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Home My WebLink About1988-05-09 - Orange Coast Pilot* MONDAY, MAY 9, 1988 2S CENTS Laguna may 01;1tlaw AIDS bias Propose city code amendment woufci ban a tscrtmtnatton against victims By LANCE IONON °' .. ...,,... ... l...quna Beach may be the fint ci~ 10 Oranse County to enact an ord1· nance banninJ discrimination apinsi people with AIDS .. The Cuy Council is set to revi~ an amendment to its municipal code Magic Johnson, who scored 19 potnta, goes up for shot during Lakers' 110-91 Western Con- ference playoff win over Utah./81 The Corona del Mar High girls track team Is taking aim at a CIF tltle./81 World Mitterrand wins re-elec- tion In France.I A5 May 17 that would prohibit everyone from restaurateurs to dentists from rcfusina service to anyone with AIDS or symptoms of the deadly virus. Mayor Pro Tem Roben Gentry said the ordinance will help rcinfortt evidence that the disease 1s not hiahly conta11ous. except throuah sexual contact or infected hYPodcnnic nee- Regan!s account: Nancy in charge Ousted Staff chief labels Reagan as weak, indecisive By W. DALE NELSON • I I l~Wftlw WASHINGTON -Fonner White House chief of staff Donald T. Rcaan says President Ragan .. laid down no rules and an1culated no m1ss1onsM while his wife. Nancy, presided over a •1shadowy d1suiff prcs1d~cy" 10- flucn~ b)' astrological advice. Regan's book ... For the Record: From Wall Street to Washington." scheduled to be in bookstores today. details his allcgat1ons that Mrs. Reagan consulted an astroloeer about scheduling of p~1dcntial events. The book pictures Rc,apn as a relucuint dec1s1on maker. sayina. .. Ne\'er did he issue a direct order. althouah I. a1 least. sometimes de- ., outly wished that he would." dies. He said 1t also would ~sure thoae who have the diteate that they will not become social outcasts Gentry, who introduced a city ordinance in 1984 bannina dis- crimination based on sexual prdcrcnce. helped draft the new amendment with a subcommit~ of the AIDS Educauon Task Force. Dr. Bill Pivaroff. a Laauna Beach dentist, wrestled wuh the quesuon of whether he supponed the ordinance. Althouah he said ··1 don't hke to see anv 1ovemment ~ulauon saying I (...._ eee LAGUNA/A2) Cuddling up Pay equallty law considered ln Irvine B1llOBDTHYNDMAN °' .............. The Irvine City Council will consJdcr an ord1nanct Tucsda)' that ~ould ban d1scnm1nat1on 1n the city and eventual!) require pa) penty between male and female Cit)' employees The proposed ordinance would proh1b1t dtlcnm1na. uon on 1hc basis of sex. race. rch11on. •· sexual onentatton and physical handJcap For ctt)' cmplo)ecs. the ord1nan« would require that women actue"c at least 90 percent of pay panty with mak cmplo~b) 1991 That panty is expected tobcach1eved thf'OUlb chanars 1n the cn)"s hmna pohc1es The council will consider onl)' a draft version of the proposed ordinance wuh action po sible 11 a later mtttJft&. The plan was drav.n up b) the Irvine Commmec on (Pleue ... mvnu1 A2J One-day teacher walkout backed HBtnstructOrS Will strike Wednesday overpay dispute_ By ROBERT BAll.E.R Ot_ ........... Oi51Nnt.led Hunt1nston Beach teaehers ~n cd off 1C1al nota today that lhC) ·11 s,,. a onc--stnke Wcd..ncso- da> despite previously aarcc•na not lO take such drastic action Teachers ~nt the nouccs to Hunt· ington Beach Cit) School Dtstnc:'I ofliculs folJo-.ing a sns>0n with a mcdaator car1~ toda) that Mdtdn 't &<> an)whcrc.-said a teacher kadcr Teacher union prcstdcnt Carol Autrc) said the c&cmcn\af)' school tcachn-s decided to send formal noucc of their 1ntmlJOM folloWlna this morn1n1's ICU.Ion 1n wtucb officuls al~I}' satd they won'l bud&r on their offer The rl\ajOtlt) Of \he ~ Wtll ~alk out dnp1tt the powbilit)' that they'll lose a da) ·s pay or~ StJft'cr sanctions that reportedly toduck d1sm1ssal Entertainment UCl'a "Hay Fever" ls an entertaining revival of Noel Coward's wry com- edy./ Al "'He hstcned, acqu1csctd. played his role. and waited for the next act to be written." Rcpn wrote of the president who dumped him in favor of former Sen Howard H. Baker Jr. at the hciaht of the furor over the Iran- Contra affair Mrs. Rcapn was widely rcponed at the time to have a played a major role 1n influencing the president to replace Rcpn Jome Vancara of 81111~0 Beacla cad- dlee ap to 80llle of the tecld)' bean abe made for the 8aDMt Beach Craft Feed.al on Saturday. Vaacara -.Id alle crafted lae:r harry frleada the eaae way her pand- modaer made them yean .,o. -~ have d1stmp11shed IChools. ·• Autre) said -and they (dtstnct of· ficals) ha"'c praised us.. I can't t>eh~"e the\ ~o~kt fire us for OM day off - . (Pl-.. TBACllSll/ A.2) Index Advtoe and Games Bulletin Board Bustness Classified A10 A3 A7-8 85-8 The Whtte House issued a state- ment Sunday saying: "Vmd1ct1vcncss and revcnic arc not admirable quahucs.. and arc not wonhy of comment. Donald Regan's attempts to defame the first lady. on Mother's 0a) no less. arc cerumly 1n that catcgof) ... Newport council up against the wall By GREG IU.ERltX Of .. 0.-, ........ Comics Entertainment In the Service Opinion Police log Public notices Sports Weather A 11 A9 AS A6 A3 A12,S.,7-8 81 ... In an interview Sunday. Rcpn said. "I don't think this 1s an attack on his wife .... There arc no adJcctlves. no deprecation of the first lady. I merely told the story of what she did or didn't do dunna my pcnod as ch1cfofstaff ... The former chief of staff said he regarded Mrs. Reapn·s intcttSt in The Newpon Beach City Council will be put on the hot seat toniJht on the issue of w1denin1 a pon1on of Pacific Coast Highway. a proposal that also includes a controversial West Newpon sound wall that has angered many nearb)' ~idcnts A2 ., (Pleue eee IUtGAJlf /AS) T~ cit) staff 1s rcqucsuns the council to suppon the widening of the Deaf alcoholics' plight eased by friend, counselor Huntington woman draws on experience while helping others BJ BOB VAN EYIEN .... ..., ....... Helen Keller, who was deaf and blind, said the most painful of her amittions was her deafness. becaux it meant beina cut otr from com- munication with so maoy people. Many Johnton knows what pain ilolatioa can brina. The 3$-yar~ Huntincton Beach resident spends her days tryina to ~ the alOlation and 'lalcn \he pein for othen. so they don't ha~ to rely on the deecknins medicine of ... and alcobol. ~ ... Deafnaa ii a lonely handic:afo and alcoboiism is a loridy di..-, aid Johnton, I.be eoucy tt.lth Care ~·a onl~ntelor 1peaahzi"1 ind~ hd abult •tnOIW tM deaf. ' .. . .. ,._. .... ,.,.rm~clJat mywtf. I kndlrwtllllhl~ ~like. h'J ~ ~,., hearine. ..... ... ""° sileiK'e. I t:1Y 1G•1tim 11 _. cieCt. 1nytef( imro\'ertdt 1nytdf." In ~ Couty. **' «> ta· cnt ol dllr ..,.. hl¥C pfobkms ......... .a..,., co.~ to .. " about 10 perttnt for the entire population. Johnson said. Until this year. people whOle lives were complicated by both hearint problems and chemical depcndancy often walked a lonely. silent road. Now they have someone to talk to who understands where they've been • Johnson has been an akobolic since she was in hcf' teens. aJthoulh she no lonaer drinks. Soon af\cr she bcpn het recovery from akx>bolism and cocaine •butt. lhe bcpn tak•na du1es in PIY· cholotY at Golden West Col"-aftd bcpn voha.nttmna W1th lbc county• a mental health countdor. • Last January, whCa the Health Care ~ Opcneid a PMMitM _,, posiuon for an akohol .. eo F 111 or wbo co.Id wart .... dill cW Johnson was Chciitil b-dw job. She said* utes her ... ., upttiencc, her~• wel • -~ttpaicMC•toollia .. *"Ak>tOfpeiopltwM*iMMd- dr\111 are ~· to "°"" ., -other a*• in 'tWt """" JatJ a. .jd. Alldlbf ..... ., .......... dnlapni•h .. .-.~----the~ ............. . "W..1 ........ ey~I IMftd *iati• more aM. itolltilll myalf' more. .. * .W. (Pl1•1-m4P/A.I, Pacific Coast H1ghwt) betv.ttn Ncv.- pon Boulc.,ard and Highland Street. pan of an S8 m1lhon project to widen the h1ghv.a~ betWttn Ncwpon Boulc\ard and Golden West Strttt 1n Huntington Beach Caltrans wall fund about S6.5 m1lhon of the project v.nh the cit) picking up the remaining SI S million The project also includes the con· struchon of a ~vcn.-foot-h1gh sound wall for sound attenuation Planners first proposed a l~foot-h1gh sohd v.all. but that proposal d~w the ire of dozens of rn1dcnts who said the wall v.-ould cut them off from the <>ttan and actuall> incru~ sound. On Fd> 25. rn1dcnts manqrd to con"1~ the Cahfom1a C'oastal Coinm1ss1on to den) the proj«t Cll)' and Caltrans planners have f'C\ 1scd their project. and ha' c filed a nc-. apphcat1on wtth the Coastal Comm1ss1on that .,11 be heard Thursda) at the romm1ss1on mttuns in Manna dcl Re)'. C'ounc1lv.oman Ruthclyn Ptum· mer. ~hose d1stnct 1nclUdes West i..;~pon. has md1ca1cd that she wtll \peak 1n suppon of the proJ«l at the comm1UJon mttt1ni. Staff mcmbc~ met stvcnl umcs last monlh -.ith homcowncn botb f<W and ap1nst the plan The C'Unetlt plans call for a ~ven-foot-h\lh wall. (Pl--... WALL/ A2) Cox says adultery shouldn't be issue ... Cutting traffic congestion earns points for employers Approval of plan by Air Quality District sought by transportation commission BJ BOB VAN En.EN °' ............. Commuters who team up to ~utt u~flk c:oopt100 will win points fc:w thrir Mtplo)ers under a plan a~ proved today by the Oraose County Transporatioo Commission. If the plan 1s a«q>ted by l~ South Coast Air ·Qualjt> Manacmcnt Dts- trict. employers will cam points for cacb emplO)« who walks. biC)'des- car pools or ad Justs has wortan& hours to a\.otd peak Lraffic ronsnuon. Employers who cam enough points un<kr the fonnula dcv~k>pcd by commission $taff could be exempt from a m~ rcstnct1ve ca.r-poohf\& rqutauon adooted b) the AirQualny Management Otsmct lw ~ui The dastnct's measure aims to increase the average number of commuters ptt car on Soulhnn Calaforrua roads from 1.3 to I 5 Known as R'1ulataon 15. the mcasu~ gn e<; employers W1th I 00 or more t·mplo~ttS OM )Car to de\elop plans to assist and encourage wor\.ers to form car and van pools. The dastnct adopted Rt'1ula11on 15 af\cr the Env1ronmenw Protcctton Agcnc) hsted Southern Calafomaa as one of the regions not complytf\& wt th federal air quahty sanctions. The .,CDC)' tbrea\Cl\ed lO impose S3ncuons., such as restnctions on factor) ronstructton. ifstqis ~not taken to dul wtth the problem. The long-term objCC'l.tve. say dis- tnct official\ 1s for at least SO pttttnt of t'mplo)~ v. ho commute to work to do so m C'llr or 'an pools. Comm1u1on offic1als. ho~\er. v.ant to g1,c l'mplo)ers opuons other than car and 'an pooling wuh which to mttt traflic and air quaht~ 1m- pro\l~ment regulations .\nd ""h1k thC' d1stnct and the comm1ssron take different ap-proac~. both wtll rcdu~ air pol- lution ~ well as traffic saad com- mission spokesman Tom Fonune ·our program 1s aim('(! at reducmg traffic ronicst1on. but ""e also think It improves atr quaht) ·· he sat<S Under the commassion·s plan an cmploytt who cam('(! 34 poants for an assonmcnt of traffic reducing measures would be d~mcd to have ~ualed the au quality dtstact's obJCC- Noone wins $9Mjackpot S.\CRAMEl\TO (AP) -No Ont' v.on the S9. I 85.35.3 J&Ckpot tn l~ v.-t.~kcnd .. Lono b-49" game but s.eHn uckets got fi\e of the sax 'f\.mnmg numbers and the bonus to d1' 1de theSl.37 million sccond-pla~ pool the Cal1forn1a· Lotter) an- noun~ Sunda\ The clusne,ackpot 'Wlll roll over to W('(!ncsda) ·s game. v.hteh 1s ex- pected to have a 1ackpot oH•r S 14 milhon. The numbers drav.n Saturday mght v.err 30. 33. 8 . .i.3. 28 ~3 and the bonus number. 12. f.ach of the SC\~ SttOnd-place Hd.cts 1s worth S 195.828. There v.erc 342 tickets with just fi\e numbers. each v.otth $2.(>65. a tow of 19.393 tickets wtlh four numbers. each pa) mg $33; and 259.876 tickets v.1th thrtt numbers. each won.h the fix('(! S5 pnu.. The top ~ven tickets ~re purch&scd at Long's Drugs. 10 Ba) Hill Center. San Bruno. Arco Sutaon. 14400 Telegraph Road. Whnuer. Bag A uquors .. 1501 E. u Palma Ave .. La Palma: Bcttrr Foods. 5914 Monterey Road, HW\land Park. Bel Air L.quon. 12719 Shmnao Way. North H ollywood_ M1dwa) Wine and Spirits. 3040 Midway Dme. San Diego. 7-Elc"~n. 3436 Adams ~ ve .. San Die.so. TEACHER WALKOUT ••• P'romAl School officials couldn't be reached for 1mmcd1atc comment. Ear11cr. school officiah 'ot('(i at an emergcn~ mtttmg to pa~ substitute teachers S 175 a da~ m the c:'ent of a stnke Substttutcs normall~ cam $75 a da) The Huntington Beach tt"achers 'ot('(i -\pnl 20 to hold a JOlnl stnke Wcdncsda~ -the nauonal 0a) of the Teacher-v.1th unhappy tt'ac~rs in the Orange \\ estmmstcr and Magnolia ( -\nahe1m I d1stncts -\ut~\ said toda) tha1 Magnoha tcach<'rs called off their part1c1pat1on after d1<,tnct officials apparent I) P' c ground in a contract dispute \\cst- mmster teachers v.efl' to 'ote later toda~ sht· \.ltd Huntington Beach teachers are scclang a 6 petC'Cnt pay mcreasc whik d1stnct offlC'lals sat<S the) can't afford more than a" 5 pcrttnt increase The d1stnct rctt•'ed onl) a 2.~ pert"l'nt cost of hvang adjustment from the <,tale Legislature. <\utrcy aJleged the dastnct has fl'l-Cl\cd moft' mone) than projected 1n state lotter) re' enues. \upe-nntendc.-nt Diana Peters said pre' 1oush that teachers v.ould re- c-en r incft'aSe'i of SI .JOO to SI 500 a \Car underd1stn("I proposals She said Huntington Brach teachers would ranL. higher 1n pa~ than the Onangc ( ount' aq.·ragc for days v.orled tl\c of I S commuters pet c-ar. Forcumple.1nemployerw1th 100 full-tame wor1cers ml&f\t eam 34 points 1f: • Two peop~ walk~ or b.C')'C'lcd to '-'Ork • T~elvc people commuted an two-person car pools. • Nine pcopk rommuted in thrtt- pcnon car pools. • Etght people traveled to work in a van pool. • Foun«n people commuted less than five miles each wav lO work • Fort) ~pie worlccd four-day v..~ks • And 45 people wortcd staggered hours so that the} commuted dunng off-peal hours. D1stnct offic1ali. say they aft' w1ll- 1ng to ac~pt locally developed pro- grams pro' 1dcd they are at least as efTect1,e as Rcgulauon 15 m reducing automob1k em1ss1oos. But a spokesman for the d1stnct said Monda} that officials had not yet reached a decision on the rom- m 1ss1on ·s plan "We JUSt rctt1vcd copies of It a week ago Fnday:· said Tom Eichhorn. the d1stnct's public infor- mauon officer. "We have to be assured that the Environmental Protection .\gency rep.rds it as at least as stnngent as ~lation IS, otherv.1se there could be sanctions." Auth or Heinlein dies in Carme l CARMEL (AP) -Science fiction author Robert A. Heinlein, whose "Stranger 1n a Strange Land .. 1s one of the dass1cs of the icnre. has died at his home at the age of 80. His death was announced toda) b} the Montert) County Coroner's of- fice Heinlein. who moved to this small tounst communtty rcccntl). died on Sunda). accord an& to the coroner's office The cause of death was not known. cox ... Jl'rom A l scparatton. He has not responded directly to the charge of adultery. However. he said th<'y have recom- mitted themseh es to one another and their fam1I} WALL .•. From Al \.\Ith the upper lour IC't't made of dear plaslll and the lo"'er thre<' feet of sluml'~tonc Cit\ workers v.-ould wash thC' wall once ·a month at an annual cost of about S 1.800. acl ord 1 ng to a cit) ~taff repon IRVINE TO RULE ON PAY EQUALITY .•. From Al Human Rights -\ppomted 1n 1~86 the nine-member commmct spent a 'ear conducting tnterv1ev.s .md hcanngs t>road and pua too much of 1 burden on Cit) employers. "ho m1gh1 be hampered by the henna requirements. < >thl"r. ..aid \uch an ordinance 1s unnecessary in Jn ine. While 1hecommattcedet.crm1ncd lntnc was en prcm good shape committee member Jamn Boone said the rcpon ought to ...en.e as prc,entall'e medacanc fora future v..hen the count\ wdl be a mix of cultures and faCC'S Cit) offi" 1als sa}' th<' ordman~. 1f appTOved. v.ould target d1scnm1nator) practice<; in real estate transaction' at hotels and m the schools \\hen the Cit) Council asked for a draft proposal to be drav. n up last January. members also agT'Ced to update on regular has1s an annual ~port on the hanng and promoting of women. disabled people and mmont> group<. 1n c11y government. The cit) ll<OUld not enfon:c the ordinance. hov..c\er Instead. people who be he' l' the~ ha' e bttn d1scnm mated agamst can go to court ind use t~ ord1nantt to obtain relief. The counnl stopped short. however. of cstabhshmg an oflite to dassemmaLC mfo~t1on about fedenal. state. count) and cit) programs. Instead. the couc1I referred the proposal to the Community Services Department to determine "'hat the city as doing currently to inform rcs1denb about city services.. Cn11C'\ ha\'e rompla1n('(i that the' proposal " 100 LAGUNA MAY OUTLAW AIDS BIAS •.. homAl ha' e tu do this. .. he added that the mcdtlal profession has a dut\ to treat e' t'f'one and Ix "'ould not tum awa} an -\.IDS c:amcr Pl'arolT and his 4l\.s1stant'i alrcad) wear pro\C'C11"c glo' cs and steam heat their instruments 10 a' 01d contact v.1th the\ IN$ ·• "l our offi« v. c prt"tend hkc eH11-onc has ll Ifs JU'' a matter of bemg cauuous ·· The ordanancc also v.ould apply to an)Ol\C ,..ho has bttn diagnosed will\ AIDS Related Comple• (ARC} and AIDS Related Status< .\RS) Of'~ onc •ho 1s aS$Umed to have the dtscasc. Cbacf of PoJacc 1'ctl Pwttll s.at<S. The ord.ioaooc would ban d1s- crim1 nat1on an housina. cmploymnit. medical and dental ~ lCC aad &n) olhcr pubhc acxornmodauons. such as rcs&auru\ls and hotels.. It also wou)d apply 10 Cl t) SICOK.'ICS and ~ Illy Piil ..-OFFICE """a.I~ -CA .._. .,.,_ ,._.'-.,,,._GA~ fa( 1ht1c' and v.oul<l t>an mandatory tc<;t ing for .\ID The flfllpo\('(f am<"ndment ts loosc- 1" modeled on ordmanccs from the ClllC'i or ~n Francisco. Los Aneelcs. West Holl\ v..ood and Berkeley and the rnunt1cs of San Francisco. San Die-go and Santa Clara. City Atto~y Ph1 hp 11..ohn s11d. ·1 ~ouldn't hold at up as a model of perkctaon. but it's the best we can do at this tame," Kohn said. C>espate lilt' swttptQS natUl'C of the l1rdinancc. Kohn said challcnp v.ould ha"e to be baodled on a casc-- b\ <asie bas&s.. as was the ~tu.at1on in \\est Hollywood -here a pedicurist rt"fuscd service to a customtt with AIDS. . " tnaJ court upheld the constatu· tlonahty o( Wnt Holt~'• CJ!di- nance banning d1scnm1a.auon .-..inst AJDS pa~ts. but it ttfuxd to fortt 1M pccticuriS1 to wot1t on \.be customer. Kohn said. Although the Laguna ordinance would be open to s1m1lar challenges. Kohn ~tcted 1t well not tngeT a Ourry oflitiption. Kohn saad the 9th U.S. Circuit Couf1 of AJ)t>CalsdeclSlon Ul Nov<"m- ber to permit AIDS sufferer Vincent Chalk to rrtum to his Irvine classroom wall lend lepl preoeden« to the ordinance. The court said 1hcrc was insufficient evidence to prove that Chalk was a danscr to his students. -it's reasonable for the courts to conclude that AJDS 1sa d1sability .... at lcas1 as at applies to datcrimination." Kohn saad. l.uuna alradf bas an ordinance prohihltana discnmu:i.ation baxd on se•ual prcfc:rmcc. andudura bite•· uality and homoeexuality. h ha never been uJCd. °::.:;' .. Oaaa 11111 ,.,. 64r ~'11 -& -"''* ~> •UI Jastcall 642-6086 ~~-... -....... ..,....,,..!If SJ00111 c.11 ...... 10111 ....... .., .. . ........ ......, ... ......, . ,.., ... ~,.., ,_, ... ' . "' -"""" ................ ........... Cltt 5 • fi1'1pt I II - Fair and warmer along the Coast Southern c.i.tom a~ tia\4 ftilf wei.thef through T~ Wtth moetty .unny end watt\* days.. rC>teeelt-. ~. Tne National W•tMr ~.ct the COMlll ., ... "'91 "9Y9 eome earty mom1ng 'OW cloud• with temperatur• In the ypper ts01 to mid 70. and Iowa In the upper 40t to mkj l50t. ~tono tha Orange Cout there wlll b9 t<>me low ctoudt tate tonight through early Tuesday momlng ,,..,. the cont 01herwlM fair tonight and mos11y sunny and warmer Tu.day Beach le111ws 1on1ght upper 40s to mld-501 with Nghe Tueeday uppef 601 to mid-70s 11.s:. Temps ~ Allc:llcw9Qe A"-"1• Al!Mtit Oly 8elllln0f• alrminghem Bot• eo.ton &"elO ~ton SC ~H•.NC ~ ~Ii c...,...no ~m1>u1C>nt0 o.llas· f'I Worlh Oeyton o.n-~ Moo"" o.trO<I Oululh El Paso E1-e Fetrb•"'~~ Flegtlalt Gret\d Rap·O~ Honolvlu lnd•antf IOI" Jact<•or ._. .. , JKtilO"•'''" Juneau KW'M" City LNVegH L11ttll Roe~ L-"''lfl ~· w .... 18eecl'I Ml!Weutl9fl Mpl..St Paul Nuh .. ti. NewOflNn• New YC!f'll City oe....._o~ • J 10 DEAF ALCOHOLICS FIND A FRIEND ••. From A l Johnson said that. at first, the drug and alcohol abuse was a way of blotting out the reahty of her heanng loss. She saad 1t took her a long tame to get over the denial and to be comfortable v..1th her handicap. ··Because I wasn•t born deaf and I can speak hke a heanng person. people wouldn't reahze I had a hearing problem:· she said. "And I v.ould v..car m) hair so that you couldn't stt m) heanng aids. I only jUSl naned weanng m) hair back 1n French braids sometames." Whether they dnnk or not. deaf people have to deal with difficult. and sometimes painful. satuataons 1n their da)-l<Kia} hves. Johnson said. ".\ lot of people treat you hke you·re not \Cf)' intelligent. or assumC' that you're a snob because you don't hear what the) ~v:· Johnson said. "which IS 1ron1c. because I'm 30)- thang but a snob I'm naturall} greganous and I hke people. But It gets reall~ old alwa~ s ha' mg to repeat and look at }OU as the) "peak so you can read their hps .. Johnson still rC'ta1ns \ome of her hearing and has karn('(i to read hps She has also learned Amencan Sign Language. opening another a' cnue of communication for herself But for her. as for all deaf and hcanng-1mpaired people. theft' arc numerous limes when theSl' fragile hncs of communscatton break down She said. for exampJe. she had senou' problems communicating with peopk when she was ma homl' for reco,cnng alcoholics "People tend to speak In IO\\ voice\ when the) 're recovenng." she said "I found I couldn·t understand an)onc. "h1ch made It reall) loncl)' Another 1nst1tut1on that often pre,. ents bamers 1s thC' legal system. Man} people wnh drug and alcohol problems "ind up gelling into legal trouble. Johnson said. which bnngs up another set of problems for deaf people .. The legal system often docsn 't know hov. to deal wtth deaf people," she !Mild "Judges end up just letting people go because the~ feel soft) for them .. Johnson has met with many judge' - 1n recent months in an attempt to foster better undcrstandmg o the special problems that deaf people ha\C "This morning for eumple I spent a couple ofhours in Judge's chambers discussing whether to refer a defen- dant to m-pa11ent or out-pat1en1 treatment." she said. "The response l''e gotten has been very encourag- ing Judges arc very exc1t('(i about ha,ing somC'one who can help them deal v.1th a population the) '\e always had trouble reach mg.·· Personal rclat1onsh1ps arc another potential source of problems for deaf people. she said. "It might be a problem with a child. or v.nh a spouse." she said "These ii1i ngs arc hard to talk about. even to a trusted counselor. And say. for exam- ple. )ou're ha' mg a sexual problem with \Our w1fC' or husband Are you going· to v.ant to talk about that through an 1nlC'rpreter"'' john~n said her ab1hty to com- municate directly with deaf patients makes 11 easier for them to discuss their problems. And her personal c\pencncc makes tt easier to under- stand and empathize. ·· 1 think the root of my concern was seeing v.hat happened to my mother v.hcn i.hc lost her hcanng ... said Johnson ... I saw her gradually fade out of the picture. At family gather- ings she'd make a token appearance. but when no one could talk to her. prett) soon she'd go off by herself and read." Johnson said she got another glimpse of the pain of isolation through a deaf man she dated some time ago. "I went home for Chnstmas with him ... she said. "There must have been 50 people at his parents' house. No one knew sign laguase. No one made a real cffon to communicate v..eth hem because they d idn't know hov.. Pan of his way of dealing with 1t v.as to become the clown. A lot of deaf people do that. They· re jUSt trying to communicate with people in some wa). and 11's why heann& people sometimes thmk deaf people arc not 1ntelhgent. But then later. he cried because he was so frustrated. And that was what he had to go through every ume he got together with his family ... Because she knows about the paan and the isolation. Johnson bas made a mission of reachma out to the deaf community and tryina to let people know there 1s help . ··we're domg well. considering that 11'?. hard to reach the deaf communi- ty," she said. "We have a video that we made in sign language that's 1oina • out to schools. I've also bct-n doina a lot of outreach to clubs and colletes. ·• A panacularly good source of contaCls among the deaf community has been her own college, Golden West. which, she said. is panicularly well set up to meet the needs of deaf students. According to Dr. Gayle C1e1gh. manager of Rcg1011al Alcohol Ser- vices for the count) Health Care Agency. it was members of the the deaf community who requested the estabhshment of Johnson's posauon. "Several people from the com- munet} came to us and told us one of the th1n15 they needed was more alco holism counseling scrvi<:es for the hearing impaired... she said. "Reaching out to anyone with chemical dependancy 1s difficult be· cause 1he~·s a lot of denial. Reaching out to a deaf person Wlth these problems 1s even mo~ difficult." And by reaching out to people who have problems she herself has Cll· penenccd, Johnson has benefited herself, as well as the entirr d'ea( communat), said her supervisor. Ju.- dtth MacKenzie. "In a way. Many is very fonunate." she said. "because she wants to learn and doesn't want to isolate herself. And havina her here has chanaed a lot of things. Staff has responded really well and taken 1n interest in lcamana more about the special problems of deaf patients. She's even taught some oflhem to say hello en sagn lanauqic." Johnson was born an Arkansas but grew up in Orange County. She attended Bolsa Grand<' High School in Garden Grove. She has one daughter, 16, who is also hearina- impai~. Anyone wishina information about alcoholism services for the deaf may contact Johnson at 834-8648. or at the TDD number. 834-8664l. John Braeger and Robert Ziegler Looking good . in sportswear from ... 119 Faahioo Island • Newport Beach • (Bullock.a Wilahire Wine) • 769-1622 ' I c ~ a E a n " c b 7 ti J b y A la \ rt rt J c A tt B \ J c: J1 d tt c; F 5 "' "' a1 "' 7 11 rr p "" er .I 0 \\ 3. If J ea H c 5 co co pc vt IC m tn F • 11 ox smot~ strana chaldr ICS be she lo Ste• was mant1 ~part wife. Ph1ll11 Na• -ll'Yl.I At taken an tlM Lane, The r mccc • om that .. ~~ unabh Thr into 1 blOl:k Poli pe.ny 1 bul lhi Ofange Coat DAILY PILOT/Monday. May 8, 1968 *AS Classics prograrri set Thursday by CdM's Latin Club Irvine candidates air their views Growth . tran s portation major topics at first council forum before a disappointing turnou t Ba\ Entcrpr 1\C\, lm .. a l ar ~<a'>h comp.an~. 1.h~srttd onl) with his opponent') t.act11.' "I "ould fll\ t~1 10 i!ppruach 111n a morr ix>\111' '-' Y.d) \hc.1 !iolltd. ;adding that nH11 t· c;ooix·ratwn o r de,elopml"nt proJt'\.h 111 and a round lht• u t~ ~ould put In int' om \ u1I\ Ill J bl'ttcr pos111on to \Olint T hC' In lOC' ( o 'I -.uppon aga1n'>l 1010t u~ o l lhl' air bJw- I he unh 1n1;umbt'nt runn1na for ~· C'l«tlon I> M1ll\"I 16 real ~\.&tt agent wbo h:u stncd on numerous commm~ a nd \l1rnm1\\IOn) "'llhin thC' Cll> M1lltr id at th<' forum 1ha1 'ht' \pend~ :\() 111 40 hou.rs per ~t'C'l on ( 11 ~ ( o un(ll dUllC" The Latin O u bof Coronadel Mar Hi.ah School will present ''An Even1n1ofthe C'lusics" Thursday at 7 pm. in the school's L1nlc Theater. 2 101 EastblufT Dnve, Corona del Mar. The program will feature the Cenamen, a Laun academic decathlon an which audience member!\ may pan1cipate, and the questio ns will penam to generaral interest. not just Latm. A slide show of club activities also will be piuented. BJ LESLIE EARNEST °' ... ...,,.. ..... Barry Hamm ond took the oppon1.1n1ty to take a fcw sw1pn at l,.arry A.atan. Cameron Cosvove stuck h11 chin out at T he Irvine Co. And ~lly Anne M iller talked about her history of pubhc st'rv1Ct' Witho ut lay1n1 I glOVC On the other gu ~S. 81.1t one thrtad o f complete harm on) '<'U 'WO\'Cft throuah the cvcnma foru m . No- body. but nobody was 1n favor of adding commerc&aJ 11rhne O&Jhts out of tht El Toro Marine Corps Air Stauon An Bloomer. rl"U~d COJ""lmand10J ~n· eral a t the a ir \tauon. !>aid h1\ alllon ;u counc ilman would tX' tu pu~h tor annt'>.u· 1100 of the ba\<: J\ a ml'<tn\ tu prn C'nl rnmmerc1al a11 fl1gh1~ \ltlkr firo;I t'ln tl'd to the lit) ( ounul 1n I Y!i-l ..aid 1 1 T oru v.ould be.• the top pnotll) 11, m' 1n her nc\I term .\nd Co~o'c.: an 1muranu~· t'\ ecull'l' for PallflL ~utual .rnd t memb\·1 of thl ut~ 's PIJnning ( o m m1\\1un . \did tht' lll~ '>ho uld put the <sl 1l1' • n d C'\C'lop m en I. b) The In 1ne ( o u ntil thn ~et ull the fen\C u n lhl issue AI 1he 'ltan of the lorurn tht' cand idate' p H 1n11 uduC11on\ and J~~nted their a~1.·ndas Shea ha'> bc:en an ln1nc re~1dent 11ncc IQ,7 tit: "'th a ppointl"d to ~ etty'' finant..e lOnllnl':t\I On thl\ )l"&r by M iller and "J mcmbt'r u l the linanct' commlllCt' of thl· \\. oodbridgc \' 1liagC' ..\noc1a11on The event as open to the pubht and adm ission is by donation. Call Michele Cella. faculty sponsor. at 760-3320 fo r m ore information about the event o r the Latin Club Business talk la Irvine Not exactly a frec:-for-all. But at kast the Irvine C 11y Co unol and m ayoral lorum held rc«ntly P ' e the candidate~ a chance to shp into the political nna so residen t~ cou ld take a look at them Chamber of Commeru mode rator I o m Wa ll said approximately 200 people: "l'fl" expected to tX' 1n the audience Ho"' 'l·r the turno ut "Nas a skimp y 2S '\gran ha\ he.en '>l'l' 111tt J~ ma~w \lnll" t>t·1ng dn \l·J fur tm third tnm 110 lhc:' C II\ ( ounul 111 I 4t\6 I k t'> hup1 n~ to Ix rt tur nt'd 10 1ha1 ~·a1 in thc J unr c.:ln t1on - thl' ,11, ·, lir\I J 1ri:ct ck \.llOn ol m.Hu r lh 1v.l''cr \gran v.ili '>1111 hJ \l' thc P<'•"'l·r ol al k a\I !lnl' \•>ll \IOll hl\\OUnc1I ~-JI" \nUll until l1NI .\g1dn, •nf\ opp .. nt"nl in thl' ma~111al ra,e 1 H 1rn H.rnunond a bu!.int·" Bluo nit·1 l lll 1t·11th 1\ '•l e prC"!i1dent and rc.:1101111 managC'r ut -\menlJ n Prott"CllVt' \t·r' 1tn Im J \l"tUnl\ [tuard S('n ice He "'J' Jppo1n1c:J tu lht· puhlil ~kl} t om - "11)\ll>n "' ( ounlilm.so Da 't Ral.C'r 1n I C/».ti Bobbie Gee. a spr:c11hst an co~rate image building and employee training. w ill address Wednesda) 's m ttting oflhe Business Dt-velo pment Association ofOranae Count). T he event as scheduled for r I 30 a m at the In ine Mamou and the pubhc as invited. Rescr- "•lllons are $24 for members and $32 for non- members Call (800) 344-451 2 for funher 1nfor- mat1on "I 1h1nl it's a very d1sappo11111n~ turnout." 'ia1d Dons O 'Brien. an In int' resident for the past 1.5 years Ru1 'h<' added with a shrug. people are ·-.,11 hu.,, with other 1h1nas " Full house or not. the show wen1 on T he rand1da1es took tum\ d1\dgrt·l·111ll about 1o;sul'< 1r- t.st1on and hov. to spend th<.> c11' ·, m. 1111 , 'f.11her T he In inc ( o I'> .1 panm·r 1n lhl planntng 1n thl'> l ummu111t' or thc~ rc nut ·· ( o'>gn>\l' ..aid Rnt·nt <1pcri 'PJlC dgrn:ml·nt'> no1"'1 lh<,tandintt rw -.aid the lOlllpam mu<,! Ix-prl">\cd lo 111Jk J \lctnd dO:lf\ \I ~tamnwnil .1n Ir' inc rn1d l·n1 '>HI• 1'1~11. hJ', Oh put J~,unst ~kJ'>Ufl' .\,ti lUUlll\\o\h,l\ '>Ill"' ~IO\o\lh lnltl.ill\e -11 "'h1d1 \gtJn 1 dpu.I urculatl' pcllll11n' < O'>gro' t hJ'> '<f' ('d J'> ti11a nlt" lUm · flll '>'1HOl 1 '>lfll"I.° 19\' H " mo)I rncnt p1.,.11nlmt•111 v.;i., 11,1lh b' ( o unnlm,m l~.1' < ;11.1!Joo C o'~IL \t' 'urrenth '"'Ile t d1rrn:rn 01 1hc Pla11n1ng (\1mm1~111n 11)grc•'l ,, l'\ICJ '>1~nJ 1urt'" tu tJuahf\ l'w~•\lltlln • lht• < .ihfurn1a P . .Hl'I a nd \'-1IJI h· lnll Jll'l'. fl)r Jnl· Junt· ballot l'JulJ "ll llt'r 1pp<..•1ntcJ 111 thC' ut~ llilll'>l'ort:1111.1n ,11mna1!>"011 b' \.gra n 10 II.I 1 v..11 ~td p1,' 1uu)I\ S\Jdn11n1 >lrat1'e ,)11~·, i.11 1111 ., 'pou...al abu-.c program a nd J\ :J\'>l\lJ l'fl" 'l"\.rctan tor Sen -\Ian · lfa'lng thc a1rpon con,cnl·d v..ould 'hJ ngl· If\ 1Ol'"'1 th or v. 1 thou I uro·n \pan· ·· ( O\[l.lcl\(' \JIJ .\t ll'a '' '"'"' 11, 1 ounc1l~~1~art• un '11 grab\ th" \\'J: II \gran. cons1dnt:d tr t rront furlnl' >'Ill' lht ma)Oral I.Ill I\ CllUO( JI \\ J' .II\ A ii he a \allabk ( IJll\IOI \' l rn~I (If( ulatn1 the \IO~ Drug talk In Irvine \11\had '->hea '1<:c pre'>1lk n1 111 fkau in tll"\\lh II lllJ l!\t pt•ltt111n Sgt Al Co utts of the Orange County Sheriffs Dcpanment narcotics detail wtll discuss "M odern Amenca . D rug.sand Gang.s" Wed nesday at noon at the Airpone r Inn in Irvine. REGAN CLAIMS REAGAN INDECISIVE, NANCY IN CHARGE ... The lunc heon meeting is \ponsorcd b) the Balboa Bay Re publican Wo men, Federated Reser- vations are being taken at 646-61 0 I Art show at college Saddlcback Coll ege's annual Juned student art exh1 b1t1o n will o pen Tuesday and conunue through J une 3 The show features the best two and three- d1mens1onal work b) Saddleback art !ltude nts over the past year The Saddlcbac k galler) on the M ission V1e10 campus 1s o pen from I to 5 pm T uesda's thro ugh Fnda}s For funhcr 1nformauo n. call 5t!