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Home My WebLink About1988-05-03 - Orange Coast Pilot1 # f .- I TUFSDAY, MAY 3, 1988 25 CENTS Wieder ·g.raduation· falsified Supervisor-congressional hopeful calls bio raphical claim interviewer's error By BOB VAN EYl.EN .............. . ~~ County Supervisor Har- nett Wieder conceded today that she knew for more than IO year"5 that her official bioSt1pl)ies listed her as a graduate of a university she never attended. MThe 1nit1al mistake was an inter- Oliver North, accused of Illegally diverting funds to the Contra rebels, says the charges against him . are a badge of honor./ A5 Coast Costa Mesa has settled a lawsuit with the widow of the civilian who died in a crash of the city's police helicopter 14 months ago./A3 Entertainment Handicapped children get the chance to perform "live On Stage. "/A10 Index· Advice and Games Births Bulletin Board Business Classified Comics Death notices Entertainment Opinion Police Log Public notices Sports Weather Weddings 85 89 A3 A7-9 87-9 86 810 A10 A6 A3 89-10 81~ A2 89 viewer's.'' she said. "but I allowed 11 to carry on for several years ~cause I was embarnssed by 1t." The charac that Wieder lied about having vaduated from Wayne State University in Detro1~ was issued b) campaign officials workang for Dana Rohrabacher. one of her compcrnors 1n the race for the 42nd Dastnct CMplits growth measure on ballot City Council maY also wrt te Its own traffic-control bill By JENNIFER WEBER Of_O..,,... ..... The Costa MtSa City Council agrttd Monda) night to put a slow. growth 1n1ttall'-e on the November ballot. but C'ounc1Lman Peter Buffa sugg.estcd the city consider its own .traffic-control ordinance. :n a 4-0 \Ole. with Councilman Da'e \\'heeler abstaining. the council agreed to 1n\est1gate what Buffa called a .. traffic control" ordinance l}mg development to traffic levels m the Cit)'. Buffa said he thought of the ahernat1' c after the Apnl 18 me-etang. a biller S<'ssaon that collapsed with counC'll mcm~rs sn1p1ng at each other over a staff repon analyzing Lhe Citizens Sensible Slow-Growth and Traffic lnit1at1ve The 1n111at1ve. to appear on the No'. 8 ballot. ltnksde,elopment wtth an areas ab1ltt) to handk traffic. flooding and emergency S<'f\. tces. Buffa claimed suppon for the 1n1t1at1ve stems from frustration over traffic .. The rest of 1t 1s fl1m-flam," he said of the c1t1zens· ant11at1"e .. This isn't intended to control traffic: it's in- tended to stop growth ·· But Ja) Humphreys. spokesman for Costa Mesa Residents for Respon- sible Gro" th -the group that collected enough signatures to put the 1nit1att' e on the ballot -said he d1dn·1 put mucta stock m Buffa's proposal. "It's stnctl) pohtacal," he said. "Ifs 100 percent poht1cal." ~ Buffa said has propo ould formaltze the cit> 's eady ··stringent'" standards He gave City Manager Allan Roeder 60 days \O (Pla.R eee MESA/ A2) conircss1onal nomination. Rohrabacher said the false statt- ment about W1eder's educational background surfaced in a "routine background check .. conducted by his camp1gn staff "They found S<'Veral different ages listed 1n vanous b1<>$f3ph1es; I thmk one hsted her as havmg been born m 1920. and another one as ha vmg been born 1n 1928. ··said Rohrabacher. "So to check 11 out we decided to call her college and-we found out they had no record of her" The claim that Wieder was gradu- r ated wtth a JOurnaJism dC"grce from Wayne State appears 1n numerous documents. mclud1ng a 1977 typed resume which was obtained b)' the Datl) Pilot "hen Wieder was a member of the Huntington Beach Ctl\ Council Wieder admitted today that she did not attend Wayne Stal~. or any other uni\ erstt) She said the incorrect rdume item stemmed from a mistake made b)' an 1nterv1e'Aler comp11tn1 an official btOlfllph) of her in the 1960s when she was an aide to former Los Angeles Ma)or Sam Yorty An aquatic fa.m.lly pata lta 8eal of approftl on a ratmc place at the entrance to N~rt Barbor. The pleasure of a warm eun arr,ently outwe1Cha the annoyance of a constantly ctanc bell. Swan takes a low-key approach -~ Candidate cites 20 years of experience the ranl of captam 'o'htle serving in the l S .\nn) from 1967 to 1971. in effort to win 40th Congressional seat for the past six years. He was ~~~~1?~~fna ~~~t~~~Ul) as a hehcop- appointed by Orange County water Desptte the length) resume. Swan agencies an 1985 to rep~nt their ad no" led'es he 1s at ~t the fourth interests m the e1Jht<0unty Sou them man 1 n a I _-candidate ra« that most 87 PAUL ARCIUPLEY Of ... ...., ....... Except that he lacks money, or- pnizauon and wido-spread name ~ition, Peer Swan might be considered a IOlic:al front-runner in the crowded 40th ConaressfonaJ Dis- trict Re~blican primary. Certainly he boasts some of the stronacst credentials for long-time service to his community. Swan, ·O. has been involved in low visibility community _~rt datina beck to lhe mid-1960$ when he voluntttred 01n \-Oler ~1strat1on proJects. ··set out the vote" dnvesand vanous campaign activities for the Republican Party. He was..!_mcmber on the Board of Governors tn the Repubhcan ~ sociates of Oranac County from 1979-U and has been an associate to the State Repubhcan Central Com- mittee since 1984. Swan has faced the electorate h1msr1r. bavina been voted a director with the Irvine Ranch Water District in 1979. He has 1erved u pttSident Caltfom1a Water Committee. o~n ers sa) has three front-runners. He was appointed toOrangeCoun-But he behe'es that rnume speaks l)' Sanitation Distnct 14 when 1t was as loudl) as all the sltck campatgn fonned in 1985 as well as treasurer of ltteratureofh1s ~tier-financed oppo- 0rang"C County Citinns for Water. nents. Undersconna his interest in cduca-And lo"' '1s1b1ltt) or not. ~ says tion. he became a charter member of his "on. on th~ organizations lhcOrang-eCoastCollcicfoundat1on demonstrates Lhe quahltes needed tb in 1986, which raises funds to be an efft'Ct1ve legislator supplement collcae prop-ams. He .. .\ congressman 1s a low viS1b1Uty also isa member of the Chancellor·s job \ ou·re one of 435:· S-.-an said . Club at UCI. "I'm goal-onented. acuon~nted, And he 1s a "eteran. havtna nsen to (Pleue eee SW Alf/ A.2) She said she told the 1nterv~wer that she had met her husband. lrvina. while he was a student at Wayne State. but that the 1nterv1ewer had 1ncorr«tl) -..nnen that 11 was she who bad attended the un1vers1ty. She said she dtd not change the 11em until )ears later !:>cause she was embarrassed b) tt. .. When I was }Oung m) family couldn't afford to send me to college. and it's somethinJ I was always ashamed of·· she said ·· 11ucss I took 11 St'rtousl} enough that I wanted lO ~ (Pleue eee WUDER'S/ A2) Barrlett Wleder Ban on public d~f enders being fought irt court Challenge filed to court-ordered use of private lawyers By GREG KLERK.,X Ol .. O.., .......... Orange Count} Public extender Ron Butler asled tor a coun ordn- toda} to re-sctnd a upenor Court Judge"s contrO\ers1al dec1s1on ro stop appotnttng deput} public defenders for 1nd1gent defendants The legal step comes on the httls of Judge \1~ron Brov.n·s allega11ons that some clients of the public defender'sofficc ma) not~~'' mg proper !qal represc~ta11on. The order "as filed al Q a.m loda\, according lO officials at the 4lh D1stmt (oun of .\ppeal tn Santa .\na. Butler said Monda} he -.ould Sttl the coun order to retract a dec1s1on b' Bro" n to appoint pn \ate la~ers ro·r defendants "'ho C'annot afford an attome} Butler and Brown are at odds over the poltq of pica barpiruna in ~ court In a recent memo to public defenders Butler recommended that attorne' s use 1he1r own JucilJncnt in determining whether pr not it is ~ndictal 10 negollalC pll)ty pleas for lighter ~ntenccs 10 open oou.rt. ".\II we're doing is focusina on the dangers and nqauve aspects of plea · bargamm& in open court. on the rccOf'd.·· said But.let'. "Wbat ~·re telling auo~ys 1s that they have to nbke the choice. If they fdt that (open coun plea barpmmg) was beneficial to their chent the) would be obli- gated lO do SO.•• lnd1~nt clients art tradtuonally handled flU' of c~ by public <kfenders... who often enter JUtlt)' pleas for their clients af\er ncaouauna -Ahat the\ feel are better stnteoces than tbe1rchents might receive from a Judge or J~ On Fnch\ Brov.n. who stts m the arra1gnmeni coun 1n Department 5, s.a1d ht "as u~t that deputy public defendt'r$ -.ould not openly discuss settling all~ ~fore tnal and said (Ple&ee -PUllUC/ A2) Newport man killed thwarting robbery By GREG ltLERK.X aad JONATHAN VOLZKE Of ... O..,,..._ .\s ha~ 31.,ear-old son ""a1che-d tn horror a 'e"' port Beach man "'as sho110 death \ionda\ "'htle t~mg to fight ofTthrtt gunmen who attempted to rob his check-cashing business One of the "'ould-be rob~rs was l1lled b} the sho·p o"' ner dunng tht bnef shootout Phaltp Bro.,.,er v.as pronounced dead at the sn~nr a1 his Santa o\na business. (ash L nltm1te-d Gerald King . .:!O. ofC'osta \ksa died later at Peer Swan Fountain \'allc> Regional Hospital. said Santa .\na PohC"t Sit Colhe Pro,encc Brower "'U l 1lled on h!i 64th b1nhda' Da nd Brower said he and his father ""ere unlocl1ng the doon to tM I ~09 Main St business when tht inc1dcnt occurred ··\\-e -..ere sanding in front of the door and m) father was putttna 1n the le~ 10 open l~ door I looted down and saw a gun an m~ father's Stde. .. said Brower. who ran the bupness (Pleue eee llERCBANT / A2) Hospital's balloon floats to ·Georgia Continuation school: Small is better ' I .• midi.at -'&h that. .. Wiedt(s corwrnsional campaip rnanaltf, JtfT ~Wal~ said · ·tlae m'OMOUS 1ta1cmenl had imply beet\ tnnskmd from one biop'aphy to anolhtr over tht ye rs unul 1t 'NU finally detected in the early 1980s. "h was cauaht and remov~ from all wbleQueo1 documen~ .. aatd Wallack. "Sa net 1984 that hasn't bttn anyremncetoWayncStateinanyof her literature or documents. It's all been ba~ on her upeneooc in aovemmtnt." In responte to the revelations. Wieder ~d that she is not runnina on her academic record but on her ex,perienc:c and achacvements in of- fice. DUATION FALSIFIED ••• degree," she said "It's clear that m y oPponcnts arc not tryana to defeat me. they're tryina to dntroy me. I don't think I deserve to be destroyed for this mistalr.c" But Rohrabachcr saad the resume matter could CAl.lst voten to quC$tion Wieder'• credibility. "FaJsifytnJ your rollcge is not the worst thina an t~ world. but I think the voters arc goina to have to decade for themselves whether that's reason to question her intearuy." PUBLIC DEFENDER ••• J'romAl some defendants were be1n1 denied proper lcg1I representation. office throuah pre-trial and prclim1naf) heanna stages. Central Municipal Court Judge Gary Ryan followed suit in has court. Brown and Ryan could not be reached for comment this momma. A ~ ....,_ ftont ~ dOWn troM 1M northwMt oout and ....., to ...,_ eomMWM tonll# °' Wedneedey ehOytd bfintwlttl ft~. oool9f' weether of h IOrt that hit ao-.ithem ClllfonM lut Wlllk. Wlnd8 ehould begin to btow aoroee the~ by~ tNs ~ . .._,..IO llCl'oes '*'-eniw. ~ by w~. Wlndt. ~t .... .trong, .,. expected to cononue Thureday and Friday. A.long the Otange CoMt It wtl be moatly dMI tonight. Pattly Cloudy WedMeday, and beCOmlnQ t>teuy during the afternoon Cooler In d ..... WedMeday. a.en tow. 60 to ~ Hi9M WedMedafM to 81. Vahy tow. 41to54. Highs W...,ay 70 to 75. From Point Conception to the Mexican Bofder -0"9f lnnet waters, ltght Vlll1abte Wind• ntght and momlno houri beCOm4ng 90Ut~ to ...i 15 knots wtth eeas to 2 feet thll ~ng. Wind weet 1a knots with .... to• fMt Wedneeday ahernoe>fl. Southwest to west swell 3 feet. ••Nowhere in any of my campaign statemenu for Conaress dOC$ u say that I'm qualified because I have a To back up his displeasure with the practice. Brown stopped appointing deputy public defen~rs to felony cases and instead appointed private attorneys. That resulted in several of the clients being aiven private at- torneys who had been WJth Butler's Buller said he is hopina that the Appellate Court wall issue a stay of Brown's decision b>-Thursday .......... Mpia-SI Paul U.S. Temps .. •2 Calif. Temps Extended 11 52 .. ..., es » ~ •1 .. •1 5t 37 87 .. 75 50 75 45 73 ... Nallhllllle New()rtMM 78 42 High, low IOt 2• hOurW en<llng at 5 am p-r:tt!'!.:~ tMIUlll ...... SI ..., ..... totl"'llf\nu. MESA WEIGHS TRAFFIC ORDINANCE ••. Prom Al ~me up With a list ofaltemat1vcs for weeks of delays by the council. what the ordinance could include and One of the pnmary reasons for the asked for utudy ofall thetity's major postponement was to give staff 1imc tntcrse<:tions. write its analysis. The resulting report The councal's dec1s1on to an-has bttn intensely criticized b> the ves1igate an ordinance and 16 put the initiative's backers. who claam ii is 101t1ativc on the ballot came under biased. 149-pagc repon, a point-by-point look at the inat1att ve, reached no broad conclusions. the tone of the document was largely crittcal. ,-; Albuquef Qllt Altdtot ... eo.ton 8uftalO CNl1Nlon.S C Chwl01te.N C ~ ~ti Oevelancl Columt>u• OtilO Oeae9·FI WO<"lh o.y,on o.n.... o.-..- o.trott 82 "° 71 •4 II NewYOtk City 58 Oklahoma Cny 7S Omaha 71 Ol1mndo 81 ~·· 81 "'-• ,. Ptt lSburgfl 82 Salt Lalla C11y S3 San AnlOtllO 77 s.an1e 47 89<*-•9 Syr-Ill T amc>a·SI P1r s«>g &3 Topelia IO Ballenfleld 71 .. ..., ..... II\ Ille ......... to ..... 109 44 · Eur9'.a .. 52 i.-In tt. ~IO mld-SOa-50 Fr...o 78 .. S2 l.01 AnoM8 7t SI H Oallland SS S3 •• PHO Aoblaa 78 "° Surf Report 5t A9d 8llufl 7t 52 ., AaodlnQ 74 .. LOCAftOll ecn ....,. ~ Aedwood Coty 87 •• HvntlrlgtOft ...,. , 2 poor .. s.a-10 7t 41 "'-Jetty.~ 1·2 poor . , Sa11nas M 47 4°"'51-~ 1·2 poor 3' San OleQo ,. M ,,.,.,, St.-Newpor1 1·2 poor 39 San Francr9e0 N 51 ..._ ..... 1·2 poor ...... a.di 1-2 -eo San Joea 71 51 .... ~ 1 2 poor 5$ Stoct<ton 7S SI fire from residents who said the Wood ap~red to agree Monday council was vaolatina the Ralph M.~ when he !Mild, .. I feel that there art' Brown Act That law rt'QU&rcs topics certain statements in it that appear to of council d1scuss1on be put on an be what a coun could interpret as agenda made available to the public promouonal. .. In another development issue, the council delayed deciding whether to issue building permits for the Amel Development Co. 's Metro Pointe project. Oukltll 7S 52 n 31 ~ 2t rt se 70 47 12 42 71 35 SI 39 54 ~ 60 29 ,. 39 f\IC90fl Waw~ SI 77 .. Htgh. IOw tor 2• hOul'I ending at Sp m ·---IOnW-SPno Tutu 73 51 Bat-Slow 78 42 72 hours before the mectina. He recommended the report be The published a~enda dad not treated as a staff report and no1 be mention the counc1 I s an ten lions to distributed "ad el} for public con· discuss either the 101t1attve or an sumption because 11 as 1llegal for the ' alternative o rdanance city to spend public money to But City Attom~y Thomas Wood distribute material that takes a pos- saad the discussion was not illegal i1ion on clecuon mauers. A copy will under the Brown .\ct ~ause 1t was be held at the Ctt) Clerk's office for related to an atcm on the agenda. a publac examination. re\. acw of the cit} staffs analysis oft he Opponents of the 101tiauve said 10111atnc they were concerned that snippets of The dec1S1on to put the m111a11ve the anal)SIS v.ould be used against on the ...,o .. embcr ballot follo""ed them in the fall election. Although the Costa MCSf Residents for Respon- sible Growth collected enouah signa- tures to fo~ a referendum vote on the development's second phase, located between the San Dicao Free- way and South Coast Drive west of Bear Street. ' Wood said the referendum is illegal because the council's approval of the projec11s not a pohcy action. Wood is seeking a judicial ruling on the matter. The building permits will be con- sidered at the May 16 council meet- ing.. Ene F~t Fleg1talT ORnd Rapids Honolulu ~Ion lnd~ Jec;il-... .. Jeck_ .... .. JunMy t<.., ... o,., LU Vegas Uttle RoO lol.uVllle ~ MilnM 8Mcfl M 74 75 87 73 ... .. 54 75 50 S7 31 79 S7 72 47 eo sa 71 •• 12 " 17 73 W-'*'gton 0 C t2 •• WIChlte 6S 45 Smog Report ,,_,._ .,.,..,.,., ..-. cs-i o-so C;.,!1.100 moo.et• 101 '".,,.. 200-191 --i ............... 300 MCI liCIOlle n&L•dow P'W,C ..... le pt" ....... clay' ··-pel s.cono • !Oday'. '* f0fecee1 ... ._,, 10 M8'Arthur 81YCI 50-'2 W-. Sadat ~UT v-, .1 ... 1 ...... 9Mch ttor-142 Loe,,..... AWpofl IQ-@ BN..mont 7V sa BtgS... 82 27 8otflOc> 70 30 Tides Blyllle ., 5$ CataHna It 49 TODAY C""1or Coty 93 54 ......,._ •OOP"' z 1 l.anc:eater 13 ~ ~ 111g11 fO 24 p "' St Long e.ach 13 50 WIMS8DAY I. A Aorpoi I 77 51 ~-~ 44."' 07 Santa Cna 71 ., :!:a:::f"1ow 12SSPl'll 32 Santa Mat•• 74 "° 41'P"' 2• "01 p"' 57 SantaM-• 87 16 ._..,,. TahOeVa/lwy S9 23 a...-a17'7p,..,_Wwdl ,., Touence 71 50 a1 •«>'• ... 11nc1 -..,.... 84) _n P"' W•twoo<I 13 SI ..._._11tt$1p"' _.,.._. Y~teVly 15 27 My al I 41 ._,., MCI,._~ M I 1 '03 MERCHANT, ROBBERY SUSPECT KILLED ... PERSONAL TOUCH KEY TO SCHOOLS ••• Jl'romAl with his father. From Al comprehenSI\ e school.·· the dean said "The lids don ·1 feel lost do"' n here, they get to know one another better We have a rcal caringcnvaron· mcni.·· Greenfield said the en' 1ronment makes the students feel spct.1al. and that creates the atmosphcrc for suc- cess. .. Our teachers are basically coun- selors as ""'"· the) work on self. esteem." he said. "We have honors students here, we ha-..e a student counCll. we ha,·c a "student of the month.'·· Back Ba y Principal Carole Castaldo agrttd that the smaller classes arc what makes contanuauon schools wan with students who might otherwise fail ·•Wtth the larger numbers. yoUJUSt can't build the personal rcla11onsh1ps with the kids. v.athout that. you can·t find the kc> to tum them on to education ·• "' This year. Greenfield said. W1 nter- sburg will have JO graduates 1n a general population of 230 students_ V. 1th a larger program. Back Bay will haH' 140, Castaldo said She said ··there·s no way" any oftbe 140 would have graduated af left an a tradttaonal school "The)' are all v.ondcrful. but the)' 're going to do 1t thc1r own way.'" she said .. Their ow'n ~a).. of\en works. officials at both schools said Castaldo said she received a tele- phone call last week from a 197 J graduate who told her she was finishing work on her mast~'sdcgrec. .. That makes 11 worthwhile. I told her 11 <:'ouldn't have happened on a better da}." she sa 1d Harding also said the small \IC· tones are the pa)'ofT ··1t·s fun to see the looks on some of these gu)\0 faces when the) succeed ... Harding said ··You'd think the) nc,er sun:ecded before·· Some of them haven't succeeded before. Greenfield said. but 11's not nctcssanh 1hear fault -the\ dadn·t get a fair s'tan. "The bulk of our population 1s at· ··1 don't really know what hap- pened after that. As soon as I saw the nsk. ··Greenfield said ... They WCf'C the gun. I was paralyzed. I just remember v1ct1ms of child abuse or saw al-shooting." coholism at home or had broken \ Police found two guns at the scene. homcs... said Pro~ncc. One apparently CastaJdo said her district ts work-belonged to the robber. and the other mg on a new program to identify the to 8roWC1'. The son said his father at-risk students sooner "to give us always carried a weapon at work. more time with them." The program Provence said Brower was succcss- 1s too young to Judae Its rcsuh.s, she ful in preventing a robber) because said. police found cash ans1~ the store. "We've JUSt uncovered the prob-"We're not sure how many shots lcm ourselves.'' she said. were fired . but the) exchanged a few:· A goaJ of the continuation schools Provence said. yet unmet. Castaldo said. is to Occupants of a business abo' e increase 1he number of students Browcr·s shop saw a whale Nissan returned to the ranks of traditional spccdmgoff afier the shots were fired. high schools. That 1s something and wrote down the hccnse plate The accomphshed by less 1han a dozen car was traced to an Irvine man. Back Bay studcn1s a year. leading to the 10:30 a.m. annt of But Grccnsfield saad some students Harley Christorher Curtis. 20. of JUSt don·t want to go back. Irvine and a 7-}ear-old runawa)' ··1t's a small-school environment. from the California Youth Authont) and some k1dsjust hkc that," he said. fac1ht} in Chino. Provence said. "The teachers. the parents and the A third man was taken into custody kids all work together. with Jones and Cunas near the Sunset "'It's not an ideal environment, River home. but was later released 1herc are kads we lose. but we JUSI give after questioning at the Santa Ana tt our best shot.·· Police ~panmenl. Provence said. In me Police Lt Mike White said the three "'ere laken antocustod)' without incident and v.cre not armed Curtis v.as being held at Oran'c Count) Jail. in hcu of $250.000 bail The 17->ear-<>ld was taken to a JU' enale facaltt) • Ongmall) from hefficld. England, the Bro~rs mo''cd to Newport Beach s1>. )ears ago from Flossmoor. llL. a '>Uburb JUSt south of C"h1cago There 1s one other son. Russell. 28. v.ho 1s a Los Angeles phys1c1an Brower said his father "knew hts v.a) .iround a gun:· but was not an cspc<"aall> proficient '>hooter He said his father was basically a quiet, sofl- spoken man; "JU'>t an average guy" who liked to spend time wtth has famal~ and. OC\:as1onall). go fi~ang ··He nt\'er caught anything. but he liked to go.'' said David. smilrng slight!> at the rccollc-c11on Minam Brov.cr said Monday wu her husband"s 64th birthday Satur- day 1s the coupk"s 3Sth wedding anna .. ersan. The fam1l> had planned quiet. simple cclebrauons for both occasions ··1cs unbclaevable. JUSt un- bcltc .. able." said Mrs. Brower. stanng blankly out the back window of the famal} home. "You never beheve something hkc this Wiii happen r guess rm JUSt luck) they didn't take both of them." Brower said he and his father had discussed being robbed, but didn't d"cll on the poss1b1ht)'. Brower saad he and his father had conducted business 't'lrtualh trouble-free since the) opened Chcdr.s Unltmtted sax )Cars ago The worst problem lht)'d cn- countert'd before Monday was some pelt) vandalism ··we v.-crc careful. but obviously not careful enough," said Brower. Crash ln Chlna kUls 3 i BEIJ ING (AP) -A bus carry1na high school stwdcnts and teachers on a s1ghtsee1ng tnp an cen1ral Shamu pro' a nee overturned on a w1nd1na mountain road and 31 people wctt killed, the X1nhua news agency reported Monday The official agenc)' said SO people were 1111ured in the accidenl Saturday an Jaaocheng count)' SW AN CITES HIS EXPERIENCE ... BALLOON MAKES 1,800-MILE TRIP ... From Al From Al rm d1ssat1Sfitd \I.Ith govcmmtnl and rm going to effect change ... One person wtth strong 1deolog1cal con1dctions isn't goina to accomplish much for has constituents. S"'an contends Orange County. with fey,., exceptions. has not ~en blessed with strong leadership. he argues ""The name of the game as to find other people in 1he countf) who share your vaJues," he said. "This is the wealthiest. most Republican dastnct in the coun1ry The leadership of the Republican Pan} should be here and it hasn't been .. Swan says most county Republican lq.islators are "considered either cccentnc or nacc guys and h&ht- wcight, ~ I don·t think 1h1s district has ev« lived up to its potential." As congressman. Swan's pnoritics would include balancing the federal budacL · He is treasurer of Pacific Sc1ent1fic, a publicly-held manufacturt'r of elcc- tronac instruments and aerosp1c:e products. which heJOtncd an 1977. Business cxpenencc 1s vitally needed in 11 Congress where lawyers have w1elded too much power. Swan says. .. The average Amencan 1s frus- trated by being taed up an red tape by attorneys." he said Swan would push for the same kind of efficiency an goHrnment that the business sector reltes on to su~d in the free market. While poht1c1ans continually rail against ramng ta'cs, they arc an reality crcattn& a deferred tax through deficit spending. Swan says. "We've &Ot to stop mortg.qlna our children's future. In good times like thetc wt should be opcratina at a surplus iostC'ad of a deficit." he said. In fact, failed leadership an '°"cm- ~.&E Baily Pilll MMtOfflCE ,_..,. '8y 51 ~·•""""' C4 mcnt and the pn .. atc SCC"tor altke as crca11ng a dim future. Swan believes. ··we·ve go1 to start setttng ideals for )Oung people The function of gov- ernment as to pro-..1dc consensus d1rccuon of" hat the country as going to work for ... he said ··The last real d1rec11on anybod)' agreed on was when (President) Kennedy said wc·rc going to put a man on the moon in 10 years." The spinoffs of the moon proJect - m 1mpro-..ed educational programs new knowledge. new products and other benefits -proved its worth. besides pving Amencans pride in themselves and their countf). Swan says. ··1want10 be back as number one. We can't do that by sending our best and brightest to be lawyers and investment bankers.'" he saad. Swan would require all young people to give two years of service to their countf} to help them apprcoate Amencan c1t1zensh1p too. '"This as not an ·e-ticket. It's tame to reverse the trend and get out of thc selfish eeneration into a cooperative generation:· he said "There's not a Lhma we can't solve by sharina the burden." In fact. "sharing the burden .. is a common theme throughout Swan's positions. from soh mg environmen- tal issues to traffic congestion. ··wc·rc going to have to make major structural chanfes in the way v.c run the world or we re '01na to kill our children or grandchaldrcn," he warned on pollutaon. And many of bas proposed solu- tions would respond 10 many of the problems. Swan says For mstance. he suppons ta.Iles on imported 011. which would cut the trade imbalance. cut ugge ud thus lower air pollution. force car manu- facturers to produce more efficient veh icln. provide a revenue souroe for highways and stimulate the economy through m ore JObs for American workers. Likewise. focusing on lhc local transportation issue. Swan says cut- ting tra' cl time an .half would reduce sm~ by about 25 percent. "so making our roads work has tremen- dous byproducts beyond 1he heart- burn of slow-going.·· He believes a panaal and relatively inexpensive solution rests on simple computeriz1 ns of traffic signals across Cit)' boundanes to improve traffic flov.. And the count) deserves more federal highway funds than 1t has bttn gett mg. ""There's a frustration and govern- ment as culpable." Swan said. "SOmc of our congressmen are more antercsted in jumping up and down and embarrassing ~mocrats. So at's no wonder they don't vote any money for this county." As a moderate Republican who would work with ~mocra~. Swan promises honest. efTecttve ttprcsen- tation . In obvious rcfettnoe to some of his opponents, Swan says he won't alien- ate those who differ w1th him throuah adcol~cal rigidity; neither will fee pass himself off as somethina other than what he is. "I believe in this country and tn this dastnct,_pcople in acneral arc 1ick and tired of people aayina they're one thina and bcina another." Swan said. '.41 care less about human ftailty than hypocmy. and people who put in campaian literature \hinp they're not att hypocrites and sbouJd not be elected to office.·· . -= ... -,., .. -. ....... -., adcll-Bo• tSIO CM1A '°'"" CA 92'28 ~ •-" 80 <,f18 t·~~• & •>1tlnlli M ? 411' JastcaU 642-6086 .......,.,,...., .... .. ...... "'*' ..... " .•. ,.. ........ , .... ~ Ml.0.""l!llC-~~..., -_.. .... .. _ edlot• NI* ,,, ...,,..,_ --........ _., ~ .. IMll.ald MlhOUI _,.. Pf" -·~- YOL tt. llO. 1M What do )'OU lite abOut the Daily Pilot? What don't )'OU like? Call the numba aboVC' and your rnesute wiJJ be recorded. UUKTibcd aDd de- livered to lbe apptOpnatc editor. The •me 24-hour 1nswerina scrvit'e dl&y be used to rccons letters to the ediJor on any topic. ContnbUton to oar uuen col\Hftn must include their iwnc.and tclcptiOM nwnba for vttiracatio Tell us what'• on your mind. , ... ... .,., .. .. ....... ~ .,., If ,.., .., llOI ....... ,.. ~e.t7•1ft ..... .. • !Ill ... .,., ClllPJ .. -~ Ct1td1"1 t Tlll1t1•11 fast ... Sean made a scnes of phone calls that led him to Pam Bolen. ·spokeswoman for Hoag Memorial Hospital in Newpon Beach. The balloon began its trek at noon Saturday alona with thousands of o thers which were destined for the sk) in celebration of the hospital's nc" Labor ~hvery Recovery suites. said Bolen. But while its companions scat- tered. rose and eventually burst as the} soared too high. this baJloon traveled on. ..We were all real excited. The halls arc buzz mg with the news,.. said Bolen. who saad there have bttn no other balloon findings reported thus far. By the bcsl estamatci. the tiny. helium-filled balloon traveled more than 1.800 miles an about 42 hours. That works out to an avenagc speed of about 43 miles per hour. Da-..c Cooper. a metcrologist with the National Weather Servtce. saad 11 takes a rare set of circumstances for a ''to)·· balloon to make such a length) SOJOUrn. .. Most balloons k~p nsing until they pop or drop. The helium must ha'e leaked at JUSt the rir.ht rate to allo" the balloon to stabilize and travel. .. said Cooper. Consulting recent wind pattern maps. Cooper estimated that the balloon p robably leveled out at about 12.000 f~t and dnfted on winds that ca med 11 south over New Mexico and over northern Mexico before makm1 a northward tum toward Gcorpa. ··1t"s certaml> believable. but It's not HI) common," said Cooper. For Sears. the little blue balloon has become a big topic of conversation. Sears, a controller forGcorgia-Pacafic Railroads, said he perched the ex- pired balloon on his om~ CT'Cdcnza and. aner calltn& Hoag. called his local newspaper Scars saad he·s never been to California. and dOC'Sn't have any desire to leave Hortense. which he called ·•a 1tttle piece ofheaven God set out here in the middle of Georgia." But 1f he ever ventures west. he'll pro~bly make a quack stop at Hoaa Hospital. "Y'know. I JUSt couldn,:t believe it This kind of thanf. dOC$n't happen around hCTC much.