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TUESDAY, MARCH 15, 1988 25 CE TS
Curtailing
trucks on
freeways
studied
NB bribery plot may grow
By BOB YAN EYKEN °'_.,.., ........
Big trucks cause big problems on
Orange ( ount) frttwa)S. according
to a l'e'Ct'nt ~nud) b) the Orangt
Count~ T ran\portat1on Comm1ss1on.
Comm1\s1onc" \Ott'd Monday 10
I~ to do somt'thing about 11
On the re-commendation of staff
transponat1on anah sts. the com-
m1ss1on \Otc-d to ('Omp1le a truck
traffic managcm<:nt plan that might
keep trucks off cenain freewa) s
dunng peak traffic hou~
Comm1ss1onc.>rs also authonzed
sc111ng up a spe"C1al ad' 1so~ commit-
tee cons1s11ng of statt• and count)
1ran<,ponat1on official<;. representa-
ll\ l"S of the California H1ghwa)
Patrol and the trucking andust~.
Large tractor-trailer trucks account
for onl) 3 .i p('rC'ent of total traffic on
the Santa .\na Fret'Y.a) but are
in' ol"t'd 1n 8 p('rcent of the accidents..
the '>tud ' found
.\nd tho~ accidents account for 36
p('rcent of tht' accident-related dela' s
o n the fr~"' a). according to Barro"'
(Pleue eee TllUCK/ A2)
Nation
Convicted killer Willie
Jasper Darden. the focus
of an international debate
on capital punishment
during his 14 years on
death row. was executed
today./ Al
World
Riot police in Panama
break up a demon-
stration by unpaid public
employees./ A4
Index
Conatnacdon la under way at Lancer•• Landhae on lllarlner•a Mlle ln Newport
Beach where an Orance County proeecutor
~ ....... ., ..... ,_
claim• Francia M. Delaney wanted to moTe
a reataurant and eou&bt to 1et a belCbt Umlt
walTed with the help of a bribe.
Slain informant
was 'paranoid'
about assassins
Witness in Coast
trial had turned on
E. Coast mobsters
By JENNIFER WEBER
;\ Nt'v. York man and former FBI
informant shot three times in the
head last v.rek<:nd 1n an e\ecut10n·
st} le sla) 1ng "'as "paranoid" about
betng killed. accord ing to a Newport
Bearh attorne'
George Peter Yudze, 1ch "'>'a~ co n-
cerni:d about ht'tng killed ." \31d
Ronald Krc.>ocr. an attorne) rep-
resenting YudLt'' 1ch's clo\(' fnend
and co-defendant Joe' Grosso 1n a
fraud case ·
"'ho "'as tn the-roun ... Kreber -.aid
"H1s tomern was to the point that"he
"'a'> not inten.•sted in the case ..
' udLe' !Ch. -'6. v.as found <kad at
I 45 a m Saturda} in a parking lot
behmd an In ine business com pie'
Tht• 6-1 360-pou nd man kno"' n as
"Big George" was sprawled beside a
late-model Lincoln Continental and
had bet'n <ihOt thrct' 11mes an the head.
according to police
' udze' 1ch. "'horn l\.reber de·
scnocd as be1ngeas~go1n~. humorous
and couneous. bt'came tncreas1ngl)
v.omc.>d about his safet~ o'er the past
couple of v.ceks. the auome~ said.
He JOkt>d about his fears . reported I)
tt>lling Kreber at one point. "Don't
stand too close to me The~ might
miss me and hit \OU··
-'nothcr 11mc. Kreber dt'Cltned
Yud1e' 1ch's ofTer to go to lunch
"What. arc.> ~ou afraid of get11ng
shot""' Yudze, 1ch repont-dl~ Joked
"I told htm 1t Y.Ouldn't make m'
da\ ... the altorne\ said ·
Police say Delaney
may not be acting
alone to get favor
8)' ROBERT HY~DMAN
ud GREG KLERKX
Ol ... O.., ........
Re<>taurateur Franc•'> \.1 [X.,Jnt''
md' not ha'e bet"n the onl\ bu\1
nl''>'>man 11lkgt"dl\ prepared tu hr ht-J 'I.'" port Beach planning l 1m·
m1'!>w •ncr for h1'> appni,al •I J
potrr11al rl'\taurJnt '1fl' polilt' "rn1
th1'> m11rning
Ba~d on rt"LuHkJ tr..tn'>lrlf'll\ hi.··
t\J.n•n lklJne\ and lomm""'in
< hairrnJn Jami:'> ·Bu11 Pn"'n
polt1.I.' Jrl.' 1n' l·suga11ng thl' r'Hl'>'>1h·111.
that at k.ist on1.• other per<,1.1n rTlJ'
hJ'l' ,un.,p1rcd v.1th Dt'lant:' in itw
alkgeJ Jffer of a S20 000 bribe. tl1
Per'>11n -.aid 'c"'pon Bead· Pn111
OtT, n Bnb 0Jli..k'
Thi.' hr be.· oiler "'a'> '><'1.rt'l • tJP\·
re1.urdl·Jh' Person Y.h1.)Y.3'"'''r~ ""
"'1t h polil~' IO' t'!>t1gator\ J l '''d•r.F
tu J 1. •unt' pro'>t"C"utor
Dl:lane' f\2 of Ran1.h1. < ahtMn1..1
"a .. arre~ted Fnda' "In allt'g..t'11•n\
that he ofTt'red a t~r 10 hr h<' •
Person in e\1.hangc 11 r a'\l'tJn<<'. ri
getung a permit to e\1.1.·ed height
li Mtt'> on a ne"' resta urant a• Lancer,
Llnding. undt'r 1.on,truct111" at "\1 M
a.., .........
His concern ¥.as great e-nough that
dunng his prehminar) he-anng last
'>'~k. Yudze\ 1ch v.ent to Harbor
~1un1c1pal Coun Judge Russell .\
Bostrom and asli..cd for add1110nal
sccunt' mt'asurcs
"He.>· "'as e\tremel) obsen ant
about "'ho "'as 1n the parking lot and
Despite hlSJOking. hOY.C\t'r. "He
"'as an\1ous to lea'e and go back to
the East Coast ... Krebt'r said "He "'as
(Pleue Me SLAl1'4/ A:I)
Jay Humphrey deliTen petidon• to Coeta Mesa City Ball.
aeeklnC to o•erturn approTal of the Home Ranch project.
w Coast H1gh"'a'
He "'as released on S250.000 bail
and 1~ scht'duled for arraignment
.\pnl I on Ont' count 01 felony bnbef)
of an e~ecult'e officer
Oeput~ D1stnc1 ~nome) Manin
Engquist said Pt'rslJn agreed to wear
the hidden "'Ire to snare Delant'\
Y.hlle the pair discussed the rcs-
tJurant 0"' ner's plan~
· Ht' did the nght thing.." Engquist
'>J1d of Person's dec1s1on to turn in
Ddant'' "To do an' less would not
ha't' bc..-en 1n keeping ~·11h his pos-
t111n ot public trust H• did "hat he
'huuld ha' e done ·· r;
The prosecutor said he 1s of the
1•p1n1un that Delane~ planned to
mt" c h1'> restaurant from 11s present
l1x...1t1on on the Lido Peo1nsula to
Ldn1.t'r ') landing. located in tht'
\1arint•r'\ Milt' area on ""ev.pon
ltartxir
Engquist reacted 'J. llh )Omt' emo-
tion "hen informt'd that one of
l>e lane} s ~ssoc1ates took Pe~n to
tJ')~ and sugges1t'd the comm1ss1oner
mJ' ha' c bet-n t~ 1ng to ad' ance n m~lf poh11calh
"He )houldn·t· be hammert'd like
that fur doing thc n ght thine."
Engquist !Wl1d "~II he did "'as call the
poh1..e The' took 11 from there
.\nd "'hen this goes 10 coun
Per~n "'ill take the stand and tell the
truth .\nd a JUI" "'di decide what '
nght Jnd "hat's not ·
(Pleue eee BRJBEaY I A2)
Petitions
filed to
block
project
By JENNIFER "'EBER
Ol ... DM!r,......,.
'Siekmg to 0' en um the C It~ Coun-
cil's appro' al oi a general plan
amendment on a .:ontro' erstal nonh
C'osta \1e\a de' elopment a c111zcn$
group turned 1n more than ~.600
s1gnatur~ "vlonda~ o;eck1ng to put the
issue on the ballot for a Clt\Y.tdt'
el«t1on ·
Et&ht people including Coun-
cilman Da1.e \\heeler. dropped a
stad. 1..1f p('llt1ons at the cit~ clerk·~
office \fonda' afternoon "'hde a
thrnng of rep0ners and photogra-
pher. "a 11.. hed
"The c11tien\ ,11 t osta ~esa JUSt
made " 'en otn 1ous "hat the\ arc
lool 1ng t11r · said Ja' Humphrc,,
spoli..e,man for ( 0s1a \1esa Residents
for Rr\Pt1ns1bk CiroY.th
The gr 0up ·~tr:• 1ng to 1n' altdate the
ornu n, il s a ;ipro' al 0f a general plan
arrt·nJment for the Homt' Ranch
pr t'l · C J i;;egcrstrom 8. Sons' Q4-
a, •t .,,,..,hs1de Je' elopment The
gerC'ral r lan amendment SCI hmlls for
~uart' .ootage building heights and
(Pleue Me PETITI0"9/ A2)
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Trial opens inf atal police copter crash
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Sports 81-3
By PAUL ARCHIPLEY
OfhO..,NM._,
Vincent Wilham .\costa sat qu1etl)
Monda). his wrists chamed. at the
opemng of a prelimincH'\ hearing on
charges he was to blame (or the deaths
of three people 1n a police helicopter
crash last ~t-ar
Newport restricts
he~ght of ham
radio antennas
BJ GREG U.EllIX "Right now. there's no control o'er
oe .. ...,....... amateur radio antennas. The C'll) has
bttn applyi~ the provisions of the Amateur radio Op('rators in the cit) structure ordtnanet. which isn '1 that of Newpon ~ach soon Will have ·fi •• ·d Sa some ne~ rqulauons to follow, but speci •c. sai nsone ... The) (new
If'. h d operators) can So tn and eu• up 1or t e most part. o~rators an city 1nythin1 they want. Now they II need
officials say the gutdcl~ arc ~cl-to follow some ru1es ...
come afier )Can of confusion over The new ordinanct was first
local and federal ruin. proposed in 1985 after sevcra1 council
The Cit) C'ounc1I p ve prchmanary membtn received complaints about
Jpproval to the city's fint amateur antennas blockint viewi or posing
radio ordinan« ~onday ni&ht in a safety hazard$. SaMOne said.
1'-0 'ote. The an~nna he•,&ht curTCntl) al-
Tht' ord1nan« 1s the result of more lo"·cd is 24 feet. said He" 1cker
than a }Car of cooprrattve eftOn by ndcr the ntw ordinance. antennas
ctl) officials and reprcscntativn of -.·111 btaUowcd up to 21 reet-hen not
the Newpon Beach aru's approll-tn o~tion, and H feet -.hen
1matcl) SOO amateur radio opcraton. opuatrna. Antenn11 which •"'
said J1mcs HcWKlter. city p&ann1na e1pabk ol C:tltendint above 40 feet
dntttor must be eq1atpped ._;.._ motonzcd
Ahho\.llh \ht orcbnantt p&att5 and manu.I towcrint devica..
rntnc110M on the haabt and oett· The ~t rtqUi"'metU does nOC
1tton of anttnnas, opcnton 1&) lbcy ~to WIUp antC"nnas, wtMctl •re .,n aJadl) endorse 1t. sm antennas ~
C'ounctlman Ptul S.ntC>M. buntd( onl)· It bat. much hb an
an amattllf radH> ...-1or. wid automobile an&c:Dna
Ol)Ctlt0f1 now rety Oft pnawoft ~ 10 dlUllK'C of antnM ptt--
•llrn crttU• 111tcnnaa. IM>pi"I \0 m11J.. rtsidmts and homto••n n-
mttt c1t 1u1dcli~ ..-1111wAllA'nva/AI)
.\costa. "'ho v.as 19 at the time. "as
allege<ll) t1c-eing from police 1 n J
stolen 1.·ar "hen helicopters from the
Nr"pon Beach .ind Costa \ksa
police dl.'partm1:n1s .:ol11ded l" er
In 1m:
Ill m1d-a1r dJ)h T"1.' 'c"r<'..-:
&·.il h 1..1ffo.:er\ "ere 1n1urcd
,1ur.'1g t"c .r mt•
\«l\t.l J ,\,> IJ,l'' , hJrgl'\ 1 J1.ofl
thl'll •1,.•,1,.• \ 1ng '! •lcr rr 'Pt'''\ Jl"IJ
'.l ling h' 'h''" Jr h)f J 1a "' ··~
Pll'grarn -k'l h'11,J ''l'n"dl·; ,·J .in
.''l.ttx'
Two Costa Mesa police offi cers and
a Cl' 1lian passe-nger died tn the March
The Orange ( ount' Dl\tr:, t .\!·
wrnc~ ·, Otliu:, harged thl' .\1'.lh1..·1 m
re~1dcn t "1th three 1:C'\unt5 Clf <.e1.,,nd·
dcgrL'e murJcr unJn J 'tJtc lJ"' :ha:
\J\<I rx·opk 1.l1mn11tt1ng .l ICIC'n' 'TIJ'
face murder ,hJrgl·, 1f.i dt'Jth n•,..i''-
Ha"ng pkaJcd 1nni'-t·r1 • .ill
'"1.1"F-1.·~ \, ''IJ 'Cr",l "' n I l•J' gc
Sex offenders slip past
schools' hlrlng process
By GREG II.ERO °' ...............
Roben Webber. Gar) Lee i...e1th Milne
Clmstophcr Lee and .\Ian R11b} Sttm to ha\t' a 10110
common.
All arc teachers .,_,1th e~emplal') academic
records. Unul f'CCt'ntly. all were upstandana members
of their Ora nae County rommunit1es and rupe<1t"d h'
their teachin& peers. ·
They also sh.Ire another s1m1larll\ ~II fi,e ""re
arrested within the past five months and chariC'd "'11h
en,aa.ina in sexual acuvtt) with students.
School ofrlClals.. hkc: vtnuall e''ef)One elst"
acquainted wnh the tc¥ht'rs in quntton. ~re
shocked bJ the arrests. wiuch brouaht to the fore a naaina. 1finfrtq~nt., probkm facina school dtStncts
Is theft• way to ""'ttd out Potential molntc:rs dunn&
the h1nna procns".'
Most d11tnct admtn1stratOI"\ sa) their hinna
proc'Cdurcs are about as tiaht u the) c~n be. but admit
lhctt 1uh~"&)SCOncttn •bout whether a cand1datt' has
been thorouaJ\ly smadtu.ad.
C'1rol Bera.usiswlts..prnnten<knt of personnel
itl"' ttt1 for lht ~Mna n1Md School
O.Stna. saKI she has~ a drfin11e tncTUJC 1n
ttfertntt calls &om other' ~ distncts.. 1 S\ln th.It
distncu art ttahte'ni"I 1helf tun,_. pnic'tKQ.
.. , 1h1nk t\at, <'M. llwe·s bctft • k>t or pubhat}
about (duld moks\atioa). Stcoodty. nPt no""
d1,trll1\ "Jr, !l~ h r1,• ,and1JatC'I IC'\ h<' ll'n~ IC"n
1.·mpll''<'l'' Ti,,' ,h,n l ".lnt a "'<'a\. hnl the' ·rc ~C'\ln~
Ill ha' l' h' ll'r'I' '1J l1.' i.ht' 'I.aid
\\,Ht "h1" J "l"ll."t~ ha'<' .:ertain t°'a'>l<. gu1dr·
ltne~. l1 l r ~ .. ,,•nJ, r('teren,·r and pre' 1ou' l'mpl'" er
, he-d, ar J ' nualh all ~ho<.'l d1,tm·ts ~ rC'<'n
,and1dJlt'' lhr,,..ig.h <.a1.·rame"ntf• for am~t 1.·on' 1 -
t1C10 ~ ..a1J &r~ .\II tt•ache~ arr fingerpnnted and
their had,@.n>unJ\ .;-hC'((Nf "ntl tl'n" Pitt im'1 <tdte
Dc.·p.artmt>nt l'' I u'>ll1. l' h<'fore the' are ..-rt'dent1al('\J
l 'en 11 , a nJ1date~ are Ch('('l.t'd through C\31.·r.i·
mt·nto m1,13~~ \"(('Ur as the~ did 10 th<' caSt" of the
ml1\t 1.t'khr.ut'd .at"\'u'>C'd child mole ter 1n rt('en1
m''nths \Ian R1gh'
R1gh\ J11 "as.ilTt"stt'd in ptem~ron ~4 tclun'
and eight m1sJemeanor rounts ,,f mole 1a1ion '"'of' mr. I -H'ungsten ~former ph' 1(al C'ducauon
tt.Sl ht'r .u Har~'r [)a, hool 1n Corona del Mar
R1gb' alk~l"Jh '-'tmed a SC('rtt d uh amonj fifth·
arade,...1h.a1 tn''' ,(>J usin1a '1l'tratof as an 10111111o n
rite
In coun thc 'ounJ "members" of th( duh also
~"' Rllh~ "'h1..' ~u&f'lt them 1udo ~o .. ~ them pomusr1~1( mtl\ IM •nd ~·~ Two "oulh both I I \Cir\ l1IJ . tMt1fitd that 'R .. b\ sodom1.tC'd
th(m 1n a \h) <' ~ at l ' . wh(.rt thoe1r t('9(Mf
had taken thtm tll .,_,at~h a trtek mttt Olbn )OUlh
1oclud1na thrtt 11rl'!.. tc:-st1fitd R11b) touched them.
e\p<'1('d hH'l''tll '" thmi <" muturbatt<t 1n front of
(Pl•H w-.aJAI)
l
( ,1unl\ Jail in heu of S.500.0()(I bul
Depul) D1~1nct .\ttome~ Tom
Re m\ '3\S ~-o~ta' conduct "'as so
rl"\.li.le')s 1i shov.ed maltC'e on his pan.
a le~ pomt 1n the lav. under which ht
"a~ ,hargt"d
Howe\Cr. Deput) Pubhc Defend~
(Pleue eee CllASB/ A3)
Irvine youth
kills himself
in gun prank
-' ~-,ear-old l~int man aC'C'lden-
'Jlh '>hl'I h1m~1r 11.1 dt'at.h cart) this
'lhlrnln' "'h1le ~pparcnth tO\ lnl Wllh
J rm·nd., hJndgun pohC't' said
If\ inc poltC'e f't'('<'I' ed a call around
J m frl,m a man cla1m1na that a
lncnd of his had \hOt himself. \ltd
In me p,,llCt Lt \11ke White PolK'C
rt·,ponJrd to a home in the Wood-
br1dg~ ne1ghhorhood. and disco' eTCd
Peter J~ph Scati>ello.. IQ, dead .t1
"ngle gun~hot ~ound to tht' head
\C'cord1ng to a fnend's tesnmony.
arpello found a H-cahber auto-
matic h.an<i&un belon&>".\4 to tht
fnend's parents.. said Wlute .\ftet c cx:t•f\I tht sun's ammun1tton chp.
·arpd\o appartntl lhoupt the~
"a empt) 1nd put 11 to ht5 ttic.d llMt
fired 8"' OM bullet rcmamcd 1n dlle
cham~ and lol~ Sc.a~llo
"~ppartntl) he v.-as 1uit hora~
around and t~t tJw sun wn
unloaded.· saKI Wf11tt.
Whitt dtt-hncd 10 rrieue lbc nUM
of rpeno·s fntnd. but said he...,.
l~llmlttl)' the WM • " "'
\ l('\IM The fmnd •"U n04 tl\J.,.
S<vpeUo. • 1916 ..Suate ol
'W oodbndet Htl)t SC'~ b~ 1'ia
h11. p&r~nts "' °Woodbndle. a ~
bl ks ••'> from tht tt't:llit ol IM\ dtath
ERY COKSPIRACY ALLEGED .•• -
'*1 said bribery c~
Dd1aey remain valid dttpate
IDS tMl I ~ for the
lwll ........ ta,S ... •her . OWl\S land for I new '"" nt nor bas plans to build one.
n the tape transcripts. Delaney
allqedly indicated that be was
lina with anotbtr individual "'who
a lot of money," said Oakle~. ~t a~ uwcstigatins that poss1-
1y. but Oakley Sllld thf-l'l' ·~
NtTtntly no specific sus1>«ts.
O akle y also said police do not
~ie'ttc any ol.her c.ommag,ont rs
were of'fcred bnl>ts. or that Puson
was offered a bribe on any pttv1ous
occasion.
"He (Delancy) probably fell he
could ta lk with Person because t hey'd
known each other for a while.'' said
Oakley.
Police also have phototr11>hs of
k veral mtttm1s bct-.«n Delancy
and Person. said Oakley. No money
chan&ed bi nds d~ the m«~inp.
said 0.ltfey. but pt of monty ls
not nettSSaty for a bribery charge to
be filed.
Breu A. Reed. an assisa.ant to
Delancy. said Monday tbait Delaney
does not own Lancer's l..andina and
claimed that he has no pla ns to open a
restaurant there.
amirez linked to more killings
City Plannma Duector James
Hcwicker confirmed that .. to the best
of his knowkdtt" Delaney has no
permits or pla ns pendina before the
city for the construction of a new
restaurant at Lancer's Landina.
Hcw1cker said that about four
mo nths &fO JcfT) King of Jerry Kina
cl Associates of Newport &ach
requested a traffic study for construc-
tion of the restaurant at the Lancer's
landinJ buildina.
N FRANCISCO (AP)
ted N1&ht Stalker Richard
mircz, who faces tnaJ next week in
Angeles on 13 counts of murder
30 other felonies. has been hoked
at least four more homicides here.
orities said.
However. authorities have charged
mirez with only one of the slay-
say1n1 evidence is insufficient 10
secute l\1m on three to five others.
nee Ramirez's Southern Cal1-
ia tria l concludes. he is scheduled
fatt a San Francisco JUf)' fo r the
ing of accountant Pe1er Pan. 66.
the attempted murder of Pan's
e. prose<'utors said.
lthough the Pan k1lltng 1s the o nly
Francisco murder that the 27-
-old Texas dnfter 1s accused of.
ice Inspector Frank Falzon said
Rami rez was linked 10 numerous
other crimes. including murder and
rape.
"We ha"e three to fi ve other
hom icides -we think he 1sgood for. but
the evidence 1s 1nsuffie1en1 to
proceed:· Falzon said.
Pier supporters meet
The P.1.E.R. Group (Persons
Interested in £,ped111n~ Reconstruc-
tion) "W<ill meet tonight 1n Hunt1 ng1on
Beach C1t\ Hall to discuss fund-
ra1s1ng opi>ortun1111.·s to rebuild the
pier
The meeting 1s schc-duled at 7 pm
to Room 8-7
Hew1ckcr said tha t there have been
problems associated with the ttqunt
and the traffic study has never been
comP.letcd. He is unaware of what the
specific problem s were. he said.
Hew1ckcr also said he has no
knowledge of a request to raise the
elevation of the restaurant.
Person said he met Delancy in 1974
when he had an office next door to the
Delaney's restaurant at 730 Lido Part
Om e. Person said he d id legal work
for Delancy m 1976 but had almost
no contact with him in the last two
)Cars until the alleged telephone call
1n January.
LAIN TRIAL WITNESS 'PARANOID' ••.
om Al
e>.tremel) secret1,e as 10 "here he
"as sta} mg at n1gh1:· mo\lng from
\motel room 10 motel room. not telhng
~en his closest fnends where he wa
... Sources said that Yudzev1ch had
illccn an FBI informant against al-
~cd East Coast gangsters and "ent
.uuo the federal witness protecuon
program afterward.
He dropl)l:d out. ho'Wever. because
.~ 1.1.as ··unhapp~" with the program.
l<retx-r said.
"I think he felt rnns1ra1ned about
1t I think he felt the program
rl'stncted his mo\ement a 101:· thi:
auome} said .. I think that 1f)ou·re 1n
the protectwn program ~ ou ha' e to
be 1n 11 all the 1.1.a). and it Just d1dn·1 fit
o his wa> ofhfe ..
Yudze" ich. 1.1.hom Kreber said had
fa 11~. often tra\eled to Las Vegas
he East Coast. Kreber did not
1.1. what he did in either area
Mean" h1le . the son of accused
wpon Beach organized crime fig-
Roben Paduano Sr. spernlated
b191Yudze\1ch'sdeath ma\ ha'e had ~eth1ng to do "1th a Santa .\na
~less bar or '.A.h lC h he "a~ a part
ncr
~-· 'udze .. 1ch had testified before the
i;.'Ufange Count' Grand Juf'\ about his
relauonsh1p 1.1.11h Paduano. v.ho 1s
presentl) facing robbe~. assault and
C).tortton charges Deput:-01s1nc1
A11ome} Wallacl' \\ ade said. ho v. -
e'er. that 'a udLe\ 1ch·s 1es11mon) was
not critical to the rnse against Pa-
duano.
"I spoke with George at m~ lather's
first bail hearing:· Rotx-n Paduano
J r. \81d Monda'. "He said at that time
that he and (anuther man I had a p1e-ce
of the acuon at the \1ustang"
The topkss bar v.as destro~l'd b'
t\\O ar<o00 fires
"Because of that. I tend to agree
that his death '.A.as rl·lated to J1mm}
Casino's (YudLe' 1ch·s partner at the
Mustang):· Paduano Jr alleged
"The} were t..ilkd the same way:·
The 385-pound Paduano. kno\A, n
as .. Fat Bobb~ ... 1s a Ne" port Beach
mortgage brot..er He has pleaded
1nnou·nt 10 the 1.nm1nal charges
handed do"n 1n d 1 "-pagl' 1nd1u-
mc:nt
Paduano Jr .. 23. al~ t...no"n as
Rock'. ~\S that he and his fathl'r
kne" "George Yudze, 1ch. ha' 1ng met
.. a couple of umes" through Grosso.
"He (Yud21: .. 1ch) told me 1n coun
that he had nothing against m\
father:· Paduano Jr !>aid. "Hl' told
me he didn't have anything 10 say."
In addition to Yudzev1ch's m-
vol,ement in the t'aduano case. he
was awa iting a JUdge·s de-c1sion fol-
:owing a p reliminary hearing last
\\Cd 1010 an alleged investment
scam .
Yudze\ 1ch was ambng three ml'n
arrested b' Nev.port Beach police in Februa~ i 9 6 after allegedl) balking
$350.000 from at kast fi,e vicums
The: thrl't' Oll'O Jllegc:dl) lured poten-
llal tn\ es tor~ into a li mousine "en-
tw:c and thl'n offered them the
opportunt1} to make mone) in busi-
ness deals based 10 "Jewpon Beach.
:\1lan11c (II) and Las Vegas. polite
IO\t~S~1gators S~lld
-\C\ording tu police. Yud2ev1ch.
Gro'>so ........ ofFulll'non and Grego0
Modll•r. ~6. ol lr\lne urg~ the
10\ estor\ to g" e them mone). al-
leged I) prom1~ing that 11 would reach
gamblc:r .. 10 '-'-'' ada and Ne'4 Jerse~
and \A, uuld tX' returned v. 1th large
profits
.\Judge.,> ruling had been pending
on \A.hethcr thl·n· "as sufficient
l'' tdl'Oll' to tr) '\ ud1e' 1ch in Su-
p!.:nur ( uurt
.. RUCK TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT PLAN ...
~Al
jrinerson. en1or transPortat1on
l)st "1th the commission
'About -lO percent of truck acc1-
1s "Ill doS<.' at least one lane."
erson said
n the l osta :\ksa Freev.a). trucks
.. kc up onl> 2 2 percent of total
Ilic but are 1n,ohed in J J percent
cc1den ts and those aci:1den ts cause
percent of an 1dl·nt-rela1ed de la\ s
the frcc"1i.a). the stud) found ·
Emerson said the truclong 1ndus1~
had l OOJ)l:rate<l '.A.1th the stud' and
that 1nd us1n officials are interested fannhar \A, 1th bu\1ncs'> '41 11 recognize
1n parttc1"3t1ng in a <,olutwn to that J lot of bu-;1ne\ses require
Orange Count) ·s traffic problems dd1\ cm·s during peak traffic hours ··
"In the goods mo,ement industr). Cumm1s~1oncrs \Oted to ap-
11me 1s monl'<' he "31d ·· -\nd time propriate mone~ ne\I fiscal )ear.
spent stuck 10 traffil 1\ mo ne ) lost ·· • \A. h1ch hl'g1n<, Jul) I. tor the for.
Truck 1ratlic 1.,. Ill a cenain e'tent. mula1 111n ofthl· truct... traffic manage-
regula ted b) fanurs outs ide the ml·nt plan 1ndust~. Emerson ackno'.A.ledged. t"'o timetable "as set up for
.. The trucking 10du'>t~ does not set
11s ov.n hours." hl' s.a1J "It 1s
dependent on the shippers and re-
CCl\ers of the v.orld .\nd an)one
appointment oft he advisory commit·
tl'e. although comm1ss1on spokesman
Tom Fortune s.a1d he e'pected the
committee to be set up before June
30.
AMATEUR RADIO GUIDELINES OK'D •..
Prom Al
S0<.1a1ions "•thin lllO feet mu\l bc.-
not1fil·d
No mort· than one amateur radio
Jntennd structure and one '.A.hip
ootcnnJ "'ill be 1>1=rm11ted ix·r build-
ing \Ill undl'r the OC\A. ordinance
'-o portion ul an antenna '>tructure
can he located 1.1.1th1n an) required
'>t.'tbJd. area or 'W ithin the front .U-1
• percen1 of a \Ill'
t:. \l'>llng antenna) netd nnt n1mpl)
\A.Ith pro' 1<,1uns. but rnrrent oix·r-
ator) mu\t wmpl) v.1th :!IS-foot
height lim it '.A.hen the antennas are
no11n u~ and mu'>t be l'qu1pped 'W1th
J lo v.ering de' IH'
Hcv.11. 1..l'r \did mu'>t am.11eur radio
11p1:rators aren ·t ~riou\ enough tu
hJ' l' fret:-'>land1 ng antennas
·-\ lot of these operato" arl' t...1ds
'Who ma)bc ha'e some equipment
.rnd a Ileen~ Then there are the more
~nous ol)l:rators. but most don't
ha'e antennas that a~ affected b}
this ordman e." s.a1d Hew1cker.
0J)l:raturs v.ho ha'e e"sung free-
standing antennas that do not con -
form to the nc:1.1. guidelines will not be
rl·4u1rl·d to compl) -w11h the ne"
ord10ancl'. said He" 1cker
-PETITIONS FILED ON MESA PROJECT ...
.. rromA.l
~tfa
' If "01Cr\ nulllf\ the counlll ' lk
l ISIOn. thl' COUOlll would ha\ c ttJ
rev.rill' thl' amendment or ""a1t .i 'car
• before cons1dl'nng an 1den11cal
-~endmcnt. Humphre~ <;a1d
He said the organ1u11on pc1111onc:d
•fbr the referendum becauSC' "bas1cal-
t. ty. we're tr)ing to take control of
,, unbridled growth ..
''" The Re11s1rar of Voters will have
J()days toclet~rm1ne how man' of the
-i665 s11natures are 'ahd. (II) Clerk
~teen Phinnc) said C'osta Mesa
Residents for Responsible Growth.
the same group that en11nttred the
sianaturc dn"c for the Cll}·s slow
irowth ini11a11vc, had to roll«t 4, 170
• yehd signatures for the refer~ndum to
~alify.
1 .. : I( e nouah s11natures quahf) the
l ounul hJ.., lhrn· Jltnnatl\<."' tor the
rekrenJum It lan re..,und •h 'ote.
'>lhl·dule ;i >JXUal elc:c t1on '.A.1th1n 10'
dd\\ ttr put thl' measure on the 'u' l'mbcr ballut .\special election 1s unh~l'h Ph1nne} ~1d because it
1.1.ould lO\t the Cit\ a\ much a\ sso ()()(J
Humphre) 1.1.a~ cn1hus1as11c about
the pe1111on dnve and said he 1s
confident vott.•n will \uppon his
group's posnion
"There·s an amum& amount of
suppon out there:· Humphre) said
.\ Segerstrom spokeswoman.
mcanv. h1le. v.as more subdued in her
response to the news
.. I gues\ v.e're ob"1ously d1sap-
po1nted but not surpnsed ... But we
fttl confident the maJ<>bty of voten
\upport our dt'velopmtnl " Rita
f-l'llhtmann \aid
(. ll\ .\.11orne' Thomas Wood said
Scgcr\trom "'ill not be able 10 resume
1.·on'>truc11on un O ne South Coast
Place unlit after an election. The
proposcd fir..t phai.c of development.
which occupies 1 I acres of the
propert) JUSt nonh of the San Diego
Freewa) bctv.c-en Harbor Boulevard
and Fa1n ·1ev. Road. was stoppC'd last
Septem ber when a JUdae decided the
general plan and environmen~I tm-
pact report for the property were
inadequate.
The CllJZCOS sroup collected saan•
tum for 22 da)s. Humphrey said. by
walking door-to-door and posuna
\Oluntttrs 1n several sboppina
centers. includ1na three owned by the
Sqerstrom company.
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SEX OFFENDERS SLIP PAST CHECKS .••
From Al
them. often at o;chool
R1gb~ "as hirl•d 31 thl' e'du l\l'
pm ate school m September 1986.
and officials at his prehminar) hear-
ing 1es11fied that he "as checkl'd
through all the usual procedures
Ho"e\er. a state fingerprint t·hcct...
alkgedl) failed to alert Harbor Da )
offi 1.·1als that the track coach the\
"'ere about to hin• had faccd child
molesta11on charges S<''en }Car.
before
According to state records. Rtgh)
"as arrested 1n 1979on fourcounts o i
child mole\11ng The allega11on .. "ere
lata d1sm1ssed after R1gb) pleaded
guilt) 10 lcs!>er charges or d1sturb1ng
the ix:ace He rece1\t~d a 'car'~
probation
Harbor Da\ ollicials did not return
phone calls to the Dail\ Pilot R1gb'
the: fa thc.'r of a 9-H·ar-old bo' and ~
month-old girl. remains in. Orange
Cuunt' lail on S:-!00.000 bail He 1s
S1.hcdukd for arraignment Fnda~
\\alt Ta\ lor. dm'<.'tor of pro-
ti:ss1onal standards for the state
Department of Edueauon 1n Sana-
ml·nto ~1d II 1s not unusual for
someone ht...e R1gb) to slip thro ugh
the l'laborate iK'nt·s of checks laid out
b} thl' cduca11onal S)Stem
.. The problem 1s that a J)l:rson ma} oo perfectl} clean as far as cnm1nal
rC\.·urds. then the da\ cifter v.e issue a
1. rl·dent1JI he goes o"u1 and molests a
child:· \aid Ta,lor.
Ta) tor said· teache~ hke R1gb)
olien arc continuall) emplo}ed· be-
cause d1s1nc1s "ant to keep moksta-
1100 cases quiet Hr added thaL
bccau..c pn,ate schools do not re·
quire teaching creden11als. the) are
often pnme targets for child
molc~tl·~
Ta)lor recalkd a case alarming!)
\1mllar to R1gb) ·s in which an
l'kmentar) school teacher "as undt'r
10' l''it1gat1on for alleged I} molesting
students 1n his classroom While
prosecutors built a case against the
teacher. the district's admin1strat1on
agreed to g1' e the teacher a letter of
rccommendauon 1f he v.ould qu1etl~
re51gn. said Ta) lor
Tht teac her was su~quentl} con-
' 1cted. and the state re' oked his
teaching credential. Howe, er. armed
" '
"'1th the district's rccommcnda11on.
the tl'acher applt1.-d for a teaching Job
and v.as hired at a pm ate school and
he "as latt'.'r con' 1cted for molesting
students there
8\ the ume authont1es catch up
"'1th child moleste~. the' ha' e
al costed an a' erage of I 00 children.
said Ta) lor. 1.·111ng FBI sta11s11cs
.. That\ bad It shouldn't be that
"a':· he said
ta} lor said thl' t...e) to pre' en ting
Sul·h slip-ups 1s to forbid d1stnc1s
from &" 1ng letters of recommen-
da11un to con' icted molesters In
Sulh cases. he said d1s1ncts should be
kss concerned about sa\ 1ng face. and
morl' concerned about students.
.. It . ., 11me to mat...o districts bite the
bullet and fire J>l:Ople v.ho do those
thing.,:· hl' ~1d .. Thl') shouldn't be
ahlc to pa'>s their trash 10 other
d1str1l'IS ..
Respet"ted tea1. hmg 'eterans are as
ht..i:h as no' Ill's tu tX' arrested for
mule\ta11on
t a5K in point. the Pia enua L;n1fied
Slhool District. v.htch has been
rU1.l.l'd b) tv.oS<'paratechlld molesta-
uon ca sec; 10 the past ft'4 months. The
fir.-.1 10,ohl'd Gaf'\ Lee. 36. a
1'.rac:mcr Junior High 'K:hool band
instructor accuk·d of molesting a I+
)l'ar-old girl on se' en occasions
dunng the 1986-8' S<.·hool )ear. Lee
has pleaded no contest 10 the charges.
The S«ond incident v.as un·
CO\ ered 1n Februan. w hen
Christopher Lee . .t I "as charged
v.11h 10 felon' and misdemeanor
counts of molesting l"O teen-:ige gJrl5
al Esperanza High School 1n
.\nahe1m and at his Balboa Island
home
Lee. also the coach of the Esperanza
bo)s basketball team. "as cha'led
v.1th fi,e counts of oral copulauon
and penetration v. 1th a foreign ObJ«I
and fi\e misdemeanor counts of
an no) ing or molesting a minor in
conn«t1on '41th his alleged ~'ual
relations -with •~o '\ orba Linda girls.
ages 16 and 17. He bu not )et entered
a plea and 1s free on ball
The ltts arc not related.
-\ss1stant Superintendent Tim
VanEck... said both teachers came10
the d1S1nct v. 1th .. eAcellen1 referen-
Cl'~·· Gal) Ltt had taught 1n II
d1'>tnct for nearl} a del Jdt'
.. Ob\loush. 11 (child moks1at1• r
probkmsl IS 001 !><>mcth1ng \Offil'lln\
1s going to come forv.ard ~1th:· ..a1«
\'anfat... .. ,,<'.,l afv.au cheded "r
each of our pi..-oplt' ..,.t cmplo:-Bu·
people: the) hst as refc~nces are guin.,
to be people v.ho think big.hi\ "'
th(•m It's soml•th1ng 'Cr) d1ffil ul11
deal "1th ··
Like the PliKenlla dl\tnct 11-,
Saddlebact. l n1ficd School 0 1..ir ,
"as also rt'(."C'Otl~ h11 '4Jth tv.o sepJ
ate cases of allegl-d child molC1ta11,•r
both in' oh 1ngd1stm·t ,·ctcrans H •t>
ert Webbcr +i J l3-\earte3cher "a'
arrested tn 0.. tObcr and Charged "I '
one count ol unlav.ful SC'\ and '"
counts or 1ntcrcou~ and \Oll11111
v.11h a fore ign obJC<'l in connn 11 • .,
"11h clandestine relat1onsh1p hl' .i
legedl~ had v.11h a 16-year-old fr n J •
student at El Toro High School
The 3llcged rendcz, ou'> tlct •
\\ ebbt-r and the student bcgar .. ,
-\pnl .ind ended 1n S<-ptember n
occurred 10 tlassrooms during ni
1ng rel·c:ss and alter ~hoot
-\rrested 1n the same 1n' C"St1~.i·
"as 1'.e11h :\t1lne. 38. a tC"aCht·•
011,ev.ood Ekmt>ntan School "h
"as charged 'With 10 · m1sdcm\'J
counts of rhild molestation a~1n •
sc' en girls bet-wet·n the agt's of Ii 1 .1n,•
11 Milne 1s married and h:H '"
sons He. 100 had lx"t'n tca,h1n~ 111
mort· than a decade
Ken .\.nderwn assistant \upt·r
lntl"ndent of personnel for the SaJJ ll
back d1stnC't. admmed that the am,.
of \\ebbcr and \11lne v.e~ cmhJ•
rassing. but said he feels confiJl·n·
1.1.11h the d1stm·t'., scn-cn1ng prtKl'"'
.\nderwn. hli.e other offic1alc; '>.1111
bad teachers occas1onall\ \Ii r
throughthe screening prOCl'SS "as tht·
do 1n an) profession In the SaJJle
bact.. d1stnct. adm1n1stnuors al<>•
oiler teachers 11 ps on prupt r
clauroom conduct and managemen•
and ad' 1sc them o n .. hov. not t<' gl ·
}Ourself in a pos1t1on that'\ harJ t
defend.··
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thorough I fCC"I comforuble v.11 h llU
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0rlW'lg9 Coest DAILY PILOTITueedey, March 15. 1988 * ~
Workshop set
fo~ pF.ospective
parents at ace
An Oranee Coast Colleae workshop for pro-
spect1,·c ~rents enmled ''Arc You Ready for a
Baby?" will be offered Wednesday from 7 to I 0 p. m.
an Room I 12 of Costa Mesa H •&h School.
The seminar as designed for those who arc
wonderins whether or not to bttome a parent -for
the first time or ap1n. PsycholOIJS\ Cecile Dillon
will conduct the session ..
The cost 1s S 15 per person or S2 I for a couple.
Call OC'C at 432-5880 for funher 1nforma11on.
Roger's G•rden tour
The New Friends Club, Nouvelles Am1cs. will
conduct a tour of Roger's Garden in Corona del Mar
Wcdnesda) following a lunch 1n the New View
To..,..cr of the Newport Mamon Ho tel.
Reg1stra11on begins at 11 15 a.m and luncheon
llckels arc S:-?O. 1nclud1ng the tour. Reservations ma)'
be made b) calling Carol South at 832-1976.
AIDS forum ln Laguna
~uth Coast Medical Center in South Laguna
v.111 present a free public health forum on AIDS
\\ ednesda) from 7 30 to 9:30 p.m. 1n the hospllal
auditorium. 31872 Coast H1ghwa>-
Four speaker~. including three docto rs and a
nurse. v.1ll 1:011duct the program. Scaung 1s hm1ted
and resen a11ons should be phoned 1n to 499-1311 .
e\t.1473
Arthrltls class set
Despite warnings,
lotte~ funds go to
teachers' salaries
By 'he Aa~ta&H Preaa
Fa«<! wuh ever-increasing budaet cuts.
