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MONDAY, APRIL 4, 1988 25 c·E TS
$600,000 claim cit~s bad l;>uoy
OC woman blames unlighted marker
for NB harbor accident last December
motorina an Newpon Harbor last
Dec. 19. The boat allqC'dly struck an
"unli&hted and unmarked.. buoy,
causing unsptt1fied injuries to
Fqner. She did require hospital·
could be reached for C'Omment this
morning.
David Harshbaricr. d1rte'tor of the
city's manne dcpanmcnt. saad has
dcpanment bad no r<'Cord of the
1nc1dent detailed an Fagner's claim
He said that the only hlhted buoys m
the harbor arc nav1ga11onal buoys.
adding that offshore moonna buoys
are .generall> unhghtC'd and often
unmarked.
Harshbaf'ltr also ~1d that boats
heeding the harbor's 4i mph speed
hmn don"t nsk much damage e'en rt
tM) do htt a buo)
The pilot ul lht' :?0-foot Whaskey
Runnrr "''1' all<>g<'dl~ intoxicated
"'hC'n thl' l-rall slammed into a 1.000-
pvund mounng buo~ JUSt inside
.\nahc.-1m Ba' "'h1ch c;enes as tht"
1:ntran1.t' lo Huntington Harbour By GREG u.EllX °' .............
An Anaheim woman has filed a
claim against the cit)' of Newpon
Beach forinjurirs she sustained after
the boat she was ridina in allqedly hit
an unlilhted buoy in Newpon
Harbor. an incident similar to a 1984
Martin ~uther King Jr.,
assasslnat~ 20 years
ago today. is r..&-
membered .I A4
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ization for her in1un<'S. the claim HuntjnJton Harbour boatina acxi-st.atn.
dent in which five people were killed. The claim alleges the city as at fault
The claim. which sccksSS00,000 in for oot proper!) maintainina the
damages. was denied bv the Newpon , ~uot· or placcJ .. as;>pr(\priatc wam-
-eeach City Council. as is customary anas or adequate lighting near the
with all claims against the city. buoy
According to the claim. Janet Neither Fagner nor her anomcy.
Faaner was a passcnier in a boat Garrett S. Gregor of N<'wpon Beach,
Freeway aeries
Dodaer nuuaer Mike Dam .Udee ID _,ely Saaday u AJaeel nm-......a •• u, J07aer walta to make~ d1lJ'iDC a
ftftla lnnln& pickoff attempt at Aa&laelm am. Boda
The claim dad not Spt'n f) what t) pc
of buo> Fagner's bl at allcgedl)
struck.
··1t's prctt) hard to damage an> -
thing at that speed ·· s~1d
Harshbaricr
Harshbarger !>ltd ht''' not a wan· 111
an) other boating lnJU nt's '"'oh 1n~
buOY$ an ~<''!'pon Hart'Or •
An unmarked and unhghtc:'d buo~
"as panlall~ blamed fM a 19~4 hoat
wrttk m ~nahc1m Ba' that lt-11 ri' c
people dead ..,
\
team.a wrapped •P tile pre-eeuoa witb tbeir traditional
Freeway .&erlee face-off and start recuJar eeuon 1amea
today. Tbe Aqels WOD SaJUlaJ, 6-1 .. Story OD -81.
1 hl' pi lot 11 rhe boat Virl Earles.
\~of v. t',tm n)tC'r. ~a" convicted an
J 4 ft ut lht lOUnt) of involuntary
m.t.n\IJughtl'I and ~ntt•nccd to three
't'.ir. n pn• .. in Earlrs. a former
pr1•k~ &llnJI fisherman 1s free while
. thl ,J..c" hcing a ppeal<'d
(Pleue 11ee BOATIJllG/A2)
A quiet
end to
Easter
Week
Crowds reported
less than u suaT
along the beaches
By PAl'L ARCHIPLEY
~1m1 ~mg the month of \.1arch
bdMl' 11 \pnng break "'ent out hkc a
l.tmh alung the Orangt· Coast "•th
e'en )mallc.-r than ,1\ua! crowds
'1stt1ng tht' '>hon:hnr unda'
Follo~in@ a "-l"t'~ of sporadic
1m.'1dl·nt thJt thrc:'att•nNi but ne,cr
C'\plodc~ .nto tht ~1nt1 ot 'iolence
th3t marn·d past E.3<,ler "cck.s PohC't'
and hkguiird official.; rrponed qu1e\.
beha'ed crn-.ds unda'
Lifeguard rescue bo4t ~alls it a career
.. Th1.. bunn 's dead ·..aid ~tvo'pon
&al h Pull,<' gt i...t'n \ l"'CILunda>
<'' emng
'e" p<m Bt"ach offic .. rs had main-
tained high '1S1b1ht> including foot
patrols Jnd a cruise control chcck-
pv1nt on the pen1mula moS\-.('\enings
dunn tht· "'t"C'k that deflated an~
pott•n11al plam for turning the popu-
lar 't:ip 1ntu a r1'''"j) outdoor pan)
By ROBERT BARI.ER °' .. .,.., ........
Lifcauards will put th<'ir old Surf-
watch i lifeguard rescue boat into
mothballs and wall get a new state-of-
the-an SI 00.000-plus C"raft to make
ocean rescues at Huntington State
Beach that stretches frnm the Santa
Ana River Jetty to a milt" south of the
Huntington Beach Pier
Deeomm1ss1oning C'<'t<'monin for
the old boat are sch<'dulC'd SatunU~ at
the Orange.Count)' Sht"nffs Otpart-
ment Harbor Patrol Ht"adquan<'rs an
Corona del Mar.
State hfquards satd t~ old Surf-
watch boat, which has httn operating
since April I %4. was C'Onstruct<'d of
wood and has ~ome somewhat
cumocrsome to opcrat('
The all -':'!_cathcr new crafi. coo-
structed · of ti~rglass at the'
Cl)stahner Sh1p)ard in Costa \tcsa.
1s designed to ha,•e fastt"r a~lerauon
aod mo rt' spe<'d and man-
eu,erab1lll\
It "111 tit po"ercd h~ twin. 320-
ho rscpo"<'r gas engines It ,.,11 ha"<' a
ere" of t"o -an operato r and a hf~uard -and can ca r-r) about 15 to '
20 '1ct1ms. officials sa1c1
L1feauards s.a1d that Sur:fwatch
"as th·e statt>'s first hit-guard rescue
boot
Three mo nths a fter It "as
tfrast<'ned. the Surf" ah h took pan in
re~·ue effon.s on J uh 11 1964. which
has become kno-. n as Rlack unda' lrf~uards said ·
Three people dro" ned and hun-
drt'ds "ere ·rt"Se u<'d ~hen sudden.
strong np curr<'nts cam<'d bathers
into pen I at the state lx'ach. llfcguards
s.Ih.1
Surf"alch made cic • l"C'S( ut-s thJ:
da~. lifeguards \31d and at one llmt
had 3 '1ct1ms and fi, < I 1~uards 1r
the boat at th<' same time
L1f<"guards \31d that o ' ('r the past
:?4 '<'ars. urf"atch and 1tscrc" h:iH
sa,·ed mor<"than :?. ""'•m m<'rs and
assisted 'esscls in d1strt'\S that had an
accumulated 'alu<' of mort' than S ~
m1l!Jon
E.' en tht" "'l".itha .-cw .. f)('rat<'d un-
J.l) "'Ith mild tl·mix-ratures an the
o~ Ill~ and gu't~ br('('IM encourag-
ing mJn' tl' l<'l' t' l1.'" n <'arl~
.. It'' bt't'n rt•.11 qu1e1 d.a' toda~ ...
~1J '('" pon &Jlh hfl'guard \11tch v. h11( It "a' l ind of ,ool Wt" had a
(Plea. eee llll.D/ A2)
Deinocrats woo eolorado, Wisconsin
Jackson. Dukakts top contenders for
delegatesln caucus. p~imary election
By LAURA KING .. ... ..._ .....
Jesst Jackson. nouns today the
"unfinished business" r<"main1na two
d«adcs after Martin Luther Kina Jr.
was slain. plung<'d into back-to-back
battles with Otmocratic presidential
n val Michael Dukakis an Colorado
and W isconsin.
Fony-fiv<' Democratic delcptn
are at stake in tonight's Colorado
caucuses. Tuesday's Wisconsin pri-
mary offers an even richer prize -81
Democratic deleptes. plus a boost
heading into a round of bia·state
contests 1n coming Wttks.
Jackson walked a H1~panic nciJh-
borhood 1n Milwaukee. coun1n1
votesand $3)',ng the 20th anniversary
of King's de-ath has "an historic
mcani~ for all ...
"In some stnse today the challenge
is to end the unfinished business and
end economic v1olen~ Ap1nst famil)
farmers and average working
people," said Jackson. a King protcge
tn the turbulent 1960s.
, A y earlier. the presidential
candidat<'S spent Ea-;ter Sunday
counina church conan"Ptions.
Pat Robtnson. his R~blican btd
all but' crushed b) Vi~ President
Geol)IC Bush. claimed :'I divine man-
date for his prn1~nt1al candidacy.
"We arc layina the foundation (or a
areat victory for this nateon. It may
not be in t 918 .... but I am not IDi"I to
qu11:· said the fonner tele'1s1on
t'' angl'l1st .. That 1s h1<> plan for me
and this nation •·
Jad.son preached E..1.;ter ~nnons
to huge cro"ds in Colorado. telling
them ... Hop(' has ~n unleashed."
• Jackson chalked up another ~in
o'er the "~kend an the VtfJln
fslands Democratic caucus. p1d.mg
up 634 \Otes to Du~ak1s· 3 The
cont<'st netted Jackson onlv thrtt
d<'kgatcs. but he dre-. closci to th<'
Massachusetts go' em or an tb('ar
SttSaw bank for suprt'ma() an the
dclq,al( racr. -
Th( latest AP tall) ~ave Dukak1s
653.SS. Jackson 64t> ~S. with th<'
uncommitted tall) at 468.6. Ten-
ncSStt ~n. Alben Gore had 381 .8
and Sen. Paul Simon of llhno1s.
169.5.
Gore and Simon a.re both badh 1n
nttd of a win an Wisconsin. Gore.has
not had a \ICtOI') smCt" Super TlK'S-
day: Simon has onl~ "on in his tiQme
state of llltno1s.
1mon scarch<'d for 'ott1 as chil-
dren hunted eggs at an Fast<'rcgahunt
in \bd1son. He said he shares
Ja l !>on·s .. passion for thc IC1S for-
tunate:· adding ... I offer not onl)
pa sion. but the e\pt'ricn~ to do
S<.1meth1ng about 1L ..
1mon also said his t redtnuals arc
bener than tho~ of Dukak1s
.. I ha'' thc e"pcnt"ncc INlth na-
uonal issues thaL fra nklv. M1lce
• d()('sn·t ha,c:· he said. ·
.\ poll an the M1l-.auktt Journal.
conducted ~ednc.da' nd Thurs-da~. g.:i ve Dukak1s . narrow lead OV('r
Jacl son tn W1scons1n. 43 to 35
percent. Gore had 15 percent and
Simon 5 percent. acc.irdmg to the
poll. which had a ma~m of trror of
plus or minus 5 percentage points.
.\lthough its sun e~ s11ggcst<'d Gore
was behind. th<' ne"sp.ipcT endorsed
ham. C'alhnJ the TennC>S.stt senator
(Pleue eee PllDIAllY I A2)
.,, ,, 1
Jeme Jack9on frttt. npporte.n from hl9 cam paten baa.
Spilled acid
routs several
in Newport
Some workers k.eep hopping on Easter
A sulfuric acid spill at a Ncwpon
leach manufacturina rtant prompt-
ed the evacuation of a handful of
plant employen today. but rnutted
1n no serious darnaec and no inju~
MXOrdi"I to Fire Dl'i:-rtmcnt of-
ficials.
Newport Beach Fire: Department
olfkials received a call from Trans-
C'hem, located at 3767 Birdl St., II
about S:45 Lm.
An dectrical Im had ICt off lk'
comp.ny's lfl1nkler syMnn. Md
upc>n arrival fiftftPttn dilCOwred
that sevnal Dllons of a .. wmk
IOtution·· of sulfuric Kid had t.,illed
ia a store room.
The IOlution contained about 3
pm:ent sulfuric acid ind wu not
conlidcttd environmentafty eta.,.
ous., said fire Dqm1mfttt oftkials.
l«.auK of the early hour. only a
-~~VllCUllld .....
.. butld•"I •bile ..........
lerial ~"' from Nc•pon lr9da lftd 0.... County Fitt ~·
daned up * .... nt --contained within lbcMat twe--.. "" =-ACID/-
.• ' t
cspttlally baa da) for th<' Brooks famat .
It started With a sunnse !«''ICC. folloW('(f b) the regular
chwdt SC'T'K'CS.. Then the fam1l) would ptl~ into l~ car for
thek>nadn't from thc1rhomcm Fontana topandma's houK'
in San l>cdro for Eutcf dinner.
··Tbttt ~ no &ttways tn th~ days. e1thtt."" Brooks
noted.
Fanally. tM)"d make the Iona dmt t.d for evcmng
ICf'Viccs at church.
This year. Brooks' .. ,~ drntcd their chtldrt"n ancS took
llarieSeelqdldJa.~aaBuier -
e•J»edeace. olwm. OD die .,.yto
... ~ aeapotted •)laclr rabbit
naal'Wacn•tlaenMd.
them to church ,....,lit he lw:edrd tor waft. ~~ chure'h. h•s
flmily mrt him fof an Fata meal dun"I h11 lunch hour.
-Fon-.natrl}. I hvc-tocall) to~ coutd do that. But a lot
ollkttp)'1 h'~ a io.-1 wa) from bett and don't ha\'t tha
°"'*1Uaitt.'' 8n>ott. -_
Marit Seelc1 . a nurw at C~ Hospetal ofCoeu Mesa.
..., M\t that \ind of °"'°"YfttT)'. fttlwr n. o( htr fam·~~...,.,. .. llwr parml'• hcMIK for E.asltt ittnMr. But ' .. .-Mdulird an from 6 a m. to 6
p.m
• .. · .
··"' ~ talk1t\labout hov. sad11 ~a to be wort1ngon Ea tcr:· h<' said .. Normall~. I ~ould ha'c gone to churcb
toda~ Then I "ould''<' gone to m) mom's for dinner and
colored E.aJ\<'r ~ -
Sttle' dad ha'ean E.as1er<''-ptntnC't'. oi\Orts. On lht "a
to "ort. she spottC'd a J:id. Bhblt running acros.s the road.
-1 stopped· and thouaht. 'It's thc Ea ter bunny: He
looked real bus). too.·· -;he said
1ftherc v.a a s1lvtr hnina on the Easter und.a) cioud. 11
ould be ~ und 1n \he fa\t that th<' emcrgenc room so far had
~n rclatt,cl) quact -a coup~ of card1a " a waiter who 1ot
food po1son1na from eat 1ng at his O•'ll rt'5laurant. a golfer who
~ t1tchn afkr bcmg ~true~ b\ a gol(t.11. ·l suall). hphda) art' ~d... le \aid .. Luckll). n·s a rcl~ous hohda). so r'('oplc do n't get ~drunk Usu.a.It on
hohda l v.(' tct tht drunk dm tna '1ct1m thctt's a lo\ of
famtl f'lblt.. 1 lot of ~tf'('SS -
aatne Han) also -.as 'taffin1 the tmcrecncy room on
unda). But ~e had an pponun1t' tOCf\tO)' an Eas1erdinncr
,.,th htt famtly bffon-rt"P<>"l"I 10 wot'\. ln fact. Harry 11
uwall) oft' on Sunda
"I volunteered to "ork for mconc to •he CCNkt have
Ea tcr oft-w Slid.
Her IDOd•dl ~turr 1!. oftn mate-heel cltt,...hcre ti) ..-
people w\o don) \a' c am 1 I comm •UftCats. °'tt at Nc•Po11 ~~h Fm nea• com_,, 6. dlftlt fittf'lhllen~~m a q.-.wlftS....ta) ........ b<>utL .
.-
. -.
made iDlmMltlonal tri~ in the pest to
11J so ••UiMt solutions to com-
ptiataf er--. said be did not think
he woutil ID le Pulma.
4 dRbl lhat. .. Jason said.
Laer. 'II • C.olorado Sprinp news co•~· Jackson pve this
tapQ~
• .. ..,.,._ not ptepan:d to ao riaht rrtlW.-r. •id. .
J.aa. said the current situation
is fun OI ~for the United States
ia the critic:aJ Central American
~ .... 1he pre1ent crisis ends. we
could lose by hav;ng trtmcndous
uti-Ameriawtism in Panama," Jack-
son said.
Soviet~ ~t t-0 leave Af g1'a,nistan
WASHINGTON (AP)-Dl&v-
aets have bcaun ~ to
remove the nrst of ~r' 11 S.000
· soldiers from Afsha,aiiltaa~ H
impasse in United Naticms-tPOl'ISOf-
ed negotiations i11 GC11C'Yai, aatOfdin&
to adm inistration sourrcs.
"The inteUiecace ct"'HrtUJlil} is
unanimous in lqK)f'ti,.. rMt prep-
arations for a withdrawal havt'tom-
mcnced... said OM ldf'llbi~
analyst. •
In the past, tbc Sov~ .Mve
removed some peripheral aMs, sucb
as anti-aircraft beiteri~. Mt~
them witla others. ~ current prep-
aratiou arc of a difrcrcnt chanlacr.
And they said ~ couAd only
speculate about the eJUlct time. du.r-
ation and ·manner of a Soviet
witJwhawaJ.
In a paralld development, Afchan
rckJ leaders in Pakistan said over I.be
Wftkcnd that ttR United S.... bas
510~~ suppl~nl them with StUlp:r
ant1-aarcraft -mtSSJlcs.
Mohamad Nabi Mohamadi, latkr
of the HalTbt Jslami . one of the
seven guerrilla sroups f'ltnin& com-
munist forces in A(&haniS\an. •id the
dtvelopMnt comes in <'pparcnt U.S.
antic:i.-ion af a settlt'mcnt in the ...,_
Soviet ~·Minister Eduard A.
Shevardnadze lias said the Red Anny
win widldrew from Af&hani stan even
if A..._ a•d Pnistani negotiators
fail '° .ach ·aareemcnt at U ni ted
Nlnions &aiks in Geneva.
·Tawtalbart Malled over a demand
io~ by tbe Un.i tod States last
Dec:en*r that the Soviets stop
a~ \1111 Kabul rqime at Jhe umc
time lhlCWasbinaton saops its coven
aid Pk'9• to tht M'ujahedcen.
~
SUNDAY SHIFT NO PICNIC ON EAsTER •••
From Al
.. We bad one ancdical aMI and did a
little bit of trainina... mid Jim
Pasternak.
Pasternak and Dennis Wlta are
single. Bill Benactt. the ~ ;-, ii
married but has no chitdrd..JkMid
his wife would ~ workh'I. too, ja a
hospital emcraency room.
~we've been .-orkmg 1'ol~ for
17 years:· Bennett 111~ _.ma
toward Pasternak. -rd Mtbcr be
workina." •
··A lot of the marrk d pys ctoA•t
wa nt to work holidays.~ they ask the
single 1uys to work fOr daaa, ..
Pasternak said.
-Even if 1hey had•~ heat ....ro.,
Sunday, their day woulda'1 ~
arily have ttvolvod around &tier.
Pasternak taid he'd he at the IYnl
-ex.cept it ~ doltd b Eailer.
Watts WOUid be IW'fina. Beanett said
he.d boU.Uncupforovcttimeat the
siation.
atts did mADalC to penicii-tc m
an Easter meal. His family ptheftd
Oti Thunday. lacsaid.
TM1'1 hoa<-it is -people adjust.
Sharon Shrync.. a records dert at dac J..aauna Beach Police e>q.n,.ent,
said her EulCn as a child and. later,
as a wife and mother ~ special
occasions for the entil'(' family. from
patlddli~pnd~.
, -HB ticket wins Lotto prize
By TM Atterieee.I Presa
The $4. 7 million Louo jeck;po&
went unclailhed. bat a Huftdlilton
Beach ticket wn amo"@ sia ci.t won
second-place prizes ofS? 16,QS I ...._ •
California lottery offlCia" MUWI •ced
Sunday.
That tic:ke't WM~--7-EkVCf' at ... 92 Wamtt Ave. ·in
Huntiflllon Beach.
The top prize money rons 0'\191' '°
combine with .the pnd =· in Wednetday•s .. Lono 649" · ·
meani• that jackpot lhcNlll laeb lllillioa. said lottery .,.. 1
,.... Sda8de. . •
F~oflia numbers plusdw-...-
aumber to paid S216.0lt • c-' ~
the Ii• winnen: 206 pllJlld llidrllCt
pidred five ~ -~ fo ,.-.
=--~ .. m .. m
--~It C-llllne CA -...... 9cll 1M9 C:C......_ CA ._
$3.241 each: 11.752 pidc.rd four
numben to Wtin $51 each arid 220.SSO
picked ~ numben for aa au10-
rutk SS payoul
,._ ....nea of~ winnei.~'t
immediawty known.
The CIOt fi¥C winnins 1icketl waiie
sold at. 7-Ekva. 11400 DH•r ,.._
Rd_ Tndee: Graellllc 5eole. Hillt-
way 99 in Gnaak ia Ptunaas
County. Tournament Bowl 3'4l
Savien Rd, Olnard: Lindley Liquor.
7137 Lindky SL, Rettda: $an Rite
l.iqeor. Sll N. Diamond Bar ltwd..
Diamandlllr.
Ta '*' in the rwice-wcck)y
...-weft Sll.142.304. .
Tbe winni111 numbcn. pdM Sat-
urday •t. were: I), 41 , 21, 36. 17,
4l ad lk bus number. 10.
~-.. 1 !161'1 --' ...... ta:.>-4321
...
.. ~·4 .aways JO to church. fol-
lowcd'by E..ter din11er. then we'd be
sick fto'Olll aU the cas and candy,"
Sh ....... ~~~-'Di•orccs ~ .... holidays a lot. These
kjnds of;oa do, 100. ~1 toll my waleh commander I've
hem a 1¢ .. 11 the PolK'e Ocpan·
melll '90 Iona. bccau~ I don't even
think aMul litolidar anymore ... ~ · Cockril • a waitrns at
Spites _..urant in HuRtington
Bcadl. also us adjuskd.
.. la~ put, I would've been home
havint diner with the family."
Cockrill Mid. New'.~ can t a the
l\IJl.Ul'f of 81 unschedult'd day of[ -y.,. lllve to make the buck. This hol~ 11ft•1 the mljor one. Spires
clOICll ein Cllristmas and Thanksaiv·
ina." lbe lllid . .. .,._ -..urants don•t. That's
worlllalldlr~y in theWol'ld." C~i\awcver. still planned to mattu-r. •wy ~are older now, so it's not
Mdt • W,4tal." she said. "I'll buy
.._.. ~ candy and a y 'I love yoe.' ..
Mat ' ~ a clerk at a Huna-
i...,_ IDca-convenience statt.
...... lllllrr -and the times -mw 11 aeit
He remetnben a youth of lnl·
ditionll Uri~.:_therinp and £.aster
dinnen. 0. y. M ma-.ed to
..... ~ and watcb bis )IOUDl-
llell llwt lw.cas bdOrt reponina 10 ... .
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are IO ... todly ... IUl_'J llicl wrhey
fCllllll ....... -11tilk. d..,en. !ome-W,'t .. lO IMe care otdllem."
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MILD EASTER WEEK COMES TO END •••
Prom.Al
chill)' wind and there wasn't a whole
lot ofactivity."
In fact. nooneamoRgthecstimated
SS,000 who visited NC'WJ)Ort Beach
required rcscuina. White said.
··1 think it was the weather. kids
goin& back to school, people doing
family thinp, .. he said.
Huntin&ton Beach lifcauards were
busier. due to a strong riptide that
plagued their shoreline all week long.
But there, too, crowds were down.
said Lt: Steve David!lon. He csti·
mated the beach crowd at I S.000.
with lifeguards rcscuin1 more than 30
people.
And in La1una Beach. whett
officers saw perhaps the most viol·
cncc of any asency along the Oran·gc
Coast last week, hfquards watched
over a relatively small crowd of about
I 0.000 and made some 20 rescues.
said lifeguard Wayne Doncnwhy.
.. Nothing major happened today. It
wasa prctt) good Easterday." he said.
The pany ended for tens of
thousands ofstudcnts who descended
on Palm Springs last week. too. where
police reported the biuzest headache
of the week was the traffic jam created .
by those lcavina town.
"Traffic is pretty hr avy." Officer
Karen Holtz told The Associated
Press. "They've been lt'aving all day
long. depcndinl on how drunk they
were last n ight. •
for a variety of ofltnsn amo1111.k Michael Smith of Saa Cltaentc
peny crowd -chicny for public also was ma* for incitins • rioc.
drunkenness, Ma"IC'f Mid. Apin Saturday, about 300 youths
It was a far cry ft-om the Good near the pier interfered u ,.,&ice
Friday rampaae of two years aeo. broke up a pany.
when youths and youns adulla Teen-qm bepn throwina beer
s~nn~ the downtown area, pelti• bottles. promptina officers to A!QUClt
pohcc wt th bottles and tcarlnadothes> . allil&ncr from shcrift"!l ~ies and
off coeds. Newport Beach police to d1spcne the P~lm Sprin'5 police subteq11Cntly crowd.
decided to increase sccunty, a By Sunday eveaina, however, the
measure . they bclicv~ C\coountcd for PlrlY was over. Freeways were th~ rclauve calm this year, Mueer jammed wilb holiday crowc»IM:adin&
said. home.
Orange Coast police likcwiK .. 1t•1tooM>WdedlOru1toblbusy"
prepared for the influx of )'OUftl said a California Hi§!tway Pau~I
people. so that even when potential clispmleher. "The lnff"tc s too tloW for
dangers arose. officers ~re able ioact anione IO trt into any trouble.
quickly and defuse the ~ituations. We ~.a couple of minor caaes. ~ week ago 1n Hunt1naaon Belch. Otherwnc. 1f1 beat real quiet ...
pohcc responded to a report of a
woman for allegedly cn[tllina in a tex
act on 1he sand with an unknown
pa~~~;-officers arrived to 1tt Linda 'StenC.U,O.'am•.a.
Del.con allegedly ex~in& bcnelfto
a crowd of some 300. accordina to
police.
As police arrested the woman.
onlookerGrcgory Hamilton allqldly
began lcadin. thc crowd in a chant to
riot. police said. He. too. wasan'Clled.
Laguna Beach offit crs faced a
similar incident last week while
arresting a 111an o n suspicion ofbcina
drunk in public.
Officers had to disperse a crowd of
about 200 youths near the Alito Pier
when they tried lo stop the anat of
Walter Chrislinet.
NEW YORK (AP) -MiJ&on A.
Caniff. _.ho for llalf a century took
Americans on daring adventures
throust-the cemic pqn with "Terrv
and the Pirates .. and ''Steve Cafty0~ '·
bu died of lu .. cancer. He wu 81 .
Caniff, who had entered 8tth Janel
Hospital on Feb. 29. died Sunday at
hi~ home, according to 1 1pote11nan
for Kin& Featurn.
Canifr ICI a standard for raliatic
drawina and quickly t nthralled ~
pression-cra raKkrs with talcs of
dan,er in the Far Ea.st in .. Terry and
tbc Pirates. .. wtUch dchutod in 1934.
Palm Springs police whose force
was beefed up by oflirers from the
Riverside County Sheriffs Dcpan-
mcnt and the California Highway
Patrol. wrote an estimated S,000
citations durin$ the we<>k. mostly for
f.1m'M~~quor containers. said-n~-ccmEN·.,..,,;~-
Morc than 500 arrests were made UVA £. An U A • • •
ACID •.•
From Al
The caust of the spill is unknown
and Fire Dcpanment and En-
vironmental Management Agency
officials arc mvcstipting the inc•·
dent.-
Trans-Chem manufa,turcs printed
circuit boards.
.. j
From Al
Howcvcr, thcsurvivorsofthccruh
filed a SI 0 million lawsuit apinat die...
federal 1ovemment contendin& that
the U.S. Navy planted the unJiahted.
uncharted buoy. used for mooriaa
barges.
The suit also claim• that a navi-
pti?nal light on the wnt jcttr o( the
bay s entrance near the Sea Bcada
-Naval Wea.PQns Station _was in·
operable and a replacement uYi-
ptional buoy was misplaced.
f •
A federal judee ru~ last fftonth
U..t the Navy was-liable fOr j()"
percent of claims stem min& ft-om the
acadent. Tbe j11•dee uid .the Navy
lbould have taken l1Cf)S to prevent
t.y. such. IS l'!pAi~ns tht jetty
liaht and ,a.cine rdlcct1ve materials
on the buoy.
The Navy sbould h:ive~tmlkd
the ul'tiior entiiiltt mo~ lhorouihJy
allej..teesaated. •
Spring
'88
J
Aerobic dancing
at YMCA to benefit
Heart Association
The South Coast YMCA 1s hosting an aerobic
dancina fund-raiser for the Hean Assoc1at1on on
Saturday 9 a.m. to noon:Crystal Light champions
will serve as guest instructors 1nclud1ng Jackie
Sorcn50n's aerobic dance class.
The public as welcome to take pan in the dance
workouts from one to three hours. The South Coast
YMC>. gymnaStum is located in the Crown Valley
Community Park. 298'\I Crown Valley Parkway.
Lquna Niguel.
Belmont High clan of '78
The 1978 graduallon class of Belmont H •ah
School is holding it's I(). year reunion Sept. I 0 at the
Queen Mary in Loni &ach. For more information.
call the 24 hour hotline at (213) 964-2814.
, Revocabl e Ji ving tru•ts
Attorne)' Norah M. Mo m50n will host a free
seminar on revocable living trusts Thursday 7.9
p.m. at 8&40 Warner 4.ve .. Suite 303. Fountain
Valley. Additional talk~ arc scheduled April 13. 27.
May 5. I I . 1 h nd 26.
•
Orange Coatl DAIL y PILOT /Monday, APtll •. 1938 * AS •
Border arrests up again In March
SAN DIEGO (AP) -More than 52.000
allepl aliens wtre arrested 1n March along
the Cahforn1a-Mex1co border, or 21 per·
cent more than the same penod last year.
authorities said.
It was the third straight mont.h U.S.
Border Patrol officials rt-ported increasing
numbers of arrests an thC' San Diego reg.ion.
after nearly a ~car of dee. hnanf arrests an
tt:ic wake of lhe pa~~gc o the new
1mm1gra1ion bill.
A&cnts recorded S2. '29 arrests of un-
documented migrants in March. said
William Veal. deputy chief for ahe Rordt-r
Patrol in San Diego.
The only busier March recorded b) the
a.gene) was March IQ86. when 6-4.475
undocumented forca&nC'rs were taken into
custody.
