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37fh District senator considered likely
to be nominated neit by Deiikrilejlan
Jewl8h eettler In the oc-
QIC)led Weet e.nk fires ·
eubmachmegun at a
crOwd of rOCk-throwtng
Paleatlnlana./ Al
COait
Five Coaat high 8Choola
held graduatlOn exerci ...
Thureday./ Al
s.n,te vot• to Include twoPlaMed Orange
CG,unty toll ro.da In the
.tate hlghwey 1Y9tem./ M
ACM» mid o.m.
Buletln Boerd
8ulln111
Claulfted
Cornlea
Entertainment
opinion
PllS*u:zt
Polee Log
Public Notlcel =:.
Drug farm
sus~ct
lmowaas
merchant
BJ-JONATHAN VOUU .............
A C.O. Maa man who air= built an elaborate marijuana
beneath bis home ii a loaatime o_ra. Cout busineluiMn wbo ran a
.tft-of 'ft ud f.aVBic sboPI, ... ._,,II . autboriue11a1d today.
Sulpec1ed pot power Kent Sandlin
previously owned a pft ~ OD
Pacific Coast Hjpway and now NM a ceramic shOP, authorities said. He
previously operated five or six other
lhOPit they said:
AcUna _on a tip, Loi AnSlei
County Sberitr1detectives from Nor-
walk and Costa Mesa police raided
Sandlin's 29Slh BJ'09dway home
Wednesday.
Beneath the onwtory home, they
alJe8edJy found a cdlar measuriq aboUt 30 by 20 feet witb a l 0 to 12·
foot·biab ceilina that was beina med
for a IOPhisticated "uana mm,
Costa Mela Detect.i~ Pbillip1
said. The room contained about 800
live marijuana plants, some a '1ilb u
four feet.
Phillip1 said the crop bed a snet
value ofSJ0,000.
P'leMe ... w Allll/A2)
Dyson tells detective details . .
of how mate was murdered
lSCENTS
2nd Arts Cente;r theater may be in the wings
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Housing
approval.
in Niguel
assailed ·
Grandjury cfiiims •
ooard OK'd ptojeet
on open space tarid
from wise offered• graduates
a1tic P~
y . eavy traffic
FARM •••
him Al
Overbeid huna benb of liebts and
Veldllion pipes uad ~in fresh •mrid tbe room of 6'oal the
... and lmiliztt. Drip liDa con-
tialed by timen supPlied water for tbeDlants. • . m ... SJRtty elaborate and very. ~."Phillipa said.
' CcJil Meta Sit-Tom Boylan ~t.cd the room contained about tOOO in equipmenL
A ladder' connected the cellar 10 a
lP door wbicti led tO a bOdtoom. l Imide a ,..... next tO the bou1e, <ta the rear of tbe lot behiDd another
allo oWDed by S.ndlin. ,P.Ol.ioe
100 pounds of dried mariiuana
appeued '° have beeo ICllJed in · hep by a uall coml*C«.
UL Thepri~marijuana a street value ors.l;ooo.
Police CoafiKa1ed I Corvette and I iickuP truck. $41500 in cub from a ilk. ~, .22 cabber ~~ : two
tM>tpnt aod a larjM::aliber rine.
• Sandlint 33. was anaac:d without
when he returned to his at aboUt '4:l0 p.m. His .,,,_,.Ellen Tustiaon. 27, n into custody when abe
at about 7 p.m., Boylan laid.
were booked oa suspicion of jul~vatioo of marijuana and pos-~ of marijuana for sale.
Police suspect the cultivation OJ)Ct·
ation may have been in operation IS ' . •
• '
loo& .. till yan.
· .. SUdlin WU bOobd into Los
~ CoWi Jail and laeld in Heu offl00,000 ~ T\llliloa W81 tent to Oran. County Jail and bdd in lieu of
SI0.000 bail She po.tat bail lbunday shottly after Sandlin was releaed from Los
AQICles County, authorities saicL
Efforts to locate ihem were unsuc>
cellfUI.
It ia UDde&r boW S.ndlie ane.dly
martded the drua.. COiia Meu
police said they watChed me home ro.-a week before die raid and did not tee an~ suspicioua.
This IUY was probably a trbolo-saJer•s wholesaler " H Mid.
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DYSONRECOUNTSMATE'SSLAYING •••
l'NmAl
1.amb'L J)ysOn met Vaiquez in · 1912
Both men were ana1ed lalt week throuab an Id she pla¢ed in the
in New York Cit)'. and are awaitiM Pennyaaver offerina her ICtVicet u a extraditiontoCabfomia.LambcOulct bebylitter. The two became loven, face the death peftalty becamc he althoup she told the detective the alJctedly killed tome0ne for orofit. in relationship had cooled to a friend-
tbia cue. a pn>mile ofSl0,000 from ah~· Iona before the mwdq. Mr. Dyton's life insurance. a and Vaquez were·liviftJ in
Despite Dyson'• admiuiona. bet me in Vista in 1982, at a ume
Deputy Diltrict Anomey Paaick when her husband wu away week-
Cl.!ary said lbu.nday, ·•wo are DOl days. Vasquez would leave on week· o&riJlla any reductiOn in tbe Crime. ends when the husband returned Tbat•s ablolu1dy out ~ tbe ~ home.
tion." Durina at least six weekends, the
the deW date for the ala>'ll.11. But wbell
Dyaon went to s*k up 'Umb at bil b01eJ on that day, be was nowhere 10
be found, Muon wrote.
To make sure Lamb didn't t.ct out apin, Vasguez said be wouldddiw;r
l..Unb to Dyton the nut time. On Nov, 1_71 the trio met in 1 put:ina lot
at Goaaen-.i Street and Warner
Avenue in Huntinat0n Bcacb, Maton
MOte. ·
~n drove Lunb tO the coo-domanium, where be wait.cd in the
prqe until lbe •ilDaled him to climb
the stairs to her nUlbancr1 aecond-
atory bedroom. DytOn told Maon.
CENTER PONDERS SECOND THEATER •••
S1ill,laeaaiditwou.ldbeto[)yt0n•1 husband slapped Dyson around and
ldvant11t to testify apiMt tbe mea. raped her, aocordina to reooru. Jt wu lfsiven12S.:year1entcncc.8cWould durina this time she told .Vaquez. be: d~ble for DI"* in letl than lS ••she wilhed Mel would have an ~ Parole officials look favorably lelcident," Mason wrote.
on an inmate who has helped Police, But it wu Vaquez who first uked
the proeecutQr said. about the life insurance money and
Dreuecl in black pants, a dart shin
and black tboes and with his baDdl
covered with socb, Lamb entered the
room shortly after midnilbt u Dyson
lay in bed next to her tiusband, the JraaAl
&oall poops IS the Padfic SympbOny lnd. Opera PacifiC. u well u the
tootinual succeu of South Coast ~-roceaUy~wilha ~~ -may make such a haD
t The .. needs useament market
~b Study," IS Kendrick calls it, ~11 help determine the future dc-
5 for those performances and to extent their proarammina ca.n
pand.
Ktodrick admitted that several
,esional arts aroups are now aoina ~~~ • traositiOnal period that
mu.cs ~ planni,. difficuJL
'uttheoenter"s &card of direct.on has mmitted to balancina visits by
tionally known attractions with ormanoes by locally bued ans
•UPI.-And livma up t0 that ao-J. ndrick said. may require consircfC.. · n of a second theater.
Both Kaldrick .. ~
said they are oleased witb the succe11
so far of the Performina Arts C.enU!'j whiCb opened in SePtember I 9no followiaa a massive fund..railina
campaip.
Al~ atiendarice is expected to
drop this summer, the fint sill
months of 1988 eqjoyed attendance
of better tban 90 pen:ient for oenl«·
Pf'C)duced performances and center
officials Md themtelves ahead of
their operatiftl budli:L
The recent enpeement of the PariJ
Opera BeJlet drew better than 90
percent capecity ia~ltrOm Hall and the Natiooal of C»nwla
drew. bene~ t.baD 80 percent ca.J*ity, despite pnor Perf'ormancea m Sul Dieao and Pasadena.
For other U.S. venues compu'lble
to the Performina Ans Center, a oormaJ attendance would be from 6S
.. It coulcflnakc. dift"erencc with soon the couple was talkina about
to 70 percent of cal*fty. bet Fttjna out tbeA or in l 0, 2S or 30 bow to spend the money, ICOOl'dina to
Kendrid: said the =continued ~after ....... Geary said. the report.
bill · find · ..:..-.... D;lala'• .ecount of the crime ~ wu arrested in December S1a. ty 11 to a an ._..,, revcali a somcdmel hideous, aomo-19 ne day before she was ICbod· aaJiea; IO that lla1f are IOld thtouP ICUOn sublcriptionl while the other tima ~ inept plan to uled tomeenritti inauruc:ecompuy SOct are purcbued thtOuah murder Mr. [)ylon, a )().year-old repreter1tativa 10 discu• coUectina
si ticket sales. financial consuhanL on the ~· of both, be Slid. depend on On the niaht of the murder, with Vaquez 10ld l>y1on in 1982 that be
the center•• continued lbility to hercbilcbensleeoin&inaroonucrou knew someone willina to kill her uar _..,.......___ by the ball, Dyson Ddl..amb ~in husblDd, Maaon wrote but it wun't present Q.\I •ty .,..."''"......_ sex acu on the OOor. only a leW feet until September 19U that Lamb
aroi:pso;: '~':>'n re:;itaJ::n~.. from ber husband'• bloody body. received airfare for • one-way ticket
Thursday mornina meetiDlo Plutcr ICOOl'diDa to Muon's report. Oyaon to Los~ At the time, Lamb
Kennedy was elected to tbe Center told Cbe detective that Lamb ~ wu livina 10 the Bronx next doOr to
board of directors. Kennedy, an tetted tbeY have ICll to coavincle Vuquez'• mOther. <>ranac County native and ~t of po&e lhC ~.hem rtped; · . Sometime durina the •nina of Orange,iseucutivevicepneidentof {)ylOD Oflllnally tboulbt Lamb October 1984, ~b amved in LOI
r.-A · T'tle l ,.._ -ouldsbOotwbu.abudWitbaaun, ~ICCIOl'dmctoMuon'srepon. .-.... mencan 1 marance """" ·which the blld p·ven him mftlMll'V to At the ti n...A.. wu livina with which was a &NUor contributor to the -, ie ume, ..,,_ :. -,. center's buiklina fund. buy, Muon wrote. But Lamb ap. ber huabencra mother in Wilmiftl&OD
He is 1 IJ'llduate of use and parently spent the money and ·later , and apendinJ weekends at the ~
Hasti.Qp Law School aftd is currently asked . Vuquez buy him a bro'Ml, pie'• Hunttnaton Hubour con-
1 member of the board oftbe Bowen wOod-bandJe kitchen knife at a batd-dOminium.
M · Ila-ta • --ware store. -Vaquez ud Lamb spent most of
said. ~b appro9Cbed ·Md riJ111 away. Sbe then beard Md in"Mc a I09
ICrtlm," Malon wrote. '°The next
thina abe •w wu Mel falli ... "
Lamb allc:eodJy wubid off the knife and sOcb in the couple's
bewoom. He and 0yaon then bad
sex on the ftoOr at the b>t of the~
accordina t0 the repon. She later dropped Lamb ' off' It
Second Street and Pacific Cout
Hiahway in . Lona Beach, Muon wrote.
ROUSING •••
Proa Al
the ~ then it did IO without
the knowledp of the Kite H• residents wbO attended die Nov. 2S meetina. u.seum 10 .-u '"... Tbe murder wu oripnalty sup. the moatb holed up in a hotel The
t--~-----~---~~!llllll!ll ________ l!llm __ ... ___ .__.__. poied to OClCUr in 198'4 oa Halloween men met witb l)yaon 1evenl times to !lilbt Lamb ....., broke into the Plan * killi111o Muon wrote. ff•~ H..t.oui CIODdomiaium l)ylOD IPCftt Halloween niltit at and waat.cd for Mr. J;>ytOn to come ber mocber.m-a..ts boule anCl· was
home. But be fled after an uniden-lbocted Wben ber husbud caJled 10
tified woman....-tbe ~ UMd ay bit condominium had been
the t.tllroom, aad left. accorctias to broken iato.
··1r there had been a cha• in u.. recommeDdition, tbeJl the citizeal
bad a rilbt tO know," bie llid. ERGESON MA YYET BE TREASURER ••• -..-Al
umnilt for the Sacramento Bee.
id this momina it is too soon to tell
ho the aovemor's choice will be. I ••1t•1 rtal up in the air rijht no9i."