· said Scan. Assorted Dress Shirts From the cl~ic pin-point oxford button down. tailored in seven different colors, to EDglish spread stripings and coa;itrast collars, you can meet your __ _ ~Sliirt needs at P.O.S.H. OranQt COMt DAILY PILOTIT~. Mmy 3. 1181 ... AI . E~e. Scouts set for recognition at Newport banquet Mesa to pay copte~ crash ~dow UpWlrd1ofl00 Oranse County younpten who earned the rank of Eqle Scout 1n 1917 will ~ rccopiud Wcdnaday at a special dinner at Che Hotel Meridien 1n Newpon Beach. Astronau} Wally Schirra, a former Fint Class Scout a nd one of the oriJinal Mercury u tronauts, will ~ the 1uest speaker for the even ina and will make several award p~ntations. The e vent 1s scheduled for 7 p.m , HB Art League meetlng The Huntington Bcach An Leaaue wtll meet W ednesday at 7:JO p.m . at the Edison Center. 21377 Mainoha Ave .• Huntinston Beach. Jerry Nic holson. an an instructor at Edison Hi&h School. will bt the d emonstrating artist. The public is invited. Candldates• forum set Candidates for the 70th Assembly Distnct will spcaJc at a forum Wednesday, stanmg at 6 p.m .. at the Vi lla Nova Rt"Staurant in Newpon Beach. Democrat Michael Oa llup will join Re- publicans G il Ferguson. l:velyn Han and Mike Mangat the potitical event. Call 673-7975 for more mformat1p n. Employment lssues aired SonJa Berggren of Latham & Watkins will discuss employment issues for go vernment contrac- tors at Wednesday's Price Waterhouse-Orange Count~ go vernment co ntractors' execuuve break- fast bnefi ng. The event wall bt held from 7:30 to 9 a.m. at the Irvine Hilton and the cost is $20 per person. Call Mary Benbrook at 759-8613 for further information and reservations. Disablllty day changed Golde n West College has announccd that u s day-long observance of Disability Awareness Dav will be held Wednesday, rather than Thursda). as was previo usly announced. The event will feature speakers and service o rganizations ofTenng coping stratt'gles to the disabled. music and theatrical performances Call Caroline Sobtl at 895-8781 for further information Insurance seminar at OCC A two-pan seminar offering ttps on 1mestmg 1n vaned insurance plans will be offered Thursda) and May I :? at 7:30 p.rn by Orange Coast College's Commun11y Services Office.. JefTHe1kson and Carol Gave<; "'II conduct the ~orkshop and will provide free counseling. Call 43:?-5880 fo r rcservauons. Rotary awards plann ed The Newport-Irvine Rotary Club wtll hold its sixth annual Corporate Commun1t} ln,oh cment Award Luncheon Thu~a) a t noon in the In ine Halton and Towers. H . Da' 1d Bright of the National Education Corporatio n will be honored. The cost 1s S:?O per person Gallery night ln Laguna O ver60an gallenes will p~nt Spec'tal exhibits Thursda) at Laguna Gallery Night for Laguna Beach an1sts. an e' cnt sponsored b) the Cll) '<;Chamber of Commerce Call the chambtr at 494-1018 for more mformauon CALENDAR Tuesday, May 3 • 6 p.m . Lapna Beacll City Cooncil, council chambers. 505 Forest Ave. • 7 p.m. Newport Buell Parks, Beactlet ud Rttrutloa Comm111loa, council chambers. HOO Newport Blvd. Wednesday, May4 • 9:30 a.m. Oru1e Couty Board of Seper· vtson, board hean na room, Hall of Admin1stratton. 10 Civic Center Plaza. Santa Ana. • 6:30 p.m. Cotta Mesa Traffic Comml11loo, council cham bers, 77 Fair Dnve. • 6:30 p.m . Coa1t Commalty C.Ue1e Dl1trict Boa.rd of Dlrec&on. dJStrict hcadquan ers board room, 1370 Adams Ave .. Costa Mesa. • 7 p.m. Lapu Beacl Opell Space Com- mlssJM. council chambers, SOS Forest Ave I J BNNll'S'A WDD .............. FoWUitn months after 1t1 pohoe btlicop- ter cmhod in an Irvine Reid. Costa Ma.a bu tcttled with the widow ofthe c1v1'ian observer aboard the 111-fated fl1aht ln announc1na the settlement with Rebecca Pollaro h11d bttn s1,ned. Cm Attormy Tho mas Wood said the a moun·t wo uld not be released Wood Yid an Oranae Count)' Supenor C oun JU~ had ordered the records ~aled on the aaree- Long wait fo r amnesty mtnt. b pon1 publi1hcd la.st fall put the Wttlemen1 II S&00,000, but cuy oftk1als -ou.ld not II) ~hethef that ~uld be the final p&ymcnt Ma)or Donn Hall has wd the&1t) v.C>Uld Pl) onl) a ded~bk and 1u insuran~ compeny would p1d: up w balan~ ' Po llard ud her 2Vi-year-o1d daushtCT. Chn~ty fiJcd a SS m illion claim ap1nst Costa Mru and Nc1i1.port Beach &fit'f' the March l 987 crash The ._,-ecmcnt ~ttln the d a1m\ qa1n\t both n ttcs Illegal alien• on Monday wait outaide the lm.ml· legalization center. lD a effort to beat Wed.ne.- &ratlon office ln Rou1ton, the nation '• buaie.t day'• deaclllne to apply for amne.ty. Story on A4. Pair survive scar e, win balloon race P.1.LM SPRI °'IGS I .\Pl-The ptln1 and co-pilot ofJ ralt' \lJlloon "h1ch pc.-nlou'h floa1cd lnr hou~ ..tho\e a Jagged •c;lanJ in the Gulfuf( alt forn1a . landl'd sakh l\xJa\ and "ere dnlarcd the rJle·c; .,,,·1nnc~. ofTtc1ab Sdtd Joe Knunger and herT) RC"ed b<lth ul O rla ndo. Fla "ere d<Xlarcd the unoffic 1al v.inncrs o f the Gordon Benn<'ll Balloon Race. a fler tourhing do" n at 3 4 la m on ~ngel de la Guarda island about lo 'i m1lt-s southeast ol the stamng point at Ruth Hard~ Park. in Palm Springs. said rau.· spok.cs"oma n ~1 1ldrl·d Brodbcd The pair had dcdJred an eme:-genn shorth after I a m ..tnd lcllled for ciffinal ass1s1anlc "h..:n thl'lr helium balk'l(.ln began. deSt.cnd1ng 0 ' l'r the rough un· inhabited isla nd. Brodbct:k. \atd "The\ ran out of ballasts 10 thro" 0' crboard and began dropping about 1111 feet J minute·· 'ihe said "That'<; a ll'I Ballast!> arc "eight} ~ubstances U'>Cd to control the alutude of such balloons When the helium 1n the cr:lft cools. 11 contracts and loses its lilt said Jacques Souk.up. an official v.1 th the Balloon Federation of .\merica "To countl.'ract 1he sinl .ng. )OU ha't' to thro" balla~t!>. 1n th as ca'>C 'iand and "Na ter. overboard. "he \aid The couplt' "en· belie' t'd to ha'e landcd near the beach but that v.as unconfinncd. Brodbeck. ~•d HB concessionaire Dwight Clapp dies Funeral ~n '"t>\ are ~ h('tJ ul<"d Thu~ da' for H unt .,Eaun Bc<hh p•l•nt'Cr [)"' gh1 K Clapp. '' "'ho open('(1 h ' fmt refrt">h ment ,1.rnJ on the bc.-ach in J" l I and \Old h1.ll J1.~s 3nd hamhu~" tor J dime each \.ill Jnnk.s an\l land' "ere .:a n1cl el Clapp. a natl\e ot lo<; .\n~lcs.. "'ori.t'd da1I ) at Ov.1ght's beach lOnl"'t'SSIOO stand and Jack's.. another fam1IH.lv.n~ beach concession. unul la!>t fall H( bt\--ame I "1th lung and hean prot'tlem .. and "'a' unable to v.ork. at the businc-s~ th•'' car a fam1l> member said Clapp d 1cd 'iunda~ at Hoag l\k m1.•nJ l Hosp1t.al in 'l'" p<m Stach C.lapp. v. ho"'4.' son J ac\; ha\ <,('r-. <'J • n the Huntinttton &ach ('11' •l'knientan 1 ~ho1.)f Dastrtll h\1.1rd JnJ • pt.'r at~ one 1.11 tht.· ,.,,,,, 1.·on1.l•,c;wn' ":.'nl inlll t-u,1n1.·\, "ht'n the .:-11' ~iuttht ;i m111.· 1.1I ~a. h ~ ulh of the pier 1n 1i.•1 l nemplO)CJ .u the ltml' "'hc."n the nation was in the ttnr nt the <..1n-at 1.kpress1on. (lapp urged CJ'' ofTtc1al'> tt' build a lifeguard headquarter'\ ~mth ol thl· pier 3nJ rc:ntt"\J ab-b' ~foot 'P3~ for th<- cnnc~<,1on <.t.ind hts dauf)ltt'r fanf't Fae Do" t\ of Fullerton s:ud toda' C lapp. \\ h1..1 o pt.'rate'\I 1 ht' stand Q di~' from uswr until the." \tart of "hool 1n ~ptcmber gros..ed .i grand total u1 St>.iQ ~o the: tir.t 'l'ar C">ov.t' ~id H '' m >\I ~·rul.:sr 11em~ "e•c hot Jutitlld "l'l&hem in a .. up D1.'" ., ~iJ ~hat Clapp"• ~ran.:Hatha. \\ 1 11.lr .\ J..n1~ht .. ame to Cahfom1 .. n a 1.·1. 'l rld \l,ag,•n J nd v.as one: of the toundc r' 0f t \( Hr al~ "a' .:a \tcthod1\I m1nt'>ld 1.tn . .Jll ndcr tra,cllng .ln horw- b,a, k. tl . •uth ·ngarl·as and v.a\ the founder • \k•"ll..J1\: d1u .. h~ in \ant:s .\n.i nr.Jn~c.: \ l'n:.ir;d a~ 'ant.a Rarhara ll.ipr,1.s:h,·r \\~lt<'r l llapp "'tu.an .. ·.irl' pi•,tma,tt·r .snd RC"altw tn Hunt- 1n~11·n &-al h funt'r..tl ~r-1,(', .trt' ..._hl'\1Jle'\I Thur.· dJ'' at I rm at 1h .. · F rv t n • J \1 th >dist l hur1..h in Huntt n~tln &a,t' <. lapr "3' a ml·m~r ot 1h .. · ,hur,h lnJ v.a'.'. ddl\C' 10 th<' HuntinF.IOn Bead' R 'wr l lut-''°'-C' I Q-l: He ., '>un1,C'd b' h1'.'. v.11e fa. Harne. Cl.lpp ~'en g.rand .. h1idl"('n and"' g.rcat· ~nd<.htldn·n a' v.dl a~ h" ..,, n .ind daughter lnte~nt v.111 t'C" a: Pac-t11, \ '" \kmc•nal rarlo.. in l llf0041 dC'J \t.sr '' l fam1h '~t"' Hlnlnbut11'n' tn thc: I "' \kthud1st Chun h \ l\JUllOn IS\( hl-dult'd IT\~m J r !Ti i I -J p m t .. ~, ;ind n1.>1.'n I<'"' p m \\ cJnc-"1;n at Pien:~ Br0lht"f". 'Im 1th \ i.-.nuan tr: Hunllllfton fk.K·h • • • fima.11.. Kttehwn'1 Widow and IVt'O cbildreD filed 1dt ntical da.tms of'S l 0 milli~lllimt ~"'l)Ort Bach. San11 Aaa. lf"&De, Huat· 1n&lon 8cacb a.nd Oranae OMlnt)' The same -.mc1es a~ named tn a SS million claJm ftlcd b) Kctchum·s mother L&bolt'' et-wife and two c:tuldf'C'D bavc flied k:pl p11pcn ~uesUQ& $7 m1llioa ii) damqn from the same C1t.te'S and lbc count\ H is flanctt, L&n1 Wilson. has ~ut"Sted S I m1lhon in damqes from ~ewpon ~ach Soviets confer with QC o fficials 8 ) ~LIE EARNEST a.acl ROBERT HYl'OMA."" °'_.,..,._ .... \menl'.'an ltt1zen<. met facc-to-f~ce •llh 'I • 1t't otTic1ah \tunda' in Ne~'J)On &J, h but had mt>.l"d racuons to the gl;i\no-.1 or >pennC'\'> thC' fotti.gn 1uests \'ltTt''C'J H.tmt'tt \\ alther a Saddleback. C"om- mun.t\ < olkge D1111rtd trusttt and pres1- dl·q• ul Orange Count) 's "iat1onal IssUC' f 1r _ rr ..aid the comments and the cando r 01 :"'e ~" 1ets had bt'c'n -sanhng and t°':rcmel\ en(ourai.ang .. ··1 m t'nlouragcd that we do have real h11rc for a les~nin& of the hods of •ur.:' l•' tha1 1..ome about y,.hcn each ...... n1,... n~ 10 maintain that they a.re ~·ner than the 01her ·· \\ alther said (..1n rge "-e"is1ngcr president of lwvd..,,111 lndustnt"S of Ora~ Count~ \I, .i \ .i b11 more \lo..ep11ul ho ... e,~. and w d hl'.J i1L.c to '1s1t the So' lCt Unton to stt pr. 10• of the "1ets · percstro1k.a the re~trul ting ot '>Vliet' for h1mself rd l1L.e ''' '>« more cnde:nce " he wd · It hall of..,, hat tbc-' SI\ 1s true there·s an ama.11ng thing going on - \\ allht>r and "-~ngier W'('1'(' among the ~ T'MldM1~ 3TI'md1ng the confettnct at th( 'l·..,,porter Re-son v.h1c-h 1i1.asa1med1t m1\ ng C)o,1c1 dtg111t.ancs v.11h l \Cagt' .1.r.il'r 1..sn .. uzen!> Th<' y:, thing h<'l'l' ,., that the-st people art" nun"ffi" 1als and the' don 1 p retend to t.alk. c1bou1 lhe ofTl1..tal agenda of the two 1..oun1nn · ..aid Ro~n Lehman '1cx pr~1Jt'nt l•I ntemat1l•nal flfO&TamS for the "-ct1t"nn~ f .1undalton v.h1ch manages the a nn..ial 1.ontert'n"n The main rt'asi..rn h•r tht'> 28th annual ... onfrrcn ... r Lehman !>ltd v.as to clan() .. ommon inter~ts and define cnucal d 1ffcr<'n ... ~' in order 10 pro ' tek C1U.Z.Cns "11h n<'"' ""a'\ of relatina to one another \1v\t c>f the 2' .\mcnans attending the "onlcrcn"c "ere members of NatJonal J SU(' Forum. .. arnsroou orpmz.auo n st•H1t'd about SI\ 'ear\ ago to help clll..ttns understand ~nd \1mpl1f~ the compk\ IS\UCS thal dn 1dt' and blnd th<.' l'-"O countnt"> .\mong the propocals to come <'UI of~ panel d1si.. u'o,1on -.a., one that alll'd lor the So' 1c-t l ntlin 10 hm11 tcnns ot office of h1g.h-rank.ing offiuals and dc,elop a two- pan' .,, \tern 1n the n<'ar futurr Tht> .\mcncan panic1pant.s appeared u~en JN1.k. and alS<.• sL.cpuca.I upon ht>anng th~ and •l hl"r st.att>ments from their Rus\tan rounterpan s. whl) outlined plan'> to I"('\ 11altze So' tt>t soc1cl\ att('r what the, ... .lllt'd ·11 \C3rs of'>t.agnauon · ·\.\ c are ooh in th(> heginn1ng of the Pfll\:~'> · said '•lo..ota1 ~htshn. a member ol the Central Commtlltt of the C-om- mun1"it Pan~. the ~..,k pol1t1cal pan' in the ~ '1et l nion ·In li H . '>C'C"n. Ill 'e<ir\ -I do n 't ~nov. -ho" TnaO} poli11 ... a l ~·es lbcrc r-M@.ht be ht' S~l.ld \cf'ICI Plt-lhano' dcput' d1rc-llor o f t he ......,, 1c.-t Institute for US-\ and ( andada -..1uJ1~. said a greater SC"parat1l1n 1lf pov.a ' pan of the g~I ·\\ e a~ t.alkina ahout introducmg the ruk ,f la1i1. in the So' 1et t..:n1on ·· he -.aid "Bu: J,1 v.e v.ant to tum into a ltt1g1ous '4. 'I\. tC'I' .. n,. Aoeculd Pren ~triNre-tl t. ~JS ~t1. Foantain vane,. High court rejects appeal in , former HB woman's murder (l"lnt.11. t f'l'li'l' I hl' h•t'ibtr dts<.."nbc:-d ac, a t>-t'-"'" nl.:in N'tv.e-en 2' and lO \('.l" t.'IJ haJ ,,,n;C"\1 1t\(> o v.nn ol .Klhn c, Fant' k "t'ln lln Fornt ·\'\ · enul' int,• a N•k. mom v.~ he t~ thl· '"" ncr'' h.inJ\ ur "ath medical l.lpt.' Rc-s1J .. n' 1n the >~11. r'\h'l~ l"ll .\ 1 l'-sPttd bike was stolen unda) ., Lth• or \fonda~ momlf\I from a hom<' in the I 0-'00 bloc'\ of Los Jard1"" W~t SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -A Mann County banker's appeal of his murder convictio n foT drownina a prostitute in his bethtub has been rejected by the state Supreme Court. The court unanimoudy denied a hcarin1 last week to t.nlic Byrd, "41 , who was sentenced to IS yean to life in prison for teCOnd-<Searcc murder of a fbnner HvndftllDn 1teKtJ woman. B~. a S72.00C>-1-year tenior vi« pres1dcnt and credit superviJor f'or Wcstammca Bank in Sen Rafael. ldm1ued k.i11aQI Jt: ~~ EftastrominJuoc lgtaid'itwas the ttsult ofa mcntal\d ilOl'dn. • • Byrd lCStiJicd tha1 he paid tbc woman SSOO for "°ndlee 1u. After he tied bet upt they had lntel"COUJ'X iD his bethtUb'Mlh tbtwaw Naa1na. he said., and ~ Ille uned tenami• he~ l*lbcd lMr bmd under wateT and hdd n there A jury acquitte d Byrd of premeditated firit-dccrec murder but convicted him of tcCOod~ murder, a luU1na 1hat is eit her intentional or committed to rttid~ss disreprd ofhuman hfe. In 1tnvnc1na him, Supenor Court JudJIC Beverly Savin said B}'rd had .. a ~tcd n atrcd forwomm.,,.,.- Tbc ht Oi~ric1 Coun or A~I upheld the con,rictM>n. rulina tliat Savitt properly limited defcntc psy- cftiat.oc 1aU.lllOl\Y. ~ ,dcfcnx P5}'ChaatnSl. br. ltCJllCf Frttd. said Byrd wffered from a .. compubivc pcT"tOntllty ditarcltt"' that resulted in a need to be in ('()t'ltrol of~ and situattON; ttftttticd in ~ Ktivitics and violent x xual fbt.Ules. Frud said Byrd QS not a 1uuaJ Md1st 0t u antisocial per- near lht ~ id that abocat I~ ~punken." ill ~.ncdty dt'cDed an bllct., .aamect and pouidCd on a rcnce near bis bome. • • • ~ cvt olf a loc:t lo a llJ'alC door in the IOOO block of Consuntu"'f Dri~ aftd Ok a 'Ooi bO Mil l.Ools •alucd •• Sl..SOO.. • • • ' SC'lnaltt\ But Sa' ill l"C'lu~ to let Frttd ~' v.hether he thought 8) rd had k1l lt:d 1ntcn11onalh or •llh malice afol"C'thou&ht. ~s ~u1red for murdn The JUdct cited a r«cnt stale la• prot11b1tm1 a ps)ch1a1nst from SJ' ma JUro1' an op1111on on that tepJ LSSuc. ~ al)OC:als court sud lbt • bacf bttn uphC-ld in pre' 1ou.s ruhnp and bad nut dcnil'll 8} rd his riaht to p~nt a def en~ Althouah some of Fl'ftd's coo.. duS1on.s •"tte l cpt from lht jut). -was allo-"td to dnnibc B)Td's me. ta.l ta" in dda.1l ~uron I.bit information the> co e ... aau.a.1t -IC't. wd PrcsidiQI 1'9St.ltt Harr) LO• in a l-0 decision. ~ PfttM Cou.rt ~ t ndi11 l&aftd ttjttttna iTd"S appeal • • • .\ .... u ,au,h1 tiR· \l('>nd,a' on Coast Httth"a' ne.:u Thret \R h Ba~ but v.a' ~u.h. L.I~ c\11ngu1~hed "'h1~ pohtt offil.'l'f'\ 3'>\1\IN • • • .\ man 1i1.h<' haJ t-<ttn d umP'nt 1llepll~ ~1onJa~ 1n a par\.1na lot oo South C'out H igh\1.,3\ -.a, tofd ~ off«rs ht" ~,olJ ha"~ to clean 11 up and haul 1t ~mC'" llt'rt' cl\C • • • TV\(\ &ogte tinltd\ v.t"tt ""POrtni stolen \fond.a' from a hnnx oa Tcmpk Hills On'~ 1'ewport Beach c... .... man t\poscd lumwtf 11 . ~~II} Ul ~ml:\3 f)r 't' repilrleJ a ..,"'~la~ 11 9 :: ' r m \fonda\ • • • .\ t'iurgl.ir Wt>L. \J ' F r1d.l\ M Saturd;a\ Imm a "al r· a ~u~: at 8 G1'ilt"T ..\' cnuc hl'lt'I haJ h1ddcr. bct ... ttn the manfr'\~' • • • Someone brol~ a ..,,ind'"' lt < <"U Mc-sa Hash hool O't'r the v.C"t"ltnd p>l 1n~dt a bu1'd1n'-anJ ~· •le .i t-4.'· ttnt '"~ c:rc-am bar • • • rnronc stole a lQltl• 8 \t"' \:_a, from the ~'W locl. of \t<"3 \ en:k Dme. ~ ~ ca.r "'u 1Tported mmi at :JO Lm. Monda' • • • 5omront: stok a S S!nTO S\ Slttn Ull"Cb~ rtom I JttJ,' Cheroltt Plf\cd at Sou.lb C'OISl Plaza. • • • • • • BB m·an clles in gangahootJng Israelis roll tanks to support search for PLO guerrillas Thousand jam INS offices as amnesty deadline nears AINA TA. Lebanon (AP) -Israeli tanks pushed to within a few miles of ,Syrian troops today, rcmforcmg 'fi"'cavlly armed lsrach soldiers as they tttatChed for Palestinian aucmllas In the~ bills of south Lebanon. Synan forta wnlt on full alert. Hdte0plcrs flew an about SOO Israeli ll'OOpS to the northern edge of Ain Ata 1n the foothills of Mount Kcrmoa bcfo~ dawn. Lebanese pol ice aid. Tbc troops then fanned out around the area and bcpn thctr search Several houn latct" s1J1: Israeli lanks and niM lrUlOrcd personnel earners roUcd into the villqc. pohcc said. "h seems tM lsnehs a~ ~inforcina their positions," said a poh~ spokesman. who cannot be idenufied under standins rqulauons the Bckaa Valley north of the village on "nunimum alcn" shortly after the hracl1 operut1on staned. Before the helicopter landing. Is- rael! anillef) ~helled areas around A1n Ata and the nearby v11l.,cs of Mem1s, Kfccr, Khalwant and Em Zeta There were no reports of casual lies. The operation occurred north of Israel's SC"lf-dcstinated sccunty zone in wuth Lebanon. Israel created the zone m 1985 after It Vv1thd~w most of 1ls fof'Ct'S. "'h1c~d occupied Leba- non sin~ 198:! The polJce sPQkcsman said lsraeh troops had not clashed Vv1lh the S\ruins. ·''But tht' S-.nans ha' e their lanks dug m on hills O\erlook1ng the Israeli operational zone .. the spokesman said. Sham1rind1cated h1s1ovcmmcnt was not seeking a confrontation with Syna. "I don't think there is suet\ a dan1cr ... :·he told Israel radio today. He dcsrnbed the operation as part of Israel's onJoina policy of conduct- 1 ng S"''«P5 in south Lebanon and added: "It 1s a usual action of watching and securing the area from anacks of terrorists." LOS ANGELES (AP) -ArmAndo Re~s bided his time for nearly a year. w1utin& for the imm11rauon service to reveal its amnesty prognirn was a cruel trick. But facing the deadhne, Re_yes took his place 1 n hne to sign up. The Mexican-born Reyes and 1housands of others jammed lines outside and ms1de U.S. lmmigratton and Naturalization Service offices nationwide today as the clock ticked toward a Wednesday midnight dead- line for applying for amnesty and the right to become a U S. cittzen. Toda) in Los Angeles. the Imes went around the block outside the down1own federal bu1ldtng. but most of the 1.000 1mm1grants from El Salvador and Nicaragua said the)' were applying for pohucal as) lum. not amnesty. The) m1stakenl> be- lieved that the). too, were facing a deadline so they waited overnight to apply. Guards called m police to assist in handlin1 the mob. "There is no deadline for political asylum applicants," said a guard at the buildina, Huao Valdez. "They just got confused with tomorrow's deadline for amnesty." Jn Miami. amnesty applicants lined up two days in advance to be assured help Mond~ morning. In Housten. the brou t lawn chairs. ice chests and toys or the Iona wait. In Los Angeles. aliens conceded they had been putting it off, but now the~ was no time left for procrastmat1on. "I "'as afraid befo~. but now there's no mo~ time to be scared." Rc)es said. as he stood outside ihe Wilshire Boulevard office in Los Angeks. read> to apply for himself. his "'1fe and two daughters. "A. good fnend says it's not a tnck, and no"' I realize I have to think of my family." Reyes. 39. a Janitor who came to the United States in 1978 from A1uas Calicntes, said he easily usembled the papers needed to prove his family had lived here since Jan. I . 1982 as rcq_uircd by the 1986 Immigration Reform and Control Act. One oft he authors of the legislation was rn Los Angeles on Monday, and he gave 1 message of reassurance to those hoping for a life in the United States. "Wednesday n11,tn at 12 o'clock we will take anyone in the line. all over the Un11cd States," said U.S. Senator Alan Simpson. R-Wyom1ng. who donned an ornate sombrero. "(They) w1 II recc1 ve status in the United States that removes them from a fearful sub- culture of human beinp.- Nat1onw1de, the INS had received 1.2 million applicants by Monday, He said the Syrian command ordered its estimated 16.000 troops 1n Pen~gon gets a math lesson Israeli Pnme M1n1ster Y1tzhak The operation began Monday niJht The Israeli army censor held up in111al reports for hours. Walesa tells strikers to find a new leader Survey shows insurance rates in LA ~ouble the state average WASHINGTON (AP) -Strong Capitol Hill opposition led the Pen- taion to ·SCUllle tentative plans to send Coast Guard ships to the Persian Guff. say lawmaken who contend that the ships a~ needed more for ant1..drug patrols. 'Tm glad ~e·ve \got a scc~taf) of defense who can count, bccau~ hl" would have lost." said Rep. Mike LoWf). D-Wash. author of leg1s- latton to block the plan. The Pen1.agon announct'd late Monday that "after a thorough assessment during the past week, .. 1t was happ) with the mix of L' .. warships in the gulf Lowry and Rep. Claude Pepper. D- Aa .. responded b) dropping plans to seek a vote on their am(fndment to the Pentqoo budget bill. "We would have won. we had the votes, but there's no need to go through with 11 noVv.'' Lowf) said "It was an unw1~ dcc1s1on 1n the first place and I'm glad 11 v.as abandoned.'' Pepper said For the past 10 da)S. the Pentagon had been cons1denng taking up 10 sill Coast Guard boats off an11-drug patrols and sending 1hem to the gulf GDANSK. Poland I .\P) -Soh- dant) leader Lech Walesa toda) addressed thousands of sinking "ork~rs at the Lenin sh1p-.ard as a "'alkout took hold at the fac1hl) that "'as the birthplace o f the outla"'cd labor fcderauon ··\\e don't .i.ant 10 be the beggars of Europe and of the "orld ." Walesa 1uld the cheering "orlcr. as he endo rsed the stnlc that began Mon- da~ The "'Orkers n:sponded with chants of"Lech Lech." Strike leaders inside the shipyard said 7,000 to 8.000 of the sh1p)ard's 12.000 VvOrkers were stnking. Pro- dul't1on appeared to be complctel) shut do""· A large poster at the gate listed the strikers. "'h1ch had increased ~mcc Monda}. It dl'manded higher pa) reinstatement of ohdarit) na- t1on"'1dc. relcaSt.' of political pn~ onl"rs and rl"hinng of fired acm ms The work stoppage at the sh1p:yard "as at lca.M-. tht' fourth strike rn rnmmumst Poland 1n a ""eek and rnntnhutcd to the \l.orst v.a\e oflabor unrest ~ince the gcn.ernment's Dc- \'emocr 1981 m1hLal) crackdov.n on 1 Roger's has the perfect gift for your Mother San Joaqu in Hills Rd at MacArthur HllS 9om-6pm do1ly -Fn 9om-8pm 640-5800 Sohdant' Walesa. who headed the August 1980 strike at the shipyard that gave n~ to the East bloc's. first indepen- dent labor movement. received a loud chl'er from the workers when ht' enterl.'d the )ard this morning. Whtie gJ' ing unqualified support for the strike. the 44-year-old Walesa told "'"orkers gathered inside the gate and perched on a fence and rooftops: "I am not )Our leader. I am tired .. You ha\C to find for yourself a new Walesa.·· He also told the workers they were taking up the !Mlme cause he fought for 1n 1980 "Herc. 1n the birthplace of Soh- dant). I slate to the authoriues that the} arc deepening the losses. they are fornng 5ohdarit) 10 lead the nation onw the road to reforms.'' ~1d Wale~. .\IOJL) Szable""sk1. 62. a 36-)ear \ <'lt'ran of the sh1p)ard who It'd a stnkc at the sh1pvard when man1al la\!. \I.a~ imposed in December 1981. ha~ emerged as the leader of the stnke commmec. Marc~Uing mother asks forson'sreturn M.\NIL..\, Ph1hppincs(AP)-The a1hns mother of deposed President Ferdinand Marcos today slipped into sem1-consc1ousness after asking President Corazon Aquino to allow her son to return as "my dying wish." There was no reaction from Mrs. Aquino to the request of 95-year-old Josefa Edralin-Marcos, who was hos- p1tal1zcd Sunday with pneumonia and diabetes. The military chief htntt'd the armed forces command opposed a Marcos return. Dr Sergio Brillantes, directorofthe Veterans Medical Center. said Mrs. Edralin-Marcos' condition had "'orscned in the past 24 hours. He said her kidneys were failing but that her blood pressure was too low for d1alys1s SACRAMENTO (AP) -The fre- quenc) of auto insurance llab1ltt> claims filed 1n L-0s Angeles 1s 98 percent higher than state averages and accounts in large pan for the Cit) 's higher insurance rates. accord- ing to a state surve). The sune). conducted 1n the state's 10 largest c111cs by the Depart- ment of Insurance. also found un- insured motonst claims and claim costs 10 insurance companies m Lo'> Angeles to be 111 percent and 96 percent abo\e the average. respec- ,ll\'el) The surve). released Monda). focused on statistics from 1984 to 1986 Bay residents coping with water shortage SAN FRANCISCO -(AP) -One da) after a water rationing plan took effect. decorat1\e founlams fell idle. bar tabs gre"'" and plumbing suppl) sto~ reported bnsk sales of water- sa' 1rig de\ ICCS San Francisco residents have been told to cut consumpuon b> 25 percent m response to the most severe water shortage since the 1976-77 drought But man) of the cutbacks will be h1ghl) vts1blc to the hundreds of thousands of tounsts who crowd the Cit)-By-Thc-Ba} each summer Orih fountains that use rec)cled "'ater :_like the one 1n front of Cit) Hall -continued lO now frccl) on Monda) Others were sull filled with water. but no longer sprayed it into the air or let 11 tumble from sculpted waterfalls. City officials confirmed that 12 million gallons of water per year - enough lo supply 30.000 households -are wasted cooling City Hall computers without any recycling system. The water 1s pumped con- unuousl) through four huge air conditioners that keep the temperature cool for the basement computers. cit} engineers said Comparatively, San Dtelao fell below the state average in afl three cat~oncs covered. and department officials said that is ~nected in lower insurance rates there. The department also issued a comparative pncc survey for 13 maJOr insurance companies in 13 zip codes throughout the state. including c'amples of rates for dnvers with drunk driving conv1cuons. accidents and traffic tickets. It found vast differences in rates \l.Cre based more on dnvers' records than the areas 1n which they hved Department officials estimated that 1f terntorial ratings were eliminated statewide and insurance premiums were based stnctly on dnving records, rates would increase by an average of 22 percent for about two-thirds of insured drivers. The other tlmd "'"ould likely sec premium decreases averaging 36 percent. In the claims area. the average claim for bodtl) inJury and ~roperty damage falling within the hm1tso_fthe mandatol) insurance law rcqumng dn vers to carry S 15,000 in 1ndiv1dual hab1ht) CO\ erage, S30.000 for mult1- 1>3rt} hab1ht) and S5.000 for prnpcny liab1ltt) wu S 157. That figure jump- ed to S308 m Los Angeles. however, 96 percent above tht"avcragc. Cigarette-tax proposal would provide stability to schools, backers say SACRAMENTO (AP) -Sup- portersofproposed 1n1t1a11"es to ra1~ the tax on c1garenes b> 25 cents per pack and to guarantct' stable state funding for pubhc sc~ools have tumcd 1n thousands of signed pet1- 11ons. hoping to qualify the proposals for the November ballot. The school funding proposal would guarantee minimum funding levels for public schools and commun1t) colleges. a move supporters say \l.Ould enable schools to do long- range planning. Cntics charge that the 1n111a11ve would reduce budgetary ncx1b1hty and set a bad precedent by establish- ing constitutional spending pnoritics. Backers have submitted more than I. I million signatures in support of the initiative. The proposed const1tu- t1onal amendment needs 595,485 vahd signatures to qualify for the November ballot. At a Capitol press conference. a panel of supporters defended the proposed 1mt1a11ve, which would require that school funding levels meet 1986-87 levels or be adjusted ecut1ve director of the Facult) As- soc1at1on of Cahforn1a Community Colleges. Hontg defended the initiative, say- ing school funding has been shpp101 as a percentage of the state budaet despite cnjoyins a high poliucal pnonty. The schools portion of the proposed 1988-89 budget is SSOO mtlhon lower than it was in 198~87. advocates of the proposed amend- ment said. "I think we have a nght to ask people to at least give us a fa tr share of the money comins in." Honig said. "All we want to do 1s restore where we· were two years ago." Supporters of the proposal refused to identify state programs that should be cut to free up funds for schools. "The dollars were there in 1986 and somebody went into the pockets of kids and started spending on other programs." said Ed f0$lia, chairman of the s1gnatu~-gathenn4 effort and president of the California Teachers Assoc1at1on. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ annuallya~rd1ngwenrollmc~and • in nation changes. whichever 1s larger. "We need to know where our budgets arc going to come from," said Ray Tolcacher, p~sident~lcct of the Association ofCahfornia School Ad- ministrators. "We can't ~ly on the Legislature until the middle of the summer. Thal forces schools to do things off the cuff rather than long- range planning and continuity." The proposed in1t1at1ve would allow the legislature, by a two-thirds vote. to spend less than the required amount for schools 1f the~ is a budgetary emeJJCndy. Carmel Retirement Village is a private community for active ~eniors in. a secure environment. We're across from Mile Square Park and the golf course. 