In February. S4,S27 arrests 11rere made
an the sector. a 24 perC'ent 1ncrca~ o'er
February ~986 and I 5 ptrccnt mort" than
the previous month's lt'lprchensaon\
The new law in1t1all) appeared to ha'c a
deterrent effect, w11h the a1Tests of aliens
dropping by more than 20 perctnt along
the 1.900-mile border in 1987
Veal said the agenc) 11ou concerned
about 1he 1ncrt"a\1n11 numbt'r> of arrC'sts
11oh1ch arc used tO C'st1ma1e alleg.al bordC'r
crossings Bui he ~1d 11 was too earl> 10
copcludc 1ha1 the1m m1gra11011 Ill"' wasn't
working
A fair assessment of •he lav. 's clTecta vc-
ncss must a'>'a1t full t-nforccmcn1 o f the
nev. I) created ~nct 1on' aaaanst emplo)ers
who hare undocumen1ed workers Vea l
said
Under the 1mm1gra11on law !hat wen1
an to e ffect last M;n employers "'ho
knO'>' 1ngl> hire illegal aliens faC"C pt>nah1C\
of up to SI\ months 1n r n son and SIO 1J()(1
1n fine' ptr alien ~nt t1Qn't aga100>1 fo rmers and 01hcr
agricultural concerns 1lf undocumented
labor v.on·1 1ake dTc.-c:t 11nt1I Dec I
A.I o Illegal alic.-ns "'ho can document
rc:s1dcnr) 1n the L n1tl'd tatcs since before
Jan I 1982 ('"n 11btatn temporaf)
resident' tat us e' tnt uall~ lelldang to
pamJnt"nt rc:s1dl'nl'
The: ~an D1t'gu arc<i " considered to bl'
thr single: bus1e\I ~rnsstng potnl for
m igrant'> 't'd..tng 111 t·ntt·r th<' l 'n11ed uates
11lq~.al frum Mntt
Mom sets fire
t hat kills her·,
tW o children
8) Tilt! AssO<'iated Press
\ Japane-.e mo1her distraught ovcr--
lamil. prubkms appar1·ntl) set her hou~
.tfirl l d'>ter und.n l..11l1ng he~lf and her
'"' 1 .uung ~h1ldrcn police Saad ·
..
The seminars include how to a void probate and
attorne) s fees. prescn c separate property. a void
conservatorshap as well as other topics. Refresh-
ments wlll be served. For more information or to
make reservations for 1h1s limited seating seminar.
call 848-6499.
Tht· Ille ill thl· '-'est Harnct Lane home .. '
Garden club to meet
Maxine Mechem"' Ill exi)lain how to throw pots
at her talk Fnda) at thc Laguna Beach Garden Club
at 11 a.m. After the noon luncheon. Ruth Koryta.
assisted b) Margret Schlick. will discuss place
settings in a program entitled .. Entertaining as Fun."
V 1s1tors arc welcome and there 1s a SJ donation
at the door. The meeting is at the Neighborhood
Congregational Church Hall. 340 St. Ann's Dnve.
Laguna Beach. For More information. call Helen
Salerno at 494-6460.
Help wi th tax returns
Free assistance with paperwork and income tax
returns will be given at the Great Amerjc~o First
Bank an Laguna Hills on Friday. from 2-4 p.m. The
prOJf<lm 1s sponsored hy Amcncan Assoc1at1on of
Unavers11y. Women ancl the Amencan Assoc1at1on
of Retired Persons.
No appointments :lre necessary and the help is
on a firs i-<:ome. first-served basis. Bnngall pertancn1
material for tait assistance. including last year's
returns and I 099's and other required form s
Paperwork assistance an ming and k~pang track of
Medicare and health insurance supphments. 1n
balancing checkbooks :lnd Oth~r problems will be
av.aalable. Charts 10 hrlp keep track of Medicare
payments and doc1or's halls will be on hand.
For further 1nforma1ion call Jea nette Lambert
at 951-7260.
Narrated film on Yugoslavia
'Orange Coast Co11C9C's travelogue scnes.
"Armchair Ad' entures .. Fnda) will feature the film
"Yuioslav1a and 1he Slavic race" and will be
presented b} filmmaker Gene W1ancko.
The film wall focus on the people of Macedonia.
&rb1a. Croatia. Bosnia Slovenia and Montenegro.
U pcomming features of the scnes include "Russia"
and "Surpn sang South <\fnca ...
The cost is S5 an advance and S6 at the door.
Tickets and more information can be obtained b'
calling 432-5880
Monday, April 4
• 6:30 p.m. Cea1t CommaJty C•llete Dtstrtct
Boanl of Trutttt, district headquarters board
TOUm. 1370 Adams AH'. Cost.a Mesa.
• 6:30 p.m . Costa Meu City Ceucll, council
chambers. 77 Fair Dnvc. Costa Mesa.
• 7:30 p.m. Hull•1tea Beac• CUy Conell,
council chambers. 2000 M'ain St.. Huntington
Beach.
tn \nJhl"1m"'aH<"punt"d a1 12:46 a m and
htought undd 1.ontrol at l D6· a,m ~1d ':
F rl .. lkpjrtmt·nt dHpatcher ». J
f1hbt-auh
The bod1~ of \111su, Sak.at. ~8 Searti
( .md' C)al a1. 5 ancl'R1na S"phan~ s&k.aa. ~.: IAt'rt' fo und 1n a be~rOOJTI: gt U~
k.un,. ... ud · . The~ arc belie"ed tu have died fro m -+'.
smol e· 1nhala1100 hl' ~1d
· Ba~d on ph~ s1ral t"v1dencc•fou nd at
the S(enc a nd 1nten 1e"" "1th wunesse's, 11
as belie' ed tht"' su~pt'<'I (Mrs Sakar)
antent"1onall) set fire to the house." Kurt1 · ·
s~ud
. , .. . ~
A child'• bike Uea in the bac kyard of the charred hom~ ln Anaheim where .. ~ft ~ple di~. , . . .
·· ht-was e.>.trcmcl~ d1s1rau1h1 o'er
manial a-nd fam1I~ proNems ... he added: 'u o ther deta ils "e re 1mmed1atel.)
a'jilahlc hC' said '
Field hands
deprived of
toilets, water
. '
... t '• I... .• t ~ I • . . . . . .. . S~ngletQ.n 's pa-role -ne~rs end;
mutilator ~ill. b~ free :April 25
LO ANd'ELE: (.\Pl -Ma m farm-.\~QL'E:'-iTIN l .\Pl -Fo r IOmonths ''T;chn1l3llv ""t' ha'e him under h•rl cd u'ffae~ to moH' \1ngleton under:
'>'Orlers ha~es11ng fr u11 and ' cgetabler. for parolc4 rap1st-mu1tla 1br La,'>'renlc-angle-:· sun e11lanlt' He ,a n -...1lk around on ht'> J "led gWt rd trom a ho.1cl room
market a re not being rrov1ded 101kts or Ion has "' ed a herm11lik"e e:ustence 1n a · 0"' ri. but for .a ll pr au I :1\ pul"p(l1'<\ "e .trl' Frnall~. in Junt'. < ,.,, Gebtge ~u.
~ .
waler for washing lht'ir hands. despite. tralkr at 1he <>tate pmnn. the onl~ place csd),r:.ttng him ... . . -meJ1an o rdered angk~on ~aced· .u San
federal hyga~nc rules adopted a ~car ago. a authon 11es could find fM him after he "'as . .· 'I 11 V.C"ren 1 •l•r 1• e pre."">'> call' v.e ()uent1n .for « c dura11nn "f his onc~ear .,"' •
newspaper reponed toda~ . d.n,en out ofto"'n after to'>'n. . . · 1A Ouldn.'1 1..nov. he "'a' \)\JI thC"'re · '>J1d p.irole . ·: 1
The federal agenc' responsible: for _ On .\pnl 25. his par-0le-and has sta~ at pn~n }po~e-sman ~c-~"Tnarr ~r-n nce·h1\ parole end~ '\tng}eton is under:
enforcing the rules 1nsix·cts o~I~,. frac11on ?ln Quen11n -~·II Corf1e 10 an. CJ'!~ ol sigh t 1\0ut nfm1nd \mdl'\.t' ou1 on th~ nl• µbllp11on 10 tell officials wheW\er he ~.
of the produce farm~ emplo)ing migrants mgk ton "111 be ablc1n wal~ a'>' a~ a free stretts has mt>re \0 t~ar fro.m lhc un\.no"'n" "'111 ·~111<-· u'i Flonda. near rela11,t-s.' qr'
1n California. Tc\as. Flonda aod other man. under no obhg.all'1n to tell officials -:---thl' &l!'·"'nh lht" l.Jlln() nnt h' them in el~" here f hun ~1d . · . . 1 agricultural su11~. ac'l ·,rd1ng to" tbe Los "'hac he " ill se1tlc the supcrman.C't -th ·n from th1) Ptx\r · 'I hope he goe\ LO Flon da The l'icl1m • ..
Angeles Times. I he r,o-)ear-old e \-<'on' 1ct txoal"\ httlc. ltltle'hurnrJ...,ut gu' u!ldcr r~Cln a nJ her parrnt'I v.111 ft"t'I !TIUCh btner.:, :
laW)crs from CalifNn1a Rural le-gal n·~·mblancc w the bvrh. hard-dnnl..ang · angktun d~' not.gr.1n1 1ntef' lt"\I.' but ~n \l.1ng rir 1sgOl}l" ·· ...i1d "anC') Fahden . .a
.\ssmance. accompanal·d b~ a rcponcr and l·\·l>:lllor com 1 tcd of raping a<id sO:do.m-·has haa OCTas1on3l v1s11ors. 'including e\-( ,.,,r.i I:. osta "'< ounf' suJX'n·1s.or '"!'!to .•
photographer. found nn IA3tcrfor Ii.and-1L1ng lS-~t·ar·old h~td1~1kcr Mary\1nrent "'•fc \la~ (o1hn'>. 3J£l1rC"d nur-.c ~hq fl•ugn1~1nttleton~rtka<;t"to hcrc-ounty ·),' .~.'
washing at eight farm~ 1n the 1ockto n an IQ~ andrhopp1ng offhC"rforearms "'11h. o'fferC'd him a hllmc ·h.m v.a-s, rclu,t·d b~ >. nlcnt ~ho no v. h.rc; a child ~Ian~ . ,
area. omc had 101k1<. and a fe"' had a n a' . . .ix-role au1hcm11e'> S." d-~1 1chlt' \an I(•~ nt<'r'tt•"cd hua s.11d lasa '<'ar b(fore :·
dnnkang ~ater . T oda) h.e II\ em~ a smaH soc:i~I S«unt~ ~:1 n~le J .Dt·p~lrl111.er: of c Of'fCdl(lO~ S1ngkttln "'JS par1•1eJ 1~31 she st1lf Tea~
.\skcd '>'here lhl') n-Jie,ed t.hemsch ts. -granl and \pt>nJs hi~ da' s tending the ~a,,rd spol..l·\man ' he• .Ht.al c• • :
one laborer hired 10 cut aspar.agus replied. around h1~ trailer 1n a remote' corner of the 1ngkton '><'Pt'd nin 'C'ar\. 11 mo nths .\s ii ~onJ1t1(ln i! h • par\'llt' \1ng~ton ·• •
"We ha'c the "'hole frc ld." The migrant ·l,()()()..arrcpnsongrour>ds • 'ol a l ~-,ear r0ur-morl~fl Sc."nt<'net" 1n th<' t.l l..l'' J Jruf •h:11 "Ould~mal..t hffii · '.
laborerssa1dthc)-ha,dnn1secna toilct or a .\lthough not formall' under guard. he Cai1forn1a ,\fc:n '<, (•,11 •n~ 31 an Lui~ t'\lrcml'I~ l.lrvm Jn~ :iml'U 1ofalct.1ho.1:·1 . ,
go,ernmcnt inspector since .tl'te~ tx-gan observes a lfl pm tt16 a m.curfe"' and 1s 0h1'>'P(• rl·..-1.'1,rngant"J(l•;r:elea~ror good ·· ,C''c:'nitspla.,heJC1n1narafrt-ha,e lo11on.. ·'
han cs tine 15 da~ s carl1n. · "'atched b' a t h:ast ont' r arolt ollic.er "'hen l:kh.i) wr and ;hr\.\ ugh 1 "'brk-1. rN1t rro-L:lngcrman '>41J · · · 1 • ,
.\ccording lo fl"der31 rules adop1ed a he.' lt.'a ' cs 1hc ground~ f1v '>'CCkJ~ '1s11s io 'a gram htsn ~1d · _ __:· He1s IJ..flll'IC"tclt lib'Pluld\.Ucfus.Af.a~ '
year ago, farm-owners whO-cm1)1o~ 11 Of . -psyctfologiSt. omt 1l1IS \,11o-4 .-The cart~ r('l(>j'>(' 1 nTuna~ f<"ildC'n l<. 111 a ~hrC'OI 10 W( 1Ct\ thl' pokc'>man !>aid
mo re people are required 10 pro .. 1dc cool "When he "'ants tO-gC\ shopp1ng.)le asks a half-dozen ~m.au (••rnmur1111e .. "'hrre "If he tal r-s a dn nl ~i: "'II fall down
drinking 1A.ater 1A 1th d1\posable l"UP . a. KJS bt•lause he ha.s no tr:msportataon:· sard a~_thont1e :1ned ll1 pl w e angkwn lai.t ~L.hing. \OU don't h:l 't' 10 "'llf'T) abou.t
toilet for l·ach 20 \·m r lo}ees and hand· Ronald Ctiun. r~1onal parole4 adm1nis-spring In Rodeo .tt'<lut ~-' m1k~ T1Clnhca s1 h1m going on a bender and go1ne out '
wash ang "'ater. c;oap Jnd t0""els _ trator for the ·Depart mrn\. of(' orrecu ons of an F rannc... o J 111 nti \II ' ~ reople lool.. ng for a h11 chh 1 ~cr .. ,
SeXjjJhotoS.Of ch~nc~llor '-s wife shelvec;l
By ne A110eialH Prell ~m1-nudl' p1ltun· 1n J d1spla< In ht..<. embarrasSt"d and h11m1hatt'J \tr\ Tueafl•Y•. ~prlJ 5 ~ studio's "boudoir" samrlc alhum ~1'.ellerman '-ltd 1n J "" •rn 'ila trmt"nt filed
A Judge has ordered J photo&rapher to Ke llerman., 1A1fe of lam~s l\.cllerman, 1n Orange<. uu nt~ '°'upt•r1nr Coun "I ha' e·
Thr' filc-d a·s:"O ,lawsu11
\.\ l°'t~rook ~·ountered in hlS dcfen~ last
"l'el.. th:ft he had a witness who could sa\
• 6 p.m. Lapaa Beacll City CMaCU, council stop showing poten11al customers chancello.r of th<' 'orili Orang<' Count~ bc'cn on an <'mfl~1on..ll ••lier co.t<.le'r ..
chambers. 505 Forest Ave. "boudoir'· ph9tos that a college C'ommun1t} C'ollegl" O•stnct karned on Kd hr1111an '>'COi to lhl' \tud1Cl on \1a r1.h
• 7 p.m. Ne.,.,.. Bad Parks, Beeckl ud chancellor's wife had made an No,·embe~rch_:?5 fro'!Uht"1 f<' nrj wll~gr dl'tnrt ~5 and pulled t!iC' ..Q.hol ~raphs llUt ill \jle
-11--.-t ... Cemmluioa, counal chambers; HOO an kit C'hnsrma ran~tlusba"nd. emplQ)C'C.' tnat wmei,ne ha seen the sample book "cstbrod. 1.all~ th<' r-'lll"<'
tl\at \lrs "'ellemlan had givr-n ham 'emal
perml'\llln to d1,pla) the p1ctu~s The
phgtq~ral?.t!.er said 1t "VU nCC'CSsan'""-..,.l.;:;.d.,,..... __ ~
dasplJ' 'Ul ') p1l lure~ rn Onkr 10 get "'o
Newport Blvd .. Newport Beach. The order 1ssucd t nda) put an end to p1tturcs. and 'actused Kelltrm,1n ·''' teahn~ th<'
l •• ~ ••••••••••••••••• r' photographer Ra\ 'W\·,rhrook's use of the "These photograph) ha'c.ro~ me far p1ctul"C's The poll\'e dn'P~ the ca~' but · photographs of t m:1a Kellerman. one a mor<" 'than monc' I ha'c nc1.er !ch"" the l\.dkrmans J1dn't
,.
. . . .
Ht· al''' ..aid he "'o uld ha'e dr-stroyed
the phNo~ 11 thC' "'ellermans had called
him tu ,.,1n\t'' ttlr r ~on~
fro m a \.krccdei. lknz f\llrked tor~ Police probe four ~tayi.*g&.;·
killer spared two c~i,1(11'eD_ ·
s1ruck. I\'' c (icurgc ( ~'<>le~. 21. of
~aim• Spnngs. "hen C'oole~ v.>as
. ~t6*i at a traffic light mllh. 18.
-'>'aS"!r1Testl'd Th<' lnClllC"nt OC'C'UITCd
at I.JS Jl A'\
:\ small hlul· I'> -~ I'''~ ur trucl h..-en~ numbt-r 2\ 1 • .. 0-"'u re-
ported '\tolen a1 ~ l ' r m "unda'
The 'eh1dc "'a' •11olen 1n the' 1C'l n1\\
of Pac1ft.: ('~"'"' Htgh"a' and 1Q1h
da' on \>.a'<" tn-et • • • :.
1 1 IARIAAA METZLER ...................
OLEN A VON (AP) -Authorities
are tryina co determine why four
l"Opk were shot to df'ath inside 1
mobile home Easter Sunday· •'ltd
anothtt pcnon was teft sttiously
inju~. but two c hildren were spt1red.
.. In some asn, no one is left aJive, ..
said Sheriff Cois 8)'~ of the Ri\'er-
side County Sheriffs Department.
"In thlscaK. tMchildf'C'n were spared for some reuoa ...
Randy Holliday. J. and Katie
Holliday, 2, were found inside the)().
foot·lona home Wheft their parents
and two other~ were found
dead. said •nff's sro&ttsman Al
..Di.ton.
A Mliooptef and a dOI were~ to
tratk down• man wholr pickue truck
fit the dctcription of one tern lleeina
the ICCM. Brttt Alnandcf H:1le, 21, was
band h1d1na in bnlsll ia me Santa
c..-....
A Mitlloa Vtejo man ._ Maeed
Seturdly fof alleledty DJOlint
him.tdf .. a WOCMB Who .. llllYi ..
,c
Ana River bottom "'hen ~ was
captumi in Colton. 10 miles from
where the killinp took place, after
passcnby called to rt"port a man
actina suspiciously, a uthorities said.
Hale was booked for invntiption
of four counts of murder and one
count of attempted murdtt. Dillon
said .
Oeoutiet "feel ptttty confident we
only have one su~nd M•s in custody.··~ O.n n said.
No rno11~ for the attecks was
immediately known.
··auhiu doptdeal7 ls thiu tam.ill
(arprnmt) deal? We really don t know.·· Bynt said. ··There ._no
immediate evidence of drvp. ••
The victims wert idtntiftcd 11 the
ownm of the home. Callem Holh·
day, 23, and her husband. Ronald. 21.
and &heir ftiendt., O.vid Kelley. 21,
•Gd Jmniftr Mt'CaUlhln. 20. ~h of
Glm Avon.
A wotMft idnlified u Elirabeth
Kimmm. II. of hdk'v. was found
lunch at the Beet lay llt0W1na C1ub at
South Coa11 Ptua \rrcstfd -as
Kenneth Haya Hdmtt. j7. Tht
tftCidcnt ottumd at 2::-0 p.m. · • • •
~ •
~nousl) anJured with gunshot
wo unds to her face and abdomen.
sheriffs Lt. Jan Duk~said. •
Newport .aeac-.
.\ 19-~ear-old ""om.in told pohl't
11'a1 a dn,cr fin-d a pla,11 pellet gun
athcr"'htk hc 11oasdn ,angncarthe
an\C'r1('('t1on of Palm and Balboa late
Saturd3\' night The v.oman said she
v.as 'dJ;a\ 1ng along "'hen the shooter ae'St ri_pcd as 11 male an has 20s. pulled
· Kimmell was cxpcctt'd to li,ve and ne\• to her 'ehacle a nd tire<1 throu&h
bc1n1 u·c~led at a h"SJMl~ wh~ an opt'n -.1ndov. Th<' dnvcr lM.n
name was v.athheld ns a steunl ~ av.·a, Tht're 11o·as no as>parcnt
prcaution. she sa\Q. . mot1,e for the shootms, said the
Officers found \ht bodies abo'l\ ' 'AQman. v.ho v.as not 1nJurtd. A e e e S:S~ a.m. Sunday aner a caller. Morr than SJ.400 wonh of Jc-.eln bchev~ to be K1mmett. ree<>rtcd an v.as stole n from a home an the ~
assault an ~ Duke said. • block of Hanford af'C\und 4 p .fT\ ~ammett <ktcribcd the SUSfX:Cl s Fnda). The buraJar apparcn\I)
whale. early 1970s model ptckup , enttrtd the hom( 1hrou~ a bedroom
U\ICk ~fore sht was hosp.iahzcd. vnndov.. •
Dutcsa1d. • • • Tho IUl'Ch t'\mcd to Colton after Siu coqu1pmcnt worth appro:umatt ·
politt t~ ~avcd a rtopOn ofl man l~ S600 •-as stole~ fro~~ taraat 1n. the
an a white ptekup acting su.,caou.sly lOO..blod. o(On ' .\ enue 50mtl1mc
..., a bar, •id Cohcm Pohtt-Set. O\Ct tlw --"end.
Bttn~ Lunsbd. TM uwk was R......,._ a.u
louad put~ a nd &he tearch btpn. Two apanmcnts 1n the 6.00 bk>ck ~mobile home ,.-heft the sla}· of Wamct <\'>enue wtl't' broken 1nto
iftll took pla« lits bthind • la,.rr unda\• bctWttn ~:JO a nd 8.10 pm
bouleonaduaay 1treet a•ucmH\lnl Tv.o ~ ~te rttf'rckn. •1th a
area ")In.ilea eut of'l.m A~ total "alue ofS I.I ~. wtre '1okn..
Minor haatlway violence C'Npttd
turday w~ a Fontana man al-
lctedl> usaulttd anoth~ dm-n who
ht said had c-ut him off. Jeff' James
Smith ttpor1tdh k'ft tut t'lr and
• • • Tv.o \ adeo ca.lKttt reronkB v.erc
iaken 1n a buralal) at an apanment an
the "600 block of Slatc-f "'cnue on nda) bctWttn 11 Lm and 7 pm
The value of lhc lostc1"tttamattd11 s so
• '
\~t
i.a,una Beach
Two handguns and jmrnun1uon.
together v.onh an estimated S 50.
v.ere rt'ported tok n ff'C'm a rcsadeOC"C
on Pac1fil ou t Htgh"a"· '~ \IC'llm
told police 1.4nda} • • • .J The hood ornament ·~s stok-n
Police" told l'ieachgoeri who hJtd
t-u1lt an illegal barbcc"ue fJre near
HC'1slC"r Park on . unda~ that the' had
10 pul 11 out l he com~hed . • • • Jc11oclr. 'alued at SS. waJ
reponr-d stolrn Saturda' frQm •
home on \'11..ing Road ··. · • • • T "'-Omen stole wmt from a ltore on
Pacific Coast H1gh'~11~ oh Slt.urda '·
and fl~d an a s1her and blue 1uan • Pathfin~r. the 'tctam 101\j pol~ ·
------------------------------------------: Bnishfire in northern
San Diego County out· · .. ; . -
F 4.UBROOK (AP)-Fu~fi.htcn
were poJIC'd from the ~. uh~
remains of 1 40().acre-brushfire an
ruatd noabcm SIA Dqo. Cnun.t'
aft:cr cool. damp air mo'cd into th1:
area. fire offi 11\1 said
The blaze v.a dcclartd u t·
miuashed ~ndl).~ da\ ear11er than
f\~tC'd, ~u~ coot tt1T1pentum
rhm1natcd tht da.,-of tM fire re
11n1t1na. saed Make r\1Ml>L.-Ch pet her for the fire prottt1K>n dutn t
1n the Itta
••\\c havt a real ttu(k mannc la~"f' 1n ~now."hesaed ··weJu11in(aci ~to• repot'1 that tl (lht fot)
•as smc*~ ... , the fitt~I out and
n~ ·, Wft dlfft •'Mt"t\1na. -
'
The fire was contat.ncd Saturda
nttht but a fitt ~"IJM and~ bad1 ,
been eX.pecud co S\lnd watch for hoe ·'
.,., ·~ \Odey. (ft oftkia.tl" Siad
~re~"' no 1nJ\lntlor1tnK1ural
loucs. fire olfiaal said. ,
~fire "-amed an.., ~ta
aftd ot~r heavy bNtb ID dlle O.vllM
Mo.ntaan Rm area~ ol alftM'ook. 60 lftiln ftOl9 ol ..,..
t<1W1'SlnO...
E.umndy thd.. dry..,.. ia tht
area Im PfO~lded ....a W b •
firsi fircinlM .. •wly•der fl
Thr cawr f!ltht h mn11Md _.., •.
I ft val .......
..
• 0rMgeC0Ut DAILY PILOT/ Monday, Aptll 4, 1888
• • •
~High eOurt halts
ban on protest at
, St. LOuis Airport
Shultz's visit to
Israel protested
JERUSALEM (AP)-Palestinians
mounted a se.neral strike today to
protest the v1s1t of Secretary of State
George P. Shultz. who was lfYina to
persuade Prime MiniMer Yitzhak
Shamir to accept an international
peace conference.
aspects of its content .. ~ame!r ~
dirttt face-to-face ncgot1t1ons. said
Shultz.
Streets in the towns of the ~upicd
West Bank and Gaw Stnp were
near'ly deserted today and shops
shuttered after an undergrou~ PLO
leaflet called for a genC"ral. str:alte a~
three days of protests to coincide With
Shuhz's visit.
WASHINGTON (AP) -The Su-
preme Court refused today to let a St.
Louis airport ban all dt>monstrations.
soliciting and distribution of political
and religious literature from its
terminals.
The justices. without comment. let
stand rulings that an airport terminal.
. like a city street and sidewalk. is a
public forum where free-speech rights
must be accommodated.
To date. every federal a ppeals court
that has studied the is<>ue has ruled
that a government-run airpon ter-
. minal is such a public fonlm. But the
high court has never said so.
The justjces came close last June
when they unanimo usly struck down
a sweeping ban on free speech at Los
Angeles International Airport.
"We think 1t obvious that such a
ban cannot be justified even if (the
airport) were a non-public forum
because no conceivable governmen-
tal interest would justify such an
absolute prohibition of speech."
The St. Louis case aC'ted on today
began when a fired airline em{>loyee
unsuccessfully sought permission to
protest in the Lambert Airport ter-
m inal.
Jesse Jamison had been employed
with Trans World Airlines for 16
years before he was fired in 1 98~.
According to court records. Jamison
.believes his firing wudiscriminatori-1
I} based on his mental illness. He has
been diagnosed as a manic-deprcss-
i ve. the court documents said.
Hospital officials said an 18-ycar-
old Palestinian was shot to death and
another 18-year-old was wounded
during West Bank unre4't that accom-
panied the general strike.
The fatality brought to 137 the
number of Arabs who have died in
four months of anti-Israeli proleSts.
One Israeli soldier has hccn killed.
After meeting with Shafnir and
Foreign Minister Simon Peres, Shultz
told reporters his talks focused on the
content of ptOspectlve Ara1Hsraeli
taJks rather than the procedure of
arranging a meeting.
.. The encouraging part about it t.o
me was that we have now engaged in
this initiative on the important
Hospital officials said Mohamm~
Abed Maadi Al Zaidan was shot in
the chest and died during a demon-
stration in Bani Nairn. a West Bank
village near Hebron.
In Nablus. hospital officials said an
18-ycar-old Palestinian was wou~ded
in the thigh by arm)' gunfire dunng a
protest at the BaJata refugee. camp .
The army said a border policeman
opened fire durinJ the protest,
wounding an Arab 1n the leg. after
being attacked with an ax. The camp
was placed under curfew. Sa~ mg that officials there tned to
create "a virtual First Amendment
Free Zone:· Justice Sandra Day
O'Connor wrote for the court then
that such regulauon g()('S far be)ond
trying to ease congestion or disrup-
tion of tra vehng servict''i.
The 8th U.S. Circuit Court of
Appeals ruled Sept. 10 that the
airport's ieneral ban on such demon-
strations 1s unconstitutional -and it
ordered the trial judge to come up
with a way to accommodate
Jamison's .. right of ix-aceful picket-
ing."
A cherry JullOee .
Keiko Bapab.l, daU.hter of Coa.melor Aklblko Bayuhl of
the Japaneee EmbUfy, U,hta the ~7:;r-old Japaneee Stone Lantern, •l&nlf)in& the begin of the Cherry
Bloeeom l"eatlYal on the banb of the Tidal Buln In
Wuhlqton Sanday. Panaina '1ints chasing of
envoy's car staged by_U.S.
u .s. policy on refugees.
criticized in new report
Swaggart preaches
impromptu sermon
By ne AsMdaled Press
PANAMA CITY. Panama -A Panamanian government offi ciaJ
suggested the United States might have staged a chase of its ambassador's car
to justify an eventual military evasion. The U.S. Embassy said Ambassador
Arthur Da"is was pursued for two miles in Panama City Sund~y .bY a
government military \'ehicle with its siren blarinJ. It called the incident
serious. Sunday's communique signed by ~ustice Minister Rcxj_o.lfo C'_h1an dt>
Leon said the incident began when a police scrg~nt saw c1v1hans. m three
vehicles followjiig the ambassador's car witfl .. an exaggerated d1~play of
.automatic arms." ··we do not want to think that they are fabn~attn$ false
accusations against our armed forces to justify an announced invasion of
Panama. and we reiterate the intent bf die Panamal)ian government to protect
the life and property of residents and fo~igners. including North .\mencans:·
the communique said.
By Tlte Associated Press . .
WASHI NG TON -The world"s refugee population swelled to more than
I J million last )ear. sa~" a report on refugees that sharply criticizes U.S. policy
toward those seeking asylum. The report by the U.S. Committee on Refugees
says the number ofrefugees worldwide increased from I I. 7 millio n in 1986 to
13.3 million last year. but says that many of those seeking asylum in the United
States are discouraged "Y harsh policie-s of the Immigration and Naturalization
Service.
Mecham hears closing arguments
PHOENIX - G o\. Evan Mecham arrived at the Capitol today to hear
closing arguments in the Senate impeachment triaJ that could end his storm~
political career. perhapc: in a matter of hours. The first-term Republican was
oheered by a gro up of"ell-w1shersas he walked into the Senate building behind
bodyguards. He said nothing but smiled and flashed a thumbs-up signal at the
crowd.
BA TON ROUGE. La. (A P) -
Only hours after a young heckler
called him a hypocrite. fallen evangel-
ist Jimmy Swaggart took the micro-
phone during a Sunday night service
and gave his most em01ional six-ech
since stepping do" n from the pulpit
Feb.'.! I.
Swaggart got a fa"or~ble response
from the crowd at his Fam1lv
Worship Center. but officials of the
Assemblies of God c hurch said his
apix-arances Sunday would have
violated the terms of a one-\ ear ban
on preaching 11 o rdered last week.
Jumping up to take the micro-
phone briefl) during Sunday nigtifs
service. Swaggart paced hke a cat and
shouted into the microrhone.
.. It works! It -work'!>!" he said.
shaking a Bible as he does when he
preaches. "If the~ is a reporter here.
spread the word e\ <.'f) where. It
works!"
The Re'. Everett Sttnhouse. assis-
tant general superintt>ndent for the
Assembll<.>s of God. said Swaggart"s
appcaranct> would have violated the
one-year ban. But because Swaggan
has not signed an~ agreement, he has
not submitted to the church's re-
habilitation program. Stenhouse said
tn a telephone intervie"' from Spnng-
fkld. Mo.
