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TUESDAY, JULY 12, 1988 25 ('ENTS
Suit 'fileti Over Irvine election
Group--hopes to halt seatmg-0f Cosgrove-
until special election measure certified
By GREG KLERKX ....... 0.-,,.......,
A last-minute lawsuit filed this
morning 1i. asking the couns to block
tht• wat1 ng of Irvine Councalman -
elcl'.t Cameron Cosgrove and force
the C.tv Council to ce n1fy a la"
call1n1t (or a '!lpcc1al elccttun instead.
Former Pennsylvania
Gov. Richard Thornburgh
has been picked to suc-
ceed Edwin Meese llt as
attorney general./ A4
World
l he lawsuit was filed b y supponeri.
of incumtx·nt Councilwoman Sall>
.\nnt Miller.
fhl· \Ult l·a ll'> for mandatof) Cit>
( <1unnl appro\ al of Measure 0 . a la"'
pa,~·d h~ 'otcr!> that clears the wa}
fur a ~pn 1al electio n when a council
wat "' 'acated b~ a councilman"•
dn twn to ma>or.
That _s11ua11~!n unurred htnt 7
\\hl•n llir~\gran v.a., efetted ma)Or
\o.,gro' e "'a" lhl· third highest '01e-
gt•t1n 1n lhl.' lUUnc1I ran· and. under
current lav. V.ih av..inh:cJ th{' "acant
~·at,
rhl' laV.\Ull \\ii\ I<• Ill.' heard 1n
Orangl· C oun1~ ~urx·ri ur ( oun lall'
tuda~. o;a1d C 11~ C kr~ :--.anc' Lare'.
.. , lh1n~ <l1rt ~ polilll '> arl' ·in
Jr,1nl· ... (o\gro'l' rl·,ponded 1h1<>
morn1 n¥ ·•\\ c mu't ha'l' \Orne
rx·opk v.ho arl' \\.'n 1n .. nun.· .and
1nt1m 1datnl h~ nn ht..:ing '>l'illl'd 1 he
la",., \l·r~ l k.ir on 1h1'
·· 11 ~m~thlll thf).H .i:Uml.P\i:ni to
n rcunnt'nl not o nh thl" '-'111 of the
pco pk but th(' k11aot 1he la". I think
II\ d1'igU\l10g." hl' ac.Jdt'd
·\ttornn T om Jones who 1s hand -
ling thl.' iav.\u11 to r M iller°'> !.up-
ponl·r<, '>31d thl· din) poh11n are
l":1ng pla)cd h~ .\gran and 0 1hc.-r
u1unnlmr:mht-r' "'ho dela~ed ap-
prn' J I 111 \lt'a\Ufl' D .at a Ju ne ~IS
~ounl ii mn•11ng
I he ffid'>ure come'> before tht
lc•unl ii again ton1¥hl. and Jont~ I'>
tw r>dul the l.t'-''>Ull "''II pu!>h 11
1hrou1ith
Dellr~ ..... ~--......
Gunmen kill 11 , wound 98
in attack on cruise ship in
eece.fA7-Br ace and Cindy II••• 8Gney the ftre dam .. e to tbew Newpo~ Beach condominium.
Index
·· r bcrr v.ai no rcrount oi-Meaw~ ,u~nuu~..-mbl!f., art"'>~ .
I> .ind v.l· ... n 1111 reawn for dela~ mg I .;it t'\ ~•d 11 t uuld takt as Iona 11 I
1\\ .ippro\ JI 'Jld Jvnl'\ ··¥, e JU'>I mun th hc:lm l' thl· fl''>Ult!> are cntifeed
d1dn·1kl'l1ha1 \fea,urt' D should be.' "' lhl· !>tall'
hdJ h<1'>l.tgl · .\ '>Ulll'\\lul f)t't111on dnve for a
I tw 1 .. v.,u11 Jl\u i.t,._, tor a '>ta~ 1n \[ll'ual ekt11t1n "'J' <,pcarheaded by
thl·w.i11ng c1H 11'>gI(1\l·un1il \1t"a'>un: \lllkr v.hu "di ht.· the Ion~ con·
.. I>" JPP•_<•\nl h' the \(·crl'tar~ 111 'l"n<iti\l'llnthru1unlil1fCosarovei1
...,tatl· thl· t1nJI \ll'Jl in 1hl'l"l'nifil:a1111n 'l'Jll'd
pr•11.l·" I hl· l.1"'1111 "thl· latest complic:a-
' • '~ri "l' J nJ 111hn lnun· llf•n 1n .i tvunul ran· frauab! with um11.·~mh<'r\ art \l.ttl.'d lo he <,v.u rn in lq.wl '>lumhling hhlC'l..s hanh words
Ju -' 11 ..... t.'lf tlw Pl"l1tion drl\t' J nd t41nlu,w n
'-'•1ulJ he m11111 :t \ka)urt' I> ,., not < >n \hiod<t\ ( 11\gro'e called off a
ll'rt1lin.l ht..·1ml· < ,,.,gnl\t' .ind •>thn (Pl~re eee GROWTH/AS)'
Newport couple's
remodelingjob
goes up in smoke
8) PAl"L ARCHIPLE\'
Of -o ... , ~ ........
Hrutr and < 'nth1.s Haa\ "e'rt'
pagl'd .it 1ntrrn11,\11m 'iunda' after-
noo n v.h1k "Jlthing th\.' '>tagt' pro·
dul 1111n ul .. Ll .. , \1 1'><.·raole., .. Jt the
\;hub1:n I lll'Jlrl·
A lnl.'nd hJJ 1111..ill·d tht'm v.1th
'><•ml· bad "'-'"'' f hl·r r homt' "a~ on
tirl' 1n 'e" po n lka1.·h
f he hldlt' \l.tnl·d in .1 fit' Id ~lo"'
thl· 1.l•up1r·., uind 11min1um at h
LJnJfall ( uun . :it about 2 p m F'ampa~ gra\\ grn\\ 1n~ d1rectf\ tXlu,,.
their '>Undn I. 1~nlll'd and the fire
'Prl'J J to thl· ~undt't ~ and ad101ning
')llU lh "all 11! lhl' h(lffil"
\\ hl·n 'l''-' pon lka1. h tiretightl'r\
am,l.'d thn hJ d tu n p into the·
1n1l·rinr-..J lh .inJ ll'lllng.\ IOltl'I JI tht'
llJmc' th.it "t·a· 'Prl-.sd1 ng 1ns1dt' thi.:
~.ills
I 1 14111~ tnl· l o upk about an hour to
Jrl\ l' htirm· '>Cl 1hn had p~nty of
111nl.' 10 thin~ thl· ... orst. And I.My
"urm·d j tllJut their dog. Goliath.
"'hl•m 1irt'tightef\ had to carry out
Jltn hn·al..1ng d u"' n the front door.
F lrt' nffiu ah had IOlllaJly csll·
mdtl·d .liam dgt"• to )tnKtuic and
1.11n1rr.1' at S5111 l(ll J
Hut C \ n1h1;i lfaa, said Monday
th.it J.1magt· tu t ontt'ntr. alone may
'U rJl.t' S "·' 'I( Ill \It hough lird igh tas cont.amed l~
1iri. 111 1hl· "4.•uth '>1d e of the ho me.
t \ll"f\'>1' t rl·huilding v. Ill ~ needed to
tl1l· 'tru, 1urt plumbing and dcctn c1-
:' thl t 1lupk ..aid
I ht· .it n J .. mcll of smo ke pcr-
n t"Jtl·.J tht· thrl'l'·'tu~ home. guaran-
ll'1·1n~ 1 Ol' nn ·d tm t•\ tt'ns1 ve clt'anina
.1r1.I ;"Ji· tin~ thr11ugh11ut. 100
(~leaee eee COUPLE.SI A2)
Advice and Games
Bulletin Board
Business
Classified
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Blinders ordered for NBsmutracks'
Comics
Entertainment
Opinion
Police log
P.ublic notices
Sports
W~ather
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8) GREG KLERKX
0t1 ... o_,,,_,._..
'1.'"'' rnd..'> o ffering '>e\.uall~-e'
rhl II fluhllt·atiom \\ 1JI ht.· tougher 10
fin1I ir1 "l'"' port tkal'h folio'-' ing ..
.1dor11c>n o l ;i n ord1nantl' \'1onda ~
r11ttht tm1 "J01l' rl.'\1den1' art· cam-
r.i1~111n~ 111 rl·m1"r tht· ··,mut raci..,··
.lhll!o!l'lhl'r
1111.· ( 11~ I 11u11l 1l pa''>l'd ..1n
.1mrmkJ orl.l1nJn1.l' rt'lJ U1nng o paqur
hlindl·r' lur .i ll '>t .. \UJlh ~\plint Ol'V.'>·
p.1ix·r r:ir~' in :-..t·'' pon lka ~ E \t'~
rat l mu't ha\<.' hlindrr' that cu,('r
t\\n-tti1 rd' nl tlw ·ruhli~J1111n' fri1m
puhli1. \ll'"
I hl' 11rJ1r1.1111.l· '' tlw rl·,ult uf J
m11nlh<.·lon11 d rl\l' "' C 11n,nJ dd
. \l.1r rn1tk n't., "h11 ..._., thn arl· t1rt•d
"' tlw prol1 trr.11111n 111 \Ul h nl''-' s ral i.. ..
111 thl'11 nl.'1~hl1«1rh1l<Ki \\ h1k pka\t·d
"1th th1.· Ol''-' nrd1n:inu: man~ <,a1d
1h1· 1.nunt·1I J ill nut go lar l·nouih ·-rm J "Jpfll11 n1cd that 11 1ord1-
n.1n.t·1· d111.'\ll 0 l i..in r o rnograph\
,11111pk1..-I' ·· -..J1d rt·,1ckn1 James
l>unlJr "I 1h1n~ 1ha1 "l' hJ\C: the
•pflltrt11n111. ·'' .1, ''' 111 ,1..1nd u p Jnd
tdl lht fl''l 111 ( lr.111~1.· ( ciunt\ .ind the
rlc:oplt• '-' lio rroJUt l th 1<. garbage that
"t' J 1·n·1,,.an1111n 'C'"P<>" Bt'ach "
DunlJp Jnd u thn n.· .. 1d en1' callC'O
th t· t1rd1nJntt' a ·"8and-.\1d"
pro po..al and -.aid nt'"'" rat!..<. 1ha1
C•intatn \(0\uatl\-C'\~llnt mat<'nal
'hc1ulJ tx· outlav.t'J 1n !ht' t·1t'
lu,t hl.'tJu'<' thl· J \aila tli.1t' t'I
thl ...... "l'\UJ I 1.1hh11J<. IS d1min1'hed
J1.><. 'r ; ml'.l n in,\ Jrt' 3l(l"ptahk 10
•U~ ,ommunit' 'klld ~u..an Pi.IC'
,,. hu '>Cl•d thert' Jrc St-\ er.al rack\
v.11h in lour t-lo~k' of her Corona de!
\jar humc
·'')on~ J<. '-'t' k t th~ pubh-
1.1111111' \tJ ' ''" ••ur '>ldC'"allt!i. we
.1.ut\\ •hnn 111 '4. I 11ur cnmmunJI\
't.1n"1.1rJ,
Hr ' .-r1 P:itnt 1.1 Ellsv.onh said
(Pleue eee SllUT/~l
f~am Riverside
to Irvine proposed
pie s en. en sen .
1 ofTexasash1srui1ning ma e
Prelimina ry plans
receive approval
of t_ransit panel
By BOB VAN EYKEN
Of .... .,.,... ....
On mosL.nlilrrun~. tr-a\-ehng b~
road into Orange Count' f~<M.11 the
east isn't much fastt.>r than 11 ~1 00
year'! ago. •
~an l>1t•gn and Lo' Angele!..
I lw prorowd ~O-m1le passenger
lint· "ould run along a nght--0f-way
o"nl.'d b> the .\tl·h1son. Topeka and
Santa Fe Railroad. The commuter
'"ll'nt would ha'I.' I.! sta tions -'~'\l'n in Orangl' Count) and five in.
R 1H·r\1dcCuunn. It would terminatt'
at ~th Stret•t in Rl\crs1de and a( the
plannt•d mult1-modal transponat1on
crnta 1n In inc.
Sharon ...(ircc.nc. a rommutcr rail
l'On'>ultanl rt"tarned by lttr transpor-
tation romm1ss1o n. estimated the
"'ltl·m would' cost · between $78
ni allton and SI 38 mil hon .. depending
on \t hl·n 11 wa'i l.'~tabhshed.
Sen. Lloyd Bent.en
B~ JOH:\ Kl~G
A1.acleted ~, .. _. Wtlf•'
H11....,1 1 1' -l)\.·111111.rat \11chaC'I
I >uk.11." nJ m l·J I n:i' "ien llo 'd
lk nl'•l'I .1, h1' 'IH' presidential
running n1.1 t<' "'' thl· tall tampa1gn
l••d.I\
I >u l..Jl.1' l1 1>.1·nnl h1 m\l·lt 10 Jo hn F
i..,·nn.-,h "h11 "•'II tht· \\hilt' tlou'1.'
l11r thl I k 11111...r.11\ln ! 4Nt \\llh Tnan
I \11J.•n 1.1hn,11n 11n the 11rl..l·t
\ nd l•~l· I''"" "h1.·n Ht·publi\an~
n111n1n.11t•J .1n 1nl umt'l:nt 'l(t' pre~•·
Jl'nt .11hl \\l'rl J t•fl'Jll'<l Du~al..1~ "11d
J.~ i..~·nn~·J' dnJ I ... nd1mJohn"4..'n C'·:tTlh~tN11JiJlll'h\·nt Rt·rubhcan 'Kt'
Jlll''IJ1.'nl 1n l''i>tl JnJ ~l1l hal'I
I h1l...1~1 ' JnJ I 111\d lk n t\c..'n an· [l1'intt
ll' tx::i1 thl·m 1n I "Kii ··
tk \aH.l fk nt.,..·n hrough1 to tht•
l)\:m\Xr.llll lll"~l'I .. \C'3~ l)f e\·
!X'n crlll" .inJ .i Jcl·p ,Qmmllml"nl 11.• •I' ii n ghl'> th.JI goe' v.J\ tiacl w tht'
J 4 J 1 •· DukJ~I\ ... 11J fknt<,('n '1v1.i<l
II ir go• -.J '"h' J t F.1-. i<l "ag.r'> -J
lt'n tr.1 l 1h1.·mr ul hi' 1.J m['a1gn
&·nt-...·n v.hu reu.'l'l'd .1 s1anJ1ng
11\ .1111•n tr .. m thl· t r1•v.J 'f"'~t· "'1th
ll111.t' JnJ ,·motwn rart•h '>et'r 1r11m
l>u ~Jl.1' h1m-.e ll
· T hl· IJ, 11hJt ht"' 1. h1•-...·r .1 -.en.111•r
lr••m r l'\.J\ J 'c;'nJhll tn1m :hl' '-••l.lh
,r,."' :hJ: "l"rt· {l111nii \\' 1i~h1 '.•r
t''-'',.. o,.hiH: .n tht> l rltl;'tn -Jm:i "'t' rt·
~11ini: J ll 1•ut 111 "'In ·· Rl·nt'-4.'n ...a1J
tk n: ..... ·n ... :11d Dul..al. ... J '"I' ·'
( •rl"l' 1mm1~ran t\ v.a, .. ti , 1n~ u·
hi\ f'.trt'n t<.. dream but want.!. that·
J rt>am a n·alat' for all A.mt'ricans."
Duljk.-. la~ '"hi~ praised Bentsen
hH h" "1)r I.. 1 n ( o ngrt'!>s
"Ht· hJ' h11 a grand 'llam ho me nan
t'c,•, JU'" J' , h:urman of tht' Scnak
I inJn1.d <1mm 1t1<."c.-he has pcn:onally
j nd 'u" l'"llllh led the fight for
"lllJ a rlfl•rm. for at.1.stroph1c
h1.·Jllh n'l•fJn1. t' .. he '31d
I >u k:a~t' pra1~·d h1!> work on a
traJ l· i.111 and 3 rlant clos1n1 law that
"ii ~ 'l' "••r~('f'\ '"at least 60 da)"I
n .. 111 l tx·ll •n· 1 hn ·re th ro1111·n o ut 1n
't"il 'I HY' Tf r d "1n \11.'e'><' l an g1\'t' h1mtdf
'• '<l•l', n1•t••l' fl\91 the least wccando
' .;:1', h• •flt '' hard -"' o rkina worken
(Pleaee eee BEPtTSSN/A2)
Rut things could spttd up considC"r-
abh for somt' rush-hour 1ravekrs.
under a commuter rail proposal hc-1ng
studied b y the OranJt' Count} Trans-
ponauon Commission.
In an effo rt to find an ahemattve to
.th~ traffic·stranJled Riverside Frcc-
wa )'. the commissio n is looking at a
passcn~r rail link bt'tween Irv int' and
Riventdt' County.
fhc large\t COSIS \\OUld ~ equ1p-
ffil'nt and railroad 1mpro ,emcnts.
( 1rt'l'nl' ..:lid.
..\' ailable pr0Jet·t1 o ns indicate
about 5.JOO commuters a dav would u~· the s~stem 1f 1t were put into
ol)\·rat1on an I 9QJ The num~r
~ould increase to 8AOO by the year
~Cl I 0. Greene said.
Huntington Pier closed, faces demolition
Preliminary plans for a system
prov1din1 four daily commuter trains
bt'tween lrviM and Rivenide rt·
~ived cautious approval Monday
fro m the-4-ommission, which is-.allo
studying improved rail links bt'tWttn
Rut the numbt'rs could ~ higher 1f
employer\ wrre "tlltni to help make
the S)stcm work. she said.
"The patronatt> ft"u~s are. un-
(Pleue ... COllllUTER/ A:I)
By JO~ATHAN VOUKE
oi .... o_,....,. .. ..,
Huntington lkar h.'1 landmark Jllt'r
-J toun.,t m.1gnt't and local ha,en
'lnlt' 11 "3" hu1lt nt"arl~ "'5 years ago
-wa' 'l·hcdukd to ~ closed toda'
ix·ndang .. , Jemoltt1o n fol10~1ng an
t•ng1m·1.·nng study that deemt'd 11
.
1111 ,,lh
\l.1' 111 l11hn I r,~11w <.aid tht• dl'·
11'1o1n le • h"l' thr l'nlln' pier "'a'
m.hl, .111,·1 nllit 1a l' from Fluor
l>.1n1l"I ( ,. "h11.h J".'Ti°Nmed a
S'" I '' 'tud ' 111 tlw '1ru1.1urr. urged
''' 1mnwJ1.111 , l"'llrl' 1 ht· rn.1,.11 ..thtl pkd~J... bo~e,er.
1h.11 the flll'I \\c•ukl tx· rl·hullt. dMpllt"
.1 J•1 m1lhonrmcl"1ag
f h1.· , 11' ha' ht..·en \\1th1,u1 t''f·
111.10, ,,j the p1l"r and at time' 11 v..s'
, 111,...·J i1Jr,tud1c:-or rt'pa1~. hut th•'"'
['r11hahh the li~t 11mC' 'II>( .. , 1· \h'\('J
thl· pier ix·nding a co mplete dcrw-
11111.'n and 1.·on,1rur t11)n "' a hra nJ.
nl'" one." Enkinc ~1d
\ late afiemoon n<'"'" ,.1,nfrr1"n1.t'
"·1' -.,hl·dulc·d toda' at tht' pier to • r''" 1.1 lh annnunt C' the cl(lSUre.
H1•ht·n Ra1hma n. 'tructural enp.
,,., 1 '••' rlu1•r Dan1l"I ( o (lf lrvu~.
..... ,1 "' .1n intenm f('pon to lht' cu y
·h.1: rl'lllh)fl('mt•nt Sl<"CI 1ns1ck-t~
• J ptl'I '' r\J\h•d. au'l1n.g chunks of
,,•n•t•n-i tt~~tmr tmm-1~~ruc1Uft
(Pleue eee Pl&Rj A2J
HB school trustees under siege Flood control ideas
_ ·submitted by pailel
By ROBERT IAR~ER ....... ~ ...
It isn't easy bt'ina a mem~r of the school
board. Tht' state dictates about everyth1n1 a
trust~ can and can't do.
There never 1ttms to ~ cnouah money to ao around to Jive employttt what ihey deserve.
Vinually all local officials can do it stay around
and.. catch t.M flak. · . • : But five· Huftttftlkm BeaCh City School
District tnastttt.. in ttttnt weeks, stwmbkd inlo
I real public relations ni&htmarc. without any
outsidt ~Ip. wMn the}' removed Rit.a Jcqenten
. u principatl.l Hawa School and rcau11ftCd htt
to a classroom teachinajob.
They alt0 reallipcd Joen Skinner. a formtt
r
~~~"'\.-~~~~~~--~·
pnnc1pal who tlaJ bttn dcmott<f to a \ 1 t'
pnnc1pal. to classroom trachint-TMn tht') p\t'
Diana Prters. the elemrht.ary tebool dastn ct's
superintendent. a pa~ ra1w and contract C\·
tensio n.
T ht' trusten rcfu!l('(f 10 11 vt t~ names of thr
two former principals. choos1n1 to icknu~· tht'm
onl) by tht'1r Social Si-cunty numbt'n. Nor
.would they comment anit1ally Of'.' Peten'
contt'Jt1. ~ , • ·
Gal'). clson. the most "°dn.n oft~ fiVt-
school board trusttts. told a rcponer 1f ht'
wanttd thf names. ht' could ao to the Soclal
Sccunt) offitt •6d ~t tht'm. ·A local Socuil
Sccunt) official ckntfd the JT'qut'Sl.
Nelson's solution to ~na to find out about
hten' contract -a pubhc emplo)tt peid b)'
pu rt~· funJ, lfllm J \al;in \C't ln ~C'\.·tC'd ol 1c1af$
-'-'a\ 10 'll@ll''' that the 1n formath'l n rould ~ 0~1a1nC'd .llll'r thl.' m1nu1l"•," from thC' K"hool
hoarJ mel'ting v.('f(' rt'ka~d
The 1,ffit 1al hnr "'as that tnJ\h'~ Wlthhrld
lht' name., tll prot<"l'l the pn,at'\ ot tht' tv.o
1nd1' 1dual'I Hut1'n<' mtHht'r o~nrd "It ""ti to
protCl·t their h1dt' ··
l'rustt't' R(lhc'n "ann brolt' from t~
ofl1 1a1 pc-they Ht' \31d lhtrt mould ha'" bttn •
-roll catl "Ott' on pt"nOnnc'I ck'c"l11on And. he
laim«l 11Yit Pt"t<'n' rontract should ha\t bteo
'otC'd on open I)
"E\ef)Ont" el.W0
\ is," ht Yid
Mann alto aid ht' d1dn•t know about plani
to 'otr o n ~ten' contract until ht wnt into t~ ,,., .... ecmoo1.1 A2)
• ~
.. 'I'
.,~ °'_.,_,,... ...
\incC' tht' dt"fC"at · last month ot
1'.1C'a$utt "· 1ht' countywidc slo• sro~ th initiatlH . officials M \t bttn
\\.'rambhna w dC'' clop tht1r own plan
w man• Oranae Count~·, c-.-
plo~1' r gro•th
T~tlon took • wnall twp forward
toda\ "nth 1~ wt.nUllOn &o Uw &aid o f uptf\ i50n of traffic and
flood rontrol 1't'<'OmftW'ftdlt1ons by a
c1ttttns· ad' 1sol')·tomm1ttttwork1f\I
to 1mpro't and updatt t.M count)·,.
dtvclopmcnt plann1n1 procedurn..
OM item that arouwd oonsadn-
ahk ron1 ro' r"> • htn 1t v.-as r-n of
Measurr " •I' floOd rontrol
~ .
• -qc-a,urC' .\ ~oulJ ha'~ f'f'qu1red
th.at an' nev. dt\fl<>pmt"nt ind&Mk
flHllt•, t1nn ad('QUllC 10 handk Nnofr
lrom 3 ll~)Car Oood. lMl IS. a ftood
t>Qual h> the mO\t K'\'trt s orm oa
rt'«lrd an the laM ~ntury
• OppcinC'nt~ of thr slow-tfVWtb ie-
1t1a11'C la1med 11 would cost~ la\f\a~C'" mort tluln SI ballloa •
1mptnnent I 00.~car ftood prlltCtim'
at all ~ dc"~lopMnt lits.
But 1n1uat1,tM1ppc>nen ..... tlll
f'f'QUltttMnl pmaaned ., • ..
dt''-c-lopmnu "" .•llrtf. _. • dtvcJoPen couki ree1tt1lllt '9 • qur~ to provide that pttllHlus. M~,er. the} ..._'iii ...
,;tandard "alrtlldy ..... •a
. (Pl ·-
Battle over school contract
ly JOYCE BODLOVICH
Of .............
With the threat oh strike hanlina
over 11\e Newport-Mesa Unified
School District. teachers and admin-
istrators are preparing 10 fi&ht it out
over a new contract.
Teachers. still upset over their
previous conlract, will officially get .
1hetr first look at the district's new
contrac·t proposal toni&ht
Thl' school year ended with
teachers and the district in disq.rec-
mcnt over salar.ies and beaJth in-
surance benefits. The teachers' cur-
renl 1hn.>e·ycar contract ended June
30 w11ho ut officially being settled.
The final year of the contract allowed
1eachers 10 reopen several items for
ncgot1at1ons and those talks fal_tercd.
Both sides now arc prcpanng to
negotiate a new contract that would
run through 1991 -92.
Teachers have been ask.in& for a S
ixn:ent wagt increase and chanaes in
thw dependent health cove,.. pol-
1n and teacher transfer policy.
·:'llcgouations reached an official
impasse m early September.
.\ccord1ng to Dr. Carol Berg. the
d1stm;t's supenntendent of person-
nel. a pubhc hearing on the district's
ne" proposal is scheduled toni&ht.
"Li~e a tennis match. after ''Ou
sen e you wait for the other guys to hit
the ball back.'" she said.
SCHOOL SQUABBLES •••
From Al
closed-door session.
A lonatime board observer said
Mon'day that the trustees' conduct
was "a classic c.ase of jack.in& around
the public's ri&ht to know."
"They're bein& selective on what to
feed to the public and what to keep for
themselves. They (the board) have'
become an incestuous group. making
<k-cisions by themselves.
0They~ve been actina in the ola
style. but now it's a new public. Th~
people want to be included in thc
process.''
One member of the "new pubhc" ts
Shirley Carey. a mother of children at
Hawes School. She staned fiahting to
save the principal's job. Now. she"s
more involved with how the trustC"es
go about doiDJ their business.
Carey said her group will demand
that the board make names and their
votes public. If they fail to do so. her
group intends to ask the Orange
Count) Grand Jury and the Distnc
Attorney for a legal decision. She"ll
ask the state and county depanments
of education for com men ts.
"We ' don't want to destrov the
district. but we want to know 1(1hese
1hings are problems and what we
should do about them?"
Hawes Part'nts. made threats of recall
in the uproar that immediately
art-eted the demotions. But she in-
dicated Monday that her aroup will
work for the election of new trustees
m 1989.
Her followers have made ellplora-
tory probes with the disenchanted
district teachers to screen candidates
acceptable to both teachers and
parents.. Car~ .s.aid...Buuhey say they
won't join forcts with the teachers in
their battle with trustees. Carey said.
The teachers. who are locked in a
Iona contract fight with trustees for
more pay. "ent on strike for a day last
Ma) and still ha,en"t resolved the
dispute.
Care) said her group is broadenin&
and ma) take tn parents engaging in
other "brush fires." Parents in the
Bolsa Landmark ho mes are u~t
bccauSt' of a new district policy
bamng their) ou9gs1ers from attend-
ing a nearb) school. rather than a
district school four miles away.
And there appears to be another
le shaping up over loss of athletic
fiel should tht> schools dispose of
unu propeny.
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EIPuo t1 71
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Fiag.1att 77 SI
Gtenol;lac>•Oa .. 51
HonolulU 17 71
Houlton 9 1 '° lnclt1111apol11 M .. J11CUon.M1u 97 75
e'F'-abeut-to waFm up
Calif. Tempe. .... °' .... .. 71 NewYotto Cily .. 7•
()Ii-City 13 71 """'· IOW IOr 2• l>Oull ~ al 5 I m OIMlll •1 13 lodly
0..... t1 74 ....... field .. 16
l"tna' ""'* 100 7J lu<elul 16 54 ..._... 102 .. Fr...o " ..
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II IO "9oOln9 tJ ..
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""""'°"° .. 17 s.cr-10 17 M
SI Louis 1$ 7) Selw>M .. 51
l8fl l.allaC"y 100 .. Sen Diego 73 13 .... ~ • 7• Sen Frane•sco 15 S3
s-t1le .. M Sen JON 71 51
SpcMo-7S .. Sen Lule OOt9PQ 74 M
Syr-17 .. Sloctclon 13 IO
Tampa.St Plrst>g .. 75 ........ IOw IO< 24 !lour I 9'>dlng et 5 p m .
T°"911a 11 17 Bwttow 105 7• r-t7 75 llMumont 11 57 , ..... 1$ 72 91Q8-'° 55
WUl\lngton,OC " 74 ...._ 100 M
Blytlle 105 12
Catalina 1$ 52
lancul .. 90 17
Extended
Surf Report_
Tlda
TOOAY SeeondlOW 2·Mpm 2.1
S.C~ 'liOI> I : 52 p .m 8 •
Smog Report l 0ft98Mch 74 ... l A AifP«t 72 13
Mon~ .. 12 Berg said the ne" proposal includes
.. tng--c hanges" 11r-ben"t'fttrand-.t1ttY"
'Wllan schedule with a built-in cost of
Ii' mg raise. She said the cost of living
increase is sull being finalized, but
sho uld mee1 teachers· wage demands.
··we wanl to work wnh thc:-board.
in legal param?rerS.-Sh~~ -
Care~ ·s group. called Concernc:-d
But the coup de grace shapes up to
be the lack of public ,disclosure -
some say lack of accountabtlity -on
1hc part of the officials m the
crrgc"nscn and Strinner eaK5 •nd i
Peters' contract extension.
Jeclll0f'l¥ille
KanusClty 1 W'IDNllO~~~.~m~-0~1-1-~~•·--.-t 92 75 Potll.ttant 11-llfd Wldel (PI O: 0-50 Monltrey .. 53 1~_,u_8lllGll' 51.JOQ --11• lllJ..J&MI),, ~""9HCJ; 9·2 M hMllhlul. 200-291..-y unhMl!tlf\il; 300 13
··The o nl) important thing teachers
told us 1s the~ "anted a percentage
increase 1n the cost of living.'' she
said. ..Ttils1 salaf' schedule ts de·
signed to do that ...
Dave Brees. an Estancia High
School teacher and member of the
umon·s negotiating team. said he has
not Sttn the d1stnct"s new proposal.
However. ht' said teachers v.ould
stnke 1f the district gave 5 percent
ra1St'S to management and classified
cmploy~s as lhe~ did last )Car
without a cost oflt, mg adjustment to
teachers.
"We polled all teachers before
school was out," he said ... I have seen
the results but am not at liberty to
discuss them. That 1s our trump card.
"To me 11 1nd1ca1es a great deal of
d1ssat1sfact1on from teachers and
the' are read' to lake what I would
consider 'e"· serious acuon. I was
urpnsed at tile le' el ofm1htanc).'0 ht
added .
.\state fact-finding report. which 1s
equ\\ alent to a coun hearing but
amounts to no more than a rec·
ommendauo n. "as issued 1n Ma\.
The repon said the d1s1nc1 was
unable to gi'"e a cost·of·h' mg salar:
mcrease this vear but recommended
an increase should be g1' t>n at a future
date when the district 1s able to pa).
The repon sided "1th teachers on
depenCiell't hC'alth benefit refunds and
teacher 1ransfrr poltc~.
Brees said in earl\ June that
teachers rt'JeCtC'd 1he r~port tx·caus\.'
the district· would not assure the
teachers they would receive a future
cos1-of-livini raise.
.. The teachers are entitled to
raises.'' he said ... We tried a number
of O\ enures should funding improve
for the district in the future. We tried
to be very creative. but couldn't come
to a settlement.··
But teachers had been able to
increase thC'ir annual wage more than
5 percent b) attending school and
raming cre-d1ts. i\s a teacher earned
more credits. his or her salar)
increased aC'cording to a scale written
1n10 the ren·ntl~ l'\ptred contract.
The school board meeung is sched·
uli:d for 7:30 p.m. at Harper Com-
mun11v Center ·C5 E. 18th St.. Costa
7'k!>a.·
l•llegu ICM 79 encl aDo"9 ,,_Oous Fltat figure ,.
Li111e Aoclk to 72 pr9'11outa ay'1 aneined PS• S«Ofld 1t
L-Yille : ~ ~·1 pej lof'Kast MempNa
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Palm Spr1n9a
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56
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M
12
12 51
Fitll l'IQh 11·03 am 31
Second 10W 3 15 pm 2 5
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Sunwt1 et I CM pm. r-w.--.
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p'"
COUPLE'S WORK GOES UP IN SMOKE •••
From Al
Poli~ are investipung rt"pons that
teen-age boys weft" playing with
fireworks in the field just before the
fire was reponed.
A pohce spokesman said Monday
they are following several leads but
have no suspects.
On Monday. a continuous stream
of people traipsed through the home.
Fire. police and insurance inspecton
wt>re there to determine damages and
· tn\'l'Stigate causcs. Friendsand neigh-
awhile." Cynthia said.
It will be two or more months
before the) 'II be able to return, she
said.
Chunks of ceiling panels and
wallboard litter both rooms. Charred
beams show through th~ broken walls
and ceilings. Plush carpet ing. soaked
by firehoses. squishes unt ~rfoot.
She said wedding g1ft.s. including
cr:stal. their wedding album and
'1dro. "'ere.saved.
"Thr worst of ii was to the kitchen
~nd nt} o nice.'' sht· said.
Havmg earned ·a doct0rate m
ps}cholog) t"o years ago .. Cyn1h1a
!.Std thl' offi ce was hned with about
JOO bool>.s that were .. trashed'" in the
firl·.
The Haas' said they·re thankful the
fi n· wasn·1 worse. ·
•l-----:l!~l-;l!r."Hbt1'-:lil::!!~!T.ll:l'-.l~k:JJ:l~-l:~l!..>D'-lll::IJL~l-:""l-l~O~Nt-i..-.------------ibon. l·anw b~ offering help as the * 'i • coupTFOCgan ne u•dtourt"tmtrof
Newlyweds in February. Bruce and
Cynth ia had just finished painting
and remodeling of the home. includ-
ing construction of the sundeck. ·
e ire meant stan1ng over.
although the couple said much was
_save.dJ1y thr firC'fig,htecs.