Walten said. "I'd say Bersetoo and ~our arc definitely candidates. I
think the governor bu to decide
..whether he wanu a caretaker or
possibly run for &0vemor later."
BerlCIOn bas a fairtY. IOOd rela-
tionship with Deuklile,ian1• Walt.era
Wd. And the &0vernor cowo can "• feather io bis cap" for namina a
woman to the trelSW"er's post, he
added.
someone who can run in 1990 and .. Her main drawbeck is her qe. He
· ~WORi>S OF WISDOM •••
Pro.Al
w Laauna Beach sculptor Bal
·Pu1«tel. a paduate of Loot Beacb ~olyt~bnic Hilb School: .. For ~
school sradua~ I think they fail to
lf'CCOlllize bow important the ans tum out to be in their lives. BUsinaamen,
succusful people, use their ans
~undl 1 pat deal more than
most of us i'ealize. Tbere'u very biab
correlation between ans trainina and
IU(Ull and I think it's becolnina
more and more apparent. I order 10 be IUCXCMfu1. J 1laiat. YoU ~ IO be
crative. And dalt will help in any
field. For anduatel PDI oa to coUete. lhey'd be matj'le. bed
piiltake puuiJla arts in beet·
pound."
State Sen ......... ~ .... a ~uate of University ff School
m West Loa Anida: .. As weddi?J: are for brides, pW!uations ete or
parentl. Do your l)emlb a favor
today and try not to trip, chew sum or
drop your dipbna. If you cu
mau,e to O\ercome tbele three
itcacberoUI obMadel.· you are aure tO
be a bia IGCCeM ia .the adult WOltd.
Yoa'd 6c anmed al dae Dmnber ol
ID'f ftieadl wbo do tlae Uow OD I ~-..Yoamaylleowut10
coUider' ~ lryiJll to .. aad be,
your best. So ago, ,our wart. ...
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the report. °"She ... led she WI.I extrenidy
.., Dyton ftPOl'fCICIJy told tbe aurJ'!'illd wbea Mel ldepbooed the
detective she thoulb• umb wat IYinl resideece becauae sbe apected bim
and that he bad limply developed tO be deed at dlis time." MMoa wroce.
.. cold~". · :rhetrio lben alJeeecSly Ill Nov. 9 a
Tbe juiy•a letter •YI the lCito Hil
raideDts did not pr-.. tbie boinl'a
ICtioD became they· tbouibt baud
memben '#el'C v~ '° ~-¥e die open ll*'t· •
County attorney Adria Kuypier
said today be wat ~ ae
jury's aJJeptiona but Md rw:bld ao
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C.1Jeerleadla6 cl•••• H.t .
A worklhOp to introduce students to basic yells
and sona leader routines will be offered by the Irvine
Community Services Deiwtment. besinnina next
week, at Northwood Community Park, 4530 Bryan
Ave., Irvine. . .................. •
Claues for younptm from 6 to 9 yean will ~n Monday for four weeks. while lessons for the
10 to 12-year-old poup start Wednesday, both
runnina from 9;30 to 11 Lm. The fee isS 15 and more
information ls available at 552-4350. Hail ~.and farewell-to alma.mate11
1'aJ6nllJ6 talk •lated ·
Carol Leavitt from Carol Leavitt Interiors will
discuss interior desianina at Monday's meetina of
the Business Referral AllOciation.. ..
The luncheon meetina will be held at Robert's
Pacific Restaurant, 2H6S Jeronimo Road. Mission
Viejo. Meetinp are open to business people, and
further information may be obtained ~ callina
581-1106.
BB Ne•comen meet
· The Huntintton Beach Newcomcn will have a
ljet..acquainted KSSion Tuesday at 9:30 Lm. Call
Melody Boyer at 96M 129 or Dorothy Sheldon at
962-7128 for further information.
Soviet teen• tn.cuaed
Jerry Hopper, a former teacher in Russian
icbools. will speak on °The So'4et Teen-aaer -
Time (or Cbanae" at Tuesday's meetina of the
Optimist Oub of Irvine.
The 7 a.m. breakfutteSSion will be hcldatHors
Hut, 18850 Dou'1as St., Irvine. Call 83().5639 or
538-5882 for detatls.
'c.11'6nplJy·work•IJop
A workshop for children 8 to 1'4at Golden West
Collqe will look at callisra_pby as an art form as well
as a writina skill, startina Tuesday.
The propam will be conducted by GWC art
. instructor Carl Glassford Tuesdays and Thursdays
from 3 to 4:30 p.m. in fine Arts.207 tht'otiab July 14.
The fee is $27, and more information is available at
891-3991.
Nutrition .erln at YMCA
Owen Carreon, a nutritional consultant.. will
~nt a family health series, surtina Tuesday, at the Newpon-Cost Mesa YMCA.
The ~ms will run Tuesdays from 7 to 8:30
p.m. throu&hAua. 2atacostofS18persessionat the
Y, 2300 University Drive NCWJ?On Beach. Pre-
reaistration is required an. d further ID formation may
be obtained by allina the YMCA at 642-9990.
Sleep lecture at library
Dr. Victor Strelzow, an asaistant P.!'Ofessor of •uraery at the UCJ Medical Center, will speak on
sleep disorders Tuesday at the N~n Center
branch oflhe Newpon Beach Public Library. ·
The ~m is free and will last about an hour.
The library 11 located at 856 San Oemente Drive,
and additional information is available &om Jackie
Headly at 644-3186.
No meetinp scheduled
Monday, Jane 27
• 6:30 P..m. c..aa Mela pa ...... c.m.lnlea,
City Council chambers, 77 Fair Drive.
• 7 p.m. H•......_ ~ CltJ c.adl. City
Council chambers, 2000 Main St ·
Life ~oad ~ eclaool coaa-meaoed or a .. On.Me Cout
•Dior cl••••• Tia~
Aa ---~---117 ~-..at a P·•·· ol•nr•t.-at C09ta llw'• Sl'hMk mp
:8claool lauded to ...... --"otlaer ........ tlle ocnapat.la-
tlOIMI of ~-.... frlimiil at O.Yldaoa f'leld ID Jlte:
B•cll wMre wUet ID tlae
• DOOD l'fewport Bar1"w ~
llclaool'• cJUa of •aa llad markid
tile moaeat wltla· to••-•
mortarboanla aad coafettl.
Elatloa -and Inflation -
were mdeDt .. Juoa Baldwta
ted frciia Lapaa B•cll
. llcllool •utna ceremoalea
eBcnrl,
Tlae 10 MD.lon OD Corona del
llar'a jdrl9' YOlleyb_all team
Otlaerei ID ,..._t of mlaaret
ilecoratiou for ~ "84 ,m,Jat
party OD tlaelr campu. ·
-Tlae capper aJ Paclflc
Amplaltlleatre allowed tile fa~~ ~ of oae new ca.ta
11 .. JDC118cbool alma.
..
4-flying out of John Wayne c.tall ..
A father visitina bis natural dauah-
tcr alleaedly molested the 3-year-old
airl Police~ tearellina fort.be man.
JO.year.old lirt ill the 700 block of
Center Street. • • • A 2~year-old woman reported that
another woman &ore her bra off and
foadled her bn:as1I ia t.be bathroom Of a blJ' at 194) P!aoentia. ~ die in Big~ planecra~h • • • A man Who .. smelled dirty like
beer" allqedly ki91ed and fondled a
Offtce·· branch manqer. had invited M . . V . . t ~w~~h=~ 1ss1on 1e10 een
IM way 1a1e1 were aoin&-:J ....... .:i.~1.·:'J!=;i: stabbed by intruder
that I bad to mitt o"L dWatillJ that I COQld bave
•upid plane. ..
1lil twi& 19ae plane had ftown ... ._me. 10 the retOn in the
... · ..... Mountains &om W. w.,_~ Bryant said . . -Wit I 11 tllil iavatipton the c-.. .,.. behind ·ano.hcr !!f:_ ••au fo 1M airfidd when it
..... Lr., ' ... '° loll power,
attlleker, known to the woman only a
,.Heleu," fled iD a red aporU CU. • • • • A man alleaedly pouDded OD the
.-.doorofahomemtbe lJOObkd Of Adams Stn:ict. apparently to draw
atteDlion to bimldf 'II be .....-.
beted. ~ 27-ycar-old womaD inlide said s.be didD 't see the maa•1 tlce.
,
Extradition
hearinl ·
pos~~ed
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ibould ~ ... ,~ ... ud dry
wcalberfDr .-... 1-.
Iowa OoY. reni.-...ad today llPin~dle-..ldlaim... tration t:w mew _.. IO droullat·
atric:kee llrmen. ..................
atioll is ,_.. mmi atilcll 41ay by da .. ~ic·s not flUrathe....._.wtaobas a crop di ..... IO ... Ill ftwncill
burden of tJail. 00
.. •ad mid OD
NBCs '"Today" *-· -We cu't afford to tee mare family ....._. be
pushed oft' the lancl."
Thursday Branstad and fellow 90v-
emon from North DUOI&, South
Dakota. Illinois., Min~ Nc-
bruka. Kansas, Montana, Ohio and
Wisconsin warned that the dJ'ouPt is
seriously aflectina food ps:odUCUOD.
The situation ii .. much more
critiell than we even 1Uli7.ed, .. said
Gov. ~SinnerofNorth eek~
cbainnu Of tbe National Governors
Allociation'111riaahure commit1ee.
.. rm afraid we're toina 10 toee
some Wmcra. and we've loll enouah
already in my state,.., Sinner laid.
11:9.ca.~s t forced
schildren
-· ... ·a A cow m1lllOll• -a oaatlla ,_ ...... tureuid ....... ...
tMDll.._ ........... offwrldoQnadeClty, T-.
AIDStra~
plan effective
CJllCAOO (AP> -T~ tbe ..... COll'8dl ol people .. inktod
Reagan shunned Pentagon arms_ Drug-smuggling suit
reform, ex-Defense aide declares dismissal fambasted . .
Wida tbe AIDS virus ca 1le a tricky
but OOll.cfktive way to lloW tbe
...-oldae clileale a loaaa beaJth 1'olUft ._., dildole names, say
UCbon ol a new llUdy.
.. We tried very bard to develop I
politive, em~aad com-p111iwte . . with the
people we worbd wi " said Dr.
Randolpla E. Wykoff, co-au1bor: of a
INCIY.tbM found"contact~~ to be
wortllWbile, COGtrary 10 tbe ~
t.iom of many heaJtb officia1i.
.. I could tee very dearly where this
woWd bave been a miserable failure if
they hadn't trusted us," Wykoff said
• of the study published in today's
Journal of the American Medical
Alaociatioa.
The It~ Oonducted in a rural
Soulia Carolina COWlty in 1986 turned
up 82 men and one woman wbo
pc>111bly bad been. e .. poscd to the
virus; raean:ben said.
W ASHINOTON {AP) -Preli-contracton. The leCn:t information
deat ...... aDd former DrieDle could have pveo the recipients the Seamryc.p.r Weinbeqier&iled to advarilqe in winninacontracts wonh
support db1s &o reform tbC multi-billions of dollan.
bi~ Penf.llOD ~ COqress wants to know bow many ~>'i!ll ~"and the remit 11 .a .. rotten a~" ue amons tbe people national~ says the Peat.aon s buyina weapons for the NDUlfOD and bmer-aoqu111b0ns czar. . .. Whether the military pun:buina sys-
Ricbaid P. Oodwin •ya he quit bis ·iem itself is to blame. leaden said
job lat SepcaDber becauae RQl&D Thui'lday.
~ w~ sbOwed an .. unwill-The bearinp will be held tepantely = .. 10 make some bard de-by ~ HOUie ~ Senate ~nned
Godwin is likely to be amona the Serv .. teeS Commat~ ~ ~u '!01
witnesses when Consress beains bear-~ . the. · OOIOIDI cnl!"nal an-
inp next ~It into Pentason vestapt.Jon. into~ pnvate con-
purcbasiD&t the subjeCt of. mush-~ul~f:S bribed reniaaon officials for roomina cnminal inveatiption. inside tnformatton about contncts.
The investiptioa fOCusn on The Houte Anned servicel Com-
wbcther privale consultants. many of mi nee Will to first. with a bearina next
tbem former defense ofticiala. bribed week. said Warren Nellon, a spoke9-
Pentqon employees for inside infor-man for the Democratic·<lOntrolled mation aDd then so&d the details to panel
Governor's prison.program
. victim ofbudget-~utbacks
SACRAMENTO (AP) -The four
Deliocrata on the J..tcislature's buclliet committee al.ished Sill miDioa &om Gov. Georee ~
kmcjian'1 priloo propam to help
.. 'nee. budeet they feel is ia trouble
bec:aua 1bc 90vemor withdrew his SIOO million tn plan.
