HomeMy WebLinkAbout1988-05-10 - Orange Coast PilotTUESDAY, MA'¥ 10, 1988 25 E
Honig calls BB strike unfair
Sc oolschte rapspen tngwalkout.
says union ea · ers p laying by old rules
• By ROBERT BARKER °' ....... ""' .....
State Superintendent of Pubhc
lnstruruon 8111 Ho ni& today lashed
out at H unttnaton Beach City School
Di~tnct teacher union leaders who
have called a one-day strike for
Wedn~ay.
White House attacks ex-
aide Donald Regan· s
loyalty to President Re-
agan rather than mount a
point-by-point rebuttal to
Regan's book.I A4
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Honig said the walkout 1s an unfair
labor practice and 1s illegal because
the elementary teachers have qreed
not to stnke in their contract. whtch
expires June 30.
Homa accu~ Huntinaton Beach
union leaders of .. playina by the old
rules" in their militancy.
Irvine to
consider
housing
homeless
By LESLIE EARNEST
Ollleo.llr .... etlllf
The Irvine City Council will take
another look to night at the possibihty
of accepting two of five farmho uses
offered by The Irvine Co. to shelter
the city's ho meless
The farmhouses. located on Burt
Road in east Irvine. were once used to
house field workers and were set 10 be
demolished.
Ear11er this month, the council
unanimo usly agreed 10 review the
pro posal and to accept volunteer
offers by building trade unions to
bnng the farmhouses. built 1n the
1930s. up 10 code
Irvine Mayor Lari) A.gran .a backer
of the plan. recommended the ctty
spend as much as S 10.000 to front the
costs.
The d1scuss1on at the previous
council ml.'e11ng centered largcl)'
around the economic fcas1b1hty oft he
pro1ect. Some said the SI 0.000 figure
"as nai ve and 1ha1 costs were hkely to
escalate Ott\ers 1ns1sted that the fiscal
pro1ecttons were meanu•ess since
restora11on of the farmhouses would
be a volunteer effon.
He said Hunttnaton Beach City
District teachers -and other Oran"
Count)' unions that planned a one-
day JOtnt stn ke Wednesday -failed
to eUllC in t.be "st.a~nshap" he
claimed ts beans demonstnited by
other unions in Cahfom1a.
·•They (teacher unions) arc wllhng
to bt reasonable everywhere el~."~
said. "This isn't the ume to be
atbatrary. Teachers will suffer ..
Two other teacher unions an the
county -Maanoha in Anaheim and
Westminster -have subsequently
~uled •their disputes and dropped
plans to sanke. A thud. Oranae
Unified. has renewed ncaot1att0ns.
Man) KAhn. executtve director of
the West Oransr County Unttcd
Teachers Assoc1atton. said toda)' that
Honia·s statements are "compk-tel)
inappropnatr" and serve to undt>r-
mine union t ffon s
··1fhe's mad at anytb1na. he should
JCt mad at the Hun11n11on Beach
School Board "ho have refused to
endorse the class-s1u 1n111a11ve on the
November statt .,.,1de ballot," Kahn
~d
D1stnct officials meanwhile. arc
~rocccd1n1 v.uh plans to hire up to
.. OOsub511tule teachers Trustees took
tmn-st"nC) action two weds qo.
agrtt1ng to pa) substttu&n SI 7S a da)
-more than twice their normal $75 a
da)
The tcachcn arc Sttktn' a 6 percent
pa) increase v.h1le 'district officials
i.a1d the:' ran·a afford more than a 3 S
pcrCt'nt · inc~ . ..Ihc.. .dutnct rc-
cc:1\C~d .. 2 S percent cost-of-h v1n1
(Pleue eee STIUKB/ A2)
I
Charlene Turco with the Tran.ttional Houa-lnl Project •tanda ln front of an lrri.ne Co.
.., .... .,.,_., ... ._
fa.nnboue on Bu.rt Road that the city may
belp refurblah u a •helter for the bomelees.
Sin~ then. the fannhouscs ha'e
been re~xam1ned and the project has
been reviewed by the city. A rcpon on
thoSt' find1nss. tncludin& a pro1ect1on
ofaco<>t ofS I'\ IS2b for matenals onl".
"111 be prt"Sented 10 the counc.11
tonight
Last "~r the l It) considered ho us-
ing tht· homc:lcss fl a~ "unuS('d an1maJ
<.hl·hcr The plan "h1ch dre-A-na-
t 1onal J1tcnt1on. v.as ul11mately
v.1thdrav.n
Mesans challenge EIR on theater noise
By PAUL ARCHIPLEY
Of ...... ,... ....
A aroupof noise-weary Costa Mesa
homeowners planned to file a lawsuit
today challenging the vahd11y of the
environmental study that was sub-
mitted for construction of the Pacific
Amphitheatre.
The lawsuit apinst the Orange
County Fair Board contends the
environmental impact report was
improperly filed. thus invaltdattng
the document. said attorney Richard
Sp1x.
The latest action by Concerned
Citizens of Costa Mesa comes the
same week they go to triaJ in a four-
year-old lawsuit the aroup filed
aaainst amphitheater operators Ned
West Inc. In that suit. homeowners
are seeking 10 lower the "olume at the
open-air concen arena. The case 1s to
~ heard Wcdnesda)
The aroup contends amphitheater
officials '1olated the Cahfom1a En-
vironmental Quahty Act when the)
expanded ~e theater fro m 5.000 10 18.SOO scats without pubhc no11ce
and after environmental repons were
prepared
The nC'v. action was unc,pectcd h'
the Fair Board. which has ~n
nego11a11ns a settlement v.1th Con-
1.'emcd C1111cns alona "'11h "-ed \\>~t
and the c11, of Costa ~ks.a ··Bccau~ v.e wett" in the middle of
the ~ttlement proce'is 1t comes as
quite a surprise." said F11r Board
spo~~"oman Jill Llo:-d
Sp1~ ~1d no slatu1c of hm1ta11ons
"ould appl~ to the 11-~ear-old EIR
since tt "as filed incorrectl) in t~
first plalt'
Because the nine-member board
considered ttself a ~l3te agenc' the
EIR v.as filed "•th the Sacramento
Resou~ >\genn 'ip1~ said
The board. formall\ known as the
(Pleue eee lmSAJlfS/ A2)
Co u ncil
endorses
sound
wall plan
Plumm er to s upport
highway project a t
Coastal Comm iss_t_o_n_
By ROBERT HYNDMAN °' ... ..., ........
The Newpon Beach City Couodl
cndo~ a Caltrans proposal Moo.
di) to v.1dcn ( oast H 1&)\way in Wesl
~ev.pon and crttt a wall to reduce
the traffic noise rcachina adJKC!lt
ne1&h borhooc:b
iht Cit\ will send Councilwoman
Ruthel\n ·Plummer to speak 1n sup-
port of t~ proJCC1 v.hen the state
Coastal tomm1u1on con5tdcn the
~oposal Thursda) in Manna del
e~ plan calls for v.'ldenini COH1
H1ghv.-a) from fi,e to six lann
bct~ecn ~v.pon Bouk"ard and
H1&)\land Street Eventually. CaJtrans
v.ould ltke the h1ahV.'I) widened all
the wa' to Golden West SlrCet an
Huntington Beach
In add1uon to the road wwicn1na.
Caltrans has proposed a ~tcr me-
dian landscap1na. new parluna
spacn and a conlrO\ CTS&al sound waIJ
to run parallel 10 tht' h1Jhwa) aJona 1u
co:.staJ SJde
The pro~ wall sparked dcbale
tn communtttcs on both sides or
Coast H1ghwa~ Whtie rcstcknts hv-
ina on the coastal side la"JCI)' favored
the project. man) "' inJ 1n the
'ev.pon Sho~ community on lbe
inland s1dr ~lte'e the waJI maaht
reflect traffic 1101se into their net&h·
borhood The) also are concerned
that the 4-foo1-h1Jh clt'ar plastic wall
sming atop 1 3-foot-h1ah slumpstone
base v.ould become d1ny despite
penodtl wuh1nis
(P1eue eee COmtCIL/ A2}
Seizure
of Irvine
man'sboat
defended
DA asked to investigate Wieder
mm staff .... wtre repertl
W ASHINOTON -Transpor-
tation Secretary James Burnley de-
fended the seizure of an Irvine m1n•1
S2 . .5 million yacht for c:anyina lelt
than a teaspogn of marijuana today
and said the Reapn administration
will continue to enfol'Cle iu touahened
telZU~ pol19.
The 133-foot Aft Royal was con-
fiscated in intemationa1 watcn off
Key West. Aa .. Saturday after a Coast
Guard boardina party found about IO
marijuana seeds and two stems in a
trash can and d~drawer. the crew
· and the Cobt Guard said.
. The Ptuladephi•baJed veaael is
owned by the Tomima eo;p. of
Irvine and was bdna moved from SU Qieao to lhc Mediterranean. wbeft it W&s to do ch.amt work. •hen it was
stooocd in the Yucaaan Channel for 1 routine Cout Guard documents
ch«k. the cttw and Coat Gurd said.
~we dMbi•t decide that 11e ~
,oina ao to out and seiJ.e bill expensive X-Shts over tiny bits o1
marijuana., Burnley •id oa A9C-
TV'1 ':"GOod Moniaa AIMrica."
"What I announced 1 few .....,
llO wu if we find ••Y ileml clrUll oe
a vClid. we're toi1' to.lilae 1 ~ we·re toina to tum 1t o~ to CMllOml ind w're loiaa to kt tbem make tbe
ftMI dctenaiMlioa ilbou& .......
lht --...... bl ..... '° .. OWMr or told 11 auctio&." Tamimi~ am J. = ... ---~ .............. Ml be ,..,. •Ma ...,1111 or WI New-l:., leecla ...._ .U alldll • .;;.:....~= .:...'":i ......, ...... ,..y oMeWI ...
... llfVlled _.IO CG mm• Ga tile
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Activist questions 2.500 contribution
priortO vote on Laguna La urel project
By BOB VAN EYltEN
Of .............
A Hunlin11on Beach pohucaJ ac-
tivist has asked the county District
Attorney's office to anvestipte allega-
tions that Supervisor Ham ett W1cdt'r
\'iot.~ the county•s ~mpa1gn
spcndina ordinance when w voted
to approve The Irvine Co:s Laauna
Law-el project last month.
Knowna.s TINCUP(Timc Is Now.
Clan Up Poliocs). the orcltnance
prohibits county supervisoa from
votinA on any measure t.bat would
. .
financ1all) benefit one or more oft he
member's maJOr campaign con-
tnbutors
Shuiey Gnndle is the author ofthC'
1977 ordinance. which defi nn a
ma1or rontnbutor as an\ Ont' who has
gl\en m ore than SI. 7 JQ to a suprr-
"•sor's campa1J0
On Monda~. Gnndle delivered a
lcuer to the Distnct Anomey's office
allqina that a S1.SOO contnbutton
made 10 \\-1edcr's 42nd Dtstnct
Conaress1onal campat&n o~ The
lf'·ane Co Employees Poht1cal "c-
11on C c mmtttec betore the Laauna
Laurel 'ote placed her o"er the
Tl~Cl P hmtt
Wieder cast the dec1d1ng "Ott' on
the controversial l~guna Laurel dl'·
'elopment ;igrttmtnt. which v.as
apprO\ed 3-2
She also supported another If"\ ine
Co. proJ«l. the ll"\tnc Coast v.h1ch
was appro'ed b) a 4-1 \Ote on .\pnl
20
If' 1ne Co oflic1.ils sa' the cm-
plo)ecs' commttttt 1~ ~pirate from
the rompan> and that members'
contnbut1ons represent 1he1r own
polttical '1ev.s. not thoj(' of the
com pan\
"The · la.,., sa~s clear1) that a.
pohtsal action comm1tttt 1s allov.C'\J
to contnbutc to • fed('ral campaign ··
Substitutes chalk up respect
.. •
said Jud) Frut11-a company
<>pokcs.,.,oman. "We have a battery of
la"''ers a<h1s1 n1 us on thete mat·
ters ··
( ounty Attorney Adnan Kuyper
agreed v.1th FruUJ.
· 'o. I do n't behe"e lhc: contnbu-
uon \ 1olatcs our ord1nancr tf tbt
pol 111cal action com mttt« i1 lepal'a~
from the company:· saJd Kuyper.
.\Htstant 011tnct Anorncy
Mauncc Evans said toda~ that be bad
IT'Ct'l\cd Gnndle's letter but bad not
reached a concluston.
.. he's ra1~ some conocms. but I
don't have enOQlb facts to make a
d('temunatton " he wd.
A. h'1 of the 34 cootnbuton IO the
J'(lhtcal acuon commautt mcl&ada
£PleMe ._ WISD&a/A2)
• OCsalestu
increase for
roads killed
., Qll&G l.LEJ\U ...............
Poltcc from Newport Beach and
Bouldcr, Colo., ha\'e uns\Cd • for-
mer Newport Beach resident in
connection wtth the disappearance
&Dd probable slayma of a Dana Point
n,Jllvc.
Timothy James Keene, 24. was
atTClled in Buena Park Saturda~
C41orado WafT¥t '°' tm>nd mu.rdef. Mid Bouldc:r Polkc: L
Robn1 Sullen. He is beina held on $100.000 bait in Oransc County Jail
peodina elltradi\Jon to Colorado.
Keene, a transient. is the pnmc
suspect in tM disappearance of
Michael Mcteer, 29, who was last Sttn
on Oct. 17. 1985. only a few weeks
after he moved 10 Colorado with
Keene.
Mcteer and Keene wen: room-
mates 1n Boulder. where Mcteer
worked as a car salesman. Onl) c1Rht
d.l)'saf\n'Metcerwas last seen. Keene
was arrnted for drunken drivina in
Custa Mesa whale dnv1n1 Metcet'5
car. said Sullen He was etted and
~leased.
However, pohcc later received a
Colorado massing persons report on
Mcteer and other ups that prompted
them to seize and starch the car. The
search turned up Mcteer's wallet and
some bloody clothana. but at was l'h ~rs befo~ police from Newport
Beach and Boulder could put totelbcr
a sohd case qaanst Keene
SuUeo said pohcc arc convinced
that Mcteer was murdered, and said
they arc. unltktl)' to find his body.
Police believe Kttne may have
dumped Me1ccr's body in the Rock)
Mountains or out of state. said Sullen.
Kttne had been hv1n1 w11h his
pare nts in Newport ~ach sancc
October 1985. said Sullen
Mctcer's mother. Olga, said
Kci:ne·s arTl"SI comt>S as a ~ltcf.
"I've been waitma for lhts day tor a
Iona time, .. she Sllld.
Mcteer was a mtmber of the 6m
antduatJna class al Dana Hills Hiab
School in 1974 and the divorced
father of two sons. aies 11 and 9. He
attended the Un1vers1ty of Anzona.
but did not graduate
BqlOllloa at bank
NEW DELHI. lndta (AP) -An
explosion ripped through the
Citibank office in downtown New
Delhi today. k.ilhna al last one
person and 1njunn1 sevc:nl olhtts.
WIEDER •••
P'romAl
several of the company's v1~ presi-
dents as well as several members of
the Board of Directors
•
~emperatures heading for 90s
U.S .. Temps OrNllla nt ..
~ ,, •• Pfloenlll '° ..
l'!thOurgfl TO "' .. Loe Portlllnd.M-6t 42
~ T1 12 Pot1lend .Or• .. IO
~ 51 43 ~ Tt eo ...,_.. Tt IO ~°'" 72 ..
All9nbc c., .. 52 fWlo fa ..
~· .. $3 St Louil ,. 63 --.-. 12 11 Slllt l•• °'' .. 43 ... ., 43 Sen Antonio .. 12
~ .. .. s-ttle .. M Calif. Temps ~City 7l ..,. .,,.. 74 55 ~-17 4t ., ..
~.SC 14 •s~ 75 53 ,._.. .. San e.m.td!NI ..
a-totle.NC 71 12 Tempe.St P1ttbQ .. IO San Gabri9I 90 ..
Cl*-00 12 52 Topella 15 •7 Hlgfl. low IOf 2• llOut'I ~at 5 a.m. Senta AN 17 St
CtnclnnetA Tt 53 Tuceon tt 54 a.k•efielcl 82 &3 Santi Bart>w• ea .s
~ 75 56 TulM Tl a.. EU<f'h 72 u Sent1Cna ee tO
~ONo ,. WMhlngton.D C ,. 57 F''-'C) IO $3 74 Ian Lull ()blllpO 70 44
o.IM-F'I Wot111 .. 56 WldlM 79 .. LoeA~ 75 IO ....... ....,. 17 0 ~on 75 54 Otilllel\O 81 54 a.rt• Monica eo 50 o.n-70 :~ Surf Report PuoAobla t2 43 T.,_Vl#Wt .. '° °"" Molflet 71 Red""" 74 51 Tcwr.,_ 71 50 0-,ott 70 53 t..OCATIC* llD lttAN Redding 71 so WMlWOod e7 53
O!Autfl 51 42 Huntfn91on .._,., I 2 -Redwood City 7t 51 Y-.itte Vt-/ 71 33
El PMO .. 42 ..... .Mlty """°'1 l·l ... Seer-10 71 54
l ·l ,. Sali...at 72 ..
COUNCIL BACKS WALL ..• .\ccordmg to the ordinance, how-
ever. the contnbu\Jons of com~ny
offictrs must be: taken u individual
donations. unless they were de-
liberately combined for the pupose
of circumventing the TlNCUP hmit.
&1e
FWber*1 ......... Q,Wld~
73 "t()lll~~
11 41 Z2ndS1t•.~
10 ,,..._......,. .. IO L..-.._,.,
Extended ,., ... Siii Diego a SI 1.3 ,.., Sen Frencteco " 54 1·2 -SanJOM 73 54 Niglll -mor'*'9 low ~ From A l
Nanfa O'Bnc:n. president ot the
Newport Shores ( ommun1I> .\s·
socia11on. told the lOuncil Monda)
that lhc: maJOflt} of the: more than 600
famihcs she: survc}ed oppo'it' the
tound wall and "1cv. ll as an
unncccssaf) c:xpcnmcnt 1n \Ound
attenuation.
-we arc being used as guinra rugs
and arc: being asked to help pa) for 11 ··
she said.
Stak transportation planner\ first
proposed a I O-foo1-h1gh wild "'all
bul that proposal drcv. the m· of
dozens ofn:s1den1~ who said the v..all
would cut them off from the ocean
On Fc:b. 25. opponents managed to
persuade 1hc Coao;tal Commission 10
deny the PfOJCCt
0'8rif"" alc:n ~1 1<1 ,.,.c:•ii,.n•~ <1" ""'
la\.or a h1ghv..a> "'Hkning a~ 11 would
allow traffil '>Pl'l'di. to increa~
Others opposed 1hr plan b«ause they
~heved 1hc wall v.ould reduct their
\ 1ews of the coa\I
~pale thc ob1ec11ons. council
membersappro,cd the plans arguing
that the: w1dcn1ng and the improve-
ments associated with the pro1ect
v.erc valuable 10 the cwr
( ahrans will fund S6 5 million of
the: SS m1lhon needed tocomplc:tc the
proJCCI The: ( 11~ of Newport ~ch
will fund the rcmaindc:r.
( llY workers would wash the wall
onu~ a month -the same frcquc:nc)
as the wmdov.s at \11\ Hall arc
washed -at an annual cos1 of about
S l.800
STRIKE •••
From A l
adjustment from 1hc state legls-
lature.
The d1stnct has invited teacher
reprc:senlal1\.es to look through 1lS
"books" to shov. that money 1s
unavailable for the: size of ancrcase
that teachers seek, accordtllg to
Superintendent Diana Peters.
But. Peters. noung that the teachers
will rece1,e from Sl.300 to Sl,500 a
vear wtth the d1stnC't offer, said lhc:y
have refu!>Cd the: offer
Ian~ 1·3 ,..,
~ .. 10 .....,_.., 57 Stoc;tctOfl 74 se ttv«*Qfl SMurcSey, ~I• wltll
HowitClfl .. 10 .... dlNctlOfl Soutl> High, tow IOt 2 • hOurun<llng 11 5 p m cootw dl9YI loeedl ~ tn .,,. ....., to ........ n ··~ 8ar'sl0"# 83 49 -.-.,. l-.. v,.,,., .....
.ledlaeft ..... 17 .. Bog 8elf .. 21 ~ 15 to IO ooolng to 75 tO IO .,.._.,.. :-: Tides ~ 75 '1 .._.,..._~ ~tntlle-•omoel
IOI ....,,..., Blythe to SI
"---City 73 52 Catllllna &1 49 Smog Report laV.,.. 14 TODAY Lancul• 93 ., :: 9-ICI.. 137pm •• ~"°°' 15 Wlr~IOAY long 9Ncll 11 52 .._._ _..,_, ...... (pell ~$0 ~ 71 53 ,,....,. 12 <13."' 02 l A AltPOfl .. 52 c...!,1·100 mOderele 101 IM ..,.. ......... 14 '° :::r.: 127am ., M~ 7S 52 • 200-2" _., ~ 300
....... 9-:fl 71 73 io.. 1231Pm 02 MonrO'll• 14 ., Ind ~ '*-doul Flrlll ••• .-.. .. t1 s2s-iwr 7 07 p"' 5 • Mont.,91 85 •• ~ d9>f• enllned pe; s.conci .. ...,....p..,. 85 42 81#1 .... ei 7 •2 pm. -WednMday Need ... 19 52 lodey'•.,.. lorecaM .....,_.... 15 56 e15Sfam ...c1-...-ia11~pm Newport &Men 83 51 ... ._,IO~ 9l¥CI »-47 NewC>nMr'8 14 .. Moon ... ., 2 22 !Ifft ,.. w---Ont1tt0 11 4t lrWle,hd..,_.V..., 50-12 ....,.,Oft!Clly It 50 di#'/ el 3 14 • ... lll>d -..... Ill 3 " Palm Sof'inga •3 y L..-'-". 11o1-.-111 Ok..._.Clty Tt 57 P-'" Puadenl eo 57 Loi ,.,.... Alr1I0'1 ll-!>I
MESANS C~LENGING NOISE STUDY ...
homAl
"It's important that we continue to
attempt to agree on a settlement.
SEIZURE OF IRVINE YACHT DEFENDED •••
32nd Distnct .\gncultural Associa-
tion. administers the state-owned.
160-acrc: fairgrounds where the
amphitheater 1s located.
However, past coun dcc1S1ons have:
ruled similar boards arc local agen-
cies, thus the environmental docu-
ments should have: been filed w1lh the
county. Spill said.
.. B~t 1t would be foohsh 10 sit back
on nc:got1at1ons and 11 would be
foolish to s11 back on htiption," she
sa 1d .. No one of us can afford to n:lax
and hopc that fate will intervene for us ..
attorney and pan owner Neil Pap1ano
was to go lo the State Court of Appeal
toda)' to seek postponement of
Wednesday's hcanng. Lloyd said
Both Pap1ano and amphitheater
manager Steve Redfearn face con-
tc:m.pt chafJCS for pcnnming noise
limit v1ola11ons that were ordered by
a Supcnor Court judge: m May 1987
P'romAl
Custody of the boa1 was turncd
over to Customs Service agenls m
Kty WC"St: the )acht's six-member
ettw was put ashore but not charged
Sunday night. The 'esscl could be
auctioned as forfened propcrt)' after
kvcral heanngs. authonucs ~1d
The go-.crnmen1·s toughened pol-
icy provides for SC'1zure of an> \essel
when an) amount of 1llc:-gal drugs 1s
found. Pre' 1ousl) boats v..crc <;e11ed
onl} v.hcn large amounts of drugs
were found. and the:' cssels v..ere held
In lieu ofa fin<' ba~d on the weight of
the drugs
"'We've: got a mass1' e nalwnal
problem ·· Bur-le' ..aid "We''e [IOI
people: out there w hcthc:r they own big
boats or little boats. big cars or httlc:
cars. v.-e'"e got people of an economic
classes who a~ huymg this stuff and
v.-c got to get at the demand side of this
problem or v..e·re not ever going to be
able: to gc:t 11 under control ··
Bum le\. in ten 1ewed from Boston.
said lhe ov.ne~,of the )'aChl "w11l ~
permitted to make v.hatc\Cr case he:
v.11.hes 10 about w h~ there v.-cre drugs
found on 11 and ( ustoms will make
lhl' final tktcrmina11on about
v. ht•thcr the lloal 1s returned to the
O"-ncr or sold at au1:11on ..
'-obo<h w1ll loo;e a boat v..1thout a
hl'anng:· Burnln added later
But James Pov.-c:ll nauonal lc:pl
director of the .\mencan ('1\ 11
Liberties l nion, said the: pohc)
'1ola1es the Cons111u11on
"What's v.rong v.11h 11 1s the same
thing that's wrong w11h shoo11ng
someone or hangms someone: and
then sa)ing v..c're going to give: you a
trial to \t'C it \Ou·re guilt~ " Pov.ell
said
Pov..ell in1cn 1ewcd with Burnie)
said the < unslltu11onal pro\1S1on
"that proh1h1ts the government from
1al1ng propert) v.11hou1 due process
and that's v.hat's happcn1ng in this
la~ ..
"It looks pretty slam-dunk to me or
I wouldn't be: doing tt." he said.
8) this action. Conctmed Cnizcns
hoJ)(' 10 invalidate the master plan
and EIR. thus rescindang Ned West's
lease at the amphitheater. Spill said.
Llo)d said reprcSC"ntat1vcs of Con-
cerned C111zens seemed interested in
reaching a scttlcmenl out of coun
during talks last week. but she:
suspected Sp1x wasn't satisfied with
the negot1at1ons.
Karen Millar. one of the founders
of the c111zen!lgroup. said they still are
hopeful of negotiating a settlement.
In related action. amphnheatc:r
Quake jolts No rthern Califor nia
SALINAS (AP) -A sharp earth-
quake descn~d as a "rolling 1olt"
shook the Salinas area today but there
were no 1mmed1a1c: reports of dam-
age.
The earthquake: took place at 5:32
a m and had an estimated magnitude
of 3 0 on the Richter scalc:. according
lo Wilhs Jacobs. a geophys1c1s1 at the
Na tional Earthquake Center 1n Gold-
en. Colo.
1ncrca~ m ground mouon. A quake
wtth a magnitude of 5 has ten umc:s
the ground mouon of a temblor of
magnitude 4.
Tom Lee. c11y editor of the: Salinas
Californian, was 1n the shower when
he felt the quake.
SUBSTITUTES CHALK UP RESPECT ...
.. Although 1h1~ new action might
seem Lontraf) to that. 11's JUSI
conunumg to pursue all our options ...
Millar said
Each increase of a full number on
the Richter scak indicates a tenfold
"M) first thought m my mmd was
that whal'~h1s-facc was nght." said
Lee. refemng to a prediction by 16lh
centur) French seer Nostradamus
that a dc:"astatms eanhquakc would
soon h11 California.
From Al
becau~ the\ didn't v.ant full-time
emplo)mcnt
"I hke 1hc: flc:\lh1hl\ ··said Dunda<,.
who has bccn a K-6 '>ub in the
Ncwpon-Mcsa d1stnc1 for about unc
year "It's a challenge ever) da\ and
C:\.C:I") da} I'> d11Tcrc:nl from the
previous da~ )ou ne\cr knov. v.hat
you're going to lOmc across··
Dundas was a lull·t1mc: teacher 1n
Inglewood for fi,e )Cars before '"re11r·
mg .. to ra1-;e children Her children
are no~ grown. and "oluntc:cr v.ork
was bccJnning to ~m dull
.. When I first ~ent back to teach·
ins, I thought 'Wh)' am I doing
this: .. she said "But it's been grc-at ..
Dundas. who works about tv..oda~s
per week. said that \Uungcr ch1ldr~n
are easier for subs Ill handle. and she
added that "at the high school level.
you don't get quite as much respect ··
To her peers in thl" "lev.pon-Mesa
Unified School D1\tr1ct Stella Clap-
per 1s known as "the suhst11u1c lady,"
although hc:r actual 111lc 1s 1ntermed1-
a1c pcrsonncl clerk
You might call her the: general of
the Nc:v. pon· \ksa substitute squad
She: makes the assignments
··1 ha"e hundreds and hundreds of
people I talk 10. and I ne'er \CC
them.'' said Clappcr. who said \he
keeps a list of about 60 subs at read~
"I JUSt g1"c them their ass1gnmcnl\"
Every morning around 5 10 am .
Clapper begins hc:r rounds of rails for
substitutes Although mo'lt ~ubs are
gtnc:rahsts by nN"c<islly. ~me arc
pick) and elect to "teach onl:. English
on every other Thursday." said
Clapper.
Certain subjects arc difficult to find
any subs for. she said
"No one wants to get into Junior
haJh. at all," said Clapper .. At the .bi&h schooJ lc:vcl. music subs art'
tou&h 10 come by."
Another diiad"antaac is a lower
S-Y rate. The Ncwpon-Mc:Y d1stnct
pays subs a flat rate of S60 per day.
end 1 lon,-tc:rm rate (anythina over 'lt days) o S7S per day. said Clapper
Most subs arc tatted in on a day-to-
~~E llily Pilat
llA*CWACE
da\ haw>. she \a1d 'r he flat rate v.orks out to dbout s ~ '" rx·r hour cons1derahh less than
thl' houri~ .l\ cragr of about S 17 for a
for tull·11mc d1<,1nct teacher with a
hachclor's dcgrct• and 30 hours of
po'>t·hachelnr c·dutallon Substitute
tcac her<. arc rl'l1u1red to meet the
.-,,rnH· m1n1mum standards
bachelor's degree and <;tall' cert1fica-
l10n -as full·t1me teachers
I lt1v.e' er '>Uh\ can l'am suh'itant1al
wmhat pa~
Jm ( anc:r manager ot special
'>t.'f\ 1Les for the Orange ( aunt) De·
partment of fdulal1on. said
sub\lltutc 1calhcr\ arc raid as much
as S:!OO per da\ -S:?S per hour -to
v.ork during \1r1~C'> C)he said local
school d1slnl 1\ undt>r strike.-s1tu-
a11ons ha1.c paid nearl) 1hal much to
bring sub .. inio the classroom
"Of courS(' 1n a strike '>1tua11on. a
person 1~ ta king wmc nsl ·· Carter
noted "There ha'> to be '>omc in cen-
ti\ c
Officials at the H un11ng1on d1s1nct.
<tJ)('ak1ng on cnnd111on of anon~ mll).
<o.a1d '>ubs11tult' teacher'> ha"e ~n
offered S 175 ix-r tla) to v.-ork dunng
tht.• pending \trike -more than
douhlc the d1stmt"; usual S 75 pcr da}
rate
Subs don't hkr to talk about the
prospect of \t:abb1ng for full-lime:
teacher\ during stn~es
·'l'~e nc,cr had to do 11. but 11
v.-ould be a hard s1tuat1on I'm glad
r \.e nt'\ t'r heen In that SllUatton,''
said Patncl
Harvest Eubanks a K-6 substllute
teacher 1n the Saddlc:back Valley
l ln1ficd School D1c;1nc1. said she was
approached b> one of the four
d1stncts to o;ub dunng the coming
strike
Eubanks turned down the olTer.
"You can SI)' no." she said "They
pa) a lot. but I don't know 1f it's wonh
ti "
Before comina to Oranac County,
Eubanks lauaht for five )Cars in Los
Anactcs.. where bean& a 'classroom
commando' onen had an c:ntittly
w E Rf L1 s Tf ~ i ~ c
d1fTeren1 meaning.
''There was a lotoffamll) violence. SALES TAX HIKE FOR ROADS DASHED ••. and a lot of child abuse:. It was
nonstop. all the time. and 11 showed an Fr om Al
the classroom." she ~1d. Eubank\ is a "long-term " ballot measure. future: improvements. That, he said, Orange: County voters
substitute. rece1, mg pnmanly ma-Bruce: Ncstandc. a former Orange could help count~ officials gain better "If there were 10 be a sales tax
tcrnil} assignments which last for Count) supcr"1sor who serves on the: ratings on bond 1ssuc:s such as those increase on the November ballot.
several months. She has bccn teach-Stale Transportation Commission. being floated for the rroposed San there wouldn't be time for a full set of
ing kindergartcn at 4-liso Elementary said the county panel had made a Joaquin Hills. Foo1h1l and Eastern public mcctinJS in each of the
School since Octo~r. mistake transponation corndors. supcrv1sorial d1stncts." said Trans-
Long-term subbing as only 8 step He said the idea of a sales tax Beller ratings would mean lower portation Commission spokC1man
av.a) from a full-time: position. which increase for the benefit of transpor-interest rates. which would save: Tom fonune. "You could have a
is Eubanks' e"entual goal. Bwt for talion had gamed substantial suppon county taxpa)ers millions of dollars. hurry-up program, but what the
nov... bc:mg a subst1\utc suits her JUSt IQ Orange C'ounly, particularly he said. com mission voted for was more
fine. among the business community. Several counties already have sales communication ...
"You're never bored.·· she said which has trad111 onall) opposed sales ta'< in111ativc:s scheduled for the June
b II I The only government body which ·· A.nd tomorrow is always a n•w da". tax increases. a ot and sevcra more arc con-1 d . " ' T I d h I · can pace a countyw1 c 1nit1at1ve on wnh new challenges... " o c o~ own t at option 1s temp aung putting measures on the lhe election ballot is lhe Board of
For those who think subbing is a s1mpl) bad policy," said Nestandc. November ballot. Supervisors.
young person's piofcssaon, consider .. For the past two weeks I've been It is those "self-help" counties.
ihe case of Sam Emenck, a high talking to business groups, and not Nestandc said. that arc: hkely to be In order for the commission to ~hool substitute: an the: Irvine Uni-one of them thought the Transpor-given first access to revenues from recommend a sale tax increase ballot
fied St·hool Distnct talion Comm1ss1on was go1n1 lo shul proposed statewide: transpon.ahon measure 10 the county Board of
Emerick. a nauve of Ohio. has been out the option of a sales tax increase." bond issues. Supervisors. it would have to obtain ~
a substitute teacher for 16 years. Ncstande said a ~lcs tax directed County officials say. however, that the approval of city councils in cities
A.nd that comc:s on the heels of a 40-toward transportation would iive the: pushin1 for a November vote on • containin1 a maJOrily of Oranae ~car carccr as a full -time teacher. count) a guarant~d income for road sales tax increase would sbon-<:hangc County's population.
-··1~tired1n 1971 and moved out~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
here in 1972." said Emenck. 84, who faced h1sfirst class1n 1931. -1 needed WARM WEATHER STANDARDS
something to do. so I started being a
substitute I did 1t a httle at first. and
the more I did 1t. the mo~I hked 1t."
High school students arc more
prone to wreak havoc on the nerves of
subs. but Emcnck said he has been
unfazed
"The first few years were a little
rough. but r ,e learned to handle 1t."
he said. "They ll't'at me well. I think
they n:spcct me ··
Allhouan he spcnl mosl of his full-
umc carttr es a cMm1s1ry teacher.
Emerick descn~ h1mK"lf as a 1cner-
ahst who wall teach "anythin& from
Latin lo airl's P.E."
He said subbina keeps him youna.
"I think each year that r probeblr
won't be able to do It nelll year, but I
always can," he said. "l think it kttpS
me healthy.
··This 1s beucr than sinin4 in a
roclun1 chair and &fOW11'll old. ·
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For mer hostages
to speak at Irvine
prayer breakfast
Jerry Levin, the Mjddk East b\lmu chief of
Cable Newt Network who wu kidnapped by
tcnoriru in Beirut in 1984, will speak Thunday at
the 24th annual Harbor Area Mayor1' Prayer
Break.fast, tcbedulcd for 7:30 at the (rv1ne Hilton
Hotel.
Leader1 of Costa Mesa, Irvine and Ncwpon
Beach wUJ penlcipete in the event, which 1s
pattcrned ancr the National Prayer Breakfast in
Washinaton, D.C.
Tickets, at S 12 each or S 120 for a table of IO. art
available from the chambcn of commerce in Costa
Mesa (6~ 1490). Irvine (660-9112) or Newpon
Beach (644-8211 ). Funher information may be ·
obtained by callina Vic Shercitt at 673-6640.
Spring clanea •tarting
lbe Costa Mesa Leisure Services Dcpanmcnt
hat announced two new sprin• classes for adults.
Thcaold and silverclusw11l begin Thursday for
thru weeks and the seasonal color workshop will bc
held May 30 only. Call 64S-SSS 1 for deails
World trade tllllc set
Marariet A. Hotzy. coordinator of the World
Trade Center Institute, will speak at Thursda,y's 7:30
breakfast mcct1n1 of Women in World Trade at the
Holiday Inn. 3131 Bnstol St .. Costa Mesa
Hotzy will describe the mtcrnauonal business
programs and act1vipes of the institute. The
breakfast price is $1 S and ~rvations arc being
taken at 968-3868.
