econ-
The Hecht people wanted 10 e'-
plorc arranging ticucr rnn1ac1s tic-
tv.etn Pan.aman1Jn legislator. and
ml'mbcrs CJf ( o ngre'ii.. hl· \aid. Thl'~
also dlicu~d l '.S. ;ud to Panama. hl'
~1d. \\>ashing ton shut off all aid to
tht· rnuntr) in [A·ccm ber I Q87
:HARBOR CHART~ CRUISES ~HRIVING ...
Prom Al
·~ion:· she said ··our des11n' as rcalh
1n our l'tands We haH' to be pr~
.act1\C and "'Qr!.. as a team herC' or "'e
,'won't be around too long ..
Ju'>t a decade ago. a corporatio n.
boat pan~ gUl''>I\ ncll park on ut~
!>tn.-t·1s or parl..ing Im., that loading of
pass~:nger'I must ta l..e place at com-
mercia l dods. that amplified sound
and "unrl·a-;onahle noise" be--
cunaak d and that trash be properl}
disposed of
From Al
Ranch. a 94-acrc site owned by C'.J.
Scgerstrom & Sons. The amendment
SC'ts hmats on the hei.,,t. density and
traffic for the site. which lies nonh of
the San Diego FrttWay bttwun
Harbor Boulevard and Fafrview
R<><1d .
The project has bttn mJled since
Sept. 4 "'hen Superior Coun Judac
Tull) Sc):mour ruled that the city's
G eneral Plan and lhc environme ntal
impact rcpon for the area were
inadequate.
The referendum dnvc would "not
ncc~I> .. mean-a further ddav in
"'ork on the first phase of IN Home
Ranch project. accordina to Malcolm
Ross. the company's director of
planning and design. Gradina for One
South Coast Place. which conlists of
1 :?-and 20-story offi~ towcn had
al read) staned when the lawsuit filC'd
b) the citizen's group brouaht it to a
halt.
Despite the refe rendum drive.
Scgerstrom "'ill proceed as planned.
including the re~ 1sed env1ronmen1al
impact repon required by the coun.
according to Ross.
In a 3-2 vote Feb. 16. the council
approved the SttOnd phase of Metro
Pointe. an Arncl Co. d evelopment
between the San Dil'go Freeway a nd
South Coast Drive east of Bear Street.
The cit) planning staff had rec-
ommended that a 12-story h1gh-nse
plannljd for the site be bro ken into
t~o~ bu1ld1ngs ~ausc of11s
prox1m1ty to a nearb} neighborhood.
but the Planning Comm1ss1on re-
jC'C'tl'd that recommt"ndataon.
Opponents testified during public
hearings that the) were conccrnt'd
about traffic and geological problems
an the area that have led to cracking
homes in the G rccnbrook housing
tract ncarb).
Council member~ Wheeler and
Mar) Hornbuckle opposed the pro-
ject. S3) ang the de' elopment would
be too intense and too close to the
ho using tract.
The ~cond phase. which covers
shghtl) more than 12 acres. as part ofa
three-phase plan by Arnel for the 5(}.
acre ~1tc.
· Phase II calls for a 12-stor) hi&h-
ri'IC. and 12 s1~-and four-story office
buildings "'1th matching parkang
structures It includC1 about 459.800
square feet of office space.
The first phase. the Cape A.pan-
mc nts and II.\ 1n 11.\>0-SIOry office
buildings 1<o finished. The third phase
"'o uld include another 12-story build-
ing. a 15-stor) high-me. some o ne-to
thrcc-stor) rC'taal buildings and a 500-
room hotel. 'w,cddan~ pan) o: other group
interested an staging a celtbrat1on on
Nc"'pon Harbor had s1mpk hoaces
T he) "'o old chanC'r a harbor au1sc on
one o f the Balboa Pavahon's pan )
, boats. the (annef) Restauram 's Isla
MIJJCres or a s1m1lar 'es~I
companies . belie' l" as ou1datt'd . a
bareboat chaner ll'CS the customer
complete con1rol over the vessel
v. hilc it. as being leased. as long as
adequate liabilit} insurance is ob-
tained. Neither the boot owner nor
the chaner agent who coordinates tbe
cruise can dictate "' ho the \kipper. the
lah.•rt•r or o ther personnel must be.