"Youenv1s1on 1t bein much worse
t an 11 was. ruce sat r:"'SO-we re From Al
"with no outside fo rce:·
------. .\ senous eannqualCe. ne §<lief.
could cause ··serious problems.··
m1ll1on and SIO million.
··wewittsotfn be S>tltngdown with
r \pens and tn mg to determine t'\actl~ what t~pC ofne" pier we will
ha' r to construct 10 make sure -to
the greatest degree possible -thC'
ne" pier 1s slormpwof. ·· Ers~me said
·· .\h,olutrh :· Erskine said. ··There
"111 bl· a pier ~s fast as we can get one
up. hut \\e "111 defin1tel\ do tt tn a "a'
1ha1 rake\ ad' anatagi of the best
modern technolug} and end up with
"'me1h1ng that \\111 not go down tn
lhl' nl'\ t ma JOT SIC)rm:·
But the most rcrent problems for
the pier have bttn storm<humcd
seas.
Januan "a'es knodc.-d off:!SOfeet
from the ·end of tht pier and ~nt the
rebuilt. twcrstor: End Cafe tumbling
mto thC' Pac1ti . Debns from the cafe
"as found as far 3" a' as Dana Point.
Ft ve 'ear; tarltt·r. "·a' es destrO\ ed
about :so reel of the pier. also
de' astarmg rhe End l aft'
Erskine said rel'Onstrurnon of rhe
pier 1s expcctl·d to cost be1"een S
GROW
romAl
The ma,or said lhe c1t\ has SC\.eral
pos<i1 ble fundmg sourc~s in mtnd.
including pulling mone~ awa~ from
o ther projects Jnd i.el."king federal and
'lt:lte help .\ n1nstruc11on schC'd ulc
-.houldne in pl3Cl' "1th1n a mortth. he
\;llcl.
But the p1l·r "ill be rebuilt he
promised
E:rsl.tnl' said nt~ officials regretted
ha' mg Ill clo<;t" the pier at the onset o f
thl." summer wun st season. but said
Fluor uninal<, 'aid 11 "as mattC'r of
puhltl ..ati:t~ .
Tht• anAual OP surfing contest "'II
ht· .hdd on st hedulc this vear.
although oln 1ouc, changes will ha\e
111 he madl' w actommodate the loss
111 1 hl' p1c·r
··\\ c prohabl~ need 10 detemune
\Onll" ,afl·\~ precautio ns so we a o n't
ha' t· 'urlhs 'hooting through the ,,, .. . ..
.re~ount ol Jun\." 1 ballots. ~~ing rhat
the recount "a.' nnl~ adding to the -dtffic~IM ~• ...n. airead~~onfu!>lng
electton
Pllrlt'r. calkd for !ht• rt•u1un1 l:ist ''l'l·k
1n hopes that a ne" tall\ "Ou ld land
Cw.g.w\ c. a_JoUL.:.} l'.a[ council lcrm
r.1thl'r than a t\\O·\l'ar s11n1
informed OP lhat 1here "ould be no
grandr,1and1. on thl' r 1er. now there's
1us1 no pll'r ·· '
I
( I
··1 lelt al lhts point 1hat 11 "asn·1
sef\ mg lhl' puhla. 1n1er<.'SI 30}
longer:· s.a1d cu .. gro\ e .. I thought the
recount "as l'aus1ng problems. and I
"ant to l'Omt' unto th1~ council as a
prohle~·'\oh er. not a problem·
Fran!. Lund1ng a Co'igru' t' sup-
( osgro' l.' fin1sheJ I 06 'otes be·
hind incumbent < ounctl\\oman alh
.\nne \tiller ·
<. osgrm e said he asked Lund1ng
o'er lhe "eekend to discontinue the
recount. "hu:h "as funded b' Lund·
1ng and other supporters .\(ter four
Ja~'i. :!2 uf 1 IOprennrts had been
lOUnh:d
COMMUTER RAIL LINE ...
From Al
fonunatl'I) on the lo" -;1dt·.'· sht> said
.. But 11 could changl' 1f employers
w<.'re "1lltng 10 pro' 1dl' feeder and
d1c;tnbut1on sen tee\:·
.\spokesman for Fluor Daniel lnl'
"h1ch l.'mployes :!.000 people at 11'\
In 1ne headquarters. said the com·
pan~ would be tntereo;ted 1n hel ping
l'ase 1raffic congeo;11on on tht• R1' er-
.,1de-10-0range County comdor
·'~-56ur emplo)ee-; regard tratlir a'
1he numtier one prohlem in 1h1'
area:· said Rick Maslin. pubhl mfor·
ma1ton repre~ntatl\t' for the com·
pan} ... WC' have" a s11ahll' number of
emplo)~S "ho commute from the
R1vers1de area. \\ e "-vu Id certainh
lake a long look at an~ proposal to
ease the commuting s1tuat1on ··
Maslin said aoou1 25 percen1 vf
Fluor Daniel emplo\ees no" ride 1n
van po0ls and the l'OTnpan) Y.OUld bl'
w1lhng to stud\ "a~s to coord1na1e
van-pooling w11h commuter rail ser·
\'ICC.
G rttne said the lnp bv rail from
R1 vers1de to IT\ tnC' "OU0ld take 14
~r::A~~E llily Pilat
•AlNonfCI'
)JO lit!'\' B ., <,1 ,., t ~ft~ A
M-4 .10.-1•..,t &. • '~ ''\1'°' V~ ' .\ •:f... F
minutt'!>. at .10 :l'l·rage spc<:'d nl .rn
m1k\ r<'r h1•Uf'
llintml\,io nrr' '01ed unan1-
mou~h lo all0t·p1 (rreene's interim.
rrpnn and IO :t'>k fur further stuch of
thr commuter mil pro posal. ·
Bui rumm1s1oncrs ali.o said the'
\lanrrd to makt• sun· improvement <{f
thr ")an D1eg11-10-Loo;, .\ngeles com-
m ula llOl' \\U' g1q:n pnortt\
··1 ha'l' no ubiee11on 10 1h1s
rm1p11<.al a' lung a\ the north-south
lint· 1'1n'1 rre1udtll'd.'" said Com·
ml\~11mrr Dana Rl•t•d
In 111h<:'r ac11on. comm1ss1011er'
'oted unan1mou'lh 10 rotate the
pant•I'<, t ha1rmamh1p to Thomas
Rile~. "ho has \Pl'nl the pa~t ~ear as
'lt"I.' lh:11rman ,
R 1lr~ a cvunt~ 'iupef\ 1sor. has
hel'n on the omm1ss1on for nine
'ear; HC' ~nC'd a\ chairman from
-I 9h I to I '18~. after "h1ch the com-
m1s<.1on adpoted its preS<'nt pohc~ of
rota ring the cha1rmansh1p each )ear
Commissioner Richard Edgar "as
l hu~·n 'ice chairman.
I ~-
SUIT ...
From Al
thl' count~ ·s gl·neral plan.
l "nd<.'r 1he ut1zens· commmec·s
proposal. ne\l de' elopment would
nol be ~:rm1tted to ··substanually
inncase 1hc nood hazard to down-
Slrl'3m dr' clopment. ..
.. r hal sound\ prt'll} s1m1lar" 10 the
languagl' \\(.' u~ed.'" said Greg Hile. an
artornl'' ''ho t'O·authored Measure
.\ ··11 \ound" as 1f the\'ve left some \\,,~'out of 1t. though. wnh words ltke
·,uh,tanttalh 1m-rease.' I don't think
l"d l'\Pl:rt too murh from this plan."
.\l'i'O tncludC'~,n-today's-re<""·
ommendat1ons 1~1l"'1wo·phased plan
111 rnrnuragc c111e~ 10 devdop com-
1m•ht·n~1' e rrallic improvement and
rinannng plan'> ofthetr own.
I he cn11rl' growth management
pl.in \l h1ch includes traffic. parks.
P••ltll" Jnd firc ~n ices. as well water
11\,lllJ[l.Clllt'nl and nood control, will
ht· dl'l"U'"ed h~ the count} Planning
< 11111m1s~1un on Juh 19 . , .
BENTSEN •••
From Al
Ml da~s not1l"l' hefor~ v.e la~ them
off.'" he '>aid.
1 n ·1910 Rt'nt\t."n defeated George
Bu\h 1n a run for the Senate from
T C\as. Ru,h. no" the Repubhcan
pr('s1den11al n11mince-in·wa1tmg. said
recentl ~. ··~ Rent<,en) doesn't worry
me.·· adding. "We can cam tht' state:·
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I• OuerentMd
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" C'• t,. .. 4 • .. t •iCWe
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ctrcue9tten
T1l1ph1Me
"""'' .,, •"'9" r °""'' A.... ..-4m
pacl>.1ng up.
(iohath. a Qart spr:m&er spanicLi
nurmalh l'\Clted when v1s1tors come
10 1h1: 0hr1uschuld. But ht> was laying
lo" Munda'.
.. Hc"s pr~tt~ shook up. He jUSt
'1.ant'I a 'QU ll't place to la} down for
"The firemen dtd a great job of
covering ever) thing:· Cynthia said.
..The~ shoved ever:·th1ng away from
the "all. Th<.'~ e'en took pictures
dO\\n.··
~ome" hat relieved.··
··f>-eopte ·tceep S'a'Ylrrg-you d<rITT-
st"l'm real upset:· Cynthia said. "But
after seeing ·Les Miserables' where
pco pk reall~ had it bad. we've got 1t
C3S\.
·\\\•"re fonunate."
SMUT RACKS TO GET BLINDERS ••.
From Al
there arc B ~uch racks in a stngle area
of ( orona del Mar.
.. \\ t' don "t ha' e cigarette or liquor
stand!> o n corners. so "h' these-:-:·
..aid Ell s" onh. "ho has spearheaded
1he dm I.' tn get nd of the racks.
Cit\ .\ttorne\ Rolx-rt Burnham
said there 1s ltttlr more the cit} can.do
mto kgal d1fficult1cs and
.\mendment questions.
Councilmembers said they were
equall~ concerned about the
proliferatio n of the racks.
"Tht.") ·re l·alled news racks. but
thl·re·!I no nl·ws thC're. The) ·re smut
rad.s:· ( ounctlman Phtl Maurer
said. ·
Other members applauded the
residrnt~· effons. but called for con-
trnuro ,·ig1laflc~and patience in their
fight ro remo'c lhl' racks from the
nont-. ht1pefulh :· Councilman Phil
Sansont' said. :.You ma) call this a
Band·.\td o rdinance. but Wt' feel this
1s !b tar as we can go right now:·
Sansune. "ho hves m Corona del
~tar. sail.I thr ctt~ 1s cons1denng
ltnuting the number of news racks in
an~ gt'l'n area. and "tll .not renew
~'·xuall)·exphl"tt ne"srack hct-nses
"l11ch expire.'.
In other. development Monday.
Councilwoman Ruthelyn Plummer
announced she will seek a third term . .
councilmember to make a formal
candidacv announcement. Maurer
pre ' iousf~ said he ~will not seek re·
dcct1on.
Candidates can take out papers to
run for otlice starting July 18.
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Dresc; Shirts
Reeu1arty SAU .
5235 00 to 5775.00 from 569.00
S 130 00 to 5565 00 from S59.00
S55 00 to S 185 00 -from '"$17 :0Ct
532 SO to SI 1000 from 510.00
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Regularly SALE
Sport Sh:»ts S30 00 to S97 SO from 59.00
S.veaters SSS 00 to S:25S 00 from S 1 7 .00 ...
Shoe~ 595 00 fo S785.00 up to 40% oft
Ne<kwear SI 7 50 to SSS 00 from S9.00
(over 1.000 ties from our fine (urrent selection)
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Gentlemen's Clothing
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Residents of Irvine and El Toro will be able to
help alleviate the summer blood shonqr Thunday
when the American Red Cro11 conduct.I blood
d rives in their areas.
The Lake ~rest Master Homcownen As-
soc1a lion will sponsor a blood dnve from l to 7:4S
p.m. at 24S72 Toledo Way. Pros~ive donors
sho uld call 51S6-0860 for an appointment.
in Irvine. the Church of Jesus ChriJt oft.alter·
day ;)Clints. 23 l.ake St .. will sponsor a d rive from 4 to
8:45 p.m. Call 786-9884 for an appointment.
CIJemotJJenp7 loram •t
The Wo men's Hospital at Saddlcback Hospital
and Ht·alth Center an Laguna Hills will prnent an
o pen forum on chemotherapy and brQst cancer Thur'ida~ at 7 p.m . an the hospital auditorium, 24~5 1 Health Center Dnve.
Dr. John Hunt. a medical oncolO&JSt at the
Breast C arc Center. wall conduct the discussion. Call
the centc:r at 472-7222 for addiuonal information.
Trade group to meet
Manual RodngueL. president of a Fullenon-
ba~l·d sak~ representative for U.S. exponers ofhiih
technolog~ products. will speak 10 the Women tn
World Trade Thursday at 7:30 a.m. artht' Holiday .
Inn. ·'I 31 Bristol St .. Costa Mesa.
RodngueL "ill discuss non-tariff trade barriers
erected b' 'anou~ Latin Amen can countries. G uest
prct· for ihc breakfast 1s S 15. and reservations arc
mg-tfil'n~l Q68-~ -
Pe6••u• School opening
Wed nc-.da~ 's open ho use at Fo unuun Valley's
Pega'lu\ S hool. h'itrd 1n Saturday's column as being
hrld from 4 to 11) p.m .. actually wall run from 9 to I 0
.a.m. Call Laura Ka11 Kathawa} at 964-1224 for
add111unal tnformauo n.
Mf1ltlple mom• gather
.\ nr" club for m o thers of multaples as being
formed and,., called Multiple Miracle Mom s .
.\ mrl't1ng "111 be held Thursda} at 7:30 p.m. tn th~ main d uhhouSt-of Park West Apanments in
In inc Call \'1 L.1 Lill\ at ~39-8585 for add1t1onal
inforrriatmn ·
Mulcan dance cJau
Thl· an uf ~krn~a n dancing will be detailed in a
'ipcl·ml '-C'>'>•on ofda~sc' beginning Fnda} m Laguna
Beach frrr~ (iu11t•rre1 1s conducting the s1it weeks of
da~\t'"· \\h1c h \\Ill mret Fnda\S from 3:30 to 4:30
.m tn tht· ell\ rel·rl·a11on bu1ld1n1. 515 Forest Ave.
l' tu't I\ anJ thO\e 1ntert'Sted should ca
4i.f1.3' 11 .· l'\l 2tJI or 20 2 for add11 1onal infor-
n 1a11on
Orange County Fair Highlights
W~dusday. J•ly 13
~1org.an I fMSl' 'iho". !S a.m .. Equestrian Centa.
Orangl' \rcna. ·
'iand Ca.,tk Butldtng. 11 30 a .m .. C-o~-A·
\UJ Hunga Bcal·h -.?", 18 ~1arL.r1 and Feeder Sheep Beellii h Upl Shn~. ~ p m . l1' es tock Sho'A
Rtntt , . -,,. ' . . ~. "'}
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T "1n-O-Rama. J.3U p.m .
I krnage Stage .
Marshall Tuckrr Band. 6:.'0
p m .. .\rhngto n Theater
Big Dadd~ Band. 1 30 p.m .
\fillers \.fraoows Stage.
Dally
"F:iir-d111and" lht· Bu ll. .\'cnue of Beef Brt'Cd.
.\q·11ur of Hor<\l' Bret·d . Orange Count) Fair
Cumml·rn JI \\ 1m· W tnnl•rs. Educatio nal Beef
E\h1h1t. Childrl·n\ Safrl) Tags.
Tue.day, July J2
• ~ p m. So•t' La1ua Boa~ of Review, J 1592
\\ St . South Laguna
Wednaday, Jal7 J3
• 9:.'\0 am. Oru1~ Couty 8oanl ef ~r
visors. board hearing room. Hall of Administratio n.
I 0 C" 1c Ct'ntr r Pl aza. Santa Ana.
• 7 p.m. Lapaa Bu~ Plaula1 Commt11tea,
coum·il chamhfrs. 505 Forest Ave.
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Orange Cout DAILY PILOT /Tueeday Juty 12, 1911 • AS
By JONATHAN VOLZ&E °' ..............
A Newpon Beach man acc used of
11owindhng more than 350 people out ofS 1.8
million by seliina shares in a bolus pa)
telephone company has been ordered to
appear in coun Thursday. authonties said.
Donald Char1es Dyer. S4. as bein• held
without bail in Orange County Jail 1n the
alleged scheme. autho rities said. Already
on parole for a similar crime three }ears
ago. he was arrested b) Costa Mesa Police
on suspicion of violauna probation.
D)er 1s accused of violating probation
by allegedly selling investors shares 1n
Quality Pa) Pho nes and Columbia
£quit1es. companies that purpont'dl~ op-
erated 339 pay phones a nd had plan!. 10
acquire 1.000 mo re. ·
In ri:al11~. accord1na to Costa Mesa
Polin· Dt-tect1' e Stevi:n l.abb11t. the
rnmpan~ had 40 phonei.
··Eq~n .\m"a) !iells phon« -)Ou can
bu) phont' booths. phones. the -.hole bit."
said Labbm. who 1n ves11pt«t D }et for
li H months ... II 1s a lc&Jttmatt' busmen.
But 11 I'> a crime 1f you &t't the mone~.
promise the returns and then do n't buy the phones.··
Labb1tt said D)er allci ed l> promised
in' l'Stors as much a~ $400 a month from
thl· phone~. but either never paid or pas$Cd
bad check!.. His alleged v1cums included
1'nd1 i.1duals. families and even a iroup of
Santa Ana school teachers.
.\1 one potnt. tn ~cember 1987.
long11me 1n,esto rs tx-gan to lo!oe con-
lidt>nce and pressured Dyer. labb1tt said
D)l'r then alkgcdl} took mone) from ne-.
tn \~tor\ and retumt>d 11 to tht' est.abhshed
in ' esto rs. pau1na 11 utT as profits from the
telt'phoncs
"That l·un' 1nced e'er. boch that he -.•as
great .. Labb111 ~1d .. Bui after that. people
nl'' er sa" another dime ..
The .,cam fell apart "hen two investors
tm·d tu locate the telephones and found
k'~ than 5 pe,rlent of the equipment was 1n
place ur opera11o na!. Labbtll said
Labb1 11 said D~t>r alleged!) Jugglt-d the
'"' t'Stmcnts from lht• pa) phone compan)
10 h1'> parent lOmpan~ \tinter Mark. a
gru1t1P o t ( osta \tcsa 1n' e~tors he headed
that 1\ nu"' dl'funn
Through \11ntt·r \1Jr~ D\er prom ised
tu re' 1' e the Cknet lu \Ur. l ar The C-lent't
"'a'> a handmade \fXlrt~ l·ar "'hos.e manu-
1auun·r "'ent ban~ruflt\\ 1n' the earh
IC,l >-fl., l h l'r rnlled out a ( ienl't at the Red
Lau n Inn 1n ( osta Mesa wht'n he tnt'd to
lurr '"' estor'I labb1tt said.
L>~c1 alw allegt>dl~ sold tnte rcsts 1n
\1 tntt•r \1arL. Mining Se" 1Ct'S. which
cla imed to ha' l' t'I 000 surface acres of coal
mmcs 1n l 'tah Tht· compan'.\ was to mane
thl' w al and produce charcoal briquettes.
Lahh111 said
D~l'f 1o1.a~ alkgl'dl~ tn\Ol \ed an that
.. ct1eml' "1th h1~ broth1:r. Ra~ mond Dyer.
"llh 1o1.hum hl· plead~d guilt ~ in 1985 to
pre" 1ding lal\t• fi nanl'lal informauon in an
eOon 10 t11:t J loa n. ·an:ordin& to
.rnthon111:'1
Dw1:.ild [),er "as pla,ed on thr« )ears
pn•hJlH•n J nd '" .,1mllar chargt'~ wt're
dro pr>C"d in n chant1t· tor 1h1: plc~a. labb1tt
\J d
egg tou Saturday at tbe Corona del llar Commanity Center. It wu
part of~ pro&~ celebrattac completion of a new yoatb fadllty.
Pilots propose traffic control plan for JW A
B) BOB\' Al'li E\'KE~ kul '>IX•lt..i·'>ml·n lor thl' t\A.O a~-.<X·1at1om .iin rall
0t-o.11y~1.... ~~ lhl·1r propo~I \A.oulJ pro,1de tx-111:r Th.it \\1\ulJ pre,ent the ~ind of 1ras1
.1 • J J nd 1..hl·aix·r protl'\."t1lln m•"-•ltl'munh.Jt•llO that resultc.-d tn tht'
\ \ Prllfl\l\Cu ~nntrolj'"'~'T lor ohn .. \1Khad Chur h. prl'S1den1 llt thl' < l~-. \•'''II•" ... r.i'h. J nd an t"arl1l"r atr disaster
\ .i ~Ol'_ ..\iq x •rt l l'\lgOl' Ill t' P prl''l"nl 3 J nltl: { uunl' ..\1rpon ..\'1<.(XIJ\l,1n \aid tht·· 1 :1 °'I.tr D1l·gp J-...t•rd1ng Ill 1..·ommerc1al
ni11t .. 1on '>inular 111 the I ~l(n ( t'rn10' air f .\ \·~ proi)o-.a l lOuld n eatt' more pr~~-r lt11 Don \1dkr
di<.a<.ll'r "J' un,rlled \lone.fa~'" 't'"'POr1 km-. 1ha111 d1m1n:ue~ 'Ir th,· SJr D1q?.<• J :'-'i,tt'r \OU haJ l\A.1
fX'Jl"h ·\I Jtlhn \\J~Ol'. O!i rt•rn•nt lll lhl' a1r d11ll'rl'Ol J1r,<,1•: lJiJ..1n~ t•1 t\1.1' d ifferent
l\.thl\'n .1-. J ~rx· ... 1.11 Fl1F.hl Kult'' ..\rt'J. trJt)i ... ,., from pn'Jh: Jnd •urporatc.-1.1 •• h11n .. h, '·' J .. fh~: I' Jn intokrabk
tht• ['l~1n 1' tht· tir.11ndlllJ uf ltll.'. :'-at1uoal :tirlr:1ft "3nd--onl~-tO ~---rC'c.'nt 1s from '>lluJtwn a nJ ,~, :tlJ! "t'liJ\1' no1o1. c"er
·\1rcraf1 < h\Ol'r'I Jnd P1ll11' \-.•w.-1al1llO Jirltn"'· ~1J 'il·o 11 R.iphad a 'l'"pon I h.tn~l· C ounl\
and thl' <>rJn~l' ( 1lUOI) .\arpon .\''oua-fkal h JllLlrne~ Jnd pilot Tht• "1fet' l nJl·r pn·'><.'nl ,,,nJ 111on' ,mailer air·
• . ...r.111,l1ming 1nt1 • ' n J~ Ot' o,.,. n,11 ·
If thl· pl,tn ''111' .1 ppro' :ii 11 \\ill mJr~ 'ma.lkr pl:inl''> ~·p:1ra1cd. unul'r rJJJr 'Un ,·1L.in1..·t•. Ol' maller from
thl' tir<,I 11ml· :i lr11.alh dl'\eluf)l·d ll1ght "\\h.11 "l' arl· pr_up\)Stn~ " ... ·limh J nJ ''h1,h'11n·1.11.in1h,·~ Jreapprc1a..:h1 ng .\Il a
contn•I ""'l'rT1 hJ'> tk.·,·o aJ0pll'd h' the J1·,,·l·r11 •l1rnJ~1r'.> llH Jarli nt'r'> that "111 P..!12.L..Dl'l'd J ,1 uoJ.cr_fa..uirabl.t:.....l\ea!.hr:r
~ __ -----., .... ,'"""'lc-rc't"t tin'Tlrl10111 grm•r:it-:rm11ol'rfrar:--u,nJ1t111n\ 1\ n,111 1\ the 10"'er \A.hl·n the'
l hl' F ·\\ nll'Jn\,h1k· ha<. '" ''"" ri, ""11J Kaphael."ho ~f\l''.>ai.J11mnt·~ Jrl· JI k .1,1 ti'c miles from thl' J1rp,.'n
propo..al for control n t tht· :11np:it·t· ll't'r h•r th~ r1 l111'· JSSOl'tat1on Raphael .-.:i1ct
J11hn \\ ··'' m· \1qx1n ~ ... 1-1:alkJ .\1rport l'tlll1' 1..1f ... m.ill plane' "'OulJ not gcncr-A111 111 ~1 • l•l tht• ,,tha ntreme and
Radar. ur\l·1llamt' .\rl':l \'l)uld plan· J ll Jll~ u'l' tht· atrltne comdor'I but 1f thl'' rn~uin· tha< Jil J m ralt tx-under radar
a1 rna11 -largc or "mall -unJn the J:J lhl'' \A.OUld 1.·ome undl.'r the ~ml' ,1 ulJ 1.·:iu-.c.' Ol'l'dks~ u'·l'rloaJing of thr
sup1:n 1\lon ol radJr 'un ,·111.in,·e a" a n' largl' .... ·ommaual .11r 1r.11li1. ulntfl1l <i\'>lrm_ he s.a1d
·· 11 w u had 5110. flights a ~car and all '''a ~uddl·n .sll of them had 10 ha' l' cont.act
"'It~ r:.iJar \ 1\u • t.•Ufd \A. t'nd up .,.·Ith 3 ,._orst'
<.Jtct ' 'lluJt11•n lhdo \Ol. ha'C' n\1\A. .. hr
...i1d
r \ \ ••1 1 \ , .. ,, \j\ tht'\ '-'C'fl tlmC' !ht'
J" ., 1Jl1l1r , rr11f)l ''-1l and ha' l' n,1 tnlen-
!11•r •I 1mr-•,,1~ J ,111 u11on .on ')ran~e
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~ . Hrc J..L.t' J 'P'-"'L.t'<."Pman IM the
I \ \ '-lh.J lht• gatht·nn~ t.I! P.Uhltl . input
Jgl·n,'
"l ht· JrpruJ, h u"·J !11 tie "t' "11uld
... 1.1ml· 1,1p ~ ~~~~'-how dc:r --
\ 11u 1k(' 11 .. '>ht' \J1J .. ,(l\A, "'('·re asL.ing
:h1: J"l'IJ01..l' 1! ~·,.rll' "'h,1 "di tie
atknrd ~ .... \\l' ;-;ir :rd;:ip1 thC"1t1"t" ·"' 'tnhtf
'll hl\.JI Ol'l'd' ..
Ir :ht• ~ .\ \ J1.•l'Pl' :hl ;' , t' d'"'-'-•J·
11un' proP-1'-ll.1 tu'uid ~1· ni. 1··fe,: r i.'\
m\1nth~. R.iphJt'I \atd.
Judge gra1:nts class-action status to INS lawsuit
. LO\ .\ '\:G• LES I ~Pl -.\ JUdgt' has
appn" cd a dass action lawsuit that
contends a'i man' as I 00.000 people fa1l«t
to karn about the re' 1\1on of an imm1gra·
t10 n ruk "htrh prn 1ousl\ den1t'd them
cttrTCn~rp
l '.S l>l'lrll'l Juditl' \\ 1ll1am Kl"ller
grantl·d a m o11on \tonda~ h~ 1mm1grat1l1n
atto mc) Peter Sl'he~ ag.11n l thl· l S
lmm1gra11on and :"'a1uralt1at1l'O St-r' 1n~
Sche"~. representing the Ll·agut• of l n11-
t"d Laun .\mt'ncan l 1t11en<i. 'ul·J tht• I'
last "ear SC-C'hrrg c-h"Jn~l· in J' ')l'•·t•l'" 1.1i the
amn'rst' la" 1ha1 Jl·n11·s 1t11t·mh1p
t'U~1 !'d1 1' t • 1kµ. Jltens \A.ho kit thl'
l n1l•'d ..... 1.111·, Jft,·r Jan· l I IJl\2 ,rnJ
rt•turnt'd u'l"l~ .1 trJuJulent'1sa
Tht' I'\...., IJ'i 'n' emtx-r l-ha nged the
ruk "' th.i· .1 ,.n, ~~t>eJ Ill .iJm11
t1.1ud.ikn1 . ,,,1 J'e ~'oufJ ~rltF.1~k 1-.,r
.1 mnr-.t\ "'""'~rr.1111.)n
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liJt unit''<: J iil'"' '•'ugh: ~Ul ha v.a1' C'r
inn ~till u iulJ tx-dt•n1ed ...it11ensh1p
"-nc' ...a1J that tht' I" ~ran"l"d about tr
r-.·ru·nt 1'! lht• "'al' 1·r-. ~Ul t'lt'ltt"H'<. then'
. uiJ tx· .i-. 01.a r"\crt' ~· ..... 1.~lt~rl~I ai1t"nS
" ,,, '••uth \~ ,.~ .... 1 E urnrc-and .\sta
"" ·.1"1'l1 1<1 h, .1· .1"'1•u1 1hr rulr ,·ha n~e
Government appeals ruling
in Anaheim Bay boat cra~h
C09ta Mesa
.\ l °'·\t'J f-lllJ pr! I' 'll'i't'l'll'J, 1..lf
1aL.1ng S't141 1n rl'O l nwnl'' to run
3"J' 1r,1m ht•r l-1llnwn· "\trt'l.'t home • • • .\ ml'l"hJni. hlU n1..I thn.'t' men
a~kcr in .1 -.ir hl' \'J' uppo\t'J 10 Ii'
Thl' mt•n .ippJ rt•ntl~ brnL.e tnto the
autt1"h1k11 "J) pJr!..l•d 3t thC' Harl-tor
Bou In J rJ 'hl1p h• !lt'I J g1x'ld n1~ht'~
<.kl'P
\ 2'·1..Jlr her Ek rctta a \l'I ,,, lo.t'''
.orJ .1,h "'ere stolen fr11m .1 J '
r.ir .. l·d .i t Bad. Ba' Dn' l JnJ 'J r
1,1,1,; .. in Hill' Road earl\ \1,10.JJ
I•,.." .nJ ,,\A. "'a 'ma~hrJ
Laguna Beach
.\n in1un"d rat -.as tound at •'
I .i~una l .in~on Road on \h 1nJ.i'
mMn1n1o1 .ind -...as taken to tht" Jnim.il ~hdtrr -fo t.rtatment Ditlll ft11 a
,l.1m.1~cd dud bro ught 1n lat<'r tn !hr
J.1, trnm {'~preS) On'<' and \hnk
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\ '1...i,._ .. · "'·111 rl.'• 11rdt'r S ~., in
, .. i;, J nJ 'l '. 'J 1lt'm!'> 1..\t. dothini
''l°'t" 'lnkn in '" a homl' in the Q{lO
"',., i., ,,, 'an Rt..,,,, hc't"'l't'n I and ~
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• • • -... nw.int" um('('d "'er a fenC'C' at a
, ,..,, .• ,1\th•n 'lit' in tht' I ~ l blcx-~ 01
\I . l't' .\\cnuC' Jun ng the pa!-t
"''" i.. ... nJ..ll4i.5.Wlc a moLOL _ By JONATHAN VOLZltE Sutton. 27, and Ro nald Me,ers. ~~. Olthe._........ ooffi of-seif llncn. ltath\ \\'ea\rr.
The U.S. government has apPQlcd 24. ofl.aauna Beach. John Bakos. 2~.
a ruling by 8 federal JUdat that of Seal llcKh and Patnc1a Hulings.
partially blamed the Navy for a 1984 20. of Downey.
· h .. h · Ba h Eark's wit contt'nds tht' go"em· boating eras '" "na cam Y t at ment wasat fault in the wrt'ck because 1en fi ve peo ple dead. . The boattnl wreck. the worst it planted the 1.000-pound buov for
pnvate boating a«ident m county Naval Station baraes. Funhermort. a
histof). ·1«t to an involuntary man· navagational liaht on lhe west Jetty of · ~ h ft' the bay's entrance was inoperable and slaughter conviction ror t e CTI 5 a rtpla<'tment navigationa l marker pilot. Virl Earles. · I n.... -~"ltHome.~~ntint Earltt in-was m1sp a~. ~nton contend«t m
the Cl\ ii suit said the aovemmcnt tna · ----
notified him it appnled ' a S2.3 ,. The JCllY ti1ht!' art ·im portant
m1lho n/udafment to the 9th District because pilots use the marken as
Coun o Appeals. U.S. District Coun na' igational aids to ccntrr tht-tr boat
Judge Jlmcs ldeman had determined tn the chan~I at nilht. when the
Earles and the Navy ~rt equally rocks art not easil> tttn.
rnpons1bk for the crash. Earles was convicted of five counts
'""-na '""-ntofl was the leAd anomty of involuntary man=tcr in 1916 ..,. ~ af\er authontrcs an his blood· of the four•lawytt lqll teem that sued akohol level was-· tty above the
lM aovmnntnl Oft behalf' of' tholt fi h:-.. injutt'dandkilkdinthe0tt.21wrttk •aurt at•· ""'' 8 motonsi IS con·
of the "Wh1ske) Runntt." sidcrtd aetall> drunk.
The 20.foot speed bolt slammed ' But evt.n an passina the con' 1ctton.
into a darkeMd buoy j u" inside the JUron u~ compassion for Earles. a
entrance of the be)'. whK:h hnb former commercial fisherman wtw>
Hunt1n1ton Harbour and ttw Pacifk su~rtd rn..JOr injurin in the WT'ttlt.
Ocean thro~ the Seal 8aldt Naval • Eat1a oow •·orb for a tN<'klna
Weapons Stauon. u ttw ~ ~ rompeny.
turmd (tom an tarty momi"I maite. He was 1rn1tnctd to thrt"t' yan 1n
K.ilkd in the crash wett Anthony pmon. but the wnttnC't' 1~ Sta)·td
(>l'lllhng Jn appeal
l)l:nto n said he ts unsure on \\hat
~HlUnlh th(' government ts appt>ahng
lhl' ,.,\ 11 ruling. handed down in Ma).
Thr 1.·ourt "'II nnttf) the go\'emment
"1thin thrl"(' months to Set a date for
k~l paf)l'rs to be filro.
"\\ l' rt'all) do n't kno\\ an:rthtn&
right no 1o1. uther than that the~ art'
arix·allng:· [)(on ton· said . "But I
1magtn<'.1 th<'~ 'rt going to appc-al
e' i:J,) thing the~ can possibl) d~m
up
l '.S. Attomc) Wamn Schneider.
"ho ts rtpttKnt1na the government.
could not be ~ached for comment.
l 'nder ldeman's ruhna. Eartn was
a-.·ankd S297.S40. but bcau.tc he
shares rnpon11bl11r. for the crash •ith
tht' ~a,1. at •·m hltt'I) be left to tHc
l'Qurts to decide •twtbn . he. can
rt'ttl\e the mont) The Na''Y may
alSQ act 10 rt<'O,·er half of its cosu
from Earle$.
