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SUNDAY, J ULY 3, 1988
--Fourth g~ts off to, mild start
Low clouds keep.crowds from beac es,
but forecasters call for wanning trend
By ROBERT HYNDMAN
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Overcast skies kept Orange Coast
beaches less crowded than expected
Saturda}' and ma) have cooled the
temperi. of m oto n sts, as no mltjor
Features
Turn your backyard
barbecue Into an event all
your neighbors will ap-
preciate with a few simple
tlps./81
California
leactrers map stragedy
for tht! future at annual
federation meeting In San
Francisco./ AS
Nation
New information released
In widening probe of con-
tract fixing in the defense
Industry./ A4
Sports
Steffi Graf dethrones
Martina Navratilova for
women's crown as Boris
Becker f a_£es Stefan
Edberg forl'hen's title at
Wimbledon.101
lndez
About Employment C6
acc1dent~were reponed locall~ on the
first da} of a bus}' Founh of Jul>
Y.eekend.
Those who expected clearer skies.
however. can be warmed by the
National Weather Servi~ fo recast
which pred icts warmer. sunn}'
Laguna
museum
• moving
forward
By ROBERT HYNDMAN
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With each ne w home built in south
Orange Count). the audience for a n
grows. That prospect could bnng
welcome changes to the Laguna An
Museum. which over the past 60
}'ears has seen plent) of tht'm
An enlarged museum was com-
pleted in 1986. a curator has been
replaced and with the recent selection
of Charles Desmarais. the museum
again has a director following a scven-
month absence.
"I'm excited about 11," Desmarais
said in a recen t 1nterv1ew. "I thmlc
com mg here is a very good move for
me and it's a very good time fo r the
museum. I think the Laguna An
Mos-eum .sea-itself tn-a -pamrolarty
good position to make 11s next step
forward:·
That ne" step will almost cenai(ll~
1n,olve the groY.tng south count~ 1n
its plans.
"Thcre·s reall~ nothmg betY<een us
and the L3 Jolla (Museum ofC-ontem-
poral) .\n). "hu:h means 1t"s ours to
help sen e:· Dt:smara1 sa~ s 'Tm
cxc11ed about programs that reach out
into the rnmrnun1t\ and r d hke 10
lind "a)s to c\pand in that d1rec-
11on ··
.\hhough l">l.·.,mara1c, prl'fares an~
1al~ of plans" 1th a reminder that an}
d1scuss1on nght no" 1s prehminal).
hi.' doec, ha' c detin11c 1dt'as he·d like
to introduce.
"eathcr throughou1 Southern Cah-
forn1a, excep1 for some low clouds
and fog along the Coast 1hrough mid-
morning.
Police throughou1 California step-
ped up efTon s this Jul) Fo unh
"cekcnd to keep drunken dnvers off
tht• road tateY.1de. nine people were
~illed 1n traffic accidents in the first
I~ hours of the Foun h of July
"cckend. s~ud California Highway
Patrol spokesman Steve Kohler. And
there were 6S I arrests for drunken
dm 1ng betv.ecn 6 pm fnday and 6 .
am Saturda)
A )Car° ago. there v.ere seven traffic
fataht1cs and 307 arres1s 1n the same
11me span. Ko hler said
Of the nine fatahllci . li\i.~ occurred
1n CHP JUnsd1ct1on and all fhe
'1c11ms v.cre no t weanng seatbelts.
Nat1on"1de. MS fataht1es '4-ere rt·
poned on roadv.a~s through Satur-
da~ night
( HP drunk.en dnver arrests v.ere
up from 1987 becauS( m ore officers
are on patrol. Kohler said.
"\\.e ha\e mounted almost 400
C\tra patrol shifts .. with the pnmary
hx us tx·ing DL' I arrests,·• he sa.ad.
The CHP also 1s o peTaung fhe
c,obnet~ ch~lpo1nti. statcwltle
In Laguna Beach. the C H P assined
in a !>Obnet} checkpoint Fnda} night
"hllh led to thl' arrt>Sts of nine
motnn'>ts
Pohcl' '>et up thl· cheC'kpotnt 10 the
5i0u1hbound lanes of South Coast
H1ghv.a~ JU!>! south of Nycs Place,
and oixrated 11 fro m tO: 15 p.m. to
1 .is a m Dunng that \lme. 1.898
'ch1t les pas!>("d through. and 812 of
t ho'K' "en· stopped b' officers.
\c:' en teen motonsts v.ere asked to
pan1ura1c 1n field sobnet) le'Sts
"h1l h kd 111 the ninr arrests. pol.lee
-..m.t In add1t1on om· passc.nger was
(Pleaae eee FOURTH/AS)
Water:
Keeping
tabs on
the tap
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It ., hot and du!.!' in the heartland
after ont• of tht' dm·st spnngs on
record and C\IX'n!> in 1he m1dv.-cst are telhn~ the nauon 10 bra~ for a
possible agnC'Ultural disaster
'lmhem <. alitom1a ts also in the
gnp uf a drought. after t""o successive
winte" ot 1mufTic1en1 snow and rain.
and water officinls 1n San Fraecisco
ha'e 1mpo~ a 15 pcrct:nt cutbeckon
v.o ter use
So ho"' are things in Sou.them
CaJilom1a. "here drought is a wa) of
rfr" ---
Herl' llU t\1de ohserven often
A dry Fourth predJcted In
ltt. MldwHl.A4
C•llfoml• agrlcultu,.. l»n-
•nttlng from dl'OUllhf.A2 ·
hall' their tinge~ at t~ rcg.ion·s
' allt'jt'.'d aquat1. oppukn~
But hxal and regional water of .
fa 1ab <.a' t ' not fair to refer to
~outhl'rn C alifom1an\ as water
\\;htC~
In fal·t olliu:il<o '-'!\ that ~use of
1h1"' n:g1on·.) Ion& h1~WI) of &.ood
Y.Jll'r mJn.tgcmcnt supplies are S('·
1. urt• allhPu~h th.: <;1tua11on could
, h.tng1.• Ol'\t \l'.H )
Ann Landers A8
Births A7
Bridge A7
For one. Dcrmara1s would hke tht'.,
museum to publish more catalogs to
accompan~ thl' e\h1b111on!> . .\!though
catalogs arl' npcn 1vc to pnnt.
l k,mara1s lxhc' cs it 's 11nportant to
pro' 1dc museum '1'\1tors Y..1th the
ha\ ~g.round and contc\t from "h1ch
the art "as created Catalogs also
'>er\l· a.._ rl'cords of the museum·s
(Pleaae eee LAGUNA/A3)
Although the Santa Ana River la a little drler
tha.n uaual, Southern California la actually
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in pretty good ahape de.plte d.roU.Cbt con·
dltiona elsewhere.
"()Ur \.\,ltl·1 'upph lllr this summer
ll111I..' ~p,.J ..aid Rltn Wmslo".
'up .. nntl·nlknt 1 1hc \1~ Con-
~·llJ.ih·J \\ .1wr 1)1.-,tnct .. O ur wellr.
Jn· .iii •rt•rall••nal But v.e a.re
(Plea..e .ee WATER/A2)
Business 06
Classified C3-7
Crossword 0 4
Entertainment 8 4-5
Horoscope A8
New Homes C 1.2
Opinion A6
Paparazzi 8 2.3
Public Notices C8
Sports 01-5
Style 8 1-3
Weather A2
Weddings A7
Pilot closed
for Fourth
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schedules o n Tuesday.
Great racers
gear up for
run to Boston
BJ ROBE"T HYNDMAN °' .............
Eighty vintage automobiles wtll
drive to Bosto n today int~ final lq
of \ht cross-country O~at American
Race that bepn June 22 at Dis-
neyland. A S2SO.OOO punt will be dtVlded
amona \be Winners followina the
outcome of today's 36().milt aea "°!'"
Wilkcs-Battt. Pa. to City lfaU tn
Boston. '
Dana Point man says
tape showing alleged
brutality was altered
By The Associated Press
.\ '1deo taix showing shentTs
dl·put1cs thro"ing an inmate 10 the
lloor of a county Jail was crudcl)
sphn•d where the tape might havt'
sho wn the hcst 'It'" of the alleged
brutalit~. a tde' 1s1on expen sa~s.
Tht' incident 1n,olv1ng Lawrence
Joseph Ea\Cs, .is. of Dana Point was
captured on two otha ''1deotapes. but
Ea'cs' attome} contcnds the tape
that was either damaged or altered
!offered the best angle of the alleg~
attack.
.. E-<actly at the point of the mc1-
dcn1. the tape has been cut:· said
Wilham Wright. an associate director
of television produc11ons at the
lJn1vers1t') of Southern Cahforn1a.
Wnght "studied the tape on Eaves·
behalf on Thursd.a).
"Ifs very possible a section was
removed. It doesn·t appe3f to have
lx•l'n l'atcn ti~ a casc,em.· pla~er.·· ht•
\aid
Counl) o fficials and dcpu11ec, sa~
E:n cs. "ho was arrested on a charge
nf abusing thc count} ·s 911 emerg-
e nc) line. was thrown to the lloor on _
.\pnl 30. 1985. because he \\as
thrcatemngJail depuues
The~ S3) the tape in question "as
damaged b) a '1deocassettt' pla\ er
whtn 1t was '1eY.cd b' count'
rtprc'lcnta11,c and a · sheriffs
lieutenant
E a~cs · att o rne\. K e,1n
Mc Dermou . alleges that.deputies and
count~ o ffi cial doctored the tape to
pro tCt't themseh es from Eaves· pend-
ing lawsu11. Y.h1ch Sttks S750.000 1n
damage' The tnal 1s scheduled to
begin Jul) I
Count' and shenfT officials d('('hn-
cd Fnda~ to comment on the expen·s
anal '!>IS because the case 1s pending..
Conteatanta for the moet aplrlted dlYialon
of the Orange County l"teeta Baby ~nteet
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line ap before the juqes. Tbe P'leeta n.na
th.roap Monday.
Pancakes, ch_ili and battling
bands f~atured Fiesta events .
By ROBERT H\' 'OMAN
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Thc Oninge ( '-'Unl' Fiesta.."' h1c-h featuttd • beby
ron1c-c,1 ;ind an arm v.Tt'sthng rom~uuon Saturda~.
rontmuc llS fh C"~\ run todEa) a t Mite Squa~ Park 1n
Fount.tin \ allc'
Toda' 's "hedulcd e'-ents mduck the flCSUl·s
Ouh Cool ofl', the Lions Plncalt Bra.Hast and the
fi nals 1n the Battk of tht Bands rontcsl. In add111on. t~ Sl\th annual f1t$ta ~·111 feature C'OntJnuous
entttt11nm~nt, ~•ml\ al ndcs and othtt atfracUOn1..
and 1n tour cat('jonc' -cute t c;m1le. prctttcst e)-es.
prct11c'it ha1rand most ptntt"d. bascJ on thendreu for
thr ounh of Jul\ thtmc
.\I held . turd•' v.ac; the Cahtom\I talt Arm
"rtSLh n ( hamp1onsh1p sponsored b) Coon Beer
Featurro among tht rompe-utors Y.'S Bob Eazor. the
man v. ho i.aught arm •~thng tcchnlQUCS to .aor
~' h ('(tCr . tallone for the mcw1e. "Over the Top ..
I hrou.J,houl the da~ E.a.zo r wa JOl nc'd by nauonal
;ind -.orld '-tlam'Pt<>ns 1n <kmon tra.oons for f .au
\f".'\ talOf'\ This yur's event has proved to be
\be m01t competitive tn tftt nn·.-m-.
)Ur history. Race spokaman Pbil
Cole said sevual teams have 1 lhot at ~ w SS0.000 arand pntt.
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The thousands of pt0pk -.ho v1 1tcd the F~ on
~turd:n •ere treated lo the 4Sth ann\A&l Baby Contest
~JX'n~Hnl "' the Fountain \'alley Chamber of
Com men'<' Pn1l'' v..tlt a~arckd 1n t"<) • divt11oni.
Thl" ... ,C"'ita run lhrou&t\ Monda), when ta
f1n-"orls. sho" will bllhb&ht the llCUVlUC$ at 9. p.JD. '\> ~ •<'nt'ral aJm1 ion 1 U . ch11drn 6 '° 10 are
adm111rJ tor S 1 and chtldrtn under~ att ldmined &ec..
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Rewpon Bacb Ja a t near normal le•ela.
WAT ER: KEEPING TABS ON THE TAPS... ,
From Al
advertising for people to use water
wisely. becau~ if it stays dry for
another year. then we could be
headed for trouble. "
The Metropolitan Water District.
Southern California's largest water
a$ency. mananges water from two
dist.ant sources. one to the cast and
the other to the north. and distributes
1t to a complex network of smaller
agencies throughout the region.
Distnct spokesman t1m Sltrove
said diversity has been one key to
sumvaJ in the southland.
.. w e·bave mulftple sources of water
and that helps us. because if there is a
hydrological short.age in one area. we
can usuaJly compensate from another
area. .. he said. "Los Angeles is getting
less from the Owens Valley this year.
for example. so they're drawing more
from the districl. And we also have
groundwater. which supplies about
one third of our needs. In Orange
County you have a partic ularly weU -
managed groundwater system ...
In Northern CaJifomaa. a drought
1n 1976 and 1977 caused considerable
hardship. Even with its nonnally
higher rainfaJI. that region has a less
extensive network of backup water
sources to rely on. Sltrove said.
-'"TO the nortlnhey generally rely <>.n
a single source of very high quality.
water... he said. "So they're very
subject to the hydro10$Y of the year. If
it rains. they're in fat c11y. I fit doesn't.
they're in trouble very quickly ...
Southern ulifornia's two main
soul'CC$ of imported wat.cr arc the
Califomja Aqueduct, which draws
water from the Sacramento River
delta., and the Colodrado River
Aqueduct. which draws water from
the river via a srstem of canals.
One thing that has tradauonally
worked in Southern Callfomaa's
favor as th<' fact that drought has
never a1Tec1cd both sources simul-
taheously. ,
If the weatherconlinut's to be dry an
the north. ho wever. Southern Cah-
fornaans are go ing to ha'e 10 conserve
1f the) do not want to deplete their
resenes. according to Stan Sprague.
general manager of the Metropolitan
Water Dastnct of Orange Count~.
which acts as a local wholesaler for
water imported b) the \.1etropohtan
d1stnc1.
"Reservoirs an the state water
pro1ec1 are down. and pro1ect1o ns are
the' wall be down as low as 1976 aftht>
weather continues tO be dry DClll ~ear
an the north ... he said.
"If we can get a 10 percent
reduc11on in use through volunta~
conSt·n·ation. then I thi"lk we'll be
able . to get by without mandato~
cutbacks. If peopk don't conserve
\•ol untanly. then we're going to see
come cutbar ks an 1mga11on V.e ma}
e-ven have some of the mt'asures
you're seeing 1n San Franc1S(·o this
year.··
According to some nonhemers.
Southern Californians ha\e alwa\5
been better at lliliiJbb1ng otht'r peopl~'s
water than at conscn 1ng their own.
"We in Northern California want
to see a demonstration that the south
1s really serious about water conserva-
tion," said Sunne Mc Peak, a member
of the Contra Costa County Board of
upe!"Visors and a longtime water
act1v1sl.
.. Cities and counties in the south
need to be much more aggressive in
their efforts at water conservation ...
The divergence ofopinion between
Northern and Southern California
reached its symbolil"'pcak with the
1982 vote oo the propo~ Peripheral
Canal. which foundered m a tidal
wave of opposition from northern
voters.
The canal, which was approved by
a narrow margjn in the south. would
have drawn water from the northern
side of the San Joaquin Delta to the
southern side. aJlowing Southern
California to draw olT more water
without causing ecologicaJ damage.
Advocates of the canal said it
would 1mprovewaterOowin the delta
and actually improve its ..ecology by
reducing the amount of salt water that
gets ~ucked in when fresh water is
sucked o ut.
Nonherners did not buy the
south's arguments. however. and
clobbe.rcd the measure by an esti-
mated ratio of 9-to-I.
McPeak said northern w•r ac-
ti v1sts would never agree ~ let
southerners draw more water unless
there .were written guarantees that the
delta's ftsheries and other natural
resources were protected.
"The Bay Area is not going to
cooperate until we have it in writing,
through legislation. that all beneficial
uses in the delta will be protected
forever.·· she said. "There has to be a
bottom hne, beyond which there can
he no negotiation for funber use. The
Metropolitan Water District wants to
leave that open to negotiation.
The' ·re not acknowledging that this
as a linate resource··
But nonhemers could also use
som{' lessons about finite resources.
~1d Sprague
··tt \OU''e e'er been to the Sacra·
ml'nto area. then 'ou've seen ho-w lu~h and gret•n 11 is:" he said "Well.
1t·s 1n the Sacramentocn' chaner that
'nu l·an ·t ha' e water· meters. so
pl'opll· are not charged for water
all'llrding to ho" much the) u~e. Can
'ou 1 magi ne ho" I ush 11 could be here
1f "l' didn't ha 'e to pa~ for the water
"t' U!>ed''"
\,1uthcrn Californians do ne-ed to
i:nn~·rve. ho"e' er. and water of-
lil 1als hen: need to·coa11nue looking
fur add1uonal c;ources of water. said
S~ro,e.
\ Supreme Coun dec1s1on 1n 1963
gr::in ted some of Cal1forn1a's cnt1tle-
mrn1s to Colorado Ri ver water to
.\n1ona . .\nd .\nLOna's use of Colo-
radu R1vtr water 1s ex po...-cted to rise
dramaucall) with the completion.
\O rne 11me 1n the next decade. of the
T uc'\on .\queduct. pan of the huge
( entral .\nzona Project.
.\nd for the time beang. the Cah-
lorn1a Water Project. which bnngs
water south from the delta. has
reached less than half of its planned
capacity of 4.5 million acre-feet per
year. An acre-foot is equal to 325.900
gallons. or e nough to supply a family
of fi ve for a year.
Some help could be on the way
from the farmers and ranchers of the
Imperial Valley.
For fo~r years. the Metro~li~n
Water D1stn ct has been oegotaaung
fo r extra water fro m the Imperial
lmgation District. in return for
between S 15 million and S 17 million
1n water conservmg improvements .
In fact. the o nly stumbling block 1s
the price of those improvements.
Sprague said. -·
"For some reason. thev want to
hold us up for haghwa) robbery:· he
said.
But Charles Shreves. of the Im -
perial lrngataon D1stnct. said his
district only wants a hedge against
infla11on.
'"We have. over past years. con-
sened about 138.000 acre-f.eet' per
)Car through concrete lining of our
channels," he said. "What we're
talking about is adding new measures.
such as regulatory reservoirs and
pumpback S)S~ms. The added water
we conserve. plus 50.000 acre-feet of
"hat we're already saving. would
then be ~vailable to MWD: We're
asking S 17.5 m1ll1on. so that we at
least start pumng in all available
conservauon methods. The.)'' re offer-
ing S 15 m1ll1on. which offers us no
protection against nsing costs as we
install these measues over the years."
Even if the 150.000-acre-foot deal
goes through, howrver. Southern
Californians will need to be ever more
m indful of their. water use. said
Sprague
Families can eas1h achieve their
goal of I 0 perl'ent conS('rvauo n by
ta1'.1ng slightl~ shoner showers. and
not turning the water on full fo rce. he
said
• ·· .\ lot of pcopk leave the water
running "hen the~ ·re brushing their
tee.th.'' he said. "If vou·re doing a
long. thorough JOb as your dentist
ll'll-; vou vou should. that's a lot of WUl>t~d water. Another thing people
can do 1s -wal>h full loads of clothes
and dishes. Our washers are vel)
ellic1cnt machines. but the~ 're not
dlicaent 1fvou don't fill them. It takes
as much w·ater to do half a load as to
do a full load."
Leaking faucets are another no-no.
he said . .\leak no bigger than a pencil
lead can consume 150 gallons of
water an a 24-hour period. almost as
much as havmgan extra person 1n the
house. •
The main point to consider about
water an Southern California. accord-
ing 10 Skrove. as that the problems
facing residents here arc never going
to have a final and pennanent
solution.
'"The water issue is not something
that's going 10 go away.'' he said.
··We've been grappling with 1t all
through this century. a nd the battle as
going to contanut' -forever."
State's farmers cashing in on
agonyof 1'4idwestcounterparts
SANTA B.\RBAR .\ f .\Pl-Farm-
ers an this Southern California region
have been spared lhe kmd of drought
seen in the Midwest. and some
growers have enjoyed a wmdfall from
drought-induced high wheat pnces.
Despite a rela11~t'l} warm. d f)
"inter in California. the ram season
that ended Thursday produced 12.39
inches of rain here.Just over the 12.35
historical average. according to the
Natio nal Wealher Service.
"There is no great dasa~ter or
catastrophe:· said Marvin Snyder. a
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MAIN OFFICE
~uunl\ farm ad' 1ser who works with
't:gl·table and strawberry producers
1n Santa Mana.
Flower seed crops in Lompoc are
hli,oming without problems. said
'\nd) Learned. a Badger Seeds pro-
duction specaahst who works with
g.ro" t' r'i
"Right at the moment. we are in
prm~ good ">hape:· he said. "The
rainfall this )ear wiU carry the crops
through."
.\nd I.arr) Parks. who raises
d' tlCados on 600 acres west of Goleta,
said "basacally. we are Silting fine."
fhc dry winter caused range grasses
10 mature faster than normal. reduc-
ing the grasses' nutntional benefits
and forci ng ranchers to sell their
herds weeks earlier than normal. said
Wayne Jensen. a farm adviser who
O\ll'r~cs th<.' ll\eSIOCk industry.
But pnce\ were-high this spnng. so
mnny ranchers received good returns.
said W1llv C'hambcrhn. who runs
cattle on· 11 .000 acres near Los
Olivm
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Morning clouds, afternoon sun
The for.-tcmle tot mot90f tM_,..on the Onlnfl
COMt wtth night Md ::.-~ ""°""' Monday. -.Mg to hUy In the .,.."°°' .. H!OM .. .,. 11 to ro et the.,......,~ to 75 to a
ina.nd. Lowe Wtl .,. 57 to 13.
In tht mountlllna, It .. .,. ,., thr~ MoncMy.
except tor tome ctouda wtth • eight c:Nnoe Of
thunderMc>wet• In the .,._noon cwtr the eouttwn
mounlaint. AMort ~both day8 Wtl .,.12 to ea. Iowa
SO to 51. ,
In the deeett•. h wMI be alt thtough Mondey. ucept
for 90fM CIOuda With. eMght ClhMce Of thundeflhowel•
<Net the MStem and IOUttlem ~·on fkNey.
Inner cout.i we•.: Expect ltght, ~ wlnda
night and mom1ng tiour. ucepe '°' weet to ~hweet 10 to 15 knot• In the anembon. s... wt11 .,. 2 tMt with a
IOUthWMt awell Of 4 '-t. t llllS,,... ti
U.S. Tempe Calif. Tempe Eztended
HlgN. IOw9 • Ol~p.m. ~. ~ .. 74 =-= M ol 6 pm Saiuro;..
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Clwlaelon,S C. l't .. Nor1tl Platt• t7 57 Oelllw>CI 14 " AAl!ow 1 •S a.m .0 2
CllM1eelon, W Va .. 41 Ollllihofna Ctty II .. OnWto 15 t2 Second "'OI' 133 P"' • 1
Owltic>lte,N C IS t2 OmaN ID II Palm Sc>tinol 112 ,.
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~ to 52 Orlendo 15 74 .....,.,.. 15 IO CNcaoo 19 St Pthlll'elp•'lle IS .. '"-Aoblea 14 52 The...,,•-•' S•61m -•••I ~· .. 50 ..._.... lot .. Rad lllUfl 106 1• aoepm a..eletlCI 71 41 PllllOurgll 19 4t ~ .. 51 Tttl moon .... too., " tO CM • "' -Cdumbla.SC " 56 Portlllnd.M ..... 70 50 .. ID •-•' 11 ltpm ~.ONo 12 411 l"onlend. ()fa .. 12 ICM ... ~d.N,H .. 40 Pr~ 74 51 .. 55 o.llM-FI WOtlh t1 71 =rCl!y 83 St San 8erMtdlno 13 .. Surf Forecaat Oeyton .. 52 to ti Sana.twlel ... '3 o.n-14 51 Aano ., 51 San Olago 71 a O.Moin. 12 83 Alcflmond 12 52 San frand9co 7t 55 BEACHAAEA .... ...... o.troil II 52 SI low .. .. San.io. II t i LGe AtigelM Cltt • 12 °"""" 11 $3 a.it LAil• Clfy 100 .. s-taAne 15 ... • 12 EIPMO to .. SanAmonlO ., 11 s.111 Bwtlara " 51 ()r~ty If San Coutl•I' • £,,_,,... 11 M SanJuen.P A t2 74 Santa Cn.lr "' "' • 12 Falrt>en1<1 IS ., ~tPm«>v .. 57 San Lule OOlal>o 15 51 S Barbll•·Vantur•
Fargo 15 53 to ,. S.....M"11 73 51 Swell c11<ec11on South_, OUtloe* for
A11gs1a11 12 47 Topeaa t7 ID Sant• Monica .. 12 Mond!IY SllQllt cl«•-In _. aN:I
a,_, Rapids 12 47 W~on.OC ... ID Sloc:kton 100 11 .....
Winning Lotto numbers picked
By Tbe Au~iated Pre11
Hl"re are the wi nning numbers
picked Saturday night for the Cali-
forn~~ Lotte'1,'s twice-weekly "Lotto
6-49 game: -4. 45. 37. 47. 46. 26 and
the bonus number. I. ·
Players who correctly gues~ all
sax numbers will share a prize pool of
S 12.2 million. said John Schade, a
state lottery spokesman.
All those who picked fi ve numbers
plus the bonus-number will divide
amo ng them~lv~a pm.( pool ofS 1.8
m1lhon: fi ve of Sill will share
$952.000: fo ur of six will share
$866.000. Three of six is wonh an
automatic SS per winner.
The numbers were chosen by Lotto
machine during a television broad-
cast onginaung in Sacramento.
T hr sales from Wednesday night lo
Saturday's drawing were S 17 .3
million.
Earlier Saturday in Sacramento. a
Jacumba homemaker won the top
pntt of S2 million and a relircd El
Cajon newspaper press foreman won
SI million Saturday on the state
lottery "Big Spin."
Therrisa Doyle. 25. hit the
"double" slot. then landed on SI
million. "I felt reall) lucky:· she said.
.. rguess rm fonunate -not guesCT
know I am. It's amazing. ..
A fishing11nd gardening enthusiast.
Doyle said she plans to establish
retirement accounts for herself and
her husband. Larry. and trust funds
for their two daughters. Trenna. 5.
and Aheia. 2.
he said she will take some time to
decide how spend the rest of the
S80.000 she recc1,e ~earl) after taxes
for the next 20 yt'ars. ··1 didn't really
make plans on the s~ millaon." she
said. "I just made plans for the for-
surc (minimum pnie ol) SIO.ooo.··
Bernard Thompson: 83. !Ml•d he
had dreamed that he was go1ng 10 win
has SI million. The state wait pay him
$40.000 a year after ta,e<> for the nt 'l
20 vears.
'"That's something -S40.000 a
year:· Thompson said. "Of course. at
my age. I may not be around to get 11
all."
Thompson. who runs a pan-11me
s1gn-makmg business from his home.
said he plans 10 bu~ a car and th up
his )atd. "Oh, I'll do some thin~ ... he
said.
Pair.claim record for striptease
LOS .\NGELES (AP) -Twenty-
two-H~ar-old Delane Balliot and 28-\ear~old Newcomb Munt ended a 72-
hour marathon stnp act an the
window of Melrose A venue store
aturday. stnpping to their' under-
wear 432 !Imes.
T he pair began their quest to enter
the Guinness Book of World Records
Wednesda) afternoon. As long as
nobody else breaks their record. they
said the 1989 G uinness book will List
them as the first record holders.
"We are the pioneers." Munt said.
"M ~ feet are twice the size of my
shoesQ"aght now." Ball1ot said Satur-
da} ase\he took o ff her high heels. '"I
want to go ho me. take a shower. go to
sleep for days."
The professional strippers were
alto"cd to rest for five minutes every
hour dunng their bump and gnnd-a-
thon. but they often danced several
straJght hours to accumulate tam!.' for
catnaps. a spokt'sman said
.. Both Balhot and M ~t "Ork as \)
stnppcrs for a )ang1ng telt-gram com-
pan> 1n the area
For establishing the record. their
employer 1s g1vangeach of them S500. ..
a new set of clo thts and a (rec tnp to >--
either New York Cit) or Hawa11
RACERS HEAD FOR BOSTON ••.
From Al
"From any viewpoint. the outcome
of the world's greatest old car race is
as unpredictable as can be." Cole said.
Eighty cars from the original field
of 123 remain. bu1 more than I 00 arc
e~pected to drive into Boston this
afternoon. several hoping to cross the
finish line despite being disqualified
earlier in the race.
Saturday's 350-mile stretch from
Enc to Wilkes-BarTe was won by Dick
Burdick and Wayne Bell. whose 1924
Bentley Three-Liter Speedster fin-
ished just 14 seconds off the perfect
time set by race officials. Burdick. of
Rosansk). Tex .. and navigator Bell.
of Lake Oswego. Ore .. are considered
favorites. But Cole believes about 20
teams have a shot at victory.
In the I 0 days of qualifying races.
eight d ifferent teams emerged as first-
place winners. fueling the com-
petlll\'C spant that has marked this
year's race. Wanners of the daily race
collect S.5.0<X> Im first place .
Over 11s 11 da~ ~. the cross-country
race has k·d motonsts from D1s-
ne) land to NMtern Calaforn1a.
through the Rod.aesand the Midwest
.and to the Great Lakes region before
ats finish toda\ in New England.
Racers "'" lea'e Wil kes-Ba1Te
toda) at 5 a.m . stop for lunch 10
Ha nford. Conn :ind arr l':\pectC'd m
Boston b~ 4 lP p m
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For a brief few hoan u workera Mt ap rldee &Ad bootba oa
Thanclay, the Fountain Valley Ft.ta wu qtdet &Ad empty ...
Bat by that e•enlq. howe•er, Mile Sqaare Park wu banu.n.
with re•elera enJOJine the carnlm atma.phere, rtdee &Aa
maalc.
A carnl•al worker who identified hl••lf ~ u "Shorty"
arooma a merry-ao-roand hone (lower t pJaoto) ln
preparation for ae•eral daya of hard rt~ by e.tt..i-aoen.
On the Midway (rlCht), one of the Fl•ta •many rtdee &eta a
&o~ o•er by a carnl•al employee while Jerry Tlnaley (below) checb out the prba he'll be aoon ....... oat to,, ... aame
wtnnera.
Thia la the •lzth year the city of Foaotaln Valley bu hoeted
It.a annual Fleata. which end• Monday.
Dally Pilot photos by Nick Souza
LAGUNA MUSEUM .••
·From Al
programs after l'\h1t1111on<. ha\(' lllO·
eluded their run'
Desmarais al~o \H)uld li l..l· w ha'e
the museum ~ponsur a S) mpos1um of
sorts for an cnt1c~ to prO\'tdl· a fo rum
where wnter~ could e'change ideas
and compare no tes regarding the
quaht) and ,·anet\ ot rnntempora~
art 1n the area
"It's 1mponan1 for this muSt'um to
play an act1\l' rnk in the ::.rt cnv1ron-
m(nt of Southern Cahfom1a:· he
says.
WhateH·r plans are e' entuall)
realized. [)(·smarat" sa~s it's import-
ant that the) take the communtt) into
account.
"A museum 1s not JUSt the "him of
a curator or director." h" sa\S. "It's a
product of the e n\ ironme11.: of all the
communit~. of tts 0" n h1s1or. and its
own coll~ii'on . So the prosrams that
will develop will tx· fully 10 response
to the community, which I see as
being no t onh Laguna. hut all of
Southern Calttom(a. "llh a SJ>l'<'1al
emphasis of course in south Orange
County."
\A.\1r~ ·· hl· 'kl''> ·· .\t the:.-same time.
though. "'c ha'l' w hold them 10 the
:wmc !.!.and1rd~ "<' use for an~ other
dMl~I\
fhl' '4-\f:ar-old Ot-smara1s cur-
rcnth si:r\es a~ director of the Caltt~)rn1a \luseum of Photography
at l ( R 1\\~rs1dc and t'\Pects to be-gin
full-time at thl· Laguna .\rt Museum
b' Octohc:r In the me-an11me. he
pians on ~pending one da~ a week 10 •
Laguna Bcal·h to hc:comc fom1har
"Ith thn·ommuntt) and the muSt'um
'>tan. anJ to find a ho me
Ht!> <;c,·krnon. announced last "eek.
culminatl·d a se'en-month search for
.1 J1rl·c1or to succeed 8111 O tto n. who
fl'5tgncd last November after heading
thl' museum for ncarl} seven years.
n11on 00\A. st'!' es a president of the
.\n lnstllute of Southern Cahforn1a.
locatcd1us1 a fe" m1lesdo"n Laguna
Can,on Road.
.\ithough Desmarais and his wife
1\.111~ Morgan -an editor for the
arch11e1.·ture and design magazme
.\ngeles -reside 10 Claremont. he
ha'> bl-en familiar with the Laguna Art
M useum and its programs.
·TH• bas1call} been impressed." he
!kl~' "The~ ·ve done import.ant things
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Desmarais promises that th<' mu-
seum 's goal of emphasizing Cah-
fom1a art. including that pnor 10
World War II. will continue. In
addition. he sa}S he welcomes input
from the local art communtt}.
.\mong the more pressmgconcerns
fo r Desmarais will be to hire a
de"l'lo pmcnt officer to help raise
funds for the museum and to add
per onnel to the curatorial staff.
Charla Deamarala will take o•er u dlrector at tlae IAC'Gna
Artllaaeam.
"I think a mu~um has a respdns1-
bility to its own community to look
• for the artists o f note and show their "This 1 a nc" challenge for me." he
5a)S. "Worl..ing "tth a hroadcr range
of mC'dta and at a pl"l\:ltC museum
"11h :'I bosses on the hoard instead of
JU '1 ,1n,· -11 II Jll ~-nc"' Ill mt" Rut I
thin!.. 11.ll tx• n,·111ng Jnd I'm ),)\11..ing
for",JrJ h' 1t ·
.States New1 Service
WASHINGTON -Hert arc the votes of
senators and local representatives on major
legislation 1n C'odgres.s this v.('Ck. A "Y .. means
the mcmb(r voted for the measure: an .. N ..
means the memb(r voted against the measure;
an .. A" means the member did not vote.
TbeSenate
TreaHry-Po1taJ Service approprtatlou
The Senate approvcd. 81-4. l~slation to
appropriate funds to the Treasury Department.
1he Postal Service. thC' Ex~utive Office of the
President and other independent qenCln for
the next fiscal year. (HR 477S)
Cransto n {0 )-Y .
Wilson(R )-A Plot C'"laJ Hltflatt.a: l trtht
The Senate tabled. H -3 7, and thus killed. an
amendment that c'empts emplo,ers from
Strvmg wnttC'n nottC't' before finng pcnnancnt
worken who would be consi~rcd economic
stnkers under the National Labor Relations .\ct.
The measure amC'nds a bill that rt'Qu1res
companies to 11ve employtts ad' anC't' warning
of plant closinp and mass la,ofTs (S 2527)
Cransto n (0)-A
W1lson(R)-4.
Plul cletial •tlflcalt011: u taraJ ~Jsaster
The Senate approved. 95-0. an amendmtnt
to the plant closma bill exempttna employcl"5
from aivingadvancc noucc 1fthe mass layoffs or
plant closmp aR results of natural d isasters
such as Ooods. earthquakes. or drought. (S 25~7)
Cransto n (0)-Y
Wilsoft(R)-Y
Plut dela.t •tiflcau .. : t.uks
The Stnatt tabkd. 6.l-29. and thus k1llcd. an
amendment to the plant cio 1111 bill that -.ould
e'\empt somt• ti.Jn~' Jn.• "'1' '"lt' anJ 1l1an
assoc1at1"1ns fr,1m t'it-1ni\ "'n 1Jc-rN ··em-
plO)C'n .. ( :5:-1
Cranston I 0 1-'\
W ilson( R 1--.\
TbeBou.e
Tr...,.rutloa DepartmHt a,proprtatloe1
The Hou~ appr(" ed. ,-1 -4(1. lt'11'llat1on to
appropnatl' SI n 8 h1llton for the Transix1nnt1on
Ol:partml'nt and ~latC'J ag,·n•1es for the nC''ttl
th~-al 'ear 1HR ...... '1-'l
B.ldham l R 1-'\
DannC'me,er IR I-"'
Ooman IR l-'\
l ungrtn CR)..'
Pad.ard tRI-'\
Orange Coast DAILY PILOT /Sunday July 3, 1988 A3
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Gang member gets
32 years to life for
murdering minister ,
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I•' '\2 \l'.J'' t,, l11l tO pr ,,,n hlf rubbing
.1nJ rnurut•nn~ .1 .l\ m "''1e• a~ he
,,,1, ,ct• r~ .l''''t.1'ht h>r h 'llr,,l..en-
,• •\A.ll ,hu·,t' ~U'
'u r'<:n.•r \ ..... .., loJ~, l anJace
( "•Ille.'! fl'I\'\ tl·J ,l\'lt'n'<' f'('~Ue I
I nJa, 1h.ll \nJn ..,_,., 1n \l.•1•rt' <,('!' e
th1 rir\I p.irt ,,, hi' ""'nltll((' JI J \QUth
!l\lllut1.•r h r r-·r.1n: t-1'11 1,1r pn<iOn \t,,,,., \\JH' '4,,, ~ J: thr lime ot ,.,,. ,,J, n~ rkJ,frJ ~ .. I., h' murder
J~1J t"• ,,•un:, ·•l r 'f'ho.·n f \A.0
1••!-it•r, .1 r~· &I'", h.1r~··J !'the 1..illtng
l ht \ td I rn l ).j\ J l Thom rS<ln.
:-"j\ ,h, t J' hl pr ..l\l'J ,•n h1<. ~nee.,
"llh '11' h.inJ, r .ll't-J Jn..! h1 \ ('\e~
dt\'4.'•' 1•Ul'IJl J '•'t.lh,1J(' phl)Ot'
t:-..~11h
\ r• •hJtwn •,·p.•rt ,J1kd \hl\•re a
~J:lg m,·n l~:r ''"' 1• th<' age.' ,11 " "a
'u•1rnl t"lruta1 and rre-d:llllf\ t' pc of I
~ •-.. n .1JJ1, t<'d i. man1uanJ and
I h .. rnr'•'n j l•l'0'4.'\l m.n1,1er and
Jn l'ldl·r JI the l1rt'Jll'f 7100 .\1X1St1.'hc:
l ·hur1. h in 'Jnt..i .\nJ "3~ lillc:-d .\pnl
"' I" -J' ht' "1k 11'<'!..<'d cm from
tht11 ,:ir
r "t r h"mr\•'n' '4('rt .... ~e"tni heir
' 1 thl'I , hun h t-u., ... h1, h had
"r·' l n d1w. n attrr JO e' c:-n1n~ d\Ul"C'h
lhl' '"' ,,t he~ l'M~rd 1
1..il.a n@. Tra,, ( .incr I and
l.i,l·r;.i ~: arc \('t lor tnal .\ 'in
'u~·r1t•r <. l'•un ( arter " allc-gt'd to
'1.n (' rulkd the tn~cr
FOURTH ST ART MILD •••
F rom Al
JIT\''tt•,! ,,n \U,J'll ll'O ,,I ru("l!i, IOIO\·
1,J1'111n in an au1i1nh'l"ltk
\ I 1 Ith ml\ll\n\I "'J'> JIT\'"l'd \)0
,u,r1, 1,1n ,,, Jrunl..en dn' in~ 1n
l J\!unJ lka, h tiu; the JITt'\I "a'
u•1rl'IJ l\'J t,1 the.' .,\,l"lnl"I\ ("hf'd.~'lnl
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I htn@.' ''l'rt.' l''flC"• 1a lh ~u1r1 '3tur-
JJ' Jh'n~ tht: t-..·.1., hl'' a<. \'' ena"'t
., 1\'' l..1·r1 thC' .-r,1"J' a !"111 'mailer
thJn <'\f't", tt'J
In '<'"rt"'n Ika1'h hf<-guard' c-<.tt·
mJtl•J that ahol,ut ~ll 1\\) sunt"IJ th<'f'
',.,lll-J the hc.:i. h
..I [lUt'"' that-. l..inJ of 'mall l"lut
"\' \,• lcam,'d th.it the .,·rov.d ... are
.l "J" J1'H'rmtn<'d h' the.' v.c-ather ··
u1d C.1ordon RC'CJ a mannt' ~ltl\
,,ni,C'r ·\\ r·\l. had t"lu't<'r da,., 1n the
m1Jdk Ill r~rmh<'r ..
Thi· ''H'lln "3' J mild 6 ~rtts
an...t th<' 'ur1 l1llert'd ~·C\M1'ltl"nt 4 and
'·ll".\t <;(It' rom 01 a SC'uth sv.-rll
l ilC'~u.mh made 11t\\.1u1 ~O f'M('UC'S
R<'t'J -.aid ~1mc "eath<'r tof'C'C'ast'
tor ~ad\ area' ind1catf'd a \h&}\1
"anmng tttnJ fr1r 1oJ1\ v.1th the
sl..1t~ cleann1
"E'er. bl~' h'trn' II' the -.·t>ather
rt'PQrt'I." he \311J \ nd 11 the' "' 1t''
@.tl10& to ~ n1,"t the' II CC\me doY.l\
here t"tn 1l 111urn' out to N-C"rumm'
t·' .1l"'.1'' ~unn' ml.ind l"lut ,k1wn
hnt· '"u ne'n l..n<'~
In Huntington tkal·h li let.uards I
'-Id th\·, ll'"ds thcrr aJ...,, "ert' a bu
'm.1lk1 1han l'\~l«i !"It~ au't' o ftM 1
"er, J'I "eathl·r
\ •'U l..Ol'" ~'"' N-rn thrt"C da "
''°'t "'' '' -.ecn dtrel't <.unhg.h t." s~ud
\ 1 'In\ Da' 1dson
1 I'll 'un Pl"t"l ed o ut tor a b11 shonl>
atter ~ rm hut not carh eno ugh to
Jilt"-t amt,ne·., plan~ for the dav I
-\t the.' "'' tx-ach near the Hunt-
ington fka.-h Pier. the water I
trm(X'rnturc "a\ ti..., deg.recs and tht
'ur1 oOc-rt'd a ~tcad' swell from the
~uth f>a,1d<.0n q1d TM au
trmperature p<-alcd at "0 dqttn I
'' h1r the "tat her forN"ast throuah
\fonJ.'I\ the National Weathc-r Ser-
' llC rrt'J1cts rtear skit'~, e'CCPl for I
tht,.,.,• hngenng lov. clouds 11 the
ht-Jl hC'' throtsgh the e"en1ni. aivuia
1irewnrl\ fan an unobslrUC'tcd vae-
of July Fourth ac-nal displays taklna
pla<'t' at \Outbland parb thatnl&ht. j
t ounh 01ghn1mt tcmpcntum 1
'hould al. be plasant. ™'llnJ frcMr:I
the W\ at the bcachn to lhc upper 60s
an,1 m1Jd'c ~ 10 the inland vaJ}eyl
M Of~ t out DAILY PILOT I Sunday July 3, 1988
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~~!! Fo11~th across the ,~~!~~~; ..
Rain fell Saturday over some D'P.Olldt.tc·Lal1eiftdlnd11aJ'I. ~u~e~~df!~o~h~'h:yn~dfv'i:s~ section~ ofthc nation's drought belt, £ 1 -ea D ......... i~&.&1 among about so farmen who were
but not enough to bru.k the back of { I. . Jtl involved in the 1986 haylift to
the dry spell, and Virginia farmers 0 manv ia.rm commu.n es V1rg1nia.when theSouthcastsuffered who wen-helped two years a&o b) '.T it~ own drought.
donated hay returnl'<i the favor to an
Ohio village. SO T H BEND. Ind. (AP)-The drou~t witMril_\J farm crops may be "At lhe time. (1986) I had a lot of
And the drought created a mini nourn.hing rehgious faHh in rural commun1tie1 in lndaana, where parched hay in my barn and I thouaht it was
religious dispute 1n Ill inois, where lands thfl'aten farm families' spirits u welJ as their livelihood. the thing to do," said farmer Ralph
Oov. James R. Thompson declar~ While praying for rain, members ofsmall town conare11tions arc beina Heyne. who donated about l,SOO
unday "a day of prayer fo r rain." l·haltc:ngcd to look deeper into their faith, some reliaious leaMn say. bales to Virginia. "It wasaneasy thin&
Thompwn·1.1 action 'angered <\It hough a selection of churches around Indiana reported no sianiflcant to do whi:n my barn was full . I wish we
Amencan Atheists. based at Ausu n. 1m:rea~ in. Sunday attendance, special services to pray for rain have drawn were sending it down this time."
Te~as. ''Government must top tell· well. A Wisconsin official estimates his
ing ctttzen<; "hen 10 pra). what to .. People make mo~. of an auempt for a deeper prayer life ~use of this. state\ .!-month-old drought may
pray. ho" 10 pra) or even if they because it's a challenge. says the Rev. John BocsJ1n of St. Celestine Roman bankrupt more farmers and slash
should pra) ... the group said in a CaLholic Church in Dubois County in southern lndaana. crop }lelds and dairy herd sizes more ~tatement Saturda}. "I don't think this 1s brin&ing people back to the church," said Bocslin. lhan any other ai.pect of the sluggish
'howersand thundcrstormi.sprcad "ho 1s 1n charge of rural cburch affairs for 12 counties in the Evansville farm l!Conomy of the 1980s.
during thl' morning from nort h-Diocese. "Most people on the land are already reaular churchgoen because
western T l'\as and th~ Texas Pa n-the} !..now they're dependent on God for: their suc.cess in asriculture. They have
handle intu o,outhwc-stcrn Oklahoma to have-a bountiful ram that they can't control."
and from .\rkansas across western
Tennessee. nurthan M1ss1s!i!pp1 and to 12 inches below normal in thc
i\labama
\<tore than an inch of ram fell on
pans of l"Cntral and northern Arkan-
..as. 0ooJmg '!>Orne streets tn !°'lorth
l 11tll' RlK'l and thl' storms l..nocl..ed
out dn tnut~ to thou'>.!nd~ of cus-
wmero,
"II u•rtJ1nl~ ha' hdrx·d uu t an .1" lul lot " nll'tl·orologl't "111..e
fh11mr"111 tn L111k Rod .. \<lid ul thl·
rJ1 n Bui hl' Jddl·d th.JI '(•mc pan' of
thl' 'tall' ha\c-n't had .1drop1n "t'l'l'i
.1nJ ·•\\l· tt· '>1111 <10\\,ht'll' tr11m l"O
~tatt'.
.. Wl"'rc going to need a couple of
more weeks of weather hlce this to
n-alh make a dent 1n the drought. and
11 doc~n't look hke that will be the
l'3~l' In M1ch1gan\cl"ntrJI l lpper Penin-
'>ula. ae .... ~ n.·roncd about SS percent
rnnta1nmen1 Saturda~ of a fire that
hurn1:d I .200 at re~ 1n the under-dn
ll1a"a1ha ~allunal r orest, a LI .:.
I ort'\t '>[)Okl'~"oman said.
I hi.' ti it· fon:ed about no fam1!11:s to
evacuate their homes ovemlght along
Lake Michigan's Little Bay de Noc.
but thq were allowed back early
Saturday. said spokeswoman Mary
Mumford. Two outbuildings were
dl"stro) ed. she said.
A section of U.S. 2 east of Rapid
River and nearby Wisconsin Central
Railroad tracks were closed for aboul
five hours Friday n'ight before crews
cx11 ngu1sbed na mes along both
route~. Mumford said.
Trucks carrying some 2,000 hales
of donated ha~ for drought-slncken
"II has singly done more damage
than . anything .sincc the 1930s.
There's, nothing that compares to
what the drought has done so far,
e en 1fwe get good weather from here
in." said Richard Rodcfeld, an econ-
omist with the state Department of
A~m:ulture. Trade and Consumer
Protcc11on .
Fish biologists 1n Wisconsin are
urging lishennen to use restraint
"'h1lc officials consider the possibility
of cun a1hng trout fishing altogether
bl.'cau'>e of the drought. Trout popu-
lation) v.cre down 40 percent to 60
i:x·rcl'nl on two nvcrs in th<.' An tigo
area ~un c)rd recently
-"L I I ,~ltl
Levi Cochran. 6. throwa atonea Into what la left of lndJana •a
Indian Creek . On the normal year. the creek woald be
running a bove the boy•a bead.
'Dir ty Dancing' m aker
sues over X-ra t ed video Defense probe continues to widen
LO\ \'\,Cil l £\ t \Pl -The producer of the h11 fil m ··oiny
Danung · " '>Utng .1 lilm productt on group that made an X-ratcd
'1dco1aix· 11111.'d "\t'I' D1ru Dancing."
< Jhalkro ( •Hltrnl t urp and Caballero Home Video are-engaged
in tradem:ir~ 1n1nn~l·mcn1 and unfair competition. Vcs tron Inc.
JtlOrnl'' lknl" fkn /\ 1 \aid 1n thl" Ja.,..sutt filed in federal court here
Frida'
..\d\t'rtl'1ng Jt•,tnlx·' "\ t"f'\ Dirt' Dancing" as a stof) where .. II
doc\11·1 gl·1 arl' J1n1cr ·
fhc \u lt alo,o d ttllTI\ that lhl' name "Very Din) Dancing" would
,·au\t' Wn'iumn c-ontu'lon y,1th a .. Dtrt~ Dannog" sequel and the
cum·ni \lore Din~ Danl1n1t" rl"rnrd album
\ t'\lron " 'cd..ing 10 han rdease of Caballero's videotape and
n'ikt•d thJt Jll lurm''> 1ha1 ha'l' hcl'n d1s1nbu1ed be handed over to
'.\•o,tmn. Bt·n·l.' 1 \Jtd
< ahalkru otlinal' u1uld not he reached for comment because
thc-rl' 1'> nn li \ll'd ll'kphonr number tor the companies
.. Dim Danung ··a com111g of age story about a sheltered. wealth)
girl and ct pttt•r rt'-'>ort dllme" 1n~ruc1or wh-0 fall in lo-Ve has c-amcd S60
m1lhon smn· 111.1.:is r-l'lca'>l"d'1n r\ugust 1987. '
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WASHI NGTON (A P) -Former
N:t\ y research chief Melvyn Paisley
helped RC' A Corp. gain new Pentagon
business after the company's role in
another big military project was cu t
back. 1n 'I' hat was alleged I) a quid pro
quo arrangement. according to a
rubltshed report.
Ot-fcn-.c "le"' s reponed in tts Jul) 4
edition that Pa1sle). v.ho hascmeried
as a kl·~ figure in the ongoi ng
'"' e .. 11ga11on of abuses in the Defense
Department'\ weapons-buying sys~
tern. brought RC'A "into the-lucrative
submarine electronics business"
through n S1.4 billion project then
kno"'n .t'> the: C\uhmanne Advanced < ombat \\\tC'm. ofSUBACS.
\c' aal '><>urccs wld the newspaper
thlH "tOmfX'ttuon for the prOJCCl was
cosmc11r and th'at RC r\ had been
dc .. t1m:d to "'in But the nev.spaper
~1d 11 v.a~ unclear "h) Pa1slc). v.ho
scncd at the Pentagon from 198 1
through ..\pnl 1987. helped RC'A
obtain th(' Sl'Br\C contract 1n
Janual) 1986.
