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THURSDAY, MAY 26, 1988 25 CE T
Suit filed over denied insurance
Survivors of FV woman claim she died
after lack o coverage cancels surgery
lransplaru would be covered by
Pacific Mutual. but had one such
opera11on canceled when 1he in-
surance compan) told doctors 11 had
erred and would not pa}
From 11aff and wire report•
The family of a Fountain Valley
woman who died after an 1nsuran~
clerk's mistake led her to belte' e a
liver transplant operation would be
covered when in fact 1t wasn't, has
sued a Newpon Beach insurance
com pan).
The family of Delores Holmes filed
sui1 against Newpon Beach-based
Pacific Mutual Insurance Co 1n
Orange C'ounl) Superior C'oun 1h1s
"eek The su11 claims the firm
reneged on 11s promise lo pa~ for lhe
1ransplan1 "'hen a donor liver be<:ame
a"atlable
Holmes, 50. was 1n111allv told the
The woman died two months later
at UCLA Medical Center
"What am 1 to S<I) ., .. asked widower
Edward Holme'>. "ho filed the suit
along with the couple's 1wo children
.. , lost m} "1fc becau~ of 1he1r
dec1s1on or whatr' er 11 was M} wife
"as my life··
Geno Effler. a Pacifil Mutual
spokesman adm11ted \.h·dnesday
JWA fire crews
train for worst,
hope for the best
First task: Rescue
passengers among
!JamesJ_njetliner -
By JONATHAN VOLZKE
Of ... !Wlr .........
If a Jet airplane crashed at John
Wayne Airport, its flames would bum
at more than 2.500 degrees -enough
to melt the headlights of any fire truck
w1th1n 20 yards.
a gas station," Wuchner said ··People
are sleeping. eating. using the bath-
rooms The} smoke. everythtng. All
in that httle tube going 500 mph
through the air "
Wuchner, a firefighter for 15 years.
commands one of three seven-man
shifts at Statton 33. The men have
special equipment and special skill s
that they drill for hours ever) da). all
in case the unthinkable happens. And
Wuchncr says it's bound 10 happen.
regardless of the precauttons taken
.. I'm not a doomsayer. but we're
way overdue." the captain said .
'"Nobody really talks aboul 11. bu1
everybody can feel tt."
Where firefighters responding 10 a
structure fire come ~pon unoccupied
buildings much of the ume. firt'-
figh ters al St.atton "13 ~now e'en
plane that crashes has at least one h(e
there was an ~or in Mrs Holmes'
case but ~1d hts company never
It~,. she had an opponunily for a
11.,,er transplant
"UC LA never told us that they evn-
had a liver for her ur that she was ever
scheduled for an} surge!)." Effler
s~ud.
The law~u11 contends Holme'> and
her fam1I) "ere.-una"are of the error
un11I she checked into the hospt1al to
prepara11on for a tramplant that same
month
Doctors re1ec1ed ht'r at the last
mtoute bee-au~ she lacked insurance.
the su11 alle&i:d
Two month\ later in Februan
Holmes rt'tumed tu the hosp1~I
v.here ">he died of th~ II' er dt~asc
The compla1n1 ~I>.!. no specific
monetaf) damage<; !>ltd famil) a1-
torne) Rubert ~ Sl·u11 of( laremon1
He declined lu lUmmcn1 funhcr
Mrs Holml'S "orki·d in an ou1pa
t1ent d1n1t OPl'rJh:d b' the f-ounta1n
\'alle) Med1lal Or-' ~lopmt'nt Co
the parent lOmpan\ or Fountain
\'alle) Regional Hu~p11al The firm 1<,
)Clf-1nsurcd hut lontrall!> "1th Pa-
cific l\.1utual lo m.inagr tht IO!>urann·
But Capt Gary Wuchner and the
other Orange County firefighters who
man Station 33 -right on the a1rpon
tarmac 1n the shadow of the control
tower -would have JUSt 90 seconds
to get 1ns1de and rescue the passen-
gers. After that, thtre wouldn't be
much lefi. at stake ...,,.....,_.,'-...,..
··Airplanes arc ltke a hotel on top of (Pleue aee TEAii/ A2) Coa.nty Fl.re Capt. Gary Wuchner and h1a airport crew alwaya etand at the ready. ..
Majority of disabled people live in poverty
By JENNIFER WEBER
Of ... Dlillr,... ....
Threc-quaners of the disabled
people to Orange County are 1tv1ng
below po"eny level. according to
survey released late Wednesday
Of the I, 191 disabled {>COple who
filled out the questionnaire. 65 per-
cent said their monthly income was
less th.an $800 a month and one in I 0
said they received between S80 1 and
S 1.000 monthl)
The finding reaffirmed "hat the
e'ecu11ve d1rct"lor of the Dayle Mel n-
tosh Center for the Disabled. one of
the surve) 's sponsors. alread)
suspected
.. In Orange County. S 12.000 a )ear
will not suppon )Ou." Brenda Premo
said
At least 18 d1sab1h1tes were 1dent-
1fied among the people who filled out
the sur' e). Premo said. Results "111
be used to help policy-makers and
pn,ate foundations target ho" 10
spend their mone) for programs for
the handicapped.
II ts believed the survey 1s o ne of
the most comprehensi .. e looks at the
needs of disabled people in Orangt'
Count) The sur'e} notes there are
about 374.000 disabled people in the
count)
The people "ho responded to 1he
sun e' said there are fi, t' cnucal areas
1n which their net'ds an-not being
met:
• Disabled people ha'e a hard
ume finding mforma1ton on scr.,,Kes
the) need and said the media do a
poor JOb co' enng issues related to
handtcappc'd peoplt'
• .\fTordable housing 1ha1 1s ac-
c-cs<;1hle 10 the handicapped 1s ··pn9c-
ticalh nonn1s1an1 ·· acrordmg 10 the
report
• Inadequate "1ed1care and \.1ed1-
Cal co"erage makes 11 difficult for the
disabled to gt't ··adaptt"e equ1pmtnt"
ltke "ht'Clcha1r\. canes. crutche-; and
glasses C1aps 1n co,,erage also make 11
difficult to get care that could pre' enl
scrondan d1se~s
(Pleue .ee DISABLED/ A2)
program.
Effi~r said most of the plans 1uucd
b' Paulic ~ utual co.,,er hver trans-
piant'> and a clerk misread or incor-
rectl> a\!>um1:d that the policy admin-
1s1cn:d 10 Mr~ Holmes' employer
pro' 1d1:d lhl' !klmt: coverqe.
Onu· tht: mistake was discovered.
uffil 1ah at LC L\ and Fountain
\a.lie~ M~dical Dc"dopment hdped
ha ll"IJIO \.1cd1...("al COVentee that
decml·d hl•r d1gible for a tran5planL
But Holm~~ ~1d tus wife was then
too 111 to un1krgo the deltcatc sura,ery.
Car-pool
cheaters
face fine
• increase
Byl..ANCE IGNON
Of ... O.., ........
Just about an)One who dnves lht
C o)ta Mesa Freewa~ has probably
nottced w11h varying dqrces of
fru~1rat1on and anger the lohe motor-
l!ll~ "ho 11nore the la" and ztp down
the car-pool lane.
Seo Manan Bergc~n no11ced. too.
..\t the prompttng of the Oranar
Count~ Transpon.atton Comm1ss100,
Bergeson R-Newpon Beach, in-
troduced leg1sla11on that would in-
crease fines for motonsts who violate
the la" b~ using the c.ar-pool lane
without al least one passenger
Her btll. SB 2361 . would tocrcasc
tine's for first-time and thtrd-ttme
offenders but maintain current fines
for '>«Ond-ttme offenders. said Juhe
F roeberi. an aide to Berseson.
··Thett does \ttm to be a flagrant
disregard for the law and somethtn§
need~ to be done about that.'
Froeberg said
Depending on the ttme of <b)'. so.
lo 11 perttnt of lhe vehtclcs 10 the
special la~ hold onl) one pcTSOn.
The C'altfomUt H1ghwav Pat.r0I has
1ssuC'd an Ot'rage of 5.0oo ttckeu a
H'arsinct 1he prosram beg.an tn 1986.
Froebcrg said
Und('r curren1 law. first-time of-
fenders art' ltable for a fine of up 10
S 100 The ne" legJsbuon would put
the fine a1 be1"ecn SI 00 and SI SO.
FrodX'rg said
--1 thinl 1herT 1s a big d1ffercnce an
peopll'·s· minds an:y ttme you go o"er
SI 00. · she said
Third-umers cutTCntl} face up to a
S~5U lint The ne" la" would
incttasc the penalt~ as high as S500
(Pleue eee 1:,A:a./ A2)
Fish Fry Pythons put quick end to deputy's search
For a schedule of ac·
tlvltles at the 43rd annual
Fish Fry and Parade,
check the special section
In today's Dally Piiot.
World
Effort to Induce Pan·
amanlan strongman Gen.
Noriega to go Into exile
collaJ)8e9. /A4 ~
Sports
Former Golden West Col·
lege water polo player
T1m Spaet.h, finda aucceea
In the business wortd.191
Inda
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By JONATHAN VOLZKE
Of ... !Wlr ........
A back scat full of pythons was not
what an Orange County shenffs
deputy was ellpccting when he made
what appeared to be a routine drug
bust early WC'dnesday.
Sheriffs Lt. Bob R1.,,as said the
deput} came across 1v.o men at Beach
Boulevard and McFadden Street at
2.30 a.m. Because he thought tt was
susp1c1ous that the men were sitting
in their car 1n a closed gasoline
station. the dcpul) stopped to tn-
vesugate
The deput~ alleged I~ found a \mall
amount ofmethamphetamin~ 1n the
car and arrested Ltt ..\ndre,. Ham
27. of Fountato Valle' and Donald
Chns11an Gutne. 18. o(\.\ estminster
Both men were booked into Orange
Count} Jail on suspicion of pos-
session of dangerous drugs. R1,as
said
\.\ht le ~arching the car for more
drugs hov.e,CT, thl depul\ came
across a 14-foot p)thon. "h1ch ""as
')ltlhenng across the bacl seat
Further 1nvestiption turned '"r a
6-foot snake and a 4-foot snale in a
gunn) sack. Rivas said. Tht p-. thons
DA clears Wieder in vote
for Laguna Laurel project
BJ BOB VAN EYlt.EN °' ..............
Supervisor Harriett Wieder did not
violate the counly's campaign reform
ordinan~ whens.he voted 1n favor of
an Irvine Co. development projCC1
last month, the assistant county
district attorney said Wednesday.
The ordinance. known as TINCU P
(Time Is Now Oeao Up Poht1cs)
proh.ibits asupervisor from voting on
any project whose owners or top
officiaJs have contributed more than
SI, 739 to the supervisor's c.ampa1sn
fund du.tint the past yar. Wi~r 1s runnlna for Conarcss 1n
the 4~nd D1stnct and a poltttcal
action committee composed of top
level Irvine Co. employees made a
contribution of S2.SOO to her cam-
pajgn on March I 0. sill weeks before
Wieder voted to approve the Irvine
Co. project.
The LaJuna Laurel project. a
controversial development tn ucuna
Canyon. was approved 3-2. with
Wieder casting 1he decidmg vote.
Two weeks after the vote, cam·
paign reform acttvist Shirley Gnndle.
who wrott the TINCUP ordinance.
filed a complaint with the Dtstnct
Attorney's office charama that the
p0lilleaf mction rommmce contnbu-
tton had placed Wieder 1n 'iolation of
the ord1nan«.
Wieder said 1n a prepared 'itate-
menl Thursday that she had e'~ted
the Distnct Attome) to rule 1n her
favor '
··1 only acttpted that support whm
il wasclarl} detemuned that I would
not be vtolat1na the count} 's TIN-
CUP ordtoantt. or tht mtent of the
o rdinance. .. she said.
Ass11tant Distnct Attome) M~un
Evans qreed Wednesday, saying 1n a
~ statement that "Supervuor
Wieder was not proh1b1~ from
,·otma on the Lq:una Laurel proJCCl
~ ... Wl&D&RJ A21 Barrlctt Wieder
4 ceremonies to hOnor veterans
Vetmns fTOUPI lD west Oran.,: Count).
indudu-a Hunttnstoft 8cach and Fovauun Valley.
•111 commemorate the hotiday with 11 a.m.
t'Cttmonies at Westmin ~r Memonal Cemetery.
City balls anJ other ecwmarntnt offK:a will be
dolCd ~'I· Xboob..:1•bnries. banb aod most
off'ten ~t _I.ht-~ C t alto 1lrin be
dOICd u loc:l1 midcnu cckbntc the lbsft.day
Wt'CUftCL Trash collection W1U dda)ltd OGC da
bec:aute of* boliday oblr1 va~
or:
I
"ere collC"C ted tn the count\' 's animal
aintr<'I d1' 1s1on· ·
.. 1 o .,tan a t ar search that early m
1hc mom in& and sec a python v.ould
be kind of ~at)," Rivas said. ·Tm
sure 1t "oke htm upforthe rest of the night ..
Measure A
opponents
claim it's
too Costly
By BOB VAN EYIEN
Of ... Dlillr .......
The countYwtde slow-trowth 1n--
1ttatl\ e '4111 increase financial
burdens on c1t1n 1n Oranac County,
represcntatt"es of two cit1CS Slid at a
press confettncc Wednesday .
Or' ilk ~mbur&cy. a cny coun-
Cllm1n from Costa Mesa. said he
~ltC\:f!'d ccnat" provt OM of' the
to1t1at1.,,e. such as emerttucy Yd\idc
~pon~ time standal'd.$. weft u.nat-
tainablt ll'en curTCnt city finances.
"We ha,·e an affiucnt city;• Am-
burst)" said. "and~ could not au.in
some of tht rcquimnmti or die
initiative We just CX>Uldn't aff'ord it. ..
But ~easure A. the Citizms' sa...
1bk Gro"1h and Tratlk o.triiil
tniuatt'c. wou.ld not ~y IO C.. _
M A.s a count) ttiattw.. rt wollild
o.nl) apply co unincorporated.,_,
Ant~ said. ~. tMt 1111 bcht"\'cd I '1ntilar mcelW"t woWd bit
pl.ad on the bal t in com Mc.•
Ncwernbet. ·
ADOthcr aty officW. FIA:nalt
Ma)'Or ~aard~ .....
COOtrol ~ID• itli&IMIW
woold mca• tt.t ..u load ceMNI functsl"OUld •~to be~,,...._
cities IO tht untftC.'CWPCM.._. -.
Who ti~ ..... dtiea ..
tit ..., .. t«'" "'**'-.
(PIWI ... •IAl••ll~•
, . .
p me Court reverses
brother,s'deathsentences
By 808 BOa.&O
1im1i.-• .... -
SAN FRANCISCO -Tbe uaie
Supreme COUJ'1 today revened the
death sentences of two brot.hns for a
Los Anacles double murder bccau1e
the Jury was &old that the .,ovcmor
had \M power to make them diaible
for parole if they were not sentenced
to death.
The unanjmous rulina in the case
of Robert and Woodrow Warren
relied on a 1984 dccmon of the coun
that the so-called Bri&P instruction.
part of a 1978dcath penahyinitiauve.
tended to mislead jurors into specu-
lating on the governor's futu~ ac-
tions and improperly tilted them
toward death.
The 1n1t1a11ve. sponsored by then-
~tate Sen. John B~. R-Fullenon.
broadened Cahfomta s death penalty
law and required Judges to tell Jurors
that a hft'-w1thout-parole sentence.
the alternative to a death sentence,
could be reduced b)' the governor to
life w11h the poss1b1lity of parole.
That JUI)' mstruct1on has been the
groundc, for reversal of several death
sentences. including one last year.
after conservatives g:uned a maJOnty
on the court.
Uist week. the court for the first
time upheld a death sentence despite
the use oftht' Bnggs instruction in the
trial. ruling 6-1 that the misleading
effect of the mstruc11on was currd by
the Judgt''s advice to Jurors to d1s-
reg.ard the governor's powers in
reaching their verdict.
No such .. cunng" instruction was
g1-ven 1n tht' Warren case, however.
Toda) 's ruling by Justice Stanley
Mosk upheld the brothers' convic-
11ons for multiple murder and rot>-
bel') but entitled them to a new
penalty tnal. at which a Jury would
choose between a death sentence and
life without parole
The reversals -were the seventh and
eighth out ofl7 death penalty appeals
the cumnt coun has considered
Roben \\-arren. now 30. and
Woodrow. 32. were convicted of
murdering Homt'ro Flores and An-
tonio Herrera on a Los .\ngele-s street
m St-ptember 1979
Witnesses said Robert Warren and
an unidentified man approached Ao~ Herrera and Anacl Rebcks,
who were drinkina beer and liltenina
to a car radio. Warren pointed a •un
while his untdent1fted compamon
pulled Flores from the car. took his
wallet. arabbcd jackets from the other
men and started to sean:h Herrera.
who staned to rise and move to
protect his pockets.
Woodrow Wamn had by this time
crossed the street and Joined the
aroup. Roben asked him, "Can I
shoot?'' Woodrow replied, "Yes."
Robert then shot Herrera; when
Flores started to nae. Robert shot him
too. the court said. The men then fled.
Jn upboldina the convictions. the
court rejected defense da1ms that the
jury was not drawn from a fair cross-
section of the rommunity because
jurors were chosen cnti~ly from
voter registration hsts, which were
said to contain a disproportionately
low number of blacks and Hispanics.
That araument had been accepted
by the court in overturnina another
LosAngelnCountydcath sentence in
1984. But Mosk said jury districts had
been redrawn since lhen. with the
goal of remedyina dispanlJes, and
that the defense had not shown
unfairness in juries drawn from the
new districts.
Man t hrown from ca r's sunroof
A 39-year-old man was seriously
IOJUrcd Wednesday when he was
thrown partially throua.h the sunroof
Of his vehicle after II nipped on the
San Diego Freeway. the Cahforn1a
H 1ghway Patrol reported.
John A. Bodish was arrested alier
the 11 :0 I p. m . crash on susp1c1on of
drunken dnvina. He was listed 1n
satisfactory condition today at
M1ss1on Hospital R~onal Medical
Center in Mission VieJO.
8od1sh was traveling north on the
freeway near IA Paz Road when he
lnco1 control of his 1987 Nissan
Mu1ma. The car nipped o nto a bed
of 1ceplant and Bod1sh was parttally
CJC\ led through the car's sunroof.
Officer Alvin Yamaguchi said. He
was. not wearing seatbelts. the officer
said
Bod1sh told the C HP he was
traveling at about 65 mph when he
swerved to avoid a car coming up
bthind him at a high rate of speed
He suffered a broken right ann. and
lost most of the tissue on his lefi
foreann. He also underwent head
surgery.
CAR-POOL CHEATERS •.•
From Al
But second-lime offendcn would
still face a maximum $200 fine.
Frocberg said she and Bergeson
were dnvm& in a car-pool lane when
two lone motorists entered the lane
within 90 seconds.
Frocberg said lone motonsts use
the car-pool Janes, also known as
high-occupancy vehicle lanes. either
because they are in a hurry or because
they arc expressing their d1ssat1sfac-
11on with the concept.
Still others Just think 11's their nght.
A dodor once demanded u~ of the
lane on a regular basis to v1s1t his
patients. Froeberg said.
If the leg1slat1on becomes law. 11
will apply to nine Cahfornta high-
ways. including the 22.4 miles of car-
pool lanes on the Costa Mesa Free-
way. Car-pool lanes planned for the
San Diego Frttway and three
proposed count)' freeways would also
be governed by the law.
WIEDER CLEARED OF WRONG-DOING ••.
From A l
on Apnl 27 ·· ,,,
Evans said has opinion was based
on the fact that the TINCUP ord1·
nance contains no language address,
mg tht" relationsh1~ bctw~n a federal
political acu on commmtt. such as
The Irvine Co emplo)'ecs commit-
tee. and an affiliated company
Evans also said in his opinion that
the contnbut1on b)' ICEPAC. The
Irvine Co. Employees Political Ac-
tion Committtt, is covered under
federal law. which supcrccdes the
county ordinance
W1e.der's campaign auornt'y, Dana
Recd. also said ht' had expected the
D1stnct .\Horne) 's op1n1on to be
favorable.
'Tm not surpnscd:· he said. ··1 had
gotten an opinion from the federal
elCC11ons comm1ss1on md1ca11ng that
everything had been done correctly
Of course. I didn't know what the
D1stnct Attorney was goma to decide
unt1l lh..: dec ision came out"
Gnndlc. who 1s out of the country,
kfi behind a prepared statement m
\lth1ch she said she sull believed
Wieder had violated the spmt. 1f not
the letter. of the TINCUP.
Wednesda) ·s announcement does
not release Wieder from charges of
campaign v1olat1ons. however.
On May 12. two days after she
lodged the ICEPAC complaint.
Gnndle as~ed tht' 01stnct Attome)'s
office to anves11ga1e another claim
regarding contnbuttons from the
o-wners of the Baldwin Co
.\ccordang to W1eder's campaign
staff. a contnbut1on of $2.000 was
received from Alfred Baldwin and his
wife. Deanne Baldwin. pnor to
W1t'dt'r's Apnl 20 vote m favor of a
Baldwin Co construction project
MEASURE OPPONENTS •..
From Al
If pas$ed by the voters on Junt' 7.
the m111at1 vc would require that .. new
de\ elopment shall provide I 00.year
flood protection w1thm said develop-
menl area "
Opponents of the measure say 11
could cost the count)' up to SI 3
billion to meet that flood control
requirement
Proponents !>3) 1ha11s nol the case.
ho"" e'er
.. All it does 1s require that they take
t"are of their o-wn runoff water." said
Tom Rogers. a co-author of the
1n1t1a11ve
requ1 re men ts.
Proponents such as Roacrs also
argue that public improvements to
accommodate development are typi-
cally paid by developen. not by the
count).
County Environmental Manage-
ment Agency offic1als say they believe
a series of 19 development agree-
ments approved over the past six
months in south Oranae County
contain enough public improve-
ments. such as new roads and
intcrsccuons. to sausfy tht' require-
ments of the 1n1t1a11vc.
W1cder's press secretary at the ume
said that the contnbut1on was actu-
al!) rt'Ce1ved as two separate Sl.000
donauons. one from Alfred Baldwin
and one from Deanne Baldwin
Gnndlc said she believed the)
should be combined as a single
con1nbut1on. regardless of whether
lhc doant1ons were made with two
separate cheds.
"Sta1ew1dc. we've always com·
baned husband and wife contnbu-
11ons. unless the) ha'e some son of
contractual arrangement whercb) the
funds are not community propert):·
she said .
Reed said. howt'ver. that he tx--
hevcd the maJor issue was the same
w11h the Baldwin contnbut1on as with
the ICEPAC matter
.. The ruk 1s the same." he said
"Cont1but1ons to a federal campa1gm
are governed b)' federal law."
E' ans said he (')ehevcd the two
c~s were .. factuall)' different " He
said he was investigating the Baldwin
contnbution but was not prepared to
make an) comment about 1t
'DISABLED .•.
From Al
• Discounts arc not available 10
the handicapped as they are to senior
c1t1zens.
• Handicapped people feel govern-
ment 1s unresponsive 10 their needs
and that they have no say in
de1ennin1ng how their need~ are met.
More specific concerns include
those from people who live in board-
and-care homes and nursing homes.
Moi:e warm weather due for Coast
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contlnuOullly ptelun1 ....... torec. ... Mid. adding that
oondtt!ON ~ contlnu9 ....... tNougl\ ~.
Hight .. the~~,..,. from the mtd-80e to tow
709 ff~ with~ rqtng fronf U.. IOW IOI to,...., IO In the land vlleye.
LOM at the~ lhOuld =from the mt0-S0t to low eoa tonight. wtth v~ Iowa m~ from the mid-10 ~
50s
Lowdouda IW'ld f~~-----. theooest tonight. extending Into IOm9 Y8leyt by Friday morning.
The ck>ud• and tog ehoukt bum on tater In the d9Y. tiowewr.
leavtng hazy ahernoon aun9hlM ICt09a both .,.. ..
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TEAM HOPES TRAINING NOT NEEDED ••.
F rom Al
And should a plane crash. 1t would
take just 90 seconds for the fuel to
burn through the fuselage and engulf
tht' passengers.
"That's not a lot of lime," said
Battalion Chief John K. Howlind.
who ser ved at Station 33 and speaks
as if he m1~ the assignment. "If
there's people inside and fire inside.
we've got to be inside. You can't
rescue anybody without getting in."
John Wayne poses special prob-
lems. Wuchner said. If a plane
overshoots the runway. as happened
this month in Dallas. it might end up
1n the middle of the San Diego
Frtcwa)
If a pilot needed to set down and
couldn't reach the airport. the plane
and all aboard might slam into the the
Upper Newport 8ay marsh.
<\nd 1n the event of a midair
collts1on. densely populated areas of
'ie""pon &ach. lrv1ne and the rest of
lhe Orange Coast would be rained on
~•th namingdebns.
And in nearl) any cue. Station 33
""ould he the first on the S«ne.
The firefighters need to know as
much aboul the planes that come and
go at John Wayne as do the pilots.
ma)be more
Wuchncr demonstrates his skill as
he sits in the station's lookout tower.
1den11fying the 737s. 757s and other
planes landing and taking off on LI 9
-John Wayne's main commercial
runwa) -which 1s a bll more than a
mile long.
He and his men have spent count·
less hours studying the crans. in
manuals, classes and first-hand. He
~nows. for example, that a Boeing 757
1s 139 feet, 8 inches long..
Bui, Howlind adds. Station 33's
crew can also trace the spaghem-hke
trails of wiring and hose that line an
a11crali's inner skin.
"If you cut mto a plane and hll a
h)drauhc hose with 3,000 pounds of
pressure. you're dead," Howhnd said.
.. .\nd there's enough electnc1ty on a
JCI to hght 3.000 homes. That'll kill
)OU. too."
Where a rqular fire company
m1Jht spend 20 hours a month
training. Station 33 spends .0. Its
mammoth trucks -which rost as
much as $325.000 a piece -carry
foam. dr) chemicals and emergenq,
medical eq_u1pment that could be
used to stab1 lize 200 accident victims.
"It's not good enough tOJUSt be able
to run out there and squirt water:·
Wuchner said. "You've got to be able
to know how to shut down the a1rcrali
and exactly what you're facing."
The men depend on their tnunmg.
Wuchner and thrtt others recently
spent a week at a Federal A v1at1on
Admm1stra11on course at Lou1s1ana
State Universit). which followed a
one-week class at Long Beach Mu-
nicipal Airport and others.
In add1t1on, Wuchner faced "tht'
p11" m ore than 12 11mes this year. a
challenge every Statton 33 fircfiahter
musr meet at least once annually
The pit 1s the closest reproduction
possible of the fiery hell a burning
a1rcrali would produce. Orange
Count) firefighters use the pits at the
Tustin Manne helicopter base for
training. filling the holes with bluing
a v1ation f ut'I.
Donning the 25-pound silver suns
that allow them to walk into the face
of the blaze. the firefighters spray an
assortment of dry chemicals and
foams at the names. They also wear
an air tank and rescue equipment that
adds nearly 50 pounds to their load.
Their goal 1s not necessarily to
1mmedia1ely douse the fire. but to cut
a swath that would allow them to get
1ntoan airplane and get out survivors
-in a hurry.
The trucks have roof-and bumpeT-
mounted noulcs that can be operated
from inside the cab and allow them to
use the four-wheel drive vehicles to
cut a route throu~ walls of name.
The captain's pickup truck also
carries a harness that sprouts two
noulcs. one that sprays dry chemical.
the other foam.
Weanng1ust the harness and safety
equipment. a single firefighter.
sweepina left to ri&ht. can cut a trail
throu&h the flames.
Tbc equipment 1s so speciah.z.cd.
Howlind said. a firefiahter could
spend a career on a sinaJe piece and
not learn it all. And the tcchnoloay
behind foams and other tools ad-
vances daily. he added.
So far. Station 33 has onty been
tested once. and the incident was
more of a quiz. In 1981 , an AirCal 73 7
Jetliner coming m for a landing was
cut offby another aircraft taxiing for a
takeoff.
The A1rCal ptlot tned to give his
plane a burst of power to clear the
airplane on the around. but didn't
make it. bouncing on the runway with
his tires down and sliding onto a
fJass) field right in front of Station
There were no senous IOJunn in
the crash. and the only names came
five hours later when a National
Transportation Safety Bo.rd in-
vestigator turned a switch and
sparked a snfaU fuel firt7
But Wuchner knows trouble 1s 1n
the air. as much as he and others
dread the thought of knowing they
may be training daily to deal With a
disaster lhey cannot ~vent.
"There's a real dichotomy there. .•
There ·s a lot of a stress· preparing for
somethmg you don't want to hap-pen •.
The Fire Dcpanment does what it
can to prevent accidents. Howlind
said
A new partnership 1s formina
between the Fire Department and
airport management. Chns Edwards.
recently named director of airport
operations. has taken an interest 1n
making sure John Wayne is as safe a.s
11 can possibly be, the fi~fighten said.
Her support can translate into
better equipment and programs to
lessen the tragedy of an air accident.
The Fire Department plans to train
a1rpon personnel in emergency first
aid, and will hold trajnina sessions
with those who fuel the aircraft to
stress safety. Howhnd said.
··My wife and kids fly out of here:· ·•
Howhnd said. "I want to know when
I'm standina in the terminal that my
dollars arc doing all they can to make
sure everythingaocs smoothly.
"Our job is to matt sure people
who aren't worryina about it now
don't have any reason to be con-
cerned about it later."
"That's why we train 10 hard."
Wuchner added. "We don't want to
look back and say 'Someone screwed
up,' ..
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. . . . A report issued last March by the
( ount' .\dmin1!.trat1ve Office on the
cfTtcts oflhe 1n111at1\e said thcrt was
"no requirement in the initiative that
c \1 st 1 ng services be brouaht up to the
defined St"f""\ ice le\Cls."
But John Gregory. public relations
spokesman for the ant1-m1t1at1ve
group Citizens for Traffic Solutions.
said developers only pay for the
initial cost of improvements.
The) said the people attending to fj~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~I them are poorly trained and under-II
paid. Premo said.
But ~ckerman said he believed the
1n111at1vc was ··ambiauous" in its
··rm not talk1n1 about Just the one-
time cost of the improvements; what
about annual maintenance?" he said.
People m wheelchairs complained
that. because some medical offices arc
not equipped for their chairs. they
have go to the hosp11BI to get routine
gynccole>gJcal examinations or dental
wort.
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Respondents under 20 said they
were dissatisfied with programs de-
signed to train them how to hve on
their own.
Lack of tnumng and low income
may account for the fact that neuly
30 percent of the people who re-
sponded said they lived with their
parents.
By Tlte Auoctaled Pns1
Hett are the wtnn1na numbers
picked Wednesday n1aht for the
California Lottery's twice-weekly
"Lotto 6-49" pme: 43, 7. 6. 10. 4. 14
and the bonus number, 39.
Players who correctly gu~d all
six numbers will share a prize pool of
S9 7 m1lhon. lottery officifls said.
All thoK who picked five numbers
plus the bonus number will divide
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automatic SS per wm~.
The numbers wett chosen by Lotto
machine durina a telcv1s.aon broad-
cast oriainatma in Sacramento.
The sales from Saturday ntaht to
Wednesday's drawina ~re SI 1.9
million.
On the other hand, people who
responded to the survey said C>Rnae
County residents are generally e.n·
courq.ing the independence of the
handicapped. They also said that
publtc buildinp and restaurants are
fau1y accessible ind vocational pro-
grams are readily available.
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Rosen berg again
def ending his
est background 1
Man deDies attacking his mother ,
Nathan walked intothe hon·sdcn Monday Th_c
lion was wcarioa the cloak of a Chnsuan. but 11 could
blrely conceal its f1np .
Nathan Roscnbe'1 •nd Chn stophcr Cox had
j ust taken turns discuu1n1 Roxnbers's connections
lo est and The Forum. controvcn11I sclf-
actwaliution proarams founded by Rosenberg's
brother, Werner Erhard. They wtrt phonc--m auests
on tM John Stewan program. a da1ly talk show aired
on FM radio station K.KLA.
The est (Erhard St'minar Tra1n1ng) question
doucd R~nberJ m 1986 when he chatlenJCd Rt'p .
Robert Badham m the June primary election Cox
decided to revive the issue with a mailer 10 more
than 100.000 Republican households m tht' 40th
Congressional Distnct .
Cox argues tht' whole truth nt'eds to be told
about R osenberg's est connections. It's an un1ntt n-
tional slap at tht media. which bisec ted. dissected.
ins~ted and digested est two >eaf\ ago v.hen
Badham made It an issue.
PAUL
ARCHIPLEY
The re11r-
In g COO·
gressman also
had di s-
tribute d a
mailer. claim·
ing thC' St'lf-
awareness pr<r
•••••••••••••• gram was a "mind control
and tht' Baghwan group like that of Jonestown
RaJnecsh."
Af\er he was safcl> re-elected. his campaign
comm ill~ pubhcly apologized to Rosenberg and his
brother. Badham attome) Darryl Wold said ... The
com millet' no longer believes the source on which 1t
relied tn making that statemt'nt can cft'd1tabl}
support that statement ..
In his ~atler. Cox quoted a magazint' anicle 1n
which Erharo·s programs wtre called "'dcs1ruct1' C'
cults ..
On Monday's talk show program. Cox said the
purpose of the mail piece was simply ··10 point out
some facts"
Rosen berg apparently knew ht' was speaking on
a station that offers all-Chnst1an programming.
Among the 750.000 people he said had part1c1patcd
in Erhard programs ovt'r the years were religious
leaders such as the Episcopal bishop of Rhode
Island. the Episcopal Divinity School's bishop. the
abbot of the Roman Catholic Trappist order of tht'
United States. several peoplt' from tht' Vatican
curia, Baptist preachers. Pentt'Costal preachers and
rabbis.
Although the two candtdat~ didn't debatt. tht'
program Sttmed farr enough tft that each was given
an o pponun1t) to offer his case.
But anybody who stayed tuned 1n afterward
quackl) teamed the deck was stacked Stewan also
had convt'rsallons with ~Opie who had bttn
heavily involved in the Erhard programs. a) pa) ing
partici pants and oa1d staffers.
t:hey v.ere bom-agatn Chn'11ans who said after
years ofinvolvt'ment they decided est was a cult that
employed brainwashing techniques to snare its
part1c1pao1s.
''I'm clear that t'St 1s a satanic cull." said a man
who worked for Erhard. That would come as \Cl')
disconcentng news to all those rthg1ous leaders v.ho
also took the program
Rosenberg. a devout Chnsuan himself. said
Erhard's programs strengthened his relauonsh1p
with Jesus Christ.
l"ve never takt'n est or The Forum I know
~ople who did. liked 1t. or didn't, and went on with
their lives. l'vt' heard sales ~ople compare man) of
Erhard's methods to the techniques taught in sales
training courses. A hard St'll. perhaps, but hardl)
satan ic.
If tht're was an)'thing to that. car sale~mC'n
v.ould ha'e a hothnt' to the man downstairs
Cox 1s takrng some heat himself for the
Rosenberg piece as well as another anacking Dave
Baker's \Oling record on tht' Irvine Cit) Council
Baker and Roscnbc1 ha"e been Joined in their
condemnation of Cox s "hit pieces" b) somC' of the
other candidates.
Orange County politics havt' a long -sornt'
would say sordid -history of hard-hitting
campaigns. The v<?ters always say the) don·1 hkt'
negative campa1emng and hit p1~
But campaign consultants obv1ousJ) havt'
1 found tht'y work. Everybody assumes the
a no nrmous letters and mystery man who raised tht'
question of Baker's marriagt' probltms wtrc the
work of professionals paid b) ont of tht' otht'r
candidates.
Whether voters feel Cox's ma1lt'rs were high
road or low. he at least put his name on them
With two weeks to ~o and millions of dollars
raised by the candidates in this ract'. votC'rs can be
assured more controversial matenal will be dropped
in their mailboxes soon.
Pouc r Loe
•1 JONATllA.N VOLRE . .. ..., .......
An I 8-ycar-old Fountain Vallt'y man
pleaded innocenl lhas wec.k 10 cha~ that
he attacked his motht'r with a knife afttr an
argument.
But even as John Nt'lson enlt'~ his plea
in Wt'1t Mun1c1p11l Court. autbonllts said th~ remain unsure whit spurred Nelson
-desc1bed as "a good kid" -to stab h15
38-year-old mother l S umes.
John Nelson reported the Saturda)
attack on tM 91 I emergency hne. telling
1uthont1h ··1 stabbed my mother "
Martha Nelson survived the attack .ind
waot liottC'd 1n 't'nou( rond1t1on WC"dnt>\da~
at Fountain Valk) Rqional Hospual ~
v.u in the sub-entcns1~c C"arc un11 . a
spokeiv.oman lhett '1&1d.
John Neb.on facn charan of auempted
murJer and b)Ault v. uh a dt'adl~ 11111eapoo
and was bc1na held in Oranet Count) Jail
on S2S0.000 bail Ht has coo~rated fully
v.11h authonlin. said Fountain Valle)
Police ~tect1''t' Mike MaJor
.\ hcann1 wall be ht'ld Fnda) 1n
We\tminster to discuss Nelson's batl
offic11ls said
But ~Jor admitted '"'~t1gators don't
know exactly why tht' incident took plat-e
"We ha'e W>me 1das. but 1t ap~rs 11
wa\ 1ust a d1sagrttmen1 an tht' houSl" ;ind
11s 1op1c as still undttt'rmtned ·· MaJor said
-The-re 1~ no a.nd1tat1on of a parental
problem. n Y.U a relat1,t'h hannonious
family.
-He *&)n·1 a prubkm child or •mthtn&
hke that ·· ·
Neta.hbon s.a1d 1hc.-lam1I) v.a' .. llkc.-
Ozz1e and H;1met" and ..aid tht'\ v.trC'
shocked about tht' 111ad
MaJOr said h<' <&nd his panncr 1ntt'r·
\tt'wcd John Nelwn :u lc.-ngth \aturda'
and an surt' there wt'rt' no· C'\ 1r C'lemcnts
tn\oh·C'd
··Th~·s no sat.ant\m no gang.\, no
.\r;an supremac~ or an\th1ng 11._c.-that
tht' dclCCtl'C' said
\1111"'\h11ll vhulm.;n "-c.-IVln''i a11omt''
s.a1d 1n coun Tut'§day hi.cl.Knl ma)' 1Uffer
from p)schol011c.tl problemJ, but the
allornt) ~as unavadable Wednt"Wla)' 10
e~pand on the comment
MaJor ~td 11 appears 11\at .. t'VCl')'da)'
p~\,urc)" ma) ha'c: &<>tttn to the blond·
haul:d brov.n-c)~ man who wu sc~
uled to ira.dua\C' from Fountain VaUey
High School in about a month
'"He v.a\ appart'ntl) under some Pf"'SS·
ure but I'm not sure It w" an)'th1n1 o~«
and abo'e what an)bod) goes through at
tha1 JKC •• MaJor u1d .. He was about to
iraduatc.-about lo 'itan lOllClt' and t'Vt'n
had a g1rlfncnd
··11 s J 'en unusual t:ast' •
Stars & Stripes,' first spin a succ ess
SAN DIEGO (AP) -The inaugural
spin of the 60-foot catamaran built to
defend the America's (up was declart.'d .a
!>ucccs) b)' 11s Stars & Stn~ owners
The: ·cat .. prowled through San Dll'gO
Ba) for its tv.o-hour test run Wednesda)
v. nh no problt'ms. officials said
Slipper Dennis Connt'r and his Stars &
Stripes crcv. v.t'rC' happ) to get the dual-
hullc:d boat in the water and evt'n happier
that 11 came back 1n o nt' p1t'ce. said
Leslc1gh Green. spokt'~woman for the
Star!> & Stripes s) nd1cate
"Thq took 11 'Cf) slowly and carcfull)
at fir\t, JUSt 10 make surt' tvt'rything was
opcraung correctl)." she said "It's frag11t'
and there had been some v.o mcs about
ma>~· something breaking But nothing
broke so that's good nt'ws ··
The boat reached a top speed of 17 knots
dunng Wedncsda)'s test
"It couldn't have been a bcller 1ts1 for
us," ( onner said "I was happy~ made 11
around tht' ba) w11h no problems··
In recent 1nal runs with practice
catamarans. \onner and his crew ha' t'
caps11c:d tv.ict' and broken 1wo masts
Green $31d <. onncr Y..Ould be taking the
San Diego Yatht Club boat out almost
da1l) betv.t'Cn nov. and the St'ptC'mber
rt"gatta against Nev. 71.'aland. which ha~
t'ntcrcd a 90-foot monohull sloop.
Nev. Zealand t'hallenger M1chat'I Fa) t\
contesting the legaltl) of tht' catamaran
which 1s being used 1n (up compettt1on tor
the fir!>t llmt'
The catamaran ha~ .i complicated v.ing
satl structure that designers hope v.111
pro' 1dc more aer0<1' nam1c cOiocnn and Al'Laac.,. 1
increase boat )peed TheStan•Strtpeacatamaran baa one bull out of the water uit...U.throa&b San Diq&o Bay.
Cal trans, county hopingjoint
effort will speed road projects
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By 808 VAN EYKEN
Of .. .,.., ..........
Count) transpona11on officials ..a' thC''
ei.Pt'<:t to ~-e maJor fr~wa) am pro' emt'n·t
PfOJt'l ts compktc:-d at a much faster pace
under an agn.-ement signed \\ ednt'Sda'
v.11h the Caltfomaa CX-panment of Tran~
pona11on
The agre~ment stems from a stud\
ordt'red b) the count\ T ran\portat1on
C omm1ss1on that found senou' gap!> 1n
pro1cu managcmen1 b\ Cahrans
l ndcr the agrCt'mC'nt. th<' lOUnl\ and
C'altrans v.111 en It st tht' help of th<' Ln ine-
ba~d eng10ecnng firm Fluor Dan1t'I Inc
lo \Ct up a nt'v. s' ~tC'm 11f prOJt'tl
manJgl.'ment
.. { altransollices hav<'trad1110nalh bel·n
organized in S('('tlons. and prllJC'CI\ haH'
been handed from S«llon to \l'l l1on .. '>did
Gene Bcrthelst"n, a <ipokesrnan for the
dcpariment ·· fhe nt'v..-concept 1s to ha' ta
proJCl t manager v. ho v.111 o' erc.tt a proJ~ t
from '>tart to finish and ~ that 11 ~cts
completC'd"
Benhel~n said th( re-organ1z.auon
~ou ld be 1reatC'd as a pt.Joi proJ«I at
(ah rans d1<;tnct offiC't' tn l>range Count)
~tan Oftcltc. n l"'-·utl\ t' director llf ;h<'
l rJn<;p1Hta1 wn <. omm1\..,1on \:ltd
t Jltrans ofliual!. had told him the)
C'\fll'\ tl·d Jn anelcra11on ul up 10 25
Pt'rll'nt 1n the spttd ofprOtC'\:t comple11on
'\\c ha'c SSOO milll<'n tn h1tthY.a~
pri'Jl'Ct\ ...._ h<'du t>d fur the ,('\I fi, <' ~l"a~:·
hl' '>J1d ··v. <' v.ant m male '>Ure th,•, gel
tiu11t on time··
Beach closed
byrawsewage
spill reopens
8> ROBER T HYNDMAA °' .. °"',... ...
.\ strt'tch ofLlguna Beach was t't'Opencd
\\ l'dnMda) af1t'r count\ hulth offiC1als
dt'tC'rm1ncd 1ha1 sv.1mm~ would not be
threatened b' lhC' dT('(tS of a ~ttkend
ctcetdent that <,pilled about I million
gallon\ of rav. o,('v.age into the ocean
\\ awr ~mplc\ talt'n \ionda) and
T ue'oda' v.C'rl' tested and P""hminan
rl'<.uh' tuml-d up no ei.traordtnaf) IC'vels
of bactena ~1d "11._c \\C'hner program
lh1d 01 the Ht'alth (art' .\genn 's v.att'r
-------------------------------------------------..iuaht' d>ntrol dt' 1s1on
JW A t o get new navigational system
By 80 8 VAN EYK EN
Of .. .,.., .........
The Orange Count) Board of ~upcr
v1sors has appro' ed tht' purcha5" of a
na,1ga11onal ~)Stt'm for John 'Wa~nt'
A1rpon that v.111 rcpla~ one taltn ou1 ol
scrv1c<' last )ear duC' to ttthnacal problem\
The new S)Stt'm will re-<>~n an ap-
proach path 10 the airport that ~s o'er
portions of Orangt' and Villa Park before
crossing tht Costa Mesa Frttway bt't"'C<'n
D)er Road and lm~nal H1&hwa)
For the past 16 months. the airport has
been v.1thou1 a back-up nav1pt1onal aid
s~stem The nt'v. s)stem was lpproH•d
Tuc\da\ ~
In Januaf) l'I~.., Federal ~' 1a1ton
.\dmin1strat1on offiuals remo' cd Imm
<\ef\ ire the a1rpon' old hack-up na' 1-
ga11onal s)stem because antC'rtt'rt'nCT from
ncarb) h1gh-nSt' buildings v.a<i making th<'
)1gnals unreliable
.. rhe).'t' been ltm11ed to 'l~uat Oittht
and the s1n&Je-tnstrumt'nt landing s's-
tC'm .. said Paul Care). an assistant to
count) Supervisor Thomas R1lt'). "'hoSt'
district includes the ;urport "If 'ou had an
instance ~here thett was bad ~lhC'r and
thl' 1nstrumtnt S}Stem Wf'nl dov.n v.c\l tic:
stuck w11h no approach at all ··
• • •
Thl' Ol'" "stl·m lnov. n 3'-a I •... ltur
Dircd1onal ·.\1d v.111 not be prune I<
1nll rkrl'nle from buildings 3\ thl' nld
t1mn1dtrl'll1onal \\!>tern v.a\. acu>rd1ng Ill
\Ian \turph' the a1rpon·, asw;tanl
gl·ncrJI manang<'f
The 11IJ \OR (' ont'>. omni range 1
\\'ill'm -.c.•n1 out a "\b()..d~ signal and 11
hJd J 1,,, '' problems reflecting otT ol
tiuild1ng' '>.lid \1urph) "The LO.\ has a
<i1ngk·dirrt l1llnal signal It"s a tighter
c;1gnal '><' 'nu ha' e ft'v.er p~IC'ms v.1th
n•On. twn
.\1rpon olliuals Soa) tht'' ~\J)C'("t to ha' C'
thl' nl·v. ""' 1gat1onal S)Sl<'nt 1n operat 1nn
OC'\ t fall
· 1 h...-traC"CS ol bactena wt' fou nd do not
1nd1lale thC'rt 1'> an~ problem although
nl."ar \1a1n Bealh the~ ~rr a b11 higher
than 0\1rmal \\ ch~r s~ud tn 1nnouncm1
the t'lcalhl."\ had rt'Opened at J pm
\\ l"d nl·<,da'
.\bout 1 ·million gallons of ra~ stw~
v.ere d1 .... harged into t~ ocean folloY.mg a
malfunction Saturda\ at lht' main sewer
pump 'tattoo near tht Laguna Bt'ach C'tt)
•fa'I .\n C'mt'rgt'nC) b)pass S)slt'm au10-
ma11lalh dl\trled lhC' untreated sewage to
a p1pC"ltne that earned tht' effiut'nt hetwt"Cn
I 1no and 2.000 f~1 offshore
Th<' malfunctton wasn't d1~0,ered
until \unda' v.hC'n c1\\ maintenance
"'M .. <'" repaired the pumps. SomC' of the
rl'lc .. c,c-d <,ev.agc v.u earned bad to the
'hl1rd1nt· ti' th( v.1nds and 11de promplln&
l1,unt~ "3lt'r 111lic1als to proh1h1t be~h
\ l\l\lll"
.
SA woman flees assailant's
car, rape attempt in Laguna
~mronc \tole a S ~l\5 dartOl't
Thursda\ from a car par .. t'd 1n thl'.
11000 blocl of la '\aran1a l ourt
Coeta lleu
firl"d " bcl 1c-\l-d to h1' t' stolt'n a
buffer from the busint'Ss tn th<' 2700
blvck ,,f Harhor Boult',ard Tht'
buffer v.as 'alued 11 S .. Q;!()'
La&un• Beach
.\ vand theft ·of S500 cash ~-as
n l"'l'rtcd .11 Q J1 a m \\ ed~)
Imm 3 "\<I H<'athC'r PlaC't'
BJ LANCE IGNON ... ..., .......
A man wearina ora.n,e and white
pants and drivina an oranae car
aJlepdly kidnapped a Santa Ana
woman Wcdnc:lday and drove her to
Lquna Beach where he tried to rape
her, Police said.
Ford Es.con offe~ Mr • ndc to her
nearby home. StL Paul Workman
said. Sht' dad not know the man but
accepted the offt'r.
Instead of drivina Iler home, the
man headed onto the soulhbound
Santa Ana f rttWay. "Sh~ didn't want
to so and M said •You're go1na
anyhow: .. Workman said
v.-oman across tht' facr and bru1st'd
her forearms Sht' was otht'rw1sc
unharmed
The woman manased to esca'pt'
from the car and tht man's clutches
and ran away While walking down
the side of El Toro Road. tears
strnmina down her f~. M v.-n
notiad b)' a second motonst who
stopped to help The motonst dron~
her to a Jack-I n-the--Bo1 restaurant in
E1 Toro where * cal~ PQli«.
A bur&l.ar did not ta._e .in' thing
Wedntsda)' ""hen he got into• hom<'
tn the :!00 blocl ofV1ctona Strt'c.-t but
he did ta~e tht' opponwrn~ t<' v.a\h
his clothes and hlH a bttr Tht'
bruk-1n Y."'U ~poned at ~ p m • ... An emplo)tt wj\o was ~-en1h
Three-ye~r-old on tricycle
stnlck ·by truck in Irvine
.\ 3-\tar-Oki lf"\,nt' boy oa,.as in
m\1cal but s&abk condtl1on toda~
after he Y."IS s1ruck b) a pickup true\.
Jennmg'-l:ira._ed and swcn-ed but
tht' trud. strud. the youngster and
d~ him and tht tnC)clc about lO
fttt
The 23-year-old woman maftlFd
to fend off the assailant and escape
from thca.ron EITorolload. where a
pusina motorist picked her up and
drove her to a pbone.
The woman. wboee name was
with.hekl. was walkiat on Fint Slftel
ia Santa An .. ~·hcn a man i.n u OrlJ\IC
11 , ..
The man parked his car on El Toro
Road ar.at the Ca lifomi.a Cove hou1-1na clc~ent and. ··dc:mandcd
tex al onie point.·· Workman said. But
other than a thwaned ki"' the man's
advana:s weft u~. Durina
lbc Kutnc the mailaftl slapped the
Tht' man was dacribcd as a lahno
in bis t11e 20s •ith sho n dark ht1r and
~na a black ,can JXket aDd
oru&r and • hittt pents.
Ex-con arrested
i n a ttemp ted rape
en' td 8cnJam1n Buntt'1n was nd·
mg his -e" V.:hecl .. tn<')'C'k tn ~
'\ iOO bled of Blackthorn Street -.~n •
tht' ~1dent ocrufTed at about l.20
pm .. sa.1d 11"'-,nc Polict Ll Al Muir
John C'hnstophcT' Jcnntnp. 63. •-as
dmina east oo Blackthorn 1n the
Collett Park ~iahborhood w~n
8un1rin rodt his tnkc dlO~-n a
drhewa) and mto the p!lllh of
Jeoni • 1 7 Che'") pit'Rl). Muir
$aid
,
•
Nt'llh" Jennlll&J nor t~ bo) CCNld
1tt e.ach other befOtf the acadc11t
~ausc of parked cars lhtt oblcuftd
'1~ Muir wd Jetma"P. speed was
not a factor, t"lt.hu, ~said.
Orangr Count) Fu~ paramcdia
tft'atcd 8untt'1D at thc scene and lOOk
h 1 m to \\c'.,cstcm McdQJ Cccttr in
Sanll AttPf6r trc::allnmt of muh.apk
&brulons and possi blc 1n\t'mal 10-
j unn, Muir satd.
•
Soviets cancel I summit session
HELSINKJ. FiAlaftd (AP) -The
Soviet Unaon today abruptly
c:anoelcd one of President Rcqan•s
mectinas with General Secretary
Mikhail S. Oorbaebev and quc lion·
ed the composition of a rth11ous
rup scheduled to meet wt th Rcapn
1nM~w. The session. called ofT because of
' what the Soviets Cited as .. some
internal function," was one of five
that Reapn had scheduled over four
days wath Gorbachev
Overall. the president suit will
spend sjit hours with the Soviet leader
because the remainma sessions will
be expanded, said Whne Hou~
spokesman Marhn Fnzwater.
"I rqard it a~ routine." Fitzwater
said. as Reapn ~nt the day in
seclusion at a aovernment guesthou~
makina preparauons for his talk~ in
Moscow.
Tbe summit encountered another
alitcb when word reached the pres1 -
Ckntial pany taking a rest stop 1n
Fin.land that the Soviets had ques-
tioned the pan1c1pat1on of one of the:
relia,ious groups due to meet "1th
Reapn at a moncstary on Monda}
"The mcetina 1t~lf1s still on as far
as I know ... Fuzwatcr said He said he
did not know which religious group
mi&ht be excluded.
lleapn also plans to meet separ-
ately with a group of Jewish ··re-
fusertiks" who had been unable to
obtain exit permits for Israel
Fitzwater said he was unable to vcnf,
1 rcpon that tv.o of them had been
intcrecptcd by Soviet authont1cs on
their way to Moscow from uningrad
His first visn to the count I') he once
denounced as "the evil empire" was
already clouded by failure of a U .S
eff'on to oust Gen. Manuel ..\nton10
Noriep. the m1litaf) ruler of Pan-
ama.
AftCf' the summit. Gorbachev will
Conventional fore es of NA TO
must be improved, adviser says
BR USS ELS. BclJ)um (AP)-NATO's chief m1htary
adviser said today the U.S . .SOv1et trelt)' to remove
ground-launched. 1ntennedi1tc-range nuclear missiles
means NATO's conventional forces must be unproved..
West German Gen. Wolfpn1 Altenbura. chairman
of NATO's panel of chiefs of staff, said he has found no
evidence the Soviet Union will cut back its military.
"The> (the Soviets) art not able to define 1n which
"I) their stratta) has challJcd from an admmedl>
offensive to a presently defensive strategy," he Slld.
Altenburg spoke after 1iv1na NATO defense m1nis-te~. at their regular sprina confertnce. a routine briefina
on So' 1ct m1htal) capab1ht1cs.
He also predicted the NATO allies will formally ask
Ital) 10 accept the transfer of 72 U.S. F-16 Jet fighters that
are to be remo'cd from Spam w1thm three years.
ources said them in1sters discussed how the transfer,
estimated to cost $500 m1ll:on. should be funded.
A.hen burg said this would hkel) be done through NATO's
1oint infrastructure program
"I am quite surt that all members of the alhancc&&rec
that we do this economacally."
The 12 JCtfiahters. compnsma the U.S. Air Force's
401st Tactical Fiahter Wing. arc to be removed from the
TorreJon Air Base near Madrid under a Januaf)
agm:ment between Spain and the United States.
Altenbura said the Soviet Union still views NATO as
an offensive alliance and that it shows nosiansofreduc1n1
its military outlays. "There 1s no evidence whatsoever in
that respect that things have really chanaed."
He added that unabated JTOwth m Soviet militaf)
outlays were linked to the treaty under which hundreds of
1ntermed1ate-rangc nuclear missiles will be removed from
Europe.
President Reagan and Soviet leader M1kha1l
Gorbachev s1aned the treaty Dec. 8 in Washington.
"We think that af\er the INF treaty. the need to
maintain our convcnuonal posture . 1s more imporunt
than ever." he s~ud.
preside: al the first full-fledged Com-
munist Pan' conference since 1941.
but then.· "a·s no 1mmed1ate word on
"hether the cance llation of the sec-
ond of Rcagan-Gorbachc' sessions
on ~1onda} had an)' connection wuh
the pan} meetings
nuclear weapons. Reagan and
Gorbachev had hoped to make such
an accord the centerpiece of the 77-
year-old president's first tnp to
MO!ICOW.
Joined Reaaan o n his summit tnp
earl> today. carryins a full repon on
1he collapse ofnegouauons to remove
Noriega from power
Shultz was greeted bncfl} and
without ceremon) b> F1nn1sh
Fore1~n Minister Kalev1 Sorsa before
climbing into a black limousine for
the 15-minute ride to the guest house
where Reagan v.as staying.
for the Soviets. the pany con-
faence has 1ended to overshadov.
Reagan'!> fou nh summit mecung
"1th Gorbachev. since 1t will ~rve as
a test of 1he Soviet leader's economic
reform policies and his three }ears at
the Kremlin helm.
.\t the same time. 1hc sumr.:1t 1tself
ha~ lost an) e'pcctat1on of maJor
re!iults v.1th the failure of U.S and
So' 1c1 negotiators to complete a
treat} 10 sharpl) reduce long-range
In an interview Tuesday with a
group of West European jourahsts.
Reagan left open the poss1b1ht) of a
tif\h summit with Gorbache' before
he leaves office an Janual") -1f
negotiators ca!" complete the treat} to
reduce strategic nuclear weapons.
"I won't rule 1t out," Rcqan said 1n
a 1cxt released hert today. "I won't
sa) ti's impossible ... I would hope
that v.e can iron o ut the still un-
decided points before I leaH ..
