HomeMy WebLinkAbout1988-07-13 - Orange Coast PilotWEDNESDAY, JULY 13, 1988 25 CENTS
Man, teen found dead on beach
Sheriff's deputies say deaths unrelate.d
~ifhoug!i bodies found 1 QQ.yards apart
By ROBERT BARKER °' ...............
Dcput1e~ from the Orani(' County
Sheriffs Department arc probma the
apparent!) unrelated deaths of two
men whose bodies were found today
near the water's edge al the state
Margo Adams. of Costa
, Mesa. whollaa fllec:ta
lawsuit against Red Sox
player Wade Boggs, says
he gave her com-
promls Ing phQtographs
of his teammates./ A3
beach in Huntington Beach.
lncredibl ). iovesugators said. the
d<.'ath" ""ero believed to be unrelated
even thougb ttle bodies were dis·
tO\t:rcd about I 00 yards apart in the
no rthnnmost' section of stale beach
nc).t 10 th<.' Santa Ana River Jell)
Sheriffs spokesman Lt. Dick Olso n
said 1ha1 t"o )Oung surfrr~ found the:
bod~ of a man b<.'hc' ed to !><.' about 30
to -'Cl )l'ar" of age 1n the "ater next to
thi: r1x-k J<.'ll} at about 6 a.m. toda~.
fht• ~urkr'> reportt>d the gnm
d1..CO\l'r} to \late park rangers. who
ru .. hcd lo lht• '>{'l'Ol.° While the) were
pulling the hod} a\hOrl.". Olson said.
lhl') fount.I the ho<l~ of the second
man" ho hall nn:ucd a\ho re In fro nt a
nearb~ htl-guard to~l."r
Oh.on \a1d onl· u f thl· mt'n. "ho~
hod) "a" lir'it d1\t.O\l'rcd b) the
\Urfer\ ;ipparcnlh died aft11r '>hOOt·
mg h1m-.clf in the head. T he shooting
had occurred rccen tl). O lson ~pcl U·
lated
01,nn \aid 1hr "Kllm "as not
bcl1r,cd tu Ix from the 1mmed1atc
an:a. but dl-chned to tommcnl
funha
r hl· o thl·r ho<h found b\ offic1ab
"h11 \H'rl' l alkd tu the ~enc. ~3 ..
t>1:lin l."d to b<.' a \Urfer bel"een the
agt''> of 15 and 2 ·. O IM>n said
rht• undothcJ bod) sho"'t:d -.1gn-.
ol Ul'tt·noratwn and ~ 3'> belie' cd to
.ha'1. tk'en 1n the \l.3ll'r tor li\t' tu
'>l'' l'n d;i,' ( 11,on -.aid
0 1.,on '>at<l tht• 'oun~ \11.11m had a
..!IUfttfHI-dOU hkdlhnl h.m laU\1118
\J'll'\ ul.tll"O th:it ht· \l.U' J \Urtt'I
( 1111 •lll'I \ ""• \ l.'\l lg;J !Or\ J l ·1 ht' \1. l'nt·
'J1J th1.·J1.·.tth prohJhh V.d\l.JU\t'J b\
...il'\•.ill"I J· "'ning 01\M \did
11, \J•J '"' l\llg.th•r' "111 d1t't ~
nw ..... ,. c p..1.,11n., f1.'P<•rl\ in 'their
l'll11rh 111 11..kn111' thl" \11ung '1u1m
I•''·'' u1'1. k.ir tud,I\ ti :lit• \ho11trng
1 1. 1 n ·' 11 • "J' Jrr,wJ 1n hlu1.· t·.1n,
anJ J \IHrt ma' havt· been killed in
1111. ""Jll'I ur un the ~nd. O!son said.
< >l'"rn J t·d tnl'u 10 g1 ve reasons wh)
tn\t:,t11lu1t1r\ hellnrd the man took
"" 11.,..n Il k 'o "'"apon had ~n l11unJ in 1h1.· huu~ 1m meduuely
11 '"""1r111 tht· gnm d1~0' ene~
~ht n rr·, J1.·pu11c\ rordoncd o fT the
dt Jlh 't t nt· tx·111.t·t:n Lifeguard Tower
'" I . .111J lht· R1' .:r Jell) But o nt'
t',Jt·rh .,..oman 1n a grttn visor. out
• ·1 111.·1 rn11rntngl''Cf£1~'31 theedaeof
(Pleue eee TWO/ A2)
Officials def end
suddenness of
HB Pier closure
By PAl 'l ARCHIPLE Y Of_O....,...,.,..,,
rhc 'ifX'.Cln o l mult1m1lllon-Jolla r
la11.\ull\ .ind a 1.un1.crn for puhltt
'><lf1.'l~ pnimptnl Huntington lkalh
nllil 1ah 10 l IO't' t~ l ti' ., aging p1t'1'
for ~ood l ul'\t.IJ\
c 11> .\Jmm1'>trdtor l'aul { 1)1.\~ ..a1J
thn 'hut Jo~ n th1.· pier pnor It• a
puhl11. JOntJUnlt"ffil'OI bl·cau-.c.· nf
lt'Jf' lhJI th11u-..1n<l'> ~ould 1ro.,..d
untn 11 t11r nnt' lJ\t WJI~ and 1.-rt:at1· a
J l'>J\HllU'> 'llUJllon
f ht• d1.'l"l\IOO ft>llO\l.l'd l'OmpkltUO
111 an t·ng1nt·cn ng stud~ that ~hO\I. ed
thl" ""+.,t:ar-t>h.I pll'r ~a., danger~u'h
"CJk. \fa\l)f fohn f.N~IOl' ~In 3
r>rn<, 1.ontht'nu:· ar the ri1t·r
\\ 1. 1. oulJ IJt t' untold m1lhons in
.11'1111. !hJI "'ulJ b:snkru pt rhe nt~ -
lhr$)0 111w1.,tud ' h' Fluor Daniel
c • \l,Jrnl."d ··Thl" r(')nforcmg sted in
ht• 1.'\l'llnf( 1.• :11. f•'lt' Pl t"r l~ 11('1.'efCI)
1irr•><l1·d Jnd ha' ll•St m uth. 11 not all.
... , 11' 1.·tk, II\ 1·n-l''' '" !It'\ erar K('\ l·~J\111n' .
"Ir 11u1 up1n1on tht·. state of
Clty'11tetlon •"fl•,.. plM
conc ... lonalre. A3
,.k11.·~1 •1:lt1on in tht• ct1i.ting pier 1s ~
1.qJt 'l'll'Jd and e\tl'llltl\ e that 11 1~
~'\(1nd rl'J'>Onahk rt"Pair ··
1 >tlil.·1.ih 'a1<l thr~ will tx·gin C'fTorts
1mnwd1atl'I~ to ra1\e fund!> 10 ck-s ign
J ·i..I hu lid J Ol'"" pier
Advice and Games C6
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ClYillan police pel'80DMI Du Orecory (left)
and MUie Taflor ~ a &ate to tbe
Hunttniton Beacla Pier after It wu per-
manently cloeecl Taaday.
"l'Jul loo~ intormt>d lhr { 1t'
C "un1.·1J that an adm1n1 .. 1ra11'l' Jl ..
u ,11111 ia 'C'n ma t' at UUt' tO a n
1mm1nrn1 riuhlli. health 1hrt•at 1h1.·
p1a ha' tn he cln-.ed.'' Er .. ._ inc -.aid
< .1 .. 1.. ~1J hl' 11.111 rt"t'Ommend a t
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rFaltBoard moves to ·buy amphlthea~er
84, 7
81-4
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By BOB V AN.EY&EN °' .. ..,"-....
T he Orange County Fair Board
took a tentative first step T~>
toward buyina out a co ntroversial
rock concert operator's lease at the
Pacific {\mphitheatre.
Ocean View School ' . . District appealing
$43,628 state fine--
Officials say ratio of
administrative staff
~o teachers is wrong
By ROBERT BARKER .
Of ...............
Ocean View School District of·
ficials said today the) ·11 appea l a fine
of $43.628 (or alleaedly being ~top
hcavy in school admin1straton in
compariw n with the number of
teachers in the classroom.
Dale Coogan. supenntendcnt o f
1he Huntingto n Beach-based d1stnct
that has about 8. 500 elemcntaf) level
pupils. said today that state auditors
mis&akenl) identified two teachers
and a prOJ('("t director as adminis-
trators.
ThC' report was completed b) the
slate controller's office earlier thJS
year. The survey was made dunng the
. I 98S-86 school year.
"We· ... e filed an appeal.'' Coopn
• I
'>aid.
.\lll'gllt1on\ '"'oh rng"<)ct'a n View
~er<' included in a stud\ released Tucsda~ h~ stall' < ·ontrolkr Gray
Da\ls. whic h .. ho"-1'.d w. of the 12
school d1\trll'ts \UfH\ rd 1n Cali-
fornia had a n exct'ss1ve number of
administrators.
[)a, l!I said TueMfn, that 'ltale
o fficials ha,,· r{·awn to hel1<'ve too
man> stat1.· dollars arc be1n_g spent fo r
adnunlSlr<ltOf.s-.<lnd too f~w-cfu0an
a re going directf) to teachers and
classroom s.
Coogan ~id that aud1tot1 reportl'd
his d1strtct had a to tal of 36 ad mtnrs·
trators for 37~ reachcrs'. (iu1dehncs
call for one administrator for t'Vt'I)
ni ne teachers. he said
Coogan said loca l o fficia ls told
aud1 to~ that two tC'ac hers and .a
proJl.'Ct director were 1ncorttctl)
labeled as admtn1strato~
"No wa) were. the) adm1n1s·
trators." he said. "But unless the)
carry ro ll books and are physically 1n
the classroom . the auditors didn't
(Pleue ... FIJllS/ A2)
Board members h.l\ t' bt'cn con·
\ldenn~ hu\lng thl' Jc3~ from 1.os
.\O[ll'll''>•hJ~d '-t•d \.\ C'SI .\\)lK:13lt .. >
a\a \\J\ hlgl'I u ut ufa biller 4' :-~car
••ld kF.al h;111k 11.1th ( osta Mc~
rnrdt·nt\ 1n t'r nrnsc and trallil· from
lllllll·n;, .11 tht· Jrl."na
Turtle Rock fire
bt1mat1:'> ot 1h1: rnst o f bu) ing out
the 411.,rar lea\\: h:t' e·t>ttn as high as
~:' rnilhnn
·1 ut·..U:I\ bn.ird mt·mher., 'otrd .,_O
1U Jpprop.!1.lll' up lO S l 11111 I Ill hire.'
"<'"po rt tkach n·al t·~tatc· J ppra1S<"r
( 1l·or111· J um·' to Ul'lt'rm1ne ho11. much
lht· k a'>C ,., 11.onh
[hi· ,r1.''l~knt~'. group. ca lling ll~lt
( •nl lTOl'tl ( 1111('0\ c1f \O\la 'k..a
• ,·cJ "-ult J~11n\t 'ed "-est aod tht'
I .1 r Ana rd rn Januar'\ IQ J 0 ' C'r
;,l1t:~1·J 'l(•lati11n' 1.11 ,ount\ n1ww:
.. 1.1n,l:irJ .. h' ">n1.t·n paforrnt'rt
Flrefllbten doue f1amee on tbe roof of two
townllom• lil tlae Tutle Rock area of
tmne on TaeedaJ. Tbe laome at 14 MUI
Creek eaatalned tlae peateet amace. •ti-
mated al $250.000. wbUe ~· to tbe adj9cent laome ... eetlmated at 110.000.
No one wu lnju'ed lnilae 12:20 p.m. fire .
Tbe cauee la under lnYeetl&atlon.
.1 h·· grnuJ' alo;.o "ants 1mprovt'·
rrn.·nt' 1·, the gait'' at th<' coo nl\ .
I J • riir• •unJ , "kt n-tht· arena 1s
ltK·att·d rhat ~1.)lllti funnel traffic
J'-'J ' !Jorn h.><:al tfl'l'I\
\ t J r n·tn al hl'ann~ La~t ~car
(Pleaee Me FAm/A2)
Irvine .
certifies
election
results
8~ PAl l ARCHIPLEY
Of .... °""" -·-~ ll h ,1J e, "" par.1.sl '1rtone"S
Tuc'><la' 1n a runmnF hattk to till an
opc:n In 1m· ( ti' { o unnl S(.'31
.\ upcn••f c .iun 1udge denied a
rt·qul''' b' J n In ine, 1111rm. groµp to
bh ._ the '"t'.1~1ng in of Cameron
' C 1),gfl''t' h•1 1h1• ,a,~nt· .se.a.t The
gfl'UP. Ir\ IOI' r n.k had pet1t1oncd u'
1h1· .11urt 111 lt •r• ,. 1ht• '"' 10 rer:t1f\ an
.111w11dnwn1 t•• th1· I.It' charter ihat
rrtn 1J1.·, t. '' 'IX" 1a l t·kn10ns "hen a
Wil l I\ \,1\,1!1.•J
I hr u•un rukJ the pe111 w n was
pr1.·m J luJ'-· ~·,Ju..c lht' l tt\ l ounc11's
J~t· 111..1.1 "1 U•''lfa' ind uJrd a rt'SOl-
u t 111n h• , at1l\ 1h1.· ft" ... ult"' of the
d 1'\ I 1\ll1
Hut 11r I ut•..Ua• nip.ht. Cosgrove·,
'"lJrtn~ 111 ~.i ... th~aned when·
1 .1un1.1l11.ornJ n '311' .\nne M iller
' .. 1t•J dF-<!tn)l JO uric-nn ord1na~
1h.11 ,,,.,uld ha' t• mll\ ~ up to Tue.
·'·" lht• \!Jn 1.1i tt•rm, of om("(' for the
.,,,l\ill .ind .uun1.·1~ mt•mt'lers
i'trr nrdmam-t" n-qurrcd a unan1·
mnu"-'n11· Im i'ia'-....;igr
( '"F.rtH c "111 he \t'at~ Jul~ 20.
Ex-Irvine mayor relocates c1vlc goals 1·11t'I. IJ\d' ma~1ng state.-C't"n1ficat1on
,,1 \h'a,u!l' [)' a ·moot point until
.1nt11twr l'IC', twn or fu n her roun
J1 llPO
Th<' , ,,ntC''ih'd' \('at "a' 'aca ted h)'
I .1rn \gra n '"h~1 wa!I t'lt'Cted mayor
Ar_t Anthony moyes !QElSIJl_!> Beach.
re ullds lfe after' 81 assault on wtf e
"I don't • tntr nd· to shut up JUSt Jl11.'r 1hc\ rcturnt•d h0me from 11 nwni 1n the inn d,·nt ~ut ( 11' ''" lu nr .,
be a use I was , c~n' 1cted ·of a •'ti( Ii.toil par~ "'hC'rc .\nthon~ al· ~tllna~C'r \.\ 1lham \.\ 1.lOlktl de· 1 nder an ordinan('(' 1'pproved by
mi sdt'lTRanor:-" k gt>dh tlJjrnk ht\l\11\ rl·ndC'd the nrtion 'l"~ 1-:m No'VtlhiM-T. ~
Antho n) 1n1t1all was charged ..\t ..of1w Pl''"' in thr scuffie. ··t th1ok the qut'~ll1.'n that kept "'11ukl tl(."el('("lrd '" 4'gran's seatastbt
';''1th H~ult YiHh a deadl~ weapon >\nthll"' 3 n·11rl'd Manne Corps '""l'fl1n,_ up '4 :1' the umt lag. and thm1 highc-'it 'Ott> g<'llt°T in the Junt
and use of a handaun. but pleaded rnlo nd. 'natt hcJ 11 hand1un from "'h' th« Pohu.· Def\;lnrnrnt M i .h 1• loi '"o opc-n ~ats He lost to
By JONATllAN VOLZKE activist group in Pismo Beach. no l'Ontc-sl to m i!kkmcanor assault h1~ night tand dra\lon and bcpn '\\\ .\ T team "'a'n ·1 l·allC'J ·· .\s~I\· "'iller 0' ll)t, ''OtC1..
. .............. whcrcthecoupkhva i~ITlltt~nt. and was scnscnad to probatio n and -.a,in.g 1t Elaine .\nthon~ t"t1fied 1ant <. 1t~ Manager Paul Brad' ..aid· H1.'Wt'\.t'r. 'Olt'rs also approved a Hcplanstostandby~dec1sion communll)Kf'\'l~. ..hcpu'lht'llhl'larmand tht'1un f1f!'d Tuc\d.1\ ··e ul \\lththepoh<'C'ch1ef nl·" mcasun:-in J une providi"'
-.
Afterbcintconvktedoflhootint hemadcwhenhelcf\lrvinttoswear .\1 his K"ntcnn "• i'nthonv .told t\\lt"C'.•ra11n1 her o nC't'. 1n,ohC"d. that 'ol.cd the qut"Sllon 1.itticns th<' nr.b~ to ~uuon for a ·
11 ht1 wife with a .4S-alibrr ptstol in off'!~~.-·~· rc,.,~.,.;.:··~lff:-ofte-1ti'i6--ti~t.+i:arlX7r-1Mli .... mnnn.t--f';'ilun---Hn-=":..m~~*"'dm-=--iR~-&.~-m-nt1rn"lnn:~,.__---_...;_----t~~~~A+4'MK..._""9!Jllf"l--MIM-'l"9l!tH~-'"-1
l91l. ~ Irvine Mayor An that trafYk and Vo~~. in Judat' {>onald Dunpn he couldn't bru1M'd and h<'r doth1n1 tom. Former C11' c ounnJ,.·o man m un 11 m<'mhcr ts el«ted mayor.
Ant9'ofty quietly teft OranerCounty the ~..Luis Obispo County bach remt'mbcr what !laooened tbc Diab.•· Elaine "ntbo n) tlC'd to the nca~ Ma~ .\nn a1do. no"' ha1N oman Tht' rontrovc.-n)' arow o ver ftedl
WathcNt fanfare ot .aucatJOD. mon bad hem to btcomc in-of Apnl 9 I HJ ... n bis. lrift. -home-~ J>olK"e-Chtd. LC'O ~ • oft~ tth ~, ttam:u~ ommlSSlOtl.. onitnanc:T ~ •~ .,. ... _.
A.ntboa)'complettd..hia1111..._ ef • votvcd. - - -.arazed 1n the hcad withaslusft"om a "'hilt' \rt \ntho n' ~llC'd a pohtlC"ll 'oiex'd roocems o'er thow 1uuo l'tnusc ffie ~na iledlO ~
dNw ,_,.. ~~ ~ lteettd ·"AU I'm ltyl"ltOdoisbcadettnt mth&af) hand&un. alh · 1mmt'dial<'h afkT th<' tnC'ldt'nt but •hether f~ MW meatuTC P'ftlUaill
dllr of'thr l*blte hmdiPL c1t1un:· Anthony said in an inter· Ela1nt Anthon~ tnuftC'd at her ~nthon) "'as arrested .\~ hours ~1J 1 unl!A~ 'h<' 1houah1 n •a~ spc-cial cltttt0ns would apply to tM ~.with bit wilt Elaine at bis viewTunda~. •·tdon'twanttobun husblnd's ptthminary hanr'l lbat later. af\er Pt-an dro'e him'° HOii pro~rl) handlt"d • JuM r1K't
'tide, Anthon~i Ml ~ltd influmcc in politacs up he~. but I he "•as stnlune out at the WOf'ld.. M('morwtl ~&alforapa)·duatfl( "Hr d tci f'' aood treatment. ~1 1 Ttthnteally.that•w-M1••D
.a f*b11t of '°"'i -.. 1 shed my-blood forth11-country 1n no1 ,... ... ddnn1 ttw attacl. *hida chttk up. Some off.aaluontcnded think thats htocau~ e 'enbod} -dot\ "°' \eke dlta ·uw it • foud•aa nwmber of' a c.tittn1 two waB. • ocrumd in the roupk'~ bedroom .\nthony rttf'IW'd s>ttfnnt&al tmit· ,..__ ... AJllT1I01llT / A2) been C"erttfltd by tht .cm.1 or-.
,J But thow who aft vYi1lll • "-'*., , ..... _.....,_
.._ --•' • ,
1 .
'•
Southland working up a sweat
0rance County ahertfra depades and cor-
oner omclala bettn the artm tuk of
.,,.,, ..... ,.... .. ~ ......
lndentifJlna bodlee (oand at Bunttnctoa
State Beach tbla mornmc.
TWO BODIES FOUND ON STATE BEACH •••
From Al
the water. apparent!) d1dn 't notice
the cnme scene tape and walked
w 11h1n 'ards of the bodies before
being rcpnmanded b) sheriffs depu·
ties. When she heard the warnings at
last. she made c~aggerated motions
that the grisly scene was too much for
• "t~
her.
··t·suall~ I ge t here earlier m the
morning ... she said. 'Tm glad that I
didn't toda):·
C·oastal panel OKs theater
plan for Laguna building
By LANCE IGNON °' ... 0..,,... ...
located at 408 Mermaid St.. two theaters.
bkx:ks from the playhouse·s main Productions at the new thC'ater will
theater on Laguna Canyon Road. tend to focus on current issues and
~ould include a 225-seat theater. w1H nOt rc:h on the standard collcc-
classrooms. administrative otlices. tion of works common 10 community
two rehearsal hi!llS. a small set-theater. Ryan said the playhouse
U.S. Tempe •
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Sme»1Report
Pollutam etellclerd lnd9a (IMI" G-50
QOOd. 51·!00 moo.111« tOl-111 ..n-'-'"'M: 200-211.., -MIA: 300 MCI 8"°"9 ._.,doue. Fire! figure 18
~..,. • ._pet° Second .
1°"8y'I peo lor-
SMI ._., to llllecAtUlur lllv<I. . 42~2
IMrle. 81~•1t IC& V~ -... 50-51
L..-.... , ...... ~. ·-··-· 42 Loe ~ Aarport_._, ____ ..... 42-42
Calif. Tempe. Eztended
Surf Report .........
Tides
TODA\'
1·3 -1·3 ..
1·3 ..
1-3 .. 1-3 ..
1·2 poor 1-3 • poor
Second iOW ): 15 p "' 25 u ~NII' 9:30p.m
TMUMDA\' Fnl iOW 4:53 e.m
FlrWI 119> I 1:2t • "' Second iOW 3~ p ..,
Second high IC>-06 P m
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SunMl•et103pm,,_~.,
552•"' endaets...,,•IOJp111 Moon-.8112•pm . ..-T ........
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The ~una Pia) house cleared an
imponant bureaucratic hurdle Tues-
day when the Cahfomta Coastal
Commission approved its plan to
build a professional theater in a
vacant telephone company building.
making shop and a wardrobe room. alrcad~ has begun 10 look for new
The 16.500-square-foot building also works. including those from local
roml's with one of thl· most precious . playwrights. bu1 nothing has been ANTHONY NOW PISMO BEACH ACTIVIST •••
The only step remaioing before the
pla} house can begin renovating the
GTE building in downtown Laguna
Beach 1s the signing ofa formal kase
scheduled to occur mid-August after
asbestos insulation Is removed. sa id
Jim R}an. technical director for the
pla}house.
The in111al lease will run JO 'ears
with five-) ear. op11ons. ·
. ··our main ~oal. ... is to bu~ the
building at a tuture date. but that
would depend on 1f GTE wanted to
sell it." Rya n said.
rommoditics in downtown Laguna finaltLed. . From Al
-93 parking spaces. ·· .\n1st1call}. It wi ll give us new
areas to roam .... into experimental knew' him:· she said. R\an said the ilew theater. "h1ch • · he . ·d d . · wor's.·· h·· •"id. "'cit\' repon on I met ent an 1ts "111 be located on the third tloor oft he "' ~ ""' " · led Brad 'd .\nothn 1nL:}Jlg -Oifferevce be-a1termath remains sea . y sa1 . GTE building._ w 111 not be read) ro tween lht• 'two theaters is the external Anthony resignedtiis seat as ~yor
preSl:nt its first production unul the appearance. Thl· ~3.000-square-foot after his con"ict1on. but remained on fall of 1989. h ·1 ·1 h' . ed H Plav.·house on Laguna Can\·on Road is I e counc1 unu 1s term cxp1r . e L'nlike the 41 ~-sear main theater. ' h I d d fi ·nt.. nd highlighted "ith wood and an out-t en q uiet y roppe rom s1.,.t a \\h1chreliesalmostent1rel\'On"olun-d p· Bea h ' door "ourt,ard. mow 10 1smo c . teas. the nl'W theater wi ll produce ' I h . h'd h L cd Tht' thrt;e·~ton. GTE building is a ·· avcn .t t my c ec .. er past r la.' ~ usin° professional actors. R)an f · hbo b 1 I don't th'nL I e giant .. rnuarc block of gra)·. concrete. rom my neig rs. u ' .. !>aid he knows of no other theater .~ d t lk · 1 s ma..t..et R\an.,au.lthl·_pla\houscwill concen· cser\'e owa inoa upcr , ..
group 1n the nation that' has both tr;tl' irn '>pending $500.000 10 and .~ct ;he looks. I ~~d ~ven years 11-.:_ __ -.J..ru:....lCW:>.ru:Ull::...eillll.Qa.Jll...J2l.lllillnL-'Ur..QOifr£.:S~SUl.QO~n~a!.!,l_!!_a,!!ngd_.£l"i!O~m~m!JU:!,!O~l!Jl~\-~~#rnl'l'll\)\lifing the intenor ana-ago:=-:--\ntho1_1y sa!si. .h:tt.~tn1t-ka
ka' l' lhl· l>Uts1Jt• 3> is. although the an) t.h1ng behind in Irvine.
>
Countia11tied to two assaults ·
By ne Associated Prns
.\n e\-con' 1ct arrested for alleged
burglar) on the Founh of Jul) was
linked b):. polin· to a string of break-
in~. robbene~ and rapes. including
two sexual assaults on a pair of
menla ll) disabled ''omen.
Dann~ Hams. J7. of Buena Park
was arrested Juh ~ for 10\ es11ga u on
oftw.o.failed earl~ ·morning burglanes
that ended when residents surpnsed
an intruder.· Garden Gro\·e Police
spokesman Jeff .\lien said Mondav
.\ '1c11m 1n one of the attempted
burglant·s 1dent1fied ·Hams as the
alleged prowler . .\lien said.