-4924 o r 5&:!-47.P Jewlsh memories viewed The Coastline chapter o f B'na1 B'n1h Wom en v.111 m~t W cdncsda) at 7 30 pm at the In ane Bo~' and G irls C lub, 295 [ Yale Loop in Irvine The program will be slides o n Jewish memone!I v.ith audience part1c1pat1o n. Call 859-4471 or 786-6270 for add111o nal informauo n Marine volunteers meet Orange ( o unty Manne ln<it11u1c "o luntcer<i will meet Wedne~) at 7 p m 1n the 1nst1tutc . in Dana Point Harbor a t the end o fDna Po int Harbor Dnve A. mo \le o f a tall ship sailing "around the Horn" ""Ill be sho"'n The public 1s 1n \ltcd a nd morr m formauon is a'allable at 4'>6-22"'~ Adult care open house The Adult Da} Hea th (arc < enter of 'x>uth Orange ( ounl) "'111 ho~t a n open hou~ and ba1aa1 V.ednesda~ from I~ 30 to 2 30 p m at ''' fac1lm . 324 A.' e. de la 8 trella. San ( lcmrnll' The publit 1<; '"' 1ted Head Start reglstratl on The lr"10e U nified School D1s1nc1 1~ current!\ enrolling 4-~ear-olds for Septembc.'r da\$('!1 in 11s Head Start program The program IS f~ 10 loy,,-1ncom e fa milies who quahf) a nd 1s a"a1lable to pre-school ch ildren Call Gloria McChntock at 786-522 1 or v1s11 1he cen te r at 5144 Michelson On ve l CALENDAR Monday, May 9 • 6.30 p m. Costa Mesa Plauiag Commission. council chambc~-77 Fair Dnve • 7 30 p m. Newport Beacla City Coaucil. council chambers. 3300 Newport Bouleva rd New- pon Beach Tuesday, May l 0 • 9:30 a m Orup Cou ty Board of Sa~r· visors, board hea nna room. Hall o f Adm101strat1o n. 10 C1v1c Center Plaza, San ta Ana • I · 30 p. m. Oraa1e Couty Plaula& Com- ml11ioD, board mectina room . Hall of Adm101s- trat1 on. 10 Civic Center Plaza. Santa Ana From Al astrolog) a!> a harm k\s ec ccntnC1t\ JI t1r'1 .1ntl ·11"J'n1 until 11 began 10 1mp1nge and in m' 1ud!lmrn1 hJrrn the pres1denq in the .. la11er pan n l I 9!H1 ,inJ 1'ilf h I 4 1' -1 h,11 I began to protest Asked "'h' hl'd1d not "'a1t un11l thl' prl'\ldl·n1 "'J\11u1 of offin· to ma~e lhl' d1~losu res 1n tht· hool. hr 11·plll'J .. I didn't '>l'I the time o f m) lea' 1ng 1h1\ admir11,trJt1•rn Jnd I don't l no.,., "'h~ I should ho ld up thl· ho11~ l11r 1h1\ admin1\tra11o n This adm101<itrauon ct'nJ1111\ J11ln 1 h111J up m\ JOb ·· V. h<.>n a\kc:d about Reapn ·s condul 1 ,11 lhl· 1111w ti! Rc:gan s enforcl'd depanurc from th<."\\ htll' tl11u't Kelo!Jn \did .. I v.as d1~ppo1nted I thought th.it hl· "'.l' J genl'rou\ considerate person "'"h ln~alt ~ d11v.n J' "di a' C\pt..'Cting lo)alt' up I sull am puukd b~ 11 11 ' 0111 1.haractl'n~t1c. and 'H' he d1sappo10tmcr11 Regan said he ting all of h1' pr•l\.n·,h 11 11 the book publi~he . Harcoun Bra(t· Jm JO.I\ i. t •., lhanl\ In his bool thc former lhrc l ut \laO v.r111l· 1h.11 m\ adm1ra11o n for Reagan a~ r rcs1dent remain' \ l'I') !Zfl'.ll a ltho ugh "m y 1udgmen1 o h im a\ a man. in l1izh1 11! m' final l'\pcn cnce 3) h1\ l h1ef of ''an unJ l•r.q·111 J u·r:.1111 change·· (h er and over. ho~rvcr hl' dnl nt'l:J lhl' pn \ld1·n1 a'> a kader who hold\ tfle rl'lnodore Roo'><'' l'lt tX'lil'\ ed I ha l t hl' prn1J n11 l o uld conduct h1 ~ t>Oil(• in .in\ "'J' thal v.J\ n111 spcu fi talh proh1b11cd h' the ( C1n\111 u111111 ·· hl v.rn1t· .. Reagan. "'ho la id Jo.,...n no rull'' anJ anilul:1ted n,1 m1S\1ons conlcrrl·J J Roo.,,·,clt1Jn l,11 11udt· 11n hi'> )ubord inatcs · Regan "'ho .,...d., 'iel n~la l"\ ot lht· lfl'a\ur. tx·lo re m o ' 1ng to the V. htll' Ho u'>(' <ws11.J tha t in h1\ ltiur \l'a" at thl Trcasul"\ CkpJnnwnt "I Ol'\Cr '><!"President Reagan all)nl' Jnd nc:' er d1\l u\scd t't nnnnlll phllo<>oph' or fl~·al and munetJr~ polit' \o\ll h him m.in 111 mJn .. F mm fir!lt dJ' 10 last at T rea\ul"\ I "a\ th 1ng. b~ thl ~·at nfnn pant\ Thl' pres1dt•n1 ne,er told me "hat hl' tx·lincd llr v.hat he .,.,anted tu accomph'>h 1n tht· !kid ,1f l'\llno mll'\ I had Ht figure the<,t· 1h1n[t'i nut hkl am n thl·r A.ml'.'rican. h) 'tud' 1ng h" \pt"eches and reading thl' nc" spa pc rs · A.s tor thl· h~t I.id~ h(' "><lid · \.fr\ R l·a~an rl·gardt•d hl'f'>elfas the pn.·"J en1«, alter c._go not onh in the rnnJug.al but al\o 1n thl· poli11cal .;ind olltcial d 1mC'n\lon\ a\ 1f 1h<.> o ffi n · that had tx·l·n h<.''lto wcd upon ht>r hu\hJnd b\ the pco pk '>omeho" fc:ll into the l atcgor. <)I v.11rldh izo-0d' t u \Crl'd b) the marn..ige '0"'' · He said of Mike Deaver. "'ho ~<.'rH·d a' deput\ t.hll'f of~tafT bcfon: Rt'.'gan came to th<.>" h11e Ho use. that "hi\ func11un 1n thl' W hite House haJ "'' mul h 10 d o "1th lht• ITT\ stn 1ous proce'>\ of managing th!\ .. haJnv.' d1<.tafl pres1Jc:nl~ a!> \\1 th h1'i "l\1ble role J\ thl' l U'ilnd1an of the p rcs1Jl·n11al 1magl' .. Rt'g..rn '>d)S that "\lnualh C\el"\ m a1or m o'e and deu">1un thl' Reagans made during m' 11me as V. httl· HouSl.' l h1d of'>tafl v.as deared in ad .. ante with a "'oman 1n \an f ran1.1!K.'O.,... h,l drev. up horn'iCOpt''i 10 make ccna1n that thr plane ts "'t:rl' in a faH>rable alignment for the cntcrpn!I(' · He said he did n,,, lnov. the v.o ma n'<i 1aent1t) Ho~e,er Time ma~11ne. "'h1ch published e\ccrpts from the huol . 1dl'nt1ficd her a'i Joan Qu1gk\ of San Francisco and Qu1gle) confirmed 1n J tt"lephone 101en 1ev. that she had bcl'O g1' ing \1 r'i Rt•ag41n J strolog1cal ad' ice since sho n h alter the as\J,.,tnJtll'n all<."mpt un th<." pres1den1 in 1%1 - Wrote Regan ·· .\t ont.• point I l l'pt a rnlor-codcJ calenda r on m) de'l tnumC'rals h1g.hhghtl'\J in gr<.><:n ink fo r 'good· da)s. r<.>d tor 'had" da)'>. )ellov. for ·1th· da)'s) as an aid to remem ber "'hen 11 "'a' prop1t1ous to mo'e the president of the L'n1tcd "'tall"'> from one place to ano ther. or to \Chedule him to 'ncal in puh lit. or commence Father kills children, self in front of estranged· wife OXN.\RD (.\P) -.\ father ;mo thered his )Oung daughtt r and itrangll'd his son . then l'1111ed the :h1ld~n '41 mother to ''IC"' the ir bod- es before la tall) shooting h1msrlf as 1hc looked on. pohtt satd Steven Na"arro. 32. a plumtx-r. ,,.as apparently d1strauaht over Tian tal problems that rt"Suhed in his .cparat1 on three months ago from his ..,ife. Melora. poh~ st. Dt-nny >h1lh ps said u nday. Navarro ustd a ptllow to smother !nine A rcsident rcponcd S 1,600 w-. 1ken frcm a dtsk drawer in htt home n the 1.000 block of OroveVlew ..ane.pos tbl)'bya fncnd of'hern1cce. !'he m one y disappeared while her 1ictt was blbys1tt1na. .... Officen receivt'd a "'PO" Saturda) hat someone v.'IS ~i.na model air· •lanes into the 01 t pelh or the 14.arine C'OflJI A.Ir llUOft, but wt'rt inabk to confirm thcdaim. • • • Thrtt dtad kittent ~ thrown nto a residents )'lrd rn the 13000 ltodc of tampccle Ori~. ••• Potice we~ called tn to break up a iany in the 50 bk>ck of n Marino. IUl (ht Sloty had I t'Wllt -lhe pany- his 3-~car-old daughter Nicole. po~ 1bl} as she slept. and then strangled his son. JoStph. 7. as he la> in a sleeping bag Saturda~. Philhps sa1d The ma.n then summo ned his wife about 6 p.m .• talked to her for a couple ofho un and then pulled a aun wtthout wam1n1 and shot himself 1n tht head, the scracant wd. "The husbandappattnlly luUro the children early 1n the e \'enina and ca llro her (the mother) to view tht thrower mad~ the call for help wbm \ht celebrat1on bcpn to &Ct out or hand B-tl.JaCtoa 811 Cb An c-mployee 11 Dimensions in Fuhion on Btach Boulevard said a mancallc:don the telephone. clainul\I he was 5Jtt1na in a n a ir<0nchtion1"1 duct 1n the buildu-a and had a l\&n trained on hcT. He oidC'red her and other rcma to late Oft' their"''"' and they al~h conu>ticd. Offi"'1"1 we-re blc to locale the man • • • Nc;chbon neer Gn:cr hf\ said a man •ilh a ~ mno-. contn>l mototboat dist~ their Suodly momi!\1 &1a.nqwllt1: An omm said head "itcd tht .. ctu1d .. d'-ulsicd as an adult to tcnock 1t ofT. I dttd. · he \aid The children and the man all "-Tre pronounced dead at 1hc SCC"ne 10 th1'i coastal cit\ ~n mile-; non hv.t"\t of downtown Los \ngclc~ ''He 1hough1 th<." -...,orld of those k ids." said ne1gh hor ( urt1s Yarborouah . .,... ho~ d1ugh ter bab)sat for the Na varro' "1'.oonecould ha'e tho uaht he would e'<'r do this E'tr) tame I saw h im he ~as kttpin& tabO\~bk uanucxual-- ~QI a black tW01)~ women·, bathin1 suit ciposed himwlf • • • A ~I 1n the I SOO block of 8adba) C11't'Jt wd thrtt JU~'tnc.lcs th~w ulcs IDlO • pool and JICutti. stnktnt her ~w. • • • A woman said trnsients are linnf o n the roor of hcT bu · at 196 d.a'ms A Off".ccn ' l ll 1ppran that j u,,'e:ft tles are ra1sa \h( roof. p&l'1} • na on the bu. ne5. Newport 81 1 cla A •o man out for an t~C1\tnl "Ilk v.ai stankd to dctca~'CT a man. pants a round ht.s ankles. masturbatina on a J ,,,,,.~ ......... San Francisco eociallte J oan Qul&ley waa lde n tifled by Time magulne u Nancy Reagan•• aatrologe r who wu unnamed ln Donald T. Regan'• ltlu·and ·te ll book, "For tbe R eco r d From Wall Street to Waahlngton ." S h e ls a frequent guest on tbe Merv Griffin tele•l•lo n -abow. Jacket co•er of tbe book d ue to be releaaed today la ebown at right. m·gt1l1Jt1on' v. 11h J tnrc1gn pt>~er · H~·,.11t.J lht·...,·rl·~1r1t.11on,madt 1t 1mfl<•"1bk:11La rn Pul hi\ JJ\ l(l' lhal lhl· prl'\ld l·n1 undl·n.i~l· an l'\ll'OSl'l" 'IX'J~in~ '>l.hl·Juk 111 l<'Unll'rJC\ tht l'lk\.I' .. 1 I'll Iran- < o1n1ra J ffa11 b' Jc n11•n\tra11 n~ thJl f ' v.a' no1 a ''l·J l l'nl·d pre~1dl'l1l' • l're~~d l11r !Ill' 1\u\tt·r nt < I.\ J1rl'\ llH "dliam J C d\l ~ J\ ht• la' J\lng trnm hra1 n l.rnu:1 • r~:manJl'J that p3\\ag~ n.-kmnp. let a~1n1on be Jl'l, ft•d trom l•rll' ,,, lht• r~1dr n1 ' \14:c of lhl' l n 1un Jddreo;w, ...i' 1 n~ "I J on I g1' c J d<1mn aoo ul lht· n ght-tl.)-li tl f'> •• In adJ1t1on. Rt•gan v. rn1c tht" fif\t IJd' Rcg.an "-rote that he told Bu~h n 11v. the appart"nt Rl pu~ I" r1<•m1net• for r r(.'\ldent atx1u1 the fil"il lad~·, :l\tr 1l11g1l JI 1n ll'rt""' in f ('hruan I Q86 and that Bush 'l"h rtl'd "'llh 'Uf'l'n'lt" Jnd cnnstt'ma11o r '1n h1' facr" 1nJ ,.,, la1mnf ( uu•d l 1od I hJd nn 1dt'a · • A.ppt"ared lo Wdn I "' dd.1 \ thl· rrl"\JJt·nt ' I I \ ,,, ' \Ur[tl'f\ for '>U\pt..'lll'd ,11J11n 1.a n,er hc.TaU\t' o f hu J 'lllllO~ll JI l OOCt:rn' •C h Jt•rrJ \Ill Pn·,11.knl I •l·11r~l' Bu\h .rnJ lhl'O· nJ11 .. 11JI \l\.Ulll\ JJ\ 1\l·r R11hc.·n 1 \1 f Jrl:1nt• ha ra·d lr11m lhl Pll''ldl'lll°\ ro•\•lll I •r dJ\' Jill r 'hl' 'Ur~en B 'ur. r 'It-' •11 • "l' h.tJ ~ 't'n hn l •t1:r11I 'Rc-µn .... h Nan cy kept Reagan mum on Iran-Contra V. .\'->H l'<rin' t \P t -F1r..1 lad' 'ant' Rl·Jg4n prl" l ntl·d Prl'\IJl·nt Reagan from 'JX'Jl 1ng ou1 al the hnih1· •I th.: Ir.in·< intra a1Ta 1r hc.·,au-.c her J\trnlogcr told her tht' llflll' 'l ·" nut right 11 11 •Ill in puhlil 1orm1·r \\ h11c Hc1u'l' c-h1c1 lll \lafT 1'>011.11'1 I Hcµn ..a1J 1oda\ laJ L' tit' lh I ••ul t.ll~tn~ II• lhr ;'l:npll 3""-'ul lran- 1.. 1ntrJ lh ,h,,1ild :->t· ma~IOF h" ,.,. n a~ But hr J1Jn I In 1w. ~ .... ~ f r l'lt' R('"urll I 1 in V. a ''r('Ct to \'-J'h1'11:I •n •I 't"nl un -.a ir ll>da' RC"µn 'i.31d hl' •-.. lrt'''' •Iii• r' ',11 rl ",,•ntC'ntll•n thal he ~Ol''" nnthing • h •.111•PltJdl'Jr1n v.h1lhf'll\.t·nhlrC'<T'\('l.'f't'I ' " 1 T'h \J l' · Iran 'C'r(' dl'<'f'\l.'41 111 thl' '-1larag.ua n n1l J"fl'\iJ l'nt "-3\ pr3dll:Jll\ 1mmt1~1k .Ju ring !h.11 ix·ru~t ,11 l ~·,rmhc.•r l<J t> la" •.tr. and F et'lru,11"\ ••"~ ~ .ii bct·au-.( lhl' tir,1 lad' "'3' \J\ n~ n 1 nt' no IH 1.ar.: g .. out ... Rl'IZ.J n -..i1J 1r 'B< T \ '· T11<l.1' · rm~r;,im txl' urll 1111\l at'oo, I I" .\lh"ltnl\ I 11·1wral fdv.rn "'-o"' 'ht: u\l"d d\ ar. l'\lU\C.' thl' la• t that he had a m inor operation n ghl alkr the C hn '1ma\ l-i1,lidJ\\ But I said ''\o thl\ r:-e\ldC'nl " tl,0101! 111 !!('! 'hot do"'n 11'1 \l,""''l' Ill •n ~ "" · 1 he pH '"1rn1 ' a rudd' m.i .. llh hn~hl red d•l'l"~' lk tl!:trh"t"I" ln ht• heard \11l'<'' v.ord\ T he c-Cl N Jrn11ied lll"Tl 111' 1,\\ Ira' ing. h1' '~ 1n P"''' "'h11c parl.. tx·mh at tnl· lnh'f\l'llt11n •l Diamond nnJ B.l\trnn1 Thl' v.1)01.111 ran ho me and 1.alkd fl\•l1\l· h ut .1 \t'arlh f,11 kd to h)\.Jll lht• ,u,rn l • • • \tcreo and \td l'•' t'llu1pri11111 Hhl t..loth10g "'unh J tNal "' .1~ ' ' 11,1 wen-stole n from a hm11l' 11 1 h1 I J1 ~ t block of upcn or -h l'OUl' l't't"l'l"n 1.1 a m . ind 6 p m T hu1'd.1' • • • ~ tcle' 1'l1on and tell'J'lhonl· -.....-r1• stolen from <tn l'JX'n µra 1· 111 thl' ' ~ b locl of V.alnul \trcl: l"t·tv.l'rn I: -'~3 pm Ciunda' Coetalleu .\ 22-\car-old banl tell<'r r<'rort<'•I she rctti\ed a tekphont l'311 at v.orl from a man v.ho s.atd he had a J un trainro o n ht'r ht'ad Tht man descnbcd ~hat the v.oman v. :.t\ weanna and t~n ll'i._ed "'hat l'Olor undcrpnnents ~he wa\ Ill.Tanna Br· C"aUte \he thoupt th<" man had a aun, .sht' complied. and to ld him her mtuu~m(n ts Po htt. ho~~\'er. found no ~alb\ telephone booth~ and ditc0\Cf"cf tht butkhna •a' ma~~· p~\ ent10& •n'.fone fmm Stt•nt inside. • • • M°"' than S .SOO "onh or ek\- tron ic musical equipment .. a s stolen from Oi'anare Coa t Col~ o"" lht w.ttkcnd. P olte'C Ht tftt lh~'n lppattnlly uxd a trtt'dn'-n to pr) ... a dOor and · prd .. 1th t~ instnammLs.. • ich ind~ t1"0 ke)boards. .t-o l)'ntbet.izm and a drum m.ch1ne. • • • 6+.ynr-old man f't"P()nt'd !Om t'- bod) brol ( into h11 houw 1n the blod. of Center Uttt a nd nOro t~ cupboard oth1na ou i.akrn dunl'\I \Ill' t\ll'OI~ in v. h1l h'1x , urrc<l "hen tht n1.1n It'll h" hnu,\· betlA(."('n ha m 3111 I 1 ' .1 m Two shot in dispute at Irvine plant T "''' emplo\tt-s of an If' 10e ma nu· Lt· 1 11 ins firm ,uffettd minN in1une\ \.Jt ... rJJ~ "'hen 1 dngruntk'J former "•'l kl·r \hot th~m a fter an arttument, ~,,,, c \.lid R.aghau Dup, ~6 and l •abncl R u11 ... ( v.ert &r12t'd b) bullet' afler 1ht·11 hHmcr ('O-\\Orkcr op('n<'d fir<." ~1urd:11~ at J:~ p m •. ..aid !X"lhlC' In' t'\t1p t,1r Trac') JIC"Obs.cn \II lhrtt men •OIUd at :'\Mk, ( orp at I \tal'('(ln1 unt1l thC' aunman ""•' fired lut •ttk. a1.1thontin \atd Du113I ""1~ gntt'd In tht h(ad hut did not n-qu1rt an\ tn(dical 11tC11llo n. and Ruu "'I' t~tcd and rrlC'aK°d from ~dJk H~t.al for a ra11na •oond.10 hts kJ. JacobYn \aid • "I'm lu~.k,," Du l said unda~ "'l bumPf(t tu m and thrn l ran ln\Pdc: M t JcfT Bo"-man ).atd '~ IUI t . ""h~ name •u not ~lea b) a1.1thonttc'\. a~rtntl~ mo\N Ou\ of h a\ horm Frida> and titn tht area. Poli~ sat~lhc) .. ~tt unWTt •hy '~ .fired ""Of'ln ~u~ to tk bu1k1ina. NB police arrest 1n urder suspect tlC r 't '' p-.•n &a~ h rc'9dt'n1 J' l '' ·d \.1 • • 1!.1' 1n conn1'\: 11nn , ' I 'h dl Jth 1 1 ( ohlra..1" mtin. ... , .. 1 m 'lh' lam<'' t... ·\"O(' !J l"tron J ' .,, • nl horn " -...ntJ .-.na v.a\ .in •t \1"1th11u11n, den I tl' ~ewpc. n &-.,. t 1~ 1hu ,11 ll'C ll\ e' \aturdi\ .il1r 11 , n 1n Bue n;a Par~ 'i1d Lt T im '-C'"' man I fr "<I' being ht'ld 1n 'c ~ l''lrl ( 1t' fall in ltcu of\ I 00.000 N11l lo,.q; n<' _,ho h'tJ an t'WpOf'1 &.t. h ft\I ~\ C'rnl \('81"\ IS tM pnmc \U\l'l.l t 111 th<." murd c.:r ''' a man tn Bouldr r { ounl\ ( olo , ... 1d Nt"•- ms'l Pcta1l,c•f thc 10\e,11pt1onwt'rt not ,\v11lablc l\t.-.d1tt<ln of f.-ttne ""a' pc"ndtnJ Str ick en drf\'erdies 1' ' nr-old man d ied Saturday "'Mn he •PPertnth \Uf'fnTd a ma ..... , e hurt all.ad. v.ilde dn"1naon o ld l':r-.-pon A'enue and lammed into fh c r-~can.. auth°"tteua wi. "' f,ran ~ Geortc Bol\nle1n ofOrl •u pmnounc-ed dead et Haq ~m onal H p1iah n . "cwpbn Beldlafttr \ht q.1 s f'..m . t.. Rid Coua ~l~lt Da~id B • Senate weighing military b~dget, SoViet arms treaty w .\5HINuTON (AP)-Tbl' Sl'n- ate 1s fac1na liibts ovl'r arms rontrol and NA TO 1has ~ttk as 11 cons1den both a Pentaion budget bill and 1he binoric U.S -Soviet treaty ehmanat- 1111 medium-range nuclur weapons. Finl. the Sl'nate wall bqm work on the m1htary budJet. an annual f.,t\t which 4CMf'lll) involves wtdc-rana- if\I decisions on Ammca's far-nuog commitments The bill appro' ed b)' the Sl'nate Armed Sen ices Committee autbonzes S2<Jq 5 b1lhon for the Pcn~on, and targets inl·reased spending for non-nuclc:ar "capons in the Nonh .\tlan11c Tn.-a1' Organiza- tion. "This issue of lOn' cnt1onal weapons an NATO 1s \Oml'thing tha1 9-e paid an a"ful lot ul .utention 10 this year. iu"en thl' tn.-al~ ··said 5en Sam Nunn. 0-Ga .• chamnan of the panel He was refcmng to the ln1crmed1- ate-range Nuclt'ar Forces tre~ty signed Dec 8 b) Pres1dent Reagan and Soviet kader M1kluul S. Gorbache' It elinunatC$ both nattons' me- dium-ranee missiles. and Nunn and other supponcrs SA) NATO's non- nuclear defenses wilJ ha~ to be bols1e~ after tM mu:sdcs ~ gone Tht' Sl'nate 1s tentatively scheduled to begin wort on the treaty Wedo"* day. Dunng the Pentagon bdl de-bate. amendments an.-hkeh both to in- crease spending for I\~ TO and call on U.S. alhl'S in the I 6-na1100 alliance 10 pa) more of N .\TO\ rosts .\lso e\pected are proposals pro' tdmg ad' tce to Reagan from Ex-envoy denies briefing Bush on Noriega and drugs By Tlte Assoclaled Press TEGUCIUALPA. Hondura'> -The former U-S. ambassador to Panama denied telling Vice Prcstdent George Bush u early as I 98S that Gen. Manuel Antonio Nonep ma) have been involved in~ lraffickana. The ambassador. Everett EJhs Bngg.s, said <iunda~ there was nol enough evidenoe against Nonega. Panama's de facto ruler al that ttme. ··1 could not have briefed the \ICC pl'C'Stdl'nt on Nonega '> drug-running. drug-smugghni or money- laundenng act I\ 1lles tx'tause "e s1mpl} did not have evidence of th<>sit acuv1ues at that lime and so an\ '>tatement lo the effect that I dad bncf~1m on such mattcn at that tame s1mpl) 1s not true.-Briggs told a news conference in TeguapJpa. The "Je~ York Tim~ reponed Sunda) that Bnggs bad scntc.ablcs to the U.S. Stale Dcpanment ahoutalJegataons ofNoncga'sdrugdealings.. and that Bnggs told Bush about the )ubstance of those cables dunng a meeting on Dec 16. 1985 Jackaon appellls for low-Income vote ARNETT ~ \a -Jesse Jackson spent the mgbt at lhe home of an uoemplo)ed coal miner, then decla~ at a rally today that bis m~ of economic cqual1t~ 1s crossing raaaJ Imes m the nation's deprcs5Cd areas. Democratic mal Michael Dulak1s and Republican GeoJJt Bush took a break from the rigors of the p~1dt'nttaJ race by tending to busmess at home today, one da~ before West\! 1rgrn1a, along with Nebraska. has ats pnmary. Jeck.son. who spent unda' night at the home of Junior and Beck) Cook. saJd that in the poorer sections ol\\l'st V1rgm1a his message as well-received -t'ven 1n a town such as all-" hue .\mett. "The~ have their race. but the) don'tJobs." Jackson said. ··The~ ha\e their race. but the) don't have health insurance. They have thetr race. but the} don't ha'e hot and rold running water. -Their race does not address those needs.·· JOIN THE CELEBRATIO~! PRESCRIPTION GLASSES ( B1forals-D~s & Round. . Just $:l.1 ) A Pair Complete! 1Single Vision I Choose from Over 500 Frames at This Very Special Price. YPS' For a ltm11f>d ttrne you can have a pair of stylish, pro- fessmnaJJy CTaftf' vision eyeglasses for just $25 a pair. Bifocal<>, ()28 and Round only SIO more. Honest. 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The House as e•pccted to give linaJ appro,al Wednesda) to its Pn\tag<>n ball ~1m1lar anion by the Senate will send lhl' St'parate measures to a House-Senate confC"rence comm1ntt to rt'COOClk thl' d1ffel"C'flces. High winds raise havoc in Midwest By Tiie Associated Press A swarm of tornadoes and power- ful storms struck the M1d~est with high winds and hail. damaging roofs, knocking dov. n power lints and lea\ mg thousands blacked out today More than 80 tornadoes or tor- nado-like storm~ touched down Sun- da) -':! in llhno1s. 25 in Wisconsin and :!:! in Iowa and one each in Indiana and '-\rkansas. and at least 160 repons of thunderstorms "1th wind gusts 0' er 50 mph. some "1th bascroll-'>IZ('d hail. the weather ser· \ICC' ...i1d Therl' ~ere no senous 1nJunes reponl"d unda). the region's second da' ol \ 1olent weather. In rural Gretna ~eb .. a 29-}ear-old v.oman and hN ~-,ear-old daughter died after a tornado struck their mobile home ~turda~ night. Storm damage re pons co' ert'.'d ea\tem Kansas. nonhcast Te\as. from .\rkansas through southern Minnl~ta. \\ 1S('onsm. llhno1s and "e'>lern Kentud.'. In eastern lo~·a. more than 5.0<XJ lov.a-1111001) Gas &. Electnc ( o customl·r\ "<"re ~ ithout pov.er for SC\l'ral hours Sunda' and several thousand Iowa Po~er" .\nd Light Co customers "erl' blacked out in the ~ \1oint") area .\ tar sho~ near Rockford. Ill . ended as !\I-mph winds to~ tents. debns. and pon.able toilets ··one outhouse Ile~ right past me and then I got h11 b~ another one as I 11. as running awa\ ··said Dv.1gh1 Dunlop. 21 """-......... 'Die-in' s~iil on Capitol steps for AIDS funds SACRAMENTO (AP>-The mood ofput.IClpalUJ in tb.rtt days of ~leSts for inaused AIDS fund.ial ud pyand lnbtan ri&bts turned somber Sunday ua~t SOO people s1qed a .. cfie-<in .. on ~ stepsof lhe state ~tiOl IO · Plbrbtlk to tbc thousands of people who have died of Al As orpnaers read the names of approxirn.tdy ~.000 people •ho have died of AJOS. participants in lhe ~ e'~nt la) down on the pa"emcnt i~ front of~ Capitol and outlined each othc:r·s bod.in an ctwk. Silboueues qwdl> filled tM block-<lona atta from lhc: C...pitol .~ lO ~ Sldt•'&lk as fneods and family of AIDS V1CWllJ memonahud their lo'ed ones. .. It buns." said Richard Herber. 26, of ~ County, "'ho has lost many fneod.s to the deadly dixuc. -SOme of m) fnend.s are dyana as~ speak. Some have aJrca<J> d1ed .. . The dJc--1n was pan of three days of protests 1n Sacramento orpruzed b} p~ leaders and AJDS activists. In addttton to mort' fun<hna for AIDS rcseardl and trcatmenL p&nK'lpants ~ aslung stak lawmakers to enact legislatton that would end ducrimmauon on the basis of sexual onen~taon and probtbat discn.nunauoo against people with -'IDS. Saturda\ a spmted croYrd of8.000 marched 2S blocb through a roid rain to the Capitol where a day-Iona rally was capped b) a speech b) presidential candidate Jene Jackson. The mood Sunda) wa'> subdued. with partiopants and o~rven v1s1bly moved b} the tnbut.e. Many walked deliberatel) throu~ the plaza aru. taking care not to step on the figu~ outlined on the pavement. "It's a ume'to mourn the impact and the oumben.. •• said Frank Fo"ler of Santa Ana as he looked over the tea of chalk forms "WMn )OU read 1\ an ~ ~P!!":· n·s nothing. When ~ou Mtuall) see 1L ifs like vwu~ a gTa\e." Tim Moran. :!4 of Sacramento. sat in the oenter of the memonal as the long last of names of AIDS Vlctims was be1 ng read A demonstrator la oYercome wltb emotion -1 guess v.hat gets me 1s that any of those names the) ·re calling could be mine.·· he sand. "Thtte's a.lm~ no ~ords to ex~ \o\hat'<o goangon It's rcalJ) sad all I.his didn't happe-n )ears ago -lhal 1t had to get to this.. When \,\e·n.-reading all th~ names .. after his outline la chalked ln wttb the name of an AIDS Yictim dUJinC a 0 dle-ln .. protest at the Capitol in Sacramento on Sunday. <>ome pan1c1pants ~rote tender m~ beside the nam~ inside s1lhout"ttes. including ··1 mtSs you so much," and ··r o all "ho died alone m\ hean 1s \\1th )OU.- Bias claimed in AIDS sailor trial \ \ ' I R \ 't I\( 0 1 \ PI -T ht· ~J\ ' ... IO,l'll'Oll' lln jlflKl·l·dmg \\Ith thl· t ourt-mani.il m..il l>I a sailor on char"gl'' 11t \ll>\-rl"lated 3!>!>3Uh rC"- lel t\ thc1r h1a' aga1n .. 1 ~orle affi1lled "'llh thl• Jt~J'K.' \.J\ 1he dl·kndant's lam1h and anornl'\ ·· fhl'' ~ant 10 get nd ol th1s gu~:· '-'.11J J o\ t l ( llrrmgton tht• older sister 01 Pelt\ c >llircr 2nd ( lass John E ( rav.lord lfr' HI\ po'>ltl\e and the\ don't "'ant him 10 thl:' '3' ~ aO\ more < rJ"lnrd ~~ tau"> a tnal -.tan1ng toda\ at lhl· 1 rl'a<,urc lo.land na' al ba'>(: 10 '-ln F ranu'>4.o Ba' I he '3\\ um1cnd' ( ra"lord had unprote.tl·d ..C\ "1th hi'> girlfnend one month altl'r tc~ung po\lll\e for .\ID~ ant1hod1l·' lo th\:' human 1m· munodefic1enn '1ru'>. or HI\. bu1 failed to \\am her of his condition (ra"ford counters 1ha1 he'<, inno- cent of the charges. 1ns1st1ng that he v.ore a condom dunng SC\ and that the v.oman kne~ he "as HI\ pos1t1\l' If con\ 1lled the ~agnol1a .\rk . nat1' e could be stnpped of ranl and pm 11~ d1shono rabl\ d1~harged and St"ntenced tu a~ man' as 10 \C&r\ 10 the bng. · He also s.a' s he and 1he "oman "ho "as St'p.ir.ued. had loo" n c-ach other for months and had tailed about gcmng mamed -'fter the' brole up in .\pnl 1987 she dt-cided to tile chargt"'>.. he sa~" The gsrlfnend has bttn ad\ 1scd h\ lhe "ia') 001 to talk about the case. and Na'~ personnel arc prohibited by m1htal) pohq from discussing it Lt. Cmdr. George Farrar. a Navy spokesman at Treasure Island. said the case 1s the first of its ltmd for the Na'~· ~ SC'paJllte AIDS-related u- sault case 10\0lv1ng an Army pnvate 1s scheduled for trial begtnnmg \\ edntsda\ in Fon Huachuca. Aru l 'nhkc other <\IDS-related cases St"Ot to tnal 1n the m1htar). ( ra~ fonfs tnal has no ou\Slde e)e- "llnl'SS. no hard e'1dence and no charg~ ofhomoscxuaJ activ1t)' . era~ ford's Cl\ 1hao anome). HoYr- ard De Nike. savs there 1s no evuien~ to suppon a ron¥1C\Jon. He says a n.-pon from Na, al ln,estapuve Ser- ' ices found -no evidence to sugest lhal C'ra~ford attempted lO harm'.'° Investigators rule out arson as cause of LA high-rise fire By The Associated Press LOS .\NGELES-The Cit) ·s worst h•gh-nsc fire doesn't appear to be the wort of a disgruntled emplo~tt. according to arson 1nvestipton who completed their on·slle probe of the Fn~t Interstate Bank tower. Ctty fire '°'esugators and agents from the U .S Bureau of Alcohol, Tot.cco and Firearms met Sunda\ to assemble their report on the cause of the fire. The rtpOn could be read) for release toda). satd fire department spokesman Jlin Wells. lmcst1ptors dcchned to dJscuss their procress.. but they downpllyed suggesuons that tht' bank's dcctst0n to scJI the sccunucs unit the day of Wedntsda) ·s lire played a role 1n the bla.zc that killed one person and injured 40 others ... The trading ope-rauon does not appear to have caused any reuon for the lire." Ban.ahon Clt1t'fGa1) Bowie saKl Sunday. Gang vJoJeace lcllg IJn ln La. AzJgele. LOS -"NGELES -"n 11 -ycar~d boy was in cnticaJ coodiuon today afkrbe1ngshot m the head b) apngmemberdunnaa weckcndofviolenoetbat left five people dead and SC'\'en IRJUmi. a uthorities said. The Pn& member was apparentJ~ ange~ to find that his pr1fnend Id\ the bowe without him and opened fir~ at the South Central Los A•les home Sunday n~t. strik.i°' the bo} as he watched tclev1ston lD lhe hvtD& room. said poh~ Lt. Enrique Ht"mandcz. The un1denufied vacum was lasted 1n extremely critical conditfon as he undt>rv.ent surgel) at the Hospatal of the Good Samaritan early today. Hernandez said. The gunman was at larJe . Saldde leap faH•: jumper critical LOS ANGELES->. su1C1dal chffJumper was m critical condition today after survn mg a I SO-foot &Cap onto seashore rocb. police said. Oon.alo Acedo. 33. of San Pedro. v.'as tn cnucaJ btlt stable ooodttion after ~airlifted to Harbor-UCLA Medical Center. where he was 10 underao surarry fOr a broken leg. said nursina SU.J>Cf"1sor VM>lct Puqua. Potier S&t.. Bill Ward said Acedo took a tni 10 Point Fumtn Parle and leaped fromblul&ovaioolci~tbc PloficOcttn whtk the cabbte looked on. Acedo rq>Onedly told ~ IUi driva'. "I came from the sea and I'm rt'lurnmg to the sea." just befcn jumpi~ otrthe d1 ff. "' ard said. Law Offices Of RUSSELL S. KERR PERSONAL lNJURY LAW ALL INJURIES b AUTO/Alt/CYCU D IMlPRAClU Dst.P & FAU D WOM RWTID D WIOllAI. llATH 0 ~ ll>TIRST ClMI 531-5900 - Mitterand facing thorny problems .. PAJllS (AP) -Prtsident Frana>1s Mi11ttra.od, -.ho steamrolled to re- election ovtt conSt"rvauve Premier Jecques 011nac. f1tt1 the lnony wk offonninia new Soc1ahst-led govern- ment while tht nght still controls the parliament. Chirac '41S elpccttd ao wall unul the president was read\ to name a new premier before re~1anin1 The leading candidate to succttd Chirac appeared to bt Michel Rocard. 1 former agncultu~ m101ster ""ho rtprnents a non-doctnn1u"C w1n1 of the Soc"llhst Pan) Other pou.ib1liues v.e~ former finan~ ministers Jacque\ Cklon and P1erT"C ~\O\ Wtth 49 :! percent of the 'ote rounaed from unda' ·s runoff elec· uon. Mitterrand had 54 U5 perttnt of the vote to Ch1raf's 4S 95 pel'C'Cnt The financial markets responded fa, orabl~ this morn mg to the elC'C't1on results The franc was stead} 10 h1gher tn earl} trading v.h1lc the saock market wa\ stead) to higher 1n calm trading shonl~ after the e~chan&e opened The ge nl·ra I marlc11nd1ca1or was up I 06 percent after 30 minutes oftradmg CurrenC\ trader'> ..atd the franc-\ stead) opening k'cl v.a<; expected ~nee M111errand \ ccunom1c poltc1cs art not '1e1a.t•d a\ dtffC'rtng widely from C h1rac' 1 ~ THE SER\ICE Mm.errand, 71 1\ the first president elected t~•~ b) popular vote Charles dt Gaullt" was t"lt"C"ted in I 9S8 and I 96S. and tv.u other men sen cd tw1C't' But ~fort a 1962 constnu· t1onal amendment, fl'\'nch prc<11· dents alwa)'s v.t.'rc chosirn b\ ind1~t elecuon · L'nhkc 11181 . when Soc1aliMs danced at the Bast1lk to mark a h1stom \ IClOI) for the left. \ ICtOr) C't'lebrat10M this } ear v.erc subdued Mitterrand '>Upponers did honk their car horns along the Cham~Eh -.ee<, and.0.000peoplewa,·ed Frtnlh tlags and rallied at the Place dl' la Re- publlque In the fir\t round of dl·l 11on'> o n ~pnl 24. M1ttt'rrand v.on ]4 I Pt"r· Ct'nt of the \Ott' to lead J lidd ol n1nl' candidates. Chirac "a'> ~cond .... 11h 19.~ pel'C'ent M 11tt"rrand·.. l·le'cttun to a ne" ~'en-)ear term put'> an end 111 '"., }Car'> of unca .. ) .. cohah11at1on .. b\:· tween a Socialist pre'>1tkn1 ctnd a rightist premu:r But the 1mmcd1a1c future ma\ he C'\ en more confu'>ing. To go,ern l\.1 1tterramr, prl·n11l·r could form a coali 11on of m 1n11n 1 \ Socialists. "ho ho ld 215 \Cal'> in thl' 573-~·at parliament. "1th \Oml' u•n tnst dcput1c!> no w allied 1.1.11h lhl nght Or. he could a'>k the pre\tdl·nt 10 d1ssohe the "1at1onal .\\">emhl~ and RUFFELL'S UPHOLSTERY INC. -. ,_ .... c.....""' 11u llllM llll~ cem llSA-S41·11S6 - l"rancola Mitterrand ' hold nt·"' dn 1 \1orl· lilt• ' 1 " nrl·m ll'T "111 In tu \UI' 1\1 '" 1 .id 111 J n11nunt\ tit" l'rnml 111 '11111111 Jll\ 111rmal lOJhtton ·''' nl11111 J1•t«,1t rn thl· hll\llk J"• !\ ., I• l'l'llll~ \ ll'J' P l 111ntnl\l'l'I·• ''•I• 1111 ,,.,\'ral m11111h' I Iii' lllll \II 11 1111 pr11g1Jl11 \lit te11JJlJ\ J•dl, 11.1, \,.11J h1 '' •U<I J'Ul\lh "11-. ,1,11•l1,hnwn111f .1 ,,,,iltli IJ\ 1111h th, p1•1•l'•lh U\O:d le• JI·" IH11'1 11( Iii\• 1 "'l ••I I !' 1n 11 11111 guJ1.1nll'nl 1111u111i .. 1.111, ut \ ;.,, ll\'I mnnth Police nab 60Soviet dissidents MOS<()\\ ( <\P) -Pol1<.t' arrt'stt'd 60 pcopk after a 1roup ol d1\\ldt"nts met 10 form a democ:nattt· 111\ematl\t to the C ommun1st Pan). -a spokes- man for 1he group id Hc said 14 pt'opk remainl·d 1a1kd toda1 r hl' arrt'\l\ V.l'fl' mJJt• \unda\ at onl· of thrt't' l1KJl111n' n Mo~l>v. \.\ hl'fl' thl' Jl\\IJl·nt g1oup v.a' hold- ing org.m11Jt11rn..il nwl·t1ng1. '4.ltd \ uri \l111unu' •Hll" ol tlw urg.an11t·1\ of thl· group I ti,· I )\·mud Jiil I nmn \1111uno' ,,11.J pt•lill' lJmt• In unt• I01..it1un ;rnd 1kt.i1nl·J Ml potrttll· panl\ f .,,,, "l'H' n·ka'>l·J 'honh afll'rthl' r Jrrt'll\ hl' , ... 1J and ~ti V.l"rl' held O\l'll 1yl I .\l"iout 1-l' 1"'·11pk Jth:ndl'd lrit· group·, 1r111 .1 !11\1 11n~ n '-i1urd;n It• form thl' p .. 111 .ii <11 1wn11a11on thl n hrol..1· 11h1th1 'lllJlil-1 grou~ \undJ1 \I ! Ulll•' h•IJ I hl \)'>CX tJlu.1 Prl'\\ • n .11d, pht1nl· 1 ntl'r\ tC:\lo that !hr J""lknt' .1 lll Jll' all from oul\1dt· \I e "' "" I Ii•"'' 1.ttll«I "l'll' ordered 10 kJ 11· \10,1e111 .111d r\'lu'K·d \1 111un111 , ... ,d t n1k1 11u1 la" 11 1~ ll"g.al ln1 '1'""" 111 I\\ tw11· thrl'l' dJ\\ .tml 1h,·1 h.id 11111 h<.·1•n lwn· that lontz \o thn h.1d .1 'tl!ht 111 rl'rllJ tn \I th~· 1 dl.1g1· of "-ratm o 0Ul\11k \fo,,11" 1dw11· .11111thl'I ml'l'l1ng "'J' to h...· lwl1l lodJ1 thl' huU\l' "J' 1·nurdrJ b' mil1t1J ··Durty ~f'll y's'' .. Orange Coast DAILY PILOT /Monday, May I , 1981 * AS Striking Polish workers reject co01pro1nise offer 8) Tlte A11oda&H PrHI C1D-' "SJ;.. Pol•nd -~triking shtp}ard workers tt)«tcd a comprom11t toda~ that v.ould ha\ e hmed them to end their v.-ttkJona stn~~ and drop their demand tor lepl11ation of ~ltdant) in txchanar for 3 pe) ran.r ... Thcrt rs no frttdom V.tthout Ciohdant\ .. tht v.orkers chanted .. a rally th•' momaoa at th<'' rejected the comprom15<' offered b\ man-iement follov.-t"I a four~hour ";~hatina scu1on 11\-llh tht stnke committee umon sources \aad Piotr Konopka. an aide to Sohdanl) founder Lech \\ale~. said the 400 to SO() "orke~ at the '>htp)ard repeated!) SCTtamed ·no" when told oftht offer The 1cn1at1\t' dl·al had tah·n \hape in talh rt"' l\ffl at the 1n1t1at1ve of a Politburo member 11~ \unda) !>trtke lt'aders ~td lmenor "'1tn1stt'r ( zMlav. Jous1cuk. a ranking lommunl\t J)dn) Politburo membcr 1v.1li-telephont'd a taw}er acung .. , a mt"dtator I<' rl"' l\e thc talk\ aftn tht' brokt dov.n late Sund.a\ afternoon Jl'lurd1ng,lu <hlounts gl\tn b' \trike tommtttl't' mem~rs · Arab-American's deport.don •tayed JF Rl lOi.\LEM -.\n .