Aqulna foes mlsslng from prison
20th anniversary of King's slaying marked
MANILA-Four :nore soldiers jailed in plots against PTesidcnt Corazon
Aquino were missing following the weekend escape of the leader of an August
coup attempt. the military said today. Chief military spokesman Col. Oscar
Florendo also deni~ that troops had raided a vacation home of opposition
Sen. Juan Ponce Enrile in connection with the nationwide search fo r former Lt.
Col. Grego rio .. Gringo·· Honasan. Honasan. 39. leader of the Aug. 28 coup
attempt. and 14 guards fled a prison ship in Manila Bay before da~o Saturda~
aboard two rubber dinghies. He had been confined there since his arrest Dec. 9
for the attempted coup that left at least SJ people dead and hundreds wounded.
Florendo said three officers and one enlisted man jailed in connection w11h the
August attempt a nd another in January 1987 were missing from the dett'nllon
·center at Villamar Air Rase.
~ran bargalns for hostage ezchange MEMPHIS. Tenn. 1 .\P)-T"'cnt)' ~ears alier
the assassination of \farttn Luther Kmg Jr.
unleashed n ots m .\mtnca·s black ghettos. blacks
and whttes recommmed themselves to his dream
of a better hft> for-the oppressed.
King. gunned do"' n as he stood on the balcon'
of the Lorraine Moll·I here. was reme mbCred
around the Count!") In <;efYICeS and.speec hes that
urged people to can) on King's "'ork.
··w e've got to Pl' concerned aoout one
another." said King"s.snn. Martin Luther King Ill.
"We've got to be conC"erned about helping one
another."
A memonal sen ice this morning at the
Orpheum Theater. a downtown landmark, was the
first sponsored bytherny on theanni"ersarv of the
assassination. It was to be followed by a march to
the Lorraine Motel. where a cere mony was
planned. and the stan of a three-week Southern
Christian Leadership \onference march through
Alabama. M1ssissipp1 and Georgia. '
.\t Kmg·s tomb in .\tlanta. a simple wreath-
la~ 1ng ceremony was scheduled this afternoon.
Ni ne-~ear-old Bna n Harris. waning to go on
stage "ith other school children at the Orpheum.
said he was proud to take part in the service
.. We should celebrate because he.-left us his
dream." the youngster <>aid. "He gave black pt>Ople
a chance to be free ...
. The da~ he "as assassinated. King was 1n
Memphis o rganizing a strikr by sanitation
"orkers. He "'as shot the day af1er delivering his
famous "Mountain Top" speech at the MaSQn
Temple.
·T ve been to the muuntain top .... and I've seen-
t~e promised land," he said in his last pubhc
address ... I may not get thef(' with you. but ·1 want
)OU to kno" tonight. th:n we as a people will get to
the promised land:·
IN THE SER\ICE
· BEIRUT -Iran ~id it would help release Fre nch hostages m Lebanon if
France dcporu a Shiite Moslem cleric who opposes Iranian leader Ayatollah
Ruhollah Khomeini. Ash-Shitaa magazine reponed. The cleric. Ayatollah
Mahdi Rouhani. said in Paris Saturday he was unaware ofany such demands
by Iran. but said he was ready to go ifneccssary. Shiite militants loyal to Jran are
believed to hold most of the 21 foreign hostages in Lebanon. including nine
Americans and at least three Frenchmen. Ash-Shiraa. the same weekly that
disclosed U .,S. arms sales to lran in. 1986,_ said Saturday that negotiatio~s
between Pans and Tehran for the release ot French hostages '"have made bag
progress" and that France likely would deport Ro uhani. In Paris. Rouhani. the
leader of Shiites in Eur"pe. said: ··1 am ready to leave before they ask me. It is
m ) dut} as a human bt-ing."
San Clemente soldier part
of Sinai Peninsula forces
graduate of El Toro Hi~h School. • ••• Airman Fraak D. DlRuaa. son of
David Di Ranna of Fountain Valley.
has graduated from basic training. at
Lackland Air Force Base. Texas. • • • Marine Pfc. DuieJ D. MW.. son
Rdmeed, son of Marjorie Redmo'."!
oflrvine. has been decorated with the
Meritorious Service Medal at Fon
Lee. Va. Redmond. a I Q7) graduate
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participating in the multinational
peacekeeping force and observers as
the primary U.S. military contingent
in the Sinai Peninsula. Harwell is an
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Horebacll, daugtiter o( Chartcs
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Lackland Air Force Base. Tex.as.
of Domingo and Rufina Millon of
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••• Pfc. DavW M. Hewrmu, son of
Michae l Heuerrnan :ind Nancy
Heuerman. both of Huntington
Beach. has completed hasic training
at Fort Dix, N.J.
• • • • Lt. (j.g.) DavW P. P.wler, son of
Richard and Paula Fowler of Costa
Mesa. has completed thr basic officer
course at the Naval Submarine
School in Groton. Conn. He is a 1979
graduate of Estancia High School.
---._ ~ -----Army Pvt. Qeelltia J. MeDouN
DI, son of Leslie McDonald of San
Juan Capistrano, has completed-the.
·u H-1 helicopter repair course at the
Arm) Aviation School in Fort
Rucker. Ala. • • • Staff Sgt. Grecwy E . Correll,
whose wife is the former Elizabeth
Vog~ of Hunti_ngton lk~h. reccn.tly
part1dpated an exercise Spanish
Phiblex while serving with the 22nd
Marine A:mphibious l 'nit of Camp
Lejeune. N.C. Correll is cumntly
participating in a six-month deploy-
ment to the Mediterranean Sea.
conducting operations with NA TO
aJlics.
Air Force Base. Calif. -. .-.
Armf Staff Sgt. Barry N. Delfla,
son of Magdalenna Delfin of Irvine.
has arrived for duty with the Field
faix-rimentation Comf'&ny at Fort
Hunter Liggett. Calif. Delfin is a light
whttled vehicle mechanic. • • • Pvt. James P . S.der, son of
Samuel and Manha Butler of Costa
Mesa. has completed Army basic trai~ing at Fort Leonard Wood,. Mo.
He 1s a 1987 graduatr of Estancia
H iir.h School.
• • •
Coast Guard Fireman Apprentice
Seu Remen, son of Victor Romero
of Irvine. recently graduated from
Coast Guard r«ruit training in Cape
May. N.J. • • • Reserve Airman I st Oa$S "*rt
• • • Patrtek C. Bacea, son of Sumiko A. Olea.eh, son of Gahricl Olmedo
Army Pvt. T .. my D. BnMM. Baron of Irvine. has be-en promoted of Dana Point and Maria Olmedo of
daughter ofJohn and Kathy Brannan to the rank of senior Jirman in the Air Mission Viejo. has sraduated from
of Seal Beach. has completed be.sic: Fo~. Bacon. a 1981 paduatc of basic training at Lackland Air foru
training at Fon DiA~ N .J. U niversity Hiah School, is an elcc-Ba~. Texas. He isa 1980 lnduate of
Airman Jstcia;P...J.<*e,son tronic communictions and cryp-Capastrano Vall!y.H!P School.
fJ h nd ,... __ , Oddo fr-~-tol()lic equipment Systtms specialist 0 oscp 1 '-Al•VtYD 0 '-"'>Ml with the Sth Combat Communica-Army ~ational Guard Pfc, ,,... C. Mesa. has padualed from the Air · · G Parte fl f orcc electronic warfatt counter-lions roup at Robins Air F~ , so~ o ylc and Bette Parke of
measutcS specialist courte at Keesler Base, Ga. • IAsu~ N~, has com.pleted besic
Air Fo~ Bue, Miss. He is a 1981 SccondLt.B~·A\.QmDs,sonof traananaat on~!· Ky.
paduate of Mater Oei Hilb SchOol. Paul Squalls ofl..lp.._ Kills. has been Oepanment Army civilian
Marine 1st L~. P:.. J. Nlnml, awarded the aeronautical ntina of UMa &. ea,,_ da~tcr of Betty •
son of Walter and Mark'ne Poitevcnt naviptor followi ... hi~\snduation ~. ~n-ol ~~.: •• ..'n't comC,:..:n~ ( N----d -t • .-from Air F~ n&V1Ptor ilainina at -.....,...,... &...... blic af~ o ... ~ ..., .. ---.. ... m:itn y an•ua.'Kv Mathtt Air Force Bale. Calif. He iJ a lain officer count at Fon ' in ~ ~!~~';81':'::.'~~~ 1986.,aduatcofCal Sia~ Futlenon. HamlOn, Ind.
~:,:,,-~:9=tt of NCWP.9'1 Navy H09Pi.:1.:.:. llecnait Miia anc1'\a"':::ri G. t• IOa of~ Airman.1e1111it~1:W,tono10onna ~r:=:::.rti=~= ~been~.:'~,_,':;
Rose pf Corou W Mar. has padu-Command tn San 0ic9o. He is a 1987 ;J:. fint ~ in the Air Force. ·~ from'buic tniftiDI at ~actllDd tndUlle of Irvine HW. tiool. 90tb S:: ~~wida • ~:'~ .. HeM!,'~:~-~nePvt.~L.8nf.,_of ·Ftanc:Qw • E."~amn~ir5J::t:~ ~hoot ~ ~ recadj rompleied 1k yo.
• • • • motor l'Cbide .opaaanr COUllf at • • • Anny Pfr . .._. .. r.,tlr,t0nof Camp Pendle\on. tk it a 1917 ofMariH neStt. ll-16f!l.Cartei',ton
Marvin and Ed9tl Ta~ olEl Tcwo. .,..Sua1e of Newport ~ Hilla H ~ and Pia~ C...-of
has arrived f'or duty with •lie 2nd School. anll'!l'Oft ae.da. • reponed for
Infantry Division in ~h Korea. • • • duty witt. the t • Mariw Am~
Taylor, an iaf'amryman .. ts a 1978 Army Warrant Offkrr ••11 P. Fcwa at Camp~-
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Orange Co•t DAILY PILOT /Monday, Aptll 4, 1981 * Al
Hollday Pope, Anglican leader plead for Easter peace
filled with ., "'.............. meuqe, wh1~~ had a broadcast I H Arabi dead. But he llld the JO)'OUI memOr) of Pop1duuko IS buried, a' Christ ftaurc
Cbrilaiua braved Itneli·Paletti· audlenet of m1lhon1. ln ~antcrbury, EnaJMd, Anahcan Christ's rcsumcuon should IJ"e was draped in a blnner in the red
TW'7'.Qi rship niu teftlioal in the Holy Land, "Pray for peace in the world. for Arthb11hop Robcn Runc1e com· hope for an end to Nonhc.m Ireland's lettenna of the o utlawtd trade feder· ¥¥. I .1. I , prayed in EnaiaJMi for an end to justice. pray for the ri&h ts of man, rrrcd the Marth I 9 slayina of two sectarian v1olenoe. at1on
Northern lrtland'1 rcliaious blood· cspcc11JI~ for rch11ous ~om," the ntish soldiers at an lmh Republican In Belfast, thousands marched 11 read· ··we will nse apin ... ~ shed and listened worldwide to Pope Roman Catholic leader said. Ar~y ,funeral in Nonhrm Ireland to peaccfull) to mark thr 1916 Easter · , sun l un John Paul ll's Easter plea for peace. In Jerusalem. about 1.000-faithful Christ s crucifixion. upnsingag.ainst Bnush rule 1n what IS In th; Czechoslovak capital 0:
J Elsewhere on Sunday. traditional J01ncd In services Sunday at the site . The two soldiers werr shot to death now th(' n<'1ghbonng Republic of ~~ague.M_,000 beshev~r-; ancnd~:a.
passion plays took plac<' in Brazil and "'here most Christians believe Jesus m a predominantl} Roman Catholic Ireland. '"41Stcr ass at I. it us .at
BJ 1'e ......... Preu chaplains delive~ services aboard rose from the dead. d1stnct of west lklfast after the) were In Hungaf) men we1 t' stoclmg up JUSt 0'<'r a wef~ a~ernot polt~brof~~
Easter brouaht food to the poor, U.S. warships in the Persian G ulf. But only about half as many people beaten b) mourners h<.'ading to the on eau de ·cologne for 1oda) ·s up a peace u emonstrauon
inspiration to the faithful and In Hunpry, men prepared for came as last year to the i1erviccs at the burial of an IRA guernll a. '"spnnkhng spre<' .. when the\ ro' e 1n religious freedom in Bnmslava. m~ oflove and hope to people today's more fri volou'i dousing of 12th century C hurch of the Holy Runc1e said in his faster sermon groups perfumms girl~ and. "'omen In the Persian G ulf. where Iran and
across California thro~ various women with t>Crfumr during the Sepulcher. church officials said. that Christ's death "'as "a dark death. The custom 1s be he' ed to stem pan I> Iraq art' at "'ar ~k1 ppt'rs of 16 U.S.
worship servicei and holiday festi' . traditional "spnnkling c:prec." Mai\y had been dcttrrcd by four as dark 1n the cruelt' and hatred from ancient fen iht) ntes. "\a,> ships marl ed Easter with
itics. Jn Vatican City, 100.000 people months of Palestinian protests and -Ah1ch anended 11 as "''i-re the deaths .\t St. Stan1sla-.-. Kostka church 1n mes~gc\ tu 1he1r cr~ws. Relig.ious
There was also a Cal1fomia flavor pthe~ in St. Peter Square on Israeli crackdowns in the occupied o f those two )'Oung soldiers 1n lklfast nonhern \\-a~"' "'ht're tht' slain ser' 1les "'t.'rt' held aroard several
to itall: Motorcyclists panicipa&ed in Sunday to hear the rope's Easter territone~ that have left more than a fortnight ago" p ro-So I 1dari1 > p r 1 est Jn" 'c'JS<'ls
San Jose's annual "bless.ins of the -- - ---------
bikes" aod ASan Francisco preacher j(i;~~~~~=~~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~;;;;;~~~~~~~~==::;~;;;:~:;;;;:==;;i:iii--.iii;iP:wir=iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii";---==-:::;a;:===:=:;:::;;:==w=;===::::;=~:;;mii symbolically attxked the buraconina
cocaine trade with a cross.
At the Crystal Cathedral in Garden
G rove. the Rev. Rohcrt Schuller
preached apinst "celrbrityism" in
evaneetius.
"The.biucst single problem Chris-
tianity 1s facing today is 'eel·
ebrilyism.' When Christ left this
earth. 'celebmyism' left with him,"
Schuller said. "Christianity was re-
-placed wi lh simple persons who aCled
as saints to carry on the church."
Some 15.000 worshi~rs attended
four services at the cathedral.
Schuller added, "Ct'lebrityism is
not' lhe correct church strategy for
building up the Christian move-
ment."
T ho usands also s~n1 their Easters
at the beach. soaking up the rays.
riding the waves or sipping cham-
pagne during brunch at trendy ocean·
front caf~. Lifcguarrls estimated
400,000 people visited Southern Cah·
fomia beaches. .
President Reaaan and the firsrlady
spmt a quiet day at Rancho ~el CielQ,
the first couple's 688-acre mountain-
top ranch. The White House said the
President did chores and paperwork
while Nancy planned dit;1ncr. The
Reagans d idn't attend worship scr-
viccs.
In Los Anaelcs. Roman Catholic
Archbishop Roger Mahoney cel-
ebrated Mass for 600 people at St.
Vibiana's Cathedral. Maho ney
preached about death and new life.
and likened people to cate rpillars.
eventually ~me.._Jng as bcauiiful but·
terfliesafterapparcnt death. said Paul
Rabaut, a cathedral wor~cr.
About 12.000 peopk. many carry·
ing Easter lilies in answ<'r to picas for
help in solving a lily shortage. awoke
before dawn to attend the 68th
traditional Easll!r Sunrise Serv1ce at
the Holl ywood Bowl.
Actress Angje Dickinson read lhc
poem "The Maste~ is Coming" JUSt
before sunnse. and a children's choir
sang "Christ the Lord 1< Risen.'' said-
spolc~womah Norma Foster.
Actor Peter Grav~ read from the
Bible and sinser Anna Maria Alber·
aheui sang "ut Thert' Be Love 011
Earth.'' .
TM theme for the 1nterfai.th cel-
ebration was "Let There be L:ove on
Earth." said Foster. adding that the
m~sage ofthe clergy was. ··The more
love and harmony that wt bnng to the
world. the better a plac-<.'-it w11l be.''
The highlight of th<' program was
when "at sunrise itself. the children.
standing in a cross formation. drop
their black robes to reveal white
robes.'' Foster said. "It turns the cross
instantly white:·
T he service ended with the release
ofhundreds of"white birds of peace."
Dozens of motorcycltsts attended
an annual blessing of· their bikes in
San Jose with musical accompani-
ment by a group called the
Hell hounds.
An Easter turkey fca-.1 with all the
trimmings was served to more than
6.000 J>COple Jt Glide Memorial
Un ited Methodist Church in the
hcan of San Francisco'" low-income
Tenderloin district. More than 500
volunteers helped out.
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• Or-.~ DAILY PILOT/~ ... 4, 1MI ''Dftlkmejlan says h~ wan ta to step ap Inmate work. In fact, he told a
recent news conference tluat lfheconUn11e11 to run Into resistance from
theU!glabatureonlmplemenungamblt.lownewworkpragrama. he's
prepaif!d totak~the M9ue to~ via an lnlUaUve. ••
Jobs for hoineless
San Diego hotels and motels are proving to be more than
good hosts. Underan innovative program being developed by
h<?teliers and the St. Vincent de Paul Joan Kroc Center. there
wall be more room at the inns for job opportunities to benefit
the homeless.
lfallgoesasexpected, membersoftheSan DieaoCounty
Hotel-Motel Association will pledge in March to seek
~mptoyees first at t~~ downtown shelter before filling their
JObs from more tradataonal sources. 'f.he idea was promoted by
Fathc:r Joe, Carroll. the d ynamic director of the ceruer... who
co.nva.nced Ted Kissane. the president of the hoteliers'
assocaat'ion, that one third of the individuals who are assited
at St Vincent de Paul are immediately employable.
So, let's hear it for San Diego's hotel operators and for the
St. Vincent de Paul Joan Kroc Center.
Sa D°lep Uaio11.
PLO at the UN
The Justice Department effort to evict the Palestine
Liberation Organization from New York is harmful to
American national interests. It should be dropped.
That would be a diplomatic-gesture of accommodation to
the United Nation-s by the United States, not a ·legal retreat.
The Justice Department bas sued in federal District
Court in New York to evict PLO delegate Zehdi Labib Terzi
and five colleagues from their townhouse in Manhattan under
the terms of the Anti-Terrorism Act of last year.
-The PLO has counter sued to prevent this under the 1947
treaty establishing conditions for the U.N ., one of which was
that the United States would not use domestic law to prevent
· visitors invited by the U.N. from performing their duties ....
The United States has lived up to its obligations as host to
the U.N. This is no time to stop.... \
It is proper under the law to ban the PLO as a terrorist
organization from any other presence on U.S. soil. But the
cost to the U.S. of removing it from the United Nations is .
.. much greater than the cost ofleaving it here.
Baltimore Sa
School crime
Federal studies of violence in the public schools have
concluded that thousands of students and teachers arc at risk
each day in an increasingly dangerous en\firopmcnt.
What can be done to stem this crime wave in public
,. schools? The beginning of wisdom in this would be for
communities to demand greater accountability from school
administrators. Students want to know who's in charge. They
want to know what is e~pected of them.
. Assemblywoman Marian t:aTollette, R-Northridge, has
introduced a bill to requ'ire that each public school develop a
comprehensive stratew to deter crime in consultation with
teachers:-parents, pupils, and police agencies.
The Lafollette measure is long overdue. Its .prompt
approval would oblige all California schools to ma.kc their
campuses at least safer.
SuDlepU•io9
Elected ·officials
U.S. SENATORS .
Cranston, Alan (0 ), 5757 W. Century Blvd. #515, Los
Angeles 90045. (213) 215-2186.
WUsoa, Pete (R), 840 Newport Center Drive, Suite 240.
·Newport Beach, 92660. 720-1474.
Mail may be addressed to U.S. Senate, Washington~ D .C.
20510.
Inmate industry right way
to offset cost of prisons
SACRAMENTO -The state ~areas in the the uro-sum
prisons arc California's equivalent of game created by Gann.
the Pentagon: an incrca$inaJy ell-Losica ly, the state should be
pensive, essentially nonproductive ellploriftl alternatives to inc:arcera-
but inescas-ble component of the tion that would redutt direct costs
~ . Jnd, perhaps, make would-be in-
Gaven the other restraints on mates more productive. taxpaying
spendina, most notably the Gann residents.
Limit, the construction and oper-But there is a areat political
ation of prisons consumes an ever-rclUC\ance to even consider such veaier share of the state budlet as alternatives. That starts at the top,
inmates continue to pour into the withl Gov. Georaie Dcukmejian. who
system 11 record rates. built .his pqlitical carttr on being a
That inflow of pri!W>ncrs is the crime-fighter. and filters down
direct result of tou&hcr sentencing throuah the !-caislatutt.
laws ana a tou&h-on<rime political Deultmejian. whost own anti-
climatc ·that has affected the state's crime credentials cannot be faulted, is
judicial system. Californians want proposing a first"'5tt"p approacti
criminals .ca.tand ~1nished. -towa~ aUeviatina some of the sky-
Thc fW!SOn population has more rocketing costs ofincarccration. ·
than tripled in the last decade to He wants inmates to do more than
nearly 69,000 and is expected to sit around all day. especially since
approach I 00.000 by the early 1990s. such inactivity.in crowded conditions
To ~ with that, the state is breeds in-prison violence, crime and
undertakina the lar)est prison con-gangs. He wants them to wort.
struction prosram ·in the history of This is not exactly a new concept.
the Western wprlcl Those new pnson . Some . California inmates already
cells have already cost more than $2 ·work 1n other than JW'iSQn-related
billion and they can scarcely k.cCp up jobS. One time-honored example: the
with the demand. factory inside Folsom Prison that
Operational costs for the prisons makes license plates.
also have soared. They arc sill times · Nor is it rare in other states which ~ ~i&h as a decade. ago, over. S.J .S also arc bei.ng hit by 5tecply rising
bilhon a year, and wall top S2 bilhon · CQStsoflockingupfelons. Full-bloWn.
soon at neatl)' $20.000 per inmate. privately ~ industrial plants
lncreasiftlly, policy-maken are re-areoperatinainsidethewallso(many cosnizina that the in•tiable appetite state prisons. lnma~ build fann
of the prison system for money is machinery in Minnesota. fabricate
bavina a-.i&eant im.,.ct on other stone tiles in Idaho and produce
DAN
WALTERS
optJcal devices in Florida.
Political resistance to prison em-
ployment comes from labor unions
and some private businesses. both of
w~ich fear the competition that cheap
pnson labor could create. State em-·
ploycc unions also don't like inmates
doing work that their members other-wise would do. _ ·
Those arc not unfounded fears. But
the goals of a corrections propam
should be to incarceratt-the pi.tty for
reasonable terms and try, as best it
can. to both keep costs down .Jnd
provide inmates with 10me alterna-
tives to lives of crime upon Rlease.
Prison work Pf:OIJ'lms serve the
latter goals and if thev threaten the
·economic inteTCSts o( others, that's
unfortunate but should not stand in
the way of their implementation.
If we're unwilling. a~ a society, to
ease off on packiDf even more
thousands into the pn~ns. then we
.should be willing to look beyond mere
warehousina. Dcukmejian's on the
ri&ht track on this one.
BM Wallen Is • •yatlkald celmlalst.
u:s. REPRESENT A nv~ ' .
Badham, Robert (4ttll Dl1t.-R ), 180 Newport Center W:l · bl l i
Drive, Suite 240, Newport Beach. 92660. 644-4040. aaa e a UC ear ..... r s Daaaemeyer, William (3 ... Dist.·R) 1235 N . Harbor . .9" ~
Blvd., Fullerton 92632, 992-0141. • -Gard'!:G:'v'!~6~~~~~i~~h-12J87 LewHrSt:-Suite-263·-. --.~-Jn~a-rr.ac:f•nt'"-"'_i'9_ 1·n-'6e· i-9 . m•
Lacrea, Dan (4! .. Dlat·R), 555 E. Ocean Blvd .• Suite "V1 .I'-' .I'-'.&& l,I .& --0
505 , Long Beach, 90802, {213) 439-0219. ·
- ---Pac&rd, Ron (43rd Dlil·R) 629 Camino de Jos Mares, WASHINGTON --.Somebody level of conflict and force urtiest-
Suite 204. San Clemente, 92627. 496-2343. should tell the Pentaaon that "win-termination of hostilities on terms ~
. Mail may be addressed to House Office Building, nable nuclear war" iu contradiction favorable to the Unittd States." In ·
W h. D c 20515 in terms. Tbe Reapn administration Penaagon s-rlance, win the war "-3lla
as angton. · · · · ,--may be neeotia\ina with the Soviets ASAP. ((wer ~.
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• • STATE SENATORS . o~erstn\elicannslimitations. but its • .. Limit clamaF-by active and ~
Bergeson, Maria• (S7dl Dlst.·R) 140 Newport Center ultra-secret plan is to huild'and use passive measures -to the United
Lt· 1 r P)
DAlfWAL'l'SIUI c.aw-•w
Columnist.
corrected
To tbe Editor: I am'Writina to correct the v.:oefully
inaccurate statements made m Din
Walters' recent column about my
position in the U.S. Senate rKe.
To set the record straipt, I
enthusiastically endorst' Lt. Gc;>v. Leo
McCarthy in this rKe. He Wlll be a arcat senator for Califom~.
For the 10 years I served in the
California State Assembly. I worked
closely (and for a bric< penod not that
cloiely) with Leo. I am ronfident that
be is a steadfast supporter of Israel
wbo will be an outspoken Senate
ad"Vocate of continued U.S. support
for that important ally.
Someday, perhaps •. Dan will ~kc
the trouble to check his assumptions
before he publishes them.
HOWARD l. BERMAN
Member of Congress
Baker's civic
service record
To the Editor; I am writing to you in response to
some recent letters regarding the 40th
Congressional primary race wbich
seemed to indicate that since many
. local elected officials have endorsed
Dave Baker for the seat being vacat~
by Congressman Robert Badham Mr.
Bait.er is entitled to less consideration
than some of the other candidates.
I strongly disqree. Dave Baker is
the only candidate with the c~en
tials ofhavin' worked throughout the
district for cavic, philanthropic and
Republi~n causes. llnlike Rose:
nberg or Coll (neither havina re~
resented anyone except themselves),
Dave Baker has been involved not
~nly in the city oflrvine as its former
mayor and now a city councilman.
bUt also .. in the trenches" workinp for
things such as Boys/Girls Club o the
Harbor Area, a regional medical
center and other district-wide pro-
jects.
Where, may 1 ask. have been the
other candidates in this race? Certain-
ly. not "payina their dues" in the
District and with the Republican
party.
I'm supportina Dave Baker be·
~use he is the only candidate with the
credentials worthy of representing the
40th District. No) only that, I know
that win or lose. Dave Baker is the
only candidate who will continue to
work and care for th~ citizens of
Oranac County. I think that those
elected officials who have already
endorsed Dave Baker recognize his ·
committment and have responded in
a way that is not only appropriate, but
in the best interest of the 40th
Congressional District.
JAMES "BUZZ" PERSON
Newport Beach
Postal Service
rate increase
To the Editor.
I really. can•t figurc._out...what the
fuss is Ill about, so the postal serviccis
raising the price of a stamp from 22
cents to 2S cents. It's the first raise in
three years. The way I figure it, that's a-~ yearfor-each year.
Looklround, name one single item
that went up j ust, 3 cents in the last ~. Don t say can or you
have not been lO a dcalcrsbip lately,
and don't say ~es or you arc not
doin' the ~QI. Medical cosu. there s someth1n1 that'~ really jum~
ed up. -
Drive, Suite 120. Newport Beach, 92660. 640-1137. strateaic nuclear weapons with the States and itsalJies.""Or, win the war
---·--Carpen~ Paal 8. (Qnl l>t.Wl).5M)() Orange Avenue, _ _._.jdea ...... ....,otwinn.ina. __ _ ___ neall _
Cypress. 90630. 952-3201. -tbat aim is apparent in a hiaJlly • .. Maintain in reserve, under all
My mail is tenerally on time.
delivered by a very friendly youna
lady alwa~ wearina a smile. She too
bau...Dmily_.Sbuoo buys-arocerles.
once in a while a car and certainly
takes her ·family to the doctor. So
before you say that the 3 cents is
another roulid in the spiral of infla-
tion. put yoursetfin theotherpenon's
moccasins. Takca40-poundmail bis
and hit the bricks on a l~day
and if you last the route, tficn you
have a ri&ht to complain. ' • I .t •
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Royce, Edwanl 8. (SZ .. Dist.·D) 1661 N. Raymond classified Pen1at0n plRnnina docu· circumstances. nuclear offensive
Ave., Suite 211 , Anaheim, 9280 J. 871-0270. ~t we have IJeD whi~h spells out capabilities so that the United States with the folks beck bnme since we
Seymoar, Jo ... (35dl Dlst.·R). 21 SO Towne Centre Place. tlie "operatina pidance" for nuclear would never emefle from • nuclear wrote about his junket to Antan:tica
Anaheim 92806, 385-1700. wea,pons. war without nuclear weapons while in January. Hutto 1ead a con-
D . . , The primary role of our· nuclear still threate~ by enemy nuclear pnsional deleption whote mission unng sessions, mad may be addressed to State Cipitol. weapons is detenenc:e. the auidance forces ... Whidl means: Keep enouch was to watch a Coa~t Guard ice
Sacramento, 95814. says. So far, soaooct. But the fallblck weapons on hadd to do it all over breaker at work. The deleDtion ST A TE ASSEMBLYMEN . poation will surprisr thole who apin. wanned up with siops in Hlwaii,
Allea, Dori1.(7ht Dllt.·R>. 5911 Cerritos Ave .• Cypress, believe a fulHc:ale nuclear eacbanle The report elaborates on that last New Zealand and Au~raJia, for a 90630, 821 -1500. · would be an irrcperable and unwin-point el~ .. Plans and forces total bill of Sll0.000 ..