0. lbc leCODd day of the commit-
tee'• work Tbunday, the lix law-
malrcn caa about $260 milliolll from
tbc ua .... nced $44-billion-phu
J 9IU9 b9dset for the filCll yar that beains iD oae week.
A~ to cut public tchool aid
by S ;iilion f.aHcd on a 3-3 vote,
but tJle. conferees said die)' wo11ld
couider that apin, aivea 1bc DeCeSl-
ityof mak.inacuts. Alsot1~ bot
not voted upon, were adl of 100
million eadt for the University of
California, California SWC Uruver-
sity and community ooUelet.
Thursday's cuts, com6ined with
the $400 million removed Wednes-
day, ~t the conference commjt-
ke about halfway to its pl of
balancina the budaet and creatina the million deficit 1n Deutmej1&D"1
$600 million emeraency iaerve that prol)OICd $44.Sblllion budeet.
the Republican aovemor insists "We've already proved more ~
~ s~~~bc~and"~ Other cuts Thursday included $27 more cuts to ao.:· aid Vaconcellost
million from health ~ms, io-0-San Jose. ""If anyone thinks we're
cludina Sl4 million by re1 · • just sittina utfbere playina pmea-
abortions for poor wom~8'1 this is the most arduous Wort I've
million from the [)qmtment of ever done."
Education office; SS.2 million for TheA.uemblj-Senatecommineeis
IChool disuicU with dedinina enrol-U'Yinl to fabion a ~ lmenta; Sll million for tacber train-unbalanced ¥e11ion1: . .,
ina ptOtnma; and $31.6 million for plan. tbe Ammbly'a S45.l public lcbool program oost-of-livina Pf01!0111 and the Senate's $45 billion mcreuea. -veruon.
The four Democrats continued Tiie three went into deficit wben
their bitter at..W on the R.eoublican Deukmejiall ·repudiated tbc SIOO aovenor for witbdrlwina ,&is S800 lniJlien iD iacreated iDCOme Ud
million, budst-balancina tu plan twi-. 1Uel be bad ~ lat
and leavi111 the '-udset Witb insu~ aloetb to paniaDy compenmc for the
cient rneaues. and repeatedly Ja.. SI biDioa mapected iDco.inc tu mented the cuts. · sbortfalJ this sprint.
Al one point the chairman. At-When the conferenee committee sembtyman John Vasconcellos, .,_..~the deficits ranted from
notedthatcutshadbrouahtthedeficit $199 million for Deuk.mejian's
in tbC Senate-passed budaet 10 S 132 budlet to $728 million for the m~lioa, a smaller bole than the S 199 Aslembly'L
.. We are not investiptina the
criminal cue," Nellon aid Thurs-
day ... Whal we are looti.al at are the
byproducts of the cue, aucb u what
happens to t.bC oont.racts that are under a cloud. ..
The Senate Armed Servicei Com-
mittee bas tentatively ICbed.,aled
bearin&1 July 12-13, said chairman
Sam Nwan, D-Oa. Ttie panel met
behind ClOled doori Thunday after.
noon witb Navy ~ William Ball
· .. We will not have bearin,p on the
investiption, .. Nunn said. '"The last
tbina we want to do is interfere with
the ongoina investiption."
Tbebeariapwill be .. ootbe= P.rocumnent .,aem,·· be ex · ncd,
'to find whet.her there are a feW rot1en a~ or many rotten apples or baSic
flaws in the procurement systeta"
No-fault insuiance
rate hikes revealed
TuETALBon-
Bdw11E
Qn.rulty ~ m.Olrnlll.
For drae or jprt,
fJ deMic fh8 ,.,'t'.81&.
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MIAMI (AP) -A fedenJ judlle's
diamitlll of a da.mllie suit acamna
29 of runninaapu-b'~
1111 111 tcbeme to aid the Contra
was anpily denounced by
stunned ~tifli u a politic:al move.
But one of the dcfendanta, who
inclUded former CIA offidalt, Contn kaden and cocaine tnflickera, said
the S24 millioii lawsuit was itldf a
political anack on the Reapn admin-
:auation and probable Republican
presidential nominee Gccqe Bush. .. rm v plcued," retired ~-
Gen. Job~ SinaJaub, a key fiaure in
the lran.COntn teandal, said follow-
ina Tbunday's rulint: "I tbiilt the cac it 100 penat political"
Cllief U.S. DilU'ict Jud,e James
.Lawrence ~·· rul!_nJ also cleared Iru-Contra fiiures Richard Secord and Alben . Hakim. former CIA
deputy director of operations
Tbeiodotc SbaC:f · Contra 1aMler Adolfo Calero leaden of Col· ombia's violent Medellin Cand.
In pantina summary judlmenta to
the defendaD•• Kina tciuncl that the
plaiatifl's, two~ bad failed
to prove their cac. · •
. Christie Institute attorney Duiel
Sheehan, whole libeiU, Wahinaton-
bued · tion aleCI the plainti~:.CS Kireps~DOtitical
motivatiom in his om: and said be wouklaooeal to the 11th U.S. Circu.it
Coun ol Appeals in Atlaata.
"The judee'• action is a comc:ioul
action to stop this cue &om~ 10
trial before the dec:tion, • taid
SbcebaD. 1be court ba defied the
law, ootjUlt mistaken the law."
Sheehan and the plaintiff's said they
were stunned the Judie'• ruliq came only a fewtdays before the trial was to
start Mooday.
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State Senate baCks
toll roads f~r county ·
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hiahway system amounted to a
danierous • new ltlte pOlicy that would pve relatively affluent areas
like Oianae County ID advanta,e
over poorer areu in obWnina and
maintainina new hiabways.
He said the state doan't ute the
same pOlicy fot toll bridees-
. But Seymour defended bis
propotaJa. •Jina that <>rans CountY. relidenta would be pa)'ial fdr part of
tbe maia1nance COit.i tbtoulb·tbeir iasoline Wes.
.. Let my county to." be aid.
Keene pmlicted that once the toll
f09dl are build. OranlC County residents wouldn't support 111 tu
inc:reuea needed to build hiahways in
otber perts of the state.
Seymou(a bills. 582048 and 582049. Were approved by identical
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Lungren ruling
shoufd operi. door
f or·Bergeson
The SU.le Supreme Court's aninimous rejection of Dan
Lunaren u nominee for stale treuurcr deserves apPlause. But
the vole abouk1 .not be iA~ as a referendum on the
Republicu reP11 e1eniative'1 abilities.
The eminently qualified conpessman &om the 42nd
District blid tbe resume but not the political markers to win
confirmatioa for the YKUt state ~t
Clearly. tbe coun bad no chotoe but to rule that the state
Senate's vole ~nst Lunaren was sufficient to block his
appointment by Gov. Oeol1e Deukmejian.
The court's decision is a triumph for common sense. an
independent judiciary and the bicameral power of the state
Legislature. Some miabt araue tbe court's ruling represents a political
defeat for Deuk.mejian. Actually the lt)vemor's political
whippina took place earlier in the Senale.
Politics does not have a seat on the hiah court
The seven juati<la, five of whom were appointed by
Deukmcjian, read the law u it was intended and dispelled any
previously held notions of conservative court·packins.
Attorneys repreteDtina Deukmejian and Lungren had
arpcd that a provision of the law spccifyllli a nominee be
teated ir•neitherconfirmed nor refused confirmation by both
the Senate ilnd the Astembly" within 90 days was little more
than lep1 oblulcation.
T"he lection was obviously desi&ned to prevent lqislative
filibusterina lbat would thwart the confirmatio~ by ~ poapon.i111 a vote. But just as obvio the Jaw
speci tbat the nominee must be confirmed by both the
Astembly and the Senate.
The firit seoteoce of the law uys a nominee takes office
upon confinDation by a majority oftbe Senate and Assembly.
Jt doesn't uy either/or.
The coun preserved the important role of both houses.
To do otherwise ··wou.1c1 ICriously ~ the power and
dipity of one house of the Lqialaturc, the justices wrote in
an unsiancd opinion. · · "T&e lqislatiTe ~rests in both houses.
"When, IS here, one house votes to disapprove a
nominee, the nomination is rejected, just as in other matters
requirina lqislative action." the court wrote.
The decision means many ~ Deukmejian 's power,
the court's independence, Lunaren s future and the Legis-
lature's partisanship were all redefined.
Two of the four will soon be tested apin. The court
decision means the aovemor must nominate another
candidate for treasurer.
While we are &ivina a band to the state high court, we
don't mindgivingtheiovemorthesame: Nominate state Sen.
Marian Berieson.
As we sugened earlier when Bergeson was a finalist for
the aovemor's nomination, there are few others in the state as
gua!ified and as dcservioa as the Republican from Newpon
BcaCh. AnCI 1 majority of members in both the Assem~y and
the Senate are sure to agree.
Helmet bill
We would presume the aovemor of the great state of
California bas never been involved in a motorcycle accident
without his helmet, but be sometimes acts that way.
Both houses of the l..e&islature approved a bill that would
require motorcycle drivers and passengers to wear helmets for
their own protection (and for the financial protection of the
rat of us), but Gov. George Deukmejian used his veto to
scrap the idea ...
We're convinced the next fellow's n&ht to bash his brains
out stops where his medical bills meet our insurance rates and
hospital charges. Society ends up payina much of the cost for
foolish people who prefer to have their hair flap in the breeze
while mounted on highway cycles.
We're still unsure about Deukmejian's motives for his
veto. In bis one·~e veto messqe, be said safety helmets
provide "an additional ma~n of safety to the nder."
However, be quickly added. ' I am oonccmed ... about the
need to mandate ill motorcycle riden and passengers to wear
helmets in all conditions on all hiahways.'
Hisreasorunadoesn't soundhumaneorprachcal. and we
would expect more common sense and more concern about
the welfare of Californians from the aovemor of this state.
2'aJatt Advoce-Re1l•ter
Aircraft safety
The Federal Aviation Administration's watered-down
plan for altitude-reporting transponden on small aircraft is a
faint-hearted compromise that satisfies neither small-plane
operators nor atrhne pilots nor public safety.
Late last year. Congress imposed a deadline for expanded
use of Mode C transponders, which enhance the radar signal
echoed back to a sround<ontrol station and automatically
indicate the target plane's altitude.
Consequently, the FAA Pf'oposed in February that li&ht
aircraft be required to use the devices. costina about $2,000
apiece, whenever they flew within 40 miles of 24S U.S.
11rports.
Thanks to ~n all.out lo~byiaa campai1n by the ~ircraft
Ownen and Pilots AssociatlOll, the safety m8f11n was
radically reduced. The final rWI ~uircs the use of altitude-
. reportina transpondcn within 30 miles of onJy 27 airpons.
and within I 0 miles of 109 othen;
Ocarty. by koucklin1 Wider IO pre11Ure from liabt
aircraft ownen, ConJtCU and the FAA have misted an
opportunity to reduce sipificafttly the chances of midair
mllisiom and will likely rue dait half..ao.f approech.
The FAA sbouJd exi>lore Olbu IMthoda 10 UN»• anti-
1COllision standards to the°'._. ....,.., ,_,,,.,. .......
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.. CIVIC PRIDE
Lungren :rul~ngmakes bad
month worse for governor
SACRAMENTO -June already
was a bad month for Geof'F Deu-
kmcjian.
It got worse Thursda_y when the
state Supreme Court -five of whose
stven members he appointed-ruled
unanimously that Conarcssman Dan
Lungren, Deukmejian's nominee for
state treasurer, cannot take office.
The court thus ended a nine-month
politica1-leaal squabble over
Lunaren. a Lona Beach Republican named to the powcrf ul office after the
ICFodary Jesse Unruh died in
AUJUSl. The effects of the rulina are many
and far-reachina, to wit:
• Without Lungren in office, Deu-
kmejian 's own political ambitions
become complicated.
The governor mi&Jtt have been
more inclined to take the Republican
v1ct presidential nomination. 1f of-
fered, had Lungren been in a position
to ajvc the Republicans a fiahting
chance to capture the 1<>vemonnip in 1990. If Deukmcjian becomes vice
president he would have to tum the
state over to Democratic Lt. Gov. Leo
McCarthy.