\rJ \mem.in an·u'>C'd ol '"' 111ng '1olence 1n the hrjrli-oll up1ed land~ a\kl"d J 1u•1 tl1da1 tu tree him from Jail \lo h1le he lights lo ll'maan an tnecountn Thl· """' mr ( uun 1emporanl) \la}ed a deponat10fl ••nkr 11r \tubarak ~1.1.ad ~.J \ 11a' and tw'e thr go,ernmcnt thrtt da\S to ,·,plJin "h~ the Jeru..akm n ,111;ulJ hi: l'\pt'lled The lOun began hcanng Jfl!um.:nh toda~ on Y.hl'lhl·r \\\JJ l11uld ~ rt'lea'>Cd from Jail pending a final rul1nl! l•n the de-pona1 11'n nrJt·r l\rat'lt ntfinah .illtg(' .\v.ad has helped incue lh\ "·m~1n1h-old .\rah up1 •~in~111 thr Oll uptrd \\ t"St Banl. and Gaza Stnp 4.t k.l\t ".., .\rabs and 11.1.11 hr Jt·I" hJ' l' hcl·n killed tht"rt" ~1nCC' Ckc 8. 4.wad. t~ hll· ,k111! th<' Palest1n1jn < l'rtt1•r 1111 lhl \tud' ol 'on·\ 1olen1:C' ble1.1. k1s~s to .upportt·r' a\ he entt"red thl l 11u1 tl111u'>t· tor tc>da\ 'hcJnng Dunng a rtct"'!i\. ~ 1ulJ lq'l<•nl''' he \\3S tn thl· tourth l.IJ~ Pl J hunger 'itnkl "I tecl good I'm sull IJ'I nb hut I !>t.anl'.'d to Jr 111~ ".:Sll'I 1 -.1111 ~ltcH in Israeli la1.1. and lsraeu 1<1,t .. l' .111,l I hope I "on I ht d1'dppt111lll'J hl· i.a1d HAWAIIAN LUAU Salunia\ Mn 14th Start~at 7 OOp m 2Ji0l.lr'-111~ l'ffEHTAl"-ME "T Soldier fromFV decorated c... .. --.... ,.. ftlYI ......... 0.., ..-0 c111 sent yeu perft<lty OPE \ FOR Ll'\CH & Dl~\ER \1onda' thrt.. f r11ia' I I -\ \1 tn 4 P\1 $1 800 All for onl\ ix-r pcr90n Hf-.DHll.l.. I O"T-' 'fE~-' • 1157-JCJ51 Ttc·k~I" '°''~llabk .ii 0 no Hibachi OEVS Sgt Jtarea Dompsoa, dauahter of lKl ,__.a,. Cata~ CA (714) 646 41.Ja Ehzabcth Thompson of Fountain t-'===================--L--------- Valle). has bttn decorated with the Arm) Commenda11on Medal in West German)'. Thompson. a 1982 gradu· ate of Golden West College. 1s a command !>«lion supervisor wtth the 43rd .\tr Ckfensc An1llcr) • • • Na\) Lt David 8 . Bartoa, a 1970 graduate of Costa Mesa High School. rttentl} ~turned from a 51 ~-month deplo}ment to the western Pacific and Indian Ocean aboard the aircraft earner l 'SS Ranger home poned 1n San Diego • • • >\rm~ pq MkuelA.Heary,son of Da' 1d .\ and Carol) n I Hen!) of San Juan Capistrano. has completed basic training at Fon Jacl son 1n South Carolina Hcnl) 1s a I 986 graduate of San Clemente High ~hoot • • • Arm) p, t Ma~ew H. Httdlea- pdler, son of Robcn H and Lou1st A. Huckenpahler of Costa Mesa, has completed baste trainan& at Fon Leonard Wood 1n Mtssoun Hucken- pabkr is a I 976 graduate of Estancia High School • • • Arm}' Spc-c. 4 Scott P. Tarra, son of S) ble T Lt'U) of Costa Mesa and Wayne Tarra of Orange. has com· pleted a US .o\rm} primary leadership course. Tarra 1s a I 984 fatanc1a High School iraduate I • • • Arm) Pfc DeLana L. B•u, daugh- ter of Sh1rle} .o\ and Geo'le Bush of I Irvine. has completed basic training It Fort Jackson in South Carolina Bush 1s a I 985 graduate of Irvine H igh School • • • Arm) p, l. J.U M. LaGOUJff, son of John R and Helen F LaGour&ue of Laguna Niguel. has completed one station unu trammg It Fon Bcnnmg. Ga. LaGourgue 1s a 1987 Dana Hills H1ah School graduate • • • Minne Set Fruk Act.me, whose v.ifc Tina 1s the daughter of Isabel Mo~no oflrvine. has bttn awarded a Meritonous Mast by his command· mg offi~r • • • Minne Pvt. Mldael R. Subo, son of Dorothy Subo of M ission VieJo. hlS completed the basic metal worker course at the Manne Corps Engineer School in Camp LeJeune. N.C. • • • Navy Scaman Apprcnt1tt Steplau A. Mene, son of Victoria and stepson of Rot>M Riche) of Costa Mesa. has completed his trainma at Recruit Training Command 10 Orla.ndo Aorida. • •• Anny Pvt. G~ory J .1.a ... a , son of Judy L. Lahann of Fountain Valley, has completed the Army's tank turnt course it Fort Kno1t, K.y. • • • Manne 2nd Lt. Mldad J. earr.u, son of Beverly A. Carroll of Hunt· U\110n Beach. has ara<Suated from I.be buic tehool in Quanticx> Virsinia. Canoll i5 I 1982 lfaduatt of Villa Patt Ht&h School and is a ~uatt of lhc US ~a val At.adefny in Annapolis. • • • Navy Ptt1y OffK'Cf 2nd Class Da.W w. Brlttall. whote wife Bchnda is the dauahter of ViC'\or and Co'n1 Ripa of Huntinaion Beach, has murnc:d from a four-monlh deployment in the oed6c ~boerd the battlnhip USS Missoun. • • • hbridc SIL ~--LMcet Wbote wife J.cqud1nc ts \be daupttr of John J. and °'lta McNamara of Hunti"l'Oft lk9ch. rqM)ftcd for duly in Okinawa. Japa • • • -L a...t bu quaJif.Jed for the Nav •5Aviation lt'UC1utal MttbanJC .. A.. l. Ldftn. son oratll l..drctt ud Caria z., of HuetutllOft laidt. a •IOf al Ectiton ·Rish Premium _ ............ ·._ at a lOw,.Jow pnce. •• • SURGEON GENERAL'S WARNING : Smoking By Pregnant Wom en May Result in Fetal ln1ury, Premature Birt h. And Low Birth We ight Kings 17 mg tar 1.2 mg n1co1me. 100 s. 17 mg "tar'. 1.3 mg nicotine L1gh1s Kmgs and 100' s 12 mg tar 1.0 mg n1cot1ne Menthol Kings 18 mg ·tar· 1.2 'TIQ n1cot 'le Me"lho l 10, s 17 mo "tar'. 1.3 mg n1c:ot1"l' a\ oe• cigarette Ov FTC nethod 0 .. ' SCRearns a Tony, wins bravo, encore Bra\IO and encore The folks al outh ( oa'l Repenor) tn Costa Mesa desene a standing O\auon fo1 their much desened Ton" award. From lls humble beginning<; ~4 ~ears ago in a con,ened Newport Beach storefront theata to its current world class status. SCR has obvtou'il\ come a long way. Then. the fledgling gro up pla~ed to 70.seat audiences. Today, a 507-seat M a1n!>l:.1ge theater is supplemented by a 161-scat Second Stage theater -\hout 25.000 subscribers and a $4.6 million annual budgl't arc: testimony to .24 ) ears of quality thea lcr and hard "'urk. The Ton\ award. ll) ~ ot1lc1all~ a nnounced toda}. is "validation that our ''ork 1s among the ver) best in the country," according to an">( R spokesman. Validation indeed. Past winners rnclude the Mark Taper Forum and San Diego\ Old G lobe Theatre . The regional Ton' a"ard is the most prest1g1ous award a theater can recel\ e. The annual award '' pre\t"nted to a theater based o n the an1st1c qualit~ of 1t'i productio ns and for the continuing contnbuuon 11 make to a commun1t' 's c ultural life The .\mencan Theatrl· Cn11cs .\ssoc1at1on recommend- ed ~( R tor the Tom a"ard to the League of -\merican Theatre\ and Producers and the -\mencan Theatre Wing. Those l\.\-O groups ""'II present thl' co,eted award and a check for SI 5 000 at laemon1c:-. Junl· 5 in "e" York. The pn1t• ,., the pinnalle tor the theater group that has g1' en muth 10 '"' aud1en\.e<. and enriched 11-; community over the \Ca~. ·Thl• a"..trd tittingh adds luster to the \parkhng performer~ at 'l1>uth ( oa!i.·t Repenor) \\ho ha\ e entt·red their s1he r annt\er.,..ir' 'ear of entertaining Orangl' Count) theatergoer!.. ·· · Campaign limits \\hen you get \ tnuall) everyone in state government agreeing on something. that"s rare. You'd be mclined to th int.. tt must be some apple-pie issue. but you 'd be wrong. uch rare accord surfaced recent I). when both the Republican and Democratic leadership in the Legislature Joined hands with Go' DeukmeJ1an to oppose an m1t1atl\e that "111 appear on the J unc state ballot. Propos1t1on 68 was put on the ballot '1a 1nit1at1ve bec.ausc there\ no wa) 11 could have mo"ed through the Leg1!i.laturc and bet•n signed into la"" b) the governor Why,, Becau~ 1t restricts the O\Crl)-<:OZ} way the money game 1s pla)ed in Sacramento Propos1t1on 68 would put some restncta o ns on the campaign finance S)Stem that has become s uch a scandal... The oppos1t1on of ~ssembl)' Speaker Willie Brown and Senate Pro Tern Da' 1d R obeni. both Democrats, 1s no surpnse. ~ccord1ng to Common Cause. these two received a total of S8.4 m1ll1 o n from special-interest groups dunng the 1985-87 peno<l. DeukmeJ1an received $9 million. Assembly Republican Leader Pat Nolan $2.2 million and Senate M mont) Leader f....cn M addv $641.000 ... lt'o; nci 'urpn 'e tha1 the~ want this gra" ~train to continue to roll. h ul "hl'n ~ou get around to deciding how to \Ote o n Propo 'i1t1nn Iii'! 11 would he well to listen to someone "ho isn't \.\l'.1nng '" '1l.in~ gra'' \tains. Tllhre Adv1111ce-Reglster Education quality The nation ·s public schools arc not deteriorating as fast as the) \\-ere a fcv. )ears ago. but they are not improving as much as the) should o r as fast as they should ... We are still at nsk." l \ \l·trl·t..if' ot I Julat1 o n Wilham Bennett said an a repon 1s4'Ul'J 1,1,t "ed. I he 'cn etary was nght o n target when he <w1d m orl' mu~t ht' d o ne to improve the performance of ..\menlcl ., .,tudl'OI\ But \\ h..tt'' Just throwing m o ne) at the schools is hardly the solution. While California and many other states have increased funding for public education significanH_y in recent years. too man) dollars arc ~ti ll being siphoned off into a bureaucratic maze ""here 1t 1\ lo st long before it ever reac hes the classroom . One th111g 1hat 1., \ltally needed 1n educ•mon 1s more teacher-; like l .11mc E'i(:alante. a mathematics instructor at (1a rtield ll1gh Thank' to the inspirational Escalante. who Joined a group of outstanding educators last week at a luncheo n "'1th Prcs1dc n1 Reagan. Garfield is now known for ha\ ang one of the bt·,1 high school cakulus programs m the nation . .\nd (iarlield students now know that education 1s a hettl'r t1ckt•t o ut nl r<n ert\ than crime. While there are probably more Jaime Escalantes teaching m our schools than man)' of us rcahze. there are by no m eans as man} as we need. More such teachers must be placed 1n classrooms and. once there. rewarded a nd honored ... Sacnmato U11Joa Pilot welcomes comments The Daily Pilot welcomes )'our opm1ons on matters of public interest. Letters ind longer an1cles of commct1tary must be siancd. They should be typed or c1<'1rly writtrn and Stnt to LETTERS to the EDITOR. Daily Pilot. P 0. Box 1560, Costa Mesa. CA 92626. Please include )'Our address and te!C'pbone number so that we may ve-rtfy autbonh1p If you ~fer to make a verbal ,tatemtrn. you may calt our WFR£ LISTENI NG telephone number-642~ -and leave 1 l"CC'Otdcd messaae Please keep the.SC mess11t1 brid: .....,Quo ,..... T•l• r.. o.if.., c.. r. Clilll ltm~ ..... "41 .. u ... AMJ ... Dnc._ ....... ~-....... ~Dit«tor "'* ..... ....,. .. ........, _..._. ,,. .......... \'VE: TR\E.D t.'J~~t\\N6, DOc.IOR, ~NO\ ~\U C.~~·1 t>Le£P ••• 1 (::1')E:;f>S \ ~EED ~' ~~T of ~Qf~ ~~i~ET\{; i~\~¥.. "et>\)\ '{\\\~ F\~\ ... ••• '(O\JR C\\01(.E f-cQ ~~10~~\ It> ~(1)\~ ~~o~ ,._'L~._EL QUAA~I? Deukmejian starting to get heat for stalling road funds Transportation Commission may force governor to live up to his commitments SACRAMENTO -Although h<' came.> into the governorship as an ad\Cx.ate of c\panding h1ghwa) l·on· struc11on in California. George Deu· kmc1 1an's performance on that mat- ter of fundamental 1mponancc has been less -much less -than stellar For )Cars. Deukme11an stalled on a commitment of new money to relieve prcs~urc on tht state's congested roads while h1-; Depanment ofTrans- ponat1on was paralyzed by bureau· crauc 1ntena Finall)'. under much pressure from the state's business leaders. Deu- kmc11an agreed to do something, but continued 10 resist new g.asohne taxes and propo!>Cd. instead. a h1ghwa~ bond ISSUe But C\.Cn as the in111al phase of that bond issue a"Watts 'oter approval 1n June the Deukmc11an adm1nts· trat1on 1s undenaking one of its patented dips)-doodk maneu..,ers on 1raMponat1on b) renegmg on a commitment 10 raise long-term spend mg. The lcg1slat1on that authorized the SI htlhon in1t1al transportation-bond 1~sue contained another se<:tlon that requires the California Transpor· tat1on Cornm1ss1on to program SI billion a year for ne"' highways. While the bond issue clearly was designed to help finance that commit· mcnt. the SI -billion-per-year man- date C\!Sts independently of the bond issue E'en 1f 1t is re1ectcd by voters. the California Transponation Com- m1ss1on 1s required by the law to program that much highway-con· struct1on socnding. 1 he adm1n1strat1on -or at least those officials involved in nego11at1ng terms of the leg1'ila11un -understood that c-omm1tmen1 at 1hr lime. It was the Legislature's price. an effect. for appro' ing the bonds. No ..... howc,cr. adm1n1!>trat1on of· fic1als arc II) 1ng to back awa) from that l.Ommnment. While main- ta1ninga ston~ public s1len('C. officials arc telling legislators that they would include en1incenng and othrr an- c1llaf) costs in the SI b1lhon figure. not JUSt direct nght of way and construction lO'>tS That would have the elTect of slashing the SI b1lhon commitment to about $750 m1lhon a ~car. ~arccl} more than ~hat's being done al read' That 1ntcrpreta11on 1s hc1ng '1ewed b' legislators. accuratch . as a form of ~·easehng on the pan of the admin1s- tra11on The adm1n1strauon would claim political credit for boosung h1ghwa} construction wuhout reall> doing an} thing substantial Wh)" Apparent!). someone tn the admin- 1strat1on "'okc up. after the fact. to the idea that the b1ll1on-dollar annual commitment. 1fhonored. would force the govrrnor to either ask for an endless scncs of bond issues from \Otcrs -"With d1min1sh1ng prospects for their repa}ment -or sanction an increase in tht" gasoltnt tax. Or. the admin1strat1on was plan- ning all along to renege. despite cl~ar statements from us officials dunng leg1slat1ve hearings that the SI billion "as to be spent on projects. not a•a1hal) expenses If the adman1strat1on persists in its sclf-scning interpretation. 11's un- likely that the Legislature will agree to DAN WALTERS additional installments of the planned bonds. In the meantime. there 1s gro~1ng pressure on the California Transpor· uuon Commission from both sides It will be the Deukme11an-ap. pointed comm1ss1on that will decide "'h1ch interpretation of the law 1s tht correct one. sometime after the Junt.' election which .... ,11 determine the fate of both the SI b11l1on 1mt1al bond 1s-;ue and a related measure 1ha1 ~ould shift add1t10nal ta)( re,enues into the h1ghwa} s}stem The adm1nistra11on "ants the transportation comm1ss1onrrs 10 adopt its \l ie" b} including engineer· 1ng and other costs 1n the SI b1lhon commitment and thus rtheving pressure for nc"' gasoline taxes The question 1s ~hether com- ·m1ss1oners. who arc supposed to be independent. feel a greater loyalty to Dcukmejian o rtoexpanding h1ghwa} construction. Privately. most comm1ss1oner\ have been critical of the min1mahs1 bond issue policies of tht" adm1n1s· tration. One commissioner. Fresno businessman Joe Levy. described the governor's bond issue m a recent address as "a boondoggle:· add int. "I don't think a billion dollars 1sgomg 10 do anythmg." The commissioners can let Deu- kmeJ1an ofT the hook. or the)' can force him to honor the commitment that his admin1strat1on made Do Wall~n I• • syadk•tNI colUJml•I hi S.crame.to. Realdogsshouldn'tcry or scream when startled SACRAMENTO -The dog cries in the night. I have had her 12 )Cars, and I know now that most of what 1s wrong can be traced to her breeding, that what happened genetically in this animal resembles a backlash in a rod and reel. Look. I've had other dogs that stanled easily. this is the only one that ever screamed. I bou&ht her for SI 75 from a place called Puppytown Land in South Jersey. a Chnstmas present for my wife. and from the bqinnana she shook at the si1ht of strangers and jumped at no1~ from behind. I told my wife the dog would outarow it. but th1sassurance. comin& as 1t did from somtonc who did not know any better than to buy 11olden retneve)' from a place called Pup- pytown Lind tn lhc first place. was not wonh tile pa~r it was printed on. As I think back on it. my e:nti~ knowlcctse of animal brudina at that 11mc was that fast hones have fut baby hones. It Mrtt ocicurrcd to me that somctb1n1 bred to look IOOd sdckina its head OUI or I VolUWllPJl ~ vcrubk (ouJd 10 tbitt r. WIOlll; For a whik. in kt. r thouPt !Mt tomeouc II Pu.PPY10W9 LUd m• M~ afMaatd blf befor9 I Jbowul up Wim the lftOelY, • • iliMe•• f now lbll bCt_Pfl•l1•weM .... IMa tML nelnalipotlnMll*.lpa1; wuMdlt_-didnoc.-a .lllea q~WltctallttW81tillu· ~ ........ :-fGlllC ..... mo~1•111,. .... •die......_ Al ... ..._°'..._ noar-...; ......... hilo ..... ..... imd\ed ......... llU bUmed ...... . A ..m.-~ dfnt<ft•we •hich I once called a COM'Mfic comp1ny in N YOrt City abOUt. 'll!'Onckriftl If l a>uad bt bouled a I pctfunw. I at.al t.b1 Kk ft lmdlJ bcUtt th'an , most mag;mnrs. but the people at the cosmetic rnmpan) were not even interested enough to come see for themselves. But I am gelling ahead of myself. I brou&ht the dog home at Christmas. m )' wife named her Helen and cuddled htr all afternoon. When shr finally put her down. the dog walked to a spot undrr the desk and suye~ there for the nrxt sc' en or eiaht yean. coming out only to eat. use the t'C'St room fac1ht1es, and once to set pregnant. The product of that matins - between Helen and my other d<>s. McGuire -was a disaster. l l"C'" member br'inlina• cardboard box (ull of beautiful seven-week old &<>Iden retriever puppies into the office. 11 vin1 them to people with children and yards and convertibles. little tame bombs wait1n1 tci ao off. The least expensive one I know of ate pan ofa couch that belonuct to 1 man I worked for named Sial~ and the~ot theshiny lhinp off an hts loafers. Those loafers.. as I remember, wctt rcptilcsklnsand I think Stalbefl lo~thcm. Tht most Cllpc.nsi \IC puppy became 1 cow killer. I _pve tum lo an editor wbo h\'ed 1n the count~ bca• he hkftt the~ and quaci, and tltC d9I """uf to kill h.is Deflhbof~s cows for epon. hive •=..wonckftd what ~ •Y to 1 retriever that C'Of'MI hOCM IWO nisfnS I~ atid in ""' blood, .. .., do& .. '? At any ~ratt. one r11ny aftcrnooo I carried Hdtn into 1 vetcrinarie1''s Oftlce -)OU always hid •o ~ bcf ialO I '1C\tnnanaft'I ofticc. you cOWdft'I pull her lft Ihm~· I Joba DeCft-Ind Md lttr aht.'filCt ill a way thlt WO\lld ~· ftutMr Pftl-Nndts. .. Th I wtll prob9btJ calm her clown. aoo." the wtmnarian 11id. II did not calm twt doWn hOnl~ 1ftff her mum hm tht PETE DEXTER hospital. the dog bee.an smiling. If )OU called her for any reason -including dinner -she woukS show you the worst grin you have evCT sttn and then curl o n herself. mak.1na squecz- ina noises. until both her face and bet back end were pointed the other WI)'. Then she went white faced. and then one of her tear duasaot stopped up. so her eye had to be cleaned every day. She bepn to twitch. She smv cysts that had to be su~ly re- m oved and there were infected tmh and infee1ed can and bald spots and -.ans on her eye lids and biah blood P' uure and other Streu-related ill· :ues.. Then we moved here. Herpms turned blact. ruinina her smik. Slit speeds bet days now in• comer c,fthe cfinins room. w daltcst pf.Ice en the hOule. She a.t quiet duri• lbe day. hippy moUlh tM1 noOli• is comlns up ~h.inc:fhtf. '*1 duri• the niabt * cries. And I tic tn bed, t.hree or fOUr o•dod in ~ monH ... ...S wan b' hc:r 10 .JIOI> Aad wttn • --.·i. I ,ct up aDd w.lt into t.ht =~ to~ if.llw "81SIO., . ~doa.. I ru my Mad over her coat. I hear mYldf ~IMrMMI& is..,.,... ~At dit_...Olmyvoice 1M miles 1naam. ... , • A n.a of teftlt 1a Ute din. ' .,..,. 8allir II a IJll.H W ', ,.~ ......... 0011 FENLEY Who put the Sig in the Sig Alert? 't ou ·, c had breaHa,t. sloshed cof- fee 1n10 3 commuter mug and sur- rendered ~our ~~che to the hurT}·UP- and-'l.\all mode The frttwa' 1s homblt . .\ Ferran 1 hat can de' our a road at 140 mph 1s no faster than a Yugo dunng rush hour. and bumper-to-bumper traffic doesn·1 d1scnminatc "hen 11 ladles out frustra11on. Most of the time there's not much a commuter can do about the traffic. but it htlps to know what's happening and why. Radio rcponers arc Jabbenng about a Sig Alen. but it's on another freewa)' Then. without notice. the traffic thins You look. but there are no wrttks. nothing in the road. no cll.planauon for tht traffic jam that held hundreds. maybe thousands of commuters in its vice-like grip T"'o of the enigmas of comcnutm1 1 n. around or through Orangr and Los Angeles counties arc traffic Jams that ha'e no cause and Sig Alens ..\ Sag .\ten 1s a puzzle because e"rno ne talks about 11. but few people can ttll irou what 1t 1s or how 1t got Its name Talk 10 enough law enforttment offirn1ls and )OU can pu~tt t~ther 1 rough descnpuon ofa Sig Alen. It's a ma1or problem on a ma1or street or freewa) thit will be cleared in t~o hours or less.. 'But most pohcc. CHP and state De~mcnt of Transpor- tauon spo .. csmcn are not sure wh) 1t'!i called a Sig Alen. 8111 Keene. KNX Radio's traffic and "Cather reponer. says there's a "en simple reason behind the name The Sig Alen was born an the m1d· I 950s. Lloyd Sigmon. the gen- eral manager of KMPC. was con- cerned 1hat police couldn't warn the public 1fa ma1or problem occurred The Los ..\ngelcs Pohcc Depart- ment'!> dcus1on-makcrs listened to S1gmon·s concern and agrttd. The~ decided to install a direct telephone hne from the Pohcc Department to the cit} ·s radio stations. ..\ccord1ng to Keene. the stations had tape recorders hooked up 10 the phone and agreed 10 pla) the taped warnmg as soon as 1t was received, or. 1n the case of some of the smaJlcr stations. as soon as thn nouced. Poll~ h .. rd the S}Stem. ft was a good pubhc sen1cc. Radio station managers liked It too beausc 11 P't them an edge 1n 3 compet1t1ve ~ws market There was only one problem. The system had to have a name. Some- thing simple enough to fit into pohcc Jargon Sance the idea was Sigmon 's. the first pan of his name and alert WC1"t combined. and the St.1 Alen was official When commun1cauons advanced be}ond any1hing dreamed about 1n the I 950s. the Sis Alen found 1 home to warn motonsts about a traffic problem. Thett's aJso an explanation for the phantom traffic J•ms When Da\<1d Fridman was re- searching his book ··1mpondcrabin.." he interviewed traffic cxpens about 1h1s com mating oddit). The ellpen.s contend that most dnvers operate their QJ"S at peak efficiency around 35 mph, but Mil d rive faster when thn1!'s i>IC'!!Y of room on the highway. When traffic on a highway reaches its optimum c:a- paClty, some drivers slow 10 a speed where they feel safer. This causes a shock-wavr effect because driven behind thr slow pokes bqin lookina for somcth1n1 causing the slo~ pace, which cau~ them to slow down and become more cauuous. Accordm' to Feldman's experts.. a few slow dmen can set off a sbock- wa'c effect for miles behind t.bcm. and 1f the traffic volume is hi&b. can cause bumper-to-bum~ traffic. The shock-v.-ave traffic jam breaks up when u comes to pockets of ~ttt traffic in front of 1L The faster driven pass the slow pokes and as the traffic th1ni the sJov.u driven are c:onfidtnt enouah to drive faster. 1 T oo~r 1 .. H 1sroR ~ I~ ~ - -I Cc to L can m11 Ots. A ed I Jou. ye&J C'CUI Disney executives·get most pay Company's three highest offi cers s weep top three places in compensation poll LOS ANGELES -Looking to cam more money this ~ You micht consader a Job at The Walt Disney Co. Acoordtng to a report to be publish- ed in today's Los AQldes Business JoumaJ, Mach.ael Eisner, Disney's 4S- year-okt chairman and chief e:a- ccutivc offitw, m:cived nearly US m1lli0f'I an total compcnsauon last ye.ar. Io a list of tht I 00 highest patd public company uecuuvcs an Los Angeles. The Business Journal ranks Ewtcr No. I, with Disney president and chacf opcnuna offioer, Frank Wells second at $27 milhon. Gary Wilson. Disney's chief financial of- ficrr. c:arM an a distant third wnh J&W ovtt S'4 mLlhon in c::ompmsauon. The Business Journal's 1988 last shows SI eJ.ecuuves who crossed the million dollar mark an annual Pl)'. up by nearly a dozen over last year's hst Alt<>gtlher, the top 100 tx.ecutaves e.am~ 1ppro1umately S 189 malhon. or an avenqc ofS9SO an hour All in a day's work? lndustrf anaJyiu Sttm to think so. The Busjness Joumars tau shows that s.1x of the top 10 paid CXCC'Utives arc establish~ enteruinment gurus En tma.iruncn t anal )'Sb lnterVIC"WC!d by the Busancss Journal bdJtvc lhest pcopJt deserved evtty penny they got .. This is a business where you nthtt make It or you don't," Lhey told lht Busmess Journal. ~People are enber bnlhant or the) fad. and the ones who make 1t dei.ervc lo be rewarded." The Bu'>incss Journal's rcpon emphas1z~ that totaJ compcnsauon consists of more than wcckJy salary alone. Stock options and special prolit-f'('lated bonuses make up \he bulk of 1he~ t'Xecuuves' incomes. follo~1ng the .. pa} for performance .. trend tha1 has developed among leading corporations an r~nt years. For example. Bruce Karatz.. prcs1- dent of Kaufman and Broad Home Corp "ho ranked fourth on the . Business Journal's last. earned more than SI 5 m1ll1on in bonu~ based on his performance O\er the past five )e31"'> Real estau: anal)sts told the Busi- n1tss Juurndl 1hat Kaufman and Broad·s nn:puonal profits over th15 penod mon.· 1han Justify K.aratt·s bonu) The Business Journal notes a nC"Yt< attitude to"ard m1lhon dollar-plus compensa11on staling that the sense ofav.e OH'rthese figures has I~. ··Al one lime people would be shocked at these salanes." an ins1der remarled '"'o" they JUSt say, 'Well. he worked hard ... 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Market drops again NEW YORK (AP) -The stock .market recorded us fourth straight loss Monday, sull beset by fears of higher interest rates. Trading was quiet, aside from d1v1dend· related activity in h1gh-y1elding utility issues and some takeover developments. Otherwise. bro.ken said the mood of the marketplace remained wary and subdued. . .. Widespread talk continued of the poss1b1hty of further increases in interest rates, given the recent strength of the economy and fears of reviving infl ation. Interest rates were m ostly higher today in the government securittes market. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials dropped 10.11to1,997.35.extrndingits lossover the past four sessions to 61 .0 I points. Declining issues outnumbered advances by more than 2 tp I on the Nrw York Stock Exchange. with 523 up, 952 down and 483 unchanged. . Big Board volume totaled 166.32 million shares. against 129.08 million in the previous session. The NYSE's composite index fell 60 to 145.~8. People NEED Classified WHAT AMEX Om NEW YORK <AP) Mav 9 Ad11anceo Declined ¥nchan11ed otalinues New hiohs New tows , .. ~ 1 13 AMEX LEADERS PrttY. ~ Ht 10 11 NEW YORK <AP) -Sales, 4 p m Monday price and net cf\er19e Qf tl'le 10 most active American Stock Excha119e iu~s. trading natlonallv at mOl't ll'lan SI Name v.-i!o Last Ota. OomePlrt JM,. 11/t +I· 16 Amdahl .Jo.I 431, -,., Oelmed 1is,~. 11-16 +l-16 8olarPh l 6> 26 -11·1 LorimarTel 46; 131,.. + ,., HornHar 19S, 1 1• Fldata 1S9, 711') + ''!! FIAustPr l•S. 9'"' TexuAlrCP l••.7 101'• '& TelttSPl'lere IJS, s '. GOLD QUOTES Seleclec:t wOflcl go1<1 P<>Ce M<W>Oay by TM At soc1a1ec:tPr.,.. UMIOcMI mo<nlfl9 "-"'9,. 1-4•3 eo up so ao l-•Hernoon lla"'Q" l•A« AO uo $1 llO l'owle •'1etnoon ''"'"G 15 $44' 13. 119 s , 56 Fr~ ""'"9 is lHl llS on S2 43 z.,..1ct1 •••• •ftetnoon t>l<l S<OU 75 uP ', 1s 5•4S 2S aslte<I -yl Hltl,,._1,$4'4 •O 11p S1 80 E "tlleft.ttd 11 sos a 1. up I 1 6 1 t........,.i '*'"-.. s..aa 10. 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Dow Jones eraees for Monda.!Y· ds 1fJrr1 1fS9 1tl'J 1mJs-10. n . ..a '2 . l. 9-11. , I !l!(!u:: a ,i:ff :ti·· 11\d\JS 12,11, Tran 3. , Ullls SO, ~~k u.'. NASDAQ SUMMAR Y After a hard day at work .•. le• Time To Relax. Here's how: l. Sit down in your favorite chair. 2. Take o(( your aboes. 3. Inhale d~ly. ·4. Le\ it out. 6. Start readm1 The Daily Pilot. Call Today for Home Delivery 642-4333·-:.•..., a .. .. , u d1 re I( hi Cl &I pl ha d1 fa bi th tu er n1 fa SC ·~ tc B ~ YC ac B· ht d1 IS c. ca m So- (V IC un .... Fo Fo Es -I It ca ra co La n an th• f ,A .. • t 'HayFever' fine, funny UCI farce IJ BONNIE PEVERGEON ........ cc.-........ Noel Co~1rd'1 madcap social faiu "Hay Fever," curttntly on stage It UCI. is fint rate parlor comedy under lhcdirution of Mary Anne M<:Garry. The setting is a stylish drawing room int he country house of retired actress Judith Bliss and her novelist husband David. T<>&ether w1th their caustic children -dau&hter Sorel and son Simon -the Blisses have planned a Wttkend family retreat. Unbeknownst to the others. each has 1nvued a weekend aucst. The demands that each guest &ct the favored room begin tht playful bickerina and upsta&ma tf.at thread their way throulflout the repartee As the aucsts arrive they arc. in tum. courted. cast aside. ignored. embraced and bewlldered untal they nearly appear as an audience to the family's dramatic stagings. Rudeness prevails as the fam1I) sets out to enJO) their time and space -often lD the total exclusion of their guests with an almost defiant air toward common social courtesies. Perkins 1s the mild-mannered David Bliss. the somewhat detached hus- band and father "-'Ith a roving eye. Judy YounJ and Ron Hasttnas arc the appropriately concettcd and precocious son and daughter. Sorel and Simon Both arc convincing as brats whose selfish behavior has earned over ant@ adulthood Kmy Balay 1s delightful as the shy. vulnerable Jaclue Coryton. a nch combination oflovable character and animated body language perfectly pack.aaed from head 10 toe -most entertaining. In addu1on to Jackie other guests for the weekend are ponra)ed b) Jonathan Greenman Leslie Gra) and Mark Booher -all in commendable performances Clara the maid. une of man) who ha\C scncd this unu!>ual household. 1s 1 ntcrpreted b) f: Ian a S1ff) 'E.T.' will vis.it U .S video stores in fall By JERJlY BUCI l#T........,.._, LOS ANGELES -"'E T ~ Extra-TenntnaJ ttw most popular mo' 1c ofall 11me.1o1.1ll be ~la.~ th1i fall 1s a '1ckocti~ttc ~•th a mam- moth campaign b) MC.\ Homt Video and tht P~ Cola C: o P\ans for t.bt 101nt campe1sn ~ announced b) uffittn of the two lOmpantn at a n~s conft.rcnu o n 1 L:n1-venal Studios sound sugt d('(or· ated Lo look like a -.ooded SUM from the 1981 mo\le, The v1dC'O ,.,11 be ~leaitd Oct 2"' at a reuul pnce ofS14 9S ~id G t-ne F C,1aquin10. prc-s1dc.'n1 of MC'.\ Homl' En1tna1nmcnt Group The Pepsi Cola Co •ill suppon the Hdto relea5ot "1lh th<" grccttnt a<heni!t1ng carnpa1sn in 1t\ h \to~ said R°'cr Ennco ptn1dent : PeP91 Cola Y. orld W ide Bc'eragn Pei>'\• has coll\m1~1oned a \Crte\ 111 ttk-- ' 1s1on commc:ruah reatunn 'f T •· and"" 111offeras5 rt"bak on rurch.t\t" of the' rdeo [nmo said Pcp-\1 \lo 111 dlx ~uppun .. ET·· "llh d1!tpl<t\\ in m11rt" thar. N • 1i<111 retail stor<"Sand Arll \p.'.Jn\or a \\\ll'P\tal c.-s g1" 1n~ Jlo\.i\ mort' th.ln 11-)()11 fr~ cop•M 111 1 ht" ' de11 Tb<" OIO\ ~. p.-odua:d b)' \U pttlbt-r' le-tis lbc st°"' of an~ ma htUc: a1itn frum anotbn •bo became marooned oo earth •U btfnenckd b) a JrOUP of _ ctuldrt'n The chaSdrco prOU'C1 b!.! from IO"C:mrnf'nl ts looki I - him and hd p him return to hu v.orld "E.. T .. has t.lltn m more th.an Slli millio n 1n film rental,.. 'Al tb lk ""urldv.1dr bo>. offi,c r-st1~ttd aJ nc~rh SSOO million UlllqUIOW ~·d tht' -E T -\ tdcO Y>ould ,.Ul"JMSS all e'pcrtatJons for the h1&hes1 ll'\ hnii::il sUndanb tor pte- turc and wunJ --in add1t1on MC~ t.al1ng uoprcct'd<'n&cd K"CUnt> SlCp lo C'nS~ lhal U\tOmC'rs ITCCl\e a lcg1t1nutc 1.op' .. nd not a counltt- fe11 .. he: u1d He d1J not sa> wha1 tho"' \I~ v.vulJ be T hl '1dc:c11.a\lltlll" v.111 be rclca9cil \tmultancuu~h Jround lM v.°"4.. \ah.! C11aqu1nt~ v.ho added at •tlJ not t1': \hov. n on pa) tclc' is1on or on > p..1~ -~J-\ It""' tM\I\ Lori Thimscn's rcndenng of Judith Bliss -the person1ficat1on of statu- esque arrogance -is superb. Her very presence commands attentio n and a measure of submission. Ken Stage design -including the ornate parlor backt:d h> "1nduws through which the aud1cme lan see actual rain falling on an outdoor pa110 -•~accomplished b) Richard T np- le11. a UCI drama profe~sor "ho al~ contributes the c0Mum1ng. Al· mosphenc lighting 1s b~ ( amcron Harvey, head of theater de\1gn Ron Haattnga and Lealle Gray ln "Hay Fever" at UCI. I o < 11d4u1n1u !>.aid tht: t~u ompantl"' "cruld sp1:nd S25 mlll1or promut1ne lhl '1deu rde~~ \H .\ Pl"Jl" .tnd p1dbt·rgs com· pam ""Ill m<A~c .. cuntnbutaon fro1P thl· pre~ 1."\:d\ 11f the "1cko sale to 1 'lpc1.1al r >h m p1 " The group SUP: pon~ a1. II\ 1t1e\ lor mcntall) ~ A fine piece of fam11,, cn1ena1n- ment. "Ha} f c\cr" continue\ 1h1!> \\.eek "1th closing performance\ Wcdnc~a> through Saturda~ at !'. p m in till I < I \ 11lage Theatl'r <all 8'16 5!)(~1 tiir 1 l'"'t orde~ Sound Machine puts' Anything' on top By Tk A11oclated Press The following arc the top rttord hits and leading popular compact discs as the) appear 1n this week's issue of Billboard magazine Copyngh1 1988, Billboard Pubh- cat1ons. Inc Reprinted wtth pcr- m1ss1on HOT $1NGLES 1 "Anvthlne For vou· GIOrl• Eltefen & M1am1 Sound ~I,,. (EPIC) 2 "Shetler.O Oreeml JC>flnnv Helt\ Jen (Vir gin) l "Wi"'lnll Well" T_,ence Trerit O' Arbv !Columblel •"One ""'°'" Trv GllOI'~ M·che111 !C04 umbl•l 1 "P1nk Cadlff.llC" Netetle Coi. 1EMI Men n.t1en) '-"A,_ .... ,°" Mv Mine! 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"IHAJC:EDOWN" (") Wt ll.llll !l .. 7 .. t4\ "DEAD HEAT' , .. , • NCQPO 1•tt1 "SUNSET' (R) JmJGoWIJ 11~·· 1EEn.E JUICF" tf'G) ~IUfCll 1•1• s• 1•,.._1tt$ -TME Mll.AOAO KAMFtEU> WAit"" C9't ll•z.