H<.' ~1d Garden Gro\e detecti ves
lxl11.'' c Hams. con' ll'tt'd In C98:! of
burglar) and sentenl~d to more than
fi,e ~ears in pnson. might ha"c
comm1't\ed as manv a.s 18 crimes.
including burglam·s ';ind rapt·s ..
Pohre said .the) were holding
Hams fof '"'·es11ga11on-0fa1 leasl two-w~ual as!>aults on June I I at a pn\'ate·
home for the men tall\ disabled.· .t ·
bhnd resident was ia~ and a .
n·tarded \\Oman "as snuall\. at·
tacked . .\lkn said.' . · ·
In the Garden. Gro'c .a\tacks. a
prov.ler prc~1ng on wqinen II\ mg
alone alleged!~ ral)<'d "omen ranging.
tn age from 14 to 70 . .\lkn ~1d.
Harns was t)\:tng hl'ld on $250:()(10
bail. .\lien said. ,.
tlw.Ht'I had tinle con'>tdered placing \\ hl•n he left th~ Orange Coast in frnrn~ on lht• t'\lenor walls. 1981. Anthon) said he was leaving
··Oncl' thl· rx~opk pull into the tx·hind public office too. . par~1ng lot .tnd gl·t out the~ 're treated .\nthon~ said he has kept hi s •
.10 a \·omnktl' tht•aft'r l'"' ironment." promise. hut has edged to~ard loc~I
'R ,30 \atd. · J?Olil 1C!>' as a co-~ounder of que~.1 m
·Thl' Ill''' t'luild tng will giv(• the Search of Truth m.~.overi:tment. ..
theater muC'h nn·dl·d rrhearsal spac«. . T.lw group has s1~ going. on 30.
W11h the ma111 theater being used at n~l·mtx•r\. said CQ·lounder fl.!o~
least 10 months of the vear. Ryan Gt·tty. genera.~ n:ianag~r o~ a. P1~mo ..
'><lid. al·tor\ need morc t1m"e'and space . ~:tt h inn. It is a ~'Oung organizauon.
111 nrl·nart• Ill'" pill) s. . ~.til11 "11hou1 specific.goals ~th~r than
Thl· pl:n hl•U~c presents fi , e adult t< make a better community. Getty
nrndul 1111n' Jnnualh and five vouth sa~~-lht·~11a plJ\' Hal kt Pacifica also uses There arc people in Pismo ~ach
I.he plJ, huu't' tiir four one-weekend "ho ha' e conce~ns. and we might be
pl'Th irn.1ancc' plu!I a I 0-da\ run of thl' ca ta I~ st to .. bnng cha.ng~~ they f~I
··1 ht' '\ullr:K~\·1 ·· dunng December. arc neces~f). qe11y sa1d. But we ~e
• \\ 1ih an annual hudget of S 1.3 1n our lorm~11vc sta~es. theres
milluin. till' pla~ lwuw current!~ can nothing cast in <on~~ete.
'-l'al up 111 1' . .., ... /\ people fnr each l\n.t~on } said the same old
rr1 dul t11in lhings drew him. to the group. '
, . 1 • ··Thl· rl·s1denual growth here 1s
. -~---Elaine Anthony atanda by het lauband, former lrriDe MaJW
Art AQtbony, oatalde a Barbor llanlclpal Court 1a......,
room In 1981. ·
StiDDEN PIER CLOSURE EXPLAINED ...
rl·a .. onabl) stable. but there is a lot of
commercial growth. When you gener-
ate commercial growth. you arnerate
tratlir. ·· .\nthony said ... A lot of us are
rnrkerncd that we·re not going 10 be
able 10 get out of our d riveways
because the traffic is so bad."'
stand. aside until r ... (.' ht-en here 15
~cars." Anthon} said. 'Tm vef)·
suspicious of the ma~or I'm not one
ofh1s fans:··
Pis mo Beach Mavor Nebb
Eldway<:n charged Anthony tends ··to
d1s1on the fact!>" in frequent letters to
the editor of a local new.spapcr.
Eldwa)cn. ma}or for 10 years. said.
"Ma'bc he wants control of some
aspect of the next election.
··eut he seems rational and
aniculatc. w c·\'c had worse around
here:· From Al
Ii funds can be raised. coml{U ction dents. .
ould begin ne\t spnng w 1th the-new .Ella Christensen." ho ha!I operated
p1a n.lmpletcd b~ \ta~ 1991 . C"oo k husinesses on the p1t•r for 37·years.
!>aid. " ,31d she was ··pn:tt~ mad" when she
.\ major quc·st1on I'> "he.thl·r the fo und out about 1he lqsurc onh an e~t1ma1t·d $1 0 mil hon needed 10 hour before thl· c11~ padlocked a
build a pi er can tx· raised «hatnhnk fence. ·
<?tlok said the~ ha' e 1den11fa:d $I I Chn~tensen. 74. orx·rated the ba11
million in federal mone~ that \\Ould '0 \hop. the sand'"'ll'h shop C:iptain·s
Ix' a\ a1labll' Supen 1sor Harnr11 Cialk~ and thl' Ix-er bar Neptune·s
W1edl•r pledged $250.00(1 1n Lockcr.-alllcx·JteCiorrthc:p1er. .
matching fund<, from the ·rnun t~ C11~ otlinal' "l'f\' Lu meet\!. 1th her
State· Sen. ~lanan &rgc~on. R· toda~ to ·iron out J lO ml)<'nsa11on
'.'lewpon Beach. told 'Huntington agreement.
Beach otlic1als Tuc\da~ '-hl: 'would "\\ e·Jt DU\ ~u~ nn 10, entor)o. and ~~l~k ~n" ~uaml'.nto lo 11nd fund' as t·111i1pci'rsatc .hl·r tiurl ~ .. Ero;kine said.
Th<:t'c 1~ d. h · { ook d1Jn't knll'·' 1\11" great the 1 ' 1" em ark ing on u maJor. cwnom1l 1mp:1et \\ould 'he on the do" ntu" n rt'dl'' clopment prOJ~ t . r". n't 1·a h Id b . Ull\\ U\\J1, I n\ t at cou nng tn ne\\ re'.enut'S. and "It \\Ill cl'namh detl'r ,0 m(• rx-ople
·· pnq 11c efTon<i arc alrt·ad' uodl'r wa' ,1 holt~ctocoml-Jo\\n)ust tO\\alkon
lo ralSl' monc~ . • the pier:· ht' 'klld. '"There ma' be Coo~ also plann~d 10 ret0mmend \ome t•conomK impact on the shop-tht• ounnl f<,rm .t linanl'e tomm1ttl'e ~t't'pt'r' .. that ~ould rnnn·n1ra1e un finding funJc, . Thl' n t' :i1,o no11f1l'd ofTic1al., "ho
'Tm g1' mg ~ou an optimistic 'pun'ur tht· annual O.p Pro Surfing
\I('\\ poinl. .. (ook admitted l hamp1on<ih1p!> b~ the n1cr
Er!)k1nt·. ho"c' er. a$ much as Cook !>aid the p1t·r do<,ure "ouldn 't
guaranll'l'd Huntington Beach \\OU ld affc:rt thc ronll'St. ·
haH' another p1cr. .\!though <lt>c,1gn ol a ne" p1l'r
Rc:pea11ng a quotr hc has used 1n rL'ma tn'll to b« d« 1ded. Cook. fk!id
the past. Erskine .said. ·:Huntington prd1mtnaf) d1st·uo;s1un' ha' !.'focused
Beach without a pier 1s like Pans 1)n a pier that "ould .hi.' thr sam1:·
w 1thou1 the Eiffel Tower. It"s 'en 1.800-foot lrngth and Jhout the sarne
1mponant to the commul}lt}... · '"1d1h. ~. · ..
The cit' ·s dens1on to·c,hut do\C'n Hr "111 recommt·nd 11 tie built of
the p1cr "ithuut "arn1ngshocked and rt'1nforCTd onc1Tte. wh1 h should
d1~a)cd local ml·rr hant$ and res1-g1\ e the ne"w pier a lifespan of about.
XO-ii Kl \l":Jr'
fhl' end ol till' Ol'\\ pier also WOUid
ht: r:mt•d :th11ut I() feet so that waves
'~ould tra'h untkml'ath during win-
trr 'tucm'
It \\"' rnun'll'r "a'e~ 111 January
th:i1111rpkd nt·arl~ ~50 feet of the pier
and tht• I nd C aft'. hrrald1ng its end.
Thi: lir,1 municipal pier. built in
140 I \1 d' hc.-.1\ ii~ damaged in a 1917
\lurm
-\I 1~11-t11ot -long rt•placement pier
\1 a' Jl·d1t«.1lt'd in 1914. At the time. it
\1 a~tid?in!ft''lt . h1ghe\t and only solid
com rl'ft· rka,ur<: p1l·r in the United
~tatl''
\\ 1n1t·1 '111r111~ in 1939 and 1983
~n rid.. damaged the pier. Both
·t1mt'' lhl' r1a and End Cafe were
rl·hu 1 ll
I Ill' <1ld p1l·r "111 not be demolished
un11I .1 Ol'\\ p1l·r 1s bl-gun. Cook said:
\\ or~l"" \1 uuld demolish a S«tion of
tht· c•ld r1t·r. fl•bu 1ld 11. and repeat the
prol't'" 11u1 to thl' end of the pi(.r.
fhJI pnKC'i'i wi ll prevent beach
cro<,1on '11u1h of th<: pier.
.\ fl•m l' bclo\\ the pier will be
erh·tt·d from the wa ter line to the
<.en kc road to keep people from
\1alk1ng tx·lo\\ the nilings. However.
tht• "l'f\ ll l' road. which is located j ust
bclo" thl· hasc of the pier. will remain
nprn. Coo~ ..aid.
s·1gnc, also w.111 be posted warning
,urfa., to sta' clear of the old piet. he ..aid .
IRVINE CERTIPIES ELECTION-RE $ULTS-; ••
From.Al
Cosgrove from rn king the seat 1ns1st
everyone -1ncl ud 1ng the council -
intended for Mca'iure D to appl.
1mmed1att-I).
Co ve and his su ners a uc
t u ).' won t e two-year seat
base on C''1st1ng cit) law. ·
The drbatt'. contJOUed .Tunda)'
nl1ht. with roth sides poirtfl"1
finaers.
<'°'&rove said those circullltinf th~
pe11t1on for a special election misled
s11nm by claiming the seat was open.
when in faC't hc had won 1t decisively.
Cosgrovc. Miller and Coun-
cilwoman~l«t Paula Wttnt'T ~~
"1th1n 3 pcl'C'entatt points of each
ot hl'r in the fi,e<and1date race.
··What the petitioners are If) 1ng to
do 1s create a ·seC'ond chance' election
for disgruntled losm@ candidates.··
( o r " 1
.. h1<i 1s in clear d1s~gard of the
spint of Measur{' D. / which was
,simply to allow the eltctorate to ask
for ~clmfyinJ e1mto1' wncn the
th1rd-placC' candidate finished down
in a pack with the other candidates ...
Coscrove supponer Frank lund-
ing.. noting petition circulaton 1n-
cludtd the losi ng candidates, 11id he
had ·turned over to the Dis1rict
-'UorMy's office evidence lbat 10rDC
of the s:ittitinn' wrtt imoroprrty
·a
,. ..
d1stnbuted 1n v1olat1on of state
l'lec11on code'i. ~1ilkr. who led the petition dnvc.
said l)<'opk v.erc dnvin~ to shopp1n.1
lions lx'cau~ the) felt thecouncll wa1
thwar1 1ng their will by not ~pplyina
Mea.surr 0 to the v _nt.scat. _.
"I have noth1na apmst Mr. Cos-
grove ... she said. ··11 has to do with
due prOCt'ss... -
(fter all the debate. election results
-including Measure 0 -~
ccn ified by a unanimous vott and
sent to the Stttttary of Sta&t for final
ctttifieation ..
'
He said his decision to v.oice hi s
opinion has put him at odds with
some of the council members.
··some (olks think I'm the ne~ kid
in town. but I'm not just going to
In one such lctter . .\nthonr called a
r1 1y s.1.afT memocr .. a snake-oil sales-
man .
"He's tf)ing to tan something.··
Anthon~. huwn er. strongly denies
holding an~ desire for ekcted office.
.. I am not a candidate."' he said.
angl') at the suggestion. ··1 will never
again run for public office ...
FAIR BOARD MOVES TO BUY THEATER •••
From Al ,
Ell wyn Bnckson. the coun-appo1nted
sound monitor. testified that sound
l~cls at some concerts had c~cccded
county standards.
Superior Court· Judge Gary Taylor ·
th en issued a court order prohibiting
an) fu rther violations. an order the
ci t1Lens· group say~ has• been re-
~atedly violated ..
The tnal began Ma) 30. after two
weeks of selllcment talks fai led to
) 1cld a s61ution ta the dispute.
Settlement .talks began again two
\\eeks ago. however. when a state
attorney representing the Fair Board
failed in his attempt to have a•major
nortion of the lawsuit dismissed.
In addition IP the buying of the
lease.". erecting a dome to cover the
entire amphitheater has been m~n· ·
tioned as a possibil'ity for resolvina
the dispute.
But Jill Lloyd. a spokeswoman for
the Fair Board. said Costa 'Mesa
residents have exprnsed· a strong
preference for the buyout proposal.
"I think the reaction of the citizens·
IS that they are not comfonablc with
Ned West continuina to operate the
i~A~~-
MMN offtcl
330 WM• 8e 1 SI Cn\l<t ~ CA
.... ~~ lie• 1S60 CM•• l.t"M ,.,. 92616
amphitheater:· shl· said.
But Karen Millar. a member of the
ci11zens· &roupsontradiC.lCd.Uo)'.(L
·_-That wouldn:1 be c:ntirely ac-
t·urate." said Millar. "Ned West. with
a dome. might solve the noise
proble~. although it might raise
other problems. O ur position is
bas1calh a bottom line position. that
there not be noise intrusion into our
neighborhoods. .\s an or~nization
we arc not takinga pos1t1on in favor of
an~ panicular solut ion over another.
-\nd I hope the Fair Board 1s not of the
e pinion that. simply by their laking
o\.Cr the lease. we would sit back and
rel~x."
Deborah Nessel. an attorne} for
Ned West. said she believC'd her client
would consider selling the lease.
"I assume that we would be open to
d iscussing anr fair and reasonable'
price:· she said. ··1 don't think they
would rile it out:·
Lloyd said Fair Board members
were not ruling out the possibility of a
dome. or other improvements. after
the purchase of the.lea~.
"The board included in the motion
that the~ would consider any r:nitip-
t1on measuiTs. as lont--a§:!lhey were
feasible.'' sbC-$1id
Lloyd said the Fair Board does not
have nl'arly enough money either to
purchase the lease or to build a dome.
th e pnce of which has been estimated
at SS to 10 m1flion.
'"We would ha"e lo borrow the
monc~ from the state.'' w 11id.
'"That's what fair board~ typically do
w hl·n thq ha\'e large capital im·
pro,·cm~nts t<,> make.··
FINE •••
From Al
know where else to put them."
. According lo rcpon"-State Super-,'
intendent of Public Instruction Bill -·
Honig was critical of Oav\,s\ieport.
Otht'r school district 'Cited in Jht
report included Rowland Unifaed in
Los >\ngelcs County. Fremont Uni-
fied 1n Ala~da· County Yuba City
Unified in Sutter County: Woodland
Joint Unifitd in Yolo County and
Fresno Unified. accordina to report1.
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Orange Cout DAILY PILOT /Wednnday Jufy 13, 1MI * AS
Volunteers night
planned at Irvine
Fine Arts Center
V aQ de Kamp against legalizing drugs
The lrvine Fine Ans Center will host its annual
celebratory evenina Friday to honor cumnt
volunteers and to acquaint prospective voluntecn
with the variety of opponuniues offered at the
center.
Involvement opponunities include auidint
docent tours, hostina lectures, conccns and cxhi·
bition receptions. installina exhibition$, auiuina
with educational and special events. helpins to Nn
1M sift shop and reception area and assistina with
open studio programs in ceramics. phototnphy and
jewe'fhc proSfam will beain with hors d'ocuvres at 7
p.m .• followed by a dialoaue with volunteers by
JOiine lanco-SUrrcls. senior curator of tM Lona Beach Museum of An. Those interested in attendina
may call 552-1018 for reservations.
Dramatic land-ral.er
Democratic candidates for state Senate and
Assembly offices will be the joint recipients of
proceeds from a fund-raising theater party Fnday at
Goldef'I West Collese.
Joan Hoffman will host a reception at her home
at 7 p.m .• followed by the Agatha C'hristie mystery
"The Hollow" in the GWC Patio Theater. Tickets
att SIS each or two for $25. and re5ervat1ons may be
ordered br call in~ 842-1 7 38 or 536-2661 .
Cancer benent game
By LANCE IGNON °' ..............
G1van1 up the war on druss and
lesalizina narcotics -a move 50me say
would end the cnme created by the
burgeonin1 underaround drua trade -1s
an "1dea whose time should never come."
state Anorne) General John K. Van de
Kamp said Tuesday.
Legalmna drugs would only exacerbate
current problems with addiction and
would do nothing to reduce drua-related
crimes. Van de Kamp said.
"Leplization means more cnme. not
less: more deaths. not fewer: hiaher costs to
the nation's purse and to its soul." the
state's top la"' enforcement official said.
''This 1s an idea whose time should nevt'r
come."
Van de Kamp made the remarks
Tuesda) a1 a conference of the California
D1stnct Auornevs· Association held at the
Wes11n South Coast Plaza Hotel in Costa
Mt'sa.
Van de Kamp warned the district
anornc~ s in thl' audience that the argu·
ment for lcgah1a11on 1s no1 .. 1he latest news
mag:lllnt' fad .. This is a major shift 1n 1he
ll'rms of public polic~ debate."
In rl·ccnt month\, the ques11on of drug
lcgal11a11on has made national headlines.
buth on the co' t>rs of Time and ~t'"'sweek
a'> "'ell as in '>Cholarl~ publications and
polit1l:al forums.
.\d\C)('ates of legalization argue there is
no \ 1c1or~ in the "'ar against drugs: that
drug~ ha H' and al'--·ays will be pan of
Jobn Van de Kamp
\Vl.ll't~ The~ lt~xn toda~ ·,drug battle 10
lhl' failu re of Proh1b111on. during"' h1ch 1he
\1afi:i gatnl'd l'normous profil\ and po1Aer
through m ..ale ol bootkg liquor.
Ll·galmng narcut11.' 11.ould dt'n~ drug
lkakr'I 1nl'ome JOU hm11 lht' Crtme the~
lreate. atc-ord intt to the pro-lcgaltLatton
ariumenl It 11.ould ah.o bt· cheaper not to
l:ha'>l' Jnd prostcutt' drug deakn. and
lnnOCl'nt flt'Opk 11.0uld no longer be k1llt'd
1n thl' trO\'ifire ot fighting narcotics
deakr'
I n'>tc:ad "' 'Pt'nd1n11 mone' on figh11ng a
lo<,1ng battk. lt-g.th1at1on ad,ocote!> ha'r
\aid morl' H'\•>Urle\ shuuld be spent on
rchdb1litat1on and drug abu'>t' pre' cnt1on
But \ &n •k "-amp retuted the arguml·n1
th<.11 thl· ..... ar on drug~ ran not be won and
'aid ... II 11.ould he an un.,~a~able tragcd~
al lhl\ mumt"nt "-hl·n the lldl· ma' final h
hJ 'e bq~un lo turn 10 ra1'>t' the "'h11e tlag
ul \urrcndl·r
f he \lll•rnn ( tl•nt•ra l f)(llOtcd Ill fl'l C'nt
\tud1c\. indud.1ng" •inc hl' ,umm1s'>1oned
tha1 hJ\l· '"""n d ru~ dt·mand ha' finalh
!)t:al.cd .inJ niJ. Ix·• •n thl' dl·d1nt' ·
.. II '-'l" 1)1.•"l' t•n· n "1rl·ng1hen1ng la-....
l·nt•HH ml'fll .1 •'1.· 'l·Jouhlt' f)l.'rh.ip~
tnpk 11ur l"l '"ri' J , p1nl·nt111n .ind
trl·Jlrnl·nt 11 \l.t turn i..p 1tw \ 11lurnt• nt
)0ll.i1 Jl\Jppr 1 1\,1 '°11'1111"\ ll'll\ U\ '-'l' "Ill
"'in .. hl' '·ttl.l
'.in 1.k K.;111r J%rt.·nl th::1 'l't?<1l111n1?
nJr l1>tl1.' "''ll d .. .t r11"'ll" .. h, ,1mr f\
"llltnf • •I 11· .,,,. •' In tht' \JrTil' "J'
\\l ,1111!,! .11\\,1 " 'l•J:.. .. l' hild dhU \t' h\
l<1\\1.·r :ig1tlJ¥ •, ''-'l"'ll '11m lnto\I\ :.
lk .1rtfulJ ''...: Jr .. ~ l!l"J l·~, ''l•uld 1ur-
t11 •1tt1l 1 J, • :1l·' 1Jr rind :it'"
nlJ rl..t.'!' 111· ·! .. ,,. "E' .I ~\ \t•rnml'OI l•'
h11\1nl·" ''"'~ • l' 'h, \Jlt. I n.ir,n\11.\
·· 11ll'' nd ll l'r1Jll1h11111n 11.a~ n111 tht.· end
of thl' \1.1ri.1 \nJ t>'ll· !l"~..1 1l1al 11•n ufdrug<,
\I.Ill n111 turn lhr < np~ in10 choir boys.''
Th,· l np'> an: Ont." of 1v.o 1arst Los
.\ngl·le) strt·1.·1 g.anJ.!> oflrn 1mplica&ed in
111<.'gal drug~ \ale).
l t•gah1ed dru~ "-OUld mean lf'Cl~r
.i '..1 ilah1hl\ "hKh Van de IUmp said
\\ould produu:· tht' ..ame son ofprobkms
hn •utiht '"' h' Jlc..Ohol abuse Cllln&a study
h' thl' Rl'\l'aH·h Tnanak Institute 1n N.C..
\ ·J,, tk l\.Jmp ~•d dn.1¥ abu~ cost the
n.i11on $!Ill b1ll1on 1n 1983.
\\hilt' akohol abuse costs the counlry
11111. S.~ 6 h11l1bn a 'ear 1n cnm1naJ justice
, • "'' Jnnual ht"alth and productivity costs
.11l· l·~ttmatl.'U at nearh S 115 billion.
\JO dl' "-amp al!>O rl'f<.'rred tO a StUd) b)'
I >1 l<o1ht-n DuPont form<"r director of the
'J:1llnal ln!>lllule of Dru1 4.busc. who
.1111.luJl·J kgalwt11on v.ould create 10
m1 1•1n •lllJ1ne addicts. a 500 per~nl
IOl rt•J'I.
\ r,J .. , , 11ur"K· thar "ould be the moral
J11l'nlrl.J \an dl· i....amp ~1d
··l \l·n thl· n ht"St. most pnv1lt"ged
\•1'1."111. .. .in r.im tl tl''> "'-OU Id be fact>d wHh the
•unlL.inwn t.il dilemma of what to tell the
.h IJ1cn Drug~ art" dangerous and ~ou
,ti ..... 1,: nn l·r u.,,. lhl·m -but ~ou can bu)
'h,n 1lg.ll1\ ..... hl·n ~uu·re II!
T h.i: i..1 nd ul h' pocO\\ v.ould IX' e\'ef)
"'1 .i• Jl"''trudl' l' til the \l.K1al and moral
'J''' 1 ·tit.· n.1t1t•n .1\ an~thtng that we're
' •• :~· I l ilo<lJ \
\t:.-· l1'll'01n11 Ill the s~ech. Oranat
1 .. · 1 I >1<,lm1 \ 11 ront>' Cel·il H 1cks said:
I• l • l r. ooJ, 1 IH·.ird I th.at. 11 11.ould put to
''I. ,1 , l°'l "'h11k ttrguml'nt of legalizauon."
The Orange County branch of the American
Cancer Society will sponsor a da) at Anaheim
Slldium Saturday where contributors can enJOY a
baseball game between the Cahfornia Angels and the
Detroit Tiaers.
A tailgate part) al ll a.m. will precede the I :OS
ball .,me and the cost of S 12 includes adm.1ss1on. a
T·sh1n and the party. Call 751-0441 for funher
information.
Boggs' ex-lover tells of
incrim~nating photos
Blue Beet
owner to
bringcafe
UIJtocode-
llDHam ezcanlon .et
The Irvine Family Services Department \\ill
conduct a trip to the Los Angeles Children's
Museum Saturdav with participants boarding a bus
at 11 a.m. at the Irvine Youth Services Cenler. 1430 I
Yale Ave.
The cost of the excursion 1s SI 0 and the bus will
return at approximate!~ 5 p.m. Call Dan d ..\nderson
at ~3920 for adduional mformauon.
By Tltr Associated Prrss
.\ c l1r,1a \ksa "'oman \\ho has fikd a S6
m1ll1on la"'su1t against Wade Boggs said
Tucsda} the Bost0n Rt>d Sox' ~II-Star
third ba!><.'man g:l\e her comprommng
photographs taken ofh1s teammate! ..
\otargo .\dams. v. ho h' ed \A.1th Boggs on
road tnps. said i.he has neflllves of some
pholographs but does not in tend to mak~
tht'm public and"' 111 not 1dent1f~ an~ of1he
CJUldrea '• Blm• •t library pl~;,';~ing on .. The Phil Donahue Sho.,... ··
A scnes of th~e short Winnie the Pooh shon tele' 1sed li\e 1n ~ew York and Boston.
canoon films will be presented Saturday at the ~dam!> said sh~ destro~ed some of the
Mariners branch of the Newpon Beach Public m·gatl\ l'S at Boggs' direction befort' tht'tr
Libra'). 2005 Dover Drive. Nt"wpon Beach. fouHearalTa1r t·ndcdearherth1s\ear. The
The program, pan of the library's Family ~ho"'·was aired about four hours before the
. . l>=-D:U.C.ill~-4--!~f.l ... owhc ~u s~r Gam4: IA~.tl Bogs
Adm1ss1on 1s free and the pubhc 1s 1nv1ted. Call ~tancd at 1hird base for tht' .\mencan
644-3145 for more 1nforma11on. Ll·aguc
Orange County Fair Highlights
Tbanclay, J•IY 14
Seniors Record Holdt'r'i. 10:30 a .m .. Heritage
Staal'.