Brown, Deaall (51111 Dht.·R), 1945 Palo Verde Ave.. nable holocaust: "Should such an will be structured 10 that the U.S.. Newss-pcn and nidio Ntions in
Long Beach, 90814, (213) 493-SS14. · atlllek nevenhelellocc\lritbe United would never be without nuclear Huno'sdistricl tota blfTllrofaQPY
Fe)f.'son. GU ('7tdl Dlst. .. R), 4667 MacArthur Blvd., States nuclear capabi i&es must offensive forces as Iona as U.S. ~ calh andleuen protestina the
S · t 30 N n--b 92660 7S6-066S iwevail even under the condition of a enemies shall poaess sudl bties." ~ltet. ut e • ewpon ~ • • · prc>k,...ed Wit." • . ~ have teen that teatiment Now we have heard from enlisted
Frluelle, Nolu ( .... Dlat.·R), 17195 Newbope St, Tbewordl .. prolor.,clwar"arcan ina~IMunpersticlt-men at the Antarctic bue Who
Fountain Valley, 92708. 662-SS03. ~ ' oxymoron 10 Americans who think er: "The one With tbemoa toys at the c:om,plain that Hutto'sgroupbumped
JohlOlt, Rou <M• Dlat.·R), lSOl N. Harbor Blvd., the Pea111Dn bu ICll9e eftOUlh to endofthepmewins." tbell\ofl'flitbtsbeclthome. Tbaeare
Fullenon, 92635, 738-S8S3. know tberc wouldn't be IUCb a Toacxornplish thesi• miaiom, tbe ICfVicanea who bid bfen in Antaro-
Lewts. Job R. (1'7• Dt.t.·R). 19«> N. Tustin Ave., eontinued audar conflict with the pidanec Slates, .. We will maintain tica for six months. One told us that Oran,e, 9266 7, 998-0980. · So¥iet Ullioa. straleliOftudear bus ad support-tbe COftfttll memben were tneled
V.Mr'e, ~ B. ('71M Dht.-R). t4SSO Mapolia Tiie daftm11t includes more bed ina (communications) •rte•• •liU~;==toun~
St.. Suite 201 , Westminster, 92683, 89S..3)t. ...._ 11,_ tllouPt the Ollly ll>Od capable ot rapondi!'f efktively IO tbUowima
Durina sessio°' mail may be addra9ed to State Canitol, dbam to come om ol a audw war llllaaion by aa.c:tina tbe widaa lbCln ne ,;.n1cetem -., ~----9 8 ,... woaTd Ill• md IO lite ~ .,.., ranee ol pOlelltiml ...... " nil. of peel at the bMe llCft ad ~ ~-mento, s 14. race, ......... ne ,_,....... coune ....... u..ti .... IOft .. Soviet deaned out. Ck ~ limited
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You miaht also note the price ofa
first<lasa stamp from Gennanl, Ire-
land, lsrxl or Japan and you II tee
riabt away that• quarter to tet a letter fri?m ~ 10 ~ •. •bout 3,000 males vt* an airplane as a emuine
American _balpin.
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T oo~Y 1 ~ H1sTORY
Toda} is MOftday, April 4, die 9Sth
dayof'l911. Tbereare271 days left in tht}ear.
Joday'a HilbtiPt in ff .
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Otano-CoM1 DAILY PILOT/Monday, AprU 4, 1988 AY
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Shoppers fear price hikes as superm·arkets merge
BJ l\ICllAAD DE An.EV , ,,, ........ hand over fi1t." Cooper ~id Friday as she shopped for the
lone E.a1ter weekend.
LOS ANGELES-As melJUS threaten to shrink the
number of Southern California supermarket operators
and trim beck the compt"tition, consumers fear the fallout
may be hi&hcr prices.
··1 don't like the idea:· 71 -ycar-<>ld Anne Cooper said
at a Vons market in Downey.
Jacob Bensola, 68, wonyina about the same thing as
he shopped at a RaJphs market west of downtown. said he
will hunt for berpins rather than pay hiahcr prices.
"I'm retired and I have all the time in the world to
look for lower prices," Rensola said "I'll a<> wherever a!'s
chea t."
Gimmicks desi~ to lure customcn, such as payina
double the value of manufacturer coupons, may not
survive the indus~·s consolidation that bas done away
with the Safeway ti~ in Southern California and imperils
other familiar market names.
~ lucrative Southern C.lifornia market has about
16 million consumen in a region that eeneraJly is defined
as stretch inc from Fresno to San Oicao and iocludina Las
Veps. The competition. historically. is cutthroat.
Supcnnarllct companies jealously pard figurn on
how much market share they hold. "They {a.roc%ry stores) will stick to makinc money
Film-tQ-videota:pe
transfer busi11ess
focuses on ·quality
~
Technique sin1pllfies
home movie shows.
corporate training
BY II.ENE SCHNEIDER
.._ .... ecu •. 'f o 1
To keep pace with the video era.
Bill and Jerri Allen oUntemational
Telecinc in 5-nta Ana turned their
knowledsc and interest in filmmak-
ina into a successful film-to-tape
transfer business.
RecOIJlizina the coming of qe of
video. the Allens built their imqc for
service and quality by invcstina in
high quality videotape transfer equip-
ment.
"International Tclec1ne sets itself
&PJrt from the competition by being
especially sensitive to the needs of
both the amateur and professional
filmmaker whose intrrest lies in
prescrvin& the quality Clf the images
when the film is transferred to tape,"
according to Bill Allen. the pres~dent
and owner of the company, which
used to be known as Small Format
Film and Video.
International Telccine provides a
three-day turnaround on most orders.
All transfers include image enhance-
ment at no extra charac. Film can be
transferred at exactly the same speed
at whfoh the film was shot. ·
Pricing is. on the average, far below
other film service companies in
Orange County -as much as SO to 60
percent lower, accordina to Allen.
International Telccinc also provides
international standards conversion
for foreian as well as American
videos.
By havina sJides and ho me movies
transfened to videotape with broad-
cast quality, the vi~r no longer has
to bother with a screen, the projcc1or.
liahtingand narration. Businesses use
this kind of service to transfer sales
trainina ftlms or audio-visual slide
shows to easy-to-distribute
videotapes.
Specializina in film-to-videotape
transfcn .• International Tclecinc can
transfer super 8. regular 8. 16-
millimeter film and JS mm slides to
videotape with broadcast quality.
Other services include videotape
-duplication, editina and professional
film care services. such as inspection.
clcanina and repair of 16-mm film.
International Telccine offcn its ser-
vices to production companies.
advcrtisins qcncies. audio-visual de-
partments of corporations and the
home market.
But a ycar~nd 1987 survey by the Los Anteks Times
showed that in populous U>s Angeles and Oranac
counties, Lucky led with 18.2 percent of the shopper
traffic. Ralphs was next with 16. 7 percent and its discount
operation. The Giant hrld another 4.6 percent. Vons had
an estimated 15.5 perttnt.
takeover fi&ht for its parent. Cincinnati-based Fcdera
Stores.
Toronto-based Campeau Corp. on fnday won i
t~o-month pursuit of Federated and 1s expected to
the Ralphs operation. Federated had been talkin& wi
su11ors for Ralphs be.fore a takeover became apparenL l
One maJor market co nsohdataon has occurred and
two others arc possible
In late 1987. El Monte-based Vons paid $325 malhon
cash plus Vons stock to buy Safeway·s 173 Southern
Cahfom1a stores, thus ehminatina the nation's lar)est
supermarket chain as a factor in the rqion.
One of the largest supennark.ct chains -Ralphs and
The G iant -as on the auction block. the-result ofa hoslllc
Lucky Stares as try1n1 to fend off unwanted ov~
from Utah-based retail ina juac~ut American~ Inc .. which owns the ~lpha Beta chain in Sou
Cahfom aa. Just two years q o. Lucky eluded a ·
takeo,er b> New York investor Asher Edelman.
Li ke other consumers. Marlo BnsJis. 20. fillina
shoppmg can at a Safewa) store. •Ddicated she doem .
care .,. ho owns the supt"nnarkct as Iona as pnc:cs arc Jo;.
I
Japan overtakes
United States· in
per c<ipita.output
NEW YO RK ( .\PJ - Japan over·
took the Cotted State~ last vear in
economic output per p('rson. accord-
ing to a rt'pon last ~eek that
haghhghted that nation ·s relentless
nsc as an economic su~rpowcr
The rcpon b~ Japan·s Economic
PlannmJ .\genn -.as the latest 1n a
stnni ofrcpon s on the ·~land ruuaon 's
groW'lng ,.eallh. For t>\cample. the
T ok}O Stock fa.change has beco me
the .. orld's largesL an<1 most of the
,.orld's largest banks arc Japanese
The agenC) said Japan's per-capua
gross national product -the output
of goods and s.crv1ces for each
member ofthe population -reached
the cqu1,alcnt of S l9 '>4:! 1n 19 -.
compared wnh S 18.40~ 10 the L ntted
States.
Japan's a5ccndance ".u made poss-
ible panl> b} a strong 4.:! percent
inCTeasc 1n its total gross national
product. More 1mponan1. thou&)l.
was a I.., percent ns.c tn the value of
the Japanese yen 's the dollar from
one }ear to the next.
When the }CO 1s strong. 11 mak~
Japan's economic output more 'alu·
able an terms of dollars It al~
increases Japan·s financu l muscle in
the Gnited St.ates and other markets.
··~an econo mic power. the ntt-
.
cd States ha s alread) been
surpas.sed." Ezra VogC'I. a Harvard
l 'ntvers11' e~pen lll East AsaaD
affairs. said 1n rcacuon to the report.
"The rnt1al question 11 wbo hM
the le,crage. wbo has the stratCI)'.
"ho has the rntical ~ts that
JOflUCOCe the COUJY of world CCO~
om1c dc,eJopmeRL-V"ICI said.
.. The kc) people who are able to
make ncv. loans arc t he JapaneK.
People begin to look to the rules oftht
game as the lender defines at. -he saJd
The rcpon drew a d 1 ffcren t rcac>
110 0 from Japan~ o~ers. who
contended 1t "'es an unrcahshc
picture because at 1s based on -.·hat
the~ regard as an overvaluat1on ofthr
Japane-sc ~en 's. the dollar
.. h 's kind of mag1c -numencal
magic. It has no sense in real hfc."
said Yosh1h1sa K.n.aa. the tconom1st
in the Ne,. Yortc office of the Lona-
T erm Credit Bank of Japan
Japan has indeed grown wealthier.
but the Japan~ people stall f~I poor
-.hen the) compare their buy1~
po-.~r with that of ~mencans. Kita1
said. und costs arc ha~ bccaust of
O\erprntection of farmland and an
1ncffic1ent distn buuon ~tern keep..
ret.a1I pnces high. he said.
Fred Wang: Revvingupdad's$3 billioncoinpanj,_
Besides keeping profitability, he must
manage switch to broad-based selling
By BART ZIEGLER
~ ....... --
NEW YORK -Following in your
father's footsteps is never easy. It's
even tou&her when your father built a
nearly SJ billion computer company
from scratch.
But to hear Fred Wang talk. ifs not
tha( bis a deal.
"I don't think I'm under any mott
stttss or pressure than anybody else
Sttrm 10 be-at work." said the 37-
ycar-old president and chief ~pcrat·
ans officer of Wana Laboratones Inc.
computer industry slump and its own
high operating costs. Wan1's profit
slid to SIS.S million from S210.2
million the year before.
To shore up the company. the
management under Wai·s father.
An Wana, went thro several
rounds of layoffs. pay rttttS and
other cost<uttina mt'asures. But
things got wmx instead ofbcttcr: The
company reported a loss of S30
miUi<>n in the quaner ended~-30.
1986. Its stock price and its image
both sagcd.
Fred Wana was namC'd president in -"Having alway1 worked for'ilim. November 1986 and almost immcdi-
ncver havana had a different father. atO&I took action. Ht' eliminated never ·havina worked for anybody · f h 600 · else. I don·t know what it's like-I I. JObs-ontopo t e I. cut in
can't romparc _to be in a different 1986 and a like numher the year
P'redW ...
in:· he said .
earninp an thr~ m0re quancrs. -he had httlc carttr d1~t1on of the computer industry. ln1cr-
incl udang S34. I mallton'in the pcnod .. So here I was. 21 'ta~ old. June of national Bus1 nt'SS Machines Corp
ended DCC' 3 1. 19 :!. unemplo yed.': he \11d. and Otgiul Equipment C-orp. ·
··The mood has tume<i around. and But since he learned to write "ans sa~ s e-s not talkmg abo•t '
I thank v.e·vc done some things not computer programsat Brown. he said sheer size Instead. he wants WaQg
o nl> o n the expenSt' side but also on he decided to wortc at Wang. Labs to be viewed as an andust~
the advertising side and rcall~ on the Aftcrgoang through the ranb in the leader an other areas. <1uch as tcc~
man:igcment side to get things mov-programming dcpanmenL Wan& nolog}
ing in the pos1u ,•e dam:-t1on.-~said. moved • into marketing. Later. he The ads arc pan of the company·s
An Wang. a Chancsc 1mm1arant headed t he research :i nd de,clop-1magc-ra1sang plan He said lhcy'K
v.ho foundcdthe company ml9Stas mcnt operations. and served as designed .. lO changt the~·
a maker of custom cl«trontcs com-corporate treasurer. He also as on t he image ofour be1nga won:t-pn x:·css1na-
ponents. has denied spt"Culat1on that board of directors. onl) compan~ to one of be1nc ,a
he made his son the president because S ov.. at the helm. Wang faces omputer compan~ that ~pcoahzcs m
of the compan) ·s problems.. Instead. several challenges In addauon to the office:·
he said. the younger W:ing w'U reidy maintaining profit.abiluy. he must They also ~rve another purpos:
for more rcsponsib1ltt' <\n Wang manage the compan~ 's trans111on .. Our sales people had gone ~
remains chairman and chief ~x-from1l makCTofv. ord procnssors to a o ne hi-II of a yea.r. wt th the ·~
ccutive offi~r broad-based seller of minicomputers.. slov.down and ou.r 0wn 1n1ttaf1
And Fred Wang denies that he's data nctw·orlu and anformauon problems. We w-antcd them to be_...
made an) real dcpanurr from the wa) storage and managcm{'flt aools. find-as the hero of the ad rrogram. -le
the com pan) v. as run t-i~ h 1s father. r :==a:=n;;ic;;h;;c ;;fo;;r;;•;;;• ;;•;;lo;;n;;~;;~ ';;dc;;;thc;;;;;;:ltl;:•:;n;;ts;;;;;;;sa;:'d;;,;~~-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~:
. before -and rcduced salaries by 6 cnviron'!'ent.'' pcn::cnt for aU U.S. emptoyees.
But that doesn't mean Wans isn't . . •.
under the aun: He must prove he can But thanas dadn t improve quickly.
tum around a company that's had 1.n fact. they appeared to tct worse. A
more,-than its shatt-of hant rimes md-lau.lc.morc than a mo.nlluftct he took
a reputation for less-than-stellar cus-office, the ~!'lpa.ny announced a loss
tomer service. ofS78.6 malhon an the quarter ended
The tonic finally took its effect in
the quantt ended March 31 . 1987.
when the company reported a profit
of SS. 9 million. But it ~till ended its
fiscal l 9&~1at~dRnched in
red ink -S 70. 7 million worth of it.
unh crsall> called "doctor · in defer-
ence to his Han ard doctorate an
ph)'sacs. Instead 'an~ says. he's
managed to rommt.an1c31e better with
the emplo~ces to battle corporate
inen 1a.
"What son;acttmcs gets lost an this
Fred ''S. Dr. Wang issue 1s that a lot of
the chan,~ he has been a proponent
of for some years anyway. bUt a IOt or
the people said. ·w e did this ~ve years
ago. that's the way we are goana to do
11.'
EUROPA
Int~ 1 O.Jltt•n<il S<.a lon
and Spit
ElROPEAN-SER¥1CE
• ll.:11 l l'-''ll.!ll • l•t.·rnHt11':nt
. Lo I M that Dec. 30. Wans. based 1n ~ I, ass.. was
once a Wall Street darlin1. For over a Morale amona. the 30.000 Wana
decade its earninas in<'ttascd more employees probably hit its nadir
than 30 percent a year as its ~rd when that loss was announced. he
processors became standard equa~ recalled in an interView here.
Wana also chaRJCd the structure of
the rompany. lettJ~ out some slack
in the tiaht reins has father held by
aiving divisional chiefs more
authority. And he launched an in-
novative advertisina campaign -in
which actors posina ., Wana em-
ployees boast 1n computercst about
their products.
ment in the secretarial suites of major "We said OK.. we've really aot to
"Where he alwa)S had a arand
strategy for the organization. he kept
most of at in his head. . ..
corporations. get the place turned around. get
But the aood times collapsed in its people focuted in on. basically.
fiscal year 198S. when. beset bv the expenses. Fttina mort' new orders
Since the profitabk quantt ended
'March 31. 1987. Wang has recorded
Wana says he ne'er .sea out t~ wort
at the compan). let alone run 1l. But
when he graduated from Brown
Un1,crs1t' .,.,ith a math dearer -
after changina ma1ors ~vml timn
Is a recession inevitcible this year? .
., JORN ClJNNDl1I' ................
NEW YORK -At the economic: expansion
pows in yean. riu:.eectina almost any other
.. peacetime" expansion in U.S. history, it is
producinc an odd by-product, a tcMe of fore-
bodina about the next recession.
Will there be a~? lt'1 a sure thi-.; bet
all yourlf ~ 0:-iL , . . . = anytba .. II c:er1aln lft CCODOllHCI It II
exp11mioa and CD11cnctioa fOllow and
mda other, ach •J*nl and child oftbe ocbd.
CllCll 1 ca'* and dk.t at oee ud d9e mnc lime. .. , wiD tbtte be a ~ within lbt yal1
The wwer is tMI Mlbody nows. no maner bow
mucb IMy aallt abcMal lht tlae IJOwiftl • of 1be a.,.ftllioe ad i8lill 1111, it m111110011 lblivel ud
IOC1er 6vm old•· The ..,.., 12 is u imPo"Ut oar: Wlaile
tndalioMI ecoeomicl ii wedded IO the 80Cioe M ~ apusiOM are daoaillll to r.. beet•• of
dieir "'7 tMft ii.,..... C'Videeee mM t.htl ii DCM
wc-ilJdlc.cw. --Tiiie met a ii COllllilied in a ...., ol
i«atiool by lyl'Olt Hilli-. vice p;aid cal _.
eroeomill oflM ~ .... IR WC Bult alll I
01y, .. publidied ia ... buk't .. Ecoaamic
~.-H9M n<*I that tMll•• eyclcl. or a-
pusions and contnctions. ~ fairly prcdictabk
befOre Wortd War II, but have been lcs.t
predictable since dam.
To wit Tiie 20 U.S. economic: eApansions
from 1 IS4 to 1933 laaed an avefllC of 2S months,
and the QOrTeSPOndi• recessions luted an aver-.
of22moalbl.
This QftlpeNnvimce._.,,~ rite t0 the belief' that lft
in&ernal dynamic led the businc91 cycle.
Theft wn. it was felt, a ...--even periodic-
qde: A veu•i• ol a ._, .._ &ban two J'IU".
followed by.~,.., ...... ~
'he mOll PDP• ar··1ioe was dial at
exp .......... .., .... CMEIHI ud
imhh '"· ........ "" t •ivily wl ....
....... ,,..., ....... IOl ....... ID--.IM
tet ····-_,... ...... ..._..,.ff--....... -w-l'\"icl11ceril llOt
cm• 1Ell wida die tndiliHli ' ·n HI qdc
tbeory. lta Ell' DD1 MW 1'9111 0 ;.. OM )IW, balf'•IOll&•••• , ............ !, ..... .,.,,..... ... lwice ...... ......
h ._..-. • n_.... .... • eeu1•ic
Of t 'DD llllilll l90ft IM9 he ~ ... M IOftllE' 10 •11111 IMt a t•t•·aa .... bf
coe1itereci ...... iMnly blCaW tM 0 • ~batcoet1ned_,a1G111111nt ...
... ..,.,, ... to'9etoldtMI ndibOaldlt
bard.. With ad ...... moath • \alk abou'
recasion has arown more 1ns1stent .\nd the stock
marht crash of last October puncutattd t~
fcan with an e•clamaoon point.
Jn November. BtUt" Chap Economic Forecasts..
published by economist Robcn Eacrt. found JS ~t ol' tbe forccastcn 1t surveyed felt a
rec:asion was under wa) or would bc&Jn 10 1988, a
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Stock market retreats
NEW YORK (AP) -The stock market lost
ground Monday. faced with rising interest rates
and renewed .uncenainties about stronger-than-•
e xpected·economic statistics ..
• ThC' Labor Depanmenl 'reponed that payroll
empJoymenJ continued to grow at an unexpectedly
fast pace in March, expanding by 262,000. The
figures were issued on Friday, when the markets
were closed for the Easter and Passover holidays.
. In the first bond-market trading since then.
interest rates rose Monday. Prices of long-term
government bonds fell more than SI O for each
SI :000 in face value. putting their yields in the
neighborhood of 8. 9 per~nt.
ihe Dow Jones average of 30 industrials
dropped ,.46 to '1 ,980.(-0.
Declining issues outnumbered advances by
more than 2 to I on the New York Stock Exchange.
with 452 up. 1086 down and 420 unchanged.
Big Board volume totaled 182.24 million
shares. against 139.87 million in the previous
S<.'Ssion. The NYSE"s w mposite index fell 1.43 to
145.17.
WHA T Ar.ux Orn WHAT NYSE DID
NEW YORK (AP) Aor. •
Advance<! Declined Unctianged Total iu ues New ,,ig,,s New lows
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CHOC fashion show
ralses $200,000
By VIDA DEAN ................
The show nt'ttcd more than
$200,000!
Tobin's theme wa5 · 'Fantasies 1n
Toyland." whi ch featured st)•les from
Saks Fifih A venue". C)outh Coast
Plaza.
Or~ Cout DAILY PILOT/Monday, AprU 4. 1988 A 9
.... ......... .,'--..... Yes, the annual All Guild Fashion
benefit for Ch1ldrens Hospital of
Orange County has come a long way
since 1963 wht'n proceeds totaled
$2,000. Tht' crowd size h:;;grown so
much that it ~s now ncct's ry to stage
two shows back to back
The fashion show. \\h1ch really 1s
more like a Las Vega, production
with lights, singers nnd dancers.
featured 22 models <1howing 100
pieces incl uding des11ner sportswear,
afternoon attire, swimwear {women
fli nging about large chiffon scarv~
and men with red face-;). menswe01r
BWu Wallerk:la wltla one of 100 •ow fublou. lllcllelle lllller lad Joan C•eniroe of Qaeea of ....,..
A week ago, 1,560 attended on
Thursday and 1,460 to the Anahei m
Maajott on Friday for the 26th
annuli event.
and evenangwear, "
··Also. we sho"'ed a half m1lhon
dollars worth of Rev1lhon furs." said
coordinator Bllla.r WaJle~.
In keeping wi th the theme.
C'HOCO the bear and Mackey Mouse
were on stage hamming 11 up along
wi th ··To} land" characters and chil-
dren ~llh to-,s that included ,t,rge
Ragged) Ann.and .\nd\ dolls w111ch
Saks is donating to CH0C
Galld.
The secret of success? A year's
planning helps constdt'rably wnh an
expcnt'nced fashion show board
heading the committee work of
women in 15 supporting guilds from
throughout the count~ .. b"When •
woman comes on the show board she
accepts for at least fi vr years:· said
Fruca Stawicki ofC0<1ta Mesa. who
has attended all 26 shows and was
former director of Suflport groups.
··when a woman chai rs 1h1s show. she
has worked.an all areas of planning."
The ro mantic conclusion was
"Ca nd t'rella... in English designer
Da\ 1d F1eldt'n°!> hot fuchsia satin and
tulle go" n. meeting her pnnce with a
sparkling pump,
Panell and Jady Galld'• Sae Krause, Renee Kenealy and
Su.aan White.
The cro"'d dined nn breast of
chicken "'11h fresh mango sauce
curned ncl.' "11h ca she"' s and raspbern/cranl:><.:r~ mnusse an choc-
olatl' l up'>
~e\I H'M Carol Palc>°'rmo o t \mall
V. urld guild .,.. ii ~ 1! 'ho.,.. \hair·
"oman
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"A FUNNY AND ABSOLUTELY
DELIGHTFUL COMEDY.
"This 1s m} fifth year on the
board:· said this ycar'c. chairwoman
Carolyn Tobin, a member of little
Mermaid Guild. Tobin 'lpent a work-
ing ort ~how details whal e employed
full-tame with Tobin .. Investment
Corporation, (She 1s n0w planning a
golf break in the desert. I
A fe"' men were an Fndily's crowd
of I A50-plus "'omen. They inc,luded
fotmer. Dodger shonstop MHry
Wills (steali ng the recer t1on scene by
autographing pictures) Lee Brown,
(hcavy"'e1gh1 champ Mike Tyson's
manager). and Howard Jones, presi-
dent of the CHOC board.
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purchaSt of lux ury ittm. lk diplomatic m ronntttion
w1th tamaly d1sqrttment. Protect poucssions, check
charac aocounts.
proc.erty rilhts will
bt tettled to your
s a ' i s fa c t i o n . SYDIEY Emphasis on com-
pkllOn, the end of a
SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Someone wants
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tall. refuse to be intimidated by lelal jaraon. Answers are
found by looking behind ~nes. Piten plays paramo unt
role.
sea~h. lelal docu-Ollll mut will verify
v1c-ws. Another••••••••••••• Aries involved.
SAGl1TARJ\JS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21 ): Relationship
intensifies. responsibilities increaie, deadline is necns-
ary. What had bttn hidden wi ll be revealed. and this
works to your advantage. Sales rq>rescntative could be
misinformed. TAURUS (April 20-May 20): New a~~
ary to "prove clai~~:· Stress ofiai~lity, ·~~nee.
abitity to bqin apin 1f~ry. ~~Hctton brings you
to heart of matten . Leo wtll play significant role.
GEMJNl(May 2 1-June 2~): Stress p~icality. check
records. be p<?Sittve reprding •e<:ounung.. facts . and
tigwrcs. Individual who. helped you 1n pa.st wall ~in be
~•table. Cancer. Capncom figure promment.ly.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Vou'U &et credit Ion&
overdue, project will be completed. Popularity incrQSH.
and )OU could win contcsL Previous rntrictions will no
longe r apply. Aries. Littta figure prominently.
CANCER (June 2 1-JuJy 22): You rcce1.ve. added
rec0gnition. popularit) increases. elemcn~s of um1~g and
luck nde wi th you. Open lincsof communicauon. give full
re1• to intellectual cunosity. Sagjttarian pla) \role.
• LEO(Jul) 23-.\ug. 22): Focus on research. propcn ).
ta'l•asscssment. Attention centers aro und escrow. dC"Clar-
atton of value. It ma~ be ncttSsary to rev~sc basic
"' methods. Contractual arrangement rcqu~rcs review. .
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fcb. 18): You·n ,et proverbial
second chance in-connection with busi~ activity,
career. lndivialial in-position of auihority a<lmits error.
Accept apology in gracious manner. Another Aquarian in
picture.
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emphasized along with family reunion. Sttnario also
highlights philosophy. theology. communication, travel
plans. Lo ng-range proo;pccts will be clarified. Taurus
featured.
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mo,·ement. writtel) records. Member of opposite sex
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piece." Gem ini. Virgo. Ciagin.arius people play important
roles in your hfe. You are attracu vc. can be agrcssive.
fond of travel, enjoy challen~ and flirtation. Current
C)cle highlights added rcsPQns1bility. promotion. mone)'
and lo\e. ~ocus on m:trital status. possible addition to
fa mil). You could also go into business for yourself.
tn\Olved. _ LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22>: Yo u·n be concerned with
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Readers: Some rock groups
are great, others disgusting
DEAR READERS: Remember lite
letter frem dte mo~r from
~-. Wit .. wlMt au~ • reek C9attrt wldl lter tttm·a1en a8d was
Mrrtlletl at W'Mt die uw?
Siie ~ fildly aupa1e. ob-
~ ceshlmes, violeeee, lwete9
betlles u4 Uve flrttncbn ~
rttklessly •le &M crow•. 'hett were
me4JcaJ emersmctes-...,.., dlele
wlMt were driMlq, 1mokiq depe ud
dolac drqs. Muy <."Miiies wen
taklq •ff dletr clean, ud Mme
c...,aa were laavlac sex .,a)y.
1\e rafeue .. tlaat wemu'•
teaser lau beea mt.l·begliq. I've
bea ,.ttiaa • 1!-...., .. Y• ud two Mas et mall bve yet to be epette4.
Taiea._.
Fro m Madison. Wis.: I am a music
crittc for the Wisconsin State Journal
and.I don·t believe th<' rock conccn
descnbcd by that mother ever took
place. Don't get me WTC'ng. a few kids
have go tten tragicall) out of hand.
and I've seen some temble shows in
Madison (Motley Crue. the Bcasue
Boys. etc.). but even these infamous
t:.nds never created the bedla m the
wo man descnbed. -John Ko valik. y,... Su Aateaie: Here's• review
•Y S.. Stewart u4 [)wtpt Sliver· •u. tw• staffers • die Su Aateato UpL TMJ wre&e: "U evuy punt la
America atleMd J•!lt OM ltuvy
metal ~rt Hile lllf' ome we saw
kre-la1t week, 1t1e~ 1otap .... w .. Jd
~ease le exut. TM crowd wnt wild
over Ir• Maldea. a lleavy metal
.,. ... Sev~ral ett&ertaiHn pruced
oo tk •tace wtdl dletr &ala.er pull
nt "' te eJ:JeW dlletr b8cbWes. It
•• I.MIDS
was revoltiD1."
From Sacramento. rve bttn to
dozens of rock concl·ns and ha\e
never seen an)thinf like the orie that
motherdescribed. I ~e~n KJss. Van
Halen. Led Zeppelin and the Ro lling
Stones. All great. You·,e been
ho msv.oggled . .\nnie
From Bliff.W. I'm Stud atlelHled
two rock coettrll in a fMtball
1a.cli11111 wk8 I ••• JI. IUd1 were
stoeed ud screimiq like maaiacs. I
left wkll .. ua1 of people •rood me
1181'1H to bU11dute and ta.row •p. It
W81 dis.ga1tiD1.
Washingto n. D.C.. Here·s a quote
from V'.H. Meyers. who \\Tote in the
Washington Post on March :!9. 1987:
"The Beast1e Boys don·t do con~ns.
they do orgies. In Memphis the~ used
a giant inflatable pen1-. dunng their
song. •f ight for Yo ur Right to Pan~.'
In Columbus. Ga .. th<'} invited the
g.irls 1n the audience to bare their
breasts and han· sex with mem bers of
the ere"'. The~ altered the lyncs to
refer to oral se\. The Columbus chief
of police. Jim Wethl.'nngton .. said.
"The Beastte 8o)'s rap music trio
should have been arrl.''ited for inde-
cent e'lposure and d 1wrderl) con-
duct:··
Bllllqs, M•t.: I've takn my tea-
•1en to muy reek ~rts. ud
wklk lite m••k was ,.., ud Mme
Dis ald.tla• laapar;e (I've lte8n
tk ume la dte bll1 at '-lp tdleels)
dlere ••• ..... lty, • •nas ud die
secvity ••• excellat. •
Ne" York: Conc('rtS featuring
Motlc) Crue and Vince Neil were
shocking. O ur children were told drug
abuse is great. casual ~x is fine. and
'1olence 1s OK. Plca~e note. some
rock stars such as Bob Dylan. Bruce
Springst~n. Stevie Wonder and Dire
Straits ha e a positive mes~ and
arc uplifting and whokwmc.
Sua. Au, Calif.: A I '7-year..W &lrl
was r.,ed Sept. I '7, I Hi, d...t.I a
wme.. ~ at die Int.
Mudow1 Amplaitlteakr. TM victim,
a resWeat of Oraqe C...ty, was
takna te WesteB Me41C81 Cater la
Saas. Au. More tlau SI people were
si«m1 •earby aad did notlaia& to kip
Mr. ·
Ingleside. Texas: I've seen them all.
from Ja mes Brown to Neil Diam ond.
Bon Jon and Anthra'l. In Corpus
Cltnsu there 1s ass1gnt'd seatin4 and
e' e~ one beha' cs or they get k~ked
out. r\'e seen "''Orst' behav1or 1n
church.
So, dear ruden, I uve C09CIMe4
tlaat seme rock lf'"PI ue ett•t.
