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Home My WebLink About1988-03-11 - Orange Coast PilotFRIDAY, MARCH II, 1988 Hart called .threat to GOP strategy • Councilwoman's challenge of Ferguson deters from statewide goal. officials say other pan) leaden ha"<' been bacluna a prosram called ProJrrt 90 Pany ofTk1als contend that by ch~llcn11nJ Fcrauson Han 1" di'" trac11na him. forcina him to funnel monc1 and Clll.'fl) into ddcnd1n1 his scat ap1nst another Republican 1n the June pnmat) Tht'~ claim that coukt Jeopard11c Project 9f 1 her " rnn.,ult.anl Frank fa1enn1cchm said T~ Rcpubhcans currently hold 36 K'ats 1n the As!itmbl) .,hilt' tht' Ormocrats ha"e 44 ProJC'("t «Kr, pt 1s to pick up t•o or thrtt 4s\t'mbl' scats this )Ur and t .. o or thrtt morr 1n 1m. I'' 1na the Republican\ a ~JOflt) b> 1991. ..aid Grca Huk1n nccuu'c director of the Oran&<' < ount} Republican Pan~ compktel) and he v.111 gu1dt' u' 1n10 nui.in& 1n other kt') d1~1ncts thr ~1st ccntun ·· f-C'flu\On \J1d .. He "'''uld tit-d1i.1racted from the "Republican ph1~ph' I\ oh<'n role of kadl·f\h1p .and pan)-butld· um~ threatened due to the rcaht1t''> in&·· Fuente., \ol1d · It's an unn«nt- of tM number\ and tht' control of the-a" pnm4n t hallenet to 1 di..-.\~mbl) b\ arch-hbcnh. l1k.C' "'ill r 11n1u1shcd RcpubhLan le&1slator ... Brov.n and 'r om Ha,<kn ·· w1d T or1 Tht , h.alkn&L: al\O force\ F~ fuC'nt~. chairman of the < >r.an(tl' to \J)l•nd monl"\ that IAOuld ot~IK ly JENNIFER WEBER °' ............... Ncwpon Beach Councilwoman E..,.elyn Han's challcnl!C of fellow Rcpubhcan Gil Fcrauson's Assembly scat threatens ProJ«t 90. a statewide campa1Jn to att a conservative ma- JOflt) 1n the Autmbly by 1990. accordina to part)' ofTac1als. That 1s a pan1Cularl) cn11cal year. since in 1991 the l.qtslaturr wall Sporta Woodbrldge'aAdam Keefe ends his high echoot basketball career as the Warriors fall . 67-64./81 Nation Gary Hart dropped out of the presidential cam- paign again today. say- ing, 'The people have decided.' I A4 Index Advice and Games Bulletin Board Business Classified A8 A3 A6-7 85-7 Oatebook Comics Death notices Entertainment Opinion Paparazzi Police log Public notices Sports Weather 88 Datebook 8-i Oatebook A3 87-8 81·3 A2 ~raw tM state's conarns1onal. Slat(' Senate and A~mbl) d1stracu The pany that controls the lcatslature in red1s1racun1 )Cars gtncraTI) cuh up the statC' "° as many d1straC1s as possible favor that pan). Bccauw of thr 1mponancc of the 1990 i\uembl> -the Repubhrans ha\ 1n1 rnn«dcd that It 1s unhkel) the) will be ablc to put a ma1ont) an to the state Senate -Ferauson and Han said th1., \H~k that a political consull<lnt warned htr that 1f \ht' challenacd Fcrauson \ht' ma) tau· a recall cfcct1on for hl·r counul \Cat "In a Republ1t.an pnman ~ pcctall) v.tth "'hat"\ at \Lake 1A.1th PrOJ«l 90. thr Re publican leadt'f\h1p 1s aoina to make' 11 \ l'r) d 1 ffil ult for Local Rcpubhcan kaden paint a dim PICIUrt of what Wlll haPPt"n to tun~nat1H'\ 1r the) du nr1t &t't lontrol o(the -\s\t'mbh If "'t' don t v.in in i~J lhl \l411C' "'111 be turned O\ er to \\ 1lhc ''"'" n ------------- ( ount~ RC'pubhun Pan~ hi.· \.pcn1 on \"'\( mhl~ Lampaisns Pro1eu ~ " 1mporun1 lcx<1 ll • t'l"4."'°' hl"rt t1\U>rdini to Fc:rauton and f-ucntC'\ \a1d bC'cau~ 1t "'ould ~"r h"'al PJ"' lc:adcf\ Orange < ount\ \ (UnSC'f"\al1 ' r-rr r--I v.un 1 be .ahlt 10 bc in other areas fC''K·ntat1H'' morC' k'C'ra~ for thrir .1 \outhl·rn < 4hlt1rn1a and help101 program' thu t JnJ1d..i•n1 1A 1n · Fcrau~n P.&n~ 11llit 1al\ d a1m th.u .. .._.,J t hdl kn¥L" tu f er1uwn dist r.K'I\ t11 n f U<ntn ,.ud 11 .. n .md other lrom Prt>Jl"l t l./(J i.1ump1n1ancJ lunu ~ (PleaecMeB.AaT/A.2) a.llf,... ..,_., -......,,. Stolen federal check recovered \Voman tt rrested in Palmdalt-<,lore while l rying t <>< ct~h c heck By JENNIFER WEBER °'_...,,... .... .\ v.oman "'a' arrl·\tt'd this "'ttk in a Palmd..tk g.r111.cn sto~ u she alkgcdh tnC"d to la\h a check stokn la'l>t ~ed. from Postal Sen 1tt ar 1n ( l• ... la \1C">a < armcn \.tltn.&\ \bn1nc1 '~ v.ai. dt" ta ant'd "' t'd nt"-da' b' an .\I be r - twn·, \torl· man.&Jer..,. hen ht' rc-ahzcd lhl" 'hnk-ta\hing card she v.as U!>IOI ..,.,, forced Pt»t.ll ln\pcctor ~lt"\C 'K hnt'n nger \i11d th1'> mom an, \l.1n1n(I "'h0\4' homrtov.n v.a\ un~ nu"' n IA.<A'> ~ ht"dul('d 10 be ar- r .. 1gnl·d t<~a' 1n Lu'I> .\ngtlc' < ounl\ he 'l>iltd FlrenCJaten boee down laot .poa followlq a 81.8 mll11oD blue at an aato-bocly repair uop lD 1119atoa Viejo. hnt'nnscr \aid the c ht"Ck v.a\ o n<' c,tokn \1.arch ' !rum a Postal ~" 1CT \..Ar 10 tht 'I oo blc•d. of L1nt"oln wa, l 14 0 ml·n \t •k ar•out hOO pieces of m4tl aftt'1 .,.m.i.hin1 1hc Pln1o's bad 14 nJ c "' JnJ 1rJbh1nr l"'O mail lraH $1.BMfiredestroys auto shop \1nLc < >1.1 I 12 mail '<'hi In h.&H' bi:cn ra1dt"d n Or.ingt Counh and l hn h , . ., l., lrnm them hl ~1J l he •1r,1 JnJ thirJ Thur\d..i,,ofthc month Jrr npcl 1all) atlral 11\(' l'' mJd lhll"'l'' l'x"tjU\(' that '' "'hen fcdcr;il, ht"• ' "'h1, h arr C"a'' l•• oa'h .i rC' Jell >L'f<'d hl· ~1d < hcd.' tor \ta tr or lcJaal fll'n\100\ \C'tcran '> ht'n- l"fl\ d1\Jl'-1h•, 111 \ona l \<'cunt' pa' ml"nt' g,·nl'r .111\ Jfl' lnr S YlO to SMl(t By JONATHAN VOLZ&E °' ................ A supu-hot acct) lenc." tank rui> lured durm1 a M1u1on VieJO fire Thursda). shoouna acl'oss an auto- bod) repair shop "ltke a rocUt" and lcavina a path of flames in m ~akc. fi~ officaal5 ..aid The tank'\ explosion 1i. one of thr reason,. the I 0 JO a m fire 1n a Camino \ap1\trano commcrc1ill bu11dm1 'aust'd an ~t1mated i I S million damap: \aid Oranat ( ounl\ Fire Capt Patnck \k lntosh Tv.o firemen \ufTcrcd minor 1n- JUrl<'S fi&htana th<' blue. -.h1ch Sfnt a hea'') darl plume of \mokc into the \A1u1on \ 1C.-JO \k\ and cauK'd an hour-Ion& traffic \nart on tM ~n Dicio Frtt"'a' authonllt'\ said The tmplo\Ct"'> of1he bu1ld1ng v.rrT able to c\C ape u n h<lrmnt Mcintosh said "'orken in tht' Laauna .\uto Boch '>hop~ .. cld1n1 v. hen spark\ apparcntl) cau&ht the intC'nor of th<" 'chick on r.rc "s ,.orkcn "4:nmblcd 10 Y ' t the ~fl l·ar\ in 1h1..· 'l>hup · &he flame\ spread and 4u1L l l) hC'jlC'J an ;u.<'t ' kn<' t.anl u~ 10 the ~dd1n~ ··v. hen th11\t' gtt hot rnoulh th<'' rupture and •&n 1c in\t.antaneou\h \1clnto\h u 1d ·11 \hot acros\ the room Ille a PK ~C't \prradms firc a' 11 v.('nt .\uth11n1a, ht-hc'r-\.1ananc1 al- (Ple&M eee Pm&/A2) k &l"dl rerr "4-nl\ JU\' one pan of a ll)(J'K'h ~,. • pnJ that ha\ bttn \ln~in~ '•u lh<'m < ahfom1a mail Van de Kamp to fight .imr'' ' · l' 111 " \1nC"t' then S~ S Lungren appol. ntment rnilltun ,. rth ul \tolen checks haH• hn r ,J,hl·J 1n Me11.1can banks alone '-. rnl.'ru111, r \a1J ht' dOC'\ not Imo..,.. • he'"' •11 ~l ii h;i.., httn stolen ahoisrthcr n11r ·J· ..... , hl· lo. now hov. m ut h ma' By JOUN HOWARD ____ _ ......... , ......... sACRAMENTO-Dcclanna that Rep 0.n Lu.narcn bas no npt to be 1tate uasurcr. Attorney Ckna-aJ John Van de .Ump has announced that he'll ao to coun to try to prevent the Republican conarcuman from Attorney defends jud1e's actfOns &ellin& the post The auome)' atncral said Thursday that he will form.all) tntttvtnt b}' nut Wttk 1n a 1a,.-su1t filed Wcdnn- day b) Lunp-tn. v.-ho asked the st.ate Supttmc Coun to dccla!"f that he had bttn ronfirmcd as 1rcasurcr oen thouah tbe Sena1c rc}CCtcd has nom1- nation Van dt' k.amp said th<' Lcg1\laturc·i. spht 'otr on Lunarcn'\ confirmation efl«t1,el\ blocb ha\ appointment The h11h coun "must rt"'IOht tht' con\111u11orwl dispute as dean!\ a\ pos\1bk · add«t the attOrM) &tn<'ral Van de lump. a CXmocru. \alJ ht' C\pc:,.ts ·j lair .inJ ''hJC\.11\t' ·hand· g1l\l"rn·ir·, h•rml·r la"' panntr .,..,., !:"l\rn ,a\hcd 1n thl" l nnc-d hnaofthC'\.<l\4'l"'l"n thou,gh fi,tt>ftht' I J • n.11th1n ~11 .... ,11 !"It a poht1t .a ..,, .... , uprC'mc ( uun 'lt''l"n JU\llct'\ art' dl·.iw•n · \.in ~· lrYmp u 1d H( \ 'l ULalan branch of Baname\ tht appointee\ ol Rl·publican (1<H ur~rJ lhl',uun to~u1,kh JC'\1JtJ 1hr \1 • .m n.i11on.1i ~nk has bttn G<-orsr Dt-ukmc11an "'ho nom1n.ittd l\\tK Jc tr JUJC'd nt SSUO OUO b\ unknow- Lunlf"n to \u .. ,cnl tht' lat<' k\'IC lunsrcn ~I .1 lOn'i('f\all'l J(.. 1n~ ,nh1n& \tukn l ~ Trcasul) l nruh a'> trca\urtr puhlil.an trom [)t'ul..mciian·\ homt' ,hco' J,1..urJ1n to Felipe Ao~ a (. h1c-IJu\llll' \t<i1lwlm Lu1..a\" the (Pleaee-LUltOUJlf/A2) (Pl---WOllAJll/A.2) Fans growl over Golden Bear resurrection tht lime ·· she wtd 'Ifs SOM \lwhatr\f·r th<'' 1'u11d nov. "''" be bta. \han~ and ncv. If •C' can rumut II\ fttltna. fin< But I don't C\prC"t them ht capeu~ thal •1n ·· ()npttC' ~h doubl Cll) Councllman l om \1a)'> UH ht's pushana f0"4ard •lib pbm to dr"elop an cntcnauunent ccnterat t~corMrofMaan Strttund hclfic( oest H1pv.a\ anlht'han oftlwut~ ·s~vc~nt pulh Tht'n-ntrrhkd' •oukl aocludr mo' ac thnkn and a rnaurant·n'l)ttclub •bKb ht' wt)S ouaht to be a DC't" Golden Btar -rm pu\h1111 u twd n I ctn to bnn 1ht' <ioldm Bear bet~.·· b \ s.ud. -\nd I tbant 1t'\ dw intent of most of thic council " -'bad). Ma)~. Ma)Of Joh.a En11sw and ( OU«tllnu Pfln Grun ha'e da * ~ o( an n\tntalnmnn ~nlC'r and suppon ''' devdopm('Dt. But can a ntlhktub hk.e the Goktrn ka.r sUC'Cftd aftcitt a ac,. abKntt" -rd lo'l>C 10 ltt n happn lpJ ~ '*" Y) ... JIHl bouaht lKUtl to ID ttt la~~ M tht C Houv aodl, thin ... tt. '°°Md r\"f.,. ... \liar Mauch ill, leave \ d l•v. n to~" l\Un (. .&p1i.trano tu \t'C' him I'd lo't to~ C hue It. M4nJionc nJhl ~r't .u home-·• 0.d. Har'le; v. a \ on\uh~nt tor the dt' rlo~r ( ahfom1a Rn.1rts .. .auuon('J that v. h1IC' a rnt.iurant 111 tw-1n1 plannC'd in th" ,umplc' nohltd' c\pn t\ the' OC' .... n1Jhtclub to be an nac1 n-pl1,a ot thc on11nal "It'\ not lll&n& t<> !"It the.' nt'v. l•ol<kn Btar allhouah tht'•C' ,...crl' ~a'll\ mad<' of pans of the club brtott 1t ,.as dtmolu,hw 1h"t an !"It in orporatC'd into tht-dnlJO ·· he s.a1d lnJttd. allhoUJh tht facade of the hu1U1na v.as not Pfnt1''td a\ lull\ a\ intended ponion\-1ndudcd tcrracona fiaurn and v.f0\llht-1ron fi,tuf'M -v.ar ta\C'd and a.re brint u°""' 1 n a , 11} • aJThouv In 1dd.111on, acrnna pb n and photusnph' ot tbr cluh haH' httn pn:KT\cd \nordint to H11lo•. tht' planned , uart·~ compk-t. b>u11t on thrtt lc"cls probaN) would include a,.,.,. rttn mo"c tht'atn. tht rn\lurant or n & tub. ""'"°"' sm.alltf f"t''\lAUflntS and prrhal)\ Wlrnt Of1kci a v.tn r 1wGOLDml/d) \ . es pushed to offer tncenttVes on ride Sharing •---C--"-=::~~~:.:...;..;.=--....... '->-"'"~"'---_-__,__..._.~-~ a,.eaTllYIGMIU.N Thursday mcwaina pmni.oon m'*bC1weea6and IOLm. ..... _... " ~ tlae Nl•pon Cea~ A..0. 18 Older' 10 coq9ly with dw A __ __.._,.__ ._ ... _ c--.":... tion.. I 5 9 Pioe. al mp •a will bt ated --"~-.,., ""'" -w Dulap IMd a.-tioo XV is &oefttOW119tc:arpook. vanpoolsand ~wtif =ty ... ~~ SOttlY needed ie lilbt of the e~ an iecccned '* of public transit ·---... woncai•smos problem ia SoulbcrD syS1aU. pmuadt mott Of their cm '° Califonaii ud became dllie PQ11Uo-f'annswillbe~aolndaqirum- * ~'°a:ralion XV, .-.cl lataon in thf sea is ~ to 1a1ivn to sptcial clasm where Ibey last December. is inleftded to irn. increax ~SO pmnt bY the willbtLl.,.thowtoimplemmtsudt ~vc the a.ir quality in the South )'C8f20IO.. • ·1111wilhit fartbcrair-enicnnu at their workDlace. The ..--• quality problems. Oranet County Tramit District. for Coest Air Basin. which district Failure to ~ply with provisions exam-a.. is workina on a curriculum analysts say experieDCC'S the hiahn• rR-·'·' · x · fi · ""'"' · tcvelsofairpollution in the country. o .....-t•Oft couldresuh1n IMS so ats repracntauvcs can lead such . . of up to Sl.5.000 per day. althoulb counes. The basin includes <>ms, Los Dunlap said the district does not Meanwhile. ()raqe County TraM-Anetles. San Bernardino and Rinr· inkad to sttk e•tcftsive -·•tin. pon.ation Commission officials are Sa"'-coun•:.-t"'-' ... \,Ill; ""'... ..What we aR looki• for is ckvetop;na a similar P"llf'lm that The rcquiremmt also woukt lead to emplo~. mvi ... it a-..t..wtb eftOn would red~ traffac con-iion while reduced traffic conaestion. corn--" .... la ~x·V)~·.. ..,..-.. =tin• a stparale pl"OIJ'&m ~ the to see t it(Rep uon wvo-. contributi!W to cleaner air. C.... T Dunlal> said. But eVCft thoush air Lisa Mills. OCTC s ~ of ounty ranspon.auon om-quality officials are wiDiftl to be plannina and propammiDf. said the mission. fkxibk. Dunlap warned: "'We~ stiU Traffac Reduction lnttnt1ves Pro- The air quality district's program is a ... ulatory -. rm not Monty ~m (TRIP\ could replace R-u--CJlpected to raise the number of ..... ...,..~, . ! .... OCC:V"""''IS ~ vchick from a current Hall-I can't always mate a deal. We uon XV an Oran.,e County if _.. .,_, have to be accountabk to the EPA approved b) the South Coast Air resional avcrqc of 1.13 occupants 10 (fcckra.1 Environmental Procection QuaHty Mana&rment District. l.S occupants dunna the momina A.,ency) ... commute. To achieve that. aJI compenies w11h The intended result on au quality more than 100 employen will be willbeaneliminationofsomc24tons required to subnut plans on how they of reactive organic pxs ~ day, 3" will provide ioccnuvcs 10 persuade tons of nitroecn o•idcs daily and 216 more employees to share rides. ions of carbon monoxide ptt day. The au quality d istrict plans •o ofTaciaJs say. implement Resulat1on XV in phases: Once firms arc notified. they arc Companies with SOO or more em· required to provide an ntimate of the ployces will be asked to participate cu~nt ridership habits of their July I. companies with 200 or mon employees. measurrs currcn1ty in use employees will be notified ~nning •o incrca~ shared rides and then a lis• Jan. I. 1989 and companies wnh 100 of in~n•ives the employer will offer or m~ emploren w1ll be included to help reach the air quah•y dtstrict's bqjnnin1 Jan. . 1990. goals within 12 months. About S.000 businesses an the Air quali1y offk1als say •he types of South Coast au basin Wlll be affected anttntivc-s wall be lefl 101hcd1~t1on by the measutt. of employc-rs. Bur 1he dastnct wtll .. This is the first rqulauon 10 ge1 at require that ridership average al leas• the 1tse of the automobak.'' d1s1nct 1.5 occupants IX' vehack amona spokesman John Dunlap said al a emplo~ttS dunng the mom ana com- Pioneer NB teacher Evelyn Smith dead Evelyn Davis Smnh. a lon111mc BaJboa resident and one of Newpon Harbor High School's first 1eachcn. died Feb. 25 following an illness and comphcauons from surgery. She was 80. Memornll services will be held al 3 p.m. March 19 al Chns• Church b) lhe Sn. I SOO Balboa Blvd. The fam ily has asked tha1 dona11ons be made lo fa,onte ch1ldren·s or en- vironmental chanuc-s. Smith. a nal1'e of Monro,ia. had bttn a rn1den• of Balboa on and off since the 1930s She was one of Ncwpon Harbor H1&h School's first tcachcn and tau&h1 Spanuh and was a 'ice pnnopal in the Los .\narks School Distnct for abou1 .:?5 )Cars Sance her rc11rement. Smnh resided m Balboa and became known as ··Teach .. to those familiar with the sight of her b1c)chng •he s1rcets of Balboa with her ~t dog an a basket. Residents kne" hn as •he lady who brough1 flowers and coolucs •o new- comers 1n 1hc nc1ghorhood. collected u~ cans and other items for chant) and was a member of the Ebell C'lub Sm11h 1s sun 1ved b} daughters C'hcr)I Conel of La Canada and S1ephan1e Sm11h of Spam. grand· c-h11drcn Enn Conel and Juan Olcap. sister Donna Hanes of Costa Mesa and niettS Carol) n Dicke~. Holl) Hanes and Jud) Johnson HART ••. r....Al c:balknscn arc taking the opponun1- ty to .. advance a ~rsonal political carttr." Haslun echoed that ~ntament. sayina. -vou've go• some very popu- lar incumbenls here and their (t~ c:hallcnatn) chances of winning are nil ... Maybe they should look for anothcf forum this year and look at the bill" Republican picture ... Is ahe challcnJe healthy com~ti tion~ Nol accordana to Ferguson . .. Republicans arc challenged u- ttptionally weU at •he polls b) the Democrats. •. M saad. E Yelyn Smith _WOMAN ARRESTED IN PALMDALE .•• FroaAl d ftntsli ~d with Southland Tempe .... ~ .. " ..... Ycwtl City 53 u O-~Cfly n 51 .. u OmlN f 1 .a Mluol*C11'9 57 2t ()rlMdo 12 •• ltltdtol ... q SS ..,,,. .... 55 2t ~ • S4 ......... 11 43 MllMlc Clty 51 • ~ 44 23 ~ .. M Po111end.Mllne .. 25 "9d.,,. '° • ....... 57 2t ~.Or. 51 :callf. Temp• ~ .. .. .... ,,,_ ,, • iw.wi .. ----dlnO t7 N .... •5 21 flapd Clty 40 2• SenOeDriel 7t 41 ...... SI S1 ""'° 43 11 Hlgfl. low lot 24 l'IC>Utt ~II 51 m Seflta AM n 44 ...., • M Nctu'lonct 55 21 lekerdlld a 37 s..1a e.11er1 71 sa ~.sc .. ... SI lOllil S3 • , ,...,... 53 S7 Sent• Ctw • 40 CMrtlftl.N C 5t S4 Sllft Llk• City ,. " ,,~ 51 " Slnta Mwla .. 47 ~ 50 S2 SenMtoNO 87 57 Loe ~ 70 41 Slftl• MoriCa .. M ~ 50 27 ~ St S5 OMl8"d .. 50 T"-Vllley 40 15 ~ ,. 25 SpOll-4S 24 Paeo ~ 63 30 Torr-10 .. Coli ...... ONo •1 25 s-,r-38 25 ~ It 44 WeMWCIOCI &5 12 Dlll9-F1 WCW1fl IO S1 Tampa-St Ptrltlo 10 •1 A9dwood Coty 10 •7 y_.,. V'1 50 • ~ .. 27 TQllllka 63 40 S1et-to ft 4 ' 0.-44 2t T-' • 45...,_ .. 42Tld Dee...,_ 55 S7 TIAN 10 50 s.. l*O<> a 52 ea Dlilroit .. 31 WlllNng!On.O C 5t S4 San F rllnCl9CO f2 5.2 Dlllllltl ,. 21 WkMa .. 40 San.Jow .... --~., II'"-11 45 Stoel&IOft It 40 ::: ::: 32$&.M ••• 1137•"' 02 frll S7 2• Smog Report ~,::1o12•r.our11nd•no•~P;'. :=:::: l..SSp,m_ )4 , .... ... S2 '°"" 21 37 ,, .....--llelumont IS S 1 Gnnd~ .. 32 ,,__ "Mdwd .,,.. ~ 0-50 91g a-41 20 ""' ... u''"",._....._ .. ...., .. 10 c.!t lOCI -•le; 101-ttl Wft-llilhOP 49 21 a-OllJlll. ..... ~.5$1p._M "°""°" 71 IO • 200-29' ...,, """9111t1M. aoo 50 .__. _. .. tOc4 • "' . ,... ....,. _. ~ ....... ,.... ..... 81yth9 : Sf dey•lt ,,.,.. ....... ~ .. It-SO -..... .. 50 31 pr...iou. «11y'1 lllUiMd P9i 5-ICI It CatlllNI "-*-·Mm .. 40 today'• pal tor-llinc:aM• 5t " .... v ... 57 42 a.8-:lllOMKM!lurll"'d. 42-50 t~!;~ ~ :: Surf Report Jecaton .. ... ., 31 ......... •• "'* v..,, 42 .. 7 38 ~9Mdl~l 11 MatyWYllll 81 l 0CA"°'9 .....,_ 41 ac.-Clly IO .. Lot Angalm AlrpOtt 33-50 MONovla 72 42 Hunl""10fl ._,, ..... ._. 5t •2 Monlebll!O 14 50 ,__Jany.~ ........ 54 31 Extended Monterey M 31 40ltt S11"191 ~ ...,,.,.. 53 40 NMdln .. 47 22ftd • ., ... ~ ..._.e.edl 75 5' ~I 8elc:fl 62 '9 Ubol:::: ...... 41 30 F• ~ llWOUlt' Tueectay Mlh Ontario '5 •2 ~ CllllNMI ....... ,.., .. • 11igt11 In IN ..,.,_ 90t 10 ,,._70.. Plllm $Pfings 12 54 Wiier ..... SI ......... 51 ., IDw9 in .. low O •IO 10w SO. P....-na 77 t7 .... .._ W... LUNGREN APPOINTMENT ... Prom Al town of Lona Beach. was appoanled treasurer lasl November by •he gov- ernor 10 fill 1hc vacancy CTCated by the death of Unruh. a Democrat and former speaker of the Assembly. who had bttn clec•ed treasurer four times. Lw\aren was approved by the Asscmbl¥ but rcJ«led by the Senate -tbrowma the case m•o lepl hmbo. Lun.,cn·s lawsuit. filed against Dcukmejian and other top state officaals. contends the sinale-hou~ rejection was not enou&h to block his confinmt1on and asks Tor the nJhl to take ofTacc. The aovemor Al'tcd wilh the suit and his i;ek as a ··friendly adversary.·· sayina at was the quickest way to resolve the is.s~. Van de Kamp conrends that a <kfcat in one hoUJc as enou&h 10 reject the nomination. Last Octobtr. before Lunpcn was appomled. Van de Kamp issued an advaSOf)' opinion that a defeat in one house would block the nomanauon. '40rkC'd out. will likely represent Secretar) of State March Fona Eu. Controller Gra)' Davis and Acuna Treasurer Elizabeth Whitney an the Lungren suit. Senate President Pro Tem David Roben1. D-Los Angeles. 1s expec1ed to be represented scpar· atcl) b' Joseph Remcho. a San Franciseo auome) and Democra1ic pany acuvist. Dcukme11an. meanwhile. wi ll be represented b) Vance Raye. his legal adviser. Robeni has threatened to file a lawsuit jf Lungren 1s sworn m as 1rcasurer. and Van de Kamp said he will file a ··quo warranto·· procedure with the h1Jt.t coun. 1n which •he coun must decide the legality of the confirma•ion. Job Van de Kamp ........ 2·3 ..., l-4 tood M tot: M l-4 .... ,--3 .. 2·3 tood The wntten opm1on con1rad1cted published statements made ear11er by his depu•~· 1<1chard Manland. lead- ing DeukmeJ1an Wednesday to ac· cu!IC Van de Kamp of caving tn •o pressure from fellow Democrats and Van de Kamp said his lcgal acuons -wall not affecl 1hc state's bondana authority in any way. Wh.tne) wtll continue to discharge the duties of the slate treasurer in the antenm. h 1s absolute!)' clear that her authonty remains intact. .. " the attorney gen· eral said. Lungrcn·s nomination ca'*cd a political fircstorm an the stale Capuol lollo~ mg a spl 11 'ote by the Lcais- lat ure to rnnfi rm ham -the As- scmbl) appro,cd Lungren 1n a 43-32 \Ole. but the Senate narrowl) rt'J«ted him. 19-:!t. spokesman for the Meiucan anome) general. The thefts have led authontJcs to form a mulu-agenq wk force an· eluding the LI S. Postal lnsptt11on Sen ice. 1he Secret Service. armed agents of the State Departmenl of Motor Vehicle~. Mu1can fedcTal Judicial pohtt. banks and ~vcral pohce agencies. arrested ha,·e e'er been documen1ed.'' he said. ·-rm 1magin· IRI the\ have \Cr) little to lose."' ln,c\taptors ha'c 1dentifiC'd fi,c .. ke ) ~oplc"' as n nakad('f'S. he said T"o of them have bttn arresaC'd - one was u traditcd 10 Mc\ICO. anot~r remains an custod) at the federal ~n1tent1ar) at Termmal Island -a federal warnn1 has bttn issued for a third and two othen ha' e warranis from Meuco issued for 1heir arrcs1s. .. making an abou•·face·· on 1hc issue. "hat Schnennger called a "phon) Van de Kamp denied 1he allcp· I D mill ·· He sud the o~rauon was uon. "'The aovemor's . mistaken." connected "llh 1he group stealing Van de Kamp said at a press FIRE DESTROYS SHOP •.• P rom Al 1n .. cs11sa1on thank the ptopk who steal the checks gel I 0 10 20 pC"fttnt of their face \alue a!I do the people who cash the cheek!I "The~ ·re all spen ah<>ts. in a scnK:· Schnenngtr said The inspector allcied that the ixople breaking tnlO lhe post.al ve- hicles probabh J rl' undocumented aJ1ens. ··None of them that -.e ever have Authonundo nor know ho" mam people ma) be IR' olvcd an 1he nni h0'4C\t"r -111s a"csome we·rc tr)ing to get to the base of 1L but I thmk -.c·re makinJ bead" a>... hncnngtr said Earhcr this mon•h. offiCJals ar· rcs1ed IR proplc in Los ~ngeln al mail conference. '"This was no1 a case Th I h " fi d where there was intense lobbyana for a e maa ·t c11 n ng was 1rs1 1 enl· . 1 1 T Th fl kl d l th• y1~0 Mall. fi d 1 · 1985 panacu ar rcsu 1.... he governor 1s e ames qu1c y sprea o ~ 1 1he ash a gang 0~~ 1~n tan j frustrated . given the events of the past Saddlcback Wholesale Electric offices he Fire Dcpanmcnfs hazardous ~~~s 'a~d ~~~s 5~";;'n•~~ 1~ ~~-JO da)s:· Van de Kamp added. in the building and engulfed the entire materials ream was called to the fire geles. Mail thefts doubled an 1~0 rcfemng io the Cap11ol baulc over structure. said Fire Depanment and monitored 1he air and fumes ~an.. "'nh :!57 reported an l987 Lungrcn·s nom1na11on. spokeswoman Kathleen Cha. from the blaze. 6ut no evacuations h r.....1 he .\tissue 1s the 1976 consmuuonal "When we go1 there. names were were necc-ssary. Cha said. nenngcrb~I •;'cs~-same groupf amendment under which conslllu· throu&h •he roof. so it was pretty One fircfi&hter suffe red smoke ~~o~~:! c '0' ln<c maJonl~ 0 uonaJ offi~rs arc confirmed. The law involved.'' Cha said. "It was fed by inhalallon and another s1rained his has bttn invoked onl) once before. an plas•ics and paint solvents." back. Both men. who were not The thefts l) p1caJI~ happc-n when 1982. with the speedy confirmallon of Cha said the chemicals caused 1dcnufied. "'~re treated a• Mission camcn arc out of 1heir vehicles Conwa) Colhs to the stale Board of heavy smoke and noJlious fumes tn Communll) Hospual in Mission dch,enng mail 'lo earners have Equahzation. •he res1<kn1ial areas near the build-VieJO and released. Cha said. bttn m1urcd an 1he thefrs.. In an effon Van <k Kamp. ahhouah acknowl-ma. which is bordered by lhe freeway S1x1y-five fircfi&h•CTS ba1tled the 10 §C'Curc deh' er) 'chicles. the Postal edaana tha• details remain 10 be and directly across from the Mission stubborn blaze . Sen K't' has s~n1 S3~8.000 in the past .--------------================ '"o )cars an re1nfornng its vehicles. ATTORNEYS DEBATE JUDGE ACTION ••. Pl'OIDAl The defense anornc) said he 1m· mecbately cau&hl the Judge's error. bur did not sa) an) 1hin1 b«aU'IC 11 1s •he prosecuting anomey·s rnponst· b1hl) 10 kttp track of the hmll. But Dcput) Public-Defender Ken Schwanz. who had no an~olvement an the hat-and-run ca~ bu• as fam1har wnh prolocol m South Mun1c1pal Coun. said Thurs<b) 1hat Barnette propttfy assumed •hat McMillan was sjvana thc nttnsar) 11 me wai"cr b) not rcspondana. Off ioals 1n the Ou1nc1 nomey· s off.cc said thq-are rons.denna fu.rtber actaoo and mu!Cd to com- ment on tht cue. wtucb "1p1nst RudaJJ 8. Smn.h of San Clemente. He was ~ aft.er an April 28 acockat and faced ma~ bat- atld-nan chatles. OD ttb. 1l. after tlllc llmrtatlon apu'C'd. Mt-Malian appeared btfott Prnidlsw South MunlClpal Coun Judlie Pamda Un to rcquai 1be charges apmsl ~m1th be dropped ..\1 that heanng. ho'4ever. he said he no11ced the official coun docket had been changed to sho~ he had asked that the 10-da, hm11 be "aaved. "'h1ch would ha'e ~ the delay aettptabtc. Bamctte"s roun clerk ~ then calkd to tcst1f) and said Barnette had a.sled her 10 make the chan&t 1n chamben Feb. 19. Barnette &hen tesllfted ho"e'er. thal hc dtd no1 01dcr an) cbanan-McMillan said. -1 don"t undcntand IL bul llC>fM- bod) as l>•na.-McMillan said -1 don • thank Monaca R.chards (the ckrk) •ould have any reason to do IL - Ila concluded the beanna by dasmassana the C'harp apinst Slnath. O.stnct .\ttomey ofraciab and McMillan lata said the probkm was ht&hhchtcd ba:ausic 0..... County M"urnc1pal Courts do not u"e coun reponcn to Lllt' offaaal tranxripu ..,.,, . : -- during all prucecJanp . But rqardlcss of whal was said 1n coun. Schwanz said Thursday that it '441.S McMallan·s misrake no• to speak up when Bamene St't the date. .. Wt have s1m1lar situations all of the 11me." Schwanz said. "'When the defenSt' anome) dOt'S not speak up. it as assumed that he has no objection wnh the nc-. date.