In olht•r de' clopment~ related to
the dl'li:n~e prohc:
-Tht Lu'i ..\ngdes Times reponed
in '°IJturda' ·, ed111ons that rcttred
-'<dm Jame' ..\ .. ..\n·" L\ons Jr
dcn1nJ 1n an in ten 1c-"' thai he was
1n,ul,l·d hnbcr. and fraud 1n the dekn~c luntracting mdustr).
L\on' "'ho ha' worked as a
lOO\ult.101 rn thl· Mr Donnl"ll Douglas
Corp .. 1nlt' a1 1t:1~1 last Dccembt-r.
a)~O olllll'>Cd a "\l'f\ \lnd1Ct1ve
chqut•" nl t~ 1ng w de-;irO\ him and
lornw1 '\.I\\ (jl'lretar. Juhn F
Lt•h man ·
''I'm nut J'>~~J-1-~ """h th1l> other
uar · I '1111' \JJJ. fl•krnhg to allega-
11110' thJt drkn"c tonsullanll> ha\C:
u~·d l lj"tlicd 1n lorrna11on to hl'lp
companies win m1l1tary contracts.
Lyoni. is not a target oithe ongoing
fraud invl"Stigation. although his
name appeared on a search warranl
served at McDonnell Doug.las' St.
Louis headquanc" last month.
-The Los Angeles newspaper also
.-.aid sources have told the newspaper
that Pa1sle) was the subject of a 1983
FBI probe that examined allcgauons
of bnbef') and C'lectronic eavesdro~
ptng.
Thr newspaper. c111ng an uniden-
tified l>Ource fam1l1ar with the 1983
1nvest1gat1on. -.id then-U.S. At-
tornc} Elsie Munsell declined to
prosecute Paisley follow1pg the probe
1n part because lhe statute of limi-
1a11ons on thr electronic eavesdrop-
ping. whJch allegedly toolt: place 1n
I <no. had·npiri:d
lihe al<>1l dcl.hncd to pro~"t·ute. the
'ourn• !>aid. because the Bdeing Co ..
on whose behalf Paisley had allegedly
paid bribe~. h:id. already pleaded
guilt> 10 chargl'~ of fa iling to disclose
at kast $7 million in commissions It
paid to overseas agents to hclp'win
a1rlt ne orda'>.
Both Ms Munsell and Henf) E.
H ud'ion. "ho o,uccecded her in 1986
and 1s no"' managing the Pentagon
fraud '""''~ligation. declined com-
ment .
Pa1sle> 's anomey. E. Lawrence
Barce lla. d1!>m1ssed the repon as "a
rL·gurg1tat1on of unfou nded allega-
1100!. that have been cum1n ed'many
times."
In 11\ ~tor~. Deftn~ News !>aid Pa1~lq \ 10\
00lvemcn1 v.1th RC..\
l·aml· alt the compnn) 's role 10 the
Al'gl'> shipboard electronics program
"'a' .,1_gn11icantl~ r<.'duced when ih"e
:"'a'~ a"'artkd \re~ Corp a St'cond-
'>UUrll' l'ontrJll on the project.
Study says Americans will suffer due to debt Death sentenced handed
down in torture m.urders \.\\~Hf-.;(., Ill'\ .\f>I -fhc
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1n thl' hr ... 1lll''>I mC'<1\un· of trade. lht'
... urrt·n1 .11l11unt v..ould fall to Sl51
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rl''-"rd ''-' hdlion ddiltt 1n 1987
I h1· I r••rl prcdu:tcd a further
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t ,,llul' ol the dollar that have
''' ·;1d\ laktn plan·
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·' , ii.I llqun r;"n.& ag.ain -.harpl) in
1!1 1•111, .111d '-uuld hit S \26 billion
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PH I LA DELPHIA -A JUf') that convicted Gaf') Hetdntk of kt lhng two
·A-omen in his basement torture chamber. tnclud1ng one who died by
ck·ctrocut1on. ordered Saturday that he die in theelectnccha1r. "Now my sister
can rl'\l in peace I feel happy ... said Denise. Dudley. sister of electrocution
'll't1m l'kborah Johnson Dudley_ "We got whal we wan led. He's gotng 10 die "
::; Jurc)r., del1tx:ratl'd n'·arly two hours before choosing death sen tences ins.lead of
I ht· ~oH·rnmcnt annountl'd on-lili.· 1mpn.,nnml·n1 for thr two first-degree murder counts on which they
I hur..Ja\ 1ha1 total t ; \ tomgn dl'bt con' 1c·1ed Hc1dn1k..on Fnday T he panel . chosen 1n Pittsburgh because of
1nnl''"ed to S \oll.2 billion at lhl" t"nd pn:tnal publiclt~ here. also had convicted him ofk1dnapp1ng and rape in the
111 1111(" turthL'r lengthrning the 1mpn~onmen1 of four other women in his Ph1ladel ph1a row house. Dunng the
mun tr.\ lcJd "' tht• 1.1.orld'\ largest trial. the 1ur. heard testimony about how He1dn11( lured six women.
lkhtor na11on 1mrnsonnl thcm in his basement. repeatedly ra ped and tonured them. and
n l'ntualh lolled 1"0 of thrm
IRENE 8 . HAYDIK , M .D.
Announces che Opening of Her Office
For the Practice of
01agnosuc Allergy and Immunology
P;it1Pnl SP1v1<-:P.S 1nch1de the nPlflllf av,11lat1lf' 8HR (8c1'"0µ1 11
t i•'>li1nm P Rf' ''d!'.t•I r ~ allprgy IRSl Performed 1r <I t,..st t11tir•
1 pr qr>ns do r,01 rome 1n cont.act with the patients s~"
n,,. rP.sull of /P.<1rs of sc1entif1t resrarcti the SHA is salf'!
' 11r 1;1r>rn1~r11 ~1111 <Jr c11r ai.e and 1.s 1 ecoq1111r>d by mernhe• ~ nf ti 1P
Ar111 •r •Lrlrt Ac.udPrny of Alleryy arir1 Chn1< r1t lmn11H1nlolJV
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(714J 722,l"l/')
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Please call for an Appointment
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Twenty hurt when gaeollne t..nk uploda
l..\KE OZARK, Mo. - A 2.500-gallon gasoli ne tank ruptured and
nplod-cd 1mo flames outside a restaurant Saturday, injumrg-a~ut 20 people
authonlll'\ said The tank outside Que's P1ace Restaurant, three miles nonh of
Lake 01ark. ~pra ng a leak and bu"t into names about 3:45 p.m .. said Darrell
I Cook. of the Miller County Sheriff's Depanmcnt. A man and a woman were .nu .... n to Lake Ozark Genera l Hospital with severe bums. Cook said, and about
I I~ uthn people al~o 1nJured 1n lhe fi re were taken 10 tht" hospital in pnvat.e
'l'h1dl'!> Hmp11al officials would not release the cond1t1ohs of the tnJ ured
Gay actlvl•t burled with mil itary bonon
W SHINCiTON-Leonard Matlov1ch,a Vietnam War hero whose 1975
discharge from the Air Force for his avowed homoscxuaht) became a rallyin&
romt for ga} nght\ ac11v 1sts, was buned here aturda} w11h full military
honor\. Matlo' 1Ch. ~4. died June 22 in Los Angeles. from comphcations
:i"ociatcd with Al DS, a fatal virus-borne disease whoS(' chief vicums have
hct·n homo~cxual men and intravenous drug abusers. He was buried in
< ongre'>s1onal C'cmctl'ry JUSI 20 blocks from the .S Capitol in a ceremony
th<tt mixed 1hc m1htal") pomp of a horse-dra wn ca isson and a trad1t1onal thrtt-
\ ollc' ..alutl' b~ '>C' en nneMen with eulogies from gay nghls act1v1sts.
Man sentenced to quit •making clg.,-ette.
W.\11 l 'K . Hawa11 -Nt ifs. ands or butl<i -a man convicted of
\tcalrng a load of c1garet1es will have to kick lhe hab11 or spend lime behind
har'o )tall' Judgl· Boyd P Mossman beheves an add1ct1on to c1garenes caused
U ro~ f R1n to steal $427 worth of them from a barge last )tar at Kaunakaka1
I I arbor on Molokai Isl.and. Rm. ~O. pleaded no contest to founh-dcgrcc theft in
connection w11h the cigarette he1Sl. and also to secood-degrce theft involvina
$I to worth of11tolcn hcer. At a sentencing heanng Fnday. Mossman told Rin
10 avoid alcohol and drug use and suspended a 90-day Ja il term on condition
I hat Rtn quit smoking. Mossman also put Rtn on five years probation. ordered
him to ~rform 300 hours of community service and told him to &ct a Job.-~
Police dl•rm boy to toy machlne 6UJJ
MANCH ESTER. Conn. -A 12-ycar-old boy playing in a park dropped h1~ reahst1c squirt gun and ra ised his arm~ when confronted by pohct who had
recc1 ved a call about a commando armed wtth a machine 1un. A wuneu called
rohce about noon Fnday •r:'d reported seein.s a man dressed in mili.a
fo ttiuci. carrying a gun in Wickham Park, pohct Lt. John Mott said E~
police ca" from Manchester and East Hanford surrounded the park prtpenna
to search for the gunman when Mott spotted the boy who was wea '
camouflage clothing. a backpack. a mili~ry bell and a hclnm ... As l aot ou~~~
the car. ~e dropped the gu~.~~d put up his hands up," Mott said. ''That was the
'Iman th1~g for him to do. When he saw the other cops pull up he looked
httle bewildered. a little nervous," Mott said. • 1
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SAN FRANC! 0 (AP) -The
current wave of school reforms is
bound to fail and teachers will face an
anarY bacltlash unless they try rad-
ically different ways of eduatin1
children, Amcncan Federation of
Teachers President Alben Shanker
said Saturday.
Shanker. 1n an 1ntcrv1ew and an a
keynote address to 3,000 deleptes at
the AFT convention. said. "You can't
stay out of the issue of transforming
lhe schools."
"Nobody else 1s 101n1 to do 1t." he
said." And 1fwe don't do it, a lot of the
hard-won gains of collective barp1n-
ina arc 101ng to be lost, We're goin& to
be dismantled by breaking up the
djstnct..s."
"The reform movement has raised
vel) hash expectations ... and u tho~
expectations are not realized -
which I do not believe they will be ..
1here will be a naer and bacltlash."
"The threats are there." said
hanker. po1nun1 to New Jersey's
recent m ove to take over the educa-
uonally bankrupt Je~y C ity Khools
as well as efTons to create a separate
dist n et in Milwauk«'s inner city and
continuing calls for vouchers that
parents could use in public or pnvate
schools.
He 'ia1d the dilemma was acute for
the AIT, most o f whose 670,000
member!> teach in big c1t1es where
public schools face the greatest dif-
ficulties.
"Who's going to be 1n bankruptcy''
It's going to be the urban area~ It's
no1101n1 to be mo~t of the nice NEA
l\uburban) dtstnca ," said Shanker.
The Jerky C11y teac hers actually
belong to the rtval Nauonal Educa -
tion Auoc1auon. bbt Shanker said .
"Mo~tly 1t wtll be an AFT problem ..
~hankt'r said the N a uonal
ssc'>\ment of Educattonal Proarcu
ha'> shown 80 pt'rcl'nt or mo re of the
17-year-old s sull m school cannot
handle algebra or l'ven wme a simple.
persuasive letter
AIT delepte!> will get a chance
o'er the hohda) '4-eeke nd to debate a
re'>olut1on endorsing Shankcr's call
for 1A1despread, radical eitpenmcnta·
11on with new ways of running
\Chools,
~hanker \81d h1'> aim 1) to get
··1A1thin the ne~l tlA O )ears m ore than
a thoulMtnd 10<.atto M ·· tf) mg the SC'
nl'" m ethod'>
'>hanker ..aid bvth leachc:rs and
'>IUdenh \ho ulJ "ork 1n teami.. w11h
l omputl'r'> and telhno log} allo\lo ing
teal her'> to ··get a1Aa~ from lecture
and tal~ ··
Th1: fl·form rcwlut1on. backed b)
the ~Fr's 36-member bccutt'e
< oum ii . ..a~ .. that dt'sp1te w me gains.
"rnul·h that hai. happened as a result
of 1:ducat1on rdorm 1s bad ..
·v. l' Jrt· IA 1tne'>sing ma,or effons 10
dt'·\11.ill .rnd and dt'J)rofet.s1o nahic
l<.'al hl.'r'>.°0 11 \<lid .. Mo re a nd more
tcJ1:hcr\ Jre being told ~hat 10 du.
'-' hl·n to du 11 and ho lA -old·
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Earthquake alert cancelled in Bay Area
SACRAMENTO (AP) -The
~ltghtl) increased chance of an eanh-
quake in Nonhcm Cahfom ia ended
Saturda) w11h out a major temblor,
although authont1es said the overall
nsk had not 'an1shed
·· fhe rc arc a number of ac11' e
faulls in the San F-ranc1sco-8a} aft'a
which pose a dea r long-term se1smK
hazard. and that a damaging eanh-
quake co uld occur there at any ttme:·
the Cahforn1a Oflice of Emergenq
Services u1d in a 'itatement Saturday
However. re'>1dent~ appeared to be
largely unfazed b) the state's first
eanhquake adv1wl)
.\I a n .\lpha Beta -;u permarket 1n
Santa ( tarn. shopper'> \ecmed to be
m ore womcd about stocking up for
the Fo urth of July weekend than for
an t•arthquakc.
··T o me. 11 looks like everybod) ·s
bu~ ing for ;>1cn1cs o r s1ulT.'' said Mike
Wooles. an assistant manager. "We
ha,cn't ""°en ambody packing their ~tulT or leaving fOr An1ona. I haven't
'>Ctn an~ panll" in everybody's eyes ...
Th1: OES notified emergency scr-
' ice agl·nnc'> 1n ">anta ('Iara. Santa
Cru1. Montcre) and San Benito
rc1un11e' la't T uesda) that there was a
'>hghtl) increased hkehhood of an
earthquake meas uring as high as 6 5
on the R 1c hter Scale 1n the Sant.a Cruz
Mountain area south of San Jose.
The ad' 1<oory. which was not a
prcd1 cuon n:pired at noon Saturda)
alter the dunce of earthquake ac1tv1-
I\ detrcai.cd to normal. the OES said
· Thi.' fir\I ad' 1sor. wai. issued
because \{'ll'nt1s1 .. behe\ed add111onal
\trc'\s had been placcd on a pon1o n of
the ·an .\ndrc:a'> Fault b) a moderate
l'anhquakt· that JOited the area June:
].7 OES spokesman Mike Guenn
\llld at thl.' time that thl.' adnwr.
\ho uld not Ix· t ause for dlarm ·
I <X·al au1hont1e!) al..o ~1d the
ad' 1<>or. IA.J\ large!\ ignored b)
resident., ol thl· four counties
··~otxxh \ tcrnbh concerned Mo~t l)t'opll' JUSt ioll w11h the
punches.'" -.aid \anta (Iara Shcnffs
Deput) Robin Hammele' He no ted
that the department and othc.-r-, 1n the
.i rcJ J lrl'Jd\ h Jd c mngl'rll ,
pr •x.l·dun·, ll"J \h
'\o tlood ot l'Jlh hit the \anta ( Ia ra
f>11l1lc lk panmc:nt dunng the: ti,e·
da\ pt:nod ..aid \en1or dl\patlhc:r
\ntn1nc:1tc lto"'Md
\uml' ixopk Jrc 1gnonng 11 dnd
olhcr'> JU \t 1h1nl 1t \ nl'\er going 10
hJrrx-n ·· 'lhc \did adding that )he
t• 111~ prccauuon\
I 1.lr1\e ahout -l ) mile' 111 v.c>rk I
~111 m' 1.Jr rl"Jlh I put 1n d u>upk o t
h.11tk•>11I "Jin .ind .,o m<· food wme
ril l" t all'\ nlJdc 'url· I had l<X>d and
t'ilJ nil.l't' and 1.1,:1ll ing shoes ··
°'hl' l ho'>I.· rile t dKC'>. \he !)31d
bcLau~ ··1 11.nelA I \loouldn"t eat them
Jnd hrl·J~ m' J 1t·t Thn ·re homble ..
Deukrnejian says he's still undecided on budget cuts
AC R AM ENl 0 (AP) -Go"
George DeukmeJ1a n. still dec1d1ng
how much to tnm from the state
budget, tried Saturda) 10 undercut
cntics who IAOulct ponra} him as
gutting social programs.
CXukmcJ1an '81d 1n his weekly
radio addre'>S that no matter what he
vetoes from the Lce-islaturc's S4..i.2
b1ll1on budge t. ""pnonty S('rvaces"
will still be better ofT lhan last year.
The Republican governor said his
11188·89 hudget will total about $44
hilhon. S2 b1ll1on m ore than last year.
and 1ntludc a o percent spending
1ncn·aSt" for essen11al ser.•1ccs.
"I \tre\'l these J)Oints bccauSt' soml'
"11l LUmpla1n that ( altforn1a·s fiscal
pfcture l'i bleak, that "'e are flat broke
and that ""e don't have the money to
p:I\ tor ha'ilC". 'Ital w r v1ce ... " he said
.-.That <.tm pl) 1'in't true. While the
1nl rc:a~ 1n spending 1s not a~ much as
U.S. warship offers help
to D~nish tanker in gulf
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C\Cf)Onl· thnught It IA \luld bt'.. It°)
1mponant tu kno1A. that "'l' 1A1l1 still ht·
'rending more -1n ~omc l a'>n. a lot
morc -lu r pnon t~ \Cf\ ll C:\ ··
l>.:ull.ml'Jldn ~\l· no d uc'> ahout
1Ahat hi.' IAl ll l ul lrom the hudget. but
\Jld he 1A 11l pru\lde increase\ for
<:dut atm n. pnc;o n'> . .\IDS and health
J nd '-'l'lf°Jrl· program\ I k \31J the
budgl't "Ill al'io fund program!> 10
pwm11ll' 1n1crnat1onal trJdc. 1m ·
prm I.' 1ran\pc1na11 on protc.'Ct the
en' 1rnnmcnt .tnd a1:a tc JOb<i
·< >ur nt'"' h uJgl'I wlll be a balance
111 u1mpd\\11m on the: onc hand and
r1•,pon~1h1ht' 11n tht· otht'r ··he !>aid
I le madl· no rl.'krcnce to IA hethrr
hl· 1Auuld rnttirl· J S35~ m ll lto n tnal
u •un tunding program cut h~ a
k gl\IJ tl \c urnforence comm111ee
< 11u nllt'\ SJ' lhl' l UI lea\C:s their o"'n
tiudgct'> unhalanl.t·d threatening
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Soviets arrive to ins~ct
nuclear weapons facility
By Tbt' Auoclaled Pr~u
f KA VI~ A.JK J OR('f 8~SE: -"team o f So, 1c1 inspectof'l left Saturday
for JI tah IACapom pl11n1 to n 1 l ~ears of mon11onn~ compliance w11h the
treat~ tu eltm1natr mrdtum-ran nuclear Oll\!>tl"' The .2 m1u1le open' and
hngu11it\ depaned about noon \I, th their l neons aboard a C -14 1 St.arltftff
for the Hercule\ ~c.-rospace ( o m 1u1le planl in Maana. l 'tah. said Travis
'>pule'>mJn (apt fhomas Doi ' The) lt"ft behind 48 insJ)C'l·to~ who wdl
lca\l' earl\ '>unda~ 10 condu .4-hour·lo ng spot chtek5 at as many as five
m1,,11t' 1.tn httc:.. in C ahfom1· l 'wh < olorado and Amona The daylo na
"ba\.Clinl" 1Mpet lion\" to be condu{ led 1A1th1n the ne\I two months arc
de'1gned to \t'nh the e~act num~r ul rlll\'>lle'> ._nd related components to be /
Je,troH·d und1•1 lht• trl'al)
Plea entered ln alleged raclal •hoodng
I 0..., .\ -..:<.1EL~ -~ 27-}ear-o ld "'htte man pleaded innocent to a charst
111 Jllemptt·d mu rder 1n an allcgt:dh rac1all~ m ou,ated ')hooting of a black
tn·n·agl·r '-1.lrl \hanl" Ll!>hk' enLc.-rt'd his pie~ Fndd' 1n Mun1c1pal Co un and
Judgl· Rmcm.tr. '>hum'>ll.' -.ct hail at SSOU 000 .\ preltmtna~ heanng was
'l ht·duled for Juh ~I t...nhk ' J l\ti pleaded 1nnoH·nt to t"hargc-'> of assault with
J dcatl h IAt'apon ha lie~" 11A great ho~.hl\ IOJU" and llA O l'Ount!> o l c1v1I nfhts
'111IJ t111n' lk l'I J~tu)t"'d ol'>hoo11 ng {aC'.nl.eC111udc.-au I 1A 1tha ~.2-cahber
n tk Junt• 2t• J' ( 111udeau Jnd thrt'c lOU\tnS lhhed on the.-banl s of Ballo na
< rec nl'Jr L.i'>h k·' 'Jpanmn11 1 he \h11011n@ IA .I\ repo ncdl\ preceded b)
\hu utl·J r .i1. wl cpllhl'I'>
Tanker •plll• 1,200 gallo11• of ga.allne
l t l'i .\"-< oH f "'i -.\ t41 nll.er mnll. O\enumed \aturch' and spilled 1 . .200
µllon .. 111 gJ\11line o nlu J lret'..., a' oil-ramp dnd into d l rec~. caui.ing slowing on
lhl' frl'l''-'J' Jnd mJ1ur 11e·Uf>!> on '>Urtace strct'I\ police ~1d "-o 1n,unes were
re1>4ml·J Jnd tht· .. pill v.as l'un ld1ned pollct' said The 'hell Oil ( o tanker
tarr,1 n~~ 4tX1gaflumut g:ts u1cnumed JI 5 l '1 J m un thr V. il!>h1re Boulevard
o tlrJmp 111 tht· '\an Diego 1-rl"t·v.a\ fo rcing poltlt' to do~ the off-ramp. a
'>l"l t11111 111 th( hU\\ houle' .ird Jnd 01her \treets ..aid '>gt Riel V. a Ill.er Some of
thl· g.t' flo"'cd dolA n \torm drain'> 1n10 Ballona < ree~ "h1ch lead' to the ocean.
hut J uth11r1t1l"\ u 1n ta1ned :ht' tta'> 1n thr , rn·~ u\in~ \pt'Clal .. ~1mmang
l'qu1pnwn1 \J1d V. il hJ mwn
\ Four at falr hlt ln drive-by •hoodng
\1()1{[ '()\.\LI f' -r o ur peopk 1Aert' \\UUnde<l b~ gu nfire dunng a
l.itc night gang tight and dn' e-b~ ~hvu1 1 ng at a tau poll r ~d ~turch~ Tbe
\llllnl\ J ll b,'>Wn1kr~ \loef<'l'\pl'ctedtn rc:ltner \31d gt Doug Borden There
"1:n n11 Jm: .. 1~ I he: 'wlt"'nlC· began at I 1 : ~ p m fnda' IA uh a fist fight near
the l·n1ran1.l" uf the \111rt"no \ allt'' ( o mmun11' fair at Rl\cr!)1de International
Ray:IAJ\. "here tho u\an<h vi peo ple: IA frc un hand pol1le !Mild O ne pn&
mt"iiiht·r pulkd J 11ur1 and \tancJ finn~ a~ lht' other gang memhe1' ran away.
~.1rden '>JIJ
Tunney plead• no conte.t to reckla.
\-\' r-\ \I(" IC ~ -Fe 1rmcr l \ '>enator John \ r unne \ hu pleaded
nu ltintl'\1 111 J rn1ul t·d l hargc o l ma'ldemeanni ret ~le .. ~ dn\ ing after his
\k1,cJc\·fkn1 "'J' \lop ped for \~·d ing on !hr Pan fil ( uast H1ghwa~
f unnn '-l no" J fk.1 1t1lJI .ummc.-;itj l\>r fur ~~Ht T\ hdd ong.inall~ been
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not J I\ J lu•hol-rl'IJtt'd 11tlC'n\t' \anta \'\001,a \1 un1llpa1 ( l>Un Judge Jo~ph
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M <\NAM.\. Bahraur-.\ l ' S warship fired a warning shot near one of
three Iranian gunboats that attacked a Dantsh-Oaued supertanker an the
southern Persian Gulf o n Saturda). a Pentago n spokesman said. It was the first
ume a U.S. warship has gonC' w the aid of a non-U.S. flaued tanker since
SeC'rctaf) of Dcfrnse Frank Carlucci announced 1n Apnl that such assistance
would be pro' 1dcd when requested. Lt Col. .\mold W11l1ams said tn
Washington. The challenge came hou~ after lra<l1 warplanes attacked two
Iranian tanker!). shattenng a nearl> three·"' eek lull tn the gulfs "tanker war "
Wtlham'i said the LIS Elmer Montgomcf). patrolling t he area. rnponded to a
distress ass1stanc~equest from the tan,fer 1dent1fied by gulf shipping sources
as th("' 3 n . 7 .'\J-totf'-Karama Maersk. "'hirh the~ said was carrying Saudi
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Car bomb kill• two ln South Africa
JOHANN ES B\ IRG°. South .\fnca -A car bomb eitploded Saturda ~
outside a stadium a'I tho usands o f fans left a rugby match. killing two people,
inJunng 26 and ~ltlng nearb) buildings ablaze. police and watnesSt"s said Thr
minister o f law and order. Adnaan Vlok. blamed the o utlawed o\fncan
Nauonal Congress. the mam organ1za11on tr) ang 10 ovenhrow the white-led
government. Vlo k called th~ attack "barbanc" and said pohce will "lea ve no
stone unturned to find the murderers and to ensure the safety of our people ··
Thr blast occurred on a street alongside Johannesbu~·s Ellis Park stadium
minutes after crowds bei.in pounna from the complc followana the match
The rugby players and vinually all the spectators t the game between
Transvaal and Orange Free State were white. The stad1 1s the largest spons
facility 1n the Johannesburg arra and seats 75,000.
l•raell trooJM till PalatbJlan youth
JERU S.\LF.M -Israeli troops clashed with Arab youths 1n at least St"ven
towns and refugee camps in the occupied temtones Saturday Hospital
oflic1als and radio repons said a 17-ycar-old Palest1man was killed. An arm)
spokeswoman denied the youth was shot by soldiers and said troops used onl~
tear gas and ruhber bullets to break up the protests. The death bnng.s the
number of Pales1tn1ans killed to :! IS since an upns1n1apanst lsraeh rule in the
occupied temto nes began rh'. 8 Four Israelis also have been slain. Pohce also
fired tear gas to disperse Pakst1n1an youths blocking a road an the Arab town of
Shufat. outside J erusalem. police spokesmalT"Rafi Levy said. The army said
two un1den1tfied tounsts were wounded shghtly when a bus was stoned in the
b1bltcal cit) of Bethlehem.
Trawler net. bell from Brltl•IJ ~pwieck
REYKJAVIK. Iceland-The bell from a Bnush ship that sank tn storm>
seas nearly 33 )Cars ago has resurfaced an the nets o f an lccland1c trawler. The
bronze bell inscnbcd H .M.T . G rayli ng. belonatd to the Grayh ni. a Bnush
transpon v~ssel co mm1ss1oned by the navy an 1942 durina World W~r 11. The
ship. which was sold after the wu and rrna med Barry Castk. sank wh 1 lc fish 1 na
offlccland's west coast 1n November l 955. Five ofthc 19 crew members dtcd.
The crew of the trawler Pall Hela.i said last w«k that tMy pulkd in the bell June
22. It was caught near the shipwreck. which hes tn water 360 fttt dttp.
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Costa Mesa Fairgrounds
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This Fomh of Ju~ is
brought to you hy
a SPECIAL INTEREST G~P
near you ...
All that glitters isn't gold
h t!r e on the Orange Coast
B~ TEVE FREEMAN
-..u <1 dutch of the count' ·s of-
t'it 1.1k't' "uuld coun H olly"oOd hop-
'1ng ror more of ns 11nscl to be
'pnnkled O'er us. Good for business.
nr '>omr '>Ul'h rt"ason. the' gi' e
fhe' an~ a"are o t course. of some
11 the-mishaps -as the (harks
fjron-;on foofara" "1th the boat
\.'\ploswn and fire in -.;e,qx>n·s Back
BJ' nct:c'>s11a11ng home'> to bee' acu-
Jtcd. dn' ing fire de-panmcnts 1n10
t17l1cs and the ~II I hne to s111lc and
mdt do\\n
Being .l 1."0<lger ul 1h1'i Jr\.'a for 4J
\t•ar'i. I ha'e '-'111~-nilf\. been pm~
tl1 4ullt' J k '-' Holl~"'ood 1ncurs1oni.
-mam nu unng hat k 1n the 50'i and
hU\
During tho-.e da''i I had a great
'1ffalt' on propcn' of the old Lido
\h1p,Jrd ..\ \mJll unpn.·1cn11uu\
f\\11-room huild1ng 11 "'a!>. pot-bdhe<l
't0'l' he<ik·d 5"tt1ng off t'ntm·h h~
1\'idl on rht• l<htnl' (an drill of
't''-'port B.t' 1 \.\ 1th1n '-'l' hJJ J PR\
"'''-'ma'> "'ell J' J tdet'pc ..\ hus~
l1t1k 11rlil l' 1t "J' uindm ling a
\Ulll'\\IUI hU\IOl'\'> ( ..\nd k \I mcan-
\f)tnted \llU ''"''Ith tht' ldl·a .... e '-'Crc
'hutl11ngtlrug\ launl.l't•nng.munl'' or
·1n <1 1me c;uth OJ\I~ capnu ht--"
JJ' 1\nl 11 V.J\ hut J '-'hok..ale lumber
o pa:it111n \t'n 1ng \nuthcrn ( Jlt-
t11rn1a JnJ thr HJ .... a11an h lJnd'> .1
kt do"'n ch'•
( >n tnm1ng l"IJt~ trom lunlh onl·
JJ\. anJ hJ\lng lot~l'd tht• olfol·
ffi J\\l'd JI ''' d111•r I t•ntountl·red J
tr••urt' 111 rathl·r 'itr.rnge loo~1ng
n..1rat ter' \l11rl·111 L·r the' "'ere Jt-
lt·mpting 111 lnrtt' tht• door
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Da~ly Pilat
WE ASKED :
nt·l·J tor "r>il'-'l'r \Ult,··" hen "'orkmg
1n that o t1ict• at "hit h 11ml' our garh
morl· drn.ch re .. t·mbled that of thr
11incran1 hcan-p1d..er
fht• ullit'l' .... a~ mine. I c\pla1ned
l ht·1r heaJ honrho announced the'
"'ere ma~1ng 3 p1l ture Jnd man'-
datonl~ 'ilated thl'~ "ould be using
1he n flil't' -its outl'r room ··;-.;o," I
'<lid Th1.' filming '-'OUld be a \hon
'tl'"'-'-hl· 1.ountcrt•d thl'' "'o uld bt'
11u 1 11i t hl· otlice an nu 11 mt• .. 'u:· I
rqwatrJ. Hdlagnem·t' arost' fherr
":I<> 'inrne mumblangab(luf pa' hut no
\Urn .. 1atl•J .. ,11 .. onrc again Oix·n
l Uf\Jnl! n11\\ I 1.·nt1.·r\.'d tht• oniu· and
t ln-.cd tht• Juor
Hul ~ \' n·'· a gl·n1al tellu"'. o per·
Jtn.l tht' 'h1p~ard l k bt..·l:imc tht"u
nl'\l tJrt:t'I fhe~ l'O\ 1egkd him into
k\llng them use h1<; machine shop.
rht• ,1111111in~ tll thl' -.t1.•n1.· t.lraggcd
1111 t •r .1 11.''-' d.1 ,'
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m11q d1.1.11r..itl·d ,1>lJ1er "'a' tht• hl'ro
111 1twar tl1d .. lk \\J'> 10 rntcr thl'
rn.1l h11h 'h1•p '' hnt· Jn uldt·r n1mpa-
n1un t,1 prnk'i .. HIOJI JClOrt \lo OUld. be
,hJ' n~ '' h1k \tJndinl? hdun.• a hand
1111r 111r hung Imm th1.· '-'.lll
\lur ph' •ln hur,t1ng through the
J1111f\1,1o "a' to \J\ "H1 Frank.
, ,,~J ~·ftt'r ~-piingsdon't look
to111 good \\ l•'rt• grnng 10 ha'c to
nlO\l' uul -and qu1c kl~." Where-
upon f-ran~ '-'11uld 1m med1atd) swab
tht 'hJ' '"~' rl·arn Im m h is face while
rt·1.·hng ntT h1' hnl'\ \loh11.h he did
rwrtn 1 h But M urph). ala'i, was
v,11 t'n to l:lto"' 1ng his -rushing
t tlrnugh 1hnJ01.1f\\ a~. going blank and
\\Jnd1n~ there dumbt) - or mum-
hlin!! -or laughing -or beginning
.ind thrn lmgc111ng Once hl' tripped.
\, r1.·t.1h .1fkr l'l'ta~r tlad tx·1.·ome
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I hl' ..,,t•tw. 10 tlnll' "'as 1:omple1ed
Jnd thl' trl'" tcl't I u1.·alh the' hadn't
\f'lc.'nl J J lmt• -unll'S'>. OI COUrS<'. for
.1dJ1111n.1I g~1llon~ 1lf sha' ang l'ream.
lt•hn l 1.trl1t·td made a fishing boat
nh•' 11.· "1th '>l·ene-, '>hot on Tht" Rhine
1 lwr1.· "t're .ilso a fl-" i.crne'i with
ditlt'lt'lll pla~rr., -.hot tatt' <ift1.•rnoon<i
1n tlw h.11 ot'thl' Ralhoa Ba' Club ;.,
I h11\t' '-'l'rt• lht' tun da~ sand quill' .i
II'\\ ,,, U\ \IOUIJ gJther 1n tall'
.1111·rnu11n .11 tht• Halhua Ba\ ( luh for
rctr1.·,hmcnt<,. But tu. th\.' par had_bel'n
l h"t'J 111 u' pleh1Jn' .\nd 1.r1a kno"'
"imt u l tht• pkh1.1n-. nn1.·r v.l'nt bat l
< lthl'r ,,, tor' Jnd actrl'.,~t·s ap-
f'l.'Jr('d 01 t'r thl' \l'Jf't. but the o nh
m.1n "h\l t'' l'r n:alh l reated a stir" ar
lh'llhl'f Jll J l hlf nor '-'OU Id he be hl.'rt."
111 d1f1'l I or produt\.'
\11ml·h11'1 thr \1urll <,pread that
li1n1::ml I lu);(hl'' \\Ould appear and
\IJ\ .11 tht• B.1, l luh Th\.' afcm·men-
t1111wJ gr 11up o f at ternoon tnper!i
·•PPt'art•d .11 1lw 11 uwal hour quite
un.1\\Jft' 111 \th.tt "J' Jluot hut \oon
hnaml' ''' I ort·\1.'r' unmJrrtl'd lad\
111 thl' u11nmun1 11 !inh-r,~·r\l.·d "'tth
.1 gag.git-ot mLtrnt•1.hl and '>l'l'm1ngh
d1.,rq~tJrd1ng .1j!1' "J' an th1.· har in her
1int'r' line'>t 1A.1lh tbmhmant ha1rdn
,tnJ ~ 1'1.lgl' tlnll'd ,I\ II h\ T tntorl'tlll
·1 1~ J 'hJml· 1nJn·J to dl'Prl\l' rhc
readl'r o f t11., ant1t 1pa1ed cl1mJ\ but
I I ugh'-'' ala'>. nc' t•r J1d appcur
Rut hal ~ ll• thl· n111~-gn11~ -
m'" 11· rnak rng 1 n th\ count~ l sk. ts~'
11 ·, 'mall to"'n hankering. It's IJodge
( 11 \ \\ J \a hath ll.' ( 1.'rl·al ( rO\OSI ng.
1-o·"a'. ( np...·s. "l.'.rl' not Holl) wood
or HcH·rl ~ Hill\' For ""h1ch. good
tcmmfcil ~'· kt u\ n\e and shout
It o~::mn<1~ \\ h' CTillrt t hr o;tl'pSlSll'r'
"ht·n < 1ndnl'll.1 1, nght hcrl,.,
\.lual•ll\ 1.•r thl' \IO'-'·gru" thcr'
1t111dJn'1 .irrn11l' \ mO\ll' making
1ntlu\ llll'.Hl\t11n\m\11l trutki. 'ani.
huw' u1mm1\\Jr\ '-'agon' limo'>
pri1 .ell' l.ir' J ll ah\.'lt1ng our o'er-
"' r1 •u~h1 1r.1tli1. prohkm) and gnd-
lot k'
\11t.I ,1\ 1111 h<lll\llnit tOUOl\ hu\I·
m·" 11 t Jn t.11rh ht· \JtJ that o'er thl'
.i ~ 'l'·ir' l'\1' ohwnl.'d these film
111 .1l.1ng runkrt' tht•11 'um total C\pcn-
d1turi· 11q·r thr t'nt111.· ix·nc><l ha'i tx:cn
l11r tlw 1·\11.1 \hJ' ang n1.·;1m u~·d in
tlll' \ud1l' \lurrh' opuc;.
Strw• 1-'rc•eman is a NeM•port Beacb
rt>:.ident and an occasional con-
tributor to tbe Dail) Pilot
How are you golng to celebrate the Fourth of July?
WHdy Andloo
hOHtWlft
Ntwport Beaclt
"'-' c·11 .. pend 1t at a fncnd'
hou~ 1n H untington &ach . no
..... e ""nn't 10 to rhe parade ...
Jolln Deanda
salH rt prtstnt.a llvt
Bt llflowt r
.. Probabl) wt• 3fl' going to
Hunt1n(lton Beach (to the
bca1.hl an<l later at home have
firc: ..... ork~ a .. v.c u"1all~ d o ..
Leona Stewart
hoastwlft
·Cot t.a Meta
"I don't cvrn know what I will
0edo1na I could be 1n 1hc Valley
\ 1s1u ng m) St 1ero r I could Ix an
the cU) of Orange •·
....
Laguna Beach locals sound.
off on the recall movement
To the Ednor.
Heard and seen at a Laguna Beach
C it) Council recall signing table at a
local grocery store.
.\n old lady was stopped as she tned
IQ entcr the store and elbowed 10 l he
signing lable b~ a signature gatherer.
"S1~n this:· the man ordered.
po1n11ng to a ~aper on the table.
"What 1s it. .. the lady asked.
"Yo u don·t need to know. Just sign
11 You'll find o ut at the elec uon."
If that's what goes on. no wonder
the recall group has turn~d voters off.
Not onh becauS<' it's a 'ain etJon
<,temm1ng from greed and revenge.
It's blood) rude arrogance. And for
me 11 represents the kind of feeling
behind the recall e ffon. Billed as a
l0t-al matter. the effon it turned out is
spon'>ored 1n the main by out-of-town
bus1n1.·ss owners. People who opened
up shopi. sc1t1ng Laguna Beach as a
'>On oft·ash milking cow. Don't even
'ute 1n Laguna.
That's not to sa} these absent
bus1m·ss owners don·t ha'e a right to
holler. Thn du First ~mendmenl
&•'cs them ihat. But let's have some
manners along the way. It's 1rrita11ng
to u~ hom1:town folks 10 have these
carpet baggers l'Onfus1ogand mussing
up people hkl' the little old lad~
T hank goodness fe"' people l hear
"ant 111 !>1gn up with a crowd lik<'.th1s
f (I \ht• f:.J ltor·
TOM l\LEXANDER
Laguna Beach •••
Prt·Jll'tabl) the n·-:all mo~ement an
Laguna Beach 1s having a tough time
getting this community to go along
w11h 1hc1r self-serving anucs.
There is plenty wrong w11h the way
Laguna operates. T here always was
and there 1s ccn amly room fo,r
1mprovment. Are these people offer-
ing an ything but a chance to play
musical chairs at City Council'?
The Chamber of Commerce m1gh1
<'ons1der doing someth ing pro-
ductive. Why not actively seek out
business to come to Laguna which
could benefit the e ntire city? Why no t
a ··sho p Laguna .. campaign'?
T o shop Laguna one must first lure
busrness hae with something 10 offer
the locals. The premier paint and
'~allpapcr store in all of the south
t·ount~. gone. No fabnc stor<'. We
used to have thre<' T he lrst would
take pages. I ha'c no quarn:I with a
ccna1n amount oftounst catenng but
the proliferation of T-sh1n shops 1s
ridiculous.
I nstcad o f complaining about park-
ing for locals. why not get them out o f
1he1r cars and onto our great bus
s' stem'.1 If the rider had in hand a
llsung of where to hu) and what was
offered at that establishment that
shopper might find the expcnence
more CnJOyable than dnving to a
rnaJOr mall inland and walking their
legs into C\haus11on
.\II this ""ould of neccs!i1t) mean
that thl're would be something to last
of interest w l0t·uls. We arc your
future and the means to last out
between tourist umc.-s. Why not
encoura&e som e mcrchants 10 stay
oix·n a little later'! Everyone 1s .busy
rolling up the s1dl.'walks by the ume I
h11 town after \\Or~-I would like to
put m) dollars back into this econ·
om} but 11·s darn hard 10 do.
City Council has not made ma ny
good choices for rnmm11tccs which
haH' impar t on Laguna's every~y
life. Design ant.I Rn 1cw, Planning etc.
Such commtsmins we-re tcfo often
O\ erloaded w11h landscapers who~
answer to an u\ l'rs1ze neighborhood
house was t0 plant a tree and put an a
dn ma bed. It was okay to lop off the
roof of a duplex \\h1ch was over
height hut the Pa\'11l 1ons building got
aw:n "uh 1hr 1fl)\ er height-structure. ' .
Past h1ston. But thl' tx-at goes on.
Tht' presen·t counnl could be mo~
rl.'spons1' l.' and tht') t'erta1nly could
ha\'e a more concerned city manager.
Put11ng rlothing ral'kson the s1d~walk
is realh no 1ssul' at all 1n making 11
finanl·1alh eas11.'r tor merchants to do hus1n\.'~ ... \l.'h\ not t•asc the burden of
hrcni.1ng t'\en 1f 1h1.-. must be selec-
11 \ l'''
I'd happ11\ .... a11 for the nell
ekct1un and · l'\crc1se m )' franch1St
atkr hearing frum the candidates
"'hat thn rcalh \loant for Laguna and
ho"' the\ intend to implement their
pruix1~ab M \RY LOL. RIPLEY
Laguna Beach ..
Two views on peace convoy
to aid Ni~araguan c'1ildren
I o th1.• I d1Hw
La'' month till' Orangr Count~
I r1en1.h 111 '•laraguan { hlldn·n"'e·
u'l\l·J S' 100 in LOntribu11ons from
< )rJ ll!H· ( ount) rl·~1dcnt~ for the
n.1t1on\11dt• hurnan11anan pro1er1 o l
rhl' \1.•tt•ran' Pt'alt' Con'u' to take
1111'\J. doth11)g and mrd1lal equ1p-
ml·nt Ill N11 arJguJ for \\llr orphan\
.inJ r hrlt.lrt·n dtl>pl:ll'l'd b) the war.
rht• l<Ul'k'i tht• \I \eterans \loer('
drl\ Ill[!. "l'fl' to Ix· left in Nicaragua w
tran-.pon thl· aid to the children
W hl'n thl' con' O) reac hed the l 1 S -
\1nicJn hordl.'r. 11 was stopped b)
l ~ C U'lom'> t1ffinals "'h1l refuS<'d Ill
Jllo"' 11 to proceed to N1l·aragua
t ILl1rn1ng that the gift o f truck' would
11ulJtl' tht· l r S r m bargo o n tradl.'
"•th 'llaragua
Th1.· trurk'> \\t'TI.' an e~'en11al pan ('If
11ur gill hl·l·au~l' tht'} are nc('dl·d to
tran~pon the food. clothing and
ml'd1cal equ1pm\.'nt to the children
fhert' " :in e\treme sho nage of
trulk'i. hU\l'S ant.I ve h1 rk s for such
purp1"l'' Man~ l'I\ 1han buses and
trurk' hnq• been hlown up by mines
and man\ u1hcr'> \\1.'re unusuablc
because the\ were made in the L'.S ..
and '>pare pans wert" unobtainable
tx-rau"-' ol the l'mh.1rgo
< h1ldr1.·n art• innocent '11.11ms of
11Jr l!Jlf of NKaragua\ population
" ,·hddrl·n .\I kaM ..i.200 children
h;.i\r ht·rn kilkd 1lr inJured a~ a result
uf < ontra mil11an ar t1\ It\ ..\nuthrr
I l<ll ! HM l m mur' hil\ e bel.'n d1 splaced
lrom tht·ir homt'\, a nd at kai.t 11 .200
ha' c lw1.·n orphaned These children
hJ' l' lt•\t parrnt'>. re la ti\ t'!>. friend\
and homl''I fhr1 fa tl' precarious
'on at .ind l'l un11 m11 ('ond1 t1on\ .
\Ian' h.1\1.' 'ulkrrJ 1rre,ernblc
fl'H hl1log1rdl damage H unger and
01Jlnu1rat111n arl' 1nnca'>1 ng because
111' th\' Jn a'1a11 ng dT1.·r1' of th1.· tong
v.,1r 1111 lht' l'ton111T1\ Th1.· Vt·teran'i
Pt•at' < on 1<1\ "'a\ ·pan of a targl'r
d1ort "' mall\ humanitarian o r-
g.an11.u111n'> 1n till' 1 · 'i 111 tn to
Lloda Colllos
oarse
Yorba Llocla
" .. \\orking. I om 3 nurse at
Sarnt..Jo~ph'~ hospital 1n Or-
nne,c
prn ent the children.. in N1caragu.~ make vel) good 1ransponat1on for
tr11m going hungl) n\.'Xt ~ear sold1er'i. buSS(.'S and truclcs 1s what
':'o:u11. that tht' Nicaraguan go' ern-the~ nn·l·d de~peratel~. not the food
mt•nt .1nJ the ( o ntras are tr)ing tn or tht• otlwr 11em'i The~ are rece1v1ng
nt·got1a1e an l.'nd to the war. 11 1s 11mr foot.I and medical supplies from the
tnr thl' l · S tu J01n Nicaraguans and l '.S g<l\ ernmenr
the otha Cl'ntral .\mencan go,em· l<rm1nd' ml' o f thdt stol) of the
m\.'nts tn their quest for peace. It 1~ \.\ e~t C icrman "°'kl'r who \\Orkcd in
tanw tn 1.•nd the embargo and thl' £a,1 C iaman~ ( ach night he·d cross
l'umomtl' "'arfarl.' against the people· thl.' hordcr on h1<, "'a' home with a
.ind l htldren of i'< 1raragua The Ll.S \\ hec.:I harrc..·I full 111 din 1 he Russian
,t.tn<h alonl' rn m. embargo against horJn guard '-'u ult.1 sear h his whttl
"'iraragua. Nu othl·r countr) in the h.Lrrd make him \pall out the d1n b ut
1.A.orld hasJ01n1.·d the l '.S. 1n d1.•t:lanng tlll'rt· wa~ nothing m II . .\ftcr several
an l'mhargo against N1caraguJ. '-'l'l'~., th1.· bordn guard asked what he
fh1.· l·mhargo "a' di:clared illegal '-'J' \tt·.ilang dnc.l thl' man replied that
h' tht• World ( o un. It hurts thl' Ill' "J' 'ill'alang "'heel bam•I\.
tiu,1nl.'\\ 1.·ommunit~ and the privatl.' ''it> }OU 'l'C onn· again peopk were
\l'Ctor in NKaragua. as. well as the tookd an to hdit'\ ang that 11 "as food
,\mall bu'>1n<.''>'e' in thl' l 1. ·."'ho used Jnd m1.·d11. 1m· that was going south
to do bt'h1nc~ in N1raragua. The°' "hen all thl· t11T1l' 11 '4>as trucks a nd
ix·opk o t Orang!.' Count~ 'ihould let hu'i~l'' Bnh L1' cs1.·~ of Bosto n h2s
r hl'1r < ungreo;c;wnal rcprcsentatn es Ion~ hl'l'n a\\01.·1u1cd w11h such ideas
~no"' that the~ 'iuppol'l thc bills and 1.·au,1.·' thl\ ttml· thr FBI got wise
\1h1lh '-'t.:re introduced 1n the L' Lt1 thl·m \orn ~and1n1sta arm)'.
C ongn·,-; an .\pnl and May of th1'> ~ou'll ha'c togl'I ~our transportation
\l'ar 1111.·nd thl· emhargo. Imm \111\c. 11'-'
~HIRLEY CERE ETO
Co-Chairman
Orang!.' County Fnendl>
of 1caraguan C hildren
• • • Io th1.· 1.d1 1tw
l.c.-.t tht• sob !>IStcr<, think that the
relief t'unvo~ was carry1_ng food and
medical ~upphl''\ for the orphans 1n
....:Karagua. let mt• JUSI s.3) that af1er
thnwn of J unl' 8 b\ Joel W11l1ams o f
the .\~'oc1atcd Pre\~ wrote that the
lOll\O~ "'a" going no funhrr than
L:iredv 1 nas. I took 11 upon m)self
111 1.atl l·u,toms at the Texa'i-Mexican
horJrr
F'l'n though Mr Jim Purser was
una,a1lahle. I did get somt• infor-
ma11on that poant'i out JUSt how
wrong Ma}or Larr) ..\gran and his
fm·ml\ m ight he I was informed that
11 " no t tht' tood Jnd medicine that
1·an·1 ht· takl•n thl.'re . it's the vehicles
It \l'l'ffi' that tht• t~pes of 'chicles
JoBr ... ey
adm.lalstradve ,.rec .. r
C..111 Mna
" ... aoina to e.ja (Califomia)
and iTlait wi~ some family
members and (n~nd1. We own a
hoUte the~ ..
C1E:'ll E SELIG
Irvine
Comments welcome
I hr Da1h Pil111 '-'l'komes
~ou1 op tn1011' 1ln mattl'r'> of
puhlt1. 1nll'r1.''I
l.t'lll'r' J nJ lnngt·r J rt 1cl1.•\ of
comnwntJr~ mu\t tx· signed
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"'n lll'n .1nJ 'mt 111 l l TTERS w tht• I DI I I lR D.11h Piiot.
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ANDERSON-LAVELLE
Kell) Ann La vt:llc of Corona drl
Mar rxchanged v.edd1ng 'ov. s v.11h
KJell Sten Anderson of Long Beach an
a June 11 ceremon\ 1n Our Lad'
Queen of Angels Catholic Church.
Newport Beach. The couple gree1ecl
200 guests at their reception at 1he
Un1,ers1t) Club at ll( I
Edward and Mar> Lavelle of (or·
ona del Mar arc the parents of the
bride. She v.ore a gov. n of v.h1tc pcau
de so1e 1n an otT·the-shouldcr St\ k
with apphqued re-embroidered lace
jeweled with mdescent sequin~ and
pearls and a chapel 1ra1n Hcr finger·
up veil fell from a v.h11c satin bov.
Her sister, Enn La'elle.. v.-a., maid
of honor. and bridesmaids v.l·rc
Shannon Lavelle. another sister L11
Hamilton. Eileen Wadding. Mega n
Anderson. the bridegroom's niece
was flower girl.
'The bridegroom 1'> 1he son of R E
and Pat .\nderson of Long Beach H1'>
tv.1n brother. Leif ·\ndcrson. v.a'> be't
man. and ushers v.ere other broth,·rs.
