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Home My WebLink About1988-05-23 - Orange Coast PilotMONDAY, MAY 23, 1988 25 CENT Anti-growth sentiment declining . Survey Inds 4percentofrespondents c urrently support June ballot initiative county residents. In comma da}s. the) hope to determme euctJy who 1s behind the campl1an and combat Its effects 1n ume for the countyW1de vote on June 7. B y ROBERT HYNDMAN Of ............. Recent surveys have found weak- enm& support for the slow-growth initiative, but not enouah to worry the ballot measure's sponsors. "Even with the slippage. we're s11ll showmg a 2-t<>-I lead. Why should I Nation President Reagan sends emissary back to Panama for more talks aimed at removing ruler Manuel Antonio Noriega from • power./A4 Coast Many motorists are add- ing their opinions on the county's traffic problems when they return their freeway use question- naires./ A3 Sports James Worthy and Lakersreadytojump back into action in next round of playoffs./81 Entertainment Ousted conductor Keith Clark returns to lead the Pacific Symphony./ Al Index Advice and Games Bulletin Bo ard Business Classified Comics Entertainment Opinion Police log Public notices Sports Weather A9 A3 A6-7 8 5-7 A10 A8 A5 A3 A4, 7-8 B1-4 A2 be nervous"" wd Tom Rogers, president of C11Lzens for Sensible Growth and Traffic Control. Roaers a nd other measure backc r, are charging that deceptive and m isleading campa11n taeucs. funded by county builders and developers. ha"e caused support to erode among Fund-raising fun A survey of600 registered voters in Oranic County conducted an May - with findan&J announced Sunday - by UCI PTofessor Mark BaJdus.are found that about 54 percent of the respondents supported the measure, called the Citizens' Sensible Growth and Traffic Control ln111at1ve. About 22 per«nt oppose the measure while Spectaton cheer on the particlpanta Sunday who competed In the Swim for the Go[d Biathlon at Barbor View Romes green belt and community pool In Newport Beach. The nm 24 percent rcmam undecided That represents a sharp drop from last fall when Baldassare found that 78 percent of respoadents said Lhcy would support 1nit1at1ves in their own communities which would tie future development to traffic improve- ments. Baldassarc's 1987 survey also found. however. that while rcs1denu strongly favor growth controls. only 35 percent support a complete ban on de"clopment Most residents also bcltc"cd that slow-growth 1n1t1at1ves "'Ould not harm JObs or the housmg market But Roacrs now 1s chargJn' that 1n1t1at1vc opponents arc waamg a campaign designed to mislead the public about the effects of the in- 111au"e Rogers said he has heard repom that phone callers. who refuse to 1dcnt1f) themschei. personal!) ha'e claimed to voters that the 1n1t1at1H ~ ould raise ta \CS b) S 1.800 per person and "'ould actualh "AOrscn traffic cond1t1on) · and swim competition wu a fund-rat.er for the $1.25 million Marian Ber&eson Aquatic Center ln Corona del Mar. Safety threat of cranes in HB denied By ROBERT BARKER OftlleOlllr ......... Alleptions that the safety of motonsts is threatened by high cranes that extend at times over lanes of Pacific Coast H ighway in Huntington Beach have been denied by the manaaerofan Anaheim-based equip- ment compan} John Schuster. manager of Calt- fom1a Forkhft of Anaheim. said at no 11me have the 110-foot high cranes earned loads of lumber over the highway to construction sites on 20th and 21st streets. as claimed by a motonst "Not one toothpick of matenal has bttn moved over the street by the cranes," Schuster said. Acting Public Works Director Les Evans affirmed that no matcnaJ was ltf\ed over the highway to construc- tion projects. Newport Beach resident Rich Coberly.· who travels Pacific Coast H1ahway da1h. said he's logcd complaints "'"h Cll) offic1al'i smce Januar. about the cranes. CobCrly alleged he saw lumber being transported b) one of the cranes over the h1g.hwa) But Schuster claimed the two cranes have operated on the sides of 20th and ! I st streets. and hf\ supplies onl)' from the curb onto the site. not O\ er the street One of the cranes was dismantled and mo'ed last Wttk Schuster said because m ~ork was completed The anns - or Jibs -of the cranes do extend over streets when the ~1nds pick up. Schuster said. but that 1\ out of dcs1an (Pleue eee CR.A.POtS / A2) The) alw arc calhna themselves ··c 1t1zens for Traffic Soluuons." Rogers said a name similar to the support group ··cu1zcns for Sensible Gro~th and Traffic Control." .. The 1mpac1 1s ircatcst on t.hOK v.ho aren't informed."' Rogers said 1h1\ morn1n& "I have no reason to d1~put<" the ~urve) findings, and it ccrtatnl) doesn't surpnse me. &iveo tht: amount of money and re50urces a' a1lablc 10 their side " Rogers said 1mt1at1ve supporters (Pleue eee GROWTH/ A.2) Veterans .fighting to ·retain benefitS Fountain Valley ra lly held as show- of public support- By PAl'L ARCHIPLEY °' .. 0.., Nllt .... La~ P1stilh compared the sound of the gun tngger cltck1na into an em pl) chamberto that ofa bass drum booming a<, a marching band passes in parade It made the 1ns1de of his bod~ '1bra1e The gun harrd v.as prr-sscd apinst Pm1111·s l<"mplc -and the tnger was squeezed His c.aptors ~pcated the torture e' cl) da) for a month P1sttll1 was a pn'iOner ofv.ar 1n Vietnam. He kept h1i. stol) oftonurc and fear to himself for :!O \CU'S Now he is shanng 1t and urginJ other Vietnam veterans to do hkt'W1SC P1sulh v.as amonJ a small crowd of veterans and their fam1hcs who atte~ a ·~ute \o Amencan Patnots .. on unday at Mile Square Park m Fount.am VallC')' Con~1,ed bv members of the ~athan ROSCllhefl congres.stonaJ campatin and orpn1zed b) veterans. the c' C'nl fea tured speaJc.ers who focused on different aspccu of vet- er.ms· Ii' cs from the nttd for veteran unit) to the culture shock of comma home from "'ar. ror Pistilli the PO\\ expenencc in I%' product'd traumas he kept hu ned for t v.o decades beaux of lhC' ~mencan pubhc·s negative fcchngs about the Vietnam War and those v. ho fought there H<" remembered pledgma at a tratcmll\ in I%., where everyone v.allcd out of the room when lhC} learned he had fought rn Vietnam. "Gu~s would Sit around and set drunl and throv. up and nobod)' "'ould mo'e But the) all walked out on me. v.h1ch meant I was lower than 'omll to them ·· Pisulh said. If emplo~ers found out an appli- (Pleue eiee VBT&ltAJllS/ A.2) Democrats face uphill battle in 42nd District rnnscr' all' eon dclC'n~ and fol"C'1gn pohcv Second of two parts In Lhe June 7 pnmary Gay Kimbrough He 1denufie-d thr('t' 1s<eoucs as being at the topofhtf1ist BJ BOB VAN EYK.EN elections eight R e-Of the thrtt Democrats. the estabhshment's choi« of nn11onal concern\ health Cal"C'. defense spcnd1n1 and Ot .. Olllr,...IW '· h I publicans will fiaht at out ~ms to be Hunttnaton Beach collqc instructor Gu~ omc essn~\ Of the dozen candidates vymg for the 42nd . . • K1mbro\llh. who last month won the state Dcmocrauc .. I fa, or the creathm of an affordable and oom· Congressional D1stnct scat. m ost aarce that the candidate for . their ~rt) s nom i-Party's endorsement at its conventton in Palm Spnnas. prl'hen"' e na110nal health llrt nC'1work, .. said Kim- who capture the Democrat nomination wi ll definitely be nation, while three Democrats and one Peact and Kimbro\llh. a 24-ycar resident of Oran4C County. hrou~h the underd<>l. freedom candidate will appear on their parties' ballots said he considers himself liberal on social issues and (Pl~ eee D&llOCltAT9/AS) NB bond issue proposed to fund more open space f PassageofProp.70 would help OC parks Mesa officer rev~rses role with tickets , .. ,_ .. ttaaA/d) Mt*~ CoMt OM.Y PtlOT/ Monday, Mey 23. 1981 Strikingteachersreach agreement a, n. Auoet•* Prt.a A tentative qrcement, cndina.a I 2- day-<>ld Oranac tJnified School Di~ lncl teacher strike, was cemented Monday when district offietals prom- ised tcacber1 lhC)" would not be punished forthetr part in the walkout The accord came at about 2 30 a.m betWttn nqo11ators for the district ; and the 1,100-member Orange Uni- fied Educauon Assoc1auon. said union sl)Okeswoman Jud) Thomas. "We received a 3 percent increase for the I 987 to '88 school year and agrttd thal there would be a tran- s1uonal salary schedule imposed on July I that would 11ve the teachers an avera1e 6.1 percent increase." Thomas said. "Then 1n Fcbru•f¥ 1989, an ad- d1taonal 1.22 pettent increase will be added." she said. D1stnct officials weren't immed1- atel) available for comment on the S<'ttlemenl, scheduled for a ratifi- t:a11on ~ote by union members Wednesday Teachers had sought al 15 percent pa) raise for the cu~nt school year and a 6.3 percent raise in the 1988-89 period The district offered a 2.54 percent pay hike and a 3. 76 pcrct'nt raise for the upcomt"I school year Under the old contract, tcachcra' pay ranaed from $21.686 to $40,628. said unio n spokeswoman Roslyn Jont.1 Another prov1s1on prcvenu the Oranae County dmnct from tak1na any reprisals ap1nst the tcachen who took part in the strike that began May 12 Union leaders and representatives of the 24.500-student distnct also agreed on a fnnie benefit package and creation of a joint committee to help formulaic a nev. middle-school pol- 1c). Thomas said. VETERANS RALLY IN FOUNTAIN VALLEY ... F rom A l cant had served 1n Vietnam ... thC') figured you wC"re 10tng to go bcrstrl and l1ll everybody.'' he said. He found 1t easier to s1mpl~ It,· about where he spent his ttmC' in thC' service P1st1lh thinks ~pie's attitude" have rhangcd somewhat today ... hut only bec.ause 1t'c; fashionable."' .. Sul thef'c also fof"IOtten the problems thal are unique to thC' Vietnam vets. problems• that just staned in Korea," he said. P1st1llt 1s act1'c in numerous 'et- erans groups no"'. becau~ "the ~C'I'> nl'ed to suppon themselves. 100 ·· .. l',e been in JU'>t about CH'f) GROWTH ... P'romAl hope to 1dent1f~ the ind" 1duals v.ho are funding the campaign and o'er- comc its ad ... ersc alkcts Slow-growth advocates from neighboring (.)an Diego. San Bernardino and RI\ ers1de counties haH· volunteered 10 help about 2.000 local supponers d1.,1nbute hteraturC' 10 rnunt) voter!> the w~lend pnor to the ... ote "'I am alwaH v.omed until the vote 1sactuall> casl:· Rogers said 00But am J opt1m1st1l" I lena1nly am This 1s the last chance for the voters to sa~C' Orange Count~ · H·teram organization there 1s:· he said ... , have yet to meet one Vietnam or Korean ~eteran in my post.'" Tom Diamond. executive d1rC'ctor of Brotherhood Rath of All Veteran~ Organ11a11ons (BRA VO). agreed 'C't· crans ha'e to learn 10 "~tick togcther ·· .. The Veterans ~dm1nistrat1 on nght nov. 1Hlos1ngdoors." D1amond ~ud ··A lot of benefits are beina denied."" Diamond traverses the countl) on behalf of veterans. push1nf programs like last )Car's Nat1ona Veterans Unit) Conftrtnce in Los Angeles and leg1slat1on like HR4632. introduced b) Rep. John Rowland of Connecti- cut If passed. the bill would ensurC' the U.S government would keep all MIA.s listed until they were ac- counted for. Diamond said. Among other things, it would protect spou!>es whose incomes are cut off when the go' ernment decides an MIA 1s dead even though no bod} has been recovered. Although Barry Richard Franks" bod} came home from Vietnam in 1969, Janet Franks only feels close to her son when shC' visits the Vietnam War Memorial 1n Washington D.C She. 100. works on behalf of veterans whenever possible. she said Sunda) After her son was killed. she said she was helped in dealmg w11h his death by talking to veterans. She found she could help them. too .. I do a lot of counseling when J can."' Frank~ said .. So man) bo)S tame back v.1th ~o much gu1h " .. The onl) wa) to honor 1ho)e "'ho aren't here anymore 1s to help the h~ing. ·Tm just sorry 1here aren"t more people here toda} " Rosenberg said the small turnout v.as ind1ca11 ve of the tack of interest in veterans· a1Ta1rs. ··Being a veteran 1s not the b1e 1'isuc 11 should be.'' said Rosenberg. himself a ~e1eran of the U.S Navy .. The government has to recognize 11 has a special relationship with those who served.'" Rosenberg said half of the coun- 11) ·s homeless are Vietnam veterans or the families of veterans. "It's unacceptable.'' he said. "Those are issues we have to look at and talk about." Sunday's ··Salute" was tarnished earlier in the week when some veterans complained about Jts lie-in to Rosenberg's candidacy in the 40th Congressional D1stnct GOP primary John Coman.judge advocate of the California Amencan Legion. sent a letter lo Roscnbef"I hcadquaners warning the American Legion 1s prohibited from participating in par- tisan poht1cs and demanding that any reference 10 the group be excluded 'rom future advenasemenls. The Rosenberg campaign com- pl ied with the request BOND ISSUE PROPOSED FOR PARKS ... From A l issue for s-I m1lhun lur land acqu1'>1l1on and park 1mpro,emen1s That propos1t1on received a 61 5 percent favorabk \Ole. again ta1 1tng to rClCl\ed the required 66 percent Proponents that )Car v.arned the bond 1\suc Y.ould be lhe l 11\ ·., last opponun1t~ tu pre<oer\e \lgn1ficant open ~pace \Iles "'11net> percent of the S7 I m1lhon v.ould ha'e gone IO bu) I '4 acres in nine ~1tes spread throughoul thC' cit) v.11h the balance targeted for de' elop- ing e'1\t1ng par~ ~11es But opponent\ 1n those prC'-Prop- os1t1on 1 l da'sargued that 1flhC' bond measure passed. the 8 8 cents it was expected to add to the tax rate would b<." 1ntolcrablc on top of galloping increases 10 assessed valuations. Oppc.1ents also af"lued the Cit) would be faced with the ongoing C:\pense of maintaining m ncwl) acquired propen) fumtr said voter S(nt1ment ma) ha'e changed since 1977. and he belte,es such a bond could pass. ··-we constant!) ha"e requests for add111onal open space. but wc don't ha'c the mone) to bu) 11." said Turner · I 1hough1maybe1t was lime for another bond issue·· .\ccord1ng to a repon b)' lhe Parks. Beaches and Recreation Dcpanment. there are a number of locations in Ne"Np<>n Beach suitable for open space Among those listed are por- tions of Buck Gull) and Castaways and environmentally sensJllve areas 1n Westba>. Banning and Scmeniak Slough Some of the areas proposed for open space are pan1ally developed, and most would require some son of cooperative arrangement w11h a pn- vate landowner. The Cit) Council has unul Aug. 8 to place tht' issue on 1h~ No"C'mbcr ballot MEASURE WILL ENSURE OPEN SPACE ... F rom Al to complele the parl.. • 1 he Laguna ( 1reenbeh. cons1st- 1ng of I ~.000 acres of coastal mou11- ta1n<, and can)ons \Urrounding 1he u1:r uf Laguna Beach The bond would prO\lde SIO m1lhon. needed because much o l lhe land 1s pn~atel) o"' ned and targeted for de" elopment • The In int' Open Space which retain\ a scenic art>a in the midst of the lit" tha1 wuuld include a trail for h1l..111g. b1l..ing and horseback nd1ng. The hond v.ould provide S4 million for the trail and surrounding areas A.dd1t1onal funding controlled b) the stale would alc;o be a'a1lable to Orange ( oast ut1es. man) of which are des1gnate<l tu rece1,e "ary1ng amount\ of mone~ for open-space projects Meral ')aid Director of a non-profit su11ew1de alliance of con sen at1on1sts, Meral said he 1s lOnlidl'nl the mC'asure will gain lhe netes~r~ \Otes 1n June No bond mea<;urcs have bet'.n turned dov.n b) 'oters since 1986. he said. and the oppos1t1on 10 Prop- os111on 70 is largel' \tlent ··we have oppos1t1on.'' Meral said. ·· .\hhough I don·1 know of a single group against 11 in Oranf.C Count). I'm sure thC'y're out there. · The state Farm Bureau and Gov George Deukme1ian oppose Prop- 0~1t1on 70. but Meral said those arc 1rad111onal stances. He said groups v.11h10 the governor"s adm1n1strallon including the state Parks Com- m1ss1on. suppon the measure But he admits he was surpnsed al the overwhelming suppon the elTort received. and from the vanet) of sources. More than 58.000 suppon1ng <;1g- natures were gathered in Orange Count). out of a statC'w1de total of 735.000. he said .. Most people are scns1t1,c to preserving wildlife." Meral said 00Who can ~01e ·no· on Bambi" .. The group's logo 1s a large 70 Y.1th IY.O deer. Developers support the group - v.h1ch has enlisted help from Amigo'> de Bolsa Chica and the Laguna C onservanc) -because 11 pro' 1de'l mone' for the conservat1on1s1s to bu' the propcn). rather than forong the landholders tOJUSt g1'e 11 up '"The developers see the need for open space. but w11h 1h1s we 1..an pa) for 11 rather than hcg for 11."' said Lorraine Faber. a member ol ~m1gos de Bolsa Chica. The In ine Co. Y..h1ch own!> aboul one-se...,enth of the land 111 Orange Count). suppons the measure, along v.11h sc"'eral building companies The Cll) councils of Fountain Vallq and Laguna Beach endorsed the 1n111at1ve. while the admin1s- trat1\'c ~1aff at Newpon Beach has rec.:ommended the endorsement In 1ne is proh1b1ted from supporting <.uch moves. but Mayor Larry Agran has endorsed 11 . Supervisor Hamett Wieder. s1att> 5<-n Manan Bergeson and Laguna Beach Mayor Pro Tern Dan Kenny also have pledged their suppon. :v1eral said - CRANES ... From Al $4 .8M Lo tto jackpot untouched The process 1s called weather- vanina. In times of moderate to heavy winds. a brake 1s removed and the arms of the crane move with the wmd to reach a natural resting place, Schuster said. SA( R.\ME"HO ( .\P) -Nobod)' won the S4.8 m1lhon jackpot 1n tht" Cahforn1a Lottery's twice-weekly .. Lotto 6-49 .. pme. settlnJ the stage for a SQ m1lhon top prize an the next drawma. officials said Sunday Sta•e players failed to correctly iuess alJ six numbers in Saturday's drawina. but five people picked five riaht and also selected the bonus number to win sttond pnzes of S2SS,807 each, said LotteT) spok~ man David Hall. The winn1na numbers wt:tt: 36. 37. 1•. 42, 28. 2S and lhe bonus number =E llily Pilat l&AIMOFFICE .,._ .. y ii C-a -CA. ..--!lo• tWO c;.ra ,,.._ Clo t16H "'as 17 The numben weH· chosen b) Lotto machine dunng a telcv1S1on broadcast onainating 1n Sacramento. The elusive jackpot totalled $4.8 I 6.604. Hall \atd Five of lhe six w1nn1ng numbers WlthOUI the bonus W('f(' picked by 13 1 playen. eamina them a pnze of S.S.069. he said A pnze ofS 70 went to 8.S5S players who picked four numbcn. Pri1es of S5 will so to the 181 . 76 7 players who corTCCtly auened thrtt numben. If the brakes were set 1n windy cond1t1ons. he said. the crane would be unable to lurn and could suSllil\ damaac. Under extreme condicions. the cranes could collapse. The practice of wcather-vanina is recommended by federal 1u1dehnes and the manufacturer. he said. ··1 can see why it's a disquieting thou&ht (to sec the arms of the~ overF\ead). Schuster said ... But in flCt. it's very common ind very ufe ... ~ .. 0 HFJlfJIH d Clet'-'f..t • .,.. M' '1;1' -....n & 96100• 14, •lt• Jastcall (142-6086 Mond9f ._, • '°" .. ....... '/Oii,......, ~30p"I allWIDr•' p .. ..... .,... ClllOJ' .. ....... YOLl1.NO. Mil .. Whit do you bke about •be Daily PtJot? What don't you like? 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From Point Conception to the Mexican Border -In,_ coastal water• Light variable wind• tornghl and Tuesday morning. becoming wHt to touthwetl 10 to 16 '"' with 2-foott NU In the afternoon Wesl to southW9st awell 3 t .. t Night and morning low clouds through Tuesday with only partial afternoon oleattng Outer coa1tal waters Small craft advlaory from Point Conception to Santa Rosa Island. Northwnt wlnd1 25 to 30 knots with 6 loot seas through Tuesday South of Santa Rosa Island west to northwest winds 15 to 20 knoll with• loot Mas Northwest swell 7 feet Night and morning low clouds through Tuesday with only partial afternoon clearing. U.S. Temps. """'""'" II 90 Calif. Temps. ... ._ llMcl\ ... 11 Extended HI " .............. 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Fla (A Pl -Six \1irec k1's screams for help. sailors 3:Ccuscd in the drowning of a Family members say 1hey were 1old recruit in a training course face a M1red..1's death was an accident. and pubhc hearin& this week as Nav) Nav> records in Washington 101t1ally officials denied charges b> the man's a11nbuted his death to natural causes. famil) that the) were 'low to in-He was in an air-sea rescue training 'esllgate his death course at 1he Pensacola Naval Air nculum changes. The school could reopen June 15 1f the changes are approved b) St.'n1or Nav} official\ 1n Washington. Airman Recruit Lee Marecki. IQ. of Station. Appleton. Wis .. died March 2 af\er The Navy RescueSw1mmerSchool instructorsallegedl) dragged him into has been closed since his death. and a pool against h1~ Y..Jll and held his fi~e instructors were charged w11h head under water af\er he failed a 1n' oluntal) manslaughter and con- rcscuc dnll. <,p1raq to commit battery. Their Other recruit~ rcponedly were told commandtn~ officer was charged 10 turn theirbacb 10 the pool and sing with derchc11on of dut) A.II or pan ofa heanng 1entall,cl) scheduled for Wednesday o n charges against the commanding officer and pelt) officers will be open to the public. officials sa) .. We never ha'e had an) desire to keep 1h1s 1hingqu1e1:· said Vice >\dm N .R Thunman ch1efofna,alcdut:a- t1on and training .. The Star-Spangled BannC'r .. as loud-"la') and Coast Guard officials I) as the) lOuld to drov.n out ~ere to meet toda} lo re' 1ew cur- But LL Lee Saunders. a public a1Ta1rs officer. said ponions of the hearing might be closed for legal reasons MESA OFFICER REVERSES ROLES ... F rom Al k.ent staned 1n 196 7 as an assistant hnc worker. assembling door panels at a plant in Los Angeles He was 18 mJrrted thefotherofahabdimandlookingforawa' tonH•'l up Hc"'anLedtohJ\(:h1<>fam11\ 1nahou.,l·ti' thr 11mt• ht' \on '"'a' .i"'arc ol h1<, surrnund1ng lab Meanv.hdr he \ldrteJ taking night clas~s at Rio Hondo < olkge 10 hnoml .i quallt~ control engrncer <.)uallt) rnntrol runs in the Kt>nt fam1h lt"<:rgcanl°'> ~1slerc; followed \.'. hl'n the Lm \ngele' plant folde<l. l\.ent wa' ot1creJ anothl·r promotion The onl} rub was he ~uuld ha'e to nw' l' 10 the Midwest Ha' 1ngspent thl' first 12 ~car<, ofh1s life 1n Detroit Kent wa' not eagl·r to n-turn to the cold "Cather and turned 1hc offrr down Instead. he mo' ed 1n10 a C hr-.slcr management po~ll1un 1n a small test fanltt) 1n Santa Fe \pnngs In the meantime. he had 1aken up molocrns'> raung lk got hooked 1n 1971. ~"hen a friend in"1tcd him 10 go moloH ~cle nding 1n thl' dl·<,en l\.cnt !.tanl·d racing on the ama1cur circuit and rTlO' cd up to the pros" hen he accumulated enough point'\ In qu.tltf} him for a profl•s,1onarc; license B) that lime, Kent had \pent 81/i years at Chr~slcr Bui after all tho!>C }Car~. the JOb jUSt wasn"t challenging and the chance for promotwn on the West Coa'lt v.as shm \<temonc' of the t1lke1 v.nting officer of h1-. 'outh tugged at Kcnl •· 1wanted10 do somc1 h1ng where I would ha' e -;ome ~rt of impart I v.anted tu help the pubhc and 11 sounds ('Orn). but I v.an1ed to fight c nme That son of stutT. .. Kent said. ••• So he began looking around Anaheim and { osta Mesa were both doing barkground checks on him but C o\ta Mesa beat 1he other Cit) in a JOb offer !king a police officer meant g1~ 1ng up prufe'\\1onal mntoaoss. there jUSt wasn·t the time to train Just before rctinn~ from his professional career 1'en1 managed one last achievement: He brokC' h1-; collarbone 1n three places But Ken I was determined to go to the police academ) at (Jolden West College. In spate of a doctor"s warning 10 v.a1t until he was complC'tely healed. Kent went ahead. h1d1ng 1n the middle of the pack so dnll instructor' Y..ouldn·i spol him. pic k on him or make him to do penalt~ pu!.h-up). When he did cahsthent1cs or man1al am exercises. he ~ould favor one arm. And when he got homl' at night he had to wear a shna and a brace. Kent moved through patrol. through the detective bureau and through the traffic d1v1s1on before be<·oming a .,ergeanl six )Cars ago. Now he 1s second in hne to become a lieutenant The promotion could come as soon as this \um mer. These days Kent ndes his police motorcycle to wortc from the Huntington Beach home he shares with his wile and three sons. And he sull races about three 11mes a month. keeping in shape for the Pohce Olympics. Kent is something ofa legend m his own d1vmon for ht\ motocross achievements. He has taken 37 medals - 24 gold -1n 14 poli~ games Kent also has 1u1dcd his nine motorcycle officers to first-place honors in countyw1de compet1t1on The '>cr1cant look ind1v1dual honors m that. And the Anaheim officer who proved to be a role model for a lcen-aae boy who loved motorcycles., KC'nt has tned unsuccessfully to find the man. but the officer apparently has retired and moved away. Perfect Traveling Companions Spring '88 • Orang9 (:()alt DAJLY PILOT/Monday, May 23, 1988 * AS ............................................................................................................................. Debate on county slow-growth issue planned for UCI Survey to pinp".lint highway needs The mcnts ofOranae Coun•y's propoted slow· ar<>wth m1t1auvc wall be debited Tuetday at the Social Science L«turc Hall on the UCI campus. Tom Rog.en. co-founder of C1t11ens for Sensible Growth and T raffic ConLrOI, and Dr Gcorac Reisman, P.rofessor of economics a t Pep- perdine College, wall speak on the issue at the 7:30 pm. event. Jim Cooper of KOCE-TV wall moderate the debate, which 1s titled .. lmphcat1ons of Growth lnit1a11 vcs" wath a focus on Oranae County and the June 7 ballot measure. Career day slated Thou~nds of Orange County h11h ~hoot and college students art expected to attend Tuesday's ninth annual Career Awareness Day for the Handicapped Tuesday from 9 a.m. to noon at the Anaheim Convenuon Center. Adm1ss1on 1s free but parking f~ arc $4 for cars and S8 for bu~s Call Caryl Miller at 966-4126 for deta1h County future viewed BJ l.A.NCE IGNON °' .. __,,..._ Issac Collins says the only people who JJVc ham any problems are tome of the auys who dnvc b1a BM~s and Mcrcedes- Benzes. They're more likely to brttie naht past him . W1ndows rolled Uaht. eyes on the road. Otherwise, JUSl about every motonst stops and aJadly acttpts one of the q uest1onna1rcs he hands out on freeway on ramps an Oranic County. "ff you smile and be real rcccpuve . a lot of them will "op." the 5-nt.a Ana resjdcnt said. st.andana at the end of the Jeffrey Road on ramp to the southbound San Diego Freewa~ Of course, some ~ople don't quite know what to make of the forms Some ask 1f it's a lo11ery ttckel Othe~ .. The) ask. ~is this a lO Upon for a ~tll pack.,." said (olltn\ dressed 1n a bnght orange helmet and vc<1t Whtie the quest1onna1res 1ha1 Collins and aboul 35 01hcrs are d1stnbu11ng throughout 1he count) ma) not he a 11cket to riches. or e'en a cold brew traffic planners hope the) "'" g1H' 1hem prt'Ct!".t'. data to help dc'>1gn three propo-.cd free wa\S v.hteh ma' he a misnomer sincc the thought no" 1s 10 mal..e them 1011 road., In wme r~~. respondt-ntl have tn· eluded thc:ir opinion' of what that actton ~hould be ·· )Ou ~oplc a~ pass1n1 out w"Qnhlen. 11mc<onsum1n1 c-ostl}' eneray-wasuna qunt1onna1rc~ \\ h) don't )OU act ofTyour duff\ and build ~me (frt'ewar»." wrote one d1sgruntlt'd motonst .._nuther pul 11 more blunll) 11 that's p<.>'>~tble ·Just build the damn .-orndor But not all "'Tltlt"n re)pon\e\ art' in tavo1 ot lht• lOmdor\ Rct1d m' l•P'> "'••IC' ano1hn ~o 1011 road II funding t(l>t"\ d\ plctnnrd wrndor •IHl\lrUl t1on "'ould hegin on •ht· San Joc.14u1n Htll\ Tr.rn\pona11nn ( omdor b' thC' ('OJ ot I'll(\) rhc road Y>ould lint.. the S.:1n I >1t·go Fr<.'C'"-a' JI ~n Juan ( ap1s1rano \\1th lht• ( or11na JC'I \far F rC't'"-3\ ( 1ruundh11:a~tng on tht· olher two IS !>l hl·dult:d for I tJlf1, fhC'\ include the E:.J\lL'rr 1 rdn'>puna11un C orndor hnk1na tht Rt\l"f\tdt I •et""d' near C..n psum < ..i 11' on " 11 I' 1 ht' "i.rn ta .\ na F reewa' near Jamhort'L" R1i.:1d 1 ht· Fno1h1ll Transpor- 1alH>rt ( orr 1dc.11 1ht longt''>l of tht' th~ " 1ulJ, unnn I lhl' laSlt"rn ( omdor 10 the \ar I >it·~· 1 f rn·" a' '>uuth ot \an C'lt'mtnte r ht l''>ltm.ilt•J ..... ,tor all three'. amount\ to $1 ' h11l1u11 ~~ pert·t'nt of which t~ supro">t.'d to l"mt· Imm de .. eloper fees "Orange ( ounty Tomorrow: It's Your Choice" 1!> the 'ubJCC:t of a luncheon d1scuss1on Tuesda) at 11 10 am at 1he Red Lion Inn in Costa mesa Panelists will discuss the ram1ficat1ons of Orange ( ount~ ·~growth-control in111a1tve froin the federal, state and regional perspec11 .. es Call Diane Pntchcll a1 241 1700. e~t. ~05, for more 1nfor- mat1on The \Ur' c' " he1ng conduucd b~ Wilbur <;m11h .\\'iOl1ates from ( onnect1 cut. "hich has done s1m1lar studH.''> throughout the coun1r. The com pan) '4J\ h1rC'd b' the Tro.n,ponatwn < orndor .\gt·nc IC'> The one-page lorm pustagl' 1nduded asl..s eigh t quest1onH.ll"\1gned to gt' e traflic anal\\I\ an idea "ht're all tho~ lars and truc(s are from and" here the' arc going Do9\t ..... ,.._"'We,,_ A worker prepares to hand out survey. at an on ramp to the San Diego Freeway . T h1 'u' '\'\ \ ondudr~ on Ma \ 26 and "'111 ha' c: Wt luJt•d SCI monttonng points at '•.truiu, lrt't'"'J' Jllt.'>'> potnh Hut 1 ttrclln Jc)('\0 I OC't'd to wail for the rnull\ .,.,huh "on 1 h<" aqulable for about Jn11lhl'I lour munlh\ to ll·ll him Orang<' ' <•ullt\ '' "nn· dn·p tn car. Quake semlnar ln LB .\rmcd "'''h th1'> 1ntormatton. de<,1gnef\ c;hould he.· able to figure out the number ot lane'> to build and "'here 10 erect acce<,s ramps. '><ltd Bob "Torello transpona11nn lft'ilted ii . p1uurt' ot "hal tht· lounl\ \ luturl· traITil plans m1gh1 loo!.. lt l..t• lhl'ft'"• nu '>Ub\t1tu1e tor going out and J\ktnl!