·· Schwanz said that premix makes at possjbk that McMillan and 8amc1- te arc both n&ht 1n the dispute. McMillan. meanwhile. said his 1ntcrnt i.sn"t 1nd1vNlual ~I or wrona. onl) the outcome o( bas enc. .. rm not mak1n1 any al!QIL:Ons or takina lhu an) further ... McMillan said. -au1 rn make sure I never appear btfott him apin ... McMillan was a j ... Jor 20 yean and on« smedu PraadiQa Su~or Coun • j.. an Santa Ana bc'°4'f raari:ns four )cars aao ao re<nter pri\'a1C practice. . ~L ~!ck'l 0.) will come early th11 yw-an M1Sllo~ VttJO when the communi1y'1 19th annual S1. Palndc'I Day Parack atcpe ofTat noon Saturday. BiU Crayaaf\. Bob CUnis. Victoria Jaffe. Chris Keena and Norm M uny, the c:i1y couDCil-elttl for ~n~cityofMission Viejo. willbcpnd manhals for the event. which will feature more than 80 cotncs. TM parade route bqins at the comer of Marauerite Parkway and Olympiad Road and procttds south on Marsutnte to Alicia and alona Alicia, conclud1n1JUSt pnor to F1n1stern. Call Frank Cosarove at 770-545 I for add1uonal 1nformat1on. RabJa clinic Jn HB A low-cost dot and cat vaccine clanic will be held Sat~rday at the Pct Man. 7211 Warner A vc .• Suite B. 1n Huntington Beach. between the hours of 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. Proceeds from the clinic wall assist the Huntanaton Beac h K.1wan1s Club 1n suppon1n1 vanous communat) services Call 841-6848 for funhcr an formation. Rummage sale ln Laguna The Laguna Beach Ebell Club will hold its annual rummage sale Saturda) from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m . at the Laauna Beach Women's Club at the comer of Glenneyrc Street and St. Ann's Drive. The sale will feature items such as books. clothing. ho usehold items. 1ewclry. sponing goods and holida} decorations Proceeds will be u~ to benefit \anous local )OUth. ~ntor ClllZCn and commun•t} gro ups. Arbor Day program The Orange Count)' Harbors. &aches and Parks Dcpanment v.111 stage an .\rbor Day fest•' al Saturda)• fro m I I a.m to 3 pm. at Mason Regional Park 1n Irvine. Vanousarborctumsand trtt and plant socicucs will be represented at the C\COt. There 1s a SI .SO parking fee . and add1t1o nal information is available at 528-4260. Festlval jurylng set Jurymg for the 1988 An-.\-Fa1r Festival will be held Sunda)' at the Laauna Beach Bo) s Club. I 085 Laguna Can) on Frontage Road. Laguna &ach. The festt' al 1s o pen to an1sts of all media. regardless of reside nce. Anasts should brina three c'l.amplcs of each medium the) wish to en ter between 8 and 10:30a.m and may pick up their work between 4 and 5:30 p.m . The fee is S20 per medium entry of three pieces. and more information 1s a'a1labk at 494-451 4. AFS dlnner planned The Corona dcl Mar chapter of the .\mcncan field Service exchange student proeram will hold us annual dinner and auction Sunda) at S p.m. at the Oasis Cent~. 5th and Marguerue avenues. Proceeds from the C\ cntng "111 help suppon the local .\FS C'lchange student program. the larscst 1n the n1ted States. Dinner re~r\at1ons arc S8 per pcrson and are a\ailablc by calling Carol To m pk ans at 759-5597 Boy Scouts to celebrate Costa Mes.a Troop 106 of 1he Bo~ Scouts of America >A1ll celebrate its 30th ann1,ersal) Sunda~ f ormer scouts or leaden w1shinit to attend the e' ent sho uld call 645-2665 or 64!-2 32 for funhcr information. Horse event slated The Onega Equesinan Center. located at 21252 Calle -\rrO)O. San Juan Capistrano. 1o111ll host the SI'!. th annual team pennan& c hamp1onsh1p Saturda~ and Sunda). The events begin Saturda} at 9 a.m. and a dinner-dance 1s planned Saturda) night at thc El Adobe Restaurant. There 1s no adm1ss1on fee and funher 1nformat1on 1sava1lable al 66 I ·3130 Friday, March J 1 •No meetings scheduled Monday, March J 4 • 4 p.m. Cesta Mesa Qty C..aJ study sns1on. fifih-Ooor confcttnce room. 71 Fair Drive. • ~JO p.m . Cesta Mua PIMalq C.mmiuioa mccuna. COUQ(ll chambers. 77 Fair Drive. • 7:30 p.m. Lapu Sead Atta Cammtn .... council chambcn. SOS Forest A\'e, P 1.ll 11. t Li.I. -- DAMAGEC PAGE Otange Coast DAILY PILOT IFnday. March 11, i988 BJ 808 ~ EY&EN ................ A countr ,.,, ~lealCd this -.ttk takes another ~w at the prope>sed Sensible 'Growth and Traffic Control lnittatl\C, sa) an& the mea urt could cost up to S 1.4 ballton-to '"pkment. The rcJlC)n follows another study con- ducted b~ ~Chapman Collesc Center for EconomacResearch which concluded that the 1n111ahc would reduce pcr capita income. ltwcr w rcvcnUH. red0tt cm- plo)'mcnt and raise housma pntts an the count). The ani1attve. which qualified Feb. 9 for the June ballot. would prohibit dcvclgp- mcnt 1n alleas where thcrt 1s scnous traffic conaes11on unttl steps had bttn taken to amprO\t' traffic Oow. Both repom arc baJed on the ~m1jt that many butldcrs would not be able to meet the ~u1rcmcnts oflhe iniuat1ve. an assumption '>\ h1ch supponcrs of the m('asurc ha\ c challcnaed. The Chapman repon as based on the assumpuon that the 1nabtluyofdevclopcrs to com pl) v.11h t~ 1nttta11ve would result 1n a decline of IS pcrttnt or more 10 building. This week's county rcpon predicts that rnmpl) mg with 1n111a11ve traffic st.andards ""OU Id cost the county $36 7 m1llton 1f the measurl' v.erc passed only m the unin- corporated an:as 11 the gro>Ath control measure v.cre ~sc:d an aJI of Otantt C"ount) 's Clllt'S ~ >Atll it w(.)\lld co 1 taxpa)cn S I 44 b1llton lO am L !ht-ttport C'O:ntludo; ln1 t1a t1\t supponers d1sputt the prcnmc that their measure 1o11 ould bnna about a d«h~ 1n bu1ld1ng Run Burlett. co-author ol thc mea\urc <:hallen1ed the assumption that the 1n- 1t1att'c would bring about hugt admin1)- tratt' e costs "II the in111at1 H' o nl> afTcCI\ nt"- dt'Hlopment then "'hcrt'!t tht' (11\1 1•• \aid Burkt'tt · That " nu1 the -.-.a, th<' .ount' doc~ 1h1n") 'I ou 1.ktermme 1ha1 '"u nt'l.'d a nc" p&1rl and 'OU impose a lc.>e on the dc:,dop..-r fhecount~ could thoo~· tu P3' for 11 thcm..eh t') but wh\ v.ould tht'' d<• that " Burkett Yid l'ount~ oflic1als ""t're tn 1 11~ to blJ me the an1t1.Ul\t" for fiscal protilrm' that alrl·ad\ C\t'>t · I th1nl thl'l rrpon I'> worthle'lOn a'>'>t!ttant count\ adm1n 1strat1\l' olht'cr admmed that t~ pn>- Jl'{'ted adm1n1strat1'e costs would not be <htteth K" t~ I the lftl\ l e M \\ e realize that lhe 1n1ttallvcottly dnh "1th futurt ~e\clopmcnt." said Wilson \nd 1o11e're not sa)1n1 the board wouki nclessanl~ choo~ to spend this money. But "-C feel that 11 monc> 1s not sprnt to bnna current cond111ons up to standards. 1t might make future development more d1flil uh to approvt " Tht• rnun1~ rcport also predtets that propert' J.nd !Mlle\ tall. rcH·nuc-s would gru" murl' slu"' I~ If the 1n11tat1' e wcrt' to PJ)~ Thc .. lov. er gm " th l ould chop anywhcR hum L ~ m1ll1un tu S:!2 9 malhon from u1un1' ta\H\enuc!IO'era 10-}carpenod. tht• n:port l l•nl ludt'\ < hhcr u1nsc~ucntC'S ol thc 1n1tiau vc, the repurt \urm1~·' v.ould 1ncludc delays 1n lhl· 1\suJnt c ot h1ghwa' construcuon hond'l a nd publll fac1 ht\ improvement Pfl•lt'l I'> GOLDEN BEAR REBUILDING PLAN PROMPTS GROWLING ... rromAl .. Pan of the d1scuss1on ul lOUr\C , .. !h.it thc:rl· h\· something along the hoes of a <.1oldl"n &·Jr ht· \J1d ··tt isn't an concrete. but It dcfin11el~ 1 .. 1n tht plan' The Hunungton &ach (II\ < uun1.1I deudt·d tn Febru11r) 1986 to order the Jemolat1on ot thl' ung1nal Golden &ar. whic h had been a landmc1rl. in tht· l It' tor ncarl) 60 )Ca rs. Dcsptte \<>Cal oppo\1 t1o1n l 11' otlinal\ argued that the bu11dm& 1o11as no lunger \trud urjlh wund and lhat 1tstood in t~e "'a~ ot a do"-nt '"' n rt·dn dopment effort . Former Cat\ (ouncal>Aoman Kutil Baik' "h" supponed the de.moh11on of th, (,.11d1.·r &ar .,a,d th•" '°"l'l'k that the bu1ld1ng needed to be rcmu\ cd .. First of all. t~ bu1Jd1ng "a" dedared unsafe se1sm1call):· Baile} said. "There "-nl· real problems 1o1111h the structure. the health departml·n1 haJ prnblcms "'1th 11 and SC\eral other things.'' 8a1!ty said the city was respon\11111.' lor ensuring tha1 the old downiov.n bu1ldmis ""l'rt· '-lfr -we tore 11 down be-cau\l. 11 nt•c:ded 10 be reconstructed . as far as I was conn•r nl·d ~he said.·· 1 t JU\( v.asn't safe. \\c ma) not ha'e becn kg.all~ hable 11 something ~~ppencd. but 1o11 e ""ould ha\ c ~n moralh ~spons1blc As for plans to build a ne\.\ nightclub u·nder tht.' G olden Bear name. Baile) 53\\ \he \uppons the idea ··T~ name as S)nOn)mOu\ "llh Hunungton Bealh f course.) ou can •t e\ er go back. hut I J o ft"el 'ou C'Bn u~· pan of the heritage to bnng that fel'11n~ tlal k I undemand the facade has been prcscr"cd and can be used again." she said. "We dtdn·t ha'e the.> same End (ate rebuilt after the.' storm~. but I think C\enont> 1ndudmg the empll,~Ce'> treated the new o ne JUSI the same I think the same thing can happen (>Allh the Golden Bean:· Baile~ said Prchmanaf) plans for the Golden Bear sate called tor consarucuon ofa 14-stor. hotel at the slle But 1n rt<'en1 months. cit~ officials learned that a hutt'I might not he cconom1call} feasible W\Cral upscale hotel 'hd1nc, contacted said the~ "'ere nut lakeh tu pur\ul' J nl'"- locat1on there. Ones that "-Crt mtere'>tcd \.\Crc not 11 th' qualit) the cit) "-as looking for. ~1a~s said With that reah.tauon l'amc tan .. of a scakd.Jl"\ n propo"11 -a .. , 11lage atmo'>phC're" concept \fa~Ha" - "'1th an enteruunmcnt ltntcr at the lumer uf t >.1\1 H•ih"'a~. rel.at~ bus1~ssc~ along \1a1n \tret•t and r•e"- res1dcnl1al areas nearb' \\)lair \I ~'" tlh Jgrel'\ thar the d11"-0tO"-n area nl·n.tdT J. tall• • ,t,\· " unhJPP' -.-.11 h the blunt v.a~ the UI\ hJJ ~Unl· .it• •u l JI 1111. Jrt.i ,\,1, n trt•ubl<' thne wa~ nuques11on about that \ht '>.!1J I 1h1n k rc:hat11lala t1on 1~ cnucal. but I dtin 11h1n l.." 'l't1Jh1latate nwanc, \OU ha \(~ to destro\ .. \I ii;.. 1d1 tx nn that ell\ rcdt•,clopmcnt o fficials It"' 11t1u .Jtl' o1uo.an~ for l'lOnom1c 1mpnn ements and dur 1 IJ~1. t ''' 1•1,J prt>x-n a11on into account ·· ...,h1. JllJ l angl'' an among others be-he' l' th(' l1oldcn !kJ.r 1.J rrlt•I tl\. lt'plcRed It ... .1, J mjgnt>l lur J>t>oplc "'ho rt'all~ cared about mu'>•l .ir J l•Jr Pl'rlurmt'r\ "'ho lared about touch an& ~·vpk l Jngl'' n ..aid "It" 111 ne' ('r be-thc same Those bnl ._, .ir r tht .... me one .. that .\rlo C1uthne to uched or JJn ' I •r tou1. hed It "-Ou Id h(' lake burning down the \\hall I l ·u ~ anJ then rebuilding 11 and <:alhn& 1t the samc 1h1ntz \1111..o"<.h said the G olden Bear was known for more ''Those bricks area 't the Mme ones that Arlo Gut.hrle toaclJed, orJanlsJopUntoucbed.It would be like bumlng dotm the Whlte House and then reba1ld- lng it and calllng lt the same th1ng ... -local act t \'1st Doug Langevin than J pla.c." 10 hear mu~1c F-ur m1. its h1ston "as "'hat "'as important:· she 'W'' It "J~n ' hu1 t to h(' J honl \-tool It >Aas built to be- a l~nl· re'>taurant .ind that''> v.h11 11 "'as tor a Ions 11me <;an,l .it-. ul t .;f> 11 Jc' el,1fl('d an 1mp;.man1 role an pop mJ\I• t .,1 .. r. l"-ut l'll' (1olden Bear "a" mul h more than lhJt \Jd\ ungc\ Ill I hcrr \l\('fe tv.o maJOf landmarks in lluntingtl>n Bc~h the C.uldtn Bear and the pier Th('' \lH l J, 1\1• II t)k uidt'll fkar and thl.' \.\ea I her I\ dotng a prllh ivvJ JUb l.• ~nock101 do" n lht" other ·· \r J .ihhou~h 11 '~t"n gc>nt' t~o 'cars no~ langt'' 10 '>JtJ .. u rL n1 dlon~ tv hurld a nt'\.\ rC"<>taurant do not .i"'"l\l' t 'I-pn'L'"' rcspc.1n\lhll tor h d('moht1on .._ ........ '-..,.. ··\\e 1o11an1 to tum.the dul4 nl1'"" area hJ1.l ,1,<"r" loc.il res1denuand families." \fa,, '>did "\\ t t•arned 1hJ1 to order to lt-ep bus1nes~s in a '('Wrl to"... ah· ur' opc:raung ~car·rnund \OU ne1.·d a re<.1den1 al "J~ 11 .,uppon 11 · · I )l1. t 1oldt r Bear ' g11r.1.· and tht~ ·re st 111 fl''I' •11\thk lvr J .. ltural J ..a'tn ·he w ad .. '>'.hen 'Ou J t''>lf\ . .1~ L ulturl.' I ' g •nt· le•· p.Ol>d The Golden Beu clab before lta demolldon. FV council ranks South park as job No. 1 By JONATHAN VOLZKE Ofh o.llr ........ De'clopment of 1hc South park prOJ('('I badt d b\ Fo untain Valle'\ \Oler'> an a Fl·bruar~ · spc:1..1al election". 1s the Cat' ( ounc:11's top pnont) for 1he upco ming \Car. officials de-c1dcd this -.-.eek Folio"-ing a shon meeting 1n which cit) 'it.itT outhned ma1or issues facing the 30- \l'ar·old mun1c1paht). each of the fi,e tounetl members cast ballot'> for the most 1mponant ma111.~rs in I 988 It was not surprising that )Uthpark. a 140-acre planned dc\Clopment on thl" ul\ ·~ laraest rema1n1ng parcel of open land. was \'Oted thccounc1rs top pnont) at Tucsda} na&)\fs meeting In the special elecuon that &a\C the proJect's go-aMad. Cit) officials said Southpark is cruc1aJ to f o unuun Valle) 's financial future. since 11 as expected to generate SI 5 m 1ll1on annually 10 sales tax revenue Perhaps what 1o11as surprising is that thC' count~"-1Jc slov. grov.th mo,emrnt has no t raised an\ C'\t"bro"'s in Fountain \'alk) If pas~ the 1n111at1'(' "o uld ltm11 gro"' th unlll traffil 1m pro,ements near thl' prOJC<t \.\ere plannl'J .\lt hou$h Ma)Or Barbara Bro>An s.a1d the: in111a11' e 1s ··soml•thing ""e are all gu1ng to fact' sooner or later."' hether 1o11e like at ,,r nm:· th1..· 1ssut" >Aas onl· of se' era I that tl\·J for 10 th on thl' council pnont) hst The slO\\·growth 1\sue 1s ltkt'I) 10 tx· included. howc\tr. an a re' IC"-oft he t 11' ' general plan. "'h1c h ranked third on the cuunul's list The s eneral plan "nKh mJps c' t'n aspect of the <II' ·s g.ro>A th \.\as "'n ttcn 1o11hcn Fountain \ alle) >Aas 1n,,1rpora1c-J 30 ~ear'> aao and has Sttn le"-amend· mc nts. Cal\ ~anaser J ud) Kelse~ said "The etl\ 1s at a crossroads an terms ot ho>A u·s go1 n1 to dc,t'lop. and thest' ne~t fe"" ~ca~ afl' crucial .. Councilman Fred Voss '>31d in c'pla1ning has \Ole { lff1, IJb '-lid lhl Tl'> ll " "J' l'\ ~·i. fl·d h1 tal..i. .1, llln~ J.' '" ·a•, J n,1 1n1 u.ll' '1uJ1l',1.•nlhl·,,•, ,:·.111• 'l'J •r ni.·n: Jnl1 hl1u\lng J ' "" .1' I'll r area\ Rankl'J '>l.'u•~J •If hl u •un1. ' "' ""·'' J Pl1h1.l r~pJrt mcnt PWll'd tht• l ,t•' E nlor1..1.~mt•nt \pprl·h ·nc.11m Pr 1p.r;i..,, , • l f-\ p Tht team ~1J1.k ur ,,, J "-'rgL·ant JnJ 1t1u r 11tli1.l''' '' i,,, \lo lHI.. '" l'rt1m1. 1,. m n·1 thl·&r rt·1wlar J.,• .. , anJ L ~ -\ r pr111l'd' I' u,1.·J 1n ":u .. tmn' Jt"mJnd nit .1J- d1t11.•na1 1nll'n'.: p11h1.r J.ltl'nth•n -..i1J Pol••l' < h,·• f ' n l• \11al1 n•r \\·•, \\t1•l..1 n~ n l l \ p r """'" h,t\1. h.."n J'"gnl·J h prll\lllu!11ir1 , rJ1. "" ·' " ,~ l larblir Boule ' arJ H '>UPI''''' .ir 11u1break ot au1omol"i1k hrcao.-'°' ''" Br,...,1l hurs1 \t rc~1 and "' ~uel µnp. uprl\1ri\ JI J R<"\rl•atton l rdt· 'lo.JI ng rin~ \11al1 \.lid ( >n 1up lll aJJ1tl\1n.il 111)11.n' 111 th\ \lH'l'; l £ .\ P .11.,,i U"<''> puhl1, rdall;.•n' h ·Ju,illl••ll f't lll·n11al 1.nmt '1n1ms. tn 'flt'• a \llUJll•IO \ lo hc.>lri tht'm .. , Old ;r u"ll th< • hll' -.J1J \\.tt h, 'nu v. t•I LOunc1I suppon l ~l·,,!J \' -..i1J ht .,, pcs lund1n1 can "" I• rd" "''" allo .... 1ull-11me officers .1"1~m·J 'l'l· 11ilall\ h> L E o\ P \I''' •r. l ". , , un, 1 'top I 0 was a reHcv. · '• nd ·" " •1d11Ur ' and land asSt"mhl\ p• ', h .i ·J1.··~:n lorccmcnt crac k d o"" n Jr ,I nJ,,, .i• d1<u nagc 1mpro,cmcnts. J, • ;w\, · r J. parcel at Slater 4.' cnuc j' ~ H· ..... n .. 1 ,, .... trcct and constTUC11on of a"•''" l'" \JrJ I" I' t OI\'~ .s 1n ol thr ,.iunt\ 's Trans- ;"-•1.1 : R Jul11on lnttnt"e ·Plan and ..., I .1 "' r 1mm1)S1o n·s ~pon on the ~Jr .1 " ti' l.l/ardo us v.-astes and ~lated .''.11~ ·~t·nc 1e' al'>o made tM top I 0. · Th" hell>' to sohd1h thox pr~s 1r ~-.1rt;in1 to th( council~ the\ don t ,et ll" •\11 h tht• lia' -1n-da' th1ng.s ·· Kelle'\ ..., J FV man pleads no contest to making, .selling steroids :Fountain Valley F1' c pe-opk ""~R arrt'\IN \1ar\ h J after drt«t1' cs obuunt'd a ~ar\ h v.arrant on a home 1n tht-15'.XXI blod of Bopn Strttt Pol1tt said tht'\ fou nd C'<X'aane. mOM} aod othtr narc(lllCS paraphcmaha in the home \htth('v. Albert Phelps. 19, Brtll 4.Lln R«\. I~ Lisa V1c1ona Phcl~ 2 I. "nthon' Rou "ddu\"CI. 19. all of founi.1n \al~' 1o11~rc bookl"d into Orans ( ount' Jail Jin Jan Ha' chttk. la. ol'sa n ta "na v.as ant'Slcd for alfirtedl) lr)1n1 10 hu' coca1M from an unckrco'" pol"c offt«T" and Cited and rt"kaKd from th<' Founi.1n Val'c} Polttt (Xp9rt~nt \ l~anch rc-ar nc, .. !a.t • aluN .i 1 St>IJ.. v.as repont'd 't •len lhu~a' lri•m a IQ ll Jttp l hrr ,._<'<' parkN ar the Bca.-on fb, ( .ar \\ J\h n 'r wpo- t rn1rr BuntlnCton Beacb Danna buralan 1pparrn1h mad<' thl"ir ""•' put a G~a1 0.ne doa 1ha1 sup~I~ 1o11a\ on au:ard Jut\ an th< bad.~rd an th<' ~ hlod. 111 Tasman Dn't and stole a Mad. and v.h1tr tck' 1s1on ~t \ alu<'d at S 1Q Th<'''' 11m \aid ~ had lrft th<' rear \hdanj J1.cl0r unk~lf'd. ~hC\ "'I ah~' C"\ would l't th"'ancd b) ~r dOJ CoetaM~ "~urslaf\ ""as reporacd at 11.0 I a m Thul'dH n thr ~I() blodc of'East I Sth '' rd • • • Rl "Jl•nt' an 1he I SOO block of Mesa \ c r ,If Pn H' rt'ponf'd a prowler at I 41 .i m 1h" rnom1n1. • • • \ ... ,1m.an ,.,.ho 101 home late Monday But accordana to the FD.~. sttro1d.s can abo Munl powth. disrupt sexual ckvelopmtnt. cause pl)-tholotical distutbences and dam• the livCT Fcl.aano. who tau a C'hcmistn· becksrou.nd bu1 is not a doctor. manufact uRCI the bu.lk-buildma drua 1n1 NewbopoStmt laboratory. usana a ~1 rtdtnJ ttnafiane number 10 order and pun:hax ma1enals for the 11hci t drup. Three otbcr mtn abo pleaded no C'Oe~ lO related dwla Thunday. ud ~ "ii bt lnltnmi IO SU -.oa&M .. jail ud rettt~c Sl.000 fines. ~ll llid. A fiftlt Nft ti ex~ to""'. wnHa.r plea QUI moa.-- JaftMIOuyJc I J ) ,21; MICMd Lee P)dOf,..20. ... MMt a.t; all ....... -•* milde-•••clmll. ..... M ' am arc charted wiah mallln& the tllqal drup and xlhna \hem_ somt'- time:s to professional rootbell pla~ United' Sla&es Attorney JOKph Rusion~Uo said in the 1917 tndtct- mcnt \hat the d~ •'trt distnbuted in packf#S false)) rcpracnted to conia1n food supplcmenu.. Fclte.ano and a eo-ddcndant 1n thal case allqcdl) promoltd the df'llP t)uouah htcratu~ 1dcnuf)U.. the stet'C»ds 11 East German dnap. alt~ the) ~rt al~t) ma""~ tn Fcb- caano's f®a iaan VaUcy la fth('iano afklrdly _ .. id SU0.000 for ~ .. "' * rmrraJ ('aft, but E"IQ\USI •Id he WU Ul\SUft how much money he ma &om local •In. ··we. did ha"c 1nfonmtioa lhat n was qune a ntial llllOMlt." E,.qu'" aid. ·Noc a mi.lleoia ~ tMat aa sn. ~ Ht. rude a k»t Of mont), but'' COM llim a ao... too .. ~iUttt) i t --.Asidr ... * AaOld&. Ille ,..,.. inidcs ... •~do.-,....,.... ... ~1 1iiew•.,....•.,.. .... • • 11lt piobkm • -.. _, -.,. ID ..... .. • • • <\ studrnt 1s su.sp«tcd of brea~ana into 1 lockf'd rttonts room 11 C"oasthn<' Commun1t) C-o&Jqc. 11460 "arncr "' c and chantaQI bl$ ofrlOl.I ~hoot tranicnpt to lndate ht bad ~ • stral&ht-4. &\enK 1.1 •k tthool. ' .. cart) 16.JOO •• IDOds was taken from a IMJlnc ln \k tQOO block of word(~ "vcwwc.. A lb1' cwlCd optft a rar llcdroom wi..,_ aftd acapt'd ••tla a ~••dt""· 1tlt_.111on "idcocw tit cecOfdet' alld Jewtf'> ••t•rt•1ull •··1Wu• car uett0.. a .. un. du1riC' ·~ .... ao.. ~-weft 1tpianfd.... I •1 Fl •17 t .... a 19 4 Muc.det-lluUO • I Swrl M CM Oc.ito. Tiie m. .......... 14 ••• ~ ... a cmaaa. • jcwcffY a ,.. a ... \rwttn ... ~,,.. ........ &111e ........ ta.allll.-it•Gllu on n.•..-...we.1-. da). ,._._. .. _.. , l•M.OU ~ . • • • T "'0 men in a "'h11r And bro1o11 n ford Pmh.> aJ!ctNh a\ .. cd rc-optr 1n lht I ~._)() blocL ol l 1okkn Y. nt trttt at tht-' "'3n1«1 ll1 bu\ ac:u:t n1ah1 ,,.._., ~urpn~d ... ~n a man rl"JCht•1.1 1n\ld<' her open car door. pu'h'd h<'r acnw, the peftrftlltf 1tea1 .anJ t\Ut ha' ha nJ up hn drns \\'hnl tht 11>oman ~rcamcd. he llcd lbc pa~lll l<'I n lhl" 100.1 ~ o( Wn1 WlltOtt ....trC't t • • • ~ 1hac:1 Jlolc S:!. I SO March J Of' \.iturda' trom a ~II station 1n tht ~ ~1 l() Mell. k of Harbor Boukvard Tht-tT "('rl· no \tins offol'ttd tnU)' ••• mf'•Ont r'Ut ~ tn a •• Ill t.an~ ~'' 11>ttl end u .-.. ma1rod S ~ v.orth ~ •mill Tlle f'ht, rokt v.as parted ti tllit I blGQ of «11 P\att • • • •n """°ct mt 1 acu al hial&nQO ~W')' Sdlool ..... Slok I I .. I I\ IClcvis.oa ,,_ -of them ........ WAC& po s ows Bush has support of epubltcans: Simon optlmtsfic ....._"--~~~~"'-~~- l'J DONALD M. ROTllBEltG ,,,._...., .. O UCAOO -Democrat Gary fast today a! the Gokkn Nugrt Pancake Houle on the Nonh Sack o( Chicaao and predaC'kd tht' Dcmo- crauc con \cnuon y,ould nttd at last , .. o blllots to ch~ its ptaidential nomantt. "I ttunk I ha\ c as aood a chance H an) OM ... ht' said. Han dropped out of tbc ~icknllal I cam~ilst today. sayi111 • I sot a fair heannJ and the pcopk have de· u Republicans Bob Dole and PM lloberuon vowed to stay 1n tht' ~. in 1his race:· Preu tq)Oftt hid noted ~had taken his klcvasaon adsofrthe air 1n Illinois and hid drasbaJly cur has cam~~ s&.atl' after be1na beaten by Vi~ 1den1 ~ Bush in 16 Super Tuesday contnts. No11n1 thOK"~ports. huald today. "It's hard to focus on the assun sometimes because tM ~•on 't lct u~ do lhaL They would rathn' wnte aboul how many staff you reduced yournumbersby I nevtttbou&ht that a campa11n wa\ a jobs ~m. •• Then Simon topped by the Pohsh NalaonaJ Athan« wht'tt he rtet1ved tht' endoncmcnl of lhe Polish Dady Zaocb. a Pohsh lanauaar newspaper o\ Washm11on Post-ABC Ne~ poll published lOday but conducted Wedncsda). the day after tht' Super TUC'Sday pnmancs and Sill da"1 before llhnoas "Otes. said Bush ~ the suppon of S8 pnttnt of Rc- NA~~ ••rn• of aborting space •tatlon W HINGTON -NASA officials warned CongrMs on Thursday that the space tataon ~roaram would txdestroyed 1f money as davened to build an unmann scientific and m anufactunn& facahty 1n spatt. McDonnell DouaJas C'orp. 1n •untan&ton Beach as the pnme con1ractor for the space station. At the s.ame la~. tht' spece sta11on budget came undt'r anadc elsewhere m tht' C'ap11ol. 'fhcn Rep. Edward P. Boland. D-Mass .. pressed for more moftt'Y for housing ~rograms nut year and said af thal money as not allocated. lhen Concrcs'> wall .. kiss aoodbye lO the 'pace Sl;&ltOn." Boland. whose Hou~ Appropn•t1ons subcommittee handles fund1na forhousana prosrams as ~II as independent agencies including the Nauonal Aeronauucs and Space Adm1n1s11auon , said has panel would take money for housin1 f1om the budaets for NAS ~and lhc National Sc1t'ncc Foundauon unless C'oncress chanacs the overall blC!gct pnontacs Han left the camp111n last May after d llctosurc of his relataonstup with model Donna Rice but then Gary Bart abou1 lo J01n Kemp on the campa11n s1dchnn. I moined it in December. dttlanna. .. let 1k peoelc decide." Today in Denver, as he withdrew epin, be said the people had had their •y: "Clearly I should not go for- fn Peoria. Robc1'1son said. -rm an at until New Or!Qns (site of tht' Republican Nauonal Convention). ll look~ nv('rwhC'lming for one of the Rcpubltcan candadalC"S. but Gohath v.as prctt)' o'crwhelmana as "'ell. \\'C''rC' aoins lo v.an ·• publtcans. • On 1ht' Dtmocrauc sadt'. Simon was backed by )8 percent oftht' ltlccly \-OtC'f'S SUrVe)ed and C'hiago.baS<'d Jesse Jackson ~ support of 33 pc:rct'nt The figurn for Simon and Jackson v.erc v.tll w11htn thl· M pcr~ntage point marsin of error ··Bob Dole's no dropout," he said an a '>lllcmcnl ass~ tn Washinglon and Illinois. "rm tn this ont' to win." Bush beat Dole an all 16 Super Tut°'ida) pnmanC"~ and now has 70S nauonal con"'enuon dt'leptcs com- p.ired to 165 for lht' Kansas scna1or I _,,,, .. Hirt failed to win an) dt'lcptts 1n primarin and CJucusn. polled no motet.bu Spcrttnt of the \Otc 1n an) of' the Super TUt'Sday pnmancs and lolt .... diaibility for funher federal matcbifta funds. "My tnends and supponcrs ha"c fiven the word 'loyalty' nt'w mcan-•ne." hcsaiid. -They ·,t' toiled ureks)· ly "'an uptull liaht " Dole UJd loda" in remark~ to Illinois farm Bureau kadt"rs.. .. , ~ant to make certain you understand I am five da)'s ~fore lhc IU1nois pn- mar}. Dcmocrallc candJdatcs psnat1- patcd an a telc' 1sed forum Thunda) n1iht. but 1n contras1 to many of their Joint appearances. not a cross word was ellchangcd h was ··au s""«tncu and h&bL" said flhnoas St'n Paul Simon afttt lhc forum s~sorcd b) WLS-TV and the Roo~vt'lt C'enu~r for ;\mencan J>ol. 1c' S1ud1~ 1mon grttted peoplt' ca ling break· Rt'p Jack Kt'mp of Nt'Vw '\' ork. ended htS pm1de n11al had on Thur.,.. da~ and said lhc idea of txang tht Republican cand1da1e for v1ct prt'St· dcnl wu "a \Cr) flaucnng and a""t'some thouaht:· Kt'mp dechned to endo~ an~ of the surv1\ ang cand1datt'S -Bush. Dole and Pal Ro~nson -d~b ina lht'm all as -Rugan con- icrva11 't'S. .. Dok scotched rumors that he ~a\ Dole caned~ all lckv151on com- mercials tn lllmoas and ordered dttp la)ofTs tn has staff. An aade said the campaaan was consadcrina aanna a JO.minute paid broadcast tn the closing hours of the campaian. One bripu spot for the Kansas ~nalor was the cnt1oncmenl of the Ctucaio Tnbunc which said lhat Bush's 1dcn1ificauon with Prn1dcn1 Reapn. w~ale a b11 Mlp tn Re- publican pnmary contcslS. maaht be a handicap an the &e~ral election. Enra~ltlon of Haltlan colonel unlikely MIAM I -A Ha1t1an colonel accused of consparina 10 ampon 100 ktlOlramspfrocainc into the Un11ed Slates 1s unhkel) to come to trial, U.S officials h-vc conceded ... Al prcsenl there as no exlrad1t1on lrca1y between the U nucd Stites and Ha1t1 ." .\na Barnett. an C"Jtr-cut1ve assmanl lo U.S. Anomcy Leon Kellller. said Thursda)' after the and1ctmen1 accusana Col. 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DuPont nylon. Stain m;ic-,:1·1 plush ,incl nylon berber Sate prrces 1nr 1Hlf' carpf't of your choice choice of 7 16 1nrh 4 pound density rebond pad. or 60 ()11111 e rubber pad Berber styles installed over 50 ounce felt pad All styles have a 5 vear warranty D 7551 Orrg 38 00 to 56 00 19.99 to J2.99 sq. yd. installed FURNITURE • All c;ofa sleepers Choose from styles by Simmons and Stearns & Foster 0 7555 Sales ltm1ted to stock on hand. Orig 800 00 to 1150 00 m .99 to 191.11 • Every recltner in stock Choose from Bar c.dlounq~r anr1 Stratolounger styles Sdtes ltmtted to !>tock on hand Sav~ 25<\. to 50~ 0 7556 Orig 500 00 to l 100 00 241.11 to •.• • Selected 2 piece upholstery groups. O 7556 Orig 1850 00 2200 00. your choice each y ruup \ m .• ' -HOME ENTERTAINING- • D1scon11nued flatware sets 1n stainless or s1lverplate Choose from assorted pauerns 0 7523 Save 50% Orig 99 99 to 299 99 41 •• to 141.• • Assorted Lenox dinnerware. 0 . 7521 Save an add1t1011al 25°'o off already reduced prices. STATIONERY 8 All glass frames by Walter Le. D. 7581 Save 25%. LAMPI • All discontinued lamps. Save 50~ off already reduced pnces D 7533 . Ong 69.00 .o 550 00 2.4 .