Anders and Embrl'I Anderson. and
Eddie u'dk. the bride's brothl'r
The couple aH' residents of an
Clemente afler a "'cdd1ng tnp to
Hawa11 She 1'> an ekmcntan school
teacher and he 1s emplo~ed t:i~ ( ablr
,
Dr. and Mn. B. A . Hench
and Wireless C ommun1ca11ons 1n
Anaheim.
HEMCH-OARRJSOM
A garden wedding at the hridl··s
home 1n Laguna Beach united Ln
marnage Suzanne Jo) G1lrrtson and
Dr. Bam .\Ian Hench. Two hundred
gues1s..atiended the ce remon) and the
reception that followed
Cla)ton Garmon of ln1nc and
Lillian Garrison of Laguna Beach are
the parents of the bnde. She v.ore a
full-len~th gown of l\'O~ satin ~1th
pearled lace on the bodice Her 'e1I
v.as held b> a satin bov. tnmmed v. Ith
pearls and lace.
Bndesma1ds were Deborah .\\loll.
.\1mee .\shb>. Sand} Hench. Michele
Haller and Jacqueline Williams.
The bndt'groom 1s the son of Mr.
and Mrs Roben Hench of Laguna
Beach. K'le \On Brockltn. Bnan
Hench. la.mes Beane. Leo Trevino
and Mark Gamson were his a1tend·
ants.
.\fter a wedding tnp to Yosemite.
tht' couple are residents of Fairfield
She holds a mastt'r's degree in French
lt1eraturc from UCL.\ and he 1s a
pcd1atnc1an at T ra' 1s .\1r Force Ba\t'
Coast Guard chief
says crackdown
on drunks coming
SE>\ TTL E:. t .\.fl -I he l hid ot lhl· lc'>S t1 nh· tor 1rJd11111nal Ju Ill'\ \Ul h .. ,
l ~ <. oa\t ( 1u:ml \J\., the lh·ag.i n \.lfc t, and fi'>ht'rll'\ pa tr11I\ bul hl·
adm1n1\tra11un·, .. ,t·ro-tokranct··· \a1d ·th l' 1in1l' ha ., l'll:en tn'>lgntl1l:1n1
poliq ml.'an' hi\ J~l·nl' '>rx·nd' k.,, and 1ht· n: .. ult) ha'l' ~·t·n "'llnh 11
lln1l' on sakt\ Jnd fl\hl'rtl'\ U>nlt'rn' .. Zt•ru tukrancl' '" an t'\ll'llrnt
but he defended thl' pla n and -.a id 11 poltc~ ... hl' ,,11d .. It\ J poltl~ 1ha1'
hao; redUll'd ~·r,111wl d rug u<.t· on lhl· .\hov.1ngmaJur rt·,ull'> \1.t,.rl"~·c1ng .1
St'3S rl•dul·11on lot pcr~unal dr'ug u~· 1m
.\dm Paul Y u~I Jr . l omm.1 nda111 bo.irJ I o l aoou1 Ill-fold T ht• ~1Jtcr
of the 18111.JO-ml·mtx•r fcmt• Jl\11.,.11d ha) 1h1.· ''urd ·nun·1 bnng J rutt'> 1in
3 rral l>.dov.n un t'11Jt1·r, "ho ll'>l' \OUr \l'\'>l'I . th1'> lOunt\ hd' .1 11.'r<•
allohol "'di tx-laun,hl·d \oon .ind 'okranlt' fur that ...
1ha1 the c;uan.l ha' \l'llkJ on an Tht• (1ua rd also has a grn"'ing
emcrgeTic~ t<m rng polil ' 1 ntolera nl·t• tov. arJ blla ters "'ho abuk'
He blJm1.·d thl' media fur l'a·rh alcohol anJ v.111 \Oon use part 1.1f 11\
oppu)1t1on to /l'r<• w kr.1nll' _!Jll·(f S2 7 billion hudgt•t tn g~ftl~hl·m • polic~ a1rnl'd at 1.·11ntJ',uwng ''-'"t'h'\ Yust '><lid
"'hen .an' ml·a,u1l·.1hk amount (11 Guardsmen "Ill tx-trained 1t1
illegal dn.ig, ·~ d1su" l'rl'd on ~1afl.l admin1c.lcr bloo<l-alulhol te~t\ and 1n
• .. When 1h1~ 1h1ng ,1.1 rtnl. "cg111 thl· tht· ml·an11mt· "Ill \tcp up dlon' to
bleeding hc:.1rt!> .1no'l'i thl' 1:oun1r' 1dl·n11f~ drun~en ~1.11(·rc.. he-\aid
bleeding all o' rr thl· plact·."·' O\I \JICI .\llohul 1s kg.al '>ll 't·,~·ls "111 nol tl\.·
Fnda' "Thl' media m:ide 11 loolo. lt l>.t· Sl'11cd. ) O\t said. hut drunkl·n
someih1ng 11 \.\Jsn·1 :ind 11 n1.1dl· mt• boaters v.ill be arre\ll'd
look pr1.·11' foo ll!>h .. Stranded boatt'r' an· al'o in Im
He adm111cd. hn'"'' er. lhJt the some change!>.
puliq v.asn·1 JI "·'~' l amt•d 11u1 a' The C,uard ha<> dt•,eloped a P1•l1l '
intended \.\hen 1l began abou1 tv.u for tO\\) for non-l'mergenrn.'\ 'ml
month~ ago. and that )Orn e ( iuard~· !>atd. that "noho<l } likes. so 11 mu~\ tx·
men ma~ hJ'l' bct·n m r rz,·al<•U\ gtlod.''
"We are strn )tnl\ no"' pmhabk The ( oas1 Guard strul ~ J !.'um·
caur.c.'· ) O\t s.:t1d ··~hen ~ou go prom1St' "11h commern al tov.er\
aboard a 'e"d and \ltakl' ou1 tht· hath "'ho v.erc l.Onrern(·d tht•1r bu<.ines'>
mat. "'hen .. \ thl· probahk cau<,c'' v. ould bl· IU'-'l'd a"' a~ "'hl'n 11 "a.,
We're go1n[1. lu ma~l· 1h1s thing fa ir h announl·l.·d ( u:hl (1uar~ J u\lliant''
1s fair It \ 1crn tuleranre tiu1 ll'n1 v.ould gt•t the.' lir'.>t l.tll lo r stranded
1olerant·c "'11 h rommun sen<.l' ·· boatt'r' •
Congrc-')•minal k adrrs ha,1.• r n1111· llndl'r the rn 1scd poltr~. m m·
ised to rcstor.: )t>mt· S60 m1 ll1on llf mt•mal IO\\t'f'~v.1llgl't the fir'>t l·all It
S 103 m1llto n sla heJ during Ft•bruJr' a to"'ercan·1 rt•spond in a .. reasonabk
budget cu1s. ht· ~•d The mom·' v.111 11me:· Jn au\ll1an v.111 tx· di\·
be used 10 kel'p more Coa'lt C1 u.1rJ p:Jlt hl'd. Youst !>aid.
boats on lhc watn and plane' in lhl' Th" Jdin111un v i reasonable 11m,·
air. Such patrols ha' c-tx·en slt1,th'J t" "'111 , an "uh cond1t1on'. bu1 11
55 JX'rcenl s1nre th e ("Uh ''t'fl' ~huuld bC ks~ than an hour 1n ml>\t
announced. '\ ost <;:llCI ca\l'l>. ht• <;t11d.
Extra pa1rol 11m<' means 1nl rt'3'l'd
sur' eillamc of lish1:nes. \\1th 'f'\'ll.11
emphasis on the area m·a r tht• "'·
called .. Dough nut Hok .. in tht• lknn~
Sea.US foh{•rman ha' c-n'mpla1m•d
that foreign 't•ssel\ ha' l' hc1•n u"ng
the area as a staganggmunJ w 1lk g.1lh
enter U . fi shing Lom•o;
Yost reluctant!\ ronredl·d 1ha11ew
tolerance has meant the (1uard h:i~
Eut-West vulnerable. South
deals.
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MOii dilcepdft p&Qs .,.. ... by
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• lf tbt dummy Ula •t the foa*I
.. of ti.. real lit or the c:arck. bUI
'tranded ooa1cr\ who rcqut'sl an
JU\lh:i r~ "ill ha'e unt• J1spa1ched l\)1
lhl·m. hl' ..aid
Yos1 v.as 1n tu"n for ceremonll'S
marking thl· l'hange m command and
retm·ml.'nl cercmon\ of the 13th
D1stnl't Commandt:r. Rl·ar .\dm.
Theodorl' WoJna r Rear .\dm Robert
l'.ramd. hJ' Oel'n <l'>"•gm•d to tht• post
CHARLES
GOREii
thae are two def enders who misht
be fooled . Obviously. a defender
takes a chance when he tria a f aJle.
card: declarer knows bis ...u, but
it ia the ddender'• panner wbo
could be led down me primrole
pS!awhen South found hit rebid of
four bean• we will never tnow. We
can oaly presume lhll a. wu du·
&led by bia 100 hoeon. However.
.. Wd6li to inaprmed Wat t.bld ,
n1Mrdau~1801'81lde
f1Mf.llll1Dt Olf IO .... fudtul .....
of IM JK' ot #scoa•.
Dldlrw COM~ wida IM ....
Mn. W. C. Heard
HEARD-FOREMAN
St. James Ep1~opal Church 1n
l'lev.port Beach v.a-.1he setting fo r the
June ::!6 wedding of S~dnt'~ Fant
Foreman and Wilham Curr} Heard
A reccptton for 100 guests followed in
the Nt'v.pon Beath home of the
bride's parents. Mr and Mrs heldon
Le Ro) Forcm·an of ~ev.port Beach
The bnde v.ore her mother's gov. n
a Priscilla of Bo<>IOn design of satin
net and re-embroidered .\lencon lace
fashioned v.11h a long train
Stact') Foreman v.as her s1swr\
maid ol honor. and bridesmaid> "'ere
Mrs Da' 1d ( arlton Strcmte and
Susanne Fureman. the bnde·s sisters
Paula Mac:-.lamee and Jo~ Gnes·
1nger
Her husband 1s tht' son of \11 r and
Mrs. C'harles Fran k Heard of ~1acon
Ga. His father "'as besl man. and
ushers "'ere h1'> brothers. Cha ril's
Frank Heard Jr and Jamc-s Blakt•
Sulll\an. and a cousin Jame<.
arborough Holl
Following a honl·~ moon in Ha\\ a11
the ne-wl\v.eds v.111ll\e1n Da' 11.hon
S.C.. v.h.crc sht• ''an art tealht·r Tht·
bridegroom . .i stutk nt al ~est·
minster Thenlug1l JI Seminar~ in
Philadd ph1a. "'111 lntt'rn for J 'car 1n
Da,1d~n
HOAG MEMORIAL HOS PITAL
June 11
\Ir JnJ \Ir' Kutl\.·rt I l11h11,1 l'
Ir''°' t'>l1\
\Ir" .in~I \1 1-.
\k ... .i ~Ill
\1 r JnJ \If\
\lc.,J g11I
June 12
h. .. ·nneth ( 1a1.c11.t ( 11.,1r1
I h11m.1' r>a' /."1 .1
June 13
\ 1 r ;1 nJ \I r... l>J rr,·11 \I J'on ',.\,
port ttl J1. h 1"1 •' ~Ir J nJ \Ir .. I 1.1nl>. "f'\:rl1 n~ In 1nl'
gtrl
~1r and \1r\ DJ n1l·I "t·1,h.1m t ,,,1.1
\k\J. bm
\Ir and \.1rs \1 11. hJcl K1111 II nt
1nglUn lk.11..h. lx>~
Mr and ~I r' Thoma' Pt•1.11r.1 t 1"1.1
\le'><!. girl
June I ~
\Ir JnJ \Ir' OonJld ll.11c11' t "'l.1
~k'kl. hm
Mr and \.tr ... G kn ll.1ni ill1111 llu111
1 ng1on lkal h. bo~
Junt 15
~1r,.J ml \Ir\ \larlo. \1.hr,,c,kr llurlf·
1ngt1ln &·a~h. gi rl
Junt 16
\Ir J nJ \1r'> JJllll''> \\ ..ignn If\ •o,·
bm
\tr and \.1rs. \\ J\ nt· \l>..11 .1 I hP11
in~ton BeJl h. girl
\Ir .i nJ \Ir\ \tl·,,·n 'u" < ''I.'
\k'>J ~)~
June Ii
\tr Jnd \Ir' Thl>nl.J' \1 11f,., t ,,,1.1
\k-.a. ~)~
June 18
:0..1r anJ \I r<, R11h1.·n 7Jr1'1•' ,,.".
pon &alh ~,,
Mr and \Ir' r IOltlth\ ( tkJ\1111
Laguna :'\1gut•I. girl
Mr and ~t r' \\ illi.1m \1 1,1•11· < ,,r
o na J el \1Jr. bo'
Junt 19
'.\Ir and '.\1 r'> l hm111phl'I l t•1·
Balboa l'>IJ nd. h\1'
Mr anJ ~Ir' \\ :trrl'll \mtth Ir < 11\IJ
\1esa . girl
Mr and \>tr> < hn,topht r t •f'\·
C'os1a \k)<l. txn
jUDt ?I
~fr 3hd \tr<i BenJ.im1n Bt•ltt llun1·
1ng1un Beal h. 00'
Mr and '.\1r-. fh1t'll:rt BrJun<.J1•rf
C'o~tJ Mesa. oo'
MISSIOI" HOSPITAL REG IO~AL
MEDICAL CE!"OTER
June 11
\aroh n .rnJ Dan Stod .ton. \~111 h1Jn
Cap1 irano. girl
SAINT JOSEPH HOSPITAL
Jd.Dt '
L1nd:i :ind \\ Jrrl'n Bauerme1 ,lt'r·
S<.·hllllt, Yorba L1nJa. girl
Junt I
and East won the Ke. Back came a
lo w spade to deelare:r's kina. and
West elected to bokt up one round.
Since dnwiq trumP1 would mate
the band an open book, dedlrer
simply fired t.ck a sp9dt. Weec
WOil, cubed the tiQI of clteoedl
and, when bis putner dilalrded •
speck, be continued witb tbe Dine.
lnsteed of ruffU\I f« tbt Mttiaa
tric:t, euc 1ct ao another ap9dtt o.
clarer won, drew tnl...,. ud
claimed lbe rest of t.bt tricks f« bla
coatraet .
Wby didn't Eut ruff tlilc t1'ird
diamond' 8ec:llll' West's~
openiq Iced had suoceeded .am.-
bly. Euc coukl DO( belJe¥e tbM bit
putMr wou.kt a.cl tlM jack 1ridlout
hc)ldin1 tbe ten. IO be s>f'tlUmed tbal
putaer'I DiDe WU mply lbowina
tbt bonoaa of• MCl••et tllledld &-
J-10-9 Theft .. tome ton of rouP J'81dcie.. after eU. tO dM patmlW
• I uoua CCIUllf.-cll ol • raa....rct.
BROWN·McKA Y •
Richard and father Brov. n of
Nev.pan B<ach hil\c announ~rd tht>
e,opaemrnt of thtir daughlt'r Jen·
ri1fer Le\lte Brov. n. to Brent Thoma!.
Mcl<.a) of Laguna '•guel wn of ~tr
and ~rs Bruce \1c Ka' o l \akm
Ore
She is a graduate ()f ""c"' pun
Harbor High School and attend~ tht'
Interior Design ln!ttllutt· of ( orona
del Mar
Her fianct' ts a graduate ot prague
High School and l ( Santa Ba rbar;:i
.\September v.edd1ng is plannt"d 1n
St Joachim's Catholtl Church ( O'>IJ
Mesa
SMITH-ZOUTENDYK
The.engagmen1 ol Jeniler .\ ~m1th
and Da\ld Zou tt'nd\ k ot :'\l""' pt.ln
Beach ha!> be{·n anr1oun1.cd b' ht·r
parent'>. Ga~ and Toni \m11h "'
:'\ev.pon Beach .\n .\ug 6v.edd1ng 1\
planned an Manners ( hUrlh
.\graduate of Corona del \1ar High
School. lht' bnde·l'ICll auendl·d ( J
tale an Diego "'here ~he "d'
affili ated \.\1th Kappa .\lrh:i ThetJ
suronl\
John and Nanc' Lou tend' k ot I ..i
(rescenta are thl· parl'nl'> nt the lututl
bridegroom He ,.., a graduatt' 111
Crescenta \'alle) High \tho<1I Jn,!
Cal Poh 'ian Lu1) Oh1'>pt1 and "
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fiance Br~nt McKay
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Ormnge Cout DAILY PILOT I Sunday July 3. 1988
(
Miolence;· fear areel~ments of date rape
DEA.a ANN LANDERS: I refer to
*9 ....... from "Proud to Be a Pig."
q1 ... ionina the concept that a woman could be di1e raped because
.... y airl whose vocal chords are
iD1Kt cu saum her head ofT while
kietina. sauirming and sttking a wa y '°~·"' That letter reminded me of 1he clusic rape trial in which the defense
attorney asserted much the same
defense for his client, who had been
accused of date rape.
To illustrate his point, the defen se
att_gmey placed a pop bottle on 1he
floor of the courtroom and sent 11
spinning. He challenged the pros-
ecutina attorney to stick a pencil
throuah 1he neck of the bottle as it
spun around.
-------------....... The prosecutor grabbed a heavy
objeci and smashed 1he spinning
';>ottle into a hundred pieces. He 1hen
leisurely stuck the pencil through the
neck of the bottle.
• C.Amertcan Heart V AlsocJatton
'lvffiE FIGHTJl\G Fa?
'OJRUFE
' Holding the penetrated neck high
in the air. he declared, .. This. ladies
and gentlemen of the 1urv. is date
WITH ANY PURCHASE!
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IGAN .
DEAR R.G.D.: Wbat a beauUful
example of 011e-upmu 1bJp. I've
aever beard a belier one. Here's
uot•er respoase to tbe same letter.
DEAR ANN LA NDERS: I feel
compelled to answer that insensitive
man who docsn'1 believe a woman
can be raped by an unarmed assailant.
1 have heard and read about men
who were muacd a few blocks from
their homes. No one su~lcd that they were .. askina for h. • No one
inquired as tp why they didn't try to
fi&ht off their a11ackcrs. No one asked
to sec their wounds or bruises as proof
that the muging actually 1ook place.
.lns1cad. their pligh1 is mc1 with
sy mpa1hy and even admiration for
their wise conduct. The theory is ... It's
best no1 to try to fight back. You ne ver ~now what might happen if you
in curred the wrath of a mugger."
When you change 1he sex of the
victim t~e scenario ~ automatically
altered. Females who were never
tauaht to fa&)lt and have ne ver
actually hit or kicked another human
being arc suddenly expected to fend
off a laracr and stronger attacker.
Women who are frozen with fear.
unable to let out anything louder than
a croak or a half·muffied scream. are
expected to seize control and thwart a
rapist.
"Pig," -my dear sir. is too nice a
word for you. as well as an insult to
those animals who supply us with
footballs ~nd food for the table as
well. -LAWNDALE, CALIF.
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Homeless
Annie, a S-year-old •payed
&olden retrle•er mb, la at
the ~ Beach Animal
Shelter walti.DC for eomeone
to at•e her a new home. She
la •ery playful and actlft
and la 10od with children.
The •helter la at 20612 w,una Canyon Ro&d.
HOROSCOP E
SYDNEY
0MARR
Moaday, July 4 ~March ~1 ->\pnl 19): Family
..pthcnng featured. )OU learn more
about future prospects and plans that "s~c1al person" has regard in& carttr.
Stick to familiar ground. avoid un-
necessar) nsk. Cancer native 1n
picture.
TAURUS (April 20-May 20): Trips.
'1s11s. relatives highlight scenario.
Forces are scaqered. tendency is for
)'OU 10 break rules con~em1ng diet.
nutn11on. Ha'e fun without being
destructive to )OUr own body.
Gemini involved.
GEMINI (Ma)' 21-June :!O): Hol-
1da} sp1nt prevails. ~ou could meet
dynamic. creative people who kn ow
plcnt} about history and politics. Be
receptive, appreciate clash of ideas.
Uniqtre rndWtt!ttat-1s-phyStcall y at-
tracted to )OU.
CA,NCER (June 2J-July 2)): Open
lines ofcommun1ca11on. d1spla} skill
1n connecnon with drawing. wn11ng.
Emphasis also on education. spantual
values. tra'cl Young person pays
meaningful compliment. Virgo fea-
tured.
LEO (Jul) 23..\ug. 22): Resist
1cmeta11 on to take nsks "'hale d1s-
pla y1ng showmanship. fireworks.
Fam1h member ta lks about love.
mone\. hcahh. sccunt). lifesh le Be
recepil\·e. no1 gullible. Con~1ct of
interest could exist.
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sepl 221: What
had beeR .. sell led" could be shaken at
foundation. 0ece puon 1s invoh ed -
know 11 and guard-nossessions. You'll
be made aware of lc~ng!_Jts. per-
missions. Panncrsh1p, marriage spot·
lighted.
LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22): You're
goi ng places. lnd1 v1dual who took
you for granted "'111 ha' e "second
lool.." Rela11onsh1p intensifies. you'll
haH~ more respons1b1ht) and chance
for greater financial re "'ard.
Capricorn tn\ohed
SCORPIO(Oct. 23-No .. 21 I Focus
on .. wanderlust." You're not ~11sfied
with status quo. Crea11ve forces
h1ghhghted -member of opposite
sex ma) have plans not )Ct req~aled.
Perceive potenual. sk) is 1he hm11
SAGITTARIUS ("iov 22-Dec 21 ):
You'll be encouraged 1n connecuon
w11h propert~. home. begmn1ng of
proJeCt. lmpnnt st)'lc. be "crea t1\.el)
selfish.'' Means don ·1 gn e up some-
thing for mere whispered promise.
Protect rights.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19):
Emphasis on fam1I}. home. secunty.
exchange of ideas w11h "restless
relauve." One close to }OU wants to
&ravel. could be brother or sister.
Gourmet dining featured for tonight.
Anes involved .
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb 18):
Interests arc ub1qu11ous -you'll
learn more about places and people.
Social acll\ 111cs acrelerate. )Ou'll
rcce1\.C 1n' 11a11on 10 special e'ent.
and 1ra .. c1 could be included Sag11-
tarian featured
PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): Focus
011 h1stor). basic facts. ab1h1' to learn
from experience. Emouons mangle
with logic -steer clear of one who
wa nts somethi ng for nothing. Taurus.
Scorpio figu re promanentl)'.
IF JULY 4 IS YOUR BIRTHDAY
current cycle hi&h hghts romance
crea11vity. lifestyfe. fresh stan 1~
"different" d1rec1ion. You'll tx-nd of
burden. you'll feet "renewed."
Taurus. Leo. Scorpio people pla)
1mP<?rtant roles 1n your life. You are
sens1t1ve, psychic, 1nve n11 ve. daring.
an 0~1ginal thinker. Membe rs of ~ppos!te sex can be. puzzled by your ante~t1ons. are fascin!tcd but wary. Va~1e1y and rom~nce highlighted
duf!ng July. You II finish major
proJect. assignment in August.
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Well-done
SUNDAY, JULY 3, 1988
·TO
By ~OBERT HYNDMA
Of the Doily Pilo1 Sro• . The fouri OI Ji. t v\leer e"d ~ w de , 'egoraeO OS ·he off 1ciol
star ·Of barbecue season as rr J hltJOes oi oodyord chefs
rurn he preporo1•on oi spnr.g ·ra1 mg against the no~-or
never de,,..0011os ol pe"OrM1ng ,.. ·rom a "e1g-ioors and riends.
Ir: rt;e ~ress.,re· poaed C'"f\Ospru:re ol c cro.-..oed po11a, yOtM
sk1ll·ot ge I ng em over tne plOI~ will often de•erm1ne whether yoor
• guests s101 g ued •o ''le, sea•s ~, r>ecd for • e bee• 1 nes
T 'IO' s wren your •a en· e1pe• ence o'ld ea.i prrenr ore put io
the u1timo:e 1esi Succee:). ono 10.; 1 be pock ng I em n thro'91
labor Doy. Fa 1. ord .,.01.. be ""·ea :o wo• O" 1he rood. belore · ·
ho~ e crov.as 1 ng ,. as o·~ ·e e' ·or ·ne s1or Ol'l , aher the
ourcome nos o reoay oee" Oe'e'"' "e:j
Make no m S10re · O' "CS' • C "'€ "€ grbo•t-iooo boroecJe il
a ;:ompet 11"e ve'ltvre ~O::J"ev Ve s·e· mo"oge• o· Bo•beQOeS
GQio•e ,~osto Meso ·ec: s se r9 c ":l":. StO'E·C'-''1€·0f' mUlli·
burner propane-power ea •o• sser E-equ pped AJss.e Turbo gril 10
a W. ss 0on V eio mar P-01'" n9 a ... -:ere"~ r.orbecue /-.. tr·n o \-\ee
a 1e•wcrd, n ne QI h s gues•s "00 O'COPetl r ''.) 'eQ\>est tne some gr ,,I
~~ SiGf€~4~~lUP& io.e.:.ber
ante JP or 'Ola
We so o ·-:; • •-..,c , •re e"' •;;. "e 4"0C'"OOO Mo s•er
so;s -... e. speaks we ·o· 0~1 of 'he oopulOnty of
t o·t~=--= c . .: o• e ouo 1y ol • e Avss1e Turbo."
"Oeeo ~O sre• S 0 nc·" '0 w er comes
· ~ sce::i1 g .-. e :· ooroec es. A ter 011,
• ese ore gooo t mes lor ~~e Avstrol-
0" ~omoor; Boroeques Go·ore. e
• rrr nos 7 5 s1o•es nA.mro o 12 n
ew Zeo1ond and now 12 111 the
un ·ed S101es w ,.., pions or
oozens 'TIOfe. As opoosed 10 ~
"or aware ana deportr'1e'lt stores
v."lere gr "Sand coo ing utensils
Ye .cs· "•re S'l,Ji e Bo•::>eqoes
Go ore spec 01 zes 11•r:e1 ner
po1n1s 01 ourdoo• coo~mg
S1.1re I s go "'"9 or i:opo-
tC' ·y. Mo s1er so s 01 boroeai·
ing. Peop e ore Jeer"' ng 1 a· 1t' s
Oil outdoor 1tc!'ler no1 1us1
1hrow ng a hamburger Of ween•e
on rhe grill Al so, 1r So01hern
Col1forn10, 1t' son all-year th mg
becovse o1 the nice v.-eother. It's
easy 10 c•eon-up ond 1 · s qu1c -
you can come home and within
20 m.nu es hove a good meal
p•eoe<ed
In Moister' s view. barbecue
cooking is no longer l1m1ted to
s•eo ... s ood hamburgers There ore
hundreds of coo boob devoted to
barbecue griUmg and cus-
tomers are oskmg for 11ps on
p<ep0nng chicken, por
chops. lamb, lobster swordfish
o'lO assorted Howouan hsh.
Pease see 80~ BJ,
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Myrna and Mafv' s Feast: $5, 000 worth of gratitude
By VIDA DEAN
Of .. 0.-, ........
Grateful? Very!
Grateful to the tune of a $5.000
dinner at The Ritz.
Realtors Dovie and Bob &oop of
Newport Beach found the right house
on Linda Isle for Myru and Marv
EIUoU of Tustin. The new owners
loved the place so much they waoted
to do somethina nice for the Koops.
The Koops and the Elhotts arrived
in formal attire by limo at the
rtstaurant to b(gin a 61h-~our meal
describ(d as "something nice."
"I al"'ays want<'d to dnnk a S 1.000
bo1tle of wane." said Bob. ''And a
pound of caviar is a great wa} to s1art
off a meal. too ...
·what el~ can four people eat that
\\OUld bring the bill to $5.00<r.
hemed oxtail soup en croute. green
salad wuh Maine lobster. boned quail
Harlene Tomlin ln mecUe•al
aown.
stuffed with foie sras. roast veal with
truffle sauce and raspberry souffie
followed by port-poached pears.
cheese and walnuts.
"It's the longest meal I ever
had ... we went home at 2:30 a.m.,"
said Myma. manufacturer of Cali-
fornian Yachts (Marv is the dealer).
" ... It was very ertjoyablc. I ~pecially
liked the Beluga caviar."
For an extravagana like this. yo u'd
expect a private dining room, But the
Koops and ElliottS were in the center
of the main dinina room with special
linens. Cr)St.al. etc. A violinist and
guitarist played only for the foursome
as the) dined and consumed six
bottles of wine. including a 1905
C hateuu Lafine Rot~schild. and
Louis XIII cogna c (with chocola te
truffles). Even in Newport Beach. this type
of Ritz ex pd1ence aroused the
curiousit} of other diners. "Every·
Amy Baumaartner in Vic·
torlan atyle.
Down the aisle __.
of bridal· history
"I don't want m~ wedding 10 be lhl'
same as e'enone else·s:· said Ll'\h
Khneof:t.agu'na H11lsara bn<fa1 shO"
held at \'ilia S o' a Resta urant
The sentiment e\pressed b) \h\'
autum n bnde-10-be 1s heard oflt>n h\
fnc:nds and fam il) of othC'r ~oung
"'omen planning a "'edding
.\mong the: most 1m ponan1 <.h.·-
us1ons the bndc "'111 make ts the ~t' k
and t) pe of dress ~ht' "'111 "'car It ha~
to be so spen al bel:ause her "'edding.
1s the one llmt' 1n hrr llfr that .,he rnn
be assured ot \''en tint .. ., attt"ntton
.\II e\l•s .... 111 tx· tocu·s\·d on h\·r a' 'h\'
comes dov.n lht' a1sk
.\l the ShO\\. guC\lS had lhe Of)·
pon unit} to get some 1dt>as on go"' ns
-current ~t'le~ that are .. in .. and
~1 ,les dating bad.. 10 med1e,al 11mn
The restaurant spons11red the fashion
e'ent 1n <.on1unc11on v.11h Fr1n
Rado·.,.. Fashion~ of lhe .\gl'S. Full
en on. and \foll11: \krrell Bm.IJI\
lnternat1o na l 1n "l'"'pon Beath
On lhe JOurnc~ bad. 1n umc: '1,1
bndal finer}. guew. learned tha1 1n
medieval lime~ a bnde shov.ed uni\
her face and tingen1 p<, Harlenl·
Tomlin of Newpon Beach "'ore:· the
h1stoncall} accura11: go .... 1. and head-
piece lflat Ii! clo!>e lo ttie i:ice and
sn ugl~ under thei:h1n and compk :ftl} '°' ered the neck
Am) Baumgartner of Newpon
Beach modeled a gown from the
\' Ktonan era." hl·n th e neck. face and
pan of the arm!> "'ere showing.
The go"' n "'Orn b} Sane} Bellman
of :--.:e"'port Beach expressed the
ga1et~ of the napper era -hemlines
"'ere up and headpieces were wh1ms1 -
cal.
Nan Richardson ofNewpon Beach
reminded the I 00 guests of Mac West
1n her I 9JOs wedding gown -high ·
necked "'Ith long sler,es yel sexy and
dose fi ning w11h a Oared hemline.
V 1ev.e~ were transponed back to
the free-sp1n1~d 1960s when K<"ll~
Battrn of San~ Ana appc-ared 1n a
m1n1-sk1rtcd lacr go"'n
Lmda KJass of In ine brought the
prospect I\ e brides back to the prescn1
3\ she paraded in a con temporal").
f ull-sloned wedding gown deta1kd
"'Ith appltqued organza. Guests could
)ee fa shion h1stol") repealing itself 1n
body was tryina to fiaurc out what was
aoing on," said Bob.
Next 10 the spteial table was
>"°ther fo ursome staring and keep-
ing track ofrveryth1ng. "They wanted
some scraps. but we comp&ctel)
ignored them:· said Bob. laugh1n&
about the antics of daughter Valerie
Koop and fiance Laclalu Macl.ay
and son Bob Jr. with Sud6e N6cbol1. • • • Another class act was Mary Loe
Hol'lllby's birthday celebration on.
Wednesday. One of the bigcst boats
around, the 83-foot Mercedes owned
by Diane and Jim Slemons. was the
party spot.
Hosts Mary Au Wells and Diane
v.clcomed 16 of the birthday girl's
friends aboard for champasne toast·
ing. lunch and harbor cruisina.
Horosby's fnends singing "Happy
Birthday" includ ed Gluy
Smallwood, Gluy Bader, Barbara
Nancy Bellman wean Oap-
per fuhlon.
Kelly Batten abowa lH• In
'SO. mini. ~ -. y · 'i.
some of the details ofth1s gown and a
161\t.isleeved ~temporar) ~heath
Oared at the koees.
··Two of my children are getting
married this year." said Patricia
Hayes. a Placen11a mother of 10
attending with her fu ture daughter-
1n-law. "The show has provided me
with some $ood ideas that the} can
use for a unique weddin~ ...
Bowle, Mary AaD Muter, JIMl6e
Arproe, Pe1 Beaaer, aeva Howard,
Mary ReeMvelt, BarlNara Harris,
N4'ra Jtr1•sa, Pat AllH and Sud·
ralMAe. • • • Another birthday celebration and
more cruising.
Doro .. y DuJap turned 18 on
Friday a nd mom DardJe Dulap
hosted a party at their Newport Beach
home for 40 of her dearest friends -
from preschool days to current
friends at St. Marprct's School in San
Juan Capistrano.
The celebration began with a
bayfront social hour followed by a Sit·
down dinner on the patio with a Pee
Wee Herma n impersonator and
harpist Lau Lff O.bat cnttnain·
ing.
Guests embarked on the gondola
rides from the Dunlap dock after the
birthday dessert of chocolate mousse
Nan Rlcbardaon model•
llae Weet dreea.
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'88 ..-eralo~ abown by Linda
Klua.
Sparked ""llh ideas on selecttng
that special gOwn, guests chatted ov~r
hors d'oue' ros. punch and cham-
pagne.
"The response to the show was
overwhelming aod we're considering
another show later on . .. said
Gretchen Dale. show coordinator and
restaurant coordinator of spte1al
events.
cake w;e6 fresh raspberries.
Well-wishers Included SH and
~ MeWayae and son ltevla,
a.Uy Fay, ftll6f H•mme, Kev la
Clamfltt, Pam and hit l\alll and
dauahter ltaUe, MeMI.. and ltea ~eMatu and daughter Marissa
Dea ana Leri K6q from Ventura and
Pem Lanoa from Beverly Hills. • • • Under th~ direction of chairwoman
Jeu St.der (and with the help 6f
husband Rey Stoder). members of
us Commodoras, a women's sup-
pon aroup-at Bahia Corinthian Yacht
O ub, transformed the clubhouse into
an old-fashioned garden for their first
fund-raiser.
Close to 200 members and guests
turned out for the "June Frolic"
luncheon beina staged to raise funds
for redecorating the ladies lounge at
the club. Pan of the proceeds went to
'S.O.S .. the Costa Mesa orpnization
-New
blue
• Jeans
A new Lee jean is tight-fi tting
and zipped up in the back. The
equestrian-styled jean with angled
front seams is made of I 00 percent
cotton heavyweight denim. In a
more relaxed jean mood. Lee offers
an easy pace with a denim pant
styled wi th banded yoke front and
front box pleats.
The color trend of fall jeans 1s
dark -look fo r black and blu er
blues.
Off Shore signs Mr. X
Top-ranking surfing pro Glen
Winton. also known as Mr. X. has
been signed as the celebrity spokes-
man for Off Shore of California ii\<
Irvine. Winton. 27. is from Norah
Head. Australia. and has been
surfi.ng !>ince he was 6.
· intoa .. ranked sey_entb m the
world. ~on his first contest when
he was I I and decided at 12 fb
Cbopawtnc.
devoted to helping the homeless and
hunJ!Y.
9CYC member BUI Grosv~aor pla~ed show tunes.. on the piano
dunna the social hour and lunche~n.
Jen Tuclowslly played ~h ile
fashions from Design Sop.histicates
were shown. Gloria Pyle, wife of vice
commodore Jay Pyle, was the com·
men ta tor.
~CJlt'.aS a successful party be<:ause
they didn't run out of the jumbo
shnmp. In fact. the tray was passed
for seconds to go with th.e hot
sourdough rolls. melon and bne.
Las Commodora s committee
members included Verna De·
1enardt, Cbarleae Cllaadler, Bever·
ly Wlalte, Jeule Lowry, Lottie Miller,
Barbara Morales, Jady ~te, Rutb
Mo•t1omery, Boule Marsll, Mary
Harvey and Tandowsky.
New jean look.
make a career out of surfing
Chop top
Hair is lib(rated for summn
with a cnsp. clean look lh.it"'
lightweight and spirited. Bui "11
don't mean a th ing 1f i\ ain·t g111
that swing." The Sebastian dt'lgn
team has done away \\Ith lhl·
unnecessar) hm1tat1ons of ltngth
wlttrthe .. Chop S~ ~
Chop Swing technique "'a" Jl'·
signed to give every inch ofha1r lhl'
rhythm and movement so '11al to
this cut. Hair is layered. but not 111
the traditional sense.
The angle on Chop Swing t\ J
strona geometnc shape that on 11'
own could b( a simple page lxl\
bob or Eton crop The swing co ml·\
from the cb~ped angle
Deer things
Movie audiences fell in lo' e "'11h
Bambi 46 years ago. This su mmer
when the Disne} an1ma1ed lilm 1,
re-released a nev. gene(_;,\11on .... ill
become fam iliar wath t~sr1n«f,.
legged fawn .
Today's kids can haq• HJmh1 .11
home with thtm. Tht 1.,, <thk
characteris frolicking on l11tll· ~1r1, ·
dresses. on sleepwear. pla,dothl''
and sleeping bags at Sear\
DoDDa Karan: The designer everybody copies
A Donna Karan etyle with
ber walet-definlng ball·
mark.
By GWEN SALLEY-SCHOEN
lkC..._.., ..... ...,....
Ever wonder how a rrend gets
staned? How such things as w1de bells
with big C-shaped buckles. silk body-
\u1ts. black opaque hose. and off-thc-
shoulder tops become vogue'>
Enter Donna Ka ran -fashion
designer. trend designer. !'Oot Just a
mo' er and shaker. but the earthquakr
of the fashion 1nduslr\ When Karan
designs. others cop).
.. II '>urpnsesc,cn me:· said th r 39-
>ear-old Ne" York designer. ··When I
left .\nil(' Klein 1 n I 984. I thou~hl I
v. as going to be creating clothes tor a
'l'l} li mited group of customer'I I
ne,er expected m~ collection to
appeal to so man) people. It's almost
a lU llhke follo\\1ng ..
Karan ·, firca rnllec11on under her
11v.n label wa' an 1m med1ate \uCCC5\
l 1v.a~ba~d on om•ke~1tem as1mplc:
bod)su1t that "'a' \ho"'n .... 1th pan1'>.
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and jackets . .\ s1m1lar bod)SUll has
been included 1n every collec11on
since. and that 1s perhaps her bcst-
known contnbut1on to fa shion to
date. It was that first bodysuit that
sent the knock-off manufacturers
scul'f)1ng lo fill their lower-priced
collccuons with s1m1lar garments.
The fashi on industr) sat up and paid
a1tent1on to what was going on in the
house of Karan
In later collecuons. Karan showed
stirrup pants wnh high-rise waist·
lines. jumpo;u1ts. dresses and blouses
with deep V -necklines and lots ol
draping to the center of the waist.
hooded cocoon coats and off-the·
shoulder blouses that shifted th e
attentton zone to the collarbone. Sht·
said sarong sk1n.s in wool jersey ""ere
-.e,~ and modern. and although mo!lt
1 1fu~ didn't know the reason sarong~
.,..ere all ofa sudden vogue. we found
oursch cs wearing them.
She said she liked opaque hose with
spike-heel pumps and short leather
skirts. and sudden!) we v.ere all
wearing opaque hose with leather
skirts.
Two years ago she showed wide
suede bells with b1~ gold buckles
shaped likr a .. C · No"' ever)
womenswear catalog )OU pick up has
a wrap dress with a C-buckle belt.
All this doesn't bother Karan. She
considers 11 flattery. but 11 has
inspired her lo do another collect1on.
D.K.N.Y .. for the woman who can't
afford to dress in couture but loves
the look. This new collection will be
in the stores 1n Fl'bruary '89.
.. , decided It was time to do a
collcct1on for the woman who loves
m» clothes but can't afford lhrm."
said Karan. "L\nd so many lower-
priced. similar st~les were turning up
1n stores that it "'as 11me for me to
enter that market."
According to the designer. the
pnces of the D.K.N Y. will b( about
Blvd . Newport Beach , CA
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half the pncc of her designer lab(I.
Jackets will be about $250 to $300
and dresses about S200 to $300. They
will be offered in the same stores
where Karan's New York collections
are carried: primarily upscale stores
such as Julius Cloth ing. l.Magnin and
Saks Fifth A\ enue.
"D.K.N. Y was actually designed
to keep m> 14-ycar-old ~ughter out
of my clothes:· explained Karan.
"She's always wearing my things and
I don't have enough for both of us .
She ruins them. rolling up the sleeves
to gi ve them ·attitude.'
Karan was an San Francisco recent·
ly to attend a scnes of l.Magnin
fas hi on shows featunng t.er fall ·gg
collection. She spem one morning in
her hotel su11e talking about her
t'areer. the Donna Karan New York
collection and D.K.N.Y.
Her suite at the Campton Place
Hotel was decorated in fem inine. sol\
pastels and floral pnnts - a strikin&
contrast to the designer hrrsdl l\.aran
is close to 6 feet tall and no1 ~111e .
probably a.sm 14 . .\nd although hrr I~ are quite muscular. ~he wore hrr
skirt tight and cropped "'<'II abo ve her
knees. She was dressed head-to-toe 1n
black. one of her fa' omr color.
Karan hves 1n Manhattan"' 11h he1
husband. Stephan Weiss. a ~u lptur
and her daughter. Gabnellc. he "'a'
born into the Ne" York fashion
business. Her mo1her was a fashion
model and her fa1hcr a haberdasher
Af\er high school she cn1ered Parsom
School of Design in ~c"' Yor~ and
took a summer JOb "'orking for L\nnl'
KJein. When KJe in died 1n 19 74
Karan and Louis DetrOll10 becam~
co-designers of the ·\nne Klein collec-
tion. Thr) worked logether for IO
years. Then Karan left to begin 1he
Donna Karan Nl'\\ York firm
D!:ll'Olho stayed at ·\nne Klein and 1\ still the head designer .
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LooK1Nc Gooo
Women (and men) are facing up to cosmetics
Faces arr Terry French\ business.
The business of bringing o ut thr
hidden braut) and good looks of both
women and men
Today, rrtorr men art' becoming
intl'rcsted in skin earl'. 'a) s the
Huntinaton Beat·h csthet1c1an. Skin
care compan1rs kno" that. too, and
they are filling up the store counters
with products.
Men arc bu} 1ng. but the) need to
lrarn thr proper "'a> of using the
products, sa} s French. a 1,-year-
\t'lrran of the an of enhancing looks.
.. Men arc Just as 'a1n as women. 1f
not more so." said French. Once the
products arc bought. men have to use
them rcgularl) and use them in a
manner that "'on't harm the face.
The idea 1s to use movements whtn
appl) 1ng cleanser.-, and mo1stun1ers
that "on't pull the \l..1n a"' a) from tht
bone structure. French said. no11ng
that unc of the b1ggc\t mistake~ a man
. t an make \Oo llh-lm face IS tugging and
pulling do"'n on the skin (that
includes while \ha\ 1ng).
"-good skin-care program for men
I\ '>O s1m pk The) need a lo\ater
l>Oluhk deansa a skin neutralaza
(lonn or astringcnl) and a
11101sturw~r ··This .... ,11 gel them up
.ind gt·t them going an the mornang:·
~ht· \3)\. "'The!'.e three product'> are
nut for problem '>l..1ni.. but for those
"11h normal l>k1n .. r .... u o ther products that men
might "ant to t~ arc a cream for ltnc\
aruund thl' e,( . ., and a cream to
protet t the hp.,···
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··1t's nc"cr too late for a man to get
stancd," added French. 'ol>hO estab-
lished her HB studio after "ork1ng 1n
Washington O.C . (.,.,here her cl1entl>
included Fawn Hall and ~1 rs. Pt'tt'
Wilson.)
. French's focus in her profession "
on education. She has corporatl'
grooming programs for both se\e'>
"In Washington. I eonducll:'d '>t:m·
1nars at businesses ~Ith all of the mak
execuuves atttnd1ag I talked about
skin care.-in general. overall appear·
ance and color. In 1nd1\ 1du,i1
~ess1ons. we would dlSCU<;S hair SI\ ks.
what to do about baldn·e.,,
moustache and beard SI\ lrs tu ha l-
ance th~ face. ·
"I reall) behe'e men rnn karn to
enhance ti.cir appearance· fur a murt•
professional image. Tht·~ ha-.c mort•
confidence when thq 're loo~1ng their
best." said French.
··sometimes. looking their hnt
included a touth of rnsmet1cs -a
bronur or chci:k color 1:nhanccr T hl·
men JOked about th1<> '"'"' •hr prod-
uctc. were apphl'd tor J natural look -
not to make J man look 111..t· .1
woman
Cosmr11n do comr into pla' 111
cour\e. .,., hen Frem·h .,.,orl..\ "'Ith
"omen he .,., ill do corpordtl'
sc~!>tons for them or 1n hrr '>tud1n
""hl're she doc~ ind" 1dual I" >hour
mal..eo' er~ and half-hour folio" ·up
re' 1e"" s <She charges S90 for the ,.,., o
personal !)CS~1ons and gets '"'oh ed
"'llh bone \tructurl'. <,kin anah'>1'
makeup color dnd appl1Lat1uri to
balance fraturt''> I
rrcnth ha\ her 0 \.\0 produll'>
dndoped after \he toured as a lrl'e·
lancl' makeup ant<,t demons1ra11ng
pruduu\ lor mml' th.1n IS na11onal
(O\met1l line'
'lhl' big Oll\IJl..n thal \o\Omt·n
mak~· arl' "earing too murh mal..l"u p
and 1mprupt•r aripltl Jt1un o l 11 l'\-
Pl't tJll~ on the l'' t'' J nd l he-t'k'> ... \atd
Frenth "I ha't' "'1Jmt·n tl'll me that
thl'tr hu~banJ ur bu\ lrienJ hate~
mal..i:up He prubdbh · l.hx:sn 't hate
the ma l..tup but JU\t the"" a~ sht nut\
11 un '>Uth J'> blu\hl'I \lnPl'd dn "'n
the fott' an "hat "'l' lall the ·Bc,l·rh H 111~ '>la'h ' .. .
f-renth "'111 1mlulk propt·r ilPPll·
{'Jt1un ot m.1 1..t·u p "hrn '>hr urndurl\
a half-hour wm1n.11 .\ug 20 ill
Coastltn'l' ( ommun1t' < olkgt· during
a "Omen·., tonfl'rl·nu: Hl'r '>l'\\1un
\.\Ill tx·g1n at 4 J m I ht· \lh11ol ,.in tx·
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But no matter .,., hat 1s being
l ool..cd a skilkd barbecue chef ought
tu k Jrn the basic., of ""hat Ma1<,tcr
call' "indirect rool..1ng "
While he sell'> t harw al grtll'
Ma11hn 1s an ad \tx.atc of the ga\·
po"'crcd 'ers1om. arguing that the~
offrr the chef more rontrol o'er thl'
heat and are much cas1t'r to u<,e,
Some recipesf or those hot days by the grill
I hl' idea behind indirect cooking 1\
111 U'>t' th(' heat. rather than the flamt·
10 roul.. the meat Ma11hn n:\'-
nmmcnds a three·stcp approach lO
u1ol..1ng If ~ou ha\t' a mult1-burnl'r
g..i'> grill. turn one '>Ide on high and
~·arboth s1desofthl' meat Then. turn
do.,., n the heat on that s1d<.> of the gnll
and turn the other side on high. Clo'>~:
tht' !OP and let the heat thorough!~
u111 I.. the meat. T he direct -.heat. or
11..iml''· arc ki:pt a"'a' from thr food
l hl·n JUSt bcforl' '>er' 1ng cn<>p both
,1Jt'' 4u1l 1..1~ 0' er thl' '>trong hl'at 10
\t'JI in thc J.UICCS
.\ l harcoal gnll ran alcomph'h thl·
,,,ml' rrsult h} arrangang tht• brtc..JUl't'
on ont• \1dc. or on both \ldl''> "1th thl·
1l11ddk area cas11ng lo"". indlrl'Ct hl'.JI
on tht· food
"A good ga'> barbecue. prup~:rh
u!>cd. 1s better than r harcual." hl· '>a'.,
··some Pl'OPk might thin!.. thn 'II
miss that ta'>te or aroma from
charcoal. but ~ou tan still gl't 1h;1t h'
placing .,.,ood chips in there ..
hould \OU be a trad111onal1'>t Jnd
prcft·r charcoal. Ma1th n '>a ~' ~ 11u
'>hould at lea!tt \.\t'an \Our,t·lf tmm
lighter Ou1d. Bn4ut'l'I. can h\-r 1hl
1ntu a tall metal q tinder. about thl·
d1aml'tcr of a coffct' can. and thl·n 111
from the bottom .\fta 10 m1nutl''
the tharcoalJs read~ tor rnoktnL
.\nd one final thing nc,cr u,l. J
for!.. to tum the mt·at B~ Jahb1ng thl·
ml'at, thc JUICl'!t art· allo""ed ttt l'\lJpt'
ancJ the food dnn out I '<le J \PJlulJ
instead
'Arthur II' premiere
for Cancer Center
.\ llood uf ~k1g J1gh1s ""Ill shine
Thursda\ J I fah,ard\ ( 1nrma 1n
Ne" pon· Center for the mo' it•
premiere-·of .. .\nhur II On thl'
Rot·ks .. a \\'arncr Brother!> relea'l'
c,tamng Dudk) ~l uore and L11J
\Ii n nt'lh
Fe<it1,111es at thr 55~ Club "'II
ocg1n at 7 p.m ( elebnt) look-ah~r,.
mu<111.· and surprise ll oll~"ood fan-
fare 1\ planned
··\s an adJed attrar t1on for the Hoag
I l11\p1tal-spon~ured l.'\l'nt a n1.·"'
tratkr on Orange Count\ .,.,,11 precede
tht· kature film
.\fter the sneen1ng gue~t' .... 111 <.'\II
to murr lights for buhbl~ and goodies
11ut'\1de th e theater rnmpk\
Chns'Ho ppcr and P..iul N~qu1st arc
d1ainng the e'ent II.> raise funds for
the Patt' and George Hoag Cancer
< 1.•nter. ""h1rh is under construct1o'h
T1l'krt' are SJU per person (regular
··l a<it" aJ1111~'>1onl or S75 per pcr~on
("<itar"I
Th<.' theater 1s located at J!XI
Ne"pon Center Drl\e 1n Nr"'port
Beach Parking ma~ be ltm1tcd ad1a -
ten1 to the theater duc to construc-
twn ( omphmentar: parking will Ix·
a' ailabk d1recth acrc.1 s the str«'t 1n
Rob1Mon's lot ·
Rcscn at ions ma\ be mad<' h\
l:llhngthc552ofrice'at 7(\().)9 17 ·
• • • Opera Pacifi c will spon~or a tnp to
th1.· Hollywood Bowl for an all·
~1ozan pro$ram at 4·30 pm. Satur-
da). Tbc pnce per person 1s S62.SO.
and 1ndudei. a. round-tnpr-h~ mk
from South ( oast Pla1a. l'andll'light
and "Int' d1nnc.>r. premium bo\ st·at\
and thl' rnncert
M} nl ~reuJt•r b I I· I ~-N. or Opaa
Paci lit . J'1~ .• sooo. tJn hi.· 1.alkJ lnr
furJhl'r detail'>
• • • \'alcntano·s foll night wllnt11m
""11! be informalh modeled JI noon
Frida\ to t~elebraie the-OjX'n1ng tlf J
Valcn'11nu bout14u1.· at '-=Md~tro m.