Otkn are dl1p1llq. Punts wlMt
wut • clear aclentu.U., of wlaat'•
1oiD1 M ...W ••re .._, &M
vkleo "Rl1iac to tk Oal.leqe." 1111
Poet yHr Md• off. Wrtw le:
Pareats' Muk Raoerce Cater,
1$ff Arliqi.. Btv•. Artiq1oa. V•.#
!tttt.
Brown scores in Hal-1-of -F-ame
Q . You,~1d .. Robinson .. was the
most popurar surname in the Baseball
ft all of Fame at Cooperstown. N. Y.
\\'hat's the m ost popular surname in
tht Football Hall of Fame at Canton.
Ohio"
~. Bro"'n Paul. Jim. Willie and
ROosevelt.
~onaco's orchestra -85 mu·
..s1~s -ts blgger than Monaco·s
df ense force -8:! meri.
;W hat. you d1d n 't knuw that llamas
v.we native to South Dakota?
,A tenth. of the full-term ba}>ies arc
left-handed. But m ore than 'half the
babies born at least two months
prematurely a rc left ha n<kd. Wha t do
you make of that?
LI.
Bo YD
a-Some black bears are blond.
Was a time when you could go all
the way from Waterville. Me.. to
Sheboygan. Wis .. by -.trcctcar Not
many went
Q. What arc the .. plungers .. in a
telephone?
A. Tho~ two button-; the l'C'Ceiver
--n....~s when you ~turn-n to tts-Tbat color you sec best JUSt before cradle.
dusk is g~. Look at your lawn then.
Doesn•t 1t appear ~ner than usual? The Japanese commuter who d n v·
Most pcopk who wo rk outdoors
deal with o nly one kmd of wea ther on
an) 11ven day. Not sailors. They deal
with two kinds -wi ndward and
lttward.
es to work in Tokyo pays an average
ofS 16 a·day in road tolls.
Kansas law permits you to eat a
snake on Saturday. but not on
Sunda).
PROMISES
to stop drinking too much or
quit using drugs DO NOT WORK
OUT·TREATMENt the new generation of
treating-alcohol/drug abuse, DOES WORK
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Q .1-Both vulnerable. as South you
hold:
+QJI091S -72 KJ6 +9J
The bidding has proce-eded :
North Eas t South West
I I 1 + J
J • 4 ?
What action do you take
A.-We certainly don 't like your
hand for defense. and hate that
doubleton heart for offensive pur-
poses. Despite the fact that partner
opened the bidding. we think this
hand belongs to the op ponents. so
v.e would bid foUT spade a~ a po·
tential sac rifice. At worst we'll be
do"n tv.o; if the gods are kind. we
could e'en make it.
Q.2-Neither 'ulnerablc. a~ South
you hold: + 10962 7 AKQ6J •Ql7
The bidding has proceeded:
Ner1h East South West
I • Pass I Pass
I -Pass ~
What do you bid no"'?
A.-There's no question that you
want to make a forward-going
move. However. you should not be
the o ne to declare no trump for your
side-you ha ve no tenaces that need
protecting. Despite the shabby qual·
it y of the suit , we su&&cst you bid
one spade to Stt ho w partner reacts.
Q .3-Neither vulnerable. as South
you hold:
• A6 ~ AQI07l ' AQ913 •6
The bidding has proceeded;
Norn East Sotltll Wnt I• Pus ?
Wh•t do you respond?
A.-Had your two suits each been
four cards Iona, the correct wa y to
show them would be to bid up-thc-
line, i.e, one diamond. With fivc-
card suits, however, you must bid
the hi&hcr-rankina suit first , so here
the riaht ac:don is one hean.
Q.4-Neither vulnftable, as South
)'OU hold:
•A6 Q AQlm <>AQtll .,
The biddint bas proceeded:
NCNtll l'al S..lll W•
I• hn I Q P-l. ,... ?
What do you bid now?
A.-You h•veenoup sttqtb for a
jump shift. but the likely mkfk
should make you caution-a jump
to thret diamonds could propel JOU
beyond three ao trump, wlUdl
mlaht be )'OUt only playable ....
For the moment, a rebid of two
diamonds. which is f ordna. i1 ._
quate-even if JOU pa.y f ounh-sutt
forcina. Yoar nm actio• will de-
pend on your mabodl and .,.,._.,
Min bid. -
Q.5-As Sou!h. vuJncnble, JOU
hold:
t .U 0 1016 ~ tJ •AUG
The bidding has proceeded:
outb West' Nor1h East
t • Pass I \ Pus
What do you bid now?
A.-You have a borderli ne hand,
because your jack of spades is of
doubtful vah.1e . The choices are be-
t ween a slightly conservative three
heart5> and an aggresstv~our hearts.
A:1 this vulnerability it pays to be
bold. so we opt for four hearts.
Q.6-:-As South, vulnerable, you
hold:
•9643 -12 'AQJ6 +KIOl
The bidding has proceeded:
Wm Nortll East So•llll
I • Dbl Pus !
What do you bid now?
A.-There is a s1andard way to
ACROU
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CHARLES
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show a hand of 10-12 P,:ll!fints in re-
sponse to a takeout double-jump
in your best suit. So unless you in-
tend postulating new biddin1 con·
cepts. do your duty and jump to
three diamonds.
for lafor .. do. aho•t Qartn
Gon.'1 MWllrtler fw lt..W. pl8J·
en, write Goret1 .Wae Lener, P.O.
Box 4426, Ort.ltdo, Fla. 31112-
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21 l9&enda food
22 Watchful
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25 Old UK coin:
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30 Young Of Aide
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2t Patetood
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MONDAY, APRIL •. 1988
Jordm acoree ~eon-high .59 P,Olnta to le.ct Bulla to win. 82.
Alcott win• DlnM Shor• golf tourument bJ two atrokea. 83.
Angel pitchers strike
back at their critics
McCaskill' ss harp
effort vs:-Dodgers
gives staffbQOst-=
8J IUCllAJU) DU~
........ Cea: O I
With mos1 ofthr cnuc1sm in spnng
training being d1rrnrd :11 thr -\ngtls'
pttchang stall Dan Prtl). Ku~
McCaskill and a fr" oth('rs d('("1ded to
rebel.and take matters into tht'1r o"'n
hanCis dunng tht' Fr~"' a~ ~nrs
Pttf) del1,rrrd h1<. best ~r
formancr ofthnpn ng fnda~ night at
Dod~r St.ad1um an,~ \.fc( asl.111
ano ther qursuon mar~ dunng th<'
v.intt'r. follo""ed ""1th a 1-\n lhant efTon
on Sunda~ at -\nahe1m t.ad1um as
the -\ngelsa,01ded bein~ s""CPt b' the
Dodgers "" 1th a "·I ""1n
The -\ogcls \o\Cn t 15-14 in spnng
U)l1ning. The la~t ume tht' lub
finished belo"' 500 1n spnng com-
pc-t111on ""as IQ Oand Bnan Do\o\n1ng
is the onl~ remaining pl:i,er from that
cro up.
HO~\ er. lht' (a It.a uague and
Frtt""a' ~nes numtll:rs art mean-
ingless "nov.. Starting fro m scratch.
the -\ngels began rtgular-season ac-
tion in C1ucago toda~
McCas\111 pitched -.1A sohd in-
nings.~ 1cld1ngJUSl t\o\oO hits He strud.
out three and ""alked o ne.
He allowed a home run and a singlr
to Dann~ Heep off \\all) Jo) nrr·s
&Jo' t around first baSt" in the s1 'th.
and then beat out Prtn for the uft,
Phillips Memonal T rorh~ chosen b;
media members
McCaskill thrt"' ,:! f'lltht'S. about
v.hett hr wants to be for SI:\ innings
Today'•6ame.
Allph at Chicago. noon San
Francisco at Deqen. I p.m
TV: None
Radio· -\n~_ls. KM P( 1 -10>.
Dod~rs. K-\OC ("''901
Tues<U~ ·s game ~ngel~ are
idle. San Fran 1sco at Dodgt'rs
7:05 p.m
. " :I scr.r'n~1h1ng bad at a ll ~ ,J
:--.:either did an,o nt· el <,c.> -•n
Sunda) K.Jrl Gibson ol tht" Dodge-rs
\o\llh a big l"'o-run d ouhlr un fnda'
and a homt' run and t\\CJ RBI on
Saturda~ v.on the Fre" Thompwn
\.kmonal .\""ard as thr o ut landing
pla)er oftht" SC"nt"S Th· LC!'rt' Phillips
-\""a rd gOt"S 10 tht" out!>t.1nd1ng pncher
of the scnc-s
Though II "'111 bl-I• rgunen until
ne\t ~ear for the n.•tt•r.j 1he ~ngxl'
lead the all·tlm\· ~r C') v' er th<·
Dodgers. 29-2 -I
Pel~ had the ""holt orgamz.at1on
concemrd on Feti '' v. hen he
suffered a shghtl\ nrr"1ated d15( an
his lov.~r bacl dunng dnlls noJ to
mention the onct'm tht club had
""hen he couldn't get an'bod~ out on
a co nsistent basis after the rtturn
1111. Pr tn '43) ouls4fnd1ng on
Fnda) -he had a onr-fi1 1 shuto ut
unul the s"th \til e \\ 111. v.ho was to
stan the opt"ner 1n C "m1ske~ Park
toda'. 1s the acr.. \tCc~sl1ll. ""ho end~ thr spnng
3-0. has bttn pit hmJ hke he did in
I~ o ""hen he v.ent I · •n \\Ith a 1 }fl
ER~ an 2~6 innings
staff 1s innocent until pro, en 1u11ty
··WhC'n ~ou l an establish one pitch
in the hmers· minds )Ou.can set awa)
""Ith !K>mt' m1s1al t>> ··
It .. as a pleas.ant fcchng for An&ds
\fanagt'r C ooloe Rojas to Stt
\frC.u.,,111. "'ho 1ums ~-on Satur~. ""or._ efTonlc sh
··The thing 14e\e had the moQ
~<.n1cem about ""1th ( McC"aslull) has
bc:cn h1~ arm ·· ~1d RoJaS. "I am '-Cf'Y
ple.a!it"d \liat h him Mike Will has
pitc hed ~di. lOO ButJl'S good lO stt
c '-1l( asl111l romt" back ··
"ilhe fra~r pn hed two scorclt'Ss
inning!> a nd B~an H:ir\l'~ ""'ho~
lOnlract ha> bc:e n a>s1gned to Ed mo n-
tvn ""url t>d .i I ·:'-3 nin th 1nnin1 for
tht .\ngt·I~
.. t \.1 c< a>l11l1 ha!. got command of
hie. p1tchl"S and he'<> gettmg his
breaking \tufT en er thr plate:· said
ROJ3>
John hrlb~, ,:the DoJgcrs' CC"ntt'T
fieldrr np~ a fastball up in the
>tral e 1one for a home run leading off
th<.' third inning_. but that v.-as the on ly
hard-hat ball ofTMcCask11l other than
Ht"t'p · ~ single
The -\ngt'ls scored first in the
o~nmg 1nn1ng Jo~nt'r tnpled
again t the 14all li'I left field to bnni
C-h1h Da' 1s around frnm first afta
[)a, 1s singled But the Oodgers lied 1t
on helb' ·s ho mt'r an the third
\\ athout the ~nefit of a h11. lhc
.\ngels tool rhe lead for good. :!·I •
Marl \.1cumore 14alkcdJo o~n the
fifth mo' ed 10 st"Cond C\n 8"\o\'lld pitch
and \o\OUnd up on third v.hrn Davis
gro unded o ut softl~ to Mike Marshan
a t first
Jo~ ner v.alked intcnt1onall~ b)
\t.arter ha"" n H illegas with
\tcumo rt on th1n:1, •:is caught in a
rundo v. n but the Dod~rs· defense
p ro' 1d~ a brt'a~ for the .\.ngels
......................
But members of the \ta ff appartnt·
I\ art tired o f reading at-out ho"" v.eal
the) art ··.\II r ,e heard ~ spn nJ 1s
hov. bad our patching staff 1s:·
McC"as\..111 said. defens1"eh.
He ""a~ hmtted 10 onl~ :'I innings
Last ~ason bl-fort' Dr I t'\o\tS Yocum
rcmo'~ bone l h1ps1n his nghtelbo v.
on .\pn l 2-HC' ""as·rtaC11' atrod from
the d1s.a blC!'d list on I uh I I and
fin ished tbe ~ear \o\llh a d1sappo1n11ng
4-6 re .. ord and 5 t"I ~ER~
\1ar'ihall ""11h ball in hand and
ft'3d' tu i1f-e 10 the plate unleashed a
balloon thro w into the "'°' sc.ats next
to the ~ngels' dugout Mc u mort
Joluuay Ray of tlae ADCela la forced oat at
llllCODd bue by Dodien abortatop A1(,edo
Grtmn, wllo relaJS ball to ftnt to complete
doable play ln tlllnl lantnc Saaday. .. lt"s)lard to build a p1tch1ng staff. 11
takt"S t1mt':· hr rontinued. .. t don't
··1 had a dt" .. ent fa')thall and I v.u
mo' mg 11 around 3 httk ·· s.aad
'"k C'asl 1ll "'ho ft't'l'i the p11ching (Pleue eee IJllG&LS/82)
Sooners seek title that eluded football team Lakers
Big Eight foe Kansas
stands in w_aytonigh_!_
KANSAS CITY. Mo. (AP) -Oklahoma
baske1ball coach 8111~ Tubbs spoke v.1th
ano1her pretty sucres-.ful Oklahoma coach
about strategy for tonl&hfs NC~.\ cham-
pio nship pme v.1th Kansas.
··1called8a1T):· T ubbs said Sunda)' ... lfv.e
win the nip. v.-e·l"t' going 10 kick and takr the
nd •• Wl •
Thafs Barry. as in Swnur. a man ·much mo~ accustomed to pl:lying for nattonal lilies
than Tubbs. Switzer's f<'Otball teams ha'e wo n
lhrtt championships and have come up one
victory shon three 'bther times..
This )t'U . Tubbs" basketball tt'am has a
chancc to rt tore tht' schoors honor. to male up
for the national championship that shpped
a"'a) when the football team lost to M1am1 on
Ne" Year'\ night
''I'd lake to so baclt and sbov. ofT ont' of
those big champ1onsh1r nngs, •• ~ntt'r ta~~
Kmg S31d. "Tht' foott>all pla~ef) art alwa~s
II' 1ng usa hard time. S3' 1ng v.t'chokt' in the bag
pmes."
lfK.Jfl&•S WI Sh COm\.' true. It W 111 be b«au~
the ncrs went out 3S the~ alw-a~s do -loo~.
brash and nd1culoush confident -and
1;1rocccd<'d to d o t'\Cf) thing tht') could to crush
Kansas.
Just hkt the football team does. In fact. tht>
l\o\O teams arc s1m1lar in rruan) respccls. Tubhs
and Sv.1t1cr arc each frose~~~ ·~~s v.ho
rec~t pla)en m the same mold. then let t1lcm
Final· show
for Manning
Standout hoping to close out
Jayhawks· career with title -
KANSAS CITY. Mo. (AP) -The Dann~· Manning
Show will play for the final ttmc tonight and lhe
1upponin1 cast would like to say lhank:s for the
memo~
Mannina. the 6-10 )Cntor who has carried the ~nsas
balketbatl team all scalC'ft, will try t<ttake the Jayhawbto
the top ~n he leads them •inst Oklahoma in the
championship pme of the NCAA basketball tour·
nament.
And as the other K..nsas starters looked ahead to that
pme Sunday. they all<' looked brick on the ellpcrimccs
they shared playin& alonpide a superstar. Not onty af't'
they in awe of has considerable skills. but they rnpcc1 his work habits and the _,,, he handles himsdf off the court
just as much. ·
""Sometimes I don· t realize it. but 1· m playi"I ne~ t to
a auy who'll make a million dollan someday. Kntor
forward Chris Piper s.iid. .. But you"d ""tt know 11.
Dinny is just the same as he's always been.
.. Obviously we wouldn't be~ today if it wcren·t
for Dinny ...
Indeed. Mannina leads the Jayhawks in K'Orina (24.6
roints pcrpme). mM>undina(l. 7 aVCf'19C). blocbd shots
~steals (61) and m inutes played (3S per piM). His
pl pm::cnta1e is the best amona the rqulan. .S86. ud be has been a finMcam All-American the pat two
ll'8IOllS.
Theft"s no stat.isbc for lednllip. but wbm the
Jayhawb look b pidanc:e. they him to Mannina. Duritll his bar yran at K.ama. the Jayhawb •~
11 t-34 aadbavt been to me Final Faur twice. lfhe IC't
them o. mutt viaory. the tchool would would have its
· ltcoed national cham · onslli .pt . p.. . "'It's lOUlh" kaowin1 thit wtll be the lat tunt I play
with him ... IOPlaomore pant Krvin Pritchard said. "Ifs
tolnttbi~ yCMa .,., want to .e ew:t. Hc'l IOina to eo
doWll in hauory u o. nltbe II-time pats -pn>. IUlta
ldloal. ~ yoa Mme iL ..
Piper, wl9o •tout* 19'iMS--. had been oa
dlie ... a ,_. wt.en ~ arrived as a ~
aicc"ieed recnlit °"' ol UWl&Llt Hillt Scbool. J\&ll aaw..,...._.-K._2 pa
From day a.e. lac ea.Id 11e tlaat Maui111 was IOftlttltitll Ill I CW
"'Tiiie &II lime t.e drMIW IM t.11 dlie """'olthe coun at 6-10. wow. he'';..• iMndible Dll,er~" Piper taicL .. ADd he's._. 1 INM .. y oft'dlie ftocir. He's an . illdiYiclml .. ~-••Wt, mprc111 ~ whra w refON'd IO lail .. Ja,.... ...... IWO ,_.. 'ID-No rnant'.r
wMt IM*ill. liw ... 1'1 1 . llOOd OUL -ne ......... r de=..._ ..,o/pnctltt -lrW to ... ,~-. .... .. He worW ..., .... ..,_._.ii ... -,.-h dlly. lltafs
WllJM't1D1!'f"C-He~_..., ........
... Prildalrd md -• .., ol ........... that
~fo their thing W'lth unqu~t1oned succcss
On unda). the l13, before the b1ws1
g:ime of his hft. for-.;ird Haf'\C'~ Grant "as
.u._ed what 11 meant to pla) in a national
champ1onsh1p gamt-.. It's no big thnll:· he
deadpanned.
v.inntng 1n both spons •hat v.e apprua~h 11 hle
that ··
Tubbs v..u as~ed v.he~r bt' thought God
"'a on the side of Ji..ano;3~
Thr1r O\\ n thing has bttn a hum -up-and·
shoot offense ombtnrd "'1th an opp~st' t'
dc:ft-nsc. re ult1ng 1n a ;~3 ~ord and
Oklah oma's first tnp •o the na11ohal ('ham -
p1onsh1p game sm .. t' I 0.1-
The' h.:l\ en 't go11r n tha .. rar fh 1ng fir<it
class. ho~e,C'r at lea t not 10 the t''is ofthC"•r
opponC'nts. m" ha\ l' complained about tl"i('
number ofOl lahoma "'~ners sull on tht' 11 r
in the "'anmg m inute" of 30-poinl 'tctOn<"~
One tool offt"n~ v.hcn Ol laho ma pla~C'.-..
foul~ Sot''t'ral limes in l~e final JO ~onds.Just
to stop the clocl and tr"' to scort I points
.. \\ho~-he rtphed ··What numbt'r d~ he
""t'ar"''
'-1ost oftht pla~er.. in both programs h3' e
ne,er met a rt}1crophone the~ didn't hlt' But
tht'1r statt'me nts scldofTl come back Jo haunt
them
.. That's JUSt ktnd .. ii coin adent.al I don't
thunk that's a planned dt"al.'' Tubbs ~1d .. , o u
tall about m1rronng :he football team We
ne' t'T reall) thanl abou1 that. w c·t't" JU.St doing
our o,v.n thing ~t.1}.be 11·s because w('·f't'
Said lung ... \\ e h ~r to ""1n ~o mattt"r 11
""e·rc pla~mi Sam Hou-.1on tate or Pmsburgh
v.c go ou~.thtrt' a nd pL1' ea(h .ind e'e~ gamt'
the same.
'Women's crown to
· Louisian·a Tech
La dy Techster~ ra lly
from l 4 7point d efi c it
to nip Auburn . 56-54
T -'COMA. Wash <-\Pl --Ena
W tstbrooks srottd HH,fher 2 5 pom ts
1n the 5C'C'Ond halfand l nu1s1ana T«h
O\trame a 14-point dt'ficit to beat
Auburn 56-S4 Sunda) fo e the~(' l\.A
v.omen's baskt'tball ch3mp1 onsh1p.
The Lad' T('('hsters traal~d
Auburn. 33-i9. 47 SC'C'Onds into the
SttOnd half aftt-r Di:snn Md 1ile1l
SIC'Ored the second h:ilfs opcn1na
basket.
U<>n Barmore of Lu1.us1ana Tech
became tht' first male <'OKh t'' er to
•1n a na11onal rollci1ate •o men's
title.
Wt"Stbroou, a 6-3 senior forvo"ard.
led a l ou1S1ana T«h romeback that
•ias also spar\ed ~ tht' defcnsi't'
performance of @uard Tc~s.
Wca1henpoon in the St'C'Ond half on
"ubum's Ruthie Bolton.
Ruthie Bolton scol't\1 16 points an
the first halhs tht' Lad' Ttg'Crs took a
31-19 lead. but didn't ~rt' an tht'
~ndhalf.
l..ou!Slana Tttb v.~nt ahead for the
first ume in the p~ :u 5J..S I on a
1a)~1n b\ Wtstbrooks •1th ~: 13 to a<>
after a Weatherspoon steal and pass.
VIC'\.1eOrrof -\ub\lm ucd the srott
at SJ..53 o n a 10..foot shot •1th 59
seconds kft and "-'*~ la•wn pul
Lou1s1ana Tech ahead 10 sta~ 55-5)
with a :O-iootcr v.1tti .N second1.
l"t'maming.
Sharon tc"'an mad~ a frtt throv.
for 4.ubum ""1th 2 ~ S('('('nds to go. but
W cath<TSpoon conn«t~ o n a rt"t'
th ro• ""1th th~ <,("('t,nc1~ left
Wt"Stb~ls: ""ho "'"~ 'otrd th~ Most \'aluabk Pla \(·r oi the tour-
nament. made a ·upt·rb dden "e
pla~ on. a dn' ing \1t "'eil \o\Jth SI\
second$ kfL \\ eubn: blod ed
McN~tl underneath tht' taasl et and
the pla) •as f'\Ued a Jump ball
Louisiana T t'Ch l l''t possns1on
becaux the ~s I<'" arro"" \o\'U
poinuna its w-a'
TI»e th1rd·ran._C'd Lad' T 1gers. "'ht'
beat Lona ' Bcxh \a It' ·. 5 in
Friday n._tif s sem1fin3ls. had thing.-.
their OW'ft ... , IO the fi~t hal( ~ aOt h" team bacl into thr
pme in the "cond half b~ bench in&
6-4. lOO-i>ound soptwmorT ~nter
Venus 1..ac) and go1 oa v.1th a quicker
lineup •1th subs11tutc heala
Ethndlc.
In the fint half. Ruth c Bolton "'a~
1 for 11 from the field. sncludtng t""l'
of t•"O from th~po1nt nlfllt' But
Weatherspoon ·s 11ght d<'fcnse h m1ted
her to onl~ four fidd.gMI altmlpts in
the t«Ond half The 'o. S Lad' T«h,tcrs tintshed
the season at 3:-~ ~' bQt defend·
mg ctiampon and tor-rukt'd Tt"n·
ncsscc. 68-: Q, in their Fn da\ nl&}lt
~m1final.
Aubum we>und up a t 3.:!-3.
frustrate
Kings
Sacramento dea lt
34th straight loss
at Forum. 108-104
l'C1LE" OOD 1-\Pl -James
\\onh~ s...ored .::4 points and B~ron
o il addl'd .::) u nda~ night. leadma
thd..alt'rc. to a 10 -1~'\4 tnumph O'er
cramentl) at the Fonum their ~th
con~utl\e home \ ictof'\ o'er the )...in~ .
The dcfendms XB'\ champion).
pla~ "'' their founh ~tra1ght pme 141tho ut 'iagi Johnson and Michael
('oo~r 3)50 got JQ potnlS from
)...arCt'm -\Niul-Jabbar en route to
lhC'IT 2 th \ ICIOT" In their last 2q
m('('ungs ""1th Sacramt>nto
Rl·'l(_·f'\ t' Ed Pmckne\ scored a <.c.·J~,n-h1gh ~4 pom1.,· and Otis
Thl>rpe added :! I for the K.Jnp.. who
\uffrrt'd their foun h sti:a1&ht dtfcaL
: th 1n the last .:!4 gam~ and equated
t1·w1r longC' t road IOStn!! streak of the
l,('3 n "'llh their 10th 1n a ro•
)...cnn~ m1th -v.he>K JO.point
cfT .. ,n eight na&hts earl1a m Sacra-
ment"' hclp('d the Km gs end a 1 •
g.tmc" 1-0Stll:g suult-10 t~ La:ken -
hJ d l ll points this time hcforc lt'~vmg
1n the ~ond quaner with a bro«en
nc l~I ft nng fin(tCr.
" 1 t ..i -left m th<' p me. Sacra-
me n h. tnmmcd a I .:!-point founb-
.;iuant'r Jefiut t(} I O~.Q v.·nh an 11-1
bur t af'pc-d b~ P1nct~ 's f't''erst-
lam dunl and Thorpe'-. la> UP
-\ ftcr 0 11 made a I Q_footcr from
the top of tht' kt'). Kings C'CJ'tet Joe
)..._lemc sanl a :!0-footer from the left
baSC"h nt' and made ont' of two free
thro""~ to cut the tnaf1.•n to 104-·101
v.1th JQ ~nds left.
cramt'nto rookie '41chael Jad~
son follo wed OM of t-.o free throws
b~ "onh) "'llh a ckspt>-rauon th~
pointer from lhe nght with 14
SC'C'(\nd Id\. pullana lhe Kn\IS wnh1n
I Cl~-I Jadson then 1ntent1onaU\
f.__ ukd Worth\. •ho~ two fnX
throv. v.11h Ii SC('Ond~ ~ madt 11
10 ,-1(\4
Harold Pressley had chance to ue
11 for the KH\IS but missed a three-
potnt attempt Wlth nnX" IClCOnds ten
Backed by Robltallle, K!ngse~ tie
. . '
\
~ ......... ..,,,,,.
,,_., .... 1111 21 FlllDI IRlf ; .. '"'' h••• 9W ia. -·= ~-~downMRlt'
'$ t llQw.4-6. 7~.6-l,S.-.,ittdll
........... ~ ........... ftMk ~ ...... Yer 0.kl ••• ,,Mi~--..,.
U1B11tt ill HoudDa. L~. Mo • •ooo
pa)ldMa. IWtled dae fiul widl • ...., ... -.. delrl'led him In the optnina 1e1 .._ '9 oaMeeeed on
only 29 percent of his first 1erva. Leconte us broken
KANSAS OTY. Mo. -The day after m 1bree limes in &be fnt set but be toot 1lle M'Olld •tao the dreun died. tM hollow feetiftl llill -a lidlrmtcr and WOR it 7-2, with fift al u poiata ea Stt'1e Km'"• iOlida. COlnina on his terVc. Lt'CIOftte tllen ·toot· c:llule al' dac
Fllcina a 1fOUP of ~en dile match, t.eakina O..nc in the ftl'll and dUrd ~ of
cndli111 yee uodaer award lake a nunri .. met would • ti.c third Kt ... Facing her ~~ of lhe
a.old a footbUl, the Univenity of Arimna bukctball .._t,topleedartlEYenfOUlhtofl'e!"-_......_
Dlayer Wkod Sunday of failina when ha teun ..tect S.eM&, 7-6 (7-3) µ ~nday to wia laer leCDOd
him the moat. comecutivc f.ckcrd ()p(-n in Larto. Fla. n. ane llour,
Arizona's hopes of winnina the NCAA cbam· •9-minutt maldt pve Evert of Boc:a ltalOft her first ·
piouhip were dallled in aa 8'" 71 &09 to Oklahoma in ·ao.a,...mcnt dtle of w year and ea...a • 140.000.
1anifiul IUDe Saturday nisht. ad Ill 'Kar could Shewt>niM32-playercveDtw\thoaC~Helfof
·alt about were.tlte lhots that 4Mln"tU the second~ in a row. Sanchez, a _16-,.--old i'olll
.. I 4ida 't -.a whole tot. .. hHaid. .. I llieptwatims Baroeloaa. Spein. won a spot in the ftul "Y ~ up~ a su..,. feeling. I'm not UIOll ID .-..11uous1a unseeded Paa1da TaraMml of Ara".m., 6-2. 6-2. in a
ti.at. KmifinaJ matcla raiM<i out Satunt.y Md n:aumed
.. I cu't eell you how !MAJ tNNlledl ud Sunday morDina. •
thouaftdl of jump th~ 'rve taken and thea I Id clown ao~ ~'"Jiik G!.JD)'. u1c .pd Mlle-the ...,,.. Bill retain• cbamplo ·Mp
shooeina niP& of my career. rm aonmdlo mat rm BISMARCK. N.D. -VirJil Hill SI
used to comb• dlroush when my 1e9D -.di me." stopped Jean-Merie Emebe at 1:29of11 da
NoOM needed to f"C'miad KerroBi111a&istia &om round to rc\lin bis World Boona Alloeia-
t.be nipt brfc>R. They11 be etched in llis memory for a lion liaht hcavywri&ht boxina tit.le Sunday.
Iona time. Hill. who pew up in North O.k.o1a, t1'0dlcld
A60psu.pttlme-pojntshooierdurill(U..-on. £mebe down earty in the decidi,. rouacl of the
!lat ~3 letUor made only two of 11 dto&s ftcn tbree-scheduled 12-ro'4J'dcr. Emebe sot Up QU.k:tly and
point ranerandalt0mi11sed hisonlyshorintidelhearc. backed Hill intoacomrr. but Hill revenedlaimselfand
To\al for the rMlbt -sill points. Mrdly die type of put Emebe in the same corner, throwina combinations
performance tMt had earned him 9eCODCl-team All· tbat Emcbr failed to an,wer. .
America'honors. Referee Ro&.cno Ramirez of Pua1o Rioo then
... felt like we di4 what we needed to do to win in sacppcd in and stopped. the bout . Emebe appeared d151ul&ed and S1alki=d bliett to h11
&enns of beatina &heir press. rebou= and playi111 comer, while Hill jumped with stoves Mid h~. hard,-Kerr aid. ... bad so many• shots. All it · ~....1 21 n _.....,_ wouki hne takeJl wu an ncnee sllooti .. nitbt for me Hill improved his r«lVlu to -v, ••l-; .. •
and it would have been 1 diftiaent --native of Cameroon who fiahts out of hril. •• has -··-record drop to 2S-S . .. That•s what tills me. l'nt net M)'ina we would ·=~butwemiPthavctoftdclolerorew:aaone Temple suit &oes to trial toct.y
Kerr faced~ qllC5liou about •is ofl'..eieht after PHILADELPHIA -Former womea Ill acceptina the MOil <'OUJ"lllDOUI Awant pram1Cd athletes at Temple Uni.vcnity are b°""'
annually by the U.S. BuRiball Writen A.smation. for. SI .~ miUion and ~n order that the
He helped lead Arizona to its first~ FiMl Four Aniven1ty treat women .s spons JHU11•n1s .. appeara~ atwr blttlina beck from a bee i•jwy dlaat ~~ equal!Y when t.hrir 8-ycar:-old dasHlctio9 sn-
lhreatened to end his career and ~i• the dascnm1nat100 lawsuit goes to triaJ t~~· .
murde1' of his father in Lebuoa. Bot most of atl, they hope a ruin• •• thar favor
Quote of the clay
Mf1J f• 111b. Pi~ Pirales out-
ftclder, on the club's vast improvemea& from
1917 to tlMs spr!na: .. Last year. she Pif.ates went
into sprina tra11•in1 dl'I • catamaran. Tins year we
came in on a battleship."