To do so would all rgal
T hat point was 1llus tratt'd last
CA·cember in a rnntro' t rsaal sting
o pcrallon o n 'l'"' pon Harbor in
v.h1lh the . C. oast G uard staged a
mock corporate pan) aboord the
"Ro man H ol1da~ .. and charged the
<,l..1pper "'1th '1ola11ng bare boat char.-
tcr guadehn~. sa~ ing' the c;-hent had
not been g1' en a choice of who I.\ OU Id
captain the \C\SCI Winterhalder and
other chan er opcrato" interpret the
s11 ng opera lion au g<'t-tough a 1111ude
b~ the Coa st G uard to stop alkgal
barcboat ch.arters
E\C.·rroad ~1J \Ul'h perm11s haH"
tx·en u\Cd tor thl' past 11 : ~l'ar'>. hut
ha,eno1 bt-l'n 'ipt"ltlicall ) calledfor1n SOUTHP ARK BALLOTING TUESDA y ... cit~ document'> f he proposed re-
' The~ chaner companies opcr-
ato red 'esr,els cen 1fied fo r satet' tl\
the l · C oast Guard th rough
stnngcnt guidelines. pro' 1ded cater-
. in.g and l'nJO) ed the blessing of the
, Cat) of '\le"'pon Beach v.h1ch issued
·'commerl·1al Harbor .\ct" 111es Pn -
11m11s-h<.·ens~·" 10 operate as al haner
'com pan~
, About lour }ears agu groups
inte rested 1n alterna11'e" to .hl' IJrgc
pan~ boat\ \taneEJ a\l..1ng for '>malkr
slet"ker '~'>C'h to \lage p:lrl u.•'\ Th.11
dt'mand "'•n t<'rhaldt"r \31d "'J'>
· qu1l kl) met h \upph
·-rm basica I~ a part' planner nn
the "atn · 'hc ..aid ··1 l(lund that
therl· "a' J nl.'l'd out lhrre Im thL'\C
orporatrum to. gl·t a"'a' l rom the:
trad111 unal hotel\ and fl'"'>taurant,.ind
to do '>t>ml·th1ng d1ffl'rrnt
.. .\t the '>Jall' llml· bt>.11 11" ner'
started 111 rL·Jllll' the' llllJld l ut '"ml'
o f thL'lr C\pl·n-.e' b' malt.1n1 thl·ar
}acht\ J\Jilahk tor l h.incr' I hl'
v.ord qu1,l..h "~·n t 0 u1 th.it \Jlh1'
-v.cre J\J11Jhll for lhanl'r' un "t""'·
pon I IJrhm and thl' 1ndu-.1r' JU\I
gre"'"
In a k" \hnrt \l'Jr\ thl l hJrtn
. 1ndustr) more tha·n d11ubkd of)\:r
ator\ \J~ \llhoug.h n<' prccaw
~tdl l\lll' Jrl' lt.qll \\ trllnh.ildcr Jnd
othu' \a) th.st up 111 2.'lOO lhaner\
, arl· h<•uh·d l'Jl h \Car on 'l'\.\port
Ha1 hor. mo\t Junn~ the \UITi ml"f
m onth' and lhL popular C hmtn).i.,
Boa• Parade \nd v.1th a d1cn1 pa\lng
. from S l,(J(~ l w S' 1100 to tL·cJ and
enten.un a p;in~ \II Jhc>ul ~11 pl'tlpk
on J three-hour harhor l ru1-.c thl·
andu,tn pro' 1dl'\ J n0\1dcrahle <ohnt
'in the arm nl thl· hl\JI l'lnnom'
Thr rapid. gro\.\th · ho"C''l'r
created wmC' 1.h.iu\ J\ v.ell
Estabh'ihl·d t llaner companae\ 11 1..l'
the P~v1hon and the (!\nnen operatl'
Coa~t Guard-tcrtaricd ,e,-..·1., thut
,allo"' them to lon11 nuc tal..intt lull
control of their l ru1..c\ Rut "'hen .1
_ ve'.1.scl -1ndudang mo'>t ~Jlht\ -
cannot mett the \tn ngent <. OO\t
Guard safet) requirement\ 11 mu\t
operate as a dtm1~ or "hartboat"
chaner. ,
U nder a lav. that man) Lhaner
ORANGE .... Pilat
COAST ~· l
MAIN OFftCE
But it's not onh the roast (Juard
• "'h1ch has beM angered b) the
profusion ofba rcboat chane~ O per-
ators o f the establ1sh<'d charter com-
pan1l'S ~~ bart'boat c haner agents
ha 'e not all.\a)s competed fairly.