Sccretaf}' of State George P Shultz
"I don't feel weakened," Reagan
had assured reponers after his post-
m1dnight landing. But he ~med
d 1sappo1nted -and at a loss on what
he might try next to force out Noriega
Shultz had SLa}ed behind to super-
vise the negot1auons held in Panama
betv.een Michael G . Kozak of the
State Dcpanment and Nonega
TWo white officers to hang
for murder of black youth
By TM Al~la&e4 PHta
JOHANNESBURG. South Afnca -Two white policemen today were
sentenced to hana for the murder of a black youth who was beltcn and then
shot dunna a police unit's drunken foray into a black town'1\ap. If the
uecuuons are carried out, it would the be first time an South Africa that white
policemen were ha~ for crimet committed while on duty in a black
township. Only six whttcs have been executed for k1llin1 blacks. Ker testimony
ap1nst Warrant Officer Leon de VilHen. 37,and Constable David Goosen, 27,
came from other members of their IO.man not unit who were prcssun:d by
police anvcstiptors into abandonina a cover-up attempt. Goosen and de
Villieri stood silently while the sentence was issued. but their wives and some
of the court personnel broke into tean.
France tests nuclear bomb In South Pacific
WELLINGTON. New Zc1land -France today detonated 1t1 btgest
nuclear test since I 98S in the South Pacific. explodina a bomb equivalent to
80.000 tons of dynamue. sc1cnt1sts said. The under.,-ound test. on Mururoa
atoll. was the second this year and the 97th 1n a sencs started in I 97S when
France abandoned atmosphenc testing 1n the South Pacific. said Warwick
Smith. d1rc<.·tor of the Scismoloa1cal Observatory in Wellinaton. Scientists at
New Zealand's monitonna station in Raratonp, Cooks Islands. recorded the
blast at 8:01 a.m. PDT Wednesday, saying u was an SO.kiloton bomb.
Vietnam to withdraw 50,000 troops
BANGKOK. Thailand -Vietnam will withdraw 50.000 troops from
Cambodia by the end of the year and will pull out all its forces by 1990, the
official Cambodian SPK news agency said today. The Soviet news aaency Tass.
repon1ng from Hanoi, also reported the pullout announcement. SPK quoted a
communique from the Ministry of Nauonal Defense as saying the soldiers
would be returning home from June to December. Remaioina troops will be
placed under the command of the pro-Vietnamese Cambodian aovemment.
SPK said. o\ 50.000-troop pullout would be by far the largest of six partial
wtthdrav.als Vietnam claims to have made since 1982
Six more bodJes found at Golden Temple
AMRITSAR, India -Six more bodies were recovered from the Golden
Temple complex today and poltce said at least two of the vicums had been
toru.red to death by Sikh radicals. Unued News of India rcponcd. Authont1cs
said as man) as 15 other corpses could be buned around the temple, Sikhism's
holiest shrine On Wednesday. two human skeletons. one a male and the other '
female. were reco .. ered by mun1c1pal workers from the complex, for a total of
eight bodies or remains found o'er the last two days. Amntsar Police
Superintendent Baldev Stn$h said at least two of those discovered today were
"people tortured and then killed by Sikh terrorists" and said a search was under
wa} for more •
1 Round table proposes reforms
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State must cut Writers reject pay offer,
lake diversion agree to meet Saturday
I education reformc; to end "'hat 11 calls businc<ss communtt} wants 10 help .. largcl)' superficial C'lect1ves and gen-
1
a .. c)cle of failure·· in Cahfom1a break that C}cle of failure.. era I education cour~s."
schools The Roundtablc plan. prepared b~ -Once: students have pas~d tests I Dramatic change 1s necessaf) to Berman. Weiler o\ssoc1atcs consult-pro .. ing mastef) of the core. the}
I prepare students for the challenges of ants 1n lkrkele) and offer((! as could spend the last two years of high
I
an increasmgl} complex IA.Ori.. place. recommendations to school admm1s-school in a vanet) of specialized.
and to reform a S) stem that al read} l'i. trators. parents nnd the state govern-career-onented programs. including
failing to meet toda) 's needs. officials ment v.ould re' amp the tradttional college preparation. , ocational or
of the California Business Round-S(.hool career. technical education or the ans. Th~ I table said Wednesda) during appear--Fr~e preschool and k1nderganen "post-JO" programs would be offered
ances tn Los .\ngeles. San Franc 1sco "o uld he a' a1lable 10 any child v. hose b\ pub Ii{ high school~ or public or
and Sacramento pare nts s~-ei.. 1t \\tth public and pn' ate colleges and communil) col-"Ncarl) half of our s1udcnts drop pn' ate preschools compeung for legcs.
out of school or are bare!\ literate state contracts Enghsh language 1n-
whcn they graduate ... said Jo~ph st ruction v.ould bcgtn here for foreign State schoolo; chief Bill Honig
Alibranda. head of the Busmess language speakers 1n hopes of keeping agreed 1A.1th most of the repon ·.,
Roundtable's education task force m1nont} and 1mm1grant children retommcndat1ons. but obJcctcd
and chairman of Whittaker Corp from falling behind their pec:rs. strenuous!} to a proposal to create
"Without maJorchangc more than -Instruction in grades one go,erning board!> for each of the
I million 1A.1ll ha'c dropped out through 10 "'ould emphasize a basic state's 7.500 schools
S.\CRAME"ITO (..\P) -.\n ap-peal~ coun ruling requtnng the state By Tbe A11oclatN Pre11
10 reduce Los .\ngeles' water d1 -LOS ANGELES -Stnkmg scnptwnters rejected a proposal to rtv1se
'ers1ons from the Mono Lake Basin 1s residual pa) men1s for one-hour prime-time tclc\ ISIOn shows but agreed to
a maJOr step tov.ard savtng the sccnir m~t "tth producers this weekend tn efTons to end their 12-wcck-old stnke.
lake. en' 1ronmentaltsts say. The Alliance of Motion Picture and Tclev1s1on Producers also offered dunng
Manha Davis. executive director the five-hour federall> mediated bargaming session Wednesday to extend their
of the Mono Lake Commmee. said proP;O!>Cd contract " 1th the Wn ters Guild ofAmenca from thrtt years to four,
Wednesda> 1ha1 the ruling could said WGA Executl\ e Director Bnan Walton. but that too was rejected by the
force Los >\ngeles to gi ve ap 40.()()()(p. writer!.. Wednesda} 'stalks. held at the AM PTP's Sherman Oaks offices. ended
50.000 acrc-feei of water a \~r at .t· 30 pm "Ith the agreement to meet again Saturday Both sides have
"ll's not a big step from there to the suffered from the v.alkout o"cr creative control on the set and m1dual
70,000 acre-feet of water that Mono pa> men ts for both one-hour syndicated tcle' 1s1on show reruns and works
Lake needs to remain health).'' she • d1s1nbu1ed 1n foreign coun1nes
said. suggesting that el)' 1ronmen-·
tahsts could get the addtttonal \\atcr Navy dentlst cleared of all charges
\hrough negot1a11ons with the cit) or
another pending lawsuit
The ruling. issued Wednesda} b) a
panel of the 3rd D11;tnct C'oun of
Appeal. said that Los A.ngeles· water
1mpons from the basin must be
reduced to ma1nta1n fish populations
1n stream beds that end at the lake.
State panel says revenue shortfall less than predicted
rWENTYNINE PALMS-All charges against a Na.vy den(tst, who once
faced a rnun-man1al for fratcrnmng with an enlisted man she later mamed,
"'ere d1.,m1sscd Wcdnesda)'. a m1lttar} official said. Testimony dunnga 4-ho ur
m1ltlal") adm1n1strat1ve hearing Tuesday showed that Navy Lt. Kathleen
Maiure. 29. had rece1\cd v1nually no instructions about fratern1zat1on pnorto
her am,al at the Manne Corps Air Ground Combat Center in thlS descn City.
said Chief Warrant Officer Doug Hauth. "MaJ. ·Gen Gene A. Deq.an
determined that Lt. Mazurc has commttted no v1olauon of the Uniform Code.
of M1litaf) Justice. and has d1sm1ssed all charges." he said A rccCflt rtpon for
the Sccretar} of the Navy, presented at .!he heannt also showed that
fraternization was common 1n the Navy, Hauth said. t. Mazurc had Sttn
relationships between officers and enlisted personnel at her last asS1gnment m
Jackson'llle. Fla. he: said. •
SACRAMENTO (AP) -.\state comm1ss1on
says California's revenue picture 1s reall} some-
what bnahterthan the gloom ) one painted b) Go' Geo~ Dcukme11an.
The Comm1ss1on on State F1nanc<' said
Wednesday that the revenue shonfall 1s actual!)
$308 m1lhon less than the $2.3 b1lhon projected b}
the Republican governor
That's becauie DeukmeJ1an 1s blaming tait
conformity law for most of the problem and
therefore citpccts ll to recur in 1988. while 11's mo~
ltkely the shonfall was partl) caused by one-time
taxpayer behavior changes, the comm1ss1on staff
said
Meantime. Deukme11an met for 45 minutes
Wcdnesda) wi th four top leg.islauve leaders to
discuss for the first time his plan of tax increases
and cuts and other measures to plug the gap
The leaders said they were hopeful of an
agret'ment. but wanted better fiaures from Deu-
kmcJt&n about the impact on taxpa}er classes of
the $41 0 m1lhon income tax increase and a
proposed reduction 1n the welfare benefit increase.
Pohq Economics Group. also predicted the la\
shonfall would not happen 1n 1988
"We realize that no one knows exactly where
the problem hes," said Brad Wilham of the
Comm1~s1on on State Finance staff. "While v.e
believe o'er half of the shonfall 1s o ngoing. we
believe onc-ume responseuo federal tax reform in
the last tv.o )'cars al~ played a role."
The Comm 1ss1on o n Sta tc Ft nancc concl us1on
1s s1m1lar to the theor} advanced b) a consulting
firm hared by the Franchise Tax Board. That firm.
In other words, much of the SI b1ll1on income
ta>. shonfall that occurred this spnng could well
have been the flip side of the SI b1llton income ta>.
windfall the state cxpenenced in 1987 and that led
to the SI. I billion tax rebate last fall.
SAN CLEMENTE HOSPlT AL
M1y•
(°) nth1a and Peter Manin. San
Clemente. bo)
May 10
N1 k1 and Carl Gennaro. Laguna
N1guel.11rl
MISSION COMMUNJTY HOSPITAL
-April U
Mr. a nd Mrs. Richard John Osborne.
Laguna N11uel. bo)
April 30
Jill and Steve Forbath. Irvine. girl
SAINT JOSEPH HOSPITAL
April•
Denise Gcnch1 and Danny Man1nez.
Costa Mesa. boy
May•
Kathleen and Thomts Miller. Foun-
tain Valley. girl
May 12
Laurtn and Bob Schwina. Costa
Mesa. &1rl
Anna and Guy Giffen. Costa Mesa.
airl
Kathy and Robcn Taylor. Costa
M~.ajrt
FOUNTAIN VALLEY
REGIONAL HOSPITAL
April 11
lkborah Ann AJ~ander. Hunt-
inaton Beach. boy
Bndact and J0tcph Labor. W~t
minstcr. boy
April JI
M)hanh Thi N1u)'cn and Chai Van Nao. Wmminster. bo.J
Heattw:r and David oeau11e. Hunt-
inaton Bach. &li1 . .4fitJ It
TcrT)' and Sttphcn Grqory. Hunt·
irttton Bcxh. bOy
DOnna ind Jamn Sapp. Huntinaton
Btach. 11rl
Mina ind~ Parkcr. lrvine.11rt
ChmtJM and Stephen Howe, Hunt·
•naton Stach. bOJ ""'11 H L~daa and J05eph Scickman. Foun·
1a1n VaJ~y. bfl)'
Plmtl.1 •nd E4"i11rd Chudlcy. Wes&·
m1n1ttr. bo
Andrea and Joseph C1tarello. West-
minster. boy
Kathleen and Brian Fl)'nn. Hunt-
ington Beach. bo}
April %1
Debra and Kelly Ewing. Costa Mesa.
girl
Deanne Jeanne Huntung. Hunt-
1hgto11 Beach. bo)
Kenda and· Waylon West. Fountain
Valle). boy
Margarita Sosa and Roben Miller.
Huntington Beach. girl
AprtJ U
Kell) K1lpatnck and Enk Wacker.
Hununaton Beach. boy
Manl)'n and James A.tch1son. West-
minster. bo>
Thu> "Sus1c''Thanh and Tron& Quoc
Bui . Costa Mesa. boy
AprUU
M1C'helk Hunt and Kirk Grondorf.
Hununaton Beach. 11rl
April U
Linda and Michael Ca~ntcr. W"t·
minster. boy
Clara W. and Rctzon U. Chcn. lrv1nc. . r1 ~11e and Emcteno Loera. Hunt-
ington Beach. &trl
Susan and Dennis Pollard. Hunt-
in1ton Bcach. airl
April n
Carol and Rudy Scon. Huntmaton
Bcach. 11rl
Camt and Reybtn Covarrubia Wc\lm1n~lcr. bo)
Jtll and Scott Bucldcy. Huntincton
Beach. 11r1
Patnc1a and John Reill}. Huntmaton
Beach. boy
Debra and John Dobrcncr). West-
minster. airl . ...,...iu
Shem and Ra)mond Tht.andtt.
CMta M~. bo~ '
Kattn and Mark Schwant111Labtt.
Hunt1npon Bcitch. bot'
Knncn and Ornn1s CiroltO. Hunt•
inaton BtKh. ho> ~n Tcmkt nd Ian •c~cnton. ~•
Teen missing for four years found safe
APPLE VALLEY -A teen-ager who 'an1shed 1n Nonhern California
nearh four }ears ago was located Wednesda} 1n this high descn community,
li ving v.1th a man who wastaken into custody. authont1es said. San Bernardino
County Sheriffs depuues arrestt'd Patock Mic hael McOcary. 40. for
'"'cst1ga11on ofk1dnappmg after the bo). who IS now 17, was discovered at a
home on Chipmunk Street, said shenffs Dispatcher Debby Newman. She was
unsure 1f the house was McClcary's home. Chnstopher Elias was 1-3 when he
'an1shed in Jul) 1984 from a recreation area in Lake County. 100 miles north
of San Francisco His mother rttently r~1ved an anonymous up about her
son'!> whereabouts. the d1Spatchersa1d. She said the t1pd1dn't pan out. but it led
10 an invcsugauon that did
Mesa. girl
Lisa and David Saling. Huntington
Beach. bo)
Barbara and La-....rence Bottorff.
Huntington Beach. boy
April 30
Susan and Rodne) Gambk Costa
Mesa. bo'
Rowena ·and Fraser. Huntington
Beach. bo) , '
Cynthia and John Stnna)lam. Costa
Mesa. a1rl •
D1al\C and Paul Sossong. Irvine. boy
HOAG MEMORIAL HOSPITAL
Mit5
Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Crosson.
lrvme.J1rl
Mr. un Mrs. Daniel Catalano. Hunt-
ington Beach. bo}
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Meter. Irvine,
bo)
Mr. and Mrs Bryan Lona. Costa
Mesa.11rl ·
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Eldrcd&t'.
Irvin<.'. bo>
May•
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel McGcouah.
Irvine. boy
Mr. and Mrs. Joteph McKa)'. New-
pon Bc1th.11rl
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Str~Jlutla, Costa
Mcsa.11rl
Mr. and Mn. Ho~ard Kiel, West-
minster. &irl
Ma,r,.7
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Clemm).
Huntinaton Beach. boy
Ma1I
Mr. and Mrs Jerome Pull. Wnt-
min.tcr airl
MaJI
Mr. end M~ Jamrs C111wf'otd CO&ta
Mc$1 11rl ., ..
Mr. ind Mn, Ciary Orldy. Hunt•
inaton Btath. bOy
Mr. end Mn. nk Ktllion. C'OMI
Mesa. boy
Mr. Ind Mn. Ed-•rd fOlttr. Corona
*I M1t.1iff
Mr. a..t ~B. RObtn Qy twpon
Btact..
..
Mr. and Mrs. Cabell Cobbs Ill.
Irvine. girl
M1y lJ
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Kostnk1n. Hunt-
ington Beach. girl
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Sobczak. Irvine. . I ~r-and Mn. Dante Senese, Hunt-
1n1ton Beach. gi rl
Mr.and Mrs. Mark Lases. Corona del
Mar. bo)
May It
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Taylor. Corona
dcl Mar. boy
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Gardina. Irvine.
bov
Mr. and Mrs. Llrry Pratt. Costa
Mesa. boy •
May 1t
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Sayer, Hunt·
m11on Beach. boy
May IS
Mr. and Mrs. Terry Alt. Irvine. boy
Mar ti
Mr and Mrs. Philip Bartholomew,
Llauna Niaucl. boy
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Dok&, Irvine.
1irl
Mr. and Mrs. Randall Kunm. Costa
M"'-boy •• -
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Walden, Cosu
Mtsa. Jirt
•in Mr. ind Mn.. Alft'ed S.licivtr, San
Juan Capi1t111no. 11rt
Mr. and Mn. Hannon Canwdl,
Hun1inaton Beam. bOy
Mr. and: Mrs. RllSlflLDcnt. lrvi -bOy • ... , ..
Mr. and Mn. C)'Tillt Mttailil. Cou
Mesa.ho)'
Mt. aad Mrs. Oms DiaJy .... New·
t:::' =t.5.-. Morril. HDnt· ..............
Mr.arid Mn. O.Mrit HuMint'on
BeKh.11;t ..., ..
Mr. and Mn.· ltollen ......,...,
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Iran-Contra immunity makes
a fair trial difficult, judge says
WASHINGTON (AP) -The
Judac in the Iran-Contra case said
today that the conarcssional immuni·
ty aranted Oliver L. North and two
co-defendands could make tryana the
th~ on consetracr. characs a "prac·
ucal impossibility ·
· U.S. D1stnct J udae Gerhard A
Gesell raised the problem at a heanna
on the difficult) resuhana from am·
munizcd testimony given to Conaress
by North. a formt'r National Sccunt)
Council staff member: former presi·
dential National Sccunty Adviser
John M Poindexter. and bus1 -
nt'ssman Albert Hakim.
Gesell made no ruhna on the
question of procttding wuh tnal and
is not expected to for some lime
But the Judae told auomeys 1n the
case that under normal trial
prattdures. a defendant could take
the stand and be questioned by a co.
defendant about testimony gJven
earlier 10 Conarcss.
In this case. Gesell said. none of the
statements aiven Congress under I
grant of limited 1mmun1ty from
prosccuuon can be used at tnal.
··As I see 11. It is a pracucal
1mposs1b1hty to try the conspiracy
count'I " Ge~ll said "If you tf)
them (the defendants) together. you
'1olate the 1mmun1t1cs."
uesell said S(parate tnals also
would raise a problem be-cause the
defendants might not be able to call
each other a)"' 11ne~scs 10 defend their
own pos1t1o n!I For instance
Poinde~tcr could refu~ to testafy that
he authorized North'sact1v111es 1n the
Iran-Contra affair 11 subpcx~cd by
Nonh·~ laW}en
North, Po1ndc.\ter. Hakim and
businessman Richard V C)ccord arc
characd w11h conspann1 10 turn a
lawful prcs1den11al d1rect1\'C to sell
arms to Iran into .tn illegal enterpnsc.
which included profi ting from the
weapons sales and assmance to the
Nicaraguan Contra rebels dunn1 a
ban on ~uch aid ~·l urd dad not tesllf>
under an 1mmu111t\ grant
Barn Simon Jltorne\ for Nonh
argued· al tht• h\".tnng that the cast"
should not go lof"-drd ht-cause the
prosecution stall 01 Independent
C. ounS<.·I L a"rt 11Ll' l "'al5h and
grand JUI"\ Y>1tnn,,., Y>rn· npo!IC'd lo
th1· immun11t·J IL''l1mcin\
Orange Cout OAJLY PILOT1Thur9day. May 29, , ... * A.a
State Department
seeks new options
for Noriega ouster
\\.\SHl'\;(,TO' 1 ~P1 -l \
d1plom.ah lx·~n d ruund of L·on .. ul
tatmn\ "-Ith L..11111 \menean ao,ern·
mc-nl\ 1t.JJ, 1n J '>l.' • .rth for nL'"'
option' ''° hr111g1ng about the de
parturt· of < 1t·n \1.inuel '\ntonm
NoneK.J lrom PJnJmc1 a State I~:
partmL'nt ol11uJI ...i1d
"'\\1\IJ111 "t r IJf\ uf \!JI<' E: 111•111
A.hrJ lll' '-!1J I \ .imha.,wdor\ v.t•rt
in\truLtnj 111 \\LI-Jd'HL" from tlw
pr\"\ldL·rih Jnd thl" l11rngn m1n1\ll'r'
ul lhL 11 rl ,,.,.,.\\ 'l , 11un1ne~
tdl tht·m "ho.11 happc-ned in detail and
to J\I.. lur tht'lf ild\ ICC IO helping US
m11\1• IOf"1trd ..
Kl·pubhL.rn •nd Democratic ~M·
"'" ha1kJ thc \ollap~ of U S efforu
to 11rgot1atc 11-.un<'ga ~ dC'partu~. and
thl <ountr. '> an11-Noru.-p am·
hJ\-.JJ11r ..aiJ !Lida\ the l n1ted States
'h11uld l.-1 I .111n \mrnl3n) ~he the
prohkm
Brain stem
defect may
cause autism
Meese launches aggressive
campaign against detractors
\brJn'' \I\< I-\· l o 1r~1nrrs altc1 J
do\lJ J,,.,, 111u·1111t ot thl' ~n.ttl
f url·1gn KdJt111n' t 1mm1 1tt•e 111 d"
lU" tht IJ l\d .1um1nl\tra1111n JI
trmpl "' nl~• 11J11 '·'nt·gd ~ ll \I~·
nat11ir• .1, .il tt·n,, \hid JnJ 111'
Jt•pJ1tu11 rr .. rn l'JnJmJ
· \\ L hq:111 111JJ ' .i ll•und 111
\1111,ultJl111n' ' 1h Jt·molfJL I<''
throul(h11u1 I .1: \nH riLJ .\hr am'
\aid ( .ihk ' .,, 111 uu1 la\t n1gh1
IO\llUl lllltt ••UI JlllhJ\"1Jur~ Ill \l"l"
thL prL'\IJ«nt' 11• 'hl 1r ho\t l"nuntr11·\
to<lJ' .1n<l 1h(' l11r\·1~n m1n1\l<'~Jnd 10
.• \ 1111111 111.'<IPll JI\" not up~I that II
ldl .1pJrt \JIJ '\rn John Kt'm [).
\1 J" 1h,• morning Jflt•r ')ecf"('tan of
~t.11<· ( •<'<•rttt \hull/ told a haslll)
JrrJnlo!nl llL""' 1onll"rl'nCt' that "'Jor·
l'ltl-'I hJ.J r1 JL"< tt·J I ':I proposab for
~' ll''ll\llJt11111 ,1, Jt<knSt-l hlt'I and
h" I< lllli\•r JI' lkf'Jflure lrnm Pan·
Jiii.i
Hut l\,·11' ...i1J in an 1nter,,1e\lo on
·HH I\ ' r, ••K.I \1urn1ng .\men·
\J :I JI th nq~<llldllOns 10 oust
'"' '~·' hun l \ lort·1gn polic~ .. und
JI\ '' nt .1 It rr1hk me'IS<&IC \lo 1th
fl"\11(\' l IUI .1t•1hl\ Ill d(I Wmt'th1n¥
Jh.iut 1h1 11Jlll•ll•' 113flil ·
BO\ TON I .\P) -.\n unfortunate:
m"::up 1n the growth of the brain
before h1rth ma~ he responsible for
aut1!1m. according to re~arch pub-
lished toda)
Rescarcht'rs who made scans of
v1ct1m)' brains found that one struc·
turc buried dt'ep "'lthin the head 1s
often poorl) dc,elo~ While thi'>
may not be the sole cause of autism. 11
could help explain many of the weird
and stubborn s~mptoms of th1!>
illness
Dr Enc C ourchesne and colleagues
from Children·., Hospital Research
Center 1n l\an Diego pinpointed the
abnormallt) in a region of the
ccrebellum. which lies at the base of
the skull Thie; structure helps control
movement. karn1ng and some kind'>
ofbeha' 1or
WA~H I NGTON I l\P)-A.ltomn
General EJ\.\in Meese 1111!> wagangan
aggrcss" c campaign 10 offset the
pol111cal damage his legal troubles
ha\e caused the Republican Part).
sa)) a congressman
In two meetings \\edne~a) wh1lh
he 1n111ated. Meese made clear he has
no 1ntcnt1on ofre~1gn1ng and intends
10 ad' an(c the tunserva11ve agenda
an the "'anmg months of the Reagan
admin1<,trat1on. u1d participants an
the dlS<.U\Sions
He said the Jus11n~ Department
will aggressl\t:I) prosecute child
pornograph} ta~s work to brC'ak a
IC>gJam on JUd1l 1al nomina11ons and
help lead the admin1stra11on'c; attack
on drugs
Meese offered an 18-pagc rebuttal
Medicare expansion
gets panel approval
WA~HINGlON (o\P) .\
ta1astroph1c health insurance bill
pro" 1ding the largest cxpan<,1 on ol
Medicare in the program·c, 23-)ear
h1stor) has cleared a ma1or l~1slatl\ e
hurdle
The compromise agreed to latt'
Wcdne~a) b) J Housc·~natc lOn·
fercnce comm111ee must win final
approval from Oath chamber;. but
that 1<, a foregone conclusion grH~n
the broad support that the barn.
measure retel\ ed last \Car whC'n 11
cleared tht• tv.o house\ 1n different
versions
tteaith and Human Sen ices Sc\.·
rctaf) Otis R Bo"'en told conference
committee members that he v.111
recommend that Prcs1den1 Reagan
sign the leg1sla11o n e'en tho ugh 111s
cons1derabh more amb111ous than
the measure proposed b~ the adman·
1stra11on more than a yc-ar ago
The has1c frame"'ork of the leg1c,-
lat1on has been in place for months
I
pro' 1d1n$ protL'd1011 tor o\mern.a\ I
I I m1ll1on Mt'd1carr rec1p1ent\
aga1n\I runa"'a' hu'>p1tal and
prc'>-.rtJlllOn drug hill\ JHumulatt'd
dunn~JLUle illnl'\\L'\
<;en Llo}d Bentsen D-Tc-\a!>
"'hll\l" rananct' < omm111t·c shaped
the \i.:n.ite hill Lalled thnumpromt'>(
··a IJndmark pint· of lcgl\lat1on
1
that \.\111 bnng ixacl' nf mind 10
m1ll11m'> ··
Rep Dan Rustcnl..o"''>l..I D-111
chairman of thL Hou\C "'a} s .ind I
Mcam ( umm11t l'e as '-"t:ll as the
Lonfrrent(' cumm1tteC' pra1!>ed
Bov.t•n for hi\ protractt•d l"Ok in
O\ercoming \Omc ohjt'Cll On\ within
the adm1n1stra11on tu "1n pres1den·
11al support for the ~1cd1tare C'\·
pans1on
Bo"'en made." catastrophic health
leg1!-la11on his top pnunt} "'hen he I
was appointed to ht•ad the flea Ith and
Human 5en 1u~'> Dcpanment a l11tle
more than 1"'0 \t'ars ago
Marcos examinedjust 2 days
before chest pairi complaints
By Tiiie A11octatH Pre11 • I
HONOLULU-A transplant spcc1ahst examined Ferdinand Marcos l\loO
da) s before the former Ph1hppane president entered a hospital complaanana of
chest paans. a TV stauon reported,.Dr L1\<1n15ton Wona. chief of St. Francis
Medical Center's transplant team. and two unidcnufied doctors -a
cardiologist and a kidney specialist from the Philippines -saw Marcos on
Sunday at his home here, KHON said Wednesday. The station P' e no soun·cs
for the report. Wong refused to comment on the report. Marcos spokesman
Gemmo Trinidad said he knew nothing about tht' reported v1s1 t. Marcos. 70.
remained 1n guarded cond1uon Wednesday night an the 1n1tns1 ve cart" unit at
the medacaJ ~ntcr. Trina<bd said. Earhet an the da). Marcos' ph)s1c;1an. Dr.
IXrek Pan&, ruled out the ooss1b1ht> of a heart attack. Tnnd1dad said
Judge sentences woman to blrth control
PHOENIX. Ani . ....:... A tecn~er who left her infant sons alone f~r thr«
hot days was ordered to pracuce birth control for the rest of her ch1ld-beann1
years by a1udac who rebuked her as a "child having children .. Other terms of
a lifet ime probation a1ven to Debra Ann Forster prohibit her from stt1n1 the
two boys a.s well as a dau&hter she lat~ bore She must also provide weekly
repons to the probati9n office on her birth control use Forster, 18. pleaded
JU1lty in April to twoco&Ants offelony child abuse for lea"'"& her two sons alone
tn an apanmcnt, withdut food or water. for three days last May.
Icahn wor~lng on takeover of Texaco
NEW YORK, -Takeover strategist Carl C. Icahn is offering a ~rd
brcakinaS 13.6<4 bilho n for Teuco Inc .• but the troubled 011 mammo th sa)'s the
proposal from its laf'IC't shareholder 1s a phon) "bear hua" pressure plo)
Icahn. who bouaht Trans World Airlines and has ch~ other bt& romp1n1n
such as USX Corp .. discl<>ted the S60-a-sharc ofTt'r late Wednesday an a letter
to Texaco manaaemcnt. He publicized the offer shortly after Texaco
manaaemcnt scrapped talks with him over how to restructure followma its
emeraen('( from bankruptcy-court rcorpnizauon 1.ut month.
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UPHOLSTEIY llC • ... ,.. ... c.... .... am -llll. CllTI •u.:su.11sa
· '"'°"'11. elly'•''
OPEN FOR LUNCH & DIN ER
MOnday thru f riday
1 l AM 9 P
to cn11c1!.rn ol h1~ J\\1\tJntc-to
'>Candal-plagucd "'cdtt·l"h < orp and
told another group ol 111n\('f\Jll\t''>
thc Fret' ( ongre"• Kl'\L"arLh and
Education Foundation h" LOnduct
has Ix-en c:n11reh propn
.\ta meeting \I.Ith It> rnn\l"n all't'
congressmen. ··a coupk of member<."
said thc-year-old cnm1nal 1n,e!lt1g.s-
11on of Meese 1\ rec.ultinll in "polit1rnl
damage being done · '31J Rolx-n
"'all..t•r R-Pa . head ul a group of
con-.er,a11ve House memht·rs callt·d
the ( onscnatl\e Opponun1t} 5o
UL'I' Walkcr said tht· uintnt 111
··poi11Kal damagr .. "'a'> to thc Re
puhhtJn Pan~ Jnd the prc$1dcn11al
campaign uf \Ill' Pres1dt'nt ucorge
Bush thl' 111..eh (,op nominee
Walll.'r sa1d.\kt·~ "'a~ told that 1f
he ,., ~111 nll I•• 1.1~L· .111 J~rt '>'>I' e $lance
inrt·~~'"'l'l11lflt1u'm 11 °1\goangto
ha' c tu ht· <J ',·n ~t"><l nlkn<;(' ··
Mct'\c.' .. Jll..1111~kJgcd he woulll
haH to tal..t• thJI lo.ind of (4g&reSSI\(')
pos1t1on 111 \ll n lhl.' poh11cal dam·
age.'' ..a1J \\all..u "He tclt he had a
dut\ in term\ •f h1m'lot'lf and the lav.
Senate approves measure
banning plastic firearms
and-pollt ll\ tci l k.ir the air "' I\ '>HI'<' 11 l' o\ Pl -ThC' \(:n ··~k mJi]L 11 4 uiit· dear that ht' ha' atl' ha!.JO•nt:J thL ll11u'>C 1n tak.1ng J 1rr
no llHL nJlun o l fl'\lgning:· \did ag..11n'>t plJ\\11 ~un' .... hcther the'\ ht·
"'all..n handg.un\ Jn1ll11 ·J t•1 pd\\ th routzh
Met.''K' alw met at hi\ 0"' n urging metal dt'lt'L lt•I\ 11r 1u\I lo\\
v. 1th 't·n11H t•d1111r' ot Tht' "'a\h1ng· R\ J '<•Ill' "''l th<' \enat\' on
wn T1mL"\ J l 111,t·nJtl\<' ne"''>papc.·r \\ninn<l;n JJ'JllU\l'<l kgl\l.tt11in to
thJt re<.L·n1h , Jlkd 1in the atturnc\ 1>utlJ"' thl rn.inulJdun.· ..ale 111
genl ral ll> rnittn pll\\c.''>'>ICln •I h.indguM made from
In a report on the inter' It'"' toda' plasllt 11r uthn "undctc:t tabk" pan\
\kt'\{ '><lid hl' .. rt·untl) ·· di\<:Us!>t'd that l"OUld I.'' Jd\" mctal detc-ltur<.
hi'> k-g.il probkm'> \.I.Ith Bu~h The mea,urt· pnmanh 1$ d1rn·tcd
Jt 11•11 '"''' Jnd airplane' h1JaclC'rs hut "-J' amt·ndC'd to include a
rl·4uirt·mc-n1 that all Im guns ha\.C
or:inll<' plug' 1n their harn"IC. to clear!)
1JL·n111' tht•m J\ ltl\\
I h" bill " dL ... gned to pre' ent a
r 1~h1mJr.: Imm h<-comint. reaht\ ·
\.lid \c'n H11v.ard ~et1enbaum [).
Oh 111 "h<i l o-\ponsored the legis-
la11on "''th "-en \trom Thurmond R-
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Keep politicians
on a short leash
Vote ·no' on Proposition 71
A decade ago. California's taxpayers began tightening the
rems on government spending. Two key elements o f that
process. Proposition l 3 and the Gann Spending Limit, have
served the people of California well.
Next month the voters must decide ifthe ume has come
to adjust one of those clements. There's widespread
agttement that the Gann Spending Limit should be fine-
tuncd, but the method proposed by Proposition 71 is not the
best wa}.
Paul Gann. one o f the measu re's chief critics. helped
write the arguments against Propositton 71 . Those arguments
remind us that the spending limit is flexible, but firm. It
provid es for increased spending by a formula that reflects
increases m population and the state's economy.
Proponents of Proposition 71 . which include State
Superintendent of Public Instruction Bill Ho nig. would like to
Stt the formula changed so the Legislature can spend more
money.
If approved. Proposition 71 would c hange the way the
spending hm1t 1s computed. The changes would raise the
spending cap and increase the a m ount of m oney state
govenment could spend. It would also require that state
appropriauon lim its for 1986-87 and 1987-88 be recalculated
to include the changes m settin' spending hmits for 1988-89
and future years. The recalculattons would let the state spend
$700 millio n more than currently permitted during 1988-89.
The measure would also change the designation of the
excise tax on motor vehicle fuel, weight and registration fees
from taxes to user fees. which are exempt from the spending
hm1ts.
Proposiuon 71 would allow all governments m Cali-
fornia to spend or retain taxes that currently could be returned
to the people or used for government programs with voter
approval.
Proponents of the measure claim 1t will pro' 1de m oney
for pubhc schools, roads and other public needs such as fire
and police protecllon.
Opponents sa} the money will be spent o n anything the
poht1c1ansapprove m the Legislature and the measure doesn't
guarantee increased spending on schools or public services.
The¥ say the onlx thmg guaranteed by Prop<>Sition 71 is that
the hmll will be lifted antt state spend11"1a will increase at twice
the rate the current hmit allows.
The Gann Spending Limn has served the people of
California well. In many ways it ha-s forced government on all
le,els to be m ore resourceful. It has also resulted tn some
problems that could not ha'e been predicted when the
m easure was approved by the voters. But that is not enough
reason to dump 1t.
A "n o" vote on Propos1t1on 71 will preserve the Gann
Spending L1m1t and keep state and loc¥poltt1cians on a shon
financial leash where the~ belong.
Re-elect Judge Knox
Supenor Court Judge R ohen Knox sho uld be re--elccted
to anotber six-year term on June 7.
Knox has 30 }Cars expenencc as a deputy district
attorney. lawyer and Judge. He is one of four j udges from
Orange County selected to lead a pilot program to reduce
delays in the coun system.
Kno>. received a "highl) qualified" ratmg from a
maJOnt) of the attorneys who rated him m a recent Orange
County Bar Association Poll.
Knox's opponent. Newport Beach attorney James
W1lkosk1, received an overwhelmmg "thumbs down" m the
same bar aSSOClatton poll when the majont) of lawyers
respond mg to the survey rated him as "not qualified" for the
positton of Judge. Wilkoski also received a below average
rating on his temperament and demeanor.
We believe that Judge Knox's record of public service as
a deputy d1stnct attorney, judge and one-ttme trustee of the
Occanv1ew Elementary and Huntington Beach U mon H igh
School D1stncts speaks for itself. He deserves our ''Oles.
INF treaty
Having cleared awa) o bstacles to the INF treat} 1n
negot1at1ons with the Soviet U nio n. the Reagan admin1s-
trat1on nov. faces even tougher bargammg with the United
States Senate ....
The administration deserves to lose this face-ofT with the
Senate for two kc) reasons: First. its attempt to reinterpret the
1972 Amt-Ballistic Missile treaty m order to promote the
Strategic Defense lnmative 1s so obviously contrary to law
and custom that it cannot bear dose scrutiny. Second, the
Senate's need 10 reassert its constitutional treaty powers so
obviously outweighs President Reqan's destre for a pro
forma dtplomatac ceremony with Soviet General Secretary
Mikhail Gorbachev that the White Houst is bound to blink.
Humiliation of the president is hardly 1 wise gesture
before the summiL Thcrcf~ Amencan cuizens ba~c a ri&ht
to expect the cxecuuve and lqislatavc branches to wort out
some fiK:e.savina laquagc to cover an adminjstration retreat
on Lhc ABM issue.
At no point should the Senate withdraw from its
in istcncc that treaty testimony offered by an incumbent 1
admfoisttation is bindina on future admini11rations..
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''Theturmo/lthatenguUsthestateAssemblythe edaysls. In the
maltJ. a factional PQwerstrugglethat bearslltUerelaUonshlpto
morality or even Ideology. · ·
(Fig.1)
(Fig.2)
QWhatdo
these
candidltes
have in
common?. ..
1\IE ISSUE OF CAMPAIGN '8S
.see ( Fig:1)
... they have ())(le.
Reform in Assembly won't
change basics of politics
SACRAMENTO -The turmoil
that engulfs the state Assembl} these
days is. 1n the main. a factional power
struggle that bears little mattonsh1p
to morality or even 1deolog).
The factions -the leadership
loyalists of both panics. the Gang of
Five. the Magnificent 7, the Gnul)
Bears and others '-'tthout colorful
names -arc maneu\C:nng for domi-
nance.
Few of the part1c1pants are willing.
of course. to admll that the\ arc
engaged in political turf battles. not
dissimilar in psychological content to
inncr<1ty gang wars. The) arc telling
the outside world that their struggles
are those of conscience and
philosophical content
To buttress those postu~. the
participants in the leg1slattve gang
rumbles have issued manifestos of
reform. saying that 1f they were
successful, the house '-'OUld be
changed for the better.
Just for the fun of 1t, lcfs set aside
the rcaltty and assume that the the
warriors arc being sincere.
The Gang of F1\e -a quintet of
Democratic d1ss1dents arra\cd
against Speaker Wilhe Brown · -
contends that the disc1phne imposed
b} Brown and the Democratic lo~al-
1sts prevent moderates and con-
scn att\CS from \ ot1ng thear cons-
ciences and/or the preferences of their
distncts.
The five say their reforms would
"separate the considerations ofpohC)
from politics" and "strengthen the
role of pohcy (comminee) chairs
through a more rational management
structure."
They arc endorsing the Common
Cause-backed poht1cal-rcform in-
iuauve on lhe June 7 ballot. which
would restrict campaign SPf!nding
and contributions and provide hm-
1ted public financing of lc&1slat1ve
campaigns
And the} are proposing structural
changes 1n the A.ssembl) itself. in-
cluding a s1>.-}ear limn on the tenure
of the speaker; some hmm on the size
of com mitt~. and some guarantees
that chairs. once appointed. cannot
be rc mo\ed before their 1wo-)ear
terms C\p1re without cause, a hm1t on
the number of bills that could be
earned b} an~ one member. and
removal of direct lOntrol o 'er cam-
paign funds b) the speaker and other
leaders
In add1uon. the fi ve are suggesting
a cons111uuonal amendment that
"'ould protect the~ sa}. a legislator's
'ote from being bent for political or
financial reasons
Clearly. the proposals would weak-
en the almost limitless power that the
speaker now cnJO)S over both legis-
lation and pohucal act1\-llles - a
twin role that man} cnt1cs bclic\C
creates systemic corruption
But the) 'wuld not. in fact. ~par
ate pohc} from politics. e'en if the
campaign-reform in1tiat1'e v..erc to
be ado pted.
The two factors that corrupt the
political S)Stem m Sacramento are
the full-time Legislature and the
inescapable fact that leg1slat1ve and
go,crnmental dec1s1on-ma~1ng has
enormous economic impact
Full-time legislators. b) their
nature, must wheel and deal to
remain 1n office. and lobbyists for
special 1nteresu. must wheel and deal
to ad' ance the economic position of
their clients. Nothing 1n any of the
r~form proposals would deal with
tho~ two factors. The) treat symp-
tom-;. not underl)'ing causes But at
the s.amc time. those causes -full-
t1m e politicians and deep-seated
economic interests -may be in-
DAN
WALTERS
escapable aspects of a complex.
dense!) populated society.
A.I best. the proposed reforms
"'ould make 1t easier for those who
sinccrel> v..ant to deal wtth substan-
ll\ c pohq matters to do so.
That's true. too. of the reforms
offered this week by the Asscmbl> 's
Republican Caucus They want, 1n
bnef. for the lcg1slat1 vc changes
enacted b) \Oters via the Gann
Initiative in 1984. and later m·
'ahdated by the couns. to be adopted
b\ the <\ssembh itself
·The} would: m bnef. make the
.\ssembly more ltke the Senate by
diffusin$ power now held by the
spcaler into a btpanisan Rules C'om-
mttlct' The changes -wntten b)
Republicans and earned b) Paul
Gann -would also guarantee min-
ority-part)' rights.
Both the Gang of Five and the
Republicans sa} they want to
eliminate"' hat the) call the "1mpenal
speakership:· although one suspects
that at least some of the reformersJUSt
want to be imperial speakers.
But the strong speakership. hke the
Legislature itself. 1s a morally neutral
institution. It can be used for good or
1t can be used for evil, depending on
the motives and the character of those
invoh ed holding office
None of the reforms. unfortunate-
ly. guarantees that qualtty md1v1duals
hold office.
Du Walters I• • 1yadlcated
t:al11moJ1t Ill S.crameoto.
If it weren't for bad luck, some
people wouldn't have any luck
Most of us eo through hfc and
discover we're fully capable of cmbar-
rassin1 oullves. We don't need help
at it. We d it jmt frne on our own.
thank )'.OU.
I'd htc t thtnk rm prett} average
on this kott But ma)' be not.
Oh sure. we all have av.kward
moments. those times when we say
the dumb things or make a soc11I
blunder liltd using the wrong fork at a
fancy dinnct. Sometimes we tnp and
fall and mf.e a fool of ourselves.
Sometimes e slam the car door an~
tum to wal away only to discover
o ur necktie 1s caua,ht in the door.
Tbcx thi~appcn Let's con s, shall we?
Durina first weeks at the Daily
Pilot I was 1nv1tcd to a retirement
petty for e city official in New-
pon Beach The paper's publisher
and editor ~re thett. We sat at the .ame table, n fact. Prc1ty cozy tufT.
The pub!' her, who I'd barely met
at the time but Vrho eeemod like a
PfC1tY joll)' llow. inll'Oducai me to his wife. I ooCS ·U~ leaocd over to
shake hcr~and promptly spilled my_ drink c her dress.
F«tuna , the publisher didn't
h1t me. Nci did the editor. But
~mi&ht as well have. In fan. I h~bly ~have felt bet&cr if they
1be publisher·, wife merely a -
CUtcd bmc~aod wetU.otr'to mop up. ~vif'l,rM ponder my future an .nornllism. "-5o.ndi dmstef suites durina
romanlk in vcb too r\'t tried to
lbw 1t cMn my memory. but 1 do
rte8JI °"' ()Q D'Oft tome )UJ"I beck
tlult wot 1 ~r tunt.
Piaurc lhft Dinna by candlcliaht
at a small Italian ra&a\11"1nt Oft the
waleftroai inSu DicaD. Tllc mood is
liPt and ~ut The 1trnospbM it romuuc. "Tbt man.; Aw rarom thllt
IO t.bit ay mnain imdcar. picb up
tftc c:iat*. ~ JHltndi"' be ,
needs 1t to see his menu. He pours hot
wax all over hts pants. It hurts. What
huns worse is the rcalizauon he'll
soon have tu get up and walk around
with wax all over his pants
Yeah. that was me. Oh well. hfc 1s
full ofltftle twists and turns.
There was the ume I strolled into a
swimming pool while rending a
newspaper. There was the time I
wrote a stof) about a woman who
ga'c all of her mone} to chancy. But
when the paper came out the story
noted that the woman had given all of
her monc) to a canary. And the~ was
the umc I said "amen" mstead of"I
do.·· That was m} wedding.
Then )OU vow up. settle down.
raise a family and your children
embarrass you. It seems to be their
dcsttn)'.
I came to rohz.c that most rettntJy
when I popped 1n o n an optn house at
the school where my son attends
kindergarten. My son showed me his
room. bis te.acher. a drawina of an appk tree he'd rcccntly completed, a
tiny tomato plant he was rat ins and
the Junale Gym where, no doubt. he
spcnds tne bulk of his time
We went to the science bb. We
went to the com puttt lab. We went to
the hbrary. Wt ~t to the princ:ipars
office. And, .-e-cnt lO l~ PTA hot ~ stand for a snack. Why noL r ft5he(f a dollar out Of my PC>Cket
and balidcd it to a n~y cfrcsaed
M>man. •hop~c Ryan hts hotd91-I
pointed R}'ln in lbe di.rtttion of the
condiment table Even a S-)IClr-oJd
s.hoWd be abk to fb up his own hot
do&. I fi&\Q'td f wuwrooa.
Ryan ·~hed tbt table Yfit.h auno and sidled up to 1 hUtc ~•t or
munard. He pLaced 01K of .his tiay
hand-°" the ph•:naicr and puJMa do.-n. H~ pi&Sbcd doWn hard. ,I mean
""''hard. l'm not SUR how to nplam what
~ neit. ~ the """*
STEVE
MARBLE
"mustard ~nade" comes to mind.
All of a sudden there was mustard
cvef)where. It was Oyina. A man
dressed 1n a suit that probably cost
more than I pay in property taxes was
the tim to 10. Mustard head-to-toe.
The woman next to him. his wtfe
perhaps. got 1t 1n the hair, and tht
woman bchmd her caught a couple of
gobs on her skirt.
I remember someone sa)"lna. "Oh
my God" and. out of lhe comer of my e~c. Stt1n1 a woman dciperatcly
d1g1ng mustard from her car. The
woman with the ~nrcakcd hair ap-
pcatcd to be iobbaoa. and the man
with the c•pcnsivc suit looked to be
on the brink ofa coronary.
I arabbed tome napkins and~
them out lO the various vic:ttms. I
didn't know ..Ut dtt lO do. I
mumbled IOCne&binsabout dJ'l' dean· ina and pic:kina up the bill. lut that didn't~ to cue tbt tension.
I c::aJUally faded beck into the
nowd. fouftd R~ aed Wend tti•
toward the c::ar l felt ltke I ns flecina
the scene of a C't'UM. whida 1J
probably about the lNlb of the
mauer.
Now I could ba~ tcfta.mcd and
retied at R)'lo. I could have spuked him. I C'OUJd ha~ m8dt him 11\0W
llwni for the out cWldc lO bUY that
poor man 1MW8tOOICI lrodtentu•t.. •t I didn't do any of'thlt
No, I fi1Und 11HS ~· lblff naM 18 &ht amily Md \Mte',a not
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DAJC WAL'l'Slll CoJwwnllt
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Cox's tactics
criticized
To the Ed.nor:
rm appalled at the cheap shot the
Cox campa11n sent out attac~ing
Nathan Roscnberi. Your cove~ to
date makes me suspect you don't like
Rosenberg and that's your priviqe.
But I think you should sharply
cnttc1ze the unfair. low-class 5"'Clr
tactics of Chns Cox (who piously ,ajd
the campaign should focus on 15Sucs
when asked about Dave Ba~er's
affair) and expose his hypocnsy.
PETER J. TENNYSON
Newport Bcl9ch • • • To the Eduor:
Thanl. you for your 1ntcrnting
series of articles about the oon-
gress1onal candidates for the ..oth
District. It is &ood to have reliable
information on which to base such an
important dec1s1on -more so due to
the fact that this \-Car. the race 1s wide
open and no tncumbent 1s runninf.:
What plls me arc the pieces of' hit
mail .. being sent to my home lately-
pnmanly from Chnstopher Cox's
campaign He makes wild charges
and accusauons againSt both David
Baker and Nathan Rosenberg. the
other two frontrunners. I have even
received phone calls from the Cox
campaign in which his staff tnes to
smear his opponents. Is this the level
to which campaigns have sunk?
I can only hope that the voters of
the 40th Dmnct will sec Cox for what
he ts and rCJCCt him on June 7 We
don·t need his kind of pohllcs m
Washington. He doesn't even deserve
to be elected dogcatcher 1fyou ask me!
LENARD E. DA VIS
Newport Beach • • • To the Editor
Last week you pnnted a letter from
candidate Chris Cox cnuc1zing his
opponents for personal and famil}
attacks He called on all congressional
candidates 10: "show some matunty,
please, and stop the name-calltna and
finger-pointing ... t thought -good
idea'
In yesterday's mail t received JUSt
such a name-calhng .. hit p1ccc." It isa
shin}. black and red. four-page flyer
attacking Nathan Rosenberg, his
brother and even his wife.
I read tt carefully trying to figure
out v..ho ~nt tt. On the back in large
letters 11 appears to 1dcnt1fy the
Ro!>Cnberg headquaners and gives
their phone number. but I knew they
didn't send 1t.
I read the piece again. turned 11
s1dewa}s and finally discovered. m
the smallest print the law allows
"Paid for by Christopher C'ox for
Congress··
Docs Mr Cox rcall) know so hnlc
about the 'oters m the 40th Con-
gressional District to think we won't
recognize that Cox said one th1ngand
did cxactl) the opposite?
DEBORAH E ALLEN
Corona dcl Mar • • • To the Editor:
The fact that Chris Cox has not
voted 10 the past four years IS
shockini enough for what It says
about his concern with pubhc issues.
but even more shocking is the fact
that the news media has chosen to
ignore this obvious evidence of
hypocnsy. What better way to ~udge
concern about )our community. The
nght to vote 1s the most important
right that we as Americans possess.
Choosing to 1snorc this n&ht 1s not
only 1mspons1blc. but 11 1s an act of
disrespect to our great nation.
What could Cox's former boss.
Ronald Reagan, think about him ifhe
found out he failed to vote for him in
the last election? Could it be possible
that Mr. Coll has never heard of an
absent« ballot'! He didn't even vote
while he worked in Washington.
These questions make me even
more nervous about the new. slick.
out-of-town pohucians who have
invaded Orange Count}' in the past
few months. I'll vote for someone
with a proven record who has been
here. workmg hard for Orange Coun-
ty. not for someone with so ltttle
respect for democracy that he chooses
not even to exercise his ri&ht to vote.
ANNE HARRISON
Newpon Beach
TODA Y IN HISTOR Y
Today is Thursday. May 26, the
1•7th cby of 1988. There att 219days
,lcfl in the year.
Today's highlight in history:
On May 26. 1868, the Senate
impuchmcnt tnal of President An-
drew Johnson ended with bis acquit-
' tal as 35 senators voted auilty and 19
not guilty on eaCh of the ctwtes
apins1 him. falhns one voteshon ofa
rcq,_u1rcd t•o-th.irds m.;onty.
On this date:
In I 86S, arranacmcnts ~ made
1in New Ortca~s for the sun-ender of C'onf~te fon:u west of the Missis-
5ippi.
lo 1907, llC\or John Wayne was
bom Manon Michael Morrison in
Winterset. Iowa.
la Ital, AaOn' f..4iitY ~tio~ thf ICLOft unioa. wu °"wired.
In 19-40. the t~tion Allied
troops from Dunkirk, France,~
In l 960~ U.N. Amt. tw Henry
C1bot ~ ICCliated die So¥ieb of ttld"-11 a mac1~ ieiide a ~
carvint or lM Gtt.M s.a ., tbe
UnncdSllta t1'at hid beealiwa ua sift to the U.S em._., i9 ~
In 1969. lk Apollo 10 ...,..u
muncd ~ 10 fMtlt ... a
MUllftil ·= ... i a tml lbra.tftries n-.. •••a ·
,,, fte .... "'"' ,,,_
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Oranoe Cou1 DAILY PILOT/Thursday, May 26, 1988 CE A7
Katy
Boucher
Brothers make big splash with teams
Newport
artists
go East
to study
Two former Corona del Mar
High School students have de-
cided to continue th eir education
far from home.
Danica Sberldan and Heathe r
Haskell, seniors at the Idyll wild
School of Music and the Ans,
Residenual Ans Academy, have
announced thei r college plans for
the fall.
Shendan,a theater maJor. will
be attending Clark Un1'<ers1ty in
Worcestor. Mass., and plans to
major in theater and design.
Haskell. a musical theater
maJor. has been accepted to
Connecticut College. She will
maJor in music or Engh sh.
Both 1oung women are resi-
dents of Newport Beach,
The ans academy is a residen-
tial high school for the visual and
performing arts located in the San
Jacinto. • • • Congratulations to Dione
D""Y ,,..,. ,....... by'** hu.u
Bloodt hicker than
waterforcoaches
of area swimmers
By KATY BOlCHER
°' -Oelt7 "-......
T)p1call) "hen ~ou ha\C three
brother. gro .... ing up in the famtl)
the' usualh pla) tight and compete
Tht.> Bandarulo. brother\ all grown
"'Ith fam1llc'> it their o"'n are not
fighting an' more -bul the' arc still
\Cf\ much 1n lompc1111on
Juhn Bandaruk 3"' Ted Bandaruk,
4 1 .rnd Barn Bandaruk '\9 all offer
pn,.itt l''>'>t>n' for Orange Count ~
'>\lo in ltJm'>
·v..l' all Sliirtcd '>"'Im lessons at an
ear'' Jtte .. SJ•d John .\nd from
thl'rl" i!ll thrct I u"> brother'> took Jllb\
as h!l·ttuJrds <luring the -.ummers "r-
v.c n110 lullege ·
Juhn hoi'> been tualhtng-"llh the
ht.> p 1t •m "1k Rita -tht' "'e"pon
H ,\...,1m Team n 'e .... pon Beach
lcir J 'ear\ Ted has coached the
Harbl.)r \ 11: .... \)"'1m Team in Newpon
Bcac h lor 12 'ears and Barn has
l >alhed Paofil ">ands Swim Team in
lllm11ngton Beach tor more than 10
't.:Jrc,
. John '>3)'S the 'ev.pon Hills s ..... m
T ta'l1 has s .... 1mn1ers from age 4 to 18
\lure than lb<. '>ludc:nts learn the
ham strolo.es such as the frc-est\ le
t->rc.-.. st\tro~e hac I.stroke and butterf-
h
· ··ecs1d~ the bas1~ for the more
ad' anced "'e also prepare the ltttle
unes to feel comforuible in the water ..
!>aid John ··v..e "Ork a lot on
brt"ath1ng and hod) pos111on and
keeping 1he1r heads under the "'aler
teaching them ho" to blov. bubble!>
This no1 onl\ makes them teel secure
but 1f b\ ace dent one should fall In
the ...,ater -the\ "'ould kno" what to
do"' 1thout panicking··
Tanlkawa,a senior at Irvine High
School. who rece1 ved S2 50 from
the Americanism Educational
League. which held its I 8th an-
nual Patnot1c Slogan Contest for
Orange Count) high school
seniors.
John Bandaruk &lvea individual help to a young awtm mer while developln& a good back.atroke.
John 1s proud of his students. too
(Pleue eee BR OTHERS/ A8)
Tanikawa won for her founh
place slogan "L1\ mg 1n Amcnca
-A L1felongCelebrat1on ..
But ... Tanika""a was not the
only slogan wi nner from lrvme.
Michael de la Mata,oflr\ me's
lJnJ\ers1t) High School \\.on $200
for fifth plac~. H 1s ent') was.
"The Price of Peace 1s Strong
Defense."
And Federico Navarro of Cor-
ona del Mar H 1gh School was the
proud first place winner in the
"mini-essa\ .. contest for his
essay. "The U.S ( onst1tut1on·
Founder of Our Nation .. Navar-
ro was awarded S 200
The con test a"'ards \\ere prcs-
en ted on Ma} 19 at Independence
Hall, Knott's Berr) Farm in
Buena Park There were 9, I 22
entries in this) ear's contest
Checks totahngS3.050. went to
32 students-plus I 0 honor
c1tat1ons and two trophies. Dr.
Robert Peterson, Orange Count)
supenntendent of education. and
Stephen R. Knott, panner.
Knoll's Berry Farm. presented
the awards on beh..:.:f oft he league.