But Dt'nton said mone) •'Unot the
m011xc.Jcx.1hc cniilJawsuil
.. Wt wett nc,·er in this for any
1W11n1... Orn ton satd. -v1tt -..
alv.I\~ 1n it to t''onerate h1mlttf and ~ho\\· the lrut' fauh •>as •1th the
:"-II\\ ..
J. I
••• \fo1t' thJn Sl '•ll1 \A.llnh of hand
tOC'I~ "a\ 1a L.rn rn1m J \ten'('dt'<.
rc~1r ~hl1r ,in Ra ndolph Strt't't • • • .\\·hJ tn~I" "'lrth S2.<'~P "l\ taL.en
fn1m .1 l"l'O(tru, 111,n 'llt' ,10 Ran-
dolph ·
• • • ~ thief l'Ul tht• hl\.·k MT a µra~e l'"
\\ alSQn '\tr\'\'I J 0\1 l''' .1pi.·J \A. Ith J S~(.)
ll'k' 1!11l\O .\ rai.h of )u~·h "rrak-1n' 1s
h1t11ng thr art'a • • • Tue tr.:rm ~" 'alut'\1 lt 1~ .. ~ 'in.'r'f' ta~<'n from a -.1ort' o n Baltx'a Stn--ct
"h11e 'It'\ ,·ral f)l"11pk J 1 tr.ar tf'd thC'
<1ho pll"'ept"r
Newport 8-ela
-\n :i.r~nal of hotauns and nO~ -
('1ght tn all -v.as stolen from 1 home
in the blcx l of \\"' ~~anfront
"' t'nue late Saturda) The bufllar
t'ntt'rt'd through the bedroom Mn·
do-.. and also stok aolf clubs and
se'eral othct items The total take
•·ascst1mated it Sl9.000 • • • Camera cqu1p~nt and a c·ar "t'rro
witt stolen from a \'t.l\iC'lt parkt'd at
lhc inttnttuon of aKIUUS A \'t'OUC
and f ounh trttl bt'l•"ttn ~ p m
unda and 8.30 a.m Monda>
• • • ~' •mellnt' c:illed pohC'C' at 8.10 p m
\l,10JJ~ to repon that someone" had
ix1ua-J a beer o n the caller • • • ..\ 'tdt''tl camt'ra 'alu«t at l 1 J •\1
\A.J' rCJX"'lrted stolen at ~·O I pm
\1,•nJa~ from thC' Lmk Shnmp. 1 '0'
tilod of~.,uth Coas\ H 11h-.a~
• • • 1,."\'•i ' \'l1nh m1•rr than SI 1)()(.l
"·•' '"•lrn trom a h11mt• in th(' 480
t'll1' i.. •'' fl.1 ,rs ~·t"'l'C'n ~ ..t m and ~ r r \l,•nJ.J\ . • • • I 11~ppt' Jnd a ,-,deo casscnc rt'··
... 111drr "t•n· 'IC'llrn \t0nda' aflemoon
1r1•m a h11mr in tht' 4()(1 blod of
I \'l·rtidJ .\ \ l'OUC
Couple Uflnl to sen carslJ~t
B~ Tk A~te.4 Prest
.\ "°"'t'~r-old '4'0Jnan ~-.i shot to
dt'atb and htt husband •u •'Ou.oded
tn thrtt proplc •ho appamit~ bad·
aonc to tht' roupte·s ~nahc1m home
m mronw to a car adven11nne-nL
pohC'C said .
R' oko Hanano wH pronounced
dt'ad at the tttnc Monda) Kazum1
Hanano. bl. w" 1.aken to.the ftl\'tt·
sit' of C'ahfon11a-lrv1ne Mcdteal
Ct'.nter v. h<'rt' h<' •'u l"tcd 1n cnt1cal
hut i.tablt' ,·ond1t1on. "n•ht1m PoltC'C
Lt 8 111 WnJht said
Hanano dncnbcd the suspcocJs as a
htht·Ktnncd tMack man. a whik man
wtth blond ha.Ir and a m"1tack and a
woman ~lh brown "'1 hair.
The thfft drove up to the bofM 1n a
tan. &a~ tnOdt.I ford or Dodet van,
Hanano tokl potlct. TM van bad O«. '* tiftl wida ..... _... .....
and no lldt winc1owJ ~ * -1'hn fted 1n \ht ._ ..a HMMo'1 bladt 1 '84 Clwvrotrt Ccnfttr _....
C'ahfom .. hccnw "'9te1 TOY«AZ.
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-Ex-Pennsylvania govemor
picked as attorney general
WASHINGTON <AP> -Preli·
deDt lleepn today ptCked • "touah-
minded crime buster." fonMr Penn-
!}l van ia Gov. Richard L.
Thonaburah, to succeed Edwin M~
m .. a•=teneral. Tbombu • a squeaky clean ex-
proeecutor with a reputation for nayina cool under fire. declined
c:omrMnt on ~ troubles of Mene.
who has been dolled by questions
about his ethics ana who announced
last week that he had bttn exonerated
by a special pr<>S«utor and would
leave office Aua. I.
Thomburah said. "I think it is
important to look forward rather than
t.ck: I think what we will try to do is
to carry out a full-bore effort in the
law cnforttment area ...
Asked if be would have to look i11to
investiptions of Meese. Thomburah
at first declined to answer, then
added. "My intention in this as in any
areas is to follow the evidence
wherever it may lead ...
Meese could still face an intemaJ
department review of his actions.
lteapn. who appeared with
Thomburah in the White House
briefing room. called ThornburJh
"the ideal choice for attorney seneral.
number of conviC1ion1 fo'tcomaption a~ apinst JMmben of orpnized
cnme.'
in the department. AMOCi&te At·
tomey General Francis Keatina, and
the criminal division chief. Edward
Dennis. C hristenKn and Dennis have been Reqan said that. as aovemor for
· b · 1 J K · eiJ.ht years, Thomburah "won touah on the JO since ear Y une; eattna mandatory ,·ail terms For violent and has been at work. about a month lonJ.er. All were appointed on an repeat cnminals. He was in the
actan• basis by Reapn. forefront of the war apin1t drup. ... · 1 · · crackina down on drua tnffickm and There appeared to hn e oppc>1it1on cratinfi preventive eduction pro-in the Senate to the nomination. Sen. Edward M. Kennedy of fr!~~. or ~nnsyJvania school chil-
Massachusetts, the No. 2 Democrat
on the Senate Judiciary Committee. New\ of the nomination cheered
which will review ThornburJh's officials with Vice President Geo,.
nomination. said he expected a rapid Bush's presidentiaJ campaip, who
confirmation. had worried aloud about. political
"I have the ~t~t respec~ for Dick damaae to the cenain ~epublican
Thomburah.' Kennedy said. "The nominee from the persistent qua.-
state of justice in America would be tions over Mecse's ethics.
very different today if Dick ThornburJh. SS, earned a repu-
Thornburah had been attorney acn· tation for methodical, stady &eader-
eral for the past 3'h years instead of Ed ship in 1979 when. after only 72 days
Meese." as $bvernor. he was faced with the
Sen. trom Thurmond of South nation's worst commercial nuclear
Carolina. the panel's rankin& Re-accident. at Three Mile. Island near
publican. praised Thornbur&h's Harrisbura.
"deep intellect and unmatched inte-. .. Six years later. he said he learned gnty. ral I II'. h ..... _ Senate Republtcan Leader Bob seve essons 1rom t e 1.CClu.;nt.
Dole proclaimed Thornburah ••a They included: for#t partisanship
tough man for a tough job" and said during crises, don't be afraid to
the selection "deserves speedy Senate ··scrambl-c the orpnization chan,"
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Payments
to Iranians
hit, called
premature
WASHINGTON (AP) -Preti·
dent Reapn 's decision to pay famil-
ies of the 290 people killed 1n the U.S.
downina of an Iranian.airliner met
fresh resistance on Capitol Hill today.
with • some lawmaken sayin• the
aesturc is premature and politically
touchy.
''The United States of America is
not guilty of anythina" except
protecting the lives of American
sailors. Rep. Gerald Solomon. R-
N. Y .. said o n NBC-TV's "Today"
show.
He contended that the Iranian
government deliberately provoked
the U.S. crui~r Vincennes into firiDJ
on the jetliner and said, "I don't thir\k
there's aJ\y question this was a
provoked attack ....
"h was an act of martyrdom by the
Iranian go\•emment to bri.na humili-
ation on the United States and we
should not be a pan of that at this
time:· Solomon said.
Sen. John McCain. R-Ariz .. con-
curred.
"h's too . earl . There ar~ many "I urae the Senate td'move quickly
to confirm him as well as our other
--.JtrsttCt'OepaTrmelft nomtnm"So tbe
can roll up their sleeves and get to
work enforcing tht laws of the land."
confirm~tion." and "respect but do not depend on the a11 t-01l repor ers ____ a_t ___ 1nNfia.
Reecae worllen carry the body of Frank Telles, 13, from the ou•e•apeaa ...... eet-Atatoato,!fw. . senous ques ions a n"lld -m-ftP-----
resolved ... before we would con-
Also awaiting Senate confirmation
are the deput} attome} general.
Harold Christensen: the No. 3 person
Thornburgh "was a prosecutor's At the Justice Department.
prosecutor for six years as a United Thornburgh credits himself in a
States attorne\ for Western Penn-biography with "enhancing the effon
sylvama. a tough-minded crime to combat organize4 crime and public
buster winning an unprect'dcnted corruption nationwide."
wu ewept away by clebrla ba tlae .,....,,_water ae be
attempted to l•Ye tie etraaded track be .U . Illa brotlaer,
Richard, 33, la 8tW mlT::ft after tlae bactdeat. ~ ftood
waten alM MrePt foar ~ 1 memben of a San Joee, Calif.
family to thelr deatha In a creekbed ba ••t Tau.
Contract suspensions possible in def en Se probe
&emplate compensation. We should.
also expect some progress on the
hostage situation." he said on ABC-
TV's "Good Morning Amenca."
"I don't see why there's this rush to
judgment."
Their comments echoed those· of
other members of Congress who said
after Monday's announcement that
the distinction may be largely lost on
WASHINGTON (AP) -Defense Sec·
retary Frank Carlucci today promised ··ap-
propria tt action." including contrac t
suspensions. if the ongoing Pen~aon briber)·
probe turns up ntw evidence that some contracts
may be tainted.
The Pcn~on is beginning actions to ban
two companies and three individuals from doing furth~r business with the Defense Department.
Carlucci told the Senate Armed Services
Commillee that "if other official information
becomes available during the coul'S( of the
tn' estigatJon .which v.'afTants-new concern
regarding these or other contracts. the depan-
ment will evaluate 11 and take any appropriate
action ...
The decisions arose from the qjminal
investigation ofalleptions that defense contrac-
tors and consultants bribed Pentagon officials
for contracting details that could be vital in
winning contracts worth billions of dollars.
The acqu1s1t1on system has pro blems.
Carlucci admitted. "There are defects in how
America equips its forces." he said.
The current investigation is a good reason
to correct those flaws. he said. "Even 1fthe probe
rrveals no more than the misdeeds of a few greed~ lawbreakers. I .still want to move forward
no"". in cooperation with Congress. to remedy
Oa"s 10 o ur system. regardless of whether those
fla"s are rrlated to the Justice investigation."
the U.S. electorate. which harbors
long-simmering resentment of Iran
stemmina from the seizure of the U.S.
embassy in 1979. from its sponsor-
ship of international terrorism and
from the continued holding of .\meri-
cans in Lebanon.
Carluc--ci said he lifted his July I su1pensions
of nine military programs because a Nav}'
review "did not indicate that an}' of the current
contracts in the affected programs are uuntcd."
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exet'utives of the top 200-defense contractors.
"urging them to ensure stringent management
controls on the use of consultants and to avoid
improper business practices.··
~_Reagan's request "has some _prob-
lems." added Rep. Ton} Coelho. D-
Cahf.. the-ch~f Democrattc \'Ote
counter tn ·the House. who said he
personally opposed the idea.
eteransget Murderer captured after 'copter esca a bin.et seat By Tiie Auocialecl Press Nauonal Weather Service meteorologist .Norm Re-~-~~ 1tmc~er said Monday in Kentucky. A heat wave increased
..\LBllQUERQUE. N.M. -Police today captured a the number of peo ple seeking emergency shelter in
WASHINGTON (AP)-The Sen-
ate. looking 10 protect the interests of
30 million veterans and their depen-
dents. toda~ o'erwhelmtngly ap-
pro' ed lcg1slat1on creating a Cabmet-
le"el Depanment of Veterans Affairs.
('on\ 1cted m urdcrcr who escaped by helicopter from statt Indianapolis and Boston. caused brief power o utages in
prison with two other convicts who were cauaht when Braintree and Hingham. Mass .. and led New England
authorirn·s forced down the aircraft in a nearly two-hour ut1ht1e'S to urge customers to limit power consumption. In
aenal chast·. Daniel Mahoney. 30. was apprehended near Washington. House Speaker Jim Wright said he hoped a
Los Luna~ ahout 20 miles south of here shonly before I rd1ef package with disaster paymtnts of up to S 100.ao<>
a.m .. said state police Sgt. John Balderston. Mahoney. the for drought-hit farmers would be ready for floor action in
The b1 II was approved 84-11. two other inmates. thr pilot -who also flew the (. ongress this w~k.
helicopte.r used i.n Monda.y'sescape.attempt in tbe movie • . Negotiator~ "111 work put technical
'd11Tefrnn·s between tht• bill a nd a
,·ers1on th(• House passed last No·
'ember. JUSt a "eek after II was
rt•co mmended b~ President Reagan.
"Ram bo Ill .. -and a woman believed to be Mahoney's CIJIC•dO firie kill• ••v~n
girlfri,·nd wen· 10 custody. officials said. Officers wtth -.· -.., ..
The secretan of veterans· affairs
"ould be the l~h CTOln'rt secretal"\
and 1he fifth added since 1960. ·
tracking dogs and on horseback searched dense woods
and set up roadblocks 10 the hunt for Mahoney. who ran
from the helicopter when 1t landed bnefly at Mid-Valley
CHI< '.\GO -Fire swept through a bnck apartment
bu1ld1ng on the c ity's West Side this morning. kalhn&
se' en ix·oplc. officials said. Police were investtpt101
re_Q_Om that anQ.th~n miJy remain in the rubble of_
the fire. which appeared to have started in.trash behind an
encloSt'd. woode n back porch at the f'ear of the bu1ldin~
fire officials said. "We're interviewing people now to stt 1f "For the first lime. the Veterans
_ ~irpon in Los Lul)as on Monday mom_ll!g._t\ corrections _
o ffict·r stxitted Ma one} 's tracks about 7:30 p.m.
Monda~. and called in a canine unit. Baldtrston said.
..\dmin1 r w h ve direct ac-\\C • .. . .
cess 10 the president without an
1nter\'en1ng party.'' Sen. Spark
Matsunaga. D~awaii. said Monday
as the Senate debated the measure.
Earht·r 10 theda~. the Senate agreed
to let "eterans appeal to the courts
when their claims for benefits are
denied b~ V .\.
Ram fell 10 some drought-stricken secttons of
.\menca. but fqrecasters warned a lot morr was needed as
Ofilo armers welcomed a "ha) 1m·· and a New
Hampshire town was forced to draw water from· a
contaminated well. ··we need a pattern of regular rainfall.
and above normal rainfall. because wr've been behind.
not just 1n the past months. but tn the past 31h years."
police Bomb and Arson Unit. Spokesman krry Lawrence
of the Fire Department said an empty gasoline can was
found. but invtstigalQIJ were not cenain_w_hcther it wu
used to set the blaze. Fire Commissioner Louis Galante
said there were some indications of arson. "It started in
rubbish behind the back porch •nd spread up to w
se<·ond and third floon," he said. "In the last hour and a
half or two hours. we've had similar fires in this area."
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STRINGFELLOW SITE
FEASIBILITY STUDY REPORT
AND PROPOSED PLAN FOR
GROUNDWATER CLEANUP IN
GLEN AVON, CALIFORNIA
Tht California Oepartmtnt of Health Servicu IDHSI and lht 1 · S En
v1ronmental ProtectiJm Apncy I EPA I tn-ufd the Strin1ftlfow S""~..J 1'881 h1hl ,.
Stud)· IFS) Draft Report for public rtview a_nd romment on .JU'iff :10. 19g8
Accompanying the report i• the OHS/EPA propoted plan for cleanup 11f ~Ill'
related cuntaminat-ed groundwater south of the 1ite in the community of <:!en
Avon, California. The public review and comment period for the feasihilit\
study report and the proposed plan runs through Septem'>er 30. 19&!. Thl'
complete HI of documenta includes:
• 8tria1fellow PeHlbility Study Draft Report pr~tnts dt tailed evaluations of potential cleanup ahernattves dtvelup.d for the
Strin1fellow Si~. An Eaecutive Summary describinit the full ·rtporl 1~
included. A aecond volume with technical dHCriptions of cleanup ttchnolc'l(il'to
i1 alM.t available. Cleanup alt.ernative11 consi11t of combination~ of ll'rhn11lotci1Pi1
that addre11 various r.llution problems ~d by tht site. ,
• Propoeed Pan for Glen Avon Community Groundwater Cleanup -a fact 1heet that providfl' a de1criptlon of th• D.HSIEPA
recommended alttrnati~ for rlunllp of sitt·releted irroundwattr rontamina·
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Thell' documenu are available for public "''itw and comment m Or11nicl' County at the followi n1 localions:
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off etus constitutes murder
Lawyers foot
bill to reform
auto insurance
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -The
· 'ltate Supreme Coun for the first time
n.aled that the killina of a prqnant
woman and her viable fetus is a
capital crime of double murder. It
tht'n reverwd the death sentence in
1he case on other grounds.
d('free murder. testified that Bunyard
offered him S l .000 to kill his wife and
make It look like SWcide, QUOtin&
Mrs. Bunyard as sayinc lhe would not
ga ve ham a divorce to marry another
woman. Popham said he knocked out
Mrs. Bunyard with a' cast-iron skillet.
then shot her in the head with a
shotaun. Popham said he was paid
SI 2S by Bunyard, who denied any
involvement.
LOS ANGELES (AP) -Nearl) "The fact that the victim murdered three.quaners of the S2. 5 mallaon
is an unborn child doe'> not render raised for a lawyer-backed insurance
defendant less culpable. or tht' cnme J.nl1Lat1ve on the November ballot has
lessSt'Hre. an laght ofthe Lcgaslaturt''s ~from the California Tnal Law-
determinauon 'that viable ft'tuses )Cr~ Assoc1a11on and 1nd1v1dual at-
rece1ve the ..amc: protec tion undt'r the torneys. according to campa11n re-
murder-statute as persons." "r1uelles pons.
!klid. .\!though the campa1in committee But he <>aid Bumard'c; death bea~ the name of Consumer ln-
.
Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Tuelday July 12. 1988 *Al
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Group says lack of funds
resulting in sicker babies
By T~ Atl0Ciate4 Prn1
l 0 .\ '\C.1ELE -More babies across the state are beana born sick or
pr('matur(' as pregnanl -...omen face 1ncre1s1na difficult)' tn aettana adequate
prenatal medical care. accordana to a repon lhat cn11c1zcd cuts an s~tc health
fund' Thc rcpon tS\ued Monda' b) the Southern Cahfom1a Child Cart
"'-=('t"orli.. l n11c11ed C1u\ George ~ukmeJ1an for cu tuna S2 I 5 ma I hon an state
ht'ahh rund'> from nt'\t ~ear's bud,et. The mone) co uld havr been used to fund
a 'artl'l\ ol prenatal care programs. said Wend) Lazarus. director of the
net" urk a nun profit group that mon11ors infant monaltt) and the a'aalabatlity
ut prrn<.1tJl lund'> ')he called thr bud&et cuts "shon-sa&htrd .. and said the
gu' l'rn11r "a' mo' ing "in a~olutel) the wrong d1rect1on ··The governor said
thl· 'ut' ·'l'fl' neH'\'3~ "to protC'Ct currt'nt. 'ital programs and provide for a
pru1.kn1 rt''>l'n e for economic uncertain11e~"
The coun on Monday unani-
mous!) reversed two of three death
'entenccs 1t considned. It has upheld
:'.'6 of 33 death sentence appeals it has
l 11nsidered this year -over half of all It~ decisions in signed oases ..
However. Bunyard was not
characd with capital murder-for-hire.
Instead. the capital ctwac apinst
him was multiple murder. the know-
ina. malicious destruction ofa viable
fetus has been murder under Cali-
fornia law since 1970.
scntence must be re,ersed because suranct' Reform Coahtaon. onh a
San Joaquin oun t) Supenor Coun 'iln;tll percentage oft ht' total con1 rlbu-
Judgc Frank Kim told jurors that 1f t1ons came from coni.umer groups or Mllton Berl.e_ celebntJad llU, BOtlJ blrtlJda• the' sentenced Bun)ard to hfe member'>. according to the -repons. -• "'
Another death sentence ~on
\ldered. a rape-murder case from
K1,ers1de County. was reversed on
narrow grounds and could be re·
"''lated quacldy if the trial jud&t
'lated reasonsJus11fyina the sentence.
-...11hout parok the ahcmatavt' to a \l.hach -...ere filed Monda' -...11h the Hf\ F KL) 1111 L -<. omedaan \.1 11ton &rle. -...ho!>t' ~0th b1nhda) will
death sentenCl' the governor could Secr1:ta~ ofState's Office.' be •l'khr.i11:d "Ill 2!111 fnend:. ~H he 1s health\ and freh. lrkc a :'.'0-vear-old,
commute the sentence to lift' with the lhl.'n Jl·adpan~ "But there\ ne'er one around .'~ "It'll JUSt be a usuai day for
poss1biht) of parole. The Tnal Lawyers' measure was me · fkrk --aid \londa). on the l'\t' of his trans111on into octogenanan status
In an opinion by Justice John
A.queues.. lhe coun said lbc Jury's
findin1 of intentional murder by
Bunyard applied to the fetusas well as
the QlOther. since he knew his wife
was prqnant. provided the shotgun.
and could have delayed the killing
until after she.aave binh.
That JUr) 1nstruc11on "a" requarcd the first of five initiatn ~ that H 1, "air hu' a J 1nna-b1nhdJ\ pan. planned for htm tonight at La Ci&JC Aux
b) the sta11."s I 97ts death penal!) qualified fo r the upcoming election. Foil ., 11n Li < a:neg..i Boule' ard. &-rle call~ 11 a gathenng ot ··ant1mate fnends."
The coun unanimously upheld the
death sentence of Michael Allen
W 1II1ams. now 2 5. for the robbery and
111 urder of a 21-year-old sailor in the
\an Dat'go suburb of National City in
in111atJ\ c bUl "a"' dc"la-red an' alid b' and the battle over msuran~ reforms hut tnl:'n:-:trc 2-f ll •Pl"tJpk on the gu~t-tnt mcludmg Frank ~1natra. Red Bunons.
the-coun in 1984 because 11 en·-promi!>Cs to be one oftht' most heated '-tn l' \lk n !Jann) I h11ma' 1d C ae!><lr. Jack Le.m mon. Don Rickles and
couraged Juror' to SJX'Culate on the and e\f)('nsi ve in Slate haston · < m·1tor~ Pn ~ 1 l·llu'>' llgJHhomp1ng entertainer George Burns. who as 92.
go' l'rnor'~ fut ure actions and ttlted Two of the measures are r,p0n r,ored rl•flc1.1l·d \111nd J\ "" reaching that milestone a dozen ~ears ago. "When I was
them to"ard a death ' erd1ct. b' insurers and consumers. and each 'I I nJJ In hu' ne'>' '>'het'l'> fur m skatt'board." Burns said It v.as has mother.
"ll·ptember I Q8 I.
In the case involvina the fetus.
krr) Bun)ard. 38. of Stockton. was
lOn\'icted of double murder in the
-.;u,ember 1979 death of his wife of
three }ears. Elaine Bunyard, and her
k {Tlale fetµs. which was due to be
The killinas qualified as ·:multiple
murder" under the death penalty law.
Arguelles said. reject in& defense argu-
ments that the law was not intended
to cover the killina of a fetus. which it
did not expressly mention. and that ~
violates the constitutional ban on
li'Rlel a~n.a.aal puAiiohme1M1
In tht' Rl\ers1de Count' case. tht' hope~ to put the fi nancial burden on \JnJrJ fkrhngt:r '>'ho bounced bab) \t1lton on her lntt and said .. Ma~e mt'
coun for tht: second 11me re' ersed the the otht'r tn an attempt t'o lower auto laugh .. He·s ~ept the nat1on lau&hmg t'' er since.
death sentence of Albe n Greenwood insurance rates liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiijiiiijiiiiiiiiiiiii~iiiijjijjpiijijiiiiiiii
c.khvered any da).
Prosecution witness Earlin
Popb.afn who pkadcd-1u~rll •
Brown Jr. for the October I <>80 rape The law~ers' in111at1' e would roll
and murder of a I 5-)ear-old girl. back insurance rates b~ 20 percent for
The coun re,ersed his death "good dm ers ... allov. the state In-
sentence 1n I 98i because Suf)('nor suraoce l.Xpanment to regulatt'
Court Judge W11l1am Monland told maJor ratt' hi kes and end the ind ur,-
Jurors to disregard !'>mpathy for tr) ·s ant11rus1...;e,..:.';..:l'ffi~;.;t•o~n~. --:-::---r ~ 1n ~"'B en-ft+~~~~--mmutt:r.rr\ pro ec1 aw)e~· fre'I
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\C.'ek1ng reinstatement as a teacher.
heard a bO\ testify that she fondled
him and forced him to rC'Ciprocate.
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The child. giving testimony befort'
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Pentagon scandal
shows def enders
robbing us blind
Herc is a three-state sampling reprdina the Pcntaaon's
procurement probe:
Is there nothing that's not for sale in Washinaton, D.C.'?
Americ.ans have ~ery reason to be disillusioned with the
government in acneraJ and the military in particular when
those entrusted with the nation's defense are more cqnccrned
about profit than their country.
The Pentaaon was shaken to its foundation recently by
the news of a two-year invcstiption into alleaed 0 insider
trading" within the Department of Defense. The news broke
when the FBI and the Naval lnvestiptive Service conducted
raids on 38 locations in search for evidence of theft of
classified information from the Pentagon.
The stcu:ies of waste and mismanagement within the
Defense Department are old hat; nobody is surprised any
ger by tatcs of-S-1:00&--eoffee,,ots:-But-even tht-mcm
hardened cynics have to be shocked at the alleptions of the
blatant, self-serving activities of current and former Defense
Department employees. Sen. Strom Thurmond, R-S.C., a
strong supporter of the Pentagon, has predicted that the
nation will be .. shocked" by the depth of the wronadoina.
Shocked. indeed. The American people arc told that the
country cannot afford programs to aid the young, the old and
the poor because the nation must maintain a strong defense.
While many Americans are prepared to sacrifice to ensure a
strong defense. it appears the defenders arc robbing them
bhnd.
DaJJy Jot1rul, Fe,.... Fd., MJM.
Who was minding the store?
The widening investigition of fraud and bribery in the
nauon's weapons procurement system is sickening, but it is
not surprising. Thafs what happens when a climate o(
permissiveness. starting at the Yery top. pervades a
bureaucratic system ....
The lackadaisical d isregard for the ethical conduct
displayed by scores of important appointees in the Reagan
adm inistration has set the tone for those in lesser positions.
It's no wonder that the procurement system became riddled
with bribery and fraud. ·
Salem (Ore.) Stalnma·JOflrul
The ongoing federal investigation of Pentagon coma~
· ~R-thc-scllin~ofscn&ilille-in&idc informali~t
the problem of com.apt entagon procurement.goes beyood
briben·. In many way$.-theentii:C.$Ystem has-become corrupL ....
.\s 1t has taken years for the mess in Pentagon procurement to
develop. so it will take years to repair the damage.
T o begin that proces.s. whoeve·r wins the election in
November must make a top-to-bottom reform of Pentagon
planning and military procurement an urgent priority.
St. LHJ1 Po1t-Dl1pa1ct
A~ti-drug laws
Rl·publican an Co ngress have introduced extremely
tough an11-drug legislation. Vice President George Bush
enthus1ast 1call~ has endorsed the measure. which. among
other provisions. calls for the death penalty to be meted out to
drug kingpins. . _______ JJlc_.lLk.cl}..-D.cmocrau.c _ _pre.sidential_naminee.-..Go.'\L.--
~f 1t•hael Dukak1s of Massachusetts, has piousl) proclaimed
that onl.' of the reasons he 1s seeking to take up residence in the
V. h1te House 1s because of the Republican shortcomings in
the war agamst drugs. Ho\\oever. Dukakis thus far has refused
10 back the death penalt~ for drug dealers.
Bush c11es the brutal sla) ing of Drug Enforcement
-\dmin1!,trat1on agent Ennque Camarena Salazar in his
arguml.'nt for estabhsl'ltn$ the death penalt). The vice
president makes a gopd point.
The leg1slat1on introduced by congressional Republicans
in add111on to establishing the death penalty for drug dealers u11l~ for mc;reased fu nding for the Coast Guard to patrol for
drug tratlicki:-rs. It also would impose stiff sanctions against
rnn' 1ctcd drug users. including heav~ fines and making them
inehg1blc for student loans and federal!~ backed mongaJeS.
If Dukak1s and Co. actuall~ are serious about waging a
real "ar on drugs. their support for establishing the death
penalt} fo r dealers 1mmed1atcl~ "ould be forthcom ing.
E,·eaiag Journal, Martla1bar1, W. Va.
Lead against pollution
Ln11 k tlo~el~ :it the ne\\S phmos c:om1ng .o ut of drought-
stnckl·n tarn1 regions. at images of '>Un-baked land ·and
"llhcrl·d crops. If a group ofsc1ent1sts "ho testified before a
rungrl''-\H>nal hearing last "t'ek are right. pictures like that
could he common 1n \Cars to come -and wc ha\'e onlv
uursch cs to bl a ml'. · -
The cars that clog our free"a~s. the fa ctories and poWt'r
plants that spe" pollutants into thl' air. the massive
defore<\tat1on ta~ing place 1n poor countries -the> all
contribute 10 the ··greenhouse effe 1.·· a "arming trend
e\pectcd to profound!~ impact our planet The fo ur warmest ~ears of the last 100 ha\l' been in the 1980s. and 1988 is
shaping up to be the holiest on record
What could Ix' the long-range consequences'.' .\s with JUSt
about an} thing. there "111 be "inners and losers. o\menca's
n h Farm Belt could dr: up. but \anad1an and Soviet
agriculture "ould benefit
Because some countries stand to benefit from a gfobal
warming trend. 11 could be difficult to enlist their support for
measures to light 11. . -
So what can be done'? .\ start would be to clean house in
our countr) by phasing out pollutin$ plants. 1mprovin1 mass-
transportat1on systems and de\·eloping pollution-free alterna·
ti ve energ) sources.
America. after all. 1s one of the major contributors-to-the
problc-m. If this countr: doesn't show leadenhip. who will'?
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WASHI NGTON -There is no
loH' lost between lntenor Sccretar)
Donald Hodel and •his underling.
Nauonal Park Service Director Wil·
ham Penn Mon Jr.. Now. Hodel has
initiated "hat appears to be a politi·
call) moti\'ated 1nvestiption of Mon
and his special assistant. Loren
Fraser. because they arc helping a
pm ate comm111ee promote a ·ct'I·
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ebrallon of the great outdoors. . , bcen..m.adc... ____ _
n t e 11:.a lllOn o f-"Reagan ap-Tht• onl} cl oe about the subject of
po1ntces tothetoplntenoqob;Hodcl thl' 1n\Cst1g•111on 1s contained in a
1s pro-development. Mott is a con· mcm(UC.nt M'"'-10-from ihe Aierior
sen-auonast with a c:a·reer In pills Department. legal offit't' to Mon and
protection spann ing more 1han halfa Fra~er advising them to stop work
centur). w11h thl' celrbr:111on committee until
The current tifT bet"ecn the two the 1n' esugauon 1s complrted. The
rrnters on the ··:"auonal Ct'lebrauon memo also suggested that Mott and
of the Outdoors:· lntenor Dcpan-Fraser grt thcmsel\'es a law) er.
mcnt correspondence we have ob-Our rrponer. Dawn Larsen. talked
ta1ned indicates that the depan-to half a dozen park and recreation
ment"s inspector general as investigat-lcadrrs w-ho are baffied b~ the probe
. 1ng thr in'ohement 'of Mott and and see nothing illegal or unethical
Fraser. about Mou·s or Fraser'~ actintics. Mott as on the organmng commit· Onl' said he thought Hodel was
IC'e for lhe cele6rat1on With people ••tr) ing to natl Fraser for something.
such as newsman Walter Cronkite and embarrass Mott along the wa~
and Garden Club of America Presi-because they obvious!~ can't unload
deM-Jane Ward-hardly a group of ham ... The 79-ycar-old Mott has close
sub\ ers1ves. tics to Rea'8n from the time that he
tourists to take care of federal parks.
Cnt1cs haH' d1sm1ssed 11 as public
Felat1ons.
A spokesman for Hodel told us.
··w e don't digni f~ those (specu-
lation!>) with a response."
Moll and Fraser are not comment-
ing about th e in vesugation. but
George Berk lace~. public affairs di-
rector for the Park Sen are. said Mott
has not hared a law yer. Fraser's
3\\'}CC I a" rcnrc SPS:iser railed the
in' esugation ··outrageous. unwar-
ranted and" 1thout basis.''
The problems with the Na&ional
Ccll•brataon of 1he Outdoors bcaan
)ears before llS inception. In 198~. a
Pre!>1denf., Comm ission was or-
gan11t·d 10 assess .\menca's outdoor
n.·nea11on 11ecds. Some Democrats
d1sm1ssed the comm1ss1on as an
ath:mpt h~ Reagan to whitewash his
en' iron mental record.
· The-commission. however. rec·
om mended ntensl\ e and rxpens1ve
changl'S. lt!I rl·pon apparent!) cm bar·
ras!>cd thl' admin1stra11on. Ix-cause l\s
pol1C1l'S ran con1ra~ 10 the com-
m1ss1on·s finding!>.
WILLIAM F.
8ucKLEY
what's
left of
writers'
riglits?
As an author and writer. I am
presumptively in favor of writen'
causes. and about some of these I 1 have expressed myself; for instance.
that kooky application of the 1986 tax
law that depnves authors of t~c riaht
to deduct expenses except as mcome
flows in from their work product. '
I pause to add that autho~ are in a_n
entirely neglected way major ~ub'h.c
philanthropists, whether they lake at
or not. Because their books 10 to
libraries and there readers by the tcM
of millions can pull out books and
read them free of charge. If the library
exacts a fee. no part of it goes to thr
wnter. Enough said.