Seniors Hat Parade. 11 a.m .. Main Hall. . rUpl Sc-niors "Calling Jh~ ('~~s Home." noon. Mai n Hall.
Denn~ ·s Drawing. I p.m ..
Hernagc Stage.
, Seniors Golden Wt'ddin@ ~\To'. J ~ C<remo~~-1 p m .. Flo~<r and u >. ,J Garden Sho\\. . 4 Fred .. .\-Steer.. Ban room
• • Dancing.~ p.m .. Hentagt' Stage. _.:..1 .. r_~ BlooJ. S"'l·at & Tears. 7
~1~ p.m .. .\rling1on Theater
'·t:t~ Dally
( h11u1 c11:. Jarnvard. Find .. Fa1r-dinand" the
Bull. A venue of Beef Breed . ..\' enuc of Horst" Brero.
Orange Count~ Fair Commrrc1al Wine Winners.
Educationa\ Beef Exhibit. Children's Safet} Tags.
Wednaday, July 13
• 7 p.m. 1..a,.... Beac• PlualDI ComD'll11loa,
council chambers. SOS Forest Ave.
TJuuwday, July 14 ·
• 6:36 p.m. J..qaa Bead! Boa~ ef Atljast-
meat ... Detlp Review, council chambers. 505
Fomt Ave.
.\n hour bcforl' the sun of the game
High-tech
telescope
forquclke
study urged
P \~·\Df'.\ (.\Pl,-l<c~l·arrhcr' -.....mt
111 hu1h.J a h1gh-lidd1t ~ 1rm•stnal 1t'k'ICOPt'
w lktl'l"t ·hag. small and ··s1knt"· t•arth·
~uah·'· mca~url' conttnl'ntal dnft and hl•lp
ma~l· d<'ta1l ed maps of 8lrth·~ in tcnor
Thl' proposeu ~-C m1ll1on Tl·rrascopc
))5trm Qf 10 canhq_uakc moni:~r') "'quid
qu1cl.I~ pnn Ilk dct.a1kd inlNmatton
ahou1 tcmhlor\. k1t1ng ~1cnt1st' .. karn a-.
mmh ,1\ !)tl\S1°tlk J\ fa<,t as pos 1hk so 11.t•
t .in 1-l'l'P thl' puhhr 1nforml'd ahoul "'hat is
hap!)t'ning ·· 'l'l\m11h1g1')t Don .\ndt>~n
\aid .
T ht• "' strm 1s t·allcd J 1crrcs1nal tele-
r.coix· bc·t·au\l' 11 "'ould use se1sm1c waves
10 makl' p1c1ures ofEarth·s inlt'rtor.Just as
cipttl·:il tekwopcs use hght wavr s 10 makr
r1c1un·' ofo~cctr. '"'Spa(l'. said .\nderson ..
dm·l·1t1r of the Cahforn1a Institute ol
Tl'' hnoll\(\~' ·, se1srnolo1u al lahoraton
T h,· ronrrast bct1At't'n the proposed
Ol'l\\Pr~ of \c1smte monitors and e"st1ng
quakc-m1.rn1tonng networks ··1s hke com-
panng a compact disc rt>cordmg W'lth the
original phonograpns:· he said.
Boggs denied an) 'kno"'ledge of the
photographs .
.. I don·t ha,·e an) pictures."' he sa1dm
Cincinna11 ··1 don·t kno"' an~th1ng about 1ha1.··
.\dams pro' 1ded details on the tt'k·
'1s1on sho"' of ho14 tht' photographs camt'
about
··Jf some of the 1u~ s on the team ·td1dJ
something that Wade d1dn 't i)an1culal'
like. or the~ "'ere going to talk about "' hal
"'as goi ng on. he devised a httle 1hrng
alled the 'CXlta Foret'· and what he did
.was make sure the~ "'ere set up in a
comprom1s1ng pos1t1on and he·d break
into the room and take pictures ... .\dams
said.
·-rd alread' destro,ed a 101 of1hem He
r.a1d ·J"'" kee·p &bl-$...lust L.ecp 1b1s ·
··The~ ·re no1 going to surface." she said
"You don't kno"' "'ho There are t"'ent'·
iour guys on then team -· Margo A-ctam.--
8~ G.REG KLERKX
OI ,,,. 0-, -Ila!!
. Th.: "!lt."r 111,. 'l'"' P<'n tie a ch·!> Blue
Bn ·i l a h :hrt'Jll'nt•d "'tth do.,ure duC' to
"'><-"· t ~J. a .t"i,!l'd ,1\\l e '1ola1 1ons said he 1s
m.i m g \ h.ingt'' in tlrdl·r lt.1 a'01c going to
, ol.n
( :' .\tl •'flll'' Rol'\en Burnham said ht'
t;J• ",kJ J 1::1" \Ult 111 close down the Blut'
fk, · .\.~urd1ng to l tt~ otli1.·1als. ~1d Soffer
,, l"ll.''Jl 1ng 1h,· popular brstro 11.11hout a
.-·•: 1· •J tl ol lk..l'U dllt \ US< rmll
, •.i,:.i. Jl.,l.•••rml'nt pc-rm11· _
HJ: &.-rn.im '41td he na' reira1nt'd from
~T' if\& In• 'u11 "'hi lt' the ,alt" !> ov. nt."r and
, 1~ ,1.i·' -tll"':lll' 11.1 'l"11r l'Ut _their
J'h.'l\'f,1..\ • '
· \\. t· ·~ -"! 1o """l'rk "ut ~ome of the
.,,:.,,',, "· .. \I• \1•1kr . i.a1d a urnham
j'k;x·nJ. r ~ •n "hdhl'r "+e l JO "-urk those
11u1 1! d ..t'" ... !ll m.i' mil bl· '<-'f'\ed ·· Quick pier closure
irks landmark lady
Tl"w d \\ 1nd 1tatl·d 11 "'nuld go tucoun to
, :.,~\· thr Bl'ur Rc•t•t Cafe o'er codt
•. 111 . .l\1'1n' Ru: \,11kr ..:i1d he 1s ma~1ng
"h.i.;~~l''?• J\1111.!~11n~t<,,~,·ur1 .· ffer ~id
h· '1.1' '""'r.:1::r~ .i •YJ\li .n~ ndtca11ng an
..J" · ·.-. · '1 .. •rr(.', :h Jes1gnt'd th<' front
I!, ,. , J1,~ ... ,;,,g w th· i.. grl"\r .in.• "·k ' d1• r 1,• t!'lr !iu1ld ing. '"l' potnt4'
"h-r. Jn p .•. ·· .,,. !h..:I · f la\..!.! ··1 h.>f'l' •I nit'nt•,•r v.11h 1hc lit\ 8~ PAL'L ARCHJPLEY
f 11.i C hml<.'OM.'n "3') righting m1Jd
llL111ting1on Bcal"h t'lt~ ,,Jlinals had de-·
t IJl·d ti' dO'l' d<'" n lht' crumhli ng ptl'f as a
\.tfl"I \ nwJ'Llrl' hut thl·~ J 1Jn·1, ·1dl
J ll' h\•th tln11 l 1uq h1HH' hl·forc .:i IC ml· "'J' r..1~1111, 1-l·J r ut·,JJ'
l:.ll;i "h11 1•pt"rJtt•d thrn• hu<.inn\t'"-11n
1ht• ptl'r. \\,1<.1.Jlkt.l .11 h11nll' h' emrlti~l't'"
· ,,., flt\lt,'l· \\\'re MJl·nng _.,rnon(' t'fT the
fl'lt'I"
\lrn o't .1, :nu,h ,,, .1 l.1ndmJr J<. the
p1a 'ht• hJ\ \\t1rk,·d "" llH 1· 'L'Jr' Ell.:i
"·t'l''l"ll·1.·1Jll ~ Jn~!' .it l 11' .\Jmm1<.1rator
PJul ( ook "'h" 1nl irnwd thl· ( 11' 1 11unul
· thl· pier 1A11uld hJ\ l··l11 tx·· 'hut dt'"TI but
didn't nottl\ hl'r
.. I though.I \1 r (. m•I. \\J\ rnon· L1f:1 man
than that. .. Ell.i tunH'd .. R1gh1 ni'"· 'thin!.
pn·tt~ little ofh 1m ··
.\ rerenth t.11mrktt•d l'ng1necnng stud'
'hlmcd thl' p1l·r \\J,,!,lll!tl'rtiu .. h .,..cal. and
th<.' (II\ \\ClUIJ .. 1.L '1lllllU n1l'nt.l l hab1ht~
,Ult'> 11i thl' l'' l'nt •I ;, .i11lJp'>e The pier
''as untn'\un•d
Ella d1~g_rl"l'J 11 .. 11 tht' pll'r "'a' un....i1e
Dunng ,,., mpq rt·•l'r.t H'lt1n_truc1u-.n. S.hl·
countrd as. m.1n' .i' :' 'ch1clt•s_pa1:_kcd at
•the rnd of the pin jA
· hl·,. t J ,, .. ·, tl '"-'' lk• -.a1J hl dOJ lht' l ll\ \htiuld Pt' able
•r ... 1u· Jr , . .,, •• ,a, hrrwn1 ~rmtt f.or .
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p.1rt •l• .1·" ,l '\t.r~1ng 1r l1gh1,ir thf r'-'':'
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~Id
· !°'t ·• ir • JP1 • 1 • fl .. 'n..11n a\ 111!1 but said lhc ".i' ~ J" •r . •ulc..: , Ju't' '"me-problem~ tx·, .. 1u'" 1t \\11ul,; r,''-llllfl' rL·mlnal of a
, . .i -1~ torr "!! : -.r 1n tLIJl' ..
I '•t "J' k ' "•t "'UL' mJ\ ha' l' to be
''• ~ll In l<'UM '°IL \J1d • .
I .,. Jlr.i•J I \l'ar .. J,111. n the-road
• 'lL"' ·11 a<.~ ml· h n·rn1 H' 1hr hack sta1~ ..
-.....J >.!kr l !l~·~ J l.\l thl.·n.>oLira1hcr
• ' t \ \, ! ""t ,,
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•• •• · :1~ '1 r~ lhJ· lit J 'x·tn ··~·t up· h'
' •''t'r \Jld :w r l.innn1 :1 arpeJr before
''"'< ... u,,11 t, J,.,, u" thl· •. :. ·,method of
. " .... ,,• ,~ nl·: :' ·" •. 1rl·J ·'' 11 appli es to ',,.,!-'"' 'hrntrt
JI, \\ < 'l"' ,, l1l · .J 1 ·1w-! he had be-en
-.,,Jl·J Jf"l"\• ..a ,•, · 'IJ'' 'lad urt"d him
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1·, 'l,',1",1, ·.1>1'" ·w.ll :hl' 'c-~ron
j• '1-x· , ' ·,• .1 •, ~·l''°• "'u1lt arl'und-
0
BB Dian arrested iD deaths JI K.1 ph' \1 Jri...l·t .:it &ach Boule' ;i rJ
Jn.I l1 ,111idJ .\\t'OU<' ahout 11 .l~
r m I ul·,J.l\ .\n l'mplo~t.'t' .it the
m.i r l·t ...i1d "hl· d1dn·1 set• a gun Bui
tht.' m.in n111111,nt•d IP hh 'htn Jnd ~hl'
'J" .1 ~ul~l' th.l l might ha' c ht'l'n thl'
gun 'hl· ,,11d
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,., •··· I' ,. "'l'rl un.1t-k 'l1 locate
•·, '-'''""'' • l°'ul ·hl ,3· ".l' rc-tumt'd
t""' '~'" rit.·. • • •
~!~~~st '!!!!!!:~~~~00!~!!~, *"
• .............. • nic1pal Court Judge M1ch~l Beecht'r. above 10 percent. the stat~'s lt'gl!I
· . . allcgt's two counts of manslau&hter. limit. authont1<.'s said.
,• F~n\lan Valley pohcc arrestt'd a Fountain Valle) .Poltcc Sgt. lal"T) r raflir tn\t'st1gator Richard
Hunllnaton Beach man today 1n Gns1Aold said. \1art1nr1. no1 related to the suspect.
connection ' with a June 13 traffic Squires "'as ndmg 1n a Volkswagen sought 1he publtc's help in finding
accident that left a 17-year-0ld girl Bet>tlc dnven b~ her boyfnend. Dana .,..1tnesses to th" •reek. The in1er-
1nd her 7·rnonth-old fetus dead. Potts. when th<" car colhded with a section 1s set so the traffic lights in
Ruben Martinez, 20. was amsted 'l"h1clt' dnven b> Man1nez at both dirt"Cttons Ut' r<"d at the samt'
·at . bis tAlabama Strttt home on Magnolia Street and Eilts Avenue. 11me for 1wo seconds. but authont1es
mansla~ter and drunken dnvin& Gnswold said. need('d to 1nvt"St1gate to dt'tt'rmtnc-
charln an connection with a tw<><ar Tht' Btttle was rollt'd ac ross the who· ma~ ha' e ran the li&ht. Gns\\old
collision that killed Jamie Squirts of intersection and Squirts was tossed said.
Huiib"njtOl\ Beldi Inlf htf unborn from tfie car. Potts was also seriousl) Manrncz was bt1n1 hcldTn Oi'angc
baby. inJurt'd. but has since bttn released Count~ Jail. Bail figures wert> not
The annt warrant issued for from the hospital. as was Man1nez. unava1labk.
c.... ...
Somebody siok two 12-packs of
beer &om • coa +enie'Mr merltel:on
Wihoe. They tried to sttal thrft. but
dropped oac on the way .out tht door.
I e e e Alf~~ sa~man waslhot in 1M beci ol ihe ~ tttih • pellet .aun • be stood outlick Hotue . ..,_ieMell on NCW'POft loulevud. .TM .... wbo ..... , ICrioully. u.. ;...s. ao1c1 police • ctoan•t mow wtM> lltoc bim or wbv. • • • It wnt dow1l • a s&olm vttude.
but it took• n..,,... llaitf'ao ~
away ,wilb a 14-fool Milbo9.t ~"'I
4
. ..... .
apins1 tht' wall of a home on t 9ih HtmtiJlltoa Beaela
· Strttt_.. • • • " rnacknt cla1mt'd that the men
A-tml pttpattd thief uitd' ~ allctcdl) •<r"< •lli"fdrap tn front of
to t'Kapc with two' bkycln 'lnd • a rnicknt1al rompkll. 1n OW 2200 cam~ra from a 9«0nd·st0f)' balcony bk>ck o{Florida Strttt. The calkr said
ofanr l8thStree1homc. th(.mtn were rcpoatdly anwsied-by .. -----~..::• • • pohC't' last wttk ~t ''Vtett t.ck at 1t Ntarly $11.000 cail\ 'A'isliktnll'Oift -apin." •
a drawer in the maMfCr's otll~ of tM • • • . Ali , Baba Motel on Ntwpon Som«'Ont' C\lt a lock to a rn.dtnct
lblkvard. 1n the I 000 blOC'k of Kttlson LaM
• • • and stolt two bt<'vt'ln val~ at $440, A lock was cut on a Pratt' on Ekin\ and a tool bo' ·
befOf't' th<" crook took IWO btC)"Cln, • • •
and a tool boll. all val~ at HOO. " man deicnbcd as about 6 foot )
xvt'ral l*tlilt' bavt betn broWn inches and ·~'lh1na about 200
into 1n t~ -st rt-1ll'tl81. pounds stok mOrt' than S600 in cash -. '
-· ~
Laguna ~Beaclt-
\ "h1tl' ll\\ota p11.·l.ut' 1ru1.I. "a'
n·pMll'J '1\,kn .lt ~ :.i p rff fll~~J\
fr,,,n 1tw ·:··-' hllxl ,11 \ 11."H'na
Dn' < ....
-\ 1.in 1•n fl"'' "'h{' ma\ h.1'C tx-t-n
1nt.1\l,..1h'J \\J~ set'n 11.ea' 1ng 1n ·anJ
,,ut 1•1 trull°lt \I. Ith his dog at I I ~ pm
Tul·-.J.1, .lt ''l'' Place and'\ Coast
H 1~h\'J'
lrrine
\ "'r> mJt. h1ne "'·u stc•kn frt'm a
hu"n~" 1n thl' 18(\(l(l block of S\,
PJrl R.1ulc,ard Tucsda~ moming
after 1hd1uf1,lar5ma)hcd a "' 1nd011. '~'
itJ1n l·ntn ~ ...
\on1l·1•nt• '1 C1k SI f!OO from a h,1mt
in th e ·11 bkxl of "•' ant TuMda'
aftem1'l'n
t"\(hl ,lj1~t • ,, j" tt>oi '·~ nrr -i-. . . .
\ ,Jr 'll'rl'•' .1 n1! 'f'l'dl..<·r, \\l'rc
,i.,kn tn'm J q•h1dl' l'Jrh 'll 1n :re
I i-11\~l hi''°" n1 \1 1111 !.t•n .\'l'n.1t'
lX'l\\t'"l'n nl\tln .ind~ r "1 f Ul'\dJ\
Newport.Beach
.\ tet•n-.atzl't arr.irl·nth Jlt<'mrtl·J
111 t"lum J t'"" a hl1mr in thc-1.lLX1
t-111\.j.,, 1'1 'U\~\ .\\l'nUl' \h,nda\
.lfh•m1.)(1n h' htzht OJ !hl· "\"'<lden
\ldtn~ on 1irt' .,.. 1th a ne\li '>f'3f't'r .\
m-1ghhor no11 l'd fl am<.'" ra. 1n1 up the
<.1de of the hualding :ind dou\e'd the
th-Jghng fire "-1th a µrtkn ho'-<" The
\\lUth ".ls not apprehrndC'd • • • " man d1~0' <.'n~u !ht· hard "II'
that h1-. C'3r had htTn ~olC'n \1mrda'
l'\l'ntnJ v.hcn the ~h.lkn \Chll.'.IC. a
'1ntal<' l~Ni \unhl'am Tigt•r dro't:
"'' him a<. n-tum<'d h1.,mC' from an
min 1c-I ht.• man nt1t11it'd JX'lict'. v. ho
'f'l'll~·d the-'c-h1dr and rur"'u('(i 11
into l o~ta \ks:i The su JX'~t ap-
l'?l't'ntl~ abandonc-.1 thc c~ and fled
Guaman rol)a bank in Irvine
A man cla1mtnc to have a .un
robN'd an ll''lnt' Nnk Ofncarh S 00
T uesda' af\rmoon. pohet" u1d·
T~ suJpcc'l •'lllkC'd into St-cunt'
Pacific Nattonal Bank. 18ti:~
Mac~hur Blvd .. around 3 p..m, and
<kmandtd moftt") from a telleT. TM
su'l'«' said he bad a aun. but dad not
d1spta) a weapon
Tht' te1ttf filled a bro•-n paprr bla
Wlth SM~ and tht' man fled on foot.
TM suspeci 1s dncnbtd as La•ino.
30-.il() yean old, ~ fttt 6 1nchn \all
1 lS pound& wtanna a ara~ bunoo-
down lhin and ,ean' •
I
\ 1 nnrr.i: .\\t'nUl' rr"1dcnt got a
.iJl .I\\ .1l.l·n1 n~ earh T -.l'sda' mom -
nL "hl'O 'ht' .ln'"l'rl'J J 'nod: at her
r· ;n1 ,h\\1• 111 d"c1.n er a «'m1-nud<"
mJ'1 ma\1ur~a11ng Thr su!>pect:who
lllll'I l)l•J l1n fr"'' 11.ao. weanng onl' a
'h1n .ind had "a h11arn mile on his
l.h ... ··al orJinf101hr'1c11m
Supect tied to
38 burgl~ries
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Pnlu.·c arn-stt"da J ~-\car-old tr11n11·
,·111 T ut.·..J:l\ on su~rur1on of bur-t-: .. n11 ntz a' man~ a~ Jgr" Int' "homes
dunn~ the l'i~t SI\ months. a~ant
-"' j't)hlt" . . •
J1,<.t> I u•" To~ Crur •as arrnkd
tn J T ~tin polit't offictr af\er 11"'1nt'
~'lil'"'C' "\ued a 111arrant for his arrest.
~·d I" ine Pohcc1..t Mike Whitt
\\ h1tc said In IM polact bdi~v'
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Dukakls, Bentse.n seeking
unity; Jackson unplacated
~U.S.asks .
OASbcick
diplomat
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Mkbael Duk.altis told black leaders
today that runnina mate Uoyd
Bentlen has been a civil riahts
lldvoca&e since "way back when in the
1940s," while a disappointed Jesse
Jackson was dcscnbcd as flab-
berpsted at the way he has been
treated by the Democratic nominec-
io-be.
Jackson convention· manager Ron
Brown said negotiations with the
Dukakis campaian have been halted.
"It is now up to Michael Oukakis to
make it a unity convention." Brown
said in an interview in Atlanta.
Brown said Jackson and his aides
could not understand what they felt
was a deliberate Dukakis snub of
Jackson. who learned from reporters
that Bentsen was the ,·ice presidential
choice.
"Basically we were tlabbergasted
by the way this was handled.'' Brown
said.
At tt\e annual meeting of the
National Assocration for the Ad-
vancement of Colored People in
Washin.ton. Dukakis sought black
support in a speech that was mostly a
straight campaign ulk.
NAACP President Benjamin
Hooks told Duka kis. ··You know.
knowing Jesse has been good for
you."
And Dukakis replied, "Yes, Ben, I
learned a lot from Jesse and l've
learned a lot from you .... And I'm still
learnina."
As Dukakis and Bentsen wrestled
with how to unify the party in
advance of nest week's convention in
·Atlanu. most Democrats sans a
chorus of praise for: the 67-year.ottl
Texas senator after his formal in-
troduction as Dukakis' runnina mate
at Boston's Faneuil Hall. Hopeful
refrains citing the parallels with the
1960 Kennedy-Johnson ticket were
heard again and again.
"He's a terrific guy. He's very
tough. very smart." Oregon Gov. Neil
Goldschmidt said of Bentsen.
Former Vice President Walter F.
Mondale. the 1984 Democratic presi-
den1ial nominee. said Bentsen "has
been a source of good sense. moder-
ation and decency throughout his
~cars of public life."
"He knows how to beat George
Bush ... said Sen .. Barbara Mikulski.
D-Md. "Hr did just that in 1970" -
"hen Bentsen defeated Bush for the
fi rs1 of three terms in the Senate.
Bush. the Republican nominee-lo-
be. called Dukakis' choice of the
Scnat("Finance Committee chairman
'"1n1aes11ng" but refused to say more.
Bush's supporters were quick to
araue that Democrats still won't carry
the state Bush calls home-and ill 29
electoral votes -in the November
ballotina.
"He 11 desperate. He knows he
can't win without carryina Te05,••
Teus Gov. Bill Clements said of
Dukakis. "It ain't 1oi~f0 work.••
But the Jackson~ loomedu
the major numbhna b1ock between
Dukakis and seamlessly positive four
days in Atlanta.
At the NAACP. Duk.akisrd't'TT'edto
Bentscn's long C'ommittment to civil
rights.
"He was committed to civil riahts
and equal opportunities way back
then, way back then in the 1940s, ..
Dukakis said. _
Bentsen then addressed the meet-
ing. with an admonition from Hooks.
"You may as well know you•ve aot
a hard act today. so do your best,"
Hooks said. "Many of our delegates
wanted to ~ Jesse in this position."
Former party chief and Jackson
adviser John Whitt echoed those
sentimenls about his fellow Texan:
"He's got one of the best civil riahts
records in the Senate. He voted
against the poll ux when he was in the
Congress back in the '50s." .
It was clear 'that the Democratic
ticket needed. lD calm some angry
Jackson bac\ers.
Famed director Joshua Logan, 79, dies
By TH A11oeiated Pres~ fast-mo ving Colorado River. but none was seriously hurt.
authorities said. The powered pontoon ferry boat lost
power as it approached a dock at Bullhead City. Ariz ..
across the river from this pmblinJ resort. and struck the
other craft. Las Vegas Metro Pohce spokesman Robert
Nixon said today. The accident occurred about 9:30 p.m .
Tuesda'. authorities said. The ferry is used to shuttle
people ·back and forth .between Bullhead City. on the
river's eastern shore. and this rapidly growing gambling
resort on Nevada's southern tip.
-· ,, 1 lllclaael J>alr•lrta ud Ida nmDIDC mate, Sea. Lloyd
Beatllen, wa.e to aapporten after unomacement.
"I did think he was very rude not to·
let Jesse know beforehand." said
Beulah C. Wright of Main Line. Pa .. a
NAACP delegate.
"I frankly think he's made life a lot
more difficult for him$Clf and will
have to work a lot harder." said Rep.
Ron Dellums. a Jackson supporter
from California.
· Jackson spoke 10 NAACP Tuesda>
night. delivering an emotional speech
that drew cheers from the overflow
Cro\\d.
"I may not be on the ticket. but I'm
qualified! That's what I know! Quali·
fied!" Jackson shouted. "I will never
surrender."
The Cl\'il rights leader promised
that hl~ would press his stands on the
issues at the convention that opens
Monda~.
Wf\SHINGTON (AP) -The
State Department formal.ty asked the
Oraanization of Amencan Statn
today to approve the upulsion ~(
Nicarqua's ambassador to the Unst·
ed States who also serves as OAS
ambassador.
Richard Mcq>rmac~. the _U.S.
ambassador to , the international
body. delivered~.!'' ote to Amba~~dor
Eladio Knim>in}' of the pomsnscan
Republic. who is also p~1dent of the
OAS permament council.
··1f you (are) Jo: v~olation of Y.our
diplomatic status in the .U.n1ted
States. Article 3 of the OAS Pri v1leacs
and Immunity Agrcemen~ d~ n~t
exempt you from expul,1on, said
Russell Waperl'sky. a State Depart·
ment official. ·
Meanwhile. Richard Melton. the
U.S. ambassador to Nica~aJua who
was expelled by tht Sand1n1sta aov·
ernment along with S'cven collcques,
said today.he belK-vcS ~ic~ra.1ua took
the action in order to inum1date the
opposition.
Melton told a White House news
conference that the Sandinistas want-
ed to demonstrate to the opposition
that ''they are atone and isolated with
nowhere to tum ...