Slow growth talk in Mesa
"The Slow Growth Initiative: Is It for You'>"
will be eummed Thursday at a noon panel
discussion at the Red Lion Inn in Costa Mesa.
The prop-am is sponsored ·by the Alumni
Council of the School of Business Administration
and Economics at Cal State Fullcnon. Call 77 3-2592
for funhcr informauon and rcscrvauons.
Llbrary automation starts
The new automated library caal<>& will be
unveiled Thursday from 2 to 4 p.m. at the Ncwpon
Center branch of the Ncwpon Beach Pubhc Libra!)
A drawing will be held for a 20-<irawcr card
catal<>&i with the winner announced June 15 at the
Balboa branch.
Candldates' forum set
Candidates for a number of offices tn the June
enmary election Wiii speak Thursday at a "Meet the
Candidates" forun. sponsored by Women for
Orange County.
The event. which will run fro m 9:30 a.m. to
noon. will be held m the all-purpose room of the
Tustin Pubhc Libra!). 345 E. Main St. The public 1s
invited.
Saleswomen to meet
Annette Bunon will speak on "How to Increase
Your Personal and Professional Power" Thursda) at
a dinner m«ltng of the Orange County chapter of
Women in Sales.
The event begms with dinner at 6:30 at the
Westin South Coast Plaza Hotel m Costa Mesa. The
cost 1s $18 for members and $23 for fuests and
rcscrvauons must be made by calling 54 -2001
Medlcat1on talk ln HB
Two free talks on medication use by older
people wall be given Thursday and Fnday by the
Huntinaton Beach TLC II at the Warner Avenue
Baptist Church. 7360 Warner A vc.
Jane Hanna, a rqistettd nurse with the Orange
County Health Department's Elder Care p~m.
will speak Thursday on "What Drup Do' and
Friday on "Over the C.ounter Media rnon," both at
10:45 a.m. Call Deb Schell at 842-4288 for more
information.
Tuesday, May l 0
• 1:30 p.m. Oraqe Couty Plauhl1 Com·
mbaloa. board meetina room, Hall of Adminis-
tration. 10 Civic Center Plaza, Sana Ana
Wednesday, May J l
• 6:30 p.m . Costa Mesa ReMn topmeat Atn-
CJ, council chambcn, 77 Fair Drive.
• 9:30 a.m. Oraqe Couty Board ef Satter·
vl10n. board hcarina room, Hall of Administat1on.
I 0 Civic Center P1aza, Santa Ana.
<>r.,. Coat OAJLY PILOT/Tueeuy, May 10, 1• •
Confisc~tion of school p&per suppotteCf.
By ROB!l\T BAUEI\ °' ............
Ocean View Hi&h School Principal John
Myers acted propetly when he confisai\td
school newspapers that had a headhne
conta1nin1 an all~ly .. W telcss" word,
school trustee Jerry Sullivan said Monday
.. Student newspapers have to be mpon·
s1blc. and I ~inly suppon him." said
Sullivan, a Cal State Lona Beach tec0nd-
al) education inslt\IC'lor ... Aa &r as rm
concerned, thcre·u be no comeback to him
from any of his auperion."
Myers aroundcd last Friday's ed1uon of
the campus newspeper afttt 1 tc3cher told
him that a pep o~ stor) on the
Hun\Jnaton Beach xhool's Model United
Nations &cam read "~re·s No Effina
Way ... Effina. school offictals said. ts a
5Ub t1tutc for a word sener&tJy ttprdcd H
obscene
"I don't hltc scu.ana or cen'°"na."
M)'el"S said Monday ... But this one Iii~
by I asked them to Nn another bcadlinc
and ft it (effin&) out. Should the princlpal
do it. I 1ues1 he should."
Newspaper 11dvistr ta Hon11 said the
an1clc and headline were wnnen by a
Model United Nauonsdclep1e who aJso 1s
Lull between the swarms
a mtmbct ortht newspeper aff.
Honiasaidthcdelcptcta~mnl) utcd
the term (rcqiicnO) and uaJokeata rttent
confer-en~.
Honia said he read the StOr) for erron
and was told b) the wntcr that he planned
to usr the term m the h~dhnc. Hon11 said
the student lold tum that 1l waun ··1ns1dc"
JOkc
.. , mlde no connection ... ta1d Hon1a.
w.ho OK·d the headhnewtthout see1n11t m
pnnt .. , must have been distracted. for
ob\ 1o usl) I should have It had no rclatM>n
to the stor) ·
Jut after all the Mother'• Day ahoppen vtatted
Fuhlon laland and before the ruah to buy
awlmwear for Mem orial Day, the eecalatora at
Newport Center appear cla .. lc -and quiet.
Six from Orange Coast tapped
to serve on county Grand Jury,
Corona del Mar , Huntington Beach. Irvine
residents pfCked to_serve on watchdog panel
By BOB VAN EYKEN citizens· 1o1.atchdog group O\Cr count\ oc-..,_.,,.....,. go,emment m'cs11gat1ng lOmplamts
Six Orange Coast residents will ~ck.le stud} mg 'anous aspects of public ad min·
problems thal could range from Jiii 1slrat1on and recommending 1mpro ... e-ments. o' ercrowdmg 10 count} administration Like o ther grand Junes. the Orange
beg.inning m Jul)'. and they'll do 1t for less Count) panel al5o sel"\cs 1hc counl\ ·s
than minimum wage. cnminal courts. deciding 1o1.hc1her some
The six. from Corona dcl Mar. Hunt· felon) ca~ should go to tnal
1ngton Beach and Jn me. were among 19 Grand Jurors v.ork at least four da~s a
panelists chosen for nex1 }Car's Orange week and rece1' ea s11pcnd ofS2 5 a da) lor
County Grand Jur) their troublcs. plus re1mburscmcn1 lor
And for at least one ofthc newly selected mileage on their cars
Jurors. the prospect oflong hours and low The work often includes e'cning meet·
pa} for the next }car doesn't seem hkc 1ngs and occasional v.eclc.cnd sessions Past
much of a burden Jurors ha"e said 1he work frcquenth takes
··Mme was the second name chosen and more than four da)S a v.eck although the\
I was JUSt thnlled." said 8111 8. Wills of still onl} get paid for four da\s.
Hunungto n Beach. 'Tvc met last year's "From all 1nd1ca11ons the~ ·re going to
members and everyone 1s rcall> posuivc schedule e'en a little mort v.ork ne"<t
about the cxpcncnce. I think it's going to year:· said V.. ills "That's all nght r m
keep me on m> toes... excited about It I'm read\ to do 1t:·
Wills. 66. 1s a rcu~ attornc> who Officials sa} about 125 pcoplc applied
worked for the count} for 12 years. for one-year terms on the I Q88-89 Grand
Orange Count} 's Grand Jul) sen es as a Jury. Thal pool of applicants was nar·
rov.t:d tu hi h' a rt'' 1l'"' pant'I of 5upcror
Court _1udJ1,~
Follov.mg in1cn1e.,.,., b' the l.Oun1,·s
prc,1d1ng Supcnor ( ourt Judge the fi<'ld
"'as further reduced to 30 cand1da1cs
From that po1n11t v.as pure luck
Three pc \ltlon~ on the IQ.member un
"'<'re alrcad talt'n ~nl \Car for tht fim
11me in Orange ( ount' th~ 1uror-; "''"
St'r'c 1he1r ~{ond one-,ear t<'rms
Last \\ cdnc~a~ Judge Franc1~0
Bnseno acting pres1d1ng 'judge of the
SuP"nor (oun \ l.Om1nal depanmen1
announced the I(> nev. nam~ that had
been dra"' n at random from the pool of '\O
top cand1da1es
A.mong the lh~ 'eterans IA.ho opted for
a '>e\Ond term arc James 0 Lindberg. v.ho
1~ o,c:n 1 ng a~ foreman of the I Qji ... -88 Jun
Lindberg ll\e.-. in<. orona de• \far
-\lso sun mg o n for a S«ond term are
Jodcane Harrod. also of ( orona d<'I \far
and June Galante of Buena Parl
In add111on to "ills Coast residents
in~ ludcd among the 16 ncv. Juror" are Op!tl
L "-.1ss1ngcr. ( orona del \far \11le
Monson. In ine and Sall\ J Tv.omtih .
( orona dcl Mar .
But Homa. t1le 1Cbool•1
ad\tiser for four> can.. Qid M s teedUIMi a clau at the 1ime that the hadli• wu
pasted on the 11ory and he let 11 ,o.
"h waa a cumbmauon o( rqrt'U.a
f act0'1." he ~id
Hon11 said the headline wrilet d.id.ft't
intend to cau1e trouble and rqrenod tbt
1nc1dcnt
The COrTCCtcd "emon of the pa~ ia d~
to come out Fnday. Myen Slld 11 wiJ1
contain an cd1tonal wrmen by the cdJ\Or
o ppos101 Myen' dec1s1on. The rcpnnllna
"'111 rost about $275. he said.
Transit's
budgetto .
double for
nextyear :
By 808 \'AN EYKE!'\
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Of-!Wlr .........
Orange Count\ s transportation plasa·
ncr.. arc contemplating a budget for nex.\
~ear that more than doubles this year'•
S3 I million spending pack.asc
The b11 Jump in spend1na comes u 1
rt'!.ult of state lcg1slauon last }tar whu:~
permits thc cumm1ss1on to use mol)C!J
from a spcctal fund known as the Oranac
Count} Unified Transportation Trust. '
Those funds ha,c. for the past thra
)cars. been used pnmanl) by Clttes for the
planning of maJor street 1mprovcmen~
v.nhin their borders
1'cu )Car under one of thrtt b~
proposals. the comm1ss1on will use ~
tv.ccn s~ ... million and $3 3 million frcwrt
the trust 10 design and plan pon1ons of
SC'' cral maJOr I~•~ improvement pf"O'"
jCCtS
Of thos.c pro1ects.. the b1qcst suwe
ncmsart'S I 5 m1lhon that 1sdcs1inatcdtW
dcs1g.n of 1mpro,cments on the ?a f~v.a) and $700.000 for widcnmgof
Costa Mesa Frtt111oa'\ nonh of the Sa
-\no Frecv.a\ mtcrctiangc i
-\nother big 11ckct item m next y~ear's
budget proposals 1s an added S530.000 lO
beC'fup the oven1ght ofh1ghwa) improve-
ment prOJCCtS being earned out by lb(
Cahfom1a ~panmcnt ofTransponauon.
E.ulier this )Car a rcpon b\ consultan~
from Fluor Daniel Corp showed thal
1nsufT1c1ent project ovef'\tJht b) Caltrans
v.as causing delays 1n badl) needed
frt'ev.a~ w1dcnmg and improvement pro-
Jects m Orange Coun:~
One more ell.pens1"c 11cm that appcan
un 1v.o of the thrcc budart proposals ts
S VJO 000 for an c-n' iron mental stud) on a
propo~d "'1dcn1ng of the Riverside free.
IA.a\
T v.o of lhc bud1tt proposals arc similar.
each calling for about S6 4 m1lhon m
C\pcnd1turc
The tv.·o pro()0$11s differ b) o nl}' $5.000
due ma1 nl) to a minor suaffiq change.
~ third proposal. listed as the "staun
quo al1crnat1' c:· calls for about $600.00I)
less 1n spcnd1n1 than1he other two
'The status quo v.ould be 1fyou want'°
proc'ttd onl) with ongoing proJects and
ones that arc e1thcr earned o"cr from this
'car or that have alrcad) been approved
1h1\ ~car:· said Tom Fonune a spokes-
man for the comm1ss1on "II would not
include am nc111o prOJeclS ··
'\lcv. prOJeclS included in the two higher
budget propos.als include studies of ad-
d1t1onal 1mpro' cmcnt proJCClS on the
Santa ~na. Costa \.1esa. R1vcrs1de and San
Diego frttv.a' s
\.tcmbers ot the Transporuuon Com·
mission v.111re'1c~ the budatt proposalsat
a pubht hcanng v. h1ch 1s scheduled for
June 13a19 a.m ·
Van deKalD.psupports publicity on crlzninal street gangs
BURLINGAME (AP) -Widespread
publicity about cnminal pnas frightens
the public and platts law enforcement
under ~utt. but may pay off by putt1n1
the heat on lawmakers to do somcthma.
said state Attorne) General John Van de
Kamp.
The "up side .. 10 the rCttnt media
attention to pnp. he told a conference of
the Cahfom1a Peace Officers .\uoc1at1on
1~ that It has created a "powerful clecuon
'ear av.a~ness oflaw cnfo~mcnt's nCC'd~
in (II\ halls and tn the state cap11ol ·
· The gang problems m our CHIC" d1dn 1
spnng up in the last s1~ month\ and the'
a""n't goma to be chmmatcd by an)
number ofcops on the sU'ttt in the next SIX.
months. .. \'an de Kamp said .. ~ ~
1he "' mptoms of a socul and C'('()nomK:
d ~a~·
Garden Grove man ordered
to trial in Mesa kidnapping
• • • A resident 1n thc 19000 bled. of
Ranger lane said a man smashed the
windows of his car wtth a crow bar
early toda) whale be was backinJ o ut
of his drivewa) The v1ct1m said be
didn't kno~ who the man"''' or ._.h>
his car was attacked • • •
6 12 p m \1onda' 3t .\hso Beach on
susp1c1on of conet"almg :a v.capon
The bo~ "'as also c11cd for possc-ss1on
of less than one ounce of man1uana • • • ~meonr reponed a boulder hcing
lhro111on thro~ lhc front door lit a
house in the • 900 tilock of La'un1
Can) on Road on \fonda) morn1n'-
bla,kcd out "-'hen he didn't have u.t
full rent for his apenmcnt 1n the 100
blo..k of Fair Dnvc He also said he
"'I!> unsure of his landlord's n.ame • • • 4-h1t;chs1 reponed he was shot
under the arm b) a 88 or pellet sun as
he rode m the :?400 block of Elden He
was not !itnousl) 10Jured in lht
1nc1dent. ""htch he \&Id was un·
Pffi\Okcd By JONATHAN VOLHE oc .. .,.., ........
•A 4S-ycar-o1d man with a history of
sex-related offenses was ordered to
stand trial Monday for aUqed.ly
kidnappina and molcstina a 4-ycar·
old Costa Mesa prl.
After a 11'2 day preliminary hcarina
in H'.arbor MurucipaJ Coun in New·
port Beach, Judae Frances Munoz
detenmned there was sufficcnt
evidence for Oeorae Oenc
Valdespino of Garden Oro,·e to face
charscs that he 1bduc1cd and fondled
the youna a.art. The ail1 testified ~man pulled ber
into his pickup t.Nck as she p1a)e.d taa
on VIC'lOria Sttect with bet brother
and three friend&. The hf'othcr testi·
fied he jumped to10 the ti.ck of tbc
truck in an dfon to s:avc h.is iuer
from Mr abductor.
-1 jumped on the the k on \he
Pft8 cat -· but • {di 'Oft'" the
younastcr tcttificd.
Valdespino was ordered to appear
in Superior Coun on May 20 to faces
charJCS of kidnappina and lewd and
lucivious conduct. He remains m
Oranae_ . County Jail 1n lieu of $200,000 btil.
He was arrcs1ed March 18, houn
after the &irl was pulled into a Ford
Rancbcro that maichcd a dcxription
of Va.ldc:spino•s vehicle.
Five mmutes after the aJlqed
abduction.. the dnver pulled tnto a
nearby ~na lot where several
women an lhe lot noti«d be was
act1na uspiciously. authorities wcl
One of the women catted police after
be llklledly inforTncd the women the
&irl baa bttn molested and asked for
aincuom lO the neamt hos~tal.
VaJdespiao-who 1u1honties said
matcbcd I.be bdaappcr's detcriptioo
-was armted at 6:20 p.m. oa
Halbor BoWevard near Wi.ltoa
SUttt; 1be little ,m .... •• ftool
a 1octer at the f\re JUtioa on East
8&Jboa Boultvard. tbo victim told
polict Monday. • • • ' bt.andrcd ponds of alumin1.1m Ii~~ reposud t.olcft Su.Dday or M from a consl.NC'lion It on
Crystal y Ori\~ • • • •
A man on Bolsa Chica Strttt scat, clothed and unharmed. rcponed that a S-foo1 b) 2.S-foot
Deputy Public Defender Hector spaceship .... u perked on h1' front
Chaparro dtd not call any wnncssn yard earl) today It dcpaned before
dunna the preliminary hcarina. but pohce am' ed. he said. bccau~ 1t ~-.s
seemed to imply tb.rouah h~ time for the SC\.Cf\ dwarfs v.iho ~crt tionina that the prl had ps slttpmg 1n his houte co leave
asked for a ndc. • • •
The boy fatlcd to identify Att'S1d~nt1nlhe17000blockofLa
Valdclpino wM-n wed if he was in Mesa Lane said a rock or a bullet
the counroom. came wb1u1na throuah 1 ""'ndow at
Accord1n1 to coun rccord.1, about 8 Pm Monday, naro..,....,.h
Valde.spino was convicted m 197S or massini his wife. ·
f d ••• malicious miscbte an wa A resident in the 9600 block o(
Kntcncul to one ~·s p!C'ObatJon. In Rock Point Orne lost a S.00 stcrro
1981 ,bcwa.sconvactedofa uh wilh and a doa 1n the qmc inctdcnL A
intent to commit rapc.ttt buralar ~edl~ cnteftd thf'OU&b a
paroled an 1912 from Soledld SQlC k.1ttbcn Wlftdow to stt.al the ~ (Otft.CUOW ficl ltt )' -.__A-d ................... L " A )UI later, be WIS arttStcd on be 'bcli:v': a..-ay unna tu~; ~-•n.
SUJl!icion or lewd and lurivto •••
conduct witb a minor. but lbc cbartrl A man fled from Mite's Arco. were dropped. He alto Rrved 18972 &:ad\ 81¥d... in t11 Toyota
umc b probation ~ iolaUo df\11 pi up. a.I~)' f.\ihna 10 pa' for a
pos~ ud ~tJCSto_c:om_~--~--__ •_•_•_
.............. :,
A lboul l S )'tin old came in
\M fi Unilat .~ urcb
and ~~ binildf IO the urcb
ICCRWY .. Tueldly. The teicmarY
ca•• ltim afttt a dwc and re-suau.ed him uaul om arrived rot
a tal with him.
't
ln1.ne
Police g01 some unusual calls on
911 emnscn'1 system late Monda>
T ~o ne1ahbors heard SCTC1ms comina
from a home 1n the 14000 Mulbn-1)
A\.cnu~. and ~1,«1 1 911 call from
tht home. but 1hc caller lluna up.
Wht-n drspatc"hcn caJk'd ~ 1~
,,,.oman v..bo an v..~rtd was un-
rooperat1"c She -.as cqua.Jh un-
rcsponS1ve v..h<o an offi~r v.icnl to
the door In an unrela~ incident, a
man called oa the 911 s' stem -
,,,.hich automatically traces the in·
com1na ca.II -from a Pl_Y y p phoM at
Harvard A ur •Dd Main trttl.
but buna up afttt rnoui.._ Oftiun ~ unable to find an)1h · amt • •• fore than SI S1000 wonh or
pl)-.'OOCI ,..., ta 1.rom a COl'l\tNC'-
oon tc at Han rd ,~ .. and
Carto "'kitty 2.000 piecea ~
~n.
• • • drvm mlt'htnc valued at SSOO
was tattn ftom • m · shop at l •I 20
Cuh:t-r Dn,e_ Poliu art re how
tht tbttf brol.c into tbc -"'-·· • • •
• • • 4. man •ho told cn:y maantcnanct
111oorl.cl"\ he could "dn"c ~e'er
hC' "'anted to ~Ute he hved on the
street,·· causicd S 1.500 di~ ~
he allc:acdl)' t&DOrcd ftlsnien aftd
ba mcaclcs and dro"e over a teetioa of
El<kn as i1 w.-.s hrtn. ~ ;-;"
" S I SO ~vol' er ~ &olca &om
apa.nmcnt 10 tM-I 800 bloct
Monro\ i.a A venue. Tht .22-c:ah
Luarr ~a~ u.~en from the dnwer oh
bedroom nlabmand
WASHINGTON CAP) -Senate
action on th.: U. -Sonet medium·
ranae m1\s1k tttaty has "been put on
lhe back burner" until 1herc 1s a
n~olu11on of complaints of allCfed
Kremhn backslld1na on inspection
pro-. is1ons. Senate Ma,io nty Leader
Robcn (' Byrd said 1oda)
.. h could be resolved an a maner of
hours. 1n a mauer of days. or 11 might
never be resolved," the West V1rg1n1a
Democrat told reponers.
The dispute could be settled quick·
ly. but probably only 1fSovict Foreign
Minister Eduard Shevardnadze offers
concessions when he meets with
Secretary of State G"°rgc P. Shultz
later this week
"The Sov1c1s can resolve 1h1s fast,"
said Byrd .. The thmg that can
e>.pedue this is for the adm1n1 strat1on
and the So' u:ts to ~11 down and close
1hc~· loopholcs ··
"We don t "ant to give 1he So' 1ets
loopholes to cheat." he Yad. "Th as
ob' aousl) needs fo.11'\1 and the time 10
fh It 1s before the Senate takes up 1he
treat)."
Assistant Senate Republican
Leader Alan Sampson of Wyommg
and Sen. Richard Lugar. R-lnd ..
emt'rgmg from a White House meet-
ing w1th Pn.-s1dent Reagan today.
voiced confidence the problems can
be surmounted.
"We have much to do m the Senate.
We have 1he three or four issues to
resolve. We're ready to do that."
Sampson told rcpon ers. "We're all
very interested in what will take place
with Secrctal') Shulu and Forcian
Minister Shevardnadze. I think that
thq will do their usual good JOb of
splicing things back toeerher again ..
"We JUSt hope 1hat 1herc arc onl )
misunderstandings on -.enficat1on
and that after the Shultz-
She' ardnadze talk!.. it'll be clear thal
the INF treaty hu some on-s111:
prov1s1ons thert 1hat arc mutually
qrttd to," Luprsa1d "At least we're
opt1m1s11c thal will be the outcome of
the mee11ng 1hat Shuhi wall ha ... e."
"I don'1 1h1nk the president as
pushing an)bod). He wants clan·
fica11on of what we all mcan1." Lugar
said. "This treaty has already been
negoua1cd It's been signed. And the
question 1s to make sure that the
Soviets and we agrtt on the on-site
provisions.··
A pall as cen.ain to be cast over the
planned Moscow summit mttting
betweotn Reaa.an and Soviet leader
Mikhail S. Gorbachev if the truty
dispute 1s not resolved by the time
Re:ipn amves in the Soviet capital
Ma> 29
Reagan had wanted to take a
rat1fit'<i treat) to Moscow for a signing
ccrcmon}. but the delay may make
Reagan calls Don Regan's
book 'bunch of falsehoods'
W.\SH INGTON (.\Pl -The
White House refu~s to mounl a
pomt-b)-pomt rt'buttal to ex-aide
Donald Regan's book. choosing to
attack his loyalt} to President Reagan
"h1lc defending Nanq Rt"agan's
nghl 10 kc.'Cp consulting astrologers
But 1t 1s clear 1ha1 the president and
first lad) Nann Rt'agan ha\C been
s1ung b} Regan's re\C~lations 1n "For
thl' RC'Cord.'' the former chief of
')laff s accounl ol pnva1e Wh1ll'
Hou~ goin~-on
S}nd1ca1ed columnist Carl Ro"'an
..aid Reagan told him dunng lunch
\londa~ 1ha1 Rl-gan's book "as .. a
hunth offalschoo<h' and that he had
ll1IJ his" iii: not 10 "om about 11
Rcgan·s tx>ok dc~nbcs Rl"agan as a
IJ1d-bad. president "ho "as ~ldom
J'>'>enl\l' and "ho allo\\ed his \\1fe 10
pla) too great a role in official
matter'> Ro"an said Reagan "as
tu nous
··He ~1d his "lft" 1o1.as \Cf'\ upset
and had said to him !hat <,he feared
she had brough1 all this down on his
hcad.'' Ru"'an quoted Reagan as
53) 1ng ·· .\nd he had told her. ·No,
honq. I brought all 1h1sdo"'n on ~our
hcad b) taking this JOb · ..
\\ hik denouncing Kegan's book in
general terms. the Wh11c House chose
President 'dldn 't want to bother his stair
WASHINGTO~ (AP)-Ronald Reagan 1'> hrntanl about bothering the
pt·ople "'ho work for him -so much so that he once lct smoke pour from the
fireplace in his office rather than call for help. Donald Regan says.
Reagan did nol "ant 10 make an) dt'mands on an)onc. the president's
former chief of staff savs 1n "For the Record." the newest collection of out-of-~hool tales b) a \.\ hiie House departee So the chief executive did nothing
"hcn a fire. caused b} a clogged ch1mne) in his stud~ in the West Wing. broke
out •
"He stayed al his desk," Regan "role "rt"ading his documents w11h
~marting C)CS. until the guards asked 1f he "'ouldn't hke 10 mo\C to another
room while 1he) put out the fire and the place aired out. He hadn't "anted to
bother an~bod) ..
a '>lralcg) of dC'Chnmg page-b}-page
anal\ sis. It also refused to detail Mr'>
Reagan·-. role in offiual Whitt' Hou..c
matters
Chief spokesman Marlin F1t1\l.-ater
suggeMed the StOr) \I.BS being O\t'r-
blo" n and said Reagan'-; standing for
thl' roming summ11 "Ith So' 1et
leader Mikhail S Gorbache\ "1s
unafft·c1ed.''
..\ senior go' ernment ex pen on the
Su' ll'I Union. v.ho spoke on con-
d111on of anoO\mll\ said he 1h1nk\
!ht• 0' 1ets ar~ going to 'It'" the
uproar 0' er astrolog) as ··s1gmt\ mg a
d' 1ng prt•s1dl'OC) .. and as an e>.pe-c-
tabk im·Jitament for a lame-due~
l'lrC\llknl
The offil 1al noted 1ha1 Gorbachl'\
has ml't RC'agan three limes "He
probahh ha'> a prett~ good fi\ on
Rt•agan b) no" and I doubt this "111
thange his mind ..
f-111 .... a1cr said there arc ··a .,..hok
lot" offae1ual crrors 1n Regan's book.
but he "ould not ute specifics. telling
reporter<; su'h a discussion "ould
··sl'r' l' no tx·nctit ··
Ro"an. 1n an 1ntcn 1ew "'•th
Wl 'S "· T\ hert'. said Rea~n did c11c
that 1mposs1ble. even 1f 1he dispute
11~lf is reM>l-.ed b> 1hcn
B)rd announced Monday that he
was 1ndcfimtCI) posrponina Senate
deba1c on rat1ficauon of the Inter·
mediate-range Nuclear Forces. or
INF. treat)' Debate had tenta11vcl\'
been set to begin Wl•<1n•'"<1l''
.\f\er conft'mng with othl'r sena-
tors and While House offic1ah .. Byrd
said a scnou'i dispute over verifi·
cation mues had arisen and added:
"This trcal> will not be brought up
unt1l 1hese problemsare resolved It 1s
ob,1ous 1ha1 not only have the
problems that had previously sur·
faced not been resolved but 1hat new
problems ha"e amen." he said. '\
"f 'ftunl 11 tx·hoo' es the Soviets 10
comc forward ""h solutions and
~rmtt the &natl' to o~n the debate ~1th our C}CS open:· B~ rd said "We
don'I "ant to \1.31~ on a chff"
Donald Recan
some specific areas of d1~greemen1
"•th Regan
··tfr claim~ for c\amplc that Mrs
Rl·agan nt•,cr a\~ed him 10 firc
former (I" Dm.·ctor (William J I
Ca~' .. Ro"an ~1d "He \a\!> Mrs
Reagan didn't fire Regan He S<l)'>
Rl·gan got tKlo..cd ofl ~ ht'n o;omcbod)
lcalo..l'd lhl· ~!Of\ 1ha1 Ho"ard Balo..cr
"a'> gomg 10 repl;lll' him a~ chief of
staff"
Rl·gan "a~ ou\led as "h11e House
thief of staff in t•arh 1~87 repom·dl:
at thr urging of \1r\ Reagan among
othl'r\
Co01puterstock·tradingsyste1n halted Con viction
By Tbe Auodated P ren pollu· standoll Thc JUf1 dehbcratmg ~5 hour-o'er lour
da)' rl'lurncd guilt' 'erd1ct'> "'fonda) against dan
ma1riarlh \ 1tk1e ~ingcr her son-in-law. nnglcader
..\ddJm ~"app. ~"app''> brother. Jonathan S"-app. and
hl'r son John T1moth\ \inger ..\ss1stant "11orne'
Gt•neral C'rl'1gh1on Horton said his office mtcnds to file
'>lalt' murder tharges ne\t "Cd. 1n the dl'ath of stalC'
corr<.'Ct1ons Lt f red House 1n the Jan 28 assault b) la"
officer'> lhat endcd the standofT ".\nd "'t' do 11 all O'l'r
again ·· Honon said The Swapp brothers and the
whcc:lcha1r-bound John T1moth) Singer \11.Crc found
guilt) of .-.ctond-degret' attempted murder
a warning to
tamperers
~E..\ rTL f I \Pl -.\\\Oman \\JS
found ~u1lt\ of killing hl•r hu'lbanJ
-
Plane's flaps set ,,__
improperly before
crash, probe says
WASHINGTON (AP) -Federal
mves11ptors said 1oday they had
O\ erwht'lntin-4 evidence that a Nonh·
west Airlines Jet crashed last Auaust,
killing 156 people. bcause the plane's
flaps had been improperly set befort
takeoff.
lnvcsuga1ors prob1n1 the nation's
second-wont crash told lhe National
Transponalion Safety Board that
their ronclusion was based in pan on
the plane's performance as 11 left the
runway at ~tro1t and on a cockpit
tape that showed the crtw had not
perfonned much of a routine pre·
flight chedd1st.
The mvcst1ptors also noted ques·
11ons over cockpit d1sc1pltne and
questioned wh> a warn1ngdev1~ that
might have prt'vented 1he crash did
not work.
"All thesc(factors) "'ere s1gn1fican1
10 1he accident." John Drake. who
headed the inves11ga11on. told the
safel)' board. which was expe-ctcd to
1ssuc ns final rcpon on the accident
later in 1he da).
The rcpon could mirror the s1afT
recommendations or could differ.
depending on the views ofa mQJOnty
of thC' panel. said Allan Pollock, a
board spokesman. The documen1 1s
C\.pected to include recommen-
dat1ons 11mcd at pl'l"vcntma a s1m1lar
1raged). ~norher 1nvesup1or told the board
1ha1 both physicar evidence from the
plane's wreck.age and evidence from
the 01ght data and COCkpll VOIC'C
rc<.·ordcrs clearly show thal Nonh·
v.est fl1gh1 255 auemp1ed to tak~ off
with 1he flaps 1n the wrong pos111on.
"The e' 1dencc. "'e felt. was over-
whelm 1 na ... that 1he a1rcran did in·
deed attempt to Utke off with the flaps
retracted... 1nvt-s11ga1or Wilham
La) nor said. The board's da)long heanng begin
"'11h a dramtlllc compu1enzed
graphic s1mulat1on of the Aug 16
crash
The s1mulat1on. in the form ofa l ~
minute 'idco~pe. traces the planes
la\11ng as 1t prl'pared to lea"e the
a1rpon The e>.changes betv.ecn the
pilot and airport tower could be
heard. con\Crsa11on inside the
cockp11 ""as graphically su~r-
1mpased on the tele' 1s1on scrttn.
While '°'es11gators told the board
that the} are con ... inced the crash
resu ht"d from the wrong settmg of the
flaps and slats. both of which help a
plane gain needed hft during takeoff.
the reason for thc dn ices not being in
the right pos1t1on has bt"cn a matter of
dispute
Reagan rules out any
Contra case pardons
WASHINGTON l"Pl -Pres1-
den t Reagan has e ffcct 1' el> ruled out
pardons before trial of an) of tht'
defendants 1n lhe Iran.Contra case
and sa}s hC''ll probabl> be out ofoflke
b\ thC' 11mc the case 1s decided sa-..s a
columnist v.ho had lun(h \\llh lhe
prcs1den1.
S)nd1cated columnist Carl Rowan
reponcd on thl' pres1dt'nt's com-
ments during an in1erv1('1o1. on
\\ L S..\-T\' 1n Washington Monda)
e\ l'Oing.
The president r,a1d hc "d1dn '1
hl.'l1C'l' 1n g1' 1ng pardons before
pc"oplc arc con' 1cted of an} thing."
Ro"an related. adding that Rcag3n
rl'a.,oned ··1t lea H'S the cloud of guilt
on through the )Ca~··
Ro"an no1cd that Reagan lt"ft tht"
door open for pardons afler thl' 1nal
but gl\ C'n 1hc dcla' ~ 1n the start of the
trlJI. Rl·agan said ·1 "on't ha'c to
fatl' that ISSUC ..
..\ t 1~sut· 1s "hcthcr Reagan v.111
rnns1dcr either pre1nal or post-tnal
pardons ofh1s former nauonal S«ur-
''' ad' 1scr John \.1 Po1nde\ler
Oh,1..·r L 'onh a former "'auonal
&1..unl\ Council i.taffer. retired ..\1r
ForCl' MaJ. Gcn Rirhard V St'cord
and his busme<;'> panna .\ll'lt'n
Hakim
The four arc t hargl'd "1th conspir-
ing to 1lkgall~ di\ crt profits from the
U.5 ·Iran arms ~ales to the
Nicaraguan ( ontra rC'bcls
\ccordmg to a transcnpt of a coun
hcanng released Monda>. a com-
prom1~e has bct.•n redched 1n the
dl'fl'n~ effort to n•, It"" ultra-
sens1tl\ e go,crnment document'> re·
lated 10 the ta!>e
L ndcr the agrl'Crncn1 North.
Po1ndc\lcr and thl·1r la"\ers "Ill
re' 1e" a .. mall group of documents
Hakim. &cord and 1he1r la"'ers
"ill 001 ~ 1hc documents Tht')
agreed 1n a ht'anng Fnda\ to rel) on
the JUdgmt·nt of the la")ers for
Po1ndl..'\tcr and ~onh
L .S D1stnct Judge Gerhard "· G~ll 1s allo1o1.mg tht7 deft'nse 10
rl..'' I~" the matenal 10 'enf) pro!\-
('('Ullon claims 1t 1s not rele ... anl to
chargt·s
Storms claim huge losses in
Midwest, Northeast, South
"'E\\ YORt-.. -Four of 'Aall Street's biggest lirm~
~1d 1uda' the' had indefirutcl' suspendt"d a highh
profitable l Omputen1ed method of trading stoci..·.,
bc1..au~ lll "'1de'>prcad cn11c1sm that 11 1scaus1ng \Olat1l1t'
and dcstro} ing in' 1..<;tor confidence The announcemt'nts
b) Salomon Brothers Inc . Morgan ~Lanie) &. Co ..
Paine\.\.ebbcr Inc and ~ar Stearns & Co. came amid an
uproar about so-called 1nde\-arb11rage program trading
and a protracted slump 1n the stock market since the
October crash ncarl) ~'en months ago. Tht" firms·
ar11ons l.3mc a 1o1.eck after the \iew 't ork Stock Exchange
1ntens1fit"d posH.rash hmm on program trading. blamed
for tausmg enormous s.,..ings 1n stock prices for reasons
unrelated to underl} 1ng 'alurs <)alomon and Morgan are
among 1he mo'>t s1gn1fican1 u~rs of1he technique. which
u~s high·' olume computers 10 sell stocks 1n New York
and bu) t"qu1' aknt St()( k-indcx fulurcs in Chicago. or' ice
\C:~. tu profit from Oeeung pncc d1spanues.