Further out. there arc some Wlthin
the governor's circle who believe he
would not seek a third term in 1990 if
Lungren were available to run in-
stead.
• Lunaren. stalled by a lack of seniority and his minority-party
status in Conaress. clearly saw the
U'Clsurer's office as a base from which
he could SC'Ck the iovcrnorship or a
U.S. Senate seat.
An intense, even compclhna con-
scrvati vc fiaure, Lunaren still
hungers for a wider career, and had
opted to give up his seat in Conpss
while awaitina a Supreme Court
ruling on his status.
It's likely now that Lunaren will
practice law in Sacramento and try to
set up a bid for statewide office,
possibly attorney ieneraJ, in 1990.
California Attorney General John
Van de Kamp, a two-term Democrat.
Jives every 1ndicatJon he'IJ run for
aovcrnor 1n 1990, thus creatina a
vacancy.
The Democrats who tried to tor-
pedo Lungren's nomination in the
Lq.islaturc -and suc:ccedcd, as it
turned out -feared that he could
become a Republican star. Lunaren's immediate prospects certainly have
dimmed. but he still has the \)Otential to become a major Ca.Jiforrua politi-
cal figure -cspeaally when the
.Republicans arc so short of statewide
candidates.
• The Supreme Court ruling 11ves
Democratic lCfislators a big psycho-.
loeical boost m their never-endina
war with Deukrnejtan for supremacy
in the Capitol.
That's especially true for David
Roberti, the state Senate president
pro tern.
While Assembly Speaker Wllhe
Brown had acquiesced on the
Lunaren nominauon and allowed it
to clear. his house. Roberti played
partisan hardball in the Senate and
blocked confirmation. That
produced a split decision that threw
the issue into the courts. and resulted in Thursday's ruhna tbat confirma-
tion by both housn was required
under an obtusely worded section of
the state constitution. Deukmej1an and Lungren had contended that
appJoval by j ust one house was
sufficient.
Brown's s&kakersh1p h.as since de-
teriorated bec:ausc of a political civil
war within the Assembly's Demo-
cratic ranks, while Roberti has quietly
but effectively improved his once-
shaky position. Robeni, who has
opcraled 1n the shadow of the flam-
boyant Brown for the past 7.S yean.
now emerses u the Democratic
Party's most powerful fiaure in the Capitol.
• The adverse Lungren decision
DAN
WALTERS
came on the heels of a series of
political setbacks for Deukmejaan.
Earlier in the month, the J<>Vemor
had done an uncharacteristic about-
face on how to handle a state budact
crisis.
DeukmeJ1an h.ad first endorsed
'Chanacs in tax laws to r&Jsc revenues.
then somt'*bat pctuJantly . aban-
doned the plan when ii was labdcd a
tax increase. His highway bond issue
also lost at the polls.
In retrospect, the lunaren appoint-
ment also was mishandled. The
aovemor stalled for weeks while
pretendina 10 consider a number of
candidates -most of them Re-
publkan lca1slators. Then. with
Lunaren's confirmation hanJing 1n
the balan~. he and his staff allowed themselves to be outfoxed by Roberti
in pinning down senators' votes.
The entire affair displayed Deu-
kmeJian's insular, sccrct1ve, take-it-
or-leave-11 style of eovemance at its
worst.
The governor must make another appointment to fill the treasurers
vacancy. He could appoint a
~taker, opt for another Capitol
outsider, or choose someone from the
Legislature, such u Senate GOP
leader Ken Maddy. who could be
confumed easily.
Whatever he docs, Deuk.mejian
can ill afford another embamssina
political setback.
Du Wallen h • 1yadk•tH
c•lUYl1t
Best way to handle phone
pitchmen? Just say 'no~
Orange Coast increasingly Inundated
by unwanted and unappreciated calls
res. 1nd then asks "how arc you?"
This is suppoled to throw you oft
Suard and to tJJjllk this is a fnend catJina., but has bc'H IO overdone that
it is now a tipoff'tht this is a ales call
MARTIN
BROWER
Dropping PE
bad decision
To the Editor: .. Incredible 11 tbe decillOD ol New-
port•Mal Diltrict ScboOI ~Intendant Joba Nicoll to dtop ph,11'.1·
cal education at a time ia tbtir li'Wll
when YOUDI DCODle ate in c:ncia1 need
of any iad iO Niouroel dllt ieblbcc their ability to dilcipline thtir nlindl
and bodiel.
Twnty-flve huildred ,_,. llGt ~ ancient Greeb. WMlet the leadenlup
of AltiaiicW tlae Grat. a icbollr Of
Aristotle who had been educated Oft
the values of~ ooe'• body
and mind u tbe moet bMUdtul of
creations, led a civilization ~ edacd to be one of the fittest of a1J
time. lo 1987, the United Statea ~~
in coocert with their conpaaiOMI
colleaaues. peseed a raolution that coco~ stale aDd loc:a.I aovem-ments and their educational
authorities to provide quality daily
pb1sical education propams for all
cb11dml from k.iodcrprtm throuab sradc 12 •
The resolution emphasizes the
importance of physical education u
essential to the arc>wth and develop.
men\ of arowina children and aoes on to say that it contritiUtes to oVerall
health of children with increated
cardiovucular endurance1 muJCUlar
strcriJthandpower.Oex.ibi ity, weisbt
rqulation, improved bone develop-
ment, improved postu~. skilled
movina, increucd mental alertness. active lifestyle habits and constnac>
tive use of leisure time.
Physical education improves men-
tal alertness. academic Performance,
readiness to learn and the child's
enthusiasm to learn. It helps improve
self-esteem, interpersonal rela-
tionships, responsible behavior and the independence of children.
Quality pbysi<:al education pro-
arams have sianificaotly reduced
heart attacks and stroke risk factors.
The U.S. secretary of Education. in
a federal report on elementary educa-
tion. states that elementary scbOol
children be Jiven the knowfedae,
habits and attitudes to provide them
with a fit and healthy life.
It is a time that Nicoll , N~
Mesa's chief education adnunis--
trator, rearran,ac his values to identify
with the prionty curricuJum ass1pcd
to the quality prosrams for the
physical, u well as mental, srowth
and development of his diten-
franchised, youthful, constituency.
BRUCE HOPPING L1a11na Be8cb
Crushing headltne
To the Editor: L
Your headline of June 18 .. Mother
Crushed by Missina Photo" was
really ludicrous. ts this news?
.. Mother Crushed by Tractor" is
news.
DORIS CASSERLY
South Lapna
Caltrans' action
highway robbery
To the Editor:
Ca.Jtrans is rippina off'tbe public for
millions upon millions of dollars and
nobody is doina anythina about it Herc ts what they arc doina. Tlley are
tearina'out perfectly safe and beauti-
ful freeway c:lividcn and replacina
them with uaJy, expensive, ablohUdy
unoeccuary concre~ dividers.
The dividers they are tearina out
are the eiaht-inch wooden posts with
the meuf auard rails to deflect any
vehicle that mi&ht hit them. In most
cases. these are additionally procec1ed
by beautitw, touah oleander bushel.
Caltrana says tJ.cy are doi• this to
ajve us additional proteelion. Tbat is
100 ~t bopuh! Somebody ii
makina millions of dollan oft'. this:
There has tO be a huae amount of paft
involved in this. It should be stoppDCI...
It is outraeeous that tbev. ~ ~
allowed to tel away with this hilbway
(no pun intended) robbery.
• DAVE JOHNSON
<>m.rio
, T oo~v IN H1sTO RY
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Irvine firm closes ov:erlapptng recycling sites to cut losses
} JI ICN Biomedicals announces
rtn Am ex listing OK, dividend
II IOI a1i1 .. fleall i.... a ~ multinanonal tells pbannaceutical products and rdated ••ices,
supplier to tbc bi01CdlnoJosy wb and clinical ~y in tbc United States, Cann, Mexico.· ad.
ilTl'li-m. diqnOltic marU&s. bu annouoced that its common &::.Ulf:.
tr• Ibara have been approved for listiQa oa the American the first Q\IU1efS ended Feb. 29:...L~ !f!
Stock Exe~. ~ aet income of. 1.4 million oa -. "' ·-Tbe Celia Mea company will initially list 8.6 milliol1.
million Ibara under the tick.er bol BIM. Tndi.oa is • • •
1-,_,,.
11 a. ICbeduled to beai.n Monday • r-u: Cbfnpuy ~vioosly ...... MMllal M •...-Ilic IM. •!\DOUDCll 1be
1H! trlded in the NASDAQ National Market System llnder continued revenue pvwtb ud .:Gad co•n c.Uwe
"'5 the symbol BIMD. profitable quaner b tbe ~ eodiaa Way 31. •
Milan Panic, c:bairman of lCN Biomedica1s Inc.. Revmues IOt tbe IOCODd quartet of 1911 wse
said, .. OurJ.istiaaon tbeAmeric:an Stock E•rN•-ispart $743.000. an Ula'eale of 70 percent over tbe 1435,000
of the evolution of the poMh of our company. It will mtauc tor tho like period last year. Net income for IM
provide oor shareholders with lbe benefits of pater Quuter was S34.~ or I ceat per lbare. la tbe _.,..
visibility and liquidity that stocb tnded on this ~ quarter last year the lrviDe-baed compuy po..a a .c teCUritietexchans~.. Jo.ofS280,000.or 14ceatspeubare. ·
ICN BiOiDediC:ats liDe of 40,000 products includes For the farst six monlbl ol this filall )Ur" maw
immunodiapostic ~nts_ ~ instrumentation. have srown to Sl..327,000 6'oG:l the $711,000 rewaw diaanostic kits. radiOCbemicala, immunocbemicals. ~todintbelikepcriodlalyear. Tbilisaia:aaaol
biochemicals. radiation masurina devices. cbronwo-SS46,0001 or 70_ ~L Net income b the fin& Mlf ti
.,apby absorbents and stable itotopea. Amoaa the dUs year as sss,ooo, or 2 cems per lbme. One year aeo tbt
company's priDci.,.J customers are life lcieDce ~ net loa was $482.000, or 24 cats per abate.
searchera, includin& tboee enppd in senetic enaineainl · The continued inc:reue in rev=ues and pro&~
and other UtU of6ioteclmolo&Y. in t'M><:iontecu1ivequu1a1 ild\aetoa pociti"Wre.ectioaof
ICN Biomedic&Js bas SlO employees in tbe United the domatic and intanational amtas '° BoMed'a
States and abroed. Sales in 1917 toWed S42. 7 million. aoaiovasive moaitorins PfQduc:b.. •
On June 13 ditecton of(C'N Biomcdica1s declared a lasl quarter 1t "8DDOUDCed tbe im:plcmcntatioe ol
quarterly dividend of 3 cents a share oo ~pany·s BoMecr1 propietuy Therapeutic M?MJ ·mll Cban
common stock. into pa IOIW computer IOftwiwe which will mtobnion.iz.ie
Tbedividend will be plid tostockholdersof n:cord at the tratment of b~ ~ aftlic:ti•
the clOR of bu.sines July IS, payable Auaust I. men tbaD 20 million AJDeric:am, will be tn:Ued in the
For the first quarter ended Febnlary 29, ICN pbysiciu•s ofticc as a banodyumic and not a psewre Biomedioals Inc. repoJ1ed aet income of S'66 I ,000 oo ctilocder.
sales of St 1.4 million. • • • DirectonofSPI~ a bavedcdared
a quarterly dividend ofl cents per dwe oo the c:om.puy•a
common stock.
Tbe dividend is payable Aq. t, to stockboJden of
recordonJuJy 15.
The C.olta Mesa firm manulxtures, disuibu1eS and
••• ...,.. Alftnft C..."t ~Devices Division in lrvi.nie bas woa a $177,786 coa.trxt &om die U.S. Air
FClllU to supply 1 S3 wirina bamcwi.
• • • MS Belle•• m Hontinasoa Belllch basbeenawmded a
U4.296cootract from the U.S. Air fClllU 10 ~ pivoc:a.
NYSE UPs & OowNs OTC UPs & Do\'fNS
• J
Stock market retreats
NEW YORK (AP) -The stock mark:et
retreated Friday in modera~ tradina, apparently
. discountina the benef'tcial effec:1s of a stroaacr
dollar and cased interest rates in the credit
markets.
Some traders •id they weren't surprited that
inveslOrs would cub pjns made catlitt in the
week, when the Dow Jones industnal avcrase hit a
post-crash high on the dollar's mursina value .
.. As far as the stock market is concerned, you
miahl ,et a bratbef in here." said Gerald Rivlin,
executive vice president at Rodman cl Renshaw
Inc. in Chicaao.