• to N.• HOUSEWARES •Chicago open stock cutlery. Oepr. 7647. Sa"• 25%. Orig. 11 00 to 36 00 a.a • 27.• 8 F•rberware e>pen stock cookware with aluminum clad b<moms Dept. 7546 S•ve- 20%. Ong 12 99 to 54 99 .. 1 ... • a.9 8 Magnavox 20" diagonal remote color pon- ble Dept 7571 Ong 379.99 .,, ••..• ZJl.ll 8 Toshiba HO VHS video recofder. Dept. 7572. Orig. 398.99 .. . . . .. .. . • • • .211.11 8 Pure conon overaized full·k>Op t.,ry b9th itlettl bv famou ,,,..,,, seve 14.00. Dept. 7501. Ong. 24 00 • . • ·I·..... . 1M 8 Aaoned 200 thread count percale lheet set1 from famous m•ers. DePt. 7D. o,,g, 33.00 to 85.00 ..... . . . 11.9 .... 8 Soft. medium Of fltm suppon en°"' DuPont Decroo 11• potyMw fibeffll piMOW. .. Dept. 7a. Oreg 20.00 10 3000 ...... 11.11., .... .., •• Ill \ WASHINGTON (AP) -Prest· dn\,t Rtapn. stcpp1n1 up U.S. tton· om1c pressure on Panama. ordered tocby that a $6.S mllhon P11Ymen1 due that countf) Tuesday be put into escrow. TM move was pan of a scnC1 ol 11nctaons dtstJned to weaken that country's m1htar)'-dom1nated aov- ernment and force stronaman Manu· cl Antonio Nortep from power Reapn called on Noriega 10 rchn· qutsh has post as commander of the Panamanian Dcrcnsc Forces and said an a s1atcmcnt 1hat the United States canno1 do busincs'.\ ac; usual wtth Panama. Reagan ordered that l ' S gO\l'rn· ment pa)'mcnh dul' 10 Panama ht· held 'tn eS«:r<>'N unul cons11tu11onal rule 1s restorc:d 1n Panama Thl· pa) mcnt due T ucsda) rclatl'\ to opcra11ons of the Panama Can.ti Reagan alw ordc:rcd that the trade benefits Panama rn·e1\t'\ under a special S)'stem 'iet up for Third World countries be w1thdra1Nn S1m1lar1.,, he suspended Panamanian par·t;u. pa1ton 1n the ( anbbean Basin In· 1t1att\C, under "'h1ch '.\Orne Pan· amanian produ<:t\ rcce1 \e dut)·lrcl' accC1s to L' .S markets Army bars media from West Bank HEBRON. ()(:cup1ed \\est Ba nk (AP) -The arm) blocked off ~me ctttC1 tn the ou up1ed terrttonei. to media CO\ erage during Moslem noon prayeri. tuda) .iltcr de~tro)ing at least four homes of \uspccted Paltsunian ICllVtStS The mufti of Jerusalem the n l\ \ top Moslem rel1gwu'> leader. issued a statement lashing out at luaet for blocking \Oml' mosques fro m "orshtp~r'>. ra1d1ng other\ and con· fiscallng loudspcaL.cr'> u\Cd to \Unl· mon Pak'>t1n1an' tu pra\l'r f he mufti. \he1k \aid .\din .\lam1 called on wor'1h1pix·r\ "to deft-nd lhl' mu\qUC\ b~ all po\\1bk mean' dl' \pile thl· anad..l'r' · Prince Charles helJM ave avalanche vlctlm KLO'iTFR'i ""111erland'(-\Pl - Prince ( harle~ "as reponed found 1 trembling and "eeping after an a\ alanche swept two close fnend\ in his ~k11ng pan~ down a steep un marked .\lp1nc ,1opt. k1lhng onl' and breaking the other"s teas MaJ Huah l 1ndsa). 34. was lolkd on th<' spot Pa1nc1a Palmer· Tomk1n~on "-:IS knocked un- conscious and 'utTered fractures on both le~. Charles helped dig the 1n1ured and unconscious Palmer- Tomktnson from under the snow and aided tn frtttn• the body of Ltndsa) W1tnesS(s said Charles looked dis· trauaht. and o ne said he "as C'rytng and \haktn& as a rescue helicopter C'ame to take htm awa) Slnaer Andy Gibb strlCken, dlesat30 LONDON ( 4\P) -Pop s1n1tr and former teen idol .\nd) Gibb was read> to be&Jn work on a new album and apparentl) hoped to revive a dormant career sadehned b) drup and personal problems when he died sudden I) at the aae of 30. Gibb, who followed his brothers. the Bee Gees. to pop stardom in 1he late 1970s. died Thursday 1n an Oxford hospttal after compla1n1na of stomach p.l•ns The cause of death ..-as not a1ven. Gibb's brother. Bee Gee sinaer Robin Gibb. ananly dented rtpons tn the Bnt1sh U1blo1d press that drua abuse may have caused the death. IUFFELL'S UPIOLST£1Y llC . .... ,_ .... """ .... 1m-•-..ces1111M-M1-1111 ·~-.,.....nc:.1.~ _ ............. ... • • # • • • • • - amoa ~ W.Y '1Ulfl '*-'• ........ tt ... 5. 3 blllion ln bonds on state ballot ................. .,,.'° laiftioa ill "°'9idl IO cte. ., ~ ~~-..... ,, Tfil~Ail •• COM•Jltee ... -..· eot' KlCd oe Tb...-ry. · Tht J) bilh IR,.,, otS5.• billion ~n bond mcuu.s and mated lcai~ latioa tMt Deukmtjiu Md lqislat- lvc laden ..,..S "'°" in m.id-Fcbtvarj. Eilkf fiaure tt a record for the amownt ol'~ pbad on tbe ballot in California 1D one /:car. The nc1u biUtSl IOllJ Wit the 2. 7' billion an bonds acted on by the lllte's voters 1n 1986. The s,.) bellion donn't 1nduck • $776 minion perk bond propouJ that has already q\a&Jtfled for -the J UM bellot throU&h an inmauve cam- pa1an. A daapute over <kvcloprr fttS held up puaqc or the 12 bills unul Thursday. crea1in1 the nsk 1ha1 election officials would have to publish a 'upplcmcntal ballo t I NYSE UP S & DOW NS Nl!W '(()ttl( (AP) -Tl'le followl"9 W\t 1'IOW\ 1M Mew York Slodl E•CllMM Jlackt end werr.,,I\ tNf have tone Ill' IN moat -"" dlown IN "'°'' DeMd on r;rc~\da~ reeardln' of volume l«Ul'llMn lredit19 tlelOW l2 ere lnc;f• • Net end Mf'C9nl"9 dl•t!Oft ere ll'le d e MIW~u•!Ple ornlou) Clotlr'9 orlce •nC> :,,, ~~ ~: tJ' l Adobelhc '• 1 Uo i. l(e,_ v , ''• P II Pwllrlt~ jl'4 + '-~o 11 I RNdni!S.t ? , + • Uo It? Brlf Ptr wr 9 + l\ Uo I 1~ '• + lit UC> 1 it!emrontrWll. I~ • + I \oo Uo 1 6 10 CompMoertlm 11 JnAdemsLI 1 Huo=n ~ 'l Amerlord L.a1t CM ~. I SPI Phrm ?~ +1 1·f6 Uo ¥J 7 i.Reollec" 1 1 •• 1 • 1 .. ,, , •• .. '• 104~"'1..; ~ H" •I .. . ' I . ., .. ,.. 1 • ... . .. lr.: l~ : ••• s ,. , n. o , r. ! ft'• 1~ 1~: ,, .. ,, ... ,, : ,}~ :i.•. n • .... w • ... r· \~:lit~ " l' I ".. '"' . . . 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WadW DI 11 ... 0. pushed us to tbt ..al but we can llill .... _ · ~ ..... ..__.. .__ _.. · accotnrnodate iL... rhc gjd. "We -•aa. -~ ~ 1 -. _ .. ._ C'OUld "°'have qitcd much loftett... of nnanc1nt .. ..,.._YI U-rGlllila ...,. P\ablication of a tcrond baUoe e:aus and ~ •"Y moMY ftom Plm""lct would have cost St .I othtt .,........ to pay ofhllit boeda. .,.. Thn said raislna lllOlhw lll&a milhon. Oanatls-Mcade aaid. would ultimately bt re. co.Uy than The bond PICUF had bun htld up .-ri .. ofr the bonds over a period o( by an attempt by dcvclopct1 and y~n. Asttmbly Repubhcans lo e•pand a polcntial hm1t on dtvclopcr fen to "h's no' common ICftle to ftOtJJaY cov« a number of proJ«lS con-u you IO·.. said Sen. John Ger- s1ckrcd to be unckt' construction. •~ndi. D-WaJnut Grove ... h't e•· Assembly Rcpubhcans ~hold-prns1vc. terribly Cllpcotivc." ina ur Pl~ of an $800 m1lhon Gatamenda ~ that the schoo bond measure in an aucmpt to Lcais!aturt ult volttl to raitt tk act the fee l1m11 opandtd. but they sta1e's sprndina limiuo it could boo1t pvc up that 1acuc Thur1day. said pt.Oline taAtt to pay for tht transpor- Senatc Prcs1dcn1 Pro Tcm David tation projtcts. }i: = ~ tj' ~f .; = 1.,. • l7'1 -... •. 7•, -~ • 21'--,_ ~·· ~11 1 -I .... 5 ,,,.. -~ .. ))•-~ ·1 .J', -'"' •. ijs = '~.: :-. ., -"' . .. -. . 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South f.oMt f.o••unlt) Cb•n:ll 1120 Honlla f.cm)on Ortw. lnlm·. C \ 1 u ~1·1--tlO 00-f714) 261-02]1 \II • .tmptn Reclt.al · 'o<'I urnt'S. Ballade~. \tazurk.a~. Sona la Op35. Barrarollt. .. hef"w Tlf.8D". \l\ICH 1~. 8:00 P.M . ... Oran..-f.nunl) If .;JI f1trfonnln~ \rt.~ C:ttntc•r 600 ~n Ct-ntrr l>r. Costa M.-~. C \ Tu;k•~'" S8 .00·S2.i .oo. (71.it 2b l-02l1 ~1~ '6,U ...Cl'\.UU90lmllW Or 3( ll'll•-·'"4'*•111 eo, omrr lif'f'lho\C"O-Emptn>r CoRffl1o \Allh the· In In<-S)mpnon\ Orthr tra ROl.:Cr J/Jckmcm. Con<luf tor uSu.,_.rt> perbtRanc--t\ lfk'lman w.d •Ith pl'f<"IAk>o Md darth - In 11tr Mt.ind w -1 nt'orrrd. nalutal IOltnd .. an ~ ousucal mant"f" nw-._" ~er.nura. yle ind st tMt)- ' ·~ TICKt:fS NOW AVAILABLE ChatWelt'J!l'aDe (71 ) 261-G231 Mon.· ; . • • • .-. • • .-._ ''" -. ,~: 11 14 • • • ,.~, .. ) ..... . .. . . M .-... ... t . ff .• ,; .... "' l'o• ,, ..... _ - 11 '.. • 1 ,, .... ,, .. ... •' ., .. .. ,· . .. . ... 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'l!Qf>\ s N•,.. IO•\ 4 • "-'E W Y0 1t11, AP -111\0't ~t•v• o"J[ ·~ 0..i"l~r \!OCH \~ol'9C bv NA '!iP LatJ• Nllf'M V~ A\.lrecl ~ ••• \ l 1'6 1 V ,,,.I Im 2••· + '• 4 r>p .. ~ 1 I 4~, -t>, ""~ , ' 10·.. -• ~e:r~ \ l ml~ d~ ! 1~ 'f; ""A ' I ~ • ~•i>&lf' I -\ • Y •c• • I 11l 1 '> J Market tak es s harp drop on T hurs d ay ._,.Ev.. YOR~ c .\Pl -l he 'Ind. matiitt• ~ '" ~rJlC"'l d n'J' 1n nnrl) '"'o mon&hs Thur-..d.i~ 11'' 1n1 bkk ~ o( 1~ ~'"' tn11n '" t>arh -19 I na ll\ The wUofT t\11 both the t'thll· , h11'' and &M llNllkr t«ondan 'h" II.\ th.tt h.ad bttn tsJ)('CUll) 1otrorti of hut The Do-Jo~ l'fl'l&'C' of 'o 1nd1Qtnals fell .?4 '" 2 0~1'1 0' 11' l.arpa losu1ntt falhna u "ll on l1n 20. hours. Carriers work awfully hard and they dnave respect and encourqe- menl. Most of the ume your paper is where you want it when you want 11. Right? So when it's rainin&, sleetins. snowina or hot as blazes. please praise the carriers for doina their best - MILWAUKEE READER. DEAR MILWAUKEE: nuks f•r a weU-4Herve4 ,., M lite llieek. YM CMIG't laave said It better. DEAR .\NN L.\NDERS: Your response to the person sufTenng from the painful ja"' condition called TMJ prompted me to write. Her doctor said he would ti") a couple things. and 1fthc)' didn't v.ork he would ha ve to break her Jav.. You advocated more confidence. common sense. My quntion is. how many doctors use common sense? for example, the reason so may ~omen suffer from lower back pain is obvious. bu& &he doctors don't have a due. lf they would ask these women to brina in their husbands they would know the ttaSOn for those backaches. You guessed at potbellies. Makina love with an out-of-shape. overwci&ht man can and docs cause an awfullot of problems. Twoth1nascan help: Old Lardocan do both himself and his wife a favor by dropping some weight. Second. there arc pos1t1ons other than the traditional ones that will take the strain off the woman. .\ little ex- perimcntauon can do wonders to add zest to the bedroom activ1t). and 1t could help her back. If )'Our editor wall let )OU print any of this.. please don't use m} name Sign me -OSHKOSH BY GOSH. DEAR GOSH: My edJtor said tk leUer wu perfectly Olt. So kre It It wltla 1ratef•l lb.ab for all tltose womem wlto att married to out-of· sllape, overwel1llt l•Y•· S...,,MardtU AaJa (March 21-Apnl 19): Authonzauon received for upcnditure aimed at beautifyi ng office or home sur· LIBRA (Sept 2J.-Oct. 22): Check basic values. pnces. Som1:one ma)' try to sell you bill of inflated soods. Long· distance call involves social event. possible JOumey. roundinp. You're SYDNEY due for reward. promotion is on horizon. Love rela· o tionsbip could now llll find .. smooth sail-•••••••••••• ina.·· TAURUS (Apnl 20.May 20)· Look beyond the immediate. solld1t) plans for JOUme) Ps)'ch1c 1mprcss1on proves accurate. Secret mttlln& will take serve purpose. SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): You'll be confronted with deadline. responsibility increases and so do chances for greater financial reward. Serious consideration given to rebuilding. remodeling. possibly relocating. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-0cc. 21): Emphasis on creative cndea~ors. ability to aniculate feelings in d ynamic. meaningful manner. Member of opposite sex helps locate article lost. missjng or stolen. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Judgment. intu1t1on on target. )Ou'll be at right pla~ at crucial moment. Love rela11onsh1p emphasized. circumstances due to swing in )Our fa, or. Highlight confidence. 1mpnnt your own style. GEMINI (May 21-June 10)· Stress independence. opt1m1sm. w1lhngncss to make fresh start. Mone) belonging to another will be partially }Our responsibiht)'. CANCER (June 21-July 22): Be analyucal. discern mouves. check for "hidden clauses. .. SP.Othght on legal documents. rights and permissions. poss1b1hty of import· ant commitment. Scenario highli&hts public relauons. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20.Feb. 18): What had been lost will be reco,ered. You·u have access to data previously kept under ~raps. Focus on mystery. glamor. discretion. C'landesunc arrangement will result 1n profit. PERFECT STRANGERS *New Day! Complete ••vision ll•tlng1 In Sunday'• TV Piiot. PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): Money comes from surprise source. Aquarian could be pan of .. special arrangements." Emphasis on power. authority. dealings "'1th professional superiors. 8 ()()plft 'lie - B RI DGE LEO (Jul) 23-Aug. 22): Be direct. get to heart of matters. acc.cnt inve nti veness. p1onccnng spmt. Job that bad been dull will nov. assume aura of &)amour. Focus on lhowmansh1p. design. color. d1spla). communicauon. VlllGO ( .\ug. 23-Scpt. 22): You'll be sensjti\C to moods. 1mprt'SS1ons.. trends.. cycles. You'll have special success l,D dealing With public. women will express IF MARCH lZ IS YOUR BIRTHDAY current ncle highlights creatl\ II). excitement of discover). marriage 1f sin'1c. strong poss1b1ht) of addition to fam1l). Gemini. Sag111anus people pla} important roles in )'Our ltfe. You are bright. charming. have tendency to scatter~our force s. You are very much aware of body image. wardrobe. North-South vulnerable. East deals. NORTH •KI 5 J \l 10 Biking trims calories Through tM centuriel1 ftne wood lhutten have become synon ysnous with luxury and good taste. Today, ..._wood Shutter• give an euy elegance to any tnterlor from Colonial to Ultra Modern. --. . .. _. l:'W ----~· ---------------- 0 Al • AK 10 5 4 l W~T EAST •• J 7 l • Q 10 9 'V J \l Atl76Jl 0 Q 10 • 7 6 .. J 0 5 •ll .,, SOUTH •A 6 4 'V KQ54 0 I J 9 • Q.' The biddinJ: Em Soll.. 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Since North apec:t· MOVING SALE SUNDAY IS THE FINAL DAY C111L£S COIEI ACROll llUnols ee \liking 1 Ast•lMs eitPk>r• 8 NuiNno9 S7 NY rel! atn. 10 Oteo ---68 Flght unit 14 Soup 88 Papa 15 -mat• 70 Acutenea 11 Odd: Scot. 11 Aemama 17 Extrln* 18 Casttaate DOWN 19 L.uy Susan 20 ---day 1 Wrangle 22 MuaeMt 2 BulfUlh opera 3St.nle 23 Blamilh 4 Lurches ~ ~=dty : =::. 29~ 7SM:Fr. 31 Be lick I Stylah 32 Column 1~ ~= llld == 118cotch .. 31 Fal guy 12 Attrl~• 41 Sllcwonn 13 FlNtl OK 42 Under 21 Court.ey 45 GuMty onaa 22 Thr...ome 41 Long -: yen 25 c. ... 49 Unwritten ~ ~c ~ ~ 21 ~ arOUf'd 55 c.uuon qutct!ly 57 OMa' tcwtee 30 NoriMm SIL..ilfMn ~ 83 Ali*nent ~ Nwr of 64 Orient 35 ~ .. es CitYot ·- 37 -SI. Louis 40 Potherb 43 Patrewtge 44 Aeeg.ef'I to -46 Modetn 47 Shew. bifd9 51 WMCON*Md 52 Macaw eel bia band to produce a lot of 39 ""*al: Miff. tricks, be bounced rjpt into t.be no -,..a--2--3----~--1 --.~....,.- I l TREASURES by Fmlaidc FWter • Freshwater pearls • Porcelain deco • Cloisonne deco • Jade, Coral, Turquoise jewelry and carvings • Oriental screens • Furniture • Chests • Antiques vecy treasure in the storo must be sold by 5:00 p.m. Sunday, March. I 3 ~-.21·8144 trump aJam. A diemond lead wu more UkllJ 14 to live• trick away &bu to blip Im ~-+-t---+-t--- lide'1 caUlt, IO Wtll opted to IMd die J9ck of beana. 1'e fa&• Ol drie ~ ...... --t--+--+~ Cl09UKl Wqed oa 8-11'• play 10 &.M "" .-trkl. n.o. no ..,.. dMJWO.W&ole&Meceot-.n. ua. tMJ new upwtata h "* .. trkk. I-' to rt11Jtt it. Dldll• ... Md DO tfouMI ICortDa hlO ~..,.___,._ ..,.. tricb, two a.ru. two ... .-...sudulll. 53 lne&aatlc S4 Slecicened 51~ 59 !0ndof* eo Water: Sp. 11 T•IS) ••ISY 62 Lln9men 84 CopycM 11 12 13 DAMAGED PAG E ~Ml FRtOAV. MARCH 11. 1988 UCI women ouated from PCAA Touruntent "" Fullerton. CdM boya suffer first trKk du.I mMt •tback since 1112.. UCI finds sweet· • J ", ) revenge vs. 49ers Looking for help Seaa Harrell of California triea to •pot teammate while beiq defenclecl by use·. Brad Wlnalow darlnC flnt round o f Pac-10 Tournament in T11CMn. Bean won. 75 -59. Engelstad hits 31 as Anteaters top LongBeach. 74-69 By JON FERGUSON Of .. .,.,,.. .... l'IG LEWOOD -l < l head lOJ<.h Bill \1ulhpn and ht\ a\\1stant Bo h ThJte embraced each other as thl'lf plaH·r'> cekbrated and Long Bc.-a<. h ~wie ( oach Jex Hamngton follo\.\ed h1' tt:am straight o fT the coun fhcrl: \.\as no good1o1. 111 hand \hJh · at m1dcoun ~11o1.een coache\ a nd tnr good ~ason -there remain\ h!!le goodw1 II .\I l he game·., st an \.\ ht."n buth l·oa1..he\ "ere announct'd .titer their ,141mng hneup\ Hamngton loo~ed do\.\ n at \.folhgan f ht' ln<1h mJn \tared for1o1.ard onto tht· coun Moment\ after the ti n1<;h -4\ler' guard \1urlon \\de\ and u~ntl·r lX.\nthun\ Langston left th('1r team- male'> behind 10 congratulatl· ~t ulhgan Jnd '>Oml' l CI pla~e~ \1ull1gan "a" an outspoken lnt , 1h1\ \.\C'l:I. uf Long Beach \1a tt' ' c0<.l.in1..·.,., J nd an11m1da11on tJllll' Thl' L (I l U3lh had e'pres~d an und~1ng dl·\1rl' to "ktl k th('1r 1:1 Mo nda\ .\fter1o1.J rd Harrington \a1J ··\\hl'n I lJmt· out here I ~•d I \.\Jr.! 10 ~ the mo<;I \ 1s1ble coa-.h t•n 1hl· \\ l'SI ( oa'>t J nd .. he added 1onguc- 1n-\.hed . "I thin!. that's happened Thl· P( .\ -\ I'> a l la ss league and I than!. "e·rl' a d a'I\ program at L,mg PCAA tournament ..... _ ..... -noun..,,., '--·-~C 1• -~ IM• • s·e•• •• :J·•~ \•o1•• IC S.• "' S·e P "l "'"C ~·· a ... a. ... x ....... ,.. S•••• 5e ...... eo.e _., •f"'~ ., • • ,, c: ~'CY S. T__,., s--t .-.'•" \·•·• . ' ..,c s.r-·. e. .. • o-..,c '" ""-'·~ -..,.-t -f"'tli*\ ~' 0.--r tr ,._. • ~.. ... ... ~, •• ; Ct - Eka1..h ThtS\earha\bct"n.t ,__.r. ·r c:ompet ti\..-· \l'Jr at '''nr &:i .. f h .. tt \going 111 rl·Jtl' J prokk,.,. ' · \<lnll p<•npk It "'J'>n·1 c·J,. tor th(' .\ntc.i't ., r1 -~-t ,, 1~n1ng-r11und P.iu 1i { .1,• -\•hkt1, \'>"'-".IJllOn f llU" J I" ' ,,._w:--... lt thl· Forum Jnd "'" t • m.1' !'\;•I hJH hct·n the t"ltt,tl('' " l ht'J ll'd 1ntu .£lil'' • .ii•. t!'" ...... J'"" fh" 1.ould ht" lhl" '"C't'I •t vo. ., •' :'"". .1• ·c• .. ..aid I ( I .i.•ritc."' \\ aHt(' f mtd,1.1d "'ho k..! :h,· \n1 • .1t~ ., " tr. \' -~lint' .1nd I~ rC"t•nunJ, Botr. 11!"1.:\ !hl' heat u' the.·· ;a o.cJ • .,, .~_. -'h<•lc "3· L J'>, n1a.r.: "' I ,..;a, !! 1n!! tu \lttp Jll I h,1ui 'l1 J"-u• ""' ~"" "g •hem 1"11 Jlv..i•'> ~h<r"n 1n1\ ... - r lt \.tulhgan E ngd\ta.l ..s..:J,·.: .. k \<J' 1'.·an<'ni "'"' .. :..slh :naJt' h m p• uJ Ht' gc."h 'l.J • "TI11I "..s JnJ .a 1'-• ' ;xopk J un t -.n-t~l ' dl' 'il:n1ur guard \111.c H .. .,., .tJu~ ·L •ng Be.:Kh rea lh ru~ IL 1n the ti r.t 11o1.u g;iml..., t'>u' !he." th ird •Int" -.a., the. unl· "<" 1o1.ant('(i The\ can ha\(' the > ... fif't t1o1>0 \\ c rc."all~ want('(! tM-m ....-J b.:IJ .\ht'f thrtt straight I~ to finish r1I tht \Ca\Cin the latk'f' tv.o a pair of #".l ddl'.H'> tu Long 81."ach and LC Santa' •• Barbara .alter lcJJ1n1 1o1>cll into iM '4'l•Jnd h.alt Engrh oo found a prrlm end in(! I• endc'd up the v.a~ I ... ~nt('(! 1t ti• ...a1J Engrlst.h1 .,. ho hat a pra er ot I• t: 1 rl'"' '> "'1th ~ -<>n:ondc, left to m..s~. 11 -:-t>-. ·I ...,J., Lhc o nt' looking t:;:> ..s: tnc end J nd pointing to the ... I.. T Ile~ ma ha' .. v.on the battln r•ut v.(' ~un the •.sr L>1.1nninr J ncv. N ttk lu1rsh k for • l' tvi;rnamcnl v.cre stanel"' ""e' 1n I ,,J frank\\ l)C)(hand ~1 tkc." Labat .1n,! A,.111.-in THonc Ho .. a rd It \C't 1~. ':J~l' l11r Rc.·q~ngt: of the Ciik1n· r~ .;..;, •J 'l" " our la<;I 1..ham:c at the." '< \ \ 1 1t1umam<'f\t .. said Flo"d "h' • Jd J &nd-.\1d on has d ome , \ _.. ng a bank mart from a bout ..., r ;i hVit ri,hirc an tht-San ta B.1'"'Jr;JIO\.k\.'rr •m · .\t the h3.lf•u' r-nt JJr ng 1bc." rq.ular C'Onf~~ 'K.'.:tv'!l I tllld Franl -he and I had J· "l, I l t,,itSl \ c."ar txfott V.(' pb~('d F ~ kn1·r -th.st Tor the tournament ..... •ere." i o il'f ha d I u'>l \.\ilnt~ 't. ptCl upthcmor3k 0t: .. .a1J~ v.c !o-.t our last thrtt N ~m~ and ,,.c -..r-re do.,n - l < I •hid~ ..... ~ nut a strong r<'~1und1n1 'c."am this ~n. con- :r lli:-d :!le ~);l•d, ~ •5 and ~cd ~rcat 1ntcn\1'' .hmugbout Wh1lr E ngcl,t..ld p•c."' e ntc:d Long 8eacb :r 1m ~tung mJ:i' ..a-o nd cbancn. ll f Plea.e Me VCl/m) • * * Warriors fall short against Madison, 67 -64 Rebels • Keere·s stats as usual. but team's numbers off By ROGER CARI.SOS Of ... ~ ......... DEL MAR -\\oodbndge H1gh·s \\ar· nors took their one-man sho" south Thursda' night -the ooc la~lcd .\dam Keefe & Co -a 1o1.inningcombana11on which sent them into the Southern California Regionals basketball semi- finals 1p1nst San 01{-go 01v1s1o n II k1ngp1n Madison But there v.as a maJOr Ila\\' an the sho" Warriors ( oach 8111 hannon has put o n the floor the past tv.o )Cars -Keeft' was there but he had no com pan}. and as a r('Sult the Wamor; "ere eliminated before ~.000 at Torre' Panes High.67-64 . Keefe put on another !.how. scoring J 4 points and grabbing 19 rebounds. which as usually enough 10 put tht· Warriors an the '1ctol) column. But 1t was not to be the Wamors' night as Shannon·squinlet. shun-handt'd to begin with. camc up even shoncr in mani-areas. "We Just pla)ed Hr). vef') poorl} for three quarters ... said Shannon 1n the aftermath. rclkcung on has team's uncharactensuc: I I· point dcfic:11 Y.h1ch earned through most ol 1hl· third quancr and :!. B into the final ixnod (60-49) before a' ahant ralh f('ll <;ho n ··\\e made some." bad dec1s1 on<; \.\llh tht· basketball." rnnunued Shannon "ho \3\.\ hi\ tl·am's attem pt to quahf) for a Regional\ Final'> benh at Los .\n&eles Sports .\rena Saturda' 'an1sh 1o1.hcn Rob lee·s desperation 35-foot attempt h11 iron and bounced a"a' Y.llh no 11mc kft Madison takes a ~8-2 re<ord aga1n\I Foothill o f Bakersfield I ~ti-4.1 on ')a1urda' tor the nght to a state fi nals berth 1n O:ikl:tnd J Y.ecl. later Errors "ere commo n 1n J game \.\h1th \.\1 11 surcl~ haunt tht• \\ arr1or\, and ''pit a I ul thl'ir frus1ra11on "a!. 1n the final rnuntdo "n ..... ecft:'s thrt"-'·POlnl <;hot \.\1th ~-4 \t'U'Od'I left pulled \\oodbndge to "'11h1n ti'-hl Jnd Mad1~on coughed the ball up nine ~.-rnnd'> latl•r. gl\ ing Ro bb Lee a chJnct' to '>hce 1t 10 one He dad JUSl tha t "'1th 11 ~-cond' k ft narro1o1. ing 11 to ti5·tl4 But Y.1th the clod 11cl.1ng a"a~ the Warriors Y.erc unable to make their tame out intentions to the offic ial'> and \.1ad1son in- bounded the ball Just three ~'lond s ~ma1ned behm· the \\ Jrnors w uld foul and ~nd \1.1d1-.c>n \ Jeff HJrper to thl' linl' wtth J onc:-J nd-.>ne opportun1t~ He made them both to get lhl' 1hret"-po1nt ,uhantage. but l'\l'n more important than 1he frcl· thro\.\S "'..!'the \1mple lac: t>I umc: lell - 1hrl'l' •;n omh \.\h1ch de,eloped 1nh> 1hc fuule long-range m1'>lin: .. , told 1hcm to ... all llm(' uul lOnlirm<'d hJ nnon aboul ha<; 1nc,1ruct1on'> 1,1 h1\ team before Ll'e nJrTO\.\l'd ll to u ne "but w mc."t mt" e'l'~thang J onn·1 go nght Our I.id<. under nl'Jth 1hc.' ha\k<.'t JU \l d 1d n t gl't tu thc:-rctcret" in 11ml' tt1 La ll 11me •u' Thl' La'>t·Sc.'l •'"J rru\trat1on' \.\Cn: IU'>l thl' 11p 0 l th1..· ll:cl:~:rg h r lhl' \\ arn or\ "hu 1o1.ere 1n a n uphill bJttk J nigh t Jga1n\I ..s 1.Ju1,I. a11J '>harp-.,huo11ng \l.id1-.o n 4u 1n1c1 Jc:\p1tt :' \ome11ml'\ 1lut-,1f-u1n1rol 1,~,i. (1Jrth -\nd1..·r'°n lhl· t-... ~n11.1r \.\ho \.\l'nl Jl1\.\n '41 1ha nJn ~k1n1un Tul''ida' \.\.t,un.:1hk to plJ\ -hul u,mpound1ng the s1t ua11on \.\J\ the Jb\\.'n1..t" ol o-J ( hn<. Dl'1bt-n CA·1bc.Tt did not \ult up ht.•t J uS< ol' 1olat1on ol -...houl rui..-., a nd h1\ ab.,..·n,l· prn,l·J fatal ·1 Jgrl..'l' .. \.\J' ..sit ~hannon \.\\JUIJ 'hi\ J bc..\Ut thl' re'> uh \\ 11hou1 D1.·1tk·n·., \tr11ng Jl·k·n~· JnJ sharp pa\~., to t...cctc • 11-'I' :hl" m.an. shon c:umang_) ul the \\ J rn .. r-• <''P.•"c.°d .inJ \1ad1su n·., \\ .lrha1o1. l \11 ... 11. .sJ' .in:~ Ill 11 ..., 1tt: a dn' in@-up-tem po g_1mc a'> "'Cll ;i> .t p.i ... l ni· an de ten!>< "'h11..h n' tt'J the: \\ vo iCt>n '1Jl llUt '>tde game 10 tal c t'\. "'JnlC"I The \\ am o l"'> u uh..! "C'l JU'>I \ ut trum lhl' penmctl'f in thl" 11~· -: .. 1 in l31l·nt. ~'"".! J ... 12 and l toull IUSI ~~ ~und\ 111 U'l(' 'I'll'.! quJncr for \tad1son to up tne C( un· t1.. -' -;. •.: .. \\ l' '\.\l'nl 1nt1.. the game._ ,th P P-P plJn '>J J \1Jd1.,. n ( llJ."1 Jim Th·•mP\Or. Pr ... i.re JL·•..-r .,._ ;'.'u-.r thc "'Jll up the ... o._.r. .ir.J p.. t. 1: n I0)1Jc \\ l' h.;J • ~'' c." :heir. :he outs Jc :r.e' "J..! ;t• ''.. !k...1 •.1o1.~\.1tJ1 J!H ' -,,('-..: lxr-1u . <ldur-: ... ~·Jr..,c:i.!.J :"c .1 .. 1 1.J<..l"'h r llur-• "' th I • J ~rime::.-· 'h t' .t' "'e .l,...._l'l'k . .,b.J..:-.l·JJ •rn natt r. ~ .. • -· .. <'!11a JnJ 1 '1~ •h, \\ ..s •• ,,r, "'t'°'C'" · .1". · \1JJ '4•r ';..1. •,,, I tui J vu· .. 1.h ~'•>r. ·~~ ~:-;,, l\lnt r<..11."dl "' 'T'~l,-'"i",s;.l ... J •L -~ti "'J k1n~iµ'Til .JI"..!\\ •'llltln..!tfc." "'' .. .: ".1' ;, "J\c." m\1r: -'t:Jpv n~ 'hJr ...._c."t"'i: • \, I tum~J u • :h \\J r'• ,, .! ,JI'. ' ...._,d<: \.\h1..1 .a \t·'J~c.: ~~ 'p. 1!''<.,.n.! • rl ~ ..,J) in S ' pr\.·, \..lu'.., ... ~ ,,T a...s..,.,~ , -~ (Plea. we W ARJllORS/82 OCCtops . Rustlers Oilers advance to tournament fin als again Dehdash tian slugs 3 homers. drives in9in 10 -2romp Dcrtk Dchdashtaan went 5 for 5 with three homers and nine RBI as 0. ran&e Coa~t completed its two- pme sweep of Golden West wtth a 10-2 non-conference baseball \lctor) Thursda} on the Pirates' field. OCC. now 15-8-1. ed&ed the R us.- llers. 7-6. o n Tuesda}. Dchdashttan h11 his first ho mer an the bottom of the first with two on to a.i ve OCC a 3-0 lead. then sinakd an another run 1n the fourth as the Pirates e~pandcd their advantage lo S-1. Jim Culpepper attounted for the Bua' other run with an RBI sin&lc an Bowen. Alvarez homer to spark 10-7 triumph Chns Bowen hll a thrtt·run home run and Dominic .\h arcz h11 an ans1de·lhe-park homer 10 lead Huntington Beach H1&)l's bastball team to .1 10-7 wan o'er Nc:wbun Park in the sem1tin..ll'.I ot the Loara Tournament Thursda) at <.ilo,l·r Stadium. The Oilers. 7-0. wall face Valla Park 1n the championship p mc Saturda' night at 7 Jt Glo' er Stadium. Huntinaton Beach scored t hr~ limes m the first mnan&. but th~ Panthers countered \\'Ith t1o1.o 1n their first at-bat. Bowen P' e the Oilers a four-run lead with his home run an the third .\harcz's homer came in the s"th to IJ\e Huntinaton Beach a 10-5 ad~antagc But the Pantbcn ralhcd in the sc'enth sconng t""o runs and k>adina the basn with t1o1.o outs on ""tnn1na pitcher Tim W1mb1sh ( l-0). AJso at~ Loara Tournament VW. Pan 4. <kean \'iew J: The \eJh.i"l ' k t a three-run lead slip av.a\ .I'> tht• "pan.s n' mv ' cd tnll' the fi nals aga1n\t Huntington &J,h (°l(l'an \'1cv. pla~s '\ewbu~ Park \dturda' J I 'Jl l1h'-er tad1um for third place D.J \ndre1o1.s smacked a t\.