•t-.7 »-J .. -SHAKEDOWN" (9' I WI fil"1 1 t~t-JI "JUOGlllEfT .. llERUlr (PG) t•Ut·ltlS "a.ALU'" CN ) I .. l »l.Jt.1.»ta \ Jthktn For Your Convenience CONTIN ENTAL EYEWEAR 1s Now a·n "Optique Mobile" •;;r..,. ... ~ ., •, :::.it• r Master Optician Sander Lausen "' I .r1s 1ou' home or office' '°'~" •'Y~ ... 640-2020 or 640-9080 Ca.INa.AL EYEWEAR ... with tt. futln in sight! -ST AM> A DEUVEr (N ) ·~~TO M>Wl MftJr f'GI I 6 It I! -SHAJCE DOW' (lt)S.W 11.UDt ~,., .. ..._oXJ a.U£r {P011) au • A9C)yt TltE LAW" (111) Ul-ltU "9EE'TLE -'UICE"' ~· ,. DO.P ..-i wraa UH611• -COlOflS" 11t1 ..., \~1•1• :~ -.v KST FRENO IS AV~(f'GI \61··· 1ilC>ONSTRUClt- (P0) 6»1•• '"WALL STME& I (91) tll DAILY llAT'M£S AT EDWAM>S TO.. QM I DI ft.L.AQE QM I Ell ---YIU() llAU EJ.TOllO LAO.._ M&.La llALL. ~IHAJCEt>OWN"' (9') s.w ruirt ••ll~ltU -STICICY RI I raERS" ... llS-ll~ltlS "ASSAUI TM THE l(LL.8' Dr Cltl , ....... .. A80ft n9 LAW"~ .... omawa-CNU> ••rt• # Readers give Ann advice bew dial we were lleba& laflle4 for m.ey te IMly ......... clp.rdtes. 0 ..... CIS ..... J.,. tilt ..... '"" ... . ......... a.-CifMY & 1.-., .... ........ Alie ....._. .._ II~ DEAR A N LANDERS "tt )OU nuts" The &<h ace )OU P"'C to -Necd- u11 Ad' ace 1n 011 fountf) ·• v.as the dumbest )Cl ~ woman v.ntcs that her 34-ycar- old brother (worklng pan-umc and mamcd lO a shopptq edcbct) ts tn a ttJht spot finaoe.a.lJY. for t.M ump- 1.tefth umt. Ht needs fi nancial bdp or LM) will lotr tbo:r borm-Thcir malher has toad Sas that 1fsbc doesn't come throuJI!. she wm &•"'c Sonny Bo) her Social Secunty check From Los A~lcs Get real. Ann. \\ h) ~ould Sas Leep rescuana a 34- ycar-old Yf1mp and hts shoppina- lddkUd wife! ffa\.'e you aone on vacatJoa and turned the column over to a pan-time hi&h tebool copy p rf? I can't ~hc'e )OU wrott that lousy anlY.'tt • ..... l9C ~ ---·· AJ..I .,, .. lo!MIMnt .. Out n.. .... Tiii .. ...... tle..t And )OU caved m' Don't )OU reahzc that Mom is blackma1hn1 ~ and 1fS1s keeps bailing them out the) .. 111 neH·r br able to nake II on their own., Let them lose the house ll mighl .. ake tht'm up -DON T . n \KL.:\ "-10 C .\LIF brolher has a history of fiK:aJ 1r· responsib1hl) He bas always hved ~yond ht\ mt>ans Rescuins him apm will onl\ postpone th<' da) of reckonang Tht sooner he 1s JOhed back to rcaht~ tht" ~tter 'ou goofed An nae. IJ D -LlJ CJ ®J m G) m .... ..... -..... u ... , AIC ..... TillWlt'I ~ ca.. ..... ._... ..... '"""" ..... ~ .._ ca.-..... AIC ~-..... LA ..... .. ~ lltilm.llZIM ll'•lllatll Low ~-c.-1'n ls.ua,. ..... ......... WI\, t..e. Coun or Of• a-I f1111ttr .... ~ Colldort n.. Dlline Wheel or J~ .. dyl ca.. fClfWM ~ LA. ......... "' Mlllory °"" °" Qo .... lliDt'4I (fQ. .. , .... ""'9 FISlwNI\ Cal1 ChMl'I Tiii ....,_ n. leume !Mntfy ,... ......... ... 0...19111no Nntlart a.~ t.gney l Ucfir """ Sin Alie W.IMll hoWlf Diego ..... ltOG,000 ..... Higll Don t • Alr.4 ol II• Dn 17ll Lo" ""'"'id Aolltn -eeninect·n llllc<iywt The lovmt Wenlty .._ NltMJllw War ol t'-Wondt tG Sll ... ..... le''"'"' AlllH The Ii•~ 41 HRS 1A 121 ... Min Milloy R111~ :91• Tre« Ditco-ie. Unitt-All·~ican H1;11 Thlt Hono,... On Ttln-n ...,Sc_ Co"" Publlt Trust DEAR DON: My mailmu a.a. a ~nia from carryia& ia llac bap •f matt n.ou.uds of readers an ltllUlg me kilo• tbt my ~dvitt wu tt-rTjbl..c. Herc arc .omc addlliouJ 1·0~111s Frem ll«tferd, W.: "Oil Coutry" ...._.. &Ac -'t's a member of my llubuill'1 famUy. Every time ck pMee rtqs I wo..ter wllkll ...aaw ts cam., &e lilt u •P ror 1 UttJe cull •&U ant pey4ay. A few wttb a1• Ills brockr callH ud A.id ~ lttt'dH mooey for f11el oU M y bsbud got s mart a.ad uke4, "Wllal's dae •amber of tk ~mpuy yoa bay from! I1J orde r Ute oU ud ask daem to saad ck biU to me." His brottacr -'ot ba~ "Forcet ii," ud ~·n~ 1p. We aow From Omaha. Your ad viCl" to Sis was wrong. wrona. wrong. r ve ~n throuJh the same thtng with my )Oungcr sister and at's no fun. Dad spo1 led her rotten and she pla)ed him hle a harp E'erytluf\lsbe wanted he ga\C her n en thou&h he didn•t ha"e much 10 begin ~uh. Sis.married a no- good bum and had two luds. Dad still paid her bills 4.ftf"r Dad died she tned to get ml' 10 bail her out M ) husband said ''l\o "a~ --m l9C 0-. Wheel ol iJeo11•~ ALI My Two SolMllltn; It Oul Th.l'I ..... n. .... From ...,e .. Orleans I .. ,sh "011 ( •Juntf" · had .. n11en to mt 1n.,1eaJ it to 'llu She -.ould ha'e gotten a nH1l h more stns1blc answer Her HOROSCOPE So. dear ruder•, l.ktt )'OD llave It from llac World at La,...e. I bereby acbaowledce llaat my advice was a bammcr. I bopc Sis Ifft Ws coluna a.Del follo"s tbc saucstiom of t~c J•r> tbat jadccs me every day. Tbcrc·~ a lot of wisdom oat t.bett. Em em m ME IAAY ctN CNN ..... Fol1un. i..v-Hiii "-• 1111 Lo'9 Tit,, Undlly Fee• ol """' lu11ne• u• Cultut• Pwn11ng Anor1 Ende" °"' 0.. Perry IMton ....... ~ Ill,_ WO-ll'G 11) •- 111"'9 (. l:lieltttl Honor ' .. , -• The nlll Club T.i.tllon uny Kina u .. 1 IEwn1na Newt If ltw un S.I Dldt "-'• 1111 Lord Th• Honor allle Cour1 Hovan1 Hi>;an ' HtroM HwoH ll111prcw l.ft Com 11ern PG •-111e11on sa .... I lllDnftltM S11<>r11 • C..On In Touc:ll TIN 10.no Clwlttlan Doug Todey l lt..ryM Cl-' DiK O\llrlH Undtr· L.nrtnc• Welll COlllr .. t Padic wit., X.ru Mochar s 01y l<Mmi Co"'NI TM f141t1 .. 14N11ol ~ NII ion Owl Tlw LtWlnQ Pt111t« IThlM Women tPG. T7I ..-. &:II ••• flit lllVlll•IY of Pluuo f !151 -IMovte !Pe« Chase Bunw IGroudlo JTllt 700 Club HllwtHIQlll 1•0111~ INewtH>alll Uodlte l5oo111 Pllbllc POiiey Conft- ~ ~ DtS : llM Mov• ·G 9'1 •• Froo S no lfa'llily Moblnton IDNl'll AlDllQ IN Molln4! 1111 .-IOa• IM. Fonda TKsday. May It 1ea1ured ESlltl ._ ... 1• JOI ~l l""alyol!S 'llaa&lt!W latlll.._ ISP4CW11er 011.,. 1'11Qllhght1 .._,'"' fTnv• lliportl.ooi I Sal<Anler ARJES (\ian-h 21-~pnl IYL Suck close to borne. 11 : JH1hle Check p1i.1mb1ng be awart' LIBRA (Sept .:'3-Ckt :':' 1 D" rNf\ u1il1u art1sl1l talents. make pubu~ appearanu~s. T hu)t: v. ho "counted \OU out" art' 1n (or a 'urpn\e rocu~ on perwnalll\ St-nsuaht) so appeal ~ag.11t.tnan "'111 pla\ dominant role ,.Al. Hk> UfE llAl ~~-Corvo n s.i,,. 11 n.y SUI c.I! W. fl'Oll\ !br W.11 to Ina 151 IPG 171 • .i.dl 16 •SI ,QDUlll Awllb •P•t • 11 .. ...... 'Lo"' W. Ttn0t1 '56 • • 14.lGI 1Cof!ltd11 24 ~. fruto P\'0M11do A.Mum ot I.ht .i.dl 1PG 1J1 • • • Wal'lltd: Deld Of Ah • 110 I SI \!I ·97) •• Cllaney l l.xey Jack l M1q lnWlllMnl A«M90ry But '3100 SQ .... Wh111 Uo. Do<~ o::; 121 .... St .. wc1es1 Scllool A •1 • bds11.. matenal t 1~\lhtl1 1' that ~ Jr'> "111 suddenh ht a11crcd Fam1h 'll (mha presents .,·111anl 1al ~urpn~ ·· SYDNEY 0MARR SCORPIO f0c1 :'3-\,o' :' 1 ) our "best qual111l',·· surge to fordront Lunar a\ped 1.oinc 1de!> "tlh populanr' speculation. sens.uallt}. romantt 't ou·11 make" hat man~ consider a "remark.able comehad ·· Pu~h ahead. NC1( l FilllMf I Dell"" Cin i Do Obi. o.,. OtdoY Mr Ed l Sons 0 R .. d Lauaft In 1Cllr 54 Mol\k-tS1111e sn l'\llJll Mein 51 q, 8o11na • ~ '"CIQ"'I •1 "'t fOfllm l='Qm ~ooo Ca,• lt\111 W1c1no 101 trie Moon •PG• Mo"'• ~ liliDN 151 1C1-c Ao" ~ Ron Reunion S2 Ptck·Up A 86\ •• Co•name· Kynl 1Pw1 •1 1811 r .wru~ I~ in picture •••••••••••••• NC w.ttz Aero• T11a PG !.11 ... Th• Money Pit l'G !161 ... IOW\OtrOUllY Cl-A 86• • lilo¥1• USA c.toon t riwe-Jl ttwOll ·Rtotlde , WWf P""' e f' ime Wtt1 liflG .,.....,. TAL'RL'S (Apnl ~ 1..Ma' 2• 11 Ddint' lt'rms look. ~hind the ~nt"S. realize memtx-r ul opposne SL"' does cal'( but 1s no1 1n position 10 pro'(' n .. Wish -.111 ~ granred. ~ou could acrualh "'n unti.•st Coopcrate v.11h <\nes na11"e SAGmARIUS(No' :'.:'.-Dec. :'II Do'>Omcper'>onal detectn e -.or\. ( hec'-dut''> ma'-e 1nqu1n~. g1\'t' full mn to intellectual cuno~1l\ \hon tnp in' oh es member ol opposite sex Protect '>t'lUnl\ vi home and fam1I~ WGll I HelCll ~I PG Ne'" USA Toi\ Tw11tQftl Maa11um , Tllt A.ndrolMda St '9>n '::i -11 • • WO" NII I G«lat111llc ~ Ne ... Sll'MI .S""on & S1111on ,l:llt~llll Jot Frrihn Horne Sll0pp11111 CAPRICORN (Oct 2:'-Jan lql Look be~ond tht: 1mmed1ate. make doml',t1t adJU!>tment. beaut1f) \ur round1ngs Lunar empi1a\1\ on ideas '1\tts. trip'> relall\ es Mone\ i:ome\ Imm surpn~ \ource L1hra figurc-s promincntl> : .. '""" lf l'W ... ,,.,, ... ., ~' "".". v ... Corv•n• Summer ,II(, •••• IN11honll ueoaruruc flplo,.., tH dcastlt ~x lnn.oon U S.A. q as. • tUSA Ton H moon., Star Trtll ITwi1tatc !USA Toi\ Secrets ot Succ- GEMll\I (Ma\ :' 1-J une 201 Empham on po"'er Juthonl} promouon ab1lm 10 ··hobnoh .. v.11h higher- .JPS Deadline 1s present b~ mcc11ng 11 'ou gain presttge 1in.in .. ·1al re"ard Some "hn douhted 'our capabtln1c' dklnge IUD(' I Z 15ometft1no'Y1h• Sl An Ametun 111 P1r1S S•t .,... l..llura 1•'l -fSMlura1 II (5'1 • .. AQVARIUS (Jan .:'f}-Feb 18) \\hat had been lo\I v.111 be reco' ered Kn 1~ ra11enl·e. pers1stl'me "'tlhngnt''' to pla) "'ailing game ) ou'll become more a"are of 'hidden 'al•Jes ·· Finam 1al 1s!\ues surge to forefront l.M. Bovo Compa.te televlalon 11•11"9• In Sund•y'a TV Piiot. CANCER IJune 21-Juh ::!:'l <Jood lunar a\pcc1 .. uinc1de-s wtth lommun1cauon. tra,el. ··ps)Ch1c in· .. umc ··Search is completed \OU get -.hat ~ou need lo,t· plays outstanding rolt' Populant~ poht1cal fonunt"S soar up~ards. LEO (Juh :'3-~ug :':!I ~pothght on 1ndependenu: .. n~a11'11' onginaht'. affairs of hean l\.km~r~ lit oppos1tl'·..c,. arc far,cinatt'd !.Ome will makt' no ~ret ol 11 -\ddt·d 1n1.omc 1nd1ca1ed '1a contract nt>go11a11on PISCES I Feb 14-Marc h 201 Sana no h1ghltgh1' mone) 1ntegnt~. in1t1at1'e onginalm romance Monn in )Our !>lgll u11ncides "1th public acceptance popularn' ab1h1~ to Ix at right plaet~ at crucial moment IF MA\' 10 IS YOl R BIRTHDAY curn·nt 1. H k cmphas11c\ d1S1.:0\ef). 'anet' intcnstfkd rela110mh1p manta! statu'>. possible add111on to lam1h You·111ra,cl and "nle \Ou'll d1spla' ab1lt1' to put aLmss idea!> 1n d) nam1l entenainmg fashion .\ne' Leo -\quanu<i p1.:ople pla' important roll'<. in )Our Ille ) ou arc lreat1H' !K'nsual and \OU can d1<opla' ··~1ubborn \trt:ak · .\ · m·" lo' e· might be Lin honwn Playing a round time-consuming \ IRGO I .\ug .:' l-'::K'pt .:'::! l '::K'nse ol dtl'('('tWn r1.:\turl·d retonc 1lia11on "1th fam1l~ mem~r highlighted 1 hei." k~I nghts. locate needed documents. Focus on publl1. rda11ons. panne~h1p. mantal status -\quanan Memo to the fam•I> golfer· To pla' 'our U\uJI lour-hour round \OU put In nlllr~ llmt• than thr Japan~se took to bomh Pearl Hdrh<1r Or lhl ( or11.ord~ rclju1rc.·d on "' lir!>l tl1gh1 from Parl\ Ill '°'l'" ) llrk Or tho<;c,· Boc;t11n1Jn' lll'l'dl'd tor lht•1r Tea A ~SWER'\ TO \\ EEKL \ BRIDGt Ql 'IL !"-orth t.a,t ~oufh \\est Q.J-A, South. 'ulnerat>le, \CIU hold_ +KQ9&3 85 ~73 +KJ02 The bidding has pro .. eeded "or1b w t Soulh \\est I + Pass I + Pas'> 3 + Pa.u ? What do you bid nov. ' ~.-\our fit for pdr:ner', club '>UJI mpro'e~ \Our hand dramati..:all\. and you .. ould t"a~11' ha\e a slam 1f >OU don't have two faM hean loser~. Blackv.ood I\ not the kt') to that snformauon. so scan a cue-bidding 'equcnce Bid four diamond~ Q.2-A.s South, vulnerable. you ~ AUTO FACTS ~ YW lll•f '1b Palll Frecll BUMPS IN THE NIGHT Many deveto0trs ol ipartment build 1nrs and condominiums instaH "speed bumps.. 1n the park1ni tots scrnc1nc these bu11dtnp These rounded protrud- 111& mounds of asphalt are intended to iar speedma can and dnvers While these art1fic1al bumps may achetve their in- tended eftect. they may also be dome harm to urs tNt continually pm O'ftf them H•ttmc a bump al H>-15 M P.H. d bave httlt effect on tires and oms. Howevtr these bumps may knock 1 c:a(s front tnd out of alcnment or damaee the car's~-Wocse rel IS the dant- • they can do to atiiust systems All ttle mtehanicll problems aside. speed bumps have the potentlJI to wrest control of Ult car away from an unwary "''* Be ....... down '°' "speed bumps". ltttq oot It ls .. , H. wil .,.. tht dri• ind passqm • pd ~me ~ can deftnita.J -. n.. Ut. IWy °" C&f for fiM '.-w:e on WI _, Aldi. We deal attlMy Ml Witt! ..,.. ~ .. witll l!llft ,..,,.-,, too• W.'re It 2090 ~ 0,.. U tlr ,... COIRAllllCICe. l's tilnt ~:=='=~ ..... hold: + KQ913 85 A 73 + .. 10.? The bidding ha~ proceeded 'or1b Ease South \\est 1 • Pass I + Pass J + Pas~ 4 Pass 4 + Pas'i ? What acuon do )OU tak.e·J A--Partncr has denied first round hean control. but he could ~1111 ha' c second-round control that he "a~ unable 10 show. You should be safe at the five-level, so proceed wnh five clubs to announce second- round control of that su11. If partner sull denies a heart control. bow out at five spades. Q.3-As South, 'ulnerable, you hold: •KQ913 85 A73 •KlOl The bidding ha~ proceeded: Nortlt East Soutb West I • Pass l • Pass l • Pass 4 Pa 4 ,.... Pass ! What do you bid no-.? A.-You arc sure!} going 10 con- fract for slam, but you could eas1l) have a grand slam 1f panner has a reasonable club su11 Agam, 11's time 10 cue-bid your second-round club control-five clubs ts the call. CHARLES ., GOREN • Q.4-As South. 'ulnerable. ~ou hold + A 1073 K6 KS • AQ943 The bidding has proceeded: South West North East J • Pass 1 + Pass 3 + Pass 4 Pass 4 + Pass 5 + Pass ? What do you bid no-.? A.-De~plle the fact that you have denied fir~t -round hea n control, partner 1s still looking for slam It's ume to 1ell him about ) our second round heart control. Had it been a singleton, you would cue-bid five hearts; smce ii is the long, your cor- rcct caJI is fi\'e no trump, so that )our monarch will bt' protected from a lead through Q.5-As South. vulnerable. you hold + KQ91l SJ A 7S + 1'102 The bidding has proceeded: J+ Pai.<t I • Pass 3 • Pa.,~ 4 Pass 4 • Pai.s 5 • Pass S 'liiT Pt'iS ~ What do \ou b1d no"? A.-You arc certainly going to bid d \lam, It'\ \Im pl\ a question Of wh11..h '>tra111 II -.ou choo-;e to pla; 1n spades. a heart lead through your partner's lling could mean that the defender' take two tricks in the suit to beat you before you tven gel started Protect his king b~ bidding six no 1rump or six club'>. Q.6-A' <;outh, 'ulnerable, you hold: + KQ983 IO KQ6 + K 102 The bidding has proceeded· 1'orth t:.as t South Weist I + Pass 1 • Pass 3 + Pass ? What do you b~d no"'> A.-Don't even look for a cue-bid on this one. Smee you ha' e second- round control of every mil. the level of your contract will be determined solely by the number of aces partner holds. The way to elicll 1his infor- mation 1s by bidding four no trump-good old Blackwood. PROMISES to stop drinking too much or quit using drugs DO NOT WORK OUT-TREATMENT, the new.generation of treating alcohol/ drug abuse, DOES WORK ... Successfully Proven Program ••. Improves Your Lifestyle ... No Time Off from Your Job ... Affordable with No Extra Costs Make a PROMISE you can keep. CaJI us for HELP today. Frtt Confidential Assessment Fountain Vaky/Ormagc County (71.4) 966-8179 1-80C>341-3535 lt8llOillll ,Recovery Network bduslw Out·Truln•nt ~ Ladens ProYider ot ®*Y outPaticnt trutm<nt for c:tYemical ~hOEUCIU In SoUttiem c.a11torn1a Cllfatodllr~ i MOit INunnca plw ·~ J. p 11 l\ ber.bo<h knov.!l "hat "kit in the lunh" -means but hardl> an> bod' '-nu\.\'" hat J ··1urlh .. •~ -a deus" e dt kJt "'hac1n one gamepla"er ~als another b\ more rhan double the ddeated pia, t•r'<., !><.ore \.-ra' a "'t' snake and 'ou'll k1ll 1t The Tupioamha Indian~ of Bralll though! 11 fi111ng -"henc,er one of their o'>'n returned to their commum- 1' -10 greet ~1d homecomer "1th tear\. moan~. laments of sorrov. Tht Tup1namba are no" CJtltnlt r..obod> blamt''> that ru!>tom ~1111. their sctlle- mt·nt JU~t kept gelling smaller unul 11 d1s.1ppcared People: '>topped coming horn~ I gutss c >nh three pla)l'f"!> 1n the h1slOr) ot thr -....auonal Baskt•thall ..\ssoc1a11on ha\l' made the NB>\ -\II Star Game C\Cf'\ >ear 1hc\ pl3)l'd 1n the kagut Boh Pctll. krn \\.est and Julius Er"ng It'~ 1rad111onal 1n Japan for the eldal) to" rttc fl\)('tf) for the ed1fica- 11on of thl'1r ~un "ors 4.nd tht'1r sur' I\ ors read 1t. I'm told Cultures dilfrr don I th .. '' -ldJitiilllm-------- ACROSS 1 Entrance 5 Time stamp 10 Breton. e.g 14 Not home 15 lruclbte 16 Caucasian language 17 Hair growth 18 Falls 19 The-MuMI 20 W00t pref 21 Luxuriate 22 Walk WMflly 24 Breether 26 Threadbare ~7 Befont 28 Pronged spears 31 Sprinted 3.4 a.oance 35 HOU98 pet 36 Of the USA pref. 37 Expert• 33 LJama land 39 Tone G 40 sn.tter 41 Auto type 42 Heed off « Bit of wit 45 Pioneer Danie! - "6 Nesttod 50 Kept out 52 Pitches 53 Part of ''10 be" 54 ln.tl lalel 55 Ctrcumvent 57 Iowa State Qty 58 Sur1 no6M 59 Roc::klea, •.g 60 Week 61 P«fonner 62 Quic*MU &3 Hoedwear DOWN 1 Vegu patron 2 ~ 3 Sharp tat• 4 Spot 5 Ellpwld 60..el~ 7 Aa16gnmont 8 s.uon: Fr. 9 Circumect1be 10 Oenl8h king 11 Showed 12 "Auld - Syno" 13 Woody ptan1 21 F1* 23 Floet 25 Equal 26 Small .mount 21 Swttc:h 29 ltteh vtHage 30 Knock out 31 lntt.t• 32 Aomengod 33 Solemntn J, 3-4 Claaalfy 37 Roars 31 Be delayed 40 BIK«thom 41 FOM! 43 Room.,.. ~ Put through • .... :;=demon 48 Elevate 49 Lectern• 50 Verslflet 51 Indeed: Ir 52 Melody 58 OrtM or-div 57 Wood - Pl IN Al '(( ), ( ~ GJ l M ~,o Tt ... •.I Di RCJ by Bit Keane Mean I put this up in here? 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NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING ZONE CHANGE.NO. 17-7 (RECOCATION A8818TANCE PLAN AND IMPACT OF CONVERSION REPORT)/ DRA" SUPPLEMENTAL ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT REPORT NO. 82·2/ PRECISE PLAN OF STREET ALIGNMENT NO. 88-1/ DEVELOPMENT AGREEMENT I CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT NO. 17-11 WITH SPECIAL PERMITS/ TENTATIVE TRACT NO. 13045/ COASTAL DEVELOPMENT PERMIT NO. 87-17 (To consider the Waterfront Project, a mixed-use development. Included is a Zone Change to remove the MH (Mobilehome) overlay zone which includes an Impact of Conversion Report and Reloca- tion Assistance Plan, a Draft Supplemental Environmental Impact Report, a Precise Plan of Street Alignment for the extension of Walnut Avenue, a Development Agreement for the master concep- tual plan, a Conditional Use Permit, Tentative Tract, and Coastal Development Permit for Phase 1 of the master plan for a 296 room resort hotel.) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Huntington Beach Planning Commission wur hold a public hearing In the Council Chamber at the Huntington Beach Civic Center, 2000 Main Street, Huntington Beach, California, on the date and at the time Indicated below to receive and consider the statements of all persons who wfsh to be heard relative to the application described below. ...... DATE/TIME: Tuesday, May 24, 1988, 7:00 PM APPLICATION NUMBER: Zone Change No. 87-7 (Relocation Assistance Plan and Impact of Conversion Report), Draft Supplemental Environmental Impact Report No. 82-2, Precise Plan of Street Alignment No. 88-1, Develop- ment Agreement, Conditional Use Permit No. 87-17 with Special Permits. Tentative Tract No. 13045 and Coastal Development Permit No. 87-17 APPLICANT: ALM Properties, Ltd. and the City of Huntington Beach Redevelopment Agency LOCATIONS: The project area is generally bounded by Beach Boulevard to the east, Pacific Coast Highway to the southwest, Huntington Street to the northwest, and to the north by a property line parallel with and approximately 1,321 feet south of Atlanta Street. Specific locations relative to each project are as follows: Zone Change: Portions (the existing mobllehome park) of District 8B and District 9 of the Downtown Specific Plan (see map # 1). PRECISE PLAN OF STREET ALIGNMENT: For the extension of Walnut Avenue through an area parallel to and approximately 300 feet inland from Pacific Coast Highway, between Lake Street and Beach Boulevard (see map #2). tLAP w l ZONI CKANC£ ~O. 87-7 ~ ,UC W Jt.l.Ale fl' ftllllT M.lCMMDrt 110. It-1 ), Development AgNement: For .44.4 net acres within Dlatrlcta 8b and 9 within the Downtown Spectftc Plan generally bOunded by BMCh BOUievard, Pactftc Coast Highway and Huntington Street {see map #3). Condltlonal UM Permit. Tentative Tract •nd Coeatal Development Per• mlt: A 3. 7-net acre corner alte on the southeasterly aide of Huntington Street between Pacific Coast Highway and the propoMd alignment of Walnut Avenue (see map #4). EXISTING ZONING: District 8b (High Density Residential) and District 9 (Commerclal/Recreatlon) of the Downtown Specific Plan with Mobllehome, Conservation and 011 overlays. REQUESTS: Zone Change, Impact of Conv.,.lon Report and Relocation A .. latance Plan: To remove the Mobllehome Overlay Zone designation from Districts 8b and 9 of the Downtown Specific Plan and allow a change of use from a mobllehome park to other uses consistent with the underlytng zoning. An Impact of Conversion Report and Relocation Assistance Plan as required by Article 927 (Mobllehome Overlay Zones/Removal/Rezoning/Change of Use) of the City Zoning Code, will be considered In conjunction with Zone Change No. 87-7. PreclM Plan of s1 .... 1 Allgnment: For the extension of Walnut Avenue through an area generally parallel to and approximately 300 feet Inland from Pacific Coast Highway, between Lake Street and Beach Boulevard. Development Agr .. ment: A master conceputual plan for a multi-phase, mixed use project consisting of resort and conference hotel tacllltles (1,600 rooms), tennis and health center (40,000 square feet), specialty re- tail/restaurants (99,000 square feet), 894 residential units, and 9.9 acres of public open space. REQUEST: Condltlonal Uae Permit with Speclal Permit• and Coeatal Development Permit: A request to develop a 296 room resort hotel with restaurant. delicatessen, entertainment lounge, lobby lounge, ballroom. health and exercise facility, pool and spa. Special Permits are requested which Include tandem parking spaces, 25 foot vehicular alsleway and site coverage calculation. Tentative Tract: A one lot subdivision for commercial condominium purposes for the 296 room resort hotel. ENVIRONMENT AL STATUS: Draft Supplemental Environ mental Impact Report No. 82-2 was prepared for the proposed mixed-use project In accordance with the California Environmental Quality Act. The SEIR Is subject to the final certification of the decision-making body. Precise Plan of Street Alignment No. 88-1 was covered under Negative Declaration No. 84-14. ON FILE: A copy of the proposed request Is on file in the Department of Community Development, 2000 Main Street. Huntington Beach, California 92648, for Inspection by the public. A copy of the staff report will be available to interested parties at City Hall or the Main City Library (7 111 Talbert Avenue) after May 20, 1988. ALL INTERESTED PERSONS are Invited to attend said hearing and express opinions or submit evidence for or against the application as outlined above. If there are any further questions please call Scott Hess or Hal Simmons, Senior Planners, at 536-5271 . MIKE ADAMS, HUNTINGTON BEACH PLANNING COMMISSION Published Orange Coast Daily Pilot May 9, 1988 M461 ' ~ DEVELOPKEllT ACREEM&JfT /M-'STlll PL.Alf AJl&A ~ I! ;, a.Df't(QllM. UN PPMt'r llO. ll•lt Wtft 9"CIAL .... ttl/ 'l'DtATIVI TIUIC'T 990. lMOJCQUTAL ~ n.uT 110. 11-l.,.... ___ .. ____ ...------- • Defense carries Lakers Utah held to eight first-pertOd points as LA rolls. 110-91 INGLEWOOD (AP) -The de- fendina NBA champion Los AnJ.t:lcs Lakers spent lhtt:e days pracucina defense. They neededjust 12 minutes to use it embarTUS the Utah Jazz. The Lakers won Game l of the Western Conference semifinal series, 11~91, Sunday at the Forum by holdina the Jazz to just ciaht poinu in the first quarter, the worst output in a first period in NBA playoff history. "Our offerue has always been our forte, with our transition pme, but our defense dictated the outoome of the ballgame for us,·· said La ken' forward James Worthy. who scored 23 points. Laken n. Utah Sunde~aken no. Ut•h-9l <Lltken lffd Mrles, 1-0) Tuesdav-tJtah at Laken, I p.m. Frldev-Laken at Utah, 7:30 P.m. Sundav, Mav 15--uk.,., at Utah, 12:30 P.ITI Tuescs.v. Mav 17-Utah at Lake<\. TBA <tt necenarv l Thur\dav. Mav lt-Lakers at Utah, 7:30 p.m. (If neanarv) S.turdav. Mn 21-Ulah at uken. 12:30 P.m (If necenarvl "And wc had better enthustasm in rebounding, which eliminates second shots. .. Afttt posting the NBA's best reg- ular-season record. 62-20. the Lakers had a m1n1<amp at Sant.a Barbara. They then eliminated San Antonio 1n three strai&ht aames in tbe first round of the playoffs, winning the scncs last Tuesday. The Jazz, meanwhile. didn't wrap up their first-round scncs with Portland until Friday night. ··1 think that the three days wc had to prepare and the fact that they came off an emotional game meant that we had a put advantage." Lakcrs Coach Pat Riley said. "Ever since Santa Barbara, we've emphasized basketball and improv- ing our overall defense. Having time to look at them against Portland helped. The dcfcnK was as good as we've had in a long time. We had a I 0-1 edge early in rebounding." The Lakers outscored Utah. 24-8. m the first quarter. The previous lowest first quarter was 12 points. by seven teams. It was the fourth time ID playoff history that a team has been held to sinaJe digits in a quarter. The all-time playoff low was six points by Atlanta in a 1986 playoff aamc ap1nst Boston. Lakers' reserve Michael Cooper was talton to a hospital for X-rays on bis left foot, which he injured in the second .quancr. The X-rays showed no fracture. D9dgerS batter St. Louis Marshall'sdouble, seven-run seventh key 12-6 victory ST. LOUIS (AP) -The rumble bcina created by the Los AnacJes offense is startina to take Manager Tommy Lasorda back a decade in Dodaen history. .. It reminds me of 1977 and '78. •• Lasotda said followina Su~'s 12"'6 rout of the St. Louis Cardi "But in ·11. we had four auys with 30 home runs. This club has more speed. We have pays who can nm and steal bases. Tbc ~ ap9tbd by Mjke Marshall•s two-Nn double in a thfee. run fifth iMina. puJlcd away with ICYe.D more NOS lo the 1eventh. "We aei pumped up every day.'' Mike Divis said ofl..o.Af\teles ... We can't wai~lO to the bell~ .. Divis · tripled and doubled. drivina ia nun to bolster his .202 · belti~ av~ and Kirk Gibloa bit his fifth home ND fOr the ~into;d\lb~~olaycd tkm ita. LA (tbai) w abut doWn," Canti11al1 ripl fielcfer Tom lnaaaMky llid.. .. E~lll thn tu'\ .. °" a -°'·down a une; That {double) Manblll 1Ut wu down the liac. too.'" • . l.ol A $ h I' 16 llitl ~ II ~l .,.. ~ IUl1Ct Doll -..non. l-Z. MN> left•• the eilhlh afteryidcli .... ol SL LoUll' .... ~... h WIS SUltoa-S 32lrd rictcwy. . ~octay·.,.. .. mes 0t dly Wbeft ~~~~JoOk 81 it aDd •Y it 4idn'i ..... , Mleace no .. piecb. -~•J.llicl. =t':tai if• ~ '°. 10uO * uyoee to llilut • .._ )..4 blMI ...,_tMHftC9P. .. MONDAY, MAY 9. 1988 Minor....,. ba91bal mm• combine for 45 rune. Bl:·. Plr•t• pitcher'• bid for no-hitter bid apolled In ninth. a: Mark Eaton of Utab nrroancla Lake:ra' Kareem Abdul-Jabbar dart.nc PfBA Wmt- ~, ... _,.,_ em Conference M:mlflnal eertea opener at the Fonun. La.ken breaed. 110-91. Angelsget : back on·track McCaskill' s seven . stron Innings produce 8-1 win a1 BJCllAllD DUNN .-. .... c:cu 0 2 Kirt McCaskill, off to a slow start this season ~r undcrlo1na elbow SUl'JCT) last year. went t.ct lO bas.K:S Sund.a) to find his old rbythm -1 really tool a sttp toward find1n1 u." said McCaslull ··1 went back to some old th1nas to do and v.otk on 1n ~tween m) stan la.st Tuetlday and toda) The fact that I was Sla)'lf\& dosed made a d1ffel"C'tttt and kttpiQ& things simple •· McC&Sk1U. 2-l pnched seven strong 1nn1ngs and "'-'On his fi~t pmc at home since last "us.. 23 and the Cahfom1a "nacls snapped thcar scven-pmc home IOSJng streak with an 8-1 \lctOf') Sunda) o"er Toronto 10 front of 29.026 "nahc1m Stadium fans McCaskill aJlov.-cd fi"c hits. struck out a scason-h'&h seven and \tekkd JUSt one -walk. tlts last wtn was "pnl 17 at Seattle Toronto staner Todd Stottlcm' re. 1-3 suffered the loss. The ..\nacls C 12-19). "'ho also snapped a four-pmc k>sina streak.. had lost six of their last seven games. -That's the best pme of the ~r for me.·· said McC~. who aho YJd It "1115 h1s best OUUf\& SIDCX l"CC'O\.cnng from the elbow SUl)Cr) "I sot into a ptttt} Jood poovi- from about the third 1on1na on I dadn 't let the other saan.s 1tt to me In fact. l v.as even morT dctcrnuned to patch ~II Mechanics and a siml)W approaarn was the d.iff'ttcncc That's the kc) to 1tttir\& ahead of the hme~ ·· The .cbedule HQME T onrvht-Cle.,l'lal'd, 7-0S P m ~v 10--ClevNnd, 7ti Pm ~ .. 1 1-C~vetand. 7-0S pm ~v 12-ldle AWAY ~"' 13--New Yor'k 4.)0 Pm • Mav If-New Yon 10.20 a.rn. • Mav ls-New Yon., 10.30 am. • • On TV Cl\ennel S • On TV CMnnel 4 • A• e&mft on KMPC. 710 McCasb.11 entered tht pine ·.i tbl 5 40 ERA after five 5&.r.'.a. ~ aJJoweil one uncamcd run before )'1ddi•" rookie reliever Bryan Harvey. w worked two scoreless tnninp. -McCasktU pitched a bdlu pmc." said Anads Mana&ef'~ RoJas .. We finally 101 some nms ... a httlc brcath1na room. McCalkil was ahead of the hinen and - actuall} ecmng stronan-m t1it seventh -, McCasktll wd be wun't ':.~ down on lwrudf .after a bcgJ n nt n.a this year. i ..Instead of worry1n1 about ,..... was happcni"l-I JUSl wanlrld to kect th1nas svnp&c, said McCukill. '"Alt umc )OU v.-.n a pmc it's 1mpon&D1 • rah.zt it's JUSt one pmc and ~ take the iood Uunp out of n and 8'> from there .. McC&Sktll was placed oo the dif. (Pleaec eee AJeGELS/8-) CdMgirls 'performance lost in shuffle Sea Queens' track team taking aim at- CIF honors after dominating Sea View Something happened last Fnday night which got lost an the shuffie- and on nights when tt's cold and windy and runners arc running and throwers arc throwing and pitchers arc pitching and swimmers arc swim- ming, It happens. So I'd hke to bring something into focus from Corona del Mar High School where tt appears a group of seniors arc taktnga1m at a CIF champ1onsh1p after blowing awa}' theircompctjtion in the Sea View League for the past three years. The subject 1s the girls' track and field forccs underthecoachmgof Steve Kaczynski. a coach Wlth one of th0$C unique problems that every coach would love to have There arc JUSt too man) qu~n bees. Wtth a margin of victory more than I 00 points over their neamt com· petitor. one victory 1sgetung to look vef') much hke the next. Twelve of 15 events wert won by his Sea Queens and when It becomes thecqu1vaJcntofan ··1nv1&at1onaJ." "1>ell. as stated earlier thett were a lot of runners runntn& . W1thout funherado-may f p~ntd'Lavn~ Kerr. LauneSaWln. Leslie Cashion. Sandi Lucas. Ch1ck1e Mo1so. frrshman Dcntsc Mahone) & Co. Kerr won the I 00( 12.5). 200(25.2). 400(a meet rttord 57.0)and will lead CdM at Fnday's ClF 3-A prchms 10 Arcadia on both relay teams. Cashion tnpled in the 800(2: 19.2). 1.600(5: 16.2)and 3.200( 11:32.9). Mo1so took the I 00 hurdln tn 15. 9 and J 111 Young won the 300 hurdles tn Roc11 CllLSOI PREPS 45 9 The freshman took the h1gh1ump at 5-~.and Lucas "11-&sadoubk wmncr in the IOnlJump( 17-7)and tnple JUmp(J4. I 1'2). KaCl}nslt.1 had so man' quahfi~ fortheClFprchms.. he ti.ad 10 pare the hst and dropc' cnts Corona v.ent l-2-3-41nthc200.butonl) Kerrw1ll compete m the prthms at that event. for instance. ln add1t1on to the afortment1oncd. Kathleen MacM1lhn and Johanna WaJhn .... 111 ~ID the hunt at Arcadia Hiah school J!rls track and field. on a Southern CaJ1fomaa basls... lSdtf.. ficult to ind. But OD the surface ll would appear onl~ L'. pland. the dcfcnd1ns 3-.\ champion. has a shot at stopping the Sea Queens' Expnss So ho• the ck' 11 dld all of th as art buncd mtbcsand" l don·t knov.. I was too bus) ~1na to keep "''arm at the Su nSC'l ~ finals 0 I don't c"er ruaJI a bucbeJI ratt tn the \.Ctn of the Sunset Lcquc's 1988 ed1tton Vrnh two rounds of 15 ldl five of s1\ ha'e a shot fora CIF 4-~ pla)off benh and none ha"c so much as chnchcd a pla}offbcrtb. The onl~ lqJUmatc rcspontt to the qucsuon as to whom has the-advan- tage .. down the stretch goes to Hunungton Beach Coech Mtke Dodd. v.hodcadpanncdooSatwda}. -wen. I 1ucss that"!I Wcsun1nstcr. since the) 're on top - But ··on 1op"' 1sn't nccessanly ab adva.nta&C in th1~aroup. .. On top-means ~our backs arm 't to the wall. and \hat s been the team •1th the advantacc almost s1ntt the rollcr-coasttr season bepn. l ' ps ~nd downs,. Ocean View Coach Bill Gibbons 105l the ka&uc's No t pt tcMi. 6-foot-6 Dan Nault>. as \o\.'Cll as anotherst.arttt and three m aH bcauk of dJsc1pl1 narv acuon.. then sa• "'bat was tel\ ofh1s pitdunacorpa record 2 7 shutout mninp en a span rl 18. Ont SW1tt -Dcrdc Oak -n<>-tut Manna.. then turned arow)d and wu oncofthrceOcan V~ptlC'bcnlO wrrcndcr 15 free passes 111 a loss at Manna. 0f39 pmes pla}cd. 15 ha \.e bcc:o deCldcd b) one run. but umc after ttmccarl) lcad5ofsix and seven runs have proven unsafe "JI but Manna ha"c led or shared ~lead 1n the stand1np. and prcscnt- 1} 11°!1 \\cstminstcr(8-S>. Ocean View (Pl--... Cd.llJM> Buccheri realizes immediate goal The schedule AWAY TodaV-CtllQoo, 1:05 p.m. Mav lo--<:'hlc990. 11:20 a.m. Mav 11-PlttsburSlh. •:OS P m. • Mav 12'-Plltsburotl, •:OS p.m. HOME Mav 1J-Phltaoe4Phla. 7:05 P.m Mav 1..