Pen Bal Lady taWa for win
ARCADIA -En&lish.twcd ""' .. E Lady rallied early in the stmch aftd thea
outlasted the Canadian-bred Caroaenc bya
bead to win the Santa Barbara Handicap
Sunday at Santa Anita.
· The I v.-milc test determines the IMelina's distaff
turf champion.
Third and fourth places in the fidd of ci&ht went to
a pair of Irish-bred Nnncn. Galun,e ud Pitzwi.Diam
Place.
E.ddie Ddahomaayc kept Pa lal ...-..yin fQunh
durins most of the first mile bcforr selllhc llb *1' tbc
pecaettina Fitzwilliam Place, Mctee by ~ Vclas-
q~ The 4-year~ki Pl"n a.I Lady took the lead in &be
strttdt, only'° bcchalkf\aed by~ wbocall)C on
from lait under Don Stymour. •
GaJunpe, with Femanclo Toro, rn i.no &raflic but
manasd to fiDish a half-lcnssh ia front of the tirina Fitzwilliam Place.
Pen 8-1 IAdy returned S 11 .IO, U.60 and $2.IO to
her wpporten in the crowd of 33,0&2. c.mtenc paid $4
and S2.80 lftd finilhed 21.4 leftstln allad of Galunpe,
who paict S2.60 to~. •
NewJerse
overtime win over
· Pnm Tiie AINdalH Prea
John Maclc-an's second pl of die..,_ 2:21 into
overtime lined the New Jcney Devils to their fint NHL
playoff berth ever with a ~l victory over the Chicalo
Blackhawts Sunday night in Cbialeo.
The Dnils had to win IO Ir' tDanla plm::ie in the
Patrick Division. They did IO~ a MacleH
snapped in a rebound for tbe .._... ... ia. frndaill
llisiory.
A tie would haw cloee noebilll for New Jcncy
'1eaMllc the New Y Ott R-.m bmt ~ wlier in the
even.if11.
The Ruern and DeWa lailllld wall 12 points but New Jeney had two m<ft ..... die .. ~. . ~
would Kt a nationwide pm:cdent.
"Thiseateton beyond equity in womm's athletics
and has broad implications for tbc llw'"s albility to
safquard lcpl questions of equity in an educational
opportunities," says Ellen Varayas, K1tiora!'O~ for
the National Women's Law Center. which is co-
representin1 the plaintiffs.
The suit notes that half of Temple's l.lnder-
snduates art women. but ~ca oomptise only ~S
percent of its athletes and receive only 20 per<:eDt of 1ts
expenditures for intercollegiate athletics.
Robert J. Reinstein. attorney for TemR)e. says
women ,et closer to a :!2-perccnt share. but adds that
the univenity still owes no apologies for the ditcrCpan-
cy between mCll's and women's spcndins.
TeleYlslon, radio
TELEVISION
S p.m. -COLLEGE BAIEaAU..: Arizo·na
at Arizoaa St.ate. ESPN. ·
6 ·p.m. -COLLEGE IAS&ZTSALL:
NCAA Toumament final -Ok'8homa VJ.
Kansas, Channel 2.
7:30 p.m . -SOFTBALL: Cal Statef'allerton
Tournament fiul (tapr}. Prime Ticket.
S: IS p.m. -COLLEGE aM&anAIL:
Jiln Lampley hosu NC A.A final pos1111111c shoW,
from Kaasas City. Mo. (immedia!ely followina
pme), Channel 2.
8:30 p.m. -BASEBAU..: DodFrs and
A•s ~view. Channrl 2.
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6 p.m. -COLLEGE 11.u&E'l'BALL:
NCAA Tournament fiu -OlcJahotna vs.
Kansas, KllTH (930).
.)
~ w•d ... _ •• llut llct"lAeon
1_,. Oftr a alM ... .,.._,, ..... of tM .. . ANGELS WIN FREEWAY FINALE, 6-1 ••• . ... ,_ .... rr-111
scored easily and Joyntt took third.
It became 3-1 in the sixth u Bob
Boone, with the SQ&Jf'CU on and
Devon Whitt charJina down the line
from third, laid down a perfect bunt
toward the mound.
Tony Armas hit his fifth home run
of spring trainina in the seventh to
give the Angels a 4-1 lead.
"(Armas) is in the best shape I've
ever Sttn him in," said Rojas. "He's
ruf!nin4 better and ht>'s lost 5;0me
wefght. •
"It was a 'ood one to ao into the season with, ' said McCaskill ... We
wanted to win to give us some
momentum for the scuon."
McCaskill said he's happy with the
two areas of concern. his mechanics
•\
and the health or lai1 arm~ ••My.,. * .. -~ -feels aood," be said ..... '1e warted --. ..,.. -, .... , .... .... • ••
hard this winter to 1JeC wMl'e I am." -: -. .... _.... Ollcllee • ......, 1\19'111119 •
Bill Buckner hacJ a pinch-hit, RBI ::".:-=-= -~. di."';.:,
sinale to score Brian Downinl and ...,.... ,. ...... Clillllt ..... · LAllt-,
Mcl.emore drove !n Buckner, with a ::-..,,..~.:: • i:I. :,.:;:':.r ":
single in the eiJhth as the Anlels • ,...._., r9C9Md ..._ .-w·• ,,.. ....., .
scored two more times to take a 6=1 :::"' ,..::.~"'.9 .::=', C!
lead. · A ~ S.Wlftel Int ...-. worti• IM .. We're 1oin1 to be a &ood team," ......_ ""' MW1M _. con.-• en HA said McCaskill wllh -'"._,., _. """ ..... HI ... , · ' 1-t. ''w.'rt ...... to WllW lllm Ill ..,_ In • .. We re ao11g~o havr to use all 24 .., ,. ..,.., "' i.urt." .-. • ..._ DlllNcMll
players in order to br sUQCetl/ul," 1 ...,_ ... 1hrt11 ~ to w111 "" ...,._ R .d ··1 , . . to . .._. ~ ,...,, Mt 11t11>. :-7:· sp~~~ S::.j~in~ ~~~~ 111e':: :':.' ciiii> ":r: 1
.. •:..!,~>. ~ PJrW "· •
1
California fans some exittmm~.: =~."':".,:-'.:,,~~c
They saw a Jood baMcl•b IDd tMt s ~._QI.,.... .. a......-"'' ..., • wa r. •
the kind of baJlclub tbey'tt 101• to 1111 lllft --. -. 111 al• "*-= see all vear" ....._ "'*-"',,. "-..,.. ...... J • c..u '---"" JJ .,.... lllt ...,, ....... .
..... ...... .Hl(,Stlir 11) ... --... ... ..... ~ ....... NcNrs-~ ... &..-.. ... .,.,.. ........... ~ •• . ....... ........... Utll~ Clllme... . :.
_ ............................. _ • ._. ....... ....,,.. ..... caw,..._
Tovdan 's 59 s:park'i#ii;i.€:··~)5:2 ·"::~ Ut .......... ....,.. .......... ~ ·~
• ........... -........ ' Witt, '6·14 111t·..... ' • Bulls Pas. t Det·Y"!n ·1t · ·ll':r.~::=.-:=: ., ~,~ .f. \,i.J ~ ""* 1"11 DE• IHI. a.di..._"' C'l-7) .itdlll ........ .,... UP9lllt 16-JI -
d f . .... b . . n.in.v """'*" ..._, "-A.--" His two free throws
with four seconds left
gives Chicago win
rccor o ca.,.l l rcc-W)()lnten 11 a "°'"' "' Frldlv ..... , O.leM.. ..,. • aamc set by Rick Barry on Feb. t , MIC 1 • " ~ .. ,,.,, 1n tne1 ..,... ..,
1980 and tied by Jobn Roche on Ju. • Mella. , •
9, 1982. * * * Bird's lo.na-ranae sboalic lflllkM ·
I 20-3 surae that pve Boslon COllWOI Former Ats in the second 9uan.er. He lad rilht
P,.. TM Aueda ... Press =s. includ1~ two th~lat
Michael Jordan ICOred a leUOn· tiewith;n~f.,~~=.~a.?t:! happy to ...
hiah S9 P.>ints. includina two free 57...0 lead, their~ ofl1* haJ'i-l>@Hn--b throws wath four seconds left in the 1:55 before internaiSSIOf\. pme 10-snap a tie and-ad the BRwb ltt, r.e .. let:-CtiftL,no. ,..._~_...___.___,.
f". , .
Olicqo Bulls ao a 11 2-110 NBA inpton stoic &be ball alMI fed Doei· ...; ...._. Pl:l'EU
victory over the Drtroit Pistons niquc Wilkins for an unconeaitet •1 ..__
Sunday at the Pontiac Silvmlomc. layup with •9 leCODds 10.., to live 5 ' c • ...._
The loss was Dctrotl's fourth in a Atlanta the victory oWT tndi8u. Shortstop Altndo Gritrm, out·
row. Chicaeo has won I 2 of its last 16 Wi1kins finished with lS poiBtl u field« Mitre Davis and reliever Jr/ ' .
pmes. the Hawks won their ffftla _...., HowdJ -&he three former ()akWllCI • •
Jordan ICt up the pme-winnina pme. includina three in a row on flle Alhkdcs tnded to ~ Dodeef"a i•· ·
free throws when he ottole the ball roed, to pull within one pme of Detinnber -couldn't.-be bappie{ •
from Isiah Thomas near midcourt Detroit in their battle for the CeMnl wi.lh their new surroundi"P-
and was fouled by Bill laimbeer. Division lead. ,_ They demoastntecl their~ .
Jordan scored bis prcviou11eUOn-a.aets 111, Nell lN: JD Ealt .. in a 7..2 freeway ~ n>ftlp S..... -~ ot51 points apinst Porila"ndOn~~S ••••hill llllliwl'dM!ifiillOilir ,:,..
Fco. 26. The Otacaao star set the of bis 31. points ill the .D1ia.ev Stadiwn ~ill~--" •
Silverdomc teorin1 rerord with 61 u W~ rallie4 ., .--new uniform. Griffin \trobd U.W ,.
points in a I 2S. I 20 ovmimc lou to Jersey ita sax th stra== llitl in thfiee trips, rai!'i .. bis ftti-.. ·
Detroit on March 4, I 9R7. Tbe vi~. w . . •• rouna.· ~IV~ to .325.
Thomas PICed Detroit with 2A in iu last five Mttl. boolled Che ' lilln Gelder Davis. wbeee .,...
points. Bulletstol2-39overall1Mupulive trainifta -. re'l8rde<t by~' • , ,
In other NBA pmes: their hODCI of piniac one of the belted a two-nan double'. H * ·
Cellln 111, M .. erlcb Ill: Larry Eas1ml ConfemK'c plaYofl'bertM. s*)'tf ~ to ,et a-.y
Bird sank 7 of I ! thrtt-point shots Tnll .._., 111, .... lft IE oatilnd, worted a scoretm -...
and 1e0n:d 32 points to lead Bollon Portland. Kevin Ductwonb ...S · ad ._ 90C yielded an earned na• ia ~ Dallas, kcel>i"l the M~v~ 2• points, indudi .. two ~ .... • 10.-,Uibition iDniftlS. , ~. • • ~nlns at Bosto!' Gardea 1n their in tbe final ?;!:..UICI. • die ~ · ·o.tt and Hawell iplliftatly W ,
ciabt·ycat NBA history. 11uen came ""'"'«''° ... .__ .. ..,., 'lllllM'W wi6 .. A'i ~ •.
ltird fen Ofte short Df tbe lellaiC San Afttoaio. ;_,.Mlowill(_ ilUu'Y•kmftM ... , .,,.,,, J • /
•lllElllElllE ............................................... ~~· I IGOl.IfteY weft 5"ipped. ....... ' ..,... 0r1m.. '°' lhl noa.-11 • ,r· • .' ......... , ........ dae ,,.... D&' .... (' .•
Brown, Krzyzewsk/, _ .-:~~~~:t:< ·;
b .Li rFL".r A .i ... -.--> millim =::n.noc w tw • ,, .. 8Ca D _ ~"',a,,,1a jJ6iC&&a·tW.,.£·· =-r.= ,,·:;e~"'l:l# · ·:~'".
LOS ANGELES (AP) -Jim
Valvano is out u a candidatt tor the
UCLA bakctball c.mchi111 jab, and
Larry Brown of K.aaus is repor1edly
back In.
Valvano, Nonh C&roliM Slate's
coadl, witbdrcw from ca11illa'atioa
S.tunlay, myiaa it .. in IUs ._ii}'•
baa iDteiC91.
Valvuo. no anivnt ia Loa An-_... with ltis wife fridmy ID dilcull
... job witll UClA ........ lac ............. ,.,.... ......
ben reponed.
.......... SadtiY .... ~ ..aataMlmellldil.W..,...._ ......... UCl.Ac... ........ o..e COldl Mitre ltnr'j&Willd IN
blllll~t. ..... Imm,.,.. ......
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... ltmm Oly, Mo., to ld,ICI IO = ..................... .. I• Ilia ftrst .._.11 l JCLA. lrowft
·~at .... All.SW --............ :.
ted the lnlim lftto ... 1• f'illM' .. ... .... • I .. Four,wberetbeyloltilldaeli._~. ~ilMUahlb-.ifor•~~> 1'" •
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seuon to C8Kh ... NJIA'• *" • .,_ Jiit •t<>Mlnd. a..,_...,.. .
Jmcy Neta. ---lie ft. ........ ,... a.. ii. : ,, .• Win .ad Sa ... it .. ii __ ,..,. • ...,it..., ..... ,
inla'Clled in retumi• ID UCLA:; ....... •; •· ~. • Bron said. "'rm no1 -. '° •· ·1 tMlt a lot ol tnt ..... ..,. ,
about IMt now. nil ii iae tie...... ...... •ct llifPI di I a.Id lmw •
8ut ... Loi A ., ••• W. ~ .. bel ... ftt17'111i111..... • ·~
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U.YOMll ill ... -· Ill ._. ... " ... ,..... • ... =:!=.!-·· ....... ~~''='I'&:~~· ~~.v =·~~ .. ·~-ro I ........ u ........... ea '!lr.!.." ., 1'7':'=1"~.:. ca--. I ._.. 1111 • a .,...,.1111:1 1.i0iiiliii1 •,,ad&Mim11&1u11'• lf1'! ldifna ..._....._., ...... _,,,I
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Amy AlC:::,leta a wet laq from caddy Bill KU'l'e after tlaey
jamped -ID-band Info tile lake on. tile 18'tla peen.
Orengie C0Mt DAILY PILOTIMondey. Aprll '· 1818 -
'•
Alcott hOlds oli to. win by two
She breakS Shore .. lut if you are pr90CCUpied with Sunday. 'I by Donna Caponi in 19IO ---wi nni"" mo~y. or. ti~ln. you will The othen &ft Jo~~ne Carner and Alcott ft nilbed ~nd -:--and tourney record by never ~an. W1nn1na 11 JUlt a product Pat Bradley. Alcott 11 JUlt three wina matched in 19U by Ah~ Maller • of play1na aood aolf. away fro m the LPGA Hall of Fame. "This tou~ment really ~ one with 27 4 total ·•vou can't WOrrylboUl winnans. I( "f,aJSO wanted lO Win for m y fnend WOmen·s I Olf On the map. OifUll
-------------~mconepsoutandbeats you.sobe Ann Paulson. alona with aoana over (Shore) as such a spon~ woman an)
•1 HOWARD L RANDY ...,,._.Cow O f I
RANCHO MIRAGE -There is
no lack of confiden« on the aolf
course for Amy Alcott.
The 1988 Dinah Shore To ur-
nament champion held the lead all
the way Sunday to post a I-under-par
71 for a 72-hole total of 274 lO win by
two strokes over Colleen Walker on
the Mission Hills Old Course here.
This breaks the 72-ho&c record for
the tournament by one stroke. Walker
finished with a final-round 69 and _a
276 total.
Following her rouml, Alcott and
cadd y Bill Kurre ran to the lake
surro unding the 18th green and
JUmped tn.
"It was his idea:· Alcott said
following the episode that was shown
to a nauonal telev1s1on audience. "I
wanted to do 1t Craziness, I auess. I
had to talk· myself into it.
"Bill told me. 'Kid. you may never
get a chance to do this aptn here in
your lifetime: ··Alcott related.
"I didn't know how deep it was.
wondered 1f I'd break a leg. But then I
said. 'What the heck. it''l wo rth it.' ..
Alcott won for the second time at
Mission Hills. Herothervictorycame
in 1983.
"I just played some of the best golf
of my career this >ACCk." Alcott
continued.
··1 took advantage of the op-
portun1t1cs and r m absolutely cl~ted.
I've always been a v~ry aggressive
player and I know I am a great shot
maker.
at. T~y I felt h~e all I had to do was the $2 million mark," l\lcou said . the sponsors are vet') procrem""
ho ld n toaether. PaulM>n. ~S. of Edina, Minn., as The count 1s also among the best..':•
She held 1tt<>aethcr all the way even undcraoi.na expcnmcntal treatment Rosie Jones. the third m~ber GI
when Walker moved to within one for colon cancer. Alco1't and Pa ulson the final thrttsomc. fi nished at 1 jlt
shot at No. 11 with a birdie. Alcott aot have kno wn each other '1nce Paulson with oumand1ng amateur Carohii(
that o ne back at 14 with an eialn-(oot was 10 and Alco n . tht"n 17 was ao Kcg1 concluding an outstand11fi
putt for bi rdae on the par-3 I SS-yard amateur: golf champion wttk w11h a final round 69 and a 72·
hole. Alcott's victory endt"d her longes1 hole tot.aJ of 281 . the be1t ever for JQi
Walker. who shQI a closinJ 69 to winless spell since she JOtned 1hc amateur hcrt ·:
put. the heat on Alco tt, said. "She had LPGA tour an I 97S Shl' had won at Kegi vaduates from New Mu10o
a httk tension on her back. "But least once a )Car unul last )ear -.hen Un1vcrs1t) in Ma\ and 1s the NC .\A
Amy's a heck ofa COmJ)('lllOr . She's she was shut out. On 1s1on r cham pion. She will pla) <*
play1na extreme!) well with a lot of She won l.\'1CC in IQ86. w1th hc.-r the Walker Cup team this summci
confidence·· most recent '1ctor) coming on the and tum pro 1n A.uaust •:
The victor) makes Alcott the third LPGA Nauonal Pro-Am in .l.ugu~t of That finish v.ould ha"e earned *
player on the LPGA tour to win more .that year. a S26.SOO pa'ch~k but. s1rq
than S2 m1llton dollaf' (S2.0S0.831J Alcott's 14-under-par total ht'ttered Keggi's an amateur. she scuJed for~
including her purse of SS0.000 on b> one shot the to urnament record ~1 troph) ::
Pro golf scores
Amv Al(Oll. "° 000
U6
COi'"" Wet•er O 000
NencY LOC>el, 11 000
17' ,.,
191
Marte f:1euetH ·Oott1 11,000
* Dorri. Moc,,.,. u .t.l 1
Jana G tOdH. u 431
0 1wn Cat l•.•JO
ltS
o.oot. Ma, ... 10,"3
Jen sr.-'°" 10,"3
Jyh l<*sl ... 1 941
JoAnne C1rner. 7.U I
..
M.lffln 5-1c.,.. Otillin 1. •• 1 Marv .. ,II ZI~. 1 f40
Ca tllY MorM 7 940 ..,
11 · .. · .. ·1J
7l·6S·••·••
n . ., . .._,,
7S·71·'6·'9
1(· .. ·10·••
70·••·7~73
16· 11· 10·67
1S·7l· .. ·70
n '1-10-10
,, . .,.n ·n
6t·n -10·1'
1•-n -10-•• n ·n ·n ·" .,.,..n .10
1.-.1-1•-11
n ·'9·n·n
GrNtilr ~MMMr• °"" (et~e,N C
V I
• • Santfy L Yta I llO 000
I(.., Gr...,. I IOI 000
Jett Sluma11. w .ooo
Scott Hoeft ...... 000
Got Mor"911 M0.000
Torn Pvl'trer s:J1 375
en10 hck. m .lH
VJ
V a
191
K..,,,., Perry '32 )7S
C>Ofln._ HlmmonQ '31 )7 ~ ,,.,
~· ~noat•• 1n ooo Kett" c_..., ... Ul 000 TC C,..., m 000 aooo., Cr.moer• U:l 000 _,. w..oa 1n ooo
J m C•'"'" I 17 000 Aonn_. SlaO I 17 000
S•••• Per• I 11 000 ..
M t~ 1J 1
., .1 n '7
.... 7 11
,. "n" 10 10·11·••
11 70 70-10
., •1 11· 1•
1>n n .. ••·n·1l·•• .. 71·1S-70
1• 10·61 11 .. 11·••·n
10-n-n -tt
73·10 70-70 n 10-10-10
. .
Lyle top~~
Green ;~ .
in playoff
G REENSBORO . N C. (AP) ~
Sand) L~le. g1,en scc0nd life whey\
Kc;-n Gr~n three-putted the 72od
hole. 1oNOn the G reater G rttnsborO
O pen "1th a ·10-foot bird ie putt on tht
first pla~ofThol~ Sundav
The \ acto~ was L) le's second on
the .\mencan PG:\ Tour this season.
stamped him a pnme c-and1date for
nell.I wttk.'s Mastt'"rs and made hmi
the first Scot 1n h1sto" to lead ti.t
l\mencan mone~-v.-10ning ltsL
Area sports calendar
0-.·H" l(y 6,lll
Sf>errl Tur,,... •.l» -Joav lt-1?\at. S.'60 Karn., Potr-111 S.ISt
J-t COin S. t•
Laur• o ... '"· s 1• Mart,,. Nauw. S t•
Ro04n W11ton S.1 ..
..
'9·70-70-69
1'·••·41-n
71·6'·11·71
7S·6t-7l·11
7S·1S·69·70
11·••·n 10 .,..10-.. ·n
1S·6'·n·n
D••• It~"' 11• ll3 Lerrv lt•<*t' I 11 l3l
Aocco Mee.era s i • m
t r.xe ...... , •• 111 m "-" s.,,,,, '11 l3l
9oO ~"'on• • 11 .llJ
Mtkt 1t..o 1 11 m
l..t N'Y 'llleOk "' I 11 lJ) Mer' L•t 111 llJ
7S 70 .... 71 73·11·••· 71 .,.n .n n
... ,~n-n n ·••·11·n
6t· .. ·7• 7S ••. 11 10-14
11 lo-.. 1S n .. ·10 IS
L~le·s founh -'mencan tnumph in
thrtt seasons v.as v.o rtb S 180.000
from the total purse ofS I m1lhon and
gaH him a leading S4<18.02 I for tJ.t
season
The bur1) Scot. a funner BntJMI
O~n c hampion. won the Phoeni.A
Open earlier this season and JO.med
le\ e Pate as the on!\ t""o-t1rnt
>A innt'r of the )Oung St'asOn T"'4Mv
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""hen the da~ ·s pla) started. "as OM
shot back -. hen he and C.rttn went to
the last hole of r~ulauon pla~
L~ lt'"s approach ran through the
green to the rough behind the puttint
surfa e Gtt-en put his SC"Cond shot
some ~0-~5 feet from tt>e pm ,
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t.,..o feet shon. lyk apparent!~
needing to hole his chip tQ h.a'c a
chanle hit the cup a nd watched the
ball bounce o uL
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that '40uld ha' e v.or 11 and the
pla~otT ....-u o n
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hole. but Grttn pulled his approacb
left of the left bunker I ~le pt.yed to
about I 0 feet Grc.-en chipped O\-er tbt
bunker to about thrtt f~L but L\it
dropped hJs putt for w v.1nner ·
L~le matched par "1 o'er the lasl
round. finishing "'1th a 2"1 total. 17-
under par on tht' Forest 0aksCountr}
Club course
0rttn -.as fi\e shot'> bad stanina
the round and suit trailed b' four at
tht-turn Buth~ made ur foursho~on
the ne,_t four holc.-s. '-'t'llt' in front
aJone "'nh a ~ --foot b1rd1e putt on the
11th. then let u get 4 "3 ' on lhc l 81.h.
He fi nish~ v.Hh .a-..t.. ... -t>~ two
shots the best sco re of the cloud' dnul~. SOr.'lettm~ showe~ da~ ·
and also .... as I ·-under par
OCC,-Rustlers resume conference
Anteaters h oping
to rebound from
rough PCAA-st art --. -
Followin4 a v.eek ofT from con-
fertnce awon. comm on1cy "Coll~
baseball returns to the confertntt
hunt this week as Orang( Coast and
Golden West college' attempt to
improve on th~tr m1ddle-of·thc-P1Ck
standings .
OCC. "'Ith bolh pm<"' ~tanmg at
2:30. Saturda~. Oran1t ( st hosts
Saddleback at noon
In the 1."0ll~c ran~' l 'Cl (I-~
20-18-1 I "Ill l" to ret'Ound from a
roU&h stan 1n· the Pa 1fk (D:l 1
Athletic -\ssoc1atmn. "'ll1Ch hu r.ttn
the Ante.ate rs drop fl\ l. of their first
li pmn to San Jo~ tJte .ind
Frnno State. thrtt 1n J s.,..eep b\ the
third-ranked Bulldogs l:\St wcdend
The Anteaters host I · nated t.atC'S
lntcma t1o nal l ·n1\er.1h Tuesda'
and The Master Colleye ~ ednesda~
in non<onferen e g.am(' before L't
nia Barbara~mn to lf',M Fnda'
throuch Sund.a) for a thttt-p.mcat
-\II games bqi.n at except for
· unda~ 's at I.
In Golden Siate Atltlct1c Coo-
fert"nce aC'tton, Southern Cahfo,..1a
t ollege (6-4. 12-18) resumes con-feren~ pla) this Wttk Wlth pmcs at
Cal bulhc-Rn n Rw~ al-nOOfl
Tuesda} and at hom~ apanst Pom t
Loma NazarcM S.turday et noon.
Chnst Collqt Irvin('. whtch had
thrtt conference pm('S last Wttk.
ronttnues "'1th a double-header Sat\IT-
da> at home apinst \el LuthCT'ln_
beginning at noon. The Rustlers (3-3. 15.q) came bred
from a thrtt-pme shde 1n confcrentt
two wttks aao to post three stra1aht .-----------------------------w1ns and capture thC' Sadd lcbeck
Classic dunng spnng b~.ak
Golden West 1s 1n a tie for fifth """h
Mt. San Antonio. 1wo t-8mes behind
confcrtncc leader Cerritos. and will
hos1 the Mounuc.-s TuMday at 2:30
befort pla)tnl at Pasadma Thursda~·
at 2:30 and at Compton Saturta) at
noon.
Oran,c Coast (2·3. l "'-12-1 ). which
rallied from an 0-3 start in theOran.,e
Empt re Confcrentt. OJ)('ns t~ K<'Ond
round wi th two ~me~ apinst l~
Southland·s No. 2 team Rancho
Sanuaao after takma t~ put w-ttk
off.
The Pirates arc bed with Saddk-
beck for third pla«, three aamn
behind Randto S.nLi.'JO and two
behind Cypftu.
T~y. t~ Plr11cs play at
Rancho Sanuaeo and Thunday at
Crouch honored
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the oceen. MCUrlty, prl-1 -·-825 Cent« S1 &42· 1424 MUST SEE-~RGE. 38' Frig. dishwasher. stove wtdomesuc assistance 2 1 ~ & 2 4SQ 2 4 Toro S20 SPECIAL wttn I ary C.U IOI appomtmerot Full/PIT 675-9130
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38R 2BA. frpl, 2 ~1dectl•. retrlg .. ama11 pallo area. Speclous 2BR 18A houM 636-<l120 Call 1-5PM poot $895 No pets VUYI llTD. ,. __ ............:.• --fuunu" Metro Ca' wash 2950
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aund•ck, s 1050/mo. Sunny. pvt patio. lndty rm garag. sa25 /month Ne., Hoag & bH CP\ smkr $55015650 W•Olf Nwot Ben A.gt~ 1-5032 lerral Mon-Sat 9 ... 30 • This IS a GUARANTEED INCOME of • . . . ... _ 4"7 ~5"" ... 962· 1582 • $750/mo &45-95 t3 650 3633 O< 639-8722 Pet I 0 avail Animal As-
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viii 642-7822 evenings OFFICE & STORAGE LIC.~012615 Clip & Save t t
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18 & Up! Earn 1150-$2500 energetic person to u-G•rdeMr lnt9'10f Of •x· Sl200. Interview by -WI PIT r.-lllA distributors & ..._,...: •Alalptlonlets .,_.. ~ 111.000
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D~ p llst our District Mall809'S t•IOf planting. wat•mg only 646-7« 1 Off;oe ;,,.vtron. no typtng ....._ call Julie, Aoiet eOenla S ACRIFICt SS500 m~artN~m:.:"°~ 3 deys diJrlng the week, &l\dgroomlngplants Call -.-•• 11 .. lft Mon&Tueshtsvwylrom --lfllUIJ Corp.,IN!ne 159'-49"t5 =~ *497•1151* lmiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii9
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tee. WORLI> TALE NT weekends and hOlldays 2•9·2 t09 • 1 •• 10am-8pm Wtll 1ram Re-lmmed1e1e o~ng for SALES eo.ta &wery Oper8'ora King bdrm ..C-dk wd. 7-i>C
AQ. :_NT18•1L81c) ;f~3ect16 :_~~~! ':~~t ::i~: b9A •Wle•I* R,1i.t1Charge Nurse 111 .. s -1come .\pp10y mature·-~~,~ per • .m tm llAIR 1Ull •Word Proc:won °'9uf ~ ~ _. _..ml.I* • .....-.. LYI • 11,. Pennysaver. 166 son lo h.._.le MyY Cust 8ef'lice ,__ •Aclcountlllg Clertls wldemk. "'"'•·old~ ... ,
drivers license, prool ol •• PlaoentlaAve C M pl\Onetm•n~r100eaJ_-~~·. Ch=nln." posllion. Ill... teble,.ec.873-5489 f'l•l11RfPn ln1urance and OM V Newport Lab needs tem· Full & Part time -._....·~·· •• ..,.... • • 11 ·.1111111 ....
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Pteasan1 Costa Mesa ol-
tice 646-4496
GET PAl.D for reading
OOC>ils' $100 00 per tttte.