Educatlon chlefwlll resign
and a "oman 10 tOllcl·t more 1han
S 1.,5 .000 in imuranll' and the pros-
l'CUtor \a\' the: COO\ ICllOn 1n the na11on·~ ·first death·b}·product·
tam~·nng trial "111 stop drug
tampnt'f"I
tella N1ckc:ll. 44 of suburban t "uburn. "aH·on' ictcd Monda\ of all By Tb~ Associated Press Nauonal Guard!>ml·n 10 hdp clean up
and keep the pean· in the Cit) of
l 1.000 res1denn near the
( umbcrland Gap JU\I north of the
Tennessee border
li\C' counts in lhl' dl•aths of h.t'r 52-National Guardsmen patrolled for
)Car-old hu\band. Bruce and SuC' looti:rs toda} in a KenlUt'k) Cl\}
Kathcrinc Sno". 40. also of ..\ubum blastC'd O) po"'erful "1nds that killed
Polygamlst clan convicted
W .\SHINGl ON -Wilham J Bennett. a scourgl' of
school bureaucrats. 1cacher unions and shpshod stan-
dards dunng ''' ~l·ar'> a~ secretary of l'ducat1on. said
Monda" he" 111 n:s1gn his ( abmet post 1n m1d-Sep1ember
to return 10 pn\atc life The ~panment of Education
made 1hc announcement after Bennett met pn\ att'I~ "1th
Pres1dcn1 Reagan al the Whitt' Hou~ and then informed
h1<.. '>t'n1or \tall of his depanure plans Bennett told thc
'it..ifT he had rc:commcnded 1ha1 Linus Wnght. thc
undcrsccrc1ar~ of education and a formt"r su~nntendent
ot ~hools 1n Dallas. su~ed him
f C'dC'ral coun Jurors. "'ho de-one 1.1.oman and injured a1 least 15
htx·ra1cd ncarh fi,C' da's said people in a "a\t' of' 1olent storms
N1ckcl1'.-. daughacr's 1es11mon} tha1 pounded ~1t0ns of lht" Mid· a~inst her mothl'r pro\ed crucial "es1. Nonhc:ist and South
The thunderstorms that lashe<l the
Ohio Valle) on Monda) v.cakened
consaderabl) b) C'arl) toda). "1th JUSt
scattcrcd sho"ers and 1hunderstorms
rc:ma1nmg from \ 1rg1nia to New
York But slrong 1hunderstormscon-
11nucd 0' er !>«t1ons of Lou1s1ana.
Te\.as. Tennt"ssee Georgia and A.la-
bama
SALT L.\t-..E <.In -The prosecution ofa renegade
pol)g.am1st clan ~h1fts to state homicide charges folio~ ing
the federal con' 1c11ons of four famll\ members on :w co~~ stt"mming fr~m a church bombing and 13-da}
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Another attempt to remove Sci-fl writers
S k W .illi . mourn master pea er e Brown fails Robert Heinlein
SACRAMENTO (AP) -Assembly S~tt W11t1e
Brown has survived the second attempt 10 topple him in
kss than a week -thanks to Re-publican leaden who
sided with the San Franc1sco Democrat apinst a rebel
Dcmocrat1C' faction
Several Republican broke parually with their
leadership to join the attempt by the Gao1 of Five, rebel
Democrat'> who wan1 Brown removed. Gang members
said they will keep trying to oust Brown from the speaker's
post, the second most powerful m the state.
The lower house spent three hours on the second
attempt to oui.1 Brown and conducted vuy httle other
busineu Monda). promptm1 t1wmakcrs to cnt1c1zc the
Gana of Fi ve.
.. Some of us have some musures on this floor that
ma) e'en effect the people ofCahfom1a," ~mblyman
Dick Floyd, D-Hawthomc. said ananl> at the end of the
session ... A few people on this Ooor only care about their
own huk games "
"The problem 1s the) (the pn&) are somcho1o1.
considered Democrats and men of pnnc1ple when in
point of fact the) 're nothing but opponunists:· ..aid
.\sscmbl) man Ross Johnson. R-Fullenon
Brown denied the 'pea1tcnh1p batik wasalTecuna the
produm' II> of t~ house. vowtftJ that bills will be
considered "1f ~have to work at n1&ht "
Thr procedure Monda1 was similar to last Thurs-da~ '\. v.hen A5scmblyman Toce Harvey. R-Bakcnfield.
made a mouon to remove Brown. Harvey's motion was
nl' .. cr voted on bttau~ 11 was amended by Assemblyman
Tom McC'hntock. R-Ncwbury Park, to instead nominate
Minority Leader Patnck Nolan as speaker All 36
Repubhcans voted for the amended motion. but 11 net'ded 4 1 \OlC\
Monday Assemblyman Charles Calderon, D-
Montebello. oneoft~Gan1ofF1ve, made" the motion to
rl·mo' e Brown. D-San Francisco II was nC'ver voted on
h«au!K' 1t was amended to become a motion to elect
Nolan. R.Qlendale. and ap1n failed. 35-37 Most
Republicans voted for ll, most Democrats againM 11 and
the Gang of Five abstained.
But this time five Republicans aniered their
leadenh1p b) vouna against amending tht" ongmal ouster
motion ·sa) 1ng that while they suppon 'Julan the) v.ould
hl.c to' ole on ousting Brown uncluttC'red b\ mention of a
SUCCe\SOr
Rapist-slayer wants rehearing
S4.N FRANCISCO (A P) -A.ttomt>)S for an
Oakland man convicted of murdcnnga woman before '>hl'
could testlf) against him tn a rape C'a'it' sa) thq v.111
petition the state Supreme Coun for a second hearing on
tm death ~ntence.
The coun upheld the ~ntencc Monda~ ruling that
although the tnal Judge -who has since died -failed to
spcc1fiy his reasons for imposing capital punishment. the
error wasn't s1gn1fiC'an1
That brought a dissent from Justice Stank) Mosk.
v.ho concurred with the maJont) on the que!>t1on ol
Harve~ Lee Heishman I I l's guilt but said ..\lamt"da
Count) Superior ( oun Judge Harold Ho' e's mistake was
far from harmlesi.
"The rcaM>n is plain." he said. "we cannot undenai..e
the I.ind of rt' 1ev. the Cons11tu11on require<. 1,1,.hcn a man«,
WORLD
hk is at stah· 11jll1,1,.c ca A look to 1n thr reu>r<l 1~ a '01d ··
Ht• ~u.l thl' mun had two choices l'llher uphuld thl·
rnn' 1t"111in Jn<l reduce the sentence 10 l1fc in pns(ln
\\1lhou1 thanct· of parole. or return the l3'K' !(lr d ne-v.
f)l"nalt~ tnal
The lUUn dechncd to reverse the dea1 h ~ntenct·
handrd do1,1,.n in 1980. A JUf)' convicted him of U\>ng a
fncnd to act as a police officer and lure 'I.me~ Lugass)
from ht•r home to a dark location. 1o1. here H('1\hman sho1
her 10 death to pre,ent her test1mon) aga1nc;t him on a
rape chargl' at an upcoming prehminal") h('anng
Lugas!>~ had 1dent1fied Heishman as d man 1o1.ho
raped ha at her home near Lake Mernt11n Juh I 9"'4 Hl·
1o1.a .. free on bail 1o1.hen she v.a s d1S(·o,ered murdered 1ust
1 •1 da'' h..·Jurl' 1 he he an ng
CARMEL (AP) -ColleqU($ of
SC1ence fiction author Robert A
Heinlein rushed to praise the offinal
"g,and master~ of their profeu1on. whodi~•t thea~of8()
"HC' was probabl)' the bes.I of u1 all
at .f;1s peak," lsuc 4.Stmov. himself
one of the top sc-1ence fiction \Ante'"'
said Monda~ .. He forged the rout('
the rest of us followed His earl)
stones in the 1940s v.erC" so far ahead
of e' Cl") th1na else being done that he
made an enduring name for h1m!>t'lf
as lht' be~t ~1ence ficuon wntC'r "
Heinlein \A hose books e>.plorcd
the futurC' while quest1on1na the
morals and bchefi.ofthe present du:d
of h~n failure 5unda) at hr<1 home
He had suffered tor man' \Car\ from
emph>~ma an<l had undergone nu-
mt"rous opera11un\ 1nl luding one to
rehe\ e fC!.trlt ll'd blood llov. to h1\
brain
"Heinlein v.rou: about v.orlds 1ha1
people hd1t''t'd 1n · -.a1<l Lester del
Re). o '>Ul'nlc lit11on wnter and
pubhi.ht•r rt'j\ht·d al a con,ention 1n
Las Vega\ .. lk madt them '>ttm real
and solid rt·al 11,t·d-in v.orlds H1.,
earl) 1o1.or~ "J' 4Ulll' t'\lraordinar,
that Y.3} "
He1nle1n ~a\ born 1n Butler. Mo
1n 1907 Ht• graduatt:d from the U S
Na,al .\cadem' and ..cr\ed for fiH·
)ears. 1nclud1n~ J \ltnt aboard lht·
earner L'S') L l \lng1on but he v.as
forced lo rl'llre h..t Ju~ of 111 heallh
Hr mo' t•d 111 111\ .\ngeles ran a
failed C'ampa1gn tor the state lega·
laturt.' and v.roll.' h1\ first stun
"Lifeline ·· "K-ll1ng I for S70 to
.\)IOUnding \1j[!Jllnl
.\s1mo' \31J he and Heink1n
~ned logl.'lhn 1n Philadelphia dur-
ing \.\-orld \\ ar 11 and ·formed a clo\t·
fncndsh 1p 1o1. h1l h nt'' l'r l·n11rel\ brci~l' up.
Orange Coat DAILY PILOTfTuMday, May 10, 1NI *AS --
Clues to LA 's high-rise fire
destroyed in massive blaze
By'l'kAsMetatd Prftt
LO 4.NGELES -Fire omc1als wd Monda> that the) fa1kd lO
dC'lermme hov. a fire 1gn11ed in Cahfom11's talJ~t bu1ld1n1 beeau$e the 2.000-
dcirtt blo-wtort·h of flame dcstro)cd clues. but authcSnt1cs also said anon
.,..as.n't )uspccted Mean-while the Cl\y's chief eltvator an)ptttor Harvey
Uodcsma. $.ltd the lifts had bttn worlung proper!) dunna the blue. and that the
fire's ont" death resulted from human e,,.or In such a fire. t~ e~vators were
acu'vated b) a heat Knsor which dropped the can to the main floor. but
mamtenancc workers usma thc elevntors overrock the system ustnl spcctal
l t')S and the can v.erc atlOlil>cd lO lr3\tl into tht flames. Ledesma said.
AIDS vlctlm 'concerned about others '
S..\ '\ FR .\1'1( ISCO -.\ former na' al counst"lor 1es11fied he v.as
impressed that the sailor nov. charged with .\ID rC'lated assault of his eA -
fiantN.' 1o1.as conce rned matnl) about othe~ after learning he earned HI\ -
an11bod1es ··one of the first th1n1s out of his mouth was · o\rC" thC'rc some
pt·oplt' I need 10 no11f) .., .. said T1moth) Sterbens a former,.....,' pen' officer
and tOun~lorat "'la,al Hospllal tn Oakland in 198" T~llf)ing for the.defC'nst"
a1 lhl· general l·oun manaal lnal of Pett\ Officer :!nd (lass John E C ra1o1. lord
\1onda) Ster~n!. added ··He v.asn·t so ~Onlemed about his 01o1.n cond1uon.
but about 1o1. hat damage he ma\ ha' e done to his St'.\ panners .. Crav. ford's
former lianlel' Jeannine Elmer :!II tMt1fied earhC'r Monda\ that she learned
about ( rav. ford"s tc:M results onl~ one ort1o1.o da\ s after ha' 1rg unproll'cled -.e\
1o1. 11h h1 m ~hi.' \aid >hl came for'>' a rd \A 1th lhe inlClrma11on ~a use ~he 1o1.orned h~ n11gh1 hj' l umale \t'\ 1o1. 11h someone el..e
41 arrested ln Capitol AIDS protest
\.\< K.\ \tl '\ 10 -C allintt for kg1\la11on 10 fight .\IJJ"i Jnd l'nd
<l1,..r1n11n 11111n jg<11n!>t homo'lt'\UJI" au1,1st~capped thre-e da)i.ofprotl'sts in th~ ''jll •JPllal "'llh ii s11·1n at (,o, (Jeorge Dr-ulmeJian\ offi n· 1n wh1<:h 41
prutnll'r' "t'rl jrrl·Med There "'ere ton01<11ng repons that one woman 1o1.as
10Ju11·d Juring lht prolt'\I ~1onda~ at v.h1th demom1ra1or.; Jammed into
I )(•u~mq1Jn 'rt'lC'pt1on ruom Jnd demanded to see the Republican go' emor
T hl rr111t·'tlT' hung Y.all-\11ed banner<> that said "No more' etos oflr-sb1an-ga'
ngl ,, · JnJ The Fuhrer murdered u\ v.11h gas-th(' Duke murders us w11h his
\l"IO JXn .. "" tht' t(U\emor \ offu:e 1o1.all Protesters man' wearing T-sh1ns that
\.lid "i1kn1 '-u ~1•Jrt•'" lillt"rt'<l the ollice v.11h pinL. wnfcll1 and sang prot~t
Sl•flg' j\ lhn Y.t•rc kd av.a,"' poltlc
Morticians face defilement charges
I'.\ 'I.\ DE'\.\ -Thret> D('opk ha' e ~en ordered 10 1nal on charges of
pn 1ng g •Id te-eth from ct1~'> ..elhng bod' pans for r~an h and
t••lllmingllng lhc rema1m. ul up to I~ people for rremauon at a fam1l~-run
lunl'rjl h11ml Jerr. V. 3,ne ~once )4 hi\ v.1le Laun('anne Lamb Sconce. 51 .
and 1til·1r '" Da,1d \\a,ne \(one" "\:! v.111 be arraigned Ma\ 24 in Supenor
< •ufl on r.· 1c1on' and m1~.kmcanor count<. The 1hree pleaded 1nnoct"nt m
\1 ur 1, IPJI < url prt""C"t'd1ng\
Two beaten and arrested
in Polish shipyard strike Israelis pressure Arabs on ID cards
By 1lle Auoctated Pre11
GDANSK. Poland -Two people rC"ponedh were beaten and arre<,ted
after lea' 1ng the '>trikebound Lenin shipyard. 1,1,.hert" Solldarm ~eadcr Let·h
Walesa said "onl) the tou~h ones" remained on strike toda'. "dam M1chn1I.
a stnke spokesman. <iald a. 3-)ear-Old man and 18-~ear-old woman 1o1.ere acting
as couners for the ~tnkers ~hen the\ wt>re bealt'n b\ police l\1 onda' .\ pohn·
officer 1n Gdansl. said he had no 1nformat1on on 1hi.· repon l\11 chn.1k said the
man's head v.as strulk against the P3' ement and the woman -was k1cl.ed 1n the
stomach In attacks w1tnesscd b) three J'l('Ople He !Mild the unidcn11fic:d
councrs. v.ho had earned food to ~tn~rr.-.. 1o1.ere detained .\police blodadt'
around the sh1p~ard v.as put m effect Thursda} telephones v.crtd1 sconnected
and couriers slipping through the blockade ha't' been 1hc main communKa·
11oni. Im!. bcl\A cen the sh1p)ard and the outside
700 evacuated from besieged temple
GAZA CITY Occupied Gaza Stnp ( .\P) --
h racl1 i;old1cr' banged on doors and sc1zt"d
Palci.11n1an 1den11t} papers toda}. the stan of a
month-long campaign to make 400.000 o\rabs in
lht• Gaza Stnp renew their government ID cards
.\rab underground leaders issued a 1,1,.am1ng
fwm mo~u\.' loudpeakers. ordenng Gazans not to
cooperate v.1th the arm~ The) said the program
v.a\ an attempt to abon the Palcsun1an upns1ng.
nu1o1. 1n us <ol\th month
In Jerusalem 1he Suprt"me Coun \la)c:d the
dl'pona11on order of .\rab-.\mt"nlan act I\ t'>t
Mubarak .\v.ad \fonda) until a ht"anng \fa) 2"\
but re1ected a defense motion for his release from
Jail after Pnme ~hnister 't 1uhak "iham1r said
..\1o1.ad could endanger lsrat"l's S«un1'
Hundrt.'ds of people crov.ded into a Gaia ( 11'
school con,ened into a reg1s1ra11on ..:enter toda~
\fan, ..aid th\.' Jrm' lorct"d them tu tome
.. .\t da1o1.n th" morning. 1hc 1roo~ entert·d
peuptc·, h11mt'., The~ knocked a1 the door and
a<.l.cd for I[), Jnd told us we had to l"hange them ..
!.aid "ihl·1~ 1'.h.tlo J \1 o;;lcm religious lt>ader from
C1a1a < 11'
Onl' v.11ness told an .\rah reponer 1ha1
sold1ll\ lllnfiM.a1c:d one ponron or the Israeli·
1<.Sul·d 1Jl·nt1l\ \.ards v.11hou1 "hllh the \.ard
bcu Oll'\ IO\ .!lid
\.11J1a'i told re<.1dent' ,f R1mal d (1a1a ( 11'
ne1ghh< rhood ol '')00 peoplt· that v.a<, the fir..1
art:j IJrgl·ted b) lht· program IO bnng tv.o \.olor
pht•lngraph' fill out applitJ' t'"' and pa' S I ) lor nC'1o1. ,Jrth
fhe ordt" affe\.I Paks11n1jns ht"l1o1.~n the al!t"
ol I ~ Jnd N•
lc;raelt au1hon11e\ ).!\ thl· ne"' l.lrd<o an· bcinF,
l\\ued bclaus.c.· man' ot the old one-I\ are tom and 1o1.orn
Palest1n1nns \a~ the measure 1s aimed at
111t rea .. ing m1htar. control 0' er the .\rab popu-
lation and bn·aling a ta~ bo'cott one of the ch1C'f
Lal 11t\ of 1he u pri~1ng \11l1tar. officials have sa.1d
rn11.knt\ 1o1.1ll ha'e to P<l' bacl t.nt'\ before being 1.,.,ui.·d ne"' ID ,ards
.\ra~ 1n the:' occupied lands must cam an
11kn!ll) .. 11rd al au lime\ and show the card at
lrn~uent ~uni' l'ht'("ks ldent1l\ cards an:: '11al
hlr Jll 1ransad1on., 1o1.11h the m1htan go .. ernment
\tan' .\rat"t\ 1o1. ho showed up t<><h~ v.ere angn
!x·l.J1u\C tht'fC' 1o1. a' onh ont" offic 1al to process their
appl1'"a11on\
· It 1s Ramadan ca \.toslem hoh month 1 V. e
drc la\ting <.aid -\hmed .\bu Hassan. 26 ··\\ e are
n• 1 animal!> tu <,pend all da' here v.a1ting. AMRIT~.\R . lnd1a -Mort than 7()() people. at least halfofthem 1o1.omcn
and chtldn::n. "°ere e"acuatcd from the Golden Temple complex toda} d da'
after sccunt) forces laid siege 10 the shrine after an e'change of gunfire 1ha·1
claimed fi,t" ll\cs S1lh extrtm1s1s fired 1ntcrm1ttently toda} at sccunt} posts
around the shrint". More than 2.500 paramil1taf) troops and police armed wnh
automatic nOcs and hght machine guns ha'e t"nc1rcled the sprawling temple
complex. The siege follows an exchange offire between militants 1n the temple
and param1htal') troops on Monda) 1n which at least fi ve people were ~ailed
and 10 1n1ured. Pollet said most ofthC' people who lcf\ the complex toda> were
devotees who became trapped inside Monda>. Pohce searched and
interrogated the men who left the temple.·· ..\t lt>ast 30 or 40 of them will turn
out to be terrorists tl")ing to slip a1o1.ay" said Police lnspcClor JS Bhatia
Soviet dissideqts protest arrest of journalist
Pope urges Bollvla oppose sects
LA P..\Z. Boll .. 1a -Pope John Paul II e'.\honed Bolivians no110 lose hope
m the face of cnppling P<l'eny and urged the nation's bishops to fight the
spread of fundamentalist religious sects. Tht> pont1fT amved in boll\ 1a
Monda) afternoon for a fht>-<18) stop on his four-nation South Amencan tour
He planned 10 speak toda> to local diplomats and then sa) Mass m a broad.
dust)' field ~side La Paz's 1ntemat1onal a1rpon. 13.150 fer-t above sa level and
encircled b) snow-capped Andean peaks. Church officials expected as man> as
S00.000 people to attend. In a speech Mondav nig.ht to tht" count!') 's 39
bishops, he asked them to "defend themselves against the p~lytist act1v11y of
sects that. in rttcnl times.. are mult1pl)mg in Bolivia.
Widow leaves SPCA
a $5 mUllon bequest
LONDON ( .\ P) -4.n 80-year-old
widow who lived with her cat willed
o'er $5 malhon to the Royal Society
for the Prevention of Cruelty to
Animals. the C'hant) said today.
Dorothy Walker, who d 1C'd in
Dcccmbcr, bequeathed her cn\Jn::
estate to the chamv 1n her Wl ll.
The donation 1s the h1aaest the
charity has received since 11 was
founded in 1824.
MOS( 0 \\ (.\Pl -So' 1et d1ss1den1s ace u-;ed
pohct' tda) ol breaking into the ollice ot an
unofficial Journal and arresting editor Sergei
Grigof)ants v.11hout arrest or search 1o1.arranb
The\. dt>manded his 1mmed1a1e release.
·cngoryants' wife. Tamara'. told a OCV.\
conference 1n Moscow police still 1o1.ere gua rding
the small count!') house outside the Cit) 1,1,.hert'
Gngor)ants was arrested Monda).
4.ndrci Bab1tsky. an editor of Gngo~ant~
Glasnost magaime. sa.1d almost 400 copies of 1ht'
Journal and a new pubhcauon for young people
had been taken from the house.
Gngoryants.. a former politJcal pnsoner. had
agrttd to allow a g.roup scckmg to found a pohucal
pan} C'alled the Democratic Union to challenge the
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ladinl PftMOcf of quilty outplticnt n.cmcnt for cMmk.11 dq>cidada In SoutN.m CMfomie
(II tot c6il' loicldons • MOit ~ ..... '"*iAlid
t ommun1'l fljfl\ 1u hold 1b final org.an111ng
~\s1on at h1' ld111mal oflin· \1onda' afternoon
He I' rw1 .t ml·mht-r of the group ·· Mr..
lingonan1' '-<ltd ol her hu\band. "Hl 1n1endcd 10
be there a' Jn oh""-'fH'r nothing more ··
Thc h••u '<.· 1<.1n 1hr "llage of1'..ratko'o ah..1ut
~"miles \11u1hl·a.,t of \1usrCl1o1. 1n an area cloS<'d 10
fun.•1 gnrr' ( om:spondents rould not tra' cl thae
lll Sl'I lir<.1-hand inlorma11on
~lier lh( .UTt'\t OI (ingo~anl<, Jnd ~\era
lllht rs atx.,ut ~u people ga1h~red at a neart-i' .lob 10
h.lrm the poh11cal pam . 1o1. h, h c-alls for mul11-pan'
parhamcntan deml)(r3l' ndependent trade un-
1om. a nev. cons11tuuon and v.11hdra1o1.al of So, 1e1
troop~ from Ea~tern E unirx Jnd art'a~ of the '1e1
l 'n1on ~1zed in \\ orld \\ ar II
During the 1o1.cdend. 6() ot th~ group\
'upponen v.erc reponed arrested 1n Moscov. and
ont' of II'> founders. 'run M1 t\.uno' said Monda'
tha1 I ~ remained in Jail
<. ommun1st Pan~ ch1efl\11khall S Gorbacht"\
has <alled for more democratic elec11on
prcxe•.lurc\ 1ndud1ng mult1ple<and1date elec-
11om (1n~or.ants mapzine 1s named for
Gorhat he' ~ pohc' of glasnost -openness on ~.lme \lX 101 11.sur-s
Wlo\\er \ alent1n ) ehs)enko said poh~ had
nt• arrest "'arran1 for Gnaonants or an} of the
l'thC'r\ .rnd no ~arch warrant 10 enter the building.
He ..aid ~ v.as allowed 10 talk to Gngonants
a• the local Pohl'e ~tauon about fi"e hours after the
a-rc'it
Summer means coot dnnks.
warm breezes and hOt classes
Hot classes' Work cSn more than iust
your tan this summer work on your
futur~' Enroll rn a "hot class or t.a at
Orange Coast College
,OCC offers the widest arr ay ot programs of illy community
college "' the county Whethtf you '' 18 or !Kl we can ~
you actueve your goal-a new skill a ne. carter a solid
start toward a B A. degree. or a fnendly 1tm~e m wt*h
to grow Ctass-es are offered days ind tv6Mii\IS F'llS irw
just '5.00 Plf Unit
Mak! ttus summer count• Eight-week sessions begm
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We 'II Help Yo u G t There.
For summer regtStration
mfonMtlOn, phone (71.f) 432-$78
(
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Is it f ceding time
in the shark tank?
It must be bad karma. a sinister ahgnment of the moon
and planets or the reven~e of the ancient Ma)ans over the fun
poked at the harmonic convergence. Thcr~·s no other
plausible excuses for the turn Republican poht1cs has taken.
From the top Republican in the White House all the way
to the congressional races in the 40th and 42nd districts. GOP
candidates are snapping and snarhng. but there's not one
Democrat caught 1n the camoaui.n feedin2 fren1v
l n recent weeks. sedate GOP races in the 40th and 42nd
Congressional d1stncts boiled o'er with some d oak-and-
dagger din} tncks and proof that candidates who he get
caught b' the tak
A character assassinauon plo t against 40th D1stnct
candidate Da' 1d Baker. which had been in the works for
wceb. became public when a m ystef) man interrupted a
forum and accuse-d Baker of being an adulterer. What
follov.cd is an example of real-life drama. or dramatics. that
"'ould make a soap opera scnpt wnter's mouth water.
Baker confronted the rumor. He pubhcl} apologized to
his "'1fc at a fu nd-raiser and said his marnage was stronger
now than 11 had eH~r been.
Lo)al supporters ga'e the candidate and his wife a
standing O' at ion
V. h1k the crowd was applauding. As~mblyman Nolan
Fnzzelle pointed a finger of guilt at Nathan Rosenberg. o ne of
Baker\ opponents Rosenberg threatened to sue. but changed
his mind.
Baker also called a press conkrence and "'ould neither
dem nor confirm the adult en rumor. but said the tnals of his
and.his "-tfe's man 1age and ·the rumor made them the vcr}
best rcpresentatn es for Orange l ount).
The other front-runner in the campaign. C hnstopher
Co,, also Jumped into tht' fra) and condemned the d1ny
tricks He said he v.ouldn ·t he drawn into side issues and
encouraged the other candidates to get bad. on the high road
and deal with 1mponant issues
T he scrap in the 42nd 01\tnct race didn't reach the
propon1ons that the 40th D1stnct flap did. but It dealt an
embarrassing smack to Harnen W1eder's cred1b1ht).
T he coup Y.as delt\ered b) o ne of Dana Rohrabacher's
campa1~n stafT .. rs. Y.hoaccused W1ederofcla1mingadegree m
JOurnahsm v.hen the onl) connecuon she\ had with the
Founh Estate was calhng a press conferencl'
V..1eder attempted to detu.-.e the sttuauon b) claiming a
mistake was made years ago on her resume ~he said she ne'er
corrected 1t because she was ashamed her fam1h was too poor
to send her to college
The campaigns "'ere staggenng tov.ard the middle road
on Mo nda). but there's still a lot of JU IC) rumors making the
round s. It may take local Republicans a long time to fill tn the
cracks in the 11th commandment-.. speal<. no e' ti of a fello"'
Republican ..
There 1s one v.a) the candidates can get a breather The)
could fall back on the speech blunders that ta use the' oters to
laugh rather than blush
.\ sampling of the campaign speech blunders of past
campaigns can provide a mother lode of faux pas that \\Ill fit
JUSt about an) s1tua11on For instance· • • • Vote for me and rll roll up m) hands and go to "-Ork • • • V. hat I'm telling )OU about m) d1stingu1shed opponent 1s
m o re truth than poultry. • • • Our rail) tomorrow n1ghtY.tl!beagreatsho"' Don't miss
1t 1f)oucan • • • That's a horse of a d1fTerent feather • • • Put all )Our cards on the cam el's back. • • • \\here there's smoke. there's two m the bush • • • Don t put all )Our eggs where }Our mone) 1s. • • • Spare the rod and spoil the Golden Goose. • • • Llist night I slept li ke a wooden nickel. • • • .\bird in hand 1<. a fnend indeed. • • • .\II that glitter\ never boils. • • • Don't change horses while Rome burns • • • If we "-att am longer. 1t will be too late to lock the barn
after the horse 1s stolen. ••• There's a 'ast difference between a poltucal race and a
horse race. In a horse race, the entire horse runs.
OTHER V 01CES
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Mounted p olice
The safet) of San Franctsco·s parks and beaches 1s
threatened b\ a proposal m the mayor·s office to t ry to save
mone) b~ wiping out the Po lice Depanment's . Mounted
Patrol. It 1s d oubtful whether any money would, in fact. be
saved. And in an~ case. it is eJcmentar) that horses can go
v.-herc vehicles cannot in the hot pursuit of violent offenders.
The patrol's work is not confined to parks. In addition to
its duties o n patrol. the unit was called o n for 199 special
a ssignments in 1987. Some of the occasions were purely
ceremonial. when officers from the h1 sto n c 114-year-old unit
were called on to add a distinc tive touch of color to civic
e"ents
But most involved public safet}.
The figures provided by the would-be cost-cutters reveal
that this protection comes at a surprisingly low pnce. No
money at all was involved in acquirin$ the 24 horses in the
untt -all were donated. The o nly spcc1al expenses are about
$210,000 a year for stablehands and $55.000 for oats, hay.
horseshoes and veterinary bills.
Offsetting these costs. the 18 mounted officers issued
traffic citations last )ear totalhnJ $345,000. More imponant.
the unit was responsible for 2,500 arrests.
If this protects on 1s eliminated, the price in safety and in
propeny damaac ... may be far too hi&h for the city to pay. 6fM ,,.,~ catwak#
ORANGE COAST
lily
''But this Is one of the few times In his governorship that Deukmejlan Is
takl1J6. an activist approach to a political Issue that Is ove"rdue for •
resolution.••
IS H&~~ out )£11_
Attempts to overhaul workers'
comp policy encouraging sign
SAC RAMENTO -Jt's scandal-
ousl~ l'mbarrass1ng that California's
publll pollq makers -the go .. ernor
and 1he Legislature -ha\.e been
unable to 0' erhaul the state's S\ stem
of rnmpensaung "orkcrs "ho ·suffer
Job-related illnesses or 1n1unes
The California v.orke'r's compensa-
t10n s' stem offe~ disabled wort..ers e\tremel~ low payments which fall
far shon of replacing lost income in
most 1ns1anc~s Bui a1 the same time.
the S\Stem's rnsa 10 emplo}ers arc
among the highest In the nauon
The reason for that paradox 1s that
Caltforn1a's \l.Ort..-comp system ts a
ht1g1ous one. tn' oh ing attorne:.s
v.ho spec 1ahze tn such cases. and thus
a large pornon of the mul11-b1lhon-
dollar annual cost 1s dl\crted into the
pod..ets of law)ers and doctorc; who
don'11rea1 maladies but act as Judges
of d1sabilm
The pol;tics of "or~ comp are
brutal!~ '>Im pie There art• four major
spcc1al-1n1erest groups emplo)crs.
1n'>urance -C4rncrs. organized labor
and the auornC> s "ho spec1ah1e 1 n
comp cases and nothing can mo'e 10
the Legislature until a1 least three of
tho~ four parncs agree
That last occurred 1n 198~ v.hen. in
the d) ing da)s of the JerT) Brown
adm1n1strauon. labor. attorneys and
insurers agreed on a package that
raised benefits
The emplo}er'> lOmpla1ned loudh.
but 1he three-sided leg1slat1on v.as
pushed through the Legislature 1n
ume 10 secure a s1ina1ure from Brown
before he left office The net cost to
emplo)ers of that leg1sla11on was
about a b1lhon dollars a \.ear
Bro" n ·s Republican· successor.
Georic Dcukme11an. adopted the
pos1t1on that 11 would not sanction
an) change m the system that did not
represent a compromise between
emplo)crs and insurers on one side
and labor on the other CX-ukme11an
underlined that po!>1t1on by vetoing
bills 10 raise benefits w1thou1 mone)-
sa' 1ng procedural changes
-\ couple of )ears ago. labor and
emplo)crs. "'ho had beefed up their
poh11cal lobb) ing operauo n on the
"ork-<:omp issue after suffenng the
198~ defeat. conducted weeks of
negot1a11ons and. in con1unct1on \I.1th
the in'>urance 1ndu<,lf'\. were on the
'crgl' of agreement o'n an O'-erhaul
tha1 \.\ould reduce the role of middle-
men 1n the comp '>}Siem and offset a
benefit 1ncrea!.C \l.llh procedural sav-
ings
The "ork-<"omp attorne) s and
soml· l'lements oflabor torpedoed the
agreement before 11 could be com-
pleted and the status quo v.as main-
tained
This }ear. a leg1slat1,e comm111ee
hJs lx'en churning through the "'"ork -
comp 1s.,ue. seeking common ground
for some compromise But those talks
arc mil in the ~arl) stages.
Suddl'nl). howe,er. the polt11cs of
\\Or~ l·omp ha'e taken a new turn
Dcu~mq1an personal!} called rep-
re~ntat11,cs of labor. insurers and
emplO\.C'rs into his office this v..eek
and ga' e them an 88-page draft of a
work-comp o .. erhaul aimed. as have
been past proposab. at reducing
ht1gauo n and increasing benefits b}
making comp more of an admin1s-
tra11' c mailer rather than a 1ud1c1al
one
The governor did something else
He introduced John O'Hara into the
matter
O'Hara 1s a \Cteran labor attome)
affiliated \\llh the Los A.ngelcs lav.
firm headed b) CX-ukme11an's fncnd.
poltt1cal adviser and fund-raiser. Karl
Samueltan.
O'Hara. in effect. was appointed as
DAN
WALTERS
Dcukme11an's personal mediator
"ho v.111 convene a series of negotiat-
ing meetings among the three pan1es
in an cffon to work something out.
Wh} 1h1s sudden and personal
1n,ohemcn1 in an issue that has
gro" n "nnkled with age.,
"The hope had been that the parties
could do 11," sa}S Ron Rinaldi.
DeukmcJtan's 1ndustnal relauons di-
rector and arch11ect of the proposal
"Ma} be what's changed 1s e'er) thing
else has failed ..
O'Hara. R1nald1 said. will be Dcu-
~me11an·s "honest broker" who v.111
attempt to restore the compromise
that bk" up 1n late 1986
C'onsp1cuousl) absent from this
\~eek's session "ere the work-<"omp
attorne)s. who killed the last com-
promise tha\ would have reduced
their role in thr S)stem.
Rinaldi said the first effon wi ll be
aimed at ach1ev1ng labor-employe r
accord .\ftcr that. he said. other
parties "'II be brought in
The adm1nistra11on proposal 1s far
from a completed deal. and the
politics of work comp are such that
an) agreement is a chanc> thins.
But one of the few umes in his
go' crnorsh1p. Deukmc11an 1s taking
an acu' 1st approach to a political
issue that 1s overdue for resolution.
And that's aver) hopeful sign.
Do Walters 11 • 1yadlcated
col11mai1t la S.crameato.
Never underestimate political
power of an angry NB housewife
I can't believe this is happening Have you read about the stunt the
here. It smacks of something the Republican Central Committee's
Russians would do. Ethics Committee pulled several
When did we lose frtt elections? weeks ago? It seems Evelyn was
Where in the Constitution 1s in-'tned" in absentia. for "unethical
cumbency suarantecd? behavior."
How I wish we had a few founding The committee 1s chaired by a
fathers around to take some panisan Ferguson employee, Dorothy
bullies to the woodshed. Hughes. I understand she stepped
If )'OU want to know why I am so down for the "trial:· But sfo~ the
steamed. we have to talk about d1scuss1on and votinJ was done in
poltt1cs in the 70th Assembly Otstrict. secret. Central Committee Chairman
The 70th is a Republican·s dream. Tom Fuentes should offer some
Smy-two percent of the reaistcrcd reassurance that she did not partici-
' otcrs are in the GOP camp. The pate
lucky incumbent Republican is often As far as I can figure out. Evelyn's
not motivated to be accountable to cnme was saying Ferauson was under
the distncL Manan Berscson. how-invest1ga1ion by the FBI and the F11r
ever. was a grand cilccption. Political Practices Commission.
The present incumbent, Gil Ferguson admits this is true. but it is
Ferauson. felt secure because what mean and unethical of Evelyn to
sane man "'"ould defy the 70th's point It out.
impossible odds? What is it the Republican Central
But there was someone crazy Committee will allow Evdyn to say?
enou&h or a nary mouth ~or boJh) to Her name, rank and serial number?
challenge Fel)uson. w6o 1s descnbed The Republicans are mad because
by the Caltfomia Journal a-s "the Fcrauson will have to use money arch~on~rvati\te u -Marine who 6a,h11n1 Evelyn when the pany wants
bas made a carttt out ofbubina Tom to spend the money beat1n1 Dcmo-
Haydcn and Jue Fonda." era ts'!
Evelyn Han. a Newport Beach I have a money·sav1na sugg~tion
counc1lwom1n, was the one ctuy for them: Join up with the dissident
enough and anarY enouah to Democrats -the Gana of Five. and
challcnse Fersuson .. Le' me ttpeal. dump Spt.akcr Willie Brown.
what " so uncon1t1tutlon1l about Brown ra1sn a ton of money to
that" ..,. prop up v.uk Dm1<XT'ltl. It is '*•thin
As 100n 11 Evdyn announced, ibe the power of the Republicans to take
.. bia boys ... fat cats and pany offtci&ls 1"-'&Y his fund-raisi"I capebilittet
desttn<kdon hcflikea ton ofbricb. bencrknownu .. Juicc. Ootheyhave
Ooe campajan consultant t•_..ed the 1uu to do it. or is bultyina more
that w wu ~~ filcina a recall theti',soced?
from herCuyC eeat. And f~ isn't the only Re.