( thr Jlluplc "'ho u<..c.' 1hr road' LllUnll\ 1111 nltllt th.in : jll•t\l nt ll· 'f><•nJC'J liul \lnu· lhl' 'IJr\t"' ~l!-Jll tn Or.:1ngc < uunt' on \pril ~4 \• jll'rttnt hJ l mc.1ileJ 1n ti tr t11rm' -.J1J \u-..in \1.1rtl'L .. pol..t''"' 1>t11an '"' I ht' , .. rr 1d111 .igt·nl ll'\ l 'l nt'H'I .,CTn 1ratlic ltll(' this he ..aid ·" 11~ "-Jtt ht·J .1 non·\lnp stn:-:im of Htl•dl' tl11v. do.,.n 1he \an D1cgo Fr~· The Jewish <. ommun11\ <.enter of South Orange Count) "111 sponSor an eanhquakc preparedness seminar Wendesda) at 7 30 pm. at the center. 298 Broadwa). Laguna Reach S) stems anal) '>I lor ~ii bur Smith •• T ht' rl•a\on '-"l' fl' dtllng lhl\ I\ ht•l JU~· ''t· rl· gl'll1ng real-"orld da1a · Tordlo \Jtd "It 1hrre .,.3., J txtter "-J'. 10 Jv 11 Al0 J Jo II · '-"t".rt j!.l'lltnl! hal!' Jnd "JJ!' Jnd haJ!' hJt k in . ~h~· \.did I OL"' t' '4 .1nl! lilt'' " J \urt the' 'i: Kot problem' n Houston Jnd < 'ltliigo hul 11 kti. up 1J1.. .. a .. 1onalh ··I h" •~ ton\tani · ~ htll' romputcr models have alread' In \1mll.:1r \unr~' 1n other p.:1n' •>I thC' "Jnl Jt 11un Ri ch Dewberry, battalion chief of the Laguna Beach Fire Depanment. will provide ltfe-sav1ng 1nforma11on for use tn the e .. ent of a maJOr trt'mor The nen1 1s lree and details are a' a1lable at 497 2070 Boat seized in Northern California under zero tolerance Rabies cllnlc In Mesa .\LAME:D.\ !.\Pl-The 50-foot lishtnK tw)at "111.holt.-"-1arn· has become the first 'esscl ~ired 1n '\onhcm ( altforn1a under the t · ~ go' ernmt·nt''i so-called "zero toleranu•· drug-figh11ng program < Hfaer ( aroltne Feldman J eldman c,J1d 1hrn· ulhcr hoa: ·~:l/urt·\ h.i\l' tx·<.'n ntJdt• In< .ihlnrn1a unlkl thl· /l'ro I krJOlt' roltt \ v. hit h Jlln"\ ll"lkr.tl agt·n, 1l'\ 111 '4..·11t pr rpl"n' 1n thl hJttk J~Jlfi~I Jru~ l h•>'>t' \\<.'rl· made 11lhhort• nl \Jn I >it"!!" 1r \<>ulh~ rn c .i 11< mid -.hl Jddl·d I hl tl-1.-i• "'J' 1urnt·d o'er to l \ ( ustoms Jgrn1, Jtt \unJa, A lo"-cost. ant1-rab1es \acc1na11on cltntc for dogs" 111 be held Wednesda) at 7 p m on the Orangt' Count}' Fairground!> 1n Costa Mesa feldrn.10 ..a1J tht• manJu.:1n.:1 \\J\ "an plain '1c" on thr ded. ol lhl' p1IP1 hou-.c ·• 1 h mar 1 n Oc.1ard "'ho &J'e ht) name 11nh .i' ~IC'\C' ,,ud he Inc\ on the boat and fi,hn up Jnd do" n thC' coa'it Count) vc1cnnanans are pro' 1ding the sen-ice at a cost of SJ per dog Call 52 l-fflRO tor funher tnform•Hlon. The ~>at "as tal..en over b\ the crtw of a ( oas1 (,uard .. esscl from San Francisco about~ pm 'iunda\ at1er the d1sco'ef) of a ··101nt'' "'onh of man1uana." s.a1d Pett) Tht• boal "-•lh J man and '-"oman .ihuard "a' ..e11ed three mile\ oil "ian Leandro ahout I 5 mill''> \outheac.1 ol "ian I rJnt t!>lu after the ( 11a'>I (Juard hoarded tu mal..e a rnu11nl' 1.akt' ht'lk I ndl·r thl' program l>"na' u ! tlw '\1 oil \IJrll' tuuld lo-.t' lht•tr ornDCn' He--..aid lhe < oa~t C1uard and ( U\tom~ tillit IJI' "ha' c: gol lhC'IT 1oh to du The\ l"l" l11unu1u" anJ the:' re not g" 1ng u<. a hard ltnlL' FeldmJn ..aid uo atrl'\I\ "'C're mJde Home sale semlnar People interested 1n learning abou1 selling their homes b) themselves are 1n' lled 10 a free seminar Wednesda}' at the Newponer Reson. 1107 Jam- boree Road. Newpon Beach. DEMOCRATS FACE UPHILL BATTLE IN 42nd DISTRICT ... From Al The 7 p.m program is free but. because seating ts ltm1ted. rcsen.auons are ad .. 1sed Call 740-16::!6 for add1t1onal information The >\I OS ep1dem1r is anothN area that de~r' t'' 1ncreaM'd nauunal a11en11on Kimbrough ~rd •• 1 "ould 'uppon increased funding lnr rt'..carch Jnd C''>pcctalh for educauon:· he said "I thin!.. 11's the lattn arl'a 14hcre .,..c:·,e reall' fallen d<Wn .. Democrats to meet Democrats 1n I.he 69th A~o;cmbl\ D1stn'1 -will meet Wcdnesda) al 8.30 pm at Progr~sst"e Sa\lngs and Loan, 19900 Beach Blvd Huntington Bea1:h pnor to the meeting of the Democratic Club of~ est Orange Counl) ._II Democrats 1n the d1s1nc1 are '"' 11ed Call 894-2608 af\er 6 pm for more information. In the defc:n\e hudget. Kimbrough ~•d ht' linor<, \taltng hadt '>umc: ot thl' h1g-11ckc1 11em'> .l\ a "'J' In rrduung \pending "One thing I'd loot.. al t'i rntc; 1n SDI (\tar~ ar'' · hl' Yid ·:.ilthough I .,.ould not l1kt• 10 '>t'C' 11 cndt•d ent1reh 3\ long as 1h1: "'°' 1t'I'\ are '>pt>nd1ng ~'eral b1ll111n a 'ear on c;tra1eg1t dden!>l' ·· The ~1ealth bomber." h1ch camt"S a prt•t tag ofS40 m1ll1on and 1hr Tndent II D-~ missile \\\ll'm are otht·r ttems ~1mbrough ..aid ht' "'ould ltkt' to sci: ddaH·d Joint program in Irvlne On the other hJnd, Kimbrough said he fa, ors lhl' Lrcalwn of .1 ti1N1-.,h1p "la\\ a goal "htth 1he Reag;in adm1n1\lrutH>n has abandont'd Kimbrough 4.! "as born in "ev.pon K 1 ano gre" up there and in Qumq Mass He holds hdl helor'c. and mastl'f\ degrees 1n htstof! from Cal State Lnng Beach and nu"' tt'alhl') poh11cal ~1ence at Ml San Jaunto Collegl' Ht· 1\ dt' om:d and hac. a 10-,C'ar-old daughter The ln-tne Senior Services Program and the Anh nus Foundation will sponsor a scm1naren111led "Joint Efforts," beginning Wednesda) and running throuah Jul) 17 at the (rv1ne Senior \enter. ) Sandburg Wa) The class size 1s ltm1tcd to the first 20 registrants and adults of all ages with anhntts problems are welcome. Call 733-1055 for addittonal 1nforma11on Ada Unruh .\da Unruh. another Dt:mlx ra1 lall' hrr\Clf a fil,(al and monetar. reformer .\<o might be C\pected her platlorm 1<. "'~.'ghted hea' ii> 1ov.ard "'hat 'ihe call!> "pocketbook t'i'iues Monday, May 23 Founder and pre'itdent of the Committee to Balance the Bud&ct "Ith fair Tautton. l lnruh haHalkd fora flat income ta:\ rntc of 10 percent ~1 th no i;peual interest deductions Like some ol her Repubhcan counterpan<i. l nruh said she fo, ors n.-ducing the nation's delen<it· <ipend1ng burdt"n by requmng that prosperous all1cc; '>Ulh as Japao and West Gerrnan) pav for the m1htaf) prott·ct1on the) rece1"e from the L1.S • 6· 30 p. m Costa Mesa Plannina Commission, council chambers. 77 Fair Dnve. • 7 p m ffatlDgtoa Beacll City Coancll, council chambers. 2000 Main St Tuesday, May 24 ··\.\e're spend1n1 o-.erSl00 b1lhon a )Car 10 delend N .\TO and Japan;· she said. ">\bout 30 percent of our na11ona l budaet goes to defense. Meanwhile. Japan spends I percent of its bud~t on defense. That's one rt'ason 1hc:-'re flounshing 1n the global market and we are not .. No mecunas scheduled She said she oppostS huge expenditure\ on foreign Woman allegedly stabbed by her son is out of danger By JONAmAN VOLR.E OI ... 0.-, ,._ 9'..it A woman who was repeatedly stabbed dunna a domestic araument ts out of danscr in the in~n~e ~re unit at Fount.am Valley RCSJonal Hospital while her I 8·yea.r~ld 1s an custody for the cnme at Oranac County Jatl. · Martha Nelson. 38. was found in a pool of blood in the bedroom of the Fi>untain Valley home she aharcs with her busbend and ton. John Nelson. AuthontJeSsaid it was John ~elton who called offic:en on the 9 t I emeraeocy ltne and said. "1 stabbed my mother." Pohc:e said the stabb\na came after an araument bctMien the mother and son, bu• would not dabota.~. Manha Ndt0n was UtitiaUy in cntical Condition after u.adcrloina em~ SWJCrY at fo1.&nLlia Val- ley Rqioftal Hosotial, but a doctor theft today SI.id W WU .. dotna fine and out of danatt ... Juan Carlos Abu.no, lj, and J~ Tona Nunn were booked into Oranarc Coun\) Jail and a l ~)'Cllr old wu booked nto Ju~nilr Hall. trOlllltal:a Valley PoUcie •llltd • PUP of area liquor StOfCI ova the wukcnd to~ fOf AhoSM al)qfdly Kll1n1 akohol 1llql'9 ly to mi*°'1. ln all. 21 pcoC* -indudu~t dctb and o..._n -wert cited lbftbc ~violation. Potitt wrow.lk ciwioa afttt ICftdi • 1 1~ ~-old up6orer XOUI into UqoOr acxea If t~ ~ btbind thr c:oaw asted rcw identafiaau.on. the t«~"'91d ldmia be wa1 not ~ tft9'111'_.to bu beet. Of the uora John Nebon was booked into the Ora.n,r County Jail on suspicion of attempted m urder, authonues said. He was bc1na held on S2SO.OOO b11I and wu tcbcdulcd 10 be arrat&Ded Tunday in West Mun1c1pal Court tn Westminster. The st.abbina shocktd ne1ahbors of the Nelsons. who dncnbed the r.mily u an ''Oz:zle and Hamett fam.ily ... Ptttr NcllOft. Unha's husband. was unavailable for comment iovutiJakd. 2l of 26 asked (Of idcntifica.t.ioo. oolatt said The d!1Pt" tacmmecf &om pett'r\U ' C'Otn-olaiftb that tbcir d:tildtto were abk to bu)· b«rCMily. 0... ..... A marooo 1979 ~ro&et Malibu u okn ovu the~ fivm ·~ l IOObkd of PaularinoA~ • • • A wocnae ~ lk>k t ruors from Scan' Soulb C PW.a SIOfe &l ahoUt' p.m. nday. Tbe - was put " SI SO. • • • A car wt th a l itmK ofTOO HARD was 1.tOkn earl) nda~~ Kua the Cl ub. The . bed • a1J ~ t' .sre the l n1tc-J ~lah."" "' -\m<.'nl a n .. 1 the l n11A·<l \tJtl'\ 111 1hc \\or Id ·· \hC' '>.lid l nruh LhJrJllen1c\ her P..•'>1t111n' >n C'COOt•nltl t\\UC'\ J' modcra1r In lOn'>t'n...tll\<'. and non par11san Ph1h>\oph1calh h1•"'l"'er \he \atd \ht· lollo""' 1n lhC' lnotstcp\ Pl hn ratht'r 1n-IJ\lo lalt' \IJtt· trl·a,urcr I ''4' l nruh "I 'iuppon the rC'('ord o l m' father-1n-lav. v.h<, aulhnr<.'d the l nruh ( '' 11 Rights .\rt and tht' l nruh T •uth in Lc:ndmg .\ct ·· shC' Ytd ''I'm a DemonJt h<"cau" 11 ' u'>uall' Dt:mocrat'> Y>ho turn 1htJl8' an1und · \he also has a ma1or endo~mC'nl 10 her aed11 • • •n tht· .\fl < lff<i. C t)mm1ttet" 11n Polt11ll'I Edulallon l nruh ~2. "a' Morn anJ raised 1n lung Beat h 't n11"'l1,t·,1nRcdond118c:'arh\.\t1hherhu,hand Brull J ,• her '' •ll < 1t·ot1re\ Dan Farrell T ht• third f.kmcxrat tn thC' rate,., J [, 111!! Beal h \lo ntl'I .... ho trJtl'> hi\ ix1ll11tal LOO~ hlU!.OC'\S tn pan IP hi\ re5.1dt·nll' ,,,ml.' \t'clrs ago 1n J ne1ghh<Hhood "'tl htn a stone ' 1hum 'l-lhl' 111-fatt'd Three \1 l' 1'1anJ nudt·.ir po"t'r pl.int Dan Farrell add'> to h" ant1·nudt•ar \t,11hr J trad1t11,nJI l'K'm1x ralK agenda ol t11mm1tm<.'nt h• ,,14, •.d 1mpr1•' t•men1 program\ lkalth rare homele'i .. nc\\ and prnhkm<> rdalC't1 w drug' and Lnme lop his ~ltttcal agenda "\\ ~ need soml· \1ln of minimum ~tandard of he.11th t are tur Jll of our ut11en~ ... hC' ..aid "Tht·n· hast' ht· J comprt•ht•n<;1,e na11onal S\'item ofhealth l3rC' ·· The na11on \drug probkm<> mu\t b.: addrec;'iC'J tri,111 the dt'lllJnd s1dl· J\ "'l'll ac. lhc 'upph ~1de hC' \a1d ··~l· nc:ed 111 grt the mC'ntal ht•alth rrnfC'!>Swn.11, 11 look mor<.' care(ulh at "h' people are taking drugc."' Y>l' can focus on ehm1na1:n~ that dC'mand ht: ..aid "Pan"' the problcll). 1s that the mrntal health lC1mmu011' na' s1mpl\ not comC' tll am ,ondus1ons a''" "h' our l..11h would '-".lnt to do .. nme1h1ng 10 lhC'm'it"hC' that " "' destruc11' e ·· As for reducing the '>uppl~ of drug .. t1n"tn& 1ni. tilt U.S .. the federal go' t'mment nCC'ds 10 b«ome mon· 3\\.1rr ofhow fo~11m poltc) del1<i111n\ afTC'Ct thC' drutl tradC' I k rl'll'rrt'd Ill r.;, C'nt fl""\ cl;won ... th Ill 1he ( I~ backC'd '\.1, .. r.ati"4n ( ontr.s.!>..h.4\1'. c:n~l! ir, urui tra.ITu .. L1fl! lu rJ-...·!und' htrrl'll 1s 4ti and" 11ourl..tng 10" drll .i dc.-(1.rec 1n ueat1\t' .,.r 11n~ .ii < JI ldlc Long Beach ·Born 1n ~tlanlll ( 1t,. "" J he a11t·ndl'd l....d!:>allC' l ollegc in Ph1ladelph11 for a 1 r \ rt"\1dl'nl ·I< alttomia \In c l"n'. F-a~ll "''sin l '"¥Beath Hc "d1,orcC'd and h.l' .1 10-,ear-old S•'n Richard Rose R1ch.1rd Ro-.e 1<; tht" onl' PC'ale .md frn~om Pan' ,Jnd1dJIC' 1n lhl J~nd D1stnl't rate \ 'J \tar-ii J L>mmun11' .icll' 1~1 .tnd former strC't"I pn-a, h<.'r. ROS(' hJ' l'c.'C'n act I\ C' 1n promoting the nghts of J1\;ll'\kd peopk '>till(' h1) \Outh lt11. ri'"'t \t\IU 'cg1strat"'" "'as Rt"puhltcan but he l'<'~aml' J DcmO\. rat n thC' 1 ·i-(" Ht· 1•1ned thC' f\·al C' and f fC't"dom Pan' in I '1K4 ,1...,1ni: \t'\t'ra >C'J.r'> "' "-Or~ t>n ,.,SUC'~ rclated to , rk rnJt111nal pt-alt I lnt· ,11 tht· pnn, 1p.al ,,.,u<"I KL>\t' ).dtd he "'ould lt ~e 10 J,1dn"" lht uin' l'f\wn 'JI mil1t.an tndu<;tncs 10 Cl\ titan !'lt!u,trtl'' "htlh he ..aid generate far m<•rt' 10M fh , hJng1nt1. "'hat people dl• \OU t.in put lar mort fk'"f'I.-il• \\o1rk thal'' a lac11ha1 ~onoml\t\ l't'COgn11e ··ht" \J ,1 '-t'\C'nht'lt"<o'> !<o'lot· \Jld he du<'' not \el' d1!>armamen1 'ii' .in n'IJntJOC'(\u' i'h"-C'\\ Rdlht•r h<.' \tl"\ 11 as a gradual (10(' 1 tit Jr ug "Jr hC' ..aid l •rn 1mh he "on b' l"l"mO' ing 11\' "-tJI .. JU'4'' 1n h( l S ·t '>1.'\ 1ht·druf problem~' ('f"\ Ja, btcau<.c I Int 1n the ghl to hl ,aid I \t"C' lh<" PC P ;ind thC' l ral I.. I also stt t~ l'i • fl\.llt·nt 1JOl'ntph1' mC'nt Jm,1ng ghcno tC"C'n-agcf\ and 'uun~ .tJults \ 11.: l'10 onh dc<1l with thC' 1s<>ue ot drug.s b) • dt·a!1ri2"' 11h thr m1~·r. and unt•mplO\ ml"nt that cau\t' 11" Hl•rn n ln~.lcv.nod R<>\t' trc.,. up m Orangr (\)Uni\ Rltnd 'lntt' lar JJC1lesanll" hC' ha' c;tud1t'd cah1n('t •11J~tng;i1 I,'\• !HIC'' Trade TC'\h and ha\ taken general 'tutl•l'' .. ur'>I.·, J <JI "ital<' l L1n~ Aealh .,.here hC' c.('f"\C'd '' lht u'l '<'r'"'' ,,.m ''"'"er lor d1..ahll'.'d student\ 111 , "' II\ ' n l •1ng Bt·;ilh "'ht"rr hC' o"'n\ 1 '''llll'l t ' "<'f' h l !1~ul11np: buc.m('\\ s1h er I Q84 Honda Prl"ludt \ 1rginaa \\ J) home . . . \ tw1rndc.-1 at R Place 8187 t \,1:1 n' \ l l' re poned that a v.oman u. '·'' druni.. and refusina to leave hJ,, t.1!..l'n her hlou<;(' off for ~vcral , 11'11 >f' l'T\ • • • To &cl into a home 1n lhl' l'tx block of Cad1llat. >\' enuc J burglar took the lock oil J dr•or \fter break1na in. the thief 11.101.. .1 _.1m- puter • • • Tv.o I 0-spccd bic)cles "<'rC' l"l"· porttdl) stolen O\er tM "'Ct"~end from a home-1n the 2~00 blo.;: ~ of Rulgers 0n .. e Lap.na Beach Jcwelrv. coins and s1hC'~-are toacthcr ·wonh an csumatcd Sti 1 ":: "-'Crc ttported stolen Sundav from a home on Ocean Vista. Jn a ~parate 1nci«n1. a vl<ko Q scne rt'C'Order andr-etf) "'"'Orth about SI ,.'.'.50 v.'Cf't reponed stolen Saumia) from a • • • .\ Terra'CC' \\a' rc .. 1d\·n1 Ct"IOI· platned ICl poltCl: \und.l' 1hat a neighbor's rabhtt had h(ocn t'atln(! planh uound his home: Thr animal 0" lfer v.a .. no1tfit'd to ~eep a dn'l('r l'\C on the rahbat • • • .\ -...allel ind''' rnntenu •. ,3luC'd at arout S30C .... ii!> \\Olen on ( N\I Hagh"'a) hct"een !<th and 'hh c;t~ts. the' 11.11m told ix>ht.C' \unda' Bu.ati.netcm Beacb ~ "fT'St~nt !>aid a red tu · kt and another motorcycle v.CJT rac1 s dov. n "tlanta "' cttue about 8(1 mile-' an hour when tttt tv.1> dm Cl'\ .. to~d and unn.ated 1n a )'lrd 11 a ~cknce on Sand) Hoo Dn\.e Distraught man kills Ids family, commits sUicide (AP) - and J p Costa Mesa man stabbed at his home .\ (MU \1cu man was stabbed 1n has home \unda~ afternoon b) an aua1lant • t<'ld1n1 a t 2-1nch kttcbm knife Th~ '1ettm told officcn that h.i1 roommatn 11 O~ Hamilton St. let tv.-o ~into the aperuncftt at about 3.30 p.m • act0rd1nt to .,oltet. ' I ' Court pUts off considering challenge to redistricting WASHINGTON (AP) -The Su- '~mc Coun refused. at least for no"'. o hear a Republican lhallenge to a 1stnctang plan that hu plac<'d ~ts in firm control of Cah- fo 1a's congressional delegauon. The coun. without comment. today turned down a request to grant speeded-up consideration to the ca~. which raises ane"' the pohucall) explosive issue of"gerrymandenng.'' Republicans urged the justices to grant re 11ew now so arguments an the case could be heard when the court o~ns its 1988~89 term 1n October That would allow the jU~llce!> to ruh: in the case bcfo~ the I 9Q{) rnn- grHStona l clccuons. Repubhcans said th<' rt•d1s1nct1ng plan discriminates unlawfull} against Republican voters. Today's action by the mun doc!> not foreclose the poss1b1ht} that 11 will agree at some future date to stud' the case. The justices, in splintered voung ruled in 1986 in an Indiana leg1slat1H' reapponionment dispute that gt·r rymandenng -drawing polnttal boundanes for partisan advantage - may be unlawful even >A-hen 11 result'> in election d1stncts meeting the "one- pcrson. one-vote" requ1rerm·nt But the court upheld the Indiana plan, challenged as a '1ola11on of Democrats' rights. an a dl·c1s1on that Justices to expand study ofSclentologydonatlons WASHINGTON (AP) -The Sup~me Court expanded us stud) of "'he1her pa) men ts made to the Church of Scientology by us membc:~ ma) be claimed as federal income tu deductions. Thr JUStlett. who last month agreed to review the issue. Monda> added one case to its study - the 1cst case ~d by the U.S Tax Coun in I 984. A Supreme Court dcc1s1on 1s e>.pcc1ed sometime next yea r. Scientoloa1sts make payments called "fi xed donations" to the church. The Internal Revenue Service says such paymrnts for "audi11na" and training sessions are not chantablr contri buhons that can be counted as tax deductions Sc1entol<>J1Sts say the IRS has singled out their church for unfair treatment Jnd 1!> interfennc with their rchg1ous freedom. Ft:deral law allows taxpa)"ers to reduce their lax hab1ht) b) declanng 'Jrtuu~ deducttons, including mone) or things of value given to ~hant1e'i or reltg1ous organizations. But such a pa)'ment 1s not tax--deduct1ble ti 1.omething ol 'alue ts rece1-.ed an return ldt ke\ questions unlnswercd. J umce B) ron R. White, author of 1h:11 op1n1on. ~·d then, "Unconst11u- 11on..1l d1scnmina11on occurs onl~ "hl·n the ekl toral S) stem 1s arranged an .1 mann~r that ~111 cons1stentl) dl·grade a' ott:r\ or a group of-.ott'ts' 1nfluenn~ on the poht1cal proce'ise!> a~ ,1 ""hok" ..\ 1hn~e-1udgt• federal rnurt. 1n a 2-1 lkl 1'>1on th.it relied hea' 11' on White's opinion. upheld California·~ rl'd1~tncting plan last April 21 "There are no allegations that < .1hfornia Republicans haH' hcen '>hut out of 1he poltt1cal pr<X.C!>!>. nor arl· there allegations that amonc has l'' t'r antl'rfcred wtth Rrpubltcan rcg1~ tru11on. organlllng. vo11ng. fund- r•m1ng or campa1gn1ng." said Judge ( l'lll F Poole for the lower court\ mJjllril) Revenge promptedjudge's assassination By Tlte Associated Prtts PELHAM. N 't ..\ ret1rl'd rohceman ''ho assassinated a federal judge and then lOmmnted \u1e1de was seeking re-.enge bet·au\e thc.1urist last ~eel>. d1smt'>\t.°d a S2.5 million la~'>u11 tikd b' the man's daughter authonues !>a). t 'harle'> L "-uster b 7 lell a su1c1dl' note at his Bath. Pa mobile home !>a) ang he "as acting alonl· after he >A-as notified ol l ';. D1s1rn·1 Judge Richard J Daronco'sdec1s1on 1n the .,e,ual hara'>!>ment case. said thl' FBrs Jame'> C Esposito "The Kostl'r famtl~ wa., totnlh consumed w11h this ca!>C and 11 had Oel'ome a cru!>ade 1n their h"es." Esposito i.a1d 5unda' "-u'>ler''> "tie '><ltd hl•r husband 1..illed the Judge "Out ot' lo'I~' · tor his daughter Carolee On Saturda~ Oaronco ~a\ gardening \\ht:n Koster bur<~t through a hedge and opened tire "llh a '\!S- cahber re' oh er. strtkang the judge se"eral times. Esposito said It ~as onl~ the \t.'umd time th1'> ccntul) a t~dl'ral Judge ~as assassinated Nuclea r test reported YL((. .\ FLAT Ne' -..\ nudt:ar ""arhcad ""J" detonated underground at thl' Ne,ada T l''>t Site Juring the weekend a Department of Enl·rg' \pol>.csr.ian \a1d The test. codenamed "L..<1rt.'du" "J' wnducted at '\ '\ll pm ~aturda) It "as onginall) schl'duled Thursda) hut ""as postpont:d h\•tJU\l' of !>trong "1nds blo.,..1ng to~.ird Las \ cga'>. about 7c., miles to the southeast. The ll S Oepartmrnt of lnerg). ~h1ch O\ersees the testing program pruh1b1ts blast<, undl'r l'cna1n Yrcathcr l'on- d111ons r h~ nut lcar ""arhead ""a' detonated about I 200 leet unJt•rground a~ '>e'en ~' 1l'I SC:tl'nt1sts -;pent the ""edend an ncarb\ '-knun !'.le' . about -':!mile'> frum ground /l'ro fhl' io""n houses test \Ill' worker!> Mars m i s sion consid ered \\ .\SHl'\GTO" -5enetar: ol ">tate Georgl' P '.hult1 '>a\\ Cio' 1et lt'ader M1kha1l S Gorhachl'' ·, propo'>al lor a jOtnt m1s\H>n to Mars "has 10 be '>tudtl'd carcfull~" and ma~ tx· takt.'n up under al' ~-Soviet \pace agreement "That'\Jsomethang that'o; been talked about. but 11\ a long "a~ lrom he1ng agreed upon ·Shuhi \aid appearing on .\B<. -T\'c, "Tht<, \\ec:-1>. \\11h Oa\ld Brin lo.In (Jorbat he' m an 1ntcn It'" ""tth The \\a\han.gton Po~t and "-Jt'""'""t:ek puhh,hed Sunda\. \U1d he ~ould ask Pres1d(·n1 Reagan to apprO\·C a JOtnt unmanned flight tu Mar\" hen the' mt'et an ~1oc;co"' Im their :0-ta' :!9-June 2 '>Umm1t. Jimmy swaaaart S waggart ends exile, returns to TV pulpit B"TON ROUGE. La. (AP) Sa}1ng ""hat's passed has passed," dl'frockcd C\angeltc,t J1mm) Swag- gart ended his thrt"e-month e1ule from the pulpit but conceded that not C'l'none \\Ill forgl\e him for his sins \\llh a pro'>lltute "I .irn surt' there ""''II be man) that "'ill "t'e to 11 that I don't forget. I rcalw: 11 will be the hardest task." s .... aggart said Sunda> In his first sermon since tearfulh· cunksr.ang on Feb 21 to unspeci fied san1.. the tC'lc' 1~1on e' angehst re claimed h1~ pulpit ~nh fire-and- bnm~tone ten or bcforr 5.000 fol- io" t'r'>. "Onle \OU look up into his <God\) falC \OU \\Ill ne,er be an} cleant'r than \OU art" nght no"." Swaggan \a1J "I want to serve notice on the whok "orld· What's passed has passed. '·E,t•n loolo.1ng bat.lo. 1\ not tit I am n.·aching tor~ard for those things that arr ht-fore I am ser' 1ng notice.' on dl·mon~ and de' 11'> and hell -the he~• 1\ \Ct 10 come'" he shouted Ht\ 1'n111al appearance at the pulpit dre~ a polite resronse. but as he preal hed the congrcga11on ~ca mt· more l'nlhu!>1ast1c and ga'e htf ~'era I loud. stand mg O\ a11ons s .... aggart. stripped of hl'i creden- 11als a .. an Assemhht''> of God minis- ter. rl·turned after a three-month '>uspcns1on onginall~ ordered h\ an \sscmbhcs' slate council "-Ja11onal leader\ of the Pentecostal dcnom1na11un dl"fnxked him tn .\pnl afta hl' refused 10 accept a sterner ban1\hrnent of at least one )ear from the pulpit for a rcponed encounter .... 11h a pro..,t1tutl' U .S ~ emissary pushing Noriega 's ouster \\.\SHl,GTO'\. C.\Pl -Pre'i>11.kn1 Rl"agan has sent an em1ssan hat lo. to Panama for more t..111>..., aimed at the remo\af from power of ruler MJnucl Antonio Non~. and the adm1n1strauon \I.ants the issue cleared up hcfore the Mosco~ summit an official said toda' "It "'o uld be" des1rahlt' 10 clear 11 up"' htle the president's on our o"'n soil .. said \11~harl A.rmacos1. undersecretal'\ ot state Reagan lca,es \\ash1ngton on \\.edneo;da~ for a stopover in Hels1nk1. Finland. before am' ang 1n Mosco~ on Sunda) Michael G Kozak. the ~tat<' Department's dl'PUI) ass1c;tant secretal) returned to Panama a her hrn:fing Reagan and other top official'>'" t'r thl' "eekend on nego11a11ons for Noriega·., rt·- mo' al Kozak had spent v1nually all ot Ma ' 1n Panama tl)ang 10 work out an agreement. -\rmacost said that Kozak "wasn't going do" n "llh an ultimatum·· and tt "'as uncertain ~hether the deal "ould ~resolved ~fore the summ11 "Kozak 1s back down there and I don't e\pcct the president''> going to want to spend hi\ 11mc tn Moscow talking to (Mikhail S.) Gorbache' ahout :-.lonega ... Armacost said He said negnt1a11ons ~1th the Panamanian leader ~ere proceeding "-u1a~ ·~ latl \I trip l'Omes amid uncerta1nl) c1bou1 the admin1'ltra11on'-; strateg' an dealing \\Ith '\lonl'ga Lt. Gen. Cohn Powell. the national secunt~ ad' 1~r. said Sunda-. that Reagan was undecided on appro' al of a deal for Noriega to step do" n Pu~ell said the l n1tt:d States has put the plan "on the table .. The proposal lalls for the United State!> to continue rccognmng ousted Pre!>1dcn1 Enc >\nuro Delvalle as Panama's leg111ma1e leader rather than 'loncga\ handp1Ch·d cho1c<' and the curn:nt president \1anuC'I Solis Palma ''W1 •~• A L# .I e,_,,,,,,_ ... ..... ,., 0."" O..'t" Maryland firs t state to ban sale of handguns ANNAPOLIS. Md. (AP) - A bill making Mat) land the first state to ban the sale of cheap handguns. or Saturda} Night Specials. was signed into law toda) by Gov. W1ll1am Donald Schaefer. public !>llfety." Mrs Brady said. "I tan't thinl ofa more wonderful da) .. ~f..WPOR -,. Pres1denual press secrrtat) James Brad} and his wife. Sarah. and about 200 un1fonned police office~ from fi'<.' 'itates wnnes~d the signing "This 1s indeed a ireat step for Mrs. Brad} became act1vr in gun- control efforts after her husband was '>(.'riously wounded in John Hinckle)' Jr. 's assassination attempt on Presi- dent Reagan in 1981. Brad)'. confined to his wheelchair since the shoo1ing. nashed the cro~d a thumbs-up gesture dunng a long ovation that greeted his introduction. Soviet committee adopts blueprint for social reforms MOSCOW (AP) -The Com- m unist Party Central Committee todey adopted a new platfonn for implementing Soviet leader Mikhail S Gorbache" 's economic and social reforms. the No ::! Kremlin official announced. Yegor K. L1gache-. told a foreisn pohcy meeting 1he Central Commit· 1ec had chosen Gorbachev, the pan y general secretat). to present the blueprint 10 an 1rnponant pany conferl'nce next month "We ha\e every reason to !>aY 1hat toda) ·~ plenum has worked out a platform for the par1y to use in forging ahead to the all-union pan) con- ference." L1gacbe-. said after the 21'1 hour meeting of the Central Commit- tee. the part) 's JOO-plus member pol1q-mak1ng bod). L1gachev !>aid the Central Commit· tee had a .. ,Cr) interesting and ll\ely debate ... and then adopted the theses formulated b) 1he ruhng Politburo for th e June 28 pan)' conference. These. hl· said. "thoroughly analyze" de- ' t.'lopment~ since an April 1985 party plenum laid thl' lheore11cal basis for the 57-)ear-old Gorbache-. 's reforms. The platform also makes "a number of important su$&csuons and proposals relative to the 1mplementa- t1on of percstro1ka. Jlasnost. demo- cratization and the lmplementauon of a healthy poliucal at mosphere." L1aachev said. The announcement of the plenum results by L1pchev. 67. could be one more sign that the 1deoloay chief 11 not in serious pohttcal trouble Repons of a major policy dispute ~1wcen Gorbachev and L1gachev surfaced in Moscow last month. The reports sugaested L1gachev had en- dorsed publication in March of an an1cle 1n the newspa{>Cr Sov1etskaya Rossiyn that ques11oned whether Gorbachev's reforms h.ad gone too far. L1gachrv has given speeches relecting a more conservauve ap- proach than Gorbachev L1gachev 1s chairman of the Com- mission on Foreign Affair!> of the Soviet of the Union. one of the two chambers of the Supreme Soviet. the nominal parliament He reported on the plenum at the opening of a JOint meeting of that comm1ss1on and us counterpan in Ole other Supreme Soviet cham~r. the Soviet of Na· uonahues The comm1ss1ons are cons1denng whrther to recommend ra11fica11on of 1he U.S.-So\let treaty to eliminate medium-and shoner- range nuclear m1ss1les. Hijacker frees 135; takes Colombianjet P~N -\MA ( IT't . Panama (.\Pl - ..\ lone hijacker seized control of a Colombian Jetliner today and d1 "erted 11 to Panama after releasing I 35 passengers and crew members. officials said. He told authon11es he "as armed ""llh hand grenades The .\' 1anla jCt took off from the ( olomb1an <:11~ of Medrlhn this morning on a flight to Bogota. about :!00 m1le<i to the southeast. and was hijacked. the sccunt\ chief of Col- ombia's C '' 11 .\eronau11cs ~dm1n1s- 1ra11on told the radio network <. aralol Capt. Edgard Lozano told the radio an Bogota 1ha1 the plane wa' forced hack to \kdC'lltn. ~here I :!Q passen- gers and Sill flight attendants "t're freed The Boeing 7J.7 then took on for Panama. where 1t landed at Omar TomJOS Airport outside Panama C'll} Airport administrator Eduardo Guerrero said hr could not confirm ho" man) people were aboard the plane. Airport officials in Medellin i.a1d onl)' the h11acker. the pilot. the co- pilot and a fl11ht eng.in~r remained on the a1rcraf\ • ~f\er reaching Pan.ama. the aircraft tax 11ed to a stop on the grass ne\ t lo an isolated runway. Soldiers "ere deployed an ditches about 80 \ards from the plane. Grosz heads Hungary, signals shift in power BUDAPE'>T. Hungar) (AP) - The selec11on of Premier Karol} Grosz as the head of the Communist Part) 1s a v1ctOI) for reform and a clear shift from the staunch ideology of Janos Kadar. whose 31-yeargnpon power had become an obstacle to progress. party offinals said Grosz re placed Kadar as general S«retary on Sunda) night an a sweepina reshuffle of party leadership that favored the reformists. who now will get their chance to solve Hun-sar:r's deepening economic cnsis. A Politburo member said Kadar had had asked not to be nominated for the party leadership. "There was no real reform possible as long as (Kadar) was in power." said a prominent part) member who <1pol..e on cond1t1on of anonymity. ganan Soc1altst Workers' Part~ Grosz. 57. is v1e\\ed as a leader in the mold ofSo\lct leader M1kha1l S. Gorbachev. Grosz has p ined a reputation as a pragmattst w1lhng to face unpleasant truths about H un- gary's economic stagnation "Mr. Grosz's greatest ment 1s that he has not been afraid to make dec1S1ons that are highly unpopular." said Sandor DcmJan. president and general manager of the Hunganan Credit Bank. "I think he wi ll pcrsontf} responsi- bility and push fo r the removal of those who arc incompeten1 and ~ho have th waned reforms. .. Reformers were clearl> on the offensive throughout the confrrence. In debates that were often ltvely and critical. delegates rclen1lcssly assailed Kadar and called openl)" for new faces and new policies. RIB C'oMPA~"'< Kadar. who turns 76 Thursday, was named to the newly created honorary post of pan)" president at the end ofa three--da) pany conference in which delegates assailed the veteran leader 1------------------------------.. 1n a manner unprecedented in the Leading reformists m the pan y have argued openly for months that economic recovery would fail without polittcal change tnnauon in H ungat) reached 18. 