" But others who had thought the dollar move
+ ~ possibly sianaJcd the start of a sustained upward 4~ '" move in stock prices were disappointed.
'
tt Some said talk had resurfaced that the dollar's
111 new stren&th, in1tcad of helpina stocks by easina ... , inflation and au.ractina forcif!J buyers. cou.kfprove
harmful by bluntina the unprovement in the ,..,_ = nation's tnlde deficit.
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Pers0nal income up,
but modestly, in May..
hnonil consumption upen·
diuares. whicb iDCf ude vinually
~ except in.mst oa ddM. roee 1 ..odef ale O.S ~t in May
i>lloWi• I 0.4 ~t ri• in April.
For t Father's Day card ·
DEAll ANN LANDERS: I bave a ,.,, --------...i--~1ilif'11.u.-....... ,._. = ................... _ Deu Did s&ory lbat will blow you out
of lbe .... Alto, I could tute '*
IOllll ldviile. My _puatl divorced whea I wu l. rm 34 now. o.d married my anodMr't bat friead. I didn't tee bim
tpin until I was 7. t haven't teen him
IUM:C.
Dlld suppor1ed me till I wu 21 and *"* \0 IM until I WU 12. He promiled to come tee me 1evtta1
tima but tOmebow he never made it.
I continued to write, but when I didn't
receive aay an1wers I quit. There
didn't .em to be much point in
writi• \0 I phantom.
Recefttly I leimed lbat Did WIS
livil!J in NapleJ. Aa., and I decided to
call tiam. The conversation went like
this:
Me: Hello, may I speak to Mr.
Williams? Him: Who is this catlina?
Me: I am his dauahter1 .. Wilma."
Him: This is Mr.Williams.
Mc: o.d'?
Him: Don't call me that.
Mc: Why not?
Him: After all these yean1
Me: But I've been tryina to find
you. Your family wouldn't tell me
where you were.
Him: Don't pve me that. And
listen. do me a favor and don't call up
here anymore. I don't want to have
anything to do with you or your
family.
Then be hung up.
At his point I am ttyina to get his
addrtss lhrouah the Naples post·
master. If! act it, should I write to him
or should I just show up at his front
door? Or should I pretend be is dead?
-LONG-LOST DAUGHTER.
DEAR LONG·LOIT: RereM JMr
letler ao m~. Take •te ef die facl lbt
yo.r fa&Mr dN Ml tee yM fer ft••
yun after lie ... yev medler .,U\.
Nete, .... lbt M -.,e4 wrtdlll
wllea '" were 1l ... tat M MYer .W come a. tee Y"· u , ......... , .. , ..... ~·
JH mlpt drop ~ a UH wldl yMr
w11•1s .... AM ....... ._. • ... , ......... v ..... ... ,.. .................... ~ ...................... r.""' ... , ..................... a .. 11
...a.HaaMrrelefllllMlr .... • ••• DEAR ANN LANDERS: RccmtJy
my I S.~r-okl daupter was invited
to a beckyard pool puiy. "Jilr
immediately went shoppina for a new
billhina &uiL finally she found one
without the French-cut thi&hs and
revealina neckline.
After Jill was in the water for about
an hour she discovered that her suit
became uansparcnt w~n wet: Stie was honifted and aot out of tht pool
as quickly as possible. How much
better it would have been if the label
on the suit had informed her of this.
Manufacturers should tie awate that
swimsuiu arc non-returnable Md
they are expensive. A SUtPrille like
this is not appreciated. --UPSET IN
PENNSYLVANIA. .
DEAll UPSET: Ual--&elJ
Mme twimAIU .. '-t1•e trw--,.,_a wtiea wei.11...-,.. Mleel
twlmwear tUI Is ...... m.e. K ,....., eolen are Mti. U ,.. are
... are, dleek wldl IM~
....... , ..... 11 •
AftlBI (March 21,April 19): Suddenly you are aware
differently if only you bad another chance. You get 1t,
involves money and personal possessions. Sttns oria-
inality, independence. of true .. inner feel· ------..... ----iop. .. Furthermore.
SYDIEY
you'll know what to
do about it. Scenario
hi&hliabts special re-
lationships, rap·
proc.hement with Ollll' famal)' member. ,
Scorpeo involved. ·
TAUJlUI (April ~May 20): c.1teCk rcfemic:es, be aware oflepl Altus of
one who makes mensatio~ claims. Satisfy curiOlity,
realize Rirtation couJd be just that., notlling more. Focus
on creativity, travel, writina.joie de vivrc.
SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Intuition is on taJJet
rcprding family. savinas accounu, accounting
prOcedures. Focus on personality, individuality, leamina
by teachina,. You'll be invited to dine out by Aquarian
relative.
SAGJTl'ARIUS (Nov. 22-0cc. 21r. Divcnify, look
beyond the immediate, stress social activity and
confidence. LollJ-<iistarwe communication involves pres-
tiae, travel, partacipetion in political or charity drive.
CAPRICOllN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): What appeared to be
certain defeat is almost magically transformed into
victory. Calls.. messaaes, circumltaoces tielp verify views.
Short trip may be necessary. Scorpio figures in scenario.
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Compla• .. 11tte1on ....... In S.rmw,'9 TV Plot. .
. GEMINI (May 21-June 20): Oo slow, be diplomatic,
realize sale or e1.1rchase need not be rushed. Spotliaht on
tradition. family, home, lifestyle. Follow recent rcsol·
utfons concerning aencral health. diet, nutrition.
CANCER (June 21-July 22): You11 be ask.ins, "Why
ii everyone tellina me how attractive I am?" Reason is
aura of &lamor, intriaue. mystery. Know it, be discreet.
don't tell all. You'll be invited to attend prestigious affair.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 2G-fcb. 18): Exchan&e ideas.
discern motives, speak frankly to one who bas been
.. pursuina" you. Read and write. imprint style, stlnS need
for freedom. Contact bi&her-up for better product display. P~ (Feb. J~March 20): Your "services" are
requested by one who wants to communicate unique
mcssaar. Focus on publishing. education, lquqe,
romantic interlude. Lifestyle could undergo trans-
formation. Taurus figures prominently.
Gei1eAUtryW8SRingO's idol
LEO (July 23-Aua. 22): Don't toss away opportunity.
Emphasis on power, authority, self-assertivencss. This
can be your personal "Saturday Niaht Live." Project that
bad been moribund comes to life. Capricorn plays role.
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): You're asked to measure.
to desipl, to mab decisaon reprdinf finances that affect
close relative. Emphasis on tnps, vistts, ability to enlarae
horizom. Arin plays dynamic roJe.
LIBU 1SeJ>t. 2'-0c1. 22~ You made vabaJ and
mental .111tements indicatina you would do thinas
Both vulnerable. South dcala.
IP JUNE U IS YOUR BIRTHDAY current cycle
hiahliahts travel, a«elcrated social activity. greater
awareness of appearance, body imqe. tt•s occessary to be
versatile since forces are scattered and some m~
garbled. You·11 make fresh start in new direction an July.
S'!Yle will be imprinted and you could be in love. Pisces.
Virgo people play important roles in your life. You are
creative, concerned with help for the underdog. ~
sense of drama. and you arc a humanitarian.
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What did you thrnk of the su'&ina
voice of Gene Autry in those bygone
yean when he was s1ngins? Come on,
there's a lot of money tt) •good nasal
twang. Look at Wi11ie Nelson. You
say you don't remember the sjnging
Autry? Rina<> Starr said'Autry was has
boyhood idol You say you don't
remember Starr. e1th~ Drop 11.
An En&Jish versifier named Harry
Graham put put a book in 1899 called
"RuthlCSJ Rhymes for Hcartlcss
·Homes." full of macabre dogcrel
about one Little Willie, who carved
up his sister and ground up his father.
that sort. Anyhow. it's tbe orfin of
that phrase to .. &Cl the Willies.
Q. Do fish itch?
A. Scientists doubt iL Theory is. if
fish itched, they'd have developed
something to ~tch with.
From Neanderthal time, human
teeth have been gettina smaller.
Greatest co~tration of wann-
bloodtd animals in the world is said
to be in one Texas cave -with 20
million bats.
. Q. Wasn't there a time when
American hOlpitals refused to take
unwed mot.hers?
A. Indeed. And p.tients with
venereal disease. And various con·
taaious cases. The country's fint two
hOlpitals -in New Y<>R City and
Philadelphia -required patients to
be "morally worthy."
Q. What's the most valuable
matchbook cover? How much is it
worth?
A. How much depends on what a
collector miaht pay at the momenL
Thousands of dollats. cenainly. It's a
Charles Lindber&h \ransatlantlC fli&ht
commemorative put out in 1927.
Only two are known to CJ1ist.
Do you tell 13 ties a week? A
~fessor at the R\&Sb Medical School
an CbiCllO contends that's the aver-
llC amona arownups. •
It'd COit ~lea to take your .,hole
family of ,eipt across MCJ11co City on
the subway tbu it costs to nwl a
kttcr in the United States.
Q-Wbue'd -It' that phrase ... ,
logubeads" meuiae .. ttady for a
fiaht'". . A. A loaedad was. i . fittplatt
ooktf. MOit hcanhs bed· rwo.
Drinkers hated liquor ~ by
MEN'S
Flor•••'•• Cele llMa ••• ot••r•
1eltCrec1 ~ • lritCft ma : 111 dies liall
Mootlay """'-"Friday, 10-9
S.twdly, 1cu.-SWldly 12·5 KARATE
Spechl •• • FJ .. -
oiwm, & Tcms
• W-COri8dence
LM.
Ben
plunging rcd-.hot toe1erbcads into
them. At1d said drinkers sometimes
fou&ht with the IOIFt beads. to0.
Antique clothing. yes, indeed, there
is ~uch .. And It sells. Not costumes
from the eras of. Ben Franklin or
Napoleon or Queen Victoria. that•s
not what I mean. Rather, cboiclC
outfits from the 1920s and l 930s. A
beaded slinky &<>wn. typically. &OtS
for1SOO.
Q. TM dos is the most widespread
sort of domesticated animal. world-
wide. What's the second most 'Mde-
sprcad sort?
A. ThcpL
Said Calvin Coolid&e: ... think the Why Lbe typic:a1 Aquarius woman
American people want a solemn ass bas a betttr complesioo than averqe
u president.. and I think ru to along is unknown.. but such is the claim of
with them... the starpZCn.
A CROM
1 Dilllgr.-nent
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14 ~sa-t>
15 Turtd9tl room
18 Lancer
17 Dog: her.
18 Produce
19 OUr: Fr
20 Floor ccw.
21 ·39 forti-
ftcation
23 O¥er1uf9
25 Dey: LAt.
26 Manfputet•
27T8k• ....
29 ptxJe
32CardQ.81M 35~
38 Portico
37 lntlmal9
38 AMwdown
39 JKOb'a 80ft
40 0..-talloul
41. Oronel 42T,......
43Lett.r • 44 Cebbtlge
45 forbid
41Loud~
41 Growls
52 Retort
bittedy
Sl~pet
57 Oplnlan8
1 2 .
14
17
20
51 Entamem
59 8kd
60 Edge
81 Kind of tYP9
62 Away fr'om tM
atonn
63 aow.
&4 Ew'a gerd9n
65M8ke~
DOWN
1~ling009t
2 S.Wtyt)9
3 Ch8lcedony
4 CdOf
5 Ointment
I SllYlnQ
7 Ak:ie beer
I Sut>eequently
9 Meme,e.g
10CompMee -, 1 Height ..,..._..
12 Teed\: dial
13 L-o ..
21 H•to
22 Pleywrigtlt
Olltlotd ·-
24 Robust
27~
21 eonqu.tor -
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30 l.ltWlg
11 W•ther word 32 .. Eh?"
33~
34Yedlate
6
35 Ump'acall
3e Attnude
31 Drugs. abbr
42 o.1tny
44 GerrMn ktno
45 Felllen
41 v.trlient
... si.e.
41~ff'
50 8ledl btrd
1 8
51 eouc-r
52~r1'4r
53 E.mtnd
54 Adlled .. .....
55~
worm
59 Stop up
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"I gaw him a lottery ticket I thought
WU no good."
I CAN'T BELIEVE THIS
CAMP 8ROCMURE •• WH01D
WANT TO 60 THERE?
['VE. MEARP Of'1"0UGM OOLF" COOF\5E.5 •••
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ALL CAMPEP OUT ..