South Coast Pla1a The shu"" ""111 tx·
at thl' nc"" boutique
• • • The Junior Ll'.1gul' ul c lrangl'
Count\ has announced Ckt ~5-~" ..l'
the dates of m ..innual <. "hmtma'
Compan) at the 0( Fairground\ Tht'
thrce·da\ shopp1ngc\tra,aganza .... 111
fcatur.e 3 ""1de '>Cler t1 on of gilh from
across tht natton Pnx.ced' "'111 tll:
uSt"d for rommun1t\ pro1nts spon·
sored b) thl' league \1cmhcrs ha'l'
raised more than SI m1llmn sintl.'
19 5
• • • T1ckc:ts are no" un sale for the: Jul\
30 "Big Kids Pan~ .. benefit planne~I
for the Children's Museum in Li
Habra ,Manha and Bob Fluor'\
Ne" pon Beach home will again tx·
the selling and the "lemonade stand"
will open at 6 pm .\ "sit up straight
and clean )Our plate" d1nnrr "'II bt·
followed b) gamt's. prizes and danr-
ing ./-
Tickr ts are S Oand can be arranged
b) cnlhng ( ~ 1.H 1)05-9708 or (~I t 1
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IM Orange Coat DAILY PILOT I Sunday July 3, 1988
Varied menu in five new shows
A world ~remiere. Shakespeare's
first dramatic work. a pair of chil-
dren's productions and a Neil Simon
comedy comprise the varied menu of
new auracuons on the Oranee Coun -
ty theater scene this wttk. Toi
TITUS
"Venus and Adonis" 1s acknowl-
edged as bein& Shakespeare's fi rst
creative work and will be presented
b)' veteran Shakespearean actor Bcn-
Jam10 Stewart.
month run of weekend matinees at
the Anaheim Cultural Ans Center.
931 N. Harbor Blvd .. Anaheim.
Performances arc Saturdays and Sun-
da) s at 2 p.m. through Aug. 28. with
reservations taken at 751 -5032.
The Westminster Community
Theater will premiere Stanley Han's
new comedy. "Muutcaa Merry Go
Round," Frida y. while the
Shakespearean effort. a one-man
show called ''Venus and Adonis,"
arnves Thursday at th e GC'm Theater.
"Motber Hicks" makes a comeback
for the )Ounger set at the Laguna
Pia) house." hile the Amencan Chil -
dren's Theatt'r stages "Cinderella" 1n
Anahei m and the Muckenthaler Cul-
tural Center open~ "Brigb&on Beach
Memoirs."
Westm10ster two ?'cars ago. is staging
the new comedy, 'Manhattan MeTT}
Go Round," with a cast composed of
Mal') Bt'nton. Tony Grande. Tricia
Jordan. Jud} Keaton. Marc LcBlanc.
Greg Ne"comb. LaunC' Sondag and
Edward Steneck.
The one-man dramatization will be
on stage Thursdays through Sunda)s
at 8 p.m. until July 23 at the Gem
Theater. 12852 Main St.. Garden
Gro,e. Tacket information is avail-
able at 636-Tl 13.
At the Laguna Playhouse. "Mother
Hicks" re turns Friday for a two-
weekend reprise engagement. per-
formed b) the same young cast which
mounted the show earlier this )Car
under the d1rcction of the Youth
Theater's Scott Davidson.
Neil Simon's "Brighton Bt'ach
Memoirs" arrives Thursday at the
outdoor Theater on the Green at the
Muckenthaler Cultural Center, 1201
W. Malvern Ave .. Fullerton.
Cunain as 8: 15 Thursdays through
Sundays until July 24. following a 7
p.m. buffet supper. Call 992-7432
Tuesdays through Saturdays from I I
a.m. to 5 p.m. for more 10formation.
There are no cl osing nights 10
Orange Count} this week. and these
productions are conunu10g thei r re-
specti ve engagements:
Jan Angelino. "ho directed Han·o;
"Some of M~ Bt'st Friends" at
Performanct's "111 be gi' en Fnda)s
and Saturda)s at 8.30 through .\u_g. 6
at thc theater. 7'27'1. Maple St..
Westm1n~1cr ReM'n a11ons are taken
at 995-41 13.
Curta10 11mc 1s 2 p.m. Fnda) s
through Su ndays Jlntil Jul) 17. w11h
the Jul} 16 perfoimance interpreted
for the hearing impaired. The pla)-
hOUS(' 1s located at 606 Laguna
Can)on Road. Laguna Beach. and
resen at1ons may be made by calhng
494-07~3.
•"Golden Girls" on the ma10 stage
of South Coast Repertory. 655 Town
Center Drive. Cos ta Mesa
(957-4033). Tuesdays thro ugh
Fridays at 8 p.m .. Saturdays at 2:30
and 8. Sundays at 2:30 and 7:30 until
Jul) 14. .\DUA 8A~~{~ TO\'Ol R JI ll -tth \\ ITll THE
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Amenrnn Children's Theater wi ll
mount 11~ la test prod uc tion.
"Ctndcrella." aturda} for a two-
•"Rlclaard II" at the Grove
Shakespeare Festl\ al Amph11heater.
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Rebekah Baker, DoUC McDonald lo "Mother Hick•."
returnlq to the Laeuna Playhoue thl• week.
(636-7213). Fndays through Sundays
at 8:30 until July 16.
•"Clalldren of a Leuer God" in the
Drama Lab Theater of Orange Coast
College. Costa Mesa (432-5880).
Thursays through Saturdays at 8
p.m .. Sunda)s at 4 p.m. until Jul y 17.
•"Forbidden Broadway" in the
Studio Theater of Saddleback Col-
lege. Mission V1eJO (582-4656).
Thursda) s through Saturdays at 8:30.
Sunda)S at 7:30. with weekend
matinees at 3:30 until Aug. 14
•''Tiie Hollow" in the Pauo
Theater at Golden West College.
Huntington Beach (895-8378),
Fndays through Sundays at 8:30 un11I
Jul\ 16.
e"f Do, I Do" at the Southampton
D10ner Theater. 140 Ave. Pico. San
Clemente (498-7576). Wednesda~s
and Thursda)S at 8:15. Fnda~' an ti
Saturda)S at 8.45. Sunda)S at I \II
and 8: 15 through Sept. 4.
•"Tile Sound of Music" at El11j·
6e1h Ho"ard's Cunain Call Dinnt·1
Theater. 690 El Camino Real. Tu,t1ri
(838-15-iO). n1ghtl) C'xce pt Mon~a' '>
at ' af) ingcunaan t1m{'S through Sl'l'l
4
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Harlequin Dinner Pia~ house. 3501
N. Harbor Bhd.. Santa .\na
(979-55 11). n 1ghtl~ e\cept Monda~'>
at val) 1ng curtain 11mes. cxtC'ndl·d
through Sept. 18.
•"A Cbor111 Line" at the Cirnnd
Din ner Theater. 7 Freedman \.\a ~
.\na he1m (77~-77 1 0). nightl~ c\n•r t
Monda~s at 'al)ing curtain t1mn
through Jul~ I
Eddie Murphy signs CBS GO ntract
LOS "ANGELES (AP) -Eddie
Murph) has signed an exclus1 \'t'
three-year agreement with CBS to
produce and star 1n vario us telev1 s1on
projects.
CBS durrnJI, the three-~ ear period
Murphy's latC'st film . "C:nm1ng t.ll
.\merica," opened last "eek. He .~
also stam:d 111 "Be,crl~ Hills Cop
and 11s sequel. "Trading Pla ce..,," "48
Hours:· "The Golden Child" and thl'
top-gross10g concert film of all llml'
"Edc11c ~t urph} Ra" "
Murphy's production compan~
will make a half-hour series. sencs
pilots and three annual specials for
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New World Orchestra brings classics to life
Superbly cMflcd 1n1erpreta11ons of
works by Bela Banok. Carl Mana\ on
Weber and Leo\ Janacek ennobled
the first major concert of the Nt'"'
World Music Fcstt\ al at the Orange
County Performing .\ns Center las1
Thursda) C\ening.
Presented JOtnll\ b' 1he Orange
Count) Philt-armon1c · Soc1et). l 1\1
and the Arb Ccn1er. the fc'>tt\al
featured ' Jhe 90-picce New World
S) mphon) Orchestra from M1am1.
under the mien~ d1rec11on of an1st1c
adviser Michael Tilson Thomas. and
piano soloist Jean-y, t'S Th1baudct
The laudaton pubhc11' 1hat
preceded th~· Ne"' World. S} m-
phon)'s am, al to Orange ( ount}
pro,ed no merl' h)pc The \oung
musicians. most 1n 1he1r 20s. d1dn·1
1uSf pla) note'>. The) infused motl'l''
Tharp will join
Ballet Theater
NEW YORK I .\Pl -~t1kha1I
Bar} ~hn1ko'. art1St ll' director of
.\mencan Ballt'I Thcaler. announced
Frida~ that choreographer T"'~la
Thar1,> '.'111 101n 1hc com pan ~ ao;
ar11st1c a)'>Onatl'
Bar)shn1ko' '>a11J Tharp and 'r'.
eraldanccr)1n h('rl'Ompan~ "'1ll1oin
at 1hc nrxt rChl·ar\al Pl'rtod "hilh
MICHAEL
RYDZYISlll
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\.\Ith all manner of inflections. accent~
and other nuance\. Phrases swelled
abated. Jumped. hngered. con-
nected.separated. declaimed. 1n-
qu1rcd. In other "'ord~. the m u'>11
came a/11 c'
Th<: concert's cro"'ning ach1l'\l"
mcnt "'as a far-ranging. swetp1ng
performance ofBartok's Conceno for
Orchestra. "ntten in 1943 and re-
' 1scd t"'o \ears later The orche'>tra
painted tremendous shades of dar~
an<l light in dep1ct1ng this ag11att·d·
and-calm soundscapc tha1·s les~ of a
concerto (cAccpt1ng the solo treal·
men I of most of1he instruments) than
a long. non-teAtbook S) mphon~
With unopened score on ~IJnd.
Tilson Thomas d1spla)ed a thra1nc.1I
Sl>k of conducting clearl) in lhr
Leonard Berr .. tein mold .,..11hou1 lht·
latter's exces!>CS.
Tilson Thomas U'>ed 'rn hmad
l'\lcnsl\ e strokes and delin1i1' t c-ue<.
1n ellrning from his }Oung chargl') an
c"'nt1ng sound full of unhndkd
freshness and ra" enthusiasm Thl·
Barto~ thus sounded more hl.e a
"'orld prcm1l.'re for both urrhl·'>tra
and aud1enle 1han '>•mpl) ,1n11thl·r
rehash of an old \.\arhur<.r
L.:ni form bo"'in& a <,umptuou'>
sound throughout the strings in-
tonalh rongruen1 \.\Oud"'1ndc.
po"'edul 1not O'erpo"'cnngl hra<>'>
and solidi) underlining pcrlU\S1un
d1stingu1sht·d lhl' en11re performann:
Tht' Ne"' \.\ orld S) mphon) managed
tu imbue e'en m1nu1e ofthl' Bano~
"'1th fa'>tin J1 1un and pleasure from
th1: purpo'>dull} murk). m' \tenou'>
oprn1ng 1n thl' \tnngs and flut1:\ tO tht•
almost oH·rbl'Jnngl} fren11ed rlo'>e
In lxt"'l.'en . 1herc "'as a rh) 1hm1cal-
I) boum:ing !>ernnd mo\l'menl an
O\eNhdm1ng rnntrast bet'4 CCn ~ea·
nng. \earch1ng string) and <.ub)t'-
quentl ~ '>oft )el d1'>QUll'ting r,ound~ uf
1!>ola11on J nd lunelinl')'> in thl· '' hok
unhcsira 1n the third. and a mMt
dl'llC'IUU\I~ \ilrCaSllC. ra\pbcr~ ·&1 \.
1ng lrl·atment ufSho'>1ai...o, ll h\ \} m-
phun) :'\u "in lhe fourth
1 h1bJu1.k1 brought In \.\ cber''i
I lC l "Kontl·mtul·c~ (C on\ert P1ecrl
in F \11 nor fo1 Piano <1nd < >rl hc,1ra ..
Op. 7Q. an equall~ high Sl·ns1: uf
drama and po"' er \1o'>t ofh1~ P<>"1:r.
though laid "11h dcl1lall' pa<:>sagt•s.
1Ah1ch he e\ClUll'll \\Ith JO 1nlrt·d1l:ik
~ilk.en IUUl h and '>l'n\111\ l' phraw~
.\lthough 1h1\ fl'' 1e''l'r "a')n·1 able
10 'IC\' hn1 fingi:r" l>r k tdue to being
!lcatcd too far 0' a tu 1ht• righ11. 1t "a'
3'> th ough Th1bau<,kl h.id harl'''
rarcs~d thl' l l.'\\ J) a brt'ett' "'ould
Th111 sound bClicd the h<.t rd "or~
undoubkdl) n:4u1rc:d ol him J\
c"'pres!lt'd 1n his fall' and an1matl'd
bod> mo,eml·nt'i .\ k"' errant no1c.·<,
in cascading O<.I J 'l' lhOrll'> nrar the
end trmporanh marn·d h1\ otht:r .... 1'>l
fla \.\kS<, performJnll'
The orchc\trt1 opened v.1th Jn
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IN FREE FAIR TICKETS
Enter lhe Dail\' Ptlot 's
colorlne, contest (ea tunng
th! yt'ar 's Orange County
f ai r ma cot Winners w ill
get four free ticket s to the
F'air.
Clip the colortn~ conte::.t
entry form . color the pic-
ture. fill 111 the enlr) por·
llOfl a nd send il lo the c-ol-
o'rfng conte l address on
lhe entr\' lorm
Enter· as Olten ac;, \OU
like. Watch fo r dupltcdl<·
entry forms in upcoming
Issues of the 0d1h · Pilot o r
pick up dupllca.te e n t n
forms bet ween cl m d nd
5 p m \tond,I\ throut...I .
Frida\' in 1 he rnd in lobb\ •I
the Da1h Ptlot ell 330 · \\
Ba~ Stre:et In C11std Me~.1
GOOD LUCK!
& Happy Coloring
Get 'our t>nt n formS"'
Imm the paper. or p ic k
up co p1e.., fro m our
loblJ\ But. pl~. no
pho ne Cdll" .l"-ktn~ u to
mall 'ou c 1lln form
Th<rnks
Coloring Contest
COLORING CONTEST RULES AND REGULATIONS
• One winner fn each age ~roup will bt-chosen Each wtnnt'r w l ll rt"C'elvt' 4 tic kets to
the Orange County fair Winning picture will b<' poste-d In the tine Arts Exhlbttton
at the Fairground
• All entries must b(-complett>d by a ch ild In one of th<" age ~roups llstffl
• Mall fimshe-d entries ORA \ICE COU~TY FAIR • M EDIA DEPT . COSTA MESA
92626
• Entries must b<' rf'cet\'e'd bv 12.30 pm .. Jul\ Rth
• Judgln~ Day Frida). July 8 at l pm. In the Fine Arts Ot"pt
• All entrtes ma) b(-plrkt'd up a t tht· Fin<" Arts Df'pt aft<-r thr fair
c ··~ 6-8
At50R~
[)o(>s your hou~hold ubscrltM> to the Dltl/) Ptlol
O VES 0 0
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.. Orange Coast DAIL V PILOT I Sunday July 3. 1988 I
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STOREWIDE SAVINGS OF 10% TO 50% . .. ~
OFF OUR COMPARE PRICE ON THE .
WIDEST SELECTION OF UAL/TY .
BRA ND NAME HOME FU 1SHINGS
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~ SPECIAL STORE HOURS
MONDAY 9 AM TO 6 PM
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CONTINEN'I'AL BREAKFAST
~AND FREE GIFT JUST FOR COMING
IN MONDAY 0NLY9 AM TO 10 AM
·wHEN YOU USE OR OPEN A WICKES CHARGE
"(Ju a lity 111 ad e q /fa rd able .. '' y ~ , ~·1::;'.:'.:1,;,, ~;', :.:''. , ,, ,.,,,, ..
WICKES FURNITURE
3 TOUGH GUARANTEES: If for any reason you·~e not happy with your furniture when you get •t home, we1w1ll take 11 back w1th1n seven days
WE WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD. If you find the 1dent1cal item 1n stock elsewhere w1thtn seven days for less. we will re~md the difference
We will give you a ltve-year 1tm1ted warranty against factory defects 1n workmanship and construction Details available 1n our stores
S·WAYS TO CHARGE: Our convenient Wickes Revolving Charge, Amertcan Express Card. MasterCard Discover Card or Visa
..,ANAHEIM : Santa Ana Frwy and Magnolta Phone 714 -821 -8550 VAN NUYS: San Diego Frwy and Sepulveda Blvd between Burbank and Victory Phone 818-780-2244
WEST COVINA: San Bernardino Frwy and Vincent Phone 818-919-1971 COSTA MESA: San Diego Frwy and Harbor Blvd Phone 714-540-8242
Open Monday thru Frtday 10-9. Saturday 10-6, Sunday 12-6
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SUNDAY JULY 3. 1988
Lyon King of the jungle
Gen. William Lyon takee a no-nonaenee approach to
buelneu.
New pha~• have been released at The Elms. above right,
and The Croeelng, above. Buyers can c hoose from a total of
eiah\ floorplane, both alnl[le-and two-s tory. with prices at
Tfie Elm• •tarting at $207,990 and from S 186.990 at The
CroHlng.
Gen . William Lyon stin gy with privacy.
but generous when it com es to charity
By ELLEN CAMPBELL
Dett, l'*I Cotr~I
Gen V.1lltam L ~on "a rn,Jtl'
man
.\rh ( cntn L 'on 1~ gencrou\ Jnu
co mmun1t \-m1ndt•d
V. hat d~t· 'huuld an, one Ol'l'd tc1
kno.,..'l
It l h,·1n~ \Ulll'')\fUI Jnd n1JO.lll~
m11nn I Ii ~.t' J \om ,wt 1 t n l' \\ 111 kl .1 nJ
I .im ,1 \11mp\'11t1\t rt•r,11n "
In l ''' ~ lhl L m \ngdt·<. T illh'' d id
J prolik 1•n L""' l lor ''h1,h h,
rl·lu>t'J tu Ix IOll'f\ ll'"'''d l no11ng
thJt thl' mJn \JO \l'l'm "curt JnJ
ll''>I' · to 11ut~1dl·r> npe-na ll\ thl'
pr\'')\ In th\' anid, h1'> \lol ll' \\ 1llJ
D~:an J ttnhutl·d th1' to hi'> d n1rl· lor
He doe~ apPt'ar at fund-nmc1 \ .md
o ther "' ,·nt., 'uppurung h1'> man''-ca u~n Thefactofthematteris, Gen. William Lyon
But at 65 alter a lik11m,· 111 i b bl t t h l •k d
1mprl'\\I \\' lill\IOl'\\ and ll\ll .ll· spro a yno 00mUC J eyouan me.
compli .. hmt"n l' dl\Umpa111l·d h~ From all reports, he is an all-businessgo-
hug1: fi nanuJ I 'IUll\'\' I \on 1\ not a tt h h J • h
scl f-p romull'f I k rard~ gra nt\ IOtl'r· I': er w 0 t r ves Jn t e c orporate en -
'I''"" :i nJ •') c\trl·md~ '>t'kltl\l' v1ronment.
abuut tht' 1n twrna11on ht· t·hu''-'' 10
mJ ~l· publit
L'on 1~ u·nJ1nl\·,·n111kJ
.\s l ha1 rn1Jn 11! ihl' h<iard .ind < I <>
of Th,· '\\'11!1;.i m L \un < o Jnd former
l'O·ll'' nl·r •>I .\11( ·al L 'un ... 1mrnrt-
a n1 and PtH\alul
.\ '> I ht" d11l'1 o l t ht· .\ 1 r I Oil l'
Rl''>l'nl· from l•f ') to l'>"'lJ rt•,p1>0·
stbk fur ~l.M l.!MJl 1 r,·wn .,,,and 11\\'r-
Sl't'rng J s -1" fl 1l1111n huJgl"l I \l)n
ha' 'h"" n h, 1, rnrt>O'>• till J nJ
rnpt.·t tl·J .
.\s a rn ult1 -m11l1on dollJ r lllfl·
t nhutur 10 11rgJn11at1on\ \Ul h a'>
L 01' l'rStl\ •>I ')o uthan ( Jlilorn1J
and tht· (>rJfll!,l' ( o unt' Pertcir'rn1ng
Pn1pk In' l' l 1 hl'JI J ,u, "'\' <,t11r
tht• 11 .. ,,, J Jld '11 ' ., J \\lflnl'f' fl'l'
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patl\ hJ' proJUlt'd ,rnd Sl1ld O\.Cr .i ' 111~1 h1.>nll''I 1 n I IJ!f, The Los
.\ nttd''' T 1 llll''> H'rt1n~·d m pre' 1ous
\l'Jr ''>Jin JI $t>'-l~ m1ll1on making 11
1h, nJtion' n ghth-1.irgcst home
buildt•r
L'on a l~o "'J' tu-o.,.. nn of 4.1 rCal
lor lhl ~t·Jr\ turning lhl' airline from
a monl·' ·ll•'>l'r in111 J mont'~ -making
11rwrJt111n "1th1n '>I \ months of ac-!•' ,·h 'J~.n~ 11H·r thl· running of the
,unipJn: h1mw ll H1· and h1 panner
r ur, hJ'>l'd 11 1n 14 I for S6 I mil hon
In 1•~\nthn ,ofdttw J1rhnefor a S30
01 11 !' rr111'1t
Kl'J l',tJ I\ , in p.ir11,., Jnd airlines
J •. • •Hf\ llU\l llt",')('\ tO \.\ h IC'h
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\I ·.J ·'' ,· \h.1 r1J1tnl•J Children
II .1 ..! \\ .1 Dl .11 1H· I rt·J r J "'' $8
I I I 'hu ,IJ !Ill h11rnr
' ''U''l I thl OrJngl'
h"11:" • g \n'> < l'Otl'r He
J' I.! ' ·' 1h ,, 1• hutl·d 'I mlll11in
I • l mJ,ll ,, Jc111Jt111n ol SI 5
1 \J' !J \IJr~JrttJ High
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(Please eee LYON/C2)
Two new phases opened at Trabuco Highlands
William Lyon Co. developme nts offe r
variety of sing l e~fa mil y detached plan
By ELLE~ CA MPBELL
~(e.,.. pha!>l' 11rx·n 1 ng' h;i' t' l rt'J 1nl .1
on.,la ugh l llf hu~i:r 1nll'r\''l JI t\\11
dl'' dopmrnl~ in \\ 1ll1am I ~un <" '
T rahulo H ighland\. a tl~J-acrr ma'·
ll'r-pl:lnnrJ n1mrnun11~ 1n thl' '\rt'nlt
footh1llc, u f \llUlhl'J\t nrangr Count\
Thl· '''ll npt.·1Hng' -J I T h e f irm
and fhl' Cro.,,111g -lOllll' tu'' OH'r a
~,·ar aftl'r thrn· 11,·1i;.hh<1rhP11J\ 1•rt·n·
cu rn \1.1' 111 la't \\',Ir
Thl' ,11in mun11' 1' l<x .11t•d nn high
ell'' a1111n land nrar ( 11111 J ,· < .ll.1
o ' l' r 11111 1-. r n g R an, h 11 "I ,1 n I .1
~1argJr 1tJ. I 11 till' "'''I l•I thl' pmrn t
arr tht• '-laddkh.1t l.. \h1unt:.i1n' .ind
thl' ( ll'\dJnd 'at1una l f tirr <,t
T he dl'' dor~:r has pn''ll'P l'd m c1rl'
thnn 50 fll.'ll l'llt u fthr lnnd ,I\ natur.11
oix·n '>P3l'l'. int l11J 1ng lu'h grcl•nhl'lt'
pari.., J nd H't rl':tlmnal arl'a'
On, nu~hl•1•r I• .. 1 I lh 111"1 ,.
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hllnll'\ f h1· 11lhl I t\\11 11\'l~h
h1.1rh11ud' l h,· I lnh .111d I hl· < "'"·
., 1ng .1r,• Jlx1u1 -, I"-'" nl "'IJ ·'"'•rd·
1ng Ill u1mp.111' 'P" r,m.rn \!iii..,
Ehb1ng
.\II thi: t"11n1rnun 11' '' h1•n;,., .Ill
<,111~k-l.1m1h J\ 1,1, h1 .t 11011' < )f thl
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1.~0tt tu I t.r ~I I h, I Im ' J nd T lw ( "''""lt ul1t 1 l.ugl r h11m''' "1th
nlllll' Jnll'llill\'\
I h,· hu mr' 111 h11th n·m.11n1ng
m•1ghhorhonth rnl'ludl· 'llandJrd
lll'lll\ \ll\h J\ l.trlllh fl\llffi\ \\lllld -
burnrng lirt·pl.lll'~. bn·.ll..fa~1 rll111i..,
a nJ ,1 tt.1r h,·J l" cl-\ .11 g.ir:igt''
Tht• flm, rrk.1<.t'd 11' IJ1t·,1 p ha't' llf
one-.rnd l\\o-,111r~ h11mr' 13'>1 "t'l'"-
Bu•lr' ,.1n '""•"1 b.-t"•'."'1 ,· ,
ll1111Tplan' "1th thll'\ t 1 '1·
t'l_•\}lll\lll1'JnJ up h 2 J' ''ill.1 < 1\l'I
111 It• 1ng. 'P·llt' ""nil' un11.' i>1k•
thll'l'•\Jf g.tr,l~\'\ l'.l\ \\ lfhl1l\'-\'I' I
1ng 'tJ1r,J,,., .1nJ .1 n "Pt•••ll,1 h 11
l'rlll''IJtt It •Ill .2 • 11
I ht• t r11,,1ng !1f•'' dt' .1 ,h
lhfl'l' l1111>rpl.111' \\1th II\ Ill~ 'l'•l
1J11gtn~ ln•m .1 p p11,\111JJh·h 1 -'' '"
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plJn I' J "nglt"\lor' un1t ''1th thi.-1
bl·J nllims .• rn o r 11,rn.1I m.l'.t,·r rl'lrl.11
and l\\11 ha1h' "( Jrd1tr· I' '""
Sll>lll'' \\1th t.1ur t'l.·J r••1•1ll' 'P•r
hath' J n llPlhHlJI ~kn .lJlll .I b.11
'' 1nd1m 111 th\· It' 111g r111•m
1 hl· "J ult.111" pl.1 11 '' .II-.• '"''
'>ltHll'' J OJ h.1' l11u r t'l:Jr11l1m , '"
a nd·a-halt bJ th' J '.1ultl•J ,t·tl n~ •
tlk J1 ning ru,un. llll m.11 It' mi: 1 ""ll'
and n1uo1n 1'.1td1,·n "llh h111lt '"
.-ollll ·l llllfJ 1 llJ ll'J J ppl IJ fh t''
T hcrr 1-.Jl't1J 'Jultt•J ,c1!111g 1n tlw
m J Sll'I lx·J r1l\lnl ~Lil I\' th,· Pl I\ .Ill
bath 1nd uJ,., .tn 11\ .11 tuh .inJ t'""
!!IOI.. \alltl\ \(\\I 110 thl' llppn kll'I
arr three ,,·,onJan tx·drnom' .111d
TheElms -
De\t~loper: T hL' \\ 1111.1111
L \lH1 <.. 11
T )· p e o t de \ e I op m <' n t :
lllg.k·ldlll il ~ Jl'l J 1.h L'O
Pri c e ran ge: F r,1111
S~l 1-, 'II.JI J.
Squ are foo tage: f Tlim I h°'''
ltl 2.-.l~ll
:\umber of plans: F 1 \·l,
Financing: ( Pll \L'll l llHl.tl
airs oftiee:. ''·12h2
JI • "'' ~, '
1'1 Ill' 1 : :J ' pl.Ill q,1rt ,ti
s '" ' \u,.id•n~ · I ~'•1:i~ •h1· h "'h'',1r,
J 11' <.· ,, ~· I '"-, .. 'Ul' \\h\ ,, 'h\
.County's growth-comes from wi.thin
With Measure.\. the "Sensible
GrO'-"lh ln1t1at1,e." no\\ ct as1dl'
by the voters. pcrhap. "ecan talo.c
a more obJeCll\ e look at our
growth patterns.
The message 1s not nc"'. I for
oncha,ebcl'n preaching it for
some lime. But 1 n this penod ot
relath-e calm. ll ma) be better
received . And 11.certaml~ bears
repeating.
I want to If) to shed a lmlc hghl
on the sources of Orange Count)
growth . All too many who wntc or
speak on the subject don't kno"
or admit these facts.
First of all. the growth curve
peaked in the I 950s(1n rate
increase) and the I 960s(m nu-
mencal increase). as shown in the
table. Thus. the question about fututt'
gro" th 1ssom<'" hat moot. since
EARL
T111ores
our }cars of explosive growth arc
long past. Both the ra tc and
numbers of gro" th" ill continue
to decline each decade.
In my)udgment. thecounn
will "but Id out" at about 3 rn1l1ton
population 1n the first hal fofthc
next centun .• 1nce 'A-Care al read~
past 1.! m1li1on. our funhcr
gro"th as relau'cl~ modest.
funhermorc. our natural
internal growth (CM:essofb1rth
over deaths) has passed 24.000
pcr)carand 1 ull """'·Thu~. if
ORANGE COUNTY POPULATION
\F .\R
ti: ·'II IQ40
IQ50
IQMl IQ7(l
IQ ll
IQ~)
1000
TOT.\L
140.000
110.000
.... 0.000
1.460.000
l .Q60,000
~. \00.000
1.61.X).
}Ou look at nH proJCl'.'t1 on<; fo r
I 990and ~oo6. }Ou can stt th3t
the: m"lOnt) of our future gro" th
will be generated b~ our O\\ n
re 1dent"
Thi 1s 1n sharp contra'1 to lhl' ·sos" hen more 1han 80 f)('rt·cnt l)I
our growth came from net m1gr a-
uon. '60s mo re than 70 ~rcC'nt
and ''1 almo'l "'0 ~·n-t"nt
l'l Rf.\ F
Nl \tAER PERCE'T
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141 Q5
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.\t omc point in the Ol'\I
ccntu~. as our populau6n l'On-
ttnuc to aac. our b1nh to dc:nhc;
muon (cuip:ntl\ at ~ ., to one)" 111 ,kdin~ .\'5'i'Hca1.·h1.•\ and c' cntu·
alh full!. he In" a on1.·-to-o nt'
ra i1u.our onh ft'\\th\\111~
fnini a mooc<;t ne t 11'\1gmt1 on
~ 1nalh . :id l.lrl'''' n~ the '"~uc "'
(Ple.aee eee GROWTH/Cl)
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The Crossing
De\ eloper: T hr \\'ti ham
l ,,,n(l'
Type of development:
~ingk-l amtl~ detached.
Price rang e : Fro m
$1 ~b.4~0.
... quare footage: From 1.450
to l .h50
:\umber of plans: Three.
Financing: Con\ c ntio nal.
Sales office: 58-1 061 .
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R· .1.I ~" , ,,,. 1 • '-.1 ntJ \1.1rg.an ta
PJ·lo. 'J• th, n \11uth 11• l"lano
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e>r.,.. 0... DAILY '8.0T/ aun.v Jvty 3, 1188
Rancho holllebullders, sellers honored
A crowd of 12$ people lldMnd
tosether recently in a 6,000.: IQ..uan>
foot tent to bonor tbe Rancho Santa
Marpriia homebuilders and the Min
and marketing kams duriq the first
Rancho Santa Marprita Builder
Awards.of Excellence dinner.
On hand to enjoy the festi vities
wert' rcprnentatives from such top
California homebuilding companies
as: Akins Development Co ..
Baywood Homes. Century Amencan
Corp., The Fieldstone Co .. John
Lain& Homes, The William Lyon Co.,
Standard Pacific. WittenberJ.Uv-
inpton Inc. and Western Nation.al
Properties.
Best customer servicie teams were
Ranchwood by Wittenbera-L.i v-
inpton Inc, detached homes: Tbe
Mission Greens by The William Lyon
Co., attache<J homes.
Best salesperson of 1987: Mike
Williams. Vista Ladera by Akins
Development Co., detached homes;
Eleanor Buckey, Brisa del Iago by
Baywood Homes. attached homes.
Best merchandisiQ& -WhJ'te
AGENTS
Olove Award: El •Cuerio by The
Fieldstone Co .• detachetd homes; The
Miuioo Courts by The Willia m Lyon
Co .. atU.ched homes.
Best overall merchandisina-mar-
ketina sa1es team was Vista Ladera by
Akins Development Co.. Karen
Spargo. marketing d irector.
Pre~nled to the seven winners
were plaques haghli&hted with minia-
ture hand-craflcd Rancho Mission
VieJO branding irons.
Have you been in the "Business" six months or more? Did
you receive what you were promised?
/
Merrill Lynch Realty has a proven marketing program
and client base, with ongoing training and professional
management.
MORl!GAGE R,,TES
F!pur" aa of Thu~ey, JuM 30
FIXED ADJUSTABLE ..... 0.... ........ Lel*4t --"'.,.. Down ~-·· L_._. ....... ..... ..... ,,... .., (~) w. "819 ""'' (~) (~) (~) L.-
Am«lcen lnter•l•t• S&L 10.500 10 0.500 1 .. 8.250 10 0.500 2.750 250
Bank Of A.rMtlca 10.500 20 2.000 45 1 .. 1.500 20 1.500 eo 2.250 500
&fight Mort~ 10.250 05 2.000 eo 1 .. 1.150 05 2.000 eo 2.500 tee
BfookllcM l 10.745 05 1.500 15 1 .. 1.900 20 0.000 15 2.825 300
Contlnentel S4L 10.375 20 3.000 45 1M 1.500 10 2.000 eo 2.500 700
,....,,...., .. IAL 1e..711 10 , ... 00 -1.000 20 uoo 41 1.1• -Glendele Fedel'81 S&L 10.750 20 2.000 30 1ee 7.500 20 1.750 45 2.750 750
Hawthorne S4L 10.825 20 2.000 15 1M 7.500 20 1.500 15 2.250 1ee
Home Federal S&l 10.375 05 2.000 14 1ee 7.625 16 2.000 45 2.750 500
He>rne9helter Mortgage 10.875 25 2.000 30 eoo 7.750 10 2.000 30 2.750 1ee
tnd1p 1..-.N» NL 10.lll 10 , ... • 111 7.JIO tO 1.100 41 2.111 -Lendmatk 8enk Mor1gage 10.375 05 1.500 30 1M 7.250 05 2.500 15 2.500 1ee
Long Beach S&l 10.250 10 2.000 15 1ee 7.500 10 1.500 15 2.500 300
Mechanics Natlooal Bank 10.250 10 1.000 30 1ee 6.000 10 1.750 15 2.750 500
Minion Valley Ba~k 10.750 20 0 .500 15 1ee 6.875 20 1.750 1!5 2.500 500
•t1ubleM 9enk of Ca. 10.171 • 2.000 00 -t .121 20 2.500 00 . .... -Pioneer S&l 10.250 10 2.000 30 1M 7.750 10 1.500 30 2.250 1ee
Quaker City S&L 10.750 10 2.000 00 1ee 7.500 10 1.000 eo 2.500 300
Republic Federal Savings 10.375 05 1.000 75 1ee 7.250 10 2.000 75 2.750 1ee
S & S Mor1gage 10.250 10 1.500 45 1ee 7.875 10 2.000 45 2.500 1ee
lecurtty Federel la.tnge 10.S71 10 2.000 00 -7.750 10 1.000 00 2.2IO ,.
Trust Savings Bank 10.750 10 2.000 00 1ee 7'.750 20 1.000 00 2.250 500
United Calif. Savings 11.000 20 1.500 20 500 0.000 00 0.000 00 0.000 000
U.S. Home Loan 11.000 10 1.500 23 250 7.875 20 2.500 45 2.250 188
Valley Federal S&L 10.825 10 1.500 30 1ee 0,000 00 0.000 00 0000 000 ,
INDEX SUMMARY SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
ADJUSTABLE MORTGAGES RATE AVERAGES
Thia wMll laat •Mk 4wMl!aego Conforming Non-confonft"'t
11th District 7.50 7.52 7.52 Fixed
Prime rate 9.00 9.00 9.00 15 year 10.235 10.631
3 mon1h T -bill 6.50 6.44 8.43 30 year 10.457 10.905
6 month T -bill 6.83 6.87 8.72 AdJwteble 1 yr. treasury note 7.53 7.40 7.48 6 month 7 603 7 730
3 yr. treasury note 8.26 8.13 8.20 1 year 7.766 7 803
5 yr. treasury note 8.52 8.41 8.50 EXPANDING NOW INTO THE
HUNTINGTON BEACH AND FOUNTAIN VALLEY AREAS 8-w Home~ a-~. e p.jlll!UI-OI !"0'1114199 ...... Co wflll I 100 io... l>'OQl'Mll upcleleG -Ir IYom mor9 I,,.,, 1.1() 1""0.1 17 141 ~6 117 7 •
W e want you to be our next success story. For information and
confidential interview call Leonard Killion. ..
(714) 655-7808 LYON -KING OF THE JUNGLE ...
24-BOUI MESSAGE CENTER
GIBRALTAR UPDATE No. 3:
LIFE GOES ON
From Cl
sen es on the schoors campaign
cabinet.
Lyon and his wife contributed S6.5
.. ov-ER T -HE WE~EK-EN-o. .
AND NOW, SO WILL ...
OUR LOAN OFFICERS. • ..
In recent w~ks, th~usands of people have called our toll-
free number to help us build a better home loan.
What we've\.found interesting is that the vast number .of .. L
6
' calls didn't come in during our normal business hours, as one
might expect. But over the weekend. When home buyers not
only hove the spore time to find a new house, but the spare
time to worry about a new house.
Clearly, life goes on on Saturday and Sunday. And now, in
response, so will our loan officers.
Starting today, they'll be at your beck and toll-free coll
seven days a week. To visit your home or work. Answer your
questions. Figure out the money. Then process your application.
A move, by the way, which is not only a first, but is bound
to set a precedent in the banking industry.
As time goes on, you'll deal not with a rotating crew of
loan officers, but your own expert. A person who will stay with
you until the deed is done.
Meanwhile, our operators will still be standing by to hear
your home loan ideas. Ideas which helped us create our 21-day
funding guarantee. Our free appraisals in seven days or less.
And our ban on application fees.
A few more things that you'll have o hard time finding at
other financial institutions. ~GIBRALT~R
Especially before Monday. ~SAVINGS
YOUR CHANCE TO CHANGE THE WORLD OF BANKING:
I '
million to help build the US\ "L)on. his life's grand pa:.:.iu n -11 ~ 1ng
Stu<Jcnt Ce nter." He IS on use~ Lyo n had hi s pilot's hem~ b) the
board of trustees. time he wa!> 16. That's all he 1:ver
He 1s a hfc · member of four reall> wanted to do In the ""\ewport
associat1ons.amemberoflivccoun· Beach 714" an11:lc L\on said. "I
sets and boards. founder and chair-"'asn't 'en 1ntl.'res11.'d 10 ~hoot The
man of the board of the L)'on onl) th ing 1 ""a' rn1ercstl'd in ""a~
International L'n1 vl.'rs1t) and a mem-fl)ing."
beroffive pnva1e clubs.1ndudingB1g The same aniclc note.'> that L)on
Can yon Countr) C'lub and Lido l<Sk flt'"' as a commcrl.'1al pilot: thl'I\
Yach I Club. Joined thl· .\1r Force: during '-' orld
lo a 1986 aruck in "Nl'"'port War II . ~pt'nd1ng thl' nnt 10 H~ars 1n
Beach 11 ..i:· L\on was asked how he and out ofthl' mll11ar'
finds time for allt\,l} n:SPODSlhtJlll.04 While b on scr\l·d in the .\1r t-orcc
He n:plll·d ... You make time for h.r ikw-combat m1~:.tom tn l\.orett
h Th · I V.'h and c6mplctcd othl'r assignment\ in t cm l'rc s an o d saying. . en Europe. th1: Pa<.'11ic and North -\fnrn )OU "'ant to get something done. ~ou r go to someone "' ho's busy··· Hl' rcccl\ cd 17 dccorat1on' 1or hi\
for fun. L\on collects classic car~ .. ded1ca11un and ~ra'Cf').1nclud1ng thi:
Thl' , :ilul' c)f his collecti on 15 estt· D1st1ngu1shl·J Sen ice M~al. Legion
mated al mon.· than S50 mtllion. of Ml'nl. lhl' D1st1ngu1shed n~ ing
L\on rcrentl) completed construe· C rossand th e ·\1r l\kdal "'tth l"'ooak
11on of a 20.00Q..~uarC'·foot colonial leaf clusll.'r'> . home in ( oto de: Ca1a Included on B> the l1m1: L)on rl·t1n·J Imm thl·
the eq uestrian 1.'Statl.' 1s a car barn to mihtaf) hi.' ~d n~n to lhl' r:int. ot
house his growing rcwn t' of major general ~
Dusl.'nbcrgs and Packa rds After Lyo n rcturn~d from a q1lun· tar) tour of dut) 1n Korea 1n 195..i. ht•
L)on marm:d Willa Dean Harwdl. and his brother l i:on startl·d up their
of Haskell. Tcxu!I 1n I Q7 I Bct\\l.'t'n o" n com pan). bu1ld1ng GI and FH .\
them thl') ha'c fiq:-l·h1ldrl'n. includ· housing in northern Orang1: Count~
ing 14-~car·old Bill). "'ho is ~O )cars The com pan) rnn11nucd 10 grn"' and
)Oungcr 1han h1'> m•\t-oldt•'>t 'ilq')· 1n 196 thi: firm ml·rgt•d "11h ·\ml'.'n ·
brother llnttl their r~·n1 move to can-Standard
C'otu d1: fa1a. 1h1: farn;iiv ri:'ldcd in When -\mt"n<.'an-Standard lcll re-al
Nc"port Bt'ach e talc in IY7~ lo spcnal11c 1n hc~111n~
Dcsp1tl.' his 1mpr<''>'>l\C h!)l ol and plumbing. L)llll "'l"nt on Ill\ hi\
ach1c,cmt•n1!). L~on 1s onl) human 1n O"'n. 51.'lllng the Inundation fur thl·
one respect He nc' l'r graduat1:d from n~ of one 111 t ahforn1J \ pr1:-
c<>llcgc In a 1982 Rl.'g1s1cr inter\lt'" cm1nl'nt hulld1ng rnm1:rm
hi.' ad m1t11.'d 1h1~. 'i3~ 1ng 1hat he 1m·d In a I 9NJ amt k 1n "Profl•\\l onal
to "rnmp1..·nsa1c·· in bu\lnt''iS and thl· BuJldrr" mu~111w I ~on \a1d 1hat he
milt tar) l!I unr,urt' ho"' llln~ hi:" going to KC'l'P
Lyon did auend '><. I k grl'"' up a1 11 as a builder H1: adm1ttl.'d. "I
1h West Los .\ngclc~ and aucndcd the rcall) t'nJo~ 1t and I h,1,t· no though I~
un1,crs1l) in the m1d-'40s. He kft ahout rl'tlrl'Oh'nt I don·1 kno"'h()"
SC . lain l'nrolhng 1n Dallas ..\' 1a· 1h1n's l Ould tx· mM1: fun than 1hn
11on chool :uxt . .\1r C'nllegl'. to pursu1: arc·
GROWTH FROM WITrlIN ...
From Cl
In turn. that annual loss \\lthtn
the stair masks an annual gain
from Los .\ngek\( ount ~ and an
annual loss to all utha California
CUUlllH.'S.
m igration. we ha' can tntercs11 ng
pattern of mo' ement. according
to an anal)s1s b) the Dcpanmcnl
ofMutur Vehicles.O'er the last
fi "e )t.·ars. "e ha' e gained a net
annual a' r rage of7 .000 licensed
drl\ rrs from all arr a outside
Orangc Count).
But that net has been made up
of annual net gain of 11 .000 from
out-of-state and annual ne t loss of
4.000 to Other Cali fornta c·oun-
tics.
I hopr th is anal> SI\ show!> the
l.'umpn1t) of thl· growth 1s<.uc as
"ell as its suurn:s. \-'. e cannot stop
gro\\lh b~ li.l·cptng uuts1ders out.
s1m.l' "l' arc no" gn.1" tng pnmar-
tl) from" 1thrn. ·\s Pogo so wist>!)
said ... We ha' l' st.•cn thr cncm\.
and he 1s us~" ·
9.75o/o ''0'' Points
FIXED RATE/ ADJUST ABLE
YOUR CHOICE
• • Pre-Approved Home Loans • 7-Day Loan Approvals
• No PMI Loans • No Cost Convertible ARMS
• Below Market Fixed Rates • 60-Day Rate Guarantee
Cell: John Bel ... , Olrect/Portfolto Lender
(714) 250-815()
PACIFIC FIRST MORTGAGE
A tub9idlatY of Pacific Flrl1 Federel S•v1ng1 Bank
11310 ftedhttl Ave., lulte 100, lrvlne, CA ~
Ettlmeted APR-9.875% bated ue>on 1001< Loan Amt ~
JUST WHEN YOU THOUGHT IT WAS
SAFE TO MAKE A PROFIT ...
\'OUR PROFITS ARE EATEN UP BY CRIME
t
Don't lt t los\ (Ontrol turn into
icisr CONTROL
Wt Tip giv~ your Corpc>r•tion
•liM
on crime ... (800) 78 -CRIME
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Orange Coast OAIL Y PILOT /Sunday July 3, 1988 C3
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CALL 642-5678 (·~ HAS RETURN~DI
~ ;·J Check out Today·s Class1 f1ed SPct1on for D etatls
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•""""-~--------• l Ull FIRST TIME ON MARKET 3 l aroe bdrma remodeled back yd new countr y Neat & clH I• 3BR 2BA ldncll H1gn1y custom11b0 lllt l•U Sf.MS AlllAMCIAL ~nWOl'lt< ll&IMI ...... _ .. __ .. _. ______ ... __ z Of a llYI H~~Rt~o~~IE~.~~~ed kitchen family rm dining kite.hen cnoice IOC8110n Prins only$ 184 900 Agt 30n91 lam oetdC"ltO )BR • 1111~ Woo t 11111 The BEST BUY
...... ,... -•.•In' Corne see this porgeou1 Burlingame on nearly '·• rm & fabulous spa Quiet $246.000 AQt 642-~937 Don 81el Agt 662· 1700 ~BA spa.-u SS2!J 000 311 Yll llll SNI -in Harbor Ridge Moo.I
• ---• Villa Balboa penthouse acre 5Br/3Ba. tam rm location & a tow. low p11ce ' GOLF COURSE VIEW ME•a YEllE J R1mroe1< 8S4 2599 n• >'ant •shc tiornt-Doc.I> 101 : ' • ~ per tect 38R 3BA w/pvt YAIATIM llll·l-Wlf j and celeQrate lhe •th ot ovr 3200sll. lab mstr I $259 900 Comp1e1111y ne-.. interior CJ/ -u N• p~,.,, Supe• 3 , 1""0 65 00•11 Due to spa OCEAN VtEW A
Qftly 2 COOdO• left Oil gOll July with a •atx.ilovt new I suite w/s11t1ng rm CUI· TllELll llALTl 5UP8fl0t Ctaltsman Jiil um11 auacneo flome ... taroe ::u, .. tr· • lamil) tiome VALUE 11t 11585.000 For
course with breathtaking investment• 2Bd1m1. 2 tom Ba w/spa UP·I WO-llll Gourmet tc11cnen 3BR 5BR JBA on Qu•et inner yaro S22.~.000 ,,.ne l'luSt oe '°'" immeai l'.\l1n11!11 l.1t...J appt PATRICK TENORE
views ot the surrounding Bat111, formal dining rm . ~aded French doors 1 • 2BA Single !amity nome tract street Over 2700 Hiiis Really 551 51552 ~iei,• Mike Otter 121 1200 or 760·1702
mountains & valleys marvelous ocean and bay sl<yhgnts West Tee Sec BEAUT Mesa Verde poo1 on la1ge pflvate 101 sq 11 1am1ty 1m & 10tma1 JOHN CAREY BKA IELCOllT •
Located In Romona VIEWS The moat popu· system ·imported Ille I nome. 3Br 2Ba 1578 S 195 000 Donna Wall , om1ng •autteo ce ilings ltwp11t ltacla 1061 """"' One-ot A .. ,,.o 4BA
countryalde. these lar floor plan available comm'I Berber carpet M1norca Oµen Sal/Sun 854·1802 P11ced tor qu•c.~ sate 1._~W.:::tlFI._ c.usto,., hOm!' 1n gate
3Eklrm hlll1lde villas otfer I S388.000 This nome 15 move-in 1·4 $224 !>-00 Pr1nc1ples SJ 10 ooo -...._. -• ~uit•O@d c. ~mr" ,, r, Cut
t n e f 1 nest 1 n Perteet• Open Sat/Sun only Agent 675 0530 TllELU IU1.Tl S.,.r h,.ta wlaictl R£ALTOAS 673-n7t o .. !>dt t>< d• r·· mu 0-
c r a f Ism a n I ht P & 280 CAGNEY LN •309 1·5pm "22 l(eef or call COLLEGE Park 3Br 28a 140 lJll lt•l4 tit Mlhtrft4 ti m ze. IJ' ·dl • ~o•ety ~;:;::~iesme~u;!~sa:i~ 1~~ Ent~rp~n~~~~~~=r~-~ete HOlly·,;~'.:&,~.'o see• quiet street tg tow maint • ,i•cft !teat. ~!';';' .. ,~~.~.~~· '0
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1ng $180.000 each 3--4400 •FOR SALE BY OWNER fines t upgtaOes Over 101 Des1gneo r., tamous '''·1010
3Br 2Be Portsmouth wa c. 1J<1•• ••t"l<t No;.e• •·a $64~ ?O
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On the canal on Balboa ersnip You make tne
Island Excellent beach mtnly pymts & we snare apprec· You receive home with income unit 100•1. tax benefits Must HSlSllE lllLllllSE
OR will open up and be I have ctean credit Ag 3Br 2Ba spa 'lei)ar ate
one large home Roottop 957·6002 Dys Ev. Wknds guest nouse nuge R2 101
deck tor 360 view ol ~ ~~A..V By owner $28q ooo 221;
bay. movntainsand boat· 1 lilMI hlaa• 1006 KU'~lfa 1 Cab11llo By apt><><ntment •no acttv•ty S630.ooo I \f'' ·i Yj 1·1 \ I I 548-0779 01 6S0·6578 M2-1200 llll lldlHTl I.E. \\ ". l ~~~mx i:~;~~I~ I ~~~ ~ar~n;:.·s:75·2866 I Rf ALlORC... • fr~STY~IE,!! .. ~r~gEC~~·a
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REAL TY W O RLD. POINT BY THE WEDGE pt1n only Poss 11cnange graded w oat( leaoeo ---------• NEWPORT BEACrl 14BR 3' 1BA Modern Home I No Laguna 494-2785 gtess ca1nedra1 t e•lings7
I $I 050 000 Cannery VII· OPEN SAT & SUN t .5 This 1s tO ' A •arf' East· Pett larrtH IUtr lage Realty 673-3777 I Beaulllut new condo ::>Br S•de lino iuM 11s1,.o· Lg
"!!!!~~~~~~!!!~I y 2Ba 2-car gar $350 000 hv1n9 rm w fl::>lc •o•..,.,at ~ BA FRONT AGE lriple" * 759•1552 * dining ODl'r onto a SAILS, Sllll I lurn 2 lots p1e1 pkg oeau11•u1 OP<. ~ r uo uum •• LIM ocn 2-I Br s 1·2Br $1 8 Spacious lllll.llen " IOIS
Tn1s perfectly charming •87 1-2866• I Costa Mt11 1024 ot 11gnt even 2 1q milsters
remodeled home nas OPEii SllllY 1_4 2000 RepubllC Ave Rare The Oest Ouy J'"U"d Call
these des., able features · J BR IBA, huge lot. end ot now ' W tJ r• t 1 d st 4 bdrms. 4 baths large 1 fLUMM ER COURT $295 000 CA' A BA LBOA PENINSULA cul·de-sac. on the bluff , L usty family room with enter· S2i'5 ooo &42-87 t 7 ' Guinther 6J 1 1266 tainmen t cent e r 301 3t9CYPRESSST :~;:~:/~re~:'.~~c;~~: 2:RNi~i~~~N£~~~rs . ·~~~~OT ~D~~!BAC;~~ liiiitll
a me n11 1es c ombined I $3599'°·$499 000 poot $150000 646-8039,
w/extra long pier & shp Fo• into p, appt call 754· 1551 * USTSllE TOWIMOISE
meke this a best buy on E•clusive agl immaculate :S 1astetullv
the water St 49 5 000 IUHIEll I CO. IEST STIEn oecorate<l JBR JBA 1n
711-1100 R E Brokerage Great 3 l>e<lroom 2 batn 1n tnp Laurel Hu•st .JPvf'IOP·
759-1219 •Oeat location with torceo ment Pr·me t.orn1>r unrt ( 11 '\U•( I I I L I'\,'-. au neat newer root ano Ourlt 111 1Q;g l1Steo e• 1 " "-.: ' f'J . 'l'our tirst ~t (oY• •ir,st 10D !F--.L.1.. •\IL'\..'\..\. __ _...~ h~t ear ""'"rhrJt nome w.elJ ma1olAlrutel__ onJy c1usrve1 f 10 1 S 15q 900 lii2J , __ . ·--$194 500 SELECT .. JEFF amcRY Rnr Ill 11 JI It<'• Cl&SSffleO 5 vOur lir1t BH&G 751.5000 64~ ,· 1 t5 cnoice
WATERFRONT HOMES. INC. Realtors
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$6,850,000
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$995,000
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$270,000
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Sl 6SO 000
t t MORE OFFERINGS t t
NEWPORT BEAQ:j...atJPlEX ...