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"If this state is going to stay competitive, we need a funded sys- tem." said Patnck McCallum. ex- Supporters of the Tobacco Tu and Health Protection Act of 1988 also submitted mo~ than one million signatures in support of their proposed in1t1allve. The proposal would increase the cigarette tax by 25 cents per ~ck. generating an estimated S6SO million annually. The funds would be used for health education proarams, medi- cal care for the indigent and research into tobacco-related diseases. The tax on tobacco products in California has been IO oents per peck since 1967. Premature 'miracle baby' goes home OAKLAND (AP) -A premature baby cirt so small she could fit in her mother's hand when she was born has sone home from the hospilaJ-cradled in her mother's arms. Elsa Marie Gustafson wci&hcd only IS ounces and was l OV> inches Ions when she was bom thrte months premature o n Jan. 11 at Oak Knoll Naval Hospital She left the hospital for h.ct borne in V alJe.io on Moaday~ weiabina +.pound t.. l<Jounca. and U inches Iona. • "It 1s remarbble the way she bas causht up ~n ar<>wth." said Cmdr . David R. field, wbo ddiveml Elsa. the smallest survivma premature baby 1n the 4~year history of Oak Knolh "Sbc was Just a slip of a tbina in Saran Wrap to keep tM moisture a nd heat 1n and I tbou&ht 'that•a my baby,"' Aid bet mother. Lt. Unda Princc-Ouscafson. 39. 40 LB. SCIENCE Dll!T C...tt•···-...... 11 -121 11 1• •• ,., 111t.; c... ... m-1211 111 Wnl ' 1 lit Ill. Wut l It m-IJl7 ' . . __.-.-- Aides doubt R *~ans used as~ology to plan schedules WASHINGTON (AP)-Current and former Whi~ House aides c•oressed acptacism today about published reports that first lady Nancy Rcapn bas rqularly consulted astroloeen to help plan President Reapn's schedule. One oewspepcr said that Mrs. Rcqan had ansistcd on th,e date and time for t~e sian1n1 of the U.S.-~~cl uuty ehminatina intcrmed11te-.ra~ nuclur quwles after consullina an astrolottr. But the aides were skeptic.al about the reports. Elaine Cnspen. the first lady's prus sccrc~. said 'Tm not aware that any ch~ were made'' m the president's schedule because of' astrolOJical forecasts.. Asked whether the first family made dCClsions based on astrol~y. she replied. "Don't you read your horoscope. Lyn Nofzi&er. a former Whne House aide and associate of the ~capns for more than two decades.. said. ··1 have never once heard her allude to astrology or to l~ stari or to the moon or to the s1an of the ram ·· Fonner White House chief of staff Donald T Repn is upeclCd to document examples an which Mrs. Reagan u~ astrolot)' to determine the 11man1 of spcechc5. major events and announcements an hi!. soon-to.be-~leascd book. the Washan1ton Post and the Ph1ladclph1a Inquirer reported toda> The lrrqu1rcr, Cltina un1dcnt1ficd White Houx sou~ said Mrs. Reapn '""stcd that the president and Soviet leader M1kha1I Gorbache' sign lhc INF lrcaty at 1:30 p.m . on Ott 8 l\Ct'ord1ng 10 the sources. Mn. Rcapn w&!> adamant aboul lhc time even when &1dcs s~led rnchcduhn& the event Newsweek mapzane and NB( "le<As rcponcd Monday lha1 lhc scheduling of ma1o r t\tnts had someumcs been changed becau.-.e the Reagans ~1d an astrol0&cr had mdu.:alcd another time v.ould be Ix-lier The president was aware of the practice and appro\ed of at, the Po!>l \lad Metbodist Church upholds its ban on homosexual practices ST. LOUIS (AP)-The United Methodist Church upheld bans on homosexual actavtty by clergy and others. but left the way open for America's second-largest Protestant denomination to gain more knowledge on the subject. can be ful')ded under a rule that ba~ funding of 'anv homo~xual group or promoting at:ceptancc ofhomosc\- ualat)'. Delegates O\trwhclm1ngJ) appro't"d that action along w11h conunuauo~. of the bans on act1' e homo~,. ual!> in the clergy and condemnations of such ac111.it ~ gencrall) 1hen authonzcd the \tud~ Some leaders said the approval Monday at the denom ination's govemina convention of a four-year study on homosexuality had left the reaffirmed bans 1n qucstton. ··1t·s a tac11 rccoanat1on that there 1s some lcg.at1ma9' to vanous points of view.'' said the Rev Geo~ McClain of New York Cit). executive of the Methodist Federation for Social Action. United Methodists. often called "those s.angmg Methodt~ts.'' bcpn cons1dcrat1on toda) of a ne1A. 625· song h)mn book 1ha1 contains 330 ne<A numbers including spintual!> and gospel songs The h)'mnal. hov.e,er al!>o rclainsa hea\) spnn ~llng of numbers b) the Methodists' h>mn·Y.nllng foundt·r John Wcslc) The church'!> nine-member Jud1c1al Conference. a church coun. must rule by Wednesday whether the study I Youngsters in surveyl say forcible sex OK RU Ff ELL'S UPHOl.StERY INC. """' , ...... CMr'S k t! PROV I DENCE. R. I. (AP)-Near- 1) onc-quancr of the boys and onc- sixth of the g.irls responding to a survey on rape said 1t was acceptable for a man to force a woman to have sex with ham afhc has spent mont} on her. The survey was taken b) I. 700 s1~th to ninth-graders who attended the Rhode Island Rape Cnm Center's assault awaren~s program at schools across the state ··1 didn't behcve at.'' Jacqueline Jackson Kikuchi. 1hc center staff member who conducted 1he poll. said of the results. She presented the findings Fnday at the National Sym- posium on Child V1ct1m1za11on in Anaheim. Kukucha said she was most sur- prised by the students' answers on whether 1t would be acceptable for a man to rape a woman 1fhc had dated her for a long time or spent money on her. "Basically. the luds were very much into blaming the '1ct1m of the se~ual a!>sauh.'' she said. >\mong the findings. •F1f\h percent of the students said a Y.Oman ~ho walks alone at night and dresses S('ducta' el} as asking 10 be raped • Fafl)-<>ne percent of the bo)S and 41 percent of the girls said a man has the nght to forct' a Y.oman to kiss ha~ af he ha!> spent ··a lot of mone) ·· on her The quantll} of mone} 1o1o<as defined b~ I ~-)tar-<>lds as SI 010 S15 • .\mong students an grades 1 through nine. ~4 percent of 1hc bo~ s and J 6 pcrrcnt of the girls said 11 Y.as acceptable for a man 10 force a Y.Oman to ha\l• SC\ wath ham 1fhe has sp<'nt mone) on her. •$1\t~ .five p<"retnt of1he bo~s and 4 7 percent ot the girls an ..C\ en th through ninth grades said 11 1s acceptable for a man to force a \\Oman to ha\'e SC\ 1fthe) have tx-en dating for more than sax mo nths 1'22 IAllOl IUI~ COSU asA-541-1156 • 'U I TS lleWlllS I TUPltlL S 1691 UCH .'o Jll SI: ~ 1'4 J • h •• ' " 2.00 SQ ft Ol lutn ~ ~ p!M>ts 110-s Ir--"' ba9Aleu , OPENDAllY 9am -7 pm 141-4112 . c-.. ,,... .. _._ -· f?aS'I c..- MISSION PIPE & SUPPLY CQ. 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Falwell told a chtt'nn1crowd ofabou112.000 -He's alrcad) 1u1h) The first qucs- 11on's. alwa)\ <asked Wh~ are you ha' ing an 1nd1ctcd man to speak to the students of L1ben~ Unt\Crslt)., I ~1d. ·we11. Y.e ~nc a sav·aor who Y.as 1nd1cted and con \ acted and crucified ... Nonh told the uu<Ad that he had asked h1!> daughter to forg1 "c his acc use~. "'From ccru1n comment.aru~s in the media 1l 1s dear that some belie' e omc a man I!> accused. hc·s branded tore, er." !'oonh said "Well, I've been accused ofhclpang !tw brave ~oung men and women of the N1c:iraguan resistance an their struggle for the' Ct) ltbenaes we claim a!> b1nhngh1 "'I've been accuS('d of trying 10 n·scue .1.ment:an hostages. held cap- 11' e and tn1ng to prevent other tc'fTomt a11ac ks Those accu!>at1on!> are not a brand They arc a badge of honor .. The cro""d chanted "Ollie. Olhc.'' a!> "\onh 1A.t'anng a black and purple academa( robe marched to the sage plau~d in front of a huge Amcncan flag in L 1bem \baseball park .. Re~an urged to veto bW aiding 'atom.le veterans' 8'1 'l1M A.aedasH PRA WASHINGTON -President Reapn's adv1scn1.tt rccom~u1',tba& be \CJO a b11J 1.1.hach would &rant tome new bcnefiu to ~aaomac "C\C1aAI• . the Amencan servicemen e1tposed to rad1auon 1n the I 94S Ottus;&tion of Japan or duran&post-World War II tntsofnuckarweaponl Theb11l was~ruto R~ aficr the House approHld 11 Monda} on a 326-2 vote. which .,.,.ould be far above t~ tv.o-th1rds m~onty needed to ovt"mde any veto However. L~ Sena~ margin last Y.ttk WISJUSt 48-30.1nd1cat1n1 that a veto could bt sustained t~ere Th<' Veterans 4.dm1nastrauo n opposes the bill and says th~ as no dtrect C\ 1dence pro\ ana that 1hc 'ctcrans' c~surc 1s cau!>ing current health pro blems Cholesterol-free egg• developed LAS VEGAS -Sc1cn11su have dt'\Clopcd cw that don t r..l1sc human cholesterol le, el!> like rqular egs. and arc tf)tnl 10 prc\cnt hcan d1sca~ b) 1dent1f) '"J lood chemicals that redut:c blood cholesterol Both cfToru at making diets healthier v.crc outlined Monda) at tht' annual meeting of the Federation of .\mencan Soc1r11cs for Expenmcntal Baolog) Suk Y Oh an associate profcs~rof nu1nt1on and colleagues at the lln1"crs1l) ofl'tah added fa!>h 011 to chalk.en feed Hens that ate the 011-ennchcd feed for eight weeks laid cgs that reduced blood pressure and blood fats 1n a group of 12 people Jnd. unhkc regular eggs.. d1dn 't raise cholcstcrol le\el!> The eggs taste and smell lake fo.h. but Oh s.aad that l an probabh be a' 01dcd b\ fe<d1ng hens dcodonzed fish oil Memorial scratches •random vandallsm' WASHl"-v TOl\ -The pre-.1den1 of the Vietnam \ cterans Mcmonal f und ~1d toda) "tha1 scratc hes fo~nd 1n the memonal. one ~mbhflf a s"'asllka. appear 10 Ix' random "andalmu and not the v.ork of someone try1na to ma~e a pol1t1c-al statement ·· 1t looks lake the random defa~ment that happens to mcmonals in Washington from time to 11mc." said Jan Scruggs "Thl' memorial has had about 24 million 1'1s1tors and onh one bad cg." The '.rndalism as the first since the memonal opened in 1982. Nanonal Park ~nice ofT1c1als said Monda) T he 493-foot granite wall inscnbed with SS. I S6 names of tho!>t' lolled 1n the Southeast .\s1an conflict has become the most \ 1s111:d monument in the nation 'u•patal Testlng cont1nues on Aloha alrllner "'-AH l Lui. Hawa11 -T1o1o<o tu-.elagc panels on an 4.loha 4.~rhnesJethner that ri pped OJX'n al 24 000 feet had se1.eral n\ cts sho"' mg signs ofcrack1f\I. but offo.1ah an: not sure 1( the crack\ v.crc present before the accident More t:IC\ 1ron1c lt"'>aofn\ttsalonga kc\ stnpoftht' pl~nc's structure were scheduled tor 1oda1 ai. 101. cs11ptor5 near the end of their field v.orl. Joseph Nall. a member of the "lat1onal T ranspona11on Safet' Board said Monda). A 2~foot section or tht' Boeing .,~~·s upper fuselage n pped off as It flew across the Ha"' a nan Islands Thun.da' k11linl( a tl1gh1 attend.ant and 1nJunng 61 of the 89 pa!>~·ngi:~ .An Important~~ from Ann Jiiiian . ··1 feel good about myself Following my doubll" m~UNtOrTI)' I dl"- c1dl"d against rl"COnStrUCl Vt' SUrC}f'ry In• stl"ad I d l"C1dl"d towt"ar Camp/Amot>na ort'astforms Tht'y rt" unusuclll)' ltl<t' your own Orl"aSt t ssul" Ttil"y oi-coml" warm w 1tn you and tht-y r(" vrry p1tao1e Ttit-y ft-t"l l1kl" a natur a t' J1tl"ns1on of FREE CONSULTATION NO OBLIGATION yourst-11 My cno1cl" s Amol"n<'! Orl"astforms I r,.comml"nO t'll"m 10 any wol'T\.~,, wno s r1ad .~ mastl"ctomy APl'UlD OllTHOTlC SYSTDU, Ld. 1MJ7 ltlt. ~J St... Suite E fCMme.atn van.,. CA •nae (714t .. J·1'7U Dalkon Shield Users: Read this class notice about Aetna litigation carefully. I' 11111 "1111•1\ll•Pf•l)(lc 1 <••I l(l l••IC 1111 f \'Ilk' lll•f lCI• I •>I lllU,"I' 1114 11\l••'I• 111. 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I'>~ 10Pllt..'l.R\ E TiiEIR RIC..HTS. PfRSO''-I' 1111' <I''' \tt 'I -\I '<l ffl.f A 'TATE.~,. Of l'\1'F'ffTOPARTI<IP.o\TFl"i~ IE '" OfU\tRl-R \ti I'>~" \UE\ .. \' ~Hnl\.rH lBHl"l ~'DREAD rnF PlllN'Tl.O '-t rm l' BHORt 1>1< m1'<. l P< >'ii ' :>t 1t.< Ol Of.\( 11,), l'U-4.\f /)(> \OT(()\ T..e.t 1 THE CO( 'RT OR IHI f I.IRA. \ rll/f( J If AR l\ffill.\M11( \: I I I 1 ~ ' I l\!"' I I I , '- ~ ... Rt 81.Rl ll \1l RHl<•t IR lh Onkr c~ the'< ourt llllU ,,. ,.__j 1 <.- . .. · Deadline to be part of future is next Monday Mark May 9 on )'Our calendar. It hasn't recea ved as much pubhc1ty as Nostradamus· shaky timetable for the bag eanhq uake tha t wall create a coast for Nevada where Cahfomaa used to be. Nor is it hkel} to be the day that the Baltimore Onoles start trouncing every team in the American lea$ue. Mo nday is a quiet milestone on this month's calendar h 's the last day you can register to 'ote an the June pnmaf) electio n. "Why bother?" 1s a common reaction from people who sidestep their right to panicipate an elections. There are m an) excuses to suppon that questio n here on the Orange Coast When the Registrar of Voters finishes the ta_ll y. Republicans will o utnumber Democrats. Wealth) poh~1cal action committees will finance and orchestrate campaign ~ that can make a sow·s ear look lake a silk purse. The onty way to get a paece of the presidential action 1s to register as aC>cmocrat because the GOP al read~ has ns Bush an band. "What's the use?" the cynics ask. .. M ) 'otc doesn't count." They are the same ones who like to recite the .. 23rd qualm: "The poht1cian is my shepherd ... I am 1n "'ant. He maketh me to lie down on park benches. He leadcth me beside the sllH factories: He d1sturbcth m y soul. Yea. though I walk through the valle} of the shado"• of depression and recession. I anticapate no recovery. for he is with me He prepareth a reduction in m) salaf) in the prt·sence of rn) enemies; He anoanteth my small income with great ta>.es. My e-<penses runneth over. Surel) high taxesand user fees shall follo" meall thl·da)s of m) hfe. And I shall dwell in a mon gaged house forever .. Good arguments agatnst the one-man. one-' otc conn.· pt'' Not really. June's election goes be~ond rubber-stamping what cx 1\t'> in the pres1denu al races. Local and state 1nit1atl\e!>. referendums and bond issues will set the poliucal and economic tone of the Orange Coast and California for decades. Voters will decade not onl)' who will be in the general electt0n. the~ ma) seal the fate of Orange County's qualt t ~ ot life and atTect its econom) v.tth the slow-growth 1m11att.\l' \.\ tll ( ahforn1a ha'e a la" that requires .\ID<; '1ru-. earners to register v.11h the state~) Can the state get the' oters to appro' e bonds that"' tll pa~ for SI b1l11on v.onh oftransportat1on projects. $800 million in si..hool fac1ht1es and S 150 million for eanhquake safet) 'l The one-man. one-' ote theor} "111 be tested an J une. and the nnt generation "ill pa) the price or reap the rc"ard'I Register for the election. stud) the explanauons ot the an1t1at1,cs and bond issues. then \Ole. The odds of one 'ote making a d1ffercnn.· arc better than Y..atchmg Nostradamus· prediction of disaster become realtt). Oil spills It has been 19 'cars since the oil blo"out fi,e males off ~Jnt.i Barbara that hlad.rned heachcs. birds and moods for mtlc., ..iround. and led tl• the ( al1forn1a Coastal ln111at1,e. pav .. cd U'e~hclmtngh h) 'otcrs in 1972. In those t"o dnadcs. the otl industT") has made great stride., 1n technolug' Toda~. industf) spokesmen sa) flatl) that a rcpcdt of the ~an ta Barbara blowou.l could not occur \1a) be not hut th1.• problem. as the weekend accident in the ( an.iu1nc1 ~tr..111 \ho"'" 1s that state-of-the-an technolog) can't pre' cnt run-ol-the-m 111 accidents ... Price-tag'> lannot oc put on CO\ 1ronmental damage that takes' ear\ tu asse~ let alone d 1ss1pate. The 011 companies are asscss°c-d tor deanup costs. not long-term e'nnronmental dcstrut t1on \.\ho pa) s those costs'l We do. Cahfomaans who live near the coa.,tl1nc\. rt\ers. "-Ctlands and marshes. who depend en them fur out health. happiness and livelihood. It 1s up to u<. to pa!>s them on protected to future generations. Saa Jose Mercury News Domestic violence Law enforcement o ffi caals tell us that all too man) cnmes are committed by people against someone the} knov. Tha t gnm fact oflife 1s borne out by the shocking domestic" aolence stat1st1cs -seven murders tn the city of Sacramento an the (irst quaner of this )'ear. out of a total of 19 hom1c1des. P'unher. battered women's shelters a~ able to fill JUSt 16 percent of the requests for help. . .. The issue cuts across all SOC'toecono m1c. rehglous and racial ltnes. althoulh most of those who have filed charges are lower income. It is attributed toalcohohmd drug abuse. at ute money problems. and a misplaced sense ofbrutahty by some males datang back to before the tum of the century when wife ~ating was legal in many states. . What is alarming is that domestic violence -physical and verbal -often occurs in· homes with wtth children present. And psycho logists and social wo rke rs agree that vulnerable )'OUnptcrs.are mu.ch m~~ hkely to ~o~ up to perpetuate a cycle of violence an thear own domesuc hvcs. S.cnme1110 VIII• ,.,. t CitOf ... ,.., cc,( ... •-a.. Mtw\ E6tOf ... , .... ...... Oitwc11f ''There la no way to atoptlN'wth prenure In the broadest context unless the atate la wJllltW to adopt truly dracon1an1 po)tce-.state-atylemethodl of llm1una It• overallpoptilatJontlN'wth. The developen don't cauae growth:theyreeegncJtolt. •• " • ,, • ·-··c~.·1 ·~ "RAY DONOVAN WAS FUN, AND ROBERT BORK WAS AMUSING .... BUT TiilS ED MEESE IS REA,U.V GREAT SPORTl" No-growth movement taps powerful public emotions \.\( R .\\ff'\ TO -Human emo· 111in -lo\l' hate.-fear -1c; a Jltl"'l'rful pt1l111cal force. but once unlca\hl'll nol l'J'>lh controlled T al.l' tor 1m1anc~. Propos1t1on I~ enanl·d h' California \Oll"f'S a d('Cadc ago Rat1onall\ 1herc was much ahout Propn<.1110n· 1 'w cnt1c1ze. but 11 rode a '~J'e ol cm011onal reaction against rap1dl~ inaea!>ing propcn) ta\ hills t ha 1. rig hi I) or "'rongl). 'otcr!t hc'- l 1l'' l'd \\l'fl' thrt•:.itcning 1hc tinanual '>l'l u n 1' of l hl'll homes l hl·. · grtrnth·urntrol mO\l'mcnt '>\\t'cp1ng through< altfom1a ha\ thal -..imc l<.rn<l ol l·rnu11o nal 101cns1t\ "Th1\ wulJ bernme the 'ne\l Prupo'illmn I'·" s;l\ s \\ 1ll1am r ulllln . puhlishl·r ol a monahl~ ne"'>'S· kttt·r lhJI deal\ '>' llh de' clopmcnt l'>'>Ut\ throughout the 'ilate "I'm not nJl ti' 'IUfl' ho'>' mul h elet 10rat duut thl'\ l 1uld mu\ter <,talC'\\ldl' hut the sto ..... gm .... 1hcr<,delin11el~ lap into the s.amc I.ind ,,, u111cn d1s1.onten1 and fru\1 rat1on that H<h,ard Jan 1s and Pa ul C1,1nn pill.Cd up on 10 ~car' ..tgu. <;o far 11·c, tx·en a spontaneous. h1lal11t•d mo,ement ord1nan <:1l11cm rt''>pondmg. to tht· rapid dnl'111prnl·n1 111their1.ornmun111es !>Cc1ng gro.,.. th as a threat to their ltfcst' lcs 1n the 'amt· "'a' tha1 the-. """ propcn~ 1a,rs as a thrc·at. , Do1ens of gro'>'lh-control mcasurt''> ha' e been placed before "otcr'i 1n 1hoS<.' areas e~penenc1ng the grl"atl'\l de•, elopmcnt pressure - mo\ll~ 1he fast-groY.-ing suhurhan fnng1..''> -Jnd countless candidates for Cit) counuls. t.:0unt) boards of su~n 1sors. S(hool boards and other ltx.al nflire ha'e found thl'mSt'hes ddint'd b) "'hether the' suppun ur oppose 1hc mo' emcnt lo dale 11 St'ems to ha'e had minimal eflC'\.I on leg1sla11'c and qa11:.,..1dc poht1n. mostl) belaU'>l' 11 ha<. la1.J.cd state""1dc organ1za11on But 1n at lcasl a fry, lq~1slatl\ e races tlw, )ear gro,.qh and ll\ control arc deha11ng points II is. moreO\ er. a mo' emen1 1ha1 rrnSSl'S ordinal") 1deolog1cal and par· Man boundaries. attrarnng en- ' 1ronmcntal protc1.·t1on1sts from the left a\ wdl as statu\ quo defender<. on the right Rec:entl). organ11l·r<, from Inca I mo,ements mc1 to form the nucleus l•f J '>l:ltl'" 1dl· organ11at1on 1ha1 rould hc'rnme al.11\e in leg1sla11,e and slate'-' 1dl' elccuons ( lcarl~ lhereforl·. the potcnt1JI for a pohlllal rc,olullon ts tht.•rt• But '-'hJt form '>'1ll 1t tal.c'l Propo\ltwn 11 forall 1tsl'mo11onal uinacnt "as ec;.,ent1all\ a nega11'e nll'a\urc 11 and 1ts SU\."CC'ssors 1m- powd hm1I'> on 1he ab1ht~ ofgo,ern· mcnt to la\ and c;pcnd. but the-. did nnt address the undcrl} mg ne<.'ds lor puhhl '>l'n ite' lt' to understand that f>l'oplr are fru'>trated h' thl' 1ncreas1ng tranil congl·s11on uo\\d1ng 1n their 5lhnols and ulhl'r negall\l' 1mpacl\ from gro .... lh 11·., understandahk that the~ shoukl rl'Wnl dom1na11on of IOlal pol111 l.\ h' nro-dnetonment rntere:,1., There ·~a little iron~ a11ached to t!'lat approaC'h. s1n1.e a1 least ~ome of those ad' ersc impacts result from the finanual rnmtratntstrl'atcd b) Prop- 0'>1t1on I' But tor the most pan 1he gro'>'th- DAN WALTERS and-de' clopment pr~ssure being ex· p1.·nenccd 1n man~ California c·o_m· mun111es 1s the dm:cl re'iult of a o,talC\\ldl' population gro\\lh that '' nothing short of phenomenal. Bl't'-'ccn 1'>80and t987.Ca11 lorn1a addl·d o;oml· .t million re\ldenac, Tha1·s nearh a quancr of all the population gro"' th e'pcncnced 1n thC' L'n11cd State-; during that period The gro .... 1h pm1sure being fel l in the suburbs 1.omes from '>'h1te fam1l- ll''> mo' 1ng out of the crntral c1t1es \\hKh arc the pnman destina11ons of the millions of1mm1grants. legal and illegal. rnm1ng 1n10 Cahforn1a from Llltn .\mcm:a and .\s1a ( altforn1a·s population 1s d1spcrc;- 1r.g and \\1th 11. the cconom~ l'i spreadrng The more ponahlc JOb\ of the pos1-1ndustnal sen ll'C and <.om· munKallons cconom' are also men· ing to thl· \uhurhs T her<.' .., no 1' ,, ) 10 swp gro" th fl'l'\<,ure in lhl' broade\I conte'<t unlesc; ilk 'itate 1\ Y.-1lhng to adopt trul~ drarnn1an pohce·statc-st>lc methods ofhm1tmg 11"> O'era ll pe>r>u- latron gro"th. Th<.' develope~ don't cause growth. the~ respond to 11 That's the rcaht\. but one that m1gh1 be S\\epl aside 1n the wavl' of emotional ant1·gro\\th1sm no" tak· ing root in the statt Da.a W•llrN is • syadlc•ltd columain in S•cr•mroto. The wild-and-crazy guys are important to Newport Their stunts and antics help prevent --------us from taking our~elves too seriously JACKIE HEAtflER Did you watc h the NFL draft ? now What a gcn1us1 He taugh t me ESPN has come up with some e,·er)th1ng I know about sewers Big crcat1H program ming for we ird Ca n)On residents o~e him a huge • 1-. pc\, hkr me. I love Senate hcann_gs. debt of gratitude Their sewers would "'tear his name. I love him e~pccaally the ·\mcnca's Cup and strange pohtt-be rea ll) backed up by now if we for th e book he did for the city's 75th cal encoun ters . .\nd now the pro hadn j gotten m th~ gravn)-Oow anniversary. Every proud home- fooaball draft~ What drama: a httle scwtr hnc that the env1ronmentahs1s 0" ner in Newpon should have a cop)' r;lo.,.. perhaps. but arcat theater. . bl~kcd for fi \C )ears of it on the coffee ta ble. Luck1l). we have enough telev1s1on Nc~l the bard. the late Duncan Coming up as 1 future wild-and· ~ts \0 if I don'1 have to cook or taJk Stcwa n He was Ne wport's poet crazy guy ts Jam Dale. I, wou ld be on the phone I can hang an for these • laurc:atc. He saw JO} and.humor m hard to recount all has escapades that marathon-I> pc e'en ts. ~cf) th1na and coulif puu tto rhyme. J know about. even the ones you L' nfortunatcly. a 1clephone call The ode he wrote for our v.wer would not want to tell his mother. His I.cpl me from the last-round picks. I dcd1cat1on cracked us up. How we tua. the USS Michigan. alwa)'j steals wanted to stt the covera1e of the last m1..n him . . the show in The Character Bolt person chosen .. I wanttd Paul Salata Where would the tlty be Wl~h.out Parade. • to be the.re to present the .. The Les Steffensen? One of the ong1~al As I was wntin1 this. 11 sudd~ly Lowsman · trophy and prepare the free holders who incorporated the city dawned on me that we have an poor sucker for Irrelevant Week. and had a stOr)' to tell about all the orpmution an the city that has The lucky suy w11 JefT8eath1rd, • politicians. nunwrtd and produced the efforts of runnina bac.k from. Ashl~nd. Ore. He 1 had such fun w1th Blackie the wild...and<razy auys throuah the was asked an ~n inter:vaew .. how he Gadarian. He fiflt took me on when I years. It's the Commodo~ C1ub of heard abo~.t his selcctaon. Did the was chainnan of the Plannina Com-the Cha~btr of Com~~. coach call. minion and decided our p s stations To dunk 1 u~ to batch about the .. No. a Paul Salat.a called to say I needed tandsapana. "The Shrubbery ~hambtr doina noth1~1 but pro~ot· won .th~ Lowsma.n Trophy. what~er Commission" he called us. Whenever 1na fun and pmcs. I didn't 1ppru11te that IS. I found a particularly odious plant. r ho~ imponant those pmcs -The Jeffs next call was from Gasion would senct1t to hun and ask where I Chnstmas Boat Pandc. Th~ Cha.r'K· Green. the Rams' first-round pa.ck. should plant it. Most of bis ·~ tcr Boat Parade, Irrelevant Week (to who told him not to come ... He's tions c-.n•t bt· ponied in a family nam~ • f~) -are to Newpon's problblr worritd because I do~ 40 ncwspaptt. When Tom Kecval, 'Tom qualatyonafe. HowJcalout I am of the 1n 4.6." Beathard reasoMd. Murphfoe <'Of'ln!b' p.iiy Pilot ccli-fun. they're allowed 10 have •. nd rats. Beat.hard is ~ soo or sots) ~ 1 weR '!lVltcd to lbooC tbe I ve alw&)-i ~ club_.Jri.t*nt or RedskiDs' Gcnual Manaatt Bobby tweczt with ~l we IOlved aU the mayororsomwunastutryind ~ Btathard. so wt probably won't have city's problems, wim 1iytc. to set a F.OC11c_umplc. Wbea doet a an qtnt to have fun with. Ooa•t Wbc:ft the statute Of hmilatiom closet W1~ py, ~ tt not wofr). Salata will find a way lo make NDS out, 111 tdJ you wiaal we M.Dl.t a IU). ttt to~ publ~7- lhe mOll of iL This yea.r's Jntlnrint to do to Promonaory Point. At lhe ID.l)U's dinner, La SU!· Wttk. when Newport Beach h01ton Wlult a Jon to N~ ~ ftnscn ~uU>ick from BIKkte and roam the last NFL pla)'Ct Blackie moYtd to Hawa1i. I kno Gadanan that oT all the mayors he drafted. wall be sensational Wh Y, he left u He nttded I MW knew I had t.M ~ ~ or ........ How lucky we are in Ncwpon 10 audicntt. Ncwponen take them· fm not ~R tbat a •t•aatnG. bUt ha\>c a rcw wild-and~ IU)'I to sthCSlOOtcnousJy. do)Wthtnk.thtComtnodcwuwould mw ourli~csuttcr1y dclioou.s.. J imFcJtonaltoha•obcontbeh1 consadtr tbat a tood RCOmmat- 1 .. ouk! hu to salute thac humor · What an idea man he The (1tbttof datioe? 1 L1 ll l H\ ~--~ -= - Truth in campaigns To the Editor. I'm ~nnmi to believe that 40th Congrcs~aonal candidate Chns Cox may have a problem with telling ihe truth First. he touts has relattonsh1p wtlh the president Then he admits he only oversaw the use of the Pres1dent1 al Seal and whether ad' 1sor) comm111ec meetings should be open 10 the pubhc Nex t. 1n several r«enl appearances Cox bold!) announced that Contra Leader 4-dolfo Calero would Ix eoming 10 Orange Count) to cam- paign for him No\\ we find out that not onl} was ( alcro not coming 10 Orange Coun t). Calcro's eh1ef spokesperson indicates that Call'ro kno"s nothing oft he Co>- campa1gn If Mr Cox has a problem wnh tht• truth no". I \\OOder what ti would tx· Ith· 1f he \\en.' elected'? I'm cena1nl) not willing to gamble my vote. CHARLOTTE S. LAWRENCE Newpon Beach Taste in music To 1he Ednor· Regard mg Ellen Campbell's rene\\ (5pnng'i1een). Jonathan Volzke (Grateful Dead) What a \Cr\ sad comment.an on our rho1cc of music or enterta1nnien1 .\re "'e indeed bankrupt of decen- C). scns111' 1t}. spmt and sp1nualtt) that \\C feed on the forgo1 ng'l RO BERT DICK Cost.a Mesa Election trend To the Ed11or Looking mo1c and more hke Cali- fornia ma) be setting sull another trend Thl' ma} or of Huntin gton Beach 1~ J..tl l. Kell\ of"Ma\ertck" fa me. Ne"t "'e !>cc a loca l bo) go all the wa) to the White Hou~. b} "'a}' of the go' - crnor's offit.'c tn Sacramento. fol · lo"'cd b' Clint Eastwood as mayor of Carmel· Nov.. by an O\eNhelmtng marg.in. Son n' Bono 1 !>elected to the No. I JOb 1n Palm Spnngs It Y. ttuld nut surprise me at all 1f Pel'"l'e Herman·!> name appeared on the b:illot for high pol1t1cal office m the June elc1.11on I hJ' l' often thought that Frank Sinatra "ould ma~e an excellent senator .\ nd d 1dn 't Y.-C once send an actor to \\ .1sh1ngton as a l ' S. Senator. seems 1ha1 "'a~ '>6me 20 or more )Cars ago. . GENE SE LIG ln1ne TODAY IN HISTORY Todey 1s Tuesda}. Ma) 3, the 1241h da) of 1988. There are 242 da}'s left 1n the \Car TOda~ 's Highlight in H1S1orr On Ma) 3. 1802. Wash ing1on. DC . was incorporated as a Ctl). wnh the mayor to be appointed b} the president. and the council elected b} propcny owners. On thi s date. In 1654. a bndgc m Rov.lc}. Mass .. was permitted to charge a toll for animals. Y.htlc people crossed for free In 1765. the firs t U.S. medical school was proposed at the College of Ph1ladelph1a, now the University of Pennsylvania In 1916, lnsh nationalist Patnck Pearse and two others were executed by the Bntish for their roles in the Easter Ri sing. In 1921 , West V1rgmia imposed the fi rst state sales tax. In 1948. Pulitzer Pnzes were awarded to playwright Tennesscc Williams fo r .. A Streetcar Named Desire" and to novelist James Michener fo r ··Tales of the South Pacific ... In 1948. the 0 .S. Supreme Court rultd that covenants prohibitina the sale of real estate to blacks and other Ql tnoraties were leg.all y unen- forceable. Jn 1971. anu-war protesters. calli"I themselves the ··~)day Tf,ibt1 bcpn four daY' of demonstrations in Was'hinaton aimed at shuttina down the nJtion·s capital. ln 1979. Conservative Party Jeader- Marprct Thatcher waa elected Britain's fint female prime minister • In 1986, in NASA's first post· Oallenaer launch, an unmanned Delta rocket, Jost power in iu main enaine Jhortly after liftoff. forci.na safety officen to destroy it by~ controJ. " Ten yan qo: "Sun Day" feU on a Wcdnnday u thousands of people CJ.toll in& the vinues of solar e.nera.y held ceremonies. demonstrations and other events across the country. Five years 110: After two )un of debate, U.S. Roman Catholk ~- overwhelminaJy &PIJ">ved a pa9'0n1 &ctter th.it COndcmned the firSt ue of ouclea.r ..U90ftl. vanually ruled out lhCir '* for tttalia1ion and • ma.n<kd 1 bait to the 1JOWtb or superpower ancnal1. One ,at aeo: The M.iami Htnld publisMd I lt°'1 in its Socio cdjtions •)'ina 111 rcponen ...a obKf\·td I )'OUlll WOlftall ~ ..Friday niJltt and moa ots.