Orange Count) school districts arc spend-
ing most of their lottery rtvenues on
teacher salaries. despite warnings that
future income from the gambling 'enturc
1s unprediCLable.
.. So much for o ur adv1~:· said Susie
Lange, spokeswo man for the state ~pan·
m ent o f Educauon ... We're not saying
that's the wisest thing to do. But on the
other hand. (school administrators) are
faced v. 11h some severe budget con -
straints."
About 4 5 percent or ncarl} S20 million
d ollars. of Orange ( ount~ d1stncts' lotter)
rt\ enues v.ere spent on credenttaled
emplo~ees T hat. howe,er. 1s sttll belov.
the state a' erage of about 5 7 percent.
according to figures compiled b~ the
\.Ount~ and state educauon deparments
Wh1k state offi cials had hoped lotter)
mon1e<> v.ould be spent on classroom
supp lies. programs and services cut after
the passage of Propos1t1on 13. the 1978 ta\-
c utt1ng mea!>ure. there are a fev. stnnis
attached to the monq One s11pulat1on 1s
that schools. which receive at least 34
percent of~ mone~ spent on the lotter)
cannot use the funds to bu\ land. build
schools or do re~arch ·
Ba-au).( o l the rc,enue-opendllurc
deficit. about MO percent of the d1stnct's
S2 3 million in lo tter) mone) wtll go
towards tca<.hers· \3lanes.
On the other hand the s1m1lar sized
Capistrano L' n1fied School D1stnct spent
onl} 2 percent of its lotter) rt'-enues on
1986-8., teachers· salanes Instead. the
district uS«I the monc) to buy new school
buses. hire pla~ground supen•ason and
re1nsuue after-~hool 1un1or h1&h school
athletics
.. The gu1dd1ne tor the lotter) was to do
nev. and 1nnu,a11,e one-lime expen-
ditures and that'\ v.hat v.e have tned to
do:· said ( .uole Satin d1stnct director of
fiKal ~f\ 1\.4:\
lnfountain\.illc' ~'cn iea henh1~
v.11h lottef'\ m tini:' in 1Yg6 were laid ofT a
}Car later belaU~ of budget cutbacks. The
same fate u.1uld av.a11 nev. teachers in the
'\;e""port-\k'>J L n11ii:d ~hool D1stnc t
"D1str11.h thdt '>taned to m.0\C 1n
hono rabk J ir1." .. t11•n'> tov.ard reducin@
class s11e founJ them~hes caught shon .. "
\31d Bill Hd. ""ard spokMman for the
20 5 <•l<>-m1.m~r < .il1forn1a Teachers ~s
SCK 1at1on
Thc 2• ·\t:ar-old lo11en accounted for
ab<>ur ' pcr1.l·n t 11 local budgets 1n its first
1v.o ~l'ar\ J n Jmo unt that d~s hnle to
ea'>t· thl· fiS<.al 1.run1.h facing schools
'Theri:·s "" littli: t~ere.'' Ha,v.ard s~ud ··v. i: ari: mor1. •r le\\ 1gnonni the lolic~
belau..e 11 Joc:'ln t present an~ final
solution\··
The In ine ~n1or Services Program will present
.. Jo1n1 EfTons ... a free special program on anhnlls.
beginning Wcdnesda} at the In me Senior Center. 3
Sandburg Wa}, Ir' inc
In a 1986 repon. the Lillie H oo' er
( omm1ss1on. a state watehdog agenc~.
~1d using the funds for teacher\' salanes
could cause budget defic11s 1fthe gambling
pr<Xeeds drop s1gn1ficantl~.
··v..\· need that mone~ 1ust to keep
ongoing programs going." said Peter
Hanman. superintendent of the Saddle·
back Valle' l n1fied School Dlstnct
.\lthough the 22 20-student d 1stnct re·
cei,ed a 2 5 percent increase 1n state
funding this ~l·ar the cost of maintaining
e"sting programs ruse 4 percent. he said
During the I '1o5-b6 school )ear . .the
lottr~ pumPl·J S55 m1ll1on into the
'>ldt1.··\ l...1nd1.·rgancn through I :!th grade
S<.huul s~s11.·m about '5 percent of the
total budget p1l tun~ the state ~panment
oiEJu1..rnvn "11d
Gentlemen, grab your wallets
The cla's will run for I 0 wee ks. each Wednesda)
from 10:30 10 11.30 a.m Students must register 1n
ad,ance b) calling 733-1055
Women 's club to meet
..\fashion .,ho"\' 1th professional models v.-111 be
the h1ghhgh1 o f V..ednesda)'s meeting of the
Ne"pon Beach Chmt1an Women's Club at 11 30
a IT\ • ...at thi: ..\1rponer Inn. 18"00 ~a ..\nhur Bhd ..
In inc
In l 'll'tb· ~ rnenues dropix-d 10 S41 I
mtll11 .. in but 1h1" .i:ar's ~hool take ·~
i:\pel ti:J tv l:x at le:is1 S600 million
Thomaa Nielsen, (n.ht) n~-chalrman of T he lnine Co., an4
Orance Cowity Repa6Ucan Party Chairman Thomu Faentee atnat
their 1tuff durl.nC the annual Gentlemen'• Haberd.ubery, wb.lcb
ralaa money for the Slaten of the Society l>eToted to the Sac,...
Heart. The faah!on ahow. held at the lr'Ytne Hilton Hotel, featmel
Niel.en. Fuente. and other Oran&e County community leaden. Tile
Moet Rev. Blahop Norman McFarland waa the gue.t of houor .
~oll~ Brannon v.111 be the guesJ speaker and
soprano Jo'll.' \1angrum v.111 be the soloist The cost
IS Siii Sil and resenat1ons ma} be made b~ calling
5+~1~~11r'l'i"-6 11.1
Rosen.berg says he can take the heat
Parklnsons support groups
Th1.• Oas1' <;en1or Center 1n Corona del \.far 1s
spon~nng t""o ncv. Parkinson'> suppon group 1n
Nev. pon St-al h
The fir'>t v.111 meet \\edncsda~ from I 10 3 pm
in lht' \tannn'> Libra~ mull1purpo\e room. v.h1le
thl.' S(.'lund I'>\(. hcduled Thursda> from 3 to 4 p.m at
thl' Oas1\ lt•ntC'r <all Roseann Bora at 644-324 for
mort' 1nforma11on
CA LEN O~R
Tuesday, March 15
• 6 .m Lapiaa Beacb City Council, 1.o unul
lh.imber-. '"' Fore\I ..\'1.'
• -p m H.ollocton Buell PlauiDc Com-
mission, loun" il lhJmbers. 2000 \1a1n St
• - p m Oc.-ea.11 View Schol District Board of
Tnastees, J1s1ri1.1 board room I 6Q-'-O 8 '\t
Huntington Bca1.h
• 7 pm ffllntlngton Beacla City lelemutaryl
Sclaool District Board of Trustee, 204 5 I Cra1mer
Lane
Wednesday, March 16
By PAUL ARCHIPLEY
Of -0.., .,.._ Ii.ff
Nathan Rosenberg had marked thC'
ne1A.spaper 4UOll' v.11h 3 \ellov. fdl tip
marl er Sho" 1ng 11 to a reporter l\unda' at
a candidates' forum in Costa \frs.t.
R osenberg said Th1Sft"'h' I'm here ..
Rosenbt'rg hJd ded1nt"d io attend the
( osta \ksa Republt\.jn ~ssembh forum
for 40 th ( ongre\S1onal D1stnct (,OP
1.and1da1es bel3U~ R1.·p Robert Badham
v.as going 10 bl· the mockrator and ,...--------
Th1.· Datl~ Pilot reponed h1~ v.11hdrav.a1
JnJ \lU•llt'd fh('not as sa' 1ng Rosenberg
"3~ heing "super sens111,e · about
BJJl'l.lm 'pn.·s.t•n1.e
·11 ' 1u 1.Jn"t tau~ 8<1h Badham \OU
... an't IJ1..l' 1 PJnama '> miltta~ strongman
\1anu1.· 1 'vnega and tht" o ther 1.nm1nah
,1ut tht• 1.· Tbenot '>ug,gl.'StC'd
Rv'>l nrx·rg later \31J dunn_g the lorum
that hl ,h ... ng1.•d his mind .liter Badham
statTa l u'' Ol~n ,ailed to a\sure him the
congre,,man ""ould he fair tu all l1f the
land1date'I
\tort' interesung than Rosenberg's
lhang_1.· u l m1nJ v.Js ht,..,. he 1.ho'><' to uc;e
thl' 11,t' m1nutC'\ ('3 h 1.and1date "as
Jll\11<.'d hefore .i ~uc.-Stll1n and ans""er
'>l''i'itnn "1th an auJ1ence ol about ttJO
\~ 11 tu lk mumtrate hr ha'i ta1.<"d tar
mnrl' tr 1gh1t•n 1 n& \ltu.iuons than a m1."('t1 ng
"llh lht' u•ngrl'\\mJn he ""ants ltl \U1.1.l"e'd
R ,•\t·nher~ 111ld •I J life·s.l\ ing hel11.u pt;'r
re'4. ue '11"'"'" he undenool dunng a
lic.'r\e Fln•1Ja thunde~tt•rm ~ h1k a
l1eutt•nant 1n tht l ' '\a,'
I Prl'f:i1.1ng tw, 't11~ ""llh ·an C'\plana11,1n
thJt the '"'u1.·, 1n the ra\e a rt< of' , haracter.
l kada'>h1p 1n1L·gnt' and comm1tmC'nt ·
Rv~n t'C:rg SJ1d '11tc:rs should , h\\tl\e the
\.Jnd1datt' .. " h1.• ha' the character to d 1.1 the
JUb for \llU
It "a'> a ll.l..l\d apprruth r a ra\1.' •hat ha'i
Jn\J Jjlt'\ JnJ '-<! J ne J\ '1l I.. n t lit"a,.. ng
.,llh ~rhage ir. r thl'IT'
"ttl\ l''f'\'1.1a ' \1ngkd •ut ,.lnd1Ja1c:
P.:td fh.•la .,. "'l..mg the < ''"'lJ \k..a
1."u·11.. 'T,.ir '~.1•r11ng'> t~a· ·rt ~mt·n,ar.
l'Ju1..1 !11 .. ,.,., ~ '"J'' I.le l n .,g r.:,
· m1.·J ... n1.
Bulla pn•,1.J 'l1""'>i:•' J' , 1.·J, t.nkr·
pun, h1.·r "ht h1' turn 1.Jme '\: nlt "'-el'' '> prc'><:i..1. 8:.irf:i"sa1d Thr•e \ ''ll
".l' I ,,11..1IJ •l' J'\,,rJcd .l ht-lier ' rig
t>rt'Jth1ng ' \ .. a." u '1.H 1h1.'\<' ••I .vu ... hn
are 1.1..ln,ern.:J at--.. u' t"ie rr·xiu1..'I' i' Jnd
pr "11..11.!\ 011. .... r :..:~,J' ''" .,,,lem • '1.·• ''le
IJ'>t ~',_.a,..
Bat..er pr " llt'-d J 'hJrr ... '"'l·"'11.. "-a' "u ~ 1n11n@. ut :hJ! BJJrJ"' ,, ''-'l ·1ng
alt1.•r ~-\1:Jr' n ~·· t ,\ T..,J t '""' ~-O<'
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R.1 • .. \\ ..1· , 1 ,. , • ~1arJ , • ..!1· , • .. ,
• " 30 a m Oraa1e Couty Board of Serr·
visors, board ht•.iring room. Hall of ..\dminstra11on.
)(1 <. "11. c l'nta PlaLa. Santa ..\na
I a11ra1.11.·J 14 Rt•publ11.an 1.JnJ1Jdt1·~ ""hl1
mu~l ~Jr1.h l1>r "a'\ It' '>t't ihemseh~
l ap.:in from lln1.' Jn0ther
\\ "'• • '" .... ''I.''. n11: h ..,. ,,. • ..:i'..i" ''a
m1>tkra11. "r .dn "'rt.. • ,., ·• I-.._.,, ~atban Rosenberg
era t-.. C h u, D1: \ •'rt' " t•, tJ"' '· 'h.
•~p m Local Ageacy FormatlonCommiHIH,
tfJll of .\Jm1 nl\tra11on. I 0 Cl\ 1c < entl.'r P la1a. Santa
.\na
\undJ' ·, 11.•rum. attended tn 12 oft he I J
1..inJ1J.ltn. '>hO"l'd l'' 1dence .11 a pot\·n11al
t-r.l"I n tht• _.,m ing m110lh\
'i '"'"'-'" J\ thl 1. •n..e-f\ J ll\ c ,J riJ• lJtc
[\,\ ·. 2' rT\1.•\t'd ~ ~ t ·.1 ~· ;t;"w If',, 1 ' ...
\ '< .. ''<'ll h1. J 't'' 11J\l' lie.'\ ti'
• 6 IU p m ('oast Commuity Collece Dlstrkt
Board of Oirtttors. d1s1nct headquancrs board
mom I ro ~da ms .\' e Costa \1e<i.a
\~•UI hJll >I tht• 1.l1"tl•nJC:r'i hJ\e
.llr1.JJ' Jt11. nJt•J a halt J l'tt'n similar
ll1r1..1'Th Th1.•, anJ the rt"pont'r\ v.h1.h1.1\er
1h1. m Jr1. •nh hlO J"are 1.'I tht' challenge
~ r ' • • .., \\ J \h "lg ton [) ( .. hl'". l
".I' .1 I':-· 1~ r .1 ',.., H' 'hl 'J" ~.,, ' ... t"• • '.J •~~ .... :'I .. , ,,.1 ,:Jhcreh•r
'c.'1. l.. r l l ' ,. .. ..... • J..! :i~ ~ ... 't "P<'n 8C'a1..h
• 6 JO p m Costa Mesa Trame Comml11ion,
counnl chambers. 7"' Fair Dnve
Rep. Robert Badbam
Badham and ~ ... ~·mbh Prt''>1Jent Brian
Theriot ha'e l'ndor\t.·d In 1nc ( 11' < oun-
cilman Q;l'e 8J~t·r
1.'.l1. h 1 ... ,1.., 1n 't't11n~ h1m<oel1 a pan from the
1..'l h1.·r.
If Roc;cnl:x·rg '.ipprl'<!l'h "a~ to deml,n-
'1r;it1.· ,hJrJ-t1.·r Tu\ttn (. 1un1.1lman h)hn
"d"'' ".l'> hi Ind f"l'!"KlOJ I tlaml'>t)\Jnt
JllJ\. l'>
Hl "-"l"' ,\ .. !.J ·' ._"' ro 1\ ~ .,, J rl ~ w~i...·'
~i11 ti-.. t' ".Jr.:: 1:. ·t-1 11:1·J "T.l'•·'
fr,1111 l.Jt11'1 .\r<· ,J ... ~ l" ':'it ria: ~ '
lh '1'"<'-.1,.!1...:.1'<'\ nc""' am,ed tl
, ,·~''It ~l'rl ~l" 'I~ 'hl'll ll"CI "<'I
" "ldJ .1rJ ·, ... ,i., 'th •l'f'>••riuntt' In <.pc-II
I°'< r \ •t'""' ''" \1h " ,., •·.., \0 p m La(OU Bead1 Parkl•1. Traffic ud
Clrc11lation Committtt, council l·hambers. 505
Fort'st ~' e
II' '>tl1r 1. ,.,,.,,ur ~1 '~'n.'11'!'l
·\\h1k {1.l"t•J \~(•1..1 '' ..,u•~ .:: 1 n1.·' ""1.· hu,1nt'", •n'>ul\,tnl 1-.athlccn
• "" JO p m Lapa Beacll Envlroomeatal
Safety Commltttt, Police ~panmcnt conference
room. 505 Forest ..\ \ e
J,•\•., "'" "r n, ·• ·~" ·' ,1n )!!·1." •
"'I. 1. ~ •"1JJI n~ 'l1 '-1 ,•
1 • ,. •rh~r l ., .1.h,1 .1 ,,, rn, ,,·J ",·i:
.... ,., nJt ,. , ... ar ...s • r'"J,.., j'~'-·" ... : f""!1
t>u\1nt'"mJ'1 .\Jam ~1ern1l
.1 :" .snr 1. I J "'\ \tc.-rnbc-rg 31
\\ .1"· 'I a, •t>-n and manaac.-
' ·J-' PJtr, ,J I\. shC'I
-.11'. J", • J ~nc J rl1ne pilm John
Rosenberg had tnld Theriot .. ,,, ~·n
C'fit v.ould be ser-t·d ti' me a11end1 ng \\)Ur
program o ther than to pla~ into an oti' 111u)
attempt to prlH 1dr a '<11ra1ghtman' 10 ,,1ur
prum1ll1nn of ' our land1Ja1e ..
"ell~ ~o. "''Jrtng_.l pla1J '>P.'n<.t1•J 1 .l'11.l
t-1 ll in~ h1m\<ll J<. •ht> h11mt·,run ,Jn
J 1J.Jtc tireJ ...i1,,., J l BaJham J'1J Ba er
....11J hl~ 1.l1ulJn't 'tJnJ an' "' lhl .ither
J.' .. '•' " \\ ... 11 11 ....... .lJ' l '>l'' ~'
\,J ....... ''"' ' nic. ·, ~· ., 't•r '"'°'·• .. ~t' H ., ,, ,• '.;''"'''mJr Dai 1d \\ 1lhamo;
Boy,_ 2, father and uncle
shot from car on freeway
t>\l\1(}\l l-c\PI -<..1uMhl1l<•
tired twm a p.w;ing \Jr strud a :!1 :·
\ear .. ,ld bm in the hc:Jd and alw
"oundcd h1' t.1thi:r and uncle.
authont11.'s l>31d
The \1ond.l' n1ghl .. hooting ex.·.
qmcd ,,n 5Uth 'itr('Ct het1A.cen o.\\-
enu<.'\ J and "'-in thl\ ~1oJJ'C' Ocst>n
c·11~ L1.l'I \n~t·ll"._ ( ounl~ shentrs
Oeput' ( iahc-Ram1rC1 'did
The ·a'i~1lan1o; had OC'd b' the ttm<'
3UthOntl('\ Jrrl\l-d. h1.• ~Id.
Th<" t~dler .\dn.1n Re\t·l>. was
talen 10 Palmtlalc tfosp1tat'Med1cal
\tnter and latrr tran.-.ftrred b~ hch-
1:optcr to Ch1ldrl·n·\ llosp1tal o f Los
Newport Beacla
" photoarapht'r who parked his
1987 Fo t Taurus at the Reuben E.
Ltt restaurant unda) af\nnoon
~turned to find that '°meOM had
broken into th<' trunk and stolen an
cstJmated SS. \00 ~onh of C'amn-as
and len\n • • • A porttla1n to ilet located in tht
public ~&room II the batt or the
Balboa Pier "' a' ~troyul by vandals
o'-w th<' v.ttkcnd The dam.11t wu
C'llJmatt'd a1 s~so • • • ne e into u oftict on
Ouatl ttttanchtokan IBMSdcctnc
.\ng~les.
.\!though he "as o n a hfe-suppon·
1ng ventilator. his cond111on was
upgraded from criuca l to senous
earl) today. nursing supen 1sor C .uh>
11mson said.
ThC' ch1kfs fathtr. Ra' mond
Rt>es, was t.ak.en to Htgh ·OMcn
Ho p1tal in Lancaster. whert he v.as
listed in good rond111on v.1th .l
gunshot wound to the shoulder. s.J1d
nurs1n1 supervisor Eilttn kers
.\n uncle. Tommy Rey~ also v.as
shot an tht shoulder, Ram11Tz \81d
Hr was treattd and ~lea.std from
Ill t)ptwriter \lhlCd al S9SO. the
'1 um told pohtt Monday. • • • -.\ lad) 's JOld watclt with I diamond
ral'C, \&lued at S6.500. .. ~nt'd
stolC'n Frida)' ftom a t 9n Me~
8tn1 4j() SEL parted in fton1 of the
\act m ·, hoCM oe ~tpdliu.
A •••
T•'O \'1dcocaucuc rft0nk11.a TV.
a W1lkmanandaAeree>recchu•Tre
amona the Sl.211 wora or •km•
stoltn from a ~ Oft Seahott
Orl\ e oveT the •mend
lntM
Several romputtn. ud \'1dto
Palmdale Hosp11.il
Mean>Ahile J Bald"in Parl man
who claimed 10 be the latest Southern
California frtt"a' ~hooung '1c11m
undeNent surgcn \londa' w rt'·
mo'c a bullet frC1m his left shouldcr
J~ Gonzales. 2b. told :iuthonttes
he was dn' ana ea~tbound on th(
.\rtes1a (91) frttv.a' 1n L1.1ng Bt-ach
~llh 1111-0 rompan1ons .u 2.:0 am
\1onda> v.hen.1111 0 mtn dn' an~ nl"\t
to ham opened firt
··He heard 1-.0 aunshots .and idt
pain an has kft shoulder." \.lid
shcntrs ckpul) Enc m1th
CUSC'tle rttOnkrs -~ Slolien C'arf\
this mom1ni from a businns 1n thl"
4 ~ block ot Banann Part" .. ' • • • .\ bl k 1977 Ponchc 924. lll'-entt
numb(r lE >iW76S. ·~ stolen from
1ht 16000 blo(k o f Con trucuon
Center bu ~t•"ttn a m and 4 p.m
\1ol'Kb) • • • Som«lft( ma~ 1ht wi~ o f1
c-ar par\t'd 1n tht 1 saoo Nod or
Rockfield Road somt11me tonda'
al'\J 'lok 1hl" 'th• k 's sttn"O • • • ·\ M « i ~ · • ..\, ur~ Int :4. ltttnsr
nwnbtr ~0~1' ~.&!. v.a.s st<*n from
th(-I :O bk'<\ \,( f sC\lanack ht't•T'On 6
p "1 "iu nda' and 'I .l ,, \t nJJ'
Coeta Meu
T""l' Shk \ IC'V. mirro r\ ~ ,, .•
h.llJI 1..11 SN)(.l. "Cf\' stolen tr, n1 J
P,.lf'Slhc 1..ln \tonJJ\ atlc.-r'11..\\ •
..\nton &'ulc,arJ ..trt<i ..\'l"" · ··1·
\ns • • • RC'S1dent1.il hurgla ne!> "i:rt •
portC'd at a~'ut" ,\U p m \1 ndJ' "
the.-~ blocl ot \1agnoha "t!"C"('t .\nl•
the \IL"() hit."-~ of Taft\\ a' • • • Resident\ 1n the l('t'\ t-r.-...-~ "'
CleJrbrool Line n.'Jl'.'nC'd a rr '" r·
Trucker killed in
Irvine identified
ln1~ pol~ h.a'c 1Jcn111ieJ :a
trud.cr ~ho •u l 1lkJ .ll'tC'r t'IC "'
\lru lb} a cu c-uh \hlnd.l' ml'm n
,15 a 4~·\l"lr~ Ulh Car\'hna 'll.lr
.\1 S i a..m .. Jamn Tro' .. nd<'"'
.-~. of M~~ua.. < . had ~•oppl"J h"
tractor tr11ler an the pa1ntC'd 1<'ntC'r
dl\1<kr on MK.\nhur Bouc,.lrJ
~\h of Red Hall. Sanden then
1ulled lO the Cht\f'OTI p$ Stal1~1n 11
Mac-\nhur and Red tt1ll h' ""l d~t't't1tOnS to a dch\Cf) Wdn-o;'> 1n
lr\IM
S&Ddenwu~tt) atttmpt1n
10 rttum to hlS tNC •11lk1na across
Mac nhur bctwut1 Red H ill .tnJ =Ent. •1-tft k .... h1\
n wfftnJ ~he.I 1rt·
JW'lO and was ptOaOU~ ~ at
the tcrne.
JI p., \1 rJa1 . . .
' "Tll'OOC ~ .. ,t "h \ .1 r \ra ~~I.' I , K ·~1)tt ·,,rf11..t' 'u~J.i -.,,~.... ··
l,•.,Ja, m. rr "!-JnJ 'h' . .1. • 1
J ,J i.lJ,Jl.I I 1.:,11.:.i•,-, :t ~
•. hurglar mJ' hJ' 1. ~ ·~Irr n·, 1
·, J1ni\o' :' I ~µn \q•nur ,.., ••. 1
• • The I,,,, "'.l' ru· ( '' . . .
\ 'Th'Sl S ~ "•H't° 'I ,J ,.l '
1. • p mC'nl "a~ \lllll'r 'unJa' r 1.. t
, \11 nJ;l\ mornin~ 1·,,m J d .1
1.·•,•11r 1n the 15 ) bl, ... t.. ,,f 'u r-.·
r l" \ • l..'"agen Rabbits a
'' •.J~l., &\:th and a \-1ercedcs
1.u..en inw and their stereos
• • • " l'•" v. ht' .1pparcntl~ found a
11 , ,,., i.. u a turda~ ni.ght rw.ct·
.l ' ' r '181 ( 1un C''chanecct ,,
Sl\ • k .uh1.·r 1.1lat The woman
, ~ .. 111. 1h1 , heck v.as dc-snbrd
.1' t'-. r ._ ' ' •ert ' tnCh('S tall. I.SO
.-. • ·i. '' "1th t-''"" n hair and brown
CRASH DEATHS TRIAL ..•
From Al
\\ dm "l'llC' \J\' .\to ta , ,•uldn '
O'l"l~h h.l\e l11r(''it"l'n J d1"3\lt'r ,I,
un .... , . .i·I "' J m1d-.11r u)ll1\11.'n j fl<I
'"" ·-.lJn't "° hl'IJ a1."ount.lhlt fo1 lh'
,,11,•:<,' ml\IJ \..l'\
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Police tear-d&S protesters. Botha rejects
19 ' last appeal to
Tentative date set to
end negotiati · ns for
Afghanistan peace .Panama promises same pay halt pangtng
flANAMA CITY, Panama (AP) -
&iol police usina tear aas. shotguns
'lfnd a water cannon today broke up a
demonstration by unpaid public em-
1oloyces as Panama's. military aovcf!l·
Htent announced at would be&in
panial salary payments to thousands p( f(>vernment workers.
More than SOO employees oft~ Social Security Administration's
IJ.)lin h~1tal an Panama C'ity
!;tocked a divided hi&hway this morn-ing before three units of riot police
dispersed them.
"fewer guns. more medicine." the
workers chanted.
A nurse, who declined to gave her
name for fear of repnsals. $81d the
hospital's 9,000 t'mployecs had been
g,iven no explanation by supervisors
of when or how they would be paid.
One person was reported injured
b} birdshot fired by police dunng the
melee. which tied up traffic fo r more
than two hours. The facility was
offering only emeraency servius.
The pres1dcnt11I prt$S office said
the partial payments would be made
on a slidina scale that would aive full waaes to more than half of the public
servants, with others rettiv1ng a
percentage of their salaries.
The action came a day after
ss)oradic violence broke out in the
ca pa ta I and the Caribbean pon city of
Colon. the nation's second laflC'St,
after word spread that !ubhc em-
ployees would not be pai this week.
Directors of the National Feder-
ation of Public Servants. which
represents nearly all aovemment
employees. said they would reject tM
government plan and demand full
wages.
In another deve lopment, the Pan-
amania11 government asked Terrence
Knttbone, d ir«torofthc U.S. Infor-
mation Service here. to leave the
countl) "''thin 48 hours. a U.S.
Embassy source said.
"f.he government did not e:itplaan
tM expulsion. but Knctbone. a
lcadinft embassy spokesman. has
fo rma y responded to several gov-
ernment accusations in the past week.
includina a formal charae that the
United States was preparing to in-
vade Panama.
Has response to that allegation was
that it was .. ridiculous ...
Some teachers. telephone and dock
workers struck Monday to demand
1heir waaes and police put down a
demonstration in Panama City with
tear gas and rubber truncheons.
Protesters lit fires in the streets of
the capital and chanted ··Nonega
must go" -a referenet' to Panama's
military strongman. Gen. Manuel
Antonio Noriega.
The government provided no other
details about its partial payment plan.
but sources said the plan would
provide full wages to employees
making less than S30 every t\.\-O
weeks. while others would get a
percenl of their salaries
JOHANNESBURG. South Africa
(AP) -The government toda)
confirmed President P.W. Botha
rejrcted the latest appeals to spare
..the Sharpcvillc Six" -a group of
blacks whose scheduled hanging Fri-
day has provoked widespread protest.
The Justice Ministry said an)
funhcr pet11ions for mercy would be
given .. careful cons1derat1on ...
The disclosure Monday that an
execution dale had been ~t for the six
prompted an outcry in South Africa
and abroad. The condemned pris-
oners include five men and 26-year-
old Theresa Ramashamola. tht' onl~
woman on death row in outh ,\fnca
for what act1v1s ts consider a polii1-
cally motivated offense.
The s;>. were convicted in connec-
tion with the k1llingofblack township
councilor Jacob Dlam1n1 1n Sharp-
e\ ilk. about 40 miles south ot
Johannesburg. on Sept. 3. 1984.
GENEVA ( Pl -The .\f~han1-
s1an peace talb tll<ia) rear cd a
'll't-sct target date for their con·
clUSIOO, With 0mc1al'> apparent!) Still
short of a final brcak1hrough d<''IP1te
m·arl> six )car~ JI 1he nego11.i11ng
1ablc ov1et lt.>adt•r Mikh ail \
v orbache' name-d March I~ as the
date a pearc package should bt' signed
b) So' iet-backcd .\fghan1s1an . and Pa~1s1an. "hllh rt·present'> .\lghan
guerrilla groups. if Mosw "' "'a'> tu
stan bringing home 11s troop\ in mid-
M.n
Both sides ha'c hin1ed th\·~ '"'not
consider 1he datt' .1 binding dl'JJhm·
after \\h1ch Mo'>u"' "ould r~·
consider m ofTer. hut GorhalhC' '
s1:11ement I'> '>l'Cn J'> ha ' 1ng put
pS}Cholog1ral pres,un· on thr tJlk'
Tht· nt•go11at ttin'> \.\\'H' 111 rl''unir
toda\. The current ruund ul tJlk>. no "'
three weeks old. ha~ cornrlet\•J Jll
main elements of the scttlenirn1 aimed a tending nine yearsoffigh1111~
Those tlements include the t1m1
table' and basic loaistics oft he pull• ,,1t
of the estimated 11 S,000 li11' ... 1 troops. an issue that has elud(·tl ,1 r.tlluuon for several years. Pakl\t<lf
ho"' e'er. wants the settlement 111u
pkd "'1th formation ofa tran,1111•1 .ii
go' crnment to oversee the \11" 1r1
pullout and ensure thr safe ret u1 11 "t
more than 5 m ilhon refugee' 1r •• ,,1 Pak1)tan and Iran
~urces close to the talk~ "
declined to be 1dcn11fied . ~1J n
Monda' the Pak1stan1s also h.i
reo,cnai1ons about some m11 r
points 1n the complex package 111 ",
a11.rt·cments
\1 oscow and Kabul ha'e J\\ '"
Pakistan of ~botaging tht• pt ,
prOl l'S'> b~ 1ntroduc1ng an e~tran1
IS!IU\' not CO\.ered b) the (on •
talks
Thousands mourn,jeer funeral
procession of 3 IRA guerrillas
Noe' 1dcncc was produced that lhe
six were among those who hacked and
burned Dlam1n1 to death. They "'ere
con' icted under the doctnnc of
.. common purpose:· which hplds
the)' "'ere responsible for the killing
b) being pan of the mob that ~thered
outside Dlam1n1·s home with the
intent to kill him.
Hungarian protesters urge
democracy, press freedom
BELFA T, ~inhcrn Ireland (.\Pl
-Hearses carT) 1ng the bodies of
three Irish Rl•pubhcan ~rm) guer-
rillas home to Roman Catholic west
Belfast ran a gantlet of JCCnn g. rock-
throwing Protestants earl~ toda~
Thousands of I RA S) mpath1zers
wa \ cd black flags of mourning along
1he 100-mile Dublin-Belfast h1gh"'a).
mourning the three guernllas who
\.\l're shot b' Bn11sh troops "'hile
allegedl) preP<lnng a car-bomb attack
in Gibraltar
The March 6 kilhnll,ofthe unarmed
guerrillas in the ·e nush colon>
sparked n ots 1n Belfast for much of
the fo llowing '¥eek
In another de' elopment. an IR..\
gunman and a Catholic civilian were
reportedl) shot and killed ID ~lfast
on Monda) nigh t and early toda).
The nine-hour procession for the
slain I RA $uernllas was marked by a
confrontation at the border over lnsh
flags on the coffin~and accusations by
the IR-\ ·s pohucal "'ing. Sinn Fein.
that pohce tned to break up the
cortege and iv. ice crashed a vehicle
into one of the hearses
Crowds of Protcstants waving Bnt-
ish flags threw rocks and other objects
at the procession on at least Silt
occasions as it tra' eled by road the 40
miles from the border to"'n of
Carnckaron in the Irish Republic to
Belfast.
Sinn Fein leader GerT) Adams said
police deliberatel} slowed the conege
where Protestants had gathered "to
allow them to throv. stones and Jeer."
Police denied the accusation. sa) ang
their conl·ern "'as to ensure secunt)
Edwin Cameron. a la"' \Cr affiliated
"'1th Johanne-sburg·s Ltn1' ers11~ of
the Watwatersrand. said that "no
people in South African history ha' e
been hanged for mere cursor) parttn-
pation in a crime ...
Helen uzman. \Cteran Parliament
member from the an11-apanhc1d Pro-
grcssi' e Federal Part). said the c:itccu-
11ons woul d ha'e a deva~tatang effect
on interna11onal op1 n1on
The Re\ Frank C-h1kanc. general
secretal') of the South Afnca n Coun-
dl of Churches. said cltmcnq "'as
"'arranted .. not as a public 1~ue but
purel~ on the facts ofthl' ra.-.l· ··
B DAPE T Hunga~ 1 \P -
About I 0.000 protester'> rnaH hed
through the streets ()fth1s \ommun1 s1
capital toda) calling for demi 11. ra L'
and fm:dom of the press
Dolen!> ot pohce patrols pa,~·J h'
but authonues made no a11empt to
hinder the unofficial protest "hit h
came on the annl\ersar. of Hun·
gar) ·s aborted 1848 re' olu11on
against .\ustna
Protesters earned signs tha1 r1·atl
"Wt· Want Dt·mocrac~ ·· anJ \.\\•
\.\ant Freedom of th e Prl'\'>. JnJ
th.inll'd ant1-)lO\l·rnmcnt slogJn'
(1roups of demonstrator\ v.h" \,
JnJ Jpplaudl·d "'hen police 'l·h ,
pa,~·d b). but authont1es rclu\r.'
Jt t un "'hat appeared to be aw·11 ,•'
111 pro,uke them
I he protesters blocked traffi •
attra\ tcd large groups of pa"t'I
'>Onlt' o l "'hom JOancd the th run~
mt•JnJanl through n·ntral R
fl'.''' D1ss1drn1 sources said four p11
n\·n1 att" 1\ts "'en.~ detained 11.
, ann· of the unofficial pro1nt
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Lungren promises to battle
If oes, may run for major post
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I SACRAMENTO I AP) -State
treasurer appointee Dan Lungren
~'s hl"ll launch a state"1de political
ba·111c against hi'> opponents and ""I
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probabl\ run for a maJ or elcn 1' c
office c,·cn 1f he loses a court fight for
the trca)urcr\ post.
I Lungren ~1d Monda) that hc
""'ould not be reluctant to run for
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trea\urer· and hintt>d broadl) that he
"'uuld Sl'ek other stah.'"1dt• offit'es 1f
c1rcumstantes permit 11 Ht· also said
he plan' togo up and do"'n California
O\l'r the next 1"'0 )ears to build
pohtirJI \Upport
philowph) "'ould JCOpard11t• \timt•
souJI programs 1f hl· tx·lamc
trea,urer
"I behC\C I'm qualified l\l lJlk
aooul their ( \latl' la\.\ ma\..(•r.,· t n·-
cord~:· Lungren 1old a lunchl·on
g;.ithrnng of th\· California Chamber
ofCommt>r\e "You might Sl'e me-1n
d11Terl·nt parts ol the slate oH·r the
nnl lOU plc ot ~cars d1SCU!>S1ng thc1r
reuirds "'1th pi.•oplc "ho might Ix
1ntt•rcstcd 1n thl'm ··
al 11' \' 1nJ 1' 1Jual 1n poh11cal 'c 1r111
I ungrcn \a.Id he c\pcllcd "\\ 1•
tt'l'r J\\1\tJntl··· trom < 111/l'O' •
( omrnun \cn<,t-. a poht1l al t11n •
lt't· \ rcatt•J b~ Go' Georgt· I>
kml'llJn·., <,upponers.
\\hen a'kcd 11 hl' planned w ru"'
pol1t11.JI 11ffi ll' l ungren JJ d I
"ThJI \ .i \Cf\ \l'f\ aCll\t' !"'
tlil11' ' hut he. dN.h ~ed to flr<"
sr)l:u ti" ·Im snml·ont• "'hn'c •I
ix·111c 1\ "hetted h~ challengl·
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tuts. •••C• 16 ii
OUR H'!lu\ONS\ 11 1• Slllf 1
NEW fiw"
His statl'mt·nt marked his most
e\tens1'c -and poht1call) pan1san
-comments since the Lcg1slaturc·s
recent split '01c on his confirmation
sparked a kgal hallk over ha s nght to
assume offitt'
Lungren·s t11nfirma11on cn11cs in·
dudt·d .\<,1an groups which opposed
his oppos1t1on to reparations for
Japancsc-Ama1can s interned during
World II. and Senate Democrats who
He did not 1tll·n11f\ the la"'makrrs
he plannl·ll to targl't..but presumabl)
high on thl' Im would be Senate
Dt·mocrats "'ho opposed h 1s con-
firmauon. and Independent lien
Quen11n Kopp of 'an Francisco. ""ho
'otcd against Lungren 1n an l llh·
hour 'ote switch and who Lungren
later public!) accused of"trcacher) ..
.. I think I ha\C a platform ffdm
which I can speak no"'... Lungren
said. ·-. .. 1 do not an tend to lea' c
'1Ublic sen ice for a long term and 1f
I'm a pn\atc c111zen. or 1f I'm 1n
puhlic office. I e:t.pect to a be a vc"
.\II the const1tut1onal offic rr\
rentl\ arc Democrats. n ccpt D•
kmc1.1an. "'ho appointed Lu n~··
tn·a<,urcr last :-.:o,ember to fill 'l
'at anl' created b) the death of k '
M l · nruh. a Democrat "'ho "
ek e tcd to fo ur terms as treasurer
"II I "'uuld dSsuml' the offiu·
treasu rer. dll things being e~u.11
"ould run for rc-t'lcc11on in I""'
Lungren said. rc1tcrat1n g statcnWll''
hl' made at tht' 11mc of his apf)(11n
mt·nt --.,j) contt•nded his consenatl\e
.. _ Accused killer of journalist says
he was duped, apoligizes for death
REDWOOD CITY (AP) -A
former Ta1wannc ganptcr
apolog1Lcd 1n court for k1ll1ng a
Chanesc-.\rncrican Journalist 1n 1984
c1nd said he "'as duped b) h1'\
go\Crnment into th1nk1ng 11 would he
a patnouc dt 1
saut thi: former member of the l'n1ted
Bamboo ~ng. the largest criminal
S\ ndacate 1n Tai"' an
Liu. 52. was gunncd down in 1h1
garage of his Dal} C'n~ home JU''
)Outh of San Francisco on Olt I'
198.S .\ columnist for Ch1nl''\
language nt'"'spapers in San Fran
cisco. he had1ust fin ashed a biograph
l flt1cal ofC'h1ang Ch1ng-kuo. lhl· '-Pl'
of Chiang Ka1-shek
IEt
(I
··1 dc\•pl) regret I ha'l' killed Henf)
Liu." s;:ud fung Kuc1-scn 1n a written
statement rl·ad b~ his interpreter
Monda) 1n \an Mateo Count) Su-
perior Court "Not because I killed a
traitor. but tx·causc I know now that
he was not a traitor.
"I lo\C nt) rountr) and 'IO I kil led
Henn Liu Now I ha' c no ~a}' out ...
·Tung has pleaded innocent to the
Oct. I~ 1984. shooting death of Liu,
hut has '>:lid he "'anted a tnal 1n order
to tcll h1\ stun for the record and
apolog1Lc. Ht· (aces a sentence of 27
)l'ars to life 1n pnson 1f con' 1cted of
fif\t-degrcc murder ~Ith the use of a
handgun.
The JUf) also heard a taped rnn-
fessaon in "'h1ch Tungsa1d he wanted
to tell L1u's wi fe that he was SOfT) for
the murder because she was "1 nn o-
l'cnt ··
Tung said he agrttd to act a' .1
gunman along with fcllov. -g.in~
member Wu Tun at the requrst ,,,
Chen Ch1-h. their boss He said Chl'n
told him he rece1,ed his orders from
f a1wan·r, then-rh1cf of mtlitan 1n
tell1gen\'t'. Vin· ~dmaral Weng· H\1
ling t9)
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killers of federal agents
By TM A11oclate4 Pre11
LOS ANGELES -Two men accused of killina two federal drug aacnts
will be proS«uted in state court. where one of the defendants can be sentenced
to death if convicted ... , have asked tM district attorney to file state charaes an
th as case ~use California law permits t~ imposition of the death penalty for
tM crime. whereas federal law docs not." U.S. Attorney Roben Bonner sai'd
Monday. Junsdiction in the cue apinst Win Wei (William) Wana. 18. of
HaC'ienda Hcla.hl5. and Su Re (Michael) Chia. 21. of Alhambra. was chanted
because a federal murder conviction cames a maximum sentence of life in
prison. U •• Qrua Enforcement aeents Paul Sec~ S2. and~ Montoya,
34. weruhot Feb.San Pasadenadurinaa planned undertoverhcroan purctwc.