But a few weeks ago l·lcarncd of a
)Oung \Hiter who was askc'd to do a
sen pt for television. He welcomed the
prospccti\t.' income and the literaf1
challenge. But -lo. he must not do
this. Wh\?
BecauSe. his llterar) agent advised
hi m. io 'Hite for the entcnainment
industl) dunng the strike of the
Writers Guild of America could r"ult
in a bo\COll down the line. The a1en1
\H'nt o·n to sa,. that such a boyco11
could bt-made.all but in visible.
But however imperceptibly: the
Wnt1.·r~ Guild of America might. to
use age-old tcrminolog). blacklist
him as a strikebreaker. My young
friend turned down the commission
Better to endure temporary rconomir
disappointment than to nsk lifelong
d1scrim1nat1on.
Thl' m1kr b' thl* Wnttrs ~011 .
wh ich has alt" but paralyzed thl"
entenainmt>nt industrY. as a struggle _
oyer how 10 s are the proceeds of
sales. The "nlers want a larger sharl'
of residual!> from foreign sales. and I
am I 00 percent on their side. ex· ubaantl~ faathful tom~ profession. i
Bui a~ a 1hinker-wntt'r (as such. I .s_ome1 1me~ think. a member of '
d1s11n1.·t1' e minont' ). I am also awarf
.that unkss publisher~ m~kt' money. the~ go bankrupt, c' en as nt',.,spapen
ha' l' gonl· bankrupt b) tht' hundredS
in recent \ <.'ars.
Thus. ihl' bargaining process h¥
got to at'COl'l'\modate the dassenterf
\'Otl'. The producers· last offer wag
roundh ddcated b\ a 'ote of tht
Writers Guild . But o·ne-quaner of the
writers \'Oted to accept the producrrf
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1 st rat1on. Conservationists and' parks Governor Reagan.
Whe n latllc was done to 1mpleme-n1
the suggesti ons. more than a dozen
park and renl'::tt1on kaders and
c.o.nsc.n.auonists decided 10 oraanizt'
the national ci.'IC'bra11on. They desig-
nated one week in Mav 1989 for local
group!> to plan act1' 1t1es and meetings
focusing on the outd oors.
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what are the nghts of dissenting
members of a stnk1ng un1on7 ad\'ocates organized th <.' outdoor Another park and recreation leader
celebration pnvatdy after tht' admin-suggestt'd that Hodel may be trying to
istration didn 't take to heart the hamper the celt'bration ~cause at
recommendations of a presidential needs private donations. and he has a
committee on outdoor recreation. pct pro1ect compeung for the same
Sources close to the probe said mone\'.
Hodel appears to be on a fishing "Take Pnde 1n America" is Hodel's
expeditio n. No allegations or charges anu-liner campa1an. which urges
Mott wantl'd the committee to
ha'e input from the Park Scrvict'. so
he assigned Fraser as a liaison.
On Jul\ 8. a broadcaster of dis-
tinguished credrnuals went on the air
in Los Angeles with an 1mponant
announcement. Bruce Herschcnsohn
as a commentator and a someume
J•ct Alldu1oa •ad Jo1rpll S~•r director of documentanes. and he
wrilr • 1ylHllc•lrd C'Ol•ma. came close to" inning the Republican
nom1 nat1 on for senator 1n I 986.
Herschensohn explained to his
hstrner~ the amponant Supreme
Coun dt>c1S1on. handed down on June
:?9. Hal'T) Beck. a mt'm~ of the
Communications Workers of Ameri-
ca. had complained to tht' courts that
ht> was bean& forced to pay union due~
that went mostly to support causes
with which he was not in sympathy.
The anthmetic was dont'. and 11
transpired that 79 percent of dues
a ne\\ fat'1ht v. could be used for a tren collected by the CWA went into
cen1cr'l · _ lobb)i.ng for labo~ l~1slation. and to
Certaln clvlc projects merit
witch's unflagglng efforts
I don·t lake to admit this but I'm the
c1l\ wuch. When I decided not to run
foj re·dection. I warned t~ council
1hat I planned to keep an eye on my
fa, onte pro1ects and come back and
haunt them ifthr~ dropped the ball.
:"ow. I rcall\ need to trade in this
rotten "heelchair for my favori te
broomstick because I have witching
JACKIE
HUT HER
work to do · "e don't have an)' incumbent a1rlint'S
On m) broomstick at was easy to anymore begging for special treat·
keep track of m~ pnmar)• haunt. the ' ment. Now the count) can be equally
John Wa~ ne .\arpon. Have you 'trm with all the carriers and. accord-
noticcd how much the airport re· ing to Delano. tht' panics to tht'
modeling has progressed; While talk-airport agreement art' working well
1ng with Al and Manha Graham we together.
rcl1\ed the day the airplane parts fell ··The count)' has ~nt over
on their roof and wanted to be backwards to require exact passenger
reassured •that cvcr)•thing was aoin& count (wt' are at 4.6 million of the 4, 7S
according to tht Airport Agrttment. million limit) and they art aurcssive-
F1rst of all. I recently read that I) controlhn& aeneral av iation and
AmcriCan Airlines planned to buy SO •pnvatt' jets.'' added Dclino.
Bocmg 757-200 airlinen and take ForthoSt'whostilldcspair overthc
options on SO more. The 7S7 is a fact that aircraft continue to stray
larger. quieter. more fuel-efficient over their houses. all I can report is
airplant'. That 1s the good news. that Peter Drummond hasn't 11ven
Amt'rican planned to retire the older. up on has plan for a beacon on lrvfoc
noisier 737. That's still aood news. Co. property to remind the pilots
However. the new 7S1's were 1oin1 (who are probably not local anymore)
to be used in the East and Midwest to turn to follow the Upper Bay on
and their MD 80s would be comina departure.
rat 1t"t"rc ThtrrealJylftstl"H'se<rme Lobb·a ni fOr a local radar area to
because the MD 80s are really noisy. serve John~aync (now we have to
"How could they do this under our depend on t.t Toro's TRSA) has bttn
aJrcement?"' I asked Ken Dclino. our makini prOIJ'CSS. All we need now is
airport auru. Ottino reminded me time and mone-y.
that when American Airlines bo\Cht In addition. aood Pf'Olttll has been
A1rCal. they also bou&ht the arand· reported in the quest for an additional
fathered access advaniaar that AirC'al airpon.
had and to a lesser dqrtt the 1amc is J hope th is information will help
true for' PSA 's new owner. USAir. ~:fltcp a lit\lc better toni&ht if your
Wureas we can't. require tbe ""''· Hke mint. under ttw
aarlinn to ute the q1Mier Vm'afl dcpertutt peth. . • ~. we can require that thty do not My nut as1iaftment for the caty
incttase the noise level. So~here W'ltch was to ~nd to the astute
down tht line when they are able to s~tion made by Corona del Mar
carry mort pe-~ tbt)' lftilhl HiP Scho01 st&ldtnt. TirrtCihill, in a
very well qnt to cha.nee their flHt letter to the editor.
mi1. They are rnaaed out Oft ....-en-'CMiU wot•Nd if the CUrm\t
""at thi1point1n time. N~ HartMw An Mute(im: which
It is to CVtt)'ont's advanta1t that would be 1urplu1 If the museum bullt
a •
··(rood-thinking. Tim ." Howev~r. • pani.c1palin$ 1n various events. in-
thai I) onl' e>.sx·nsive parcrl. The eluding pohucal events. fo~ which
musl.'u m O" n~ the faci ht ) and the Han) Beck had no sy m_path) at all.
land and th e board is counting on 1t The SupremC' Coury. in a ,landmark
generating a sub~tant1al pan of the d~·c1s1<?n . ruled Beck s obhgat10.n to
chalknge grant agreement with The his union was restn.ctcd to_contn~.ut· !n ine Co. 1n~h1sshareofthe· financ1alcorc of
union e>.pcnse. 1.e .. money spent b~ The :"e\\port Center L1brar) was the union on ·,collective barpining
built 10 m1n1mal needs standards and and rdatrd work.
desperate!~ needs upgrading. How-The coun declared that members
e' rr. at the pnce th e must"um wants of unions that didn't want to
to get for the propt"n). 1t is too subs1d1Lr the social goals of the
e>.pensi\ e for the llbra11 . The h· un1onscould quill ht> unions without
brar) '!. preferred location. at this fear of mahation. provided they
point 1·n time. i_s next to the new continued to pay that part of union
museum. This as another case to dues that went anto union activi ty
illu strate what hapP.'.Cns when you arc profess1onall) desiJncd to protect
chintz) on your ba.s1c needs. union members' ri&hts
Forntcr Councilwoman Lucil!e • ' And so. on that broadcast.
Kuehn worked so hard to make thas Hcrschensohn announced his rtsi1-
po1nt and .&et the four ~ouraa~us nation from his own union. the
".Oles to bu1.ld an appropnately sized American Federation of Television
library. Lucille has too much class to and Radio Artists.
say. ··1 told you so." • I did exacily that JO years qo.
So Tam. you and I have to keep on ~rotestini the impinacment on the
looktng. . n&.hts of a television and radio
. Fourth of July msp1red my la.st cc:>mmentat~r .whose job it is to ~ltchwork. ~c~pon is r:iot noted for discuss pubhc 1ssun by a union tbat
ats .are~tnot1tJlaa dLU>I•}'· ttow-could-order him to-ao on strikt. n
ever,. retired Lt. Col. A. H .. R1n1blom AFTRA twice did. within memory.
rem1n_dcd me. of th~ _pro1rct. ~f the causina people likt Walter Cronkite
Amencan Lta1on and 1~s Aux1ha.ry to to ~isappear from the airwavn.
mount and furl a half circle offlap at lcav1ni a nation disoriented.
the entrance to Newport Center. Buckley vs. AfTRA Inned heavily ··~.~atcver happened to thote on the Fint AmendmenL The
flqs. he asked. . Henchcnsohn resianation does not.
After some sleuth1n1 I found out It leans on the ri&ht ofthc individual
that the mouna wert rtmoved when to cliuent from eltraneous actividts
the entry was relandlC'IPtd. TM pelm of his union. The Supttn;c Court his
trees-thll. rel)llttd tht 1-ytamam aid tfial lie may not lcplly bt would ha~ onrwhclmed tbe n.., dilCriminated lpinst
they told me. Ho~er. the flip And this means that wntim wt.a
could be mounted in the Ncwpon for whatever reaton choow to leev~ .
Centt'rmed1anlf1nyont{sin_tcrelted. the Writen Guild,' Pl)' their ~
Come on. Am"1can Lqlon. you ftlltonaJdutslftdptot'eecftoworton
worked too hard for y~ur co~nny's term11.,eaa.10tbtm,arefreetodo "-•let anyone treat '' cava&ilrty. --·:,;.~. ntl btre? iw..,... _____ ,,_,, IM!tM ... ., ,, • ,,, ~Ir •... .,... ,_.,NI..,, 8...t mqer. ,.,_,cob ' t
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I ~oviet republic
iVotes to secede .
~nd join Armenia
' MOSCOW (AP) -The lqislaturc
of · Nqomo-karabakh, a lareely
Armenian mountain enclave at the
heart of a months-Iona ethnic dispute,
voted today to secede from the
republi!= of Azer~ijan and join
Armenia. rcporten 1n the area said.
Reporters for the fJdio station in
Nqorno-Karabakh's main city, Step-
anakert, read a statement by tele-
phone sayina the region's lawmakers
had taken the bold step at a m«tina
today.
"The Soviet of People's Deputies of
the Naaomo-Karabakh Autonomous
Rq!on declares its seccs..li9n from th Azerba~ Soviet Socialist Re-
public,'' the statement said.
It said the legislature had voted
with only one abstention to secede
and rename the region the Artsakh
Autonomous Oblast of the neiah-
borin& republic of Armenia.
The lqal standing of the decision.
which defies central authorities all the
way up to Soviet Communist Party
1eneral secretary Mikhail S.
Gorbachev. is unclear.
The Soviet Constitution says any
proposed territorial c~ must be
approved by the repubhc affected.
Azerbaijan's parliament rejected
Nagomo-K.arabakh's earlier request
to join Armenia June 17.
Armenians. who arc mainly C hris-
tian, consider Nqomo-K.arabakh to
be pan of their ancient homeland. but
it was incorporated into mostly
Moslem Azerbaijan in 1923. The
dispute erupted in strikes and street
demonstrations by Armenians in
Naaomo-K.arabakh and Armenia
itself in February.
Gorb&C~v said at fhe-Communisr
Party conference June 28 that it was
time to widen the powen of the
country·s IS union repubJics. the
autonomous republics and other
ethnic entities. But he said some
ethnic minorities were aoina too far.
..Some think that any questions -
from the n:drawina of borders to the
establishment of opposition parties
-can be rc5olvcd" through &lasnost,
or greater openness, Gorbacfiev said.
North Koreans reject So~th
proposals for reunifleation
By TH A1~ .. &ff Ptt11
TOK YO -North Korea has rejected as oothina new the proposals of
President Roh Jae Woo of South Korea for improvina relations betWttn the
two nations. the north·s official news .,ency said today. Thursday Roh
unveiled a plan to case his nation's bitter conftoftlition with the communist
north-and pave the way for peaceful reunification of the divided peninsula.
"This is nothing new and is not worth examination," the Korean Central News
Agency quoted a statement issued by North Korea's Committee for the
Peaceful Reunification of the Fatherland as sayina. The rtews aaency.
m onitored in Tok yo. quoted the statement as sayina that if'the South Korean
authorities .. trul) want dialogue and reunification, they should-respond.
though a bit latt'. to o ur proposal for convocation of a north-south joint
conference ...
Vietnam to return remain• of JllA9
BANG KOK. Thailand -Vietnam will return to the United States
Wednesday what it believes arc the remains of 25 missina U.S. ~rvicemen in
one of the largest ever tumov.crs, the U.S. embassy said today. An embassy
statement said the remains will be flown from Victnam'scapital of Hanoi to the
I tdenttnratlon UbOratory In Hawatt fOr idtntifiatton-an
return to next-of-kin. Remains arc usually returned in a simple ceremony at
Hanoi·s Noi Bai a1rpon. with a U.S. officiatssalutinaua lJ~. military honor
1uard cames the caskets onto a U.S. military transport plane.
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Terrorists_attaCk Greek cruise ship
PIRAEUS. G reect (AP) -Gov· plans had aone awf') At Inst one mt'n bche'cd to be of Arab on11n ~opltinthesaloonbelo~. Thcrcwas
emmcnt IOUlt'ft said today two men pas~natr sa1<ta Junmao ~bat "e re k died "ben-a~A~-tolal--pttn1 t-ftit-hlfe a mil
and a woman were photosraphecras sounded like Arabic. packed car ble~ up near the but all an all It must ha' e been over an
they stated the bloody attack on a RC1Cuers toda) pulled a bod) from Trocadero Manna. police said. The)' 'four m inutes:·
Greek ship in which at least II people the Aca.ean ~a and a steond w\\ said the blast probabl> ~as hnked to Thr ship. about 16 malt'" ~t. was
died and 98 were injured. found on the cruast ship. ~inc bodies the ship mack n·turnang to the T rocadero Manna in
The sourcn. who spoke on con-were reco"crt'd e"rr1er. and offic1ah, Poh('t' said .the' found an Iranian tht' .\thens pon of Piraeus fro m a
dition of anonymity. said copies of said the casualt} count was expected mag.a11 ne '" th.: ·.,..recked car. The) da~ long t ruiM' the phot,..,..p,hs were beina d is-to keep risan11• d h h I h d ... _ d .... -• sa1 I e 't' 1c e a U'l;en rcnte 10 a .\lthough 1ne harbor authon1y tributed to airpons. border entry "We also have found some floatin11 3... Id L ... H d . d G • v-~ear-o evant•se man. amou r··port"d '>Omt· bodies ma' have not points and harbors aroun rec«. body remains that indicate the death I H d d d h • • J Authon.t1·-had sa1'd th.-m•n ti Id h'0 h •• 'd h rbo a ami an tontatne and ..... ,.n r··t1.:1,er"d a Merchant Marine ... ~ '"" ... to cou 10 1.,.er. s.a1 a a r .• d u.. • ' • I d fi _... . m grenaue" an automatic ~capons u. 1n1•tr. spok··1.man said all 471 hur cd &renadcs an 11~ automatic authority o acer who spoke on con-,cv1 • ~
weapons Monday at terrified passen-dnion of anon' mm. Tan fied pas~nger!> !>Cu med for puseng~·r!> and 2 2 (rt>"' mt>mbers had
aers aboard the City of Poros cruise Premier Andeas ·Papandreou con-L'CI' l'r and lealX'(l into the sea when been act·ountl'd for toda~.
ship. But the sources said today the demnedtheattackafteranemergenc~ the gunmt•n hurled grenades and The mini tn said that :!8 oftht' 98
two men and a woman were photo-Cabint-t meeting toda} Papandreou '>pra ~l'd gunfire at the tounsts on the ong1nall~ rt·p0ned a!> wounded rc-
araphcd as they carried OUt the attack. said has government .. intensified UOl.\dt·d 'l''>~·I fht' grenadt> bla"h m:11ned hospltalm·d toda~.
Police said the three assailants fled measures for pre\ ent1on and nauonal started J lire and a detk collapsed 9, tvda' authonttl'S had released
an a spttdboat. secunt~ 10 all scns1t1\e and cnucal ahoarJ thl' "hip the 'nJ mc:'> uf onh 1 .... 0 of the dead:
There was no claim of responsi-areas:· Onl· '°)\\t'dt'>h pa .. ..cngt>r "'ho asked .\n1on1~ l~·ma111!; tht· ship's 45-~ear·
bility for the assault. which appeared The shtp atlat k occurred at 8·.io nut w h..· 1dl·n11 fied. -.aid .. thert' .... ere old lirst matt'. and a Danish tounst.
to be a terrorist operation 1n whic_h _a.m .. SI\ hour~ af1_:~1"11o ~n1dent1fied __ burning ~he1:h of rr.t'tal falling on thl" l.\·~c:Jr·old .._,arl Johan Grabas.
Gorbachev visits
sites in Krakow
KRAKOW. Poland (AP) -
Mikhail S. Gorbachev went sightsee·
mg in this former capital today after
beginning a six-day visit to Poland by
calling for informal fast-West talks to
explore ways to reduce conventional
forces in Europe.
Sandinistas expel'U .S. envoy,
close newspaper, radio station
Opposi tion ac;t1v1sts. meanwhile.
cl;Amed riot pohce attacked and
arrested steel workers who had threat-
ened to strike during the Soviet
Communist Pan) general secretary's
Vt Sil.
The~ said pohcl' toda~ surrounded
a churt h where some workers took
refuge after the alleged attack Mon-
da) niaht an the southeastern cny of
Stalowa Wota.
The Soviet leader and has wife
Raisa. who am' ed in Warsaw Mon-
day. fle'llo to Krako w toda> to tour the
city and ''ISll a nearb~ mountain
home where Vladamir I. unan lived
while he plotted the revolutaon that
broufht the Bolshe\'lks to power in
R "-.SS1a an 19 1 7, .
\1.\'.':-U1l .\ "it·aragua 1.\Pl -
Tht• kft1 .'>I ')and in1~1a go ,ernment
accu.sed l ' o,; .\mb~i.ador Richard
Melton and 'i<.'\·('n other r mbass'
otlit 1als of 1nn11 ng unrt·st and or·
dered them to lea'e the count~
.\lso Monda'. the Sand1n1~1as shut
do"' n the rnuntn ·., Roman C-athoht
radio station. ariestt'd an oppos1 t1on
poht1c1an and closed thl' lone oppos1-
11on Ol''llo spa per. La Prensa. fo r 15
da~s.
Th.: mo' es r amr a da~ after pohce
used tear g.a~ and beat protec;te rs in
breaking up one of the largest anti·
go' emment demon')tra11ons '>Intl"
the Sand1ntstas came to po"cr .\n
estimated 10.000 peo pk took pan
Tht> State 0...panmcnt called the
e\puls1on') ··an outrage and l Ompkte-
1~ "11o1thou1 JU')tifica11on"
f QCC lgn \iini.stcr Miguel o ·EscOIQ
Reagan ou•taNlcuaguan ambamdor
\~ \...,Hl_"GTO!' I .\P) ~President Reagan said toda~ he had ordered the
npul.,111n ul '1t·araguan ambassador Carlos T unnt'rman and seven other
rq1rt·.,t·ntat1\ es ufthl' Sandinista go' emmen1 in response to Managua'souster
01 thl· l \ rn\o~ and se'en ofh1s aides ··\\e are going to return the favor."
Reag.dn told reponers as he posed tor photographs with v1s1t1ng Kuwaall Pnme
\lan1\ll'r -\bdallah Saad Reagan said the acuon did not amount to a break in
J 1ph1ma11t relations. but added that .. there 1'-a poss1b1ht~ always .. that this
"11uld tollv.,..
...J1d thl· I diplomats "'ho .,..ere
1.rJi:red to lea'e "llhan "72 hl'U~. had
l·ng;:ig1:d 1n ·J~·11 , 111es complemen·
tar: to the \IJlt' tcrron~m the adm1n·
1~trat1un ut l \ Prt'SJdent Ronald
Reag.rn 1' ~-a~ mg out against
'itar:igu.i · ·
IYE<.w tutalkd \k lton .. a rot:>ot ot
tht· mJn1..1l J• !-\~s1stan1 Selretan of
4'tate for lnter-.:lmene;Jn .\fTaars· El·
hull .\~rJm<.' at J neu.5. conferent e
lk \JtJ .l \ Emtlass' officials "~fl' JI und.i' \ r.tll\..ULSLand..aime.
al:iout .i11 m1k~ \~1UJh .u1 ~anagu.a. at
the: lntnwr \ltnl'>tl'r: said police
.irn·~tt•d ·t:' l)l'uplc: Thl" Sand1ms1.1s
ha ,~· rq>catcJh accused L'.S.
d1plvmJtH>l tr: ing to destabhu 1he1r
i u,emml'nt b' enlo~raga ng unrest.
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We4HMay, J .. y U authority. dealings with attorneys. Anenuon ~nten
ARIES (March 21-April 19): New moon positfon around business. career. scttina.arccn h~t from ~apcr-
cmphasizcs home. ------'"""!!~~~---up. Love relationship 'rows warm. Capncorn an pacture.
neople rcstiU&-----~SCoUJ:nR~P'.JllOl.L((Oc:l. 23-Nov. l l); Ptrcewc. potential.
uon fur recent loss. bSTak free from one who takes without an) 1houaht of
accident. You'll be s Ji vi ng in return. Message becomes crystal clear. fravel
engrossed in prob-YDl-EY involved, style is featured and you'll put across ideas.
lems. aspirations of SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): Answer . to
relatives. Cancer o question is affirmative -be a self-stJtner. Spotlight
native will play 1111 1n111ative. creat1v1t). onginahty, pioneenng spmt. You'll
paramount role. get to hean of matters an connrctton with rcla11onsh1p.
TAURUS (Apnl CAPRJCORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Family member
20-May 20): Lunar position hiah.liabts ideas, notes. calls. ma) appear to be saying one thing. doing something rise. mes~. Social function T'eatwed, could involvt Go slo\\. be patient. realize there are legal aspects to be
addition to wardrobe and possible travel. Special note -considered. Focus also on money, se;:urit). propeny.
keep options open. Gemini plays role. . fidt"lit).
GEMINI (May 21-Junc 20): You may feel "tied up." AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-ft'b. 18): Key 1s d1vers1ficauon.
That's a matter of red tape involvina bureaucrats and · You have choice of standing still or reaching beyond
rules and .. silly" regulations. Affair ofhean in pictu~ but prc\'ious inhibitions. Social activity highlighted. you'll
romance tJtk.es temporary detour. Scorpio featured. add to wardrobe. )t>U'll be aware of body irriagc~
CANCER (June. 21-July 22): Lifestyle hiahliahted. PISCES tFeb. 19-March 20): Someone misplaced
you can now take greater charac of your own destiny. New something of valul'. and for no reason finaer of suspicion
moon an your sign emphasizes direction. purpose, points 10 you. Stand tall. )Ou'll suffer ~mbarrassment but
personality, sex appeal. V1rao. s..ittarius in pictu~. wall be \ 1nd1cated. Scorpio plays dominant role.
LEO°(July23-Aug.22):You'lfbefascinatedbycolors; IF J ULY 13 IS YOUR BIRTHDAY current cycle
numbers. planets. desi411. architecture. Family member accents independenct'. creau vi1 y and degree of arrogance.
talks about domestic adjustment that could include actual Confidence replact>s doubt you'll make fresh start an
change ofresidence or marital status. Money involved. different din.·ctton. a ne" love could be on hon zon.
VIRGO(Aog. 2~Scpt. 22): Define terms. iook behind During this month. emphasis on 1nvrstments. intensity.
scenes. rcaJize that many who previously were indifTe~nt rl'sponsibilit~. bQiness acumen. Taurus. Leo. Scorpio
now consider you glamorous. intriguing. You'll be active people play Important roll'!i in your life. It is !ikely you
with clandestine maneuver. Pisces spo1l.igtite1t were separa1cd from one: or both parents at relatively early
L IBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. · 22): Empb.asis on power. age. You add to pn:!>lt&l'. recognition during August.
Teen sex •eans lack of love
DEAR .\NN LANDERS: I read the
letter in )'Our column from the teen-
age girl who was concerned about her
~oung friend gettin~ pregnan·t. You
recited a stnn~ of chcht>s and missed
the boat completely.
Wht>n I was I 7 I became pregnant. I
am now ~ I. Had I read yci ur column
when I was 17. 11 "ould have had no
effect whatsoe\ er. Wh)" Because I
"as emotionall~ and physically
starved for lo\e and attention. For the
first time In m\' hft·. someone touched
me affecuonaieh.
Dunng m~ firSt 16 ~ear!> I had two
SC\. en: 1llnl'ssesand nearh died. I now
bd1evl' tho~ 1.llncs~s w'erc cncs for
hdp. The onl~ wa> I could get my
parenl!i' atten11on was IO ~ vel) sick.
I knc:" that teen-age M"\ "as nsk}. but
A11
lAIDEIS
church e\Cf) Sunda). bul I was never
'alfo°"ed to l'Xpre">s m~ emotional
nt>l.'d ).
Children lrom health\ families dn
nut ha\c '>l'\ at an earh age The~
ha'c self-esteem Thn ha''' no s1d.
need for "IO'l' .. of an·) kind. al an~
pncl..'..
thl\ lc11a and open up some C)t"S and
l"ar~. -L.S. IN OK EGON.
DEAR L.S.: You bve written a
leller loaded witb in1l1bt and 1ooct
. sense. We bave lulown for a long time
tbat su Is oflen used as a Hbstlt•te
for love. You bave spelled It out for
teen-agers in"a fortbrig•t. aoe-jud1-
mntal manner and I tllaak yoe. • • • Df-\f{ ..\!'\:"\ L..\~DE RS· Please
tl'll tho\l" battling Scrabble players
1ha1 thl·re 1c; an official Scrabble
pla~d' d1t11onal! and II IS a lot
cht'af)lT than a di\ Oft'l'
rlll' lill lll}Jlaf\ l'Ontatn!> mOrl' than
I 110.!Jll(J '''u tc> t'igh1-lc11cr word!> tha1
:m· <il"rt·ptabk. Tht· ollic1al rules say
that 11 .. 1 pl;i\ er U\l'' J "nrd thal 1'in '1 in
1hr J1l1111nar'. hl· ltl!>l'!> h1!> turn
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Complete televlalon Hating• In Sunday'• TV Piiot.
------.cou!dn'1gm·11 up bccam•· j1 k•·p1 me
cmo11onalh alt\l'. Toda~ (go to ..\( 0-\ mccungs
I -\duh Children of ..\lcoholics and
0\<;fun t1onal Fam1hesJ I learned "ti~ I ha'c felt such O\t'rwhelm1n&
fear. pain. anger. loneliness and
sham\.'. \h fatha "as an alcoholic
and ph~s1call~ abusl\e. M~ mother
wa~ al\u \ crball~ and cmotionall)
abusl\c. I had no one to turn to. We
were fed. clt)thed and "t' "Cnt to
Thl· onl~ thing 1ha1 "ould havl'
r{'achtd--mt'1t't":Nct"Tl"'1ger woo Id ha vc
~c:n an am"l'r from \Ou ~uch as ··1f ~OU arc a teen-agc:r and arc ha\ mg
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bt'l pinic expand m~ \·ocabulary. I now l ht·m1.,1r~ hu\lnl'" lnllul·nn•, 'our
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in the Hebrt'w alphabet.
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E.a!>t Wc~l \ ulr1crable. Soulh
deal~
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The bidding:
~oulh Wrs1 ''forth f.a~t
3 • Pan Pass Pas!I
Opening lead: King of +
In mo\t bridge columns, oppm-
1ng prcempl\ are brushed aside a~
dedarer and hi' partner skillfully
bid 10 their best con1rac1. However.
in real hfc it is no1 qui1c that 'iimple.
ben al 1he highest levels, preempt<;
l.'.an prove devas1a1ing. This hand is
from a world team champion~h1p
match.
At one 1able. South chose to open
the bidding wi1h three clubs, a lactic
v.e t'ndone al thi!I vulnerabili1y .
Sou1 h'' hand ra1es to take fivt' club
1mk' and 1he four-card diamo nd
\Ult .. an be counted as a playi ng
trn:k. hnnging t ~e trick-taking ex-
pecta11on up to six, which conforms
"it h the Rule of Two and Thrtt.
1 hat rule stales that, if nol vulnt'ra-
t). \\<hat's-thr tcderal gO\ l.'rnml'nt'.,
acron~m "PO"\SU)" nwan'.'
CHARLES
GOREN
ble, you should be within three
1r1d' of your contral.'.t for a pre-
emp1 ; vulnerable, you \hould be
\hon of your goal by o nly 1wo
tnd\.
That pul Wes! on 1he 'pol. Hi,
Ii \.C ·l.'.ard suit v. a:. hard I y robus1 and
his second suit was the one! in which
his oppponent had preempled. Ht'
decided 1ha1 it was 100 ri'lky to acl,
and three clubs became the final
l.'.ontrac1. Whe~ the def enders failed
10 find their diamond ruff. declarer
romped home. Even had it been de-
fca1ed one trick. it would 'llill ha\e
been a major triumph for North-
outh.
Al the other 1able Sou1h "decided
to pa!>~. Wes1 opened 1hc biddina
v. i1h one ~pade and, after North
passed, East made a limil raise of
three ~pades. No aclion by Soulh
now could keep ·Eas1 -Wes1 out of
fo ur spades, a conuacMhat could be
defeated only by double-dummy
defense. (North must lead a low
heart: win the ace o f clubs. cash lhe
ace of hearts and give his partner a
heart ruff 10 promote 1 a crump
m ck.) A fRr 11lnnort normal aa or
clubs lead, 10 tricks were there.,
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1S Beverage
16 Draw·
17 Cattle
18 "On your
way!"
t9 Fathefed
20 English
com po a«
22 Reception
24 Searcher
26 Grove unlt1
27 Bird Lat
29 Demented
30 Crowd
33 Under --
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38 R of RCMP
39 Degenerate
40 Vernacular
41 Comply
42 Slavic
language
44 Woo weight
4S Dejected
44S Artifice
47 Plunder 4t Gt9W to be
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57 Pliltoret
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61 Barie"• km
82 Garment
83 Rhonchus
64 Existence
6S Prongs
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2 Llaeome
3 Compass
4 Separation
5 Burro
6 Tetched
7 Acclimate
8 Utility
gadget
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tO Farewell
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12 0..Hf.tl
13 AMign
21 Carouse
23 Adjacent
25 Creek
28 Famed fiddle
mak<tr
30 Skir1 type
31 Russian name
32 GodHf'ld
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name
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4S Supplies
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SO Soar
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54 Against
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56 Bun
60 Napoleon's
mat anal
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Captain Kirk oflhe stanhip EDterprilc ovenbadowed bis
otbet performancn, says directial tbe new '"Saar Trek"
movit is the most ettjoyable thins De's ever done.
Sbatner said the movit, me fifth on the theme,
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will feature the return ot'tbe entire cut of the .. Star Trek"
TV series. incl~ Leonard Nimoy u Mr. Spock.
Sbatner, ..-kina Saturday at a Star Trek conven-
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Sly the eroject has "aone from a story idea to a full·fledeed
screenplay." B1 STEPHEN WALL
........ Cea: ,, 1 "'
Alt~ mainstay Dave Alvin left
the band 1n l 986 and two sublequent
auitarilll have Wied to remain in Mary. drops their '° .. '."' lineup. one of the leadi~ revivalists of •• American , i . t i Music in the past decade appears to n ce mage have suc.cnafully bounced beck from
controveny and a two-year hiatus
NEW YORK (AP)_ Determined from the nearly stqnant LA music
never to play a "nice airl" qail'l, Mary scene.
Tyler Moore says her new television . series "will be a mOR reality-baled _ The BIJsters, a prime exponent of
comedy." tradit~onal 'SOs:style rhythm . and
The actress. who's still tryina to put blues in the early 80s. have ~mmaJy
the perky Mary Richards .character fo~nd. the answer t~ departed ~cad
from her "Mary Tyler Moore Show" au1tanst a.nd pnnc1pal so~ter.
days behind her, has besun shootinaa Dave Alvin~ wb~ later en.JOyed a
new half-hour comedy-drama next t~mporary stint wtth X .and now leads
month that will air on CBS in the fall. htS own band, the Alhtiahten.
Concert,-tponed
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f'lllllC1LI ..... .... ,.. * """'°" f...-V~O..
The Hau & Oates concen oriainally
scheduled for Thursday at the Pacific
Amphitheall'C has been postponed
due t.o schedulina conflicts with the
Oranac County Fair.
His name is Gres Hormel. and.
ahbouah be isn't burdened with
writina Dave Alvin dusicl like
"Border Radio," "Dark Niabt." or
.. American Music,:• he must prove
capable of executina the un·
mistakable suitar strokes behind the
Blasters' unique brand of rockabilly
patterned alona the lines of Bob Wills
and Jerry ltt Lewis. amona many
others.
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The new ptrformancc date is Sept.
29. Tickets for Thursday's c.oncen
will be honored on that date .
The revamped Blasten' lineup.
fronted by vocalist ind new IODI·
writ~r Phil Alvin (Dave's brothfr)
and ori1inal bassist John Ban and
drummer em ... Bateman. is about
halfway th~ou1h its initial two-i:nonth
tour of local clubs. lncorporattn.a no
new matci'ial into their second 90-
minutc set Saturday at the Coach
Houst (the band plans on rerordina a
new album this fall). the Blasters'
current tour Is, unfortunately.
nothina more than battinJ practice to
get Hormel limbered up. familiarized
arid properly assimilated into a band
many believed had recorded its final
album. "Hard Linc," in t98S.