-...y- at a Wasbaftl1~ totrnhoule ~ in& to Orinocnuc Pl'aidaitial cm. dia.~ Oary Han. heroes. Smol.C) lkat, ht plaottd IOfM ,,_.,. ... ..,. # • ,.,,_, ~ •..................... [" Of c:owx.. Silall ii OD .... riah1 OUlf'llC'OuS ideas Wt OM clly wilt ,.W .... ..,.,. • .. ' • Orenge Cout OAflY PILOT/Tueeday, Mey S, tNa A7 ----~----------------------~~m11!91---------------------------------------· ~~min~! ~~~~*nMh .. ~~d~:.~~~~~~y!:.~.?!~.~~~!~!' B~~r:~~~l .... .._°"' u • 1 .,defra~ creditors and they nope 1 e Chapter 11 reorganization of its debts able" consolidate lhecu~t Music Market number of lbe Taxe-rel.ated corpor· All II not wtll 1ns1de Costa Mesa's FBI .walJ eventually investapk the last summer . • Albert saad he prc>JCCU the musu.· bankruptcy case with a Kparate at1on' wert reportedly • sham upon M1.asic Marlet. cate. According to th~ court examiners store's aross .ales for t 988 to be at Chapter 7 bankruptcy cast listing creditors and appear to be rnerety Despite the appearance of b1.astlin Th~or C. AJbe"t the co1.an-final repon. Music Market at that least S2 malhon Richard Tu.e h1m~lfas a debtor. on a her egos of Tue business and shelves stocked hi3 appo1•.~J~ e~~·ner ~ the hcue. tJme was run bra family eorporauon thr sround!> that thCTT is no true That thcor) wa5 disputed by with records ta s and comnM'I con~~ a1KT a . mon! in-headed by Richard Tue. Alben Musac Market ts currently bc1na separateness between Music K.Jmes, howtver djscs. the store rs embroiled rn-1 vestaptJon that MUSIC Market s JuJy alle-ac~ that Taxc filed fo~ bankruptcy run by a court ... ppoanted trustee. fl Merchants Inc . Tue and • number "The alter ego theor) IS applied to. com~icated bankrupt~~•"• ! 987 ba~kru'?~:>' was aldfesedly • to avo1d1udimentsand hensthat had will probably be run in that fashion of allqed dumm~ corporauons suuation where an individ~I or r~-... :raud qa1nst """court an a calcu-betn filed ?:inst him until the business 1s eventually sold. d d 1 d t 1 I that as resulted in its run by 1 l_.. or th ba krupt""' "M officials said. Howe"er. the attorney for Music an '"' ua sown an con ro acorpor-rt ed • "'. ':"1~u~ . e n ~,, r. axe was ustnf the M p R K at1on and use 11 as a conduit to cou -appoint trustees. . . rourt S)Unschcuon. bank~ptcy court's Jurisd1ct1on to Alben sa1d an eum1ner was a~ erchaots Jnc.. h1lhp imM. commit a fraud ms1 a crcchtor" Federal bankruptcy authonues Music Merchanu lnc the hsted suit has purposes .. he said "The ... said in a wnnen rt'Sponse filed tv.o K d h aa.a have concluded that Music Market owner of the store tocaied at 270 I business as not in f;nanc1a1 trouble II pointed by the bankruptcy court w«h ago that b) la". there is no •,mt e!> \al '"h as redporth ~s no went into bankruptcy because of an · because of numerous complatnts by hmnation conctmmg "hat acu" 1ucs ov.c~er. e ~1 t ere -· t ' creditors who told the court they were MusiC' Merchants Jnc can legall\. unit' 01 ownc~h1p and interest beinJ defrauded. prompting the an-engagt" in · betv.«n Tue and Music Merchant vest1pt1on ,. Inc He said he personally referTed the K1me5 said there 1s no restncuon l\ccord1ng to K.Jmes' report, when case to authonties. who. following against a corpor.won dealt~ v.11h crcd11on ofTa'c teamed that he had further eum1nat1on. might refer 1t to other corporations "llh 1dcnttcal or nu U~ls in his name and that he was the FBI Albert also recommended part1alh common sha~holde~ and an officer of Music Merchant Inc., the coun repon the case 10 the FBI officer!> thq 101ncd together to pursue the and to launch an 1nvest1pt1on into .. lt 15 a common practl(t' to al>~ts of \.1us1t Merchants Inc .• as a allcpt1ons of pcl')Uf) false oaths. org.antzt' a corporatton to function as fund from ~ hllh to colle-ct Lhetr t'mbezzlemenl and fraud against a an anMrumentaht). or conduit. or da1m~ against TaAe ind1vtdually fcdcrall) chartered bank adJuncl to 1l5 stockholders.." he said. (Pleaae eeie EXAllDfSR/ A8) Survey finds 8execsmade $1Min 1987 V1T A COLONNA ENGLEBERG JOilNSON FHP proniotes three to Dlanage1nent teaJD Robert Gumbiner. M D . founder and chamnan ofFBP i.e .. bas named Pat Vit.acoloua of Huntington Bach. David H. ~ and Harold W. JC>bsoe as senior \ICt' presidents The Fountam \'alle' firm 1s a v.holh owned subs1d1an ofFH P Jntemauooal ( orp ~h:ch pro\ld~ medical and denul care to 355.000 member.. 1n Cahfom1a. L tah. <\nzooa "le" \.f n1co and Guam • • • Debo~ Lamb of M1~1on \ ieJO v.as rcttntl) promoted to director of thc rec~uon d" 1s1on for LeiA~ World, Lasua Hills. one oflbe man) commumttes managed b) Proft1s1onal Communit) ManaJtment Inc Lamb 1s responsible for all prof~s1onal naff coord1nauon of I.he ptt..guarded comm unit' 's l5th annt' ersaf) celebration this )ear • • • Newpon Beach-based Lu1e Flu.ad.al Corp. has promoted CluisdM Bra• of Huntington Beach to director ol tele- communicauons and lrvane resident A.lex Emre Gflnicl to director of information sen :ces. The corporation 1s an rntemauonal firm which offe~ martceung conSJJltauon and implements aucuon. conventional and bulk procnams for the d1spos111on of ml estate owned b) financial 1nst1tu11ons. ckHlo pcl"\ go,emmental and quas1-go,emment.al agenc1~ LOOK WHERE $10,000 IN RARE CCXNS CANGETYOU \lf'#.. t' ~. l llelllS ti H3nncs lW\q lbr't (.oin lm"CSmeuts M-e en~t\i ~ ~ d 2~ pt1ni11 J \\>Jr ufter alt~ and feies lf ~ \\ t~ht"\t> -uur 1x•tft~K~ ccoonue lO ~.i:<lt' .l mL' r.le. SlO.CXX> v.iJI yieki a net~ of S R~lo .ifter ~ fi"e }~ ln 10 ~~ ~ \\1U ~iek.I J oo prd1t ci t').~. (A~ 4wJ~ k I U5e Ul lllCN Defined Benefl Pti~ fl f>bn., .l'\ well .l.'1 rna1 ether luiuae pensKll and ftt~I ~ f(fW.lffi.\. Thru.ifJl HTIO. \\lJ C3f'I ~mJI.\ ~q \Ulf rare com pmfd1o. .ni os l.t\~ Rart (.oin lnYtsoncnt ~,.__ alkJ\\ lfl\~X'S cu tbd* tbeir ~'J"'1/0lff'n1 ~ .tliM m1 rn& f;.1 J free Ulblll:IKll fW.ia.'l ~CU ~\J r~ 1.\lf'I lfl\eqmefl ~~I u.s tdl &tt a ~ ~ :;1~ ( tnSKie Cahfcmg) r1· ar ~~lo l lU.~ CaLtbrul) Or l't'l\Jn lhe crqm ~ r , ' ~~§rnl97(, sc;.CXX> Initial MDnun ~ .. ll1-I 5'-R .~Jn l% ·~-;~ l~ $-1~.o- l'»t S3b .. ~:;2 1993 12931 l~l Jll.642 S15.rti 1 y EXDDNER CALJ;SMUSIC MARKET'S BANKRUPTCY A FRAUD AGAINST COU-T ••• l"roaA7 Albert thinks the whole tdca of La&una Na1utl property. he said. bankruptcy at the thnvma Mesa "Tue apparently erroneous))' as-"A VCfJ common use of Chapter I I V crdc Center record ~tort was to &urned that he could run lbt corpor-procttdanp ts to stop foreclosure on a tn'¥okc an automatic stay m order to at1on thro~ a •quick and cas}' p1~ of property " stall the foreclosure on a dttd of trust Chapter I l and auumcd he could But Albe.rt claims that Taxe used a.p1nst a property owned by Taxc in d1sm1ss at will," Alben said. "But at myriad corporations to conceal assets Laauna Niauel doesn't work quite that way." and ancmpt to avoid payin& for Albert said rv1den~ obtained However. Kimes said he de>Hn't thanas he purchased. thro~ his invcsnptton has clearly think the film& of bankruptcy was a ··Mr. Taxe for at least ei&ht years cstabh$hed that the corporation al-fraud u~n the court has apparently been an active •trader' lcaedly has been involved in at least "I think the bankruptcy was filed cmbarkana in 'exchanan' whercb) two fraudulent schemes rqardt the for a com letely um ate purpose," gemstones. promissory notes. trUSt iiliiiiliiiiiiiiiililiiliiiiiiiililiiilliiliiliiiiiiiiliiliiill dttds. arT bartered for cash and 'Other properties," he said. llLD DEPRESSIOl1 Alben said that in the typical transaction. by the time an action ts filed against Taxe. the asset bartt'rcd has been transferred one or morT ttmcs into the name of one or more of tht' Taxc,rclated corporations, and an the case of real propen?;:.r:e or more .. dummy" deeds have rerordcd. "Bccausc Richard Tue kecpe nothana tn hts own name. the victim ts frequently left only with a lawsuit which leads to an uncollcct1ble juda- mcnt," he said. In addition to the clwJes con· nected with the Music Market bankruptC)'. Albert aUe&e$ that Tare ts a t~1~-convtcted felon. Accord1n1 to documents flied m connccuon with the bankruptcy investiption, Taxe wa!> convicted an connection wuh copyright mfnnacmcnt and tape piracy charges. and spent time in a federal prison. Tue also did not contest charge!> of conspiracy to rtteave stolen property and pos- session of narcotics in January 1985. and was aen\tDCCld IO rwo years of judamcnts. cla~ and suiu are0 probation for *-C:lluia, pendins apinat Taxc from at least I Albert aid • ._. Sl million i• claimants. ... 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Hit the newaprtnt befor9 you hl1 the pewement • COMUtt el...afled. WHAT AMEX Dm WHA T NYSE Orn =-- NEW YORK L'-PI MliY l NEW YORK AP Ma¥ l AMEX LEADERS I NYSE LEADER S CoLo QuorE s --Dow JoNES AvERA CES ME TALS QuorEs NASDAQ SUMMARY THE HOUSE DEBATE CONTINUES ... "Mlat sets HOUSE of O.fPORTS Apart from the Rest? ~ ""''' 0 4 IMlor¥ ir.--......, llOCmll fl...,.. a.-- ~ Doi.lat Value! SetUe the Debate ... Viall Ua Toclq and Decide for Tounelf. HOUSE of IMPORTS .,.,., of BA:. ~~i..e ~a....,~·~'\ ........... "-~~"" ~.,....-Ta "- Dial 21S/7l• llt:llCSDD s.nta Ana O·~ and~,_.. n 91) fif'tt'IAk~/'- WtrlnecJday Evenings from 5 pm ~ ~ DAILY. PILOT/ Tueedey, Mey 3, , ... 'Live On Stage' inspir~ng pr:oductton By BONNIE PEVERGEON for a wnter -lO ~n: With people" provides a woq 1tn~ of continuity l"'Ph)'. o~e of the show·~.::~'O: ...,...,.c., , 1 , who arc wilhna to IJVO 110 pet'QC(lti. and pu~. Hia.hU1htlna his per-~trcn11.hs, 11 created by• f!. .. : G·~ not for 1 peychttk t>ut fOr the love 01 formance is a cleverly stqtd 1nclud1"tl"ca Gaard, Yiciu -··· OfCme.~tn1.,.1.ntinae~Lhe ~~.ve0nalf U"!~~tohn11s belpina other peopk.'' Daviuaid. Senutron princes • Etuc. Julie Leann ~ftlOr, 5~1uhe -~Di~~!~ ... .. ..~ '"' --• • • Ram.Mi ltftlina ... Somewhere Out Jona Sauuitn, lote 1 va lnu ..-year's ''Life On taae" production for Linda Mauon. lhe ansptrallonal n;ae..fTruom"I villainous counter-Stanton. . lhctxncfitofthe MarchofDimcsat hub of• volunteer cut and crew e_an.·Krej (Jerk?) is ~II played by Cbaririinathtiraudienccwithbrief Cook Auditorium in Anaheim last numbef:tna nearly ~. orchestrated Greg Andrews. ~nes from movie peats are Oi:q weekend. t~e entire ~uction as producer-~ as tour auidc for the Ojala and Melissa Cook ("0C?n«: W.ith Entitled .. Have You Ever Danced d1rtetor. Rct•Rtent of the 1987 May twosomeasEan.h's"K.inaofMusk" thcWindff)andBobHuntm1m~cluna With Someone From Senuton?" the ~o./~uth ~oas~ ~ •~rd f~r Jackson, en~raetically rendered by Gene Kelly ("Sinain' in the ~an"). show is a fatas)' explorina what C~nna Cah.fof"!'IAn, Maxon s ded1· Justin Brock, a multi-talented you RockinJ and ~llina. I wath put happens when space travclcn en-cation and v1tahtY:,senerous1~ m.b~ man from Santa Ana who sinas a~ wheelchair expcn1K. Orea Ojala. counter Earth's numerous musical with .love for b~r ~hallense<J kldS, break-dances his way into the hearts Troy Stoddard. Scott W~meke and offennp. P"?v1de ~he moll".alJon and enertY to of his audience. • Lisa Hamilton communicate a. r.est Written by 11m Davis of Laauna evident 1n the finish~ perfonnance._ . ~eedina an expcn on more tra· for life that offcn .~ emo~onaJ Hills, "Senuton" -mcanina "no Glenn Nadboralw as the reluc dational music. Jackson turns to his chaJlenae to an apprcc.11tJveaud1encc II WINE TASTING tunes" an rcverw -features a 70.plus tantly cou~us Truo~-<tt~ ultimately special friend. Alan, inter-durin.a one of the closm' nu~be~. cast oflocal amateurand professional backwards.) comes l~ ..... "' nvm prcled by Scon Warneke. A 9-ycar-Usina a great deal of unt11nauoo, dance~ an addiuon to the mentally Senµtron ~ly seekina knowledae old gem from Dana Point, Warncke costume dcs1aner Caryl ~n and physically challcnaed children of an exc1un:g ne~ pllenomeno_n finds joy and wonderment in the enhances moods and cbaractcn wath who take starrina roles (spcndina never before . expcncnced on his rhythms of music in spite of his color, ~ext~rc and s~rkle. 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Swindell a1d Monday ml.ht after he pitched the Ckveland ln- daans past the Antels }-0 The H-}car-Old left-handtt had a onc-hmcr until Dick Schofield tcd off the mntb wtth a bloop san&)c Just out of the reach of second butman Juho Franco. Swtndell reurcd the ocu thrtt hitters to close out his s1itth straight wan and has S«Ond career shulOut. The Angels' first h11 came v.1th one out in the Sttond. v.hen Johnny Ra) doubled to left center to euend his hittina streak to 16 games. "I was gemn1 ahead of them "'1th my fastball. and my curve was m) changeup tonight." Swindell S&Jd. "I only tht'CYo' three actuaJ ~ginaps. and none of them were stnkcs.. .. SwiDddl., 6-0. who (aced only lhrtt brt1enovtt thr minimum 27, walked t"''O and «ruck out fow. -1 don't knov. 1f I was O\cr- ~ If I was O\Cf'PO'WU\~ I would ha\C SU"UCk OU\ 20 JU}"' he s.aad -1 WIS Just maku., them tut m) pnchn.. .. The Aniels' Bob Boone said Swindcll's st)k remanded him of four-time C~ \ oung wanner Stc'e Cart ton .. He threw some &OOd sJadtts dov.o and an on tht "P.!t-banders. a tou&h patch to handle. Boone i.a1d "That's what made c'arlton so &J'Cll." Broo.._ Jacob, dro"e an tv.-o runs and ~red ontt to acrount for all the lndans runs. • The pme lasted onl) 2 hours 3 minutes the shoncst for the lndans since ~ptcmbcr 1986 "He v.-as JUSt going at them:· said C1e\ eland Manager Doc Edwards .. One thins v.c 11.ecp prcachmg to ~ )oung pitchers 1s to tbrov. the Jov.cst amount of pitches as t~ can for nine innings He tbrcv. 94 pitches You throv. 94 and )ou'"e throv.n about a sc' en-inning ballpme .. The \lctOn ended the Indians· lhrtt-pme l0sang strcal and ~ept them 1n first place tn the ~L Eut Thea r I ~ · "7 re-cord ma tc~ tht S("( • ond-~t sa.n an their htstol") AWAY Ton""t-<~. ~ P.l'I\. HOME /111,ay ~roil 7:QS P.ITI /Ill.av s-C>etrolt 71)S p_m • May t-Torottto 7-GS p.m. /Ill.av 7-TorOl'llO 7:8S P.l'l'l /Ill.av ._Toromo t:GS om ,,,..., 9-C~. 7:8S P.l'I\. • On TV. O\ennel S ' Al gamel on K.MPC 110 \\ 111 ac Fraser. J.1. took tbe loei,; "' ing up thrtt runs.. t"'o of tbam camcd on se'en hats an 41Jt in.ni~ ('k,cland scored a run isl dlit steond Y.hco JKC>b} walked d ca me a.II the v. a\ around wbeo MCl Hairs smg)c rolled lhroucb ~ liddC'r C111T1 DaHs" lqs for an error The 1 nd~ns added a run 10 1k founh on a doublt by Joe Caner aod Jacob> ·s single and t~ made n )..() an the fifth "'~n W1lhc Upshaw reached first on an error Buckner plays survival game He·s back in lineup for now, but tt•s one season at a time By LABAY LaRUE ..._.., ; .......... When 8 111 Buckner walks av.a' from baseball. 1t ~Ill ~ WJth a nouccablc lunp · G ive hrm two good lcp and he would pla) through 1994. when he'll tum 4S. As 1t is. the Ansc15' DH will tn to squccu one more season out of a ravaged left ankle - and then think about 1989 "No one e\er cnJoycd this game more th.an I ha'e Buckner said ... And no one e'er worked harder to sta~ in It." After 17 maJor-lcl&uc seasons. the lo' e and v.ork ha' e ~oduccd numbtts to be proud of Buckner has more hats ( ... 600) than an)OOC stall playtna,. I, IS I RBI a carttr average of .292. And the lud who came up as a flttt-footed Dod~ outfielder can do most of the same things he could do v.hcn he first ptnch hat for thc-m an 1969. \\.hrn at comes dov. n lo •L Buckner can still run. even "Evcf)one assumes he's slow because of his anlk - ~)S teamma•e Bnan Downing. -He can rull tum 1t on - ~ It JU~t 1.osts him \\ atch1ng tum run hard 1"1't a p&easant thing. -~ut v.a1ch1ng ""hat he g()('S through afterward ii v.orsc Buclner's left ankle ,.as broken in 1975 snapped IO badh he nttdcd ~ -' \UT latn he needed m~ ~ and a staff tnf~1on thAt folio .. 'Cd the openuon att a...,. uswe and cart1i. ~·s bttn more SUJ'IC!"Y since. but the anlle as a fna;tenan& sight full of bumps where t.bttc should ~ none ··\\hen it's all o'er rn probabl) have o~ more opcraton. • Bucknn-wd ~ want to fust tbC ankJC solid so I c.an walk ,.,thout pam. pla) golf. do things normall) ·· But fUSlnl that Anklt 1otwould J)tt'cnt nmru:nc. and that v.ould end Buclnn-'s carttr 'lot C'CD casana constant pain 1s .. onh that )CL -rd love 10 ha'e a full season as DH -be savs -1 Lhtnk I could lead thts team in RBI .. . He probabl> .. on"t grt thecban« but 10 both ·ssand ·u. heh.ad more th.an 100 RBI pla}ml for the Bos\On Red So~ -:w1 ~ear pla)ing lhrtt~uartcrs of a season W'llh tv.o-·dafTcrcnt teams. 1 dro' e an "'4 run~ and hn .286.- BuclMr saJd. -"nd I couldn"t put an~ wn&ht on m} bM:k foot v.h1k I ,.,as hamng. - 't ct this spnng. w .\n~ls tned to trade b.un and (Pleaee w auc&li&k/B2) Carter prOves class individual Roco CllLSll Dodgers topple Pirates Edison's standout athlete earns top billing in Sunset Sunset Leaaue athletic directors and administrators voted Edison Hi&h 's Kalcaph Carter as the leaaue's Athleteoflhe Year recently. It's difficult to imqjne a better choice and one which can produce such unanimity between the athletic and scholar establishments. The UCLA-bound Caner, a threc- year football starter in the Owsen · backfield. as well as a f®r-year standout wtth the shot put (he's the nation's ICader riaht now with a best of63-2)can hold his own with anyone on either side of the fence. He can boastofa 3.4GPA. but those numbers pale in the face of sheer adult behavior. I can remcm~r no one with more common sense at thiutasr-oras a sophomore or junior. .. We haven't bad anybody with the combination of talents that he has. .. Deushane one hits Master's said bis track and fteld coach. Fred Marquez.. .. We've had distance kids who can run the 800, 1.600 and 3.200 or sprinters in a variety of events, but he can sprint. hurdk( I 4.9in thchiah sucks). throw( 167-0in the discus). and hecan longjumpand hiahjump. He's the best athlete we've~ Some other pcopk might disqree. but as fat as rm concerned, at our school I don't feel thC'f'C'sanyonc who can com- pare." You•u art no •l"l\lment here. Fred. a There arc stveral theories whteh lend to the fact that year-in and ycar- ,out prep football players. on the whole. arc better than the past. "Faster. quicker. stronger and smarter.·· are at the core ofit, but when it comes to faster and smaner. well. Eddie Morris wasn't any slouch in the sprints an 1940 at Huntington BeachandOttoGrahamoflhe Cleveland Browns was no dummy in the la tc • 40s. ci tbC'f'. Maybe they arc fasttt and smarter now. but I don't believe there is any doubt whatsoever. from anyoomer. thatathlttesaren't stronaer . Which brinp us to the heart of the matter-the 10th annual South Orangt County\\ e1ghthft1ng I nv1ui- 11onal at San C1emcn1e H1gh on Saturday. San Clemente football coach 03, c Elcccm. wh<>St: endeavors in this field v.erc at the roots of('ap1strano Valle~ High ·s success when an assist.ant there. puts 11 on and 1t'sdearty one of the h1ghhghtsofthe West Coast an terms ofspnng football. O'er 200 high schools arc involved in the field. which includes boys and 1Jrls. --as v.ell as an open divtsaon for th~no lonJtt an high school Compct1t1on tndudn the ~nch pressandsquatwttha maximum of three attempts in each. Among Orangt Coast area schools reprcsen tcd in the past arc Costa Mesa. Edison. Estancia. Fountain Valley. Irvine. Laauna Beach. Mater Dci. U n1vcnity and Woodbndgc. lf)ou""eeverwondercdabout the advisab1ht} of 16-year~lds hfung. here· sa pcrf cct pla« and time to ans"'v }Our own questions. lfsa stvcn-hour formaL bqinninc at 7 a.m. 0 Coronackl Mar Higb's Touch- down Club padded the coffers wt th a lid) S I 8,000 rcttntJy with their golf tournament. an affiur Ray Woolsey says WJll continue nc•t year. The fund-raiser. which 1nvolvcsall ofthe communat).&S~to con fimna the tournament to parents offootball pla)ers, 1ndudncorporate business. which of course. is realty where the bucks are. Fundsdenvcd v.111 go toward helmets and shoukkr P9ds wh~ needed. and poss.ably toward what W oolscv ailed .. Dave Holland's dream. •1 that of a wc1&ht room cxclusa"el) for the use ofw football program. such as what Newport Harbor and Estancia have already dOM Another opl!on as to help pa) for a full-lime trainer. -which the Sea Kmp no lonier have because ofbu~ cutbacks The winner of the tournament. by the way. was the quartet of'Otdt "lien. Gordon Clemons. Jake Rohfn' and Jim Halbert. 0 AddCoronadcl Mar football. The Sea KJnphavep1ncdanall-ka&uc linebacker for the 1988 season. Ac's Chns lkucher from Glendale H~ vcr. who at 6-4. 230. wtll fit in nicd) PREPS at bncbld.cr m bu tcru0r year at ~dM 0 A. rumor that a~ or ~9 sundout out ofNonhcm Califorma lSOD bts "'a) to Saddkbeck Hi&b IS DOC truc- accord1na toSaddlebKk Htab but:C1- baU roach Pat Ownn. -That would be nace.." said Quinn. -ootit'snotp>tnatobappcn We11 J USl ba Ye to go wttb wtlat wt ha VC. .. 0 The ti.a vott oomes Tbunda> at the Cl F Southern Section C ounol mcet- mg 10 Suma Park. That's •1ten 1t'U ~ dcodrd whelhn the beskctball pla' · otf~p1npeotoa 10.tcam divisions (indudana thc South Coast in S-A wtlh the Sumtt and .\ngclus a~ •-cUasSca V~1n4-")or101 dtnsional bastsalong~ hnesoflhc mtt tournament. Wllb .0 sd>ools placed by individual cmollmcnt. Faal"DCS1dicutcs Plan B. We'll tc'(' NL president suspends Reds ' Rose for 30 days Cincinnati manager to appeal decision ' LO ~ "1GELES ( "P) -SttYe Sa1 dro' <' an thrtt runs wttb bis first carttr insa<k-the-part homer. and Kirk G1bs.on hat onco'n tbefenclc.u the Los .\~lcs Dodsrn beat the Pin.sbur&h Pirates ~3 Monda) -t. Don Sutton. •ho allowed a pail of fifth-an nu:~ runs.. Y.-U lifted with a S-3 lead after 4~ anninp-ooc out shy of lhc manadt<>11 fr~e inninas required for a \ 1ctof) ~ ~na replaced Sutton and patched two innin&"S and allowocd I I / I The sc.ltedale *-TOl't9f\t-PI~. 7.S P.fl\. Ma\' ..-PittU:luf'Vh, 7:8S ~.l'ft MevS-... AWAY ,.,.., ....-St l.oua. US P.l'I\. • Mav 1-SI ~. Sit5 IUI\. • Mn I-SI ~ 11.\5 a.m. • ,.,...,. ~. tti 0.l'ft • OnTV,0.....11 • •• .. ""9 en KA8C; 1W " . DodlteITTtan media by' cfoamg training room after all games ....... 'he Auedate4 Presa LOS ANGELES -Actina on a • rcqu~t made by several players in spri"I .. traamna. the Los Anaelcs Dodaen an- nounced Monday that the trainer's room in the clubhouse wall be dosed to all media followmg home and road games. The announcement, which endsa 29-year policy in Los Af\&CICS of provad1na lhe baseball writcn with access to the players while they were being ad mini stercd to by ~rs.. anaered some of the wnters. The new policy was made announced before M~y ni&ht's by Tommy Hawkins. the Dodgers· v1~ ~n.t of commurucations, who spent 20 years an the n;dta trim.self after rcurina from the NBA. . !fawkins. f~ has first crisjs since takmg the JOb. •aid at was an orpmzatJonal decisjon. And he tned to ~ wnten 1n a closed-door pre-pme meeting ~Jaccnt to the Dodacr clubhouse that the pla~ers wouJd not we the room as a sanctuary to hide from the press. ''We do not want that. and we want to prevent 1t .. Hawkins sa.ad. addina that while the players· wishes h~d to be ~modatcd before the rules of accomodatton to ~ .wn~rs were established. "We will not have pla~ers biding m !)le trainer's room who arc not being ~rv1ced by the trainers." ~r catcher Mike Sciosc1a tncd to d1spell all~tao~s tha_t the new policy was instigated by Mike Davi': Kir:k Gibson and Don Sutton. three players who WCKn t with the team last season. Sc1osc1a explained ~t scyeral players complained last year. and the d1scuss1on ~inJ trainer's room access was ex- panded in spnnJ'traming. Kemp denlea seeking handout Nicklaus directs Kcot'!:y1 :.0Je?~i1~~~~;~"K'lm°t ~ another lay·out ~loo~:!i~~Jr ~ch~~~u~~~~c~h~~ ~~517!; ~ Indiana Umversit)'. Hts newest course playthrouahbtlutif\.tl rnidential "!hat's nd1cutous. !. never had any mternl in ITClsthen up to a plateau with anything under the table. Kemp told the South Bend will be bu It tn unob$t'11cted viewsof\Madjaocnt (Ind.) Tnbune mountains. Hft'Cnatavearassesand Former lnd1aoa player Rack Calloway wd Kemp huntln preserve wildflowcrswillftourish. w~ntcd to know what he could get 1f he decided to play "Octeendinaintocanyon floors • with the Hoosiers. andfoUowifl&acrttkbcd lheroursc "Has main que~uon Just was. 'Do you get things? willchanachsmoodplayin1throu1h Do they kick you all out (give you kickbacks).' I told . Dove Canyon. Sounds like a hunt-stands of stately oakund ham, 'Naw, cuz, a week after we won the natio nal •napreserve,docsn't it? sycamom." champ1onsh1p 11 was JUSt hkc a regular day," Calloway Well, the location near Coto De Golfers will start with a par-S some said Sunda) an a telephone anterv1e'"' with Thc Councr-Caza will no lonter be used Cllclusive-506 yards in lcnath on the par-7 j, Journal. ly for huntinaalthou&h the birds will 6, 914-yald course. The 18th hole "Kemp didn't rcall) say anyth1~ specifically probablyrcmainintJicarca. playsacrossasmallstrcamandriscs about mone) or a car:· sa1p Calloway. a Junior who 1s Riaht now.Jack Nicklaus is in-to finish at the clubhouse w~a transferrm& to Kansas after this school year. "He just volved in directin.anotherofh1s waterfall cascades from the terrace wanted stuff. He kept saying: 'You all don't get nothm&? incrcasinaJynumeroussolfcoursc above tofonna reflection pool near I knov. )Ou'rc l)1ng · . He was looking for a handout." layouts in SouthcmCahforniaatthe the green. Kemp said Monday he did not even talk to site in conJunctjon with the Dove While the course isn't expected to Callowa)' dunna the rccru11's official v1s11 to Indiana. Canyon Company. open forscvcraJ months. more infor- "R1d '"'asn'tc\-cn m) host-Jay(Edwards)and Groundhasbccnbrokenforthel8-ma11onisavailablebycalh91 L> ndon (Jones) v.erc.·· he said "All this bothers me. It's holcchamp1onsh1pcoursc in a natu-581-2558. staning to make me and m) family look bad. rm ral setting that will rival Bear Creek in o st!lning to gel ticked o fT. I'm not sure where they ~ot any Temecula when It 1s completed. This The Orange County Golf en As- ot 1 h1) ~tufT Fromm} side. none ofth1s 1s true.' isanotherNickJausdevelopment. sociat1on has undergone a complete The NC AA also 1s 1n\esugat1nga trip that Kemp's Dove Canyon is the latest in a changcdunngthepast ycaralthouah mother. Barbara Brown, made to the Kentucky campus stnngofgolf courscs that are spring-rates forgetting a card and having a Ott 31 and No' I Kcntuck)'s internal in vest1gauon ingupthroughoutSouthcrnOrange legiumatehandicaparcstilllowfor of the matter toncluded that Brown paid for her own County and when complete, will be a those who do not belong toa private transponat1on and e \pensts. and Brown said the same pr1 vate coursethatdeveloperssay orpublicmcn'sclubinthearea. 1h1ng 1n an 1ntcn it'"' last week wall rivalanyofthe Nicklaur Mike Perry.John McConnack ( allu"'a) said Jones and Edwards were Kemp's designed layouts the famed golfer has Ralph Fonczzo and Harry Brewc~ are student hom but that he was with the three through desiancd in the past. • directing thcclubatthc present time most of the\ 1s11 "DoveCanyonCountryClubwill and promosegolfcrsa number of Callowa} also o;a1d he did not understand Kemp's have several mood changes." Donna outstanding tournaments at some of denial. Hahn of the public relations finn the finest courses in the area as well as pubhc1zina the layout says. "It will the state. Pac-10 upholds Martin pact intent signed b) high school basketball star How111 lllllY .. Weare fourbU11ncss men~ en.joypity1naao1r."saysPmy. ·we have become lnvolveCI with the pro&nm and ha vc scheduled toumaments at places like Hunt· inaton Scacliff, Mesa Verde and a number of other top counn includ· inJ Bear~k. Canyon Crnt in Riverside and SobobaSprinas in San Jacinto. "'Wealle9'Joythepmcandbopeto a• vc others a chance to join us for these tournaments that are aencraJly held on Monday and Friday. Come join us. The tournaments~a lotof fun and you get to meet some fine people as welt as good golfers." , Gave Perryorontofthcothersa call at 772-8897 to get more infor- mation aboLttjoinina the fun croup and at the same time having an SCGA handicap to use in other events. Thegroupplaystwoand three tournaments a month and the cost of jo1ning OC'GA. whether you play in any of the tournaments or not. is very nominal Incidentally. tournament fees vary dependingon the course and each and udcs green fees and half a cart. Depending o n the course. this fee rangesfro mS25toSI IOatBearCrcek with the a verage in the $30-35 range. Hawkins had told the writers 1n Vero Beach that ~ opc~-dC?Or policy would not change. Then he met w1~ Sc1osc1a and pitcher Orel Hershiscr as well as the wnters cover:ma the team. Hawkins said he called each of the o ther 25 m~orleque teams to learn their pollC) He discovered that the Dodgers were the onl) team that permitted post-game access. Despite all that, the dcc1s1on didn't s11 well v.11h some veteran wntcrs. WALN LJT l REEK -A Pacific-JO m Confe rence ruling that a na11onal letter of Darrick Manin with LIC'l.\ "'as 'ahd has tx-en upheld b) 1he Nauo nal Lener of Intent Stcenng Comm111ee. Pat:-IO ( omm1s1oner Thomas C Hansen announced Mo nda> Williams sets two records Quote of the day Manin an ouh1and1ng guard for St. Antho n' High. signed \.