A sub$cqucnt car chase ended with a crash in San Marino. where two of the
suspccu were shot to death. "This is~ kind of cate that crits out for thf death
penalty." District Auom y Ira Reinert.aid at a neWJ conference with Bonner.
4 Mexican soldiers
in U.S. accidentally
SAN DIEGO (i\P) -Four Me\·
acan soldiers arrested for entenng
American territory ID pursuit of
smuuJcts had crossed the border
accidentall) and dad not mean to
violate U.S. sovcrc&gnt)'. a Meiucan..
diplomat sa1d Monday.
"Ifs not an invasion. of course:·
said Luis Morones. Muaco's depu t~
counsel 1¢neral in San Oteio.
The four members of the Mciucan
naval infantry wert rekatitd into the
custody of Meucan military officials
at about 6 p.m. Monday, sald U S
Border Patrol spokesman Mike Nicky.
. Altbouth details of the t0ld1cn·
allelal entry to this country rem11Md
unclta1. the U. invesi.1111.ion was com~ and no ctwta wouki be filed. NM:ley 11"1
'"Of coune ~ consider this 1 vcn
smous maun;· N idty •td. .. We bad
a d~ with McU:an ID~ ~• ofr.riab io iau *" and try to make IUft b dido' omar l!flln. .. Nnr said u.c row toktim • miucd au,;._ QUCIU09i• that Ult)
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ost&tes
Ellrdi!M'I. 54. was con' 1cted of fatall} shoot1na
Lake busmessman James C Turman v.hile robbing
"fc ofSIS in Septem ber 1973.
I wasnotguih) oftht'charge for whic h I wa s arrested
1s morning I tell )OU I am not guilty of the charge for
1 am about to be Cll«uted:· Darden said in a final
t lo 30 wnnes.sn 1n the death chamber.
n wtn~ed and nodded at Ont' of his auorne}s
JUSl fott the hood was put over his head. and "'as
Jl,. <kad at 7· t .:! a.m a lier 2.000 volts of clectnc1ty
tli•"ld lhrough has bod} for two minutes. Two puffs of
~m· rose from his nght leg where one of the electrodt"S
"'as ~taefied. I lh1nk ifs long 0\ erdue He did II to himself. rm
CHICAGO (AP) -Democrat
Jesse Jackson said today "we're going
10 have a good day." casting his ballot
as the Illinois ~csidential primary
began with a hght turnout in cold
weather. On the Republican sidt',
George Bush wondered aloud what
was k('('ping rival Bob Dole 1n the
race.
·-rm not sure I understand what
he's doing.'' said Bush dunng a final
campaign swing in th<' stat<' where
polb w('re forecasting a landslid<'
'1ctor> for the ' ice pre-s1den1 over his
GOPmals
But both Dole and Pat Robenson
"en: ins1s11ng the> "'ere staying in the
race. though the former 1elev1s1on
e' angt.>list said he would re-evaluate
his status 1fhe gets less than S percent
of the vote
Jac k..on \Otc.-d at Bf)n MaY.r Com-
mun1t ~ Churt·h on the Cit) ·s South
Side.
"'We've b«n wtnning all the WI}
and u.e·11 kttp winning.·· said Jack·
son. the victor la~t SaturdJly in South
Carolina and winner o f five states on
Super Tuesda).
The stat<'•s other Democratic
favontc son. Sen. Paul Simo n. vot~
at the Makanda Fire Station in rural
southern Illinois.
After casting thetr ballots. Simon
and his wife went to their home and
planted a tree-in their yard. an
elect1on-<1a, trad11wn.
Bet"l'en · :! ' milhon and three
mt I hon 'ote~ w('re expected to turn
out for the primal) on a want!) da)
Kcl Hudson. as!>oc1atc dtr~ctor of the
statt.' Board of Elections, said that
v.ould repre~n t 46 percent to 48
pc'rcent of the registered vot<'rs
lllanot\ doc\ not ha' e part) reg1s·
trat1on so 'Oil'!'\ could choo~ a
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their polhng plac<'.
I n111al re pon s from Chicago
precincts v.crc of a hd\t turnout.
Precinct captain Wilham Smar said
that dunng the first hourand a halfht'
polling place was open. only IS o f thr
498 registered voters had cast ballot\
nearl> all of them Democrats .
.. It s more quiet than normal for
this t} pc of elcc11on." said Thoma'
Leach. spakesman for the city ck<
11on comm1ss1on
llhno1s '01crs ""press their pre\I
dC'nllal prefcrcnCl' 1n a non-bind1n~
beaut) rontest and also elect con, en
tion delegate' I• v.as possible .1
cand1datC' "'ould do well tn th\
papular 'oa·. tiut lose o ut an th
contC'St for delegates to a cont<"ndl
"ho had strongcr slates file-d tn th
'ita1e·., ~~ rongrcs•aonal districts JUSt inltmg nght nov. I v.ant some pea~ of mind .... 1t"s tie-ert a long 11me and rm glad ifs final!} over:· said r urman·s v.1do"'. Helen Turman Baum. minutes after the
e,n.u11on. ~1 rs Baum ha!> remame'd since the shooting.
Darden "'l·nt into Turman's furniture store on Sept
. I t 73. and had JUSt robbed Turman·s wife ofS 15 u.hen
l·u~an came on the SC't'ne
J"oun records sa) that after shooting Turm.m
t..... t~n the e)es. Darden unbudled his belt and
unti>Ped his pants and ordere'd his Y.1fe to get on the floor.
n-ml\·e her false: teeth and perform oral sex on him v. h1k
T url\an la} d~ ang JUSt a f<'" feet av.a)
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~ntl-death penalty proteatera Helke
Amelu.nc (left) and Scott Welnateln demon-
strate ouuide Florida State Prlaon.
Shultz meets Israel's Shamir
to push Middle East peace plan
parden's ca)e attracted u.o rldu.1de att<"ntlon. includ· ,.,gEs for clemenc~ from 'obel peace pnz<' wan na
~n 1 Saltharo' and other human nghts act1v1sts. The'
l.Jt rde-n "'as railroaded Oe-cause he was black and the
'•i:tlrn was"' hue Jn l..oustana toda' a\ 1etnam \Cteran "'ho said h1 'lar)ofblood~ comtiat left him unabl<' to l<'ll nght from
~'"!&"as <'\CCuted 1n the electric chair for shooting a
r l•W palict>man in the bad. three times
:rhe e\ecut1on o l "3\ ne Robert Felde. 38. was
I •uls1ana·s 16th )Ince 11 re)'umed capital punishment 1n
.., ). H<' "'as l ilted aiter hts la,ners fatled o n two fro nts
, • 1lJ1 13st-minult' pastponements The l ' Supremc
f vUf1 ruled .... ~ la tt' \londa' to let the e\ecu11on procet.>d
Go' Bob Man ana. in rl'Jl'Ct1ng pka' 10 1<.sue a sta~
said. ··11hinl. of the' 1ct1m at ,1 moml'nl 111.l' 1h1s and thl' famil~ u.h1ch "asdt.>st ro~ed ..\ h1Jl'PU'> rnunkrtonk plau·
and that' u.hat I keep 1n m1mJ ..
··The go,crnor's hand<o an.• n•'" '1Jtnnl \'Ith thl'
hloo<l of a man from 1,1,hom JUStlll' ''J" "llhheld.''
~mnest~ ln1crna11onal said in .1 statl'ml·nt Imm John(, Heak~. t'\Cl'Ut1 \C' director ot .\ m nl'~'' I n1t:rnat1onal ..\
tn 'lcw \ ork
Earl~ toda~. about 40 Pl'upk g.:ithl'rl'd in a cow
pa\tUrl' Jl ros., lrom the Fhmda \tate Pn"'" tu prutest the
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Girl taken from
father in Jordan
fHLL..\S I ..\Pl -·\ u.oman and
ht.'r daughter hJ,l· rl·turnt•d to Te\as
aft .. :r rl·t1rl'J l . -., ... ,.mmJndos h1rl'd
tnr $~" 11(~) g.r.:ihtx·d the gtrl tn
J urJJn \\ h....rl· \hl hc.1d lx'l·n taken ti'
hl'f f,tlhl'l Ill .I lU<.llxJ\ d1C\pUll'
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RJ .. tll Ir l11J 'rlh11olliu!>Jan ~~an
.krJ'h north ul .\mman thl· Phil.1-
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he.id 11 \m ... ·ri,.1n < h1!Jrl·n Hl'ld
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W ..\SH INGTON (AP) -Israel
and the Un11ed tates appear<'d
headed toda\ to ward deadlock over ~l1dcas1 peace talks a~ Pnme ~1an1s·
ll'r Y1tzhak Shamir held his first
formal mt.>etmg w 1th Secreta~ of
ta~ Ge-orge-P Shultl.
-'fter a breakfast of bluebern
pancakes at Shultz's home 1n
suburban Maf) land. the tY.O men
began three da~s of discussions in
hultz's tate Dcpanment office on a
l ' S plan for M 1deast nego11a11ons
Promptt.'d b) a r<.>poner. hull/
~'ea "thumbs up·· 'il&n as he u.a11ed
an the d1plo ma11c lobb~ for Shamir to
arm.<.>. Thl'\ shook hands and. sur-
rounded b~ · sccunt) agents. 1ool an
ek,ator to Shultz's offi ce o n the
S('\ enth floor
ham1r. meao1,1,hile. added Pat
Ro benson. c.1 former tek' 1sion evan-
gelist scclong the Republican prest·
dential nom1na11on. to his aflernpon
s1.·hedule
In a tough '>Pl~lh ~1 onda~ night to
<1n ..\ml·ncJn fr" 1sh group. Shamir
"atd ~ tl'ldtng H'rr1111~ o n the W<.>st
AJnk and ( 1a1.1 1,1,ould '"'Ill' anotht•r
Jth:mp1 t" thl· ~r.ibs to destr<"
Israel. ·
·'These matters are que-st1ons ofltll•
and dl'alh ot our 'en e\1\tl'nce:· ~ham1r told a l n11t·d Jeu.1sh ~PPl·al
group
Shultz-., plan for pcale talh ant1CJ·
pate' lsrad rehnqul\h1ng at least
\n mC' of the tarito~ 1n e.-.change fur
~rah n:cogni11on of the Jt-"' t'ih state
Hut Shamir !.aid .. the IY.O mo'>t
J.ingernu-. attempt) to de'ltrm U'I .. -
Palestinian travel banned;
hundreds riot in Gaza Strip
EREZ ( H ECKPO INT. Onup1ed C1a1a ~tnp 1.\PI -hra<.>h author· •
banned Palestinians from tra' cling bet .... l'en tht.' c11:cup1cd tern tones 1nda~ .11
hundreds of people noted after J n1gh1h rnrfe" \ln the ti)U.1 1()() .\rab' tn rt
Gaza trip. .
Hospital otlic1als said troop~ shot one .\rab dl·ad and" ounded 11' l' h'li.1
dunngclashcson 1he ~est Bank '-o lnJUrll'\ "'L'rt· rvportl'd in the n oti ng ir1 ti
C.a1a tnp
In Jerusalem. pohce-spol c.-sman Rall Le'~ '>aid '><-'' l·n of '10 .\rab poll
o flll·t•r!> had quit The~ \\-en· the first su1. h rl''>1 gna11on'> in the dt!>pUll·d l\r.1r
cap11al
Their action came aftt"r 500 .\rah poltn• 1n the Wc!>t HJ n l and (1a1.1 \1r,
hecded a <:all b) underground Pales11n1an Jl'll' ''h Ill 1urn in thl'lr had~'-"'
On the "est Bank. a gcn<"ral ~tnJ..C' called lor tl' the Palestine L1bl·rJl1
Organ1tat1on got under "'a} ~1th transpona11on halted ..ind ..\ rab-ou. net.I \h 11 "'
closed
Thl' tra'cl ban betwee-n the C1aza Strip an<.1 thl.' "est Banl rl'prl'Sl'nll·d .11
dfon b) thl· lsraelt arm} to stt.'m th<.> gro .... ing r..impa1gn agatn\t l\r.H 1
0<.cupa11on 1w~p1rt'd b~ the PLO
1n thl' I~~ anJ 196~ 1,1,ar'> -1,1,rrc
m.idl· "hl'n l"ad did not ,on1rol thl'
tl'rfllofle'>
During a '>lop in '\eu. York \1on·
JJ, 111 mt'l't "1th ..\mcncan Jt'" 1sh
ka.<.lcr., and thC'n in an arm al
o,tat\.'mcnt at ..\ndre"s l\1r Force Base
l1Ut~1dt.' Washington. the Israeli prime
m1n1stcr madc 1t ckar he would not
&1'l' Shultz a ~c' o r no ansu.er on the
pcJl.l' plan
lmtl•ad. ~hdmlf seemed intent on
fX'r,uJdrng thl' Rl·agan adm1n11.
t1.1t111n 111rn1.,t. ''' hlucpnnt It t~111,
fur J fX'J(l' (O nfert·me Ii} Ma) I 11' '"'
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'Rat Pack' off and running,
cheered in SF tour opener
By THOMAS MURPHY
SAN FRANCISCO -Frank Sin·
atra. Samm) Dav1\ Jr and Dean
M:irt1n opened their 29-city "rat
pack" reunion tour before an au-
d1cncc of adoring fans, proving they
can still doo-bc-doo-be-do 1t with the
best.
"How long have I been on?" a
staggering . Martin asked t he
bandleader as the 35-pic'e orchestra
"armed uP. for the first number of the
_ night. "\\hen )'ou'rc Dnnk1ng." a
parod) of the old standard "When
You're Smiling."
Man1n's codta1I lounge manner
and slurred one liners. with
trademark cigarette and cocktail in
hand. set the tone for a relaxed
entcna1ning e'cn1ng that often
brought both ~oung and old fans 10
1he1r feet
T he sold-Out show unda) night
before 1 ·UOO fans at the Oakland
Coliseum "'as the lirsl of "° per-
formances on the tour expected 10
generate S20 million and a Home Box
Office 1elcv1S1on special. Martin. 70.
Davis. 6~. Jnd Sinatra. 72. fim
appeared together at the Sands Hotel
1n Las Vegas 1n Janual) 1960.
Manin JOked his wa) through
sometimes sentimental 'ers1ons of
"E'er) bod) Loves Some bod}
( omet1mel." "That's '\more." and
"Lillie Ole Wine Drinker Me."
Da' 1s pro' 1ded a powerful contrast
tu his ~·1:m1ngl) sloshed co-star.
1A. tnnrng applause from the crowd
"'hen he Jnnouncl·d that this 1s his
59th ) car in \hov. hus1neo;s and again
"hen he told thl' audience that he had tx·~n sober for the la~t three
Soap ope r as
will s uffer
from strike
By LYNDA HIRSCH
~lthough all threr net"'orks den~
11. the' ott' to \trtkl' b) memhers of the
Writer's Gutld la\t l.\Cek "Ill ha'c an
impart on da)t1me drama
Leah La1man. "Da)rnfOur LI\ es"
head "nter C'\plains ... 'Da> · has
sc1pts for the nC'\t tour "«'k<i If the I
stnke la~ts longer than that. ~npts
"I gotta tell you the truth. Every-
body backstage is being very cool."
the seasoned showman said. "I wasn ·1
this scared when I lived at 147th
Street and 8th Avenue in New York."
Davis. who recently underwent hip
surgery. did not dance tn the show but
-won ovations for his strong versions
of "Candy Man," ··what Krnd of
Fool Am I?" and "Mister Bo1angles ..
But It was Sinatra who stole the
shuw. open mg the second ha If "'1th a
siring of the songs 1hat have kept him
1n superstar ranks for almost a half
ccntury.
inatra fans. young and old. went
"'1ld as "Old Blue Eyes" belted o ut
such favorites a s "What No" M'
Lo,e:· "Maybe This Time," ··Fo·r
Once in M) Life," "Mack The Knife "
and "New York. New York."
Sinatra was then reJoined b)
Manin and Davis who told Stnatra.
·· .\s far as we're concerned. and I can
!>a) this for the two of us. you're still
the chairman of the board"
"Yeah," quipped Manin. "You're
still the chairman and we're sull
bored."
T he fans weren't bored, though.
"I saw Frank 15 years ago in Vegas
and he's better than he's ever been."
!>aid Karen Chaix. 38. Alameda. Her
husband, Dan. added. "I'm SOrT) we
d1dn ·1 bu) 11ckets for our parents:·
Maureen Pobuta. 33. ofSan Mateo
said she "'enl through "heck" 10 get
her tickets ... l'\'e lo"ed Dean Martin
and Samm) Da\'IS Jr ... I thought the)
looked great. For me. this 1~ a once 1n
a ltfe11me thing."
''I'' e been bu~ rng their albums
since I was a teen)·booper-sinC'e the
.lOs,'' said Tina Mendez. who added
''there was no wa\ .. she -would ha'e
missed the Rat Pack performance .. ,
will not drive l.\Jthout Sinatra in the
tape pla)er ..
"M> mother alwa)s said I "as the
one "ho made him famous ... said
Dons Santana. "'ho "'as "'earing a
leopard print sil k outlit and attended
the comen "•th her husband
~lamcda C uunt) Su pen 1sor Charles
·antana
''I'd ha'e died 1f I hadn't .come
tonight." !>a1d Bernllt' Hourcadt' "'ho
has been a 1natra fan for a decade
The "Rat Pack" moniker came
from a tor Humphre' Bogan "'hu
slapped that label onto Da' 1s. in·
.itra. ~tanin. the late Peter La"'ford
and Other performers who hved in the
~me area of Be'erl} Hills oearl~
three decades ago.
The current tour was born"' hen the
thn:e longtime friends "'ere gathered
at <i1natra·., house and became a
rcaltt\ tx·cause the\ are all under
contract to Ball) Corp
The three are among a gro"'mg
number of aging superstars whose
t'areers ha' e grown stronger w11h age
Dann) Thomas. Mi lton Berle and Sid
Ca1:ser recently made a tele' 1s1on
mo' 1c. .. 1de b\ Side " Rodne\
Dangerfield. Jackie Mason. and \fon
ah! ha' call been contracted for onc-
man sho\~'i.
George Burns. 9~. 1s booked to pla)
lhl· London Palad1um "'hen he turns
100
The "Together .\gain" tour con-
tinues 1n \ ancou,er. 8 C toda'
Seaulc \\ edncsda~. and Chicago
Fm.Ja~ and Saturda)
"'Ill ha'" to be "ought from a number >------------------------
of source's -college students. pro-~:=;:~~~E:;~~~~~-duct1on staff We JUSt had a long-term
stor) meeting. so the sho"' '"in good
shape as far as the stol) hnc
"NBC had a long technical stnkC'
last 'ear and the sho" went on I do
not think an) stnkl·. c'<cept one b) the
actors. '"" e'er \hut down scnal
prod11ll1on "
What will suffer" "The ston "ill
not be as complicated." e'<plains I
La1man "There "'Ill be few pan)
S("enes. As the head wnter. I add the I
dazzle. 1 do not thmk the ind ividuals I
writing during the strike will be able
to gl\c that dauk. Perhaps 1ha1
doesn't ma11cr I am not cena1n the
audience cares about the dazzle. the~ I
ma) JUSt care about the kiss" I
San Joaquin Hills Rd . at MacArthur
HRS: 9-5 Datly 640-5800
.\It hough WG warns that 1ndl\ 1d-
uals who "nte dunng the stnke "''" I
be forgotten b) producers om.·e the
strike ends. La1man 1s not that
certain "While a wnter cannot gel
credit for his "'ork. 1t will offer him an I
en tree into wnung for da\ 11me." she
sa) s. Se' era I dialoguers t01li ng in
soapland toda) got the ir start dunng
the last strike ----------------------------~
"This time around the members
1
Sttm to be unified." sa)S La1man
"During the last stnkc thert was
much acnmon) betwttn members:· I
So much so that there was talk of
dar time scnpters starting their o"n I
union.
While the idea was supported b}
newer members. for the most part
older members wcrt' not w1llina to
sever tics with the WG. Older
mcmben of the union remember
fiahtina to become members of WG.
and they were not wallina to pull out
of the union they had worked so hard
to become part of
The m"or stnke issues revolve
around fortaan and repeat residuals
for writers. But soaps arc raret)' S«n
an syndk at1on and. at this point. few
are tttn in fortian countn~. "Ontt
apin the daytime writen have the
least to pfo and 1hc most to lost."
Lalman da1mi.. As a bald wnter. La1man d«s not
feat that a 1tnke--bttalun1 writer wsll
take btt job.
... do not think a ~kit •tu<knt 1s
tolnltoleam the craft orhead wnt1na dunfte the stnkc me d1alopttl •~ ncnou-and •alh ruton. It ii not l~bte (of a prodll('Cr to ~~ lMl OM o(lbe ..ntcn uted dunnt tM ltriu ptriod is ll'tll. Thlt wnttr cCMdd c~tually btrome a membtr
of the •Ti tina team ••
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Orange Cour DAILY PILOT/Tuesday, Mlfch 15. 1988 A"/ l/\
Volunteer Center toasted;
Cover Girls show off sty Jes
By VIDA DEAN
Ot .. D.-,,... .....
"A Toast from the Hean" WI' tM
theme of the founh annual 1o urmct
food and wine tasting bendll of the
Volunteer Center of Oran~ County
Central/South and there was plenty of
wine on hand for toasting..
Eighteen winenes poured lht
grapes at the Westin South Coast
Plaza and Alfredo's. Adreinos,
B1stango. Gandhi. ~mmell's. J.W.
Sea Gnll John Pohl's Bistro. Le M1d1.
Newpon ~andann and Nicole's
(mil provided the hors d'ouevrcs.
There were opponun1t1es for the
.lSO a1tend1ng -44 items were up for
the silent aucuon and 58 lots of Wlne
"'ere on the block dunng the hve sale
"'hen b1dd1ng was h"ely w11h all items
going for equal or abo'e the reserve
bid
Another reall) big opponun1t>
gelling attc-nuon was the 10-da}
( anbbean 11mar Cruise -IUtty and
Bob GHtbc were the lucky winners
Ralpb Helper, claalnroma.a Sbaroa Palaley uad acttq
preeldent Bonace ll.ltclaell tout Vohuateer Center.
Slliaroa Paisley was chairman of
the e\l:nt which"''" net $:?4.000 for
thl' Center
Thr Volunteer (enter promotes
'Oluntet:nsm through recruiting.
plac1:ment and pro' ides training and
technical assistance to those 1n' oh ed
"Ith non prolit programs Last ~ear
the center placed more than 9.000
ind" 1duals in communm ~f'\'1ce . . . ,
Fashron v..atch1ng was on the
agenda for Co,er Girls recenth as
members gathered at Saks Fifth
.\'enue. South Coast Plaza. for the
.\dolfo spnng colkc11on
Billar Wallcrlcll, fashion director
"'cl omed the CGs "'ho before con-
centra11 ng on the new st)les -were
treated to a Butler's Pantf) catered
lunch of seafood salad. petite lobster
tails. asparagus. pasta wuh a sesame
dressing and crepe suzenes
umcon11nue to be the mainsta' ol
an .\dolfo collecuon and the qu11e-a-
fe" na'} and -while numbers and
pastels "'ere getting compliments
from the '1e"'ers. JoAuc Mix,
Barbara Bo•ie, Au Sten and Clcva
Howanl "ere ~dolfo suited.
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Board member Cara1 Soat.b wtt.b •tout' emcee Barry Stone.
Others '1cw1ng 1he collecuon the
designer descnbes as calm. bu• not
subdued "ere Barbara Freudt,
Barbara Harris, Lyu Hincla, Mary
Au Wells, Mary Lo4I Horuby and
Sasu Barlow. "'ho 1s no" into
Leaching scuba d1' ing..
~lso "'atching the parade of knit
and 'iilk shon dance dre~s "ere See
Jarvie. Playllls Baillie, Gayle
AAdersoa and Mary Dell Barkoaras.
"'ho spends a lot or her 11 me 1 n better
stores as an independent per'i-Onal
shopper for a number of cC"lebs
1nclud1ng Mary Hart. Barkouras ""as
in a good lool(lng na') suede
en~mble and said her latest purcha~
"'as a rhinestone studded suede out lit
for Han's Las Vegas opening. • • • lli Mc'..iaiuess ""as getting some
good autographing practice last ""ttk
-tht" author of "People Waging
Peace·· "'as guest of honor at a tea 1n
the Four Seasons Hotel hosted b'
Mary Loa Hon,.,y Fnends "'ere
bu~ ing the Just-off-the press pubh-
cation.
This summer McGumness "'Ill be
on tour with the boolc that she spent
three )ears wnung. ··1 sold m) house
quit ""Orlung at the Times and qu11
teaching at Golden West to wme the
boo~:· said ~cGu1nness,
Guests t~ ing the scones and other
tea goodies included s..tra Bre4M.
Mar) Au Wells. Elhakt.la Tier-Hy,
Glu) SmaJlwoM, Lyu Ow&. Mary
Au Miller. Gloria Ziper Go&Aera
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Players '_Measure'
up to 5h:akespeare
One of the mOtt in&emclr dynamic:
IO come 04ll o( ~ 96()1 was
Mcdoff s ~lentless CMrCilc in
... When You Comin' Beet.
ed ~ -a son of "Petrified f oresa fOr a new .,e.
• Pollibly beca~ of its excssive
oo both cast and audience.
yder" has been produad
y, only twice in Oranar
But the Oranae Coast Col-
ry Theater has risen to
with a pippins pro-
dYCUOO intimacy of its 5Q..seat Studio Theater.
lntimacy is the key word here. We c-an smell the steak and eas cookina
In this nandown roadsjdc cafe in New
Mexico, bypassed by lhc lntersiate
hi&hway and w world. And we shart
fhe taste of fear as a psychotic drug
smugler holds a voup of ordinary
citizens at bay for the shttr thrill ofit.
Director Bill Purkiss draws an
accurate parallel ~tween the
latc-l 960s setting of Medofl's play
, ..
TRIS
and the violcn« in our own toCiety
today. His,student cut. white not
always ~QI the intracate charac-
ter relauonsbips. sustains the difficult
mood of arowing apprehension ad-
mirably.
Medoff introducn us to three
bored. weary locals an the cafe-ps
station comple~. then brinas 1n a
sophistjcated couple droppir111n for
breakfast to provide contrast. This
mixture is then ignited by Teddy. a
wild-<ycd..-ruor-sharp war veteran
who proettds to demonstrate his
superiority b)' dominatina the aroup
tint intellcctuall). then physically.
Teddy. brilliantly depicted by
Ponz.er Berkman is the dominant
force 1n this painfully passive collec-
tion of underachievers. Uke a d<>t
sensina fear. he aon for the throat
with each, sensinJ emotional wounds
and rubbina salt 1olo them. Berkman
introduces his malevolent character
with disarmin& charm. &rldually
tum1n1 his role as an obnoxious
irritant into a ltfe·threatenina forte.
Adam Purkiss as the s1,1rly nia)lt
counter man Stephen Ryder, who's
adoP.tcd the nickname "Red" to little
avail. downplays his early scenes.
robbana his e ventual confrontation of
1ts needed credibility. Kara Grttne is
outstanding as the bulky (though not
too much so here) waitress who
conveys her heartache and loneliness
with beautifully drawn facial ex-
pressions.
Nick Wankkr and Alma Ferrera-
Grand are a mixed duo as the upper
class v1s1tors fro!{' San Diego.
Wankler's uneven performance as a
wimp who discovers his coura,ge ~=~==~~~~!!!!!!~!!!!!i!~'.ijf;~=====~=i\I offsets Grand's steely. sublimated passion as the proud concert violinist
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forced into a degrading situation.
David Scalione -who. with
Purkiss. also designed the authentic-
looking cafe setting -as splendid as
the c rippled old gas station
proprietor. Jack Hennk.sen 1s prop-
er!) push) and antaJ.onisuc as the
restaurant o"' ner. while Cheryl Hug-
gins is fine in the nearly wordless role
of Tedd) 's traveling companion.
"When You Com1n ' Back. Red
R \derr· 1s theater for the mature and
not rernmmended for the squeamish.
as its 1ntens1t) as amplified by the
Col. Jimmy Hart
intmacy. The drama concludes this
weekend, playing Thursday throuah
Saturday at 8 p.m. and Sunday at 2:)0
in the Studio Theater on the OCC
campus. Call 432-5880 for ticket
information. • • • Local theater was diminished over
the weekend with the death of veteran
actor "Colonel" Jimmy Han of Seal
Beach. who died Saturday of he11rt
failure at the aJC of 86.
Hart. so tlllcd because of has
resemblance to Colonel Sanders.
spent his lifetime in show business.
beginning in vaudeville at the ageof3.
He remained active into his nanth
decade. making his final appearance
on stagt in "The Deadl} Game" only
last month.
His death came j ust hours afteT he
helped construct scenery fo r the next
show at the Long Beach Communit)
Pla>house. where he was a familiar
fo.ture and "''nner of many awards.
Following his request. no mem-
orial service 1s scheduled.
....... Us 4 f I
A leelftinsfy aeeJess tale of love.
1-.ai, eood and ~vii is William
Shakespeare's "M1~asure for
Measure," currently in production at
Santa Ana's Rancho Santiqo Col-
)ear.
Dirutor Joe Olivieri achieves a
classy pi«e of contemporary ,enltf-
tainmcnt with a work first perf~ed
in 1604 and in the rich old EnalLsh
narrative which. for many. is tanta-
mount to a forcian lanauage.
Impressive interprelations are of-
fred by Kevin Jones and Keith Dill~n
as the Duke Vincentio and Lucio.
Jones creates a subtle combination of
majesty and compassion as he seeks
to erase injustice from bis king~on:i.
Dallon is intense and deliberate 1n his
communication. clearly enunciating
without sacnficing the realism of the
moment.
As if stepping into the spotlight as a
presence from times past. Ph1lhp
Beck is superb as Angelo. the deputy
and villainous counterpart to the
honorable duke. His 1s a charac-
terization heav) with self-centered.
arrogant wickedness.
Jones, Dillon and Beck are the
strength of the work. rrov1ding
clearly defined co nstrast o kc> per-
sonalities. One highlight 1s a dis-
course bet\!,ecn Jones and Dillon an
Act Ill's street scene.
Jane Hcbson is appreciated by her
audience as the gentle Isabella. the
central female figure. whose onl)'
lt6pc of spanng her condemned
brother's life rests an the rehnqu1sh-
mcnt of her virtue.
---Judy Orlandella and He1d1 Moore.
in supporting roles. well interpret
Mariana and Jukt. With rc:soluuon
comes sat1sfac11on for all three ladies
ln their respective relationships.
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jester. hei&hteos the spint of co~ecty.
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condemned Oaudio who . s1.mply
endures throuahout the. m&J'?~ty of
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pendina doom. Christopher Blake is
the capable Provost. .
Simple. versaule set design ~nd
li&htina by Steven T. Howell crca11ve-
ly direct fo,cus to t~e players and
enhance their interacuon.
Karen J. Weller co11tnbutes tasteful
costuming panicularly suitable to
d1fTenng charactenzat1o ns A n ch
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innovative so und recording by
Rnad) Heuring. A qualit) hakespearcan e'\·
pene nce, "Measure for Measure" will
complete its two-"'eekend run w11h
final performances Thursday through
Saturday at 8 p.m and Sunda) at 2:30
p.m an Phillips Hall on the Rancho Sant1a~o campus Call 667-3163 for
tic ket 1nformat1on.
llcounty
IDusiclans
lnfestlval
By JOHN ROOS
Dl9r,... Ca:c •so• Mlleo t
Just north of the Lo~ .\n-
grks10 range ( ount) borderh nC' 1<.
current!) the onl) k g111mate \Cnur
for sho"'cas1ng IOlal. 1nno' 1111' C'
music.
Wednesda' nrght at Bogan's in
Long Beach'. I I !.eparatl' Orang.:
Count) an 1st<. -ranging 1n st) k
from acous1u: rcx k music to per-
formance an -"'rll perform 1n the
Orange Count~ ~n1sts Fest1,al
"The an1c,h "'1~l perform somr-
. thing compktel> d1flerent from"' hat
the) do an their normal band en' 1ron-
ment." e\plaaned Jim Palmer a 101.al
booking agent. hand manag.:r and
organ11cr of this n l'nt.
The three-huur program offer\
di\ i:t!>e 15-minutl' wlo or Juo ~Is h~
members of groups li ke the &II Jar
Blatk Daphnl'. C llX k"'ork. 30 P1C-
n1 . Na11onal Pt·oplc's (iang. the no"'
drsbandcd El Grupo Soo. and others
W11h an opponunm to do thrngs
that 1he) 'H• neH·r done before put'f.
hd~. the schedukd f)l'rformer'> haq:
dn eloped some unusual .rnd
challenging material for their al ts
The Bell Jar'i. M.lte) Yakh offer'> a
m1\turc of m us1l and spokt:n \!.Ord~
called "The Phonl' (all". S ilk P\10~
rs contemplating s1ng1ng a l JPclla
and thl· Beat Pest'>' Jim Washburn has
crt'aled his o~n lair) tak 1n .. .\nt
Farm \\ ork Songs ..
HoMed b) former o"' ner of at.m
Sam's, am Lanna. lhl· Orange ( oun-
t~ ~rt1st'i Fest1\alb<.'ginsatQp m Jnd
adm1ss1on as less 1h,rn thl' lVSI of J
mc)\1c-onl\S-l C all!~l.\)'i9-l-!19"'i
for mon: 1nformat1 on
NBC revives
two series
BU RBl\NK (.\Pl -T~o dramat1l
senes \!,111 be rt'' l'l'd b) ~8( this
month. ¥-hale other sho"'s ""ill be
shuffied into ne"' 11me slots or &l' en a
\acataon. a net""orl spokesman sard
Tuesda)
.. The Days and Nights of Moll~
Dodd .. and "BeHrl) Hill!> Bunt1"
will return late th1~ month . ..aid NB<
media represcntatl\ e Bnan Rob-
inette.
"The Days and Nights o f Moll}
Dodd" will be back for a second
St'ason beginning March 24. from
9:30 p.m. to 10 pm .. he said
"&Hrl) Hills Buntz·· \!,Ill rt'tum
March 25. from 9 30 p.m. to 10 pm .
he said.
RUFFELL'S
UPllOLSTEIY lllC . .......... c...r. .... t!
1111 -.... ces11 asa-su.11s&
he's married to a sadist
DEAR ANN LANDERS: My
dauahter married a youna man who
has a history of "social problems."
They have a 6-month-old baby. In
order to help o ut financially, she 1•
works two or three nights a week.
In the last year, "Doug~ has killed
two and. possibly three cats. He did
away with one. a stray that was a
nuisance, by shootina him with a
pellet Jun. The second (one of their
cat's kittens) was injured when she aot
u nder a rocking chair. Doug drowned th~ little thing to put ht;r out of her
misery. The possible third, a kitten
who wouldn't use the sandbox. "dis-
appeared" suddenly.
My daughter sus~ts that her
husband kiflcd this kitten. but in his
defense says. ··He was so upset he
cried when I told him the kitten was
missing."
I am uncomfortable knowing that
m y son-an-law as alone w11h my
vandchild two or three nights a week.
M y daughter 1ns1sts that he would
never hun the baby and accuses me of
talking against him. (I confess that I
was not enthus1ast1c about this mar-
riage.) r asked her to consult a psychol-
ogist to assure herself and me that
there as no potential danger to the
baby. She replied. "I'm not womed.
Besides, I can't afford it." (Her
husband eaflls $48.000 a year.)
What do you thank. Ann? -ON
EDGE, OHIO.
DEAR ON EDGE: YMr .4.a•p&er
111MW c.Hlt a matal aiealdi pro-
feuMu.I at ~ IM •t t.e • pea·
plct.111' laW ~ ••t Mr ........
..... ,tlc t.etaavler.
TIM ~a&ery ef almost all serial
killers reveals daat wk9 ,..., &My
perfenne4 acts ef utl'eme crHlty
towartl ulmal1 prier &e c.mmllt1a1
atrodtJa oa ~ .......
SMw &Ma col•m• to yoer da•pter
aad teU lier to 1c1 wt&ll ll. The
11tutioa Y" desulbff ii frl.&lll· ea.las. • • • DEAR ANN LANDERS: Since
women entered the work fortt. family
hfe has dete riorated. the number of
divorces and broken homes has
increased. children have become
brazen and disrespectful. alcohol and
drug abuse 1s on the nse. and din)
language is evef') where. ·
Some women consider mother-
hood a tiresome. thankless JOb but It
can and should ~ JOyful. God gave
women reproductive oraans and. by
so doing. appointed them the desig-
nated nurturers.
Who do ch1k1ren call for when they
feel pain? Mother. We can team from
animals. They take ~tter care of their
young than most humans.
But fathenmust not underctt1mate
the importance of their role Fama I)
life means the whole famil) for
evening meals. Both parents should
auc.nd PT A meetings. and someone
must ~ at home when children
return f1.>m $Choo!. They need a pair
of parental ears to listen to them tall..
about the day's accomplishments or
the disappointments and failures.
Women who cannot pro\ 1de
proper mothenng should not ha\f~
children This means famal~ planning
and the use of contraceptives or the
rhythm method. depending on ~our
rehgio~. If there are an~ probkms
relating to this sub1ect. the~ should be
resoh ed before mamagc.
rm go ing to sign ofT v.11h the titk
) ou ·rt• going to pan on me -\1.\ I E
(H.\L'VINI T l'.'I PENSA( OL.\
FL.\.
DEAR M.C.: Tbe vast majority of
motllers wllo work nttd tbc money.
You taave made some valid points, but
I fel& tile Md to stralglltcn you out on
tills one. Tlla11ks for tile essay.
W~y.Mar~l&
ARIES (March 21 -~pnl 19)' Now as tame to come
"out o f h1d1ng."
Stress indepen-
realize that what 1scurrenll) hidden v.111 soon~ re' l'akd
K~p one step ahead. Co-v.orkcr ma) ha\e designs on
your personal propen). Protect vour o v. n antl·rt·sts
SCORPIO (Oct. ~3-No\ 11 ): Seek legal counsel
refuse to gi ve up something for nothing Stud~ Libra
me!>sage for -..aluable hint C)cle h1V1hghts chamma
vanet). 1ntens1t). emotio nal comm11ment ( apmNn
1nvohed.
dence. creat1v1t)
bnght colors. will· s
1ngness to sin$ your YONEY own praises
Clandestine meeting Oi•DR relates to romance All
fresh stan pro \eS •••••••••••••• construc ts\ e
TAURUS (Apnl 20-May 20): Deal with public.
success indicated with women. wash as fulfilled. popu-
lant) nses. you'll have luck an matters of speculauon.
Suck w1lh numbers 1. 11. :!O. Famil) reunion part of
SAGITTARIUS (NO\ 2.:!-Dec. 2 ( ): \\.hat \-OU ha\C ~n seeking 1s a-.a1lable, but )Ou didn't see 11. ·Focus on
visits. tnps. cunosll) ideas. communtca11on from
relative LO\ e relat1onsh1p as emphasized ..\quanan 1<, 1n
picture.
e'\uting scenano ·
GEMINI (Ma} 21-June 20): Focus on \anet).
d1 \ers1ty. humor. eommun1cat1on. You'll be more aware
of bod) image: long-distance :all relates to social afTa1r
possible JOurne} Moon pos111o n h1ghhghts pro motion.
business
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan ~$/): H1(th hght 1ndl'pen-
dence. onginaht). your ov.n 'it}le. fnquincs v.h1ch
prenousl) v.erc ignored v.111 nov. recel\e almost
1mmed1ate atten11on. Knov. 11. proceed accordangl) Leo
figures prominent() AQUARIUS (an. 20-Feb 18) Pa)mcnt recel\~.
credit restored. )ou'll also locate anacle that had been lost.
m1ss1ng or stolen fam1I~ reunio n 1s ma1or pan ot C'\C1 t1ng
scenario. Gourmet dining due for tonight
CANCER (June 21-Jul) 22): Break av.a) fro m
outmoded methods -set up shop 1n "d11Tercnt" loca11on .
Lunar aspect emphasizes travel. 1deahsm, msp1ra11on
focu!> also on education. recogn1t1on of spantual \ alucs.
LEO (Jul) 23-i\ug 22): PenonaJ magnetism much an
e' 1dence. some members of opposite sc\ confess "fatal
anrac11on .. Sec nano also h1ghhghts vanet~. disco\ l'I).
ab1ht) to amculatc feelings. V1~0 pla)s significant role
PISCES (Feb I 9-March 20) O pen ltnl'S ol lum-
mun1cat1on. accept accolade without k1ck1ng toe 1n sand
Means stand tall a\ 01d b<'ing O\ erl> modest. Judgment.
intu111on will b<' on target. Sag1ttanan v.111 pla) role
VIRGO ( ~ug 23-5cpt. 2~): Emphas1!i o n home.
manta! statur;. legal agreement. You get )'Our v.a) through
d1plomaq , u11h1e !latte~ e\en 1f 1n "shameful manner "
Make note ofb1nhdates. annaveNtnes. Pour 11 on.
LIBRA (Sept .23-0ct. 22): Look b<'hand scenes.
IF MARCH 1' IS YOUR BIRTHOA Y current l H le
h1ghhghts tra,el. ab1ht) to reach more peoFle. chanle to
find outlet fo r creau' e talents. You·1 gam more
recogn1t1on and ha"e opponunat' to increase income
Lo\e pla)S major role Pisces. \'1rgo peo ple are part lit
Slenano You are spantual. perceptive. ps)Ch1c Otha\
can't fool )Ou. but )OU can fall \ 1c11m 10 ~lf-decep11on
You are romant1<:. an idealist. .\ugust v.111 be productl\C
profitable. fulfi lhng for )OU an I 981:1
No time on watch buffs' han·ds
When I v.as a little girl. I lusted for a
wnstv.atch of my o v.n. M) mother
said. "When you learn how to tell
time. I'll bu) ) ou a v.atch ...
For weeks. I "o uld sat at the kitchen
table v.11h tv.o cardboard hands 1n
front of me. one long and one sho n .
I'd ti) to figure out when the bag hand
v.as pointing tov.ard the sank and the
small "'as aimed at the refngerator
v.hetheritv.as 10 minutcspast9or 15
minutes b<'fore ~ or another tv.o
mo nths a"'a> from a watch of my
ov.n
When I finall) got the 'Aatch for
<nnstmas, 11 took me so long to tell
the tame that 11 v.as easier to find a
crowd and ask. "What tame 1s 11'l" and
wait for someone to answer. I haven't
worn a watch since
There has bttn httlc an the 1ust 20
yean to make me regret that decmon
My husband wears a runner's watch.