Newport doctor's
discovery big aid
to acne sufferers
By KATY BOL'CHE R
Ol lbe Delly "*' ltafl
There is nothing mor<.' bcau11ful
than a gulden tan 10 g•' e \OU that
natural hl•alth~ glo"
But 20 H~ars latrr that unlc 'mooth
health' tool has turn('d into "nnkle-s
and n:d \Un '>pols ma) stan to appear
-all due tu those da\ s spent
lounging in 1hc sun
\1a~ be that's w h' so man\ people
arc turning to 1hc newest cream
dubbed b' man\ as ma'bc lhe ne\t
"Founta11i ofYouth." -·called Re11n
..\ II 1s supposed w dissolve wnnkles
-as well a' gel nd of the sun spots. a
possible warning of earl} skin cancer
Re11n '\. a trade name for 'ttamin
.\acid. wa <, ong1nall) used to com hat
acne h became apparent that oa-
11ents were e\pem·nc1ng an added
benefit - l lcar sl.1n and " nnkles that
were slo" h d1sappc..·Jnng
..\ Ne" port Bl'Jl h dermatologist
Dr Jame' Fulton '3)S ht· dnd Dr
.\lbcrt Kllgman d1,dnered the heal-
ing power'> of what" no" calll·d Re11n
\ wh1k lhl' tw.o d•>t IOl'S Wl'rc at thl'
l nl\er-.1t' of Pl0 r'ls,han1a The'
umduttcJ nu mcr. ., stud1l'S at tht
unl\ers1t\ and ha' c "n11en man'
article'> and books ,1n the subject Ill
skin problems
V. h1lc 1n1ern1ng Jt the unt'Cf'itt\
Fulton .rnended to J fem ale pre-med
student \\ho required emergene)
trcalml.'nl fur se' ere tat scratches H 1s
\1tam1 \\here the' ra1-;ed tour chil-
drl·n ~u<,.tn. 24 lame., I~ t-.clh I 'i,
and< 1corgc 11 ·
.. pal•l.'nt'' latcr OclJme h1~ ,qfe. Sara
In the late I %11'> the~ rdocated to
(Pleaee eee DOCTOR/ A8 )
Ollltr ..........
Dr. James Fulton. a Newport Beach dermatologl•t. ezam·
lnes the •kln of bis daughter, Suan.
Boating
lessons
offered
.\n,o ne "llh the destl'l' 10 sail av..a\
this summt•r "'<'n t ha\e to go far 10
learn ho"'
Orange ( oa~I College's Sailing
.\cadcm' 1s then-to train aO\one of
an' age in a' anet) ofboa11ng clas~
-SC:' en da\ '> a "'eek -)~ "'eeks a
H:ar
• Courses tn manne dt~I engine
Maintenance and small boat sun I' al
.... 111 be offe1C'd e' ening.s th ts summer
as "'ell as more than ~O d1fferen1
sa1ltng course" 1ha1 bq.1n V. edn~
da' the classes will be held at ()( <. ·s
Sailing and Ro" in& Ba~ locatC'd on
PaC1fic Coast H1ghwa) 1n 'ev.pon.
Beach The lal 1hl\ 1s situated ~
t"een the Balboa Ba) Club and tht c;ea Scout Base ·c ou~ are design~ for ~o
r.er; to the C\pencnced sa1lo~·· o;.a1d
Brad .\'er: of the Sa1ltng .\cadctn}
The contest was staned in I 97 I
b> Walter Knott, founderof
Knott's Berry Farm. It is con-
ducted each spnng b} the league
and is designed to promote ap-
preciation for the benefits of free
enterprise cconom1cs, hmttcd
government, and America's
heritage oflibeny and opportuni-
ty. as well as the pract1cal need for
strong national defense. Over the
past 18 years. nearly 7 5.000 high
sc hool seniors have panicipated.
The league is headQuanered near
Swedish students seek Coast hosts
\' l'" said 1n add111on lo tcach1ni
1he ba'\1Cs of learn1~ to sail. course.
~u~h a~ ·small 8611 Uf\ 1,al .\fter
()inl..ing at Sea." .-.111 ~ offered
·~1lors v.111 learn hfe raft oper-
a111n -ho"-to sun1 .. e tfthe boa1
>1r.i..... ...aid .\\er) ·Things hke
karn1n~ to male a solar sllll that cao
..::hangc sail "ater into fresh v.at~
han e<,t food from lhe sea and thin~
\ >u lan do 10 pro«t )Ourself from the
c <"ni:-nt<. until )OU are rescued arT
•hings that v.111 ~ d1scu~ ··
(Pleue see HONORS/ A8)
By JOYCE BODLOVJCH
Ot_D.itr,... .....
Looking for a cultural eltpenence')
The '>ummc:r Sv.~1sh Student
E\changc Program 1s in need ofho,t
homes for ~.S Swedish young people.
ages 14-18. and one adult female
ad' •~r Home arc needed from June
22 through Juh 20
..\ttord1ng to<. harles Douglas. the
program's local director and social
st ..id1l·., department head at '-ew port
Harbor H 1gh S<.hool the m n1str) of
education in 5to( kh1)lm hac; again
selected the Hun11ngton Beach. Costa
Mesa and '\r" plHt Fkal h area for the
cultural l'\l hanjll
··v.. e arc Ii~·~ i~ tor intl'n''lt'd
people w.h o unJl•r,t.tnd the 10' and
re" a rd of ha' ing a 'tutknt "'a' "1th them .. said Dougla' "!ill hac, leJ th1·
program for I \l'J~, \\ <' art• n11t
looking for ·rt·rfcl t h 11 "C .He
1nten:sted in "m.rn· 1nd1' 1du.1 1'
couples and t,1mil1l'" ''h I \1 111
e\chan1te idea' and i.. mm klitll'
Douglas ~·d all the SlUdl•nts ')flt"Jk
C\l'ellen1 10 p('rtc:ci English The 1i0~:
tan Jl:tcpt one or two student~ JnJ
half-programs (tv.o w~ksl a~ a' Jll-
able The cost fort he host 1\ mtn1'1,JI
hl ..aid
··The host pro~ ides nothing l'>ut
gr111;( r1n and ma)~ a little ga"t'lline
(Pleaae eee HOSTS/ A8 )
\\Cf' 'iatd e"en emergenc~ na' 1
~a·i. r dt'' 1ct'S v.111 ~ tauithl -such
(Pleaae eee BOATD'fG/A8)
Irvine Fine Arts Information Center needs volunteers
The lrvme Fine Arts Center 1s seeking volunteers to
serve as information assistants at the: ci ty's new
Information Center.
Volunteers wttl greet the public, d1rttt v1s1tors,
answer questions and telephone calls. The benefits will
include free use of the studios and reduced admissions to
events.
Tr&1nm1 on center act.Jv111cs and procedures wilt be
tchcduled. Volunteers arc especially needed weekdays
and Saturdays. Call Amy Aspell or Jan Johnson at
.552-1018 for additional information.
WaD for health In Huntington
The deadline to panidpatc in the second annual
Hunttnaton Beach Pnde Walk for Health has been set for
Monday.
Community membcnofall~attinvitcd tojoan 1n
the walk and t.ho third annual C()ft(OUn d'EJeance
vin• car $how, which wiU be held June fl 11
Hunttnaton Central Part. Proceeds from rqinrauon ftea tor the wark will be used to benefit the construction oftbe
H untin&\On Beach Cent fl.I Libraty·1 new children's win&. Early f'CIJstralion is S 12. ..-Ith the pncc IO\"I 10 S IJ
on the dly of tbt evcGt. Children u.ndtt 12 can •alk fret.
Call the Huntinaton Beach OWnbtr of Commerce ll
536-ll U fbr more information.
~·referral Rrrice
Tbc C'tl'J ort..Muna 8cidt bu inniatild a Community
hwrmatioe and Rdtrral Service.~ caHina 497·969' caidmts and Vl.ll&on may ,.;zive i fOmaatiOn about aDd memn lO soCial ln'VQ qt'ftCtn in l.Aluna ae.a and
Oraneie County.
The service co' ers all ages and eH~" 1' re ol ~octal
sen ice. The phone line ts open :!.t hour<> a da' ~'c·n da}~
a \\'CCk.
All calls arc treat~ contident1alh The <,ence ts
provided by CSP. Inc., and 1s funded b) ·the Cll)
Blood drive ln HUJJdngton
The Orange County chapter of the '\mencan Red
Cross will conduct a blood drive Saturday from 8.30 a.m
to I :lOp.m. 10 Hope Hall ofGnK't Lutheran Church. 6931
Ed1naer Ave., Hunttnaton Beach.
Donors may call 964-12$2 for an appointment .\
blood center also is locaced in HuntinJtOn Beach at 16882
Gothard St., Unit A. Monday throu&h Saturda)
Flrellghten .eek YOlanteers
TiiC °'11lll!C County Fire Otp&rtrncnl is !ttk•n.a
"ohu:itecrs to JOin the department's hand cttw fortt. •
aroupof rilii~ votun1tet1 who ..Ut carttr fittrtlhtcn at
1tru.ctutt fires, wiklt.nd Rres. ftQod a.nd other emcra·
cncics..
Pole:otial volunteen IS'mt live ftO m<>ft than 20 minuin from the Ccw '°Ntioft. 49S City Ori~ Ora•. Coo.taet OUcf Mike McC'a.nn at 744-0~ for lddition.al
i n.ro.nna lion.
Pollt Olflce ceateaalaJ 11et
ne reau.w meelillll or the Atta
Histoncal Socic1y be kid Sunday at Ip m. 11 lbe El
TOfO ro&t Offitt. 24SSl Raymond Way.
The C\'Cftl will bt an anl\i~ry ttld>ntion of tbt
IOOth ann1'-l'r3f! of thl' 11pc.•01ng 111 th<.' post office .\II
II\ 1ng c:it-poslma~te~ \\ 111l°l(1ntrndu, ed. and the pubhc is
1n' 11ed Call Nanc' Thall her at ''t> '" 8 for d~1ls
Young Jews to bold barbecue
The Yoona .\dult Jev.1sh Org.amzatt0n a SOC\&I
&J'OUp for Jcv.s bctv.ttn the qe5 of 18 Ind 26. v.111 hold I
hot dog barbecue Sunda\ at 3 p.m 1n \\1lham T Mason
Rca.ional Park in lnmc
The c .. ent•1s schC'dulcd for J p m The par\ 1s localed
at the ro~r ofC'uhcr Dn~e and Jefftt} Road
Book •llop recepdon •lated
A rueptton and book~•na e~-cnt """ be held Sunday 11 2 p.m . at A Different Drummer book shop.,
1021 N. Coast H.i&bwar. Llluna Beacb Pubmhcr BCll Ea.Un of 8an.ncd Books and I poup of
v.nttn wall boob and dttcU their v.'Ofb. Call
497-6699 for more infonnatton.
~.oJf toamament .et
The Alpha Cbi 01ne1i1 t0r0nt)' ai UC1 -W bold its
blnb •runaal fnlbtt IQlf ioumament Saturdl> in
Ak:tricb Patt Mar the ua1wnicy cam~
T1te ~ is opaa '° both pfofasio at a SlO fee. and ama~ for SIS. U · Lee 11 67s.-ll1 l
for f\&nbcf information.
CJaarcJI pJUJa cl .. oa copfal
.. BcYond Copma." an 1ntmtt1ve cvtni JOr Pitt
I
and prople who ...,or~ \\1th children. will be held Tunda)
from 7 lo 9 p m ;i1 1hc <. ommunil\ l1ntl~ Methodist
Churt'h. 666~ Heil \' e Huntington Beach
f>cu.) 81c:len and \an~ McDaniel wall conduct the
proaram. which 1s pnced at S3 per person and U for a
couplt
Aquatic. classes at college
TheSaddlcbaclCollqcaquaucscomplcK an Mt ion
\-1CJ09.1ll beopr-n 1p1n th1ssummer fora ~-.~tyo(youth
swt m Pf'OIJ'I ms..
for furtbct anfonnauon. or to rqister for all youlb
aqu.tics classes. ronUIC't the Saddltbtclt Conceic Com-
munit} Scl",CXS Office 11 S82-4646. A me flier is
availa1* upon request
c.r dealen oat tor bloofl
Cooncll Cbc'"-rolc' ~n qlOMOt' a cocnmunity blood
d m e T~) ffOO\ 12 4S to S:JO p.m. in the Dm'kina lot of
I.he dc:aknhip. l&l& HarW 81\'d., Coca Mca.
Doaon must be at leut 17 old. 110 po-nduid
tn ~ bcahb. Call S46-1000 tor an appin \.
..
Dancla Sberldan
l
HONORS ...
PromA7
lndcpendencc Hali in Buena
Park. • • • And Robert and Jeanell ~pbell,ofNewport Beach. are
sure proud of their daughter.
Merrilee,, .. ho was recently
selected as an academic honor
student at Pine ManorCollege-
a four-year liberal arts college for
women. • • • Commurut> leader John
IUllefer of Corona del Mar was
recently honored as Oran~e Coast
College's Outstanding Ciuzen of
1988.
JG liefer has been chairman of
OCC's Foundauon for the past
two years. Under his leadership,
the foundation has raised S 1.3
million. He has also been active
with Hoag Memonal Hospital's
support group. the 552 Club. and
the Costa Mesa/Irvi ne/Newport
Beach Leadership Tomorrow
Pr~ram. He served two terms as
chairman of the Family Services
Assoc1at1on of Orange County.
and also served 1 n the U.S.
Manne Corps dunng World War
II.
~e Award wtnner Jeff Zenrekh with frandparent.
RlChard and Roeemarle La1'emlna.
Killefer is retired and resides
~1th his wife. Martha. • • • And speaking of Orange Coast
College ... Jeff Zerwekh, of New-
port Beach. 1s all smiles afrer
rece1' i ng tha Eagle A ward at
OCCs 30th annual Honors Night
banquet recently.
Zerwekh, a student leader for
the past two years, was accom-
panied by his grandparents, Mr.
and Mn. Richard and Rosemarie
LaFemlna. The award is given to
the student who "soars above the
crowd."
DOCTOR DEDICATED TO SKIN CARE ...
•' .
. .,
.
" .. •
Jl'romA7
Besides being a cen1fied fello~ of
the Medic al Academ\ of Dermatol~. he and his wife.began
to do extens1' e re~arch as residents
of the hospttal of the University of
M 1am1. where the) discovered the
chemical. Bcnzo\ I Peroxide. a treat-
ment for acne. ·
Fulton ~ent on to do graduate ~ork
in dc..'rmatolog} and b1ochem1stl) at
the universll). became an assistant
profc..'ssor at the college, and e'entu-
all) became a founder and re~arch
sc1ent1st for the Acne Research In-
stitute in Newport Beach in I 974.
Two years later Fulton, 48. moved
to Newport Beach ~nnanentl) and
maintained his skin care clinic on
' ~ t;
Monro' 1a .\' enue as well as a private
dl'rmatolog) practice
'"Dr Fulton 1s a well-known doctor
~ho 1s dedicated to finding a cure for
acne.'"sa1d Dr Jo hn uhmanofSanta
Ana. "He has worked wnh some of
the most dedicated professors. such
as Dr. Alben Khgman -whose name
1s w1del) known in the dermatolog)
field ...
Fulton's purpose not onl) 1s to clear
acne. but to treat sun-damaged skin
before the stan of skin cancer. ··r 1ust staned using the Reun A
three weeks ago, and can already~ a
difference." said his daughter Susan.
who 1s an adm1nistra11ve assistant at
her fat her's practice •·1 never
bothered to take care of my skin. I
guess you could say rm son ofhke the
shoemaker's daughter -who never
~ears shoes "
Fulton sa)s what vitamin A d oes to
d1ssoh e wrinkles is not exact!}
known It does increase the skin's
regenerative capacity, reversing the
aging processs vef) similarly to the
wa) aerobics regenerate cardiac re-
sen e during da1l) exercise over the
)ears.
Normally, the turnover of the skin
takes 28 days for a new cell to form
and skin to shed Vitamin A acid
reduces the skin's regeneration 11me
between I 0 and 15 days.
Fulton 1s convinced that his skin
therap) program works, and sa>s he
uses 11 h1m~lf.
"I am on the program and have
noticed not onl) the wrinkles are
dissipating, but red sun spots on my
forehead -ha' e staned to appear -a
warning of possible early skin cancer
that 1s probably curable becau~ of
earl> detection." Fulton sa1d.
The doctor says he plans to dedi-
cate the rest of his life to keeping up
with skin care research.
"We want to build a reputation to
help ~•th acne flair-ups -as well as
maintain skin aging programs." said
Fulton "We want to flso build a
reputation in Newport Beach as one
of the best dermatology clinics for
complexion problems and agmg
skin."
BOATING •••
FromA7
as knowing the locations of cenain
stars and the po$it1on of the sun.
A nine-week manne diesel engine
maintenance course begins on June 7.
"This course is designed for boaters
with limited diesel engjne knowledge
and experience,·· A very sa1d. "The
course will explain the theory of
diesel power. how a diesel works,
maintenance requirements. and
basically how to trouble-shoot com -
mon problems."
A vel")' said the survival course will
have a rqistration fee ofS35. and the
maintenance course will cost SSS.
A very says what makes these
dasscs so nice is they are geared for
anyone -whether they've ever
stepped aboard a boat. or just want to
brush up on their skills.
More than 1.200 students arc
expected to sign up for the various
boatina claucs. and as Avery put it.
.. ThCTC is nothina more relax1na than s<>ina from a stressful dal, of work, to
a sailboat class in beautiful Newport
Beach ...
,
This fish
sto.ryis
a reel
whopper
BJ &ATV BOUCHER
Of .. Dlllr .......
The Spataros of Corona def Mar
wanted to do somelhina special for
their family of four over Easter
vacation.
Peter and Dotty Spataro, decided
to treat their teen-agers, Perry, 18,
and Knstin, I 4, to a fish1na trip off
Cabo San Lucas.
"Our kids arc avid sports fans, and
enjoy most types of outdoor ae>
tiv1t1es." .. ,d th1er mother. ••As a
special treat, we chartered a little boat
-b1~ enough for the four of us -and
a guide. The mission? A first-time
marlin fishing trip for the teens ...
All four piled into the little boat
equipped w11h all the fishing gear that
was needed. Perry, who only had the
pleasure of fishing once. and Kristin,
who never had the experience, were
amazed at their results.
"The)' baited their own hooks.. and
within 10 minutes. Perl) had reeled
in a 135-pound marlin." said their
mother.
But, Kristin was not ten out. To her
surprise. she managed to pull in a
Mar1in weighing a whopping I 25
pounds.
In fact. w1th1n an hour's 11me, they
caught three. They gave one to the
people at the hotel where they were
stay1 ng., the) threw one back in -and
the other was smoked for them -to
enjoy at home. long after the vacation
was over.
Perry and Krladn Spataro with marlin.
"This man, we just called the
"fisherman:· approached my hus-
band and spoke perfect English -but
Min1tely was a Mexican." Mrs.
Spataro said. "He told us he used to
hve in Southem Cahfom1a -Corona
def Mar. of all places. I knew he was
telling the truth when he told us the
street he h"ed on -and knew local
... -
•
places close to our home.
"He then told us he moved to Cabo
San Lucas. doing business sm oking
fi sh in a smokehouse inside his home.
freezing., packagjng., and delivering 11
to the hotel we stayed at, The
Hacienda. on the day of vacation-er's
departure."
The trip was one that Perry and
Knstin will always remember -
cspcc1all> the thrilling experience of
not only catching the enormous flsh.
but having 60 pounds of it in the
freezer -something that Mrs.
·~
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Dlllr ................
John Bandantk l.natructa beClnning awtmmen.
Wanted: Good sports
The Daily Pilot 1s interested in sharing the sporting exploits of
)'OU and your neighbors .
We're not looking for news on Magic Johnson's latest triple-
do ublc or how many RBI Wally Joyner had last month. But if you
know a Little Leaguer who had a big day. a weekend golfer who won
the club tournament or a next-door neighbor who rolled a 300 game •
let us know.
Send us a photoaraph and brief account of the sportina
accomplishment. We will publish them in our Good Sports column.
which will appear in Thursday's Neighborhood Focus section .
Address your correspondence to Neighborhood Focus in care of
the Daily Pilot. P.O . .Box I S60, Costa Mesa, 92627.
Spataro said tasted like ham.
Perr)' 1s a senior at Mater De1 High
School, a private school in Santa Ana,
and plans to go to USC.
Knstm attends Harbor Day School
in Corona def Mar. and 1s looking
forward to going to Corona del Mar
High School in the fall.
Both play volleyball. tennis -and
now lo' e to fish .
··And 1fit sounds hkca fish story-
1t 1s," Mrs. Spataro said. We have the
pictures of these enormous marlins to
prO\<e II."
BROTHERS ..•
Jl'romA7
"Sc,eral children who have com-
pleted the program arc now working
as lifeguards for the city of Newport
Beach," John said. "Others arc
coaching or panic1paung in some
related field.
Davtd Cacsano. 18, Rand Tucker.
19. (who finished swimming for the
team last year,) and Chris Ocding, 16,
are some of the swim students that
have become lifeguards -as a rnult
oftra1n1ng on the team .
The Newpon Hills Swim Team
was staned in I 973. John became a
pan of the team in I 975. There were a
total of 50 swimmers.
The team became suc:ccssful as the
years went by. Although 11 finished
last in the South Coast Swim Con-
ference the first year. the team was on
top of the league 1ust four years later.
"The South Coast Swim Con-
ference 1s the most highlycompet1t1ve
summ er league in Southern Cali-
fornia," John said. "Each child works
hard, hoping their team will win in
the competition."
And even though all three brothers
come to the competition hoping to
win. they a Isa cheer on their brothers'
teams.
..We all hke to win. However, WIO,
lose or draw, we'd rather sec the
swimmers who swim in our club
improve over the summer, and have
their best swims at the finals," John
said. "That way we really feel success-
ful."
And because the team p•its forth us
best efforts., the swimmers arc ~
warded.
"V 'e take the whole team to
Catalina for a weekend and teach
them snorkelin&. •• John said. ••1t•s a
great aroup because they arc water
safe and enthusiastic when it comes to
water sports.-
The cost to join the team is $80 a
year. Its members are active from
May to September.
Karate classes
offered at YMCA
Karate lessons arc being offered at
the West County Family YMCA in
Huntington Beach under the direc-
tion of Gary Pius. a senior black belt
who has won numerous medals in
international competitions.
Students meet Wednesday eve-
ninas from 4:4S to S:lO p.m. at the rs
Harper prosram site in Fountain
Valley.
The cost is $20 per month, with
discounts for YMCA members. Call
the Y ofTic::e at '47-9622 for details.
HOSTS WANTED •••
Jl'nllllA7
for transportation:· he •id. 0 Tbe
kids have their own txpte money
and PeY their own way.
A«Ordina to OoulJ.as. the hiah 1ehoots involved are Newpon
Harbor, Corona del Mar and Editon.
Newport Harl>or Hilb -.n be tbe lite
of the Education Cmttr, wbirc tbe
MUdents will study Amerkan
la"lluet and culturt four momi1t11 each ~k. The af\ttnooftt will be ~led for poup~Yitia. bl9dl ti mes and iWi viduel tame .
.. Wcdnadays ..: tnYd 10 CM-
nc)land, Tijuana -&JwYkM TJ. We ao 10 the plka like the Ocny
MuKUm. n is not all amutemtnt
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<Hano-Cout OAILV PlLOTIThuflday, May 28, tNa A8
COMPLETE NYSE COMPOSITE TRANSACTIONS, A10
Home prices up 3.5%, sales up 3. 7 in state in April
Concern of mortgage interest
rate hike drives sales upward
LOS ANGELES (AP} -Home pnct"S an California
rose 3.5 percent an Apnl, with the median price raehint
S 157,033 and neann1 $200.000 in Orange County, a real
est.Ate group said.
Despite the hi&her prices. sales of existina sangJc-
fam1ly homes rose 3.7 peroent dunna the month, the
California Associ111on of Realtors announced Tue1day.
The orpmz.ataon attnbuted the higher sales to con-
sumen' &n1JC'lpat1on th.at mortpat interest rates are on
the nsc.
In Oraqe County, the price f'OK 18.1 peroent to
S 198,031. solidifyina the county's statUJ u one of tM
most expensive rqjons in the country. Joel Sanier. the
real ettate sroup's chief economist. predicted the Oransc
County f\aure would top $200,000 1n May.
.. With the extreme sbo~ of inventory, I thank we
would anticipetc hlJ,hcr pnocs throu&h midsummer." he
said.
The median pnce of $1 57,033 was up 3.S percent
from S 151. 725 recorded an March and up 13 9 percent
from the median pnce ofSl37,92S 10 Apnl 1987
The median pnct 1s the midpoint. with half the
homes selltna for more and h.atr ttlhn1 for lcu, and the
fiaure 11 adjusted to level out 1eUOnal sw1n11 an activity
Followana are tM assoaauon's median rnees for
hOUIC1 1n $Cveral re11ons of the It.ate 1n Apn without
adJustment for seasonal f'luctuat100s..
month. follow1na 11\Cf'eaSC1 of 2 S pcroen1 111 both
February and March
Oranac Count). Sl98,0)1. San Francisco. Sl88 Y76
Los Anselcs, SI 70.457, San Diep>. S 137 560; R1H·~1de
San Bernardino. S 101.270, and Sacramento. $90.357
The Apnl increase 1n sales was accompanied by 1
sha,ht drop in pnccs. which fell b) $200 to $87, 100
compared to March Ho~vcr, the resaJc pnee of a borne
~u sull 2 percent hlJ,her than a )caraao. when the median
pnce of a home wu $86,000
Elsewhere in the tJnned Sta~. sales of cx1~11ng
homes rose 4.S pera-nt 1n ApnJ. the b1J1t1t advance since
November 1986.
The National AsSOctauon of Realtors said \\ednC"\-
da) th.al cx1s11na sinak-fam1ly homes were sold at a
seasonally adjusted annual rate of) 48 m1llton unm las1
In the Nonheut, sales rose 6 2 percent from March to
Apnl to an annUAJ rate of690.000 units. SaJcs Weft up S.7 pe~ent in the South to an annual rate of 1.3 m1lbon uruu
while the Midwest had a 2. 3 percent increase m sales to an
annual rate of900,000
The West was the onl) rq1on of the country to h.ave
a de<.linc 10 sales. a dropofl 8 percent to an annual rate of
560.000 units.
CARESS FUJIMOTO CARRANZA
Four nam.ed directors
for Toshiba division
ToalilJba America bc.'1 lnformauon Systems D1' 1s1on 1n Ir' ane
has announced the promouons of four regional s.ales managers to
directors The) arc Tom Caresa, wntem Santa .\na Does Clark.
southern. Vienna. Va .. Dave JohDIOD central St Louis. and C'h•ck
Latta, eastern. Parsippan}. N.J A.lso the di'· 1s1on has named Weedy
Fajlmoto of Irvine as markeung SC"rvtccs manager to OHr>tt field
commun1cat1ons. direct mail. public ~lat1ons and sales training and
~uppon programs. • • • Laguna Niguel resident Marlo R. Carruu has Ix-en appointed
director of marketing/sales for Sllimadn Medical Syaiem1, a
d1,1s1on ofSh1madzu Pre('lston Instruments Inc an Torrance SPI 1s
a 'lubs1d1af) of the Sh1 madzu Corp .. a leading Japane.sc scientific
instrument compan) with hcadquaners in K~oto. Japan • • • In tne·ba~d Ada.It Careen~ .. a non-profit Job placement lirm
for senior c1t1Lens announces the election of Robert It Sayed to 1LS
board of d1re<:tors. • • • Two Costa Mesa cen1ficd public accountants recent!) ;mended
an exclusive Pre1tdents Member Forum of 20Cahfom1aSol1et) of
CPA members Jim Slepll Sr. and William Rabe attended the e'ent
an .\nahe1m ~h1ch concentrated on ethics and ~as the first held b'
\\ 1 lham Easlc> soc1et > president. smcc the C P .\profession·.., has tone
'ote for higher professional standards earlier this year • • • Fritz C. Guariao has JOlned Beada Snlags Bank a!. 'ice
president and branch coordinator. based in us Fountain \ alle~
branch.
American
Stores waits
to buy Lucky
5~LT LA.KECITY(AP)-Amcri·
can Stores Co on WednC1day said it
had agr~ with federal regulatora not
bu) an) shares of Lucky Stores Inc.
until Saturda)
l\ IQ.day wa1ung penod following
tiling with !he S«unues and Ex-
change Comm1ss1on of Amencan's
S:! 5 billion bu) Out bid for Lucky, the
count!') 's s1xth-largc1t grocery rt-
tatler np1rcd Wednt$day.
However. the Federal Trade Com·
mm1on asled the Salt Lake City-
bascd .\mencan. the nation's lhird-
largest grocer) c hain, not to purcbasc
an) shares of Lucky stock unul afttt
I I 59 p.m EDT Fnday so fcdcTa.I
regulators would review any pouable
anutrust 1mpltcat1ons oftM merser.
In a statement Amencan said tbt
agrttment ~1th tM FTC cild nol
affect th~ 11m1ng of 1u $6S..pcr-sl.latt
cash tender offer for all outstancilnt
shares of Lucky which is scheduled to
e>.p1rc at m1dn1ght EDT oh June I.
In New York. ussa Perlman of
Kelm and Co a pubhc relations firm
rt'p~ntmg Lucic}'. tnd1cated the
dela~ Y.'&S not considered a senous
one
"Thin&$ arc procressina." she urd
of the buyout qrttment She would
not dascuu an~ possible anutru.st
concerns
A.mcncan and Luck) offiaals an-
nounced the-.. had reached qreemmt
on the buyout May 20. The deal
terminated Luck.) 's Apnl 28 deal to
IO pn \ate IO a leverqed buyout led l?J the Ne-. York linn Gibbons.
G~n 'an .\.mC"ro,.rn Ltd. f« Sl.35
btlhon 1n ca.sh and stock
-~:Gil'4ll!JI"--------AnaJ)SU have speculated I.hat 1(
Ammcan sucettds 1n acquinna Dul>
hn. C'ahf.-based Ludy. ll "MU me1JC
the compen> with its weaker Alpha
NEW YORK (AP) -The tooowl"9 "'I shows 1ne N~ 'l'Of'k Slocll Excner>Qe
'toeks end werr•nts tll•I have oone uo 1t1e most •nd down 1ne most ~~ on oercent of en~ tor Wed No securities trading below U or 1000 shern •re inctl.lded Net end percenteoc cne~s •re tl'lt
difference t>elwHn lne P<tvlous closlng orke •nd w~, noon Dt'lc:e
NanM ust °"' 19<'t. 1 Ws1PtPep s JS~ + 4 • Uo 1~ S l Soruetl•uf8 2>.tt + '• Uo 1 0
3 lnllTd'I 2i.. + '• UP l ~ 4 Newll•tl s 39' 1 + 3' • Uo
S ~.,,_co Inc 3~ + • Uo 6
6 Inc i· + I , Uo 6 1 7 ol'lrnd 6'\ + 1~ Uo 6• I Kectwood S , + 1 , Uo 6 J 9Grut>Etlls ., + • Uo S9 1I Hue~ ' 32 + 1~ Uo SI 1 Rrnm•nRtf' 1 + ~ uo s 1
1 r.=' 11~ t ~ ~g is 1i Keneoevv F .. + ~ uo ~ l Matlel Inc 7'' + ~ Uo
P•llenCp ~ + • Uo • I CllllrnStr 2~ + "II Uo • 1 lt Jolln$1onln 1'3-+ ~ Uo •
t C.~Co HouseFet>
' ldffl l!lesoe 9 lntetog~
10 A~cll~ 1 ur 11 8~ 1~ Hills 1 e 1 Pe<mlen
14 w~ UniOl'I lS t'i ~vcNH 16 ••• 0 17 Varllv
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• Luck) has 480 stores and had $6 4
: b11l1on an 1987 sales. while A.mencan
• boasts 1.600 stort1. and S 14 I b1lhon
:· 1n sales .
• Smet 1t defeated a talcco' er at-
4 tempt last 'earb' "'lew York 1nvcnor ~her 8 . Edelman. Luck) bas been
considered a des1ra~ takeover
t.aract .
To break. us buyout agrttment With
Gibbons. Grttn Lucky qrced to pay
the firm a S20 mtllton fee plus
ellpenSt"S
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Piiot NYS E COMPOSI TE TRAN SACTIONS
THURIDAY'S 11 A..M. (PST) PRICES
-w-w-:~ , .0 • ~ l~--= :.:
WPL M!/.)i,.4 10 20 ~'--• W•Dltr•Q 1190 ,.,_1 == tl'' ff,1 . i:+ •
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WrldV t 'i"'t Wn91v ' li If 9 ) •+ WvleL ' 16 )01 • + WYMl 4t ~SO 19-.,.
Prices show slight gain
NEW YORK (AP) -S1ock pncei showed a
very sli&ht aa1n tod.a) as the market absofbed the
newt or 1tronscr economic growth 1n the first
quarter orthe year
The Dow Jones ave~ of 30 1ndustnals rose
.9310 l,962.30 by 2 p.m. on Wall S1reet.
Gainen outnumbered losel"I by a httlc less
than 7 to 6 in the overall tally of New York S1ock
Exchan&e-hstcd issues, with 693 up. 608 down and
537 uncnangcd.
Tbe C.Ommerce Dcpanment said 1h1s mom·
tn& thal the gr<>SS national product lfCW II a 3. 9
percent annual rate, af\er adJ.uSlment for 1nna11on.
an the first thrtt months of 1988. Thal was up from
a previous estimate of 2.3 percent.
Man)' anaJ)'sh had voiced concern earher 1n
1he week that a s1ronger figure would reinfot«
investors' worries aboul a possible revival of
inflation and upward pressure on interest rates.
Rates rose in the ,ovemment 5ttunucs
market follow•& 1he news. But bTokers said
1raders evidently concluded that lhe rcv1s1on had
already been taken into account an stock prices.
Texaco b> nself accounted for 1he Dow Jones
1ndus1raals' rise. climbina 31/a 10 50. Late Wednes-
da) Carl Icahn. the company's larges1 shareholder.
proposed 10 otl"t-r S60 a share to take it over.
Tenneco rose~ to 46"1 on lop of a 4,,._~tnt
gain Wedncsda)', when the company said at
planned to put ats \lil and gas propc(l1es up for sale
Sears Roebuck led 1he ac11 ve last. do~n V. at
.l4 h in 1radang large}} attnbutt'd to strategies
focused on the company's dividend.
U.S. Shoe fell I to I ?Ye. The company lower
earnings for the fiscal quarter that ended Apnl 30
The NYSE"s composite index.of aJI ats lasted
common stocks g~uned 17 to 143.94. Al 1he
American S1ocl E>.changt' the market' alut: indt':\
~as up 8~ at 291 40.
Volume on the Bag Board t ame to 126.75
m11l1on shares with two hours 10 go
Lower the numbers
and raise the odds.
t a·a American Heart V Association
WHAT AMEX Om WHAT NYSE DID
NEW YORK !API M'aV 25
Adv&nced DKhned Uncnan111K1 Tota l i~iuts
New nloni Ntw lows
Wrfj
261 iM
4 I
I AM[X LEADERS I
GoLo QuoTE S
, MET ALS Quo1£s
I
NEW YORK <API Mn 2S
Advanced
Declined Ul\Cnanged Tota l in~s N•w nio ns New lows
Wecl I09 63S 516 1960 a
I NYSE LEADERS
Dow JoNES AvERAGES
NEW YORK (AP) -Flnat Dl)w Jonet avera~s for W~ay
StKU OMfl .... LOW ~ CM
H
tM 1961 67 lu4 st 1952 42 1 61 t.i-~wl f4
Trn 79'24 S41 7"17 •t ~· Utl 169 10 70 70 1 27 169 + S 6 Sri.. 7~ 40 13S 61 7 3' m t-1
tndui 1~.Ht. Tran 3,ss.s., Utll$ 2, 19UOO 65 Stk 21.16'5,IOO
,, NASDAQ SUMMARY
Trade-figures boost
1st quarter GNP rate
WASHINGTON (AP)-The US
econom). helped by 1he bigcst
improvement 1n trade 1n ciaht years.
citpandC'd al a robust annual nuc of
3 9 pet«n1 in the first thrtt months of
the >car. far beo~r than p~viousl)'
1houJht. tht government ~poncd
today
The CommCf'C'C [)q)anmmt said
the arou nauonal product. the btoad·
est measure of tt0nomit heahb. performed fir bettet from January
throuah March than it had estimated
• month1Jo.
At that time. t~ department put
GNP srowth ll 2.3 ptreent.
About four·flf\hs of the 1mpn>\'t-
men1 from thal fil"lt estimate came
from a nam> ina of the fore.an trade
ckfkit. •hich lbraftk in inflation.-
1dju11cd lm"n' at an annual rue of S 16. 7 billion in the f1111 three months or the )Cir.
This ~prctenicd tht ~aipest nar-
rowin1 of the tradt dcfku since a
S24.8 blllion dtosfin the nrst quamr
of 1980. The U'ldt impn>v~cnt had been
ntimattd u 1 much stnallcr Sl.6
billtoo 1ut monih. but that wu bd"OR
the to cmmcnt had dlta fot~pons
and 1mPOns n farth.1 month when
tht" lradt" ddictt sh~nk sharpl)
~a use of a 4"CCOrd )e\Cl of CXpQru.
Ecunomis1s had been expecting an
upward re' 1s\on an lhe GNP ~pon,
but the). 9 pcrttnl arowth rate w~s f•r
1bo,e.mos1 c ti mates. The consensus
outlook had c11>pected a GNP increase
of 3 2 pcrc'Cnt
"Tht economr ·is on 'I roll. II is amati~ly s1ron.a and rtstlient for
such an llJTII expansion," said Allen
Sina1, ch1cf ccononm1 for the Boslo1'
Co ,
S1na1 said he!' wu rcvi ina·:his
estimate of srowth for all of 1981 up
to ),, percent, •bich woU1d be t~
fastnt "'°"'1h ~ ince 1984. •
"h lootfs like Pttsidcnt ll~n ts
aoinaout ina blucof alC!t')'Oft tliemal economy:· 1nai said. ··nearowih in lh~ firstqwin«prelly muchtocbia1 aO<>d aro~1h rate for·~ year:·
Tht economic pctfonnancir this ~r is far diffettt1l thaa tbt bn
tailed in the WIU ohbe Aoc'k mattlrt
crUh last fall. Al t t time. mant
econom111s uid thr ~ could
Mii to~t into • maliOn this )'QI
cautcd bY ronwmu fcal1 bout t.M
Mock marl('t dovt-n1urn.
The wona economic po \h hat
buried rK ion fean fOf 1h1 )r.ar.
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Postal worker strikes back
DEAR ANN LANDERS: I would
like 10 comment on the Retnt lcuen
and news art ides concernina lhc U.S.
Postal Sttv1ce.
There is a cit¥ named "ufayeuc·•
in 17 states. Similar names such u u
Follcllc and Fayette are abo listed in
numerous states. However. ufayet-
tc. lnd .• is the only city with Z IP code
47901. Whale several cities may~
identical or similar names. each has
11s own unique Z IP code.
An incorrect or illcaible ZIP code
may result m . your letter being
misdirected 3.000 miles from us
intended dcst1nat1on. Foreumple. 1f
your UO" looks like a "9," the ZIP
code 04726 becomes 94726 and
instead of 10101 10 Mame, your letter
wall go to California.
The reasons for undeliverable mail
arc numerous. no apartment number.
1llcgablc handwnttng. wrong address.
no forwarding order filed 1fthe person
has moved. etc. Apartment numbers
arc espec1all~ important With SO or
so people II\ mg 1n a building. the
le1ter earner needs to know the
apartment ~ou ~ant your letters
delivered to.
It 1s no small JOb moving the U.S.
mail. The Lafa)ette post office em-
ploys clerks and mail handlers who
art on the JOb 24 hours a day. seven
•• lams
days a week. The) son. load and
unload the mail Letter camen bcJin
at 6 a.m. sorting the mail for their
routes. When you ~ your camer 11 ~our front door. you arc SttinJ the
final step 10 a mult1--0eta1led deliver}
system.
The U.S Postal Servi~ 1s not
~rfrct The reason )OU hear of the
letter that took five or 10 days to get
from C1ucago to New York as because
It 1s an uncommon occumnce. Dad
you know that the post office ddivers
over 90 percent of the mail 1n one to
three Oa)S., That's a prcll) re-
markable record. u 1 stt 1t -J.B .
WEST LAFA YETfE. IND 47906
DEAR J.B.: Oii cite wltole I w"ld •cree lbt ~e U.S. Postal Service
don u extremely cood Job. bat •
bndf-1 of lacompetHt 4epanmeat
lleads, depot manacen ud tntcll
drivers cu aad do give the entire
qstemallM•me. • • • DEAR ANN LANDERS: I Med
your help. My husband 11 slttpina
with my best friend. It 1s ·settina so
t.hat he speods more tiJM at her house
than at borne
I've talked to her about this. and
she says she as very lonely and that my
husband is not in love with htt. nor as
W an l<i\le with him. She says she
needs a man in her life and he 1s
help1n1 her out. I spend a lot ofumt
crying.
We have been mamcd 22 years and
have six. kids. four arc still at home
Evef}one tells mt to throw him out.
but financially I can't make at alone
and emotionally I'm a mess. r .... e been mamed to this man more
than half my life. and even though he
makes me as mad as th<' dickens. he-1s
stall m) husband and I lo\e him.
Please g1H me some help I don't
kno~ which wa) 10 go -LOST
AND CONFUSED '"" l 'PST .\TE NY
DEAR UPSTATE: Yoa Dttd to cet
some cocuueUac aad flM oat wily Y"
are wllllllc to be treated like dirt.
Obvloesly you llasbud doesa't care
abcMll yoer feelillc• aor deft Ile lffm
to llave uy pllt aboat lportn1 Ills
clalldrea.
Friday, May n
ARIES (March 21-Apnl 19): Justitt prevails.
deci~on 1s ttverscd. -------------
yoCI once again are
status. publicity. publ11. relations. ability to deal succtss-
fully wuh pubhc. espccaally women Former teacher
returns. becomes ally. Canetr. Capncorn figure prom1-
nen1Jy.
SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21) Kty 1s 10 d1\emf). to
sausf} cunos1ty. to open lines of commun1ca11on long·
distance call venfies views, leads to social 10vnat1on that
could include travel. Sagittarian plays top role
on more solid emo-
t 10 n a I -f 1nanc 1 a I s
Jround. Be specific. YDllEY
insist on data con-n
ccrni{lg tu. lease re-o
quircment1. Scorpio MAii
plays role .• ~ ••••••••••• TAUR\.\:) (April
SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21 ): Man) of )Our
.. best qualmcs" surge to forefront. You'll react well dunng
\Jmc of cns1s. bamer will be removed. you'll emerge
v1c1onous from spmted .. battle." Taurus 1s in picture.
20-May 20): Domesuc adjustment featured. individual
who shatts your ideals becomes strong ally. Distance
between employment and residence could become
important issue.. Solution will soon become available.
GEMINI"( May 2 l-June 20): Define meanings. reahze
that one who cares very much may also be financially
embarrassed. Pia) waiting game. refuse to be cajoled an to
snap dec1S1on . Young-person plays prominent role. Pa secs
featured.
CAPRJCORN (Dec. 22-J an. 19). ()pum1sm replaces
gloom. prestige swings upwards. an amuent 1nd1v1dual
takes interest an your pr~ Gain indicated through
creative endeavors. including wnllen word. Gemini plays
role.
CANCER (June 21-July 22): Emphasis on power.
authonty. rcspons1b1h1y. intensified rclat1onsh1p.
Scenario highlights emotional responses. investment.
money that relates to partner or mate. Capricorn will
fiaurc prom 1nentl).
AQUARIUS (Jan 20-Feb 18): Be lenient ~•th one
who admits error. rttums goods. 8) so doing. }Ou'll be
practicing Golden Ruic. Focus on domestic ad1ustmeot.
rapprochement with famal) member Libra pla)s s1gn1fi-
can1 role.
LEO (July 23-Aug. ·22): Scenano features trhcl.
P~ (Feb 19-Marcb 20): You'll sohe m)stcf).
~ou'll also get cr<'dll long overdue. Sccnano h1ghhghts
intrigue. hidden ~alues, ac«ss to informauon prc\1ousl~
proh1b11cd Money comes from surpn.sc source Virgo
fcatumJ
Ideas. dealtngs Wllh restless rel.tt1ve. Search IS completed .
you'll team where you stand. ptnt1ge 1son upswmga"S )OU
re~h more people. Anes plays s1gn1ficant role.
VIRGO (Aug: 23-Scpt. 22)· You may adopt nelo\
la fest) le Financial resource$ mc~. purchaK oflu>.ury
item 1s pan of dynamic setnano Stress onginality.
innovation. p1o neerinJ spint Leo oi\quarius arc 1n
picture.
LIBRA l&ot. 23-0ct. 22): Spotlight <>n mantal
IF MAY %7 IS YOUR BIRTHDAY current ncle
h1ghhghts ab1ht> to handle details. career or
0
JOb
advancement. opportunity to get on mott sohd financial
vound You'll have chan~ for fresh start 1n new d1rect1on
an June. the month could also feature 1ntens1fied love
rclanonst11p. Anes. Libra people play important roles in
)Our life You are d~nam1c. crcat1\c. pos~ss sense of
drama Special care should be taken 1n handling sharp
ob1ects. including kitchen knaves.
Life' S filled with cliffhangers
Talk about art 1m1tatang hfe.
Because ~rhers on televisiop arc on
strike. the pnme-ume scnes arc
stuck with a ~unch of cliffhangers
whose charact<'rs ha V<' no idea where
tbetrlives will go.
In real life. people have been doing
that for years. Who bas hncs ajving
us solutions ,or drrections? We just
wing it and 'start a season whether
we're ready or not.
WLll Valene Ewtn& Gibson on sitter who has Just served notice that
"Knots undina" find a way to come she is going to Yeps this month with
back next fall? Big deal. They can her boyfriend. and she k.novn ifs a
always do a shower scene where 1t badl1mcand yourch1ldwiUbealone
was all a bad dream. But what about all summer: but ma~bc the kid can
the kid 1n real hfe who said coodb~e play bladtJack with his friends until
to his buddies at collcsc and ··sec ~ouiet home? We'd hke to moon her
you next year''? Will he be able to get !USt as Dr. Wcstphall did on "St.
a summer job that pays more than Elsewhere," but this 1s rcaJity.
minimum WllC? Will his parents let I have always wanted to t.ake a
him move in for the third $Um mer in thrcc-mon\h hiatus in the summer
three years? Will ttley humiliate him like they do on televts1on and let my
ontta.-inbyhavin&himunpackbis life go 1nto reruns wh1lt' I recroup
lhinp in the cti;vcway to confuse the aod son th mas out.
roaches he brought with him? • Some\imes we tend to foriet that
Who can get worked up over J,R. we arc not watch1nr truth march
in his final episode thumbtna his befort our eyes.. We are visrtma
nose at the world '111d actina like Fantasyland. whcrt prqnanoes last
Rambo in a cowboy hat? C'jn yo" thtce weeks. women clean h.~ in
possibly compare th.at to a baby SI SO caftans. and mc'n nC'Ver appear
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with t~t d1sgusttng piece of toilet
tissue flapping on their faocs whett
the~ c ut themselves shaviog.
Dunng .. LA Law·s" last segmenl
m) husband. Rap. Van Winkle.
actually woke up, leaned forward 1n
his chair. and was nv<'ted to the
scene between a young girl wbo wa5
com mg on to an elderl> attome:r 35
years her senior
.. h could hap~n." s1ud my hu~
band. noddmg w1tt,l approval. .
.. Only watfrgood lo\nters:" l said.
'"preferably of fictlOn ...
My wnter son was home recently.
and I was in a C'hffhanger confenl·
uon with his fath'er Dn whethtr he
should bu) a st1ck-sh1fl car \)lat I>
could never drive in m)' hfet/ine. I
turned tom~ son helplessly: "'Lines'
I necdJ1ncs! ·
"Sol'T)'. I'm on stnke." he said
Botb vulnerable South deals.
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Complete tetevlalon Uattnga In Sunday'• TV Pttot.
Minnesota Fats kept in. shape
Few realize btlhards 1s a fairh
strenuous game fa.penenced player<.
m do"'n bct\o\CCn turns Panicularh
d ccel\ ing 1n appearance is the plump
pro It's likely he's extremel) strong.
and agile 100. the ~a' the bc'ttcr
balanced flU dancer I\ ag.ile So sa\ \
one pocket billiards authont}
I f~ou·rt planning a pai.io barbc'l-u<'
put Lalo\ rt-net' at the gnll Patron \Clint
o f cook\ 1\ S1 La\o\rencc
..The hapJ)'lest. healJh1cs1 human
sa)s a ps~ch1atnst ... ,\ 1he one \\ho
makes something from scratch stan·
1ng v.11h compktel~ ra"' material and
crafhng C' cl) phase 10 the fini')ht'd
product " lntcrC'stmg \1 1gh1 II'\ that
\13~ be a pair of sharkslon sh~s
L.M.
Bo YD
"'Ith a da.,.. like a knife.
~
It v.as not '\' og1 Berra but .\ltlt-n
Einstein "'ho s.a1d. ..f\en1hmg
should be made as 'ltmµlc a-. possible.
but not simpler ..
In Holland 400 \ean ago. 11 tuo l
tnur 'cars w 1ra1n a hatmaler. thrtt
~t·ar<. to \nun a <.urgcon
'-;o '-OU cant turn in counterfeit
l urrenn to get a rt'fund but am told
the IR 5 v. ill let ~ou v.ntt' 11 ofT
\\ nt~ a prcc1~ chent -The true
dolphtn •!I a fish no1 a mammal.
Thost> \.11am1 fl)(ltball pla)crs do noc '
ha \<C the 1ruc dolphin on their
helmets The) ought to be' called the
\11am1 Bo111C'noscs -·
That tanned look 1s on thC' WI\ out
Pale skin IS coming bad. ~ sa) the
fa\h1on fol l
~uppo~ )OU knt"' th.a t th<' temalt'
h rd •nh ha~ ont 0\31'\
There ought to be thrct lad1c~
restrooms for e'en llo\O men\
restrooms. So says a Cornell re-
searcher v.ho did a stop"atch stud\
-b} car I gather -in pubh\
rc!llrooms according to gender l p
shot Women need more time. 'l'
mort' fauht1es ~ologil.al cunos11'
had no1hmg 10 do "Ith this plea'>t'
note. That restroom lo11crcr 1\ a
constructton budget a nah -.t
-IS Mi---------
It's a matter of record that Eng·
land's Premier Drum Compan'
madt a httl.c profit 1n recent 'can
(JC.porting tom-toms to !\1gcna Thi\
LS the same firm 1ha1 shipped
b1rdlo\h 1stlcs to the Canal'\ hland\
Q. \\hat's the most dangerou'
bird.,
A. Australia's caSS-O"' ar. usualh
gets that d1st1nct1on \tatm'> and ~111,
CHAIUS
Go1E11
ACROSS
1 Afrlclln
~ 6 Cltt{
10 Gt· &bbf
14~Fr
ts ~·
captfw
16 AIC*\t
17 EncUona
18 c-tn.-
19 Acroee
20 Lott.n.
22 Ironers
24~
28 o.ytlme
perfonMnce
27 H.....,,
31 Egypt. king
32 Dr9d -
33 Worried
35 'H" of
"HMS"
38 Burden
39 MllNkln
40 Mwquie dla -
41 RMera
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42 F.,_ tyi>e
43 Simper
... A-.n coit't
45 Tr91ned
47 i:wtr•
St Aur906e
52 Pura
atrnoephere
S4 Subs\9"09
S8 Legel Wl'OOQ
59 OotMd
61 Job 62 .. _ oo•oel
63 Vote»
64 Mecabnl
&5 Spll1 ee Caustic
aolutlons
67~
DOWN
1 Cudgeta
2 Oec:tair9
3 Hlstonc "1~
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4 a..r
5 No1 Uled
8 Femlty gal
7 Cote I klr\
I N<>uM
9 Mec:Nne gun
10 GermM tout
11 Tom aper1
12 Fr9ndl rMw
13 Poetry
21~
23~mwnt>er
2SC.~
atk*•
27 Alt
21 Sc:nM
ZIV•
30 H...-.guea
34 Sunflaf\
35 Gt.-
36UM1ea r Sa-
~9 o-.zy
40 L .. ha,...n
42 Pltfful
43 Comforted
.. o.ctared ".,...,
41 Pet1~
48 Chap
2 3 ' 5 7 8 9
Slayman, look.in& for a four-ard
spade nit m bis partncr'5 hand, and ,,
four nouump was a quantitative no
lrUlllp raise, DO( Blackwood. 17
South'• five bearu coaditiona11y ac-
ccplCld ' the &lam ln vitarlob and .20
sboe.d a c:oncmtratioo or bean
boaon. and North opted for the suit
sLuD oo tile known 4-J fit becau.le
of bis natruai vahac. in diamoods.
Moa -won the opmifta lad in
~. cubcid tbe ti1'1 or belrta
Uld 11111 of dla,,.,,..,., then drew a
IOCOtld round of trumpt witb I.be
ece,.lb .... ~dcf~(~
lowed. Arter ce"rifte the tiaa of
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FAIOLT
CIRCUS
by Bii Keane
"Jason's lucky. He's go1n' to
v1s1t his grandma in Peps1-
Cola, Florida."
by Brad Anderson
., ...
"The leash 1s for you to take him for a walk.
the umbrella is for the rain. and your wallet
is for you to buy him a hamburger ·
PEANUTS
•
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AE.ROBIC,.5 lo
THE t£.AT
" .. OK, just two mo,.. of you to go' Let's pick
up the pace!, ..
DENNIS T HE MENACE
by Hank Ketcham
~\ ..
''b.J CAN°f 13E1'M~~ MDli'E Gla)WH
uP THAN THAT. "
by Charles M. Schulz
DON T YOu SOMETIMES WONDER
HOW 00o5 GOT TO BE THE
HIGHE ST DEVELOPED OF ALL
LIFE FOR~5 ON THIS PLANET "'
DON°T YOU EVER wO~OER
~ow 0065 GOT TO
B1RD5 NEVER u,ONC'ER
ABO UT AN" T~I NG
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GARFIELD
L(T'S i AK( A WALK IN M Y
NEIGHBORHOOD, BOY5 AND
GIRLS WOULD YOU LIKE. THAT?
TUMBLEWEEDS
t..o,1t1e ~
AA lrJ FAU..e.1)1
F~M/J.~e.
R08El8R08E
BE 50 PER~ECT"'
,
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by Jim Davis
H[p.£ WE. AR£ OUT51D( MY HOU.. MELP! 81PO~Y THE CLOWN'S
MEY!WMAT Mf. YOO POl"C.?! ~1EALINCJ M~ HO BC.AP~!
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by Tom K. Ryan
6
by Pat Brady
I/ES, l ~UL CEit'A1'4 llAJ COUC.Q Tl6rt LIMA efAHS MP ~tvt !
,, \
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BLOOll COUKTY .
GAMIN AND PATCHES
503 MOi:?E PEoPL E
ARE DINl~G OUT
TOD;.'\ 'I T~AN T E N
'1EA R5 AGO
5 -26
FOR BETTER OR FOR WORSE
SHOE
JUDGE PARKER
FUNKY WINKERBEAN
HERE ~ A B UNCH OF SENIORS
10 MEM()RIAll l.E ~EIR wss ON I ~E ~OOL.. R.OC.K. ! r-~~~~~~~~-ti
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DOONESBURY
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by Garry Trudeau
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YEAH,
SURe
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by Addison
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by Lynn Johnston
by Jeff MacNelly
by Tom Batluk
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• guy """° -IOaO.o to -
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llarda Adler with Lydia Tyler and Maridel Brenda Premo of Mclntoeh Center, Rochelle
Moalton. Anderson and Lorri Galloway of EU Home.
No white
elephant
at this
auction
ByVlDA DEAN
Of Ille Oollr,... ......
Women beg.an arn .. m&at the home
on E"en1n1 Can)on m Corona del
Marat IOa m Tue~ay scarch1ngfor
treasures For the third )Car New
D1rect1ons v.as holdmg us Gold
Elephant silent auction/sale
.. A gold elephant '>ale is lake a white
elephant $ale. but \OU can find real
treasures:· e11;pla1ned chaarv.oman
Dot Clock.
At I p.m the \elk was closed and
the treasures had been found -one
guest "'as delighted over her Bclcck
'asc. Others found prelly china cups.
sll,er. a ~aterford bov.I furniture
pam11ngs and pe"' tt:r Tears, cheers for Junlors
By KAREN REED
The Madame BJrbar boutique on
the second noor \lo as domg a bnsk
Moulton of Moraga. who addressed among cle' en agencies for specific business selling !>hoes clothmg and
the group. projects Tv.ent\-fi,e non-profit aclessones 'Thethmgs1n hcreareall
Avowrng that the world· 1s quite agcnue\ had '>Ubm111ed requec;ts. all nev.:· said Maxine Manson who had I
Anyone who knows Marcia Adler different from the one around when of1Ah1ch "'ercrnrefulh e'aluated b> a acquired the dona11o ns from stores
Oollr .... C.11 IJ I lllRI
knows how easy it 1s to move her to AJL was formed. Moulton forecast league lO mmtllC.:l' according to .. D ~ E-.anslla@una Bcach)p ve me
tears. that the league would come to take -\nder\on thou!>and of dollars "'onh of Items ..