\1Hur J,1uhle n .1 threl·-run first inning for the ~aha"'~' 1 '-;, Nt \ 11la Part 11ed the game with thrtt run'i 1n the t1tth lrviae t . DiamOll4 Bu I: 'brl11n Bn ng.h hat J sacnfile th to left to S4.'0rc Mike '.1u an 1he t'x1twm of the SC\ enth to cap a Sl:\-run Ir\ nl' r .111\ 1n thl ninth-place <;em1final gam(' The host Vaqueros t.3-~> tr.uk J ~-2 Jlter 1i'l' 1nn1ng.s. but scored thr~ umn 1n the '"th and tour an the ~\enth In the final 1nn1ng. Jr, an(' loaded th<' h3..cs "1th no outs iu a result ofthrtt str.ught ... aJ ks Brad Snodd~ 1o1.as hat b~ a p11ch to bona the \~onus to \.\tlhan -6. and then ~rg.c ~outu~ hn(J i single to ~ntcr Ill lie the pme Bn ngas tollo1o1.N •1th th(' l!'lml'·\.\inntnJ sacnfice Ir' inc "'111 P~' Lt Quinta .lt 11 '1 .. uurda~ an the ninth-place final the founh. Dcbdashllan. 1 sophomore. then cr1Cked his second homer tn the snlh with two on and added a tw~run bbst tn the et.Jbth to complete the 1eorin1 for Coast. Dami Conner went 3 for 5 and Mike Misut11(1 lddcd two bits to Cldcago earns rare win at home against Lakers OCC"s IS-hit anaclc. CHICAGO(AP)-Whm MK'~I S.m C olanwo. a sopbomott naht-Jordan saw .. ,be hcan and sour of the hamkr. went the dastan<'e for tht Lakcrs limp oft"the c:oun. bd.nrw his Plratn. allowiq ... hats. wb1tt strilc-CbQ&O BuJl.s bad a p>Od chantt to ina_ out Kvtn and wa1kln& t-o. wan. For Goldc'n West (1-6). 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"•h •I: Junwr kn-t:..i,J c.'l PJu 'C'\o\ticlJ spun a fi "f'-lut sllutou1 .anJ < , n ' R.l,J ,,k1 't:-rt.-d a dul4:h t•o-nnl doubk ol\ the \u.1nJ\ ti1Jrl..N .\n..t~1m a t ho rn< LMnl !. l~enllJ I C~Cla,lo Jrtd 1 m De ch,'" combm~ on a fi~e-tunn .anJ l a.Cl n .anJ Deleh'1>~a ea.:": s1naJc01a nms lCI oe'""1 L .~r.i r. the .. 1..•"M>blJOn p me ill 8o~11rn Pan. Jaf' s Basnight ~ 15 poents ~:l)rt' IC>Uh ni OJ I ~te an lhc cotllnl i:i..! l11r.: R wm lud aJI 10 of bis ;-.. -.t, n l~ '>l"l.urc ha.Jf Thunda\ -.i."' _,, ...,;\t'nlh·rAOL('(i 'e"ad>Las \ ~· '•,. II .1 g_.'"UCllOJ f\ l-5't 'IC10t' · ,·u"'Nrn Ca. ~tatt Fullcnor ' •• ~ "·c.· P.Jlt'i ... (oas1 .\1hkt1e .\ ', .1 · -1 urnarrenl •l the r f "c d r•1rthc'qu.1~-,.~~put L.i• \ .:µ.. '<to .l semifinal ~tchu p ...... I 0 1 the Rebels 1il,"...: ••• .. c µm<' .-.1th his fifth " -, .. ,,J • ,., ... ti': ~ '"' ~a1n1nc ll" ~ · , R. :-c , •-:-3.:·-r 5t--5 ~ --i T .rn, 1: -v.ho ,('(! H·lO .i-.! 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IUVERSIDE-htookll inninaund ii ~ IMn six hours. bu1 {,)PftSS Colksc C!'~ IO pitcher Sandy Mathis of · Coaunuoity Colleee and won, 1..0. ia H Oranae Empire Conftrence women's softball · ..... Mathis.. a freshman. went the distance for Rivenidt. strikins out eight and 1ivin1 up just two . ..aka in the marathon contest Wednesday. But the walks jM'OVcd COSiiy. .. I probably could have kicked the ball better after ~ la~r i:nninp;• M.athis said afterward. pasping her rilbt shoWdtr. -rm Just &lad it's over.·· . . Tbt walk by Prisa1Ja Gomez led off the 31st ~ She then stole second base and was sing)cd borne by Ott Shephard to end the longrst game in the laistofy of w conference. It bepn at 3 p.m. and ended al <l:06 p.m. Colleen Moore pitched the final 19 innings for Cypress. striking out 14 and earning the victory. Noel ParUr pitched the first 12 innings for Cypress. striking ou.t nine Tigers. Both &cams floundered offensively, with Riverside bettcrscolltttingonly nine hits. Cypress had 18 hits but ltft 20 base runners stranded. Mathis (S-2) 1s no stranger to long outings. having ooce pitched 17 innings in a high school pla)off game for Corona High. Quote of the day -!adl McDowell. the Chicago White Sox rookie who puched 'Stanford University to the NCAA championship in 1987 and then went 3--0 for the Sox last September. on being passed over for the 1988 opening-da~ assignment btcause Genera.I Manager UUT) Himes is reluctant 10 use ~cDc?well in .. a pomp and circumstance" sn~atton: ··That shows they still don't know me. I thnve on pressure •· Dodgen auff er first loss, 7-6 William Breuu balked m the wm· •. n.marun wnh two out 1n the nm th inning to &JVC: Houston a 7-6 exh1b111on baseball victol') Thursda} at K1ss1mmee. Fla. and hand tht' Dodgers their first first spn ng loss. Brennan's balk. the founh called m the game. followed a run· sconng smgle b) Jim Paakovils. The Astros had taken a 5-4 lead with four runs in the eighth on a run-sconng single by Pankov1ts. a baJk b> Jay H•welJ and RBI pounders b)' LNie Me.ado•• and &.evi.a Bus . In Tucson. J•lio FraKO and Brook Jaeot.y tiad t"o hits apiece as Oe,eland beat the .\ngels. 6-2. Angels first baseman lhlly Jo)'Hr eomm1ted two errors lead mg to four unearned runs. The Indians scored three unearned runs off Jack Latorko in the fifth inning to take a 3· I lead. The .\ngels commrted three errors rn the inning. including one b} Jo} ner. Raines raises average to .588 Tim Raines went ~ for J with a homer • to raise his spring batting average to .588. . leading the Moatreal Expos to a 6-0 exh1b1t1~n baseball victory Thursda} over the Balumore Onoles. Tim Wallac:la and AJot1&o Powell also homered for the Expos ... In other pmes. Rictey Budersoa homered twice. singled and scored another run to lead the Yankees to an 8-6 victory over Teus . . Mike Sclamhh drovt' in thrtt runs. two with his first spring homer. as Ph1ladelph1a beat Cincinnati. 10-J ... Danell Coln homered m his first spring at-bat. and 0-. Drabe.11 pitched thrtt scoreless innings to lead Piusourgh O\ er Detroit. 2· I Keitl MU.ler had three hits and Job GiWMNu homered to lead the Mets over Atlanta. 7.3 ... Jim Li.Memo hit a bescs-loaded tnple in a six-run first inning ~mst Jack McDowell, and St. Lours be~t the wan less Cl11cago White Sox. I J-4 ... Dave Valle homered to lead off the seventh mr11ng. breaking a I· I 11e and leading Seattle lls third straight win. 4-1 O\er \til"auL.ee .. Lead-off hitter Breu Bwtlu reached base ft \t~ \tra1ght tr mes with three sinJles. a tnpk and a "alk and scored twice for San Francisco m an S. l \ rt·tor) O\ er the Chicago Cubs ... Grq Gape and Gary Gaetti homered. and IUrtty Plteken hit a three-run double IC'ading Minnesota o,·er Boston. 7-5 . . . Toronto rallied with thrtt m the eighth and another in the ninth tu trim Kansas Cit). 6-5 . . Oakland outslugged San Diego. I 3-10. in a game featunng 31 hits. .... Ntdllll ..... leCOnd.,.. m of the p.mc on a ~ with five ~ scronds remainina en*.= period to . e t.M Ki a J.J-MHL w8 &M r;;!ans Thu::J!y nilll• la C::.:. Tlle..._Md ~ a 3-2 Iced j"ll "'*Onds lirtier win C8nldian Glympian W .leJee tiDDed in Giia W....,.. lhot hen the point for hes third NHL ,..a. The pcHnl b lbe tie pve the Kinas a 1even-point le9d over Vancouver in the ratt for the founh and nnal playoff berth in the Smythe Division ... Elwwhcre ia the NHL. DP• a.r ICOtCd twice to lead Detroit IO a S-l victory over visiliftl Vancouver. handlna the C,.DllCks I rm>f'd·lyiftl niJRh consecutive loss ... .,._~ ICOred two pls as Philadel~ia broke Washinaton s five-pme winnina streak wtth a S-2 viciory a• the Spectrum and mov<d back into first pla~ in the Patrick Division ... Lue t.uaHrt'• second aoaJ of the pmc and I Ith of the sason with 2:23 left to play pve Quebec a.._) victory over the New Y0tk 151anderi in U'niondale ... In St. Louis, 0-1 GUmev scored two power-play pis as the Blues overcame an early 2-0 deficit to defnt Pittsburgh. 6-4 ... In Calpry. rookie Jee Nlesw_..Jt scored his 47th and 48th pis of the season as the Flames defeated Winni pea. S-3. and tied idle Mont~I with 88 points. most in the NHL Nieuwcndyk's second goal on a power play at 8:33 of the third penod ti<d the score 3-3 and Dua M1111ya neued the winner just 39 seconds later as the Flames opened a four-point lead over idle Edmonton in the Smythe Division. Portland wins aeventh in row Qyde Drellle1 scored 33 points and m Kevla O.Cllworlla had )() points and 13 rebounds to lead Portland to a 112·109 NBA victory over the Rockets Thursday night in Houston. Drcxler's 33 points was a carttr hish for him against Houston as Portland snapped a fiv~ game losing streak to the Rockets. Ju.me lteney added 19 points and 11 rebounds for Ponland. which has won seven straight pmes and tied the club record for consecuti\lf road victories at five ... In another game. Claris M•llill scored 26 ~ints and reserve auard Steve Bards had a dlrttr-h1sh 24 as Golden State snapped an e1ght~game losina streak with a 128-112 v 1ctory over New Je~y in Oakland. The loss was only thl· second 1n six games for New Jersey since WWJ1 Reed took over as coach. Elliott Pac-I 0 Player of Year Junior forward Seu Elll•tt was • named the Pacific-I 0 Conference's Player ofthl' Year and was one of three University of .\nzona players on the 10-man all· conference basketball team announced Thursday. AriLOna Coach Late Oita, who guided the Wildcats to a 28.::! regular season record and 17-1 Pac-10 mark in "inning the league title by five games, was named the conference's Coach of the Year -his $CCOnd such honor in three seasons. Among the others named to the first team were UCLA ·s 1unior guard Jenme "P .... " Richrdson, and forward Tre•or WUMe. Guard Gerakl MacltW of UCLA and forward Roaie Celemu of USC "ere among those selected to the all-freshman team . . Glean Cunlapam, who overcame a life· threatening lnJUI) as a child to become one of the "orld's great1:st middle distance runners. died of an apparent hean auack Thursday. He was 78 . . . Declaring that the USFL sought "through coun deer~ the SUCCCSS II failed tO gain amOnJ football fans.'" a federal appeals coun Thursday re1ccted the defunct league's appeal of the SJ award it won in its antitrust sull against the NFL ... Coach Bob MeCamm• and dl·fcnseman Dave Rielater of the Vancouver Canucks on Thursda} "ere handed stiff suspensions by the NHL folio" ing 1nndents Tuesday. Television, radio TELEVISION 4 p.m. -COLLEGE BASKETBALL: Atlan- tic Coast Conference Tournament first ro und - Nonh Carolina State vs. Clemson. from Green- sboro.NC .. ESPN. 4:30 p.m. -PRO BASKETBALL: New York at .\tlanta. WOR. 6 p.m. -COLLEGE BASltETBALL: Atlan- tic Coast Conference Tournament first round - Duke \ s. Virginia. from Greensboro. N.C.. ESPN . 6:30 p.m. -WOMEN'S BASKETBALL: Pacific l oast .\thletic Association Tournament semifinal. from Long Beach (delayed). Pnme Ticket. 9 p.m -COLLEGE BASKETBALL: Pa- cific-I 0 Tournament second round -Washma- ton Stall' \ s. UCLA. from Tucson. Ariz .• ESPN. 9p.m. -COLLEGE BASKETBALL: Pacific Coast .\thle11c Association Tournament semi- final -Nevada-Las Veps vs. UC'I. from lnglc"ood. Pnme Ticket. I k i d RADIO B ac overcomes w n , rain 4,05 p.m. -Exa1amoN BASEBALL: Dodgers vs. Baltimore. KABC (790). COR .\L SPRINGS. Fla. -Ronnie l!I 7·)0 p.m. -PRO BASUT9ALL: Golden Black O't'rl amt> high wmds and heav) Stale at Clippers, KRTH (570). rains to \hoot his best round of the season 9 p.m. -COLLEGE BASltETBALL: UCLA Thursda} and take a o ne·shot lead after the at" ashmgton State. KMPC (7 10). first round ofa PG.\ tournament 9p.m.-COLLEGE BAS~ETBALL: Pacific JO\') Sindelar had a 68 that put him alone rn second Coast .\thleuc Association Tournament sem1- place. final -Nevada-Las Vegas vs. UCI. from Fred ~adswonh was another stroke back at 69 Inglewood. KPZE ( 1190). f .~ ... -_ --•-ft-er_sc_o_n_n_g_tw-o-ea-r,l-ce_s_. _H_e_w_a_s-t1_e_d_w_•_th-K-en-B-ro_w_n-of __ _;...~_;...-___;.,; _ Scotland and John Mahaffe). .. EXTRA ! EXTRA! EXTRA ! 1988 IARI VII LSC S 1 DELIVERS* WARRIORS •• From Bl up apinst the double· and uiple- tcamina. and defensively he held his 6-8 opponent. a thorouply frustrated Jeff Alexander. to ciaht points. In the final staacs Odum hit has founh thrw~pointtr \0 make et 60-58 with 2:SO kft. but a keefe tip was rukd aoal-tendma and the Warriors lost a bucket. then two cruc:ial turnovers ~lpcd MadilOO move out to a 6S-S8 lcad with 42 tecOftdl left. Kccrc and Robb Let dropped in triples to .,ull to within a poiat with 11 l«Ol1ds lcf\, but thole kill e•sh• iCconds 1eal<d it. ..... ,,-....... ,,...,_.,,....._ --=---------------- • -" di pt UCI fonrud Wa~ En&elatad f'ID ap a allot ner Lo_, Beacla &eate ...... JUao-i.oore da.rm, 7.__ Ylctory. UCI TOPS 49ERS, 7 4-69 ••. l'rolaBl was a trio of clean shaven Anteaters and Hess who cleaned the a.lass at the offensive end in crucial situations. Long Beach looked like it might have: been beat after Hess. who had been scoreless. stripped the ball from Billy Walker and laid it in. then buned a three-point goal to make it 54-46 with 15:28 left. But after a timeout. Andre Purry (26 points) and Walker combined for 10 straight and a 56·54 49er lead. After Woods tied II at 56. UCI hit one ofits now-famous la~s. this one a scoreless stretch of 5:25. But Long Beach. a cold-shooting 42 percent for the game. managed only four points m that span. Hess rebounded the second end of a Woods one-and-one and hit two subsequent free throws to make it 60-59. Moments later.Woods made a ruce baseline move for an offensive re- bound and laid 1t m to make 1t 62-61 . but Long Beach held fast for a 66-63 lead with 4:35 left. Woods' fast-break layin and a Morion Wiley free throw made it 6 7-65. Long Beach. but after Woods missed a front-end. Labat rebounded and laid it in. ··This morning. when I saw Labat. 1t reminded me of the movie ·Golden Child' with Eddie Murphy." Enielstad said. ··Remember the little kid witla the sha\ en head. That's what he IOQked hke. the Chosen One. He got the big rebound ... Mulligan added. "It was the first time we had (Labat) taking 1t out against the press and he did aaoodjob for 39 mmutes. Mike Labat is getting to be a quahty pla)er." After Purry made 1t 69-"67. Floyd grabbed an offensive rebound over DeAnthOn) Langston's head. took a dribble down low and made a double pump move to la) it in and foul out Langston. He took a victory lap with a finger raised high and sank the free throw for the lead . Enaelstad then forced a turnover as Long Beach . ..with its leading scorer Wiley as well u Langston fouled out. tried to push it into Purry. On the ensuing Inbounds play. Engelstad was fouled and hit two free throws. After a pair of Long Beach misses. Hess hit another pair with seven seconds left. Even the official play·by·play typist reflected the Long Beach de- meanor on Its &imeout with seven seconds left. stating ... Foul language all over the place ... whew!" Keys to the Anteaters' win included breaking the Long Beach press much better than the first two meetings. Flo)d·s defense on Wiley · -who scored a quiet 12 points and fo uled o ut with I : 18 lrft. EngelMad's domi- nating 24-pornt first half -which tied Rick} lkf'l) ·s one half tour- nament rt'Cord of Wednesda). and defense which limited the center combination of U.ngston and John Hatten to 11 point~ after 26-and 27· point outtns.s the first two times. "Kc' m drd a great Job on Morion." He!»s said. "Coach got us really prepared. I don't think there was one surprise all night with the Long Beach ofTen~.·· The 49ers' defense drd an 1m- press1\ e diamond-and-one defCns1,e JOh that kept \he ball awa} from Engl'lstad rn the second half. but his career-high rebound effort was Just as imponant as the offense. Harrinaton summed up ... , reall) thank our offens.: wa~. not non- existent. but shak}. Tonight. we got awa) from 1t too much. and 1t reall) hun us. I don't think beating a team three timM was thc d1fferenC'C today. I think experience rn the PCAA tour- nament was the difference. Mulhgan added. "I like to tx· humble in \ rctol'). We played rcall) hard. Ifs the first time since '84 we·H· aotten b) the first game of the &ournamcnc. For awhile. it didn't look like we would. but we did. Wiley wasn't in the game at crunch time . and we were fortunate he wasn't there ... ··;m;~d~kft _ ........................ ,1: OM .ay C8NCHlilb 28 poi • ... Allies = Oii ta.it SpaNns ~ .... llDOiftubthe AJ;J:t;:"'._ &Mir tt.iid Mraiaht ~ .-d i~ed IO 1M. Ill tM Illa "*911 o(: dlc Paclfic I 0 ....,..,.., in T..ct0n: ClM'a• 71. UIC II: R)'M Drew sored 2~ poiau and tied hit own Kltool record. with· six three-point .U while Keith Smith hid 13 Of his 17 points in I.he aecond half as Calil'omia (9-19) ~liminaled tbc Tro- ~s (7-21). Drew. a auard named to the conrercn«'• all·frt&lunan tum earlier in the day. had 2J Poiots by Ulftime with an bis thrc:r-pointers t"OMil\I from almost the saJM spot on lhe floor -2S feet out on the left wina. w......-M, Artlml ..... II: Ddridae l{ecasncr 5COttd 24 points as Washinston handed Arizona Slate (1~16) 1\S ninth strai.aht loss. Washin1ton ( IO-f8). the tour· nament's I Oth·scedcd ieam. ad-vances 10 today's second round •inst $CCOnd-.sccded Oreaon State. 18-9. Elsewherc: lewa ltS, WltcOPla 7.. B.J . Armstrong scored a carttr·hiah 30 points. 21 in the first half, as l 5th- ranked Iowa rolled pa!! Wisconsin (11-l6. 5-12) in a Bia Ten pme at Iowa City. Wy.mbal U, Su Dieao S&a&e '11: Fenn is Dembo scored If points and Eric Leckner added 14 in the second half as 14th-ranked Wyomin& over- powered San Dk10 State in a Western Athletic Conference quarterfinal• at Provo. Utah. UCI falters . at foul line: ·Titans win LONG BEACH -UCI center Natalie Crawford missed the second of two free throws with a cleared lane and no ume left on the clock· as the Anteaters fell to Cal State Fullenon. 48-47. m women's bas.ketball in an opening round Pacific Coast Athleuc Association Tournament game at Long Beach State Thursday. Crawford. who finished as the Anteaters third-leading all-time scorer and second-leading rebounder. had a rough o.uting. hitting only 4 of 16 from the noor 1n scoring eight porn ts against a vanety of double and tnplc teams. The Anteaters had trailed at the half. 23-21. but outscored the Titans. 20-12. oHr the next 11 112 minutes to take a 41 -35 lead on Cheryl Eiland's I ().footer. Eiland and Cheryl Hoff· man each had six points in that stretch. · UCI had a 46-44 lead• when Fullerton's Wendy Anae hit a I 2·foot Jumper with ume· running out on the JO-second clock and 52 seconds left an the game. Anac hat one of two free throws with :!2 seconds left. and after a UCI miss hrt another one of two with 11 seconds remaining. On a play des11ned to go to Crawford. Fullerton swatted the ball out of bounds with two seconds left. UCI mbounded to Crawford on the inside. and she was fouled by PCAA Freshman of the Year Eugenia Miller as time cll pired. "l knew she had missed 1tassoon as she released it.·· said UCI Coach Dean Andrea of fatal final frtt throw by Crawford. a 61 percent free.throw shooter. SoF l B~u Warriors hand CdM FV sweeps first def eat since · 82 twln blll Louie Munoz led a near-Wood- bridge Hi1h sweep in the sprints as the Warriors handed Corona del Mar its first dual meet loss sin~ 1982 with a 73-63 win in a boys track meet at Corona del Mar Thursday. The Sea Kinas. whose unbeaten stnnl of 48 was marred only by a 68-6 tic with Estancia in 1986. started the streak with five wins to close out the 1982 campaip. Coach Jim Tomlin·s squad went undefeated and won league titles an 1981 '84. ·35 and '87. The Warriors dominated the 100. 21 <ind 440-yard sprints. ouascorina CdM. 2S·2. Woodbrid&e vinually wrapped up the meet in tftt 440 relay. runntna a 46.6. The Sea Kinp• rtlay team. which was runnif\I without i.Vurcd Scan Wooltey. dropped the btton. Munoz won the JJO in~nncdiate a.urdtcs in 41 .l . JUSt atad of.CdM'1 Ooua Davis (41.4). Munoi ahO won the lon,Jjump with a leap o'21·1 I. Da''" was Lh1rd in the I OOandd 220 in addilion to a first platt Rnilh en the 120 hiah hurdles wath a blazn'I tame of IS.I. In other meets: • Edi10n <'laimcd a 61V>-6 71/J vit· tory O\'er 'is1t1ng Long Beach Wilson in a meet that came down to the last e\ent. The Chargers won the relay by three seconds over the Bruins. Instrumental 1n Edison's triumph was a SWCCr in the pole vault With Da' id Noc leading the way with a I 5-4 mark. T im Jorris ( 13--0) and Randy Clark ( 12-0) "'ere sccond and chird for the Chargers. •Steve Bliss doubled for Fountain Valley. winnin.f the 110 ( 16.09) and 300 hurdles (4 •. 3) 1n a 74-62 victory over El Toro. •Huntlnaton Beach downed New· pon Harbor. 79--47.despitea 10:04 m the 2-mile b) Newpon Harbor's Mike Dixon. •Se111or John Wtaver won four cv~nts-thctwohurdles. tht440and was part of the mile relay -but 1t wun'lcno•ai Uni~rsaty feU to El Modena. 8~S2. In aarls mtets: •~lodtt Aynn took the Iona Lump i.!' 16-1. one of two fif'lt•place finasMn for fountain Valley. •n a 9().)7 los \0 El Toro. A"llC TobOn won the IOO for the Barons. • Ncwpon Harbor~ fi'1l in all but four C\ft" -.tuk ro11iq io 1 6MS win O\er H'6nhf\l&O• BaiCh. Frnhman pitcher Rae Rice struck out nine and threw a thrtt·hincr to lead Fountain Valley Hi&h to a S-0 win and a doublchtadcr sweep of visiting Villa Park in non·leaaue sonball Thursday. In the first pme. Mamie Sukla limited tht Spartans to four hitsas the Barons won. S· I. Shannon Dolan sparked the Barons (3· 1) in the first game. aoina 2 for 3 wuh two RBl. In other prep actaon: RueM Alaal... 1, N..,.n llarW S: The Salton failed to score with the basn loackd and no outs in the top or the s.eventh. and then host Rancho Alamitos(3-0) won tbeaame with two runs in the bottom half of lhcinni~ The SaJlors ( l·l) tcoml three Nns in the first , spetked by a.t.ra Kopccki's sinalc and Kellie New- combc's double. Maeu Det l, ...,._ t: Janet ·ac.ns.na sinaled ~ ROiie lmbriano in t~ top ol' the tip th inni"I as the v1sitina Moaarths improved to 2-0 in non-~ p1ay. am Lomtli anactt out , .. ttt b Mattr Dci and piCked up ~ i«Ond Wlft. Marina .... IO 1·2. .......... ,,. 79f!r8 ..... The Ra.dnlAnm. WM an ~"I mot\" •hal\ l\U.C Nftl a ~ C..· ~ fDr ta. NM i• \M lul lWO .......... Wit1a .S.S..Mt1till•lll1••cllcll ().0 ....... l-l a~r ftvc .... ......, .. , Perez DUd die _, .. _.,'1itwcMU = •;:r~-r-.~~~~ .. a::; ..... .... ' = .. • r ' r • ' ' > • l ) ) l • • r ,, f . R ~ •·Oeilt• ~ ..... Hou\!Ofl Utell Selo AnlOfllo S.Cremento ... '°" WUl\1"91on NewYOtlL "MIUflel'lla .......... Detroit "'*''• '"""° Mll•.w. .. ~ c~ 9ull 1a. L.Mten 107 14'> " 17 M"> 2 .. s , . , • IO l u•••s 1111> -w"'"" 10-n 1-l 21. GrMll 5·7 S·S IS, AOdUl·Jel*at 6· 12 H ll, Scott 10-lt 0-0 20, JollnM>n 2·5 )·l 7, M TllomoM>n 6· lt l· l ll, ltemol\ 0-0 0-0 0, W..,_ 6· 1' 1·1 14, Snvell 0-0 0-2 O. 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When a police officer stops a motorist for runnina a red lilbt. the driver is ranly thankful that he sot cauaht doinJ IOmeth.ina danaerous and iUeul. The driver is usually emtlinassed and irritated. and t~ police officer is the symbol otautbority standina there with a ticket book in his hand. Poli« officers have some stress and frustrations of their own 10 deal with. Many of them work crummy hours and llCVCf' know when they will have to put their hves on the line. ·0ur1ep1 system adds to the frustration and stress because it is ~led to protect the innocent. and criminals work it to their aclvantqe. · Law enforcemenl officen have to exercise restraint and follow rules. rqulations and procedures to perform their JObs to the letter of the law. It's no wonder that some of them become overlf sensitive to criticism and suffer from a bad cue of tunne vision where the world is an .. us vs. them" situation. Unfonunately. the law-abiding citizen is some- times cauahl in the middle. Most police officers accept the responsibility and the suas and do their job. But law enforcement, just like any otber profession. has its share of bad apples. . When a police officer takes advantage of his position of authority and violates his public trust, it gets a lot of anenuon. That kind of attention has recently been focused on the Huntington Beach Police Depanment. The depanment recently fired o ne police officer and suspended two others following an internal investigation into the allqed beating of a Westminster man by police officen. City officials also decided to settle the man's $2.3 million suit out of court for $1 25,000. Technically. settling out of coun is not an adm1ss1on of pilt. ltcould mean that the city's attorneys have taken a hard IOOk at the cost of the trial and decided that an out-of-coun setllcment is the financially prudent thing to do . But tecbnicaliti~ are often o verlooked by public opinion. The citizens of Huntington Beach should remember that the-police are not always guilty of everything alleged an a brutality claim or suit. At the same ume. the pohce must realize that they arc symbols oflaw and order. and that their actions are especially susceptible to public scruttny. suspicio n and. occasionally. overrcaclloR If this week's out-of-court settlement and accusation of police brutality was an exception to the ndrm. there would not be so much concern. But that's not the case. City Councilman Tom Mays confirms that the council as concerned over the number of settlements paid out o n police· rclaaed claims and suits -almost $800.000 in ahe last ti ve years. Police Ocpartmenl officials and the ciay attorney's staff have been asked 10 review police policies. procedures and trainmg to sec if any changes should be made. Mays says he has faith in Police C hief Bill Payne's abalit) to nd the depanment of the brutality claims. . We hope .he 1s riaht. because the Police ~panment and cuy arc sufft"nng. The c1t1Kns of Hunungto n Beach are also affected t>cause they live tn a town where the Police ~panment has a bad repuaauon. R1chtly or wrona.ly. many peoplc say Huntinaton Beach is a city where the citizens need to be protected from the police. The Hununaton Beach police officers who arc a credit to their profession deserve better, the city deserves betttt and the town's residents deserve better. State treasurer dispute Gov. Gcorat OcukmeJtan seems more obstinate than rauonally committed to sec1n1 his hometown conarcssman (Rep. Dan Lunaren) win this le>1m& battle ... to succeed the late Jesse M. Unruh as treasurer. The rules of the pme seem clear. And at seems hopeless and divisive to continue the fiaht .... Whether he would make a good treasurer or a poor one no lon,er is lhe issue. Continuing the battle will only waste ume and eneray. The s<>vemor should select a new no minee and set on with busincu. Th"•''~' o/ Vac.vUI• • • • Thumt. up to stale Sen. Rose Ann Vuich. l>Dinuba. who cast the dramatic decisive vote in the Senate apinst Dan Lunaree-n. the 1ovemor's nomintt for state u~asurer. V uich not only proved one vote can make a crucial difference and lqi.llaton in the Central Valley can 't be ianomt. but she voted no for the riaht reaJOns. - Vuich said that as an accountant she looked at Lungren's qualifications as a uusurer who would deal wityh billions of ta•payers· dollars. She concluded he had hiah intcari•Y but lacked the back.around and experience to deal with that much money. Vuich lddcd that she thinks the aovernor can find a Republic.an who 1s qualified to be treasurer. Vlalu Tlmn·Delu Tax referendums .kltl between ~ am me. Nancy, rm t,tlltn'11fred ·Of . tht accu'8l\ot\& lna1 F.d\n\1~ l M'I am 00 \~ ~rt r~ me 'r1f my ~{ ... • _ll'MB&..,., ... "'*-1, , •• ~ 1-0flf-~ .,.