He noted that one of the functions
of-those expcUed was to deal w.ith
opposition leaders. He flatly denied
that the embassy wa.s involved i!"'
organizing and financing the oppost-
tion.
Earlier. Nicaraguan Ambassador
NEW YORK (AP). -Simple. year. said Richard Leavitt a spokes-Carlos Tunnermann said he would
inexpensive monitoring of uterine man for 1he March of Dimes in White consult with his government on
d · Plai·ns. N.v . Ten percent of them whether to challenge the legality of
Monitoring can halt
premature deliveries
contractions unng pregnancv can 1 h u S d · · d h" t f help predict and prevent the bfrth of have seri ous health problems. and the t e · · ecision to or er im ou 0
premature infants. whose medical bill for intensive care for premature the country.
care costs the nation S2 billion infants totals S2 billion each year. Deputy Secretan, of State Joh.n Whttehead said todav on NBC-TV s
NEW YORK -Director Joshua Lopn. who
enthralled post-World War II theatergoers with his def\
suging of "South Pacific." ''Annie Gel Your Gun" and
other Broadway hits. has died al the age of79. Although he
"as kno"n pnmaril~ as a stage director. ~n also
directed several successful mov1es.1ncluding '"Paint Your
Wagon.'' '"Camelot" and the memorable 1956 screen
adaption of "Bus S top:· starring Manlyn Monroe. The
1949 musical "South Pacific.'' which he co-wrote. co-
produced and directed. won the 1950 Pulitzer Pnze for
. drama. Logan died Juesd~Y. at h1s~Ma~hatl.11} home of a
rare. prov.css1ve neurological d1sea~ called supranuclcar
pals\. said his " 1do". actress Nedda Harrigan. Althou&h
his Broad"a' career began in 193:! and continued fur
more than 4Q ~ears. Logan ·s biggest stage successes ~ere
in thcla1e 1940s and earl\ ·s0s. Thev included such hits as "Happ~ B1nhda~ ... '"P1cn1c:· "Kind Sir" and "fanny."
annuall). a new study shows. Lea"''! sai.d.. ·, Tod ·· h h u · · d St t h
h ~ · d k L1n11I now. doctors have had r.ew .. · ay . t at I e nite a es !lS G ttJ -i• 'L"11l · · T e morthonng. one once a wee " r d . 1 · · h an •t~r~ H e#l iu&er Ai. "11. ...._ . . h h h f wa\. s 10 1dent1f>• women likely to oive no pans to CUI •P omauc ties Wit ...,. -e. ixg1nning in l e sevent mont 0 . 1 K 'd . N... Mana~ua despite the t1t·for·tat am-Ml ~Ml _ A store that sold a .357-caliber pistol less pregnancy. identified 70 pe~nt of birth premature). atz sa1 in cw ba . 1 1 .
h ber. d ' .. h --~ k"ll wo men who later gave birth to York at a reporters' seminar sponsor-ssa ona expu sions. than an our iore a istrau.,.t investor U>ai it to I a r. . h d . ed b' the St. Jud" C hildren's Re-··11·s ·important for us to mainuin s1ockbroker and paralyze another has agrttd to pay premature in1ants. said t e stu y s . '
$500.000 to settle a negligence suit. a lawyer said. Arthur autho r. Dr. Michael Katz of the search Hospital of Memphis. contact in some kind of relations even
H. Katz. a former Kansas City. Mo .. lawyer who lived in Children's Hospiul of San Francisco. The techniques he has devised to with government that we ha,·e very \t d · d h "We can use this data 10 make prc,ent pre mature lmths might add httle respect for." Whitehead said. . iam1 asa pro tecte go"ernment witness un t e name prematurity a pre"entable event." SI 00 or S:!OO to the cost of a pregnant He said Managua's actions. includ-Gamb'e·-' l.e·rrv.ft•na"--~rthurKane.used1heweapontokilltl self tertheOct. . T .A 'N I "Oman's h"alth car"'. he said. In ina1beclns1·na,."wnof .. 110'. ' . l~__:~~~~~~~~·~-~~~~4·~·.T;:_~..,._~=lf'9'~~~~~;q;;ft;iift8-,-:~~~~6;s~h~"::~~~::;·~~·~ Ui~iA~l~&WheM1--~K1.>.11.at~z~sa.-..1d""-;~U~e~,....~a)~'-:-<·~o~t-a~w~a,y~s.__~-~:-:=:~~::-:''.-::'.::~'~~~~~:'.=-:-'r,'-Jii1Vr-==:~----·-evv , . . . . carrying "capon. the Tamiami Gun Shop violated a Florida law but most of it." he said. comparison. 11 costs a ut -.000 per newspapet and radio stauon. •Show
bl d k h d · ed requiring a coohng-·off penod between the purchase and \bout 350.000 babies are born da~ to treat a premature infant in a 1ha1 "the last vesu~s of freedom in gnm er.s an casino" or ers eras e into an unoccup1 pa·c;r-up of ... gun. the su--,,· 'conten:r.ed. --nrematurt'I~. in tht> United States each newborn inll'n!.1 \ c care uni I. he said. Nicaragua seem-to be disappearing." pleasure craft and ca ps-1zed. hurling its occupan-ts infO the "' .. u1 .,
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Space shuttle \ Chancellor warns Cal State failure r-isk ·· · · · · -· · .. · •.
reported high syst~~ faces financial crisis
S.\N JOSE ( .\P)-NASA o_fficials LO NG BEAC H
1 lAe.¥~ California chann:llor for budget planning. ha!> 1nlrcascd to .26 1.195 from oncebehc~ed thechancesoffailureof State l'ni"crsi t~ Chancellor W. Ann Thl' s~stcm·s final budget for fi scal 25.l850 s~s1cm-w1de over last )Car.
the "orld s first reusable spacecraft Re' nolds ·sa> s the 19-<:ampus system ~car I 1.Jf<M-89. as appro"ed recently by Cal Slall· budget documents show
. "ere about one.,'" I 00.000 .. All that fa ces a financial emergencythat could the go' l'mo r. was do~·n $66 million 1hat the rnst ix·r student has decreas-
changed Jan. -8. 1986. ~hen the curtail growth unless more state tu SI A76. 7 39.000. acrording to Cal l'd from $5. 30 to SS.6 13.
explosion of the space ..shuttle mone' 1s forthcoming during the neitl Stale budgl't documents. E'e n 1(11 had <ila)ed tht' samt. the
Challenger tnggerrd a sei:ies of fi scal )·c;tr. Chanfl•llor Re~ nolds has general allotment per student would be less in
outside studies of NASA s nsk "If 1he state's fiscal cm1s is not au1hon1~ to adm1n1stcr the budget real tl·rms bcausc of inflation.'' said
asscssmenl methods. rcsol"cd soon. it is likely thal we will and make " rnall'' er cutbacks or other Ste' c MacCanh~. a Cal State spokes-
'One of those studies. funded by ha"e 10 curtail growth and resrrict chan'g('\ might he nt·ccssal). he man. !"-:~SA. reveals that flaws in a single overall a<.·cess to our campuses." added. Still. the s1aius report ··With dechn1n~ budgets. we can·
l..c) po"er source of the space shuttle Reynolds sai<I 'in a statement prepared b~ admm1stra11 on ot1ic1als not continue 10 grow and meet the
•s Hkcl~ t0 cause one of the spacecraft prepared for a Board of Trustees set a grim tone. educational demands of our state's
to crash C\ ~r) fi ve ~ears. the San Jose meeting T uesday. · "We 3rl' t~ ang to lin11t the impact population ... Re~ nolds \31d. "I am
Mereur) :'\ews reported Tuesday. The Board. of Trustees ado pted the that thl''l' redul·twns "ill have.'' pcr!.onall~ distressed over this be-
Condut'tcd b} a Newport Beach Cal State budget for the current fi scal Re' nold!. \aid. ··wi: want to avoid cause of our strong commitment to
consulting_ firm for McDOnnell year. based on expectauons of sute whrrewr poss1bk law) offs o r reduc-access· and our progress in assunna Do~glas Corp .. the stud.Y found a 1-funding that failed to materialize. 11om an our fa cult' and staff. sun ·css for studl·nts from diverse and
in-0 \hance on an} flight that ~he said Lou Messner. an assistant vice ~ta t1ml.' "hl·n student enrollment underrepresented groups." shuttles thrt.>e auxiliary power units.
"h1ch rnntrol flaps needed to land.
wi ll all fail and cause the shuttle to
nash Ill Earth. Fire Departnient revokes
perniit for.Chippendales
"I kno" the~ 're quoting I in 70.
(but I• n m> opinion. the unit 1s much
more rl.'l1able than that" based on
result s of NASA's rigorous testing
s~strm. said Chester Vaughan. chief
ofthc.~huule's power and propulsion h . d1' iston at the Johnson Space Center BYTlle A11ociated rre11
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1n Ho,uswn LOS ANGELES-Ch1ppendales night club'ssuccess at pack1n1 the ladies ~ccording 10 agency tesuna pro-in 10 see 11s all-male dan'ce revue has prompted the Fire Department to
grams. 1hc power units are far more annoum:e revocation of the esublishment's fire permit. The department
rcliablr than the sludy indicates. and notified Chippcndales that it has until Aug. 4 to close its doors because of
thr ' ha' c not altered olans to resume repeated incidents of crowdina. ··we're not talking about five to 10 people."
launches this fall. said City Fire Department Battalion Chief Dean Cathey. The club has a
S11ll. independent experts and capacity of 299. but between 329 and 576 people have been jammed into the
sc1en11sts close to the space aacncy sy club at various times. Cathey said. O ver the past five years. Chippendales has
1he) arc startled by the report. been cited 14 1imes for overcrowdina. has received fines totalina S 14,300 and
"That"s high (risk),'' said George cumulative probation time of 36 months. Cathey said. ~pos1olak1s. an expert in' risk
assessment methods.
John· Garrick.· president of the
Newport Beach consulting firm that
conducted the stud). stood by the
find1tigs.
"We have pretty high confidence in
our results.'' said Garrick. of the firm
Pic kard. Lowe and Garrick. Inc. "In
tn,i ng to tell the truth. the ans~n
aren't CAactly as favorable as (NASA)
would like."
Huey Newton .ent back to San (luent1n
SAN QU ENTIN -Former Black Panther Huey Newton returned to
prison Tuesd.a'' in conn~1ion with a ptro~violation. authorities satd.-Lt. Cal
White at San· Quentin State Prison said Newton was transferred there from a
count)' jail. but flad no details. Parole Officer Mike Smith said Monday that
Newton had been taken into custody June 23at his Oakland home foraltqedly
violatina a condition of his parole, but he declined to elaborate. He said the
State Board of Prison Terms offered Newton a deal to dispose of the parole
violation charge. but Newton hadn't indicated his fttlinas about the offer. A
bearing should follow. in which the' board would dcci~ the punishment
Pastors denounce.
'Temptation' film
UN I VERSAL CITY (APl-Anary
C'hnst1an miKisters demanded that
director Martin Scorsese's film "The
Last Temptation of Christ" be de-
stroyed. claiming the movie depicts
Jesus Chnst as menully deranged
and dmrn bv lust.
A rnali11on of Chris11an leaders
called fo r the film ·s destruction
T ueMJa~ at a news conference staaed
at the Rcgistf) Hotel.just a few blocks awa~ from U niversal Studios. the
movie's co-distributor.
The ministers contended !he
movie. which has been called a looi at
lhe human side of Jesus. contains a
dream sequence in which Chrilt
comes down off the cross and has sa
with Man, Magdalene.
"The content of both the script and
the film portrayed Jesus Christ as a
mentall} deranged and lust~riven m~n ... said Larry Poland. prnidcnt of
H1ahland-based Mastermedia Inter-
national Inc.
·Meef us at the Ea.ij_oil Thursday
.We'll be Ulen to__meet 1011, too.
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Or1ng9 Co11t DAILY PILOT /Wedneedey Juty 13. 1988 * M
I Cruise ship attack staged
to free suspected terrorist
IRA bomb
injures 911)
W.Germany
· Soviet region's effort
to secede tumed down
A THENS. Greece (AP) -The occupied terntones. not every-
aovemment today ordered an im-where." hC' said 1n court before the
mediate trial for a Pa16tinian wanttd dela> was announced.
an the United States whose detention The Palestinian. surrounded by
may have provoked a cruise ship police officers armed with automatic
massacre. weapons. claimed the cruise shtp
Mohammed Rashid, 34. was taken attack was "an American o~r
from Korydallos Prison to the Athens ation ... to di•tract attention from thc
M1sdcmeanon Coun for trial on s.hootin1 down of the Iranian plane
char1es of cnteri ng G~ on a fol'Jtd and the Palestinian uprisi ~I-..
passport. He is wanted an the United "They also want to provide trouble
States for alleaedly plantinf a bomb for Greece.:· . he said before being·
on a Pan Am jetliner in 982 that returned to Jail.. ·
killed one ~rson and injured IS. Greek ~uthorttics say they bche' e
Justice Minister Agamcmnov--rhe1en'OftSts who attacked t~ Cit ~ of
Koutsogiorgas overruled a decision· Poros cruise ship on Monda) ma~
for a two.week postponement of the have intended to hiJack the v~sel and
h1:aring, but the coun ordered the force Rashid's release.
hl.'aring postponed until Thursday A coroner said today nme people
tx·cause the defense lawyer and the d1~d "hen terrorists opened fire "11h
1ntrrpreter were unavailable. auto matic weapons and ex plcxkd
Rashid told reporters he wasn't hand grenades on the Greek ship.
1n,oh ed in the Pan Am bombina. Ninet)-eight people were inJured.
"The Americans can say what they Government spokesman Tcle-
llke. I had nothing to do with it. I'm!! macho) Hytin.s said Greece ··i ntends
Pa.lcstinian fighter .. but the Palesu-to go ahead 1mmed1atel~ \\Ith the
n1ans are o nl> fighting inside the proccdu~es for the (Rashid) trial.
U.S. hellcoptersflre
. on Iranlan gunboats
WASHINGTON (A P) -U.S.
m1lttaf) helicopters drove off lra~ian
gunboats attacking a Panaman1an-
Oagged tanker 1n the Persian Gulf tn
the first such cxchanic of fire since
the downing oft ran Air flight 6SS. the
Prntagon said.
··As the armed helicoptC'rs ap-
proached the U niversal Monarch.
t~o small boats were seen de"parting
thl• area:· said Titus. ··The boats fired
at thr hehcopter'> at approx1matel> 9
a.m. PDT and thC' helicopters re-
turned their fire with rockets and
machinl.' gun firt'.
regardles' of the stnke ··The hearing
war, 1n1t1all) postponed because of a
stnkc b~ pn-.on guard~.
H\11m said Rashid would have to ~n e his G reek sentence before" he
can be c.xtradned to the" U nited States.
Rashid. 3~. wa~ arrested June I at
.\thl'm .\1rpon after a lip from the
l '.S. EmbaS'I).
4;ecunt ~ souffC!i ..aid th~ ship
attacl.. ma~ have hcen a bungled
a'ttl·mpt h~ pro-Iranian .\rabs to
h11ack thl' < 1ty of Poros. 1.1.h1ch was
l'arn.1ng .p I tourists
Iran denied rnvoh t'ment tn tht'
attal ~-1n "h1ch the terrorists opened
fire "11h automatic "eapons and
hurkd grcnad1.·\. \tarting a fire that
brlJught the -;hip\ 'un deck crashmg
Jn" n o n pa'>'l.'nger'>
Thi\ morning. Rad111 France-Inter
in Par" reponcd an anon~ mous
ca lkr "aid in a rambling nrn' ersa11on
that thl· pru-lran1an group Islamic
Jihad rarnt:d out the attack to il\enge
the l ' S J o\\ n1ng of an Iranian
pa'>'>l'nger plant'.
Gorbachev asks
Polish workers
to back reforms
Dl "l ~BI RC.1 . W"t German> (APl
-..\ bomb blast np~d throu&h a
Bntish arm~ barracks earl~ today.
tearing off part of the roof and
1n1unng nine soldiers. The Irish
Kepubhcan .\rm} claimed respons1-
hilm
Pohcc s~ud the bomb was placed
near an outr,1de v.all of the \Old1ers·
II' ing quartC'~ and tore a I O..br l 6-
lo<1t hot(' 1n 11.
..\1 about the same ume of the
nplo)1on. \hots were fired from a
passing automohik at a pohce car 1n
the s.amc area. but no one was 1nJUffd:
polile !>31d The~ said the passing
duto mob1lc: had Dutch license plates
In Dublin. the IR..\ said in a
'>t!ltt"mcnt circulated to the mt.-dia that
11 t:arned out ··1hc bomb attack in
\\l'"' (Jnman~ against cro"n
lnrll''> ·· It d1J not d aboratc
f ht: IR ..\ "hll·h 1s "aging a
gul·rrtlla lampa1gn to dn'e the Bnt-
''h out of '\ortht:rn lrC'land. re-cC'nth
ha\ ''l"Pfh:d up attacb on British
target'> nn th1.· 1-uropean tont1nent
..\ 11oli1.l' '>l.ltt:ment <,a1d the bomb
1.q•nt 11ff at ahnut J a m. at the
< tl.tnwrg.a n liJrrJ1.· ~" in Duisburg..
.ihout '1 1 miln north QfC ologne.
Th1.· hulldinl.! "hich Rrit1'lh arm~
,,11i u ..il' 'U' hou~·'> about 100
"1ld1n,. I\ in .1 n· .. 1denuat ~cuon of
Du1,h11rg
··1nn11l1.·nt ,11.·1.·111ng \Old11.·r'> "en·
the targl"I '> Thi' J \Otd'> the nsli. of
,,infron11ng rx:upk .... ho ar(' a"ali.e."·
SZC. L E ( I ~-Poland (.\Pl _ 'aid a spokl•.,mJn tl1r the British arm~
in \\ l'St G1:rm:.in ~ "ho spoke on M1kha1l S Gurbachn toda~ urged lt1ndition of .tnon\ mil'
Polt \h "'o rh•r\ to 'upp<m his social \taJ Juhn \\ il~insl1n.anotha Bnt-
and t:llrn1tmic returms 1n a speech at a 1,h Jrm~ 'P''"l''man. said. "Sine
Bal11r port )hlp~ard that "as a center \\1.'rl' hurt hut nunl· "l're hospitahLed
of unrl''' '1unng the birth of Soll-,1nJ ..il l \\l'rl' 1rcat1.·d at the scene··
dant\. .\ftt:r lhl' bla'it J ho le was round 1n
-,p(_.al..1ng IO a huge hall at th<.• ,1 'l'lUrll\ ll"Oll prt>lt"l llng thl' bar·
'"ar,1..1 <.h1p~ard 10 fO\lo S of ston~-fJ•"'· 'Jld Dui,hurg policl' <>pokt"s-
rau:d "urlc..as in hard hats and mJn Kcinh.trd Pa!lC
dungarn''· thl' Krt·mlln lcadt"r \\ 1.· ,u,pn 1 thl'~ l ut J hole in the
\10\( 0 \\ t .\l'I -Thl· leadt."rsh1p ·
ol ~ll·rba1;an annulled :"agorno-
1'.araba~h·., dl>tl\1un to secede from
thL· rt."pubhl and al{"U>ed offi cials tn
the d1.,puted region of breaking the
la" c1nd def~ ing h1ght"r authorities.
Tas) .. aid toda1.
1 hl· o tlil IJI · llt'"' agl.'n~ said the
Pre\ld1um or l'\elu\1\e committee
111 .\1L·rba11an·') pJrhament met Tues-
d"' night d It'" nours after thc
~'lt'\Sllm dnl<1ra1wn b~ l\agorno-
"'-Jr,th.al..h.\ k r:l\ICllUrt'
The k g."laturl' ··foiled to secure
'>trtll lllmphanll" "llh pnnn plt's of
kg.aht~ -<1nd ··op1:nl~ encroacht·d on
1hc nat111nJl·\tatt' "umpos111on of the
fl'!luhlr, Ta.,., ~uot1.·d the ..\1erba1-
1an Prl·,1d1 urn J\ \a)tng 1n a fl'!.<.•l-
u11un ·
I J'' 'J tJ l hl· Pre\1d 1um
p1 "' 'J 1 rll·d 'J[Lorno-1'.<t ra bd i.. h ·'
J1.·d:srJt111n nl "''l"SS111n "null ,rnd
\ •Ill ..tnJ 'l"\ t l'J ,( .
\rmn1•Jn' hJ' 1· Ix-en pre'>'>IOg l11r
r"1' l mt1'1l h' for '·111orno-"'-araha~h
I••"'' .1~r,1'\1•J le• thl' republic ut
.\rnwn1a 'agorno-Karabakh. a
moun1a11WU'> region of 160.000
Pt'UPk "ma1 nl~ ..\rmen1an.
Th1.· l ampa1gn has bro~pt
~agorno-Karabakh"s Armen1an1
in tu d1rn't confrontation with cenual Juthnn11~c; 1n Moscow and with
.\1a ha1;ani authon11es. who OppoK
am ~h3nge in the tt'rntonal status of
'.ttiorno-1'.a rabal h
In h ·hruan the t't hn1c tension ttd
tc• not-. in iht' .\1aba1Jan city of
\umg..i 11 .\t k<1~t 32 people were
ktlkJ '.tllilrn~~-Karaha~h· declaration
11 'K", n\lun "a., 1h1.• tirst such action
111 thl -, ,,·ars ot ~o' 1t"t history. It
1mml·J 1Jll'h rat)ed constitutional
Jnd kg.JI qu~11on~ D1s51dcnt his.-
lmwn K,11. '·kd\l'di.'1. told T~
\w" .Jll'd · Pn·~' thl' action was
d l Jr!> u nu1n\tttuuonal and illepJ.
Ill ...,,,, tl·t C on'>lltut1on &JVCS
, : 11. .,, 'hl' n gh1 to )('lf-deternuna-
: •• 1 1 .1 11 fl'lju irt·~ a republic's
,,1n\l·n1 IPr JO \ proposed changes 1n
q , ''"und:.trtl''
Sli seriously hurt ~n runnlng of the ball•
P \ \ 1 Pl <>' ,, '-t11a1 n 1 .\ P 1 -"" 'uu1 hs "c:rt' gored !>C'nousl~ and at least
• 11tha, '>t.1lt·r,·d min.or inJunt:~ 1n th1.· -.e1. t"nth .ind most dangC'rous runnina of o1w hull, JI th,· Jr. Fermin Fl·\tl\ al
I h-: ,,, '1..il 'Jnd a gn•ur 111 IL-Jd ,ll·e~' ran th1· hJll-m1le !>trC'tch from the
,11rtJh 11• lhl hu I nng 1n k\' thJn eight m1nutt.>'> l ue..da~ "Ith more than 1.000
''•t.th' runn1np. J hl'Jd
f hl· running tciol.. a dangc:rou\ turn \I, hen one bull stopped and bepn
Jl1Jl ~1ng '>l"\1.·rJI \ouths "ho h..td tal t>n refuge an dooNa~s and against the
.,.,,,,,dl'n plJn ~' 1•n1 ng the-r11ull'
I 'l"C:· ~111.·r:ioc n the hul" art' killed in profr'is1unal buHtights The fesuval
tx·g.in la,1 \\ ldm.:'>da~ Jnd 1<1 to dlnttnul' 1hro~gh Thur'>da~
The Iranian gunboats were finng at
the 8 1 .28~-ton Universal Monarch.
"h1ch signaled at about 9:30 a.m.
PDT Tue1><ia> that it "was being
a11acked and was on fire:· said
[){'fl·nse Department spokesman
Dan Howard.
··111s belit"ved one of the boats "as
damaged . There was no da m~ge 'to thC'
hel1coptl.'rs and no L: .S. casualties.
Thl· l 'nl\crsal Mo narch suffered
sonll' hull. engine and and fire
ctamag<.•. :°'lo casualtll'S were reported
·and thr shrp rl·qum~d no furthl'r
empha\111.·d thl' th<.' mt' ofcoopt"rat1o n k'nll' 1,, ti1.·t 10 thl·. harrat k".>.". Pa Pt"
bl•t"n'll l'nland .tnJ lhl' So' lt't ,,111.l JJ,lin~ thJt polt' t." did riu t kno" E .. pert wor• on
l 'nion \l hl·tha 1h1.·rl· v.J, :i lunne 11on · so~•5 -
169°~ ., . ' '"'
lnCll.JdeS
• "1GH0TE"' ~RAM(
·· 111hl' ~m ll'l and Polt!>h kadersh1p tx·t'-' l·,·n thl· ~ •mh t>f.a,1 Jnd the · •ur. NG
dtd nut ll'l'l thc \Upport oftht' "ork1ng •ht•c •llOJ . '"'10·A·BEOOSO c "" 1...-bl ' <-• :>tNING q •,.1 ,.,. -.~ da'>'>. 11 "ould not ll\:' a e to "'~Jtl.rn•, 1i rl·d J ma,·hinl' pistol or · 4-Ll c ... ,.11:15
undl'rtJl..l· thl· Jl'I of pert:stro1ka .in :iutomJttl ·'l·aixin at the police car ... v,,cieos o• 1aorics tOlcnOO# ''""'
1fl'<.trurtu r1ngJ and rl'nC'\\a1.·· he said hut no lllll" \\:.t\ in1ureJ he '\aid •• H. WILLIAMS UPHOLSTERY
a'>'ll\tancr. acording to its mastt•r .. • Af"IE SPQ .. GS
• ~.a9q1G LA60 i:l
• P1Cl(UP & C>E ~ VEA•
• TOUC11 .JP <NOOO
A Lamp) Mk 111 sun l.'1llance
hl·hcopter from the guided-missile
frigate l "SS Nicholas plus two-auack
helicopters rc!ipondrd to the Ma)day
call. said Lt . Col. David Titus. a
'flOkesman for l ' S. Central Com-
mand in Tampa. headquarter!> for
.\mt'ncan forces in the gulf
Pentagon spokesmen declined 10
1d1.•nt1f~ the attack hcllcoptl.'rs. but 11
\\3S hche,ed the) "ere .\rm) .\H-6"s.
flo" n h~ Special Operations Forces
attar hl.'d to th1.· t · S fleet in the gulf
and opera t1.·d from six·c1all~ outfi11ed
bargl'S .