Well. members of the Junior more of a leadership role in political Those orga n11a11 on\ dt\ 1ding the Harriette Witmer had donated
League of Orange County Inc .. did 1t acuon. as issues of anternauonal 1987-SX Ju nior I c.:agul· fund~ are the items from her an11que warehouse
to her again last Thursday evening concern moved more close!} in to our Harbor -\rea -\duh Da' (are Center "'hale others came from md1 .. 1duals
when the more than 300 an attend- own back }ards. ~1anpo'>3 \\-omen\ ( l'nter. In inc interested an supponmg ND. a re11-
ance at the 1988 annual meeting gave Said Moulton. "Women of action Temporar) Hou'>1ng. Pilgrimage dl·n11al fac1ht) for women recovenng
Adler. as outgoing president, a stand-architects of change -we design the Fa mil> Therap) (enter. Laguna from chemical substances
ing ovation for her dedication and Juntor League for 1ts second centuf} Beach ( ommun1t' (lan1c H1stoncal Cecilia Nott sta.,.ed bus) on the
outstanding year of work. Acknowledgrng and managing the & Cultu ral Foundation ol Orange patio. She v.as 1n charge of the buffet
Anyo ne who 1s fam1harw1th Junior discomfon that sometimes comes Count). Bo}s and (11rls < lub of the luncheon and scr-dng chicken salad
League, also knows the volunteer with change. I believe we can grab the Harbor Area I rn.. °'" e ( rest Treat-and fru11 compote lemon (gettana
hours required ofall 11s members. not opponunit} and continue to soar as a ment (en ta . Da, le \klntosh (enter ra.,.cs) cool..1es and chocolates to the
to mention those of its presidents. premier organtzauon." tor the Di sabled Infant-Parent ~up-shoppers
Well aware of what she is getting into, In addition to the eloquent prescn-pon Network of OrJngl· ( ount) and Other comm111ec members there
Lydla Tyler accepted the proverbial talion b) Moulton (and Marcia the.: Eh Home. Inc included Oris Hopper, Melinda
Deity,... ......... ~ ...... Melinda McCrea, Maxine
Ma.neon with Dot Clock (ln
antique barber'• chair). Cecilla Nott diahea up a
lunch.
Dell Barllouras, Hedda Marosl and
Pat Cox
dl1n l I.no"' hu\\ mu\.h "'e "'Ill make,
hut ti \hould be: J ruund SI 0.000 ..
'><.ltd (lo{~ .. L ntal all the balls are paid v.e reall~
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CENTURY C.nedoml (] 6J4 '·~ ••• ff 2\!>J o;., •'• :. • I
CltOC:OOUJ! OUND&E II rP"Q) On 2 Scr .. n1. I l:SO U ·SO 2 IO l 10
4 30 S 30 7 00 I 00 I JO 10 JO N o Pau ..
llUUl80 PART HI (It)
On 2 Scre1n1 I 1 30 U 30 2 1 S l IS 'cs S 0 7 II a 1S t ·cS 10 2S
WLLOW ("8)
1n 70mm 11 •s 2 20 4 SS 7 JO 10 U
SHAltLOOWN (It) J 30 7 35/Aoowe the
UW(R) IJ 20 !t O!> 11)00
~~·a. (PIQ) U40 2 COS·Oo
. 7 05 ' 10
pvcl from Adler. becoming the latest Adler'~ tears). the annual meeting. The Association of Junior Leagues McCrea, Violette McKevld, Sberroa
in a lane of outstanding v.omen explamcd Tyler 1s "a ume when v.e 1s an mternat1onal voluntaf} or-Paol, Ginny Smallwood, Janet Smltb,
having served as JL presidents. celebrate our comm unit) requests. gaanza11on of 180.000 women m 272 Catherine Tbyen and Witmer
including Harriett Witmer, Aane monies that ""e gi ve to the comm uni-Junior Leagues m the L n11ed States. 8ro1Ascrs (1n the unoccupied home
Natt, Kay Brown, Sally Yoaat and t}." Canada. Me"co and the United no"' up for s,aleJ included Annette
J .. eMartln. -~A~to~ta~l~o~f~$~19~,~000~~w~a:s~d~1s~tr~1~bu~t~ed~~K~1n~g~d~o~m~.~~~~~~~~~~~H~a~rw~lt~1~,~M~a~ry~Lo~a~B~o~n~1~b~y~,~M~a~ry::J~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Also installed for the 1988-89 year .-
were executive committee mem~rs
Sally PanlD, Rocbelle Aadenoa,
Barbara Meserve, Naacy Noarse
Ballle Strock, K.atltJeen Govaars and
Janet Colclaser.
The docket was full this meeting. as
members welcomed the incoming
president for the Association of
Junior Leagues I AJ L). Maridel
Burt Lancaster
suing Columbia
LOS ANGELES (AP) -Actor
Burt Lancaster filed a $1.5 million
breach of contract lawsuit against
Columbia Pictures. contcndmg the
studio imptoperly fired him from the
film "The Old Gringo" and replaced
him with Gregory Peck.
t'hc suit, filed Monday 1n Supenor
Coun . charged that the 74-ycar-old
actor was dismissed because , the
studio encountered problems obtain-
ing cast insurance for him. Such
insurance protects a studio's invest-
ment in a film should an actor die or
become disabled.
The suit seeks $1.S million for the
alleged breach of an oral contract.
The suit also contends Columbia
neaotiated with Peck even before
Lancaster was fired.
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The first was for himself. The second was for his country.
This time it's to save his friend .
STALLONE
MARIO~ ni NfHW VA.MA Present
SYLVESTER STAWltE
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t PU YING .. (2) TWO LARGE AUDITORIUMS
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NBC cancels 9 she>ws, lists season
BJl.A1an1MID ..............
NEW YOR.k -F'rra~ NBC,
the ooJy network suie to aart t.bc t.n
tr&SOD 04 time despise the Wrilcn
Guild tnle. a.nnounced its new
lineup Tuesday, c:ucclina nine
shows, aocludi~ "The Facts of Lift ...
"'Cnme Story," A Year an the Life ..
and --OU.. House.-
Aho acme are the replaoement .mes-The Days and Ni&bts of Molly Dodd. •• ''Bevcrl Hills 8untz. .... The
Bronx bx>" a~'' Aaron's Way."
NBC and the producen of "St. Elscwh~.. previously announced
that show would not come back after
this season.
"Ht~t to Heaven .. and ''My
Two arc not on the fall
schedule. but are stiU in production
and W111 return in some form. either as
occasional movies or replacement
series.. acrordins to NBC.
.. Miami Vice" bad been a ~on mart. t.lt it made the cut aft« its
Ullinaratinp improved when i• was
moved to l 0 p.m.
NBC iuddanaciaht new 1tries: • .. Tatti09tr's. .. $talrina Stel>ben
Colhns, Blythe Danner. Mary 'Beth
Hurt and Jeny Stiller, set in 1
SOl>hastacated New York restaurant. It
as from the producers oflhe critically
acclaimed "St. Elsewhere.••
•"Something Is Out There," hued
on the the hash-ra ted recent mina-
ICrics, starrina Jot Cortese as a cop
and Maryam D'Abo as the extratcr-
rcstnal who helps htm tradt down a
killer from outer space.
•"Midnight Caller." stamn& Gary
Cole as an ex<e>p turned late-night
radio talk-show host
•"Unsolved Mystenes," a con-
t1nuauon of the Spt'Ctals an which real-
hfc crimes or mystenes are re--
enacted.
"I LOVE 'WILLOW: ..
Enthralling and beautifully
produced."
-c..y ......... IVJIC.T\I
.. A TAU Of MAGIC that leaves
a friendly glow."
-Shel'-ae.-. LOS ANGlUS TUW.S
• .. Baby Boom." based on the
movie about a career woman sudckn-
ly saddJed wath an infant, starrina
Kate Jackson.
•"Dear John... starrina Judd
Hirsch as a mamed man suddenl>
abandoned by has wtfe, based on thc-
BBC scne$ of the same name.
•"Empt)' Nest." the sema-spanoff
of "Golden Garis." starrina Richard
Mullipn as a recently widowed
pediatrician lavan& an the "Garis'"
nei&)lborhood an M1am1.
•"The MaJiC World of Disney," a
rotation scncs based on Disney
movie projects. including "The
Absent-Minded Professor," stamn1
Harry Anderson. "Davy Crockett.'
and an action-ad ve nture series to be
announced
NBC has declared that its new
season wall begin Sept. 19. but tlS
shows won't f1kely be seen unttl
October. sance NBC starts off 1n the
.it with the Summer Olymp ca in
orlmc lime then. after a shon break.. has the World Series.
CBS1 meanwbale, 1Jrady has been
forced to ennounce it is dtlayina the
sl&rt of its fall season because oflhe
1wo-monlh-old 5trikc ~ tht Wri1en
Guild of America. ABC tsexpcaed to
follow suit. Both arc sttll planmna to
announce their fall lineups th11
month. _,,,,
Here is the NBC pnmc-ttme hneup
for next season:
MondeY. "ALF," "The M09ell FemllY"
tlor'""1v "V•lefle'• Femllv"), "N9C Mondlly Nlttll et the Movln."
Tt.lftdey: "MallOO.," "In lhe Heel of lhe
N19"11." "MIOftlehl C.llef "
WednHIMY "Ul\aol¥9cl IW,..lerlH," "NIOfll
COUrt," "S.!Jy 900l'I\." "Teltlnoe<'1 " Thuocley "TM Colby Show," "A Different
World," "C'-'." "0.W Jolwl,' "LA Lew ••
Frldey "Sonny Spoon,' "$orMlhln9 II Out
Ti..,""~VIQ '
!>etur!MY ·n1:· "Amen.'' 'Go!Oln Glrn "
"Emc>tv ~' " "Hunter " Sundev 'The Maillclll W«IO of Otsn.v •.
• F•mftv T._., .. ·Dev bY Dev · Nl!lC Suncsev
N19'11 el the MovlH "
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THE WlllD'S FAVORITT
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Historical
m o vies
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Cannes
CANNES1 France (AP) -Films
with a sense of history, includina
Danish director Bille Auau.st's "Pelle
the Conqueror" and Oint Eastwood's
"Bird," dominated the 41 st annual
Clnncs Film Festival.
"Pelle the Conqueror" won the
Golden Pa.Im award as best film .
American actor Forest Whitaker took
the best actor pnz~ for portrayinalazz
great Charlie Parker in the film
"Bird." dartttcd by Eastwood.
Three performers sha~ the bc1t
actress award -Amencan Barbara
Hershey. South African Linda Mvusi
and I J..year-old Jodhi May of Britain
-for the British film "A World
A pan ... The film about an adoles-
cent's awakening to South Africa's
apanhe1d system also won the festi-
val's Special Jury Grand Pri .. ~.
"Bird." which opens next week an
France. recei ved a sreat deal of media
attention dunng the fesuval because
Eastwood was an Cannes and because
the French public has a long-term
lo\e affair with Amencan Jazz.
It was the second year in a row that
Hershey won the best actress award.
Foreet Whitaker
Last )car. she took the prize for her
performance an "Shy People."
The pnze for best director went to
Fernando Solanos of Argentina for
his film "The South "
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I "One MMe Try" CO-ge Mk'l\MI ICOI·
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6 "AIWl'l'I On Mv Mlncl'' Pel ShOo &o>n (EMI·
Menl\elle11)
7 "Evervlhi"9 Your HHrl Deslrn " Dervt Hen
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8 "Tove1nei-Forev....-· RIO. Astley CRCAI
9 "Well' While Lion (Allentk)
10 "P1eno In IN Derk" 8rtnde Rune!! & Joe
E1001ito (A&MI
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12 ''Elt<trk 8tue' le• Houw (Ctvy..i111
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19 . Atonebel SI Prince (P••lltY Perlt.)
20 "Wt AH SIMI> Alone" Cher IGelfenl
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2 "'Olrtv Oencl119' Soundlreck" <RCA>
3 "8e<I" Mlcnee4 Jecll_, (Epic)
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S "The Herdllne Accordino to Terence Trent
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14 "Prlele" Whitt Lion {Allen1k)
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19 "Whtntv..-Vou N..O Sorneooelv" Rid<
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12 ''Toeethef F~· Rick AMlaY (RCA)
13 ''WW• Do 8'-0lr.tn HMrtt Go" Wtlltnev Houston (Arllle)
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16 "So Muell In Love" Art Gerf\inllel IC~) 17."Get Ou11e My Dre.n1. Get 1n10 My cer· 8 1lty Oclen (JIYt )
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Dlettlct. 10 • to permit w.. ~ ..,..o, In The '• pMdplil <*yeno01Kaoet mem..,.of bl4dltlo on IN ltfl *"' of 9MU111 contrw:t cowrtno tM 02397 ~•1ttlOJ: lilnttft. "1'DS1 "d\wd T Deihl, s.e-with 1he C-t, ea.ti of Ot· ~ on-.... ti.. and atfM:I eccor~ #Ith "'9 ofb IOea.d • c/o ,_ IM..-• Pl*'° to ,..,..., June, f..,, M 11-00 o'doc* =and CIMtlng o1 29·3 .. ,' y_,. 1Mi. Type ttubll9Nd Or1n91 C-t ,..WV enoe County Ot1 ~ t. t ...
w1n9. epedlleattone on • 11t the H .. tlnge, Jenotally I •"d comment on thl1 AM Of\ Iha cw..,._...,. ,.....,.., •be ~ Oti1ty Pteo4 Mey~ 12 tt 21. Thll ~t ... ,..., ,...., •
TNlt protect hel bMfl r• omoe of the DINc\Ot of Pu«>-W .... MS Town C.. ~. C.... of Mid l>t*""Y llM ~ lfl •, .. ,,...,Of aeld MM 11 for IM ttM Mtll the County CW-Of Or· Pvl>llShecl Or11n91 C01111 1
,,..._, end It hM bMtl CS. lie S.W:. DrM. 11th floot. coat• t"9 Heeeltve o.cleratlon atored, and •lllct: •• ~ ~ ifl IM pufpoM of ~ .-, of TM79 enoe County on Aprtt 28 DIMiy Pffot M•y 19 H . June
lemwlfted '*'-! It It ca1egor+-DA TE Of OPENING 810S: Meea, Celltomla 92929. end IUllCIOftlnQ docurnentl IOCat9d 11 PvbAo S10flOI Cl'Y of """" 8"dl tor tn. uodli...,.... tor ·atorage 1eet 2 9 1188
Gttlky ..-nc>t under the ,.. 8'clt w4ll be recellleCI 11 lM The t:.ecut...,. Olf9ctor of .,. ~ fOr put)llc r• 2076 Newpor1 9oul9¥wd ln IN llcel ~ ~ June •-"' 1~ amount ol "8JC NOTICE "7'l'W1 Th-7U
qu1ten1entt Of tne Celllotn• Pur~ ~ omt. In the foundetlon II C DrM ~ end ll:ec>eetto11 at IN Ole City ol CO.ta lHM. '°· ,.. 11.111.40 toOet"-wlth Publ<lhed Or9n91 CoMt ---------~..,~Act the City r:A lrW1il IOcalecl 81 8ell•. clo fl'U, ........... ~ °"*'ment. City County of 0r8"0I Stllt9 of Al b6da _.. be reoetwoed ooei. of ~ end Ills flClmOUa. ..,._.. D•ty PllOt May S 12 19 2t. NOTIC! IS HEREBY 15029 Saine! CenyOf\ Av-Jenotlky a w .... Tel Mo. of ~ leech, 3300 c.llfomltl, the QOOOI. Ohat• by the City ea.tl'1 Ofb al .,.,._of.... ..._ STATIWWT 1988 _ __;...:;:;=.;;~;;..;.;.~--
FV"TH(A QIV£N 11\&t Mid enue, Irvine, Calltornla, (114) &41· 1100 ~ ~d. Hew-tlel or~ P'OC*'IY 0.. ~ &.di City Hall, OMed tNa 24ttl day Of The tolowtng perlOnl we TM77 '1C11TIOUS MIM•aa publlc~wlllbeheldon t2714. untll 130 pm on PUOleMd °'*l09 COMt pcWtleech,Calfomla.1114) ecnbed below 1n the maa-3300.....,.,,naoue.-d,on -...y, 1.. OOollO~M ..,._flA,.._,.
tM 1'1tl d.y of Jl#w, 1NI, June t5, 1"8, at wtlld\ time Ollll1y Piiot May 2', 1... 144-3225 .... Of °' b9lote In. above dete Publltlld ~ C--(e)lUIGt AMANI ANO CO "8JC M)TIC[ The f0110w1ng perlON we ., "'9 l'IOUf of 130 pm . In end.,._ b6ds .. be pub-Th124 PublllNd Or9flOI Coeet M.,. Manlnu. So H WAMDAl.MQQIO,crry Olly....,. M~ 21. 1M8 (b)OH TOY co 17282 Ml domg ~ ..
the City Hall Councll lcty ~ 81d1 "'811 be Delly Pilot May 2t, 1988 178-flle cabnl. 3 bXI ~ Til732 ~Circle Fountain \lei-K-BEACH MOTOR WEN<I. , Cfl#nberl 3300 ~ 1ubmt1t1d In ualed __ .,. MnnM: Til7221otuww• ~ Oranoe Cout ~ C•ll t2708 fltCT1'TlOU8 .,...., 1875 P1ac:en11a Avenue, ~d: ~ BMch. en~ mMked on the ..--.... nu1~ ~ G MoCool, So H Daily PllOI May 2t 1988 P'tllJC ll)TIC( 8oWn ln1•nahon11 one ..... STAT'lmWT Co111 MIU C.I 92e27 CAate3. ai wtllcf\ time arid oul-'de. "Bids tor CIP 50t5.. P'tllJC ll)TIC( 13S-TV 4 dr..-.. m9G bu Tll721 CMttor~ The·~ persons .,8 o.n.et Page S07 ~
pl.. lmerel:tecl '*''°"' Slurry Seal .. 'M:TTnOUa 8UI I ll•t blll. mlrM. 2 arm c:tvl. hide lt.-rl Th•• bu11n"1 11 con· doeng ~ N A.,. ~ BMdl. C.ilf 11\111~ and be heerd LOCATION OF THE llAlmlTATIW -~--..,_ .. abed "8.JCllJTICE ~~.,. .. ~· dUC'leClby 1 corpor111on CHOPSTIX 113SNewpO<"I 92M3 theNOn WORK The wotk IO be per· TI'9 foaowtng pereona we .--J-G Barllect. So H -.. ,.,_, SllC)hen Y Ofl 8IYd Suite 1S7s0 Co9ta Th" t>u5tne11 18 con-
WMmALMOOM>, CfTY formed hefeundef 1110Gat9d ~ ~ • MAim ITAru.NT ,075-2 0•-• mlllc dthea, flCTITIOU8 .,..._ The~~ we Tttos 11a1ement wu hied ...... Calif 92626 csucted by an onoovodWI C\.IM. CITY 0'1 ..... In Ille city of !MM. County of T H RI Ft 0 £ L U XE The folow4no l**>M -end tbl MAim STAT'lmWT dOit'll ~ • with the County ~ ol Or· Abbaa Radjat>I-Taro 24 o ...... Page
flOllT MACH Oranoe at verl<>ul 11reet 1os CLEANERS II, 1800I 8eecfl doing bu--. u Rulh Mc:Oowel. So H The foflowing ~ are W E S T P 0 R T •"911 County on Ap<~ s INI Beet pew • 538 ifV'ne Cellf I Th11 a1a1emen1 WM f"8d P\lbll"'9CI Orange Coal callons BIYd . Huntington BHch, THE HAIR HOUSE. 2701016-hiOI1 bed, mllC b•• dOW'll~.,_.. IPROP£RTIES 3151 Airway ''7t'1'M 92714 wllhlheCountyC....otOJ·
Ody P110t May 2t. 1088 DESCRIPTION OF WORK: Celff OH4t W Orangethorpe Ful*1on, blll lbl & chra 2 tptlrs 2 M£A00 WVIEW PARK, Aw ~ V Coeta Mela Put>ltlheo O.ar>ge COM! T,,,_ buames1 11 Gon· at'99 Counly °"May 6 1911
Tl'l720 The wort< 10 be perlotmed ~I leYndry & Cell! O~ Imps lrlOQ bed clthM 13392 Teh A-Gwden Catt! ~ Deity '""°1 Ma;!> 12 19 26 OUC'lecl Dy en tndMCl..-l n1IS1'I
---------lhall tndude but not be 1tm-Vatet ~. tnc., C.-Slr0t N Al-M~. Roben RoelM, Sp C Grow Cail! 02643 I A"°'-P~ Inc • IN& At>t>M Rad1At>I Tar• JoMPto R 0.Vil ,.,21 P\8.IC NOTtel ,1ecs 10 Slurry Sealing fomla. 15702 Producer~ 24209 El Piiat Laguna Hllll. 023-• arm c1111 .of•. 2 MeaOo•vlew Rehab•I•· Callt0tnta COtJ>Or•lton 3151 rl\-6861 Th•• alatemenl we• hied Beacn Boutev•rd w .. ts COMPl ETION OF WORI<: .tE. Huntington Beac:h. Call! Calif 92953 dr111s. 2 tt>t11cttrs, 4 ctlrt lallon Ceni.. CAHtornta. Airway Aw 8ldO V Colla , wtttt the County cien of Or· min•t .. Call1 92643
K4G243 Ali work 19 10 be complelecll 92649 Jal el BHhl tO I LOI Slec>hen Gor!Nn, So H 1201 Dow SI •500. New-Mesa c.111 l1t2t PUBLIC NO TIC( Counly on Aprll 28 Pul>ltlhed Orange Coat
IT AT I II ( N T O F within &O eon-=vll\19 WOttis flll9 bualne&I Is cons t>adr" Lane Placentia 145 m11C baa. 2 blfil ... pof1 a.ecn. Cell! 02ee0 Tn1s ~ t1 con-,~ Da>ly Pl6ol May 19 2e ~
WITM>R.AWAl :no deyt from the dete IC)ed-duct.cl by 1 corporetlon Celil 92170 1aya m;x 1>g9 ctti-Thl8 bu91neM II eon-c>uctecl by 1 corporeuon "'9LJC NOTICf nnort j 2 9 UMle
~TINO~ Proceed Thll statement .... llled1dUC1ed by CO-patlnefl lo bid .. lhe .... Put~ C«ll Meye. Preelden1 , .. .,..,. v.ESSEL VALUED AT t.tORE o..iy Poto! Mays 12 t9 26 ---------
AtOM ,AA'TMIEA.... tied tn th• Nolle• tol Ezri Schley Tiit• buSlneH •• con-Owner ,_ ..... Ille right ductecl by • corpotallon John K ~. S.C· NOTICE Of SALE OF A Publtlhed Orat\941 Coast Ttt-707a
"CTITIOU• IUllNEll AWARD OF CONTRACT .ith the County Clerk of Ors JeMll BNhl mutt ge. made wtth ca9'I only This stat-I was hied Thlt 1t.-...nt -Ned THAN S 1 SOO 1988 P\llJC ll)llC(
NAME The °"""9< reseNel the enge County on May 10, Tiiis atllement -llled end pa10 '°' 11 the llme of With Ille County ci.. Of Or-wtlh 19'1 COunty Cler1' of Ors Notice " '*eOJ ~ Ttt-67111
1 TI'9 IOllowtng ~'°" hu nght atler opening bid•. to 19&8 woth Iha County Cleftt of Or· purchaM Ail purchaMd engie County on May • 1984 ~ County on r..aey 3 1NI pursuant 10 1«100<\S soo. ltJlllt
wtthdrawn as 1 at PA'1· re,.ct any or ell bid•. lo F110a1 ange County on May 2, 1918 good• ate 90IO M 11, and "79741 ~ 501 501 5 !>02 •nd 503 of •-.,. MnflC[ FICTTT10Ua ..,_ .. '*from the p=lhlp op-wal.,. any tntormallly In a Pvblflhld Orange Coat nnnl mutt be removed •I the 11me PublllMO Or9n91 Coeat Publilhecl Or9n91 Coee1 tne Harbors 111\0 Na,;ig.1mon f"UULJ" "" ...-8TATDmWT
eratlng under the llCtlllOUS bid 10 m1h awwdl In thllOally Pl6ot May 19. 28. Ju<ie PubllsNl<I Ofange Coul of ... SIMI MlbjeCl 10 priOf Delly P11ot May 19 M June O..ty Ptlot M9)' 12 19 2e Cool o1 ll'le Slate ol C.-FK:nnout IU..... Ttte ~ ~ -
bu 11n•11 n • m 1 0 1 :nlerest ollhe Owner end to 2. 9. tH8 Dally Pilot May S 12 19 2t ~''°" in 1111 -I of 2 9 1918 June 2 tM8 tomta the unoersogoecl ..,._ fl AThJENT I doing t>uli'-•
CAOlll.AC FAIRVIEW INs rejeet all <>Iller bldl Th-7 l4 19N TM78 Mltllmenl bet_. Owner Th-709 Th-sal MARINA DUNES INC .will The tolow.ng pettonl ••• AMERICAN INSTITUTE
llESTOAS. L TO , A Celi· PROPOSAL GUARANTEE I Mil at public auction. II 101 ~ ~ u OF HEAl TH ANO Meot-
fomla llmlled P1rtner1h1pat AND BONDS EICll bid lhall P\ll,IC NOTICE PlllJC NOTlCE f'tlllC NOTICE l'taJC N()JIC( "8.JC NOllCE North 8aytl0e Or""9 ..._ Fl.IAWA Y CONVALES· ~NE A MEDICAL GROUP. 245 Flecher Avenue, Suite be accompanied by •· port 8-lll Celotornie t2teO CENT CENTER 2800 N 3200 Pan Center °""'9,
Bs2, Coeta M .... Caill ~•lied 0t cUhilf •ell«* •~AM on t"9 9UI • Hlt1»of Boulevard Fullerton •720 ~ ~. Calll 92e2t Ot by I C()(porate IUrety ol June, 1M8, the fOlowlnO C4lllf t283e 92626
Thi llc:tmoua bu1lneu t>onO on Ille l0tm turnllhed ~ prOCJlrtY lo_. Ftlaerton ~•bllllalion TM Wellness Mecllc:al
name 1tllement tor Ille parts by the Owner as guefMtee M11'1CE (»' AB..IC llf'AIU}ll; Make of lo•t Cllp-Certw Cehtornia 120 1 Group tnc:orp0t11ecl 1 C9s
nWlhlp wu filed on Oec:ems lhal bidder will 11 an awwd p • r m a r 1 n • I D Dowe SU.. • 500 Newl>Ot'1 tomla prof COfl> 3200 Pe'11
t>er 3 1985 :n the County of ta made to him in ac-=::=:==::================ C l M 0 0 5 7 6 1 0 1 3 • 9eec11 Cllllf 92f!e0 Cenler 0r-•720 Coat• OrwiOe FllE NO F?t»1892 cordenc:e willl Iha lerml of Cl'st098EA ~ 25 9", Thll. ~ ....... II con· ..... c.tif 92t26 .
Fulf Name and AOOrep of 1111 bid promptly MCUre y.., 1973 Type .ail ~ by a COt'l>OratlOn This bull~.. le cons
the Pereon Wllhdrur· Workmen's Compenutlon ~ IJS8 C7! REVfJi(E SllMUK; ~ " 1988/89 Said ule is lor Ill• C.OI ..._.,. Co<PO<•l• dUC1ecl 'i • cori>OratlOn
1n9:0onald J Hef>clrlCkaon. lniwranc:e and llablllllee In-,, _..,.,.. ,_ -.......,_,, " 1,__189 ,..,.._ m ~of Ml~ lien of s.a.ury Leogtt r1n eonn.., MD.
19900 Fwc:hlid • ISO '"""' -tnee Said d'9dc or b'd· -~ ....... us. ~ ~ '-A & ... ~· ... ~ f()( llt°"91 Tllll _..,.,_, .., .. llted P1....oen1
Cellf 92715 ders bond lhell be In an cm (»' tKWl"IJCittM BPACJ1 ... In the amount 0 wl1tl UW County ci.. Of Qr. Th11 st.al.men: -111ec1
Signed Donald J Hen-amount of not leu than 11.810 40 109911\ef with .,. County on ""1<• 18• With me Counl't C*1t Of Of.
drlditon S2 500 Only bondl 1....0 OOlltl of aa-ii..-ig Ind•· ttla enge County on Apr1I 21
Put>lilNd Oranoe Coat by companies wtllc:h are sier-of MINI PS7-1eet
Dally Pilot M1y 19 26 June rated A. or "'A•' In the 0.190 lhlt 2•1h dey ol ~ Orange COMI ~
2 9 '9118 · "BestRaung Bulde 'wl"be Not1c.e is hereby 91ven that a µlbl 1c hearing will be held by the City May 1966 OltlyPlllD4M..,s.12 19 26 Pub41ehed Orange COllllll
. ' Th-T05 accepieo Failure 10 submit Council o f the City of Hunt1nnt-""' Beach, in the Council Chanbera of ~ C1v1c Publtet*2 Orange coe.c 1911 O...y Plloi .a.~ 5 12 19 2e ---------ecc:eptable bond• wlll be ·~~· ()ejty Pi4<>1 a,,ay 26 1984 Th•5 198& P\8.JCNOTICE G1WMolrejeC1lonolbid Center. Huntington Beach. at the hour of 7 :00 P.M •. or as 9000 thereaft.er as ThT33 T,._.75
NOTICE Of FcfR~~~/ ~~D ~~R possible on !"bnday, the 6th of June. 1988, for the ~ o f coruudenng the P\8.IC NOTtel "'8JC N()TlC[ I PWLIC NOna:
"'9LJC HEAMNG ANO MATERIAL BONDS. F1acal Year 1988/89 City budget a.nd proposed use of Federal ~ Sharing
NOT ICE IS HEREBY n ... Contrect()( MMctecl fUnds. Al J c 1ti.2ens ,......,,..,..i.ally seru.or c itizens and handi.caff>ed ind1v1duals) GIVEN that ihe City Council 10 per1orm :tte WOt'k lhAI ---r---
otthe City ol Newf)Ot't Beedl 1upp1y th• Clly wnh • are invited to attend and pl'OVl.de the Council. with written and o ral ca1T1ents
wlll llOkl •review and publlc Fallhful Pert°'mance Bond. and ask ...... ..,.~ lon.8 concerning the C1 ty' s entire p~-' bud<}M. and t.htoo heet1nQ regarding Ille APs ind Labol and Malarial "ll-~ ·~
PLICATION Of THE RESI-Bond priOf 10 the .. .,., of relati.onahi.p of Revenlll! Sharing fw-ds to that budget.
DENTS OF PORT BISHOP construction Botti bonds
CIRCLE FOR A STREET IMll be not .... lhan one
NAME CHANGE Tile re-~ndred I 100%) percent of
q1.19a11110 con~ 1 a1ree1 the total amount of the bid
name cheoge rrom Port pric:e named In Ille contrect
8llhOp Ctrcte 10 'Porl Only bond• tStued by com-T~ Circle In Ille panMS wtllCh -ralecl "A"
Hart>ot View Hills ,,,.nned or ··A+ '"the "Best "-ting
Community This projeet 11aa Gulde · .in be ~ted
bMt1 ~ end rt h.. PREl/AlllNG RATES OF
beer\ delerrnlned 111•1 II II WAGES In accordanc:e with
categorlcalty exempt under lhe provtlk>nl of Sec:tlon
the flqUlf-115 ol the Celis 1773 ol the Calltomla Labor
tomla EnlllrMrnenlal Quality Code ttte general Pflll•ltlng
Act rat .. ol per otem wages and
NOTICE IS HEREBY tlOMday and overtimew0tl< in
FURTHER GIVEN that uld the locahly In wlllch lhe WOf1t
publlc ~will be hekl on II lo be perlOl'med Ilea l>Mtl
Iha t3th day of June. 1981, oC>talned ,,.om the Director
al me ~ of 1 30 p m . 111 of the Department of lndul-
1 h• City Hall CounGll tnal A411a11ona. • C09Y of CMmt>ers. 3300 ~ 1'fhklh It o., flte In the otflce of
8oulrtefd. Newport Beedl, the City Clet11 of the City ot
CA t2M3. at wtlld\ lln'I end lrvlne end will be made...,.._
p&ec. lntWMlld ~· able to any lnt--1ed party
may aippe9' and be rie.d wpol\ ~· The c:ontrac.-
thereon 1or and any aut>oonlrector
WANDA E. MQQtc>. em under him lhall pay nol ....
Cl.D9(, CITY OF ... s lhan the IC)edf'led 1><9¥81ing
POtllT •ACM rat• ol WegM to 1111 woBs
P\lblllhecl Oreoge Coal n'len employ.cl In the PICl>-
Dally Pilot May 2e. 1988 lion of the oontr9C1
Til710 FEOEAAL IMMIGRATION _________ 1REF~M C0HTA0L ACT:
•-,,.. a.tnT'll'r TM oontrKtOt muet con· __ ,....;..WULno..-_"'-'_1_ ~--rlorrn With Ille Federal lrnml-
NOTICI CW gntlon RefOf"m Control Act
"*.IC HLU9tQ OI Ital, Public: l..ew OO-eo3
NOTICE IS HEREBY LABOR REGULATION.
'Ihe entire proposed budget for FY 1988189 totals 5151, 789,403 includi.ng
General Fund expenditures proposed at 579,291,351. 11le Federa l Revenue
Shan.ng Program has ~ and new funds are no longer being alloc:at.ed to loca l
govenwtent.s. tllnti.ngton Beach ha.a 5610,000 o f residual Revenue Shan.ng fWlds
remairu.ng in fund balance and st.a!! is proposing, as a part of the 1988 89
bud<;Jet. that these funds be used for the construction o f a centrdl warehouse
at the City's Corp:>rat1on Yard. ~ ~let.e, proposed budget including the
proposed expenditure of Revenue Sharing for Fi' 1988189 can ~ inspected by ~
plbhc fran 8 :00 A.M. TO 5 :00 P."1., !'t:>nday through Fri.day at City Ra l!, '..'000
~in Street, Huntingt.on Beach. Copu~s of the proposed b..adcJet. are a190
available for plbli.c review at the City's Central Library lOf"...at.ed at 7111
Talbert Avenue IC.Oldenwest St.. a.Nd Talbert Ave. I.
All i nterested presons are i.nn ted t.o attend said heanng a nd express t.he ir
opuuons for, o r , a<J<Hnst the pl"OfX>sed U9e of revenue shdnng fonds cind t.~
entire C1ty budqet as proposed for FY 1988189. Further i nfo rmation rMY be
obtained fran the Office of the City Clerk 2000 "1a 1n Street. fU":t1ngt.on Beach ,
California 92648 -Phone t <71 4 > 536-52~7 .
'Ihe City Of Huntington Beach endeavors t.o ~t.e per9008 of hard1capped
status in the aarussior: or access to, o r treatment or ertt>loyrnent i.n. C1 ty
programs or act1vit1es. 11-.e City o ! Huntington Beach is an equ.:t) CJRX)rtunity
ertt>l oyer .
D\Tfl>: 5123/88 City of lb1t.ington Beach
by: Al ici.a M. MenblC>rt.h.
City Cle.Ml
~OTICE Of DIVIDED Pl.BLICATION
Punuant 10 S«uana 3311 throlAch ~ ~ and Tu.abon ~. the t N~ of Power lo Sell Tn-Oriaull.ed ~ 111 and for w c.aunty of ~. Sa~ of C&Worrua, n... ~n dlvwied and dJStnbuled to VWlOUI I
nt'wap&Pft'I of~ cin:Wacx.i published 111 aid rowity for publicauon of a
poruon Wreof In Heh of aid newspe~
PARCEL !'4l..MBERl'\iG
Sl, TEM EXPLANATION
~..._,,Map PanTl Nuinbtt whim 1.-.d to ~bP propttty 111 tam
1'sl, ref en 10 Uw ~·,map book. w map~ or Wodl numbef" 111 Uw bom
and Uw mdMdu&l paroel nwnbrr on w map ~or With.In Uw bladt A l*oeeA '
number" 111 foe nample. "'Ot-4·~" would l'08n 8cdl 44 of Uw ~
Mapa. BkJt'k JQ Cmap ~le, bAock 3). and PAl'Ol!i ~ wtth&n U.\ bb:tL. n.
mar-refttred '°an~ for 1119p«txtn m the offtot of ttw ~
NOTICE Of' POWER TO SELL
TAX-DO'AL"LTED
PROPERTY
Pubbc ~ • hereby I>~ that. ftw or~ ,._.. he~ daJ*d IAnt'll' ttw
l&Jtes and Wlt'latl Oii Uw raJ property dMcnbed tw'ftn -ciedaAd 10 bP wr«f•ull.ed and that. by openc-i of law on July 1, 1918 at Uw t-.1.r of 12-01
a.m_ Uw hen!tnaf~ decnbed rMJ pcopeny wW become atbJIC1 to Uw WC
mUectoc's power of alir for fadwt to pay laid duly ~ and aeplly ~
&axes apmat -.Id propeny. and that, ~ ttw J*opeity • __. redwmed or
an llWtallmiMt plan ot redernp<w\ • INU.tf.d •~by law pnor lO :.e
p..m on &hr i..t bull.-day ot Junr 1988. Uw tu ooDec\or po'IW'l'f' al ak wW
aria •
,,. ~· for whldl Uw property -CJr'\Cllllllly ~ 10 be \aXs ~fawl.ed .. shown u w amount bftnc 1rt fonh In doli.n and ~ta oppcm1e
lb. dm:npdon ot w proptny U Uw pr'Opft'ty la no< 1edeerned Uw f'\lhl ol
1 Edoem:pQon will IJerm&N\e upon any aut.equmt taliP by Uw tu ooUec1iar
GIVEN mat IM City Council The c:ontnictor ltlal tomOIY
of IN City of Newport e.ec:n wtUI ... Ille requnment• of
_.. hold • ....,... and publlc a.cuon 11n s ·~ wn11 '*'Ing regarding Pl.AH· II other applc8ble requlf.-
NIH Q c 0MM1ssI0 H mentl of Ille Calltoml• All lnfonnabori canoemi.nc redernpbon. or Uw l.nUMt~ al -u.aallmm~
AMENDMENT NO 862. ,.. ~=s ANO SPECI-'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ plan ol ~ wtU. upon ~ be tWl\lahed by &tin1 L. Citron; ~~t:~~~ RCATIONS A tu1 Mt of~ 'rrww-Tn ~and ~pUon Ofboer. 108 P'l:nenct Bide . DON.-. pa1Codeao•10~ a ..,.ctflc:atlonala~lor P\ll.£ llJnct fUlJC llJTICE P1B.IC NOTICE P\11.tC ll)TIC( "8JC NOTICE en.dwey. (PO Box 1431). Santa AN.. Caht«Na. men I
new oft..u.t per111ng ,.. pk:tlupwlthoUteflWga et thei-;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; _________________________ ..
qulrelnerlt for pubflc: ... PurchUlng ONtllon, t 502911
IMlb'Y ueea. lndUdlng but Saine! f:J:' A~. In the
\not limited to theetere, ~ ~ ...__~
~end eudltoriumL .......... .,.,......,_,
A N90attw Oec:latetlon malled. upon reoelpt of ,..
Ilea ~ prepared by IN quea«1 no later tN!tl '"" ( 10) Olty of ~ 8"°' In c:Mendw CS.ye Pflof 10 the
ion wt 11 me ..,.,.... date eet lot ooenlnG b'ds. ::='noted t. ~ the UCURITY. FOA COM·
Megetlw o.oer.tton ...... PlETtON Of W~I( The
tMl. the tubfloct ~ City Wiii retain '"" ( tOI I*· merit wtll not ...autt In • llO· «*11 of Ole b'd amount, untl nlftcent en.ct on IN .,._ .. work II oon_.,...ed to IN
woument. It le tN pr...m .. ~of tM City. At
ln&entlon of tM Ctty to eo-= ~ i:z:-1.: capt -Megettw OeGIAr· • 111on end IUPC>O'tflno doc»-City will pey IM wnount ao
rMMa, TNll 11 not 10 be con-retelned upon compllence
ttNed • ...._ ..,.,,-owl ar wltt\ IN requlternenta of ... ..:la~ City of, .... eub-Go,,.,,.,,..,, Code 8eGtlon )llct Ion The City en-14402 end lhe Pf~ of ....,..,._ _...__ of tt1e tM contrKt document• ~-"-·-· ~to "SubetltvUon garierW SNbk to mww end of Secul'lt•" °°"""'*" on 1"61 6ocumen-p R OJ EC T A 0 MIN IS· tetlon. CoplH of lh• Tf'A TIOH· All lec"nle•I :::a:..a ~ ~ qutetlonl r ... ttve '° V. ~ fol' SNbk ,....., pr~ Pflof to~ bldl
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NOTICI IS HIR!!! at ~14~! IM Olty
llUfn'Hf9' GN£N t1\llC -Councl of ... City ol !Mne ~~111;-,,:.,~.=. cm OP ~ H•
at .__ heur of 'f :30 p.m .. In MMCY C. UCft, CWJ
the City Hell Council ~ °'*l09 Coeet
a.-.n. 3300 ....... D11Y Noc ...., K June t. .......... Mlowpon IMdl. , ...
CA nta. el-*" ..,,_ and Th7' 1 ..... In...... .,.,..,,.. --------· .., ..... end Ille -.nt ......
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• l'lUUBJ USE CF ~EAJB SlllllDE ftlll> cm CF IOn'DCltll llEMJI
Noti.oe u ~reby 91 ven that a plbhc hearing wi.11 be held by t.he Clt )'
Council of. the City of iblt1ngt.on Beach. i.n the Oolrc1l ~rs of the Ci vic
Center, tl.s'lti..ngton Beach, at the hour of 7:00 P.M •• or a.a aoon thereafter as
poeai.ble on Monday. the 6th of J~, 1988, for the ~ o f cons1den ng the
F1acal Year 1988/89 Ci.ty a.dc}et and prop:>sed uae of F~ral Revenue-Sharing
f\lnda. All ci.t.uens c e9peC i.a 11 y eeruor c 1 t uena and handi.oarped i ndl v idua la >
are 111Vited to attend and provi.de the Council wi.th written and oral conment.a
and ask ~J..Ona oonoerrung the C1 ty' a entl.re pr••• eed bdget and the
relationah.1.p of Reverue Sharing funds to that budget.
~ entire pwp:ieed budget for FY 1988 89 tot.lla SlSl, 789,403 irclud1ng
General f\.rd e.JqJend.i.ture. prqioeed at 579. 291, 351. 1'.e Federal ~
Sha.ring Prog:r-has ended and new funda are no longer being al located t..o loca 1
pre111111~111U. l:l.rttington Beach hu 5610,000 of resl4al ~ Sharing funds
nnauu.ng in fund balAnee and sta!f u propo111.ng, a.a a part of the 1968 8q
budget., that U-f\.ni8 ~ uaed for the oonstruc:t.i.on of • central warehciwlP
at the City'• Q)rpor&tion Yud. ~ caq>let.e. tAopoeed budget i.nch.ad.ing the
pcq:oeed tr:JCl)Mditure of 9ewn.ae Shanng for n 1988/89 can a. 1.n11peeted by the
pubhc fraa 8 :00 A.H. 10 5:00 P.M., ~y through Fnday at City Rall. 2000
Mun St.nilt, amtington ae.cn. OJpi.es o1 the pqceed ~ Att aleo
aV&ilabl~ for p.lbh.c n!Yiew ~t th! city•• Central Libnry located 11t 7111
Talbe.n ~Wftle CGoldel.at st.. and Tal~rt. Ave.> •
A.11 .int.eriillted pr..,,. an lJ'IVl.ted to •ti.end aai.d heanng and exprea thr1r
opinian8 for, or. agiau.t the pn,.:oeeid U1:e of tt'W!n.11! llharing f Wida mm t.he
ent l.n!! C~ty ~ u pr'Clpieed for FY 1988 89. f\&rt.her Wonat.1on N)' ~
obtainlid f rca the Of fieoe ot the City Clerk 2000 Mun Street.. ~ingt.an 8Mch.
c.1uornia 92641 -Pharle tc714> 536-5:?:n •
-n. City ot tt.N:inrJtcln ~ .nduvon to ~date~ of hand.J.Clffl'l!d
tstawa 11\ U. adlaiaa.ian or .oc1111 to, or t,...t.Dent or -.:>l~t 1n, City
progr .. or -=t.1v t •· 1'W City of IU\t~ 8Mch u an ..-1 ~ty
91plo,.er.
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PROPERTY TAX -DE·
FAULTED I N THE YEAfl
1983 fOR TAXE
ASSESSME\TS A..~D OTHER
CHARGES Of TIIE FISCAL
\EAR 1982-83.
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MEMORIA'-' D~V ·
W.EEKEND
DON'T MIX DRINKING & DRIVING
It
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Since 1984, at. leat 89 peopJ. haw ditd in Orance Coat auto accldenta in which akohol ia beli.v.d to have been a
ract.or. The followina llat ot the Yict.lma ia the moet eloquent uaument. aaainat drinldnc and drivlnc .. have yet beard:
-
Ha Quoc Vu, 2b, Los~ January 21 1984 in Seal 8-c.h
Joeephine "Pinky" Rich;1s, ifunu.n,ton ~February 19, 11184 In Fountain Valley
Bernard Rebey, 43, Coeta M-. February 26, 1984 in Coeta M ...
Jamee 8. DowniOJ, 2b_, Garden GrcM, March 31, 1984. in Anaheim
Robert O.vW, 3, Rancho Califoruia. April 17, 1984 in Irvine
O.vid Andrew, 18. Irvine, A\ll\9t. 13, 1984 in lnine
Jamee MarronceUI, 2!, Newport a..ch, A~ 24, 1984 ln Newport 8-c.h
Deborah Lee Slemooa, 20. Milsion Viejo. ~ber 10, 1984 in Huntiftston Harbour
Diane Mae Drudiery, 21, ~ V~, September 10, 1984 ln Hunt.inrton Harbour
O.wn Jo~ Utterbeck. 18, Miaion VieJO, Sept.ember 10, 1984 In Hunlin,ton Harbour
Pamela Trueblood, 36, Fullerton, Od.ober 23. 1984 in Fullen.on
Eric Truebk>od, 11, Fullertot\, October 23, 1984 in FuUert.on
Ke.rry Trueblood, 9, Pullen.on, October 23, 1984 in Fullerton
Scott Trueblood, 8., Fullerton, Octrober 12, 1984 in Fullerton
Dou,laa EJ_y, 15, Lacuna Hilla, ~ber 30, 1984 in Million Vie,o
Coronado Pedroza, 61, Santa Ana, January 24, 1986 in Irvine
Joeeph Howe, 25, Huntin,ton 8-c.h. March 11, 1985 in Newport Beach
Michael Burris, 26, Cyp,.., March 21, 1986 in Hu.ntincton Beach
Kenneth Kennelly, 14, Hunti~ Be.ch, April 6, 1985 In Huntinrt.on Beach
Michael Trost. 30, Miaaion VieJO, April 17, 1985 in L.,una Beac.h
Lorraine Hill, 20, Irvine, April 27 1985 in l..apna S..Ch
Brent Reid, 17, Hunt.incton ~.June 2, 1§85 in Hunt.inrton Beach
· James Curtis, 19, Fallbrook, July 6, 1985 in Hunt.inrton Beach
Michael McKinney, 18. Coeta Meu., July 7, 1985 In San Juan Capistrano
Thomas fAf>U, 29, Commerce, Aucuat '· 1986 in Irvine
Teresa Shafer, 24, Newport Beach, September 7, 1985 in Hllnt.inrton Beech
Patricia Oalta, 61, Lacuna Beach, September 25, 1986 in lAcuna Beach
Darrell Durfee, 18, Irvine, September 25, 1985 in Coata M ...
Ponnamma Nair, 43, Coata M ... ';"Odober 1, 1985 in~ta M ...
Karel Hoppenbrouwer, '5, Santa Ana, November 14, 1985 in Fountain Valley
Cynthia Neilaon, 36, Dana Point, December 12, 1985
Gres Sinclair, 25, HunUn,ton 8-c.h. 1986 in Anaheim
Allen Abra.ma, 21, 0ra.nre. January 19, 1986 in Newport Beach
Patnclt Quilt, 19. Huntln,ton Beech. April 1986 in Hunt.inrton Beech
Helen Haian. 25, Hunt.incton Beech, May 13, 1986 in Hunt.inrton Beech
Nhung N'B:~ 27, Loa Anples, June 23, 1986 in HunUJ1110n Beech
David M. . 20, Miaaion Viejo. July 15, 1986 in Mm.ion Viejo
Jill Paradilo, 21, Newport Beach, Auruat 18., 1986 in Coet.a Meu
Martin Spriet.. 20, EJ Toro, Seotember 13, 1986 in Trabuco Canyon
Jue Finney, 39, Balboa, October 2, 1986 in Newport Beach
David Bennett Roberta 11, 22, ea.ta Mesa, November 14, 1986 in Coat.a Meaa
Dona E Klatt. 75. Weatminater. December 6, 1986 in Weat.minater
Vanesaa Dever, 51, EJ Toro, January 31, 1987 in Laguna Beach
Wilham F Clemona, 63, Laguna Hilla, February 5, 1987 in Lacuna Hilla
ROOerico Gonzale., 39, Los ~. March 6, 1987 in Hunlinrton Be.ach
David Mannine. 16, Anaheim, March 27, 1987 in Sant.Uifo Canyon
Clifford Hart.man, 17, Anaheim, March 27, 1987 in Sant.iaco Canyon
Michelle Crane, 20, Lonr Beach, ~l l, 1987 in Hunt.incton Beach
Karen L. Carner, 22, Hunt.i~ Beactr, April 17,-lt87 in Hunt.iOJlOn Beach
Stacey Moaltewich, 19, Huntinrtoo Beach, April 20, 1987 in HunUnrton Beach
Robert 1.a<:cardie, 26, Hunt.incton Beech, May 8, 1987 in HWlt.inrton Beach
Mary Reilly, 35, South Laauna. May 21, 1987 in Newport Beech
Michael John Bates, 31, N"ewport Beach, June 8, 1987 in Newport Beach
AbduJ Cader, 22, Fountain Valley, July 5, 1987 in Hunt.i~n Beech
Richard Clayton Locey, 52. Newport Beech, July 9, 1987 1n Newport Beach
Chriat.opher J. P. Oat.re, 34, L.,una Beach, September 2. 1987 in Fountain VaJley
Frank Proto, 39, Hunt.incton Beach, September 12, 1987 in Huntinston Beach
Cynthia Vrielirlf, 27, Hunt.inat.on Beach, September 12, 1987 in Huntinrton Beach
David Edward Dutro, 33, Coeta Mesa, September 19, 1987 in lAluna Beach
Dennis Jordan Spencer, 35, Colt.a Meu. September 22, 1987 in Co.ta Meaa
Cecilia Biubaa, 20, San Diecoi October 3, 1987 in North ~
Raymond Gary Williama, 52. Coat.a Mesa, October 27, 1987 111 Coat.a Meaa
Bnan Dean Van Duaeldorp, 26, Villa Park, November 1, 1987 in Irvine
William Turner, 19, HllDliJll10n Beech, November l , 1987 in Hunt.ircton Beach
Hector Bar~, 34, San Diero. January l , 1988 in Hunt.inat.on Beath
Stanley Francia Cieala Jr., 21, Norco, January 3, 1988 in Irvine
Stephen Culfia, 28. Hunnn,ton Beach, March 30, 1988 in Huntinrton Buch
BenJie N011al, 60, Hllntinfton Beech, March 30, 1988 in Hunt.inst-on Beach John Doe (unidentified) 35, May 1, 1988 in Coate Meaa
Scott
ignites
Lake rs
His 30-point effort
helps LA take 2-0
lea against Ma vs
INGLEWOOD (AP) -Byron
Scott, of\cn overlooked on a team of
stars. is shinina brightly for the Los
Angeles Lakers in the NBA playoffs.
The 6-foot-4 suard scored 30 points
Wednesday naa.ht as the Lakers
breezed to a 1"23-101 victory over
Laken n. Dalla•
MondaY"-Lak1n 113, Daile' ft .......... Sc...
~•rs 123, Dallas IOI IL.ak1rs lead series. 7-0l
Friday's Game
Lak.,s at Dallll, 5 P.m
SundlV's Game
Laken et Dallas, 17:30 p,m
TUftdaV's G..,,.
Daile' al Laken, 1:30 o.m m n«en-arv)
Tlwndav, June 2
Lakin at Dallas. 6 p.m (if necessarvl
Satvrdllv, June 4 .,. Sunday. June s
Dalla' at Lakers, 12:30 p,m (If necen-arv)
Dallas and a 2-0 lead an the Western
Conference finals.
··Byron ts a young player and af he
keeps improving, he's goina to ~ the
best off(shootang) fUard in the league
if he isn't alrcadl,' Lakcrs coach Pat
Riley said. "O course. that's not
countina Michael Jordan. He, ltkc
Earvin (Ma~c Johnson). 1s an a
special class.
Dallas coach John Macleod said
Scott, who as a veraging morr than 20
points a pme in the playoffs. as
"having an All-Star season."
"He's been on fire. playing really
well. since trainin1 camp,' Macleod
said. "He's 1oing to rcmem~r this
year when he's old and retired. It's a
banner year for ham."
The best-of-seven scri~ shafts to
Dallas for pmcs Fnday and Sunday.
and Riley said the Lakers' goal is "to
win one of those. we don't cat( which,
then come back here and wrap at up in
five."
Macleod said the Mavcncks must
malce adjustments to win the scncs
.. We're 10101 to have to react ~ttcr
lo whal they're do1nadefensJvely, and
we're JOllll to have to gtt back faster
on defense ourselves.," he said.
Scott. who led lhc Lakers in sconng
d\lrina the rqular season with a 21. 7
average, scored 21 points in the first
half as the Lakcrs pulled ahead S9-48.
(Pleue ._ LAI&RS/83)
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THURSDAY, MAY 26. 1988
-Winfield lifts
Yankees, 4-i
His drive in 10th
nullifies comeback
for sweep of Angels
By RICHARD DUNN ........ c., , .......
Neal ol\llen. an une\pected source.
and Da'e \\infield a Nt'w York
den' all't' fur ~ea~. tool center staie
for the ) ank.C't''> "'cdn~a) naaht an
)'Cl another alt off Broadwa)
I he \lrea~rng 'r anktt!> rolled otl
their fifth \lra1gh1 Y.ln wath a 4-2
vactof) 1n I ( innings against the
Angel\
Mam of the ·HS I 91S Cap Nag.ht fans
an a11endanle at .\nahe1m S-tadaum
were gone b) thr tame Wtnficld
crushed a £)(-\\ J\ ne Bui~ patch into
the lefl-field h<.>:\ !I.eats for a gamc-
v.annmg home run. g1v1n1 the Yan-
kces (30-14) a)-~ lead 1n the 10th
.\llen entl'red the game ha\.tng
pitched JUSt o\l~r eight anning.s this
season Y.1th no"' tns. no saves
But his performan~ (3~, tnnmgs.
one htt) an this one handcuffed the
Angels enough to keep them streaking
an aJI the wrong d1rect1ons
The onl y h11 ofT A.lien was pinch-
h1ttcr John"' Ra' 's home run an the
bottom of the ninth to ue the pmc.
2-2
Mca"'i.•h1le the ..\n1tls lost their
fiflh con~utJ\e game. their fifth
strautht 11 home and their 16th an the
past ~3
. .
The sch edule ·
Today Idle
Mav 17-Saflirnore. 7.35 P m
Mav 1t-8alflrnore. 7 OS o.m •
Mav 79-BalllmOf'e, H>S ~ m
Mav 30-BoilOn, S 10 pm
Mav 31 Boilon 7 35 pm •
J Ullf I -Idle
• On TV Channel S
• A M llllT\H on KMPC, 710
season ha'e "on 10 ofthctr laat 13
game~
· I Bu Kt I thrt'w a fork ball and he
hung 11 a little out an front " An&cl
~anager C ook1e RoJas said of tne
pitch to v. infield
Greg ~anton's ba~-loaded wait
to"' 1Jl1e Randolph made at 4-2 ~forr
the rail\ was oveT Buie~ had struck Winfield out
kadmR ofTthe eighth inning
"Tom Seaver never dog.cd me ltk.c
that ~ I took a few patches to see
what I v.as SY.1ng1ng at," said Win~
field. "'ho'd fanned twace 1n a row
against Buice counung t~ar :tatt
encounter in "'ew York "Then lU>Ot
him deep"
New York'• Joel Skinner geta a high five
from teammate Rafael Santana after a
Do.-, .... _._.., ...........
two-run homer put the Yankees ahead ln
the seventh lnntng. New York won, 4 -2 . The Yank.ees. who have matched
their longest "'inning streak of the
New ) ork catcher Joel Sbonor,
homerlcss going into the p -me.
(Plea.e .ee A.NOltLS/82)
Spaeth still working toward his goals
By JON FERGUSON °' ... 0.-, ,... 9talf
Tim Spaeth wa'> alv.a} s prett' good
w11h has hands
In 1978 and I ~79. those hands were
thro"' tng balls 1 n the net at about tht
rate of two goals per game 1n helping
Golden V.. e'il ( ollege to l·onsecu11"c
state Y.3ter polo champ1onsh1ps
T"'o >C.-ar\ later at Long 8each
State. Spaeth was v.orlcang on his
bustness degrC'e. pla} mg polo and
neanng the t.'nd of has senior )C.-ar
when the thousht of getttng 10vol\.cd
in his own business couldn't wall
··1 got nine units from graduauon
and got so ants~ to get 1nvohc.-d w11h
something. that's v.hcn I staned the
·Barnstormer'." Spaeth said ·· 1 neHr
.,,.ent bad~. I firml) belte"e school 1s
1mponant and want to go back and
finish ..