This llind of~ would t.Ck publican racil'I& • pnmary chllknat. down many mctt. h did in l.°"I lnc:\tmbtftt RouJOhnton will duh
Stach whe~ a dOC\Of' took out papen wnh Ron Nev.ton 1n the 64th OinricL
to run ap1n1c Republican A,.. The 63rd Dtstricl will be a war on
temblym.an Dcnnit ~n. A del· both sicb.
epuon of ekaed. offi&IJ• poinaed . Do )'OU remember Republican
out d~ crroT of h1 ways and •bat Ass.tmbl)man Wayne Onsham who
IM) would do lo tel "en -so he bombtd out tr')'•"I to win Sn Paul
chK'kencd out. Carptnttr't vantcd at? Wdl his
NOW the ulumew intimidauon f<>rtMr camll!litn manqcr, 0.kt
qalnst EH'lyn has occurred. Hardeman. afraid thll a wtlktMd
JACKIE
HEATHER
Grisham was vulnerable in t he gen-
eral election. Jumped into the pri-
mary.
Hardeman has the local Re-
publican Central Committee's en-
dorsement. however Assembly Re-
publkansare all.out for Grisham and
have asked Hardeman lo run a less
than full-borecampai_gn. accordina to
California Journal. They've also put
pressure on ~plc who mi&ht finance
his campaign .
Incumbent 5 lst District Re-
publican Gerald felando will face
Republican Dune Dana Ill, IOn of
Los Anseles County SupeTVisor.
Dean Dana II. who represents roua.h-
ly the same area. The younacr Dina
has access to money and a ton of
name 1dent1fication .
Republican le.ackrs should ask
themselves why so many elected
Republicans arc beina challcnacd-
Thty should also remember what
happened when&rleson cbal&enicd
an incumbent Republican. Be~n was dumped on bY the
Republican party and treated fikc a
leper by the btJ~money ~ whm she ran hctwritc-•n campaip. She bad to
raise me>ney w11h noofnll1 receptions
al Nancy and Buddy Eblea's borne
and rummqr sales, •
My ~n• 1s ttus: Evdyn may.not ha~ lots of monq· or men bnve
enou&h to support· ha publicly. bUt
she don have a pOWetf'ul lm'C't
wca.90n. If you mncmbtf Marian's cam-
Plian )OU oukt nOt undcmtima1e
the powtr of an •"If) NcWpiOn ltaCt\ housewife. ~ -·· ,, • l9l'flHr ,.,,. ,.. ...... ,...
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DAJlf WALTSU
Col•••lat
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Adultery
c h arges
To the Editor: . .
Controversy bas been brcwina in
the 40th Conareuional District race
over charges of adultery, and even
over charges about who is makina the
charges.
I'd like to make it clear that I
believe such accusations are inag;
propriat.e, and run counter t~ t e
interests of voters who arc tl')'lOI to
determine the real differences be-
tween the candidates.
There are serious issues that divide
the leadina candidates -tu in-
creases for new roads (I oppote them
-one of mr opponents supports
thern), federa budget rcfo~ (I've
written legislation for the president to
require a budact each year before any
spending can take place -another
candidate opposes this approa~h).
·•comparable worth" (I favor lett1~
tht marketplace set wages for ~if
ferent jobs -one of ihe lead1na
candidates has supponed aovem~
ment doing this)
The charges and countercnarges
arc d1 vcmng the campaign away from
the substantive issues of national and
mternational policy that arc the
business of the U.S. Congress.
For my part. I have not and will not
level such characs. and I refuse 10 be
drawn into side issues. rm banking
on the ability of the voters lo cut
through the fog and determine which
of the candidates offen the greatest
depth and ellpenen~ on federal
pohcy matters.
Let's show some matunty. please.
and stop the name<alhng and fingcr-
pointing. C. CHRISTOPHER COX
Newport Beach
NB school
leadership
To the Editor
Your Apnl 16 is.sue documented
our Newport-Mesa Unified School
D1stnct's attempt to cut tts budget via
the cutting of ph)s1cal educauon
programs. The stor} in and of itself
makes sense. 1.e . someth1 ng or some-
one must be cut in order to save
Supenntendent John Nicoli's s1nk1ng
ship.
It 1$ understandable that the dis-
trict can't come up with the money to
pa) for the teachers. Times have
changed Forward-thinking admm1s-
trators would be. or should have been.
looking 10 alternative methods 10
provide for physical education pro-
grams.
The reason for this letter 1s based
upon Nicoli's surpnsmg quote. "Un-
cenainty 1s a ghastly and disturbing
thing for human beings." Did you say
that John?
Yes, Nicoll was nght 10 rtt·
ommending to our school board to
make a transfer of the principals for
Newpon Harbor and Corona del Mar
high schools. His error was in not
doing this some years ago when he
became aware of the in-ho use admin-
istration problems at one of the
schools. He then compounded his
error by not providing leadership to
develop a pohcy plan in which all site
administrators would be subject to
transfer.
This plan could nave cn1oyed the
mput of select representatives of
students. teachers. parents. adminis-
trators. community penons and the
school board itself. Nicoll miaht have
even contacted the school districts of
Anaheim and Santa Ana. which have
already implemented a e<>licy some
years ago. And maybe, JUSt maybe.
Nicoll m1a.ht have tratcd t~ two
principals with more respect, bcause
uncertainty is a a,hastly and disturb-
ing things for human beings.
Nicoll might have looked to some
of our ll3t1onal leaders and taken a
lesson on how their vanities
diminished their administration's ef-
fecti veness. and but for one aross
error. they will be remembered for
that error.
Last week our school board met
before a hall of "yes men", all
pthered to recrown Kina Nicoll and
say ... we still want you to rule without
policy. Instead. our school boerd
should step forward and look to the
future, tlM: "after-Nicoll yean." It is
time to put "the swap" behind us and
to move ahead with providina mean-
inaful education for our kids.
Let's remove the "uncertainty"
John.
RICH.ARD K. THERIOT
Cotta Mae
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SCR's 'Dog Logic'
illogical drama
on Second Stage
By TOM TJTUS
Ot .,.. OMly ........ .,.
When last we v1s11ed the Second
Stagl' of ~outh ( oast Repertof). the
th1..·mc of the \,l,orld pre miere plav
(Jim Leonard Jr 'i. "V & V Onl> ")"as
holding onto the pai.t against e\er-
1ncrcasing odd<J and the sinister fore~
of progress
In the current produc11on. also a
"orld prcm11.:rc (Thomas Strehch\
··o~ Log1l"l. the theme also is
hnlding onto the pa!>! against e' cr-
inneao;1ng odd'> and the sinister forces
of pro$rcss H1..·rc, however th1..·
rnmpanson ends
In plowing Strelich's unt11led soil
for the fir\t time d1reuor Martin
Benson cult I\ a1cs a rich envclopm1
3tmosphere that '1rtuall) rttks of
rcali-;m Michael De' 1nc's Junky
back)ard '>Citing. ~Ith 11s rolled wood
t'Olf) Wa) and ~Oll-CO\Crtd 0oor.
eliC'l ts instant 1den11fica1:on
The) ha'c sencd the playwnght
100 "ell ~trelich·s lharactel'\ have
onl) a nodding acquaintcnce wtth
rcalit). and onl) Darrell La~n in the
kc) rolt: of H1..•ncl the cemetery
keeprr. 10, able tu bnng depth and
d1mcn\1on to h1') a!>s1gnment
Orangt eo.st OAllY PtLOT /Tuesdey, Me)' 10, 1888 A7
'Arsenic' revival
riotous comedy
forGolden West
By BONNlE FEVERGEON
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Golden West \ollege'!. produc lion
of · '™'"'' .rnd Old I Jc,"' 1' a
1kl1ghtfull\ c:nlt'rtJtntng ''l'l\·n,·nu
Thl' h1lanuu'> muJl'f "1\'>IL'""'om-
ed~ b~ lo!>eph .._n~:lnng untkr thi:
dtrl·1.11un vi (hark'> \1 1llhl0 ll 1\ grral
fun
"1th hi\ auJ1l·n1..c th.n almost an'
thing hl' dol''> l"' olu.-.. laughter
11.turtimt·r Brl'"'lt'r the 'Mint' mcm
tx·r of thl' fam1h, •~ l."flt•ttl\t"h
p1 rtra' d h' Da' 1J n Rnhh "hn\4.
an1ma111•11 anJ l'lh:lg• 1n a h1ghf\
t'm11111111JI '"'' -lr111ll r11n1an:i, le>' t'
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1•nhJll\l 1h1 u•nlL'Lh ••I lhl' f'•l"•l'
"hcrea\ .. v & V .. drc"' 1ti. au-
d1l'Oll' '\k1llfull) into th<.• pla). with
r1..·ali\tll nc .. h-and-blood charactcr<o.
.. Dog Log1l ·· 'omc:ho"' ka' es ur, on
thl· oul\1dl looking in c;tn:hch"s
ix·urll -h11"c' l'r s1nk1ngl~ inter-
prl·tl·d -nn l'r rl·alh ..ei1c our ~n11nit·nl\ J'> L l'onard's did so
tx·Jut1lull\
Lar>on\ perlurmance 1~. in itself.
\.\Orth 1h1..• '1rn In h1-; \killed hands.
Hertel 1<, a duo,t\ Don Quixote. a
grubh} Da'' ( ro<.kc11 guarding his
per\onal .\lamo singkhandedl\ He
rhap'>l><.1111..''> rhl.'tonl"alh abou·t the
importance of pre~~·n 1ng the
nwmunn ul thll'>{'.,.. ho ha' c gone on
tx·forl' t'\l'n "h1ln1cding h1m'>Clf for
lht• IOC\ llabk dl'll'JI
Darrell Larson, Julie Fulton ln .. Dog Logic" at SCR.
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t" c1 dt."11catc grandmotht"rl~ "pc
IJJll'' "ho 4u1dh plan and CJ ff\ out
thl" \t'f\ proper d1..·m1'>{' 111 lont·h
C'IJl'rh g("nlkmt>n 1 I~ to tit· nau t
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l11rtahk Ill hlf lhJl,tl 1111/Jll'ln
In . !)11g I 11gtl .. pla)"nght
S11rlil h ,., \IJk1ng uut his da1m in
~Jfll \lwrard 1..oun1n -the du'>t'
ou1,k1rt' ol Bakcr~field -and h1\
chara1.. 11..·r<, wuld ha' l' \tcpped out ofa
Shl·partJ rla' If 1s hero. an uncon' en-
11onal 11111..'iln tual fen 1..·ntl~ guarding
hi\ lllht'rtll'd J'lt't ll"nll'lt'r) I'> '>UbJCCI
to "llJ and d111\lng mood o,wing'i
that makt till rok J hanquct for the
a1.. tor
L1h• c;1r Thoma~ \1orc 1n .. .\Man
for .\II c;t•ac,on\ · Hall'I touches th(•
a1.1d11..'nCl' on t"o lt''cl' -"C mu\t
adtnirl· h1\ mor:tl u1urag<.' H't \\C
4uc\l1on thl· rat1onal11' of hi'> stub-
born !>tca<lla'>lnl.''>' fherc 1<, 1n the
end h>o mud1 mJdnt'\'> 1n his
mt•tht>d
Herter .. c, ..... 1fr a '>hl·nff, dcput~
1\ compas<>1onatd' pla'<.'d h' Julie
f ulton "ho Jlll.'mpt\ to .induce
r1..·alrt} "11hou1 dl·,t1m 1ng Henl'I·.,
'1s1on .\ morl' du"' l l hMJl ll'r 1\ h1\
long-1..·strnngcd rn11thl r .tn1matedl'
1n1crprl'tc:d h' \ngl'l.1 Paton lkr rok
1n thl' \IOf\ l'I J"l\\Jrdh u•nlrt\l'd
and Paton. lJllrh•I l.lUlll: render 1hr
cha ral tl'r con' 1Ol1 ng
Thi.' linal l'knwnt 1111h1..· n.iua1111n"
the real 'lllJin 1it th,· p1c1r Jn
opponuni\lll ian11111 l11r .1 dn c:lor1ng
firm "ho don' a thrl'l'-rll'll' \Utl Jnd
trres to tx·at h" t•mrlma<. 1<1 th1..·
punch in grabh1ng I krtl'I ., land Jod
Polis U' c:rpla\\ thl\ 'hJd\ <. hJrJL ll'r
to d1s1rau1on., ur' 111ng -thl' plJ' ·,
strangd~ deli1.. all· h.il.1n, t'
··Dog log1l ·· m11tht tx· ,1 m11r:
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11 ir 'hl l n111 !Jill I\ l<l'i \,(,11f\1.\Pl -NBC,,
n11" 111g I hl' Da'" and "'11ght<> of
\loll~ Dodd" and .. Night Coun ..
prtmc llnll ll'll'\ 1'>100 'iertCS 10 nc ....
n1gh1' Jnd hnng1ng bad reruns of a
lOmcd~ 111..Jrll'l'kd thrc-e ~cars ago
'\lull' Dodd ·· "hich has been
running on Thur\da~ night. '-'Ill he
Sl'en JI IJ 10 pm Wcdnesda~ \1a,
~" On lunr I 11 "111mo'e10 Q pm
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~1J\ :!5 "h1..·n 11 "'111 rt: 1 urn "11h \C\ en
original 1..•p10,1xll'\
···"1oll~ Oodd. ha~ had a s1gn11ilan1
opponun1t} for ..amphng on our
\trong Thur<,<Ja, night S<:hl'duk."'
said Brandon Tanrl-nfT. prl'\ld1..•n1 of :--.ec Entt·nainm1..·n1 ·our hoix· ''
thl· audience "Ill follo'' 1t 10 "cdne'>-
t.IJ\ night IL•r JOOlhL'r g110J \Umflll I
run ·· He add1..·d that ht' kh thr 'h'"'
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"'"ltghl ( ourt° "Ill rrturn Ill 11'
ong1nal time -;lut ol 4 \1 1 rm
Thur>da's tx·hind ··c hn·r,·· "11h thl' dcpanur~or \foll, Dodd It had 1-><.·1."'
running on h1da' night\
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When will hazing madness
on college campuses stop?
DEAR i\NN L.\NOER5· Ret:cntl\
an I ~-}ear-old freshman pledge died
in a fratemll} house at Rutacrs
L'nne~il) in NC'" Jcrse) HC' had
Ix-en challenged 10 drank until he
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hating 1n thl' last I 0 ~ ean .\ noljlt"r
)Oung life "a~tC'd_ /'
Hcutng and underagt' dnnl..tng are
against the la" but until l'Ollt'ge
o ffinal\ and au1hont1es enforce thes.:
la"s-rhe tragedies \\tll continue
~h o"'n son. Chuck died 10 \ear;
ago alkr tx•tng forced 10 dnnk a ·1argt'
4uan111' nfalcohol "htle locke.d 1n a
car trunl.. Ht· "'as going through the
ha.11ng nrual at a local frat<"rnll\ at
.\llrl•J l n1,er11t) 10 New Yori..
I "'rule to \OU "hen C huck du~d
Jnd \OU printed m~ letter Please
\nn pnnt this OOl' be<:'ause 1n the
nl'\I fl'"' months pledging v.111 take
J'llJlt on hundred~ of campuser,
throughout thl' countn and 1 don't
"Jnt an~ m11r1.· "oung men to pa) "'1th
1hr1r ll\e~ fur tht!> l'raz) brand ol
lun . -<. Hl c K·s MOTHER
DEAR FRIEND: I remem~r your
lettf'r and it ~as a beartbreaker. I
apprttiate yeur writi11g again ill a_n
effort to spare other parents tbe pain
\ ou suffered
· I simpl) cannot uderstand wby,
HOROSCOPE
Wtdnesday, May 11
Al•
LAll£1S
after more than 40 deatlls on cam-
puses, illecal bulng is still going on.
Wiii someone a t Rutgers please
explain this to me .. • • • DEo\R -\1'.11\1 I -\"i()( R" Thani..
~ uu fona~ ing llUt loud 1 h.11 Jozen<. of
fll.'opk ha\l~ tlJ1mnl au1h11r,h1p ot
··1x·nior( 111/l'"' llhl· pit'•<' 1hJt goe ..
.. '-' l' "l'rl' O-..·ft,rt• T \ pol11l shot\
~·n1i:ilhn frntt•n tunJ "'Ion
Dalron Fn\tx't''> raJar <'I< · 1
\1' l rt'Jt11•n h.i., tx•t•n "11.kh p1ra1~·J and ntlt'I\ "11h nthl·r h' line<.
I -\II \\Ori.. and rll• pl.1g1Jn'm mal..e\ J
dull I.'\~~ 1 I gJ\1' lhJI 1.111.. .11 nn .t'th
rl·un1on JI\\ tll1·,ln < 11lkge cl.1<,\ 111
I 1-1'i< ( Pk.t'r \nn ") r \ .1,,Jr l
\h 1op1< lor 11ur 'lt!lh 1run1on th1~
I u Ill' 1 \ .. f 11 t \ ) l .1 r' o 1 \c' \ta'
tunl.'d -'--\RDI REE DfR t .\ \(.
PIO' H .\ '-0\ f R '-H
DEAR ~ARDI A thou and mu
culpas O'oe for t\er) lo" ltfe v.bo
stole }our brainchild Plea e send me
a copy of tbe ea .. y yo. plu to •~Uvtr
at your 50111 ruaJon. I'll prlat tt .. d
beat all ._.ose tlaJeve1 to llle pucb.
Clleers, Jlrl! voa·r~ ,~al! • • DEA.R A.NN L.\NDERS: I hope
}Ou v. 111 pn n t 1 he enclosed piece It
"~gnen.a~a Chnstmaspresent. toa
school bus drt' <'r b) one of the lids
"ho ndcs on hl'r bus I thought other
bus dn,ers "ould enJOY seeing 11
Thanks from --\ WATERBURY.
CONN. FAN
DE AR WATE RBURY: Loved It.
And so will my readers. Tbuk you for
tossing ll my way.L
\.\ hJt '' a 'irhool Bus Dnver'l o\
sd10ol hu'> dnH't t) a perso n "ho
~m1k) 1n the morning and smile'> 111
thl· n ening and cats Ro la1ds 1n
tx· 1 " n· n
.\ '>Chool hus dm er gets there~ hen
nnhod\ d"K' l Jn finds ho uses that
Jon t l '"' .ind l'htldren v.11h no
nanll·,
~chnol bu!> dn,crs ha'e C\l"S 1n the
h.1d. \If 1he1r heads and hear t'H'n
"'ll1tt. t'' t·n in \1gn langu11se
\lhcuil bu<. dn,ers are immune l\1
lllll'l
\ 'ilhool hus dn,er's fa\(lrtlt'
"'''J' 1h...·,11Jn .. good morning .. JnJ
·~\·1 ·d night "l Jrl' ··~11 dov. n ...
<,, n l'l1mn J \c..hool bus drt,cr gt·t\
t ·d l'ut '~:IJom gets mad .tnJ
Jh'J" 11111,t ld1thlull). gets there
ARIES 1\farch ~1-.\pnl lql Ps,ch1t 1mpre<,\111n'
LIBRA !\epl ~\.fht ~'1 \trt.''>'>lreall\ll~ "1ll111g-
m·,,tuhrl·Jl..lr1•mtrad111un l11rn1e"andrehu1IJ ( hl'l'I..
\Jll'I~ nll'J\ur ., l"•ricualh ·In tr1lJI outlets at ht1nll' 1n
,IU\11mub1k l JUJU' \lorph J1IJ\ fllk\ pro'l auurJlt'
( hll ffill\l'' ur
gm:n light llashe., 1n
lt1nnl·ll1on v.11h s
un14ut' J\\1gnnl\·n1 YONEY
th JI u1uld 10\ OIH·
1m111u11on 'pec1al· o
tntl·rnt group ho'>· MARR
p1tal ~·nt.'t <oune' •••••••••••••• tn\ oh ed
TAURUS C .\pnl ::'0-Ma' ~0) Yo u get solid re\ult\
from recent contact'>. effort'> f Ol us on respons1h1li1'
de.tdllne lhancl" 10 con~tderabl\ increase 1nwml·
Roma net: figures pro1ntnt'nth 'ou·1j sucu:ssfull~ imprint
SI\ k
GEMINI r \la' 21-J unt• 2111 '-' ha1appea~10 hi.· J 1. ''
1s mt>rth temporan dda' ProJl'\.I "Ill ht: compktrJ
~·.trlh "'111 lOnduJe \Ul -t.·\\fulh \ ou g.i1n JdJl·J
rnogn11ton lOUld appear hd<lrt.· !ht· media .\nt'' plJ"
rnk
CANCER !Junr : 1 ·luh :.:1 C ommunttate tJf..l'
kaJ 11ricn ht•an 10"hatm1gh1 he a·· ne"' romanre ·· r, 11. u'
1n in1t1Jtne Mtgin.tlll~ p1unen1ng <.pint EmphJ\l/t'
\l\<1\' 111J n'h Ip In no\ JI I\ l" f\ffX. t'd Ure\ [co figun:s pre •1111·
nt'JHh
LEOl.lul\ :~-.\ug ::1 ) uu·111x IOl'n\tJhll f't'\111 •n
of O...·ing ahlt. lu MJJ..t· J lhlllll' i....no" 11 highlight
(Onlidl·nlt refuSt' to he 1nt1m1datl"d h~ tt·rmagan1
Emphas1<. tln 1n1ui110n publit appcaranu_.., rumanllt
al11anu.·
VIRGO t .\u~ .:'J-\<'pt 221 F-orccs tend 10 tx
'KJllcred -\\all tor punk pt('(('\ Ill fall tnto plaa '"ou·11
rl'tt•l'l' nl'"" <.unccrn1ng kgah11e\ I ong-d1stantr call
could rt·<,ull 1 n JOUrne' You·11 ~cl 'our ~hart.' of propnl'
I: L.M. Bovo
~--=---~
CORPIO 1<"\1 2'-''' 211 Dig dt·cp dt.,lt'rn
m11lt'l' rt'JJ J11J \H'll' rt.•Jlitl' lhat .. tl1nJ111rn· u>UIJ he
''''PU' 't'"' rt'tt ld tnntl'tning 'uhm1"111n ol anr1 k
1111 m;.it uinll'pl \kml"l\:r 111 urpo\1tt• \C\ pla''> p.trJ·
mount n1k
AGITTARIL'Sl'-1}\ 22-IA't 211 .\.1tcnt1onct·n1tr'
around IJnllh humt· '('t uni\ finanl 1al prmrx·r1c; OIJl'r
1nJI\ 1duJI pll'>'>lhl~ 1Jm1h ml·mht.•r 1a1i.., about propen'
111\l'\IOlt.·nt ( hl.'1.I.. Jt•tall\ pla~ \\J1t1ng gamt' Tauru'
ln\ohl'd
CAPRICORN d)ec 2~-Jan 141 Deline terms. a' 01J
wll-d1.'ll'pt1on. mal..e inqume~ lh1.·ci.. \\llh relatrH·
u1nll·rn1ng tnp or' 1st1 \ ou.11 .. k.trn a '><.'cret ·· "-la1nta1n
JUfJ ol nH\la) glamor P1.,cec; \ 1rgo m p1uure
AQl ARll'SUan 20.h·h lhl Emphastson re,pon\I·
hth\\ H'1.<•gn11111n addl·d dut1t'' Rl'la11onsh1p mten'llil'\
,,.u'll h...· J\l..1.·J to mn·t dead lint· There "111 tx· m11rl'
Pl• \\ur1· hut Jl'>o \.·h.inlt· tor grt·.1tt•1 tinant 1al 'l'"'ard
PISCES !Fch lll-\1arlh '111 \.\hat sermt:d a .. lu\1
11prortun1t) · "Ill Ix re' I' t•d \kans ~ou g.:1 "clond
l hJnrc. hurdi:n 1'> liltl'd rx•r,un' v. ho prr\ 1ou'h rCJl'l ll'd
ctton., ::ire no" "illing 111 Jlll'PI ~nc\ I 1hra nalt\\''
r1~un· promincnlh
lf'MA' ll lSYOURBIRTHOAY \OU.Hl IOIUlll\l' .f
n.11u1JI lhJrJller JnJl"t capahle ol drahng \'Ith 11uhlil
)<'U linJ ~Ultl'" h~ in1t1at1ng 1nn1nJlt\l' (lf\)ledur<.''
( Jnn•r < apn\.orn -\4uanu., peopk pl;l\ 1mponant wk'>
in 'our lift· Current C)rlc tn\Ol\CS maJnr dome\tlt
ad1u~1mcn1 Finam·1al 111c1urr "'Ill hnghten ~ou could
changl· res1denre. marital statu\ During \1a). circum-
\tann·\ turn in~ our Iii\ or \ou'll ht· at nght plai:r al cruu al
m11mt•nt 'member "'II al.,o Ix· mt•morahle for )Ou in
111:--11'1
Togetherness tested by tube
That Ltne Jnd \\ar n~·n
\tJdJml· Danau' -..1~\ u1upk' \On·
ll'nlfllatrng m,unmt1n' ought to
\f'l nd a k"' "t'd" al<.o v.atth1ng
ll°ll'' l\tOn together If the~ don 1 li ke
PAPARAUI
th<. "3me ~ho""· their chance' of
happ~ mamag<. arl·n·1 much good.
she thinks Ma' tx· .,o_ don't knew._
-\m told somt' pair' "atch d1ffrrcn1
T\ r,hlw.s on purpo\t' Tn get a hllk
fl'ht•ffrom 1hat grueling togethernns
( '>an1dc 1<, dead!) poison trm·
enough hut the poison in a puffer tish
,., said 10 be 27S 11mcs deadher.
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BRIDGE
By CHARLES GOREN
and OMAR SHARIF
North-South vulnerable North
deals
WEST + K 10 S
10 6 3
7
~ORTH
• J 4
Q 7 s 2
AKQ842
• 6
EAST
• 6
AK 8
+ K 10 9 5 4 2 + J 10 6 s 3
Q J 8 7
OliTH
+A Q98732
J 9 4
'· 9
+A 3
The btddtng:
North East
1 1 Pass
2 Pr.. ,
Pass Pass
South
1 •
4 t
Opening lead: Three of
Wt'St
Pass
P ass
E ven experts do not always ftnd
the right line. And, on occaSJon, 11
does not involve any dttp probing
Like a vein of coal. the winning play
could he just under the surface, only
slightly concealed and waiting to be
mined. Sec if you can improve on
Complete tel.vision ll1tlng1 In Sundey•1 TV Piiot.
declarer's play on chis hand.
The auction is normal. South
showed a good hand by first re-
sponding one spade and then jump-
ing to game in his sull. With a dead
minimum opening bad and no par-
ticular fit. North was not inclined to
move.
West auackcd with a heart. (Our
choice would have been a diamond,
which would have left declarer with
no recourse ) East took his two
tricks in the sutt and continued with
a third round. Declarer won in
hand, cashed the ace of clubs and
ruffed a club. He then ran the jack
o f trumps to West's lung.
The defender exited with a dia-
mond, and declarer could not get to
his hand to draw the outstanding
trumps. He tried ruffing a diamond
low (ruffing high would promote
West's ten), but West overruffcd for
the setting track.
h seems as if nothing exceptional
had happened. However, declarer
mistimed his play by just one trick,
and that made all the difference be-
tween success and failure .
Before taking the trump finesse.
declarer should ca~ the ace of dia-
monds. Now, when West wins his
king of trumps, he has no sarc exit
No matter what he returns, declarer
will be able to ruff and then draw
trumps. Nothing remarkable, but
worth a whole rubber to North-
South.
-GMtnor--------
ACROSS
t Slough
6 Crusts
11 Vehicie
t 4 Of the main
stem
15 MIK2nes.
16 Mouths
17 Change
19 Mat de -
20 Beverages
21 Exam
22 Eastern land
24 Ceue
57 Down the road
60 Curve
6 t Memoranda
82 Eel
83 Sandpiper
84 ThrlYel
65 A medium
DOWN
1 C.vy'I kin
2 Skater'• move
3 Ptentlful
4 Floundering
In water
5 Pronoun
Symphony patrons win in a waltz
26 Red ahadel
27 Narrate
30 Garment
32 tlOlated
33 Stage show
J.4 Teue
8 Spiffy
7 Down. pref
8 W•t Indies
lhrub
9 Life: pref.
B~ \'JOA DEA:'\
Of IM Delly""'°' llefl
I hr ~l'r<' grl't'tcd \\Ith a v.-alt1.
111\ 11~ .. d •1th J <.ong l"f1ll'r1aine-d "'1th
r11rna1111, ,1111.l'' Jnd \tnng., and
J11wd .in .1 mt•dln 111 del1t 10u'i
tUl\llll
It "3' tht• n1n1h Jnnual \'1t•nnt''iC
f\Jll JI ''"!"Ort \t.irnntt v.11h .HO
parron' of the Orange ( ount\ Pacific c;, mph110\
fht' lormall) Jtt1rrd gunls hcgan
tht· l'lq~ant e'enrng "1th lockta1ls in
lhl· hotel atnum tn the mur,1c of
Murray Korda's -;1roll1n& Mom1gnor
String'> (celebrating their 40th ~car of
appearance' 1n Oran&<' County.)
-\rm mg in the ballroom they
found t'1gh1-foo1 columns on the stage
topped ""llh fems and sou1hem
'im1la'. 'inM and tables covered w11h
lacr 0' er burgund> cloths centered
"'1th mulU<olorcd arranscment\
alop tall clear n~rs encircled "'1th
fru11 and blossoms.
l ~ professional ballroom danc-
ing champions Cyatllia DosuJ and
Vice.or Veyrassel we~ wal111ng
across the Ooor. Wa1t1ng for thC' guc'itS
10 amve Dostal snid. "I grtw up tn
Ncy.,pon Beach and m) father was
once ma)or. I am eimtcd about
ton11ht h is tht first time we have
danet'd 1n m) home town.-
C1\a1Nioman for ~ C\cnina was
.Hyce oa ... -she aod btt husband
Doe of Newport Btxh att not
stranaers 10 the walu and dantt noor
-the) ha\C •-on many of the
Pf'C\;tou ball walu. contnu. "We
~on·1 be tntcnna 1on1aftt bin~ I
am chairwoman. but we already bavc
11 lea t four ttoph ics from other
ball :· (L)Ma and ~-0... of
Lon Beach took the honors th"
)ear.)
.Many of 1hc pests er\joy1121 t~ Vten~ t}1e aftiir are rt'PCllt •
kn(kt'\_, "t have been aoan nine... id
Geerda a-,. ""Certain Iv I bl\ c
be-en 10 all o f them I <.tancd 11." said
Marcy Mullvllle.
.. It'<. the prettiest ol them all."
commcntt'd Wanda Eitly.
Mark Denis of Radio Stations
t-..OST and t-..FI and KOCE-TV
1n1roducc-d baritone Charles Nelson
v.-ho sang the in' ocauo n and e"cn did
an encorc \s the\ dined on 'eal
chops and a \ 1ennesc tone (declared
!>tnful) and t·afe V1cnne')(' soprano
Marianna Glorduo and tenor Ricll-
ard Dastr•p sang ltght opera
numbers
The word "a' that the ball prOCt>Cd\
would be ahout S60 000 "Usuall \ "'l'
make from S-l0,000 to SS0.000. ·· ·'i31d
Mk batl Gilano, chairman of thl'
board of Pacific S~ mphon) .\~c;ona
tton The increase got a heft' ass1s1
from the undef\\.nttng obtained O\
Carol)'11 and CMrUe Paap (he "U
prau1call) .. bu<.11na his butto ns .. with
the c\C1 tmcnt o'er their accomph<1h-
mrn1s.) ,
Other happ} guests included pnzC'
"inners Jaclde ltllpatrtd. new
O\\ ner of a CF1Stal necltla« donated
b) Disco\.Cnes .\n. and O..u
~ 1'110! ........ "' .... It.-..,
Joyce and Don Ol80D.
Anderson, "ho has a ~tay in Palm
Springs.
Comm1t1c<' l hairs mcludcd Belt)'
Beldta Palmer. prn1dent of the
\'1cnn~<· Ball l omm1tt~.and Dore~
ta Wedin, Belly Moru, Pcm Cotta,
Jerry Samuels-. Ga.rta S&efltia,
Kilpatrick and Mary, ....
Doris and musu: d1r«1or l.tttt.
aark attended the cocktail hour and
other' r nJO)'tnl the evcnJO-iocl""ed
Robert and Wanda E&IJ.
L•la and Martoa HaUacre ol Tra-
d111onal Jewelers (~ donated a
S4.000 ne(klacc prize). Cll.tcut1ve
director Loel1 Splsto, MaraJH and
Jury llarrlqtoa. Au and Well
Stera, B•u and Lois Cannon Aldrin
(she had her hair up as she had setn
women do at a ball she attended an
Vienna). the '86 and '87 ball chair-
woman WaJtraut Jedlart and R•"
Dilla.
37 Stc;>Per
38 Manu9Crlpt
bootc
39 Deputy
40 Sun. apeech
41 Greek doctOf
42 Gwment
43 Fishel In a
way
45 Putrid
48 Academy
480.
49 Unfl1el tdty
50 Fonnet1y
~
52 Hunk
5e "Seya -1"
1 2 3
14
17
20
10 Cellfomta
city
11 CollMgue
12 Of a region
13 Storehou ...
18 Pier
23 Metric unit
25~
28 M8'n point
27 S..t9"QM
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H1gh's Matt Bauih knew was what his
scorecard told him about the 7.100-
yard course at La Punsma Country
Club
.. I'd never played the course
before," Baugh said. "It's a very fair
course but stall a tough o ne."
All Baugh did was shoot an even·
par 11 to capture the coveted title.
Edison's Frank PantoJa finished an a
s1A-wa) tie for second and finished
so.th after a playoff. Universaty's Bob
Jarnbson finished taed for ninth wnh
a 77
.. T o ha-.e two (Sunset League
golfers) in the top sax 1s really
outsland1n~" said Edison Coach
8af'T) Lei "The cou~ 1s rated
about a 7 and 11's windy out there
which made it tough. There's some
outstanding pla)ers who shot a lot of
high numbers ..
Huntington's Brett Brummett.
"'ho won the Sunset League tatle by
one stroke o'er Baugh. shot an 82 and
did not quahf) Edison's Jeff Nichols
shot an 84. but also did not qualify.
Twent)·two golfers from the 130-
student field advanced to the CIF
Southern Cahfornaa Golf Association
sponsored Southern California
Championships June 6 at La Jolla
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Baugh had a two-under par on the
front nine before he bog1ed nine. He
bog1ed again before shooting a b1rd1e
at I:! and "'hat he fell was his best sho t
of the da) on 14
.. I was o ne under coming into 14
but I hit a sand "'edge \i.llhin two feet
of the cup and hit the b1rd1e to go two
und<.'r " Baugh ~1d. "I knew I had '"O tough hole!> left··
Those t"o tough holes. 14 and IS
gave him bog1cs. but par<s the rest of
the wa~ gaH· him his even round and
the 111k
.. , kind of felt going into the ~ear
taht I "as one of the best." Baugh
said ··Brett and I knew going 1n "e
"'ert' 1"'0 of the best. but we felt hke
"e had something to prove to a lot of
other people There's a national
1ourne) coming up nexl. and I feel
hkt: I made a lot of noise toda) "
Pantoja said he felt confident he
had a c hance to"''" before a "'Ind
kicked up and ··1t got a little haar; ..
PantOJa had three b1rd1es on the da)
including the third hole. when he used
a Sl"-·1ron to loft a 165-vard shot
"-llh1n 10 feet of the pm He sank the
putt for his fim b1rd1e
Pantoja was even-par after 14
hole!>. but double bog1e-d and thrcc-
putted on 18 to drop three shots back.
TUESDAY, MAY 10, 1988 ..
Athletlca topple 0.trOlt, 3·1, to capture 14th atralght wln.112.
After aqueaklng by 8uttet1, Pl•ton1 rejdy to tilt• on Bull~ D
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Petry enjoys
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Angels hurler gets
win against Tribe
for strong outing
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\\rapped up 1n another on1:-to-
noth1ng g.tmc.: right-hander r>an
Pet~ lOJo\c.:d tht \\i.ttter tnd this
time.:
In l11s1ni to tht: T1gt:r' and J.tl k
l\1 vrr' I 1 IJ'>t V. l·dne\da' Pl·tr'
d emun,1ra1c.:d hl· 'rno\ en:d from ha\
spnnl!. tra1n1ng bad.. IOJUf) But "'ho
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Petn "Ith .t littk ht'lp lrom linan
HJn l' and Bn.in Do" n1ng. "'ound
up 1n Jnothc.:r pall hc.:r'\ dud belort· he
dt:fl'Jll'd thl· ( k\\~land lnd1JO$ \hm-
da' 111~ht :-1 hc.·fore-22 12'\ fano; at
\nJht m \1Jd1um
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thl ·.qnning \ldt· ul J -• game bul
Brian Do"' ning mcs!K:d that up · \a1d
Pl·t~ "II "a' a good thing ..