'1UDGB PAJIKBR
HAVING 0A Hfi ~ 15
NIC.€ I SKIP ••• BUT HOW ARE
()JE GOING 10 HANDl.E A&.L
Of lME DETAILS wrrn ·1UE ..
MEDIA AND A NA'TlONA1..
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proved
greataest1
SCCond title In row
stamps themas
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BJ BILL BARNARD
... a .....
Versatile PemEi. Ch1Ck
pl8y for SOuthtiiidiy
., IJU WOLQm'
.......... JI 1
DeddiM Oil lM female Athlete of tbe y., It
Huntinaton Bach Hilb this yarMSllOIU)' iisk.
Fina then: wu Sttfanie Pemper. Tben there
was Tami Chick. • •
As a tenior. Pemper earned........., All-
SuDKt Lape honors an soccer ud toftball. and
let&emi in volleyball. Chick wu ,.,.._... all·
leeaue in volleyball au tenior, pla~ IOft..,l, and was• lelaue champion in track her junior.·yar.
Now for their specialty-bukCtball. Panper,
the Oilers' co-captain, was the"Dla~' c:boice as
team Most Valuable P\ayer for lhe second ltfliaht
year. But the team's other co-captain, Chick, was
the coaches' choice for Sunset Lequc MVP.
C>--· ....................... , ....... lo Wiil 11 •::tit• lllowpltChlnglnM1xlao..._llDw•wMtew .. r•G111111.-•,•..._ .. .,
OD di~J)liiy· ..
So bow did H•asaon Belch molve this
dilemma? It IOC»t -~way out. namina the pair Co-Alhlela of'lbe y_..
Panper and C'bick will be t~ apin
Saturday at die UCJ lren Events Center u
memben oltt.e 5oadl tam in the Onnae County . ~nion ~·Which bqjns at S p.m. • "It's ral w IO haw two players from the
same team no. each otber and are familiar
with each odler'1pme," South aU-st.ar team Coach
GreaYec:k Mid. .... , it's also neptive in that they
ttnd to look f'or eKh other too much.'' The Souda is a IJvee.point favorite Ip.inst the
North. Wida an abundance of individual talent.
Y eek hopes his &irb will play the type of unselfish,
team-style o( buketball Pemper and Chick
displayed for &he Oilers.
Despitt beina injured for three weeks last
season, Pemper helped Hunllnaton Beach to a
third·1>lace Suuct league finish and a CIF 4-A
playoff berth.
She ~ the Oilers in assists with e11ht per
pme. and wu 1CCOnd in scorina with 14 points.
An AJl..Sumet 1.ape' selection, Pe'mper is
hippy 10 be dOlina out her hiah school c:an:er as an alJ...ur. Tbc South team sbouki win the pme, she
said; ifit keept its continuity. • . ·
· ··we bavea h11et ~over the North. They're ~rls. but we're a lot ~ste.'·" the S.foot-11 suant
.. Our.ca.ch ays we may be acttina too cocky,"
Pemper ~ ... rm just excited about playu-a
with ~at this level. I'm real serious about the
~." O•
Pemper is also serious about ber education.
She recently accrpted a baskett.Jl scholanhip io
the University of Idaho. where she will major in En&J.i1h orSOCtOloey with an ambition to attend la.,
school.
Before she stanscrackin1 open the texts books
apin, Pcm'per bas planned a little vacation.
beadina to Australia for l l days to play in a
basketball tournament with the Amateur Spons
Foundation. ·
The.tournament. which 1s part of this year's
(Pleueeee PS¥PBa/BS) Tami Cldek
Martin's lat~st term ends
Pini ella takes over
after Billy fired for .
fifth time .by Yanks
\
Manin's inclination to take 1t were
immediately kDown. Martin was not
at Yankee Stadium and was not
available for commenL
. In other moves. pitchin& COICh Art
Fowler. a clote friend of Martin.
third-base.. coecb Ckte Boyer and
··eyc-in·thMky .. coach Georac Mit-
terWald ~ reassiped. Stan Wil-
liams replaced .Fowler in the 22nd
pitchina coach~ under Stein-
brenner and Gene Mtehaet took over
for Boyer.
Fim-bue ooecb Mike fmaro.
bOllpen coac~Jetr Torl>ota and
batung coach Chris Chambliss will
remain with the club in their Currellt •
capacities.
.. Here I am, t.ck in the frylna pen
qain," Piniella saut "But {'m t.:k
where I beJD~ beck on the field. .
.. 1 feel thiible about What hap-
pened to Billy., but wbat can I do? In
wmcss to him, there were I lot of
injuries. -.
Piniella said he was in AJbeny,
N .Y .• this week with the Ya~·
Class AA club. He said be spoke fl>
Stcanbrenncr on Monday, Tuetdiy
and Wednesday. :
.. I haven't been really attuned t>
what's been pna on here," Piniella
said. "I did a lot ofsouf-searchin&and
pve it a lot of thought before I tOok
1L"
Plrudla led the Y ankces to a
l 7C).. l 4S record in the 1986 and 1987 seasons. but Steinbrenner becanic
angry with him and did not -spQlk
with him for weeks at a ~. .
Piniclla joins Martin. Michael ani
Bob lemon on the list of people Of
have bad at least two ma~
temts under Steinbrenner.
The Yankees said in.a press release
that the chanac was mutually ap"eCd
to ~ Stt1nbren~ and Bob = who ~ Piniella -'
°'!MF· • Edd,lc Sapir. M.an:i.n's.·lawyer. said
from Ne'# Orleans that he had been
told by Quinn that .. on authoriDlion ..
from Steu\brenner. all the !f""' aDd ~nditions in Billy's con~ will be
h0oorcd in tbcir entirety ... • ·
. Sapir said be and Martio ~
meet with Steinbrenner next -.;ck. ...
Ail gels
wefcQme
BreWers
After a SUCCJCSSful road trip, the
California AQICIS fC'tUm to Anaheim
StadiUJD toniabt to open a brief.six· pmc homestand with tbe opener of a
Uu'ee-pme ICries apinst the Mil·
waukcc Brewers.
The AQlds won the fint five pines
o(. the recmt trip befOft tosins to
Minnesota and Frank Viola. J..I. on
WcdDesday.
Despite the SWJC, the Aqds
remain in su1.th place in the American
~ West at 30-41, IS'h pmes
behind pece«tli.. Oakland. Mil-
waukee cntcn with a 36-35 mark, ei&ht pmes beck of Detruit in the AL
East.
In toni&ht's senes opener at 7:3S.
Chuck finley. 4-8, op\>oles MiJ-
..
,
•
Qaote of tile day
. ,.
U.S. All-~tan rout Autrla
VIBNNA,. Ausuia -SL John'a m Sb'ehOn Jones led the way with 17 points a •
tbe Unifed Stab Select baskett.11 team
l1loc)t off a ll&llliih start IDd routed an
A...criu ~team. 11 S:46, TilwidaY ... L • Ra Cbeptwwt ofJCastucty added 13 po1ota for the b
U.S. leem, 'u.clud!nf thftC tbrce-poif!t abota in a nro. minute llmcb early an the ttcond half. Vernell Coles of
Yu,iaia Tedt alto b8d 13, Georietown-bound lftPIW"
AJoat.oMourniQaadded 12andDan ~ofCeatral ~ lllld 10. • . A • , ~ wat the Ml( in I l'OW for IJieAmcricu
team OD the tour to decide addJtional fiulisu for tbe
U.S. Olympic tryout camp in mfd .. July. Sixtem finaliltt bav~ alrady been~ • ~
UCLA 9igJul three track nan
.
Telemlon, radio
·TELEVtsloN 4:30 p.m. -'IAIBBAll.· Oodaen at
Cincinnati, Channel 11.
4:3S p.m. -IAIDAl.I.-Padres at Atlanta,
TBS. .
5 .P._.m. -L\KB'l'IW.L: Meadowlark umon t Shootina Stan exhibitioa.. from San • Dieao (iapcd), f.SPN. •
• 5 p.m. -TENNll: Wimbledon eafly-roUDd
maecbel, from Wimbledon. Fftllad (mlayed),
HBO.
6 p.m. -BOXING: Lupe Aquino Vi.~
Hammond in a J ~ auper-Welt.erweiaht bout, from Lu ycpa. ESPN.
· 7p.m. -MJ:N'I VOU.SUAU.: USA Cup
.::._U.S. vs. U~ll. from lnalewood. Priine Tictd.
7;30 fl:" -~. Mhaube at Anlela. Z noel.
9 . ~m. -80XING: Harold fC.nilbt va.
Manuel Batt.ma in I lO-rdundjUDior-liabtweiabt
bout, from Atlaiitic City, N;J. (taped), QanDel
56.
9:30 p:m. -laN9I Vou.aYaAU..: USA
Cup-Japan va. France, from~ Prime Ticket. .
10 a.m. -POWDaOAT &MINO: Inter-
national Outboard Grand Prix, from Jack-sonville, fl&. (taped)~. . . ,. •
IO . .
4:30 p.m. -BA .. Al.I.• 1>oct1en at·
Cincinnati, KA.BC (790}. ~
4:30 J).m. -8.UKl.ALL: Plldra al Adaata, KFMB (760). , • ·
7:30 p.m~ -BAJDAll,o Milwaukee at Anaiela. KMPC (710); .
· CubS pitcher earns seventh
· str#1Sbtwtn.4-l overMets
two-nan double in the eilJlth to lift PitUbw'lh to the win at
Olympic SUld.ium.
In tbe American Lea&Ue: . ·
· Y.-...t.h•-l:'N~Y~aft.erfiriD;maDIF
Billy Manin in tbe afterDooo, ended I fow-pme 1olina p....a "ftt Ml Ida ... Prw • aueU OD 0aty Wanfa nm«Orin& linlle with two out in
Orea Maddux. b9cked by home rum by Andre the nintb innina at Yanue Stadium. o. nd o. M · became the maior ............ Ward. wbO atarted the ~e battina just .196 with· fin~me win~ ~Y by J)itcbina me~ only ah rum bitted In, had tied.the pme with a two-nm ~to a 4-1 victOI)' over the New York Mets at WrialeY ~~ ~':~ti.e ninth, O.ve Winfidd ~dw:d 1·
Madd~ IJ..3, allowed seven bits and ltnlck out ~tosbortforbiatbirdbit.~ealertlylOOkliCOnd row:. Jt WU his teVentb straijbt victory and ninth in 10 onJKkOark'slonaflytoleftandlCOftdon Wanrsaiftl)e .......... • off i'Cliever Jon ·Pei'fman. Dave R.ilbefti pitebed &tr .... ... inni for lbe victory. ' . . . .. It's alwara nice to beat a team you haven't beaten I: JaJ1 1• 0rw. t: '89ltiinore left fiildCr Kin be(Oft," said Maddux. who waa 0..3 apinst the Mew lat year~~ttcbed down a liUle better in the strilrc JIOllC ilDd ~ who bomaed to SW\ tbe ~ ~a 0y my ·111 tie11aotalit11cbeher. I aleollicktdCMttaliale. ball ti.t led to lhi tyinaMd lead iA tbC ~ innina
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DYSON RECOUNTS MATE'S SLAYll'fG ••• il.,;At ,
• ill New Yoct~~ are nitina [)y1on. M--atndhionto -· Lambcould Dysonrepol1Cdlyloldtbedetcctive ~ IPllll lllll=il-llialtt at
... Ibo death -tly beco-he ohe thouaht l.&mb -lyioa and that her inolheMo-law's -lllil WU 11'11 dlyltilledtomecwlll'DIOfit,in be bad developcd .. cold feet... lbocbd WMa Wbs It's"'_... to
tlaisca1t.a~ofSIO.OOO&om Dyson met Vaquez in 1982 uy bil CDftlk-._ W beta
Mr. Oyton'1 lite inlurnoe policy. throUah an ad lbe plM:ed in the broken i•to.
Ileipitel>ylon'1Mlmiwiomto&r, Pennysaverofferiqbertel'Vic:esasa ·~ •led -... aaremely
Deputy District AtlOIDeY Patrick babysitter. Tbe two IOOft became autp!iMcS when Mel 1111,....,._ the ~said Thunday ... We are not k>ven,a1thouahshetoldtbedetcctive residence becal• aM ~ bim -~u.yreductionintbecrime. the relationship had cooled to a tobedc:adatthit!Pnc.:~wroce.