··..\nd um· more th ing·'" 1thout the rjl' ,.11J ~·!in· \l.l'fl' 'K'arch1ng for a 111-2121 .
,upport uf !hi.' \\orlting class. the~ -~~~l'l~IO~\\:_~B~\~I:\\~....._------_;~======~~~=~~=~~~~~~~~~~~~~~.) p11ltnc' \1.ou.ld not Ix· ~orth a n~-
th1ng ··
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Tria-l-begins for Shiite suspected
in 1985 TWA airliner hijacking.
.... 11h thl· ''" 11.·t k adcr-.:· ~
Th1.· '111p "a' C1orhac:ht'' 's main
orrnnunll\ Ill .10Jr1.·,~ Polish "or~a~ 0
Junng ht' '".Ja~ Pl)hsh.
''" 1 "hi, h tx'gJ n \ hinJJ~
FR.\NKFllRT. Wt•st German'
( .\P) -Mohammed Ah Hamadl.
charged with murder and air piracy in
the 1985 h11acking of a TWA airliner
to Beirut. testified toda) that hC'
\muggled explos1H'S !nt,o West Ger-.
man}. · · • -
But Hamad1 . in h" fi r\t \tateml'nl
tu the rnurt s1ncl.' his tnal began la'>t
"'L'Ck. ckn1cd h1.· belongs to a radll'al
.r m-Iranian "\h11te ~toslem group
hl•!11.'\ed tll bl.' the umbrella ortan11a-
tt0n for l 1dnappers holding lor1.·1gn
hO'>ta~l'S 1n Lebanon · ·
\\
Pol"h k aJ,:r < 11.·n '"OJl·1ech
Jaru11.·hl..1 'ppl..l· l·arlil•r II• thl.' \\"arsk1
-"'tHl..l.'r' and rl·frrr1.·d 111 tht: "storm'
JJ". 'dwn 'vlufant'. tht: So\let bit~·, ti N JnJ (lnl~ independent
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studies lacking.
willing patients,
dermatologists
By VERA SIDWA
0ll7 ,_. C•rll• I d•RI
Fort) -four-) ear-old Simone Hiah-
land of Newport Beach uses Retin-A
for a purpose not approved by the
Food and Drug Administration -a
dr)·Sktn condition which can lead to
the fo rmation of wrinkles.
Starting her treatment in February
t 988. she has been using the viscous
prescrip11on liquid once daily. fol-lo'H~d b~ an application of a No. IS
sunblock.
Her dc.-rm atolog1st. Dr. James
Fulton. a longtime acne researcher.
opened an office in '.'le"pon Beach in
Janua~ pnmaTtl~ for the treatment
of photoaged skin. He says about 9S
pt>rcent of his patients are usina.
Rctin-A. was a member of that researth team.
So far. Hiahland i1 happy with her He says they noticed acne impaction1
results. "My pores look more re-falling off. along with dramatic
fined," she says. "People have asked changes in other skin conditions,
me what I've been using on my skin." such as lines. wrinkles and texture.
Rctin-A has been used effectively After sharing their discoveries with
for lhc treatment of acne since 1973. the Johnson & Johnson Co., the
But in "the past six months. the topical formulation was rcaistered
compound has become the raac for under the trade name Rctin-A.
smoothing out wrinkles. Available now by prescription in
The formulation of Retin-A from gel. cream or liquid forms. Retin-A
retinoic acid or vitamin A marked a was appro,·ed by the FDA in 197'3 for
major breakthrough in the treatment treating acne.
of acne. First isolated in thc-193GH-nd--Rctm-A still has no F.D.Wcarance
given to American pri5oners of war for use in reversing the effects of
returning from Japan, vitamin A photoagmg skin. But with a state
infested orally returned dry: scalry licrnse. a ph) sician can prescribe and
slu n to suppleness. In conditions like dis~nse an FDA-approved drug for
acne. where dead skin cells lav unapproved purposes.
impacted in the skin. the same Fayl' Pete rsen. a FDA
marked improvement resulted. But spokeswoman in Washington D.C..
these mcpdoses of300.000 I Us taken cautions .. It's advisable to use this
daily led \o liver damage. hair loss skin rream onh under strict super-
a.nd headaches. vision of a physician.''
Effective forms of vitamin A for Pharmacists checked in Hunt-
topical use were unheard of in the tn~ton Beach and Newpon Beach
U.S. until research done in 1969 atthe said thc.-~ fill approximately 20-30
University of Penns)·lvania. Fulton ne" preS<'rtpu.ons of Retin-A per
week for all uses, from acne to
wrinkks.
The distributor of Retin-A, Ortho
Pharmaceutical Corp. of Raritan,
N.J., whose parent company is John-
son & Johnson, {>romotes the drua for
acne while awa1tina FDA clearance
for its application in fiah\ina
wrinkles.
They att underwritlna 1 I 'fl.year
human study now in its 13th month at
UCJ. Jerry McCullouah. a professor
of dermatology at UCI, says no
nepti-ve Ude cJThcts _have been dis----t·-covercd aside from the peelina and
sensitivity to sun already known
about.
Label warnings advise caution
against its topical use in conjunction
with abrasive cleansers and cos-
metics. The label also mentions that
long-term animal studies to de-
termine the drua's carcinoaenic
potential have not bttn performed
yet.
Dr. Jan Vandersloot of the Hunt-
mgton Beach DcrmatolOllY Medical
(Pleue ... UTIN·A/A9)
For Casanova Men and their victims, love is a one-act play
Women hate Casano' a Men be·
cause all too often the~ tease wuh a
\\Onderful illusion of everlasting
passion and commitment.
CMs are irresistible heanbrealcers
who purs ue the Rolls-Ro)Ce of
"omen -the most beautifu l and the
most desirable.
.. The\ huS1le a new woman
through. the states of counship like a
shad) real estate agent rushing a
prospect1,·e client through a crumbl-
ing house:· says author and self-
described reco' ering Casanova. Peter
Trachtenberg. in a recent issue of Sel f
magazine.
··But one reason a Casanov:t hurls
h1m5elf into lo' e affairs.'' he explains.
.. is becauSl' he has the awarr11css that
his passion cannot last. The only way
he can assure himself oflove is to grab
hold fast and wn ng what he can from
c... ........ ,. .. ,. """ .... ""*·
CW, iptClllals Clll Hnt f"" perftclly
OE:'\'S
11 before it vanishes. For htm ro-
mance has no second act:·
The women who are most vulner-
able to Casanovas know that they are
special and their specialness is just
what makes them most vulnerable.
They feel desirabk and coveted and
believe that t.hey deserve -and will
get -all that romantic novels and
soap operas promise.
So when the man in the gray flannel
armor appears in his white Ja~. they
arc ready for him and ma) in fact'
breathe a sigh of relief in what turns
out to be the erroneous knowledge
that their pnnce has finall) come.
But Casano\'a men ultimatelv Sttk
the 1mpossibh.· from their women.
The CM's game is only to devour and
conquer. Just when their partners
begin to bond "ith them and want
ljltlre , CMs run -because they do
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not kno"· ho" to give of themselves.
The\ do not know how to love.
It· seems easier. after all. fo r a
Casano\'a to move on to a new
"oman and a new adventure.
Wh' do "omen fall for these men?
That's easv to understand. /
CMs are fun and SCX)'. self-confi-
dent. self-assured. and seem oh-90-
male. They make mere. mon.al men
seem bormg and slow act'ing.
Trachtenberg also says that "Justas
NVESTOR
Tzetzi Gonev come
from Italy 15 years ago.
Today she believes in
America. She buys U.S.
Savings Bonds. Bo~ds pay
competitive rotes. To fihd our
I more, or to buy Bonds, coll
1-800-US-BONDS.
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the Casanova idealizes his partner, So
the) come to idealize him. over-
looking his flaws. He makes women
feel wonderful: therefore he must be
wonderful. ..
His women are wrong.
C Ms arc not wonderful -they are
just wonderful at being Casanovas.
From the beginning, and way too
soon. the "I love yous" fly. All kinds
of plans are made for the future. A
Casanova may invite his new.woman
home to mother a bit too quickly.
that at his worst he woutd have done
anything or said an} th mg to conquer
a new woman. NoW1 that he's in
recovery. he warns women 10 stay
clear of men like he was.
A woman can learn to recognize a
dyed-in-the-wool Don Juan. he says.
He suggests that as spon as possible
after meeting a man. a woman find
out as much as she can about:
•His sexual history. How many
panners has he. had? (Too many?)
Run fast.
•Whether his extraordinary effons
to please extend to other fa mily and
friends. (If he's for real. he will be
scns11t ve to the needs of others he
loves as well as you).
Trachtenberg warns women to pay
attention to who her man is rather
than to the image he presents and to
vic.-"' hi s conduct as objectively as
possible.
These men aren't even sure •How long those relationships wh~her "'hat they think they want 1s lasted and ho" they end(d. (Ile
a quick roll in the hay or cvettasting skeptical 1f he ponrays himself as the
love. What they do know is that tl)eir .. vjctim ofheanless shrews.)
.. Establish )our own pace for
m11maC} and stick to it," he says. to
braCl' }Ourself against the seductive
rush of a hean-breaking Casanova.
dcs1rt<'is immediate and insatiable. ·• •Whether has immediate attrac-
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welcomes )'Oflr tt.po11ses. II )'N wl ..
• reply, plu1e e9Clou • stamped,
1elf·•ddres1ed eovelope. Write to
Llod• .Al1ail, Pt.D., c/o Dally Pilot,
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But relationships based on too tion and o,·erwhelmmg flattery cor-·
much hunger and frustration arc responds realistically to her own sclf-
alwaysdoomed. TrachJenbergadmits image.
It "as almost too late when Matt
realized· that his passion and pro-
fession were killing him. He wasa S 1-
year-old pastry chef at an exclusive
restaurant and routinely enjoyed
sampling hts wares. He also IO\'ed
cheese and drank a lot of whole milk.·
He was a very talented man. but his
pc~is~ent intake of ,hi~-f~t calories
was de\'astating his body and was
about to wreck his health.
He was a d isaster about to happen.
He weighed 287 pounds -80 pounds
overweight -and had a blood
pressure of 212/1 08 (this is ap-
proaching the crisis range). Tht
normal level is 140/90 or lower. His
blood cholesterol level was 264.
(normal is below 200) and
triglycerides a whopping S 19 (normal
is below 160).
His legs were swollen with edema
and his feet were a dark reddish blue
1nd1cating vrry poor circulation,
pooled blood and inadequate ox-
ygenation of the blood to the feet.
When his laboratory values were
analyzed to determine his risk of
having a heart attack. the gravity of
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trtgl} ccnde l~vc.-1) dall'.-.
He camr to the otlice each day for
JULIAN
an 1n1ec11on of magnesium. The
-:.. magnesium ~·as used to lower the
\ · blood prcsS'\.lre as fast as possible. In
W most m~n suffering. from high blood HITAKER ta pressun:. the body's cells are depleted
•••••••••••••• of magnesium. This causes the blood
his situa11 on became more apparent.
The average n sk for men his age is
about 1 out of I 0 over a penod offive
years. The (ISk of a health~ man with
no ele' at1on of blood pressure or
cholesterol 1s about I out of 100.
Matt's risk "as 4Q out of I 00 or about
I out of 2'.
Before prescribing medications. a
vigorous nutnt1on program was in-
stituted. He was put on a very low-fat
diet with addttional fiber m the form
of two apples per da'. He was also
told to drink a glass o(fresh. unsalted
vegetable juice each day. an excellent
source of potassium and magnesium.
He was gi ven multiple vnamins and
m inerals. and 12 capsules o(MaxEpa
fish oil (given specifically to lower the
· vessels to spasm. sending the blood ·
pressure up.
Matt did what he was told and his
response was fast and dramatic. Has
blood pressure dropped dail y and
went from :! 12/ 120 to 146/80 in onl}
nine da)S. His blood cholesterol fell
fro m 164 to :!2 1. and.his tri&Jycerides
plummetl'd from 519 to 188.
In only nme days .he lost 11
po\}nds. This was mosily excess fluid;
by reducing the fat in his diet and
replenishing his. magnesium and
potassium stores. his kidneys were
able to rid his bodv of e'cess edema
flu id. · ·
It 1s s11ll earl\' 1n.h1s treatment. but
he·tS more mott\'ated now to follow
his 1mpro\'Cd diet than when he first
staned. not because it has lowered his
blood pressure and cholesterol. but
because he feels so much better. Of\cn
the drug treatment of high-blood
pressure.' causes fatigue and-a host of
other complaints.
Man may still need medications in
the future. but it doesn't look that way
now. If most ph}sicians turned to
vigorous diet changes at the first
·opportunity. patients like Matt would
be a lot better off.
.flllWI nlldu, M:D:, Hltor of
"lrnerslaf ~Disease" ad "Re·
/venl•I Dlakle•" (ffaraer Boots), 11
dlrttlor of Tiie WtJtater Wellffs1
lo11/1111e lo Newport Bead.
YOURSELF THIN ~ I ,., . .,
CAL W•IGHT LOSS
· • Individualized prognms • Emphasis on behavior modification •
• As se~n on cable TV throughout Orange County • Permanent results
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Closing of pier
necessary, as
is its re~uilding
Huntington Beach city officials moved swiftly to close its
famed pier after a consultant's repon indicated the 75-year-
old structur~ was unsafe. The caution the city exercised on
behalf of public safety is commendable.
l(s better to risk to urist dollars than tourists' lives.
But residents all over the Orange Coast. indeed
throughout Southern California. can only hope th'e city moves
with the same speed and sureness in replacing the landmark.
The pier is as much a pan of the city of Huntington
· Beach's identity as the Matterhorn is an irreplaceable pan of
Anaheim or the Arch is a cornerstone of St. Louis. One
belongs to the other and can't easily be separated. . .
The pier was crippled in January when fierce winter
waves ripped away 250 feet and sent the End Cafe restaurant
tumbling into the Pacific.
Afterward. a closer look revealed more serious deficien-
cies.
Rust has eaten its way through the steel reinforcing the
concrete and wood structure. Now. gravity pulls chunks of the
pier away a piece at a time. Another killer storm or a serious
eanhquake could mean the end to the pier and to anyone who
happened near at the time.
The question doesn't seem to be whether the pier should
be demolished and rebuilt. Mayor John Erskine was
unequivocal. The pier will absolutely be rebuilt, he said.
But the nagging concern is how and when the landmark
will be replaced.
The city doesn't bav~ the SI O million it will take to
rebuild. And. at this point. it doesn't know how it will find that
much monev.
We're h·opeful. and a bit skeptical.
The redevelopment of downtown Huntington Beach has
been a n on-and-off pro position of constantly changing
proponiofi s..fbr nearly 20 vears. • .-. _
The grand plans have not always resulted i'n progress.
Witness the hole o n Pacific Coast Highway that once was the
site o f the legendary Golden Bear nightclub.
All the planning and all the good intentions merely·
resulted in the demolition ofa rich pan of Huntington Beach's
hist.Ory and cha racter.
. We hope the pier meets with a better fate.
Lessen drug hysteria
Worried '.\mencans tell polfsters th~t drugs are the
nation's No. I proble!11. Congress is about to boost spending
1n the "war o n drugs" to $9.1 billion a year. George Bush.
Micha~I Duka kis and Jesse Jackson battle over drug issues.
Politieians point fingers at each ottl(f for not }'.<?ting to i.~J>O~
the death .pcnalt~ on drug dealers who commit murder.
.-\t the risk of being branded soft on drugs and ridden out
of town on a rail. ma~ we suggest that the "drug crisis .. is being
blewn out of propon ion and that while it is scno us. the
count~ has more 1mponant concerns?
Rep. Fa nney Stark. D-Cahf.. deserves credit for tr) mg to
put thi: drug threat m perspecti ve by circulating three
revealing numbers aniong his colleagues: Last year illegal
narcotics use killed fewer than 6.000 Americans. while
cigarettes caused more than 300.000 deaths and alcohol
60.000.
Of course. thr damage done b) drugs greatl~ exceeds
6.000 deaths. lll1 c1t narcottcs are a cause of crime. gnef.
wasted f1\'l:s and :\IDS transmissio n. The problem ts grave.
but no t overwhelming. 'Drug~ should be addressed with f\'Ore
balance. less political posturing and no hysteria.
Tbr Albuqarrqur ( N.M. > Trlbuar
Marcos' re~urn costly
Philipptnt' President Corazon Aquino would be nsktng a
lot b) letting Ft•rdmand Marcos return home. even to stand.
trial as a defenda nt in the theft of national wealth.
Marcos. who has been living in Honolulu since Februa~
I 986. has prcv1ousl) asked for permission to go ho me. He
wanted to be wtth his dying mother and also to att(nd her
funeral. These requests were wisely ~ected by the Aquino
'°''cmment. which has enough troubles without letting the
deposed prestden<l back into the country. -~ ·
:\quino·s fragile government is asking for tremble by
letting the mischit'vous Marcos back in the country. even ifhe
is under lock and ke~. Opponunities are still ripe for Marcos
and his old backe rs to exploit his presence in Manila to stir up
insurrection. ·
.\s badly as the Philippines wants Marcos· millions. the
price of ha\'ing Marcos back home again may be too costly a
trade-off ,.
Tllr Hoaolala S,.r-Bullrtla
Space station worthy ,
"Politicians seldo m take steps that lac k immediate rrsults
-ands ubsequent bcnefit at the ballot box~ -- -
Thus it was cheering to see the Senate appropriations
defense subcommittee vote $800 million toward the planned ·
U.S. space station. even if NASA says that is S 100 million less ·
than necessary Co make it 'operational by a 1996 target. The
fiaure~is far better than the $200 million approved by another
subcommittee last week. an amount space officials said was so
insufficient it would derail tht' project.
A space station manned by scientists is the key to solving
universal questions -and ones ofsurvival on 'Eanh. It is not
a frill ur a-ltmny . .
Even those in Congress with focus no funher than'thc
next election apparrntly rralize that.
~ TwJa (O*la.J 1'nNN
Orange COMt DAIL.Y PILOT/Wedneedey July 13, 1Na * A7 --··vu ring_ his 40-year union career. Presaer was the subject of 14
crlmlnal~robes. Bul unltkepast Teamsterchld-._.Pm.u.bellevedln
uslngpu lie relations to counter the union'• lma,feu corrupt. · ·
llA TT T AJllCS1' ui.a-.wrtts
Owners
keyed up
over· loss
of power
Our It' l'' ..ia· lO!ltrolkJ these da)S
b' h·\ \ 11· \ .... an to think of ho~ man~ lrl'J" tn our hit' V.(lUld Chanl(
or rnml· to J ck.id l'nd rl ('\S -...eren'i
a'a1lahk ·
1-vr e'ampk. wn)1Jl'r thr car ke ys.
l cKling the. l..c~' in!>rdl· 'our car or
lo.,mg thl·m ,an bnn~ on a panic
attad. comparabli.> to a J 2 earth-
~uakt\ f>rire l had .i rar that required
d1ITal'nt kr'' lv r tht' dllt•r 1gni11on.
glo' l' l.umpanml·nt trun~ and gas
tank Dn' 1ng that 1.ar v.as the
ul11matt' stress te\I
Being" 11ho ut "'het'I~ lor more than ~4 hour.. can affect H•ur 1ob. 'our
health. \u ur sPual ltk :ind ·,our ioH
hft' \:o.1.1o onder v.c.-J ll ha'e ·('\Ira sets
Inspectors general of key U .S agencies
' agree to help resolve some of problems Jac1
Al1es11
tin-... at-<1ut ho'U~' ~t'\ S 1 ~Orne Qf U!.
ha\ l' ii ma!.ta "l'\ \(I 0Uf home " hJCh
unllX b ..ill the uut.,rde duors. Others
ofu, ha'r J d1fleren1 ke' tor the front
door thl· bJI."~ dOl•r and an' Ot her
uuhldl J uor' \1u'>t of us take the
pn."lJ t.:11..1r H h11.k l'ne 11..ts1de -
\\-.\ Hl~GTO:-..: -The fnis-
tr:lllon le' el 1!> n'!.ing a ross .\menca
This 1s rdkc ted in our matl. "htch 1s
tinged -...1th apprehension .\mencans
sen~ that the na11on 1s 1n trouble.
ravugl•d b} drugs. nddlcd "1th cn me.
d1s1ntegra ting from w1th1n.
To pro' 1de a 'ent. -...c.w1ll gl\ e our
cadtf\ hnt"after 3 gre3~
rnlumn
Our mail ,., unique. dominated b~
the t"oncl.'rns and compla ints of
r(•ade~ "ho regard us as a people's
adHx-all· We ha'e tried -...1th our
ltrn1 t.:d ~\aff to 1n,est1gate thei r
prt\bkm'i. hut thousand!> of letters
ha'l' had t0 tW unan<;1.1oered beC'3use
"l' arl' unabk ·10 cope "1th the
'olumc
'-01.1o we ha,,e est.abhshc:d a -...orking
rda11onsh1p "1th the 1 nspecto~ gen-
eral nf ~e~ frderal agencies. The}
ha' l' a~l'l'd 1~ hdp U'> n.·sol' e ~ome of·
thl· prnhkms that 111.X'<i in to our
oflile There stilt rs no -...a~ -...e ran
fl'PI~ Ill ~II the mail. bu1 "e \\If~.
rc,pond 1n thl· column Ill the most
cornpdltng .-ompl:i1n1s
l l'lll'r' ">ho ulJ tx' Jddn.''>'>Cd Jo h ck
.\ndl·r,<1n. P 0 Bo' 2 \UO. \\ ash1 ng-
ton. I>< 2uOIJ
Hl'fl' '" a sampling of thl· kind ot
l'Om111l'n" ''Cn' ht'ar :l'> -"<.' tra't~I
thrnu~huu t thl' l.'11untr~
"B' Jll Jllt>Unt<.. lhl' FBl's "In:'·
t.lfllX'r' hJ' I.' round l'' 1dence o t
m:i"1'l'lOrrupt1on rn 1hi: Pentagon."
:i tcJrma Pi'nt:lgon ollil'er told us ... I
\a'4 1\11r<,e lMrupt1on that "ouldn't
JOll'fl''I thl' t HI f'x•l·ausr II "3S
ix·rfl't'tl~ legal.
.. , \\Jtl·hed Pl·n t.igun otlic1als and
dl'll'O'l' l·ontractor~ dt' tdl' up bi I hons
in r rn,:uremcnt among ke~ con·
grl'">'>ll1nal d1stncts ..\ ne" ontract
\\Ould' hi.· J\\ardrd o r a ne" plan t
"ould tx· hutlt -...ht•re 11 would
mtlUl'nl·e .a l·ongre~sman "hoSt' vote
\\J\ needed • ·
"I "a' pre)t'nt 1.1o hen -...eapons
''stem\ "ere sek<'tt:d because the'
uht morl· That's right. the· h1 ghe·r
coMs generated b1g£e r staffs for the
gl·naals. more JObs for the con-
gre'>'>mc:n ·s cons11tul·nt~ a nd hi gher
pwlih for the corpora11on!> ··
)tmn& as thi:x 1;ommen1s J re
the' understate the case B1lhons are
-;pent for equipment that should
nl'' c.-r ha' e ~n purchased Weapon!>
'\tl·ms are often designed for profit
rather than defi:nsc Frill!> are added
tor nu reason o ther than to 1nrri:ase
the pnce.
Thousands oi m il1t.lf' 1 n)tallat1on
arc ~l·pt opaat1ng l~ir no .other
purpo~ than 10 pro' tdc a pa~ rull
.\ hanker passed along these con-
l'ems about the booming J apane~
cconom~: "Three ~ears ago. l 1.1o as
sent b~. m~ ban~ to Japan T.he
fapanl'SC peopk ha' e treated me " tlh
l·laboratc .coun es'. b.ut tht'' ha 'e earefull~ ~ept ml: o uts1di: th(' con-
fc:rcnl'l' fl)()mS "hCfl' dt'<'ISIOn are
made and poltne'> are adopte'd. There
appcJI"\ to be a 'ihJdo" ~ force that
con1rul' Japam·,c: rw' l'S from IX'-
htnd thl' sl·ene'> ...
\\ l'. too. ha' l' ht•:ird reti.-rcnces.
from competent "otm:l''>. to a com·
mtth:l· 1ntluen1.·rng 1 1pune~ poltc~
But ti "ould or'' .-.. impound our
l'lllnomK probkm-1 ,~,.. look('(! for
'uch ,1 s1rnplts111. ,,\lu11o n \1alung a
\\.Jpt'gl1:tt out o f JJpan -...ould funher .
dl·mnral11e the nJHlinJ I p ~•he. J1s·
lrl'(ltl tht• '\anl'l rrn~lll" ligurl'" and
1nlldtl' thl· 1ird ,r:1mh .i nd ""''"·
n111h1n1r'
\\ l' :irl' n·,ron\lhk llH llUr U" n
l'u1n1•m1, pli ght JapJn 1, .s nation 01
pr,1Ju,'-'r' thl' l Olll'J t:ltl'S. 3 nat1~n
n1 ,11n ,uml·r-. JJpan 1\ J nation o l
l'O\!l'h'l'r' the l nlll'd Statl'S. a nation
<'1 ·l.rn~t'r' J:ipJn 1 p1hng up •ash
and DALE VAN ATTA
rl''-l'f' es. the l n1ted tates is running
up the public debt The Japanese
'-ll_n:i,l' toda' · m rro-... . .\men·
lJn' \J .. nfi,t' tomorro -... or t '
Frum J rl'adcr 1n 'e"' Yo rl . "e got
1h1' -tUl' tton· "I heard ~ou sa~ on
,,,ur rJd111 hroadca t that C'olom bta ~ J' lhl· :.our l' of must of the cocaine
thJt. '' <,muggkd into !he L'mted
...,IJt,·, But I read 1n the !"e" York
T 1ml·, thJ t \ll'\ll l• supplies most of
thl' J rug<., ,·11m1ng into th ts count0 ..