-.PhlladelPhla, 7:05 P.m. Mav ls-Phlladff)hla, 1:05 p.m. • On TV. Channel 11 • All 08fnft on K.ABC, no After Slcvc Su made it to first t-asc when catcher Toor ~na missed a third strike in lhc fifth for a passed ball. Davis sinalcd and Cibson c~ded into a Torccout at second Jose OeU<>n, 2-3. stNCk out Pedro Guerrero. but Man.hall doubled down the left-field line to put the Oodaen ahead 3-2. Dinny Heep capped Los An&eles' rally with a sin&le. .. We haven'1 played very aioc>d defensi\iely -not like •'re au~ DOted to be (plart.na)... SL Louis Manqcr Whitey Henot said. .... (ICCft in the fifth) aboold bavc bttn 2-1 (for lhe Cardinals). 1t•1 ~2 (h Los An,ela). It's a litde bit dif-ferent. .. The Dodltn bammcnd ~Leon and Sc. Louis m~ s.eve ,_,.. ttw five hits -iridudina Davis's two-ra triple -in &ht aevntla. The Cantinah rallied b .,_. nam in tbCctlla~OrmSmitt. Md• UI lialle. two NM CU.C lilal'Dt oa ...... maed walb.; and CUn Ford bit a teeriftceftw, After L.m .Alicea'• ftnt .... IClll*t i.omc NB tied lbc tcOft' 1-l ia &be lhitd to oft'tcl 01.._ ·1 t.oMcr ia Wt fint. Sc. LOUiS look 1 2-l aeed on Willie McOcc's doubt aad lnlnu*y01 ....... banlL Suteoe lbitft tet daw1' 10 .uaiillt bettim bef0tt Terry Pndktoa Ii~ in \ht MVCnth. ' After helping Rustlers reach playoff$, - outfielder looking forward to th~f uture By JON FERGUSON stolen 46 ba~ 1n 4~ attempts this °' ....... ,..... season and has 51 10 his career. Fnday afternoon. ~ West ha' ma broken John Moses' (M1nne- ccnter fielder James Buccheri sat an sota T"1>tns) smak-season school re- the dugout pondcnna what he wanted cord of 35 and c:arttr ~rd of 48. mostoutofth1sseason.oocwbicb has ··r,c alwa)s had good spttd. but 1 proven 1mponant 1n bc&innina to ne'er thouaht of tt as bclptn& the bring out the potential o(tbe youna team.-B~n said. -No"' I rcah.tt baseball pla)"Cr. I'm 1ttUn& in sconn& position to help ··rvc aotten a lot of cxpencncc the team unul this )car·· here. pined a lot of confidence.· the But 1n th as ins&ancc. 1t was his home sophomore said. ··1 feel hkc I'm ready run •h1ch P"e Gokko West the lead. for a better level of pitchina. wbdhtt sculin,down starter Tom Thobr who it's the umvcrsJty lcvcl or rookie bell. cnnsed the rest of the wa~ and ~••na But making the playoffs would be the thcstacc fora bJo•out as the RusllC'rs bigcst cxpnlencc, because all added 10 runs 1n the W''-cnth innint- throu&h hiah school I ncVtt made 1t. •• In addnion to lcad1na the team "' Well. Buccheri had his opponurut) &'"Cflllt and stolen basn.. Butthcri lS on Saturda) as the Rustkn tiad Mt. first an rwu scottd (62) and tnplcs San Antonio Wlth the opponunity to {srvm). 9IC'COOd 1n hOl'M' runs (St~--e'ftt move from founh place into the and bas 12doublnand 31 RBI. playoff picture by winnina the final lt'sa vasi im~•H from a year rqular season South COISl Coo-11fO for I.be ManDI H11b ftrmtt pmc. It ....s a pme wbicb pla)"tf' who compkud lm Pft'P cartt1' weiJhed heavy on bis mind at C•bola Hiab in Albuquciquc. bcfc>rehand -perhaps 100 hcaVlly he N.M.. before a ~a month fn said aftcrward. the U.Uvcrsat)' of New Mcuco's ··a was intimtdaied at fint. -said prQpam and movana oo to Goadcn Buaberi, who bit .424 this lt.UOG but Wat oo tbc ld~.ce of tus coeda 11 IWUd Saturday•s pme with a Marina. Paul Renfrow. and fOrmer' strikeout. hneoul and pound bell tOr Vikilla and cwmat tammasa.. a do.able~ with two men oa. Mm ltu lcr and Keith l.asdo. '"The · (F""" Hoo~= be •ttc came in a pretty m.cta of a to j\lll lft up there and trt It ~.. 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Oell•W•C.U•'u •" 'fn.J•·••ce•m .. 1 16' •nm~c·s c. ...... tt.111--L UCI tops Pacific, 9-6. in final~ Team wine, 33-12, in PCL baseball, not football, game Koch oatflnlabes Vegufteld D b k' b•d·d • d ~EJ~;~~~-r.~'.~~t~! n ra e s \, 1 en1e r::i:.~ok:.1~~~~~m':m~~ •• \:n~:fonlhcPOA by Padres Ready Tour. Koch. JS, on thecomebackaf\era misenbk 1987 teason and in th1' tournament field only on a pec1at exemption. rca1s1ered the ax.th victory of his career • COLORAOO SPRINGS. Colo. - Combme a 6,()0()..foot altitude that makes baseballs trivet farther with 23-mph wands paslln& to 41 blowina toward the outfield fence$. with a 274 total. 14 shots under-par The victory was -----------...---:---~----~ worth S2SO.OOO from the total purse ofSl.388,889 and Pittsburgh hurler loses no-hitter was mort than he had won an all but one of has 12 f 6 2 h previous SCISOM on the PGA Tour .. ln Suffolk. Va.. in ninth. settles or -trlump What do you set? Colorado Sp~ 11. Phoenix 12 in a Paciftc Coest l..equc baseball pmc. 'T\'e never Sttn that many runs scored in 26 years ofbucball," said Ph~nix Manager Wendell K.Jm as a league record I .l home runs soared over the fences "It was a toU&h day for us. Some balls "~re hit hard, a few were leg1t1mate. ljust had never Sttn anything lake this -at least not sinct Little League when I was 12 I've Sttn 26-2 but never 33-12. We get 16 hits and lose big. I've never seen 13 home runs·· The previous record of 11 home runs scored by both teams was set in 1923 and rcpeatttl in I 92•t But the Sky Sox's 33 runs fell two shy of the league rcrord set by Vernon, Calif.. which defeated Salt Lake Cat . 35-11 an 1923. The los1n1 pncher. was Ed Lynch. a fiv year maJOr leaguer-Lynch mak.il\& his first st.a for ocnix after being signed as a free agent He was ell an the founh inning after ifving up a three·run homer to Reggie Williams and the Sky Sox went ahead. 15·3. They had a 24-3 lead entenna the suth and. again 1t wasn't on three touchdowns and a field goal "Any patcher's performance let alone Ed's.1sgoing to be tough to Judge on a da) like tOOa)' ... said Kim :·You JUSt can't Judge much of an:ythmg. It's hard to Judge a hatters power or pitcher's ability under these cond1t1ons .. Terry Francona. another maJor leaguer. had five hats for lhe Sk) Sox. "You neverwant tog.ave )ourat-batsawa) but }'OU don't want to show up the other 1eam," Francona said "You JUSt go about your business and get 1t over ""h I've been at the other end of the~ games before .. Ron Tingley hat two homers and drove in !>e'en runs to lead the Sk) Sox attack Louis Medina also hit two homers for the winners. Quote o f the day St.eve Timmom. volleyball star. on what he would lake to improve on m ost between now and the Olympic Games: "My dnvmg time from San Dieao to Los Angeles." Detro it, Bulls . Hawk s adv a nce Joe O.mars had 20 points and Atlriu Outley 17 as the the Detroit defense smothered h1gh-sconng Jeff Malone and led the Pistons to a 99-78 wan over Washington Sunda) an the fifth and dcoding game of their first-round NBA playoffsenes The Pistons. "'ho ha'c ""On 10 Stl"31ght playoff games at the Pontiac S1herdomc "Ill h6st the Chicago Bulls on Tucsda' night an the opener of the best-of-sc,en Eastern Conference semifinal In Chicago, Michel Jordan scored 39 points and Scottie Pippen added 24, as the Bulls rallied from a slo" stan to beat Ck vt'land. I 0"'-10 1. and clinch the scncs The Bulls had not reached the second round of the pla)offs since 198 J Oomilliqu Wilkins scorttl 3 '\ points and Randy Wittmu added a season-high:!~ po""enng .\tlanta to a 1:!1-111 \ICton oHr lhc \.1ilwauk~ in the Omni. mo' 1ng the Ha~ks into the second round" h('re the' II o pen against the Celtics Wednesda) night al Bosron Garden. Devils edge Boston, tie series EAST RL THERFORD. "'J -Da'e Male\ and Pat \ erbeek scored 45 seconds apart.in the fi~1 pcnod and the Ne" Jcrsc\ De\lls ddcated the Boston Bruins. 3-1. Sunda) night 1n a Wales Conferl·nce playoff $8me refereed b' amateur officials because of a last-minute walkout b~ the regular :'IJH L officials schttluled to work the game The 'actor. C' encd the best-<>f-~ven scne~ 2-2. -..-~...-it v.a~ a cnntcst ovcrshado""ed mort b) what happened ht'toa the game than what happened on the ice The focal point of the controvers) was Devils Coach J 1m ~hoenfeld. He was suspended earlier an the da~ b~ the NHL for a run-in with referee Don Koharsk1 Frida) night. but lhc De'\ 11\ got a restraining order JUSt hours befort the game that allowed Schoenfeld to go behind the bench Ho""e' er. when Sch~nfeld dad head for the bench before the game referee Da'e Newell, linesmen Gord Broseker and Ray Scapinello and aJtcmatc referee Denis Morel decided to boycott the pmc. according to John McCiulc)', the NHL supervisor of offacials.. lull lnbter put her approach shot four feet from the cup and sank the putt for an eqle on the first playoff hole to beat a.cu K&IL._te,.... and NucJ Lopu in the LPGA Cratar cia ;e, The viaoty. the ninth of lnk.ster's carttr. came afttt a final·round 69 that pulled her into a tic with the thrttat209, seven shots under par for thpee rounds of the 6,215-yard Sleepy Hollow Golf Course In the seniors tournament m San Antonio. Billy Caa~r shot a 5-under-par 67 to edge defending champion Clal Cbl Rodrtgun, who hit into the water o.n the final hole. to win by one stroke. Casper rectaved $37.500 for the victory over the 6.649-yard Dom1n1on C'ountl) C'lub course. Agassi captures T o f C crown Andtt .AJ'a11I won his fourth match m ~ 45 hours, beaun Sloboclu Ztvojlaovlc, 7-5. 7-6 (7-2 ). 7-5 ~unday in the final of the Tournament of Champions jn New York. It "as the tturd title of the year for the 18-ycar-old from Las V~. who also won last week's U.S. Cla> Court Champ1onsh1p and the U.S. Indoor Championship an Februaf). ~ss1 became the first American to win the T ofC since Job Mc~ beat lvu LeDCll in the 1984 final. Because ofraan delays, the fifth-seeded Agassi and No. 8 z 1,0J100\1ceach had to finish one match Fnda)' night and play two more Saturday ... In Rome, sccond- seeded Gabriela Sabatini, com mg to life after dropping a second-set t1t'breaker. wort' down No. 14 Helen lltlesi, b-1 . b-7. 6-1 . to capture the Italian Open "omen's championships. The 17-year-old Argenune found the range 1.\-lth her d~p topspin groundstrokes 1n the third set 10 "in the clay<oun event. an imponant tuneup for the French Open. which begins later this month. The tenacious Keles1. a Canadian ranked 40th in the world. gave Sabattni all she could handle in the second set. butgot t1red and aggravatttl a groin strain tn the final set. The match. played on stow red clay before a soldout crov.-d of 8.000 at the Foro ltahro. lasted 2112 hours an 82-<iegree heat P o lice seeks aid in Ma rtin c a se Arlington police hope a parking at- tendant can help them find thre-e men who reported!~ attacl<.ed Ne" 't ork Yankees Manager Bllly Mar11Jl in a nightclub Fnda\ Officer James Hawtlilornt said police arc~ mtcrc.sted 1n in1en 1e" mg the parlong 'a let who ma> ha'e been in the men's room when Manin 5a)'S he was Jumped and beaten b~ three m en "We haven't spokrn to him ye t. but 1fhc was 10 tht're he would have seen the whole thing:· Ha'.A.thorne said Several complaint!. b) the NFL Pla,c:rs .\ssoc1at1on against management. mcluding a bad for bacl pa) totalling at least $20 m1ll1on. were 10 be heard 1ooa' as hcanngs get unde~a) before an admin1strat1\C la" Judge of the National Labor Rcla11ons Board The "ILRB general counsel alrcad' rulttl aga1ns1 the NFL 1n the complaints. but the lcague·s Management Council appealed the df..'c1s1o ns and now has the opportun1t) to present its side. The most important topic. at least 1n terms of the amount of money IO\O)ved. concerns tht' N FLP..\ 's demand that n s members be paid for games pla~ ed On (XI 18-19 last season three da~S after the conclusion of the 24-<ia} players' stnke . MotorC\de racer Ted Boody of Sapulpa. Okla died Sunda) of inJunes suffered 1n a crash dunng a weekend Amem:an Motorcyclist .\ssoc1at1on Grand National Scnes race at .\scot Parl. a track official said. Television, radio TELEVISION S p m -PRO HOCKEY C ampbell Con- ference finale, Game 4 -Edmonton at Detroit ESPN 7 p.m -BOXlNG: Ltnd(•ll Holmes vs Ste' 1e Damcll 1n a 12-round super-m1ddlewe1d\1 bout. from Inglewood. Prime T1cle1 SclecTV RADIO -p m -PRO BASEBALL ( leveland at Angels. KMPC (710). 7 p m. -PRO BASEBALL Padres at St. Louis. KFMB (760). TUESDAY'S TELEVISION 11 15 a.m -PRO BASEBALL. Dodgers at Chicago Cubs. WGN. 2:35 p.m -PRO BASEBALL. Mo ntreal at Atlanta. TBS TUESDAY'S RADIO 11 : 15 a.m -PRO BASEBALL. Dodgers at Chicago Cubs. KABC (790). ANGELS TURN BACK BLUE JAYS, 8 -1 • • • From Bl ablcd hst last year with bone c hiJn an his nght elbow. After rchab1litat1on assignments in Palm Spnngs and Edmonton. McCaskill returned to the a c11 ve roster on Jul> 11. "I threv.-some stnkes with my curveball and that's a big pitch for me." said McCaskil l. "It's soing to enhance my chancec; of winnana. "In keeping things sa mple, you're not taking on an} extra pressure So ehmtnaung the pressure is pan of kcep11\J it simple ·· Ro,Jas agreed wtth his pitcher that McCaskill could have sone nine innings. "He wantttl to go out 1n the eight." said Ro1as. "but I felt It wasn't necessary with that big of a lead. "It's good to set out of the losing streak. (McCaskill ) got ahead of the hitters. and that was the difference. The last ttme he patched (on Tuesday •inst Cleveland), he got behind the hitters." California opened a 2~0 lead tn the first inning off Stottlcmyrc. Brian Downing and Chico Walker sinaJed. then moved lo second and third on a balk b) Stottlem) re Wally Joyner brought home Down- ing from third with a groundout to second and Johnny Ray sangJed home ff RUSTLERS' BUCCHERI hom Bl • • • f ,et cauaht. ifs only the fall. I aot caught twice. My confidence was up a lot and we had a team m«tan& and he S&Jd r had a chance to break John Moses· rttOrd ... HooVC'f added, "Last year. we n:ally tried to act him to ao mort. J don't th 1 nt ht reahzcd whit he had This )'car, he smells at. He reahus ~ hu wmdhi111 to utc. As we tot uno ,winter. I pve btm the peen liabt ~e·..,e tried 10 11ve him snuatiom., but he still Aeals •hen 1~ pitch out -and mates it we•re 1hD wotkina with ce:nain sitU1tiom." ' \Vhilt the lasl ya.c' Ital IDDC a Iona nl in ckvdopiAa lacdteri's potm- 'tia , Hoowr •YI llil bwwroni• «nltt rddc:f has lk opportunity 10 very if he peys ancn1ion to tlN: fmcr pom11 of his •J tlai8t M wu ikiw r D¢ IO knOWUlll eaaly bow was." Hoovw 1aid .. , doe't ink baseball became that important to him lill th1S year. Had he undC'rltood hlS ability earlier. he would hive been a much better player earlier-. Hc•s kind of a late bloomer. "Sometimes I do question h01" important the aame is to him. Sometimes it's not am~nant to him. As trmc ps on. I lhulk it becoma mort important becauiit M realiJles .,hat he's 101 It's not all been rotes with him lf he commits bimJtlf 10 bllscbell, I thiolc. M will ao a Iona way." What he's JOI lS the probablJity of beina drafted anto pro &iaD ibis Ju Wbcthtt he sept« ps on &o a four- "/Uf univcqlty ~ftt!t on· the money, Buccheri sa . "I ftd lit don't ttt what I want out oftM draft.. I have no problem'°"'' to ichool ... hCChai ta id. ht fll'll. thcrc'1 • matlU' of the pla)' Walker with a hncr to left field. Stottlemyrc settled down and re- tired the side m order the next two innings. but McCaskill remained sharp and the Anscls added another run an the founh to take a 3-0 edge. Ray led off with a double and advanced to third on the second out of the inning. Mark Mclemore stretched a soft dnve down the ri&ht· field hne for a double to score lt"ay. who bToke out of a mild slump wuh lh rte hi ts. Toronto spoiled M cCask1ll's shutout bid 1n the sixth innin1wnh an unearned run. Lloyd Moseby and Rance MuJhniks s1f\l)ed, but with two outs, Mclcm()rr made an error on a routine aroundbatl to allow Moseby 10 ICOre and cut the Angels' lead to 3-1. Ca1ifom11 ~ its lead to 8-1 ..-i1h five runs 1n the seventh tnnins. With the bases loaded and two outs. Chili Davis sent a ny ball to Jcsx Barfield in riaht. but Barfield lost h in the sun and all three runnen crossed tht' plate. The Blue Ja)'S used four pitchers in the inn1na. Ray brouaht home lbe int1ina·s rounh run with an RBI double to riaht. sieorina Davts. and J:linch-luttcr Gus Pohdor linaled 111 llay. * AllOaL MOTSS -Oii -~ ft _. lllMn .... .,..... 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One out later, Marvell Wynne homered to end the shutout as well and Drabek finished with a two-bitter. Drabek. 4-2. struck out four and walked two. It was his 13th victory in his last 17 decisions. "You know what's goina on but YO!J try not to think about 1t. I talked on the bench between inrunp because I d1dn 't want to act by myself and stan lhinkina about it." Drabek said. "It wu a letdown when he (Reedy) got the hit. but I thought. let's get a double play sol &n at least get the shutout." The game was scoreless until the Pirates scored two runs off San Dacao starter Jimmy Jones. 2-4. in the sixth. Barry Bonds led off the sixth and reached on a two- basc error by second baseman Roberto Alomar. Bonds then moved to third and on catcher Jose Santiago's throwing error. One out later, Bobby Bonilla, who was 3 for 4, doubled to make it 1-0 and Bream followed with an RBI double. Jose L.md doubled in two more runs m the seventh. In the eighth, Reynolds hid a one-out RBI double and Ortiz a run-sconng si~to close out the Pirates' sconng. In other National uc games: Mets 5, Reda l: At hca Stadium. Ron Darling pitched a three-hitter. leadil\& New York to its fifth straight victory. ihe Mets took a 1-0 iii the first 1nningoffMano Soto on a double by Tim Teufel an infield out, and a single by Darryl Strawberry. The Mets added four runs in the seventh. thru on RBI singles by Howard Johnson. Kevin Elster and Kenh Hernandez. The other run scored on an error by shortstop Barry l..arkm. P~a 5, Braves l: Bruce Ruffin pitched a three- hitter. retiring the last 19 batters, and Chns James hit a two-run homer for visiting Philadelphia. Ruffin. 3-2, walked one and struck out four. W 1th the scored tied 1-1 in the sixth. Von Hayes singled with two outs and James followed Wtth his third home run. Astros 7, Expos i : Bob Knepper allowed seven hits in seven-plus innings and Denny Walling drove in two runs for Houston at Olympic Stadium. Knepper. 4-0. who walked only six coming 1n to the game. struggled with his control against the Expos. He walked five and had a wild pitch. all an the first four tnnmgs. Knepper leads the NL with an 0. 77 earned run average. C.bs 13, Giutt 7: Vance Law drove an six runs with a bases-loaded double and a three-run homer and Rync Sandberg had four ruts includini a pair of tnples. leading C'h1cago to the win at Wrigley Field. Leading 7-6. the Cubs pulled away with sax runs an the seventh capped by Law's three-run homer. In the Amencan l..ca.gue: A~etica 5, ladius 1: In Oakland, Dave Stewart scattered four hats and improved his rttord to 8-0 as the Athleucs won their 13th straight game. The A's streak is the longest in the maJon stncc the Milwauk~ Brewers started the 1987 season with 13 m a row. 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He scored when Camey Lansford's popup to shon nght· center glanced off the glove of nght fielder Carmen Castillo in a three-way collision with center fielder Joe Ctrter and second baseman Julio Fanco. The play was ruled a two-base error on Castillo. Jose Canseco followed with an RBI single. then stoic second and scored on Mark McGwire's double. One out later, Don Baylor's single scored McGwirc. Ra..qen 11, Y&Uees I: Curtis Wilkerson had three hlls. includin, a two-run tnple an the 5CCOnd. and rookie James Steels drove m thrtt runs. lead mg Texas to a senes sweep of New York m Arhngton. Teus hadn't swept a scnes since last September when the Rangers took thrtt straight from the Angels. It was the Rangen' first three-game sweep ever of the Yankees. Brewen I, Royals l :'M ike Felder drove tn two runs in Milwaukee's four-run 10th tnnmg at Ro)als Stadium as the Brewers won their ninth stra1~t. The Brewers, 17-11 and crttping up on AL East- leading New York, have not lost since Apnl 29 when they dropped a 7-2 decision to the Royals. The winner tn rehefofTed Higuera was Dan Plesac. 1-0. despite g.iving up an unearned run in the ninth that ued the score 2-2. Dan Qu1senbery. ~I, took the loss as the Royals drop~ their fifth straight, all at home. Red Sox It. Twtu I: Eilts Burks and Dwight Evans each homered, dnving an seven runs betw~n them. as Boston won m the Metro-:bme. Evans had four RBI and Burks three as the Red Sox erased a 4-2 Minnesota lead with three runs an the fourth. one an the fif\h and four more m the sixth Tt1en t , MarlDus J: Luis Salazar hit a three-run homer off Seattle rookie Make Campbell in the second inning, and Frank Tauna patched Detroit to the vactof) in the K.Jngdome. Salazar followed a Chet Lemon triple and Dave Bergman walk with a drive to let\ field for has second homer of the season. gjving Detroit a 7-0 lead. Orioles I, WIUte Sox 5: In Baltimore. 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T~ll •-.»J U.S. polotsts stop Canada ~ United Stales na- tional -a1tt polo amm completed a two-tame ~of Canada tritlt. a.n M victory unctay It New- port Hatbo; """· Tbe U.S. team bad de- ..___ IMI ....._ 111,........., '1> ~.:: ... • ...... CM-. ... a ....... T-W,rl 1N I 11 JI~ ti-IS I I',:::,:.-'' ....... • I J • I I . ' ' bied tbe cu.t11n 11-s • Oft Saturday . Jod)' Campbell JoOi'Cd the fint three .,.n ror lbe u .s.. 'Nhidl llrokc • .., rrom • 2-. bafftimc lad '° ICOft four atniPt Pll in tbe tlird QWU'tff, ........ 1 .. , I t t I I .""°"'4a U·J J t I J J u.. .... .--..~> I t I I> t -C..-..1..1-• > t r 1 t J ....... • ~ )J'I I • 4 • ,._. J t 1 I t I W-. 41-J t 4 4 I 4 ....._ 1N I t I • =-: : : : t : :::.., :::: : ~ : t f ~·· : : : : • ' c:.-...e.-.... .. ,_.. .,_ -,.......,... ... ......,..... .... .......... ..-n•---__,..,.~-~~-~ .,._,_ , ...... ,. ·--... ......... UIMA ••• awe; P.irP ...... 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Toronto I Bafiimorc 6, Ch1c.a10 S (JO inninas) Boston I 0, Minnesota 6 Milwaukee 6, Kansas City 2 (I 0 innings) Texas 10, New York 8 Oakland S. Cleveland I Detroit 9, Seattle 3 Today'• Gamet Lost 3 Won I Won 9 Lost S Won I Lost I Won I 9. 5 9. 6 II· 4 10-6 Y-8 5. 9 1 10 Cleveland (Farrell 3-1) at Aa1d1 (Petry 1-2). 7:05 p m Chicago (Reuss 1-1) at Baltimore (Boddicker 0-6). 4 35 pm Milwaukee (Birkbeck 1-2) at Minnesota (Straker 0-1).505 pm Boston (Clemens 4-1) at Kansas Ciay (Gubicza 3-3)). 515 pm Detroit (Morris 3-3) at Oakland (Welch 4-2). 7 35 pm 'heMAJ'• Gamet Cleveland at Aa1el1, 7:058.m. Chae.ago at New York, 4:3 p.m. Seattle at Toronto. 4:35 p.m. Milwaukee at Minnesota. 5:05 p.m . Boston at Kansas City, S:3S p.m. Baltimore at Texas. S:3S p.m. Detroit at Oakland. 7:3S p.m. Dod1en Houston C1ncannau San Francisco San Diego Atlanta New York Pittsburgh Ch1ca10 Montreal St. Louis Ph1ladelph1a w 18 16 14 14 10 7 21 19 15 14 12 10 National League WESr DIVISION L Pct. GB Lii 9 .667 6-4 12 .571 2'h S-5 16 .467 5'h 3-7 16 .467 51h 4-6 18 .357 81h 2-8 20 .259 11 4-6 EAST DIVISION 7 750 9-1 10 65S 111: 5-5 14 517 6112 7-3 14 500 7 5-5 17 414 91;, 6-4 17 .370 1011! 4-6 S..clay '• Scores Dod1en 12. St. Louis 6 Houston 7. Montreal 2 New York 5, Cincinnati I Pinsburgh 6, San Dacgo 2 Ph1ladclph1a 5, Atlanta I Chicago 13. San Francisco 7 Today'• Games Struk Won I Won I Lost 1 Lost I lo~t I lost I Won ~ Won I Won I Lost I Lost I Won I Home Y-6 I(). ~ 8-8 8-10 8-10 2-13 11-3 I(). .._ 4-s ~-., <; • ., b-5 Dodgen (Belcher 2-1) at Chicago (Sutcliffe 2-3). I OS pm San Francisco (Krukow 1-2) at Pmsburgh (Dunne 1-1 ). 4 05 pm Cancannau (Jackson 4-1 ) at Phil adelphia (Palmer 0-1 ). 4 35 pm Montreal (Manincz 3-3) at Atlanta (Mahkr 0-4). 4 40 pm Ne~ York (Fernandez 1-l)at Houston (Darwin 1-2). 5 35 pm San Diego (Whason 2-1) at St. Louis ( McW1lhams 1-0). S '5 p m Taesday'1 Games Dod1en at Chicago. 11 :20 a.m. Montreal at Atlanta. 2:40 p.m. San Francisco at Pittsburgh. 4:05 p.m Cincinnati at Philadelphia. 4·3S p.m New York at Houston. S:35 pm San Diego at St. Lou11. S· 35 p.m ~ >· NBA •vefts nnT "°""o (9"t·ef·Aft) S..-V'• ~ NHL Sta'*V CUP -yefh CON,D .. •Ca f'INAU ,..,, .... konft) SllM!t'f'I Sc-. 11 -6 9-s 6-7 7-6 7-4 8-8 1-15 Away 9-3 6-8 6-8 6· 6 2-8 5-7 10-~ Q. 8 11-9 S-7 7-10 4-12 Chic-107 ~ IOI ICl'lteeoo wlna Mf"ift )·1) Oetr0t1 "· Wa"11t>olon 71 10.trojl •Im s«lft, J • 11 New J..-w-v J eotron 1 ls.fie\ 1tee1 1·11 T__..t G.- Allen!• 171, MllwauaM Ill (Atlanft win\ ---)·?) Nol• L.Men oel. SM! Antonio. l-0. 0en"'9f' def S..tlte, l·l , O•llel def Houlton. l · I, loiton def ..... Yorll, )·I, Ul•l'I def Porli.nd, )·I COM"•"•MCE smMlf'IMAU , ......... s.-) S..-'f'• Scwe Lelren 1 It. Utefl '1 (t..llWI INCi Mrlfl. I 01 T'wMl'I'• c.- Cl'llcffO e l Detroit, S.JO D m Utan 11 LAltws. I o.m 0 .. 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COOLING SYSTEM FLUSH s14!~TAX • INSPECT COOi.iNG SYSTEM • FLUSH COOLING SYSTEM • CHECK HOSES ANO BEL TS • RESTORE WITH UP TO 1 GAL. ANTIFREEZE P~ase "'~'coupon al tome of wrotf'-vP Onf' COUpO('I Def person per trans.tehOf' ~I) tor ,,.1t9UD1&111 vef°llCles and ChrysHJJ Dv11t t..AttSYD!VI• PQ-ed veh•Cles BOYS & GIRLS t:Ll!U\ . JVlo~ -STARTNOW- ll to 15 Ye•r• Old WORK EVENINGS AND SATURDAY WORK IN YOUR OWN NEIGHBORHOOD YOU CAN AVERAGE PER WEEK s7500 OR MORE CONTAcT Mr~ Ph illips PH ONE (71 4) 498-3321 ALL TRANSPORTATION PROVIDED BY AN ADULT SUPERVISOR \ l t Adopt1oa Galld tenlJU The -'dopt1on Guild of Oranie Counl~ ~111 hold iu annual doublcs tennis toumame'nl .11 \anous loc:auons throuaou1 Oningt" (oun1' Ma' ?8-30 and June 4-S The lo~cnt 1s the la,.cs1 doubks tour- name'nt 1n the' United Stales and 11 ""'" bc.-nt"lit 1hc Hol) Fam1h Scntt'C'S of Onnge Coun1' ~art' ~5 d1~1Stons of J>b> and h1Stoncalh haH• included some orahe-~I UIC'nl rn tennt~ To obtain mon-1nform111on phonr E11rrn Graham 11 760-6170 .LulllY tenm. claae. 11ic Laauna Beach RC'Crt'auon Dcpanml·n• v.111 be.-offc.nng t"\C'ntng tennis das~ '>la1C'd t•• ~toda\ the-cluSn ""'"be hdd" b . ., or Ii pm 31111, La&una Bc.-alh High !Khool IC'nnt\ lOun' Thi· ftt 1s S40 for C'llhC'r I 0 rc-gular clU\C'\ (Ir tor '" l' ~mall group IC">\On\ v.h1ch "'111 ha' e \I\ \tudnll• ma"mum There will also be fc.11urt"d da\~'\ fvr 1ccn\ JI the •me pr11.Y .. II lc"t'I'> uf plJ,\"r' .!r-..· v.elcomcd For m~ 1nfonn111on phone.-lhC' Ltguna Bach Rt'C"'rt'allon Dt'panmcn1 .111.i~-:l ll I c\I 201 P\&IC NOTICE A J'80 ..ccer ~-11119 Youths 11r1 I~ I I u of Dec. ) I 1981 art ~l111hk-to pla) "YSO W)((ltt 1n Reaion SS "'tudl C\trnds from Spn"adllc 10 Beach 81\d on the v.~'"\t and ~'' ahd Bolsa and Garfield in t~ n1..lnh .tnd \4>uth ~11n-uf" ar~ 10 be.-hdd 11 < ollcac v tt"V> School nol from 9 ~ m to ~ p.m and Sunday from noon until l p.m Pla)en an ulled to brina trnnis shors or l leats and their btnh «rUficate fhn't •"J • S40 rqmrauon fet and a SS dttroUftl 1( ~~1nu1on as iwl!Ck by May 12. For more 1nfonnauon. phone a..2-197) lff1rlJOtt Caaoe Club Race The Newport Outnaer Canoe Club wtll hold 1u 10th annual Canner) Ratt on S.turda)'. ~ wtU be a women's~ ll 8:00 a.m staruna at the 18th Street beach 1n Newport and pass 1 tumtl\I point 11 the pier. then finish back II the start. The men·s raa-Wlll stan 11 10:30. also 11 lhc l&tb Strcct beach, and W'lll finish at the Canner) restaurant on Ncwpon Beach. For more anfonnauoo, phone O.wn Chunlto at 761-4377. Senion aoftball Joa1De Players arc be1na souaht 6y the Costa Mesa ~ruon softball lequc to play sJow-p1tch softball bealnmnaJune S. Players must be SS or older and the pm" arc to be played at Murdy and Greer Parks in Huntanaton Beach on Sundays. The Costa Mesa team holds prattJcc on Saturdays 11 TeWinklc Park on Arlington A venue For more information, phone Peter S1miluk at 95 7-251 S NlJC NOTICE PlllJC NOTICE • CdM GIRLS TAKE AIM AT GD' ~ITLE. • • ....... , (7·5-l >. Huatinaton Beed\ (7-6). Edison(1-6)and fountain Vil&ey (6-7)1011\1 re;, it. T~y it's We11minswn1 Foun· ~in Val~y.Ocean VnatE.dison and Marina at Hunll~on Beach. Friday it's Ocean V1ewal West· minster. Edison at Hunti.naton Beach and Fount.IU'I Valley at Manna. There seemsa million ways to con iderthe possibilities. but con· $1derth1s: lfWeslminster loses twice this week .. and Huntinaton Beach split1 with Marina and Edison, de· ftatina the latter ... and Ediaon tops Ocean View ... and Foun~in Valley winsa pair ... Oocan View, wtth simply a split, would be a four-tame undisputed cl\Jlmpion at 8-6-1 and the other four would tie for second at 8-7. Or ... well, maybe Edison Coach Paul Harrell has the riabt idea. Saad Harrell: .. I'm just aoina to tell them (hts players) to win the game and sec what happens.·· 0 A rccentptheringofeqjesat the CIFSouthem Section's 7Sih an- niversary banquet found Balboa Island residentJ. Kenneth Fagans. ..... amona others. honored ror their distin,uished efTons. Fqans was the CIFComm1ssioner from 19S4-7S,cappinaanathtetic career which wtnt from hononat Orqon Stateua s>laytttoC01China some of the areat Compton ffiah basketball teams, includinalbe ·s l (29-3)and 'S2(32-0)Clf cham- p1onship teams. 0 A Sunset Lcaauc proposal to move the"Rand R"wcck up seven days so that spring football practkeoould be&in in a reasonable time period (May 13-20)wasshotdownauhe0F ~neral Council meetina last weick. Why? Because it was anticii:-ted that the football coaches would ue this additional week to simpty extend their sprina practices for anotber week. That was the basts for denial. 0 Newport Harbor Principal Tom Jacobson was named to the presi- dent's roleofthe CIF Executive Committee for the 1990-921ehool years, and it was revealed that former Costa Mesa High Principal Bob Packer would be in the same capacity at the state level during the same time frame. OC all-stars to face Santa Barbara I Keefe. Joyce. Tower head county squad for game on June 26 Orange Count~ will once again produce a team to compete in the ~nta Barbara Classic an i\11-\tar high ~hool basketball game lx·t'-'C'Cn thl· ~tandouts of Orange Count~ and l)anta Barbara. Orange Count). which won last ~e:ir·~ inaugural game. 106-90. "''II be led b\ "'hat Coach Paul Hoover calls 1hc =·m plc threat ·· Woodbndge·s .\dam KeC'fC'. a 6-9 pla)cr head<."d tor Stanford. Santa ~na·s Bobb) Jo)ce <6·7)and \.\estminster's( hns To"'er (6-101 make up the tno Thl' game "'" be pla~ed on Sunda}. June ~6. at San Marcos High School in Santa Barbara beginning at 7 p.m. Ticket prices range from $2 to SJ Included 1n the fest1~1ues will be a slam-dunk contest and a thrtt-po1nt shooting contest. according to Hoo- 'er. "ho's based out of Manna H1&h and 1s coaching the county all-star team for thC' second straight year There will also be a girls game tx·forchand and one problem the Orangl' Count} team could face may be a lack of energy. The Orange Count~ Nonh-South game wall be pla~cd the night be-fore. ··1Th~ pla,cr5) seem p~tt> nc11cd aboul 11 ··Hoo' er said ... I don't know ho" ttred thl'\ ·11 be because o f the Nonh-South same I thtnk a lot of the guys last year ltked n (the Santa Barbara Classic) a lot better than the North-South game .. San1a Barb:ira 1s led by 6-6 Paul John~on hcadl'd for UC' Santa Barbara. and poss1bl) S1m1 Valley's Don Maclean "ho has signed with UC'L~ Keefe 3\Craged 26 3 potnts and 14 4 rtbounds a game for the War- no~ 1h1s past ~ason * On1199 C.untv rostef' Chroi Tower (We\lm1n,1er), Steve Guitci 1M1nnel Cher llue>oet !Merer 0.•I 8ooov Jovce IS.nit ,.,..,. M •k• Hoe>t.ln\ (Meler Dell Oevld Y emett I Men ,,.1 Joe SmeN I 800.e Gr allele I. Aelem ICM!e IWOOObr•OOll Scooloe l~ IS."'• Anel It.ch H~ tHunhneton 8"cfll Ktvln llemoett (Meter O..> Eric ICutH !Wnlm•"'terl A.rr 8uford •L• Ou•nte) P\BtJC NOTICE fWUC NOTtet: P\B.IC NOTICE Nil.IC NOTICE Nil.JC NOTICE NOTICE ing eny eno aM D<Os 0< 10 S BtOOkllu•~I C Hunt a Cat1t0<n1e G-a1 Pen-Dominic Rossi NOTICE OF ducted by 1om1 "9fllure HS7274 1988 Cen1er Ortve. Newporl WT1MG mtS w.ive any 1rregutan1oes 0< In· 1nv1on ee.e"' Ct1lrt 926'&6 ne1sn1p 2082 Bus1ne11 This a1e1emen1 was llted •A" DAT£ Ronald J Amburgey NOTICI! Of' ™ a..cn. Call! 92680 ~II,_.,,, g;~ rnat tonna1111M "' env bo<l or "' Alen Gel'dtl ;-'•32 S Center Drive-Suite 200 with lhe County Clerk ot Or THE PEOPLE OF THE Thia 11a1em.n1 was toled TRUSTl!,l'a aALl Pubhthed Orenr eo.11 Thia bu11neu Is con· the &o.rd of Tnm-of the the blddong Broc>1<11u1st •C Hun1ongton 1rv1t'lt! Cllll•I 92715 •noe County on Mey 3 1988 STAT£ OF CALIF<>f'NIA with the Col.Inly Clefk ol Or-T.S. No. m Delly Piiot May 2 16 23. dueled by a corporetlOfl Huntlng1on BellCh Un.on Pursuant 10 the p<o111soons Beech Caht 92646 Tt11s bus1nes11 •s con· F37Mll V ange County on April 22 IMPOftTANT NOTICE TO 1988 Wiiiiam H Mc:Feri.na ~ Higll School Ol~trct of Of. ol S.Ctron • 773 of rne Lab<>< Tr11s bu~rnen ~ con duclf'd lh a hmlled pu1,_, Publtshed Orange Coast • " E T C 0 U " T 1988 FJn537 Pfl0P£"TY OWNER: M-427 etYllYe Vice Prntden• of 9f1Q11 County Celrtomie W111 Code ol rn. Statf' of Cak-ducted by a o-•· pan. ns•P Dally Piiot Mav 9 16 23 30 FINANCIAL. INC .• ET Al. Publlthed Orenge Coast YOU ARE IN OEFAUL T ()peratk>nl rKlllwe ~ bids up 10 ton... lhe d•stnc:t l\U Ob-nersn•p A 0 Keen President l981J NO. 229112 011ly Prlot Mey 2. 9 16 23 UNDER A DEED OF TRUST P\&IC NOTICE Thia statement wu hied bul no let• lh8n 2 00 pm ta.nee lrom me Dort!CICI' ot cn,.s1°ne l ay11nd 1 Trios s1;11ement wH toled M 44" To e1: crec11on an<l cl••-l988 DA TEO NOVEMBER 20. ---------With 1ne County Clerk of Of. ~ 24 t988 tn the Procure-tht ~r11T*11 ot lnaustr... Tn.s s.lel..._,t •U l~eo W>lh t!