'J"Ut'1 ablOIUtely out ol the q~ fiicodshiplongbefotetbemurder. The1riolbea~tetNov.9aa
tioa.,. DysonandVuquawerelivillJiD thenewdatefardle~8'1twhen
, , Slil1, MM it wou1d be to l)ylon's ber home in Vista in 1982. at a time Dyson went to pick ap Umb at bi1
·· .. --to teltify tpiml the two wheo her husbond wu away -k-hole~ he wu nowhere to be fouad, mm..'She will be elfaible·for..,o&e in ·mys. VuqUez wauld·k:ave on week-Maso1.-wroce.
leollhanlS,..,.andparoleolllciok ends. TomW:IUftUmbclidD't-out
-favorably on an illlnatewbo blS Durioa at leut six ~ the apin, V-IOid he would deliv<r
111i"Cd law enforcement busbucf tlappcd Dyson around and Lamb to DylOD tbc next time. On
..It could mate I di&rcDCC with rapedhc:t KCOrCtial to reports. It WU Nov. 17, the trio met in a parkina lot ber~1111outthcnorin 10. 25or30 durins ib:iS period that she tokl at Goadienwest Slnlet and Warner,
,_..afterthat."Geat!faid.. Vuquez.. .. &be wished Mel would AvenueinHuntinston&e.ch,Muon
l)yloa'saocountoftbecrimetothe have an accident." Mason wrote. wrote.
detective revmls a sometimes bid-But it was Vaquez wbo lint asked Dyson drove Lamb to the con-
~ tOme'&imet i:-tbetic:ally_ inept about the life insurance money, and dominium. where be waited in the
plan to murder Mr. [)ylon. a JO-year-soon the couple was talking about aanee until she pve him a prear-
Old fiunciel couulWit • bowtospendthernoney,accordincto ranted Jisna1 tocl.1mbtbestainto her
Oe tbe niabt of the murder. with the report. hlllband's secoad-ttory bedroom,
ba'daildrert llcepinain a room ecross l)yl(tll wu _arm:ted iD December [)y1C)n tokl Muon.
the ball. Dyton and Lamb-enaanaed 1986, one: day before lhe was sched· l>res.scd in black J)IDts, a dark shirt
ia-=x-=asontbeftoor,onlyafewfeet ulcdtomeetwitbinsuraocecompany and black shoes and with his hands
&om bc:r bmband's bloody body_,, reprctentativcs to dilCQU coUcctina coveredwithsocb.Lambentercdthe IOCOtdiaa to Muon's report. Oysoo. on the life insUruoc. roomshoitlyaftermidniahtuf)yton told* deuctive that Lamb sua-Vuq1.1CZtold[)ylonin1982thathe lay in bed ne-.t to hcrbusblnd, the ftAed Ibey hive sex to convinpc kaew someone Who would kill her report said.
police that she had been raped. b-nd, Muon-. but it wun~ "LOmb approecbed Mel ri&ht
[)ytoo oriainally .thouabt Lamb until September 1984 thlt Lamb away.ShethenheardMelmakeaJow would shoot her husband froni a received airfare for a one-way ticket saeam," Mason wrote. ..The next
~.with a pn. which she bad to Lc?s . ~ At the time, Lamb thing she saw was Mel fall inc. ..
pven bun money to buy, Mason was liVl'!I m.the Bronx nn:t door to Lamb-who Dyson uid had Iona: wrote.ButLamb~ntlyspcntthe Vuquez _1mo~. . _ eyelashes, 1 pleasant manner and 1 rf!Oncy and finall)' bad Vasqu~ buy Someume dunna the ~n'!ma of babyf'ace _ a11qedl,Y washed off the
hiJ? a brown, wood-band1e kitchen October 1984, ~b amv~ m Los knife and socks ln the couple's knifeatabardwan:s~.. Anael~~rd1nat0Muon1report bathroom. He and Dyson then al·
The murder was on11nal~ su~ By ~•: li!DC. Dyson and Vuq!JCZ le&edly had sex.on the ffoor at the foot
posed to occur on Ha1k>ween ni&htof ·WCl"C'W<RiDI at flawthome Medical o(the bed · -1984, Mason wrote. But Lamb, who Center, • -lay ia wait for tht victim in his.. yuqu& and-1.amb-spent moat of She liter dropped Lamb off at-2nd
ooOOOininiiim that nilflt, nca after an the month holed up in a botel while $!(eel and Paclfic Coast Highway in
unidentified worna.ri entered the Dystkl fesided witti' bCJ husband's Lala Belich, Mason wrote.
home, used the bathroom, and left. mother, Dolores Dyson, in Wilms .. She itatcd that Lamb lef\ the L.A. .a::ordin~tothedetcctive'sreport.Al iOJIOn. The three met tevcnl times area two weeks later ... by bus,
leut tbat 1 what Lamb allqrdly told durina this period to plot the killina, possibly a Greyhound bus."
WORDS OF WISDOM FOR GRADUATES •••
rr-Al
and tcachenandcoltqe paduation is
when you really c:onaratulate Lbe
ttudents. My other thought is that
high school is a plaoe: where you learn
bow to learn, and colleat is~ you
actually loam new ~ and
bow to use it. C.OUqe is a very special
place and if you use it witely, you will
come out~ T~ advantace of more than Just the pure iex.tbook pan
of collqc; the fellow students.. the
facult)'. and the environment arc aJI i-n or the education... .
Share Our Selves founder Jeu P..-~ a graduate of Los AnFles
Catholic Girls Hipl School: "I think a si&.n or maturity 11 when you become
other-centered rather than self-
centercd. When someone araduates
&om hiah school, they sftould io
aullide themselves to see other
people's huruand needs and use their
talenU to build a better world. The
wbolc key is to IC\ out of 1Clf, 10 be
Olher-<lCDtercd. That's a sure sign of
maturity."
HOii Memorial Hotpital'1 senior
vice praident Peler l'...U, a sradu·
ate of Eocina Hi&b School in Sacra-
mento: .. Anticipate cha-.:, because
what you scc today will be different
from whit you see \Omonow. Be
willins to be flexible. E.duc:ation is
essential. Get a broaid·bued educa·
lion so you will have that ability to be
flexible." 0ranat C.Ounty Shcrift'Bnd Gal.el a paduatc or Capistrano Union His!' School in San Juan Capistrano: .. Ure is a wonderful thins and you
should enjoy it ·to the fullest Grad
Niabt is a very special ni&ht in your
life and you should party and enjoy it
too. But do it without booze and
drugs. Make your motto for the
future: Not one more user."
State Sen. MariM Bersnoa. 1 ~uate of Univenity High School
ID West Los Anaeles.:' .. As wcddinp
arc for brides, paduations are for
parenll. Do your parents a favor
today and try not to trip, chew aum or
drop your dipk>ma. 1r you can
manqe to overcome these three
treacherous obstleles, you are sure to
be a bia 1uccea in the adult world.
You'd 6c 1m1zrd at the number of
my &ienda who do the above on a
rqular basis. You may also want to
consider always tryina to do, and be,
your bell. So eltjoy your work, seize
the moments and try to find the
lauahter. And don't worry, whoever said you can't ao borne apin is
WfOJ11. My kids have moved tilck
home qain and ipin and apin." ·
•
Laguna Beach sculptor Bal
Puloriu, a aradua1< of Lona Beach
Polytechnic Fliah School: .. For hiah
school araduates, I think they fail to
recocnizcbow imponant the ans turn
out to be in their lives. Businessmen,
successful people, use their arts
beck&rounds a put deal more than
most of us realize. There's a very bi&h
corTClation between arts ttainina and
success and 1 think it's becoming
more and more apparent. I order to be
sua:essful, I think you have 10 be
creative. And that will help in any
field. For sraduates goina on to
collqo, they'd be mlkioa a bad
mistake putting arts in the backs
ground."
ua Chancellor Jaet; p.aiu., a
paduate of Hictman Him School in
Columbia, Missouri: "Work bard,
play hard. Wait. make that just work
bani· they'll play hard anyway. They
should remember that there's still a
lot to learn, stilla lotofarowinatodo.
In my mind, they're more liidy 10
enjoy their lives if they learQ. fi'om
both informal and formal edue1tion1.
Keep powina. Don't think you•,.
grown up 11 17 just beceute )'OU're
swtina to take responaibility <or
younelf.~ .
BERGESONCONSIDEREDFORPOST ••• rr-Al . ' . · . · . ·.. · ·
She also said she would run for ·re-an easier time it wi~nin1-tonftfma. And Sloat said hi1 bou would ltiU
election in 1990. tion in both houlC:I tlwi ·did the like to hlvt the ousu~1 poll..
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SECOND THEATER UNDERSTUDY ••• rr-Al .
of a second theater, in &ct. will be expand.
addreaed Qnly indirectly in the Kendrick admiued that tcVeral
Harris and Price study. regional arts sroups are now aolna
Sc:Jentrom uid he and others arc throuah ~ transiuonal period that
cautious about movina ahead with makel lone-ranee plannina difficult.
any plans for a theater until they are But tbecenter'1boardordircctonhas
certain Oranae Count)' 1udienoes committed to balancina visits by
would·support it. ... nationally known attractions with
.. We don't want 10 create some-~ performances h¥ locally baaed arts
lhina that's goina to be a financial poups. And liVl"I up to that aoal,
liability in the future, .. Sqentrom Kendrick said, may require construc-
said ... We are committed to 1 ICCOnd tion of a second theater.
theater. We arc also committed to not Both Kendrick. and Seaentrom
building a mistake. We are not goin& said the7 arc pleated with tbe 1uocess
to jeopardize our success." to far o the Perf'ormina Arts Center
Construction of a second smaller which. opened in ~tcmber ~~86
theater has long been included in folloWJ.nJ a massive fund-ra111n1
plans for the Perform inc Arts Center. . campaign.
Kendrick said the r;n>wth of such AJthou&h attendance is expected to
local groups as UJe Pacific Symphony drop this summe~. the fint six
and OpCfl. Pao.fie. as well as the month' of 1988 tnJOycd attendance
continual success of South q>ast of better than 90 pen::c:_nt f9r. centcr-Repertory -recently honored '*1th a pr:OduceOperformances and center
Tony Award, may mike such a hall . officials find themselves ahead of
feuible. their operatina budget.
The .. needs asscssntent market The ~nl enp,ement oflhe Paris
research study," u Kendrick calls it. Opera Ballet 4rcw better than 90
will help determine the future de-percent capacity in Seacntrom Hall
mand ror those performances and to and the National Balfet of CaMda
what extent their programmina can drew better than 80 percent capacity,
despite prior performanocs in Saa
Dicto and Puadena. For other U.S. venues companble
to the Perf'onnina Arts Center, a
nonnal attendance would be &om 65
to 70 percent of capacity.
Kendrick said the key to continued
stabiUty is to find a balance in ticket
sales, '° diet half are IOld lhrouP season subscriptions while the other
SO percent are purchased throuab
siRJle-tickct Mies.
Sales of both, he said, depend on
the center-a continued ability to
present 9uality performances b)I
aroups With strona reputations. la
other action at the board's Thunday
momina meetina. Patker Kenned)'. was elected to the center Boud~Of
Dirtcton. Kennedy, an 0rantie
County natin an<! mi<lcJIU>f Or-
anae. 11 executive vice president tA
Fi[St Americu Title lmurance Co..
wlitch wu 'I~ contributor tb tbc
center's buildina fund. f
He is a araduate of USC and
Hastinp Law School and is currently. a member of the board of the Bowen
Museum in Santa Ana.
BIG BB HOTEL PROJECT ADVANCES •••
From Al the Irvine Hilton, the Embassy Suites
at John Wayne Airport and Newport
Center's Four Seasons hotel onto the
Waterfront site.
Uvenaood voted with the stipu·
lation he would write a minority
report to the City C.Ouncil c:oncemina
the condominiums. which would be
built behind the botelt.
He said be would like to see the
condominium project tcaled down
from 3' to 25 uniu per acre.
Mayer said Wednesday that he
hopes to begin construc1ion this fall
Bnd plans to finish the Hilton Hotel
by May 1990.
About 20 speak.en endorsed lbe
P.roject, usina terms like .. fantastic/'
unique" and "long-overdue."
Phyllis C.rutb~ a lon,time resi-
MARIJUANA FARM •••
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The raid wu ajointeft"ort between
Costa M-police and narootico
offl<OB from die Loo~ County
Sherill's Departmen~ which fint
received a tip 1boul the operation.
Boylan would not elaborate oa who
furnished the iDformatioG.
Sandlin wu booked into Los
AnJdes Countr. Jail ud bdd in lieu
ofSI00,000 bail. Tuatiton wu boot.-
eel at Orange County Jail and hekl in
lieu ofSI0,000 bail. ·
Boylan said Sandlin's bail WU
hi.aher becaute be is suspected of
dent, 11id she .. is tired" of people
com1na to HuntiQ&ton Beach and
k:aving only their litter.