Wnte PASE-259L,
161 S L1n<:olnway.
print-out. Stanlng pay is porwy courter for busy 11 1 F/T .... U ULIS Mesa 8 30·5·30 M·F. wortong with our cu.---lllU!Yflb I•
$7 00 per llour plus gas lab. Bring OMV printout • Lt• FIT Includes Pf~1ng. 642-16Q.3 a9'l 10< De tamers ~~ tech-*'-• n... to woua to ht 'll ftl II R , ..
allowance Pleasant working cond For meo1cations & treal· telephooe & couoter ntCIMlS ..,.._ ~ or C.it tor def..._ $25 10 .... =
Come"' to apply at. Call In AM •640--0140• meot Well Stiffed 80 bed sales Friendly per· BTAL Hl•TllT l#nilM experience and ......... IJI $1200. 721-0274 ·::: a
.EllC&L S N.F Applw • sonalll". pos111ve al· P 1T Sat/Sun 10-6pm good telephone m.,,,_ ..... ,1111111 ----11 Piil , ' r--uo•.ed Ca•-......... ln , ... ,...Von"-----~ ...... ,. I
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RN for tam1ly pracllce •SI el' pearanoe a musl Will Call Gary 64.4-1900 person: Bar~ s Pest Ste 130, lrw. •74-297• MatNU. bo• 9nd a-w~ laJ St. phooe triage Fas,,ton 111Ce1lferIt0:. tram Apply "' persoo Restaurant ContrOI 696 Randolph 100% FREE to Applicant ""'8 ... SIO. 67 18'9 111~*
-_, 1$1aod 644-7848 11tS48·558S• only Tu-Fro 9am.Spm Ave., CM. 714-S.6-5570 E.O E. RATTAN FURNITURE Cetta lesa, CA tHZI Penny saver 1 6 6 o mTESS A.9* fOf Lloyd Totten •
betweeo 9arn & Spm M·F .. l&LLEIJ OPERA TOR Placenha .\ve C M Mature & eio.p'd wl bar ser-TOW TRUCf( ORI~ Vert nice, never UMd. lrv-1~~~~~~~~
Or call Beth al 642-4321 Art1111 Wanted PO Bo• 1mmed1a1e opening Exper vice exp Jaolue Of Ptrr;. SMes!Management Exper. only.~ In S>ef· lngRoom l dining
ext. 205 583. So. Laguna. 92677 pre! .,.,11 train 2-10pm llALmlTIULIS 540-38'0 Riv•• f\n. Sll,111+/0 aon. 935 W. 1lttl St.. St200 673-2315 llltc. Yaicla MM IMM' U '---------....._--------1 Newpon Beacll644-7050 111'10 taurant. SC Ptaz.a. Costa Mee&. 850-0869 REDECORATING SALE 11P.o!~~,..~ll'f'llr'IP.~
For Venehan gondolas. '7L-PAJml'S ID.PEI Great oppty f()( sales pe.. Resta<.iraol ...... nPESE I Contemp 90ild 0.-dining ed Ventctes• from s 100.
N Aurora. IL 605'2
Req s llnOWiedge of New-~ Call #d F T M ust 11ve "' the son °' maoager to gro.,. IYSTD Ill.. I llf'W .. WI 11 & Mt. tat>tes & Wllll units Fords Chevys Cor-
port Harbor Irvine Coast ---L ~· "' ,_;~L HB NBICM area Call w i esta bllshed ltr m F0t Newport Oyster Leather top desk. Yettes: e1C FOf into call Ctlarters.67~7<>' ~ -·•• Frank650-1210 w/stroog ex1stmg staff Bar&Gnll N llOnail D&B AAA Expeuenced typeseUer bedroonuet.~W&lll (602)8'2-1051e.t~ Local exp 1n Newport a -rated ..med. Skilled "' 11\11f11. har9f'OI etc . .4~.4 _ _
GOVERNMENT JOBS _J .~ r,J,:_J s100 m11tl()(I ~
1000s of Openings Now! 1111 Ila iM CUU'~ P&ITlllll ::;,0;:~n Me::a~ ~u;~· .. DevelcSp"'g Southern :S,:J:•:•s!.!!:.g~ AOU. TOP DESK. to In .. Aatll ....... II•
All Stales & Ove<seas All Oral11ng1gopher work for Emphasis will be oo re-For tile REX Restaraunt Calitorma market Wtlh I>~ on eJIP9(1enc;e w/dtaltt. Light oak. Mllde
occupations For current Call 842-5818 CM mumor design firm cru1t1ng tra1n1ng & one ol the fastest grow-MUst be Willing to wor1I ~o&;-.. ~ :;..= AC'URA lOb info calf (602) Hall days lntenor des.go mottvatmg Send resume F 'T PosrtlOf'IS available •ng mdustries 01 Ille e¥entngS. Plee9e contec1 · .__ ·~--
995-0682 e•t 80. backgrouod preferred to =Ad 112. c to Daily Sea Food e•per nee l990s-watet L ... oc Pat at (714) SOFA. h.gfl qulllity, ,_ lllT Im& fll.ll --'--------~--.......:..~__;, _______ ........;;::;;.__~ Aovanoed mte< des,gn Pilot. PO Bo• 1560 Appl} Moo-Fri CommtSSo<>nS. t>onuses &. 642-4321 ext 291 during used, 11111 wrapSHtd. Just tw"-lowest
stOnt ok Be prepared to Colla Mesa 92626 btwn 3-Spm al ovemdes Our 4 top the day and (7 14) WOfttt $1000, uc $250 """us your
WEEKEND ASSIST ANT
IMMEDIATE OPENINGS. PART-TIME
WEEKENDS -3AM-11AM SAT, SUN &
HOLIDAYS. MUST HAVE RELIABLE
CAR/TRUCK. VALID DRIVERS
LICENSE. CAR INSURANC~ & OMV
PRINTOUT. $7 .00 'PER HA. + MILE-
AGE. CALL 642-4536 EXT . 205. ASK
FOR BETH.
If you re 10 or .older. a JOb as a newspaper
earner. might be 1ust your size. Just send 1n
this coupon or call 64 2-4333. Routes are
a11;:\1lable now•
le so•eWJ. le 1
Daily Piltt carrier!
show sample ol work --2100 W Oceanfront. NB sales(>eople ate earruog. 642-4399 eYelWlQI can del 2131862-6588 ~aflOe Acura deal end
Call JuOy 540-3822 RECEPTIONIST Ollef S.20.000 '*' month. •Ex~t compeny we II beat it ..
FI T e•p recept1001st Call Mr Donn elly. benefits •Ii I'-MIS GUARANTEEOI
PLANT CARE-INTIEXTER needed for C M fum11ure 776-6641 --••·-... • •T Ill Im&~
Mamtam plants on route store Heavy phones ~-...., i9 ...... el: * Q9 W mll• 1001 QUAIL ST • N B.
Vetl.Cle supplied. OOod 1yp1ng and hght clerical ts oow acceptng appll-Ill.IS PEI. Hv. ,. ,_ay Cont. ldtts1 lU-zt12 111:1111
Ori'llng recOfd No e11p required Mature pro-Gatl()(IS fOf Exper~ed Now htong ..., .... $14-0 anywhere"' U.S'.
nee S61hr 631-0340 fessional manner a must •lest/lesten Balboa Island ~atty r... S170 LA to Hawaii-Good aa.& ... r~i .._,
PllYIH PIST lfflCI c a11 Judy ~540-3822 • .._.. FM4 s.n., * 673•8700 • lhru 5188 646-7332 7925 H;,~78tvd
PITNoup oec M/prel'd llCEPTllllST PIT Apply m person Tuesday -.---llY •-w a.,St •AMERICANlodtan•tems "-"~• -Start SS hr M·F 9-2 30 In RE oHtcelHB VJ ... tram lhru Friday btwn 3-5 ~• __ , -• "' led" ... _.._. "1" ,...,,,.
Sam 642-6262 N B 21•& W •-..-&..,. GrOWtng CMI Engineering ..... ._ ... U ftlZI ~ __..;,:..,rugsal n._-. "'''· 8tiin nw $5/hr 963-6969 aft ~m -·-& Land Ptaoning Firm. ...., _, .... _. ·-.-_.:::B\'1 lj!!iiiiiiii!iiml!!!!i!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!i!!!!!!!!!ii!!!!i!!!!!-~i!!!!i!I ~s eotpenenoed gen.-Cma••g •(714)673-1467• .•
WORK WITH SPUD lclEIZIE
WANNA PARTY All NIGHT AND HANG OUT AT THE BEACH
Al l DAY 1 FINE 111 /
JUST GIVE us PART or YOUR EVENING AND YOU R WINNING
PERSONALITY
WE LL GIVE YOU A CHANCE TO MAK E GOOD MONE Y
REPRESE NTI NG AN EAS' TO SEU •J[ll KNOWN
RE PU l ABLE PROD UC l
GUARANTEED SALARY + COMM + BONUS£Z = $$$ IN
YOUR POCKET
CALL PAT COLLIN Al i 7!4' 642 4~>36 E T 430 FOR MORE
INFO CALL BET '1HN .> 9 PM OR LEA E A ME SSAGE
AN' TIME AND I LL CALL YOU'
~0~!:,.,.MC'CC:~t:': WllTD llllWIAL I lllT ACURA ,,.,.,.. , ...... ,, . Gd an~e ~. until
phone skill$. detail ortefl-5/25 $100. 675-3<>'8
led Excelleftt benefits & Experienced cwneraman
working eo"'ronment 1n needed Musi be ROLLITE Wheel Chair
Southern Orange Coun-k~ 111 all areas Ute. transportable. reg.
ty Sena resume 10 Mr of camera depanment sae: Atum Walkw. SSO
Fuentes at Robert Betn. strtpp4ng. p1a•ing Paste-Call 536-6316 before
Wllkam Frost & Assoc up and/Of typnelltng 5pm "'Qfwn 7·30-9pm
14725 Arton Pa11o,way. sA111ts a P'US Musi 1>e
Irvine. CA 92718 available to wol1t ...,.. Jewby /fut/ Art
-·---nings Sa&.r; based on a-. _. •• ~.... ellC)efience and skills --
Full tune l)OSlhOO '°' eJq> Pleae t Lt d••tter sit111ec1 "' water. . con ac1 111 °' WllTlls P1I ti a lw Patat(71•)642-4321 ••t Han._. Puthutt 1>coft. engmeering drawing.s. 291 during the day and (8181248-5869
ptpe Imes. pump.ng sta-(7141642-4399 evenings __ _
tlOf'll & SIOfage tacillties
S«ld to Mr Fuentes at --.... Office faraitue
Robert Bem. Wilham -J ·=~ .... 114'1 Frosl & Assoc 1.4725 _
Alton Parllway. Irvine CA m •. .., .... IBM ncs. ,,... Mem-
92718 .......... U 12121 ory Electronic typewr"ers
.. n111F11 $200a1Jp PP 8' 1.()923
Out cltenl of Costa Mesa ... , •••• 9 .... a ....... ....
Sterlin" BM °' ... °"' 9EM:H IEITIUL •••••• 1540JAMBDREE ROAD
Open7daysa..-
Extende0 Sefvt0e Hours
7 • m -10 p.m Mon-Fr1
&
ma.nutaturmbg company '1 AKC Go;::;;o RetrteYer ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ has 1mmed1ate opening Busy large s>rKIJCe FIT or Female puppy 7 mo must : Typmg 50 • wpm and 111.e PIT ifld •nds & ....... sell to GOOD HOME
CREVIER ,, .. ·-.. _ ...........
Motor Routes
available in
Costa lesa
Huntincton Beach
Fountain Valley
NO COLLECTING
NO SOLICITING
Deliver One Day a Week -
Must have dependable car
and proof of insurance.
C1ll 8A2-1444
Ask for Joanne Craney
phOne Work clo5e to e•P Pt"el. Irvine. 551-0304 ONLY Shots. hlOikn &
oome and a casual at-WELDERS-papers• SSO 5'5--3893
mospl'lere Temp to ALUM ISTAIHLESS fia8el ..._ .. _
petm Call today MacGregor Yachts. 1631 ..,.__. '°' details Pl.oentoa. Costa Mesa 1151 PEISlllEL -....m. -Weflllter console pi9no i 1------•-• t>enc:n. ltke new ttvougtl-PllL !atipn ••• out s 1250 Tuned & -
Temporary Services ., ... ...__ '"'8red (714) 147-5672
Ao H&R Block Company 1930 1 Of~Si!Q .... Mii n, ...... , a.n...ia
ll•)JH-1111 tor MOO •97-1151 -
-SECRET ARY /RECEP ........... II Rfa 50 tn TV Perfect plc-
F 1T tor Cost• Mesa Real -ture. $750. Panasonic
Estate office. Call Mane I llf ....... .,.,. VHS VCR. all cMf, like
646-743' & Refrigerators. Mike. * ,_ S200 Motorota Port
-S-H-IP-IR_E_C-CURK Ms.-9701 * ~ Phone 1500XL 6
FIT tull cocnpany l>enefrts. MAYTAG Wlllhef & Dryer. mos old. 12•50. obo
Call Barbara tor appt oldef. •Int cond .. S300 Pf. Extras' 673-41699
650-2001 or best offr. tM-2347
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Saites -Service -
Parts -Leasing
131-3111
1500 Auto Mall Or.
Santa Ana
55 Frwy at Edinger
IPlll11MYS
SeMce Hrs. Mon-Fri
7:00 Mt to 10 pm ·~·-.... 40170fll9-1C>e7 ~~
6 montris prW\'loul ui> W~ I B1tlria IMll,rn fill ~~~~~--~· O.S.rab6e. Knowtedge of Dryer. Werds lwy-duty. ..,_. 'M HONDA CIVIC
boats helpful S2751petr 645-5216 NEW ANO USED BOATS 4 DR. automauc. 24.000
8.iooe Menne H•dw•e rlPC)or ~vocaoo. SERVICETACCESSOAES -"*~ ,_ $4900.. ---
2700 W Coast Hwy. N.B. Runs we1 s100. • Dinette u.. Boet'a w.,,..., . Tops * •673-08'4 * *
E.O E MIF/H c:tleirs from Queen Maty c.llfornie M .... cr.n aammii1Piiiiiiii;-liiijjiii:;t'
S10 ea. S.9--7519 710 N. HarbOf Blwd. SA Nl•ll Tll W1
7 5 ..... a.10 Too muc::fl CUh down? ........ MH 1"' ......._ L ... '79or '*"' MBZ TUI I men. lempe. P0t1-........ Hll Compereourlatguelect.
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by IM ....._ ....... --IWISllll d CoMreat • .._ .. be fOttllted to Nld col-City Qerii, S300 ....._. lllJfDSll llfl flor UNlfllng .. torm ~ by .. Qty of NAlO() NNT~. t10U HN llllYANT. HU ....., v--.. ..._ In IOOOfdeftGa .ittl IN TtM fcl=MI '9tlOM ..,. II__...'° NM. ltl .... dilfflot, ~d. P. O. 80ll tHI, ..., ............ !lllfllllt Co1i1a ..... and 19 IMde In ~A---. trw. Cellf. HerbOI IMS. •3e0, Coe1.a ..,._ "'*· P.O. loJt ~Of Lal»or Codi,.,... .r111-.of .. .-n«offllluNto...., No biddar mlf wltllclt-Newport 8Hcll. CA trMepOttatten' and _,; eccordlnce wllll 1111 tl7t4 • ....._Cellf.ual 911312. Secramento. CA Ser:1lon 1773.2 ... ~-,... ''°""••,. .., .. ,.. .. IMO "'°" oontteet, , ....... bid'°'. pertoif flor fotty• tHM-lt16 uni! 11:00 e.M ................... -.. ptOOMlof• Of ... Propoeel c. T'*"-....... 110'2 8"'Y Str--. 1~5 .... tQll-3UO 0t 2415 • 1.. hie ~ tlWl NIMI: INTfUGUI IN· .....-otttieGMclW .. be .. (4&1 ~ .... ttle dltl on tlll t• c11y of April, ..... f1or .._1,1tton Of '99, .,...,... ~A-..,trw..Cellf. lllrd Cyn.. L1guf11 leldl.
Aw, s.cr~•o. CA oer-91 Pflll•ie ,.... TfN<>M-MOftTH ... l. .......... OI '" "' -oh .. flor .. opening ...... 1111, .. whlc:tl time .. l*Cll ...... ... ..... .... ""* bl 11714 Clllif. tM& 1 ~11. Attn: MlcNel J, Lilt· Wlgll IPPk.,,.. In .... LaPllllM, UNI A. ....... tloftd. .... Ml -.....,. Tiie lkllrd ot TNIMll.... bide lhell ... °"'* and lnwlhtaall flwtl. , ... Cor· lloenMd Md lllO Pfl· TNI ~ •• con· Tflle ~eiMM •• con-"'9fll 4:00 p.m., on'"· ~1n..-.. ..-11 Cellf.tll07 .... _........ ...... -. ..,._._privlegeof,...... r'lldtor ......... Cellll ...... c.1-.,..... • ......,.., .... dldedby.•....,...Pl"M'· dwetellby"enlndMduli
13. 1NI, It whld! time 10 be ~ -..... ,... ,.... ~ .......... ~. Ing any and .. bide OI 10 "* .......... PHASE 1 --..... ,....... ~ ,.... City Councll °" ... ...., 8"'Y Ser ... ~ w11 be j)l*ldy opened eetMllllflad and ~b-Pled Hime,....,.,... to ebow W lto ....., ~ wlllldra9 _.,. eny ~ Ot in-OCIAH FRONT SUWAU< ,._City otC:O.. ..... II .. City of eo.. ..._ ,__ C, TlloMle .._ Thia .....,_.,. -lllecl
end rMCI '°' perlonnlng "" by IN Dnctof ot lndue'1tll .... In Or ... County on ....... '°'. pertocl ..,, tof1Y-flormeltiee In My bid or In lllEPAllll ()Mae of .. c.ty a.ts. 77 .. """ to ,... '"' OI .. 1lW ..... -·· .. tied ........ County ca.a of Or· tollowl'lg wen: Furnietl .. AelalloM Coc>iM of 1N SepeemMr 11. 1tM FU !Ille (45) dlY9 ............ blddlnQ. ~ -.: 2632 ,.., ~ eo.. ...... Cel-......, with ""Couney CWtl of Or· ... County on Matell IS.
lebor. '"'*'*· toole and weoe rM .. ere on fie •1 IN NO.-..-• flor t11e °""*'9 .....,,, C. l9CtlM&. WWl'D. l•tlAMf'e l•ll••t•: '°""'-umtl tlle llow ot 11:00 --P. ,. ..... a., .,.. County on Merdl 7, , ... equipment W«Y to Re-Def>et1"*1t ol Motor V• Donni ....... In lndMlt-TM lolrd of TNMllee ,._ W. Ctl• I Ill , I lb 11 S170,000 Liii., Apft1 n , 1 .... II w11k:f1 C11f11, a., .. c....-. 1... ,,,_,
root ofb bulldif'g ulillzlrlQ hlclee. 241S 111 A--. "". wlanor 10 Intrigue wwttlleprMlegeot,... ,.....,.. c...e C1• u .., Appf~ by Ille City .... 1Nr ..... °"'* PulllllMd °'-c... ,,,_ PuCIMll*' OrWIQI Coee1
potyuret'*'I toem methOd S1cramen10. CA 95818. lnt9fl0fe, lnc.. 4055 E. Ing eny and 1111 biC1e or to Celllp......... COUncll 11111 2lttl ay of publicly and ,... __. In Delly PlloC Apr'll 1, I. llll PublllflM Oranue COllM Deily PllOt Matell 21. 21.
11 850 w 19th Sf. Coela ,.,.phone numl;>er (9111 Lahlml. lJnff A, Anlhlilm, WINe any .,,..,._,ltlee or In-PuOlietled ()(-. Coul Marcfl. 1.... 1111 Councll CNmbers, Self. .,213 Deily Plot Merdl 14, 21. 28. April 4, 11, 1988
Meu In aceoroanc. with 732-0290 which .lh.ii be Clllf. t2807 ..,,.,......... In any bid or In Delly Piiot Apl'N 4, 11. INI WANDA I . RAGGIO, Cler ad ~ .... bW ... April 4. 1911 fol.344
Exhibit E • Plans 1r10 Spec:i· available upon requeel. 0... Flnenolel, Inc., 1& IM biddlnQ. M:StM Cleltl lltle o1 tN work and f11e -..C ll)T1C( M-32S
11c:111ons atte 1111pecllff lleii· Augu11 Drive; lllancllo C. ~ .... TWR. ~oepectlw bidders may,,.,_ ot the bidder but no "8JC ll)TIC(
Contractor 10 begin M<· llatorJ ·No bids accepted MlrllQI, Calff. 92207 V... ~ulu, lkl1t... ftB.IC ll)TIC( obtlln one Ml of bid doc:u-otn.r dletlngulelllng rnlrilL PICTmGUaWM .,._.,. llnTlC( _ ..
vtee upon receipt ortne tully un'"' Contractor or rep-Intrigue Interiors, Inc. • ,.....,.. c...e C1111••..,. ._--.. •• -··-.. "*'llUI nocoetaltlleoftlce AtY1 bid recetwed ...., 1tle ..,._ ITATW ~nu ..cnnoua _,_ .... approved agreem41nt and r-l•llv• preeent al lit• ..._ of Donna Merit, Cellltl D111rtet ... _ .. ,_ --of tlle Public woni1 Def>et1-~ c:loelrlO time ..,, TN~ peBOM.,. MA* ITA•s-•
complete the woril within k'llC)let1on ond•leepeclfied. 4055 E. LIPelma. Untl A, Publlehed OflflQI Cou1 MAlml!Aft•NT menl, 3300 Newport 1tle l'9Cllpt of bMfe ltllll be dolnQ~• PICTrnDUeW.. TllelollowlngP9'IOl1S.,.
lor1y (401 calendar days .... in.,ution .. M Anehelm. Cellt, 92807 Delly Piiot Mardi 28, APrll 4, The~ perwne are Boulevatd. p O. Box 1768, rwNmeCS to tf11 bidder -THE STUF'T BASKET llAm ITA,_.,. dolnQ ~ ar
(..atner pefmtlltngl held: April M. '--~ TNe ~ w• con-tMI 4' dOinCI --u : Newport Beach CA ~ It 1M11 be the tote 1741 Merilyn Dr Hunt: Thi~~ are ALPHA-OMEGA ELEC·
Bid forms. bond lorm1, A..... Id w. I.". OUcted by. genetlli penner-M3e2 LUCK AUTO SALfy 2100 92t51-1915 • ;;;;;"iibilty ot 1tle bidder lngton a.di Cellt"t2147 doing~ -TAONICS. 2 77S M•U
and apec:ohuuons may be 114-1'4-1201. -W. ,_ lfl1p Hatbor BlvO .. Costa Mau, For f\Ktller tnlormatiOn 10 .. tllelllilbidlereceNWI UndlJo~o,'741 ~MC<> ENT1:APAISES. Vlfde. Coeta MeU. Calif
obt11ned 11 Department ol atr. COiia ...... CA mr7. Thie s .. 1--.t .,.. tied "8JC ll)TlC( ~N !2' ..... 2b7•"' .,.,22 .,,_11_ call SI-BIOum, Protect in proper time Merilyn Or., Hunlln9lon 990 ~ St.. Coste 92'26-43&3 ,
Motor Vel\tc:leS 2415 • lit PubhShed Oraoge Coul with the County Clarie ol Riv-.. "'"'" .... ..., .._.. Manager al 844-331 I . 8-dl, Calif 92147 ...... Clllif. t2e2t Juen Rs Stewlr1. Ca . Avenue Sacramento. CA Oa11y P110t Apr~ 4, 11, 1988. .,.,. County on Merell 7. NOTICI ton SI., lrvlne, Calif. 92714 Publlelled ()(aoge Coaet A ... ol plane, IP«ffl· Thia buMnlM 11 con-AoOer1 EdllrwO Mel9M. 277S ...... Vero., Cost•
95819 Telep/lone Number M 391 1988 • INVl1WQIK)9 Thi• business is con-OellyPllotMarcn 31,Al)rll 4. callooe, and otller conl'11C1 duetedby:enlndMdual MO ~ St. Coale Meea.Calif.9262&·4363
(9 161 732.029 1 Publiehed Orange Colet Nolloe II hereby given that ductecs by en lnd1Vldual l988 document• may be obtained Linda Jo Benedetto Meu. Calif.~ This business is c-on·
Preference will De granted Dally Pilot, Apr11 4, 11. 18. Ille Boero ol Truet ... ot the AH Akhbarl ThM581 •I ll'te Otticle o1 Iha e>epen. Tl'til ltetement wu Ned J11 B!!ln MeLMf'I. 990 oucted by en tndlVlduel
10 bidden properly •P· rta.IC NOTICE 2S. 1988 Coul Community COiiege flllt 1111ement WU meo "*'' of Lellur• ServtcM. 11 with Ille County Cletll ol ()(. ~ SI., Colla ....... Juan R s Stewat1
prO<ll!O as ·small Business" M-392 District ol ()(ange County. with the County Clef'k of Or· Fair Drive, Coeta Mela. Cell-aoge County on Merell 3 C#lf. 92626 Thi• statement wu tiled
tn accordance wolh Section K•1• Celllornla. will receive IMI· ange County on March 11. rtaJC NOTICE , fomla. upon receipt of a 1948 ' Tiiis tM11lnee1 ls con· wllll the County Clerk of Or·
J.&9.6 11 u,q, TtJle .2. cu-JICTI~ eut•M W ll)TIC( ao blck ~ to but no taler 19&8 nonrefundable r.. ol' $6.00. ,,,,_ ducted by· hulband •nd wile anoe county on Merell 11,
JOHloa Adm1nostra11ve Cooe NAMI ITATl•NT than 11:00 a.m .. Wedna· Fr74'11 K_. If blddfi,e requeel plane and Publlsheo Orange Colet AoOer1 E. Mc:LeM tMI
•Application• tor preference Tiie following perton1 are MOTICa day. Al)ril 20, 1988, al Iha PubHllMd Orange Coast FICTJTIOUa M.llMla epeclficallonl be malled. In. Delly Pilot Match 14 21 28 This 1latement wu folecS mua mUSI oe wbmolled 10 the domg OUSINISS as WT1NQ IK)9 PureflUing Oepanmenl of Deily P1lol March 21, 28, NAllll ITATIMINT Chatg wlM be $7 50 per Ml. April 4, 1988 ' ' • with the County Cleric ol Of. Publitlled Orange Coast
Small Business Ottl08 1812 w AR Ml NG T 0 N c 0 N. Noclce Is hereOy giWn that Mid college district locateo April 4, 11, 1988 Tne follow4ng persons .,. Each bid ltlaM be made on M-322 ange County on Merd't 28. Delly Pl101 M1rch 2 I 28,
. 14111 Suee1 Sacramento STRUCTION COMPANY, a the Boerd ot Truet ... of ll'te at 1370 Adame Avenue, M-343 doing bullnest U.. Iha Propoeal form and In lhe 19&8 Ap<ol 4 11. 1998
CA 95814 not le$$ tnan ltve general Pat1nerthoo. 3090 Cout Community College Coeta ....... c.lllomie •• JJMM co . 2'S1 White manner P<OV~ In Ille eon-PUlJC ll)TlC( ~ M-3«
51 caiendar days on advance ?ullman Str"t Coste MeM.. 0.StrlCI ot ()(at1g1 County, wt11Ch time Mid blOs Wilt be rtlllJC NOTICE AolO. Irvine, Calif. 927 14 tract document•. and lhllll PublisheO Onlnge Coee1 --------~1 o•d ooen•ng oate C.itt 92626 C.iitomqa, will receive ...i-publlcly oc>ened and read Jonathan Mollef. 26 Wood· be accompanied by a ACmlOUI .,..... Deily Piiot April 4, 11, 18, 25. ftB.JC ll)TlC(
Bids musl oe suom111e0 Ed..-ard G W1rmtng1on, ed bids up to but no later lot. f'ICTITIOU8.,._aa hlll RoaO. Tenafly, New Jer· cet11fbteor~·aelleok MAm aTAT'llmNT 1918 _ _;...;;;.;;..-..----
lor Ille entire worl( oe-Trustee of Tne ea warm· than 10:00 a.m .• Tueeaay, PRINT & BfNO 1988-89 MAllll ITATEMINT My 07870 or a bid bond tor not 1e1e The IOllowlng persons -M·377 F1CTITIOUa ..,... ..
sC•btl<I lneretn Devoaloons ington Trust est.. U/O/T did April 12, tH8, al the COMBINE O Pu B l I · Tiie following persons are Janine Miller, 26 Woodhlll lhan IO"M. ot Iha amount ot Going bu.U-u . MAllll aTATEMINT
from plans ano &Pl'lh· 911 '8• 3090 Pullman Purct\Ulng 0epanmtr'll of CATIONS; COAST COM· doing bullness 11: RoeO, Tenafly, New JefMy the bid, made payable to Iha ARROWHEAD TRAILS a "8JC ll)TIC( The tollOwtng persons are
caiions will not be con. S11ee1 Costa Mesa, Calif. aald college dittric:I ioc:.ted MUNITY COLLEGE OfS· ( t)IN ANO OUT PRINTING 07670 City of Cotta Meea. No California fimlted part~. OC>tng bu11ness as:
s1dere<1and w11i oecauselor 92626 at 1370 Ad•m• AYenU4t, TRICT ( 2 IF A IR BANK s Mallhew M1lktf, 12 Sand· proposal shall b• con-ship, 4262 Cempue C>nve. f'ICTITIOU8.,_.. THE CALLIGRA PHY
•eieciion of oid~ The De-Robef1 p Warmington, Coeta M .... Calitorn11 al All bids are lo "9 In ac· ENTERPRISES (3)VINEL moor La ne . L eed1. lidefad,vnlessac:compa.nled Suite C Newport Beech NAm ITATlmNT COMPANY (AKA Comus
peirlmeni nes tne ngl!I to 3090 Pullman Street. Costa Whictt time s9'd bids wm be cordance with the Bid Docu· PROPERTIES. 221 E 17th Yorkthire LS17 7EA. Eng· by such ca1h1er·1 check. Caltl. 926&o ' The tollowlng persons ate Enterprises. Inc . 24 .,8,~_, an~ •Hegulartly on a Mesa Ca11t 92626 publicly opened and read menlS which are now In file SI., Santa An1. Calif. 92701 land C&lh. Of bidder'• bonO Delta O.Ylloe>menl I, a doing buelneea u : DeJptunus. Irvine, Calif
l:>ld or 10 reiect any or all Edward G Warmington, for: and may be NCUl'ed in the OonalO E.. Fawt>ank.I. 177 Renee MILier, 12 Sand· The ContrKtor thell. In Cel1tornia limlteo partner. KYAIE ALEXANDER, 1405 927 15
O•ds Trus1ee ot Tiie Warmington PRINT & BINO 1988-89 ollloe of the Director ol Riverside SI . Newpon moor L ane. L eeds, lhepertormenoeottnework ehlp, 4262 Campus Drive • ....,,brooh. ~,Calif. Comus EnterooMS, Inc:.