>e CQOrlly Cieri< ot Of. ---------mer> ts 11nd pe<sons wno may M-425 l987 UNLESS YOU TAKE FICTITIOUa IM.l ... al ange County on May 3, 1988 ment Ottlce Room 361 of Reta loon~ the general *'''•I~ Coun1, C..,, ot O<· 11'98 Covnty on AP<•I 15 PlllllC NOTICE olheroo•nte tie rnterKled 1n ACTION TO PROTECT MAm STATEMENT F111527 MIO d•ltnet locatf'd at preva111r19 •••e ~ diem MlQt' CoU<>•• on AP<ll 26 t988 FSTTM4 tM Aet•.,.,&h•P ot Bret· PUBLIC NOTICE YOUR PROPERTV IT MAY The fodowtng per~ ere Publ•lhed Of11ng9 Coul 10n1 Yor1111own Munl· "'898S l"d 11'\e Q9ft.,al 11988 FteTITUOo.l•S w•--ss coun F1nlllntlal Inc ·XV Re· BE SOLO "T • PUBLIC do;ng bull,_ u Olllw Ptlol May 9 16 23 30 ... .,.7L.. Pubtrs"8<1 O<ange C0&S1 '• •..,... -r..-nnou ......... " " ' 1~on 8-:tt Cakforn .. a1 c>r-"'ng •ate'°' hOloday .... ,.'""" D NA•aTAT'EIENT atty Fund l•m1ted (FBI-.. ,.. 1...,....-;SS SALE IFYOUNEEOANEX· SIEGEL NEWPORT 1988 ~ t1..,,. satC1 b10s ..a be end oYe<1 ""' wonc "' tl'le IO-Pvb11sntod Cl• an9f! CoaS1 :~~ Piiot May 2 9 16 23 XV I NAME IT A T£11ENT pl AN AT 10 N OF THE FORMS & PRINTING 964 M-458 ~icty OQeneo and r..o ca 1, "' wnoet· ""S wa<I< I!! to Oe·•y P11<>t M11y 2 !' 16 23 1 M-428 0~::; ::::=:;-sons ere On March 2~ 1988 tn. The lollow•ng t>«aon• are N A T u R E o F T H e Grove Pl . Cott•~. Calif --.. -ID-•Jc_un_TI_CE __ _ tor FLOOR COVERtNGS be P«f0<rr>eO I()' Pach cult 1988 ---------co RESOURCE ANO RE-Rece<vltf of BFl·XV Dennis dotno bulmeSI.. PROCEEDING AGAINST 92627 rUUL nu CllRPET ANO TILE 0< type ot '"'°'~" neec>~ to 1.4 435 PtmllC NOTICE COVERY INC 2950 E La B Sct1mucker moved the 0 I C K E R S 0 N YOU YOU SHOULD CON· Chadyeenne B Siege! W2200I AQ blCIS ere to t>P on llC-.. ecutf 1114' tonracl TheM! ---------Jolla An•helm C•hl coutt lot en Order directing A C 0 UST IC S 1 :l I 6 2 TACT A LAWVER 964 Grove Pi Cotla M... IT An Of' cordenoe with 1ne 8.a Oocu· r111es are on loe 11 the 0•5-PlmllC NOTICE FICTITIOUS BUSINESS Dllv•d Clark Cehfornoa publication of this ba1 dale Wu like. Garden Grove. On Mey 26 1988, 11 10 oo Calif 92627 CAL•~ ::''.!.:': ~'::'::'::'~fa:_:"!, c~':1>7'11l FICTITIOUS aUSIHESS T:!A=o!;n~1!,~!,~ are ~en K~~1:i :;663 Newport ~~~~at !~~~;m:!\11~1': C•J~~2~4~erson 12162 ~~NAJi~~~~O ,~guiT; d~~ b~u!~~:~M::Ua~on· S~IC:::.:r~T oftiQe ot tne Otr«;t0< ot 1 cooy ot t~ s111111 l'e post T NAME STATEMEWT oo.r-g business" This business •s con orool of cleom Tne R-ver Wutzke Garden Grove Cehlornia Cotporatton as CThh.!d!!'811~1 S•l4IOI•• 11.._.. DEPARTMtENT Of' l"flOCutemenl of said dos1ncl ed el t~ ,ot. '"" I r>e 1()1...,..,."Q e>e<~s are A M E R 1 c A N s 1 L I( ducted by 1 CO<PO<lllOn re<iuesled lhe P<Jblteation ol Cehl 92645 duly appomteO Trustee -o• -·~· ,..., GENERAL HRV1CEI Eecfl boOOer llhall t>P a n lhlli 0... ,..,lf\d11tor, o;pon domg bu "W~~ ilS SCREEN ANO GRAPHICS Oel!Od Clerk 1 bar date so lhll all ct11m1 O•Ye Owens 232 t 28th under ar-d wrSYant lo Deed With the County Cleft. ot Of ADWRTtSE.•NT 11eensed con1rec 1or rne con••KIO< 10 ... n°"' 11>41 sou~ .. COAST DESIGN 3606 Pendoeton St Senta This s11rement was filed eno proofs would be~ Street Suite 404 Sogna1 Hill 01 Trull recorded Novemb9< anoe County on Apttl 26 "°"MOS PWll*lt 10 !tie a..-eot>lrec1 ., ..... oeci lllncl ANO BUILD 135 Rocr>esler A,,. C••·I 92704 Wtlh lhe Counly Cten of Qr. anted Wtlhtn a spectlled Cahl 90806 25 1987 H lnll No 19$8 PUaJC NOTtCE MO Pw:r :111 Code., the upon end suocon1recto• Strwt S..·te B-3 Cos11 Louie P-e1tos 205 E •"99 County on ,t,pt~ 26 penoo thus a11ow1ng lhf' Re-This bus•neu •s con· 87-66l210 1n book page ol ..... bit•.._. ,..._•rr"'7t7c~~11 SEALED PROPOSALS •la b1-\ of IOLOORING Ul'Cle< tueh contrac10f 10 ""9se CaM 91627 Edgewete< Batt>Oa Cal 1 1999 c.over 10 ec:curetely evaluate ducted by • general pan. Offtciat Records 11'1 tne office ru •• ..., "' ~ ....,1 ..... r~ 111 ,,._ 00 FLOOA COVERINGS pay not le5 rtuin !fie wod Muy Chrilllf\fl Judilh 91661 I FS11751 thOse claims for payment ne<sh•P ol lhe Counly Fl«:Cl'~I ol Dally PrlOI Mey 2 18 23. ;)19"°;01~ BtOlldn;;;· C-15 soecil..o •All"$ IO a .. Cl' .. .,s Rooerts 135 ~ochester Th•s OuStness ts con Publtsl'lf'd Otarige Coast en<l make d111rlbut1on of e1· JOhn Otcker$0n OrenQe Counly State of 1988 lot ........... Celllomll unlll Eecfl OoO must comorm E'f!'lployed O• ,....., "' 't-t' P•· St•NI Suit• B:3 Cos1a ducted 0 an '"°""du•I Daily Potot Mey 2 9 16 23 Gets lund1 10 rnvestors 1n Thl9 llal~I was htt'd Caltlornte a1teculed by M-432 2 OOp~edneldey May ... be ·~ to I~ fCUl>Of' ot .,,.. C.0<:1•8(1 Mesa C.alll 9262· Louie ~etros 1988 • ,,,. lrmlled par1nerst11p Wllh the County Cte<k ot Or· oouo~ A scon eind 111111-IC NOTICE 2L , ..... •I ..... ICh 1~ ,...., taf11rac1 docu"""1ts A paymo>nt t>ono ano a Tnis 1>usm1>u ·~ con This stal~t waa ltleo M-429 All cred1tor1 end clat-anoe on Apr.I 19 1988 JUDY LEE scon. Huabeno rUUL wMI .;;"pub!;:::~ ~~ l.acfl boda. must 1Ut>m1I pertormtncf' IX>nd Stiel! be dueled b• an rn<l•voOua' wtlll the Coun1 Clerk of Or man11 may be barred from "3711• and Wiie u Joint Teinanta ~, .,.......~ _..,, hrs Old a tdlie< s reQu"ed P<•O< 10 P•KutlOf\ Mery C. J AoM<I' C y P\m.IC f«>TICE par1oe1patt0n 1n any dtslrlbu· Publllhed Or•noe Coast Will SELL AT PUBLIC FtCTITIOUI llUllNESI reed In Room 1101 al aeid Cf!9ek 0< oentloeo check ol the con1•act and stlall be This starement *H ltlf'<l = ounty on Aprll 12· t1on ot lhe genera< asseta II Dally Piiot Aprtl 25 Mey 2 9. AUCTION TO HIGHEST BIO-NAME STATEMENT ~I~!:~ LIFE SAFETY m1101 oeyeble to rn. orde< of tn the tcwm ~I ICl'tr on the with tl'lf Cou.,ty C>o•o o! Or "1774M FICTITIOUI 8USINEU they tall lo make ana pr_,I 16. 1988 DER FOR C"5H (payable at The foltowtng persons 8'1 tll9 Hvnlongton e.ac.n _un.on contracl document• ange Counh on A.1><11 , ~ Publtst>ed Otange Coat NAME aTAT£MENT c1etm1 and proofs within tour M-4 llJ lime 01 Ille In lawful money do;ng bu11neu ~ CORRECTIONS H.h ScflOOI Oos1r1C1 ..,, l>ICI '--E ROWl.EY, °"9ct0f, I 1988 F3n454 Delly Pilot Aorol 18 25 May The followlng pereons ere 141 montlls afler Che ltrst pub· DI-'C NOTICE of the United Stat•) et Iha JOHN POHL S CATER· N 0 N . RES I 0 ENT t AL band• MC lorln"' 1r>e c;~ "'--• Hutttlttfton PuObsr>ed Oren~ Coa~t 2 9 1988 dOt"Q buSIMSS u ttcalton ol lhlS ber date ncr r~ norlh front enirence 10 lhe ING 702 C Randolph SI BUILDINGS trpet d~umen1s 1• an lleadl Ulf\loft H'9fl Sc:hoot O~·~ P110t AP<il 18 2'i Ma~ M 399 DANCE GE A A 1 5 I lice ae l)<Olltded 1n Sec:llO!l County ConhOUM 700 CIVIC C:0.18 MIN C ... I 112628 DEPARTMENT OF OES -.oun1 of nol _, r1'&n ,,_.. Oletr'kl 2 9 1983. I Katmus Bldg ,.63 Coale 1807(a) ol lhe Cel1forni1 ACTITIOUa BUSINESI Cent« OnYe WWI Santa Joechtm POhl 2500 8eetc VELOPMENT ,t,L SERVICE l*Q8nl (5,1 of ine sum"'° PutKis...O °'~ Cow M 406 P\&.IC NOT1CE Mesa Calif 92626 Corpor111ons COde The NA• ITATD!IENT Ana CA all rogfll Ill .. •nd Bay LOOP Costa Mesa vll~~.:E~;A~ ~ENT~RE • ~. fU8'Wttee lf\81 t~ l)od-De'• P1lo• May l 9 1988 Susen BaflOw 80 PeliCen lime '°' lthng Cl81ms w.11 The lollowlng peraons are 1n1..:es1 . conveyed 10 enc Cellf 92627 COST A MESA. OAANGE oer wi11 enlf• 1n10 lnf' M-438 f't&IC ll>TICE FICTTTlOUS aU8*£SS Coun Newporl Beach Cehl t'-•le><e not expire prior to doing butln.t u now helCI t>y 11 under l•ad Ellen Pohl. 2500 8eclt Bay ~ Con1rac1 rt tr-.. NA• STATEMENT 92660 lour 141 monlha from the NEWPORT SOUND O..OofTrusltntheproe>e"y l009 Costa MeN. Calif COUNTV ._ 19 awerde<l 10 hom In rtllJC fl)TlC[ FlC'rtUOUS .U ... IS The followmg P4!fl01\S are Th._ bu1tneS1 IS con. dlle ol lhe hrs1 P<Jbhca11on WAVES. 2906 W C~ll llt~ted in said County and 92627 CALIFORNIA IW 0 HFA tne _, 01lallufe10 erite< ...-STATEllENT oong t>usonesa u ducted by en 1ndMduel 0< Sec>temb9< 9 1988 Hwy· NewP0<1 8eedl 11 State Olillc:nbed es lo• 31 Ttus bu11nen IS con· 504) lftto ~contract ..en -FlCTTTlOUI eualNEU The lotlowlng persons •r• DOM s AUTO BODY & Suaan Berlo'# All credllOrl and Clat· 921563 oO Tract No 9161 .. per dUC1ed by husband and wife This prO)llCI comprl-r•· c:wny ..... be lorfeotecl .... ITATDIENT doing bu..-.. FENDER REPAIR 1751 Thtl •t•temenl was filed mania are dtre<:1ed IO mek• Nancy Whffl•r Clark. Map reco<ded In Book 435, Joeetllm Pohl mooellng •nterlCI' of •Kitting No blc>oer "'ay wtthd..-The l<:MIOWmQ persons ~ M AG N o L 1 A w E s T Monrov11 St Cos11 Met.I w11n the County Cleo"ll ol Of-and present cl1lm1 and 9732 Pomerino Rd Down-Pages 38 39 eod 4o ol Mt.-Thil stat9ment wae flied buildings 1119 bond '°' • P&l'IOd ol domo OUSIMU.. APARTMENTS l TO a C&h· Callf 92627 ange County on May 3. 11188 prool• to Iha A-'119r. 09n. ey, Call! 90240 oellanecMs MllPI In the 01· with the County Clefk of Or· The Conlr•ctore' Stall lorty..f1w 1451d•'flatte<1ne HEROEE PROPERTIES 1oorn1a Um•ted Par1~shlp Oom1n1c Ron• 840 FJ7Ml4 rns 8 Scnmveker. et Bret-Norman W9-ler 9709 floe of the Counly Recorder enoe County on AP<ll 28, llo.nH Board hH d•· d• Ml l0t 1n. oper>ong 21732 S B•OOkhu<SI =C 2082 B\lllftftS Centet Or •e Plumer St Costa M-Publtsfled Orange Coast court Fln1ne111. Inc 1010 Gerniah Dr • Downey. Calif ol lllO County 19$8 lermlned that contrac1orl ,,_.,, Hun1°ngton Beach Carl Suite 200, Irvine Calrl C ... t 92627 Delly Pllol Mey g. 16 23 30 S.Cond A"9flue. Sutte 1422. 90240 The strMI eddr-and '311712 must be llcented In the lol- The Boerd of Trust-,. !12646 92715 Thrs business " con 1988 San 0i9o<>. C.llfomla 92101 Thll bu11nau 11 con-lher d-o 1 Put>lllNld Orange Coat lowtnO cta:uttlcallon lo bid __ ,.._ prN1ge of reiect-1 C•u•s'ine L~d 217321 Pll\ ""'*1c:WI PTopenta ducted by an 1nd1111du11 M-445 Pu••u•nl to Section ducied by· a llmlled pertne<-~ anyc:";:"rMI pr= Deity Pilot Mey 2 9 18 23. on thlS prOj41CI. B __ .,.W\,_. ' •-ll'W\Tll"C •-trMnTll'c .,_,,,._..TICE -•-1cunTICE t8071cl of lhe Cahlorn1e sh~enr..Wtlee*Cl"1l d11cr1bed above II 1948 o:'.:-: ... ~:ay'"r'.1~ ~ ""'~ I r~ ""'"'" r-nu•n.&. r~" nu r'-'UL nu Col'porlllOfll Code. a M-·-1 purporled to be a llngle M-433 -• ;:.;;;:;;;;::======:J.;===:::;;;;;;;;;:;;:;;;;;;;;;L=====;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.L;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~L;::=;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;;;;;;;;tjcu•ed creditor wtio ...a.1 to Thie 11a1~1 wu flied family r~ located at 11 10 00 am It•• wil be a PUBUCNODCE NOTICE OF JOINT PUBUC HEARING CITY COUNClL/REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY OWNER PARTICIPATION AGREEMENT - MOLA DEVEWPMENT CORPORATION (MAIN-PlER REDEVELOPMENT PROJECT AREA) Notice of a JOlnt public bearing by the Cuy Co·.ncil of Huntington Beach and the Redevelopment Agency of the City of Huntington Beach on an Owner Participation Agreement between the Redevelopment Agency and Mola Development Corporation. r9COVI' the amount of any With the County Clat1I of Of-•3 Morrll Road lrvtne CA P\8..lC NOTICE 11'9-bid srt• ~Ion tour dllte:oency lrom the Re-llnQ9 Counly on Apnl 26. 92714 . • 11 Whlc:h ume r.,,_ita- cetY«stitp Elllll mu.I .... 1981 ,,,..,. The underllgned Tn.it1M FICTITIOUS .UllNeSS ti-of the State end PfO- tl• c1a1m by the tNw Oell Cl' ,..._ ,..__ di9C191ma any lleblllty tor any NAm STATEMENT ~tl\>e bldO.. lhal meet 1>1 preclu<lfld from recoY«· Publtlhect .,.ange -....-I tnoorrectne.a of the street The lollowlnv penon1.,. at the tng rne dellClency trom tne Olllly PllOI May 2. O t8, 23, addr9ll and othef common c1o1ng buslneu aa. Bidders may order plans general HHta ol lhe eetete 1988 M·430 dMIQnallon, ti any, shown THE FIN,t,NCIAL CON· and apeclllcalionl by c:on- AS pro111dect In SectlOI\ herein. NECTION GROUP, 16230 tactlng Contrect Manage- 18071dl of the C1hf0<nla S••d Nie wlll be~. bl.It Oevonwood Circle Founlatn ment S.C1ton, P 0 Bo• Corporations Code. before PlBJC NOTICE wtlhout cov.nenl or war· Valley. Celll 92708 1079 S •cram• n to. any dlstrabUtlOI\ 1s made. Iha ranty. 111~ or lmpllect. r• Wiiiiam Mtchllel Evans 95812· 1079. Telephone amount of any unmatured, K*31 gerdlng lllle. PQtlHHl:n, or 18230 Oevonwood ClrOle, (9111) S22-H71 con11noen1 or dtapuled calm FfCTITIOUa .UtJNl!IS Fountain Valley, Calif 92708 Pt-and apec1llcet1on1 encuml>fencff. Including Thi• bual~ 11 con· may be oOlllMd without egainsl \he Ml•ll wndl h• ..... ITAn•NT , .... Chergft and ~ ... bMn ~ted and hu not The lollowlng pereona -of ti.a Trust .. and of 1,,. duct*2 by an Mdual ~ bMn dlM!IOwold. 0< the PWt doing ~ u ltvtts created by Mid o.d Wllllem MtChMI Evans ~ic:atton of bld- of any auch ctelma u thal WARMINGTON INVEST-of Trut1 to pey the remain-This 11a1-.1 -filed der'I under the State Con· hOlder would be entitled to If MENT Pf!IOP£ATIES, 3090 Ing princip9I aums of lhe with the County CWtr of Or-tract Act la not requited the Cfalm _.. due. a.tab-Pullmart Street. SI.Ille A. nole(I) aec:ured by salO ange County on May I, 1MI Suc:ioeesful bld08' lhalf hllled Cl' at>tolute. lftal ba1eo.t• M .... Celtf t2e2e DNd ol Trust to wtt nn.t IUrnlah peymenl bond and held by lhe "'-*-until the CNt~ lntefloB & 0.. '25,000 oo wltl'I Inter ff I Publllhed Orange COut pertormance bond • r• party t>ecomee entllled to It 11gn, C1lllornl1, 3090 th«eon trorn December 25 o.ity Pllot May 9. 16, 23, 30. quired by lft. If the party tall• to ntabllltt Pullman Str-4, Suite A. 1 ... el 111.~ per annum 1968 NOTICE OF REQUIRE· 1 claim. the moniea lhaM be eo.t1 MeM. C11'" 9282' M Q(olllded In lllld note(I) M_..9 M E N T F 0 R N 0 N • paid over or d1strtbl.lt-' wltl'I Thia bualneaa la con-plut COlll •nd eny tdvwicea OISCAIMINA TION PRO- lhe other aH11 of the 1111te. dueted by: 1 corporation of $ 102a oo with lnt-.t "8.IC NOTIC( GAAM (GOV COO[. SEC- P u r 1 u1 n t to Section John R Qarllnoton, Theo.neflcMryunderMld TIOH 129901: Y04/f ~ tl07(•1 of the Caltfornta v ,. /Secl'etaty Deed°' Truet heretofore••· lllCTITIOUe ~.. Is C91..,. to tfle "Non- Coii><>tattone Code, tlilte Thie ltatement •• ,.., ean.d Ind ~ to the MAm ITA~ dlaCl".llWltiltOll a.-·· .. agatMt the Pll't~ on with the County CWtr of Of· undenligMd 1 Wl'lttert Pee-The fOllowinu ~ .. fottl'I ot ,....,,., to IWell1 cllliml wtlletl he\19 bWl re-1191 Couftty on Nwfl 25, Wallon of ..._ llfld 0.. doing bulinW M: wNd! le .,.._.. to ell )acted -1 be cornmeoced 1tll mend lor 811611, Ind a wr'"9n KINGSTON COMPAHY, l'IOMll911'1Pt State~~ within ""'1Y 130) dllyl after 1 trmna o.c...irtt end Election to ... ~21 .,.._. Of Hunt· tlon Contredl end to tht NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the City Council of the City of Huntington Beach and the Redevelopment Agency of the City of Huntington Beach will hold a joint public hearing on May 23, 19U, at 7:00 PM , in the Council Chambers, City Hall, 2000 Main Street, Huntington Beach, California, to consider and act upon an Owner Participation Agreement between the Redevelopment Agency of the City of Huntinston Beach and Mola Development Corporation. The agreement provides for the development of 89 residential units and 10,000 sq.ft. retail commercial located between Main Street and 6th Street north of Orange Ave.nue within the Main-Pi~ Redevelopment Project Area. · Descriptio~ of 1M sites can be f ouod In the q:reement. The proposed projects are covered by a final E.nvironm~ul Impact Report for the Main-Pier Redevelopment Project Area and the Downtown Speciflc Plan for which Notice o( P'repandoo WU filed. written notice ol rwfedlOn 11 ' PubUehed OJange CoMt The ~ C*IMcS 1na1on IMd\ Call n..., 1 "ltaflOard Celfornlil Non-~to the c:1111mant I o.iiy PllOI Mlly 2. t . 1e. n . Mid Notm 04 DMllUll end benllf~ Un. 1112:1 dllv.IMMllltOfl ~ NEITHER THIS NOTICE tNe !lec!IOft to ... to be ... ......hcltft °' . HuntingtOll CantrlCt ~ ..... ~ NOR THE 8A8 DATE FOR' • ~2 ODfdtd In the councy--. 9Mett, Cellf~'2'706 b1tl ,_.,, Tha .,..._ FILING CLAIMS SHALL Iha r• OfOP9f1Y i. ioc:..s Sl'lu·M•y Cl'l•no Lin OlltlOna.,. ISIP'lll •111 to .. APPLY TO HOLDERS OI "8JC ROT1U o.t.; APft1 tf, tMe . t 1$t2 Heatldft Of Hwftt: nol-•IPI St• ConMNo- ·~Coples of the Owner Participation Agreement and the Environmental Impact Report are ; on fUe fol' public lnspectioo and cq>ying for the COil Of d~lication It the ofnce O( the 1 I~ Chy Clerk, Chy of Hunt~ton Boch. 2000 Main Street., Huntington Beach, C.llfOmla I ~1 between the boun or 1:00 AM and 5:00 PM, Monday throua.h Friday. e.xdUllYe or holidays. ' : f{ lntselted pe19DDI may submit written comments 1ddressed to the City CleTk of the City • I 1,.; al Hunttnsnm Buch, Post ornce b 190, Huntington Beach, C11lfomia, 92641, prior to 1 ' ~-the botr of S:OO PM" oo May 20, I 9U. • • . : • ~~· ~ At the time and place noted above. all pa100S lnterated in the above matter may 1ppear I --t ..._ ...---..... ~ Ii ~ .-.. UllC' ~ _ ~. ~1._ Cai v oF HuNn..GTON BEACH. Alicia M. Wentworth, City c1ettc , --- Dllted Mil '· J9ll . CLA.tl ''A" OR Me .. UNITS! emCUMD .Gum ..... 1naton IMcfl. Cellf 92706 11on Conerl!CU end tuecon- fN. FI -XV. lllCnnoul.,..... A-WT. MC. -~ Thie .,.,..... It con· lrw;11oe16.000 ot mote. .,....... a. 1c....._...,., ._ITATnmllT fNall9.,..fY-.0.AY· ouctec1by:~anC1""-~ .. ....., 1no ........, . TN tolloWll1Q '*"°"' .,. -. •tl1. U -.&.A, CA Daniel C Un ol 11'9 lMlor C:0.. The 0.-'*"*' Of.noe COlllt dolnG ~-) ..., • .,.,..,... ., ™' -~ ....... ~ .. .......,. ~ = fllllot M«Y t , lt, U . 0 1' EE N I AM I 0 0 ....... ..... with thll COUfttY '*'11 d Or-,... .._ J' ........ tN 1 *$2 f.HT~ 11a1 am ~Or~ COMt -.CcNntyonMe,s. , ... =-'"=:::ti::: --------·1 ::::. ~ta:r""ntton O..,Hot Mlly~ t , ''ht: ~ Orin8t "= ._ ..... II to ... ,__ to tie PmJC llJTll -PM1P -I , · IClppll, 11131 ·, Dlllw ""Mir t. it. 13. W • .... "' "* D4L--" IM fltoQue 1Ane Hunt• '9S 9111 ,.. ., fl TIU== I ~ PtCTmout. ... ..... ...,, Cllf .NM7 I ...,... ...... ... .... ... U..ITAW _QlryA~'1ww ................. ~ ::za--. ..... .. ... =~ .. :'&:7'*"'~ ~':= .. ~ NUCmlll --~.:=.::_ . WllTW w.ua. ,. ,,..._" ......., ... ............ E . .. .. -p ..... "' _. ~ ..,_, C-. ..._ ,._, 191\ ;.._ 'lt'ICIALTY DIWlOfll. 41Wt@frlll I IM "'8ilr, lliwuwww-. c.1- ... Cllf •u c.11 11111 ll9fTI °"..,...,INC.. .,J-aw --. .,.. .. ........_ '° "9n!llCIJ.~ 1M T1lil ~ .. con. -...... ...... ..... ._ ..................... .,.,., -,. :-eo.te ....._ Cllf. Mtmll "Y: • ..,. .. ,.... ~ Cllf.00.. ~ "':&\-=:= "" ""° Tai • ~ •ca.. V.. lllolt S240 ~ na;.:._.,_... ~ O..Otl1pm.i• .. W1'ITOl.1_ .. ..,0ta _A.a.A.. ftAft .. ... d A-.. a.nu Ma, ,_JNI ....... _ .... ~·Inc. ~ 11 ~ ...... c.m\1""' a. 'W7ll • 1 1111\ .. CWltlr °"" "Or· W'Mft •r~~ ·~-··•· ·~ 1"11--~ a••,.., ~ a.. ....... I ,,_ U40 Mfll ~ en ~ ZL ..... IQll4 NJtifkt -... ,., llllrNllll--., I , ti, -.... .....,Mil ..... ,.. ~ ""' ........ OOfto ----...., ~Cilll 91111 ,_, ..... ~ ......... ,,,,...,..,_ .......... -· ... ·-- Miit-. I c.lcill.. t44 •1ti hA ~ C-CllMl..._VP. u 1--~w=a-~ .... ~;•-_Mlt dOnrw_ Coat_Daltv Pilot, ~v9.~ 1.6. ll_. ' ~ o; c.---. =....._._a.•~ tt.a. '* 1111 =• w ... ,~tiaeq..ieaatwlly clMil- -... 'I - -" . ~ ~= .. ~ -" -~ ~-=II-. _.. 'liiUM =-~-~~ -fild'lilaeWQtojD. 1 ....................... lllliill!ll .. lilil~liiiimiiiiliiii. ......... ~lllllli ...... _ ......... iilll .... iiiiil .. lilliiimlliiiiiil"1 .......... .;...::!~:,;..:::::o • I ' ' '~lili ............... B!!.!2:!11!!!1!!!:!::::~~-:::=1 ........ ..:: ................. ~ .. -.... ~~-~:;!:!~~~~~~-~·~=~9!!illlll-. .... -.............. -____ ...;;. ___ '_.,,__ __ ~·';...._·~~-_.;.~~--~-'----~ Orange Coat DAILY PILOT /M~. May t . 1Na • CALL 642-5678 ~a -<••o()Oo -· ·--· .......... ,.., ... -· DC"°'""'' ....... Ill -~·,.,. •» ""' _, __ ...... , .... -, ••• fl# ...... _ ... . ... ~ .•a T• o. ...... WfifftW .-C,.._.. •fllleKCwiren .............. ~ .,.,.,., .. ,., ,..... ..,. ...... ...,, M It twe .._. .. C°NC;t Y9il ........ _,....,..,..............., .. ..,_, .. ___ .. ........... .,..,,,,., . .,.....,..... ............... .,.,._... ••t,.. ...... , ... "' ...... • .._.tc.c_... .. ,..~c~ (~ ~ .......... .., ... ""' -..... ..._....,,.., ............. Y\ .. ~ ......... ...-..c: ....... . ........ ~.c.... ... ~ 4" I "' f//I ,.. ...-4 ~· _, ,..... .. ~_. ..... .,. ,. .................. , .. ~. -.#4 \ ' ·., -: •.. Private party on~ Ho Reel Estate Commefc1al , ... UtOMOUve, Boehng or Help Wanted ~t.... lllt c.tl... lllt Int. IMcti llft lewJM ..... 1111 laa Jua Cetta... MM C.ta .... Jiit c.ta ._. ~AT BEACH a;;.. * JIWllllllll * 18A hL( dlw. POOi. ator KARBOR view HOME c.p.true llH 1-------... -,' DUPLEX 2·28R on Pen. End unit 38R. 2,,H!A. lrpl In Oiied emphc Nr Gldn T-o ttory 48A 3 dA --;:--1M. 111 ......... • ....... ln9Ula. Stee>e to tend wet·bar laundry 2 ear Wstt War'lf!H $675 A.vi G er dener S25601mo 3cB"',~ '108A~.~l'J)lear~-hM.IAllltl ... COfM ._ tM d•n.r•ioe. ~K. -'Qt. 4'9·~llO get 1g' yd wt gerdnr S/23 54 1-339 1 8"«·8810 or 873-3174 ..,.. ,,_,. 1• compfet•ly remodeled • . $12001mo 111 •aec 2BA 1BA S700 1BR 1BA S..Uttlull 6 28R-a .... , .. ITS r'~ ~~. no21• P911 SEA.CLIFF House tor (818) 842·8999 $550 New crpt drps I Poot rec room 1841"";;,... ..... FIUI ~......,/mo -~1 lease 3br 2ba. din rm. HARBOR VIEW HOME a ---I '*"' etc NIC• Quiet room R41ady f()( ln11.;,1 $595/mo S<I0-3393 38R loft 2·~ 2 car 48R/28" detached gar lam rm . wlfrpk: large Palermo 48R 2''t8A yd "f!r!atata e.s.de loc Open 8-4 M F 0 'Y 1550 ---eg9, i#ge lot '1299.B:,· L..ndtord will do ydwll wood dee• 8-40-6011 S2500 Julia 759 5506 jan., CASA DEL M AR APTS moV9-in• NL to IEWU -~- Huf'Yt C.tl Uz ()( Chuck s 1000/mo 776 Joann 1-.:-, 2144 Rf/NA( I I ~ z~-147 E 18111 St $650lmo Plu• S200 otl 2BR wigar new crpta Jones 131-1286 or btwnHllfbor&Plecenha ..,.. .1 Jh• 9'"' m~lhrough&/lS tncdyd636-41201-&PM 146-6743 (213) 830-52M •,DETACHED nouse 2Br \t~'l ..,, ..... , 10 \ ., , 1BA 1BA unfurn Bii-iN •S200 BONUS• Gr .. t E· w ... am. 2526 S.n1a Ana D S7 10 WM~i\ . . . '. .. ••smn-3eR 2BA popular Paola Plan Ootet 1tree1 & on the gteenbelt Nr pool S20t,500. 540-~24 .... ," "Oul of SunMI Maga- line" R-2. can be 2 Units °' single family S25 000 yrty ~neome Won't Last '309,000 Call LIZ or CHUCK JONES '31·126eor 848-5743 lntala 6 MINUTES TO BEACH ..Sa trplc patio large . \\ . .._i .. 11 4 Agate S750 mo !Of ~:ec:~L~~gAg~1:.1 ~~M~:r 12178 ~118 c suo. 2BR 2BA trplc 2 ~encl t:>ackyard 2-oar opener I RE.AlTOR5 ' lh•• .summer lh«eafte.-Sorry No peis 631-8427 1722.9012 °' 642· tfl03 Newpot'l Heoghlt I~ ~· lrah compect DI W gardener S950 854-0758 S&90 7 t 4 774.3055 ' 11yt4t 2~ lrp!C tndry rm . '850 Rick -'Qt172-2079 2BR den Ip 2 car gar. Lgcondo2BA3BA family lal~tl Ptaiaaall *28 '1""°11Mt •8 • pat.o EASTSIDE lo1tety 2BR ;arage S8251mo 16e5 - -AS J Townnouse '11.l rm & l0tma d1n1ng rm Oflln!> lndry taci •ly 1775 Near tcnOO!S & "'°PS lrv>ne Ave :II 720-9422 Atlrect clean We1ts1de 1:>1oc11 1ogo1tcovrse c;alm 1'"Fabulous v-ol Nwp1 2'07 Plu"' depos11 $300 Cable read~ CMd .:>k 2BR 1'18A l'IM Ntee yd ,001 SPll Next to Tennis Bch & theoc.een Ytly,. •5•8·53•8• S650 No peta 631•6155 Sparkling clean 2Bdrm gar S950 Incl grdM & wtr Glut:> Bkr 642-3850 S3800 mo 640·5324 1 IHI NW YlfW PR•v•~E A Ou1e• 2BR 1 ·B• S7•0 All ut111 pd 548-1368 or &46-23119 Completel'I' remode•ec EASTStDE SUNNV 48R Fng ger Sorry no petl BE"'UTE ··-3br2bahm •ENDUNITTOWNHOME LIHISU4U2•a security b d ng 1BA 1..•d•y s10~ •el"g 2BA Jpsta1r$ Near 1980 WALL.t.CE " ...,,. 2Br 2Ba 1 sty on grnt:>ett 1 -• e ai~ ....,..,.., a trPI encl pallo gar Jhopp1ng & acnoolio 645-27"" ~ 642 ... 905 D"'• gl r ""' y••d gar-House NeW1y dec~a1.,. ~• " ..,. ..,.,... g rage r6•5 ~ 557 69'" ;n1 "" """ ·•.. F'o• lease al $1350 S"OOO ...... """0 ..... ~ Ba"" Bo 1 ~ """ -·" s11somo6'6-463t --dene< all eppllanc.s incl AVAIL NOW• 723-0545 " 1mo •se 873 786• ,5ii, ..... s'r s~""'.:o v a Du1 Peiat •• wtd S 1450 IM 650·2•03 F URNISl1ED 28, dPl'I C"'LI. 540 3.,93 * *•EU PfllS1t 1t 2BR 1BA 5mall Dack yaro A DORABLE CONDO* 1860 st 2 08 2 lrplc " -" A. '!.rrall Qutel compte• Gas Wasnet Dryet hk· SIM fltl IDT . N•ce 3BR 2'-tBA 2 story New 2Br 2Ba ale gar nestled among 1a11 trees ups No pell Adults 124551 Alla Viata condo Fr ...... 3 car park pool 1enn1\ '" Fasn 1st 2U 2U PEITIOISE """ hplC w'd near pool s1975 & ·aV1sn tandsca~ 1Br pret o 6•!",.1631 All 4pm 2BR 18A. Hv1ng down, 1ng W tD hkup smell encl S 11 5{1 W t p k mo 4 mn1h mm I 3rd llOof Apt ""''h spec Yard Comm pool Nr *m6°7L 2e5s_.3.ar 720-96110 or 722· 7007 1acul1t floor 10 re•l•ng i 1<e n-"' t:>aicotiy ca E SIDE Unique De1ogn oedrms up Enctsd patio .,.. .. 1.,ed•al ce•Ung 1rp1e gar· and "'ar Lots of grau Hart>or/405 Fwy $1000 Nicely upgrioeo 3BA 2BA VIEWS o t Nl'wpori age POOi spe •ndrv lac Vaulted c.et11ng1 3br " · 675-•912 Ao1 Beautiful detactleel nouse Lower Duple• S•eo' 10 Harbor & tne OCPar C.!I•-NO PETS 5700 sec 2 •t:>• 2 car gar w1 open-1760 mo 496-335<\ Nace JBR 2' •BA 2 story 3t:>r 2ba lrpdlc.$A12C502-car t:>ctt 2 car gar r: P pallo I ages MIC~rlly .~~·, cus Can Velma 549.2u 7 e<s w o nk up, a1c 18Ht. leac~ . garage. yar tmo s1400 67.-, 4q,2 Ant 1om ,,..1er1or .h J '1'0 micro end unll t:>1ke to • condo Frplc 3 car park A•a1lat:>le 5/1 675-6096 " CALL 540-339" • • 'wnhse·tvpe 4'BR oeach no pets St050 Zlr 1~ • tng W Dnkup smallencl TURTLERQCt1POINTE OCE.t.NFRONT DUPLEX I BA "'d hkup Gar. mo S600Mt 631-t211 5855 •"uee!ty c:IMn ..._..: yaro Comm pool Nr " remodelPd 3BR 2BA •YWLY llEIT&L uge 30J3 Coohd~ :B "" • Harbor/405 Fwy $1000 3Br2'1Ba·lam1ly 1npres· Sl7SOmo • 2BR l BA 3br 2ba Dplx ,.al •!w S'S0Nopets 432•7767 GARDE"' APTS 2BR carpetsdraoM paintin .. , 675-•912 Agt hglous gateo communt1y s1400 mo 1,1., 760 8618 xlras Sl200mo 6'3 6 •54 S725 m 18R S595 mo sioe and out' Town~ Z.1 02 A11a1table anytime Can 1 Poo1 & c.erport 329 s11re • pte11 ACJUlt•• E SIDE 3"· d-2 tba "' AGE BA W I .............. "" -· . ., be leased trom 1-2 yrs I.A 1 unt-.1rr "''" *BR•NO NEW Avocado 722-7837 pref o el meant_._. ·--UIF··-.·.-n··a·m-··-·s-remodeled k•I & din rm S22501mo 786-7500 agt P&llUlllC ICUI garage slove •!''''9 ft economy llPI at oom·,. -encl yd poo1 & tennis A.vi . Steps to t:>eacl'• s:-2• "'>(J Garden Ap1 spacious petitrw price 8~ • 18 Av8ilable lor 'Y'Nrly & 6t t s 1300 760-840• WOODBRIDGE 2t:>r • ,t:>a YIEW-CIUI UTtl yeariy 645•5862 $200 OFF 2BA o w w w cp1s drps Summer! Contact Jell 2 level condo Man) Ou•lt 2BR Defl 2 BA c mm ca~ readv Enc• gar Jacobs 875-4830 To E SIDE new UPl>f leYel ins nr poo1 1enn•s $950 ,8.,n,5 & pool $3500 mo 1.AG Studio new•• oeco• •ST MONTl-4 5 REN• '6CIO No pets 645-5577 .... dnWI by 4007 Sea· Ouah1y 2BR 2BA house 759-5585 0t 854!-982q Aslt tor Maureen 0 , Eo lull ktlCl'len Steps 10 oa, !10' PAULAQilljO ShOle Open o.ly 12.. Frpl loll Ill appl gOOd 760-5000 Ot 759 1<,4(; t:>ch U1tl 1nc Ma1u·e c-·~-• 'Bl'< 'SA s·so UllE ~~., ... ....,WWhlttn loc A.vi $975 751-3898 LlfHl ltHli 2141 RfAWA( $550 mo 1rt> 6"5-<''c;.: •~BP 26A S-850 ... 1rgpa110 lngo<>O IOcale •Pooi So• SA70 mo 859"" 19th lll-48SO llCllJlll ltcATIOll OCUI FHIT 1 Oceol'll•on1 IBR ato • .-•Garages lllTmTll WIST 11111 .. 11 SP&ClllS 1, 2 I -.... Sw1mmong pools Ught.cS,• L•k • new 3BR 2 >BA Steps To Shaw, co • .-',I'' l ...,. ..;I I 1_\ I! I He d • 1 Cale nr Ba P•('j" %4'; Q ,68 e:iJ :j9 17 LG 2B• ' ,ea lrpte P8hO ___________________ .. Ian.. bl.ad 2JOI twnnme Frplc 2 car gar ) ·Br J83 sc;,-ca1cu•a• \\ -\.... • lnclOl uhlr. Si SO ,...<' • ---------~ airpe1 pa1n1 D rW Ital Eat.ti Fer Salt Cnta .... 1124 2BR 1BA Yl'1)' Ltg brQ age Comm POOl spa 6 "1 e"' Lon Q 'e •"' 14£ALTORS • Seoe Kev 111 ... 4 96t:.t:>8t. • BRAlllD NE.,, * Av "0.,. s795 mo -oep 1e nn s volle yball •! Daskett:>at. Ctos• 'S DUCll Knoo&S. ~ &ot; YIOPQ<ng 6401 WEST WARNER '°: evown; 2houaesonM c:rtyrd. steps 10 bch & tennis S.1blulf Canyon S3000mc ~94 , 17i' I STEPSIOOCh Lrc;;2D• ''"as-Quoel adull ;.omple. 2V3 Mine<' A 64511161 leaan/C.a•n lot Pomona Ave 48A convenient shopping $13501Lse CALL Manlyfl Mar1eoe• PRI ME o c • "', w carport n-.oe tJll' .; u •~•y 1 t. 2BR 1111 SEE1 142 .. H " CianaJ lilZ 28,.. lrplc, 28R lBA AMI· S 11001mo 673-3773 Coombs 831· 1266 TURNER ASSOCIA ri::s 3 8 R 2 , BA Town "'e 112 46tn Sl S 12!)0 ,,..,., •o;,"nOuses Coti•~ to ----------1 1ng S274.500 8-45-2390 Beaulilul 38' 2ea Duplex ··~i~; !). OCUI VIEW/UM :anf c~ ~1 i:.ac~ t:>:v yearly 646-733.., ...... c• & shops Scso. 2bR :B!'~c2F~1 Lm&TllllUCI ~ ~:~ H1!:'".~an:,-~~ T;~ aMs"'.:=~' Spec!OUI 2 Sty hm 4BR Prof dec:oreted Frplc. .(• i# 2Br 1 •Ba dt:> c;.i• 6 ~ S2•~0 ~5~~~J vi CertH 4tl •u 2622 ~925 1110 Pets .. n '700 &gt' ll1 built 1n1o 3BA. up fem r m . ifr~~~/~73~j4:uby _,L -••• $1200 mo 49•-~80; -SEA ISLAND 2t:>r 2 .oa 2 Bedroom 1 tBA SSOO •.,MB~Sd2Bave<lr~ Qunvie1}=,:~ora" ~~pslll';~~:;ER $525 eiec • dee> CALl...'- 1 536-3316 8am-6pm ~ COLDWeu BANl(eRO $289.1100 Ownrl Agt ,,_ ....... 1179-8260 or 540-SELL YRLY 2BR/28A House MESA VERDES FINEST • ..,.rt ltacli 2169 del'I Almost tie;,. OvP.•· Move·ll'I Bonus' 1 rear ;:.a•.eo dt>t ga' •nor¥ rm •sL MGMT 642 1603 •nzert leac~ "" 3BA 2BA grdnri wale< Pd _ IOOl<s golf course w•lh lease S950 • S500 ;,l"C : •050 No PelS 6'0-2495 Jmat --00 Frpl. WID hkup. lg patio S 1200 Yr lease Call after 2 IHlllOM 1 'h IATM ocean & C•t) llghl view 900 SPa Lane 64 ... -26" lfWU HCIUTD SPAClllS IPT. 1 .. E.xpt'li thehN: garage S 1350/mo 6pm 546-3826 2 story 1 garage pat.o Gateo comm Ava11 6 1 ..... Jiii * 675-9797 • $1050 mo. 675-4912 Agr S3500 mo i 86 7500 agt 1~ ... c1a1 .. c ... •Inf lPUTmlTS * ~9 2BR 2BA Respr .. e ,ours now' S825fmo No Pels 8 7 W lllCIOrta 0.11ts Q-9 9991 "ve~ 2Br t 181 wigar Cfl)l5 te leac•? MJ·f•ll orps 0111ns tnco pa110 • Tllnlltol 1441,000 Laurel 2 mttr bdrms, lllMI IEWlY llEllllLH 2b1lh1 beat locetlon 2BR I BA hs. wl garage 2BR 2BA condo Large a1 Park /pool view 15 Ptaia1•l1 2107 lencedyard lar~open 1 tacheo dout:>ie ga•age Brla rglen By ow ne r --.-&-EA""'"N"'!Fl!'!APO•N""""T·•--area Nr Hart:>0t & V•c 1 huge pa110 Poot spa $149 500 733·2206 28R 1BA Rehat»e Quiel to111 Pets & ktd!\ OK $1rs mo Agl 759-8389 Bev ocean vu 2Br 2Ba •g Superior "'""P' Crest Pt&n· oen gar S 1850 673 ~69<: 1at1on '>huller!> 3t:>r 31:>1 g1r POOi tenflt!> ~auna $1600 mo lse 6iS 2332 3BA 7BA lo-• un 1 516 ins S•300 me VILLAGE RENTALS 9 ·9. 38•8 Pam 63b 41 :.>O Can 1 SPM • 2l ... Sl001t 2•39 Oran~ E S7~ 26 t9 Santa An1 D $735 Frog disnwasr>er 11ove 66~ V1CtOt18 L S7:?0 inc No P811 5-45--4855 Great 4 BR 2•., BA family home Loca1ed et and ot Cul-de-sac Larg41 yard sp1 lots of privacy Ta stefully decora1eo custom thult41'S 0 Z cute s 11001mo Sm yd S775tmo 540-3393 La~ ... ll~atl l s Yrly No pets 875-7420 2BR 2·,BA TwnHse Hu,..e NI UEL SH RES Prll/&tl " 2BFl 2BA 6m ttr Bayiront Tlllll llESHYAT101S ocean •tew' 1200 s t sec tor summer ref'll&IS Nporl * 4c.-S-llJ8 + Fa0utov!> Of'S .rer 2BR 1BA ;,. "'" t• •lulled wOOO Cf' I nq~ 1•PIC PluQe oec~ sng1 oar no,, ocr t\&rt>o• ~ Ca•alt"d "'~ Steps •o OC." S'500 ""C' Drive 01. '4 • Ferneal &. call S,,,.....,, u 675·8'27 mleatiBJllJ NEWPORT HEIGHTS area 2B• 1Ba ya•o S6ll5 mo • d•OO!> I l'I O pets •642-5722• * WTIUff SPfCUl •I BP 1BA trpl $725 L9e Poo· no pets d 1 w carpon Lovely remodel ocnlrt hse yrd w1 uto access Obi community walk t o for inchv Of couple So,,,. gar ~11as• S975 PPI o~ 2 2 ca• prkflg S t550 mo Bch ""ater lront Mooe•n • 722-81401722-8011 • C all 8 30-S 30 955-1961 2BR nse 771-0658 lPUTllEm _•ftf!!1 __ 1u_c_li_2"_t lt!J1!11 ~ l ... IOIO beach •BA 2' >Ba. up.-restrictions...,, d Winter ppl 646-1264 642-9666 graded 3100 s l . ...., j EASTSIDE DlfLEX $435 500 Cnateau only S900lmo 856-3120 RUSTIC REM OD PRIVATE P Il l d G d ,.__ •• -.-"1 2RR GAR W D HKUP Larger 4 Bedroom Unit IS two years old prime pre>pe(ty only S359.000 ag!~~ 4~r;,..c:.,,:0 • _,... • II ..... DISPOSAL ADULTS NO 2 Cute but cozy Duplex PETS S795 675-0097 C&UIEUGTUll 111-1000 IEEI Ifft P&Yll£nt we 11 give you the down in eaehg tor a snare ot o"'"n erst11p You make the mthly pymls & -there apprec You receive 100% t•x benellls M ust nave clean credit Agl •97 8757 Dys, Ev Wknds YEIWLUS PlmotSEYIEW Populer La Tour model With two mute.-bedroom Sll1tes each with 111 own bath BeauUlul v-of ocean bay & cuy llghls Very convenient location Walk 10 the ocean or en )o y Ih a love ty clut:>house. POOi & spa Gated commul'l1ty & M- c:urlty butldHl\) Owner will carry 2nd 1rus1 d"9d Im- mediate poSMUIOl1 $1~ 000 lll·llOI < .1 ~rr1 1 KJ:"\ l~rt lun-lMt Un•ts 2BR 1BA 1 ci r ;3tH BOATSLIP * 91r Frplc Drive by 514 Townhome 3BA 2•, Bath Jasmine S900lmo S359.ooo 11141650-6413 YIWlm&LS FARROW REAL ESTATE lli--4112 1tUlllllJllE* 4BR Twnhm Ownr $648K Prins only 760-3675 IUClllPlD Steps to sand 2&3BR 1375.000 Realty Expo Mr Siegler 830-8801 BIG CANYON DREAM HOUSE A 101ally t:>eautllul sophtStl· cated 4 bedroom with sky1tghts private pool. and luxury 1"'91'11tles, de-- Signed IOI' entertaining $875.000 631-1400 - WAnRFRO'l(l HOllU .. a-. REAL ESTATE REALTORS HllEDIPLD •BEAUTIFUL 2Br 2Ba duplex w marbled llrs trple garage laundry pvt t:>eacn access No pets $1350Jmo 673-5337• BRIGHT charming 2bf 2bl co1t1194! Den lrp!C Avail 61 1 513 Carnation $1400/mo. 673-7333 Do not disturb tenants CllUCIYI wamnuT Unique • 0t SBA 2BA. 2 story Prv1 home 1n Qutet a11ctus1ve community SpaelOUs & versatile flOOf plan Wonderful views Great Iron! patlO plenty of parking AH ,_ decor 1 Lse avt at $3500/mo Y1Lu1mau lll-4112 PLUS OCEAN VIEW IAVINE TERAACEJBr ANO Just en alley away 2Ba. lg tam rm & reer from the sand 48R yard Walk. to t:>each & 2' ~eA uw-3BR 28A Fash+on Island s t600 mo L~ CIMn & Sharp 673-6324 .tends & evee wlmany meny new up-833-2704 bus hrs grades recently added -- $1\0wS rNI • Pride of JASMINE CRK SUMMER le)Me Ownel'shlp FantHtlc RENTAL 28r +den, !um ... i--•l• 1007 seasonal rental location Tennis. pools gat9d __ "'l ... ______ I ASKING '525,000 $2350/mo 720-3776 208 E Bay Ave Reduced ~ IULn Lrg 2BR 2"t8A . big'°" $.40K-now S-455.000 Nu Dramatic Ilk• L d 4br 3ba. 3 1009/1 3·tty lll-1110 tr 1H-IUO gar. 1p1c'. rnor':' s~'~ AIR R .. lty. 673·5870 U1t .. • • Tom 831-6107 8-40 ~9 WESTSIDE VILLAS DELllCOllOS llWLUSllC •IWlllEW?1t Larg41 3 Br 2 rBa 2 car attached g aragP w d nkups trplc pvt yardl> pool & spa S 1250 mo RESERVE ONE NOW' 726 W Wiison SI For 1n101 call 548 700 1 TOWNHOME Like new 2BR patio double auacheO 9ar S •ro<> mo WATERFRONT HOMES INC REAL TORS 63 t-t4()() WHTSIH CITT&CE 1BR IBA. lrple $8001mo • MC dep Cati Rusty 631-126& WMR<A ··I ~ • "· • W-SIOE OCEAN VIEW 2BR 2 SBA Cond o $9901mo WID hkvp gar lrple Avail 611 673-3285 No room l9f1 tn the garage tor 1he cw? A call to ctaul- 11r * 3Br :?Ba 9ar oool S 1450 mo Short tenanc) 6 months only Call 55 ~ .5193 ()t 24 1..