·1 Mitt them to brioa their filthy
lucre and spend it in HuntiftllOG
Beach • she said. . . . Mayer oft"tcial• tsblr\lted the pro-
jects would brinJ $200 mitlioo in net
revenue to the aty durina the next 25
yean.
beina "the ma.in playet in this. It's his
boute."
The bouee.on the front of the lot, a
well-kept ll'llY and white wooden
struct.ure. llso bcloacl 10 S.din but
ii rented t.o tomeoae elle. 8oylu was
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Waki Symphony in o wiM
of performances.
OF
By MICHAEL RYOlYNSKI
Doily Piot Correspondent
ichoel 1llson Thomas, the former
musicd wmdtriindwho hos worked
with StrO'linsky, Boulez, Copbd and
Stodhausen on wOrtd premieres of their
worb and hos received numerous Gfomniy
and aet. owcwds for his JJOrf rea>rdirQ, this
fol becomes 9itf the 11th principal conductor
of the 83-year-91d London 'Symphony Qr.
chestro.
But al that doesn't concern him at the
moment.~ llKJtters oow is the New W°'ld
MUsiC FestiYOI, set to begin today on the
Orange Coast.
"What yoo' re going to heor ~ Orange
County is o group ,.9' bright, young,
enthusiastic, sciitlat~ llMicians," exqoimed
Tilson Thomas from SOUth LGgWIO, whef e he'I
be staying cbing the <bation ol this first
edition of Q hoped-lcr aillual ........
'11t has been 1he fniioft ol ol oet.. lypel of
yootf\ orchestras and ,,,., wort with thell," he
said. "h is ~able IO national )Qllh
orches1ros in. •• ~ • is o '~
school' for many ol .._ !Uicions WhO just
grcxblted frOlft ca• ¥GlorMls bit haven't yet
lcitd'9d onto an orchdfo.''
• TM '1" it ••ifiol • the Miali tiolect
NIW World S,lliDY Orthllra, ft. fnt
LD
year-round training orchestra in the U.S. ood
the festival's centerpiece. Comprising 90
recently graduated musicians from oroood the
country who wi8 live ot UCI for the next 23
doys, the New W°'td Symphony~ undergo
a h9lly concentrated series of master dosses,
workshops ond rehearsals in preparation for
seven concerts at UCI' s Fine Arts Village
Th8otre, the Orange County Performing Arts
Center and Irvine Meadows Amphitheatre.
ihe festivaHs under on unprecedented three-
woy sponsorship by the Orange County
Phillormonic Society, UCI and rlle Arts
Center. ISee accompanying article for
program information.I
"Eoch of oor programs revolves around a
theme," said Tilson Thomas, the New World
Symphony's ottistic advisor and conductor of
the first two concerts at the Arts Center. "for
example, oor first concert ot the Performing
Arts Center Utile 30L.mvolves extremes of
virtuoso playing. h's oll 'iefy personal, highty
chromatic, right-on-the-edge-of-ice vir-
tuosity. But you hove to get beyond the notes,
beyond the virtuosity, to recoSJlize what the
composer rdy wants you to do.
"In fact, we spend a lot of time ~ing
and analyzing what any piece realty means,"
he explained. "The omoont of time spent doing
this is very illlportmt, because ody then con
they understand how music is meant to be
perceived, how to make choeces and, once
mode, how those choices should go across the
footlights.,,
He compared c regular professional
orchestra, which would ask the conductor
what he wonts from them ond then delivet, to
the New World Symphony, which would wont
to know why it's done that way and what the
• alternatives are.
iilson Thomas certainly brings to the New
World Symphony yecn of musical biowledge
crif experience with youth groups and on ·•
Mxhoustible supply of enttMISian. Born and
reared in Los Angdes, Tilson Th6aloS wos stift
o stUdent at USC when he conducted his first
Young Musicians f~ Dlbie Orcnestro
in los Nt(jl/tla 4ft 1963.
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New Wo rl d Music
Festival sched ule
The New Wortd Mi.me Festival• wil
constst of seven public concerts at UCI ond
the Orange County Performing Alts Center,
with the final concert ot Irvine Meadows
Amphatheolre.
The New World Music Festival wil
feature the New World Symphony (X.
c:hestra m three mo'°' concerts at the Arts
Center. Cooductmg wift be Michael Tilson
Thomas, the orchestra's artistic advisor, and
Eduardo Mota music director of the Dollos
Symphony. Each Arts Center cooc:ert win
feature internot1onol solocsts.
Joining the New World Symphony ond
Tison Thomas on the June 30 progrcn wil
be pianist Jeoo-Yves Thiboudet, the 1980
first-prize winner of the lntemationcil P'iono
Compefition in Tokyo ond 1981 Y ooog
Concert Artists International Auditions win-
ner lot the respective ages of 17 and 181. He
sinCe hos performed in the U.S., Canada,
ElKOpe, ~. Aumciio ond the U.S.S.R.
The July 5 concert, ~ conducted by
Tilson Thomas, wil feottKe three voc:allSts.
Soprano Foye Robinson hos U'9 leading
roles with mo;or opera companies in Frary,
Aust110, Germany, Argentina ond the U.S.,
inducing the New York Crty Opera ond,
locoiy, the Sao Dlego Opera. Mezzo..
soprano Jariice Taylor. o Conod'ion native,
regularty divides her trme between or·
dmtras, recitals ond operas, ond is
considered an expert Mahler interpreter.
Tenor Gory lakes, a Metropolitan
Opera regth ond Grammy A~d winner
lb this yea's Best Opera Recordingl, has
appeared at 110fOt opera houses, coocert
hcils and nMic festia . ttroughout the
world. .
Aho appearing on the ~ 5 pr~
WI be the Masttf • Chorale Of Orange
0-., and ' lhe Posodeno-bose(j Wb
Hal Chorale.
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Appearing May 31tluuJuly9
THE HOW1\WOD ARGYl£S
Rdurning with their big hi "Alley Oop!'
Qming July 12
SHAKE RATILE & ROLL
The Golden Age of Rock 'n' Roll is back
and Duke's has it live.
Come dance to the hottest sounds of the
SO's, 60's and 70's at Duke's Nostalgia
Nile Club. Relive all your favorite oldies
but goodies every, Tuesday througfl
Saturday.
Enjoy the corwenience of complimentary
valet parking. And trY Duke's every Mon-cla>' for comedy night.
ff4 THE NEWPCRIER R!S<RI'
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For IDOi& Or-. Coatiam. it pla)'ina tnditionaJ folk i.mtnuncou
-biller ii ..... u.. c:roWds (harpist Aadrea BndJey. dulcimer lock to tM .._.., *'-••Nia of player Deidre Jacbon, and folk
._ fiD up lk ~1en. J 1iJt11Cr Mepn Shannon) arc scbed-and tbe county'• · COD· OHfl Wed for July 16; and ~ten
tinues IO..,. out control Robert Francis, Bob v oorbeel and
But below a billlick tuled with I Dennis ROFI' Recd will appear on aprawtiJla dc¥elopmca11 of over-00$ July 23rd.·
1ll'iced ....... .,.,..... ia Upaa --------· rfollowiac the July l3 PfOIRlllt Nipel lia • _. but delpentely Mirten ...... to cake I abort break _.-....-altermdw IO this ...._..,. · . · from _ _._ concerts. .. We will
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AD ~ hlbud and aesthetic val~ which may ~ and tben plan anotber terica b
wifetcamarenowlhoWarinlueries men t~ the Mirkens than.makina • ~mberorOctober." be said. of Saturda~ Diebt coocent _by local profit. All -:C need to ~ IS ~Ot lose td like to praent IOIDe blUCIJUI.
folk/ac:oulbC mmMieo1 Tbe ad· any D?oney •. be emphasized. ~.Iona classical piw. and maybe a lvte
misaioll price is a IDlft SS. ~ .. runa some ~. at U be recorder perfonnance u part of tbe
Gft1 aad Miiiie :.;ownen of 1 T·'"-...... t . fall series," Mitten uid. "'As time • • _1._.. .._.Ul'li.._1omoaowevemac .,._.-..... we1J be -1i-more ;:;.-:. ~Jae place~ at 8 Lm. will 1>e the e;ntettainina ~·local 1a1enlf;'"".iid1"tioe ao
oppca tunity to aperieDce wl eqjoy ~County vocal J&Z2 poup look.in& for tourin& artilU wbo ere ~t-ot-_ maia1ueam mu11cal rb. R~tly . liped. to • willina to take a c1'aDcc in OraQF
a intimate IClle. European rccordio& contnict Witt the County ., SwedeD-besed Four Leaf'Records, the · . .Pri.mallly filled wi1b ' ·ws, ban-qUU1et has earned a atrona local Spoken by a man who knows ~~-fiddlesu:...a.-~~~-foDowi.n& by its steady playioa at w~f'hcspeaks. u.; ____ __,..u-.1, vco.ucs like I.be a.cb lloUse. the Locatcdatl806-DForbesRoadin
ily coavau to I cmy concert ua Dlnl'Polnt Ofe and Af My Place:; UiiUna -W.aueJ; Sbade Tree is tbe
complde witb ad lilbtins. Other upcomioa perbmers in-remectyfor\holesu1Jcri1'1fromalaclt
With a maximum~~ of elude contemporary siftsier-t0°'-of 11tnuinc artistic involvement. For abou.t .. 60 IOod friendl, tbe Sbade writers Phil Clevinlltr and April more information. call the Mirkens at
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1l'ee brialll ta11tber local 1COU1tic Danielle OD July 9; a lrio of women 364-5270.
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that's DOD-COllUllen:i ii worth
baviDI," said Ona Minen durint I
recent interview ... "e don't expect to
make I kJll ol money ll milt but I
tbiat it's hllporw IMt clilcoveries
are made-tlalt tits ere apoeed to tbe value ia Uw MlOUl&ic music. ..
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'6.95 )OU'll get all this With it-soup or
salad; fttnch fries'."'Of baked pc.Uo
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bluebetry muftin or gnued 5q\lllW
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.t ti...,._..., &.me Rillaa I TOWtn. froa 6.-00 '° 9:00 pa ()Uy $18.95 per ..... «$9.90 b c:WklNa
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Banquet Factlltlcs Available
Seafood Specialtlcs
DINE IN OR TAKE OUT
18330 Beach Blvd.
Huntington Beach. 96246
(714) US-6088 (714) 8'1-8715
OPEN DAILY 11 AJl.·10 P.M.
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mosphere compfemented wtth
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Costa Mesa $Ince 1972.
Lunch • Dinner • Cockt9Hs
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Run DMC, Gospel America shows canceled
available at point of pan:bue.
RUA DMC and Goepel America
will aill be perbm.i.na at tbe Greek
Tbeatrc OG Monday, June 271 and
Friday, July 29, rapectivdy. Tickets ror· tbitse abows can be bouabt at the
Greet Tbeasre Box Oflice and at all
Tickdroa loc:atioas.
For funber inf'onnation and to
dwJe tickets by phooe. plcue call
Tdetron at (213) 41~1062 or (714)
634-1300.
SoME· NEW LIGHT
SUMMER READING.
Our neN summer menu makes
great reoding--,-ond eating. Because,
Olorlg with aft yg.Jr ftM:>rites, we've
got light, ccld (jazpocho Italiano
soup, seafood salad, pasta
primcMra and peaches 'n cream
cheesecake. ·
So come, pick up the reN summer
menu at The Olive Gorden. And see
just how deliciously light it realty is.
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Y•! Thq.,. the orichW Famous
f<W their one:ancf.a·half pound
Port.erhawe 1teab and teaturinc
ditplay broitU.,. Proudly eervinc
fur 26 )'Mrt. MoYinc and l""'inc
with Cotta Me..! New location in.
Harbiit C..tar now ()pen!! Off
Wilion between Manhall'1 and Sdward8 ..........,. Servins M·Set.
J 1 a.m. to c:lolins; Sun 3-ebiac.
2300 Harbor RMI .• Costa Mesa.
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Experience a .&.9p beck into time
to a place where you can dine at
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HMm with their w ... tional ... ,
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Breekf•t 7 a.m. Moft., Fri., Lunch 11,4 Mon.,Fri., Dinner 4, 11
Mun,.·S..L S.L aad Sun. Brunch
7,4, Oyster Bar Fri.; S.t. 6 8wl.
Banquet 6icilidll, .. ~ ~ ·~ 400
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