5 percent in the first quarter of th1s year. and its gross foreign debt 1s S 18 billion. the h1Jbes1 per<apita fo re11n debt 1n Eastern Europr. Open 7 Nights-Dining & Take-Out 2000 Newport Blvd. (Corner of 20th St.) C09ta Mesa 831-2110 f ARM£9'1 ....,..ANCE OltOUP _ ~• 111-1741 441 Old Newport atvd. N.8 . Acrou from Le Blarrltz Soviet bloc "This conference marks a radical change." Grosz told Hunpnan tele- vision manutrs after being named new genrrnl secretary of the Hun- Closings ordered after quakes jolt Guatemala By fte Auoclate4 Preu .. 1988 MARK VII LSC $1 DELIVERS~: GUATEMALA CITY -The government ordered schools. government offices and businesses in Guatemala Ci ty to close today after dozens of small t;-;::::========================::::;I and moderate eanhquakcs shook the area in recent days. The quakes have caused considerable alarm among the l.8 million m 1dents of Guatemala City and the urroundtnJ Guatemala provin~. but no anJuncs or senous damqc .have been rcponed. On Sunday. Communtcations Mminer Mano Lopez announced that public butldinas and businesses in the capital mu!t close today o nly as a precaution "be<:ausc of the situation caused by the constant and continuou1tanhquattcs.·• __ /~~:! ... \.---- • WSE llY UICIU IUCUllY II STICI lllYE AWAY ·FOR OILY $1 Mn L•••lng M•negera • Vic M•nzo or Don Flecky Law Offices Of RUSSELL S. KERR PERSONAL INJURY LAW ATTORNEY FEES D FREE CONSUl TATION CJ FE£ BASED ON \ Of RECOVERY D NO FEE CHARGES lMll CASE COMPLET£D ALL INJURIES 0 AUTO/AIR/CYCLE CJ MALPRACTICE 0 SUP & FALL D WORK RELATED 0 WRONGFUl DEATH 0 UNMUREO MOTORIST CLAN . 16' Dt.ICMat to SeaJor Clt!Rftt HOUSE CALLS IP NEEDED 531-5900 • New rlot#Jg. bred• oat In Korea SEOUL. South Korea -Tboutands or protesim hurled fircbOmba. battled riot squads arid 1tonned three police tations in the southern city of Kwan&ju toda)' in the latest. wa~ of anti:-f.>vnnmcnt unreu. politt •id. Studcnu lhou1in1 "C>oWn with the m1htary • and .. Drivt out ttic Yankm" 1mashcd windowianddool"lofthe stations tn tbec1tybcforc they were driven off by poict, 1uthontia 11id. About l.000 proteaten liter bittled pot;& near Chonnam Unh1m ity after tryina to march off campus. tucknts su~ out of the university ptcs and P'lted Oolict with rocks and firtbombs that••~ 1n hOwenofblalinapsoline. Poliectin notp.rdrovc them baict with &ear ps. Police said ll prottstcn Md been arrated, but dttlined to say-bctbtr theft were i~uriei The (.lashes came as radial poupt contiru..ed to praa foJ 1 fuJJ prObc an to the arm'-s blOOdy 1uppreu1on oh I 980 rt\' Oh 1n K-aftliu an -h.icb 191 J>(Opk-~rt k1Hed. TlooU bJ CJJ111a klll 78, UUru9 200 FUZHOU,CbJna-Tht1M11ntierOl'"'°*killldiaWW J .. .,....._ 1naa11 au ............. Nillia pro•itloilmdllllW•?I;•~ •••• offidil .W tOlly. Chn ~ dlledDr ol 1111i1 .,.._, loa11 •I~ Comntillioa. reponed dW.. 11 d deatll lob lftd lllcl IW ... at."olldllli Weft mon IOrlftl tM Ind Gr• tWD11en ManJ ... River fullowit11~ raias Friday and Seumtey. He •kl the M1nj11na Nd ftOOded nar FUittOU lhc provuw~aal c.p_etal, but M1~ H-Yoft19h11ajct no dalh1 hid beri ~ --··•••••••••••I I '" \bit ara. TM mOM lenOUI ftOod•• 11na1 tn FuJ11n pntvintt•a ftOnhttn • tounua of Jian)..._ C1tollpA aad ZhtftlM. wt.ett 11tt deeths ~ , 1 l ' . Two initiatives, only one is real campaign reform Vote ·yes· on Proposition 68 There is little argument that the ume has come for California's voters to force campaiJn reform on legislators and curb special-interest influences 1n our state 'ovcmment. Voting for Proposition 68 1s a step in the right dtrectton. Campaign reform O{>ponents have lodged emotional arguments against Proposition 68 and using public funds for campaigns because tt will derail their gravy train. It's a legal and political fact of life that campaign reform mu~l include public financing. The standard was set by the U.S. Supreme Court when it ruled that spending hmm can be imposed only on candidates who accept public funds. Campaign reform advocates should not have to apologize for public financing because it's the pnce of better government. Proposition 68 would hmat spending in Senate rac~ to $250,000 for the primaryelccuon and $350,000 an the general elecuon. Assembly primary elcctton campaign spending would be limited lo S 150,000, followed by a $225,000 limit for the general election. It would encourase candidates to raise money in their own distracts by matching small an-district contnbutaons with st.ate funds on a 5-to-1 ratio. Candidates could accept a $2,500 contnbuuon per elccuon from organizations or political action committees, and S 1,000 per election from individuals. Total contnbuuons by ind1v1duals to leg1slauve can- didates wou ld be hm1ted to $25.000 per two-year period. Organazataons and political action committees would be limited to $200.000 an contributions dunng the tWO-)ear penod. Proposition 68 bans fund-raising an non-elecuon year~. transfer of campaign funds between politicians. limits gifts and honoraria g.ivcn by a single source to leg1slators and candidates and prohibits political pan) and ca ucus financing in primary e~tions. Political parties and caucuses can col'\tnbute to wd1ftittes dunng the general election, but no more than $50,000 to an Assembly candidate and $75.000 to a Senate candidate. It also requires that all public funds not spent during a campatlfl be returned to the state, but permits a candidate to keep up to SI 00,000 in funds that are privatel} raised. lnd1v1duaJs could allocate $3 of their state taxes to the reform by checkrng a box on their tax form every year. Proposition 68 was developed by a bipanasan blue nbbon commission lhat did not include pohticians. so n's no wonder many poht1c1ans oppose it. However. one of the better arg~ments for Proposition 68 was rccentl)' made b) Assemblyman John Vasconce llos. D-San Jose. He urged the state's voters not to be naive. "You know that money talks and money persuades. As long as most of the mone) that legislators have to raise comes from special interests. the specaat interests wall exen undue influence upon the Legislature. "It 1s a sample mathematical formula. The) pa y, the) win: you pay, you win." Vasconcellos predicts that Propos1t1on 68 would cut special interest contnbuuons b} two-thirds and pul the public's interest back in the dnver's seat. Proponents of Propos1uon 68 estimate that their campaign reform could cost $6 m1lhon a year in public funds . Opponents say at will cost more. The question the voters must resolve 1s whether $3 per CaJ1forn1an is too high of a pnce to ha,·e legislators "ho are independent of big spenders. We believe a ··~s" vote for Proposauon 68. and funding legislauve campaigns with pubhc funds.. 1s not too high of a pncc for a government of the people rather than a government for special interest big spenders. Vote 'no · on Proposition 73 If campaign reform is to become a rcaht) in California th is year, voters must reject Proposition 73. Confusion has shrouded the campaign reform move· ment for this election because there arc two insuativcs on the ballot. Proposition 73's suppon comes from incumbent legislators, bureaucrats and lobbyists who claim it is an alternative to Proposition 68, which was written by a committee of citizens and consumer groups. Much of the focusofProposiuon 73 is on the use of pubhc funds to campaigns, which the proposition's supporters oppose. Ifs a good emotional argument.. but at refuses to recognize the reality that the only way to ha ve true campaign reform 1s to limit campaign spending. And, according to a U.S. Supreme Coun ruling, campaign spending cannot be limited unless the candidates acccptpubbc funds. If approved, Proposition 73 would prohibit state or locaJ governments from placina spending limits on campaigns. Proposition 73 would set hmtts on indiv1dual campaign contribuuons to S l ,000 a year per candidate and S2. 500 to a poliucal party. Political action committees with fewer than 100mcmbencouldaivcS2.SOOtocandidatesandcommiuces wtth more than I 00 members would be restricted to individual contributions ofS5,000 per year. h would also ban transfer of campaiJn funds from one candidate to another and put a limit ofS 1,000 a year on gifts from sin&le sources. Proponents of Proposition 7 3 admit too much money is spent during political campaigns and that those eleetcd arc influenced by ~contributions from spcaa1 intercstaroups. However. the matiauve they qualified (or the billot doa not effectively reduce the spcaal interest influ~ by limitina camp11an spendin,.. Those who OpPO?C Proposition 7 3 contend the campaian contributton limits imposed by the inatiauvc art full of loopholes and that the proposition is a trick to bl«d su:ppon from Proposition 68. . We qrce. It's rearettabte that the only way to aie• many of our lecislatora to focus their attention on their constituents is to snip the pune strinp that bind t.Mm to tbe special interest b11s~ It's equally resmtable that the roed tocampalp reform in California Wilf ·have to be P1Ved with public eampaip financint; That's not the idcaJ Situation; bUt it is politjcal and lepl rulity. ORANGE COAST 111111 ....,a. 0 ,__ .. ,. (-.. ,..., ...... lllitClliil -.~ uw .. ...... one.~ a::.-=. ... .... ......... Ultl* ~-c.,-.....-.. ............ -i..-......... Orange Coat DAILY PILOT/Monday, May 13, ttel Al ·'Some Republlcan lawmakers. like Congre man William Dan- nemeyerofOrange County. have sought to further their careers by ay- ba hlng. ·· 'TO l~'lO ! LETTER S llARTIJll 8MJTB Col••ntst -~~ ~-· ·sad driver To the E4nor. \ l (.___ ____ __ IKY?··· '\ letteT to a cov.ardl) dn,cr: I "0Uld ltkC' lO let lht" dn\.er or lbc blue \Chicle whu htt ffi\ van oa \\ tdnesda) t"H'nln& Ma) i I , wtutc ii "as part..C'd on the< oast Hl&hwa)I just nonh of Del Ob1\po trttt 1n Dana Point. lno" th.at he or \he u auiJt) of snind larcen~. an add1t1on to felony h1t-<ind·run dn\ 1ng I don t know 14hO >Ou arc. I koow uni) that ~our ~chicle 1s blue bcc:a~ of the paint on m\ car But ~u·vc s10kn S~.OUll Thats what tt -.ill COSI 10 rt'pair the dam<lJC' 10 m> car Qw \UUf pout d1\I~ 'OU say. what the h<'C t... lc1 'our insurance company C-Y llu 1t \.\ell 1h11'\ the atutude th.al m.akn tn\uranlc )() c-cpcnsavc. So e\pt.>ns1,r in fad.1hat 1 havetoutca SI ul dl'duc11blc on m) colliuon uH C'rage ~uu~ I can'• •fford the 1n\Uf4tnu· othe~l\.C Du.ka.kis emerges as dry, but competent candidate ~· 'uu ·, c ~1olen SI .CXX> from me. .tnd SI ooo from m' msunnce c:om-fl.I"' .\\~um1na I pu1 m a claim for thl· d.tm.\£e~ l ma) not because I fear lh('\ 'II Uln~I me 1fl do. evcnl tbo\ch 11 "'~sn 1 m ) fault. Th.al mean1 )OU .-ii hil \ (' St Ole I) $~,()()() from me fk-, ond that ) ou 'c 5tnOUsJ) viol- :t tt-d the lav. b) not stopp1n.1 and 11kr111h1ng )OU~lf You know who )OU arc ("d ltl..e tO think \OU ~ lt1\IOJ at least a hlllc slttp over what '"u did But I doubt )OU arc. If )OU don't ha'C' 1hc ronsc1cntt cnouah lo t01k(' n.·<.pons1b1h1> tor )Our acuoni. l douhl 'ou'd ha"e the ronsc1c-nct to f~I the lcasl b1t 1u1lh WASHINGTON -In the pnvacy Dukak1s was rc"olted b) the rough· of Washington's smoke-filled back and-tum bk of Boi.ton pohucs }Cl rooms. Dcmocrauc leaders acknowl-inspired at the same lime b' the edge that they have been choosing soph1sucat1on and idealism of his poor candidates for p~1dcnt In hero John F Kenned' He has 1976. J1mm)' Caner was unknown explained his cho1~ of i)oh11cs as a bc)'ond Georgia. un1cs1ed an national ca~r · I was bound and dctcnmncd poht1cs and unqualified for the JOb to n:make the Dcmocra11c Pan> in Then. the Democrats nominated Massac hus.ctts 10 reflect v. hat 1 ..av. m Walter Mondale v.ho was qualified. Kenned' .. but bonni. If Duk.ak1s lacked the ~cnneJ, Now they are aboul to nominate a magic he fa1thfull) pursued 1n his C'and1date u unknown as Caner and humdrum v.a'I the Kenned~ ideal as uncxc11mg as Mondale. Michael There was a no1c of rquablc d1gn11~ Dult:ikts has emerged too suddcnl)' that char.iC"tenzcd Dukalm. the re· from national obscunty for *tmen-former He demonstrated his ab1h1' cans 10 really get to know ham. to suppress his sense of out.-.gc and We looked into this vtnual un· impulse while he used his anaJ}ttC.t known who wan1s to be president of prowess to pcnetra1c the S)stem he the U nited States. and here is our v.antcd to reform. appraisal: Thou&)\ h~ avoided the corruption Dukaltts comes across as dn and he embra~ the liberalism that als.<1 dull. but competent Yet those who c haractenzes Massachuscm Ht' know htm unanimously agrtt he 1s a mtg.ht e't'n quahf) as a flaming poht1c1an of broad gauge deep liberal. C\CCPL of lOU~ Duka~" thought and lofty v1s1on. ncv« flames He has a c~pacit) for He not only believes 1n 1he Amen· ~uetng pro"ocat1\C liberal or· can Dream. he has been hv1ng 1t His ., thodox} 10 mundane lacts and argu· father. Panos Dukakts. amved on mcnts thcscshoresa11heafcofl5.pcnn1lcss A group of vnt"crstt) of ltah and unable 10 spca English W11h1n pohttcal sc1ent1s1s has conducted a eight )ears. Panos Dukak1s v.as thorou&h eumma11on ol Dukak.1s· v.ork1ng his wa) through Harvard record tor the Voters Caucus. a non· Medical School. He 1mprcs.s«t on his profit \Oler cducatwn group The) son 1ha1 America 1s ··1he land of s:.t\ Dukak1s advoca1c-s go,ernmen1 opponun11):· solutwns to the problems that ail Prodded by his demandjng father ..\menca and~ w1lhn& to ra1~ ta\cs Mike Duk.ak.ts became a straight·..\ to pa) for mo~cral solutions student. a Pht Bena Kappa paduate He belle' cs strong.I) for eumplc of Swanhmorc College and a cum 1ha1 ··the government must ac11,cf\ laude graduate of Harvard Law in ten enc 1n the economy and attrall School Yet he found ume to pla) the and promote new busm~s v.11h trumpc1 and pan1c1pate m athleucs federal til\ dollars to dc"elop and J1c1 AIDEISOI and JOSEPH SPEAR r create needed emplo) ment hel"l' m the l n11cJ \tale\ .. On lore1g.n and delcnsc pohc) DuUl1s adhc"'"5 to the ltbcnl hnc against t.: S 1ntenenuon in Thud \\ orld affairs apins1 m1ht.a.~ inter- ' en lion 1n Central .\menca. lor mol't' hm1ts on armaments, for a "substan· t1al" reduction in nuclear arms and apinst underground nuclear testing. He ..,.-ouJd halt research on tar Ywars and redUC'C funding for the spa« program Pohuall~ he might be dc~11bcd as Ted "-.coned' v.1\ll C\cbrov.s · But I thought rd lt"t )OU lno• Yoll\al 'our a1.11ons ha'e done ~nd l"d hke it• lea' c \Ou v.1th this thouabt Wh•t "'ould 'ou do 1f ~mcone stole $~.~ from 'ou" Hov. would you ~I" \\ ould \OU car<' to fess up., [)()..._._LO 8 ._LLE"" ~n Juan C.tpt\ttano House tour To the Ed1to.- The "\'11lagc Laguna.. l hum Hous.c 1our is a manelous c'ent h .al101tos c1t1zens and ~tghbon a ruc npponuntt) to 'ltt pn"lle homes and 'han: the d1' ~ Crt"atn t and an1st1c u-.c of ~te~ls in bu1ldtna a home to iii the owner\ pcrsonaJ11~ and Jre<tms. CJ' 101 htm JO' for a hfet1mc This JO' camcs o"cr to sublcqucnt • l;..,. ners •ho t.a~e pletiun: 1n ~n1n& Of sma.11 ph)Stcal <>taturc. Mteh.ael their homes for the tour Dukal1s 1ttms to be IUJC'T than he is One eumpk is ihc ~Hans.el and ihrough L.nack ofcamqc. Those v.ho <•re1cl house built 1n IQ1' lnov. him ticlteH' he v.ill h"e up to I h.ai.ten LO usurc ~ou that ~uJd a the illusion . l lll.tcn I.I) to duplicate this ~wt' Footnote The \ otcn Caucui. 1s a non-pantsan non-profit. aJJ-\.olun- teer group founded b' I.ht" lntcr- nauo nal Plallorm -'UOl-iauon 10 promote 'otcr cducauon Jack .\ndcrson 1s prt"s1dcnt of IP.\ Jatt ...,,.,.... ud J.,. s.e.r •rt-S}lHlintH ~UJJWJSts la Was> 1111tn. DC 1oda'. the ··v.1ckcd •itch •ould desttnd on htm wtlh a ven,aean~ hnng1ng &Joni v.11h her code boob JC\."TC'CS from ~It\ la then and mothtt\ and Coasw tommawon. ~ · n:fusc'" board of ma.1-edJustmcnts, plannc:'~ mspc'Clon. and of rounc- 1hc c11' anome' v.1lh lcp.l i.pcnand l nm1nal compta1n1s 8~ all mt"ans.. \ 11~ U,una. .. ...a'e 1h~ hom~ Toda). the~ .... oukt n<'' N gt't 3 pt'rm1t ~uppon f'C'l.--all of ( II\ Hall P\l l .\'D 8..\RB..\R.\ WEST- GOP gays: A minority within a minority flexing its muscles BROOK Lquna Beach Ollie North Tu tht' Ed11or It 1'1. c'ident th.at OhHT North tx-<ame confused about \k nal 1nd1l1mt"n~ bc1n& brouabt ap.Ursi him In his addrn.s lo Liberty t nt'CTSll\. Oh'Cf '-iortb daimcd be "'3\ ~in& &('{Used Of -~lp.na tk t'tr3't' ~ouni men and womm Of tbc '•laragu.an ~\talll~ 1n their tnie-MARTY S11TH enda,csl \pt'almgo,erl"O!Ttt 1n l nc of the ne1&)\borhood ~tauran1<. Bo1toman l.lllcd .:>f lhc:' hCon-tam d1fficuh1t''> for Rc:'puhhlan Pan' 3,. II' 1<.ts in orpn111n1 the ~' ~~\m· munit' ~nd tht' lon1t-t<'rm op- ponun111~ (10' ~flt' Dculmt' 1an·, 'cto of l~tS.latton •o e\ltnd u' 11 nab~ pro1ecuons to P'S and GOP prcs1- den11al cand1djtt' Grorgc Bu\h's rt"· fu..al 10 spc.ll l,Ut motT IMl c-fulh 1n ~pport of dToRs hl mmN!t .\I~ ha'C' caused proMems tor 801toman' croup The 1n,olH·men1 ol aoh-p) e'a~hcal Olnst1ans 1n GOP poh- ucs.. laJ"ICI) through Pat Robenson·~ prt'S!Ocnti.al cam...,n. mil~ for other ron1tnu1"f d1fficul1in '\ ~ Dtulmq1a.n Sttm<. lo he t1'1n1 lo male some pan.-1 amcnd boos•· 1n1 funds sharpl\ for rncarc~ on ~JDS, dttlanna h·1s opposmon carh lO tM-latest L' ndon u RoudlC'· sponsored. anH-p) beltot nM'a utt and sttttna up hl'n of commumc:a- 1100.S to the P' rommurut' thf'OUlh tOmt' of his top .. aafl'(n RC'p.lbltcan P> orp.mr.ataoM also~ bqannu:\I to Oounsh an Soulhnn Cahtormaand 1n ot.hcT commu1ut1CS ~ the nauoo -~ Seattle. Cb1aico. 8altimott, W IQJtOlf'I 0 ( and ca-v.bcft. 8o ars;ued t &f tht Re pu ~Ol tl~m.tth I co "pany io ra~ of equal protCC'ti n all. mott II) may rai~o to the OOP' on CICOOOGUC' .. Most p)'I •~ m. ud ~) -bt -n.c, tmd to bt .mkducued. A '°' of t.bma .. ~ rvTaJ and CQD.la"\-ab~C Dllll:btcMmGls. .. '<' ll'r the 'er. hbcfues we c im as ~1nhnght .. H~ also daimed. ·r~ httn accused of 1ryt"I IO ftlC'Gr .\mmc:an hostqe1.. bdd capo~ aad 1r.1n~ to ~"cnt other tanlrisl :mad,., ThoW' .tcnasauons a~ ftiOlt a brand t~ a~ a ~of hoaol'.- ln troth 'orth 1snot~••UNit ol helping the 'ICaf'llUU' raai· :au.ce. .... hteh 1n 1~lf 1s noc aDcpl. bat of 1llcp.ll\ scll1na arms 10 Iran aDd d" cn1na the funds to hdp the l ont~ In his attempt to mab h1msdf OUI 1 all .. ~mcncan bent .. I t("('I M has o '-crl cd the llill d IOJl l\g li.Hht' Ideals that llila 11.> JUSllf) his acuon m tbe finl ~ If Oh, er North rcall) rdkai:d OD V. ha 1 h(' IS bt'lflS ac'C'Utld o(. be \ nl'I l on udrr tt a ·• badait of t.oftof. 1 am \Urt that 100 )Gn from ..,,, 01 .... ct 'Otth V.lll "°' bt ra.ncmbcred u -. an.c "mcncan bcro. Thomas Jt'frcnon J a F. kmay. or DouaJas ~acAn.hur. M ICliAEL LE R. dMH' M ~ Cout OAtlY PILOT/ MoncMy. May ~3. 1981 Consensus viewing economy in U.S. through dark glasses By JOHN CUNNlFf' ,., ....... .....,.. NEW YORK (AP) -Art thing~ really that bad'1 Is the cronom)' ready lo swell into 1nflat1on and plunge into recessio n" Arc intert'sl rates about 10 -.oar'l \rt \\C helpless against the enemy" Or are th<"re tools for dcahn& with problems? Dunng the past week . a cloud ut pess1m1sm descended upon those who look into the future. ll bloucd out the sun and obscured vision. and 11 induced a lot of ~pie mto StalJng that the dark qes had returned. Good news became bad news. Small. tracuonal increases tn 'anous economic measurements were prOJCCtcd to the e11trcm<' Tools 10 contain inflation. soften recession or keep 1n1eres1 rttes in check sudden!) Sttmcd useless.. Contrad1ct1ons "'<'rt prtscnted a \\\ 1sdom. If tntt'rt'St rates were to soar. lor 1ns1anct ho'~ could the econom) '>amultancously tum into a runawa} bull') Wouldn't the c;ky-hagh 1n1crts1 rues pre,<'nt 1ha1') Faith v.as abandoned What C\t'r happe ned for eitamplc, to the notion that gro"'th needn't be mOa11onal) 1fbased on product1' it) ga1ns'1 Or that the: econom~ rnuld be tnOuenccd by the Federal Re!.en I.' .ti bell \\ tt h great hm11s'l Whal became of restraint'' Does a 'mall incrca~l· 1t1 tntere)I rates mean that hugt• 1ncrt·a'>l'' will follo\\ Jnd persist for }cars'> Or that the etonom' "ill pitch fof"\\ard tn 10 the worst rcc<.'ss1on C\ er'1 EconomlSl Paul C'ratg Roben~ sa' s one reawn for the gloom) pcrspcc11.,e 1s that supply-\lde econom1l''> "a~ supposed to fail , the rtco,ery wasn't \upposed to happe n and interest rates and tntla11 on weren't ~upposed to fall NEW YORK (II.Pl -Tne lollowlng hst snows 1ne New Yorlt Slock E•cnanoe stocks 1nd warrants tn11 nave gone up tne most 1od oow n tn. most t>ased on percent ot cnanoe rt-01rdless of vOlume for F•tdav No securittes 1t1d1no t>elow S2 are •nc • uded Ne• and s>ercentaoe cnanoes are 1ne differ ence oe1,..een 1ne Previous c1os1110 P'•Ce and Fr•dav s 2 Pm orice Name I Aus•mo'M.,. 2 lntMull fds UP$ L•N . + c!". Pct. UP 18 1 11 ValeroEn pr 12 EnterraCo 13 Cnr•sllana 14 Navstr ,,.1( 15 AmaKlnc 16 NIM ineSv 17 F ltghlSfh· 18 VonsCos 19 S1gnalApr 20 ~lllCOFC! :11 McGrawH Z2 UnCart>de 23 lntlTcn 24 LoneSta 1no 25 StdBrPnt Gene Ja> Scaale, vice pre~1dent of Gruntal & Co a ~-cunt1es fi rm. ~)S that J){)~ltl\ ct'' rnls haH· lefl so man)" fore~:asle~ with C8& On thl.'11 fiKC\ that II IS hard for tht m to be pka)ed w11h the economic recover). It as similar 10 the ~unties markcts. as descnbcd hy John D Connoll} . ..en 1or Vilt' president at Dean Watter He obscn e~ that ··1wo ofthc ca!luall1es oft he stock market u .i~h lai.l October were unalys1s and imagination." Rather than assc~sing the inlcrpla} of forct:'i . for ch.ingc and the incrua of lhl' slatu\ quo. he ~~s. a ··great deal of energ} ha'> hl'l'll ex~nded 1n tr)tng 10 force lhl' prt~nt into some h1s1oncal mold " It won't fit. he says. "Chronicling lhe surface s1m1lant1t's between now and I 919 was an am using exercise. but ll has lo!>I m pcrsuasa\ eness since the econonf) has refused to contract "Therefore. the hunt 1s on for another analog). this tame including o'erheaung and inflation The a~al)s1s and 1maginat1on brought 10 bear invoh e annualmng the last numbers .. That 1s. e'1rapola1 ing them to the extreme. Wh1k loda) ·!> l"On~nsus ~-ems to \ 1e" the \\Orld through dad. glasses. 'ou can s11ll find some ruse-11n1cd '"~"s. suc h as thl'> obsen:111on from Gt'rald \\ Pt.>mll. publisher 111 the nev.skttt'r In" ei.t ment Honrnm He \\rtl~ "Oo not be-frightened b~ bc..11 mJr1l'ts On the contr::il') !>inn-lht'' prt.·sc nt a rare opportuntt~ to an:umulale thl.' \hare' of good rnmpan1t'~ at hargain prices ) ou should 'it'" tx·ar markets 1n a fa ' orabk hght "Rl'ml'mbcr tht' onl~ 11me ~ou want ~tock pn<:l's 10 be at their pc::ik " thl' J a} )OU plan 10 'it'll In the mcanunw ~ou \hould tl\: glad that thl' 'tod markl't pcnod1lJll\ plJtl'' 11' mrrl"handt'l' on \ail' " 20 , + 7 + 4 '• + 2\ot + 19~, + 2 l + 381'1 + 7'· + 5 • + f'" + f9 t r. + l2. + 12 • + 1 • UP '11 UP • uo • UP Uo • UP 1'1 UP "° UP • uo • UP 21" UP '1 Uo o UP S 17 \ Hal Fra"• S 6 Coleco 5 II 1 C•ut>E •s s 6 8 P1essev 5 4 Q Cont1111 SJ 10 N•IHertof' 11 iJI II FstReot> o•A 12 1<..anebSvc 1J M •e•Co 4 9 14 W S"•'t' Ool 4 I IS Han\OI" v.t •I 16 AoacneP• ..in •, 5 17 McOr.,.,l"t v.• S 18 WMS lno 3\4 - 2 4 28 ' -'ti -·~ -2 . -2'11 -2\ii - 41, - 2 l -2~. -2~. - 8 • Off • Otf • Off I'• Off • Off • Off • Off • Off • Off ; gt~ ~; .., 011 J FtReP adrPI 4 N81 ll'C 5 Ideal ~as c 6 Valero nr JO + l'• ' ' + , o . + ,, .. +-.. , ... + " UP 14 8 Uo 12 5 Uo 11 8 Uo 100 Up 8 9 26 vlToddStiP 27 Wstn Union Name l Clat>1rCo 11-UP l UP w UP • uo J + J + DOWNS Lut Che Pct • 3 19 At e~,. Inc ! ~ io c a••es5•• :11 MversLE 27 5ovm•i.Co 1J TouoCP r. -2'• - ~·· -2 r.- OH • Of• " Oft ~ Ott " Ofl 7 House at> I AM Intl 9 ZenitnE 10 Conseco II'• + I • 4 + • n 1 + 11t1 llltt ~ "" UP 7 l UP 6 7 ~g H OTC UPS & DOWNS NEW YORK (AP! -Tl1e followino Hsi shows Int Over • tne • Counter storks end w1rr1111\ lhal nave OOl'I uP tne mo$1 and dowo lhe mo" t>es.d on e>ercenl of change tor Fr1dav No secur·lles lradino e>elow S2 or HlOO \nares are •nclude<l Net end e>ercen1aoe en.noes are 'he d1Her ence o.1ween ltie previous c1os1no orice and Fr•dav s last or t>1d orice Name I WolfF1nc 2 Harrier 3 W 1otSvs• 4 N tTum 5 ln!Mot> w • 6 Int 800 "'" 7 To,,sTo., I CaP•••Awc 9 M,c .. Anthl"~ 10 TonsTov wt I ,, u~ LHf Cite Pct. 9 • I' + I , UP 33 ) 11 ... + 2"9 uo ~2 3 3 16 + 11 16 UP 27 5 2~ + 1 UP 26 7 2 l + ' UP 25 0 2l • + 1 UP 221 711·111 +I.I!! 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A • " A • A I I I ' NYSE COMPO SITE TRANSAC TIO NS MONDAY'S CLOSING PRICES Market prices tumble '-E \\ \'>I<" \ P -\tod, pmc:'> lo'>t ground in '>It'" trdd1n~ \1onda~ b<>g&l·d dm~n h' womes Jbuut 1nll.it1on Jnd tntcn.•st rate' l ntc:rnt rail'\ .,..hteh ha\I: tx-en climbing for ~'cral v.l'l'k'> .,..c:rc mosth .,tead' tn the credit markl.'t\ Monda' Thc 1>11"' 1 onl''> a H·r;.agl" Jf '\( tndustnals Oropped 11 I 10 1 "JI Jti "' lowc:'>t close sin~ tt \tood al I 4 14 4'-on Feb 4 Dcdtning l\\Ue1 outnum~red ad"ance'> b~ more th•rn 5 tt• 2 •IO thl" "Ir"' ) ork Stock E~change . .,..1th 401upI0.,4do.,..nand471 unchangt'd. Big BuJrd \ olumt" came w 1 0~ 64 malhon 'hares dov.n from 211 tl(1 m1ll1on Fnda\ and the .. mallest towl \anu· Mi 3t> rn1lhon were tradt'd in a post-Thank~\ 1ng S<:<>s10n lut ~ n 2.. The ''I~[·., cumpos11r andn IC'U I (IQ to 142 21 ~J\ t '.!lu;Jblt• ga-.olmt• h' plan n111g ... hopping t np-. to lex: al -.tort''-dO 'l·rt1-.1n1.. 1n th1· Daily Pilat WHAT AMcx Om WHAT NYSE Om NEW y()RI( (Aft) Mav tJ ~ ~ ?70 2" U7 l • AMEX LEADERS Goto QuorEs s----.., .,,_ ~ Dy The •• eoc:••led ..... ~ ---V ~•'"II• Meo 1S "'1 I~ l~ L ..... .._.,..,..._ h'"9 • S4S7 ~ "° S1 )~ ....... .,,..._. ·•"'Q ~ "°' -,,...._ ~ c:oo.o lor.....,.. brtdl----lor _, _, • ...._ .... S1H 1.1Pl2'' , ............ ~" 1;t11'2lt ,......,....,~.,, ... ,,.,..c s;•· In C:-901C1 IDOi -"' Fn ... !>, •O ""Ml ·o 1 METALS Quo1£s lifW vo-c !Al' -~ .-.--· .-~ Silao~•--""' "'"c_. _....,......_., C..,... S IOl.-S I •0 ...,., • ~ "'"' _ ....... _ e...-. s IOl 50 _.. .. -l>OU'10 "'' ~· IC'" _,,," LAllll ,. -• '*""' n.c SS-57-·---,,. .... 2SMMoel• W.. ~ .,.,... ,.., '" --•• 1'IO Heftdot. __ ,.,.... ., .... ~··· NEW YO~ll. •AP Mey 23 ......... Aove~r•c: ~! ~~ ~--.. Ml JOll I~ ~"CPll~Q~ tt~1 O'& n...n N,.,.. 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F\IU._ \ .... , ~ F l'v" ' c~~ \lel•CILQ + ' Court: Fixed annuities fall under securities law Ousted conductor cheered in return concert at Center Tbunda> evenma at the Oranae Count)' Perfomuna Arts Center the apptthensaon wa~ palpable as 11 1ushed m and out o( the famous air condmoners Would the belcaauered maestro have the fonatude to mount the podium., Earlier an the da). published evidence of unrest among Pae1fic Sym.phony musicians and ~he board of directors was accompanied b) its executive director unequivocally call- ana Keith C'lark "a bad conductor." ln fact, Clark made It to the podium and. followma the polite applause offered the soloms who preceded him onto the s.._.e. he seemed surpnscd at a resounding ovation for himself Later, we observed for the first time Keith Clark tak1n1 has bows from siaie level with the orchestra. rather than from the podium. a s1~al of cameraderic and humility which was rtfrtstuna and. under the carcum- stan~. po1inant. We also heard Arnold Scboenbefl's ··Gurrchedcr." Thas performance, an collaboration with the Pacific Chorale, demonstrated once aaain the C:\traordinary technical resources at the disposal of Clark's baton -on a good evening. that 1s. The rompetcnt but often stndent Pacific Symphony horns offered 130 minutes of crack-free, well -rounded sound. al both extremes of ranae and dynamics. The brass section as a whole shimmered. offenna such sharpness of mtonauon and scct1onaJ balance as to transform aJanng brilliance into a seductive sJow. The stnngand woodwind sections. known to be eminently capable as and1v1dual m usmans. but susceptible to laziness. ga'c us an entire evenina of unified attacls and relca~ shapely phrases. CHllS PALMER and very fine mtonat1on (even in the first violins). The evenins·s soloists had voices of remarkably diverse character. Tenor Georae Gray sang the role of Waldemar on short notice following the passing of scheduled tenor James McCracken. Gray's voice possessed a qualtty of ccntcredncss. a focus around which a subtle vibrato gener- ated great warmth. St1mng effects arose from small mflccuons launched from a le vel plane of dynamics At umcs, Oray's lanes melded with horn and harp lO produce striluna moments of chamber music. At othtt moments. 'ubtlety pvc way to train as he struaJcd (as oft.en as not unsucccssfulfy) to balance with the overly enthusiastic forces on stqc. As Tove, Soprano Rat.a Hunter had no trouble soanna above extremes of loudness from the orchest~. Her \Oicc penetrates at all dynamic levels. with 1ts generous vibrato, and ex- pressiveness throu&hout her range - an complete contrast to Gray's far more subtle, yet less colorful ap- proach. Concertmaster Andre Granat ac- companied Hunter in her first solo. with charming understatement. Mezzo-soprano Marvellec Canaga sang the part of the Waltaube with an unusuallr. full \Oace. which can best be descnbed as part English Hom. pan French Hom. It had a re-- markable roundncu and fi11cd the hall scemiQ&ly without effon. After intermission, baritone Jamn Johnson as Bauer offered us 1 convincing peasant sound, f'ull with enthusiasm and resonance. and a thick vibrato. Tenor Mischa Raitzin as Klaus the jester also was convinc· ma. perhaps for the absence of the resonance JUSl attributed to Johnson, and a playfulness which bordered on the dcli&htful. Hans Hotter. as a baritone speaker. offered a full- bod1ed, melodious renderina of the German text, with such superb enun- ciation that not a word was lost. The Pacific Chorale s.ana beauti- fully when sinaina softly, but at louder kvcls offered little more than a prcuy texture with the consistency of REVIEW mud. nus muddUlCU accompenyana 1.ncrusin1 loudness resulted from a lack of balance between forus. The extremely h1ab level oft«hni- cal consistency of the orchestra and the soloists, and Clark's intelliscnt craf\smanship of phrases and ~ffccts, brought us a performance whach can be faulted only for the orchestra's occas1onally oversteppiDJ the bounds of balance with the soloists (thereby obliteratina them). and the chorus' lack of focus resultjni from an attempt to balance the oversized orch"tra's louder moments. The final climax. however. was bnlhant. well-balanced. well -sus- tained. and well wonh the wait. It's too bad that half the audience went home at interm1ss1on. .. Durty Nell y'•" OPEN FOR LL'NCH & DINNER \fonda\ thru Frida\ l l AM to q PM 'Soapy Murder' silly, but funny COMING SOON EDWARDS NEW "lmll CEITIE I" BEETLEJUICE" (PG) l«IW:l •UIOI! ~·~ 10'11 "SALSA" (PG) tam• itm• '°' 100 1008 "NOT Of THIS EARTH" (R I ilUJtlll~ "SHAKEDOWNH (Ill) Ill' "AI OYE THE LAW 1111 >I~ It It "SUNSET" (Al 1.