1 o pul •I m1ldh \t"\ -11 "'"' a
guo<l thing
Dov.ning dro\C.'' in tht• ntra run 111
gl\ l' lht· .\ngch a 2-'1 lc:ad 1n lhl'
'>l''l'nlh lht: inning hl:tnre pan,h-
hllh:r R in 1'.111k homt red tor
( ll'' dand to make 11 2-1
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"ht p1llhn.l ~ 1nn1ng'> 1 • "In h1~
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u:nJinl\ \\JOll'd tu p1tlh a shuti1u1
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maJOr lt•Jgut sa \l' "'1th 11 1 sohd
inning'>
'fhat "J' J good p1tlh1ng pt"r·
fnrmanu· h' Pl·tn and a hl·llu' a rehcf
1uh tH Hal\ l" 'u1d RoJa!> whost'
'-luh ha\ \i.llll tl.\U 'Slr31&ht ~ml·e
l·nd1ng J \i.'\\'n-g;,ime home losin@.
'''lJli. It "-'l'm\ hl.:l" I Petn 11s all the "a' bal'k Pein t1p1vc:·d h1'> ... a, through the
'>l\lh ... hrn he kit Julio F"ranco
'tr;indl'd on -.ccund alter a lead-off
d1•uhk
Three d1 uble-pla\.S b' the infield
~hind Pt·tn ended Cle' eland
threat!>
·v. e go1 f rann1 on s.econd "'nh no
l•UI\ n lht· \l\th but ¥.e couldn 't~
him 1n '>.11d c le, eland pitcher John
F Jrrt'll ' ~ 1 "'ho '>ufTe~d the loss
attl·r p111. h1ng41 lomplcte game ''That
hun u-.
T he AD&ela • Mark McLemore beata out an
Infield liit •• Cleveland pitcher J ohn Far-
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lng flrat baae ln the aecond inning.
Pt·tr' ~-~ "'ail ed '"' u Jnd '>trud.
out tv.u "h1k '>lattcnng l'1gh1 h11'
HJn I.'\. v. ho had 20 '.Ii.a\~ at Double-
\ \11diand la\l ~a'>\)O. carnN his far\t
t le\t·land ~anager Doc Ed"ards
lo.nov.'> J 1t11od g.imc.: "'hen ht· 'iCCS Ont".
(Pleaae eee ANGELS/BS)
Jazz rested for second game with Lakers
Handling Karl Malone
will be major objective
INC1LE\\OOO <aid (-\Pl -Thl· l tah
Jau plan to "'al e up and pla' from the \tan of
tonight's -.ctond '.'I 8.\ pla~ oft gamt· against the
Los .\ngek'> Lakers "'ho put tht• first gaml'
a" a~ "'1th a ~+K first period bll11 <iunda'
··t-.arl Malone (the Jau star held 10 thrt•c
p<>1nts 1n the fa~t half und&)) told m~ that tht:
nc\t game "as going 10 Ix-real ph~s1C'al -the
most ph}s1cal of the pla}ofTs .. ..aid Lllo.l·rs
dcfens1' e '>J>C'(1al1r,1 Michael COOJX'r
Cooper got a painful taste of"' hat ~1Jlont·
had 11 mind 1n the s.ccond half <If Sunda' '!.
I I ()..QI '1ctof) "'hen he "as bumped into the
repona·., table h~ l\1alone and rrinJured the
ankle that l cpt him out of 20 regular sea!>on
game~
X-ra)S showed thrrt• "as no fracture hut
the inJun could cut into the Lalo.er-;'s de(1\1'e
t:dgt· 1n nunpov.n 1n the \t'u>nd game ot tht•
b<.•\t-Of "'-'l'n V. e'>tern < nnkrl'Oll' \Cm1linal
~·nes.
C oopt."r and 1'.un R.imh" took turn'
m.1lo.1ng thl· tirst halt ufthl g_Jmt m1..crabk t11r
~l alon\.' "ht> got Ii.ill.. tn '>lfldl' lor I.., p<>anl\ 1n
lhl 1h1rd rx·nod Jnd J ganh' high ~4
.. Ht•' J'> big J\ a hou~ .ind a .. \lrnng a' an
o\ · Ram hi'> ~1d · .\n' thing \OU ,an do I•>
'>lo" him dn"' n a l111k 11·.., Ol'\t'I •ine pla,\.'r
thJt 'huh I.lo" n a ~ualit' plJ,er I L.t ht' is
\nu \l' gut tu ku:p the b.lll out t1I '"'
hand' J\ much a<, P\>,s1hle ·· Ramh1<, "'11d ot h1o;
18 m1nult''> of alllOn again .. 1 \1Jlon.· .. , ou
hJ\l' llluintrol him 1n the: post lo a good l1h
that Jnd \llU ha\l to u1n1nil th pla'e" h11
tan thr11"' him the hasklthall ..\nd "''' douhk-
ll':lmed him "ht·n hl' did gl'I thl· tia .. i..e1hall ·
Tht Ja11 "'erl· "'can l.'Otl·nng the g.aml
ha' mg"'''" thrt'l' \lra1ght g.aml·, Ill t•lam1na1e
P<irtla nJ 111 Game ~ of 1he1r orx·nmg plJ\llff
•,1:nl's fr1da~ night \kan\\htle tht· dl'knd1ng
'A..\ '"hamp1nn L..11..l.r'> had hc.-t·1 n.·stin~ and
prJt11ung tor thrl'l' da" allrr dl'pos1ng ul \an
La.ten playoff schedule
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Frida• Lai.er\ 11· Uta" 7 30 P,,..
Svncsav-Lalle•\ J' urar> 17 JO o ....
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Tnur\OiJ / Mav ~ l•"''' a• U'a" 7 30 o,,..
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It "Ill tx mnrl equal 1n 1erm' ofrl."'-1 and
prl'I 1ra1111 n · l..al..a~ uialh PJt Rile~ ..a1J
\un,'J' 1•f thl' re\l 11f 1hc ~rie' ag.J1n\t the 1J11
T0t J\ \.\\' hJd an t-dge and v.l· had to tJh·
aJ, J !ag\· of I ·
< >nt• 111 1 ht• la ll 1 l'dgl' "a~ t'l\:nl h .-.1ren~1h
I 1ah ll11l m.1,l 1ll 11' pr1xlud1on out ot "" Oll'n
11 duJ1ng lir't 'ub\t IUll' Thurl Baile~ v.hu haJ
: ~ p, 1n1' Ttil· l.i~'·" gt1I \1gn1hl30t ix-r-
!11rmanll' ouf ,,, nfo!hl plJ\er; Balkup lentrr
\hl hal Thomix11n had '.>e'en point\ and ~'en
rdl<iund' 111 hl'lp tht l .iL.cr' to a'-I \<,rebound
l'dgt' ( oorx·r al\11 had \t'\ en f't)IOI<, and 4, C
( ,,,.t·n I: ~·int' Jnd I ur rc:~und\
Th,· l aL.l·r \lann., "'crt· kd t" Jam~
\\11rth' "'hll ~urcd :\ potnl\ .ind had '>('\CO
rdx und'> \1Jg11 .. h>hnson had 11.1 point\ and
lh r ir 'l•ll I~ and ~-toot-: 1-.an:em .\bdul-
.lahh.ir llJd It-point'> and a ~me-high 10
rt'hound' •-h 11u1p1J\t•d ~-fuot....i \1arl Eaton of
th, Jaz "h1• had 111 !)<•ants and '>t'' en
r< ~>UOd'>
Ramb1s l'l''lntnbu1cJ l<1ur point!> and th~
rdl<1u:1d~.1lnng ... th h1i.Jdi:ns1,cefTon as;itnsr
\falont
Tht• Ja11., firsl l'lt"rlll<l tu11lil\ \(I an '\8.\
plJ\utl rl'lt>rJ \..·,ln other lt'am' had been
hl· d ll• I ~ 1n lhl· l•pcnang ~ m1nutl''> and tht•
J.1111.im,, ti!>( lll thr SI\ 1)\1101 all-time lo" lor
•'"l ~·n·.J \l'l h' lhl' .\1lanta aµ1m1 Boston
· I think tht'\ re: a far '>Upt"nor team to
u' ·· l J\dl·n \.J1d .. I di.int th:nli. "l \l pl<nnl a
ll'Jlll JI:' i:Jr 1ha1 Jppc.:ared 111 he.-w dl'lt'O\I\ l'h
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GWC, OCC set for regional Coach t o rec eiv e
h earin g from NHL Rustlers to open
at Chaffey whife
OCC plays Oxnard ----
Golden West and Orange Coast
College's will get underwa} in
Southern Cahfronaa Regional action
with first round games Thunday at 2
p.m.
The Rustlers. seed~ 11 lh the third
place team from the South C'oast
Confertnce. will travel to Alta Loma
to play Chaffey. seeded 10th after
winning the Valley Div1s1on rnle of
the Sou them Califon)1a Athlet1c Con-
ference.
Orange Coast. seed~ 12th and the
thlrd palce team from the Orange
Empire Conference. will travel to
play Oxnard. the ninth seed after
taking first in the Northern Dw1s1on
of the Western State Conference.
The tournament was enlafled to 14
teams this season after only invitin&
the five confercnct champs and thrtt
at-large teams in the pa.st A poll of the
state's coaches sugcstcd that most
we-re in favor of providina ~
openings for teams.
Other first round matches put
Soul~WHtem at CemtM end LA
Valley at San Dtqo Mesa. The top sax
teams all received byes to next week's
Dodgers. Cubs
game rained out
CHICAOO~ (AP) -M~ p~ bttwccn the Los A
Dodtcn and the Chicato C\ibs Mon-
day was postPoMd tiecl~ of rain. h was not unmcd11tcly mchtdukd. Tht Dodem lf'C tcheduled to Dl&y
a four-pmc 1CnC1 1n C1riCllO July
I .t.17 and ont ~ te.t data will
~bly bt rnchedulcd u a
doue.htadcr. After IOda) ., pmt.
the Oodlcrs travtt to Pittll:Juqlt for a
lwo-pmc t'erics.
TbC •mt pitchm KMdu.ltd to ·s>itC+I Monda). Tim lekbtt. l·I. f«
tbt DOcflm. ud Rid Sutchffe. 2·l.
fOI C'hiCl90, ~ ~ lO ptd
IOda)\
Mike Mayne
Thobe( 10-2)ag.a1nst Chaffey's Darryl
K}lc(8-I). whoC'oach Fr"C'd Hoover
competition. 1ncludan1 top-seeded
Rancho Sanuaco (Oranae Empu"
champ). sttond-sttded C'ollcae of th~
Canyons (Western State South
Div1s1o n champ). thard-Sttdcd El
Camino (South Coast champ).
founh~ LA Harbor ?Southern
Cal City Div1s1on ch.amp), fif\h-
~ded Palomar (Pacific Coast Con-
~~~ champ) and mth-sm:ltd
Cypress (Orange Empire runner-up)
Golden West wall throw au Tom
I
I I
Tiie .clledale
AWAY
T~ll:Wa.m.
,,_.,, 1~ .... •In..
May 12'-411~ ... '"
Ma1l>--4'tll1Jn>e,1• ,.,.., ,. l'tllf •• ,.. 7:tl ..,m.
M1W lS .... IUl!la, l.S •.m. ,,..,..........
• OR TV. CMMll lt ......... 1(.A8C.1'1
calls "a No I draft<p1ck.'' "-~le 1s said
to ha\I.· an 8 mile per hour fastball
and has <,trulk out 102 baners and
"'alkl'd onl~ .i.i an 86 innings with a
I 88 earned run a't•ragc
"II "'e mal e good contact. look
out .. H0<.ner said "He's a good
pitcher but wc·q: got the gu~s who
can h11 ..
Orange Coast is lamping into the
pla)offs "'11h three \taners detin1tcl)
o ut. one more improbable and sull
another JUSt probable
Coach M ake Ma)ne plans to throw
Mike M1'>uraca. provided the stress
fracture 1n his nght foot doesn't
pre' cnt ll
··w e can't stan (ace) Colarusso.
b«ausc hl' thrc"' on four and three
da,.-, rest the last l"O umes:· Ma)ne
said .. He ".ts a little stiff when he
came out ~aturdin . and I don't want
to tum his arm Misuraca can't hit
because hi: ran't run. hut I thchk he
can pitch tx-cau~ 1t\ not his landing
foot that'~ hun:·
Frnhman first baseman Darrel
Conner. a clutch t\\O-OUl hitter for the
Pirates this scawn. has a spra1~
ankle and 1s out. alo ng w11h G~
O 'Halloran. "'ho scpera1~ bas
shoulder 10 a colhs1on at tnc platt tv.o w~ks ago. and shonstop Pal Flatley.
Dcs1gnat~ h111cr Jason Youns as
also numn1 11 sprained ankk and 1s
improbable for Thursday
Pete Mcfl..cllcr will play first base.
Dilltr "-,.,.. _, '"" Oe , .....
Golden Wat Coach Fred
Boo•er la aetttna hJe Rua·
Uen ready-fo r Claaffey.
Jeff Broudettc fills an at sh••• 1 an,!
John Kuzm1l takc'i a spot 1n the
outfield. Derek Dchdasht1an h.1'
mo' ed to catcher 'ilOC't the 1 ,,, •I
O'Halloran and 'I oungasa ~''"
at lturd.
CIF 4-A ~olleyball opens
The CIF 4-A "ollcyball pla~~ff~att
un&rv.a) ton11ht "'1tht1ght v.1kbrd
pm
Manna High. lht unKt ~ut
Nnntr-.up 1n a rotn Otp with Edi n.
'Aili h t El Toto of tht th C
t.nauc. Hunl1f\llon 8c9ch. t~ third
pla« un t ~am. tra' tb to n
Ck~n•t ...
Un1,"Cmt), h ' 1h1rd '" the
Vlt'w. will 1ra~ to na
•
~o.Kh. U\" 'I'' vnlJ .... .:"1 11uc11 "'"
Pae1 fi C oa t
ll PJ!1 \tart at i :30 t\C'tPl tor
th(-H\lnlinitoo Beath-San C'ltmtntt
ma\Ch-up. -.h1cj 1s slattd for 6 pm.
rta <>. I .Kcd •1U o n hr.\t
round IC1t0n Thundly 1n 7 • sllrt
indUdina Edison or lk unwt ~nlltl.n Hai'tlor or tht ~a "'"' and WOodbridlt oflhf Pac1rtt C-oa.\t
Devils' Schoenfeld
will find out tfhe
can continue toda y
E.\ T Rl THFRFnR() 'J t \Pt
-The 'H L t'n \tond3' agrl"l.'d "'
g1\C ''"' k~' ~' 11' etla(h Jim
Schoenfeld a hl·anng hcfore f"l\\1n~
Judgment on h1' run-in "'1th n·kn·r
Don "-ohar\k and al,, rl·ac hl'd an
accorJ "'1th ltJgue 111li, 1al!> fiU~ran
t(l'mg thC\ ,qirlo. thl· re.-.1 ''' ttH·
pl.l,om.
The a<.ti(ln (Oml'' 1'ne da' ath·r
"hat man' mttthl 111n ... dn nnl· •'' lhl·
m ost cmb.1rrJ!>\1ng 1n l·aguc h '' •n
Dunnaa 12-hour pl.'nod 1ht ll':t1wl·
suspcndC'd Schoc·nfC"ld IM lht· luunti
game of the \\al~ (onlcrl'n(t •inj'
and then v.u forcN to ~•tlh a' a '\t·"
Jcr"S("~ Jud&t' issued a rcstraanin1 orc:kr
1110"'1"1 him to coach Later. regular
"""Hl officials bo)COttC'd the game
1n er Cichot-nfcld'\ pr<Yn~ and the
kaauc c\entuall) -·as forced to u1e
amateur otr1C~ls 1ncr th<' start of tM
s-ime "IS dcla)cd 6, minu.ta
It all lcn tht 'HL ... 1th a blad1. e~
1n the minds of man~ prople and on
\lunJ~, lc-quc offic11ls stane-d tht
i.il·ah na Pf'OC'CSS.
The league fint rescinded
\1..hucnfcld 's suspensio n and a~rttd
t• hl,ld a heanng on toda) on his
, 11ntronta11on "'1th Koh.arsk1 after
( •JOll '\ ol the \Cnes. The hcanna "'111
tx JI the R11z..("arhon Hottl ·in
lkl\tun
<.11n tcqhCT". the NHL's d11tt1or
ol mt-d1a relation\ ..aid &Ilks 11\at led
to the resctnd1nJ of Sdi()(n~ld's
SU pcn<,100 JnJ th( snntin& C\f the
lormal hcann' -.~ madt a a ttsuh
uf confettn« calls brl•ttn Bnan
O''c1ll, the l uc·~ c «Uta"r· ~'""" fW'C'\ld ·n t ,. ho rtm.a.1 !"Cd t n tia1.
f('ntral C'OC&n I Gt' trin •n ~ 'or\. and ~·~nt John Z,qln.
,,. h "' a ut~ ,.ttt not dt~
(k>ecd.
•• tr. lqkr ..... ckfinucl
'oh'N tn 1hc dt ~\1on " M
Y.id.
A csman at the ttt•1
Yen off~ a1 m rxd \0 l)~C
L
/ 1l·gkr', ... hl·a·ahout\. but adde-d t~t
1h,· prl'\ldcnt v.a<, "'-hl'duled to att~nd
tht• hearing 1n Boston
l 4ualh l'mbarrasst nr for the
lla~uc:' "as the tact that Zaeila could
"''' he.-located on unda' night
·1 don't knov. v.hert Mr Ziegler
"·l"' la ... t night.'' Mca~r s~11d on
\hinda\
The 'H L later Monda} acrccd to
rr<" idr ollicaalo; "'llh more sccunt)
.ll pl:i' off game" rromptana a ~tWll·
"'·"l•rL. promise fron-o tlic1als..
In a c.hon written si:uemcot tht
'Ill -.aid c,1mph that t 1e lcaaue ~ac.
\J' !\lied"' 1th tht: d1~ US!>IOn<> v.1t h the
1•ff111al' a!>~ 1011100 and has ··ag~
"11h tht• l1tT1ualc, to put I unda\ ·.,,
1n11dent behind them ..
In Toronto a spolC'sman for the'
-..:Ht Offil.1al'I .\Uc..1Ciat1on 'i.atd the
1•tl1, 1ah ~fu\C'd to ¥.ork Sund•'·.,
... lnll· h\.'l.aU\( thl'' did not tichc'e
t, rr "'ac, adt·quate ~-uni) at the
(i, '1~ \1C3dO"-l3nd'I ArtM ¥1-tlh
"h11<. nkld prcsc:nt
'1111uals la\\\er Bob Douma n1
\.1 u J!w 1 uc ".isn't O''CT tlx action
aM,.J "'' '-tc hoc:n tdd
H""c' er. a !>pokcsma n forthe (v.
Jer'l' f'<)rh and E11:poc;u1on
.\uth1m1\ said on Mondi\ that m~
SC\.unl\ v.as ne,cr a'iked for.
"The ()c, 1ls are a tenant and af lbcy
had a l.l·J for more S«unt)' wt' ..ould
ha'c prm ided at .. ~1d l.n r.
pubhc rcta11on dttU1or for the
'-.J £..\. "'h1ch o pcra1e-s 1hc cnlll'\'.
'-1cado.,. lands c.omplt:\ "That ub-
J\."Ct v.-a' nc,cr raised. If tbit)' bad
1c,kl•d for morc "'c ~ou1d ha' c P"" 1dt"d It ... ~ "' ., hopt \0 the
ttt3l!> tum u ll dad the omc;. ~ho
JuJn'1 "'or\. the pmc, Hl iaid lie
C\~t' to ~ coach1 t c tam
tont&ht 1n Game S. of the ..,,.
st' en ·n(") that 1 UN 2-l.
'"If and Y<hcn t~·thift&..i' ta\nl
1n10 ron idn-ati :~ l'.fed the d\l
of ph) \It.al C'On\llC'1 wdl bit put lO ~
be\:' U"1C thtrt -MDC. .. S('hOcnftWS
~id \.1onda • .. 11 lh I a
hn\t'd W'f'ba) ( ('~ btt~ •
hand .at:•
l 11 ftki'I Nn•tft
~•th K I Frida)'_'Whm IM °'"' 11,· Utd the otftC'lll fat
.. and butnpcd tu
MAJOR LEAGUE 8AS£BALL
~~--" .
Key to athletic
precision proves
11 in the visio n
Olie n top Detroit, 4 -3 Athl t · S ke • t 14 .,.\ :§~~~~:; ... :.~,:~?J:!·i1~~1 ~ _ e ic ma 1
Edmonlon a +3 \ ICtOI) O\iCf 1he ~lro1l Welch defeats Royals 3-1. Red W1nJ'> .11u.l pul the Otler~ one game away from thC' ~ _ • ' S1anlHc(~~~~~g N tl l lhamp1ons can wro1p up thl· Brewers win 10th straight
LO ANGELES -Ha"1ng troublc:-
JLKi11n1 that pun1., ll..!01 qu11e quick enough
~grab lh:it rebound" ( ·an't htt the broad
1J.'1c or a barn'! Can't '>C.'Cm to ..crve up an
')
Ill
Harvey Ratner. proponent of "!lports v1.,1on
lflming.'' mil} have 1hC' answer for) ou
Tr) 1nun1na w11h a JU&gle1111ck Or ma'bc thl'
q Utcksllck How aboutS('lttng up a tennis target ThO'>l
has patented 1n .. cn11ons and the)' re all designed to
one.' thing-improve your' 1sion
And when 11 comes to bettering )Oursl'lr1n a ~po11
eyes are the key. according to Ratner
.. What we're learning on a d:uly basis 1n this field I'>
t1-t belier 'ISIOn doc\ make for belier performance ·
Ratner said .. Sport!> v1s1on tra1nin' 1'l reall) aboul
lffiptO\ llll compellll\C pcrformanc\' ..
One ofRatncr's v1s1on train«s 1i. Pe1c Peeters. lhl'
Washington goalie "'ho helped thl' Capitals earn a tx·rth
~ thC' Patnck D1' 1s1on Champ1onsh1p ~nc'>
Spccd1n1 a pla)'er's reaction ran 1mpro'e thl'
r~ thm of a basketball 1cam and Coat h [d T apsrott 111
Aml•rtcan Unl\erstl) 1n Washington D ( said\ 1s1un
raining a1dl'd in decreasing team 1urnu\ er!> h' .;<i
~ent last ~ason
"The visual trarn1 ng ha\ pa rd off" 1th grcat1:r team
concl.'ntrat1on. rccogn1t1on. hand·C)l' 1..oordina1111n and
cpikknes.s:· Tapscou s.aad ··w c.-·rc handling the ball
much better and ~:coming more a"an· of 1hr \\hok
.court Thl' program has bclome an 1mportan1 part 111
our ofT-scal>un rond1t1on1ng as v.l'll ..
Nu.: k C11aqllinto. a~111stan1 ba~·h3ll ,ua1.. hat< •<.'Orth'
Ma!>un L n1\l'rs1t~ in Fa1rfo\ \a agrl'l'U
"It ha!> helped us to 1mpro\ ,. lhl· 1"'0 mu.,1
importJr1t 'l'>ual t:kment'> 1n ba\1.'b.ill -lrJll..1ng ,1nll
spc-cd uf rl·lognit1on •· he \31d "lhl' l'\1.. '\trl'llhing
CA.erll'>l'' hJ\l' helped lombat l'\l' la11gul' and our
con1.cntrJt1un Jnd awarencS!> lc'l'I\ h.1q· 1111pro,l·d
dramat1lall\ "E~c training " J Ill'" lro11t1l·r 111 1x·11t1rmanll'
enhann.-mcnt ·
Ratner u~s a m1 \Cd h.1g of 1ra1n1ng pJr Jphnnall.1
Th1..· JUg&lc'>lll" l011'>1\I!> or thrCl' "'hi Ilk hall< .. rl'll
)cl lo" an<l blur p!Jn·d l'' l'l11) ~ran·d 11n J \l h111..· pla'>lll
st11..lo. lnduJcd l'>Jn 1n.,1rur110n manu.ll 1hJ1 'ho"' ho''
tu 1mpru' c pcr1phl'rJI '1-.uin Jmontt •llh1.. r '"'"' and .1 set uf lour olhcr plJ'>lll \Ill I.'>
Qu o te of the day
L1H} Pt•ll"· I>, 111111 I 1)!.l'r' u·1111·1 11.:ldcr 1111
h" Ill\\ \l'Jlll ''u~u'" l'llh11ul .1 lllJl4lll'l' l\Jl1ll'
1111 lh l'.ll 1 '"h•' llll' 11"' 111 I .lllll' l'.11r"h and
lo..111. < 1rh\11n 1lw p.1 .. 1 l\\11 "1n1,·r, "l''l' lll'\l'r
h..'l'fl 1111 ,1 !~Jill 111., 1111, I h,· h'Jlll' I'' hn·n 1111
had .1 '''" ,,,_, .i I it'd "ll IX'r'1,1r., '' h, 1 \\ .-r, 'll pptl'nt
to ,1111111.kr rlu"I nl 1h1• 111.1.t I h.ot', 11111 lhl l,l\l
hl I hi' I' .1 h'.1111 lllllll'Pl lilo.c I'•' lh'\1'1 'l'Cll
!x·to!l
Bu dd t o take extended brea k
I 1>'I><1'\ -\11u1h \lnlan·hurn m
runn1.. r /.ilJ BudJ lhl' •1·nkr 11 .in
internJt1i1nal trall. lllll tr<•\l'r'~ 'aid \1 11n-
da~ night \hl' "'ill h•ll11\.\ rm·d1lal ;1lh ll l'
anJ 11111p:Hlrl1pa1, 1n 1111crn.1111•n.1I '"111~·11111111 "l11r .1
~Uh\lallt1al f)CfH1l1 ' \.\ h1k \hl' fl'll\\\'r\ frHl11 Ol'n 11\1\
C\hJU\111111
Budd \,11J in J \l.1t nwnl Ill thl' B11tl\h Jonll'\11,
ne" !> Jgl'nl ~ Prr~\ \ '>'IOt 1a11on I ha I \hl' nl'l'd' a
··substantial ix-no<l of rt"<.·upera11on along "''1h the
suppon of m' fam11\ and friends 10 regain m ~ health ..
Shl' said ~hl' l'i no1 """ c:-nough IO continue fighting l'l~1m\ that c;hc "a' IO\Ohed 1n a spon~ nH'l'I 1n c;oulh
~ frKa l.l\( I unl' J mo \l' rn \ 1ola t 1on or I hl' \ptn I ol 'he
ruk!> of1hc lntnnat1ondl \matcur \lhkttl h ·daa1111n.
tral k and field'' ~P\ l'rn1ng hod\
NA SCAR lifts suspension
[)-\' I()'\.\ Rl \( II r la -\ \I\•
month \U\!'lln\lun 1m po<.t•d on dn'l'r \ J Fo' 1 ·'J' lrlll·J h' '\ \C \I{ \.1 onda' l·1gh1
da~s aftl'r the pen.tit' \~3' lc\C"kd follow rni • a frnder hanging llllldl·nt Ill thl' V..1n,ton 'OO
Les R1 l h&l·r. '\i \ ~( \R \Kl' prr'>ltknt tor rompet1-
11on. announll'd thl' dcns1011 folio" 1ng a rC'' IC\\ of lhl·
mudcntlatc1nthl·rau:at Talladega \la Thcstock l ar
sam·11uning ho<l~ rrka'i<."d a hnefo;tal<"ml'nt t>ut R1l htcr
""as out of 10" n Jnd uno:l\ :ulabk for comment
V. hile the SU'>JX'n\1on 1ha1 "ould ha"c sidelined
f o)t for thl rl'ma1ndl'r of 1he N·\\( .\R -.cason \\J\
t1fted a fine of S5.t.l(J<J wa<o mcrcasc:d to S7.500 the
statement said
' SOFTBALL
< .unphdl ( onkrcm:c llllc wnh a victory 0' er lhc RC'd
V. 1ng'> in C1amc 5 in Ldmonton on Wedne~1y n1aht
I\. um hro~c up a lou&h defensive struaak with his
bulkt \hOI lrl1m lht: rtaht wing circle lhat beat &oahc.-
C.1kn llJ11l11n The 01lcl"\ lon\ard had kepi the puck in
thl' Dl·111111 /l)nc "hen ht' p1ckw off a pass by Uc
Nu!""ood and fed i1 10 Eu Tikkanc.-1\. who returned 1t to
k.urn for the winning shot
Bob Protxrt'§ ~cond goal ol 1hc game and
lk11011\ 1h1rd on a po~cr pla}. at I' 13 of the third
pu 100 tied 11 3-' Pru~rt M"ored from the side of the m·t a lier taking
.1 p.1\~ alr<I"> 1hc rrl·a~ from Gerard (1allant ThC' goal
\\J~almmt 1dcnt1cal to Proberfsothencore at 10·.;5 of
lhl' '.>l'lllllll pcnu<l
I hl· l\\o goal\ &-1' c: him 21 points for the pla)offs
t>rl·Jl.tntt lhl' Rl·J \\ 1ng<,' team l'fford ol 20 held b"
( 1111Jtl' I fci\\\
Witness says Martin slipped
'\l \\ \ 010.. -.\n emplo\« of the ii
topic" h.11 \\""'Bill~ \.1,1n1n was IOJUrcd
!>.lid thl' '-l'\' '1 111 l \ Jnkces manager
'>llprx·d JtlJ ll'll Jg.1111-.1 J ~all. rnntrad1ct-
1ng Mart111., dJirn 1hJt hl' "a~ beatC'n b' ..everal bar
pat run~
Ne\\\<lJ\ and tlw l>Jlla' Times Hl.'rald on Monda\
l'Jl h quutl.'d Jn Lin1drnt1fa·d cmplO)«' who ')aid Martin
tlHl'\' thl' uni~ purh h 1n thl· \lutlle earl} Sawrda} 1n
\1 lingtun. l l'\,t' \l.1r11n 111ld reporter\ that three man
attJllo.l·d h11n \\1th11u1 pr11\11\at1on 1n the restroom at
Liu• a IU(·al 111ghtw111
Ii \\J'> nut lo.1111\'ll \\hrtha the l\\O ne\\spaper'
\.jUUll'd lhl• \Jllll l'lllpl11\l'l'
l hl l'mplo)l'l' quntl'll h\ '\c"'><l3} said hl' \a\\
\lanin Miµi1ng v.11h Jrwthcr man 1n the b;uhruom
\,u11J111g to till' l'mph1)l'l' \lartin hit the man in thl· J:t'' hu1 Jrd nut kni.xk him Jo"n
fhl' Lall "orlo.a \a1J hl .ind a bar patron who v.a\
Jho 1n thl-bathr.1001 tlll·n restrained Manin and
,111"lJ him out J !ill.le door ol thc duh v.herc Martin
,1rrrx·J anJ ll'll aga1mt a rough '>tUllO "all
\IJrtin \\hU \\ill bl· fill Ill l\\O \\l'l'k!>. 'IUffcred J lUI
111front111 Im kit l'M 1h.1t r,·quirl'd 41} -.111chcs ~k Jbo
-.urlnl'J dl'1 p hrUl\l'' 1111 lhl· 1..nCl' \houldcr anti
It •r ,·h,·JJ
Collins waived by Patriots
B< >l.i IC ):'--\ ,·teran 1 u11n1ng hatk
(.I •!11' ( 111lrrh \•ho fl p11rtcdh v.a' 1n a drug
rl'h.:it>il1tJt111n d1n1l in \1.lrd1 alter h;J\ 1ng
H \UllllJ llru~ U'>l "J' "JI\ J \.1 onda\ h'
thl· 'l'" l ngl.1nJ Pa1r101\
In .1 \\lllll'11 .. 1.1!1 llll'tll ( ua,h R,l\mond Bern
pr.11'.>l'd < 011111 ... pla' 111111-. \l'\t'n 'l'J')l>l1' "'1" thr ~•I
ll',1111 ''' 11t1iu,1I rea,nn v.a\ !?I\ l'n for lhl' rcka'>l' ol
< 11ll1n' .. 1111 thl' P.1tr111t'> lx•,t all-arnunll running bal ~
A, rr' anJ PJt11ol'> gl·m·ral managn Pat (\ull1' an
'"'"Id 11111 l 1101m.·n1 tx·' oml t hl' \tJll rnent 'l'"
f ngl.JnJ ruhlllll\ Jirt'llOr Jim (1rl'l'llldgl' \aid Hl'
.1Jtll'(.11h.11 thl dut> v.ould nn1 'J\ "h' < 1111111<. "oulcl
n111 lw olkrl·d .rnothl.'r u1nHal 1
I on' "·" tolJ th" n1<1rn111g dut 1ng a rnl·l·t1n~
,q1h Hnr~ JI \ull" an \1aJ1um < •n'l'ntdge <w1J
I 11ll1n' ~'I hclJllll J lrn'J)!l'nt "hl·n hl\,11n1rall
l'\Jllll'd .tlil'f la,1 ~a,un I k "Ire,· 111 nl·got1;11t· ''•th Jn\
11 ,1111 till' P.11r1111\ 'la1J
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R ustle rs' Peterson,
E llis earn All-SCC
'Little' Al
prepares for
sixth Indy
1'11>1 \1' \POLI~ I .\Pl ~I
Goldrn We'll ( ollegt'·, l nrr
Pl'\l'rwn and i...ath} Elh<i l"tl kc~
nlt'rtltx·r<i in pu'lhing thr Ruo;til'r'> 1n10
I~ Southern ( alifornia Rl•grunal
.,<tf. tb:ill pl:hofl<i "l'rc -.ektll'd 10 the \ll·~outh < oac;t < onf('n·nl C' firc;t
11:1m
l::lhs rcg1stc.-rC'd a ~-U rernrd 1n
ldnfcrencegamC'\:l\J pitcher and hit
'~3 (.425 1n c.onlercncc pme<;) with
I -t RBI and four doublc-c; Pl't('non. a
I turna1n Valle~ High product who
11 ansfe ncd from Lons lkal h State.
1111 . \q4 "1th fi "e doubles three
1dpkc; and a home run
'The R.u11tlcrc; had s" 4-C'cond-tC'am
~mbcl'\ 1nclud1ng pitcher Jenica
Duran ( 10-8 rernrdl. first ba~man
T•n1 Ba mil ( 3.22 a\CraJC') infielders
J~nifer Pallinwn ( 367 a"<'ragc.
tctm-h1gh ~I RBJ fi\c doublt'c;) and
l trna Pa)ne and outfielder<i Km
merypulls
nly surprise
Woodbndac Hish's Chn$ Emel")
lled off the onl)' upset 11 the firs1
of I.he Pacific Coa 1 Leaaue bo>• i champion hJp Tuisda)'. top-
rounh·St't'Ckd John Rusfiin& or
una Beach in the s1naJcs quar·
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MOST VALUAILIE P'rTCHl•
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l"HtST TEAM
Krislln Jecotn "'"''~•on 1> lf"Onde N•'\C>~ er C11m1no I> !<:•II• H1ll1•"' f:ullt rlon. c M .\,,
Htnrv Poeell'n1 c C•ndv Merks Et C1m1"0 10
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P1Hdtne of Senctl GenllOfl ,.,, ••01 DI 11.•lhv
EH•\ laoldfon Wul utll , Trtel Smit" r u i.tlOI'
~\10llalltd olev..-HCOHD TIEAM
Jtn lt• 01K1n GOIOfn WHt o "'•''" Cle. C t"llOt I> C¥Ol'ln Pele E · C ern•no C Metno
G•·fl·n Cerriio. c Ton• 8e<rett GOCfltfl Wat•
lb Jtnntftr O•mon E• C•m•no If ~"' ..... Petlontoft ~ We\1 ,, Lor ... P•Ynt GOld9n
W1tl M MitJY l(envon CwrllCK, I( Trlall
Mec<:eui.v PtHC1en1 "· l(n\ ~. GOiden We\I of C~yl Utlle .. n Goldtn Wnl, of. N.tcJ1I l.ellocri. El Cemino, of Holv l"lvovanlff,
£IC•,....,. ot TerT'mvlle>ClrlOUfr,I"'*"°"•""~ Br~ M"O't !I Ctmtno, Ott'-tef ........
G WC open• r~lonal•
The Golden West C'olleae wom~·s
wf\ball 1cam. seeded 10th 1n tht 16-
tcam Southern California Rcaion&I$
field. opt'ni pla) at sc"cnth·~
Southv.cstern Collqr tn Chula Vista
Wrdncsda) at 3 p.m.