Thl· \kdcllin l·anel. a cnminal
l on 1rt1um opera11ng out of the
((1t11mb1an rc:~rt c1l\ of the \ame
naml· !>u ppht-s an · es11mate'd 80
P<:r•l'nt oi thl' cocaine -consumed b~
.\ma1•J.n). But most drugs are smug-
gkJ hl'rl' 3CfllSS the ~n1can border
11:\SDS TIED -Publtc hou~1ng
pr11 l'• i-are a nNon ous target for
drug J .. ·Jkr" prn 1ng on the poor and
<l1~_.1v.1gl'd resident) \.fan~ puhlt ..
h11u\1 ne: Juthonllt'S ~ould hke ll'
,·r.sd J»"n on the d~alers. bu1 their
hand' . .sfl' ueJ .\ rc:gulat1on of thr
!kp:irtment 0i Housing afld l ·rban
LA·' l'll1pment pre' en ts housing of-
tk1als from using fr•deral mone~ to
rx>hl"l' the pro1eca loca l housing
ulliuals ha'l' complained to Con·
grl''> .. that Hl 'D hasn't done e nough
a~iut thl· 1.1mpa:it drug probkm
ln'l''t1g.ators for a hou~ subco mm1t·
In' Jrt' rt'l.ommending that Hl 'D
l'rl'Jll' J rl·..ourcl° l°l'nter for rnfor·
mJtllln ,,n Jrug abuse and sponsor
1ra1n1ng program' Ill teach local
hou'>1ng otlir1alli hov. tu handle drug
dl·akrs
Jal't .ud~NH ud D•I~ , .... 411.t
•rit~ • s.udil'at~ l'Olumn.
usua,·, ·., .i 'Pill "he-ri' a b1,1rgl~r
"oulu •\(• :ir<.t-1n l·ase -...i: h.lSt' our
huuS<· r-t')., '
rr.l' 01 the morl' all1uent home·
ov. na' ha' i: special )tllrage clu«ts in
thc:rr homts ior fu rs s11't'r dnJ
Jl'"l'lr. Th1\ rcqutrl'S more ke's -
unles) J , umb1n.it wn lcx. l 1!> use..!
Pt'l•~lt• \r.AU ~--a ~·att-&&~~t"---~
rnu.,t hJ \C .i ,umple tt" ~t for that
llk..111,1n II 'u1.. ll" n a boa! .,lr a
m .. 11.•r, '" •l' mc•rl ~ ... , s arr added 11
'our d).lle('ttOn tu ~l.'ep track 01
""ml· gatl'd .l•mrnun111n ha' e l..l'~' IN thl gait' in!>tl'Jd ot 1he pl3\tl,
,an.h
\\ c: ha' e i..e'., ll• 11ur 11lire11 and our
,,k,i.,, .\nd r.'r ••ur ~11.· Jef''S: t><'\l°s
lu~ge anJ ma l~>,c'" \\ c• :rust hh. l
anll unlod . lht' padlodl., ori 01c,~clt''>
garagl''> and t\.)\.11 hl.1\c.-' Peopk "ho
hJ\C lu'>e b<l\{'\ and lll(l! .. ~d'
o u'ts.t(k u\ualh 1:11.l lht'm Hll'
, KC'~~ ha't' tht· .1hil1 t' w h1c.k 11r
rt'\t'al 't',n'1' -le·" t.1 n._· J1anl'S
.ind hnl·1,.1't'' 1or c·\dmplC'
lt',·tl'<l ~ad "t' ha'c h. ,omplt ate
\IUf "' C'' t-\ w mUl h h"" n~ up ...
hut v.(' Jl1 rt hecau~. c'Sf'C{talh the~
da'' "r are atra1d .v. ,. ~no-... w(' l·a n
tx· ~h"rl·all~ assault<·J \\' .:an lose
l1ur pn ' at v our ma ten a l l'{•!>!>t'SSton'
and our h'r'
ThC'rr arr 111hc•r I..<''' I ha\ i:n·t
mt'nt1onc-d Tht't' arc' the· l e'' 10
1ntJ ng1bk ' Pl·rhap' thl' ml•<.! '1•ught
attn ll'' in thl' 1.Jll'[hlf"\ ,., lhC' _., I ll
'Ullt"''I The-re-JI"' .s ill"' tn 1he
hl·.in 111 \(lml'<•lll' 'f'll'I. IJI 1,1 glX'ld
hl•::ilth ,inc..l tu happ1nt'\\
Thl''>l' l..l., .. Jfl' n,1t handt•d ,1ut
Jut,1mJ11.alf, t.1 ""' l'r> ,,n,• ~nd the
fonun.stC' 1•ne!> "h11 d1• ~•,"<.'!>'> 1hcm
1.Jn "h\'<' .. thC'm
~ ould 11 tX' hc.-1.au,c· the'' ,fo ncll u~
thl•m nltcn l'nough •
Columnu t .4oa K't'lls J/\'fi ht
UIUH ,\'i~D('/
Presser polished ~eaml$ttft~'J,_J!!age
His efforts dtdn 't entirely
succeed, .but ref onn near
~o permanent su ce"°r to ~sser Will bt o\s an Ohio Teamster leader dunng the earh
chosen until after his funeral , lat.k>r oflk1als s.a 1d 1970s. Prt"sscr was "1del) cred14ed "1th n-duc1ng
But labor rns1de~ doubt a successful challenge to the power of organized cnme fiiures through hLS
Mathis can be mounted own aagrns1veness tn contra t barp ming .\nd 1n
"Jackie ma' ha' e d<'n ded 11 "hen he \lelded 19 -M pttW.aded then· T eamst<'r Pr<'s1dt"nt Fran.It
the po~er for ·four months." o ne sourc~ said F1t1s1mmons to <'Sabltsh a larJt" publt relat10C\S
ly MA'M YANCEY s~kmg o n the cond1t1on of anon~ m1t) apparatus and put htm in charge of 11
~sS(r died JUSt t'4 0 v.et'ks aftt"r the go' em · Ta.k.1ng O'er as prn1dent 1n I %3. Presttr
WASHINGTON -Jackie ~sscr vowed ment. 1n a fi rst-e"er suit oi11s kind. mo"ed to plaC'C' 1mmed1atel~ ~n to polish the tntt'mational
five ycarsaao to clean up the Teamsten U nion. He control oftheenure union under a rnu n -appo1n1td union's image. He was t he fim Tt"amstcr.prcsicknt
didn't SUCC~. ICCOrdint to IOVt-mmcnt pros· trusitt 1n modem times to t<'Stlf' \Oluntanh bcfort' a
ecutors. but Prt'SKr breathed new life into the ~mona tht" go' emment's claims were that conaress1onal comm1ttet'. . . .
nation's larant union. rt'tumed it to the main· ~sscr. Mathis and the Tea msters· 16 board ~r promised stnators he "ould tr) to stream of the American labor movement and. JU5' maybe. helped put it on 1 peth towards reform. members v..ere controlled b) orpn11ed rnmt" o r. at clean~ the union of corrupt 1nt1~ncn but
. Preuer. 61 . died Saturday.ni&ht ata suburban bcsi. u~" 1llrna or incapable of remo ' .in& th<' C'osa cautioned "therr's no v.·a) I can b<' a poltceman."
Jrv land hos ital after a bettle with cancer. iwo Nostra s dom1na11on 0' er the union s affairs the Earlier ihts month. Sen. Omn Hatch of tah.
monthsaher11v1na up reanroflftn.6-"lnttttOlF'-f'9S4-t-hfW d«~--- -~ Tl'nkln1 1tepulSl1an on tfic-Senaft-lal>or
member union to Weldon Mathis. the No. ~ ~Utr dcni('d e'er being under.mob control. Comm1tttt. credited ~sstr "''·'h brinaina
official and Preuer's apperent c-hoitt IS his but I\ WIS a fine hne 1hat he v.'llkt"d. remembtn na "hono rable" peo ple mto th~ unio n's hierarchy and ,
'succeuor. th~ ,dtsappcarance of form~r Tt"amsters c hief helping clean up the Central Statn Pen'1on P\an.
While Prntrr himselfh8d bttn the sub)«:t of .J1mm) Hoffa aft<'r his relt"&K from Jl il and bid i o "Mr. Prntrr. repniless of v.hai anybod) dte ·
t 4 criminal -i~estiption$ and .was unckr 1nd1c\· reusume ~ontrol of the union. may tlunk of hun. has lived up to evtT) prom11t he
ment when he died. his moves to put Mathis 1n "lf\ou're totalh honnund ""to dean up the made to me." Haich said. "l"Mtt is no one pcnon
control ~re consistent with~ carttr-lon1 effort to union a nd ~ou tr) to do it fasi enoUa,h and with~t wbo can W"allhten n alt out."
repe1r the Teamsten' imaat. makmaaccommodaiions t<>theao vcmmcnt w9n t Last year. whtle con~·alesclna from cancer
Mathis.. 62. has never bttn linked wath an) set ~ ou. the other au~ s -ihe hoods. -v.i tl tr1 t.ratments. Prester auKled the T camsten beet into
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Comedy premiere
a sluggish satire
About the most politive aapect of
"Manhattan Merry Go Round." now
in its world premiett at the West·
minster Community Theater. is the
accuracy of its tit.le -the play aocs
around in circles. and when it stops
you·re no fun her alona than when
) ou started.
There are periodi~ Qashcs of wit in
1h1s new play by Stanley Hart (whose
.. Some of My Best Friends" v.ras one
l)fWCTs more forgettable offerinas a
few seasons ago). but they're, almost
non-scq uiturs. Jan AnfelinQ. who
directed .. Best Friends.' also staaes
"M~nhattan." endeavorin& to pump
some life into the sluggish script with
a cast of talented community theater
'eterans.
Lt·s a noble but unsuccessful effort.
Hart's comedy is lifeless. tedious and
incongruous. Its attempts at satire on
the Ne"' York style of life lack any
essence of punch because the charac·
ters are .s<? foolish!)" fashioned. It's
·doubl~ disappointing because so
man ' skilled actors are involved .
their· talents wasted on an immobile
'ehide. Basically. the pla~ intermingles
romantic ch1canery w1th municipal
machinations as a cit) intermediary
charged wi th settling· a civic cnsis
bnngs the warring partie5 to his
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J111s
apartment -where his Wife is
preparina for a tryst in the Caribbean
with her lover. who's cauaht in the
middle.
Add to this the fact that New York
1s 1n the midst ofa New Orleans-style
Mardi Gras. arid half the actors arc
dressed 1n costume -including three
pirates. the mayor <t«kcd out as Nero
and a strange female visitor who
eniers with a Bloomingdale's shop-
ping bag over her head.
Tricia Jordan as the wanderina wife
tries her best to keep all this nonsense
on an even keel . but her efforts are
unrewarded and ultimately she suc-
cumbs to the stoginen of the script.
Marc LeBlanc fares a little better as
her offi cious husband. coordinator of
the costumed craziness. with his
clipped speech and button-down
character.
~s the mysterious visitor. Mary
i .
atnton sparkles in a role sadly lackina
in that quality. chanJing into Jordan's
clothes repeatedly 1n the second act
for reasons which defy logic. Tony
G rande plays Jordan·s lover as an
indecisive clod. earning·a few lauahs.
while Edward J. Steneck never really
gets a good comic fix on his t<>sa-
garbed mayor. re vening to slapstick
shenanigans to ferret out some
el usive comic response.
The play·s only .. action" comes
from a series of fenci ng scenes
between negoti~tors 4_une Sondaa
and G~ Newcomb': bbln dressed .as
buccaneers. but th~y·re merely flail·
ID$ about in an ~ttempt tO revive a
d~ ing script. Judy Keto n. who enacts
I ~ •
LcBlanc.'s S«retary (and shows up
dressed as a cow) completes the
silliness in a role that seems some-
what of an aflerthou&ht.
The spare setting b)'.-Lee Roy
Dorman includes a panoramic view
of New York -which. is stranaely
masked b} a thick cunain. hiding 1t
from attention. Acti on at an ui>staae
desk is blocked from a large segment
of the aud ience in the honesh~
shaped theater.
.. Manhattan Merry Go Round"
will go around -and around -for
four mo11e weeke nds. playina Fridays
~nd Satuulays at 8:30 through Aug. 6
at the ·westminster theater. 7272
Maple St. Call 995-4 1 I J for ticket
information.
Band o.utshines \
. .
Laine at Center
Bia-band fans aot more than their
fill at the Oranae County Perfonnina
Arts Center's "A Salute to Tommy
Doney" Sunday evcnina, but Frank-
ie Laine fans were miuina the true
essence of the lcaendary sinaer, who
appeared on the second half of the
proaram.
The concen also ftatured singer
Helen O'Connell. with a pi~kup
orchestra under the direcuon of
trombonist Rex Allen.
It's not that Laine took thin.-easy.
As an open-heart suraery patient an
1985. it would have been entirely
understandable if he had. Yet he
continued to put everythina into his
singing. and flashes of the old Frankie
-rough, touah and aruff -come
throuah 'from time to time. particu-
larly in the Iona. hi&h-note endinp of
such. classics as "Cry of the Wild
Goose" and "Jezebel." SufJCfY cer-
tainly hasn't robbed his voice of its
robustness. ·
He also added a small but continu-
ous amount of body enalish to most of
his numbers. rhythmically pumping
his arms and legs and. movinJ his
head to the beat and even doana a
stir.ht bit 'Ordancing as well. ,
The problem existed in the arrange-
ments of ihose clauics. No matter
whether he sang such successes of his
·as Hoagy Carmichael's "Old Rocbn'
MICHAEL
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Chair" or other vocalists' hit tunes as
"Sixteen Tons" (Tennesstt Em ie
Ford). Laine had to adjust the various
styles of those songs to bia-band
orchestrations.
Thus. in Dmitri Tiomkin and Ned
Washinaton's "Rawhide.:· the excit·
ing and disti nct. ruged~fed West·
ern flavor of the oriSJnal was
smoothed out into commercially ·
palpable ··vegasy" tang. The same
was true for Hank Williams' "Jam·
balaya... which in Laine's original
recording with Mitch Miller's band in
1953 was closer to a big-ba nd sound
than a country/western one.
Some of 1he slower numben fared
better under ihese circumstances. His
trailblazing first hit. "That's ~Y
Desire" (a 1931 song he recorded in
1946). exhibited much of its original.
forward-looking 1azz-ballad-blues·
countr) harmonies and flavor. thanks
in large pan to Lai ne's expressive
ttmbre.
.\lso ... I Believe:· with Laine's
t'motional delivt'r)' and some tasteful
orchestra tion. retained its reverential
'et ft'rverent tone and ambience.
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'Venus and Adonls' exhllaratlng one-man show
· Despite the drawbacks. it was still
good to see or silver-bearded Frankie
out there. decked out in a black tux.
open-necked blue shi rt and red·
brown shoesr·entenaining the crowd
with old s,tandards and a few new (and By GREG l.LERK.X
Of ... DlllJ ........
The essence of acting 1s creation.
the abilitv to make an audience
believe in Something or someone that
d~n·1 reall) e"st.
Anyone who has seen Ben1amrn
Stewan·s one-man ~rformance of
Sha.ke~peare·s ··\·enu~ and ~on'\s··
-pan of the Grove Shakespeare
Festival in Garden G rove -would
agree that Stewart is a master of the
fi ne an of acting. On a darkened stage
sans props. sans costume and sans co-
actors. Sle"'W PCCreates the fable of
Venus and Adonis wi1h humor.
passion and a chameleon-like abiht)
to be.man)'Uifferent charahers at one
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time. Illinois twang as Adonis. Between the
The work. t.echnicaJly a poem, tells ' exchanges of infat uation and prot-
of the goddess Venus' tnfatuation estation. he assumes a neutral tone as
with young Adoni s. who vinually the narrator.
ignores her ad\'ances in favor of What is more amazm& than
hunung a boar. . Strwart"s lightning-paced vocal
.. Venus and Adonis" is be lieved to cha n$es is his ab1ht) to quickly and
be 1he first pupl ished non-dramatic con\'incingh assum.e the character of
work created b) Shakespeare. an~ of the three players . ..Stewart lets
Scholars also believe itto be one ofhis each vowrl ring for maximum emo-
most popular works. "Hamlet" and tio n when he is Venus. but also arches
his other plays included. his back slightly. bnghtens his facial
Ste wart. a n accomplish ed expression and moves bis hands in
Shakespearean actor. developed s"eep1ng. pleading gestures. Stewart.
··Venus and Adonis .. into a one-man a slightly pudg~ man of about 50. is
sho"' m 1983 and later won a Drama pract1call) transformed into the gold-~~~~-~=-~~~!~~,~~!~~~~L~M~V!·~.u~.~~~~~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~r his ~~ancc. c n-l1a1redg~dtsLso powertul1s h1s tewa rfs performance is wonder-ponrayal.
E D D I E M U R P H· Y fu ll} simple. At split-second turns. ~s ~don1s. St~wan lowers has head
Ste"'art raises the timber of his voice and scuffs his feet as he is first
JUSt a notch to for Venus. then trades embarrasSt·d. 1)len flustered then
his Shakespearean brogue for an angered at Venus· advances. When
Stewan as one character. he speaks 10 largdy unmemorable I ones. An
a constant spot on the stage or added bonus was Laine relating. in ~is
changes his focus to convey move-ininlltabl) humorous wa~. the h1s-
mt'nt of the other character. actually !Or) behind some of the songs he
creating the illusion of two players made fa mous. ·
onstage at once. o ·c onnell. who debuted with -Stt.'wan ~lso updates some of Jimm.' Dorse) ·s.band. fit more easily
Shakespeare s humorous dialogue. · into the {''ening's style. appearing ID·•
When Venus gives up wooin$ Adonis tht.' first half. Replacing a recuperat-
in fa vor of simply wrestling h1m to the ing Connie Haines. O'Connell re-1 R
ground. Stewan as narrator becomes pied tht' audience wi th such contrast·.
a "'re stli ng announcer. smackin& the ing songs as "How Do You Keep the · h
stage like a wrestl ing mat and rapid-Music Playing:· whi ch she sang with
fi ring tht.' dialogue li~e a Hulk Hogan-senslll\ it) and deep-throa ted emo-~
i\ndre the Giant grudge match. uon. and the upbeat ··rm a Big-Band
8nll 1ant and hilarious. in~f)f,deFmed-wtfft·~n&---... in~h,..
---xrifiough thi: rove hakespeare '1gor. Thi.' years have been \'Cf)' kind ui
Fes1n al ru ns through September. to her. 100. both vocall y and phys1-A
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Hospital supporters go HOllywood
lyVIDADEAN ...............
All the hoopla of Hollywood (make
.that some o( the hoopla) took place
Tbunday evenina at the Edwards
Cineme in Newpon Center for
Southern California premiere of
.. Arthur II: On the Rocks" starrina
Dudley Moore and Liza MinneUi.
Sleek limos pulled up at event,
photOfBphen snapped pictures and
1nterv1ewen stood by with mikes in
hand to areet the "star-studded"
auests a.s they arrived.
The close to 1.100 "stars" were
members o.f Hoag Hospital's SS2
Club and fnends thn-e to help raise
funds for the Patty and Georse Hoq
Cancer Center now under construc-
tion.
One of the first celebs to arrive and
be interviewed b y·mike handlers E4
Aneld and Gor4oa Bowley was co-
chairman C.rl1 Hopper, turned out in
.,
a new aown created by her desiJncr
special for the eveninf-She amved
with "Liza Minnelli' aka 8eMie
MlrU.1 of Cypress.
"The theater. film. cleanup. pop-
corn, soft drinks and his staff were all
donated by Jamn IWwa,.1," said
Hopper. "We had a lot of undcr-
writina for this ev.rnt and should
make about SS0.000." Later Edwards
was gi ven a plaque_ of appreciation.
Job ffefferaaa, SS2 prci, and wife Bar~ara were interviewed,
too. "Chris and I saw the movie about
two wttks ago at the critics' review.
It's funny," said Heffernan. The
movie already had opened 1n New
York and was scheduled for the rest of
Southern California the next day.
Barbara and past SS2 president
Jim Glabmu were stopped by
Arnold as they arrived and asked why
they support Hoag. ··1 intend to spend
the rest of my years htte in this area. If
Ed Arnold lntenlewa 8ulMlra aad Jolua Befferaaa.
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A random cht"ck of dermatologists
irrCosta Mesa. Fountain Valle' and
Huntington Beach found none who
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.\ccording to Fulton. the to tal cost
of three 2-tluid-ounce bottles 'Of
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we don't support the hospital we will
have less than the best health care,"
said Barbara. While at the mike she
101 in a plua for the SS2 Chnstmas
Carol Ball sht' is chairina Dec. 3.
When Tom and Seale Riley wert' in
th~ Ct'lebrity spot, she pluged the
October aucuon/dinnt'r planned b y
Sandpipers support aroup.
Others spotted on am val were co-
cha1r Paul Nyqal1t With wife Sudy
and daughters Heathr and
Samutb, 5'lrlff and a.. G•c·
1e0elm, Pat Cox, Marpret and
Howard RkbrdlN, Elin and B.tt
Wllcex, J udgt' Cal Selim hit, Aady
Carey, Darleee and Bill Muclart. a...,._,., Jlm Vlllen, Lff and~
Bantela. ·
Once everyont' had filed throuJh
the lobby -decoratt'd in red. whtte
and blade with flowers. ball()()ns and
fancy cars -they settled down with
pop. popcorn and piano playing by
Steve Biul before the comedy bqan
on the 11ant screen. ,-
Afterwards. the moviqocrs panied
an !ht' parkina lot where a milhon-
calon ed buffet had bttn set up Witt\
cookies. cand). ice cream. cake. fruit.
coffee and champaine -all donated
b) Four Seasons. Haattn-Daz.s,
Cran Burro. McKeona's Creek Res-
taurant. Myerhor s Cuisine M. New-
port Marriott. Ruz Ca~lton. Savan-
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American circuit takes rare victory over
~rauonalson Stelnbach's homer, 2 RBI
CINCINN..\TI IA P) -New faces fo ur .\ll-StarGa01es.
gave the All.Star Game a new look. That was enough. however. as eight
a nd a new winner. pitchers shut down the NL. Viola set
Terry Steinbach. the weakest h11ter do"n the on l) six haners he faced for
on either roster. homered in his first the v1ctp ry and Dennis Eckersley.
All-Star at-bat and had a sacnfice fl y leading the ma1ors wllh 26 saves. got
t at led newcom er Frank Viola and th~ fi nal thrtt baHe.r~.
the American League over the Na-The crowd of 55.837 included Vice
uonals 2-1 T uesda) night. President George Bush
··1 was: nervous. I didn't "an1 to Steinbach became the eighth pla)er
strike out or embarrass mvself," to homer in his first .\II-Star at-bat
admitted Steinbach. patting ohh .217 and "'as named the game-·s most
for Oakland. , \csluablc pla~er. He sent Gooden 's
Instead. the embarrassment went C1.1 pnch ,O\ er right fielder Darr) I
t6 While~ Herzog as he became the .... "itra" !;>e~ ·.,outstretched &lo ' e.
first :'Ill manager to loS< three times · Gooden. the staner and foser in the
in a game 11 usual!~ dominates. l "86 game. was nicked for three hm
"It's JUSt one of those things," 1n three innings. Knepper. his relief.
Henog ~1d. d id no better as Dave Winfield hit a
T he N Lsullleads 37-21.but lostfor o ne-out double in the fou n h. W 1n-
onl\ the founh lime in 26 vears. field's SC\ kl .\II-Star doubles are a
There "'ere 30 m:"' fa cs. 1he ·most m .:erd and he ued M1cke' Mantle
cH·r. incl uding I !S Nationals. and J()(! Mo rgan b~ h1-1ung· safel~ in
Minnesota's Viola. "'ho beat h1~ se,·enth straight game.
Her1og·~ St. Lo u1sCard1nals 1n G ame A walk to Cal R-ipken and Ma rk
7 of the W.orld Series. retired all six \1cGw1re·s single_ loaded the bast>s
batter') he faced 1n his fi rst All-Star and Steinbach flied out to left field.
appearance. sconng Winfield.
··The Steinbach home run got us .\ great play in the 5CVenth l(KHng
going:· Viola said. bv three-lime G old Glove first
:'Qot much else "'as going on. The bar.eman Don Mattingly helped
.\ L go t onl) six hits and the ~ L JUSt pr-.-sN' e the .\ L ·s third '1ctory 1n the
liH· a~. fqr the second straight ~ear. last 17 ga mes.
1he· .\II-Star Game was a dull affair. The '\;l. reured 1n order by Viola
last sea9Cm. the !'lauonals ya"'ned and Clemens. got three of its hits in
to a 2-0 '1cto~ ·1n 13 1nn1ngs. · the founh aµ1nst Kansas C it) 's Mark
teinbach's homer o tT· Dwight G ub1cza. V1nce·Coleman led ofTwith
Cioockn. in a vea't when ho me runs a soft single to left field.· pl'Ompil~
are do wn a lm ost 25 pcrttnl. enabled ·srok second a nd continued to rhrrd
thr .\L to "' 1n its second·game in the "hen Steinbach's thro" bounced into
last thr<.."t.' but o nh its fo unh 1n the last . center.
26. · .\ fter R~ ne ~ndberg struck out for
O.ldand'• Terry Steinbach •l&P8 ban4'8 ·wttll Yalikeee'
Rickey Hendenon followtnc hi• MCond-tnnm, home nm.
· Steinbach also· hit a t>ases-ioadtd the second.ume. making him I-for-I:?
sac rifice fl y to the warning track in th~ 1n '..\II-Star compeution. Coleman
f<.\Unh a&ain,st. Bob Knepper. That . trou~d home o n G ubicza·s ~:ild p1uh . .' "a~ al~ for the Al. · y.-h1ch had Gubicza's eight ·wild _p11t hes this
managed onl~. fi ve runs in the last (Plea. eee AllERJ€A.1'/B3) . . :
Teni Steliibacb of tile OeJdafi'd Athletla watCM8 lila lone'
fly ball in the fourth lnnlnt prodace the wtnatq nua.
Out oft
CINCINNA:fl (f\P)-.f'orthe"weakt-st hrtter tn the
game. t erry Steinbach deliv(red the .bi&&e~t h11s Tuesday
ni&ht.
· The Oakland A's catcher. the pla yer ·man~ th9ught •
sho uldn't have been elected to the All-Star game. hit a
ho me run.and a bases-loaded sacrifice flv a·nd was voted
Most Valuable Player when the American Leagu_e made •
them stand up for a 2-1 victor).