Taken in that respect, Hormel took
his cut sand emcracd as a comfortable ·
successor to Dave Alvin. His staJc
demeanor was not panicularly dra-
matic or dominant. but Hormel
appeared relaxed and self<onfidrnt
as he shared the spotlight with Phil
Alvin on effective versions of"C'razy
Baby." "Red Rose" and "Marie.
Marie." ·
Hormel's technical skill -proved
r very bit thr equal of Dave Alvin,
especially during a sizzling in-
strumental early in the set which
neatly showcased Hormel's natural
inclination toward the fundamental
auitar textures of rhythm and blun•
profic iency.
Phil Alvin savored the limelilb
himself on Sonny Williams' "Hood·
oo Man." arabbina a harmonica and
wailing as if savina the blues spirit
rested squarely on his lips. FOi' a man
who will be insidiously araded hued
on the writing talents o1 his brother
rather than his own lyrical skills, Phil
Alvin appears poised to securely lead
the Blasters back to the roots of
Atnerican country rock.
Phil Alvin. who has spoken with
Virgin Records about a potential
recording contract (the band split
with Slash Records in 1986 and has
since remained unsigned). confirmed
his rinaJcadcr status by en.-&in1 in
affectionate one-way dialotue with
his beloved audience and pluaina in
his dependable vocal delivery to "J'm
Shakin'" and "Just Another Sunday."
Jn the studio. Alvin will either step
out of his brother's distinct sona-
¥o•riting shadow to assert an entirely
new d1rcct1on for the Blasters. or
merely echo the nco-traditionalist
themes of the 'SOs which the aroup so
capably offered in their early work.
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TUESDAY JULY 12 1988
-One of blue chips ill
CBntrell's contributions toward Sailors
football didn't stop with h~s graduation
the long ·gray line
l Newport Harbor Hiab football -
it•1 ND the pmut from 1CMO to aoocl. ~ tospectaeular. from
dullaviUetoexcitina. from lean times
to days of wild and crazy happeninp.
Over lift pa1t 2S seasons I've seen
my abarc-Ralph Recd had already
retired, but thecoacbinaexploitsof
Wayne Hushes, Wide Watts. Ernie
Johnson. Don Lent. Bill Pizzica.
Haak Cochrane. Mike Giddinpand
JcfllkinkJeycan be recalled wt th a
fondness for champions in the blue
and pay.
lean still see quarterback Alvin
While tryina to explain why, he did
somcthinaa fumin1 Ernie Jbhnson
didn't like. I can still recall that miraculous~ and catch from Steve Bu.kic!' to Vinnie Mulroy to beat
AL We.St
getting
respect
<;'INCINNA Tl (AP) -Minne-
sota's Gary Gaetti wants it known
that the American Lcque West is no
ovcmilbt sensation.
''I don't put much merit in that
East-West stuff."
said Gaetti. one of
17 AL West rep-,
rcscntatives in to-
night's All-Star
Game. ··1 defi-
n1t.cl> think that's
been overblown in
the pa&t. We've got a lot of guys
who've been in the league for seven
years. Sometimes you just havt' to be
1n I.be riaht place at the right time to be
an all-star."
th.is year. Fort he first time since 1975.
the West has a maJont) tn thc AL
clubhouse, accounting for 17 oftht' 30 1
locken. Minnesota and Oakland lt'ad
the way with fi ve each.
The numbers are dramaucaJly dif-
f~nt from rttent years. The Al. East.
populated by such powerful team·s as
tbc New York Yankccs. Boston Red
So• and ~troit Tigers. has won IOof
tbc last 13 AL pennants.
The East dominance also extended
to the All-Star pme. reaching a peak
in 198S when 20 of the ~8 AL players
eute from that division. .
.. It runs in cycles." said Alan
TMmmell of Detroit. suddenlv a
member of the Al's minonty
division. "The East wasa much bettcr
d:Wision in plain black and white a
few years ago. But 'now the West has
won four ofthe last fivt' rookies oft he
year and is .really building.
"I remember when I was growing u" everybody talked about thc Na-
tional Leaauc Wcst. with Los Angeles
and Cincinnati. bcin$ the best
division in baseball. It's Just a cyck ."
White it was the Twins .who
brouaht the World Senes 111le to tht'
West last year. it is thc Athletics who
arc responsible for the current com-
petitiveness of the two div1s1ons.
Olkland. with ba~ball's best rcrord
at S4-J.4. has a lostnJ rttord ( 19-20)
within its own div1s1on but 1s 35-14
apinst the East.
"They say the AL West is the
Cllliest league. that you can win 1t by r:r .. na barely above .SOO," said
nd's Mark McGwi re. the AL
starter at first ba~. "Well. in Oak·
la9Cl, we've played vcry wcll against
tbe f.ast."
Still. Milwaukee's Paul Molitor. a
10.~ rtiii!en1 of the AL East. isn't rc:ad~nccde that the West has
fiMlly caUght up. After all. the East is
(Pl ....... AL/82)
Loara20-17in 1973.
left HS mark on NcwP.On Beach and
the surround in& art'a fore ver.
He 1s Don Cantrell. tht' quar-
terback of the 1949 team which went
8-1 under AHrwin. the bean-break
team which rolled up 323 points(36
pointsagame). shutting out four foes.
and missingtht' playoffs because ofa
43-27 loss to SunM>t League cham-
pion Fullenon. .
v. hl·n h.: ""a~ lO\ l·nngf<>Otball g.ame!I
f11r tht·<)dnt<a ~na fh•g1Mt'r u)uall) at
Luguna Bl·;n.·lit High .tnd thet:Om·
h1na1iun of Laguna Bt'ach football
<1nd ( Jntrt'll"a''"ml·th1ng1ha1 ha'
al":i'' \t,1\\·J" 1h rtll' Pr~·'1.·n1h J n·,ttknt ol .\lhu-
Qul r4ul· '"-""' \h\11..l ( .intrdl
·rJt'>l"J · hl' 4ul·c,11.,n a It'"" month., ago
Jh111..1·h,·,n·m n~J. 11•\la.solthl:'.
And I can still visuahu the scars
left on St. Paul Hiah 's field by the
underdolSailors of 1978 when
Piuica's Blue Jackets stage~
Southern California's No. I team.
I(). 7.
There have been so many -Brian
T ht'riot: Gordon Adams: the big guy.
David Cadigan; the one that 101 away.
Terry Albritton: too. too many to list
here.
He went on to Ix-come tht' spons
editor fo r the Costa Mesa Globc-
Herald. wh1rht' entualh C\Olved
into th t' Da1h Pilot. ·
J 1m H 1tchinan. a former end. puts
Cantrell's value in perspect1Vt'.
matured as the quanerback. Hts
\ll'ad~. rnns1stent pla~ -calltng. ball-
hanJllng. passing and ..afet} pla}
I "·111,i ~'''JI 'l"""ll"rt H:irhor J nd
J\ tl1l J1Jlugu1: pr 11grnwd 1t n uh l"J
in111 \\ h.tt IA Ill~ J:11·)gh1-pan )l·nr~
d 11ri1•1t thJI \f1Jr. t-.·~inn)ng l h..ir,JJ\
J' d, 11nllruin~ t. 11 thl· tullu'IA. 10~ Pltl\ 1dcd the le~ ..
But tbe one I'll always have at the
top of my list 1sone whom I never saw
pla)' the pme. He was a sccond-strin1
All-Sunset ua1uechoice. averaged
13.3 yards per completion ~d a 62. 9
percent accuracy rate. which isn't too
shabby.
Said Hitchman re enth ""\\e
lo\ cd our backfield. Doh Wam. from
Balboa. could run a I 0. 3'4itxJ. One-
e) ed ~elSmalle~ punted.caught
passes. wasoursh1ft1cst runner. Bob
Serr>. the Wahoo Chief. 1o1.-as our
pride. a three-) ear all-league fullbacl
at 178 pounds.
.\ qliant·rbad ol 1..l.'m11nl~ abo' e
a\ t•ragc ab1ll t}. he"' as an~ thing but
'1mpl~ abo' ea' erage as a sports-
'~\l'll l hur-.<lJ ,11m plimt>nl'lll
( .111t1d1
,4 ln1t1JI ·. 1 ~·µn" ·t '>•rw
ti• •.i.!til')1ll ht ''' 11111• \l0Jf t'U' t " ma. or as a human being. l 'l lllUJll\ '1Jit>1 10l.'d Ill IOl l.Jdl J 1
tx·•"l"l'li l"~I Jnd·.;.11 < antrdl,
lllt1ll\l0 '''I tl jU'>t lt i>.l tl•gl '.t''>Unt •.
th1111t tiJl k ··hr '><lid
He was the catalyst to a year that ··Yet th1scollect1on "'ould not have
been cfTectn e if Don Cantrell had not
L n1qul.'. v.ould be the best one-"'ord
1k-.cT1p11on -a thro"'bacl 10 the "JO.,
and ·~f)')" hengoodv. 111. lo)alt~ and
1..?n~1derat1on o,1,e~ the standard.
I luund m) ..elfrubb1ng elt>01A.S \I.1t h
( antrell in thelate·OOs anqearl} .,Ch
1 .1ntrdl hJ, tx·cn ~I\ 1ng h" 111ne
tt ughl\Jndl.'.ncr~·,·\ll•f J 1n1ttrn1r
11 • .J J~ him abt•ul lhl\ atnktl.'. or
~ LazupO •• Former Cincinnati Reda catcher Johnny Benell keepe dry
under an umbrella u be jokee wltla American Leaiue Alf-Stan Monday during a rain-delayed practice. They're
keeping their fingers croeeed on the weatb'r toni,ht.
Am e:ri cans hof)e--transfusion-takes
. I
Junior circuit tries to.put
a stop to its losing trend
C.:INCINNA Tl (AP) -lnfuscd with 30 fresh
faces. this )ear's All-Star Game w1ll bc a test of
whose new blood 1s best.
Never have there becn so many ncwcOIT)t'rs -
18 o n tht' National l.c.-aguc side. including startcrs
Vincc Coleman. Will Clark and Bobby Bonilla.
Starting p1trher Frank Viola is among 12 first-
t1mcrs fo r the Amencan League. fombtned. morc
than half of the 56 pla~e!'1 art making their first
appearance.
.. I kind of ft>el hke the old man of the tt'am ...
said nghtfieldcr Dan:I Strawberry. who at 26 1s
maklng1ri.~.fifttraH-star starL :.:Ihctt arc so many
ncw faces "Acre that it JUSt donn't sttm hke the
same NL All-Star team anymore. It's good to have
some new blood."
Ton161Jt'• lame
l l'ln 1~1on .:_ .\BC. Ch:innel ,
Radio -K;-.;x ( 10701 ·
Tim•· 5pm.
· Starting pilcll~rs
.\ma1c:in -Franl \·wla. T"'1n~
\::w unal -Oo,1, tght Goodrn. \kts
D" 1gh1 Cioodt·n. Stra"' ben: ·s 1ca mmat1..· on
tht• :"'c"' York \let' ..... ,11 ,1an for tht' :-.:L. 11·~ his
fourth .\II-Star gaml' but 1h1" reprt•M"nt a ne"'
!>tan. ·
""I ""ant to put as1Jt• the d1 tra1..·t10m lli the
past." ~1d Gooden. "'hu m1sM'd the first t"'O
months of 1he· 1q -l'a,on N:t:au<,c of l00Ca1ne
reh:tb1h1atmn.
""It st't'lTIS hk-c when I c:imc bark-last \-Car. m,-
ronfidl·nce wasn't quilt' thrrr." Good(n sa id
""Also. when l"d go to cl rm" 1e or the mall. I didn't
kno"' 1fpcople "'ere stann(!. at me lx'l·ause l ~a a
h.i~·h.111 pl.l~t·r 1\f t-.•lJ.U~ ,,. 'hl' r· t-1.-m' I J
h.tJ .
· J .ir th1· lir,r i"•' t111H1th' "hC'n thr tt"mf)-
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thin lo. .thnut JI! tht• rx···r k l'J 'iu'1 .. hr -.:ll d . ll 1u~1
t.111..-' "\ <"f '•'ll rr r ,1( Jf>u,1ng !he Jrug \ 'U0 "l'
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<""".kn 1 ·' ''": h1' J~t ,lJ' .. in FnJa\
night I h1' t. ITit' Iii' 'llPP.'rt "1: t"', .u,k '"'"
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(Please •tt ALL-STARS/821
Cantrell, '•8 ca.creu ....
J n• 11hcr h••'ll tl'll 'ou what a fine
pi.·r\l•n he or '>he "'as. Ncptives .
'''mt·ho\1 al .... ;n)arr foraonen.
'umt"ho"' 11 mu~t bounce off. bt·~.iuo..nk)plle the numbcrofumes
< .in trdl namrt>ntt'rsaconvn-sa-
' "•11 .1 nd 1 t oltt·n does. I' e never
ht·ard Jn\ thing~ut good ttunp.
·\' ~1a1ctl earli er the memories of llJr~•r and m BlueJaCkt'tS will
J ~ J\~ 1nd udr l.h in White ... and
HnJ n f ht>no1 :ind but my list
\\ 111 a l"a~ ~~tan "" 11h Don Cantrell.
Futures
look for
.the NL
C l'l I''.\ Tll l.P)-The locken
had n.tme~ hkt> Bonilla and Clark
rather than . hm1d1 :ind Garvey.
Thl'rt• "'a> no Dale Murphy. No
T on\.(J'IA.\nn 'o Keith Hernandez.
.\ \. hangin~ of *
the.' ~u.srd "a~ t'' 1-• d1:nt \lond:i' a)
t hl" 'Jt 1o nal
Lt<a~ut· .\ 1J· \1a r'> a~\Cmhkd ior a ·
""'H I.o ut JI .~
R 1 ' t' r : · r ti n 1
wd1um E1gh lt't'n ~a11onal lea&~B
""rrt· \Ctttn~ loot in an Alf-Star
l luhhou>c iL1r thc first lime. O nly
thn·t· hJd maJr cl~ man\ as fivt' AJl-
'' .i r <•.imt J(lDC:iran:ul.i;:e~s-· ----··1 ht· l~turC' 1!> detin11eh hcrc You
1.1"1 x't :hJt ·· ..aid aicher Gar)
l Jrit·~ ! n, old hand on the squad
~1th · .\!l·"!Jt appe-ar:inces. "Many
•r 1 t'"1. r lJ'l"f\ ~i11 bt· bac~ again ..
"t'1ng tht· luturl' made some of the
~rt·Jt 'lJm1..·, ,11 tht· re-cen t past a httlt'
n •<.t.11~11. \ t'trran., uf 1he mid-season
t •' •r !..i ""'idwJ the tim-11me"1nake
1t l" • t•~1J t'tHran1.e into tht' ~L
duhh1.1u~ the~ remembered the b1ah
1111..·<, and butterfhc!t oflon1 aao
""I ~as m ·av.e : .. · Caner ·said.
fl'l.Jlling_ his fir<;t ap~aranC'e at the
1~:-~ ?f'!t\, •n \1 rl~aul..ee .. I ~as vcf)
i•'n n·J ,·\ l'n "' 0e sC'l<'ctf'd as the
'ok rrprt''(.'nt.all't' ot Montreal. To
!-... \.,: .. 1,,hnn\ Benl"h and Pete Rose
Jnd JJl thc great Rt"d) of the.-·70s. wt th
',.~t • thr Ph:lht"'> and the Dodac~.
~ 1h < 1J1' t'' Jnd all
· \\ tH·n '1.>u n· a rookie lod romina
... r . •u n· darn right ~ou're in awe .. r 1gJ1: \t'3r~ ago. catcher Lance
f'.1'r.'r ".111..t-d into the '\mencan
L1..it=ut· \11·'-t:tr 1. lu~ht)US(' tn Los
\11!!,.,,., :.• rt'prc.-..rtlt the ~tro1t
T ~,T,
1.1,!n; i..n1•"" "hae 1o goor ~hat
: .. J,, 'H'\t -..;i1J PJm~h repr~nt1n1
l'hdJJd phiJ 1h1' \l'ar ""I ended up
h1tt1n~ .1g.i•n<.1 Rru e l\uner in the
'lln!h 1nn1ng ()u11t•a re~ gu~s ~ho rd
"·•llhnl 1r h1~h '<.hlXil "ere there··
"""' Parn<.h. d ~\ t'n·llme All·
':Jr , ;hl' ,n,· t-.·1ng ""atchcd .\cross
·'i, u"'i11u'<.· \lon11a\ was Cine-in·
:1.1· · \('"'''" l hn' aho. a ~troll
~.11 ' "r.,. tolln""ed Pamsh"s carttr
., ;t 1hr l1gcr'
·I .,.,....l.mtx·r "hl'n Pamsh came
up It ".t'.t 1'1gdt•al 10 me."" Sabosaad.
I J ... J\' It'll I uiuld pla~ in the maJor
l'JtzUl'' ,,1nw ,ti\ I lne~ I coukt play
'll'rt I J1J:i·, Dl""' 1f I could play on
:ht '-li''l ll'.lm "llh those ~\'.:S..'.·
In .iri,•'"il"· \t•ar he might~
.n un,·q nJ 1ir<.1-ha~~umpsbysome
"' 1h.· u-.uJI .\11-"tars helped gave the"
(Pleue Me llfL/113)
NFL play~ers strike out
~~~free agency attempt
Area standouts g~-JI
All-American honors
Judge cites f ragtle
balance in gtving
ownerstheirvvay
MINNEAPOLIS(AP)-U.S. Di~
trict Court Jud&c David Doty refuted oe Monday to.tum looK )()()NFL
pla,en &om thftr acam~ by r_ntina
tkm ftte aemcY, say1n1 1t coulCl
daa'Oy o:>mpetitlve balance and
c:aMe tome 1a1m1 to fold.
Instead; Oo&y urlfd that the sides -----,...oua ofc.btcouruandto t.cLto tbe ,, · bu'pia~na table while prepari".'I for • aa Utltnasl trial that be said . he · dllulbt the players.would win.
-: .. ~_.naaichofthefacton.
:-.. court finds that the balance tips • cllcmdly in favor of the owners and . =·•panti1t1• preliminary injunc-;; .. wrote Doty. whom the union
,-bid 8*ed to pant an injunction that r ..w ... a1mo1t .)()() p1aycn '° • 1· ..... ... :; ..,... "'*' finds tbat the Poltfttial ·,. Is ildoa o1 many.key pla,en from ~ •--'" ... '° lnoftclainble : • C91 _.. M¥1 a devaati111 loaa·
t: -~ ..aa lie eom,etititc ...............
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.11 o 11idw91lucuouW uhimaltly
I '
lead to diminished spectator interest
and franchise fa ilures itstlf con-
stitutes a suffic1t'nt basts for denyina
the r'C'Questcd injunct1vt' rclicf."
Doty's rulina. in efTecL me.ans that
suf h prime playcn as qtunerblct
Randall Cunninaham ofthc PhilaMI·
phia Ea&Jcs. nost ta'kle Bill Maas of .
the Kansas Cit)' Chiefs. offensive
hncman Gary Zimmerman of the
Minnesota Vikinas and, two New
York Giaots AU-Pros. tiaht end Mark
Bavaro and linebacker Carl Banks.
must re-si&n with their old teams.
Until June I$. thow players could
have siJned with other teams but only
under--lhe-ttslriclivc compensation.
and riaht-<>f-ftnt·rcfusal ruin unckr
which just two plliyers have sipted
with new teams in l l )Urs.
But only linebacker Wilber
Manhall of Chicaao moved before
the deacUinf. tinina a S 1.6 million. S-
year contract with Washinaton in
March. The Redskins had to pw up
t•·o fif1t-round draft choices in
return. ---OT Wd-thet, tit~ ...,....Tft'r_..__--=~~~::.::::====?I
S1ckmi it "probebtt that tf't ~yen
will pttvail .. in the antit.Ntt trial and
that it least t0me of the p&ayen '"aft
·likely to 1u1tain iff!P9rabk hann if
they arc not im~aa~ly pennitled
to St1ft with other NFL clubs. the
coun shall not pant the ·~· ..._. .. nu,.,
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Ne wport 's McLaren
MVP of 14-and-under
at Junior Olympics
H H{l ( nl 11'" 111!.' -l'ran~t·
( ,,,1,1 Jrt'.l '"lk\ N II •1.l'"' ·,.-"nrt't·
in~ r.11 t\Jltxia R.J, l uh Oran~<"
l .l'UOL\ \..ilk\ II -\.'l.S(Xutllllrl_ l ~ii
llHn 1J · 1un1,,h and \ti-.,1l"n \all<"'
IA.Cl"C' IA.lnnt'f' tn '<°\l'rJI ,ltf't'l..t •'"'
hrrr .11 tht' Juni.•r ()lqnp11.<. ,),l'r lht•
"''''kcnd
In add1uon tl'I thl.' 1.·ha(!J~cmsh1p
d)~t'lflfi<' Ralf'I.~ Ra \ u 1n the
IS-and-umkrbu' ~h• hY.as0
INt'l\
th,· \t\ P-dTl'n( l"f OTT"' Sh c-v.:irJ.
Jrw1 l hamp1l'n' in l\Jd(\1 tht' 0range
lount~ Yollc~b.1U L lub 1n the J•rl~
I 4r3nd-undt•f' 83ltx'3 f\.,,. Clul°' in
tht' Ni' l.J....and-unJers. M1s~1on
\'a Ill'' IL J~una &·ar"hl 1n the girl .. I ~
and-undt>r< .inJ R;ilhN 83~ Club 1n
tht' tx"" I Cl-and -under.
~u~mt44nd·
1mdc'~ "'l( It'd t-i1 the All-~mtn~an
iic"rforman of Maul'l'C1\ McLaren
''' ~<'" ix1n lka1.·h. Kn'1rn Coleman of' l Mtma dcl Mar and Jenn1ftr
l lluN'~ llf '\t·" J''n Sea, h
< 0.1 h .._,C'lhe \)con~·, l"rt"" .. v.~p• to
,, I 'i-ti. L ~-I •. 15-1 1 'll"tl)f'; 0' er
t-.asnol11 ol Ha"'ai1 1n the' fina.I and
\I, L d i< ·1 "J' namNi thc MVP of the
·, 1J"lft<.llhlO
l 1.1r' ,,11..amura·~sec Blucseated
l'·•'t ...... ~or{\ I Hunt1naton Beach) 1n
thl' i-.,," I ~and-unders Y.1th Ruaell
\i:'in,,1''l·"' fX\11 Beach earning MVP
h,,rwr' ·'' well as A.II-<\mcncan
,1.11 u' in a I'-· I ' 15-10 nctory.
l l'Jn' rrutr' R' an Stttlbera (first
tt•am 1 .ind !)('rd h~ and Beau
hco,1,.1rJ l~l'Ond team) weft alt0
,1,, ,,rJl."J \II· .\men an l"a urcls.
Pam l anct'' RR( White team was
1hird 1n tht• fit•ld
Jcld. ttouston't. Piwhnion Valley
"''" tht> 11'-and-under gir1s division
"'"'11 hl" ('I("\' 8(' mmtTtfl~
tidd ' \li-~mrn a honon for OC8A
\tarkt\ 'IA.C'Ot 1(1 Ura ('arhoft and
lal l ie Sl<ltJn!I \knltt Pfistef 1WM an
h,,n,~ra~k mC'nt1on choice.
Ralhoa ea .. Club's 16-and·u.Ddu
h\H ' swept io the na11onaJ chem·
11mn,h1p hch1nd the play of All·
~mmrani 4.ln ()pou)os.. 9ilb
IU\l''n and Jeff Jan.iL whik mt ll-
and-undrr-11'1~ 4 taon was won
the Cahfom11 Jun.KM'S of Hanu..-
bch. •ho drooped OCV9C l S. al.
I -12. IS-lO.tn.thc'.l-tmmW
<\11·,mericln honon few OCV9C
athlc1~ went to lmne·a lluwlt
Oden and Can Dmoe. •'II """° port Bnch's Seenna Cwci ._ •
honorabk mnUoa. • -
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dayhawks sittlag-on-NC:A-.A:-h ts _at
lA WRENC~ Kan. (AP) -The
NCAA is lnvestiptina national cbam~n Kansas for allflDd recruit·
ina vaolations in its bukett.ll pr<>-
~m. Atbk\ic Director Bob Fre<ier·
1ck said Monday.
Frederick said, however. that the
univen1ty COQliden the allqations
uplaina'*and had been cooperatina
with the NCAA for about a year. He
said was "'stunned" when the NCAA
notified the university last month
that an official inquiry was under
way.
S PO RTS BR [A~
"We feel at this point like we're
workina h'and·in·hand wUb them to
molve this matter." Frederick said.
"The thinas that we self·reponed that
they arc now say1na in the alleptions
·you did this,' we feel are ex·
plainable."
KU also released a statement from
Larry Brown. who coached the cham-
pionship team. in which he said he
would work closely with the univer-
sity to resolve the matter. Brown. who
coached the Jayhawks for five yean,
resigned June 13 to become head
coach of the San Antonio Spun.
Frederick was not ipeciticaUy
asked about Brown and did not
seccificially clear him. He said before
bis snsion with reporters that he
would not mention namts.
When asked if one or some of the
staff memben involved were 5till
employed at KU. Frederick said
"some." Frederick also said Roy
Williams. named Friday to succeed
Brown. was informed of the situation
before he took the job.
The al&eptions, which included
Clown eyes berth
in-Hall of Fame
a~ Cooperstown
·1988 Toar de Prance
CJClilll noe ...,_ ~ I.OU.I .U..
OKLAHOMA CITY -Max Patkln Ill isn·t clowning around when he says he
should be admitted to the Baseball Hall of
Fame for providing nearly six decades of
entertainment to baseball fans in towns so small
sometimes they're not even a dot-on the map.
"Let me put it this way. Maybe the powers that be
will look at me and say I was good for basebaU," Patkin
said Sunday. ··1 feel that me and Al Schacht, the oriainal
Clown Prince of Baseball. should be put in totether.
That would be a great move by baseball."
Patkin is 68 years old th~ days. suffers from bad
knees. bad eyes. and a bad back. And, after nearly 43
vears of performing burksque in baseball's beckwater
ballfields. he says ··vou better believe I get tired of
doing this stuff... .
"But when I get out on the field and they start to
la ugh. I enjpy it all over again."
"M' whole life has been baseball," Pattin said.
-
C.nadlan malnaa~na bla edCe "People.hke to laugh and I don't mean this to sound
-com). but m v greatest thnll and plea.sure is secina the
facesofthe kids." , STRASBOURG. ·France -Steve •
He says being named to the Hall of Fame -"that Bauer of Canada retained his slim lead in
would be a great move b> baseball" -and doina his the overall standin~ofthe Tour de France
rouunes until 1990 are the only goals he has left. cycling race Monday. while France's
providina transportation for and
loanina money to recruits, did not
involve any member of the team
which beat Oklahoma in the NCAA
finals. Frederick said. In fact, he said,
none of the players involved enrolled
at Kansas. _
The athletic director declined to
release the names of 1tafT members,
institutional representatives and re-
cruits in,•olved in the -11eaations.
Frederick said he became aware of
the NCAA interest about .two wttks
after he succeeded Monte Johnson as
athletic director on May 13, 1987.
"There was a Iona period of time
durina which we ~ workina with
them (the NCAA) in which we
thouaht this matter wouJd not e"!:!f.
in an official inquiry." Frederick .
"That's why I fttl ve,Y confident
we're aoina to ~t throuah this thins
O K. It's somethina we want to be up
front about. We've asked for the
speediest molution possible.
"We think at least m our own mind
that we came as close as ~ could
without comina to that level." Larry Brown ll.
"
Tyson plays Tromp ·card .
Heavyweight kti:ig
gives retirement
one or two months
NEW YORK (AP)-Mike Tyson
said Monday his "retirement" would
last one or two months. that Kevin
Rooney may be out as his trainer and
confi rmed that Donald Trump is
advising him.
The heavyweight champion,
speaking at a news conf~rence in a
Manhattan hotel. was surrounded by
Trump, attorney Michael Winston.
wife Robin Givens. mother-in-law
Ruth Ropet and Rory Holloway, a
long-time friend. T yson said he
wanted to dispel the swirling stories
about his future but he may have
started more than he stopped.
"I called this press conferel'lce to set
the record straight. I call all the
shots." the bcavyweiaht champion
said in a pink and mauve ballroom,
surrounded by 46 pink spotliahts. 22
c.andclabras and 28 ionic columns.
Thirteen days ago Tyson said he
was quitting. "It's time to move on.
throu&h third parties that the trainer
would side with CaY,ton. who ~Q'le
Tyson's sole manaaer when J1mQ\y
Jacobs died earlier this year. L
Tyson insisted he made th~ de·
cision to pan with Cayton. that II was
not made b) his wife or mother·in·
law.
"That's very absurb," be said of
asscruons that his family controlled
him. "Face the facts."
Tyson downplayed the role that
Cayto n had in his past. especially tbe
negotiations for" his television con-
tract with Home Box Office.
"Without me he wouldn't have had
a chance to put his foot in the dobr
with HBO." Tyson said.
Trump's press aaent. Ho....rd
Rubenstein. orchestrated the neM
conference. Trump sat in the middle
and called Tyson "a fine youna min
... a champion of the people ... 1
wo nderful person... He posed for
photographs with Tyson, Tyson's
wife and Tyson's mother-in-law and
said that he was helping out "as a
friend ofahe family."
··1 "'ant to work six decades in baseball. That would Jerome Simon won the ninth stagt'.
be quite an accomplishment ... Patkin said. The 191 riders still left in the race encountered the • It's time to call it a day." he said then.
"I didn't say I was retiring." he said
now. ··11ovc fi.J.!lting."
Trump and Winston claimed that
Tyson was not represented by a
lawyer when he sianed the manqerial
contract with Cayton and Jacobs .
llUl TJ90 And while Trump said be was
Patk.in. who commands from $900 to S 1.500 per first mountains of the 2.036-mile race in the leg tat went
show and has performed with the hkes of Jack Benny. from Nancy to Strasbourg in eastern France.
Bob Hope and Goucho Marx. started clowning for real Te-un Van Vliet of the Netherlands pulled out of
int 9.i6 aftertendinstis 1n his pitching shoulder stalled a the race JUSt before thestan with.stomach problems. He shak~ career"' 11h the Chicago Wh_ste Sox. had held the top position from Monday untilFriday but
He hooked up "'1th Bill V eeck. then -owner of the had dropped steadily since.
How long will the layoff last?
"This is something I have to
consider. Perhaps a m onth or two.··
Tvson. who is 22. had been
tenatively scheduled to fight Frank
Bruno this fall. He didn't talk about
that light but said he would fight for
· about fi ve more years. .
e D Cavto n·s friend. he made it clear with
amatuer. will be dropped 1f he sides whom he sided.
Cle\t~land Indians. and a fter a brief s~ll in the major Luss . Herrera and other Colombian cyclists
leagu<' that later included a stint "'"h the St. Louis ~nefited from Monday's encounter with the mo un-
Bro"' n~. tool off for the minors and performances in ta ins. moving up as a group in the standings. Herrera.
e' e~ o;ta tr in the union C\Ct'pt for Wyoming-··1 do n't now ranked 27th just three minutes and 28 S«onds
kno" "h' I gues., thl'~ JUSt never had any baseball behind Bauer. ss being looked at mo re and more as a
team)... fa, onte to win this }Car's tour.
__ ......,_J,k 1n, "ho·s:i,!> he's ne ... er mis~ a curtain ca,1_1_ -1..auremfiinQO h wi ncrofthe Tour de France
dunng h1 d~cade!> of one-night stands in 4-menca s in t Q8J and 1984. d1sdo~ that he hasalXiut o
hinterland!>. also claims to ha' e wo rked in almost every tapeworm to go along wnh his knee problems.
Cit~ that l'H'r sponed a minor league park-''I'm 'cf} weak," Fignon-said. "Today I got by
··Nobod} wants to be in the gym
getting your bod~ hit a~ thin) -fivt' ...
he said.
~L):sruU..u:ai11cr"'~as in the
ballroom but left before the ne1o1.s
con fercncc staned.
with Bill Cayton in tht' litigation "Bill has got to be fair with the. ~un two weeks a,o to .b,~ak . famil)." Trump said. · Cayton ·~ managerial contract. Trump. the billionaire New York
Cayton claims he has three-and-a-builder. has agreed to become a
half years left on the contract. but director of Mike Tyson Enterprisn. a
Tyson claims he wasn't represented corporation set up to manaae the
by a lawyer when he signed it. OO:\er's affairs. Trump is rccruitins
·· Anybodv that goes againsdie can se~ era I others for the board. T ysoo
no longerbe'wsth me. can n61M1'gerbe said. Winston wo uld not nam~ them.
associated with me:· Tyson said. "If Trump said T~son had not agrttd
_somebody tu.ms apinstm~ do a"i promolional work fM
yC'ars just because 8111 Cayton sign.s Trump-controlled organizations but
the checks .. :· said he would encourage the cham·
Tvson said he had not spoken with pion to make charitable contribu-
Quote of the day
Dao Driessen. on the subject of his nephev. ·
Gerald PeIT) gaining a benh on the National
League All-Star squad: "lt makes up for a lot of
things. l had the numbers a couple of times but
•was ne..,er sekcted. h is quite an honor and I am
glad Gerald has got the chance to play in the
game:·
Sunday'• fifth r~ce throWD out
:-.:EWPO RT R I -Racing off •
Marblehead. Mass . "'as canceled Monda)
due to lacl oi winds. and sailors here 1n a nd
San D1l·go had the da~ ofT but. th,·re was
otht>r al 11on in the L' S. 01~ mp1c ailing trials.
• Thl· J U~ for the Ol~mp1c Classes Regatta
announ1.l·d that 11 v.a' lhrn"'ing out the fift h race for
Fl)ing Dutlhrf'IJn anJ Tornados. sailed Sunda).
bec'au"4..' of .. , 1sual lunfuo;10n ..
\fan, of the ~dPr5 in lhOSl' t1o1.o classes were
ha"1ng trouhle in tr~ 1ng tu p1el out the pro per mark to
round lln thl' rour~e.
c;.·,eral sk1 pp!:r<, prnteStl·d lhl' two races and
redrer,s 11oa<. grantt·d b~ tht• e'en-member race
comm11ll'l'. ht·aded h' Thl•mas F Ehman of San Diego.
·Thl' JU~ then dl'lld(•d ICl thrm~ out the race 1t~lf
and 11 "'111 not he rt·sa1kd.
because ofm} technique but I don't know ifl can last."