The Rustler$ finl\hC'd m 1h1rd ptacc
10 the South C~it C'onfu~nce Wllh a
13-.S record and wtrc I S.1'3 o~trall.
In Golden' W~t w1n1111 OPl"DCr. it
v.11l f4C'ctht winnC"rofapm~bctwtcn
SCC' champ and 5'"<'0nd«tdcd Full·
cnon f.0-9)' An lclol)( Valley, TM
~ond round 11 \urda)' a nd unday
•1th teams pla)'tnl 1 btta t~l-of· thr~ ~tics.
"'' r "'ho "111turn49 on race d3\
\\a' .1 1 uok1c Jn' er at age 26. H1ssun.
\till 1.1llcd Lrttlc Al 1s 26 now and
prl·p.1nng for his ""'h Indianapolis 'il!ll
< 1rowin1 up in 1hc \pon. Al Unser
.Ir \illd Monda' \llrred h•s earl)'
1n1acst 1n racing and later. bccau~ of
Im rathC'r'S hdp .llCclerated tus own
lJrecr.
"When I v.as 6 7 I always wanted
to drt\ie, but 1ha1 \~a" JU~ta little b<» 's
dreams. When I ~as l S.·16. I reahud
I wouki ha\C' In go to work fora hvrna.
Evcr}thmg \\oouldn't ~ hand«t to
me:· said .\I Jr whose father b«ame
the oldl'sl Indy winner in history a
)'Car ago ·1 1houtht I would IJVC
rac1na a tn. and 1f I was suttt'ssful
and cn10,ed 11. I'd tay_w,~th 11. Now
)OU can I gel me out of ll.
Al Jr 1\ dnv1n1 1 Team Valvohnc
March race car for Galles Racina. His
r:uhe-1 "teamed with former winncn
Rick ~frars and Danny Sullivan with
Pcn~kc Racina.
Mears. dnv1n1 the tnm·s backup
car. rttordcd the futnt lap so far 1n practt~ with a 50ttd of 2 t J.118 mph
dursna a windy ;cwon Monday
ancmoon.
.. h had 1 hult pu$h with the wi nd.
and ir it hadn't bttn win~~m~t
have had more(~)... 11id.
.. Yoa ,rt in th.cromc:nnd i1 WOUldJ\'t
tum. But bc:Ctuse or the -ind. Jou just can't teU too mUC'h. You utt
n t\(f know .•
"Tbt ~r 16 Pknty comfon&blt as
bad as the co'nditions were. but unckr
th(' circumsiancn tt•s "ftY touah to
fi nMunc u;· he said.
Wutd 11m s M1f fq)Of1(d up to '46
mph.
From ne AJ1«late4 PttH
The Oakland Athlcrn.-s own baseball's best wmnina
streak s1n~-c the 1977 Kansas Cit> Royals. but they're
brin1in1 back memories of another hot team for the
Detroit Tiacrs.
·"They're startma out similar to the way we did 1n
1984 ... T 11crs shonstop .\Ian T rammcll said after the A's
beat Detroit 3-1 Monda> on the p1tchin1 of Bob Welch
and Dennis Ecker!ilC') and a two-run homer by Jose
Canseco
.. T hey have a vei; awe ome lineup. but pitchin• 1~
their strona su11." Trammell said. "And they're &cn1na
contnbu11ons from a lot of people Winning 1s con-
tagious··
The T1acrs won 19 of their first 21 games en route to
a 35-5 stan four seasons ago The A's. 12-0 aaamst
.-\ml·11can League East teams. improved to 24-7 with the
'1ctof) and have an eight-game lead ovC'r second-platt
( 'h1ct.1go
Oakland Manager Ton) La Russa \31d his pla)crs
onh tx·camc aware of the slreak recen1h and arc not
o' ~rl) 1mpn-sscd \\1th their stan. ·
"It means we'rr al 24 ( v1ctones). &hat's all." La Ruua
said. "Wc'\C gut a lot or good playing to do fora long 11me.
and now 1s not thl' 11mc 10 s1an pa111ng yourself on the
back··
Canse<.o. whose lcague-IC'ading ninth homer of the
)Cir in the third inning was the d1ffC'rencc in the duel
bctwcena Count' Sc.\ual .\ssault Task Force.
Last month: using 1d Oakland had lh<' fift h highest
rape mg streak and look where theycndc.-d up. We can't get
too high ngh1 now. and we can't get too cocky.'' he said
Wck h. S-1 and winner or his fourth str.ught.
scallerl'd four hits before needing relief help from
Eckersln following a leadoff double b) Gary Pettis in the
ninth ll lo.nslc). "ho has not given up an earned run th1\
)ear. ~1rud, out two ofthr 1hrtt men he faced to cam his
kagul'-h1gh 12th sa"c
Mom'> fell to 3-4 desp11e \Inking out 11 while g1' rng
up n1nl' hits
Rnn liaSS<:) had three hm for the .\ 's. gn ing him
SC\ en h1b rn t\\O games
The \lCIOr) mo' ed the ..\ thle11 n "'11hrn three of thl'
franl'hl!>C record of 17 111 a rO\\ $Cl h) the I <n I
Philadelphia .\ 's. Thq al read) own tht· Oakland rernrd
Elsewhere in the .\mencan Lcagul·
Brewers 9, Twins I : Rob Dt'er's thrcC'-run homer off
M1nnl'sota bullpen all' Jeff Reardon lapped a fi\(."-run
e1gh1h inning thal rarncd \l'i1t1ng Milwaukee to m 10th
straight' rl·ton
T"1ns rd;c\l·r Juan Ekrengucr who had blown a 4-1
sc'en1h-1n nrng kad "'alked Paul \fohtor and ga\c up
Robin \ uun1\ ~1ngk lo <>tan the eighth
Reardon. l>-~-l ame 1n and failed to fil'ld BJ
\urholT'> bunt .. ingk to load 1he bases for C.1rcg Bn.x lo.
"hu'>l' I \~0-1 Ull '>lngk made II 6-6 r our pitches later. Den
lined Im '>l\lh homer or the \car O"er the kfl-licld fenll'
Iker al'>o dll>'c 1n Milwaukee's firast run
RH Sox!, Royals 0: Roger C lcmen'> pitched a thrce-
h111cr \tnl rng out 16 and re11nng _;4 in a row 31 one point
a'> '1\11rng Bmton beat Mark Guhiua and Kansa'i (II)
( kml'n\. 5-1 . ga' cup consecutive one-out ~rnglr'i to
lo..l'' in lx.·1111·r anti (icorge Breu 1n the lirst 1nn1ng. thl·n "a' ptrll'd until V.-ilhe \a.'ilson heat out a bouncer o'er
the mount!" 1th um· out 1n the nin1h He ga' cup h1o; onl'
\\,1llo. "1th l\\ll out 1n the ninth
Th.: R1" J Is ha' r lo\I 'ii\ 1 n a ro" all at home
Whit~ Sox 3, OrlolH 0: Jerry Rcu\S earned his 20U1h
maJor lcagul' '1c1on p11ch1ng "1s111ng Chicago pa<.t
BJlt1mvrc
Dan Pai,qua droH in 1hree run'> "llh a ..acnfic.:e n,
and a home run. enabling tht· 38-)l·ar-old Reus\ to
bclUml' lhl' 86th p11{her 10 reach 1hc 200-\ KtOr) plateau
Reuv, JOinl·d \Ith Pappa<, who \\On 2CN games in a 17-
)Car 1arl'l·r. as 1he onh pitchers to \\1n 200 ~11hout a 20·
"'rn '-l'a\on
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Bill\ R1plo.en doubled to left "-en (,crhan lined a double
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hut "as left ')tranded R1pken. ~hocame into the game O-
for-15. alw had a s1,1h-innrng single. and M ll kc}
T l'tlkton \rnglcd off Reuss rn the eighth
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on 21-day DL
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Ton~ (iw~ nn wn$ placed
on the 21-da~ disabled list
b) S.in Die-go Monda) be-
cause of a SC\<Crel) sprained
right thumb.
Gw)nn suffered the 1n-
JUI) on Saturday at Three
Riven Stadium in P1t-
tsburah His thumb hu
been placed 11'1 a case and
will be eum1ntd Friday m
San D1cao by Dr. Merlin
Hamer. the Padres said.
Gwynn, whose .370 bat-
una herate and 218 hits
led the Natio~I Lea&uc tn
1987. underYtrnl u~ry
on has ten. hand dunna
spnna tra1n1 na.
Mater Del hires
O'Neil to coach
GWC's Rapp earns first-team
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Maser Dci hith 1ehoof has namtd
21*ytar-old John O'Ncd a 1.hc MW
\ilrMt)' ~ ~.
Golden Wn1 Collc._.'s Eddie Rapp
earned fl"" acam U..SOuth Coua
Conference honon in a \'Oft of lhc
C'll'tUlf S \'Olkyball COKba ••
Rapp. a sophom~ tieuer out of
O'Neil hat had tomt yan t'· · Edison Hilb led the Ruttm to 1 puit~ Ha cOach. 1ncfudit11 thrc'C 10-6 SCC tm>fd and f04.lrth plltt.
All-Stu A vso 1nmund:!' va~t)' The Ru111cr1· Dan Cun11tintham. a
u pnwncc It Laauna h Hip f~ hman outside taiuu. •nd Onner
School. CoeJt's Alan Ktupc. a ~
Outsidr hil~ "'"°ltd the Pitlta IO I •
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FoR THE REcoRo
Major League ~tandlags
Chkland
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Seattle
Aqelt
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New York
M1lwauk~
Detroit
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WESTOMSION
Prt. GB Lii
774 10--0
SJ7 8 S-S
4H JO 2·8
448 10 S-S
438 101 ! 4-6
406 II 'h 4-6
379 12 3-7
EAST DIVISION
. 64S 6-4
621 10--0 600 ,.,, 6-4
S86 2 4-6
S67 21• 1-9
433 6'1) 4-6
133 I S1t1 4-6
Monday's Sc!orn
Aasels 2 C leveland I
C h1cago 3 8alt1more 0
M1lv.aukec 9 M1nnMOta 6
Boston 2 11.ansas Cit> 0
Oakland 1. Detroit I
Onl) game\~ hcduled
Sitt all
Won 14
Won I
Lost 6
Won l
Lof,I I
Won ~
Lof,1 2
Los1 '
\.\on 111
Lmt I
V.on 2
Lo st b
LO\I I
Lost I
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6. 9
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6· 9
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9. 6
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8-IS
1-1 5
Toal1~1·1 Gamet
C ll'\dand 1Bailes 1 -31a1An1el1 (Finle~ 2-4) 705 pm
C h1tago I Honon 3-4) at Nev. York (('andelana 3·21 ~ \11 pm
\ca11ktLangston 2-3)at Toronto(Clanc> 1-l) 4 35 pm
\.tilv.aull'c (V.-cgman 3-.3) at Minnesota (Straker 0-1 ). 'i O'I p m
Bo'>tun I Hur'>I 5-0) al Kansas Cit) <Bannister 4-21 S l 'i rm
Bal11mo rc (Thurmond 0-5) at Texas (H ough J-4 ) 'i l 5 o m
Dc1ro11 !T cm·ll 0-0) at Oakland (Young 2-01 7 35 pm
Wednesday's Games
< ·1c , d and at Ancels, 7 05 pm
Detroit .11 Oakland. 12 15 pm
C h1rngu at 'lev. York. 4 lO pm
~ca111t: at foronto 4 )5 pm
M1hA.ault't' at \1inne50ta. 5 0 5 pm
Aalt1rrl11n.· at Tc,as. 5·35 pm
Natlonal League
WEST DIVISION w
IH
17
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l 'i
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L Pct. GB LIO
Los Angeles
Hou'>ton
Q 66 7 h-4
( 1nunnat1
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\an D1t•go
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( h1l·ago
Montrt'JI
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11
18
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484 5 .a.()
4!!4 5 5.5
'4 5 9 2-IS
286 I 0'" 'i-5
EAST DIVISION
724 8-2
6'3 ., 4-ti
~!" b 7.'\
483 7 5-5 .an s• • 6-4
357 . 10' 4 h
Monday's Games
Dodgers at C h1tago (ppd rain)
\an Franc 1">rn ~ P1usburgh 6
< in1.1nna11 .:'. Ph1ladelph1a 0
\tlanta 4 \lo ntrcal 8
1 lou~tun 6 ~wv. York 2
~l L o u1'., ~an Diego I
Streak
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Dodgers I Rclt her 2-1 I at ( h1cago ISutchffe 2-'\) I I 211 c1 m
~1 ontn:al IR \m11h 1-21 at .\tlanta (Gia' 1ne 1-41. 2 -''l p m
\an Franu<;(o < l>o" n'i U-2 tat Pittsburgh I Palacios 0-21 4 O'i p m
< inunnat1 t Bro" n1ng 0-01 at Philadelphia (Carman l-2 I 4 '5 pm
'l"" 'ork 1< o nt• '\ ... ())at Hou\ton !Deshaies 2-2). 5 35 rm
\an D 1t·go f ll,1"i..1n'i l -21 at \t Louis I Math~"" 2·21 S '\'i pm
Wednesday's Games
Dodgers at P1mburgh 4 OS p m
\.in Du:go at< h1cago 11 .:'II a m
\fo ntreal at \tlanta 2 .to p m
< 1ncinnat1 at Philadelphia 4 l 5 pm
'-e" 'orl JI Ho uston 5 '\ S pm
\an Frann'>lo at St Lou" 5 '5 pm
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Aneets 2, Indians 1
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American LNeue
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Work in the ever expanding
Newspaper Promotion fiefdl
If you are sett-motivated and
ltke workang wtth teenagers
this may be the opportunity
you've beef'I waiting for
This is I GUARANTEED IN-
COME ot MOO per week to
start with potenttal earn ngs
ot up to S 1000 per week.
An insured van. wagon
up hells ar• a MUST
For more lnJormaoon
Call Mr. James
(213) 471-2870
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Optical disk system takes paper out of paperwork
Mesa·s FileNet Corp. is cited
for its high r a nking in world
shunlc .. actording to Don 5<-hnmer, director of
cummunicattons at Costa Mesa-based f1leNet Corp.
··our document-tmage processing system bnngs toaether
a number of technologies to move 1maaes fro m desk to
desk."
Br lLENE SCH NEIDE R
._.. .... c.n. ••• ••it
In man~ companies and government agencies,
people spend a s1gnifilant part of their da) moving paper
from dcsl to desk Whtie computers can solve number-
'crunching problems. the} may not sohe paper problems
Sometimes. computers make paper problems wo~. and
productt' 1t) !>uffer!>
Throuah optical disk technolog)', the system creates
images of documents that need to be routed to a number
of people in an organization. Schnitter explained. The
image 1s d1g1t1zed and programmed via the electronics
B> integrating the image and data processing system
to ~laminate paper movement. the system and sofiware
package e"tped1tes the proc~sang of loans. insurance
policies. JOb applacat1ons and other tasks involving
dornmcnts that ha'c to be added to computenzed
anformataon "Whal you ha\ e 1s paper mo.., ing through the
compan) at mail cart '.)pecds. the loss oft1me created b}
needing w ma~c n,nt,. .. 1nrl n:int'r~ th:\t 2e1 lost 1n the
F1leNet was founded 1n 1982 by Ted Smith, then·
pre .. 11.knt ofM \I/Basic Four. Reali Ling the shortcomings
of adding paper documents to computerized printouts
OCPC to honor I
·Disney's Nunis
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I lorn.la and Tok\o 01\nc)land
H1~ 1ntcn.•st 1n 'outh and education
.rnd hi\ l·n1hu~1a'>ltl '>uppon of the
ltl'l' l'ntcrpn:.c '>Hlcm arc demon-
'tr.11cd through h" J'>'>OC1at1on "llh
lhl Prr'>1dcn1·., < ounul for lntcr-
na11onal ) outh I \l hJngc He also
'>l·n non the l.x>Jrd 111 d1n.•ctors of Sun
Bank' Int in OrlJndo Fla
f ormt:r ()( re honorcl·~ include
DJ\ld '> Tappan tha1rmJn ol Fluor
< 11rr R1l hard .\ F mta, president.
lnll"l\lJll' Ekllnll11t\( orp .. Louis F
I k il1g. '1tc prt'\11.knt ut the Dekn<,c
< 1n•ur Fu1J -\t't11'PJll' Corp 1ind r rcd L \.\ t•hh 'Ill prt''>tdcnt pro-
dut 11on 11pna11on\ f a\tcrn Region
Ro1.k'-lt:ll lntt:rnJt111nal
l>a"wn ahl1 \IJtl·J thJt tht• general
l hJ1rm.in for thl" gJIJ hlad.-11c S225-
J-p1Jtl· 1$2.1100 rx·r tJhll· of IO!d1nncr
.., Juhn Patranu 'l(l' prr'>tdcnt and
general managn "' '\orthrop ( orp ·.,
\lhJnLt:d \\\ll"lll' DI\ l\IOO
Pa11nnu tit \,c"rx>n Beach ""I tx·
J"l'>lL'd 0\ '>l"Ollll l'\l'lUtl\e\ from
major cori>ura11un., 1nl lud1ng lnter-
\tatc Ekt tronic\ < hn rnn 011 Field
Rncarch < o \h [)(innl·ll Dougla~
htronautll' ( o Hughl'' -\mraft < o Paci lie lkll Tam !kit C orp .
RtKlo.. "ell I ntanauonal ~out hem
< alifurn1a Edl\on < o i...J1'>Cr l:kc-
truprcu'>1on . ( <l(J-( ola f 0<)(h and r luor ( orp a' "Cll a\ lhl' Orange
< 11unt' Chamber ol < ommcrtc
-\' ~ di\ 1\11111 ol lhl· ~< RP< the nc P( I'> an uuirt•at h d 1ort on th e
pJrt 111 ma1ur u1rporat1om to open
llh' ~··rrorJll' rurthJ\lng door for
11111111nt' hu-.rnc\\ pi:r'>on' pro' 1ding
(Ple .. e see HONOR/85)
Richard Nunla
John Patierno
When You
Make More,
and rou11ng buth to multiple locattons. Smith used optical
mcmof} technolo&y to create "more than a storage
retrieval system," Schnitter said.
FileNct's 1987 sales exceeded $52 million. More than
130 of the company's document-Image processing
systems are installed at banks, insuran~ companies,
other large firms and aovemment aaencies. Local users
include the Anaheim Police Dc_pa rtment, Pacific Mutual.
Nonhrop Corp .. Security Pacific. Wells Fargo and Union
Bank
f ileNct has o utstnpped all other optical storqe
1nl('lfllton in installed baK and profitability, Optical
Memory News said in rcportina the award. The awards
were based on ballots sent to 8,000 vendon and end-u1en
around the world who voted on the top five developmenu
during 1987 in the optical storaac field.
Ort1cal Memory News, a leading pubhcauon of the
opt1ca storage industry, recoanizcd FileNet with a
d1s11ngu1shed achievement award tn opttcal memof)
technology at the Association for Information and Image
Management Confercn~ and Exposition in Chicago last
month. The award acknowledged successful product
acceptance of FileNel's document-i mage processing
S) stem with Work.Flo sof\warc
"F1leNet has proved the concept of the full opcratina
system with Workflo software to be not only su~ful in
operation, but viable in the marketplace," said Edward S.
Rothchild, chairman of San Franci~based Rothchild
Consultants and publisher of Opltcal Memory News.
"file Net 1s the first company launched to produce an
optical dask system that's gone profitable. Excq>t for some
low-pcrformacnc systems in Ja pan. FileNet 1s now the
clear leader in worldwide installed optical disk document
management system s. This award recognizes that
worldwide prc~mment position."
Market's
ref armers
head for
new clash
By DA VE SKIDMORE
AMedeted ..._ _,...,
W.i.\SHINGTON -A group of
kdl·ral regulators working on wa)S 10
prl'' L'nl another stock market cra!>h
appears cert.a an 10 clash w11h acll\ 1st
nll·mtx·r~ of Congrcs~ who "ant to do
more than the ant1-rcgula11on Reagan
aJmin1i.trat1on.
The group. appointed an m1d-
March 1s charred b) Trca~uf) Li nder
~ctrcta f) George D Gould and
indudcs 1he heads of the Federal
Rl''>t'r'e Board. Secunttes and E'\-
changl·( omm1ss1on and Com mod it)
ru1url''> Trading Commission
.\ccording to t"o sources familiar
"1lh its del1bcrat1 ons. the focus of
group·~ rccommcnda11ons 1~ likely to
bc 1rnprmcd cornmun1cat1on and
coopt·ra11un amung both eitchanges
and regulatol) agencies rather than
JUfl'>d1l11unal changes requanng ncv.
kgl\latmn.
It that I~ the l·asc. II Y..111 not ~llSf\
l"lthl·r 'x.-n Wilham Proxmire. ().
\\" l ha1rman of the St-natc Banking
( umm1t1t'l' or Rep Edward J
r..fa rkn D-~1ass .. chairman of the
finJntc '>ulxumm1ttcc of the House
Cnl·rg' and< ommerce Committee.
H o \\C\ 1•r. une of the sources. who
~poke on tond1t1o n of anonym1t}.
caut1ont·d that the (,ould group's
f)0'>1t1ons "ere still Ou1d and could
t hanitt' be lore 11 rcpc>ns to Pre'>1den1
(Pleue eee MARKET /86)
BUSINESS NOTES
~--=-~-
More than 700 contalnerlzed planta were lnatalled at
headquartera of The Capital Group ln Brea by IJ"Yine-
baaed Auoclated Plantecapera Inc.
Tulving's client
roster tops 2, 500
fhc d1cn1 ro\tl'r of HannH Tulvlng Rare Col.Ji lnvestmenta
rcathl·d the ~.500 Incl in m1d-A.pnl. according to Hannes Tulv1ng.
prc,1dl'nt and loundcr of the I ::!-~car-old num1smat1c investment
firm tn \/\'"port Bcal h
··«:>inn· 19M'i our d1en1 baS<" has been cwanding at a stead) 30
pcrcrnt pt•r H'ar:· hl' ~•d ··\l.-e "ent from 1.395 1n..,cstors at the end
of 11185 to I t\110 at thc end of 1986 to 2.222 at the end of 1987
Rcach1ng thl· 2 500 mark in m1d-Apnl puts us right on schedule to
real h .i. pruJt'l'tcd l.1100 act1' c d1en1s b)' the end of this year ...
Tuh rng nott•d that his firm's strong. stead> growth has been
an um pl 1\hcd dc">p1 tc the fact that he cm ploys no comm 1ss1oncd sales
pt•oplc nor d~'i an~ telephone sohc:1tang.
.. S1nlt' its 1nl'C'pt1on. HTRCI has been the antithesis of a
tl'lcmarh·ting firm ... he-e"'plained ... We ne.,,er use the telephone to
soltnt 1n..,cstors o r C\en contact e'1sttng clients New accounts are
p1dcd up l'llher through o ur lo"·ke~ newspaper and magazine
ad ,cn1sang orb~ pos111,e~ordofmouth Wegenerall) communicate
v.1th client'> through our month!) ne"slcttrr of personal wntten
corrcspondl'nte ··
The liqu1da11on 'aluc of all num1smat1c portfolios managed by
HTRCI ha'> pas">c d the S75 m1ll1on mark. putting the val ue of the
aq:rage HTR< I rare coin ponfoho at nearly S33.000.
HTR<Ts sales ha\C increased proport1ona1ely with its client
ba~e. In 198 7. ~lcs were S2 l.2 million. up from S 18 m1llton the year
before Tht'> )car. ~lcs arc expected to e~c:el'd S25 m1llao n. Net profits
to clients ,l\cragt.•d :! I 4 percent in 1987. Tutv1ng reponed.
ln,cstor'> 'it.'Cking more information on HTRC'I may re<'e1vc a
free informal1on packet b> calling toll-free 800-854-5179. • • • Asaoclated Plantacapera lac. IAPll has completed a maJor
You Expect More.
design proJCCt of more than 700 conta1ner11ed 1n1enor plants al The
Capital Group headquarters in Brea.
"The compan) alread) has a significant in'estment in
furnishings and an 1mponant collect1on of line an:· said J,..aune
Resnick. prc!>1dcnt of APL " It was our JOb to complement the setting
w11h appropriate foliage and colors throughout five stones of
offices."
\ ,
If vou 're like rrn )'-t ( )f tt x.lay ·~
\H~alth makers, you\e earncJ the
privilege of dealing wtth a hank
that will make your money wo rk
as hard a~ you do. A hank that
•
\\ill not JUSt fulfill you r exreccnrinn" hur exceed them.
At The Private Bank ;n Rankl'r" Tru~t, \\'l' handle only private.: di-
ent~. So you'll reu~t vc the k mJ uf 1x-r"< ma I attl'IH inn you deserve. Noc to
mention a level of c:-.rx:rtt-.e thm\ highly regmJeJ among many of today's
most demanding mnncy m.1kcr-...
Li ke most snrh1!--tll nrcJ hanks we provide a complete ra nge of -;er-
vic~. But at the Pri vate Rank, vou'll have J1rcu access to professionals
who uwer each of our -..en·1<..c-.. )bu even have access to merchant hank·
ing as well as all the other <;ervices of BankL·r1., Trust.
So consider .. The Private Bank at Bankers Trust. Because when it
come" to making vnur money work as hard a~ you expect, we·re
relentless.
If you have tn\'estahlc funds of SI m11l1on or more, and would li ke
addition al information and our 'GuiJe to Services: write or call:
Mr. David P. Cattrell, Director, Bankers Trust Company of C alifornia,
N.A., 300 South Grand Aven ue, Loe-Angeles, California 90071.
Tel. 213 I 620-8208.
THE Private Bank AT Bankers Trust·~~-
"-'E MAKE MONEY FOR PEOPLE WHO MAKE MONEY. \
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"I am pleased that we decided to go with lave plants because they
create a much nicer working environment than an1fic1als ... said Mike
Thompson. director of personnel. The Capi ta l Group. "Overall. the
naturals pro\ 1dc a more comfort.able atmosphere for those of us who
work here"
API. one of Southern Cahfom1a's 10 largest antenor plantscap-
1ng sen aces. 1s based 1n Irvine and ~rv1ces 300 commercial and
res1den11al d1en1s wath dc-s1~n. anstallauon and maintenance. The
ti rm pro' 1dl'S complete 1 ntenor /ex tenor con ta 1 nenzed fol 1agc. color.
planted alna. fresh floral arrangements. seasonal atems and silks. • • • .\ rcg•o.nal award m. t.he commercial re novation ca t~ory of the
Spectrum 88 compet111on of the Ceramic Tile Distributors
Assoc1at1on has been won by Tile lmprovl11tlon Comedy 8'ow~11e
and Reataur1nl 1n Irvine.
Among those honored for their work on the prOJ«t arc David
(Pleue Me PAR.URS' /Ba)
Learn lessons from
mistakes of others
Manaaers of small businesses can
benefit from what other small busi-
nesses have been throuah. The fol-
lov. ma ideas arc acnerated. in part. by
the mistakes other businesses have
made.
• One day you or your heirs will
want to sell the business. Stt that such a transfer is properly provided for in
the followinJ documents:
I. Your will.
2. A sales •11ttment to 1ransftr the
businru.
l Insurance to fund 1 buy-sell.
<4. A trust if minor chi1drtn ire
involved.
• If >OU 10licit invca1mcn1 money
from outs1dcn wuhout f'C&.lstenna ~th the propa1u1horiun. you rould
be In viola1ton o( investment lawt. Check: with )OUr IUOl'D(y.
•Avoid hav1ns 1 penntr ir pos.·
iblc. lfyou can't h1rt thcc.pttttto you
need. or borrow the money you need.
p_crhaps a panncr1hlp it una"oidable.
~ 1n mind that all penncnhips
• tcrminak soontt or later. death, rc11rcmcnt or d rllf\lnlltment w11J md
the panncntup
• Ha\c )'Our in.surantt 11tnl meet
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Scon
w11n >ou it iast annuauy on your pttmaStS 10 djscuu 111 ne<'ellary
1nsurant"C coVttqt cba.ft1ri.
• Fonn1t employee pcnsk>o plans
for sm_all companies can bt VU')'
u pcns1yc 10 ~minillCJ. AJ an
alltf"Mt1vc. coosadtt nta~ishi"I an I RA for Heh atafl' member, E~ at 6
pcn:ent camtnp. a »~-old ptt·
son can a«umulaac mon tMn
$220.000 1n his other IRA by• 6S
• Ut UI help )'OU ~ )'OUf 1~countin1 fees at a minim.am.; We
Wiii work With )'OU .10 plan )'OWft!conl
l )stt-m and to traJ~ your ... ,, '° do
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PARKERS' SEAFOOD GRILL TO OPEN IN BAL~A ..•
Froaa84 L uck.y Stores lnc...;o.;;.·._. ~
Raphael , ... or La Jolla. mbhccc
Tumcr ConstNC1ion. Costa Mna.
bu1ldtt: Venetian Tile. Alhambra.
insCAllcr and Amcrinn Olnn. Ctty or
Industry. d1Slribu1or
The compctiuon wu created b)
CTOA to rteo1mu o utst1nd1n1 pro.
J«IS u sint ctram1c tile. winners of
re11o nal aw1rds compete for na11ona l
awards 10 be announctd at CTDA ·~
national convcnuo n 1n San Francisco
1n Jul) • • • Secvtty Pacific has stlectcd
arch11ect Frederick F1.,her of Sa nta
Monica to d esign tht' initial pha~ of a
propo~d an gallcr; t'Xh1b1t1on spece
at u s nearly complete Orange County
regional headqua n crs.
Scheduled for occupancy by year's
end. the 12-story Costa Mesa building
will include a fine an s elth1b111o n
p"°'ram complementary to Sttun tv
Pacific's ex 1st mg Gallery al 1he Plaza
in Los Angeles
.. We look forward 10 ex lending our
suppon oftht' am 10 O range Count)
b) cstabhsh1ng 1h1s second gallcr;."
~1d Tres~ R Miller. vice pr-M1den1
and dire<. tor of cuhural affairs for the
bank "We will greatly deJ)C'nd on
rommun1I) rcsponS('. a nd interesl as
lhc e\h1b111on pro2ram de\ clops ..
• • • ~n I I (X)O-square-foot Parkers'
Seafood Grill 1s slated to OJ)C'n laler
1h1s month as the maJOr tenant in thc
Edgewater Place comple:\. adJacent
to the Balboa Ferr\ and Fun Zone
The m·"' re<.taurani 1s one of O h10-
ba!>cd ~t0ufTcr Rc\tauran1 Co ·s 83
prof)Crt1c:\ across the countr;
Bu ilding contracto rs for the prOJCCI
arc Torre Constractlon Co. Ille., a
na11on31 compan} headquanercd in
HONOR ...
FromB4
them \\Ith opponun1t1e\ 10 sell thl·ir
goods and sen ices
Proceeds from the banquet "'Ill
help exp3nd the program s of tht'
OCPC Inform atio n rcgard mgdinn{'r
t1d.~1s or th~ Purchasm& Council can
be ob ta 1 ncd b) con 1ac11 ng OC' P<
[\t'C u11' c Director Hollis Smith at
7.50-1083
OTC UPS & DOWNS
NEW YORK IAP t -Tne 1ouow1no "'' I ,nows 1ne Over 1ne · Coun1er \locks and warrants 1ne1 nave oone uP Ille mos1 and down 1ne mo,1 ou .c on i>ercenl of cnanoe tor Wt.onoay No securol1H tradi"9 oelOw ii o< 1000 snares are •n<..luded Nel and oercefllaoe cnanoes are rne difference between the orev1ous clos•no once and Mondav's last or D•d or ce
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De.1-ner'a rendertn1 ehoW9 an eahlbltion
cooklne area -the focal poblt from the
entry lobby on the eecond le•el at Parker'•
Seafood Grill, open.tnc eoon ln Balboa.
Nc"'P<>rt &•ath '>'hlth. '>inn· 1~50
ha!> '>pt.'c1al11l·d 111 lOnstruc 11on of
restaurant'> anJ l IUb'> throughout tht•
L'n1ted \tall''> [~·'>1Kn 1s b' In inl'-
bascJ B~ckham, E lseaman. a na-
tional fi rm '>J)\:uali11ng 1n tom-
mcrl 1al dl.''>1gn anJ lum1\h1ng'> for
rl'\IJUrunh
Thi'.' nl· .... 1~ u1n\lrul 1ed Edgl·" all'r
Plat l' I\ J hu1hJing '>hl'll in 1.1. h1l h 01her
dc,dopmt•nt proJl'll\ an· onurnng
Lca.-.1ng half ul 1hr \pace Parl..crs·
~alood C1nll '>'111 11(.tUP' all of thl'
second and third k 'de; nl thl lOm -
plc' T'>'o outduur tt•rratT'> "''" offrr
panoram1( \It'"' ot 1he ha\ on l'al h
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Design direc tor <. hue!.. Ramm de-
scnt'lt.'\ the mood J\ an ·~mt'nca's
(up .. nautrlal thl'nll' katunng natu-
ral ual.. \t·afoam grl·cn tonl'\ and dark
blue alu·n1\ throughout to repeal the
OCl.'JnlC fed
fht' restaurant "111 ofkr an 1n
no' all' l' parl..1ng arrangement "Ith
'alct parl 1ng lo a \trul turi.-in lhl rt"ar
of the· building "ht·rt· cars an ae -
CC.'\\4.:d to uppt.·r parling k' d\ b' 'akt
car dn a tor\ . . .
~ champagnl· n:u·pt111n m:irll·d
the· Opt.:nmg ol a m:v. '4:cond lloor
o ffin· for PLAr-.;lt. a lull ~.-n 1u·
1nll'rtor arl hltl'llufl° Jl\1gn and pro
JCl t managt'nll'nl lOmpaO\ JI Or-
'i1gncn ~1ud1u 2"'\"' f < oJ'>I ll1gh
1.1.a' 1n ( oronJ dc:I \IJr
Pnor 10 forming PL.\ "-11 o'>'nt·r
John -\.mold uarua did planning
interior arc h1ll.'l turl· Jnd dc .. 1gn tor
kading Orangl" ( ount' Jl''>1gn lirm'
mo\t n:t1:n1h a' '>l.'n1or d~1gm·r tor
Thl ProJett Team 1n \anta \n.t
Pre' mu\I~ hl' '-'J\ pruit:c• dl''>1gna lur
Ll'J\on Poml'fl>' \\\Cl(, 1atl''> 1n Or
angc
.. I sta rted PL.\ '11 tu l'\Ulbli\h a
s1gn1fi,,1ri1 Jl·\1~n group in Orangr
Count 'h1lh Ji..:' l.fCilll\C' '>'urll.
that\\l II tru1~ rt'p.m\1\C IOCh .:"nl\0
nl>t'd'> \\ l IJl..l· pridl' 1 n our ab1lt~ l!t
handk thl· mm1 l halkngc1ng '''
pntJl'd' "'11l11n J !!!" C'n t1 mt'·framl·
and on huJl!l'I
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v. 1th -it• H"J" 1•1 l!l·naat lOntrat tin~
C\J)l'rn·nu in tin· tount\ (1arua
bl·nditl·d tr11m an l'Jrh 1ntrodue 11110
to lhl v.urlJ, or .-n a rchllt'\l ural
dc\1gn and grnnal l.Onlral1tnJ
Onl.' l.'\P,.'rt1'>l: hl hnng' 10 PL.\ '11
'" full·\l'r\lll 11.•rpvra te o ffice." plan·
ning and Jl·.,1gn Hl· has compll"tC'd
lOrporah. 11fli"·' tur \et:unl) Paufi,
< ;ip11al ( °'" 1n < O\la \<k\a lhl
In inc < 1mpJn' C >!Tile and lndu<.-
tnal £>1 , 1-.1un n Ir' rne and tht
~llanl 1l R1l htidJ < 11 in Long lkal h
agrees to proviif~
data to American-.
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inle nde d lo s weete n
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the b1dd1n& •nh a S•S-a-shatt oOn
that Lud., rt'Jt"lled 1n March.. ll Ult' u"' nrr of" the .\lpha ~11 gmc~
l ham With an acqu1s1t1on of Luck~.
the nauon·., s1>.1h-larg~1 suptT-
marlo.l·I thain .\mrnu1n ~tor~
v.ould \urp.H\ 'o I k.ruger < o tlf
< 1ncmnttl1 h• hc."lumc thC' 111dus1n
le-<1dl.'r
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lt1uld n'JP mJn' bc:netil!> ti~ 1n t<"grat·
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PNialM
kapnow~ ad. l)fnSUl't on the IJ'OUP lO
rtt01'1'1Mftd 'han it aPS19rently
had mtcnded lncrtastd On \WO frOnh
la~ .. eek
.\n earlier WtutC' Hou~ panel.
hta<kd b) Wall trttt investment
~nkn Ntehol.as F Brady. issu~ 1
uatcment warning that tt1ulatof)
turf fi,hts should not be pcrmincd lo
sidctraek mukcl reform. which 11
said ··v.111 1nt\11.tbl)' require lcg1'>-
b1100 ••
~nd. according 10 one of the
$0Uttts, SEC Chairman Da' 1d S
Ruder has made 11 clear he will stal..e
001 an 1ndtpcndcn1 position 1f tht·
Gould group·s final report docs not go
far tnuuah.