But. at the lime. the Barnstormer
&a'e him the opponun1ty to move
a"'a} from home. where his up~tan
p1c1urc tram mg business took up four
of1i1s parent~· i.ax bedrooms
The bus1 ness ad,enaser c1rcula11 ng
an 1hc 1ndu-;1rial area of the John
\\a} ne Airpon sencd two purposes
- a business an itself. and a \.Oace for
his picture lraman~ efTons
"When I was going to school, I had
managt>d a (frame) store and m\
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SpAeda (1978) SpAeda (1988)
maJor "a" 1n bus1nC'ss. · ~paeth said
"I thought ot 11 as something "'here I
could ha'C' tun "'''h m' hands and get
anto bu\1nes.s for mv~lf ..
8) I 985, he was 'mamed and had
has fi~t picture framing shop at
E:\ecutne Park an Irvine. shuffling his
lime between two busancs'lt"S four
doors apan ~fore he sold his 80
perct'nt of the Barnstormer to his
onganal panner
Th~ )cars later. SJ>Kth said he
ho~ to soon open his third shop an
R.tncho Santa Marpnla and fiJurcs
gross sales v.111 top the SI mallton
mark nel!. t )'Car rn the SI 0 b1llton
1ndustr) Besides and1v1dual Nork.~
docs picture frames for model homes.
hotels and ~t.aur.lnls and om~
buildings from Sacramento to
Baken.field tu Phocnait
The ~8-)ear-old"s ncitt dream -
lattle ranching an "lon.bcm C&11-
lom1a
Whew' Spaeth has been a fut
mo' C'f' since his colleec da~. but it's
been hard v.ork which got him t.bcrc.
He has 111.afe ... ndrca and daupter
Jalhan (four months) ~ntJy bou&bt
ahou~1nln1nc •
"I work. about 12 hours a day,''
Spaeth said ··1 don't ,rt ma"¥
vacations. but I havt a soaJ of
bu1ld1n1a business. make a hv1ncatt1
and at some point ~ able to stt badt
url\ -
(Pleue 8ee SPASTB/112)
Qcean V i e w on r oad Friday Colby is
Seahawksfosecoin flip travel quanl·rfinals benh wath a 15-10 \IClOf) over highly-MVP 1·n • regardl'.'d r huu!>and Oaks. then upset ~o ~-sttded \.iater to Diamond Bar in quarterfi na Is [)\:1 1 .. 1 \.\Ith both \lctOnesgomg to nght-handtod 'it'n1or ~•dl''' indcr Dan "'ault} s v • ~.!Uh> has thrown 218 pitch~ an Ocean \ 1ew°\ t "'0
, l tont'~. b},lt v. hrther he's read}' to go for more on Fnda) ea 1 e w By ROGER CARLSON
Ot-.O.-,Nectwf
Ocean View Hagh's Scahawk~ an the Clf ha<,t·hall
quanerfinals for thC' founh straight )'Car. find thcm\Ch C\
on the roaJ Fnda> afternoon afier losing \\ednl'~j' '
com flap for lhC' nght to the home-field ad.,,antage
The Scaha .... ks must travel 10 Diamond Bar "'hl"fl'
the Sierra League champion Brahmas await with a ~I --
record
Ocean V 1ew 1s 16-10-1. lt's balled to stan a.t ) I 'i
lf11othing cl~. the Scahawks should have a good idea
which darcctaon the ball will~ coming from
Dennis Paul's Brahmas spon four lefl-handed
pitchers. led b) 6-foot-3 senior Paul Spcre. who rackl-d ur
a 6-1 record and .! 18 ERi\ soing into the pla}ofTs
Ton) Darden was 4-2 with a 3 I• ERA and as also thl·
second-leading hiller on the team wath a .486 a"crage
Another letiy as Jim Edmonds, who is the tC'am·,
leading hitter w11h a 52S avera1c. while they can also tum
to Ed M:rleu. the founh southpaw
Ocean \. 1cY. under Coach 8111 Gibbons. eamt"d the
n· 111.11 n ' to IX' !>C'C n
.\bo m1ss1ng 1n the S-A quancrfinals as the ""40 I
~ed EI Dorado. which wascltmmated b" Be'crh Hills 1n
the \u1•nd round
l >n the ,_ .\ le' t°I
Dana Hills Ill-It) •• ~ ctl-fl: Tht'
l{ .. jdrunncr.. l"'o-ume Sea Vacv. League champion' wi ll
\ljfl nght-hander Paul O'Hearn on the mound w11h
J1111thl'I nght·handcr, Mike Arroyos an the pen aga1n'>l the
hl'J' ~ ·h11tang Dolphtns.
< r Hearn 1s ~-0 and has four saves to has credit and 1s
i--j, ~l·d b\ a halting order which tncludes all league
'-('kll1ons (1t'orge SaldaN (.•77) and Cbns S1ha t 111'1
\II thrC'c pill hers "'ere named on the all-Jcaaue team
Dana ti111 ... mcanwh1Jc. offcn a beruna order v.h1lh
1ndulk' .\11-\outhCoast Lca&uecboiccsCra11 Lombardi
( n11 ~phomore Lance Marits ( ~) and plllhC'r
Damn Detlenhaugh 13-0. 2 SS ERA).
T hl' onh 'ittded team 1n the 3-A di' 1s1on which ha'
tll:rn d1manat('(j 1s No I sted La Quanta. whllh "'J'
0;.i\ll'd in the li~t round by Estancta.. 4-2
Masters next step for athletes
Area standouts
gun for berths in
state meet Friday
BJ ROGER CARLSON °' .............
NORWALK -With league and
CIF ctf1mp1onsh1ps tcttlcd. the
cram of Oran1t Coast ara prep
track and field returns to the
erclinunary s~ fnday nlaht as the
CIF Southern Scc1ion Mastttt Mttl
unfotds at Ccmtos Collc'llC.
1.600 team. each the catah~t Ill their
anncutlon of C l F tC';.im l ham·
p1onsb1ps.
On an 1nd1"1dUAI ba~" d l~'ne
Kerr of Corona dcl \1ar 1s the focal
po1n1 after ~r 3-.\ lilies 1n the ~00
. and 400 meters.
Carter. the runner-up 1n the shot as
a sophomore and Junior at the ('If
and stale mttts, '" iero1n1 1n on the
state title ancr lalana the 4-.\ crov.-n
wt th a toss o( 62-1 '• He ha-; a best of
63-2" ...
He cntcn as the N9 5 enH) an tht
diw:us ancr a •~s of 164-211 tM 4-...
final
Robbins and Gecri1np ~ted
times of 4 15 68 and •:17 O .. an a
dettl\.ln&J) slow J..A 1.600 fiNls and
ahhoush their tunes arc no ~tter
than ~venth and ninth tn the field
resptet1vcly. both ha"e a soltd shot at
a state ~nh .
K.alhck ran 14.5-t to .akt second in
the 4-A ht&h hwdlcsand Lynch as the
J-1\ champion at 14.66 Lynch 1s also
entrf'Cd tn the 1nknncd1atcs aner
posuna a 31. 77.
"'uadman. tbc 4-A champion 1n
the l.200. t~ No. 3 on the hst of
Masters Mttt quahflC't"S W'llh has time
of 9 11..71
Eagles. University •
Saddleback place
three on first team
Conrad Colby. who led Estancia
High to a C'IF :!-... playoffs berth and
an to tht' second round oft~ ebm1na-
uon~ after upsctttn& No 1-Sttdcd IA
Quanta. has been named Most VaJU.:
~ble Pll\~ an the Sea Vic.-Lcque.
C'olb}. 111.ho came Wlthin one oftbo
C IF l'C'Cord for carttr doubles (21). 11
J01ne-d by two other Eql~ on thefim
team -third baseman Frin
Haman ( 4-40) and outfieldtt Dan
Daughen> l 390)
..\lso w11h thrtt first-team cbo1oet
"'er<' 1111.o-11mc champion SadcUebac:t
and l na"ersJty. which fintshecl
to unh
From Sadd~beck arc patcher Scee
Thenen, outfielder Qeofwc Selc)libl
and Paul O'Hcam. a uttlity ~···
From Lnaversity are catcher Dave
Dieter first b&snnan Caxy Simpecm
and outflC'kicr Mark SUntt.· -
Corona dcl Mar picked up SWO
benhs with scrond baseman k9ft
Ehmann and Kc,·1n MUJ at uuht)I.
.... hale four-year starter Ton~ Wren ol
Ne-wport Harbor was the Sailors· Joe.
cho1« at shortstop •
...,so with one berth on the "
team ~-as Tusian Wllh pnc:ba" ~tc
Jones
DOdler& blank Phlla, 4-0,
behind ~·a one-hitter
Fidd cvtnts beain at 6:30 and the
fim ""'"'"'event is at 7.
At stake are the entrin for the state
prdims June 3-4 at the same site with
a fldd of nine in each event bcirw
putd &o five.
\
ADlOQI lbe boys letlina statt bcnhl are EdllOn·s K.anph Caner,
Charlie T)'~r. 0.\'1d N«l bid Kevin
Ayan; Manna ·s Shanoe Wift\dmu,
Marc Kalltct and Kc • w..w.~
Corou clcl Mat"s Jua ~ ud
Eddie lAVt'Uc; Ncwpoc1 ttarbof's
ll W. Henton and Jim Gm1i•
Malef Oci's ~ l)'Qdl; and
Wcstm1nMCr'1 Mike~.
The tarts• Add tt immtt n w~ ..aa a petr of rdll>
le.am and COIOM dtt M¥ ~ its
•
Jorctanadd•MVP: PUto:-~~~!~::c:~~k "Welch -silenCes· Orioles award to ear lie.. orh1~win~s fn,U?e foulth quartet •nd . R'a", ... _ < . • . •· . . • .. '. ... • • • > . "' 4 : the Detroit ..Pis~ns SJ\lpped .. _, .21.pme ,~ , · • ' ~ ~ · · . . . d ~ .I · h Boston Oardep t<>!ina.•u~at !(im .-104:~ .. -; f~ ~ "11 ~'r ~ ·· . · . ~ knocted in ,th rec runst'? lead Texas to the victory at ea.ens~~e . onor vi~tQf)' over lhe Qttics lb lhq..,Q_pener-ort~e.!astern, -: . \ Bob w~ ·.ia&wecfthree .. ,bit~ in titht htnt . ,en ~tqto~~lad1um. 1nappm1 a three-pme R.anien
. Conferob« finals W.&tn09day t\,!.a'!t. ... ' ,.,.. ' • .• ~-te to biuevetnh don1eN1rve~·'~M the~ · n.f. ll .a 8 • J-"' R bi ........ o··1"-• . Thomas .ttad (wo t~po1nf a.oab and •• th~ . defeated tb a.tu n.: .... ~ a.1 · Wedll~ "' ........ 'W) "~en .: 'I'll 0 ~son •llU \IUKI mO 1"hm TM Ataoclated Presa point pl 'in l~ fi~ period, oftettina the~ccorate At cues . . e more~·~ ,[' , Y nttna.ndcz combined on a one-bitter -a lh~run
CHICAGO _ The ,......" .. ~o 0 .. 11" m shooting"l~evio MtHat.e..whOhil ll·~fhjs·first JS: atlbcw~:antf<>h:urt\. b~ n • Ameri =' b~mettlY9rta8rock-ll50etrojtedged Milwaubeat
• ,. \..IU-UJ.' .. shots f roai iho field and'llCOced 31 points.. ' , .... . . ti w !' sot 1' • '". can T.,er S\ld•um. • to111na Michael Jordan capped a season of ~B'rd h-.:. ... ""0,,,. h Celt' b ..i... ld .. .sh .. t~ul watt\ a 11ve-b1ttcrat Baltuaoreon May 14,• \ In ~NauonaJ L«aue:
b W.,. -~.a-.. be. -h I au£ '"rt e tCS. utwu Q \C.-ome "'ut foW'•nd walked none -,. , .• •. > ·1 .. M I 0 v. . M R Ids d r__ onors ""'n~y 0 Y 11\& nlJll...,. t e close o up\iplting his 9-for-10 shootin1~perf'orqianct ., , • , • •ti • jp!-' I: ~evan c. eyno an Ullry
NBA•s Most Valuable Play~r·and ~me in the fourih quarter ofSunday•s playoffvict~ ovef EJsewh~rc 1n t~American ~ue:. • ... ~~r:~ ~vein two runs, lcad1na New York lo ~e
the firstto win the awarct aloha wlih Defens1 ve Player of ~ tlan ta. ~ . . , . . . , . . RH ~-z 1, ~n..n J:Jl91Br £1Ct~U,l\I held Seattle to.. v1ct~Sbca S~dium. The Me~s. whose 31-12 rec:e>rd .ts
the Year. Oan.>&2 of ~e ~t-of-sevenjmes 1s scheduled for 1usf' fQur h1is, phChina.hit fifth shutout of the' ~n. a.s .lbc.bcSt in't~ m.,on, beat lbe Giants for the first ume in
But Jordan still has not rca~hed t\is primary goal-Boston O.rden tohl';ttt .. Thothin:l and founh p;ncs.will Boston blanked Se&Jtle il)J.he Kina&cne. ... . ;. liYef.AJQP \bi's season. . brinai"J lhe National Basket9all· A~iation cham· be at the Pont~ SilverdQmt on Saturday and Monday IDdlau 5 •wee Mt: Cory Snyder's two run-scorin& ·a,am l ;_c.bt. l: Ge~(d Pe!")' .••naled home Alben
pionship to Chic:qo. ; af\ernoons. hiu helped Cfeveland defeat Chicago at Coqtiskey Part. Hall with two outs in the e1ahth _inning and .Atlan~ t~k
"Michael wants \9 win. I t~lndfans' llth victory in theirt.st tSpmes. TheWJiite Jwo ou~ of.three games from Chicago.at Wria.Jey Field in
don't think he wdl be satisfied Connor·• VOJA.d~ a succe_ss ·SOx. meanwhile, have lost nine of their last 10. ats first ~n~ under Manljer Russ N1~~n. . .
until we win it all," said JefT) -:q 1'1l11• 4• RoyalaZ: Bert Bl.yleven beat Kansal Cit1 for ~ I, Reda t: Larry McW1l!1ams _p1~hcd .his
Krause, tbc Bulls' vice president A 60-foot catamaran builf to defend II the l8th time and Dan Gladden tri.pled, dpubled and firsr s.hulolU 1n n~rly f~ur years, holding C1ncinn~t1 to
for ba~ketball operations. the Amenc~·s Cup was tallen out on San singled, leading Minnesota 10 a th~e ·s~ ft tw? t\1ts,..as:Si. Louis blanked th~ R~sat Busch Stadium.
"And then I don't think he'll Diego Bay for its maiden ¥Oyage Wednes-. Royals Stadium. Blyleven 28-19 career qainsr kansas •. Plra~ •1 Altro• I: Jose Lind St~ home the 10-
bc satisfied wnt1l we win the da). a t\.\o-hour ellcursion.that wen't off •. City. ga~e upH> hits in n;fnninp. Jeff Reardon finished ~d IU!l ID tne sey~dth and Bobby Bo~11la and Darnell
second on~. AS Bill Russell said. without an)' nrobl,.ms. officials sa,idi Ski~per f:;'' for hts 10th sav.e · .. oles· ~1t1-p>nsctu~1ve hoi;n~n as Pittsburgh edged ·y 1·k h ( h · h. ) r .,.. · G · · Houston at Thttc Ravers Stad.1um.
n.ngsou 01ncbotot"-ahvaendcs.~!T'p1ons i_p Conner and his Stars & Stripes acw were app· lo get -~sens .• Blae Jays 1: cno Petralh bad ~h~ bJtS "E--I,. Padttt •: Tom Foley hit a pair of RBI
n the.dual-hulled boat in tlle wiu~r and ~~n happier thar · ·-..--.., L_
Jordan, who averaged 35.0 it came back in, one picct, said Lffl~b Green, ·• · '* · dpubltsandTimWallachalsoorov(intworuns,helping
points per game to' lead the league spokes\.\om~n.for the SJars & Stripes syndicate. "They R•nten 5, BM J•vs.1 ;,Tl9en 4, a...wen J Dennis Martipez win his.first game in mo~ than a month
........_ in scoring for the second con-took it very slowly and,carefully at first, just \O make TOll<>tfTO ••11'" TDAS ••"" MIL••~.11111 ~ ••1111• for r.fon.treal at Olympic Stadium.
secutive ~ason, was golfing somewhere in the sureevery1h1ngwasopeF1tingcorrec1ly,"she·said."lt's =:~:t ~~~~ =·~ nt: ::.:;~ -~~== ·:::.:.",.d-ni; * .•
Carolinas and could not even be *ached b} his own fraaile ... and there had~ some worries about maybe M'"'"..,, > o o o Mer•• n • 1 1t v-"' 1 1 o o s..11t11 > o oo TWlns • ._ ltev.,, 2 lndltans s, White .Sex 2 ·. " team to be con°"'tulated, Knau~ said. sorheth1ng "'"reaking. 0 ut nothing broke, so that's good G-K • 0 0 • ~" • 1 '0 ~1•J. 1 1 1 > T•·-~ •.o·t 1 -•SOT• ; tc.AMS.&scnv cuV11LANO cMKAeo 00-C r: . u P M<Grll!lb •too Pw!AM< JOSJ _ _,,,rf •000 Uoylbtlrt• 1000 . • _11., • ••"" *'~" •rlltt .. But m the past. the hicago guard known 1or bis news." ... NFL owners volc;d.to increase rosters to 47 ~-•,, o Pen1111c111 ,,, • o o-w > o o o ---• 'l H •. ~·-· s 1 ,, ~-•,, 0 ,.,.11C0111 •, 1 o ~ct • o 1 o
acrobatic whirhng·slam dunks he.s said winning 1the playersandapprovedtbecon'tlitional ~leofth~New r."~,., ;:r: ~~111 !~~~ :::: .. ~~U ~-~ .:,: ._," s 12 > :=: .. "" =~111 !:!~ ~::,':, ::n ,.,
MVPawardwasoneofthegoalshehadsetforh1m~lf En'gland.Palnots to Reebok International chairman 11.i ..... 111 iooo =: !::~ G•""'"' 1u! ~"''••·o 0 ::::-;: ~~~~ rr1-r1 :n.t 511•-" ,.,, ~,., 1 110
at the start of the season. ' Paul Fireman before adjourning theit anrfual spnng • T...... ,, • 11 T-,. SIJS =~: J6.: n; OMlllJb • e >t ~·-Jb fO H ' ~H ~ ~ '1 11 = ~b : ~ ~: Jordanr .. cc1v-d47ofaposs1ble80firs1-placcvot"S h fl R · f h _...,...,.... ~a >no =,., ·:o:: ::"J:: ::!: ~=: u 10 s.i..c uoo ~ ~ , .. meeting in M1am1.Beac , a. epresentat1ves o t e r.-• • •i.-1 ~e11.. l O o • c.Alll• , 100 aJ-...• • 0 ~, .__,, , 0 o 0 ~.. 1 o,, from a panel of sportswrilers .and broadcasters fot .a le:lgue's 28 team~ also authorized NFL officials to T.... '" 1• .,T, ........,* °'of ~c ~11 1 F-.. a. · '° °' J.& .. " > o 1 o -"' > o 1 o
totalof665 pointsintheMVPvo11ng.· . rcnegotiateaftve-yef)r contractwHhthe sportanggoods · ~~.:.,11v11'-!~J.:T!!':'m,· ,_ ~!..=. M/''' ~"j'.'J: =:'"",,>:,:; ,_ us!!!s .. r.::.. nui
Larry Bird of the Boston Celucs. a three-tame , torr\ pan) that h~s supplied the official gam.e ball since ~~;=:,' (~)°' ,!..:;:-'~;::. ~;,--. · : : :::: ........ ._,. ...,. ---: '" •-• g::.. :: : ;:~
MVP, finished second with 16 first-place votes a'nd 527 .,941 . In addition, the use of electronic whistles s-11.--c;~~-""'"'· m · ~°" • ., ,_, Gtmt w ..... .,,. '"' -s.w. m
tolal points. Magic Johnson of the Los Angell"s Lakers. dcs1gnl'd to improve.the league's instant-replay system Toron•o "' H • .... '° 1 ~oe--'!...... :,--~~ ~~ 1t~:,.;._ _., l!!-LO:::t~;::,.., s c~~~
last year's MVP. also received 16 first-place votts and could begin as earfv.es next season ... An Italian man Ci.M• L.7 s 11·> s > 1 1 n-w-• .-. ~'"'· Hit....,... m ~ · , ~ c1"' > u...,,. •. G~ s•-.u.-m . v•·
accumulated 508 total points tQ finish third harles who savs hr was struck by Kareem AbdaJ-Jabbar while E1t-o 11·> s o o 1 IP " ••• .. to 29--<>-. HWT, "'"',. l8--G.._ • 14 • •• .. so C r $............ I 1.J ' 1 1 I $9-w .... ..-m . Loe~. • rl-C•IY ' ........ ,
Barkley of the Philadelphia 76ers had the remaining al a Ptioeni~ shoppiftg.)ltall has filed suit a~inst the , .. ,.i::;, N ° 0 0 0 .. =~~. tM , 1 > 1 ~:;!...,~ <l01 $& .,_~~ 1u 1 ,~, , , 1 1 s
first-place VOlC. Lakers star baske1ball player. The.suit filed an 4iOCOpa !::'c":t.0 ~ n : ~":-•t' ~ ~ ~ 6 --• " ...... '° J .. = I·? I s s • •
Quote of the day
Count~ Superior Court on Tuesday on behalf of wP-Oe"<• ,__.,......_w.•.1 ··-> 1 1 1 -w.>-. ,.,,., 10 i , o . • "°''°" > o • • o F .d NI Ua 40 f R k fi d .,......, .. --. MCC.....,.,, Flt-\I I{ ' •• ,lt--S,11 I l·l I 0 0 0 0 81C-J,.O••ll pt-.......... ernan o ~ , . o omc, as s unspec1 1e o.H<"'"' s.cono. M«:o•. n1lrd. ,_ .... _.. s.,.. , 1-> o • o ~ Qw u .......... _.._. c-. ""''· --
Aady Vu Slyke, outfielder for the Pittsburgh
Pirates. asked if he had any pregame super-
stitions: "Only calling Nancy Reagan.'"
damages· ... Davey Alli1oa drovi through gusty winds T-1., .. -u.m w-,N-...-~ c;~.s--' 11. ..._ 1 , ,.. *"""· 9,-.,...,., r'11<o. K•-u......i • ..--. JIM, Flrlt; ...,.,.. .. , I' O O 't· 1 T-JJ? ,._.,. at Charlot le Motor&peedway in onh <larohna to take * 5«oncl. ~-T111ro. llooc ~.~.., '"• c;~,.1 the pok for Sunday's Coca-Cola 600 with a one-lap cardinal' 6, Reeb o T-l "-11·'°'· · · · ~·· . . *
speed of 173.594 mph. Alliscin. among the last I Ocars to CINCIMMATI n . L~ ... , * ·. "'· '::. s!.::oif V,~7':i!!::.;!.... AtNefks 1, Ot1e6es l
qualif}. for the race. was about a ·half-mile per hour o.n ..... ~ '!"~~~ c--., '!":~~ s•" o!:O""" '"~•~ r-rn .. -n, · -., uLTIMOa:_,0 1 °••u . .a• .. ,.,.,
$1o~e1" than the qualifying lap turned .in b~ Darr~ll ~~:!':.'~ ~:: g .~:'.." 0 0 0 0 .. ,._.. ••"" * • .. . ~=.'~ : : ~: '-::;.• : ~ ~:
Waltrip last week when he took the pole for The -,., • o 1 o McG« c1 !, :1 :l1 t ~"' ~: 11.: ::"..:'.ct t; l : Red s,x 4, ~rlMri ·p._ c111..-n.. • o 1 o ,.,.. w co 11 '" Th fl 'd H _ _. I l $30 T-,., 0 0 0 0 ••-•,., 1 • 90Sl'Otl SSA TTL• ~, .. 1" 4 0 0 0 Caftt«lO ri > 1 0 0 ninston ... e on a pus,evoh.--utocompeea '°"1"'" >010 Tl'9Mc >100 1erva10 4 010 ~-·" ,,.,, ••W·.' .. ,11., s...,11 11. ,000 ~· 1000 Graf romps; Mandlikova upset m1lhonfund1ngpackage1hata1msrolureto floridathe ~~: !:::=:'ii.., ~,~.~ !:".:!'w ;~~: :;:,::,: !~:: ...,~<1 1010 co110<' JOoo ~.., >0 11 =: .. ~ ::;:
Chicago White Sox or othh major. professional sports Mc'Grltlc , 0 0 0 O-.OlCI ; ~ n :-.=c : n~· =( : : n t:':,:" ! Hr.~~~-~ ~{! ~" ~ ! n ... ._, ) II 0 PARIS -Having more problems ~
with a head cold than her o ponent,
defending champio n Steffi 0ra>t' breezed
team~. s...too 000 0 M<Wlm•• Mec•ri 1010 lt.._•Y 1100 0wE ... l1> ,11 , "'°*•"'".,,.,000 '!"'"•1'>· 1000 =J 1000
Sebo on I 0 0 0 ,. I ~!}AP 1 0 0 0 --t I ') 0 0 0 0-WI II S 0 I 0 Plleeot Clllt 4 0 0 0 ., ' 1 1 1
into the thlfd round of the French Open
Wednesday and issued a warning to the top challenger
for her No. I ranking m women's tennis.
Television~ ra<lio
T~tEVJSJON' ·
The third day brought the first rain dela)-to the
Grand Slam tournament, and the fi rst maJor upsets.
Eighth-seeded Hana Mandhko'a was beaten b)-
19-ycar-old-Bellina Fulco. who said the former
champion no longer played like a top.1 0 competitor
and had "lost a lot of respect" among her peers.
5 05 p.n'I. -"PRO BASK.ETBALL: N B.o\
Eastern CoT\fercnct"'finals Game 2 .._ Detroit at
Boston. T8S.
6 p.m. -PRO HOC&EY. NHL Cham-
p1onsh1p Serie~ Game 4 ·-Boston al 'Edmonton.
ESPN. ·
In the men's draw. Andres Gomez of Ec•Jador. the
13th seed and a quanerfinahst three of the last four
years, was eliminated an the SCC"ond round b~ Ronald
Agenor of Haiti. 6-4. 4-6. 6-4. 7-6 (7-4).
7 p.m. -BOXlNG: Derreck Kelly v~
"Young" Dick Tiger m 12-round welterweight
bout. from lngl,cwo<><J, P.nme Ticket, Select TY.
9 p.m ~ BOXIN~: Vinnie Burg~ vs
Antonio Dd}arros ih l ().round juniot-wel-
tcrwe1ght bout. from Atlantic City. N.J. (de-
la )cd). USA. Engelstad Singapore-bound
RAD JO LAS VEGAS -UCl's Wayne m Engelstad, along wnh four former Nevada-
1..as Vegas players are among the athletes
4:30 p.m -PRO BASEBALL: Dodgers at
Ph1ladelph1a. KABC (790).
beaded for Singapore and a goodwall
tournament featuring teams from half a dozen Asian
nations.
7 p.m. -PRO BASEBALL: Padres at
Montreal. KFMB (760).
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The American team includes Engelstad. a power
forward who was named the Most Valuable Player at
the Pacific Coast Athlebc Association tournament in
March, and former Rebels Larry Anderson. R ichard
Robinson. Sam Smith and Anthony Todd.
6 a.m. -MEN'S TENNis: French Open
early round matches. from Pans (five tiours).
ESPN.
Coaching the team is UNL V graduate Lonnie
Wright.
I p.m. -MEN'S GOLF· PGA Seniors
Memonal Tournament, from Dubhn, Ohio,
ESPN.
Two local boats to
compete for Cal Cup
By ALMON LOCI.ABEY
o.lr .................
Don Ayres' new Santa Cruz-70
Drumbeat from Newport Harbor
Yacht Club will be among the I I
ultralilht displacement "maxi"
sloops competing 1n the prestigious
Cal C\Jpstartmg Friday and continu-
ing through Sunda .. The Cal Cup 1s
sponsored by Caldomia Yacht Club,
Marinade! Re).
Another local boat scheduled to
st.an is Plndemonium, a Nelson-
Marck 64sk1 ppered by Des
McCallum. Balboa Yacht Club.
The regatta will feature boat·for·
boat (no handicap) racing around the
buoysofTMarinadt"I Rey.
Three former winners in theC.al
Cu{>. all Santa Cruz-70s from the
design board of Bill Ltt, will be on thr
lineforthis ycar'sCalCup. Theyare
Bob Douahty's Kathmandu. Cali-
fornia YC, 1985; Pat Famth•s Blon-
die, Long Beach YC. 1986. and Bill
Witson'sCitius. Los Angeles Yacht
Oub.1987.
Other favorites are Roy Disney's
Nelson· Marek 70 Pyewacket. Cali-
fornia YC, and Dick Penninaton's
Pc~rson-65 Cheetah. Lona Beach
YC.
The UlDBmuisbaveracedasa
ALMON
loCIABEY
BOATING
fleet lor the pa~t three Cal Cups. Pnor
to that.. the cvrnt featured two-boat
match racings1m1larto the Amenca·s
Cup. invol\ling~omrofthe most
famous racing }achts 1n the world.
0
In local yachting events this week-
end, it will be a bus)' day Saturday for
the highly-compct111ve Etchells-22
class when they meet for the Spring
Series hosted by Newport Harbor
Yacht Club
Dana Point Yacht Club and
Capistrano Bay Yacht Cl ub will join
forces Saturday and Sunday to stage
the Catalina Island race for Per-
fonnancc Handicap RactnJ Acct
(PHR F), International Offshore Rule
(IOR), and Midget ~n Racing
Class(MORC) ratings. For the stay-
at-homcs. Dana West Yacht Club will
maugurate its Jack & J 111 Series for
PHRFMonda .
Intro ucing
The 50' motor yacht lien Hwa
also showing the SO' yacht fisher
loot OI N t.sJ -,,_, Buy~ Sall
W• 1tt• 10f110 C'OlllOO• .•• QUAl/TY SflV1CE & PIJCE
2¥11 W• C.... H.y #lCXl • ~ 8-dl • FAX (71.a) 650-U93
650-<>54)
SPAETH • • • From Bl
"I wasn't given any special OP:
ponunit}'. __ My Grandpa didn't will
me SI O.CXXl and say 'Go start your
own business. I started
(Barnstormer) with S 1,000 I had and
have gotten no additional (outside)
capital sin~ that time."
It was a philosophy Golden West
polo coach Tom Hermstad instilled
1n him that has lasted.
"Tom's philosophy was winning is
very. very imponant, but if you
played the best way possible and still
lost the game, you won," Spaeth said.
"'But h's the same thing I've felt the
·1ast IOyears. Whether(i.n b~si~~)or
in the ~I. I'm not afraid offa1hng. If
you fail. learn from it.·•
Spaeth. alona with former Edison
teammate Doug Pickford. didn't fail
at Golden West. The Rustlers went
23-0 two straight years in wrapP.ingup
two state titles. In i978, Spaeth ha81
three goals in a 10-7 title victory over
DeAnza
"It was raining that dar. and a very
tight aame," Spaeth said. 11\crc were
about l,000 people on the deck
around the pool at Golden West. and
the football team had all come over
on the deck after practice.
.. It stuck In my mind because of
their enef'I)' and suppon as another
tam, pan of Golden West. Most of us
didn't know any of them, and they
were just as excited as we were
anerward. In the local schoot there
was that sreat comraderie that I
miss ...
In 1979, he had four goalsto lead an
11-7 win over West Valley.
While Hermsi.ad and assistant Ken
Hamdotf had a bia impact oo SPKth,
he said, it was a moment with
Hcrmsta.d in that JeCOnd vic:t.ory that
bas luled.
... can't Rmembet wha1 I bad done
WfOftJ. but (Hmn.t.d) yai\ked me
out.; He pulled me u.ide. and iDSU'ad
of him cbewina me out, I aaid, ·re0
me whal rm doi~ wroaaand put me
beet in the pme. Hejmt said OK. I
wasn't mad; be wasn't mad. ..
It carries over.
.. Anytime the prys meet (at wott) •
. · ' '*the wOid emDlo,u oecc, when I hire thrin. From ttien on 11tey•rc pen
ofthcpouptryinato,ett.MjObdonC, -.et a pl achieved ...
tn the c.ue of Sl*:(b't pb -
thotc that went in the nctJ 0 yan tao
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LOS ANGELES (AP) -
Shonstop Alfredo Griffin
of the Los' Ang.~les
Dodgers, who suffered a
broken bon~ in his right
hand when hit by a Dwight
Gooden p\tch last Saturday
night. w~s re~xamined
Wednesday morning by
hand s~iah~ Dr. Charles
Ashworth, 1l team spokes-
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Wednesday as U> how Iona
Griffin, who is on the l S-
day disabled list, would be
sidelined.
ANGELS F ALL·TO YANKEES, 4-2 •••
From Bl
ripped" 1-0delivery from starter Dan one out. But Winfield was caught off body's hun." . . •
Petry over the trft field wall for a two-third base on a around ball to Jack Georac Hendnck ruined Hudson s
run home ryn in the seventh to give Howen and Skinner ripped a liner bid fora shutout with a scoriRJ fly ball
the Yankees a 2-0 lead. Rafael back to Petry for the third oul to left, bringing on Allen. who coaxed
Sani.ana had reached first on an It wasn't easy. but Petry walked Howell into an inning~ndingdouble
infield single, scoring ahead of Stein-away unscathed durina those early play.
ner. innings.
Just as importanl to Rojas was the He didn•t retire the side in order
ball Mike Pagliaru1o hil leading off until the fifth, his only 1-2-3 inning..
the seventh, a deep fly 10 center field Petry was sailin& alona until Skinner
which sent Tony Armas against the lowered the boom.
fence. He finished with seven inninp
"Petry pitched a helluva game," und~r his belt, nine hits •llowe<i.
said Rojas. "He just made that one Petry walked four and struck out one.
bad pitch 10 Skinner." New Yortc starter Charles Hudson,
"It was up and I was trying to throw meanwhile, was mllflificent. t1kin11
it down.·· Petry said ofSJtinner·s tint one-hit shutout.into the seventh.
home run of the year. "I wasn't taking Three bitters later, New York
him lightly or anything." Manager Billy Manin was out to the
Petry, however, had been skatina mound with his silver book. Allen
on some thin ice even before. pitch~ the .final 3'0 inninp for his
Petry, pitching with the stability of first win of 1988.
a skyscraper standina on the San Wally Joyott sin&led to center to
Andreas fault, he wiped the sweat open the seventh atMf Chili Davit hi ta
from his forehead when Jack Oark long lift&le ·10lef\-ccnacr10 put Joyner
lined out to second with runnen on on third" with none OUL
second and third to end the fint "(htry~ DftCbcd wdl," aid Rojaa,
inning. ''but if we dori~t ~NM ..•
Then, in the sccohd, the Yankees . " : •. _We doft't haw that many
had runners on first and third with bJJllcts on the bench because ~
. .
Vaqs' Koutur·es selected
South Coast Play.er of Year
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Major League standings
American Leape
WEST DIVISION
O•kland
Texas
Mmn"°ta
K.ansu City
Seattle
Chicaao
Aqtll
" 31
22
21
20
20
19
17
L
14
21 22
25
26
2S
29
Pct. GB Lit
.689 6-4
.Sl2 8 S-S
.488 9 7-3
Streak
Won 2
Won I
Won S
Lost 5
Lost I
Lost 2
Lost 5
Heme Away
12-7 19-7
14-12 8· Q
11-10 1()..12
444 11 4-6
.435 1 l'h 5-S 8-14 12-11
9-10 11 -16
.432 I l'h 1-9 11-15 8-10
.370 141/2 3-7 6-14 11-15
New York
Cleveland
Detroit
Boston
Milwaukee
Toronto
Balt1mor"C
30
29
27
23
23
19
9
EAST DIVISION
14 .682 8-2
16 .644 IV1 7-3
16 .628 21h 6-4
19 .548 6 4-6
21 .523 7 5-5
26 .422 111/J 4-6
36 200 2 I Vi 4-6
Wedae1day'1 Scores
New York 4, Ao1elt 2 ( 10 1nn1ngs)
Oakland 8. Baltimore I
Dctron 4. Milwaukee 3
Cleveland 5, Ch1caao 2
Minnesota 4, Kansas City 2
Te,as 5. Toro nt o I
Boston 4 Seauk 0
Tonl1bt'1 Games
'Non 5
Won 2
Won I
Won I
Lost I
Lost I
Lost 2
M1lv.aukee (Bosio 6-4) at Dt-troll (Tanana 7-2). 4 ''i pm
Toronto (~11eb 6-3) at Te>.as (K1lgus 6-3). 5 35 pm
Onl~ ga me\ scheduled
Friday's Games
Baltimore al Angels, 7 35 p.m
Mil\\<a ult·e at Cleveland, 4:35 p.m.
C'h1ca$0 a1 Toronto, 4:35 p.m.
Dctro11 at Minnesota. 5:05 p.m.
Texas at Kansas C it). 5 35 p.m
Nev. York at Seattle. 7:05 p.m
Boston a1 Oakland. 7· 35 p.m.
Ood1trs
Hou!> ton
San Franu!><u
C1nc1nnat1
San 011.'go
Atlanta
New 'r ork
Pittsburgh
St Louis
Chicago
Montreal
Philadelphia
w
24
25
21
11
15
14
31 n
23
21 20
IS
National League
L
17
18
22
23
29
28
WEST DIVISION
Pct. GB LIO
585 5-5
.581 6--4
511 3 6-4
489 4 5-5
341 101 ! 3-7
333 101 : 4-b
EAST DIVISION
I 2 .72 1 8-::!
18 600 5 4-6 ,.., 511 9 .. _,
lJ 477 101: 4-6
::!J 476 101 1 5-5 26 366 15 ,_ 7
Wednesday's Scores
Ood1ers 4, Philadelph ia 0
<it Louis 6 ( 1ncinnat1 0
Atlanta 2, (h11.:ago I
Montreal 6. San Diego 2
Pittsburgh 4, Houston 1
Ne w York 6. San Francisco 3
Today's Games
Struli
Won 2
LO!>I 2
.... 0111
Lost 2
Lost 2
\\i on
Won
Won 2
Won 1
Lost
\\i on 2
Los1 '\
16-8
13-6
11· 9
14-1 2
I S-11
7-12
7-16
Home
12-12
I b-7
14-1 J
I I· I I
13-1 s
4-1 4
12-4
18-7
I 1-12
7-11
II-.,
7-~
Dodgers (Ciutton 3-3) al Philadelphia (Rawle) 3-)l 4 35 pm
San 01~-go ( Hawlons 4-3) at Montreal ( B Smith 2-1). 4 35 pm
14-6
16-10
16-7
9-7
8·10 12-14
2-20
Away
12-5
9-1 1
Q. 9
11-12
2-1 4
10-1 4
19-8
9-11
10-10
14-12
9-1 s
8· 17
~an franc1'>rn (Reuschel S-3) at New York (Gooden 8-01 4 15 pm
Friday's Gamts
Ood1en at Montreal. 4·35 p.m
Hou!>ton al Chicago. I :05 p.m
San Diego at "lev. York . 4·35 p m
P111sburgh at ( 1ncinnat1. 4.15 pm.
San Francisco at Philadelphia. 4 35 p m
St Louis at Atlanta. 4 40 p m
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AUTO IUCING
lndlaNll>eAS 500 scMduM
C Al TlrMt ES Tl
TOOAY
, INI li'r'Ktl«
I 30 • m -Pll oriicnce. no eno1nu r unn•t>Q t 0 a ,.,, -Mancteiorv dr1 ... .,., or..,_talior
m"ll"9
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Crew' for Dann .. SulllYan "'' ROCS.rto Gverrero
Incl M1rf<> Andrttll "'' Al un,tr Jr 1n seml-
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to IS a m -C•rs warm Ut» enolnn
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10 42 • m -HltloMI Anthem, •ved bY IN
Pllrdut bind
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10 44 am -Pl•Y•t>Q ot T •O\ COtn0•...0
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MONDAY
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Auto CIUO
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noun<emtnt
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C~vmno 1 M1nnno11 s
M1nl'HOl1 7 C._.,Nncl 0
CleYN ncl s M.Mewt• •
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WESTERN DIY™ON ,INALS
KanMI CtlV s. Sin o-•
Sin Oleoo S IC1nus Otv 4
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AMaRICAH LEAGUE
Yn-.. 4, Anelb 2
M•W Y()tlll( CAL,,C>aMIA
RHnot11 If
R ndlllfl 2'b
M1no1v lb
JCllrlt dh
WshQtncf
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4 0 ) 0 Rev 2D I I I I
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S 0 0 O C01v11 rl • O 1 O
4 I t 1 Mflld•Cf!. If 3 0 0 I
4 1 )0 '"lowelllO 4 010
S t 7 0 Arm." ct 4 O O O
Siil &oontc J O OO
Noooa1b 2000
CW1J11r 20 I O 0 0
Polioor u o O O 0
41 4 14 4 TMM\ n 2 4 1
kwt bv 1-..,.
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OP-Nt • Yoo I Ct l•for,,•1 2 L08 -New
Yor-14 Ca l lor'I • 7 78 --M•lt•"Ofv 1 Ran
doloh Hlt-S•0,.nt1 I Ra. 11 W lflf!llO 1101
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T ) 01 A-4 198
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Dodilen 4. Phllin o
LOS ANGELES PHILADELPHIA
Su 2D
M 10ev1\rf
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M1rs111 It>
Sl'lelDv ct Sc1oscoa r
Hamlin lD
AnCev1 '' Leerv o
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J 0 0 0 ~ol"•"t 2D 4 0 0 0
l 1 t 0 Po" S" t l 0 0 0
' I I 0 <,r nmc1 )D ) 0 0 0
' I I 7 ( Jeme• d 3 0 0 0
4 I 2 7 Oaunon ID ) O I 0
l 0 0 0 Je111 u 1 O O O
4 0 0 0 P11 mpr D I 0 0 0
R I<"'" D 0 0 0 0 GC.•ouol' I 0 0 O
ll 4 S 4 Totlll V 0 I 0
Score bv l!Wllnel
Ln A119111ft 000 100 J00-4
~.... 000 000 000-0
Gamt Wonno111> RSI -x-o'c 1 11
E-Hamrllon 0 1 u11or A"Orr\Oft OP-Lo\
Ar>oeles 1 LOil-Lo' A,.~ t• ) Pl\1laQelon·a l
11l-She!Ov HA-X•O\.C " I Hamol!on II Sil-<.·~ 19 MTM,...4>\ • I S-Pa-
IP H .. ER ea SO
LM AneMI
Ltarv W • J
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Pelmet L 0 4 5 4 4 I •
0 0 0 2 )
OtM.,1n F ·fl' A·ICI>••
Umo•rel-Homt>
WP"dfls I eel' SKOl'd
T-121 A-74 4«
Qttt11~r• T,,,,.O M•r\r
HiGh Kt1o01
CIF PLAYOFFS
S· A OuanerflNh
C Frtdav, l:ISI
"looai.1 f II I -1 111 8tvettv H1h 11 I
S•rn• Va"•• 1l 5 a • Esoer1n11 119·11
R•ve••·oe Po•v 10·1 •I M 1lh1<11n 13 51
Ocean..,,,,. lo 10 1 •' O emonc Iler 111 11
4·A SK-Aaund Roo Mesa •20 • 11 n Fu~er1on 120-11 ti
F ullerron Coneoe
C..-r•IO\ t 21 6 I 111 At'<IOndO (1'-11
Vrnturt r 10 6 1 111 C anv0<> ( 19·tl
Sou•ll H·ltS t 11 o 111 HueMmt 1 11 1 I
J.A SK-Awnd
»nla Ciara 111 31 at El Toro 1lo·l)1
Dena HI~ rto 12 al S<1delleo.ck 111·6
l a M·•ada 119 6-11 11 Ceuf()(noa 171 4
C pnrr a 1 I 10-41 al Cll•no 2'· 11 •
NHL
Stani.v Cuo cnvoffs
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( ... , .... s..teft'
W.OntM!av-Eomon•o" 2 8ollon
f'rociav-EO"IOnlon 4 80\Pon 1
Sund•v-€-omonton 6 So••on l E'OrnotVol'
lead' ~''" J•O r~sc.v-eomon•<>" l e011on G•me
\<.1\Pf'ld«I bt<au\e Of l>l&e~OUI)
T"'""'t'' c;.,.,. 8osro" a• E ornon1on •'OS om (If "«•,.,rv
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TU.'4av's Game-
llostn" 111 Ecmonton •os pm f1I nectswry)• TIMlndlv. Jullt l
EoMOnton at 80SICWI 4 3S om (II necas.arv
Not• Geme & w 111 oe 114•V9<1 '" Edmonton
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Conference finals Wednesday ru&hl. • ...t~i.1 .,. •'--nd IOll"J_SU'ak. . Thomas had two thfte..point aoa1s and a thm> route to his .evmlh con.secutavc ~unon at ""' . ..,..,.. 4, 8re~1ren a: Jeff Robi~son and Ou1Uenno
point play in 'he flnal_period. o~nina the accurate :.t:J.::t~:=~fi:ua:!~imoreOrioles.a.l. Wedftaday Hernandez combined on a one-~1tter -~ three-run
shootina of Kevin McHale, who hit 12 of his fint IS Welch, g..2, who IOI biJ flnt American 1 -·e bC?mer by 9rea Brock -as Detroit edaed Milwaukee at CHICAGO -Tbe Clucaao Bulls
toarina Michael Jordan aipped a season of
bonon Wednesday.by bein& named lhc
NBA't Most Valuable Player and became
m shots from the facld and acored 31 points. fi 1 Ba • M ._... T.,er Stacbum .. Larry Bird had 20 for the Celtics, but oouldn 't oome shutout with 1 ive-h ttcr at lumore on ay 14• struck 1n the Nauonal Leaaue: . ,
close to duplicatina his 9-fol'-10 shootina perfonnancc out four and walked none. M•" I, Glub a: Kevan Mc~eynolds and Gary
in 'he founh Quarter of Sunday's playoff victory over Elsewhere in the American Leque: ~reach drove i~ two runs, leachna New York to ~c the first to win the award along with Dcfensi vc Pia yer of
the Year. Atlanta. Rd Sox•. M....._... t: ~•rClemens held Seattle to V1ctory ~t Shea S~dium. The Me~s.. whose 31 -12 record .1s
Game 2 of the best-of-seven series is scheduled for lust four bits. pitchina hia fifth shutout of the aeaton, as the best tn th~ m-.ors. beat the 01ants for the first time in
But Jordan still has not reached his primary goal -
~ the National Basketball Association cham-
piocsb.ip 10 Cbicaa<>.
Boston Garden tonight. The third and fourth pmes will Boston blanked Seattle in the Kinadome. five sames tbts season. .
be at the-Pontiac Silverdome on Saturday and Monday lncllu• 5 WlUeSox l :Col)' Snyder's two run-sconna Bravn I, c.lt•. l : ~ld PeffY .smaJed home Alben
"Mieh11el wants to win. I
don't think he will bt satisfied
until we wtn it all." said Jerry
Krause, the Bulls' vice president
for basketball operations.
af\ernoons hits helped Cleveland defeat Chicqo at Comiskey Park, HalJ with two outs m the eighth 1nnm1 and Allanta took
. the lnd1ans' 12th victory in theirlast 15 games. The White two out of three sames from Chicago at Wrialey Field in Connor's voyage a success Soll, meanwhile. have lost nine of their last I 0. its first 1eries under Manaier Russ Nixon.
R ta! Be Bl t bea v. c· " Cardlaalt I, Recl1 t: Larry Mc Williams pitched his TwlD• 4, oya : rt 1Y even t ._nsas ity .or first shutout in nearly four years, holdina Cincinnati to
"And then I don't think he'll
be saudied until we-win the
second one. As 8111 Russell said.
'You like to have (champ1onsh1p)
rings on both hands.' "
Jordan, who averaged 35.0
poinlS per game to lead the league
10 scoring for the second con-
secutive season, was golfing some-where 1n the
Carolinas and could not even be reached b)' his own
team to be congratulated, Krause said.
But in the past, the Chicago guard known for his
acrobatic whirhng slam dunks has ~Id winning the
MVP award was one of the goals he had SC't for h1msc-lf
at the stan of the-season.
Jordan received 4 7 ofa possible 80 fi rst-pla<'e votes
from a panel of sportswriters and broadcasters for a
total of 665 points in the MVP voun~
Larry Bird of the Boston Celucs. a three-time
MVP, finished second with 16 first-place votes and 527
total points. Magic Johnson of the Los Angeles Lakers.
last year's MVP. also received 16 first-place votes and
accumulated 508 total po1nts to finish third. Charles
Barkley of the-Philadelphia 76ers had the-remaining
first-place vote.
Quote of the day
A.ecly Van Slyke, outfielder for the-Pittsburgh
Pirates. asked 1f he had any prcgamc-super-
~titions: "Only calling Nancy Reagan."
Graf romps; Mandllkova upset
PARIS -Having more problems ~
with a head cold than her opponent.
defending champion Steffi Graf breezed
into the third round of the French Open
Wcdn~y and issued a warning to the top challenger
for her No. I ranking in women's tennis.
Tbe third day brought lhe first ram dela) to tht·
Grand Slam tournament. and the first major upset!>
Eighth-seeded Hana Mandlikova was beaten b~
19-ycar-old Betuna Fulco, who said the former
champion no longer played hke a top-10 com~u~or
and had ··1ost a lot of respect" among her peers.
In the-me-n's draw. Andres Gomez ofEc•Jador. the
13th seed and a quarterlinahst three of the last four
years. was eliminated in the second round b} Ronald
A&cnor of Ha1u. 6-4 4-6. 6-4. 7-6 (7-4 ).
Engelstad Singapore-bound
LAS VEGAS -UCl's Wavne m
Engelstad, along with four former Nc-vada·
Las Vegas players are among the athletes
beaded for Singapore an,d a goodwill
tournament featunng teams from half a dozen Asian
nations.
The American team mcludc-s Engelstad. a power
forward who was named the Most Valuable Player at
the Pacific Coast Athletic Assoc1at1on tournament m
March. and former Rebels Larry Anderson, Richard
Robinson. Sam Smith and Anthony Todd.
Coaching the team 1s UNL V graduate Lonnie
WrighL
A 60-foot catamaran buih to defend Ill
the America's Cup was taken out on San
Diego Bay for its maider:' voyage Wednes-
da}. a t\\o-hour excursion that went off
without any "roblems, officials said. Skipper Deni•
Couer and his Stars & Stripes crew were happy to get
the dual-hulled boat in the water and even happier that
it camc back in one piece, said Lesleist. Green,
spokeswoman for the Stars & Stripes syndicate. "They
took 1t very slowly and carefully at first, just to make
sure everything was operating correctly," she said." It 's
fragile .. and there had been some worries about maybe
something breaking. But nothing broke. so that's good
new~... . . NFL owners voted to i ncrcasc rosters to 4 7
players and approved the conditional sale of the Ne"
England Patriots to R~bok International chairman
Paul Fireman before adjourning their annual spring
mee11ng 1n M1am1 Beach, Fla. Representatives of the
league's 28 teams also authorized NFL officials 10
rencgol1ate a five-year contract with the sporting goods
compa"' 1hat has supplied the official game ball since
1941 In addition. the use of c-lcctronic whistles
desigMd to improve the league's instant-repla~ system
could begin a~ early as nexl season ... An Italian man
who says he was struck by Kareem Abdol·Jabbar while
at a PhlX'nl\ shopping mall has filed sui1 against the
lakers star basketball player. The suit filed in Mancopa
Count) Superior Court on Tuesday on behalf of
Fernando Nicolia, 40, of Rome. asks unspecified
damages . Davey AIU.on drove-through gus'y winds
at Charlotte Motor Speedway in North Carolina to take
the pole for Sunday's Coca~Cola 600 with a one-lap
speed of ffl 594 mph. Allison. among the last I 0 cars to
qualify for the race. was about a half-mile per hour
slower than the qualifying lap turned in b} Darrell
Waltrip last week when he-took the pole for The
Winston .. The Florida House voted to complete a S30
mlllton funding package-that aims to lure to Florida the
Chicago While So>. or other maJor. professional sports
teams
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An1omo DeBarros in 10.round JUmor-wel·
terwe1gh1 bout. from Atlantic City. N.J. (de·
la)'rd). USA.
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4:30 pm. -PRO BASEBALL: Dodgers at
Philadelph1a. KABC (790)_
7 p.m. -PRO BASEBALL. Padres at
MontrC31. KFMB (760).
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6 a.m -MEN'S TENNIS: French Open
earl} round matches. from Paris (five hours).
ESPN .
1 p.m. -MEN'S GOLF: PGA Seniors
Memonal T oumament. from Dubhn. Ohio.
ESPN.
Two local boats to
compete for Cal Cup
SPAETH •••
From Bl
"I wasn't given any special o~
portunity. My Grandpa didn't will
me S 10,000 and say 'Go stan your
O"-O business. I started
(Barnstormer) with $ J ,000 I had and
ha\C gotten no additional (outside)
capital since that time."
By ALMON LOCKABEY
0-.,... .............
Don Ayres' new Santa Cruz· 70
Drumbeat from Newport Harbor
Yacht Oubw11l be among the 11
uhrah&ht displacement "mui"
$loopscompeung1n the prestigious
Cal Cup starting Frida)' andcontinu-
mg through Sunda\ The Cal Cup 1s
sponsorcdbyCah(om1a Yacht Club.
Marinade! Re)
Another local boat scheduled to
stan is Pandemonium, a Nelson-
Marek 64 ski pp,: red by Des
McCallum. Balboa Yacht Club.
Tbe regatta will feature boat-for-
boat (no handicap) raongaround thc-
buoysoffManna dc-1 Rey.
Three former winners in thr Cal
Cu{>. all Santa Cruz-70s from the
de11gn board of Bill Lee. will be on thr
hne for this year's Cal Cup. They are
Bob Douahty's Kathmandu, Cali-
fornia YC. 1985. Pat Farrah's Blon-
die. Long Beach YC. 1986, and Bill
Wilson'sOt1us,LosAnsclcsYacht
O ub.1987.
Other favorites a~ Roy Disney's
Nelson-Marek 70 Pycwacket, Cali-
fornia YC. and Dick Penninaton's
~1en0n-65 C'hccuh, Lona Beach
YC.
Tbc UlDB mu ash.ave raced as a
A1.1101
loCIUEY
BOATING
fleet fort he pas1 three (.all ups. Prior
to thaL the event featured two-boat
match racing s1m1lar to the Amenca·s
Cup.1nvolv1ng some of the most
famous ranng ~ac:ht~ in the-world.
0
In local yachung evc-nts th1!> wC'C'k-
end. 1t will be a bus> day Saturday for
the h1ghly<ompcut1ve Etrj)ells-22
class whc-n they meet fortft Spring
Senes hos,ed b)' Nc-v..por(Harbor
Yach\ Club.
Dana Point Yacht Club and
C~p1strano Bay Yacht Clu~illJOm
forces Saturday and Sunday to stagc-
theCatalina Island race for Per-
formance-Handic.ap RadnJ Acct
(PHRF). lntc-rnationaJOffshott Ruic
(JOR). and M1dgl!t Ocean Racina
Class (MOR C) rat mp. For the stay-
at-homes, Dana West Yacht O ubwill
inaugurate its Jack & Jill Series for
PHRFMonda
Introducing
The 50' motor yacht lien Hwa
also showing the 50' yochl fisher
toot o# tltl lal -tt.n &ly IN la/I
W• ~)QI'°~· ... QUAllrY SEIYICE I PllCE
2J01 W• Co•Ufwr 1 102 • ~ leld.• rAX (714f) 6»U93
6SCM>543
It was a philosophy Golden West
polo coach Tom Hennstad insulled
in him that has las,ed.
"Tom's philosophy was w10ning is
very. very imponant. but 1f you
played the best way possible and still
lost the game, you won." Spaeth said.
"But it's the same thing I've felt the
la.st lOycars. Whether(in business) or
in the P.O?I. I'm not afraid offa1hng. If
you fail, learn from it.''
Spaeth. along with former Edison
te.ammate Doug Pickford. didn't fail
at Golden West. The Rustlers went
23-0 two straight years 1n wrapping up
two state titles. In 1978. Spaeth had
three aoals in a I(). 7 title victory over
DeAnza.
.. It was raan1na that dal and a very
tighl pme,'' Spaeth said. 'There were
about 3,000 people on the deck
around the pool at Golden West. and
the football team had all come over
on the deck af\er practice.
.. It stuck in my mind because of
their cnCl'I)' and suppon as another
team, pan of Oolden West. MoSl ofus
dadn't know any of them. and they
were just as ~cited as we were
afterward. In the local school there
Wls that .,at comraderie that 1
mis ..
ln 1979, he had four aoals to le.ad an
11-7 win over West Valley.
While Hmnstad and &Mia.tant Ken
Hamdorfhada bis impact on Spaeth,
he said. it was a m~nt with
Hcnnstld in that liCClOnd victory that
has lasted.
w I can't mnembcr what I had done
WT'O"I. but (Hermltld) ya.nbd me
out. He pulled rM aside, and iftltad
of him chewi• me out. I aid, 'T dJ
me wha1 rm doi"J wn>atand.~t me
beck in the pme. He just lilid 0 J wan •t mad: he wasn •t mad. ..
h carries over.
··Anytime!Mauys meet(lt wott).
•• J UK the word emplojc:c CMKlC, Mtcn
J hire abtm. From tftm-on lttcfre pen
of lk .,,,_,P tryina to~ I.be job done, ~ a 1oaJ ICbincd... ..