It aJows in the dark and tells him
about spht ttmes so he can pace
h1m~1r. Ask ham what tame at 1s and
prepare to grow old
First. he has to find his glasses
bccausr the numbers are small and
the face looks hke a kaleidoscope
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BOllECI t~ ,£
Thl·n he v.111 '!>tud) the lace ancl sa).
"It's 2 a.m tomorrow an To kyo." If
)OU 1ns1st o n local ume. this necessi-
tates looking for a pencil so he can
rernrd and check his calculations.
If ~ou complain about ha\ ing to go
through this ntual evef') tame )OU
v.ant to know the time. he will potnt
out that when he runs into a Japane~
person on the street one da) who can
read the anstru t1on!I on how 10 set the
watch. he will do so. and 1f )OU had
something important to do. you
should have asked earher.
It S«ms to me that toda) 'swatches
arc nothing more than status S) m-
bols. The) don't tell lime. The) ha\e
calendars. stopwatch function\.
alarms. games and paiers all built an.
There 1s one watch that as actualh a
OPEii FOR lUMCll ~
ST. PATRICK'S
DAY~--1
from 12 Noon!
Lunch Buffet-All You Can Eat
CORNED BEEF I CAllllE
ONf:Y $ 3 9!1 (Kink
Prices. Too!
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dac11onan and v. all translate I. '7tXJ
v.ords fro m English 10 pan1sh.
For J>'.COPlc "ho stand around
t1ming--the Tour de France or the
.\menca·s ( up race there's a 'Aatch
for that too It not onl\ measures 10
l 120th o f a ~rnnJ. but there's a
de\ ICC thal measure~ the speed o( the
\Chicle \Ou'n: v.atch1ng
The other Ja) "hen I asked m~
husband thc time and got out m~
l'alendar1ov.a1t . h1s arm re\ealed two
watchl'S One v.as his Japanese run-
ner's w3tch and the other v.as a
takulator hl compute local t1mcs
"\\ h<'n .ire \OU going to break
down and get ,·our own watch'l" he
asl..l-d
'Tm v.a1t1ng for the ult1m.11e
t1mep1l·ce." I said "The o ne lhJI
mea~ures blood pressure. nashcs and
stores )Our credit card numbt'rs.
dispenses perfume has a curb feeler a
burglar alarm. and l'an d ouble J5 a
flea collar "
"Can )OU ""alt until )llUr hanhda~
ne\t month""
He's luddtng~ lsn ·1 he''
rtT"Cl.._
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Announ<'ing
Fitz and Floyd
EASTER SPECIAL
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TV L 1sr1NL~
ComsMet• te6ffl•k>n tt.tlno• In Sunday'• TV Piiot.
Trial And Erro< tNeli
• Comedyt Pavl Rodttavez • ·~ ,.!I """'
Coming Of Age G'ea•
• New Corned) Series -' ~~
The O.cta1or Startt~
• CHRISTOPHER LLOYD'
" -•5 -
MOONUGHTING * NEW EPISODE'
Fran• s Place/Comedy
• Witl"I A New Day & Time
')~ •e .. ,._ ' \:~.,.. ·~ .. ,.
BRIOG£
North-Sou\h vulnerable East
dcaJs.
\\£.ST
'ORTH • s l
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Q J 10 3
• AQ82 EA T
• \'old • A Q 10 9 6
-9 • .l 2 -10 6
1(98 752
10 9 7 .. J
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• K • SOl'TH
•KJ8 7 4 .l
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\old
• J 6 s
The bidding:
East Sou 1 la
3 3 •
Pus 4
Pus P&M
Pus Pus
~·est
Pus
Pass
Obi
Opening lead ..:e ot
When } ou pla} an a ma11. hpoint
e\ ent, you don't ha\ e 10 ",-ir~
about hov. much 11 ..:ost s 1 f ~ ou go
down 1.100 po1n1s-}ou 1.an't do
worse than zero As a result. pla\ers
preempt and sa..:rtfice a loc more
freely in the ..:ompet111\ e game than
at rubber bridge, espc1.1ally 11 the
vulnerability as 1n their favor
East's opening diamond preempt
1s t)pical of pa.ars' ta.:11cs L'ndcr·
standably. South was reluctant to
pass three no trump, a contract
which v.ould ha\e done well "•th a
diamond lead. West made no b~1nec.
about the fact that the double "as
with 11 o r 12 cards an the minor
suits. dedarer sav. 1ha1 there "J,
o nl) one .:ombmauon o f cards th.u
"ould perm.st the contract to t-e
made-West 's \hape ""ould ha\c t~~
be S-4-3-1
Declarer ruffed a d1am0nJ.
cashed three high hearts and then
entered dumm) b) ruffing has heart
.... ,nner. Another d1amond ruff
bouJht declarer's trick total 10 eight
for penalties
West led the ace of diamonds and
declarer ruffed. When a lo"' dub
lead fetched the ldna. markina East
Sci-fl writers
ahead of time
You ~ oov. how the saencc ft~ t wn
wnter1 t"ame up 'A1lh Sl)a<'t night Io n&
before an~ b<Ki) reall) be ht' ed c.u~ h
m!J.ht come to pass~ lf1 al'O true the
lqcnd ma~ers of the -.-ntcm "r1rld
dreamed up drqons ~f(lre an) ot
~1r conttmpioranc-s knew a~'ut
dinosaurs or lftll luanh
Most s~-p chm' s-trons art n\."
thOK •tao don't slttp cnouih. but
lbo!c who~ too mUith K('()f\i1n
a medical an,Mttptor
Ask the man 1n the $\rtet "h1d1
it.ale sro•1 the most ronon oboch
ICU It fllht <\nz na
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CHARLES
GOREN
and at the same ume reduced his
1rump holding to 1wo fe"er than
\\ e\1's 11 also ~• the stage for 1-.0
ACROSS
, Malureo
6 De1a1ts
1 1 Kin o t Aves
1' News meO•urn
15 Informative
15 Biro
17 Nooies
19 M C>Ytl'I pref
20 Depress
2 1 Give notice
22 Trunk.
24 West of Nod
26 Leased
27 Hallowecl
30 Felonies
32 Once more
33 Garments
34 YoungS19f
3 7 0 Hara l'l<>r'M
38 Footwear
39 Blrltimarli
'°Work pref
' 1 F abr1c:a1e
•2 Kind ol mone~
•3 Rest
•5 Hvrnan
•6 Replant
•8 Svsoen<I
•9 Sl<y
50 Place
52 F1r$t abb<
S6 Gr-'t letl•
5 7 Assume 0'41
Cflar ac1• of
60 SPtQOt
61 Epees "'" 62 P1tcn-01aci.
63 Crieket-Ptlci'
areas
6' Kina o• acio
6~ San(ll"i
DOWN
• E.x-sen10•
2 n un
3 ,,.orse goo
'WOOd~ "'ne 5 Negatrve
6 Perv natlV9
.. 4 18.Sk a :>flee
lb Or
8 Welsti name
9 Nein to cs-
10 Proceovres
1 1 Ballplayers
12 To the 001nl
13 Ha.tr net
18 was obt'9@d
23 Unit\'
25 Con room
26 Sp11ts
27 Grat~
2 8 J apa.nese
1$11'\Qll.SS
29 Tal'lkers
30 Applauds
3 t S.C.rament
33 Bo>.
3~ S prMd
36 QoNn blrd
38 4ban00n
311 Ck>M 10 ttie
amusing end plays ......... -
Dcd arer cxn ed v.tth a ,tub anc!
\\ ~t v.as forced tO rutf and lead
a11.a\ from his ~pade honori.. De-
' larer "on the Jae I.. and eAJled 11>1th a
d ub. and agam \\est ould do oo
more than n.ff an,j t>ndpta\ h1m~lf
Do"n 10 on!~ the ace-queen of
trumps. he ~·a5 forced 10 surrender
tht' game-going tnck to dcclarer·s
l in$ West could ~ore onh thrtt
crumr tr11~ ... \
"'EVIOUI PUZZLE SOl V£D
l()W'9t h mt I
4 1 l lW pe<S.Or
•2 Big t\ouM « -oft drtve
•5 Str<>'c ..
•6 Rigtlf-hand
page
•: -Frame
•8 Qi eQVlnell
50 Impale
., Sfrii.~
S-3 :hurcl"I pan
'-4 Residents
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!>!-"1a ll-SCOt9$
58 E'11nc1 blfd
511 E-.1!
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by Bii Keane
"Show us the page you met Daddy on ."
llARllADUKE by Brad Anderson
"Marmaduke does that to saJesmen ... makes
their minds go blank. But your sales talk will
come baci< at the next house."
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Momenta lat,r, Chief Koala Is writhing In pain,
and Coach L.:etterman's mission to Introduce
baseball to the Bodanga tribe ends In tragedy.
DENNIS THE MENACE
by Hank Ketcham
WHAT ARE. Tfot& COOKIE. "
CR~ lXJI~ IH YOOR BED?
''I:,~~ I ~ r:~ I IJ:;/'
r HEAK. I oJT TRADED
BACK, C~AALES, SO I JUST
WA~TED TO SAY 600DB'l'E ..
I 6UE55 I WASN T MUG~ HELP ! I NEVER EVEN
MADE A FREE
THROW ..
TUMBLEWEEDS
HI ~ERE. SWu"5!
'l lZ ME 1 ··n1~ NEW,
MOF{f: AOORE551VE
L.rMPIV' l..IZ~i;J!
DRABBLE
aoes1&aoea
TO '(OUR 8A5EBALL TEAM .. I ~
DIDN'T SCORE A SINGLE 60AL.. ,. ~
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OH, THAT'!:> OUR C.0FF££.
OUR TEA TASTES lit\£ TRAN5Ml?~ION H VID
by Tom K. Ryan
MOV'es1Y ~s ME: FROM
Ftnrrn ~ ot.tr1J..1e SSOXSR $HO~ tJN~R M f'freELHt'.:LOUf ! v
by Pat Brady
by Berke Breathed
PICI< ~-
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GAMIN AND PATCHES by Addison
3 -IS
JUDGE PARKER
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YOU CAN OJME
UP NOW. GAMI~.
I M ISSED )OU .
by Lynn Johnston
~S Wf'<lNG? l'M ONL\f GIVING HERTHE eea=rra:~ ~t=Nc.E!
by Jeff MacNelly
by Harold Le Doux
~-~~._......~~~~~~~~~~~ I I WISH YOU'D LET ME 6<?t M ISTER ... BEFORE 'w~ DO SOMETH ING WE'LL B OTH REGRET'
DOONESBURY
HtY. 6CXXJ 6aN' ON THE
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DID YOU HEAR THAT, STAN ? THIS
JOKER'S GOT A REAL SENSE OF HUM OR! HE'S AFRAID HE'LL 00
SOM ETHIN' I 'LL REGRET '
by Garry Trudeau
HIST 11£ tASft.R. TD ~A
®NP IF )QI~ UP
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Finally,a
penny will
buy something
Score o ne for consumers.
la'>t week. the state Pubhc Ut1hltes C'omm1ss1on slashed
the cha_rge to block fee-per-call services from S2 to a penny.
and 00ic1als said even the penny charge would be dropped 1f state law allowed 1t
Telephone companies had been cha~ng S2 to people
who wanted to prevent calls to services hke "dial-a-porn"
from their phones. but the fee resulted in howl s of protests from customers
Fee-per-calls are a rela tive!}' new. and sometimes
irritating. aspen ufthe intormation explosion The~ also have
been a pain in lhl' Lustomer ser vice depanment and a smudge
on the: pubhl image of telepho ne companies
Thl' v.a~ the calls "-Ork is sj m ple. If }'ou "ant in formation
or the sc:n H:t.' uffered. JUSt dial the 976 number and the fl'e 1s
automauca ll> tacked onto )Our telephone bill.
Tht're·s a !.Ports li ne. horse racing results. a pan' line tor
people "-ho JUSt v.ant to talk -the hst goes on. ·
Then there·-. the "dial-a-porn" or ''d1n~-Joke" lines
The'ie sen ices ha\l' att racted customers both \oung and old
and resulted in " hopping telt>phone bills for some unsuspect-
ing parents and emplmers
Former Orangt.' ( ount~ upen ISOr Bruct !'lestande once
had an intern-aide v.ho ran up a health\ '"dial-a-porn·· bill on
a coun t\ phone .\bout I 00 such calls V.ere made at a cost of alm~s~ $JOO The a1~e ~a ter paid the bill. and the count~ paid
a SJ _ -0 one-time lee tor installation of special equipment to block -,uch call'i
Telephone rnmpan1es have taken a lot of heat oH~r 1r'6
calls So mu1. h heJt that the~ launched ad' en 1S1ng and public
1_nfo rma11un 1.am pa1gns to alert unsuspecungcustomers that a
fee 1 at1.i 1.h1:J to the l alls Companies that offer the sen ices
"ere al-,o prl''>'iur1.·J into "orking the fee into ads for their sen ices
Telephone companies also offered to rearrange some
v.1 res and blod .. '>U1. h ealls for a $ 2 fee
f he kl' LJu\1.•J 'iO man\ customer protests that otlic1als at
Paci lie Bt.'ll sa1<l enough 1.s enough and asked the Pl '\ to
reduce the $2 le1.' Paulic Bell officials told the comm1ss1oners
that their request" J\ made 1n response to public protests Th~
rnm m1ss1llnl·r~ agrl't'd and the $2 fee 1s no"' h1ston
R1.·duung thl· lt.'e to block fee-pe r-call ~n ices doesn't
guarantc1.· thJt teen-;..igas. 1.-hlldren or e mplo,ees "on't mal>.e
such lalb But It Jues remO\ e the penalt·, once paid b'
customer-," hu d1Jn'1 "ant the calls or bills for 476 calls tha·t
"t.'re maJL· trum 1h1.·ir phones.
Alcoholism firings
l ' D1'itnct Judge Eli zabeth Ko,·ache"ICh ruled
recentl~ 1n Tampa. Fla . that the National Manne F1shenes
Sen 1ee\ ti ring of Jn Jlcohohc "ho missed 14 months of work
m a thn.·c:-~1.·Jr pcno<l 1.onst1tuted unlawful d1scnmmat1o n
because the em plo~1.·e .... as legal!) cn ppled b~ alcohol
Ko\Jlhe' 1Lh's ruling "'as based on a law that requires
federal agenues to "make reasonable accommodations .. for
handtLappel.I ''t1rkers. 1nclud1ng alcoholics and drug addicts.
T hat la"' 1,l·ems pan ofa trend. one that the l'.S. upreme
Court "ill lunun<11t:h ha' e an opportuntt) to stop 1h1s
summer " h1.·n 11 ruk'i on another case That case in' oh est\\ o
\eterans "ho 1. la1m that akoholism pre,ented them from
taking lull aJ, jnt.ig1.· ut \'eta ans .\dminmrauon education
benefi ts d unn~ th1.· 111-~e.ir limit follo"1ng their m1lita~
discharge:~
There 1'1 J h1g J1!1erenLl' bct"een people "llh incurable
med11.al problem'> JnJ Pl'Opk "ho choose not to fight their
thirst fur alt.ohul
But legalh dl'lining allllhohsm .i1.. J disease "ould set a
dangerous pre1.i:J1.·n1 that 1. on1.e1' ab!~ could lead to the
decnminal11Jt11.rn u l J runlen Jn, ing 1or male ll a
prosccutJbk 1.•lknse lur social dnnl ers onh) This trend
could e\en 'lp.rnn the birth of the akohohc de(ense. b' \\h1ch
those who lJn blame their addh. t1on for their transgress1om
coul d cSlapc pun1,hment
There niml· l Pl-lint JI "hllh the leg.al s~stem must
assume that adult~ are rt·<ipons 1bk lor their beh a' 1or. and that
line must be dra\\ n JI 1.'\1.t''i\l\l' Jnn!l.ing
Los Angeles Dai ly ."+ie•u
Peace mission
Secretaf\ o l \tJte t 1l'orgl' -hulu accompli shed tv.o
thing on (ht'll ~·Ju: m1')'llt.ln to -)na and Jordan. He spent
some of the W\pJ)ers· ml'ne~ .\nd he spent some of the
ta\pa)crs· monc'
The truth 1s that the Pakst1nians.. though the) ~ faJhng
to Israeli gun lire at tht' rate uft\\O or three a da) in occupied
towns. Sl'<' no reaS-On to gl\e up their pos1 t1on at this time
What the r~enl ~1rm1 'ihe tu' e done 1s pubhc1ze the
pliJht of the Palesuni an refugees. :i s1tuat1o n that had t \lsted
for so tong that e'en 1erron tacts railed to make It btg ncv.s
What the L' proposal "ould do is move the bmcr
dispute of Palesu n1ans and Israel to the bargaaning tabk uch
a mo'c -Aould defuse the e,pfos1H· satuat1on 1n the occupied
tcrriton es. and end th e oottk tha t has bttn costl) 1n ttrms of
Palestm 1an 11 H~S but a boon pohttcall>. If the United tatcs or an) other part) 1s going to bnng
peace to this troubled land. 1t v.111 ~e mo~ than 'a&uc
pro mists of negot1at1on Without the ingredients for a ~al comprom 1~. peare en'o)s might as v..ellJUSt sta)' ho~
.tl•nial S8U.I, ff~. •w
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• Otange Coast DAILY PILOT /Tuesday, Marcl'l 13 1988 * A l1
.. Bush and Dukak lsar edem on stra tlngt h at what ·s been true In
Californ ia is becom tngt rue on t he national scene. Bl and Is beau tif ul.
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California's preference for
dull politicians takes hold
-\CR.\M E~TO -Just ""ht'n
some O~r\Cr\ ""t'rc thtnl..mg that
Florida had rcplaud California as the
na11on's ~t \o\tndo"" on the luturc
along comt'S Rcpu bhran \ice Pr~1-
dcn1 Geo~ Bush a nd \tassachusc11s
C..o' \t1chael Dukalm to md1catt'
that the G olden State conunucs 10 bt'
the most rchabk nat1onaJ be-II"" ether
Ea h 1s the front-runner for the
ma,or pan~ prt's1dc n11al nom ina11on\
1h1s summer. and the prospects that
the 1""0 ma' f.i .. e each other in the fall
t•!t', 11on al read~ boggJt'S tht' minds ut
pol1111..il anahsts It S«ms as 1f the'
1.an·1 undcr\1and ho"" '>uch t a:-l-
d1J.11cs ap~al 10 the elenoratc in the
t'r.i of 1ck\1s100 poli11cs "'ht'n .. an·
..t1J.itt"s are suppo~d to ha' t g.lam-
.,1ur
·11·s hard to Stt an agress1'c:
J, nam1, a bou1 the 'Kt' prt'S1dent ..
rt•mart..ed ..:onscr' au' c anahst "'-t•' 1n
Ph ti hp'> to the\\ a ll tr~t Jo·uma1 ast
""l.'d 'Thert'·, nothing that's tcr·
riltt .11 1' aff1rm at 1\e or
.. haram1sma11c 1 'e\I tht'rt''s
n 1th1ng 't'f' affirmati'c 'r ,har·
l\m.111 .. .il:lout 1 Dul alt<>J c11hcr ·
\\hat Ph1 1l1ps and o thers forut ,
h.,1"" ""<'II thl1~ J..1nds oi poht1C1Jn>
h.ne tx-t-n fanng 1n Ca lifornia elev
t"'n\ H'('enth \\ ha1 ~lls hen-"''"'
art· ,anJa.latt"s ""ho arc:' hard--.orl1ng.
t'JrTIC'>t -anJ e\,ruc1a11ngJ~ dull
Bu'>h a nd Du~.1~1s arc:' dt'ml1n~tr:u
ing that "'hat's bttn true in Cahfom 1a
is b«ommg true o n the ~t1onal
SCt•nt" Bland 1s beautiful
'o th1ng bt'nt'r s~mbohzed (ah-
forn1a·., mo"e .1"'3' from flash and
gliuer tl\an GNrge Deukme11an"~
su<.1.t"Ss1on of Je~ Bro,. n a ~l" ·
t'mor 1n I " .l 't et ~u~mt'11an·.,
SUHi.'.'>\ has ~en unh pan of a nalt'
trend C on\1Jcr ""ho repre-sents tht'
St.lit' 1n the l Senate n""" -a hard-
-.orl ing. "'onh' but remdrlabl~ un-
t'\l lltng duo Demotrat .\Ian
( ranston and Rt'pubhcan P<'le
\\ 1lsun
Cons1dt"r too. "'ho tht' ~mcxrat\
a1mos1 .. eruanh "'111 nominate this
June to oppu~ \\ al~n -anoih •
nale and unt'\t tllng man L1 C1t .
Leu \h<. anh' The r('('entl' fa1kd
etTon b' tdt'' ;.,100 commt'ntator B
Prt"ss tn \o\fe\t thl' Demo<.rat1, '<OJ·
tor1al nnm1nat1on a"'a' 1r11m
\\,( anh~ rnt"als tht' danger ,,
unJernllmJ lln~ "'hat .i prc!l'tum •tit:'
SI.lit'.\ "'tt:'r\ , urn:ntf\ pu1 tin J 1.: •.
nc.'\)
Poor Pre'>'> learn~ tht' "'rur.g
lesson'• • tlodJ" ' .... urld ul ( ahturr> ..s
pohll<.\ "'rer ht' ..ef'ed 1n Jem
Bro"'n·, ..so..lniin1str..stton He dt·m1.•'1-
StrJ1t-d th ., to' prt"'\4'11t ng t-msc-lr to
Dem,,rJ11, ''11.'r'> dS a m )ft' glam·
o rous J1te•na•~,e lo \l,( anh' I I"·
<,('ns1 t. \ e to ""lia 1 ( a ll• ·n1an s n "'
loo~ for ., ,and1..t.11es Prt'~s pla,t'd
1r:t \t,( J'1h' .. hand tt~ publicl~
dt'nJing h m fur he1ng no less dull
than \\ 1l~·n \t .. c .inh' ·s st.anding
prl"'ffi PI ' "'ent ur n tht' polls of
1Xmo...r;111, ' 1er\
Then Prr,., rrJJt• ,...lilt"~ t''t"n
'-'l r.e •or h1m'K"lt ti' enh<.t1ng the hdp
of Jnotht'r lurmc:r ew .... n aide -
lie"' \\ ( fOC'f <.Int" Of lhe l3ClOIUmS JO
..:hargc: 1•1 gltt1 -1n "'hat Pttss
thvugr1 .-ha1 "'vulJ l'C a Spc'\taC'ular
p ubl1, 11\ "'ur t.i.I H·l'l'adt' for tht"
ml'J1J 'ltJll' •I l al11,1rn1J Press and
\\ ana tr3\ekd 111 ' l aragua "'ht"r<'
the sc-nato n at ~.ind1JJtl.' \u1.n·\~1 ... 1 \
ncgot1a1cJ for the rekaS<.' ,11 ar
.\m('n~an held pn~ncr ~' lht' "l.lnJ-
tn1 st.is 1_1n ~1.1\p11.1on t•I ha' 1 n~ hd ~·,:
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h ""a!> rl"'all' QUiit' an au.:t'mr 'n-
m. "'It 1hat l'n ... c: "ould ha' e ~t·n grt"at
tt-.•T here: Bui 1oda' \ l a• 1ormam
"'t·•:n·1 1mrrt'\)CJ o,· thc: ):..int .\Iler
\l,l anh' .11m~-d (unht"r n poll!>,•
DI:"''' rat , 'vh:~ P•e-\s iinalh 'l.
a li t C'd that g'a m1. uf anJ g.11t1 don · 't
MARTY
SMITH
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blandne\!> Th.n "'eing th<' ,3-,e nc'
probabl~ •he: 11ughcst l.pponen1 lh<'
C:Xmouat\ 1.ould put ur aµin\I
~u~me.1 J'i
~ nat "" II t IJ~<' l' ·e• t'''t t'H'
tr1.'1J ' •nc:.,.J• :->t'r;>nJ,••ng thJ'
~unt 0n :t ll', •li..sn '"''"' Br'" r
h1m'<.'lt He ~n t•d '""' ll rm' a,
gen t•rnor afle~ < '1l" :rm .l' '>C'tTl"l3f'
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f)t-rnocra11l pre<, Je"ttal nt•m.r:J11 .. 1
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\larua 'mllb 1s a ~'nd1cattd
rolama1s1 1a Sacramt'oto
Family, friends prepare
for hostage's anniversary
Time has not eased the pa in. weig ht
of not kno\ving if (\P reporter is a Ii ve
By JO~ATHA.'i WOL\I . .\."\
\\ .\ Hl:'\GTC" I .\P l -Th('
re igning dr.ama of Io.) (J "'J ~ not so
m uch the Cancr-Reapn .. ampa1gn
but the 1nt<nn11uMe hosu,t" ,-ns1s m
Tehran ~ t\o\O bt'nmC" 1nt<'ft\o\1ncd
a nd as Jamm) Canu P't' up his
prcst<kn<). 5! ..\~cans -.~~ bC'1ng
ITtumC'd 10 Frttdom
.. T~ pam ·\ it.'11< the \o\t1ghf
liftt"d -· Doroth<.t \l.,,rTtield n ulled
u her hu.sbanJ end~·d ~ da'~ 1i
nc r' e·"" rad.mg ,.ip11' 1t'
··\\< can aJI d nnl. 10 this one ·
R,1nald Reagan \.l1J
( ul to I ~ \001hcr prt'S1J cn&1al
c-ampa•an rs an htgh gear oanJ a nt'W. k"l
o( "mencans 1s h('ld .:~pu' <' in the
M 1Jdle EuL Thls llmC' around. the
host.en ~ bo\ind and blllld fokkd
far from &h(' polltil-.1 hmt'lafhl th<'
hop( IS lha1 ~Ufll\ •Ill J1m1ni~
th<lr "oaliK
For T <'m "ndcnon. 1oda~ m arts
thrtt full \t'oan as hosUlle-It has bttn
I oqs da} s "'~ .\ ncknon. mum1n1
from a cennis p mc. •ti sbo"""ed at
1unpomt into a •J1tanacar
c\nJtrwn is an old fncnd. )0\11
~ ~-nc,t-1.ioof off to tee tht-
•orlJ 10· a ~n ors
~h roa1 Ht' has an ~' \&bk aakn1
for find1"1 the "\X) and ltll1 11
w-a Sln. •hc\ha an Oetr'Ott Of' Johan-
nNburs or ktN t
V. <' spta1 our ~Lad da' -1.0lttbtt an
P'' Dntott bureau he iued tht uatr
broadctil •llT and ll\ed OUI &o-"'&Rb
-'n n ,. 1th hi\ Camt~ i.ad a
•oadnful ~ )jlc\11 n ~ J~
~ •• f rom \t"h n. hc ~
r" 1ehK"f \hdJlt ust C'OfTtspoadnu
\
t'i' "'3' tlf t Jr' an JJpan anJ ""
\iri .. a
In I" .i \n\krsoo ;ind I hall 1 ....
m \\ ash1ngwn and ht' ..:augh1 me :
on the d.inge-r\ and wt1sfa 11'" t
rt"portlng tht' .. vmpk' \to n 1.1f l ('!'!,
non I told him Wt' l-all('\) 11 "'.1 ...
omld~non .. u 1f 11 •crT <'n\ It ~!o
w.Old H e lalJ&hC'd
· '-o• he 1, a po1n t~I lht' ...
1.lrnlt'N01.ln tlon long<'\! ht ~
~lme tv.o J ,uen \\ <' tt'rnC'I"\ ~ '" ..
in 1ht' sad .. 1, .,,f Ek1ru1
I \o\U OUt pnu ng "'ashing ma .. h •· •
on Saturd.1) \lu ch I ci I~ ~ "' .. , r
l"3J10 n<'"A'\USl said an .\me-.. J
r<port« had bttn k1dnawc-d -
lkm.11 I fi gul"C'd 1t m1r.ht tic fr
\ndcnon aoJ II WU
I ftaumi ~ m agh& bC' trt't' "'
'londa' and he "'asn·a
Wha v.ould ha\t' tho ught .i '' •
""ould ao b) or 1•0 . k-1 alo nt' thrtt
That his bab~ •ouaJ be ~1m a nd tic
•ouJdn't kno"' .. ~ "''OUld tum
lam lo -.-al learn 10 aalk anJ h.·
•'OUJdn't ho• Lan "'°"' <.h<'
11.lflWd 2. 1$ ~ a 1cmblit ? .. h \hC'
a11ns ha \qpt'\&~ .. HC" •'"'ulJn't
koo-a
Tbr .-nh1'fll mact\1 nt' I : hf'("('
)tan old and \~n ·~ ~1111 1hr
pt .>pm> ofSh u 1 e l id na Pi'('f\ ..: urn n-
C') an a ~mcaJ Ofdell th.u h.t.,
kalkd t•o -\mcncan hoslllt' ~nJ
tbra1tftS tbt rema1nntt t•fht T t'm
Wuit. •ho ftCIOC&a&ed t11T~~h for
all the "~ ~Ull" no,,. ~art"\
lbnr fate
In Mardi I •'C mar\C"d 1ht ti ' ~uon "'na\TJW I') '"a 1.h1o11,t van. "'<nlK It ... ~ an '~
ANALYSIS
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"'J' ..ist .lf, -.nJ the ,, .. ~n R.irt •
JJ J ht"t.lgt• tx·1.T ht' t1 '' • '1n~ .,., t
iX·J hl "".i., "'" J .,E -..r
t"•~ Ja,~-..·n "h 'k.n1.·" \ndc ,,
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tra• , n and mvrT
T 'lc:r<' ha' t" t-<'c:n '>t' r; .in' :1m•·'
..... I "'3\ lnghll.'nl•J lh1.· • •uld ,
~m.-thing IL lhC'm.. -\·1Jn, ~'
,,,,. Pc-u~ 'I.I' <wud • ·~1 "'
\ "lll n,an lht'n in 1..tptl' 1t\ \n, 1h1.
.. utzc rt'lat '<' \u<' Fran'<'"'-I> .,
..... J ·1 m ,on .1-.1 ... ma11 .. r h111-1.h
~ ... t 'lli." t'tut "'t' madt' 11 1i,r,1u._:-r:
"l,"'ltda'' •·
H<'I brutht'r i{e' la"' fl n.-
\IJn1n knH' w."1uld ~ rt'lC'aM"1.1 n
. ~Stl hut for l'lht'rs. morr h0liJa"
... 'uld p.a~' and mm't' \m('n1.an'
', u ,J t'C t.i~t·n
The -..c'\.ond .\ndt·~n ann1,er...af'
"'J' mar\.t'J at .I ~llOJ 1.hurd1 Uf'
IMh trttl fr1.lm th(' \\ h1tc lhlUS('
fhC' lran-(\lntra l•lf' """'out a nJ 11
'4,U d t"ar that the ho ta '"~ "'l"rt 11.l"' r.a"'M 1n .i multi-le'<' "arm\·hlr·
hl)Sl • "tntngu(' Opt1m 1sm" "•lt \4l
\l)u ..:'-1ul..t no& , ... -c
Tlw-third .\~n 1nnt'C'~" 1-.
up.in u.; .,·nJ \\ ('Jfl(1(b, ""<' pthN 10
.1 third .. hur .. h thu. um<' for a
,anJkh&ht .ind L'h '< bnn,h l<'f
.-m..,n~ 1n CirorJt'tO"" o The p.a1n not ''l'K' T~ "At'tahL no& hf\C'd '\l onr l no•s ho" "ndienon ""111
ma tht" dA\ He "'H las1 heard tmm
1na "'drota~onlhnstmuE"c da'
I 01: .,_.,. ...... ,.,.. ,J AP'• a uJ1u •1
hrTH rtitf UI tfad..,t• D C
Ma.rtto Sm.I
Coh:unnt.t
LE TTERS '
Hoag staff
I u 1ht· E J11111
I "'J ' r1.·1.1. rt!' dl'>.1ppo111tn.l to hear
thJI ml'!' 1.11 heJlth \4.·r' itc'> ,11 Hoag
H11!.p11al Yo uuld n1.1 long<'r ht· a'a11-
d0k 11 ., un1.kr\tandahlt" at umes "'h' lhl'~ hilO~t:' Mt' !ll'l.'t"'>\arJ
Hu \o\C\l'f I "JOI to e \prt"SS \Oml
1h1n@.t"l\4. Thtpcopkthatha,ema
lht· ~uJlll' 111\Jfl Jnd undt'r!>tand1n .
Jt·'ll n l' ~' c11 honor .ind grat11u
P1..sl I~ diflitult h) {lUI 11"l \o\l\fd\
I hd\ high f''>Pt'•' tor H llJ!1
\kmonal HMp ta I ..irl"' "'nt n~ n
t ·~· t, 1o.1lu1c ..snd ('\pre-..s gre.11
1pprn 1Jt1ur fur .:1 tt'JrT' uf people: .it
Hu.ig ""ho ha'c s.er'ed the com
n u•111\ lht' ho~p1tal and and1' 1dual~
in J h1ghl~ lOmmcndabk and r rc:t 101.1, •\ ... ,
Th1!.1'>Jl1mt •llh,rngc: Eco nom11.,
Jl1J 1rg.in1la11 l'> and peu pk ha\l' to
aJap• , d mo.,. I .r .... ard Thert' dr<'
grt·..si 1kmand-. •1 lOuragt' and
':ltrl'0@.11 •t·4utrl.'d T t.t!.t drc llmt'
>\htn \t·nJt•r lt"d1ri.:' •t "unh. k•tt
..s'1J 11'>1-bc'l om .. · n, ll'mt•n1 anJ
· ..illl'n~e Health 1.wr\ J' d lhc f>C'OPll'
.-h •rr•"tJl·11are 1• 'lit rnid.,tolth ~
The .... JH ''w k · ..! • pt't'pk· that
Jrl '~dkd ..1•11.l .. ''•'v .-•th thr a~tllt\
11. Ix 11o1th Jndt~Ht'll1rpe1)pft'v.hoc1rc:
lallng JO C:O\OltflnJl llf f'~\ChOl<>gtCill'
trt'>I'> or tllne'\'\ .J,r . arl abk w ~ring
pt·rspn ti\ e .inJ .1r Jeron,rnd1ng. 1 1
wmt 11 •ht' hcd 1 rr 11. t''>' .... d
ac1.cpt..sntt• ol lilt \1 '' ' U'> d11r t
ha\ c tt-c ~UI ') t1.• th . ~ .;1tx')ut . ht'~
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ToDlY IN HISTORY
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J11nald c arc'""' t urmcr astro~u
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fl ht 1n \mtl'lll to trnl an) 01
min 101«1nth. ror toltta.ntt li
as umpt1on ol su~nonl).-,
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Laauna Halls, as a mtmber of the Squadron an Portupl. rank ofstaff se,..eant an the Air Force. of Kurt Peterson and stepte>n of Valley Hiah Sc&ool. ;;hto[ ·~ ~t t ke A~ vaataon
325tb tnfantry Rqjment of Fort Army Nation:! o:.rd Pvt Brtu J lsel, a 1979 uaduatc of Newport Sandra Peterson ofSan Clemente, has • • • oo in ort • ~ .'·
Brqa. ~.C., participati~ in the f>aueMker f Fred Pa · bU · Harbor. Hiah Sc~ool, is a precision arriv~ fo!duty with the 304th Sjpal Airman ht Class leelt W. Hlllf. Pvt w .... L N.......,, son of
muftinauonal peacckeepana forte nd ' 5?0: Pa n:k 'r measunna equipment laboratory Battahon 1n South Korea. Petenon, a IOD of Warm Jeseop of Newpott William and Patricia Niendorf of
an.d. oblcrvm. as the pnmary l:J.S: ~rvi~!e'::: c~m i:t':s t.'!k trai:l 0 s~ialist with the 443rd Avioni~ 1980 arad.uate of San .Clemente Hiah Beach and Mary Jane Jeaop of Lo"I Huntinaton Beach, bas comple~
m1h.tary ~nunaent ~n the Sma1 at Fon Dix N .J fie isa 198S lfldua':! Maintenance Squadron at Altus Air Sch~l •. as a mult1cbanncl com-Beach, has completed the air traffic traininc at the Marine Corps Recrun
Peninsula an Israel. Re1nh~ld, a 1~83 ofWoodbri,..:... ·HWi School. Force Base, Ok~ .• • municattons system operator. control radar specialist course at Depot 10 San Die&~. He. is a 1986 gradual~ of L:a&una ~1~11 High . ~" • r• M · . La C I J ... D W~lt· Keesler Air Force Bue, Miss. He is a araduate of Ocean "View H1ah School. School, as a medical spcc1ahst. Air For~ Sgt. Wa.rrn J. Abell, son anne .n~ pi. . . f. . • • • 1979 araduate of Corona del Mar • • •
• • • of Emerson and Manha Abell of Seal 1a&.sonofW1ll,1~m Wh1t1!'10 lrvu:ie. lance Cpl. s .... J.Gellet .. ,son of High School. Army Pvt. Seen H. DvU.C. son of
Mania. A. ~. son of Larry Beach has arrived for dut with lhe recen.tly ~rt1c1pa~ m .exerc!se Helen Dou&lass of Fountain Valley, • • • Marianne Coray of Irvine, bas ar-
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airman m the Au Fortt. Czarnesk1 11 1 · 1 · Cam Le eunc N.C. formance while stationed at the the silver wi of an Army a~tor Ourlina is an indirect-fire infan·
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son of Paul and Ao Mitchell of
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aradulte of Marina H1ah School. ••• Cpl. R•rt R. 8*mer, son of
Robert Bodemer of Huntin1to n
Beach, has received a letter of
appreciation 1n recognition of his
outstanding performance while sta-
tioned with the 2nd Marine Aircraft
Wmgat tht' Marine Co~ Air Statton
New Ri ver 1n Jacksonville. N.C. • • • Staff Sat. Mark L Walker, son of
Ma&da Wanner of San Qemente, has
graduated from the Air Force non-
commissioned officer leadership
school. Walker, a 1981 graduate of
San Clemente High School. is an
explosive ordnan~ disposal 1ech·
nician with the 2701st Explosi ve
Ordanance Disposal Squadron at Hill
Air Force Base. Utah . • • • Navy Airman Marti W. M•te, son
of Charles and Sally MutoofNewport
Beach. has graduated from the Air
Traffic Controller School at the-Naval
Air Technical Training Center in
Millington. Tenn. He is a 1985
1faduate of Costa Mesa High School. ••• Senior Airman Stacy F. Tayler,
daughter of SaJI} laylor of Hunt-
ington Beach. has been named air-
man of the quarter in the I 94Sth
Communications G roup an West
Germany. She 1s a 1984 graduate of
Edison High School. • • • Lance Cpl. CUrla L. N•le, son of
Sharon Courtney of Huntinaton
Beach, recently ~icpated in ex-
ercise Spanish Ph1blex with the 22nd
Marine Amphibious Uni t in Camp
Lejeune, N.C. He is a 1985 araduale
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Greaory N•tl, son of Mary Nutt of
Huntinaton Beach. has been awarded
the Good Conduct Medal at Beale Air
For« Base. Calif. Nutt is a scrvidcs
specialist wlth the 9th Services
Squadron. • •• Army Na11onal Guard Pfc. Jeffrey
R. Tay ... r, son of Norma Taylor of
Hununaton Beach. has completed
basic training at Fort Dix. N.J. • • • Pfc. Rolilert L. Meaical, son of John
and Delta McNamara of Huntinaton
Beach. has completed his trainina the
Marine Corps Recruit Depot in San
Oiqo. • •• Pfc. J~ J. &anru, son of
Henry and Mary K.arwan of Fount.am
Valley. has pduated from the Air
Force television equipment repair
course at Lowry Air Force Ba.sc, Colo.
I He is a I 98S araduate of La Quanta
Hiah School in Westminster . • • • Pfc. a.erae W. A.._1, son of
Patncia Adams ofHuntinaton Beach,
has completed advanced individual
trainina at the Army Armor Center in
Fort Knox. Ky. He IS a 1987 araduate
of UCI. • • • Fireman Recruit Seu M. Deeepa,
son of Robert and Diane Donqan of
Huntinaton Beach. recently reported
for duty. aboard the replenishment
oiler USS Roanoke. home ported in
Lona Beach. • • • Spec. 4 Ralf' M. J~ son of
Klaus and Undine Jacobs of Hunt·
injtOn Beach, has been decorated
with the Army Achievement Medal
in West Germany. Jacobs, a 191S
paduate of Edison Hi&h School, is a
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• Hiah School in Westminster. • • • Air Fort Capt . ...,. A. .......
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ramble,
115-105
Two-game losing
streak ts history. -
LA is now 50-12
ING LEWOOD (AP) -Byron
Scon scored 21 points and Mychal
T homPSQn added I 0 of his 16 J><?ints
in the founh quaner Monday mght as
the Los Angeles lakers sna~ a tw~pme fosina Streak With I
11 S-IOS victory over the New Jersey
Nets.
The victory was the Lakcrs' 50th of
the season. marking the ninth straight
year they have reached that figure and
increasina the league's best record to
5~1 2.
The lead chan&cd hands 16 times in
the first halfbeforc the takers opened
up an 83-70 bulac with 2:42 left in the
ttlird quan cr on A.C. Green's slam
dunk off a fast break. The basket
capped a 25-11 run hi&hlighted by
seven of Kareem Abduf-Jabbar's 18
points. The Nets. who have lost I 0
straight pmcs at The Forum. man-
aacd only 16 points in the period.
Thompson scored six points in the
first 4: 15 of the founh quan cr to help
the takers stretch a 12-point lead to
98-79. their bigcst of the game. The
Nets responded with an 11-4 run that
cut the margin to 12 poi nts with 3:48
to play.
Otis Birdsong scored 12 of his 25
points in the first quancr. four of
them during an 11 ·2 run that put the
Nets ahead by as many as eight points
1n the final minute of the period. But
Scon helped the takers cut the deficit
to a point by halftime Wlth 10 points
and four assists 1n the second quaner.
T he takers again played without
_, Maaic Johnson. who missed his
second complete game wtth a groin
in1ury. But Michael Cooper reltlrned
to the lineup after missing 12 games
wnh a sprained left ankle.