He 1s now 44th in the overall standings. mo~ than four
minutes behind Sauer.
S1mon·s victo~ put him in second place just 14
St'conds behind Bau<'r. with Eric Bruelink of the
Netherlands third.
Clemente Award to Murphy
.. C'INCINNA Tl -~le MurphY. of:\he · 111
Atlanta Bra"es was named Monday as the
winner of the Robeno Clemente Award,
given 10 the pla)er who best exemplifies the
game of baseball both on and off the field.
Consideration 1s g.s vcn to spbrtsmanship. com-
mun11' involvement and an ind1"1dual's contribution
to his team and to baseball.
·-rm constant!) amazed the power a ba5cball
player has:· Murph} said. ··Just a handshake or an
autograph can make a difference:· ~
The award was anno unced as part of the All-Star
game news tonferenct'.
\1urph~. a four-lime nominee. is active!) mvolved
in thl' C~ st1c Fibrosis Society and serves as a member of
thl' national board of the Huntington's Disease Society
and has been a spokesman for the Georgia March of
D1mt·s. the Ame n can Hean Association. the Gcoraia
PT.\ and the .\nhritss Foundation.
"I am honored to receive an award of this kind,"
Murph) said.
Surgery aet for Japaneae •tar
The decisio n \\ 1rx·d out '1ct0n ·, scored by Gary I NG l E W 0 0 D Sad a a k i 1111 Knarr of Pon \\ .:i'hington in thl' Tornado class and Yoshimura. a slugging outfielder for the
Gerald Braun 111 Marblehead. \!ass.. in Flying Tok~o Yo miun Giants of the Japanese
Dutrhman .~ Baseball League. will undergo surgery
The JU~ 'Jn 1\1o n did not change the leadership Wcdnesda} morning on his left knee. a spokesperson at
pos111ons 1n thMe tv.o classes. Centine la Hospital Medical Center said Monday.
Paul Foerstc.:r oft urpus ('hrnt1. Texas. retamed "It will be a senous knee qpcration and he is not
his il'dd 1n thl' Fl~ 1ng Dutchman class and Peter Melvin e'<pcCtl'd. according to Dr. (F~nldin) Jobe. the be able
oi L11ng ttc.:a1.·h. n·ma1ned 1n first place 1n the Tornado to pla> for at least a )ear ... saiH Tamm) Watt. the Vice ~ · Prrndent of Markellll&JlJ C'ent1nela Hospital Medical
TornaJno;. and fl, ing Dutchman v.ill now ha'\'? a C'l·ntcr. r
m a\lmum til onh nine ran."<. in the regatta. instead of Yoshimura . .:!4. tore three ligaments and inju~d a
tpe s1. hl•dull'd I 0 plannc.:d. but their skippers will still be rx·rnoeal ner"e in his left knee. Watt said. addini that
able to d1~1..lrd 1h1.·ir tv.o "'orst races "'hen the series Yoshimura was in1ured when he collided with a
end'. J\<.uming no m0n.· races are lost ' teammate in the outfield. 1
Miami Heat namea Rothateln
\11 ..\~ll -Detrv11 Pistons assistant m
co:ieh Run Rothstein \'ill be thl· fledgling
M1am1 Heat's head coach. the NB.\ club
said ~tonJa'
"That "1s correct... dub 'pokeswom"n Jodi
Groso;man s."l1d. She declined further comment sayina
Rothstc.:in "111 meet the news media he're toda>
Radw o;tat1 on W INZ said Heat managjng partner
Lewis SchafTel confirmed a M1am1 News report tt\at
Rothstein was being offr-red a contract. and Said
Rothstein"'" be thr coach. Schaffel declined to go'on
the radio. W INZ reponed. and wasn't available later •
thl" club S81d.
Earlier repom said the NBA ci1pansioo club.
joining Charlotte as new entnes for the coming season.
had narrowed 1t-. coach searrh to Rothstein and Utah
Jazz a~srS1ant Je~ Sloan.
Yoshimura was flown to Cahfom1a for the
oix-ratwn. "'hich "'111 ~ performed by Dr. Jobe.
Televlalon, radlo
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Newport Harbor Hiah product Jim
Geerlinp. runner-up at the slate mttt
in the 1.600 rMten and the CIF
Southem Section Masten Meet
champion. htslipeda nationat letter
of intent to auend UCI.
T ' son said that Roonc\'. who has
trained hsm since hss sian as an Rooncy. But he said he had heard llllO\.
ALL-STARS PUT IT ON LINE TONIGHT • • • • From Bl
Natio nal League and play left field.
~ond ba~man Ryne Sandberg of
Chicago will bat second. followed by
Dawson in center field.
StrawbefD will play nght and t;>at
fourth. followed order by third
baseman Bobb) Bonilla of Pjttsburgh
and first baseman Will Clark of San
Francisco.
Carter. a two-time All·Star MVP.
will hat seventh a nd shortstop Smith.
the kad1ng vote·gettl'r this year. hsts
eighth.
.\ml·ncan League manager Tom
Kelh said he wasn't sure how his
outfteldcrs would hne up bec.ausc
Winfield and Jo~ CanSC('o have both
played right field this season.
Henderson will lead off in one
outfield spot, followed by Paul
Molitor of Milwau«ee. elected at
second base although he has played
there only twice this season, this past
Saturdav and SundaY.
Boggs· will play thfrd and bat third.
with Canse-eo fourth and Winfield
fifth . Cal Ripke n of Baltimore re-
places injured Alan Trammell at
shortsho p and bats siuh. followed by
Oakland teammates Mark McGwire
at first ba)C and TCrT)' Steinbach
catching.
But som e other perennial All-Stars
are not present. Mike Schmidt. Dale
Murph}. Tim Raincs and Eddie
there \\aS an 80 percent possibility Of
showers Tuesday afternoon and 50
J)l.'r~·t•nt in the evening.
Thl' best pla)cr no one Wlll set 1s
C'uhs pttcher G reg Maddux. who
leads the maJo rs with 15 victories. He
pitched a complete game Sunday and
1s unavailable.
"I'd like to pitch. but I don't think I
can." he said. He is one of six Cubs on
the roster. most from any team. Mell
hkel~. Bob Knepper and Danny
Jackson will follow Gooden. Orel
Hersh1scr. David Cone and Bob Walk
also pitched Sunday and' will not
work.
AL Murra~ are among the big namt's NL
• • • missing. • • • FromBl E"en two of the ssx umpires are FromBl
1 70-16~ against West te<tms this year. first-timers -Dale Ford and Dan lil)eup a young-faced look.
"I still give the East an edge." Morrison of the American League. ··1cs a rcfkctson that a lot of
Molitor said. "But the West is getting "It Just seems like there are a lot of veterans are having (poor) years_"
closer each vcar." National League veterans not having said NL manager Whitey Hcrzos,.
As fo rthe.suddcn recogniuon of the good ?ears and a lot of young players "When you look at the National
West on the All-Star team. Molitor do ing "'c11:· said Rafael Palmeiro. League. say in spnng training. you·~
attributes that to inc~ased attend-batting .J 11 for the Chicago Cubs. almost sure Murph), (Tsm) Raines.
ance that resulted from the Twins' There are five Minnesota players Gwynn and ( ric) Davis arc goin&.to
World Series victory and the re· on th{' team. the first ume the Twins be on your team. Those four are not
surgence of the Athletics. ha"e had more than one sn 11 •here.
"The Twins·'lttendance has picked seasons. Thq were picked by Man-··Years ago. there "ere guys wl'ro
up dramatically. and Oakland was ager Tom Kell~. who guided the ""ere almost a shoo-in."
putting people m the park early m the Twins to thr World Sencs chamc-JnS'tead. soml' of the yo11nger
season as well." Molitor said. "At the Pt?.nsh1p. .. pla~crs ""-i1h can't·mlSS labels have
same time. there was bad weather in a The) ~II desen·ed to make . st. finally am\'cd. ·
lot of the parks in the East. That's a Viola said of . tea~mates Kirby 'This 1sdefin11dy a Yl'ar whre some bs~ reason for the change sn the votina Pucki:t t. Gar) Gaett1. Jeff Reardon pla) ers are making names for them.
this "ear.·· and T im Laudner. . selves." Parrish said. ··Everybody
Frank Viola. the Twins" left-hander Oakland also has fiw players.. thought at the beginning of the year
who "111 start for the American giving the ~L West a t<?t~I of 17. It's that the talent was there. but they
League o~ Tuesday. prefers to believe the .first time the. d1 v1s1on. long didn't know how it would blossom.
that parity has amved. considered a weak s_1ster of tht' East. These are·thc stars of the futu~ ...
''The American Lcaa~c East utcd has had that ma.n ~ ~sn~e 1975. · Wl\at about &he stars of the past? .
to be so much stronaer. Viola said. "The main th mg 1s l ll get to.play: I Parrish 15 enjoying All-Star selec-
"The) ""ere just loaded with talent. feel hke part of the team. said uon all the more.
But look at what Oakland is doina to cleanup hitter Jose Canseco. who was "ffs never old hat:· he said. "h 's
the East this year. Maybe there is an All-Star in 1986 but did not appear always kind of a struggle to get into
more ofa balance of power. ' in the game. something like this."
"If there ss. I think that'll be aood There ss a chance. ho~ever. that no c arter ss philosophical. He secs it as
for baseball. People will be able to sec one "''" play Tuesday "'Jht. part of baseball's cycle of rcplacina
four good races. four races where ~th tea!lls had their workouts famous names with a~ ~ncratipn,
good baseball ls beina played." halte<t by ram Monday afternoon and old stars yielding 10 new onts.
·. . Ca!!dinals sign Quisenberry
C'INCINNATI (AP) -The St. Louis Cardinals. in
dire need of effective middle-relief pitchina. announced
.Monday they have qrftd.to ~with former Kansas
Cit}' bullpen ace Dan Quisenberry.
In Cincinnati for the AU-Star break., s't. Louis ,eneral
manqcr Dal MallVill said in a news released that
Quisenberry would join the Cardinals for their home
game Thunday apin1t the San Ditto Pad~.
"In Quisenberry. we art aeulna 1 ttlid'pitcher who
has been one of the best in the American Leasue in the
1980s. even thouah he has stnaa)ed tome this tealOn,"
Muvill said. "I hope that a chanat oflequn will help
~im rcpiri O'lat form. We sure cou.ld me the heJp,"
pitcher who can come in advanttof clown Todd Wondl
and Ken Dayley. Hcnoa said ~e hopes QUitenbmy will
be tha& pitcher.
"I'll use him mostly as a set-up man in tbe 9'atb nd
seventh inninas to try to help me art to Todd ud
Dayley." said Herzot. who was Ouiwnbmy's &9a mana~r in the major lcques .. in 197~ with the ll0)1all.
"We think he can help us ... all he has to do is comt in an
pitch to one hitter for me. That batdally could bt 1 bia
benefit to him." . ,
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They could. indeed. · • -
_ _,,.,.,IWnbftty. lS;jolnsa eam that has lost six straiaht 1---------------. pmes -!ncludin1 a 21-2 w~ut if1. Sin f.nncjaco -
nd 12 of,rs tm 21.LlrdJniTrtl~rpttchen have blown
their last six save· opponunitin.
Gttrlinp' top times as a prep Weft
4:09. S<4 in the 1.600 meters. "9:30.2 l' in
tht 1..200.and 4:10.9&.Ua &he-mile:-
Quisenberry has 238 carttr savn, and it tied witb
Spark)• Lyle for founh on the •ll·time~ist. He baa 51-43
mord wnh a 2.SS earned·nan averfle. Thia -.on.. be
-MS 0.1 wt ht Royals with one save and a l .55 EllA.
QuisenbefT'y WIT1'eleuat by 1lle R(ijillonn~~.-. -
TbeJ<.ansu..Cia)'..Lma.repontd die~ -
a guaranteed fi~year oonll'Kt with Kan.s City cdill
for SI. I million per~ u4a-...a 11u:e...U. waiili
more than S4S million. That raklca11r delll cOuld "!"
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He is a product of Costa Mesa Hiah and Oranat
Coast Collqe.
M•naser Whitt')' Herzot. in Cincinnati to mafUllt
the NL All·Stars. has ~n 1t~rthin1 for a middlt relief'
~II into the nellt century. · ~
The Cardinals will pey Quiltftbttry 1 pro..f'Mlil
minimum salary. about Sll.000 this teaton. •"•
. .
Orange Cout DAILY PILOT /Tueeday Juty 12, 1NI 8S -----------·----
ne or Rams in -lie tioOK
ms Park fUled with which will bttak on Aua. 19.
Ahhouah the Rams opened camp wnhout
first-round runnina back Gaston Grct'n
(UCLA) and firil-round wide receiver Aaron
Ca« (Arizona State). thctt wett indications that
the team would have most of its youna pla~ers
an camp before the move to Fullerton.
Min\lS their two first-round draft cboica
and four otber picks, the Rams opened ltainina
camp Monday, peetint S4 rookies and selec1ed
veterans at their year-round facility.
The Rams will remain at Rams Park for
~-a-day practica tbrouab Friday. Tb(y'IJ
ldlimmaae the Dallas Cowboys Saturday in
11ft>usand Oaks. then move thear operations to
Cal State Fullerton on Sunday.
Two-a-day workouts will betin next Mon·
-· with the veterans req.Urec:f to report on
Thursday. July 21. If there are no holdouts, 99 pl~en are eventually scheduled to be in camp.
Second-round lineblcker Fred Strickland
(Purdue) reached an qreement Sunday and
practiced, while second-round defensive back
Anthony Newman (Orqon) was t'xpccted to
sian shonly. The Rams, who had 14 picks in
April's draf\, sjaned their bouorn six picks
before camp bepn.
In addition. team officials were optimistic
that several of their other top ei&ht picks from
tht' first fivt' rounds would soon be signed.
··There's a greater urttncy to act our tt'am
Major LeallUe standings Am~-£ea6ae
Oakl~nd
Minnesota
Kansas City
Aa'el1 Ch1caao
Texas
Seattle
w
54
.47
• 46
41
41
40
34
.WEST DIVISION
L Pct. GB Lit
34 .614 5-5
38 .553 5112 5-5
41 .529 7112 6-4
46 .471 12112 7.3
46 .471 121/i 6-4
46 .465 13 3.7
S3 .391 19111 4-6
EAST DIVISION ..
Streak
Won I
Lost 4
Won I
Won 5
Won I
Lost 2
Lost I
Detroit 52 33 .612 ' 6-4 Lost
Nt'w York 49 36 .576 3 5-5 Lost I
Ck veland 45 43 .51 1 81h 4-6 Lost 4
Boston 43 42 .506 9 4-6 Lost I
Mjlwaukee 44 43 .506 9 6-4 Won 3
Toronto 42 46 .477 11 'h 4-6 Won I
Baltimore 28 59 .322 25 6-4 Won 2
Home Away
22-16 )2-18
2S-20 22-18
23-22 23-19
I 5-23 26-23
25-26 16-20
23-2·3 17-23
18-20 16-33
28~18
24-1 6
26-23
21-18
24-20
23 -24
17-23
24-15
25-20
19-20
22-24
20-23
19-22
11-36
Today'• Game
American Lea~uc (Viola 14-2) vs. National Leaaue (Gooden 11-5). All-
Star Game at Cincin nati , 5:35 p.m.
Wedff94ay Games
No games schedukd
'nar14ay'1 Game1
Dt1roi1 at AD1el1. 7:35 p.m.
Minnt'sota at Baltimore. 2. 2:05 p.m.
Chicago a1 New York. 4:30 p.m.
Kansas Cit) at lroston. 4:35 p.m.
Milwaukee at Texas. 5:35 p.m.
Cleveland at Seattle. 7:05 p.m.
Toronto at Oakland. 7:35 p.m.
Natloa.l £alae
WEST DIVISION W L Pct. GB Llt Streak
Doc11en 48 36
sen Francisco 46 39
.57 1 5.5 Lost 3
.541 211: 8-2 Won 5
.506 5'h 4-6 Won 3
goana this year." said Ram.s Coach John
Robinson ... Wt'rt tn, ana to att tHryone an as
soon a~ possible and we're not 101ng to wait
around fo r an)'one who isn't here
"I see this as the most competttl\e camp
v.c·, c e\er had With the pla)ers v.e drafted and
the vt'teram we have coming in. we h~'e more
prett) ·good football playh s than ever before.
"Out of the 47 roster spots. I see as many as
30 positi ons open."
Robinson 1s begrnn1ng his sixth season as
tht' Rams' head coach. The club went 6-9 last
)ear and failed to make tht' pla)off\ for the first
ume si nce Robinson took command
For the ~cond 'ear in a rov.. tht' Rams v.111 pla~ fh e e>.h1b1t1on games instead of four The>
pla ~t'd 1n London a )Car ago. This )ear. they'll
open the pre~eason Jul~ :!9 in Canton. Ohio's
Hall of Famt' pme
.. \\ e v.elcome tht fifth pmr ... Robinson
said .. It v.111 ~l\l' u!> a chance to look at a ft'v.
mort< pla~ t'r!> ·
J 1m f' ert'll tht' Rams' staning quar·
terbad• "a'> the most promanrnt 't'leran 1n
camp un opening da~
··w e·,e got a )Oung team." E'ert'll said.
.. Hopefull~ v.e'll grt e' t'~ bod~ 1n ..as soon as
possible.-and gt>t 'itaned on v. ha1 I think 1s 101ng
to ~an e\nttng )ea'>on ..
In add111on tu Gre-en and CoA-. rookie
holdou1s tnduth:d )CCOnd-round r('Ct'l\'t'r
\.\ 1ll1e .\nder'>un 1 l ( L.\J. third-round de-
kn'>1' e hnt>mdn \1 1~t' P1d t lll1no1s), fifth.
round running bdd• Roben Del p1no(Missoun )
and· fifth-ruu nd sar'et~ Jame\ \.\ ashington
cl · c 1 .\ 1 Rookie Fred Strickland
Players lost, but
game not over yet
Both s ides keeping
Jow profiles-wffh.
n egotiations n~ar
'f\l, YORK I .\Pl -.\ fedt'ral
JUdgt>' dt>;,1S1un to den' 1mmed1att'
tree agl'n1.' to some 3 ~FL fr«
ag<.'nt' left managc:ment and union
11pt<Xing vn " course 1ov.ard resum·
1ng nego11 .. 11on<>
'enhc:r s1Jl' tal~ed v. 1th the other
in the hour<, 1mmc.>d1att'I} foll ov. mg
l 'i D1stnd Judgt' Da,1d Dot~·s
dl..'0 )1un un \lunda' Dot' said that
an 1nJun1. t1on granttng immt'd1att'
fret' .igen .. ~ v.ould do .. ,rTt'p('rablt'
h.irm" 10 1h1.· o"nt'r'> but tht' JUdgt'
:aho "Jm~·J that the pla~ers v.ould
probahl~ v.1n an antitrust sun
P 1C' ">tdc:s the~ m:ght be v. 1l11ng to
\J~l' the d1,putt' out of the co\Jns and
b.id .. Ill thl' harga1n1ng tablt' - a
rnur<>t' strongl~ urged b~ Dot)
"T hert' ) no \ ictor: unttl "('sign a
tClntracl and put this ~hind us and go
ab.Jut pla~ 1ng football .. •
l he umon's in111a l reaction was to
dig 1n for tht' long haul baSt'd on
D11t\ ·) statt'mt"nt that ht belie' es 11
··probable that the pla~ers will
prn ad" in the an utrust tnal. Doty
addt'd that although )Orne of the
pl..i,c-r\ ·Ja· h\...c.-h to sustain tr·
rt>parahk h..irm 11 the) art' not
mm.1.·d1..itd~ perm:tted to sign vmh
othl·r >FL dubs the coun shall not
gr.int thl' pl.i~er'> mo11on for in-
Jun1.11' c: rt'llt'I ·
(Jene L psha" \.'A.ecutl\e director
t•, thl' 'Fl Pl::i'er' .\ss0Cia11on. said
1n J '>t.:11cm~·nt that he ·"o"ul d push for
.in npt'di:ed dnllt~u t tnal 1hat C'Ou ld
bring hoth trl"t' Jgenc~ and damages
tl• :hl1~t: ;>1:1' l''S \\ h0 are-forced to sign
"'1th tht:ir ''" n team>
But latt'r It'll} "hat Cuf\ crhousc
hdJ -.a1.! l P'ha" s.i1d he "'·as "'tllt ng
'" fl'~Jm1.· 1-iarµrning 1f the 0 "' ners
m"' c-d ot1 tht'•' pos1t1on
"ll the,·n.·" 11.ng to changt' their ~·,1 :11111 ·it :h·t', rt v.1lltng 10 lOm·
;>r·,1 M1 · I rr \\J.Li ng 10 reium to lhe
tJ~k .. \· P'ha"' 10\d The ~ss<x-1a1ed
P~l''-'> .. r 1erl·, n J ·u : r. ooth N o ur
mtnJ , 10.11 "1.' nc::ed an agr«mL'nt
T ht' uJge hd' g.' en us a road map to
gl·t it .:lone dnd said ·tf,ou don't. htrt'
Jre the •l "'l"(jut'n t'S · ··
The J.f!e-<tt•J ;>l:J\er\ didn't ~em Houston 44 43
CJncannat1 42 45 .483 7112 7-3 Won 2
Home Away
25-23 23-13
27-2 1 19-18
27-18 17-25
21-21 21-24
Hugh (uht>rhou~ of lht' Tampa
Ba' Buccanneers. chairman .of the.. 'FL \1anagemen1 Coun.cil. tht' ov.n-
er<.' bania1n1n 1t arm openh tn' 1ted
tht' unio n a-l 10 the tablt' and
1nJ1,Jtt'd :he 0"ne~ might modi~
tht"ir Jdamant stand against fn:e
agt'n•~ Dunng the negouauons
~fore and dunng last fall's 1-kia~
pla~ er'' stnkt' ov. ners "'t'f't' adamant
in re<.1Sfing an~ cnange 1n1he s~ stem
0 1 l11 rnpensat1on and nght nf first
rc:lu'J•
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San Di~~o --39-49. Atlanta 30 54
!icw York
Pittsburgh
Chicago
btik>ntreal
Sl. Louis
Ph1laddph1a
S3
49
45
45
38
36
34
37
40
41
48
49
. 4 43 • s-tA>l1-1
.3~7 18 4-6 Lost 3
EAST DIVISION
.609 4-6
.570 . 311 6-4
.529 7 4-6
.513 712 9-1
.442 14112 1-9
.424 16 2-8
T~ay'1Game
Lost 3
Won 5
Won I
Won 7
Lost 6
Lost 2
7-23 12-'2
I 5-28 I 5-26
30-14
24-17
21-16
24-18
18-20
19-18
23-20
25-20
24-24
21-23
20-28
17-31
~mencan League (Viola 14-2) vs. Nattonal League· (Gooden 11 ·5>. ~II·
Star Came at Cinc1.nnatt. 5:35 p.m.
Wed11elday'1 Games
No games S<:heduled
'n1n4ay'1 Game1
Dodcen at Chicago. 1. 10:05 a.m.
Cincinnati at Montrt'al. 4:35 p.m.
San Francisco at Pittsburgh. 4:35 p.m.
Ho uston al Philadelphia. 4:35 p.rn.
New York at Atlanta. 4:40 p.m.
San Diego at St. Lo uis. 5:35 p.m.
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unre,1nc1ed free · age-nq Cul-
' l'rh•i u'><' said "'.'o (Ommc:nt." add·
1ng -...ht'n prt' ~d "I k amed long ago
n1.·\l·r 10 sa' n1.'\ er ..
.\n ~tod~ll. 0" nt"r of the lie\ t la:-id
Brov.ns. v.h1\e saying ht v.as· sttll
firm\~ against v.hat hr ca\\t'd "unfet·
. ter1.•d .. free agenl·~ said "Let'!> grt this
ll\ er and dClnt' "'1th Thtre·) room for
m t•\ cment r1.lom for com promise
"I ".in: .'.I ,olle, t:'e barµ1n1:ig
Jgr,·1.'ml·r.1 .. \lode: ~1d "I thin\... 11·s
'11Pl'r3tl'l that thC' league na'e 11
"lth •hl·:' pl.i~ers I th1nl that' 1s
r1,,.rn !1 •r m•" l·ment fo rcon1.·1ltat1on
fl • J-.CW~,>Ja:10n 10 each thC'r,
P'''•:h•O"'t
·1,hfa t hJ\c: m' f1ngt'~ crc.is<.ed."
"1h.1 p ... tk"' 'l• St' tJ1. Ir Bill ~1aas of
~~ u :\. 1.1:1 • ui tlli:. }mln&-frtt·
age r.h\\'1 m.gr1 '1a,e :0mmandtd a
tug-m onl'' v!Tl'· ·1 "d'n·r e\pelttng
him :.1 '>J ' ·P 11.•,t> .\1-Pl"'er .. arc
... ~•c,t-:.tl'.: ·rt•c Jgl'n l'> .Tnere'd
h.i ' l' ~-e:-: .i1. ind' •1 .ip;x-al~ and
\J'''>un afll'r '""'u1t .. \1~ ;>lar. ha'> been tu sign "'nh the
cn~d .. all along l "anted to sign \,\ 1th
th~ Ch1C.·t<, last. 'C'ar -beforr the
q n ~~· hc.•l,,re an~ 1udge1'. "'hctht'r t h~·re ".I' ·r~·c: .i\tl'n,' ,,. nl't '-o thtS
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mLlltl1n for 1n•un II' t' rehei ..
B •th ""k.,, lain•1t•\j '1.:tOf"\ 0 1 a SCln
.. It 1s time to gl't l'Ut of the me-d1a
and ba1.·k to the t>arga101 ng lahle.'· tht'
't L ~1anagemt'nt ( ounnl said in a
~1atcmen1 l"\pressing rt'ltt'f that tht'
nn''>Cnt "-lt'm "Ill Sta' 1n tfT('('t ior ai fea~t an1.11hcr season .:W t belte' t' tht'
'FL P .\ ~h,,uld re~umt• harµ1mng at
:he: ~·arl.c': P.."•S1t'lk ..
Dl'Jl' 1-1:1.·I'\ the untl r·, J''tstan:
l'\(', J:t' .-J1r~·1.10r. al''' -:laimt•d "'·
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.in,t '-t"' •t·,l.lgn111ng that Jamages
,,q ' ~· J' Jtlat-lc: \1.' t lit" pra' ers-
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\-..!un1l'nhcadt1t>m•l p~ha" '3h.1
n .1 ':Jtrmt·nt tfle pla~c~ v.ere" i!l ing
:, .'.<• .1!1 tht' "3' through J :nJ. Hr
"1 j ;h1.· Linton· had askeJ !,•: ar.
, \Pl'llltc.-d tnal date
"l; 1 tl'O late for tht '.'Fl. d uh' i.1
•. nJ 1.' 1 that damagt' for I QSb trC't· .i~~·n1 . ,,, the:' fact' a huge lt ah1llt' in
:h \ 1t11ga1i.rn." l 'psha"' said
"\.\ e arr not surpnS<'d that the
r.iu n1.•tt0n \.\a not grant~. bt"C3US(' It
, rJrr for a mun to grant such ~htf
i':i,ir 10 a tnal
·\l, hat 1s s1gn1fican t though 1~ that
.luJgt· DQ1, reaffirmed that "'·hat the
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T'w •uJ)!L ,<. •t'>' wu'b "ilr"'ng :bt 'n !h:lt th~\ \\ill lt ke1' :.i,(' huge
J..i:11ag1.•, ... r.1t''' :1e' s1<.•r :.,~·11 'legal
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Di '' 1 JJ .• rgt•J ,~., r·J i1m1.•!> that
·hl' ''''' ,:Jl'' rt'tur•1 !1' :''ll t'lar~at ntng
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h 1ik'"'""J :hr 'Jt1l1na Ll~r Rt'la -
ll••n' B•'JrJ·, k .1d 1n dr, IJnng that an
l mp!i< ' 1.·\lqr".l 1" bargaining.
k ad n~ :'-1. J~11.'r. ;l' ,,pum1<.t1caTI)
hl'~ hr " u1d grant their in_1un.-tt '"'"·
, 1.11m1n~ :1J: 1mra''" meant the caSt'
haJ ~·-·,1rr ,• J " .11" t1 trust ilisputt'
rathl"" ;~ia ... '"l ·I"' ,,1, ing latxu and
nlJnagenwrt
Herne' l'r D<'l' <.a1d he did no1
attrc.-e that the prr!>rn1.'t' of an impasse
'tgntfa•, th<· enJ 0 1 a labor dispute
'lnde-tJ. J bargaining 1mpasSt' 1s b)
dctin11 1ofl a labor dispute." he said.
.. .\n 1mpa'se mt"rt'I~ s1gnifit's a
stakma1r 1n nC'~ot1at1ons. It d~s not
mart the tnd l'lf labor rC'lauons ··
.\!-a re,ult. ht' 1n,oked tht' ~om~
l a<.1uarJ1a uhor .\ct of I QJ_:
THE HOUSE DEBA'fE CONTINUES ...
"What Sets HOUSE of IMPORTS Apa.rt.from the Resc?
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LOS ANGELES (AP) -The S400
milliOn llltit of Mcvo-Oold~
Mayeutudiodtom MGM-UA c.om.
inunicaaiom Inc. maY. not be
ftnancler Kirk Kerkorian'\ last ahuf·
6e involvina the two ~ Hollywood names. MOM·UA's chief indicaled Monday.
"We're still conliderina f\anher
transactions." said Stephen Silbert.
pmident and cb~f operatina officer
of MGM·UA, wbicb announced
Monday it would spin off its MGM
unit.
Knkorian, wbooontrols 82 percent
ofMGM·UA,: will end upwithat&east
S7 percent 01 the new MOM and 25
percent w,ill 10 to a company con·
trolled by investor Burt Suprman
and two movie producers, the com· panics said. The rest will be o&red
for sale to public holden of MGM·
UA stock. with Kerkorian buyina
an)'lbina lcf\ over.
MGM-UA. maktt of the Oscar·
winnina movie "Moonstruck" and
popular TV series "th irtysomcthina."
has had several losina quarters and
~rkorian acknowledpd in April he
was considtrina 1ellina all or part of
tht company.
Silbcn declined to say what the
next move miaht be, but II.id the
MGM sale was "a 1eperate, ft'ee.
standina transaction," and wasn't
pan of some larter deal.
Analysts suuested the dcaJ's pri·
mary value was to raite money 1~ pay
off MGM·UA's debt, and tbe com·
pany''I stock closed at S l S a share
Monday. down 7S cents ftom Fri·
day's close'.
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In Herber Aldge, Model renlell1800/mo.CALL quiet cu ·d•·llC , l1350.n\egl54·7154 38r/2 ..... condo.belllo-Ylltly :raA +den, 11A. p~~·o.~v:1~'· l~rr::
per feel 3BA S"IA w/pvt CAAIY WA"D.131·2242 ·lttOO/mo 840-4o72 Clllon In compte•. 119'19 w/d hkup,~r tundeck. 1770/mo * 140-71CM "'
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View Flreplace. wetbar, hk~. Be 111 lenenl In Ille 1 MILi! TO llCH 311r/2tle, 111111 -Vllue 48r 3'~81. New pnt 28"/llA I STUDY upper. quired. No pet1. CIO!e
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AMlMIEAOf'THE ' POOi $150.000 146-8039 SUM ANANCW.NETWOM ___ 154_._15_5_1_• __
$198.000 l40-7181d, 650-52139 3BA Townhoute 1 blk to ....... 2Y''"tleWIW!112150.mo HAABOA VIEW HOMES 91:." e:m °:!i.'°:ii 9:-Irle COM 171-2231 1taa.l llWll 1111111n...... oc .. n Guerctecs a•••llD •BA. bonul rm. loYety bctl 11450. 142-2134 Agl Vl(W/COZY 28"/ 18A. View Aptt. 2151 ~eclflc
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l,.rg Duple• 2BA 2'.MSA ....... ~ 11•• -:-. • -IP•.' own!r r~upled. home. 3lr 281. ... "' SHAAP. MWll' 21r ne. new pelnt, gar .. nice.,.. •Den dremetlc w/lofl tp "" Alto lovely I lmmac lot. d/w. 11400/mo IM. Veulled celllng1. wtd SIOO. Hl-4011/deya
& bMrned cell, Lndry,' I· -.. nlBI• ~ ~ S3000tMo Agl. 75,_7902 213167·7304 Ive meg ~50,,. pello. Avlll now. '40-2421/evet I wtindl. •••••Tmta• •••T lllllTS j3er ,.,.:~2 za?~E ace.II
cer gar. 11375 840-eoet l/ery cteen. S13Htmo. _. LIM llUll hat• CNll lttre 1 2 mo. * 7to-11t2 •2•1281. new 4-ple•. 1
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Br• e I h -ta k Ing n • • 1249.900. Won't lut! Cell
specious contempor1ry Sherry COll'IOW 131·2242
Llghtlnd-.lry511Al'IOme. 13900/mo. 48R 2~BA NI 3bcl. 2bl l'IOme In ; ll10 •ail garden pello. Obi g1t. sWWW21"161conao. Ilk• newl 11050. 171Slmol11·333.0572 .
[jH1gned by famou1 HouN. 3-car ger. re· WOOdbrldge 2 ctr fl'. 1 ....-• ' S2300tmo 175-5712 meg welk lo So. Coal Ptaza. 175-0l85
w/quellty In ev«y detail'
2 BR. 2 BA. formal OR. lrg
kitchen & MBA suite Pro-
areMeet 'Rieherd Neu-modeled. '40-5114 Bkr 11350/Mo 751-HOO ' -~ pool, ape, etc. wa1er1gu · **mA ... ** 1rl ' Mecrlll Lyneh Aee1ty lft '!le4•8 , LUXURY Town.10me ovet· peld 1775,mo 241.()151 S9U'fH of PCH. 29r 181, A ~ q"'9I comptp ~ "'11 nhO\\ u .... I•· l~!~1ynE~~~:tv:~3.7~~~ 3B~:!·:~~· end 111111 UI ...... fl *'91 =.1'1-,,::'=~~2:: DELUXE 3 Bdrm 2'MSA. ~1ef8'&:::' ::,=: nea1lec,. emong lltl ,,_.