-u c•••t ~ OI' "WIU.OW" (PG) ,...., TUC1 DOlJY srmo 11 JO..l•~ •-HI-It-I~ ·•THE MILAGRO BEANFIELD WAA (Rl 1200 ZlO SOl-1 lO·lttl .. SALOME'S LAST DANCF" {R) ElCUISM CIQliDOl IJl.J-IH1>0 7 ... ,._lt-4S "WLLOW"(..0) YMIUO ).,. "W1LlOW" (l'G} UlkUO 7•tJG "8EETLEJUICE" (PGI lllCHACl llUTOI! i•S US 1040 "HIGH SEASON" (Al IAtQILLll: 81SSll S JO I JO US "I LOVE 'WILLOW: .. I R::lUllD M'l'S£lI ENTHRAUID &.N...lllFU.1.Y rR(X)U(ID WITH ENOUQi THRILLS ANO l.JNQU: TUJCHlS fOR BOTH BROfT KIDS ANO INTU.UClNT A~-.... • ·• • "' 1' /YOW PlAYllYC1 SHAIU!.OOWllll I•) 12 4S Z SSS OS 7 ZS t 4S By BONNIE FEVERGEON o.., ..... c. ••• , ...... Tim Kelly's "The Soapy Murder Case" combines murder and humor with a generous helping of the ridiculous at the Way Off Broadwa}' Playhouse an Santa Ana. U nder the capable direction of the company's executive producer-direc- tor Ton) Revcrd1 1to. a zanr collcc- uon of characters -most being members of the cast of a "popular" daytime soap opera -spend an evening in a fashionable Ne"" York townhouse where murder 1s the ball of fare. Acc:cptmg the piece as an e'ercisc in rather )Uvcnale Cllaggerat1on. the audience 1s free to cnJO) the sho"" 's real strength -the performance of1ts players . .\ftcr a slightly sluggish act I. interest builds to an entertaining chm ax. Richard Fiann 1s the crotchety Horauo Tucker. resident host and financial ~ponsor of the successful soa11 opera. which provides a com- mond bond between this strange A~ THE LAW (Jt) l 10 7 .lO I DHd H H { fRI 1 00 s·zo t :SO "NOT OF THIS EARTH" (A) DAILY MATINEES ATEDWAN>I TOWN CENTER VLLAQE CENT£R MIHION VIEJO MAU EL TOlllO LAGUNA HtU.a ~ 81l'ft~~~40 Krn.EIUK:I: (PG) r~i;. 1~-:...1·1. 12 40 z 40 4 so DeUor {J ) 0 I 0 I 0 7 OS & t I 0 1009001 .. 0 "THE MILAGRO BEANFIELD WAR" (Al SISllOltOO "COLORS" ("I S(Ut POii 6 00 1 lO 10 45 .. 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J rm, "WIU OW" p(..0) WAL KUO "BEETLEJUICE" (~O) "''L THI MILMMIO llANfllLD WAii tit ............ AIOVI TMI LAW 111 ... .,mltOIMMA ~ fATAI. ATTIACTION 11t .... )l1J 1;4' ''" ••• , "NOT Of THIS EARTH" (A) 11 OOllO Ol-1 .... • "tt lllCHA(l llUIOll --------------<• i JO I JI 10 IS "BEETLEJUICE" (f'O) A80YI TMI LAW 111t ................... .O•OOIOJ~ "WALL STREET" '"' 'n "~ .. MOONSTRUCK" N .. COLOR I " (111) ... IMAll 1oe.tJO "F'"DAY THE tlTH ftART VII (") UUJt It JS ~ MlaoN'" (ll)f U "'THE WRO..O GUY ... (1101• Jttt .. JACIC'8 IACK .. fJt)f• -1uu.1r~ C"> 'M It.ZS llCMlll WTOll "COLORI" <"I 11ISl1~ IS' JS.. U·ll IS J} llCmll Mill "FRIDAY THE 13th s JO I°' II IS PART VII (Ill) .A. ~11LOXI ll (..0) I 01loe.s•1•t•10-•s K 'It ltlt "0000 ---.. -.-A-La_A_"_(f'O_) __ _. llOl•IQ V1!TNAlll (Al& It Dlfll)SA 11•1lt-4•.a .......... "SHAKEDOWN" (RI IUS-H s-145 "AaOYI T .. LAW" (Rlt•••tus rttlta "'-1 M rn Qltl "~"''°'L ;;CNt .. _....._....,... WILLOW INI COCOON ,.,._,,, °""• *' u nc •aut. NOeAH "CIOCootLI DUNOCI tt•• l'UCI l oeef It. .. NOY Of THtt IAll'TH l'I LAWUH I.AMO Ill "' wwwvcw .... CAMMI.....,. IALM.._ ORANGE . ..,: L1.:...lUL.-i 1 - T lllCMll ldA~ arnwutc '"' THI llVINTM llOH 111 tuel,_. .... NOt °' THtS" IM1M • LAW\UI ...... • --.. ---n .............. U.•ll .. , ... __ ... _ ---(11111 •-r t. Qllol ,., .,,_"" •u •.,. ,.., '"' 1 mt,,,,., Wit M NIW l&.OOI " '"' .... , ... ...... ,u ... MMlMOMM "'C~ .... ... _ ....... _, WM.OW'"' cocoo.. ...... .... , .... m,...nM&OMe "'IAMeO ..... NttoN . ............ ..,._ ..... ...... ... •• e.a ... . •MOW ftll LAW • collecllon of ind1v1duals. Flinn's con- sistent use of difficult facial ex· p1Css1ons and cantankerous behavior creates an air of believab1ltty in an unbelievable situation. Inconsistent with the quality of his performance arc has powdered haar and safct)-p1nned cuffs. which con- tribute unattract1\e residue and sparkle to his appearance. Horatio's maid and nurse. Mrs Naugah1de. 1s well played by Sonda Toombs. though her enure outfit seems inconsistent with her stauon. But comfon on stage 1s areal plus. RC\ cnJ1tto panaci.pates in the pro- duction as lank Kennecott. director of the soap. offering an appropnately stuff} soph1st1cat1on and inflated ego Md Castelo renders a vef) en1er- ta1n1ng 1nterpreta11on of Dottie Dun- can. a Un} d}namo who alternates as airhead and shcmang impostor. (astelo's 'ersat1h1y results an an effect 1' e performance. Steam} Jessica Courtney as portrayed by the flamboyant Maret Anne Schmidt. while he, counterpart, prudt!>h Mona La Mooch. also 1s effect I\ cly enactl'd by Linda Klass_ Other pla)'crs are layce Gardner. Bert Garza. Sha""n Smvth and John Ekholm · Wa)' Off Broadv..a) 's intimate theater setup offers an unusual ad- ' antagc to its audience -reall) close prox1mll) 10 the stagt. One almost focls 1n,ol\Cd an the ph)stcal actton of the pla)er ReHrd11to and Smyth lntncate sound effects and h&htana arc c~atcd b)' Joel Knott An amusing entertainment ex- pencnce and promising performers ma) be seen 1n .. The Soap) Murder Case " running Thursdays through Sunda)'s at S p.m un11l June 5 at the Wa> Off Broad\.\a)' Playhpuse. I 058 f . First St . Santa Ana Call 547-8997 for tickets and funher 1nformatton. THE AMERICAN HEART ASSCDATION MEMOR.IA1.. PRC£.RAM. c... ........... , .. .,...mr -e cw, .,.clllsh Clll .. ,.,. , .. '*'""' fi'A.loE'\'S ONLvs399so FAX-IT! New ~ The 80111 -Otp 2 Clo1eou1 llmlled Stock -Made To s .. F°' $1.2115 SEARs sm~Y WARRANTY •• ORDER 8Y PHONE/ Z CA ... OH35-HOOeUU1·10H2HIU mlA 9UA 1105 !Wllal M 714/sa.a.> _., t441E•k-llllod JIJllM-tMI • .,.. .2Al22 5-ti -, .. ..,..DJJ -......,_.. 15.ll II ~ M 21J/.._Sl7t t• ••no 110 • s.1" .... 2u1..-..ir --• •• 1"°5 ~ 911/lM.tW --WS...W..Sl 11 ......... ,..._ ASI ,__ ~ 111/UI ..... ~ lell r.._-.., 211/SU-IJW ..... "°--~-111/JJl·tDI ..,._ WV.....,~ JU/.,,...,. ---- FREEWAY STORES Since 1919 -=-.... 'E£ .... •, \ • ' 1 l fi a b d h f, F a (' ti II 11 ft h \• n l' I# II II rt Q h· • T \1 I ~ A a• a s • t ' • I r r ~ • • ' ' ' • Onmge Coul DAIL y PIL.OT /Monday May 23. H~ee A• Genetics a crucial factor TV LISTINGS DEAR ANN LANDERS· Recently a mother asked wh) her two ch1ldrt'n were so different The) were raa~d exactly ahke, with d 101 ol love, and she and her husband wrnt out of their way to Ix 1mpart1al You said "Genetics has a lot to do wuh ll " yourcolumn 1s vcf) much 11work1n our family \\-t are sure that there as nothing v.e l:Ould have dont' to mak,. Bobb) "tum out rtghl " 8) the same tOkl'n. we believe that 1( our other thret' l'htldren had been adopted by another ~l of pa~nts the) would still be veal kids The answer 1s. as vou pointed. out. "gt'ncs • l 6:00 l 6:30 l 7:t>O : 7 :30 j 8:00 : 8 :30 j 9:00 ! 9:30 ; 10:00 ~ 10:30 '.11 :00 ! 11 :30 Al• lMDEIS 0 ._. C81 *-ICM l ~ TM 1• W. U.W-...... "-..._ ...... Allie ... _ 11351 I am con\.lnced that )OU arc 100 percent right I wash )'OU had elaborated un the \ubJC<:l So many of us need the laus !>pelled out Here as our story l hank )OU for pnnt1ng thut ktter, .\nn .\g.a1n \Ou ha ... c m.ade an 1m ponant u1ntnhut1un tu the edulJ- uon uf the \mencan puhll{' .\NON\ \10\ ~ .\( RO\\ rHt BO·\RD. 0.09111n9 The • W 1111• u,._... ,,,~_.,,. My husband and I were mamed for several )tars cind "an1ed desperately tu have a fam1I} \hhough the doctors coul<l lind rw medical reason for O\Jr 1nab1hl) lo be parents, 1t JUSl nc\ er happenl'd I 1nall\ •M: de< 1ded 10 adopt O ur son "3'> hc.•autiful and health)', but he nt' er \topped crying We "cilked the fltKir \.\Ith him for mun th\ When "Bohh) · was I \Car old I bc<·amc pH·gnanl and '-"l' "'ere ble~scd "11h a second sun That t h1ld lf1ed , cf) little II 1\ d1spo\11ton wa\ pun: c,un<;hane One }car taler "e had t"1n girl<. The\ "'ere J JO' 10 U\ from da\ o ne L1l.r t'ur f.el t>nd "'" the~ rarel) lus\Cd. The twins and their natural hrothcr got along hcau11full~ The older bo) re..cnted the thrl·c \uungl'r ch1klren Jnd "as ahu\1\l· and mean to them \tarting 1n thl' lir'>t grade Robb} "ac, an trouble constantl) He was a poor student, labeltd .. um:ooperat1"e and d1srup11'e ··The three )'Ounger onti. "ere excellent students. and there "ere nc ... er any beha"1oral problemc, The twins arc no" 15 Our scrnnJ ~n as 16 Bobb) 1s 17 The l\.\tnS arc v.cll-adJUSted. haH a world offnendc, and are a JO> to us Their 16-)tar-old brother 1s a st raight -.\ student a fine athltte kind and tho ughtful Bobb~ ha\ been txpellcd lrom school twice \'.naught him drinking ;\kohol and 'imo1'.1ng pot "hl'n he wac, 14 He has stolen from m\ huc,hand'c, walkt and from m) purse· \\-l· k t him l.no" that "C d1\appro'e ol ht\ lnendc, and tried to gc.-t him to Jttcpl lOunscltng He refu\cd to LV<>JX•ratc .\s I "'nte this he 1s 1n a hall-"'.t' hou\l' for drug abu!>crc, lc<Ka1nc> ~h husband and I arc l.nn' 1nlcd that ihc gl·net1t lal. tor \OU \f)(llo..l· 111 1 n DEAR ANON: Dozens of readus bavt written to relate stories that 10.nd a great dtal lillt you". ney, too, thlltd mt for bringing this toucby Hbject to llght. It 11 not one tbat people want to talk about. In addition to tbe genttlr factor wt now know tbt womto wbo drink. smoke and take drugs during preg- nancy may 11ve birth to children wbo art underweight, sickly and some- times brain-damaged. This prenatal influence bas been well-documented Wbilt many adopttd children turn out well, som e do not, and we now know tbat It may have nothing to do with poor parenting. This Is not to say that environment counts for nothi11g, but we now know it 11 Jeu s1gnlfkant than we thought Tuesday, May !4 ARIES (March 21-.\pnl I ~l \\hat had bct'n a pu11k l''>fX'uall) to real l'\lJtt' pro1ll.'rl\ 't uu"rc g11 rn 1n\1Jl.· data \OU II he tru\ll'd \.\1th dandt"\ttnc Jrr.1ngl·ml·nt \utum11h1k 1111 l.O~t ofupkeeouiuld hc.· 1n,ohl·J ll>uld be tran\--------------formed 1ntu .1 rc,d- a11on. \potlight on b3'i1C ISSUC'i. depen- dent<>. cmplm ment SYDNEY health. reunion '-'Ith lam11\ mcmh<'r o Fa,orabk puhl1nt\. MARR accompan1l'' ~our •••••••••••••• efforts. LIBRA 1\ept 21-0 ct 221 EmphJ\I\ 11r po"cr authont~ rl'\pons1b1lll\ dcadhnc strong h" l' rela· l1onsh1p \oml.·one wan" to .. tell \ou -.omcthing " t<-n 1\ pat1enu.'. 1x·r<,1sten1.-c SCORPIO IOI. t 2 '-:--.o, 211 '>t·edc; planted 1e,, than t"'o "-l'd\ ago "'II no"· bear lru1t .. 'r ou II "'n l.ontc\t tht·one'> Jll' pro, en ltne rt-ldt1on\h1p "''" he.• h.t l I.. 11n tratk Wo- 1100 000 ... ft laoy .. .,.,~~ TI-• Lo"IJ oiot s~"'-' ~ •. ~""''°" ~~s~ t --·· ITht SW.111 PG I • CIOM Enc.o11111t ,, o! '"-l!\cl'O lt"'o ""• -· MAI f\,I~ c-~~'~""' ~s i;,. ..... PICK Findtf t O...n1t ~"I Oo 0111 Oa!'I Oeo SEl Low 8iow ~ ~ ., -.. . •!> ... A~ y , • -., I USA Clll'IOO'! Ea ... Ai,,.011 WGN Jaw1 '.> PU ~ • • • • . ..... TAURUS ( .\pnl 20-Ma} 20) You're "relea~" from financial obhgataon 't oung perwn decade<; to repa\ debt to brcal. hood'> ol rcstnct1on. to free \OU from prum1~· that should ha.,.e not been made 1n rirc;t placr SAGITTARIUS (°'JO\ 22-Dt'l 211 I ll'\h 1.Jrl"l'r bus1nt''>'> Jlll' it) h1ghltghte-d \kmtx>r ut 11r1x>'>lk '4.'\ lOUld -.cnc as tnsp1rat10n 1f all card'> are plal.l.'d on t.ihll· IJu: up Stre'>s creat" 1t\ \t~ le 1nno"a11on Complete televlalon lltttnga In Sunday'• TV PUol. CAPRICORN (Dc1. 22-Jan lfll ~n'>t: nf d1rcct1un rl''>tOrt·d. tamll} mcmht'r \t'~ mu1.h in p1llurl' Budgt·t food propcrt\ mot1,Jt111n -the-.e figure prominrntl\ l.M. Bovo --- - GEMINI (Ma) 21.June 20> litud) Taurus mcc,sagl' for valuable hint ( helk source material. r<"ad hct"el·n lanes, be av.arr ol propen} ... alue!> R<"fuse tu g1\e up c,omethang for mere "'h1socred orom1se. CANCER (June 21-Jul)' 221 Dig de-ep lor tnlor- mataon, anal) I C mo11.,.es. <.tress vcrsat1ht~. ask question-. conl:em1ng "'hr rcabou1' of reldt1,e Get prom1'>cS 1n writmg. optn lane'> of lOmmun1lat1on. AQUARIUS !Jan 2()-feb 11<1 D1\t~1h h1ghhgh1 fi tncc,s. humor communicauon \ ou'll ht' truc;ted '-'Ith \l'lret. 1n,ohn comphtated procedurt "-eer recc:nt r1.·~lut1onc, l.unccrntnit appearamc diet. bod~ image Here's the real big money game LEO IJuh 2 'Aug 22) \1aJOr domr'it1c adJu<,tmcnt 1 n' oh es pa) mcnt<; wllclttons. hudgl't <;our~·ec; ot IOlumc. Harmon)' will he re"ltnrcd but d1ploman 1\ rC'-!UlrCd VIRGO ( \ug. 23-St'pt 22). "Don't re,eal all'" applte' PISCES I Feb 19-March 2111 .\dhcrl· hi rule'> rcgulat1unc, lndl\1dual "'ho ad\t>l.Jtes shon lUt 1s being ~horts1ghtl·d Be pmtt1\e n>nllrn1ng right\ .ind J"'l'r m1'\s1on\ M.sntal \latu' ligurcc, 1n '>ll·nanl1 IF MA y 24 IS YOl'R BIRTH DA y \llU hJ \ l' unu\U31 'mce . .ipprt'l 13lC mus1t and lu\ur. lan Ix \Cit 1ndulgl·nt u 1uld ha \C \\\CC't tooth · Pro\t1tu1111n nJt11Jn" 11.k grn''l'\ atltiut l l'I t1mn J\ mulh m11nl'\ J\ l111•lhdll hJ\l ti.ill hJ\l..l'tbdl .tnd ho.:l..n \.llmh1ned Or \ll ""' rc· 'l".trlhl'r' Rrm.irl...ihk 11 true Thr\ \.1Jntend JO l'\llmJtl'd 2' l)llU tr;tn\- IV CHARLES GOREN ANO OMAR SHARIF Q.1-Both vulnerable. as South you ho ld: + AQ 83 Q10763 + KJ98 The bidding has proceeded· Wm Norch F.asl South l + 2 Pus ? What do you bad now? A.-To make a vulnerable ovcrcall at the two level, partner must have a reasonable hand and a good suit. Sin~ you have opening bid vaJues. RUFFELL,S UPHOLSTERY INC. llMft , ...... Ctttti kt! ttZ2 IAllOl ILn .. ctSTI •UA-541 llSi ~ AUTO FACTS COOL TALK Warmer wealher usually prompts the need for air cond1tionme II a pustl of the button does not produce cool air chances are that the freon level 1s low. This volaltle &•s is the same ingredient that cools a refngttato1 It circulates as a &as and pteks up beat from the 1nsidt of the car Returmnc to a liquid slate, 1t ftvtS up •ts heat to the outlldt air Tht proc:tss works repeatedly to cool oft the auto's interior hen 1n a wt!l operabnc system. freon leaks over 111114! and the system must bt recl\arced In order to prolon& freon's scrnc~ bit. and 111· cond1bone. Should be operated a few mtnvtes each wttll. yw round This wtll tnwre that au sob remain pltablt ~nd seem. Air condlbon1nc put1 an extra load on tht car's coolinc system " you're stuck 1n traffic on 1 hot day. ·and the tamperalur• aa. shows oftthtlh,. Of die red "hOl" fiPt comn on. turn oft tN llf condition. and open 1 window Heft It C&f, wt speclalllt In MfVICt Ind f1Pllf on VW, aftd Alldt Wt'ra my to rtlCh et !090 flflcenba °'*' 8 I '°' ,_con' e Tel 6" 6910 .,..,. .-orid bf MA Ma r tr t eris wtkolM. . ,, don't beat around th<' bu~h Jump to three no trump to protect ~our tenancts from a lead through Q.2-Both vulnerable. as South you hold •95 Ql XQ653 +AQS4 The bidding has proceeded West North East ou1b 1 • 2 • Pass ? What do you bid now? A.-As scared above, partner must have a fair hand and good suit for his two-level ovcrcall. Despite the Got to crow about? W rite a letter lo the Daily Pilot editor. CALL ( 714' 642-4333 FOR HdMI DELIVERY la't your spade holding'' th<' worst. you have adt'Quatt' trump support and the values to 1ump to game. Bid four hearts Q.3-Netthcr \Ulnerable, as South you hold: + K76 . AJ 104 8S2 + ICJ6 The bidding has proce<'ded ..,.ortb Easl Soulb West I • Pass 1 • Pass I • Pass ! What do you bad now'> A.-A good haod for fourth-suit forcing, and 1f that weapon ts in your armory, bid two diamonds. If not, there is no good bad available. Probably the least of evils 1s to jump to three clubs-and hope that part- ner can convert to no trump. Q.4-Both vulnt'rable. a\ South you hold : • IJ : AKJ85 AJ6 + IOS. The bidding has proceed<'d : Soucll WHI North £.as1 I Pass I t I 'iT Whal acuon do you take'> A.-You have a minimum opening btd, and had East passed you would have been compelled ro kt'ep the bidding open, probabl)' with one no trump. East's 1ntervcn11on. howt'V· er. has relieved you of l ht obhgat ion o ltep the auction ah'e 'r ou ~dn ,ho"' vuur m1n1mu m 1 alue\ b' passing Q .5-Hnth \Ulnerable a~ South )Ou hold + K 72 AKQ106J +AQJ5 The b1JJ ng ha'> proceeded South \.\ esl 'orth East I Pths 2 + Pti., Whal do \ ou bid no " " A.-\ou are in slam 1err11on . bul can ta~e no prt"C1p11ate acuon be- cau~ of >Our l"'O fast lost'rs in hearts However, 1t is tncumbent on you to tell partner abClul your urong hand and excellent support -Ju mp ro four dubs Q .6-Neither vulnerable, as South you hold • AQl72 -AJ7 832 • 76 Your partner open'i the b1dd1ng w11h a demand bad of two hcans What do you respond? A.-Usually, when partner makes a demand bid you want iO sc:t the trump suit as soon a\ possible. Herc, however. you ha"e an excel- lent source of tricks 1n the spade suit. If you r11se hearts rmmt'd1att- ly. you m11ht not be abl<' to get that mcssaae across to partner. Rt'Spond two spades, then jump in hearts at your next tum. 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BLOOll COUJlfTY by Berke Breathed 11* /)(llL M«lllM «JIT GAMIN AND PATCHES by Addison IJC/5T PEOPLE use sruFFEO PILL~-- 5-23 ANCIENT EGYPrlANS USED SOJE, A.ND THE JAPA.NEEE, Bl.J:)CJ(S Q= YKXJD YOU ALWAYS ~A"E10 '""""-'-~ STA.RT 60\AE- THtNG FOR BETTER OR FOR WORSE by Lynn Johnston SHOE JUDGE PARKER ~S DAVID WATCHES SUSAN LOSE HER BALANCE AND START TO FALL, H E G RA6S H ER WRIST AND HANGS ON I REALLY? r'aU 15 1He:. OLD DOLL? ~N SHE. DIED LA8f NIQHT. ' (~~ ~ by Jeff MacNelly by Harold Le Doux THAT'S E A SY F()R YOU TO SAY, MR DELACORT' FUNKY WINKERBEAI'f by Tom Batluk DOOIUSBURY t I EVEN IF IT'S ONL4 FIRST IN ~JNE AT f I rHE BAND BANQUET R::rn .. ucK DINNER . RANK /NCE:.0 HAS rrs i t--------~ .-------. PRI VI u:.G£5 .' ~ l I ~I I I 5 ·ZJ e ....____..;;~-----' by Garry Trudeau (JINllJH H• N&L-1HAT"S (illl!AT, IJ(}()P96, .. .-_I / .......... .._."' .... o...-.. ~· ... ,..., ............ _... --.. .......... ._..,...._ .............. 1-. ...... -rotmlloll dlll ol,,,., _ I -I CROOOT J _,.,-.,""°"-" . I I I r e,i I OANOH It . 1 I I I t . r ,...., _C_U_K_M_T_j_ • . r I I IJ : l CINnOllNilllltl ........ ,_ .. ,. .......... -• ........... ,--.. .... __..._-a <N'Ol'll'-... -....., _,__ _..., n~ • ' , Dodgers swept; Guerrero ejected LOSANGELES(AP)-Th1s ume. New York Mets pitcher David Cone looked hke one of the dodstr5. Cone. escaping a bat angnlythrown by Pedro Guerrero. remained un- beaten Sunday as the Mets defeated the Los Angeles Dodgers. S--2. for a sweep of the three-game sen cs ~md their seventh stra1Jht victo ry. Guerrero was e1ccted for the bat- thro wing ahercauon. which staned an the sixth 1nn1ng after he was hn by a patch and sparked a benc h<leanng incident. On Saturday night, the teams had gotlen into a bru-shback battle. Cone's first two pitches to Guerrero where high a nd inside. and Guerrero glared at the mound. G uerrero was then hit an the shoulder by a curve. and he threw his bat wnh both hands , I / I T he sch ed ule AWAY ToniOhl-ldle Mav 2..-Pn1tadelon1a. 4:JS om • Mav 2~Phllaoetonia. 4.JS om • Mav 26-Pnlladelonla, 4.JS o m Mav 27-Montreal, 4 JS o.m Mav 2&-Montreat, 10-JS 11 m • Mav 29-Montr eal. 10 JS 11 m • • On TV, Channet 11 • All oames on KABC. 790 toward Cone. The bat sailed wide and landed near shonstop Kevin Elster. "I told him that v.as a curveball I d1~·1 understand anything he said to me.:1 Cone said "I was cons1stentl) inside all day. The pitch that hit him was a 70 mile-an-hour curvcball. He was staring at me all day." · G uerrero stan ed walking bnskly toward Cone but was grabbed b~ catcher BalT) L)ons as both dugouts e mptied. There were no fights and no punches thrown. and G uernro was ejected. G uerrero left the Los Angeles cl ubhouse earl) witho ut comment. The 1nc1dent could resuh an a suspensio n b) Nauonal uaguc Presi- dent Ban G1amattr Cone. 6-0. gave up four hits in s1>. innings and Roger McDowell fin- ished for his fifth save. Fernando Valenzuela. 3-5. went I? 1 innings in the shoncst stan of has ca rttr. allo wing live runs o n s1it h ats and walking two MONDAY. MAY 23, 1988 Tanner, Atl•nt• m•n8ger, four co.chH fired. 82. Behind Bird, Boaton 8dvance1 In NBA pa.tyoff8. 83. ------------------ Buerunner Barry Lyon• of the Met. le taged out at home b y Dodgen catcher .. ~/ _J ~~ Mike Scioecla durtne fifth inning after attempdng to ecore on infield grounder. Angels tackle Yankees next Homestand begins tonight after 12-4 romp by Red-Sox From Tlte A1MClated Prus Bru1scd b~ success1~e lopsided los~s to the &>ston Red Sol. in ft"nwa> Park thc ( alafomaa ..._nJtlS return 10 .\nahe1m Stadium 1on1&)l1 10 open an c1gh1-gamc homestand v.1th 1hn:e ag.;unst the 4.mencan Leagur E.tst-lcading "'ev. York Yan- l~ The scne'> opcncr 1onagh1 at 7 JO r)ltS \11lr..e \.\ llt I ) of the .\ngcls again'>l '.'.cv.) or ~' Richard Dots.on 5-1 The) anlr..tts ha\ t." ht."en nd1ng high aftn tv.o '>tr.ught v. ins against '-"t"St DI\ 1s1on-lt."ad1ng c >air.land and ~ \t''>' a ~ ... -1 4 H'c1 •rd their b(st mark aftn 4 1 g.aml''> ''"ll' the 195X team v.l·nt '')-11 "1ean1o1oh 1k lhl· -\ngeb w()("s con- unur .\ftrr a -,v.111~ thrvugh the East produced a+.' mJrlr.. the~ continue 10 rn1dt" in th( .\I '-' rst cdlar v.11h a I., 2h o~erall mar~ In ~unda' '> I ~-4 thrashing b) Boston 'etcra n rl'11ner Bob Stank\ moq:d into ndus1\e lOmpan .. among Red \ol. <1ll-11me v.innc~ ··r ,e bet-n -,1111ng on 104 1o1o ins tor a lung long 11mc: \tanle\ said ~unda' alter allnv.ing JU'>I two singles 1n 5., innings \.\1th his IO'ith \lllor. since JUmp- 1n~ from ll<1ss .\.\tu the Red So\ tn I 1P"' Stan le. tied Hall of Farner l di\ Gru'e for Sl\th place among Bt1ston <; all-time winners Joe I>ohwn rs ~tanle\ 's nel.t target v.nh The schedule Ton•gnl-Ntw V()('k 7:lS p,m Mav 74-flltw York 735 pm Mav 2rNew York 7:lS om. • Mav 26-ldlt Mav 27-8all1mof"e. 7.lS om. Mav 71-Batllmore, 7·0S om. • Mav 29-eettimore I OS o.m • On TV Channel S • AM oames on IC.MPC. 710 I CIO '1c tones ~tank). 1o1oho struck o ul four and didn't "'all.. a baller. th~w62 pitches. 4., tor stnkes. in his comeback from a '>l'rtous in1uf) to has pttch1na hand \uffrred 1n a fall in has home lasl hnuilf\ "It v.as nice to)« him come back and pltlh that wa). especially comma bad.. from the inJUrY " said Mike ufl•('n't\ell. 1Ah0 capped a five-run third inning v.ath a th ree-run homer. urC'env.elrs su.th home run of the sea~n put Boston ahead to stay, 5-.3. Jftl.'r Dv.1ght hans go t a two-run single: on a pop"> which f~I between ~l'n ter ficldC'r Chico Walker and n&ht fielder Chall Da\ 1s v.nh two out and the: ba~ loaded · The\ v.ouldn t have scort'd fi ve runs 1f that fl) ball was cau&ht." ( Jl1 forn1a Manager Cookie lto1as !Mild Sunset episOdesjust a part of wild season The end of the silliest prep baseball season on record for the Orange ( oast Arca as neanng-and 11·s one not soon to be forgotten .\t the to p of the list was the wild Sunset u ague race which fou nd fo ur teams an the champ1onsh1p hunt on the last da' oft he ~as.on. as well as another for a Cl F 'i-.\ pla)offbcnh Huntington Beach H1gh's01lers v.on 11. Ocean Y1e"' linashed second a nd Westminste r third. but the wa\ the) got there 1s something to think about The Oilers ""cnt 4-1 in their last fi, e gamcs1opull1tout Ocean View bt-ncfi11cd from a coach's mental errortoga1n a forfei t 1..ictOI") (o,er We-stmtnstcr). and \.\cstminster paid for 11 b~ dropping to third and ulumatel\ 1n1o a CIFwtldcard loss before the first round got under v.a:- Fnda) Eda~n. v. h1ch v.ould ha"c been "lo 3 was bumped out of the pla)olTs. bnnging fonh mes of foul from Chargers' fa ithful ··w estman stcrshould be dropped from the pla~otTs.11 was Westminster "'h1ch made the mistake and II should pa) not Edison ·· '43'> the general statcml·nt , Well. \.\estm1nsterd1d pa' lllo\t the game 11 had v.on on the fic:ld Bu1 forihe m 1stal..e \OU can llnh t3kl' one\ IClOI) a'4-a\ and af lhl"rl."are an) chi!>'"> to fall the~ tal..e their cou~ The iron\ IS that o .. ean \ l{'\4 cR-6·1 lcatapulted into<,econdand becau~ WestmanMcrO!-7)and Edison (8-7) finished tted for third \.\est minster got the nc>d bc1:ause o f beating Eda son tv.o out ot th~ in their season sen es T hat y,,asn·1 th('onh oddll). Ro GER CuLS011 PREPS <"kl·Jn \ llV. High for instance "l.OI ..1lm11 .. 1 the l.'nt:re league 'it'dson "11ht•ut 'tarta Dan 'aull' shons1op T vdd HJ tin and outfidder Breu Rl'l·d "'ho \I.ere d1sm1-;sed from the tl·am l'lnau!>e of m1)dl·edc, "'hile at the \Jn lu1•.<lb1spo Tournamentdunng the 'lpnng \ atat1on tlreal.. SJ1d <. ualh Bill Gibbon'> 1n 1he Da1h Pilot"' \pnl 6ed111on ofh1s 1n11 ·1 hl'\ re h1stof") The~ knew the rules and did 11 an'"'a~ It"~ m' pohe> Jnd that's 11 • But once <.kcan \ aev. qua la tied for the CIF pla)ofTs. ""1th the help of Vo est minster's use of an 1nthg1ble latt her in the last inning of their game. the trio has returned ) ou Stt the\ v.eren't h1stor. after all The' "'crt on a .. 4 5-<ia' su\pens.1on·· Jndgu~s v.hat the4S dJ)Sare up' Th1sv.asa ..cawn 1n "'hach ( osta \ksa Coach !\.irk Bauermeister P' e his firn ba~ rnach the hea,.c-ho a ..eawn in v. h1ch '-"oodbndge and l...1guna Beal h left .as runners stranded 1n a I Q.innanggame . a "'-'a son v. h1ch produced a p-o;,nd-ruk tnple(Mater Oe1 \ \ Sen ate at La Palma Park t. and a <ocason 1n v.h1ch Pius'( High in [),,1'-'n<'' snappC'dan S-game losing \trl.'a~ 1n the .\ngelus l.t."ague (Bishop \fontgomef) wu the \ IC\lm I But the biggest surpnsc ofall v.a) the re1 elation that Gibbons' hastonc tno was on a ··4 s-<1a} suspension .. and v.ere reinstated 0 btanc1a High football coach John L1d"1Cngood 1s looking for a fev. good men He's alrcad~ go t all he "'ants m term\of athletes the\ have a ne~ '-'eight facil11~ and the schedule has bet-n drav.n \.\hat the' need nov. are coaches - at least t"'o ~11hclpenencc ~1d Lacbengood .. I n~ al least two coachM forfour arl·as .. sard Lle bcngood The posts are on a "'alk-on has1s naturall) lnl.:rested pan.1M should on t.act L1ebcngood at the Eagl~ "'eight room (6' 1-4831 ) orthrough Estancia High ( 700-33 75). No rest for Lakers, Dallas visits tonight Estan cia , OV, Vaqs home for round two Mavs, meanwhile, have been idle since Thursday INGLEWOOD (AP) - The de- fending NBA champion Los Angeles Lakers. extended to seven games 1n their playoff series against Utah, get only one day offbefo~ going back to work. "I think this may be the first tame wc'veever had a team wa1t1n1 for us.- said Los Angeles Coach Pat Riley, whose Lakers open the Western Conference best-of-seven final sencs to niaht at 7:»-against the DaHtt Mavericks at the Forum. The Lakers. 1ry1ng to become the first team 1n 20 years to w1n con- secutive leaaue utles. had made a habit of brcczina through the e.arty playoff rounds. But the upstan Jazz turned the S«ond-round scncs into a prolon&ed. tinn1 battle. taking the Laken to the brink before Los Anaelcs won the seventh pme. 109-98. Saturday. The Mavericks. meanwhile. wraepcd up their series qatn'1 Den- ver in sill pmcs last Thursday, and sot some tune off to prceare the conference showdown qa1nst the lake rs. Oamc 2 will be Wedncsdaf ni&ht. also at the forum. with the stnes then aw1tcbina to Dallas for pmcs Friday and Sunday. Tbc winner wall advantt to the NBA finals apinsi the Eastern Con· Lakers n . Dalla• T.-1's Game Dallas at Lalr.&rs. 7:30 o m w~v·s Game Dallas at Lalr.&rs. 7:30 p m FridaV's Game L11kers at Dallas. S o.m Sundav's Game Lair.en a r Dallas, 12:30 o m TUHdav, May 31 Dallas 111 L alters l:JO o m (if necessarv) Thundav, June l Lalteri at Dallas. 6 Pm Of neceu arvl S.1Urd9v, June 4 er suncMv. June s Dallas at Lakers. 12.30 o.m. (If nece~ < --- fercnce champio n. Boston o r Ottron. Dallas General Manager Norm SonJU said the tame off should help the Mavericks. .. We've alwa)'s gone out there (in p~v1ous playoffs) for the tint pme dc.td-t1rcd.'' he said. "We're for- tunate. If nothina else. (the Lalcers) have sot to be urcd." The Lakers. by virtue of their 62-20 rqular-scason record that was the lcque's best. own the homecoun advaniaae for the scncs. Michael Cooper, Los Angeles' sath man. sajd kttpana the Mavericks' guards in check 11 the most imponant thma the Lakers have to do. "The key to Dallas is to control Harper. then (Rolando) Blackman," Cooper said. .. And you can fOtJCt lk rqular ~n tcries (the Lakcrs held a 4-1 ed&c). It swts all ovtt qain now ... USC ousts UCI tennis team, 5-2 ............ .,,~ ...... ~'f;l-llendoaa tau been a 4ouble-tbn..t for Eetancla •• EtlCJee tbJ.a eeuon. aa a pitcher and an oatflelder. By ROGER CARLS01' Of ... 0.-, .... IWt Round 1 ot 1he Cl F ba-.eball pla~offs 3"'a11.-. Tucsda' v.11h E.-.tan· c1a Hagh's ~lice-buster\ Ocean \ ICV. '!. fCJU\ enated pitching COflX and league l hamp1ons \.1ater Dea In inc and "1ddlebad. sull 1n the hunt T he biggest surpnsc 1s tht" surtac ing of the Eagle' under Coach "en M 1llard. ""ho staggered No 1-W'Cdl·d Ll Q uanta an thelirst round 4-~ as freshman Paul \1cOan1els combined his thrtt-run homer "Ith Conrad Colby's p1tch1ng for the u~t The Eagles (I '7-Q) d~w a 3-.\ home ass~mt'nt tor T ues.ia) ·, duel v.1th South Coast Leaaue rt'presentall'e El Toro ( I 5-I 3) A mong El Toro's a~nal are ~naor pitch~ Don Goodbrand (l 45 ERAl a nd JefTSt.ark (l ~5 E RA) Starl v.ent the d1stanct' 1n Fnda~ 's Q. J 'tl IOn 0' er .t\rro\o. 4.t the . plate the Cha~!"