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar 1oee ap·t or a buket
ln Luera' 115-105 NBA Ylct ory o-.er New
TUESDAY. MARCH 15, 1988
Ex-Ant•t•r hold• key to Arlzou,a hopea In NCAA. 82.
Offlclela went South African runner Zola Budd out. 83. I • -
"'~· Jer.ey Mondal night at the Forum ln In ·
&Jewood. Neta Tlm McCormick loou on.
Oilers finally
prove human.
streak (9) over
J orda n 'Slate ra ll y
in nightcap ends
unbeat en s treak
By ROGER CARLSO" °' ......... ._
LO~G BE.lo\( H -Hun11ngtu11
Beach High ba~ball coach "1 1lr.e
Dodd nl'v. 11 wuldn't go on forc,er
Oh 11 '> nut Ii e he v.antC'd 10 I~
but lets ialC.· 11 a/mos1 no~' gVC'!>
unbeaten 10 ba~ball
His Oilers made .i good run a1 it
hov.e\l'r \tnk.1ng lor thei r ninth
straight '1.:to11 \tonda} aflemoon at
Blair F1dd v.ith a b--l "1ctor. o'er
Long Beal h Jordan but In the
n1ghll.ap Jordan rallied 1o1.11h 1v.o
runs 1n the botto m of the ~'c.-n1r t1..
pull out a 6-S v.1n
That mapped the Oilers ~-, b.id.
tu rt"Jht: after starling off un v.na1
mu;t be the best nan in the "'hvv \
h1stun
··1t ~ms like 9 OIJOgAme<, 1n .J : .... o.
d.i.: f)('noo:· ~1d tht' v.ear. [).idd
.. But v.e·rc pla~ing all ot our nun-
ltague games before league ·
His Ollt'rs o~n up un!>('t League
pla ~ Saturda: hosting "~tm 1n\·c·
at Ip m w the: ha 'e a rev. da'; u1i-
to mend w me v.ound\
It v.un't be enough 11 me hu"'t:'l"'
to get standouts l:\n an "1eni Jn.!
Chris Bov.en bal~ each 1s 1ut
1nddin1teh v.11 h a d1sh..K.Jted
shoulder arid pneumun1o1 res~ll"t'·
h
· T he Oilers. entenng 1o1.1th '-u :
~·redent1ais in Orange Coun t" tollov.-
ing their 1mpreUI\ e run through the
rc1.ent Loara In' nauondl g;ne ngh l-
handed ~nior < had Phillips \Ome
Mike Dodd
r iom tu plJ " v.1th 1n tne •1 rst game
.. th a fui.r-rur ftllh .JnJ Ph ··~ r·:sponded ._, guing •he J1st.sn ... e
s:r111.ing ui.· nine .rn..! ,.aH.ing 1ust
t ~u
..He v.a!> unl' p1t1.h a"".J' •rum a nv
h111cr .lg;l tMI ..\rling1un·R 'ers1J('
s.t1d ht) ... oa1.h ·Thi~ umc ""l' put It
t 1ge1 her
Jerad l '*""horn and l h .. n1.I." ~nl"""
"'Jlt.c:J .Jr unJ Dum1n1 ... ..\1~nu'
-..ngk t 1u'*J :t:. 04~; r .lll' tillt
'>C'll ng up J ""' ··ur \1r.~\ .ip thc-
m1ddk "' T m \\ '"Tlb1sr a:ld .. tv.t ..
r~r Juu"1e "' Bra ... V. a li.e~
Ltr er (.J ... thurn go1a~-:'la1.ro)'
in tnc.-1j~: "'ttn a tla<o(' hll and in th~
!t .inti Br .tr \\ • g.t11 ~u~zed BrJd
\\J.t.lr hllmc: , g ,, Phi 1~ J :.
le.td
It .,.a~ -4-J thr ugh 1 .. ur r lh('
n1gh11.ap than.,_., t' .1 t..,. ...... ~un '>1ni k
..,, ( .1v.1h..irr 1r the th rd 'in ng. anJ
(~ eee Oll.ERS/83)
26 years ago: Ed Bowen vs. Lou Cvijanovich
Estancia•s Coast Chris tmas Cla ssic will
include Laguna, Santa Clara quintets
Ed Bov.en'sAn1stsearned a benh in
theCIF2·.\ pla)ofTs with two
sophomores and a Junior 1n the:
stan1nghneup
The other 1s one of the great
basketball programs 1n the Southern
Section -perennial:!-.\ pov.erSantJ
Clara. under the hand of, eteran Ll)U c\ IJanO\ 1ch.
ROGER
CuLso1
Hw' er and the hust E.ag.le'>
.\Isa ret urn mg. t usta Me\a
C:press. Los ..\lam1lllS noraand
Dana Hills
EJe,enolthe l"'cnmesearned( IF
pla~o~nh lh1~scason Thee'ct~
t11.rns Coronadel \tJ r Huntingtvr
&a ... h.Cust... \k<,a Dana H llsan..:
\f,ssion \·1e10
It won't be officially concl uded
un1tl Saturda:-when the state h1ah
school basketball champ1on$lu ps
have reached a conclusion in Oak·
land. but one item in prep basketball
which has been Ii nahzed is the founh
annual Coast Chnstmas Classic fil'ld
al Estancia High School in DC'ccmber
The 16-team lournam~nt has
already filled up, but that'sa prt'tty
easy thina lo do when you consider 14
of the 16 tcams which dueled less than
three months ago arc coming back
The only schools dcchmng lo
return were the two top seeds in the
third event. each sharing honors for
d1sappo1 nu ng showings.
Waves pepper
Anteater s. 11-5
Pcpperdine·s Scott Shockey went J
for 4 with a double. tnple and solo
home run to lead the Waves to an
11·5 non<onfcrcncc ba~ball victor)
over host UCI Monday.
Despite the loss the Anteaters
continue on their best stan since
198 1,havingwon IOofthcirlast 13 1n
a 17-12·1 stan .
ucrs w1nna n1 streak was cut at
five, but Marcus Robinson v.cnl J for
5 with a double and RBI. and Jeff.
Oberdank went 2 for S w1lh a lnplc
and RBI.
Obcrdank 1s now banana al a 439
clip and has surpassed his total h1ls of
last year (59 in 51 games) with his
60th in his 30th.
Also. senior John Sccburaer sinaJed
in in the fourth to extend his hittin&
suuk to a career·hiah 14 pmes. He is
32 for 61 durina that span.
The Anteatcn continue their
homcitand today at 2:30 apinst
Loyola-Marymount. then host Cal
Lutheran Wednesday at 3 and Azusa-
Pacific Thursday at 2:30.
Edgewood H1gh'\Tr0Jans v.crcthc
'i o I seed and ahhoush the) boasted
one of the top pla)'ers 1n John MoSt's
(he: ~ta tournament sconng record).
the: barcl> got past Costa Mesa
before be1 ng staggered by Long Beach
Jordan. Los .\lam11os and C'~ press.
finish 1 ng c1gh th
~ a~n. the No. 2 ~d. was sent
home v.11h three stunning losses and
h.is not bet·n heard from ag;l1n
.\II of v. h1ch opens up two spots and
rilling the" arancic:s are two v.h1ch
figure to makl' the tournament e"en
more attrae'tl\ c
First. there's Laguna Beach. 9>h1ch
1s another Orange ( oast area en10
Santa Clara beco mt.>s the fifth team
(v.1th Estancia.Costa ~ks.a. Laguna
Hillslnd Dana Hills) to lea"e the
Orange Holida~ Classic at ChapmJn
College and Join the Estancia formal
in the same post-Christmas ume sll11
The a in ts ha \C reached the 2-.\
semifinals the past t1A.O straight :ear<.
and (''I. IJanO'I. 1ch'scoach1ng feats
border on phenomenal
Hts football teams "'on CIF tttlc<i 1n
1963 and '65 and he has had a
phenomenal number of Cl F titles 1n
basketball -1A.1nn1ng ti\C ofs1\ from
PREP SPORTS
( v<i 1Ln.J 1n . -\, 1r, 1l ' 1"1.l'll .ic; tbree
nlt.Hl' 1n tht', <l I•·' i (J
ll 1!>vnl,1.1~inth.:t1nJI'> nthJ' ·
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.\m0ng th·e oth~r ru~s n t.,e
iourne' Estancia .1nJ L1gun.a H '
ha\C:dc:,elopcd a un14l.le n 'aln 1e\
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L;igunJ Hills J nd EstJn ... 1a l ual.'.h
T m 1) Brier 1s st11l ... 1.1unt1ng '"'' '1~ t•·rtC'> ,,, c:~ the Hav. k.'1 las1 ~J ... •
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Fraser suffers very shaky start
Mariners bang a w ay early . l ate:
Angels send 10 down to minors
TEMPE. o\nz. (.\Pl -..\balk b:y Bryan HarH"
scorl."'d Donell N 1~on with the &~ahead run in the bottom
of the SC\C'nth inning Monday as the Seattle Ma nners
defeated the Angels. 9-8 1n a Cactus Lngue itame.
The Manners. 6-4. rallied for fou1 • uns 1n inc St'Venth
ofT Jack Lazorko and HarYC) to overcome an 8-5 detic1t
Seattle lied the score at 8-all on Ken Phelps' run·
sconngdouble Nl\on ran for Phelps and went to third on
Patnck Lennon·s long tl)OUl.
.\fter M1ckc) Brantlt') "'alked. Harvc) replaced
Lazorko but before he threw his first pitch he \US called
for a balk. allowing N1~on to score.
Harold Re) nolds led off the ~venth inn ins "'I th a
v.alk. then ""ent 10 third on a sinaJe by Kt'n GnfTe) Jr .
"'ho ad..,anced to than! on Mike K1nacry's nin-sconng
single. <\lvin Davis scored GnfTcy with a sacnfice Oy and
Phelps then tied the game with his double.
The Angels !.Cored five runs in lhe fifth inning ofT
Seattle rehe"erChnt Zavaras to take a 7-5 lcad. and added
another run 1n the St"vcnth 1nnin1 off Jerry Recd.
Mark Ryal and Bob Boone each had tw~run doubles
an California's fi ve-run inninJ.
Manners reliever Juho Solano . .,.,ho hasn't aJk>,..'cd
an earned run in four oulmp this spnng 1n a btd lo earn a
spot 1:1 the bullP\."n rl·tirl·J thl' \ngl' 'an rJl·r lu p1,' ~r
the \a\l'
.\ngels stan1n~ r11,hn \\ 1 1• r ·.1 .... ·r ~ , ~j\\ •i'
fi'l.C h1tS. tv.o IA.a l \ anJ f'l.l 'JO' :'1ru· .1r~ •J1 n: uf
innings. blamc:d h1'> <;t1url'.\t outing.,. 1he 'Pn '~ •n Ir' n ~
loo hard to O\C:rl11ml' '><•ml· l•J• . hJJ r I h•,
.. I tnre"' rea11~ "'lll tn the: tiullpt-n '"arming u(' 1 ·h e~
I stan«:d olTb: ge111ng heh1n,t \uml' h1l'l'rc, ·· f ,,." ,j,J
.., staned gnnJing. Jnd th.it m.tJl' 11 "'••rsc ·
Pn or II' the shall' c,t1nt frJ'l:r llJJ Jll,•v.l·J, n '•, .i
hits 1n one earned run 1n \C\l'n nning, l he~ ;"lJh .J.
n ght-hander 1H ountcd on rn bl-the \ngel•; fourth 't.irwr
.. To me. 11 looked li ke he v.a<. 1~ 1ng 11 • .1 gel l'"' ·r'*n'
1:unes O\er for slrt~C''> ·· ..aid 1nter·T \1.lnasl'· l ,,, , .
RoJaS v.ho had v.on h1'> tir;1 thrl'l nh1~ t l11' ·'hi'
al·cepl1ng the: reini. lrom lrCnl· \l.su," •n J hr .J• '
health rea~n.,
Pnor 10 ~1onda~ \ g.i mt· thl' \ngch .inn1•un~e.t JI
tC'n pl.iwrs ""l'Uld Ix kit in \r1tl1".l "'hC'n :hl 1.1h
s.,.,1tched training site' to Palm 'pnng.s 1..1n f n.IJ\
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com pie' are outfieldl'f Da nte B1\."hr1te p1h ht"' l ''
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Ed"' in \tarque1. John Om'n and En k. Papp.i\
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pnngs. v.here the .\ngcl' v.111 beain a I '-~.m1c ·• • " .~
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Buckner adjusting to his new role
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Ariz.
Wally Joyner as entl"t'ndwd 11 fiflt base for the
the •ls ~ ~o Oowni111 It loom1na as the
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With Do•n1na pla)ll'I kft f~kl tbc "'l\llt' diJn·1 ba,·c a fuU-timc DH..
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to switch ICC'Ond baseman Johnn Ra' to Id\ •nJ
inst.au Down1na as their pnm•M'nt DH
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PHOENIX -The Super Bowl played EiJ
Jan. 31 in San Dieao was worth S 161 •-•
million to the city and surrounding ana, • .
the San Dieao Super Bowl task force
reported Monday.
A report conducted by C IC Re~arch, a San Otcgo-
bascd firm, reported that San Dieao County reaped the
taraest profit S 136.2 million.
"We're thrilled.'' said Pq Nugent. executive
director or the talk forcc.
In a letter submitted to National Football League
officials with the report. Mayor Maureen O 'Connor
invited the l~U( to stage another championship game
in San Dieao ·at the earliest pouible date."
The fi&utt was based on money spent for mcali.,
lod&in& and tourism by visitors, businesses. the
competing teams and the lcque as well as money
earned in income paid to residents of San Diego who
worked for local businesses.
It estimated th.at visitors paid an average of S 141
per day. or about 31/2 tim~ the averqe daily per capita
spending rate for other visitors to San Dieao.
"Actual!). we know at was more than that." Nugent
said of the figures. "The actual calculated numbc~
could not be tang.bly documented, but we know the
spending levels were higher."
The rest of the money came from SI 2 m illion an arr
fares and spendini outside the count). including
$450.000 spent an tnps to TiaJuana. Mexico.
The stud) also found that .the state of Cahfom1a
collected an estimated S:? million in sales tall.
The surve\ was based on 912 anterqews with
to unsts. surveys of hotels. restaurants and tounst sttes
and surveys of such organ1zat1ons as ABC telev1s1on.
which CO\ered this year's game.
The totals were based on a computed figure of
77,500 non-res1dent.s in town for the game. .
The figure includes the gate count of73.250 minus
15 percent beheved to ln,e locall). plus an esti mated
5.200 media and other non-residents wo rking the game
and I 0.600 tounsts 1,1, ho d1dn 't attt'nd the game.
Quote of the day
S&eve Lombardoui. second baseman of the
world champion Minnesota~ Twins. on the
relentless au1ograph crush at Tinker Field 1n
Orlando, Fla. the T~ins' spnn~ tra1n1ng bal>C
"You'd think 1,1,c 1,1,on the V.orld Sen~ or
wmcthing, Reali~. 11"~ a pain. We 1ust don't ha'c
the ttmc to s.1gn e'e~one's stuff"'
16 straight at home for Pistons
Adria.a Dulle)' scored 19 points to 12
k.td the Dctru11 Pisto ns to a dub-record
16th stra 1gh 1 home '1ctory, I 09-97 over the
~a<.:ramt<nto King!> 1n Sattona l Basketball
i\s'>CK.tatwn pla} ~1onda) night Flc.t·whi·rc. Bill
Cartwrigbt and Mark Jack1on !>Cored 17 point\ each
and ke} ed a ..clo nd·half rail) that earned the New York
Kn1cks to a 104-102 victory O\'Cr the Clevetand
ca,ahers Jeff MalODt scored 36 points and Mose.
Malone added 32 as the Washmgto n Bullets defeated
San <\ntoniu 112-106. handing the Spurs their seventh
ma1ght defeat ... nul BaUty's turnaround Jumper
with se'en seconds left gave the L'tah Jazz a I 16-115
victory o'er the Denver Nuggets .. Maril A1airn
scored 20 points. and Roy Tarpley had 18 points and 16
rebound!. to lead the Dallas MaHncks to a 121-101
v1c tOf) o'er the Golden State Wamors. It was the
Ma' encks· 14th 'actof) an their last 17 games.
Montreal, North Stars tie, 2 -2
A po1,1,-er-pla ~ goal b} defen!>Cman ~
Ckri1 ClaeUosearl) an the third penod offse t '
two goah b) MinneMlta'' Brill BtlJows as
Mo ntrea l lied the Sonh Stars 2-2 in the .,.
onl} Sataonal Hockey League game of the night
Monda). 1n Bloomington. Mann. Montreal entered the
night ~1th a I 0-gamc: winning streak. longest 1n the
league this scai.on Meanwhile 1n Mo ntreal. nght
wing Claade umieu.x, suspended by the Montreal
Canad1ens for 1nsubord1n.at1on during Saturda> 's game
aga1m.t Hartford 1,1,111 reJOtn the team an Wann1peg on
WedneS(.!a} night In maktnJ the announcement
Monda}. Montreal general manager Suit Savard ..aid
he would not comment further on the inndent
22-day NFL strike took its toll
PHOE1'1X -:"/Fl attendance. hun •
b} the 22-da) strike. dropped to an a" erage 4 • •
of 54.315 an 1987. the lowest since 1970. -
..\ltl"ndance has passed the 60.()()()..
a\crage mark 1~1lC tn league history
Becau!>C one week was canceled by the stnk.c. the
league pla)ed JU'it 21 ()µmes last season, 168 b) regular
pla}e~ and 4 2 b~ <>trike replacements. Average paid
anendanl e tor the replacemC'nt games. according to
league figures, v.a\ 32.707 drnpr•ng the average to the
17-)ear lo"'
Cap aqaabble continues on ••.
SAN DIEGO -New Zealand IJ
chalae..ir Mic:Ald fay ~ wroDI wbcA be says America's Cu~ dc~odtrl mu.st meet
him in a boat s1milar to his 9().foot •
waterline veuel. Sail America oKtcla.ls said Monday.
Sail America. defense rnanaeer for the San DieJO
Yacht Club, plans to ~ a cnultibulJ bolt as 1t1
defendina vessel in the September race ICrie$ with the
New Zealand entry, which bua sinale hull.
"Michael fay can say what be wants to sar,:· Sail
America spokesman Tom MilCbell said. ·we·re
absolutely confident" a multihull is~· ~
Sail America is buildi"4 lWO multahull bolts. One
1s a cauunann while the dn1an of the othet' is secret.
On Saturday. the yacht club decided to move the
venue of the September race from Lon& Beach to San
Diego.
c u·p defense otftcaals. however, rtjected fay's
compromise proposal to delay the neitt America's CUJ>
untir 1989 and open it up to all cballensers. fay s
proposal also required that all entries.. includin& the
defender, conform to the 90-foot boat dcsian restric-
uons outlined tn his or&inal challen~.
Fay crit1c1zed the decision Sunday. and said his
monohull boat "will sail against a like and similar boat
I fSan Dieio Yacht O ub does not brina that boat to the
stan line, at forfeits the Cup. We will not race against
anything else ...
Mitchell said the o nly design rcstnctions in the
Dttd of Gift. which governs Cup competition, relate to
the length of a boat and make no mention of the number
of hulls.
Fay succeeded in forcing the yacht club into an
early defense of the C up when the New York State
Supreme Coun ruled his challenge valid in November.
That ruling forced the cancellation of a scheduled
1991-ITlultinattonal regatta off San Dieao in 12-meter
boats, the type Dennis Conner sailed to victory over
Austraha's Kookaburra Ill last year to capture the cup
for the )acht club.
Wtth fay and San Diego offi c1al5 still ar&uing over
the issue of boat class. there is a good possibility the
Ne1,1,-York eoun mav again be called on to settle the
dispute. An attorney tor Fay has said a return to coun is
inevitable.
Athletes will pay back money
ATLANTA -At least 10 college •
athletes. including former Ohio State All-
Amencan wide rece1 ver Chris Carter. h.a ve
agreed to pa) back part of their scholar-
ships to avoid federal pr0Sttut1on. The Atlanta
Const1tut1on reponed.
The football and bfsk.etball stars admtned signing
~1th spons agents Norby Walkers and Lloyd Bloom . 1n
'1olat1on of NC AA rules. but represented themselves to
their schools as amateurs playm& within those rules.
The re pa) ment is part of a propm being offered to
most athletes who have testified before a federal grand.
·JUI) 1n Chicago that is completing its investigauon of
Walters and Bloom. The Constitution said in a
cop) nght stol) 1n Tuesday's ed1t1ons that quoted
'>Ourccs close to the case.
~ thletes 1,1, ho accept the program are assured the)
~111 not be tnd1cted for their dealtngs with the agents.
The paper quoted athletes· attorneys as sa)tng that
1e1a1ls of the agret'ment include:
-The athlete must perform community service
under !.uperv1s1on of a probat1on officer for one )'.UL
-The athlete will agree to rcpa) all scho larship
mone) to 1,1, h1ch he 1~ not entttled
2 Sierra ski areas shut down
Two Sierra ski areas have called tt D
qult'i for this sno1,1,-skimpy winter
Homewood Ski Area on Lake Tahoe's
1,1,cst shore and Tahoe Nordic Ski Center
north of Tahoe Ctt> both wrapped up tht·1r St'asons
'iunda)
Homewood. o ne of the lower-elevauon ski areas.
closed 16 days earlier this )car than last. spokeswoman
Nan Martm said on Monda). But she notes at also
opened earlier.
The resort. with runs ranging from 6.230 fcc:t at the
base to 7,880 feet on top. o pened last Dec. 19. A year
ago. the area o pened Jan 6
Manin added that the earl)·w1nter sno~ helped
increase the number of sk.1 days. particularly in Janual'}.
Television, radio
TELEVISION
4.30 p.m. -PRO HOCKEY: Ph1 ladelph1a at
New York Rangers. ESPN.
4:30 p.m. -EXHIBITION BASEBALL:
Dodgers vs. Ne"' York Mets. WOR.
5:05 p. m PRO BASKETBALL·
Cle\eland at Chicago . TBS.
7 30 p.m. -PRO BASl.ETBALL: Lakers at
Ponland. Channel 9.
7:30 p.m. -PRO SOCCER: Sockers a t
W1ch1ta. Pnme Ticket
RADIO
Noon -EXHIBITION BASEBALL: Angels
vs. San Francisco, KMPC (710).
4:30 p m_ -EXHIBmON BASEBALL
Dodgers vs. New York Mets, KABC (790).
6:30 p.m. -PRO BASKETBALL: Clipper\
at Houston. KRTH (930).
7:30 p.m. -PRO BASKETBALL: lakers at
Portland. KLA\ (570).
7:30 p.m. -PRO SOCCER: Kansas City at
L<ucrs. KMNY ( 1600).
-ttle MCOad bu1•e• Buold Rfl7llOl49
U. ID tbe dirt utile t.11 &• away from ' . .
Illa . .U.e18' artaa DownlDC (rlcJat) ta Mfe
oa faUei doable play attempt. .•
Dodgers double sharp
r.... ne Anedale4 Press
Mike Marshall sinaJed with the bases loaded and one
out in the boUom of the 10th inninJ Monday anernoon to
~ve the Los Anaete5 Doctaen a 3-2 exhibition baseball
victory over the Boston Red Sox at Vero Beach.
Only penoftbe Dodaersquad was in Vero Beach for
the pme: the other Los Anaeles players were in Pueno
Rico to meet Montreal in a niaht pme whert Tracy
Woodson drove in lhree runs, including a home run and
a double, to lead the Dodaers to a 6-1 victory over the
Montreal Expos.
Woodson homered in the finh inning off loser Neal
Heaton and added a two-run doubJc in the sill.th as thl'
Dodacn won the opener in an annual two-game series to
benelit the Roberto Oemente Sports City.
At Vero Beach. Crai& Shiple y led off the Dodgers'
half of the 10\h with a single and moved to second when
Gilberto Reyes was hit by a pitch.
Elsewhere 1n spnng baseball:
Pa41nt t, Gluts 4: Benito Santaaio and rookie Brad
Po unders eac h hit two homers. leading the San Diego
Padrc.u>ver the San Francisco Giants.
. Tn;u 4, Adaata S: Steve Kem p drovt' tn two runs
with a pinch single in the 10\h inning. and Texas held on
to defeat Atlanta as the Braves lost their fifth 1nA row.
C unis Wilkerson opened the 10th with a srngle and
moved to third on a double by Ruben Sierra. Both men
scored on Kemp's sinaJc, which broke a 2-2 tie and put the Rangers up 4-2. ~
Bhat Jays 5, P~ 3: Rick Leach hit a two-run
san&le. capping a three-run seventh inning as Toronto
too\ advantage of some wildness by Joe Cowie' to beat
the Phillies. Cowley walked two batters and hit another ·
before Cecil U pshaw walked to force in the tying run.
PREPS ...
From Bl
Coron~el Mar 1sn 't exactly an
unknown commodtt) at Estancia
And rm sure there will be at least
I 0 of the 16 coaches entering fi rst
round pla) De.c. :!6 w1thJust one thing
on their mtnds-behevtng the) can
Wtnlt.
Tournament masterminds Art and
Chuck Perl) continue to outdo them·
selves.
* * * Add Laguna Beach: They had a
contC"st for the best cover design for
the An ms· basketball program and
th~ 1,1,inner ofthc $200 pnze was none
other than Fred Bowen. the freshman
son of the basketball coach. Ed
Bowen.
The 1ns1dc word as that 1n no 1,1,a\
was it rigged -1 t wa~ the best ·
drawing by far.
* * * If~ hat transpired tn the Sunset Ed Bowen
uach followed with has sin&le.
WW&e S.s U, Card.laala 11: Non-roster free agent
Dave Gallqher hit a two-run homer with two out in the
ninth innina, leading the White Sox over St. Louis and
giving Chicago its fourth straight victory. Ori*• 5, Tittn 4: Mike Young hn a thr~run
homer off rookie John Wetteland. spark.i n& a four-run
fifth inning and leading Baltimore over the Tige~ who
have lost seven straight.
.Utros $,Pintea t : Terry Puhl hit a two-run double
an \he eighth inning to help Houston beat Pittsbur&h. Bob
Knepper, Rob Mallicoat. Charley Kerfeld and Dave
Smith combined on the four-hitter for the Astros.
Mth 5, Re4t 4: Bill Almon singled home a run and
scored on John Gibbons· double, keying a thrtt-run
seventh inning that ·carried the New York Mets over
C'tncinnati. Randy Mye~ pitched two scoreless innings 1n
relief for the victory.
Y.U.eea 1, WWte Sos t : Rookie Roberto Kelly
continuing his strong bid to win 3job in center field. hit a
three-run,eighth·annanshome run. powering the Yankees
past the C hicago Whtte So11 in a night game.
Royals 4, hlas 3: Ball Pecota scored the winning run
on two M.innesotaerrors m the I Olh mnmg to give Kansas
City the victory.
bMl1au a. Cuba I: Ron Tmgley's two.-out. two-run
double broke a ttc m the mnth tnnms and gave the
Cleveland Indians the v1ctol) over a spit\ Chicago Cubs
squad.
1Ddlu1 111> 1, Brewers 8: Charlie Scott. Jack
OTonnor and Greg Harris combtned on a five-httter and
Carmen Castillo homered for the game's only as
Cleveland sent Milwaukee to its seventh straight
e~hibition loss.
* '* * T usun football coach ManJon An-
c1ch confirms that there as a plan in
the works to upgrade the Tillers'
. football .. stadium." which present!).
and for the past 50 years or so. has a
football field some 30 yards fro m the
home side stands.. and three or four
httk .. boxes .. on the v1s1tors side
1,1, hteh must accomodate a t least 300
peo ple.
"We"ve got a commtttee with some
prett) big hca\) ~eights tn town
behind us." said Anc1ch. "They ho pe
tohave1t read) b) the end of July w11h
J.000 seatsofTthe ground and a pres!.
box !>ttuat1on.
··aas1call) it's to upgrade the vis·
1tors' side and takt· the insane fence
down around the field. You want a
quaht) stadium. But at always gets
down to that httlc dt'tail-money."
League 1s any tndt<:at1on. the eventual
use of the 45-sccond clock for preps tn
theCIFSouthcrn Scctton won't be
much ofa factor.
league pla)-. and the football team
Ancteh recentl) turned do wn a
requrst from Massillon High of Ohio
fo1 a non-league football game this
fall.·· 1 told them they had the wrong
people." said a chucklingAnc1ch.
"We're not ready for that kind of
thing:·
It was used o n all levels in the'
Sunset uague this season without !.O
much a.s causinga ri~ple in the pla).
except for the somettmesdelays in
fi nall) deciding the 45-second clock
1,1,as not working.
* * * You won't be seeing many early·
start football games on the road(i.e.
Hawaii. Pennsylvania. etc.) because
ofa recent ClF decision against such
perk!..
It was decided. rumored to be by
the urging of Esperanza High types.
that o thers were getttng an unfair
advantage by starttnga week earl)
and taking a week offlater tn the
preseason area.
* * * I've wondered out loud before. and
rm going to keep nght on wondenng
... how come W oodbridgc ( I. 507 and
a Division II school) 1s tn the 2-A
Pacific Coast League?
· Is Adam Keefe a o nce-1n-a-hfet1me
nugget? Maybe so. but. the Wam ors
were I 0-0on all le vels tn basketball tn
1,1, un the CIF Descn-Mo unta1n Con·
!cr('nt'e l'hamp1onsh1p. * * • 11 )ou're going tocomplatn, at least
propo!>Ca !.Olu11on. That's what the)
3lways sa) on the tcll'v1s1on and radio
rebuttal!>.
OK. Put the Sea V aew's Estancia
( t .400) into the PCL and WoodbngC'
into the Sea View. then put Irvine
( 2.000) oft he South Coast League
1nto the Sea View and the Sea View's
Saddleback (2.650) into the South
Coast
That would put sister schools
Estancia and Costa Mesa m the same
kague. and the three Irvine schools
-Woodbndge. lrv1ne and U ntver·
saty into the Sea V1ew. lcavmg Back
Ba) n vals\oronadel Marand
Newport Harbor in the Sea View, as
well. It would also put Saddleback's
talented Roadrunners where they
belong-with El T o ro. Capistrano
Va lley. etc
lt sounds reasonable ~ but rm not
ho ld1ngm) breath.
He also s.a1d his school isn't read)
for anythtng other than the Sea V 1e1,1,-
Lcague. unle-ss 1t 1s to a "lower
class11icatt0n ..
Anc1c h ad m atted he was looking for
something o ut of the area for a no n·
league game unttl the C'IF rule killed
chances. "The idea was to promote
\Our pro gram ... said Ancich. "But _
Foothill. LosAlamttos, lrvane. El
Toro and Ocean View w11l lill
Anc1c h'sdancecard before Sea View
League pla) tn the fall.
* * * Nommattons for the South All-Star
football team will be revealed Apnl 9
and the final 35-man roster on Apnl
23. but Anaheim Bulle tin sports-
writer Jim Ruffalo. apparently in
disagree.ment with All-Orange C'oun·
ty sek cttons which were loaded with
South players. has already installed
his North counterparts as 40-poant
underdogs
Hmm mm. That's Ruffalo. as tn
buffalo ..
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Temple gets
llnal No. l
.·la ballotlng
Ex-Anteater may be key for Wildcat~
Tolbert shook has head and laughed. -It Sttms
ltk.e I've been in college 29 years."
1n that body."
All-America
second time
for ManabJg
: The top four teams 1n the season's
: final college basketball poll match the
Defensive boards TSjob
for well-travelled Tolbert Arizona is Tolbert's third stop in fi ve yeari:.
smce va<Suatina from Lakewood Hlah School
fo llowing an outst.andin&~prep carttr. He spent a
year and a tialf at UCI before a disqteement over
playan& tame with Antcaaen Coach Ball Mulhpn
prompted a move to Cerritos Collqc.
It's the body of an NFL tiaht end, complete
with sof\ hands. What he gives away in inches to
most centers must be overcome by his strcnath and
surpnsin• quickness. NEW YORI< (AP) -Danny
Mannina of Kansas was named to
The Associated Press All-Amenca
basketball team for the se<lond
strai&ht year Monday and was joined
by Hersey Hawkins of 8radley1 the
h1ahest srorin& Division I player an 11
years.
I h1&hrst seeded of the NC AA tour-
• · nament.
: Temple. Anzona. Purdue and
: . Oklahoma remained the top four for
• the fif\h straight week. altho uah
:· Arizona and Purdue switched place$
Jrom those previous polls
~ Temple, 29-1 and Atlantic 10
: • =c hampions. was tabbed top S«d 1n f .. the East u well as the-top team 1n the
', poll with SI first-place votes and !•· ~J.1 87 points from the nationwide I ~ panel of sport writen and broad·
• {casters announced Monday. Jr..:. The Pac 10 chamPJon Anzona f "'~ W1lck1u. 31 ·2. received ellht lint·
4 : place vote~ and I, 1 ll points 1n
... movma up one place 1n tbe voti ...
• Purdue. 27-l dropped o ne plact l .tfter los1na 10 Ohio State duriQ& tht
.. ~k after clinchana the 8• Ten < onf<'ren« title The BoiJermakm
r«ehcd the other fim-ptatt votealld
I OSQ points. m more than Ok»-
homa. )().)
' f.
I · ,• T he Soonrn. champ1on1 oftbe Iii
f1&.ht. ~111 be thr top ~ in IM
Sou1hea1t
'
T UC SON -If Amona center Tom Tolben
"'ere 6-11 , teammate Steve Kerr said somewhat
JOk.tnil). the Wildcats could proceed directly to
Kans.as Cit) and not bother with all the
prehmtnary games lcad1na up to collqe basket-
ball's Final Four. ·
But since Tolbert stands just 6-7. Arizona
must travel the ~me hazardous road u the other
63 teams compctma in the NCAA Tournament
that beg.ms th11 week at e\S)\t siteS 1round the
count!'}. Arizona. the tOP"l«ded team in the West
Rq1onal. open' Friday at UCLA's P1ulcy Pavilion
aaaanst Ivy Lca&ue champion Cornell.
To lbert can't do much about bis hei&bt at this
po1n1. but he knows be could be the difference
betw~n I very &ood lelJOn and a pat teaJ01\ for
the 31·2 W11dctts. The husky 2.-0.pound tmior
appears to be pcakin&•t the rilftt lime. as his strona
tns1dc pJay helped Anzona swcer throuth the
PacifJC·IO Con~rcnce BaHc1bal Tournament
unchalleneccS.
In Arizona's 93-67 win over Orcaon State 1n
unday's championship pme at McKa.le Center.
Tolbert scored 12 points and P'lbbr:d 1 l rebounds.
H e wu named to the alt~toumament team.
"h's all on the lfoe now ... Tolben says. "I
rahze it's the end of the year and the end of my last
year 1n collcat •·
He's had a solid two-year career with the
Wildcats. averqi~ l l .9 points a pme 11 •Junior
and 14. l poinu this season.. But Tolbert is an
inconsistent rebounder. which is why coach Lute
Olson was so pk_astd to see his stanin& center &rab
40 rebounds 1n Arizona's last four outinas.
Eachoftht Wlldcat.shuasPecl6c rok. Kerr as
tht ball-hand&tr and three-point threat; All·
American Sean £1Hou is the peneuatina forward,
C raia McMillan the defensive saoppe.r: and
Anthony Cook the abot--blocker. Tolbert. an
excellent shooter from inside I S ftet. needs to be
the defensive rebounder.
.. That•s why I tet on bim the war I do," Olson
Yy&. "Tom has bttn aiviftl us 1 conusaent effort in
practice and now if1 lhowirw in bellpmes. The
way he's been ,ettintafter tbc bait on &be defen11ve
&)au is v~ promisina.
..Thb 111 pat time for him to be ,euuina his
pme totetbtr on that met of the coon.
WMrl ArUoftl loll 10 New Me.ako, Obon
almotl made Joe Turner tht sc.an1na cenle'f.
"Some playen are ldf--motivtted. othen have
10 have IOmebody EMtuns them," Obon uys.
Wfom fits the .. ucr ddlnitioa. He's JUJt 1 bi& old
soft·hea.ned youna man, which is hard to llftllJM
•
"I thank I've brou&ht m y level of pjay up a
notch the last couple olweeks," Tolben slid. "It's
been a fun two years. Six more w1ns and ifs over ...
COLLEGE NOTES -T otal attendance for
the Pac· I 0 tournament's five sessions at Mc Kale
Center was 66,447. Conference commissioner
Thomas Hansen eS1imated that the Pac-10 made a
S l million profit on the event. as opposed to a
S420,000 take l.ut year duri~ the inauaural Pac· I 0
toumamen1 at P•uley Pa vi ho n. The tournament
moves to the neutral site of the lftl)ewood foruM
in l 98a. Conference officials will meet in April to
discuu a 1990 location. "The Forum miaht be ~t and the answer 10 all our concerns. but I don't
think we can wait until '89 to pick a '90 site.··
Hansen laid.
EUion was named the touma10enl's most
val""bk ~ycr a_ftcr tcorin& 71 points in three
pines. Jo1nina Elliott. Tolben and KtTron the aU-
towtWDCnt aeam were Stan'fonl's Todd Uchd and
~ Scaae•s Oary Payton .
Petitions V.--crc beina siancd outside McKalc
ttqucstina that Ari.I.Ona officials Mire IC.err's
uniform number (lS). ··1 siped h 10 timee,'" said
Km, who i1 1mmen11Cly po~11r in TUCIOn. He La~ lddina. "I tbl"k it 1 kand of ridkuk>us. I'm Oauercd. but n's another indication of 1'-c
incredible amouJ\t or 1tt.CJ\tkm this team has been
scttinc."
•
Joinin& the two teniors on the first
team wett 1enior ~ Grant of
Michipn, J'unior Sean Elliott of
Arizona an sophomoteJ.R. Reid of
Nonh Carolina.
The team was se~ by 1 20-
member penel of sporuwriten tel>"
rcsmdna the AP a.net member ncws-
pepcrL
Mannina was the only non-wnlOf
on the fint team last eeuoa 1nd the 6-
(oot-10 forward mu•d 1 ftne Last
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Zola Bodd
Officials
want Budd
out, again
LO'."CXJ!\ l ..\Pl -Trac i..'> 1nte1
nauu n a l go,erntng bod) ca lled \fon
d.n lur Zola Budd\ v.1thdra .... a l hon
th1: ~orld Cross-Co u n 1n ( hJn
p 1unsh1ps Budd accu~d t h.c panc 1
b;1v. mg w pol111ca l prcssure
fhc International .i.mateur .l,th
k11t .\wx1a11on said 11 asked thl
B ritish tra ' k fe<krat1on 10 take tht
au1o n be-l auSK 11 w as 1mposs1ble .. t••
~udra n1e1: the eltg1b1lit\" of B udd
fulluv.1ng tv.o a lle-gcd contacts v..11h
South .i.fr11..an trac k mr"t"ts la'>I -.ear
1lffit1als uf the Bn11sh -\m a teui
.\thli:t1Cs Board and the -\mateu•
.\thlct10 .<\s~lC'1a1 1on said the' v.eie
Stull' 1ng th1: I.\ .\f s tateme nt bu1
v.11u ld h;i\ e no respun~ unul Tue ·
da' d t the earh~t
The meet 1s sch~uled tor "1arch ~
in .\u d.ldnd. '\,e 111 Zea la nd ~'ernl
h lad • .<\lncan c ountries ha' e threat·
cnt'd to ho\co u the mN"t 1f 8 udd run:.
E.arher ihc t .i. .i.F s.a1d 11 ft'ared that
Budd \ p.tn1L 1pauon for Bnt.ain co utd
lead 11 ant1-apanht"1d bo~cotts o t th1'
)car s 01~ mptl C.,amt"S and other
maJor mt't'ts
Budd blasted the I A.A.Fs ~
omm1:nda11on
·tt 111 o u ld !>eem that undt'r poh11cal
prc'>surr and panicularl~ the t hreat
t \ume lOUntncs boycotJlnf the
.\ud .. lan<t~nt 11 v.ould be poht1c tu
.. u,pend me from intcrna llonal com-
peu11on pending an '"'es11ga11on
lu ng en o ugh tu l..eep me o ut of the
'1:v. Zeala nd ra1..e .. she said in a
\t<11mcn1 1S)ucd 1hrough the Bnt1<>h
.\matcur -\thktt1.. Board
.\n' w-<a lled e' 1dt'nce must ti'
defin11wn ha'e been a'atlable '>•m.e
Junt" I" -·
In •h statcment the l-\4.f said •
had studied alleg.a11o ns brought !'-'
the Supreme ( 01..nnl to r Spon n
.\"'•\.j ·,on.crning Z ola Budd's a,
l • t .c\ n uth -\fn ca dunng l %-
Thc ~1.memller 1-\-\F Coun1..c.
.igrel'd una n1mou\f\ last Fnda~ th at
u"h enainl' remain~ as to her intr-
ng1:mer1 lt rule'> .-1nct'm1ni Sou1t-
.\fman ,11nt.id' ttnd th a t the Bnmh
J uth \.1n11e .. \,\('ft' "Olli in a pos111on I•
~u..:an11..·c th<' d1g1tnt~ or· Budd thl"
frllc'"atton \ta:e me,I said
.OILERS. • • From Bl
, '~.n ,,vr n~ \1ngk b \ r um f-l nfC\
J '1J J ,;i,nfi1.C' th h' .\h arc-1 10 tht'
' , 1n J n d t he Oiler-, tool. t he lead 1n
trtl filth
Dan "111l('r \lngled and J~ )1..1
ll'"''l tWt l1n base 111 11h a fie ldt'r's
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•ut A• j n "nght '>tn g led and B rad
\\ .i "'-''" l "'' J p tll h to load the
t°'J"4.'' ~ •rl'' 1ur'>('d a .3-2 pit h for a
run ,, "~ "'J ":o g 'C' thC'01IC"rsthc
cad
But r• !hl l'\Olll•m ,>t tht' SC'' enth
T '•,in J u l .. l·\ 1pcncd v.1th a doubk
.ind "-"rn ! • n a th hall tnp k . and
..lltl '" • v.a 'lo adC'd the bas.es and l~·..JJ ·"rnl'I.! his inrield into a fi,t'
r 1d n .Jr · J rJ.tn pul t he v. inn1n1 run
J d ,,, ... hl n J oounc-er 10 shon
ll'\ultt:J n J "l, 'l'tlhrov. at the plate
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Basketba ll coach fired
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M .. Orenoe eo.t DAILY PIL.OT I T~. Merch 15~ 1988
Specialtjr clothing outlets wearing down department store sales
:5Pecial'Y clolhina stORS have
..ken away millions of doUan ftom
dtputmcnt lloret in the lut few
,,.,... adl:pmunmt~ tints.._
Gimbeb and Obrbecb's fold. and
s~ty shops like Tbe Limited and
Banana Republic multiply.