S450 000
BALBOA PENINSULA DUPLEX
...
S625 000
LIDO PARK DR BAYFRONT
S365 000
EASTSIOE COSTA MESA
S269 000
.1 * P.JtOPERTIES FOR LEA SE t
EASTSIDE COST A MESA
S289 000
601 LIDO PARK DRIVE
S2250 Mo
VILLA BALBOA CONDO
SIJSO M o
SUFAlllE CONDO
S900 Mo
OFFICE SPACE
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S790 Mo annual
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tc.r 011ec11ons S48 ·0425
or 213·387·5900 _oc.~~ll'•gr ss · 190· e ·~ .;Ob 463" 11'\rou~h classi fied j
"W~AM ANO WOODSY" $116,000
Lovelv 2BR 2BA condo 1n Ouatl
Crt::ek· on the lake t't\ niu·'' up
graded mirrored " <.1rdrorw '-t.>n' • ,
a ir lireplac.e A.sc; \. 1..-1 ion or ' 't''-
pool spa ~Jund \i..ir1.J l 1t·r·,,
FOR PROFESSIONALS $224.000
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muJe rtu ... h " te c.arp(.•' '1t; 11r{
p lJtl' JncJ flCI\ " n<JC'" f\ r
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HARBOR RIDGE $749,000
Largest m odel <.~·1..·ne pr ' 1t1.· et
t ing 1.ustom11l·d t>nd un · "'1.''' tC'
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tom outduo r '>P 1 .\ must h·r • nu' er
seeking ~u..1 . · • .\'"'" Pl"t ....
GREAT VIEW S629,000
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lBR 21 .B·'\ horne ~otJ 't.' ~uarded
area brtd 'll dd 1..hee• u (o!""',..,..,un1r'
pool spa JnJ en"1c. Spe .i J'l',
k·t •hJI Sp1.•\.1a hu\1.•• '' 1\ nt'
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BELCOURT TERRAC E $725.000
Fa bulouc, :BR ',1m ' l°'lr"t'
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grounds Lo' el\ \I rt." l.'r<. de<.1~ri
Hard"o1.KI tloors gvur'1'1.•' .. r \.h1.·~
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ONE OF A KIND SJ.200.000
Ft\e RR '1\.HPt.1 0At• _,, ~..: .:.1r, r<.
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EMERALD BAY S2.3T5,000
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SERVICE
DI RECTORY
DEADLINES THE DAILY "LOT
CLASSt~IEO OFFICE HOURS
CHECK YOUR AO THE FIRST DAY
r~ Daily Pitot llrNn f()t •me~ anc .ocur
H~ oc:c.ion•l"r enOt"I do occur PleaM
lttten ~ ~ MJ 19 rMd bac" arid CNiCk your
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an ~!Mment '°' whlCtl 11 ma\ b4I resoon•tblti
9"cec>t '°' ,,,. eott o• the spa<:e actually occupied
b) OM •ror Credit can onl) ~ ellOWtld tor the f1r1t
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PUBLICATION
Monday .
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Wednetd•y
Thursday
Friday
Saturd•y
Sunday
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Sat 11 30 AM
Mon 5 30 PM
Tues S 30 PM
Wed 5.30 PM
Thurs 5 30 PM
Fri 5 30 PM
Sat 11 30 A~4
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.1111-... ...., .. , • -&T ---N(W NEWPORT NORTH l!! ............... ,.w;;-' ---;n i6NU t r.mu; room. ~ ... Fiii IDT * 1• MTHH•• -•••• naw '' wn .. ........ Townhome t model frp6c, ~ 09f9Qe, wld •28R 1W Condo EAST8IOE. P9ttect few h · 38r+, 28a. trplc, Pltme looo •BR, pool. Prine only Model pert9c:1, ~ up-_ Uimli lero-t ~ o;:. 2 -...... JIU hk~. rw unit Qf dupie,ll •L1tge pMtoe & yerOI ecufM tMWly Nclfm.
o.a tlonl UH.000. IA1S.OOO.OpnSal/Sun& graded 28R 2 ~~ "··· 1111.C IMICod Thi• --.lflclnt E~lllh tereult" • den.Prlv•Odolli.28FCt:Om; S1095.•7to-07M• •Smanpetok 1'A8A.lamityrtnwltr!*
Ownet/AQl M0-1212 '-'on. l&OI Dcw.r, twnhme In ~ ~tom llP9 pro-.. _. end unit 1289 000 11""" y ty 18R "''PL"'" .. , ..... , ~ •Cat..-1 w/1tor..,,.. I. fOfmal Oinlng ml. HM eluded location, yet feulonally decorat•d Tudor femlly hm hM BR · · "4IV r ""' ~ " "" " .. ,,. """'' -..-2 aot Within 1tepe to t~ bey & Md landec~. 'BR, •'MJA & qu.ilty thru-out. CALL TODDY SMITH NB Pntl\N 28R, fem, Oen, room. 110"9, r9Mg, ,..,. •Pool tPa & car gar. Av'
. Merrill Lynch Realty
bMCh.NMrtybrendnew 3-nBA.SIOOaqrt.BMutl-BMYt iulh lendecaplng M!RRILLLYNCHR!Ap'Y vu .. 11850 apt .. Ava11112 MOO/mo IUlllmlPTI :J~:;:o::'..='·~
Wl lll awarO-wlnnlng .. tuJly maintained Wll(tru IUUOUnda thl• gracic>Y• 759~8e00 or 760-9589 Bal Ill. 38R hi. 14250 • 720-9et5 • eoo w. WILSON Scotti 54-2'01
llgn • noor plen. Mir-too """*~ to men-lamlly hrn which Incl a ...Ut ·-" Baytrnt Condo 28' Oen. m-Wiii IAU .... , ... rored wall1. European tlof'I SMS OOO gated pool & t~ of dock for 90' boat Yrly -UH ..... ...,.
kltctlen. pvt patio. lg mstr GRUBB & ELLIS Call Trld. uMd brlek. S8•9.000 ,., Salt l lll S.750 3 Bedroom. 2 Bath. 2 car 3BR 1V. BA Condo w/dbl 38A 28A ~ ....
IUlll. frple, 2 Cat QM. MC Bus. 95...ao<>1 Of Ree. ESTHER YANK 840·t529 EXCElLENT Cotta a;: Summar/Wkly Rantlll garage tandem, patio, gar, patio & pool. Lndry. s~ dtw Jllnt cond
ayatem Abeo lutely 131-3137 (120·PI or760-5000 Seniors perk. 2Br 28a fromS875toS2750 ~owm.s'1t50~~ RMdy Ndrepooc•c 159.5f!~m2o31 +3 r,i2sr:'9.c.~t7
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1trucllon Juat lilted NWPT Hght• t-o1·•411ndl I 139.500 Bkr 55e-1359 le..M...-lll·l• 01ys/5'9-M97 atl llpm E'SIOE 3br dpbl, 1"8A. $279,900. Call Rita Wade E111t•lit• lot Ott9r ~ ' ..,..... BIGGEST ' Bedroom. 3 ----~---Frpl, encl petlo, gar. No
&31·12M acre+, tao• view of \lf:'\.V 'r:''"'r(l' l.U'\ 'II Open-7/3 12-4. 300 E. W... l Bath.eomavlew. '.+Bloc« •OCEANVIEWLatrc28r peta. 1975/mo + aec.
IP'fttASS .... ---··· StM ............ .u.. It .,.... a., fllwlm 6 bd with v11w S Shnasby
.... NW ltUS ..... $57USI ..... HJ SIMcasdt
SlncJe story, 3 bdrm, Ir& lot T nemma WM*R
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Must "'' Ottered 11 Agts 675-71831675-4010 w/f1bulou1 views. Fresh-room In unit. Secured ' Bedroom. newly rt· s 1.•50.000 Agt 646-10" ly rafurbllhed and newly 'I/ d { /~ underground perking. decorated. good lo-=~;;i·~~~~~lS .... ~ ....... SM car.s~:nJ: ~1~:1i:O~~~oy~ ;::.,~::!:!,'~:::c•~· 2~~ 2~. •c-:;::: Lett 122S t;~::~Bo~.,w~~~a~ :::;,,~f1:~,/:;~ R~~·t:t~6~!~'~C.s~"so :~1.°$'i~~-Y:::Of1~
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mTIICTOl WC• .... $271,IM .... 21421 hcUWt CM Endowment Included. Pa-11•1 1,... ll ... HO· '1/.]-.'<~.'I~
3 bdrm. "en. nr beach ( Compton The Prudent·-• c1hc view Memorial Park • -er • *7 ( C.I tt.y ,.,.. u -S650ea/oHr •08-227-3581 h!Ma · ".....,.
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4 bdrm on Corona h1lls10e C Porcella
...... YO llW ......... $729.SH ......... 1422 Kttl
5 bdrm Burlingame H Markas
UYCIUT ........... $460,000 ........... 1146 Trt4ttri14s
Classic bay1ron1 S l everett
.. ~~!'~.>!>!~ Lett fir alt l4M Ptala1al1 2101 FRONT HouM 2BR 1BA.
... ••-II. --lll ----.. garage W/D hk-up, near -• '""'wr• --beach. avall 1mmed 'TllTlllAOI' Large fairway one ·patio N!)pets.$700/mo S925/mo Paul720-0~1
Premium vi.w. custom yearly 498-2 t95 Lrg Duple• 2BR 2.LB •, IT UntlW gou course lot S950.ooo. · ~ ,. ,.
•.... -....... , PfHt CALL •94-8230 PENIN PT Step1 to ocean .-Oen, dramatic w/lott, Ip
•... & bay L,rg 3Br 2Ba on & beamed cell, Lndry, 1-SELLER MOllVATEDI LAG OCEANVIEW LOT dble lot "Huge yard quiet car gar $1375 640-6069
Most popular Plan 5 by JM 3blka 10 bch. legal bulldlng loc Avail 7 /5. $2200/mo --
UTTU ISLlH ........... SSH.000 ........... 211 Abalolt
2 story J odrm 2 b.l R Boland
LIDO ISLli 2 story. 3 bedroom. double
flreplace. new kitchen, Call for appt.
Peters 3BA 2''JBA. 1700 site. cu11om hms area In 673-7777 or 673-19'1 Ce1t1 .,.. 2124 sq II 2 car gar. al e. lrg Laguna Ben S 165,000 --_ .....,.....,""""91_....., __ ....,.-.I
101. gated community Esther Dennis/Broker •2BR DUPLEX quiet Just
$359,900 To see this •499-2425• Certal ••I •ar Zl22 pntO/nu crpt, 0w/d hook
. let Ut Mel' YH
Sell Y "' Propert~!
C111 C11111f"4,
642-5678 COSTA IESA. ....... $163,000 ........ 21 60C Su Miclltl
2 mstr bdrm town11ome S Webe1
$509.000
CONDO. TWO-STORY . Fireplaces In
master suite & In large living room with
wet bar Community pool-spa At-
tached garage $227.500
Wffkend. call Riek Vesc1 I - - -ups gar~ good area 722·1900 or 85•·5393 2BR/2BA Sandcastle · · SELL Condo w/new crpt, furn/ _S_7_35_1_m_o_60_-0_168 __
(714) 759-64500 Corona del Mar ...
"·-: Merrill Lynch Realty
•Spa
•Pool
+v iew
*•Waterfront
* * * Water1ront and Pool
vG1ve Address at Guard Gate
.
HOMES FOR SALE
1 IEDROOI
'* v • 101 Scholz Plza 227, Studio Versailles
213-387 -5900 $85.000 Sunday 1-5
2 IEDROOI 1'
123 33rd Street Newport Beach
673-3717 $375 000 Sal/Sun 1·5
2592 Arbor Bayshores
631-1 400 $445,000 LH Sat/Sun 1-5
~
•920 Gardenia. Jasmine Pk, CdM
644-9060 $385 000 Sal/Sun 1.5
+ 1600 Kings Rd Cliff Haven NB
63 1-l 400 $559 000 Sat Sun l -5
t 15 10 Kings Rd. Newport Heights
644.9000 S590 000 Sunday 1.5
2322 Margc:.ret Or Newport Heights Nwpt
Ben
646-7 1~1 $325 000 SaitSun 1-5
v t 10 v'1enna !Harbor Ridge) ,... 8 ~ •
63t-3i77 $388000 Sun Monl-5
2 BR plus Fii RI or DEi
•22 Beic.ourt Dr Soutn Be1cour
64 4-6200 $750 000 SattSun 1-5
• • 1233 B1uegum Lane Newp ort 9each
673-3777 $485 000 Sun 1·5
227 Dritiwood Cofbna del Mc.1r
644-9061 )b35 000 11 Sun 1-5
LIDO ISLE
PRIME PROPERTIES
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VIA 1111P()N 4Blt b~ $14q • 0
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VIA vR.ll 'J IP.f.' ,~;, SILi $&9~ •lj
•IA ltiA1.A Bri 26A SOLi SW· 00
~IA lORCA 4811 •&A SILi S'9( ,-,_,
'ii.' lAM RI MO JSR I BA SILi S'>~S 000 11A 1 HA· ,. ,a~ iBA SOLD s< . ~ orJ
JIA IC[ J8R ?BA $4 l ; 'JOO
EXCLUSIYEl.f LISTED WITH
BILL FEENEY
LIN llU IHl•IT SHOl&UST
WUHFllwr .... llG., IUl Tiii
131-1400 111-1011
~ '." ~~ unfurn, all appli. lrpl, pool, ••Newly decorated & CL~ ihtl throu~h t lct•,.,1111 •d 1 i n i:.;5.355~;!5'mo $~~,;~7nc~B:a,!~~ for information
& surprisingly
low cost. 721-0444 ---••111• 1•2·117I BEAUT Interior Designers grndr 557·67•6
1br condo. small den, lg ;-Near beach 3BA 2•,;eA
pvt encl patio, lrplc, pool, twnnse Obi gar, fncd
1az minute to beach yard, spa. frplc, sml pet 240 NEWPORT CENTER DRIVE, NB
A ciualfled act's the IOlullon '°' tllOM seldom· worn clolhea too gOO<I to give
away
484 E. 16th St • Newport Hghts. Costa Mesa
644-7 424 $284,500 Sat/Sun 1-5
1510 Kings Road, Newport Heights. NB
644-9060 $590.000 Sunday 1-5
* •+3425 Ocean Blvd. Corona del Mar
631-1400 $1 ,649 .000 Sun & Mon 1-5
3 IEDROOI
2 1 1 Abalone. Llltle Balboa Isl. NB
759-6600 $599.000 Sal/Sun 1-5
+633 Lido Park Or =2E. Lido Peninsula
644-9060 $595 000 Sunday 1-5
+953 Sandcastle, Harbor View Hills
759-6600 $574.750 Sat/Sun 1-5
+.a 11 Satlta Ans Ave. Newport Reights. NB
631-7300 S550.000 Sat/Sun 1-5
215 Via Nice. Lido Isle
1531-1400 $439.500 Sat/Sun 1-5
v t 12 Vienna (Harbor Ridge) N B.
631-3777 $45 1,000 Sun/Mon 1-5
685 Vista Bonita. Bluffs. Nwpt Sch
631 • 1400 $302 SQQ Sal/Sun 1-5
1980 Vista Caudal. East Bluff.NB
760-6091 $399.000 Sunday 1.5-..
3 IR plus FAM RI or DEii
t 2405 Cl1lf Drive. Newport Heights
631-1400 $850.000 Sat/Sun 1-5
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2 142 1 Dockside. Hunfington Sch
759-6600 $271 ,000 Sa1 /Sun 1-5
1524 Irvine Ave , Newport Beach
556-6358 $275.000 Sat/Sun 12-5
7 10 Kings Road. Newport Beach
631 -7300 $659.000 Sunday 1-5
7 Rue Vrllars. Big Canyon
644·6200 $925.000
+ •3R1mrock. Turtlerock" Irvine
Sat/Sun 1-5
854-2599 $529.000 Sal/Sun 1-5
HUltTIN&TON BEACH
'RIME BEACH LOCAT/011
2· I Lots (corner)I Charming custom
2BR tBA home Frplc. dbl gar. frutt
trees lots of r"lom to build garage
$399,500
HELEI WHTllElllY AGENT
459-9111 OR 111-7(33
..... Fii I I.Mii "llm .. ,
You'll appreciate the ~out aquare foot-•o-In lhit beautiful San Cl9mente horn. 4
large bedrOOm1 ptu1 den & Oll9ftlze family
room. 3-Car gareg. & pror...ionany land·
tcaP«! yard with large cuttom IP• BeauU· .. rut new deCOf thr~I .... ,,,000.
IAU ... ll Ill Tm IUITY
Bua. (71•) 111-1355
Rea. (714) 413-1421
Daily Pilat S 1200/mo 759-1193 ok S 1245 6•&-6541
2 16 Via Ithaca. Lido Isle
631 -1400 $515,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
**215 Via Lido Soud. Lido Isle
644-6200 $1.495.000 Sunday 1-5
+v 12 Whitewater. Jasmine Creek. COM
644-906<5 $525.000 Monday 1-5
v t 12 Whitewater. Jasmine Creek. CdM
644-9060 $525.000 Sunday 1-5
4 IEDROOI
+450 1 Dorchester, Corona Del Mar
631-1266 $575,000 Sat 2-5/Sun 1-5
* 1508 Dover Or, Westchff. Nwpt Sch
650-5 144 $41 5.000 Sal/Sun/Mon
318 Driftwood. Shorecllll. Npwt Sch
644-9060 $895.000 Sat/Sun/Mon 1-5
+607 Kings Road Newport Heights
759-6600 $945,000 . Sunday 1-5
+608 Seaward. Corona Highlands
759-6600 $695.900 Sal/Sun 1-5
t 1797 Tanager. Costa Mesa
546-2313 $350,000 Sat 1-4/Sun 3-5
t921 Teresita. Newport Beach
644-9060 $375 000 Sat/Sun 1-5
t846 Tradewinds Baycrest. NB
759-6600 $460.000 Sat/Sun 1-5
• * +708 Via Lido Nord. Ltdo Isle
673-7300 $1,650.000 Sunday 1-5
4 BR plus Fii RI err DEii
• + * 4627 Camden. Corona del Mar
546-2313 $1.595.000 Sat/Sun 1-5
• • +4627 Camden. Corona del Mar
644-9060 $1 595.000 Sat/Sun 1-5
v • 18 Cherry Hills. Big Canyon. NB
759-1877 $1, 189K Sat/Su/Mon 1-4·30
t 2209 Cliff Drive. Newpon Heights
631-1400 $795 000 Sat/Sun 1-5
FIVE IEDllOOM, SlllLE STORY
EQUESTlllAI ZOlll&
You'll feel the love and Charm 1n this
labulous San Juan Capistrano tam11y home
w11h pool large level yar<l plus room for 3
nor,es A real coun1r~ teel ye1 quick access
to schools shopping and lreeway.
$449.000 Call Malline to see this unique
property
au1(714)111·1355 Aff(714)4t3-842t
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PRIME EAST EID
IHI 11111 1-1
111 VII LIN 1111, LIH ISLE
4 Bedrooms. 3 baths, pier 1nd floal
Sandy beach S 1.995.000
llLL &RUIDY, REAL TOR
(714) 171-1111
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t 11 E, Bay Avenue, Peninsula
644-6200 $495.o'OO Sat/Sun 1-5
1412 Estelle Lane. Harbor Highlands. NB
631-7300 $425.000 Sat/Sun 1-5
18 Hillsdale. Belcourt
644-6200 $735.000 Sal/Sun 1-5
+ 15 Inverness Lane. Big Canyon
644-6200 $1 .295.000 Sunday 1-5
322 Poinsettia. Qlde Corona Del Mar
759-9070 $595.000 Sunday 12-4.30
• 20 12 Port Bristol Cir . Newporf Beach
640-4829 $528,000 SU NOA Y 1-Spm
1205 Sand Key. Harbor View Hills
644 -6200 $725.000 Sunday 1-5
* 1007 1 Signet C1rcle, Hun11ng1on Bch
546-2313 $235.000 Sal/Sun 12:30-5
+ * *815 Via Lido Soud, Newport beach
675-6161 $1 .995,000 Sat-Sun 1-5
+30526 Via Lmdosa. Laguna Niguel
646-717 1 445.000 Sat/Sun 10-5
5 BEDROOM
1939 Port Bishop. Harbor View Homes
644-6200 $665,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
+2018 Santiago. Dover Shores
631-1400 $530.000 Sat & Mon l -5
5 BR plus Fii RI or DEii ...
3145 Boston Way, Costa Mesa
546-2313 $259.900 Sunday 1-4·30
* 1919 Glenwood Lane. Baycrest, NB
63 t-7300 $549,000 Sa1/Sun 1-5
1422 Keel. Harbor View Hills
759-6600 $729.500 Sat/Sun 1-5
* • 14 Oakcrest. Big Canyon
644-6200 $1.395.000 Sal/Sun 1-5
6 BEDROOM
* + • 10 Drakes Bay, Spyglass
759:6600 $690.000 Sunday 1-5
TOWN HOMES
CONDOS FOR SALE
1 BEDROOM
"'• .,500 Cagney. Versailles, NB
759-6600 $ 115.000 Sunday 1-4
2 IEDROOI
t 301-S 19 Cypress St . Plummer Ct, N.B
759-1219 $359.950-$499.000 Sun 1-4
406 E. Bay aE, Balboa
631-1266 $279,000
3 IEDROOI
Sunday 1-4
* •21 60 C San Michel. Costa Mesa
759-6600 $163.000 Sat/Sun 1-5
* •4095 Germelnder Wey, Irvine
646-7171 $255.000 Sat 10-5/Sun 10-1
3 IR ,1us FAI Ill tr IEI
••v t 12 Whitewater. Jasmine Cre8ic. CdM
64'-9060 $525.000 Sunday 12-5
MOBILE HOMES
FOR SILE
2 II
• •300 E Coast Hwy. •94. NewpO(t Beeeh
67~4010 $49.500 Sunday 12~ •.• ~
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28a oondo, MWty r.O.C:. 2 Of 3BR wloc.•n vu. 2 car Home Comm pool New S0tl'}'. no e>et• 1BA lrplc d /w encl gar-Bacf\9ior NH' anops & Sono~ ,, $20 Ken e s1ones 1• at S~ ..en
ffl)IC, 2 car get, Piiio garage. W/0 l'lkup, lg pelnl, CPI' Ille $1800 Bacn.lol HOO • P•llO COin lndry ICflC)()jS $570 mo Daio.q .. e S2C S""l•I• IP 15 •o.1ro ,, S2
pool $1200/mo No e>et• PlllO & balcony privacy IM 8"5-&4 12, 843-26" I 1 89droom $670 $815 mo 8~·3027 CALL 6-46-•631 phanc.e SS S••~ t•owers 548-1106
832-20•10 7511-00M/H gtlff 858·11330 Ill •112 ......--28drm 1'·81 S775 EASTSIOE lg 2Bf 1Ba. D1a1-Ptiat •a•a SS C.ress rop colt" •ab1e 'l REl'RIGERATORS 175 -• HARBOR VIEW 38R 21A 22SO Vtf'lguato ~O-H28 _.. $5C Etecttt( e•••C•Se• •·--·MA-1Tll laat. leacli 2141 LI .. , 1 clOM to Fun gtr lnOry rm n-P•lnl S .. 5 F·oor ,..,00e bano eacn 2 l'l"la111ess HI• 120 _, __ ...,._ PENINSULAYEARLY g ... ary, carpet u~ lront No See BRANO NEW t1e1Cl'l i·v 5 $35e.acn 2 2BR 18A, gatage, ~patio, 1Br plus [Oft w/dry. *H 38R 09f1 28A Il l. tenOOla Comm pool _.. llAl'TIPa 1.. ,....11 $7 .. "l mo 720-l ,...... TOWNHOMES l'Of Rant H.,. S ·~ 720 tt.]SI I d t • 01 "04' • ' LHM S 17SO 720-1509 2 89droom. t'..,BA $500 In qu'-1 ,~..,_. 59cutl"" ....,. ~ -~ ·' f SI' ~ 1 5 e I C n cu • •·••c " mo vaulted c:elllnga, gtled. upper DuPle• In Balbot Mov.ln Bof'luat 1 ~r ... ....,.. .. .,_ '' unde< clHi " :1126 1n SEARS wear.er goio q;s Bed!>P•u os ora~s 55.
23&4 NotM ,•8. S'*YI u cur11y 1mt nlt1e1 SP9Ctacular bay view. 1 HarbOt V14w H0m9'1 Best 1950 5500 I bUllding pool garage WTSlll Nh I Wth :ooays c1aaa1l1eas l'l"lany c,c•es ~ •2c St'tt s 1o H C" 536•8518
675·8427Of13I·1266 $875/mo Don 6"6-e0511 gar w/d, frig, trple $ 1S]5 Value •Br 3'!t8a N-pnt INNS ....... 2"~ Cab19 fV ALL UTILll lES 2BR 18A upatatl5 gatage propelled ,aro ·llt.vvm
*w.t.rtront/Cenal 3BR in/out, g• ...... t ~I-$2•"" 90() ea LIM,._. " PAID SOfl'}' no oe11 $695/mo 722·6294 laat. lelC~ 2'40 "8 L AWN spreader $8 l f44 • -· •• """' 3B" 28 •-..... $625 •722-1832• •iiji;;-ffiMi'iiiii;;'-!'3(.\ 54" f•, •"Mii"iii'THiiiiiiiiii-2BA 2 1tory hOUM, I gar-6••·8610 or e 3·317• n A qu .. t .,.. .... LG 2BR 28A E Side near • .,.,. WllT Cn110 !> c. .. a1•ac1< s 13 GE age. trplc, w/d hkupa. lg ---Aug 111 •08'• Acacia , ..,_•f1••L! Fl vST sot11 11ro ,.., ••(lf'l s· l'1um10111e1 $10
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"Polynesian Almo~ ... DETACHEDhMJeRt2BA ao• lndry lrplc' vi. S15SO/mo Agl 759-8389 BACHELOR, room wltl'I cauon PlllO POOi lndry E SIDE Un1Que OM.gn ,~'~'7~~ ~:y;~~~'~ reaocoa•o S!>A ntant .......... ,~man f:M CBSlel·
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--2yrsnew$1350 552-5964 newpamllcarpet,spa, I All 1po111nc es tn I Stde PCH Frpl DIW., ReaOy lor1nstant mov• FANTASTIC LOCATION' .,•· ~?'1 ~ • .,,, i ,• ~ ClllTIY II TIE om --I grOnt/waler Incl 5•5· 7829 $975/mo 581-3466/hm gar P•ltO No pets 1nl Only $640 to S6SO/mo Lg delu~e 3BR 28A lndry ,, ...... 2111 1'-'tU t,• ...... ~ I _... I ..
0 I -~• 1 d Turtlerock 2 • 2 twnhse 759 585•t work S 1625/mo • $500 see IOsed $65' me. 11,,ear Beacr < uet "':""'uaon surroun s $1150/mo • O•IOfd Crt BAYRIDGE CONDO _ _:_ -673-6298 &U..WIPTS. nllups enc garage B•vo & 4r5 89)-489• ~--" ' •• • •'' 2BR2'tBAtwnhme.2car 2 •2 perk 1oc S1 1001mo 28 28• Obi gar pool IEWIAYYIEWTEllAIE -530 WW1l10n S1150 ·dec>498·6288 ~':,,.. •i'-." i''· pool. spa. tennis lrvt~HlllsRlly552·9552 I s~• w t d , '111g 1 •J M PETERS• 'VIEW1COZY 2BR/tBA TSL MGMT •GARDEN SETTING • ""a'"(" Q oe ... •P ·&i1 ~, ., ... , ... 7· ••• · C~b!':J 1~:~l6f>Marllyn La aaa leacL -2141 lur_n/unlum_759·9•111 'Con do-slyle nouse ~~mS9~~!1~ ~~~7~ 722·9012 o< 642-1603 Spac1ou' 2Br 2B• •rpic o ,. ... C '• ..1t ~
I • BAVRIOGE TOWNHOME I Gorgeous 2Br 2Ba, pool. D~ys or645· 1682 Eve * COTT AGE 1ype 1BR $555 ~7a~.~;:~ .SI dm~3:00 ~~~o c~ I(' i:~;I!~: I<
,\.._.,.,. lrplc. nrdwO fir. 180 view Avail immecl 51850/mo ner $1800 760-8045 Female. n-smkr. no pets pets S600sec -referrals WIE lU 1U BAC.'1E.OP s~c .t' '• Q
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'!J . nr townl bCh $ 19SO/mo CALL TODDY SMITH Newport Crest condo lg S395t mo u11111ies pa1dt 2042-B Meyef 722-0387 Conven IOC81ton S5SOtmo "' •s Pd S~. ~ """'.:. l"t
Cute 28RieA-OuP1ex. 2 494•6930 o< •iM-~56 I M~~:~~VN~~ Rg:;9rv 3BR 2 •BA new crp1 & •lli-1211* DELUXE 2BFI S725 au"'''' ·sec 646-8962 Lv msg ~.,~·~ ~e-~ ~ ... ~--d t ~ ~N·C cono11ton
car garage small yard, le L Zlt9 ·· or ~-paint, pool/tennis Dbl LARG.E IBR . ._,,lk -tn Od OIW telt1g ce11tn9 \'· ~... ~• •' .i ~" ·; •5t;
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new carpel/painl. $800 ·~rt IC• un1EWnlUOE 9ar.Sl6001!M1 544·3049 closet.balcony,nk:eMC· Ian. balcony & gar 19 15 ltWlYHOllAnl L•1••& ltacll 2641r-------------------t
675·•912 Agt l~RSl[LES CONDO SUPER 3BR 28A twnl'lme I Newport Nortl'l townl'lome. I 11on of CdM $750tmo· Wallace =20S 650-7105 2B• 1't8a wi gar crpta 191\ ~PT n-sm1t.• no Dt!"i OEAOu"'r
EASTSIOE BACK BAY Pool, spa, security. Elegant decor 2 car gar 2Br 2Ba • loll Attached ulll avl 1mmed 640-2096 DELUXE 2BR UTIL PO O•t>s blt1ns lncd patt0 pan ,...,,n.sneo ma1 .. •e P111cc
J BR. dbl garage 750/mo Call Norm pa110 $2200 mo incl gar pool 1ac $1400 lse LARGE 3Br 28a Duple• Gar 01• paho wali.. in 636-•12oca11 1·5PM aoutt 0" Y i 6C!C --
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756-9 77
' 6 W/D S 1375/ 1915 wa11aoe 650· 7 105 667 V1c1or1a E $720 1 a ter pm •WTILIFF* Ullll WMIS OCEAN V1ew, 2Br I Ba • hookup mo I le II 2''9
---Ntce 3BR 2BA patio hm C encl deck I lot to bCl'I I Call 760·0763 I le L 2669 I t le L 2•69 ':"'' ac WTSlll OISTI IHI Walk lo Newport ntr Se ..,.rt IC• twper IC• 2BFI 1 B• r Lg 3BR 2BA home Fam Frplc. comm pool, 2 car 2BR IBA attaclled gtr· Drive by 61 l I asho<e LRG Studio Apt 4 bllls lo -------------------· ' wnnse rm,newkttchen.lmldln-gat$1400 Dr1veby 424 age 2yrs'new1s 1250 mo !upper) $1250/MD bCn ou1etare1 Unlurn Hoag noso o .. "°'
Vista Suerta. tl'len call IL.IFFS T-Dockttde RE 722-9730 no kitcn $500 yr IM incl ~ nl(up enc1 gar S '9'> me tng area. beauttlul hrdwd 675 •9 l2 Agl •w-~ ,, See mnnr 4 , 14-B ..;11ar 0 llrs.2 1rplcs Across lrom • 2BFl •Den $1350 mo P&llHllllOYIEW 1 Utl~ No pell 573-..9•9 way!>~S-8701 • Mew,.rt ltacla 26&9 1..,.n leacia
Mariner's School, par~ & •WTILlff * 1 640-5664 Bkr uve on the bay 1BR 1 SOUTH of Hwy 2Br I B•
lenms courts Call Robert 1100 Sq Ft 4BR_ 2•,.ea •CHARMING HEIGHTS col· lu•ury condo w/great 11u I comple1ely relurb11l'led * 1111M SIOO *
• M llllken for details family rm 2 trplcs. gar-11,... 2br Iba gar deck ol bayl ctly lights. comm 11 11e n ew • SI 050 THE l!!!!'AIRW'AV Frog O•Sftwasnet stove ....... •
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63 t· l266 Oen patio $255.000 2632 Cl;; 10 t>eac'l'I & 'snops pool patio, undertlround • 675-0685 "'• rM M. onct NO pels 545-•85" • ... ~ • '~i•~>• V1s1a Del Oro 673-1355 Sl 200/mo 645..seJA prk9 $1800/moinclullls STUDIO-I bill to beacl'I ABARTMENTS •21HM SlOO• ~ ·-,·:· : ~"~~1~"d~'e
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·•• •H~BORVIEWHOME 7141759"1501 I Room&batl'I l\t1cnene11e 1 rM F119 d1snwasner Sl.t•t e•"'• o.i • &_.. a•eo i'<c H 5BR 3BA. lam room. 2 sE.AAsA:J::~.!tc:f~K 6 PENIN PT Sleps 10 ocean I wl burntlfs No oels or a• BIG CANYON '"cl No pe1s 545-485c :>E''~ ., .: : ~ , • •5-•P!.!i --story trml din rm, 2 fl p, 3 & bay Lrg 39, 2Ba on smkg $485/mo ll'ICI ultl MI I 1
E-COSTA MESA STUDIO car gar . pool. atc $2600 dDle 101 Huge yaro, qutel Open Sii 10-2 322' 1 * *UH Lil* * * USTlllFF *
on BROADWAY, new mo Gardener/pool ser-1oc Avail 7/S $2200/mo Larkspur 673-2596 l.tH on IM l•tth !11,..1\ ii lilt n clu•t" 2BFI 1tp1c pat•O :>P
construclton. cnarming vice ~I 647-7526 Agl 673-7777 Of 673-1941 WALK IO BEACHtll jfUatdl'd ~·I~ B111 • .r.. c '"Untr\ (!•th &mid•• $1295 LSf' 6-3-5088 "ION-':>V "\ERS u llo.•
S•SOtmo 5•6-9979 IMJI hu uttful n ...... t•r·lrn. 'lot1tr f ·~"'"" ' 5eo·· ... Eleau• '
E/slde 2BR 1BA nouse ... 11ARBORVIEWHOME SPARKLINGBackBay3Br Cute 28rl 1Ba lo snare., 1 1 d f:I l ···y1s11sns• ~ I. .1 I $390 s 673 ~ "an a11an1 \ II ' n•~" l . nd I "-d -,,_,a• ""· """f''11 ~·~··1 4BR 2BA11az comm pool. '.\,X\1 ult.' x."-1 2Ba family nome on cut· 1 /mo nan .,,,,,,., ' • ·~ '•' ·"' • • ,,.. ,,.,m 5·-_.;:, r -·~ .._i.e 56-9';. 271-275 VltQ•nta PlaGe 2 car gar cmr lot X1ras1 •1 oe-sac Gtdnr wtr Od • Please leave message• lu1un apartmt N• rri~-·n" r1rrpla t• "'"' ~ -,,.J.4'!-
Slove Tot relurb gat $2200 Avt 711 380.0271 VHSIJLU 1U 1U s 1410/mO • sec & clean· C -t • -2114 1 l>.r• •' r1ond111 .1.,n~ •cbn~' df\tr ""'"'''• EA S •BL .J J: ~ "'O ~ d k S II • n I .... I r SM Ot<ERS ONL • 51...,,. kt S 0 m pet o., Posn penthouse biilCOny 1ng dep 873·3599 ,... lrgt [>Alto r t>< '•n • 1' 'l~ta. riltnt • ( u)I\
S795 12 l31 •37·• I l8 •HARBOR \MEW HM • POOi spa wetnl'lt room SPAA"LING clean extra t'<lUllJl>f'd lo:.1,htn• • ,.. larai~ ,.,,l'I ,. "•"t n•ng '9 2BP 28,. •wnt>se
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!Br •sew rm & laundry $3500 mo Ptrf•ct C•IJ llt•• con1ac1 Rtcll Vesci ......a81iBAU l71-'I ~)5()Q ~EA R ..,OAC. .. o sc ta•
gardener wa1er1gas pd llrr Wllitt llltr Eas1blutt 3BR IOI $1850 722· 1900 o< 854-5393 ~ lwnnst' 2Br "·Ba o ..
Stutts $ca1. ~i < .,. •• 2BP • ,9,c. ~·:>•c ..,_
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645-7301 or 5•8-7855 I lll·CllO one grn r • ~Ii/ii~ I• lPUTllEITS carpels n-ptHs SB"·
E BLUl'I' 5B• 3Ba 2800slf ~Jj1;J! Tt>ese awacuve Aots tea· \\d Al'\ t ..,-n RPRl"r " ssoo O&P 548--039<:
NEWPORT HEIGHTS I •NEWPORT CREST 3BR 2·Sty WtO frig lg yard _ --• ::: lure pool soa pr1va1e
Lu11 lg 3BR 2' 1BA twnhse 2' tBA condo 2 car gar gardnr w1r lf'Cld Avt 7 1 patios or decks garage
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l'am rm. lrplC garage 1enms walk 10 beacn ~2200 lease 546-8355 rwo TOWNHOUSES or carport 1n a beautttully
$1150 No pe1s 548-0397 $1450 mo(213)427-1136 anoscaped set1•ng
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lh BA w/pvt patio. pool S 1500 Don Agl 548-4 796 S 1350 msg 854-7 I 54 ;:>Bt 2 i Ba w 0 S 1 100 I Beoroom $645
carpotl & lndry lac New J B r 2 , B . s I 2 0 0 '121 am• STIEn
paint No pets $795/mo •NWPl SHRS 2BR -~ '70R SAi E BY OWNER •646-2184• ' COSTA MESA
Curt II 631-1266 2B~. d gar lrplc d tw Highly upgraoed Cnarm-142-1424
Ire 1 cpt & walls 1ng b•tC k no me tn VIEW SllE
IWPTRIYHllTWlllE Im c' Pool 1enn1s Nr Baycrest 4eu 2 ·,Ba,. Ii 1.1 1 IHRMl&PT.
3BR 2'>t8A, btg yard. 2 cat beach S 13!>0 631 1313 lovely btg yard 631-0680 Ill •• lg palto close to sr.ops gar vacant S 1175 mo Spacious JBr 2Ba 2 s1ory 382 Vtelorta 650• 7244 Donald Ptalt 631-1266 F IND 11.t.RBOR VIEW HOMES E•cellent cond1t1on no
FWM~~ 4Br 2' iBa. r14tWIY painted pets' S2500mo 11, ylft l•HI 1111 1 m1ou1 ~pa solar heal
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through c l,1'.,1J11•d S528 000 640-4829• ~~~~5but~~~~ ~unnc~=~ Iii Al !1 Jil', • associated
Details add excitement A tno of ~eleased shou.lder
pleats diagonally opposite the side tie dramatizes
the asymmetncal line beautifully. Skirt has simple
to flt etast1ctzed waist. 1l Designer pattern 403'1s available in
Misses Sizes 12 to 20
$3.25 plusS1 00P'H101 each pattern
ordered Send 10 Reader M•ll.
Dopt. 0000. Box 4000, N1los. Mt.
49120·4000 Print namo. address.
zip. pattern number, size (NY and Ml
residents add sales tax )
OFFER GOOD THAU DEC. 31, 1981
garages Remo deled
umls 641 ·8•03
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217, 2BR 1 .,BA paho ltplc Saa CJtatatt OsfllwSflr $7401mo
-E-J"""EO,..lm~Y~E~l~tl~E~ 141-Jlot
4 • Br 311Ba pool 3 2Br 11.,ea patio etc
lrplCs on goll courH rrolC dlwsl'I $775/mo
wall< 10 pvt oeacl'I club 14' llU
great lot en1erta1n1n91 •
S 1650 mo lse I 2BR 2ba. 2 pa1tos. carport
(2 U ) na-HU. sunny locatl0f1 $700/mo I
1 SI 'last & sec dep Greg
979-6283.IW 548~1 l lH l'ORSlER RanC,:,--new
nome 3Br 2Ba v-lrg IOI d w s 1•501mo , .. 2BR 2BA redecoraled, 1
D w deck, gar & space 213 697·7304 Ive msg 1aundty 2637 Elden
S775 mo 760-0138 Saata ha 21IO 2BR 0owns1a11s Reis Re-
wooos16E VLG 2Brt2B• QUlted No pets Cable
dtn rm palto pool 1az. nk-ups S610t mo 352
rec rm MC $719/mo V1ctor1a 645-8161
• deo • 213-258-5479 &YIJUIU Hwtl
Sntia Ct11t ••trtf View Aots 215 t Pac:111e 21H Ave Must see 2BR 2BA
~~--!Pl!"!"!'!!'!9!!--•I $925 No pets 631-6107 2BR I BA CONDO near _ _ --
South Coast Ptaza. pool I EI SIDE 2BR TownhouM.
spa ate watefl gas paid new paint gar . nice are•
S795t mo 2• 1-0651 $800 666-•019/d1y11
640-2•2&/eves & ~nd• As··· .. ·· a.'91
lalaa• 21M
CHARMING l'IOUM. 2 lg ~r.
2 Ba. lrplc 9ar 2 patio
S 1800/mo yrty (o< avail
summer I 2 t3r273-3300
DUPLEX •., blk lrom watei
3B<·S 1400 2Br-S800
Avail Seot winier only
(8 181 U6-5768 I .
s...t ... larl a,t tBA . 18A. with garage.
Vrly. $900/mo 675-1•66
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1 oar space Summer
S7501wk Wtnter
$10751mo 673-4999*
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MO<Mfnlnd IBR w/gat,
refNQ, lndry rm Must ... ,
S805/mo '1'1Y &73-4~7
!BR 18A-wllh ~b
Kilefl, llV room. llngle tty
N•w pelnt & ct rl)el
HSOlmo * tt7·3t75
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Stde loc' LG 18R $600 &
uo Cable. BBO. gar. etc!
Sorry No pets 631-8427
* 2Br 2Ba. new 4-PI••.
bleny lrpl d w gar nr
l>cl'I ·periling space
$795/mo 818-333-0572
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neslled among 1a11 tr ...
& 1avisn landscape IBr
llke new wl baloony. ca-
ltledral ce11tng. lrpl<:, gar. I
pool, ~· lndry No oels
S650 Up • MC Avt now1
Call Velma 549-2«7
Beauttlul I BEDROOM i
$625/mo & 2 BEDROOM I
S695tmo lnctvdel gu.
wet«. ,.,..t & garage I
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IBA up1trs New o.cor.,
olOMll, OIW at ~725 NO PETS 8"~2:rs ., ........ ..
2BR 18A.c:,"'1pd 18t, 11&. 09'. wtd P*UO
Patio. 3 to Mnd ¥9Cttntl T,;ptn $595 I Avt now ,.t req S9001mo 7..., a u• I 3 mo min 722·7t71 ............. ...,.
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S~acutar Aoof lo 09lln9 wf d P*up a QWl)Of't S 725
VIEWS ot NEWPOAT No .. 722..fon4
HARBOR & THE OCEAN
G•agea. MCUffty pool, .. ..,._ * I cuttom interior t8A loft llDCWO• 1000 alt
2BR 28.A. t200IQtiS14IOO palto country Nit~
1 Batboe 8IYd ii 15th St S&851mo 190 2 t.t St 1'lo
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Dearllffft,
Look.in& for work 1s a very ego
denauna experience. as I'm sure )'Our
readers have shared with you. What I
don't undt'rstand is wh y personnel
peoplc have so ltttlc regard for tht'
feelings Of the mterv1eWCC$. f' VC been
on numerous 1nten 1ews and ha\C:~
rcce1"ed no follow up call or leuer
telling the status of the position. so I
do m) own follow up, always asking
hov. I might better present myself on
future interviews. I am answered"' 1th
cun tones and non-commmnl
responses. Do organ1zat1ons ha'e
methods ofteslln& their 1nterv1ewmg
and screening statTfor sc ns1t1\ it} and
follov. through.,
that aovern personnel depanmcnts
that fear of a lawsuit often tat..es
pr«edencc o er sensit1v11y. Hov.-
ever. wntten or telephoned rcsPonsc
to an interview or resume submitted
should alwa)S be part of a co mpany's
personnel philosophy. It reflects \\ell
of the company and 1s rt'membcred
b). the applicant even 1f there 1s no
offer of employment. As to t1:st1ng
methods of personnel people each
compan~ or organ1zat1on has their
own requirements for screening and
inter' 1ew1ng. but hopcfull} an ab1h1~
to relate well to people would b( a
prerequ1 s1tc for the JOb.
maintain n happ} staff a!> v.ell
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DearZ.M.
The most efTe('tl\~ way to achieve
this balance 1s 10 first have a meeung
with your stnfT to discu s the work
that 1$ to be accomplished. the tame
cxpcuat1on~ and the goals of the
Jroup collt"<'t1vd ). Encoura$e their
input on ideas. Then work wath each
staff member 10 cstabli)h 1nd1v1dual
goal~ If emplo)ecs feel that they are a
part of establishing the e~pcctation
process. the} v.ork harder and take
pride in ach1e' 1ng those goals.
RENEE
MICHAELS
vacation time op11ons over tht' entire
year so that you don't have everyone
aoing within a two to three month
pcnod. Anether solution 111ight be 10
hire temporary he lp to fill 1n for
vacationing emplo)ees. making ltfe a
lot easier for those doing the work. II
yo u can't J,Ct an okay on the other two
possibilities. then you probably
should schedule your vacation at the
end of the summer
I gave. M) supcrva)Ors get upset 1f I
put these calls through because at
wastes their time. but the caller icts
upsc:t af I don't, How do I handle this
frustrating problem? T -L.
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• • • • • • Dear Renee,
Dear Renee,
,_
• • •
Dear Reaee,
DearL.T.,
Ver) tactfully, but with 50me
authority. inform the caller that your
have been instructed to answer al
preliminary questions for the ~kc of
their tame and your scrv1ct'. but 1~you
are not able 10 answer their quesuons
you will be hapy to direct the call to
someone who can.
-Out of Wort.. 1n Corona
Our Out of Work,
I ha' e JUSl been promoted 10 a
supervisor) po~111on and \\Ould lt~e
som·c 11ps on hov. to de legate thr v. ork
flo" to tncrea!ie produl"ll' II' and
\'ncauon time 1s here and once
again. I dread 11 I usuall) take m>
'aca11on the earl~ pan of the summl'f
bcl·ausc that \\orks best for rn}
famtl~ B~ the end of the .sum'mer I
need another vacation JUSt 10 re·
cupcrate from being overworked dut'
to everyone taking ofT around the
same time. How can we make this
time easier and more enJO}ablc for
the emplo}ces and still get the work done?
-Exhausted 1n Augu!.1
Dear Exhausted,
I am an office coordinator and m}
primary function 1s to answer and
screen all incoming calls. I haH·
become fairl ) kn owledgeable 1n
answering many Questions that a
caller may ha" e. but they 1ns1st on
talking to "someone m authont} ...
general!) gelling the samr: answer that
Reott M lcbael1 I• • Soelhna
C.llforal• employmeol 1~U1e.
Job-related q•e•tloH 11tHid ~ •d·
dre"ed to bu la care of tte Dall'
Pilot, P.O. Box ISIO, Co1u Mn..
ltltl.
L'nfonun111eh there are so man'
stat'' and federal rules and regulalll One solution might be to spread the
lnp1rt ltac~ 2"t Yautiu lutah lut1h to Skue lutah It Shu lasiafft/Oflice Ital hn•t PrtJerty Dt•Htica 3011 l•JllJ!HI 5530 l•pl.,.Ht 9530 Ellpltf•Ht 5531
2722 2724 1 2724 2761 2790 HOUSEKEEPER/NAN NV ANALYTICAL CHEMIST, A DISTRICT FUN WEEKEND JOB: You
l&LllA ISWI CM 38128 nm Pool. cvd I PROF F n/smkr for mastr LAGUNA Beach Office tor UITSIH GIST& MESA PI T Rera. vehicle • & D Mature BS or equiv choose whent Give oul THE POlllT IS 1 BR. sleeps 4, turn pa11o wto s1ud10/den bdrm in 3Br 1•,ea 2-sty lease Beaultlut landmark 1 4 u n 1 ts w 8 5 must C M /Npl Bcn atea tor benchwork support In IAIAIEIEIT lree samples In market
"' SummerS2800/mo I wt trpl S4 SOt1ncl i..111 • HB condo W/O. pool, bldg approx llSOslton ~2 .200 .000 .N ow 722·9111CostaMesa physical sci 250-3332 nearhOme JOl~us!