51·8800 a--WIO 11$""!P· PYI s>9ttcr.'2 --tl50 like new wtbllcony, ce-
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CeH Velme 549-2447
alive w/eolor1 GOOd condltlOnl 291< eourN. 2Br •den. 281. 3 MANY 1_2_3 1 4 BOAMS car 91'899, PoOI. tennll. -=,,.......,=-~----=
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y04.I buy or Mii through u1 ,0981 loeauon. w•th lorced 38r 2Be. frplc. d/w, w/d part·tlme /Ob'• tn. an-S,550 Bkr. 675-460& ad. lndude .. "'9 lact1 ·and h h 1• f d FIB IYI 1111.n au /heat. new.r roof and 1 HIT•IAUY-• nkup. dbl g•r avail 817 TTUORWTNLHEORUSOEC ~ •• 21 ~ oettMreeuttsyouWMt t roug __ c:~ss_!_ie 1-------
I well ma in II ed 1 •-S 1750 tneld gatdn. n· ....... ,.... •154-2480• in · on Y 2BA Condo IOYely view. ....11 6404290 okay. I 1150/mo 1rv1ne
-.. liiiiiiiiiii;Miiiliiiiiiiiii;m;if S 19 4 SOO SELECT Very pv1$2201< 7'<>-0714 ...-LI aWNIT IMJl \ BH&G 15 1.sooo v --1E-W-N-.-8-c-"_'"_net_t_oceen __ . H1111 A11y 552-9552
CIOM 10 beKI\. 38r 2ba IW Pl• LllATlll Up1tair1 duplex. 28' 181 li~lw\ flQ :'rf1. ~~c 0~8.:;:,· Spac•04.l1 3Br 2aa. MOar-.:~1i1b5:°:J~1rit~;_~175 1FMW"81Lli!coJJBCf.
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AlllS-••n 11e guest hOUM , br•ck Pool, spa. 1eeurlly, • .._ trplc .sp1 •eOwood declo.. Cllta... 1114 750t mo Call Norm 11 ..... 11 Ml-1Ml many ea:tras nuge R·:? tot .. 771-3913 or 548-75•0
Room to grow S265,000, · * 1 ---· · ----=--·-...,-.....,.....---1111 MWI PAMIT? • 226 Cabrlllo. By Owner VILLA BelbOe penthM EASTSIOE Perfect for••· •BAYVIEW COUAT
We'll glye you IN down In 548-0779 or 650-6578 2 ·den. pro dee. NC g11e: eeut1ve famlly. 3Bdrm. 2Br/2Ba, 2 car deteehed
exehg lor •share of own-comm pools. wrk 10 t>ch 1·18A. !amity rm w/lrplc ger · · appllanc.. ln clu
ershlp You make 1ne EASTSlDE R·l Le gat S299.000~2-2134 Agt & formal dining rm Hu l l250lmO IMS..toap-
mtnty pymts & we shi re Oupleit 286 Walnut CM sp1 & 2 ear gar999 preeiate Belly 730-0112
apprec 'Vou re ceive 2BR-18 TH 18R-18 TH tMlt I•" $1600/mo incl grndr Avl or 15•-82•3
100-1, tu benefits, Musi $259 SOO t>y owne r ftr laJt 1111 811 ·For interview call *UITIL"'*
n1v• clean creo11 Agt prtnCpls only 64S-8512 I Seolli 548-2301 NI~-3BR 2B· n•tlo hm. 9S 7 ·6002 Dys. Ev Wknds -FRIENOL Y Sr Pk . C.M ....... ,. ,..... .lmat -1M4 I 1255sll, 2Br 2Ba. den. •2BRDUPLEX.qulel,Ju1t Frplc. comm pool. 2 ear m •HLLll I hid pool, ctbhM Lo '"""" pnldtnew crpt, w/d nook gar S 1400 Drive by 424 -· 4BR 38A 3 car ner...... ..,... v S PllTMlll -nun. ·pool & sp; ::; rntS37 .500 Bkr 55&-&358 ups. ger999, good 1rN tsta uerta. then call 11111.:w .-........ $735/mo 947.7540 675-•912 Agl Popular 'La T04.lr' model sys vaulleo ceilings
with two mastM bedroom 2 yrs new Standard ~aelflc Ti at ftari•I l IH **Newt'/ decoreled I * HAABOA VIEW HOME
suites a~cn with •ts own Home S4SJ ooo •AONOLULU lieepi •-7 super ei..n 38R 2BA. •BR 2BA11ee. comm. pool. t:>atn Beaut•lul view ot Call agent 26 1·8 11 6 deys 8114 to 8121 1500 $1200/mo Incl weter & nu cerpet, crnr 101 etc!
· ocean. bl y & Ctjy l'OntS .. --L Jllll 645.4571 evenlnni O~ gtndr 557~t•6 $2200 Av! now 380·0271
Very co•wen1en1 1oc111on llWptrt IC• IVW1' • •HARBOR E Walk to tne ocean or 2P'2'§A Soaetous condo leave message " 1tllllliM-• VI W HOME
l.l •..: ~ pu New !Meor 3Br 2.~Ba dbl 5BR 3BA. farn room, 2 e n 1oy trie love ly lg patto. pool. spa. new uC t ,... · · 11ory frmld n rm 2fl 3 clubnouse poot & sp1 on markel sec. under-~ gar. wtapnr. f/p, pool. · 1 · p,
G t d t & COMM'L·O lee 2·11y 1ac. 1ennli, al e, nr SCPZ. eer ger . PoOI. ale. $2800 • e commun1 Y H · ground prltng S299K. agl rno Gerdener/"""' cur11y building Owner wilt 722·0512 619 7s5•0144 t:>ldg Oowntwn Redlend1 .. 1 yr IN S 1195. 549-0709 """' Mr· c:irry 2no trus• t!Md 1,,... Ea:chg lor Bayfront Pr1 vice incl. 147-7521 Agl.
med ate posse *WTILIFF1t L•do or WastBay wip1e1 *Neer bleeh 3BR 2'.tBA Needachlm,_,1_,.?"-' ssion & slip 494· 7144 twnhN Obi ger. fncd i anow eno·~? M:='abou"' 1 $194,900 Owner/Agent 1700 SQFt yerd. epa. frplc:, eml pet ..._ .,._ 711-1100 48A 2'181 !amity rm 2 Ok $1245 146-654t ~to1uneyourp1ano rrplc:s ga •oe n patio I.I. W1att4 lln or1 .. chy0uhowtoplay1t?
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Oro 673-135~ •OP•O• 80 .• 300. Wiii M ... lml'ned occupancy a<l~IMd tnclalallled ---1 · $1200tmo No pet1 8 A L B 0 A I s L A N 0 pay IOP SSS euh Of will Dave 175-0487
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Exc1t1n9 contemporary 3 t lot 1b day eaerow Con-•Br. 28a Mell Verde arN. lalMI s1ory castle ..,1th • bdrms tact Dave 863·896i days large beck yard S 1300
, •• l.atlll 100'1 oe,, 'a""''Y & rorma1 d•n· Int I Newport Peelfte Real El· mg roorrs & gourmet I I lala 145-3183
elv fliioNTAGE triple• ll•lcner-On~ t:>d •Ot over ~"'"r¢;;a;I •Br. 2 ml to beech. frplc, lurn 2 lots pier plrg 4 '3 t ar 11'1•ge w1tn nvge --Ind m n l. •• bch 2· 1Br s. 1.2~, S1 8 1 olltce & bay 111ew I lln ry ' · u pn o-pe .. _ " $1 150 •l1eeurlly •871-2866• 673-6900 S1 152 000 y ~e-~tr-....;.,.-+-SJhli~W
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cabinets nuge mstr BA 2 2314 NorN.=B Sfl;eryt •
lfp gar sundeck re· L REAL TORS j BACK Bey 311r 281 l'IOme 675· .. 27 or '~ 1-12M •
modeleo & 2nd story ad· I' LHI YOU"9ll., •tining on cul·de-W. New crpl, WM~" dltlon 1n 84. S389.500
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~ bdrm. Fr. dqors. hardwood floors.
pool. spa. greenbelt loc. Cul-de-tac.
mini view. RV storage. $735.000.
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dock fOf IO' bOel Yrty pool, jK . gar W/Ofl'lr + 14750 cerport, 9"5•1500 min
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from 1175 10 '2750 541"2447
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ll Ctln doong busonets IS TCRKY'S Ae Chi 88• 1 Jarrell Corell I , .... menced to . 1ranwc1 buS.· A HEARl~G on 11\1 pet1· end Protessoons COOi and Act the undefaognea will Mii on the IO<m lurmslleO with L"1r & 0¥nllllll G. LAtv,
...... 91.... APl>Y HANDS ANO HAIR Hun11n91on Beacl't CA Puohsl'ted Orange Coast ness under Ille l•cltloous oon ... 111 be held on July 27. be lo0enMd In Ille folle"llng at public sale by compe1o1ove Ille con1rec1 documents. 1 ~Trus-. W'IU SEU AT 91...., '"9ertr 1936 Hart>Or Blvd . Costa 926'1 7
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0111)' P1101 July 5 12 19 26 bus.ness name or names 1988 ar 1 •5 PM 1n Dept crass1t1c1t1on1 HVAC • boddong on Ille 27th day of ltst of Ille Pf<>POMCI subcon· PUBLIC AUCTION TO
• ...._.... CA 92677 T1111 Ou11ness •S con-1988 · hSled aoove on June 26, No 3 1oc11eo 11 700 C1111t C-20 July 1tae. at 11 oo 0 clock !rectors on th•s PfOJICt as HIGHEST BIDDER FOR
.... A~ C11ro111ne l Nguyen. ducted t>y co-partl'llfs T. 196 1987 Cen1er Or Wes1 San11 Ana. Eech t>IO must conform AM on the P<lfnl-~e requoredt>y Ille Sublethng CASH. (payeble If I~ ol llfll
In W. ....,_ c-1 ol 1305S £...._ ~. C.rhos, Seung Sup Chi. l(yu~ Ae Tritt 1111emen1 •H ltleO CA 9270 1 end oe responsive 10 the U •d proper I)' hll been end Subcontracting Fair 1n lawlul money ol the ~
1t11 Stm of Callfor"4a. In A 90701 • • Cha I .. _ ••Ill Ille County Clerlr. of Or· 1F YOU OBJECT to 1111 contract documents 11ored and which 1 ere Pracltee<s Act Govetnment Stales) Of Oy c.shoen ctiedl
81'41 IOt ltl8 County ot Of. T1111 bua1nes1 11 eon-Thia alltement wes hied . ___ ..-~ __ IC_NO_T_ICE ___ anoe County on July O 1. gral"llng ot 111e pe1111on you Each b•dder Sl'llll sut>mlt. located 11 Public St0<age COOi Sectoon • 100 et ,.q d...,.n on a slllle or ,,..,,..
enge UC1ed by '" 1nd1,,t0u11 ••Ill lhe County Clefk of Or· K•10IO 1988 · Sllould ettllef 1ppear al the on the torm furn~ with 207S NeWporl Boulevird on Each bidder must suomll l:lal"k 0< 8s se! 10!1'1 in Sec:IClll'
In h Mall• ot the Ellet~ Clirtsltfll l Nguyen · •"91 County on June 2 T ftCTITIOUI IU ... ll ,.,.. hea11ng 1nd state your ob-1111 contract documents. 1 the City 01 Costa ~ ••Ill each bid a cerUllld or 2'924n o· 1ne CMI COOi. at I,_
o I l 0 U I S A l E 0 N> Thia s111emen1 was !tied ·1988 · NAllttf ITATIMrNT Pubhsnf<! Orange Coast rec11ons or 111e wr11ten objlC· fill ol the Pf<>POMCI tubcon· Couf'lly of Ofenge. State of caSl'loer s check p1y1D1e lo Norin tconi entrance IO the
LIVENGOOD ConMrvat• Ill Ille Couf'll)' Clefl< or Or-,.... T f 011ty Pilot July 12 19. 26. t•ons ''""' tlle court before lrlCIO<S on this PfOJ8Ct u Cahle><n•I . the """""•. chll· Ille DISTRICT O< I bod bond Counry Courtriouse. 700 r~ ......._. ... ~-1 --. .... _, County on Ju~ 16. I Puotts"..,. Oranr Coast 118 Ollowong persons ire • 2 19•• <>.. If"""' 1 I D "-~ '1:: .._._,., __ .-·-· ,.,. ·-'""' do 0 1 , H 11 ... ugvsl "" Ille he1rtl"g Your ~r-required Oy the ~blettlf'lg ties or personal ,.,.....,,Y de· in Ille orm set onh on Ille Cenle< •"'8 West ...... qa ..,._ ....., .,...._.__.. ....... --'I ... 19 8 1Da1I• P•IOI Ju~ 2 . July 5. tng usineuu "'fS 1 . T205 d S .,,_ I F ,.._,...,.., I I Cl I CA " ,_ _...,. ... ,,... ---..... -•• , ·~ mark S"op~ •11 ... 11 1nce may oe 1n person 0t by 1n u....,on1r1c1 ng arr scribed below In Ille mat· con rec ocumen s •n an '" r1gn1., 1.1 ....... 1n1 --....... IO ,..._ ............ , --12 19 1988 " ....., " oson s nl . ,_________ p G 0"' .... ••• •• ..... -r-. s I( • ... 1 your attor...., ractices AC1 ovetnmenl ters of emoun1 nol leH 1111n I ,. or co~woyect to ano now he4cl b¥ I ;.......J ...._.. .......__ ~·b-1 10 Publotl'teO Ori,,,_ Coast T • 192 mar. nop Ille 5 '"'11 mi rk •-IC MnJIC[ .. _, C "'-I '--.,.., ......_ -,.... P · ··-J Shop 3 70 E t 7t'1 Street. ..--nu IF YOU ARE A CREOtTOA OOe ....... 11on • 100 et 11q Rooett McAdema, so H the maximum amount ot b d uneet s..c Deed or Trust in 1.,. oonfwmatoon of Mid Su-•11Y not June 2 1. 28. July Costa Mesa CA 92627 or 1 conrtngent tsreollor of Eec11 bidder mu1t sut>mtt 210-soti. bed. lbl. mlac bxs. 11 1 guarantee 1'111 Ille btd· P'<>~rty s~118l9d in Mid
perlof Court. on or afllf the · 12 1988 I Dlmt ir Mnfll't · T 11441 rrie deceaMCI you must lile Wiii\ each bid I certified or drftnn arm. frl"Z, drnr Oer will enter Into trie County Gat11orl"1a. ClMCnCllng .1 ... deyol ~ .... , ..... ,,,,..._ T179 '"-"'nu~ Jonn arri nt 2505 ..... TICl._Dl'"TH _.. . ... _ __, I I • •• ~v., ...., ... La rel ood Sa 1 A c. -vr .. your c111m wolh the court lf'ld c1 .... 1er s check 01y1ble to Sonya l• ,,..., Sp E Pfopo...., contrect 1 trie !'>e 1.no lhvreon as office ot Fr811k l Croteeu. , . flCTfTtOUI 11U•-11 u "" n a ni , " AND Of' l'ITITION lie 0 STR CT _, Lot 25 01 TrllC1 No 7055, a Att0t-11 L-. 2130 "'lln •-te MnTll'r ........ tT•TI::;:. 9270• Hope Tarrant 2505 matt • copy to Ille person11 I I I Ot • t>IO bond 176-chrllmp, drur, recrd1, Nme 11 awarOed 'to sucl't
ltreet, Suite 180. Hunt· 1 Trie lortow•ng persons are 9270, llTATE Of' lhe court within four month• contract, dOCumenlS 1n 811 lrme TV 10 enter Into MIO contrect. Book 278. Pages 47, '8, ..
-~, ·-... ..--nui,_ ~ ,._,. .. _ .. , l i urelwood Senta Ana CA TO ADMIMITI" representative apootnled by In lhe l0<m Mt lorth In the toys. misc Oat. lrldg. bed· b•ddlf In Ille event ol l1t1ure sl'>Own on • MllP AIC0<1led ill
W191on 9Nctl, CA 928'8. 'k•11 0tng business es trios busoneu •S COf'I· DONALD LANOIR from 111e dlle of flrst 19• 1moun1 not less then • ~of s.Nty ~.so. E 166-8 auch aecurlly wlll be lorlell ano 50 ol ~~Hfnec>o1 ~
County -of Orlfl99 Sllte of 1 'tCTITIOUI IUeMll D1SCOVE RY S UMMER. d t d b '1 b d d 1 CHEMY su1nce of lellers H PfOvlOIO the maatmum amount o1 bid mlSC bas. 5 m19e ~s cllhs The DISTRICT r-ves Recoros 01 Of8nOe Counly, ,.. ..... _.a, 111 I"'-r ..... t tit"" ...... IT"TI•... 161 E 18t" St .:•1 Cos11 uc e Y us en en •• e CA .. MA ", .. _ S "' ..._ '" , .. _ '"I I ....... , -•1 C ,...., E ..-;,,,,,,
end tnt••t of Mid con-Thi lotloWtng persona are esa C1111 92627 ral"t To 111 l't11rs bef'lefoco1r .... 1orn11 Probete cooe Tiie der wlll enter Into the shivs. wgl ber, recllner. btds or to waive any Ir-tneretrom, an ufldl\nd9d
.__..v,." ·-.,,.. ,. ~ .. ,. ,. ,., " .. Jonn Tarrant. Hope T1t· -,...... ,. _,, tn ecllon 9 t00 ol the Call· IS I guar1n1 .. lnal 1,,. b .... • Edward p Pike,. p E· 148 ,.., rogn ore,...... 1ny or., 111 .. ..,rma •-...-.,.
eervet•. In lf'IO to 111 the ng bu11nen as AIDES IN Terry Sh1nnon Corotte This slltemeni •IS loteo creO•tors. conlongenl credl· tome ror llllng c111ms wlll f'IOI proooMO COf'ltract II Ille drSlt. regul8fllles or 1ntorm1t11tn one-tlalf •n!-1 ,,, 111 Ott, gll..
cet1aln r• O<operty lltuate CTtON 3420 S Brostot 16 1 E 18tn St :41 Cosll witn t~ County Cterk 01 Or· tors and persons ...mo may e•olre pr1or 10 tour months u me os ew110ed to IUCtl Jemee Meruno. 8'>. E in any bids°' In Ille 1>1001ng mo,,.,ets lllO' OflW ~-~ City o1 Seel 8eecll. 310. Cost• Mesa CA !Mesa Ca.111 92627 ange County on June 21, t~-~111her10-r""~iai'e"ler0,'l~ed1,,.3,nf lrom the dlle ol the llelrlog bidder In the event of fllluf1 11i11111 tbl, lllde 1 bde. Pur9Uef'll to the PfOvltlof'la hyc!rocartlOn s\lbsl9'1Cm .,.._
......,...1y of Orange State ol jll2626 L T'11s ous1ness Is con-1998 ""' -H oo f'IOllCed 1b0ve 10 enter into UIO contract. mite bas of Sec11or1 1773 of !fie llb<>r a a.otn 01 ~ leel, "°"' "'9
Cellfornl8. part1Cul1tly 0.-AHMAD SEOEHI 21 28 fueled by I r> 1nd1Y1du11 ,._ DONALD LANGER CHE • YOU MAY EXAMINE the IUCll security Wiii be for. Megdlleno Mlt'llnez, Sp COOi of Ille Stlle ot Call· sul1ace, OU1 ..,l'toul the "V"I of
ICTlbed .. follows. to-Wit ,6mollewOOCI Fullerlon CA Terry Sriannon Corllle PubltSl!ed Oranr COUI RV Ille kepi by Ille court "you '"''° E 043-drw . bed .... lrldg. lorn1a. Ille D•STAICT hHob· .,,1ry uoon "'Y "°"'°"of ...
The Nottl'lellletly rec;. 82631 -Trios statement w11 nteo 0111 p,101 June 2 J 1 S A PETITION llH 0-. ltiec! are a person 1nteres1eo tn The DISTRICT r.-nres clll'les clll. lllde 1 bed. O<ut. lalned frOf'l'I the O.rec10< ol sur1ac• of Mid l.ll'CI 1boW a
langtl 13'-t '1 ol l ot 19 end P£0RAM SEOEHI 2128 •Ill Ille Coun1y Clerk or Or· 12 ~9 ,988 u., · br J ames 8 Cherry In the the esllte. you may file with Ille rogl'tl to reject lf'ly or all misc bu the Oep1t1men1 ol rnctusirlet 0904" 01 SOO I•.••,_....
IN IOUfhweltetty rec11n91e 6 mollhrOOCI Futterton CA nge Coul"ly on June 28. I T. 193 Superior Court ol C11tlorn11 the c0ur1 1 tormll ~t bids 0< to wa1v1 any If'· e>wr. reeervee the right Relatlon s the general "' lhe IQ.tow ng Oeedl of
14 '-et ot Loi 21 tn 8locti S 82631 • 1988 Coun1y ol Orange request· fa< Special Nottce ot the fir. regular11tn 0t tnlormaltt-to b+O at Ille Ille Purchelll pre,,11hng rare of oer diem Record 0..0 Recoroect JuN
llundYIO tour o• 'Stenton This ousoness •S con-, .. 701 1ng 11111 J1mes B Cllefry be ing ot an inventory and IC>-many b•ds or In tlle bidding must be midi With cash Of'lly •ages i nd the general 5 '962 " 8ooi< 61 :14, Peoe ti
lrld lothlen1 MCond Id· ducted by huaband and #lie I Puo11sl'te0 Or1r199 Coast Ml.IC M>TICE aopoonteo as personal •IP· ora1semen1 of es111e Ullls Pursu1n1 to Ille P<OYilMOOs end paid for II lhe time ol prev11tng rete 10< holtday 01 Ol°'C•al Alcot'dl.
dltlOl'l lo ley C11y H shown Ahmad Se0eh1 P ••ly P1101 July 5 12 19 26 K•Ul• rewnlll•Ye to 10mon11ter the or of any oemoon or eccount ol Sectoon 1773 of the Llt>or purchaM All ourcheMCI end O'tllfltrne WOfk tn the lo-Re Aec0'1)9cl June 2!>, 1982"'
on• mllC) reeoroeo in 8oolt Peoram s.o.i, 11988 es111e ot lhe decedent as provided on aectlon 1250 COOi ol the Sllte ol Celt· goods 1te IOIO u 19• '"° callty 1n which tl'tlt WO<lt ts 10 8ooi. 6'~ Page 741 of
•. ,.... 11 of MltC*taneoue This ""'"""' WIS hied T. 197 ,~~A~...:· THE PETITION requests ol ,,,. C1hf0<n11 Probate '°'"''·Ille DISTRICT hU ob-must be removed., lhe time be performed for Neto cr11t Ot•oc•al Recoros. 0... lillllol recorded '" Ofenge th the County Cllfll of Of. 1u111or11y lo 10m1ntster Ille Cocle A Request for Special ll•ned fr om 1111 Director 01 o1 Mle Sale eub~ 10 Pflot 0t type ot WOfker needed 10 R9COl0ect June S 1982 "'
County. C1lllorn1e more Ccx.nty on June 1• "8.IC M>TICl The lottOWlf'IQ persons are estate under Ille tndepen· Nollce lorm •I available from Ille Department of 1n0111tr1et cancellallon rn Ille event of aaecule the contract Tllne 800'I 6134 Page 12 of 0!'°81 ~ kf'IOWl'l H 221 Sth doo~ business as S AMMIS denl Adm1n1S1rahon of Es-'""court clerk Aetattons the gener•r llttlemenl between Owr'lf rates are on fill II '"" DIS· Recoros Re RICO!Old June
Street. S..r 8eecl'I C11t-"91171 FtCTITtOUl llUIMll ~~114i:S G1 ~;/Fotc~ ;,,: tatn Act (Thlt eutriorlty 11-James B Chlfry. Pett· l)fevamng rate of per diem 8lld obUglllO perty 0.llO TAICT offlce lOcateo 11 5050 ~ 1:,6'°~::C!OOlt~5!.~
lorftie Pubtial'ted Oref'lgl Coetl NAME ITATIMENT enue. Suite 100 Irvine Call· lows Ille oerson11 repr....,,. !loner w1g11 and the gener11 ltols 121h and 1tlh dey ol Berrln'CI Perkway lrvlne, 0 n---· M 27 -
T•me of Nie cesn 1n 1aw. elty P11ot June 2 1 28, July The IOllowong Pl'SOf'IS are llhve to take many ac11on1 c. IUGEllll QIYINI, prevaillng rate for l'lolld.-, July. 1NI Public Storege CA 9271•. eed ,,.,.,.,.090 1Y · 1
"" money or Ille United . 12 1988 oong bus•l"ess IS le><nll 92 7 14 · w11'1ou1 Oblllntng court IP· 1141.. AtttwM)' fer ,..._ 1nel O'tllfllme WOl'll in Ille lo· Management. Inc Tel•· It lllell De mlf'ldllory uoon '" Booll 8969, Page m OI
lt•I• on conrirmauon ol T 176 l•J8EAUOEE (b)8EAUOEE u~t~~~~~:~gEMUJ~~~ provat Betore llk1ng certain .._..,, • 1. °"" 11 .. lie. c11t1y 1n wtllch this WOflt 1110 ohone (8 18) 24'·1080. the CONTRACTOR to wtlorn O!loc•a• Atlcords, Mid
Nie. Ten percent of 1~ount ERVICES 21792 Sterllre 1c11ons. rio-ver. the Plr· 1UO LM ....... CA be performed for NCfl Cfaft Agent for Owl'llf the contract 11 fwarded 1nd •OS9'V81t0ns 10 run lot • Plf10d • bid lo be dee>Ollted ""'h Old ••• ir Mnfll'r H PANY 1 Massacl'tusetts cor-sonal feprese,,1111111 is re-to014-1s11 ' 0< type of WOflllf ~to Publill'led a, Coast updn 1ny 1ubcontr1ctor 01 •O yea~ lrom the Oll1_.jlf
.'4 -j lldt or offers to oe on •rll· ..--.n. nu ~ !7i~ 926~~ungton Beach por111on 50 t Boy1t1on 101'1 Qwed to give noltce 40 Albll"'90 Orrtnge -Cou t t'Xftl:it~ a 'ol July ,'r.'180. 1tU-'vnder tucl't CONf'AAeT'. to rec0<01"g ot trie llb°"9 ~·~~ •«ett'lld •t Kt W Molly Clar~ She rrick FIOOf 8 0'1on Mnsactlu-1111etftl8i:I persons un!191 011ly Piiot July 1 f. 12 18, retet are on Ille II the DIS· T203 pay not llH trien t'1e said "'9~1 Ot\&O 0..,,
Ille lforesalO office 11 any ftCTfTIOUI IU9Mll 1792 Starf"e ene. Hunt· se~:~~t~ NORTH FREE· they 11~:, 7":: notice~ 1988 PTRICT office toceteo 11 IC)ICllied rates 10 111 workerll A~o 11•~ting trierelom. ft.
lime alter the first publ•· NAiil ITAftMUff ton Beach Ci ttl 926,6 W"Y •SSOCt"TES 1 Cal•· consen o propo MT5" 11ysic11 Faclllt119 Pt811nong. •-IC MnTll'r lfnplo'fed by them In the ea· remru"'"9 one-11111 int.,.. In cetlon l'te<eot 1nd belore Tiie lottowtng oe<IOf'll are 11,1 business 11 con-" "' "' ICl•o" I The Independent 1370 Adema. Costa M... ..--. nu "4 eculton ol Ille contract a11 o 1, gas. m1nera1s ar.o oow
... e ol ule oono bu~ness as l •'s Ae· cteO by an •nd1v•du1t r,o;;;~ i:e~"~::."". s'~:~e· adm1n1s1ra1ton autl>Ot•IY wlM "8.IC NOTICE Coplll may be obtained on NOTICI TO No blOOer m1y withdraw nyoroa11bon substllf!C9t 'W'inl DeteCI this 71'1 day ot Juty. air 1673 trvine Ave . • F. '-'Olly Clark S'*•ocll be granud unteu an l\8QUISI A copy of theM COMTUCTORI 1ny bid for a P9fls>d ol lorty. oe1ow a deptl\ or 500 teel lllli
1tM osll Mesa CA 92627 1 This s111emen1 ..... tiled KXl. Irvine C1hlo1n11 927 14 interested person Illes '" NOTtCI TO rates shan oe oosteo II !fie CAUJMQ POR •I love (45) days af11f ll'le dell w11nou1 tl\fl ng111 of sur19m
,._ L. C,..._,, Al· Seung Sup C111, N• 1 Jer-olh Ille County Cterto. ol Or-T 111s bullnesa os con-ObflCl•on to this petollon lf'lc:I CONTIIACTORI 1ob Sole Sc hoot Ol1trtc1 Irvine Uf'I•· 111 '°' Ille opening ot bids entry •to IDNI, market. mone.
...., .. L.. ell Circle Huf'lt1ngton nge Coun1y on June 28 duc1t0 oy a generaf Plfl· shows good cause wtoy lhe C~ fOR II 111111 bemanoate><y upo<1 lied Unllied SctlOOI Oletroc:1 A payment bond and I eapoore o< o .. u tor same, •
11\ie>hlf'led Orange Coast acn CA 926472. l(yu"il 1988 ne;~ri~p reg11 tr1 n 1 CO"l· cl~~~r~r~ould ·not gr1n1 Ille •• ll'le CONYRACTOR to~ Bod Deadli ne I t 00 oertor~ance bond 111111 oe r1Ke'Vf!Cl in IM 0..0 ll'Ofn ~1 ~~J~t l 12 1811'------------------~--------~~-~·------~ S~~ Oletrtct Coa11 l~~Mr~11-1r0ed.~ "IOckAM of lhe tmdeyreqw-~~lo ea~~on ~~~ O~~ 1... Community College upon any su~ontractor of July, IMI ol the COf'ltract 1nd 1h1ll be Cor"P3"Y ~
"'tst5 8+CI O.eo1tne 2 oo o clock under such CONTRACTOR. Place ol Bod Aecelot lf'I the IO<m Ml l0tlh on Ille =~~2848~97~ ino:=
----------. p m ol 1he •111 d1y of to 01)' n~ .... then the MIO 1'800 Sano Canyon Irvine contract documerits Reoords
MUC NOTICl SlMTING A. NEW a· USINESS"" AU9Ull, tMI soec•fied r1testo1nwort1•• CA 92720 . . Purtuent lo Secllon 4590 , , "-'of lld ~;.Of. ernOIOyed by ''*" In the e11.· Pro1ec 1 ldent1flc1tlof'I of Irle Goveff'lfMt'lt Code of Troe stl'MI lddress Md
._,. • • flee of Otrector. Betty Kahn. ecutton Of the c0f'ltrac1 N""' Aelurtace lrlllne High the Stile of Celtlorr111. Ille :n"t :"';:' =~ MmM»Ue WU PurchH tng Dep1rtment. No bidder may wttfldfew School Slldlum Aunnlr19 c ontrac t will con111n <Jesotbecl aoo.. 11 ~
llAm ITAftMUff The Legal Department a t the-Please sto p by to file your Coest Commllf'lily COiiege tny b<d for I period Of llxty Tractl orov•stons permitting Ille 5081 8aMwood M9..
TN 'Ollowtno per90ne ere Da ily P ilot is pleased to a n -l1ct1t1ous business statement a t Otstrtet. Tr"ier Faclll!y. 1370 \&OI d•ys •"• .,,. da19 111 Pleoe Plant ere °" Ille' aucceutul b•dder 10 :?v..:''c A 9271•
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Adams Ave . Cotti ....... ror the opening ot bid.. 14900 Sand Cany<>n lrvlne ~ leCU!"IM lot eny l""' u-T..-
nounce a new service now a va il-the Da ily Pilot Legal Depart· CA 9H26 A peyment bond "'° • CA 12720 • · • "**....,.....by'"-~ ·.r .. ~ ~··-·-
able to new businesses ment 330 West Bay. Costa P"'"' '""'"' .. "•" oer10tmenc» bond""" be NOTICE is HEREBY tnct 10 .,_,,. oer1or~ osdlms etrt loabtrity '°'..:S
W e II S EARC H h M C I f 11 ~ Ofenge Coat Col· rlQUlrlO prlof 10 ••ecutlOn OIVEN lhll tf\9 1bov•· under the c~rkt inc:otrerJneas °' the w1 now t e e sa a 1 o rn1a you c an no t Aeollr Alf COll•·lld Ho o1 '"' eontrect and 1t1e11 be nameo SctlOol Olttrlct of Or· ••••~• e.N :::!oorend,, 11~.~ name IOI" you at no extra c harge. s top b y. p lease c a ll u s 108 (library COOlif'IQ Sya-1n .,,. 10t"' "' forth 1n .,,. er199Coun1y Celllotrria act PublltMO <>renoe Co•et ,, -·· .. _..
a nd save yo u the time and the at t7 14) S.2-~32 1 , E xtension temsl. (Mechlf\lcel) ~ o M contrect oocumenta. 1ng by atld tf,,°'91 rte~: Deity PllOt Jtif S. 12. tNI '*~~ Mii ••M 111 medll,..,
trip to the Court House in S a nta 31 5 or 316 and we w rll make Progrem No E-39 Purawnt 10 Section •590 emintJloetd '*elnaft•,.. T202 · · flteee ,..._ .. .,.Piel of the Govwnment Code Of ._,,.,10 .... 0.ST.-ICT"..,. ---------•~l'toul C-*"' or~. Ana The n. ot course, a ftef the a rra nge ments lor you to handle Olfioe of Dwector. Eugene F 111e Stet• °' Cellfotn1e. IN ~ ue> to, 1>111 no1 teter .. P4WM or ""~· ,......
search is completed we 'Wiii file ttus procedure t>y mail. H•rri. ~Y fee ~ .. con•rec t wuf co"t••" 191.,, !tie,~.,.._, ITme _MlJC llJTIC( 111"· • PGl'••ion, •
your l1ct1t1o us business n a me II you s ho uld have any further Coast Community Colfe9e Pfovit1or11 l*mtttlng Ille INled bldt tor the awerd of encumOIWa.. to .., ..
s tateme nt wit h the County Cie ri<, Questions. please call us and we District. 1370 Adema Ave. succeufvl b idder to a contract tor the above pro-T ~~ ::':s~ = Q
Publtsh onc e a week to r fo ur w ill ...... mo re than glad to assist Coesta -...... CA tHH auostrtvte MCllfillet l0t tit'! tec1 • n.:H'9 IALI o1 Trust, ..,, '"' ... ,..... .,,,, N 0 T 'c E I s M I! "I! I y mOf'llel wt1fltlelO by Ille Dis-8ldl .,,.. De received In week S-a s required b y law a nd yo u GIVEN_ thtt tPte abod· tr1et to'"""' petlormanoe u.e ~ ~ ......._ T. a. No. 1-11..-017 • !l'OVldeel In taltl ,.....
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~PINION
TUESDAY, JULY 12, 1988 25 CENTS
Resident aims g~n at fairgoer
Woman angered by Illegal parking In ·
neighborhood 'apparently had enough'
By JONATHAN VOi.RE
u4 PAUL ARCHIPLEY
QI .............