Accordina to an ~le in the
March i.s.suc of Entttprtncur map·
zinc, the sh1f\ is from huge. mulu-
level department stores to smaller.
su-camlined stores with closely de-
fined inventory -stores that special-
ite in everytht_ng from tor to hard-ware to cenaJn types o ready·t<>-"ur. ~hy store sa1n grew approx-
imately 60 percent faster than depart-
ment stores' between 1982 and 1985.
Why the phenomenal, .,.owth?
One or the bigest factors io this
~ is the number of er.aployed
women. They have htllc spare time to
shop and want to enter a store. find
What they need quickly and lea,e.
Specialty stores make finding the ri&bt item easier.
"The department stOf'e approach
1cnerally was that 1f )'Ou had cno~
mcrcbandisc. eno~ people will
(cvenwatty) buy n. sayt Dotolhy
Metcalf. chairman of the ~han·
disc marketing depanment at the
Fashion Institute of Design and
Mcrchandisana.
Howe,er. th~ department stores
arc hampertd by largr mventory
nttds and their tendency towards
mass purchasina. By contrast.
s~"C1alty shops are structuttd around
a deep merchandise selection instead
of a wide one. thus store owners can
react to fashaon changes faster than a
large store. and in the apparel indus-
try. uminJ 1s everything.
Spectaltzauon has meant that en-
trepreneurs can start a bu.sincss w1tb a
minimum of store space and a more
reasonabk outla> of cash for their
1nvcntOf). lnadd1t1on, fc..,.ertypesof
Hems an: stocked. and more goods arc
purchased from the same supplier.
which ofkn means bigger discounts
for the store owners.
torn lake Alcott & Andrews.. Tbc
um1ted and Espnt are good uam-
plcs of how ~lhna a nArt}>WCr
.eltt•ion of •ftt.mcd tlothina worts.
There is. how<'ver. a darker ~•de to
spcc1ahz.at1on. csp«1ally when you
don't respe>nd quickly enough to a
changmg martctpla('(.
Take The Gap. for e xample The
Gap ·us formed an 1969 to offer a
Kl«t1on of Levis and other low-cost
casual clothma. The concept worked
well for more than I 0 ycan. unul the
early '80s when compctauon in-
creased. and the demand for low-cost
jeans. den• m JICkcts and S\olieats bq;an
to decrease.
However. in 1985. a m._,or
merchandising O\trhaul replaced the
store's denim and clearan~ sale style
w11h cra,on-colo red shctland
sweaters and trendy casualwcair: the
Gap also purchased Banana Repubhc
-giving this stol) a happ) ehding.
The moral of the story 1s that spccialt)
'itorc owners ha' c to be extre'Tlcly
careful to keep track of their cus-
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to design and manufacture ""1ndO\'
regulators fo r th(" North ..\m,•ncan
auto market
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tunng Co. of Southfield. Mach . and
h1ruk1 current!) are leading sup-
pliers of components to autom:i.,ers
1n thl' l nited States and Japan
"indow regulators contml the
speed and pos1t1on of po"er "1n-
do"''> "'hlch \a. 1d,es said are C\P\'t"tt'd
to dominate an 1n reasingl~ large
share of the l ' S market
Wickes Manufactunng makes a
'anel) of electronanc and m«han1cal
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!>Old about S I b1lhon m ong1nal
equipment 10 automakers. It also selb
smaller amounts of auto pan.-. an thl'
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Orange Cout DAILY P1LOT/ Tuesday, March 15, 1938
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LIDO ISLE lrfll.USLUll VILLA Balboa 28A 1\4o.9A _.,CLEAN tar~ 1 Bdt"' ·-"-.-* h 1•11••11 fi Quality remodel Open & Newbed tord -•BR -+ condo comer unit, nice 38R 28A upetWa ~ wi g.wage. No pete. SIOO .,.,... -F to stir 28' 2b• trl-plix. PSYCHIC Mtl&NdS ln E
brlgf\12 llY 3 bdrm, large bonus. 3 lull BA. beautl-vl4lwe, w/d Incl, 1109& w/eundeck. walk In llnglle. \914-8 Anaheim. 11drm 1a.. d/w, wet bat. C.M. Bright with ocean Toro. S20 SPECIAL with
patlo & yard. Franch lul $3500/mo M alt 831-f0521W 722-7H5/H doeMa. "'*· O/W, die--~ $775 No pet• 875-MOe breeze, $413. H e .• thle eoupon. ADVICE IN
-·· -bNmt & ~-0, --WID'*"P· 2-STDOY 2 BA t ~BA. \'oulll ... 4/~S•&-2439 ALLMATTEAS41,_ white on while decor IOf 1 790-2BR 2BA. den, ffpl, epe. 1 bit to be9Ct\ S 1300/mo. lllfLITI M 1 m OletlwMhet. w/d hk-up, Furn. room In dbi'LTciO Pk
tresh clean look . Franeh door• • • In 642.-&240 or 54&-2717 g.w. compl. UC)-9raded/ mobtla home on bay.
$5 t9.500 631-1400 .. ; white. !Ito pets S 1400/mo ....... Rant brand new tor leaal POO/mo 541-0390 anar• amenltlea. noot etc. CLIFFHAVEN Dela 780-5000 -· 2 br duplex Yeeny. Baeut 2• eptl reedy for ..
View property Spac;loul 3 \ r\\ 'I \ )'r I ~ -\ ., , ~..., "'* pcU 10 H.,dlng ... 3 rno-.ln. Aa IOw u $6401 BA YFRONT 2br 2ba. tam S•OOl mo. 873-5100
bdrm 1n outstanding RE:ALT~C.... ~ •/ aa.boa.•~1 115-5No*p«s • ...._. ... thedlfterenoa. rm,lolt.apa.tp,dblegat HBhOmenearbMCh lg
ne1ghb<>rhood.walkto all ~'f:"\VtrY"'l'"YrRJ:'AJ11 IU-arn. Quiet. YHrly, $1495 pvt IOI All prlv, g'ar.
1choo11 Terrific ex-.-. . W ~l l AJ l... llLll&Un.f 530 w Wlllon 646-1264, 642·96&6 adults. n-peta. $375 utll1
pans1on potential. Seller ct.11 llHI iffi REAL.TORS • 28' 1.,.._ fUm • .,.25 wt!. T~L MGMT lll-fLU Incl 536-6759•
will assist with tmanctng, ~BR OUp,x. Quiel, prl-•II 1~ 1. 175-0431 722-9012 Ot 642-t603 2 bedrm bath, 8d\.lh•S900 H.B MIF needed 10( tg
$595,000 63 t-1400 vata, lg yard, sngl garage. 2BR Etaoant condo ocaen c:tMNng teaa. 5-41-3758 eu c pool home Mature.
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111 •Mt , 1,.. good area $780. 780-0768 pool & spa Gu & w•ter 1
10 bc:tl. New carpet & tMa. Eaetllde 28' 181, gwage. Aftt. 3 ... 2B•. 2 c•r ger-_1mo incl u111 964-8035
H£Al £<..,l•'l -----pd $1350/mo 850-7311 700/rno +MC. Yaar1y. lgy.,dw/patlo,wtllr-hk ...., ... • PIH ~'1 lllT -87~ 101• 873-6'78/•ft 8 up. sn 5tmo. aQa. no pall $1025/mo M/F 28 • Nmkr 2 Br n1c&-
c d 28 1, B tlo ** 3Br 28a -----2•·.u "-~ 6«-10 10. 1-5 Moo -Fri ly turn apt Npt $hrs.
REALTORS on o r, ' a. pa spa, 1 block lo bellcht "~-...... --TSL ~MT.... . -1.,,." ornugepvt ydsav.il Smt S1550 mo. YEARLY.~ .... ~ __,LIDO ISLE turnllhed 1Br, stepsto bch Ger $460 ~
HUIFHIT HrUI pet ok Pool 646-2846 646-7•98• 2 Ldfoom. 1W. d& .n 1• UITl9I g•raga utll. Included 630-6433 Lori
On the sand·newer bldg * 28r Cottage-beck house •IL-* M0\19-ln Bonual 1 'JM' $550, 1 pen. no pets. 1725/mo yearly 1 rer-M'if stir 4sR"Ne Westclltf
only 8 years old Has Lg yard. brick patio hard-_.r• ...... S950 + $500 MC. POOi Pvt petlo Cable ton, no patL 673--0637 home. frplc. pool. Avl
38A·28 A up & 2BR-28A wood firs, gar gardener 3BR °' 2BR .. Oen, 2YtBA. 900 S.. lane 144-2t 11 54-5137 After t 1am ' LIDO ISLE tvrnlahed A.Pt April Call Cricket Bus i.to~ll'llPl .... ~9"9~~
lower Bit ins trplcs 4 paid $725 645-2S66 $1450/mo 640-SIM Btlr Vary ei.gant. 2 bd . Bay 2:2·•566 Hm 548-~066 pup-
car gar etc $699,950 I •BRIGHTON SPRINGS• •lllTl&.I• sout.·~~tptex E::t~~!,'!~.i~:.-"715~;'!' views & prlv. beach NB Heights F/25•, Prof Champion line t:i'~' JACIU Rill n Beautttul trl-lvl 2Br 1• ... e a 2-5 Bdrm $900-$5000/mo 2br 1 ba lrpl. new l1tll1t • $250. dep. s 1500/mo 675-3197 ()( noo-smkr stir 2Br 28a. ~-3620 aves• 171-HlO lll-0111 & spacious 1Br 18• Merli. A.gt 873-9378 carpet/paint, d«:k, gar. •••!M-5195•* * 675-5193 * lrpk. dlw. w/d $450/mo condo 1oc m a quiet S 95 uttls incl 642-3319 OUNO CAT. tong-heir • .. tall *TlllL-· 11 *tm7~ 1.Qt. *Natalie E .. STSIOE T ... -·"•t•-" & h a I waterscaped complex _.r• ...-8600 ,.. o wn .. oma -· -•• NEWPORTTerrace, NB F c •• arcoal ~rfl'/ w lie r;; •• 1.1/c.a•os Frplc. wid hkup. pool. iac 4BR. family rm . 2'~BA, 28A 2BA Ilk• new, lrpj, 2Br. 18Sla2. 5umonnfurtnh. gar to ahara 38r condo Pool Rad collar t1g 3110, Fair . ____ .._ ___ ,....,,_I $750-S 1020 No pets 2400 s/f GrMnbett, pool 28'. lBa. frplC, ~-refrg, ~· 1930/rno 686-.019 & Falrvtaw. CM 957-3207 " tr:l ZlOZ Can Velma 549-2447 $1800/mo Btlr 7"" 7"'"2 1 car get. 1 or 2 paoc>M Dyt640-242e Eve/Wlcnde Shara Bath No smkr "0 ~wmiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii-&J ~.,... ...., ''™ pets $330/mo • $330 11
NEWPORT BEACH j •condo 2er 2ea. new Un.tPl•llm 1 1025 mo. NICE AREA. E'tlda 1Br am cottage aec d•P • S150 clean fnlU\ ans w Newpon 28d S850 I crpt lndry rm. pool. ale, Sho'#n by appt. 973-1039 Frplc patio tndry fK no: dep. 499·4364 \M1ll nu
Npt Hts 2BR condo $1200 sec. carport Nr SC Plza. Spacious •BR 3'~8A. 2 2BR 2BA dul)tex. beet! unit P4ttl Ss50/mo ~aac .. l87 Prol fem n1smk 30. rid to ARE fR[[
Baylront condo 2Bd $1375 $895 No pets 640-2495 story home w/huge P•tlo w/balcony dbla garage E 21st 645-72~ S Magnificent view. Lg metr South 01 tl;.,y near ~ · shr 4BR 28A w spa
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ger lrg yard lndr'f hoO~ 3 BDRM 2 bath house ll...e1! storage $1850.673-7892 Appl 845-25()() John luubW 1'1''°"1 Ill Aol utlls 1 mo dep 241•8943 LOST SET OF KEYS W ITH
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UN'S ~NETWORK e11erytn1ng Tota quality $3500 ,..,orith 675-506 1 FREE RENT TOO' ••--.... wardrobes. ulll paid $765/mo. 28'. 181 unfum . Yea.rly needs 2 bdr yearly before CGae111 1Y·ou3or5_7c.8!_d30T1od1 E'xYt'
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Must see 10 appreciate ••OB SEAWARD 2 Sty• gar 1nd1v1dua1 w/d incl 2 2Ba. air, frptc. pool, spa Charming dH1gner 28r -------· area Judy 642-9601 or la lt I minutes 10 0011 c.ourse l msirs I p micro. 2 car atad communlly 2Br, __ TSL MGMT 642-1603 -..
Call today tor your per· 2Br 1·, Ba lrg encl pa ho wlls free S 1250 432-6723 S 1500mo 760-1275 181 unit w/trench doors LG 2Br l '~Ba. frplc, patio. 548-2062 * f ~ta
sonal Sl'low1ng Asking trplc comm pool no & windows, stove ratrlg. new carpet, paint. DIW, RESPONSIBLEnon-smok· h•HllCI · llll SJ99 000 A n pe•s S950 832-4618 Cnarm1ng clean 2br 1 .. ba .. OUY•!ll w/dryar lrplc. deck 1v.i14/1 $825/mo -4 ~ ing ous1-~• ex~'-wife AIDE/Uv&-ln F prel. non·
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I •~i~\·? Units 2BR IBA 1 c.ar sec dep 243 E 22nd St Avall 4t 1. 760-3676 MESA VERDE two 2BA I. 2-3 BF\ turn townhouse
.• r • gar Frp•c Q11ve by 5 14 BLUFFS 28R Den. 1'..,BA, SPACIOUS 28drm 18a 2BA. t up & 1 down, ~~ llftu\fV'(J,.,>J home or condo in Corona J A·B Jasm.ne $950 mo Coot ocean breeies 38A di gar comm POOi. night wl patio $950. Ill, last ~ w/gar. ~ redec, bit-un~\!\AJllo, " : 1 del Mar-Newport area tor
;. • 0, 702 Begonia s 1000 Exec twnhme 2 car gar tight v-N-pets $1250, deposit. Available now! 1n1. water turn. $750-OC\lroc.'l• di il17TI!'<'! ,. ; , 1 yr Pis call Mr Hay at CHILD CARE
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belt voe..,., P"t spa 011 4-1 $2900673-9013 • l pooi &spa Avl210iana ---INGEasltldaA.pt,1Bdrm •MC n-1)4ttt 833-S.27 r.•1lU!"IJ.••'v f t"'.-"""" 20 Costa Mesa. New-ends t>eauttfulLldotsle
MBA .._8 .,.. crp• oak lirs 4 631· 1266 or 261-8425 UllH YllW-S610 No pets. 2020 Full-NEAR SO COAST PLAZA I#'<"'":~· ,.,~,., .,.,, .. 111tt port area 548-3878 home free room & board
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P• cs '. $262 SOO WATHFllllT .,., oeam ce1tmgs Gas & P52000V1 b yd yd spa. rpl age. lndry hook -up ~NEW LL Salt"ltal •HOUSEHOLD HELP•
Pn ~ Euger ... Stai -er v" oue 4 .,, SBq 2BA ' ""a'"' pd $595 mo No I /mo 759-50.0 * s 10001ril'o yrty 675-2332 PARK NE\XIPC>RT . Need VERY re liable
buro 854-8636 "60-5000 stO•f orvt home'" Qu•el pets 548-6680 Heights 3br 2'1tba home lf\fl:!wlf'll!ll:I laaiaua/ fict Lat woman lor housewOfk ~ ~~ ... V 8'Clus•v'O' commun11y Fp bit ins 2-c.er gar encl llWU llllUTU f7141 ..... 1900 2761 errands, somt> cMdcara KU',Flrtl\ Sp.ic•ou<.& versa111e ••oor E'Si~t 21r 11hll yd~ G.ardenef/wat.,;. pd IPllTlllTS 2Br 1'1tBI w/g11. crpts. -.. \.Wl_.._....,.., ---------2-3 days/wk m my CdM HEI .... ru•Hn '. ... ' I I .. '. I ·, 1 G:iie· l.bnOP••... , l'V.<; L vse to shopping no-$1400/mo 646-9726 Large. attractive apts In . dr~. bltins. fnc;d patio "':'."... c~ WISTCUFF ..... nome Must have Own
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4 Hrs. 3 Oys/W~ IFlex •Pprec 'tou •ece1ve1lt.,.rtlt1d1 1069 lll 41l2 r.e11<tthen .,.,O W Cape No pets St l50/mo -sfEPSTOSANO l"•tlll
t()O". tu benefits Must -• Cod gra1 snulters 19 lat-964• 1442. 857-6965 2Bdrm 281 1 790 Lrg 2 t>d 2 be. Furn No ...-1bte1 Vcty Beach &
1300 sq It at S 1/sq ft-triple Adams Aon 968-65"2
net Fully limShed base-IHSllHNI/ ... hi ve clean cred•t Agt * * * * * * * Cute & Cozv :2BR 1BA 11ced rear yd Cpl no pets 1...ocated on 1 w+de lush 396 ~ ~~ _ ~ ~5513 Pets Utlls pd Avl now
497-8757 Dys E• Wknds I Wiii llHE YlllE! Real clear swt'd1sn 1r~.1c S900 642-3871 ans box grM nbeit. this expansive 1 Bedroom 5630 untlt 6115188 $950/mo ~ llWPMT HrLlt Designer perfect 19 38R sundeci.. S 1oso m o 1 11 •• -Y-llM JBA 2'iBA beauty 1s up-2Bdrm 181 s750 w/dlrnng, pool, carport * 673-6607 *
• 3BA mode• home Re-CALL 1S9-8485 -graded to suit the million 301 Avocado 642-9850 lndry $675/rno No pets 5 S )st OIOCI< •o oeact> Must •·eat 'I n-.as1er ~ le 3 ASM "IE CRI< 2BR BA JSR 28A Execut11fe nome dotlar appetite Shor1 Of -------Curt 11 631-1266 VER A ILLE Bachelor
menl carpeted fire sprinklers Great CdM 10 • Needed immediatPly Llve-
cahon 645-6505 in Must be able to cook
seunow1 $239SOO rrpics F ~.L ON J l re grdnr St400rmo Avl tong term 159 ok 52300 Pool, spa securlly
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drive speak English
$ 1000 • monthly fOf the
right qualified applicant
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P•ease contact Rhonda
or Ray 851-9388
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Beach Co,.-p1e1e w''" va lve at $699 900 Ol~s to beach $1400 mo ; \t'\'l"\"'l "'fj' IU_\ .11 2 WITl5 .... _.!j!',.!:1111111 lua feiat 2'11 Cedar St . 734-4312 * 1617 WESTCLIF DRIVE
plans for 4SOO SQ '' ?I .vt TERMS' To ~ c.a11 I 969-4229 alter 5pm l~T-1•a-\\ '-~ ~ -...... "" ... .,...... *™LY R~OECOR 21 WEEKLY NOWI Nwpt Bch Agt 54 1-5032
LIVE-IN HOUSE KEEPER
or Sll'lgle man Sm.111 hM
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631 1266 or 760 8702 MOVE 1111 l\IOW Beau1,• 1\11cely uPOraded 2BA -Smalt P4ttl accepted 3 BO 2 ba, $900/mo 280 1 Beautifully turn. ocn frnt FIRST LASS othce space
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SPAr v· •S., ~r 0,. g~, Ava• 4 I S 10751mo PLaY .. RE 2BR 2BA. lrplc, garage No """"'_"' ____ _.. ..... Almost ocean front' Fen-G •ROEN Oii
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211)1 Leeward Lane For
aop1 C1111 1345·2•21
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build tabu•ous new Plome
234 Ha.lei
S I -Jim & Pattt 759-9070
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'41-5671
for Information
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S1 325 m, 6 44 -9060 171-4112 -•••tUYUILY 631·8213 gerage.$825 /month Suites lrom 500 to 2000 womanneede<l fOf~· Please as11 tor Parker r•-__ --* 962-1582 * Year lse. 2 houses to sand 911 lor as low as S775mo mg cleamng & care 01 Ftaataia •Lg 3 Bt 2 Be upper **lllAPmS** _ _ 3BA2BA frplc.pvtpallo lull service 24 1-5000 elderlyladym NwptBch
SELL Valley 2l l4 Duplex Nr Balboa Fun A small. quiet complex * * * * * * * gaiage. S 1350/mo Av1 Susan LaVasseur * Mull dn'le 213-827-1517
Zone 2 car gar prkng, neati.d among tall tr-3 BR 2 ·~ ba. frpl, Piiio. 3115. A.gt 722-8520 Ctaaerci&l Prt,.rlJ °' 7 14•673•1654 JSR 2BA horne frplc. fncd I lrptc. 3 decks tndry & lavllh lendscapa Stu-lndry tt-up, 2 car encl. -_
I yard 2 car gar Grdnr hkup. S 1300/mo dlo t8d Ilk gar $995 962-15_82 Ila JaH 2711 &a-'.,.tal 5531 throulo(h t. IJ,\tlt<'d incl S t200 Frayda le Newer 2Br 2B1 lower °' rm • new ~-
760 3 7 760 5000 Ou w/pnvata patio, frp lc, COZV quiet 1BR 1BA near Ca,ialrut 2171 LWI * ·-·-* 142-Hll RENAC. 14 or • plex lrplc 'It blk to carporl, pool, spa, lndry Sunset Beach, utll paid, -•• t>aacn on 42nd St 2 car fee. NO PE'TS. 1585 & parking space, 55751rno 3 BR BA, gerage. 6558 sq lootage N-lree Need sett-starters wll\eir
I I garage, lrplc, lndry hkup, $885 .. MC Call Velm1 1213) 880-9513 . lanced raar yrd. quiet starid1ng bldg IOClled m for COIOf to dac:Of ata
\t\\' I \ 'l 'fl l'J \. "1 1 •pCautltoe $29B7r5/1mBao I t "'7th & 5"9-2.,..7 ---area. w/d hkups Temecula 845 sq It air-homes & offices flex hrs
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lrplc. 2 car outllde par!\-3BR 2BA Apt, pvt patio, gate un-grd parking. Iliac. ltaU11 Highway 15 839-04 18
2140 1ng $900/mo dbl gw, new crpts. ~nt patlOI, BBO's apa, .... fill la• . I -n •Pl. SllllTAIY ______ _...,... WW lllTl&.I & aQPll $990 546-5810 * 962· 1582 * I •• 811111 •• rowing Civil Engineering
lll-a11 * * Twntlaa-type 2BA Lg 28' l81 new carpets. bY 8 yr Oki aon i t would VC1y t6th & Superior CM & Land Pl1rimng Firm
T otelly r emoo.ted 3BA
2BA sngl sty beeuty 11 1
bargain at S 1650/mo
Children & pell Ok Shon
Of long term IM poss
lmmad occ py Doug
Herbst 780-5000 or RfA1i .. ,
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t'~BA. w/d hkup G11-paint draPes upstairs 2 like to shr our 3 bdrm 2100 sq It incl wo•l\&nop seeks ei.pauenced gen·
age. 3017 Cootldge •36. ml to bHch No petal turn Hme Swimming $700/mo A· I GLASS eral olt1C4! sec:retary with
$750 No pats 432· 7787 $650 +security 85..._8753 Pool & •P• close to 548-1507 Gr99 good typing computer & ......
28Rl'MSA
Mt-4508
•M ... Verde 2Br 181
dwnllrt. lociled gwaQa. w..,,., hkup. New decor
$725 No pet• 6'0-2•95
Brand new ultr9 nic. 28A
28A. From $750. NMr
Hllbor & 19th M()..M 10
Ot 751-2717
__ ___ Beach 1 child welcome phone skills detail Ofien-
--Monthly rent neg I a CI• t P rt JI r I J tlld Excellent benefits & • .,... ..... 1111 * 550-9~7 * 2191 worlung environment In ~POAT HGTS NEWPORT BEACH Priv •B ALBOA PENINSULA..._ Soutnern Oranc;ie Coun-,. • ty Send resume to Mr Sec 2br 1ba. Pvt patio. BA. ger Prof 3-6mo CHEAPER BY ·~ DOZEN Fuenles 11 Robert Bein,
pool, carpi SM5.tmo. $450/mo 722-7022 d1y 6 Super Untts Batween Wiiham Frost & Aseoc
Neat HO!IQ & ee.cti 780-808 1 ave Bay & Ocean S795 000 u 725 Allon Parkway
* 64S-t513 * 2.711 Call Connie Real Estate lrvll'le CA 927 18
ICCLUSIVE OUAA
GA TED COMMUNITY
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golf courte Frplc, mlClfo,.,,,..___-=--
d/w, ...C bar, w/d hkl.C>, 2 car gar From $1171 Self'). no peea l44-050I
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through CQssified
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llbla posit In Futllon Ill nnenc:1a1 otc T yf)ing rwq,
will lra.n 00 ~
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WITH POTDfTIAL TO 1000 PE.A WHJ(
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WOM W YOUR OWN
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CALL Mfl STEVENS
(213) 471-2111
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t>onus. Full 0t pa11 uroe
Call Laguna H1Us (714)
•8S9-t260•
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Sports mtndecl ln<ltvlduals
needed for PIT work
$7/hr PIT evenings &
Saturday 645-5760
~O DETAILING
Res gd OMV. hard-
working. eleen-cut. SSOO-
S 1500 to start, 722-6116
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NEWPORT TIRE CENTER
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BANKING
P/TTll.Lll
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appltcanl w/Customer
Service/Cash handltng
HP Cof'ltact Joanne Pic-
col<>. 720-1082
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l/T~. M-11 ...,..., .. /-OIW UKE ~ Lg ~ MUST SELL 16 TV. tMadl ·-· 0oM ............ t)'Pe 50 ~THE BUMS $5 26 IV M,.f 1-5 Good W..,._ l ~. wMe llv rm table. black high quat ~ uaed aJlll
wpm, ln. 11..S., 11 Jtw drl-le recont. twy M"'9 Orig 009t St60. NII kw cuehlOI\ cnr. Akal .,.,eo Wf'llPped. ""°"" s 1000
&rt we 1tW ..... f /T Aoc>tyComm L~ $410 54fr.<l0e71att11am 1114 n1-<>1oa ue U50.t213)M2-6511
167-6717 ~ 1821 Alit,,.,. ----•=miiiiiriiiiitiiliii~ · __.111 ••n , • ......_ • .,....,,., .. ......, • .... . •H COUdl •= e~
I r::o.~.,, ~ 11.1:---r~~: Ho up ...... T8S'¥11m otJEEA silt UXffRESS 1ng aaddle s100"10-1Pd
A. !61 ,M, _., a-
loolatool Nev« uMd
S..Ut Ml'thtOf'-$350
2&1-9502 (213) 947-043! per•ic.d• C>ftMC NC. $4,50tw. &.Mfita .... PoaittoN avail w/Ryder & BOX QUILTED btke S80 546-2330 C.il
i...-Pi~. ~Iii\ pereon: System.a. Inc F/T & PIT BRANO NEW• $155 atter 4pm w.·;;;.-~ ·=·· It .... ,... ••am .. llllU--...... ~ lllciltty. gtowth op.. Ca" 346-'293 QUEEN SIZE MATTRESS
benefit• peek•a• 721 ,.,.d St. c M •Ill.I pMUl\IUea, hOulty .. 2 COUCHES 1 blue lloral & 8 0 1( QUIL T ED •ilnlllltlU 1115
112.21/tiout. Contact •&4a-5525• Pt.MM oontec:t l<•t'1y or wict1r & ottoman S 100 1 BR.ANO NEW' S 155 238 Laguna A.,.. Lag Ben 0.00.. 541-3045 M-f new MCtt0na1 1an $350 Call 346--4293 • ~
(l1•)ta-mUll Ml Ii •• , '97-4Ja&APPLV WITHIN TelephoneSaiM 645.4299 R-E-FRIGERATOR S85 ~:IEg~A~P~
..... ,,., T~~'t:J'::: 9-am-l2Noon •AT--IY .. 1SOfA IO~Meat Chait.loot Sola-oed s.-<> King Sin n ever uud $27
daive 1'~7111 Of e1191 RestlUlll'll I 11001 Brown tonH I oco $100 °'-' 5'.0 • 7 6 ~ 2 1 4 8 ( w or ~. UllWWlllD EARN Neve<u~ Scotdl· 631-40481vmSQ 8•0·3101(hml Jane t
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With good dfM<lg rtlCO'd & g.arded S275 969-6130 •
I 11111 nut app eara11ce $400-$1000/WK IPCIOlll•SIT •••••••.,.•••••.,.•-Newpott ~· CPA llrm Sem-1 30Qm M-F Oa« hnisn never uaed --,, -
hM en inWMd opening LORI S KITCHEN S 199 8'0-8733 t Newspaper •. kw receptionist with prtot .,., .. "7 ~1 I t t
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sehool, 18835 Brookhuni w/numbera. will train. Min 5yn eJq> Minwege fadoj1lhlp .... a must c:. Meu :~7~3660 AIM for LVICOSTA MESA t n•••S 1ao1e e1pands 10 •
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PIT. std! sNft. e7S-MM ,.,..., IOfM ~ I LORI'S KrTCHEH now IW· 1i-:~~====~ commlSSIOO paid Local 1J1fA1CE · ec !:;a• oes1c O•snes t It Englilfl .,._ino. Uary Ing lot lurdl route ....._ areas only• a,,.,ps ~~-'o•5.,;ioeturM : NE w S1': Demonstrators negotiable. M0-4154 ~~own car. PIT OFFICE O\l'ERl.~ ~ ;;><J
GET PAID for rMCUng Mono-Fri. Take l'IOme $40-llf• I.II TEMPORAR'f A,...0
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need mone)'? Are you S. Uncolrn••Y· N. Aurora. For Apt Comptea. fllP'd. S8mr 1oca1 ., .. only' •Receotionosts W o rk 1n the e ver expand ing News-:
bright. well-groomed & ILll05<42 Muat~owntools.Call 1, •122-7537• =~~1~~s IUlll•USET : spaper Pro motion field' If you are;
eager to learn? J.P. -Im 545-4155 kw appt. Sales Mature per son •Secretar e1 Sia (I) heirs* t self-motivated and hke working wtth! •• ~~:for~-:-'..! ........ ''l'?R J.-needed PIT tn CdM Plant •Data Entr, 0"8•ators ' ..,,, .... ¥... ,_ Retail s In Hun i..-llllliiliiiilii----• and Gilt anop fn-Sat-! ew oro Proce$SOf\ t teenagers, this may be the op-J t
wno can •tan ~ Seasoned atand eione tore tR"V•on Sun 9am·• 30pm Eap •Accounting c1er~s l'lat C.14itieel t por1..,nity you·ve been waiting for. t
alely Wonc with people profeulonala, Proven Beech. Interest In MWlng lllllWATillllT pref knowledge of plants I 11••.-TR• llW C t . t
18 over Wl'IO are suec.u-Billers W2 or 1099 r• or mechllnlcal apt.ltude FOR DINNER THEATER helpful Call Dorothy -•--11 HI 09 12 _.... i "'" 1u1. motivated winners. QUifed. "8--0073 ~-~1 Wrt Ape>ly 11-• 3503 s Mon-Fn e.-• 673-2261 All Ull .. -IH1 ·-t This 1s a GUARANTE ED INCOME or. t
SpendWH1ter 1nSouthem llllUlmUUI Hert>OrBI S A 979-7550 * .... •HS •ra.att1leUllC•* t $400 per week to start w ith poten-~:
Ca11torma &. ...travel 11 ,,,,18 ~taurant SAUi lllml j p-u 111-c..t t t 1al earnings of up to $1000 ,_,_
western states with 04.llf -···•-for comm'I wtndowllloor * --•JI ,..,_, •uper'tltHd marketing For Computer systems L••••• muss covenng contractor on * ,. ......... ..,.. • week. ' •
team Paid tralntng pro-company $a&w'y oC*"t 10AM-2 30PM Mon-Fr• N B Salary • benefttl • 18.&00 von il arrnar OlllPlfTI WICIE• t t
gram E11cit1ng bonus Send r.ume to P 0 Box 111.J-m .... ~ L A C-Oun"' ter-Ste 130 r.,,~ , .. , 2'9•t; ... etrT t A n d L. t
1 ........ Ne c• ,.,......... ~ ......,,.. ., -· insure v an. wagon, pie ... -• plari. plus htg'1 a.minga. ...... .. ""....... AM St\lft PIT fltory Melissa 673--0760 100•. FREE '" App .. cart • • c fal .-'l'IRI E 0 E ~uoooa•o n1gnis•ano • up1snells a re a MUST • ,,.?::i:~~~~~"'~ Call teO?te13 ,,._ -:= ApplyCafe1.n per60son0 Npe~apdo'",, SAllWICl llAID 8 "'P m irr o• SP•eoa .. ---· ....-...... E __,, .... -.&I I··-· m1-s e ec:•· c 01an1tet Y'~'S • · .• Friday onlyl Mon-ttlN Fn ~. ---qut9. ,_ .... L !'las Center Of. Nwpt Bell f T & PIT Great opp tor ....,. rs; l'"l'"IUI Donald Hawtons for In~ beglnnlng OQQ for exper mecfl.-'IOUMW•llfl or mature N ill va.n ()wr ,,,,,.~ oo .. sprongs ~a'l't•U t • t
(7 l4) 646-3337 11-4 Sal. March l2ttl anic/.,,.,.,. Wll train on .. --aalts Call owner b t Fartn1n~ "'e< -x "·-. ·= '2 :ic: S325 s.u.1sc4 t F or more information : t
l oed tnaChtnea. Opening FOO SERVERS 7-1 tam M·F GOOd pay •"lllt?' W NIZllll won't IU1. 846-374& e D 250.0919 WELDEi:IS· • , t : t •ITM. USISTllT PI T For Quality Ortho
pi'actic.. needs mature The Orange Coast Deify
adun lor 8-10 days mo. P110t ta 1001ung tor an
Or1ho exp helpful Happy energetic person to as-FIT hme general office
disposition appreciated StSt our Olstrlc1 Managers duties Busy medlQI tab
Call Mary Ann 556-1122 3 days during the .,...., Pleasant WOl'lltng con-
weekends end holidays 011ton1 Call 1n AM
AppliQnt must have ,._ •640--0140*
• HOST/HOSTESS ALUM S TA ·~-ESS CvSTO ... rrac~ '.)J•·· • Call Mr. James :•
lmm«llate ~Ions avatl· SCllU 111111 MacG<eQO• ·~cr•-s '63' ~~ ,91..,91 • i.~·~ < t . t
able ADC>fY •n l)9r10tl E ,.pertenced Full time Ptac~t • Ccs•a Veso " • ::. -"~ ~' t ( 2 3)
Tiie Ortgtnal l(apians scree11 maker needed for l<ose 'IVh' E-~-~z2r t 1 477-2870 '.· 3211 Hart>O< 01 ... 0. Co~ta ooor 4 wtnoow co tn WtlNll 6 •5.5 ·02 ,.,•-ssa9e
M ... 557-661 1 Santa Ana Musi t>e Oe-Nelde• lO NO•k Part F..,11 • •
REST AUAANT S.-0 time at e<iu•P •eoa·• DuS Clessltoeo I got,... • .,,,_ ·-----oenoa1>1e -t7SO rCo,ia ~e-sa : .. oer ·~ •o:f°"'•"-aoo.._,, ....................
lm"'l 1111 Establtshed. pleasant 1&'911 group prlcilee 2 Dys/Wk
hat»e car with v1llld CA - -lffm llll
drivers ~... ptOOf ot
...... .... 11can11Y, PI T au'"° 646-3.Je .. -----------------------• .. IYITD IAI Approx 20 hrstwk Must
. . WllMWCLWll CUSTOMER SERVICE REP CALL 640-1122
1 ..,,.,... ...... • 1111'11. lllDT
Insurance and OMV al Clerical Slulls Full
prtnt-out Starttng pay 19 Co benefits_ Barbar• tor
$7 OO per hOur ~;as apot 850-2001 _
.. /•a.-.R-.• "a •e o ffi ce s11 t11 s -·~ •9•·310.-•974605
11•n11Y
Neec&<I Resto na·v•Ot.ai
e .. o ;:iret c B::.o ·20 9 ·o-•
allowance lftU111 lllllllNI I Excehent fOb <>P90'tunlty Dynamte ple&Sant group RESTAURANT olflCe ea· practice group seeks Immediate opening Come In to ac>piy at'
For the Newport ()yste<
Bar & Grlll APPl)I 1n per
son M-F oetween l &
5c>m al 2 100 W Ocean
Small N-port Beac11 1aw •trc~u4iH oftlce ..,,,,, maior-cltef'tt
t>us.ness practice Mint· lat~· '" All f ront. NewOO<t Beacn perience a must At>le to exp, FIO person Good Gra..,eyard operator. e.cp d ptef'd but wl tram
WOl'k under stress 3-10 benefit package Call --.... Newport e.ai 644•7050 Res1aurant
mum 60 ..wpm typ•ng _.,,.__.,. ___ _
oeaJ cano1oa1e won oe ANTI UE SA_E 9 •ass
hour days S7 001hour •64-0-1t22• -J __ ___ llSnPIUCAI
141-1111 I AUTO DETAIL PERSON •etd111i1 lut. Is now acx:eoung apptt
1 d1h9ent pleasant pro-1 t>eC: P "'f' '"'"''.;re
less1ona1 & a non-Oan•V" Ou"IS & country
smoker Salary relt«ts accessor es • •
qualtfatroris Call t<aren 230' C t' J' " .. pt Be"
!or 1nterv..,._ 720-0506 SA• v;:i:>A ' • z "'".'Ci" 9 -us-icuu ~::':n•ui~~~ c~osta UIWed..,lt. ~~g~~=d10 ~ :.:;;~
Gin sl\09 Jotin Wayne Alf· Mesa 631--06'5 ..... --. ... U ·--ener~te stalf ln11ne port Oependa1>1e lh!IA· --. _... 786-0777 or 6'0-4292 •~ Fe-4 Sentr
tble Call Betty Delore llmll betweef1 9am & Spm M-F 1-----Apply 1n person Tl>eSOav
130pm, 852-9186 Early AM newspaper Or ~I Beth at 642""'321 * P&mllll * tnn.1 Friday br.r.n 3-5
C AsHIER FIT .-OHrs route P T 7 days noeof. ext 205 EllP pr.t FIT or PIT !lU W ...... lwy.
CASHIER PIT 11 30.1 30 iecttng Must have de-•• 111.11 9e&-2098 leave Message
• Benehla. ~at pendable veflicle. dnve<s enef ftw PART-TIME Counte< PoS-•Lm ClllS L_,t 111.I he & proof of hab•ltty ms gettC '° are com-tttOn 2 days mature per. Pteue apply person
8911 Adams. H B Xlnt e•tra income Open-peny growmg by teaos son . wtH tr.in 646-7621 l1•imp1ys
NO PHO ... ., C•LLt ings in Costa Mesa Nwi>t and bOunds needp inside (~Mon-Seti •-~--a ~ " Ben Corona del Mar .-S peoo6e erl«:t tor __ _.
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.._ L A He<ald Examtne< young. aggressive tnd.. .. ..... l TUllll 244, E Coast rl*'f Ir .. r !714154 1.,334 vtdual Hourly PLUS nvate SctlOol Hunttng1on Corona Oel Mar T •er!! comm Flu hrs Call Tom Be ac 11 area Hours ClaNlfled ''•uoeaal 1n10 ..
Hrs 6am to 2pm GOO<l lllYIU Bonuk 855-39-23 1pm.flc>m 536-t « 1 matJOn tor peopAe .,tr>
starttng 111ary Call Ellper~ Calif Of~ -,-am spec&a1 l\W1s
549-3089 ..-lcr Larry lte req Excellent dflVlr\Q H B AGCY PIT Ptlones -------------
I record lmmed opening files lgllt type expr
SHllITTWFICIH PAYDAY EVERY FRIOAV
11 u 114-37r
Full ltme M-F 8 00-• 00
No exp nee 54 SOnr
Benefits ApC>ly '" person ...... "" 729 F•r ao St C M
•5•8-5525•
The t>ogge11 meg.,none •n
tOWI" ,. .,. Id "'ctassif..o
Try rt 11'1<1 -
Plllll fWY I Call req ' S6 50l hr SA()_~, With good dnvlng record JM-IMI
Vwsattle & P4"C)Oabte & -.MllTll
willing to team Salary lllftlS/PIZli PIT evening WOfl(. 1mmed
open Lori·• K1tcnen I MAKERS Up to S 101nr M e. Laguna 11ea Motor Routes
979--0747 F'u11/PfT 675-9930 (7 141«7-3118 ---
Wiii WITll SPUD lclEIZIE
WANNA PARTY AL L NIGHT AND HANG OUT AT THE BEACH
All DAY? FINE!!!
JUST GIVE US PART OF YOUR EVENING AND YOUR WINNING
PERSONALITY
WE'LL GIVE YOU A CHANCE TO MAKE GOOD MONEY
REPRE SENTING AN EASY TO SELL. ~WELL KNOWN.
.REPUTABLE PRODUCT
GUARANTHD SALARY+ COMM.+ BONUSEZ =$$$IN
YOUR POCKET
CALL PAT COLLI N AT (71 4) 642-4536 EXT. 430 FOR MORE
INFO. CALL BETWEEN 3-9 PM OR LEAVE A MESSAGE
ANYTIME ANO I'll CALL YOU!
available in
Costa lesa
Huntincton leach
Fount1in Valley
NO COLLECTING
NO SOLICITING
Deliver One Day a Week -
Must have dependable car
and proof of insurance
Call 842-1444
Ask for Joanne Craney
S..1NO.\• l 0•1•
1n alley oen•no '10u5e
M1;s.<: Bo~es ' Cy'•"'Cer
• ,ce • qeg·"il '.ls•
E•CA c;ona :.ea ... 1 "" sneo S3250 6-;. •• ·2
Arp!iu c" Hl l G E 30 N'Oe single over
t>as•C -.01 sell c1ean1ng
11i..e ne"' Ca JOCtt.