Rudtr has uricd that ha own
gcncy ""h•l h ""JU la CC) tht' stock marl.ti~ be 11,en additional
authonl) ovc-r '>tOl'k 1ndc~ future~.
""h1ch C'Utrc-nth f•ll under tht'
1u11MiK1ton of the C'ommod1t1e'> f-u·
\ult'~ Tradana Comm1 sion
\t the ~er) ICit\I he want'> "lie
bteal..tng" authont) to rt'!.Ohe th'>·
pute) dunn~ emeflt:ncaes, such a\ the
ret·ord Oct IQ dl'Chne of)08 poanh 1n
the Do"' Jone' a\Crage
'Both CTTC ( ha1!"'.'oman Wend'
l C1ramm ;and Frderal Resent
Chairman .\Ian Greenspan are op-
posin&Junsdu:uonal changts.
Proxm1rt ha!> 1ntroduCC'd a ball that
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would creak a thrtt-membcf rom·
mitt.tt to roordmate rqula11on h
would coruul of~ ctuurmen of lht'
SFC CFTC and 1he Fnkral Re~rvc
The Fed chamnlln would ~ad lhe
rnmmm~. bul d"putt\ would l.')(
rc\oh cd h> ma,ior1t > vole
\farlc) \ s1alT 1 .. s111l wortung on
lci1~la11on and l"I unlikely to be
tin1\h\·d before the Gould Jroup
rcpon\ to the p~1dent. a«ordang to
an ;uJc. who ask.rd not to be
1dtn11fi~ b> name
Ho"-t1.er. Marke) has ~id the
SE<. • not tht CFTC should rqulatt'
\tocl 1ndc~ futures. The admmt~lrataon working group
3PIX'3~ hkrl\ to recommend onl)
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FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
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CLUB OF ORANGE COUN
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tor 1988 se&SOf\
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FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STA T£MENT
rtie following persons .Jr"
Oo•n9 bus•ness as The
GrH~ K,,.,, C101111ng Co
3212 Oceantronl N"wPOll
84'acti CA 9266:1
Sl'lenf' Or"''' T ernan
3212 Oc~antronl Newpor1
Buch CA 92t>6J
T nis bus1nes5 •S c.on
ouctl'O Dy an ino1v1du111
Shdne Oneill Tiernan
f 111$ St8tl'men l WU l1141<l
~If tl'll' County Clerk of Qr.
ii' 'l" County 0" Apnl 1 •988
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PUBLIC NOTICE
Kl9Ht
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAMt: STAT£MENT
,...,. t1 •11ow.nQ pet~ns 1re
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Pi11PY '•ME LIQUOR
•S48 4dam' Avenue Costa
Ml'~" C •Iii 92626
M •"Pies A!hanastous
173 <t C.:11ne Onve ArteS•ll
Ca1•I ·0·01 I
l ti.-. t us•ness is con
OuC!fd l'v •n mO,.•Oual
M • 11e1es All'lanas tous
Tr s sta1emen1 .., • .,. ••led
.vtth tl'le County Cli>r~ or Or
81'1Qf' Counl¥ on Aot1I 2f.
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Pubhsneo Orange Coast
0111y Pilot May :3 10 17 2•
1988
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ORANGE COUNTY MENTAL HEALTH ASSOCIATION
AND HEALTH NET PRESENTS
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ANNUAl
· 1sk and Sk Race~ Sunday, May 22
·Hosted by ewport Dune Aquatic Park, ewport Beach, CA , . BE EFTT-Race proceed will up-
port the work of the Orange Count
1 Mental Health A sociation.
. 0 E -Spectacular cenic run
! along Ncwport•s beautiful Back Bay
·wildlife pre erve, a nature lover' i delight of manbland , palJi de
and wildfowl. Beautiful!
FOR RA E INFORMATIO PACKET
A D PPLICATIO -Contact
the Orange County Meatal Health
As ociation.
<714> 547-7559
one of the ~han&n ~<>uahl by lq.is·
laton and the Brady panel· brief.
coord1n:11ed "~1~u1t brtttcrs" to
brcal lht momt'ntum of a soanna or
plun,1n1 market one of tht ~ul'\'t''>
)aid
~mcnt on matg1n level!> -tht:
amount of money n:qu1red 10 make
an investment 1n e1the1 the stock or
fu11u·e~ markets -was "still wtthtn
the realm of poss1b1'11~" but less
hktl)' bt<'ause of strong d1sagrttmcnt
l.')(tv.ccn Ruder and Gramm the
~um: said
Futures margins arc higher than
the) were before the Oct. 19 stock
market crash. but Ruder has said
fun her increase\ arc needed. Gramm.
refkcun& the views of the industry
her agcnC} regulates. has resisted
The Fcdtral Rtser'c stts stock and
\lOCk Option maraans. while lht
ind a' 1dual futures e.1tchanges ~ their
o""n margins. According to the
source. Treasuf) Department of-
I Mur uAL F uNos
filtAb also believe ideally that stock
and optaon c1chanan ought to s.t\
tht1r own marsans
Ho~c"cr. the Brad) panel an 1a
tatcmen1 la~t ""re~ siud ma111n
M:Uana wa~ too important to leave to
1hr l''<.chanacs It said tht' Ftd as the
logical agency to set all equuy
margins toen!>urt their harmony w11h
one another
According to Marle> \ aide. the
Mas~chuscns con~'>sman \Ide~
w11h the Brad) pan<.'l on that issue and
1s rnns1denng 1nclud1ng an an) lt'gas-
lauon a dm'CllOn that stocks and
futurci. margins be not JU!.t harmon1·
o us. but t•qu1valcnt
That would be controversial
Gramm and e\et.Ull\e\ of the \hi·
cago futures C\changes argut that
stod. and futures margins serve
d11Tertnt purpo~, and n~d no1 bc
the same.
Other tt'nta11ve prov1S1ons of
Markey's ball would give tht SEC
po\!ocr to 1mpo 1rad1ns haJu and
1111.c other 14:tion dunni market
emergencies
The le&isla11on also 1s likely to
proh1b11 cross-market fron1 -runn1na.
Soml' brokcr.t_jC fimu have been
:m:uscd of profltina 1n either the stod
or futures market by lradin& for their
own actounu an front of a major trade
b> a bag client lake a mutual or
pensmn fund an the other market
Tht Gould group from the nan
(actd cn11c1sm from Proxmire and
Marke) that 1t "a~ httlc more than a
1.klay1ng Lactic b) the administration.
an,ious 10 avoid any additional
rcgula!IOI\ of the markets.
The~ believe ( on1rcss must &et
moving t1m spnna before its mem-
bt-f'> bcn1me preoccupied with the
\ummer poht1cal conventions
However: the pan1c1pation of
Brady on the ~1de of Proxmire and
Markey has made tht debate mort
C'omplicall'<l ·
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Orange C... DAu.Y P9LOTffU!#IWJ, Mey 10, , .... ., .. ..
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Market closes mixed
'EV. \ r> RI<.. 1 .\PI -The stock marlct closed
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rr.,p.>n">l' I nl'"'' 1ha1 ~' eral maJor brokcravs had
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_ security bu ilding. •2BR2BA $850 SIOOOFF1 b 59 0 675-3197or675-5893 • a pm arlyn
I •Pool/Spa "BR 2BA t 1 1 each. schools parks & F-em to shr quret 38R 2 IEIHOM 1 ~ IATll eevator pool. garage c rp c enc gar-shopping
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CALL 5.40-3393 810 CENTER .. -119e CIOM to beach NI &45-2357
2BR 2BA 1o9n1 airy condo I -TSL MGMT 642-1603 LIYE-AT Tiii IUCI quiet location $89~/mo I --Berber crpt 2 Cdr gar 2111 21A PEmOISE •Mesa \le<de quiet clean t4'80 MonroY18 F lo Shr CM hs (24-30) l..::!~~~~~~!.-=~~~~~~~!J C.ata Neaa 2124 batconv C1s to bay 3rd floor Apt with spec-JBr 28a lrplc nu decor IEWLY IECIRATEI H B Rent an on-site Travel TSL MGMT &42-16031 N/petsl klds Avt now ~-..-'!""" ___ ..;;..;.;..;., S t570 t213t 620 3122 tacutar floor to ceiling paho dbl gar lndry rm 2Br 1 •Ba w1gar crpts trailer on our RV Plfrk -----tnctds gat S37Stmo -.,
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pool w/2 non-smk prof
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avail 611 S550 721-8133
CORONA DEL MAR $975 mo 6'6-3627 AYI 5 15 $1500/mo Stepstooeach $725 mo
E.xpet'1th:bt--;t. CAPECODCUSTOt,4 •BRIGHTON SPRINGS• 720·97'1wll oays yearly 645-5662 HWUIEctlllTtl •21HM 1100* l1M111
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••JSllf-YE w11n large fam11y room· by Beau111u1 spacious con-'>BR 4BA .aooo s f back Corona del Mar 2622 -.....a81iBnU 2BR wtgar. new crpts, incl No pelS 54'5-4855
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Splendid bayfront condo 1ust steps to beach Ap-Loe on a Qu1e1 water r21J)4964379 Move-In Bonus• 1 year lPlllTMEllTS 2566 Orange A qs s595 HIRE
'Mtl'1 slip IOf 30 11 boat pealing and captivating scaped comple>. Frptc. •ease $950 • $500 sec Spark tong crean large 2526 Santa Ana D $710
AcC4tSS to sandy beacn 2-story 4 bedroom per-w 'd nkup pool iac All S6!>0 BACK BAY-DUPLE X qoo Sea Lane 644-2611 Garde" apts Beautifully Ltllhepeoplelncias9'l•ed
pool and spa Spacious feet for entertaining and w 'ga• & opnrs 1110 pets 2 Bedrooms patio no 1t lllewly dee 2BR 1 •BA landscaptid grounds help yO\J write an ad that Wiii through classified
floor plan 3 outdoc· comfortable daily IMng CALL Velma 549 2447 Pe 1 s 6 4 5 5 7 7 6 twnns poor IP carport Pool & spa pa11os decks get rnponM
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3 Bedroom Den 2 Batns 3BR w den 2BA 2 car c;ia1 tl\IC oen gar S 1850 673· 7692 2Bdrm 1 ·Ba $775
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15 1•&000 PLUS OCEAN VIEW 48R 2BA oetacneo gar 38R zBA Cape Codi * 49'·5486 * 11 Bedroom S655 rM ANO Just an alley away Lndlord Niii 00 vdwl< $2500 mo Avail b 1 2Bdrm I ·Ba S750
hO<'!'l lhP sand -'B~ s 1000 .1"'10 ;75 Joann Agl!nt Deoo Bobo Fabulous designer 2BR 2Bdrm 2Ba Twnhs S~i> AT BIG CANYON IHI IOWI P&YMEIT1 2 BA lJppPr )BR 2BA blw" Hart>o• ~ Piacent•a 644·9060 or 642·8668 1BA " wrt•le vaulted 625 Center St 642 14~
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a pp rec You receive Owner snip Fantas11c gar trash compacl DfW S 1400 mo 640-5664 Bt..r Drive br 214 , Ferniest & 16 t E 16th Sr 642-0856
100--. tu ~tits MuSI seasonal rental 1oca11on $850 Rock . Aqt 972·2079 ---------• call Stie• ,t 675-6427
have Cff!an credit Ac;i1/ ASKING $525 000 Allract clean Westside L1qht & Airy studio Apt
497-6757 Dys Ev Wknos1 .IActlS IW n 28R 1 >BA hse Nice yd EAST BLUFF 4BA nuqel open ~am Ce!hng pool.
PRESTICIOIS 111-1110tr123...0140 gar $950 incl grdnr & wtr bOnus im JSR poo• great v•ew• Avt now• 5695 548· 1366 or 6•6·2369 view• 52900 Avail now' mo 720 1276 111 msg IHI CAHOI IEW USTllC By Own&r 760· 110(1
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L Cl 11 ' a. rp c S5001mo starts June 1st course argt-pt1vate 101 yrds 10 sand Won t lasl ene1 a apptoances1incl pool tenn Fa h 1 1 on quiet r ul de sac wtd S 14'50 lse 650 <!403 · '5 · nr s 5 CALL 675-4' 174' Guest par~inQ Master tong S249 000 For into S 19751mo 4tmnth m111 Catt Mary Ryan Agt EAST SIDE 2BR tBA 720-9660 or 722-7007 Costa •Ha 2624
suite on first floor plus 16191 753 3147 house Gar n pets -~"!l!'!~---..;;..;.;;.;i other bPdrooms each • n smk S900 mo Apter HARBOR VIEW HOME S 100 OFF Pnme Easts1de
W1tl'1 batn btPnded don· NEWPORT BEACH deluxe Call alter 5pm 546 2671 Two 'Story 4BR 3·,eA 1Br pool incl gas $625
ng room overlook s DUPLEX 2 28R on Pen-Gardener $2550/mo mo • Also Spacious 2br
beautoful gardens & gotl ,nsuia Steps to sand ESIOE twnnse 3br dl!n 64'4' 6610 or 673-3174 1Ba. totally relurb $725
course Family room w11n S3401< Agt 499-5360 2',ba lg remodeled kit & 1'5 E 16th St 642-7997
ltraplace S865 OOO NEWPORT BEACH din rm !!net yd pool & HARBOR VIEW HOME 111-1100 CANALFRONr tennis dbl garage Alll Palermo •BR 2 18A yd
( ~l ( ~ ,( 11 KJ\.:"-;> St) corner hOml! 6 1 Sl300 760·6•04 $2500 Julia 759-5506 rr= I I\ I Spettovs & ~ersatile floor I IEWLY lllEMllELH nr ~~A..V
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Rt \I lf1R,• I ll!l"ntS One of tne lowest fenced yard •arge opeol \t'' I\" 11· 1u \ 11 pr.ced 4 oedrooms on tile area N1 H.trbor & Voe-\.\ " ~ •-
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28drm 2Ba $600
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$750
642-9650 • 20-904-' 6 '5 4912 Agt Nic:efy upgraded 38R 2BA 301 Avocado
1 Bedroom S695
2Bdrm 1 ·Ba $805
151E 21s1S1 5•8-2,.oe
ADULT ORIENTED
GARDEN APTS Lrg tBA,
pool nlpets $550 plus
S350 securit~ 646-3618
Brighi spacious quiet 2Br
2Ba. t 100 sit •SPECIAL
AMENITIES• prime to-
catoon see to appreciate
$750/mo 850-04'83
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completely rem odeled
Beau11lul 1 & 2BR apts
Pool rec room laundry
room Ready lor instant
move-on• ON LY S550 to
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722-9012 or 6•2 1603
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E1SIDE 28' 1ea garage
lg yard with patio washer
hk-up $750/mo
254'6 Orange
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642-5678
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DRIVER
WORK PART-TIME D~LIVE RING
NEWSPAPERS EARN UP TO
$600/M ONTH MUST HAVE RE ·
LIABLE VEHICLE. INSURANCE.
AND OMV PRINTOUT MON·
DAY-FRIDAY 2-5 P M . WEEK-
ENDS & HOLIDAYS 4-7 A.M .
NEWPO RT /CORONA DEL MAR
& LAGUNA BEACH AREAS
CALL 842-4536 EXT. 205
rt1e Calot Put*c Utit.hes
Commtuaon REQUIRES
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Huntington Beach
Fountain Valley
NO COLLECTING
NO SOLICITING
Deliver One Day a Week -
Must have dependable c ar
and p roof of insurance
Call 842-1444
A sk for Joanne Craney
If you re 10 or 01der a 1ob as a newspaper
c a rrie r rT11Qht be ust your size Just send 1n
this coupon or c a ll 64 2 4333 Routes are
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1n 1111 •1a
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m1 Mint cond' S 17 900
obo 838-9S05
79 EMW 3201 Only
55 ooo miles whtl tan.
grett Graduation prea-
ent Must seH 635 6575
88 740 VOLVO S2S51mo
Tot pymts I IS.300 3000
C1p Red Clad end La
OAC 641-2886
88 Volvo 240 DL
$216 mo Tot $12.960
2000 Cap Red Clsd end
Alli for Kevin 645-985-t
88 Ch..,rulet CORSICA
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burgundy V6 Mk offer can 042·4300 answ ad: ,
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very well' Best olle< cond $7495 6SO 5826 540.s121 -I
JAGtJAR 74 XJ6L 1 Aatts Dtat1lic 9300
Xlnt cond brown tin I 1S CHEVY
$5880 551-4059 hOme MALIBU CLASSIC
546-1330·worll Noeds work $500
PAYMHTS TOO •11111 645•5438
Too much cash down? CAD 65 bEVILLE 4 dr
Lease 79 or newer MBZ 59K mo good body .md
Compare our largf' wlec t running cond1t1on $4 7001
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dial MERCEDES
1z13 -1416~1 2333 NABERS
CADILLAC
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n Buena Park BEAUTIFUL SELECTION I Call Evenings or leave
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HAVE
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Cadillacs in Orange j
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Irvine Coast Ctiarrers
675-4704 I
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TURN UNNEEDED MERCHANDISE TO
5 4.80
•llne•lnl•um
Plus a Gar .. • Sale
Kit fort I .00
For t•.ao you can advertise
your Garage Sale in the Daily
Pilot. There 1s a 4 hne m1n1mum
and the price is the same
whether you advertise 1 day or 3
days It's a great way to turn
those hidden treasures into
cash
We are also offering a Gulde to ••H•r Garage Sales
for t 1.00. This guide includes ideas on how to advertise.
how to plan. what items to sell, plus ideas for a "better
garage sale; also a garage sale sign, pricing stickers.
information on city ordinances and inventory sheet .
You can purchase your Garage Sale Kit for $1 .00 when
you place your ad at:
Daily Pilat Classified Advertising 642-5678
Oran9e Coast Dally Piiot
330 West Bay St .. Costa Mesa
Monday through Friday -8·00 AM to 5 30 PM
Saturday 8·00 AM -11 30 AM
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your Hidden Treasures into CASH
5 10!t!>
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CITY
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STATEMENT Of CHAM.El W N-PIYl Beech end 1 J1m· 1 FARGO BANK NA Escrow descrtbed tnf' follow no Saocl ~will bemaoe t>Yt not protect rCMI, ,,_ tJ..-diciel ustect tleM. IHI plu 199 ..... l"\lllCM que ueted lilt~ &llomey 0< plarn111t
AIANOONlltlENT Of' •SMM. also t>nrtt" Center Newport Dep•rtment Re EKrow No P•<>Pf't'I~ ,.,1n0t1I C.M~!'n11n1 O< wa« written r~M -· be de JO DIAi CALfNOAfUOI qulera ~ e Yft abo9edC1 ""11\0UI an ennrney •S fEI
UllEOf'ACTITIOUS 11-"• '!els olllW" l)C!to11on1 <>< ac 602-5632 7323 N B1o•d-THE LAND REFERRED rant, "•PrMso1tmP1ted re· In proper le9al lonft H rou p8'a preeenur une '""'9dlatemente.llnocon-nombfe 1aa1reccoonyatny
8UllN£SS NA• CHAM.Et ..SHM counta menlloned 1n 5« way Suite 409 Sen111 An• TO IN THIS GUARANTEE S ga•d,nQ 1tllfll pos-s•on 0< went the court to fleer,,_ r~I• eacrite • me--a iin ebogado. puecte mero de telfl!fono det
Th" lo110 ... n9 petSon ANO Of' NTITION TO 1ton1 1200 and 1?00 ~of the County ol Oranoe Stet,. o~ SITUATED IN l HE ST ,UE f'"' ll"1br.01ncet 10 pay tl'ltl c-. qulna en Mia cwte. tlemer a un eenlcia de ref-at>ogado def demendente o
nttYf' aben<>onea the uae o ADMIHl•TE" EITATt Cahlorn•• P•ot>ll• Code Cal1f0<ro1e 92706 Of CALIFORNIA COUNTY '""'"""nq prtnc1pal Slim ot H rou do not rite ,,_ Une carta o Uf'8 Remllde er.ncle de lbogedoe o a del <lemandente Que no
tl'le f •ct1t1ou' Bu11nes IEITATI NO Pet•t1on11r1 Cindy A All claims must be re OF ORANGE Cll v Of Int> no11•01 ~ured by saia reeponee on time, )'otl 11WJ t~ "° le une oflclfta de •rYCSt leoel I~ at>ogado es) LAW
.... me Ptay1ma1t111 Small A-142113 1 81snap&L1nd1 B1~p C81vedallhtslKldron1byttlejCOSTAMESA ANDIS Of. dr~·d ol tru•t wolh interest ION 1M ceH, and)'-P':>lec:clon; IU,...,...... (Ha el dlreelorlo tele-OFFICES OF DAVID
World Pre Schools 29W To all l'\ttlfS 1>enehc111rHt1> ThOmM M Hermon, Al· 25th day of May 1988 un SCRtBEu AS ~Oll OWS •\on '>dt<I note p<ov1ded ad waoee. ~ and prop-eec:rit• 1 mllqUtft,e ltene qtM tontco). l!IOROS 2300 Eut l(atell1
McCltntoCk Way Cotr• cred•lo•s end con1tngent tOfMf !of Pelltlonef, 4017 te.-1 th" bul~ tranafer ••~ PARCEL 1 vnnc11a 11 1ny unaer the enr mer be 1111•" wtthovt cumpllr COft lea for-Avenu• Sulle 205,
Meu CA92626 cu1dt1ort ofCHARl.ESWll-Long Beac;h Boulevard. lncludu 1n .. tr1nste1 o L01 tJ OF TRACT NO ,..,m,ofsa•dDeed ofTrust furtll« warning lrom tM malld1de1 le9el ea CaMNo.SDSl7 Anaheim Catll0<n1e92fl06
TM Fic:1111out 8us1nen LIAM BISHOP illlo known loft9 •••ch, Cellfornla llquor hceuse m which case 114;.>4 AS PER MAP I~( ff\fll, ctiratqes tnd e•panse11 court. ~opledff al ustect qulefe Ttwo nam• ena address ol DATE 1Fect1al MAY •
Nune r9ferred to •bove wu .. CHARLES W BISHOP tol07 811 ctaoms must be rece1~ CORDED IN SOOK 4'18 ('I "'" Tru1tee and of rhe T"-'9 ate othef 1e9al re-que le ccwte 91CUCM H Ille court ts !El nombrtt 'I 1987
l'Mied on I 1~3-83 in the Coun-el90 known .. CHARLES Pubhsflf'd 0.enge CoHI 1 pnor ro '"" dalf' on wll1ct11 PAC.ES 40 ANO 41 OF Ml5 tr , ·'' '""Id by Sdt<l Ot-ed q\M-ta. YCMI mey went -· dtrect.1on df' 11 c0<1e HI SlJ·
ty of Or~ F229268 BISHOP ana ~· -..tio Daily Pilot May 3 " tO •9881 the l•Qu<>r 1tcenn 11 tranli I CELLANEOU& MAPS RE-r,1 •·u~I to C.-Ml eltorfteY r1gM SI ueted no ,._nta w PERIOR COURT OF CALI-
Jack H Part< 7 89 "1ily Of' otl'lefwtae 1nt.,Mted TW137 le<rl><I b""" ~artment of COR OS OF ORA NG E S Ml ~le ,., .. be on May 1way. H yeu do not llnowfl '"PU"ll e ....,... puedoa FORNIA COUNTY Of' OJ!
ll'autar1no Coata Mesa CA on Ill~"'"" end/or es111e AIC-01104 c 8evera99 Conrrol COUNTY CALtf ORN•A 73 t<f88 at t 30 pm on 11\ft Ml eltomty. l'IMI me, cell If! ....... ~. r le pueOett ANGE 700 C"'tC C.Oter
92e29 A !>f'htton hu been ltted Pta.IC NOTICE
1
So tar as 1tnown to thfl PARCEL 2 tot>tt-. 10 the bU•ld1ng rocated actorMY retett• Ml-rice Of .,.._, au _..,.. au dlnato o. .... Wnl P 0 Bo• 838
Jeen Peril 789 Pau1arono by Clf\dy A B••hoO & Unde t•ansl~rtt all bu11nen N 0 N -EX CL lJ S 1 II E ,., 601 Soul!\ L-·• S1ree1 • ..... aid oMc:. (llw1ect In r alfl• ca111 de au Stnll An• CA 92702-0838
GMy L GrMtrllte, Cleftl, ., Meftoria , .... Deputy
Publtshed Otengtt Coaat
Daily P1to1 Apnl 26 May 3
10 17 , 1988
1135 Cotta MC!N CA 92627 I 8'shap •n the $up9<oat Court K 40148 names and 3Cldresws uMd E ASEMNT FOR NGRESS O••nqt' Ce11~n11 92668 tM ~Motl). I praplldM Ml ..... CICtf. The name addrets llf'<I
Th11 business wH con ot Or•• COunty rwquMI· NOTK:IE Of by T1 ansfer0< '°' the trorf'f' ANO EGRTESS PED At lhl' t•mtl of the In.Ital o..puee de qtM le en-donlllPOf ....... Clf'te. I~ number ot plain-~~ ~~~-~'~·~t~C~y A&~S ·~~~u~ ,,_~~SI d~~ent FST~N~L~MAND ~~~~ol~~~ --~--~---~-~-~----~---------~-------~ band end Wlf'll Lrnde BllhOP be -c>POll'lled ( (Sec• 1101-e107 from the abOve ere none <.JENERAL RECREATIONAL th" lotal emount ol the un-
Tt\11 lletemenl WH hied es per.anal r.,:>r-lattves u C.C.) Dale<l M•y 4 1981! POURPOSES 01/ER LOT 17 PO•d b•lance of the ol)lj·
Mlh ll'le County Cler~ of Or-to adm1ntller the •ate ol TO WHOM IT MAY CON a.nr~e fxprn1 Credit Of' TRACT NO 11424" AS 1,1e11on secured by 1"8 al>O ....
enge County on Aprol 11, CH AR LES W ILL 1 AM CERN Card, Inc~ I C.ntarftla Co• .. PER MAP FILED IN BOOK dHCrtt>e<l dHd of trust and
1988 BISHOP undeor IN ~-I NOltee ,, hlfeby g1vefl to POf•tlon. •r. Yell Koon Tat, 498 PAGES 40 AND • 1 OF es11ma1ea COits eapenNS
Jaek H Park Jean Park dent Admlni9tratlon of Es the Crttdotort ot FIRST ltre1ldenl. Br: Beulah MISCELLANEOUS MAPS an CS ad 11 an c es 11
Publllhed Or•nve Coast tatn Act INTEA CREDIT CORPOR tryant, Aaet he. ~ECORDS OF ORANGE $191 670 13
08lly P.tot Aoril 19 26 Mey The pe1Hoon ti -'°'hear-ATIO~. Cal•forf'ltl Ca<por Publtstled °'11nQ• Coast COUNTY CALIFORNIA II •• poas;ble lhat at Ille
3 10 1911 T 125 tng "1 Depaftn*" No 3, at et1on Tranlferor wflOM Daily P110l .....,. 10 tllN YOU ARE IN 0€FAUl T trme ot sete the apa!>tng bid ----------! 700 CMc C.01., Ottve Weal but<ness addrest 11 1t11 T 147 UNDER A OEEO OF TRUST may be teat than the total
•-~ W\nrr Santa Ana Callf0<n1e 92701 8e«:l'I County of (Jr... DATED 8•28184 UNLESS indlbled,_ due
__ ,.._ ____ ""'-'-~--,on ~ 18 1988 ., I .asp M Stale ol Clhfornca lh•I I Pl8JC "°'IC[ YOU TAKE ACTION TO u •v•labll. the u.pac:led
PAC•ICV•W
..... Al.PAM
Cemeteiy •Mortuary
C~•Cr~1orr
.)~ P..:aic v,,,,_ OY1~
~Bueti
141·2700
tF YOU 08.JECt to bull!"~ ., ebe>vt to be PROUCT Y.OUR PROP· ooenong W fMY oe
grantiog o! the'*'''°" yOO made to SERVICE EX· NOTICE Of UUY, IT MAY BE SOLO AT tetned by telling the toUow-~ .. ,,,., appear II the PRESS CRE04T CARO INC • T'llU9Tll'I IAU A PUBLIC SALE If' YOU ino ·~ _ ... on
heating and atete l'OI" 00-1 Ce1ttorn11 Corpore1tOt1 Loen No t 1 t30499.7 NEED AN EXPt.ANATIOH the di}' blfOfe the** (7 t4
JICllonl O< .... _.n.., ObfaC• Tranetaree wh<>M bul1l'laN 14592/TRIPP OF THE NATURE Of' THE '\ls-4837 Of (21)1827...e5
ltonl "'''h the coun !Mfor• llddfeu •• 1111 l!layflode Ts No re200e PROCEEDINGS AGAINST ........ flNANCIAl
lhe hMrtng Your ~-Orl\'e. Suite 207 Newporl UNtT CODE F YOU YOU SHOULD CON· CO .. ,O"ATIOM, .. Mid
ance may be"''*"°"°' by Beach County of Otange HERMES FINANCIAL TACT A LAWYER Tni. .... ., T 0 RRV1C•
yOO< lllOfRey S111e of C11ttorn1a CORPOAATION .. duly 9'>-2•83 lf'Vlnt lo\19n\18 1·2 COWANY, 191ftt, .......
IF YOU AAE A CREDITOR The ptoparty 10 be ''"'t· Pointed TruttM ul'ld4tf the Cotta Maea CA 12627 .,, V"'I J • ...,.-. .......
or • cont'"98'1t aed1tor of tarred 11 located al 1111 follo*tn9 Cleaocrol:led deed of tit • 1treet .Odreu or tent ~. •1 .....
Ille ~ .... .,. >'°" mutt fl ..... ~ Drive. Suit• 201. ti\at WILL SELL Al FIU8LIC comme>f\ ou1on11ton Of l.ewla '"· o.....-. CA
yoix davn 'lll'lh the c.oart Ot ~ ea.c:n. County ot AUCTION TO TH H•QHIST PfoPafl~ .. ~·~.no .... (111)JllMM ~ 11 to the pat90Ml 0r-.. State ot Californt1 8100CA f'OA CASH t111t ha .,_,._,ty II OIWfl u to 1t1 fAC tmll'D
r9')<...,.tlliw llPP(lll'lf9d SMJ propart' 18 ~ forms wtwcti e.e 1ewt1.t1 i.to ~-..., or c;Gf'rflCt• Pl.I 0ranoe CC*lt
the C°"'1 ..,,"""'tour"' in ..,..... • .u 11oe11 .,.. '* .., ,,,. uniteo at-) ~l Tiie banef1clarr ()ally Plfot M , 3. 10 17, "°'" the CS. °'""' • 11.0.. fl ._,,_ •"Pmenl and t or the c ur11et 1 uncletMido..do4T<uttl;br !Ni T0 144
1U11nCeotlett•• .. 1W-...O anc1 toOd,,.,.. ~ anc1 °"'''*' °' otn. c.heca• r..-notatiraacnoro.1-'t llOTJC( in 8Kt1on 700 Of IN ir1t.,,.,_. ...... .,_. the ~'90 in CMt Codi s.c,. lrt Iha Ob191tJOnt MC\lf .. ----=;;..;.;;;:;.;.;;,;;;:;.....__,;j "°" cooa of Callfvimia ,.... .... i..,.. and uon 2t2411 CP~·-"' full M ln.t'tOy, ~ IOI••• h• b I '*I
The lil'W few tq c:MllfM .. ~ ~~ ~'°" lhe lttneof .... IMI""" .cutad ancl OaWtflCI to ni. (CITAOOll a.CW.)
llot ~· prior to fOYf ot ttlM Cl9NIM _,._,.,-. ef'CI 11'11« t ~ to 1in4Ser1l9nect a """•" HOTIC TOOU'IHOANT
"'°""'9 Jtorn Iha d$ el the CfW11 ...._ .__ 81 end now llol60 by II uno.t o.cl•lllOn of o.tault end IAlllSO ~)JM!fiQ ,.,.,..notlCmd...... IPVtel Df'NA no...,-~°' tVIC t'1' ~---~· l.lWI$ USA Lt.WIS DOU YOlf MAY IJ(AMINI Ille IOCllad ill nu ieVtlde ~tr ~tt O.· *'Mita ot defalll Wld Of 1 lfliowgn fO •
1119 lllllfM br Iha Couf't fl you ~ 6lite IOT ~ actibad MGtlOft IO CIU .. tM ~· YOU ARE lllHG Sut:o
.,.. ._....!ft ........ -..al. c.nty ot Ortn09 TAU1l0" IAUC£ C ...,_to ... Aid PfOP8'1Y 9YPlAIHTiff 4AUCI i. .... ~INJ..,¥9llOlllllN••· S.-.a9'~ Tl'tPP to~ Mid~ ctelt\andandol lOWAAO ~ ., •1••11iot', • The "'* It_..,._. Coe I EH ff' IC I A .. V l!ltd NtMlltf the l#ICltlt'• OUARJMl!OO CHUCK
yPOntNllttofneylDrJlle .. ~ on or --Ml.ACUAY SAVIHOI ANO elet*t.,...,ateln<llctlf LUCAS tonor • lillli•••llor. a 0. 2ttll e1ey ot ..._, ... LOAN ASSOCIAfiON ,., ....,. Md ttf!let., IO Ott Yw .... • CM._...
wnt11" ,..... ....,. . .,,_ Thia Wll ttlrilillot 11-... Cb!'-. .. t) 1M4 • NMf._!!d ~W.4 :M_! NY9 ...... 1 m 01 1 ,_, ..,. ...... llOOca el to lacltoft et• If ttle C.. ..... NO 14,2t9207 Cf/f °'9 • ,...., -.,. N<Oat2 "" .. _..... -. ....... e ::.--::.:::--.-::-= =-101' ~ c:..: :: ='" :-=: ::: == ~ .,,.,.. ::-I 11, I ... ..I
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STARTING A NEW BUSINESS??
The Legal Department at tM
011fy Piiot Is pleased to an-
nounGe a new MfViCe now av1lt-
1ble to new buslnetMI.
W• wm now S!ARCti the
name ror yOU at no Htra charge.
and save yOU the lime and the
trip Co the Court HOUM In Sant•
Ana Then, of courte. after the
tearch it completed we will file
your flctlllou1 butlnat name
statement with tM County Clet1c.
publish once a week for four
weatta aa requJ.red by a.w and
then file your proof of publl-
eatron with tM County Clefk.
Pleas. stop by to file your
fictitious buslnesa atatemtW\t at
the Oalty P1i0t Legal Oepart-
m.nt. 330 W-1 9ay. Costa
Mesa. Cehfornte If you can not
Stop by, p ..... eaf1 UI
at (714) 842.,.321. ExtenSJOn
315 or 318 end we W111 make
arrangement• for you to handle
this pr~ure by mall
If you lhould nave any further
question•. pleaM call UI an4 we
will be more than glad to as.tat
you
Good ludnn your new t>uliMM!I
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TUESDAY, MAY 10, 1988 25 c T
New suit to hit a ·m phithe.at~r
Mesanscha lengtngFatrBoard'sEIR
for arena as tlle al tn battle over noise
~ latest acuon by Concerned
Ciuuns of Costa Mcu co~s the
same week lhe) 10 to tnal in a four-
~ar-old la~Ult the Jl'OUP filed
apjnst a mphitheater opcrat0n Ned
Wes t Inc. In that suit bcgannm1
Wedntsday. homeowners arc sttkm1
to lov.cr th<' \Olume a1 the o pen-a ir
conccn arena
18.SOO scats dft('r env1ronme'ltal
reports w ('rc pr('pared a nd v.-11hou1
public no1ice
Th<' ne"' at.lion w.u unnpccted b)
the Fair Boord which hu bttn
ncgot1a11n' a ~lllemena .... 1th (on-
ccmt.'<i C111zcns along v..11h t\Jed \\ r-st
and lhc Cit~ of( osta Mesa
\\Ould appl) 10 lhc JI ·\~r-old EIR
sinlC' 11 "-as filed IOlOrr('('tl~ 1n the
liru pl.Kc ·
Bcca uS< the ntnt"-mC"mber board
considered 1tsdf a state a~nl'Y· the
EIR wu filed "'•th thl' cram~10
R("'>(>Urc("\ .\gem' ~pt~ said.
rull·d \lmilar boards arr local aicn-
• ll'\ thu') thl· en' 1mnmC'n tal docu-
ml'ntHhould h"\ c bttn filed with lhe
•l•Unl\ Sp1>. ~•d
By PAUL ARCHJPLEY °' ................