C P k • -KOS Markellng 921-aan Wtnter (Sept 1) $750/mo S4S-97 16 nlsmkr ClubhSe carporl Avl oast Hwy ar ing, oen-s 1,900,000 2 yrs old All HOUSEKEEPER Clll"'•L IELP The Daily Piiot Is looklnn *Spectacular Ocean,
Harbor & Sunset Views
•Large, Sun-Drenched
Patoos
•Oversized Luxury Villas
Merrill L)'l1ch 7S9·6600 'c-;;•tN P f 1 I 1128 $425 8S9-9034/e trally located. $1300/mo 3BR 2.,.,BA w/2 car gar-... . . .,
M wpt area ro em Caroline 494•1734 • • Req'd In pleasant sales of-lor quatllled lndlvlduals NEWPORT BEACH 2Br seeks malure ntsmkr 10 Rmm1 needed to walk dog · ages Townhouse design Professional nousekeeper lice. Minimum 25 hrs/wk to manage youth carriers
2Ba furnished mobile stv 3BR nse Avl now & minor cleaning & shr lg NEWPORT BLVD Ott~~ 11 3 lX gross Mike to run top quality hOU5e· to start. 11811 hours Main Manaoement e11per1ence
nome on the bay No $37S -~ uhls 650-4029 twnnme Nwpt Hgts area Space 860 sl on C M XI ~ l400 Re/Max Rllrs hold in Newport Beach & duty Is order 1npu1 Ability helpful, txit will treln
S250 I 6so 8242 t a1 111 ----asSISI Female business • A M1ll1on-Ooll11 Pets I 673-6113 CM h h bf b mo . ull • reeway access. c, u an• a Fiaaacial executove 1n all phases of lo deal ettectlvely with Base salary $37S/wk Recreation Center j ---· 5 r ome priv r a incl $500/mo 650-3223 customers a must Light GAS • BONUS PLAN
•N•ghl-L1gn1ed Tennis NICEST 2 Bedroom, 2 w/d nr SC Plaza. Also Rt••••tt Ce••tctiel ----~ luiaHI home acllvity 5day wi\. olltce e11perlenoe ecfd HRS 11AM·8PM Mon-
Counsl l'°11ness Center Bath. 1 long block to "91g studio ap1 w/prV1 entr 100 sol roommates avail PRESTIGIOUS CANNER 0 • . 2-... !Ive oul Live in when Returnee welcome ~rain· Fn
*Some Garaoes c 0 r 0 n a A ug us 1 Non.smoker 549-7S26 OPEN 7 days 5S7-4000 VILLAGE. NWPT BC !r1t1Alhll ir-owner 1rvts Must like 11 t lgh 11 Call Pat Marley, 642_4321
•Walk 10 Balboa Island S2500/mo (No pets) • NEWPORT BEACH * 1 OfhcesS~;~;;:~ts from • VIDEO Start you own dogs & have car Top ~gnt8~~on: 4;2-~o:8~o; 11205 9-11.AM dally tor '•t lec1tiH1 l•lilalltlt F n/sma.,r snr wt 1 Pv1 BA 'ROOMMATE Need eo. A veal Management business lor S300 Sell in-salary & benelils Must further detalls. appomtment
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&P&ITllEm
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Pac•l•c Coast H1gnway
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GAEA T Condo pool spa. W/O gar pool s38s non-smi..r for 2BR triple>t lormauonal videos Call have work related reler-
garage 2 Bedroom. 2 • SlOO Avl 711 646-6"23 in Corona del Mar $400 • 723· 1206 • Leaoing Edge Video erices Write Slating CLERICAL Help FIT Light IAILY PILOT
I Bath has everything! u111 720-3766 TIE EIECITIVE-SllTE p r 0 d u c 1 5 previous e~perience & lypfng, filing. computer
S2000/mo (No pets) F shr NPT HOTS spacious STEPS TO BEACH 1_800•343•6833 1s691 salary requirements 10. entry. Must be depen-330 W. llJ St. 481 nm All amen111es Newport Ctr Fa$hlon Isl _ __ Beverly Jonnson, JtSt dable & eaget to learn
2 BEDROOM Oen I', I incl Lrg Bdrm N/pets N smi..r shr 3BR 2BA The Elflc1en1 Allernallve ILllESS FllCES UUI Airway Ave C-2 Costa $6/Hr Susan, 64S-4079 C11t1 ••••• ca
Blocks to oeacn garage S425tmo * 548-8773 Duple,. m Newport Beach Full service or answering E I em I P ot tabla o1end Mesa CA 92626 -------., 2prof Avt11ow•S47S • serv1ce1ma11 only x r e y r 1 "" -CLERICAL --1••s-1 Summer s2oootm o 1MESA VERDE non smkr.' oep Dys 863-t900 640·S470 tng roule tn Cosla Mesa NURSE AJOE TLC lor ..., -'"
Yearly S 1300/mo no pets, large house & X2785 Eve 6S0·24S 1 C . I p --Unbeloeveble returns• female lm1alld. weekdays MAILROOM Needed at pvt yacht club. yard Wt D pvt phone __ o••ercaa reperty Work 2-4 Hrs/Wk No & weekends. my Cosla Wed thur Sun. 9am-4pm <( d / (~ $375· dep 54o.79SS STRAIGHT Male shr 3Br 2771 selling• Very lucrative Mesa home Call blwn 1801 Bayside Dr., Corona
>().(>#Ul (', t. <II _ 2 sea NB condo on Bay earnings Call now• lOam-3pm only 722•8033 del Mar 673·3S1S •,/u~ilt4•J M F n.smi..r. ctn. 2S-3S shr near oeach Atleh gar LAGUNA BEACH Rehab
1
(IOl)llO-Ull --Excellent opp,rluniiv DO_O_ll_lll_ l·EYlll'lll 1'" CM FURNISHED house. S5001mo * 722-71S3 8000 s/I 600 Blk (PCHI _
6./ ... )-·tJ/.,uf, els 10 lrwys 5$35SO/mo In-M1F Non sm"r mod-'-t1ke Owner S9SO.OOO (213) MoHy Tt LHa 2914 E•ploy•HI 5530 good pay .. Please see our I WOODY'S WHARF
o1V 7 ' eludes ullls 4 -4214 I CONDO. skylghls."" lrpl, 879·0388 *WIDOW HAS sH *•OHL TUllH * ~?cu~~er GENERAL OF· I Newport Beach 67S·0474
3407£.Conttt.y.,Cdlil Male lor large 3BR gar pool newcarpet,pv1 •·•astrfal na1l1or TOs• $10000/up No Modellennls styles.poss. llllYEllS
_ Bayview condo pool Quarters SS9Sl rno Cat 1 cred V tno pen Call Den· 1bly lead to more ad-COLUMBIA I $525. •144·2101 * OK 64S-7480 I CM WAREHOUSE noson Assoc 673-7311 • vanceo art modellng Local company needs
WALK TO-BCH NA HOAG H TIE IUCI _ ---112oos1f All or Part Avail I I Musi be tamale. outgoing route person We train
•2BR 1BA $84S Lovely 2BR 2BA, 2nd level MtF lo· snare NB Apt Voung prot shr 2BA Apt on Now• $700 646-2624 or Aaao•act•t•tl personality Tennis exp Sl"lllS All LOii I Call Charlie 979-6021
p I ed I( 2Br 1 ·Ba $360 m o lhe water on s Baylronl 642-7604• L Ir • 2•25 helpful 63 t-2606 .. between 8am-12 noon oo spa cover pr ng condo on lhe sand ad1a-tirsl last 0001 n-smi\r on Balboa Island N /smkr Oii t•a ir AISOCllTIOI
t40tSuperiOf 6"5·5838 cent to pubhc tennis & c•ean Ava11 now "'' on1yS425 8~7S·3607 laeoae PrtJtr1Jl$1oo REWARD• Siamese $1/IR. --FLOULIESlllEll
WALK to beacn 2Br $77S park lns10e lndry 2 car 580 27tQ L • I
odat I •646.&I • ,. •r•tel l•r Ital I• 1 cat. small 11 color. tost Some PIT available. For CUllCAL P/T PERI. Must .. now o do al sttop 1$725 Q) RJT MGR) Rool,1 gJr accomm ton OJ "• • 8 S60 ' l v I
·, "'"' " " 851· 1878 or 5S2-354 I -9-4pm Order Dept P c onroy s ype
ltYSIUlS
Unlimited money-maker•
needed tor "grN t llHTI·
mer fob.. Own 9dledule.
even 11me tor b9ec:h
63 1-6S36 tor awt
HOSTESS/HOST
WAITRESS
All shifts avalleble
OIOl'1
2131 Weslclllf OR. NB
llllEOLWUI
Tues-Fri $6/Hr must haw
own car 850-4119
llSIRAICf CUii
H B agency PIT P~.
hie. 1ype E11p req'd
S6 50/Hr * 540-3834
WISCAPE IWIT.
lnteroor & e11terlor land·
scaper needed for 0 C
area Good driving re-
cord req O 249-2109
MAIL ROOM
MAIL ROOM
E •ce1ten1 opoortunlly
good pay Please see our
ad uri,der GENERAL OF-
FICE Ind"' garage S28-14161 six Gooddates11111 avail-IEW-llT 1E•cu 2740 NEWPORT Beach Ouple11 6113 Deerfield. Irvine I app1call 49 ·6 3.4 day wk No Sat /Sun11 Nun,c iBonhs Cery up-set ae
or 734-,312 abJe S l400twkly Ask tor Prot 2S·35 clean Quiet. I t hse trom bch bay view &CCOllTS RECEIYAIU opeauon Mngt possible
---2676 REAChl Ke~mp 760-SOOO n·sm~r snr 2Br 2'1Ba 10120 StOIUt4 llrllt 48rt 3Br $445K Cannery SSOO REWARD' Lost Dog Computer FI T benefits ~~~~~;,·~~~~:i:~·&s~~: Gary or Gar 640-2379 f'nLUMBIA Saa Clt•tate 1wn11se net a c trplc Central Costa Mesa area Village Really 673-3777 small Greyhouno lawn Apply 1PG 178St Sky-iday small ortice C M ~ _ ., ..\IV
Ocean 11-2BR wlk 10 nso.pr DOOi soa SS3S S 12s. mo * 498 6288 male No Laguna Beach park Crcl Ste G Irv 646 9408 SS SO 16 h URIEIER Ur'I I
bCn enctsd garage very , l"\"'t I ''] f'J \ II . _ ""''' -21-8213 msg C . I Justa call ooesotau -i•tM 972-3110or 494-IS36 I · · -_ r w 1owntrucklor Nwp1Bch S&YllH&llllll
Clean $725 ' \\ ~ I O••erc11 call s IO claSStlted I &CCTS. HC. CUii THE-GRANT -SOYS now L~nd9eape Co 543-109&1 aSSOCllTill
REA' T!'Vlc: • 1 NEAT Prot MI F 2.5-35 sn1 l E • I /R 1 I . p f 1 1 1 1 1 I 225 La Patom11 637-7918 ._,.....,..., 2Br 28a apt ... i Fem •• •I e ea asinets re er compu er inpu accep 1ng app 1ca ions GENERAL OFFICE
2 0 backgrnd as1ng IBM 36 lor FIT receiving clrk & MAINTENANCE
Misc. leatals ltauh to fi'ar e ~~~o~::~ 6-~'.·g~~ch lasiatts/Oflice Ital ·Opportaaities 9 4 FOUND ADS Exp 1n 1nvo1c1ng & pro-FIT oflc cltk Call Marilyn llEllE IS YllR CUIOE HOIHHHPH/
2724 2769 c.essong ot cash m n1-vol tor app1 645-3400 E 0 E IUIYIU
Bottb/••ttll 2711 Newport Be,, Dup1ex wlk WHTCLIFF Hllllll Tlr1 ltJ l•tiHH ARE FREE environ desirable Good I CNC MACHINE Tl .1111 A llMIH Local, exper F1T, matur•.
SllUJll( llTtL ~~~~~~1~~ ~~~~ 1~110N~~ 10 btn prlr rem S42oimo Corner Westclill & Irvine ~~:~un~~~,~~nssuk,'~\58 OPERATOR WANTED j OH RATEi OIMPAllY sell·slarler to care for
Wkly rentals now avail smkr no pets Call Oa11e A11;,:~~~e~~~-~~~l~ls Nwpt Bell-Corner Vu Suite Call: w/ex~ alnt pd beneflls I tYr exper required Phone WITI TIP OllPEIU· sml otc bldg & grounds nr
S t47 00 wto. & up 2274 863-6944 w 6i"S-6497 H Full service Lee Spang 474-2900 8 • 12 am 10 r a PP t T101 All IUEFITS O C a1tport & supervlM Nwp\ Bivo. CM 646•7445 Newpo<' Beacr-s1ud10 apt 145_1101 142-5171 847-00SS • 1an1tor & lawn marm con
---2 Proless1on111 rmmts part lurn Pvt commun AR TICUL ATE Ptlonel AVAIWU PUS HH tracts Assist bldg mgr
V 1 c1 ti 0 D I I neeoeci to Share nouse m steps to ocn DOOi tennis 2411 lw(lt llYtl, CM. u coo oo people needed p T evng Ill& HTRY /CUllCAL
1
USE OF OH FITHll spill hrs ask lor Judy entl I NB 1Dllo.10 beacn• S500 Par ~ong & lndry room N!'w yrly lull-service , I i tob Call Roxanne I For CPA firm located In FACILTIY. 9am-5pm 722·6122•
2722 avl 7 1 8S4-97S5 S650 mo • 722-1066 5295_$3i'S 642 3490 ~FOUND Gray silver CAT 5S6·2 l22 ext 220 Irvine Seeking depen. MANAGER bu5y Coate
-.-N"'"E_w..,P"'"O"'"R"""T .. B ... EA .... C""'H_•_ CDM JBr2BaDuptex M F "IWPI Ben sh• nse 22-32 f approll2yrsold vcty601 NRFtRllllAllTS dable accurate and fast 00 Mesa Bagel shoo lood
t:urnosned 18R duple11es 25-40 n ~mkr Oen view n 5~u wl~ 11 l>Ch pool 300, 430.t 1311 SI n Dover Medical Center person 101111 POSJllon Ea MAILR M e•pe11ence Inquire
• Dlocl\ trom ocean PV1 gar Avl • 16 S6S0tmo -1enms SSSO • deo Dave t6t7 WESTCLIFF D~IVE • " " • •" Call 63t-5171 CEITER perience ne cessary l 1-2pm M-F 64S-7877
9a ages 64S 2893 I ls 760 31SO "" 1-77SS I Nwpl Bell AUTO. DETAILER Salary DOE Otner duties r • tu 1 • .,,,, FOUND older Snell•e. wnt 10 mcluoe Ille bookkpg (Office Stnicoa Cltrll) ll&IAllH
I wtblk tace cnubby 712 EXPERIENCED Elena 8s 1•6277., Magnolia & Allanta HB FI T & PIT Telephone repa11 cir FI T * 64S-S3SS * We re looi.1ng tor a self· will !rain Salar'( _ comm Al 0 C Animal Sheller IEIT&L CIAIR·SllE starter to pert0<m a var-• benefits 531.2222 FOUND Small older male. Au1omo11ve Pleasant group practice in •ely ol ma1lroom duties ~
tan wl waggmg 1a11 vc1y llECIPTIOllST ' N B RDA pret but will I tor Columbia's busy Ad· IEISElllR 1fi111
Ham1l1on &-,Canyon. CiM For ~prel\lgtous Hun t I train s4<dll6y4w0ee11(122. alter-I m1n1strat1ve olf1ces In For o.c Escrow Co 4-6
548· t 729 Beach Dealership A prot na1e at • _ IRVINE Previous ex· nrs M-F Must nave own
a1hlude In tront oNlce. DENT AL sec Pfl e11p 1n Peflence in mallroom OP· car Pert lor semi re11reo LOST 6 29 Fat long naired N erallons ano knowledge person Lvnn 547-562S lem Cat brownosn w/whl appearance a must o fast paceo gnl denhstry 1 1 1 1 1 , e~p nee Call Barbara tor olfioe ran recep1 , appt o pos a regu a ions cnesl toes & missing ~.. p ele r-d appt 842--009S collecllon llllng e1c
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1 Mar C M S46-S392 • LINE COOKS • BACK Hrs 9•2 M·Tti NB area COLUMBIA WAITER • BUSSERS • Salary open PentHls 3002 CKTL WAITS 2007 S Call 642-6880wtdays or 1
.--------..---------.-------------------------WAITH Coast Hwy Laguna Ben 673-3403wl ends I SAVllH All LOH
*MOYIE*
EXTRAS*
Needed tor non-union pro-
Ovcltons No expefteoc.
213-469-t3S 1 • Cupeatry Anv info from any persons 497·6S68 IHI CUH &SIOCIATlll iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii=iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii * llAllYMAI * Household repairs paint PAINTING. 25 yrs exper witnessing an incident at BOOKKEEPER/SEC 3-t 1pm 67S-3412 I WOii
$2.56 Per day LIC Qty Work Rets returb1sn1ng carpentry GAROENING·CLEAN UP reasonable, neat Free Ho gue Barm1chae1s Development stage med•· Ask tor Rick This position will 1111 QuoCI\· I OITlllll
1o yrs exp * 63 t 7230 drywall etc Gary 645-5277 Mow-eoge-tree work-lull estimate Tom 662· 7473 Saloon on TH 6123 in cat products company ---------1 To tal.e •d antage ol r ALL , ... n1ch an 1nd1v1dual was needs bookkeeper/sec Y v The Orange Coast Oaity nal s you pa~ or •HOME IMPROVEMENT •HANDYMAN• 'T1aont Reas 966-2 716 SWANSON & SON PAINT-Ohys1cally removed from Variety of work Need re-this opportunity, apply tn Pilot •5 looking IOf an
'••'le'> JO oav minomu,.,.. Concrete & CaroPntrv Bog & sml Jobs-Work guar C.omp1e1e Serv Spron111er1 ING Ouality work since 111e premises by the 5e· sume & ref Call S53-0888 llSTlllllTORS person 10 Human Re· energetoc pe<son to a•
on 1118 LOU 675-J 185 lllwp1 Ben Call Bruce 8•7 0780 1ns1a repau Tree trim & 1962 Compl E•t lrom curoly stall Please call *IOO""EEPE•* WAITED! sources A 17 ~ 11 V~n S•st our D1s111c1 Manager• SERVICE •PROF Chr1s1tan Repairs remove cinups reas Free $699 Lie Ins d 63 1·4870 650-2047 lev mes• '"' n Karman ve · rvine. A I 3 days during the weelt. Cupets Homes Fences 1n1 E•t e~t va1ento11 548-6109 Tocl(I r Kornefy Painting We have the lock on a WEIGHT LOSS THE 927 t4 EOE MtFIH weekends and hOlldays
C.a RPET RESTqETCt-4 Etc Free est 636-8235 Coniraclor Quality Svc Eaplo~tat great 1ob and you are the I NATURAL WAY'' Apphc;ant musl have r• DIRECTORY AND REPA ,A AMERICAN HANDYMAN GARDENING SERV Clean L•c Ins a 675 142S Dt•esiln lOH' l\ey• Full charge skills ACCIPHISlllE IRAPHIC liable car 1o11r1th valid CA Larl')t 752"-6106 ups Lawns Palm tree l manual & computer BK A Palch a day1 011vers license. proot of
INCREASE YOUR REAC.,
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Doors Windows Fences tr•m gar,}ge Al 549-9.461 'OP QUALITY PAINTING NANNY/HOUSEKEEPER duty req d Never a dull Pounds away• 60 Pa1ches ARTS PERSOll insurance and OM V Ce•eat/Coaerete Drywall Plumb•ng Bath-MHODIJ t6y1 OC reas-prompt-rels Fo1 lamoly on N B Girt 2. moment 1n our CM olc al a savings• print-out Starting P•Y 11
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011veways pa1tos paths r~~;;' :e~~~~~s~:rt;,~1ry * 131-1111 * boy 4 Sep room/ba TV Lots of resp 631-8480 S1r1pp1ng experience S7 00 oer hOur plus gas
etc No 1ob 100 small Free PSI 971-9261 BRICK WORK Small or Must be eaperoence I ca• wasu11n&1LH 147. 7114 ....... I s allowance q,..as Mic1<ey 536.oss3 large 1nt, FREF esls & VESCO PAINTING AND good natured. spk Eng-n " pre erred tan 1mmed1• Come 1n to apply al
FENCES-GATES Tree trom rels 5~5 11:-c, WALLPAPeRtNG Quality 1ts11 w/alnt refs Doug I Full Time GOO<l Wages & ately faoellent pay
For 'TIOre intormat1or
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BRICr< CONCRETE "'orl.
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Dump runs C M NB · work Free Est 969-6349 667-6024/W 720-009S/H Benehls C M 64S-7448 , ________ _
area JomWnyte 642-1206 Mowint ,...... ___________________________ ,Contact
A 1 .oyl.I! Piperin1 Daily Pilat ASI FOR LOIS
'four
Service Dorect ·~
Represental•VP
142-4321 tit. 310
* -•* FARTHING INTERIORS 01umb1ng carpenlr~ 730 1:,53 painting etc 545.515;> CL(AN, EXPERT HANGING/STRIPPING S"Owers-lloors-coonter-> VISA-MC 673· tS 12 top~ Oualll)' Guaranteed nOME REPAIR Carpen 5 'f'"-"•P Lie T • 116428
15yrs Ael,Pat 843-9044 try plumo1ng r en1a1 ••ABC MOVING•• WC INSTAL 12 yrs elCp Clean prompt qual work
Cer1•ic Tile HANDY AND'V Electroca•
Clail• Cue oropertv Reis 8<'6 ;;>45 Ou1c• s CareltJI T 138046 Best rets Mark 642_6842
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111a1 all used nouseho•d Cluaia~ SerYict s 1 ARV ING SCHOLARS 1 aster t 111
goods movers Dronl 1ne11 •HOU ECLEANING • Ht•t laprtnaentl "lew lrucks T 15S779 j ED" LA ERIN P u C Cal -numoer -hmo 5 & cnau'leur 5 print CUSTOM (Ille r19ht way) Loe & BonOed raoes To "'u11 Service · State Wide Neat Patches • Te111ures
tneir T c p numoer '" all Wkly bl-mo rl'IS 673-3349 returb•Sfl your nome Bunr Dave * 71•-9S7-1088 Int E111 Free est 968-868S
adverusements 1 you •LORI s CLEANING • 1 Inc 9S3-6498 482483 •DI BERNARDOS• lint IE1.t patch plastering
nave a QueS110" about Homes-Renlals-Oll1c:.es I HtasesittiDf Moving System Depen· 1 custom lex luring, quality
tne legallly ol a rnover 63 t-6948 * 646-99S7 _ daOle & Ell1c1en1 PUC work Problems-No Prob·
hmo or chaulleur Call MATURE tadv respon-L•c = T 1S9236 968-3307 lems• :326864 S54-783 t
Public U1tl11es Com-• PROF HSECLEANING S•ble Psycnole>g•51 Reis -
mission 714·5S8-4 151 * Allenlton To Oe1a1I• ava••able 499 5409 Pai•ti•t Pla•~i•t
Reliable Leshe 642· 7933 --
•-. I C T • Prot,Hsctng FREE ests Li•41UJ18f Customets Richard Sinor HEATING • PLUMBING
• 18 Years ot Happy N B 1 241., El• lll· lllO
1Kea1t1H ti llfl I 7 dys wk 1 yrs e•P rel I Lawacue . l1t1c Ins Refs> 64S-7608 _
REBLOWN OR PAINTED L•C Ins 842-SOS3w •QUALITY PAINTING • DRAINS CLEAR from S17
Orywall·Patchong·Te1.ture THE CLEAN TEAM TREE TRIM-TOP-SHAPE-( Far pric;A 11 years exp Faucel·Dtsposal·Heater
Ltc•288S97 631-9295 Hou•-•-an S,,,_,. Bond Stump-Palms·Cleanup5. ' J h 645•29SS PIN 646·9296 Anytorne """'"" ... ~ Hauhng Moll"-6• 1 ·0512 ° n _ Arc~ittelart I I Lie 760-7511 M-F 8-6 GLASGOW PAINTING EXPERT Service & Repa11
C T•EES E 30 I 34 yrs exp 18 yrs 1n area Draftia' Dtek Htiat " Int 1 xt ye!!' e5x2per I L•c_~•09035 964-89_19 -Topoed remove Cleanup 'References .,..2. 14
PLANS FO REMODELS Wllerproof Coa1ongs tor nu •awn sorini.,tr 7S t.J4 76 I I' & ADDITIONS Call Buhr decks balconies stairs T&J PAINTING.Int t Ext -"-'-· ... •-,...,......, __
lne 3Syrs exp 953-6498 Quatity work 722-8769 Fu1t Serv1ce Gardening Beal any reasonable OrtCe amm•• --~ ---I - -
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No Job 2 Big or 2 Small Lie = 45830 498·96"4 lat~•·" a Ii••• D!I!_lll Free est 531-2507 Pelnllng & Wallpaper R• RH••."""" 8Xnnu9 REFINISHING 4 YWALL f APING• MA TSUNAO ... MAINT moval 20 yrs ••P Clean ROOF TUNE-UPS
Frtim S90-Sinks lrom S50 Te•ture-Acoust~ & Paint Landscape-Flower Beds prompt rein 642·S937 Fully lie & Insured L•c•J~57 S22·7577 Free esl KeY1n 722-9294 Sod-Cleanups 7J 1.1510 Ll•blllty/Workmena oomp GRAD STUDENT P11nters EVANS ROOFING CO INI SemcH IJtctriul DUSTY s Landscapetlawn
--0P.o•A'!"IT ... R"E"Pl'll!!'!1Ml!"P.·--• ELeCTA1CtAN 646-1 to8 j Main Serv Wkly 'montht
Pa1n1-Vam1sh-Eng ma1n1 Oryer-sc;11s.tan.remode4s 1 lime Free etl 24 1• 1640
631·3816 or 642-1664 me1er otlanges-11gn11ng DBL-A· TEAM 15 yrs ••P
N<V uH ,tree as1 Li<:" Julien & Yolende garden·
1ng houseclean 642-392 1 lllWllWCTllO
lntlex1 low rates. hfOhetl Free est 754-7834
qvality work 12 yrs HP
Reis avt Doug 720-9149 Tilt
MICHAEL cox PAINTING f ILE & MASONRY NEW' $12 ~r • MATEqlALS l flelerence1 675-4006 REPAIR A!l typea Quality Free est L~ 831-2004
Add ns·De91gn°Remodel
New-Rp&ir-Top quit rees
tree"' Uc 63 t ·<'34S
LIC4N'M Contr 6•S-36{6
ELECTRICIAN Quel -wOrk Cla111fled' 1 a great place ~ ...... CIH•'••
•JUL y aTH SPECIAL. fAA WEST BUILDERS .. f rM •1 S25 l'lr I
• 467892 Greg 979-6276
to advertl1e your
home bu1lne11. Ball>09'1 OrigMat Window
Walhlng $eMoe 650-8202 Sr>« 1n Remod•hnQ Id·
01tton1 pa110t 1enc1ng.
roofing. ~nl paint
43 t-38 16 or 842· 1564
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lml tmdly con~t NB wlMCt .. arlat tM611. Tom •HID 1 Pef90fl Office vatie.y walnut b•dtoom 1et.
ofc. IM bnftl, .. ••nt to Camp01 & AMOC NB Tll ••• eQCVtat• t>ooi(k-ng i Cltea 1850· 1870 Dbl bed work wlyou 8!11·1193 • •r•• i e 1-6040 .-J WOtd proc. 754.63&3 with hl9h hMdbO&fd & -•HID _ _ dr...., wtth l!\ltror & MHlll "..,,THI ... m1•1 .UT UITI SERVICE MAN req'd tor mat~ t~ l s.900 OA~J\=~':e~JICe TmNUIY ftt*-11r 100! co Good ln9Cfltn· (7 14) 873·6&85
VHF n-bOttom paint & Cabrlot.t loaoed, new 1lp1 4 Great bey Nl'-1 •• 411'\gn ••clnt c;ond . mutt
$2450 0 80 ~1-8200 1911 $ 10 999 I O B O
-.LIH 14* -•551·&9n•
W t<atler .111n1 cond S 1050 llW 58 Bug Ragtop
or oest offer 838-4886 ( R £ V) [ R B1u Wf'tl rntrd to tact F1tn1on t.iand Law Firm -ic.1 appt1tl.ICM req'd & 1 .. ••••llilliiiiiiiiiilll-15&6 Newport Bl. C M Mel\e exp r9C41Ptlonl1t Find out wny to many ctnn driving record w 111 1•
5•8·2229 with tl'I• •blllly to anawer peopi. ate exolt9d about train Pay comrMnaut•I• -.El&LI llTltlll ~ olfk'A Mlp c;on. multlple phone unea July being a part ot tn. Great wl••P Call 64!1-2939 A unlqU41 opportunity tor H 81 AL HA 2 A
atruc'ton 3 days W.-& Aug from 8-t s.p1 Earth team ot Vltamltl· from 9-4 lor Interview you to snop and $700,0BO MUST SELL"
Main & MacAt1hVf area, 9.5 Non smkng olfic. clans. We i re Melcing 5 purehue line ENGLISH SPECIAL G&IAGI 5 B•ano ne--nvr on used
S.Ana. HHYy pl\onH . Call l(erltl'I 760_8711 enetgetic & entl'luli&1hc ANO FRENCH anttQue ~ ALI IATI *646_ 1659*
fill ble 1no1vloual1 tor career op-Cullor'Mf Senllce lurn.nure ano aocessorln ONL y ~/II CALL .&...a2 5671 ~!t~~iato,. a15 t~~ ~:~ PIT Recep t1on111 tor skin portumlles 1n our rapldty TRAINEE 1n ah ORANGE COUNTY _,, ne. -• • lli•· 'Decb/lterait
care salon in COM. Good ~rowing organization W holesale Ant1Que1 "'*" Mon-Fri 8 30·4pm ... I 7022 t .. epl'lone qualil nec:n• tores throughout the Snowroom Upon malung Certu ..... I 1122 C•tl •na 1124 •---------PAIT Tiii Ill.El ary S6/Hr 675-4190* COl.lnty with 160 natlorlal-POSITION a11 aP(>Ofntm«it I will go "l'"'!!lm""'!"""'.,_____ 50r SUP ---ly If yOu are 1nterest9d in and assist Please call •l.fa..Y• ANTIQUE CIOck5-l2 ttme
No-Run Ho11ery Work HOIPTilllST P/T peop le nutrlllon. and Tne Daily Piiot nu a Cus· I (7141644-7205 Iv mag m ..... , lllWllT I clock Mooel T -Ford .. •OO Marina lltllage
from h0"'41 $4000/mo Cl'liropracllc Raoep1toni1t, personal growth. ple&M to--s~"~e Position I parts & wtl~l5 misc an •67!>·4704•
commi1aion possible No f11endly, front ottlee3•·1'1r call (7 141963 5694 for an .,_. "'.... Ottic;e turniture. sofa, 2 tiques 1001s la doers I&'••• ••ip Inventory ~•·2365 w.,.... wltraln 11 nee In • available Need good ----cane chairs tables misc paint equip gas com· ..... --Pl-IT-IL n-. I CdM 673-6070 appomtment ption. pe<sonaltty typing IAppliaaen 1111 BMW Poracne & vw pressor wOOd l'IHter up 10 4S ssoo mo 20• A
_.,.. "" MAIN PHOTO SERVICE II a plus. Tratntng provided 2 REFRIGERATORS for parts & ooolls 4 new tile m11~ can 1tsn1n9 po.es Eo~wale< 67'.).QSO;,
Local Pett Controt Com· IEOI~ lkng for brgl'lt enrgtc We would like 10 hear sale lt>tn l wnte HOT-cab1nts kids llufl. Cf\tld s reets & mttc Sat Sun
pany needs route tech 1 Real Estate Co Neka d•-sales people FIT, retail from you S5 00 Per 11our POINT & WARD S200 & custom watert>eO trun·' Mon 2207 Avalon St 1ott
we train. must have good I pendable well-groomed cntr sales exper hlpft, • Beneltta S ISO 645•4480 blr 9pm die beda & Iota more• Sat W•tsoni 548• 7522 ror 48 sa1looat tmmeo
drlvlngrecord CallAsl'lin recepttonlstlor NwptBcll not necessary. cmpny _ -----Sun Mon 515Fernleal Temp or perm 640·9166
am 979-6021 olc Heavyphones &llgl'll bnlts Apply l!t 1>«sonor HOURS GAFFERS & SAnLERS II SAT SuN9-4 365Ftower Jll' T t t'
MAt NPHOTO SERVICE •S I typing FIT M-F 9.5 30 phone 827 s Main St It 30am-8 30pm Mon-Frt Drop-in stove wloven Slllll llHSES Matrn11 & oaby CIOtnes lit. r1a1,.r I IH
and/or PIT Sat/Sun 9.5 Santa Ana 542·3903• 6 OOam.10 30am SattSun below copper S75 Hood S9 95 ea Reg S60-S tOO items "4onoa A TC b 1<e-
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Parts • Leas1r1g
835 -3171
1500 Auto Mall Or
Santa Ana
55 Frwy at Eornger
OPEi l IAYS
Servic,e Hrs Mori-Fr
7 00 am to 10 pm
cono 35np l(fnt rTMtCl'lan
1ca1 $2900 ooo 957.07611
IJW 84 CabrKHI Wolf
,oerg Eo otk s spa 451<
mi alloys new 11.,90
nos p111nt Illness torc;u
1>11e• Make ofr 2•0-7392
••••• .,. ... tie 1311
1981 eido 8ru mint cond
1 owner reg main
leather new ttres, gar
aged low m1 $6495/ooo
Mr Comings 759-8102•
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A1C Sun root Ill' mis est
wtils I tLQZ6891 $7995
THEODORE
ROBINS
FORD
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CO~'" NlH ll l'.>•1 0010 lkng for brgnt enrgtc 56 SO Call ___ I 'o match S20 650-9499 retail S111Sun 9-2 Alley si..us camp eQu•P misc 4 Wlatel Dri.e/ JH,I
sales people FIT, retail /Hr ' bonus SALES PERSON NEEDED Call M s Garcta at -behind 3100 Ocean Bl 9030
cntr sales e>tper hlpfl. LISA 721• 1200. For S T A T I 0 NARY 642-4321 ext 207 KENMORE Wasner/Drye<, s ELL•---------._ ________ ill II -_.,-
not necessary. cmpny STORE CdM Flt, 5 while No room. must Mii •W. W.El* 'H CHYY IUZH 2WI s • & • F -•
bnlts Apply1npersonor days.XlntworklllQconds --_ thts wlt 6-yrs xlntcond Sat-S.a10·J* r anoepkgSmucn mo<e' fef/ln; MVUTllUU
pllone 827 S Main St Eac eptlonally fine Telephone Sales I Best oll8'' 723-0545 336 Morning Ca,,1on Ro StO 595 ftMKLSOOI A•r Auto low m11es
SantaAnas.42-3908• cltentele Pnone for appt ll&TIUCllY .. I hraitart , 6114 1s norechfli throu~h rlass1t1ed BM S10 99511NWBt411
P /T,PAllllAIH l HCIPTillllTP/~ 675
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THEODORE
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typing 2 to 4 days1,;,eek :~~~/0!,u~r~i~ ~~~~ ;::. Good voice Pleasant $400-$1000/WK Attracttve & Comfortable 2 FEMALE ADORABLE lllH TfWA EP Rarttr•g OF NEWPORT BEACH
Hours vary lrom c.es.smg&Lotus Pleasant worktngcond 75•-778.!_ 17 14)673-6685 OQGSttSHIHTZUMIXEO t'Qu•P...,e!'" •al!i. 'Jars 140-1444
91m -8pm WILL fRAIN •iroan••y LIUL ----&NO PUG" t a Trac... -35 '"'4" ···BO"'"E Rl)•o Appl Penn sal/er t6.,.0 olc. Flex hrs Kiity or, --I •6AM· 12 Noon *QUEEN ANNE ,... r "'"S <I"'':"" co.es • 7V • c •""" "'"' "
FORD
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CO~TA Ml!>ll 641 0010
'II LllOIUI TIWllU Plac~ntta AJe C M ., Irene 752· 191 1 l Ta.IC & inti, NB ftrm $ml, I •No N1g111s1Wknos Tnomasvtlle style Cllerry I •CALL 723· 1261 * eic • 645· d.i83 '15 &MC Slllll&I E• ;;':~e~ t~~~.~e"":~,5
' oRestau;ants busy ofc. non-smkg Min •S71HR • comm1t111n1np 1 wood d1ntng room Ortg FEMALE TABBY ca1 8yrs TV, SttrH, Eltctrtain Ton auto 1 c PS mag • am ,0 ;: -r Mon Fr
PIT Tlemkg from your nm BLlSBOYS (some Engltsl'I 2 yrs up. wd proc skills I UST& llSA 141-1111 $4000 sac S 1775. coffee 010 needs ttome oioer '"•O .. n•s 23K mis Crs c,.1, Loaded"' Leatnet Inter
m1r OC lnosco cntrctr necl FOOD SERllERS Resume to 610 Newport • end laOles. formal couple preferred c.omes -1POM~•2i S 13995
loolung tor BSSAS tor qual le P n 1 HOSTESSES Center Or Ste 550. N-· SHTI 1.0.112-12'8 came1oack sol a • rov• w / some supp 1 es -.""!a!"'1G'!!""!!S""!'C"!!R"!!E""'E-N"'"T-I/-.........
leadstappt 721·0032 S~Ac:CsHOP P.ERSON I pOft Beach. CA 92660 _ I --1 seat All matcl'I Xlnt •84 t-2447• BAC1GA N S!>S Lei 5
•llUL ESTATE• (must be 2 1) PIT. lie• SECRETARY wanted R E Serious only 973·~ IFREE 5 .mo Germon d~al" E•te11en1 CO"·
hours Apply 2 30-5pm Brolle< llex/l\rs, send I DRAKE 2 WATERBEDS SllepherO mt• snort'""' d111on" Rein ar 642 56.:>5
THEODOH
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d (. <T\lr"I ~i;. $3• S00
ooc 1818 gr· • -t:=c
•985 RED MAl~A Rx~ GS
J4 500,,. •"e.;t. si..1ns
$18 995 12GKM4271
JOHNSON & SON
Lincoln twt•rcurr
2929 Herbor Bhrd
C09ta MeH ~-!l430 &ITS +&UIST r &IMll IEWNIT IUCI resume 1599 Superior , 1 w1 t2 drewers & mirrored very obedient loves cnoi Trus,.rtitiH
Aggre ssive ltcensed --my Olll A"e B·5 CM 92627 OFFICE OVERt.™D lldbrd Both Queet't Site Oren 754• 1335 An~ tome
Agents wle11p needed to .,.. --Good 75 5t79 ' L t "-f 701 l
snow & sell properties 1600E COAST HWY 1SECn/CIST•HSYC EARi EXTRA SS _cond ~--HOLLAND tuuy rc1bO•t I I, vcattl
1060 HAla-01 llYO
CO\TA Ml\A 1>4l 0010 e•c•n• CO"tC ·•gn c .. net ---------11t546 ~SC·•
with a Top Producer NB 644·9550 For Comm'I Contractor in I I IEW IWI Ill iHI ver) rroendly• 10 Gooo 16 TRl·HULL & lop ra,.,. Misc. Vtkicln-totO MEi:lCEDE S &~ '90E !>·
High commissions & I N B Xlnt oppty tor per-j neadboard. toot board.! home 546-9965 c 0" I• o s 1 or 20'" P .,,o Mi ·~•zed ven as'"" i.r o '>6~· "' •1". 1.ono
bonuses Also salary for lllT&JLSALES son re-ente11ng tile JOb l WlllWIEIUI I s1dera1ls St95 8•0-8733 OFFC & Mer~_,,, '•O"'oior S650 35$100BMWs Po•s.c,,es rne• b•ue ?•u,.., ABS oft1ce admln position WH Smith IS a rapidly market Slrong com· _ COO) macn sup Ca• ESG .2298 ~"' "'~ :: c.·~ ) st>a•i.