In tbc ca1e of Si*lh'• pis -
thole that Mftl i.n t!ae Dd J 0 )'Cltl llO or ahoilt in the bulinell field now -
1uccas bas been immlnenL
the 28th time and Dan Gladden tripled, doubled and two hits, as St. Louis blanked the Reds at Busch Stadium. singled. leadina Minnesota to a three-pme sweep at Royals Stadium. 81yleven1 28-19 career apinst Kansas Plrata •. A11r'01 S: Jose Lind singled home the 10-
City, gave up Io hits in 7"'3 annings. Jeff Reardon finished ahead run in the seventh and Bobby Bonilla and Darnell
for his 10th save. Cotes hit consecutive homers as Pittsbuf'Jh edged
Houston at Three Rive-rs StAdium. Raogen 5, Bl•e Jay• l: Geno Petralli had three hits Expos I, Padres %: Tom Foley hit a pair of RBI * * doubles and Tim Wallach also drove in two runs, helping
ft.'*" s, ..,_,. Jan 1 neen 4, anw.n J Dennis Martinez win his first game in more than a month
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put in splint
LOS ANGELES (AP) -
Shonstop Alfredo Griffin
of the Los Anaeles
Dodgers, who suffered a
brokc-n bone-in his right
hand when hit by a Dwight
Gooden pitch last Saturday
night, was re-examined
Wednesday morning by
hand speciahst Dr. Charles
Ashwonh, a team spokes-
man said.
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Wednesday as to how long
Griffin, who is on the 15-
day d isabled list. would be
sidelined.
ANGELS FALL TO YANKEES, 4-2 • • • From Bl
ripped a 1-0delivery from starter Dan
Pc-try over the left field wall for a two-
run home run in the scvenlh to give
the Yankees a 2-0 lead. Rafael
Santana had reached first on an
infield single. scoring ahead of Skin-
ner.
Just as important to Rojas was the
ball Mike PaaJiarulo hit leading off
the seventh, a deep fly to center field
which sent Tony Armas against the
fence.
"Petry pitched a helluva game,"
said Rojas. "He just made that one
bad pi1ch to Skinner."
"It wu up and I was trying to throw
it down," f>etry said of Skinner's first
home run of the year. "I wasn't taking
him li&htly or anythina."
Petry. however, had been skat in&
on some thin ice even before. ~
Petry, pitchina with the stabili ty of
a skyscraper standina on the San
Andreas· fault. he wiped the 1wca1
from his forehead when Jack Oark lin~ out to sec:ond with runncn on
tceond and third to end the fint
innina.
Then. in tbe second. the Yankees
had runners on first and third with
one out. But Winfield was cau&ht off
third base on a around ball to Jack
Howell and Skinner ripped a liner
back to Petry for the third out.
It wasn't easy, but Petry walked
away un5eathed durina those early
inninp.
He didn't retire the side in order
until the fifth\ his only 1-2-3 inning.
Petry was saihna alona until Skinner
lowered the boom.
He finished with seven inninp
under bis belt, nine hits •llowed.
Petry walked four and struck out one.
New Yotk swter Charles H udton,
meanwhile, was mqnificent, talcina a
one-hi1 shutout into the seventh .
Three bitten later, New York
Manqer Billy Manin was out to the
mound with his silver hook. Allen
pitched the final 3'Y1 inninp for his
first win of 1988.
Wally Joyner sinlkd to centtt to
open the se~th 1ncf Chili 0.vis hit a
Iona un&lc to &eft<etUtf 10 put Joyner
on tbil'd" witb none OUL . ..(~) ohChCd well," said Rojas,
.. but a(wt don't ICOrt l\lftl •••
..... We don•t hive that many
bullets on tk bcncb bec:au1e every.
Vaqs' Koutures se~ected
South Coast Player of Year
1m.ac Hiah'• ~ K.outurei; u.e
V1qucrot• 1mior leCOnd bueinari
who ~ tban to lhdr RCOnd larPe
cblmPioftlhip ill Wee )'an, rm
been 1'amCld Sooth Coat Lape ~oft.be Year.
Alto '8ini111 6.rn.te1111 boaafl
(rom llVtJIC ..ae pileher Jun H•n• ~and e11ehcf ScoU Volbnct.
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body's hurt."
GeOrae Hendrick ruined Hudson's
bid fora shutout with a scorin1 fly ball
to left, bringina on Allen, who coaxed
Howell into an inning-endinadouble-
play.
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'-~MAGED PAGE Orange Coat DAILY PILOTIT~. May 28. 1988 J/113
Major League standings
Amerle.a £ea6ue
WEST DIVISION
Oakland
Texas
Minnesota
K.nsu City
Seattle
Chicago
Aa1ell
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22
21
20
20
19
17
L
14
21
22
25
26
25 29
Pct. 0 8 Li t
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Sl2 8 S-5
488 9 7-)
Streak
Won 2
Won I
Won 5
Lost S
Lost I
Lost 2
Lost 5
Home Away
12-7 19· 7
14-12 8· 9
I 1-10 1 ~12
444 I I 4-6
.435 I l'h 5-5
.432 I 11h -1·9
.370 14'h 3-7
8-14 12-1 I
9-10 11·16
I 1-15 ll· 10
6-14 11 -15
EAST DIVISION
New York 30 14 682 8-2
Cleveland 29 16 .644 I 'h 7-3
Dctrou 27 16 628 2111 6-4
Boston 23 19 .548 6 4-6
Milwaukee 23 21 523 7 5-5
Toronto 19 26 .422 I I 1h 4-6
Baltimore 9 36 .200 2 I1h 4-6
Wednesday'• Score•
New York 4, An1elt 2 ( 10 innings) ·
Oakland 8, Baltimore I
[)cotroll 4, Milwaukee 3
Cleveland 5. Chicago 2
Minnesota 4. Kansas ( 11\ ~
Texas 5. Toronto I ·
Boston 4 Seattle 0
Won 5
W on 2
W on I
W on I
Lost I
Lost I
Lost 2
Tonl&ht'1 Gamet
M1l"aukcc (Bosio 6-4) at Detroit (Tanana 7-~I 4 1'i pm
Toronto (':>t1cb 6-1) at Te,ai. (K1lgus 6-3). 5 35 pm
Onl)' game) schcdukd
Friday's Games
Balumort· Jt Angels, 7:35 p.m
M1l\l.aukcc .it Cleveland. 4 35 p.m
Ch1raso at Toronto. 4:35 p.m.
Detroit at M inne'>ota, 5:05 pm.
Tna) at Kan\as Cit~ 5 35 p.m
Nt·" York at Seattle. 7 05 pm
Bo~ton at Oakland. 7 35 p.m.
Dod1ers
H ouston
San franc:1~0
C'inc1nnat1
San Diego
Atlanta
New York
Pttlsburgh
St. LOUI')
C hicago
Montreal
Philadelphia
15
14
31
27
23
21
20
15
Natlonal League
L
17
Its
22
23
29
28
WEST DIVISION
Pct. GB LIO
585 5-5
581 6-4
511 3 6-4
489 4 S-5
341 I 011: 3-7
333 101 • 4-6
EAST DIVISION
12 721 8-2
18 600 5 4-6 n 511 9 ..,_3
~3 477 10' 4-6
2~ 476 1012 5-5
26 366 15 ,_ 7
Wednesday's Scores
Dod1ers 4. Ph1ladelph1a 0
<;1 Lou1\ 6. ( 1nunnat1 0
Atlanta 2. < h1rago I
Montreal 6. San Diego 2
P1ttsourgh 4. Houston 3
Nev. York 6. San Francisco 3
Today's Games
Streak
Won 2
Lost 2
Lost
Lost 2
Lo'it 2
Vv on
Won
Wo n 2
\\on 2
Lost
Won 2
Lust '
16-8
13-6
11-9
14-12
I 5-11
7-12
7-16
Home
12-12
16-7
14-1,
I 1-1 I
I 1-1 5
4-14
I~-4
I ts-7
I 3-1 2
7-1 I
I I· "
1. 9
Dodgers (Sulton 3-3) at Ph1ladclph1a (Rawlt:) 3·51. 4 3~ pm
San Diego (ltawk1ns 4 -3) at Montreal (B Smith 2-1). 4 '5 pm
14-6
16-10
16-7
9-7
8-10
12-14
2-20
Away
12-5
I.I-I I
9-9
11-12
2-14
10-14
19-I!
9-11
111-10
14-12
9-1)
8-t'7
'ian Franc1!Ko (Reuschel 5-3) at Ne" York (Goodt·n K-01 4 '5 p m
Friday's Games
Dod1ers at Montreal. 4 35 p.m.
Houston at ( h1cago. I .05 p.m.
San Du~go at '\lcv. Yorl . 4·35 pm
P11tsburgh at ( 1nunna11. 4 35 p m
San Franc1S<:o at Philadelphia 4 15 pm
St. Louis at Atlanta 4 40 p m
•••• •••••
10 44 a "' -P<a v•nQ o• Tao' como•neo
US Arm«! F'o•c•' COIOr G.,.10
10 &t a m -~•"II r>Q Ol &•Ck Hom. AIMI"'
n INJ·•~· • IOSI a m -Tr•d••IOft•iCOl"'m•"d c;.,,1 ..
men ,,.,, vour f'"'V"""'
tO S? a m -Oaoi Cullu' SuMe<ne o•<• cer
./ d,,,,.., l>v c;..-(llUCI< YHW i..O\ ,, ... ~, on
oar ade and oac • tao\ AUTO lllACING
lndl•NPOl1' SOO schedute
(Al TllM\ ESTI
TODAY
I lO • m t•S a m
t"l'lffllnQ
I' IMI '"'•cika Pl! or•cHce, "° eno•nH running
~ndllO<v <)riven orl..,l•llo"
11.00 a m -Fl1111 two·llOur •••Ck pracllu
1 lO om -AMu•I M1llt• Pit Sloo contt\I
Crew\ '°" OeM• Suttl••" v\ Roo.r10 C...-rt1ro
end M•rio Andretll Vl Al UnHr Jr on Hml·
llNll\ ,.IOAY
Trull OeMCI
11 00 • m -Crew '"'!!I\ Ol'ttnl•lton """'
1"9
ll OO•m
S-00 • m
IMllfl -
SATUltOAY
Tr•c• CIOHd
J'1nel <)<O'Ve<'\ ,,.,..11119 wtllt Cl>ief
WNOAY ••ce On ln<l••,,.oo•' Motor SOH<l••v
6.JO • m P11 IMllH -
I 00 • m Suoohu "' 0111
I lO • m -ll.ce c•" OO\IUonecl '" Iron• of
rflpeclh•• oth
9 4S a m -C•r \ P'aC~ "' il•rllnQ oo~hon'
on lr.C., Pur<lvt Un;ver,11v l>and o<•n On
The &111u of I~ W81>Hll
ICHIO • m C.ito<llY carneft
10 IS • m -Cen wvrn uo eno~
10'.2l • m -Cari ""61 off _.,,.,
10 JS • m -Clli.f Sltwll'd Torn Jlnlorc:I
m.11kei fln1t track lll1Clettlon
10 41 • m -Hellonel AntNm, olevtel bv IN
~Clue bencl
111'"5 • m -tnvocauon
11 00 a m -F'•v•"G \ta rt ot I~ 110'0
ln<!·eneootll SOO
MONDAY
1-00 e m -Off•<••• •H ull\ oo't.ci ov Aulo Club
& lO p m -Ro0111e of ,,_. 'l'H r •"
nounc f'f'nrn•
1 00 om -\loctory 01n,,.,
SOC CEA
MJSL •v.tts
£ASTl•N OIVIStCHI "NAl.S
Cleveland 1 M•nnHOI• S
M1nntsot• 1 CleYei.nd 0
Clt!vNlld S Minn.wt• 4 Cten .. no S M-1• 1 Ca.vtt•no 1 M•nnftOta 1 l(lt•Nnd .... ,,
~oei 4·11
WESTl•N OIVI~ "NAU
K•nws C1IY S. S.n Dle90 4
Sen OleVP S. K•11M11 Cllv 4
IC8nUI (UV 7, Sen 0tl90 6 (Of) IC•nsn City 1, Sen Ol"9 )
Sen 0-1 Kans.' Cllv I WtelneMtev-S.n O'-oo 6, K•nsa' C11v I
ISerlft tied. J-ll
S.1urdav-K•nw1 CllV •I Sen Oltoo 7 3S
om
AMIUUCAM LEAGUE
Y ... ees 4, ~· 2
NIW YO.I( CAU,0-.NIA
ltHna111 If
"rldlDfl 7b Mlll9l't lo
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Wlnflt'<!rf
Pulrulo )ti Sen1.,,." Skinner c
.. ,..... ., .....
S 0 I 0 Own119 Oii J O 0 0
• 0 1 ' SchOlllO u , 0 0 0 4 0 ) 0 R•• 2l> I I I I
S 0 I 0 Joyner 11> 4 I I 0
S 0 0 0 C Devi• r1 4 O I O
' I I ' H•norc.11 II ) 0 0 ' 4 1)0 Howtll)b 40 10 ~ I 1 0 Arma\ ci 4 0 0 0
~tl1floontc 1000
NOCMM 11> 1 0 0 0
CWelllr 1o I 0 0 O
Polldof u 0 0 0 0
41 4 14 4 Tvt•ll t2 l 4 1
Sou bv '"""'-'
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Cellfw'llM • ... ltl t -J C.eme W•nn•"9 R&t -w .... roe1c1 111
OP-New Yori. I C• •lo<nie 1 L09 -!WW Yor~ 14 Cetoforn a 1 28-Mellingty 2 R•n
dOlofl Hll-Sli1nr•r I Pav (7) W1nf.-O t IOJ
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IP
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I
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T • l 07 A-'8 199
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Ood9en 4, Pllllhei o
I.OS ANGEL.ES PHll.AOEL,.HIA
!Mi• 1b M10•Y•\ rt
c; O\on"
Mar\111 to
~"•IOv ct
Sc•o\C•e < Hamltn )O
Ande\n u .
Ltarv o
Total'
abrllbt ebrll~
} 0 0 0 f\/' T~"'C>< I ) 0 0 Q
4 0 0 0 8•40lt'v •I C 0 0 0
l 0 0 0 \o" "'' 1o c 0 0 0 C 1 I 0 f>'I" >r ( ] Q 0 0
C l I 0 X '""O' )b ) 0 0 0
C 1 I 7 C J&mt'\ r! ] 0 0 0
' l 1 1 06 ,•ion lb J O I O
l O 0 0 ,, t z n 1 O O 0
t 0 0 0 P •""'' o I 0 0 0
" ,, ~·· 0 0 0 0 0
C.C.•r.u '"' I 0 0 0 Jl 4 S 4 Toti!\ V 0 I 0 S<.... l>Y tnnlftvl
L.ai A...-.S 000 JOO 100-4
............ 000 000 000-0 C.•mt Wonn.ng RBI -..... •Cl><•• 21
E-l'ie"'•"Cl'l Oau••or "'0.-M>n DP· LO\ A~ 1 LOB LO> ""~ e> S Ptioi.a.<ot>·• l 1&-Sl'lelo'r HR-S<•O>< • II H•m•llo<> I
SB-G•l»On 9 MT'>omc\or 11 S-Petrne•
IP H • E• aa so "'""'......, Leery w' l ........ Na
P•I~ l 0 c s
0
0
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s.m VClllev 13 S •' E >Pe(•nze t 19 l l
R•ver\odP Po>v 10 I I at M•tl·~tn 12) SI
Ocu n v.,.,. • 16 10 11 et O•amo<>d &•r ill 11
4·A S.C-lleund
RIO Mt\• •10·& I• \f\ ~ull"lon \20 II •'
F' u11er1on C Of~
(•tr IO\ I 11 6 I 1 et Reoc>ndO I 19 1l
Veniura 70 6 I• •' Canvon I 19·11 \out~ Htll\ I 11 6 at H.,...,.,.,. II 1 I 1
). A S.Cllf'd A ound
S.n1a C•••• 1 II 11 •' El T0to t 1' 13 o.,,. >1111, I I• 11 • ., S•C!GiebeC~ ( 21 61
la M ·1aoe • 19 • 11 at CalllOl'n•• 11 •
''"''• 110 41 •• en.no 26-11
T£HWIS
F rtftdl ()pen
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MEN S.Cllld ._.., ~
Aona<i A~no< Ha I <>el Anorn ~r IEC~do< 6 4 C 6 6 4 1·6, "'--
Civ\lef\\Pfl S"".o<!"I def Tim MaVOtle (U S I
7 6 6 4 6·4 S••••r EOl>tf'll ISwedlnl o.f
Arn•uO &o.l\CI> F'ra--ctl 6·0 •·• 6-l, Mal\
W•'-n<M<' \Sw-nl O.' Fre l\C•KO Yun!\ IAr·
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oe4 Lvtr Meller a rar ti •-1. 6-4 .... 7-6,
Anor1 AGU\• tU s I o.I Mau·~~•llO Ne<CIUC'CI
lll•lvl 6· 1 6 2 6 1 Gu -.<mo ...,.1-AOldell
\Ar""llna' ~ To<• ~Mek~ IWHI G«·
m.nvl •·1 6·1 6 0
Hollywood Park, Los Alalllitos results
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lellftl, 6-t 1-t ,.,_.,,., WIN!JJ Ow'li Evwt
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G.ot\flt S...tini CAr.-nlltrlll .. I(.,.. ~ f$outh Alrt<a l. 6·>. ._,, ~le
$If~ l\wecMfll eef lttff.... • ...
(1181y), l·• 6 I. 6-J. MMu.;l• ~· IW ·
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McNel tu SI a.I Cl'lftihlfle ~ tS-.-
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H•talf• Zve<a•a IS.Ovitt Unlorll Ml l.-M Flelcl
IAu\lra•l•I 6 1 6 0 S.ndr• Ce:.-111n1 Cllelvl
Ott J•ll• POO•llOv• ICrec~lo•ellaaJ, 6-1. 6·0
Otlllft •O••n<•nG 1nc1uoeo H9lena SYl<on
IC1tcl>O\IO•ekl•I al\CI Svlvl• Heflllo.• tWfll G«
man• 1
, ..... men
HCA• INOIVIOUAL. CHAMl'tON~
C•I Altlem, Ga.I
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INMlf•ea.i lou .. anal •-2 •-2 Tre-
l(r-ann IUCtt a.I Stave J.-l~•lk•
4 l , 6 ' lto<l'larO L..-UCll C191 &•v UrlOt
ll oul\•8<\a St•t•I 1 S 2 1 1·S SKMd _ _... ~
ICaoletl Clel Mart.n 8 Kii.men (Slenfordl 6·• •·l ~-l HvC••lf II.OU!.-Sllltl
o.4 l(font<naM 7 • 6 ) 7·4 a<lff J'tfr-
U(LAI 0.. l,_, • • 6 4 ' I
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(IF PLAYOPPS
S·A T edllV'' Sem.flrwah ( l. U I
( Cl'(lfla ~ Mar •' a ..... y H1"'
N~woo~· H•roo.-•' S,.nt• S.rbe'•
4 A
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Teday'\ ~ Cl:IU
L•vun• Bur< •• ~.,. Manno
LO\ A .• m•IOM al 11/00CJO<•dve
Lair en
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CONFIRENCI l"'"AU
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Wftdey'\ c;-
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O~tro•t Al flo\100 S 0 m Ill necnwry I
Thundlv, .J\IM l
LOen al O•tla> • om I,, neconw-• 1
l"rlOllV, J.-J
&0\'t.>n •• 0t1ro11 6 p m t '' neceuer v I Saturday, June 4 ., ~ •• Junes
Oe•la> •' L.•lran, 1130 om 111 necnH•vl
wansa.. COMtrn•-=• '*A.LS ._... ... 1D. MIM14s .,
OA a.as C •11 -Atuirre 11 • i. 4 ~ a . ....... w. 1•11 ... ... OMllOMll''~, •• , '· at.dkn-. t-IS 2·t 14, ...,..., > t H 6
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1 ...,_,.!Oii t 1 0 0 0 a.. t IHI T•aia
ts-et ' ., IOl I.OS AMGILllS ( IDI -G<-f 6 J-4 10
WOf!llv I If ... 16 AM.;l•JallCer l ·IS )·J If
.IOM-S-7 l J IS S<ort 11·17 7•7 )0
M.f~ ) •• 0 • ,_ •• 0 0 '
lt-*t 1 I)) S C~ J • I•! S Smt-.
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Sco11 c-FOUied o..t_.._ ...
l>Ovnd' Oat,., 4S IT•r•y Ill. L A L_.en ,.
IACldul Jal>Oer 11 AU••t•-O•lie\ JS 114¥-
1) L A Lal!.t<\ ,. IJOMJOll 1') Total I~ ·O...._, 13 l A l elllf\ lt lKtW
c.a•\-O•"H .lttoef Cll"enM A-17 !iOS
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' 'OC• ~00 ' • " DIU n I ,_ tie~\ 70S
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w••d o4 ''>e JK~-"• <It Hooter\ tor -!IA"W
tor 'lff<a~• IK"'••~
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contrac• •or '"'"" , .. ,, ~ Teo ,...)Otl
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T"Ott'a\ ~-vt ~ GENE It AL
INHITUTE F'O• IN TERNA TtONAl
SPOllT-l'Q,.,.., ""'• L o.F'renll 10 ,,,.
t>oerO o• d r1<tor\
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OHIO S l A TE-emeo S..-1 .. .., "'t•f.111' "••" 1r.g coac.,.
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Miller died :
doingwha
helovedbe t
Dtcli Mille r built tus fim ,,_,_., ••
"'hen h( WU 14 Ul 194S.
T"'o Sunda)'s q o al EJ Mi
Lake ht died a1 the C<W'trols
8onne\.1lk Strnmlancr, dotna
he lo' cd most He wa.s S6
Ntwport &..<.·h ~t<knl I.be
)ear\
·· ~utomobhcs f,nd nicmg •
whole hf(" said Brock Mllltt,
Miller'<, t\1.0 W>OS '"He WU c
dream to bclome part oflhe
pt-r hour dub at Bonneville."
\11ller born Richard E. M il
Jnd1anapol1~ an 193l. was
member of the chte El Mt,..llO::m""°'
m1k-~r-hour club called lbc
2 .. El Mirage and the Bonnevi
flat'> in L'tah an-t~ only two
v.h1d1 meet the condallom nc~~ry
lor 1c-g1'>tcrC'd land speed ··1t·, 4u11e difficult. .. Brock
~ud l•I h" lather's membership i
E::I \f1ragc d ub .. AU lu.ods ofnn-r..
h•n l' gone nut lhcrc aod not
clo'>C: to .:'IKJ miles per hour.
prupk dun· t undt'nUlnd l.bc•K
lumpl"hment of 11 ··
\1d~ I' \11ller was 1..rueli
pro\am.ueh 21 4 males per
tr' int? tur .a new record.
m .H hrnl· "t:nt out of conlroJ
01ppt-d He held records i
·1.al..c\te1 D Gas .. class at El M
\1 ilkr began as a spnnt car
1n th<' 1440s on the tracks of I
and around the Midwest later
.wng to stock cars. n.innans a.t
Da) tµru lxalh track He lat
lime a nauuna.I champ in H
boat racing. but ga .. e up the
lOU('S('S when h<' ""°M mamed 1n
He began racing apm m thc'
'ISO\ v.hcn h1 !1 interest 1n land
records lxpn
LAKERS .•
From Bl
The defending ~B~
th('n opt-ned up a "'~-56 a<han
the first 5' minutes of the
qu.tner and w('f'e in command
of the "a'
The Lale~. -.ho won the o
pme uf tht best-of-SC"vco
11 3-98 Monda) n1ghL met ...... ,-= .. •
pulled av.a~ from a 4~
m1dwa' through the second Game~
•(r.Icr rs !iERfln' :-n:; :..J : · • .,, .:a, o.:.ra.·1. o: :111! ...,f
Neo.opon 8edc:t'I wi.11 hc.·~d a put; •• c c.v ~ :e-ard_-.q Ull.' ~! UlllJloU') a..drJl!t.
for f LSCA! Year 1988-Sq. pul"Sti.'L" ~ • ~ ... -•• or\ • • ~ of t1'I! ~ Bead;
City ~. and jA'OpOsed ex;>:n~ t---ei. :~ ·-"ll ~:y ~~
Sloc:Jt Q' ant. tW1d AS l l.Ste..:1 ~ 1
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W/D HKUP. DISPOSAL • w-. to Beh 3BA 2'~8A $3500/mo 788-7500 agt LG 28r 28a E/lkSe, neat 1700. 722-1832 •EASTBLUFF TownhM ...... ...... IN CPL/SGL NO PETS Twnhm dbl or.r $1550 1----new w/lr!*. sngl encl E' ... _ ... h-a... NORTH EAST 7-PLEX Apt. 38r 2Ba, 2 CM gar. IN TOWN $795 675-0097 W terf t H I Superior Nwpt Crest Plan-gar -t l99C4' $950+ 11111. 1-.,....1 3br 2ba, dble gar, fp, d/w, no petl 11025/mo ~lie
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•720-9968• * interior patio on larrc lot. Avall nO'fll 863-lJIK>ldys ---Sch & the ooaen. Yrty lie •BEAUTIFUL 38A 2'h8A 63 00 L ~~s 000 DETACHED cottage. 3br $3800/mo &40-5324 . •HARBOR VIEW HILLS l ·l-4 ( H).,. ' C..t • 2124 2ba f'P'c AC refrlg, 2-1 . extra large. St825
SBA lBA $596 500 F• ~l\TI RFROfl(l I tU car garage tenc.o yard •Liii iSLE• 1tEXTAA NICE 1BA, trg
New cp1 paint Nice yard HOMl o, "'<. · * •2BR 1BA hM on lol S 1200/mo 675-6096 38r 28a trplx w/bayview! ~5 '9.!°'/~~0fage
Xlnt eond1 720-1704Bkr REALEST.ATE wiotherl Big dbl gar. I rtlt L 2l,f1 l1350/LM81~753-0719 '* fncd yd. lrptc pe1 ate ~ ac. •BAY I OCEAN VIEW• • LIT1 • REALTORS S895 2 peoole 642-9688 1BFLuxurlou1 furn.~LIOO ISLE Home. Lrg 4Br above t>.autlful China
R ITT Wini fllW BEAUT View Condo. •CMan lBR 2BA. sman VILLA BALBOA condo 3Ba. '-"·rm. din rm, 2 Cove 2Br 281 lg den, gar WJ.IOO Eutbluft 3br 3ba. newly ykd Garage W/D hkup S 1050/mo Please C.-patios. St lo St. $2350 S 1750 873-'1892•
1 Miiiion SS~ Mnct redec: $389,000. Owner'. 275 M-.. Dr •E 948-7893 after •pm /mo. 1 yr lse 875-6915 CUTE BEACH COTTAGE
~HAZEL SI 759-IK>70 721-0248. 64~509 $1200 NO PETS 722-8011 2BR 1BA hOme In the l.91111.1 2BR 1'A b'ock to beech
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675-9115 sac.S9SOK. 780-38tO yard1avau Smallpetok ,.... ~; NorOOf'l'llettlnthegarage bch Ocean, C.tallna &
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bonus room ONLY. 28 HILLSDALE E11eeuttv1 home 3BA
$189,900 Monte:a Ruggieri 780-5000 2·~0A 2100 sit $1500 l SELECT BH&G 751-5000 ~~A'\' (11\ga) 751-5000
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Mlofo VCR ..-...... AIC. 87s..o90TH 144 3l3ew prjv. '400/mo. IS1~ ,.UI MMe* returbltlled. adequate UUIWI Nl'1 ca'• ror •·Vt-Old, cleen-Xlnt a1artl~ ..san. AM manen. nt Poeltlont Al ' · ..... ~..... · ...... .a111 oovereo parklno ...,., '4000t/t hM) cook _, pool, i:.nnlt. eto. Cov'd F«n n/lmkf tfW IOYtly SHAM Ellide TWnhofne ...., fabulou• vi.,,,. 1 lo-'. IDIC' FREE " .. • • · lor Larry 54 ·3089 8-t Companlail In e::no. Avell l11·tl17. 3BA home In Oover In ntc. .,.. w11nv.. ........... cation Lauren. Ag1 I Ml. ~~1:''r.n: .!'.=;. oiii ~,.., W• have poett ~re party, n-tn*r Shorea area. a mom. 2Br ,,,._ "55 A/C Alnpt9Pllf'kltlg 14'5 17S-3n7 or 723 t2t4 CJ, t'" llmH min wage Ellperien ~e necuaary --'""°+tee 146-5214 r:,o~~ ~ach.:pt I Imo+ «Sep 842-3425 2855ECet Hwyt1$..eeoo N.EWPOAT BEACH ,_.,. a 1200/wtl • room I t>oetO Country Club Conv...._ • ReceptlOr*t
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It l•iu S37!5/mo a.t.2555 ROOM FOR RENT 1000 tlf bldg Near Btwn 405 twy a a.w st cat, ~w.d vie 1n "*Ito CA 95823-0560 J08 OPPOATUHITY • Auerrlbl • ---.M•ture adult (Pref 2M5 RedNll/405 Fw, 1$25-1250& tlSOOt1 650-33845 Huntington Beach by June 7 l988 W11h gro#lno oetetl com· Y ~=::a.;.:;:;:..;.:.a:.::,_.....,;1,.111.---!P'l"llll'l'l!lfW-,..,..2.,.t...,14 IRVINE. Shr hM with yra Old~ 2 bedroom. 2 IMO mo-mo L.SE. S.· Of Agt (6t8) 7M-Me5 536-9645 pany Wiii train 7&0-72241 T
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1t8TEPS TO BEACH1t $550/mo Yrty. 839--8722 pet month tit & dep UtH Newport Ctr .. FMNon 191 neat Mlle Sqrare Park Have a 1941Clll on re-250 Ogle St Co11a Mna Be&ch Colla Met&.
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2111 Shr3812B• yrty ~S-2878 IEWPORT (213) 110-0021 a.a..v 5. 15 Red collar S.l•t!r ... ,11 r.e Pr eoarahon of a DUTIES Recepl llPPI wor~ weekend• r0t bu•• '!;~2:wa:Wft"'l1Plle~X .. U"':CX~""ltt""hU .. r"'v•uP.lse--c ~W. I bell 875 8270 da••· t>•~-depo51t 1o11ng co11«:110n 111o"9 a1c Hrs c M equipment stor~
Pool, IPI. tennis: ~hlo~d:: F=:.-~ OCNFRT Prof thr 28d Uaftl ftr HI \;~T\_"'l_"Yf flf \ 'I I LOST CAT REWARD• ~~:~ ~~n~,~~:1 9·2 M Thur NewPQfl Seti Appl) lll30 ~wPQn C~ ~port, coin-op W/D. •motclng. All amenltlesll Condo. P•rtclng •vi. Avl 2'140 REAL.TORS~ I Gold & While ~ute•ed s 1)00 mo Rah req'd ·:.· sat6~0~42 68801 &entr•I Offict 17~ NO PETS 722-80t t *350 962-4744 by 2pm 6/ 1 S580 + 1542·2654 120• t••••i tyr nale Oo"e< Sh0<e5 .(Ir" bftroefol~ Apply on dys wkndt p Im ._ ilrt•a 646 747 1 Looks p I in llrM -s>PfOJ: atfllt IC .... tala BalboaPan.ProfM/25-35 NEWPORT e..cn room-24-hraeceta.St60/mo.ln CHUCK CURRIER luiat11 Fiaueial l•keMorr11. per~m ,a• ar~ Newporl 20 hrsperwll1nourL901fj
Non-amk ttir 2br t'~ba mate wanted, m.ie or NewPQn Bell 1548-2556 HARBOR REALTY I Apt Par~ N~port Dept Mite office dut1e4 ..... ZJOI du~x $450/mo+ 'M.1111 lern 3 Blkt from beach --Office {7t4)673~ luluat LOST GRAY Neutureo N!' ... t;o•· Beach CA llSTIUllTORS typong 40-4S wpm,
Cute NB SBA. n-smkr, no avall now 673--0348/E MOO/mo 673·3<M8 Stera1t 2742 Aftldence (714)644-5797 =·tits 2904 male Tabby No couar FOE WllTEI! ohone Apphcantmust~
Party·hMrty $350 mo +I N/smkr fern snr 3BR 2BA -LAGUNA BEACH Rehab -2600 blOck o f E•oen •Die 10 work well Wit 'I\ utHt Own phone Avl BAYRl~E 2BR/2BA 2 w/2 lem S37Slmo • ,....., (f$1111 8000 s/I 600 Btk (PCH) EX L WAGES f0< Costa Mesa 5-48-6483 6'T llCllTCOIPll WEIGH T LOS5. 'HE people If interHte
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Noo-amkr, rem. pref d prof 30•40 ·~ml 10 air· amkr. 24-35, pvt Br/Ba. LL lal~/lt Laguna Canyon at Festival 7 days CALL NOW' Qu~SIKXll as«ed 75 l·O• 19 STUDEITSI 11 a s•v•ng)
Temp l545-23S7 pOf't 28' 2Ba. gar $750 pool, sp1, tennltl M7S +. t _ at Grounds Awox 770 tq I t REWARD• LOST LIGHT ~ '* l111la:-ettb• 271 ea Oated,poot'722-69&8 •8t8·2M·1313• A~rtanta zfji ft Suttabletorotflcle.llght awn atat. CALICO CAT on 5 13.,,,, '"' ,, .,,,,1~ •nd1-.1oua1s Ml·l11•J•a•H !..!! -----Mlg or Stu010. $8 tO/mo ~~rtUJ~ UOI f Ad /Del e ..., .. .; •or p T work . -••••111T1 COM CUTIE tum a.pt. for Promonto ry Pnt BA FRONTAGE 1rCplex 1st&last .. S150c141anlng I ~ ams aware H S' '"''" :<int summer •••w"t•-St. --.-L n-amkr. walk 10 beaclll Penthouse Furn Pvt tum. 2 loll, pier. pkg. lee CALL 582-31~ or REA tale velopment 0 front cl•-536-9645 IOt> f>45·5760 • r--------· -_,
Wkly rent.as now avail M7!>mo +uota_ 720-3759 BR/BA. rplc. n/smk. bell 2-ter·s. t -2Br SI 8 Drive by 723 Laguna ea. quatlfles tor Trustee Studenfs 111011n and caS4I -!--I Cesta ... a.CAt2121
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haw°"'" car 850-41111 Senioe IWHt-. LT HAULING SERVICE 25 yrs e•p Lie T· t 1~28 S699 Lie Ins O 631-4870 to your living r oom Call Mr .Jensen 520--4051 ""'' C /"-Gar/Yd Ctnup1 Trees • ~nm •M~-~~ ~ 154w 1~ ••A~M~~·· ~~o~~NO~D ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~; •mos~
F0t more lnfor-matlon or;:;;:;yi patios paths ...,,-Ou1ek & Careful T 138046 WALLPAPERING Quahty Proflt from ~ own int•
asiFORDLol's ~~u ~j>~. ~~,: Lf,~L F!:r:J;::°!~ ~G=~~~~~:10 W()rt(. Free Es1 9f$~6349 SliARTING A NEW BUSINESS"" ~~ ~~
Your BRICK/CONCRETE worll Low rates FrM Ell I I ot pr«>'its Must ha,,. OWl'I
Service Directory Prof rellable. res. refs. IH1t1iltia1 Lie T· 158192 S45-4654 • • 1ran9P0 Gall 67~318
Representative FREE es1 64t·3283 IAN TLC For Pett/Plants In STARVING SCHOLARS -142-4321td.310 CttU• Cart your home wtille ~OY·ra New tructts. Tt55779 WEg ... Shdh~,_.,hW The Legal Department al the Please stop by to ftle your MlllCLEUIU
away No worries! Refs Full ServtGe . Stat• Wide ...,v. Daily Pilot is pleased to an· f1et1t1ous business statement at Good pay Own treMP &
l•--------ITINY TOT HOMECARE. 2 Available Lu 673-7230 Dave* 714-957-1088 Slrlp.lnstatl. adv to the nounce a new service now avail-the Daily Pilot Legal Depart rehabte Jenny 548--0e2 t NIUO Ml111 >""''"bus htgttly qualified --crazy lOnt refs 633-7 '72 able to new boSfneSMS ment 330 West Say C osta
The cam. Publtc Utlllll• fully he: 75t-68S8 Sandi LH•sc•fia1 I *°'BERNARDO'S• • We Wiii now SEARCH the Mesa Callfornra If you can not ···~ Comml~ REQUIRES I • ·neut Moving System Oepen-PlHtt'r It tr · .. _. ___ , .. Cltiai; •-m'ct -dable & Efficient PUC name ror you at no extra charge stop by please call us tNt all used. ,..,.._....,... " ft!::c s= S In T 592"~ ,..•3307 Int . i»teh twlnn 7 gooels movers print their .,.,.. • ..,.... ....... pr kier/ Lt<: • 1 ..,, ..,..,. . .., and save ynu the time and the at ( 141 6'2-4321 Ex tens.on
P u <C ,._, i 1tHO ECLEANING1t tnstal r99alr Tree trim & 1--custom lextunng quality I rip to the Cour1 House in Santa 315 or 316 ar.d we will mu-. ..,.. number CUSTOM lllle rtglll way) cJ F I a-worll Problems-No Prob-"'
The Or'ange Cont Deily
P110I 11 loo«ing fOf an
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IRSI our Otstnct Managers
3 days dunng IN W.-
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AQQ!icant mu1t "8ve ,..
liable Cat wtlh valtd C.&
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prtnl-OYI Star1tfl9 pay ia
S7 00 per hour plus gas
allowance
Mmo't & c::haurteur's print Wkly/bl-mo refs 673-33A9 r~~ ""~~":09 ree ft T 1ems1 =326864 554-763 I Ana Then. of course. atter the arrangements for J'OO to handle
their T C.P number 1n all - ----est 1'° SOOLMATE tntematl0n8i search is completed we will file this protedure by mail
adver11tements If you •Prof H9cing FREE ests DUSTY'S Land~Jlawn Classes New Age Ind your t1ct1hous bosmess name 1t you should have any further have a Ques1o<>n about 7 dys wk tO yrs exp ref Maon Sen1 Wkly/month/ Metaph~ICal Direction Plau
the 1eg.a111y of a move<. Uc:. Ins 842-5053* 1 llme FrM est 241•16'«1 Soulmaie lnternatlonal.1-2-,-... -_11 ..... """!"'1-.. --1-1-.-t" statement w1th the County Clerlt questions please call us and we
llmo or chauffeur Call ---.. _. -publtsh once a week for four will be more than 91ao to assist
Public u 11111es 'com-Electrical OBL·A·TEAM !5yrse•p POBx6100 CM 92628 HEATING9 PLUMBING weeks as required by law and you
ml.salon. 7t4-558-41S1 ll:lllD ELECT•IC Julian & Yolano~arden· EXPERT s.rvtce & Repal then Ille your proof of pubh· Good tuck 1n your ~ n lfl9/houseclean 2•3~ 1 ASTROLOGICAL Counsel 34 yrs exp t8 yrs In area cation with the County Clerk new business••
LlcenM Contr 1545-3656 GARDENING SERV Clean tnstruc:tlon-lndlv /Group Uct:40903S 964·6819 l'l"I~~~~~~~~ Home or ortk:e Elec1rlcal ups Lawns. Palm trM lfl9rl0 Galry 498-29 14 •
I g. hell . WOf'k at 1 tow cotl, great trom, garage Al 549-948 t --lta .. tl Mi1tiea1
comm refrlg Semi rell,.ed work •Bob 548·5899• GARDENING-CLEAN UP P&iatia1 . * I
contrectOf 67:}.-808 t Mow-edQ&-lrM '#Oftl.fufl 18 Veen 01 A;;c;:; N B by European Craftsman
aliuJ I HCtl . malnt Aeas 665-5288 Custom-. RleilarO Sinor Free est STIX CONST t.rlri~iN'i~~~mrl •Enhance Vour Property ---(Uc ins Refs) 6'15-7608 LJc 478700 654-3775 1t0uallty Wood Fencing TREE TRIM· TOP-SHAPE· ---
Orywllll·Patchlng. Texture Ca.II Jim * 75 t. t55a * Stump-P1lm1-Cleenups-GLASGOW PAINTING Llc#288597 631-9295 Hauling Mike. 64t-0512 lnl /Ext 30 years expar -Ridnaia References 642-5214 ,,HHct ltflll Li. COMPLETE LAWNCARE Faucet, dlspoui, helter laitallatieas HOUMl'lold r99a1rs. paint. Responslble. Reasonable. T&J PAINTING lnl.IExt p & R 64a-929e anytime
refurbishing carpentry F t 675-3777 Beat any reasonable PflOe u drywanetc oaryl54s-s2n __ , .. • · __ L1c.1145330 498·9644 Wia• .. lnala
sERvlCE. s9 99 SeMoa --.HANDYMAN• TREES Pa1n11no ' wa11paper ~ ~.~:im:1 mm~n~
call Pans/lal>Of e•!ra. Big & tml Jobt-Worltguar. Topped/remo\'e Cleanup moval. 20 YT"• exp ca.n. Balboa's Or1glnaJ Window 4 ~~ C C8'I &uca M7-0780 OU lawn/IC)rinklf 75t-3476 prompt, r-... 642-5937 Wahing5enrioel5CM202
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GUIDE TO APARTMENTS CONDOS AND TOWNHOM SON THE ORANGE COAST
0 LEASES
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SHORT TUii
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GuarMd community. Furnished or lJn..
furnished. Gotf courM v'8w Model
home condition. $3000/mo
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OXFORD COURT
New condo Just mlnut• to ~.
.m>pplng & frwyt. Great locatton. Av.Af·
able June 15th, U 200/mo.
PIEllll LDCITilll
And vwy ptlvat•. OY9flooedng ~t--. II*• Md ctty Ugh 38dnn, 38A •
NEWI Aven.l*I June 15th. *2.aolmo
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RESORT REITILS
UYSllE IEITIL
Exqutalte & elegant cont9mporaty decor
w/"'1. mountain and city v'9w Couptea or
elngtea onty June. July 0< August -
*4f00tmo 0< 6 month• at *4500.
DESERT REITll
Pr91tlgloua gat~arcMd reeon. 2 mast•
tufte, dee9• condo I home on goff
COUtM. Poota. tennta. goff, hMtth dub. room 9llMce., chco & gounMC ~8Uf"MI
1125 per night ...ec1y rat• avellable s..t 'A Interest. $4000 down, $425/mo gtvea
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off.
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SALE CREW
MANAGER
Put you Direct Sales Ex-
perience to good use working
with teenagers.
You can make $500 Plus per
week. If you can hire, train, &
motivate a Special Sales
Crew getting new customers
for THE DAILY PILOT.
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Call Keith Hardie
218-890-8818
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If you re 10 or older. a 1ob as a ~spaper
carrier might be iust your s.ze Just send in
this coupon or call 642-•333 Routes are
av~1lable nowt
It s•IW). If I • .., ... arrierl r-m; I'd hke to find out~~-;::;;.,
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Name I
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MANAGEMENT
JOIN OUR TEAM
MANAGING CARRIERS THE DAILY PILOT IS
LOOKING FOR TOP QUALITY MGRS Will·
ING TO WORK HARD WE OFFER XLNT BASE
SALARY PLUS OVER $300 IN BONUSES
EVERY MONTH, GENEROUS GAS ALLOW-
ANCE & OPPTV FOR ADVANCEMENT. JOIN
OUR TEAM & BE ELIGIBLE FOR FULL MEDI-
CAL COVERAGE. CREDIT UNION. 401 K
PLAN IF vou·ve GOT WHAT IT TAKES.
CALL BETH. 642-4321 EXT . 205 OR SEND
RESUME TO DAILY PILOT. 330 W BAY ST,
COSTA MESA. CA 92626
Mcitor Routes
available in
Co1t1 lesa
Hu1tincton leach
Fountain V1ll1r
NO COLLECTING
NO SOLICITING
Dehver One Day a Week -
Must have dependable car
and proof of Insurance.
Cal 142-1444 \_
Ask for Joanne Craney
Sail ... b Tilt
tH7 33' ISLANDER
SLOOP $25.000. Call C.
Madl9on 21312151-7171
servia
directory
ror all
~your
landscaping
needs.
THEODORE
ROBINS
FORD
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Mer~Benz dNler 1111e..use...1.1.
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JOHNSON & SON
Lincoln M ~r c ury
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Co1ta Meu ~ ~30
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prepayment
4 Llnes-7 Days s 10.80
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................... --~) ,ATflllCK :a,o..e. ...... Ceflt CO:.f:--c:~=~-A~::~:·r .. c,• .. t~~~ W.eTAW ~ 'ftAR ~ ... 'tlill ... ,..... -~A-9'UOIO, "UlllLI. A"1eflie ,._ tr, 2111 ........ INOTON HACH 0"01· ~:"°"'.,. HOU•IMft a.-C'0--1 •• _...._ ~ revcarr• br .. a.• ~llMIO~A. ~ c.-. ....._ c. -T....., NAH1Ca com.., MAKINO , a,._.... --....... _ .. _," -·-"""-.._ ..... .._If... ' -D 't ' ' -......... ~..-TQ .....__ • -,. ......... .--... ..-.. ~Cln-~~~ ....... _...__.._ ~ ........ I* ...... fHl'~o;r-_ IPtQ. fACTO .. Y, tTOt H.,.. ---•A!J _,,. .._. ........ --::1ti: Mft ... ... ........ c.-....._ C111 mt1C1 01 UU 01 AC 111\.AH IHCWlCAU y lhd • eo.t. ...... C.. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN thee the City Coundl of the City ol Huntlng1on 9eec:ll ,_ ~ •
.... c • • L -t_. __,= • ,_ • •81• Na7 111.M. AIOI me v AT OtSTNCTa a AHO , otH-~ w ltfltct\erd 1832 publlc l'tW1nu lo contllder oommentt from the pubic on the conwna tA the Ctty'• ~ y..,
.... el too .r..: .. -== ........ A..&.9lrtolc,tlttUnhw• ..... Tl MU I.RALLY LOCATt.O AL.OHO A!Nldor C1rde • 13ot-e 8ubmalelon to HUD tor,....,. of 11.291.000 In Community O...opment llOdl <JlrMl fUnm on !ii:-. Md= A"-• .......... .....,,, e..::11. Cell HOl6oe .. .,..., gMrt ,ACJAC COASt HIGHWAY ~11ftci10fl .. ~h Catu' Monday, Jun. 6, 1NI ., 71)() pm In the City COuncll Ot\9mbert, Huntington a.at\ CMo c.m.. :.:= l'2llO met. M>t9Ct '° conftrnwtlon NTWUH OOLDlNW!IT t2141 2000 Mein Street, Huntington 8Mch. Cafltomle t2tM8 Copiee of t"-Subm .... on .,.. avellebte tor .. .... In.. = ,...":J': .,... ~,,... .. con--br ttll9 court on June 22. IT"llT AHO l[ACH F~ Pfl4Gn.,d '832 lnspectlOn In,,,. City HOU91ng end ~elopn'*1t office~ :Hn t"-l'IOur• of a 00 a.m and 5•00 ==-~:: =-a ,..,,i,, .:.., •..,_ I ~ by.~'*" 1... M tO 00 AM • OI BOULEVAAO I AIO Af, Am*20t ~rctt • 13ot-C p m , Monday thtougtl ftldrt exciuotng t\olk1aye --·::::.~ .-. .._ _ .. _. .. .__,_. ... M*-~ ~--.thll\tNt#ne• VISIONS WILL lX,ANI.) Hllft\119on .. ac:h Caltf
---....-. ---TNI •tllJNllt ..,.. ._. lowed ~ ._, ttie undet· MSIDEH™L USU IN Dt9s t2.64e STAnmJIT Of' ~~ l\OI~ ~ .,.. _ ..... -willlll.,. Counllr Cillft OI Or· ...,_, M ldml!WtrltOf of T"*CTS 3 AHO 4 1H THf TM t>IHMl!fft it '°"' COWCMTY ........ ft°-NIT ...,. _,......,., - -~.,_. In,....__, ,_ -_,,---.e ~ on ~ ti, tN &tN OI ttle ~ DOWNTOWN 8,ICtf_IC 1uCteid ~ 'Mbend and .... , -;..-.::;;,____ _.,. ',.,.,
'1# ......... , e..::11 NJJ -..... ,_..., tell nllmed ~ ..... at "l,AN AHO MIN<>f' "E' Aober1 W Pr11ct\4tfd ,.. • •-
A .. el ...... ..,._. ...... -. _, ,_ ,,,,_ ~ .... to the ...,,... Y1StOH$ IN ALL OISTAJCTS Thot '"•l~t ,., .. flied 0...CTIYl8 ~Md .... ..,.. ...... ...., ... ... ~ OrWI09 COMt end!>-' Mil tl6dc:ter on ... WHICH WIU CREATE A wWI.,. County Cleril ol Of, ._. m1e11tanw,be.._, ........ ..._ ..... o.ly Not MllY 1f, 1t, it. ..-mt 9nd condttlona...,.. MOAE CONCISE OOCU· angeCountyonMey5 19881
Oft M9Y ti, t• _ .. tM 0.. ........... .,_ ... June 2. 11M 1n4111• ~ .. rlgtlt. MEHT Finrn ~ of ~ Wcwb, ...._ Th-ell tttte, and lntw• of the de-THI FUU TEXT OF TH£ Pu~ OtanQe Cout iOOO MM! ...... Hune· n.. .......... -~ tt the UtM of deeth ORDINANCE IS AVAJLA8LE o.iey PWot Ma 12 19 26
lngton '-di. ~ ... 1 I IL Y•.., = P\aJC ll)TIC( ~ al rlgM, tit... Ind IH THE CITY CLERK'S OF, -"-2 IM8 'I upon,.... ... ~ a_..•......, lnW• ttlat the_... ac;.. flCE TIHl89
cllllllil ... of 110.00. -:.~ ..... --AehhOUe •·11•M ~In lddltiOrl to that of AOOPTEO ~ the C.ty --------~ .. ,.,..... '°"" Md 11t ......, ......,.. ...._ • The tolJoWlno pereona W1I o.ttl. In the ,... propwty lngton 8eed\ et a ,.,._ r-uaA nu in.<. &di bid.,_. b91Ndeon • ,,....,.... MAm eTAm..WT the deoadant M the time of Counot of the City of Hut\I, •-Al' llll'ITV'r I
........ ..,......, In ................ ~"' ~ .....,_ -located In Or11nge County, ,,_.Ing Mk! Mondar . .,..., --------l ~ .. INfttl. Md ....... .....,_ L'AT£LI£" O' ART, 3-440 CellfOmla, • tolloM 1e. 19&8. by the ~ FICTTnOUa WU.SI
._. M ~ by • ............ a. ~ Vie Opof1o ~ 101 . ..._ Lot 21 of Trec:t Ho sae.. roll cell ¥Ote ~~"=!we C9nlfted °' C3lllhl.r1 °'** ::C-: ...._ ~ pone..ctl,C. ~ • per ~ recotded In AYES Counc;llmeri -·v-"'V,.....
OT • bid ~ for not ~ ..._. ~c~•= Scott ~ H.naon, 409 look 212. IQM 47-48 ol KELLY, GREEN. ERSKINE. ~~ ;'ACIFIC 141 ttWI 1°" o# ttle MIOUnt .., - -------W 89y '42 Coece Mel&. M~I Map1, re-MAYS WINCHELL ... tMd,,,...~to-•• ,. ,, ....... , .,".Calif 92127 . c:otded In the oftlct of the NOES CounolfMfl Nolle Cot'oc>t•t• Pl&i•. N-port
City of Huntington a..:ft. Nlf 11 _.. • -TNt ~-la c:ons COunty '*°'°" ABSENT Councilmeri Beed\ c.llf 92(18() L.llbor_ Code °' U. 1'919 °' ~ ...... CleftL dUC'9CI tly en ~ Thia PU>C>Wty la commonly FINLEY BANNISTER 0.Vld Ill Inc 1 Cahlornial ~end ot'-.... of UM c.t9 •........ Sclot1 O Henaon r...,.,_, 10 a 2508 S ,._,. CITY CW-HUNTIMOTOM eotpotahon 141 COts-a1e' .. ~ °' Celllom69 ..,.,._ ' ' ' ,... -.. ....... Ttllt atatement -hied 0.-"'9, Santa Ana, CA 927CM a 1 A C H , A 11 c I t II . Ptua NewQor1 8eecll Cal•! cmbllit ttweto. wlttl tN •-,. 111111II4 • I I If 11.. wtth the County Clettt of Or· The u1e IS aubjtc;1 IO Q/ls Wentwont\, Clfr c.... 92MO ~ only of audi vWI-_... • ..._.. ....... 1ln09 County on Aprll 14, ""'' taxea. C0¥9Nlllla, c;ons Put>l•Shed Orang41 Coeat OMYlcl V inC a C111l0<nia
lltiOM ht mt:f be ~ •••rHr ••• ••• ,.,. 1MI dlllont. r•tr1C11onl. ,...,, Dally Pilot May 2e. 1N8 I corpor•tlon 14 C0tp0<ate,
undlr "'-apec:l911 lt~M•I ••••• l•t•I•• "'17M1vatlon1,rlgtlt1,r1ghllof•ey, Th727 ~.Newpor18"ch Calif e::u::t to wtlldl prOCMCf • ...,.....,_ .. tlltM .... Pubtllhed Of7. CoMt and ...-men11 of record 92MO ~ tMI .. t. _.. .._.. • of. ~ Pr()Cl«1-I~ a .,. .,. Deity Piiot May 1 . 18. 29. with any encumb<a"'*I Do-'C "'""""c Ca1tf0tn<a e0tpo<at1on 333 Ind wtliCtl MV9 riot tie.I-. June 2 1... rec:otd lo be u111tied trom r-UIJU nut"4 1uper•eded by tlle .. _... •,........ • ' Tll-695 lheputc:nut PflOe ---------South H09e Srreel Suite pr~ of the La11of I J ran. e ....... ,... BIOi Ot ottet-s .,. t(Mted FICTITlOUt .,..... 41800 Lot AnQeies C.a111
Code. Pr...,._ 10 llDOf' ...., ....... r \e........ tOt thla Pf°'*1Y and mu9t MA• 8TATDlbfT 90071
JN:1 be ot-1 only In IN .... • ........ • .._.. "8JC NOTICE be In 'lffttJng and wiM be r• Trie loltowmg petl0n9 we Thi• bulm .. a 1~ con
-prowtoed br lew J •tr•• _... '-a• ·-oa1wc:1 a1 the office or W0tld do.ng t>u-• ouc:ted 1>y • gene<• ~11'' HobldlNllbeCONldtred PflJIE•J• • ..._Ml-ACmtOU89UIF•U Aealty , Plu.a 119 Weal SCD SERVICES 20422 ner1N9
unt.a If la INlde on a torm •i:=c ,_.. da 19..,.., r:!~TIJaWT MIC.Ar1hur 8IYd . Santa Ma. Belch Blvd Sutle 235 Hunt, DeVICI 8 Kunn Jr Pres;.
"'""8hed br the City °' ..,_ ,..,.,., ~ ~ .,. CA 92707 11 any time after ington Beach Caul 92648 oem I Huntington a..dl Ind 19 ........ ,_. .. ..-d doing ..-. tlnll t>llC.tion 01 lhl• n0s Stephen Chatle9 Oeniel, T"'9 11a1em.n1 w11 ltled ~in 8CCOf'deno. wtth the .......... • Ull........ CAPTAIN NASH S. 25741 ta :d before lt'IY .... 11 91191 OOtMtt Drive. Hunt, with tM Coonty Ct«~ or 01 ~=-the ~ =·.-: : I~ :-,-.: ~~~·Coll.:"":; ~ma of ule eaah Kl la•' l"I.: S::7n::• 1:~n, ~ County Of\ Apfll 15 1
£8dl bidder mut1 be '-a• ......_ • ,... ' f\11 money of Ille Uol\ed dUC1ec:I by an ~ndMOum ""* ~ 9tld .. ao Pf• ....... • ••t 0
• • =· 9Mta Celt! StatM on conrwmeUon of SlepnenC DMl9i H.mllton&Samuela "°°° ~•required br ._ .... ...._ • .,... ..... aale Ten percent of amount This stat_..t wu ll1ed MacAt1tlUf Bouleva•d Suite
Ttw City Councll °' -(... .. ~ ... TIU t>ualneu la c:ori-bid 10 aocornpwty lhe bid by with the County Cleo11 of Or, 5700 NewQor1 Be.er> Clltf
City of H\lntlngton 8eed\,... ..._). M1ed by en lndMduel oartlfted cMck and the .,_, ang41 County on Ar><ll 27. 92te0
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--tt1e Ag11t to r9jee111'1'/ C... .... 111111 Almos MegJI I be p..i """' tN8 Pvb119Nc1 Ofange Coat °' 11 bld9 The ,_ and addr9ll Of T1119 1teternent waa Ned :::'; aale b on,:;:"~ ~ OWiy Pttot May 12 19 26. ~ ,,.. Otdoar °' the City ttw CCM1 la: (EJ nombte y wlttl the County Ciertl ol Ors Enmlnatlon of ~ltle recotds Put>llsnecl Orang41 Coest June 2 1988 I Councl of fM City of Hunt, ~ec:clondalecorte.-): 8U:. = County on April 29, Ing of conve,enct,' trlMter Delly Piiot May 5 12, It, :le, HH191lt
lna1on 8Mdl. celltomle U1e PEAIOA COUA'T Of CAU.. ~ taxea. and any title In, l988
1f day of Mey, 11M FORHIA. COUNTY Of SAN Pubbtled Or COMt IUfanc» po11Cy ahlll be at the fh-..e821
M1M ......,..., CltJ 0teoo. 220 w &oedwey, o..y Pttot Mey 7 19 29 expen• o1 the purct1-fltll.IC NOTICE a.. .,. ._ atJ .,. ....... Sen Diego, CA n101. June 2 1988 • • ' tne uno.r.ogned r~ fltll.IC NOTICE I ..... .... Thi neme. ~ and ' the right to refuM 10 acoept ACTITlOUS 9USMEH 20oo Main Street (714) ~number of pleln-Th-ee2 blot FlCTTTIOUI .u ... u NA .. ITAttMENT ~11 tltt'1 attorney, Of p&alntltf P\llJC NOTlCl "b:ted May 21 1988 ..._ aTATOmJff The following persons are ~ Of1ng1 Cout without In 9ttomey. la: (EJ ()It,,. 111, ......, ~ The foflowlng petlOOI are dOlflQ bu.._ U
o..ty Piiot M8y :le. June 2. 9. nomt>rt. la dlrecdon y el nu-ACTTnOUa .,..... latf .. er of IM latai. of WI-doing ~as LEVINE & LEVINE 1601
1Ha mero d• lalttono dal ..... STAftmWT ...... T ...... , I • I L A N 0 8 A N I( w MacArthur BM2 •30 H
n.,729•bogedodetdemend9nt•.o TI!elolowlng .,. Oaaml Maruyama, Ats (b)MATURE MARKETS Santa Ana Call! 92704 ---------1det demandlft1e que nod ~ :--torney '°' Adm1nlstrat0f (c)INVESTLAND (d)GREAT Ric:riard Harna Levine I rueuc NOllC[ llanc;a 1bogado, II)' ~E JENNINGS COMs Put>lran.d Orange Coelt CIRCLE TRADING COMs H501 w MacAnhuf BIVd
---------1STEVEN M GREEN, 1200 PAHY 18M2 Mac;Arthur Dally Piiot M•y 25 2CI June PANY (t)INTERPROM 2<IOO •30 H Saf,ta AM <Alt!