\1th L < L ,.\ 1n ~O\ember but late'r rl'4uested that the lc1ter tie '01ded . Dec E4wan1, manaccr of the Cleveland Indians. talk1nc about how Charhe Manuel the Indians· hminc instructor, pined the favor of Japanese fans when he played six years with the Yak ult Swallows and the Kintetsu Baffaloes: "He was a real samurai. One time. this pitc her hit him m the Jaw. and Charlie popped nght up without bhnkma an eye or saymg a word. The Japanese are ve:r traditional when it comes to respect, and Charlie had the!r respect after that incident ... Goodwill Games to continue L 0!) ANGELE:~ -~n agreement was Ill \lgned Monda) 10 eAtl·nd the Goodwill Game'>. Y..hKh debuted 1n I ">86 in ~oscow and art· schedukd to be held 1n Seattle m 1990. through 1998 The agrcemen1 '"'a!> signed dunng a satellite news confere nce that linked o fficials in Moscow and Turner Broadcasting System official!> in several U.S. c1t1es.. as well as U.5 O lympic ( omm111eeoffic1alswhosa1d the) support thl' games Bullets defeat Detroit in OT Television, radio LANDOVER, Md. -Jeff Malone m scored eight of his 35 pomts in overtime Monday night to hft Washington to a 114-106 v ictor) over the Detroit Pistons TELEVISION 5 pm -AUTO RACING: IHRA TeJ1,3s ~a11onals (taped) ESPN and keep the Bullets alive 1n the opening round o f the NBA pla)ofTs 505 pm -PRO BASKETBALL: NBI\ Eastern C o nfcrence first round Game 3 - Chicago at Ck\ eland. TBS The Pistons. who got 29 points from Isiah Thomas. still hold a 1-1 lead 1n the bcst-of-5 ~ncs The next game w1l be held Wednesday nil.ht at the Capital Centre. With the score tied 104-1 04. Malone hit a 15-foot Jumper ""llh 2.08 left After a Detroit miss a basket b' John W1ll1ams made 11 I 08-1 04. ' · 6 p.m -PRO HOCKEY: NHL Campbell Conference final Game I -Edmonton al Dc1ro11. ESPN 7 p m -PRO BASEBALL Chicago Cubs at San Diego W(,N Bruins win Wales opener, 5 -3 7.30 pm -PRO BASKETBALL: NBA 'W C'stern ( onferrnce first round Game 3 - Dcn\C'r at Seattle TBS BOSTON -Ray Bourque's tte-~ brcak101 Joal on a rebound at 5:56 of the , third pcnod spoiled New Jersey's come- back from a J.-0 deficit and sparked the RADIO 4 'O p m -PRO BASEBALL Angels at C'IL'\ eland, KM P( (7 10) 7 p m. -PRO BASEBALL Pittsburgh at Dodgers. KABC' (790). Boston Bruins to a 5-3 victory over the Devils 1n the opener of the Wales Confcrcn~ finaJs Monday night. The second game of the best-of-7 scncs 1s scheduled for Wednesday night m Boston. 7 p.m . -PRO BASEBALL: Ch1cagoC'ubsat San Dic~go, K FM B ( 7 60). ROSE SUSPENDED ••• BUCKNER ••• P'romBl wrong. But 1f he doesn't touch me. I don't touch ham ·· G1amam also said he had sum- mont'd two Cincinnati broadcastN'S. Mirt) Brennaman and Joe Nuxhall to New York for "1nGltmg th~ uoacccptablc beha\ 1or of some of the fans" after Pallone·s ninth-inning decision led to the wrnning run in the New York Mets· 6-5 victory over the Reds. "Such disgraceful episodes arc not t>.siness as usual nor can they be allowed to become so." G1amatti said after reviewing the tapes of the game with supervisor of umpires Ed Vario. "The Nauonal League will not tolerate the degeneration of baseball pme.s into dangerous displays of public disorder. nor will it countenance any potentially in- junous harassment of any kind of the U1np1rcs ·· The play that set off the dispute ~urred with the Mets' Howard Jehnson on second base. two men out and the tame tied at S-S Mook1e Wilson then hit a ground bJJI to shonstop Barry Lark1n. whose wow appeared to pull first baseman Nick Es.ask> off the baa. Pallone. however. delayed mak.Jna a c.all as JOhnson raced home wathout a throw 'lfjth what proved to be the winnina 1'9n. Rose clwsed Pallone and pushed him twice as fans bcpn lhrowina dtbris. All four ump1ra wmt to their e while the p-ovnd crew up the field. The umpires alto tlle Reds they would forfeit tlepme irthc disonfer continued. i"~ tbc umpuu finally re1umed. ..-con1in~ lO rain down and E Yntpire Job11 Kibler told 10 leave for his own safety. lllM was QOft"lpkUid witb just mnpires. • ao.e. t.tet.11'• UJ-timc bit Stader •.256. iUd &inday that Ile r-..-=.~~~ 10 be -~ iid IC= pushing Pallone. He said. howe\er. that he did 11 after being hit o n the cheek by Pallone. who. on videotape apparently h11 Rose WJth his hand as he appeared to be pomung 10 the spot off the base where Esask} 's foot had come down. The Reds' manager also said that he wasn't d1spuuna the dcc1S1on as much as he was the la te call. "ft makes everyone look bad.·· Rose said. "'It makes ham (Pallone) look bad. It makes our team look bad ... It makes our fans look bad. And 11 makes Marty and Joe look bad." GOLF ------ Oilers top Sunset field From Bl failed -then thought about releasing him "If I hadn·t led the team 1n hittmg all spring. rd be gone." he said. "Gene Mauch knew what I could do He had plans for me. Then Gene left and Cookie RoJas took over and _it was like I was a rookie -I had to prove I could still hit. That upset me." Rut hc hit. and Buckner made the team Then he figured to play behind DoY..n1ng at DH and Joyner at first base. but Downing went on the 15- da) d1i.abled list and Bucker stepped m as the regular designated hitter the past week and a half. He has hil .226 with SC\ en RBI this season. Back an 1974. the year the Dodgers wenr 10 a World Series, the season Buckner first played full time -he ha11ed 114. stoic 31 bases -left field belonged to ham. One paper ran a huge picture of Dodgers Stadium. w11h it'sdotting ten field Each marked a spectacular Hunungton Beach High. which catch Buckner had made that season. al read} has a lock on the Sun~t ·'There were plent) of them." he uaguc duel-match lllle and is ranked \a)~. sm1hng at the memory. No. 1 in the county. placed Brent lie was fast then. with his repu- Brummctt and Mau Baugh an the CIF ta11on for tou~ness already cstab- 1nd1v1dual golf championship Tues-Ii shed In the mmors. he broke h1sjaw day at the Navy Golf Course at Los .... hen he collided with teammate AJamitos. Bobby Valentmc an the outfield. Brummett won the Sunset mdavid-W11h the Chicaao Cubs. as a first ual titlt' with a 36-hole total of 153 baseman. Buckner won a National Bauah finished second with t ss. Both Lcquc b:lnina utle in 1980, blnina a~ seniors and played last year 15 the 324. In 'R2, tie had a 200-hit season. Oden won the lcaaue title finished 105 RBI, played 161 pmes. first in the county and founh ovtrall Ch1caao traded him to Borton in in CIF. '84. and he had iwo eolid years - AJsoquahfyina fortheCIF individ-even stealing 24 bases. uat . tournament next wek at La Buckner·1 smile 1s sheepish. The Punsma Country Oub in Lompoc day af\er the '87 tcason he tqan to wett Edison's Frank PlnloJ• (I S6) tthab the ankle. For ~ pest half· Ind Jeff Nichols (IS7). and Ocean dottn )Uf'$, he has hid to won out View's Mike HoJmn ( 159). daily -(our to five boun -ao k«p H,.olmes earMd the fifth berth by thatan~hmbercn.&oallowbim b1ttina a 20-foot per putt on the frm 10 r,~y ap1n alCh fPl'IJll. olayoff hoJe to~ Marina'• Dan~ 1 thinlt •bou~OOO hilltlnd how Dalton Od Huntu1fton Beaeh •1 Iona that wau or m1ne, be •id Comoaho, who cadi boPcd the bok. :·ar~·d ~ hea thy, ooprobkm. At•t ·-----~~---~----_.,.. _______ __; __ ....;_ __ IS, Im tt)llOf '° lqucat .. much OUI ~fpuKh hi!tins••p>ai~. Everyday tS an c-cpcnmm ~ W1beWUuwUalldicid1• t.. • And when it tndt? • .. Evcrythina f'vc done to Ny in tbt pint was Wor1h u. at lait 10 me •• said Buckner. "('\c had dorion uy I ,~ craey lo lay wilh sl. l'vt> had fnend11c1J rM t.M same ctaiftl, But ifr pb~ throuah f 990, rn ha~~ m1.1orl~&1C tiUcbell 1n bai'~ Thia would be mcthina rd like to look bilck on." · ' , Woodbridge hurdler pushed by teammate at PCL preliminaries Woodbndgc hurdler Tim Williams set Pacific Coast Lcaiue meet records in the I tO-meter high hurdles and 300-melcr intermediates Monday at the PCL track and field prelims at Irvine High. W1lhams turned a 15.3 in the I tO highs. eclipsing the previous league marl{ by one-tenth of a second, then came back with an effort of39.8 in the 300 intermediates. bettering the old standard of 40.1. Has teammate Luis Muniz finished second an both of the hurdle events, and his lame of 40.0 in the intennedi- ates also eclipsed the old standard. "The~ really have pushed each other to become star~ .. said Wood- bridgc Coach George Varvas. "The) 're rcall> great fiends and have helped each other out to become better ·· Woodbndgc's Tosh t-..oba>ash1 and Stott Tl\eron Y..On the 200 and 400 respccuvel) for Woodbndgc. which promises to "in the boys and girls league finals on Thursday evening. The Wamors top spnnter. George Smith, pulled a muscle and will not be able to compete md1V1dually in the league finals or C'IF compet1t1on. Mike Allison of Laguna Hills registered the best I 00-meter time in 11 .4 and Tony G ibney topped all 1.600 runners 1n 4:31. 7. O n the girls side. Kaea Keffer and Kristen SC'hertzer both eclipsed the old PCL standard 1n the 300 hurdles going 45.6 adn 45. 7 respectively, and should be very strong competiton on the CIF level, Varva s said. Woodbndge's Michelle Munaz cap- tured the top times 1n the spnnts, going 12.8 m her I 00-meter heat and 26.8 in her 200 heat. ....,,... ... ., ....... Laguna Hills' Denise Brunstetter recorded the best 1,600 time in 5:41.1. and her teammate Tina Ehler posted the best 100-mcter hurdle time in 160 Woodbrtctce'• Michelle lla.nla rana to Yictory by Co.ta Maa'• DaDJelle Coleman In a 100-meter duh beat. * ..CL preflma (Ill,,..... ., lrWle Hltllll aovs 100-1 AHllOll ILHI. II•. 2 F Smllll (WI 11.S, l arveril ICM>. 11' ••. aonllle (CM), II.I, s K~VHftl IWI, l lt,'6 KnMI (WI, 11.I. 100-1 Ko1>eve111I IW), 23.5; 2. Tlveron CWJ. n 6, l Alllton (LHI, n '· •. arvent CCMJ. n.•. s Clerence (THI. 23 0, 6 Hell CLHI, 24 I .00--1 Tl•eron CWI, 51 2, 2. Krevolle (THI, SIS, l Vonbere (0 ), 51 f, • Gr911t ICM). Sl.3, S Metltlews CUU, S2 4, 6 Clertnce (TH), S2.6 1.600-1 Gibney (LHI. Ul7. 2 Frltone CLHI. •:36 I. l C•tlo (0 ). • .0 S, 4 ..._,, .. IWJ. NI o. s GOOOIOll (WI. 4:44.0, 6. •une CW), •:47.I 110 HH-1 Willleml (W). 15.3, t Munl1 (W), IS 1. 3 C"'"*'ll ICM) IS 7; '-Mir.,. <01. lU; S Webtl ILl l. 16 I,' Tlmmofta IWI, IU ' SoF TBALL '· JOO 11+-I Willi.rm IWI. )U, 2 Munl1 (WJ, .cl O. l Cll«nentl ICM ), •1.2, 4 8umell (CM ), C1 O. S WebO IL8), '3 I, 6 S.tlntW (0 ), 43 7 G•LS 100-1 Munh IWI, 111, 2 Horon (WI, ll 0, 3 Ford 10 ). ll I, 4 KeCll ... rtll (LH), ll 4, S L~wOOCI IW), 13.S, Colemen (CM). IU 100-1 Munir (WI. 2U. 2 Horon (WI, 2U, 3 Coleman (CM). 27.1, • W•wson 101. 210, s TurM!' IOI. 21 2, 6. Dllof'elo !LH), H 2. l-'OC)-1 8run,1e11er (LHI, S;•I I, 2. ltooi.t (W), S:•2.S, l L P9dl (W). s·o.s .•. c Peck (W), S 43 I. S Feurrleoet ILHI, 5:4' 0,' Mer-1 (W) S·S3 1 ' 100 Ll+-1 ENer (LH), 1.0, , Diioreto (LHI. 16.J, l LockwOOCI (W), 161, 4 Surmoti CCMJ. 17.0. !'~ (LHI, 17 1, 6 Emerwn CCMI. 17 7 JOO LH-1 l(efter IWI. 45.6, 2 Schfr1Hr (WI, U.7; l Efllef (LHl. 41 I,• Surrnon (CM), 50 1, S Coy IWl, 517, '-CUMlnet ICM). 53.2 Golden West's Ellis two~hits Fullerton Golde~ West Colls'a IOftbeJI and three RBI to lead the hosl team clinched at lcut 'diird ~ in' ~Olldrunnc:rs to the Su View t.eaiue tht South Coast Conferenc:C and a vlCtOt)'. Southern C.lifomia Rqional playoff' Lena Mendola allO had thl'Ce hits- bcnh by defcaii• fint 1Pllce Full-three runs and three RBI IS Slddle- erton C"olleae. 1-0, Moridily behind beck improved to S-6 in tcasue and Kathy Ellis' two-hitter. I0-6ovcraJI. Har'borfelloro.r I in w Elhs CS-S) stnack out two and Sta View. walked (our in her xven inninp of Laa!J artetllii 1'7, Cal t.dteru work..aDowinaa runneraafaiuthint He Julie Wcst we1u l for s w;lh three bast only in I.he third mnins. runt ud 1hRc RBI and Dlwaa Pemper signs at Idaho State Huntington Beach High's mult1- t~lented!!hlete Stefanie Pemper has signed ~(letter of intent to attend Idaho State on a basketball scholar- ship next fall . it was announced Monday . Pcmper, the first female Oiler athlete to ever letter an two var51ty sports in one season (basketball and soccer) and only the second to earn four varsity letters in one year, was 1 team Most Valuable Player her senior year and a three-tame Sunset Lcque ~lcct1on in basketball. Play101 under Coach Kathy Doyle Pemper averaae<t 14 poinu. e14hi assists a11d four rebounds her senior sca~n and will pl.ay either auard pos1lJon for Idaho State Coach Ted Anderson. She aJso carries a l 16 GPA. ' "Stefanie could be an excellent player for us," Andcn.on uad .. She has shown the ability to play bOth the point and offauard po itions, and the 1s ~ very aooct lhooter. She can fill a void for us by J)vins us plen~ of dep)~ Ind eitpenence It I cou O( PQS1t1onL" Huntinston Bt.acb Athletic Dirtt· !or Jo.nne Ktlloa ldded. "'"Scdlnic 11 • very fine ~on the COW1 and has pat coun 1rn1e. Sk can tntid· .... ud ,rtall)'-let •JU-Ind ..aay makes thanes happen oa \ht c:oun. .. Sbe out-dueled F1llla1on 9Cle ~mer. Kim 'Enotr0m and krillin Jacobi (17_..), wflo llnd out Jenny Enpvom all lidded two RBI as KVm. anchJlowed h tria ad lb9r die M111a1e_,. 1...-oved to 4-J itf walbGo~ ill . o--.-4 , • tbc Aa.ikmy l.elPI Pd 7., ownll. -west im..-v•-10 f,.j ID lhc SCC\ 17-14 oVctall. Fulknoft fell " -------~--'!111~--------!lllm--io I S-2, 40-tO. s fl fl T.:·~2,,..~1 ;::"2 uns re rst-ye~ coach Wetzel movQI 10 teCond oa a .,ou· out. Ud PHOENIX. Ariz. (~ -,_.i., apuvon team wnt 1"'6 ICOfCd the ~run of die lllftt OD Stam puidaat ....,.,. Coll .... IV-Wetnt, O. Wll Uftwd lllil .Elh1' RBI . i1w 1111 NIA cM ... "ioilll i8 Ute ftuch11e'I ttttn._ 11i111c1 co.eta 09 . . ~ derecdoa .. whit IM IViiilht Apr(J 27, 1917, ~ bav1ll .., In hiab 1ehool aruon: losana 1CUOtU. fared tim·)UI' bead PftvMM NIA ••• ...atlftl a-latN 1di'11.i Ncwrw• ..,.._ t: coecfi John WCU91 and wi:swlt prr.cecc. Ht,...• stsl• .. __.. Cindy S.laur ('1-.5) burled ltcr ft111 • coecb Hrib Brown on Moailly. WidUM --..-r-.._am_ •ID 90 1tk a lhulout of the a.aoa With a OM-TM Sunt wtre 21-:'41hl1 ICMOfl -CollNd,o nii; ·llapls ~·lift hhtcrand~n13ror4widlthreuunt the wom m:ont ·nee 1M 1961-69 new tad COICtt .. v~. wry IOOIL" I l Orange eo .. t DAILY PILOT/Tuetd1y. Mey 3 1988 BS Robiiison flirts with perfection Johnson's hit wit in ninth ha ts pe ame P'A1D TM AIMdate4 Prest Ron Robinson learned the hardest lhma about p1tch1na a perfect pme. There's not.the sliahtest room for bad luck or a bid curve. Both his luck and his curve flattened out Monday naaht with perfcctton JUSt a SW1nJ ... nd ... -m1u away. The Cincinnati Reds' f'iaht-handcr pitched • perfect a,ame for 8V1 inninas bcfort givina up a two-ball. two- strike sin&le to Montreal pinch-hitter Wall~ John5:0n that ended has bid for fame and left the Reds Wlth a sick feeling. ' He then served up a two-run homer to Tim Raines that ended has bad for the first shutout of his career. and needtd John Franco to save a 3-2 v1clory over the Expos. "What can I say., I wish I could have aotten 1t, but I didn't," Robinson saad matter-of-factly. His flartata on with perfection ended a stunnina day forthe Reds, who spent the afternoon contemplating the loss of Manaaer Pete Rose to a 30-day suspension by tht' league office With coach Tommy Helms runnina the team. the Reds got off to a flashy start. Kai Daniels hat a first-tnnang homer off Pascual Perez, 3-3, Enc Davis sanr.led home a run an the fourth, and Chns Sabo added a solo homer in the Slllth. Meanwhile, Robinson was brcezin& Only one outstanding defensive play was required. a nice glove- and-throw by sttond baseman Jeff Treadwa)' to rcllrt Tam Wallach on a sccond-inn.inagrounder up the middle. Wallach and Andres Galarraga also had an field hneouts. but the Expos otherwise didn't even come close to a bascrunner through eight inninss. .. All he was doina was taking something off on has fastball and using his curve and getting it over ... Expos manager Buck Rodicrs said. "I'd say he and (catcher) Bo Daaz dad an ellcellent JOb." "I think the fans thought about It (a perfect pme) before I dad, .. Robinson said. "They started to get into it an the sixth ... "In the eighth inning. I rcall) realized what was going on," Treadway said. "I went an to the dugout and nobody said anything. It was hke. 'Let's pretend it's i:'ot ha~pcnina. ·Everybody was ucned about what was goang on. By the ninth. Robinson was into 11. too. "It was awesome. It was a great fethng. •· he said. 'Tve never had that feeling an pro ball ... Robinson had arthroscopic surgery fast Oct 6 to remove a bone chap. His fastball has been drast1call)' reduced as a result. He was perhaps the most unlikely patcher on the Cincinnati stafTtocomc that close to the first perfect same sance the Anaels' Make Watt reurcd all 27 batters against Texas for a 1-0 victory on the final day of the 1984 season. Robinson. 26, was shifted from the bullpen to the rotation last season. He has a 28-19 career record an 40 starts and 128 relief appearances. He's never thrown a shutout and has1ust one complete pme in has car«r . "There arc a lot of'afs' in th as game." Robinson said "All you want 10 do 1s come out on top " In other National Leaauc pm~: PllJIUn 7. A1tro1 I: Mike Schmidt htt the 534th home run·of his career and Kt'van Gross pltlhed a five- hitter as host Philadelphia beat Houston Schmidt's home run an the seventh annan~ lied him wath Jimmie Fou for eighth pla~ on the all-tame hst. It came off roolue Dave Meads. who was 1ust recall<.>d from BULLETIN BOARD ' -= -=----=-- Ra.au, Raiden cbartty tame The nvalry bet"'ttn ahe Los Ansclct Raiden and Los Aniclcs Rams moves to the basketball coun Saturday when the teams square off 10 bendit the Orange Count) Hopt" Houst a substance abuse centrr for young adulLS This >car's contesl will be at the Bn:n E\'tnts Center on the UCI campus at 7:30 p m Players from boah teams will be on hand to !>OK for pictures and s11n autoaraphs at halname In addition. thert wall also be raffies. door pnzrs and halftime enteruanmrnt The Hopt" House 1s a non-profit fac1hty and 1s a Unitrd Way a1ency Tu~uc11ble 11ckets. pnccd 11 SS.SO for adults and SS for youth under 16, art 1va1lablc at Ticketron, t.M B~n Centrr and thr Hopt" House. For mort 1nformat1on and group sales. call thr Hope House 11(714)776-7490. BprbJ.6 bCMt allo• drawbJI A drawtnJ (or I MW boat will be one of the attractions at the Southern CaJ1forn1.1 Manna ,4.sj()(aation's <SCMA) Spnna Boll Show at the F11rpkx an Pomona rnday throuah Ma)' IS The boat. to be awarded at the conclusion of the !().day show, will be a 19-foot Sea Ra)' Pachanp ecrformancc runabout with an esll· mated rewl val~ ofS24.00. Each vtsnor to the show will receive a coupon for the drawinJ, In addition to boats. some 7S booth displays will include cnaines and enainc ll«'nOncs. water akiJ and inflatable boati. Showhounare2p.m. to IOp.m on weekdays. 11 a.m. to IOp.m. on Saturdays. and 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. on Sundays. Admission is SS for adults, S2 for childttn ~ 12, and child~n under six arc free Fret adm.iwon ticltctJ for May 9-13 arc available from SCMA membcn and other marine retail stores. .lbToD Scott cllarlt;y pa• 'The Second Annual 8Yn>ft Scou Children· s C'lusic hu bttn pvcn final approval by the Nauonal luMtball Atloriation and will take ~on Sunday. J\Jly 24 at UCl'a 8rm E~ts Centtt. Thi1dwity11oneoffew toectapprovaloutor w hundred• of of ~'6Htt pn bcflm the N'BA C9Ch yur. Top NllA playen will pan1apete 1n &k cvc.nt in "°CIC' o( i.isiftl Sl00.000 ror chanty. "'~ Clnclnnatl •• Ron Roblnaon f ollowa throath en route to a near perfect game. Class AAA Tuscon. Gross. 2-1, struck out se ven and walked t-wo a!> he lowered has earned run average to I 15. Braves 3, Mett 1: Ron Gant hn a th ree-run double in the SC\-enth 1nn1ng and Zanr Smath scattered nine hats a\ Atlanta beat host New York snapping the Met\. fi\-C· game w1nn1ng streak The victory was the fi~t t'' er for the Rra' e~ 0 ' er Ron Darling. ~ho had beaten them an e1gh1 pre' auu' de<'1s1ons Darh ng. 3· I, allo~ed t hre-e rum on fi H ' h m struck out three and walked ont' an ~ven inning~ Caba S, Padres%: Andre Daw'SOn and Ryne Sandhe.g h11 home runs and Jamie Mo)er allowed ~\-en hat' 1n "" innings. leading v1s111ng Chacgao past San Diego Mo)cr, who stranded 10 runner\. improved tn 2-2 Les Lancaster patched 1111 innings. Frank D1Pano ont inning. and former Padre Goo~ Gossage got the la\t 1-.-.0 outs. Sandberg. batting leadofl fo r tht third 'itraaght game homered off rehc\-er Greg Booker Sa nu: mO\ ang the the leadoff spot. Sandberg 1s 8·for-IS CardlDal1 ~.Glues I: Jo~ Deleon allov.ed fi,e hm and struck out I 0 an s1~-plui. inning!>, a nd '1!>1ta ng 1\1 Louis beat San Franca~o Deleon. 2-2. left in the st''t'nth after \lddmga sangll' and has th ird \,\,alk Steve Peter\ retired t"'o batter\, and Todd WQrre ll finished up fo r his \e\Cnlh 'Ml't' fhe three St Louis pitche rs com baned to \tn ke out 14. Bob Horner had three hats including a leadoff ">1ngk an the second and an RBI douhk 1n the ~'cn th In the ~mencan League Albletlcs 4. Tliten !: Ron Ha\\t'\ hit ;1 two-run Mako •port:n.bln.lt tournament. CATALINA The Catali na Mako Sponfish1ng Tournam ent gels undcr'4;1\ .11 6 30 a m on both ';a1urda~ and 'iunda' \.1a\ ~I and 12 Thr ·c;pommcn cntr') fee 1s S200 pt"r boa a and incl ude' four T ·\h1ns Troph1rs and medals ~111 b( i"en 10 fir,1 St-cond and third placrs overall The Cirntkmrn's entr) ftt. "'"h1ch includes four T-\h1n s n S400 per boat Thr ma\lmum one boat ma' v.1n " S7,200 <based on c;o rntrants) or S 14 400 (based on 100 rn1ran1s) Th( Mastc~· rntf') fet 1s S6.SO prr boat w11h a S50 d1scoun1 10 past rntrants The Masters· ftt incl udes Gcntlcmen·s competition and ~parate compt"tll1on for ahe h11he~t averair weight for total -wr1ahed 1n catch dunng thr two-da) tournamrnt There 1s also a w1nner-takr-all pu~ of$'? 000 The tournamrnt 1s sponsortd b:r Souahem ( ahfom11 Sponrish1ng Enterpnscs SOUTHERN CALlFORNlA The Founh Annual Southern C'1hfom11 Mako Sponfish1n1 Toumamrnt runs June 18-19 The Sponsroen rntry fee 1s S 160 per boat Trophies and medals will be IJ\'l'n to fim. second and third places ovCf'all. The Gentlemen's entry ftt 1s S360 pn-boat Thcrt will be trophies and medals u well as cash pnzes for tint and second places. daily and overall. The Masters' enJr)' fer as S600 per boat The ftt includes includes the Gentlemen's compet1- llon and seperatr competallon for the bllhat averaae wciah• for total wellhed an catch dwina the two-day tournament. There is alto a winnet- taltr.all pune ofS7,000. All •nalcn Wiii retttve comphmentary T· shins and each boat will ~vc a 1ouma.ment Oq. The tournament ts apontored by Southern California Sponfistaina Enterl)ritet SaddlelMd C09cba clhJlc The terond annual SadcUcbeck Colleac foot -ball coaches chnac and soetal 1s Monday on the football field at 7 p.m .. with chttlt-1n at 6 4S The chn1e 1s oeen to all ht&h school football coect1n in the Saddlcbeck Collett distnc:t. Bntr ttm1nan by the Saddlebeck COKh1na staff Wiil be btured. ~rd., tholt COKhn in ltlCndantt wtll m:onveM at 8-11 Part Plua, :-0120 Town Cml~ Orn~ (at C'ro-n V1Uey Pattway) 1n Lquna N'IUCI forttle .oc1aJ f'tst" 1taa Two an:a ll.i&) tc.~ coecbn "111 alto be honored. ) homer and drov~ an two more runs wnh a two-out double 1n the 10th ann1na to lead v1s1tm1 Oak.land to th t1s.hth stra1&ht victory and cnd1n1 the T •sen four-pme "'1 nnina streak. Haucy's double of the fence an left faeld scored Jo~ Canseco and Dave Hendcnon wuh the wtnn•n& rum C.anseco walked, Henderson sinaJtd and Mark \iruwire struck out before Hassey doubled off the top of the ft'nce m left. Dennis Eckenley patched the bonom of 1hc I Uth tor has major leaaue-lcadan\ I 0th sa ve. 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Fanta5llC Fan5 Niaht;' returned home and beat Te-.u as (al R1p~omcrcd and doubled •• The Onoles. 2-2 l after 1 1-1'1 road tnp. won for the • fil'$t lime 1n n111c tnes at Memonal Stadium this year •. &fore the pmc Maryland Go\-Wilham DonaJd : Schaefer ann'*unced the team and lhe caty h.ad "'-oBcd out a 15-,ear lcct\C that includes a new downlOW'\ ballpark ;1 tht: O rioles. wcanna tht'ar lucky bna~Joranac , Jt r~>'> rc""ardl·d the support with starting patcher Jay •• T 1b~ and Rtpl l"n lc.ld1ng lhc wa) T1b~. recalled from C Ja-,~ .\A~ Rcxht'!>ter earlier 1n the day. strud. out 1oCven and ~al li.ed fi,c 1n 8'11 ann1n1~ and llad a lour-h1ttr-r t'ntl'nng the ninth ~ '\ ulltt1 &. Wlahe Sox 4 Rac._e~ Hender~n scoitd r:.- thl t1t·-hrcali.1ng run 0 11 a ~ aid pill h 1n the I ~th inning and '!" Dun \1at11ngl ) -.<:orl"d on an error on tht' )ame pla\ u 'l\1 t1 ng "-t>"' Yorli. W(IO .. 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Beautiful! • 0 APPLI TI -Contact the Orange County Mental Health ociation. Major League standi~gs Amerlcaa £-.pe WEST DIVISJON w L PcL OB Oakland 18 .720 Kansas City 13 II . S.42 41h Chicqo 12 II .S22 5 Seattle II 15 . 423 7'h Alctll 10 IS .400 8 Minnesota 9 14 .391 8 Teus 9 14 .391 8 EAST DIVISION C1cveland 17 7 .708 New York 17 8 .680 'h Boston 14 8 .636 2 Detroit 14 9 .609 21/2 Milwaukee II 11 .500 s Toronto 10 14 .4 17 7 Baltimore 2 23 .080 I SYt Monday'• Scores Ocvcland 3. Aa1eu 0 Baltimore 9. Texas 4 Kansas City 2, Boston 0 Oakland 4, Detroit 2 (I 0 innings) New York 6, Chicqo 4. ( 12 innings) Milwaukee 4, Minnesota 3 Seattle 7, Toronto 5 Lit 9-l 7.3 4-6 4-6 4-6 S-S 3.7 S-5 6-4 7.3 7-3 6-4 3-7 2-8 Stttak Home Won 8 s-4 Won I 6· 3 Lost I 7-8 Won I 4-6 Lost 2 4-5 Lost I 6-6 Lost I 4-7 Won I 10-s Won I 9. 5 Lost 2 8-6 Lost I 9-5 Won 3 8-4 Lost I s-9 Won I I-8 Today's Games Aaaela (McCaskill 1-3) at Cleveland (Farrell 3-1 ), 4:35 pm Ollland (Stewart 6-0) at Detroit (Tanana S-0). I 0:35 a m Texas (Hayward 0-0) at Baltimore (Bodd1cker 0-5). 4.)S p. m. Kansas City (Saberhagen 3-2) at Boston (Boyd 2-1 ). 4: 35 P m New York (Hudson 2-1) at Chicago (LaPdint 3-1 ). 5:30 p.m. Minnesota (Stralcer 0-1) at Milwaukee (Higuera 2-1 ). 5 JS p.m Toronto (Stottlemyre 0-2) at Seattle (Campbell 2-21. 1 05 Pm Wed.Desday'1 Games Detroit at Allgel1, 7:05 p.m. Minnesota at Baltimore. 4:3S p.m Chicaao at Boston. 4·35 pm New York at Kansas Cit). 5-.H pm _ Tex.as at Milwaukee. 5 35 p.m C1eveland at Seattle. 7·05 p.m Toronto at Oakland, 1 35 pm Na tlonal League Lot Allgeles Houston C ancannatt San Franc1sw San Diego AtJanta Pittsburgh New York 0 11cago Montrul St. Louis Ph1ladelph1a w 14 14 12 12 9 5 ,, I b II 10 10 8 L 8 ~ 12 I 3 14 16 1 7 13 12 14 11 WEST DIVISION Pct. GB LIO 636 6-4 609 ·~ 5-5 500 1 4-6 480 3·~ 3-7 391 511. 5-5 238 81 : 4-6 EAST DIVISION 708 7-3 696 I, 8-2 A58 6 4-6 455 6 4.5 41 7 7 6-4 31SI 71•: 4-5 Monday's G•mes Ood•e" 6, Pmsburgh 3 Cincannatt 3. Montreal 2 A.tlanta 3. New York I Ph1ladelph1a 7, Houston I Chicago 5. San Diego 2 St. Louis 5. San Francisco I Today's G•mes Struk Won I Lost ., Won I Losl I Los1 3 Wo n 2 Lost I Lost I Won I Lost I Won l V. on I Home 7-6 10-4 6-7 7-Q 8-8 1-1 I 8-I 6-3 :!-4 6-5 ~-5 b-4 A•a~ I). 7. 8 5. 3 7. 9 6-10 3-8 S· 7 1-2 8-3 6-2 5-4 ). 1 s-s 1-1 s Away 1-2 4-5 6-5 5-4 I-6 4-5 9-6 10-4 9-9 4-7 6-Q 2-~ Pmsburgh (Dunne 1-0) at Oodaen (Belcher 1-1 ). 7;05 pm Montreal() oumans 0-2) at Cinc1nnat1 (Soto 1-1 ). 4:35 pm Atlanta (PSm1th 1-1) al New York (Cone 2-0). 4 35 pm Houston (Knepper 2-0) at Ph1 ladclph1a (Ruffin 2-1 ). 4.15 pm. Chicago (Sch1rald1 1-2) at San Diego (Whitson 2-0). 7·05 p.m St. Louis tMcWilhams 1-0) at San Francisco (Downs 0-21 7 35 pm Wednesd•y's Games Pmsburgh ~1 Oodcen. 7 05 p m St. Louis at San Francisco. I OS p m A.tlan ta al Montreal. 4:05 p.m Philadelphia at Cincinnati. 4.35 pm Houston at Nev. York. 4 35 pm Chicago at San Diego. 7 05 p m AMSatCM LaMMl9 ...... J. 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New Yorll. 1 TV PILOT ADS DRAW SCORES OF CUSTOMERS Newport's PetCare Company offers 15 dlffereAt brands of foods for pets In a variety of conveniently-sized packages ''W e're more than satisfied with the re - sults we've gotten' from our ads in the Daily Pilot's TV Pilot," s~ys Lee Hein, Advertising Manager for the PetCare Company in Newport Beach. "Our first ad tracked 90 responses, our second, 60, and I'm confident our ads will con- tinue to pull people into our store because people who get the Pilot read it." lailyPilat We deliver more than newspapers, we deliver customers, too. - c-... CllST'tiCT • s.c.. ~ :a. n. ...... TM Me11• .. , D -..._. I I SoC.i COll9oe -m l»-l 6 2 ~~ Tn~ 161 MO~ o.usr-.... Sa••r•• W~Nne, 1-S L-~yr 19-JKM'llO ISCCI hcHk C..st AtN9tlc AUllCid9ft ITllrwtll S-.Y"1 ~I C WWW o-.11 WLT WLT F rnno Ste le II I I .. 6 0 Nevec19-Lu V_, ll S I )6 1S 0 Ce! 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NL~ ,,_.. ·-· Cltldnnett ... ,,..... ..... -.vs .......... -.,..,..., 041CAGO CUas-lleullM Mike C.., .. lc:Nr. If-om IOW• Gil l"9 """"1c::lll Aaw ' 7&a PunNMd 11'11 COl!lrect .. MIM'1I Orem ....... ~. ~ Iowa. ~ °'" H4lll, .... _, ........ _,__ .,,.....,, .. ...... ST LOUIS CA•~ 0... C..•. eltchlr, -l"9 15-iley ......... ~ h ClOftlr'Kf flll G,._ ..._ ~ ""' '"°"'".. flll ... ..,,_ic. AllOdlftM. ....-nlA1L ............ a ••n . . ~NlXSU~.,.... ........... cmd\ Word wrangles wearying DEAR ANN LANDE.RS· My wtfe and I ha~ bttn mamed for three yaB: We ~ alona very well most of tbc hme Our onJy problem '' the fJ&hts that we &Cl into when we play SCtabble. My quesuon as. Ann. where do you draw lhe ltnc when 1t comes to makJna up words'! Last ni&ht m y wife med all her letters (1 SO-point bonus) b}' mak1n1 up the word ··dilJesL ~ (llus pickle as the .. d1llcst" o ne I ever alt.) ThlS sort of th1011ocs on all the time and I JUSt can"t handle n. A couple we know have lhc same ~lem. The wife keeps puttmg "re" 10 front of any old word, such as "re. hate•· (to hate .,am) and ''rt'-tnsuJt" Her husband doesn'1 consider these le&it1mate words and 1he). too, get 1010 batter arguments. Arc there any hard and fast rules for ' HOROSCOPE Al• lMlus ofT-thc-wall words? Plcax an~r soon. A couple of rnarriaaes are &ettin, shaky. -BATTLING IT OUT N TALL\HASSE£. DEAR BATTLING: ne Offldal Scrabble Playen DtcUoury 1-...ld be t~ f laal wenl. H tile ••nl la 't lll dtett, Ute penoa wu tries to pa11 It •ff u leclt ts la a pickle -tile dUlest, of c.arse. • • • DEAR ANN LANDERS I was haop~ to see that letter from "On· &ario"' wbo pointed out that an ucdlcnt mcd1aal authority S&Jd ~x was aood for headaches. In our family it's my husbland who hu the headaches. We u1ed to have Kll on« a wttk. always on Saturday momana. but an the last two months he has. folded out on me at least four tlrnei. say•n& he has a headache. Now I'm ~nan1 headaches won- denna "'hat to do about this problem. Manus this problem, o ur marriage is great An) suggestions'> -PHH.A- DELPHIA DEAR P.: YOtlr laubuct 1laoulcl dl1cat1 tlal1 wttll bis doctor. Alt teed1 to slow down tile llbldo u d maybe lat'• ulaamtd abo.t It. B•t llaere'a a elauce tbt lac laa1 a medical problem tltat nttd1 attention. It coold k 1omctblllJ that 11 easily remedled. Urge lllm tCJ 10. -- W~y,Mayt ARIES (March 2 1·.i\pnl 19>· Focus on commumca· ta on. abalit) to ------------- enlarge honzons. In· di\ 1dual you seek 10 am press as no" read) s 10 respond. Know at. YONEY proceed accordang- 1) Anes Sagmanus QuanR _ pla) roles. llUUI . TAUR US(Apnl l .................. ... 2()...Ma) 20)· Stress creat1v1t). style. independence. oniinaht). Means break from trad1t1on. take grc-ater charge of your own <ksttny. You'll encounter Leo md1v1dual who encou~s GEMINI (Ma~ 21-June 20)' Emphasis on panner- shap, coopc:rat1on. famtl). pubhc1ty mama$e Legal dec1s1on wall fa,or )OU -property could be tn\olved. along with fam1I)' dispute Cancer. Capncom involved CANCER(June 21-July 22)· D1vers1fy. communicate wnh o ne who talked about entertamment and tnivel Yo u·11 learn about possible "secret source" of 10come Mystel) 1s solved and you benefit. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Recent lessons can now be put to use. C heck details, be aware of source nutcnal. an vcsugate poss1b1lit) of rebuilding or relocatmi. Emo- tional responses featured. Let go oflos1ng propos111on. ~GO (Aug 23-Scpt. 22). Man) of \Our best quahttcs surge to forefront Spotlight on wntang. education. commun1cat1on. ab1l1t)' 10 an&l)ze character T ra vet in v1tat1on pla)S key role. LIBRA (Sept 23-0c-1 22J Domes11c adJus1men1 featured. rnuld 1nd ude re51dence. luxur, ttem. marital slat us. Highlight cunos1t). 1 n \es11gat1 on ~ersauht} Lo\.e pla) s role protect ~If an emo11onal c1 Dl hes SCORPIO(Oct 23-No' 21) \\hat had ~n elume becomes a"allable vel mone)°s \I.Orth. recogn11c ~our ov.n value lnd1 v1dual who attempts to get something fur no 1h1ng should be .. put an place·· SAGl'M' ARIUS (No' 22-Dcc 211 Pressure e:\lsh due to added respons1b1hl)' Scenario h1ghhgh1s mone) love. future prospects_ Propert) 1n,olvcd }ou'll gel chance to buv or sell Cancer ( apncom figure CAPRICORN (Dec 22-Jan 19) PrOJCCI completed prestige sw1Ags upwards, romance figures prom1nenth 't ou'll reach more peo ple. income could 1ncreaSt· a'> re'>ul1 Be d 1scr~1. mamta1n aura of glamor m)ster. AQUARJUS (Jan 20-Feb 18) Despite obstade\ \oU tum 1n outstanding performance f-ocus on 1ndepen dence. creat1 Vll). special appeal Restriction<; art• lifted PISC~ (Feb I 9-March 201 I ntu111on as on target famtl) reuna on takes place gourmt'I dan1ng ka\ured tonight Scnscofdarecuon 1s restored fa,orable finannal report due. Cancer. Aquarius will figure prominent!\ IF MAY t IS YOUR BlRTHDA Y ~ ou are capable of creatang )Our o"n destin' could ha'e been separated from one o r both pnre.nts at rl'la11' eh c-arl) age 'r ou are stubborn. l rcatl\e. determined sen<;ual and can tx \Our ov. n mo'>I \<.'\ere critic faurus Leo <icorp10 people ·pla\ important roles an )our life You·11 gel on mon.• solid emo11onal ground 10 Ma~ ')eptemhcr v.11 1 be: mc-morahle Nomixtureofmiceand mint Did I tell you mace can't stand the smell of fresh peppermant., No woman 1s ever rcall) surpnsed b) a ma1rimon1al proposal. Nor b' an) sort o f ro mantic O\erture an fact So said that Lo'e and War authonl' Theodor Reik. It was has bchef that 10 uncnmanal social behavior the female of the species always sets the st.age. For e tther stop or go And usuall> rehearses the procttdmgs an her mind One of the world·s most renowned medical tnshtulloM an 1820 was was the London Hospnal Patients pleaded to set tn. Wh-. I don '1 know To be adm111cd. the> had 10 advanct" enough mone~ to co' er their bunal costs. .. E'pressaons of spontancou<; emo- 11ons sho" up on both sides of the tar1• But those ol faked cmullons shew. up onl) on o ne side of 1he face. u\ualh the ktl So \aYs a studen1 of thl' mailer If true. this ma' tx v.h' \ou knov. -'>l<llhout eH•n kno"ang 0) )QU knO\\ -when $OmCbod} IS pu111ng on an act Ireland 1s no place 10 open a high· fashion clot hang sh op evident I~ No t b<."cau~ 1he econom> won't suppon ll. though that has 10 be raken into account Bui becau~ the lnsh don't lend to be clothes conscious The' ha'e ltnlc interest 1n clot hang St) le~ Sosa) the mcrchand1~rs. In 90 percent of the fatal acudents an v. h1Ch the dm er of the responsible rar 1) lhl' t1nl' 1K<upan1 ol the car 1ha1 dn' ~·r ,., Jrunk So \J\ polilt' \l3t1Slll dn<. Q ~ bo} l)p1call) sleeps a httk longer than ag1rl on an a'erage Dlllht r'e read Hov. much longer" You'll alwa)s speak )Our second language 1 fan) v.1th an accent 1 f~ou d1 dn·t learn 11 before \OU "ere I~ ~ears old Sos.a''> a tt.'a~her of 1ongues E'tcep11ons are rare Did -.ou mo' e )Our e\eS I 00.000 11mcs '~sterda)" lf1vp1cal \Ou dad You and I don't hear how an ekphant soundr. to another elephant T"o·th1rds of the noises 1he-. make arc 100 lo" for the human ear io hear ' T v LIS t ING:, .. I I &:oo I &:30 I 1:00 l 7:30 I a:oo I &:30 j s:oo I s:3o I 1 o:oo I 1 o :3o 111 :oo J 11 :3G I .... ........~ .... LONI ANDERSON Mi.1st * Rescue Her Baby From Her O!'ug Bo .. Husband Cl•>Jo,. C&S ~ BRIDGE I Bv CHARLES GOREI' ud OMAR SHARIF East-West vulnerable with 60 on ~core West 1 e11.b NORTH WEST • 9174) J 9 2 6 J 2 + A 2 EAST • l( Q J 10 A lC 7 6 9 I' • A 6 2 s K J 10 i 5 • 6 s • 9 8 7 J SOL'TH • s -:' Q 10 8 4 J 'AQ • l( Q J 10. The baddmg: Wesc Nortll Ease outh 1 + Pass 2 2 - 3 J -4 4 Dbl Pass Pass Pl.5.1 Complete televtaton Uattnga In Sunct.y'a TV Piiot. off to somethang about "hach he has no knowledge can prove expensl\e If the btddina on this hand from a rubber bndge 1ame an Poland ~s a bit odd, consider the fact that East-West were vulnerable and had a partscore Thus. East could afford to make a two-o'<'er-one response on sub-minimum 'alues. 'West could contain himself no longer when the opponents c.hmbed into four'hcarts v. est led the king 1~1 'pade~ and con11nued wit h the ten. ruiled ti' South Declarer led a hean and , 111 hen \\est played lov. dumm' ·, nme won In li1h1 of \\ est ' double. declarer elected to pre~ume thal 1he su11 was br~kmg ~-1. '0 he aban doned trumps m favor of the d1a- mood finesse \\hen that held. declarer cashed the a~e and tben started to run dub' On 1h~ run ol 1he dubs. \\ eo,t -.ould elec1 10 ruff "henever he pleao,ed \\ hether he ruffed high or lo" or e'en 1! he did not ruff at all, he could s...ore no more than his '"o high trump~. 50 the c.ontract rolled home' Try 1t VI 11hout the double. deoclarer v.ould sure ly have pla\<ed for a 3 2 1rump spht As the cards he, 1ha1 v.ould have proved fatal We<it v.ould wm the !>C\.:Ond trump, CA)h another high 1rump 10 remove dum· m)'s last trump. and then force de- clarer w11h an01her spade Declarer would lo~ 1wo spade tricks, two ' trumps and a ruff for do"' n t"-O:: -1%HMfalm---------~: 62 Deco•at•ve Opening lead. King of • When you ha'e a surpn~ tn store ACROSS ·- for declarer. ll often 1s wiser to keep ll well ""rapped Tipptng declarer 1 1=a1o.e S 81t1ng 10 Statuf' i~ To~~ 6-4 -- Rl'lvtl'lm 65 Manllness 66 State . . Giving them what they already have 1S Dreamy 16 Cruel tyrant 17 Lawn unit 19 Maple Leaf eg 20 Be9et 67 Staoe awaro 68 Startl<l 69 Custom DOWN 1 EP"-Ille In the annals of parenuna. there are some threats that have become classi- cs. "One of these diys you·11 have children 1ust u ronen as you are" 1s one. ··vou made )'Our~. now he an 1t" 1s another good1e And who could forget. "If you can't listen, you'll just have to suffer ... (Th as was delivered JUSt before my mother brouaht great pain to some part of my body.) Some upressions. however. Just never cauaht on. Only once in all the >ears I was growana up dad I hear m) mother say. ·-rm going to five you somethtnl to lau&h about · When- e,er I was standang thert with tear.. runnang d own m) ch~ks. so ma~r· able I wanted to dae, she would SI). 'Tm goanf. 10 gi ve )OU somethang to Cf\ about · ·1 alrcad) had someth1n& 10 Cr) about. but she alwa)s fiaurcd she had something better. I never knew what the difference "'as between my tears "Developing the Next Generation" and the nc" o ne'i she gave me. bu1 she an' aria bl} seemed !)leased Parente; v.oIT) "hen their kids art too happ~ I don't know wh). but I can remember goan& anto a ~room v.hc re m\ kids were bouncing up and d own on the bed. gigghna out of control and ha' ang such a &ood time the) V.t'rt on the 'erge ofecstas)' I'd 53). "K~p at up' You're going to be cf')an~ 10 a minute!" Talk about slopping 1he dock 1ust before mad.· Grannies For Nannies , Inc. • Uw:4n/Llve-out • Full-tlme/Part .. fime • HJ1Jt/y qu.alifled, Jovinf and mature n•nnles. (714) 381-1480 SPRING CLEANING SALE! SPORTSWE~R-20% OFF Plue AddltloDlll Mukdowa on Supauven (Atreecty .... ~) Somethinc S~ial feminine fashions lot l~mt\ ) n1gh1 un "rv. ) cars EH' There v.as alwa's a perfect tame for .. g1' '"f. a child something to c~ about · Just betore vou took the famll' picture \C.."t"mc-d to be good That v.a) their e)es were pufT} and 1he1r face~ PIDlhed and d1s1oned The) looked h~e the) \\.trt poster children for gnd Embarking on a 'fun "ac-auon .. was ano ther 11me to make sure thert wasn·t a dr. t)e an the house \\'henc' er the" b3ck seat of the car was quiet. I'd rt'ach o-.er and g1Y.e one of them a v.hack for "hat the) were thanking of doana ne't If the) d1dn·1 do at. tht) still had a ,,..hack for all the times the) dad somethtn& and I never saw 1t Occas1onall). )OU ,.,11 11v-e btrlh to 1 ctuld who ..-.111 not be mttmtdated Yo111 thru1s fall on deaf ears. When )'OU SI) to him. "I'm'°'"'-to pve )OU 50mcth•l\I 10 cf') about. • he smans back., "Lale •hat"" 21 Beg -Caht 22 Sicknesses 23 Embeds 2S v .. vote 26 Storm 30 M .. t CUI 31 lnd4Wllatl0n 34 Hippodrome 36 Lac 38 Headdress 39 Tom-tom netwont 42 Honnt - •3 Comgoeer Fwde - 4' Awareness 45 Cal<• 47 Jr Leeouet 49 Suftw 50 Swtaa llr911m 51 Two-wti 1•1 I S3 ltallen ctty 55 -Yet....,, 56 -Fables' 6 t Rested 3 14 17 ' ou ansW<"r ·Tm 10101 to take 8'4\"8) tdevasion •'lthhold )ourallo an«. l'\e a~'I) )our puW)' and stt 3' to it th.at )OU ne'er ttt another~ cookie fOf u ton.au you h\ie. ~ Ht &nS1111'n... "Who cam: Some chl1dmi do n04 •-ant thnr motheri to be h.aJ>P} ~ onl) tam~ m) mot~r turned th~ ~in t.M ocher dll'tt'bOa WU ~ OM day -.bm l mated u.p and she said. .. YOU'\~ but~ )Wf blad - now he 1n it " I bepn to la • and she ••d, .. 111 P\C )'OU to laush t. ... anJ pioctwd a pie('( or m\ annoft . \ ~ Mr. l cried m)'1df ·BUY throu h C'Y\\ih~ . ) 2 oe combat 3 Duck genus 4 Hiii S Stre>liet t> M ounl11n ::>ass -M .. ly mea1 8 AStan river 9 COior IJ)l,perl 10 w .. k 11 Pecllao·ng material 12 Ptt 0 exam 13 Xmaa dnnlo.s 18 ~am•t-, o•' 24 -.,r m1sa1H!! tvpe 2S M otor n04ses 26 As.a., ptt~ 27 A.ntllleS island 28 Age j'OUP 29 Ga 1ech ~ 3 t ';dachone I OOI 32 i'Xpi~ 6 33 A Barryrn~ JS Horlho 37 Skppery •O Water bird '1 Ump s buddy •6 E.xqu111te •8 Smiled S1 EqUine S2 V~auz. S3 l odQ8d 8 9 S4 PuddlnQ ty~ SS LAthet 57 Neve 56 Roman ruler 59 St.nett eo KeyncM 13 Folty deity 11 12 • by Bii Keane IN THE BLEACHERS by Steve Moore BLOOll COUKTT "When you're a little kid nothin' is any of your busineS&." ' ·~--"* by Brad Anderson DENNIS THE MENACE by Hank Ketcham ~ \ I I FOR BETTER OR FOR WORSE i I l l "Elbows a1ld chins off the table!" 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WtP knowtedQe '*Oful Ablll· ty to IMrn IBM)Word1tar Non -smoker Call 499·58t5 Mon-Fri 1-5pm DRIVERS, c:rost country No ••P nee CA he req MICO~ YICl'lll . 1631 PlacenHa CM Milli e ~eoept1on111 e Clerk• e Data Entry • Secretary • Word Processort e Wateh->uH ........ , wictt.ntele full Of PIT I.IQ Nlg '95·7169 PAAT TIMI Dani POil'll ~. o.n. p,_,,fer Club 1111 Im· m1c1111e o~nlnga for Sale1 Promotlona e .. Ad under Sai.a ' -llW11111 Wanted tor Newpon • Srupping and Recetv1ng Beach shtpy1ro Exp • Assembly MEDICAL BACK OFFICE [Jlp F 'T for .,...Y buay PART TIME .annffl/IWHtt Wttl'I car to MNICe .. cab lunch routel M ·F I · I SSO·S80 caal'I dttly •Eapanding HB llelhty w boats preltttble but • Nftl e1.1tomated oHW.. • Sllary ,. bOnUS (,olt.ctOf'S w/expei 1n re· 1ad finance. heallh 191 & ~ICll lieldl 1\1"9 b"'1 ~t auc;ceuful w/uS not n« Apply 1n JMlfSOn Top Pay t>enehts Long Manners M111ne Supply and 111or1 tttm assign· 2439 W Coaat Hwy menls for Huntington Oltl~N 1n Nwptt Ctr 644-2722 Ml lL HOIT lfFtOI 08 Q ~llOnist. In LORI'S IROIEI lll·Ol4l For 1 conhdent111 1ntf'r view call 855-0492 0.FIT. N>ee environment G00<1 pay Call 494·9650 OllT1IWI f /T fllHLllllll·I• STUIPIH PlHI IPHlllTH 4-6 yrs e),p 1n set ups chanoe o..ers Must i.no .. an mechanoc11 lunc;tton• of Frankhn ROii On Press At»ftty to teach & lead people Per~ 522 5000 Beach Costa Mesa Newport Bt"'Jch A lrv•nt'I Cati (114)112-tUl surance e,..p & bllllng 310 West llJ St. •840-t420* bif 1 ••sa, CA 12121 1 MlltOlL llCEPTllllST bt>l¥>een 9am & Spm M·f No exp nee 811gh1 Or Cllll B•th at 642-4321 Cheeflul Good w people ,_.0 r ~ 1o Ac:phcant EC'E t'•t ~5 & numbers PT FT Hunl PERSONAL ngton Beach 848-0770 * GENERAL HELP • COMMERCIAL MGR PRODUCTION PART TIME sign lnllallers On a call as needed basis Ask lor Nina Hunt· 1ng1on BellCh 969·958 1 Pll IPELUTlll- ALl HOURS In Newport Beach 833· 14 7 1 Restaurant Full & PIT 1nack bar help Must be 17 Of OYer & a TEMPORARY ANO TEMP TO PERM POSITIONS AVAILABLE •ReceQttontats •Clefk1 •Typtste •S«ret1r1et •Data Entry Ope<1t.ors •Word Proc:.N<>f1 •Accounting Clerks ONE-WAV alrflne tlellet to Chtcago S120 n<>fma11y ~lHCH IOll $340 Days 645-5639 or l ibX1RE 27x38x&6 Eves n 1· 1373 light Av1cado Top WANTED-BASEBALL Freezer Good cond CARDS & Sport• Colt«· SlSO 760-8159 1ablel Signed balls etc Older uems. 760-0837 1 Ill APPLIUClll ~frigera1ora. Washers & JtRlry /Fan/ Art For Chrtst11n School 16835 Brookhurst F V 963-7831 El Tor~ rpntal store nf't!dS LINES UNDERWRITER 'Factory supervision e11per person 10 rttnt ano maon Old •II agnc\I Loe J and mectianical com· F T or P T m.ionten•nce 111111 truc~s a~d i~to 1 wavne Arprt area Salary I P•lance req MacGregor man odd 1ob!> Must I t~"~1 s ~~ 1)~3 o~n Benefits incl Con Yacht Corp Costa Mesa PHT Clmll TICI. Local Pest Control Co Needs Route Tech We 1ram Musi l\ave good dr ving record Cal Chartev A M 979·602 t to work nights Job I mostly nrghta Ca1t11er exper helpful Apply t Person Los Caballero Sporls ComplH 1727 New Hope fV No phone cans please RETAIL REGISfER NOW AND EARN •Bonu1 S$$ •Paid Holidays 1't Plld Vec.lof)nS 18400 Von Karman Oryars Mike 645·9701 1025 Faraitut 6014 b1AU6N6 r•nt. 1 lsc1 IOI -... T"'H'"'lOl'!M!'P'!l'A'l!'S!"!V!'!'IL-LE'!!.-""'loP'u-.. -n ~.~~ $.~00 $3~ p~~a~ Anne style cl\erry wood 1me1nyst rtng $350 OUT•EI UIYIOI nave mason.if\ & c.voen-"· u IKI Sue 9S7· 1 t22 •642-6830• LADIES SHOP needs womantgtrl tor Full or PIT 548-1398 •ti 6 30p Det1tl·minded RegtSter e11.p M-F S 1000 mo • t>ens Apply in pe<son 3590 Harbor Gateway North CM 546-4990 llLJYHY IRIYE~ For party equip rental stOl'e 5 days. must work Sii Good drtvlng record UNITED RENT·ALL 6'5-0760 DESK CLAK N IT E AUDITOR E'P prf d Apply at 144 1 Gostef or can 957-3063 Sales try ••P d & have own truck & tooti. Jim &42-5335 lllllEIEll WANTED F T Must be re· 11able New~1i:Ht arp,, Elite Garoen'"li Sti"•C<' 646 ~"i88 SELL through cl.w.1fleci SALE CREW MANAGER Put you Direct Sales Ex- perience to good use working with teenagers. You can make $500 Plus per week. If you can hire, train, & motivate a Special Sales Crew getting new customers for THE DAILY PILOT. Fm' ..-. l1flfm1tl1n Call Keith Hardie 213-890-8818 PEI SOM FRiil' IHllY'1 PlW IHI P~s t 1ng etc c: T ,s; .. , l'\Ou" Musi ~ 18 OOll Mllfyt tie'""'' 15 Ca• IPG. lmm.o ':!e>en•ngs Apply How does St 382 parl ~6·-s---"'~·~on 2l08a. w 11meayearsound?Tha1s Octoanlt ~nl N B 1-1EL P ,.. -'NTEO M r Sp><: I what 1he Army Reserve & SN" l•h•"Jr\ & Dr~cin· PERllY•S PIZZA will pay you 10 s1ar1 Train 1ng tnqu"e .al :-t; 1.1 l\lp•t F •~ hours Musi be 18 one weekend d monlh B" ll 111£1 t: ·' l)E-.~0 mmeJ openings Appl~ · and two weeks a y1>ar ., t'e•!>On 2108., w Call today s~ 11 vou ... q,..,G GO•l"•"'"'t' I obs '°'" a ea S" Jl.'O S6i'! ~C!~ Ca S3E Bl!!~ E •. J;J! Oc-•nrr~n1 N B Qualify ~ " IE All JOI CAI IE. LOH OFFICERS AlllY RESERVE. r1-1A vA ender as well as Corona 735 8325 PRESSlll Orange Coasl Daily Piiot I! lool<ong lor a Pressmar wrlh 2·3 years e•perienct on a web ollset press Oppo11un11y for advance men1 benefits salar} commensurate wcth ex PtHoence Call (7 t4 n._ east> vour income [Anaheim n 2-1460 leacll Nttel Attel .. llt c:11111.1A FHLMC seller ser· Co'1a M~a 540_ 102b 1 642-4321 ask IOf Hank I Sma I OCt'I' '' r I S ! B 'iOIPI ''f't'"< ('i'f'\lilble mat .. rl! r ,.,,. .. , ""' t·a1nl '~"I~· ~t'n a• S:i "' l.;41 D•c• •c• c::ir 5-.). ·o:.;o "''"'' > horong e~ 1Cypress527·5161 Pt"r•entt•d Loan Reps tor Dana Point 493-1901 Orange C.oun1y & parts ol Fullerton 447 4461 Long Bt>ach Medical & Gc1rden GrOvt! 638·8750 l OFFICE PHSOI P T for nice last growon{ Co Nr Hoag Flex hrs aental provided Your Hunl Beach 962-88 .. 1 cc111~ i\rt:< welcome 11141 LaHdb•a8-1.C.140 ..... o ... sr LEA1'ERS nffQN _.., ll'•u r;, <ld> ~6 ,, ~~ '' •.a~e o""" Cd• •6'>0 • 119• 80• 6000 Oran91;;q•.z 2940 Type 6 misc olflce worlt; HQuSe'Aole or rPlorec qre.il 722·8060 LOT PERSO"-Saddll'back VI) '68·525 I 111 <'•Pl'• req gel ar•'""IJ San1.1 And 836·99241 rec.or.) nf'L Applv 1860 Tuston731-0461 I r T PHOH SALES I Nwprl 01~ CM 642·8870 , Wes1m1ns1e1 891-2178 SSSSSSSSSSSSSSS MOTEL MAID Days o"'Y I MURSHY AnEIDAIT <.:an earn $9001wk 673-4 162 ask for Roy TURN • Appoy 1n rer~on di All ~I.tr Inns 144, G• .It!• Fo1 small ChurCl'I Ovf'r 18 THEM CM or .ill q5-3063 rpltable e•p w ctuldrf'n P r RECEP GEN OFflCE Npor1 Bch Law Olfoce 12 30-5 30 dly N-smkr SS <,o hr 720-0171 INTO SSl'lr appro• ">hr Wf>e~ MONEY IAllTHAMCE PUISOM 645 5 '81 T •t'~ Tt1l1•S Q 2 P T tor Newport Cl'lannt•I Call inn C;iu 642 3030 642·5678 1ur. IAllTEIHCE ..... throoqh the Classllledsl For Coc;1.:i Mesa Motei SSllllSSSSSSSSS 95 7 3063 I DRIVER WORK PART· TIME DELIVERING NEWSPAPERS. EARN UP TO $600/MONTH. MUST HAVE RE- LIABLE VEHICLE. INSURANCE. AND OMV PRINTOUT MON- DAY-FRIDAY 2-5 PM . WEEK· ENOS & HOU DAYS 4. 7 A.M. NEWPORT /CORONA DEL MAR & LAGUNA BEACH AREAS CALL 642-4536 EXT. 205 ASK FOR a·ETH Nurs.no HOME HEAL TH AIDS 0 C Home nealth dqenc.~ nf'l•ds Cert Home f~Aallh Aids PN v1s1t or hourly Fie• Advanced Homl' RUDHHSlLES P T retirees .... etcome Sa• -2 & Mon 9 5 include~ hone & counter sales friendly olloce will train Apply Penny5ave1 166< Placentia Ave C M Cdre 833 1680 I 0 ,ICE CLER• •REAL ESTATE* F " ASSIST HTS f T .) P T f)Prsons needed I Young aggress1v• hcense< IOr general Ofl•'-e l:lulleS f lilgttntS w>~xp needed IC ~uc.n ,ls Xero • cop~onq 'ltlOw & seU P•OPf'rl1e• ' 1,ponq lilong S P10Pd1 will'\ a Top Producer •11Q ~h1pments E,p IWll' Hogn commos~oons 4 tut bul not nee lllewport borluses Call PATRIC!< J:>narmaceut•Cals 897 W TENORE 760 8702 AC)t 1611• Sr ~? ... port Beacl 642 7'> 1 I • OPEr..ATO~ 1't 1mmeo ODPn•nQ E •Pf'' prel w~nd <iravev1irll f " Sal ~"' n Newpor 1 8Pilct1 i>-1.l '050 RECEPT10llST l Qhl lyp1n9 answer phOnf'<. SShr Apply or persor 1S85 Sunllower Cost.. Mt>sa or c at '-56· 7440 EOE I O~DER ,i[P1 gc1ls 0 K 1 RECEPTIOMIST, PIT P I' r rr ; , ... • 1 ~ o ~ ) ~ For Newport Beach la" 9am 4prn No Sat or S11n form L•IP typing & misc Pau.1 • ,,c J 11ons Ho11day Oul1e~ ~0 25 hrs wk SS 1' •, C M 64€. 1 540 Saia" neoo1oable Cal ORTHO SECRETARY W•• 4'P•""' a vP,., sc+•t,;1JI p .. 1 1.11 I<' 101n our I t>nll'l11~·a~11c Narm ,ina 1 • "" OP01ca1ea tl'dm .1 tldy~ l WPP~ Musi bl:' P• penenCPd or• all lcJCPI' Of front fhce .:Julie<, 11 \IOU ire II •• per ;on vou ""'" c Jr '<,Q. ,_60 RECEPTIOllST Piirt l•ll't'. neede<l tor prPs 1or;i1ous Hun1ong1on Beact auto oea1ersh1p Pro· tp5;1ona1 attoludt> anc rront ''''•Ce appearancP c must Call Barbara 101 ilPDI 842-0()95 9 6 RECEPTIOllST *RETAIL SALES it F T & P T en1hus.astoc S;aleapeople w&nled for fun new retail store 1n Fashion la For turthe1 onfo, c&ll 852· 1070 Ask '°' Stephen Qi Michele ~ llETAll l&US PIT Small Aerobie boutique in C M sat -comm 548-75 1 SAILBOAT INSTRUCTOR Needed m Newport Ben 25-28 11 cru111ng saol bOats Wknds Now F 1T summer inlcuding wknds Call 645· 7 100 Ste 130 Irvine 474-2974 100', FREE 10 Appltc1nt EOE din rm HI compl sac 548-2186 S1775, 11so mate ltv rm set Blk tacQ bdrm set Office Fuait1rt malt/bo• spt1ngs. re· a S.11,.... 1047 TtMPORARY GURICll cloner S 175. bar slools. For Newport Sch retao Ooll tbl & chrs 973-0653 Private Typewriter Sale Corp 25·40tlrs/wk lo IBM. Ollvettl etc and new 3-4 wlls Sal bas.<! 01 8 Sand Sot1 $200, Ad· word processors Guar exper 844-5070 Karen mrrat re trig S200 . From $250 841-1593 Sunbeam microwave TRAVEL lliHT S 100 Oak en1ertainment Piaao1 I Ort HI Full-Time Commerc1a center $100 720..1927 1059 Agen1 w M1N1MuM . a••ss Ill I 1 4 ~ .. ------years exp Prefer PAR! "" IC I H BALDWIN console piano Agt E•cellent salary h heldboard foolboard. Incl bench Hardly uMd right person Locale<l 11 side rails S 195 840·8733 An11Que while S2500 Irvine Need oe1a1led re CORNER pine desk unit 12 t3) 594·6220 sume Contnct Frank o 8 ~4 9 , $250 W1111e Uproghl Hamtlton P11no S•ILllli llSTRIOTlll Charlyne 752-0752 tamin cupboard desk & Dark brown ~O<>d Good • bkcase Brass wtille iron cond111on $5')() Weekend~ Call EdO•e vnElllllllY dbl bed compl $410 2 (715) 6'5· 7974 642·•786 • • • o r I Aecep1ion1s1s Animal Al. val or est 9reen area I ' I 6060 SALES tend.tnls & T echnicoan rugs 525 & $50 786-8301 l~C ti Hll HllT RHORT nel>ded tor busy 1ar9e DAY SEO While & Braas LA&ES Schwinn As is Dana Premier club has 1m-practice FIT or P1T incl Mattresses l'rundle $150 OBO Also Nall mediate PI T openings for wknds & eves exp pref Complete $245 Oeographlc mags FREE Sales & Marketing Irvine 551·0304 •84{)L8733it TO YOU upon cond of P I U t 515 Plek·UP 536-6316 romo ions P o IWltT9flS /WllTERS Moving Sate• Sat 8·5 per hour Salary bonus 11" S t• ,. __ ,,_ 6065 No weekends Apply in For au shifts Beds sofas baby items ~r Ill -• person only 25135 Par~ l1ttrHtiH1l IOP •reezer desk & anhQues JOHNSON Arr Buoy Dive Lanlern D P See Beve<I~ 1 7 2 1 So Harbor 20482 Whitetree HB Compressor two 25 on Bur tons 9am 4pm No Anaheim CA* QUEEN StZE MA TT RESS hoses wtlh 2 masks S 100 pnone calls plea-;e & BO x 0 U I l TED 642.090• WOHERS •HIH BRAND NEW• $155 G s I SALES, f /T For 1elephon1ng & ne1gll· Call 846-4293 111,e I ea Xlnl opp1y at Benetton. borhood canvassing No Main Pl Kayla 542·82831 sohc1t1ng Choose hours PI T SECRETARY C I Alternoons evenings & ompe weekends 57 Hr Tem-tenl gen oll slulls com· porar 6 Weeks 2 Or- purer 9-2 oaoly Arcn ange \I Coun11 1oca1oons from 645-41 10 l'font oJ't gton Beach SECRnARY PIT 843-99;18 Don or Irvine For Piano T un1ng business 955-0'1'20 Ju he j.4 hr wk S8 hr 61s. ns Ea,loyment Wa11te4 SECllETlllY 5535 Simmons Fashion Res1 De· Tr1a1'j;rt1titn lu~e Twin Mattresses and - springs Brand new $75 Ptwtr Ill 7012 ea pe1ce 675-5674 20 FUN 9tly BOat New SOFA.~ QuaJJly. never Surrey top & painl 30HP used s1111 wrapped gas inboard S5000tobo Worth $ 1000 sac $250 * 675-9608 * Can dPI 2.13 862-6586 LE,AS-E Mf28" Sporll1sh SOFA n19h quality. never From S2.25fmo Also 50 usf'd 51,11 ,wrapped Yacht New from Worlh StOOO sac S250 5950 mo lncls slip Jan Xlnt opply 101s ot room tor F slu<ll'nl So wants lo Can de 213 862-6588 675 8265 or 497-9997 growth Call tor app1 Houses11 W Hsekpg exp N" JI 6015 SEARAY 25 1977 Low Marv Hickle 476 8134 Will sla•I 6 4 tor summer I llCt llHll hours Xlnt cond O....nr SERVICE LOT PORTER Xlnt rels 548-5881 Gorng Out Of Business• Bill Days 759-7600 1mmed1alP. openings for ' LIVE N Sa•ar~ 1-iouse· Round g111ment rack $50 Eves 760-0177 Sef\>•Ce Loi Porters Musi keeping oroan1ur1on MHrors 39,.87 $50 I have cte,1n appearance companion shopping JQ•411 S25 Glass ~helv-oat 9000 cirov111q rpcord cJe-medlS ollote s~tlls No 1 n g W r 0 " g h '' 0 n IP.U~N~A"1'W!'!'A'!"Y~'!l'l!'-'!"W""1!'1PK'!'9 s•re to qrow wlcompany cllotdren plPlSe Smoker brac~l'IS R30ose comm ENO Ctiarter State-01· 18 yrs 01 <Jge B11nq OM Person1101e caring carr>+'lo"9 3.. ~ vds Art 34 Crealock Pkg repor1 I> apply 10 Don lemale C:-ilt Carol BP~I oller 6·5-ll23 deaiw sll1pper 675-7100 Elhs "lewoort Imports 673-4 ~66 -.r 6-5.3445 BLUFFS NB Moving Sale' SI' /I\--&. /S 3 100 W Cst 1-1wv 642 940 BPau1 011en1a1 Ruo IJI ""°'"" ter11e SUPERVISOR Ntrc .. uclise motuve paste•s 3 mo otd 7022 lll•ght <.'11lt 111.Jergla~ Anti •• ,, 6oio 6•9 $700 Whl wicker lg 21 yacht const r uc r1on cnr sml !bl Sl75 4 shell NEWPORT BEACH MaLGregor Yacnrs 1631 * * * * * wht wockt>r stnd 2 wi 5 7 MOORING Placentia C M AnloQ11P Oak don1n9 set ho $150 1 7 Zenith color 5 10 000 642•155 7 Tom l'leavl'ty carved !eel 8 TV w remote & oak Slnd UP'D TElEMlHETIMli MARl<ETING REPS Needed to Qualify leads S.ilar., commission Work hou•s 5pm 9pm Monday thru Tl'lurS<lay Cllf' S 1600 646 5657 alnr cond $175 720· 1704 Wl'larever you re on ll'le mar By eaecu11~e order class•-Are you bO.,Oong 1n ker 10 buy someones p<oll liecl .,.,,ucome lhrougl'I 10< ooreoom' Fino a mO<ee•C•I· ably on lht' market 10 Mii 1n you 191r1~n1 on ctassil1eo class1hed MANAGEMENT IO•f' ,,.,,., pl<;»1san• and I 1mmed1a1e open1nq will prolP'>'•o11a1 offlc,. en· fast growing art qal'"''V virnnni ... 111 1rvone J.infll GOOCI appearance f l Call Juel• 2pm Spin (7141 432·9310 !Ceraaic Tile ,_B_1_al_i_•1._ _____ ,_r_11_·n_t_in .. i ______ , 755.0;·; j Call Nick 261-7656 ~=--~;;;;;;;I CUSTOM CERAMIC TILE lPPlulC£S/ •111 I 11 the P31nter you a•n 1 bul .. -------------------------· JOIN OUR TEAM ~2.sb d S'1owers-Hoors countP•· "' ,_ c . per ay top• 5.-.-r tub pnc 54 ,5 _Clean-ups FrM? est a oc11nter you nE>Pd All 3 .---0 964 475e AAROVMllo. because "e rs "1at sAll you pay !or l5yrs Ref Pat 643 qou days ave · qua•a•,1el'<1 l•• 631-5347 3 )rnes 30 day mrmmu,... 1-1/1 JUNG CLEAN UPS .,, tne C .. ild Cne OUALITY WORK FREE t.11C.,.AEt c ')x PAINT 1NG ·SERVICE DIRECTORY INCREASE VOUR REACH G(T IN OUR IMPROVED nHllEllEW kmce lirectery YllllW PACES for more inlormat1or CALL TODAY11 All Fii LOIS Your Seriliee Oor~IO•• Aepreseolaltve M2-U21ed.310 n1uc IOTICE The Calif Public: U111o11es (;omm1sS>Of'l REQUIRES ltlat au used hou~hold flOOds movers prrnl 11\eir I' U C Cal T number llmO s & chautteur s pr1n1 tti.lr T C P number on 111 eitvtlf'1tsemen1s II you ~ a question about tfle legaltty ol a mover lrlo or chautleYr Call fllubhc Utlltie1 Com· lsslon 714-558-4 15 1 ' f 1nfan1 o~ nq :arP T W Ttiur i .~ •,,...a morn nurse 1 $20 da; sran n Ma1 In my Woodbrodgl' nm 786·5889 TINY TOT 1-iOMECARE 2 yrs 1n bus h!Qhl~ Quahloed fullv toe 7 S 1 ·6858 Sand• 1c1e1aia1 SerTice Housecleaning e•per re· I liable refs reasonable Alie< 3pm C&rol 646-6502 1 Housecleaning/Offices 10 yrs exp Reliable bonded lie ons d J8flny 548-062 I •LORIS CLEANING it Homes-Rent1ts-Ofhces 631-69"8 * ~957 *MUI IHWICI * CARPETS & WINDOWS "2·2111 l·UIHIClll CWllll HOUSECLEANING I Do a GOO<I Job & Good PrteeS feh5a 548-97•3 aft •pm •Prof Hsc:lng FREE ests 7 dys wll 10 yr<i exp ref LIC Ins 842-5053 . 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R""i·v-tN_G__ tem'' 326864 554. 7 83 1 •AUTO BIKE ACC•DNT Plaabia • DRUGS ---~"!'-----4 D~lll Forme• DA rrfW' consult 24 hr H • lH· lHO -4 72-5627 HEATING• PLUMBING • YWALL TAPING• I Texture-Acoustic & Paint •ttiDf EXPERl Servtce & Repo1 Free el Kevin n~-9294 --~-'!"""!'~~~--3• Y"' exp 18 yrs •n area *'· 1 IOYlll• LtC 409035 964-8919 Eltctricll I ;30 1353 CLEAN & EXPERT 25 yrs tixp l•C T 116428 Home OI" oHice Etec1"cal worll at a tow cost great work itBob 548-5899• ••ABC MOVING••- .... 5:1. HouMh repairs paint refurb1sh1ng ClrPf>ntry drywall etc Gary 645 5277 •HANDYMANit OulCk & C1r11lu1 T 138046 LO RA TES 552·0410 STARVING SCHOLARS New lruCkl T 155779 Full Sefvie. Slatl' Wide Dave • 1 t4·957·1088 biag1tttrl SEA LESS ALUM INUM Ra1ngu1ters low Prices Frfle est Call 6J 1-RAIN - UOllS AND TIGERS AID BEARSI Ill MYlll Oii Y• WIJ Tl llT ... A Uttll ""'' A Few fftlla, A llttll MlllJ la11I• DI Tiii Trtcld A Good Place To Start looking ls With A Job Thafs Fun. Respectable, Has Opportunities. 