Send resume c/o LISA growing llolel gilt Shop muntcahon Sktlls type WIEIE Ill won Coucl'I loveseat. cottee & p1oes Wori .. ngcond lier) .~ca•~R~~:,~~3;.'~,;~ H : XIC • 6'"·(42~
WILSON i: 18 CorPorate cna1n We Ila~ 1mmed•· 1 60· 70 IBM PC ellp f'lelp-eno tables Sohd oak heavy takes 2 strong oo w "'G s .. EL ~
Plaza "tO• Newport ate openings for FIT &I ful Jessica 673-0760 frames. eartn tones & men to move 536-6104 a~ ~esc:o'J• (;ol"'IC 2=' ·c
Beacn. Calif 92660 PIT Sales Associates 1n LOii i SlllT TtlM smoked glass. $1200 ... gi 45 T toe useo a•
Costa Mesa Call Leanne SECn S 10-112/11. TEIPllUY Ofter 4 door t>uttet $250 Jnrtlry/hn/Ait OCC Crew Base 6 f\jwpt Q Palrtck
TE NORE I .... ~ .... , ... ~
24 1·0837 In Irvine. call COM RE appraisal ofe. a••aa--s CALL ~0-8690 6025 Ac ... ai c Ci• L •e """'
Pat863-3tt l X2113 IBMPC WI P 673-3772 -,y••wu"' S!S..X &·s0••f,
A•tOI •• ,.,," 9100
'15 ltSWI SEITH
< soo 2 O• am tm cau
VPw-11 X'ln1 cono 5390~
140-4411 SEC"/.EOEm ••.. T 1111 I DAYBED Wl'ltte & Brass * .. •--• * PowtT lo1t1 7012
-----Out of w0<k '>YOU re nol out I •• Mattresses Trundle -Do your buytng and selltng II of luck -look to ClaS9'1ted tor Newport Real Estate Of· •CLERKS J Complete $245 ESTATt .1mLIY 10 F SHING BOA.. 8e -™•• x
tile clu Sllled market employment oppor1uno11es ftce Call 650· 1121 I •TYPIST * 840-8733 • Used Role• Watcnes An 11~enx-3 riP ,...,010• ne,. Mili9G MITSUBISHI
.. ---------------------------•SECRETARIES toQut Jewelry Fine C::>· ""''" e;r•3s S450 •RECEPTIONIST Llvtng rm/bdrm rm furn o<ed Stones Pea<IS Co •·l. "639• 2833 '"'aroo• Bvc CV
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NO COLLECTING
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•ACCOUNTING CLERKS ove<s•zed Cllr 3 glasstop mo~e• We buy 1raoe ~ ·:., :: A• -•, E ;< l '' e '15 TIYITl lll2
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wlhdbd & match com· 3 115 Newport BlvO NB ~:<99~ • t>•f"' f1J.J630
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Sle 130 Irvine 474-2974
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Aovert1s1n9 Department
nas an 1mmed1ate lull
ttme opening tor 11n
& BOX O UIL TED
BRANO NEW' 1 t55
Call 846-4293
SOFA love seat clla11
toot stoot Eartl'ltones
never used Will sell
S:!SO Call l!'3·92!r4
Sohd maple l'lutcll glass
doors aoove Orawers &
cupooaros oercw. $300
ooo King sz l'ldb<l oecan
& cane S75 Blt-tn s1ove-
IOP & oven FREE'
CALL 549· 73&4
Advert1s1n9 Assistant MisctllaaHal 601 S
Duloes •nt•ude typing and ---------pnone contact Woll\ l3 ~, CARDINAL TRAllEL
aOvertoS4.'rS MuSl lype 55 TRAILER GOOD CObl
... pm o•us oe organized OITION S795 96«<·3946
.tno accuu1e E>.cellent
en1rv-leve1 OOS•tton tor
someone 1ook1ng into an
auver1ts1ng career Call
Judv Oemng lo< more •n·
tormaroon 642-4321 e-•t
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Tall dome IOP w•tn percn
and 2 teeoers $25 Leave
message or ask tor Hart._,
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MODEL Setls Warorooe
Designer labels qua1o1y
clom1ng cstm 1ewelry Sz
6·8 Sn0tis 10 720-0933 YETElllAllY
lllSPITAL Recepi Tech F T-P T SOFA love seat chair
on CluOong ,.. ends e•P 0 loot stool Eartl\tones
orel' Irvine 551.030• never useo Wtll sell S250 Call 843-9294
WALLPAPER HANGER
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r e at e n Joy work Beaut tong-slv beaded
,. nands Have rransPO oooice ~·I & pettocoat
Irvine based N.smkr 1nc1 $.4 75 673-8904
786•563° Ct• attn 6011 WAREHOUSE PIT will p
train $6 HR StuOent or *MAC IN TOSH SE 20 *
re111ed preferred CM nr 4 Mos new Meg nard
DIAMONDS COINS
GOLDI SIL llER FREE
CA l ALOG Wro!e Ernie
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1626 N WtlCO• Sit' 226
rloltywood C A 90028
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U.C.C.) CITY OF HUNTINGTON PIGEON ORIGINAl.S. I.ORO AtQ SMITH co.. NOTIC.~ 11· MliAE&V AN it'TE~ u..a~v p. PARTN(RS. a c.u-. do<nQ butlMU" APPtARANCE N-. • NNby gr..., to IEACH AM!HOfNG 'rHE 31•71 West SI , LllQUnl 64 S.. Pine Lene. NewPQ'I G I V ( N I h I I sea I e d ORDINANCE OF THE CITY torn11 general P•tlnt<tl'llP. Hi:{ CHALLENGE 5361 TEMS 21112 Gtffnt>oto
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~tedtt0f1 ot the within HUNTINGTON 8EACM OA-BMch Call! 92477 e .. ch, Ctllf 112t60 propo&.911 will be rece;vecl t>y OF HUNTINGTON BEACH 3501 Jlml>O<ff RoaO S1e Oun~annon Avenl•t. West· Ln • Hunllngtnn 811c;h Calll
NMed lrln1f9for1 111•1 a Oll'fANCE C ODE BV l..md1 A Befgman, 8880 Chrt1lln1 Fenoeraon the Cny Of Cotta Mell 10 AMENDING THE MUNT· 200, Newpor1 Beach Cllll m1nate1, Cahl 112683 92646 ,.. ~ .,.,..., It about 10 be AMENDING ARTICLE 977 Knot .... ood Rh . Cucln'\Onga. Smith, 54 s.a Pine Line. wit The Cl1y Council, p 0 INGTON BEACH ORDI· 92680 People Ptof11S. Inc a Ceh 8evlfly Ann Otlll• MIVlfl
11\Me OI\ PetlOll.i ptoe>lfly RELATING TO VAROS ANO Calif 9'730 Newpott Betch. C1fll 112680 8o• 1200. <;o.11 Meu Call-NANCE CODE 8Y AOOING 81amalea C•1tfornt1 Inc lo•nt1 c0tpotl loOn Oenfltlll 21112 Gre4!lll>OIO Ln Hunl·
,_...._dete<1btcl FENCING ANO SECTION o..n A Nelton 31471 Rlf\cSleSmllh,S4 Se1 P1ne fotnl8 92628-1200 on Of SECTION 9003 4 TO 1 C1Ufornl1 corpottllon. Pltlne<' S361 Duncannon 1ng1on8eac11 Calli 926•6 lhe Nl'Mt an<! l>Yslnetl 9090 137 REARYAROOEFI· Wnt St Lltguna Beech L8ne, Newport BMch, C11if beforetllenourof 11 001 m PROlltOE FOR A TEMPOR· 3151 Alrw1y Ave Ste N, Avenue, wes1m1n11111 C11111 lll1s 1>u11ness 11 con·
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tddreM Of the lt1nsletora NfTION CODE AMEND· C1hl 92677 92660 on Friday July 15 1986 II ARY PLANNING COM· Costa Meu, Celtf 92626 92683 ducted by an 1nd1Vtdual ... Dtt<AAN A BAlOGLU MENT NO 87·91' This t>uslneu 11 con-Tllit t>uamess 11 con-111e11 t>e Ille r•te><>ntil>lllty ol MISSIONER" J M Petera Company T1111 ou11ness 11 con Bevetly Ann Della R••91•
end ~s~ M KEUll..IAN IYN0 .. 111: OrcSln1nc1 ducted t>y co-patlnt<I Oucled l>y husband I nd w1r. Ille bidclet to dellllet Ills bid SYNOPSIS Inc • Nevada COtPOtl hon Oucled by a hm1teGP1.t•lne1 Tll15 statement Wa5 fole<I
at012 Hwbor 81\ld Coste No 2491 amenas Ille Hu.nl· Lind• A Be<gm1n C11ri111na Fencsetson to the CAty Cl9tk 1 Office t>y Urgency Oto1nance No 3501 Jamb<>tM Ro1d. Suite ahip with the County Cletk ot Or· AanOy MlllO, 127 4 1tl,
Newport Beach Call! 112M3
Gerry GoeOen It. e7 I ....._CA tMH tngton BH ch Or01n1nce Tn11 statement wet hleO This t talement was ftleO the proper 1nnounced lime 29•9 1mend1 the Hunt· 200 Newp0tt Beach, C1lll AnOre1 w NeoOham 1nge County on June 23
T* locaflon 1n Callf0tn1a Cooe t>y ame1101ng Artk:le with 111e County Clerk or Ot· with tne County Cle<'lo. ol Or-Bid• will t>e pu t>Ucly OPtned lngton Beech Oro1n1nc1 92660 Pt&S10en1 1988 Sleepy Hottow l..1gun1
Beec:n Cehf 926S I of the ctiW 1u.cu11v ottte;e 977 10 r.oroa111ze and aoo 1nge County on June 16 1nge Coonty on June 7 111(1 reed 1touo at 11 00 coo1 by 1001ng Nellon T1111 busineH 11 c:on· Ttwa 1111emen1 wH hit<! '*37'
« PtinclOel buSlne.s olfiee new lenc•ng regulauons 1no 1988 1968 • m or IS aoon ltilfealler 9003 ' H loltowt S 9003 4 Oucte<I by co-partnets w1111 the County Cleric ot Or Publillled Orange Coast
Of tht trana•or •• sa,,,. as 1meno Sec1K>n 9080 137 ol ,,.... ''92117 H prac1ic11>11 o.n F11cS1y Tempotary Al>Mf!Q91 Any Peter B Pt mn ang e County on June 9. Oa•fy Piiot July 3 10 17 24
ebcNe tile Hun11ng1on Beach Otd•· Published Ort nge C011t Put>toslled Orange Coast July 15, 1988. In Ille Coonc1I Planning c:omm11SK>net who. Tll11 statemen1 was flleO 1988 1988
Ni<:k O.Cart>o. 127 4111,
Newporl Beach. C1ltf 112M3
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All ot..., bulineH names nance Cooe. rear yard Oel•· Da11y Pilot Jun, 26, July 3. 0 111y P1101 June 12 19, 26 Chambers, Clt)t Hall. 77 Fa1r t>eeauN of 11eat1h rHsons wtth Ille County Cle<k ot Or-F3'3037 Su-649 !l"d 9dCSr..._ uM<I by Ille Moon Sa10 ord1"8nets aOOs 10 17 t988 July 3 1968 Or111t1 Co•t: Mesa Call-or 1ny otl\er reason 1nttnd1 ange County on Jurie 9 Publ•she<l Orange Coast
lrll9"decl transflfOt w1th1n p1ov1s10ns 10 the Hun11ng1on Su-627 Su-606 fo1n1a. IOt lhe lum1ell1ng of to miss mote 1111n tour (4> 1988 Oaoty P1to1 June t9 26 July
ltv• Y9WS tatt pes tso fer Beach OtO•nanc;e Cooe 10 PERSONAL COM PUTEAS c;onncu11ve mee1ongs of the F3U031 3. 10 1988 I PUBLIC NOTICE Tn1s s111ement wH hteo
w1111111e County Cle<'lt of Or·
1noe Count)' on Jun• 9,
1988
• known to the 1r1nsteree regulate retaining walls m· P\8LIC NOTICE MLIC NOTICE AOOllionel H ts of Ille planning eomm111lon, shall Hamilton & S1mu11ls, 4000 Su-620 FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
ate: Nont. ouslrlal lenc1no and ~reen-apec111catlon1 may l>e ob· notify th11 council member ol MacArl llur BoulevarO Suite NAlllK STATEMENT
The nemea 1no t>usiness mg walls and amenos the FICTITIOUS IUllHESS FICTITIOUS euS*EIS tamed 11 tne OlftGe or the w111ch l\e 1s Ille appOlntee 5700 Ne ... port Beacii C1hl PlalC NOTICE Tile lollowmg persons are eddr"' ol lhe 1rnsferee1 Oel1nt1ion ol rear yard NAMI STATEMENT NA• ITATIMINT PurcnaSJng Agent at 77 F11r anO such coc,mc1t member 92660 Oomg butoness as Put>lllheel Ot1nge Cout
Oa•ly Pttot June 19, 26, July
3 10 1988 ... STEPHEN M CURTIS THE FULL TEXT OF THE Tile IOltowino pe1gons are Tile following persons are Drive Co11a Mesa Call· m •y 1ppo1n1 •n 8C11ng com-Publllhed Orange Coast FICTITIOUS IUSINESS • CAMPAIGN CONNEC·
and I. YNN G CURTIS. 2S02 I ORDINANCE •S AVAILABLE I do•no business as domg business as lornia Bida should be re-m1111oner to serve du11no Dally P1101 June 19 26 July NAME ITATEMINT TIONS 17054 Bluewater Su-623 Harbor Blvd . Colla Mesa IN THE CITY CtERK S OF· CSASHION INVEST· OE LUXE IMAGE 2700 turneCS tOlhe1l11nllonol1he lhe perlOO Ille appointee 11 3 10 1988 Tiie following persons ere Lane Huntington Beach
CA 92128 FICE MEN TS 4 Upper Newport Peterson Pl1ce Apt 8E. Ctly Cletk w11111n said lime lo t>e absen1 The actong Su-615a ooing business as Caltf 92649
ADOPTED Dy Ille City Plaza Ste 102 Newport Cosla Mesa Ca1tt 92626 hm11 on I sealed envelope commissioner shall meet all OUETZAL IMPORTS 45 Mery B Scoll. 24002 Iron
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Council ot the C•tv ol Hunt I Beacn Ca1tl 92660 Janusz S1weck1 2700 10en1tlled on Ille outs10e wllh 1ne reqo1remen11 ol the IP· P\alC NOTICE Oranoe Blossom Irvine heaO Ln Laguna N•guel __ ..;...;;,;;...;;.....;. ____ _
1ng1on Beach 11 an reg~ Johll l cas111011 2 t Peterson Place Apt SE tile BIO llem Number end the pointed Planning com-Caht 92720 Callf 92677 STATIMEN1' OF
Fl(;TfTIOUI BUSINESS metiuno tie•d Monoay No Lochmoor Ln Newpon Costa Mesa Cail 92626 Opening Oat• minionet • FICTITIOUS BUltNESS Geolltey A Wd•d 45 01 Pllylhl M Hellano 17054 ABANDONMOIT Of
NAm ITATDl£NT •ember 2 1987 D1 the lot Beatto C1111 92660 Tiits business •I con·! Eec:n btO shall apecity THI FULL TEXT OF THI NAMI ITATI MINT ange Blossom tr.one Callt , Bk.1-aler Lane l1unt1n9tonl USE Of ,ICmlOUI
The following pe<sons are tow1no •oll call •Ole !nos 1>us1ness is con-ducted t>y an 1n01v10u.i1 HC:ll and every item 85 set ORDINANCE IS AVAii.· Tne lollowmg persons are 92120 Beach, Calif 926•9 8USlt!llll NAME
Ooir'ObuSJnessas I AYES Councilmen Kelly Ovc.ledb) an1nd1v1dua I Janu&1S1weck1 tor1n on the 1peci1tcauons ABLI IN THf CITY Oo1ngbus111easas M1rt1 E Waro 450range l This business' 1s con· Tne following peraons
F 0 A EVER GR e EN Gretil'I Finley Eiskone John L Casr11on Tn1s statement was flleO Any and 811 exceptions to Ille CLERK'S OFFICE. LORRAINE F UNOING B1oswm 1rv1"e Cahl 92720 dueled by co-p1rtners 11ave at>andoneO tile use or
SPRINK L ER SVS TEMS Mays Wor1chell Ba11noster Tn1s 5taiement was loled w1111 tne County Cieri\ 01 Or-speciltcallons musl be clear-ADOPTED l>y Ille Coty COMPANY 288 t Bear St T111s bus1nen 1s con Mary B Scou the F1ctll1ous Bu11nus
111.55 Anaheim •AJ Costa NOES Counc01men lllone "''"' r11e County C. ler~ ot Ot anoe Counl) on June 3 ly Sllle<J •n tne l>•O ano laol· Council of lhe City ot Hunt· Suite 203 Costa Me511. Cahf duct!'d by llusDano ano w1te1 Tn11 11au1ment was hied Name B & M PUBLIC RE·
Ch11t J Sw1etor1 19~ CITY OF HUNTINGTON 1988 F:Jl240I the s~•hClltlOns Shall be meeting llelO Monday June Sh 1 n non Lor,•• n e T hos statertient was 1o1ea 1 ange County 011 June 23 St reel Suite -102 Santa
Mesa. Caltl 92627 ABSENT ~one ange Count~ or June 16 1 t'l88 l ure 10 set forth any i1em '" tngton Beacn at a regular 92826 Geolfr!'y A ward wnll 111e County Clerk of Ot PORTING 1S05 E 171h
Anaheim =A3 Cos1a Mesa J BE A C H. A 11c t1 M F313'11 Pub1osneo O•anoe Coost grounds for •e1ectoon °1 tile 20 1988 by the tollowtng Ramirez 288 1 Bear St ..,,tn the County Cte•i. ol O• 1988 • Ana Cahl 9270 t
Cahf 92627 Wentworth City Clerk, Pubhsll~ Orange Coast Oa• \ P1•01 June 12 19 26 l>•d rofl call vote Cosld Mesa Cahl 92626 ange County Cln June 9 Fl14391 Tile F1c1111ous Business
K1m C llu t9S5 Anahe•"' Pub• SheO Orange Coasi Oa•I) P1101 Jun<! 26 Juli 3 Jul, 3 1988 Eecn l>•d snet1 5et lortll tne AYES • Councitmem1>e15 LeRoy Ramuez Jr 2881 1988 I PuDllsheO Oqinge Coas1 Name releueo to at>Ove was
=Al. Cosll Mesa Ca11t Oa111 Pi10• u•, 1 •Q81'1 tO t~ 1988 Su-605,lull names ano res•denc:es ol , l(elly Green Finley Erskme Bear St CostJ Mesa Cafll F313027 Daily P1to1 Jul) 3 10 17 24 lileO m Orange Count) on
92627 5u651 Sv-629 all persons and parties Mays Woncnen Bannister 92626 Published Orange Coast 1986 February 24 t987 FILE
Tlltt busmen is ton ' PUBLIC NO,ICE mtereSted on Ille proposal 11 NOES • Councotmemt>ers This bus1nen 1s con· Da•ly Pilot June 19 26 Julv Su·64 1 NO FJ33550
ducteo t>y a oenera PJ•t PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Ille b•O '5 t>~ a corPQ<atoon None dueled by a general par1 3 tO 1988 Marth& Nunnallv Maguire
nefshtp FICTITIOUS BUSINESS state Ille names ol the ot· A BS EN T C 0 U N nersll•P Su-6 t7, PUBLI" NOTICE t8 I 84 Palmello C1rc1t
Ch11t Sw>eton STATEMENT OF FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT I 1•cers who can sign an 1 CILM EMBERS NONE LeRoy Aamlre1 Jr I v Fountain vo1tey Ca111 92708
Th11 statement .. as lllt!l.1 ABANDONMENT OF NAME STATEMENT The 1011ow1ng per!.ons are[aoreement on DenatL or the I C1TY OF HUNTINGTON This 11a1emen1 was hleO PUBLIC NOTICE I FICTITIOUS BUSINESS W1ll1am Maguire 18 t8•
with the Countv Clf'•• 01 O• USE OF FICTITIOUS Tile 101tow•ng ~rsons d•e doing business as corporatoon and wll!'tl\er BI A C H • A L 1 CI A M · w1lll tne Counlv Cle•k 01 Or NAME STATEMENT Pa1me110 Circle Fountain
ange Co..nty ,,, ~un" • BUSINESS NAME do•n9 tws•ness as M ll\E GILBERT MASON· more than one o111cer must YI (NT W 0 RT H • CIT y ange County on June 16 FICTITIOUS BUSINESS Tiie following persons are \/alley Caltl 92708
1988 •ne 101•ow1no ce•sn"s LANORECH COMPANY R" 287 E 23rd St Costa s•on 11 lhe t>oO '5 Dy a pall· CLERK 1988 NAME STATEMENT I ooing t>usoness as This business was c:on·
F312t71 na~e dbanoone<J th.-'~" •' 620 Newpor1 Center 01111e Mesa Cat•• 92627 lneisll•p or 8 ioont venture. I PubhShe<J Orange Coast F383179 The tollowong pPrsons ar.i1 BENNER BROTHERS Oucted by a llust>nnO and
PubhShed Orang" COd5t 1 "'"' F'•C1111ous Bu~ ness 1 !th r:100, Newport Beach I Mike Lance G1tber1 282 E SIBie the names and ao-Oa•fy Pilot July 3 i988 Put>flsneo Orange Coast doing business c1s 24534 Coppe• c1111 cr El wile
Daily Pilot June •2 IQ 26 Name SOOEA"-"'A.lE"°~ c 811 92660 23rd St Costa Mesa Ca1r1 dresses 01 811 general pall· Su6S2 Daily Pilot Jun,. :>6 July 3 THE !RACEWAY GROUP Toro Ca1o1 92630 Tll•S s111emen1 was filed
July 3 1988 9 Rex• t G Pr ' "'" C.; ' LOV•S HOwafO Lanorecll 9262' ners ano IQ•nt veniurers 11 1 [ 10 17 t988 1833 Port Bar mouth Plate Steven Ray Long 24534 W•th Ille Counly Clerk ot O•·
Su-o 1' 92" '' 200S w BJIDl)a BlvO ~320 This uusoness '' con-tile btdOer 15 a sole 1 PUBllC NOTICE Su-632 Newport Beach Cal1I 926&0 Copper Cltll Cl Et Toro ange Cou11ty on June 9
-----------·ne F.c1 t1ou\ EJ..,,.n.,~~ Newpo11 Be.icr. C61tl 92663 duclea ll) an in<l•vodual lpropnetorsnop 0' another I w 1111am S Ho•anson Cahl 92630 1988 PUBLIC NOTICE Name ll•IPr•ec •~ It'll•""~\ Th·~ business •S con-Mike C.1tt11•r1 entity ttoat does business I FICTITIOUS BUSINESS I PUBLIC NOTICE 183'3 Port Bn•moum Pl~~·· Laureen Ann tong 24~34 Put>flsneo Orange Coast
I .,a 0r O•ang~ n·, ,, .. duCle<l D, an no•••<lua ln1s si.11ement was '•It'd under a hcl•h<Ns name the NAM( STATEMENT Newport Beat" Cohl q2nf>O COPVI!' Chi! Ct El Tor') I Daily P•IOl June 19 26 Jury
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS A;.• • • 0 e B " E HOwaro .. ana•ec" ••"t" '"" CO\.rnt; Cieri. ol Or b•d shall be in ine real name Ttoe 10110"1no persons are FICTITIOUS BUSINESS Donna l Ho~an\n.., '" i I Cali! 92630 J 10 t988
NAME STATEMENT NC 1=3--•30 fto•S s1<11emen1 was 1t1eo anot' Count, '"' Jurw 231°' 1"" b•dder with a des•g I do.no bus•nen as I HAMf STATf~NT Port Barmoutn P.ace Nt'w Tll1s 1>us1ness •s con-Su·62•
Tiie tollow•ng per~ons ..... Cnet l An<l•t!""' ''°'O••; w11n the Count, Cler• 01 Or l988 , ~atoon following showo~9 SHEL TEA CONCEPTS Tile lollow1ng persons are port Beach Col•• 92660 ducted t>y husband ana w•lel Glen •rv•ne Cal•' ~r ,, C t J 17 F*375 OBA /tile l1c1111ous rinme) 1 tJ t B11ker Sheet Costa d oin business as T S R -----------do~~E bc~'ri~~J~DGE 114 T,, ~ 1>u~1nes' .. .i~ cc•" ~~g~ 0"'"' ' on """ Putil,Shf'd O•ange Coast I prov•ded how~~; ~o hc.d
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Paula11no A"e E22' Cvsta Ouc·~ c, a ,,.. • .,,, l"J''"'" F313110 Daily Pilot Jul~ 3 10 17 24 totious name s use Sognpac lncorporaleO CLEANING SERVICE 49 W1111am S lic.l>.anso" w•t" the County CIPrk o! Or I
Mesa Ca11f 92626 SI' P PuD11sneo Orange Coast t988 unless tnere '5 a current C alifornia t I 3 1 Saki'<• I Pinewood Irvine Calll Th•S sta11>menl w.i• '""n anoe Coun1y ·on June 23 STATEMENT OF
Joan K Mol•o• 8~ • r111s Slatement "'d~ 't1t>O Uatl• P1101 June 26 July 3 Su-&45 reg1stra11on w1111 the Oranoe St•Mll Costa Mesa Catol 192714 th Ill Co t Cl " I 0 1988 ABANDONMENT OF ' (' 0 ' County Recorder In c;ase ol 92b26 wo e un y "1 o ' USE 0, FICTITIOUS Paul&11no Ave E:n; Lo~t..i ''"'" 1"" Cov"1• ... .. .,, ' 1(' .-IC!/.!8 " I Chflsty Lou Ea••• 49 I ange County Qro June It Fla4341 M~a Ca1.f 9262f> a,,ge Co..n, ,~,.,. -Su·636 PUBLIC NOTICE co•norat1ons incluOe the Tn1s business •s con· P·newooo Irvine Cahl tQ88 P b• " o 0 Coa I BUSINESS NAME "?&e names QI ''" Pres.oent ducted by a corporat«"• 927 t4 -u '5 e '<tn9e 5 I Jhe following persons Tiiis t>usoness " • r FICTITIOUS BUSINESS s I 0 F3l:Jeel Daily Polo! Jul~ 3 10 17 24 I have abandoned ti\(' use ot ducted D, an a .. .i •d PuDhsr>t'C O•a• ~ .. -ild~t PUBLIC NOTICE etretar~ "•asu•e• an I Angier K Angier Pr!''> Tll1S DuS•rlt'S5 •S con Put>l•\hl'd Or.Jroq.-Cc1,1't 1Qll8 ., M 0.,,1., p,1" 1 J •"" , .,.. <t NAME STATEMENT Manage• df'nt & CEO ducta"' h• an ondov•duai 0 P ~ 5 64._ !hf' F'1c1111ous Business
Joan ... 01101 ~ l'l~ll Tlw •ollov.•ng OE-rson• d•el The City Covne<I 01 lht' !hos s1a1timen1 "'J~ 1,1t'o Ct~~\,") 1 Earl) 1~'1~. ·:·~18eJ""" •''Jul,' u· c N ,1me FAP WES T w1~11":~ .. '~~~::::r. :.:· ,' .... "'J . ~ f I FICTITIOUS BUSINESS d 1 no Du'JnPSS as C•t1 , I Costa l.~Psa •PSP••f'S Wllh 1hP County Cit'•'< (11 O• Tr·~ statement was folt'd ., Su tJ..I<' EOITION5 1100 f Coast c NAM( STATEMENT "'"os·wP•TERS IN" tnP ••Ohl 10 •f' e<,I any • ~II illl91' CC'u11t1 ,,, JUl1l' c. with th!' Countv Clerk o• Or I PUBLIC NOTICE ~wy Cr,,,.1n(\ <lei M.tt Call! ~~i: °"'''• •'" PUBLIC NO TICE "he IQ i,,w,ng persons a1e 2d0" Buc'<er" St "lewocn I O•OS 1988 anc;w Cnuntv M Jun .. n F T OUS s ESS I 9:>625
F382676 OQ•ng Dvsine~s as Bl'.•C" c.1fll C!2660 OATEO June '27 t981! F312951 1988 PUBLIC NOTICE ten I BU IN I The FOChhC.uS Bu5oness
Puc•iVlPO ")~J g..-. 4 , ~ NAMf STAlEMENT 5 T<l.UC T 0~ COST COf\f 9..,-~••v• c:;t Newr•n r 1 D"l / P ·IOI Ju.., , 1Q88 Dd11., P•tnt unP tQ 26 Jul/ PubhS"ed 0 , l n e (.o.l St FICTITIOUS BUSINESS "t~P f 1 '"°'"9 CJPt., n~ dtt-1 f11~a n O'ilnge Count, on
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS RUSS HUGHES·CON 0 a"e C S1ao1onge• 240~ PuDhsneo O•ange Co.is1 Pul>'"~"f'C Or.tn9£< Coast F3M314 I NAME STATEMENT NamP •elPrrPO 'O ilbO•P was
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FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
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PUBLIC NOTICE
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NAME STATEMENT
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Olymplc ••Hing trl•I• to be held et thrH alt•• thl• wMk. 03.
Glenta acore winning rune -a•ln1t Plr•t•• on wlld pitch. D4.
Becker
disposes
of Lendl
Navratilova's
·reign halted
He finally prevails
on ninth match
point to reac h final
W IMBLEOON. En nd (A P) -
Bons Becker was so e asperated chat
he turned to a line ju ge for ad vice in
his men·s scm1fina match againsc
Ivan Lendl Saturda} C't Wimbledon .
"What sho t sho u d I use next?"
Becker asked the wo an as he tried to
figure out how to put way Lendt after
blowing seH•n match points.
The West German missed that
eighth t hance. 100.
.. hc said she didn't know enher."
Becker !io31d.
F1nall) on the ninth match point
spread over two days, Becker found
the right shot. a forehand that
wh1u1:d past Lend I, who was near the
net.
Thatga\C Bec ker a 6-4. 6-3. 6-7, 6-4
victor} and put him into today's final
for the third 11mc in four years. this
lime against Stefan Edberg. Becker
won in 1985-86.
It wa-. anothrr frustrating year for
Lendl. who 1s the wo rtd•s to p-ranked
men!s -pla~er but has never won a
G rand Slam tournament o n grass
Talking to the hne judge while
Lend! was serving in the dec1s1\C
gaml' wa~ rnns1dered b~ som e 10 be an
act ofgame~mansh1p h~ Becker
Becker also would som etimes
bounce a ball "hilc Lend I was
prepanng to sen c
Steffi Graf ralan the Championahlp Plate
on Centre Court at Wimbledon Saturday a•
U~o
runner-up Martina NavratiJova loou on
following Graf'• three-eet triumph.
Graf earns No. 1
label a ft e r ta king
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Robinson turns back Angels on two hits, 6-1
Beck<.'r said tr) ing 10 show up Lend I
was the farthest thing from his mind.
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thn.-c came Frida'. 10 the tu:breaker of
the third l>CI. "hi.ch Lendt "on. 10-
Bc( ker failed to cash 1n on om· of
the matr h point' "hen. "•th Lcndl at
his men.·\. he hit a forl·hand \Olle\
0' er thl· ba'>C.·linl·
The match "a' \USpended because
uf darknes'> afta the third set. and
(Pleaee .ee BECKER /03)
Detroit pitc h e r supported
by three home rs in win
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DI I ROI I t -\Pl -Detrmt's Jeff Robinson
,ind Pat 'ihendJn both lorml"r rnllege pla~ers. are
'"11 ttt••><l hawhall student'
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11-11 ',.tor' f nJJ' night "Ill'"· gut :.i grt•at iuture
Dodgers take care of Cubs
Leary s catte rs 10
hits. beats Chicago
for first time . 8-1
LOS .\NCi[U:.S <\Pl -fhc onl>
wa\ Tim Lear. kit he had a chance to
end h1~ pe~onal fi,c-game lo 1ng
streak ag.ainst the ChrcagQ Cubs "as
to make them swing the bat -
something thq do quite wt'll.
The Cubs managed 10 hm ofT the
Lo!> .\ng1.-lcs Dodgers' nght-hander.
but hr fru\lrated them when 11
counted en ro ute to an 8-1 v1c1orv
Saturda}' night at Dodger Stadium ·
"l JUSI had to work tonight." said
Leary. who struck out six and walk<.'d
one e n roull· 10 his fifth compktc
came of th<.' season and his first career
win ag.ainst the Cubs.
/I/
The schedule
HOME
Tooev-Cn1ca110 I OS om Juiv 4-SI Louis S 10 om •
Jul~ S-SI Louis 7 3S om
July 6-SI Louis. 7 JS Pm
July 7-ldle
Julv 1-P1llsbur11n 7 JS o m
July 9-Plt1sbur11n 7 05 P m
• On TV, Cnannel 7
• A.II oames on KA8 ( (190)
"I knew coming out of the bullpen Martina ·and a run-S(·onng groun-
1hat I wasn'1going10 be1n command. d out ti~ p1 nc h -h111cr J erq
so I had to mt>. m} pitches becau~ M umphrt.'\ thC'~ 're a good h1111ng team I tned (o -··1 "a' a·ltllk ltrl'd. but 1 "ante<l to
establish m~ fastball d own <.'atl) in mat..c -.ure I !>ta~cd aggressive:· said
the game and make then swing the Lean.\\ ho 1!' 4-4 at home this season.
bat. That St't the tone for the rest of the "Thi·~ is a tough part.. to h11 in.
(uh,· r0<l l.11· kll P1u• ~.;"ho
lt1ol.,·d no1hint1. hl.1· thl' pn1'-t'd nght-
hantkr "ho hlankt•d thl' CinnnnJtl
Rl·d, on lour hll' anJ nt• ":ill.~
'ilightf\ mon· than a 1twnth ago
Juhn Shclb1. ilnJ J...1rk (i1bsl1n t'alh
haJ thrl·c hit' JnJ '"t' R RI to lead the
Dnd[tl'r•; IO-h11 att.tl I.
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ht•h1nt.I thl· h1ttl'f'>. I JU'I ha\t' to O..·ar
down .int.I gl'l ahrad M thl'm "
(11b,on JOd f ranklin '\tubh" hit '"1 ... run '>tnttk~ 1n the lnunh inning a"
Lo' .\ngdt.·' rrurtt•d tm ""run' and
padded "' k.1J to 8-0 1n 'uppon of
I car. .,_5 l h1• Dodger\ ha' e \lllrC'd
I., run\ for him in tht.' IJ<.I '"o gaml'\
thl· 'amr numt~:r the~ got for hrm 1n
thr prn w us fi1. t'
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ha" ht•t•n p1l·kang up cat h o ther. 1us1
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hJ' ~·en pla~ 1ng ··
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g1•"d '"'him lh t.Jught him"' 'tJ' in lhl"r1·
game.. an'"a'· so 1f \OU Sta\ ahead o f the
l he Dodger" opened the "4.·onng
ag:.i1n"t Pico lln a o ne-lrnt "alk to
1ubh\. a d1,uhle do\\-n thr left fiC'ld
hne h' Gibson and Shclb' ·,.. l"l'·run
1nglc.up the m1ddk Dueling linemen .
The schedule
AWAY
T OQlh -0•"0' 10 3~ 6 r-•
J , • • ~ .... ~10 4 2~ Cl' -
J ' :.--'"'?"'O 4 JS o ,... •
Ju•v e--T:)'0'1'0 C )5 O~ •
Ju \ ' C !'-'iano 4 35 o ..,. •
Ju \ 8 -,.,., ano '35 0 ,...
Jw' ~ , .. , a"C 10 J5 e .,.. • o~ -. ("lanne s
• A Qa,.,•\ on MP( I 710
T hc:.onl> run olT him came in the h11.tcrs. 11 makt; 11 <"asier ..
fifth inning, on ron secu11ve singles b) The Dodgers didn't ha'c an)
Vance Law. Jody 'Davis and Dave d iffi cult) finding o pen holes again st
Cub-. <1hort..-1o p ha"°'' DuMton
left the gam1· 1n th« tifth inning\.\ 11h a
'itram<.'d left ham-.1nng
Todd Kato•elch of Corona del Mar le li•en
a abot by Huntington Beach'• Ke'rin Lewie
during workout in preparation for l"'rt-
nlgbt'• Orange County All-Star O.·e.
Ump conflicts
led to firing
~
NEW YORK (AP) -Conflicts
Wlth umpires helped Billy Ma rtin lo~
h is JOb as manager. New Yo rk
Yankees Owner George teinbrenner
said Saturday.
Steinbrenner was asked on NBC's
pre-pme show before the "G ame of
the Weck" whether Ma rtin was fired
June 23 for his rumored drink.in&
problemsand his poor handling of the
Yankee pitchers.
"lt was a combination of thmp.
And those were two things. but not
paramounc things." Steinbrenner
S&Jd "One of the things was the
umpire suua tio n. 1 mean when
you're told by the umpires associa-
tion tha t you will be 1rea1td dtfTettnt
than an y o ther (manqtr) 1n IM pme
and 1hat )'OU come out of the duaout
your aoing to be run ...
''Even a fter h is apolOI}' they didn't
come beck wtth a ful~tcak endone-
mcnt. Wccould1«W'Mtwuhappen-
1na. He was rcti<'Cnt to ao o ut and
arauc fbr his playm wMn they
tho uaht the} v.erc n~t ..
Giamatti brings classroom order to NL
Some have called league
chief 'dean of discipline· -~
By JIM DONAGHY
.~ .............
NE W YORK -Whecher1t'sm theclusroom
o r on th<' baseball field. . Bartlett G 1amatt1's top
pnon ty is order.
G1amattt. who was president of Yak for naht
years. 1s now m his second year as pmi<knt of the
National Lcaauc. He was sdccted president of the
NL on June 10. 1986 and the dec1s1o n c.arM a.s a
surpnsc 10 bu brethren 1n Ka<km1a.
"One group thouaht 1t was ntft)•. the othtr
thd uah t 11 was the ultimatt proof of m) rssirntaal
onsoundne They (ell into the camps I would
h:nt J)f'td1cted:· G1amat11 said in a rt'C'Cnt
1ntef\<ICW
Instead of volumci o f poetry by Dante a nd
ptnscr. his bookshclve and dn k are now
dutte~ v.-11h baseball memonbaha
"It became d ear lO me that lhas wu a whole
new culture;· G 1amatt1 said: "Thtte wtrt some
intcrcstina similarit1" to whctt I had bttn. 1n the
~n.c chat both cu lturn, are 't"I') lustoncall~
nnented and 1n ~time "a~~ n·tr1'~Pt'll1'<' ·\nd txlth
\\erC' fo1rh do\l'<l. in lt'rm\ l)I hO\lo peoplt 1."0mt' up
thl' rant..) ..
(j1ama111. "ho fl('nt a relat1,th Qu1tt tin1
H'M in offi Ct'. made htadhnc'-this <;('J~n "htn h<'
\u\pended C1 nl·tnna11 Manager Pl"tt Ro~ for \tJ
da'..,. for \ho' rng umpire Oa' e Pallone
~om1.• 00<,('0011 t11l1c1al\ and pla\t~ C'c.,mp.rc:-J
( 11ama111 to a "dc:in (11 J1 1phne" or .a 'C'lf-Sl\ IC'd
lhot N~s
"Order v.1thou1 lrttd<'m 1s n-prt~~"e a.nd
frttdom "11hou1 MJer ·~ anarch' ... G1amatt1 said
11ama111 c-ame t(1 offiC't' a' a~ 1dC'..('\cd fan and
ha\ had 10 team the ':anou' mtm:a,,es o( Na~Nll
l:iv.
While pt'C"l1dt n1 of \alt. (Hama111 ~a
'>Omellmt'\ M't'n tm\1nd the-'" League-campu
toting a traMllor d10 1unt"d into a &\ton Rt'd
\ &3"'<'
Whc.•n G1amatt1 Wll' announ<'td as lea,ue
f'rt~ttknt hC' madt' II dear that ht had no grand
11lu.,1on' of C"hang1n1 th<' pme· hC' lo""
.. 1 thmt.. •t\ gcocral one tamJl('n v.11h ha~ball
n hnk' '' humanh po s1hlt ... ht \aid "The fund~mental gnd. lhc grometn ' bt'au1' of,basebtill
o~hl to be altered gtnJtTI' "
( •• m tt1 ~" h" tl'h 11\a., mad<' mu h ea\ler
t>' 1h1• hl'lf\ hr tt•'t trnm f\1rmcr '' prt"'-1dcnt Chut:i
I l'C.'00\
I ""' Ml'<.'('J .. ( 11.1ma111 -.aid ··\h prcd<"-,.l'''°' "'•'" iral·111u\ l..nlw• k'Clge:iblt and \lo ond<'r
tulf\ l1•nhulmmg I 'rt'nt fwm Juf\ l "1 14•
l)\"t'rnhl·r l1tth 1 f\l~r.1 .l\ tht pr('">1den1~1~·1 I
l"tc.·n,-J lrarnt'\J and \\ .itl'h<.'d
· Thnr·, ,tn t•n,lrmou'I. amount of baS<'Nll
IJ\lo rcgul.11100' f'l'hl'1C" 11<nllcn and Mtabh M-d
tr,1m r.i..1 I"'"' 111·<'., that I a' a Ian had nCI grup 6f
l hat h,\, Wl.<'n .i loni ume to .Ji:~u1re and I still
,11ln·1rfl'tcnJ1t1 l,1rttf'l.ll all 0(1ha1 "he said
1-arhcr th" m<'1nth. CC1mmt\\10TI<'r PC'ttr
l C'tx'rrnth announ~·l'd hC' ~ould not aC'C'C'pt a
\C'H'lnd fi,,._,r.ir ttrm anJ \,1ama111 has emeried
.ts thl" hl..th replAc<'mC'nt
l ctx-rmth ...:i1d hO\lot'' er he •111 remain
throu h the OCJOl1a11on., for • nev. pll\tn'
,ont ~t1norocrtoa'\'11Ja ~ot1~trans1t1on
( 11 matll '"'" h1\ pnf1nt1<" art .,un1lar 10
l t'll(rrt,th'\
•< on11nuc.'\I ad1. :anl ~ment\ 1n minonllN 1n
h.l..ch.111
• \ton1tt'r 11;umtan~ ~bu4-C and pt0\'1de
uppmt and rchab1l11111on. ·
•Pro' 1dt-an ~td('Th amh1anct at patt.s and
1n,t. II rri,,ram' le' curh a Ml abuJC" b' fan'
U.S. poloista
win, 11-10
'I< 'I< >-.. I<)-.. -l •l'lil.lle Cra11
\\ I ,, '" \\\lppc'd 3 \hOI b) \tor
t "''·'"'""•th t"o <;('\'onds left for an
' 1111ir.. for t tft l n1tcd \ates
'c-1 tof\ r.rnt..\'d 'I USl~sla' 1a 1n an
nh1h11111n \lo&IC'f f)<llo match Satur-
d,I\ n1~h1
1 h~ pm<' N't~('('n the l ' and '\ 11>1""'"'' Of\ mp1" teams at t~
I nl\cr..tt' o t the P ,·,fie was the first
110\ 1n a "'"'It\ ICIUI thro uahout
< 1lltom1a
l ~·m \t hmcdtr ·ore<! four p1s
111 k.,d thr fourth r-anlcd l 1. taim.
wh1k \ a~hn DJUh(l and O<>eanin
ta,·b '40m::i thrtt goal\ to \(ad
'ugosla' ta
l he \men~n and Y~av1a
rt'tum to arnon for the woond pme
tll tht '>t'nc\ todt' It • tanfOfd. \Mn
hcaJ \OUth IOJQ\ at CVtl)On H.artic.
H 1p.h 11 .. o'clock o n Tunday
l'hc tcnnoont1nun wtlh pmes on
~t'dncsda at lJ n o.c.>. fndlly
at ~lmont P'tau 1n Lona ladi ud
\aturda' at Ptppndtne On1vcnaty.
b
OrMge Cwt OAJLV PtLOT/ &indty July 3. 1988
Pirates.packing
'elD in thanks to
super salesnian
From Tale A11oclated Pres•
PITTSBURG H - A former Jem1-pro Ill
soccer player who grew up to the &atles'
hometown of Liverpool and onCt' worked
for Bnt1sh Leyland Motors may be as
imponant to the Pittsburgh Pirates' murgence as Jim
Le' land or Bobb~ Bonilla.
· Bernie Mulli n ne,er pla)ed baseball. but he knows
ho" to ~11 ll 't ou ta lk about a super salesman? &mac Mullin
hn~ sold peopk on attend tog Pirates' games. so~ething
he "as told an I 985 was impossible -not af\t'r a drug
scandal. a run ol last-place finishes and a succession of
h1gh-pn<'ed and unpopular players.
If the Pirates' turnaround on the field has been
rt•markable. its transformation from dying franchise to
11 txX>mmg.'1brant one 15even more dramatic. Baseball
Comm1 ss1oner Peter l 'eberroth calls 1t thC' proudest
accomplishment ofh1 s four-) car tenure.
··1 ne\ er thought baseball was dead in Pittsburgh,
because th1s 1s a great spons town. a great community,"
c;aid Pirates General Manager Syd Thnft. "We JUSt had
to g1\e them something "orth watching:·
Th1rft acquired the pla)er5 and Leyland manages
them. but Mullin. sales and marketing director Steve
Cirl·rntx·rg. 'olunteer sales director Bob Dcrda and
l>thl·rs ha'e put people to the stands to watch them -
lots and lot!) ofpt"ople in a stadium where only 735.900
"andaed Ullo Pirates· games to 19 5.
'..:o".JUSt three ~ear after the worst attendance b>
a !\a11unal League club this decade. the Pirate's will
thn.•aten thl' fra nch1Sl'0S all-lame attendance record of
I 1u' 2~ !>el 1n I %0. The' 0H' drav.n more than
400 .tl(X) hall\.. a' through their homC' season aftC'r more
than 121.000 turned oul for thrt.>e games w11h the Ne"
'I or~ :O.kts la'' "'eel... and \tull1n said the) could dra" 1
m1ll1un ran' b' l 41lll ··\\ha t·~ the om· 1h1 ng that's turned 1t around"'"
~tulhn c;a 1d "h·~ not l)nt' thing. it's the. 1.000 ~lungs
"'l"re Jom~ N-ttcr \\ c."' l' tned all along lo be a D1sne~ ·
st\k op("rJt1l1n. "here thl' "io I pnon t~ v.as fo r our gue'I~ to h:l' e lun in a dean and safe en' 1ronmc.-nt, 1N1th
C'\lCl knt l'USlllmc.•r ~n ICC
··\\ e lJll thcm 2ue,ts. not fans "e got that from
D1snr'. h>(l bu1 th:it', "'hat the~ arc. our guests for thl' da~ ·· ·
Quote of the day
Charlie Manuel, balling coach lor the
( le' eland I nd1an . ,·redning Hall ol Fame
slugger Harmo n l-..1llebre"' "Ith gi,tog him a
'aluahle hmmg ti p that he has passed along 10 has
student'" 1th the T ntx· "Harmon told ml' ne\C'r
to chl'"' gum at the: plall' He said 11 makes ~our
e~eball-; bounce up and down."
Jacobsen extends lead to four
-P~ter Jacobsen surva"ed a boge\_-n
hogl'\ fin 1<,h to stretch has lead to four
strul es Saturda} afta three round~ of the
\\ l''>tl·m Open Golf Tournament m Oak
Brno~. Ill Jal obsen. see!.. 1 ng his fi rst "1ctol") stoce I 984,
.,hot a 3-undcr-par 64 oH'r the Buller Nauonal Golf
( "luh ,our'>l'. "hich \\as robbed of its natural defC'nscs
h' thl' .1b"><:nle uf 'A 1nd Jarnb!>en. rebounding from
hal l.. pmhlem<> thal ha'e plagued him for three year.;,
complrtl"d 5-l huk' in 12-under-par 2()-i and matched
the largl''>t th ml-round le<1d on the PGA Tour this
sea'>on. Dan Forsman, Daye Eicbelberger, BIU Britton
and Jim Benepe. pla) ink an his first PG.\ Tour event.
shared <;c;.'C"ond at 20 For\man had a I that incl uded a
double bogl·~ -ti on the IJ'>t hole Bntton mo"ed up with
a 6 7 The -l-l-\ear·old E1l hl'lbergrr shot 68 and Benepe.
a \\ ~oming nat1 ,·e "ho has pla}ed on 1he Asian tour. in
.\uo;tralia and C Jnada 1n the l~st 1"0 ~ears. had a boge}-
tree 69 Mark Calca,'ecehia v.as ne\t at 209 after a 67
all) Little tool.. Jnother <;tep towa rd her flrst~F'GA
'1ctor;. <,1nce I ':ll\2 b~ shoollng a 3-under-par 69 for a
p.1,o-sho1 IL-ad after th ree rounds of the du Mauner
("Ja,s1c in C oqu1tlam Bnt1sh Columbia. Little. 36, had
a 5-l -hok total of 8-under-par 208 after three tnps
around the tdb l-\ard \'ancou,er Golf Club eour.;e.
Sherri Turner and LPG.\ Tour rookie Laara Davies of
England b<llh ~hot'\ 70s and "ere tied for second at 210.
Patti Riuo. Am) Alcott and Debbie Masse)' were next
at 213 R1110 c.hot a .... 0 . .\lcott had a ,I and MaSSl')
struggled lo a ., ' In Rancho Muneta . .\ustrahan
Peter Thomson shot .1 6-undt>r-par 60 to take a one-
strokc k ad afta the first round of the Senior Gold
Ru'ih
Sullivan wins another pole
Danny Sullivan tx·at the track record
b~ nearl~ t"'o mph ~aturda~ to clai m the
pok pm11wn Im tuda~ ·., 'ie' en th annual
( k ' d and ( 1r::ind Pr" _ ull1,an "'ho • enJl·d :i 24-r.lll' 'lump v. hen hl· ~un the Pon la nd 200
t'A O "ed ., Jg11 hJ' heen on the pok for all three(' ART
mad race' th1 ' <.CJ'>On H 1s speed of I 'H 068 mph on has
2bth lap t'f 1.1u.11tt~ ing broke the record of 136.287 mph
set last 'l'J r h\ Roberto Guerrero. \ulhvan·s Penske
Rdn ng tl·.1 mmatl·~ Rick Mean, "a~ the second-fastest
quah tier at I 'II 0·'4. a \peed he reached an Fnday's first
<,css1on anJ l,11kd 1111mpro\ e upon aturday because of
mechan1l.il pr11bll'm\ ~ull1' an and \>tears now ha\e
"'on fi \l' Pl thr "' pok po'i1t1o ns on the Ind) -car c1rcu11
th1<. 'L'M \k ar' l1n the O\als of lnd1anapohs and
PhO\'nl\ Jnd '-ull1,;rn on the mad courses of Long
Bear h P11nl.ind .1nJ < lndand Mears hasn't won a
road rau· 'lnl 1· ! •1)12 Hans Slack of G ratnau. West
(1aman\ Jw\ l' J n \uJ 1 200 Turbo Qua11ro to victory
. aturda' in 1hd k'd and Trans·-\m co,enng thC' 99.2
m1k" at an J ' a agl· <.peed of I 03.5 mph The v1ctOr} was
the firs1 l'\1•r in T rans-.\m compet1t1 on for Stuck. 37.
"'ho won thr2-l-hourle MansC'"'C'nt to 1986 and 198 7.
bu1 .\ud1·., Jll·\' hl·,·1-dnH' Quattro ha no"' won four of
this \Car\ SI\ Tran<.-.\m races ... Alain Prost of France
held. on Ill "'1n the pole pos111on for today's French
G rand Pn' 1n I c.· I a'itellct. hi s first pole 1n more than
two 'ears. and l'lldl·d Rra11han Ayrton Seua'1 six-race ~treik as the top qu:ihfier Prost on Saturda) rC'tamed
the lead he h:iJ Jlkr Fnday·s session by averaging
126 :222 mph on h1., fa~test run over the :! 3~mlle cou~.
which he toun·d in I minute. 7.589 seconds.
CHARLIE BRANDE'S
ORANGE COUNTY
VOLLEYBALL ~ CAMP
.,_.: Monday July 18-Frid1y 22 -12 30 10 5
pm Eech 01y
Where: Corona del Mar High School wtto: Boys & Girts Ages 9-16 beginning to
Intermediate
"GrNt CoecheS. • tournament.
and plenty of fun. It ... great last
Y9t1r. we pl•n ro make It even better
thla Y9t1r."
Sponaored by tM City of Newpo(t
a..ch f0< reglttretlon and more
Information cal ..,_.,,.,
UMlted 1pM1e llgn up Now
Cemp ,-.:
$105
1nc:Judes
T-Slllrt
.,
Stanford potential Cap •lte
STANFORD -Stanfof'd Stadium
has a aood chance ofbein& sel~ted as 1 site
for the 1994 World Cup i(the United 5iates
is named Monday as host nation for the 24-
team S<>C«r tournament. officials aid,
m
Stanford was not amona tbe 16 playina sites in l4
U.S. cities inspected in April by a committee of FIFA,
international soccer's1ovcmin1 body. because it didn't agr~ to commit the stadium as a venue.
But officials from both the univenity and the U.S.
Soccer F~erat1on said this week that an ap-eement
could still be worked out.
"We didn't say yC's to having World Cup pmn
played at Stanford, but we also didn't say no," said Alan
Cummings. senior assoc1att' director of athletics. "We
did sa) we "ould consider tbc possibility at a later
date."
The stadium drew more than 450.000s~tators to
nine Olvmpic soccer matches in 1984. 1ncludin1 a
capacll) "crowd of 83.642 for a semifinal between Brazil
and It al\. It also was the site ofSupcr Bowl XIX in 1985.
C11ies and stadiums inspected by FlFA arc the
Rose Bowl an Pasadena~ the Los Angeles Coliseum: the
1lver Bowl in Las Vegas: Oregon State University's
Parkl·r • tad1um tn Corvallis. Ore.; the Univenity of
\\ ash1ngton ·s Husky Stadium in Seattle: the University
ofM1nnesota"s Blain e Sports ComplC'X in Minneapolis;
'old1er Field in Chicago:· Arrowhead Stadium in
Kansas Cnv. Mo.: the Cotton Bowl in O.llas: RFK.
S1aJ 1um an ·washrngton: the Citrus Bowl in Orlando,
Fla . Tampa (Fla.) Stadium; Joe Robbie Stadium and
lhe Orange Bo"I 1n Miami: and JFK Stadium and
Franklin Field m Philadelphia.
Aikman testifies to i,cAA
Tl1LSA. Okla. -UCLA quarterback [iJ
f rm ~11..man and Oklahoma State widC' c II•
rece.1ver Hart Lee 0) ke s tesufied to the
~C .\ .\ concerning alleged tofractions in-
' oh mg tht" l lna,er.;11~ of Oklahoma football program.
Jrrnrding lo published reports.
l 'n1' ersll\ ofll cialson June 16 relC'ascd a summary
o l Io '1ola11ons alleged b} the Natio nal Collegiate
.\thkt1c.· .\si.<X·1at1on 10 a leuer of 10qu1ry. But school
otlinals "ould not di\ ulge names of todividuals.
The Tulsa Tnbune. in a copynght story. quoted
un1den11 fied !>ources close 10 the Oklahoma investiga-
tion a!> sa\lng that D}kes was hnked to an allegation
that he "a!> olTcred $1.000 by an Oklahoma staff
member" hl·n hl' was betog recruited 1n 1985.
.\11..man as named an a portion of the NCAA letter
thJl allc..'ges a staff member sold season football tickets
tor l'A O student-athletes and gavC' them the cash
rl'l'l'l\·ed. and offered to ell a third athlete"s ticket. the
nl'\\Spaper <iald
l n" a"t' of 0 1..lahoma athletic director Don me
Dunr::in ha<. rl'fu.-.ed to lOmmenton spcc1ficallega11ons.
Cobras dropped by New York
tan Hunte r reco' ered Eric • .:ebubert's m1'i'ied fi eld goal off the re-
b<1unJ Ol't 1n the end 1onc wnh 5:30
rc.·mammg 1l'Jd1ng the Nl·" York Knights
111 a Jl) .• "\O' 1l tof\ O\ er the Los Angeles Cobras an Arena
I outhall SaturJJ~ ni ght at the Los Angeles ports
\rrna On the l'nsu1ng kickoff. New York's EdwiJI
Love.la.dy.l!:ll un Gar) Mulk!Ls fumble tn the end zone.
a<,.thc Knight' ~napi:x·d~n eight-game losing streak and
~l'PI thl' ( obra<, from clinchtog a pla)off berth. Los
-\ngele'>. -l-tl l'an still claim the fourth and final playolT
t"k:nh an the.-~l\·tc.·am league wnh one victory to its final
)\'ll gaml'' or one loss b~ New York. 2-8 .... Golden
\tJtl' \\ Jmur<. cen ter Maaate Bol was charged w11h
drn ing "h1k tnto\ICatc.-d. assault and ballC'ry and
rl''>l'-llng ::irrnt \aturda~ after an early-morntog scuffle
"'1th Maf\ land . tate Police. an officer said ... The
f\1 tl"auk1.:c Hrr"er~ plaCl'd outfieldcrGleu Brau• on
thl' 15-da~ disabled hst and recalled pitcher Mike
Birkbeck !rum Clas!. -\'\.\ Denver of the Amencan
-\'<.oc1a11on Braggs has been sufTenng from a nerve
prohkm in h1\'nght shoulder. In order to make room on
1h,· 15-Ja\ <.h'iahled Im . Mike Felder has been
tran\lcrreci to.the 2 1-da\ disabled last .. EddJe Hill and
John Foret' l·arnc:d tor 4ualif~ ing pos111ons for today's
IMh .an nual :-.:HR.\ Le Grandnat1onal Molson at
~an::i 1r lntanat1onal Dragstn p an St. Pie. Quebec.
Tefevision, radio
TELEVISION
1' a m -TENNIS: Wimbledon men's final.
Imm V. 1mhkdon. England (Stefan Edberg vs.
B11m Bn ·l..a J. Chann('I 4.
X. ·o am -AUTO RACING: IMSA Camel
( on11nrn tal comi:x·t1t1on. from Watktos Glen.
'-: 'I F.SPN .
Ill. \Cl .1.m. -BASEBALL: Angels at
Detroit. ( hannC'I 5
111 JO .i m. -BASEBALL: :\tlaota at
\1onlreal. TH~
11 l JO a m -BASEBALL: Houston at New
\ OI k Ml'I<.. \\OR
11 a m -SPORTS SUNDAY: M1chelob
In' 11at10nal trac~a nd fi eld meet. from San Diego
(tJpedJ. Tour dl' France b1c)cle race preview.
( hannel 2
'.\loon -AUTO RACING: CART Cleveland
(1rand Pnx. ESPN
12 "\O p.m. -MEN'S GOLF· PGA Western
Open. from Oal.. Brool... Ill.. Channel 2.
I p m -BASEBALL: Chicago C'ubs at
DodRl'r!>. WCi N ~ pm -SPORTSWORLD: Amenca·s
Parad1<.t' Tnathlon. Mr. Olympia bodybuilding
contc<.t from Gothenburg 'i"'eden (taped).
C h::innd 4
~ p.m. -HORSE RACING: The Coaehtng c ·1uh \mcman Oak\. from Elmonl. N.Y .. ESPN.
1 pm -MEN'S GOLF· Rancho Muneta
'x'n1t1r ( 1nld Ku\h f 5PN.
'i "\11 rm -AUTO RACING: NASCAR
Purnno 500. Imm Pocono. Pa. (taped). Pnme
Tickl"t
7 "\CJ r m -MEN'S VOLLEYBALL: Man-
hattan lkJl h nsx·n !delayed). Pnme Ticket.
RADIO
IO \0 a m -BASEBALL: Angels at
Dl'tro1 1 l-..\11'< 1-i 101.
I pm -BASEBALL: Chicago Cubs at
l>odgl'r\ 1-...\B( 1NOI
I p m -BASEBALL: St Louis at Padres.
1-..I MB (7 M!J.
... Dotson put on
disabled list
CHIC -\GO.(A P)-ThC' New York
Yankee<; have placed pitcher Richard
Dot<.on on the I 5-day disabled hst
be-cause of sore left groin and trans-
fcmd tofieldC'r Wayne Tolleson from
the 15-da> DL to 2 1 days.
• I . ==
The r ankecs also activated left·
hander Ron G uidry for the game
aea1n'1 the Chicago White Sox Friday
n1gh1 In his tcason d~ut, G uidry
went 4' 11001n.as. allowtng sax h1tsand
one t"arntd run
Gu1dr) has been on and otTthe DL
b«au!I<' of a sort' left s~ouldcr that
requ1rt'd 'urger) last Wlnter
r
Toronto'• Kelly Gruber brea.ka ap doable
play attempt by Oakland'• Glenn Hubbard
~~
during 9econd )J!nlnC Saturday at Edrl-
bttion Stadlum. Gruber wu oat on play·
Candelaria mows down
White Sox on two hits
Yankees pitcher strikes out
12 in shutting out Chicag_o_
From Tbe Auociated Presi
John ( andC'laria p1tchC'd his se<:ond two-hitter ofthC'
season and Jack Clark hom('red and singled Saturday as
tht New York Yankees defeated the Chicago White Sox,
4-0. ~It Comiskey Park.
Candelana. who didn't walk a batter and struck out
12. g.a' e up a lcadoff single to Gary RC'dus o~ his second
pitch of the game and then retired 22 straight batters
befo re Dave Gallagher singled with o ne out tn the eighth
inning. -
Clark led off the second inning wnh his 17th homer.
It l·amc off krT) Reuss. who) 1elded three runs and ninC'
h1ti. to Fi mnings. In the founh. Dave Wtofield wa lked
and came around on singles by Clark and Gar)· Ward.
W1ll1r Randolph's sacnfice fl y and Mike Pagl iarulo's RBI
~ingks accounted for the other runs. . .
Candelaria called his other 1wo-h1uer. a 13-stnkeout
JOb against Oakland on Ma~ :!2. "a belier game. I had a
better fast ball. Toda~ I th rev. a lot more curves."
The 'etaan kft-handcr has issued only 13 walks 1n
1 0~1 1 1nn1ngs.
"I pndt• m~ self on m~ control." he said. "I don'l l!ke
'A al king people. rm not that overpowenng that I can gave
up v.alks ...
Elsewhere 10 the Amencan League:
Indians 10, Marl11ers 7: In Cleveland. Joe Caner. Ron
K11tlc and Brook Jacob) dro ve to two runs apiece and
Dl'Ug Jone~ ntended his major-league record stnng of
~'cs to 15 an a ro" as the lnd.lans snapped a sa.x-game
lo., mg '>treak.
Winner John Farrell took a 9-3 lead into the eighth
inntog but &a'C' wa} to Jones after Steve Balboni hit a
three-run homt"r "uh two out. his fifth of the season.
Jones. appeanng for the first time since he set the
rernrd of 14 consecuti ve saves on June 24. preserved
Cle, eland's s1·<1h victory 1n its last 22 games. It was his
I lit h save 0 ' era II.