\ boas.I -'dam Brass (.367), Scan Dnnkwatcr ( 365). Bnan McNamara ( 4 17) and 03,. 1d Nemeth (.310). The 5-A ht&hha.ht IS at Oc-ean Y1cv. v.here the Seaha~lu.. \lrtlh na.ht- handcr Dan auh} ((>.()) baclt 1n aood gram a0er a 45-dav SUSpnlSIOn, host Job.ncock out, Rutherford ln Vo lerbumpstwo-tlmechamP as final lineup set for Indy-500 ---- INDlANAPOUS (AP) -Gotdon J~~·s momcnwy jo) turned to despatr Sunday u Rtt~ V~ pined tt\·c••nd bwn~ the r .. o-umcdwnJMon from the lJ.<ar fldd oo the final. dra.m1t1c qUAhficataon aucmpt f<w the Ma)' 29 lnchanapolis SOO. • Thrtt-tunc lDd.ianapolis -1.nntt Johttny Rulhtrfbrd was abk to ~ it aato the fadd on l'! lht fbw1.h and final day of lisnc trials.. a»on& •alb ian FOl.. Howdy Holmn and u.ctq HC1mrath Ir. of C'a VE1 beat tht 6nal pan onto 1be lndiu.aoohs Motor y o~l 1a 1n dfon toeam b founb lad "8f11 .._\be fiftl.I dmw wao. an OA>Ol'lUtul) to~ •nto tht 72ad lDdy l'ltt. Oftt)• minutes eenecr, V Cllkf bald bttn bUm.P'd rom the rw:td by Jolancock. ~on Ms thtrd and ftnal 'atlm'l maftllr:d a four·•P •m'll!F of 206 69 m~. But \he IDdi&nlf'O'• dmcr. •'ho Md bttn •"11t1rc ~f'!'peUtaUI)· wall\ b fl ~Wttk qu&li of 206."6) WU.ad). V611Ef1tearnj)Ul \hCQua.tif)1111hncud lie w: able to-1 , 'o ~-seeded \1atcr Oct (:!1-3). Tht' \1onarchs of Coach Bobb> ld.C'\ h3\C 01n ed v.1th No. I and No. : 1n the rankmgs all season Iona and are tar trom a one-man pitch.in& staff. T OO\ Pena 1s the mound aQC and ~later Dc1 boastsa potentpmeat the plate ~e\ed b~ the pttSCncc of Jim .\u~tin 1 4(>()). J~ Caccarella (.415). l 1rcg h0tl..e~ ( 4561 and Mike 8aSIC 1.a .n1 ~-can Y1cv. 's bats have been r~lat1' eh s1knt. but wnh NauJty on thl' mound Fnda>. the Seahawks pounded out 17 hats 1n a 15-l 0 v1C't.Or'y O'er a strong Thous.and Oaks unit. In 1ne·s Vaqueros. meanwhile. put their t 8-8 record •nd S®th Coast Lt:aguc lau~ls o n the hnc ..-inst 't'>1tin& <. entral (I Q-4 l ( entral'i> numlln's a~ 1mprcssave -indudang ER.t\s. of 2.71 for C~ I 'on ~ IQ for Dav ad OchOf and tor I>a' 1d Rice. a combtnahon which hj\ ra, lr..ed up an I 1-1 rteord. <..1ene ~1an1n . a senior Cft\tet (td(I.;. er ,., the bta threat at lhc plate. witb a .rt hatting •'·~. four home n1m and ~fl sto len ba5Ci cn.tmQI lbe pla\otT~ ~ddlebad l2().6). the ~· Sea \ 1cv. Lcaaue k1RJP1n. mUS1 ua~ ., ( oachella \ alle) (13-1 1) Two victories for OCC c r ew I Or.nge Coelt DAU. Y PILOT I Monday, May 23, 1988 \ .. Struggling Braves Edmonto~ One wtn from cup A t d } d • W t fire Tanner staff. ...m~;~~~'°"'~~h~~~d"~~~:,,:;~ ~ S rOS pa ea lil es t t the: first of his three goals and Wa)ne 11i11 N .1-t k (,reu k) had four assists 10 lead the From ne AHoclalff Pren Bra vu I, Plntet 4: Bruce Benedict's two-run double J.AOD a es over Edmonton Oilers to Within one \lllOI) o(the1r founh complelcd Atlanta's five-run first 1nnin1 and lhe 8ra\.C$ Stan le)<. up 1n fi,cyears with a 6-' "'in ov~nhe Boston Chuck Jackson doubled home the ue-brcakana run in held on 11 Three Rivers Stadium From Tile Associated Pre11 Brutn!. \unda> nighl 1 the ninth inn1n& Sunday ar}d the Houston Astros beat the In the Amencan Leaaue: Ldmunton took a \.(} lead 10 the best-0f-se,l"n St. Lou1~ Cardinals. 2-1. at Busch Stadium to 1ncrnsc Twla1 1'·4, Rusen•-%: G ary Gae111 's h11 a grand CHICAGO -Manager Chuck Tan· ncr was fired by .\tlan1a on ~unda\ and Bra, es minor league manager Ru!.'> "'l1·rnn was named as his replace men I < n~neral Manager Bobb) Cox ~1d. !oenc:s an<l can clinch ib S«'Ond ~traight NHL their lead to I 'h pmes over the Dodgers 10 the Nauonal slam ofTTcus rehef ace Mitch W1lhams with two out in lhampiun'>hlp 1n Boston Tuesda)' nigt.t l..cagut: West the ninth inning broke up a scorcl~s duel and gave The Bruin' lu'>t ihr lirst two games 10 Edmonton .\le,. Trevino singled with one out for his founh hit of Mmncsota a doubleheader sweep at Arlington 5tad1um anJ "'l'fl' hoping J ieturn to Boston'<, smallc:r KC the g.ame and Jackson followed "'"h a double ofT KC'n The Twins. who had lost three pmes tn a row, took surf alt' "'hcrt thl' Oikr\ .,.,ere 2-10-:? 'itnll' JOtnmg the Da} le}. 0 I the opener as T im Laudner had three hits, tncluding a N HL 1n \ll7Q, "'ould hl'lp But Edmonton also "'a'i 4:? Juan Agosto. 2-0. pitched I l/1 1nnmgs for the v1ctol) two.run homer.and drove in four runs. Coaches Wilhc Stargell. Bob Skinner . .\I Mom Ila!.. and Tony Bantromc were also fired 011 the. ioad during tht pla\om and Larr) .\ndersen got the final two outs for h1'> first Yankees %, Atbletlc-s O: John t andelana pitched a · sa'l.' two-hiller. striking o ut 13, and Jad .. Clark hit a t\.\o-run .. We appreciate the man) contnbu11ons 1ha1 Chuck and his stafTha'e made over thC' last few \Cari. Gonzales to flgh t at Marriott Elsewhere Ill the Na11onal League homer Ill thcfounh tnning as New York took two of three Padres t , Plllillles %: John Kruk homered and dro .. c games 10 thc weekend duel of AL d1v1s1on leaders =-----.but we lclt 1t was time (or a change," (ox ~1d 1n a statem1.·n1 Atlanta '' I :!-27. thl.' "'orst record in the Na11unal L caguc Thc Bra,cs lost their tirs1 Ill games 1h1s sca\on Tanner, :!Oth 1 n 'tl lllrll ~ on the all-llmC' managing lt\1 "'a'> tired after thl' Rra\C~S l'k·at I'll· tsburgh. 6-4. ~unda) .\I Ian ta" in last place in lhl.' '\ L \h·'lt 11 ---·games behind llou,1un Taaner The BraH'\ r1.•ta1ntJ p11c..h1ng coach Bruce Dal ( anton and bullixn c..oa1.h Rnan Snitker. Atlanta namt·d Bobb> Wtne Rm \1aJI\ ka and Clarence Jones as new coache!.. Stargell. "'ho pla)cd for Tanner tn P1tt'>burgh anJ been on his coaching staff "'"h thl' Pirate\ " to l'k· inducted into the Hall of Fame thl' \ummtr Tanner and the u>ac.:hes "l'rc..· 1vld oil thnr d1sm1s!Hll wht:n the\ arn,ed Sund;i, 111gh1 in< h1l.1go where the Bra\eS \.\Cre \t:hedukd to nl.i~ tuJJ\ The Bra,es fin1'ihcd las1 undrr T annl·r 11\ I 4Xo Jnd werc l1fth 1n 1981 Tanner. in tht: third 'rar of :i fl\e·\t:tir lontr.hl became 1he second mana.ger to tx· llfl·j th" ~:a'>on Bal11more's Cal R1pken Sr "'a' n·ph.1u:d t"l' ~ rJnJ.. Robinwn aftt·r tht· Onnlt"<> lm1 tht•ir lir\1 '" 11;1m1'' Quote of the day Bobb) Valentine, manager of 1ht: T l'\,I\ Rangers. comphment1ng Baltimore fan., un lhl' sellout at Mt:monal Stadium on the night tlw Orioles returnl.'d home aftrr l'ndtng their ~I gaml' lo~ing -.1n•al.. "II'-; great te<;t1mon~ 10 "'hat spon'> fans an: suppo~d to he Thie, 1s 1he1r onl\ team and thl·~ Jrt' 'ho"'1ng their <;upport It' eas} 10 grt 50.000 "h1.·n \OU win 20 in a ro"' I th ink l.'HT\ fralllh1se 1n.basd1all rnuld take a lc~!.On froni 11 .. Turner earns first LPGA win Sherri Turner hird1ed the lin:il t"'o n hole<, for a 5-under-par 6 ")a nd -.c..url'd a unl.'· shot 'll 101) 0' er Amy Alcott 1n the l PC r .\ C'hamp1on'ih1p ~unda' a1 the Jalk ~1d.lau\Spon~(cntcrin\1as11n Ohio The,ictun in thl.' ..eumd "'Oml'n \ ma1or l hamp1on\h1p ol tlw \l'.l\tlll "'as thl' first ol Turnt.'r'\ fivc-H•ar larcer .\luHI a11cmp11ng to"' 1n hN <,ec..und straight m.lJor 11111.' 'h<it ;~ final-round "1J Laooy Wadldohaml lrum li'l' '>hol' bacl.. "'"ha h" Jnd l'nded a 1.arl·alung \l'rte\ ot fru\tra11on\ tl• talo.l· a one-s1rokc 'tl to1n 1n thl· < olomal :-.:at1onal In' 1wt1un tournaml·nt rn F11r1 \\ orth '-' adk1n<; '\8 lll''l.'r l'k·rorl' had l1n1\hl·J h1ghn than 24th 1n th1~ tournanll'nt'and until th" Y.t<'k . had gonl· through .15 lun~cc.. u11' e rounds v.11hou t hrt·al..1 ng par ~() on thl' tough ( olon1al ( uun1~ ( luh lOUr'>l' Hl· hroh· 11 1hree time'> th rs "'l'l'lo. and finished at ~"111 I unda par . Bob Charles shot a J-undt·r-par tih .ind t' n1\hl·d "1th a tournamcnt-relUrd I Q6 tor 5J holcc, 10 "'1n lhl· Comml·morall\ c tournaml'nt 1n l\larhor11ugh '-'r The 52-)l'ar-olJ ~l.'\.I. /ealander 1n \.I.Inning h" lir..r 111k on the Sc:n1or PCJA Tour th1'> \Car l'ra<.eJ thl· old returd uf J 99 set b' Lee E lder in I Qxn Plagued b) hand lllJUrtCS. Oh mn1c golJ ml'dal \.I.Inner Paul Goniales is '.tc..·hedukd to fight Jorge Ortega of Mc,.1cu (II) 1n J 10..round bout 1on1gh1 at the In inc.• \1amutt (1on1aks' 1mpress1' l.' .., _O rt"\.ord " U\l.'r'>ha<lll\.\t'd b' h1'> reputation ol ha' 1ng hnttlc hand'> In ht'> last tight with Ron Cisneros at Lal..e Ta hoc. the natl\ e of Ea~1 l os Angele~ again injured his hand) and n·qum·J "urger) Gonzales 1s com1dered a lo p contl'ndc..·r for tht' fl) weight belt b) the IBF and WB< Gail Oe\.crs lOnt1nucd her dominance 1n thl' ·Panfil Ill ( unkn.•nte Track anJ Field (ham· p1on\h1p' "'inning thl' 100-metcr hurdles and the 100 metl'f'> 111 kJd tht• hu~t l/Cl .\ Aru1ns to a '>l'lond .,tra1gh1 u1nkrcnn: title The Bruin mt:n. kd h\ a po"'t•rful !>print group al'>O won a \1.·cond consecutl\l' t11lc Dt'\l'I\ n.iml·J thl' meet's most out.,tand1ng kmak athkte lur tht \cumd straight 11mt•. "'as cloc. h ·J 111 12 6'\ '>t'u>111.h 111 till' hurdlt's ... econd onh Ill thl \ml'fllan fl'lt1rd ol 12 n I \he '>l.'t \Jlurda' dunng a qua I ti) 1ng hl·at l ( I \ ' Dann) [' crctt won 1hc 400 meta., h\ luY.cnng h1\ \lhnol record to 44 . .14 sct·ond'>. the ninth 1'k·-.111ml· 1n .\ml·m·an h1stor). and "a" naml·J thl· ml'ct ., mu\t 11u1,1anJ1ng male athktl' Terr)' Labonte wol.. thl kad l'arh in thl.' final JO-lap '.tpnnt 1n l he \\ lll\hlll .ii < onund '\ C and bname the fourth J11lcrc..·nt \\llllll'f 1n the lour-\Carhl\ton olN..\<)C \I{'\ "1nnt·r,·11nl~. thrn··,l·grnl·nt auto rate l abontl.' tin l\lll'd lillh 1n the li"t "egmrnt ot the rale on the I 5-mill· < harluttl' \1otor \JX·edY.a\ lrark then "a' ~'t'nth 1n thl· <if1 lap 'l'lonJ '>Cgffil'lll Long Beach C 11) < ulkgl· u~·J ;i JX'rwnal-ft'l.llfd high JUmp h\ Oerraek Moore to l'dgt· Taft fur the ml.'n·., (ham- p1umh1p 111 lhl· ( ..il1l11rnta ( ommun1t\ ( ulkgl· f ra<:I.. .ind I 1l'ld < h.inq11nn<,h1p' \a111rJa~ n1gh1 1n Bal..l·r-;ltdd '-lol~rrdt.irt:d "·I t11t·arn 111f)l11nl\ gl\1ng l ung lk..i, h J 111.111 'tl lun lung Ht:al.h ha<. 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ESPN 11 IJ.5 pm -P RO BASEBALL .\tlanta .ii Ch1lagt1 ( ubs. TB~ (WGN at 11 I 'i1 B a ron s, O cean V i ew second-round hosts Rae Ki te ll.. C u the \un\et 'Lt:ague hampwn'>h1p \oftball tl'Jm from I 11unta1n \ Jiil'\ High ho\IS Empire I agul hJmp1on (' J'lrl''" T ue'ida~ , '1 1n !lw ,,·rnnd r1,und nf the 4 .\ !'IJ' 1111' ·\ tre,hman Rice ha\ put lomptlcd 1n (J J l'i f R' and <,trulk nut :!25 ~allt'I'> 1n thl pr<Xt'\S an at· SAL•S ""t nrJr \.1ag1c l\1 uunta1n) 1n a t la'i'll pttlher's dul.'I \.\.ednesda) afternoon C amon's hurlt-r 1~ 5-8 Junwr .\n- 1111nl·te <1ul1trr1.·1 "ho has a 111-" rl·wrd 1ndud1ng an II 60 ~ R \ Y.1th I ""ti \lnkeout'> and JU'>t nine "'afk, I k r -c..·ountt·rp.irt ts Wuodhnc.lgc·, T11Tam Bu\d. "ho '>pun her l'1gh1h no-h11icr o( the 'cJr on f nda\ Bm d ha!> struck out '~X hatter\ and "alk~·d JUSt J 7 tn an I '<·-l ~ampa1gn SERlllC• largl' ,hu1u· tor thl' pla)offs and the onh t1lhl'r ~un<.l't League entr~ to .,un ''l' the lir\t round. cntcna1m l\·fl·'t•nkd ( rahr < 1<1hr hoa.;t) 5-loot-9 Junior Dr IX- \\ l'I m.111 "ho l.'ntcrs with an () Oll r K \ .ind .no strikeouts. \\ !111c..lbndge. the No I ~ed in tht• 2 \ pla\Uffs. 1s on 1he road agatn'>t ' an'"" High of ( an)'On C'ountr) PIUIJ'S 1n four runs and Enc Show pitched a seven-hitter as an Indians 8, Royals 7: Julio Franco's three-run homer Diego romped at Jack Murphy Stadium. Show. 3-4. with two out in the ninth 1nnin' tied the score and Ro n strul·k o ut se'en and walked none in his third complete Washmgto n singled home the wmner w11h t\.\U o ul 1n thr game I 0th for Cle\ eland at Royals Stadium Giants 7, Expos Z: Kcll~ Downs pitched four-hit hall Orioles 7 Mariners Z: The lo.,., h Orioles ach1e\ ed a for c1gh1 innings and Bob Meh m 's tv.o-run double iwo-game v.i~ning streak for the firit 11mt: this season as capped a four-run first inning. leading San Francisco to JoM' Baut1staand MikC' Morgan combined on a fi vc-h1ttrr the w1n at Candles11ck Park. and Lari) Sheets and Cal Ripken homered at Memorial Cubs 5, Reds I: Rookie Mark Grace homered and Stadium. dro' c in four runs and pitcher Greg Maddux scored twice Tigers 3, Wblte Sox t: .\t Comisl l.'} Park '-'alt for C h1cago at R1 .. crfro,11 Stadium Grace hit a two-run Terrell pih.hed a fi,e·hiller as ~troit won its fifth game homer. his third tn thr third inning and a two-run doubk 10 a ro.,., and handed Chicago its se' enth straight lusc, '"the founh Brewers 7, Blue J ays 1: G lenn Braggs and Robin 'ount homered as Milwaukee and !.napped a four·gaml' losing '>trl.'ak w11h the win at Count\' Stadium * Orioles llEAnl l 7, Mariners 2 C " c• area ... •O••' 1D ~·J:O\r.tro S'ert•t• ~ ~-h ,~rt Qu4non\ u E Mrt"r Jo ~.,,.,,., 1t> ,,.," .. • 0 0 0 I 0 0 0 • 0 I 0 I I 1 0 • I t 1 ) 0 0 0 I 0 I 0 I 0 0 0 I 0 0 0 IALTIMOlll _ ... 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American Heart &~ Association V -·mm~mm 0-LDSMOBltE/GMC TRU·t -KS . _Ma_ke. YQ'I'''" . at home. Read Saturday's Real Estate Tab and Sunday's Showcase of New Homes in the Dally Pilot. 2860 Harbor Blvd. • Costa Mesa (714) 540-0713 HBO & CINEMAX ~~w88¢ on ..... IDITH ..._,,.. ....... c... 2850 Harbor Blvd. • Costa Mesa (714) 540-9640 (714) 642-4333 FOR HOME DELIVERY COOLING SYSTEM FLUSH ~ ~14!!, .. • INSPECT COOUNQ avataM • FLUSH COOLING IYITl'1 • CHECK HOlll AND BIL Tl • RllTOU WITH UP TO 1 GAL. ANTIFREEZE ,, ' ii Bird propels Celtics Boston f rustrates Hawks in seventh gam e,11 8-116 ----- BOSTON (AP) -Larry Bird scored 20 ofh as 34 points an the fourth quarter. and 1he Boston Celtics con- tinued their trad111on of seventh- game NBA playoff success Sunday v. 1th a 118-116 v1ctol) over the .\tlanta Hawks. Bird was 9 for I 0 from the field an the tense final period that saw the Hawls 11c the score nine limes without e'er taking the lead Dominique Walkins scored 16 of has 47 points 1n the fourth period. but 11 v.a.-, not enough 10 prevent the Celt1n from winning the 17th sc"enth game 1n their h1stol") m 20 Ines. including five straight. Kc" an Mc Hale had 33 points for Boston and Rand) Wittman .:?:! for the Hav.ls Bird. who predicted a Ccl11cs "1ctol) beforehand. broke the last tic. 105-105. v.1th a Jumper with 3:34 lrft. and he made 11 I l.:?-105 with 1:43 to go with a thrcc-poinh.r Atlanta $Ot no doscr than l'-'O in the final minute. and the Hawks had no opportunll} to e"en the score 3gam. Boston v.on the last two games of the bcs1-of-5evcn senes after falling behind, 3-2. when the Hawks beat the Celtics. 112-104. at Boston Garden last \\ cdncsda~ That was onl) the Celtics· second loss an their last 70 games 1n Boston Garden against a Cen1ral D" 1\1on team Bos1on·s ne'\t opponent. Central 01' 1s1on champion Detroit an the Eastern Con fcrcncc final. has lost 21 straight a t Boston Garden. site of the first 1v.o games Wednesda) and INDY ... From Bl set11ng pok-v.1nncr Rick Mears. v.ho v.as among 21 qualifiers on the o~n1ng v.eekend oft1mc tnals .\mong the dn \t~rs "ho fell short on quahf}tng a11empts Sunda} v.ere Ind) 'eteran., C1al) Bettenhauo;cn. Pam.ho Carter and Johnm· Parsons. v.ho tagged the 1h1rd-turn· wall after Jumping into one of four-time winner A.J Fo~ t's team car; for a quahf) ing at1empt v.11h about 'O minutes re- maining T"* ,nevo to• ,,. .. Sunoav·\ lnd'•"•OO•\ SOC> \ting or ver ~ nometown\ c.ar numDer, Cl\as\11 e"9int\ el'Cl 'our ••P Qua llhc•"°" \Offd\ '" mile\ ~r nour arourld the 2 ~ mile lnd••,,•POI•\ MotO< S-wev 11 aci.. IR-R00111e) Raw I 1 R.rlr. Mt>ar\ 8a•~\l•t>ld No S P~\ke C"-v• VI 219 191 2 D•""• SUll•••n Lou11v1ti. I(• No 9, Pentke Cl\evv VI 716 714 l Al Unwr A~•oue No I Penl>.e • C"t>n VI 71S 770 --1 4 Mar•o A"d"'" Ne1are111 Pe No 6 LOia Chevv VI 714 692 S Al Un~r Jr Albu<luerque No l Maren· crwovv Ill 114 116 • A"e Luvrtldv• Ne1,.,...landl No 1 LO'• Cc»wOfl" 213611 --l 1 Scott 8r•vto,, C01c:1we1er Mien No ti LOla·llvlek 712 624 I E,.,,.,lOll F 1th1><11d• 8ra111 No 20 Marci\ Crwovv VI 712 S 12 9 Derek Dal., lr~el'Cl No 10 Lole· Co\wortll 211 ?tS ••• 4 10 M•CllHI AnCr•lli, Nazareth Pa No 11 Marcl\·COlWO<lh 710 113 l 1 R•llOY Lew•\ HilllOOfovOfl NO 74 LOl•- CO\WOrlh 109174 12 R~IO Guerrero COIOml>I• NO 2 LOia CO\WO<IPI 109 &lJ .... s ll Kt••n C09an Palot Verdel No 1 l Marci\ Co\worlh 20t SS7 14 Tom Sneva Par•<hw vanev Ar z No 11 LD'a·Jvdd 20l6S9 IS Phil Kn:~, lndlanel>Olll. No 97 1916 Marcll·Co\wortll 20I 712 ·-' 16 Diet< Simo<> CaP41trano lleacr. No n LOia <c»worth 707 SSS 17 T~ Fat>< lletv No I . Merch·PoncNI. 10714.f II Jim Crewford, Scollan<!. No IS, 19'7 Lo!a·llu•Cll 116 710 ~ ·-7 1' lloOtlv Rahel Ouok,, Ohoo No H Lola· Jvd<I 201 S26 10 Raul 8oosel 8rez11. No 30, Lola·Co•· worth, 111 ose 21. R·Oomlnt( Dobson Sonoma No 92 1"7 LOii Cc» wort II 210 096 "" . 21 A J Fovt HOUllOI' NO 41 1917 Lola Co"'tortn 209 696 ?3 R·8 1H Vullovlch Ill. CoorMOOl<I Cant, No S6. March·Colworth, 20I S4S 24 Tonv llellenhaUWll. lndl~i. No 16. Lola·C0twortfl 20I Jn Ill"' ' 7S II Tero Palmt'Otll. Flntond, No 13, l.Ole- Cotworth. 208 001 26 Ste•t C l'laUIV Cetm.4 Ind No lS 1''7 Marcl,.Cotwonll 207 9SI 11 It Jann Anclrtttl, tnoi.n.~ No 91, Lota·C0tworlh 707"' It-10 1t R·Rockv Moran. P•MOtna No. -. 1"6 March ·CCKwor-111 107 111 19 St-'l Fo•. J_v... Wit No M. 1''6 Mercfl<lleYV V6 20e S71 30 JoMnv Rutlllrford. Fon Wortfl. No 17, Lole·8 ukk V6 :IOI 441 ... 11 31 t.udwlo Heomreflt Jr Cenecs.. No 71, Lola-COl-111. 207215. '2. ltlCll Votlef, lnd~I,, No. 2'T, 1911 Meirdl-C.-111, J07 126 JS HoWdY 1'40lmft. A,,_, Artlor-. Mich. No. 21, Mardl-Co•WOtlll, 206.910 Finl Alt«nete-<iordon ~ ""1i.... Mid\., No a . ltll Meirc:trC"wer'ltl. 20l m. seconCI Altet'Ml~·kOll AIClll•OA. a.11tttflelel, No SS. 1'M ~wontl. JOS.1., Konlngh winner Jn Round The Bay race Jot\n Koninah 31, was the oven.II winacr unday in the 10th aa.nual Round The Bay in May Uk ract. winnina 10 a ttmc: of 46 minutn. Siil MCOnds; The female winaer Kathletn milh. 2.t aaJS:ll. ,, ~~ Boeton•a Robert Pariah la grabbed on the wriat by Atlanta'• Tree Rolllna u he &oea up for ahot during Sunday's game. Thursday nights. The Celucs led by only one point at halftime despite h1tung their last eight shots of the second quarter and 62.1percent1n the first two penodr.. Atlanta went scoreless in the first }·19 of the second half. allowing &ston to take 11s largest lead. 65-58 But the Hawks came back with a a.2 run later tn the third penod for a 77-76 edge A steal and la)UP b} Dennis Johnson. gning him 10 po1nh in tht' quaner. gave Boston a 84-112 lead going into the final 12 m inute'.>. There were 11 lead changes and e1gh1 ties in the first 10 minutes oftht> game and m•1ther team led b) more th.in tv.o points until W1U...1ns S<.·nred on a last hrl·a~ v.11h I \4 left 1n the lir\t JX'nod g" ang tht• Hav.ks a :?ti-:?:? edge ~tlanta extended thc margin tu 40.. \4 Ix-hind SI\ nwn: point\ b\ \\ 1ll1n'.> bdon: the ( t'1t1Cs responded ~•th 1hc1r fir\t spurt ol the game ~1ngc '>tarted the I 'i-6 run v.1th a threl·-po1ntc:r and tv.o baskt'I\ b' Pan.-,h put Boston ahead. 49-46 .\tlanta mal\hl•<l thi: ( l'lllcs point for point until Pansh "'ored a~in \.\llh four '>t'Conds left. and the -0th lead t:hange of the half 8'l' c Roston a SQ 58 hallllml' margin .. Orange Coat DAILY PtLOT/Monm.y. May 23, 1988 Bu.1i1'tr. Ahmanson to Quintessence1 By ALMON LOCK.ABEY ...,,... .......... Quininsence k1pprred h\ Don Hu&hcs. C\anta B.lrbara Yaht Club. e mefltd a~ the o'eral1 v.1nncr of Nev.port Harbor Yachl Club's .\hmanson ~nc~ !)unda~ v.hen the fihh race v.as abandoned bet:au~ the lcev.ard marl disappeared The sencs v.a~ bean& sailed on a nev. format ol fi' c races o'er tv.o v.eekends v.1lh the v.inncr being entllled 10 throv. out his worst race But with the abandonment of the Laguna Hills dominates team Laguna Hi lls High\ champmn Hav.k'> dom1natl' thi: .\ll-Pac1til ( oast Lcague ba~ball '>t'lcrt1on' It'd h' \fmt Valuable Pia) er \.111..c: ~medcs. who rat kt:d up a .. 1 fl'l ord on thl' mound ancJ halll'd 375 .\mong 1hc Orangt· < 1a\t drc.i lhvtll., lng.trnl'I 1i1\t· team benh') arl' < 1•\IJ \k~., Paul < 1rcsJ. I 41gun.i Beach's Dann' I .int: Da\ld (min .tnll !<1d1a1tl ( al..ad1lla'> and f rll lirougher ot \\ ou<lhraJ~l' \10)1 \ aluable Pia) er Pos Player. Scbool \1ark \ r P \.f ile: \nHJl·, I .i~un.J Hill\ ~ '' Farsi Tum Pos Player, School P Ron J\. 1n01ar I .1~unoi Hill\ ( <ik1p T ann1·r I >t ngl ( Paul (1rad\ < "''' \k'>J ( [)a, id (rain l agun.i Bt·alh Inf Rub \I de lJ~Una Hdl<, Inf Dann' l anl· l .igu~.i Beal h Int \f11'l· Hl'lm I a~un.i Hill\ lnl Da,1J lo\.\t:f\ lr.1huwHtll\ Of R1thar<l l al'>Jd1l1J\ Laguna tkad1 ()f < hm \hl·ll I a~una Htll\ l 11 Lm Bruuihrr \\ oodbndgl ~cond Team P Hnan \m th < trangl' I' Jim Burkl \\ •odbndgl' Int Jnhn \hl'tland 1 rabuco H iii\ Int Ted liiJ\Jgl Laguna !kath Int \kl LunJ'-lul\t OrJngl' Int (1ri:gfnc: Cll\ta \fe~ Int H·ad < 011111'> Trabulll Hill' Of P.tul \taunt.I Orange Of lJrr\ Holmar. T rahuw Htll' Of Ju,11n Rt'\l''> < o\la \.kw or JJ,••n fhomp\on Laguna Hill' \1ark 'tr \\ \r .i.J ' \r ,, ..... J4 J• J.JI \' J '/\ Jr .J.J -JI ..... ~-..... 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Hoga• Ntwoor• HarDO• V( 1 " ••• B•..ce Cnena .. , 8alDO• vc l Ltad1ng L•O• GHii>" ~Iii ave 4 ~· • (Jc• ~·e• NI""( ~ lh1\,,waC•«" "-rr Mcltat ave ~"'ELD~-t •~•· 8•• ,...,,..,. vo .. ~•\VC 'COluml>oa Datrftl '-'alO'ff U(I ~ "II._,,.., !>ANT Al'\j.C. :x;-8•H•I' N c• • ef'O<>nt 8YC Ledbetter wins Finn cbamplonab.lp Lt IJg• Hrr<tn L c."Jtlc11er ol ~an Diego\ acht C tub ~on • , luunh l l>n-.Cl ult\ t Ftnn (la'>!> nauonal champ1onsh1p 'iunJa, n .i r.galla at \.1anon Mas!> l l·Jht l\t'r 'M.:urt:d :?8 ~nalt~ point!> undc:r the r > 'r ptl' ..._ .. ring !>\\tl'm lo '>Cl·ond-plate Peter T ruslo\.\ \larit . \l.i.,, v.1th .J' 4 Third v.as La\.\renct' Lc\.11Cu\. \anu1u'"-' 8( \.\Ith~'\.., Sh eward, Curc i co-MVPs l>rl'v. \ht•v.ard and \11ke C uru. l\,cv.pon Harbor"s , unLh "h11:h tn.._11.. thC'm tl the." !)(·a \ 1ev. Ll'ague 11(jnhall lhJmp1un\h1p ha\C tlcen honored v.11h ( u- \I ,,t \ .sluahk Pla,t'r av.ards b\ the league·., coache., \ht'\.\Jr<l ·~a thrc:t' 'ear stancr and the: tcam '...:Iler "' I·< ur• 1o~·•Jtl'\1n the front t:oun as an l•Ul!>tde h11tn Al·S.. V-LH9Ue O,.t• s~w•lf"O ..... Wl)(Y' H•"OCV "J •,. (" ~'( frlf• .... O(,t I ........ 00"' ~ "'"'~ f' ur ...... , .\ \'fH•~ ¥ ... "'•""" ..,,, ....... , '• 1. P"t(r C~on• oe Yiar-"" ..., Sc"..,,. ~, (O""()l"\.b a. M,er Va ' !l-tf''"'-"'W-Ot"' CCYO"• cw ~r P~·,.. .. Ee\•-.•~ ""'f'wDO'' ..... ,.f)clol' C..-M~ Secend T_,, • <).0 .. •Dee1.;"'t U"' ..,~ .. ,' ,.,.,.,.,,...," ...... ,, ~n1yf>t'\ '• Y "f ~0..11tf'1" ""'f'•OO"'' Hatt)(')' ·ooo &·:><»' E •'•"< • \( .. P~·..-~· Co<~~ .,. •• '' .. ,,. P.,.\c-. Es1enc• ,.e\or Ga .. ..,.f'•OOf' IJoia'DO' ~Yr M"•' S· Ou'''°',,.,,~ Y M-DOOOI' ~r M>OOle DIOCi..er Jr S.llf'f" Jr MldOle DIOCk«" $• Out~"·"ef Jt Miodle lllOC .. t< St S.llt< Jr ()ul\!Oe !\Ille< Jr Selle< S• S.Ht< S• S.111' S• °"'_ .... .,. !>• Bac~row '-0«~•\i\' Sr SUR G~ 0 N GENER Al' S ., ~ARN ING: Sm o k 1 n g By Pregnant Women May Result in Fetal In 1ltfv. Premature Birth. And low B 1 rt h Weight K '1QS ·; -~ :ar 1.2 mg "1cotane 100 s 17 mg ·1ar '.3 mg nicotine Lights Kings and 100' s 12 mg "tar" 1.0 mg n1co11ne Menthol Kings 18 mg "tar" l.2 mg n1coqne Me .. •h:il 'DC s. t7 mg "1ar·. 1.3 me ,.. rntme a\ per c1garene bv FTC method In tht rompantonJk f'ICICt I s.,ear- old Fnnk Ouanonn "'°" m 14~13. whale Karla Fiautro9 was the hi.at '"""" in U :S2.-The nee annnid 2.200 nuuttn 10 I._ t.-.oul ewr. afk:t procttda beDelt * Oraftee Coun&y Mental Htal_. AtlOdation. \hlUe has its \ -------~ -- • t Major Leuae standings Am~c0£eape WaT DIVIS10N w L Pel GB Llt Stren Homt Awa~ ~kland 29 13 690 S-S Lost 2 t(). 6 19- Texas 21 20 .Sl2 7112 6.4 Lost 2 13-11 8-9 Kansas Cit)' 20 22 .476 9 S-S"' Lost 2 8-11 12-11 Minnesota 18 22 .4SO 10 6.4 Won 2 11-10 7-12 .CbiCl&O 18 23 .439 101h 3-7 Lost 7 10-13 8-10 Seattle 18 25 .419 l l'h 4-() Lost 2 7-9 11-16 AqelJ 17 26 .39S 121/J EAST DIVISION 4-6 Lost 2 6-11 11-15 New York 27 14 .659 7-3 Won 2 16-8 II-6 Ocvcland 27 15 .643 'h. 8-2 W on 2 13-6 14-9 Detroit 26 IS .634 I 7-3 Won 5 10-8 16-7 Boston 22 17 .S64 4 S-5 Won 2 14-12 8-5 Milwaukee 21 20 .Sil 6 3-7 Won I 14-11 7-9 Toronto 18 24 .429 9112 4-6 Lost I 7-12 11-12 Baltimore 8 34 .190 19th 4-6 Won 2 7-16 1-18 Boston 12, ~I• 4 New York 2, kland 0 Baltimore 7, Seattle 2 Suday'• Seoret Detroit 3, C hicqo l Minnesota I S-4, Texas 5-2 Milwaukee 7, Toronto I Ocvcland 8, Kansas Cny 7 ( 10 innings) Today'• Games New York (Dotson S-1) at ~eh (M. Win 1-5). 7:35 p.m Ocveland (Candiott1 6-ll at icago (Perez 3-1 ), 5:30 p.m . Minnesota (Anderson l -) at Kansas City ASabcrhagen 5-4 ). 5: 3 5 p m Toronto (Stoulemyrc 1-5) at Milwaukee ( 1guera 3-3). 5:35 p.m . Boston (Bo~-2) at Seattk (Swift 3-1 ). 7:05 p .m . Baltimore ( dicker 0-8) at Oakland (Stewart 8-2). 7· 35 P;m. Nattonal League WDT DIVISION w L Pct. GB LIO Struk Home Away H ouston 24 16 600 6-4 Won I 16-7 8-Q Do4Jen 22 17 .564 l'li 3-7 Lost 3 12-12 10-5 San rancisco 22 21 512 31/1 6-4 Won I 14-13 8-8 Cincinnati 21 21 .500 4 5-5 Lost 2 11-11 10-10 San Diego 15 27 357 10 5-5 W on 13-15 2-12 Atlanta 12 27 .308 11 111 4-6 Won 4-14 8-11 EAST DIVISION New York 30 11 732 7-3 Won 7 11-3 IQ. 8 Pittsburgh 25 17 595 511 4-6 Lost I 16-6 Q-11 St. Louis 21 21 .500 9111 7-3 Lost I I 1-1 I 10-10 Chicago, 20 21 .488 10 4-6 Won 2 6-9 14-12 Montreal 18 22 450 11111 3-7 Lost I 9-7 9-15 Philadelphia 15 24 385 14 5-5 Lost I 7-7 8-17 Suday'1 Seoret New Yor1' 5. Doclgen 2 Atlant.a 6, Pmsburgh 4 Chicago 5. linc1nnat1 I Houston 2. St. Louis I San Diego 9. Phi4ldelph1a 2 San Francisco 7, Montreal 2 Today's Gamet Atlant.a (P Smnh 1-4) at Chicago (Mo>.er 2-4), I :05 p .m . Houston (Scou S--0) at Ptttsbur&h (Smile)' 3-3). 4:05 p .m . Cincinnati (Rasmussen 1-4) at St Louis (Deleon 3-3). 5 35 p .m NHL Stantev Cutt •votts CHANIPIOMSffP SERIES (8"1· .. ·SWM> WectnflOay-Eamonton l , Boston 1 Fr1oa...-Edm0nton '· BcKton '2 S4lllCllV' I $cer'9 Edmoflton 6 f!loston 3 IEdmOnlon iHOl ser-n l ·OI TYIMlllV'S ~ EQmol\lon al Boston •.JS Pm Tllundev'I G- f!loston er Eomon1on 6-0S o m <If r>Ktss .,. ... , 5otwd9V'' Gef"9 EdmOnton el Boston. •JS P./T'I (If necnsarvl Tu.May, May JI f!lo\ton et Edmonton. 605 om (If r>KnMlrv) CREW Pacific Coast ~OS lat s.cr-> Junk>< ver.itv ei9"1l-l Wes11lng1on, 6 IS, 2 Orenge Coast 6 11, 3 UCLA, 6:20, f Stanford 6 27, S Ce1ltornie. 6 1' • UCt. 6•41 F rl\llmen •lohh-1 Weshl1111ton, • 20, 2 UCLA 'n ) Or-Coast, 6-24 4 Or~ State 6 21 S Calof«n•a 6 1', 6 Stanford, 7-01 Novic• etllflts-1 0r•"9t Coast, l'.07 2 Celolorn•• 6 OI 3 UC S.nla 8ar1>9re. 6 12. C West ... n Wasn1ng1on, 6 IS, S $tentoro. 6 II 6 UC Sen O'"° 62• Vars1tv lours-I Or•nvt Coast, 6.l7, 1 S.Cremento State. 6.39. 3 Weslllngton, 6.U , c Celllof"nla 6 SO, S U Sen Francisco 6:S2, 6 SI M41ry·, 6 S6 AMUICAN L•AGU• ...... 12. M9lb 4 CA~•A IOITOM OwtWl9411 CWelllrd JoYMf 111 ..... " CO.wbrf Howtll~ Wy~c $cflotlld " Polldor u Noboe1b T.._ .,.. .. S I 2 l 9"'1la Cf 4 I I I a.n-.tf ltl 4 0 1 0 9"163' 4 1 I I DwEvn 111 3 0 I 0 °'""'*' If 40 11 c-c 4 0 0 O Gedmn dll 11 1 o ltomwou I 0 0 0 Jolt..., n 4 0 l 0 • .,.,," lS • t • T .... SC...., ..... . , .... 5 ' l • s tt. s, , 1 s 2 > r , 2 1 l S I I 1 3 I 1 1 • 0 1 l 0 0 0 0 4 0 2 I If IJ 1' II ~ ----· ... -.. J'Jll-12 G.,.,.. WiMllw 1ta1 -Gt<..,._.. (61 e-s..n. cw.-.r ~ l, ao.- 1on t Loa-c.ilfofnla 1, lollOn 6. 2e-oo.n1ne, DWEvan1, Cw-. &wr•ll Hlt-OOwnlne 1.51. Gr--" (6), lotot (1) Sa-Gre.nw.ii W • H It •• •• SO ~ Fraser L,4·3 MlnlOll BUICe -.Stlft s 2 1 9 1 • , S 3 3 I 2 ? 2 0 Selefs l 1·3 1 C 4 l I Stenle'I W 1·0 H-3 2 0 0 0 C Uml>tf'n--HOme. McCOY, Finl, COl>le, S.C· ono, McCiea.nd, Tlllrd, Oenltlnoer T-H6 A-32,'7• HATIOMAL LEAGUE Mm s. Oed9erl 2 NEW YOtlK LOS ANGeLU Wllsond Eisler u KHrnat lb Slrwt>rv r1 McRvtds If HJon'n 311 Lvon' c Bckmn2t> Coneo MeulHi1>h McOwHp Mrll.. urlllll SllO Su~ 3010 4 l 0 0 MIO.vis rf C 0 0 0 Sill G~son" 4 000 Sill Guef'rerlb 1000 SOOO Hemltn3tl 1100 •010 ~cf 4 1)0 C 0 2 0 Slutlbt It> l 0 0 I 3 I 2 O Scloscle c l O O O 2 0 0 0 Andftl\ SS l 0 l 0 I O O 0 Velenzle p o O O O 0 0 0 0 Crews p 0 0 0 0 5Nonn Ofl I 0 0 0 APwne P 0 0 0 0 H-Ph 1000 JHo ..... P 0 0 0 0 M41nNPh I 0 0 0 JI S 1l S T..... JI t 6 I Scwe Dv ...... ,,... Yon no • ooo-s Les ..,,..... 000 002 IOO-J Game Wlnnin11 RBI -KHernendez 16) E-WlllV, Guerrero LOB-New York 10, Lo' Anoeles 1 2B-SIMll>v HR-Slrewt>e<ry !Ill SB-Wilson !Sl HJCIMM>n l'l S-COflt Crews SF-Slubl>s • H It IElt •• SO NewY«W COflt W6·0 McOw•S S LesAneMs v atenzla L.l-S Crews APer1e JHowetl • l 2 I ) 6 0 0 0 2 Ill 6 5 5 2 0 313 s 0 0 0 0 2 I 0 0 I I 2 0 0 0 0 1 HBP-Guerrero PB-t..yons (by Conti WP-Cone l T-) 16 A-44,126 Hltlfl S<:heol 01' PU YOHS S·A T IWMlll't'' Secend lleund El Dorado (?l·l) et f!l•vertv HIUs l 17 I> PeMI.,..,. 113·101 et Nooeln (17·1·1) E soeranza ( 11-tl et f!ll"'°° Amel ( 16·1) !>lml Vallev !12·S) et Culver City ( 16· 12> Crtll>I n&·ll 11 Mlnrun <22-Sl Los Atemltos 111·6) el Riverside Polv Clt-11 Santa Monlce ( 11·6) et O..mono Ber (20-1) M411tf" 0.. (21·)) et Ocun View (1~10-11 4·A T.,....V'I S.C..W 1t....i F~ton llt·7l et Herl (26-0) Rio Mew (1'·6 1) 11 Covina (2l·S) Santa Ana 117·') II c ... rilos (2G-6· I) vaiencu1 ( 16·6· 1> •I Reoonoo <•2> uo1en0 !2 I ·61 el Cenvon ( 11·1) Gellr C20·S·2l et Venture C19·6·1l South Hiiis !17·6) 11 Foornitl C 17· IO) Hueneme n1 1 u e1 El Sellundo cn -11 l-A T9eMllV'' S.C...S lteuNI Et Toro (IS· Ill et Eslanc .. ( 11·91 S.nle c .. ,, 111 l l et l!Mllfto-llS·l -11 Le11une H1ns (17 ll 11 Dene Hiiis llS· 121 ~ 110·61 el Coeclltlla Vattev fll II I CellfOl"nle (20·4) a1 Pacifica ( 19·7) Le Mirada (11·6·1) et Ant.._ Velley (16·1) Cen1r-el ( 19·4) et Irvine ( 11·1) Clllno C2S· I) el D.,.rl• 114-1) P\111.JC NOTICE "8JC NOTICE NlJC NOTICl f't8JC NOTlC[ , ......... CON,U•Mea ...... u c ....... ...,.> ........ .... lotton "'· • ·~ (bfoA..,. ...... •·» Nole: o.tralt ... Plloeo. 4·1. 0.. .. Oeft'llW ••• , ~.., ~. 4•l), CON,. .. Mea NtAU , ........ .._, ~ ......... ._ Dallas a• lMlwl. 7:30 •""' w ... .-.,.,~ Dallas el lfttn. 7:30 PJn Oeinlll et ao.~. s •.m. ,,.. ........... Oelrolt et aoaton, s •.m. .. ,.. ... 0.... LMI.,.. al o.llM, 5 P.m. sa .... .,..o.. Boston II O.trolt, 12'.30 Pm s.uMllY'• .... L.Men el D••· 12:l0 p,m. ~ ..•.. f!loston •I Ottrolt, ,_ T..-., MIY JI Dalal el LMlers. I.JO pm. (If -rvl w .......... . Dtlroll el ao.ion. S p.m. (W _..,..,, T'tlWMay, ,,_ 2 L.Hen el D911$, 6 pm. (H necessary) l'tWly, ... J Boston el Detroit, 6 pm (If MCau.rvl sa ..... .NM• • hftMy, June s Delles el la~ IUO P.m. CH "9CftMlrv, S4Millly, ... s OtlrOll el Bolton, TBA (If -s.rvl ~ . ' 0 I . .. soirTBALL H191\ KhMt Ctli' PLAYOf'li'S ·-· TlleldllY'I s.cMd lleund Gehr a1 Ocnn vi. .. Simi Vall•v el B.,.na Sent• M41rie et St Jo"°" Mffflken at Burrovo11s CvP<eu et Foun1e1n Vetle\' TllouYno Oetr.s et Lon11 Beach Wilson St Paul et Herl RIQllelt• et Newl>urv Perk ,.. WeclftndeV's s.cend It~ Sunnv Hills et Ken,,.Ov Covina el M4ivfe1r Western at Hewlnorne CNiner 0.k ., DOii LUllO Culver City II Buen• Perk Velencfe et B .. lflOw•r 01amonc:1 Ber al Le Qul"I• La Mired• a1 Walnut l·A w.._..,,, Secend -~ wooe11><•ooe 11 Canyon ICCl Monlcla~r a t Le Serna Pe~m Sor•"IJS al Mou >On V.eio Arrovo al Arlington Laoune Hills e t S.UQus Anl~ Valley •I S..Ota Fe c; CoroN a1 0n1ar10 El Monlt •I Sen Ci.mantt °"° -ftsl\lne NEWPORT LANDING -• 00.B, 150 •no'trs 37 ce1oco beu 19 t>arrecuoa 12 t>onlto ' l'\ahl>ul, 140 wno t>an. 17 meeker .. , SS rock fish n wh11t fllll. 9' KutPln, 161 ~ad ) 1 !>Iv« _.Cll l lung \elmon DAVEY'S LOCKIElt (...._, !Madi) -6 llOets 211 anglers " t>errecuoa. 116 t>onlto. 1 vetlowtail. 9 roc.11 flall, 1 helil>ut, llS cetko t>au, 135 sal1d t>an, 217 mecicwet. ?7 sculPln, 7 ~osl'tted, I t>IU4t oercll, 1 sole. S meko '1\erllS, 2S Otve sllerk s .... umte ........ llwll IUllDAn nM.n , .. "' ....., .. 0 1 ........... ntST •AC•. 6 ~ ~ ("90> uie 11. uo OolV't Vlldt1 (ll'lrlcaV) SM 4• Wa41# Delle• ccwr .. > 1.11 Tlmr. tll. UCONO •ACL •~ lunonll. ""9V's Gontul llolltl 1'..20 IOAO 7.JO Lucb Actvence CPlnc•YI UO UO ComlMI f!lountv CTorol SM Timt 1.17.l. U DAt&. Y DOUeL• (t-1) ~ amM TM9l0 llACS. I 111' ""11t1.. ~ , .... ) 11.00 , .. uo ~ LeMl\d ,..... 1100 uo FM P~ (Solla) 3 20 T1mt: l .'6.1 U IEXACTA (7-ll Nici 1104.00. llOUltTH llAU. 1~ mtlel. HOll\lwood HolO (PfncAlvl 3.00 2.40 2.40 AlleM (o..llouaMYa) UO S.00 OuslY Cao <McC•rron) uo Time. 1.51.4 S2 •XACTA (1-7) Hid 116.20. IJ DAlt..Y .,.IPLI Cl+ll Nici M7120 f'lf'TH ltAC•. I rnl\a Min Tewole (Grvdof > Malltlu Toatl (~novel T .ml U lkr ( SJblllo l Time. l:JU. '00 uo ..... MO UO 7AO 12 •XACTA (2·41 paid MS.60 SfXTH ltACW. 1 funonos. f.Mlor Curr~t (Sibilla) aomt>s lkw\11"9 (Grvow> Oki Ex~v• (Oelal!OulMYel Time 1:2?.4 '-'° 360 uo 460 300 l 70 UVENTH ltAC•. I~ ml~ Clur1> Street Party C~•) 10 40 S 20 3 40 Mll9m0er ITOfo) S.00 3 IO hst Solul Ion C Bladt) 1 00 Tlme 1472. '2 eXACTA (3-7) paid UUO U .-.CK 5'X (1·7·1+4 end 11·31 paid SlC, .. 7 60 IO IOUf' winning tickets (,I. "°""), Hid ~S..00 IO 2)0 Winning llcllats (five l'IOl'llS) •IGNTH llACL 1 1116 mllu. JUOO. Anvetuccl IDIMvl 5.60 3 00 2 IO Sime>lv "M1tslk IBeiel 4 20 l 40 ~rk Clllp (~rron) S lO Time. 1.40 . ._ It IEXACTA (1·4) 1>111d S23 20 '3 DAILY Tlt•LIE 14 and ll·l·I ) oefd s .. , 00 NINTH ltACR. I mlle (lurf) TrOPlcel Holldav (Sllmv) 6.20 l 40 7 40 BesaY• (Ste\'ans) s oo l 20 Krl11in ICHtenonl 2 IO Time. 1.lU S2 llXACTA (6·1) 1>111d '32.60 Sl P'tCK NtNll (t-1-1· 1·2-4 ena 11-3-1-6) o.ld s 10,760 40 to one wlMlnv lic.kel lltllhl hones), 1>11\d \7 .. 60 to 1• winnlnll tldlell luven l"IOOft) Total carryover 0001 SSOf,'7991 A11tnc1aoCe u .m Mutvtl handle 17,tS7,4t2. GOLF PGA tournament (at Por1 Werth) t10 Lanny Wedloms S IJS,000 271 Bon Crensnew S6 000 Mart Cale•veccll1• S6 000 Joe., Slnoelar S6 000 Clarence Ros. J0.000 Mark Wiebe 2S. 12S David Graham 2S. 12S S<oll Hodl, 1S, 12S De.,1d Frosl 21.000 Clllp &eek 21 000 Run Coctl<en, IS.900 Ken Green, IS too M4!rk Lo;e, IS 900 JOM lnmen, IS 900 JOM Mltn.ffev IS too v• vs 111 VI 219 DA Welt><lng. 10 17S Tom Purt1er. I0.'7S Mark O'Mftre. 10.175 67·61·70·6S ... 41 .... ,, 61·6t· ... .. 71·6S·61·61 67·'8·6S·74 12·'7·69 " 71·6'·70·68 67-61-71·'9 74 .... .,.68 71 70·'9·67 11-.,·n·" n-'1·61·11 n -11-'3·n 11-n -•1 n "-11-" n 71·67·12·'9 7•·68·"·" 71-11·6'·6' S.IY~.UIS J•ne~.J,41' J\ldy Dldllnton, 7,A 14 Lyn;, AAnl•. s.m Merci ao1er1t1, s.m Doi GenN1n, J.m JoAMe Carnet. 4,211 Laurel Koon, 4,211 Vlcllt FW90fl, 4,211 ,,. LotlOre R1t1ennouse, 3"'9 Donna Wtll ... 3.699 LIM Well.,.., 3.6,. htn Kine. l.203 C•lllY MorM, l ,2Gl Mancv L-1. J,203 Connle Cllflleml, l,103 5"arrln Smven, 1,203 Dawn Coe. 2,7l5 0.0 IUc"-rd, 2,73S Jene Crafter. 2.ns COiieen Walller, t ,734 1'1 tn senler•~ (al Sc.a,.._,., N.Y.I '" -Don M41,~ .. 23.750 Herald HtMfng 23,7SO ., f!lruce Crampton 11.000 2112 L•rry Mowry 1•.SOO JOl CNirles COOClv 11.100 ies 0... Ooulllau t ,2SI 34 Don BIH 9,231.33 Dave Hll t,?SI lJ Lou Grell.m 1 .too ., Chi Chi Rodrloue1 6,150 OolJll Daiz let 6,ISO G-Ullie< S,133 34 BulCll f!lelrd S,133 33 GerOllef Olc).lnson S.833JJ Miiier Berl>ef S,200 Joe JotMnez 4 ,lOI 34 Ken Slitl 4,lOI~ Jim Codlren •,lOl 33 Boo f!lrue •.lOl.ll Orville NIOo(J'f 4, 10I lJ Jim I( ln11 •.10l.l3 .. 210 c..... men NCAA CH~SffPS Cat AtllMI, Ck.I USC S, UCI 2 ...., ,.,...,,... .,......,.n n·n+n n-11 ..... n .,..11 ... 1' ., ... .., .. n ""*'1'-1' n-10-10-n 7 ......... ,. n -11-n -10 n-7t-n·n n ·6t-7HS 7H1·71·n 72-70--72-74 7•·61-71-75 n-n-n -11 '4·10-7>-72 71·7)·7!-74 74·72·74·70 11-1•-n -n 61-n·J0-75 7•·7S-7l·71 7~70-74·72 n -n ·74·n ., • ...,.n-1• 61·71-16-7' 71·71·72·11 n-14-n -n n-n-n-14 71-11·>1·7' '3·67·6' .. ·65-67 ., . ., ..... ,, ...... 6S·7o-67 ... 70-67 ... ,,'"'5 n-u -" ... ".., n -66-61 11 ...... ,, . ., . ., 70·70· .. 6t·10-" , ..... 10 .. -61·73 n -n -•s "'"'" 7H0·6t 1'·'5·6t 7l·61·ff ., . .,.n N\elwtlle !USC > oaf K.-n. 7·6, H . Kr-n11 tuCll def Cerra1. 7 .... 6-C, Bled! (USC! def Lut><lef' 6·l. 7·5. AtnOf'd CUSCl def Brl9o1. 6·3. 1-6, WallNrd IUSCl def Kaiwoll, 7-S 6·2 Cad!Nn !UCO 09'! BrownU-Hr 7·S, l ·•. 6-3 '*"*' Amend·Melvllle (USC) del Briggs· Kronemann, l -6. 6·l. 7·6 Nola Oll'la< two douCMel not comolatod PtllllC NOTIC( P\8JC NOTICE P\BUC NOTICE P\8JC NOTlC£ PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE OF JOINT PUBLIC HEARING CITY COUNCIL/REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY OWNER PARTICIPATION AGREEMENT - MOLA DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION (MAIN-PIER REDEVELOPMENT PROJECT AREA) Notice of a joint public hearing by the City Council of Huntington Beach and the Redevelopment Agency of the City of Huntington Beach on an Owner Participation Agreement between the Redevelopment Agency and Mola Development Corporation. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Chy Councn of the City of Huntington Beach and the Redevelopment Aaency of the City of Huntington Beach will bold a joint public bearin& on May 23, 1988. at. 7:00 PM. in the Council Chamben, City Hall, 2000 Ma1n Street, Huntlngt<>n Beach, California, to consider and act upon an Owner Participation Agreement between the Redevelopment Agency of the City of Huntington Beach and Mola Development Corporation. The qreement provides for the development of 89 residential units and 10,000 sq.ft. retail commerctaJ located between Main Street and 6th Street north of Oranae Avenue within the MalD-Pler Redevelopment Project Area. Descripti~ of the sites can be found In the qreenaent. The propoHd projects are COYered ~ a final EnvtronmentaJ Impact Report for the Maln-Pler Redevelopment .Project Area and the Downtown Specific Plan for which Notice Of Prepara tlon WU fJ1ed. Coples of the Owner Partlclpedon A,reement and the Environmental Impact Report are on file for public ~Uon and C:oPYtitc '°" the COit or duplk:itlon at the Office or the Chy Clerk, Clty Of HUntlftitoa Belch. 2000 Mam StTeet,. HunttQatan Beacll, California, between the ~of 1:00 AM arid S:OO PM, Monday throt.i&h Friday, e.xcluitve of holidays. Interested pet•• may submit ..-ltten comnaentt lddreaed to the City Clerk o( the Chy OI Hunttnatcn leach, Poll Ofnce Box 190, Hurnlncton Beach, Callfomla 92641 pnor to the ho\.u' of S:OO PM on May 10, 1911. ' ' ~ ~ ~ place noted above, all s-r•• lnterat.S In tbe lbO¥i matter may ll!Pllr CITY OF HUNTINGTON BEACH, AIJda M. W•twotth. CltJ Clst Deted May 6, 1911 . I I I 1 • c • I -I VI I 0 ' ( -- S1 ' ( ,. Ci - 21 ( ) T Al 2 c Ii I .. J Orange Coat DAILY PILOT/Mond•y, May 23, 1911 * - CALL 642-5678 Private par1y only. No Real Estate. Commerctal Automot1v•. Boating °' Help wanted [ ==Fiib INbtx m.aw I ... .....,,. OM.It• co. ... .. ='" ...... co. -1111 ntl DAILY N..OT C .. CK YOUR AD c~~~ THl'1RITOAV I 00 AM·5 JO"' '"° °""'...., ,.._ W -.-. 8•t~IOOAM·11 30 AM ..,. .. ...,_.... -.. ..._ -.-c-..... , ····------IOOAM·!IOO PM ...,..,..,, ___ ._._ ~· ::-·:io.7~-=:::: it!!ert ... 1111 c..ta ._ 1114 lat. lwll II .......... IMU 1111 ltwe t lkM• U lt C.ta -.U MM Cetta •eu i"eoAT owd • 3 Bedroom, 2 a.th. Coto-i&A 1D . PlitiO. MO. CllW. IU'Plln ~•38R + o... 28A SPAAKUNO ~ utra --------1-'!!'!!'!~!'!!"'"-~!!'!"~ 311R, ~ Battl. Boll elp 1ege .. ark. Ila y•d, fife-pool, etot In Oat•d !H19&nt 21R Security Upper ~ In a.lboa. lefge 28' 1Ba .,id gat ~"!.a..~: (114) M0-1413 place, l117flmo. Mu.t ~mp11e Nr Qldn'W1t1 bldg. 1121&/mo Soer;tacutw bey vt9w. d/w, cabte tv, Patio, Quiel mleetiBAY F"'""'1W REAL ESTATE Mk for P.te 751-5000 Wwrt«. 1175. 541..3391 flW[ I• Wuher/Oryer refrlg wooded Ql'OUnda f750 * .... * b!~'!ttve ~Otn• SBA 28" 18A Hou. ...... ••LA& ...... frplc:., ow• S0HIOO/mo0 AYI 813 32• Victorl• ..... ,.m 2 & 3 Bdrm tOWI ~ 2•,.._, 2100 tit, 11500. -'-~ :r.r:::,· ,.,.." &._, _ Olf, ....,_ AYWI "'°"' 176-4912 (bt'#n Hwt>or & ......., ••1 _.._ 11 _, * .. •-• (Inge). 751·5000 _.t, •ve YW' • to-. l1&5Cifmo ··-·""''Sparkling cleen, lerg• apt• 112 MO FAEE ,_.., ...,_ '*ahbomood. I Imo WATE.Af'AONT HOMES iSrtanb &3 1·•215 0t 873-(1275 Getden llC>ll BeaullluU 1911S Pom<>M (Mer 1tdl '1'9'9'Rm~~A,.; 38A, 1'A9A, G•eoe & +l?OO~.IS7·1•93 INC l lllJIFUllllT lendacaped grounda'/ Stl529-7887 orl4~ ,::; Newpot18c:h T~ lard 1120 Center St. 28A 2BA CONDO REAL TORS &31-1400 ... lM 18drm Mer Bat!er & Pool & ~ P•t~oecka Large 1BR 18A. comie- 11'\ieLOCATIOH -· ·-C.,b. 1335.000 lndudlng A~o::~:::,; May W.._/dlyett. emall petlo. BAYRIOGE 2BR 28A 8-t idaU Jiii F~ at 980 Valenda gar909 0t c;wp0rt S0<ry. n1en1 location. No 00°'""'' ___ .,,., ..... _ land 30 S750°/ *-e935 cwpott. f750/mo. lllew MCUflty oat• gar 8Xt80X isllNDS BEST NEW C arpe1 Ill• no P-'• pe111welerbff1. 1550 !: . .':::: ;;'.'"' .:-:.•=: •,:-.;: SALLY SHIPLEY &U-04M mo Cal CENTURY 21 BERG wl d.' pool. ~ 51395' 18R lBA *"'" loft drepa pelnl venny' •SEVERAL LOCATIONS mo Lv Mag 14. 1192 ·-llt -......... --..... ,,., Cl.-George Elklnl Rell1y A"1ect dean W•takSe "2-8891 aS4-t090 or 790-9&42 'ev.J6~1 yr1y-:. Genge $650 540-3393 ~::t°' =1MUST SEE-LARGE. ,., ,::: :: :: ::..= .. -... ... ..... •BLUFFS a....tffuj llngte :.A~~1nc:1 ":C:C: ~ M Bedloom. 11Vo8a. .l()nt BAYVIEW COURT 2BR if.C:i mo 87S-14M 2 BEDAOOMS In~ 28d~°i:'s. S775 2B• gar ywd. UH. - '' ut .... •·· _..., ____ • -· le\l9I Angelita model. end 548-l3M 8'&-2389 condition CloM to bike 2BA w/clty flt• vul c.n-1-JL p i I 8Mutlful Cua Grenada 2250 Venguatd 540-9629 1021 Valencia(.._ dial '-' 11•..... ... ._ ...... ,_, •.., _ unit. ~ 2BA on IOYefy or trall & beact\. Aveil May tral air, lndry, trta. wl d 2 I •fl t a 818 I From $715 gaa paxt Mal) No ~1. 950-110& ... ..... --~ . . ·' ' . ~ .• ~-' -;.,.;, .... -•, -• -· ,...,_ ·-grffnb•tt 120-, 704, BHutlful 2BR 21ABA 21!1 11S95tmo 840-9252 car ow S15SO 7{0-0714 2'17 400 Merr1tnK Way I BechelOf s~ IEWU MllU1B " '•' " ... -_. -Bkr. Prindpella onty. twnhme. Obt car g.vege. l.Mg9 pttvat. greay yard 211 _. www llll JUI\ NSI of Herbot 1 Bedroom $655 -.. •--·---pool, IP&. Xlnt k>cl Alll 28R/2BA garage 5 •-,._,. 979-1911 28d•m 1 ·B• S7SO 28r 1'~ wi g#, crpta. , .. _ ·--"-*''1111 -· '111 I 1300/mo Cell Alt• b Io ck a ·Io b •a ch lrd "°°' wtttl IP9C1acular -28drm 26a Twntia $850 drpa, bltlna. tnc:d pllllO l . --' -' .. ·-:4 ... .;.:_) ~ ~~ £·,·: - . . '· ' -. -.·~ ~··· ·· .. ~ 1,&_ -~· " ( -- t. ' "". ~ -.... 48' Twnhme. OWnr *8K Wade 131·12941 1925/mo Bkr 963-83n ftOOf 10 <*hng VIEWS of 2BR 18A Oeslfat>le Eut-825 Center St 542· 1424 6~120 Call t..sPM prlndp8la only 780-3875 Newpof1 Harbor & the Side Q\M!t & Clean UPlt•I 2439 Qfange '£' .... -. .1750 . Int. larM.r 114 ~ Garegee, MCU<rty unit S625 lmmed ocq>y ~_;;---$800 2619 Sama Ana 'J' .• ...1735 ........8.1.... wXlk TO AEXCR 18R BIG CANYON Dover 2BR pool cu1tom rntef'IOr Cati K9V1n 851-0~2• , Beoroom 5680jM7 VICtorie 'l ' .... 1720 OM entry W/tllde lghte, 2 Condo lreehly painted 2BA. upgraded French Balboa 8tYd 4 15th St 2BR 18A fireplace wl d 28drm I ,941 S790 lfWlJ •llU1B frpa, S ~ bdrme, 1 BHU. tlful SpanlllHll• new C::.,p.t $850/MO, doora/wlndowa crown Sl •OOlmo S.0-3393 nkup walk-rn cloM ta 18 1 E 18th S1 642-0856 2BR w/gar new CfPCs. akyMgtlts, d. S2H~ IWMM.2BR2'MlA,COUf1 1147-2161 mold Ute&brtte•Alll lor BCH 1BRYEARLY Close 10 perk & Shops S71026r 1 BathhouM lnc:d yd ~1201-SPM ~ ifaftll31-1288 · yerd +pvt patlO, garage "'°"" 613· $3000 mo Wood beam•. llte. 8k)' _S6!_5 No peta 6'5·"~ & garage 2019 Walleoe 2176 Ptac.ntla ·c· .. M10 • & partclng epace $1000 lniat 144 Ownr/Agt. 819-5M-16S7 ~ view, aeml fwn •S200 BONUS• GrN t E· 5•,. ott 10 non amoto.era 12526 Santa Ana ·o· 1710 mo. AYI June 9911-3"3" sONNV woeRbG 2BR/ S785 •MC 8.50-8200 Side loc' LG 1BR $600 & e-.ieryth1ng new• ~8-0358 INewport Height9 ~ Bil 10 Oceenl unfum t8' 1BA, ups1rs end unrt, ILlffl Ill LUSf LARGE STUOtO APT up Cable BBQ ger etc• I EST Vlllf II style 2BR trptc: ll'4fy rm 1Ba. l/p, $795/mo ~MO: many upgredes, assoc. Or 28A + Den, 2,'tBA Full kltc:tl/Bath 40\h Str Sorry ~o pets 631-8427 gerage, ia251~. tteS BEAUT. View Condo, 43" AlllO. (213) 863-11291 emeni. SB9S 673-6785 I 1395/mo. 1140·~ Bkr Aveil 6/ l $600/mo Yr1y 2s2BR DUPLEX quiet TIWll lrv1ne A..,. #8 720-SM~ Eut~ff. Sbr 3be. newly Brand ,..... 3BR +(i;ii ..... ,. ltacla 21 Bob 826-8279 Iv mag new carpet & drapes JUSI NORTH EAST 7-Pib ;~2!:8:4ce~· houM2B ... L022'/d2. 2Cca•n' garon' 1BR Luxurloua. furn, 3BRBL2UB~FsdcbOINOO C•rtu ••I •u 2' ~~t~35~~·~~r: 1110-1775 3:.,~a,sd1:0gar~,= • "· 22 'I · VILLA BALBOA condo • "'• gar, on •NftfY a;; 2BR 1@ ' LIDOISLE 113508kr963-3377 $t050l mo Pie&M Celt green belt S16001mo twnha pool fp c:arpe>rt *2BrtwnMe 1'"tBe pa11<> 2 &JBr gar dl w. deck. $IOO. Great location actou from •CHARMING , Bdrm. ~6-7893 etter ~pm. &46-8039 or 754. 1551 w/d hkup S97S LM No blt1ns lndry fac1hty S775 lmm.cullttll) relurt>tlhed I Lndry rma 5424487 p8f1( & just steps to ten-Oule1 Yard Retrig No Exceptlonel 2BR 2BA peta 722~1401722-801 1 Plus de poa•I SJOO '"-' C M courtyard• S750/mo 2br 2ba. frplc, nls, c:lubhouae & beech. Peta USO/mo+ dep. 11111-1~ll condo in tuxurlOUI coun· j -* S.8-S348 * Shopping t>uc:Ma Cov-c>atto, calMe, lndlry fee. Am tJme on matket 3 2188 Meple &42-37115 2 lt<>ty, 1 garege. patio. try aettlng Dishwuher •B~~Ui~~~ 2\.ltBA * * * * * er~ prkg p00 n-pet• I ~ No peta Nice kx:.. bdrm with one down & C 28R BA DuP'e 2 ltOSOl mo 875-4912 Agt lndry Niuo petlo at-:~RA NICE 18R Ir IRAllD 11EW 1996 MIPl8 722-6495 85 Thum S40-e338 two up. Beamed cefflngs ute 1 -·" x, 2BR 2BA .._ti•"".~ teched gerage, pool dec6t flf 1 & ' g ft ft SPACIOUS 18R. Poot. & IUMy 90Uth patio on car g.vege .... ._ yatd. "V'' _, • $9951mo ~to " r ltorage BRAID llEW lndry. carport, ~ & xt,. large lot. ,..... c:all*fpalnt. S850 Berber c:rpt, 2 car g.v, JO PROPERTY MGMT $695 * 20-9988 * $350 Off refng Ho pets. AYI &11 I 831-1400 SS55,000 1175-4912 Ag\ belcony Cit to bay. -•BAY & OCEAN VIEW• E'llde Lge 26r 288 f/p 7 1 1939 W ..... 1515 $1570 (213) ~122 ebove beautiful Ctune lST MONTH'S REN T dlw l'ldl) tee gar PV1 • S350 dep 642•1401 - \o\ATI RFROVT * ~ IWW * 2BR 28A 8th llf' Bayfront, ....... UAll Cove 2Br 26a lg den gar 801 PAULAAINO S875 MC 84~99 Spwkllng ~ 28dnn IMJ latltt Ptr s.Je C..t..... 1124 HOML~ tee. 3BR 2 ~BA.den,AC.lgr• oc:eenvtewt t200sll sec. 1Ptm 11750 673-1682• •1M 11A l llO CllSITllU 1•.aa 1'140. Al ut11 pd. 1-----------REAL ESTATE modeled kit, encl yd. 2 2 car prk""' S15001mo -·-· -· ..... • I"'"/ II IEW LISTlll!! ear gerage Pool I tenn19 Call 8 30-S 3o 955-1961 · 2BR. 0... 2~. ocn * SHARPlll• •-._ --2Br 1 s. lodry rm ctoee to Fng. g.v Sorry, no pea. • ORS Avl 8/t 11300 711()..3..4().4 view, 1595,000 S3500 2BR 2BA 2 car enct gar stlop1 l>Y._, $875/mo t9e0 Wallace 142-405 LUfiJ llU EASTSllE C I REAL T •BAYFRONT E.xcluslve mo Call Meureen WM• wld. pvt deck wlvtew ,..,/SI& 226' & 2272 Mapte ______ _....,. • •HARBOR VIEW HILLS 2BR~~OEI~~ Id lldo Penlnsula.Boatllip 780-5000or7S9-1~9 $1200/mo 575-7898 lllWI TSL MGMT &42-1803 1 1~8:'..':.=~ * * * * * * * ~ 38R 1~BA, Ju at reduced. Owner · w, w •vi 2Br 2'...,ba, frpl, 2 car l"!llr -'~ &V · ~ 2BR ·~ bit! to Ulf 1rw -1535 •FllEl&lllT* new gourmet kltcherl, motlveted Muat ... 1 =~~;"8~\·~' gar.poolS2500.1173-3313 KU",•VA I bdl Ooean. C.tallna & CALL 166 9168 * a;w* ~~=85~4 Compu1er 8¥111uatlon of master bdrm IUlte, for-4BR/28A. 852-0182 rrH·-•lff \t"\Xl ""'4 "'ff ~ \ 'I I harbor lflews upstelra • Come Me the d•n..no. youtpropertlellnS*90ft mal dining w/oM pat· IJlllSU *E'SIOECONDO• ._.,_ * ~~ I A ~ veulted <:*llnga. trptc, OfU33-8917 completely remodeled ~..,,......,,, or 0...., the phone FREEi quet. Breaklut nook. I ....... t __ .. .... 5BR (40 ft Oetuxe 28' 21 .... ea. double NFlce 3B2R 2BA patslo ·""'so REALTORS • tndry, , gw. lg dedl, BMutlful 2BR at>t• POOi ~ "wfaptlon 10 buy a No obligation. Call ()(. frplc Owner1 hava ._ ...... •'Y •· gar-oe. lrple, dlell/Wlh, rple. car gar ,.. . 1 1400 /mo Drive by r9' room laundry room MOblle home Wfth nor-enge County Agent for purchaHd enother. lot~ C>e$gned by famous comm p00. l1095mo Drive by 424 Viste 21 •• ..., Femteal 645-11427 **mlA .... * 1 Ready for ~nsten1 move-mal rent•I deposit• 19871PATRICKTENORE 1249,000 Curt HerberU at~ltect 'Richard Neu· &42-9113alt7pm Suerte. then call HARBORV1EWHOME or&3t-t2MShefyl A smeH. quiet~· rn l ONLY $611 5 to IOACI Agent 531_.123 Agt 721·t200n60-.8102 II. &3t-126e d: .. $5:.~m-7677 fSldeSlngtehlmttyhome. 675-4912 Agt '8R 2'h8A 2 sty '2500 nestled emong &all" ... ~~ot,:!:!hS~:'°31 offt:r=-... --... -= •• ,.--.-----* 3BR tBA Newly re-* HARBOR VIEW HOME Julia Liao 759--5508 & lalflstl lendtcape 1Br ""'y..,.. --.. --~~ llerrllllaalty Lyncb modeled 2 car gar Lg •BR 2BA. )al.. 2 car Y:· l"!llr Al.AV :'::CS::Wcet~•~.':' ALto~11~· I Vallez 2134 ~ bcltyrd wl gerdener fenced yrd, ernr ot. KU'"ll'Wll\ ·I age pool, ape.. lndry lac TSL MGMT ay NY,... ..tJtt Petlowt~ 11300 •MC Xtru! 12200/mo. Avl \t~'rX::'l""ff rt\ ·11 ICUIYIEW! NO PETS 1100 • aec 122.9012 0t 6'2-1603 Aef\1.wloPtlOf'I to buy • IPAml TIU A/peta (1!118)799-6489 E 711 380-0271 day/fNe 2BR. tBA. frptc. PV111rMt. Cell veim. S.9-2447 ------MotMMI hOme With !\Of· A.._,.O.n. .t 3 Bedroom, 3 Bath, 3 or(71~1 5-41-2482wtcnds ••mau* REAL.TORS • 1 car garage l OC>U out EASTSID£ 1BR Al ut1I mal rentel depo11t1 RMl~NVWOM .. )'MIS old, pool, spa. Mt! 31 FIDI NEWPORT HEIGHTS on e.gCorona Yr1yrenlel •EASTSIOE 1 Y' old lg paid St~ retng . lfJMc. IOACI Agwit S31-tt23 I 192,900 SELECT 3BR,k:lft.2~A.2cargar-Large 1 BedrQOm Duptell 2•5 8drmb00-$5000l mo •Ull llU• St9501mo No Peta refs 2Br :ba. lrplc, ang1 ~ upet.,rs unit Qut9t ev.11 1 =---=-...--~r= COLDWeLL BANl(eR O BH&G 751-5000 age large lot S299 000 Fenced Yard utll Paid Marti, eg1 642·n06 req d Please Uk for gar ~ n50+ U1il 811 S625Jmo ~S-.. lut. ~ ~ Cell Uz or Chuctt $845mo+dp &31 8021 38A St 150/mo 3Br 28a trplx wl..,._. Carey Wwd Sunbow A&-Ot96l·732~ E/857-0946 EASTSIDE loll9ty 2BR 2., .. L-819-753-0719 1'hl& lut. ltac• lMI Jones 831 -12811 or RUSTICREMOOPRIVA.TE twnhm w/ trpl, patio, gar. 1 __ atty Inc 831-2242 •EJSIOE large 28r 1ea New scnoots & ~I E.'<J)ect the bes: 8'&-57'3 · pool & IP&-Low mow-m UDO ISLE Home Ltg •Br gar O/W laundfy room Cable r..oy CNid o1t 1655 •1855 depoart Large pr!Yate gnay yard. 2BR. BA. GAR. W/O HKUP coats. 240-2160 3ea, lem rm din rm 2 SHARP 2BR l BA [)uptell new CWP9l vard No S650 No pets &31-&1S6 *~* 2BR/2BA "'•rane 5 AOUL TS NO PETS 1795 s S •231U\ ooeat1 Ilda of PCH. Get-. ,---• • • CLOSE IN' 1175--0097 patlOe 1 to t • ~ leund $950 Pees S7SOtmo 720-l 56S l 0¥efy 28R 2BA S700 & BACHEL.OA UMfT tor...,. WllTIUFf b locks to beach -,-3BR 2'.\BA. lrlte new Imo 1yr lse 675-6915 ~elll now ~13901:;: * EISIOE Sunny 48r 2Ba 1BR 1BA S5>0 Neer 2 bill trm bcn A~ 511 UH.Ill Sl'3.000 Bkr "3-&3n Spedooa 2BR 2~BA 2 St3751mo & one at FURNor unturn 2Br den uPStalrl $1150/mo HatborShopc)onoCent• l4701mo • utlla WestdltrabelstbUyi 2 BR lt!f!!! IMc l NEWPORT atory coodo. frplc. 2 car S1575 Diana Prouer 1860sf 2'"ba 211p p00 C..ta .... 24 * 28' 1BaPV1yd1750 "" No peu &31 .. 155 980-8671 ~.~ or .. ..3_!~. ******* WATERFRONT ~::n~ty· '=it=· 790-5000 or ~90 tenntS, nr ~Canyon ShopSJKhooG ~1 EASTSIOE $pec9oua zBR MT•WllT ._._ .. _ ....,,. ,,_.,,._ with docit fOf 30' boat ~ AIA.V $1850/mo 4/mnth min 1 -.BA w o ~-up ---' 2 flreptaces, large kltc:hen 6111• IW Yl&.R Walk 10 Udo VIiiage trom ~m~f r,tv<>,k c ~ 1c:· KU'll'Wll\ •/ 720-9880 or 722-7007 M'cslFleld ... &llllWll* Gatege peuo no pei111 ~ ~ ~· GrMt Futloceen,bay&cttyll(lhta thfl 'Llk• new;.._3._ atry 3 s1~so1mo 875-4912 Agt \t"\Xl \:1.._""Yf' ~-\ 11 Peac.ful g'eenbeft vu dbl Lg 2BR 2BA ReMNe se<es mo S41--0 t68 SP.-S 1,21 • ---view. OeelgMI' perf9c:1 lg bdrm home . ..,.. cab!-------'-I_._ garage 2BR SC>ft !ell I &PAITlllT1 yours now• S85011T'o N.1 ~lg pooll Ugr!ted IU-1111 3BR 3BA model home. netry & llreplecu. REALTORS • veulled celll~• pool Lar ettrec1•..,. ts tn 1 Pets 817 w V1Ctor1a l ..slll IUCI UY 1enn11 volleybell & --... Pa--• ~rMI orfmutenulte + gourmet kltc:Mn & mu-S12751mo 67S-tM96 ~tifut ..... defl llPMtt...,. Days 979-9911 Evea 28R 1BA amall bad! yard basketball CloM to "-• ,_.., 1 3 "1>k:e. Pvt epa off llYtng ler suit• with balcony WESTSIDE 58R 4BA 4000 I.If baca _. i... 979-3348 Pern i Ga W.._!Dryel l'lk· bMct'I 9Chools pstts & We'llgfveyouthedownln rm, guerd gated com-831-1400 $549,000 • . • PRIVATE COMMUNITI Pool/spa gareg• or ·-Opa..NopetsSGaSAdvlts • • axchg for• Illar• of own-munltyw/pool. & tennl9. A -~All HI HO"l VILLAS ~~ty~/=-JI~ Oealgner ·a hm •BR ~~R~Oc~~~ ~SPA~~ .)!R ~·· pref'd 1145-1&3 1 Al'I ccim ~EST WAANEA erahfp. You make the value at $899,900. Call 1213, 496-4379 · 2'...,BA. 2600 1/1. ht•. , rps, •. gwage a.e• --mthly pymta & we lhare PATRICK TENOAE, Agt ttOMI '-'-· ' b r 11 e . baa u t 11 u I 28drm 11•6a S785 cable ready No pets! f ... Ull IAf ---• epprec. You receive 721-1200or780-8702 ~ RE.AL ESTATE IELllCOINS 675-~112 S29001mo 121-1215 ~::';~~eon 63,_= S625tmo 64S-S5n tB~ llNllN ~.~5 ....... -6 UftlTTll._ 100% tax benefltl. Must • I •SPLENDID 2BR No p ... ng 0 ....... ..,.. ,...._ He R9nt an on-oe1te Tr9¥91 have clean credit Agt REALTORS IOW LWlll PENINSULA YEARLY 11111111 IEO&l 1 Bed-------S330 pets• Encl gar retrrg & Adna "5-1&31 Art 4pm trailer ecroH lrom •97~7570y9,Ev,Wknda •lg 38R 2BA l4>P9" or Newport Bctl weter tront 1 2Bd~~ $750 range, patio uttt paid -UllD&Pft.,211 bHeh lS525 . CALL ....... • .... EIWt* =/d~Sl!:;.'!ple· Modern 2BR l'IOUH 301 Avocado 6'2-98501 $72Slmo•dep &42. SMtl 1725/mo Pool & carpon ~18 ~ 771-0658 -------329 Avoeaao 722-7137 ~ tBR 4 '*=ks --------~c.u" Lat 3 8' 2· .. ea, 2 car --28drm 1' .aa $780 AOUL T ORIENTED --..,. ******* m lift et~hed 'garage, wld NEWPORT SHORES 2 $upenorNwptCr .. t Ptan-241 w Wfleon 831-0960 GARDEN APTS. lf9 18R. Gard.,. Apt. 1paelou1 =/ bcfl. a1_;: f:1 .... UY anam ""' llUI Ne ups frplc pyt yerds * ~IOe JBR 2B: home. D talion stiutlers. 3bf 3ba. pool. ni p.ts SS50 plus cBA dl w w/w c:ptl/dr\)I ~ ~ ~ One of the larveet unit• In YllWI lllllflllT lllTIU pool i apa S1250/mo . r gerage pie. WI gat, P004 tennis. uuna let.WsllM 111&,e. $350 MCUr1ty &4&-38111 cabte reedy End f:' the VIie Balboa -'th a o.gr. perlect 5 or &BR 18 AYllllabte for Yearly I RESERVE ONE NOW! hkup Xlnt loc $1400. 1111001mo lse 875-2332 boan.4,.... ..... BEAUTIF\Jl 2BR 18A .,, $690 No P911 6'5-55 1 ""Mr,.,...,,, ~family room. 1111-wlpool. ape + 11()• pan. Summer1 Contact Jeff 729 W Wl'->n St NEWPORT HBGHTS Veraalltel 1Br S7751mo ht .. .,= ... n~ quiet cornp6ex Secunty N., Frwys & ahoc>c>lnO ~ • wfoPflon to ~ a Ing/dining atM ptue two or.-nlc oe»an & city llgtlll Jacoba 1175-4330 To For lnfor call S.8-7001 •SpaclOUS JBR 2W 2 Full MCUnty QUMttloc No S: ~· pool, g8fege ctrs 26r 26a, 6 doeet. Mobile home Witt\ nor- bedrooml, den, ce-Ylews + fonneldlnlngrm ..... drlv9 by 4007 S-.-stytwnhme,2car~ pets l NM 644-7211 an. fleteda.M ALL UTILITIES PAID d w "4H>at aun O«* mel rental deposit• thechl celing, ekyflghb family rm, wa4 bar, 2 11\0re. ()pan o.ily 12-4. lrplc. W I D hkup, $1400 Agent No I• ul .. 1244 $700 722-1832 S7501mo ~ (OAC) ~ UMt23 and two letge dedce. "1>k:e & mud'I more. Ml.9t ~ Wlllle lltn W-slOE OCEAN VlEW YllU UITIU En)Oy the MCUr1ty of a lee! Abeolute bargain at 111-4111 2BR 2 5BA Condo Ila ••1• gatedeommunttyandthe $799,900 wlTERMS. For $990lmo WIDtlkup,gat, .--a care,,.. lite at the pool & detalll call PATAICK 1111 trp6c A*' 811 erw2asl=S850-8A-==:--::--:-C=-cl<-:-=-BA"""Y,..,.-OUPLEX=:-:~= ape or w8'k to the bHctl. TENORE. A9t 721-1200 lalllN blaU p-.1-I 2 Bedrooms. patio. no Call now for an appofnt-"' 7eo-1702 1 ... t p • t 1 6 4 s • s 7 7 e , ment. 1399,500. Cltyfd, steps to bct'I I Very nice 2BR 2'.48A S.1-6'34. 642-2297 111-11• convenient •hopping. condo. frplc, dtw. wld. 21--------- ri:i~i.:: F.l KJN5 $1100/mo. 873-3n3 car g.v. aoee to Marina. Lg conc1o 2BR 3BA. family " 1 •'-"".'-ff· • • 1 ~ S1100/mo. 4tl-M27 rm & formal dining rm. IP!: CC.. )to. m\N\ ... A boerdlnO'" Febulous "'9w of Nwpt lliiiill Rt'LT~• ******* Paiaaala lllJ ~Z:.,,?Flndemoruxclt· Bch I the OOMn. Yrly IM. •wt 111' 111M11 AR unm rm 1ng epen!Nnt'" a.aifled S38001mo. 640-5324 cenu ... liU llU Wl •IUYWllWll "Acro11 from Park" _________ , *....., * Pr•10gtou1 Klno• Ad. 11200/mo. Agt 1175-8170 NEW ... OM"' home w /panoramlc or 964-3375 ... .. ~. bey • cttJ ~ _LOl_y....,...,=y-,..,,--=---C>..,.cfeJ..,,....,.Oc:n..,.....,fi1,,......,.tl....,tie-.u Spectacular 48A/38A. view• 319R 28 A. A for lndtY or~. Some View. Prlvllt• Bch. By blrgain at '595,000. To '98trletlonl ~rd~ Winter Owner. 720-9401 or aH, cell PATA I CK onty 1900/mo 856-3120 _120-_9044 __ . ----• :'?.t.\02~ 121.1200 cena. .. 1 1111 tau C.ta.... Int itxutiFUC 5£. 2'XL'. 2 "!"'!!~II'!!"!"""'!'!'! llr. trpa, new pafnt/c:.rpet, 28a. dbl ger. ~ '"*' ~ ~ ~, .... Quiet St $118K.. lMQe tub, 'Pa. g.v. $.200()/mo ywd. By Owner 844-tO?I --------•142-I087• ** * * * * * .-.28A--1BA,,...,......,.PYt,....._..,,...Bd\. __ fp6c._ IW ••MPUA .... ,.. Of'dlW. ynt. Nu pm, lndry AJmoet 1100 elf, JIA LO 2M a.A w/Ost. oft t1kup1. N/amkl petl. 2'MSA end unit. Frptc, 2 nwtr wlmeirortd Wlllla. l tt50Jmo 1eo.t019 c.ar 8tt.cMd DW109 Fee lt.alen .._ frptc. Wiit blr, LOWER COM t10u8e. 2br land. Fee !Md 1111,900. p11°'1. ape.._,.+"'°'* fM. erg 11v rm.,"*· ywd a.t buy In Coeta MeNI A,,_,. 91 ~~·Cell 411 ....-. l22001MO: Hurry, a.II UI or ~ PATNC::K 'U'fOM. AG4 * 140-4124 * JonH 131·1211 or 12M200 or7llM'70f '*67~ LIV 29A ~ • biO IOft. Dramatte, llt• nu. Lndry, ger, ._ men. S 1S11 Tom 9'1~107 MO .. ltt It ... Y• Sii y. '"'""'" c. 01111n1•. Mt-1671 for Information a surprlllngly tow coat . Daily Pilat ~me Dynamics TURN UNNEEDED MERCHANDISE TO 1 4.80 ·--.. , .. ........ , ..... .......... For M.• you Cln edYertJM your Garage Sele In the Oatty Pilot. n.. ts a 4 line min mum mld the priCI la the same wheUw' you lld\lerttae 1 day Of 3 days. tt'a • gre.t W«Y to tum thoea hidden treaurea Into cuh. We .. allO o"9ring a • 1•1 .. 8aHw ••• ••• l .. 11 tor t I .... Th .. guide includ9I ideM on how to adYert.i9e. how to ptan, what Items to 1811, pk'8 ldee8 tor a bett• ~ .... ; .a.o a ga1191 Ule llgn. pricing stick ... kltormatton on dty ~ Ind lrwllntoty lheet. You mn ~ your Garaige Sale Kit for S 1.00 when you pe.. your lid at: ,. ~ br-.:1.trd..., ......,..~-a.,.L_OCtt,,...,,....,....,,..To..,,._B!;_,,_AJ...,,.c-H-• ~IC'CI l&Jc). 1•m1 28A 28A. Ma~ edulta. ~ ¥111 "J Y~. Dbl IP'-oe, No pets. 111-.1 J tltOtllm rawt ltOICS Avf 915.1 t.050 846-Sl?t w1!h h•~l ...,111 lr•Yl'l \/'l',/rnO lfllll.11."°\ I Qfnflll'f"' *,_11M• N.U*l\ll!nm j s .... 1m FrlQ, ~. SIOYe mn iijllPOIL'r•'llSll.Ut\, Ind No pets 54""4855 r~ b.IQ. ~ ~ It' ,, ...... ,,.. <r"'w.I .1...... TV.--.lrrul!' A Frig, diehw..._, stoYe f\EW • inc1 No pet• s.s-.a55 ...,.PAR,;:to.:.;:=-K::;;.N_EWPOR _ ____,-=r'""" *11111 .. DllLI f1141 f».44.1900 LllllY 1U 1111* --•v· ·~-.. ..., Newly OOftltNC'*1. cus-,...,...,,. .......,_ ...,.. ... tom oak cablnei.. ,_ ~ .... •P"' 1ng avt tum needed Avl stOY9. retrlg, dlSttwashef SEACLIFF MANOR 611 S800 •MC 642·265-4 It trom $8 l0~ Newly 1£WUI Alt utlls lncl Private 2BR t 11 BA t 1 refurbish•~. adequate Lott wt\he brldel bOOk entry. 8Kll Bay area. No '.\BA ~I ch 1~• a " N/smkr prof shr Udo Isle covere d a r k l n g . containing wedding a gift pets M o.uy 5-4~ lal · ~,~a S89S/ • 4BR hou1e. frplc, dbl car fabulous vi ws & lo-ltsl OI gr•t sentimental •EAS.TBlUff TownhM s ~ •54S.2U2* *mo. gar..,,a $&50/mo cauon Lauren Agl va!ue! Mtgtil heve ,....,, Apl 38r 28a 2 __ Avad nowt6~12e7 873·31n°'723-t214 outotc:.ronBelboePen- no pets tt02S/moca;, ~· WALK to bMch • lBr/den OCEAN VIEW Pwi!N>u9e NEWPORT BEACH '91al ineule on 5/ 12JM c.nl 944-t010, 1-5 Mon.-Frt S8SO •Studio S625· 2Br 28&. frplc, i.nn11 comm'I x·1nt tocatton •723-0235• Pool, lndry, gar Eves court gym etc Ava& 6/ 1 c a $ h f I 0 w I 0 n I y --------• HllWISE • 734-4312 °' 528-1416 $8lSimo 67~7550 $345,000 646-0645 REWAAOll LOST Young 3br 2~ba on the ba C M ---male cat blclWNte vtclnty L d«:lc ~ Ht• Hit · ttrt Par1c Newport Prof F, n-la ct al PrtJa1tJ New p ort C r e •I. a~ IOcationlU':: .,.,..,: 2115 smkr, 24·35, pvt Br/Ba. to •650-1698• --,.