640 9464 '60-8398
GE Qef• 9 2i' s a~cy
~oe .. a•e· & ce :l•S
pensers '·t· .,.,_. S9SC
"~"rno•e .-.asner ! ~'5
:)r ,et a;mo"\l ., ... .,. ·Vu•-.
1op-o!-11ne • ,. • =o~a
S395 oar "59 )9~-
$2.56 per day
....... , s •~ ... '°"' :1a-. •o ..
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SERVICE
DIRECTORY
CA~-, JOA•
ASIFllLllS
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M2-4J21 ed. 110
2 positions available in our cus-
tomer service dept.
Must have pleasant phone per-
sonality; typing a plus. Learn
valuable office skills and earn
$5.00 an hour to start.
Hours are 11 :30 A .M . -8:30 P .M .
and Sat. & Sun. 6 A .M. -10:30
A.M.
Call 64 2-432 1 ext. 207 to sched-
ule an appointment. Ask tor
Llolanda.
•-0 .... SE CLEANING ~. • D.t.C ~IC PAINTING .. _co E ~· s a.11 ab•e • f..11t s;; .. .ce Ga· ....,,...,~ V•••cut00s-OeQenc:laotl
:>SO M·e • .. :: J:t ; S; o• • S-a .t'<'I ·e1s 968-2098 Joel
E•;: :;p, -~s.ec·•'"I; "·"'t'Es· 53·:x-:.. -:::·"a• & l'nendly'
... ::. Pe tr"' Re•~ :: • ..,., :;~::DE ".,..:;.'-.~~-. • .-0 -5 17•nest Painting
PS' :;3 Ll•J &-'6-~'-: ...... •.:>ge.·•E'f-,. , ...... ;: <•6·:;;.> Pete49S-302~
"ea• -.:i_,se,::>• :>"'., ~~ '"' -,., ... =leas ~~ ·C:!t .E5C8 "'A,.. .. NG "NO
(l"C ....... Ot .,= ~ -~ :-e_ A -e·~ .• ,•s e•r w A •• PAOE~1NG Ouatrty • ...-~O~t e -,, ~ ~~" -.. .. 8 ... ~ ~~an..::8 Qar J~-... \fk t;rf!ltlP Es\ ~2409 ,.p.,... -K "<; r~E£ .... ·~ "': .,"" $Kle.:i· "''; '"~
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Ceatracten
ITS llC.
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:>es 9"·" ..... i-.:~.:: ~-i1· .....
... $ \::~f'4'"H"¥'-@r: 1' ~ :l~ •
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BOYS lc GIRLS I•-------• Ca•• Cc PC' • • • 5 .. ~ £¥ -
-. • .::c: .• ~. ~ •a--~~ .. ·.;N < ca~-ons .. "' 261-5419
·er "'5 ~.trf!(Jt" -• J83:! 1lasttr flep!il
•'
t:a!U\ Mo~
-5TAllT NOW-
11 to 15 Years Old
WORK IVKNINQS
AND SATURDAY
WORK IN YOUR OWN NEIGHBORHOOD
YOU CAN AVERAGE PER WEEK s7500
OR MORE
CONT ACT Mr. Phillips
PHONE (714) 498-3321
ALL TRANSPORTATION PROVIDED
BYAN ADULT~
-----------------------~ "IUOMnll .:--•e,i>·-·-
$ $ EXTRA CASH$ $
T'9e D1ilr Pilet
Delivering the Dail y Pilot. Hours are
approximately 1:30 RM-5:30 PM Mon-
day to Friday, and 3 AM-7 AM Saturday
& Sunday. Rettable car or truck . proof
of insurance and OMV print-out re-
quired. Call 642-4321 ext 202 for ap-
pointment or apply in person at The
Daily Pilot. 330 W. Bay St. Costa Mesa.
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hsiMA~ 1;;c;"..,.ng s;;c; u
~·-' d prooessilng 7 21..f302 :Jf ~ I -38ft
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Saoges · (' v SI 0--, ., :: .I
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-~... so• r • ·-• .t-,. ""O"• Pro04'efTls-tto Prot>-1.-ns :32686' 554-7131
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OPER-~&AiP
'4 V"'S t'l>C 18 )'f'S In --
.. c , C ~Ai9()35 "4s8119
•
Onnge COMl OA&LY PtLOT/ Twed9y. Mllrch 15. 1988
DTlllllES ....... .. ..,......,!
All saetfl
12tel11
tr HST lfflll
MIS
Ns 1 m .men11
sc>d $125 2 New Telma
masks & snorklel $20
set Answenno macf\irwt
S 15 TV $20 673--083 I
lar1t• kln Leroy Nieman Golf Prtnt, -_
S 10.000 Sac ror $3700. pub 11 a" e r s P "c e Trus~rtatiea
Sassone& Yamagatos. La11, tral 7111
AIOO Luangos. also avail ••T•W* Seabrtng Happy Days J4ke Box & Fireball ptn-NEW AND USED BOA TS
oan mKhlrwt 720-1322 SERVICE.I ACCESSORIES
Use Boats Wanted · Top S
Cal1lorn1a Mastercratt
IUn! MAn! MATS!
Factory Moving Sale. 3
Days Only' New Sall·
boats, molds parts &
u lls 25 -52 Mare'1
18, 19,20 9 -5 Newport
OH-Shore Yachts 1010
N Grove St, Anaheim
t 7 14 }666-2000
SUNFLOWER SNARK
Complete wl all rigging.
1 .11ell cond $200
S.4"-6829
Office ruaitart aa,u,_.. 5047 710 N Harbor Blvd. S A 1,.M/Ski hats 714-554-~10 7011 ...
20A40130x601Secretar1al
NO reasonable otter re-
f\JMd &45-6600
PUBlJC M>TICE
HIRE 17'CENTERCOUNCIL
70HP Yamaha, hsnerman
and slil1 $6500 &45-6999
through classified or 18181..!_55•8382
"8.IC NOTICE Pml.IC NOTICE
'83 ·~ton Dodge Custom
\Ian Teak Int 89K ml .
new trans. well ma1nt en-
gine. needs ••I work
$4000 673-6560
•u Fer4 Y• I· 111
Air Power Stee<•ng. Auto-
matic • .11'tnt cond Mull
sell (2H338381 ......
THEODORE
ROBINS
FORD
.-.Jll-J HA.l ldA 8l" 0
CO~IA M l ~A ~~ J JJll)
Ca/Mgr apny. clarlrlet, ciog-
gmg • find out wno can teech
you thr h ciutilied
Pml.IC NOTlCE
1500 Auto Mall Or.
Santa Ana
55 Frwy at Edinger
IPll 1 llYS
Service Hrs. Mon-Fri
7:00 am to •o pm
HAVE
A NEED?
Reod rhe closs1l1ed pages
ond you 1e sure 10 till 111
l1ily Piltt
142-1111
P\8.IC M>TIC£
People
NEED
Classified
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Call
AO '11 llerrlti. HK ml, ,,.. bft•. tlr•& batt. dfk
btue, euto,.,. pwr, em/tm e.-M850 146-3195
NABERS
CADl.LAC
BEAUTIFUL SELECTION
of tat• model. low ml6Mge
Ctldllec:t In Ofenge .
County! See ut toUyi
M0-1100
2800 H•bol' Blvd
COSTA MESA
Cof'Y9tt• '7 4
Red. ••<*lent cond.
$6500 obo.
557-93M ews. IY. meeg
•ti llTlll
1210
4 speed am/Im, air -4
door. 152,000 original
miles • s 1eoo 080
Allentlon h0met>\IY9'&_ 642-5678 Hom9'-lnoncJ-lled ror the
through the Clullfledsl 11t•t reel es11t1111tlngs
PUBLIC NOna:
TAX COlUCTOfll'S NO~ TO same is -atoeo to such Piece ol B•d Aec;etQt Of· l>td• or 10 w.,ve any 1r-IC Jla31 NOTICE TO FlCTTTIOUl IUaeMEU FICTITIOUI .U ... 11
MFlCE CONTilACT0.-1 ' t>t<!Oet In the event or failure floe ot Purcha11no D11ec;tor regularmas 1n any btds or on NOTICI M CMDfTOftl M NAm ITAT'EmNT ~ ITATl•NT
°"~COUNTY j CAlUNO FOfll INOI 10 ent9' into 1110 c;on1r1c1. M s Belly Kehn, Coast 1ne o•Od•ng 9UlK TJlANIFI" auuc TRAN"I" The followtno parsons are The lollowlng persons 111e
ITATE M Scnool 0t11r1c1 CoH t tueh security wlll be lo•-Comm College District PurM>lnt 10 the pt0Vls1ons (lea. 1101-4'°7 (leca. 1101 .. 107 doing bullneu as PACIFIC Oolng ouslneu as DR
CAUFC>NtlA 1Commun.ty College Dlstrtel letled 1370 Adams "'-1ue Costa of Sec1ton 1773 of the Labor U.C.C.) U.C.C.) DIVING SERVICE 2039 CYCLE 9e4 Vletorla. Costa
NOTlCE M IAL( Bod Deadhne 2 00 0 clock Tne DISTRICT rese<Ves Mesa 92626 . -) Cooe ol the State of C1h-TO WHOM IT MAY CON· NollCe " her•by glV9n to POMONA AVE . COST A ...... 92627 '°" UNMCUREO 'PM ol tl'le 2!1tn oayol Maren tne t1gl'\WO ra,ect any or 1111 Pro1ect td1n11t1ca11on torn1a, the DISTRICT f\a.s ob-CERN creditors ot the w1t111n MESA. CA 92627 Andre Bonm1 Bubosa,
PlllMUtTY TUEi 1988 bids or to wllv• any 1r-Name Orange Coast Cot-tamed lrorn the Director of Nottee IS M!eby g111en to named tran1leror(1} that a M11k K Schmitt, 2039 e64 v1e1orta. Co111 Mesa
(Thie le poet.di Pl.ce ol Bod Receipt 01· •egu11nties 1n any bods or in lege Pav1no Renab11ttat1on the Dep.NJment of Industrial Ille Gredllors of RICHARD bultt trans,... is about to be Pomona A..-Coste Mesa CA 92627
pub .. IMd ~-• lie:• ol Pu1cnas1ng Dtractor the btdd1ng Pl-OfeCI Plr11trf,g Lois B Relat ions the general W-OREXLERANDVtR61NIA maoe on ~I-property CA t2&27 Tn11 bv11nen 11 con-
to lbe prowtuona IM s Belly l(ahn Coast ~rsoam to tile pro111s1on1 and F' eno S Street 810 P<l'lllhng r11e ol per d .. m DREXLER Tr1n1leror1, M!e•nal"ef' described Tiiis bu11neu 11 con-ducted by an 1no1vo<1ua1
°'Section 2957. 1co,.,m Co11eoe Dtt111c1 ol Sect•on 1773 ot the Laoor No 1•08 wages 1no tn• general wti<>M business addrese 11 The n1l'!WI and bullnes.t ducted by an ln<IMdual Anore Bon1n1 Barbosa
.._.an11e and 1370 Adams Avenue Costa Code of lhe State 01 Call· Place Plens are on file Ot-pr8'1a•tong rate lor h<>lldly 2382 Orehod Hill Pl S1n11 addresaea ol the lnltl(>Oe<I Mark K Schmlll T1111 statement •II Iii.ct
Tu.tkwl Code ) Mesa 92626 f0fn11 tne DISTRICT has ot>-flee 01 Dttector Eugene F ano overtime .work 1n the to-An• HelQtlts CA 92707 transfefor1 .,._ DETTLOFF This statement wu filed with the County Clerk of Or·
"OOto<:e1S"8reO)O"'f!"llla1 P•o1ect 1oen1.11ca1oon ta1ne<1 rrom the DtrlC1or or Har11e Phy Fee Ping Coast ca111y 1nwt\tCflth1tworll 1sto County of Orange S111e of &KNOX.INC 17191 Sand-Wllhthe CountyCl«tc ofO.· ange County on Marctl 7
oec ... se Victor F Ou•naro Na"'I Clploen West COiiege Ille Depart,.,.,,t 01 lndustnat Comm College D•slt1CI. be pe<fOtmed tor eacn craft California. that a bulk trans· ra Lee Line. Huntington ange County on Mateh 3, 1988
na.s t1ileo to pay upor-oe. noustria1 Traces. Bu11d1ng Ret11 1ons 1ne generel 1370 Adema. Costa Mesa. or type ol worl\er needed to ler 11 1bout to be mlde to e.ach Cahlornla 92~9 1988 F'11122
mano unsecured oroper1y Enclosure pre1111f1ng rate ol oer diem CA 9:?626 Telephone (7 141 execute the contract r._ l(ANTI UPPAL Transfe<ee, Tiie IOc:aOon In Cllitornla Fl'Daa PubllShe<I Orange Coast
1ues oury usessecl 10*' tne P1Ke P1ars are on Ille Bod lwaoes and the generet •32·5707 rates ate on Ille 11 the DIS· _,,ose bu-5 address •I of the chlel uecutive offlOI PubllShed Ofa.nge Coast D111y Pilot M1rch 8 IS 22. ~ars 1987·88 1n tl'te Su"' ol No 141 • Ottoce 01 Olrect0t lorev11tong r111 10*' h<>loday N OTICE IS HEREBY TRICT office localed It 1370 7003 Whotakef All8'\ue Van 0t P<lnelpal bultneu otfic;e Dally Pilot Merell 8. IS. 22, 29. 1988
$2 10, 91 1ne Orar>ge Coun-Eugene F Ha«oe Pny Fae lano over·tome work 1n tne 10-GIVEN 1na1 the above-Adami Ave . T r111e< B, Costa Nuys CA 91•06. County or of the 1ntanded 1ran1t.or 11 29. 1988
..., tb coH«:tor .. ,11 or March Plr>Q Coas1 ComlT'uMy Col-ca11ty in wnicn this work 1S 10 named School OlstrlC1 tor Mesa. CA 92628 Cop!el Los Angeles, State of Call· Sam. as above T085
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8 -23 1988 at tne 1>0;;• ol 10 00 11199 D1s1·oe1 1370 40ams 11:>e performed let each craft Orange County Cal1l0tn•a m1y be obtai,,.0 on request tornoa Alt othet bull~• ~
a,., sell 11 0uo•>e aucho"' au Ave CMll Ve~a CA o• 11oe o• wori.er 1-aed to 11C11ng by and through its A copy of ,,_ rates shall Tile pr()(>erly 10 be trans· and addr..-used by tne
?I a 00t1•on 01 1~ o•t·oe<"• 92626 Te t'c.•:>ne • • e•f!<:ute 1rie contrlC1 T,.._ Governing Boaro ner11n-be pOStec:I a1 1ne i<>b srte tarred is IOCaled al 1550 Old intended trantf9'or w11h1n 1----------DO-IT-YOURSELF IDEAS
oescr•oeo as •o••o .. \ •32· 5 ·o· rat" a•e on 111e a1 the DIS· alter referred 10 as DIS-11 snall be m1n011ory upon Newport Blvd , Coei. Men . three ye1rt lest years IHI PUBLIC NOTIC[
·ne ooa1 canoe·~ at 1110 · CE S HE RE a v lrR1C' ofl•c• located at TRICT w11t receive up to the CONTRACTOR 10 whom CA 92627 County ol Of. pas1 so111 as l\nown to the FICm"""''I .u.-ia 1~~2 P1608f't•a C~t• Mesa G•vE-. 'l'la• '"e aoo•e 'raile• B 1370 Adams Ava but no11a1er tllan the abo11• the con1r1C1 is awaroect. and ange State ol C1llfotn1a intandeo translarae are NAmtTA~
Ca 9262; namec ~n.;o 01stroe1 to• Costa Mesa 92626 Copte1 staled time sealeO bids tor upon 1ny suocontr ector Said properly is O.SO•be<I None
Ont' 19·3 Canoe Cove•· O<ange Covn1, C.1itl0tn.a ,....,, oe :>Dl••nec:I on request the 1ward ol 1 conl•ae1 tor und81 such CONTRACTOR on generel as All Stock 1n The name(sl and 1>1111nau The follOWinQ pertont are
tt Cabon C•u158f Boal CF IKl•r>Q oy end tnroogl'I •ts A COP) of I~ ralM llhall the abo"e oroiec:t 10 oay not less than tne said trede. •••lures equipment address ot tile intended do I ng bu 11n •11 11'
"165 fl1 •ne sale "''" oe /Gove•nong Boero 1111e1n· be potted at Ille job ••le Bids s11111 be rece111ec! 1n spee11ied retes to all worklfs and good wilt of thll Econo tr1n1ferMC•I are RICHARD MORGAN ENGINEERING, ~ at 63C "' B•?adway 1ttlf ref!'fre<l to as DIS-11 stlall oe mand11ory upon 1ne p1ac. 10enllllld aoo•• empio~ by them In tl'le ••· Lube N T uoe bu11ne11 C CARTER 1&412 Del Mar 1604 Coral Pl-. Newpon
Room 3 •O Senta 4n1 CA TR1CT .. 1 •eut11e up to Ille CONTRACTOR 10 •l'l<>m and 11\all oe opened ano eeution Ol lhe contrllC1 nown 11 ECONO LUBE N lane Hunilngton Beach a..eh, CA 92663
91 01 /but not 111t tnan tne 100..,.. tne contract•• 1warded. and publlcly read aloud et tne No b•OOer m1y wtlhdraw BE and located 11 1SSO Calll0rn11 926-49 · Michael D Morgan, 1804 .,.,,... ot JaJe stated ttme Malad b•d• fOf" upon 1ny 1ut>contractor abo11e-111ted lime 1no any bid for a pe110d of S1.11ty Old Newport 81110 Coste Tri11 the property perll-Coral Place. Newport s.aeh.
he property w•ll be tne eward 01 1 eontrect '°'" under IJUOtl CONTRACTOR. lac• 1601 oay1 alter 1ne date set MeH C1 92627 County of nent l'le•eto II a.scnl>ld in CA 92683 , oec 10 the l'l"ljl\ell DoO-1ne aOOWI pro,ect to pay not tell than the Mid There wtll bl 1 S10 00 di tor the apen1ng of l>tds ange State or Cahlorrna general 11 Travel Agency This bullness 11 con-
O• tor ca5/' n .. ,,,., lawlul B•Os sl\all bl reoetveo M\ apee1lled rites to 1111 wor11ers t reQU1red tor Heh set of A payment bond and a Tiie l>ulll. 1ran1le< '#Ill be and 11 1oc11ed at 7076 Ed-dueted by en lndlvldual
Mt r\e'f ot Int' un•1ecl States,,,,. t:>l-.O.Otlfied aoove employed oy tnem on the••· bid d0C1Jments to guarentee Olfformanee oond will be on141mma1ed on or alter tnoer Avenue Hununoton Mlc,.,..i D Morgan
.,,, A,.,.,u o• negohable 11'0 111at1 oe oper..a and eculton of tile contract tleor return 1n good condll•on required prior 10 e•eculton he 111 day of Aprtl, 1986. Beaen. Cll1f0tnla 92647 Thll tlltament wH filed
p11per 1c11ec1o or money publicly read aloud al the No btdOlt may wtthdraw wtth1n ten days 1ft9' 1ne Old of 1"8 contract and Shell be nd claims may bl Iii.ct 11 The Bu11oess name uMCS with the County Clerll. of Or·
Ot'11 .. • lite aucll~ w II 1abo•e-s111 ao 11me enO any bid l0t I pertO<I ot S1.11ty 1ng Olle .n Ille lorm set IOtth 1n the ELLS FARGO BANK NA . by Mid transferors at said enge County on J~ 27• ~MW said property to ,,,. iDlaGe (601 011$ alter 1ne 0111 ... E9C1> l>ldde< lhall be • C0<1111CI OOCutnef'lll EIC<'OW Department. R• 1ocat1on II PASSPORT l988 , __ ~-,...,,.. t><ll ot lllfl r Tnere .,,.1 be a $10 00 de-f0t 1"8 open.no of btds 1c•n 1 ad con Ir a c Io r Pursuant 10 s.ctton 4590 Etctow No 692· 737 4590 TRAVEL .-ci>n po&1e1Stor shall tl\e<e-,posn •equorec for each Mt of A payment t>Ond ano a pursuant to the Business of tne Government Cooe or MacArthur B o uleverd. Tnet Slld bulk tranater II Put>lt1hld Orange Coat
.1aion .,,.., on the pu•cha-bid ooeuments to gu1ran1ee Pet1orm1noe oono .win be and Prol8SllOlll Code ano the S111e or Cehtornta the •610. Newoort e.acti. CA intended 10 be consum-Da.Uy Piiot Februery 23· s..l>iect to tne •19nts ot any tr..,, •etu•n n good eot1-reou11ed ~ 10 eaeeutoon t>e llOensed on tne 1onow1no conu 1 c1 w ill contain 92660 County of O.ange. mated at the oHKie of NOR-March 1 8 t5 t988 TOl59 t.rtof 1..,,l'>()loers ot •ecOt'O O•hO'> ''"'""' ten 1101 <Says ot tne contract and shall bl el&SS1flca11ons provisions petm1tt1ng the St1t1 ol Clll1forn11 RIS & ASSOCIATES, INC
A1r i;osa c.• "1no1ong 'after the ood oe>en•ng Oii• 1n tr>e form M l lorth in the Earthwork eno Paving succeutul 010der 10 All c1a1m1 musl be r•· 4570 C1mpu1 Otlva. Suite 9.
sterage or frarisciortatton ol E..cn o•OOe< 11\all oe a con111c1 documents -12 Ltcenw subs111u1e sec:urmes tor any C*ved 11 th•S add•ffl by the Newport Beach, CaJlfO<'Na
"'' purchaMd orooerty alter I, c en s e d contr a c Io r PurSoant 10 Sectoon •590 Eacri b•O must conl0tm moneys will'lheld by the DIS-111 oay ot Aor11. 1e&8 unleM 92660 on or 1tter AP<•I 4
1na tome ot saie w It oe OO<ne pu•suart 10 1ne Bu11-ot '"" Government Cooe ol and be re.oon11ve to the T Rt CT 10 ensu•e oer the bull\ transfer allO In· 1988
..,.Olly oy 11'\8 ovrcr>ase. end and Proless>ont Code Ind t"• State of Calll0fn11 tn. oritrac1 oocumeflts t0tmenc;e under 1ne con· cluO.S tn. transt9' of liquor Thi• bulk tran1l1< 11 sub· .. 4 .w11ran1., 01 ttie prex>-be toeense<I in tM toltO'Mng con1•1c1 w ill c;on1a1n Eeeh 01dder 1na11 submit tract tocenae. 1n wll!Ch case, aM ieet to Catotorn11 Unllorrn
..,Y s cono1t•or or utd1ty 11 c1ess1fic;att0n1 orov1s1on1 perm1111ng Ina on the l0tm lurniltled with Walk thru March t6 t988 claims must be r--..d Commerc•al COO. Section
rntoe 0t •mP•teO oy Ille G..-lll But1d1ng Contrac-s uccesslul b •Oder 10 the contract oocumen1• a 2 oo pm P<IO< to tile date on wn1eh 8106
(..._.,,,, 10*' 8 Lieense l s..b1t1tute secu11•-f()t' any 11s1 o• tne oropoeed M>bcon· Qowerntng ao1rd, •r tne llqUOt license ia tran1-Tile n1me end addrMs of
A rter sa!lsf11C1•0<1 01 all Eeeh Old muSI CO<"'lorm .,..,oneys _,1nne10 by tl'le DIS· tractors on th11 proi«t at Cllence llor, Oawld A. lerred by the Dapanment of the parson with whom · ues '"o• •elated cnarges. !Ind oe rn oon11ve 10 the TFHC T 10 ensure per· requited oy 1ne SublelllllQ .,ownetl Ak:Oholle Beverega Control cilim• may bl filed 11 NOR-
-~ud•ng t:CHts ol cooduC1· tract d<>Cumeflls tormance under the con· and Subcon1r1c11ng l'1or P\Jbhsneo Orange Coast So fer as known to lhe RIS & ASSOCIATES INC "0 ll'le auctiO<" any r9"lain-Each OIC)der snail suomn •reel Practic.s Act Government Da•ly P1101 Marcll 8 15 1988 1ran1ta•ff all bu1lne11 •S70 Campus on .... Suite 9. "t proc,eeas ...it oe "9--tr>e torm lurrnst>«i wi111 We • tllru Me•cn 16 19M ode Sectoon 4 100 et MQ T08 I names and addr-U..O Newpor1 Beach. Calllornl1
it• iec n 11'1e county the con1ree1 oocumenll • 1· 10 00 am Eac;ll 01ddet must submit by Transferor IOf the three 92&60 and the last day for ••t H u•., sub,.et fo Clatm by list of ll'le pr0(>054l<I M>OCon· Oowernlng aoard, •r w1111 each b•d cel'lllled or years tast peat. 11 d1lferent tiling ctaJms by any crtcfftor
,,,. pe<son """o ow~ tile treetors on th•s oroiect u Cll1ncellor, 01wld A. alhoer s cheek pay1t>te to trorn the above. are none snail bl AP<ll 1. 1988 at s·oo r~t r fUSI O<'•Of 10 111 auc-feQUlfec:l Oy ,,,. Suoiett>ng arownell tne DISTRICT or . btd bOnd P\8.IC NOTil'C Dated March 9, 19&8 p -... ~ II the bull-,,,. °' nos tuU-euor 1n ano Suoc;ont•ac11ng Faor Publisl\ed Orange Coast 1n tr.e lo•m set f0tth on tl'le ·~ ltAWTI UPttAL. Tra-day before the consumma-
• tetes1 Any IUC.I\ ••C::.SS Pr1etices Act Go•ernmen1 'Oa11y P1101 March 8 15 1988 contract oocuments In an No. ,._ fef" tton d1te specified above ~I cl.a.med Mthin tllreit Cooe Section '100 et tee 1080 amount not leu lllan 10-1. 01 NOTICE M DaA TH M Publlsned Orange Coast Dated Match 2, 1988
,.111rs from the oa1e ot tne E.acn btdder must s.;bm11 1 the mL<1mum 1mount of bid CLAMNCI "°91"l Dally Pilot Match 1S 1988 ..._.. C. Cattef, !ft.
~ oec;omes 1,..e p•~ty ''""' eact-b.a cert1t..O <>< P\8JC NOTIC£ u a guarantee tllat the bod to•U T089 tteftded T,.,...., .. ._,l'e county c.asnllf s c.rooc• pey1t>~ 10 loer will en11r into th• ~ FO.. Publilhld Orenge Coast
Dated Maren 8 1968 I~ DISTC'!IC' .... a Did oond ..OTICE TO o•oooseo contract If the .... C>aATI Of WLL ... -1c W'lflC[ D .. ly Pilot Mlfeh IS. 1983
9'0Rln L CITI'ION, Ta• •" the •orm w t •ooh on tne CONT"ACTOfll ume '' awarded 10 such a cooec:.. .--"" T-088
"8JC fl)TlC(
FICmlOUI 9U ... H
NAMI ITATl•NT
The 10lfowin9 pareons ate
dotno bu"'-' as NEW· PORl FENCE CO . 2765
Mendota, Colla Mesa. CA
9262'6
MIChHI Erin Hughu.
27155 MendOll. Cotti Mesa
CA 921528
This bu•lne11 11 con-
ducted by an lndrv1dua1
MlehaelE ~
ThtS statement was hied
with Ole County <Aerk of Or-
ange County on Matetl 4,
1988
F1nlOt
Publllhld Orange Coeal
Delly Pilot Mareh &. 1s. 22,
29. 1988
Toa3 C•ll•clor. M F "te ll· onl«IC' '.lor:·~m~ts 1n an CAll *O fOfll INOI O•OOer In Ille e11ent ol failure A.ND Of NTTTlON --.,. NOTICE ·~· 0.,Ul) a,.,oun• ~r 1 ~s· '"•n t()"•, of Sc;11001 D111r1c1 Coas1 1•0 enter into said contract TO ADM9tllH" r~ATIOM 000000000000000000000000000000
Publisned Orenge Coast ·~ IT'il• '"'""' ilm<lUnl or otd Community COiiege 011111C1 such sec.irtly Will be for llTATW NO. MOTICI Of CALL us e11y P1lol Maren 15 1988 IS. g-.a•.tn~ l"8t Ille Old· Bid Deadhne 3 00 0 c;toclt 181190 I A·14ZIM °"A""'., ..
T086 de• "" , .. ,,., •nto ,,... PM oftrie 25thdlyol March T~ DISTRICT ·-·•s To 1111 heirs an o A DRAFT EHVIRONMEN-•
----------0•000¥0 r•~trlCI 11 the 1988 I~ rtgnt lo re,.c:t any Of •11 1 t>eneficoar-creditors and TAL IMPACT REPORT WAS 642 • 5678 P\a.IC M>TICE I I con11ng1nt cred1tor1 of COMPLETED OH MARCH
""'TlllOUI ..... ,._SS Pml.IC NOTICE P\llUC NOTICE P\llUC NOTICE cl ARE N C E R 0 BERT 17, 1988 THIS DOCUMENT
r .... ..., ._ ----------SOWERS and parsons who ADOAESSES THE POSS-
N.-ITATEMINT I aaa.•ic NOTICE may be otherw!M 1nt9'eated IBLE ENVIRONMENTAL tM-
TM loMowtng pe<Y)' I Me r-In tile Wilt and/or •tat• PACTS OF A 10 8 ACRE
Joong t>us;nees its (ii>.t "IGE ~ petition hat been 11..0 PROJECT CONSISTING OF
A READER SERVICE OF THIS NEWSPAPER
BUDDING RELATIONSHIPS
Flowers are d w<tys rnt most oeauhtul ot nome oeco1
attons l n•s 23-Paoe gu1oet>oot.; otters s1eo Dy· step
directions photos ano materials lists tor 23 llor al
design p101ec1s1 Us1n9 flowers trom you1 garden 01
sil ~ t1owe1 s 1 you pr et er along w11h some glue
w11e roam ano other c1ctll materials you can ma~e
colorlul centerp1Hes l'ntiance straw hals ano weave
wreatns tor any occasion
Send check to
OCOP Pattern Dept
p 0 Bo• 2313
Van Nuys CA 91409
Aoll1ess
C•ty
..... •GM63 Flora.I Decor S4 7~
t t2·oaoe ca1a100 S3 96
P1ctu11n9 700 woooworlung
and hano1cratt p101ec1s1
Stale _ /ip _
P11ce Includes Postage & Prompt H.1nohng
T'f-VCR SEPv•cr ;2 s by RUTl1 E LEDERER In the 90 DETACHED 2-STORY • e•atol Santa Ar (',A NOTICE OF PREPARATION Superior COIK1 ot °'anot HOM ES IN CONJUNCTIOH
9:(704 County r1que11tng that WITH CONTINUED OPEA-STARTING A NEW BUSINESS??
~ 1/1" ;..,,.~ '11~1 RUTHE LEDERER be 81>-ATION OF 12 OIL WELl.S
GrHnvo111 ...... Nest-.......... Dec:laratlon 11-1 po.nted ea l*90NI rap-AN EXISTING TANI< FAR.M
• ,.,.,1ter CA 4~6d.·· rnen1111.,. to admlnlMer the WOULD BE AlLOCATIED
Th•• OUll'f'" c;on-NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN lhet the Boero of Dlrec1or1 Of 1he Ma. 111111 of CLARENCE AO&-OFF-SITE WITHIN COSTA
-cWded by II' •••• o...i Con101tdal9d w.,., Olatrlet wltl. at ltl s:lanular Meettnn to be'*" on April 7, ERT SOWERS under the In-MESA. n.E PAOJECT IS I ~a Va,. ,,.a-. ._ ··• dapena.nt Administration LOCATED AT tOSO WEST '.ff\ls 11a1..,.. ~ • ,, f led 1988. cont'def the adopttOn ot Negative 0.Claration 88• 1 currently under or E11a111 Act 11TH STREET tN A MEDIUM
•t h Ille Cov,.•. ~0 i f Or-preparation. f~ the loltowln; Thepetitton ISMt tor Met· DENSITY RESIDENTIAL
..! edge Covn1~ "0•ua,., tng tn [)epettment Ho. 3 at ZONE (POA-MD~
1 19U "'°"9CT: Southwett TransmtaSIOt'I Mam 700 CIVIC Cent•OrlYaw.t. COPIES Of THE~
· ...
Put>I..,.... ,,,,._ CIP 8820 & 8821, MC No 990 Santa Al\ll. Cafltomta 92701 EIR CAN IE REVIEWED AT
Cont on Apr ti 6, 1988 11 I 45 fi.M THE COST A MESA CITY D •. 1ry Pll('' ...,ell I I
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• 23. LOCATION: SupeOo< Avenue betWMf'I lnduttrlel Wey and 15th ti' YOU 08.JECT to the HA L l I, LANN IN 0
S· TOU Str ... 15th Stret betwMl'I ~ and MONOYla gtanling of the petition. you OIVISK)H, 77 FAI" °"IVE,
Averw .. MonrOVla AYenue betw•t 15th end 17th etiould .. ,her ICIC>M' at the COSTA MESA A COPY II
Str ...... 17th Street b9tween W~tler end Monrovia hellflng end t1ate 'fOUI ob-ALSO AVAll A8lf AT
PACIFIC VlfW
MllitOAIAL PA"K
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17"1 Street. the llMrlng YOUt lllPC*W· fAIT ANO AT COSTA
Meel ConeoH<Sated water District
1"5 Pteoenlla A~ eo.ta Mell. CA 92827
TelephOM. (714) 131-1291
anGe may be tn P9'90f1 Of by MUA Ll8AAAV. 1H5
your att0tney WlST PAN< AvtNU£.
YOU MAY EXAMINE the PEAIONS AND OR·
ftta llliC)t by the court If '°" OANIZA TIONS WllHINO .,. .,,..,..,_, In ttie -..... TO COMtffNT OH Ttfe
you 1My ..w upon 9N •· DAAn M lHOU\.O IEHO
ec:utor Of edfnWaef90t. Of n•"' COMWNTI TO: Copliee ol the lnlllal study are on nte end ~ 10r IMpectlon at the r.IC)On tM ett~ tcw ..... llflt-1011. DIVEL OP· oMoeOf the Proponent. ecutor °' ..,......,._, a t«NT MJMCa• IXfrT .. -m.i,..,... lll*'O flllll P.0 80X 1IOO. COSTA
Thi April 7 '"' ~ Me9ttnQ of the Boefd of ~ort wMI be96n at '°" _.,. ......... ol WM. CA_...,.
7:00 PJI'· WI th. meeting room of tN l.tw ~~~ater Olltrle1 office =-= :.-:= ':: "-1:o ~tO TH~•:: IOCallf .. 1"5 Placen11e Awnue. eo.t.I Meaa, ~TW9 _.. d ftle .,...,_Of IO-Vt,.ONMI NTAI. OOCU·
~1200"*~,~ "'• ~ ~ ~"""". 910 ~ QI 1• rw .vJJOt commert1a "'°'*' b9 dWecied IO lht proponent on OI -----. -..,. ,_ ....,_"' ,, -..__....._ -7 1'88 Celtcw'nle ,..,__Coda. INCUJIOID IN THR NIAL. _._. .. ' ~Au911.~ •MUIT•WfflO
OATllt lllsCll 1, 1111 fllWS • •tMAT DATI. ...., .. fQA ..,....,,... ~
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• -t
The Leg.J o.pertn*U It the
O..ty Pilot II pMaMd to an-
nounce a new .vtce now avall-
al>M to new bueln111•.J.-W• wtl now 8EAm;H the
neme tor you at no extra charge.
and MY9 you the time and the
trip to the Cour1 HcM-. .,, s.nta
Ana. TMn. of c:ourM, after the
...,ch 11 comp19ted .,. wMt ftte
Y04ll flcWoue bu8lr"9e neme
ttatament with the County Clertc,
publeh once a week tor tout
...... ~by lew and
then ... yo4ll proof of pubtl-
catlon wtth tM County ewtc.
PlMM 1top by to n.. your
ftctltlou• bullneu 1tat9'Mnt al
the Dauy Pilot Legal Depart-
ment, 330 W•t Bay, Costa
MMe. Celttornla. " you can not
8'op by. ~cal UI at (714) 642-4321, Extenaton
311 Of 31t end .. .... malt•
arrangemer.t1 tor you to hand ..
Ihle prooedura. by NI .
H ~ lhOutd MV9 any tunhw
~ ... p9M98 c.11 UI end we
wll be more than gled to ..-.
~ .
Good ~ In yot.K new buelneeell
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• -r ..: ~· . -· .. OPINION
TUESDAY, MARCH 15, 1988 25 CE TS
Alleged NB bribe off er on tape
Planning commissioner wearing wire
while meeting with Delaney~ DA says
By ROBERT HYNDMAN °' .. ...., ........
Restaurateur FranCls M . Delaney's
allcicd offer of a $20,000 bnbe was
sccretl> tape-recorded by a Newpon
Beach plan nan& comm1ss1oner work-
ing w11h police invest1ptors, accord-
ing 10 a county prosecutor
Deputy D1stnct Allomey Manin
Engquist said comm1ss1on Chairman
James "Buzz" Person agreed to wear
the hidden ware to snart Delaney
whale the pair discussed the res-
tauraat owner's plans..
··He dad the right thing." Engquist
said of Person's decision to tum in
Delaney. "T o do any lcu would not
have been an kccp1n1 with his pos-
ition of public trust. He did what he
should ha\C done:·
The prosecutor said he 1s of the
opanaon that Delancy planned t&
move has restauran1 from 115 p~nt
location on the Lido Peninsula 10
Lancer's Landing. located an the
Manner's Male area o n Ne .... pon
Harbor
ma~ ha\e been tf)ang 10 ad\ance
ham')('lf pohtacall)
"He d shouldn't be hammered lakr
that for doing the nght thtng ..
Engqum said .. All h~ dad was call thr
police The) took 11 from there
·· .\nd v.hen this socs 10 coun
Person ""111 take thr stand and tell the
truth .\nd a JUI) -.111 decide ""hat's
right and ""hat's not.''
Enqu1s1 said bnbcf) charges
against De lane~ remain \ ahd despite
claims that the l"cwpon Beach busi-
nessman ne11her O\A. ns land fo r a ne""
restaurant nor has plans to ~u ild a
n~IA. restaurant.
Delane). 62. of Rancho ( allfornaa
1A.as arrested Frida) on allega11ons
th at he offered a S20 000 bri be 10
Person 1n ell.change for assastancr 1n
getting a perm11 to e'ceed he1gh1
l1m11s on a nev. restaurant at Lancer'<;
Landing. under construcuon at 31 fl() w Coast Htgh""a~
of his knowlcdg<"" Octane) has no
permits or plans ~nding befo~ the
Cll) for the constructlon of a new rt~taurant at Lancer's Landing.
Hev. 1c ker said that about four
months aio JerT) K.tng of JerT) K.tn&
& ~ssoClates o f Newpon Beach
requested a traffic stud) for const.ruc-
taon of I.he restaurant at the Lancer's
Landing building.
Hev.1cker said that 1hert's been
problems associated w11h the request
and the traffic stud\ has never been
ompleted. He IS unaware of what thr
spe-cafac problems ""'en' he said
He"" ac ker also he has no knowledge
of a request 10 raa~ the ele.., ataon of
the restaurant
Ne .... pon Beach Buil ding Director
Ra' Schuller also said he IS unaware
1ha·1 Dclane) has plans for a res-
taurant at Lancer's undang. Schuller
descnbed the Lancer's Landing pro-
;ect as a "real headache JOb. ··
He saad the pro1ec1 has been
troubled from the stan With vanous
contractors coming and going fro m
the JOb
"It's basacall' been a mess from tht"
stan .. saad Schuller
CWbwtloll ...... :rz at L&Dcer'•
L&Mlln& OD llarlw'a la Newport
8-cla wi..r.-0...,. Comlty pra1ecator
Engquist reacted with some emo-
tion v.hen informed that one of
Delane) 's associates took Person to
task and sugested the comm1ssJOner
Bren .\. Reed an a~s1stan1 to
Octane). said \fonda} that Dclanr)
does no t o""n Lancer's Landing and
claimed that he has no plans 10 open a
restaurant there
C11~ Planning Dam.tor James
He .... 1cker confirmed that "to the best
Dclane' ""as arrested v.'lthout inci-
dent Fnda~ as he -.as lea' ang has
corpora1r headquaners on the Lido
Peninsula an "e1A.port Beach. poltcc
!Mlad He ""as later released from cm
1aal after pos11 ng bail ·
(Pleue w BJllBE/A2)
California
Armed Mexican soldiers
arres1ed after crossing
over U.S. border.JM
Natl on
Primary In Illinois today
may be end of the road
for some candidates./ A4
lsraeU prime minister ar-
rives In U.S. to discuss
peace proposal./ M
World
Public employees In Pan-
ama take protest to
streets after failing to get
paid./ Al
Israel shuts down West
Bank produce market,
steps up economic
squeeze on occupied ter-
ritories./ A4
Entertainment
"When You Comin' Back,
Red Ryder?'' ls dymanlc
drama at Orange Coast
College./ Al
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Court hearing
eontinues-after
witness slayi~g
By JENNIFER WEBER °' .. ...., ........
A Westminster counroom on
Monday hummed w11h talk of the
week.end's gangland-style excauaon
of a witness in the cast apinst a
Newport Beach busincuman, but
little was said an open coun about the
slaying and baaltfTs were takan& no
extra security measurc-s.
Dunng the proceedings. a defense
attorney for Robert Paduano Sr ..
Alan May. complained about a week-
end newspaper account the shooting
of George Peter Yudzevich. saying
the article implied the shooting was
connected with Paduano's cue.
May said Yudzevich had been an a
witness protection program on the
East Coast after testifyina apinst
alleged cnmc figures there. and he
sugested others had stronger
motives than his client to seek
revcn1e.
metal detector and locked courtroom
doors. were not st.epped up in the
wake of the shooting. marshall's
deputies said.
Yudzevach. 46. -was found dead at
I :45 a. m. Saturda) 1n a parking lot
behind an In inc business complex.