~, ...,00\$~ ,.... ...... l'f Mt '~ff ... ~ 1'£ <5UtJ--~ tu~. '1UA'* ""-::' California primary could give Jackson big leverage Strong showing would guarantee him ~seat at Democratic bargaining ~ble SACRAMENTO -Willie Brown. the speaker of the state Assembly, sugnkd this week that Jcs.K Jack· son. comina ofT a bia perf'orman~ in the Super Tuesday pnmancs. would have an ex~llent chance of wmning in Cahfomia's June 7 primary. Jackson, he opined. 1s .. t.aJlor·made for California' and is "equal to anybody, 1f not superior" in voter appeal here. One mt&ht e.xpcct Brown to utter such sentiments.. &iven the fact that he's the national chairman for Jack· son's prnidenual campaign. Nevenhclcu. there 1s morc~n hyperbole involved here. There's substantial and obJectlvc reason to ellpcct that Jackson will do well in California's prcs1dentaal pri- mal"}. assuming that nonc-of the other hopefuls -cspcc1all) Mauachusetts Gov. Michael Dukak1s -has the Democratic nomination sewed up b> then. And. as Brown sayl. the results here could ht-pivotal in dctermming who the nominee 1s. The Rcpubhcan contest may be lookina more and mott like a George Bush runaway follow1na his sweep on Super Tuesda). but the Otmocrauc aide 1s ''Cl) much in doubt. Each week. 1t i.cems. produces another front-runner and there 1s a gcnumc lack of consensus on who should cafT)' the Democratic banner. "We ma> determine the Demo- cratic nominee with the Cahfom1a vote," Brown said. ··1 welcome that chalknat on behalfofRcv. Jackson." The state has 366 Democratic dclqates, nearly 18 percent of those rcqwred for the nomination. But unlike the Republican del· e@\n. the Democratic delep11on will be allocated pmpon1onately (after elected officials and other pany leaders c~aim their des•anated scats). dcpendina on June 7 rnults. So Cali fornia's role could be im- portant i9 either of two ways: putting someone over the top or preventing someone from cla1min1 the nomi- nation pnor to the convention. Few arc da1m•f1J that Jackson has a realistic chance of winnina the nom1· n:111on by the end of the primary ~ason. And ifs h1ghl> unlikely that the Democratic Pany wall nominate him in an) prc<onvcn11on horse tradmg. ~ealisucall}. therefore. Jackson's role ·~ to pre' cnt someone else from lock mg 11 up and then cla1 m1ng a scat at thl' table when the wheeling and dealing begin. It's ahO&Clhcr possible. perhaps e\l'n likely. tha& he'll need a big showina in California to do that. h reprncnts a personal challenae fur Brown, the state's most 1nfluen1ial Democratic {>Oht1c1an. He must tap his fund·nusina network to pan1c1· pate 1n the media barrage that 1s an inc" itabk pan of campaigning 1n such a huge state and he must provide the non-financial orpntzallonal structure. The black population. Jackson's bedrock political base. 1s not large 1n this state. Only about 8 percent of Californ1.-ns arc black and only about 7 percent of the state's voters arc black. But blacks do represent some 13-14 percent of thc-Democratic vote. And therc·'I bttn a demonstrated wilhng· neu of Cahfornia Democrats to nominate black poht1c1ans for mljor office. They nominated Los Angcln Ma)or Tom Bradley for the iov· ernonh1p twu:e. Mervyn Dymally DAN WALTERS twice for heutenant aovemor and a black woman. Yvonne Burke. for attorney general. all within w past IS )'Cars. The most recent statewide Cah- fom1a Poll places Jackson as second behind Dukak1s amona Democratic voters. but there's a substantial undecided factor. With Paul Simon and Gal) Han out of the piC1utt. Jack~n has room to eApand his apPl·al beyond the black community. He'll begin doing that with an appearance at the state Democratic con\'ention this month. H1~ biggest prohlcm 1n cla1m1na a significant share of the Cahforn1a dc:kgatcs 1s the simmenng animosity between black and Jewish political leaders m the state. Brown may have alluded to that md1rcc1ly this ~ttk by saying he had 10 con' incc some .. bleeding heans" that Jackson's candidacy deserved financial support. The Jewish community. ahhouJh numcncally small. has huar 1nn~ncc within the California Democratic Pan) in financial terms and thett's been some Jewish resentment apmst Brown"scha1rmansh1pof the Jackson camp:ugn. Many Jews consider Jackson to be anti-Semitic because of his widely quoted reference to New York as '"H)mietown" dunng his 1984 cam· pa1gn. Ncvenhelcu. 1t could happen. Jackson. if not a win. could claim a maJor share of the California del· cpuon and thus win a spot for h1mselht the barpinina table. Du Wala.n I• • •'atlbtftl col...,•• la &.aam•r.. Irvine Center could be blossom of Orange Coast krcncc~ were held m Irvine and 1n Lo~ 4'n&ek"1. But then. an 1977, The Irvine.Co. was sold. and t>fans were put on hold. Durina trun tame. shopptnf centen were buih at Minion Viejo and Laauna Hills. and South Coast Plau un3crv.ent a fantastic Kries of U · pans1ons. Someth10& clw alJO happened dur· 1n1 Wt time in the way of ofY't« dcvdopment. The Irvine lndustnal Compk'•. around John Wayne Air· pon. wu rezoned to the Irvine BusinCJs Compln. and a massive office dfvclopment ru\h wa1 under WI}'. Commented one observer about KoU Center Irvine: .. My pit. ~·re devetopi111 Irvine C'tnter IOOMI' Aid cloxr •o the airport.~ Aud so lrvul( Center contitulC!d as a 1tra•beny f~ld. wh11it de~t raacd around at·~ lhc Manec COtPI uprnted 1&.s concern over t..P~tit st1VC1Yrnt0clolt to Et T0t0 ...n..c Corps Air Stalion. · But now. finaHys.!._ht time for lrvme Ctnttr his c:omt. 19'1t In• Co. Ml '"' ttetd ~t sums"' infbiicnlC1urc. , •• _... 6-.::J ,....,. Md a co.· ~--Mtltt .,.... ~ ...... = .. _ ... _,....._. ~ .. ~....._. ... .. ntit oftlcc ... coms nc trvitii e.9i ....... n. ............. ... .... ! .\•--'filildlllir ..... ::1.:•::,\,ig~~~ ......: ~ °'"' ...etlcilft...... ~· ., . .......... ---······· • ' MARTIN BR owe Eclitotial arrogant Tot.M Editor: With rdet encc to your Mam. 4 editorial ( ..... una Nipd; Sm Cou• try. or land-tl'lbbm1). I found the toM of your lilht· heancd edilOrial tomewhat ~t and not a link w~iliout.. ~ you have a bone or two to pick with your neiahbot to tbt Soulia? Or. perhaps you me~ly ~ from t.M aec:urity of. Ncwpon s wen.a.a~ lished. lo ·tam .. IC8 country" daim to famc.1ihid.evcr. I did not find your 1nldc auitude particularty at· tractive. I am curious to know how deeply you delved into the eveats ladlnt up 10 t.aauna Nipd'• pcrpai111 ~k tment. For 1n11an«. did you ck- terminc what pm:ien._ of the ... erty oWMn of .. ,he molt noensive, and exclusive. propcny in SCM..lhern California.. actiaally voted •inst inclusion in t.aauna Nipd in the advisory election? Was ie a voice vote? And. if so. wbal paunuiee of the owncn were contacted? If it was by ballot. did a fair m.;ority of owncrs respond? Did your typcal American apathetic anemics aaualJy Jet off theirdufT1and voice their preference? Or. WCfe the voters your liknwisc typical qpasive. opportunistic. vocal few who sPOke for all -and tot awa1-with it? Cnteratina questions. don t you thank? I trust you have the ans~ We all know about commission members. so l won't brint up that issue. Instead. I pthcf from what you said in your editorial that Newport Beach "1nlanden.. would not be "shocked. appalled and confu~" were their w.atcrfront properties sud· denly removed f\:om tkir communi· ty. Is that right? And. that (I) if Newport Beach were a planned community whose. initial concept. planni"I-dtvtlop- mcnt and marktuna were bated on a "Sea Country .. theme became that planned community did in fact front on the ocean. and (2) the coastal community suddenly decided they wanted no pan of you. you would not make a concerted and ~i1tmt efTon to art them back in the fold. Is that ri&ht? Really! A httk mott difntly, plcatot After all. you art the "°'" of the Daily Pilot. a rnl)C'Cted news.- paper. You arc not runnina for anythini. arc you? And you •~ not a bratt) kad who lfl$ his kicks out of others' misfortunn. Are ~u? MRS. RUTH P. GOLDMAN Newpon Bcach Networking To the Editor. In rcfercnct to the Style Section fcatutt aniclc on "Networkina" in the Feb. 7 Daily Pilot -the Boerd of Dtrtttors of the Newport Area Pro- fessionals (NAPPS) applauds the article's "sugcstion (or dkctive nctworkins. •• However. as an addcn· dum. pkur allow me to point out a few imponant facts penainina to NAPPS: fint. the name of our non.profit orpnization is the Newport Area Professionals. not the Newport Area Preferred Profcuionall asannounced in the anidt. PSeaJe pardon 111 for havina two ··Ps" in our 1UOnym. S«ondly. the purpose or miuion of NAPPS as to develop quality business and soci.al conllCU •mona Pf'O- fcss1onals. whilt promotina area~ commun11y 1nvolvemenl Thirdly. NAP-PS di~ly ratted and donated ovcrSIO.SOO to various Ncwpon area charities in 1987. ancludina the Oran,r County Make- A· Wilh Foundation. Fourthly. the founders of NAPPS arc Christopher Copp1. Antrlint Mtt'UI and Jeff Wallack. all of NCWJ)Ort Beach. LasOy. NAPPS has lOO membtn. not 600 membtn u &1a1Cld in the story. Mom>vcr. NAPPS is tot a "sinaln poup": indeed. over 20 pcr«nt of our memben ue muried. We •PPRCiate the ncUent area* wide exposure tht Deily Pilot provadn. GEOROE W. OHINDIA NAPPS DUector NnfQrtlwh ' . ~ .. ., ....... ·--· .................. ..... ... , .. ,......., ..... ~ ... w -""""'M ... .,.. ,..., .... _.,,, ..... __ .....-t• .., ....... 9" , ..... ~ , .... .,.... ....... ..-.-... ~ ..,._.,, ~ 1 · :. I UOHT, 'UH I AIRY ~ e.t.t•. fully .. blTIM c:ured wltotal pnvacy 3 bdtm w/Country c"-"71 38R 411A. w•-ln wet C:O.la Mel.I SI OPEN '*· Moet rocma Ollef· H 0 us E s u N 0 A y IOOk pm outdoor enter· 11 -Spm talnmenl If• LQ pool BY OWNER Owner wlll con1lder • 6-45-7452 * trade. yr ... Of ..... Jult ··--reduced '20.000. PTtced ... ,_ IO Ill el 1349.000. 38A 2'~ 2 CM gwage. Call E'l YNH KEMP 1149,t~ Hurry, won·1 1•sooo or 120 .. 1 n• 1aa11 Call w °' ~ ~....., JonH 131·12H or ~ -I 646-5743 '\t~1 ..,r r.t\ i REALTORS• MARY AHN McGUIRE HARIOA REALTY omc. 87)-440() A•llMlice MMnO Rft'Mtal<" ----- FROM NORTH ORANGE FROM SOUTH ORANGE , Orange Cout DAILY l>tlOT/F~tday, Mwch 11, 1NI .,..... . • .... '4 ... .,...., Gniil .. ~ lllO • :: ... 1"9lOQ ..... ~ llllry. 1111 ca11--.11.....,e1 ..... ... 48R • W.tdl" •v lilM'ISS ....._ 'trplc ~ Avl...tl i 700/ \aGOIA _.!1.:l,!,:~.~";. .. • Call CrtO.et Bua tng 1411 ~ -.'. ,...., -.. 75a~ Hm 548-70M Alll •bcM .. .... Growtno a.I !f\ol!IMl'lng .,........_ .,.80 IMf uia.. MJJ '° * .., home 1pec1a1 Cau Davi & &Mid l'llllMlnO ''""- llC>-0442 Lv MIO w/linglewonlngmotfler. 213-4411~... _....,...,ad fl"- Neee. Nr. Ocft. HS. '""'· 1>1all lmmed Elllde c M 21M2a.t598 e11ee ..t OfllOe .. creuwy....,. Allrig. T.V Macro, Vlk. M/F "'*' <*. S37!+ulll FIRSTCLASSorftcHOec:9 ~·= :::U!t.! ... IO')lld ... ....... O~...aoec> E/at-1121 11 Metro Poln'9 S _,...., ted. &~ beMflts I llle3TAUAANT oMoa. •- ' •• J ·= '" 1111111 Ill 11 • W.ly &3eo-Uta -..n: 10 w .._WI c M. Hr ffom 519 to tOG2 tit for working enwonmen1 In pet'~ a muet. Able to •••tsi • • .. ~•11U1 PVTENTtBA.Fum,nob. 11th. '4001 lht ~ ulllt u low • StSO mo. Fwll Sol.lttiern Oflltlgl Coun-work lll"9et 1treet ~to • _ _._. Quiet, ~~ prof. Pvt ba. I hY 11«0, TV. lef'VI~ Calt 24'·5005 ty Send reeume 10 Mf. hOUt ~· 17.00/houf ------- .......... fiefft, f\OtHNnkr. "-fa. VCR. Fum. kit .. ~. •GARDEN OlflcH In ·-a,.... ,vent .... Aol>er1 e.m. M1·'111 .... Elllt CM.1335 846-1902 Mil for Greg 541-19«> Tuslln/Partc Cent• .,. -· ftU Wiiiiam Froet I. AMOC 'l!!!!~~~~~!!!!l!~l!•!!! .. !!!Cl~·="~·!~...!n!!!IN8 HeiQfltl F/25•, Prof Sult• from 500 to 2000 eAINESE sUXR PEl ~ 1'-4!!...sc:~~.:wkwey, tllFlllO .,;j -non·tn*r lhr 28' 28• a/I IOf M 10w as S715mo PIHi Show quality! .,,,.,., SIDING EXPERIENCE. -fml ""WmnL trplc, di'#, w/d $450/mo lull Nrv+ce 24'·5000 CMme*>n tine, $450 • -~Alf· 831·2345 "•'211r, 1 .. .-Mn. y..,ty Wtcty ,.,, ... now Wllit. utltl Incl 642·33t9 Susan L•VUWK '* 364-3620 ...,... 2-3 yra otta exp skilled IHIB/- 'll I t1t00month ~t~~c~:e..~!!; NEWPORT BEACH Rmmt LAGUNABEACH1mallof· In IBM d~rt• In IV Glttat1c>9.JoMWayneAlr- ..... 10 atlr 3br apt 3 lice sp.tCe. ac..n -W/P. Tyi111 ~IO WPM port ~. ftell-f atallt• eatah tllks to'l>Mdl $400/mo w/patking •Pl>fO• 511 fnllllft ADS Knowledge of sur/conet ibfe CaM Belty befOf• nu c.11 Scott e73-304I 111 $660 mo John Mgr UUl1ll twma pref d Res4.tme 1 30pm. 852·91M --.,.__ .... ·..... RM!onoma 675-e700 •lcov lell to associated -;w.::;:;;:;:-NEWPORT T~ NB F IDC FREE •11-.-..11 a..-.am CASHIER FIT 40Hrs .-1u•11n to..,. 3& CONSo Pool NB (8alt>OI Island) 1200 ~ -IU6CVA CASHIER PIT 11·3().1 30 ~tJiji"itifii;; 28r 1~ II.Im. $425 '* snare Beth No smkr. no sf l\Aarine Ave S1 10 sit. 2'741 Chflaanttl OJ •e.netrts. ~ 81 ~ Apt1I ts.June t 17~1 pets S330/mo _ l330 11ea1bte lease Call Steve Cal: M1881on V\etO. CA 92191 L_.l llU 8K dep • s 150 c1eenl •673-011 18 * · II IDlwS 8911 Adama. H.e •• dep 4~64 c.-ercw Prt,utJ 142-1111 rlW5 NO PHONE CALL' OCEANFRONT YMtly 2171 ·---------11 •• idtuml n r 28.4 bNut CdM hm. Fri>I. lhr BA w/,_,, $450/mo • •., utls Brtan 720-15«16 BALBOA Perlin F non· smkr lo Shr 3bt 2bl 1375 °' 1430/master bdrm • '-'Jutll 675-0649 Relponeible Prof Of SIU· ~"!"'!"'~------dent, n-amkr, 281', $500 • •••• FOUND Gt_, ..... , Entry leve l poalllon ~ _, wn Tabbie The Orange Cout o.ily w/typing 01 exp helpf\.of mo,utlls inc:ld. 673-9'45 8558 sq footage ~ 1r.. m86e cat w/blu eyes Piiot .. ..-1ng reepon-Send COV9f lell• and re--;iiiiiiiiiiiiiittiiiiiiiniiiii. .. PROF type snr 3 bd Bch ttllndong bldg located '" 548-5112 tlble. Mtl·motlYated lndi· tume to trnt hse S650/mo inct Tem«ula llA5 sq" air· Yldualf Pldl andO. --··m tk 1 · ,.__ 241..all-43 cond1t1oned otfieespace FOUND Man's gold 01 -up •11111111& A . ~~ ~83,44 backs1de-111sat>I• from watef'I. 316. on BalbOa ltvery 01 Newapaper 24141 Chr!Nnta Or .. _ .... _,_0<_ msg Highway 1~ 839-0418 Peninsula. Identity to ldvef1lsing malefiala Mission Viejo. 92691 Shr Bae.II Bay huge eJtec , claim. 875-4727 EOEI MFHV hse. Frplc Grand Piano. la•11tn1l 1711 GOLDEN Retriever 1 yr • f~:;~';"'9 Tue· Thurl FI T HELPER ~:'Ii~~~~~~~ formal dining, den, lndry. Vcty i6th & Superior c M old 10.,... people FREE •Pa<Mome Sat & Mon 11•11U Wiii No exper nee . will train lie Cleen. n/smkr $375 21oosqll•n.::! workShop TO. GOOD HOM E (days) Part·llme work tn EOP OependableperlOf'l.start ~,':~~ght~:.~~~;~::· • utlts. &41-5020 $700/mo A· 1 GLASS 645·7452 •Excellent compeny Dick Wet!. 698-0120 imm9d 474..3052 Medical .. J:li::.;:.:::J...:.=.:.:~~--J --SHA beaultfully d9corated 548 1507 Greg LOST· e1~1·· ... t fem Kitty, benefllt COURIER FIT O.ys. Must PIT 1n&1.11&.11 • Cdl\A bright comfortable B t 1 D I NB " ""'' ha\19 own v.nlci9 OCILA d ~ I d •Y ron up •11• •'sVcfy 17"1 & Placentia. ran w/name ·Hopscotcn. Apply at Oooaldeon't ••• "ft'.-S "1. 1 mlt ~:.i':1e ~~. :!~·r "8s: View! $475/mo " ullls Costa Ml!:.& 177S So F1 316 '" Mese Verde S50 &,,e, la PtnH ah areas FOf further Info can 300 Main St. Balboa · ........ MJ .. 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Empid Vt WANTED-NICE PERSON Ulll& PllllSIU smflr Assisi disabled JM W. a., It,. lllTl•l lllllCI 1930 Newport Bl C M I *I .al al* PIT Hrs negoc Falhlon Rm & ba in prov Hme NO DEPOSIT 4-Ptex w/currl!nt mtnty on· teacher Mo e11p nee P/T CMta 9na, IA tn2t Fortune 500 Co ..,., FIT -.. Ul.-.. IOI (2} I lw I lltend A E. ofc. C.. .-,.. C with mature F near letred maint Fee s1mplet --um ... •11 t t A.......,.. 641•9812 PIT FIT Nonp nee W FIT time general office $'00 Imo S300 sec Kit F will shr tux JBr 2' Ba come of S2•50 No tJ&-Room -sm sal 645-2357 Rental! Aep a PIT Recec>---ill uw pr1Y w/d no ger M Avt SC Ptu 631-5439 ' land Just fell ou1 or UVE·IN HELPER'°' eldef-I,.. tOntS • ._._. --train. MIY work To ri.tp dut>eS Buty medlCll leb I 4 t Aene2•1-9590 ..... 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"°"' ,... °' "'*" c.atlOll wit" ffMI CowntY ~ FRIDAY, ~RCH 11, 1988 25 CEN T S Teen sex case rattles Ci Closer lice watch on downtown HB supported after prostitution arrests - By ROBOT BAJl&.D °' .. ..., ....... City offlCtals S11id Thursday they were shocked and surprixd by altcp. lions that )'OUQI runaway sirls were given cocame and guided into prosti- tutio n 1n an apatt~nt in downtown Dole's eilng campaign pub ads off TV In IHinois while Kemp drops out of race.JM C.Hfornia Leglalature passes re- cord bond measure padcfl98./ Al World Huntinaton Beach. But they $houldn't be so surpnsed. accordinJ lO Doug Langevin. an owner of a downtown buikhng in the same block. -ifs a load of hooey:· Lanvv1n said Thursday. -G1r1s •ett always haf111n& around che placr. and yelhna out the window . Othen knew what was going on. We told some adm1nis- tnmon officials.·· A pnnapal ftaure in the case. Wilham Scou T•ylor. 49. has bttn cha'JCd with IS felony counts raf111ng from havina In wt1h minors lO pendcringand pimpingcharan. Tay- lor was lodged 1n Oransc County Jail after his am11gnmen1 Tunday. when bail was 1ncrca~ to S 100.000. A search wamnt St'rved Wedntt- da) on a storait locker 1n Fountain VaJle) turned up se"eral anuque 'uns from the C1 11 War. Hunungto n Beach police said. The ,uns were behc~ed to ha'c bttn stolen in Indio in 1976. ch~ )tars before Ta)or allcgrdl) retired from the CHP 1n that area. Ctty Councllman To m Mays said Thursda) he was .. , cry shocked'" and promised to suppon Police Ch1ef81ll Pa)nc .. l IOpcrccnt .. onan~ cffonsto de.an up the area "We k~w v.e had a drug problem but I dtdn 't know about the prosrnuuon:· C11y Adm1n1strator Paul Cook said Thursday that the bu11d1na where tht St'\ and drus acu v ttics alkliedl > took place at :? I O'~ Maan St. 1s scheduled to be bulldozed 1n about su months to make room for redevelopment ('11, offictals will work with the owner Robert Koury. to build a parking structure and retail shops Kouf). and owners of o ther run· do"'n bu11d1np in the area. \lotrt ...., .......... ~ ............ P8n8ma meets payroll for IOktiers but cash--short banks refuse to reopen. WtreniJaten a.oee down llot 9pota followlnt a 81.8 mlWOA blue at an aato-body repair aop bl llUalOA Viejo. Indez A8 A3 A6 BS-7 Datebook Datebook' 84 Datebook A3 87-3 8 1-3 A2 Welders spark $1.8 million fire By JONATHAN VOLZ&.£ ... ..., ........ A super-hot acctyknc tank rup- tured dunna a Mission V1eJ0 fire Thunda). shooting across an auto- body repair shop -1ikc a rocke1-and lea\ ina a path of flames in 1u wakt. fire offtoals said. The tank's uplosw n 1s one of the reasons the 10:30 am. fire in a Camano Capistrano commercial buildina caused an esurnated S 1.8 million damaar:. said Oranl!r Count) Fire C'apt. Patnck Mcintosh T"'o firemen sufTcred minor tn· 1uncs tighllQC the blue. •htch ~nt a hca\) dark plume of smoke into the M1s.s1on VteJO sk) and caused an hour-long 1raffic snar1 on the San O.qo frttwa). authoriun satd Thccmplo)ttSofchc bu11d1ng "'~ able to escape unharmed. Mcintosh said v.oncn in the Laguna "uto Body shop ~re v.cldtng .-hen sparks apparent!) caught ncarb) matcnals on fire The flames spread lhroughout the shop. and qu1cld) heated an acct) lcne tank u~d tn the "'cldang "\\hen lhose ~t hot enough the) rupture and 1gnttt 1nstantaneousl>."' Mcintosh said. "It shot across 1he room hkc a rocket. spreadtng tire as 1t "'ent ·· The flames qu1ckl) spread to the Saddltback \\ holcsak Elcctnc offiC't'S tn the building and engulfed the cnure suucturc. said Fire Dcpanmtnt spokn"'oman Mthlttn Cha. "When "'c got there. flamn v.cre throu&h the roof. so 1t "·as PRll) in'ohtd:· Cha said ··11 "'as fed b\ plasuc-s and paint sohcnts.. · C'ha said the chemicals caused hca'' smoke and nou ous fumes 1n tht res1dcnual areas near the bu1ld- 1ng. "'h1ch 1s bordered b) the frtt.,,.a) and d1rtetl) across from the M1~1on \'icJO Mall The Fire Dcpanment's ha.z.ardous.- matcnals team "'as called to the fire and monitored tht air and fumes from the blaze. but no e\acuauons were nccnsar). Cha said (Pl--eee W&LDEU/ A2) Hall 2 ~ .. ~ ~ IT!! ~ ,1~cn notice b) councd rnem~ Monda) 10 bnng their structurn "'' to health and safet) sundardsorev' residential tenants in 30 days. . Cook said that he and Payne ba agr~ ·10 kttp a clostr eye on die dov.nto"'n ·· City Environme ntal Officer Tull). who was pan of a city task bar that inspected the downtown bvild,.; ings in ~ccmbeT. said Thursday tMI t\loO fnnalC'S appeared to be locked ,..___TSD/.&2) Recall threat ~ aimed at Hart NB councilwoma n saysbid fo r Assembly prompted wa m ln By GREG UZllX °' .. ..., ........ Ncwpon Beach Councilwoman E' cl> n Han satd she was warned lal v.cck that she could race a recall of'her council seat 1( she decided to challcnac incumbent Aucmbl~ Gil Feriuson in his btd to rewn his .\sscmbl) 5Clt Onl) or.o da)s bef~ sbc an- nounced her cand1dac) for the 70th Otstnct ratt. Han and Coun- cilwoman Ruthclyn Plummer met "'1th pohucal consult.ant Frank C'atmrucch10. who told Han that he'd heard t.alk of a poss1bk recaJJ campatgn ap1nst her 1( she deaded to challenge ftrauson. R-Ncwpon Beach. Han waucluci,nt to talk about the incident Thursda). but confirmed that Cattnn1CCh10 had discussed the rttaJI rumor "'uh her C'atcnnicch10. who was a consult- ant on Han's council campatgn an 1986. said he was merely lctung Han kno"' v.ha1 kind of stakes are played for in a state pnmal) race. partleat- larl) a ratt for 1 d1stnct as weatt.by ~ the "Olh • - The d1stnct includes N~ Beach. Cost.a Mesa. La&una ~ ~una N1&ucl. Lquna Hills.. Da• Point San Juan Captstrano an6 M1\s1on V1e10 .. I talked wnh E"clyn and I was shanng Y.lth her what rd heard. that people v.cre \Cf) upset that she'd d('("1ded to run.-aid Catmn.cduo, (Pl••• -BAJtT /A.al Judge def ended in alleged altering of court document Fergeson fighting for GOP Assembly 8J JENNIJ"Sll WEBEa __ .._ ....... E"~tyn Han·s challcf\lt of As.- Kmbl)man Gll FnJnon lhrcatcns m~ than Just his hold on the 70lh Dist net teal. it threatens a s\atcYo ~ cam patp to Ft a Rcpublacan ma- )Ont) in the A.acmbly b) 1990. eccordu'I to party olfiaals.. That IS a perunalart) cnttcal ~car. santt 1 n 1991 the lqlslat urc .-1 II redraw tJw Aate'sconarnstonal s1a1e Stnate and Mt~ Assembly d1Slnc ts The party that controb the l.qis- latu"' 1n rtdntnct•na ycan ~I cuts u.p t~ Slate to as man) dlscncts u possible fa"or th.at pan). Bcautt of the importance o( Uli 1m .\ucmbl) -the Rcpublaat ha" ng conttdtd that u " uAJddy the' ~111beabk10 put a ~ty 1.- thc state Senate -Fcrpnc:m Ud other pan) leaden have been t.cti .. a prop-am called Proj«t 90. The Repubhcan' CUITet"ly uvc l6 mcmbtn 1n the .\.ssrmbly whi" dk IXmocnts ha\ c .. PrQ,ect 90'1 .W 1s 10 ptek up t~o or ~ A.anblY seals thtS year and two or three lftOft in 1990. an 1na the Republicans a m~ont) b) 1991. uid Gres Hast.ill. e'erUU\e d1rce1or of the ~ <"'-_ ...... ,AS» Golden Bear magic may be gone ~ aovttn~nt for the 70th Dis- tnct t.akn Pft.Cedt'~ over the P1ny's Statewide pJs. ··The 1elf ... ppointed peos* who think Project 90 is more imponant than a aood lqislator are very few. M• people realiK that. .. said Han. who said .._only after her candJdac:y announC"C~nt last week that she is .. no Cinderella fOina to the bell. I understand politics and I undmtand this ratt.•· Tom ~tn. chairman of the OraqeCoufltY Republican Panyand the m0$.t outspoken .critic of Han's candidacy. said he hasn't heard anythina about a recall campaian ~------...,,. •;: .. ft ':t~ "rilll .. '""' ~iteo.ti ............... Ciiitid Ckiiilloft wt1ll Mn. Hin .,, CCM&atlm elected oflldall, '"'1• • Mt betier JYdame.nt to dilCOftUftUC • ,umait of dlit l'rilArY c~,"sa.id f"9tn• "I ha~eem 1 lf'OW'lftl consamtation and di•~ (IOlntmcat that 1 c:hal..,_ in a aeoubliean primat)' will COit moMY and tM'f'IY It I UfM whet\ the party it IO \O\llly fOCuled on Project 90." Hart bad harsh words for f"9tntes. ''Mr. f-..en\ft is speakint for himtelf, not the peny" she sa.icl. ··1 really am conc:cmed about the system if Tom f'~ntes is takina this kind of hard line." Eileen Padbeq. a Huntinaton ltach po1itical consultant and coor- dinator of Vice President Oeors Bush's WestCOJUtcam,.ip.•idsit tried to talk Hart out of runnina •inst Fnauson. but chided ml pany leaders for their heavy-handed pressure tactics. .. Sbe has a riaht to run like anybody else and I don't think they should have prHSured her like that." said Padbera. a former qwrman of the Oranec County Republican Party. "In our countt)'. we are liven open and free elections and wbcn some- body wants to run, 1hey can run. E vetyn has really bttn pushed around and she doesn'1 deKrve that. All that browbeat int ticked her off." Han opened htr campaian office this week at 4200 Campus Drive. Newport kac:h. and said she already has. run staff of volunteen assistin1 her. F ERGESON KEY TO GOP HOPES ••• IJOIDA l (Ounty Repubhcan Party. ?rll.ocal Republican lea<kn paint 1 dim pic1urc of what will happen to conservauves af they do not act eaatrol of the ASS(mbly. 'Ufwe don't win 1n 1990. the state toll be turned over to W1lhe Brown tempktel) and he w1ll 1u1de us into •21st century." Ferauson said. l Repubhcan philosophy 1s often- 1rrnn threatened due to the reahtacs ofaahe numbers and the control of the .utmbly b) arch-liberals like Willie Brown and Tom Hayden," said Tom farntcs. chairman of the Oranac U.Unty Republican Party ·J:iProJCCt 90 1s 1mponant locall). Fuentes said. because It would 11vc Oc:angc Count) 's conservauve rep-,,; ':)(I GOLDEN ... h'oaA l ~fomaa Resorts. cautioned that 'tllj'hle a rcs.taurant 1s be1ns planned an 4ltcomplcx. nobod) expects the ne~ ~tclub to be an euct replica of the on11nal. i~r>lfs not 1oan1 \O be the ne~ C!Joldcn Bear. althouah there were casts made of pans of the club before #a.was demolished that can be 1~ lttJtponled an to the d~p." he 111d. Indeed. aJthouah the faca<k of the tnnldanc was not pttSCrved IS fully as intended. portions -included tcrra cott.a fiaurcs and wrouS}lt-tron fix -.tlss -""~re saved and arc bein& stOred an a ctt) warehouse. In ad- d1t1on. ~n11nttnn1 plans and phot0s araphs of the club have been preserved. Accordana to Harlow, the planned 90.