LW -Third A*'UI, Sul• 1100. ..... s 25 INlne C.Uf t t9ae w Coat Higrtway Sult• 927().<I -• ........,ED Sen °'8Qo CA 92101 (519) ..... d te 41 · M,2CI Hewport 9eecf1 c.ltf Audrey Lynri L.,,1"41 1601 ..,..., ---235-8751 92715 WThOeS 82963 W Mec4'1"'-r Blvd •30 HI
9' -OM DATE (F«::h81 OCT 08 Kathleen L Jenn1rig1 P c.I I Santa Ana Calll 92704 (cn'ACIOM IUDK:tAL) 1M7 241702 Atf\tna. M inion fltll.IC NOTIC( ~tley noe I Oftlla This butlneH ta con· NOTICE TO OEFOIOANT Viejo c.itt 92891 h11 bueineu II con, 1 (A" I 1 o • Ac u a• do) T. ca.tlft, D:alMdY TN1 bu1lneH la con, L~QAL NO'TICI ducted by a GO'potallon d~ed by huat>afld olf\d wt el
COAST AL EQUITY INC Pub41ahed Ofang41 Coett ducted by an lndlvldu-' ON>tHANCI G0tdon Ling Preatder'lt oeriard H Levine
ANGEL D AOUILEAA. LI~ Delly Pltot May :le, June 2. 9. Kalnletn L Jennlng8 NO. 2M2 This st a lament .... fllecl Thll slalement was flled I
COLN ANTHONY 8EA· l&. l"8 Ttlia 11atemanl wa Ned AN ORDINANCE OF THE W1th the Counly Cltnl Of Of-1 With the Counly c i.;k of Or-
AIOOE AKA RAYMOND Th725 With lhe Courity Clerll of Of, C1T'I' OF HUNTINGTON ange County on Apnl 27 ~;:x: Cooniy on pnl 25·
GERARD. AHTHOHY SUITE. lflQI County on May 9, 1988 BEACH AMENDING THE l988 n1'IOZ2 ,~
WllUAM MCCRAY, MARY rtaJC NOTICE ~HUNTINGTON BEACH ORs P\JblsMd Or Coest ANH STEVENS, STEP, Publiantd Orange Cout DINANCE CODE BY REVIS, Publ;lhed Or1n99 Coasi ~ 1~ 1g 26
HAHtE OAOVEA AKA STEP-ACTinOUI .,.._.. Delly Ptlot May 19. 2C1 June ING SECTION 3 0 ANO SEC, 08:,~ Pilot May 5 12 l9 2CI ~:,.:: 2 ·~~•y
HAHIE 8EAAIOOE. OEAALD MAim STAT'DmWT 2 9, 1988 TION 41 0 WITHIN THE 19.... I
SUITE ANO OOES 1 Th8 tollowtng per90119 ••j Ths710 DOWNTOWN SPECIFIC Th-680
NIJC NOTICE Nl.IC NOTJC( P\llJC NOTICE N1UC NOTIC£ NllJC NOTIC£ ,,--NIU--C-NO-T-ICE--
CITY OF HUNTINGTON BEACH
2000 MAIN STREET CALIFORNIA 92648
OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK
NOTICE OF CANCELLATION OF PUBLIC HEARING O~ SB 1517
BOL~A BAY ~ARBOR & LON~ERVATJQN, OISTPI CT
At the adjourned regular meeting of the City Council held May 23.
1988, the City Council discussed at length SB 1517 and conc luded
that because of lack of receipt of the amendment s t o Sen ate Bill 151/
from Senator Bergeson's Of fice, the publ1 c hearing prev1ously scheduled
for Ju ne 2, 1988 would be cancelled .
Please call Rich Barnard, Assistant to the C1ty Administrator, for
further infonnation -536-5577.
CITY OF HUNTlNGlON ~EAC~
Alicia M, Wentworth
City Clerk
Dated : May 24, 1988
' \
I
1 A9vttaltz:atlon ol ~ntown commere1a1 dla1ric;1,
2 PfcMllon of community Mrvloe rel91ed fectlltlee,
3 Upgrade and ~ CS.Cllnlng neighbomoodl,
• P~ U. exl1tlng hou~ng 1todt,
5 Expand the housing ~uniti. •vatl•t>te to low~ moo.ret• income houMhOkl.I, e Expend ttie economic ~unttie. ava11atMe to low-and modef•t• income houMh06d• ancs
mtnontygr~
The9e fund• will be uMd to ,,_I lhe perlOl\al and opefatlng COiia 1n the oen-aJ admHlil1ratlon 01
tM COBO P'ogram
,._. HOOalNG COUNCIL '32.900
Theee fund•-'" be uMd 10 suppon the Mt'V\Oee p(OVlded by the Fair HOUSll'ig Council ot Orange
County TheM ..-vicea include 001 are oat ltmlted to atflrmatlvely fvf1hef' talr t\Ouelng P'KtlOeil end
provide MrVtCeS for r9COOCllla1ion ol tenant and '9ndl0fd dleput•
ThlS acilvlty 9Uppof11 Obtecllve numher 5 by ptOVldlng tlnane1e1 u111t•nc:e to tht• eg.ney 10 u1111
1n a"11matlvely fuf1hef'lng hovs•no QPportunltl.. tor low •nd moderate Income hou.ehotd1
Ther4'for•. thl1 p<Oj9Ct also meets the broad n•tlonal objeetlY• of ma_x1mum feasible Pfl0f'l1y of
benefit 10 sucn houaehotds
OP£AATlON LOGOI: $39.000
Tne.e funds wtll De u..a to pay salary and equtprnent coeta uoc1•tecl with tnts youth employm«ll
program operating 1n the 01~11•ew and Commodor• Clfcle neight>omoodl
Thi• ptogram alm1 et ehminatmo blJOhted conditions whlle pro1t1d1ng economic opportunltl• for
unemployed minority youths 11 effectlllely ltddr ..... objeet•V'98 3 end 6 TM program also addresaes
the t>oard national ob1ec:t1ve of maximum teeal~ prlomy of benefit 10 low and modetale ln<:ome
houMholds
TMM tunde wilt be uMd to 1mpro"9 the public rtgtlt ot way on t"-bloc:tt l>OUnded by Main, 5TH
W•lnut, and OIMt TM improvements .UI lnc:tl>CM undergroundlng ot utlfttie., ,.. textur-' alley
pavement, new walkw•~ end land8CaPlng. 911 oontlrm1ng to the downtown o.6gn guldeffnes
This P'OJec1 meet• obiec11ve number 1 by revttallZlng the downtown commercial dl•trlc:1 Thia
projeet meet• the broad n•tional ot>jeetlYe of ettmlnatlng alum and l>Ughted condttlona
OAKVIEW CtACIAATIOH !Wf'OVEMENTI: t110,0DO.
These funds Wiil be uMd to improve ttle clrcul•tlon and public 1mpr~ts II\ the Oek'llew
ne!Qht>ortlood
Thi• projeet meeta objeellve number 3 by upgrlldlng and pr-eMrVtng decllntng ~bomooda Thll
project also meets the bro•d n1t10nal Objeetl"9 of benefltt1ng low and moder•t• Income ~·
ol Whleh predominate this ne.grit>omood
HOUSIMO REHAalUT A TIOH: t::z50.000.
TheM funds will be uMd to ltnm IOw tnter•t r•t• ~ to 1mp<ove owner oecup•ed IH'gi.t•mll,
and in11es1or owned mulU,femlly unitl within the City Tl'l..e ioen. are •v•ll•t>le to low and moderate
income families and Within des'Qn•ted target areas
Thia projeet meets objeCtlve number• 3 5 and & by prOV\ding dlrec1 assltltance to IOW and
moderate income riouMti<>'ds Th11 PfO;ect •lso meets the bra.d n•t1one1 objective of beneflttlng low
and Moderate income hovsel'lolds f
PROJECT 9ELF-8UFflCIENCY: lll0.000.
TlleM funds wtll be used to U9ISt sing .. unemp6oyed parent• In "'8611ng the lransitlOfl trom wettwe
dependency to economic Mtt,Mltfioency A compr-~ ptogrwn PS-S eddr .... IUd\ t....,_ as
hOusing transponation. tot> lr.tnlng. c:ttlk3 care and counc:aq
Th11 program 9d<lr ..... objeetlve number 5 and 6 by otte11ng ~ &aSISt.nc. and economic
oPPortvniues for 1ow and rnoderete Income houMhotd• This ptojeet 9t90 ~the broad natlOnal
objeCtrve of t>eneflt11no IOw and modefate lnoome ~
These funds will be uMd 10 support IOQal ~ ~ p<cMdlng Wlstanoe to low ~
mode<ate income hou~1residing1n Hun11no1on 8eectl
PVBLJC SStV1CE· S110,200,
ORGANCZATIOH
1 AMPARO YOUTH SHEL TEA .
2 BOYS & GIRLS CLUB OF HUNTINGTO N VAL .. EY
3 CASA YOVTH SliEL TER
4 CENTER FOR CREATIVE ALTERNATIVES
5 COPESsCHILD OR PARENT AL EMER~ENCY SERVICES
6 DAYLE MCINTOSH CENTER FOR T11E D~ABLED
7 FEE08ACK , PROJECT TLC /
8 GIRLS AND BOYS CLUB OF HB,FV
9 HEADST~RT ,OC IHB
10 HUMAN OPTIONS
11 HUNTINGTON BEACH COMMUNITY CLINIC
12 HUNTINGTON VALLEY ADULT DAV CARE CENTER
13 INTERVAL HOUSE
i 14 LEGAL A ID SOCIETY
15 0 C CONSOLIDATED TRANSPORTAT•ON SERVICE AG.:NCV
1 16 SHEL TEA FOR THE HOMELESS
17 TASK, TEAM OF ADVOCATES FOR SPECIAL KIDS
t8 WEST COUNTY FAMILY YMCA
19 WEST ORANGE COUNTY HOT L 1NE
20 WOMEN'S TRANSITIONAL LIVING CENTER
RECO'S ~
AJND9IG
110.000
5.000
5,000
t0.000
2.000
7 000
12 ns
12.000 •.200
•.000
32.000
t5,000
15,000
2•.000
9.225
5.000
2,000
3 ,000
5.000
8.000
$1-...0
This act11tlly meets obtect•Ye numbe< 2 by providing financial WIStenoe to ~.a. ~ rne9t
the social ~vice needs of low and moder•1• income l'lou9eh<>ld1 Thie P'Oiect abO meet• the t>t-090
natlOflaJ ob1ec:t111e of t>eneflnlng IOw and mod«ate income hou98hOld•
COMTIMOt:NCY: '121.IOO
Theae tvnos 1111111 be u.ed to IYOPOf'l pr-.viousty iwprolfed pro,ecta wti\Ct'I expenenoe cost ov.,
run a
Pro,ect ldentlflcet~ tn relatt0n to national obj.ctlv-ee
LOW AND MOOE RA TE INCOME BENEFIT
Operation LOGOS
Oak view c1rculatl0n
Hoosino Renablht•tton
Pro1ect Self,Sufflci.ncy
Public $erV!()8
s 3&.000
$150.000
$250.000
' 50.000 1190,000 T_..• .-n.ooo
llUM ANO 8UGHT· 1'04M. °' ..... iwotact c.eta
Main ,._, 2NO 8l.0CI( a.,w ~ of lotal profect C09ta
AWlnA T10M (~ ,_., Holl•Mt Councl)
.....,. ,,,., of _., Pf'09'9I" ........
ITATl•NT °' ~CTll> UR OF FUNDS
1 ~tJdoft:
Penonal SerVICe9 and ~Ing Cost.
Fair HOUS!ng Council
Tot_,
~ 2. tWghbef'MOd En"-ctu....,I ~ .. .....:
Opw.tlOn LOOOS
Main-Pier 2nd 81ocll lmpr-0¥9fMnta
Oatcwrw Qrculatlon 1~ owmenta
T ....
J City-Wida ........ AC*
... T ....
"'°'ECT ACTlVtTY
,. .... Mk)n
$133. 101
32.900
s 31.000
211.819
150,000
'250.000
50.000
\
......
....
'
• ONf9aCoMt DAILY PILOT/ Thunlday, May 2t, 1981
l'ACIFtC VIEW
•MONAl ,.UK
<Am.tety • Mortuary Ct'I~ • Crem•torv
3500 PK1hc V~ Onvf'
NewPOt I Beact>
64• 2700
HAM°" LAWN-
lllT OLIVE
Morruary •~merer~
Crem•t<>•> 1625 Gisler A ....
Cosu1 Mesd
540 55'>4
'IE"Cf MOTHE"I IELl llllOADWAY
Mortuary • Chapel
110 Broadw•y
Cost• M ...
S.2-9150
•n.sCHEVROLET
~ Home of the
Serengeti Blazer G:tjbt.Jn1 Call our friendly salesmen tor derails
5 79-5100 1-800-228· 7240
17071 E Imperial Hwy -Yorba Linda. California
'11IJr 111< X--. ·, . &J'>. I
OS<>utl1 <:<>unty~ ~ -
Thank You For Making Ua #1 In
America. Come In and SH Why
P•rta Open M·Sa1 9 -5:30 Sat 9 -4 p.m
Service M-Frl 7·30 -6 p m
V711 .aAQH a VO NUlfTWllTOel ~
7141142-2000
ONLY 15 MINUTES FROM NEWPORT.
SAVE HUNDREDS!
405 Frwy, East 1 Bk>ck to
6633 Wettmlnster Ave, W•tmlnster
714/S.9-8333 1-800/26-CHEVY
me ~-. ~ ·~ r:•a ~1-1' ·~.,~-~· (Mtwttl..,...' ...... , (71•) 17U. .,..----------------------it--~----------------------------~--------------------------------1~--•
o SADDLEBACK
Sales
Leasing
Service
Parts
IRVINE AUTO CENTER
1-soo-s31-33n 114-380-1200
NABERS o SALES
BODY SHOP
LEASI NG II/ SERVICE
Open Sat I PARTSand
STERLING 540-9100
2600 Harbor Blvd ., Costa Mesa
0 NEW LOCATION•
SANTA AHA AUTO MALL
1500 Auto Mell Dr., Sent• An• 835-3171
Newport/SS Frwy at Eelinger
Saies Depl open 7 days Service Hovrs Mon -Frt 7am-10pm
0 Sterling0 ,.!!W
SALES • SERVICE -LEASllli -PARTS
-OVERSEAS DELIVERY SPECIALISTS •
1540 JAMIORH ROAD, IEWPORT IElCM
•UjtcUI It ...... , 1'111•4• 140-1444
btedd Struce .. 11ra: la.•.-lo, .•. lhlMley-frular
G)JIM SLEMONS IMPORTS
Mercedes-Benz
1301 Quall St.
Newporte.ech
AC URA
1001 Quall St.
Newport Buch
0 S .... • Lealfng Salea • L .. slng
PatU • 9-vlee Service • P•r1t
133-8300 75-ACURA 752-2172
''C•ll Your Pro,.••lonal•"
SALES SER VICE
LEASING PARTS
CALL ONE OF THESE
DEALlll FOR :rHE IUT IUYS
• '
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BUENA PARK
STANTON
PACIFIC
OCEAN
mm~mm~e.·t.1"u.
'ORANGE COUNTY'S QUIET LEAOER OF THE IMPORTS"
• (714) 540-0713
2860 HARBOR BL VO. • COSTA MESA
WE PAY CASH TODAY
0 WllUY
• CARS • VANS • RVe • ALL MN<E8
• TRUCKS • 8tKE8 • TfWLERS • ALL MOOEL8 = 893-8729
AUTO BUYERS
7
You too, can get your
Dealershtp noticed
Your ad wllf come out thr~~s per
week for SB0.00 -Coto; Freel
Call (714J 642-4321
and a Sales Rep wtn can you.
BOB LONGPRE PONTIAC
A ~--(! •1'4 ~ °""'111' .t.-ut v .,,,__,.. .. J.
Art'r8 "='# SEE MOTOR TRENDS CAR TifE YEAR ~,,,,.
SERVICE DEPT. OPltl'f MONDAY UNT1L 9 :00 P.M. (7t•J .. M6SI
INCh .... & Glrdln Grow Fwy.
WttCIM'""
NEW I USED
CARS & TRUCKS
Readr tor lm•tttdl•t•
Dellw•rr
Se rvi n 1 Dnllll" County ~ver 10,
Paru A Servttt LEASING SALES ~n S.1. AU. MAKES IODY SHOP
2600 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa
• 540-9100
0 HOUSE of IMPORTS, Inc.
Mercedes-Benz
6862 M.anclxster BoukYard
Buena Park
IQYJCE 218 or 714/llEllezDF.8
M·F 7a-6p M·F a.-ep
Where 1-6 and 1-9 lmeet. Sal. •-2p
CONNELL CHEVROLET G 2828 Harbor Blvd., Costa Meu
Over 23 Years Serving Orange County
Salee • Servloe ·~~-~
546-1200 Special Parts Line s.46-9400
CUii MIR I I FACTION ·
G) OUR #I PRIORITY
00ln2e s••.ao23 Loa'"St • s.ia Jeep • Scrvlu
Eagle • Lculng
252' Harbor Blvd.• Cotta Meaa
Cl) IE CAMPBELL
NISSAN/H.M~ !£'01
• low Prices • No G1mm1du • Great Selection
• Friendly Peopl• • f .ir;cellent S•rv1ce
lle3Sleodla.w-d ~._.
(714) M2-7711 (211) 5"1-1..i
Tu.st Dene.us rue. ~ to tJiU
~ autOl4.0tilre. ~. ~ &
.op bo~ 1kiA e.ocatiOk.
• •
fl!M."li
#1 BORDA DSAL&Jl DI OllAROS CO.
SaJea • 8ervlCe • Part.a Leoine All Makes
(714) 963-1959
19232 ..... .,.. • HuflO .... lllllacll. c.woma tal4I
LIM:OLN
mRCfMY •&EACH --SALES -LEASING
SIRVICE -PARTS
Ofeno-eo... OAILY PfLOT/Thur.sey, May 28, 1 N A7
JOYCE
Bo0Lov1c1
Earn while you learn at Village View Bank
Kitchen
artists
share
• recipes
As one who avoids the kttchen
hke the plague. r admire tho~
who actuall) cnJO) indulging tn
the art of cooking.
And for you culinar) spec 1al-
1sts. the Costa Mesa Art League
ha~ publtshed a personalized "Ar-
ttst1c Cooking" literary gem. The
book ma) Ix purchased at the
Costa Mesa An League Gallen 1n
South Coast Plaza Village
All profits from the book ~111 tx-
used for the league's numaou<,
communlly-sp-0nsored proJCl ts.
such as scholar~h1ps for local high
school and college an students
and the Ne~pon-Mesa School
District's ''4.rttsts 1n the
Classroom·· proJect
The spiral-bound rnlorful
cookbook features recipe~ from
local artists. The price of the
book. a mer~ $6. For add111onal
tnformatton. call 540-6430 • • • The Pegasus School in Foun-
tain Valley has a newly painted
playhouse for tts pre-school
through thtrd-jradc students.
thanks to the efforts of Bo) Scout
Troop 442 in Fountain Valle)
The work on the tw o-lc-.el
hou5e was planned and organized
as an Eagle Scout proJect b' C~alg
Wlckenberg, a Ltfe Scout and
candidate for Eagle <it.out. the
highest rank a Oo} (an arh1c' c in
Boy Scouts
Eagle Scout candidate) are re-
quired to plan organ ize and
demonstrate leadership for com-
plettn_J a proJert that pro' 1dt"s a
s1gntficant benefit to a cornrnun1-
t>-school or rclag1ou-, orga n1za-
uon.
Youngsters given practical lessons tn
making, spending and saving money
By JOYCE BODLOVICH °' ... .,.., .........
J~<'m)' Fneu'1 sav1n1 account
balam<' at V11lagr Vt<'W Bank is an th<'
red l o be c '\ICI. minus S9
But thl' I 2·)<'ar-old boy ha~ a
rcasonahlc.-nplana11on
"I )p:nl SI SO 10 go to f'hud .. f
< hcc~." he ~1d
f uro < UC'\ a 13 <.ould llt> l llO·
\1dncd "calth) -that 1s, ne\I 10
frrcrn~ 111\ halann: I\ S393
"I had nlllH' monc) but I paid 1ur
m} }uUntetr brother to &Oto Chuc:k E
< hec~ .. said the ~lf-a-.u"ed ~Hr
'lk didn't ha\<' the mone) bt'cau~
he spends too much."
Jcrcm~ and Foro ar<' pupils di
\ 11lagl· \'1\'" \(.hool an tluntanst<m
Rt a\ h I hl'\ lH' pan o( a .chool" Ilk
C'(·onom1l' pruJl'll "h11:h tead1C'., 1t1c
<.h1ld rt"J1 h11" tu l'arn. saH and "P<"llll
"100l'\
An:ord1ng 10 P11nc:1pal Don l>e"ir
the prUJCl I hcgan two years aao in
conJUl ta on~ 1th tht" school's adoptwn
h~ Hun11n111111 ~a11onal Ban ~
"Wt• ha\qJ thl' idea on a ban._an~
and rl\~ard \\\h'm" he \11d 'Ill"<'
th<' It a<·hcf\ SI~ I pla\ mone) J pt"r kid
cad1 "n· k T ht· kids earn the monc)
in thl' dit\,rnom b} -U ) -doing
"ell un a \l)Cll1ng 1e-.1 or ha"tn&good
tx:ha\ 1ur The ntra dollars ma\ I'><'
u<ot"d J\ an 10ll"nl1\r to gel an·\· ~in a
lC'il
..\nd mon<'\ ma) be deduc:ted if the
pupil gt"IS h1\ name.-on tht' blackboard
for tnillppropnate bd1ht0t
"\\c: milkt' \Uft' e"ef) ktd gtH
wmeth1n1 t'illh "eC'k. ·· Ot"or u1d
·· \1a} I'><' II\ uni> S \ or S4 on a bad
"et"k -but thrre arC' a lot ofulnman "'"CJ 1•> 1hr11u1h h<td w<'el'' .. t he \Uuna ~oplc kt•tp tht'tr col-
vrful pl.1) nwne) 1n a \mall brov.-n
rnH:l1,pc """" ii pliit(e for th<'1r namt'
<tnd il\Cuunt numbc:r uch lllrt't'k an
a'~l&fll"ll .. 1\lh·sradt· 'bank tc:llcr:·
and hi\ 41\'>l\lillll ~h«:c:l ..i tabl<' v.11h oi
l""1PUll'I .rnd printt•r 1ntu th<' d1(-
krt·11t l la,-.r1mm-.
·1 ad1 I.id lt1un1' up ht\ monc\ to
~ t' ho" m Ul h hl' ~ 111 dq>o\11 " Dt vor
<.aid \ dt'po\11 '>llP I\ tilled out with
the k1J\ namt". illtount numbt'r,
Jmuunt date Jn<l .1 plill.C' to de-
h:1 m111t· thl' Ira 11\111 .. n -"1 thdnt""I
•II dl'fl' 1\ll
T ht' ll'lll·r th.i11 l·n1t·1\ the .in<Junl
numho:r and .1muu111 111 cJrpo\rt or
"'lthdlJ"'JI Jlllf tht• lHOIJIUll·r print\
oul thl' pupil\ n.11T1l' auuunt
numtl(:r and bJlan\l'
· I h\' k1J, l<HI \J\l' ur \pcnd :ach
-'Cd." f)\,•\of ...aid 'lhl' ranJe rn
bJlanl.n llluld he lr1J1n Sir 111 S'\14./ M
hl' 'aid .. I hl' h11' C' r111 tum1ng up 1\ a
\I ~II trip Ill ( hut~ r ( ht'('~ But
m11c,I olll'n "'e ha\\' ~~1 1 P•lntt\ three
or lour lllllt"\ J \ i:a1
• T hl· uther t•pportun1t~ lor \pend-
1n~" lhr \lho"I'' ··,l<•rl' "h1(h I\ a
large ~la'' dl\plJ} \ii\· ln\1dc thc-
l•l\l' th1:11 Jr~· J \ ari('t\ 111 item\ hke
~·nul' rx·m l11ldl" -and a
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Fo•o Cue••. Stacy Hock Inc .• Jeremy rrteze (from left) cbeck their balance..
ram('ra I hr 11 · J11 •.rnr,." m ~I
111 ~ ~ 'U
·In '\.fa rd --~ II.id •it<'' iJ•uJ llt'l 1
h<.'torr \1 •lht•r ' I >.i. "C' \ul I 'llt
llJ\C"\ I>\ \dtd · f 11:1: -4i1' J h•I!
tut
f uru \aid he' r a\ t.arnC"-2 1 to
\f)el1d 1111 J)('I UOu \I •
'I uu hd\l' :o ~\l' ;;ip -H•U l.lor I
t'CI t"\l"f~lt 11& rlihl at"a\ (ti i.('' It
• in I •ad h(' \.iltd
IPleue Ne ECONOIOC8/ A 7 )
Coast hosts sought for Swedish students
Exchange students will need homes for
month in Mesa. Newport. Huntington
By JOYCE 800L0\.1CH Of _o..,..,....,.,.
I ' lll..101! for a rnltural e'pcnent<'' r ht \um mer \\.\ed1~h ~ludenl
[ \l h.111gc Program 1 s 1 n m·ed of ho~t
hurne' for 2~ \\.\rd1\h \Ouna pcoplt'
Jill'' I l I K and onC' adult ft"malC'
ad\,,,., from Jum· 2~ thrnuJh Ju h 1U
.\\wrd1n& 10 ( harlt"\ Dousla\, the
program·\ local d1~ctor and ~1al
\tudtl•\ dl·partmcnt h<'ad at \.e~port
Harbor 11 1 h \lhool the m1nmn ot
cdulat1011 in '-)tOl~holm ha\ aµ1n
S<"IC'cted th<' ll unt1n11on Beach C u'1a
Mi:\41 dlld \.c"P'•rt Beath Jrc-.1 I• • t,.
lultur.sl ndl<tn(t<'
V. r arr lo<>k '"I 101 trll,.1 • .11·J
i14;11pk "'"" und1·1,t<1r1tl tht 111\ ,111d
rc ~•ard ol h•nrr11" \tudeol ''"'"th
tht"lll "'Miid l>ousJll" ""ho ltll" -:ti l'lt"
prv&ram fur 10 ~car' ••\\ C' arr 1
!ool..1n& for ·pcrfC'~t" hul -'<' .11r
1ntcr<'\led in \tnlt'fC' 111d1 .1lluottl\
l"ttuplt'' and l.amilac\ ,,t111 l11•C' •r
nd1an1l· idea' an<1 kn"" It 1111 •
l.>ou1la' ..aid .all the \llnlrtl'\\ 'r<'a~
~·'~ dlrnt to pt"rlect f naJ"h 1 h<' hc•'t
• . .ir JHept one •JI t'-"O \tudenl\ ilnd
hiill·pr111ram\ 11"0 '4ttk\l .UC' ll\ ail
oiblc J he ul\l l11r tht" ho\! 1\ m1n1rn.i l
hr:w1d
• f he hu)l PHI\ 1d~i notbtnJ but
trn'-t"r1n •nd ma\b( a little pwllnr
lr>1 1ran\P1.>ru11on " he Yid ··The
k1d\ ha'e their 11'4n r~pen't< mont''
anJ P•~ lhe1r u"'n ..,,.~ ·•
\\wrd1n1 to Duua,la\, the h11h
\Lho1Jh 1n,of\C'd are :-.;r .. port
lbrhor Corona dcl \far and Ed1wn
't· .. pon HJrh<H H11h "'II~ thc \II<'
uf tht• E dulat1un l c.-ntcr ~hrrr thC"
\tuJi:r1!' "111 \IUd\ 4.mt"r1tan
·•lrlll:.ilUll' •fill "ultun l'c1ur morn1n&'
L".slT· ~\d fhl' altt'rnoon' "'II ht
U-.'l1t11.ilf'U I r SltJUP .:id1.,,1lr:"' t'<"ad.,
tl'ne' a11d 1nd1' 1Jual 11mr
\\cdnc-.JaH "t tra-.el lo ''"
:11·.l,1n11 T11uana -lhC\ IU\(' r J "\
&11 lo thr pla\C'\ like: tht' <•Cit\
\1u\l·um II l!t nut iill amuk'mt"nt
(Pleaee eee SYEDU/ASJ
Craig. an honor student at La
Quinta High School rn (1arden
Grove, led the ~orkers 1n sand-
ing. sc raping and parnttng tht"
pla) hou~ !'lcedless to sa). the
school's d1reltor. Laura Katt
Hathaway, was grateful ( ra1g
chose the pla yhouse as h1\ prn1c1. t.
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Bowler rolls a 501
and pals celebrate
• • • L . David Whitmire, a
sophorno1e from Huntington
Beach. will scrvt" as Orange ( oast
College's student bod)' president
for the 1988-89 school -.car
David. 20, was ~lectcd from a
field of four candidates by the
As~ociated Students' Board of
Trustees.
The Edison High School alum-
nus fol:ows 1n tht" footsteps of
another Edison high graduate.
Kress Streborn, who served as
president tn 198 7-88. • • • Congratulations to Kathy
THE PAS SI
OF YojR
S y JOYCE BOOLOVICH
OflNO-. ...........
l11rtht IJ \t II •<'3r\ )L11I· l rt• n
h"'' \pC'nl tJ~h \\l·dnc.,da~ altt·rr ;011
.at KonJ lane\ 1n ( 11\tA \1r..:i
bu"llll& >'llh h<'I \.('>'plH I \fr\:l l
fr~u c;, houl Dl\lflll k.isuc
Bu: unhcknu"n\t to tht' I O\la
\lc'J H11h ~ho<JI ~afrt('r a mana~rr
1•r .1 rnent aftrrnoon h,.r \1 tl ~ n11
pal\ h<iJ utht·r 1llta)
"I >'.alked U\er 10 p1d1. up m\
hc1..,hni y,h«t hkl· I normal!'
Jo" 0&nd wm<'onc \Jld "h;i1 1\ 11fl
th.11 'tufT O\ er the-re · •· ~•d 1.ur:on
Th<' '\luff' "u ill rake d('('urltC'd 1n
t'llac.:k :111J :l lmnb\toncd-va\ e 'hi\ h
rC":id "We Mourn thC' Pu\tnJOI '.uur
\ uuth "ThtaruuJHpart'd nnnr<''I'<'
1n apprupnatel) la-.ah1nl! the" jt!a\C
",, .. dc;ad nowcr$
I he m<'y,sagr to I on{)n !run~ the"
t•>C'd bc.t\.\llns lt"llU<' ,,..3, . H;,1 rn
<0th R1rthJa, "
•11\ OllJ\I UllU,u.11 b1nhd:J\ l t'I•
C"t.rat rtHl\
lil•V.C'\ l"l 1..4.>rtun ~J1J her most
<"H'llllltl tirrthlla~ 1ook plall' '" '<'ar'
aao
'\h 111\1 ~rilnd\ hild .,,. .. , horn on
nn birthJ•n · '41d tht' mother uffou1
i flJ"' n ~ h1ldrC'n and Jrandmuther to
(' ht
I nnun \<11d the enthu'>tUtll t:-owl
rn11 ir11up didn't ac1uall) brtak into a
ruuhd of lhl: tr•d1t1onal ''Happ)
H1nhda'" '""' The' \Clled tfaPP' 81nhda~1·"
-.;tld Lonon "1k ol < osta \.1e$1
F'oli~e Lt <.1wr11r Lurt(1n ··Th<'\ also
had \3k.<' pun. h .in•j prt'\t'nt~
Lonun ;i lon&llmc resident of
< u!>ll \k\.1 Y id her 5Uth b1nhd.I)
m;uli. llnolhl'r \pcual time in her hft
"I ha\r hn·n <41lh the ~hool
dl'olt1d ft11 _:1 \(".ti\ ;,ind ltl th(' <."Od Of
J unt" I "111 t'IC' rt•1irrn1 • 'hr 1111 Lyncb, 18. and Noelle Casb, 14. of
the Fountain Valle)' Clo\Crdales
4-H club who took home aold
(Pleue eee JOYCE/ AS)
0.-, ..... ,....,
Judy Lorton with "memorial" commemora ttna he r half-cen tury blrtbday 'It v.111 a total \Ufl>r1..., 'hC'
IJt. hed "h rank• n sht up th rr .. 11h
.\nd -.hat "'II l unun J o "1111 her
hard earn('\! lr l't' trme
"lh.a\C'011 1k11 ·,ht taught•d
Deadline Monday for Huntington 's Pride Walk for Health
The deadhne to pan1c1pa1e 1n the second annual
Huntinaton Buch Pride Walk for Health ha~ bttn set for
Monday.
Community members ofall aacs arc 1nv11cd to JOtn 10
the walk and the third annual doncours d'EIC'pn<:t'
vintatt car show. which will be held June 12 at
Huntinaton Central Park. Proceeds from rqistrauon f~s
for the walk will be used to benefit the construction of thc
Hunt1n1ton Beach Central Library's new ch1IJrcn'$ wina.
Early reaistration is S l l, with the pnce aoina to SIS on the day of the event. Children under 12 can walk ftte.
CaJJ the Huntinaton Beach Chamber of Commcrcc at
S36-8888 for more tnformahon
Irvlne .eetirJ6 volunteer•
Tbe Irvine Fioc Arlt C.tntcf is scckina voluntttri to
KJ"e u Information as istanu a1 the c1ty'1 nt"W
Lnrormation Center.
Volunteers wilJ p-ect the public. dittct vmtori.
amwcr qontions and leltpbonc calla. The benefits wall
inchidc free uee of the llud•Ot and reduced admi ions to
event ..
Trainu'I on cen~ ectiv1tits and Procedures W1U be
tcheduled. Voluntem are espedalty needed ~Jtdays
and Saturda) Call Amr Atpdl or Jan JohnS01'1 at
552-1011 f'or9ddilional infonnetion.
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Blood drlve la Huntl ngton
The OranJt' County chaptt'r of th<' i\merrcan Red
Cross will conduct a blood dnvt' Saturda' from 8 30 a m
to I 30 p.m 1n Hope Hall ofGract I utherun ( hurch (lq ' I
Edmaer A'c . Hununaton Beach
Donon ml) call 964-1252 for an ii1ppo1ntm<'nt "
blood <'tntcr also" located 1n HuntinJton Bt'arh 11 16 ti~
Gothard t . Unit A. Monda)' throulfl ~aturda~
Fmbee golf toum•ment •et
The Alpha C'ht Omq.a soront) 11 L'CI \\olll hold 1t'
fourth 11nnual Fnsbec aolf toumamcnt turday In
Aldrich Park near the Unt\otn1ty campu'
The tourney 1s open to both professionals. 11 • SJO
ftt. and amateurs. for SI~. Call Debbie Ltt 11 6 ?S-4312
for fu.nhtr information.
Youn• Jew• to hold bllrbecue
Thc: Vouna duh Jew1th Oraan1u11on. a 10C11I
lf'OUP for Jews bctwt'Cn the of ll and 26. •111 hold a
hot dot blrbttue Sunday 11 p.m . in Witham T. Ma.on
llqioaal Park tn Irvine.
Tbt t\tttt is scheduled for J/ m. The part I locattd
at tht corntr of C\ilver Drive an Jt'1T~y .Road
Po9t Oltlce ceDteaalal aet
mectl or the
Hl\lor1u1J ~lt'I\ \\111 ht• lil'l\I "und." at Ip m Jt the £:1
l oro Poti Oil in· .'-I '' :' ICI\ 1111 m\l ~ a\
The l'H'nl \\111 tx· J11 annl\Cr\,;tn l"C'li:hr.,t111n of Lh<'
IOOth 1nn1,\'rao ol lhr t•oe111n1 of the po\I otli~t' \II
h" 1nse'-P'-'"ma,tcr'> "'"!"It in1roJu1.ed. •nJ tht' publil I\
iO\ 1tcd Call Sanl \ T h.lh h<"r • 1 ~llt.·~'1;8 for detail•
Firefighters seek volunteeT9
rh<' Oranar ( OUf•I\ I If(' llt'p.'irtmtnt I\ tttkins
"olun1rcn to 1u111 tt'IC' dq1.artm<'11l°' hand crt~ fon:t. 1
aroup ofr1t1un \ olurt l('t'r\ "hn :t"1it l lrttr tirdiahttn at
y,tructurt firt-s "ilJlanil tirr' flood\ anJ other c~ra·
C'OC:lt1
Potential Hilunt('('r\ mu\t hve no morT than 20
minutes from the ( e"" \0 ~ti lion 49~ Cit) on~. Onngr
Cont.a c Chief M1kC' \.k'C ann 111 14,-0S'-4 for 1dd1t1on1I
information
CIJarclJ pl•n• cl••• on c<tpl1J6
'&)ond Cop1ni" an 1nttract1,e e"nt•na for pa~nts
and~ •ho •or\ •1th ctuldl'l:n. *ltl bt held foetd.A)
from 7 to 9 .f m . at lht Communil) Untttd Mcthodt t
Cllurch. 666 ... Ht1I ""'" Hununaton Bcacb. Pqay 81t'lt'n and IK!) tcDen1tl •1tJ roodutt tfw
pirosram. •titCh 1• pn<'t'd 11 S I'"" l'I and U for 1
couplt.
C•r dealers out for blood
( onn<'ll' l1l \ r11k1 wi ll sponsor a lOmmun11' blood
drl\e TuC"\da\ t111m I~ ·H to~ :\<l pm an 1he park ins lot of
the dt'alef'\h1p ~11.:l\ Harbor Rh d . ( os1a Me)I
Donor' mu\I he :it IC'l\I I .. '<''1f'l old, 110 Jl<•unJi. and
10 Jl'tlJ heahh I all \Jr, I llj tor :an appoantmc-nt
Boy Scour. recrultlng
1 ht' Oransr ( \!Un\\ ( ounctl of the lkH \<.ou1' or
A\mt>m."I hu launch\""d at \ annual rt'Jistratton camra1~.
)I from 7 lo~ I and tirl\ from 14 10 ~I art eh11
toJotnoncoftht ,.ru.u' 1eou11n1proaram' Ca ll tht focal
Scout Stnt~-e Center 11 \4~.411Q(I for 1dd1t1onal rnfor·
m1t1on.
K•nte cl•aea at YMCA
K.antr In n1 arc bc1na ofkrcd at thc West ( ount)
Fam ii) \'MC~ 1n Hunt1naton h undn the dutttion
of Oaf) Pitts. a wn1or black bth •ho ha wun numcrou
fMdal 1n 1ntemational m~1tion
1t.Mtcni.. snttl Wtd ) e ni ft-om 4.4S IO
5:.30 pm at the y·, HIJ'l)e1 ptQp'lm I lf 1n Founwn
Vallt)'. The ~ d S20 pct moa wi'h dttt'OUnts YMC'.A membcB CaU tht Y t« at 147·%21 G.._,.. ..........
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I~ Don O..Or obeen• u Jeremy Nlkkl Topo• and _,.,...,.,. 8ayder ID VU-
Mii._ mak• a parclaue from madenta Jace Vlew School economlce project.
ECONOMICS LESSON FOR YOUNGSTERS •••
hoaaA7
And his sixth..,.ade pal. Jeremy, said to be able to cam utra money 1n
the classroom is an incentive to do well.
"·his also an incentive to get out of
the hole," he joked about his minus
account.
Accordina to Devor, the economic
project is sponsored by the school's PTA that conducts fund-raisina ac-ti vities throu,hout the year. He said
the sroup budacted $9,000 for the
school year.
Fint-arade teacher Gale
Melsheimer said some of her pupils
have learned at a youna aae when the
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SWEDES •••
homA7
city," he la~ed. "We plan all the
social activities so the host does not
need to worry abut chanaina lifestyles
at all."
OouaJas said his family has h0$ted
many exchanac students. He said the
' expenence has been exceptional.
"You really pin the knowledac 1 and experience of havinJ a Europea~
in your home and --: beheve !"e -1t
is true you make a fnend for hfe. You
can't believe how many kids still
write to us 10 ycan later.
"And if you ever ao to Sweden you
have . built-in tour au1de ... he added.
For additional information about
hostina an exchanae student. call
96J..331 s.
money is aone -the party could be over.
"They have had rude awakeninp
when some have learned they can't ao
on an economic outina because they
blew their money at the store," she
said. "Some of the kids will spend
everything and some will save.
"I have one boy who has $700 in his
account. He will probably wait to the
last week of school and buy every-
thina in the store:· she lauahed.
According to Devor. the PT A fills
the store with extra items the last few
weeks of school so the pupils can
spend every last dime of their
eaminas. The account balances arc
not carried over for the next school
year.
Jeremy Miller, 7, said some of his
money went towards the school picnics. He said he made purchases at
the store. but couldn't exactly re-
member what.
"I made money in my class by
beina &ood and followina directions
and acnina my spellina test right. .. he
said. And Nikki Topper, 11 , said she has
learned some valuable economic
lessons. "You should save up money or
you'll go flat broke," she said.
Helene Sftuon and Lan JolaanlOD are amoaitlae Swedlah
atadenta comlnC to the Oraqe Cout ID Jane.
JOYCE ••• ..... .,
awanll for their win• oroJecat
at the recent YoUdl l!apo 'll'Mlcl
at the Oranae CoUnty Fair-
pounds. • • • And .... C.W. CNWM•tr, a
sophomore at GnK:eland Col'-in Jowa, was named to die
President'• List whh a lflde point
averse or 4.0. Collin is the son ol
Mr. and Mrs. Crail CNWM•tr or
Huntinaton Beach. • • • Cal State Fresno students J ...
M Fera and Seott Lup• or
Costa Mesa have been named to
the coUeae 'a dean's list because or
their academic excellence. • • • And .... more conaratulations ao
to UC Santa Barbara students
named to the colleae's dean's
honor's list: Costa Mesa: La .....
B•ater D•aa, Jeaalfer
McDouN, VlW Lyu 8'ef, Mat·
dlew Wel'HI'; Fountain Valley:
Jodie Barlu, Sudra Upt,
Lauel Mau, Diua Meyer, Geoff
Price, Dutel Wkltley, and Hunt-
inaton Beach: ltrlttea Neltoa,
Ckrltttae Aadaoay, Jou C.Hlll,
Mark Cotsrove, Robert Gar-
retaoa, 8'elley Barrttoa, Dlua
Hemsley, Brett Hoover, Job
Ju••U. ltrt11ea ltoepp, Bart
LoscMD, Krt1tlD Sloat, Mary
Sulllvu. • • • The 43rd annual Costa-Mesa
Newport Harbor Lions Oub Fish
Fry, to be held in Lions Park, June
3-5, will capture the "Spirit or the
Olympics" at its June 4 parade.
The parade, part of the Fish Fry
and carnival activities, will beJin
at 10:30 a.m. at Harbor Shopping
Center at Wilson Street and
Harbor Boulevard and travel
south on Harbor to 19th Street
then head west on 19th to
Anaheim A venue.
Parade coordinator Jim Fer-
ryman, said arproximately 5,000
marchers wil participate in the
parade. In kccpina with the Olym-
pic theme, the city of Costa Mesa
will have a red, white and blue
decorated float.
The parade's arand marshal is
Tex Baeke, a one-time tenor
saxophonist with the Glenn Mill-
er Orchestra. For more than 30
years, Tex has been leading his
own orchestra, which blends con-
temporary and bia band sounds.
OCC classes will help all
ages to bec_ome seaworthy
By liTY BOUCHER
Of .. ..., ........ ..... ;;::;:::::;=====================;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;::;;;::=;-, Anyone with the~ to sail away
"Courses arc desianed for begin-
ners to the experienced sailors," said Brad Avery, of the S.&ih111 Academy .
A very said in addition to teach in& the baStcs ofleamina to sail, courses
such as "Small Boat Survival After
Smkina at Sea," will be offered.
with limited diesel engine knowledae and experience," A very said ... The
course will explain the theory of
diesel power. now a diCICl works,
maintenance requirements, and
basically how to trouble·shoot com-mon problems.·· Daily Pilot Advertising
Delivers Employees & Clients
to Grannies for Nannies
Granny Rita Aklt1ct\ waa the first N11nny to lign-up with OrMntea for
Nannies at-he>me chffd<are .W:. In El Toro.
' ' 0 ur advertising in the Daily Pilot brinp ua both
Grannies who want to be Nanni• and famlli•
who need Nanniea" 11.p Gaylene Prinaleoae Of
the f ounderl of Granniea for Nanni..; 1nc. in El
Toro ... Consequently, we consider the <lat ot our Daily Pilot
advertising a two-f or·one apecial, eapecially when we pt 40
to 50 calla a day from our ada."
We deliver iriore .tban ~pen, we deliver cuatomera,too.
this summer won't have to So far to
learn how.
Ora• Coast C.ollqe's Sailina
Academy is there to train anyone, of
any age, in a variety ofboatina classes
-seven days a week -S2 weeks a year.
Courses in marine diesel enfine
maintenance and small boat sumval
will be offered cveninp this summer,
as well as more than SO different
sailina courses that bcsin June I. The
classes will be held at OCCs Sailina
and Rowina Bue, located on Pacific
Coast Hiahwa..)' in Newpon Beach.
The facility is situated between the
Balboa Bay Club and the Sea Scout
Base.
Pack rats
willvieat
county fair
Most ••peck rats" arc not ribbon
winners for storina tons of. well, ev~rythiQ& in every nook and cranny
of their homes.
But at the upcomina Oranae Coun-
ty Fair, a ribbon is,·ust what may be
won by coUectors o .. this and that. .. So dust off your .. , Uke Ike ..
button. Wortd's Fair salt and pepper
shaken. postcai'ds and motel match
book covers ind ha.al them over to
the fairpouiidl for one of the com-
petitions hdd durint the ann•I July
ewn~the F"tu and RObbin contnts.
Accotdi 10 Fish and Hobbies
supervisor 1J..y1u1 Morrow1~ rats
throupout SOuthem Cali~ia will
pretJCnt their wua indudins tielll.
~ cu.,._ dolk. ••.Plata.
spooDS. thambkt, buaonl. petdtel.
uaieornt. beer bo1aJe1. model lnin1 and~y~
.. Uil ~ a lctty looP ·clilplai
.. Ollt OI' our .. PGPU(ar; MOrrow illicl ... MMlillllr ftaftny eaary ... ..........., ........ nme ... •=... 11c11-. _... -ia M inn l&ji[iLllwa• ...........
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"Sailors will team life raft oper-
ation -how to survive if the boat
sinks1" said Avery. "Thinas like
leamma to make a solar still that can
chanic sail water into fresh water, harvest food from the sea. and thinp
you can do to P.rocct yourtelffrom the
elements until you are reteued."
A very said even cmeraency navi-
ption devices wilt be tauaht -such
as knowina the locations of certain
stan and the position of the sun.
A nine.week marine diesel en&ine maintenance course bqins June 7.
"This course isdesi&nedforboatcrs
A very said the survival course will
have a registration fee ofSJS, and the
maintenance course will cost SSS.
A very says what makes these
classes so nice is they arc seared for
anyone -whether they've ever
stepped aboard a boat, or just want to brush up on their skills.
More than 1,200 students are
expected to sian up for the various
boatina classes, and as Avery put it.
"There is nothina more relax1na than
aoina from a stressful daJ. of wort. to
a sailboat class in beautiful Newpon
Beach."
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LEsuE
WIEST
. Hotline trainees get look at violent crime
Honors
forOC
stadeats
Well, it's almost June and my
file is bulging with notices of
awards and honors for students
from the south Oran1e County
area, so ru just launch right into
it.
First. from Cal State Fullenon,
a notice of juniors and seniors
who have made the dean's list for
havin& a grade point average of 3.5 or better with a minimum of
12 units during the fall semester.
On the list are Krt1dDe Hofmau,
a pre-business student from
Laguna Hills; Jeffrey David
Stea,1er, a management infor-
mation systems student from El
Toro; and RaadJ Jane Reed, a
library studies student from San
Clemente. • • •
87 LESLIE EARNaT ...............
By the time lludents snduatc from
the trainina pr~m at the Laauna
Beach Community Oink. rape -
and other violent crimes-are real to
them. Dunne the ~ houn of classes.
trainees see videos on rape and incest.
the)' listen to experts on domestic
violence and suicide intervention and
they visit the police station where
they trace the steps of a typical victim.
.. 1 don't want to be overly dra-
matic. but 1t basically chanaed my
life," said Cynthia Aupson, a 21-
ycar·old social ecol<>&Y student at
UCJ and one of 11 trainees who
araduated this week. "It was an
tncrcdible process to ao throu&h. h
made me re-evaluate a lot oT my
professional and academic ioals be-
cause I realized how important this
worlt is I've actually aonen passion-
ate about 1t"
The trainees include people from
all walks ofhfe. from counsclon and
students to members of the military
and law enforcement officen. After
this week's araduation, there will be
43 people to answer phones forthc 24-
hour hotline prosram. now in its I 0th
year.
"I thank it's become stronger over
the years and known in south Orange
County for wha1 we do." said Sandra
Allen, crisis and sexual assaull coor-
dinator for 1hc clinic. "We kind of
have a pack.lac deal you m1aht 11y •
Most hotline services throu&hout the
county cannot offer everytli1~ rial!t
on the premises."
But Aupson said the Pf'Oll'lm also
offers a service to th<»c who prepare
themselves to answer the SO to 60
calls made to the service each wttk.
In leamin1 to help others deal with
problems such as child abuse. sexual
assaults. domestic violence and
suicide. Aupson said the volunletn
end up help1n1 themsel"es as well .
"As our cs1cemed director asalways
saying, ·one of the~ issues is bound
to push your bunon.' .. Augason said.
"You deal wath )'Our own stufTso you
can deal w11h the pat1en1 It's a real
arcat •• vwth opportunlt}' 1f }'Ou can
make 11 throuah. Once }'Ou grl to 1he
other side of ll. )'ou·rc a chanaed
person.··
Aupson. who wu previously a
campus police officer who escorted
women to their cars. said since
bcjlnning her 1rain1ng she has had a
security system installed at her home
and no longer walks to her own car in
1hc dark.
"I actually came into the program
w1th the attitude that It can never
happen to me," Augason ~1d. "But
now I rcall} realize this can happen to
anyone."
Approximately two-thirds of those
wh11 start theo program graduate.
(P1eue eee BOTLll'fE/A8) Sandra Allen etanda ln fl'ODt of the LaCana Beach Community Cllnlc.
And making the dean's honor's
list at UC Santa Barbara were
several former students from
local schools. Laguna Beach High
School &raduatcs Mlcbel David
Carlton, MJa Marte DI Sandro and
Laguna may regulate cable TV rates
· Steve Haas Foal1er made the list
as did as did former Mission
Viejo High graduate Lisa ADD
Owem and Scott Jou Vaa-
derllDdea, who hails from Dos
Pueblos High in Laguna Niguel. • • • And making the dean's list on
the East Coast is Dawa Blalock, a
student at Middlebury College in
Middlebury, Vt Blalock is the
daughter of Ellubetb Ulm
Blalock of Luuna Beach. ....
Also studying on the East Coast
is Robert Wyu, who is attending
Avon Old Farms School, a college
prep school for boys 10 Avon.
Conn. Wynn, from Laguna
Beach, is the son of Mr. a.ad Mrs.
Jolua Fraaklla Casebier has made
the honor roll for the second
trimester. • • • Also recently honored was
Betty Fraacl1co of Mission Viejo
who won an American Jurispru-
dence Award for outstandina
academic performance in the
Tons I course at Western State
University College of Law in
Fullenon. • • • And a couple of south county
By JOYCE S.UK.AL .,.., ..... c:. ........ .
Lquna Beach may soon be allowed
to reinstitute control of cable tele-
vision rates charaed by Dimension
Cable, 1he ci1y's cable television
franchisee.
A new Federal Communications
Dieting
involves
careful
planning
By LESUE EARNEST
Of .. .,.., ........
Jeanette Cassin WIS worlung as a
nurse in a trauma center when she
decided it miaht be fun to be a fli&ht
attendant instead. And she was still
tending to the needs of airline
passcnacl'1 seven years later when she
decided it WIS time tO ICl back into
health care.
Now. with the openina of her new
business. the Niauel Medical Weiaht
Clinic. her career seems to have come
full-circle.
Comm1ss1on regula11on has recently
modified its defin1t1on of "efTecuve
competition, .. the 1echn1cal standard
which. when missing. tnucrs local
rate regulation.
Under the new FCC ruling. 100
percent of1he cable communitymust
he\e access to at least three broadcast
signals an order to face "efTcctavt'
compcuuon. ··
··1fanybod} an the cit)' cannot &Cl at
least three over-1he-a1r channels. t~
Cit} '-'-Ill be authonzed to have rate
control. .. said Dick R~. the CJt>
finance d1rcc1or
<.1ty officials expressed optimism
thal the Cit) wall qualify for rate
control because they sa1d 111s unlikely
that 100 percent of Laguna Beach can
ha"e access to three channels wtlh
roof-1op an1ennas onl} Laguna
Bach's hall> 1opograph> makes 1t
difficult to get clear s1anals without
1he help of cable
··our chancn arc quite good be-
c.tusc oflhe peculiar charactcnsuc of
the Lquna marke1plxe and parucu-
lart) bcauSit at isn't likely thal lhcrc
will be a find1n1 of'efTectJve compcu-
taon: .. Cll} Attomc} Ptul Kohn said.
Tht' first step lhe cuy will take as 10
(Pleue eee LAOU?CA/ AS)
Coast playwright
pulls a wi~ner
from 'Magic Kit'
By LESLIE EARNEST
Of .. Dellt .......
A Laguna Niguel man who teaches
at Cal Stale Lon& Beach has been
honored for has pla}' aboul prcJud1ce
"'1th1n the u11no commun1t)'
James Sauceda. 36. won a third
place award for has thcatncal entry
"Maaic Kit," at UCl's 14th Chicano
Literary Coolest this month
"I v.as really happ)' that when 1~
pla} was anlroduccd at the awards
ceremon)'. the man called 1t the most
ong1nal Chicano drama eHr wnt-
ten:· Sauceda said. "I was rcalh
pleased that they ~rt open to that
and that they 11w fit to honor 11 ··
Sauceda ~ad he chOSC' Marlowe 10
bnd&c the pp with current day
Latanos because both represent
vo1~ that ha\e broken with conven-
11on and whath challtnat 1he sta1us
quo. Marlow. who was murdered at
age 29. rcp~ntcd a rncrvo1r of
pou1b1ht}' in ·~ Sauccda saad. In '"M111c Kil.' the actor who plays
Marlo~ walks down a staJrcasc at the
end of the first scene. removina has
ou1er costume and fe\calS himself as
A.rtemao de los Santos. a current day
Launo ,ctt1na his degrtt an drama.
This cha~c1er as feclina a scntc of
.. un1 .. crsal ahenauon .. as a result of
ha' ing no amsuc outlet. Sauceda
wud
students were amona the winners
of the sixth annual drua abuse
prevention poster contest spon-
sored by Oranac County. Win-
ning for their anwork which
focused on the theme 0 Live Drug
Free," were Iyle Alexader of
Laauna Niguel; Bevaa Reily and
Job Morris of Laauna Beach;
neresa Npyea and Jeullfer
Bell of El Toro; and Bob
Merteasea and ltalle AHrew1 of
Mission Viejo.
"My primary interest has always
been health care." said Cassin, who
celebrated her clinic's snnd openina
last Saturday. "I saw a lot of Oiaht
attcndanu lose weiaht in very un-
healthy ways."
In fact, Cassin added. she found
hcrselfstruglina with her own wejaht
pin at one point and went to a clinic
for suppon herself.
....,,... ...... ~,.~
Jeanette Caapln (rt.ght) poeee with her office man.,er, Llaa
Cooper.
Juhe Ph1J1ppides, coordinator o(
the contest. said of Sauceda, "He's
certaanl} a man with something to
S8\ ••
What Sauceda ll}S 1n has pla'.