-•• ....,, pr · ..-. pool. spa 1enn1s1 s.t75 • ' _, .. , Year tseS2395/mo 333e •2BR 1BlbacArttiUf V1f .a1S.284-13 13* lll~J~eat needed for dk9CI --w-..HW-V1a Udo Mgr, 675-9289 Pool spa tennis 1-__ FfT Stat camera & color BACHELOR VERSAILLE cari><>rt coin-op W/D Prof M/F stir Bayside Pll•f l£WPllT Ill~ ti n JOJI separation exp req'd Futt kttch Poot gar secur-$750 NO PETS 722-80111 twnhme 2100 s/f, 2BA. llPlW 650-9226. 1ty Walk to bCh! s69o1mo •• I J --den. dining rm, 50' pa ho, One 3BR 2BA ~One 3BR 851·2300 D/5-48-0425 E llC. ntl I lg pool Walk to Island I 2'>BA. Pride of owner. ..ITILIE ___ _ IMal 271& S900/mo 720-1322 S369 000 Call DIANA BRIGHT 2 RM STUDIO _ ~ p r 0 m 0 n t 0 r p n t PROS$ER 760-5000 Of UlllE .. on Udo Mature n-smkr EAST SI OE Costa Mesa. Penthouse FJrn Pvt • 6'44-6590 s.e you In Jonel S700 mo 1nc1 ut1ts Attractive room $50/wk BR/BA lplc n/smk ~ ~~~ .. V ;;m;;;;; AsHmbly 673-2888 Non-smk r tem prerd Oen vu 673-..421 , l{U",Flr. LIYE JflltFOW •111ta•l•allue11Mtr CHANNEL FRONT West Temp S.5-2357 ,---I "'ij 1'1 \ · I ' Newport 2BR , den, Bttell/•1teb 2711 ~In large C M Hse \I\\ \ ~-~ I t-:==~~~~~ 2BA Reaecorated unturn -t den wlfrptc w/d QC AL• lH'-• 1b FFERING: Vivacious Col- 1111llllTllS Ul-l1N'9MH mllUL&llT Weekend COY9F909 ORl\IERS, c:roea country call Kim 771·1420 No exp nee CA Ile req. • ... ~ •• MacGregor Yechta, 1831 ....s .. Placentla C.M Fnhk>n Sttow producer ' Metla models f« fashion fLIUL IUlllll/ shows In L.A .. O.C, and &SSISTllT 'llMO Patm Spring•. 780-2649 apt No pets $1400/rno SUUll .. Ttl gr~dnr all uttl incl kite 1ege S< 1n search of • d9P Yrly ts Wkly rentals now avaJI Pf S400 mo 63 l-0603 Chrisllan home Mn11ng ILlmU CLDI *MOYIE* 982-2373 or 675·8404 $147 00 wk & up 2274 Shr 3BR Corona del Mar la1iae11 a Fiaaatial es PIT Nanny & Of Llghl CS8YS $5/tw.. Will tratn. R.lltlT EXTRAS* Exper. nee. E\198 & wlcnds Dave'• Row9r9 895-3457 l 'lll IPT m 211 21A Nwpt ~lvd CM 6'46- 7445 ;~~s;i, m ~R ~I s~ ~~y lia1iu11 ~:,e;:~t~~==~ ~. ="e~~= FfT Dellvefy Driver. Good N.-cMd for non-unlOn pro- Vaulted COlMngs, Oltlns, IV aca .... lea ta h Michael 675-6436 o,~1taaitie1 2904 Room & board Exp & ref starting Hlary. Call ductlons. No exper~. gar S950 N/pet 760-1713 2722 -TEMPO"""Y 248.0824 or 759-1555 ... Plltl IPfUTH 540-5328 M·F Ask for 21 .. ~--1351• ---I """ EXCE LENT WAGES '°' ..,_....,. EASTBLUFF se>aelous 2br NB Just bring clothes' ROOM FOR RENT spare tome assemblyl-R_E_t_A-IL------..1.----------"--------2nG shift. 8hrteve. 5 _eun __ or_A_nene _____ --------- 2ba apt Frptc d/w encl Outet delux top-flr 1Br Mature adult (Pref 25-45 .. ork electronics crafts ~:.:.:.:-----------------------..., ntl/wil + IOme .... IEIEllL omcE --!"!!..-, 2-car garage pool totally furn 1nc1 hnens yrs old) 2 bedroom 2 Otners Info 1•15041 ends A.ptdly growing -·--• S1025 mo •759-1534• MICro. VCR phone A C.1 bath apt in Costa Mesa ~l-009l Ei.i 1160 Open 0 :0!1~~~~~ How doea 1 1.312 part· l!!llUT Ltc•Titl pool tennis etc Cov'd t Smoker ok Krtchen p11v1 7 days CALL NOW• T:"A R G E T _,111ve aalan. ... benefits Restaurant experience lfme a year sound? Tllet's • • pkng Avail 6/1-9/17 1 teges Ava1l 1mmed $375 ~-• ...... ., necessary Two (2) tun what the Army AeMrw S lOO OFF THAU 5131 1 Mature party n-smkr I per month 1st & dep Utll Noaey To LNa 2914 HP3000 exp req'd Must time position• open. wUl ~Y you to start Train Deluxe 2Br 2Ba with S900/mo •aec 64a-5214 pd pool, hot tub Please -haY"a •Int communication •Cart 4~* one weekend a month Ocean View Ger cable -call Judy at 5-48-1917 Of' SIGNATURE LOANS sllllls 476-1108 *lfflll USllTllT and two weelta a 'ff* w o hk .ip Many eictras LUX 2br 2ba oceanfront wk days 642_~21 e•I ,. __ ,,.,.,.. .._ __.• r--. ~~1;._oci.y, ... If you Pflme Nwpt Bch location condo on Balboa Penon 316 days trom ~5 unsecured good credit a ...,. """' n•m --,..... ,1 Close to beach S875/mo Weekly durtng June or --___ must $3-50.000 Repair person needed We person Type, phe>ne9, II AU Y• DAI If ~101 H1tar•a Sepl 786-1906/eve C111911 fer Ital REAL ESTAT.E $$ traln.noexp S10-$12hr boatlhoM,etc.e.n.rtts. • TSL MGMT 642-1~3 ,'l t -l-t S~ -2740 • Calt Mr JenMn 5~51 sataryneg.722·9055 AlllYUIDYE, -•• a 1 • are! ' DISTRICT llCIOllY FUllS ~~m7!?2.;~24~ &llUT ltCATIOI! 2724 l2124 UUU Available New loans Of re-.....,..,._ ~ ., wWESTCLIFF• S 60 financing Poor credit OK Target IS o ne of the largest and most successful Haya tun wt111e Mrntng Coeta Mesa 540-t026 2Br 2Ba lrpk: 640-69• 1 •NEWPORT BEACH 2~!:~ ~~~t cau 24 llrs 17141864-0425 upscale discounters m the Untied States -and we're lllllERS extra SU Frr & PfT 1m-CYP< ... 527·51e1 Steps lo sand stir beauttlul _ __ * WIDOW HAS SSS h mediate opening. Exp'd Dene P01nt493-1901 UN 1Sll 21r untt, pro I n-smkr Sttrat• 2742 tor TOs• s IOK-up No g ro wing• Exc1t1ng expansion plans in clude t e o pening TrieO.C o.ity POOtls~· nol nee. wtll train ~ Fulletton447 ... .461 vnfurn wtgarage s 1000 $550/mo Yrly 639-8722 cred ..... /no pen Den-I of a new Target store tn Ing for q"*fly Individuals In person Westcllff Garden Grove 638-8750 •723.0l07• •BAYSIDE DRIVE 18 ~~l\!7 5 n1son Assoc 673 7311 *I to manage youth roula Plaza, 17th & Irvine, N.B Hunt 8Mch962-8821 llST SEE Spacious 2BR 2BA apl to x ~s.s.6599* m 0 I RV I N E dtstrlcts Management "HIRING! Go11ernment ~=::1.1J~0 18R 1BA enclosed gar-shr Pvt bctl boat dock --Jllortflftl, T.D. 2911 • • e•penence °'experience tobs. your.,.. $15,000-Sadd6ebadtl V...768-5251 N avail POOi S6751mo IO· Ctaaerca'al - -. wo0cl"" wtth c:Nldren • $68 000 Call (602) •• , age close to beach. ic. 1 d Is 760 t966 S200K 2nd mortage avail-.. ,. • Senta Ana 83&-9924 quiet tocahon. S695tmo cu •no utt • I.E. Sale leat able on Newport Center plus Hou,. are 1 lam to 838-8885 EXT 398" Tus1tn 731--0481 1480 Monrovia •LAGUNA BCH HOME• office ou1lding Com-We invrte energetic and ambtttous 1nd1v1duals -ltke 8Pm Mon-Fri Satary W•tm1ns1er891·2278 TSL MGMT 642·1603 Avail lor str81ght prof IM I 811Dtll let tat pehhve rate. well se· you _ IO consi'der the fOllOWtng poStttOnS. $375 00 a week pluS In· Hotel IS j Ocean lew ll'Tlfl'&C $430 2769 ed 0 I I d t cenltve t>oous plan, gas IAIA """ llSllT Of'F1CE ASS TANT I RE· ri===-==~=" v 49: . j I cur ua I ie inves ors mileage. medical & 401 K IMMEDIATE OPENINGS C E p TI 0 NIS T p IT ••MT llllU Imo lhci utll 4 7. 1304 WHTCLIFF HILlllC p~n~ 720-8719 -Call Beth between 9am & • Stor9room aerie 10-3pm Mature. rellabte WITI ll&T Slft *ICW FRiil I.I.* COl'ner Westcllf1 & Irvine AaaHaceaeats CASH I ER 1 lem Mon-Fri to .. , up • Recetller person 650-5800 !acMl<i' 8"..i~ .,,,....,.,,..., Clean quoel. responsible Nwpt Bch-COfner Vu Suite an tnteNoew 642-4321 •Night Audlle< *OPERATOR * ~· :lu.t •••••• ••r 1811 Shr 3Br 2Ba yrly 645 2878 Full sennce I.eat I r.... 2925 s NACK BAR ATTENDANT ext 205 25135 Pane Lantern, Dana Im med opening Exper Ap• • ?l.I• •"'• i .,.•11 BAYRIOGE 28Rt2BA 2 141-1101 Kl THE lllLY PILOT Point, C A 92829. prel, Wknd gra11eyard doY-••'-~ .. • •••t ti' garages• Semi-prov spa, 1 -714/681·5000 E O.E. Fri-Sal stlll1. Newport '«' p,,,,,O«M S,4)( lndry frpl sec $625 • • .., •C4111JS.ltH MAINTENANCE 330W I Sf Beech&.44-7050 Allo ?B~ "'"' ii i m utts Karen 855-1200 " C Am~ parlong $495 f QUNO ADS . ' IJ ' HtutOllllln ·IUT SUP EITU. BAYRIOGE CONDO M F 2855ECst Hwy675-69oo MERCHANDISE ATTENDANT Cnt1 Mesa, CA T:'v!~~~~t SELL Sorry No p,I\ prof 30-40 1m• to air~ OFFICE CO·OP 7 singles ARE FREE KI FIND 1.._..11 port 2Br 2Ba Qa S750 8000 s, o•dg Near Call·. RECEIVING/TICKETING ASStSTANTHSEKEEPER t h rough class ified ea Gated pool 722 6968 Redhtll/405 Fwy $525· PIT dally No exi> nee $650 mo mo LSE Ser • Female preferred.SS/hr 642 5618 Nice Nwpt Hgts 2BR. gar-CdM JBR house snr Bath v•ces a;811 955.1401 • 142-llll t h rough classtf1ed 645-2357 • age.fncdpatto pool Gas Fem 22-27 n/smk clean j SECURITY & water pd S750 No pets Employed stable Avl 6' 1 TIE DECmYE SIITT 650-8213 or 760-1418 S320tmo 675•6488 Newpcyt Ctr Fashion Isl , _______ _ -----LIDO Penn On The Bay The Ettoeien1 Altemat111e LOST GRAY Neutured STOCKING TEAM IPPEI ftWPllT UY Furn room dbl mobile hm Full service or anSW9f1ng male TabOy No collar l BR lBA Nr NB Cntr.JW N-smk au amenltleS k11c serv1ce1ma11 only 2600 block ol Elden CART ATTENDANT $765 No pets 640-1364 I ~·v S400tmo. 673-5 t~l-640-5470 Co~ta Mesa 5-48-6483 I"\ I $2.56 per day That s ALL you pay tor 3 lines 30 day min.mum 1n lhe SERVICE DIRECTORY For m«e tnfOfmatlon CALL TODA y11 &SI FOR LOIS Your ~Directory Represent11tlve 142-4321tit.310 F vwAu TAPING• Texture-Acoustic & Palnl Free et Kevm 722-9294 llectriw ~---~~~~~-----~~~~ ¢ARTHING INTERIORS HANGIHG/STRIPPIHG VISA-MC 173-1512 Pluttr GENERAL OFFICE P reviou s experien c e 1s h elpful, b ut not required See why Target 1s a great pla c e to work! W e w ill be accepting appltcat1ons beginning May 23. at· The Crossroad Center 3800 Barrance Parkway, Suite D Irvine, CA 92714 (Cross street 1s Culver) 0TARGET An opera/Ina 01v1~10,, of Dayton Hudson. the fifth largesl non I00<1 retailer ·n me United Slates An Equal Opportuntty Employer MANAGEM ENT JOIN OUR TEAM MANAGI NG CARRIERS THE DAILY PILOT IS LOOKING FOR TOP QUALITY MGRS WILL- ING TO WORK HARO WE OFFER XLNT BASE SALARY PLUS-OVER $300 IN BONUSES EVERY MONTH, GENEROUS GAS ALLOW- ANCE & OPPTY FOR ADVANCEMENT. JOIN OUR TEAM & BE ELIGIBLE FOR FUL L MEDI- CAL COVERAGE. CREDIT UNION. 401K PLAN IF YOU'VE GOT WHAT IT TAKES. CALL BETH. 642-4321 EXT. 205 OR SEND RESUME TO DAILY PILOT. 330 W BAY ST. COST A MESA. CA 92626 CUSTOMER SERVICE REP 2 positions available in our cus- tomer service dept. Must have pleasant phone per- sonality; typing a plus. Learn v&Juable office skills and earn $5.00 an hour to start. Hours are 11:30 A.M. -8:30 P.M. and Sat. & Sun. 8 A.M. -10:30 A.M. Motor Routes ,.. available in Costa Mesa Huntington Beach Fountain Valley NO COLLECTING NO SOLICITING Deliver One Day a Week - Must have dependable car and proof of insurance. Call 842-1444 Ask for Joanne Craney 1y a newspaper-carrier's job on forsia. If you're 10 o r older, a JOb as a newspaper earner might be just your size Just send tn this coupon o r call. 642-.t333. Routes are av~1lable now• It so•bMJ. It 1 .., Nit c.rier! r~YU!7d Mee to hnd out-;;;;;,;~~;:,, 1ng a Dally Pilot ca mer. I Name I Address I t I I w, llCI I I Phc>ne I I Sooill« I • ·I • I ' c E p I I p I N 5, ( Al Ye I 5 • ~ t c J I • • • • 0 (7 Ai; A Vt Ir P' Re ti ti n tt ~ b 7 1 ST ' I FIN T ma o~ tne COti all) xv· c Rec B coo put not tut pre> req. a bl and ent1 l)«I l;4Mlo lhOt and oes: the A. mar part Uon the) clalt (4)n licat ta 190 COf tlmt thllr lour datt I Orenge CoU1 DAILY PILOT/Monday, May 23, 1988 8' liO oc, CIF Tu•11f St ..... ................ I mr DalPL.D If ......... ~ r,i lt• MIO ..... lCIMOJJ ~1• ub lcalfO I IAV 111 n :i~ ~ 1W1111 .. ~J!>-..,. '°* 66al01 • J'"" \!,jld ~ /Dlll8417 •I }~" &11la ~ 1Ctilb11 Sa ... • Service Parts -Leasing Servoce Hrs Moo Fri I 00 am to 10 pm .. THlODORf ROBIN S FORD ,r.,,!• HA•IOC eivr. t0 .. IA ¥1\A t>CJ '.lOICJ 546-1200 N~ MOM Musi Mii Ou•gar><l, \ veq spony 1 mpraCl•C• to• lamlly) td•" N"'9d IJ•yOfl onlyltt •S7400w 11~ CHllYSLEll TUlllO IUSER m1~ Mini d•l•On1 • con-.................. .. Beaulllul 4 tully to.d«I' AJ10...-.ai1c New t>rakn A turoo11 (:HNI stereo """' cas~11e and pluSh interior HClmMIST IEOllHWUI __ f't&. __ IC_NO_Tl_CE ___ ___:Ml~;..;.;IC_;_NO~Tl_;_CE_;__ ___ f't&. _ _;_IC_NO_Tl_CE ____ f't&. __ IC_NO...;;....;Tl...;;..C£;.....__I Mt.IC NOTIC£ f't&.IC NOTIC£ POOllC NOTICE llust Sall!* 11200 OIO H2·l1Ulea•t ••nae• •fltr 1,. *** THEODOH ROBINS JOID 20b0 HAllO« I LVO COSTA MUA 642 0010 flt&IC NOTICE PH•Em T00111111? Too mu<:ll casn down lP&!>4: 79 CJt new er M8Z Comi:;.arp CJur 111•gt> i;..,1~"'1 OAC HHllFIMHUS d•a• MERCEDES 14'1J 7141637 233:J :, ~ •wy nt.ar Be11d1 Blvd '' Bvena P.ir~ 7C TOYOTA ELIC.A Clean run!> 9ovo Gold I w black n1 $950 080 Eves 966 84 S4 vw RABBI' CONVEPT•B ... E 82 Wt11tt' •·e,. t.rM Cullom a•lov~ aoa a , cOO<J Re- movao•~ AllA f llA c~M I Great car tor wmmer fun $'995 I 241 3'78 ~20 )94~ Mt.IC NOTICE HUT CHDITllll •UO-TlH• 7f.. CHRYSlE R Co•dooa Sl:IK ""' GoOI.! lranspor tdl•or S8~ Ca• alter Cprr 631-4870 8~ DODGE CARAVAN 151'. m1 lull• oaded 01 g o""''' ,1n1 cond' S 10 600 "fpt Ben 720 1704 Dv Ev FOltl IHICI ti Aulo a.r -ru1se ste<eo PS "'tl•l8 w 01...e onl mag "'ll4!e15 t ll\IPC~781 llHI THEODORE ROBINS JOIO 2()()() HAla-01 I! >1 P COSfA MISA ~7 0010 ~J 1111l&ll Sl Whole l(lnt cond 351< m11 S.3500ot>C 835 1)320 1<.ent 'Ii NllllAC flflt Auto air cru1w tllt cass ;>""' w1noow mao Wheel~ le!•., Clt!ar 1NAE866J $1111 THIODOH ROBINS FOID 2()()() H.&1&01 ltVD COStA MfSA 6-42 0010 P\8.IC NOTIC£ NOTICE Of' a< ~teml:>ef II 1988 NEITHER THIS NOTICE FICTITIOUS SUSINESS Caltl 92626 :!162 C L Derh ,..ut1! r>QIO" O•" ... a"e Cos•• Vna I( tG211 8Alt OAff All credllo" an<l cla•· NOA THE SAR DATE FOR NAM€ ITATl:MENl Tilts Ou• ress IS con-Beacfl Ca• I 9;>&4' Cai.• 9;>15:>£ Nolie. of PoteO "' O<•~v" "'"" on ·~ '-1\fo .,.....t>e• ~ • ~8. l'lLE "•St "40 l"'\6()~ FJ'n7'S7 THE ~~ Of' THE mants art ~reeteo 10 malle FILING CLAIMS SHALL Tile tollo""'ng persons are dUC1ed by <> nt "enlure lhos t>us•ntt•~ \ con fht' ~ oc1 t•ou"' Su\tr>MS ~tklfl of STATI: Of' CALll'OftNtA and prttMK'll clalms and APPL y TO HOLDERS OF Oo1ng bv51...U as Ronald J "meurgey Oucteo by "" •n<l•.,dulll ""•""' ret"<•f'C •c ~tO•f' ,.lls P..-t~lp V. 'proofs to I~ Aeceiv« Oen· CLASS A OR B UNITS HERDEE PROPERTIES This s11rnmen1 was tile<! Jim McCarl'1• •·~ ~ Otano@ Co;"tt on l>u!:>llC N•l>e;t' ,5 ~t>tb• M.,., E,,.,, ~~ .._ '6~ l>uto •h-'C >•an94' Co.SI COi~ P•act' ... ,. ~~· (re l "IOI Me, ::-9 '6 23 a fl ETC OU fl T ,,,, B S<:llmucket tt Btel· IN BFl-XV 21732 S BrOOl<hurst •C w1lhtt1e Co<JntyCfet~ot Qf-Tll•s s1111eml!"'• "'a' h~ M arch •O ·9e:· < lE 9•vf"MthatDt>•Taco "'' ano C•• r 9262E •Qee Oone•o B~c• "•' •65f FINANCIAL, INC •• ET Al. court F1nanc1al Inc 1010 Dennie 8. aehmuctlef, Hunt1ng1on Beach Ca1t anoe Count, on April 22 with tl'lil Coun1, C,.,,~ 01 Or NO< 33 •••4 C~ l\le ""Htment• •ix NO 221112 Second A,;enue Sutte 1422 ~ 92646 19$8 •not' Count\' "~ M11v •7 Ma"' Etf"' Bec;k..,.., J253 l:'U""'MS .. i'>Ot'• '!'WO 'iC"l>OU$ To alt cre011or1 and clat-San Ooego Calllom11192101 Pubhahe<! Orange Coast Cllrrstrne Layland 21i32 Fl79537 t9M <laflo •• ,,.. C<>st<1 "'"~ 1 '"' ~&rN• ""a~'~ c• ~ Cv•K• l>lacf' C st• v.-u ---------- Ca • 9~·fi, E mat11s an<! persoos who may Purauan t to Section Oa.ly PtlOt M•r q 16 23 S Brc>olilhurst =C Hunt· PuOllSht'<l Oranoe Co.st F:JeC*l1 Caht 9115<'" •au•r· P•OC'f"'1oH Cc 11 olherWIW be 1n1 ..... tecl In 1807(C) ol 1M Cahl0tn1a 1988 1ng1on Beacll Ca1tl 92646 Dail) Polo• Mch 2 ~. 16 23 Put>l•st t'C "'nQ<-C:. ast Th,5 DuS">MS """ on 345 Sat-t" S .. eel C1•, 01 IM Aecelversh1p ot 8te1· C<Ypotallons Code a ... M452 Alan Gan<l•ll 21732 S 1988 Da.ly P1101 M <h 13 '\C June :lu<tNl r:-, an no .. oua Costa ._.t's.t Covnty t'1 O• court Flnar>eilll Inc XV A.-cureo credlle< wllo Met!• 10 IBrOOlollutSI .. c. Hunltnqton M-~25 6 13 1<188 Tr·o• :.1a1.,..,..nt wM •1led ar>Qf' S111t' 01 Calofom1a d>O atty Funo u m1ted ( FBI-recOYef tile amount of 1r1y a..c11 C11ht 926'6 M • •o '"'''" '""' Courtv Ci.w• ot Or ;>n Ille 201,.. oa, 01 March l(V"I del1cteocy lrom the Re-f'\8.IC NOTICE This bus•neu •S con POOllC HQTIC£ ""II" Cour"I• "'Mih 2 1988 1988 b~ w•tt>Orawa Ors On Mardi 24 1938 tile celV8fSll•p Est•tt muat hie ducted by a ger~a1 part P\8.IC NOTICE P.,o v•..o O• i"~ Co•'' OI~ '"f' "'' oa(1r>e<sn.o '"11> o..i.ness .... ~ con OVC t.O 0\ "0'V>Oua•~ ...... bano & w '' ·n,~ s111emer• ... ~ 1t1ec wtlt> th., Countv Clfor• er Or 11"91" Ce>unh 0r1 va, , , ~ee l>vt:H~ 0.A"'Jf" '-'OHi Daott Pde• ~., 'l 1f • l '.\O '911! ReceiV'lf ot BFl-XV Oenn4s 1t1 ciaitTl by tM t>er oate °'I ITATEM€NT Of' nerst11p FICTITIOUS aUSINEIS L>• • 1> 10• Ma• 0 ·~ ;>3 ~ anti •~m nattt ,,.,..r •f'lat.ons 8 Schmuc:k« moved 11Mt be precluded IYom recover-AaANOOHMENl Of' Chnsune Lay1ano NAME STATl:.-wl FICTITIOUS MJSIHESS 1'18P '" par1,,_~ '""""•" coun tor an Order directing Ing f"8 deflCleney from the UH Of' FICTITIOUI TPws statftlntlf'll •H tiled Tl'le tooowong oe<'°"s ate NA• STA Tl:llllENT "" •!> • DA.ED A~ ""••po•' to.A ·~ publlCallon ol this bat date generel aa.tl ol the estate au ..... NAME I""'" the County Clerlc QI 0t dOo"Q buSlne" as The toll<>'"' 09 pet'SOt\S a•f' ~Kn Cal·'0<n1a 1"'•'1 61• ---------- nol!U A ·bar datt1" " the At prollldeO ,,, Sec1ion Tile fottow1ng persons ange County on Apr•• 26 S EGE L NE w P 0 RT doong bu51ness as PlellC NOTICE ija, ot ""•• 1ase 1:11m1 IC """TICE last dty IOI llmefy tiling of 1807(d) of IM Callfo1n1a !lave abendoned lhe use ol 1988 FORMS 4 PRINTING 964 CAFE LIDO ISLE :>9?0 ----------rUU\. "" PfOOf of claim The ReoetV'8f Corporatkin1 Cede before tilt F1c1tllou1 Bu11nass F'J717!M 'Grove Pl Co'1a Mesa C4Jlf Ne•port Blv<l Newport S T A T E M E N T 0 F .:::~ g ~~ o'-.: ~I~ f:ICTITIOUI MJtJNESI requet1ed the pubOcallon l>f any dlalr•butlon 11 rnede. the Na m t E M ER S 0 N Pub1tstie0 Orange Coast 92627 Beach Clll•I WITiiOAAWAL a. " NAMf ITATVllENl a bat dale ao thtl all ctalma amount of any unmalured WINCHESTER ASSOC Ot 1ly Piiot May 2 ~ 16 23 ChadyHnne 8 Siegel SIOlloum Ottn1~ 507 , FlllOfll PAflTNllllS"• Eaq.. '°1 lo Ofllfld AM. , and p!'OOta would be Pf'8lf-contingent Of dlsl)U1.0 claim 9571 Chevy ChaM 0. Hunt-1984 964 Gro\ft! Pl C<'11a Meaa PoonM ll•a C0tona Oet Mar ~lllATINO UN0£111 22nd Flf Loe A~ C A ~o-,-;,..'l~~ :;'"' \ 8 e ented wtthln • 14)9Clli.d agalnstlheestatewhleh hes invton9eac'1 Cahl 92646 M-435 Calo! 92827 C...t 92627 FICTITIOUS •USINIESI IOOf1 C~PfSO RC[ ..... o qE P«IOO thus ellOWlng the Re-~pt-led 8f\O nu nol The F1et1tiov1 Busmess Tll•s bus•nf'U •5 con· Tll11 bus.nus •• coo NAME Aft II. lftc (ewe en-· COVE A• "fC :>9SG E. • celver 10 800Ufat91y 9Vlluate ~ dllallow.o, 0# tht per1 Name 1efttre<l to above... flt&.IC NOTIC£ ductt!O by en nd•v•dual OuctK by an 1n()1y,Oua -~. 1 ,,,...,,"9 Pt"•• r hH :::e-.,i;-~toJ ~· Joira "' ... t>••.r•· Ca • lhOH clelmt 10# psyment of eny 9UCt1 Cllllmt u tht tiled In Orange County on Cll.Oyeanne B Siegel I St4ttoum Deo1s w•l'>J i w• as 'g-· ·'' P"" · Jf ·A 1 1 ..__ • ;Jav•C c18,. Cit1tto• ..,,. and make dlstrlbutlOn ot e•-hold« would be entltled to ti December 8 1987 F•LE FICTITIOUS 8USINESS Tllis 11a1emen1 was t11e<J This atalement wa~ '•lfl<l ""' "O"' I"" pa'1nttr\"•~ OC· P ~ata an ~--C E 111 ,. ,,,9• 1> "1-pa.- oess tvndl to lfWMtor• In the clelm -. due, •t•b-NO F3e3~ NAME ST•n•NT "'''"the Cl)unty Cle<"k ot ()(. With lht County Clef\ o• O<· ... ~. '~ .. ,.;: .......... ,. """' 0 ~u ~~ :0~aa DUI S...Ct> C•~· • ,,. tM lfmiled part,,.,.,,lp llshed 0# at>IOIU1e. Shilt be Ter«lCe Aooer1 Karkabe Tile fooo...tng persons are ~ Cou,..h on Apol 26 ange Count~ on M•t t b ... s.n•"• .,,....,~ o• 'EC>i 1 ' ' 1 •• 48 , Tfl<s ou••n;., ,, co.- All credil<>n end ciel-M4dt>y1heAecetverunt~tht 9571 Cl'levyChHe0r Hunt· doing bu-as 19&8 19$8 ""!~•£! ~t ··50· t,1v yan M .lvcteoor •~:>nr••on m1r1t1 mey be barred from pairty beeomelenlltted ton lngton 8eacn Cllltl 92646 W£STSl0£ VILLAS 726 FJn751 F3'GI02 l11nP r •3 "'un• n~•oo Oe'rid Ciao pertlCipallon In eny dlttrltMt-n the party t• to wtebhll Scott JoMP" Ju11ez 9571 W•t WllSon Str .. 1 Costa Pub•~ 0<•"94' Cout Pvbl•Shed Ota~ Coas1 Bt'ac'" t.•••' .,.,.,.. fl>tt 1tetf"(n("n' •I 1...,- llOn of tht general a1Mll If • Claim the monlee tt\811 be c~ ChaM Or Hunl-Mesa Calif 92627 Daily !»101 Ma~ z 9 16 23 o .. 1y Pilot M•~ 13 )() June T .... ~ ..... N'> Bu~ t>f'\S P\aJC NOTICC w<lh .,.,. Court> c ~ o• C>< PACIFIC VlfW MEMORIA L PAflK .. " • h .... i . .; HAR80 R l AW .. M T OllV( .. ~ . PtE.-CE 8AOT~RS tELL P OAOWlY ... "'"''' ,.d, .. ' •o er .a.l ... ~· l.C'I,, ..,.,., .. 642tl'r.C' they tell to melle and preMnt paid owr CK dl1trlbuted with lngton Beacti Cell! 921-46 ~Id J Amburgey. 2736 1 1988 6, 13 1984 n.JMfo •l'ff'rtl' • •o atoovf' ... u e1 .. m1 eod p!'oofl Within tour !'-ott. nett ol,l'le •tate lnis business wu con-Cibola Co111 Mesa. C.i11 M-432 I M -4 74 111eo..:1 " Orft"Qf' Covoh on ll ... (4)montf\uftet ff\eflrll pub-Pur1uan1 10 Section ducted by co-partnets 9282tl • 2 2@ 86 • 10:-•aP-STATUllWT 0# tlcauon of th•• bar dtt• no-1907(•) of lht Callfoml• This S\atement was ,.., VIII eu.c>tt. 32'() Soutl'I "'8.IC NOTICE 1'\11.IC NOTICE rur NalN" i\nc -'O.:l•n~ or A8AND01911DfT 0# DO-IT-YOURSELF IDEAS lice u prO\lided If\ Section ~lllooS Code -tt Wilh the County Cte0. ol Qr. Stan4ard Ave Sanla Ana tl>f' l>f"•!O W l"O•l••nQ USE OF RCTYTlOUS 18071•) or the CahtOfma tQalnf1 the ~ on enge County on May t7 C.111 92705 FICTTTlOUS 8US1NESS l(.-:J7 Rot>f"r1 ....... qc-..,ac•~ MJa.IEU NA• Co1parat1on1 Code The dalml whleh na ... bMt\ r.-19$8 RoOtt1 S Tripp 3240 NA• STATl:!llEN'T ITA~ OF nc;i ..._'°'" S! ,..uni .,,. toll°""tf>9 ~•sone time 10< lt»ng cialm• Wilt tected muat be ~iced Publ..,,_, Orange Co&s1 Sou1h Standard Ave S.,,ta The toffowong P«SOf1S are A~ Of' •f>QICX" Bfoe ,, • • ha•• at>andor>ecl lhe use ot ther'elCK• no1 eKpere ptlor to within thirty (30) o.ys after Deity Pilot M ay 23 30 June Atta CaHt 9270S 004ng bu!ll,_, as UM Of FlCT1110US S.gN"O qN...,1 Romac ,,," F ct•hous 8 u11ne11 four (4) months trom the wrtti.nnotie.o(rejectlonlt ltl.1~. 1988 Andr-J CarlCh. 944 J M llAOBILE ELEC I au......... I) Name OE CHANTEL 16 56 date of the ftnt publatlOn, gMln to the a.imatlt M-478 Coo'nado Of . Coate Mesa, TRONICS 19171 l\Aegnolta The tottowln!J ~aon1 Put>4<s~ 0<11~ Coast Co<sic;a P1Ke C:O.lt ..._. ·---------------.. --~------...... ~---.. --... ~•18 H~ll~~ ~Kh ~vea~tl'le~~~~•Me.201623~•19~ GET THE JUMP ON A GOOD JOB KIDS WANTED 12-16 Cattl 92646 111e F1etlt10111 l11alne11 1988 Tr.e Fict•hovs Bu••- ,,.,,_ F Mc:Carlhy Jr . Name OE CHANTEL. 32S3f 1o1.437 ,...,,,. refetteo to .00.. - STARTING A NEW BUSINESS?? The Legal Department at the Dally Ptlot is pleased to an- nounce a new service now ava.11- able to new bus1nes.sea We will now SEARCH the name rm you at no e•tra charge. and save you the hme and the trip 10 the Court HOUM In Santa An• Then. of course. after the warch 1s oompteted we wUI file your f1ettt1ous business name stater'Mnt with the County Qertc, pubf!Sh C>l1at • week for fOUf a as requ1recs by aaw and then Me your proof of pubh- ~t.on with u~ Coun1y ~. Please stop by to hie your l1c11t1ous busin~-.s statement at 1he Daily Pilo t Leoa1 Depar 1 ment 330 w est Bay Costa Mesi Cahtorn1~ 11 you ca11 not stop by pi.ase call us at (7 141 ~2-'321 . El> tension 3 15 or 3 16 and we will inake arrangements tor you to handle lhcs pt:oc;edure by mail If you should have any lurttlef questions otea9e call us and we I CM me>f'e than glad to assat you Good Ioctl In your n.w bu!ilness1' 11.A 'EBOARO , • • -MLc ID1ltt MUC llmCl NUC 111111 _ MUC ll>Ta MUC llmCE MUC M1U ·~ MUC mm MUC 1111D MLC llJlll ~ !mq ! , .... YO TIOH E8CAOW, We. IOOtt, U\•U CIOC>1 of We onW to M09 ~ an ~ 11, -llCt '9 Cllllaf'flle ~ Cill. _.. "°9d .,... 1IO, ........ dUC•U¥: ...... n _i-IT A J.1 I• T 0, • CfllllWOI' TUITIHAvu.oe.IUfT'rO. lflOWCWbepitMP .... ln 1tU llCMW.__,. Conwnelellt 0.. ._. U10 °'fHHJ. M1 Ytr• Cllll.ltfM ............. •·-· .... fttinr• SANTA AHA. CAUfO..NiA theOrMOeeo.M Delfr...... ,__ NOftCI '° 11~ ........ _.....o....;..; ~ ..... ~ -• Qlll, a--o ......... Ji. TNt I I ... -.... ,_ -(-.;.........., S' .nd itw ._. -tot• ~ Of ....... ~ 0r.noe C01111t WOlllOI' _,,..,___ ___ ... IH'11 ....... --... ..... 110; _.._COufltya.il .. Or· _..,_ • u.c.c.• m11me by any~ Clrculetion, ~in w. o.11y ""°' ~ 23. '°·June .,.,. ,. .... ,. t11e "'"" wtu1 ..,..... ....., ...,_, a10 ua..,.. irw.. c.1t ""' ._. ~ .., .._ 1z. •ecnnou• ..,._,, ...,.,_It~ 1'\41\ to be June I. 1111 wt1i1Ct1 county al .._t onoa • wallll I, 1), ,... ( .... ~---cll*N ~ bt tied II MU M . CO.ta W.... Cellf, MldlMI D "-'f, ... 1tt1 _. eNdttot9 ot ttla Wltlltn II .,_ ~ dlit1 tMlfore fOf rout ~ __. .._.,, U.C.C.) nc1'0W llllMCIS, !HO., t2U1 WNt9 Aolid. Mt• 110, ,_., p Thi ........ ...,..,. Ma ...... .,...._°" • a Ille con1umm1Uon data rcthedayofllldhlilr· __ .,. fl)!V'r NOTtCI II HlfU!8Y M1 ~AW.,. TNI ~ le COft. IMnl,Callf.N114 ~Or .. COM1t .............. ...,.,. ._,. trw1er 11 lbOut to be IP9Clfled 1bcM1 ~ ,.,. OIWN to ~ of ._ GAAOENG~ CANt44 dUC-.t br: ~ TNI -....w lit ~ Delly Not~ tS. 30, JuN '*""' --~· !Mlle on pnonej Pf°'*1Y o.tect· Ap'M tt, ,... A"' tt 1• M:nn--•Ull•la wltMn*Ml!Md tr1t11fwein Md d"8 ._. d1¥ tor llna Edger,,_.,._ ~ W, e ..,..,-11 Pl"-t . ,,, tM1 ..... llN'8r ........... IWeiNlftef dlleoribed IL.AM Ill. •CNIW. Fit&W LCO......... -~-~ e ._,. ~ 19 !ft,. ~ br flf't cr9dltOr -.I Thill ......,.,.. W9I tlM ...... M....e tM11..-,...... Of ~ N TM '*"* end ~ ~ A. •c~ .. ....., c.... J:-~mmn ~ 10 i.,... on,.,. be JuNI. , ... wt111Ct111""' """tM County a.ti o1 Or· a--.. ..._ .. Jr. ,M .. aoeo ......, lhd •• liilSdr1lie ~ the lnMndad ,,....,,... ~ 0r.,.. C... .:;;;;;;:,....,,..,. eorw PfOPllf1Y __ ..,.. ~ ,_ beb9 "'-.,..~on....,3,1111 TIW ~ .. tied PmlJCllJTIC( eo. ..... Celf.-1 llW\9t<llora ... ELAINE M. SUN MO MOMO, MYI Diiiy Hot Mey t , 11, 23, IO, ~aTOH ~OMPANY ~ ~ dlte llP<ld-..... _.the County a.ii o1 Or-The lk:tttloue MlllAW ECH£NIOUI! ANO SUZAN-IOOK MOetQ, Ttcswleew 1tM 8'21 ...... °' Hunt' The nemee Md buMlle ftedebcMa. ... ~ Orange c... anoeCountyonMtiyt. 1MI ...cnTeoue.,•••u nelM ........ for .. Plr'-NE A. ECHENIOOE, 2-5351 Pubhhecl Orenoe Ooeat M4a ·· • addf<lle of tlle lntendld o.ted Mew 11, \ Delly Hot May t . fl, 23, IO, ,,,.._ llAlm ITA~ '*""'P W9I ttlllCI on ~ Allde Pwtlway. L..,.,a Hiiia, o.lly PUot May 23, ,... ~ -=-~u:~~2 ,,.,,...,Of .,. 908 KING IO~ ~o ............ ,... ~ OrWIQll eo.c The'°'°""" penona .. .., te. , ... "'.,. CourttY of Callbnla. M480 rtalC ll)TlC[ HMtl'ldlft °' .... ~..._ SIU. Sooal Sec11rlty 'fl• ... -..... Diiiy Plot Mtyt. fl. U , IO, dOlna ~-OrMoa. f"ILS N0."°2461 Thi loaltlon In C111tom4a • ·-·-•·on •S.2-.o418. tot HoOltt P'\lb!llMd Orenge C0Mt ,... TMI FINAHCIAL CON-l'\llN91Mend~of Of "'1 ~ u.cutNe ott1cs P\lllJC NOTIC( '1CTmOU9 ....... 8Tt:"· f:" ~~ LI Street Slflt.I Ana. CA t2701 Diiiy PllOt May 23. ttll rtaJC llJTIC( M-461 NECTIOH OAOUP 18210 tM P<lrlOft wttf*ewlnf, Of prtndpel ~ offtcs MAm ITA~ 11• •Y sng "· Thi location In Ctllfornla M47t o.. WOOd ar. ;~ "°"'1 .»tfr~ ~. Of ttlelntend<ad ~... IUNW COURT The~ penons.,. 1 522 HeetN:llft Dr .. Hunt· of tlle ~ •ecutl¥& ottlcs . ACTmOUI....... rtaJC llJ11C[ v-one;; t270'e n•2 NswrnM at .. Hllm· 2430 s.nt1 Ans A11<1., Unit Of! CALIFORNIA. OOmQ ~ es: lngton e..cn. Cell 12-JO~ °' ~ bullMes office of "8JC NOTICE 11A19 ITA,...., ~ · E . lngton IMdl. c.M. C-1 Coats Misll, Clllffornla COUNTY Of! OAAMQI SP'ECIAL TY SURfACINO lhi. buslMU II con· the Intended lraMf<lrOf II: Thi ~ penons .,. PICmtOUa ....... .~ o..:= c::: Slgnlel: Aobar1 J. Aomel> M other bu11ne1s namet In the MattSf of the Ai>P11-CO.. 1191 Whlttlsr Aw., ducted by; husblincl and wtte SAME AS ABOVE 'tCTmOW ........ dolnQ buelnesS u : Ulm ITA~ Follntaln Vallsy Celt t21'0I 1y end addr11111 uws by the cetlon of ENAIOUE ZAM-Colts MeM. Olllf t2t27 Denlel C Lin A" other~ nemss MAim 8TA'YDmNT ELbEN EAST APART· The tolowtr'8 pwtOns.,. TN bull • IS con· ~ Orenge Cosilt ~ wttNn itw PM1 BRANO ZAMBRANO AND Patl'lic* AoOert Eben, 124 wttti'"':.'~..!_~~~ of llledOr snd add! 11111 llMd by the The toAowtno l*90nl .,. MENTS. 2133 Bdln Aw. ~ buslr.-es: ~by. en~el Diiiy Plot Mey 2. t , ti, 23, IN'W~tn:None. NOIWAAUCIA MONTOYA W. 15Ch, Nllwpon lsied\, r~="F=."4, 1.ei Intended trsnetwor wltNn doing~.._ •A. Coete M .... Callf DANCEGEAA, 111 w111ismMtc:n.t!llMI , ... The NIIMI Ind ~ BOGANN ON BEHALF ()# Celt t2ll3 enge __...,F Oft -->" "'· the peat ttnz ~IS 1w as L.A ARCH, 21641 CeNde 12827 Ke1r11ue Bldg •IS. eo.t. Thia ""*""" wM Ned ~ ....... of"'* "SI .... WENDY MONTOYA SAHC-Thia bu..,_. le con-,.,.. .. '"-'to tM lntendsd Ad •1eH, El Toro. Celt. Aotlsrt A1hl•y. 1Ht ~Celf.i2at -""tNCollmyCtsntofOr· .,_ SUN HO HOHO Md HEZ A MINOA 1or (:henge of duc:Md by' en lndMduel PuOlllMd Orenge Coest tr.,_...-· NONE 92'30 S•nta An1 Ave., Costa Suun a.tow. IO P*M Coun M 3 ttel --------HYE SOOK HOHG 242M Name Patric* AoOert Ebert ?:J Not Mey t . 11• f3, 30. the NWM Ind ~ ~ Arute. 2164 t Can-~ c.M. tM27 Court.~ &eedl. Callt. enge ty on aynn.t rtlUC NOTICE Eneen.CS• L•n•. ~IUlon No. A 143022 Thie .... .,,.,. ... flied ' ~ of Ille Intended ed . • teH, El T0to. c.llf. Lynde ~. 1Mt Santa t2te0 P'\lbltlhed Orenge Coelt Viejo, Ce1fom1a. OROEA TO with the County an of Or· M-450 tl'Sl'llteree .,. JO HSIANO 112e30 Ane Aw , Coels Mesa. Celt. Tiiis bus1MS9 II con· Delly Pilot M-9 11 23 30 I T A T a II I N T 0 ' The property pertinent SHOW CAUSE WIG" County on May 12. rtaJC NOTICE LO, Social S•curlty • OeYld Scon w•. i452 112127 ctuctect by. an lndMdllel tea& -, • • • • WfTMORAWAL hereto .. deecllbed In gen.. FOR CHANGE Of NAME '* 31'·71-<>229, tOOI Lyn· &ynmer Or . "*• Pri. Thia bualMU la con-s-a.tow M-"11 "'°""~·· .... Stocti In Trede, Ax· ENRIQUE ZAMBRANO nlM1' ACnnoua ....... bfooll A~. Hacienda Cellf" '2M7 ducted by" a generW per1· This Mtl1M11t -ftlsd °'8lAT9MI UMDmt turea, Equipment and ZAMBRANO ANO NORMA Publlehed Orange Coest ..._ ITA,...,., Heigtlt1. CA 91745 Thia b\11lneaa i. oon-neraNp wlltl the County Ctsnt of Or· "8JC NOTICE ftCTITIOUI 8UllNa11 GoodWtl of a CSftaln 1os A L I C I A M 0 N T 0 Y A Dalty Ptlot May 23, 30, June The 1o1owtng l*90nl are The property pertinent ducted by s general 1*1· Robert AfiHlly angs Cowlty on May 3, tMI MAm ~ and Yogutt bu"-BOGARIN ON BEHALF OF I . t9, tN8 dolog buelnals u: hereto i. de9cfltl«S In gen-""':.t Thia statement -flleCI n1'MM ACTlTIOUa ......... I The folowlng person hM and 11 located st. 25351 WENDY MONTO't.A SANC· M-419 B & D SERVICE~ 339 eral u Materisll, tupplles, De S. W.nt wtth the Collnty Cteril of Of. Publlahect Orenge Coat NAMS ITATllmMT wlthdrewn • s 9"f*-sl pert. Alicia Parkway, Ugun9 Hiiis, HEZ A MINOR hat llled s Costs MeH St.. Coits merctlsndlM. ftxtu,.. and TIMS '!,S.!