()590 * LARGE 2 story E .. PC •Bdrm 2 >Bii horn& Wall• 10 oeach $2000 mo * 645-0 124 • 1tTlllUFFS* JBR Den JBA Plho g•e al ocat1on Furn $2100 Uni S 1900 .t.91 759 8Q34 L V Props Ma• er 6~3-9333 3BR 2BA 1 car gar v1ew or t:>av df'Clo. 1 Yr eaSt" Avl 5 15 S1SOOmo no.9n, wk days 3BR TOWNHOME Pvl patio frplc comm PCIOI Spd No pets S1150 mo 240 2160 I 5BR 4BA •000 s I t:>ac~ t:>a~ l Ctly hghlS YI-re modeled SJOOO mo J•m 12131496-4379 BAY FRONT E•egal'lt 2BR Secur1i.. Dldg S12.,5 mo WHERFRONT HOMES INC REALTORS 631· 1•00 UYSllRES 3BR 2BA Cape Cod S2500 mo Avail 6 t Agent Debi Bibb 6'4-9060 or 64 2-6868 lllffS HI WU I Of 28A Den. 2 ,911. S 1400/mo 640-5664 Bkr EASTBLUFF 4BR h"9@ OPEN SUN 2·5 Bldrl Agt - bonus rm 3BR poo4 I 111ewt $2900 Avatl now• By Owner 760-1108 Leo.tlHI Lffattffl NEW 2bf 2ba 1-M condo 1.....,.:>L:e.....,::s.-----' n•• ••• .., 1022 LHatlMJ Lovety garden. Indoor ----------------......... * •--1 .. -* One of the VERY BEST 40' lndry, gar. clubh.a. Oasis --r s1reet to ,,,_ locations Sr .,... S 1950 731-6232 IEW Ml on Lldol Just a few doOra SPVGLASS. OCNn. bay & Spectacular 48R/3BA 10 th4t bay and be9ctlt city night tight views_ View. Private Bch By This light and airy 5BR (or 4 Bdrm No Peta. Avl 5118 Owner 720-9'01 or 4 and a den) contem-'3600/mo 61913..0-t284 720-9044 ary home ... -,_,...~~_..,,.,,,..,,_..,.-.,.- 48R 2'~8A 3 '* ~ So ~ by wortd famous UNUSUAL 38R 3'~BA. 2 of Hwy High°'*' bMm ercNtec1 'NMra' Own-frl*:S. dbl garege, top ol oellmgs GrNt "°°' plan .,. .,. ~ few a lat Iha line appllancH. '510,000 7~714 Mite! A must to ... 1 S2l50/mo. -'at 873-5354 .......... .... 1114 ~~e!'mA" Ltt •..., r. Siii y .. ,,.,.,,,. c. Gl1111t11•. '4t-S671 for Inf ormatlon & surprisingly low cost. Daily Pilat UNIOUEL 'f des>g"4K> lam· I~ no"'e 'W vie.,,. 4 BdrrT'S • w bonu5 arf'a 3 Bath t1m rm w ... et oar d•n rm lndry rm 3 •rple 3-ca• gar S2500 mo S•S-889; 6!>0 4q2e Lie;jl'll & Airy Slu<l'C Apl C>Pf'n o-oam ceiling POOi VERSAILLES Charming grea1 v•-• A,.1.,ow' S695 oacneto• w !lleep1ng rno "2" •.-76 '" m<;g alCo~ '650 •etr19 1ncld C • .,~24 Pu.JS •B• s7·5 "'0 ~u•l ettl tU "9 S«"U<•ly bOlf\ QV•fll IO Calton' No Pt'IS LEASE 644 ...... 11 AQ~I No tee VERSAILLES 18• P H Q••al 1oca1ton secu11111 pool no pets $850 mo Sandy 673-2749 • 'w\ATEAFRONT Twnhome 2 Mslr t:>drms 2 :be modern kitchen lrptc. 2 car gar wtth w d Ilk-up 3 patios sec gates Av111 5 1 $16.5 mo yr lse Phon~ "'eekd&)' 10.5 835-2 '26 0 ' Wttkend< 734-42 I 3 Mrs Meo1nt1 SaaJua PS 1"!!00"!""!!0!'!!F"1'i "'!PT-·mp-E!"'as-tsi-de- ' B• oool incl gas S62~ mo • Also Sp.caous 2br 1Ba 'Ola'"' reluro S725 14'1 E 181n St 642 -99~ &PlllTllEllTS Liiq~ a11ractrve apls ,,.. ii D~•ul•lul garden St>tl•tig ?001 ,oa garaq~ O• c~rpo•1 So•" no pets •Sf\IERAl L.Oc11.·10111s 2Bd•.., 2Ba S800 3"18 "" w.1 .. on f;J 1-5583 C · 2171 i .e..oroor" --''•'-'-'-'1_8_1 ____ 2Bdr"' • Sd S630 s~so 2BR 2t:>a house r i"" ,,., 30' •vocaoo 5~2-9850 S::iarl<l•ng C ~an large Ga•oen a;>ts Beautilull) ardscapeo grounds Pool & ~a pahos oeci.s garage o• Ut•POrt So<r~ nc pe15 •SEllERA, LOCAT•O~S Bacne•o• S605 ' ~'00"' $655 280•"' 1 .&a $775 22SO va.,gua·c •0·%4>6 Bacneioc S560 I Beoroom $6~ 2Bdrm • •Ba $750 2Bo•"' 2Ba T ... nr,s $850 825 Center St £>•2-142• Bachele>• 1 ~· ....,,., 2Borm 1 .Ba 161 E 181h St 'Bedroom 28 drm 1 ·Ba '5~E;1 <-,S1 $5901 $690 $790 642 0856 $695 1 $805 48 2•0! I COTT&SEnPE E S :;E 2Br is. Q••~ lg ,a·~,,. 11'1 P81•0 ""B~"'°' "~ .JC' s·so -..o :!<.4F O•a"Cl" -5, V Gt.r 6.:2 '603 2-c.a' gar 32 102 Via oe u111t1a S8i5 mo 1s1 •ast c1e1n1ng & ~ecurih 213 •39-1343 .,, 7pm 1 Beoroom 2Bo•rr 1 ·Ba 241 W W11son E 1s•s "" across 'rom S645 o ai..wooo 2BFl ·e• S760 enc• 9a·~ •o P<•t oa110 63 1-096() s • 40 <T\O Agl ; 59-8389 ~ THE FAIRWAY APARTMENTS AT BIG CANYON l.J~ on the lOt.b (aarw•) of the ndus1~e ~ plf' BIR Can)'Oll Cuuntrv Oub anudst out l>f'•utJful f'lo .... "r ga•df'n• :-;, • ., f'ash100 l!Mod ~tly-llppOlntC'd I !. and ->-bedroom luxury 1partmf'nts m•5Clnn hrrpl1Ce• ~t hert .1ir t't,nd111onU\g ...... sher•dryf'r hookups la~" pihtl or bll~ c•1htdral r~ fullv eoqu1~ kitchen'> l-car ganigf' Wlth ~~ 'hdl ·c~1Tal Lanai PQl'I A mamtenance--frtt t'l 1'1enci: Ort'n ~on Fri q am 10 5 pm ""t'e~Jan I a m 105p.m Pr .. .-..trc•m $1 i ... i; '" L .'<;O(I Fnr m •r inlorma •1ttn an.I "'••lat> • r \ ( ". ' TURN UNN~EDED MERCHANDISE TO .. ' 5 4.80 ·-··11111 6-.............. ........... r For t•... you can lldWtttae your Gar99e Sale In the Dally Piiot There 1s a '4 line minimum and the price i. the same whether you advwtkM 1 day or 3 days Ifs a gru.t way to tum those hidden trMSUres Into cash We are also ottering a••••• le .. ..._••••• ••• fOf t 1.M. This guide lndUdes kt.a on how to advertise. how to plan, What Items to 981t. plus ldeea tor a better garage saJe; also a garage sale s.gn, prtclng atlcicers. klfonnatton on city ord nanoes end inventory lheet. You can purchase your Garage Sale Kit for 11.00 when you ptace yoAJr ad at: Classified Advertt ••••• c ••••• , .... 330 W•t 88y St~~· Meu ' ' I ....... LI . ITM .. LUii Li g I•-• 1 .. ,asa. boat• ..... SKAM <>c:•n1t•1• I& Mt1.Av1.!"ng1~omce ---•-.. ....., ~nded. oua-~ • • lnd.-y. tbe wiltt ..,._mom I ap. ...1ua 1AI001f •• -'°"' Olllll celi'9tt. new pool pt1v111c10••· todcler ~Hime • '• 1TCLW!ine & ~yo. ANll...CS9DmeCllM10 ~-,..,._ ~ 135().;nm 544141 uf * en.~ ~ ~ ~ CcliltKt ,,.., .. ," b tne-"""* Alt "'u. Ind. Prl~•t• -MFORliC'MT ~,--TEM ewftf. Loe:~, .. ,, ISurtl• l'm•wryQOOdtMtOy& --8adt et-.,.. No " ............... ._, "' &.n (Hr HelfOothwcll 1'm•1montheOld You _ • .,, -F ttudent Kite: Lndry. Pt1Y ROO~HOR RENT n••• .. I. ~be~bte P9tl M Deily ~S5 1n1ry $-400/mo, Bal P9nn Female Aoomma1a wwit-end~ "9faaie* EAST BLUFF ..,.ac.11 2bt 1at.Lalt .. 19C 973-6651. ecs ..... \1,. edult ~ 213 803-4$63 ~11 .,.. ~ tapllilend 2t>e 19t Fri*:. 4'-. encl ~~.t~ ~ ~":,-; hdatta a Fi.audll N&atyie~t* Call 2-car ga,age. p ool ltttla/11!ttla 1111 ...... my mommylPatty)at S10501mo * 758-1~4 -~ apt '" Cost• M ... 19.atuat WOfkl42_.32te•t 333 llUUI 11m A ~. I I Im me d ~ ,..6 -'! -· Of'att\ol'M540-7~ lll&T Liil~ Wkly rentals now A11a1I S3!;0/month Ulll pd ,.uaaa .._ Deh1•• 28t 28a with $14700 _. & uc> 2274 poolhottubPteuace• "A!'!"1•i ..,._0r_oup_.;"", .. h·prown--EV'9IOf~maNge - OMIF/T. N"9 en11•ronment Good pay Call 494-9650 ~ v-. G• . ceble Nwpt Blvd CM 646· 7445 Judy at 642 ... 321 ... , record ........ , pwl· P.S.1--1etnm Wt O ttk ~ 316 days lrom 9-5 ner IMOvaove products, -I IUJYllT PflSll PJ._... ... ~t .. -hr~~~!! Y1uti1a ltatah c1n1 mar ... ns tor "'OW""' wanted F1or1s1 Good n•-A~ .. ..,. ,........,., Y~ngproflhr2BRApt on ..-"' --.. Clole 10 beech S895tmo l7U the water on s Batlront bv$lneSS milts ~le dnving record t52-9 tSS 4101 Hllara A sUtUJEa STEAL I '" Balboa Island N/tmkr ' tn1 I dlSlrlbuUon Up to --..,11.111111 - Tll. M GMT 642· 1803 Furn Quain! houM tor only $425 Bot> t75-3607 $2.S MM. f .. I paytleCtl S..'"'IJ 'NllP0"9lbte. car-................ _..._ __. MICl°'*t. 552--119() ing ~tat fOf my etno ..._ ....,.. .,.,_ ~ ..-' LO lu:11 28' 28-ttOOtl 2 rent, lg )Id, 18r, din CK 1,. •. 11 •• ~ -· -W'•-b.o'(. II\ the CM .,_ _but wlll train 497-2464 pwt. ~' aun.. 2 petiol. 281 $800/mo • ulU A1111i1 .., -•• _,.._. p . nr wcttn. nlpett 811-9 30 5 milt from t. ...... ",.g"""'-"'"'._.,_..,. m..tOt fot Houlton Ai>ta AeferencH m1.111 b• .. am 1175/laa¥1111 M0-9408 Newport BeechJOONn PRO,FE SIOHAL nMds Loal Tuaa 8"oll• has Pf~I S9&ety MOO-PI T ngts & wttnda CM ---Mill« 540-8516 67S.8202 NB CdMBRnoc:.hm/apt ONts M 850-1400A liable! Pleue call S45-IM71 *UMISLI• lmmed M*• 650-1400 e gt 5'0-7796 after 8'lm oc _ NB JUST bring ctotheS' Ev 528-7 100 X527 ...., fl Leia ltlt leave m-ege~ DISHWASHER l General 38' 2Ba wt ¥19wt LM a111 6 lS.-753-0719 Ou1e1 clelu11, lop llr 1Br C I I -CINn•ng Persoof0t p&r1y totallv turn incl llnens lfllfl If tat SfGNATIID[ LOANS equip r«1tal ttore FIT M1ero VCR ptiOne A1C I 2141 IUI\ lar!eJant 5531 UNITED RENT-AU pool 1801\1$. •le Co11 cl 12u• •••••• Un:ieoured good cred11 a .... ,---. 645-0760 pkng Av•1• 6 l t i 17 ,. -must $3-50 000 ~ a..m.1 Furnished Apt Very elagenl 2BA Bay VteWS & pnv l>elldl S 15001 mo 675-3197 Of 975-~93 M ature party n-smlu 24-hr access. $160/mo in REAL EST. ATE $$ Steltat Job w/CM Manne $900/mo ·MC 6-46-5214 Newport Bc;h 646-2556 hrm '°' • star FIT Chrg Bllllpr Duties vaned. Full ~ze enclosed single 'Available New toans ot re-challenges enoi.s. re-•n mt I •• t. h t. s ~art car gar •ge Secure llnanctng Poor credit OK spon11blllly & soltd 911.l)C!f l8A tBA. etldoMd 0.,_ 2724 399 W Bay Costa Mesa Call 24 hrs 17141864-0425 • must A great opp<ty -. doM to beadl ~ --------.... $115 mo 650-63!>7 .. WIDOW H·s .,,.,. 631-MIO --2Br 288 d w lrplC dbl " ~ qiMt location. $885/mo gar walk lo !>Pach' Prof C W lor Tosi S 10K·uP No I •HMIEDU• 1480 MontOllle resp n-smkr SA75 mo taatrc creel v no pe-n Den-· TSL MGMT 8-42-1&03 I.E. .... ,.... nlSOfl Auoc 673-7311 . full cnarge. dala entry & ·~ttls deposit 6<1/ 3442 payroll reports Bene1111 NEWPORT HEIGHTS •Cm.A NA BCH 2 roung la.inu/O fitt ltat laHuc .. eatl 19K Yrly NB 759-9317 IBA pool. carporl 1 27,I I - 11m111t111 Wlllll! WEIGHT LOSS THE NATURAL WAY•! IOOWIUSaf A Patctl a day! Pounds •w•~ Ul-l1t44'euH s 4 5 0 I m 0 • de p 0 s prof lt>m Seel>. . Id lo Shr Le11 I r.:::J z•zs *DRIVER* lo"'91y JSR '.\BA P>m Reis --~ 6-46 4e&4 N smkr Av• """Pd S500 WISTCUff llllJll& BLACK CAT "" wtlt bib & R~l&ble ~son w/good ---------722-6'60 f. I Oc;' Com~ Westcllll & Irvine ""h•SkefS Ont! pink P•d drMnQ recotd FI T. ben· .... ,_.,,.. WITI •T IUPS r wu\ltt lo c:• '-"""' U\ Ot._M" '"' l_,lf IP ~ • "'' ·-11 IMllt0 W•.1~' -•C•lff I& ~ p, •I'• ..... SIOO AN ~''"'fl ll~ .ll&TIUPDlU• Sorry No Pets nt-et11 Balboa Pen• p, I lf'nt n. sm~r 10 '.> , ... l()f 2ba apt S33li .t ~ Call Jean Am •. • .:.&1 BA'l'RIOGf C0,....00 P101 I M F Cln S"" • ' stir 2BR 28A s,•.-.o me> M!lfl\ lu•r "22 696f louu ... ~ ~t>,,.L o<r Crest Condo All 1mPn111es $60!1 mu u• •~ M F Idle 20 s-30 ~ A> NOW Bart>a•a 6-15 •3•3 lll>ee 2BR 2BA 1n countr) >e ... ,, Sf1'1k• ..,, , .;::iac1ous se•ting Pool palto W D Br con..,0 C I.I flw B a11 hl<up5 D W gar S995 An•!.'11 toes ~Jt • •ul1IS Q60 6610 Of 751-2787 Av 6 1 ;411 23o2 or JD PROPERTY MGMT 583· "56~ •ea.e m'>Q PARK NEWPORT (714)644-1900 -6\#•---·~J ~.....,.. ,.._ ... ~•"' f!O ... WALK • 0 BCH N~ HOAG •IBR S695 •2BR 28A S895 Pool ~!:' l e• tr d t.oar• 1ng 140 1 Sut.t>r•O' '>46-683P. ;1AL•' bt'ltC.l'I • 'B• Ile< $850 •S•uO•O S62~ Pool Ir o·~ gar e .... .., ~34-43 I<' or '.i2B· 14 tf> wESTCLIF~ LBR 2BA relrig o w lr;>I< 1100 SQ ti poo. crporl n pel S8501mo 645-0302 f,..., ~"'"l .,.., Nwpt 6cn at 1 2 B1c;. s 10 tx:n ~-·s ""' 11 1 t1s t;4• .?31t' 31• -pm Mar l'fn Mal,.s ''" aroe JBR B••• .,.,., conoo ·Garage ~001 $S25 -S625 •644 260"• NB BLUFFS 8ACKBAY Sh<trP ~ b• lu•ur, P>ome '100 w 2 non.,mk orot ... omer Lg rnstr BR suite llvi1116 I $5S0 ~21-8133 lll'WPI Bch-CC>fner Vu Suite on paw N1 Avocado elots Apply IPG full ser111ee COM Pl east• call 171551 Slly Pllf1\. lrvme llSTllCT lllllEIS 145-1101 615-755()()( 760-l.C17 1200 ,q 11 on Balboa Pen Ample Par1>.1ng ultlS Pd I S 1200/mo Call Sieve •673~20 • ••OIELS* ~ astuon Show produ<:er see+.s models tor fashion Sl'IOWS '" L A 0 c and Palm Spnngs 760-2649 CLElllTYPIST lllVHS Ge~r:ti oll1ce ""°'k Dela11 Earl~ A M Newspaper ()(ie<Jled Worl>. wen With Route P•T 7 days No Public Pac•••c View Colieoct~ Must have de- Memortat Parl< Newp0tt pend•blt' vehicle drivers Beach 6U-2700 lie prooil of hab11tty ins E1tcellenl t'lltra •l'lCOmt' Openings 1n Santa Ana & surrounding C•llt'S LA Htl(ald E•am1ner 171 41~1-4)8.4 HIRING• Go11ernmen1 JOb$ your •rea S 15 000.. SH 000 C1 11 (8021 938-8U5 EXT 398" The Or•nge Coast Detty P110t 1s looking for an -get.c person to as- 1111 our Olstnct Man~• 3 days during Iha week weellends and hOlid•ya Applicant muSI h•ve r• ll•ble car Wtth valld CA dnve<s license proof ol 1nsur•nce 1nd OMV pnnt-oul S1arhog pay IS $ 7 00 pe.r hour plus gas allowance Come in 10 apply al ...... FIT, M-f 7 30 to 4 00 HNvy phones, 10 key & lite typing tor computer No exp'd nee SS 50/tw • t>enetttt AWY in per.an a.ts•un 729 ferlld St , C M •548-5525• FIT °' PI T Must n.ve outgoing peraonallty •538-1178• HTIMI SIWI M BTll •JEU Painb"" nouses on C:O.ta Apt Comple• showing • '1J Apta, llgbt book~ ~ 40hr wtl. $45 With Wiii treln Weekends ody t>OnuMs Se1in 937.()811 ffom 9-S Energetle l c»- HOWes1l•rSt. PAllTEI pencta1>1e 54~5s C11t• Ina, Cl 12121 between 9am & 5pm M-f Ot call Bem al 642-4321 e•I 205 IHtCll FlllT lff1Cf OB GYN R9c:ec>ttorust In- surance exp & billing ·~0-1420 • Custom experi.nc. only Local raft 722-1777 P&lml'S llLPO Custom resldentl&I l yr ••P necc Start $6/l'lr Need .,.., appetance & own trans ~&-01118 PART TIME MlsmmlltHttta Wt1h cw to s.Vtee •t•b lunch routes M -f 15 l S50-S60 cash daofy Llll'SlnlUI lll-Ol•l PllESSIU Otange Coast Dally Pilot'' looking tor • Prnsman w11ri 2-3 years eaperlflf'oe on a -b onMt press Opportunity IOf ad11•nc:e-- men1 benefits sa1.,y commensurate with ex- perience Call t7141 642-4321 ask '°' Hank PRINTING ceem1uus And HIGH SPEED COPIER 11 you ltkP ... ork1ng wnh ~ •nd a 11a11ety ot 1obs yov II love PIP Printing llnowledge help- ful or 11111111 train right person PIUSPflSll AB OICk 360 eiq> Wkdys IRSUY ITltllUT Ins l>enef•t• ~-B E for sm•ll Church O..e< 18 17th St C M ~2-0621 reliable exp w children .. ,.IC. -··-S5hr appro11, 5hr wee« vr 1; r1; -" 645-5781 Tues Thurs 9.2 PI T '°' niee. last gfOW•ng Co Nr Hoag Flex hrs •lllSfS* I Type & mtsc office work Earn up to $29 per nour l Housewife or retired Referral & tra¥91 bofus I grul S61ht 722..eo60 1ncentrves and mote• p IT Niii WIS PllffSSlllll. IULTI Can urn $900/wk ' CUE 673-4162 aSI< tor Roy t7l 4l 63l 7311 PIT RECEPtGEN QfflCE A*"<> .__, ,.._ICHWI . Nport Bch Law Offioe ~·,gc;.greetaounos 1230-530 dty N-smkr lo< YoU SS SOt hr 720-017 1 P /T Ttl.IPIHI WIS And ~rands from home $6/hOur p•id In dentistry • 11311.-6235 • UUU-12. ~ 9gent pot· rtions now av.itable 25 hours minimum No •xP nec..ary will ltain on the Job Must be OUI· going and peBC>nable. Costa Melll loatlon CAii btwn 3-7pm M -TH 755-' 155 Lind• RESERVATIONiSTFor busy o.nn. ThNtr• Gd phone penooaatty & be COOICl«lllOUI 979-7550 Rett.w;-.,,, FOOD PREP & DELIVERY For Catering & Dell Mon- HI Deya Metertloh. lrvtne 261-61711 RETAIL LADIES SHOP needa womat\/gorl tor Full °' P1l 5A8-13ta af1 6.30p * ~ElAIL SALES. FIT & P lT enlhusl&ltlC Salespeople WM1tad tor a tun. ,_ retall store on Funoon 11 F0t fur1her into. c.ii 1552-1070 Ask IOf St~ or MICt*9 UT&ll UUS FIT PIT For pool store Mus1 be mature person •JtPer· ience d..,rabla but nol neoess.ry 962-4333 F V --RETAIL SALes- L1nger1e store needs mature SalesOer.on tun ltme ·~ l)faf 548-6«4 SAILBOAT INSTRUCTOR Needed in Newport ecn 25-28 f1 cruising u1t boats Wknds Now, FIT summet 1nciuding wtinos SaleS Call 645-7100 Ull .... "' WU Tr .. n to be a brOket Earn S5th< • commis5'0n 9'\d ie.rn • ,_ protesston Call Ra Hart at Weltler & Wallington, 722-95M. •ULUP/T* II lhe Pa.nter yov ••n t. but 2 positions available tomer service dept. in our cus-•IULm&ll• &SSISTllTS Youog tggf-"'8 licensed A99"11 wlexp needed to ahow & Mii propertlet Drrve a seGSl In 60 O.ys Sui Fig lf\COme potenblll lncred•bte revotutlOO-')' bteaklhnl ptads Call Mr Leonard (2131 491-2793 • pa1nte< yov need C ALL AARDVARK because he IS gvaranll!'ed Lie 631-53'47 MICHAEL cox PAINTING $ 12/Hr MATERIALS Reletences 675~006 •PACIFIC PAINTING• MetlCIJIOUS. Dependable Local refs 968-2098 Joel Must have pleasant phone per- sonality; typing a plus. Learn valuable office skills and earn $5.00 an hour to start. Hours are 11 :30 A.M. -8:30 P.M. and Sat. & Sun. 6 A.M. 10:30 A.M. with • Top Produc.r . 11A9ST1E11 High comm1111on1 & hp d .. note needle & t>onuMS c.tt PA TAICI( CMWIOdl oe>eF8t0t CAii TENORE 760-8702 Agt 854-7430 OI 723-0970 lllUfm/lll lfl Growing r•tMKant group needs mature t...-n P'-Y· er with prof 9')pMfance l •1111\lde Phone ' gen-.,., orifice exp • muet Penn9r1Mnt po91tton Wtttl b•n•l•ts Call Judy 631-11555 IEmTllY For execullw ute Good typing. PC & phol1e 9111111 r9quired PerlOflable_ Cal Of Mnd r.-ume 10 Lynne 9t 5 Upper ~Plaza. N9wpof1 e..cn. 1284!0 955-2&00 M -F SHOO •or-Imo m,_LITNITD lmimed&ate op9lil lgl tdf 2 ~Lot Porters Must heve deer\ 9PPMfano8. good driving ,...;c)fd, de- alre to gtow w/comf>¥1Y. 18 Yfl of age Bong OMV report I appty to Don Eltlt Newpot1 l~s 3100 W Cl1 Hwy 642-IM05 SERVICE ST A TION ATTENDANTS s .. ary/Comm .. benefits Full or P fT Appty 2StO Newpot1 Bllld. CM ---•••••lllll p fT perscn ,...,., '°' tat>e11ng. ~cll.ag•ng & ltllpP'ng of cllnlcal sup- pllea Light lyPlng .. ..., req'd Occasionel heavy 1111.ng 11 nee Fle:11 hours Newpot1 Phw,,_,llCllls 1197 W 16th St Newport e.cri 8'2-7511 SVCSTATIO"I ATTEND FIT PIT Comm • llr'ty Gd oppty & 11.c:. • Ins 2201 E Coas1 Hwy COM T EAO.ING ASST Commun tra•nong/VOC program tor hand1- ctlPP9d lldults 2 )'ti col- lege prlrd S 1025/mo Hrs 11·4 M-f 5416-5769 DRAKE OfAG" ""'3a.OU> TEMPORARY AND TEMP TO PERM POSITIONS AVAILABLE • ReceptlonlSll •Cterk1 •Typists •Secretaries •Data Enlry Qpera10<s •Word Processon •Accounting Cl@t'ks REG1S1'ER NOW AND EARN •Bonus SSS •Patd ~~ '* P.O Vac.tions l~ Voo !(Mm.,, Ste 130 lrvtne 47A-2974 100% FREE to App11can1 EOE TDINUIT aolU.l For Newport Bctl reta;I Corp 25-'0htl wk tor 3-4 Wb s.. bued 00 exper 644-5070 Karen T etemarketiog 2POSmllS lYllUILE II you ve ever been dis- couraged about tele- phone sales because ot poor m•nagement or 1eam oper.,ors please ~ us a call We offer •Proteaoonal Training •Lucrative Commlsslon Structure • Pteaunt Work Enwonment •GVW8nleed Hourly Waoe •Advancement Opportunity fOf rtoht iod1Vldual Call Mrs Collln at ~2 ... S36 •430 3 30-9 00 PM Call 642-4321 ext. 207 to sched- ule an appointment. Ask for Llolanda. If you're 10 Of older. a )ob as a newspaper carrier might be just your size. Just send In this coupon Of call: 642-4333 Routes are ava1labte now! Ac1uticaJ Ceilia AiBLOwN oR 11.l!f Eo Orywaft-Patchlng-Teir1ur• Lfc:-21111597 631-9295 .... ltnictl OOAT A£PA1AS .......... V..-nosh·fog '1\Plt 131-3816 °' 642-166' ~. ~IABlE WOOOWORKS tom Kitchen Cabinets O.ageS1~un111 C6oM4 Syst«n1 Free• Ltc 63.2-7031 Rooms, a~rtments, homes - cliutfled cin satisfy your houSins need ---..... Motor Routes available in Costa 1111 Huntincton leach Fountain Yaller. NO COLLECTING NO SOLICITING DefiVer One Day a Week • Must have ~dablit car and proof of lnsurence. C1H 142-1444 Ask for Joanne Craney • .............. ..., ,... atillrl r~a7d Uke to tind out~-_;:;~-:,;:,, ing a Oatty Pilot cartter. Name I I Address I I~ atY 1 1 S... Tc--"9-.... -~ ... ------- Dll. ... ll• l----°"""' ~..!'.!--·----.... - .. Otengie Coast ,DAILY PILOT /Moncs.y, May I , 1988 ~!!!!~~~~%·· , •• ...... --=··-... ;; .. BMitt w ma a:'-.:~~'!!;~.;~ 11J•m'!"!"'~!l'l1&•.·mr--..-•ao•'"1 • ""' ... aoo $tnOW p .___ W,..._. tlttndet I TI. Jtf ... Ml .-rt 114 '°' ..... 1120 . 3 .... ~ Mth ..,. r'llll ..... , • ... .. ''° • l'OU bw ... .ores procw.rt, Ol.w. f ... ttwow In tabie & From '2IO ... 1•11tl $400 .. $1000/WI( ...... ~~~.~~ .... ....... , _____ "'-!-""'!""----HHOOORf CREVIER ·~''"' T,... ~ comA dWfMaotoitC:J~ o"::r°'e:s~''__,, 8£:~~ Jfam!2 lloOd ~12 Moon ~n PK>W1 eoa. MW Mey - -kne Na tmty dOQ Od '' E I , ....... cal Now • 5 "-Uonl lAll ,._ tS S.. A.d 111\det F"""tur• ll.lggtoe. c:helt wlluda M<l-32 ti ..... _.. IE ... ROBINS f OltO Aalt tOt LY/COSTA MESA CemsaatEqupt •2900 ...._.,, 40 Pl fWI tenll, FREE 10 DOOC1 hOfM 3 ....... -11 tuP$)ef""ere, uecuttve cute. ... .. ,.L Kln"'NS, 1-.. -•!l!I•----••-A flW lllMll • MJ/~ *JUEL ~--·=~ Hll .,_ & ~ hlld _.,. ... ,.old "".._ 21 6t.OOP Willi 35' f-a.... ---............ ''A•" I • J. ... t I • J _"'!' _ -.. 1tem1t CASH ONL Vt lbOut v wtla •mot,_ NEWP()AT 8£>\CH ._.. .... 512-tMO m AVY •168_10,h loct 1416-547• ... ooA•NG l5Utt• ..... 1lllll9 tm•I• dUtywU!W l.Q~ty Piuel I ..... --St0,000 f<'2·t5$7 Tom IBltl ._. IN Jll -........ • • I Hdty .,., uMd S300 M'91 llU1 .__, ""5(f SLIP AVAILABLE a mt .. _..I -I I I J 983-5693 GrHt buy11 Pteywell .._ Up 10 15 etun. ao.t. 8' S. • .._. tueeZ •an•••••.WJ 'Im llllD FRIGIDAIRE 27dllrN -ino Mt & hOuM hie * lllY .. * llVIM Coa1 cnan..a "me -......... 11 lot'.eo22 • light Avecedo Top cabinet. •nhque rockitlg ~n Muat Mil. Beat 87~7°" •,. .. ._... !Ullm 'fAAVE°LILElSVRE Fr .. zer Good cond c:hr •••01• trempottne. ott. 548-74172 H' .... Sl&a. llH/M Sales· Servtce .. ,..,....,T $\._... 7"-" "'159 l>tk11 780-0980 • "'!' 'P P-1 Leasi""' "~ .1\1 ...,._ UPflght Hamilton P••no No 1tve-1bolrC11 Newport • • • ·..., ...... .....,....,,,, lOnt en· '"' &W .. _ ONE-WAY M1lne lt<:lle1 to Dartc bfown woocl Gooo Beec:t't &73-IS35 135-3171 vuonment tOt chen'919 --~ Chieago S t20 no<melty condl1l0f'I $550 -1 -.._ ir ~ encs toe> u&ary Retnoeratora w.-.. a 53410 o.~ tSAS-5639 or 171411 tSAs.79741 U.. • .... ·-1500 Auto Mall Dr ,.,," lollow<t'O ConllK!1 °'Yer's Mitt• Ms.1101 Eves 121.1373 w1tltett•"" 10 411 wtbollt ti• Santa Ana °'*'YM Of Frenll f • -ital.a TWO li~ln MIO Avl June 1 8 18/990-508& Aw ... la ..... •75a-0752• .,..,,,. .. .. Nonhwut A1rt1ne -55 Frwy at Edinger .. Ttett•t• to Tamp• Ftoroe11. LATS SChwtnn X1 11 •&ac. Traas,.rtatin 1~• ---=-aiiV llASS Ill IHl••11 \Ill Mempn11 May 25 s 150 080 Al90 Nell C / T l l 1oeur11<>go tk cem rus 1 llYI llne1 hHdboerCI footboerd. S50EACH67S-13!>8 Geogfapnic~FREE l•Jtrl rl trl S.W.Hr1Mon-Frt 'llTITTUOlllLU F T take tren.cnptton Side re•ls S 195 tSA0-8733 W-R 1 TE • 0 u r au 1 0 • TO vov UC>OI" cono ot 1114 RST lCIU HUI 7 00 em to 10 pm wf tra1n. Sent• ena , ~" ..... '""16 UfTllll u• ....... DAY BED wt'llt• ' br.. b«>Ofapt'ly FOi S"'hl ·m .,......up ~ fllCO s-··· I Just brtng us you• IOwest .. _______ ... ~~ Mlll•Kset trundle com-ed .,, s~-It~. ~-s •-t:>OnlltOe Acur1 <teat anCI ~ Pe•nt rebutll engine p I f 1 9 S 2 41 5 P1" 0< Slro«e patients ,....-1..... ... Tratlers RVs 80111 we 11 beat 11 79 BMW 3201 Only good con5 000 m1i.s wr11111n ASKING s1000 fETllllllY AeoeptlOf'ltlta, Anl.mtll At· 1end111t1. & Tec:hnoctan needed tor t>usy taroe p(actl09 FIT or PIT Incl wttnds & 9"91 •xi> pref 1rv.ne S5 t..()3()41 ---..... rMAU •nu great G•adual•on pres. c-•t • -1 II ESTATE SALE Furniture f y 0 1200 Irons, branctnew, full •etercydH/ fl --• ent Mu!il sett 63~ S575 • e .. ca tr t g lurnisninns Call fOf" wtt '" tt H I H set S300 Call tSA0-5074 lcMttn 1111 1001 QUAIL ST NB MJ-MH . ..., FREE PUPPIES lo good ll2·21T2 ti•-• 7 1 2•0Z A C Xlnt •nl~ 0 ' •tems 6«-l4183/ClyS 6 Trua;;;atiH I •v•-mecn souno n-hr~ f>.46-3330 eves & wtlnO• home .,,,, ... Ptl·M1a, Pup-88 BMW 325 S292 mo n~eo s pain I S3200 pie!> Ver~ ptaylul: Plftr ll 7112 60 pymts Tot S17 S20 83 S-9 K~':..~~~ ~ ~~ec:>s~::' 631·4305 t7 L VMAN BAY LAUNCH I 1110 HOIDA I 3000 Cep Red Ctsd eod ' 92 • 0 " ""'°"'V Wl111111/Wll1DS 6~-0248 19411 Classic re11ou1d llPE•sn•t LS OAC 6411 2886 76 DATSUN HONE fBEE Fof alt 1hlft1 J lry/f / •·t n Great student c.a• Rur1~ ewe era iv un1ver~• c.over. 111p 1nc1 1 Sfe•/i·nr: _, ..,,, ... , 0,,~ 17 ~,fl!'!or IL T wooo cabmet for 1025 56500 AVS 8'5•9000 I llO cc, Clf I. ~-sn1 AMhelrn CA• TV Slet'eo eQUtp w/glaSS DIAMOND rt'lg 1 15ct sol l8 BOW Roder ao wltrlt BM "'"'JAGUAR XJ( ----dOO< & hghls COfMf cab Sec S 1300 Ota pendant I Xlnt cond Votvo Penta Lo" m11e~~n•~1n1 con· Whl ·~~ N-h•M 1atw•f ... $ '°'TV DOOks 760-8784 l.ct sot S3!'>0 Ota & eng & Clrrve fresh weter Ml_.. •-II'* 46K mts lmmac S?• 500 tor growing dean.no com-0 EE S emethysl rtng S350 co<Mld SAOOO 831-88413 •• .. ' 998-•053 eves pany 41worttts1nHunt-&U BNOXlZE~~~~~~~1 5•8-2186 142 MATTHEWSAftCebm 11200111 tlFNEWPOATBEACH t'l{ltOfl Bueti 962-7967 BRAND NEW• S 155 WATER COLOR 19 A 1, Nu V8S SKWLIP hCla/thwr I IEST DEAL JAGUAR 7' XJ6L CA.D 6!> DEVILLE 4 d• --Great weterlronl hOme l Xlnt cond bro"' tan ;.9~ •'11 gooo t><><h a• d FIT Ym 1111. Catt Mf>-41293 So Laguna 1~7 by S36K owe AYS 6416-9000 112· 1 U lt1H I ••"-1444 I S!>880 551.4059 no,..~ r.,...,ning con<111.on s.i~oo SOFA CHARLES W AUSTIN •UUCt lftet l•• ~ 546 1330 worl< 080 610 72•-9006 Mustblstrong~eb!eto tt.gh qua!Aty never CAIE.PlllT, SEARAV 2!11977 Low *** t540 JAM80RHROAD -~-------- Aslts DeaHtic 9300 NABERS CADILLAC 8[AUTIFUL SELECTION OI lete mod9I tow mtiaag. C.dtllKI In Or~ Coumy' See u• toda~l lt0-1100 2600 Harbor Blvd COSTA MESA CADILLAC COUP E DEVILLE 71. runt g'Ht pow. 9\lerytnmg ... ,her 1n1 $2 0001080 6AS..MS4 ui. tor helmet Heed 'llZH ca•Allf ..... ,n. 111,MI IH-Hll 546-1200 ll ltHM11ot · Cot11~ .. 'llmYIUI 111•1um Cell E.veninga or l•ve ~~· • 5-40.1796• 'llf11Mtll4 B•cll gry lntef pert.ct c;ono le500 673·686' evui 833·e7~5 days w11n charcoo full• THfODOIU ROBINS FORD )Clt>O H&•llC"• llVD CO\lA Ml\I• b•J OOlO 7/o" CaJI ~el CtUk~witk a1t a4 iM ctaui/ua Call 642-5618 pae b-* 'drug , .. tong used Sltlt wreppeCI hour• Xlnl cond Owm I Open 7 Cl•y• a_.. If vou'r• looklng for. car, Plel9e c:.I GMl'I Worth SlOOO UC $250 AlJSll OlfE 8tll Days 759-7800 Extended Sefvoc.e Hours 1 ____ ...:..95:.:..1-"4..:.:.~':.._ ___ +-=c=e~n~Cl=~:...:.2~13:':86:2~-6:58::::8:.._~S~'~200.:::_~0~B~0~6~1:e~11~224:-900:::8~E~v!"~760~.o~1~7~7-------~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!.L-~7~a~m~-~1~0~p~m~M~on~·F:•~1~ll,_--c::::lass:::•:fl:,::•~d:_:h~a:1::;_n:e~Y11~1~f~o:r~J!.:.O~u::.__J•==================================== I 1 rtalC MJTia "8.IC NOTICE Pt&IC NQTIC( PUBLIC NOTICE CITY OF FOUNTAIN VALLEY FINAL STATEMENT OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT OBJECTIVES AND PROJECT USE OF FUNDS Fonowtng ii the City of Fountain Valley's Ima.I atatement of Community Development objeetlves and projected uM of the 1988. 14th Year Grant funds In the amount of $294,000 from the U S. Department ol Housing and Urban 0.-.elopment. and 1><ogram Income from lnteres1 of $4,000 The prtrNlry objec;1Ne of Fountain Vattey'1 Community Development Program ts to Pfoduce a viable. urban oommunity wNctt lndudes deeent housing and a suitable Irving environment. as well as the de'oe6opment of economk: opportunity prlnQpalty IOI" persons of low end moderate income To ac:hieYe ttill objective. the foaowtng project• we propoMd In keeping wtth the national objeetlves of the U.S Department of Housing end Urban Oevetopment. The proposed use of funds was developed so as to give maximum fealble priority to .:tlvttieS whlcti benefit low and moderate Inc~ famthes and &Id tn the preYentlon or ellmlnatlon of bffgtlt 1. $82,000 to prOYt<M low-interest loans or rebates to quellfytng IOIN and moderate income homeowners fOf renablltta11on of their single-family residences m the City of Fountain Valley $17,000 to provide grents of 55.000 to qualifying tow/moderate income mobile homeowners to c:orreci code def!ClenCleS The two mob•le home parks m the city are Rancho La Stesta 18 HM Bushard Street and Fountatn Valley Estates 93C'O Talbert AYe S32,555 lo continue the Code EnfOfcement Program to 1den11ty dwethngs in need of renabltttation and encourage returb1Shment through tow·1nteres1 loans rebetes 0< grants Contract with Orange County Housing AuthOrtty to provide Sec1ton 8 rentel assistance to reslderlta of Fountain Valley Administrative costs lnctude p.rsonnel expenses and generel ope<atmg expenses In addition. the City oontracll with the Fa1r Housing Council of Orer199 County 1n orde< 10 ...,,.. equal~ opponunltl9s for all segments of the community. reoardleSS of reoe, Income. 9 . retiglon, national origin Of marital status The Fair Housing Council provides Fountain Valley residents with information and referral services counselmg aervl08S and educational programs tn Fountain Velie) schools 1. PROJECT IELF-8UFFICIENCY TNs Pfogram coordinates the prOVISK>n ot a variety of servlCeS 10 asS1st low-income famlllee to become Mff-sutficient, that ts to prepere them9elves tor better paytng jobs In order to leaw the low-Income bf8Cket PUeUC SERVICE MANTI SM,100 Set aside tund1 10< the purpoee of llTIPf'OVlng MNlCeS fOf tow end moderate income r..,_,u of Fount.in Valley Agencies effglt>i. to rece4ve tl'tese funds ere those coiic:ern.d wtth .nptoyment, crime prevention. chlld care health drug abuse education. wettwe. Of' rea-eetlon needs. Al8E91MENT Community ~nt Blodt Grant ectlvltles tn the City of Fountain Valley In 1988/89 are not upected to cauM dlspfaoement of any houaeholds from e dwelllng unit In the ewnt of IUCtl ~t. the Ctty wtn be governed by Raolutton •73541. Wf\{ch MIS lonh the regutattons goll9mlng relOCatlOf'I assist~ and r .. 1 1><operty acquisition. The C>t>tectlve ot the r.otlltlon Is to asture the fair and equitable treatment ol persons dlapteeed by program1 and proJect• of the City and to establish poUcleS and prooedlKea goYemlng the dutlea of the City All ot the protec:t9 11.sted aboYe wUI prOVlde MMCeS to low and moderate income r9S6cMnta of Foum.ln Valfrfty and/Of' utS1 In the pre¥ention of slums Of blight 1n keeping wtth the U S. o.p.tment of HOU91ng ancl lkban Oevelopement national ob,ecthles They .,.. publilMcl a.o u to afford anec1ed citizens an opporutnlty to examine the statement'• contents and to allow for comrMntl. Per..ons wishing to commei1t on the Fln91 Stat..-nent of Community Development Ob~ ancl Projected U.. of Funda, may contllC't directly 9SS-«OO. ••tens10n 261 Comments wll be ecc..,"9d ttwougn tay 28. 1988. prlOf to aubmlttal to the u S o.p.tment of HOU9lng and Urban o.v.lopment Publllhed Orengt CO.St Deity PMot May 9. 1988 GITIHltUMP 011 A GOOD JOB KIDS WANTED 12-16 --------~---- I M-4541 l'tllllC J«>TIC£ rtalC J«>TIC[ P\BJC J«>TIC£ PlllllC f«)TIC£ It..,_ STATE•NT OF f'UalC NOTICE .,..~, FICTITIOUS toalllESS NOTICE OF ALUll>Otlfll£NT Of Notoee ti ....,..by g_. ,. o1 ">aid i.a• .,. t oe ....oe 001 NAlllE IT A TEllDfT 8ALE OF USE 0#' FICTITIOUS the Ctty of trv.ne C•ty Courie• .. •nout co.eoant °' ... , ~ ne •01towong perto<'ls ••• A8A.NC>OMED 9U ... SI NA• wtl hold a pul>IK hMO"Q ·~ •a,,11 ~.press Ol .mpl>..0 <e OOIOQ DuS•nfrU at P'£"90NAL ~l'lY The lolfow1ng persons gerd•ng Zone Ct>a~ IP 9a•ll1..,g MM" posses!.•on or lalGENE!t'-L EXPORTER No11ce 1s l"lerebyg1ven1ha1 nave abandoned th~ u~ ol ZC-0119 This zon,. cnan~ encu""b'IA'•tfl •o Ph ll1f' DIUSO tlXANO 101RENT- unOC!f ono pursuant IO Set tn~ F1Cl•t•ous Bus·~ .. H anO '"fl:laleo a~nom~1$ I ... ~,.. nc 1><1nct(ll "'""' ()I A.l '.)()()'Rt.at~·-· Bo•ld· llon 1988 Of IM CaltlOl'l'>•A Name 808 s MARINE DE I 'r.e Ctly of "'"~ Mwn•C.•i::• ·~~ ~~·ea o. ~·.l n,.' :::. .. 11e 2J() C~l• i..tew Civil Cooe I~ P•Ot:>efl'I' I l AIL 21'~ S.•illt' B•·t>oa COO. WOUid Mlabl•S" 11•9u :.-Oc • lrt;')• w it n•.,~t Ca t 92f.2t usted t>elOw l>eloevecl 10 toe Catt! 9:.>661 1at1ons l()f ~o·· !A.'t'oU~ •• .., ,. ~~PIO•'°''"° n 'WIKl .;tiO • CQ'::>O•ill ' <-•· 1t>andoned by SE ii.OU Tr.e Fct•hOu• Bu~1res1 1ntroauc10•) •"'• ~5' 1uh1nct-' ' •"• 1 •r • • 'eto .. hood KUUMBA ano SEKOU IN Name •C!'feneo to •bo.e .. as i mesSIQe parlor\ a-ic '" ,,...J,. "~ 1Mm•o' u•o :::-oo ,.,,,. ~al• r.i. • •• TEANATIONAL CORP j hled 1n 0<•"9t' COi.i"'~ on t11ec bus•nesws Th,. '>ear '.l' •r ... s• ff'"'\ ch&•QM ""a h • o .. ~1•'-•H ~ .o" whOM 1111 add•es\ ""'March 16 •9.tl8 F1LE 1ngw1llt>ehetdonTUf'SOd\ ~·D!'r~l'S,111""1•us1t'f'a"d ou<1 .. ar, aco•PO«lt•on 1()4111 Alma Circle \/•Ill 1 1 NO37•76;.> Mey 24 1988 at ti "\O"..., ·r1 • ·r ~" \t' crea1t!O r-, uoc V •.U •'1 • Patti. Calllornia 92667 """ Rot>ert EUQfl~ Dt>nw Jr .,,. Ctly Council er ....... ()<>', :;, .... , I Tr"" •o· '"l' •rin s!a•-· .... a~ '•...a belOl<lalput>hcauc1tonat "°' E A101111 •-j -'tu~ a11i200Jamt>o<~n ..... )~ v"' .... ,O••U>'• ~· ..... ,.l'C..Ou"'>Ct!'• ·o· 10411 Atma C•rc~ V•ll• • Catrt 91702 Coooe• CJ! n.e s••'' '""°'' "'a• .. .: •t tlf! s ,5 s.ae it-O ang-. Cou••• '" Ac• '" Park Calll0<n11 9266 ~ Ol'I Th•S Du""t'~ ... $ CO'\· an.: !hf' en.,.•onmto'l'<t ~.. ···e r.-1.c. ar~ "''°*" w.c • 'f8E FICTITIOUS 9USIMEU ,. NA.Ill[ STA 1'£.-wl '"' The IOflo .. 1ng per90l'll lie oo.ng t1vsoness 11 SOUTH COAST MARIN£ 78{1 .w •61" St Co.to M.u C81·' \lit;; - 0-.,.... Ao~ ••<nn !.U .. ~mloc• G·•~' va11e, La•e Caiol 923'1 Tnra ousinea..! " co ;:>ut tea o, an t\dt••OuAi [1.-,•)l"W tr"'' t '\t~ \lAltJo.,..-•ent Wd" .,. •t 1r.., C0un1, L· ... ~ ,.~ Co.Jn1, " Apt •Qll,f FJ77374 u::.