'-'-h1ch ahemata bet-wttn tM 16th
centuf) and the prctcnt. 1s that
Latinos arc Slf'.UJIJI~ apanst d1s-
cnm1natt0n w1tbtn their own ranks
HtS play. performed almost com-
plc1ely by Latino actors, beams v.1th
1he lafc of the Eh~bethan dramatist
and poet Chn~topher Marlowe ~c
cordana to Sauttda. Marlowe """ nicknamed ''Kit .. and referred 10 a\
"~1ag1c Kn" btca~ he was a frtt
thinker at a tjmc when thank1na
outside 1he mainstream cautcd one to
be aSSO('aated with mqic.
De los Santos trys to .,..ork tus
frustration b) '-'-ntina a play about
Marlowe with whom he has come to
1dcnt1f, Sance Marlowe was
murdered b> ruffians. de tos Santos
decades to hare a aroup of Lat a no tttns
to kill ham. assumana t~ arc P"I
memben b«ausc of lhear dress
When the} refuse. he as fora.d to
confront has own racism.
The project was co.sponsored
by the Oranac County Board of
Supervisors.i...·the Department of
Education, urua Abuse Services,
Substance Abuse Prevention
Network and First lntentate
Bank. • • • And, from the Berklce Colleae
(Pl ...... COAST/AS)
"Throuah my own diet and just
aoina there to be weiahed is bow I lost
my wciaht," Cassin said. Then she
started chec~ina. out other weiaht
programs available.
"I felt that one aspect or another was lackina 1n almost every pqram
around here." Cassin said. So sh~
devised a proaram of her own baled
on behavior modification and nutri-
tional counsclina. Her patients arc
trained to rC('oan11e '-'-hether an u,.e
for something 10 eat is based on actual
hunacr or on an "C\temal cue .. hke a
lclevision commcrcaal.
In add1t1on, (assan said, it is
importanl for ind1v1duals to have a
diet plan that as fl"1ble enouah to
work w1th1n their specific lifestyles.
For example. she said 11 1s un-
reasonable to tell people who work
12-hour days that they can't cat in
restaurants when they simply need to
learn how to order
Cassin. 33 ''ho runs her business
with the help of her office ml.NJCr
Lisa Cooper. flu h1rt'd a phytlClln.
Bryan Hoynak. to pcrfonnphysicals
in the clinic on~ a "eek. In the first
two weeks her doors were open, 25
clients have come to her for ~Ip.
"I'm vef) plca~d ·· said Cassin.
v.-ho lives JUSt three bloc k!> from her
clinic "I fttl hke rm finall\ home
This is som~thanJ l'\.e alwa)\ wanted
to do and it's kind of lake.-a dream
come true for me:·
•
The pla) cames an important
mcssacc. 1ttord1n1 to Sa~.
.. E,ef)onc needs to heal emo-
t1on1ll\· We ha\.e to believe the feat
and susp1c1on Y..C' have of other people
1s usually unfounded and based on
('fTonrous 1de.ts." Sauceda said "The
(Pl-..e .. LATtl'f0/A8)
Laguna starts Community Inf orihation, Referral Service
Thedtyofl.aluna Belch bu initilwd a Community
lnfotmation and Referral Scf'Vice. By callina •97-9696.
residents and viaiton may receive anfonnation 1b0ut and
refemla to IOdal IUVice aeenclcs in Lapna Beech and
0....-Covnty. fhc 1CJVice coven all -.es and every type of IOCiaJ SttVice. The phone lino is open 24 hours a day .cvcn days
• Wttk.
All calls are treated COllftdentially. The ICrice it
provided by CSP, Inc., and is ftanded by the city.
Huntinp>n Beach Central Library's new children's wina.
Eady RlitU'l.tion lS s 12. with the price &OU\I to s ls
on the day of the event. Ctuldrcn undtt 12 can walk ftte.
CaU the Huati~n Beach Chamber of Commerce at
S3' 1111 for mott infonnataon. '
Blood drln Ja Haadngtoa
The Ora..,e County cb.ipter of the American Red Crea will con4ua 1 blood drive Saturday from 1:30 a.m.
to I :lO p.m. in Hope Hall Of Once Lutheran Cbutth. 693 l
Ectt-.r Aw., Huati._,.. lkad\.
Doaon may Cllll ~1252 fof an appointment. A
blOod calefallo is k»c:eaeit. in Hunti"flOn Beach at 16182 <lolhlrd It; Unit A. Monday throuah Saturday.
~60llfGllmament.i
'hi AlpM QI Qmlil IOf'Ority at UCt will hOld ill ,_.. ..... Frilllee iolf ~nt Satutda)' ia
Aldricll "" ..... ..r.a11 Clllnf'N-.-. Tiie ._.., ii.,.. to boe11 protbllOnlb. at a SlO r..m r Hid a. 11.rSIS.C.U Detlbie lfe 11675-4312 ... ,... .........
r-.. .Jen• llold ..,.._,..
!t.~=ap::1.1:.~= M 'J "-a 19 W-.. T • ..._.
.... :~ .. ,.~ 1"'1Mt'iltoalld ......... ,,,~ ... ..., .....
••lll'•n•111ba•..,
A fHtJd • .. lut: 1ri. , .. ~ Wll Iii Wd
Sunday at 2 p.m. at A Different Drummer book ihop.
1027 N. Coast Hip1111oay. lquna &e.ch
P\lbhsbcr Ben &kin ofDaoncd Books and a llOUP of
writcn wall sian books and discuss tMtr -orits.
Pa.t Office centeanlal set
ThC rcaut-.r mtttit\I of the SadcUea.ct Ara
Historical Sc:>c~ty will be bckl Sunday at I p.m. 11 the E1
Toro Pott OfTtee. 24552 Ra)'mond Way.
The e~nt will be an anni\'er.ty cclcbtuion ol lbe
100.h anni\ietaty o( the openi• of the poa ~All IM!'ln~W111be introduced.and &be public is
iftvated Cati Nlft(y ThatchcT 1t S86-1488 fOf detail
Aqutfc• claues at college
The Saddle-beck (' ollcic aq u.a t ict "°m plcx in M 1 • n
VicJOW111beopcn •aa1n 1h1ssummcdon \iarietyof)outh
swim prOIJ'I ms.
For further anforma11on. or to resister for au )OUlh
aquallCS eta contact 1he Saddleblct CoU C<>ro·
mu.nit) ~n-accs Office at S82""'646 .
c.r dealen out for blood
Connell CbcHold wdl spontor a community ~ dri~ c Tunday ftom 12:45 to 5:30 p.m.. in tht pertiqJot of
tbt dcalenlup. 21.U Hatbor Blvd., COAi M
Ooaon mu.st but Jtut 11 _>11 n ol4. ll 0 Pounds and
in eood beahb. Call s.46-1000 fbt an appoiaUM'al.
others ma ing big splash with sw m teams
early ... Wei Johft. .. And from
there, !ifthree of "I brotbm took jobs
u lifesuards durins the sununen we
went tocollqe ...
John tw been C09China,-with the
help of his wife Rita _; the ~
Hills Swim Team in Newport Belch
for 14 years. Ted ha1 coact~ the
Harbor View Swim Team in Newport
Beach for 12 years and Barry hu
coached Pacific Sands Swim Team in
Huntinaton Beach for mOft than 20
years.
John says the Newport Hills Swim
Team hasswimmenfrom11F4to 18.
More than 160 students learn the
basic strokC$ such u the freestyle,
breaststroke. ti.ck.stroke and buUcrf·
ly . .. Besides the basics for the more
advanced. we also prepare the liulc
ones to feel comfortable in the water,"
said John. "We wort a lot on
breathing and body posjtion and
kcepina their heads under the water,
teaching them how to blow bubbles.
This not only makes them feel secure.
but if by accident, one should fall in
the water-they would know what to
do without pan1cki!lJ"
John is proud of bis students. too.
"Several children who have com-
pleted the program are now working
as lifeauards for the city of Newport
Beach," John said. ..Others are
coaching or participatina in some
related field.
David Cacsario. 18, Rand Tucker.
19. (who finished swimming for the
team last year,) and Chris Oedina. 16,
art some of the swim students that
have become lifeauards-as a result
oftraming on the team.
The Ne~rt Hills Swim Team
was started m 1973. John became a
part of the team in I 97S. Thert wcrt a
total of 50 swimmers.
The team became successful as the
years went by. Although it finished
last in the South Coast Swim Con-
ference the first year. the team was on
top of the league just four years later.
J ohnBandarakp•eelndlYidaalttr.edtnatnacdontooneofblayoan&•wlmmen .
John Bandarak m.truca:. be-
&ln nJ.q 8Wlmmen ln New-
port B each o n t he
bacbtroke.
"The South Coast Swim Con-
ference is the most highly competitive
summer lcquc in Southern Cali-
fornia." John said. "Each child works
hard. hoping their team will win in
the competition."
And even though all th~ brothers
come to the competition hoping to
win. they also cheer on their brothers'
teams.
"We all like to win. However. win.
lose or draw. we'd rather sec the
swimmers who swim in our club
improve over the summer. and have
their best swims at the finals." John
said. "That way we really feel success-
ful."
And because the team puts fonh its
best efforts, the swimmers are re·
warded.
"We take the whole team to
Catalina for a weekend and teach
them snorkel ins," John said. "It's a
great croup because they are water
safe and enthusiastic when it comes to water sports .....
OCC classes will help all ages to become seaworthy
By ltATY BOUCHER °' ... ,...., ........
Anyone with the desire to sail away
this summer won't have to go far to
learn how.
Oranse Coast College's Sailing
Academy is there to train anyone. of
any age.ma variety ofboatin& classes
-seven days a week -52 weeks a
year.
Courses in marine diesel en4.inc
maintenance and small boat survival
will be offered evenings this summer.
as well as more than 50 d ifferent
sailing courses that begin June l . The
classes will be held at OCCs Sailing
and Rowina Base. located on Pacific
Coast HiJllway in Newport Beach.
The facility 1s situaled between 1he
Balboa Bay Club and the Sea Scout
Base.
"Courses are designed for begin-
ners to the experienced sailors." said
Brad Avery. of the Sailing Academy.
Avery said in addition to teaching
the basics of lcarnina to sail. cou~
such as "Small Boat Survival After
Sinking al Sea ... will be offered.
"Sailors will learn life raft oper-
ation -how to survive if the boat
sinks." said Avery. "Things like
learning to make a solar still that can
change salt water into fresh water.
harvest fOOd from the sea. and things
you can do to P.roect yourself from the
clements until you arc rescued. art
1hmgs that will be discussed."
Avery said even emergency navi-
gauon devices will be taught -such
as knowing the locauons of certam
stars and the position of the sun.
A nine-week marine diesel engine
maintenance course begins June 7.
"This course is designed for boaters
with limi1ed diesel enaine knowledge
and experience." A very said. "The
course will explain the theory of
diesel power. how a diesel works.
m aintenance requirements. and
basically how to trouble-shoot com-
mon problems."
Avery said 1he survival course will
have a rqistration fee of SJS, and the
maintenance course will cost SS8.
A very says what makes these
classes so nice is they arc geared for
anyone -whether they've ever
Daily Pilot Advertising
Delivers Employees & Clients
to Grannies for Nannies
Granny Rita Aldrich was the ftrlt Nanny to llgn-up wtth Grannies for
Nannies at-home child-care aervk:e In EJ TMo. ' ' o ur advertising in the Daily Pilot brinp ua both Grannies who want to be NanJ\i~ and families
who need Nannies" says Gaylene Princle one of
the founders of Grannies foz Nannie&, Inc. in El
Toro. "Consequently, we consider the coet of our Daily Pilot
advertising a two-for-one special, especially when we get -40
to 50 calls a day from our ada."
We deliver more than newspapers, we deliver customers,too. .
•
stepped aboard a boat. or j ust want to expected to sign up for the various goinJ from a stressful da,Y. of work. to
brush up on their skills. boating classes. and as Avery put it. a sailboat class in beautiful Newport
More than 1.200 students arc "There is nothin~ more relaxing than Beach."
LAGUNA MAY REGULATE CABLE TV •••
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accomplish a senes of rcttptton and
signal strength tests in vanous parts
of the city to determine how many
off-the-air broadcast signals arc avail-
able in the community. ,
The city council last week ap-
propriated S 1.300 to retain a techni-
cal consultant for such studr..
However. Reese said 1f Times
Mirror Cable Television. Dimension
Cable's parent company. comes for-
ward and stipulatC$ that the city
qualifies for rate control ti.sed on the
company's own studies.. then the city
will not retain a consultanL
Dimension Cable General Man-
aaer Richard Anderson said the
company did not evaluate the new
federal standards yet and said he
docsn 't know how they will affect the
company.
"We don't know what will ul-
timately happen at this point in
time," he said.
Dimension Cable's current con-
tract with the city expires in Decem-
ber 1991. The city is currently in the
process of ncgotiatina a renewal of a
franchise ..,-cement with the cable
company.
Anderson said Ihc company needs
a franchise for a 1 S-ycar term to
rebuild the city's aaing cable system.
"Most of the system is IS-years-old. It
needs to be rebuilL ..
Councilwoman Lida Lenney. a
strong advocate of municipally
owned cable television systems. said
the city should be allowed to regulate
cable television rates for no other
reason than that the cable company is
a monopoly.
··1 think it's totally unfair for a
company to ~Opel'atmga monopoly
without rtgulataon." Lenney said.
"Their rates are too hi&h."
Numerous compfaints about
Dimension Cable's high rates have
rcccntl} been voiced at a citizen's
meeting headed by Lenney.
Dimension Cable. which acquired
Laguna's franchise from Storer Cable
Television in June I 98S, serves
approximately 9.000 customers in
Laguna Beach and South Laguna.
The basic rates for the accounts
which were acquired from Storer
Cable or the "grandfathered ac-
counts" have risen from S9.4S to
Sl6.95 in less than three years. while
the regular accounts went from
S 13. 9S to S 14. 9S in January 1986 and
were again raised to Sl6.9S last
March.
"Nobody likes rate increases and
we don't like them either," Anderson
said.
"But people who charae us per
programming. like ESPN. cha~ us
more per product." he said. Our
costs go up and obviously our prices
have to go up with those costs.'
Terry Neptune. chairman of the
city's Cable TV Committee, said that
given Lquna's history, municipal
control seems quite possible.
"We have felt in the past that their
attitude (Dimension Cable)'hu been
a little cavalier," he said. "If city
officials think the city can reaulatc the
rates. I wouldn't bet against them."
However. Neptune said the ratC$
don't personally bothel' him too
much.
"It is a little hard for me to believe
that in this area of our coastal strip
~pie can't afford these rates," he
said.
He said given what consumers
have the ability to see on cable
television. he would gladly pay those
rates.
On the other hand, Martin Blue-
stein. vice-chairman of the commit·
tee, said he is especially outrqed by
Dimension Cable's SS late fees.
"It is not fair. but this is a
monopoly. Who else can you tum to?
You can 10 without TV but the
reception will be extremely limited.
Your only altcmati ve is to use cable."
Bluestein said Lquna Beach is so
small that two cable companies
cannot run the system.
"Few cable companiC$ are willina
to come in." he said. "Ther,'11 take all
but not part of the system.'
LATINO PLAYWRIGHT ••• HOTLINE •••
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play I hope would challenae people to
open themselves up to different unds
of people."
In addition. "Magic Kit" offers a
challenac for Latino actors, according
to Sauceda.
"There's no play out there for the
Chicano actors that would stretch
them the way that this would." he
said.
Sauceda is also involved with a
variety of other projects. He bas
writt.cn his first SCTCenplay. "Rcsur·
rcction Waltz ... and composed the
musical score to accompany it. Ac·
cording to Sauceda. the play is "under
consideration" by actor Richard
Dreyfuss. Currently. he is workins on
a f ull-lcnath musical called "Dizzy
With Dreams." Neither of bis two
latest projects have Latino themes.
"One of the the thin&S that writers
have to do. especially if they come
from an ethnic badc.ara\ind. is C$tab-
lish thcmselvC$ as writers.. not
Chicano writers.." Sauceda said.
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accordina to Allen. While a six·
month commitment is mandatory.
many m•kc additional commit·
men ts.
"I wo11ld say b11lf of our voluntcen
arc willinJ to do two shifts a week
instead of one, besides helpina out in
the office." Allen said.
"There are initially 1everal motiva-
tions for aett•na involved," sajd
Aupson. "But I think it•s the com-
mitment t~t makes you stay."
COAST RESIDENT:S EARN HONORS ••• ProaA7 .
of Music in Boston. Galte Eatea, Mission Viejo ind P11 s..,....1 South Coast MCdiCllCenterAux-
son ofLenJ and MlrlUl Bl• of and Mary BetlJ Fhller of Lquna iUary is in need of volunteers in
Lquna Beach, wu recently the Beach were 1mon1 the new boaid almost every dep9n.ment. If you
fcaturcdaltosaxog:~nist in ajau ·members chosen. have some ti"me •. 0 • 11 conccn in the lee Recital • • • ~ 11ve1 ca Hall. Elton is 1 professional And, finally. I hear that the 499-1311 Ext 7177.
music m~or at Berklee. • • • And conaratulations arc in
order for UllM Mae• of ~na
Beach who was horiOred recently
as Member· of dM Y11t of &he ~ of Women Voten of <>ranee COMt; Meiilberi at the ~·· 27111 ..... ...U..at Ille Em., ........... Ma
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THURSDAY, MAY 26, 1988 2SCENTS
Traffic survey a real read stopper
Dozens of motorists voice complaints
after pr<?8fam leads to canyon gridlock
8J MSDT llYNDllAN _. JCMllfA'l'llAN VOi.DB .............
Distribution of a traffic survey
caUlcd near-aridlock conditions
Wednetday on Laauna Canyon
Roed. leavina momina commutcn
fumina over the delay.
About SO motonsts telephoned
Former Golden West Col-
lege water polo player
Tim Spaeth finds auocess
In the business world./81
Coast area prep athletes
will be busy Friday ln
baseball and track./81
Flab Fry
For a schedule of ac-
tfvttlM at the 43rd annual
Fish Fry and Parade,
check the special section
In today's Dally Piiot.
Na don
House-Senate committee
reaches agreement on a
catastrophic health in-
. aurance blll. /Al
World
various authorities to complain,
many reportina they were late for
work because of the survey, which is
beins conducted u part of an effort to
pther information to help cure the
co~n.!Y's traffic problems.
Officials at the California Hiahway
Patrol, the state Department of
Transportation and the Transpor-
Laguna
beaches
reopen
BJ ROBERT HYNDMAN °' .. ..., .......
A stretch of Laauna Beach was
reopened Wedn~y after county
health officials determined that
swimmers would not be threatened
by the effects of a weekend accident
that spilled about I million pJlons of
raw sewage into the ocean.
Water samples taken Monda~ and
Tuesday were tested and preliminary
resulu turned up no extraordinary
levels of bacteria, said Mike Wehner,
prosram chief of the Health Care
Agency's water quality control
division. ·
.. The traces ofbacteria we found' do
not indicate there is any problem,
althouah near Main Beach they were a
bit hiaherthan normal," Wehner said
in announcina the beaches would
reopen at 3 p.m. Wednesday.
About a miUion pllons of raw sewaae were disctw&ed into the
ocean following a mallunction Satur-
day at the main sewer pump station
near the =Beach City Hall. An emerscncy system automati-
cally divert the untreated sewq,e to
a pipeline that carried the effiuent
between 1,000 and 2,000 feet off-
shore.
The malfunction wasn't dis-
covered until Sunday when city
maintenance worken repaired the
pumps. Some of the released sewage
was carried back to the shoreline by
the winds and tide. promptifts ~~ water officials to prohibit
visiton from the water from Main
Beach in the downtown area to C1eo
Street about a half-mile to the south.
Wamina sips were erected Mon-
day momina until officials could
determine the utent of the con-
tamination.
Health officials said the spill was
the l1JJC5t this year, but posed no
sianificant health threat to
beachaoers as tidal action quickly
dissipated the spill.
And although officials were not
notified of the spill until Monday,
Wehner said tesu indicate that the
levels of bacteria were probably not
hiab enouah to pose a health threat.
tation Corridor Aeencies. which it
spontori~ the survey, said they
received complaints. l.Aluna Beach City Councilwoman
Lida l..enney alto said she received a
couple of calls from irate constituents
wh~ said they we~ late for work
because of the delay caused by the
surveys beina banded out to com-
mutcn as they drove by the inter-
section of El Toro Road on the way to
the San Diqo Freeway.
Wednadar came only from tnC*>r·
isl.I on uauna Canyon llOlld.
Surveys also were distributed
Wednesday mQmina on Plcific Cout
H ~wa}' near Corona dd Mar and on
Irvine Center Dnve. And despite
delays, no complaints were rcporud
by authorities.
were to be distributed OD lrYl1.r
BouJevard., Santiaao Canyon Roed
and Newport BouJevard. •• 1t• S necessary to conduct surveys
on m~ arterials became they have
just as much an iml*(on ~as do
the fiuways." Marzec said. .. And
there·s aoina to be more of a traffic
impect on the arterials than the
fruways became we have to l10p
trafrte to hand them out. ..
Susan Manec, a spokeswoman for
the corridor aeencies. said complaints
Man« said the survey bas been
distributed to motonsts 11 more than
1S on and off ramps thr'OQlhout
county. In the last week. it has been
distributed primarily on surface
streets near freeways. Today, surveys
Marzec said efforts were made by
the surveyors to hand out the mail~in
questionnaires dunna red lisbts and
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capt. Guy Waclmer and Ida airport crew alwaJ9 MaJMt at tlae ....y.
Airport fire tea1n hopes
training won't be needed
BJ JONATBAN VOLZIE °' .............
JfajetairplanecrashedatJohn Wayne Airport, iu
names would bum at more than 2,500 delrees -
enou&h to melt the headlights of any ftrC truck within
20 yards.
But CapL Gary Wuchner and the other Orange
County firefaghten that man Station 33 -ri&ht on the
airport Tarmac in the shadow of the controf tower -
would have just 90 seconds to IC1 inside and racuc the
~ After that, there wouldn't be much left.
.. Airplanes are like a hotel on top of a gas station,"
Wuchncr said ... People are sleepina, eatina. using the
bathrooms. They smoke, everythi~ All in that tittle
tube aoina 500 mph th~ the air.
Wuchner, a fireft&hter for IS years. commands
one of three seven-man shifts at Station 33. The men
have special equipment and special skills that t.bcydrill
for hours every day, all in case the· unthinkable
happens. And Wucboer says it's bound to happen,
reprdJess of the pruautions taken.
"I'm not a doomsayer, but ~·re way overdue, ..
the captain SIJd. .. Nobody really talks about it. but
everybody can feel iL ..
Where firefaahters respondina to a structure fire
come upon unoccupied buildinp mudl of the time.
firefigbten at Station 33 know every airplane that
crashes has at least one life at stake.
And should a plane crash. it would take JUSt 90
seconds fOr the fuel to bum throu&h the fuselaac and
engulf the passengers.
"Th.at s not a lot of time." saad Banaho n C1uef
(Pleue w T&All/ A2)
natural tnffte stops, but id8Uiiid'
that wasn't always possible.
Bill Howard, a I.Apana 8-::11 resid~t who worts in,Jrviec. Mid 11111 th~t the tdea -'Wbicb ddl;.I
him more than 20 manuies ia llil
morning commute -wu .. dumb ...
He said traffac oo Lapna = Roed uavehna north wu A01M
from El Toro Road to the freeway-a
distance of about S miles.
"It seems kind of ironic," Howatd
(Pleue eee SU.VST/AS)
Ferguson
targeted
in70th
mailer
Hart supporters
hit incumbent's
handling off unds
By GREG D.ElmX ............
The battle of the mailers bas tqam
an the 10th Aaembty OiJtric:t c:am-
pai&n, with supportcnofEvelyn Hart
lashina. out in ~ at incumbent
Gil Fcrsmon's allcFd m.isappropria-
uoo of campaian funds.
The lcUer from Newport 2000, I
local stow1J'OW\h srou1;;;: tent to about 18,000 Newport voten a
week aao. said Allan Beek, a member
of Stop Pollutina Our Newpoi1
(SPON) and one of the lipa1 oftbe
mailer.
The let\a was abo si&ned by SPON
founder Jean Wan, former Nc•port
Beach Mayor Paul llvckoff' IDd COl1a
Mesasio.-powtb acf¥OCUe Marpret
Gardner. Altbou&b inlmdcd primarily to
drum up support for Mewae "9 me
countywide ~ initiative.
the letter taka several swipes at
F1l"t'n.tt1tvt and ~ him • tbe pc;i:tiaJJ,o.a-bdrind dae IDO¥elDelll
lpinst Measure A
The ~ daitns Ferpioe ...
dabbled in city c:ou:oci1 aices witb
developer interests in mind, UICI
state As$Cmbly daft' to run bis
consultina firm and cbannds mooey
from dcvdopcn into ~
ment mailers.
Voters a.re alto reminded about an
alleaed FBI investiption into pcm-
iblc campai1n violations by
Fe:rsuson. The FBI inwstiption ol
Fe:rsuson repor1edly stam &om al-
leptions made ~ Gatclncr, who claims that funded
unreported c:ontributiom to two 1916
Costa Mesa City Council candiiite,,..,
Orville Ambu.rJey and hter' a6.
In addition. FerplOll aDredY
(Pleue-••DUJAS)
Effort to Induce Pan-
amanian strongman Gen.
Noriega to go Into exile
collapees./M
Index
Wieder cleared of
campaign violation
Mesa councilman says
Measure A too costly
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BJ BOB VAN En.EN .............
Supervisor Harriett Wieder did not
violate the county's campaian reform
ordinance when she voted in favor of
an Irvine Co. devetopment project
last month, an UllStant district
attorney aid Wednesday.
The ordinance, known as TINCUP
(Time Is Now Clean Up Politics)
prohibits a supervitor from votina on
an_y project whole owners or top
ofticiall \ave contributed mo~ than
Sl,739 to tbe supeuios'1 campeip
fund durina UM JIU&,..,.
Wieder is n1nnina tOr Conaras in
the 42nd District and a political
action commit1ee compoeed of top
level Irvine Co. employees made a
contribution of S2,SOO to her cam.
paian on March I 0, six weeks before
Wieder voted to approve The Irvine
Co. project.
The U,u.na Laurel project. a
controvemal development in taauna
Canyon. was approved 3-2, with
Wieder castina the decidina vote.
Two weeks after the vote, cam-Plian reform activist Shirley Grindle.
wbo wrote the TINCUP ordinuce,
filed I tomplaint with tilll District
Attorney's office := that tllie (Pllanw~ll/d)
... s, county agree to work. tog~ther
Oulel lk to 1et -..., a new IY*fn ol
~mans=.!'aveuwtitioMllJ
been i-d ia ~ ....
ptQjectl°"=Ve beta banded hat
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BJ BOB VAN ERBN ............
The c:oont}'W)dc shi...,owth in-
itiative will increue financial
burdens on cities in~ County.
~ntativa of two cibes said at a
press conference WedaelClly.
Orville Ambuf'ley. a aty coun-
cilman. from Costa Mesa. tUd he belie~ certain provisions of the
initiative. such u emajl!bCf vdlicle
response time ~ were ..._
tainable aivtn CWTCD1 city fiNJM'C'& ·we have an alftuent c:Uy ... ~
buJFY SI.id. .. and ft cwlcl 9lot aaaill
some of tbe reqWremenU of the
i11itia1iTe. WejvR coulda't afllrd ii.•
But Measwe "9 tbe au..i' Sm-
11bk G~ and Tratlic O.uol
Initiative. would not a~ to C.olla
Mesa.. As a county initiatl'f'C. it would
only apply to unincorporated 1te111.
Ambufley said. however, that M ~a samilar meawe WOMld be
placed on the ballot in Com Me9a ia
November.
Another city ofticial, Fulknoa
Mayor Richard Actmnan. aid IOod
controa rcquiianeDts iD &be iaitialiw
would mean that ICUCIC lood ~ funds would baveto bcdl~ .._
cities to the uniftCOtPOlated -..
.. People who live in the d1ia ...
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co ••ni ........... lli rFrUcilco wiU PQ' ,n llllwa& ......
Ma led iM:C W"9ft ~llliea Aw
eJlc:asivc water uee. \M tjty Public
Ulihtia Commillioe decided. Uedcr Ute,.. ck:litNd to brins
the droutbt or ... bOmc '° "°"" a.amen' pocketbook.a, a water uter
who e~ccedcd his limit by lO percent
would pay 10 times the nonna1 rate
for the ell<.UI water.
The ratct were approved at a
special meeti.fta Tuesday niaht.
Penalties for exceedinJ the water
allotment ranac from twice the nor-
Gunman e8C.aj>e.
after BB holdup
A lone aunman escaped with an
uncktcrmincd amount of cash
Wcdnctday after holdina up a Hunt·
in&ton Beach clolhina store.
The suspect walked into the
Fashion GaJ at 18549 Beach Blvd.,
pointed a handgun at the clerk and
ordered her to lie on the noor, said
Huntinaton Beach Police Lt. Bill Mamcm.
He then took cash from two
~ten and escaped in an unknown
direction.
Althouah customers were in the
store, apparently none noticed the
holdup, Mamelh said.
He was dacribed as white. in his
mid-30s. 6 feet tall, heavy build,
brown hair and a moust.acbe. He was
wearing a blue shirt, blue jeans and
tennis shoes.
... rate, U'tbt aaaomct ute1 $ lO I 0
~nt over the total. io ten times tb't
l9lt if a customer nceeds lhe allot·
ment by 2S pneent.
AparUMnt buUclinc owncn com-
~ they would un~itty be pena.1. md whenever tenants ute too much
water, since under &be city's rent·
control law, they would be prevented
from pamna on the incra.sn to
tenants.
.. Your Pftl.alties will bave no im·
PKt on tfte residents who an usi"*
tbe water," said James Hinch, wbo
owns a buildina on Wathinaton
Street.
.. This is like askina a car-ren1.1J
qency to pay for any traffic fines
incurred by their customers.'' be said.
Ricardo Hernandez, director of the
city's rent-control otrKlC, said be bas
been receivin1about20 calls a day for
the past week from worried landlords.
Nntbcrt.he Waler ~t oor
tk PUC apeiuentJy rlalized the~ an
about I 00,000 small apat'UM'ftt butld·
inp in the city, with two to four units.
Hernande& said.
"Tenants have to recopb.e that if
the landlord files for 1 rent increue,
they may act hit. so it'• in their
intcrnt to conserve wattt.'' said
Hernandez.
The PUC qreed to write to the San
Francisco Board of Su~ and
ask that tilt rent Stabilization brd
con1ider aJlowina laAdlordt to peu
penalties alona.
Under the new rates, if a household
allotment were 2SO pUons of water
per day, the bimonthly bill, includint
the IS percent increase, would be
SIS.14. If the customer uxd 10
percent more than the alJotted
amount. the bill wouJd climb to
$18.66.
Boy critical after being hit
A 3-year-old lrviM boy was an
critical but stable condition Wednes.-
day evening after he was struck by a
car.
David Benjamin Burstein was rid-
ing his "Big Wheel" tricycle in the
3700 block ofBlackthom Street when
the accident occurred at about 3:20
p.m., said Irvine Police Lt. Al Muir.
John Christopher Jenninp. 63, was
driving cast on Blacktbom in the
Colleae Park nciabborhood when
Burstein rode his trike down a
driveway and into the path of
Jennings' '87 Chevy pickup, Muir
said.
Jenninis braked and swerved but
the truck struck the younpter and
dragcd ham and the tncycle about 30
feet.
Neither Jenninp nor the boy could
sec each other before the accident
because of parked can that obscured
views, Muir said. Jenninp speed was
not a factor, either, be satd.
Orange County Fire paramedics
treated Burstein at the scene and took
him to Western Medical Center in
Santa Ana for treatment of muJtiple
abrasions and possible internal in-
juries, Muir said.
TEAM HOPES TRAINING NOT NEEDED •••.
From Al
John K. Howland. who served at
Station 33 and speaks as if he misses
the assignment. .. If there's people
insjde and fire ans1de, we've got to be
inside. You can't ~scue anybody
without getting in."
John Wayne poses special prob-
lems, Wuchner said. If a plane
overshoots the runway, as happened
this month in Dallas, the plane might
end up in the middle of the San Diego
F~way.
If a pilot Deeded to set down and
couldn't ttaeh the airport, the plane
and all aboard misht slam into the
marsh of Newport's Back Bay.
And in the event of a midair
collision. densely populated areas of
Newport Bcach, lrvme and the rest of
the Orange Coast would be rained on
with naming debns.
And an nearly any case. Station 33
would be the fint on the scene.
The firefighters need to know as
much about the planes that come and
go at John Wayne as do the pilots.,
maybe more.
Wucho~ demonstrates his ski.II as
he sits in the station's lookout tower,
identifyina the 737s_ 7S7s and other
planes landina and llkina off on L 19,
John Wayne's main commercial run-
way, wruch as a bit more than a mile
long.
He and his men have spent count-
less hours studyina the crafts, in
manuals. clas~ and first-hand. He
It.nows. foreumple. that a Boeing 757
is 139 feet, 8 inches long.
But, Howlind adds, St.ation 33's
crew can also trace the spa&hetta trails
of wirini and hose that line an
aircraft's mner skm.
"If you cut anto a plane and hit a
hydrauhc hose with 3,000 pounds of
pressure, you 're dead," Howl ind said.
"And there's enough electricity on a
Jet to light 3.000 homes. That'll kill
)'OU, too."
Where a regular fire company
m1Jht spend 20 houn a month
tramani. S1.1uon 33 spends 40. Its
mammoth trucks -which cost as
much asS32S.OOOcach-carry foam.
dry chemicaJs and emetttncy medi-
cal ~uapment that could be used to
stabilize 200 accident victims.
"It's not aood cnouah to Just be able
to run out ~ an4 1qwrt water,"
Wuchnersaid. .. You'vep>t to be able
to know bow to shut down the aircraft
and euctly what you're facina.."
The men depend on their tnining
-Wucbner and three others recently
spent a week at a Federal Aviation
Administration coune at Louisiana
State University, whic:b followed a
one-week class at Lona Beach MU·
nicipal Airport and oountlels others.
In addition., Wuchner also faced
"the pit .. more than 12 times this
)'Car, a challenge every Station 33
firefighter must meet al least once
annuaJly.
The pit is the closest reproduction
possible of the. fiery hell a bumina
aircraft would produce. Oranae
County firefighters use the pits at the
Tustin Marine helicopter base for
training. filling the holes with blaring
aviation fuel.
Donnan& the 25-pound silver proll·
imity suits that alJow them to walk
into the face of the blaze, the
firefighters spray an anonment of dry
chemicals and foams at the flames. They also wear an air tank and rescue
equ1prnent that adds nearly SO
pounds to their load.
Their goal is not necessarily to
immediately douse the fire, but to cut
a swath that would allow them to get
into an airplane and set any cnsh
survivors out -in a hurrv.
The trucks have roof-and bumper-
mounted nozzles that can be operated
from inside the cab and allow them to
use the four-wheel drive vehicles to
cut a route throu~ walls of name.
The captain's pickup truck also
carries a harness that sprouts two
nozzles. one that sprays dry chemical,
the other foam.
Wearinajust the harness and safety
equipment. a single firefighter,
sweeping left to right. can cut a trail
through the flames.
The equipment is so specialized,
Howlind said, a fircfiahter could
spend a career on a sinaJc piece and
not learn it all. And the tcchnoloSY
behind foams and other tools ad·
vances daily, he added.
So far, Station 33 has only been
tested once, and the incident was
moreofaquiz. lo 1981,anAirCaJ 737
jetliner comina in for a landina wu
cut otrby another aircraft taxiing for a
1.lkeoff.
The AirCal pilot tried to sive bis
plane a burst of poWC{ to dear the
airplane on the ground, but didn•a
make ii. bouncina on the runway with
bis tires down and sliding onto a
grassy field risht in front of St.ation
33.
There were no serious injuries in
the crash, and the only fire came five
hours later when a National Trans-
porution Safety Board investigator
turned a switch and sparked a small
fuel fire.
But Wuchner knows trouble is in
the air, as much as he and others
dread the thought of knowing they
may be training daily to deal with a
disaster they cannot prevent.
"There's a real dichotomy there.
There's a lot of a stress preparing for
somethin& you don't want to hap-
pen."
The Fire Department docs what at
can to prevent accidents, Howlind
said.
A new partnership is forming
betwttn the Fire Department and
airport management. Chris Edwards,
recently named director of airport
operations, has taken an interest in
makin& sure John Wayne is as safe as
it can possibly be, the fircfighten said.
Her support can translate into
better equipment and programs to
lessen the tragedy of an air accident.
The Fire Department plans to train
airport personnel in emergency first
aad , and will hold training sessions
with those who fuel the aircraff to
stress safety, Howlind said.
"My wife and kids ny out of here."
Howhnd said. ··1 want to know when
I'm standina in the terminal that my
dollars arc doing all they can to make
sure everything aoes smoothly.
"Our job is to make sure people
who aren't worrying about it now
don't have any ra.son to be con-
cerned about it later."
-rhat's why we train so hard."
Wuchner added. "We don't want to
look back and say 'Someone screwed
up: ..
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COUNCILMAN SAYS MEASURE A COSTLY ••• ·
From Al
be.!.ickina up the bill," .Ackennan
Sii .
If passed by the votcn on June 7,
the initiative would require that ••new
development shall provide 100-year
nooct protection within said develoi>-
ment area."
· Opponents of the measure say it
could cost the county up to S 1.3
billion to meet that nooct control
requirement.
Proponents say that is not the case,
however.
"All it docs is require that thex take
care of their own runoff water,' said
Tom R<>sers, a co-author of the
initiative.
A report issued Wt March by the
County Administrative Office on the
effects of the initiative said there was
"no requirement in the initiative that
uistina services be brought up to the
defined service levels."
But Ackerman said he believed the
initiative was "ambiguous" in i1s
requirements.
Proponents such as Rogers also
argue that public improvements to
accommodate development arc typi·
cally paid by developers. not by the
county.
County Environmental Manage-
ment Agency officials say they believe •
a series of 19 deveJopment qree-•
ments approved over the past six
months in south Oransc County
contain enough public improve-
ments. such as new roads and
intersections. to satisfy the require-
ments of the initiative. ·
But John Gregory, public relations
spokesman for the anti-initiative
group Citizens for Traffic Solutions,
said developers only pay for the
initial cost of improvements.
'Tm not talkingaboutjust the one-
time cost of the improvements; what
about annual maintenance?" be 11id.
MAILER TARGETS FERGUSON •••
l'romAl
failed last year to report about
$30.000 he received from two county
developers. The FBI has repeatedly
refused to confirm the existence of
any investiption.
Ferguson on Wednesday called the
mailer "a smear piece" and said he is
considerina a lawsuit. AJthou&h the
mailer didn't come from lfart's
office. Ferguson said he believes it is
nonetheless part of her campaisn.
"These arc the people that support
Mrs. Hart, they're the only ones,"
said Ferauson ... It's the kind of thing
we've been ellpccting all along. If they
can't defeat you. they'll try to ruan
your reputation."
The letter docs not mention Hart or
Michael Mang, the third Republican
candidate in the 70th District race.
Han could not be reached for
comment Wednesday, but Rae Cohen~ her campaign manager. said
Ferguson is barking up the wrong
tree.
"I don't think Mr. Ferguson should
be blaming us for the enemies he's man~ to make in his four years in
office, she said.
Beek said the mailer was a response
WIEDER CLEARED ••.
From Al
political action committee contribu·
taon had plMlcd Wiederin violation of
the ordinan«.
But Assistant District Attorney
Maury Evans said in a press state-
ment Wednesday that "Supervisor
Wieder was not prohibited from
voung on the Lquna Laurel projedct
on April 27."
Evans said bis opinion was based
on the fact that the TINCUP ordi-
nance contains no lansuqc address-
ang the relationship bet~ a federal
political Ktion committee, such as
The Irvine Co. employecs commit·
tee, and an affiliated company.
In a prepared statement issued by
The Irvine Co., Larry Thomas. vice
president of corporate communica·
tions. said. "We deeply appreciate the
District Attorney's efforts to resolve
this matter quickly ... It wu both
distasteful and unfortunate to be
subjected to widely publicized ac-
cusations and SlCICSlions of im-
propriety by thOle who wanted the
District Attorney to apply their
version of what the law should be,
rather than what the law is. ..
Neither Grindle nor Wicdu could
be reached for comment Wednesday
evenina.
to a recent FuJwon mallet' which
touted bis envrronmental achieve-
ments in Sacramento.
Althou&h Wan and the Oardnen
are open supportcn of Han, Beek
said his involvement with the mailer
docs not nccc= mean support of
Han. who defl him in-hi• 1986
bid for a seat on the Newport Beach
City Council.
"It (the letter) is really to remind
them about Ferguson. but it bas the
implication 'Vote for Evelyn Han',"
said Beek. "But you see, rm no1
saying I suppon Evelyn, but she's
cenainly the lesser of the two evils."
The 70th Assembly District pri-
mary and Measure A will both be on
the June 7 ballot.
AIRPORT •••
From Al
airpon's assistant aeneral manansrr.
''The old VOR (vortex o.mni ranac)
system sent out a 36().dqree lianal
and it had a lot of problems refleciins
off ofbuildinp." said Mu.rphy. "The
LOA has I SHl&le-directlonaJ sianal
h 's a ti&hter sianal so _you have fewa-
probfems with reOectaon."
Airpon officials say they ~ io
have the new naviptionaf sy1tem in
operation next faJI.
said. '"These guys arc supposed 10 be
traffic Cllperts, and they're stopping "It's irresponsible. there must have
been 3,000 people late to work
because of it." Lcnney said ... I'm very
Up$Ct. I'm sure there are other ways
they could have pthered the infor.
mation."
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mation. After IS minutes of clistribut-
in1 the surveys. the crew on Lquna
Canyon Road waved traffic throlJlh,
the now of traffic.
"On top of it all. I waited all ofthat
time and didn't even set a survey."
Lcnncy also qu~sttoned the wis-
dom ofthe plan. But Marzec said the procedure is
CAL TRANS, COUNTY •••
,..._.Al
Stan Of\ehe, executive din:ctor of
the Transporution Commissjon,
said Caltrans officials bad told bim
dlleyapeaed an acttleration of up to
lS percent in the speed of proJCC1
com Didion.
.. We have UOO million in hishway
projml tchedu1cd for the not ftvc
)Un. ... he aid. -w~ want to ma~c
SUR dJeJ Ft built on time."
Amott1 the m.;or project' on the
.. OPfllea ..... .., .. C:...._.CA _..._._ C....--CA-
five-year I.at arc an elltens1on of the
Cost.a Mesa Freeway to 19th Sttttt,
and a widenina of the Sant.a Ana F~ between the San ~and
Gatdm Grove heways.
OflicilJs estimaac \Ua t.bt Caltrans rco~nization •iU eott about SI 000 to implemenL
ie aid he laopied the new ~ rnanaeement IYllCtn would be
10 place bY U.C Cnd ofJune.
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she said.
MarKC said the survey, part of a
$350,000 traffic and revenue study
funded by developcn' fees, is the first
on-site survey conducted in Oran"
Countr. ~vious studies.. she said,
were based on computer traff1<:
modtls.
ltrponJCS to the eiabt~uestion
survey have been much bjgher than
expected. she said.
About 35 percent of the question-
nairn have been returned, when only
20 pcrceot was upec&ed, Mance said.
When the prosram wnipt up today •
S00.000 surveys will have been hand·
ed out, she said.
The initial re uJts are d~ in July,
with the compk'ted study in A\.llUIL
'
lttef¥e 20 % OFF
uy combin~on o(
Ntvy Blem arid Sl1et
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The Otymp6ca II mare tlW'I a
... of compeettlGI-. ~·· an enthuMmm, ., attitude of
good felowlhiP, and • (Ming of
pride COOMct.ci with the w.rt.
And theee .,. the 1l1menta that
wlH be captureld In the 43rd
annual Coeta .._.NwJport
Harbor Uona Club Aah Fry
Parade with the theme "Spirit of the Otympic9 •••
On June ... llbout 5,000
marchers wMI demonstrate just
• what this epirtt II .. llbout.
Thetwo-ohour S*8id9 .. begin
at 10:30 Lm. 8t the H.mor
Shopping C....., Wl9an Street
and Harbor BouWMI d, eccor6-
lng to Jim F«rynwi, Pllrade
coordlnator. It wll trllWI 90Uth on
Harbor to 19th Stre9t, then heed
Fish Fry spawns lo.cal contests
Be.,,. to~ up at the filh Fry
on June 5 H you WMt to .. two
beautlful ewnta.
The ftrat .. the 8-lty Contelt
for the Mtea MennaidlMlte Calta
~-title. Judging begll'8 at 2
p.m. new the attige tn UOna hrtl. prtzeL
Young women between the ao-''Cont....,._ .,. ju~ on
of 17 Md 22 wtlo haveMWr bWt llPJI 1111 .'°' penonelty and rwried and,_,.. won a Altl Fry poile," £dc Jobmoo. IWW of
bMilty cont11t Wll be .... for 08lemon'-. Mid. Thereoould be the ~ ...... fair CMt'I (Pl9Me .. -..uTT,..,
Suririir mNnl cDol drinb.
nrm tnem and hit dlml.:
Hot~? WOl1l on.,.. tllM)llt
your tM tlil...,... ... wn an w-
tuUet Enrofl in a 1'ot" a..• two II
~ Cllll Clllgl.
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Schedule of Events
C09'TA •IA MUS OllT HAMOR UOMI CW9 Prouc9J Pt II I R ............... ,.,,, c.......
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June3.4&5.1111
LioQ.s' Fish Fry nets proceeds
for local charities and clubs
At: UOne Pltk (111'1 ._ & Hewpcwt Boulwerd)
'*"'Pereda on....,_ Ill 1G:30 a.m. ~ "°'* -On Hlrbor Baulewrd, from Wiiton Street. eouth to 19th StnMt. weet to Anllhelm A~. IOUth to Uona Pet1(.
'°"'&lull ., ...... ,......, ... ,
.... 5:30 p.m.: F1lh dlnrwt -ltert ~
5:30 p.m.: C...w.I rtdee end a-nee open
7:30 p.m.: ~ MM 8llnd from Onlnge County, Doug
Thompeon, ell.etc.
t p.m.: Orewtng, '750 tmoel cet1tftcate end other prt:zea. Winning
tldt.ta muat be~ . •.. .,., .....
10 a.m.; CemMll rtdee Ind OM* open
10-.30 a.m.: Uona Perede ~
Noon: F1lh dlnnerl -ltert erdnQ
2 p.m.: ~ awerdl -from ttaoe In UOM Pn
3: 15 p.m.: 0rewtng {wln.-iing tiet must be Pf 111 1t)
4: 15 p.m.: Chot\11 Une Studio -on etllge
8 p.m.: 0r8Wlng (Wll•WIQ tk*M mull be pr 11 I nit)
7 p.m.:.Sunlhlnl ~ -on moe
9 pm.: Or8Wlng for color TV 8"Cf 00. pttzet ('wll••IO UCketa
must be~) .. ., .....
Noon:~ rtdee end OM* open
Noon: Alt\ dlnnsa -.wt erdnQ 2 p.m.: a..lly eon...
3:30 p.m.: Bey eon... 5:30 p.m.: Dr-"'G<M •*'Cl tldleta must
be pt llent)
8:15 p.m.: Unda'• o.nc.Studio -on IUlge
.. I p.m.: 0rewtng few Ford Must8'IQ end other prtzea (wlrlUNIQ
tk:keca must be~ excipt for the cw)
11,... el DI Mm •lilltJ -utoe (1117 -,_)
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dJtector' aid. The next 'ff*' 87
of the donated cornea were
transplantable. which rne.ns 87
people could .... he Mid.
Through 1ta 1ow-vte1on c:amc.
the eye bank .aao uliilts people
who cannot be helped with ...,._
gety or conventional ~asses
and cannot afford to pay for
treatment. The JamM e. Gal-
lacher Low-Vlak>n Cltnic Is
named after a man who once
l8f'V9d .. pc 91Mdent of the Uons
Ctub and was vitally Interested in
the Eye Bank. '
Marshall Is happy to glY8 the
dub credit for its Important
contribution to light coneerva-
tlon. "Without the Lions' money.
we could not run our operation, ..
he~.
(Pleue-LIOll8/Pl0)
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43rdAnnual
Fish Fry
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SOS comes to the rescue of low-cost eye care
For Or. George DuPont, to
haw an lnlplratton la to Imple-
ment tt. Teke, for eumpte, hfs
vision of a free eye cHNc.
He thought of It on Christmas
Eve 1987, and by F«>ruary 1988
the MrYlcM at he SOS Free
Medical Clnlc Included on-site
ophthaJmologlc examinations
and treatment.
"Before we eet up the eye
clinic, patJentt who needed eye
care were referred to different
doctora In the community," said
DuPont, an opthalmok>gftt wtth a
private practa In Newport
Beach. He alfO 1erve1 u director
of the Uona UCI Eye Bank.
SOS, 11n acronym for Share
Our Selvee, Is a Coeta Meea
organization that prcwtct. a var-
iety of Mrvlcel for the needy. tt wu found9d In 1970 by a group
of concerned peopte, · prtmarlty
members of St. John the Baptist
Cathotlc Church, llnd became an
Independent, tax-ecempt or-
ganization In 1978. SOS'a tong ..
range goal la to treat the c:.u ...
of poverty. In the meentlme tt
offers ahort-term rellef In the
form of emergency food, funda
and shelter.
The medk:m c:tlnlc was opened
In 1985 and a free dental clinic Is
also avallable. "SOS found that
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one al the ~-riMds wu medJcal cmre rot the wonting
poor,'' JOiin T orrtblo, medt-
ceJ/dentm dlnlc 9dnW ..,•tor,
said. She exptak'9d tilt many
peopte who do not qualty for
gov. nment ptogr..,. euch ..
IMS or M1d1Celand .. UMtiMJp
afford prtvN lnlurance haW no
ptac:. to tum. 0 0rlnge County doe9 not haW. county hoapttal, ••
ahe Pointl out. sos and the rriedk:al cffnlc .,.
funded aepa1atety, but they
ahare the WM phioeophy and
operating ay8tem. Volunteers
prOYtde mo9t al the ..,... at
the cilnlc and all of the MMoll at
sos. and private donors-bottt
lndMduala and org81fa.tione -
ptOYtde most al the fundln9 fOr
MchdMaion.
808 and ... medal dine hM
benefited from ftah fry~.
and DuPont, a member Of the
UOnl Club, m8de lln ......,...,
contrtbutlon by Mtttng up the•
cllnlc for SOS patlenta. ··we we ecceptiltg them In
our offlcee, and 80 nwwy we
c:onMng In that tt 111med more
expedient to ... them at the
cilnlc," he e)(ptalned. The •
cffnlc Is currently open two
Thursdaya a month, and DuPont
expects to IOon offer ..,...
..-ey In °"* '° --up wtth the-..nd.
• .,.... • dlnlc .. ful the two
CSeye tt•a open," Tontbk> Mid.
-TM f9clllty la modelt -It
oon8leta al one 12-foot aqua.re room wtth equipment that la, u
DuPont d99c:ribe9 tt, "antique bUt ........
Mernberl al the Uona Club did
the 111ctric* work and moved In
the equipment, wt*h Includes an
• eumtnatlon chair, an oph~ and a Phorop-
tor. Ewrythlng In the dlnlc has
beer\ dc>naWd, ancf DuPont
hopia the genera.tty wttf con-
(l'teele ... 808/P9)
F es ti val crowd hooked on aeaf ood
tt folklore la correct and ftlh la
"braln food," then the Uona Club
FWt Fry wtM be the tmert ptac:. to
eat on the weekend of June 3-5.
It'• certainty an lntelffgent way
to get the most for your money,
.. 8 fult dinner. lncNdlng crlapy,
golden fried cod, cole ..... ,,...
and coffee or mHk, may be
purc:NIMd for only 14.50. The
Pf'lc9 9lio lfd.tdee a chance to
wtn raffle prtzea.
Mote than two tona al ftatl wMt
be fried during the feattval. ••tt we
have u bjg a crowd aa we
anticipate, we'll ...w about
10,000 fleh dlnn«s," Paul
LMnaa, UoM QUI> preektent,
aaid.
The Mcret al the fish's flavor
Hea In the eecret batter recipe
credited to the late Heinz Kat..,,
reetaurateut Md Uon. The
apedal batter haa beer\ a crowd-
pie..., ~ the first ftah fry In
194&, llnd the uone ... no
rwon to brW U. wtrang
atrMk. "The feetMll ~low
It," lamaa Aki. "We get re-
q._..... for the ...ape~ year,
but that'• privileged Infor-
mation.''
"ftatl Is not your dllh, you don't
have to go away hungry. Hot
dogs. hwnburgere, tKOe, com-
on-tn.cot> and ., wray of
edtblee wMI be aveMable. Home-
made aweeta wtM be ,_tured at
the dnnrt bOOth.
Fllh dlt" .. wMI be aerwd In
Uona Park, Cotta Mela, from
5:30 p.m. on .k#te 3 and from noon on June 4 and 5.
TALES RIOM MllcEYEGIASSE.S· ...
• MacEYEGLASSES le the .... Or. Sl.o. hM itvn to
.,..t111• IM ._... -.ke I• • a.o.r . . . If he IUde •v ........ ta .. t.o.r •.. wlllch IM doeA'd
Crowda tackle Flah Fry
A crowd o1 ... tMa <&,000 ta.med oat to UMl C&nalftl Jut ,_r. VWton ea.Joyed
attead tM 421141 Aaa9al rlM hJ Parade foo4.8ftam.,a•1DndbytlMLlona.
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Traditional festival offers old-fashioned fun
Rid-, &ootha recall memories of past carnivals
at the 43rd annual Fish Fry event in Liona Park
" you'w been wonder'•~ ~ hllppened to the good
~ <*TWal, you owe
It to~ to Witt Uone Pllft< In co.ta W..June 3--5 for the 43rd
annum Alh Fry Md C.-nMll.
Thia trlldltk>Nd fWtfvllt oner.
aometNng for ewwyone In the
famity, from thole who re-
member wMt a r.., camlval ts
sos .. .
Pnill .... ..
tlnue. "We need IOm80M to
donate ~ le9tlna ap-
paratua,' he Mid. In eddltlon to
provtding • examinations and
tr .. tment. the• cHnlc eupplles fr•=·· Du ia no wanger to volun-
teer *Oft<. He hM conducted eye
surgery In c.lc:utta, lncfta and
Zamboega. Mindanao. "But
there are pecipee In ow country
who nied help," he Mid.
Cuml!ntly he .. Mllsted at the
cffnic by hla MeOdat99 Ora. Jeff
Azua mnd Keith Haneon, q>-
t omet rl1t1. and Pauline
=:=-a0on~H=
optometrl1t1 and
ophthUnok>gists. according to
DuPont who _.., many of his
OOIHgo• haYe apt 1111 d great
lnt•e9t In volunteetlng at the
clnic.
The cantoed 19 WltY heevy,
and wttl undouDtedty Nmlin IO
untJt M ~ poaible to
provide more dlnlc hours. "But no one ia turned llW8'f ,'' said
DuPont.
Hke to those who have never aeen
one.
There wW be enough carnival
rides to keep you whirtlng,
bumping, gliding,~ and drift-
ing for hours. Aid8a range from
the mild to the breathtaking with
a special section set Ude for
young children. ~
Nobody should go through fife
without at least once attempting
to win a prize at a camfval booth.
For thoee who pride themaefves
on perfect aim, th«e are games
of skin such as balloon darts and
jingle board.
For thoM who would rather
leave It all to cnence there are
wheels of fortune. The lkllful and
the lucky can walk away with
ham, bacon, plants, goldfish or a
furry stuffed panda.
A variety of entertainment will
be presented throughout the
weekend. The Music Man Sand
HUDrS
from Orange County, Chorus
Une Studio and Linda's Dance
Studio are all acheduted for
return engagements and, for the
ftrst time, Sunshine Magic win
make an appearance.
Several drawings wilt be held.
Prizes Include a color televtsion,
household appliances, OYernight
lodging at the Red Lion Inn,
Sunday brunch, a $750 trawl
certificate presented In cooper-
ation with Bank f>taza Travet, and
the grand prize, a 1988 Ford
Mustang LX. pr8Mftted In coop.
eratlon with Theodore Robins
Ford. The winner must pay tax
and license on the e11r. Wlnners
must be preaent with the wtnnlng
tickets in order to claim their
prizes, except for the Mwtang.
The festival also on.rs attreo-
tlons not found at the ayerage
carnival: free vision, heertng,
blood pressure and blood auger
SC¥eening.
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Truck driver sees happy ending
with treatment for eye injury
When Art George ... In hie
30'•, front dtek bfllk• ... a
new Idea. Since hew.a a,.. car
driver It ... Off'1 loglcllt that he
would be Hllcted to ct-* out
the brake'• effectlYenele -at
190mph.
Thia 8tory haa a Nippy ending,
but tt wu a long time coming.
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complete with mutttple lnjurtee
Inducting -1oul • dmnllge.
Although he "'°°"91 ed .. vtlkM't,
the tr8uma reeutted In the de-
velopment of catwacta.
Then George found that .....
MCOnd career • a trudc c:trtwr was In jeopsdy. Hll llft • w
vlttu9ly aigtlt1111 end he oouldn'J
pa. the Wllon portion of the dtMngeum.> .
"Doctors toki me there WM
notNng by could do, •• r9Cllla
George. now 73. But he wu
refelfed to Or. Ctwtltopher Lyon,
ao he c:tedded to obt8ln MOttlW
opinion.
••1 told him tMN WM one
chance In 10 that he'd be..,.. to
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aald.
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that he wu about to put eatve on
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dMlncWtltlcwtth the Uona Club
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