It wasn't supposed to be that eas). especially when he
took his .217 batting average aga1(1st the Nt>w York Mets:
Dwight Gooden fqr his first All-Star at-bat in the second
inning. ·· ·
"Yo u sav to vourself. ·Don't stnke out. don·1
embarrass \OurS(:lf .. :. Steinbach said after 11 was afl over . .
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.. You·kn1.1" D"'~ght Gooden has·one oi"ttre ~t fastballs c3kh ~ou can.make.".·' · .. · • n.iuldn·11igure out "'h~
1n the m;,i1or'>. I go up thereto hrt that pitch. I was looking ·., The homer"-'3S.nothing ne'IA for Steinbacl). "'ho also .. lnm~ opinion. he's bt'en doing an outs\andingJob
fur a fa-.1hall Jlt the wav ·: • . ~1t one in his fi rst ma1or-.league at-bat in IQ 6 . ror thc:.Oakland .\·s:· said Kelh. "'ho~ world c~mpion
. 1-h~ 1001.. ·Gooden·~· first one· for a stnke and lhen.. · "The gu~ s were leasing me. sa~ mg rm their ans~er \t1nnesota Twins arc chasing ·tlle .\ ·s in the ~L West.
dro' c 1he ne\t one JU St 0' c.-r the ·ngp't·field "all and tbc to~ 1n''!il ques~Jon:· h_e ~\d:·"The logJc~I ne'.~ step 1s to .. · .... The.-~·, e "-On )().some games and the~ ·re 51: in front
glo' e of r?a~ l traw~~ fo r .a hQme run. . · · hit a home rem in m)~ t1rs.t .\\ or,ld Stnes p me. Tht' catcher is a big pan of that club ··
·· 1 \ .. d~ ahc:ad ofh1m OA the count" and tnect ro get th~ . . Onc;·inning late~. S.trtnbac~ came to the platl'.'"' 1th the For h11> pan. Steinbach was lo" ,.t..e~ about prov\na
hall a'~~-but lt 0111·asn't awa~ enoiJgh."' Cooden sa1d1 "I oa.-,~i.load\'d anddehvc.-redasacnfi~t1~ forthe .\menca n him~lf • ·
t'h oµght 11 "~"a good p1tclll:o popup when tie hit.it. bu~ 1\ League:s other.run. · '.. • ~ . ··: ... · . ·-r~ not lhumbino m'. no!>t" at an'. bod' .. ··ti~ said .• :, 1u~1 drru .. ·d··· .. ' • · . . . He \\'asa mogt unlik.eh \tVP Go\ng 1n to·rhe .\II· Lai; " S1ra"~~ sa1d·1t -;houldn·t hll'l" ca.med (hat far. . bre°'l te111hai:h. h,ad 1us1 t1~ e h()me i:u M and'.I <l RBI .\h. u!il .-amc here to do m' be t and sho\I, th.at I belong. .\.s far
· ··11 h 1lf11~ glo't'lf I "'a~ om r~d"~" ll")ingio pull . nrtnJui: 1n ·carlyu \la~ ioot...him o ul Qt\hc .\.!>hn~p for:· ·J, tx•1n~ thl' \tVP I didn't plan an~ of that. bu1 I hopr
thl· h:ill h:i u.:· 1he_\fl'~.,· ngh1-~elder s:11d ·:1 kind ofh~d three "',l'l-k ;ind h1s'eleC11on to 1h1.· .\11-tar 1eam "'a~ .IX'1'Pk "'111 lhange tht:tr mind~:·
11 uflril m' glth c h11.1he ."'all and 11 JUSt hoppt~_out. It's a · ·1.~1del ~ ._ rt11\11l'ct. ~enran Leagµc .manager T.<>m Kt:·ll~. (Plea. eee STEIJIQIACB/llSJ . :: ~ :._ ·.• : . . . . ·. . "' ' . :' -· ..
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Junior circidt's.secret:
solid, iii-depth ·pitching·'.
proved to be tlJ~-Wlz;Jne!
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CINC'INNATl (AP)-The Amefi-.\l manager ,Tqm !\.ell~. ~aid ht;
can ltague now has .the secret to lJ<,l'J his ~ta ffa!mb<;I e-<actJ~ as be had
. Two fifth· round c hoices -sign.
. Cox a lso rem ah;1s unsi~ned ·_
winning the All-Star game: perfect hopc.'J to. "1th none of Jht l'1gh1 _. • ., ..
pitching to start. pitchers gQtng longer than ·t"'o in· ' .: ~ "Fhe Rilffis ~~· 14•n:;:u u.11b draft.c.bot~Ja~ 4-----
Fr'ank Viola and Roger Clem ens set ning'>. .:• .. · . v. J<iohington and Rot"ll:n Ol"lpmll Tuesda~. lea·~ mg onJ~
the standard T uesday night, a nd i he .. Pitl·hing at1J·.,defense "on· th1S" four of their I ~ p1d. uns1i-nl'd a it er 1"'0 da.~ ~of training
rtst o fthe Al pitchers felt obligated to game:· ~ell) , 'a\.d. :·µst ~ c.-llr 1n . c.:imp .
match. And they had to. OklanJ. II \\as t\.\1ltght tha.1 mado th"l' . ···. ~ . ~'' .l(,h•n~ll'n a ,Jft't\ f(l'm l "CL .\. signed ii contract
"There's a negative wave that goes d1fTerc.-nn.'. b~t ton1gh1 1t \\OS JUSt th~ dnJ pral·t1l·cd at RJ.m' PJrk Tht• .1grnt for ~lp1no. a
through the staff. Nobody wants to be pitching.:' . . · · • runn·1ng had. from \J r''ouri J~rt•cJ w t~s "'h11e his
the goat:· said Oakland·s Dennis The .\m.l:ncan l cague allo" t'J 1.>nl) ~·lil·nt '" . .hen· ~oull' h' t Jllt1'm1J
Eckersley. who pitched a perfect onl' taintl'd' run on li'l' hits in . Term.~ of the J~·.1 l s "err not J 1sdoM"d '-'a h1ng1o n
ninth inning to get the save in the l -1 "'inning for .1ust the.third. time 1.n .the :rnd Ddp1no were tx)th tifth-r1.,und picks
victory over the Nationals. the sec-[;1,1 17 vcars. founh in ~6. TQal· ".as no 1nJi.,1111.'n 01 progress 1h netot1at1ons
ond in three years for thr AL. 0 The} rhc ~al1onal<t. onh run c:imc: of1 ' • tn'''h.1 ngfirst .. rounJ ph. ~'l'J"ton lfrttn. a runn1 ng~ck
couldhit oneoutandyou'dwalk olTa .... ansas cm·s !\lark liub°il"La IO the fr1.lnl l C L.\. anJ \.m1n l ,,, J \.\Ide rt'Ce l\er lrClm lo~r:· founh. ,S\. ·~uls" \·i-nce-foleman __ . -..--. \n 1l1nJ ~tale, ~ ... mJ·rL~..u:....! '"h01 ·e \\ 1lhe .\ndc~n. a
Viota. M innesotrs !~game .win-s1ngl£d. ·stulc !St'~ond. continued to , ··-.n.tt"l.1' t'r ·i:rom l <. l \ JnJ :h1rJ'-rounJ r1•k \til..e Piel a
ner. staned the game t>y retinng tt>e ~~" h~·Jl ctucht>r TerfrSte111b~b·s· • . J di.·n<.1' l' tackk twm lll1n,,1,.
first, six Natio nal League hitters. four 1hrt>v. hounccd 1pto >enter for' an . On1:c Dt'lprn1• Jrrt' t'' thl' Ram~" ill ha\ e ~fl ro1.,k1C's
of them on .aroundouts. one on a aror. anJ·<'arTil' humc .. on a ",tld pitch. ~ J nJ >decll·d 't'll'rJn' 1r ,.1ni;'
striltco.ut. Bosto n·s Cicmens. who Thc .!"L had thr~c runne·rs as far.as The Rams '"II .. 1.•r:.:iu(' .10 rram c a1 RJm~ Park
pitched thrtt.perfect inmnas to stan sernnd after -~!lat but cquldn't,score uotd <.;unJa\. \\ h:r lht•\ \\ I mine m r al,Statc Fullt'non
1h~ AL'~ 3-2 vict~ry .two yea~. ago. ··bi.·f)ood) di<i '1 good JQlY· ·a·nJ •• 11.·•r J m\mth. · ~. · • lh~n reta~ the side in order 1p the then I came in there.:· said Eckerste~. .,. . . .,,,!" , .. 1.-... i.'\C1l1ng II' 1'1.· Jhk h• g<'t prarll~ off to a gl'<ld
lh1rd. stnking out'o ne. . . whotlllis th~ ma10.rs wut1·26 savts.:·r • ·'. -.1an:· Coarh John !l.,~in ,1.1n ~Id .. I J1 ke the fa t that
c ~O'\t:; 1 · · '\\ j.,h1ngton anJ 1<.1.',1'nJ·n.1undldt•tt-n 1,e baC'k .\nth(ln~ l ···1 liked doini this better than the-"~s lyp'j ·ally nervous. t c~os.5e~ )Ollr · · · ; • '"",..,,30.are alrt•JJ' •'U' :h('r~ 1n the ~ondan learning fant dme •• Oemcns said "This was a mind thau•ou could blo." 11. but Jbat • . :. . , ., little easier. a li•tk .less hectic. g0cs right by..... .. . .. :· •. , .'. . .. .. • ;--. ,,l/r )~ Sh'l1\ ·~ • • . . . •
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stadium. i ~bably_ thJ!w a little one batter buJ ·,stnkk. ~t Darr) I · •12th-roand pi~ll Jeff aeAdaant talld bandofr· ( l"klp10(< J.Od ~1 \lh·rN.md·r1d .... Keith Jones of N~t>ra~t..a l
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-·Th~ unav~nity ~n an in,·cst1puon of . The l .1 a1hlel1l· bo<lrd ·"H schC'dClled to "'ould ha,c· ~arra.nted .. ~is· ditc~,.r "" 'th} ti di · t i · .t.he· Athleti~ ~ssociauon this spnn1 aftef rtlN't Fnda~ w ~1 ,e a-.~iX>11 oo t~ probe.. remain an '-''rc'"'~u<'st1on'. said Wt1r .. ·-• a e. ~-_rec or r~ gns employcn characd the) had bttn Onk rtd lO al~ing \.\Ith \\e1r·~:n"-'l'rJlmcndat1on~. ' . . . V.l'1rsard-hc·a1so h<tdbttn-toldthatsimim
C HAMPAlCiN. m. (AP) -Univeniiy of
Illinois Atl)letic Director Neale Stoner will
rni&n after an invcstiption that revealed
impro per personal UK of sifts and IC1"Vices.
Chancellor Mon o n Weir announad Tunday.
Stoner. ho~ver, said ii was a "medla-
creatcd controversy .. and that he was tried and
ronvicted before the probe was complete. He
said he would step down so the chartes do not
interfere with the o~tion of the univmity's
Athletic Association. . ·
Wear said attorneys expeaed details of'
Stoner's resipa&ion to be. worked out by
Thunday and that the tettle!Mnt "won't be
roslly." . · .
"This past Wttk. Ncalc StOM'f and I havt
spent ·many hours rc\<iewina all that has
happened in the. pest month. or so. and both of
us have ttluctantly coneludcd that thnc events
have made it 1mposs1bk f0f\h1m to contanut to . ~
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clean Stoner's swimmin1 pool. move him 10 a. Thr no11-pro1t1 .\rhleul· "5~1Al!<>n .. hc..Q-. pra~u,'t'!>-ar<-f<luod 3" Other un1vmi~·athtftic
ne"V ho use. build cabiMts. install a "orkbench NJ b' toner and 0 ' e~f\ ·b, a · board of J c.-panl"'lt·nt' . · · · · _ _
and rcpmrr his alltOml>biles.. din~:tors. d1rt'\'.'ts thl' scnoors · \"nTereollqiafe •' ~hh.owgh that does not m'kr tfiem ~.
Stoner acknow~ that dun~ mort athletie programs ~11h cons1dtrabk 1ndt~n-he . sa"1 •t pro\I~ ··a rontbt aad u
than eiaht yea rs IS athktlC dU'Ktor he dad. On I denl'e fro m the UOl\t'fSlt\ 1' -!· , ntfnµftJ.ng ~rcumStal'I~·· that nlUn Ston.tr•1
few occastons. allow A.A ma1ntena~ em· · Weir. "ho plaM to· bn na the 4.A u·~r'. 1C't1on.s t.u1er \o-u~tand.: · · -
ployees to do penonal work for him -scn•tcn grr:uer school rontrol. said Tu~) that Stoner .. lt'u sad commentary on what sports hll
wonb about S904. Howevt"r. he said that had indic:ued he J1d not -.uh to rortrin.:.t as come to b'U:t it's a fKt of life:· said Weir.
pnclice was well established 1n the AA befott d 1rt"\·tor un<kr that lo.ind of stl'\K'tutt. . . . He st~ 1'\at dunna the in~tioo.
he came to Illinois. T h<' ch.anctllor said the $Choors 1nvcs\ip-l 'I oftkta\s dcitrm't.ncd that. -mani Of ._
.. Ast.htpublicaswcllaware..lonjbef0tttht uon rc'cafod•lhat <>'t'f a fhe-~lr ~ AA 1mpropnctin ~na~<GOtetait11
audit was compktt add the facu known. the emplo~('('s ix-rf\°>rm<"d ~orl o n Sto nn·s home, Ncak Stonet'' wctt unsubsiantaated..
local preu tried and convicted me bucd on \ard and fam 1I cars.. "What 1s tNC. ho"'f"tt. ii lhat 111 of'tlm
\ anonymous alleptions and nnnors.·· Stoner · In adchtio n. he said dJ1<leananc ~ bas hu.n ~at &ofter't ""'9Jioa ..a tM
Mid to a s&awnenL r tbcx alletataons and crtd1tcd as a d onation to the .\A were uted by r°t'putat1on of tbt uniVttlity lad ill ldllldc
namon haw now pro\·ed to be rompkttty Stonn and his &mil~. tho~ the company did prop-ams. .. •Ml Wrir. -11 blll nillil'qu1rlti1 ..
unfounded... not take th<' donatio n as a ta dcduc:11on. · about our int'l'ity. It Ms c:aM a dcMd o.tr ..
Stoner came t.o llhno1s from Cal State .. I ha\t stated prtnoust~ that I bclttvt unavmaty from ·wtucb •t win·~ ...
Fullcn on. thest in-1mpropt'r ... Yid \\'ttt "Nea~ stront)y '~a" to rttc>ver. ·
The m11ntt"nanct tmployttS also said tllfy d1sa1rcn that tht l'ondu<'t "as 1mpropt'r and · "Ntoalc ~rand~ both ..aial Ille~
dtd ptnanal •<>tk for Sto~·s top aidcl. b,at points out tha t a('t" 1t1M ~uch as thnt pttdatc continue to be ctlcctl't 1n lh~ •• 11,111. •
Weir had no 1mmcd.iatt comlntftt on t~ futuR tus adm1n1strat1on th<' chancellof ~id . · •
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Hurdles are security,
and language barrier
SEOUL. South Korea (AP) -While a ftnt
round of spon-by""POft reheana11 lbowed
Seoul tJuically ready for the Olympic pmes
Oamn. orpmzen still seek to put a frieDdlicr
face OD tbe llrict ICC\lrity and brach the
! lancuaet barrier more effeetivcly.
Moon DoQf·boo, aports coordinator of the
Seoul Olympic Orpnizina Committee llid
Tuetday that one of the emphues for the
Games 11.anina Sept. t 7 is makina .1ure the
fiaht interpreten are in the ri.fht places at the
riaht times. Lanauaae often as a problem in
Korea.
The orpnizcn bepn rehear11ls for each of
the 23 Olympic spons in May, in some cases
turnjna auch evenu u the national track and
field champlonshipe into Olympic pnctitt for
the staff' and volunteer worken.
A 26-member evaluation team of Korean
joumaliats and sPc>ru specialiltl ftom outside
SLOOC ~nted its repon on Saturday.
"Tht 1tneral obtttvation was that the
rehearlll1 weR ~uite satisfactory with two
months still to 10. ' Moon said. ''Preparations
are in the riaht orbit. The Games will be
succnsful if we put more 1tress on the
education and traininJ of the people working
at the venues."
He said there were some complaints by
evaluators who u~ a«urity personnel (8
offer more smiles and kind words. He said
training in the final weeks before the Olympics
would emphasize a friendlier attitude to
Games visitors.
"There were just small problems. I'm sure
that by the time of the Olympics. th~re will be
a proper compromiac" between auictDese and
friendlinesa in ICCUrity. Moon said.
Sucb a balance "is one of the most difficult
areu." be said.
In addition to the lllUll concems over
tenorists threatenina such intemational
events. Seoul is worried that its rival,
Communist North Korea, m~t try to diarupt
what are expected to be the billett Olympics
ever. with 12,000 athletes from 161 nations.
South Korea has accused the North of
bombina a South Korean airliner that went
down at Ka near Burma last November,
killing all 11 S people aboard.
Moon said one of the lesson1 of the Asian
Games in 1986, when Seoul waa host to nearly
3.SOO athletes from 27 nations in a kind of
Olympic dress rehearsal. was the need '°cope
better with foreign lanauqes.
SLOOC has trained volunteer_ inlerprctcn.
in EnaJisb, French, Sptnisb, Arabic and Olber
la~ and allO will have \M let'Vicet of 10me foreip raidenta in Korea and Korean
people who live abroed, be added.
The rebeanala 'Showed tbe need to enawe
that enouah qualified interpretea are on hand
for such thinJS as ~ control tests and athlete intervaews, he ' .
Moon said the tome 5,000 interpmen have
been drillina in apona jueon. ulina hand·
books put out by the o,.anizen for each sport,
and the trainina is conunuiq..
"You can't train tbern too much;' he said.
For the overall 46,~member Oly~pic
work force, includinaabout l,JOOpeid staffen
of SLOOC. another round of reheaBlls is
pt.nned in Aupst. includina practice in
recei vina forcip deleptions at the ail'))9rt
and in mannina the Athletes Villae where die
competilon..willlive durina the Gamn. •
Capsule look at All-Star
game's 55-year history
Tragic saga ends,
Starr burfes son,
questions re1nain
Baaer maintain• overall.1•4
BESANCON. France-A trio of well· Ill
known sprinters. led by Jean-Paul van
Poppel of the Netherlands. headed Tues.
day's 10th stqe of the Tour de Franct
cyclina classic. while Canadian Steve Bauer retained
the overall lead. American League was tops
throughout the early years
1933 -The first major league AH-Star game was
played at Chicqo's Comiskey Park. The American
Loque. manqed by Connie Mack, defeated the National
Leque, manaaed by John McGraw. 4-2. Babe Ruth hit a
tW<>orun homer for the AL
1934 -Carl Hubbell struck out Babe Ruth, Lou
~hrig, Jimmie Foxx, Al Simmons. and Joe Cronin in
succnsion. but the American League rallied to win 9-7 at
the Polo Grounds as Mel Harder allowed only one hit in
the last five innings.
t 93S -The American League extended its winnina
streak to three games with a 4-1 victory at Cleveland's
Municipal Stadium. Jimmie Foxx provided the marlin of
vicmry with a first-innina two-run homer off Bill Walker
of the St. Louis Cardinals. Lefty Gomez of the New York
Yankees went six innings which prompted the National
League to have the rules changed so that no pitcher could
·.• throw more than three innings, unless the pme went into
Frem TM A1tedate4 Pnts
GREEN BAY. Wis. -Former Green EiJ
Bay Packen quanerback and coach Bart •II•
Starr said he found his son's body next to a
pwtina card that said. "Love means
believing in someone."
More than 300 people attended a memorial service
Monday for Brei Starr. 24. who was found dead
Thursday at his home in Tampa, Fla.
Starr said his wife. Cherry. gave the card to his son
the last time they were toaether, at the Lomt.rdi Golf
Classic charity tournament in mid-June.
When Starr went to his 24-year-old son's rented
borne. he looked throuah a window and saw the body on
the floor.
The card. he said. was a foot away.
He said his son was a "troubled youna man. Yet we
never abandoned him. In his last days. we became more
concerned."
Starr had written in his autobiography how his son
became involved with drugs in his high school and
college years but seemed to be succeedina with
Bauer held onto his yellow jersey, worn by the lead
rider, with a 14-second lead over France s Pucal
Simon. Most of the riden finished in a pack wjth little
effect on the overall standings.
"Other teams wanted to win the s1a9C so they took
it upon themselves to ride down the breakaways,"
Bauer said later. "So they controlled the race and it
worked out peat for me and I kept the jersey.•·
Bauer placed S7th. and like the rest in the pack was
credited with the same time as van Poppel.
Cyclina squads. .such as Superconfex and Z-
Peuaeot, decided before the race to gain valuable points
in the overall team race. So in breakaways. support
riders for those teams chased down the breakaway
riders and ara<Sually brouaht them t.ck to the pack.
The race went to riders known for their sprintina
strC'ngth with Van Popptl first, followed by ltaly•s
Guido Bontempi and Btla.ium's Eddy Ptanckaert.
Van Poppel. who won 1he third s1a9C on another
spnnt finish. was timed in three hours. 28 minutes, 31
seconds for the 92-mite lea from Bclfon to Besancon in
eastern France.
• •. extra innings. .
. :;. .-1936 -The National League won its first All-Sw re,babilita.1ion i{l f'CC(nt years •
Authorities in Tampa have not yet determined the
Most of the riders were conserving their strenath
before TQday's stage into Switzerland foran encounter
with the Alps.
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•• ; pmc, .4:-3 at Braves Field in Boston.
.:. 1937 -Lou Gehri& drove in four runs with a home
·:·run and a double to pace the American Leaaue to an 8-3
· · victory over the National league al . Washinato~·s
:-; Griffi1h Stadium. In attendanc~ was President Franklin
:;·: D. Roosevelt.
1938 -Johnn)' Vander Meer. Bill Lee and Mace
Brown combined to limit the American Lear.u'w~~;-··~~-;:;~-:~
•· ~~~as 1he National Uijuc wo~ 4-1 at
: • C'tncirrnati's Crosley Field. Lefty Gomez of the New York
•• Yankees suffered hlS first defeat in four ,A.II-Star starts.
·:• 1939 -Yanl(« Stadium hosted i1s first All-Star
1;; Game. with the ~merican l..eague wini:iina 3-1. ~oc
~DiMaggio. one ofs1x New York Yankees in the starung
.:: lineup. homered in the fifth inning for the third AL run.
••. 1940 -The National Lca&ue recorded the first ~shuotul in All-Star play. with a 4-0 victory at Sportman's ~~Park in St. Louis. F1vC' pitchers -Paul Dcn:inaer. Bucky ~ Walters. Whit Wyan. Larry French. and Carl Hubbell -
.:.;:·heki the American l..eague to three hits. Max Wcs1.
•_;:; batung 1h1rd. hat a thrtt-run homer.
,::.. 1941 -Ted Wilhams of 1he Boston Red Sox <::. homered with two on and two outs in the ninth 10 a.ive thr
:'"".: AmC'rican League a drainat1c 7-S victory at Detroit's ;.~ Briggs Stadium. Claude Passeau was the losing patcher.
;·~ Up to that point, Arky Vaughan of th~ Pittsburgh Pira1~
-;: was the NL hrro with two home runs. the first player to do
• :; so in All-Star play. Joe and Dom DiMaaio both played
...
for the -\L the first ume brothcn appeared m the same
All-Star game-. •
1942 -The .\menca n league beat the National
League 3-1 al the Polo Grounds on first-i nning h6me run~
b~ Lou Boudreau of th.e Cleveland Indians and Rudy
York of the Detroit Tigers. York's shot camt with a man
on base.
1943 -The-f\rst night game in All-Star history. at
Ph1ladelph1a's Sh1bc.' Park. wenl to the Amencan Le~ue.
S-4. desp11e a single. tnple and· home run by National
League center fielder Vince .DiMaggio of the Pittsburgh
Pirates. The big bl ow was a three-run homer by .Bobb>
Doerr ofihe Boston Red Sox. wh ich p ve 'the AL the lead
fo r good.
. 1944-Phil ('a,amlta set an All-Star Game record
b~ reaching base safcl) five straight t1mes -tnplc. sin&le
and thm~ walks -10 lead the National league to a 1-1
v1cto~ O\er the-..\merican League at Forbes Field m
Pittsburgh. ·
1945 -No ~11-~tar Game. World War II.
1946 -Aftl'r a one-vear break due to war tra-.el
restncuoos. the ..\mencans trounced the Nationals 12-0
at Fenwa) Park. the most one-sided of the All -Star pmes.
Ted Williams of the Red Sox dad no1 disappoint the
hometown fans. He hit two homers and two singles for
fi ve RBI
194 "! -F~k h~ ht-came the fi rst winning rookie .
pitcher 1n the tlrst 14 ~ears of .\II-Star play as the
..\mencan League n1ppe<,l the' National. League 2· I at
C'h1cago'S' Wngle' Field. 194~ ·_ Detroit center fielder Hoot Evers h11 a home
run and dro-.e 1n two runs and the -\thletacs' Joe Coleman
allowed no hits over the final three innings to hC'lp the
'\-rrlerican League defeat the Nauonal tcague 5-2 at
Sportsman's Park m St. Louis. .
· 19.i9 -La~ Dob)' of the Cle,eland Indians and
Jack1t• Roh1nson. Ro) Campanella and Don Newcom~
of the host Brook!) n Dodgers became· the first black·
BushJoms use .
• The Sultan of Swat -Babe·lhatlt.
pla,rrs to appear 1n an All-Star Game as t~e Amef\can
League took advantage of1ive National lef'&ue errors to
win 11·7 at Ebbets Field in Brooklyn. ·
I 9SO -The All-Star Game returhecf to Comiskey '
Park. the site of the first game. The National league won
4-3 on Red Schoendiensfs 14th-innin1 home run off the
.\"}t'riqm League's Ted Gray in the first game the NL
wo~ in ;Jn AL park. Ralph Kiner's ni111h-innm1 homer-1>ff
.\rt ffo~utteman sent the game into extra·inninJS for the
fir\t 11mr in h1sto1) It was also the first AH-Star game
nat1onalh tclev1scd . ·
f95 i' -The National League hit four homen en
route to an 8-3 triumph at Dt'troit. gjv1ng it consecutive
.\11-Star '1ctones for the first time.