_~~SI !tied ange County on May 3, ttel Delly Piiot May 0, fl, 23. 30. The foloWtng ~ .,. ner ffom the owtnenhiP GP- CallfOf'nla. The butlne11 petition in thi. court for an fltllJC NOTJC( ..._ Clillf 92e27 equipment of thsl cenaln with the ......,..ty ..,_,.of Or· fanm tea& e1o1og bu1lness es: wstlng "'* "'* flctlUOus namei.ectbytllelllldtraM-Ot'dSf alloWlng petitioner to Btm'ndonM....,,339Cos1e 8u1l ne11 known •• angeCountyonM9y3. \1188 Publllhed Orangs Coest ~ AJ & ASSOCIATES 1. b\lalneu name of THE risrora al Mid loc:z11on 11 cNnoe his/her name from ACTmOW .,.._.. MeM SI Costs ....._ Calf GOOGIES YOGURT and IS ~ Daily Ptlot May 9, ti, 23, 30, SIS7 8lrcfl St S. #291,' COUNTRY OOOSE st 41131 "FAVORITE Fl.AVORS· WENDY MONTOYA SANO-~ ITAftWWT 112e27 ' located 11 2305 W••I Published Ol'WIQ9 C0Ut 1988 rtaJC N0T1C( Newport a.di, Ca11t 929e01 Uncotn Aw., Cyprees, c.llf 8.-d bulk trsnaler i. In· HEZ lo WENDY MONTOYA The folloMng PSf'lont are Devin Miiier. 2 t 541 Balboa BouleYard, Newp0tt o;:x P1lot Mey 9. 11. 23.~. M-44e Amo6d L. Jadt-.on, 4000 90630 te.-.ct to be COMllmmaled ZAMBRANO d<>lng bu'"-a · Zamora Ln Huntington 8esch. CA 926e3 1 ACTmOW .,_.. Perk Newport •405. New· The flttltloul bualneu at U. otftce ot: ACTION IT IS HEREBY ORDERED E M E A S 0 N Beacfl, Cslif t2&41 The b\191,_. nam. uMd M~7 rtaJC NOTIC[ . NAm 8TATWMEff port 8Mch. c.itt. 82te0 n1m .. 1stement for Ille per1· ESCROW. INC .• 800 North INll Sii petl<>nl lnt-1ed in w I N c H Es T 0 A As • Thi• bualneu 11 eon-by the Mid trsnsfSf'C)(I •t The foltowlng par90nl .,. Thia b\lllNSI ,, con· nerlNp wu lllect on October TllStln AV9nue. Sult• o. the mall• atoreaeld eppMt SOCIATES, 151122 P9Clftc ducted by co-pwtners aald loc•tlon I• OOOGIES rtllJC NOTICE K4GOll doing tluslneu sa. ducted tty· sn lndl~ t2. tM4 In the County of S..ts Ana. C.utornl.9. Or-belOt"e thla ~rl In Depart-CO..t Hwy Suite 219, Hunt· o.wi Miller YOGURT ACTTTIOUa .,.._., THE lA8ET CO. 1237 Amok! L Jack1on Orange. ALE HO F2S7154 enge County on or atter ment No 3 st 700 CMc lngton 9Mctl. Cell! 112649 Thia itsiemen1 ... 111ee1 The bulk 1rsn11« ts .,,_ ftCTTnOUa -.-u NMm ITATWmMT Conwey A\11., Coals Mesa. Thia 1ts1emen1 -flted Fulf Heme and AddrWI of Jllne 9, 11188 CentSf' Orr.. W•I Senls btt Joseptl Just-. 3050 with the County C~ ot Or· tended to be conlUfl'lmateCI NAm ITAftmJfT The following~ are Calif t2$21 with the County an ot Or· the Per9Cln Wlthdlswl119:G..i Thia bulk lrsnsl9r Is SUI>-Ana. Callfomls. on JUNE 9, E 51h Street. Long 9Mctl .... County Ot\ May 12 SI Iha office ol ABLE The folowlng per90nl .,. doing bulill'9ss.. lMfy Est ~-1237 ... County on May \7, SUlan Petton. 5382 v.s tact to Cllelomia Uniform 1988. st 2 45 o·~ PM . CalH 90814 1938 ' ESCROW SERVICES, INC., CSolng ~a: SANOERSON-J RAY DE· Conwey Ave •• Colts Mees, 1938 Way, Cyprees, Cell. 90830 eon--ae1 Code s.ctlon and then and there shoW Thi• bualnas II con-,..... 8901 Wfftmln•t•r Av•. TRAVERSE/BRIDGE. 829 VELOPMENT • FULL· cam. t2$2I ,_ Signed-Gell SUMI\ Petton 1108. e-. ii any they have. wtiy ducted by" an lndMdual Publllhed Orange Coeel Gerden Grove. CA 92644 on SI Jsmea Rd.. N-port EATON. 2t99 Whits Road, Betti MllN HayaMltt. 1237 Publllhed Oraft9S Cout Publiahed Orenge Coeet The neme and addte11 ot Mid pe11tlon f0t Change of SQoll Joeeph Juwez Osity Piiot May 23. 30. June ~ sit., 11:00 AM, June 9. 8eeeh, Calif. 92613 Suite 150, lrvlne. Calif. Conwey A\11 •• ea.ts MeM. Delly Plot May 23. 30. June Delly~ Mey 23. 30. June the l)eflOn With whom I nam. ~not be gr-anted This ltstement ... fMsd 11. t3 1988 11188 Kenneth EnQS!rom. 480 82714 CaMf t2t2e e t! tNI e. 13, t988 alaime mey be llsd" AC-IT IS FURTHER Otdered WfthlheCountyCtsntofOr· • . ....a1 This~ tranafer .. sub-Klly, Huntlng1on B .. ch. "-W Aey.2tlltWMe TM bullnaa II con-• • ....11 ..... 77 •a.scHEVROLET D'i Home of the Serengeti Blazer •@H;f.ffi# Call our friendly salesmen for details 5 79·5100 1-800-228-7240 1707 1 E Imperial Hwy· Yorba Linda. Call forrna • THEODORE ROBINS THE .. )STORE . ..._. 2060 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa .642-0010 o SADDLEBACK Sales leasing Service Parts IRVINE AUTO CENT.ER 1-soo-831-33n 114-380-1200 NABERS o SALES BODY SHOP LEASING 540-9100 2600 Harbor Blvd., Cos1a Mesa & SA~8lY.Il~& &· 0 NEW LOCATION! SANTA ANA AUTO MALL 1500 Auto Mall Dr., Santa Ana 135-3171 Newport/SS Frwy_. at Edinger Sates Dept open 7 days Service Hours Mon -Fri. 7am-10pm e Ster/ingJ,EWIYJW SALES • SERVICE -LUSllli -PAllTS • OVERSUS DELIVERY SPECIALISTS • 1 UO JUllOllEI 11U, IEWNllT IUCI 140~1444 ~I "THE SMART STOP" • (714). 540-9840 2~ HARBOR BlVO. COSTA ME~ G JIM SLEMONS IMPORTS'. Mercedes-Benz • • U01 au.I It.. .... pMlwh ~URA 1lMWQullt. Newpoft~ .~ .... •L...ing ~•Pwtt @ Sales. LNaing P.U•~ m-aaa 75-ACURA 752·2172 "CM/ Yow P~" o S<)l1tl1 <~1>Unty~ ~ L Thenk You For Making Ua #1 In America. Come In and See Why Parts Open M-Set 8 -5:30 Set 9 -• p.m Serw:e M-Frt 7:30 -6 p.m _,..,au.CH kW . ....,....TOM au.CM SUEN A PARK 714 I 142-2000 STANTON PACIFIC OCEAN mm-1~-t.~ "OAAHOE COUNTY'S <MET LEAOEA OF THE IMPORTS" • ~ .• (!14) 540-0.7~3 . ' • 2~ HARBOR Bl VD. • COSTA MESA •• ·CARS •VANS • T'AUCl(S • BM<ES '°" CAIM ' DIM.: •.AVa . • AU MAKES •UWLERS'.:'AU~ an-:&729 AUTO BUYERS • ONLY 15 MINUTES FROM NEWPORT. SAVE HUNDREDS! G 405 Frwy, East 1 Block to 6633 Westminster Ave. Westminster 714/849-8333 1-800126-CHEVY _, You too, can get_Mour De•"-nttlp nodted Your. ad will com~ out thr~~ tim~s p~r w~~k for SB0.00 -Color Preel Cc.ii f714f 642-432 I anct • satles Rep win call you. \ NEW & USED . ,CARS I TRUCKS Re•dr for lmmHblt• hltwerr 0 HOUSE of IMPORTS, Inc. Mercedes-Benz 6862 Manchester Boukva.rtl Buena Park A SERVICE y CEDES M-F' 7a-6p 213 or 714 MER . 'M·F 8a-6p Where 1·5 and I 91mcct. Sal. 8a·2p G CONNELL CHEVROLET 2828 Harbor Btvd .• Costa Mesa Over 23 Years Serving Orange County Sales• Service ~ -leasing -¥7 ·~ ~~ -:u=z== 546-1200 Special Parts Line 546-9400 G OUR #I PRIOltnY ~or~~~ ~ Eagle • Sal•• •Service • Leaeing 2524 Harbor Blvd. • Costa Mesa 0 ~r CAMPBELL -NISSAN/~~ • low Price• • No G1mm1ck• • Gr•ot Se1ec11on • Friendly P•ople • Eacellent Service 1 llJS leodl IOI h , .. d (11 4) 142-7111 ~IMch (211) 59'2·1~ Auto Salel and Leutng 1S.51 Beech Blvd., W•tmlnater (71') -..,21 (714) llMMM • • • tn:--11 # 1 BORDA DEALER IR OllANGB CO. Sale9 • $uv1Ce • Part.a Leaalng All Makes (714) 963-1959 19232 8'lk'tl 9iid • tfuntl"IJOft a.ctt. callfornta t'H4I •auce r L.-cOUt •:cun --- M O NDAY, MAY 23, 1988 25 CENTS SPORTS • ... 1 Newport park bond act proposed .. Councilman asks for measure citing numerous requests for more open space The bond ISSUC IS similar to two previous open space bond issues that were narro'Wly defeated by voten in · 1972 and 1977. The fint measure, known as Proposiuon F, called for $3.S milli9n for the acquisition of sitn and provision for open space. The measure received approvaJ from S8.3 percent of the voters. but failed because 66 percent of the vote was required for passqe. By GREG llERKX Of ................ Newport Beach City CounCllman Clarence Turner has propescd plac- ing a bond issue on the November ballot that would tax local residents for additional park land wtthin the city. James Worthy and Lakers ready to jump back into action in next round of playoffs./81 Angels host New York, Dodgers hit the road after both suffer defeats./81 Entertainment Ousted conductor Keith Clark returns to lead the Pacific Symphony./ Al California Leglslature prepares for budget battle with gov- ernor over $2.3 billion shortfall./ A4 Nation Notana th.at .. requests for more o~n space continue 10 roll an," Turner ha.s proposed a bond issue that would allow residents to put their money where their mouths are. Turner will formally present the prop<?sal at a council study session tonight. Fund-raising fun In 1977, the city voted on a bond JSSuc for $7. l million for land (Pleue eee JUWPORT I A2) Spectatoncbeer on tbe putlclpanta Sanday who competed ln tbe Swim for tbe Gofd Biathlon at Barbor View Roma IJ'eeD belt and com.manlty pool ln Newport Beach. Tbe ran Prop. 70 would provide open space ~ By JONA THAN VOl.ll.E Of ............. Bambi 1s rccc1vin1 widespread suppon on the Orange Coast !n fact. developers and en- v1ronment.ahsls ahke st.and united behind Proposll1on 70. If passed b> the voters 1n June. the in1t1at1 ve will provide $776 million to acquire. enhancc and protect wtldhfe habitats. coastal areas and par:k lands. said JcrT) Mcral. an organizer of thc grassroots efTon Meral said mo~ than SJ7 S m1lhon and •wim competidon wu a fand-r&Uer for tbe $1.25 million lllarlan &eraeaon Aqu.adc Center ln Corona del Mar. of the mone) -raised throuab a bond issue -would be directed to ' Orange Count~ Ncar1y half of that. SI S 5 m1lhon. IS eannlfXed for pr0r JCClS on the Orange Coast. be added. Local!). thrtt pro1ccts are included- 1 n the bond measure. which 1s the (Pleue eee ll&ASUU/Aa) • Veterans fighting to retain • benefits F-ountaln Valley rally held as show of public support By PAUL ARCBIPLEY °' .. ..., ....... Lan) Ptsulh compared the sound of the gun tngcr chclc1na m\o an empt) chambcrto that ofa bass drum boom mg as the march1nc band passes m parade. It made the 1ns1c:k of h\$ bod> "lbratc The gun ba~I was prcucd ap1nst P1sulh"s temple-and tbe tngcr wu squeezed. His c;apton repealed t'-c torture e"er) da~ for a month Plsttlh was a pnsoncr of war 1n Vietnam. He kept his stor) oftorturc and fear to himself for 20 )car\ Now he is shanng 1t and urJlnJ other Vietnam 'cterans to do hk.ewtsc P1sulh v.as amonJ a small crowd of veterans and their families who attended a -salute to Amcncan Patnots .. on Sunda> at Mtle Squarw Park in Foun tam VaJley. Concc1"cd b) mcmbcn of the Nathan Rosenberg congrcSSJonal c.ampa1gn and orpmzcd by vcterant.. the e' cnt featured speaken who focused on d1fTe1Tnt aspects of vet- erans· hves. from the oecd for vtteran unit)' to the culture shock of com1"1 (Pleue eee VETSRAJlfS/ A.2) NASA's other job taking shape In form of advance- ments in aeronautics technology./ A3 Democrats face uphill b~ttle in 42nd ~ U.S.has put deal "on the table" for Noriega to step down, but President Re- agan has not yet ap- proved It. / A4 Th ree vying for the righ t to challenge the GOP standard-bearer in November I n dex Advice and Games A9 Bulletin Board A3 Bu~ness A6 Classified BS-7 Comlcs A10 Death notices B7 Entertainment A8 Opinion AS Public Notices B7 Sports B1_. Weather A2 S«:oe4 •I rwo pan. By BOB VAN EYIEN °' .............. Of the dozen c.andidates Yl'ina for the 42nd Con&JUsional Distnc:t scat, most ~ that the c.andidates who capture the Democrat and Peace and Freedom nominations will definitcty be the underdop. In the June primary. eilht R~ publicans will fi&ht it out fOr their party's nomination, while three Democrats and one Peace and F~ dom candidate will appear on those party's ballots. Guy Kimbrough Of the three Democrats. the esta~ Traffic survey aims at pinpointing Qeeds · of county m_,~rlsts ... lishmenfs choice seems to be Hunt- i~ton Beach collqe instructor Guy Kimbrough. who last month won the state Democratic Pany·s endorse- ment at its convention in PaJm Sprinp. K.imbrouah. a 2._year resident of Oranae County. said he considcn himself liberaJ on sociaJ issues and conscrvatjve on defense and forei&n polky. He identified three issues IS bci na at the top of his hst of national concerns: health care, defense spend-•na and bomeles.1ncss.. "I favor the creation of an af- fordable and comprehensive national health care network... said Kim- brouah. DS . . . • ... _ The Al epidemic 1s &nOUK• area that deserves increased national at- tention. Kimbrough said .. , would support inCTCascd fund- ing for research. and cspcoaJI) for education:· he said ··1 think ifs the latter area whe~ we·"e real!~ fallen down.'' In the defense budget. Kimbrough said he favors scaling back some of the b11-ticket items as a wa) fo redUClng spending. "One th1~ I'd look al 1s cuts in DI (Star Wan). • he said. ..altboUJh I would not hlte to Stt It ended cnu~I)' as Iona as the Soviets arc spending tcVc:ral billion a \.Car on stntcgic defense." The stealth bomber. which canes a pritt tq of s.ao m1lhon. and the Trident II ().S missile S)'$tcm a~ other items Kimbrough s~ud he would like to sec delayed. On the other hand. Kimbrough said he favors the creation of a 600- CAMPAIGN '88 ship NaV). a goal -..h1ch the Reagan adm1nistrat1on has abando~ To ease the problem of hom~ lcssness, K.imbroufh said ~ would suppon increased fund1na for famil) shelters as well as eduauonal and tram1na prosrams to help families m hard times become productive again -Homelessness 1s a moral test of our S0C1ety. and I thmlt v.e·rc getting an ·r now on that tt"St.'' he said Kl mbrou&h. •2. v.-as born in 'e~ - pon. R.1-and ~ up thett and m Quincy, Mass. He boJds bachelor's and muttt•s dep'cn in h1st01') from CaJ State Lona Beach and no111 teaches poht1cal science at Mt San Jacinto CoOeai;. He is di\ orttd and has one 10..)ear-old dauahlCf. Ada Unruh -\da Unruh. another Democ:ra:t. calls h~lf a fiscal and monetary ~former As might be exP.«ted. her plat.form . IS ~t'lghtcd hea\.11) toward what she calls ··pock.e\book issues.·· Founder and pttSldent of the Committee to Balance the Budst ~1th FairTauuon. Unruh bascalted for 1 flat income tu rate of 10 pc1'CCnt. v.1th no spectal interest deductions · Lake some of her Rcpubhcan count""PAns. Unruh said she favors . ·· rcdu{"lna the nauon's dcfcmc spend.- mg burden b) rcquinna that prosper- ous allies such as Japan and West German) pa) for the m1htary proteo- t1on the) ~1vc from the U.S. · \\-c"rc spending over S 100 billion a )Car to defend NATO and Japan, .. shc said. ··About 30 pefCCDt of our national bud&ct soes to defcnte. (Pleue w D&MOClt AT9/.U\ Fir01 denies any danger fro1ncrane wo~kinHB · 0.• ... C..t OAlt.Y PtLOT/ ~. Mey 23, 1118 SURVEY ••• PNaAl coutfa f\.uu.rt utmc plans m i&ht look like, tbtte's no substitute lor aoi"I out and ask.in& the people who \lit.the rOlds. ··The reason we'tt do1na tb1s is bec:a1.&tt we're ~tlil\I ttal-wortd data," Torello sa1d. "If there was a better wa)' to do 11 we'd do 1L" In similar surveys 1n other pans of the co1.&ntry, no more than 20 percent respond But sinet the survey t>ea,an in Oranae County on Apnl 27, 35 percent have mailed in their forms, sn1d Susan Marzec, spokeswoman for the corridor llfencics. "We're aettmg bags and baas and bags back an... she said. "ihey·~ sayina they want action." Jn some caSt's. respondents have included their opinions of what that action should be. " ... you people are passing out wonhless. ume«>nsuminJ. costly. energy-wastina questionnaires. Why don't you act off r,our duffs and build some (freeways), · wrote one disgrun- tled motonst. Another put 1t more bluntly. 1f that's possible. ~ ··Just build the damn corridor .. But not all wntten responses are in \'\ favor of the comdors. ''Read my lips," wrote another .. No toll road." lffundingaocs as planned, comdor construcuon would begin on the San Joaqum Hills Transpona11on Cor- ridor by the end of 1989. The road would link the San Diego Freeway at San Juan Capistrano with the Corona ........... _,l-.. ...... Iwc Colllna ,_._,. oat •Ul"ftY carda deatcned to fiYe freeway plannen a better ldea of bow to build tliree propoeed tndiaportatlon corrtdon. del Mar Freewa~ Groundbrealong on the other 1wo 1s scheduled for 1990. They include lhc Eastern Transponat1on Corridor linl>..ing the R1 vt"rs1de Frttwa) nt'ar G)psum Canyon with the Santa Ana Freewa; near Jamboree Road. The Foo1h11l Transponation Comdor. 1he longt'st of the three, would connect tht' Eastern Comdor to the San Diego Frttwa} south of San Clemt'nle. Cost for all three: SI .3 billion. 48 percent of which is supposed to come from developer fees. The survey concludes on May 26 and will ha\C included 80 monitoring points at 'anous freeway access points. But Torello docsn·1 need to wan for the results. which won't be available for about another four months. to tdl him Orange Count) 1s knee deep in cars 'T'e never ~n traffic like this." he !>aid as he watched a non-stop stream of 'chicles parade down the San Diego Freeway. Sure. they've aot problems m Houston and Chicaao. but 1t lelS up occasionally. "This 1s constant." VETERANS RALLY IN FOUNT AINV ALLEY ••• P'romAl home from war. For P1st1lli. the POW expenence m 1965 produced traumas he kept bune-d for two decades because of1he American public's nega11ve feelings about the Vietnam War and those who fought there He remembered pledging at a fraternll) in 196 7 where everyone walked out of the room when they learned he had fought 1n Vietnam .. Gu}S would Sil around and ge1 drunk and throw up. and nobod) would mo\C But tht'' all walked out on me. which meant (was lower than vom11 to them ... P1st1lh said If employers found out an apph· cant had served 1n V1t'tnam. "the) figured you were go1 ng to go berserk and kill e"enbody." he said He found 11 easier 10 s1mpl) he about where he spent his 11me 1n the scn1ce Pistilli thinks people's attitudes ha"c changed somewhat toda) "but onl; be-cause 11's fashionable .. ''But 1he) ·,e also forgotten the problems that are unique to the Vietnam 'ets. problems that JUSt staned in Korea." he said P1s11lh 1s act1 "e in numerous 'et· erans groups now. because "the 'ets need 10 suppon thl'mselves. too" ''l'\.e been 1n JUSI about ever) H'tcrans organ1za11on there 1s:· he said "I ha' c vel to meet one Vietnam or Korean "e'1eran mm} posl. .. Tony Diamond. executive director of Brotherhood Rally of AJI Veterans Organizations (BRAVO), agreed vet· crans have to learn to .. stick t<>&Cther. •• . .. The Veterans Admin1strat1on nght now is closina doors ... Diamond said. "A lot of benefits are being denied." Diamond traverses the country on behalf of veterans, pushinf programs like last ye.ar's Nationa Veterans Unit) Confcrcnc:c an Los Angctes and legislauon hke HR4632. introduced by Rep. John Rowland of Connccti· CUI. If passed. the bill would ensure the U.S. govemmen,t would k~p all MIAs listed until they were ac- counted for. Diamond said. Among otiler things. 1t would protect spouSt'S whose incomes arc cut off when the government de-c1des 'Bn Ml.\ 1s dead even though no body has been rccov~rcd Although Birr) Richard Franks' bod' ame home from Vietnam 10 1969. Janet Franks only f~ls close to her son when she v1s11s the Vietnam War MemonaJ 1n Washington D.C. She. too. works on behalf of "Clerans whene\C.~r possible. she said (junday. After her son was killed. she said she was helped in dealing w11h his death b) talking to veterans She found she could help them. too .. , do a lot of counSt'ling when I can." Franks said. "So many boys came back w11h so much guilt." "The only way to honor those who aren't here anymore is to help the living. "I'm just sorry there aren't more people here today." Roscnbera said the small turnout was indicauve of the tack of interest in veterans' affairs. .. Being a veteran 1s not the bt' issue It should be." said Rosenberg. h1mSt'lf a veteran of the U.S. Navy. "The government has to recognize 1t has a special relauonship with thoSt' who served." . Rosenberg said half of the coun- . try .. s homeless al'(' Vietnam VC'terans or the families of veterans. "h's unacceptable," he said. "Those are 1ss1.1C's we have to look at and talk about .. Sunda; 's "Salute" was tarnished earlier 1n the week when some veterans complained about its tic-in to Roscnbera's candidacy in the 40th Congressional D1stnc1 GOP pnmar; John Coman. Judgt' o\dvoc.ate of the California American Legion. sent a letter to Rosenberg headquarters warning the American Uogion 1s prohibited from participating in par- tisan politics and demanding that an) reference to the group be excluded from future adveniscments The Rosenberg campaign com- plied "1th tht request. OFFICER ON OTHER END OF TICKETS ... Jl'romAl was 18. marned. the father of a hah\ boy and looking for a wa} to move up He wanted to have his fam1h 1n a house b) the time his son was a~are of his surroundings It took onl) a year before he was promoted 10 a JOb conduct mg tests 1n a smog emissions lab Meanwhile. he stancd taking nigh1 clasSt'S at Rio Hondo College to become a quaht) control engmeer (.)uaht) control runs 1n the Kent fam11) It's not only the field the other mall· l\.ents w('nt into. it's the path three of the sergeant's sisters fol - lowed 'When the Los Angeles plant folded. Kent was offered another promo11on. The onl) rub was that he would have \o move to the Midwest Havana ipent the first I:! years of his hfe in Detroit. Kent was not cager to return to the cold weather and turned the ofTcr down Instead. he mo"ed into a Chrysler management pos111on in a small test faciht) m Santa Fe Springs In the meantime, he had taken up motocross racing. He got hooked in 19il. whep a fnend in"lled him to go motorcycle ndma 1n the descn. Kent started racing on the amateur circuit and moved up to the pros when he accumulated enough points to qualify him for a profess1onal's lic:cnsc. By that time. Kent had spent 81/i years at Chrysler. But after all tho~ yC'ars. the job just wasn't challenging and the chance for promotion on the West Coast was slim. Memones of the ticket-wnung officer ofh1s youth tugged at Kent ··1 wanted to do something where I would have some son of impact I wanted 10 help the pubhc and 11 sounds corny. but I wanted to fi~t rnme. That son of stuff:· Kent said. So he began lookmg around. A.nahc1m and Costa Mesa were both doing background checks on him. but Costa Mesa beat thcotherc11y 1n a Job ofTer Being a pohce ollicer meant g1v1ng up profess1on(!},mo1ocross: there JUSt wasn't the tank 10 1ra1n. Just before retinng from his pro- fessional career i\c:nt managed one last achievement He broke his col- larbone in three places. But Kent was determined to go to the police academ} at Golden West College. In sp11e ofa doctors warning to wall until he was completely healed. Kent went ahead. hiding in the middle of the pack so drill instructors wouldn't spot him. pick on him or make him to do penal!' push-ups When he did cahsthent1cs or man1al ans e'l\erc1~s. he would fa,or one arm .\nd when he ~ot home at night he "ould wear a shng and a brace Kent moved through patrol. through the de1cct1ve bureau and through the traffil' d1v1s1on befof"C' becoming a sergeant six years ago. No" he 1s second in line to become a licutl'nant The promotion could corn!.' as soon as this 'lummer. FIRM DENIES DANGER ... These days Kent ndes his police motOrr)clC to work from the Hunt· 1ngton Beal'h home he shares with his wife and three sons. And he still races about three 11mes a month, k~ping in shape.for the Police Olympics. From Al H1gh~a}' each da) on the wa; to his office 1n Downe). said he's loged compla1n1s since January about the cranes w11h c11y officials. (oberl) \aid he allegedly saw lumber bemg transported by one of 1he cranes over the highway But Schuster claim~ that the two cranes have operated on the sides of 20th and 21st streets. and lift supplies only from the curb onto the site. and don't ao over the street. One of the cranes was dismantled and moved last week. Schustn-said. because its wort was completed The arms -or Jibs -of the cranes do ex.send over strttts in wmdy times. Schuster said, but 1t 1s for the sake of sarcty that they do. ORANGE llily Pilat CO~ST ..... OF'FICE »I>"'"' a.t ~ Casi.-C• --l'c• 1Sl!C CQ!I'•-CA t~ The process 1s called weather· 'aning In timesofmodenne to hea' y winds. a brake 1s removed and the arms of the crane move w1th the wind to reach a natural resung placc. Schuster said. If lhe brakes were set in windy conditions. he said. the crane would want to tum. but couldn't. Damagt or deflection could ensue or 1t could come down under worst cond1t1ons. he said. The practice of wealhcr-vaning 1s n.'('Ornmended by fedenJ 1uKkhnes and the manufacturn. he said. "I can see why ifs a d1squ1eun1 thou&ht (to see the arms orthc cnna ovcrf\ead). Schuster said. "But an fact. it's-very common and very safe." Kent 1s something ofa legend in his own d1v1s1on for his motocross achievements. He has taken 37 medals -24 gold -in 14 police games. Kent also has guided his nine motorcycle officers to first-plaoe honors in countywide compctnion. The scraeant took individual honors tn that. 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" tor T uaeo.y Linle cNnga, MEASURE WILL ENSURE OPEN SPACE •.• From Al firstto q_uahf} for 1hc ballot through the m1t1at1ve prOttSs since a 1914 effort created funding for the Univer- sity of Cahfom1a. Tht' coSI of the bond would vary dependma on interest rates when the notes are issued. but Meral said the proposiuon shoufd cost each state resident no more than $3 annually when paid in 20 years. The Orange Coa\1 prOJCCts are •The Bolsa Chica Linear Park 1n Huntington Beach that. when com- pleted. will hnk Central Cll) Park and Bolsa Chica State Beach w11h cques- tnan. bike and walk trails. Air-cad) allocated SI 8 million by the count). the bond act "ould add SI 5 million 10 complete the part.... • The Laguna Greenbelt, consist· in~ of 12.000 acres of coastal moun- tains and canyons surrounding the cit) of Laguna Beach. The bond ..-.ould pro' ide S 10 million. needed ~ausc much of the land 1s pmatel) owned and targeted for de"elopment •The ln1ne Open ~pace ..-.h1ch rl'tain~ a 'Lc111c area in the midst ol the ut' 1ha1 would include a trail tor h1k1ng: b1l>..1ng and horseback nding. fhc bond would pro' 1de S4 m1lhon for the trail and surrounding areas .\dd111onal funding controlled b) the state would also be available to Orange Coast c1t1es. many of wh!ch are designated to receive varymg amounts of mone)' for open-space pr0Jec1s. Meral said. Director of a non-profit statewide alha'1ce of conservationists. Meral saidfhe ts confident the measure will gain the nl.'ccssary votes in June. · No bond measures have been turned down by voters since 1986. he said. and the oppos111on to Prop- os111on 70 1s largely silent. "We have oppos1t1on ... Mera I said. "o\hhough I don't Tmow ofa single froup against 11 in Oranfe County. 'm sure the} 're out there. · The state Farm Bureau and Gov. George DcukmeJ1an oppose Prop- osi11on 70, but Meral said those are tradiuonal stances. He said groups within thegovemor'sadmmistration. including the state Parks Com- m1ss1on. support the me,asurc. But he admits he was surpnscd at 1hc o' eN-helm1ng support the effort rcCl'l\Cd. and from the 'anel} of \OUrlC'i More than 58 UOO supDQnmg s1g· natures were gathered 1n Orange Count}. out of a 'ita1ew1dc total of 7J5.000, he said. ··Most ix·ople arl' \Cns111'e to NEWPORT BOND ACT •.. From Al .iu.1u1s111on and park 1mprovemen1s r hJI propos1t1on re-ce1"ed a 61 5 rx.·rll'nt fa, orable vote. but again failed because 66 JX'rcent appro,al \"a' not received. Proponents that year warned 1hc hond 1~sue would be the Cit} 'c; last opportunity to preserve s1gn1f'ican1 11JX'n '>pace sites "•net) percent of the $7 I million "ould ha'e gone to buy 134 acres in nine Siles spread throughout 1he cit) ""1th the balance targeted for develop- ing C).1sung park sites. But opponents 1n those pre-Prop- os111on 13 daysarg4ed that if the bond measure passed. the 8.8 cents 1s was C\JX'Ctcd 10 add to the ta~ rate would be 1ntolcrablc on top of galloping increases in assc\scd valuauons. Opponents also argued the cny would be lated with the ongoing c:'l\pcnsc of rna1ntaming Its newly acqui~d propcrl~. Turner said 'otcr sentiment may hd\C changed since 1977. and he bcl1c:,es such a bond could pass. "We constant!; have requests for add1t1onal open space. but we don't have the money to buy 1t." said Turner. "I thought maybe 1t was time for another bond issue .. According to n report by lhe Parks. p~rvmg wildlife... Meral said "Who can vote 'no· on Bambi'>'' The group·~ logo 1s a large 70 with two deer De"elopers support the group - which has enlisted help from Am1aos de Bolsa Chica and the Laguna Con~~anc) locally -because 1t provides mone) for the conscrva- t1onists 10 bu) the propen). rather than forcing the landholders to Just give 11 up "The df velopers see the need for open spact'. but with this we can pa; for 1t rather than beg for 1t." said Lorraine Faber a member of Amigos de Bolsa Chica The Irvine Co .. which owns about onc-~vcnth of the land in Orange County. supports the measure. along with several bu1ld1nJ. companies. The Cit) councils of Fountain Valle; and Laguna Beach endorsed the m1t1at1\C, while the admin1s. 1rat1"c staff at Newport Beach has rernmmcnded the endorsement lr"1nc 1s proh1b11ed from supponmg such moves, but Mayor Larry Ag.ran has endorsed 11 Supervisor Harnett Wieder. state Sen. Marian Bergeson and Laguna Beach Mayor Pro Tern Dan Kenny also have pledged their suppon. Meral said. Beaches and Recreauon Depanment. there are a number of locations 1n Newport Beach that would be suit· able as open space. Amona tho~ listed are pon1ons of Buck Gully and Castaways and environmentally sensitive areas 1n Westbay. Banning and Semen1ak Slough. Some of the areas propo~d for open space art' parually developed. and most would require some sort of cooperal1ve arranaement with a pn· vate landowner The Cll) Council has until Aug. 8 to place the issue on the November ballot. Perfect Traveling Companions ·> Spring '88 # 119 Fabion Island • Netq)Ol't Beach • CA • 759-1622 )