Twins 8, Brewers t : Kent Hrbek drove 1n three runs
"Ith a pair of homer.; and Charhe Lea won his fifth
'tra1gh1game 1n Mtnnesota's victory at County Stadium.
Hrbe k h11 a solo homer, his 13th. off Milwaukee
tancr Chris Bosio. 6-9. in the sixth inning and followed a
lcadoff single b) K1rb) Puc kell with a towenng 435-foot
ho mer o'er the nght-field wall off Chuck Cnm in thC'
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Cubs ready to deal Sutcliffe?
Zimmer denies
rum-or that pitch~r
is headed for AL
By Tlat Auoclatt>d Pre11
The latcs1 rvmor surrounds a
po's1blc tradC' of pitcher Rack Sutcltf·
re lo an Amcncan League contender.
"It"s stnctl y a rumor and was
started b}· a guy with a penci! ... says
("hic&JoCubs Manager Don Z1mmer.
"'Why somebody would write this
1s beyond mC'. si nce there is absolutely
no truth to 1t. ThC' only thin& I hope is
that 1t doesn't bother Sutcliffe. or any
pla er for that matter ...
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Mark Lang.,ton. who won ~ first
Gold Olove m Seaule history last
\t'Hon. leadsall majorteaaue pitchcn
1h1$ season with four C1TOr$.
0
Telephone records were sh1ttcred
Tuesday when U m1lhon peopk
tned to call to buy tickets to the
h1\tonc first m&ht ba~ball pme at
' Wngle y Field. llhno1s Bell officials
said.
Even a caller from Alaska was
c;andw1ched 1n among the people who
participated in a the telephone offer-
ing of 12. 756 remaimng tickets ta-the
Aug. 8 game against Philadelphia.
0
How bad are thtogs going for the
Ctoctonat1 Reds?
• Their mana~r got a parking ticket
Tuesday -on the downtown strctt
that's named for him. Manaaer Pete
Rose. under fire for the club's poor
pla)' and a hneup card mistake that
cost the Reds a first-inning rally
Monda) ntght. got. a parking tic;kct
Tuesda) on Pete Rose Way.
0
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81'l innings and matched his 1987
,,.1ctof) total as the Astros beat Los
AngC'lcs, 4-l Tue$day,
Knepper w:u 8-1 7 last season af\er
gotog 17-12 in 1986
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O utfielder Darryl Strawberry ~
came the father of &ir1 Tuesday when
his "1fc. Lisa. p vc bin.h at North
hore lJn1vcn1t) Hospital shortly
•
aft(•r ID a.m.
I tosp11al pokC'swo man Carol
Hauptman said the tofant weighed six
pounds. 15 ounces and was named
Diamond N1colC' Hauptman said the
mother and daughter arc "doin&
super."
She described the binh as "an easy
and Unl'"entful birth." Later that
night, trawberry hat a homC' run.
Earlier this season. Strawberry hit
two homC'rs on his son's birthday. . 0
"Je" York 's ponsC'hannel. which
eam(•o; Mcaand Yankcnpmes. wtll
begin scrambling its signal Oct. I.
making It unavailablt to dish owners
who were getting its s1anals for frtt.
0
Houston's Nolan Ryan lost his
founh stra1gh1 dCC1$10n Wednesday
desp11e stnkin& out 10 bitten for the
I 18th t1mC' to his career.
R)an again failed to become the
s.tventh pitcher 1n m-.>or ~
bntory to win I 00 pmcs for rwo
different clubs. He won 139 pmcs
with the California Anarls a.nd tw 99
w1th tht Astros .. Ryan has oot won
since.Ma) 29
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\ Orange Coast DAILY PILOT /Sunday July 3. 1988 0 3
,Olympic registration begins l S~tng team preparing for Star. Soling ~~·~~~;:~~~~~~~'::i"<\~~;~~~ At.1101
Locuan
Elliott earns narrow
Firecracker 400 win
I trials next weekend a t three locations SIO~~g1nally madeofwood. fiberglass
hulls were approved in 196 7
D \YT<>"\.\ BE<\CH Fla. (<\Pl -
8 111 Elliott ht'ld otT Rid, \\ ilson b> 18
1n('ht'\ \aturdJ\ in a bamper-rubbmg
lin1\h to win tht• Firc .. racker -tOO
'.\\( .\R )llX.k rnr rJl C: at Da\lona
\.\ 1b l1n who ne,er finished belief
than \t'' l'nth 1n a \.\ uuton Cup e'ent
dogged Elholl'!o rt'ar bumper from the
timl· tht: Elliott mo,ed into thr lead
on l.sp I J until the' third turn of their
tinal tnp aro und tht: 2 5-mik htgh·
bi.Inked ll' al
Soon. the U .S. Olympic sailing r team wall be in the books. r Reg1strat1on and mC4'SUrement of
boats began takjng place Friday
'
through Monday at three locations
which will be the sues of the official
Olympic tnals.
, Close at hand will be the trials for
the Star and Solingclas.ses at San
Diego Yacht Club. O ther venues will
I be at Newpon. R.l. for the 470-men.
4 70-women. Flym1 Dutchman. Tor·
nad o. and Di vision 11 sailboards. and
at Marblehead. Mass. for the single-
handed Finn Class.
Racing at each location will be next
ruesday through Saturday. with July
I 0-11 reserved for laydays. and racing
c:ontinu1ngJuly 12-16.
The sailing 01) mpi'cs begin Sept.
17 at Pusan, Korea, with the opening
t•ercmoniesat Seoul. Racing will be
Sept. 20-26withSept 27-30sctas1dc
as rescn e days. Closi ng ceremonies
1 arc scheduled at Seoul Oct. 2.
The San Die10 tnals involve the
only two keel boats in the seven
Olympic classes. the 22 1/1-foot, two-
man Star. and the 26-foot. 9-inch
three-man Solin1.
The Star is the oldest o ne-<iesign
(all alike) class an the world and bas
been an Olympic class since 1932, wih
the exception of 1976. Today the Star
1s sailed 22countnesand is divided
anto 161 fleets. There have been 7,000
Stars built over the years and there arc
2.000 still active.
The forefather of the Star was an
18.-foot sailboat called the Bug. de-
signed 1n 1906 by Bill Gardner at the
urgingofCommodore "Pop" Cory on
Long Island Sound. Four years later.
Cory asked for a more com fortable
version oflhe Bug.
In response to this request. Francis
Swe1sguth 's Star made its appearance
on Long Island Sound in 1911. This
early ~crsaon was agafT-ngged boat
wi\h main and jib. 41ter at was
Cram outfinishes
'Dream Mile' field
Kristian sen s u ffers
fi rst setback ever tn -
10,000 at Os lo meet
0 LO. Norwa> (AP) -Bnta1n's
\te'e ( ram outk1cked a star-studded
field 1n the final 40 meters Saturday
night to win his fourth straight
"Dream Mile" al the Bislett Games
l·\·\F ~1oh1l Grand Pnx track meet
Earlier. Liz Lynch-McColgan
Bnta1n handed world record-holder
lngnd Kristiansen of Norway her
liN-ever loss in the 10.000 meters.
L) nch-McColgan, who beat K.ns-
11anscn an a 3.000-meter race at
lklfa!>t. Nonhern Ireland. last Mo n-
da). \\a\ timed an 31 minutes. 6.99
-.eco nds before a stunned crowd of
about I 0.000.
( ram came from the ins1cje lane to
t)\cnake Jens-Peter Hero ld of East
t 1crmam. fellow Bnton Peter Elholl
;rnJ .\bd1 Bile of Somalia. "'ho
!>urpr~wg.1~ won Lbc.-l.500 meters m
la\t ~car'<. World Champ1onsh1ps
c ram Y.on an a 11me of three minutes.
-H<.85 ~·cond!>.
It "a!> a great comeback for the 27·
'ea r-old Cram. who finished last in
lhl' \\ orld Champ1o nsh1ps last )ear
Jnd "'as running his first maJor race
ol 14!!8
"I .,aid hefon~ tht' race that 11 "ould
not matter v.ho v.on to night." C'ram
"3td "Hut I'm \Cf! pleased It "as a
'l'f) ~ttsf) mg" 1n.
"I m·l·Llcd a rat·c like that to get m)
w nfit.knce back B1 slett 1i. the best
tral k 1n 1he world "
(ram set the "orld record of
1·.l6 J2 in pcrtel·t conditio ns here
three )ears ago. On Saturday. high
.humidtt) and gusty winds caused
some problems for the runners.
Ell1o n 's time was 3:49.20. JUSt .02
ahrad of Herold and .20 in front of
Bile.
Ste\f Scott. Amenca·s to p miler 1n
the last decade and a s1x-1 1me U S.
champion an the 1.500. was fifth 1n
3:50.09. Fello"' American Jim
Spl\ C\ onze medalist in the 1.500
in e Wo rld Champ1onsh1ps. fin-
ed Sl\th 1n )·50.57.
It wa~ the fastest I 0.000-meter ume
an the world this )car and a personal
best fo r L~ nch-McColgan. who had
~m·dKted after her Belfast ' 1ctof) that
she would bca1.,.Kns11ansen in this
meet.
Sht• did. pulling awa) late m the
rare .\fler running most of the "a)
together and lapping several o ther
runner\, Kns11ansen suddenly stop-
ped "tth 21 ) 13p'> left "ue to pain an
both sides
Knst1ansen. v. ho has broken four
"orld rl'l'ords in the 5.000 and I 0.000
ml-:-ter•; at B1slet1 tadl'Om since 981 .
n:sumt"d running after a fe w seconds.
But shl' had no hance 10 catch
\le( olgan. who had built up a 100-
meter lead.
In thl' men\ 5.000 meters. Pascal
Thtl'bJut nipped John ~gug1 of
l\.en\J b\ Iese; than a half.second .
"inning in 1.l J 7 48, the fa stest time
o f \hl' ~car "lgug1. "ho had the
prn w u" fastest time "as dockt'd in
I J l ~Y5
fac;t <iermam ·~ Heakr Drechsler
bla1cd to a IO 111 clocking in the
"omen·., I 00 ml' I<.' rs for th(· second-
fo.,test 11mr of lhl' \l'ar .\mencan
Flort·nrl' fo\nl'l-(1nffith has a 10 IN
earlier this ~·ear
GRAF CAPTURES TITLE. • • FromDl
ain't so bad. \ou know."
No. 9 ma>° ne'er com e as long as
< iraf fires the kind of rocket returns.
s1ultng smashe!I and booming sen es
shr dtd on a fi rkle weather day at the
•\II England Club
"She's ama11ng ... said Na' raulova.
"ho fa 1 led to w1 n a s1 ngles or doubles
111le al a Grand Slam e'ent for the
tirc;1 time since the I Q8J French
Open
"I "'as hitting good volle~ sand she
kept running them do"n." she said.
"She's JUSt so fast. Other players
"ould not even get to those balls. and
\he "as h1tt1ng winners:·
In last "ear's final. Navratilova
tt1ok ad,ant.age of G rafs unstcad)
backhand and beat her an straight
~ts. This year. thert' was no weakness
to l'\plott
.. hr's better than she was a year
agtl ... Navratilova said after losing a
\Vambledon final for the first time.
.. -h,•'!I definitely improved her
harkhand return and she volleyed
c\lremel) well. I was surpnsed she
t ame in ~o mu(·h ··
(iraf. the ~oungcst woman singles
l'hamp1on at Wimbledon since
Maureen Connolly won an 1952 at age
17. won nine straight games after
falhng behind. 2-0. m thr second set.
"I got reall) pumped up an the ~ond set.'' said Graf. the first
• Ucrman woman to win the sinr.Ies
tttle since C'1 ll> Aussem in 1931. "ihe
1 last two sets I played the way I should
have from the beginning."
Ur.if broke for a~ lcaa in the first
set with a lob that Navratilova
JUmfl('d for and m1 s.ed. But after Graf
held serve for a 5· lead. Navratilova
, took the nr xt four games to win the
set.
~aHat ilo'a made 11 !IP~ straight
gn ml'5 \\hen she broke Graf with a
backhand 'olk) 10 make 11 2-0 in the
!i("l"Ond set But then the tall teen-ager
caught fire. w1nn1ng nine stra1g.h1
gamcc; before
~a H atilova broke her w 1th a
backhand winner to close \l.1 thtn 3-1
1n th{' final set.
Thr match was then suspended for
44 minutes b) rain. "hach fell
sporad1call~ throughout the da~.
When pla) resumed. G raf qu1ckl)
b roke Navrnt1lo' a to go up. 4-I. The
frustration showed when the 3 t-vear-
old defending champion slammed
her me.let down on her chair dunng
the changeo' er.
.\fter holding at lo t'. G raf gamed a
match point with a bla.z.mg forehand
rl'tum and then ended the contest
wtth a cross-coun backhand that
nicked the top of the net and sk.1ppcd
past :"Javrat1lova .
"I ~w her 1n the locker room
(dunng the rain break)and shc looked
down." Graf said. "She didn't look
rela,ed. I thought she would have a
tough time coming back.''
Even though she is one of the all-
11 me Wimbledon greats. Navratilova
rareh 1s a crowd favorite here. After
her 'semifinal '1ctory over Clms
E\•ert. she said thr fans made her fetl
"hke a Martian out there."
<\fler Saturdny's match. she again
blasted the fans for booing her when
she went to thr sidelines to wipe her
glasse during the Sttond set.
"I was so upset. I couldn't believe
tt." she said. "I wasn't arguing about
hne calls and 1t wasn't game-
smanship. I was JUSt waping off my
glasses."
BECKER OUSTS LENDL •••
P'romDl
rain twice delayed the tounh set
Saturday.
W ith the score at 2-2. it was halted
for 32 minutes. When play mutned.
11 took lkcker I :43 to hold his scrv1et
for 3-2 lead. then played was halted
again for 37 minutes.. i
It stopped rainina about a minute
after the second delay. but the delay
conunued because. as it was an·
hounetd. "There is a bi1 black cloud
com1na our way."
\\Mn play resumed. Lendl strua·
g.lcd 10 hold his servt and even tM tel
at 3-l Becker won a .,eat raUy to put
the pme at deuce. Bc:cktt then had
bruk point four umeu.nd Lendl hdd
tht advantqt five urncs ~(Ott lmdJ
~Wsen~ . .
Becker caStly held h11 tttVlcc
before closinf out the match.
In the fina p me. Becker wen t up,
40-15. on Lendl's serve before Lendl
evened at deuce after Bttker bit one
return into lhe net and hit another
shot JUSt out. ·
On hts ne"t two match points.
Beder netted the ball both umcs..
Becker -.-cnt to the net as 1f to
measure its hctaht. thtn reached
match point .. n. Next came
8ccker's chat with hne Judge. as
umpire Richard Kaufman intoned.
"Let's play."
Lendl res1>0nded by scrv1na an ace
to even the pme. Bttker followC'd
with a crossicoun shot that Lendl Just
barely aot his nu:kct on and the bell
went out. Thc match ended on
8cclcet's siulint forehand
BOATING V1talsuu1sttcsofthe tararel2
feet. 8 inches length 0' erall. 5 feet. 8
inches beam. 3 feet. 4 inches draft.
weight 1,400 pounds. and uil area
258 square feet It 1s sailed with a
skipper and o ne crew.
The . oling 1s the largest ( 26 feet, 9
1nche)1a nd the hea' iest (2.200
pound)) o f the 01~ mp1c classes
Other d1mcns1o n'> are 6 feet. 3 inchc\
beam. 4 feet."\ 1nl hes draft. and
came'> 23.hquare feet of sail
lnta nauon.tl )JXedwu> ·
U liutt "'ho \tarted 3tsth in thl' 42-
•J r fit·ld did not lead unt1I 13 la ps
lrnm thl' l'nd ol the *00-male. I bO-lap
r.s~c'·
\\ 1bun thl'n do" t' lo~ on the trac~
<1nd Cilugh1 Etho11. nosing aht>ad
rnm1ng off tht' lounh turn
The oling 1s a three-man (skipper
and two crew) that wa .. designed b~
Jan Herman Lange ofNorwa\ in 1964
stnctl) asa proposed 01) mpic class
In the 19 ha11tngOl)mp1cuhe
gold medalist was Robbie Hames r1nle thl' 1.>a""On\llle ua dn,er
gul h1'> Ford Thunderbird in front.
h11wl'' er he kept 11 there. beating
\.\ t1''>on \ Old~mob1k ( utlass b) less
than tht: le ngth of h1., hood
Bu 1 Ell1utt who no"' has.2b car~r
'1ctone!> and a ~ne.,·leadtng thrtt
tnumph!> tht~ s.t'aw n hdd has
ground dra"' 1ng bal k alongside
"1l'>on
h was first chosen as an 01) mp1c class
in 1972.replacingthemoreexpensne
5.5 meter
n o" ofH unttngton Beach." 1th
formn 'c" poner Rod Da' 1s. and Ed
T re' d ~an o l \an Diego as crew-
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Giants collect 'wild'
win-over Pittsburgh
San Fra ncisco notch es wtn nt
runs on bases:--loaded wild pitch
From TM A1aocla&ed Presa
The biggest run producer for the San Francisco
Giants Saturday was Pittsburgh's Barry Jones.
A' wild pitch by Jones with the bases loaded enabled
San Francisco to score two runs in the bottom of the
eighth inning and defeat Pittsburgh, 2-1. at Candlestick
Park.
Pinch-hitter Ernest Riles led off the bottom of the
inning with a single, only the Giants' second hit, and
staner Doug Drabek was replaced by Dave Rucker, 0-1.
After Brett Butler walked, Jones relieved and Robby
Thompson·s sacrifice bunt moved the runnen up. Will
Clark was walked intentionally 10 load the bases. Wit~ th e count 0-2 on Candy Maldonado. Jones
threw a wild pitch that catcher Junior Oniz couldn't find
as Riles and Butler scored.
.. I knew before I threw it that 11 was going to be down
and away," Jones said. "The last thing r was going to do
was hang it. I was going for a strikeout:•
.. Everythi ng went right," Butler said. "There were
two strikes and ( was looking for Candy to make contact.
I d1dn 't look at the third base coach (Bill Fahey). I just
looked at Onaz and figured he didn't know where the ball
was."
Pittsburgh's Darnell Coles hit his fifth homer in the
top of the. eighth to break up a scoreless pitching duel
octween Drabek and San Francisco's M ike LaCoss. 6-6.
I n other N ational League games:
Mets 7, A1 tro1 !: Dwight Gooden pitched a five-
h11ter and Darryl Strawberry hit his 20th homer of the
season and drove in three runs in New York's win at Shea
Stadium.
Gooden. t 1-4. who had a no-hitter through five
innings. patched his seventh complete game of the season.
Th" 23-year-old right-hander has 49 complete games for
ht ~ career and is I 0-1 against the Astros.
Pbilllet 5, Reds 3: David Palmer combined with
three reltevers on a four-hitter and also doubled in two
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Kansas Caty
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Aqel• Seattle
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Won 2
Won 3
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lost I
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lost I
Home Away
22-16 28·13
23-16 21-17
21-19 21-18
21-21 16-20
19-23 16-20
15-23 19-22
18-20 13-29
Octrou
New York
Cleveland
Boston
Toronto
Milwaukee
48
46
42
39
39
38
29
32
37
36
42
41
EAST DIVISION
.623 7.3
.590 21/l 6-4
.532 7 3.7
.520 8 6-4
,48 1 11 5·5
.481 11 2·8
Baltimore 24 SS .304 25 S·S
Sat•rday'1 Scores Detroit 6. Angels I
Oakland I I . Toronto 3
New York 4. Chicago 0
Cleveland 10. Seattle 7
Kansas Ci ty 3. Boston 1
Minnesota 8. Milwaukee 2
Baltimore 7, Tellas 4
Tod.,'1 Gamn
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Won I
Won I
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Lost 2
Lost 3
Won 2
24-1 4
23-14
23-17
2J-18
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Aa1els (McCaskill 4-5) at Detroit (Moms 7-8). 10:35 a.m.
Seattle (Bankhead 2-3) at Cleveland (Black ~2). 10:35 a.m.
Oakland (G. Da vis S·4) at Toronto (Stottlemyre 3-7). 10:35 a.m.
New York (Rhoden 3-6) at Chicago (Long 3-3). 11:30 a.m.
Boston (Smuhson 3-2) at Kansas City (Gubicu 11 -5). 11:35 a.m.
Mmncsota (Blylcven 7-6) at Milwaukee (Wegman 6-6), I 1:3S a.m
Baltimore (Ballard 4~4) at Texas (Guzman 7-6). 4:05 p.m.
Monday's Games
Angels at Toronto, 4:35 p.m.
Oakland at CIC\claf'\d. 10:35 a.m.
Seattle at Detroit. 10.35 a.m
Baltimore at Chicago, 4 pm
Minnesota at Milwaukee, 4:05 p.m.
Boston at Kansas City, 5:05 pm
New York at Tixas, 5:JS p.m
Natlonal~e
WEST DIVISION
24-1 s
23-18
19-20
18-18
19-22
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Houston
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Won I
Won 1
Lost I
Lost I
Won 2
Won I
Home Away
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21-20 19-18
24-1 5 17-24
I 8-20 18-23
24-19 12-26
12-25 15-25
New York
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Montreal
St. Louis
Philadelphia
EAST DIVISION
51 29 .638 6-4
H JS 55 7 6111 6-4
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Saturday's Scores
Doc11ers I'.!. Ch1ca~o I
Ph1ladclph1a 5. Cmc1nnat1 3
San Francisco 2. Pittsburgh I
New York 7. Houston 2
.\tlanta 5. Montreal 4 ( 15 innings I
San D1l·g11 7 lit Lou1'i 5
Won I
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21-16
23-18
18-20
19-17
23-17
20-18
21-20
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Today's Games
( h1cagu 1Su1d1 ITl' 6-5) at Doclgus (Hillegas ~-0), 1:05 p.m
Atlanta (J1mt"ni:1 0-1 lat Mont.real (Dopson 1-5). 10:35 am
Houston 1R,3n 5-lll 3t Nev. York (Fernandez 4-6). 10:35 am.
Cmc1nna11 (D J.id..son 8-t) at Ph 1ladelph1a (K. Gross 8-31 10·35 am
P111c;hurgh (Ounn<· ~-fl) at an Francisco (Dov.ns 6-7), 1:05 pm
\t Luu" (Magrant' 1-})~ll San Diego (Whttson 7-5). I 05 pm
Monday's Games
I. Luul\ Jt Dodgers, 5 10 p.m
Chicago at San Franc1!K.o. I 05 pm
Cinc1nna11 at ~cv. York. 4 35 pm
Ph1ladt>lph1a at ~tlanta. 4 40 p.m
Monirt>j l di I louston. 5 35 pm
P1 mhurgh at ~an Diego. t>"l15 p m
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Step to safety on Rescue ,Ladder
Firefigh ter. partner design a pparatus
to save peop e tra p ped above fi rst fl oor
GARDINER GADBOIS BAKE R
C.1Gardiner joi~s
Price Waterhouse
Cbar!fs L. Gardiner Jr. hJ' 1111m·d.Price Waterhou e Orange
County 1n 'le\\ port &:at h 3\WllllJl l Jdm1nl\tr~11un lltll'l't11r 1n 1fft'
firm'!> gu~crnmt>nl t·u111nKtu1 c1 •n,ul11ng 'l"r' l\l'' g1nur I hi' un11"'
1n,Ol\l'd 1n cst1mJt1ng. prup11\JI prl·para1111n lll.'gut1Jl1un Jnd
adm101,tra11on ot d1t>n1 nin1r.1lluJ I allu" 1t1l'' on g,11,1.·rn ml·n1-
spon ored aerospau · and defen'l' dn tro n1l ' prngra m'> < 1Jrd1 nn hJd
bcl'n \\Ith Rocl."l'll ln1crna11onJI< 11rp lllr :2 '•'Jr' m11'1 rl·,cnth J '
d irector o ffinancc
Richard A. Gadbois Ill ha~ ti:_.l.~ nJ nwd 11• tlw I 'I/\/\ I >1n·t tnr'
.\d' t)Uf\ ( o unl1I u l bearson Lehman Hutton Inc .• 111d proonll'tl'd tn
~l·n1or ,·ll C prl'stdl·n1 Tht' " l 1,1d hi'". tir't 'l'Jr ,,,, thl· l'llll' .1t1.
mcmbn rounnl. "htlh l\C111nr11'l'd o1l lht• 111p li n<11h1.tl \e1n,11lt.t11l'
111 the firm·., n:latl llnme'>llt \Jk' lo lfl l 11! 12 1 II~' prnll'"111n:11, I k ''
'~1th thl' lirm's ( O\tJ \k\..1 ntli,l
H u n11 ng1o n BcJl h rl''itdrn ((,~r;) Lynne Baker h.1, ll'l l I' 1·d tht
Orangl' (. uunt~ Publtl Rd at11•n ' 'Htlll'l\ nl ~11wr11.1 ' \\\,lid 111
E\cclknle .. Reu·ntl\ promu11·d to Jtu111nt m.111.t~ll 1111 Lt•s
Goldberg Public Relations 1n 1 u,11n R.tl..l·r "·'' hc111"1,·d 1411 hn
OUIStand1ngachtC\Cnlent 111 lhl pro>dlK I tdl'.l'l' ,,llO!Pf\
Paclfl<' Savings Bank ha\ prmnoll'll 'l'' l'rJI '>IJ ll 1111·1111,,.,., 111
appo1ntl'd officer'> 1>1 lhe bani.. heJdquartt•rt•c.l 111 < ,,,,J \k,.i ,,1nwd
10 \Ill' prc~1dent o f lhl' Finanll' ( orour \\\'fl Bell) L Alt .. tad I 111
l pland usan Marshall o l \lr"11111 \ 11.·111 Da' 1d L \ltado""' 111
In inc and Dtbra T Meute 11! 't 11rl"i.i l 111JJ < "''·' \k,,1 ll'\1dl·n1
Thomas P . Ellison "a~ naml'll '11.1· pn·..idl'nl 111 l'.1\ 111, ·, < "ll"°•1.1tl'
.\Jmtn1!>tra11on (1 n •up . . .
\1ARSHALL MEAOOWS ELLISO~
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By ROBERT HYNDMAN
Ol .... D..,.,_, .....
As a firefigbttr. trve Isla' a has
~c:n first-hand "hat can happen
"hen a fire: spreads qu1ckl~ through a
home "htle a famtl} sleeps upstairs.
N1nct} percent of home fires V\'Cur
at night. and mo)t of those begin tn
kttchcns orh' 1ng rooms. accord ins to
National Fire Protection Ass i:111on
stamucs Once a downstairs area 1s
cngulfl·d in flames and b1llow1ng
l>moke. a blaLe can race upsta1r. at
speeds of up to 6 feet per second.
That makel> time and safct) er,-
ix·nall} important as a famtl) esc-apes
thl' burning ho1m·. If a smoking
.,ta1rl·asc mal.e'> thc upstairs bedroom
'' indo'H the onl~ means or er.cape. 11
hdps tu ha'c a ladder hand~.
"It \ \oml·th1ng people don't "ant
to thin!. about. but they should."
hla' a '>a~s ... 11·s li ke earthquakes.
'.'\obud) prep;irc' for them the \\3~
thl'' .,huuld.'. l~la'a "antl·d to bu\ his mother a
ti rl'·Ol:lpl' laddl'I for a·Chnstmas $1ft
lac,1 ~car. But "hen he found e\lst1ng
l·ha1n-hnl. ladders \\C~ c11ha unsafe
or dtffiluh to u..e. the firefighter
dl'l 1drd to mah· ht<. O\\ n.
SI\ months later. lsla'a " Sl'll1ng
his 0\\ n \~((SI~ In tjtltt-q the RcsCUl'
Lidder -l ro utlf friend!.. fcllO\\
lirl'fightl r an mail-order requests.
.\bo ut 300 t' tx·en ~old 1n the past
t"o \\l'l'ks. hl' \a\\. and more arc
npn ll'd as Cro~n Hard"':m· and
othn fl'latl dnd dcpartml·n1 \tore<,
tx·g1n \lud1ng thl.'m 1n c-om1ng "eel.s
Thr l:idda'> arc pncl.'d at $9(1 for tht·
l\\U·St ur~ kngth':>. and SIN for thl·
lunger thrl'l'·\ton 'l'r\tOn'>
.. I 1h1nl. that in one 'car a \l'Jr
trnm tuda\. ".._.·11 hJ\l' <,4)ld I m1flwo
Kr•)l Ul' L..iiddcr\.'. "la' a \a\'> rnn-litkntl~ "Whl·n nthl•r lirdightl'r'> :irl·
hU\ ing 11 forthl'I r fom 1ltc\. I 1h1nl.. \OU
I.nu'' 11'11 do "d i ..
l\IJ' J J :~-~ car-uld '-nq>ort
BeJd1 rl'\tdl'lll hJ' hl'l'n a tirl'li~htn
anJ p.irJml'd tt tor the pa'>I \l'\t·n
'"7t'••h J nJ -u.tt<1;·nt ~~ ~'1.1rk' ft11 t~h'
Orange Count~ F1rl· Ocpartment.
While speaking before communit)'
groups about the need to prepare lirc-
C~l·ape plans for e' t'r) hou'IChold. ht
o fll'n was a~kcd about the a' a1lab1ltty
of ladders. •
"Llnfortunatcl>. thl'rl' "asn't an}-
thing we could recommend." he said.
With the help of h" fnend Gu)
Cazon. Isla' a designed a ladder that
hangs sernrcl~ from a" indows1ll and
unfurls tangk-frt•e. Thl' first thrl'
Steps arc ng1d alo ng the s1dc'i toofTl· a
sense of,ccunt~ as thl' u'ier begin., his
or her dl·scent. Bu1lt-1n stand-ofTs
offer a secure stance agatn!lt a wall and
tkccp the Rescue Lactdcr from "'' 1ng-1ng.
.. It had to tx· pan1l ·lrl'l' and that
meant 11 couldn't "'ohbk m tangk."
Isla' a sa\ s.
The ladda folds up l'U\tl~ and r~1n
be stored under a tx·d or beside a
"1ndo\\ It<, anod11ed Jlununum and
pla'>llC l'on.,trur11on m ah·\ thl' l:iddt•r
hght\\e1gh1 eno ugh for chtldrl'n Ill
use. hut t!> \trong l'!lough to suppo rt
morl· than 600 pound'>. ht• '>a~'
.\n 1ristruu1on book anompan1e<.
·the product and Isla' a recommend\
that buvcr!I hl·comc fomil1ar "Ith 11
and use. the lalldcr a\ pan of the flrl'·
c!!Cape pra \ICC'i that tire dcpartml'nh
recommend all fanulrl'\ paform
l'ila' a hopc., to "in thl' l'ndorw-
ml·n1 ofthl· \tall' Fire '.\1ar\har, o lllll'
so fire dl·partmr nl'> th roughuut < :1h -
forn 1a ran rl't'omml·nJ thl' Rcwm•
Laddl'r\U.,l' Thal">lampotapprO\al
ho"ncr. "a"a111ng linal te'it1ng h~
thl' l 'nder"rttl·r·., L:ihmatortl''> 1n
1.ianta ( Iara.
In add111on. 1.,1:1\,1 h." a pa1cnt
rx·ndtng nn h1\ lit•'lgn
.\!though hi'> m:.1111 ttx U\ rem.um
ti rl·ligh11ng. lc,la' a 'a~' hl'·, l'\l'1tnl
ahoul hi'> latl''>I l'ntrl·rn·rwunal 'l'O·
lUfl'
'Td JU \l ll'll rx·op k that 11 lllU h:I\ l'
.in Ilka don't Ix• Jlr.11d 111 put 11 111
\H1rl. ... hl' \J\\ .. I 111..l· 1h1' l''IX'llall'
ht.'l au'>t' I 1h1 n ~ 11 g1' l'' 1x·opll' a rx·all'
11hrnn1:! '' ht'n t ht"~ 'lt"l'JH1t n-~-hl ··
Delly"-' ,.__.., Lee...,_
Ste•e Iala•a ahowa how hi• R•ue La.dder. la dealgned to
prcovtcle faDCle-f ree aure f ooftng ln aJi e~mergency. -
Gail D~iulio of H unttngton Bl'.tl h anll Dun outh o f If\ tnt' .Ill'
no"' \Cntor prt.>dull managr,..._ lc.r Toshiba A01trica lnc.'<1 lnlt1r·
mJuon \),ll'ms ()" 1'>1o n in In llll' D1:( 11u li11 mJnd(!l'' l\f)', l111l· 11t
liat1cr~-po"crl'd po rtdlik ixr"tn<JI tnmputl'r' .ind \nulh nwn.1gl'\ II'
high-end lint of pnrtahk P< \
Smith Int'l considers financing plans
Tht' ne" pre"dt'nl ••I thl' outhern California Marinl'
Associa tion t\ Bob . "'an. Pfl''IJl·nt of ~ev. port Pacific'. J Ila~ I 1 r:~·1
d cak nh1p 111 "l'\\p11n Realh \qlh S~fl 01 11111>11 1n 'ak ' ,1nnu.1lh
O t her n<'" onicl'r\ Jrc Ken Kuklls h. Ken's Boat Centtr. Gardl'n
G rove, vice presidt nt. Harve) Wills, \-\ l''tl'rn \1J 11nl· \I Jrkl'ltn~
ant;t--.\na '\l'lrl·tan Jnd Jadl King. h i\ ~IJnnl· ~rx·uJlt11·, '>1g.11JI
H1t1 treasure r Elcocd a<> dtrettor~ "en· Jack Cole. ~k rr1.1l l.. Ro.11'
C o~ta ~Ina . Tom Elliott, Flu1 \larim· "iak \ "ian1.1 \11.1 Ton\
Gasparicb. V.c\l \IJriOl' Pr11Ju11\ '\e"pnn &.tlh .md Barr)
Lieberman. Hardin \IJnnl \n.1hl'tm . . .
Frtd -James & Co Irvine h.1, Jnn11Ullll'J the rrnm11t111n 111
thrrc "11ml'n 111 \Ill' rn•<,1Jl'nt Jt'annette Brov. n. Claudia Sellers ,111d
Christine llgar
Ir' nt• r1·~1dl·r1 Jud~ Rosecran'i. R.-" "f mrln~l'l 111 th1· \lun1h
to r Junl' JI Coastal Commonit1e! Hospital 111 "iJnta -\nJ . . .
Thoma.; L Thorkt lson. CLl . ('hF C • d ~a s<1achusctts Mutual
L1fe 1n '-l'"'P' •t Hl.1h1A,1\Jn 11n~ 'M''Pl"tl.l'f\\\hoJddrl'''t'd '\ 114M 1
mcmtll:r' JI •:i, \I Iron I >1111.ir H ..i nJ I J hk·, JnnuJI mcl'ttntt in
.\t.JOlJ ( ••• II '. '" A,I\ \.tll'\ 1.1 ·" \1.trkl·tpl.tll .. I fr hJ\ lx'l'n .1
I{• 1u nd T ,d, 1· ,. , 11 hl·r II 1r ~' H'.tr'
The "' r pr 11 I i\~sociation or Proftssional Consultants ha'
a"Jrlll··J 11 '' '>.i•,1.111ding 'tP ,, \"arJ, 10 Richard L. Adami..
prc.-.idl'r 1 1 \.1• < It ru:ntc·hJ,l'd R L. Adams E ntt rprlst'i J nd Keo
Caines. h• ' 1 11t PO. tPeople Oriented ystemsi A<ii.ol'ia tf'~ 1n
~J nlJ \11.1
\lot ' .1t • •r .11 'P' ,11..t·r Tom Ba) 111 ( ornnJ dl'I \tar "·'' l'll'l ln l 111
thl· \lake-A \\ 1<1b Foundation h11J1d 111 J 1rel tor'> Ha' '' Jl\Ol ha 1rm;1n
ol the 'oundJl1 n ''f)l'J ~cr'c, hur(·au "131..l'· \-Y.1\h "J non p rofit
oq~an11Jll''" lt1,11 g1Jnt' 'Pl'• 1.il "''hl'\ to r htl dn·n \\Ith l1k
1hrl·Jtcn1ng 'Jr ll'P'l11n.il tllnc''l'' It' ,tll·' oluntl.'l'r <.1,1fl "lt1mpnwd
o f 1nJ1\ 1<.luJI' Jl1d tnmpJnll'' thJI dnnatl' llmt• '"'hl·d ·l11r ~1 11\
\Cr\ Ill'' Jlld II lin.in1. .ii J\\IC,IJOl{'
In tnl'·basl·d mith lnttrnalional
Inc Jnno umn l un Frida' 11 ''
1.11n.,1dcring '>1'\\'1 JI Ii nam 1 ng plJ 11' 10
lu11hn 1mp1 0\l' 11' tap1tal 'trul111Jl'
a nll 1l·duce 1nlert'\I C\pen\C
T.br Jltl'rnJll' e., r urren1h hl·1ng
,., JluJll'd 1m ludl' J common \till I..
otlrrrng. a nghJc; o fTcnng a nr"
tOll'l'rt1hh: nd1Jngl·::ihle prl'lcrrl·d
">lu1.I. .111d thl' rt'\trurtunng 111 l n·d11
agrl·l'ml·n1' '''th hanl..'>
.\1.l111d1ng 10 I 1nt•n ( Jrrull l'\·
l'1.ut1\l' 'll'l' prntdl'nt and l h1l'I
finJnual offi cer .. Thl· deht rt•\lrul··
tu nng program undl·r t'On'ldtratto n
1'> rn.tdl' pO'>'>thk bcl a use 1111 mpro ' cd
l'J flltllg':I Jnd "111 further \trt•ngthl'n
~1111th ' hJlanu· \hn·t to better l)ll\·
1111111 thl' t·ompan ~ for ant1l 1pa1cd
IUlllll' gro" th
l hl' prol)<l'>l'J altcrna11\l'' "111
rl·,ult 1n a d1rel'l reducuon ol 1n1ere<,I
l' 'pt·nw'
( omplc11on of th<.· rl'\trut tunng
"111 hl' u rntingenl n n markl't u in-
d11 1on' lll'go11a11un.-. "1th hank' and
1n'l''llnl<;)ll hanl.l'f\ Jnd appm,al h~
\11111h\ d1 rntor\ .\0\ on(•rtng l}f
'l'lUnt1ec,"1llbcmade onl} tn meanc,
ufr1 o~pcl.'IU'-
m1th I nll·rna11onal 1') a" orldw1de
CoJnshonorMickeyat60
~KkC\ ~1UU!>l' turn<. 60 th"'"' I and I Ill'\\ :ill D1'nl'' <" "1111n1n~
HJr)ltl'\ '.\iint lnr "'1n an unprt'll'dt\_nll'd tl'll'tn.1111111 1h.1t \\ 111 u 11111nul·
1hruughou1 the )t.'ar ,J ·
The M 1cl.e' 60 't l'ttr\ W 11 h Y llU Pr;?e1f Sl·t I ti 11111n 111 'l' \ l'll 1. 11111' lkp1l l 1 n~ J1tl~rcn1 en.t\ 1n the hfc of M1cke' ~1t111'ol' \\111 hi.· J\atl.1hk le11 purd1 .t'l' 1111 '.\1 unlla~. al·rnrd1ng 1u Hant1L''> ~ltn1
The \\orld"ldl.· mintage tor th" \Cl h." hl·cn li m11nJ 10 111lh 11111011
mdl.1ng 11 an C\lrl·mcl> rare cd111on Jnd J\\tmng tl'-l'll .1 plJll' ·" .1 ,,tl Ul'd
D1 ~nc\ana rollel·t1bk for \Cars 10 rnml'. .~:11 .. c'l'n p rouf<, 1n thc set art indl\ 1du:ill~ '>l'rt:tl11cd and urn1l· 111 dd ll \l' ~" ,~., !>Uedc l 3'>l''> "11h ten 1 licatt''> of aut hl'n l tl 11' and u 11111 hook k t' tdl 111~ 1 lw
s1ur) ufeat.h decade of M1rkc) ·~ ltfe
The first t'Omml·mo ratl\C IO thl' \l'rtC'I dt'Plll' \ltlkl'\ IO h1~ r ..... rnk ·''
~team boat \-\'1ll1e in 19::!8 -the lrttk hero .. wnd' 1111 thl' 'h11ulllc1 ol \\ .ilt
D1i.ne) ht mscl f. Ttll' rl'' l'r'><-' \1dc <,ho" c; a I 9XX '.\I tl kl'' in tu\ .ind tt•n n tl''> ~" 1 lw
pro ud tt·ntcrp1ece of the ollinal Mlth R1rthda ~ I ngo
Each proof 1n the ~rte\ l On1a1n., p ure. '>tiltd gold ,1r 'lh t'r I 444 tim· 1 .ind
""1rulk from hand-uaftt•d die' at Hart11n '.\1 1111 Im ol \n~llw1111 In .tll thl a·
arc four deno1rn nation~ of the t·o1 n rroof!.t'l a' a d;i bk I -trm oU Ill\' 111 "h l'I '·
tto) oUOll'' of~1h cr. 1-trO) ounce o f gold. and ' •·tm~ ounn· ot 1111ld
<,uppltl·r uf pmdu<:h .ind \en ICC\ to
till' 011 and ga'> drilling indu<.tm·s.
• • • B Ll'l' Karn'\. chairman of Com-
prehenslvt Cart Corp. 1n In 1nl' h.1,
anno um·l·d that the hoard nf dtrl'l tl>r\
ha\ appro,ed a fourth-4uartcr
d" 1dl'nd of 10 lCnts pn -.harl'.
pa~ahk l huNIJ~ \ug I/\ ft1 tom
m un ,,, \\. "h1 ildl'f'> 111 rt'll lrtl r nda \
Jul) ~4 • • •
:'\etworth Partners 1n 'l" 't tirl..
( 1 1~ has al qu1red Ill., l')\·rtl'nl 111
Rampart Gentral Inc .. an11rd1ng 111 J
~n urit1c'> and E\C'hangl· Cnm·
m ""on Ii h ng
'\o transaction' \\l're ill'" n lx·d 1n
till' filing. '-l'l\\11rth huld'I f, 1, m1ll1on
u 1mm11n ~harl'' o l thl· C ll\t.1 \k'J
hJ\l'd u 1mpan) • • •
In Laguna II ilb Community P sy-
chiatric Centers hJ'> Jnnoumt•d that
earning., pcr 'hJH' for lhl' .,ccond
4uartl·r of 11., li\lJI ~car 4'nlkd !\1:1~
31 . "trl' ·B l'l'lll\ u1mparcd "11h '"
Cl'nl\ for tht• \l'lOnd qu:lrtl'r nf lhl'
prtur ~l'<lf. a 1414 fX'rH•nt lntrl.'3'it'
Total rCH'nUl'\ ncl l'arn1nis Jnd
a' l'rage \han•, out'>lJnding lnr thl'
'>Clund qu;HtC'r 111 I 98X \\erl'
S9 '.11 J non \ 1ll.7'1 .IHHJ and
46.01 ~.000 rn11\'l'lt\l'I) rnmparl·d
\\Ith $1., )I.I"' tJOO ~1 6.604 .IKlO. and
4 5. 'QQ.()()(1 lor the '>l'rnnd qu,1nn nl
I hl' pnur ) l"H
I-o r the SI\ month'> cndl•cl \la' 'I
eJflltllg\ per \h:Jfl' \\l'rl' (l cent\
Tab for bailing out insolvent-S&Ls: $1 7 billion . . . '-t'" I. l'll'l ll'd 1 tl t f\ o t thl· South Coast Insurance Association.
aflil1atcd "1th thl ,,1tH1n J I \\\Hl tat1on o f ln\urant l' Y. onwn. arl
Rose Tambor rino. prn1drnt Toni Rogtrs, pruldent-elect: Marilyn
Schulz.' ltl' prt'\ltklll Debbie Smilh. lrt·a\urer ''>l'crctar. Liz Becl1t'r.
puhltl ath """ Pat . padbn1. h' ·I""" Shella Lunin. puhl1c11' .i nd
Jennie Cerbm, pa't rn·<.1dcn1
WAS Hl ~(J ro;-... (AP) -The head of lhe
agenq that regulates federally insured sa' 1ngs
1ns111u11ons ~-.\ that the cases of 259 "gros'>I}
1nsoh ent" thrrtt\ w tll be resolved b\ 1990 at a cost
ofS 17 4 billion ·
I nsuranc-c Corp .. wh 1ch insures sa n ngs dt>po!>lls ol
up to $I 00.000. includes 259 "grossl)' 1n'io lvc n1
1ns111u11ons," he said.
.. We art clearl) o n a track that will ha 'c u\
resolving 259 ins111u11ons as a m1n11num h\ the
Last month. the bank board reported that the
3.1 18 federal!~ insured savings 1m111uttons suf-
fered losses ofSJ.8 b1ll1on in the first three mo nths
of this }car. more than half of the rtcord S7 6
b1llron loss 1n 1987
. . .
Mary Ka ~ Cosmetics lnr -IJmo us tor .1\\arJ1ntt t ar' 11>1 top
achtC'l'r.-, - hJ' pr"' 1lled Tam TT Pbam anll andy Btrgo l
H unungton Beach "llh tfic U\C of()ld!lmoh1le r m ·nt::l\ as a dtrCll
re~ult 111 their Jnom plt'>hment~ a<. rndcpcndcn1 beaut) rnn<,u ltanl\
Dann} \.\all. chairman of the Federal Homl'
Loan Bank Board. said last Wednesday 1n a speet·h
to a l l .S. Leagut· ofSavings I ns111utions confcrenn·
that the a1l1ngsa' 1ngsand loan 1ndustl") ,., "getting
~Cler"
But. he added. "Thr healthy are getting
hc::ilth1cr and the •nck are gelling sicker."
The caseload oftht Federal Savings and Loan
end of next year." Wall said. ·
He said he expected 11 would cost S 17.4 b1ll1o n
to shutdown or bail out the sick institutions. About
50 ca~s have been dealt wtt.h. ttus year. he said.
The General Accounting O ffice. Congrc'i,·
inve sugauve arm. has estimated that ~omc 500
S&Ls arc insolvent, more than 200 of them
hopelessly so.
Because of the S&L troubles. FSLIC ended
I 9R7 with a negative net worth of S 13. 7 btll mn
Congress approved a measure to raise SI 0.8 billio n
for the.msurancc fund lhrou~ the sale of bonds.
That. togethtr w11h insurance premium
payments by S&Ls. ts expected togivt the fund S20
million over three years. Wall has said 111<; too soon
to tell if more will be needed later.
EAP answers SOS if personal problems affect work
By JOHN H. LANO. M.S W .. Pb.O
.. Don't bnng )Our problem\ to v.orl..'"
A familiar adage. but hardl} realtmc V. tth dt,ortn
o utnumbenng marnagc\ finann al and ltgal problrm'I on
the n~. and a lcohol and drug ahu\(' becomin& w1dc-
spread . 1t doc~n·1 seem p<w11hlc 10 "lcn\e )Our trouble\ at
the door··
About o ne-fit\h of our nation'<. worl.forl·e '"
embroiled 1n ~me kind of pcr,onal cri~~ Doe~ 1h1~ allt:t t
iob prrformancc" The aMv.cr lie\ 1n anoth er que1111on
Hov. rould 11 no t"' Of cour\C, no1 c' Cr') pcr~onal problem
tnters the workplace. But ~tud1es. and commo n ~n~·.
and1catc that troubltd 1nd1' 1duab become tro ubled
emplO\et'S -and that mean\ lower productt' II\ and
profit,.
As 'IOC'1al problems increa~ 1n pre"altncc. manage-
ment 1c, lcss able to contain them from within. That" wh\
Emplo,ee ss1 tanc<' Program" ILAPI are now tx-1ng
instituted 1n corrlpan1cs of all w~ throuahou1 the:
countr)
A\ illustrated by the follow1na actual rnst·\ £ \ p.,
help wo rkers rewlvc personal msts "'hlt"h ad' crc;t.'I~
affect their )ob performanct.
"Jim.' a 35-~ear-old mach1n1\t rtalrrcd he-had a
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~ov.1ng alcohol problem .. Before 11 began to ~nousl)
interfere ~11h his work. he sought eounselrng through tht>
E4\P o fTercd b) his com pan)
Jn thret \CSS1 ons. Jim ltarncd about the d1sca\C
process of alcoholism . received coun~ltng and was
rcftrrcd to an o ut-pauent treatment program covert'd b >°
his medical insuranct. J1m now attend s the program at
night so he can maintain his job dunng the day
"Linda" was hav1natroublt with herthree adolcS<'cnt
children. When she.wa~n't m1ss1n1 time fro m work. sht
v.-as distracted b> frequent pho ne calls. Linda was
concerned about losing her JOb because htr performance
was poor.
A co-worktr to ld her abou t tht compan) 's E..\P
Since he had benefited from the program. Landa dcC1dcd
• to give 1t a tf). Af\er two sessions o f problem-ac;\C4Jsment
and goal-'ICtting. Linda chose to enroll her ch1ldrtn in a
school counseling program rttommcnded by the counsel-
o r Linda'' children ha e now stab1h1ed and she can once
again conctntratt on htr JOh
A~ in thc!te cases. when the problem is cauJht soon
e nough. both emplo)'ee and t'mploytr benefiL For the
emplo)er. poor JOb perfo rmance mtans reduced pr<>-
duct1' ti}. h1ghtr absentet'1'\m 1nc~ascd medical costs
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and lower moralt.
An efTccuve EAP can help identify troubled
employees, motivate them to seek ass1stanct. assess 1ht1r
situation. determ1n<' an appropnatt plan o f action and
refer them to spcc1ahsts as needed. all rn a confident1al
manntr. This frees manaacrs and supervhoro; from the
task of d1a1nosina the employte and allows them to fO\:u s
on job pcrformanct.
EAPs arc utihzt'd by largt and small compan1CJ.
public-tcetor empfoytrs. unions. non-profit agtnc1cs and
hospitals. EAPs art invaluable in any o rganizauon
~onccmcd wtth h uman relations. produc11v1t) a nd public
1magt.
EAPs can take several forms. 1nclud111a o ne called
"anformauon and rcteml:"' Herc. an emplo>tt can call o n
th<' telephone to rcct1ve anformauon rt'gard1na problems
that arc intcrfenna with work ~rformancc. The~
discu uions arc confidential.
Another type 1s "aneument and r'<'ferral" which
involves face-to-face confidential 1nterv1ews bet,.cen the
employee and pro fessional to detennane the Kope o f-the
problem and the best course of'.action to take. A tb1rd type
1s a com binatio n of the aforementioned techniques.
A suttcssful EAP mu.st have a cohercntl)' wnttcn
policy statement that clan fies proaram ptfilosoph). polrq
objectives. roles and responsibilities.
EAPs can bl' anst1tuted on or off the prem1sc'i. and be
operated t ither by tht company or o n a contractual basis
with independent professional • dcprndana o n the
orpn121tion·s needs.
In addition 10 a ssisting troubled employee • EAP\
can be preventative in nature. prov1dtn& on/off-site
hc.thh eduation courses. fitness clasSoeS. ~vcntat1vt
h<'alth seminars and wellness Pf'Olt'lms. These havt
proven cost~ffcctive in helpina maintain employee
morale and prcventin& problems fr om arising..
Bc1idcs the human dilemma ofttnninat1on. finnaan
employee is expensive. iivcn the time and. mo ney
invested an trafo1n1 and the costs of rc~acemcnt.
O l]Aniz.at1ons spend about half the employees salary to
refill the position.
By implementtn• an Employee Au1stan~ Pr0111m.
a compeny can 1nw-ttpt pottnt1al problems before they
intcrfcrc with job perfo rmance. The rtsult will be
increased morale. productJv1ty and. of course. profit
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