\1!-lUn'>. npcl'fl'd tu ht' n.•\ ae"'ed h~ From Al
thl· ( 11, c ounul 1n \larch. "'ould .\ huge. hand-painted sign at the
allo"' E·, crruJd and tht' u t\ ~anne c-om erofBrookhu""-Strect and Slater
Dcpanment better cnlorccmcnt. The .\ 'cnue urges residents lo cast a "ves"
lhancr\. hl' \31 d wuld be threatened \Ole. l.\h1ch proponent leader John
"'1 th a l.\llhholding nf future pcrmm Collins 53)5 wall allow the city to hare
for , 1ol:iti<>n'> add111onal police officers nearly im·
"This ·•S J n J \l'f'\ ne" area." mcdaatel).
E'erroad ..aid . "I 1h;nk there\ a "Not just that. but we can't stand
wrnp:m\on \.\Ith thl" limousine busi-snit fore,er .. We've got to look fi ve.
ncss "'hl'rl' fhc or 10 ~cars ago )'O u te n or fifteen )ears down the line.
might ha'e had trouble getting one This isn't something we can go back
but no"' ,0 u ran hire a li mo for '5 and change:· Collins said.
bud'> an hour·· But opponents. mainly rcs1den1s of
E'erroad "Jald he rl·centh recca ,ed the Green Valle) -\cres housing tract
a phonl· lall trnm a ,,0 ma ri "'ho "'as alross fro m the parcel bounded b)
asking about o pcraung a bareboat later .\venue. Newhopc Street.
chancr e'en hcforl" .,he had actualh Talben .\'enue and the Santa Ana
purcha!>ed thl' \acht. · R1,cr.sa) thercisplcnty ofcashanthc
·· .\ lot o f 0 "' ner., arc looking to c11)°s hands and question the agree-
dcfra) some of the co .. ts of owning ml·nt that would have bro uJht the
and operating their ,acht!.. so thC) Pm ·e Club to the city. The discount
make 11 3 , ailahle (or commercial retail "'a rehouse backed o ut of the
use:· tte said. project when the controversy struck.
Charter agent\ w far ha'e tx·en l'ndcr the City Council approved
same pnce. bul the store would incur
a discount through a rebate of 11s sales
ta\ OVCT a 21-)ear penod. •
Opponents cri11c1zed the agree-
ment. but the city said at was
necessaf) to lure the Pnce Club away
from its curre nt Santa Ana site. less
than two miles from the proposed
Fo untain Valley location.
A pnvate analysis firm hared by the
cat) also went over the agreement and
found at linancaally sound and
beneficial.
Despite the apparent amponant'C!of
the election. county Registrar of
Voters Donald Tanney estimated a
small percentage of the city's 29.891
registered voters v.111 turn o ut Tues-
day to vote.
"It's hard to make an accurate
estimate without knowing the pulse
of the community. I don't know how
invol ved the average person is with
the issue:· Tanney said. "But if they
get 30 percent. that would be good.''
resident~ were registered to 'o te.
shghll) higher than the totals as of
Jan. 14. ·
FIRE •••
From Al
dad not elaborate. Hawk ans said.