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BAY ST, COST A MESA, CA 92626 Motor Routes available in Costa Mesa Huntincton Beach Fountain_ Valley NO COLLECTING NO SOLICITING Deliver One Day a Week - Must have dependable car and proof of insurance. Call 842-1444 Ask for Joanne Craney ... ... M M S1 K z •• pc • II Vt he h< A Jc ., ri1 Le fl H M Wt M to In G· LI of Or El SOI Be the Co M< rec ~; C'o the COi bu: Un C'o Or. I Ma off ( wa• WC• df( of~ guc 1 anc C'o1 dtti tull fill• bol I" hor su, II M A II Ju1t bor we Ml t( lU c 15C 551 • s.r 7: If ye cJ tc I I 6 •• The M.V. Stardan~r in Saft Pedro WU lhe ltttint (or the Maleh 26 weddina or Tami Lynn Averill and Michael Euaene Park, both of Costa Mesa. A reception followed in the Sundowner Lounat aboard shap. The bride is the dauahter of Jane E. Keeler of Costa Mesa and the late Zenas Emery Averill. She WOfC a satin and lace &own appliqued 10 cryitala, pearls and s.cqums. It was styled Wlth a sweetheart neckline, tuhp sleeves and an embro1dcttd lace train. Her veil was held by a lily-of-the-valley headpiett. Tobi Lee Strom was matron of honor. and bndesmaids were Terri Anne and Traci Jo A v.erill and Jennifer Dannielle Shrldon. Cassie and Dustin Jorge werc flower &irl and rina bearer. The bridearoom 1s the son of Leonard and Agnes Park of KJamath Falls. Orc. His best man was Keith Hacke and Arnaldo Casillas. Markham Hacke and Roben Castro were ushers. The couple are at home in Costa Mesa followina a honeymoon cru11e to Cabo San Lucas. Puen.a Vallan.a and Mazatlan. She is a teacher at Gompers Elementary School in Lakewood and he 1s self-employed. CIRILLO-MITCHELL Tamala Dawn Mnchell. daughter of Wilham D. ancj Mary Mitchell of Orange. exchanged wedding vows 1n El Toro with James Andrew Carillo. son of Eileen Cinllo of Newpon Beach and the late Richard Cinllo. The Re'. Steve Sallot performed the Dec. 12 ceremony at Santiago de Compostela Catholic Church. The bnde as a fraduatc of El Modena High Schoo in Orange and received her bachelor's degree in psycholog) from Cal State Hum- boldt. She 1s employed by Gateway Computer an Huntington Beach 1n the human resources d1v1s1on. The bridegroom, who works 1n the construction industry. received a business degree from Humbolt State Unl\ers1t) He as also a graduate of Corona del Mar High School and Orange Coast College. Following a honeymoon tnp to Mammoth, the couple arc residents ofCosta Mesa RAFKl.N-McOOWELL Ca~ Romant1ca an San Clemente was the setting for the March 26 wedding of Marina Mason McDowell Of Corona dcl Mar and Rotxn Raflc1n of San Clemente >\reception for 180 guest!> followed at the casa. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs. William McDowell of Corona del Mar. She wore a tra- d111onal gown ofan11que lace and silk tulle fashioned with tapered sl~ves. fitted basque bodice of lace and bouffant tulle skin. Nancy Selhng was her maid of honor. and bridesmaids were Susan 11r. and llra. II.It. Park Godshall. Karen HaJen. Machelle Hops, Heather Browning and Candy Weatherley. Her husband 1s the son of Rhoda Raflcan and the late Gerald Raf\10 His attendants were Donald Wen. best man. and David Wen. Steve Davis, Erik Hops, Ron Locke and Robert Lombard. ushers. Followina a honeymoon an Can- cun. the newlyweds arc residing 10 San Clemente where he 1s a golf pro at the San Clemente Golf Course. HALOPOFF-T AORMINA St. Bonaventure Cathoh~ Church 1n Huntington Beach was the setting for tflc March 19 mamage of J uh TaoiRana of Glendale and Zach Halopoff of Huntington Harbour. The couple greeted 250 guests at their reception at the Red Lion Inn an Costa Mesa The bnde 1s the daughter of Margaret Taormina of Glendale and Frank Taormina of El Sengundo. She wore a gown of while silk organza with an off-the-shoulder beaded bod- ice. a bustled back and ruffied tram Maid of honor was Juhe Buckhn. and Kimberley Bonham. Tern McCoy, Karen Tess. Rob)'n Rutherford and Lawne) Varhol were bndesma1ds. The bndcgroom 1s the son of Mr and Mrs W1ll1am Halopoff of Hunt- ington Harbour. Ron Prowell was best man. and ushers were Jeff Halopoff. Dean Sexto n. Peter Pcoudes. Charley Burke and J<X Taormina The couple are at home in Hunt- ington Beach after a wedding tnp to Montego Bay an Jamaica He 1s a computer consultant and owns New Age Technologies SINGH-DUNN A March 19 ceremony in St James Episcopal Church an Newpon Beac h united Paige Susannah Dunn and Mr. and Mn. Clrtllo Mn. Zach Balopoff Shawn K Sangh an mamage The couple greeted 260 guests at 1he1r rct:ept1on at the Balboa Ba) Club \1r and Mrs Mu Fox Dunn of Newpon Beach arc the parents of the bnde, and the bndegroom 1s the son of Mr. and Mrs Pra1m Singh of El Toro. 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And telling )'OU abotu il an time to afTcct its outcome. . a You can count on rc\ponstblc rtpxtm • IO keep a llret eye on ~ enend proce and ocher acti ili -and\dJ I J you about the nc fully and fairly. Just think of them as your llr. and lln. RafklA Mr. and Mn. S. K. St.nch the bndegroom·s brother. Todd Singh was ht-st man Other memlxrs of the bridal parl\ included h11h <,Chool and· collegi fncnds of 1ne coupk Following a hone) moon tnp to ( ancun. Me).1CO the couple are residents of San Franc1so She 1s a loan officer at the Secunt\ Pacific 8.anl.. headquaners and hi 1s v.uh \1ornson and Foerster lav.. firm ( 11' High ~hool and L and earned his ~ .\ from Rulgtn l n1- ' ersll) and J 0 from LT L..\ La"" ~hool WILSON-£Stts R'oben and Ena \\ 1lson of West· minster ha'e announced tht tnpge- ment of their daughter Lisa Zarella \\ 1lwn. 10 6ilft-Ltt Estes wn of Glenda Manu~ of \\estmanstcr Tht engaged lOupk are graduates ot Occ:tn \ 1ev. High School and she att('nds Orange Coa~ College "'o date has been ~t for the v.edding_ SAN a.Da!NIB BOIPITAL Marftt Jae~ and Rid; Flory. San Juan Capistrano. bo) Mardi . Loma and Gal') O'ennan ~n Clcmentt. bo) Mardi' Patncta Beckll and Ronald Mann Capistrano Bcacb. boy M.ardl. M1u1 and John Lov.e ~ Juan Capmrano. bo~ Maid It Gamen and Care) JOfll"nSien ~n Clemente 11rl Marda 11 Xan1h11 and Scou Loc~e '-e-v.pon Beai:h. bo\ Mardi I! St~C' Olnd Mark Deu~r uguna Hills &irl Mud 14 Sheik' and .\ndrev. Kinnon \an Cle-mente g.irl Rosa and Luis \faldonado San Juan Capistrano bo~ Mardi IS J odi and ksse \\ 1lhams \Jn (lemt'nte. tit" Mardi II ShellC'' dnd Gregor. 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"4tly a, dltlonal dl#ve of 93.00 w41 mOllt dOl!llY ...-.eci to " M M • t •I n J 1 c 11 1 0 n Omntw Orhle w... Santa eittate of the deoedent COUNTY, CALIFORNIA belOf• ttt11 eourt In Dec>an· c.a., tlOn 8335 Ind related regu.. ' ' ~ ~ .... be made I MIOWn In the o.n.111 0. __ ,..,,. .... .. ..... -.... ., .. T ....... 10• ... ~... YOU AR< '" ou•ULT -· No 3 " '"' Cl"" • , .......... ,_ ....... "'" .... ... .. m• -., -........ --..... ..... ......... eote bees. t 1Me, 11 2·•5 O'clock P.M : ::llortty to actmlflllt9r tlle UNDER A DEED OF TRUST Center Drive West, Santi ~ ..... time, rCMI mey ()penec:f MAV 20, 1981; .. _IC W\""I' mentt and ott.r cont111et time Of the Gall !Of bide. ..... ~. tow ..... and IMn and u.. aN>w ... under tlle tndlepen-DATED 8/28/S. UNLESS Al\ll, Callfom ... on Mey H , loM , .. -· end )'OW Tlrne ~wilt be Opened. n'8L nu111K doeu!Mnt• M9Y •Ito be The Ctty Counc:ll °' ..... ~-(4) -............. .., -__ ,.,,_ ..... 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V-, Coumy ol OI· ..... ..,._, __ "';'"-CA PROClfOOHOS AGAINST '"" • '°"' o1 '"" -oo '° ... M --.... , KRUOER lo ... 001 ........ ·~~ .... ~· -· ._ ... _ ......... ol , .. C~llO<nlt lobo< ........ °' Cailcfomla.. ,_,~..,., of general YOU O&JECT to tlle YOU. YOU SHOUlD CON· trlOW C8UM ti. pubhthed In .. .,." PM do Mt t-.. ... 1ywitl beollefedlorule" ~~t ... on and IUCll IN Propoeat lorrn .,_.. Code.tM~r•teand ~I I mull be made clrculatlOfl, published In IN gran11ftg OI tM l*•toon. )QI TACT A LAWYER the Orange Coul Ollily Palo!, "'ettonwr. , ... IMr c.al.. requ.ted, Ille Int-"* Rev· u may ~ .... P· 1 tllrougtt ,,_. pr~ In IC'* ot ... eetal:lllhed .__.Met P9ld tof el tlle ooun1y 11 tMst once a __. ~either llPPM' at IN 2463 lrWle A--• 8-2 I ~per of generel •H-r ~ _.,._ w enue Service d l\lrnlafl tn-rr~ for~ STREEl' AND the conuact document and by Ille City of Colta Meea .... .-~. --· '°' "'"' ...._..,_ -• ·-·• ... -""" ob-CO... -CA 021'7 ~-.... ,.,,_ •• '"" • -old -, ..... In .,..,.l<on •bouo "°"'"' MEHTS F<lO ";,.IMPROVE-...... _.,.. ·., 0 .._,.. --""CO, _,,. ___ , 0 _..,., ____ ..... _ _. OW• --.. -~ .. --•-... __ > -"~ ..... -•H 0 HSTAUT_,1 ..... .-.,,,,_ °""'°' .... °"" ....... 11111 ,._ ........ of 8ettllnwlt .ng tlona wftll It. court befM• common dfllon•Uon of '°' four COOW:UhW ...... ~ ...... -be UMful In determonlng lhe Wiii ~POMONA AVENUE. °' • bid bond IC)f nol .... fOtieh perWtlel Pfeecrlbed ....., l..Mdlord arid obi!-0.1ed APR s 988 tlle hWlng y-appMI· prOP9ftY .. lftown ~. no poor to the dlly ol WO '-· no-.... ........ .. Y•lue or the Int-I b9lng eo.t• ~by ttw City of 11\an 10'M. of Ille M'IOl.Wll of "*-In lor ~ice ot ...... perty 1 1 WW» wi.y be "' peraon °' by wwranty 11 giwn u to na Ing dklal ueted n.-.,.. ~ IOld 0.1cnptlon ol prop-st the Offloe o1 the bid, made peyable 10 the Ille Mid Coda. .. ... .... ....... L ..... .,....,. .. your •llMIWY ~ or c:onect· t>at9d APR IS HMS8 de. DtAI CALaNDANOa • , t y T H E the City C .. k. 11 Fair Drlw. City of eo.ta Meu. No llLUJC ,, ...... .v C1ty -°'""""Cotto ..... =-~ 'VOU AREA CREC>TOA •~I TO• .... """' -~ ...... -.. pou puonl" •••SOUTHEASTERLY REC·::.:.."'::."-·~· PIO ... ol """ .. ""''-.coo, .. _ ..... Qlllw Ptlol Apf11 2'. Ma 3 ~ eo.t or 1 conltngenl creditor of uoOer Mid Deed of Trust by the lupetlor C-' ,.._._ _... 1 -TANGULAR OHE-HAl.F Of' 1 0 00 e.m. May lk*ed un1e11 ecc:ompanted Publlltled OrMQe COM! ... • y • ~ Piiot April 19 26 ~ flle -= n 111S. you mwl Ille reuon oh brMctl or deleult Publ~ Orange Coul qulne 9" .... -'-I.OT 1 IN Bl.OCK 18 OF 10 • 1 988.. If wNdl time 1"-V by 9'ICf\ c:.hler'• died! Delly Potoc April 2t. May 3. TtS3 . IO l 988 your d.im with the coun °' In the 01>1tgauon1 IKUl'ed Datly Pilot April 19 26 Mey Una CMt•. llM .._... LAGUNA CU FFS AS ~be~ publdy and c:uh, °' biddw'• bond • 1Ma T t23 P'_,t It to the peraonat tlleret>y, llerelolore IX· 3 10 1988 ._,onto. no le lllfr-• SHOWN ON A. A MAP R£. t-r--;;;;;~ln=tlle=:Coundl::::.::+..:No=.:bld=~lhalt:;'.!be~conalder:!!~~ed~-------_.:T~1~2:a_ ~Wlw ~ted by ecu1ed eod delivered to '11,_ T124 'swot-ton: eu ,...,_...9 CORDED IN BOOK 4 I tllecoun within tour monlti. und1r11gnedo • wr111en leecrlt11mequtftatteM.-PAGES SI AND 59 OF MIS· Plll..IC lll)TIC( rta.IC lll)TfC[ from ,,,. d•t• of .1"1 .. DecllrllOn of 0.lllUll and cumpllr cen 1.. lor· CELLANEOUS MAPS Re.1--.;..;;;:.::.:..:~==--Nil.JC lll)TIC[ ----1-..noeotleu .... prOYlded Demend lor Saie. enchwrll· Ml.IC NOTICE "'1lld1d11 l•tal .. CORDS OF ORA 0 NG E IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE IT .. -OF c.aLFORNI .. In Section 700 ol Ill• ten nouoe of dell\ilt and ol IPfopladH el Ulted.,.... COUNTY. CALIFORNIA ft'.. A ft I D t4~H NOTIC ES •.t.co•e Pro1>111e Code of c.i11om1a electlon 10 eauM the uno.r-1 CAYMAN ISLANDS lque le cort• ._._. 141 COMMONLY KNOWN AS IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF ORANGE •A DO M thod. Ch The urne f()( flllng Cl•lma win ligried IO .... Mid property LOST LANO c:atO. 385 NORTH COAST HWY UJ:l..EN D. JACOBS e ist urcb not expire pr/of to fO\I' 10 u usty -d obllg•llons.1 CPTWICATE al 1i11ed no sw-ta Mi LAGUNA BEAC H CA ., THI 11.ATIWR,,..,. _ •c" .._.... Memorial Fund. ~tti.l~omtlledate oft"-and 1,,.,..tter Ille under'. Pursu1n110Sec1ton34 (3) f'MPU"l••tl•mpo.puede 92851 ' A _.. __ •-) -.. away May l. Pierce Bros Smith Maring notioe above ttgned c.uMd aeld notice ol ol Ille Reg1stefed Lend Law, S*'der el CMo. r le pueden Properly m1y ti. inapecled GRANO JURY frOR THI COUNTY Of ) -in Orange, CA Mortuary. I>lrecton. YOU MAY EXAMINE 1119 deleult end atactlon to bel 1971, notice is llereby given qutter 1u IOlwlo, 1u dlnero •t DRIVE-BY ONLY Sub-ORANGE FC>fl AKAL ftM 1-.. ) Gr41veside services 536 _ 6539 file kepi by the court If you recordeer10n lnter•led on a Instr No 88-028247 ol Ceruhc:•te issued in Ille Pfopladed ain '"''° adl· mull be sut>mltted on Form 1 -OO p SCANLON the Mtete, )'OU mey ~ Ottic:lel Records In Ille offlOfl n1me or Lewrenc:e W Mtd· cloMI pot pMt• de .. Corte 2222, -6,,eeled Bid tor : M · Harbor HEL E 0p0n the axecutor Of'e<lmln· of Ille Recoroer or Orange land as Trustee or 2970 E•l•l•n otroe requ1e11~ Purcnue of Seized Pre>c>· Lawn M e m 0 rt a I N REGINA 11trator or Ul)Or'I the 11· County Harbour Bouleverd Coste l99•le1. Puede que Ulled erty Con11C1 the office In· . Park. Harbor Lawn SCANLON, age 70 of lomey for lhe P9WIOf or Said ule will be made but "'"' Calttomoa US A on qut...1tt.mlf1 un ebogedo doc11e<1 below tor F0<ms Mortuary, Dwec•~rs Newport Beach. died ldm•nistretor, end hie with wltl\Oul CQnven1n1 °' w1r-respect ol Ille lollowong lnmecffetemenle.Slnocon-2222 end tnformatton •bout ~"' "'"'"'" ..., April 29 . 1988 at tne COUr1 will! proot ot -· renty expressor1mp1>e<1 r .. pereels ol lend so1ueted on oc. • un ibogedo, puede tile proe>erty Submit blda to "'7V'*.,,.,.,.. . YICe. • written req\Mlt atll· garding 011e P<>SMSS•Of'I or G r 11 n d ltemer •"" -.lclo de ref· Ille person named below K aiser Permanente 'nQ that )'OU OMlre ~ encumt>tenc;ea 10 pay tile Ceyman -Reg1stret1on .,..nc:la o. llbog9dol 0 1 before Ille 11me blda woN be MAim AND H osp ital. Anaheim notioe of llle filing ol 1111 In· remaining pronopel sum ol Sectton Breakers B1ocr.. una oflc:IM de •rud• legal opened Peymen1 Te<ms ADC>Mal CLAPP HtlJ.s Sh e was an ventory end ~~t of Ille nole(sl secured oy saoo 568 Pare411 Nos 14 & 15 11 l(YH el cttrec:IOflo tei.. Std mus1 be ec:companied DWIGHT K C ac-a late usets or of Ille P•'ll· Oeed of !rust w1111 on1e.es1 15 proposeo to c.ncet Ille fd!Wco). by the lull 1moun1 ol lhe bid June M G...,,t• LAPP. l'OWltant A nauve of ttons or eccounta mentioned u in uod note provooeo ad-tbo~e Land Cer11foce1es c-No. 522:517 If 11 totlls S200 or less If the 8021 San Joee Cr 85. a nauve o f Cali· Provence, Rho d e rnS.C11onl20Chndl200Sol YlllC4la 1f eny undet Ille •Iler three weeks rrom 111ej Tllenemeendlddressof 1011JbldesmorethanS200 BueneP111190e20 fonU.a. pas.5ed aw a' lsland and a N ewport tneCaltlorn .. ProoateCOO. terms OI utd o-i of Trusl lest dlle ol 1"'9 second 1~ court •s fEI nombte Y submit 20 percer>I 01 1~ M.ay 1 1988 at H • Bea h d Mency,,...... 8utW "°J, •-Cllarges Ind exp•n~ •~ly tnserhon Any person doreccoon de 11 corte est SU· •mount b<d or S200 wtncn-JoOeene C HarrOd H • o;ag c r f'Sl en t 10 In Pto ,._, 10Z71 K'*ul of tile Trustee end or 111e tonoong lhese L endlPERIOR COURT OF CALI· ever •S gruter On 1912Seedrttt0r...,. ospiul. N e w port years Fonner West Drtve, Hwtllngten 9Ncft, trvtts c:rNted by said 0eeo Certotoc.res •s requested 10 FORNIA COUNTY OF OR· 1ance ol the hig11e~1 ~ Co<OM del Mar, CA 92fl2S Be.i.ch Mr ct.pp w as en d resid en t of San CA nMI of Trust re1um lhem to the Registrar ANGE 700 CovtC Center b.llance due of any will be barn August 4. 1902 I Bernardino Co Published Orange Coast Slld sale w111 t>e on May 01 lands PO Box 1089 Drove West P o Bok 83a requ"ed 1n 11.111 Form of Pey· J-0 Und'*V 214 Daht11 Aw Co<ona del Mar 92e2S 5 s • in Los •"~I CA f unty D.ily Piiot ~11 26 27 May 23 1993 11 1 30 pm on Ille Granes Cayman Santi Ant CA 92702--0aJa men1 All peyments must be ·~'6"' es. or many y ears. She 3 1988 lobby to Ille butldong louted Pubhshed Orange Coas1 Tiie neme adoreu end by cuh certified cheol<.. He was the ow ner 1 was a member o f the TW134 11 fl01 Soolh Lewis Strl'l!I Daily Pilot May 3 1988 leiepl!One number of plain. c:11111er·s or treasurers and o p erato r o f Catholic Fa.1th She IS Ori~ Cekforn•• 92668 T 14S 1111 • euorney or p1a1nt111 c:t'9Cll Of by a Un11ect s111es n 111ur111er ordered 1na1 pur9Uar1t 10 1aw end the Supero0r Court, that Ille f named llPOf1 the determlnltton of ttw Judgea of Dwtght's Beach Con· sur vwed by her h Plll.IC 111)TIC£ At the ttme ot tile onnoal w11nou1 an •Horney ,, (El ~111. benk eiq>reS11. °' cession for 45 band Dr J US· . publlutton 01 lh1s notice Pl&IC NOTICE nombre 11 dtrecaon y el nu-lelegreph money order years oseph H . NOTICE OF the 101al 1m0\lnt 01 111e un mero de te1e1ono del M•k• Cllec:k or mooey ordw anc:l ltsted u the proepecttw =~ P~ be and they -llWeby -'ilcted drewn to cornptete the lonnatlon of tM ,.._,.• ~lorln number, llx1een of wNdl w4I be ~....., .,.,,, Ille Alc:eil Y-19M/119, to wtt· He was a member of Scanlo n , Newport AVAtlA8LITY OF paid balance or lhe obh· 1 SVMMOHS ab°'ljedo del dema11dan1e. 0 p1y1ble 10 thE Internal Rev- the Ftrs t U n i ted B eac h . t w o son s ANNUAlAEPOftT g11tonsecuredbv111eet>o11e NOTICETODEF!::NDANT del dema11den1e Qve no enueServoce ~Al DtlTNCT •1 M et hodast C h urch In Jam es A Sc I Pursuent to Section descrl~ dee<! ol lrust and RALPH CLAY FROST toence ebogado ea) LAW Nature of Tnle The nght NAME ANO H K an on. 6104(d) of thll lnternel Rev· esllm•led COSIS expenses BARBARA FROST MR OFFIC ES OF DAVID rnle end Interest of Ille, .. : ~·· unungton Beac h , euuu, Ha.wau, and enue COde not1C41 l1 ller•by • n d • d v •" c ~ s 1 s FROST ,BOROS 2300 East Ketella payer (~med on 111e tront ot and a mem ber of the M ark N ScanJon of given lhat the annuet return S 191 670 13 vou ARE BEING SUED Avenue Su 11 e 2 o 5 11111 f()(m) tn and 10 the prop· Willlam A. Buhr 186112 Dodge Ave Sani.. A~. CA 9270S H untington Beach I Sedona Anzo . 3 for tllec.lender)'ea' 1987 ot 11 IS possrble lhat al the B Y PLAINTIFF JOHN Anehe•m Cehlomle 92806 erty Is ottered for s.le sub· R otar y CJ b d h ' T na. Ille HIGH BLOOD PRESS· hme of M~ Ille opening bod MELSHEIMER D.t.TE (Fecne) MAY 4 1ec1 to eny proor valid -U since au& ters, erese M . URE FOUNDATION 8 pr1• may t>e less then Ille lotel You hive 30 CALENDAR 1987 ou1s1andong mongages en-- 1942, and a membeT Scanlon of I rvine v11e loundetoon. 1s ev111a.ble tndeb1edness due DAYS llher tllts wmmone Gary l Grenvni. Clef'k cumt>rances or other ioens of the Windsor O u b N icola A Scanlon of II Ille loundllton s prlnCll>al U evailat>le the e11pec1eo 11 MfYed on JOU to lite 9 •r Werforle F•H•. ~uty ' in levor ol thord parues Lo\fU18 h usband o f N ewport Beach D -Ol11Ce lor in$p9Clton during opening bod mav be 01>· trpewrttten r••pon .. •t Published Or•nr eo.s1 ao••flSI Ille 18.xpayer lllat .,. F Har , no:· regular business l\Ours from t1111ed by ullong Ille follo'*· thle -rt Oeoly P1101 Aprol 2 Miy 3 auperto1 10 Ille lien or the llf' ns O app, lov-g1na H Birkner, San 9·00 am to 5 00 pm by eny oog tetepl'\Onf! numbers Of1 A lellet< or phoM c.11 wtll 10 17 :988 Unite<! Stites All property 15 ang father o f Jack K F ratlCUC'O. l grand-<:>llzen whO rl!QueslS 11 wttn•i> Ille d1y t>etore tile Nie 171•1 not pr-otec:t rou; your type-11as ottered ror a.re where ts end Clapp Hunungton I daug hter -t SJSte 180 days efte< Ille dete ol 345.4137 or (213) 627-4865 wrtt1en rff9C)ftM muit be as 11 ano w11110<J1 recourse Be h __ ... J F J rs. tlliS publtealton HEl'MEI FINANCIAL In~ 199111 fOfm" rou ao-1ns1 Ille United Stales Do ac .... u anet ae I ea.n HartJ.g of Alta The tounesetoon s prinop .. C°"~ATION, 11 eald went the court 10 he8f yovr Ml.IC NOTICE No gueranty Or werranty e1<· w ty of f'ullerton. Loma : M a r t h a oMoce is l<laled at 6 wino True•. By T .0. SEl'VICE -· press or •mphed os maoe as iliso SWVlvtng are 7 Bertrand of Carlsbad '°' New!>or1 Be.cfl CA COtliltitANY, 11gent. ~Nd If JOU do not Ille ,ou, / K 39571 to the v11td11y or 111e 1111e grahdctuldren and 6 Agnes F f W . 92660 Br. Vldll J. Hoplllne. AMi. reepc>nM on time, you mey STATEMENT OF Qulhty QJent11y •eight erguson O The prone pal meneger ot lent a.c:t.tary, I01 South loM the c:.M, end your ~DONMENT Of' 5tra or ~ton 01 any of grea t grand<;hrld~n w erw IC k . Rho d e Ille IOUf'detoon 1$ MIChMI A Lewi• St.. Orenge. CA Wllgel. money end prop-USE Of FlCTITIOUS llWl property or llS Illness Fnend.s may call at I s I a n d • M a r 1 e Weber M D tall. 171•)JIS-4700 erty "'•' be t•llen wltllovt BUSINESS NAME lor •ny use °' purPOse No Pierre Bros Smith 1 F erguson of S pnn Ru1111 eno Tucke< <IOI TAC 11025703 further wernlng trom the Tiie lollowong persons cie•m woil be t oos;derehshe<J Orange Coast c:ovr1 heve 11>endooed the uM ol •llowance Or 1<11ustmeot or WlT)' at -t 00 M If' . M ass., and 1 •n• CA 92702 Diiiy Polo• Mey 3 10 11 Tlter-• er• otllef '-981 ,.. !tie F c1111ous Bullneu tor rMCtS5ton of the sate to 9 00 PM Tuesday, brother . Joseph Min-BILLIE RICCI Secy Treas t988 T 144 qulr-ement1 You mey went Namt' Ptay metes Smell besec:I on ra11ure of tlle PfOP· and 12.00 P M to 9 00 ahan of Suru Valley ol the Founoetoon. 19826 to c.11 •n 11tor,,., rtghl Worlo Pre Scllooll 2950 .erty 10 conlorm with any ex- . PM Wednesday Fu-Rosary w ill be ted Burleigh Yor~ Londa CA Pl&IC lll)TICE ewer. If rou do not known McCtontoc• Wiy Coit• pressed or implied rep-aJ feel !12688 lft ettorney. you mey call.,, Mesa CA 92626 resent I lion Redemption ner Sllel'vct' w1U be at 7 30 PM Thursday Puoltstoe<J Orange Coast I( JMtS altOfMY ret.rret .. rvic. Of Tiie Foc111tous Business R1gn1s The rtglltJ of re- ronduct.ed on Thurs· at S t o ne Funeral 0111y Ptlol May 3 1988 IUP£1'K>f' COUfllT • 199•1 •Id office (ll1ted tn Name relerred 10 above w•• demp11on as spec1heo on day M ay 5 at 100 Home, U pland Ma.a Tl46 Of CAUFOtUaA, ltM phoM bo<*). ltleo on 11.3.93 tn the Coun-Internal Revenue Code sec;. PM at the F'trst of C hnsua.n Burial COUNTY Of OAANOE C1M No.~ ty ol Oflnge F"29268 hon 8337 are quoted as fol· U d M Pl&IC lll)nt'C In Ille Mauer of Ille Appl•· Tiie name and a<Jdress ol Jeck H Park 789 lows Sec 6337 Aedemp. n 1te e tho d1st will be celebrated at "e cation 0 1 EDWARD lhe coun 1s SUPERIOR Paurartno Cosu Mesa CA tton ot Properly 111 Before Church 1n H un u ngon 11 ()() A M Wednes· MOTi« Of GUSTAVE POWELL tor COURT OF CALIFORNIA, 92626 Sale Any person whose Beach with the Rev t day at St J h TRUITEE'I IALE Chenge or Neme COUNTY OF ORANGE. 700 Jean Perk, 789 Peulanno property has been levied Joh Carlso f ;-._· h osep Loan No t 11:W.98-7 No A 142461 CMc Center Dme Wes1 Costa M~ CA 92627 ' upon shell h1ve the right to . n no f1ciat-I ~t ol.1e C hurch in 1'S92/TRIPP AMENDED ORDER Senta Ana CA 92701 · This 1>us1ness wu con-pay the amount due. t..nB lntennf"n l w ill be U pland Interment at T s No Fl2006 TO SHOW CAUSE The neme addreM and ducteo by 1nd1vldue1s (Hus-t°'ljetller will! the expenses made al Pac1hc View I Bellevue Cemel~rv UNIT CODE F FOR CHANGE OF NAME te~ number or plain-bend and Wife) ot lhe Pfoeeedong. If 1ny 1o M emonaJ p k ../.· Ont.an -. HERMES FINANCIAL EDWARD GUST AVE ll'fl 5 •ttomey ()( p1a1nlllf Thll statement wes filed Ille Sectellty at any lime . 1 ar am 0 CORPORATION aa~ .POWEL l llu toled • petotton without an auomey IS LAW wltll the County Cle<k ol Or· pnor to Ille sale 111ereof. llld l y suggest ronlnbu· STRAUSBAUGH pointed Trustee u he in rn11 coort lor "'order al· OFFICES OF JAMES J DI enge Cooniy on Aprll 11 upon suc:h payment Ille Sec-tions be made the IOllowmg oe.:rrbed 01 lowlng pe1111oner 1o cllange CESARE A Protes1tone1 1993 ret•ry Shell rest0re such F 1 r s t U n 1 1 e d F R A N K trust Will SEll AT PUBUC h .. fher neme lrom EDWARD C0<por1tton. 8a8 No Metn Jack H Perl\ .Jeero Perk property to him. and .. , S TRAU SBAU GH AUCTION TOTHE HIGHEST GUSTAVE POWHL to St Sv11e 905 S1n1a Ana. Publtalled Orenge Coast lurtllef proceedtngs In coo- PACIFK: VIEW MElllC>ft1AL P Alttt Cemetery • Mortuir 1 Cf\&pel • Crematory 3500 P.icoloc View Of•vf' · Newpor• B~acti &44 -~:oo HAQ<Hl LAWN· MT OUYE U ortu.ir, • Cemetf'rv Crematorv 1625 Gisler Av" CoStd Me~d !>•O ~'>~4 NlllCE IAOT'HE!lll KU. MOA.DWAY Mortuary • CNlpel 1 10 Broadway Costa Mesa 642-9 150 ..... --..1 awa ... -1' BIDDER FOR CASH (~nl ,,. E 0 w I N G u s T A v E CA 9270 I t 714) 558· 7901 Diiiy Pilot Aprol 19 26 May necttOn Wllll Ille 1.-vy on auctl ~ y """'Y . lormt wlllCh ere llWfvl ltn· ANDERSON DATE MAY 10 1985 3 10 1988 properiy Shell OMM lrom 1988 ln Fountam Val-der 11'1 Iha Untied Stet•) IT IS HEREBY ORDERf.9 LEE A. SRANCH. Cl«ll. T12S Ille tome of SYc:t1 ~yrneot (b) ley. CA Survtwd by • n d I 0 r I h . c •• h,., • ll\al "' peflOOI lnteru ted '" •r Edith T ern.n. o.,iuty Redemption of Real Estele w I ( e M . I d d cer1rfled °' other chedla Ille miner ''°' ... td ~., PIJtHtahed Orange c~~ pt&JC NOTICE Aller Sele (I) Period The S · 1 re ~ '" CfYil Code Sec-before this coun in ~-O..ty Prlo1 Aprtl 12 19 26. own«s ot any rell pr<>C)erty trausbaugh o f Hunt-tJOn 2924!1 f Payeble "" f\llt al men1 No 3 11 700 CMc Mey 3 1988 K-1 SOid u prov>de<I '" section angton Beach. Two the time of sale) all right lllle Ceht9' ()'tve W•t Santi T 112 FICTITIOUS 8US9NEN f!33S. their heors e1<ecutort. s 0 n 1 G a r y end lnter..C ~ to Ana Ca11tom._ °" MAY s NAME Sl'AnlllEN'T or e<lmontstrators or eny St 'b h end now held by h under 1988 11 2 cs o·c:lock p M .. .,.IC MnffCE The fotl0win9 persons .,1 persoo 111v1ng env 1n1er•t r au• •UC Of Uld Deed of Tf\191 in Ille •nc:I then eno Ille!• ~ '"~ nu doing l>llll,_ 11 I thet•n. °' • lien tllereon. Of Laguna Hilla. Stanley Property 11ere1nittar de· cause 1f1ny1t19y111ve Wiiy CALIFORNIA COASTleny person in tlletr befllll. S t.rausbatAgh of Hunt-9Cf'lbed sltd peUttOn '°' cnanoe .ol FICTIT~~StNEll CLUB OF ORANGE COUN-ah•JI be permilled to,~ lnglOn Be.ell and l TRVSTOR BRUCE C neme "'°"Id nol be granted NAME ITATtMENT TY 3652 M1ctie1son Drow the properfy aotd or lny Tfi\IPP IT IS FURTHER orO.ed Tiie lollowlng e>er90nl •re Irvine. Cihl 927 15 · parttculw tract ol IUCh prop- s tep-son, Robert BEN E F I c I A R y that . copy 0111111 Ofder10 domg buSlness H Or•no• COHI F11ne11 erty II •"Y time Within 180 M o ntgomery of MERCURY SAVINGS ANDlhOWC.UMbepubltlhed ln SANTEE INVESTORS Enlerprisa Inc Celit0<nie deys afterthe selelllereof Maryland. Jie was a LOAN ASSOCIATION r .. the Orallge Cout Daily Pilot 245 Fischer Suite 02 Coste 3652 Mtcllelson Drlvl 12 1 Pr1C41 S.'Ctl property or ~be ot the Elec c:or-ded July 13 1~ •• • newapeper of gener•I Men, Call! 92626 Irvine. Cell! 927 t5 . tract of propeny lhall be . , r · • Instr No 8•·289207 of Of. clrculatlOo, publlahed In this Callfornll Pens.on Invest· T1111 ous1nau 11 con· permtlted to be ~ traaan s Unian# 4U. ftctal Aec0<d9 In the ottlce of county II leatt onoe • Week ment Rea .. rcll. •roe C1111-ducted by • c:otporetlon upon payment lo th• There will be a ter· the Record.,. of Orange lor four c:onaecuuve weeks fornl• 24s Fltcher. Sulle Dick Allen Chief E purc:tlaser,0<lnc.uellecan-vwe at Harbor Lawn Coo'1~; u ld deed of trUlt prior to the di)' of aaod llear· 02 Cost a Mesa. Ce hf utlve Otllce; •· not be lolioO In in. eovnfy In M e morial Chapel ~be<! the loHowlng "'i.ted APR 7 IQ88 92626 Thia itatemeont .,., hied ~he property to be r• Thunday at 1.30 P.M . THE ' '"NO R"'rcRRED "AMEi L ............ ...__ George P Vall 2131 Ceo· with Ille County a...11 of Of. Ille~ litU::,ed· then to '"" c;r ,.; -•n ....._ lury Perr.. Leoe ~317 Lo. •nge County on April 21 Ille_ ...... ~ ..... •~•of H • r b 0 r L a w TO IN THIS GUARANTEE IS .. the lupert« Coun An?:! c I f 9006 1Q88 • ..... .... -........... or M ""-n SITUATED IN THE STA-Publi•lled Ora~ Co.sl 5 a 1 7 IUoQ•IS. Ille ernol.lftl paid by ort11.•rv JJU"IC'l[;ton ""' ,. '"Lor '"' ,.._lly Ptlol a I homas A Greco One F17M1 6 ....... ,...,. ..... __ nd ~ -.1• · vr ..-orOANIA CO\JNTY..,. ... pro I 19 28 Perr.. Plaze Sut1e225 Irvine Publllhed Orange Coul t;;' ,._.,,,_a tnl-1 -~ OF ORANGE Cl'TY OF Mey 3 1988 TI 14 CIJll 92714 ' Delly Pilot Mey 3 10 17 2• t eorutalle rat• of 20 P9f· Ron11<1 J Guyef 245 Fi.. 19811 . . ' ~n!u':en!..flecl of Chef. Sulle 02. Coste Mesa T·142 8338(C) Ett.cl or Jvnfor s:; C111t 92626 curnt:wanoee ,. • TJtoG buatneu 11 con· PtaJC NOTICE NM of ~:::: ~ed by • genwaJ part. . glwn or • deed to l'MI ptO:. 1P K-er1't ••eculed purtuent to Ronald J Guyer Pr-. FtC~ ..,...... Mellon 8338 lftel d~ STARTING A NEW BUSINESS?? Mette M . Cttapm111 3101 S Fai""-w Aw ••3 Santi Ana, CA 92704 Delton L Newlano 13'21 Sendtlur1t 5-lta Ana CA 11270S Helen Veneman 1010 Mac:Artllur • 13 Senta AN CA 92707 Jocelyn J WIClc.,."-" 13202 Stanrlcfl Pl G.,_, Grove, CA 92642 Shawn E S.r1on S912 Belllleld Lene Hunlinglon BMctl. CA 928'8 AMn B J0<d111 16222 MOf1teray Ln S·3•0 Huntington Buell, CA 928'9 Mery M Sliva 12601 GroveYlew SI Garden Grow, CA 928'0 811 8 Wlfla USS Marin Cira. •St1..C Huntington Beach. CA 92648 Edmund D. 8Mn 2949 Lal~ Orhle Fullerton, CA 92t3S OenlelT ~Jr 878 N Lemon H• Trell Orange, CA 92M9 Harold Burton Knoll 21812 Eagle .... El TOfo, CA t2t30 Coleen H. Mongan 10311 Ulder• S..da Santa Ana. CA 92705 ~-· MS E. Aedbud BrM. CA 92121 Hertlen!.aw... ..... 510S CRlcent St. ~.CAt2I07 Join H. Cox 2 1 t s 8eecf't 11\'d Sp 1 s Mlhelm. CA 12* <*II NA* ITAT'llmNT IUCh property ff"om al 11ena, This 1111_,1 wu !tied Tiie foltow1ne l)er90n• ere encumbfanow and t•t... Old9 C. "* "'"'" 1he eounry CW11 o1 0r-e1o1ng t>ustnett u °* wNcfl tne ,.... 01 1 Ht ~ • fllloeya = County oo Apr-11, PA"TY TIME LIQUOR. United Stst• -'tll ~ Or-.. CA t2tU The Legal Department at the Dally P110t Is pteued to an- nounce a new MrVioe now avail- able to new buslnelMa. We wtll now SEARCH the name for you at no extra Charge. and save you tM ttme and t~ tttp &o the Court HOUM In Santa Ana.. Then, of courte, an. the Mef'Ch II comptetecl we wM flte ~ ftctttkM ~ name statement -4th the COW'lty Ctertt. pubbh once • week for tour ...... reqund by ... 8'ld then Ne youa IKOd of putil-- cattcn wttl'I the ~tr CMR. ' Pteue stop by to file your l'k:tltious ~ statement 1t tM Daily Pilot LeQ_al Depart- ment. 330 W•t e.y, C09t1 M9U, Celifomla. tf you can not llOO by, ptMae call ua mt (714) &42~1. Extenlfon 31'5 or 318 and we wtll make 1t1engementt for you to hendle this ptocedure by malt. 11 you 8houkf have any further questions, plM99 call UI and we wtN be more than glad to uatst ~· Good luck In your new bullnelall 1548 AOllO'I• A~. Coetl to whdl the 1oe¥Y WM mM9 Ft7117J ,_,.... Calif 9282t Md prlOrrty ' ......., ... Jaflneol\ Publilhed Orange COM! Mokheles Atllanutou1 A. eou&.TON. ~ 7357 Santa a. crci. Delly PllOt Mey 3 10. 