> tY t-•aMQ., Coio~· May 22 1988 al •O 00 OucleCI Oy •• no .. Oua lt'fM'l<MAllOfl t87 EC 1Q • Cie-f'<l c• '•u$t '>f'•eta!O•t' ... Fl711'0 )ii• P1o1 At'" l~ i'!I !\Aih o CIOCll A M Th11 sta1emen1 wa~ l!le<l are ava~•l>lfo a1 '"-' Co,.., l'Culf'<l ar>O O@lo.ere<l 10 tht! P.;o 5"'t'<l O.•nQ• (.,<.,.~· • 9 •llllt Barbecue Oe$k\ wtthlheCO<JntyCw• otO•· mun.1, QitvetoP"'E'"' :::>,. u''0,..~"J"l'N al 2801 MrG•w " 31;i1 :>< ct (Hola ... 11 ano Df> P1110 Furn1lu•e tTaole ano Pubhst> O••nge Co•s• 1r.,,,,. F0t ,..Cl',. nlO<"'•' r ~ar,d '°' Sa>f' an<l a •r ttf!f• Cha11i1 Cnaors Fl@ Cat>• Oa•ty P1101 Ae>ttl •I! 2~ M•v con•ac• S•e• van.;i.,r ,.o.,<e • o.-11ur. if'IC [...-: net1 Motor Scooter Mat • Q 1981! Dui;~ er 1~ Comm.;• 1, ''°" •o 5"4 •• ,. .. ~~ !MQ'lf>il l•~S and 8oa5'>ftng S,,...., I.A • 1(" Df>•t"' C"""'' O..Oan,.... • .i cauwo u-c "'Olit~ c• De 0~ 1, P Cit At.1" c. Va, .. ~ • ., ''ll'.I~ P\&..IC *>TIC£ door Chf'Sl 2 Large So!H 660 )"5,; lilull o1rl<l [lf'<t o• IC-S.11 IC FlCTITIOUS tUSINESS D•nanembted t»cyctu P\8.IC J«>TIC[ City of lrtlM, •Y Maney o. rece<OKJ • 1.-... cou"'• NllW STATEMUf'T Laddtl< M111or Mos 1LAcey CltyClerll 1wf\e•f' .,,.. rtiei p.o~•• ~ Theto1~·"11~50naa1e cellaneous P11•n1tnos ana K4003t Put>lo~NM! O•an~ Coa!tl •ex.ate<! oou>g 0vs.""' a a· Poctu•H S~11es & Boards STATE1111£NT Of' 0111, P11ot Ma. o 1q&t! Oat• 4o< i6 1988 Siu" SCP~ Cf S•S Crib SO.-lke< R ... ·10 RH>4 A•A~NT Of M.&60 °'9"99 c-1 Titte c-'EMS •o:·. C80'1a A ... Tape Re,o•de• Small UU Of' FICTITIOUS peny • ..id T.-... •r Ga•~., G•'l"" Ca1'4 ,.f43 Tab e'> O•d Tvpt-.. r•t•• SUSIHESS tu.• PtB.IC f«)TIC[ Medl"M Seyfe, T~wtotM N~ n S,st•,,. ~ r C••dt>o•rO 80•t'S M os The IOllOW• •Q pe•son~ .... Offtcer 10ID E ..... corpo•al .. O Ca 'O''l. cet•a~s Ctotrimg llflm~ nave abanooneo lhf' ... 5"' 01 NOTlCE Of' lnetOft •~t. -"• 200 1oin c_, •• A~ G••oe< Lamp Smalt Te1ev1s1on 2 the ~•ctn ous Bus•ness TIWSTEE'S SAL( 1co1ton. Callfomla '2324 Gr~ Ca••' 9264) N1gh1sland1. Wiiie< bed 2 Name OE CHANTEL 16~ NO. 17-CJO (714) l254900 ll2tS Tht\ oua•n•H ta ton Beanb&gs Cassetlt-Pia~ Corstea Place Costa Me~ vou Al~E •N DEf &Ul-,. TAC~ av<tfl<l t'> e rc••P<J'AhOr· B~d N1ght5land Large Calif q:;>626 UNDER A DEED OF •Rus· P.t ,~eel ;)••"Qt' c ... , ,.en., .. r:; Al1A"'S P·es Te....,•1'o00 r .. nms R.ci.ets ,,,.. roc111tou' 8us•neu DATED FEBRUAfh " ·as: Da"' P • Vn; 9 •f '"'Ill'! !\A1sc,.11aneous Jewelry Na~ ·~'t'<recl 10 at>ove ,..., UNLESS "OU "TAKE AC vuo llf"T'ls Ota .... nqt>oa<d Sor••tttee '"'O.AOQ<' Counh on 'ION •o 1n~0Trc• ,nll'l "'''" M•t n1n9 En01Able!i i Novemt>e• .. ·qe· ~ILE PROl>fPH ,• ...... BE llamt•S M•Heltaneoi.s NO F360509 SOl 0 A' A PlJ8L1( SALE P\lll IC fl) TIC[ .,..,. "T!'lt\ s•••tt~t •.Ji' t w_.o *'1" ,.,.. COu"'' C1<><• c• 0- •no<" Coun1, ti" AP<ll tC. 1GllS P\B..IC *lTICC ACTITIOUS IUSIMEN NllM£ ST A T'Olt£NT 'iK• ... .. • !"\ ~ l.>U~-. t:~' ~ !fl o~c1..ct1, •• nd•Ouil Jac.Qu P;iw., '."""'' c;.1at~1 """• '''~ ""' ... .....,,.N,..t" C'"''" ! •rlQ" h :>< Apt • ... e~ r • l<•':"C °'"~" Co-.• i1iu1, 0 i 1 A~• • •' \1•t ~ ca 1 '"'~ Coo•w.,re Items L •tton I Mary Ellton BM•nl'• 16'>6 F YOl.i NEED AN EXPLA M • •ow a• I! 0 v" n CO'S>Ga PlllCt' Co-.1,. .,.,.!Ml 1'!11 Tl('.., oi:-THE N• TURE Ste~ , .. n GE At-lr!Qe' Caltt 92626 OF ·~F PAOCEEDl,_.G NAM( STAT£MENT Pwt.111 ... !'0 O<a~ CoeSI FICTITIOUS •USINEU I n71t21 •,.,. IC ow•<>Q Dt'<"~ -O..ty PMOI Apr <• Va> 2 9 ___ flt8.JC ___ f«l_TI_C£ __ _ at0t Sea• .. C•othes 0<-)'9< Oona10 Bf'c•n~· •656 AG A •, s • • O .i •OU VacCuuir Clea ner IC.O<S>UI Ptact' Co~la V~ IS .. 0 '.lCONT.t.C• A LA~ 8¥SIOOIS Sman Refr~ c..1 Q2616 "~ ... 1ro 1 a., .... r !>•lf" Seo 'h•5 Ousone-.s .. a~ Co<" °"' V;,. 2• 111se ., • '° D•f'S"" WhP~IOll"O"' lauc:1eo Dy 1n01v•Oua1s 1Hus P ~.A ')RA~Gf <: ,..::• I T;,lllf' L8•Qt' Bll•bf'Cu" j bllnd & W1lf'I T•'LF COMPAN' it (.;.. Small 8ar~ue '"" ,1atemf'nt """ hlf'<l 1orn1a Coroora1 or '" .:iu•, Oat"° tn1s •th Oa) ol llA•f with tnt' County Cieri. 01 O• •t'PO "'e<l T•.i~t,... ... nilt-• 1988 •"~Count'!'<>" May 2 •988 lf"O ::-ur,.,,an• • "~a ;:,• MA9'SHA L . VICTOR Pi..1>11s~ O•a09e Coa~t '•us1 •ec;o•o.-.:i <,.rt~•·~ X> l>ubl•SfleO Orange as• Daily O•t0l Mey " '6 )3 )0 1ct1 • a~ ,, •.;o Oaoly PtlOI Mly 9 16 1q118 1988 w • OG •:< tt• l l'l.o M•62 M-'!>6 C0•1U ">etull"d 0• i\ e>::;O --------------------OEVELQP!\AEN' .EAVICES Ml.IC NOTICE P\8.IC NOTICE a C.s11•0•'1•J C0<t>0· "'°" as ---------- OOO"Q l'v ·-as 11' •Mii T~''"' .,,.,.._,1-c;our .. COAST M•R•NE "'-''4 FtC ,.,_.,. ---... BOA";14RO ~U \\HI '61'1 -----------NAME STATE.-WT Sl•t"'' os•e Mew Calf• '°'t' ~'OW'nO Pl!'"tO"'S _... Q]t. -PlllJC ..:>TIC..£ O<W g Du-•• "I A,,, (.o..;~, 1<12E ou· OF BOL•,..05 21C':': S.onln Ana FICTTTl<XJS 9UIJNESS 81..o•'>u••' SI Muntinij'l>' Ill.AME STATDIEN'T S...c" C.111 9264t! ' t.:>r ~VCffliti.d " .. s ,,., 1ttC' v~''".,.., ~"' .. 1 A , Coor~, ..... ~ ,,., ... ~, •a"-'~ ~ '~ ~~,. C0v ... ,, C,,.o 'Or •"9"' County Cir 4p• T""' IO'io-'9 per-s ar~ E • J oc 1..ahl0<~ 30o....., 0us.ne • as 4& "I! ShO<t!IC>rd Ot H !"II l\,IA• f s ~.a R f,4R ... '""'"' s..cn c ... I ·~Mlil • .. ' \\ .. rt" • a '.:: SUI .. "' ! Ou•~"•SS. \ '°"<\~. ..,_,.,.,. Bl ' Q t. • Ju t.ci ll\ I :o<PO• 1t101 • "'4••it-Piii. Ca•·"" ~3 E11a .. Jt>lePf1 f.' .. s.,_ C"OQ'e""' C fit1n ....... ~d T"'' !IJJlt~f'\' ...... '_,..., C11••.i;,· ... t••n~Cu"'>C"'·•o• ,..,,, ~v\ ,, .. ~ ,, ,. U(:'f'C •; ~ ""' vtuuli ..-..... l'l C•·•CJI ." ... , • .J·~"' ijllldt~ t ~ ...... .,,. N"'' tt!'• •Or i'"'~ :" Jr..1n', , "l 9 a"'gt> C lV '" 'ln .,,,. • ' ·1;•0 F1mss p !\I~""'° ) '"9" Co.\ ~O ,, ,n,, ' M•~ ._ C. t-2 •Qfl~ lll/18 FlT13n "\!~ ' Pv['I ~"1"1l (\• a'"l<J., .. I Oa 1., P IC' A[\r •j; , " ,.a.., •• ·rise P\8.IC NOTICE Pl.8l.IC ..:>TIC£ FICTITIOUS 9UllNESS N&ME ST A TtMEN'T .,. I .. PAClf'IC VIEW MUll°"IAL PA"k C.f'<T'4'1~, • ~ 'uot , '·•&. .... ""fln"·.tl{,)'. • (' '1°~ f 't,/ P¥tr. f 1 ""',."""" ,. ~..,. .. 1>"4 • "I)( HA"8<>" L.Awtit MT OUVE '.,~ ''u..:tJt, •('~Ph 'Pf'T'\d;1f\ , 't (; L L>1Ste:f .... C\SI" M4'~" "l.&(I ...... : PElC£ IROTH£9'S •u MOADWAY Mor11.11•, • Cha:::w- 110 BroM!wa) Costa Mesa 6i12·91SO STARTING A NEW BUSINESS?? The Leg•I Oep1rtment at the Daily Plk>t " pleased to an- nounce a new MIN1Ca now •vatl· able to new buSiMSMS We "'n now SEARCH the name tot you al no extr• charge and ...,,. you the time and the trip to the Court Hou• in Santa ,.,,.. . Then. of courA. 1tt11 The ...-ch Is completed we wdl file 'f04ll nct1t10U1 ~ name ata.Nment th the County~. pubhlh once • _. tor lour week.I as requir9d by '8w and then ... ~ ptOOf of pul)bi. cauon wtth lhe County Qerl( ~ Pleas~ stop by to f1I~ your hct1ttous buSlness statement at the Daily Pilot Legal Depart ment 330 West S.y Costa Mesa Cahtomia It you c.ari not stop by pt.ease can us at (714') 642-4321, htens1on 315 °' 3 16 and we ••II ITIMf' att•igement~ tor you to hand~ this procedure by mall If you lhou4d have anv turtnt>r quesuona. ptea.ae call u$ and """' •II be more than gtad to ss•&f you Good tuck 1n your MWbu nnstl \ • • • t ~ • •• 91!1 l'alC llll!!l l'alC !!!l!!!f NUC 1111111 !!M 1111111 !!M -NUC IMJllCl PllUC llJllCl MUC l!ll!l CHEVROLET Home of the Serengeti Blazer jjmllllll, Call OUf friendly salesmen for dela1ls 579-5100 1-800-228-7240 a..,.,. 011r o S.rrit:I I S1/1t:tion THEODORE ROBINS THE~jt; STORE 2060 Harbor lvd., Costa Mesa 642-0010 o SADDLEBACK Sales Leasing 0 Service Pans IRVINE AUTO CENTER 1-aoo-831-33n 114-380-1200 NABERS 0 SALES BODY SHOP LEASING u PARTS and SERVICE Open Sat. TERLING 540-9100 2600 Harbor Bl vd., Costa Mesa 0 NEW LOCATION! SANTA ANA AUTO MALL 1-Auto.._., Dr., S•nt. ANI 135-3171 Newport/SS Frwy. at Edinger SaMtl Dept. 7 d• Service Hours; Mon.-Fri. 7am-IOpm 0 Sterling0,EWMW SALES -SEllYICE -LUSlll • P&llTS -DYEllSE&S DELIYEllY SPECIA~ISTS - 1UCI JIMHRU Riii, RIPllT IUCR , ........ t. fl'IMM hl ... I .... .... bffffff hnk• ·-l! , ..... 1 ..... .....,_,,., t t • ,4 • o .. I I 0 I -._ ,, ..,,,,... .• , !:. ·1 • . -·~ G)JIM SLEMON"S IMPORTS ACURA 1001-IL .... ...,,_ -·..-.. Ser¥lcl • P#'h 75-ACURA 752·2172 " SALES SER VICE LEASING PAR TS CAU. ONI Of·TH,lSl DIAi.iD POI THI llST IUYS • o S<1i1ti1(~/)t1nty-®-lt ~ ROYAL ' ; Th•nk You For Making Ua #1 In AmerlC8. Come In and s .. Why Part1 Op9rl M-Sat 8 -5:30 Sat 9 -4 p .m Service M -Frl 7:30 -6 p.m. '111'11 •ACM aw. ""*11MCIT0'6 •ACM 714 / 1142-2000 BUENA PARK ANAHEIM PACIFIC OCEAN 19 " • (114) 540-0713 2860 HARBOR BL VO. • COSTA MESA CORON" DEL ~AR ONLY 15 MINUTES FROM NEWPORT. SAVE HUNDREDS! 405 Frwy, East 1 Block to 6633 Westminster Ave, Westminster 714/849-8333 1-800/26-CHEVY 11 FWY. DANA POINT CARS•TRUCKS•VANS • NO CREDIT NEEDED OUAUTY US§D CARS ' ,. I SIG CASH DISCOUNTS AUTO CoNNECTfON • 894-0993 so1.~~~V...,fl>J!.v1l"c . ,...,,. ,, ... WEIUY • AV1 • AU. MAKES • TRAILERS • ALL M00ELS ' 893-6729 SEE MOTOR TRENDS CAR OF THE YEAR ... #ml llERVIC& DEPT. OPEN MONDAY UNTIL 9o00 P.M. C7tCJ .. J.661t •.m 11w1. a GwGtn Gtow Fwy. w.- NEW & USED CARS & TRUCKS ~Re•dr for lmmedl•t• Dellverr • l ' ' Parts&. Strvi« LEASING SALES Open Sat. ALL MAK.ES BODY SHOP 2600 Harbor Bl vd., Costa Mesa 0 540-9100 0 HOUSE of IMPORTS, Inc. Mtrceihs-Benz 6862. Manchester Boukvald Buena Park 0 SER)'ICE 213 or 714/)IER.CEDES M-F 8a-6p M -F 7e.-6p Where 1-15 and 1·9lmcet., Sat. 8a-2. CONNELL CHEVROLET Q 2828 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa CUSTOMER SATISFACTION f) OUR #I PRIORITY oar;.~~ ··~-:~~3 Jeep • Service Eagle • Leasing 252' Harbor .Blvd. • Costa Mesa • IC CAMPBELL NISSAN/ff.ffl!\QO',I !El{H • Low P,.c., • No G1mm1ck, • Gt•ol Selechon • ff1endly People • E.cellenT S.rv1ce '"" 1eoch aow-d """""'°"' 1eoch (714) 142-7711 (111) Jf'l-146.I Auto-endL-ng 15461 -Blvd., w- 14 -21 (714) ••• • # 1 BONDA DSA•U IN OllAJllO& CO. Sala • Servtce • Parta LtulOI All Mak,. (714) 963-1959 19231 BMch 8'wl. t Huntl ... a.eta. CIW• 11116 1:M48 •1EACH i..coui , ICUPl'f ..... SALES -LEASING SERVICE -PARTS ' • - MONDAV, MAY 2SCE T Laguna may outlaw AIDS bias Would be first city In Orange County to bar businesses from ref using service BJ LANCE IGNON °' ............. Laguna Beach may be the first city in Oi'anae County 10 enact an ord_i. nancc banninJ discrimination apinst people with AIDS. The City Council is set to review an amendment to its municipel code on Sp0rts -Magic Johnson, who . scored 19 points, goes up for shot during Lakers' 110-91 Western Con- ference playoff win over Utah./81 The Corona del Mar High girls track team Is taking aim at a CIF title./81 World Mitterrand wins re-elec- tion In France./ A5 Entertainment UCl's "Hay Fever" is an entertaining revivaJ of Noel Coward's wry com- edy./ Al May 17 that wou&d prohibit everyone from restaurateurs to denusts from refusina scrv1~ to anyone with AIDS or symptoms of the _deadly virus.. Mayor Pro T cm Robert Gentry said the ordinance will help re1nfortt ~vidence 1ha1 the disease is no1 hiJhJy contagieous. except through scJ1Ual Regan unveils inside story Calls first lady's astrology harmful, Reagan indecisive By SUSANNE M. SCHAYER .. , .......... WASHINGTON (AP) -Donald T. Rcpn. former Whne House chief of sufT. on Sunda) portrayed Presi- dent Reagan as a hesitant a.nd unassertive chief cxccuuve con- trolled by a scheming. 1magc-con- sc1ous fine lady who depended heavi- ly upon an astrologer's stargazing predictions. Repn offered a sometuncs biller account of his stormy days at the White House an a m~oir. ''for the Record; From Wall Strttt to Wash- ington." published by Harcoun Brace Jovanovich and ~hcdulcd 10 go on sale in bookstores on Monday. ··v1nually every major move and decision lhc Rcapns made dunng my tame as Wh1u House chief of staff was cleared in advan<:e with a woman in San Fpncisco who drew up horoscope's to make etttain that the planets we~ 1n a favorable alisn- ments for the enttrpnsc." Regan wrote. He did not 1denufy the woman. (Pleue eee RSOAN/ A.a) contact or tnfeaed bypodermx DI» dies. He said it •oufd abo reassun thole wbo have the ditea!e lhaa they will not become sooaJ ouu:asu. Gentry. who introduced a aty ordinance In 1934 bannina dJS- crimination based on snwal peeferenoc. helped draft tht new ameadment wuh a sub-c:omnuuec of the AIDS Education Task Force. Or. Bill Pivaroff. a Laguna Beach dentist. M"CStJcd with the qoesuon ol whether be su~ the ordinance. Altboush M sald -1 don't like to sec Cuddling up any fO'\'cmment rqulauon Sl)•n& I have 10 do this.,-be added llw tbt mecbc:al profeuton bas a duty to ua1 e'\'cryonc&Ad be •'OUld not rum away an AIDS c:amcr Pivarotr and his assaswsts aimldy wear proltCltvc sJoves and uam beat lbar a.nstruments 10 a"oed contact wtth the VIRH.. -At our offitt WC pmcnd hU C"'C'f}l>nc has 11 Ifs Just a maoa oJ bctng cauuous .. Tbc ord111.1ntt v.ou~~} to an)onc •"ho has bttn wnb Jome Vaac::ma of BaadJaetoa Be.ell ead- cllee ap to 80llle ol tbe teddj '-rs e.lle made for die Sa.met ae.cll craft Feedftl on AIDS Rdatcd Compb (ARC) a.nd AIDS Rdatcd Swus (AltS) Of' IOtne- ont v.1io as aaumcd to ba~ the div.asc. C1ud of Pohce Netl PurceD wd. T1x onilna.n« would bu. d1s- cnnunauon an boustna, employment. medJcaJ and dental flC'fVic:c and any Olbct-publlc accommodatJons. such as ~un.nts and hovh. h wou.Jd also appl) to cit) sen·aocs and f.aobucs ~ •ould ban m.ancbtot) tesung f ot "1 OS. The Pf'Oposed amendment 1s looioe- ly modeled ora ordinaDCC$ from the atin of San Ftucitco, Los A~ WCSJ Hollywood and Bcrtdey ~ COWlUCS of San Francisco. San Dqo and Sant.a Clara. City At10f'De)' Philip Kohn satd.. -1 •-ouldn ·1 bold ti up as a mode.I of pcrfccuon. bul rl's Iha,~ we can do al tbts umc. ·· Kobn Said. Dcspttc lbc swcept~ naturT of tbc ordtnaoce. Kohn said challeDJeS would have 10 be handled on 1 c:uo- b)~ buts. u was tM atuation in (Pleuc eee AID8/ A2) Irvine may bar sex bias in pay Committee urges broad prohibition on discrimination By ROBERT HYNDMAN Ot .. Dll9f ........ The Irvine Cny Couna.I will oon· sider an t>rd1nantt Tuesday that •ould ban d1scnm1nauon an the aty and e'cntuall~ require pay panty betv.ccn m.ak and female cny em- plo'ecs The proposed ordinance would proh1b11 discnminatJon on lbc basis of ~a.. race. rt'hgmn. qc. sexual onent.auon and ph}s•a.I handicap. For Cit) employecs.. lbc ordtnanc::t v.ou&d rcqwrc that wo men achlCVC' aJ ast 90 percent of pay panty wtlh male cmplo~ccs b) l99l. That panty 1s expected to be achieved tbroup cbangr-s an the cit) ·s lunDJ pohaes. The counctl will consider only a draf. 'cn1on of the propolt'ld onh- nana. Wlth action possible at a later mttt1ng. The plan was drawn up ~ the Irvine Commmcc on Human Richts.. Appotnt.ed an 1986. the mnc-mcmbcr commmtt spent a )"CV conductJna 1ntcn ~ and hcannp. Wlulc the comm1tttt dt1ttn11ncd Irvine was in (Pleue eee PAT PAJUTT I .&.2) Index Advice and Games Bulletin Board Business Classified A10 .A3 A7-8 85-8 PCH widening, sound wall before council Comics EntertaJnment In the Service Opfnlon Publlc notices Sports Weather A11 A9 AS A6 A12,B4,7-8 81-4 A2 By GREG ltLEllX °' .............. The N~ Beach City Council will tx put on the bot scat Monday night 'f>n the issue of. widenina a ponion of Pacific Coast Htgbway. a proposal that also includes a con- troversial West Ncwpor.t sound waJI that has anatfC<f many nearby resi- dents. City staff as rcquntina the council HB woman helps deaf alcoholics -. fight loneliness to suppon the WJdcning of the Coast Hiabway be I ween Ne• pore Boulevard and H1Jhland St.rttL part of an S8 million proJCCI to w1dcn the highwa y bccwccn Newport Boukvard and Goldcnwnt StRC1 in Huntington Beach. Callran.s will fund about S6.S million oflhc pro,JCCt. With the city ptekjng up the remaming SI 5 million. The pro,J«t also ancludcs the con· struct1on of a "'-foo1-h1gh sound v.1111 for sound attenuation Plan~n first propostd a I O-foot-h1gh solid wall but that proposal ~ the ire of dozens of residents who wd the v.all ""o uld cut them off from the occ-an and actuall) increase sound On Feb ~). rt'Slcknts managed 10 convince the Cahfom1a Coastal Comm1ss1on to dnl) the pro}CCI Cit) and Caltrans planncn ha'e ~' 1scd their proJC'Cl. and have filed a n~ apphat1on W1th the Coastal Comm1ssl0tl th.at ... ,11 be hard Thunda) at the comm1s"on meeting in Manna del Re~ Counol"'oman Ruthclyn Ptum- mcr. •hose d1stnct includes West "'""J>On. has 1nd1aucd that she wtll speak 1n suppon of the pr<>jCC:1 at the romm1ss1on meeting. Staff mcmbtn met several umes last month"' 1th homeowners both for and against the plan The current plans call for a 7-foot-htah wall, with lhe upper 4 feet made or clear plastte and the lov.cr J feet of slumpstonc City v.orkcn would wash the wall ontt a month at an annual cost of about S 1.800. according to a ctty mfr rt'pon Cox says adultery shouldh 't be issue By PAUL AaClllPLEY ............... R('PUbbcan candtdatc C'hnstophcr C01 s.aid Sunda> the Dave Baler adultery namor has diverted thr 40th COfll"CUlOnal D1stnct nacc from m~ important issues ··Tbc cbaran and countef'Cha~ a~d•"'~rt1nalhccampa1pawa~ from the subsantivc tsSUCS of nataonal aod international pobcy tha1 &TC' t hr businc\'S of tbe U.S. Conarcu." Co' ~Id tn-. Riter reJeastd Sunday The adultery cbuacs. Io n .. , rwnored but UJU'tl)Of'tcd b) lbc media. wett mack pubhc Apnl 28 •bet\ an unidanified man called on Baka to answrr to the ctwp dunq a RCl*blic:an candidates bum a1 the Balboa Bay Oub 1n Ncwpon Beldl. ' The msuptor then fled the forum and disappeared. ra1Stna SU$pecioe.s that one of the other 11 GOP candidates J>la:ntcd him. Baker said Saturday he susped.Cld either Co"X or Nathan RotcnberJ wu the pull) party . On Fnday. Assemblyman Nolu Fnzzdlc. R-Foun1.a1n Valley. accused R~nber& of planunc the wuden- t1ficd mu. but offettd no proof for his charJC. F~Jk bas eodoned Baker lO sucC't'cd retinas Rep. Robert Bad ham. Fru:zdle's cbaf'IC prompled Ra.-- n~ra to thrau:n a slanda' sun ..,ainst tbr assemblyman. Political consultant Da"'id V~n taid 1 (Pl i a11 ... 00&/U) BJ LBSUE E.UN&ff . ..-..... ...... Barry Hammond took ~ op- pQnuruty to like a few swipes at Larry Agran. Cameron C~ve stuck has chin out at The Irvine Co. And Sally Anne Miller t.alked about her history of public service without laying a glove on the other Juys. Not exactly a frcc-for·all. But at least the Irvine City Council and mayoral forum held late last week pve the candidates a chance to shp into the potiucaJ rina so residents could lake a look at them. Chamber of Comm~ moderator Tom Wall said approximately 200 people were expected to be an the aud~ However, the turnout was a skimpy.2S. "I think it's a very disappointing turnout." said Doris O'Bnen. an lrvi.nc resident for the pest IS yean. But. she added with a shrua, people are "all busy with other thinas." Full house or not. the show went on. The candidates took turns disagree- ing about assues such as arowth. transportation and how to spend the city's money. But one thread of complete harmony was woven through the evening forum. Nobody. but nobody. was an favor of adding commercial aarhne flights out of the El Toro Manne Corps Au Station. Art Bloomer, reurcd command10g general at the air station. said has acuon as councilman would be to push for anneution of the base as a means to prevent commertaal air flights Miller. first elected to the City Council an 1984. said El Toro would be the top pnonty item 1n her nex.t term. And Cosgrove, an insurancx ex~ut1ve for Pacific Mutual and a member of the city's Planning Com- m1ss1on. said the cat} should put lhe skid~ on dtvelopmcol by The Irvine cox ... From Al lawsuit could be filed today On Sunday. Vaporcan said the issue had been turned over to at- torneys who were "prcpanng a response to the assemblyman." Vaporean ded1ncd to elaborate. In his leuer. Cox said he wouldn't part1c1pate an the charges and, countcrchargcs 1mbrc.gho "For m y part. I have not and will not level such charges -and I refuse to be drawn into side issues:· he said "Lt-t 's show some matunty. please. and stop .~he name caJhng and fin~er pointing. Baker has sought to min1m1ze the damage to hi s campaign w11h emo- tional addrcs~~ before his supporters in "'h1ch he admitted he and his wife Pam "'eathered ~me storm \ 11mes in their I 3-)ear marnage. including separation. He has not responded d1rcctl} to the charge of adultCf) However. he said the)' have recom- mllted themselves to one ano ther and their famil) Co. until the)' act on the tence on the mue. "Either The Irvine Co. 1s a partner an the plannina in this community or they'rc not," Cosgrove said. Recent open space aarcements notwithNM· ma. he said the company must bt p~sed to make a stand. "Havina the airport convened would chan1e Irvine with or wnhout open spett, Cosarove said. Michael Shea., vice president of Beacon Bay Enterpnte1, Inc., a car wash company, disqreed only with hts opponent's tactics. "I would prefer to approach it in a more pos1t1ve way." Shea sud, add· mg that more cooperation on de- velopment proJCClS an and around the city would put Irvine officaals an a better posmon to soltcil The Irvine Co. 's support against JOlnt use o f the air base. At the start of the forum. the candidates gave introductions and presented their agendas. Agan has been serving as mayor since be1na elected for his third term on the Caty Council in 1986. He as hoping to be returned to that seat tn the June election -_the city's fint d1~t election of mayor. However, Agran will still have the power of at least one vote since his council seat is secure until 1990. Agran's onl} opponent in the mayoral race as Barry Hammond, a business analyst Hammond. an ftvtnc resident since 1979, has come out against Measure A, 1he countywide slow growth initiative -for which A&ran helped circulate peuttons. At lcasl 1wo C it} Council scats arc up for grabs this year. If ~n. considered the front runner, wins the mayoral race. h1scounc1l scat also will be available. • The onJy incumbent running for re- Chrlatopher Coz elecuon is Miller. a real estate aaent who bas served on nwnen>Us com- nutttts and commawons wathin the city. MaJJer said Thursday maht that she &pends 30 to 40 hours per week on Cit) Council dutiC1.. Shea has been an lrvme resident SJnce 1977. He was appointed to the city's finance commlllion thit year by Miller and ·is a member of the finance committee of the Wood· bridac Villqc Association. Bloomer ewttntly is vtt:e president and rq1onal manqer of American Protective Services. Inc., a security guard service. He was appointed to the public safety commission by Councilman Dave Baker in 1986. Cosv<>ve has served as finance comm1ss1oner since 1983. Hts most recent appointment was made by Co uncilman Ray Catalano. Coscrove currently as vice chairman of the Planninc Comm1ss1on. C~ve col- lected signatures to qualify Prop- osnion 70. the California Parks and Wildlife lnit1at1vc. for the June ballot. Paula Werner. appQmted to the cny transportation commission by Agran in 1986, worked prcv1ously.,as ad min· istrative director for a spousal abuse prosram and as ass1sllnt press sec· n:llry for a Sen. Alan Cranston. Werner circulated the slow arowtb initiative petition. Lotto pot~ows to $14 miflion: OC men win the spin SACRAMENTO (AP) -No one won the $9.2 million itekPot an the weekend "Lotto 6-49' pme so the elusl'.e Jackpot will rolJ over to Wedne~ay's game, which as ex- pected to have a Jackpot over S 14 million. the California Lottery an- no unced Sunday. In Sacramento. two Anaheim resi- dent} -a truckina company ex· equive and a homemaker whose hllsband recently lost his job -won SI malhon each on the state lottery "Btg Span." Garry Brothenon. 39, and Con Turner. 24, werc the first m111ionairts from a new wheel that docs away with the progressive irand prize but doubles the chances of winnina S 1 million. .. It feels pretty aood," Brotherton said of his prize, which he will receive in $40.000 yearly msllllments after taxes for 20 years. Has first purchases wtll include a fifth vantage Corvette to restore for himself and doughnuts for his co- workers. he said. "Thty told me if I won more than S 10.000. J have to buy doughnuts." Turner. whose husband. Jam. rc- centl) lost his job at a tire store. said she v.111 repay debts to rrlat1ves, buy some furniture and a car. and take a vacation "Oh. SI million. I can't believe 1t." said the mother of three. BLUROCK, FLUOR ON MUSEUM TEAM .•. From Al kno""n fo r his dl•s1gns of the Pom- p1dou Center 1n Pans and the \.1 en1l Collect1on 1n Hou.,ton Wilham Blurod. a ~n1or partner. said the firm's architects have been looking fo N<ard 10 ""Ork 1ng with Piano .. Pnnc1pals and lead d~1gnl'rs of the Blurock Partnership ha' t> long admired the d1stinct1ve. contem- poraf) charauer and careful auen- t1on 10 detail of P1ano·s designs and have mdt" 1duall ) com matted them· seh es to provide accurate and scns1t1' e e1tecut1on of the art museum design concepl." Blurock said. As program manager. Fluor Daniel "'111 manage the construction of the museum. including working w11h the archttects. engineers and subcontrac· tors Fluor Daniel 1s the pnnc1pal engm~nna and construction unit o f the Fluor Corp. "The Fluor Corp. has a nauonal reputation for meaningful suppQrt of arts organ1z.at1ons." said museum director Kevin Consey. "We arc dl:'hgh1ed that we arc able to use the technical and professional skills of a firm already sympathetic to the arts." AIDS DISCRIMINATION MAY BE BARRED •.. From Al \\est Holl) wood ...,here a pcd1cunst refu~ service 10 a customer with AIDS A tnal coun upheld the consutu- uonaht) of \\est Holhwood'~ ordi- nance bann ing d 1scri m 1nat1on against .\IDS f)dt1ent'>. but 11 refused to forct the ped1lurnt to wo rk on the customer Kohn \31d -\!though the Laguna ord inance wo uld be open to s1m1lar challenges. Kohn predicted 11 will not tngger a flurry of ht1gat1on. Kohn said the Qth l1.S Circuit Court of Appeals dcc1s1on in Novem- ber to pcrmll AIDS sufferer Vinccnl Chalk to return to his Irvine classroom will lend legal precedence to the ordinance. The court said there was insufficient ev1denoc to prove that Chalk was a danger to his students "It's reasonable for the courts to conclude that AIDS ts a disability ... at leut as It applies to d1scnmana- L1on." Kohn said La1una already has an ordinance proh1b1tmg d1scnminat1on based on sexual preference. ancludina bi-sexu- ality and homosexuality. It has never been UsN PAY PARITY FOR WOMEN PROPOSED ••• From Al pretty &ood shape. commtttec mem- ber James Boone said the repQn ought to serve as preventative medi- cine for a future when the county will be a m1'l of culturn and races City offiaals say the ordinance, if approved. would target dis· crimanatory pracuces in real estate transactions. at hotels and an the schools. The city would not enfoiu the ordinance. however Instead, persons who believe I.bey have been dis- ORANGE ......... COAST !1'911J rn91 llMNOfflea cnmmatcd apinst can ao to court and use the ordinance toobllin relief Critics have complained that the proposal 1s too broad and puts too much of a burden on city cmpk>ye~. who might be hampered by the h1rina requirements. Otbct1 said such an ordinance is unnccnsary in Irvine. 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"' ---· 7 41plft.todeJ • :' n..-.... • 1·13plft ...... r. ~ ,._M24'1UR T_._ .... r. ~ Extended ,, .. • II • IO .. ., .. .. .. ., M II ., ~ 52 14 .. 41 12 IO ,, n DEAF ALCOHOLICS FIND A FRIEND ••• From Al hearing loss. She sajd it took her a Iona time to ict over the denial and to be comfortable with her handicap. "Because I wasn't born deaf and I can speak like a hcarina person, people wouldn't realize I bad a bcanng problem," she said. "And I would wear my hafr so that you couldn't sec my hearina aids. I only just st1ned wearing my hair back in French braids sometimes ... Whether they drink or not. deaf people have to deal with difficult. and sometimes painful. situations in their day-to-<iay lives. Johnson said. "A lot of people treat you like you're not very mtelliaent. or assume that you're a snob because you don•t hear what they say," Johnson said, "which is ironic. because I'm any· thing bul a snob. I'm naturally grcpnous and I like people. But at sets really old always havina to repeat and look at you as they speak so you can read tl'le1r lips." Johnson sf11l retains some of her hcanng and has learned to read h~. She has also learned Amencan Sign Language. opentng another avenue of communication for herself. But for her. as for all deaf and heanng-1mpa1red people. there are numerous times when these fragile lines of commun1c.a11on break down. She said. for example, she had scnous problems communicating with people when she was in a home for rccovmng alcoholics. "People tend to speak in low voices when they're ~overing. .. she said. "I found I couldn't understand anyone. which made 1t really lonely Another inst1tut1on that often pres- ents bamers 1s the legal system. Many people with drug and alcohol problems wind up •ettmg into lepl trouble, Johnson said. which brinas up another set of problems for deaf people. "The legal system often doesn't know how to deal with deaf people.'' she said. "Judaes end up JUSt letting people go because they feel sorry for them." Johnson hH met with many Judaes 1n recent months in an attempt to foster better understanding of the special problems that deaf people ha ve. "This morning for example I spent a couple of ho urs in 1udsc's chambcn discussing whether to refer a defen- d~nt to in-patient or out·pat1ent trcatmen1," she said. "The rcspQnse I've gotten has been very encourag- tng. Judges arc very excited about havm• someone who can help them deal with a population :hey've always had trouble reaching." Personal relationships arc another potential source of problems for deaf people, she said. "It m11ht be a problem with a child. or with a spouse," she said. "These thinp art hard to talk about. even to a trusted counselor. And say. for eum- ple, your're having a sexual problem with your wife or husband. Are you gomg to want to talk about that through an anterprcter-r· Johnson said her ability to com- municate directly with deaf patients makes It easier for them to discuss their problems. And her personal upcriencc makes it easier 10 under- stand and empathize "I thank the root of my concern was seeing what happened to my mother when she lost her hearing." said Johnson. "I saw her pdually fade out of the picture. At family pther- angs she'd make a token appearance. but whe n no one could Lalk to her. . prett~ soon she'd go off by herself and read.· Johnson said she sot another alampsc of the pam of isolation through a deaf man she dated some time ago. "I went home for Christmas with him," she said. "There mu.st have been SO people at his parents' house. No one knew sisn laauqe. No one made a real effort to communicate with him because they didn't know how. Part of has way of dealina with it was to become the clown. A. lot of deaf people do that. They're just tryina to communicate with people in some way. and it's why hearina people sometimes think deaf people arc not mtelliscnL But then later, he cried because he was so frustrated. And that was what he had to 10 throuah cv~ time he aot together with his l'amily.' Because she knows about the pein and the isolation, Johnson has made a mission of reachin& out to the deaf community and tryina to let people know there is help for people who need1L .. We're doina well, considerina that it's hard to reach the deaf communi· ty." she said. "We have a video that we made in s1sn langua.ac that's ~ina out to schools. I've also been doing a lot of outreach to clubs and orpniza· taons. and collcacs." A particularly aood source of contacts amona the deaf c.ommunity has been her own colleac. Golden West. which, she said, is panicularly well set up to meet the needs of deaf students. Accordina to Dr. Gayle Oe1gh. manaaer of Rqtonal Alcohol Scr- v iccs for the county Health Care Agency, it was membcn of the the deaf community who requested the establishment of Johnson's posilJon. "Several people from the com- m unity came to us and told us one of the thinas they needed was rr.ore aJcohohsm counxlina services for the heanng impaired." she said. "Reach1na out to anyone with chemical dependancy is difficult be-- cause there's a lot of denial. Reachina out to a deaf person with these problems is even more difficult." And by reaching out to people who have problems she henelf has ex- perienced, Johnson has benefited herself. as well as the entire deaf community, said her supervisor, Ju. dith MacKenzie. "In a way. Many is very fortunate, .. she said, "because she wants to learn and doesn't want to isolate herself. And havina her here has chanaed a lot of thanas. Staff has responded really well and taken an interest in leamin& more about the special problems or deaf patients. She's even tauaht some of them to say hello in sian lanauqe." Johnson was born in Arkansas but arew up in Oranae County. She attended Bolsa Orande Hi.ah School in Garden Grove. She bas one dauahter, 16, who is also bearina- impaired. Anyone wishina information about alcoholism services for the deaf may contact Johnson at 834-8648, or at the TDD number. 834-3664. John Braeger and Robert Ziegler Looking good I I • . lD sportswear from ...