A sroup of noise-weary Costa Mesa
homeowners will file a new lawsu11
t~y challtn1in1 the validity of 1he
env1ronmentaJ ~l lhal was sub-
m1t1ed for constru,on of the Pacific
Nation
Donald Regan comes
under fire from the Whi1e
House while more details
from his book are dis-
closed./ AS
California
Assembly Speaker Wiiiie
Brown survives another
effort to oust him with the
help of GOP leaders./ A4
Ente lnment .. Logic " ls Illogical
a In Its world
lere at South Coast
rtory./A7
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Ad and Games
Birtbs
Bullftln Board
Bu9'ness C~lfled
~omlcs
fnntertall"lment
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Opinion
PaparazzJ
"Police log
Public notices
Sports
Weather
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Seizure
of yacht
alarms
boaters
By DONALD W. SWINTON
Aueclated Pttu Wrtter
KEY WEST. Fla. -Government
seizure of an Irvine-man·11av ish S2.S
million yacht for less than a teaspoon
of manJuana has alarmed fbhcrmen
and boatcn and sparked a pct1tton
drive to siop the "Zero Tolerance ..
policy.
"What is a captain supposed to do?
Frisk the crni and stnp the passcn-
acrs?" Thom Antoszewsk1 berked
Monday as he and other charter-boat ca~_tains railed \M Coast G uard's new
po K')'. adm' , The month-old Reapn 1n~
tration policy was the topic of heated
discussion at lunch counters and
docks th~t this subtropical
island as news soread oft he tcizUft Of
the l l l-foot Ark Royal.
The Philadcph1~ ship is
owned by the Tomima Corp. and was bei• moved &om Sa~ to the Mcdatttrancan. where it to do
charter work. when it stopped in
the YUC'atan Channct fi 1 rowinc
Coast Guard documcftts cbed. tbe crew and Coes1 Guard saad.
Tom1ma pcUidcn.t Michael J. R•.w. who was not on board dunna the 1eiture. couk' not be
rad.ed at Rott• iOfl Aircraft Corp. in Irvine nor hit °'1lnie Cout homt.
The IC)OtJcM wbi~ fl~
b.aDed ~ t"Ompicte witb ~n
c:arpeu; • snmd pgno ad tllnr
IKndws. wu C'Oftrtte:aecd in inttt .. Mtioftii waeenS.awday afta a CODl
GUlltd boetct.!:f.pany buMt abou.t I 0
ft\lf'IJU9M Ind lWO llanl an I trut. can ud dtnKtdnriwer, the crew
aAd Coast 0'*11 said.
CUMdy of the Ark lt~I
turned ovu 10 U C"'10mt ~
(Plrnn w RtSIOU/A2)
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Amph11heatre c
The lawsuit against 1he Oran1e
Counl)' Fair Board contends 1hc
environmental 1mpac1 rcpon was
1mpropcrl) filed. 1hus invalidatin&
the document. $411d anome} R1chud
Sp1~.
Panel
dashes
tax for
roads
Commission decid es
ti me too s h ort to put -..... measure on OC ballot
By BOB VAN EYKEN
Of ... 0-.""' --
The Oran~ County Transpor-
tatio n Commission closed 1he door
Monda) on a campaign to push for a
half<ent sales 1ax 1 n~asc this year
T ransponat1on officials throuJh-
o u1 Cahfom1a have bttn d1scuss1ng
the 1de.a ofmcrcasmg local sales tax"
and d1rttt1ng thC' new rt'\enue lo road
and h1&hwa} improvemen1s
Bui Orange Cou nt) comm1ss1oners
decided 1here was not sufficient um~
to g.a1hcr public opinion and suppon
for a saks 1ax increase proposal this
)Car
"The schedule 1s s1mpl) 100 ugha to
allo" for public debate and public
input.'" said ( omm 1ss1on Chairman
Clance Blamer
O n a motion b) Blamer. the
commission \Otcd 4-2 10 approH a
public ou1mich program that did not
include d1scuss1ons of a sales tax
ballot measure
Bruce Nestande a former Orange
Count) supen 1sor "'ho sen cs o n lhc
stale T ransponauon Com mission.
said the count) pand had made a
mistake
He said the idea of a sales ta\
increase for 1hc benefi1 of transpor-
tation had g.aincd substantial suppon
in Orange Count). pan1cularh
among the business commun1 t}.
which has 1rad111o nally oppos<'d sales
tal 1ncrea~
"To close down tha1 option 1s
s1mpl) bad pohC) ... said Nestandc
"For the past t"'o weeks l'\e bttn
talking 10 busincn groups. and no1
(Pleue eee SALES/ A2)
The aroup con1cnds amphitheater
o fficia ls violated the Cahfom1a En-
viro nmentaJ Q uahl) Act wht-n the}
eApanded 1hc theater from 5.000 to
"lkcau~ "'t' "'ere 1n the m1odle ol
the \Clllemcn1 process 11 comes as
QUllC' a surpri\4.: ·· ~1d Fair Board
spoh..,"uman Jill Llo}d
pl\ \aid nu statute of hmllallons
l hc bo3rd lormall) lo.no"'n u thr
3~nd D1s1m t .\gncultural .\ssoc1a-
llof1 .h.lmin1'>IH\ lht• s1atc-ov. ned
lot "lrt· ta1rgrnunds v.hrn· th<"
amph11hca1cr v.;t\ built
Hov. n t•r flJ\l l tiurt dl·ns1ons ha' t'
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Charlene Turco with the Tran•ldonal Hou.a-tnc Project •tanda In front of an Irnne Co.
farmhouse on Burt Ro.d that the city may
help refarbl.ab u a ehelter for the homeleu.
Farmhouses for homeless
plan before Irvine council
8) LESLIE EARNEST
Of IM.,..,,_ twr
The lnmC' \11, Counc il "Ill talc
another lool 1on1gh1 at the poss1tul1t\
of acrepting 1 .... 0 of fiH farmhouor,e\
ofTcrcd b\ The In me Co 10 shelter
1hc cit) ·s 'homclt''>'>
The farmhou54"s. loca1cd on Bun
Road m cast In inc. were once used 10
house field "'nrkcrs and had he-en
scheduled to be: demolished.
Earlier th•'> month. 1hc council
unan1mousl} agreed 10 fC\ IC\\ the
propo'kll and to accep1 \Oluntcer
ofkr\ b~ building lr.ldl union' to
bring 1hc farmhou:st·s t"luill in lht
19 "\f)\ up to lOtk
lnine Ma\Url..an: .\~rJ n at'IJlker
ul lht· plan relommcnJt·d lhc l ll\
'>pend ..i~ mu\ h as SI 0 (J( ••to tron1 tl\c
CO\h
The d1scu\s1on at the la\I meclln~
ccnlanl largd~ around the f'\.Onom1l
fca\1b1h1~ of 1hc prOJ<'\I \omc <M11d
lhc SI 0 UOo figure "as nal\ c and that
ul'>t' "l'rC' l1ld' 10 t~alate Other\ IO~l\ll'd thJt lhl· li'>lal JlfOJC'CtlOM
"l'rl· me.rningk'" \tn\.C' rC\IOrat1on of
tht· larmhou'l' v.ould Ill· ti \Oluntrrr
rr IJl"l I
\1nlt' then lhC' larmh1 u~ haH·
hl'l n rl'-l'Uminrd :ind tht" rrn1cc1 ha'
hl·l·n fl'' ll'"ed b~ the l 11' -\report un
1h11~ lindm~' indudin~ J pmJ('("t111n
1'13, •'>1ol S1 l ~.";ti lor matcnal'I onh.
.... ,11 Ix' prl·~nit·d Ill thl· .11un,1I
tun1gh1
l..a\1 \ear lhC lll\ lllO\ldCrt'd hOU'>·
tn[! th\· honwk 'ir\ an unu~·d animal
shdter Thl' pl.in ~hllh drl'" nJ-
twn.il alll'll(111n . "'"' ult1ma1d'
"1thdra..., n
.. 11 lools prt'll~ ~lam-dunk 10 mr or
I "uuldn't tlt doint 11:· ht' \.ltd Tht
IJv. \ull "111 Oc.· fiki.l in Onngt C ount>
\upt·111.r ( uun JI noon toda\ fol-
lm1l·d b~ J I l11 pm hl"anng to ~1 a
tr1.il 1.bt·· o, 1h1~ .u:t1un ( orht'mcd ( 111zens
hl•l"'l' 111 '"' thd;11c \ht' mas1cr plan
tPlea.e eee nw / A2)
CM girl
testifies
in sex
assault
Repeat oft e nder faces
tridl on n1o lestation.
k1 dnapp1ngcharges -.....
8\1 JO,ATHA~ VOl...ZJ(E
Of_O.., .........
.\ 4 \ \t'ar-old man with a h1stor) of
!14.'\ rtlJtni utkn-.cs v.as o rdl"rcd lQ
stand tnJI \hind.a' for allcgcdl)
l1dnaprini 3nd mok,ting a 4-\ear-
old C o\13 \k\J g.1rl
\Ito J 1 J .. , rr<"lim1nan hnnng
in Hartlc.1r ~1 un1, 1p.il ( oun in "'c\\-
porl Ht,·.,,h lud~t' Franct''I Munoz
d(tl·rmincd there v.'ls suffittnt
t'' i1h nl C' l1H Creorg<" Gene
\ alJ, 'Jltntl ul < 13rdt·n ( 1ro' e to face
l h.irJ.tC'' thJl hl Jbdul ll'll and fondlro
th1• \OUO[l f.Jfl
l heg1rl ll'\\1l11d the man pulled her
1n11• h" p1clur 1rucl .i' shl' pla\ed ~
nn \ KtunJ \trr't"t "11h hC'f brother
:.and thrt'I: tm·nds fht' brothl"r \C'Sll·
lil·d hC' JUmPl·d IOIO lhC' bad. of the
trul ~ in ;in ctfon 10 \11\e his sister
ln•m hC'r :abdu11nr
I JUmfl('J on thc the bacli. on the
grl'l n l<tf hul I w3, too far awa~ ... the
q1un~'1t·r t~tllied "Bui I fell off "
\ .JIJe,pino v.a~ ordett'd to appear
n \uf)l·n,1r < uun on Ma' 20 to facn
... h.ugc' 111 \:1dn.1pp1n1 and le"d and
IJ\.c.1 \IOU' .undull Ht" remains 1n
c hJng,· < 11u1 '' l.111 1n hru of
S~oo OllO
He ""'-' arrMtC'd \1Jn.h lh hours
Jftl'I thr girl "'3" pulled into a Ford
R.t nlhcru 1ha1 ma1chcd a d~npuon
11 \ .tldl'\~1n1•' \1."h1clc
Thl· 'ounr girl "'" pulled 1n10 1
dJrl.. gn.'<'n f ord Ranlheroaboul ~ 45
Jl m oau1h01111c'> ~•d F1\C min utes
alter 1h~3llcgl•d a~1ult10n thcdn,cr
pulkd into a l'l'.trh' parlo.ing lot ~1d
[)\.•puh Dl\lnl I \ttome' Man
(Plea.ee .ee IUDPIAPPUfG/ A2)
Substitute teaching can
be demanding, rewarding
By GREG JtLERJtX °' ....... ,... ..... v.cck 1n thr~ Orange Coun1~
school d1stncts. including 1he
Hunungton Beach Cit) School
D1stn c1
I hc hcct1l '"'"ch-gears ~hro
ulc lan C'a,11\ IC'ad to maJor league
Slrt'S\ The pa\ \Cale '' 10 ..... cr
Students often pro' 1de no resJX'("t
and plcnt~ ol m1S("h1d
Huntington City
teachers prepare
for 1-day strike
Jennifer Patndt 1s a classroom
commando
Each momana. s.hc receives htr
ordcn b) phone: loatao n. ma-
'e rials nttded. duratio n of
mission. Pllnck may have only
m1nu1cs to &Jean a thumbn11I
sketch of her assip men L Sht will
JO in. d o the Job. and move on the
ncxl day to a nother location.
another ass1inment.
.. There's aJways somflh1n1 dif-
ferent ... she sa1d.
But Patrick 1s no t on a ~arch and destroy m issio n Her m m1on
is c:ducauo n.
Patock as a substitute teacher.
that raTt breed of educator en-
• t.nasLCd with bean na the educa-tional flame when fuU-u me
ceacbcn a~ $.ldt. \llCltionana or
~nt.
Substatutcs will llkdy play a rok
in 1 pcnd1q tcachcn stnke thas
The Hun11n11on Beach d1stnct
1s plannin1 a onc--cia)' v.alk-ou1
\\ cdncsmy wttb teachers from the
O ranac and Westminster d1stnc1s
over a ~lary dispute
01s1nc1 officials have said the\
-... 111 lr) to bnng in subst11u1es if
full-ume IC'achcrs stnke. Those
v.-ho choose to v.ork the s'nke v.;111
probabl) no1 be an JOOd sund1na
with f ull-,1me tcachtts.. or 01ht-r
s1nkc proponena.
In some wa)-s. a substitute·s Job
1s touJher than that of a fuU-t1me
\C'l<'hcr. T he y often hl\ICOnl} a f~
m1nutC'S 10 rc:v1cw a nd ani•n
proJ«ts 1hat ha\e bttn weels 1n
the plannina. ~> usually ha\.e
o nl) a few hours to p:t to know a
lf'OUP of students who cacti have
uniq ue nttd and. as a class. ha~
dc"elopcd a coll«t1vt pcnonalU).
Cksptte all th1., m\"t 'ub\ lo\ e
1he1r "-Orl
"I am a tealher and I lo'e
"'orkin$ v.1th ch1ldrl·n and tcach-
mi. -'ia1d Patncl "ho \U~ gradc-s
K-6 m the 'llev. pon \k...-i l nifiC'd
School 0 1s1nc1 .. ubbing 1'1 not as JOOd as fu ll-t1mC' 1~lhtng but if ..
s11ll rev.-:ird1ng The mrmorablc
ones are 1hc onc-s who \Ou rcalh
roched for that d.l\ 'ou 1hinl
tlul' ma)bt' )OU 1n1Nxtucro 1~m
to somcth1n1 d 1fTcren1 ..
uke man) l~hcts. Patn ... l
bcpn subbina in ho pt"S that \hl'
could cvt ntuall) land a full-time
pos1uo n But the market 1s t11hl
and v.htlt w v.-a1ts for tome1h1n1
to open up.. subs11tuk cach1na
kttps her 1n pract1~.
(Pl Ill I -80BSTl'IVTS/ A2)
By ROBERT BARltE R
oc -~ ..... .-..
D1sgruntlro Hunun~ll'n &-... h
lC3l hers h3\ (' ~r\ l'\1 Offi\ 1al n11t1l t"
th.111hc) 'II \l"ie a onl-\lrtlt' \\ c-Jnl''·
da) d~pllC prC\ IOU\h 3Jl"CC' nt n1\t h'
t.1\.e SUlh drUlll ll\l(ln
T,·achcf"\ \Cnt the nol1lC'\ t<' liunt
in1ton ~lh (II\ '°M:h1Xll {)1\tfh I
offi4~h follov.1n a ~\1on v.1lh a
mc:-J1a1or earlier 1oda' that ··d1dn t .,.,,
a"' v. hCTC :· sa 1d .i teac her Icade r
t eacher union p~1dcnt ( awl
"utl't'} sud lhl" elemC'nta~ ..chool
tcachcn d«tJc:od tll ~nd form:JI
notlC'C of 1ht'lf intcnll<ln\ follov.1n~
M omb) '$ ~on in v.h1cb offic&ab
allqtdl) su d 1hc' v.on't budlt on
their o ffer
The maJOtm Cit lh<' lt'llChen •ill
v.alk out d~pltt 1he po \1b1ht' that
the) 1t IOtt' a da~ 's pa' Cir fat.T ~t1flc-r
ncuons that re1)01'1edh include
d1 missal.
~wt ha\C d1sunau1~ hool~. -
"ulte\ 1d. "and thf') (di tnct of·
1il ,,.. ,, 1 ha' r pra1'-t'd us I can't belte\"t
11 l "oulJ fire: u\ for one day off "
~ h."'1l 11fficialscouldn't be reached
" mml·d1a1c comment. E.arher.
-.. 1111111off1l1.tl\ 'oted at an t'ml"~Tlq
rlln I ng. lo p;.I\ ~UtlslllUtt" tcachcl"\ > ' .. d.t\ m th~ c\tn1 of a stnu.
\u~111utn normalh cam S7S a da}. r hl H unungton Beach IC'IC'her')
H•teJ \pnl ~u to hold a J<>int stn kc
\\'"I\( -.di' -the nauonal na, ol
1hl Tt:-.tlhl-r-v.1th unha~~ teac~n
1n thl' Oran . Westminster and
\1agnoha ( \n.ih<-1ml d1stnrts_
\uln"\ \oluJ \1q.noha t('l('hcfs
l~llld l,n 1hc1r pan 1c1pat1on af\cr
Ji,tr1\I offit1als appan:n tl) pvt
gr1•\tnd 1n i 1.:ontracl d1 pute
ltur.tlllftOn Bc3Kh t~~rs ~
~._ ing a fl J'M'('l"nl pa' 1nc1 Cate It
d1,tr111 offic1ah. 'iiltd the. can't anons
mort• than a \ S J>('rt'l"nt rncreast. Tht
J1 in~t rcx"Tncd onl) a !.S Pt'ft'ml ~ ot "' "" adJusimrnt from tk stale lqi">Jatu~
(Pl1•11 wWALKOOT/A2)
Principal supported in censoring Of headline
• •
r~EA TILE (AP) -A federal roun
JU!'}' con\11c1cd a woman Monday ot tullina her hus~nd and another
9)1l\Jn b) lal'1na their fatra-Strenath
~ccdrin Wl\h cyanide in thr nation's
first tnal in a decath by product
ryf:"rf:member JUI) drhberated ~most fi\le days before returning the
rdict apinst Stella Nickell. Ont
tor held out for acquittal until the •
(i.nal vote. said the JUry foreman,
f!\urny M Andrews . .S.S.
' Mrs.. Ntck.ell. 44. of suburban
i bum. was con"tcted on rach count
faced, two of caustnJ death by
tnpcrina wtlh a product involved in
erstale commerce and three of
f(rnpcnns.: Thr first two counts could
('esuJt 1n ltfe sentences
Kmg Count) Prosecutor Norm
Malena said he would wait until after
watencioa, scheduled for June 17. to
decide whether to file state murder
c~ the "erd1ct was read by the
clert. Mrs. Nickell bo~ her head.
The charges stemmed from the
June 1986 deaths of her husband.
Bruer N1ckell, 52. and of Sue
Katht"nnt Snow. 40. also of Auburn
Both died al\er ingesting the poisoned
painkillers.
The deaths touched off a na-
11onwide tampering scarr and
Stella Nickell
prompted E'\cednn manufacturer
Bristol-M)ers ( o 10 recall its
capsuled. non-prcscnpuon med1-
cat1ons.
Seven pcoplr died 1n Chicago 1n
1982 from cyanide-laced Extra-
StrellJlh Tylenul. but tho~ draths
remain unsoh rd
John Weis~. spokesman for the
New York-based Bristol-Myers. said
the company was "grattfied by the
JUI) 's \'Crdtct. and pan1cularly as>
prt:"c:1at1"e ofthecfTons of the FBI and
othrr law enforcment authont1es.
"Product tumpcnng ts intolerable
to soc1e t) When 1t occurs every effort
must be made to 1denufy those
respon~1bk and lo bnng them to
JUS\1cc:· he said.
"We'rt very pleased tt's finally
over h was a tou&h case for the jury to
decide," said AsStst:ant U.S. Attorney
Joanne Maida. who said she would
ask for an "appropnately st"vere"
sentence She dtd not elaboratr. Ms. Maida said she hoped "tt will
be a deterrent" to future drua-
tamperers.
Dunn& the. tnal. Ms. Maida
portra)ed Mrs. Nickell as an "icy.
hard human being.'' unhappy 1n her
marriage and beset by financial
problems. and accust"d Mrs. Nickell
of poisoning her husband to collect on
his life insurance policies.
Ms Sno-w was an innOCtnt stranger
caught 1n Mrs Ntckell's scheme to
make her husband's death appear
random the proS«utor said.
But federal public defender
Thomas H1ll1er said Mrs. Nickell was
the v1ct1m of a dauahter who hed
when she said her mother had
discussed k1lltng Nickell with a drug
o"rrdosc or b:r htrtng a htt man.
SUBSTITUTE TEACHING DEMANDING •••
P'romAl
To schoolchildren. ~ubst1tute
teachers can rep~nt an open door ro ma\.hem Pat rick said children
6ften 'gteefull) a"att her arn,al
thinlong that th<"~ can get a"a' "-llh a
btt of trouble •
··oh sure. the) ti") ·· ~·d Patrick.
*'10 ts in her third ) ear of teaching
·>But usuall) ktds are prctt) "ell
prepartd. There are different degre-es
o( preparation and attention but
'8mettme~ I JUSt ha' e to put m) foot
4'J-wn ..
~. lfa vanet> ot ass1gnmrnt5 1s a plus
for subs. Pa trn:k said lt'a" 1ng children
~a d1sa<hantage
··E,en after one "'eek )Ou get
~ched.'' said Patrid, "ho said she
~~centl) finished a f1,e-..-.eek
!i.,ibstttute s11n1.
Whtie man} subs hke Patnck. hope
*
land full -tt me tealh1ng JOb~
rough subbing. others like L~nn
undas bel·ame sub .tttutc teachers
IJecaus.c the' d1dn 't ..-.ant full-11 me
eoiplo:rment
"I ltke th\.· lle\lb1ltt' :·said Dundas.
who has been a K·o sub 1n the
Newport-Me..a d1stm 1 for about one
)ear. ··11·~ a lhallenge e'er) da) and
~'CT) da) 1s different from thr
l¥C' IOUS da). \OU ne\ er kno\\ what
you're going to rnme alross ..
Dundas v.a., a full-lime teacher in
lpgle..-.oud lor fi\e ~ear\ ~fore "rC'ltr-
ing .. to raise l htldren Her children
are no" grov.n, and \Olunteer ..-.or!.
was bcgtnntng 10 seem dull
"When J first went back 10 1each-fr>J. J thought 'Wh) am I doing trus: ... she said. ··But 1t"s ~en
treat."
Dundas. v.ho works about two daH
RCr "ed .. said 1hat )oungcr children
arr easier for subs to handle and shr
addtd that "at the high school le\'el.
yQU don't get QUllC' as much respect ··
To her peers 1n the Newpon-Mcsa
ynified School District ~tella Clap-
lttr 1s kno"n as "the substitute lad\. ...
l1though her actual tttle 1s 1n1ermed1-a,te personnel dcrk
, You might l all her the genrral of
{he Newport-Mesa subs11 tu1r ~uad
~c makes the assignments
··1 haq~ hundreds and hundreds ol
deople I talk to. and I n<"' er see
{hem:· said ( lapper ..-.ho said shC'
~ceps a ltst ol about 60 !>ubs at ready. 41 JUSt gi ve them their assignments··
""Ever) morning around 5 30 am .
C}apper bcg1m her roundc, of calls for
rubst1tutes .\!though most subs are
jf
grnera.Jists b) necessny. some are
pick) and elect to "teach only English
on C\ef) utha Thursday," said
C1apper.
C'rrta1n subjects are difficult to find
an-. subs for she !Mltd.
·No one want~ to get into 1unior
high. at an:· said Clapper "At the
high S<:hool k\l.'I music subs are
iough to come b) ·· .
~nother dtsad,antage ts a lower
pa) rate. The Ne" port-Mesa district
pa)~ subs a Oat rate ofS60 per da).
and a long-term rate (anything over
11 days) ofS 75 per da), said Clapper.
Most subs are called 1n on a da)-tO-
da) basis. she s~ud
The Oat rate works out to about
$7 50 per hour. considerably less than
the hourly average of about S 17 for a
for full -ttme d1-.tm·t teacher with a
bal helor's dcgm.· and 30 hours of
poc,1-bachelor educatton. Substitute
teachers arc required to m~t the
~me m1n1mµm standards
bachelur's degree and state ccrt1fica-
1wn -as full-111nl' teat.hers
l!o..-. .. ·,cr ,ubHan earn substantial
lom'-'at pa)
Jo, ( aner manager of spec 1al
<ocn1le<o for thl· Orange Count~ De-
pMtmen1 nf Educa11on. ~aid
'>Ub\t11u11: ll'Jl hl'r' art: paid a\ much
a<, S200 per d.i' S25 per hour -to
..-.or!. during \tnke\ She ..aid local
\lhuo.11 dt\lrtl 1\ under strike \1tu-
at1l1n\ haH paid m·arl) that mulh 10
hring <tubs inlo 1hc dassroum
01 cour~ 111 a c;1rike s1tuat1on . a
rx·r\un is taking \Ome nsk.'' ( aner
notl'll ··rhnl'. hJ\ tu be some inccn-tt \ c ..
Offinal'> at the: H unt1ngton d1stnc t.
'rt•al.1ng on lOnd111on ufanon)mit).
\J1J sub'i1ttu1c ll'alhers ha 'e been
olkred S 175 per da~ to wurk dunng
thl' pending stnkl' -more than
d11uhk the d1stm l's u'iual $7 5 per da)
rail
\ubs don't like to talk about the
prn<,pet t ol scabbing for full-lime
tl'Jthers during •.trikes
'"l'\t' ne,rr had to do 11 but It
..-.ould be a hard •a1uat1on I'm glad
r'e ne,er bc.>cn 1n that s1tuat1on."
..aid Patnck
Har\'cSt Eubank<>. a K-6 substitute
tcather 1n the ~addleback Valle\
l n1f1cd School D1s1nct. said she was
approached b) one of the fou r
districts to sub duri ng the coming
strike
Eubanks turned down the offer
"You can sa) no." she said. "They
pay a lot. but I don't know if it's worth
1t ''
Before coming to Orange County.
Eubanks taught for five years m Los
Angeles. where be1na a 'classroom
commando' often had an cnurely
d1fTrrent mea ning.
"There was a lot offam1ly violence.
and a lot of child abuse. It was
nonstop. all the time. and 1t showed 1n
thc classroom.'' she said.
Eubanks is a "long-term"
substitute. rece1 vmg pnmanly ma-
ternity assignments which last for
several months. She has been teach-
ing kindergarten at Altso Elemrntary
School since October
Long-term subbtng 1s only a step
awa) from a full-time pos1t1on. which
is Eubanks' eventual goal. But for
now. being a substitute suits her JUSt
tine.
"You're never bored." she said
".\nd tomorrow 1s always a new da\,
wtth ne"' challenges "
F-or tho!><: v.ho think subbing 1s a
)Oung person·s prok\<t1on. consider
the case of Sam Emerick. a high
54.hool substitute in the lr'>tnc L1n1-
fied l)(:hool D1c;1rit t
Emenc .. k. a natt\C ol Ohio. has been
a subs11tu1e teacher tur 16 :rears
\nd that tOml'!> on the heels ora 40-
\l'Jr career as a lull-11me teacher
· ·· 1 re1tred in I •n I and mo' ed uul
here 1n 1"P2:· said Emenck. 84 who
fared his tim class 1n 1911 "I needed
something to do '>O I started being a
subs11tutc. I dtd 11 a lttlle at first. and
thl' more I did 1t the· morel ltked 11 "
High school \ludents arc more
pronl' to ..-..reak hJ' Ol on the nen t'S ol
subs. but Emem k <.aid he has been
unfa1ed
"The first few \ ear'i were a little
rough. but I've lca.rnl·d to handle 1t."
he said "The) treat me well I think
the) respect me"
A.It hough he spent most of his full-
t1mc teaching career as a chemistry
teacher. Emerick describes himself as
a generalist who ..-.111 tcach "anything
from Lalin to girl''i P E."
He said subbing keeps htm yo ung
"I think each )tar that I probabl}
won't be able to do 11 next year. but I
alwa)'S can." he said. "I think 11 keeps
me health)
"This 1s better than s1111ng 1n a
r01. king chair and growing old ...
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coastal wat•• thl• 1ttetn.>0n Ind ~ng fYtlfl( a weet to
southwest •welt ot 3 fMt. a.ar eklM win become lncreulngly
cloudy and foggy tonight.
South9rn California mountain .,. ... wltl be sunny and cleat
through Wednesday, with high• today In the mfd 60t to mfd 70s.
lows tonight In the mid 30s to mfd 40.
O.Mrts win be sunny and VfllY warm with wtnda to 25 mph IQ
the altemoon. UPJ* desert hlgh9 will be In the low SO. to low
90a, Iowa In the mid 40. to mid SO.. Low. deMf1 high• wll be In
the 909, lowt In the low 5oa to loW 609.
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NEW SUIT TO HIT AMPHITHEATER .•.
From Al
and EIR. thus rescmdmg Ned West's
lea~ at the amphttheater. Sp" said.
Llo}d said representatives of Con-
cerned Ci ttzc ns seemed inter<."sttd tn
reaching a settlement out of court
during talks last week . but she
suspected Sp"i. ..-..asn 't sat 1sfitd with
the negot1a11ons.
Karen Millar. one of the founders
of the cittzensgroup. said they still are
hopeful of negotiating a settlement.
·· \lthough tht'> nc\\ actton might
!>CL'm contrar) to that. 11's 1ust
con11nutng to pursue all our options."
M1llac said
"It's important that "'e contmuc to
attrmpt to agree on a settlement
··eut 11 ..-.ould be foolish to s11 back
on negut1a1tons and 11 would l>C'
fooh!>h to !>ti back on h11gatton
"No une uf U'i can afTord to rt.'lax
and hope th:ll fate will tnlenene for
ulo:· i.hc said.
In related action. amphitheater
attorne) and pan owner Neal Pap1ano
was going to the state Court of Appeal
toda} to seek postponement of
\\>ednesda) 's heanng. Llo}d said.
Both Pap1ano and amphitheater
manager Ste' e Redfearn face con-
tempt charges for permitting noise
l1m1t '1olat1ons that were ordrrt:'d by
a 'iupcnor Court Judge in Ma) 1987.
KIDNAPPING, MOLESTATION TRI.t\L SET ..•
From Al
~tern \<.·,cral \\omen 1n the lot
nottet'd he "as ac11ng susp1c1ousl)
and lalll•d pohcl" after he as\:ed for
d1rcct1un\ tu the nearest husp11al He
alleged!) h.>ld 1hc ..-..omrn tht• girl had
heen molntl·d.
\ ald<.'\p1no -..-.ho authoritte~ ..atd
matchl·d the kidnapper's de~rtption
-"a" Jrrcstt·d at o 20 pm on
Harbor Boulc,ard near Wilson
Street The little girl "'as 1n the front
scat. clothed and unharmed
Deput) Public Defender Hector
Chaparro dtd not call an) ~ ttne'>SC'i
dunng the prcltmtnal") hearing. but
~emcll tu 1mph through ht!> q..ie'>-
1mn1ng that the girl had perhaps
a<oked for a rid<.'
·· Dtdn 't thl'\ a.-.k for a nde 10 thC'
\tore tn the ba;i. ofh1scar." ( haparro
3\l.c-d the brothl·r.
··No. none.'' the bo) responded
\1111 1he bo~ failed to 1denttf)
\ aldl·spino "hcn Stern asked 1f hr
"a' tn thl· courtroom Valdespino.
"ho spon' a lull heard. sat qu1etl} at
thl' lkfcnst· 1abk. reading the legal
papn"orl. 1n 1heraseagains1 him. He
..-. a' drl sscd 1n a mustard-colored
Orange Count) Jail Jumpsuit and was
handcuffed to his chair
·\nord1ng to court rrcords
Valdnpino ..-..a~ conv1cttd in 197.S of
mal1uous m1sch1ef and was
sentenced to one )Ca r's probation. In
1981. he was convicted of assault with
intent 10 commit rape. He was
paroled in 1982 from Soledad state
lOrrcl·ttonal fanltt>
~ :rear later. he was arrested on
susp1c1on of lewd and lasc1 v1ous
t.onduct with a minor. but the charges
were dropped. He has also served
time for probatton v1ola1tons. drua
possessions and conspira9 to com-
mit bank robl>C'I)-. authont1cs said
SALES TAX HIKE RULED OUT .••
From Al
one of them thought the Transpor-
tatton Commission was going to shut
o:.it the option ofa sales tax increase ..
Ncstande said a sales ta' directed
10..-..ard transportation would g1"e the
count) a guaranteed income for road
future improvements. That. he said,
could help count} officials gatn better
ra11ngs on bond issues. such as those
being tloated for the proposed San
Joaquin Hills. Foothill and Eastern
transportation comdors
Belter ratings would mean lower
interest ratct. which would save
county taxpa )ers m1ll1ons of dollars.
he said
Se'cral counlles already ha'e sales
ta' 1n1t1a11 .. es schrduled tor the June
ballot and 'ieveral more are con-
templating putting meac;urcs on the
No\'embcr ballot.
It 1s tho\C' "self help" counttcs.
Nestande said. that are hkcly to be
11ven first access to revenues from
proposed statewide transponallon
bond issues
County officials sa). howevr1. that
pushing for a November vote on a
sales tax increase would short<han~
Orange Count} voters.
"If there were to be a sales tax
increase on the November ballot.
there wouldn't be time for a full set of
publtc meetings in each of the
supen 1sorial districts." said Trans-
portation Commission spokesman
Tom Fortune. "You could have a
hurry-up program. but what the
comm1ss1on vottd for was more
communication ..
The only government body which
can place a countyw1de initiative on
the clt'C"tton ballot is the Board of
Super" 1sors.
In order for the comm1ss1on to
recommend a sak tax increase ballot
measure to the county Board of
Supervisors. it ..-..ould have to obtain
the approval of Ctty councils tn c1tte1
containing a m~onty of Oran1r
Count) 's population.
!!!l'nl'\ 111 1--t ' \,\nt and the \Jlhl°'>
'"·memll\.'l dl'" "J' rut ashore. unthargrd '-.unJ,1> night fhe vessel
lUUld ht· .Jul 1111ncd J\ forfeited prop-
~~ aftt•1 <o<.'' era I hranng\ authortt1ec,
mar11uana "a' found on board last
"t'rk that triggered the pet1t1on restaurant-house ~t called lhe r··~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~; Garrison 8111.·. r
1 .A.ctuall" 11 "a" thl' <,t·11urr of the
tfnglamorou\ 'hnrnp,.-r M l\S I orra1ne
out of Kc~ "-l'\I aftt•r a 11m amount ot IA)
~~~~------------------:WALKOUT ...
•l'OIDAl
h Autre)' allegt'd the district has
ll:'(ei\'ed more mone} than prOJCClcd
'"' st.ate lottery rt'> enues
n Superintendent Diana Peters said
f~'>1ously that tcachrrs would re-
cet"e 1ncrea~ of S 1.300 to SI.SOC a
~,ar under d i~nct proposals. Sht said
'ffont1n1ton Beach teachers would
=tink ht&hcr m pa)' than the Orange
'l'ounty ave,. for days worked _,,,
"I kno" V.l' ha'e at least a couple
thou<oand signatures.'' said Sunn:y
Phelps. whose C'\-brother-10-law was
l·apta1n of the Miss Lorraine
Phelps and her hu'iband run lour
shrimp boats ··rvc told (th<" crews)
o'er and o'er and oyer again not 10
do anythin~ (to endanger the vrs~I) ··
Thal didn t help t'it-brother-1n-lav..
Oa"td Phelps. sM ~td.
News of the sc11urt'1 has outraged
people around the count!)
"We·,e been gelling calls from all
o'er In fact. I personall} got a call
from a woman in Los Angeles
compla1nin1 about the law. because
she \:ltd 11 was a stupid la..-..:· said
M1am1 Coast Guard Pct\\. Officer
uaf) Starks. "I &old her tha·1·s beside
the po1ru.:. we're Just cnfomna the law
and it's a federal law ..
"This is poltce statr stuff." said
Tina Andracke. ~ho works on the
··There are gomg to be some people
real I\ hun1ng on this. Their boats arc
their lt'd1hoods and their homes."
Shl· ..a1J
For people hke Doll)' Robem. a
harbor securit) guard. the extreme
measures of Zt'ro Tolerance -se1z-
1ng an)' vessel when any amount of
1lkgal dru1sare found-arejustified.
··1 think n's great myself. It's one
..-.a) to stop (the smuu.Jina)." she
said "There's ~muaaltnifiett. I don't
know tfthere'<, anrwhere there isn't. ..
There arc no plans to cbangt the
Zero Tolerance policy. said Wendy
~Mocker. press secretary for Trans-
ponat1on Secretary Jim Burnley. who
heads the Coast Guard.
"The messaic 1s z:cro tolerance. and
that's not Just for lhe supply side. that
for the demand side. the users." she
said. "Ccna1nly 1t will be P'inful...
(but) to send such a stons and p&Jnful
mtssaat as wha' wc,nced riaht now."
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