NOO•O WIUoeconsidered FamolyTruSl:•TruslB.3090 C ATAL OG : ORANGE PurCllMlng ol said eollege Beacll.C.ilf.92663 Yorkshtre,lSl7 7EA. Eng· en01mprovemen1S.conform Sult• C, Newport 8Mcll, 92804 (tncorporaled 11 111/S9.
un•ess .1 5 made on a stan· Pullman Street Costa Mesa. COAST COLLEGE Olalncl Victoria Nelson. 177 R•v· land IO lhe Labor Code Of the c.Nt. 92660 Kyne Pagalidl1, 140S Celofoml••· 24 Oeiph1nus,
01,0 rorm turnosP\ed by tlle Calll 92626 All bids are 10 be in ao· Each b•dder must 1YbmU erllide SI • Newpor1 Beach. T111s business os con· Slate of C.tilorn11 and <>Cher This business Is con· P9fnbrOOlle, "'**"'· Caltf 1nnne, Calif 92715
Oeoartmen1 and i.s made 1n This business 1s con-cordance wttll the BIO Oocu· with hrs btO • CUh1er's Calif 92663 ducteo by • gen.11(•1 s>ert· lews ol Ille Stele Of Cell· <luc1*S by a lirr111ecs partner-92904 Tt\11 business tS con·
accoroance .,,1n 1ne In· OUC1ed oy a gene<al Par1· menrs wtllCll are now 1n Ille Check. cettifte<I cllecic. or This business 11 con· nerth11> le><nia anO otller '-ot the Ullp This bu11neu 11 con· Ouct.CS by a 00tpora1oon
WUCl•ons 10 eiooers nership and may be MCUred in the bidders bond maoe pat= Oucled by husband and wile Jona111an M•lle<. 0-al State of C111torn11 appli-Batney Matlin. General duc:1.CS by en tndMOual Gordon w WoleS, ~esa-
A oa~ment bona STO Edwaro G W1rm1nglon onloe ol the Otrector of to the order of the I Oonlld E.. F.,rbanks Partner Uble thereto. with the ••· Partner Kyne Pagelidis dent
807 ,,, an 3,,,00n1 eQuaJ to Tllis s111emenl was hied PureflUlng ol said COiiege Community College Oletrlct Tiiis statement was filed This llltemenl was l11ed cepllon only of such van-This statement wu llleO Tiiis stat-I was fllecS Th11 statement was foleO
50•. 01 111e amoun1 or tile wtlll Ille County Clerk of Or· Oistl'lCt Board ol Trv11... In an with Iha County C~ of Or· with Ille Counly Cte<k of Or· a1ton1 u may be required wllh the County CleOI of Of. with the County Clertl of()(. twitn tlle County Clerk ot ()(.
contract mus1 aecompany ange County on M11c11 21. Each bidder mu1t aubm1t amovn1 001 Ins than llw enge County on M111ch tS, ange County on Marcil 29, unOer Ille spec1al statues ange Coun1y on Marcto 3. anoe County on Maten 3, ange County on Mwc:h 10.
every conlract involving an 1986 with his b10 a cashier's percent (5.,.•) of Ille aum bid 1988 1988 pursuant to which proceed· 1988 1988 1988
••oenooture •n e•cess of f375312 cnectc, oertllleO chec:.k. or u a guarantee that Iha bid-Fr741n '171110 1no1 hereunder 111e taken nn117 ,,.,,_ F'a74*
S5 000 oo Puohslled Oraooe Coast bidder's bond made payable der will enter Into the Published Orange Coa11 Publlshecl Orange co .. t ano whleh have not been Pubhthed Orange Cout Published-Oraoge Cout Published Or9n09 Coast
Thesuccesstutooode<w111oa11yP1lot Marc1128.Aprtt 4,10 the order ot the Cout proP<>MO Contract If the Oelly Pilot M11ch 21, 28. Oally PllotAprll4,11,19,25, 1uperseded by the 011tyPll01Maret114,21,28. OellyPlk>tMerch14,21,28. o.,1y P1101 March 21 . 28.
oe required 10 execute a 11 18 1988 Community College Olstrlcl aame 11 awardeO to him In April 4, 11, 1988 1988 prov111ons ol the Labor April 4, ttea April 4, 1988 April 4. 11. 1988
contractual agreement on M-368 Boa!'O ol Trust ... In an the event of failure 10 .,,,., M-351 • M-388 Code Preference lo labor M·321 M-323
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MONDAY, APRIL 4, 1988 25 CE TS
Students vacate C·oast beaches
Spring break ends uneventfully as cool
Easter day gtves llf eguards. police a rest
BJ PAUL AllCIDPLEY ..... ..., ...
Mimickint the month of March
before it. spnna break went out like a
lamb aloha the Ora• Coast, with
even smaller lhan usual crowds
visitina the shoreline on Sunday.
Followina a week of sporadic
M.rtln Wther King Jr. 's
assassination a mystery
20 years later./ A3
California
Mutlliation-rapist Singie.
ton's parole ends this
month./M
Bualneu
incidents that threatened but never
exploded into the kjnd of violence
lhat marred put Easter weeks, police
and lifeguard officials reported quiet,
behaved crowds on Sunday.
.. The bunny's dead," said Newport
Beach Police Sgt. Ken Cowell on
Sunday evening.
Newport Bcadh offittrs had main-
tained hlah v1sibtlity, includina foot
patrols and a cruise control check-
point on the peninsula most tvminp
durina the week that deflated any
pokntial plans for tuml~ popu-lar strip into a rowdy ou party.
Even the weather cooperated Sun-
day, with mild temperatures in the
low 60s and austy brttzes encourq-
ina many to leave town early. •
''It's been a real quiet day today;·
said Newport Beach lifC"guard Mitch
Whl&e. "It was kind of cool. we bad a
chilly wind and there wasn't a whole
lo t of activity... people. . (
In fact. no one among the estJmatcd And tn Lasuna Beach. ""~~
SS,000 wbo visited N('WJ)()rt Bcacb officers saw pttb.aps the most \'tOl-
reqwred rescwna. White sald. cncc of any lllCftC)' alone the Oran1t
-1 think It was the weather, kids Coast la1a week.. lifeauards watched aoin_a ~k to .. sc~I. people do•na ovCT' a relatively smalf CTOwd of about
family th1ncs. he wd. I 0.000 and mMk some 20 rcscurs.
-liuntinaton Beach lifquards were said hftgµard Wa) ne Dottcnwh\
busier, due_ to • strong ripuck that "NothinsmaJorhap~ned~od.1) It
plaaued thrir shorchne all wet le Ions. ' was a ptttt) tood Easter da\ he said
But thett, a.oo. cro-.ds Wtte do•'n. The pany cnckd for lens of
said Lt. Steve Da\ 1d\On. Ht esu-thousands ofstudcnts v. ho d~ndt'd ma~ the beach crov. d at I S.000. on Palm Spnnp last v.~k. too "'here
with tifieauuds rcscumr mo~ than 30 pohtt reported t~ b1~st hadacht'
Shoppers fear higher
prices amid supermarket
mergers./ A7
Inda Coloradans vote in primary today·
Advice and Games A 10
BulletJn Board A3
Business A7-8
Claaffled EM-6
Comics A11
EntertaJnment A9
In the seMc:e A4
Opinion A6
Paparazzi A9
Public notices 87-8
Sports 81-4
Weather A2 ·, ....
BJ llnA BEAMISH .......... ,__.._
The presidmtial candidates took
their politickina to Easter church
scrvicn on S1,1nday as they battled for
victory in this v.uk's campaian
double feature -the Colorado
caucuses today and Wisconsin pri-
mary on Tuesday.
Republican Pat Robt'rtson. whOK
candidacy is all but derailed by Vice
Prnident Geof1C Bush·~ march to the
1omination, said he hM a mandate
from God and won't stop until he is
president of the United States.
Sayins he would run apin in 1992.
Robertson told about J 000 people at
Denver's Happy Churrti that -1 am
not aoina to qun ... That is His plan
for me and for this nation. ..
But with Bush's no,,,ination vir-
tually assured. the I 98ft focus is now
on the Democrats.
Sen. Albert Gore Jr. ofTennesstt.
who has staked hopes of ~viving has
trailin& campa1an w1th a good show-
ina in WisconslD on Tuesday. picked
up the cndorKmcnt this weekend of
the Milwauktt Journal
The newspaper cned Gore's -un-
prcss1,c record" ID arms control.
m1htar. ~form and rnvironmcntaJ
protrctlon. and caJl(d htm "one of
Congrns' best informed mcmbenon
the future of sctcDC"C and technology ··
Massachu~tts Gov. Michael
Dukak1s. who sham frontrunner
status with J~ Jackson. was asked
by rcporten outsic:k a Milwaukee
church if be shared the view ofsomr ~mocrats Lba1 Jackson 1s not cl«·
table bcca~ he his Nack and too
hbrral.
-1 don't t.bJnk thcrt as an) wa~ 01
knov.,ng. -Dubbs sa1c1
OemocratJc Pam C1wrman Paul
Kirt also sadcsaeWcd 1 hat question
Sunda' when 1ntef"1C"~ on <\BC-
T\'·s ·-niis Wttk With Da\ld
BnnltlC) -procram.
··\\ r ha\·cn't nominated an)onc
~ct.·· he said. "The ~mocrauc Pan~
v.111 do its best to nom inate. I hope.
the most electable candidate ID order
to vnn ID ~o,cmbcr "
""---COLOllADO/ A2)
• of the Wttk v.as the tnffte Jam created
b~ th~ lea' mg town
··Tnffic IS prttt~ bcaV) ." ~
K..a~n Holtz told .\S5"Cated Press.
.. The~ ·,e bttn k anng aJI day IOQI.
depending on hov. drunk. the) WCf'C
lut ntght ··
Palm pnngs pohcc wh~ fonx
was bttfrd up b~ offiC'Cf'S from the
Rr.crs1dc Count) hmfl'-s Oepan-
mrnt and the Cali fornia Hiabway
Pairol. v.-rote an estimated S.000
( 1t.i11ons dunng the v.t'('k. m05lly for
(Pleue eee STtJDEllTS/A2)
Panama
tries to -
' stop U.S.
official
Amb assador' scar
followed·after visit
with Vatican e n voy
By llEID C. MILLER ............... .._
PAN<\M.\ on·. Panama -.\.
Panamanian mthtaf" '('h1cle tned to
stop the cbauffcur-dr" en hmouS1nc
ofl" -'mbass.ador -'nhur Davis on
Sunda~ but the diplomat contlDued
on to his residence t he l' S. Em bass)
rt ported
it cal~ the ;nadrnt ··scnous •·
The etTon to stop the &mbauador
came aftet Panamanians nch and
poor attended church · stf"1cn ot>-
~n 1 ng a sombcT EastN in the cnsis
o'er thc rcfu.saJ of _C-.nt Manuel
.\ntomo ~onep to resign. .
:-O:oncp commands the 15,0C»-
membcr Oden~ Forc'M and as the
m1ht.a~ stro~an I" the power ~hind the Cl\ ihan 10' C'T'Tlmnlt. He is
undtt indictment b~ a fedrnl pand
JU~ 1n flonda.. and has ~Jectcd U S
demands that he resrgn
T ercncc Kn~booc. a L .S. Em-
bass~ spokesman. s.aJd Dans bad
'1s1tt'd the \ auc:an ambassador and
"'"&S !Q,,"I an his car •'hen a m1l1tary
-\chicle brpn follm11 n1g 1mmed1-
a1rl). p1ck1ng tht"JTI up nght outadc
the g.atr
.. h followt'd them Jo•'tl Balboa
.\' cnue. then tnt'd to stop them wnh
lights and suT:ns The ambassador·s
dn' CT. in aC'C'Ordance ,,.,th IDStruc-
ttons. did no t sto p The ambassador ----. (Pleue-PAJCAMA,/ A2)
Sunday shift no picnic an Easter
BJ PAUL AltClllPLEY .............. afternoon meal, followed by popcorn around
the TV with "l..assi<'.. and "Walt-();sncy
Prntnts." But a spcciaHcw even then wett on
the job. They wcrc patrolhna the streets..
answmna the fi~ alarm and staftina the
their home ID Fontana to grandma's house 1n
San Pedro for Easter d 1nntt.
··Thefc w~ no frttways m thOK days ..
either." Brooks noted.
llBstate lifeguards--
retire first rescue
boat fOr new model
Foe most. Sunday was a day of rest. of free
time with family and friends. And for Chris-
tians. it was the m<m Important rcli,jous
holiday of the year.
But for thousands in Oran,e County and j
etscwhc~. Sunday was ~not~ day of~
from servins bunpy cu'tomen to cari"I for the
sick. from rinaina up purchatcs 10 collarina
criminals who never take a day olf.
Just a aiencration qo, it seemed like nearly
cvcrythina shut down on Sunday -esp«W/y
on Easter. The local lt'rvice ttation was open
until noon. perhaps. for the OCQliona.l CUSMMner
who wanted to ps up hefcn IMina bis W..ily
for a Sunday drive.
Most people in thole days were s&ayjna
homt' after church, cnjoyina lhaa special Sunday
'-
emerscncy room. ·
They stm are.
LL David Brooks oftbe Costa Mesa Police
Oepaif mciillw workcoon Sundays for most or
his I 8-year career in law enforcement
While he accepts workjna weekends as an
unavoidable pan ofhis chosen profnsion. bcina
on duty this particular Sunday was a little bit
harder.
T'ht son of a minister. be recalled Easter
Sunday as an cspeciall~ bia day for the Brooks
family.
It staned with a sun rite scrvitt. followed by
the rcplar church services. Then the &miJy
would pile into the car for the Iona dri~ from
F1nall). they'd make the long dnvc back for BJ llOBDT BAAi.ER
cven1D1 scrvaces at churt"h. •-.... .-. ...
This )ear, Brooks' Wik drnsc'd their Llfeauards W'lll put their old urf-
"hiktrm. and tool ltKm l CLCbuCC_h whlk. he -t-"•.u.u ..LLfquard ttSC boa.l lDlO_
beaded for work. After church. his famil) mc't mothballs and 11nll aiet a new statt"-Oi-
bim for an Easter meal dunna his lunch hour. thc--an SI 00.000--plus craft to make
.. Fortunately. I hvr locally so~ coukS do ocean rescues at Hun11ngton tatr
that. But a lot of thnc auys hvc a long wa) from Beach that ~tches fm m the ~ev.-
herc and don·t have that opportun1t)." Brooks pon 8cacb Ra\'n Je1t~ toa mile south
said. of the "untiftllon 8cad1 Pler
Marie S«ley. an~ at coraear HosptaJ of Drcommasuon1ns C'C"T'CtnODICS for
Costa Mesa.didn't ba\•r that kind of opportun1-the old boat aJT sc-heduled ""'
ty, either. Satu.rda1 at C>ranlt CC\unt' Shenffs AU of her famil) ?'5 pthenQI at her HartJor Patrol Hcadqu.irtm ID C"or-
(PITTW -~AT/A21 onaddMar.
s...~ lafequards aad the o1d Surf-
watch boat. wbtdl has bttn e>pcrallftl
IDC'r ~pnl of 1964. Y.'aS COMtructfd
of v.ood and has bcC'omc so~t
cumbersome to <>peratt"
The aJl-1111o·c.ubcc.~ cn1L con-
stru<1ed of fibtt glass at the C"f\~tahner h1p)-ard in Costa Mesa.
1s designed to ha ''C fastM" acukrauon
and more s~ed and man-
ru,erab1ht\
It v.111 be powered ~\ twm. 3~ ho~pov.cr ps c-npncs h 'Wlll have a
CJT"-of tv.o -an Ol'Cf'ator and a
hfq~rd -and can can') about IS to ~' 1ct1m offiC'lals said
L1foguard said that urt. .. tcb I
"'-as tM state's first hfrguard mew
fP'•• -U9CUS/A21
Easter services bring messages of renewal, hope in state
Episcopal bishop-elect draws
fire for view oa resurrection
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rrxy photo of chancellor's
fife rem.ov.ed from portfolio
•r • A.111 ell:tM Pna the wife ofa colleaed1stnct employee cla1min1 their privacy had been Ajudeebuordereda~topapber ~t someone had seen the pictures. violated. .
to AOp showina potential customen These photographs have cost me Westbr09k countef'N in h1.s de-··~ir.. photos that 1 colleae far more than money .... I have never fense Thursday that he had a witness
chancellor's wife had made in No-felt so embarrassed a~d ~umiliated," who ~ould S;IY that Mrs. K~l~nnan
v•mber as 1 1exy Chri~tmas sift for Mrs. Kellerman . said 1n a sworn ~d 11ven h1~ verbal rcrm1won to her husband statement filed 1n Oran~ County display the pictures. The photOlf'B-
The order ·muccs Friday put an end Supe~or Coun. "I have .. bcen on an pher·Sfid it ~s necessary to display
to photopapher Ray Wrstbrook's use emotional roller coaster. such pictures in order tn get work.
of the pbot<>sraphs of Tricia Kellerman went to the studio on He also said he would have de·
Kellerman. one a semi-nude picture. March 2S and pulled tht" photoaraphs stroyed the phc;>tos if the Kellerma~s
in a display in his studio's "boudoir" out of the sampk book. Westbrook had called ham to convey their
sample album. called the police. and ~ccused concern.
Mrs. Kellerman, wife of Jamn Kclle~o of steahn& the pictures. Westbrook said Friday he had cut
Kellerman, cbanceUor of the Nonh The pohcc d~pJ?Cd thr c~sc but the up the disputed pictures and siven Ora• County Community Colleac Kellcrmans d1dn t. them to his attorney. "They basically
Oistn('t, learned on March 2S from They filed a $250.000 lawsuit don't exist," he said.
COI;ORE>OPRIM&RYTODAY •••
..,_Al
.Jack.son on Sunday showed no con<;_em about repons of cbnsterna-
lion amona Dcmocr:\ls ovel' his
recent momentum.
Spe¥ina to overflow crowds at two
Denver churches, he continued to
hammer home the themes that have brouaht a burgeoning rnponsc to his
campaian.
At the First Baptist C'hurch. where
1,500 people jammed inside and at
least as many listenw to hi m on
loudspeakers outside. JacbOh said:
··1 sense as I travrl around the
nation somethin& is going on. Therr
arc several thoµsand people outdoors
-something is going on.
.. From Aspen to ~labama
something is going on ... Hope has
bccn"l.lnlcascd.''
fornia Assembly Speaker W1lhe
Brown said Sunday tltatlhc margin of
Jack.son's successes has surprised
even him. But he said that even if
Jack.son sets the most dt'lrp tes by the
end of the primary season. that
doesn't mean he should get the
nomination.
/' .. You can have ll'.lpl urality of the
delrptcs and still not Ix> able to reach
the 2,082 required t<' secure the
nominat!P.n," Brown ~aid on "This
Weck With David Brinkley.''
Dukakis so far hac; won 653.5
deleptes to Jackson·., 646.5 and
Gore's 381 .8.
HB ticket wins Lotto prize
BJ Tk AaedetM Presa
The $4. 7 million Lotto jackpot
went unclaimed, but a Huntinaton
Brach tic:Ut was among six that won
~ priz.es ofS2 I 6.03 I each,
California lotlef)' officials announced
Sunday.
The winning tickets were sold at: 7-
Eleven, 11400 Donner Pass Rd ..
Truckee; Graca&Je Storr. Hi&hway 99
in Gracaak in Plumas County; Tour-
nament Bowl 3443 Saviers Rd .•
Oxnard: 7-Eleven. 8492 Warner,
HuntinJtOn Beach: Lindley Liquor.
7137 Lindley St .. R~ Sun Rise
Liquor. SIS N. Diamond Bar Blvd ..
Diamond Bar.
Hazy, fat day ahead for Coast
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In en.ct tor winds to 25 knots <Wf/lf 4-foot ..... Southern Cellfomie mountelna .,... wilt be felt through
Tueed1y except tor tog and low clouda on the lower COUU.
lloPel l'ueedey motninQ. Moat~daya_.. turneoolet, _,.. 1oc• we1t to northWMt winds 20 to 30 mph toc19Y.
todey will range In the UPI* 50t to eo..1owa In IM lower~
to iower 408.
o...rt1 will be eunny and felr through Tueadey, with
eouthwest to west wind• blowing 20 to 30 mph In ttle northern
desert• tod1y and west to northweet 20 mph In the IOUtMrn cMM<ts.
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Surf Forecast
Jackson's success in the primanes
and c.aucu~ -includan& a victory
over Duk.akis in the Virgin Islands on
Saturday -has created a sticky issue
for Democrats bent on picking a
nominee who can sccure the White
House.
~ top prize-mone) rolls over to
combine with the srnnd prize in Wednesdlly's ":lotto 649tt drawi., meani.na that jackpot should racfl S9 millioo. said lottery spokesman JC}hn
Scbade.
The winruns numbeB. picked Sat-STUDENTS VACA TE COAST BEACHES.••
His campa11tn chairman. Cah·
urday nisht. were: 13. 41 . 21 , 36. 17. From A 1
43 and the bonus num~r. 10. quickly and dcfute tM ~ituations. Michael Smitb of San C'lemente carrying open liquor containers. said
Lt. Bill Manger. ·
PANAMA TRIES TO STOP AMBASSADOR •••
More than SOO arrest~ were made
for a variety of ofTenS<'s among the
pany crowd -chiefly for public
drunkenness. Manger said.
A week aao in Huntinaton Beach. also was arrested for inciting a riot.
poli~ arrested a woman for allqicdly Again on Saturda). about 300
engaging in a sex act on the sand with youths near the pier interfered as
an unknown partner. police broke up a pany.
Four officers arrived to see Linda Teen-agers began throwing beer From Al
was driven to has residence. and the
other vehicle followed l'll the way."
"We considrr this serious.''
Kneebone added. He said that would
be the embassy's 0nly charac-
terization of the incident and referred
any funher questions to the State
Dcpanment in Washington.
Kneebone said Davie; had gone to
call on the papal nuncio. Monsignor
Jose Sebastian Laboa to pay his
respects on Easter Sunda)'. The
spokesman noted thnl the rpal
ambassador 1s the dean o the
diplomatic rorps in Panama.
The distance between Laboa's rcs1-
dcocc and the American am-
bassador's home is about two miles.
Sunday's edition of the military-
run newspaper La Repuhlica carried a
front-page picture of Oavis with a
caption that said he did not venture
from has residence unless he was
.. armed to the teeth ...
A brief anicle accu'led the am-
bassador of .. exaggerat1ng .. anr poss-
ible threat to his person"<' I sccunty and
said he suffered from e11 her ··a
persecution complex" or .. guilt~
conscience."
The incident came only thrtt days
after the Panamanian government
said the Defense Forces wo uld not do
anything to provokr an excuse for a
U.S. invasion. "Aware of the overwhelming
power threatening it. the Republic of
Panama ... will not provide the
foundation for fabrication ofa charge
of aggression that could pretend to
justify the launching of acts of war,"
the go,ernment said.
The United States has more than
10.000 m1litaf) personnel in Panama
under the Panamanian-based U.S.
Southern Command. The Reagan
administration sajd Fnday it would
sent 1.300 additional soldiers and
Marines to Panama this week to
reinforce security for .:\ mericans and
U.S.fac1lities in the country.
It was a far cry from the Good
Frida) rampage of two years ago.
when youths and young adult"5
swarmed the downtown area. pelting
pohrc \\1th bottles and traring clothes
ofT of coeds.
Palm Springs poht·c subsequently
decided 10 increase security. a
measure 1he> believe Olccounted for
the relall'<' calm this 'ear. Manger
sa11J.
Orange Coast police likewise
prepared for the infl ux of )Oung
ixoplc. ~ that e"cn "hen potenual
danger arose. offi cers "ere able to act
Deleon alle&cdly expo~ing herself to bottles. prompting officers to·request
a crowd of some 300. assistance from sheriff!' deputies and
As police arrested the woman. Newpon Beach police to disperse the
onlooker Grqory Hamilton alletcdly cro\\'d.
began leading the crowd in a chant to By Sunday evening. however. the
riot. police said. He, too. wasarrested. pany was ovrr. Frl"Cways were
Laguna Beach officers faced a jammed with holiday crowds heading
similar incident last week while home.
arresting a man for l:x>in& drunk in "h'stoocrowdedforustobebusy,''
public. · • said 'a California Highway Patrol
Officers had to dispe1 sea crowd of dispatcher. "The traffic's too slow for
about 200 youths near the Aliso Pier anyone to get into any trouble.
when the~ tried to stop the arrest of "We had a rouplc of minor cases.
Walter Chnsunet. Otherwise. it's been real quiet."
SERVICES BRING MESSAGES OF HOPE •••
From Al
SUNDAY SHIFT NO PICNIC ON EASTER ••• \Olunteer~ helped out
The church's pastor. the Re'. Ceci l
W1lh:ims. ul>Cd the occasion to d1s-
<·us!> the epidemic of"crack" cocaine
abuse in his sermon to n large Easter
congregation. His sermon was enti-
tled "Crack Thi: Rock." and as pan of
it he S)mbolicall) took a cross and
Jabbed It through a white papier-
mache sphere representing a .. rock"
of cocaine.
cars or burned out bu1ldinp. There
are a lot of mothers and kids from
Skid Row hotels. thr mentally ill.
Then there are the people here who
JUSt live on the street."
Aenal Tramway employee ·Lena
Zimmerschied said Rev. Patrick
McClain's sermon centered on hope.
.. Without Christ there would be no
hope."
From Al
off on Sunday.
"I volunteered to work for some-
one so they could ha H' Easter off.''
she said.
Her goodwill gesture as often
matched elsewhere b) single people
who don't have family commitments.
Over at Newpon Beach Fire Engine
Compan) 6. three firdightrrs were
spending a qu1ct Easter Ciunda y in the
station house
"We-had one med1~ a1d~nd did1l
little bit. of training ·· said Jim
Pasternak
Pasternak and Den nis Watts are
singk. 8111 Bennett . thr captain. is
mamcd but has rio rh1ldrrn. He said
bis wife wou,ld be working. too. in a
hospital emergency room.
"We"ve been work1nf! holidays for
17 years:· Bennett S<l1d. nodding
toward P&.stcma~ 'Td rather be
working.··
parrnts house for Easter dinner. But
Scelc) was scheduled in from 6 a.m.
to6.p.m.
"We were talking ab<'ut how sad it
was to be working on Easter.'' she
said. "Normally. I would have gone
to church today. Then I would've
gone to my mom's for dinner and
colored Easter eggs ...
Sttley did ha ve an Easter ex-
perience. of sorts. On the-way to work.
she s~ttcd a jack rabbit running
across t e road.
.. I stopped and thought. 'It's the
Easter bunny.' He looked real busy. too, .. she said.
Watts did mana$c to 'panic·1pa1e in
an Easter meal. His fami l) gathered
on Thursday. he said. Near Palm Spri.ngs. a tram ride
.brought people to the top of Mount
San Jacinto for a n0n-denomina-
tional scvice.
Under sunny skie~ and warm
temperatures. the half-hour service
was topped off by breakfast on thr
mountain.
That's how it as t()da}. People
adjust. Sharon Shf)ne. :i records clerk
at the Laguna Beach Police Depan-
ment. 58id her Easters :is a child and.
later. as a wife and mother were
special occasions for the entire fam-An Easter jam session and dancing VIEW ON RESURRECTION.•• ily. from grandchildrt'n to grand· was held outside San Franciscos's
parents. Grace Cathedral atop Nob Hill with From Al
"We'd always JO w church. fol-Turk Murph) 's Ne" Orleans-style liberal theol0g1ans. and was con-
lowed by Ea5lt<rd1nnerlllen we<l t>e Jarrband pta·ymg. ~fntdltrarBol'SCh's t"l«tion would
sick from all the eggs and candy.'' Senior c1tm:ns and pcopfe with add to the problem.
Shrynr said . AIDS enjoyed an Eastrr Da y picnic at .. Easter has become toda~a casual Now single. she noted. "Divorces a park in the Tenderloin.
really change holida)S a lot. These • Sunnsc services and Easter egg holida> ofcuddl y bunnies, Ster CU
kinds 0~·obs do. too. h 1 h Id h gh h hunts and beach outing~covered with unts a so were e t rou out t e the veneer of early mornin1 piety. .. I tol m) watch commander I've nonhcrn half of the 'llate drspite Thisisn'tEaster. lt'ssprin&break.."hc been working at the notice depan-fogg ). cloudy weather 1n many areas. .
ment too long. becausc I don't even Breakfast was served to the home· said.
think abs>ut holidays anymore." less at Uniop Rescue Missi on on Lo~ Borsch replied: "McClaskey a~
Brenda Cockrill. a waitress at Angeles' Skid Row. Mi'lsion spokes-parently wanted to engaac me in a
Spires restaurant in Huntington man Gene Vine said 3.000 meals were theological debate and has turned it
dean of St. Paul's Catht"dral.
~0can Bonch;s coml)lctely iri the
risht as far as I'm concerned and the
people who voted against him are
completely wrong." said Carroll. a
committee member who voted for
Borsch. "It is unfonunate to push
lomconr to the wall to say they
believe in the physical Rcsuntttion
of Jesus:· .
--ant to work holidays. c;o they ask thr J .. A lot of the marru:d 1u.ys don't
ngle guys to "Ork for them:·
Pasternak said. i
rr there was a silver lining on the
Easter Sunday cloud. it could be
fou'nd in the fact that the emeflmCY
room so far had been relatively quiet
-a couple of cardiacs. a waiter who
got food poisoning from eating at his
own restaurant. a golfrr who needed
stitches after being stnick by a golf
ball._
"Usually. hohdaysarc bad," Sttky
said. "Luckil y. it's a rel igious holiday.
so people don't get so drunk. Usually
on holidays we get the drunk driving
victims. there's a lot of family fi&hts. a
lot of stress.''
Beach. also has adJuste<1 . served. in to a political campaign."
"In the J.>8"· I would've--been-hom "T~ types of J>'.COPk her~ arc so -Bocsch...haL.hisJ JAPJ><>Iten in the
havin' dinner with the family." vaned." Vine said ... There arc the San Dicio di~. includina Bishof.
Cockrill said. working poor. who work and live in Brinkley Monon and James Carrol ,
The LosAnaclesdioccse is thefifth-
largcst in the country, t"ncompassina
Los AnFlcs. Oranae. Ventura. San
Bernardino. Santa Barbara counties
and a ~nion of Riverside County. The· diOCesc as SOJ'R)0-61ptizca
memben.
· Even 1f thry h~n't hecn wor\ng
Sunday. their da > wouldn't necess-
arily have revolved arou nd Easter.
Pasternak said he'd ~at the gym
-except It was closcd for Easter.
Watts would be surfing Bennett said
he'd be sign ing up for ovenime at the
station.
Nilene Harry also w:ts staffing the
emergency room on Sunday. But she
had an opportunity to enjoy an Easter
dinner with her family hcfore repon-
ing to work. In fact. Harry is usuall y
RESCUE BOAT REPLACED •••
h'OIDAl
boat.
Three months after it was ~ristened. the Surf watch took part in
rescuceffortsonJuly 11. 1964. which
has become known as hlack Sunday.
libuards said. 'three people drowned and hun·
dttds were reteucd when sudden.
tlro"t rip currents carried bathen i"'° peril at the state beach, lifepards
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Surfwatch made 60 rescues that
day. lifquards said. and at one time
bad 36 victims and fivt" lifqwirds in
the boat at the same time.
Lifeguards said that over the P91t
2• years.. Surfwa1ch and her crew has
saved more than 2.000swimmcnand
assisted vcuels in diltrnl dult bad an
accumulated value of more than S2
million .
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"You have to make the buck. This
holiday isn"t the major one. Spires
closn on Christmas and Thanksgiv-
ing. .. she said.
"Most restaurants don't. That''i
wonh all the money in the world."
Cock.rill. however. still planned to
mark Easter.
"My kids are older now, so it's not
such a big deal," w said ... I'll bur.
them some candy and say I love you. ·
Michael King. a c~rk at a Hunt-
ington Beach convtniencc store,
qrced Easter -and the times -
have chan8cd.
He remembers a youth of tra-
ditional famiry ptherings and Easter
dinners. On Sunday. hr manaaed to
atlmd church and walch his kids hunt for~ before reporting to work.
"'It s not like it used to be. !Wple
art IO busy today ... Ki".'J said. "They
f()l'let thinp -milk.. diapers. Some-
body's tot lo take care of them.··
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