The 6-foot· 7. )~pound m~ known
as ··Big George·· was sprawled besi~
a late-model Lincoln Continental and
had been shot three 11mes 1n the head.
Dcput) D1s1nct Attorney Wallace
Wade said outside the courtroom that
he had not intended to call Yudzevich
to the stand. Yudzevich's death. he
said. would cause no obstacles in the
prosecution's case.
"He rtally didn't have anyth1n1 to
contribute 10 the charges Mr. Pa-
duano is facing." Wade said.
..., .........
Petitions J
filedhy
CM office
plan foes
By JENNIFER WEBER °' .. ....,,.... ....
~lung to O\en urn the Cat) Coun-
cil's appro,aJ of a gmcral plan
amendment on a controversial oonh
Costa Mesa dc,·clop~nt. a citizens
group turned an mo~ than 5.600
sagnatum Monda~ in an effon to put
the issue on the ballot for a ettywlde
elt"Cllon
Eight people. ancludtng Coun·
c1lman Da\e Wheeler. dropped a
stad. of pet111ons a1 the Cit)' Clerk's
office:" \fonda\ afit'moon •h1k a
throng oi rep0rters and photogra-
pher\ "'at,hed
··Tht' c1111ens of Costa Mt>Sa JUSI
made 11 'ef"\ ob\ aous what the\ art
lool ing for ... said Ja) Humphrt").
spolC'sman fo r Costa Mesa Res1dents
for Respt.1ns1ble Growth.
Otherwise. the atmosphere an
Jud&c Alan McKone's West Orange
County Mun1c1pal courtroom on
Monday remained much as 1t has
throughout Paduano·s prehm1naf)
hearing.
Security measurn. which include a
The proS«utor said he believed
Paduano and Yudzev1ch were "as-
sociates-but did not know details of
their relationship. The 385-pound
Paduano. known as "Fat Bobb)." 1s a
Newpon Beach morta.age broker. He
has pleaded innocent to the charJCS
handed down an a 17-page indict·
ment.
~ ... 1ft11USS/ A2)
~~.:;•plarey clell..n pedtlona to Costa Meea City Ball for a citywide Tote on tlae Home ••ncla de•elopment.
The group as If) ing 10 an validate the
council's appro,al of a general plan
amendment for the Home Rancb
prOJt'Cl. ( J Segerstrom & Sons· ~
ai:-re nonhs1de de\C'lopment The
general plan amendment set h mm for
square footage building heights and
lr.lffi( •
(Pleaee eee PETtTlv1'8/ A2)
Hearing opens for suspect in copter crash
BJ PAUL ARCBJPLEY
Ol .. O.., ........
Vincent William Acosta sat quietly
M onday. his wrists chained, at the
openin& of a preliminary hcarina on
chaf1C$ he was to blame for the deaths
of three people in a police helicopter
crash last year.
Acosta. who was 19 at the time. was
alJeaedly fleeina from police in a
stolen car when helicopters from the
Newpon Beach and Costa Mesa
police departments collided over
Irvine.
Two Costa Mesa police officers and
a civilian passenger died an the March
10 mid-air crash. Two Newport
Beach officers were 1n1urcd.
The Orange County Distnct At·
tomcy"s Office charged the Anaheim
resident with thf'C'C counts of second-
dqrec murder under a state law that
says people comm1t11ng a felony may
face murder charges 1f a death results
dunng the crime.
.\costa also faces charges of auto
theft. rl'Cet' ang stolen propert~ and
failing to sho .. up for a Jail work
program -1echnacall~ considered an
escape.
Ha-. ang pleaded annoetnt 10 all
charges. .\costa remains an Orange
Count) Ja1l 1n heu ofU 00.000 bail
Deput) Dastnct .\ttome) Tom
Boms sa)s <\costa's conduct v.-as so
red.less 11 showed malice on his pan.
Seroffeaders slipping
JHl,Stscreeningprocess
Dtstricl saJd shf has notjced a definite 1ncreaK' 1n
reference calls from other school distncu. a saan that
distr'Ku are tiatuenana their harina practactS..
"I think that. one. theTT's been 1 lot of pubhc1t)
about (child moleNtlOn). Secondly. naht no"
districts want to hire c:anclidates to be Iona-term
employ~ The)' don't want 1 weak link the) ·re'°""
to haw to tcmunatc:• she ued.
MOil school distncu have cenaan baste au•~
bnn. like prnonal re~nce and prev10US employer
c~ and vut\laUy Ill ICbool diStnCU .aun
c:andida1a lbroup s.:rameneo for amM coe V"ICtlOM.
said 8cra. All t.eKMn lft ft..,,n.oted and lM1r
........... cMdred ~ u.c Bl wl~ ~
mall of JUlllce brbt Liiey arc m*ftOaaed.
E\U if c:udidlta lft ~ Wvusb s.a.
meaeo. mitaalla occw, M diley ct6d ia U.C car of lbc
IDOA ctWnted .cc-..-1 dWd _._, ta rtt«'ftl tDOMM. AIM ...,,.
...,.~-arr-.dlaS...•oe l4ftJon)' ud ~ ab1m eMOfCOUll fll•I bOll tavolv-illt l 7~ A fDnw...,...edllCe&IO"W8C:k'I
at Ha"-llily Sdtoal ie Carom del Mer • ....,, .... ··-~.Ul
a l e) point 10 the la"" under 1A.h1l h he
""a.s charged
Howc,er. Depul' Pubh1. Dclc:"n1.kr
Wilham Kelle:'' \a\S .\.:-osu. ,,,uld n t
possibl) ha\e "foreSttn a da<W\ler as
unusual as a m1d-a1r colll 1C1n anJ
shouldn't be held al'Coun!Ahle !or thr
pilots' mistakes.
Kelle) said his client ""a' <.11m
about the death$.
"Of course he 1s He had n,• u.k a
people ~ 1oin1 to be 1 It'd
.... l'lll•\ \.lid
··ti thas hadn 1 hap~ned 11
"'-l'UIJ '\e bt-rn a '>hllrn car case. he
1A.ou1~·,e go lll'n 1\11 da\s and it'd be
1n t'r
Kelle\ discounted ~..:osta's pa)t
,nme\ · .~"ng ht' was "small
potat~
v. h1le adm1mng ..\cost.a probabl)
it nt'IA. the car he v.as dn\lng ""as
,t,,lcn Kelle\ saad tht" wtrt"n ·1
fPl-..e 11ee COPTSR/ A2)
GOP candidates
struggling to set
themselves apart
BJ PAULilCRIPLEY °' .. ..., ........
Nathan R0trnbcra had marked the nC'W$pa~ quote wt th• \'ell~ fell tip
marta howu\I at to a rt"poner
Sunday at a cancbdatn' forum 1n
Costa Mna. RORn~sald. •· Thu1s
~·h)' rm belt ~
ROKnbna bad dtthned to attend
theCosaa Mesa Repubhcan Astern~
foNm for 40th COG1fC$S1onaJ OlstnC't
GOP ca.ncbdata bca111C Rep Robert a.dham was .,.._ eo bt tM moder·
1tor. and lldbam and A•mbl)
~· Bnan Tkn04 tt.a~e en-doncd lrvant Cit Cov.nalrun Dlvt
laker. •o.abera had told Theri<M. .. 0 btnefic wo.dd be lef'-ed ~ me
anndioa yow praenm otbtt than to .,aa,. lDto u obvlOa anempc •o
prov.de 1 ...,...unu· '° our
pn:llnObOe of )'OUI" cudida11C. ..
T\t Dalt)' Not rrpaned bu
, wal~QUCMd~as
'
()qng8 COlllt DAILY PILOT/ T~. Merd\ 15, 1888
.
WITNESS SLAYING REMAINS MYSTERY ••• '"-Al 0... OMaaty Grand J¥f'Y about hit ·•a:rhip with Paduano.
· Robert Muano Jr., 23, alto
UoWll • 1.octy, Mys that lie and llil ~---~bhw=Y--yida; laavina met "'a cou of limn .. throuah 1 common f'rit:nd. Joey
Qroseo.
.. He (Yudzevicb) told me in coun
\bat he had nothina apinst my
father," Paduano Jr. said ... He told
me he didn't have anythina to S&)'."
The )'OUJllU man said Y udzev.ch 's
tppU'ftlt aecution may have bad
IOmetb.ias to do with a Santa Ana
topless bar of which be was a part
owner.
... spoke with Georae at ml father's
first baiJ hearina... Robert Paduano
Jr., said Monda~said at that time daat Jae and mao) bad a
pie« of the action at the Mustana."
Meanwhile. Irvine Police Set. Dick
Bowman said Monday that police art
takina 1 (loser look 11 the Lincoln left
at the murder scene. Bowman said the
name ofthe registered owner is being
soUJht.
Jn addition to Yudzevich's in·
volvement in the Paduano case. he
was awaitina 1 judge's decision fol·
lowina a preliminary beanna last
week into an allqed investment
scam.
Yudzevich was amona t.b.ree men
arrested br Newport Beach police in ~ 986 after alle~dfY IMliifti $)$0,000 from at least 1ve vic:ti
The thru men allesedly lured pole >-
ttal investors into a limousine ve
ture and then offered them
opponunity to make money in
ness deals based in Newpon
Atlantic City and Las Yeps.
investiptors said.
COPTER CRASH •••
Accordina to police, Yl.aduvich,
Grosso.. 44, of Fullenon and Grqory
Moeller. 36. of Irvine urae<t the
investors to give them money, aJ-
legedly promising that it would reach
gamblers in Nevada and New Jersey
and would be returned with larae
profits. . rro.Al
mdmitting be stoic it.
Openina day witnesses mcludcd
the owner of the Nissan Pulsar Acosta
was driving, who testified she bad
nrvcr seen him before, and one of the
Santa Ana poli~ officers who at-
tempted to question the defendant
before the 54-minute car cha.sc
ensued.
TefT'l' L Frane1~. a Santa Ana
poli('C investigator. and his panncr
were investigating another ca~ when
"1hcy spotted the N assan parked on
OrallF Avenue near Anahurst Way OD the evenin& of March I 0.
The 19-year veteran said the car
attracted his anenuon because its
interior hght was on and a Latino
male was standing behind the car
where the trunk lid was up.
When the plain clothes officers in
the unmarked car turned around.
pulled alongsidC' the Nissan and
1dentified thC'mselv<'S as police of-
ficers. the driver sped away. Francis
said.
Eventually, the chaSt" moved
toward the coast where both police
helicopters became involved.
Police said the Las V cps operation
allegedly involved the suspects "act·
1ng as though they were Mafia types"
connt'ctcd with a major Yeps casino.
Investigators contended that the
three men used the manufactured
see nano to make the victims afraid to
call police to repon any loss of their
mone}. The suspects also took money
from tht' victims to start 1 joint
venture limousine business that
ne\er materialized.
A Judge's ruling had been pendina
on whether there was sufficient
evidence to try Yudzevich in Su-
perior Court
JboP HOPEFULS SET SELVES APART •..
~Al
.tleetin1 with the congressman he • wants to succeed. R<>St"nberg told of a
• tile-saving helicopter rescue mission
undertook during a fierce Florida
:! Glundentorm while a lieutenant in
the U.S. Navy.
• • Prdacmg has story with an expla-
...... tion that tM issues in the race are of
• .. character. leadership. intcgnty and
_"COmmit ment:· RosenbetJsaid voters
"-tbould choose the candidate "who
~ the character to do the job for JOU.-
It was a novel approach an a race
GLat bas attracted 14 Republican
candidates who must search for ways
to stt themselves apart from one
another.
Sunday's forum. attended by 12 of
1hc J 4 candidates. showed evidence
.of a potential brawl in the coming
-lr'onths.
About half of the contenders have
already attended a half dozen similar
bums. The) and the reponers who
c-0ver them are onh too aware of the
_chalknat each facc:S 1n ~ning himself
• apart from the others.
--If Roscnberg·s approach w.as to
~monstrate character. Tustin Coun·
Cilman John Kelly was to level
1' pnsonal, flambo)ant attacks.
t
Kell). 26. weanng a plaid spom
coat and b1lhni himself as .. the
homespun·· candidate. fired salvos at
8adham and Baker. s.a1d he couldn't
11.and an) of the other candidates and
said he was sick of heanng "silly
garba&e from them.·· Kdl) especially singled out can·
dadate Peter Buffa. mocking the Costa
Mesa councilman's warnings that the
American education s~stem that's
declining into .. med1ocnty."
Buffa pro,ed himself a skilled
counter-puncher when his tum came.
Noting Kelly's presence. Buffa saad,
.. There·s no wa) I could·ve afforded a
better living. breathing visual aid for
those of) ou who are concemC'd about
the product1v1 t) and products of our
education system o ver thC' last 25
)Cars.·· ·
Baker provided a sharp comeback
as well, pointing out that Badham is
retiring after 27 years in politics.
"That will be one ye.1r older than
Jo hn Kell) 1s 1oday: BaJter saad.
Baker is also learning that running
~ the fron1 of the pack isn't always a
comfortable posn1on.
Peer Swan. "ho has served an an
elected but little pubhcazed position
longer than an) of tht' candidates.
charged Bakt'r°S Cll) council tenurr
shows a failure of leadership.
"We ha\C a candidate being
pushed by the Republican establish·
ment. rd encouraie you to look at his
background.·· said Swan. who i!>
president of the Irvine Ranch Water
District board of d1rcc1ors.
While Swan is setting himself apart
as a moderate who can work w11h the
Democrats. Chuck DeVore is estab-
lishing himself a!> the conservative
candidate.
De Vore. 25. moved back to Orange
Counl~ from Washington D.C ..
"here he was a Pentagon liaison to
the National Security Council.
He sees a da\' when millions of
refuges will be flooding into the U.S.
from Latin America unless we act to
stop communist expansion.
··While Central America is burning
down our own members of Congress
have been fiddling:· he said.
Christopher Cox. who also moved
here from the nataon·s capital to run
afkr a stint as a ..en1or White House
adviser. used some of his 11me to
counter charges of opponunism.
Cox stressed he does have tics to
Southern Cahfornaa. having lived
here for 18 years, including 13 1n
Newpo·n Beach
The o ther candidates. newly ar·
ri vcd to the fight, were getting their
feet ""Cl Sunda). and took thr
opportunll) 10 spell out their v1t"ws
on the ISSUCS.
The) were bu!Jint'ss consultant
Kathleen Latham. businessman
Adam K1cm1k. financial planner
Larr) Sternberg. attorne~ William
Yacobozza and management consult·
ant Pa1nc1a Kishel.
Unable to attend ""ere airline pilot
John Hylton and businessman David
Williams.
i PETITIONS ON MESA PROJECT FILED •..
Prom Al
If voters null1f} the council's de·
cision, the councal would have to
rcwnte the amendment or wan a year
before considering an 1dent1cal
amendment. Humphrc) said.
Humphre} said the orpn1zat1on
pcllttoncd for the referendum be·
cause ··tias1cally. we·re trying to take
control o f unbodied growth ··
Thr Regm rar of Voters will have
30da)S to determine how man\ of the
5.665 signatures are valid. Cit) Clerk
E1lttn Ph1nne\ saad Costa Mesa
Residents for Responsible Growth.
the same group that engin~rcd the
signature dn 1-e for the cat'< 's slo"
growth 101t1at1 ,e. had 1ocollrct 4.17()
valid signatures for the referendum to
QU.11if)
If enough signatures quahf) the
council has three altematav~ for the
referendum It can rescind its vote,
schedule a special elcc11on within I 0.3
days or put the measure on tht'
November ballot. A special election as
unlikely. Phinney \Clad. because 1t
would cost the cit) as much as
S50.000
Humphrc) was enthus1ast1c about
the petat1on dnve and said he 1s
confident 'otcrs ""•II support his
group·s pos111on.
.. There's an amazing amount of
support out then~ ... Humphrey said
A Segt'rstro m spo keswo man.
meanwhile. was more subdued 10 her
response to the ne"" s
··1 guess wt''r<' otn 1ously disap-
pointed but not surprised Rut we
(et'I confident the maJOnt) of voters
suppon our dc-.clopment." Rua
Fc1chtmann saad
C11y AttornC) Thomas Wood said
Scgcrstrom .... 111 not be able to resume
construction on One South Coast
Place unlll after an election. The
proposed first phase of development,
which occupies 11 acres of the
propcrt) JUSt nonh of the San Diego
Freeway between Harbor Boulevard
and Fa1rv1ew Road. was stopped last
Septt'mber when a judge decided the
general plan and environmental im-
pact report for the propeny were
1 nadeq ua te.
The citizens group collected s1gna·
tures for 22 days. Humphrey said, by
walking door-to-door and posting
voluntcen in several shopping
cente~. including three owned by the
Segerstrom company.
HAM RADIO ANTENNAS RESTRICTED .••
Jl'romAl
a11on of antennas operators sa) the)
v.111 gladl~ endorse 11
( ounc1lman Phil Sansone. himself
an amateur radio operator. said
operators no"" reh on guesswo rk
when erecung antennas. hoping 10
meet ci t) guidelines
.. Right nov.. there·s no control ovt'r
amateur radio an1cnnas The cit) has
been appl) inJ the prov1s1ons of the
t.tructure ordinance. v..-h1ch 1sn'1 that
specific:· said Sansone ·The} (new
operators) can go an and put up
BRIBE ...
rro..Al
~non said he met Delaney an 1974
when he had an office next door to the
Ddaney's restaurant at 7.30 Lido Park
Onvc. ~non said he d1d legal work ror Delancy an 1976 but had almost
no contact wath ham in the last two
~until the allqied tdepbone call
tn J111Ull)
~~E 111111 Piii
llllAIN~
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.... ,. ~ & • \4iiO {~ w.... & ,, •• , ...
an> thing the} v.ant :-..o"" thl'~ ·11 nceo
to follov. <oomc rule\ "
The nl'v. ordinance v.as first
propoS('(J in 1985al'terse,cral counc1l
members rt'C<'l'<'d complaints about
antennas blocking 'lt'"S or posing
\afety ha13rds. San\ont' said
The antenna ht'1gh 1 currently al·
lowed as 24 feet. said Hew1ckcr.
l 1nder the nev. ordinance. antennas
v.111 be allowed up 10 28 feet when not
1n operation. and 15 feet when
o perating '\ntennas v.hich are
capable of eiucnd1ng above 40 fett
must be equipped w11h motori.ted
and manual lov.crang dcv1ct5..
The ht'1ght requirement does not
apply to whip antennas. which a.re
small, slender antennas supponed.
only at th<' base much like an
automobile antenna
Pnor to issuance of antenna per-
mits, res1dt'nts and homeowners as-
sociations within 100 fett must be
notified
No more than one amateur radK>
antenna structure and one whip
antenna will be permitted per build·
ang sate under the new ordinance.
No pon aon of an antenna structure
can be located within any required
setback area or within the front 40
percent of a sl\c
Ex1stan1 antennas need not com pl)
with provisions. but current optr·
ators must compl)' with 28.foot
height limit when the antennas arc
not in use and must be equipped with
a lowenng device.
Hewacker said most amateur radio
operators aren·1 serious enough to
have freestanding antennas.
"A lot of these operators arc kids
who maybe have some equjpment
and a license. Then there arc the more
serious operators. but most don't
have antennas that are affected by
this ordinance." said Hewicker.
Operators who have cxistina frtt-
standina antennas that do not con·
form to the new auidelines will not be
required to comply with the new
ordinance, said Hew1cker.
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SEX OFFENDERS SLIPPING PAST •..
F rom Al
' allegedly formed a secret club among fifth-graders that
involved using a vibrator as an 101t1at1on nte.
Rigby was hired a t the exclusive pnvate school an
September 1986. and officials at his prehmanar) heanng
testified that he was checked through all the usual
procedures.
However. a state fingerpnnt check allegedly fa iled to
alcn Harbor Day officials that the track coach they were
about to hire had faced child molestation charges se'en
>cars before.
According to state records. Rigby was arrested an I lj7Q
on four counts of child molesting. The allegations were
later dismissed after Rigby pleaded guilty to lesser charges
of disturbing the J>(.ace. He received a year's probation.
Harbor Day officials drd not return phone calls to the
Pilot. R1gb~. therfather of a 9-year-old bo) and 2-month·
old i1rl. remains 1n Orange Count~ Jail on $200.000 bail.
He 1s scheduled for arraignment Fnday.
Wah Ta) lor. director of professional standards for
the state Department of Education in Sacramento. said 1t
as not unusual for someone lake Rigb) to slap through th<'
elaborate series of checks laid out by the educational
~)stem .
.. The problem 1s that a person ma)· be perfecflr dean
:as far as a criminal records. then the day af\er we issue a
credential he goes out and molests a child ," said Taylor.
Ta)lor said teachers lake Rigby often are continually
cmplo~ed because d1stncts want to keep molestation cases
quiet. He added that. because private schools do not
require teaching credentials. they are often pnme targets
for child molesters.
Taylor recalled a ca.se alarmingly s1m1lar to R1gby's 10
which an elemental} school teacher was under investiga·
uon for allegedl) molesting students in his classroom.
Whale prosecutors built a case against the teacher, the
dastnct"s administration agreed to gi ve the teacher a letter
of recommendation 1f he would quietly resign. saad
Ta)lor
The teacher was subsequently convicted. and the
state revoked his teaching credential. Ho~c;ver. armed
wath the district's recommendation, the teacher apphed
for a 1cachingJob and was hired at a private school, and ht'
was later convicted for molesting students ~re.
B) the tame authorities catch up with child molestt'rs,
the) have accosted an average of IOOchaldren. saad Taylor.
ciun~ FBI statistics. "Thaf\ bad. It shouldn·t be that
wa). · he said.
Ta)lor said the key to preventing such sli~ups as to
forbid distncts from g1vang letters ofr«om"1endation to
con' acted molesters. In such cases. he said districts should
be lcs!i conccrnt'd about saving face. and more concerned
about students .
.. Ifs tame to make distncts bite the bullet and fire
peupk who do those things." he said. "They shouldn't be
able to pa~s their trash to other districts."
Respected tcachang veterans are as likely as novices to
l:x: arrested for molestation.
Case 1n point. the Placentia Unified School District.
•
which has been rocked b y two separate child molestation
cases in the past few months. The first involved Gary Lee.
36. a Kraemer J unaor Hiah School band instructor acc used
of molesting a 14-year-ofd girl on ~vcn separate occasions
during the 1986-87 school year. Lee has pleaded no contest
10 the charges.
The ~cond anc1dent was uncovered in February.
when Christopher Lee, 41 , was charged wath 10 felon) and
misdemeanor counts of molesting two teen-age girls at
Espera nza High School 1n Anaheim and at his Balboa
Island home.
' Lee. also the coach of the Esperanza boys basketball
team. was charged with five counts of oral copulation and
penetration with a foreign object and five misdemeanor
counts of annoying or molC1tmg a minor an connection
with his alleged sexual relations wath two Yorba Landa
girls. ages 16 and 17. He has not yet entered a plea and is
free on bail.
The Ltts are not related.
Assistant Superintendent Tim VanEck s.a1dboth
teachers came to the district with "excellent references.··
Gary L..tt had taught in the district for nearly a decade
C hnstopher L..tt was hired to teach and coach three years
ago. and was well-liked by students. parent~ and teachers.
said VanEck.
"Obviously. at (child molestation problems) as not
somethin& someone is going to come forward wath." saad
VanEck. "We've always checked on each of our people we
employ. But people they hst as references are going to be
people who think hafbly of them. It's something ver)
difficult to deal with.'
Lake the Placentia d1stnct. the Saddleback U nafied
$(·hool D istrict was also recently hit with two separate
c.ast's of alleged child molestation. both anvolvang district
veterans. Robert Webber, 44, a 1 l-year teacher. was
arrested in October and cha~ed wath one count of
unlawful se"' and two counts of intercourse and sodomy
with a foreian object in connection with clandestine
relationship he allegedly had wath a 16-ycar-old female
student at El Toro Hiah School.
Arttsted in the same invest1gat1on was Keath Milne,
38. a teacher at Ohvcwood Elementary School, who was
charaed with I 0 misdemeanor counts of child molt'station
against seven girls betw~n the ages of I 0 and 11. Milne 1s
married and has two sons. He, too. had been teaching for
mort' than a d«ade.
Ken Anderson, assistant supenntt'ndent of personnel
for the Saddleback district. admitted that the arrests of
Webber and Milne were embarrassing.. but said he feels
confident with the district's screening process.
Anderson, like other officiaJs. said bad teachers
occasionally slip throughthe screening process as they do
in any profession. In the Saddlcback distnct, adminis-
trators also offer teachers lips on proper classroom
conduct and manaaemcnt and advise them on "how not to
get yourself in a position that's hard to defend ...
"I think the process I've been following for nine years
has been very thorough.'' said Anderson.
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From leather and stone to Navajo and z.potec rugs, du·~..,.
sunbleeehed pine and hand-wown -and decoratMs are chooeing an
unclutt9'ed look with large lnYttlng
sofas to complement tOday's
South«n California arc:Ntecture and
casual lifestyle.
Arched windows. terra cotta me
roots and wood beam.ct ceilings are
all part of the rich 1egaey left to us
from the days of the Spenlsh lend
grants. CallfOf"nia homell abound
with e6ements of this heritage.
At WFO, an Interior deeign ftrm
with centers In Fountain Va/M#y and
Orange. ciients are enthusiMtlcaly
choosing South• ••n tumtture
and acceuories to comptement bOtf'I
their homes and their ..... ,....
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haw sklltuly cr•ted rlc:tt and ...,,..
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merged them wtth the durabllty of
today's modem production ma-
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"The '9Uft," accxwding to Kendra
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the OrMge '**'· .... • com-lottabta, livatMa Y9t drtmdc hOfne
.....,. in rich eatttltonea .......
gemtonea IUCh • vttnnt turqiuolee
and an entire spectrum of pastas.
"Natural surfaces such as marble.
granite and nagstone as well as the
textures of adobe and stucco help to
create a !<><* that btends with our
architecture.··
Equipaje ch&rs. Kactuna dolls.
pottery. as wett as burnished
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even totem potes are all very much
sought after. ""Handcrafted SoYth-
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"Our coUection of artwork.
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wtth model hOfne builders. interior
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Mr Levine. WFO prealdent. "'Our
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Do-it-yourselfers at home here
lly CHERYL WALKER
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When CorntluMer Wilber Batr
moved hla 7-year-old lumber busi-
ness from Haslinga, Neb.. to Cali-
fornia in 1910 he dldn·t need market
reseatchers to tell him who his main
customers would be. In the ~
and-buggy ~ivery days. as now.
Barr Lumber's most reliable cus-
tomers would be bu1ld1ng contrac-
tors.
Yet before 19 11 had ended Wilber
decided to gamble and expand his
inventory in a bold new way -to
meet the special needs of non.-
traditional buyers, which meant in
that year. for example. ottering
derrick building materials to
wtldcatten trying to take advantage
of the Santa Fe od strike.
Eighty-five successful yews later
Wilber's descendants aren't about
to argue with his winning P°'ICY but
now they roll out the wek;ome mat
not to oilmen but 10 a new breed of
ciientele -the weekend handyman.
landscaper. and one-man construc-
tion crew commonly tmown as the
do-11-yoursetter.
Today Barr Lumber. found 1n four
Southern California locations (City of
Industry, Alhambra/Los Angeles.
Los Alamitos and Costa Mesa). still
sells prime quality woods In its
lumber yards to large and small
contractors tor 1ndustnal, com-
mercial. and custom-graded resi-
dential uses
Yet 1n11de its stores do-11-your-
selters will find one-stop equipment
and supply centers staffed by well-
informed personnel eager to share
thetr experttM and help make even
coroplell pro,ects easy 10 plan and
execute.
Vice President Rick Orlando.
headquartered the 1275 S Bristol
St store in Costa Mesa. says the
grow ing r anks of 1nd1v1dua1
crahsmen have f<><oed the industry
to adapt -even affected tne way
goods are displayed on the selling
floor
··we otter a wwM range of items
such as bath accessones (from
faucets to pluml>lng supplies). fram-
ing matenals. doors. windows. paint
brusnes. elec1ncal suppl18$ 1nsula-
t1on panehng flooring. hgl'lts nuts
and bolts. and power tools ·
l andscaping and gardening prOO·
ucts says Orlando. are al50 fea-
tured
~ner-touch accessories have
their special place too at Barr s
including costom entry doors chic
faucets and bath fixtures -even
patlO fumrture
Barr otters a comP'ete setectt<>n of
woods cut 1n convenient StZes (othef
(Pleaee eee BAJta'SfPaCc 6 )
ij()ME & GA!U>EN/An Ad¥ef'tlslng Supptement. to the Ody PM01/Tueaday, M.-ch 1S, 1 ... -3 ...
Redo bedroom at bargaiii prices
., CINDY T1'Alm CIRITllON
Bedding and Bedlpreed ~ In
Santa Ana hat ~ prcMdlng high
quality merc:haldM tor the home at
low prtcee for 11 yews. From the
original 5,000 ~toot shop. the
store hM grown to more than 11.000
square feet, and ofler9 • wide
Mlectlon of Items from beds and
bedding to mini bllnda and
draperies.
"Everything you CM ... In the
dep9rtment ttor-. you will find here,
•· said owner Idell NecWmen whO
founded the company with her hus-
band Arnie. "Onty here you will ftnd it
at discount pr1cea.··
Customers '*' chooee from
bedapfeada In ever color and lo<*
lmaginabte, m8de out of ~
from patyester to down. "We have
thousands of bedlprMdl hanging
here, wWting to go home wMh you,''
Mid NecWmen. Gooee down com-
fortera •• WllY popMr tocMy and
thll tlrm hM. i.rge l&appfy of eleprlt
Duvet covers tor them. T.,_ COIMtS .. much like big
pillow c.... that zip wound the
c:omtcwter. They •• enM•* In l'Ml'IY different ttylea and cokJn, and we wy to c.re tor becal• you
simply unzip them tot .... ig.
''Five yews 11QO we got In~ In
Mlling d9y beds wt'6d\ have MlC9
become very popular.'' Hid
Nedelman. Along with trundle beds,
day beds aMow lncrwed ···-~ aocomrnodations.
A day bed II the tin of a twin, with
a eeperate bed underneath. "By day
It II a couch and by night It la a bed,"
she explained.
Window df-111inga-'--sold at the
1tore lndude dr~. window ... t
peda. bMnda and min bllndl. The
binds come In wood and .,.. .,__
9ble In a mpecttum of c:olor'I or
aluminum. "We well go out to the
customer'• houM and ,,__..eat no chatge ••• Mid Nedelmen. In eddnJon
there •• "'°"'8nda of o.co. ator
pllowl ftom wtKtl to ctM>Oee and
more than 400 ~tor -.C-
tlon. Bed mattr ..... are eleo sold at
the store.
Another MMcie available at Bed-
ding and BedtptMd la reupholstery
work. " We reupholster evetythi~
from heedboardl to couches.·· Nld
Nedeman.
Bedd61~ and BedlprMd Houae 11
located at 1.WO S. Main St. Santa
Ana. Hours are 9:30 a.m. to S p.m.
Monday through Friday, 9:30 a.m. to
5:30 p.m. Saturday and noon to 5
p.m. on Sunday. For further Infor-
mation, call 835-1611.
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The window faahion coltec:tlon
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paint, wall coverings and window
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Mobile store takes
service to your door
Oec:ol ... ng Oen, the oo6otful llttle
store tNe comee 10 'fCNI door Is
rolling Wound the .,.._
Owned end operated by loc.i
resident Mwy Ann Mulln, It teelur•
more IMn 3,000 M1ftP1ee of window.
wall, floor oovertng end tumlture
products that .,. brought to yoAM
door In I IP«fMly d HI !»Md Cot·
orVen. With MY9r., YMl"l In lnt•k>t
design end related fteldl. Mullin .•
exten.Ne btlc:*ground II 1 trwnen-
doua ....C.
"I have ~ found thll my
clients •• much more c:omfortabte
delling with• decxwator who doelf\ 't
cNlge • coneull.lng .... In my
~. I pride mY891 on my &biMty
to work with my client' a kteea rather
then ~then\ Mw with mine.
''Aleo, ~a wffe, moth.-and a
church end PT A votunt..,. along
with my career in decorating. I
u~tend my client's need to have
one person who can pull the whOte
1ob together tor them.
"They needn't run all over town
when I can bring the Ideas and
samptes to them In my chic little store
on wneets. This, and the fact that
clients pay only for the products they
select. mahs Decorating Oen the
best idea in home decorating," she
said.
MuMins camea a com~• line of custom upholstered furniture u wetl
as the latest drapety treatments,
carpeting and wall covering. She ia
1 avltlable for appoinlments at her
client's convenience. Decor1hng
Oen can bring a wttoMI new world of
beauty and convenience riotit to your 1
doorstep. Call 963-9397 for your free
in-home consu1tatt0n. I
''Pat Yoar Window•
Tiie Be•t Dre• .. d Ll•t''
C risp y
shades
in tranapar•nt,
opaque. or Mml·
o paque fabrics.
~ Dt.counted . .,,,,...
WHERE DO YOU Fl•
q WIAl·DATBrCllPIT
~I Wiii Sl'-GOa ..
Becau.\f ~e·re 111 official ~-Dared•
Carpet Store. we can bring you the
best selecnon of ~-O:ued• Carpet
in the area. Our knowledgeable saJfS
repr~ntatJves can help you find the
riJU!t \\ear -OaJed • Carpet for e:1eh
room of your home. So ii )"OU wan1 the
superior stain proteclioo of Wear-Daaed*
Carpet with SWnBlocker7'we 're the· OM
place you need IO shop. ·
1663 Pla~~nt ia ..\\·~.
Co ta ~esa .. CA 92627
( ; I l ) f>lb--1838/ ( 7 14 ) 968-8180
2151~~.
C-. ...... CA 912127
(714) 541 I U D
(714)133 •12
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SAT t to t
$U9ll '°to 5
HOME & GARDEN/Art ~'Cl Sein '1 ,_,. to the ~ Plot/T• rr fl), MmUt 15. W -5..
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Custo1n closets
• great organizers
• Fresh Flowers
• Dried Flowers
• Fruit Baskets
• Plants
and morel
• Anniversarkts • FuneraJs • Parties
• Weddings • HospitaJs • Birthdays
2642San .....
Newport Beach
(Newport Hills Center)
HRS: M-Th ~5:30, Fri M . Sat M
'40-JW
(714)9S..UI
(SIS) 49S-SH9 -
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Rattan fUrnishings
offered for 30 years
CUSTOM BllNOS _. .. LINOLEUM ~()II ~IONO • .. ~IOH •~(IM
CUSTOM ORAPEAtES ,._.. no-wax floors .... °" •. ~ ..... c:oetl
WALLPAPER UP TO ~ 0'9 Oual!ry Carpets
Tll ~ & WOOO FLOOR .. .. featuring
_. Oii AN$() V & STAINMASTER
• FRE}:: IN-HOME ESTIMATES • C ALL FOR QUOTES
10097 Adams. H.B. -... 1 MON-SAT
(at &ookhurst) ...,.7S18 9 30 AM-6 PM
OSCO-SAV-ON PLAZA -~ closeOSunoay
Double Your Closet
and Garage Space
with Callfomla Closet Company
Our ~ ..,.. at dr5q'I and budding will pn:Mdlr you wiltl ~asy
xcess to -'1'J4ll ~ Al no ot*gabon. an ~ des9l'f will
come to '1'J4ll home and ONtr an or~ closet intrrior to suit all your
neeica.
WellL•'8 LU15E8T CLMET CO•PANY
• Ooa Dies '1'AJl '8 9' .g and • Spotless dean-up afttf
S1Df9 ~ coq•don • fu1t1 qnu«* • Cusum do-it -you~ kits
• ~ dilly ins• .. kw' • Finnt \NOOd proc1JctS
• Fu~~ltttd
80 Locations WorldWa
500.000 CkRts Built
Estabkshedl978
BARR'S ... rrom..,.s
alzes available on request) from
traditional bul~ng materlels to
furniture makers' hardwood deflghts
like smooth oak, birch and
mahogany.
A mini Hbrary of "how-to" books
on subjects ranging from putting on
roofs to snld c:onstruction projeets
to ptumblng are also •velleble to give
the dc>-11-your-Mffer the confidence
and aavvy to do a talk WI.
Barr'• plentiful and ~ '*'°"'*· says <>Nndo, ate a690
rMdy. willing and quallfted to ln8W9f
questions. too.
"No queatlon le too .-v. A cu•
tomer doeen't ~to be elrWd to
uk questiOna ...... ~ ..... -t•tlmonlall -CC>m\el1ting our
people WhO 00 OU1 of their W9Y to helP
customers all the ttme. "Our ma6n
goal la to Mtlefy the c:ultomer."
"We llilo try, " adda Wllber'a
gtandeon and ~rent 8etr Lumber
ChelrmM Oeorgii 8etr St., ··to
maintain a bta.d ~of quanty
Pfoducta In our Inventory Ind otter
CU8tomer9 I mote dh9 died ap-
Pfoed\."
8etr l.UMber In COlta MMe Is °'*' Mond.w .._,....., FrtMr from 7
a.fl\ tot p.m •• .....,._ tn.n I a.m. IOS p.a and.,._.,_ tOa.m.. to
• p.a '°' lfttorMatton. cau SM-1900.
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Hart's R.ugs promises
to 01eet anyone's needs
In on.ting over 25,000 cok>fs f<><
carpeting, which r19'eMnts 70 d1f-
fe<ent mllla, and over 150 cok>fs m
custom ~ Wtyl. Hart's Rugs
prides ltMtf In the Mlechon 1t
provides tot Its cuatomera.
ttal work is available and rtus
includes hotels. o ffices. and homes
ol all sues Custom dyeing 1s done to
match the customer s needs
Another special service at Hart sis
custom designing and custom
borde<mg to meet very spec1hc and
exclusive needs
''It takes more time ro meet d1Hcull
requirements. but we can do 11 We
Hart's Ru.gs and Carpet.a
spec lallzea in au typee of
floor c overinga. The prod-
uct at right loob lood
enough to eat. but It'• for the
feet not the fork. It'• the new
fettucini area rug available
at Hart's.
1\f •\ FRACTI O~ O F RE PLA CE \1E.\i T COST'
CALL NOW
T>-t:Sun t.• .. i.ht..., 11
'l.1' ,-., <.. Jnl1 rl'''"'
"'" .,~Ju'l'',H1ng
, r ,~ ~ ,. i; 1rd ... phtring
\1 ._..,.., •uri~L;.., din and
d t.•t" .... ,, , v •' -.hakes
r1.·r ,,,. 'n .,..,1 u rt' and
• , i't.'un r •' Both lon
\\ t' d t'd"I rep.l.r .ind
f)re<..l'r\t' .,hake r1."l01S JI
.::i lrJ<IKm =' •ht.· 1.o'>t of
repla1.emenr "Our store la pllek.S with every
type of floor coverlng lmllglnable
And our pr1ces range from what you
might want to put In .-partment
rentals to what you would want f<><
the mo.t expensive home In the
area," aaid Martt Hart. who, along
with his bfother. ~Shed the
business 10 yews ago.
pnde ourselves on our work and r==========================================================--proless1onal staff Much ol our work
Aval&ab6e at Hart's Rugs is carpet-
mg of all kinds -w.,.._t<>-wlll. throw
rugs and ., .. rugs., vinyl and wood
flooring. The showroom Is large,
ottwlng a visual tr•t and education
tor thole who WWtts to become
knowtedgeable about what's avail-
able In floor cowringa.
"We I.Walt what we ... , and we're
good at what we do."
Custom commercial and r...oen-
' I ,
I "' '
1s done directly with 1ntertor d~
signers and architects said Hart
Hart s otters rug cleaning and
repair and cames carpet aids such
as 'Rug Hold and other non-skid
cushion pads
To further its professional attitude.
the firm is computerized so that total 1 records of customers purchases
help keep the office running eHic1ent -'
~ ' Ha.rt·s Rugs is located at 1000 I
BrtSIOI Street North 1n Plaza New-
port phone 955-0435 1
Barbecue friendly.
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Plan garden before planting it
Don •t buy plants
with special needs
VinyJ·.window frarne·use growing
.,TllleA1111I 11•"-
The ... of vtnyt '°'window ".,.,,..
Iii growing • .,. alterr\8tM to
eluminum and wood tor home ,..,..,
and ,.modlllng In the United s ......
8CCCl!rdlng to a tr8de 11 detiorl that
~ lta ptOduc:t hM grown ebout 20
percent llMU9lly over the i..t the
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VWtYf window ~ eccount tor
8lmost a ~ of the 22.5 milk>n
r~t wMldcMe 1t•r"rlf In
Ameran hon'9e MnUlllly, -ra Jule
Cahn. exec:utNe dlll9Ct0r of -""¥ Window and Door....,.._
Some ,..., ~··" win-dows .,. combtnlng wood and told
lrinyt«~-
"Thete'• beef\ a deeigr\ ~
go6r'Q on the peat dec9de w6Wn the
window Industry,.. -ra K. Eric
Ekstrom, of the Nelionlll Wood
Window and Door A..adldlon.
"What'• more. ~ are
IMrning aM they CM about new
product dlligr\I and pertonMnce
~ovemeota." he ._... "Nllw ct.
• lnnov8tiona and tougher mMU-
*'urtna ltMCWda "-" helped
wood windows, « vWY-and
~ wWtdOwa ...._ told
wood corea, remeln one of the most
~ ma_.. for ,._,._..,
protects-"
HOME and GARDEN SERVICES
~r a Dttade of &pe~nc~ in
Land.sea~ Maintenance
HUERTA
LANDSCAPE
MAINTENANCE
CCWI • • • •ISllSS r•s
a.ICICW. & IOJSTIIM. rtlOf'lRTl.S
• lllftlCA TIO "Olll.
• "PR"KLD l~LLo\~ & REPAIR
• BACK Fl.OW. l! PECTIONS
24 HOUR EMERGENCY SERVICE
SEAVNi ORANGE & LA. COUNTIES
TOU.FAE£
800-826-6439
fOll LllEKENC\' SDIVICE CAU.
213-921-1356
s.2S-9101
Co1nmtrcw I., lltlMlcaual
Dustr Kendall
'714) 241-1640
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Famity-Owned & Operated
Since 1965.
CaJI for Free Estimate
141-1111
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