()()(kquarc-foot complex. built on ilh~ levels. probably would include a ~Ht-screen movie theater. the res.- taurant or niahtclub. vinous smaller ~$laurants and perhaps some offices ti! well 1 ~'·Pan of the d1scuss1on. of course. 1s .nat there be somethina alona the ~s of a Golden Bear:· he said. "It tt11ft 1n concrete but 11 definitely is an ~ lans ·• ~;l~e Hununaton Beach Cuy Coun-t:cc1ded in Februaf) 1986 to order demohtton of the on11nal Golden r which had bttn a landmark 1n rcscntattves more lcveraae for their proarams. Party officials claim that a challen~ to Ferauson distracts him from Projec1 90 stump1n1 and fund- rais1n1 in other key districts. ··He would be distracted from the role of leadership and part) buald- ana. ··Fuentes said. "It's an unneccu- ar) primary challenac to a dis.- t1n1u1shed Republican lqaslator " The challenae also fortts Ferauson to spend money that would otherwise be spent on ASS(mblY campa11ns elsewhere. according to terauson and local party leaders. ·· 1 won't be able to be 1n other areas of Southern Callfom11 and helpina (Qther candidates) win:· Ferauson said. Fuentes said Hart and other challen1tn arc takina the opponun1- ty to "advance a pcnonal pohtteal Qrttr." Haskin echoed tbat sentiment. sayana. "You've aot some very popu- lar incumbents here and their (the challen1tn) chancn of winnin& arc nil ... Maybe they should look for another forum this year and look at the bi•r Republican picture." Is the challcnJC healthy compet1· uon~ Not accordan& to Ferauson ··Republican1 arc challenaed ex- ceptionally well at the polls by the Dtmocrats." he said. Golda Bear n ppona •taee a f•til• eftort balldlq la 1988. can use part of the hen~ to bnna that feehna back. I understand the facade has bttn prcstrved and can be used apin." she said. ··wedadn't have the same End Cafe rebuilt after the storms. but I think evef)one 1ncludan1 the employtts treated the new one JUSt the same I 'think the same thins can happen (wnh the Golden Bear)." Bailey said M1lkov1ch behe\'eS that city re· de\'clopment officials too often ··are looltina for economic improvements and don't talte h1stoncal prcwrvataon into account." She and Lanacvin. amona others. believe the Golden Bear cannot be replaced. ........ ..... ,. ,. . •• .. ·-.,.,, ... -en 1 •• :: : Calif. Tem pe '-.::-:, ; : .. ,,.,_. ., • "-Cir :: = t:.WZ: ., .. ~ :: r, ......... • M ....... 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Feliciano will tqin servina his sentence at the conclusion of a federal caw also at~n1 the illqal manufac- ture and d1stnbutton of steroids. En1Qu1st uid. In that case. which 1s still pcndina. Feliciano and four other Californians from outside the Southern California area arc charted with maltina the iltqal druas and selhna them. some- times to pTofcssional foo1blll playtrs. Unittd St.ates Auomey Joseph Russoniello said 1n the 1987 indict- ment that the dn,cs were distributed in pee~ ialscl) represented to contain food supplements. JUDGE DEFENDED ••• Proa A l mcnt on the cate. whach as •inst Randall B. Smith of San Ckmcntc. Ht was amsted after an April 21 accldent and fac:ed masdm\canor hit and run chafJtS. On Feb. 2l. after the limitation expired. McMillan appeared before Prn1d1na South Mun1c1pal Court Judac Pamela lies to request the characs apanst Smith be dropped. At that hcarini. however. he uid he noticed the official court docket had been chanlled to show he had asked t~t the TO-day limit be waived. which would have made the delay acceptable. Bamette's court clerk was then called to testify and said Barnettt had asked her on Feb. 19 10 make the chanJt in chambers. Barnette then testified. however. that he did not order any chan,es. McMillan said. ··1 don't understand it. but some- bodr is ly1na. .. McMillan said. "I don t think Monica Richards (th~ clerk) would have any reason to do n.·· lln concluded the heanna by d1sm1ss1n1 the cha'ICS apinst Sm a th. District \ttomey ofrl(iaJs and McMJllan later said the problem was hlahliahtcd because Oranae County Munidpal Courts do not have court reponcrs to \Ike offiaal tnasmpts durins alt PfO('ftdinp. But ,.rdJns of what was said in court. Schwartz said Thul'ld.ay that it was McMillan's mistak~ not to speak up when Bamttt.r 1et the elate. "We have similar situations all of the time," Schwartz said. "When the defense attorney does not speak up. it is assumed that he has no obJection with tht new date." Schwartz said that premise makes it possible that McMillan and Barnet- te arc both f'ia,ht in the dispute. McMillan, meanwhile. said his inte-rcst isn't individual riJht or wrona. only the outcome of his cast. "I'm not makina any allepttons or takina this any funher." McMillan said. ·eut I'll make sure I never appear before him apin." McMillan was a i:::~ for 20 yean andonC"Cwrvedas danaSuJ)C!'Or Court Jucfet in Santa Ana before rttirina four ya.rs aeo to ~nttr private prvtice. TEEN SEX ••• Prem Al into a room durin1 the offtcials' visit. She said that one ftmaJe asked Taylor.''Are you ready." Tully said Taylor allqedly rephed. "No. not now." "I knew that there was somethina weird." she said. Lanaev1n. who owns a build.int in the downtown area. said that he and a newspaper rtponcr attempeed to shoot pictures at about I a.m. of peopk alleacdly entcrina the buildina dunna December. But Laneievan said he and the rt{>Orttr were foiled when a becklt.air exit was blocked with iron barrim. Ta)lor rc~rtedly as a former California Haahway Patrol serpant whorcum:tin l979onadisability. He reportedly used the name of Jamn E. Sutton wha&c with the CHP. Sandra Mae Johnson. 27. who re~rtcdly laved 1n the a,.nmeat wath Taylor. also was arrnted on suapte1on of oral copulation with a minor. l.a&una Beach resident Neal DouaJas Blumbera. 48. also has been arTCSted in connection whh the c:ac. on suspacion of oral copulation and unlawful sex with a minor. poliC'C said. WELDERS ••• ham A l One firefiahter suffered smoke inha .. \ioft and another strained hit beck. Both men, who were not identified. were trealed 11 Mission Community Hotptial in Mission Vie~o and released. Cha said. S1Aty-fiv~ fircfishten battled the stubborn blue for a~t an bour before brinaana it under control, she said. !Cit) for nearl) 60 )ears Despite al oppos1t1on cit) offi cials araued t the building was no lonttr i\ uc1urall) sound and that at stood an . ;l ~a\ of a do1o1.nt own rtdcvelop- Prehmanar) plans for the Golden Bear site called for construction of a 14-stof) h°'el at the site. But 1n rKent months. cit) officials learned that 1 hotel m1&ht not be economically feasi ble S"c\eral upscale hotel chains contacted said the) were not hkcly to pursue a new location there. Ones that "ere interested were not of the quaht) the cn) was lookana for. Mays said "It was a maanct for people who really cared about music and for performers who cared about touchana .--------------============~ }Jl£nt effort ' .: Former Cit) ( ounc1lwoman Ruth le) who supported the demolition o the Golden Bear. saad this week that the bulldina needed to be remo\ed ··f1n1 of all. the bu1ld1n1 was "Jf"dared unsafe ~asm1cally:· Bailey ~J1d ··There "ere real problems with •he structure. the health department had problems with 11 and sevtral other thinp ·· f,ta11e)' said the Cit) was responsible :ilir ensunna that the old downto~n hdlld•nas ~ere yff :Ti •we tore It down because at nccdtd I. be reconstructed. IS far as I was · hcemcd." s~e said. "h just wasn·t c. We ma) not have bttn ~lly le 1f som~than1 happened but ""t would have bttn morally rcspon- sablc ·• ~s for plans to build a new ~tclub under the Golden Bear ~tie·'· Baik) YYI she suppons the TM name 11 synonymous with ~nt1na1on Beach. Of course. you 't ever JO bltck. bul I do feel you Wnh that reahzat1on cam~ talk ofa scaled-down proposal -a "villa~ atmosphere" concept. Mays says - with an entertainment center at the comer of Coast H1ahway. retail businesses alona Main Strttt. and new rt"S1dent1al areas nearby. "We want to tum the downtown area back over to local residents and families:· Ma)s said. "We learned that 1n ordC1' to keep businnsn in a resort town hkt oun openuina ycar- round. you nttd a rcs1dmt11I base to support 1t." Whale M1lkov1ch qttel that the downtown area n~ a fa«hf\. she 1s unhappy with the btunl way the dty had aonc about it. ··The area was in troubk. there was no question about that." she said. "I think rchabilitation is cnt1cal. but I don't think to rehabilitaic means you have to destf'O) .. people," Lanacvan said. "It will never be the same. Those bocks aren't the same ones that Ario Guthrie touched . or Janis Joplin touched. It would be like burnina down the White Hou1e and then rcbuildina it and callina it the same thins." Milkovich said the Gol<kn Bear was known for more than a place to hear music. "For me. its history was what was important." she says. "It wasn't built to be 1 honky-tonk. It was built to be a fine restaurant and that's what it was for • Iona ume. Since about 1960. it developed an important role in pop music history. but the Ooldcn Bear was much more than that." A~s Lanacvin· "There were two maJor landmarks an Huntinaton Bcadl. the Golden Bear and dw pier. They tort down the Golden Bear. and the wathcr is doana a ~tty poet job ofknockinadown the other. And althouah 1t'1 been aonc two years now. lanacvin said cumnt effons to build a new restaurant do not ablolve thow penons responsible for ill demolition. .. Tbt OokScl\ Bear is aonc &Del tbc')''rt still rn~nsible for a cultural d~tcr." he said. "When you dntroy culture. it's aonc for aood." t•X""'~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~----~~~~~~~~~ .... ' OAA..Ol ... __. COAIT ....,,r... MA• Offtea .. MARCH 11,1988 D\lll' PII.O'f ENTERTAINMENf GlJU)[ ~ \0..4/NUll .. .. ...... . '-' . -. - Billboard looking for songwriters · April 15. Instead ofdtadi~ the arrivalofthisdcadJinc forfilinaour income tu returns. w~La":' tum it into sornetbinc positive? Unditcoveftd '°"IW'ritm have less a month to eat.tt the fini unual Billboud/ROK Sona Conteu, a competiitio9 ofte1~lftOftthanSI00.000 worth o( prius and a shot at a f'tcOfdinc and publislnns contnct. Unknown sonawritm will compeic in one or more ofRven catqOnn ------------rock. pop. RAB. .tuz: country-westm\. ppcl-insptratioftll.a6d Latia. Eadl Call! will Mve h- • ICCICMld-• .:=; ia wiwn. One. .,.nd-pritt winntt Ith S2S.OOO in cash. Am>rdinc to Billboard Map.zinc. tbe pand and finij'!ia winners will be offtred publishinc contracts by Caoitol ••••••••••• Records' country and ttaa divisions.. EMl's Latin division or Blue Nok Records. Capitol Records •lso plaM to rdeate sin,Jes of the winninc sonss in fivt' of the calelOrin -jazz. RAB. ppd, country and Latfo. Jud&Jna the finalisu will be such ~nown si..-(~ftJW.riten as ~ 8enSon. Pelef Cetera. Roy tlartt. David Foster. Juho l&lftias. Billy Ocean. Eddie Van Halcft. Dmittc Will&ams. AM and NancyWibon (of Hean). Carok Bayer s.r. Tammy Wynette and f>wiabt Yoakam. .. h 's our i•atnt to foSter sonswntina talent with lh11 competition and to put th 1s new malerial an front of a pend of professionals tcrvina as judees.," explained Billboard publisher Sam Holdsworth. .. The writm' material will be heard~ best can in our business and no sona will be ttjc('tat without havinc heard at least twi« by two differentjudip. .. he promited. Of'fteial cotry fonns are avaalabk. 1n issues of Billboard and at many music tttailcn. Thnc forms. a)Ona w.lh an audiocauctte oflbe sonc. must be postmarked by April IS. 1981. The entry_~ is SIS. for infonnation. write to Billboard Sona Contest, P.O. 8oA 69200. Los Anaelcs. Calif. 90069. Good luck! . LOCAL J~ NO'fa_ To promote li~ jazz cont'efts ud fesiivals in Orantt County. OC'Cs Or. a..tes llYlktbd ud fellow ju::z aowr 9ill Scott have forWMd a supon orpeizaliott called .. Jazz P'lcifiC." Sal.,.y a& the Ambrosia lla&awut in COIUI Mea. Jazz Plcilc wiU pram& u .... Y concen to be lileld in thftlC dilfrint rooms ud fe9tunat eisbt tiandl. Schedukd performcnare PandM>Suda. tlwAM 9'oweQUi~andthe Dan Jacobs Quintet. The propam NM &om about 800D til 9 p.m. Adm1won isflO(or free as part ofa S2S Jazz Pacific membership.) ... The New Ase Concert Series IPOlllORd by the city of Lapna Beech Rwttreatioo Department cooti11ua dais .. .._ wida a prrfonnuce by pianist William A. Mathic\a at Ille 4PM 8clKll HiP Sctlool A.aditioruam on Matth 2S. Known for 9'is •me It ... piuo. IOlol, MMllicu has a brand new release on the Windham H label. eatilled .. A vaillblt LiahL •• Tic:kds ar~ available at a....una Beacla City Hal b SI and• llw doof b S lO. For more information on the Nfw Alie lu:a Sena. C8I Olivill lalcktdtt at 494-7Sl9 ... Ncwpc_>n Beach pianist Sandy Oweta pab-rm 9'is ~::..:n Saturday nut a& SaddidJect coneae·s McK.i..ey ~ . 00 one's moocf and I.Ute. Owen's music c:an be combtilllh IOOCIU .. °' rouunely uninvolvi .. -his latat rdeele ("'Tiicma r .. · Said ol A Movie") reRca the latlier dacript.ioa. Ticttta ~ SIO. Call SUMS6 Aw more infonnatioo. A 8&AltTY a.IG&AnJLATICN TO ... Fred aeWr a.d Ille Crazybonc $Mooa b wiaailla &Mir IUl09d C'H I ~ wbVC °'Co.try Ni&htclub of die Year" .-lid hm tk .... ._.. ~ o/ C.-y MUSIC. .. and Coro. dd MK raidnt Md 0....y A .._ ... Medley, wbo·alofw wia Jenifer w ......... dae ...... ro. Vociil Performance by a Duo .. ~ their ""'"' ••ma..-c lrit ~ '"(f~ Had) The Time of My Life ... Edi1or.Tom Ta11 IAtrbooA: £d11or. m Black~ll Crfttivt Savias ka ...... Clrcul;won Ml,,...r.Guy fcn'lro 1'roc1UC11on Ma,.,.rr: lobtn c ... ma ,,. , , I f • .~ . . . . ,,. GUZ. WHAT A ROLE.~ ••••••. : ••••••••••••..... 17 . . ' By GREG llERll . . . You could say RQbcr't ~iller ha~ the.lead role in has la tt"~t theatrical production. After all, it'$ not every day you gl·t to play God. or at least his son, as Miller iscJoina in the Cl) \tJI Cathedral's annual .. Glory· of-f.uter•• producti.on. l lw lavish, sprawlinf show. which depicts the final week in thl life of Jesus Cbnst. opens tonight for a threc-:wcek run. AND V ADDI CREATED JUMK •.••........... 10 Our guest critics unanimously loathed Roger Vadim ·s .. \nd God Created Woman:· mostly an excuse to see Rebecca I >l Momay naked. It might have gotten a passing gradl' 111 .1 college film class, Stephanie Bums wrote. Next week. 11ur critics will review .. Shy People.'' a fihT) that won a hl " actress award for Barbara Hershey at the Cannes J ilm Festival. PLA YPUL DEBATE............................... 1 1 B~VIDADEAN Protrrierc nigJ:it guests at South Coast Repertory alwa~ f, h.i ', the opportunity to take part in a post-performance rrcl'pt1• ·11 that reflects the play·s scttina. The SCR rcaulars also h." ,. the opportunity to chat with the cast.. directors and oftrn t Ii,· playwrightsabout what they'havejustseen. The opening 1.1,1 weekend for·· Aunt Dan amt~mon" was no except ion '' 11 peopk djd seem to have more to talk about followin g thr Wallace Shawn play. ~ Ill '· '• By JUDY CHAMBERLAIN Daily Pilot Correspondent Herk Clark hod always dreamed of opening a little place with thot "bock tothebeoch " feeling. Two yeots ago, the 38-yeor-old Clark and fut Ute partner BiU Goldblum, 39, stood on a Brentwood sidewalk ond thought they'd seen that dream go up ms.moke. Someone had beaten them to it. Fortunately for them, what they had seen was a Blale Edwards movie set-for the comedy "A Fine ~·· "-ond o 50's/ 60's restcuont !complete with corhops on roler skates! named "Oinlcie's." Attopar•""rl~C.• Dotrow, HettCltnOlidllGokl· ,.., l'rtolosby '" Poyne. Thus was bof n the University Town Center restaurant called Pinlty' s. a surf -oriented hamburger stand/ health food 1omt decorated with half o "wood1e" and plenty of neon. leave 11 to a Hollywood actor/ restaurateur/ surfer 10 bflng Cal1forn1a beach fantasies 10 life 1n londkxked Irvine. "We were looking for o perfect location -and the people at the Irvine Company were look mg for someone to open o '50' sf' 60' s kind of restaurant with really good food.'' Ckrl sold. "Mutual acquaintances told them lthe Irvine Company I, 1Boy. do we know 1ust the guys for you.' " The partners hod a feeling that with UCI across the street and o h91-profile tenant roster . the 360,000 square feet of retail space comprising The Marketplace coold turn oot to be a big winner . Other restooronts ltke Chinatown, Twohey· s, ond Hershel's Deli seemed to be cbng wel. A Myriad of stores and seNtees tneQtoged shoppers to spend large bkrls ol time in The Marketplace. The cudoor shopper's pcsodise .-boosted picnic tables and benches for .omptu din.ng olrtsaJ. In adcition, i*m hod been GMOUneed tor the dev~ of o branchol Tornlo flalsond T'9 •ovaion, a 6,37 5 sq. ft. ~dub whteh hos since open- ed. In honor of their ncwrow escape front one-~, Clorl, Gold- ~ and o third partner, formet butcher Ct.d Oonow. 30, did some rhyning and decided to cal their § ••• ... and sesame chicken salad · at the drive-through window restaurant "P1nlty' s." ()pen now tor seven months, 1t' s pocked at meohunes and a steady Row of drive . through traffic can be obseNed along the side of the building. Clark· s 1s o tomao foce. He has hod c ontmuing roles on "Oynosty .' · "General Hospital," "Hotel" and "Capitol," and was seen on btlboads across the country as the Mef 1t cigarette man and on televislOn as the Airborne delivery 111an. As generol 111C1ioger of The W01ehouse Restaurants for five yas. he was r~ for o ndti-ri chain with more ttm 500 enipk>yees ond on annual ~oss of more than $1 0 milion. GolcMn also worked for The W01eto.. Both soy they learned a lot from WOlehaM tooodar Burt Hixson, who recently sold most of his ~'"the chotn. lile The W01ehouse Pinky sis decorated with ptCtvres of celebrittes. each inscribed with a personalized bon mo1ooou1dintng 1n the restaurant At P~y s. howeve< the ptetures aren ' tor red· lite the · woodie" and the lite-sized ltleguord perched 1n o choir high above the comlortabie booths theyre pon of the mode up · sh1 c\ Holywood is air~ and well 01 Pinky s The fictttious Pmty is a peripotettC surfer with a penchant for natural food. "He's one-quc7ter Bun H1non and tht ee · quorten al the SIKl«s you ve ever kl'IO'Wn,11 Clan says Did the loo that Clark <1ew up in and around Malibu <lmg the · Gidget craze~ CJtV inlience on the o eottonot the "f>"inly" character Z • Oh yes. I'"' in there too, ·Clari confirms tl'lease see PINK Y'S Page 14 Gllenilar MAR a M T W T Fa 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 101112 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 212223 24 2526 27 28 29 30 31 Friday PIANIST CHARI.ES ROSEN "'II sxrform an all-< ho p1n rccnal at the South C ~t Communll) Church at 8 pm lr,anc )mphon) Orchestra sponson. the l'\ent wtuch as the premier appcarantt of this an1st an Ora• Count)'. JI uctets arc SIO. For more 1nformat1on and ticket orders. call 261-0231. TONIG8T SHOW BAND Paclfac S> mphony Orchestta.. wllh Doc &'ennscn. pnnc1pal Pops Conduc- tor and &rum~t soloist. tonight and Saturda). at a p.m. in Scacrstrom Hall. Ora nit' Count)' Perfomuns Ans Center. 600 Town Center Onvc. Costa Mesa For ticket 1nformat1on. call S56-ARTS or T1ckctMaster at 740-!000. "DR. FAUSTUS" Music by Thomas Mann from the novel will be presented at i : IS p.m. an the UC'l Fine .\rts Vall• Theatre. Guest antsu ftom UC'l 1nd UC San Diqo v.111 perform. Tickeu arc S6 for general admission. SS for UCI fac· uh)/stafT. senior c1t1zens and other students. and S3.50 for UCI students Tickets arc a\aalablc by calling the Fane .\rts bo:11. offo.'C al 8S6-66 I 6. Bren Eq:nts Center. 8S6-SOOO and T1cketron outlets. . FRAN MARTIN .\n1stry at the piano at thl· Red Lion Inn. 30SO Bmtol St . Co\La M l<Sa 6' 30 10 11 p.m. S·ID.O·ff! Saturday CONCERT FOB KIDS Pacific S) mphony Orchestra presents Mcn~n·s Musical Morning at 11 30 a.m. at the Oran,c County Per- fomung Ans Center. Oumand1na )OUng Oranar Count) soloists will perform. Tickets arc SS. $6. $7 aod $8. For ticket information call S56- .\ RTS. S8Dday MASTERWOR&S CONCERT featunnJ works of John Rutter at St. .\ndmN s Prcsbytcnan Church. 600 St . .\ndrews Rd .. N~pon Beach. at 7 p.m Don G. Fontana directs the Saricttw) Choir. orthcstra. solo1s1s F1ttw1ll ofTcriRJ. 631-3821 . 11IE BOl1JY ROUGE CAFE Classical strina quanel Opus IV accompanies Sunda) brunch 11 a.m. to I p.m. 3001 Nc.,..port Bhd.. Newport Beach 673-3440. lloaday BALTIMORE SYMPHONY OR- CHESTRA makes its debut apptar- ancc in-Orange County al 8 p.m. al lhc Performing ArlS Center sponsored by the Oranac County Philharmonic Society. Music Dirtttor David Zin· man "ill conduct. Sold out. but some tickets wall be available at the door from subscnber returns. For mon information. call SS6-ARTS. FAMILY CONCERT SEIUF.S 7:30 p.m. 1n the Talbert Room of thc- Hunt1ngton Beach Ubracy. William Wolfram wall pla) a piano propam and &IH' comments about has carttr and craft Audience pamc1pauon is ent·ourqed. This 1s the second an a scrn:s sponsored by the Arts Associa- tion and Ar1S and Cultural Affairs division of Huntington Beach. Tickets arc $2. students and stnion. SI. For more information. call Barbara Sm 1th. &97-90 13. UCI WIND ENSEMBLE 8 p.m. in the Finl' .\rtsCoocert HaJlon the UCl campus. Alfred Lana conducts. Tklcts arc $6 icncral admission. SS for Kn1or citizens or other students and S~ for UCI students. Tickets arc 3\ a1lablc at the UCI Fine .\ns Box offae. 856-6616. Bren E"ents Center. 8S6-S000and T1cketron. Taaday PIANIST CBAJU.F3 ROSEN Wlth the In inc Symphon) OrchHtra at 8 p.m at the Orancc County Per- form1na Ans Cen&er. Tickets var) in pncc from $8 to $24 and can be purchased at the Center or throu&h the Irvine Symphony Office. 261-0231. or through Ticketmaster. 74().2000. Wed.a•day ~IC OPERA SCENES Pres- ented by UCI music students toniJllt and Thunda)' at 8 p.m. in &he Fane AnsConct'11 Hall. Guest anist Chuck Frank has staacd the scenes. Tickets •~ S6 for arncral admission. SS for UCI fxulty. stafT. senior citizens and Olhtt students and $4 for un stU&knts. T. · -----------'~;;..._-.,-------------~ Fine Ans 8oJt Of1"1tt. &s6-6616 or lbc UCI Bren Events Center. 856-SOOOor Tickctron. . . .......... .. ~ ""--_....,.,,c-.,.M~'lt _" ·. 'ilm WlllTt: BOUSE Restaurant and Tavern. 340 South Coast H1Jh- •a). Laauna Beach. prcxnts hve ~nkrtainmcnt and dancin& nightly. Toniaht. Swttt Tooth. 494-8088. llOLL Y NE.Aa at t~ Coach Houw. l31S7 Camino Capistrano. San Juan CapisuaDO. Tickcuales and McKc'"ic n-tums for an ind h· CftaalCn\Cnl. 811 band tO l'Urrl .. l I" (I hn 9 p.m. to 1:30 am I 1 ~!." &hrouah Sa•urda) Ru, h • ' Jllankhou.se is located II t hl' u w ' 'I WUMr and Spnna.cble 1n lh• 1 ~ ...... L~._..__.. __ ~~----~--~--~~ ........ .-_...-__ _...._.,....., .... __ ..., __ ._~.--.. SUNIBT nJa 166SS Pwtfte Coell Hiabway. SuMrt Beacb.. offcn live nnuuunmcru ~vcn n!lhts al Wttk. Ton.Pl and Saturday. ~ Tones. llOISurf. R ·N' R. I p.m. to l:lOa.m. 592-19!6. vn.u NOVA Stan Brttlcnndsc ptrforms standards and show tunes Thunda~ lhrouih Saturda) al th<- V 1lla No'a.. optn S pm to 2 a.m .. 3131 West C<>:lst H 1ghwa). Ntv-pon lkach 6-12· 7880. W IE MORENO at the paano bar b 10 10 pm Monda~ through Wl·dnl-sda~. 7 to 11 p.m Fnda~ and s.uurda\ oanJ 10 a.m. to l p.m. Sund3~s al tht' Hohda) Inn. Bm.101 .\\e. IO (~ta \fr'-1. CANNERY RESTAURANT 3010 l.afawlll' .\\t'. "'lcv.pon Beach. fca· lure\ .. Thl· "-.app~ \t1chads Band." 1up -"l anJ r<x k Fnda' and ~1urda~ C\ enings and un<U~ aftl"moon t> 7S-S7"17 COURTHOl'SE REST AUllANT pn·.,.:nh "a1hantd Jam and I~ "a~ nc "a' nc &nd Thursch~ thruu'h ~1urJa~ ~ JO pm 10 I a m Tlk· ( ounhuuw " l°"·a~ on< block off t~ 'i5 frl'l""a~ \\n1 o n \l:ll \nhur 8h J 1n th<-Hutt<>n Cl'ntrl· .. 21-81 ~ ~. THE nua :!:!SS N('v.-pon Bhd in< o"t.a Mn.a Fbsh1na lights. m1rron JnJ J hu~ dan« floor No I· sh1rti. or shon\ Ttekt'IS a~ SS for all ~{1v.s Doon open at K p.m \all MH-1160 THE HOP pn:-'lt'nts th<-coolnt ··Hupp) -Hour in tov.n 5--7 p.m. 1on1&ht and 'iaturda). Dana wtlh Fd1\ lanl'CSh·o,errhartt): Sunda~. 1h,· Hop " J\a1labk for prnat(' p.an1,·s :ind ham~ucts tcafl Clmsta "111\l.'rtx'ra a1 %4-590.!1 :and Mon. Tun' Ro,\101 .\ Tnbutl' to ~('ti D1.lmo nJ at tip m \dm1~1on 1s SJ. ··Rud. \round lhl' { lod.:· a h1Stor} n( rod. and roll fi-:.tunna Jawn ( h.!W Tul''> Jt ~ p m($) CO\CT l hJ'l\'I \\ \'d ··Tht• Cool Jt"rl -lt,t' IH·p11.~c NnJ l 1p 'n\'.' l'Ontcsts Thur\ HI.,.,.& 8r\"1lhur1l. Fountain \Jlk\ Q~l-~lt-f, TH0E CROWN HOUSE.3!80? °'14..IUlh f':lc1f1C ( 00\I l-ftghW11). South l.lguna Franl Ru."T1 and Tno Pl·rform r~~3\ throu&h Saturda). 9 p m Ill I ~ :a nl Bf~ .\<kpt IS feJturcJ ~unJ:a\ and Monda) at I.JO pm .&Qb-P""l or .&Q9...!6:!6 KEN WILUA.~ 6 C.. at Cha£. ~-Ill f ( hapman .\H 1n °'2nsc. JU'I 1.'J\I ol the '1,,cv.port F~~). "l'n \\ 1ll1am' performs on kc) board. '-1 wphline and ' oc-a I u:cs wlo on TunJJ\ and \\i-d. Lou Rossi adds , \II.JI\ jnJ the nl.'v.1u1tar S)nl~lll!'r un Thur\ thruuah Sat Rick Gaf'f) JO'"' the grnup e''-'" Fn<b) and t on Jrum-i.& ~cno Saturday THE Tl1RTLES tonight ti\(' C°OIK'b thiu\C n1.s-<:amino Cap1$t~no. n JU3n ( apt<s\rano Far uc~t't sah JnJ J1nn<'r rcscr,al10ft$. caU .&%-~q'° < oncrn hot hn(' 4%-\J2 ., Hiabway. Sunsrt Beach. offrn hvc cn~naallmcnl lr"m n .... ts at -.ttk.. Today. l 10 7 p.m. OnvanaSldcways and I f,·m. to mtdnllht. Wtuzz.ard. S92-19-6. C•OWN BOUSE Rc•taurant. 3280~ South Pac1fte Coast H1&)\-.1). South l..quna.. has 81Ut" Adept. Theresa and Parks 8 p.m. to I a.m Sun<b) and Monda) ... 96-5773 or .. ')q.26:!6. CANNERY REST AUl\ANTJO l<I Lafa,c:ue. ~t:"'pon Beach Brian \\ 1llia 1on1gb1 and Monda) BEAT FARMER.Sand N 1ck P) lO\o\ anJ 1hc Fu~ 1omgh1 al thta-Coach House. 33157 C ammo C-aptstrano 5-ln Juan Captstrano. For ucll.('t glci. and d1nnt'r rt'snvataons.. C'"a ll -'96-89:!7. For ,oncert hot hnc:. t all .&~89~7. lloeday THE WHITE HOUSE Re-suurant and T:a,t'm. \40 South Cont H1Jh· "'3'. UsUn;t Bt·<Kh. prnt"nlS ll\C' t'nt,·n.:unmcnt and d<lnc1n1 n1gh1 h Tonight lntcm•lllonal RciPC .