17. 2•. 11338 Clllne Or,...., A,.._.: ..,,.... leaC9, p 0 ._... Plftl. CA 110120 1911 c.lit 90701 •ox C ·H . LAOUM T. 1..0 . Thll IWtanen II con-....... CA~ A OMa W. Pett*lon ---------dUcted by, an~ ~ Orenoe Cout •10 •OCllli.n. rta.IC NOTICE Moll ...... Atl\enlmJOUt ~ ""°' Mey •. f... """'*"'· CA t2I07 Tlllt llatamert1 wM tied ' ~ w1t11 uie eoun1r etet11 aot Or· ,..... ,... FtCTITIOUI ....... = Count)' on.~ N , 1 ne1 T,.,... A~ NAMI ITA,....,., ~ WftC9 AnllNln\, CA t21CM The~~ art nn1t1 MQUUT '"°" dOlng ~ ... Publltlled Orange eo.t ~ WINDSOCK, 13 A~IO, 'f:'a'I PHol M9Y I . 10, 17, 24, TM Qty of Twttn le ,._ lr\I\~ c.m. 12120 quest~ ~ HWll¥ Aand1ll J 81ackwood T·13t ~!tie Pfopoaalf 3 YOl1'•• !~ Plaza Or!Ya. Suite ,. .. : Mid Ila 4 Door a.den ~ laad\. CA ~ -.ta Ana. Callf. '170' °""19 TNOI Ao'*1 C. · PaY10ft. \1 .... , ~ ~ OP9I L ~ A.beto. ttma. c.-. 12720 .... , ... ltWI CfliPC* ,. 0... ........ Tiiie Wein..-N c. If ~ .. 11-. uied 1n C.... ... ...,. CA 1i2m ~,}C*'t ~ AT E llfbl'llltllnt a OfOpOell. -\oct ...... 'WOOCI pll9loe comAICt Mar\ 0.--.. --'* Thil 11a'*n•1t w... .... ~ ..... ,_._,Dr """·~~ Cl9ttt Of Or· Mlle• dllltfteit *°'• 'c:tty °' TuaWft. .. Ji c.-.... i •. CA -= _...", Oft Ap'll 20. ~~Ute-~ Aoed, TUl!llrl ...._ -·--... -· ptlOl1e (714t 144 •• r.t .. .._ ~ ,_ waytouvettme 2t0.-19,........,,_. 11& 0r-.. C..-and gal ~OOtlrlli ... ._ fllllil'-4 ..... CA.,_ ~,_. Mllr3, "ta. U,:14 , ..... M lOeG aa. 1111 .. 1• ~•Clef\ • 08IOt. .. -.., .l.,...., i-::-------':.:·..::••~1~ Clii••IMI w.;. r~ ••--_.,a... ................... c... ...... CA_ .._.,.....,_ ,,.. .... .. ----1'· ai.i...t.: ... ..... Nlf .. ,,.. "• ,, ... a f "' ...,., ll ~ ........ 111111119\. CA - Cltr°"' ,_., ... °""* C... ~TIDM•--.-.-~ Not...,,~._. . ...,,.. 1'2·1171 fJ MOl9CATIMG JUDQI Selection CornmlttM Selection CommlttM SeiectlOo CommittM Hon. Menuet R1m1ru Hon RlcNrd L. Weetllenlpoon Hon Betty Lou l..amoreewt • •• 11 • cc•u•11r._1 ......... ,cc ..... HM ...... L •WltBIP .. tlflQ .. 11• - 11 n .. re. (() th• tri I Slr SCI ' ~UESDAY, MAY 3, 1988 25 CENTS NB man, robber d.ie i.n shootoul Merchant gunned down in front of son; police hold Irvine man, another suspect Brower was killed on his 64th birthday. David Brower said he and hts father were unlock1n' the doors to the I S09 Main St. business when the incident occurred. 5000 as I saw the 1un, I wasyaralyzed I JUSt remember shooung. Police found 1wo guns at the scene. said Provence. One apparen1ly belonged to the robber. and the other to Brower. The son said his father always camed a weapon at worlt. By GREG KLEU.X ud JONATHAN VOLZltE Of ............. As his 3l-~r-old ton watched on in horror, 'a Newport Beach man was shot to death Monday while tryina to fight ofrthrtt gunman who attempted to rob his check-cashina business. One of the would-be robbers was World Lech Walesa announces strike at huge Lenin ship- yard./ AS California Auto ln'Surance lnltltlve would would cost most car-owners money./ A5 400-year-old quake pre- diction spreading fear In Southern Callfornla./87 Sports Angels fall victim to 1988's hot AL pitching staff In Cleveland./81 Edison'sKaleaph Carter is more than just another high school athlete./81 Entertainment Handicapped children get the chance to perform ''Live On Stage.''/A10 Index Advice and Games Bulletin Board Business Classified Comics Entertainment Opinion Police Log Public notices Sports Weather 85 A3 A7-9 87-9 B6 A10 A6 A3 B9-10 B1~ A2 killed by the shop owner durina the brief shootout. Philip BroWCT was pronounced dead at the scene of the shootout at his Santa Ana business. Checks Un- limited. Gerald Kina. 20, of Costa Mesa died later at fountain Valley Regional Hospital, said Santa Ana Poli~ Sgt. Collie Provence. Hoag balloon 1andsin G~orgia By GREG llERltX Of ............. In Hortense. Ga., things don't change much. There arc about I 00 residents in this ruraH>urg. located at the l unction of routes 301 and 32 about 2S miles outside of Brunswick. which it.self is mapped at 75 miles south of Savan- nah on the Atlantic Ocean coast. There arcn 't even enough people in Hortense to warrant a general store. So when Terry Scan drove to work Monday mornina and spotted somc- thinJ blue in his cow pasture. he knew it fairly cned for more investigation. At first, he didn't know what it was; maybe some garbage someone had dumped. maybe an old news~pcr. All he knew for sure was that 1t was blue and 1t hadn't been there the night before. Not one to back away from a curiosity. Scars pulled his 'J)ickup truck to the side of the road, aot out and tramped across the dew-soaked grass to where the object lay. He picked it up. It was a balloon, half deflated. but with some writing still lqiblc. It was the wntma that stunned him. It said "Hoag Childbirth Center, Newport Beach. California.·· Sears was understandably befud- dled. What the heck was a California balloon doing in Hortense. Ga.? . ··1 never found anythina hke this before... declared the 29-ycar-old Scars in a distinct Georgia drawl. .. I was amazed that something from California could make it here. and so fast."' Sears made a senes of phone calls that led him to Pam Bolen. spokeswoman for Hoag Memorial Hospital in Ncwpon Beach. The balloon began its trek at noon Saturday alona With thousands of others which were destined for the sky in celebration of tbe hospital's new Labor Delivery Recovery suites, said Bolen. But while its companions scat- (Pleue eee HOAG/ A2) .. We were standina in front of the door and my father was puttini in the key to open the dQOr. I looked down and saw a aun in my father's side, .. said Brower, who ran the businC$S with his father. "I don't really know what hap- pened after that.·· he recalled. ··As Reatarea Provence said Brower was success- ful in preventina a robbery because police found cash inS1de the store "We're not sure how many shots were fired. but the) exchanged a fe>N." Proven~ said. Occupants of a business above An aqudc familypataltaR&I of appro'ftl on a~ place at tbe eatn.Dce to '::J;:! II.arbor. Tbe pleuare oC a warm ·~ a~dy oa the annoyance of a coD8tantly CJ&n&IDI bell. Swan a long-shdt with long resume Irvine water district director seeks GOP nod for Congress on moderate platform CAMPAIGN '88 for the past six years. He was appointed by Oran&e County water BJ PAUL A.RCBIPLEY Of .. ..,,.. .... Excq>t that he lacks money, or- pnizauon and wide-sptQC:i name ~ition, Peer Swan miaht be considered a loeicaJ front-nmner in the crowded 40lh Conareuional Dis- trict Republican primary. Cena1nly he boasu some of the stronicst credentials for tons-time service to his community. Swan, 43, has been involved in low visibility community ~ ~rk datina t.dc to the mid-l 960& when he volunteered 1n voter registration •ncies _in 1 9~S to represent their projects. "get out the vote" drives and . ant~ts.m the e1aht-cou~ty Southern vanous campaj&n activities for the Cahfom1a Water Committee. Republican Party. He~ appoint~ to Oraaee ~oun-ty Sanitation Olstnct 14' when 1t was He was a i:nember on the .Board of fonned in I 98S as wcU as treasurer of Go~mors 1n the Republican As--Oranae County Citizens for Water. soc1atcs of Oranae County . from Undersc:orina his interest in eel.a· 1979-8.S and has t?cen an &S10C1ate to tion. he became a cbaner member of t~ Stat~ Repubhc:an Central Com-the Oraqe Coast Collclt Fouftdation mmcc sance 1984'. • in 1916. whteh railes fUnds to Swan has faced the electorate supplement colleae pn>pams. He himself, bavina been voted a director also is a member of the OwiCdlor's with the Irvine Ranch Water District Club at UCI. in 1979. He bu served as president And be is a veteran. haviaa risen &o ' the rant of captain while scrv1na 1n the U.S. Anny from 1967 to 1971 , includins a tour of duty as a hehcop- ter p1lot 1n Vietnam. Despite the length)' resume. Swan acknowlcdacs he IS at best the fourth man in a 12-candidate race that most observers say has thrtt front-runners. But he believes that resume speaks as loudl> as all the shck campa1an literature ofh1s better-financed~ nents And tow v1SJb1ht) or not.. he Sl)"l his wort on those orpnuattons demonstrates the quahues needed to be an effccuve lc&Jslator. .. A conattssman IS a low v1s1bchty lob. You're one of 4'35," Swan said. rm aoal-<>nentcd. acuon-oncnted. (Pleue ... SW Alf/ A2) Bro .... cr's shop saw a white Nman spttd1na off after the shots wcro fired and wrote down the license plate The car was traced lo an Irvine man, lcadana to the 10:30 a.m. amst of Harle) Chnstopher Cunis. 20. of In-inc and a~ Dev.ayne Jones, 19. a runav.-a) frrinf the CahfomJa Youth Authont) fac1hty an Chmo. Provcnoe said I A third man was taken into custody with Jones and Cunis near the Sunset R1"er home. but was later released after Questioning at the Santa Ana Polx:t Department, Proveac:e lidill Irvine Police LL Mike WhUe llid ee three were taken mtotu5todywitbout incident and were not armed. Curtis was bein& held at ~ • Count) Jail, in lieu of S2'°-000. :Jail offacaals said Jones had yet IO be booked Monda) evenina. Onginall> from Sheffield, E•nd• the Browers moved to Newpon Beach six )cars ago from floPmOOt, Ill . a suburb 1ust south of Ch~. There 1s one other son. Ruudl. , (Pleue ... llERCBAJfT / .&2) Baker rivals deny links to forum accuser· Divided on whether adultery allegation should be answered By JONA THAN VOUK.E Of .. o.llJ ......... The m vstery figure who accuSC'd congressional candidate David Baker of ha" 1 ng an e~tra-man taJ affiur ~m~ to have made good his cscaJX. as ma1or pla)ers m the campaign denied an) kno~ ledge of the man v.-ho made the asscn1ons at a public forum. The man u~t a Balboa Ba) Club forum fcatunn& nearly ever) can- didate for the 40th Congressronal Distnct scat last Thursdav v.hen he stood up dunng a quest1on-and- ansv.-er session and accused Irvine Councilman Baker of ha ving an affair The man bolted from the room as Baker pauSC'd and then answered the pre" 1ousl)' asked qucsuon Without making an) reference to the o utbum After the forum. however. Baker called the stunt "'the d1n1cst kind of pohucs"' and said th.at he and his wife ··arc comm med to each other." Baker and a campa1an off'IClal. Frank Cat•nnicch10. have sinced refused 10 comment on the aot\&U· uon but one Baker aide, who asked not to ~ 1denuficd. said he tailed the man after the d1srupt1on. The aide said he followed the man for about a mile as the man walked from the Ba) Club out to CO!St H1&hway. The man waiicd to McDonald"s. then to Bobb) McGee's restaurant. v.here the aide said be lost the man. Candid.ates Nathan Roscnberi. Chns Cox. John Kell) and Peer Swan on Monda> dented any knowledae of the man. and had muted f~linp about the outburst. CoJ. and Roscnbera termed the incident unfortunate because· 11 de- tracted from the real 1ssuesoflhc race, such as water-JSC and traffic. But others ~1d It brou&ht to li&bt an und«t) IOI ISSUC th.at needs to be addressed. and likened Bakcr'1 al- lqed affair to the e~cnts lMt brou,ht rPleue .-BAJmJl'8/A2) Huntinlton man dies in drive-by shooting A suspected gang member from Hununaton Bnch was lulled b) a smgle sho~n blast as he stood on a Santa .\na strtttcorner late Sunda) authonucs said Santa Ana Poh~ Sgt. Collie Pto'ence said Joseph Frank Valdez. who h"cd on Jacquel)n Lane in northeast Huntington Beac h. was gunned do-.n in the 1600 block of West Highland Street about 11 p.m. Sunda). The 21-)car-old man was standing on a sidewalk ""hen he was shot from a passm& car. Pro"encc said. He later died at Fountain Valk)' Rcg>onal Hospital. ~ k1lhng 1s believed to be gang. related. mallng ll the third 10 the 1600 block of H l$hland this year. Santa Ana authonues satd. The area 1s a haven for illicit deals.. frequented b) drug dealers.. but authont1es tn both c1ues said the) v.-ere unsure wh> Valdez was in Santa ~na One poh~ officer said t~ area 1s run h) the H t&hlands Street Gana. but 1t was unclear whethct" Valdez was a member of that pngora member of a nval factton ··1respamng-on their temtory Mesa puts growth measure on ballot By .JENNIFER WE.BEil °'_....,,... ... ·Personal touch key to c.ontlnaatl~n school • , . I I Ty11Nr, ~ 3, 1 formalize ttie cf\y's 1lre.adj ·stri-1" .,_.-. Hep .. City Ma ..... An.~ ltoodtr 60 c1a,,. 10 come up wilb 1 list ol'altemativft fbr whit 1.ht ordinantt could indl.*de and asked forastudyofall t.hecity'I majot intCTStttions. Tiw: decisions 10 look into an ordinance and 10 put the initi11ive on th(' ballot came under fi~ from rn1denL5 who ar&ued that tile vote v1olattd lhc Ralph M. Brown Act. That Li"· ttquitts topics of council d1scuuion br put on an accnda made avallablc lO the public 72 bOUJJ before the mcetini. The pubJishcd agenda did not hint .11.t the council's intentions 10 discuss either the initiative or an alternative ordinance. UJYON BALLOT ••• a.raucd, however, that 1hc n:ll· tionship between the •hatysi1and1he lal<'r 1ctions were 1cnuous.1t btst. The decision to put the inilia1ive ot1 the ballot in the fall dectionscame after wttks of delays by the oouncil. One of lhc primary rasons for lhe postponement was to allow the staff to write its analysis.. Thl' resu.ltin& report has been intc:nsi=ly crittcized by the initiative·,. backc:B. who claim 1t is biaJC<I. Wood ap~ared 10 agrtt Monday when he said ... I feel that there: art" cen.ain s1atements in i1 that appear 10 be what a court could intefl)iTt as promotional." which liet betwocn the San Dieao Freeway 1nd'South Coast Drive wetl of &Hr Street Woo4aid the n:t"crmdum i111~1 because the oouneil's 1pprov1I of the project is not a policy act~n. Ncver- thelcu. he has 1one to Ora nee County Superior Court aeckina a jud&e'a rullna on the questiorf: Whether to issut the bu.iklint permiu will be-considered at the May 16 mtt_?ing. Reagans consult astrologer on occasion -NBC "This docs not lead anyone to believe thert-will be aoythina put on the ballol. .. said Sid Soffer. rcfenina to the initiative as he pointed to tbt agenda. He rtt0mmended the rcpon be treated as a "Staff report and not be dis1ributcd wtdcly for public con- sum'ption because i1 is illepl for lhe ci1y to spend public money to dis1ribu1c material th11 takt1 a pos-NEW YORK (AP) -Praidcnt ition on c~ion mattcn.. A ropy will Reagan and his wife, Nancy, have be held at the City Clerk's offi« for consulted an as1rologcr on ~on public examination. to help set the prnidcnfs schedule. U.S. Temps Calif. Temps Eztended After proposi114 the ordinance, ho~vcr, Buffa said that askina the city staff 10 oullinc ahcmatives did not fall under the auspices or the Browtf Art. -1rs not a Brown Act 1ss~; it's not aaendizable." City Attorney Thomas Wood also said tht discussion W:l.S not iUqal under the Brown Acl bccausi= 1t was related to 1n item on the agenda. a iTvi_e"'. of the city stalf s analysis of the 1n1t1at1ve. Wood said the council frcquenll)' asks the staff to look 1n10 other areas of an item on 1he agenda. He did nol address the legality of voting 10 place the inn1a11vc:" on 1hc: ballOL Wh«ler and several c111zens Opponents of the: inillative said NBC News reported Monday. they were-. concerned that snipe1s of The: network quoled unidentified th<' analysis would be used ap1nst sources as sayina the: schedulina of !hem in 1hefall election. Although 1hc major c:v('nls has sometimes bttn 149-paae report. a point-by-point changed because the: R<".apnssaid the look at I.be initiative. reached no astrologer had indicated ano1hcr timc broad conclusions, 1hc tone of 1he "·oukl be bcuer. .document was largely critical. Ncws""·cek magazine r<'por1ed In another development issue. the Monday tha1 fonner White Housi= council delayed dccldin& whether to c!!>cf o f staff Donald Repn's issue building ~rmits for the Amelc'ATicmoirs would n:late 1hat the Rc- Dcvc:lopmcn1 Co:s Metro Pointe apns sometimes consul! astrologers project. for help on tou&h decisions. · Costa Mesa Residents for Respon-Ask"Cd about the reports. White sible Growth collected enough stgna-H~usc spokes~an Mark Weinberg 1urcs 10 fortt a 1Tfef"<'ndum vote on said Monday n1&ttt ... I do nol know the dcvelopmcnl"s second phasi=. anything aboul it." 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TOK YO(AP)-A U n1tedAtrhncs jumbo Jci. wllh 258 proplc:' aboard larnkd safely on one: c:ng1nc:" Mo nday aflcr two of the enaines stopped over the Pacific and tht' third stop~jUSI bt'fore the landing. an a1rhne official said. None: of the 239 pas.scnacrsand 19 crew members on 1he Los Angclcs- Tokyo n1gh1 was injured, he said. Officials wt're 1nvcs11p11ng. Passi=ngcrs chc:cred and applauded when the Boeing 747-100 st:ttled on the runway, Kyodo said. SWAN .A MODERATE IN GOP RACE •.• K.yodo N~ws Service. quoting air- port and airhnc offi cials 11 did not identify. 511d the pilot shut off the engines af\tr noucing problems with fuel gauges. It was nol kno""·n tf that meant the plane "·as running out of , fuel. United spokesman Katsuro Jp "31d emergcnr~ ''eh1clcs stood by at UAL Fli1h1 97 was 39,000 feet abo\t the Pacific and about 125 miles from Narila when the first engine stopped. Kyodo reponc:d. l!Mi said that half a.n hour later. 45 minulcs bcfoiT landing. lhc second engine stopped a nd the pilot radioed the: Nar1la control tower for an .. eit pcditcd approach:· The third ··1 C"XJX'("tc:d dealh ai"any moment, .. it quoted Kazuko Ka10 as sayina. Mrs. Ka10. who was retumin& from her honeymoon, shouted at her husband when the plant landed: "Thank goodh('Ss w-c didn't die!" Boeing spokesman David Jimenez inScattJe, Wash.... said thesafclandin& did not surprisi= him . PERSONAL TOUCH KEY TO SCHOOLS •.. From Al comp1Thens1'e school. .. the dean said ... The ktds don·t fc:c:I IMI down hrre. the) get 10 know one anolher bc11er. V.'c ha'e a real can ng en' 1ron· n1en1 ·· Greenfield said the en' 1ronment make!> the students feel special. and that lTcatc-~ the atmosphere for sue· CC\\ .. Our teachcn; are basically coun· selors as welt. !he\ work on self· es1eem:· he said. ··~·e have honors s1udc:nts here. ""ro have: a student counr1I, ""'C ha't' a 'studcn1 of the month_.·· Back Ba' Pr1nc1 pal Carole c·as1aldu a!it"t"d that !he-smaller classes are what makes conunua11on K"hools win "1th s1udronts "ho might othi:rw1sc farl. ··Wnh the larger numbt'rs. you Just t an ·1build1hr-pe-rsona l rc-lat1onsh1ps' """llh the kids, wnhout that. you can·t find the kt} to 1urn them on to edut'auon ·· l his )car. Grttnfictd said. W1nter- sburg "!II havt: 30 graduates 1n a ge-ncral popula t1on of 130 st udents. W11h a larger program. Back Ba y will ha v..-140. Castaldo said. Shr-s.a1d .. there's no way·· any of the 140 would have graduated 1f left 1n a traditional school ""The-y arc all ""ondcrful kids. but the~ ·re going to do 11 thc1r own wa y," she said .. Their O""'n ""a}-· oftt:n ""orks. officials al both schools said. Castaldo said shr-reccived a tele- phone call last "'eek from a 1973 gradua1e who told her she was fin1sh1ng ""ork on her Mas1cr's ll<s= .. That makt.=s n worthwhile. I !old her 11 couldn·1 ha\c happenr-d o n a better da), .. she said Harding also said the small v1c· tones arc: the payoff. "'l1·s fun to S« the looks on some of lhesc guys· faces "'hen the succced.'0 Harding said ... You·d 1h1nk they never sucettdc:d bt'fore ... Some of them ha ven't sucettded before. Greenfield said, but ifs not necessarily their faull -1hcy d1dn°t. get a fair start. ""The bulk of ouf population 1s at- rist:· Greenfield saKt . "They wc:tt the victims of child abuse. or saw al- coholism at home or had broken ho mes.·· Castaldo said her district is work- ing on a new program to identify the al·nsk students sooner "to give us more time with them." The procram is 100 young to judge its ~uhs, she s.aid. . ··wc·ve just uncovered the prob-- lcm ourselves.. .. she said . .., A goal of the continuation schools yet unn1ct. Cutaldo said. is to increase lhe number of students returned to the ranks of traditional hi&h schools. That is somethina accomplished by less than a dozen. Back Bay s1udenu a ~r. But Grccnsfield said some students just don't want to ao t.ck. .. It's a small-school cnvironmmt. and some kids just like that. .. he said. "'Th<' teachers.. 1he pa.mtll and the kids all work together. .. Ifs not an ideal environment, there are kids we lose. but we just give ii our best shot." From Al rm dissatisfied with aovemmcnt and I'm gains lo c:ff«t change." One person with strong ~ogical convictions isn•t going lO att0mphsh much for his constituents. Swan contends. Oransc County. with few cxcg>ti.ons,, has not ~n blcsscd_with strong leadership, he ariues. "'The name of the game is to find other people in 1hccoun1rywho shart" your values.·· he said. ""This is the ~hhiest.. most Republican district in 1hc country. The leadership of the Republican Pany should be-hert: and it hasn't been ... Swan says most county Republican lqislators aiT .. considered either ecttntnc or nice guys ,and light- ~i&ht. so I don't think this district has e\c:r lived up to its potenual." As congressman. Swan's prioritin would include balancing 1hc federal budget. He 1s treasurc.Fof Pacifte Scientific. a publicly-held manufacturer of el«- tronic instruments and aerospace produc1s, which he)oincd in 1977. Business cxpcncnce is vi111ly needed in a Congess where-lawyen have wickScd too much power. Swan says. .. The averaaie American is frus- trated by beina tted up in red 1ape by attornC)'1., .. he said. Swan would push for the same kind of efficiency in governmen1 that the business sector relics on to succeed in the fiec: martet. While poli1ic.i.ans oontin1.1111Jy rail against raising lUCS... they att in rcalil)' creatin1 a deferTCd tu throuah dcfiClt spendina. Swan says. ··\li.•c·"·e got to stop monP&Jn1 our children's fu1urc . In good times like 1hcsi= ""'(" should be opcratina at a surplus 1ns1cad ofa deficit:•~ saKt. In fact , failed leadcrship in govern- ment and 1he private Stt1or alike: is creating a dim fut.urt", Swan believes. "We·"e go1 to stan setting ideals for young prople. The function of gov- ernment 1s to providc conS<"nsus d1rect1on of what the country is going to work. for ... hes.aid. .. The la!it real direction anybody agrttd on was when (Prt"Stdc:nt) Kennedy said we·iT going to put a man on the: moon 1n 10 years." The sp1noffsof1hc moon project - 1n improved educational programs. nc:w knowledge. ne•· products and ot1ler benefits -proved its wonh. Ix-sides g1y1 ng Americans pnde 1n them~\vc:s and their country. Swan "Y' ··1want10 be back as number one. We ca n·t do 1ha1 by si=ndina our bes1 and bnghtest 10 be la~n and 1n ,cstmcn1 bankers.-he .said. S""·an would rcquiiT all young Pfilple 10 g1 vc two yeairs of service to their country 10 help them appre'Clalc Amcncan ci1izensh1p. 100. ··This is not an 'E' 11ckct. Ifs time to re\'Cr5<' the trend and get oul of IM stlfish ienera1ion into a coopcrat1ve generation:· he said. "There's not a thing wt' can't so'vc: by shanna the burden." In fact ... shanng the burden·· is a commo n theme throughout Swan·s positions. from solving environmen- tal is.sues 10 1raffic congestion. .. we·rt" 1oin1 to have 10 make major structural chanfCS 1n 1he way we: run the world or we re IJ?'rlJ. to kill our children or ,vandchtldren. ·· hr: warned on polluuon. And many of his proposed wlu- llons would respond 10 many of the: problems. Swan says. For 1nstantt. he suppons t.axe~ on 1mponed oil. which woukl cut the 1rade 1mbalaocc:. cut usage and thus lower air pollution, fol"("(' car manu- factu!Trs ,to iwoduce more efficient "l'hicln. provide: a revenue sourtt for h1gh"""l)'1 and sumulatc the economy 1hroua.h moiT jobs for American workers. l..ik.rw1K. focus1na on the local transponation issue. Swan says cut- ting 1ravcl time 1n half woukf redutt smog by about 2S .pc:-rcent. -'° mak.1ns our roaids WOl'"k has 1rcmcn- dous byproducts beyond the hc:an- bum of slow""IOing. .. He bch<'vcs a pan1al and relauvdy inexpensive solution rrsts on simple computeriz1ns of traffic signals acrou Cit)' bound<1nc:s to improve: traffic now. And 1hc roun1y deserves m0tt federal h1ghW:1.y funds than 1t haos been gelling. .. There·s a frustrallon and aovcm- ment is culpable;· Swan said ... Some: of our congressmen an: mon: 1nten:-sted in jumpina up and down and rombarra.s.s1n1 DemOCB1S. So it's no wonder they don "t vote: any money for this coun1y." As a modcra1c Rq>Ublican who would work with Democnts. SW:an promises honest, effective rq>l""CSCn- tation . HOAG BALLOON LANDS IN GEORGIA ••• BAKER'SACCUSER REMAINS MYSTERY ••• From Al 1c:red. rosi= and e'entuallr bunt as the~ soared 100 high. this balloon travel<'d on "We were all real excited. The halls are buzzing "'1th th~ news." said Bolen. "'ho said there ha ve been no other balloon findings reported thus fac 8 ) the best ros11matcs. the 11ny, helium-filled balloon 1rave\ed mart than 1.800 miles 1n abou1 42 hours. Thal works out loan average speed of about 43 miles per hour. Dave Coopc:r. a metcrolog1st with the Na11o nal Weather Scrv1C<'. said it takr-sa. rare Kl ofc1rcumstances for a .. 1oy .. balloon to make Stjh a lc:n11h y SOjOUm . "Most balloons k«p ns1ng until they pop or drop. The helium must ha"c k.aked at just the ri&ht rate to allow the balloon to stabilize a.nd travel,-said Cooper. Consultina rettn1 wind pattern maps.. Cooper estimated lhat the balloon probably leveled ou1 at about I 2.000 feet and dnftc:d on winds tha1 carried it sou1h over New Mexico and over nonhcm Mexico before makin& a nonhward 1um toward Geo~a. ""Ifs C<'rtainly believable. bul it's not very common:· said Cooper. For Sean., 1hc little blue balloon has become a bi& topic of convenation. From Al down former presidential candidate Gary Han and former min1stc"rs Jim Sears. a controller forGcorJia-Pacific Bakker and Jimmy Swagan. Railroads, said he perched the ex-.. It was a nasty allcption. it was pired balloon· on his office credenza ugly;· said K<'ll y, a Tustin coun- and. after calli na Hoa&, called his cilman. ··But now he mus1 address it. local newspaper. To quolc Sir Thomas Mor-e, -Silc:na- Scars said he's never been 10 is 1hc affirmauon of the accusation.· California, and docsn•t have any ··rm not saying he·s guihy. t.ut if desire-to love Hortense:. which he: somebody made that accusation c.allod "a little: picttofhcaven God sc1 about me, I would address it forth- out hert in the middl~ ofGeoraia." ~--- But if he ev<'r ventures west. he'll probably make a quick stop al Hoag Hospital. "'Y'know. I just couldn't believe it This kind of thinf doesn't happen around here much. · said Sean. MERCHANT, ROBBER DIE IN SHOOTOUT •.• From Al who Ii a Los Angeles physician. Brower said his father "knr-w his wa)' around a gun." bu1 was no1 an cspcciallyproficic:nt shooter. He said h is father was basically ll quiet. soft. spoken man; "jus1 an avcrqe auy .. who liked to spend time wi1h his family and. occasionally, ao fish.!n4: "He ncvercaUJhl anythinc. bUt be liked to ao." said David. smilin& sli&htly at the recollection. Min.am Brower said Monday was her husband's 64th b1nhday. Satur- day 1s the couple·s 3Sth wcddinc 1nni"crury. The: fam1I~ had planned quiet. simple cclebrat1ons (or bo1h occasions. "11'1 unbelievable, JUS1 un- believable." said Mrs. Brower, starina blankly out the ti.ck window of the: family home. ..you never beUevc somcthina lik<' this will h•~· I IUCSS I'm just lucky they dKin I 11.kt: both of them ... Brower said he and his father had discussed bein1robbcd 9tYCt1.I times. but didn·t dwell on the pOuibili1y. Brower said be ind his father hid condUC1ed business virtually troub&e- frec si nee they opened Checks Un- limited six yean aao. The wont probkm they"d en- countered before Monday wu some pet1y vandalism. ··we were careful, bul obviously ftOt ca~ful eft0Ulh," 11id Brotriott. '=·'=' .. or ats1ll "6.Jo ........ ,.., .. ....... ~ ...... ., ''°""" ...... ,.~ -,... ..... .. Justcall 642-6086 -... ...,__. ......... -·--=•C:O-U..~ "",........ .• ,. .,.-•a.-_.. .., ..... ., . ......., What do you like about I.be Daily Pilot? Wb.11 don•t you likc'Z Call the number abOve and )"O'.Uf" messqie w;u be 1ecorded, uamc:n"bcd and • livem:l 10 the appropriate editor . ~---,,_. '*"'""'.,. ........ '°._.,._,...~ .. -- VOL.11,m.• ) The-~·-.. --, .... used to record )di.en lO the editor Oii snr &oPi<:. Coatribu&on to our Lcttm: column must include did<...,.., ind ldepl>oM ........... li>r"V<rif""tioo. Te« U:l wfw't on your m11"1. ca.eutaM1R y;z· ;tr &Ml -• ~::.-~ ---- • • • right:• Swan also said the issue: needs to be addressed. but added the comment about whc1her Baker had an affair isn•t much ofa mystery. public a~t his relations.hip ... Swan sa.1d the allcacd affair. which rt"J)Of1edly ended in lltccmbcr, is an 1uut in 1he race bee.aux it i1 contnry to Baker·s campaian materials. ··He's pain1inahimselfas a man of God and a family man in four colon (rt"fcrring to Baker's elabon1e colo; campaian materials dcpictina famill life) but_ that docsn'1 seem to jibe,· Swan said. "Everyone who lived in Irvine has known abou1 i1." Swan said. -Almost everybody r VC: Spoken tO in 1hc campaign knew and spoke aboul it ... everybody knew he had a problem with his maniaae and he was Yer)' ~~~~~=-~~~~ ' Assorted Dress Shirts From the classic pin~int o ord button down, tailored in seven different colors, to En&lish splad stripinp and contrast collars, you can meet your dress shirt needs at P.O.S.H • 0en11c-·1 Oacbi111 . S6 I Newtport Caner Dri-.e (714) 640-IJIO • • i ( I • ~ 0 = GI II '>! •