A 46-year-old Cot1' Mesa woman
who ''apparently had enouah" of
fairgoers ~rking in her Clearbrook
Lane nciJhborhood allqedly pointed
Former Pennsytvanla
Gov. Dick Thornburgh
may be next U.S. attorney
general./M
Reagan announces de-rc-om-pens:ate 1 -
nlan families for IQSS of
relatives In airliner down-
Ing./ M
World
a aun at the chest of a teen-ager
Sunday. authori!ics said.
Mary Dorothy Holmes was taken
in10 cuslody at her home and the sill·
inch handgun recovered following
the incident on Clearbrook Lane, said
Lt. Gary Webster.
The street is located near the
fairgrounds, JUSt cast. of the Civic
Center complex.
Webster said Holmes' car cover
had been stolen Saturda). and cars
continued to swamp her neigh· ·
borhood. where parking 1s allo wed by
permit only. She was checking the
street every few minutes when the
assault allegcdl) occurred, the
lieutenant ·said.
"The lad~ apparentl~ had enough."
Webster said.
Webster said Holmes approached a
carload of youngsters on the street
and told them to leave. They left. but
returned later. .
Holmes allegedl) approached the
driver with a flashlight. then Pointed
the re' olver at h1sc hestand cocked 11.
Webster said.
The ~ouths fled and repQned the
confrontation 10 Pohce .. who arrested
Holmes without lncid~nt.
~he v.as booked at O range Cou_nt\
Jail and released on S I 0.000 bail. said
Shentrs l.t Dirk. Ol~on
Rt's1dent) 1n the area sa' traffic and
parking are a constant problem v.hen
actl' 1t1t'' ctrl' \lated at the fair.
grounds. including tht· annual fair.
concem at Pacific .\mph11hea1re.
'"ap nin·t\ :lnd other e\t·nts
\lo't .,a, thl·~ learn to cope
n:ah11ng '1mc1r'> e1tht'r d on·t pa~
attenuon or don't can· .tbout posted
v.arn1ng .igain~t parking v.1tho ut
permit'>
··r thin ~ l)l:11pk arl· ind 11 dumb
..., ........... -....
because the signs arc up." said
Clearbrook Lane resident John Mcin-
tosh "E'er) Saturda) a nd Sunday. if
there\ no SllCk(."r. they're &Onna sjve
'ou a 11c ket... · ·
.\nother 1nc1den1 connected to IM
1a1r ou·urred earh Monday when a
2)-,ear-old <.'am1\a1 worker was in-
rured v.hen lhf' car he was skeptQI
under v.a~ dn,t•n over him. fair
off1c1al., ~·d :
.\hit-< ha' e / o f ( olorado suffered
(Pleaee eee RUID&Jlf'l'/A2)
In-land
rail link
-to Irvine
puShed
-Transportation panel
studies 50-mfle rail
line from Riverside
By BOB VAS EYKEN
°' .. Dlilll' ,... ·-
T ra, ch ng b~ road into Or&n,c
Count' trom the cast isn't much
faste-r than 11 "'as 100 years ago. on
m6st morn1n~
But things could s~ upcons1dcr-
abh for \Orne rush-hour travelers.
undc-r a rnmmut(."r rail ro sal betn
stu 1e ~ t e range ount~ rans-
pona11on C o mm1ss1on
In an cffor:t to find an altcmauve to
the tr.lffi -~!rang.led R1vers1de frtt·
v.a'. the omm1ss1on 1s looking at a
paiscngcr rail hnk bet"'·~n l.rvine and
RI\ eri.1de C-ount'.
Gunmen klll 9, wound 98
In attack on ctuise ship In
Greece./A7
Bnee ... c~11w....,&M••.,.ta(t.WrNewpan8•ellc1•d1 •• .._ lload&J followla&&-&mMlaJ Ore.
Preltmina~ pla n .. for a ~stem
pro\ 1ding four datl~ com muter trains
hetv.t'cn In me and R1,ers1de re·
cc.1,cd ca utious approval Monday
from the comm1s11on. which is also
'tud~ 1ng 1mp10' cd rail h r\'lcs betw~n ·
San D1l'&O and Los .\ngeles.
Nicaragua expels U.S.
diplomats, closes Cath-
olic radio station../ A7
Inda
Advice and Games AS
Bulletin. Board A3
Business 84-5
Classified 86-8
Comics A9
Entertainment A 10
Opinion A6
Police log A3
Public notices 88
Sports 81-3
Weather A2
Newport
man held
in stock
·swindle
By JONATllAN VOLUE °' ..............
A Newport Beach man accused of..
sw1ndlina more than 3SO people out
ofS t .8 mil!ion by 1ellina them shares
in a qus pay telephone company
has been o~ to appear in court
Thursday. autboritia said. ~
Donald .Charla Dyer, S4. is beina
held without bail in Orantr County
Jail for alleled ICbemesthat led COl1a
Mesa Police on a five-fnonth in-
vcstiption, authorities said. Already
on parolt for a similar ICbeme tbret
yean ..,, he is charpd with violatina
that prob9tion. ·
r;>yer is acculed of violatina proba-
tion on a previous conviction by
allqNly sellina investors, shares in
Quality Pay Phones and Columbia
Equities1 companies that pul'J)Onedly O~~·~ lJ~y ~and ICOUtec[._
k>catlODS for 1,000 tnoft".
• Jn reality. acx:ordins t.o Cosu t.jeu
Police Detective Seevm Labbin. the·
Co11ple feel f ~rt~nate after fire Thr proposed 50-m ilc pa.sstf\ln
ine "'l1ulJ run a long nght of wa\
''"Ot'd h' the '\tch1son. f opcu and
'-aJ.1tJ Fl' Railroad The commuter
"-.tdn "'ould ha\(." t :' Stallons -
'<' t'n .n Orangr (ount~ and five in
R 1, a ,1de I ••unt' It v.ould terminate
at -th '-tn·ct 1n R1,ers1de-and at the
planm·d multi-modal transpon..auon
lt'Otl'f 1n lr\lne
Newlyweds' remodeled NewportCondo -
badly dam~ged but they keep smiling -
By PAl)L ARCHIPLEV
<ff .. Deltr ..........
Bruce and Cynthia Haas were
paged at intermission Sunday after·
noon while watching the stage_.pro.
duction of "Les Miscrablts" at the
Shubert Theatre.
.\ fnend had located them with
some bad news: Their ho me was on
fire 1·n Newp()rt Beach.
The blaLc started in a field below
the couple's 'co ndominium at 6
Landfall Court at about .:! p.m
Pampas grass grov. 1ng d1r1Xtl~ belov.
their sundeck 1gn1tcd and the fire
spread to the sundeck and adjoining
sol!!.!!_ wall of the home •
When Nev. pon Reach firefighters
amve-d. the~ had to np into the
interior v.alls and ceilings 10 get at the
flames that v.ere spre-ad1ng inside the
walls.
It took the couplt about an hour to
drive home. so the) had plent) ot
111m· to 1h1nl thl' v.orst. .\nd the'
\\11rnnJ about thl·1r dog. Goliath.
''!wm lireilghtl'rs haj to arl') out
after hrl'Jl 1ng dov. n thl· front door.
I ire o t1i\1 ah had 1n111alh e-st i·
mated J amagl''> 10 stn.Kturt" and
l'llnlent<, JI $50.\10()
l::lut c, n1h1a Haas said \tonda'
that damage to lOntent!> alo ne ma~
~urna.,., $)0.0o(l
.\It hough 1i rl'lightcrs ron1a1ned.1.hr.
·tire 111 thl' ~uth "dt" of tht• home-.
c\ten:.1' c rebu1ld1ng v.111 be needed to
thl·~trunurc. plumt'ling and electnc1·
''· thl· rnupk '31d · · f he alnd smell of smol (." ~r-
ml·atl·J tht· thrce-·sto~ home-. guaran·
ll'CI ng the nee-d for e \lcns1' e cleaning
HB school trustees under
Siege from a11 directions
By llOBERT BARI.ER °' ....... ,.,.... .
It isn't easy beina a member of
the school board. The state dictates
about everything a trustee can and
can't do.
There never sccms to be cnouah
money to go around to sjve
employen what they deserve. Vir-
tually all local officials can do is
stay around and catch w flak.
But five Huntinaton Beach City
School District trustees in recent
weeks blundcml.their ~-into a
real public relations niabtmare.
without any outside help. when
they removed Rita JOfFnKn u
principal at Hawn School and
reassiped her to a classroom
teachinajob. •
They allO reassianed Joan Skin-
Mr. a former principal who had
been demoted to a v1ce principal.
to clawoom teachiftl. Tbm Ibey
gave Olana Pet~rs. the elemental')
school d istrict's superintendent. a
pay raise and contract extension.
For reasons known only to
themselves. they rtfuscd to gtve
the names of the two former
principals. choosing to idenuf~
them only by their Social Sttunt)
numbers. Nor would they com·
ment initially on Petcn: contract.
Gary Nelson. the most veteran
of the five school board trust«S.
told a rcpQner if he wanted the
n_ame~ he could 1.0 tQ_thc Social
Stturity office. and ~t them. A
local Social Security office dented
the requnl of course.
Nelson's solution to tryina to
find out about ~ten' contract-:-a
public employtt paid by public
funds from a salary Kt by public!)•
elected officials -was to wait until
the Mlt edition of the school board
minutes was iss~.
Thl· orfa-;al hne "as that trustc.-es
uphdd thl' namr-. t(1 protect the-
pn' ar~ of thr tv.o 1ndl\ 1duals Bu t
om· moth l·r ob~·ned · .. It v.as to
proter t thl·1r hide ··
Tru'll'l' Rotx·rt ~lann t'lrol t"
from thC' otli\1al pohc~ HC' said
then· <ihould ha'r tx--en a roll call
'Olt' ,in personnel d~1s1on) .\nd.
he-d a1mcd lhat Peter s contral"t
should ha' e lx'l·n 'ott"<l on open I~
.. E,rnon<'·s rise 1s:· h<: said
'lann · al"0 !.31d hr d1dn ·1 knov.
about pl:ins m 'ote o n P(."ters·
-rontrai:'l mm! h" W'l'nt i n to tht'
clost-d-door !'t')~1on
.\ longti:nl' hoard o~n er said
Monda' that th<' trustet"S. 1.·onduct
1o1.as "a· cla ss11.· <."aSt' of Jacking
around the puhhl··,. nght 10 l.:no'4 ...
"The~ ·re being sde<."tl\ e on"' hat
10 feC'd 10 the pubhc and '4 hat to
keep for them~he-s. The) (the
(Pleue eee 9CHOOL/ A2)
anJ pJ1n11n~ thn•ughnut too
Poli(l' are tn' ,·s11ga t1ntL rt'ports that
1c.·en-.1~r l"'ot"' "t•re pla' m1 \I.1th
rirc\l.or ' in the tidd rust heton· the
rin· "'J' rep..1ned
.\ pollt·c 'fX1l esman -.aid \tonda'
the' are follov.1ng ..... , t'ral lead., t'lut
ha' c n,, .,u .. ix·• t"
()n \lo nd;n. J l"On llnUOU) Stream
o l ix·opk 1ra1p~·d through the home
h n: polll'l' Jnd insuran~e-1nspectors
"l'H' thert· in dl'tt+m1nl' damages and
tn'e)ug.atc cau\C<. Fne-nd ... md neigh·
tx-ir-. ,ame "' llffl'nng hc:lp as the
\c1upk ~gan the tn11ou<. , hore-o t
par~ing up
< rohath. a pan r,pn ntll'1 span1t"I. 1<1
(Pleaee eee COUPLE/ Al)
"har.1n (i~em·. a com m uter nul
, 11nsultan1 retained t-~ 'tht' tnnspor-
t.l t1on •omm1ss1o n. estimated the
,\, <.trm "'ould ,·ost betw~n $78
ni1lhon and SI ~~ m1lhon. depcnd1na
>n \\ hl·n II v.a~ e-stabh hed.
Th{ largest CCl!>IS v.ould be equ1~
mc-nt and rntlroad improvements ..
• (. r rl't'nt' '3 Id.
-\' a1lal'>k prOJ<:cuons indicate
(Plea. .ee llAIL/ A2)
Plan to head off
mid-air collisions
in county unveiled
8~ 808 \ ~' E\'KES
Of -OMly -.....
.\ pr1•p._1q•J d'ntTl'I "' ~trm tor Ji'1hn
\\ J\ nl· .\lfJ''n de.-.1gne-d 10 heir
prn l'nt a n 11l1\1\1n \1milar ll' the-l QSb
<.. l'mto' a1· J1-.ast('r 1.1.as un' etlt"d
\tondJ' 1n '-l·v.port Beach. .
"-nl'"' n J~ a Spcr1al Flight R ult''
.\n·a. thl· plan 1\ the hra1nch1ld of the
nat1(mal .\1rCTan ~'llt'rs and PllCll~
.\ ~x·1ation and the Oranllt' Count\
.\1rpon .\"o,·1at1l'"
The s\ "ll'm "tll he f't'\ 1ev.cd at a
Fl'dt'ral · .\' 1a1 wn .\'1 .fl1n1 tratlllO
ruhh1. hrann~ 1n Ll'' .\lam1IO<i. I~
n1ihl f the-!'Ian v. tns a ppr<" al. 11 v. 111
marl thl' first ll ml' a 10<."alf\ dt·
'cloJ"('(j fl1gh1 ~·ontrol s~sttm ha~
N-en adopt~ ti' th(." F '\ .(
T he-F .\ "· meanv. h1k. has its own
prorosal for rontrol of the a1~C"t'
0' rr John\\ a~ nt' .\1rpcm . a so-called
.\1rpon 1ladar Smvr1111n~ -:\rej
'40uld pla<'C' all a1TC'Tllft -la~ or
,ma ll -undl'r the supcrvll!Oft of
radar
Rut ix1k1:smen for the two assoc::a.
t1on.. ~~ their proposal Wl>Uld
rn)\ hk ocncr prott"<'tson at less COit.
'tKhat'l Church. president of*
Orang<: Count~ i\1rport 4.ssoclatioft.
d1 "3grl't'd. s.a~ing su~h a system •
general!~ cr(."a\~ mort' problems that
11 ehm1natt's.
.\t John Wa~ ne. Q() perttnt of the
air tr.lfftl 1s from pnvatc and corpor-
ate a ircraft. and o nly 10 peromt is
(r,1m airlines. said Scon-"Raphael a
'-<'"' p..1n Beach attome~ and pilot.
Tht' "1frt., problem. ht said. 1s to keep
a1rhn<'~ and smaller planes tepm-
ated
··What v.e a~ propos1na 11 climb
and dt"scent comdors for au1inen
that will prott"<'\ them from aenenl
a\lallon traffic:· said Raphliel. "Ibo
't'r' t" as attom(' for the pilols'
as'IO\'tat io n
(Pl--eee A.Ja/U)
~~~~~:~ CommodOre. Circle drug raid nets 19
a lelitimate busjnea But it is~ crime , #. . . •
if you ,et the money, ~m11e the · BJ ROBDT BAUD patrol offictts anatect 19 suspecu u clOK'd in after a t'4·o-"ttk undtrrovn-to dtan up tht area.. dru& sales wbett'cr they ottu.r."
mums ud then · ~t buy the ._._,...... they ltf\ the nc~botltood.. Capt. .,._tion and annted &..S-'"'*'on Youna said the ~·s opa· M1)0t John Enk.tne uNl ~·t·t ·-:..1 ~ aJa-th. __ Politt anated 19 .. -u Bruct Younasaid onday. suspteton of srlhna retat1,'dy Jm&ll auon rnulttd mostl 1n numerous "Wt"vt ldtftttfied aa area m.
-.,~, ~, .... -··· ffi ~ _::-;z---._ Six of the vehides uttd by thf amounts of C'OC'a1M. In the tint but rtlattHI) small l>UfCbuc:s of necdi dole aQmtlOll. We'WCIOMia•
hatlaveaoft utnt • mudl • OHCenl up,..-.oa1cm: s~~inrpoultdedfon~ s•up. n-101~1 MTt hmd a C'('R'lrn~. (thcclo1untnt1on)untildlie~ll• S400 a month ,..._ tbl Dhonel. but dealina.in ommc>dCJft Cifde. ~ ly beina med to uuspon drup.. '"*°" of ComlftOdoc'c Cll'CW. H~ satd lhat dnaa •In on Com-is ~nidica~ ..
Mwr paid., ot ..-cl bid checb. ck·tae in Huntiqton Bach With a Youna said. Y<Nna said. No breUdow1a wu modore udc ·•have bttn Na&anl."
His.U.CSVICtitmiDdudediDdivid-repu&ation for a buttliaa Mm>Cia 11wasthfsecondm.,,dr\llswetp available on thf ruKknca of thole and t~t lhc Wttlrtnd sWttp was Counnlman T°"' MaYl ur•r•
.-a. uilia and ewe a l'WP of business that attl'l(U amocnen oft ... _ trou~ area 1n lesa than two a-t.-..1 1n the most m-ent s~. dn·--A to CIC'llatc the pttUUrt on Polttt C'hlef Bill ~ -., ..,.... s::la Au tcbool IWMn who in-thfOUlhout Oranee County. weeks. The °';iahborhood is k>cated ,:~;n;'said. dee~~~ "done a pat job .... -
Wiied ll,.r 1Ums of~· Police ofl'un witnnted dNI deals about two miles from the city's politt The sweeps followed '""" to City ··Thtft will hit more. he saMI. "Wt ~1kdown .
•. At one point. ia l>lc:n\ber 1917, brins neeotiated behind walh that statJOn. Cou"'"ll dwnbm b) 1D1fY rmdcnll •'lll defin1tl~ kttp 1t up " rall)• feel it ii -t 1 •
CJ'IHllWSIOC&/AI) nt• akMll the llfftt. and uaifonned OnluncJO.about«>Polic'fofftttn .-ho dtmandrd offinahu~ ertion -..·t'rt '°'"' ro mlC't down a. IP 11-11 BW•t.
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Newpcrrt-:;Mesa o ma e off er
to teachers am-id strike talk
IJ JOYC& IODLOVICH °' ..............
With the threat of a strike ~na
-over the Newport.Mesa Unirted
School District. teachcn and admin-
istrators are pttparina to fiaht it out
over a new contract.
Teachers, still u~t over their
previous contract, will officially act
their first look at the district's new
contract proposal toni,tlt.
The school year ended with
teachers and the district in disaartt-
mcnt o ver salaries and health in-
surance benefits. The teachers cur-
rent three-year contract officially
ended June 30 without a lettlcrnent.
Both sides arc preparina to neao-
tiate a new contract that would run
throuah 1991-92.
Teachers have been ask.ina for a S
percent wqc increase and chanaes In
their dependent health coveraae pol-
icy and teaeher transfer policy.
Negotiations reached an official
impasse in early September.
Accordina to Dr. Carol Bers. the
district's superintendent.. of ~no"* net, a public hearina on the dJstrict's
new proposal is scheduled toniaht.
Berg said the new proposal includes
.. bia chanacs" in benefits and a new
salary schedule with a built-in cost of
living raise.
Berg said the cost oflivina increase
is still beina finalized.T but should
meet teachers' waae demands.
.. The only important thina teachers
to ld us is they wanted a percen ..
increase in the cost of livina." she
said. ..This salary schedule is de-
signed to do that ...
Dave Brees. an · Estancia Hiah
School teacher and member of tfie
union's neaotiaung team. said be bas
not seen the d istrict's new proposal.
Ho wever. he said teachers would
strike if the district gave 5 percent
raises to management and classified
e mployees· as they did last year
without a cost oflivina adjustment to
teachers.
"We polled all teaehen before
school was out.:• he said. "I have leeD
the results buf am not at liberty to
discuss them. That is our trump card.
.. To me it indicates a areat deal of .
dissatisfaction from teachers and
they arc ready to take what I would
consider very serious action. I wu
surprised at the level of militancy," he
added.
A state fact-findina repon. which is
equivalent to a court hearina but
amounts to no more than ' rec·
ommcndation, was iuued in May.
The rcpon said the district was
unable to aive a cost-of-livina ~ry
increase this year but recommended
an increase should be aiven at a future
date when the district is able to pay.
The school board mcctina is sched-
uled fo r 7:30 p.m. at Harper Com-
munity Center 425 E. 18th St .. Costa
Mesa.
SCHOOL TRUSTEES UNDER SIEGE •••
Prom Al
board) have become an inccstuolts
aroup, making d«isions by them-
selves. .
"They've been acting in the old
style, but now it's a new public. These
people want to be included in the
process ...
One member of the .. new public" is
Shirley Carey. a mother of children at
Hawes School. She stancd fighting to
save-t:he-princ1paJ~ joh. ~ow. sbe's
more involved with how the trustees
go about doing their business.
Carey said her group will demand
that the board make names and their
votes pubhc. If they fail to do so. her
group intends to ask the Orange
County Grand Jury and the District
Attorney for a legal decision. She'll
ask the state and Orange County
Deparuncnts of.Education for com-
ments.
.. We don't want to destroy the
district. but we want to know if these
things arc problems and what we
should do a&but them?"
"We want to work with the board,
in legal parameters." she said.
Carey's group, called Concerned
Hawes Parents. made threats of recall
in the uproar that immediately
greeted the demotions.
B.u.L~iruhca.LedMon.day that her
group will work for the election of
new trustees in 1989. .
Her followers have made explora-
tory probes with the disenchanted
district teachers to screen candidates
acceptable to boJh teachers and
parents.. Carey said. But they say they
won't join fqrccs with the teachers in
their battle with trustees. Carey said.
The teachers, who arc locked in a
long contract fight with trustees (or
more pay. went on strike for a day last
May and still haven't resolved the
dispute. ·
Carey said her gq~up is broadening
and may take in parents e~na in
other .. brush fires." Parents in the
Bolsa Landmark homes arc upset
bt..'Cause of a new district policy
barring their youngsters from attend-
ing a nearby school, rather than a
district""1Choot four mil6 a Way.
l And there appean to be another
battle shaping up over loss of athletic
fields should the schools "dispose of
t1nusucd property.
But the coup de grace shapes up to
be the lack or public diSCIO:SUtt -
some say lack of accountability -on
the part of the officials an the
Jorge nsen ilnd Skinner cases and in
Peters· contract elltension.
u ·sIDENT AIMS GUN AT FAIRGOER •••
From Al
sto mach injunes and was taken IQ
Fountain Valle} Re11onal Tramua
·o~nter. officials said.
He was treated and released later
Monday. and returned to work at the
c.arn1 val. said fair -;pokesman Don
··1 gues!> he·s a-prctt~ 'tough charac-
ter ... Escalante llo81d ... And luck>:·
Cha ez was hun "'hen a car dnven
b) a Huntington Beach woman
backed O\'er him. thc:n pulled forward
after the woman reallied what had
happent:d. ia1r oflic1als said. Mqst
carnival workers sleep jn the fan's
campground.
Traffic problems continue to
plague the fair as they have every
} ear. although most result in mt'fCly
fra "e<l nerves.
· a see6nd minor uaft\
accident occurred 1n the fairgro unds
parkci-Rg lot Monday-afternoon.
Escalante said.
On..Sunda). two car'i collided and
Onl· oven urned. causing neck inj uries
to a M1ss1on V1CJO teen-ager.
Thae "'ere: no tnJunes1n Monday's
collision between two cars.
Part of the reason traffic continues '
10 be a problem is that the fair
conttnUl'S to grow 1n popularity.
Each da} since 11 opened d n July 7.
Hw-fa#--h~ sci new ancl'idancc
re<:ords.
By-9 p.m. Monday. 2S.'Xtl visitors
had walked through the turnstiles.
Escalante said. T.hat number already
eclipsed the total for the same day m
1987 even though more were comma
in. he said.
RAIL LINK FROM RIVERSIDE sruDIED •••
From Al
about 5.300 lclmmuter't a day "'ould
use the system 1f 11 were put into
operation in ~~93 The number
woulli mcreasc h> ..ioo b~ the )Car
1010. Greene said
But the numbers could oc higher 11
empl oyer\ wen· w11lmg to hdp make
the svstem work. sht' said.
.. The patronage figu re-; are. I.In·,
!Urtunatch on thl· lo"' side.·· she said
.. But 11 could ehange 1f cmplo~crs
wc:rc walling to provide feeder and
d1stnbu11on sen ll't'S ••
.\_ .. pokesma n for Fluor Daniel Inc..
"'h1c h 1emplo~e\ 2.000 ix-oplc at 1h
Jr, int: h<.'adquarh.·r'>. said the com-
pan~ would he 1ntt're•11ed m helping
t·a\e traflil congestion o n the R"cr·
.,1dc to Orange ( ount~ rnmdor
.. Our emplo,ee\ r<.'gard traffa as
thl· numher cine prohkm in th1<t
area.·· sau.l Kid. Ma~hn. public infor-
ma11on repre\entatn·e for the com-
pan> ··\\ e ha H. a s11able number of
empln~ec' who commutt' from the
R1,crs1de area. Wt' would cena1nl}
take: J long look at an} proposal to
l':.t'e the commuting s1tuat1on."
\.ta'iltn said about ~5 percent of
Fluor Daniel employees now nde in
'an pools and the company would be
"'11l1ng to study wa~s 10 coordinate
'an-pooling ~Ith commuter rail Str·
\llC
C irl·enc ~id the tnp by rail from
R1vrrnde to lrvint• would take 74
rninutl'!>. at an .avrrage speed of 40 .
mile~ per hour.
· C omm1ss1om·r, voted unan1-
m11u!.I~ to accept G reene's 1ntenm
rcpon and to ask for funher stud) of
the m m muter rail proposal.
Hut comm1s1onc:rs also said they
~antl'IJ to make sure improvement of
thl' ~an r>1ego 10 Los Anselcs com-
mutl'r line was given prion ty.
.. I ha' l' no objection to this
propo..al a'i long as the nonh-south
hne 1~n·1 prejudiced." said Com-
m1 .. s1onrr Dana Recd.
In other actwn. commissioners
voted· unarumousl) te rotatt' the
paners chairmanship to Thomas
R ilq. "'ho ha~ !>pent the' past year as
vice chairman
Rllq. a-.county supervisor. ha'
ht'en on thL' commission for nine year~ •k ~rvcd as chairman from
I 4X I to 191(4, after which the com-
m1\\1on adpotcd 1b present policy of
w1a11ng thl' chairmanship eachJear.
< 11mm1ss1om·r Richard Edtar was
l'ho~n 'itc t ha1rman.
AIR SAFETY PLAN FOR OC UNVEILED •••
From Al
l;)mall a1rna11 r11lo t\ wo uld no t
general!) u\e lhl· airline corndors. but
11 chc' did. thn "ould l°omc undc:r
the same \Uf\l'illanCl' a~ JO ~ largt'.
l'nmmerual .111 t r:afl us1n~ the "ame
'f'laCt
I hat "oulJ prt'\l'nt thl.' kind l>I
trag1t m1\l11n1111un1l a11on tltat rt ..
'ultt'd in thl' < l'rrtto'> t ra'h and
ano1hnd1\a~tn 1n \.in Diego I I year\
.1io acu1rding tn tommnc1al pilot
!.>on \.f iller
.. In tht• San l>tl·go d1sa'it<"r ~ou had
1 .... 0 d10cren1 a1rl f:llt ·talking to two
d11Tcren1 fac1h11e' ··he '\a1J ··That It_'.' .)!-
an intolerahk \1tua11on and one that
"'<'have """' "' t•r Orange County ··
l nder prt·\t·nt t0nd111o ns. smaller
a1ruaf1 rnming ant@ Jo hn Wll)ne
need not be under radar surveillance.
no matter from .,., hich direction they
art· approal'hing ·\II a pilot need do.
under faHHabk weather cond1t1ons.
I\ n1111f\ the to~er at lt·ast fi ve miles
fro m \,lit a1rpon. Raphael 'Miid
But lo go 'to the other ~lremc and
rc4u1re that all aircraft be under radar
would cause nc•cdless overloading of
tht• air traffil control system . he said.
.. If ~ou had 500.000 flights a year ,,
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DRUG RAID NETS~l 9 •••
From Al
answer con cerns of nc1gh bo~ and to
help eliminate drug problems and
other cnm1nal ar tl' 111e\:· he said.
Police said the>''e h1\toncall}
received more lOmpla1nts of drug
sale's in Commodore ( 1rcle than 1n
an) o ther pan of town
The strt't't. which houses 20
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MAIN Off'ICE
.no~ e.. ,,, ( ~· -..
.... .odr._\ 8a• '•.N1 '°''A U~ A t. "• "
I fo1:1rplcx apanmcnts built m the
I Wi<ls. 1s we~t of the Five Point$
Shopping {'caner near Main Street
and Bcat:h Boule,'ard.
The apartments. which have been
the target of several Cll} refurbish·
me nt programs. an: populated mainly
b} La11nos and .\s1ans. accordina to
u t} official\.
and all ofa sudden all of them had to
ha' c rnntact with radar. you could
\\Ind Up With a WOrst' safety Situation
than \OU hav<.' no w.'' he said.
f· .\.A offi cials say they welcome t1'e
a .. ,1x-1a11om· proposal and have no
intention of imposing a solutio n on
Orang{' Count).
··11 I\ not the FAA·s intent to ao
"•th th{' generic design.'' said Dave
K o110\. a1r\pacc: and procedures
\pn1;ih,1 "'1th the FAA'S western
rl'g1 onal office in Los Angdes. "The
rurpo~· of(today's) meeting is for the
u\cf\ of 1ha1 a1rpon to gi ve us their ·
input··
Ell~ Brekke. a spokeswoman forthc
f .\ ..\. \aid the gathering of public
input rcpre'ICnts a new approach for
the federal agency
.. The approach used to be, we
would com<.' up w1th a pr:oposal and
say ho~ do you like 1t," she said.
.. Now wc·re asking the assistance of
peo ple who will t)C affected so we can
adapt the (use of radar) to local
need!> ...
If the F .\A acccpcs the pilots'
assoc1at1ons' proposal. it could ao
into effect in Sill months. Raphael
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COUPLE FEEL FORTUNATE AFTER FIRE •••
J'roaaAl )
normally excited when visitors come
to the household. But he was laying
low Monday.
"}::k's ptttty shook up. He j8st
wants a quiet plac~ to lay down for
awhile." Cynthia said. ~
It will be two or more months
before they'll be able to return. she
said.
Chunks of ceiling panels and
wallboard litter both rooms. Charred
beams show through the broken walls
and ceiltngr.Ptush carpct1n~
by firehoscs. squishes underfoot.
Newlywed• an February.Bruce and
Cynthia had JUSt finished painting
and re modeling of the home. includ-
ing rnnstruction of the sundeck.
The fire meant starting over.
although the couplr said much was
saved by the fi n·fighters.
.. T he firemen did a great JOb of
• covering <.'\Cf) thing.~·~ Cynthia ~id.
· "The} shoved everything away from
the "'all. They evc.-n took pictures
down.··
Shl' !Ml1d wedding gifts. including
crystal. their wedding album and
video. were saved.
"The worst of it was to the kitchen
and m~ oflice." she said.
Ha' 1ng earned a d in
ps~c o og) two years ago, Cynthia
said' the oOkc.' was lined with about
300 boOh that were .. trashed" in the
fire.
Thev·11 sta\ with friends for a short
period°. then move into an apartment
~h1k "'ork as under way on their
i:11ndomin1um Ru t they haven"t fi1t·
ured out what they'll do with the doa. Brue.~. an industrial real estate
broker for ,Coldwell Banker, said they
~er1: grateful the fircfiabte" saved •
Goliath ... Wl"rc really glad they aot
the· dog out," he said. "He was pretty
panicked. But we're real pleased."
Thl' Haa!>' i.aid they're thankful the
fire· wa!ln't wor~.
··You en v1!>10n it being much worse ·
than 11•was ... Bruce said. "So we're
som1·wbal.Lc™"'·"'""---
.. Proplt• keep saying you don't
Sl'c:m real upscr, .. C~nthia said. "But
after seeing ·1...es Miserables' where
JX'uple rl·ally had 11 bad. we've got it
_(.'lt\).
.. < lur nt·1ghtxm a nd fnends have
~Tn rt·al rnpQns1vl'.
"\'. e·rc· fortunate:·
·&TOCK SWINDLE CHARGED IN MESA •••
From Al
longtime investors ·began to IOS('
confidence in the scheme and pres.s-
un.'<f Oyer for their money. Labbm
said. Dyer then allegedly took money
from new investors and returned it to
the established investors. passing it
off as profits from the telepho nes.
"That con vinced t'verybody that he
was grea1:· Labbitt said. "But after
that. peopk never s.aw another
dime··
The: alleged scam fell apan when
two investors tried to verify Dyer's
opcra11ng pay phones a nd fou nd less
than 5 percent of the equipment was
1n plact· ur operational, Labb111 said.
Tho'>C' mt·n rnntacted Labb11t.
Lahh11t ~1d Dyer allegedl} Juggled
thc.-1n,e<1tmen1o; from the pay phone
compan) to h1-. parl'nt rnmpany.
M1n1t•r Mark, a group of Costa Mesa
in \'l'Stori. ht• hl·adcd that 1s now
dcfunr t.
1 hrough ~11nter Mark. Dyer prom-
ised to re' 1vt• the Cknet luwry car.
Thl' Clcnct "'as a handmade spons
car whose manufacturer went
bankruptc} 1n thr early 1980s. Dyer
rolled out a ('lcnet a t th<.' Red lion
Inn when hl' tm·d to lure 1n vc:stors
into the plan. labb111 said.
D~ er also a lkiedly sold interests in
Mintt·r Mark Mining Services. which
datml·d tu ha \·e 6.000surfaccacresof
coal mines in Utah. The company .
....as to m1nL· the coal and produce
charrnal hm~uenes. Labbitt said.
D}cr was allegedly involved that
schcml· with his brother. Raymond
l>)er. With whom he pleaded IUilty in
1985 10 providing false financial
informa11on in.a n effort to get a loan.
at·cording 10 autho rities.
Donald Oyer was placed on three
years prohauon and sill similar
charges wc rt· dropped in exchanae for
the plea. Labb11t ·said.
SEMI ANNUAL SALE!
& SAMPLE SAVINGS
-Aeeuiartv SAll Aeeu1¥1y SAU
Su\l\ S235.00 to S77500 from $69.00 Sport Sh•rt"> SSO 00 to S97 50 from st.00
Sport coat.., SI 30 00 to .-S565 00 from 139.00 Sweat~ SSS 00 to S255 00 from SU.«)
TrOYser"> SSSOO to Sl8500 from Sl7.00 Shoe"> S95 00 to 5785 ()(). up to o\O"llt olf
Dresr, Sturts S32.50 to SI I 0 OQ from St0.00 Nee k W't'l'ar S 1 7 50 to SSS 00 from S9.00
lover 2.000 t~ from our fine current~)
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Gentlemen\ t1oth1()€
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