\II Sun .i~8088. THE co\JaTBOUSE RES· T AUUNT . :a1han1d Jam Band Mond:l) through \\cdnnda~ from 6·30 p.m . One block off \he' 5~ Fn."<.'"'3). •est o n Mac.\nhur Bl"d in Hunon Centre. SUNSET P\18 1665S Par1f1C coa .. t Hl&}lv.-a). Sunwt Bc-ac-h. ofTcn h'c: rntcrta1nmcnt ~'<'" nights at v.cd. Nick P) Lov. and the' Fut' q p m to m1dn1ght. S9!-19lb. ..... I ~ .................. ........ .,.... --9MA ·-----........... --....... , .. .., •LA~ ~Sii .. ...... "' ... ·----• .....,.rm•- PACES NITECUJB IUU Beach BhJ. 1n Hununaton Beach. Johnn) D)cr. trad1llo~I blues harp pla)tt "'"h Lllllc Wllltu roots IS a turcd 1on1ih1 Sho-. umc 1s 10 p.m. 21 and 0' er ~dm1u1on at ti\(' door 1s S4 ( :ill %+~l 11 for 1nforma11on CANNERY llESTAUllANT to- nt&t\t. Wcdnl°1.da' and Thursda~. tht' Mar._ Guerrero Duo. 3010 lafa)<'llC' r .\\\'. ~l'\o\J)UO Bca\'.'h 675-5 777 SNEAK PREVIEW P'·rform., h'c: l'3<.h Tu,~a' from 8 p.m -1 ~ 30a m at thi· Shcra1on 'c:"'purt Ho1cl. .&5-'5 M J\ \rthur RhJ 'lt•"'pon &ach g' \.()'i "'() SUNSET Pl'B IMSS P".ac1fic Coa'>I H1&h""a' \un"''' &ach. offl-r; h\l" l"nll'rt.t.1nnt1.:n1 "':' l'n ntghl\ at ""t'l'._ I Q~cn Han\·m Jnd Vibal Smash pm to m1Jn1gh1 '"~· 19.!6 THE WlOTE HOl 'SE Rt"staurant I and Ta,ern '-'O \oulh { oa~I H 1,h· "'.!' LaaunJ &Jl h prMoents II\ t' I i·n1i:rt • .11nm,·n1 .ind dam 1ng n1ghth .&Q4-Xll!iX Wednaday REMIC&'S l'PSTAIJlS LOl"NGE pn''M.'nt .. \henna Hopt and \bnin ~kaJ K pm tu I lO.a m \\C'd~a' 1hruugh \aturJ:a, < ountl" ( ilJUn 1 Bl~-.. Ja11 anJ 'hov. tun\""> I~ I ~II \on t-..Jrman \\l' lntnl' 5H-1305 j Sl 'NSET P UB IMSS Panfil Coa,1 I H1Jh"'a~ \un'4:1 Beach. offer. h'r ,·ntl'rtainnwn1 ""'' t'n night'> at \o\ttl 1 ln1an1tunal R~~l· .\II ~tar<> I\ p.m tu nuJn1gh1 '"-· 14l6. THE WHJTE HOl1SE Rl-..tauran1 and Ta\Cm "4Cl c:;outh { oast High· ..... ..., ffTlllfTOll ..... _ .. ~---c.. ...... ....., •OR' Ill •••• .... c:r... ~a...- at.al 111.a15 •IMTA_. ... 1•• r.... .... ............... ... ,... ~·---, .. ..__... ___ -1 "'"~-L.tiun.a Beac.:h prc:~nh hH ~n1ena1nmen1 and dancing n1gh1h 494-1'088 Planl'I Ill. RIX"k.tn" RC'ga(' ~ pm ll• m1Jn1ght 5<>~-19:!6. Tllanday StJNSET PUB 16MS Panfic C oa-.. H 1ghv.a~. ~unSt't Bea h offer. I" r en1"·na1nml'nl '4'' l·n nights a 'Attl EL \'IN llSHOP at 1h<-< oach Ho u'l4· Jl 15"' (amino { .ip1str4!nu C\an Juan ( ap1 .. trano for a ~' Palm l ' r}-J\ u:lcbn111o n T II ...... , 'kll1.•, Jnd dtnnt·r H·'>l·n .il1t•n' 44~W"\41 (. t•nc-cn hntltn,· .&\Ui-ICll~~ ._... ......... AIUats" OGC'oka ()dbcny' %On Uatrnc. Oa••-- • 'SUPER SIZED' 150 ML Tobes ===:--:i:-.. -:::.~==M:..-------------. --·---·---------· -------·--·--..... -....... -- --·-----• .... 1'• ---·--· ....... -..... It. -- T/A$/L • ~· ........ r Altllitli' 9ln!I Colan ---.--= _.., ___ _ 7: .... -..~==--~-=-.:: . -==~ JftOO ===lii9.. ... 11.11 u;.: ·-----··- SaN 25~ OU Ow Low ~ Regulm Prices On All > llAYLINI-. ---·-~--:---. Pmnlture \I Most ttems mwt be ordered aoo w tll t<JU l 10 4 weea to1 deltTery a.. s Ju.st a ta!QPHng ir , ~-• j, Forester Tabs. • ::,;~ \oag 1·1975 9eG no• tacla •anger Drawing Table ~mak ~ == 2881!.. :'i.:: 9909!.a 8oUCGIWGS ·--·---...... ............... --...... LOS ANGELES .,.., • .._,,,hod 213·933-9264 ~ tllnl Ph 91111 ' ten •»!llO 9.111 I • mvnlE/ ==--' -Campus Ott .. 714·250-71$3 ... .,,.,.. ••to• Sat • 4 lO ~.,... LMl ll ..... .. U. l•W ... .. l.UlkM l& .. I& I.Ml LtlO 11 .... ..... -l".-........... ---·-~ _....,. " ..... ......, 0-.. II ._ ""-" ..... ?'l•-----------_,..,.._ ........ WEST LA ZORA'S Ge I Sal\IO a.tofl ICO •-.is 213·4'77-0451 .. llln. rt • It) • <e••l0$Xl ~a I C PASADENA ..C S lufWIAdA- 811·'195·•965 •hN rlt •oo 1 Sat•Wl .. 10 9'l• II • • () rrlda throuab Sunday. Abo appearina aST 1 Bill EnavaU and Mark Wilmore. prcvnts a ~tal llOSIEO'DONNELLat the lmprov 1"BB DIPttOV prncnts three Slck-~'9:====~~~~=~~~~~~.,~======~~ sl)tittint acts each nipt Tuesday , .. ~01.~ ~ throuah Sunday. Showtimcs and admission pri«S att 8 p.m. Monday ($3). Sunday. Tu~y through Monday Niaht howcasc with com- echans from throuabout the Southern Cahfom ia an:a pcrfonn1ns. bq.lo- nmg at 8:30 pm Duk.e's Monday Night Sho\\CMC has no rover cha~. The Newponer Reson 1s locat~ at 1107 Jamboree Rd Just cast of Pacific Coosa H1ghwa~ in Newpon Beach 644-1700.C.\I ~7S. CENTUR'Y Cmedomt 0 Ytea VCllSA .... U :JO 2:40 4:Se 7:00 .. t :10 ·······-... U 1Hl1M ~.u 1.1ot:ao SMOOT TO IULL Cllt U 1 .. l :OO S:lO 1:15 10: 15 r~ ... Lmnsllt> ~lua H•MIMltl ... Hiii (!ti Ytcavs..,.e-a ~&vi L• ~"' (f'G·UI I t hursday. ($6): 8:30 and 10:30 p.m. Fnda) and Saturday. ($8).doorsopen at 6 p.m. Dinner 1s sttVcd nightly Monday Tuaclay DUllE'S ENTERTAINMENT J.J. WALL appear\ at the lmprov 1'llE DIPll.OV prnrnts thrtt \llh solilltn& acts net\ nt&ht Tu1 -.<l • through Sunday. Sbow11m~ J lldmimon prices att I p m Mon, ($3t. Sunday. Turm) throu ·• Thursda). ($6): 8:30 and 10 '\l 1 r •1 Fnd:a) and Salurday. ($8). doors open at 6 p m Dinn • SCf'-l'CJ n1thtf). CH• U.S .. ) U · 10 2: JO S:OO 1:2S t :IS 1~~~/o .......... ...., .. ,, "'"Co-Hit S"oot Te Kiii (It) LOUNGE al the Newporter Reson through March ~O. •t-;=====;;;;:=====================wiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinl .. AGATHA CHRISTIE MAOf. \H •' DO IT .. b) tb.c Hunt1na1on B, woowsr1tuc• .,., 12 U lOS S OS 1 u .. • )0 ~rzal 1 44. 10 0 0 ... OADCAST "IEWS flt I 12 10 2 •O S OS 1 u .. 10 00 m•u• Miii•-• s ~· --...... -.------w~1=11W1D GOOD :ff:NG v1n :i, 12• lllU ,., te• IOUY i'lim6 5"00l TO IOU 181 1•a.U1•tu ••• ...._., 11-0~- ·~---a• ... MOONSTIUCl '"" I~ HI S IS 1.U •SI ... ,....., Y1CI VIDA 1"' ,,,. us ....... ~ 191SS -Ill ,,. tlll , .... , Oo! .. ft*•UCJL """ ___ ..... nm.,&AWT ll'lll us ~us•u ••u ~.o. flANT1C 1111 ,,,. loll ... Ml ,.,. eollY SfUIO'llOt lOWt MAIQUllADI • 00 .. 10·20 I lHt Mr11e .. ltlM !IOS C11 C•U ~ C.tr. ...VMA•~ Pia l :U J :U l :U 7 15&115 P: AT AL A TTaACTIOll •• , U •IS J 110 S :JS 1 •o • 9 u ........ .....s~ LOU ....... "*UN STAND AHO DIUYD 4"l 12:AI Jctl l!U 7.U •- '°"' l'lllm~ -... ..,,... GOOD MOaHIHG Y11T*H 111 '"" 1111 "' ...... ... ,~-lOM MASQUlaADI .. ,~.,_ ... ...,.,,,, ,, ... ....., ,.,,,.,~-- 5"00l TO IOU t •1<4'US tll t .. ___ ..,... ~OW99&1 ... ' .. Jtts Mt .. 1•• ·~-~-~= -~·---llOO llPa.1 • ~ IACllON• I ACTIDel MC"-I I .. , ........ ~.,.,. .... -·--(It) eooo .,.,, •• I ,,...,.,...r., SUll•-t I I ....... ...,, I I ... ""•C•-Hh MHlft11 (It) • * MW•M• • • ••DA'l'16 ... •0 w>6• -· U f lllt U'llUI ll01H ... ,.._ JUWI.,._..._.~ SMT "°"-1• ••i.:M ...... , .. ... ,,._...,.....,_ fUN'nCJi ,,,,a.JI kJI .... ....,.._ ___ VICI VlllSA 1N1 1JoU :a.le 1111 , .. Ml -.el'.-O"fOll ....... .... ----"-""' 1.w..awewa ... ..,. ....., ..... , ..... Off~ .. PUfOON• -~t&l· ....... fAlM IMVn• ~-_...._, ... ---· n llM• ' ... ·'' .... ,..,, ~JeO IOll4' ~ QIJfNlll ,,,,., .... -.11 ... .. GREAT SONGS. GREAT DANCING. GREAT RJN! You can\ see this movie and not laugh out loudr -Joel Siegel. GOOD MORNING AMERICA -nlVO THUMBS UP!,. SIS«El a £.BERT a TH( M<MES .. HllARIOUS AND HEARTFELT! ) W!ters is stil lib noching else on the block. It's hard to believe anyone won\ leave 'Hairspray' smtllng." -Ol\lld AnHn. NEWSWUK .. **** A FINE SPlllZ OF ms RJN! ~ the '8tast. i6. the grell8SL. a comectv Wldl rul bite.· -Mille Cit~ USA ~y ... HAIRSPRAY IS A 111UMPH ... Waters' most daring mcMtt• -ic.wt Thomas. LOS ANGElES TlMES .HAIR-RAISING RJN! A wild>,-cobful cetebra1ion " dis b¥gone era.· -JIMI Maslin. NlW \'OM TMES \l•tt\I 11\I V\ ·--- Playhouse. 2 1141 Strathmoor l Huntington Beach <8'~ I J Frtda)s and Satun.t1H JI ' through March 26 .. AUNT DAN AND LEMO:'\ main Slll&C of South c oa .. 1 lfrp• oS~ TO\\O tenter DnH (ml.I \1 (995-4 1 IJ> Tul"sda" 1h FndaH al 8 p m . \aturJJ" 1 and 11· \un<hl\s at.:! \lJ and • t .\pnl , · "BETRAYAL" at the \la.- Rl'Pl'rlOr) Theater If> 'fl ' I .\'e Sant:i .\na '''' Thur.da) throuah \aturd.1 ' pm ~un<b)S :at) p m un111 \1 .:!O .. BLITHE SPOUT" "' 1h.-' Clemente C ommunll\ Thl'J ll • .\\I: C:ilmllo. San < kn (49.:!"'°"65). Tllundl)S throu~h ' urda\s at 8 p.m. until M:mh 14 "BYE BYE 81R.DIE .. h' lhl I Habra Children's Theater JI ' Depot Playhouse. 31 1 ~ f ud1J ' La Habra (213 905-9708) finJI '" formanccs tontg.ht and ~turJJ, 7· 30. unday al 2· 30 "CMlOOSEL" at Eh tabl'th 11. " ard"s Curtain Call Dinner T h1•J ' 6~'l El \:un1no Real r u' (83~ I 540). ruahtl) ('\C'e pt \tonJ. at 'at)1:'l&C'Ur1a1n umcs 1hmulth \1 8 "DAMN Y A."UES" b' thl· 'l LmJ.i Musac:il TtK-atcr a1 the I •,, 4 175 Fairmont Bhd . YorbJ I ( 779-SSQ I). c:los1na pcrform.inll n1aJ\t and Solturda) :it 8 pm \111 ' at::! p.m. "DON'T DlllNI THE WATER the 8~-a Tbca1er League at thl· ti ( '' te Cultural Cenlcr I 52~-"t fi nal pcrform~nn-s tonight and'·'' <b)sal 8 p.m "THE FANT ASTICIS" JI '' Southampton Dinner Thl'at1 r .\' e Pico, San Ck-mC'ntc c ~Q~-·' Wl'dncm)s and Thurida)\ JI 11 FruJ.l)\ a nd turda)s at 8 ~~ ' da)Ul 1:30 and 8A S 1hrou&h '\IJ • "FORTY CAR.ATS .. at thl' H.11 qum 0.oMr Theater. 3503 S llJ1 " Bhd . Santa l\na (979-55111. n1~1 occpt Moodars al ~11)1n1 1un • ti~ thtouah ~bn-b ;?7 "llOOTIN' IN THE BOLLER .. I• ~ ch11dn:n's theater of th1· C '" MCS3CiHc Pb)bo~.f>l I Ham1l1i r t.. Costa MC9 (650-S:?f>Q) 1tn • ~ Sa\urda) at :? and ' p.m . SUnda) at? p..m. "'LA CAGE AUX 1'0l.l..D" aa •h Grand OU.DO Thcaitt. 7 fm..'<fm.1 Wa). AnMcita (772.nlO). n11hl " t~(C'pt Molida)S at va.t)in& C'un.i1n timn th~ J~I}' 17 . .. l.STTIMG GO .. a\ Lht l nin•rn EtDporiwn. 214 Main . Hun t inaaon 8cach (969--1794). clo<.in~ ~IDanttl ........ ud '~'JI l:lO. "TR UlllN • WWWIU" at thl· ~ .... ,. ...... 606 U&un.;a ( J ft)_Oa_ lloacl. LaavH 8N l h (494-074)). T.-,, ~ S.tur- dl)'l MI ll&. Su.lays a..1:JO un11l •••11w..v . ........ ...,_ .. ,, -"T-.. -• . . ----.. ... .. . ... ,,,...,, Ns c..._ 17\h anJ ~ 11i11ii A• C .. 7.)1631 Invite You To Be Our,Guest SPECIAL PREVIEW SCREENING • ISLANDS • F AStlON EXPO . • M WtDUDJSE • CREATM AR1WEAR • t£D'S FROGEN YOZURT • CAU.ENS CORNER- a..RAC~ DENNIS QUAID MEG RYAN •• • ~ TIM.'("H~T()l'\.L ~ l'IC rt at' e -'- ...... .., .... 11-1:11 .. ,....., 1 .. COMPI IM1 •1AllY Screening Pass for Two at Any of the Partlc;Jpatlng Callens Corner Merchants 1 • IQ TOYS"' • CRAFT SHOP • PET COUNTRY • MAIL BOX[ S. ETC USA • PACIFIC SPORTSWEAR • [ & D ATHLETIC SHOES t: ' • -·-... ........ -MT,_fte.,.. .. ...... -.. ~ .. ........ -.. ,,..n:9.~ .. ..... _ ._ _ _...,. ......... UT,.._1111 ....... --------- .I • '>.'iMi~Ll . ·' ~ J ,... I , , '" ... • • ,. I 1 ~ ' 1J l ~lli.I ~ ._ ..... ....... -...,..ne.,.. ...... - -· lildeDon Roads don't k1IL proplc do When arc l)l'Oplc gonna ll·Jrn ones who would like to keep I .1~ Can)OD Road as 11 1s should h. r • ' some ideas from the NatmnJI 1{11,,· ~iuton lfffite'ontinue dl·frnd r ~ their ri&ht to dangero us road~ Thc~·s nothing wronti ,. th LasunaCanyon Road.Just --.11h 1h "' who drive on it. So why pick on the rood'' I 111° .1•1 docs the road 5a) tO ll~lf llOl" d.1 -Hey. I'm aonna cause an all'ldl" Ofcoune not. ti's usuaUy the fault of somt' dr un ~ inlander from Anaheim ur Ir' H<l who couldn't negotiate a go., ,in track. Some peoOk wanta lca\c thl' r11.1J as it iscaux they recognize that thrr. arc no bed r'Olds.. only bad d m l'" Othcn want to widen and stra1!!rr en it. Last Sunday's letters to thl' tditor had SOfM in~llitcnt 'uggl' a ions. one bci.ns: Add u 11 1yndlroaind stop li&htscvcf') murk lwndttd yards. Another said Rullc1 an al~tive toll road. Unck Don's Sol a s1mpk solu 11n n that would COil absolutely nothtn~ bro. ZildL. Nada. u. uoda 'roed. Wow. wt.ua ~volutionary 1Jc-J Goi• ftOlth? Had lo MacAnhur or 1k ''· Gotns soulh'! Ihm ovc.-r 111 Crowa Valley. Yall. yeah. I can already hear th<' •h= and crabbina out there wou.Jd act-Wly ha\ c.-" .ate a choitt. Either dnve LagunJ Canyon Roed and r«op1zc thJt tkttaftdownswhocan't 1dent1h .. Mraieht tint m..cb lcu drive ont' "' ~ Clltra tiJnc and dnve a \Jkr route. Frccdotn of choitt. IXm•" · ~ Mil. Mt 11n't the o\ml'rl•J'l way. You're supposed to sue 1hr, 11, 1nchkc:ounty. c•tort1n1 ta\p;iH·r, • pay millions to "improve"' o nl' p1 1• fti(C'St drives in Orancr Co unt' \ for a bunch of selfish. ..1111i. ... dnvcrs who art too 137) 10 go .1 miles outta lhc wa). Thl'"~· .: should be 1ratcful thc.-1'\''\ a l .1. Beach and a Laauoa Can~cm I< • 11 PSYCHOTIC PRIESTS h.1 eaos. ·Top video ~ 8) T•~ As oria~ Prt~' The lollo\\angan· 1tw 111o' \ l~'l:iWl4'1l '> .... thl' • ·ll'f>\ v.~k·~ 1s uc \>f R1llboa1tl 1 op) r!Jht t 91Jli. U1 llbn.1 Call()M; lnc. VIOIOCAUETTE UU'.~ 1 •·1.lldv llftd Int ,,.,,.,. 10 ,.,~. t "•• FOft<MI·-. Low lmN °WWllOUI ' 11.0ttl'M(l S "'C-.....Cs" IMCAI 4"0lrtv ~· IVfttnnl S''1-IJ ...... ....., w.wtiout L" • 6.'"Sew T,_ IV, ,.... VOv•~ ,. ,,.._,..,, 1,''M ....... Tftlll"IM(.AI I-......_,. IOl'flftl , ............ "90) ............. Tlite ..... (M(iM·UA ll..,... •t • ,,. .. ....,., -~ ..... ...,lelb"IJCll &'!1111 .... ., _.. (~l'eal ......... ~-.......... w.1lout" 1Fo1 .... ....... ~-.. Friday THE VIEW LOUNGENC"wpon Beal h Mamou Hotel 900 Newpon ( l'ntcr Dr . "duh contemporary d..lnlc mu\ll ~•th hvC' band .. lntcr- 'iCCllon" \\cdncsda) through Satur- da). Q p.m. 10 I 30 a.m . No covC"r l ha rgc. 64().400(). THE AMERIC AN INTER· NATIONAL DANCE CO. presents a ~wing dass al 8 p.m. l"aCh Frida) follo\h-d b' a dance SOC'lal from 4-111 '\() p m d Jltlcrbug class each ~tonilil) al 8 p.m .. and a ballroom anJ Laun d.i<,<, eal h \\ C'dncsda1. al 8 p m SW for '>C' en k \sons. 6~Jo.iM Saturday BAU.ET PACIFICA will prnt'nt 1hc prcm1crc of a nc~ balkt. "Snow Whlll' .. choreographed by Ballet Pa- cifk founder LiW Zah 1n lhC' FC"stival Forum Theatre. 650 u auna Can)On Road. Laguna Beach today and Sunda' ~ 11h two mauntt pC"r· lormann·\. I .m and 3:30 p.m .\lso on the proaram ~•II tx -M1\t'd °h'lctabk..,.'' a wh1ms1cal ballC'l ot a 'anct) of dancing .,,cgeubles who all end up 1n a tossed \alad T1ckC"ts aK S6 for adults. S5 for ch11drC"n. Tickets ma)' tx purcha5Cd at the' door or 1n ad"anCl'. b) calling .&94-7171 DANCE CONCEJlT Duncan Mac- Farland and Clare Wh1stlC'r of Dann· .\n ( ompan) present an rvr- n1ns o f danl·c at The Orancc ( oas1 ( OllCJC Danl·e Studio at 8 p m .\dm1ss1on l'i S4 and ttcltrts ma.,, tx purchased at IM door or through the danu: dcpanmC"nl. For 1nformat1on. call thl' dance dt'partmcnt al 4 \2-5506 Sanday RJGBSOCIETY The (II) oflr.,,inc p~nts a Sun~) . afternoon tea dance from 3 10 .S:JO pm. at Tunk Rock Comm unity Park. I Sunnyh1ll. In ine. For information. call M1ck1C' ~kClurC' at 5-*6-3894. CHURCH MICE SQUARE DANCE CLUB BeJtnners dass 6 to 9 p.m at Rancho Santiago Collegr. 1n Room G 108. S40 pC'r pC"rson for c:ach of1wo 18 ~l'1:1. w<>•11on\ ( oupfn or <,ingln w11h panncr'i v.ekomc.-For moR' 1nforma11on. call 545-64 29 538-N OS. 682-4363 or 667-3097 BIG BAND M IC kttpS dancns on 1hcu f~t e\C:f) Su~ night 1n ttK- c;~allov. ·., C o'c lountt at the hwonc San< k ml'ntc Inn 2600 .\\ntld:a dt Prc\1Jl· n 1c \an ('km~ It' 7to I I p. m_ ~•th thl· C~:an·s lXacons swing band anJ featured "ocahst Lisa Po..,.cll M dey CllT OF llOPE Ou..1na ('\\-r.. ,,~~ a.pt l" the grand ha.I of lbc l"IDC \brnou Hou-"'" CMp:> F" ~ 4.DJ 'bi.: .\tlia111· Bh J - l<-II ~ m .. ,th hoapp-. hour ln om • '' -p m •llt! .:&ppctlh"'r> .&Nl rnk'TU n- '"'-""' l -n1gbl ..Un..<r lit -\tld le." \ -"'lh ''..ll I 8r-,· l t•on;a•J J a'°' "°._• '~ ~r.J '•k tr-c ( •n"".at Oo~:aur 'Y • .... ONLY Last •••lwnd MldllM ..... Alh •• DJMW .... , Is ,, .. Id',·-· I and Las ..... vlew1da....,..,.ct.rpu .. aa •-=-al•,..h1•twa11•4c;mn1 ...... •Ag ·I! Thia S11\wd11 JOU'l lwwa JOllr c:hm1ee. "I can't write this review .. .I can't stop laughiug." ,.,__. ..... ~~ u"1"'11 ""' .. A pure delight ... Rollicking good fun." -8111 •·" ~,... "'"'" ... 18 A~n!' stars~ and wonderful George Burns and screen newcomer Olarlie Schbner who's about to give Midiael J. Fox a run for his ~· and his tans: ~ btt-r ••:a ' • u 1 ""' CWE ff1UU?l\1A VCE Q\'IY IDlUlRf» M 8 ORANGE CINEDOME 634-2553 jOOl Riii Clw¥1118N Aiaew IH fl .., ---~ .. _...- R\1 A God created woman, Vadim made a mess Pictutt this: I hour and 35 minutts of the Goldie Hawn side of -over- board ... the Justi~ Bateman ~iM of -s.usfaction. •• and the Gary Hart approach to a New Me•ico gubematonal rac-c. That's what your S5 will bu) when l..~ _atknd the ~ of the old Briaittc Bardot movK' -And God Created Woman:· stamna Rebttca Dt Momay. Thnt Sttm1naJy bonowed P.fo.U nuk an unltkcly rombt nation fOf 1 conv1netn1 story line. Unrealistic from the word ao. .. And God Created Woman" IS tM llory of Robin and Belly. a cou~ who for the sake of con- v en 1e n cc bavc war wedc:hnc first and thrir rouruJup t«Oftd. Dt Momay l>la)S Robin. a lady Im~ ja1lbtrd who lovts to shed her clothes and any tasteful nd~4- thumb whcncvcr possible. To e•- pcditc her release from prison. she sttb advitt from a local politial candidate whose pl.ttfonn is baed on ll!"ison rrfonn. At his 5U11CStJOft, Robin KlS out to find 1 rrsponsible husbend to imPf"SS the parole bo&n:l. Bill). 1 carpmkr womna 11 the prison. 1s ekcud. He IS atuact1ve. down-to-earth. ~~on~na. .!:! Z, & a wtthtn m1ln The ,__.__... tv.o arc m_1ln a pan 1n hfc ph1losopt11n and spend the k'ns•h of the film tr)'1n1 10 mttt somewhere 1n the middle The musac IS raunchy and hard.. liu Dt Momay's charac1n'. Tbe all and nudit) arc frcqutfll. and IK "°')'line IS a )IWft(r. On •he pos111ve side. the movec: 1s K1 in beautiful New Mell.co. the \'Cf)' mi scxnc lS kJnd of cuk and. I can say wtthout rcttrvauon that this wouJd ha\c mack a very nitt first effort by 1 rollqic cinema class. .. And God C'ttated Woman .. and R<>ser Vadim crtatcd this film. God did a much beuer job. . This film was weak from the start. To bqin with. tM ~WIS weak. A woman breaks out of prison. 1hnr btakS' beck into prison. then erts mamed so she can ert out of pnson. As fat as I couJd • • kll. the rest of the story was about her "°' brc:Ui na par-ok so sht woukln't have to IO hick to priJon. Tbr one savirt1 pact of the film was Rcbccca De Momay -not her actiQ&. but her looks. She is 1 very eood lookina v.-oman and it was a pleasure watchincher. The bonus was she took her clothes off 1 rou~ of ti~ TbryoullFf'SCt might hkt' this film because of the roct muslC'. I think it was preny Sood· but not beina a modem rock fan I rcaJly couldn·1 tcU. Thctt was no1h1na to pab onto. Mosa of the fC>Clil was on whether or not ltcbc«a Dt Momay WU ralty .,tna to fall in love with Yi~t Spano. He was the man she married IO It' our of prison. Sk has tn with him after an accidnttal rnttiiq •hctc he causbt her with btt pants down (li1aall)). n~ uothn K'Cldnltal mm-i• she becomes fricftds wilb a very ~ prominent man , •ho is runni1111 '°' -a. 90vernor and helps her ert OUI of • pnson.. She t9'eo has ICJL wilb •htm (what ~lte). At firA. it was hard to bdicvc he would do llai.s and riG his political c:arttr. but the m<ft I tbouiltt about at ift liflu or cumnt ncnts. the more at teemed the most reall5tic part or tbc movie. As it turned OUI. the "'Mally helped him. but the movae ended before tbc eltaion. The only way M will know if hetcUelcc;ted 1~ i(a teqUCI IS mack. I hope they wait another 29 yan.. MarJ -& LeplAah&ul Ne ........ "And God Crated Woman" 1s sJIJy. saucy. stupid and s>ractically soft porn. Its only pu'lJOSC is as a vehicle to "expoK-Rebecca Dt Momay - her actina and her body. both of which have bttft in hidina since .. R islt But.i ncss. .. Dt ~Y dearly is eapitahnna on her associauon with "Risky Busi~ nns" as a draw for this film. After stt- 1na &he film. I look· ed at the advertise- ment apin. Rcst-rna an her left hand as a pair of black lta y Bans . wqlas.ses which \ have no role in this curn-nt film. That shovld have upped me off. The film 1s obviously so weak that 1t can't stand on its own. but must rnon to quahty by association. I ~ized the failure of this effon wathan the first I 0 minutes of the story as De Momay leaps from prison to black limo to bottle of champaa.M and back to prison. ~-story• sunounds Robtn Shay (Dt Momay). an iaunak lookina for a way out. StnC"C ha traditional break- out attempt fails. she eru married. (I'm really notpvi111awaythe'plot- thcr"c 1s none to pvc away.) Her .. husband... Bilt Moran (Vintt Spano). IS a man JJK''s sl)Okcn to twitt. but .. hom w aJrcady knows .. 1ntima1cly." Dt Momay ronunuously dcmon- siratts her ability 10 swine her ianlll)'-dad poslenor. but litlk ctsc. h · s hard to . dc:scnbe her acti na becauic she rcaJly doesn·1 do any.~ ""IS a hlllc. yells a linlt'. and undreucs a lot V1ncc Spano has the cult'lt smile this stdc of Tom Crwte. This alone is not reason , • cnoujh 10 sec a .. -a movie. but I had an hour and a half 10 search for some rc- dccminJ quality. and this YJU the onl) one I pouC'd. This is the typt of movie that makes you savor the buucr on your popcorn. ert to how your dak. and look forward to the end of the film. =~nlmftlU C.reuMIMar One of the condmons for wntin1 a review in Everybody's A Critic 1s that you a&ftt 10 review thote films scl«tcd by lhe Daily Pilot. When I heard 1ha1 1ht' week's film was Ro arr Vad1m's ··~nd God Crutcd Woman.·· I ex- p ecte d somt scnous problems. For some time I had \'O\l>ed not to sec another Vad1m film Vld1m. 1n my opinion. 1s not a Knous filmmaker . Rather. ht' uses the medium as a "chicle for the c"Cprcss1on of pom<>- araph1c 1m~ 1mpostng e\'er SO shghtl) the minimal dosaat of plot and charxtcm111on to quahf)' his 1ma&esti I SIOI")' Hr learned 1h1s tnck from more upcntnced pomoaraph1c film· makers who knew lhal 1ht'1r lund 1ma1C1 would pin the protecuon of our consutu11on's First Amendment b) 1mposina a story hnc 1h1t. when abstracted from the film's 1mqtry. e~preucd an acccptablt soct.al statt"- mcnt or value. So much for upectallon. After scc1na this film I must adm11 I was pkasanll) ~urpmcd The film 1s l<>OSC.'I) conncctcd. lack1n11n plot and charac1cnzallon. However. what docs hold 1h1s film toat'lhcr are the acnu1ncly ~f~sh1n1 performances of the film s 1wo stars. Rcbtcca Dt Momay and V1ntt Spano Both lheK )Ouna performtn man- • 10 breath some hfc into a scnpt which fa1k'd 10 l'"e their charac- ter 1 much dimension De Momay pla>s a young woman who pins pllrolc from pnson b) man)· ma. The mamaac is lo' cleu -at least from Dt Momay's point ofv1cw. But slowly Spano'\ w1nni"I ways win her over. And what bqins as a marriaacof convcn1enttends in love. Ifs trite stuff. and not really worth pay ina hard dollars 10 ttt. But l can th1nlt Of 11\0fSe ways tO lt11l I (cw houn IVamlng:Don'tgo~ctlngtoseeamovle •• °"'""' 2 2 ,,, ~ ..... 11 • • This Rottr Vadim remake of".\ nd GodC'rtated Woman" is 1he film tha1 could have bttn ... aJas'. it's ne11hrr will)', sophiS1icattd or cn1enain1ng This movie has a few vcf) good moments. unfortunate!)' not cnoutth of thtm to hokf onc·s intert"st There arc a fcv. sccnn or bcauh hkc: lhc \lun n1ngl) ph11111 araphcd \dnl.1 Fe and en' 1n•n' -almo!>I 1h o nl) 1h 1n~ v.onh '>rl·1n~ This film ~l'l'r' s1alhna .t\ ' made b) a lar~, com m1ttcl· "' equal partn1·r, with V&l)'U'I v1cwpo1n1s 11 h," CnOU&h producers, C:~l'l"Ul l \I prod~n and co-prodUCTr!> tn II\ crcdus 10 easjly make up .i IJr~r cnouah com mi Utt. Or 1s 11 thal Rottn Vadim has aerd vacefull). u \ho"' n 1n a sclkonscaous cameo J' .1 phototniphcr. but has lost Jn , sparkk and ercau' 1t) approa1 h · Where arc the w1L the 1ns11h1\ 111, M>Phistication? The characters art cardboard 1 ut outs and shallow at btst Thl'~ J•• beautiful to look at but don·t g1H· u' In) reason to like lhcm. 11\llh th<" tllctpt1on perh.aps of Jhe \llun~ husband. -\re our poh11cal cand1JJh"' rcall) u bed as this Mr. Tatman "h11 rules O\Cf pcopk's frttdom an11nt 1na '°. his own pct pttvcs., I ho~ "' 1 The many tell Sttnn a~ cakulatnl and contrived Where as &ht' Kn- sualny. the fun? , Re beet·• De .. &a Mornay is prctt) to .. look It but IS not JIVCft I chance to exprrss hctvlf or C\Cn l(t. \1'~M. She plays a self· 1\h. cold brat who wants a rock 'n ·roll band. takftt or not. She has ~n·.1 1 po~ or pen.uas1on and J\ complishe'sherpls th.at wa~. but 1h. cndku costume chanscs and ~nH ncuofmu$kdo not add to th1\ til111 Too bed. The second time ari11111,• for this film is wasted 11mc h ' •. tedious. bori"f mov.e full 1lf ',,,, tn,cd. ~ictabk action ""''h """ bcaut•fUJ Santa f( to uvt 1t. OUrrat tngs -;I .... ':~ --- )f Papanrai 'Aunt Dan' causes talk . ) SCR patrons stay later than usual after opening ByVlDADEAN Of ............. Premiere ru&ht aunts at South ( oast Rl·pcnol')' alwa>s ha\-t' the e>pponunll) to tal e part in a post-pcrforman« ttttpt1on that rcfl1.."C'ts the pla) 's scn1na. TheSCR rqularsalso have the opponunll~ to chat w1lh the cast. d1rcc\ors and often the pla) v. n&hts about what they have JUSt seen ··.\nd too. people kept pulling on m) \fee, es and aslung question~ ... ~1d Ben50n .. !. don ·1 have to undemand the pla~. JU St act. commented Nu "Aul Du" Mania. v. ho v.as mingling after the no-interm1o;s1on pla~ and bemoaning the fact that the: red v.11 she v.orc.-on stage had flauc.-ned ht"r hair Aui "~m .. " I.Mc. v.ho has appt>ared 1n more than .W CR plaH dunng her 13 )t'arsat the thl·atl·r v.as gcttms compliments o n ht'r pcrformanle -her s"·minute monologue opens thl· pla~ Thl· \ktro Guild hosted the rccl·p11on 1o1.h1lh ollcred quiche chct"SeS and pall·s for thl· nut·in·a-hum-to-lca\l· crov.d Other\ pan~1ng 1nduded IAls and board pn·~•dl·nt Jim Daile)', Al and l>M&M BaWwt.. For tJae IJnt ti.me .t'ter • Malnstage production, an Informal dJ.c....,oa followed the performance so that guam could ad qaatloas about the production and glve tJaeJr oj>lalon• of what Sb• WD was trying to get acr-.. fhc opc:nina l:nt weekend for .. Aun& Dan and Ll·mon" was no elcq>eion. but people did ~'\·m to haH' more to talk about follow1n1 the WaHan· Shwn play. For the first tune afttor a Mainstagc productton. an informal d1scuss1on follo~ed the performance so that flints could ask q~11ons about the prodtK"t1on and give their opinions of what Shawn was &ry1n1 to g..-t across "We always havt these d1sc"5St0ns after Serond Staer prodtK"taons. and we dtt1<kd to do this in Mai~ ton-ah& bcca~ &his pla) 1s 50 avanl and advnturnome.