The fare was brought under control
b} 65 firC' righters an 90 minutes. he
said
The building hou~s Mission Viejo
National Bank and the offices of the
Paine Webber investment firm. said
Mcintosh.
The building '>Ustaancd maJor dam-
age on the seco nd floor whC"rc thC'
bank's mortgage di-vision wa\
located. ~xtens1 vc smoke damage
was sustained throughout the build-
ing.
The fire caused S 1.35 m illion an
damage to the structu~ and SI
million 1n damage to conte nts.
Ha~ !..ins said
Bob Black. manager of C"atahna
Pa\scnger Service which runs 1sfond
1nps as "'ell as harbor cru1~s.. said the
w mpan} spends a lot of monc} each
'l'ar o n inspec11005 and repairs to
rl·ta in their Coast (1uard C'trt1fica-
11on &t \.\hen bareboats b~ pass such
'>tnngent and lO'itl\ tests. )Ct operate
a\ a "passenaer for hire" charter
Bia k sa' s 11's unfair
··Yeah. I'd lake to 'iCC all chan rr
boats (required IO be) certified."
Black said "I thank that 1f they're
going to o perate. the) should hav<' to
operate unde r the 'lame conditions Wl'
cooperating "'ath the cat) 's e!Ton <, to agreement. the Pnce Club would have
r<.-gulate bareboat charters through paid about S6 per square foot for the
the ~pecaal e' ent pt•rmll\. E'erroad propeny to build a store-about half
said. of the propeny's market value. The
"We ha"e '1n uall) ehmanated the cit) would buy the land at full market Mone) an a first-floor bank vault
I b k h h priceand scll 1t to the Price Ciubal the comp aanls ~ ma ing t e c an crs v.as not damaged. Mclnlosh said .
Officials an the rCIJstrar's office
said sfightl) more than 61 perunt of
lhc citizens registered to vote in the
1986 general clcctfon c•Sl their baJlol.
In 198.6, 30.479 Fountain Valley
more~~n~hl~··he ~1d."~nng ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~i the lasl (Christmas) boat parade. 75 11
percent of the applicants provided
sbuttks. Before. thq would just tC'll
their clients to <.omc do"'n to New-
port Harbor and park whcrcH r the)
can."
do·· ·
Black said the rond111ons o ught to
ntend to other requirements as "'ell.
l'nder ctt) pt·rm 1ts. the charter com-
panies o perating cenafied \'tssels
must pro' 1dl' parkan1 for their cus-
tomcrs a nd must abide b) noise
tcstnct aons ai. "'ell
(. 1t} officials ap,parcntl) agree that
mol'<' m ust be done to curtail the
problems that bareboat charters bnng
to Ne"' port Harbor
Glen £' erroad. the calf '> hcens1 ng
\upern!>Or. ~ad re' m ons to the
\1unaripal Code are being drafted to
.iddfl'\S boa t chanc~ more d1r«tl~
( hartcr companies v.111 be required to
<appl) for spen al-<' e nt permits. tra-
d 1t1o nall) dcs11ne<.1 ror sportmg
<'' cnts. concens and other public
e\-Cnts tn the Cit)
nder terms of the pcm11t. the
chancr agent must cruurc that the
1
Wantcrhaldcr bche\ e~ cnartcr
agent are 1n a do-or-die pos111on If
the)· do not cooperate w11h the Cll).
the Coast <iuard and fellow charter
operators. the) could be run out of the
harbor en11rel}.
-~ "This means educaung our indus-
try members as to the requirement~
and the problems that have been done
in the past. and lhere were a lot or
problems 1n the earl)' years. do
care ~hat the ctt) feels. we do care
about the people who h"e on the
harbor ... she said
"Th1'i as not a rommercial harbor.
thi\ 1'i a plc-a"iure--boat harbor and v.c
l"C'SOCCt that If ~e don't, "'e'rt" 1n
trouble ..
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