-said dutttor Martin Rr'"O" who waspoed rn leadina the d1~USS10n by DPW E-·a ... BarNra Aue, Pat and Carl Nduer . Lee iand ~. Bvstela. E.G. C'bmMrlaia, J.._y Walkr. A.Helle Hanrltt. S.. and Ella Wlkox. Harriell and Irv Wi*r. Tem and Marily• NeilJH, Bobble and Jama v .. Mkra. Emma Jue and T•m lliky and OUvia .... oa, "'hu \31d of tht" provocative pla). "Th1sone "''II '>ta~ v.1th )OU forda)S Ideas to mull O\Cr "'111 kl"CP rnm1ng to mind ·· L pcoming This ~car. all ni~ of the Pllt SCR gala l ha1rv.om('n arr v.orluna togtlhcr to create a r('all~ big IOth ann1,t'rsaf") ('\COi 1n September Planner\ indudt" ~ Ewlma. Pat Alla, Dot Ooc:k, Val Reilly, ha Wnb, BarMra Bowle, Al1k• flamMa. J .. y nr~ and Ly.._ Hlmn. The pla v.111 also Bill cclcbratl' the thl.'at..-r's ~5th season "·~·•••...,.Uila .... ..,., ... ,..Ju. .... ._ ____ __ A Ttffaay Jaap ....._ UOt -cUt by Robert E~ • Dolor. Miit._ &ad Jlla4{M a.ad Bob Ball. Collectors swarm for Affiliates LAM benefit . of au&hcntlC'll) and quaht) ef merchandise. acrord1na 10 ~l re1p ••er. ro<ha1rman for the second )Cir. (He sells pc:nod paph1cs 1n N~port Beach. but his roll«11n1 passion runs to bears. His pnu 1s a l111-l'oot carved bear ) ··1 love antiques and I alwa>s bu> somcthina evc-f) )ear ... said EUia· "" Ttiene1 as sM browicd throu&h the &hrtt floorsofbooths. "last year I t'Ourwl a German chnt." added the w1fc-of LAM board of trustees mcmbtt T-'l"lerMJ. -Two years "'°' I found l\o\O \ c:ne11an clK-sts 1n a shack of rtd No"' rm l"l'd«orat1na the room for thcm.~commcntl'd ~ 8aD. v.1ft" of trustC'l' ....._ Trusttt Tat &cmllllJ, 1nendm1 v.11h husboand .,..., said tht) roll«t an ·· "t first 11 was European an and nov. it's California an r,c bttTt on th..-h1stOOC'al and contcmporv) councils at the musrum. and we ba\-e had field &nps.. h really has Mlped me undcn1.1nd men a~t art and colk-cuns •• Museum admtn1stBtof Lya Sa· ••t.;ittcnd1na v.11h ... ....,. v.as clK'l·l1n1 out one ofh<T spttt.al k>'n -On.:ntal anuqucs ~ aliocolltt'ts pcnau1ns T rustce Ner8a Glnu aid she has been roll«t1na blact and •hue photoaraph> for the pag sn can. Others shopp1na and trr•• out 1ht M..-,ican food sptt\&hlt"S b} Vn- d"IJOS 1ncl\ldtd 1ettJ Mea. .._.. ...._ Oeler9 11• 111 and UVIJtt a*'1~0....,._Dt_ and w.,... EKkr. l.4911 ........ ,,_. -and 0.. &. Dw al LiW, .. \\ l' should make about SJO. th1\ '"';ir ·· \a1d lonatunc muw11m l>UPPort~'f ht ..... ro<hatr Of lk sbm~ "'hKh ~to tbt public for three di~\ af\cr &h4' ptt\t<"* pan) The c' cnt aho included a bKak-f~\t lcrturt" 11 the ( entcT Clu& b) Era....,... arandson of l.a)kin t'1 CK' f<',undt'r Sol l.a)lun ··The k'Ctun-,., ..., a stllout ~pk ha'c bttn asL1ns all C\C'Tlll\& 1f the) Can-si1Jl SC" IOtO II r\(' told them ta C'OIJlC on and we "'111 "" to §qun:1c &hem 1n -said ~tha • by Berke Breathed .. GAlllN A1'D PA TCllES by Addison &BOE by Jeff MKNetty > • When home crowda turn to mobs Tlllt PA.IDLY ClllCUS by Bit Keane "Winter IS almost over. The ground's pokin' up through the snow." D&l'Oll8 TD IDRAC& by Hank KetchM'I ~ , ,, PBAJllUTS GAllJDLD = ROSE IS ROSE ~R'f I Ml55ED T~AT ONE MAMA'~ JiAA'f8E NH 6lOVE ISN'T 816 ENOU GH . ' by Tom Batluk ~E HAO NO IDEA rr (,00(.)L() iAKE A t.>JHOlf Wf£J< I by Charles M. Schulz by Jim Davis iHE WORLD 5 M05T 5TUPIC7 ~ 80f\IN6 GA~( 5~W LOOK~ LIK( 'THE "lF\UTH ,,,. AIN(RTISING" PE.OPLE. 5TROC.K AuAU .. , ---. - \..... \. t' ,, \ ' ~ rx\.H .. t. t.MU I iu.&AL Ml LI~ II-\.\\ l.\~ f (\~~ .\ \\. ... ~ ~ le •Jt lU.-~l<A ""'; ~ • 'i \ ' • _......-::i _I b)' Ptit Brady "WAYS WNTt.£ 0EJ(I~ TNAT ~I llARllADUKB by Brad An~aon .... ................. ....--- "'That thumptng noise you hear is only Marmaduke s tail ... . ... ...... I tr r i'Qr : I "' &l 8 · 1· I I_ I A QOUTJ _ I I I r_ (<j[[~ .. -, I I I' I I' lo ,....... ._ ..... ...-.c.. • ...... ~~ti.-.d- ~....-.. "l!Qfll:lf•O"CJf"'Ofor ).w;1 • ........ """' ~CMll ... ,..,.,...,,3 .. .- f' .....,.. ........ ~ .. .-; '*'~'°·~~-~ ..... ~ .-.>.,.aci ·~. .._...,..._. ... .. "1 •• ,,,..f'!: ·~ • .,,.,.. .........::: ~ DOOmBUllY ~ UJ'l-...:X by Garry Trudeau ~~y~~ CJlJll5N6 AlllUI) IN HIS 816 a. 8llfJMIN t INC.aN ANP Ht STOPS ANIJ~A/la/T mt5 {.J;RTAJN Utlfl ~ 7 TVRNS T rHf'> l.Jlll.J. wA"-~ A EJAPY 4;M 11'-..J, • ..... ~ .. ~ ,a e r - Calendar dues only SS ;\ monthly discount p:ass for SIS 1s nailabk at the door. MARTIN 6 TONI'S Sw1n1 Dance Club meets at several Orancc County locations.. DanttS. dantt contnts. dance anps. play outinp. beach par11CS arr some of t~ 1C11vitin. Dantt lessons arc o~ bcainning 10 advanC'Cd. ballroom to swina. For limes and locauons. call ~JSll. Opening this wee.k ... presented by the Costa Mm Seniors qu1nteL 493-9:?02. 110WEU llltJSEUll G.411.l!at• throu&h .\pnl IS. GaffrT) hours arr from 3-11 p.m. featured tS hvc band 20.16 onh Ma1n St.. Santa Ana. Monda) Ououp Thunday. I a.m to mus1c and a laflC. WO<>Ckn dance Tlnlreday Anasu· roopcTatl\t' bturn the 10 p.m. and Frida). 8 a.m. to 4 p.m floor. VetcransofFof'ri&hWarsbu11d-COSTA~ Ql1ICKSTEPPEJtS •orks oflY>O membtts.. rataalao and frttadnussJOn. ing. 565 W. 18th t. Costa Mna. S:? a senior citucn squatt dancr ~•ft mono pnnts b) .\'llna Ta)lor and donation. ..-.. poet«) b) Jon Pntt. Th~ Ma) I. NEWPORT aEACB AllT STOllE 5ttk cll~nttd sq~ dantt cou.-Hours arr Wcdnnda> throu&h Satur-GAi.i ny 4040 Campus On~e. Weda•daJ pks lo JOlD them. The 0-.ktstepprn da). 11 a..m. to 4 p.m.. ancf Sunda) New~ Bach. Worts by Chnton D rnttt rqularl) every fhunda). 10 · ,...,_..._ Wald F&EE DANCE LESSONS oy C:a) a..m. to noon at the downtown noon to 4 p.m. Mac cnzic aqd"' .. ,... ina in an Cannon tC>ftiaht 7-8 p.m. at San communuy cmtcr. taVINEVALLEYCOLl..EGEGaJ... uh1bi1ion e n11tled .. W ino•:· Clemente Inn. 2600 Avenlda dcl Anaheim and Crntn Sts. in Costa k-f) H:all. Opcn1na RttpttOn for Throuah .\pnl :?O. Houn arc l :30 T9aday PrnidcntcinSanClcrMnte. O.nttto Mesa. for mcm information. caJI JefTrt"V Hom. IVC faculty member. a..m. to 1 p.m Monday through WEEllY SENJ.Oll DANCES arc the music of ln DouaJas and his S45-5669. ' Fnda). 6 to 8 p.m. OM man show Frida) and Saturda) trom 9:30 a.m ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------.•o Sp.m.CloscdSunda). '' with an exclama1ion point! Kathleen Tuma ii a woaie1fal CCJ 1111 die1111e. It's Bart ReJ.,W.' best film in ,an, and a.r=: lleeft's best role!' -)161J~ SNU& /C.UIJm ''Kathleen Turner is a wo'Mlerful acbeas,a comedienae to rank wida· Hollywood's best; Oariltopber lleeftisa .... ,.-:-_T..~ -.. ---~- "'Swkch., Gannell is .. _ "*""'-,,. ... 11 .. ··•a ...... r-..-..c:.; .... ..... --·•ht'9 "" ..... ., .•. PAaFIC EDGE GAU.EllY 206 N. Coast H1pwa). Laauna Bnlch ·· o\ Tnbutc to the .\n of John Lennon.·· ..\ major cllhib111on of stlksattn. htho and sculptun: b) the late John Lennon. Optning Saturday from 6 to IOp.m. SEVDIN WVNDDllAN MU· SEUM J Mason. lrvn~. -in l~ Shadov. oft~ T ov.cr. Sclctud Works b) Jos.rf Nass> -ahroup Apnl 29 ~ Sc\crin Wundcrman Muwum 1s open 10 the pubhc Monday throuah fn<b).10a.m. to4p.m. PINKY'S ••• ~ .... 3 a --------------lp1ca.t adYerttalng , .... •-------------- OnTheTown MAAGE efMt TOMY Mi i I I I On Thursday. the tynca penned by Chauncy Olcott no G .. orge Gratt Jr. to the tune of "When tush Eyes Are m1i.119 .-1111 be crooned In t...,.,ns across the nation as ea1Prs otltlegreentipe br9W In Orange County those ouh surety Wll 9Cho In at Aeast f'#o 8$tat>Ushments "fari.-.,. s Newport ~ Oefaney's Ourty Netty's 1n Costa ~ .. D .-iv Nelly's Is more than iust the namt' of ~r sn ... c: t :. a trad1t10n tNt comes from Coonty '" r .. 1 m • That s wn.re the ong1nal Durty Nelly s o t• tJ11t.ls .n the shadOw of Bunratty Castle overlool..10g rn ... 1"'' ;:ihctnnon ~t:'Qeod has 1t that during medieval 11m.,-s ic~·· t::tress Netly made SUJe that soldiers wtu quaro~d ·"' c.<1!.he ..-.ere provided with g~ hearty t ~ d ,.r .:i t1 I stout ale Today. that tradition is •ept a1ive O<Jtn 1r el dnd cllld Cabtcwnsa Ourtv Nelly s Man.get Jana Roberts says For somP. t'd~CJ" everybody IS ltlsh on St Patncli. s Day t .. a 11me of craw'9Ss that naturally a11r ac1s d ldrgt> <1<ll So contrary to the norm, St Patrick s Dav "' Jtidlt:a on a first-come. hrst-served basis w11" no ' t>r ,at1ons ThtsY..,., ttlefewill be a warm-up party the J, oi>lore St Patrtdl.'I Day With lots of surprises St P J" c1t s Day W1M teatureutended hou~ an honest-to , 1\lness Irish 8'ew .. o.y long (or unltl 1t runs out bo11e1.1 111sn potatoes, Iota ot Irish tun and surprises oom planned and unplanned -and a variety o • imported lnsh beers. Delaney's Newport Beech. located at 630 Lido P.vt. Dn•e will also ._ture SI. PatrlCk s Day lest1v111es dCC. mpanied by amported lttstl beef and moull'l #aler ng sennnga of corned beef and c.bbage tor lunch ano oinner 0.nner Is lilf"'8d at Ourty Netty s from • pm unt•• cloS1ng Menu itema lndude salads serveo w1m cornbread and bUn.r. Ilk• the Gipper. which is Nelly s version of the d9llk tobb; the Emerald island a crao pasta salad; and a C-Utlad wttl'I crab Oeily -...... "'-· k1>•-W a ltre .. es at Ourty NeUy'a pose before a painting of Durty Nelly herself. Lu" • .J' D1.1rt~ llj ... .., .. oilers a 1jlj1oe ct~rtment of en t:"> , 1.. .. .:J•ng Sd :lOS and sandYottCheS and hot .. n1•t't:''> .\1 t'ntr~s utrlude hOI potato salad and choice ot tr,,..,n •ru11 or rr .:tr nated cucumber shces and corrit •t'.1u Sumi::' .JI •n11 select•ons include 0 Leary's 1.0,,,~ll t .. .,. _,nil C.lOoage prepare<' 1rad1t1onaJly. O C.il ..JnJn ~a ctmar 1tencJer f11e1 ot SQuld prepared i:lt• l ont' s•.1e ano to~·Ped with bay shrimp and m.,sn• ms tr.It' Ball) mote grouno srrl0tn (name<l alter th~ t ,...,, caoital ol lrellnd this heavy 9rou11d Sirloin IS gril•eu 10 p .. r1ec11on and topped with sauteed musn- rocr"<:> .J"d tir.own gr a .. 11 pasta ,..,th baoy clams and '>h• ml S.lu•.-el.l n gdrhc butler and ser Jeel Italian style v' "'' pJsta " tn garhc ort'aO fresh oaby scallops c~ed to , .;iold .. n crown lisn and chips Cleep lned in Durty Nt>J , ,. tamous bet>r oa11er and Mrs 0 Leary firehQuse SL t'<• ri .,.,. c,., ft>dlurt'S ( ho1ce calf s 1ver sauteed and top~ .. .: "' •t n•ons Jnd oacon A vane1y ol fresh fish IS 1. J l<.101~ ,"1.:i • ~·" 'ilJi.•tt S.,IN"'1•J Ht"u.t l..u111 11f Pnrk . H..iu111 \\ r.1p1it·1f ~ ilt'I \l1c1111n " •h "" .1 ... ..., 1 ( lllflJlt I h • B.1L.1·d \l,, .. L..1n K111.._ I r iii I,~ .. \II /J1111wr---.f'n t'1( "II h .,.,.,,, "' ... ,/rd In .. h H.i.t'I 111/t· .. , """ t "' /"''·"" ,\ -·''''' I••• 111 Lunch \l11n•I.-, .. r11J.,, 11 111 •~• 1 • • ,, • \I lhnnr r .._u1 I 11111• t IH I I p '" ~ ri I\ "•I I ~1 \I ! Ii 1• •. rn .. H.1r & I •• u ... 1 .. '111h1h In 11 .. I""'' .. r-£:£::£« ;lC;::Y v Y ...,....y.,y,oc._-,c,.,v ¥ v-.y~ -.c..,. c.~c~~~"""-...:. \,,.. • .... ·-. ""'~.<. ._. C' c~~' .:·._: ·._~ ... '~ fl'O ~ r~ ;:~ ~-ic..ic~ooeot: x"--cnr~~ Y.,.. -v.~' -'C.'\i~""'C"W~C."'~\.C'C.~Cis c~.:.~.: ....... (. ~IC. f7d St. • e-u .._ • 5"·324l Starring BIUHAYES Entrees are Mnled wtth hol Potato sat.d. lnsh boiled potatoes or trench er-. msaneted cucumber Slices ano cor"lbread. They .. corned beef and c.bbage fresh Eastern baby tclllope -enher tned or sauteed ca' 1ma11 lopped With a.uteed rnu.hrooms and bay ')N1mp chtdten leriyllkl, -'ood pasta, liver and onions SI rtmp bisque,~ shttmp, seasoned Chicken gr )und Slflotn wtth Sl'""Y and muShrooms. New Y or It sh:1dk and fiah end ~ In a baAet LOOI>. ca•t'h.ill-y Du•t• Nell) sis n1ooen l'#ay 1n Costa Mt'SJ ., 1n<lu!>tr1al are i 11 29 t5 Redhill near Bristol but cu'>IOmt'r" who hdPPt-n upon 1t always seem 10 find thetr Wd'I 0.10 w"" o•scovered 1t r19t11 after its opening and r.i~=i~~~====-----====---------------, e""' •ounl.l •ts namesali.e 1n Ireland a lew years ago It's I '"• ~ind • ~ "1.t> 1na1 grows on yoo and makes you Wish Tt1ere are ~d apedals that feature fresn t1sn pri>oared a vanety of ways: The Ca1un style ;,. ou•stand1ng Prices we moderate. ranging from S3 G<. tor Irie hsh and chips to "6gt'ttty OV9f $9 Ttle oyster ber spotlgtlts dehghts from the sea '" tul.l1ng steamtng lURena of Ourty Nelly s famous Clctm chowder -either Manhlltqn or New England style T"'ese lhldt chowden .. W"'9d both for lunch and o,nner CONllO ... AM> CAUAGE 1 ........ "19' ...... , ............ -...... 2.,... .............. ..... ·--= , ...... ....... Bel~ ... •11!111' oC...., wtlh pfc.'kllng SptCeS 1 .,. 1s c,.~ J 11 .... ~11 1ong Ot' ar .,, .., Durt, Nell~ s s c-oen Monday through ~, 11, 1 • , rn to 9 pm but is c10Sec1 1jljef.'t.eods and 11,11 011,t ri l!:i,.s Normally reservat ons are accepted tor oar 1.;>s ! s•' or more lo• lunch and r~erv.-t1ons 10< ..11 ) 11urnbt1 n a parl'r are accepted tor dinner St Patrick s Day t1ours w111 be 9 ~ m until 2 am Call 17 1•1 5;5 J oJ2 • '' reser •• 1t111n<; or f1.1rther nt )Imation , tor appro11matel) 2 hours 0t unt corned t>eel 15 lender When !lone removf" corried t>eel from pot and keep Yotatm Place cabbage carrots and po1a1oes 1n the sptced hQu1d that was used to cook the corned beef, CO<* vegetables until tender To serve. thinly st1ce corned beef and layer on top ol a Quart v.edge ot cabbage place Potatoes and carrots along bOlh sides of lhe c0tned t>eef Serve with horseradish eteam sauce beef HORSERADISH CREAM SAUCE 1 cup MM# c,..... 1 ..... prepllled honerecleh Yt tap. WOl'CMe..,.... aauce de-" of T-..CO uuce pinch of ult 8tend ingredients together and sene with corned e ' a J n Come See The New Warehouse • Salad Buffet • Waterfront Patio Dining • Fresh Fish & Seafood Oc.J1ly Valtdated Parlf.mg •Guest Docks • • 5 Bdnquet Fac1/rtres • 3450 Via Opor10 Lido Marina Village Newport Beach • 673-4700 ,, ... " . • OutOnTheTown ii:iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;;;;;;;;i -Dining out with Judy-------------:------------- The An of Beauty EUROPA Crazy B11rro goes Southwest lnternat10nal Salon and Spa EUROPEAN Sf;RVICES • lluir l>csai..:11 • ""'l'llHll\\'llts • llt~hltght lllg • c. ... ,, ... • 1\11antcUl"CS • '''-''""'lll'C:o- • Hc><ly Mas:--••J.:'-' • Facaab illld nntch more ... (714) 759-8004 Call today for an appointment . !I I \'11111;\ l'l..\.\11 I\ \I 1<11'\I c Ill NI ~j.,\\'l'Cll< I II~ \I II TM Southwn1mt cnze has rftlly taken off to the point that som« Muican rn&aurants are chan&in1 tMir menus to rcfl«l the flavors. 'Of New Mc~icoandArizona. So now we have more Mcllican m&aurants than you can $hake a chili pot at and a nitt sprinldina of Southwestern cui$inc. New to the list is the Crazy Burro. Loc:a~ at the intersection of Beach Boulevard and Adams Avenue in Huntinaton &e.ch. it has atways bttn oncofthosc h'elyspotsthatsumsto encourqr imprompau office panics and intcntc: happy hour btivitics. Whik pcrfoctfy atteptablc. the food was somewhat medioett. an '";~~~~~~~~~~~~===========~ af\~t to the live entertain--; ment. dancina and tdevilN sportina events interspersed with visits from professional athletn durina tM a~ propriatc seasons. . • American Heart Association WE'RE FIGHTlf\G FOR 'OJR LIFE LAUGH. CRY. DANCE. SING ALoNG . BE SURPRISED. L·EARN SOMETHING N EW. Art• You Onl' Of Thl' 1.3 Million V il'Wl'rs Who Watchc~ KOCE Ever v Month? If Not, 'Tune In And Find Out What You'rt• Missing. KCJCE!50 lflr«IJ~ CHAT PlUOaMANClS "Bacall Oft loplt'' (cc) Friday, March 11, 8:4..5 Hou YWOQO UCENDS "M.uilyn Monroe" (cc) Friday. 10:45 THE ~~ENCO Tuo l.£GAo Saturday, March 12, 9:00 T•u BEST OF WILD AM£1UCA: THE IAllES Sunday, March 13, 6:30 SHAKE, RATTU. Rou Monday, March 14, 8:15 Rocx•Rou. THE Ulll y DAYS Monday, 10:45 ToM PFT£U: THE FollCOTTEN CuS'lOMD Tuesday, March 15, 9:30 LoVINC R ELATIONSHIPS Wmt Lro BuscAcUA Tuesday, 11:00 Hou. YWOQO LfCENOS "Cr~ KeAly'' (cd Wednnday, March 16, &00 Owner John Londclius dtcidcd to spru« up the menu. He hired a chef from an award-winnins restaurant pranadas with ch1h tomato sauce ($5.9S) arc mort Muican than Southwestern. but there's room in Craz)' Burro's rcpcnoirc for a httk poctac licenSoC . Since the lunch and dinner menus arc the sa~. dinner is actuall) a • better 'alue in comparison to dtnnt'r -11;;;;;.-..;~. pri~at nearby rntaurants. At lunch. I specials arc geared 10 the budget (Mqdakna's in Lona Beach) and dubbed in Southwestern ovcnoncs. Some of the appetizers ~ really ctuitc e"celknl. like the yam chips ($2. 9S). scallop ctvichc ($5. 9S) and a 1o~ely tonilla lasagna with fresh basil. aoa• chttK and frt'sh chill tomato saUtt (SS. 9S). Southwestern onion strinp ($2. 9S) ao nicely with a cold bollk of Mexican bttr. Mexican pizza is made with flour tortillas. refried beans. oJivcs.. tomatoes. jalapcnos and plen- ty of c~ ($4.9S). Cra~t em· conscious: more specials arc added a1 dinner. Alwa~s on the menu and absolutt'I) dehc1ous 1s a classic ch1l1 rcllcno w11h a devilish tw1si: It's madl' with smoked salmon and thret· cheeses ($8.9S) • Chick.en with red pepper fcuuccin1 ($8.9S) and duck tacos w11h artichokes and papaya ($8.9S) add spice. Hunary appctitn writ ap- preciate a g1pnt1c portion of one-hall of a perfectly lovt'I)'. tender chicken mannat\-d 1n It~ and oranac 1u1cr (l'leMe ... JODY/ .... 18) -ble kom sumptuoua '-'IM· feuuccaM and llf1'Ulnc to aqulS&lcly pre:pered tafood. waJ .wt other IWlln tpeellllun £l\IO'f • btulht.M· •nt v-o( ~n' b-v m •cozy auchantK ltaluln JCtUnt-whart .nvtbiQa~ puuibk• RacrvatlonS iwcOl'IV'nll'lded 714/642·7880 3131 w C-... hwily. "-Port8uch }ult touth ol Ncwpon Blvd on IN t.y 9idr • ' lK't aan In Ilk lU\ • a ncr ch. act lat and hill Ide rel.' "IOI 1th 1dd 3p- 1alt (('n ll(l" 18) OutODTheTown Playing the Son of God 'Glory of Easter' to open tonight By GREG 1.1.gag °' ... °"" ....... You could •Y R•rt Milla ha\ thl.' 11.'ad role an hi$ latnt thntm·al rrodUl"llOn. .\ftl.'r all. ifs not C\Cry da) )OU ll't to pla~ God. or at least has son. a' \11llcr 1s doina 1n 1~ Crystal <a- thl·dral's annual .. Glo'} of Eastcr·· rrodul11on. Th<' tavash. sprawhng \ho" "hach dcptcU tM fin.al v.cck an thl· Ilk or JCSU$ Chnst. o~ns tonight lur a thrtt-Wttk run. It \ not daflicult to pacturc Malkr 'I 1n the role o f the Son o f God. Thi.' \.inta Monica m1<kn1 1s v1nu.all) a Ii\ ing ponrait of the trad111onal rnnu:pt of Jesus; tall of fraJM w11h a '"l"CP of saody brown ha.tr. a nc.atl) l ropl)l-d beard and a manntt th.at 1\ huth rdJ,l"d .mJ rd.I\ int But \lilln' "'"'' 'tral..ing ll'Jtur -\o\hJt fl"Jfl~ l(l\l'\ h1rn thl' nl•n•\\Jf\ authorat~ It• tJl l..k \Ul h J \\l'l!!,hl\ r11k '' h1\ l"\\"\ f hn rl J 'Nrl.hnr hlul" ,J im \\'I PlllllOl( thl· ,.,,., .. 1.1 mJn ''ho" 'ulJ 'Jrr' th,· "l 1gh1 or th,· \o\llrld \\1th •'-tU.JI llll'J\Ufl"' "' "' .JOJ p.un \1ilkr " n1• \trJngl·r 111 1h, r 11 •I J.0 \U\ hJ \ '"ttf1IJ\t d him an l.t\I .tr' C1lon 111 (J,ll'I p11iJUlt111n Hut \lilln ,.ml h,· J1,ln t h.1,,· mt" h ltntl to prqx1n-tor thl r1•k JJ,t \\'Jr lx0l JU'4 hr "J' 1h1u,1 nt • th,· k.1J from an unlkr-.tu•h J'lC"-lllnn 11nh lour J.1" ht lnr,· · •fl\·ninit night \lthough th,· lJll'" th,· \Jm•· \1ilk1 ..a1J th 1'4. "h1 I llllll' Ill ..._.,_. I hl pruJUlllon "'II .... .,.. J J1lkr,·n1 h-...u, (hmt ll'Jlh 'Jllll' 10 ll"rnh ' th "'h.11 ht·""'" .1, J h 1111Jn tx·in~ '""' r"· hJd morl.' I llll h• prqlJf\ t.1r .111.t thin!.. .t~1ut 1t. .Phi I 1h1nl.. I hJh" J Jl'1."f1\'r Jppr-1-.a(h .1·1J O.·t1l I unJ"r't.1nd10p. · \1 II. r h.t\, '""Jl 1.1hk !)l'rtormtng \I rll'Oll' lie \IUJtl•J p1Jnt1 .ti tht• l 111\d\ll\ ,,t t Jlih•rnta. fkrli.ek,. Jml ".J' .J m,·mt'l:r ot th<' ~n l t· IJr,·n' I 1u1IJ .1, .t ll'\:n-agc-r \ltlJ, I plJ,,·J kJJ rclfl-., tn 'ie\Cr.IJ 1111,~, p11iJud111n, .ind al~ h::id ,111.111 pJrt\ 111 1 ,,, \ngl'll~ d inner thlJld 'him\ .rnJ 't.1rr\"d tn J locaJ td, 1 ,111n u•Olffil"f l 1J I I k Jlw h.t\ tv.o \Ok> ptano album$ •n 11 , rn.ari..,·1 .anJ !\;ls com~ r.1u\ll h1r td,., l\mn '13g\" :ind him l<J1'4.·<l il\ J Pn~b' tc:nan. M1lkr rl l Jll, 0.·1ng .1 hit appn-hc-nSt\t' about t.1!..1nl! on thl.' rol~ of Jesu\ Chnst. '"It 'tJrtl·J fcxli n1 th3111 v.a~almost hMI J ''l'"lml·.-\aid \hlk-r '"Whnl I gut Jo" n tu 11. I ~d4.· a comm1tmn1t ··La\t ~l·.ir OI\ go.ii "'J' r,·.ilh to J11 thl' rok 111 k.1rn thl' hnl'\ .ind pl.1' 11 ou1.·· \J1J \f1lln "'ho "uri.., :i' J 1r,-,.·. 13nH· "'flll'f ffiU\IUJn .1nJ ph1•101r.1- phu "h\.·n nm Ju1nJ.'l:l:IJ:::lot:lnll1•1•h•1n•l..•l••(•P1lllle98e ... iieeell PLAYINO,.... 19) I 0• Mells Are A Trip 11 Muiet! We hope you ensoy the at- mosphere complemented w ath our fine Mexican food . m Costa Mesa since 1972 Lunch • Om~ • Cock tails ()pen Dady At t t A M E•t~rtaitnw11t ia TIM' Rarm Room 11 n .. , ,, , r • OutOnTheTmm . 'La Cage': Offbeat like it ought to be The lnMb ··-ol '"La c-. .... foUa" hat • ......, moV1e farce inlO a mu.siall ~....., ~ 1be staet. whik retainU. tM llilaricy o( the oriliul resulted i• • ~ Tony awards for the en.dway ~ ductaon. Now. in its fana IUli~siacc the national tour. -1.a C• ii both outlandishly fuany ud ~ .... gjnaJy poipant at the OrW Diuer Thel1er '" Aaalwim. We cu bo1la 1ympethize with the ptipt ol the homoenual loven ud dOl1le at d9e upn>arious antics o( the ... queens in the olftat fRnch nisht dub which &ivn 1be .,_ its titk. Ditee10r Robert Turofl' lkillftally bknds the war111 ud fteky elnnel'llS of the tWwy fimlri• •111ical. ..._ its rich hfrf Hmnaa IC'Ore. inlO a bouatiftal ~vna.. ol COIMdy Md GARLIC BREADSrICKS WTHOUT END Only The~ Gordet1 bakes up flesh 9Qfk beod- stidcs, ser\4ed to you in basket dter basket. C.orne-~ ... t~nctic can-can that leaves the ..... ditnct nearly IS txhaustecf 81 the ~ staF and TV actor 8iU Hayn is smooth and polished as ~ ta.t club ~/tt'N:ft whose 1oQ1 and happy fdationship with his star perform« is lhaUn by the demands of -straiabt" socltty when his son (the rcauh of a brief heterosexual nina) brinp his fianctt's pe~ts to meet his own. Hayes tndows the rok with a ~ntlt ,...._ ... LAc.AOa·,....1•) •RAND'S Nt~WPORT .. s·r. P~'fKICK·s D~l'·· FOR 1HOll WHO WANJ DNNCa. J 0 ATl1Slal' ... ~ ' I ' • d d , __ • l L • ... e d ' • r. • • .. • • " D D • Is • • OutOnTheTown PLAYING JESUS A CHALLENGE FOR AN ACTOR ••• From..,.17 to wmr to ln'lftJ w1da the Ii~ and rraht' of JCSU$. I .._. tMt my own fl·l·111g\ and what I~ lbout Jnm 11olll Ill: pan ofmy~.- m1~mn. and 1ha1 11>3\ 10 \ltr than&' , ,,, pn1pk -10<'lud1ng ( arol Law- up " · rt'Oll' J\ \1an -and featurcs The-me»t tmp()nant part of k\u\ rlahur.ill' ltgh11ng plans. \la~ plt'Ct'1 m1\s1on. said \11llt•r .... a, 111 rdutatr .-.nd thl' 1rad111onal O)tng angels. throu&h the enlt'ruuo~nl. I would hopc that ~ v.111 lltt a fam1har story and ""811y think about 11 a hulc. think about what ha~Md lhcn and hov. 11 shapc'S our hvt"S t'\.tn now ·· l~~l'Y• ~·W•''""'1. .-.n lllDI n....._llll 17f-----...... _... ....... _,,,_ 1 ha~ )t'&r. -olOr)' ol Ealttt'" pmJuu·rs simply o&red tM pen of kw'> 10 Miller. who haupmt month_s prl'pdnn& for the role. Ht has ~ 1al.1ni al 11na ltuoAs fnMn Hoffywood acting l·oach htr Corey . and bu thorou&hly scrutinad the New Tnta- ml'nt .ind wvaal IMM*s on ~ dt·l h nr and fall o/tM llomaa Em pi~. his d1\C1pln ··The d1sc1pl('\ ha'c In \falkr aircl'\ 1ha1 the production 1!1 understand 11.hat"\ happcn1ng tx·· dJhcHdlt' but \31d ht' d<XSn't find cau5C thn arl' thl· onn v.ho 11o 111..., rttl· Jn' thing \al rakg1ou'> about the gran-··Glor) of Eastn"' optns ton.Pt ~----------and runs thf'OU&h Apnl 3 at lht' Cr>st.al Cathedral, 12141 uw1s Strttt. Garden Gro'c R~rvt'd tad.ct~ arc S 14. S 18 and U S For ucltct mformauon. call S4-GLOR Y \.11 t kr said he alto tried IO '"rnd bo.:t"'t'l'n the lines" and ddrovcr thc- rl'JI Jl''IU'> nsl. I k "'" somewlaat olaa anarch111. 1 k ...... ., the rt'° coafroaa \M rtl~i l ... t.1hl1\hmcnt. IO pro"* them to th pi11nt of t'X«Ull• him.-said \l11lt1 ·when mosa peopk th1nk of k'u' the) think ofa man ladina an l'\t ll'l'llary hfc. very canna. Vtf)' thJmmatK I'm su~ he wuatl lh<>K 1hmtt' but I think 11 don tum a ml dt\'ll'r\ltc to Y) , ... , hed.idn't ha\'t a 1bou1 II a·mJ pa'>\ 11 on:· ht' ..aid ··.\II 1.kur through the Btbk . ht'·, aslung tht:m ··1 don't lhtnk there\ an) v.a) 'Do )OU undcn1an1f" ·· around lhl' fall that 11°' t ntcrum- Jcsu'> alw had a 11.l'll-<.ldint'd ~n\C nwn1 'ou rta<.h ix·oolt' that wa). But of humor . ..aid Mtlkr He rrlt-rrtd 111 r ------------------------! the famou\ quutl' h' k\U\ JI tht: pcnJ1ng stoning ol dn alltgt:d aduhcrt:r l halkngtn~ ··he 11o ho h.i\ not i.innt•d"' 10 lJ\I 1ht· lir'll \IOnl' ·· 1 find thdt 'l"r\ amu\lng \.ltd M1lkr .. It tool J ll.11 111 1htnl.1ng lo com.: up .... 11h 1hJ1 and 11' a natl' hght ~J~ 11u1 ut J tough \tludt1un 'iomt· trllll\ hJ'l ,hJrgl'd lhdl lht ··<,Ion ot l a\ll'r Iii..: lht < n \IJI C athcdrar, ·c 1lon ut c hrt\lmJ\ · " a b11 loo ght/\ JnJ grJnd I hl· produtt1on hJ\ a lJ\I of morl' lhJn 'LACAGEAUXFOLLES' ... From ..... 18 \Ul11kl) and sapc'lty that ODI) hint II J n u ll}l( a I oncn tat ion. I hac·.., much moR thlln a hint. hm•n a. 1n the 1nkrpttt.atJon of < ,, .. rgl' McO.n~l as Hayes· pnu> pJ1 .1mour ind dntl queen par CA«I· kn, The alhk~loOll.i"I McOanlt'I Jda,,r, a blod.busin ptrf'onnancc. h1ghhgh1t'd ~ a htlanout ancmpt 10 It ·~n ma$Cuhnuy. McO.n1d hlls 1 p.m 11f \ho111rnsc numbers -·• >\ I 1111\ \fore Mascara .. and lhc drfiant I \m What I Am· -which firml) \l"'lll'lll hti Chaf'KlCf l 1ranJ latttn)' 10 the suppon1na w1~' 1Homm111ed by Matt Nonhk.c .i' 'h tra\h). Ruh).' butlttwho wants 1 tx J maid. Stcpihea Matkwi and I)\ \ nnc ptttr ~ rtfrohtnal)' "' •m.il u the )OU"I lo"tn. u is r 11n1a fkrn.('ampbdl as the ~ IJUrdnl ownC'f-hQICquect wtt_s salve lht• thorn) Sll'61ll0ft. I hl' troupe of fnnale 1m· Pl I \ClllJIOR IS JNVVdoulfy prn- l"lll\'iJ pnmanly Roeu C'uteUano as lhl P• 1ma ctoW Chaalal. Kevin \mu 0;i,,, b IM ucloei.toch1 l1C H.1nna and GUT) Allyn ts the spKy Phal'Jra. I hr 1mval o( s.icef'I patents ll>onald Forney and tla'zabtth Men· dtttat OU~ lk 11Mt ..,. o/ CO. lu\lon as the 119ftalS' cntranC'C 1n , . . . . . ". . • • • • t · .. , uu < Jn·1 1 Jl..t· II \.\ 11h '011 f11r ba~1{alh thl· \.JOH rcJ,.,n, I h, curpuknt I milt\ " J>Jrll\ ulJrh flt bu'>I '"hi\ Jnll-h1•1llU\l"\UJI 11rJdl'\ .. U ( Jgl· JU\ f lllk\ .. I\ J l(r Jtl\l 11ml' "' thl· ( 1r.1nd 1 I n·t·Jm:in \.\ .l\ ~nahl'1m 11ohcn. 11 II lruh tx· tw' Parl'l" 1hr11ugh Juh I~ l\·rtc1rmJnu·, an· &.l't:n n1gh1h l \• l"P' \l11nd.1" .11 'ar)ing turt.11n tamt' Jr.1~1 llt ... t"I 1nformJ1111n ".1' J1J.1hk .1' 1 1 Ap~aring thru April 16 KEN RASNER ANO THE ENTERTAINERS They're a blast from the pa.st. SllZIE & THE SWEETHEARTS Startin~ April 18 thru May 28 Tl'll' CnlJl'll \gl' ol l{od, n· Holl 1:-. h~Kk JnJ I >ukl··s ha.' 1t hw Coml.' JJnn· tot~ hotll':-.t sounds ol tht> ;)ll"s. t)ff:-. ;m<l 711'~ .it I >ukl:'i ~ostJl~1a ~1tt: l'luh. 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