1'151 -The Nauonal LeaguC' cd&ed the American
Lcagu1: 3-"2 1n the first rain-shortened All-Star Game. The .
fiH·-1nnangcontest. at Phildelphia's Shibe Park. featured ·
home runs b) Jackie ~ob1nson and Hank Sauer of the
:"<at1onals. Bobby Shantz of the Athletics struck out
While) Lockman'. Robinson. and Stan Musial in
succession.
1115.l -St. Louis outfielder Enos Slau&hter had two
hats. a walk. dro' e in a run. scored twice and made a great
catl'h as lhr National League beat the American League
5-1 al C1pc1nnat1's < rosley Field. .
195.i '-P1tt·her Dean Stone did not retirt1l batter but
rcn~l\ed credit for the .\men can Lca&ue's 11-9 All-Star
-.1cton· at Cleveland 's Municipal Stadium. Red Schocn-
d1cnst · tned to sJeal a run for the JIJ.ational Lca&ue-af\er
'Stone was summom·d into ttie game in 1he eighth innina.
but the pitcher's throw totfrfe plate nailed th~ runner for
thl' thud out. Nellie Fox of 1he Chicaao ~ite Sox hit a
basc~-loadl·d single tu gLve the. AL the lead. Al Rosen,
Bopb\ ..\' 1la and La~ Doby of the Indians drove in eight
of thr -\L'~ run!. "11h RoS<'n connecting for two homers
and fi,e RHI. ' ·
1955 -St. l.ou1!t· Stan Musial hit Frank Sullivan's
firca'p1tch of the 12th.inning for a home run to give lhe
~a11onal Lt'a,ur a f>·S \ 1cto1) over tht American Leaaut
at \falwaukec ~Count~ S1ad1~m . :rhe AL had led S--Oaft~
(PleaH Me ALL-STARS/BS)
c.ausc of death. Clccarelll cltee eelf defeDM Starr said Bret appcarC'd in aood spints at the aolf
tournament In the Milwaukce suburb of Menomonee Falls. TORONTO - Dino Ciccarelli of the
He said he also had been pleased with Bret's Minnesota Nonh Stars. charged with ....fP~la~n~n~ed~ca~ree~r~s~w~i~tc~hh!fr~.go¥m~a!.!n!!.S..ex!i!o.ut.u1c;,ja1Jnuinmuaa~I .uhu11s:wi.une~s..as-':;s~sa:u~l~t ;-::fi:o~r r.:•:n;-:;:in:cidcnt d11ri114 an ?II rca es 1e eve opment. gamr. testified that he was acting an self-
The Rev. Donald A. Ou. who served as minister 11 defense and that the play was "pan of the pme."
·the First United Methodist Church when Starr was Ciccarelli told provincial coun on Monday that he
coach of the Packers. said 1he Stam had been had "definitely no in1ention" of an.Jurina Toronto
"courageously honest with us by allowing us to know Maple Leafs defen!:Cman Luke Richardson durina the
the.Ory of Bret's life and de-a th. · gamr last January.
'Through your honesty and love, you have let us "His stick was up clearly before mine wasand l was
-now of his turmoil in search of himself." Ott said. reacting:· Ciccarelli told Judge Sidney Harris .. ~ho
EZra Johnson, a former Packers lineman. was reserved Judgment until Aug. 24. . •
among those al the service. Ciccarelli pleaded not guilty to assauhina Rich-
"Ban was always there for me when I had my ardson in the incident ar Maple uaf Gardens." .
troubles" he sa·d ··1 am here toda to let h'm k o I Richardson. 19, was not injured but Ciccarelli was
appr«ia.tC' the l~v~ he showed me. J 1 n w ejected from the pme for the attack and later was ai'ven
He added that he and his wife have a 9-montb-old a I 0-game suspension. . , . ·
child .
··This 1ragedy gives me something to think about."
Johnson said. "Believe me, I will be more than careful
in how I deal wi1h.my child." .
~ote·of the day
· Y ankccs owner Gffrse S&elabreuer, on his
three All-Stan. Don Mattingly. Rickey Hen-
de.rson and Dave Winfield: "I'm not sure if they
have what it takes to win. "We have the highest
P,&Yroll in baseball and these guys have never·
/WOn."
·FreQ Injury to BUI•' Kelly
ORCHARD PARK, N.Y. -Buffalo m
Bills quarterback Jim Kelly suffered a freu. • 9 t
injury to his ri&ht ankle a-'d will mass the
stan of the Bifls prcscason schedule. the
team said.
Bills physician Dr. Rich Weiss diagnosed Kelly's
injury as a mild sprain.
Weiss said Kelly could rcsumcexercisina within I 0
days. but would probably no1 be ready to practice at full
speed until after the Bills' Aug.. 4 prcseason opener
against the Houston Oilers.
)tz-Jay'• wlf e kill~ In cruh
HAYWARD -The wife of former
Toronto Blue Jays baseball player Al
Woods died in,a tratnic acciden1 near her
home in the Hayward hills, police said. ill
Landa Deni~ Ancknon Woods. 33. was pro-
nounced dead at Eden Hospital Medical Center in-
Cas1ro Valley on Monday. Police said she lost control of
her car when negotiating a tum on Hayward Boulevard.
HC'r 4-year-old daughtC'r. Kirstin. was asl«p in the
back seat of the car at the ume and suffered minor.
injuries. officials said.
s. \
Cobru •Ila wide receiver.·:
LOS ANGELES -Wide ~caver-EiJ
defensive back Mike Bcnso!' .. who did not. ' •II t
play college football. was signed Tuesday ·
b) the Los Angeles Cobras of the Arena
Foolball League.
Benson. who played soccer at Sou1hern Connecti-
cut State College, later played semi-pro foolball and was
on the New England Patriots' replacement team durina
the NFL strike last fall. .
Benson was released last w«k by the Canadian
Football ua4ue champion Edmonton Eskimos.
Benson 1s expected to play Thursday when the
playoff-bound Cobras. S-6. play host to the Chicqo
Bruisers an thC' final regular Ka son game for both teams.
Televl•lon, radio~
TELEVISION
5 p.m. -BASEBALL: Minor League Triple-
A All-Star Game. from Buffalo. N.Y., ESPN.
· S p.m. -SPORTSEMM)' AWARDS: Ninth
annual awards ceremony, from New York. WOR
(On Channel 1 I _at 8 p.m.).
7 p.m. -BOXING: Git Contreras vs. Kenny
Mitchell, from Inglewood, Prime Ticket.
SelecTV.
8 p.m. -BOWLING: The Kessler Classic.
from Riverside. ESPN.
RADIO
No events scheduled.
THURSDAY'S TELEVISION
6 a.m. -MEN'S GOLF: Bntish Open, from
Lancash1rt'. EnaJand. ESPN.
10 a.m. -BASEBALL: Dodgers at Chic.qo
Cubs (doubleheader). WGN.
· THURSDAY'S RADIO
. 10 a.m. -BASEBALL: Dodgers at Chicqo
Cubs (doublehcadC'r). KABC (790).
cqacfJmg s~tt-. ·E-·u· r· 0. . p·ea·n· S under Bullard.· . . -· . ·
"..: ~ . '
have something to prove :z,s:
beeiluse of log
LOSANGELES(AP)-Jitn Bush. B-r1'tish Open n-ot too open Stranae.wmneroflast montt.'s U.S. Open. w'ho coactled UCLA to four NCAA Jacklin, however. was outspoken about what
track 'champ1onsh1ps .. .taa• Joined t-.o-Am-ertcan competitors he considers the emergence of Europeans as the southern Cal's pravam as a volut?-dominant force an golf. :
teer assistant. Trojan coach Ernie 'It's just as I said in aa interview before tbe
Bullard anao1tnccd Tuesday: Ryder Cup Matches. TbeY, asked me who wo~Jd
Bush. 62.· .will work with the L YTH >\M. England <AP) -Tony Jacklin. win and I said we would beCaute we're better now.
hurdltrs. He roached at UCLA from who was once the only British contender 1n a "lt's...that simpk. ian't it-'!'' saMI Jacklin. who
1 %s:g4, Jeadina the Bruins to na-. dominant >\mcrican golfing conlintent. says an won I his title in 1969 on \hf Royal Lytham and St
tional iitles in 1966 and 197 1-73. Amencan has hnle chan~ ofwinnina the British . ArinesGolfClwbcounethatwillacrveasthesiteof
Sinc.c ~tirina from UC~. ht> has Open. . · . " tournament that beains Thunda~ · worked as 1 condilionina coac.h for "We're better than they arc now." the captain Jacklin lis\e4 thret British yen -de~nd:
the Los Anteles J:>odtcn and Los of Brittan·s v1ctonous Ryder Cup team said ang ohampion. Nick Faldo of na1anc1: Matten An~les Raiden. . Tuesday om a mailer-of-fact way. refmina to the t1tlc-hbldtt ~ndy 4-le of 'Scotland and Ian
Bullard made two other staff Ammcans competina. in the oldtst of all the Woomam of Wales -as the most likely to
chantn. worl.d·s aotr touml.ments.. the I 17th re~I of sY«'ft'd. ~ aj_eo likes Scv~ ~of Speift.
Hilliard Sumntt fOrmerly \ht wht('lt-beains Th~y. '. -' . ~ -wlto won on lllii coune 1n -1979 alona with
. h t Taft· Hilb in Wood-. "BY. ·,,..e: I mean th<" Europeans:·· he said. Bernhard l.AnaerofWnt Gftmany. , ~n~~ wiH bt Southern cars full· . "LQQkinf at the favorites thl~ week. I can't. ltt "Sevc woo' here bttOre and co"'I"' blck may
tTmu • ·~·tcoac6. Herrpl.ceiOeorst .~d a Euro~an win. I cant tee an A~mcan rekindlt somt' memories for him. aivt him IOfM
Mei.ar. now lbe. bad track CCMrch at ' winning-bu~ l·m baatcd. • .. " rencwedconfidence.1nd.en~llliatm.
Los Antcles City Colletr. , F:or l~klan. t~ ~ !1 ~.n us. vs. them "And, Bemhard, it just IO drtmnined, hat eo
M1kr Baile a full-time ~114n1 .s1tu~t1on. For Arnencans. at s 11mply 153 lblfen much desire," Jacklin said, rekindUnt an .. us vs.
the last two ~n with the joiltb«n · pl~yina each other. · . them:· aspe:ct of a toumament that. in alft!Olt all
Cal womt>n's team. will adf to lilt "Wedon'tth1nkof~hotttet:asAtnerican1or placn outside the United Staaa. is recapiaed 11
duties by coachin1 the men's throw· ~uropeans or Austrahans. Were · pro p(cn. the..~ chamDionship.
anarvtnts. · · · comina from the same becqround." said C\lnis M~t leadfna American playen have at-
• , \-
7 2
tempted-atleastpublicly-toplaydownwhltis NEWPORT, R.I. (AP)-A com-
seen as an American vs. European confrontation. mittce ruling was the only t1.S.
"You don'ltend to think of it in those terms:· Olympic Sailing trials action here
said Strange. whose U.S. Open victory was the Tuesday as foa canceled races, but a
1hird of the season and his tint major victory in a California man sailed to a come-
Iona and successful career. from-behind victory off Musachu-
Jacklin acknowledaed Strange's ability. Ktts and two races were acttled in
The European pl8ycn •~ eetti"f into it. too. 1fftdn' IS seconds off San DieaO.
Asked if an American could win this week. Bnan Ledbetter of San Diqo c:alM
Ballesteros replied: "Bobby Jones did." , from seventh position at the ftm
ThC'n he produced an elaborate shtua and mark of the Finn ra~ ofTMarblebead.
· added: "a Iona 1ime qo." Mass.. to beat Ale1t Cutltt of
Thr historical ·referen~ was nor whl)out Madison, Conn.
'
merit. Jones won this title on this coune In 1926. In a neck-and-neck t80e off Sen
But he was the last American to do so at this links 01eso. hometown saik>n Vinoit lnan co~on the west coasi of~ftllaftd. · -amt Huao Sdireu~r iCt l'i0ift1M
In tht six British Opens playtd heft si~. stanina mart of the Solina clala but
then, the winners have bttn an Australian PctM won bY only eilht IK'Oftdl over lill
Thomson. 19$8). a Ntw Zal:ander (Bob Chirtri, Buchan of Bel~ Wash., wi1b
1963). an Enahlhman (Jacklin. 1969). a South Mark Brink oa crew. Tbint .-.
African (Gary Player. 1974) and a Spei16'nt Bnalheri ffOWard Sbieblet ol QU.
(8allnteros. 1979). . • dale. N.Y .• with mw Tod Raynor
"I don't unden~nd 1t. Thett doaft•t 9""' to fotlowed l6 ttehind Buchan.
be any panicular reaton for it. It just baoDefta.·· In the Star dua. John KOS1eeti of uid Tom Watton. who t(Ol'td tall ftfth-lrU.illt San Franatco. won Tunday•1 eom-
C>Dcn victory -and the laA by an American -in pttit1on by only 1 • IK'Oftdl wida lob
I 483. . BUlinpam and Will Baylis crcwiftl,
ft
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Orange Cout DAIL y PILOT /Wed~ay Jufy 13. 1811 ..
ALL-STARS.·. "'··· . 195' -k Louil tlUnl 'bu I M .. lowr --,..,,., ....... ... owtlllNti ..... ve,..,.ad wuu. Mays drove iD two nm.
...._ tbt Nadoall ~over tbt =-ia \;:t.J; It Oritlltb
/ 1957---0t•lltedllUll~ Votel from aadanati fiw, MWD GI
tbe 8'Utina eJPt politionl elected were Reda. Bat Commillioncr Ford Frick Oldered outAelden Gus Bell
and Wally Poll dropped Becaute of
the results, the VOie WU taken IWI)'
hm the fans until 1970. The Amen-
can Leaaue won the pnle' 4-3 at
lulcb S'tadium in St. Louis as
Detroit's Jlin Bunniq pitched three
Derfect inni.np for the victory and the 1'iaen' Al Kaline drove in two runs.
Watch out Siskel & Ebert, Yogi's
expanding to the world of critics
Berra's profound viewpoints have way
f o get a unique look across to moviegoer
By RUTH Rt.:NOON ... i••••• .....
HOUSTON -Yogi Berra isn't
catching pitchers anymore. JUSl mov-
ies.
19S8 -The 2Stb anniversary All· 5car Game at Baltimore's Memorial
Stadium went to t.bt American
Lape, 4-3. in a pme that produced
only 13 sinaJes.
Oncl' a month. the Houston Astros'
coach leave!> the ballpark and trades
his ba'ieball cap for the hat of a m ovie
Cri lt l".
And the man cre-dncd with such
quotl''\ a ... ··11 ain't over unul n 's
o'er" and "Nobod> goes there any-
morl·, 11\ too crowded" 1s providing
s1m1lar 1n:.1ght into the film world. 19S9 -At Fo rbes Field in Pit--uburah. the first of two AllrStar
: Games played that season went to the
· National Lague. 5-4. The NL scored
the tying and winnina ru~s in the
bottom of the eiahth when Hank
_,\ar()n sinaled in a run and scored on a
.triple by WilJie Mays.
Bara·!\ "Yogi at the Movies:· a
brainchild of Nc"' York spons mar·
kl'ttng agl'nt Tom Villante. doesn't
·get in tu tht mo' 1cs· plots or sub-plots.
hut Just whether Berra enjoyed them.
, : 1959 -The second game o~ the
year was won by the Amcncan
~uc 5-3 at Los Angeles' Memorial
Cohscum. Nellie Fox of the Chicago
White Sox singled in the decidina run
in the seventh inning.
· i960 -At Kansas City. Mo ..
Willie Mays went 3-for-4 and scored
the pme's first run as the National
lequc beat the American Lcaaue·
S-3. The game was played in 101-
Joe DI 11aa10
dqree heat. Ernie Banks hit a homer Tiger Stadium highlighted a barrage
for the NL. of six homl· run~ -·three by each
1960-Two days later, on July 13, team -as tht' American League beat
Willie Mays. Eddie Mathews. Stan the Nattonal LeagurVt-;1, .
Musial and Ken Boyer homered to 1972 -Cinunna11·<1 Jue Morgan
power the National I.ague to a 6-0 singled home Nate Colhen from
victory over the American Lequc at second base 1n the bottom of the 10th
Yankee Stadi um for a two-game inning to gi' c th~ Nattonal League a
sweep in All-Star play. 4-3' icto~ o'er thl' ..\mcncan League
1961 -Despite a record seven at .\tlanta
errors and pitcher Stu Miller getting 197 3 -Bubb' Bonds homert'd and
blown off the Candlestick Park doubkd to lead· the Nat1Mal League.'
mound byg;lc wind . the Nat ional to a 1.1 rput of the .\f\leman League
~ue ed the American League at Kansas Cit ). Mo.
S-4 in the 1rst o f two All-Star games 1974 -Write-in Staner Ste' e
played. Pittsburgh Pirate Roben o Gan C) of the l os .\ngclcs Dodgers
Oemcnte knocked in ,a pair of 10th· singled and •doublcd·~to lead the
inning runs and pinch-hitters George Nauonals tu a 7-~ \ tCtuf\ over the
Alttnan and Harmon Killebrew Amcr1can'i 1n the .\II-Star Game at
ho mered. Pim burgh
1961 -The year's secondAll·Star t<ns -Bill \1adlork of the
··1 lu'c mo' 1cs. 1f I like them."
quip<, the former New York Yank~
catcher and past manager of the
\ ankcl'S and Mets.
\'1llan1c. a batboy for the Yankees
'~hl'n Rerra first jOtned the team in
194" 'aid he ha!> "'anted to-transform
licrra 1010 a movie cn11c since his
da'' 10 thl' Yankees· clubhouse.
·"Thl' pla~ers wc..uld ask YogJ. 'Hey.
\ ng1 \\hatmQ,·1ed1d~ougo~e'! And
hl· "ould g.1H· the most interesting
re' 1ew '>. probabl~ bt·ttcr than the
mo' ll' 1tsdf This got 10 be a daily
thing. and I remember thinking that I
wa'i going 10 do )Omething wnh 11
someda' ... said Villante. former ex·
t'CUll' e · d1n:ctor of marketing and
broadcasttng for Major League
Baseball.
·· 1 thought he was rraz~... Berra
recalls ... He ~1d. ·Let\ t~ 11.' So .,..h )
not. there·s not much to It. eAcept go
to a mu,1e:·
.. It 's fun and 11 does pass the tame
a" a~. If ) ciu're on the road. you go to
the mo' 1e at 12 o'clock or I o'clock.
Game ended in a l·I tie at Fenway Ch1rago Cuhs hrokc a 3.3 ttl' with a ·Park asa hcavy downpou11r~ca:u~sc~d~t~h~e~~h:,as~·c~~~l¥,oa~~~c~d~!>*1~n~gl~e~1~0~1fhe~~n~1n~i~b:-J~ .. me te be eelled. h i!l -the only rie in inning 10 lcaa the ,\;a11on:il League to
All-Star history. ~~ 6-3 All-Star '1ctof\ at \11lwauket's
Count' Stadium · '. . . ·
I ·
llaya
• I Y76 ~ .\t Philadl'lp)11a'<; \' t't~·rans
St:1d1um a) baseb:1ll Cl·kbrated the •
nation't; b1centrnn1al. C1nc1rtna11·s
<.il·otgl' Fo.,tn h 11 a homl·r .rnd dro' c
1n three run.-. to · hl'lp \hl· :""at1onal -
League detl·:tt th\.· .\menran-Lea;gue.
7-1 •. \ .
11};., -J1w ~h•rg:m· hl·carhc the
.fo urth pla)cr vi .\ii-Star' h1 to~ to
kad off "' 1th a home rvn :and Da' e
Parker al'>o huml'rl·d 1n ihe fir'ij
1nntngl'nrou1c wa 7-Svino~ forth~
Sat1qnal l.,l·agu~ .11 Yankl't' 'itadtum ~·
1471( -Stn l' (1Jr'1'' bJ.·L·ame thl· .
fir\t t\\1H1rtll' '.\f\'P 10 .\Ii-tar h1~·.
tor' a'> hl· li.l'' t•d thl· :°'iauon;rl
L1..·:igul"!> ~,3 '1 ... ·io~· ·a t Sall Diego's
·Jarli. \tu'tph~ 'itad1um \\ith a game:
1962 -Los Angeles shonstop t) 1ng. t"o·run "ngk jnd a tnple to
MalU)' Wills stole a base and scored \parli. a four-run l'tghth inning. Th..-
two runs and team mate Don .\I ·.,Rod ( arl·w 'ct a n.·lort1 w rth t~o
Drysdale pitched the first three in· tn pk:.. . · .
nings allowing one hit as the National I ti~') -I <'l' \1a11tlf1 hit a pinch
League defeated the American hum ... ·r 10 thl· eightn 1nnulg 10 tic thl· .
Lcaauc 3-1 at D.C Stadium. .\II-Star · Ciaml' for thl· ~auonal ....,.~ ... ,,..
I ~62 ~ Leon Wagner of the Los Ll·ague and walli.l'd w 1th the base<;
Angeln Angels htt a two-run homer loadl·d 1n thl' ninth lilr. fl 1-o 'JiCIO~' ·
and Rocky.Colavito of Detroit hit a O''l'r tht' ..\mt'1"1 ... ·an Leaglll\Ut Seattle's
thrtt·run homer. leading the Amen· K1nidoml' • · ·
can League to a 9-4 vactof\ ovtr the I ()~11-1 hl' 'i1t annal I l·agu~ beat
· National League at Wri'1ey Field. the .\mc.-m-.in I l':tgue -t-~ a' ihe .\II·
: 1963 -San r=rancasco's Willie Star (iaml· ''a) pla)._l'd 1n -1l0.datr.. •
· Mays drove in two runs.·scored twice. . ta 1um or t h~· fir,1 llnll' MVP Kt'n
stoletwobascsandmadeagreat catch Gnfl~,·s t"th>utiho mt·r 1n the fi rth·
in center field as the National League inning wai. thl' rirst 1'.;l hit· . ·
beat the American League 5-3 2t · 1 Q8 I --\fh'r .11 .... r1-month pla~ers :
Ocveland's Municipal Stadium as strike. ba'll'hjll rl'lumcd "'11h the All·
baseball went back to one All-Star Star .gaml· 1n Cle' l'land before a
pme per year. · . rro"'d of 7 2.0X() < iar~ < arwr of t~e.
1964 -The Nationart.~ague beat · .Mo ntn·al [\p.1' htt~ t"o hllme runs
the Amencan League 7-4 on Johnny 10 gtH'. thl' -..:.1.tll)nal Leagut• a 5·,4
You're out by 3 and then 10 to t~
ballpark instead of layina around like
I wal) today." said Berra. who was
napping in the clubhouse before a
recent game at the Astrodome.
The JO..second ~views. shown on
65 television stations throµ&}lout the
countr). begin with a simple head
shot of Berra ~ith a black beckdro p
and an ofT-screcn voice-Villante-.
injeCll nJ questions.
... Yogi. did you get scared?"' he asks
oflhl' movie "fatal Attraction ... that·
ser\Cd as Berra's movie crittc debut.
"\;o I onl) get scared .,..hen it's
s<.af\. ·· he answered. He referred to actr~\) Glenn Clo!.t. as Glen Clove. a
suburb in Long Island near Shea
Stadium.
"Yug1'<; Scoreboard." where Berra
gl\l'S his rating:.. gave "fatal Anra ·
ll<>n .. a homl' run. Those he doesn't
hli.l' get a strikeout. Other ratings
rangl' from a single, double or triple.
So far. Berra. who has ~en wtth the .\<;tro~ the past three )ears. has ~et to
St'e a strikeout.
Tht' 'er) hone)! Berra ma) be the
first mo' 1e cnuc to admit missing
part (If a mo' tl\ When re,·1ewing
.. Shout 10 Kin:· \'rllante asked ho"
hl· had liked the opening scene.
.. He~. I got into that movie late and
m1sM"d 1he-0pening. How dad It go? ..
Berra's other revtews include: ·
"Rambo Il l" "S\lvester
Stallone 1s a one-man arm .. ::
"Good \forn1ng \!1cinam" -
"I've alwa) s been a fan of Roger
Williams." He meant Robin Wtl·
ham'>.
"Three-Men and a Bahv... -
··PrO\ l'S th re<• men can be JUSI as good
as onl' woman ...
"Casual Sex" -"~o SC\ 1s safe.
unless )ou·rc o'er 85."
Film critic Yott Bena
'81!11 \1 Btu._., .. -"I! rt•m1nded me
ot being 1n thl' .\rm) -e'en lhough I
"'as in the 'a'' ·· . I ( ould ht• guc~ thl· \.'Odtn~ tn
··\tJ-.qul'fade"" ··~c•. bui tov.ard\ thl'
end \OU u1uld ..
Berra m1SSl'd 1h1~ 'ear's .\ adl'm'
.\"' ards becau~ of a game but agreej
Yo tth the "'tnnl'r'>
.. .\nd the ~upponing 3L trt:~'>. 1s that
-·Du-Cactus.' ur "'hat'<, her la)t
name"'" hl' a'ked .. he· .. our neigh·
bor She did a good Jllh ·· OI~ mp1a
Dukalus. "hu "'in bc.·<,t '>uppon1ng
actress
..\nd at a formal prt'' tt'" of" '.\ll'Un·
struck ... Berra gut'!>sed ( her and '.\h
Dukak1s \\Uuld gl't tne "Goldl·n
Glove .\"ard:· reternng to the
"Golden Globe Award."
Berr~ usuall) aoes to movies wnh
his wife. Carmen, or other coaches.
He "'as looking forward to an
Astro!> rodd mp 10 San Franc alCO
w hcrl' hl' "'a'> planning t"o tnpllolht
thcatn
"I lo\l' the popcorn. You can't 10
"lthout the: popcorn and Coke,"
Berra s:i~ <; ·
In ltou .. tun. Berra goes to the
010\ 1l'S al a I +thl"ater romple x near
thl· -\\trl.>Joml' Fans recoanitt him
at thl·att:r\ "but usuall~ I go an the afu~nmon That'<> the tx-s1 time to get.
tk'L·au'>l' nohod~ 1s there ··
Berra Jls11 prdt"rs ttle back row.
.. f hl' thl·atl'r!> aren"t v~ big. The
')l'jt' arl m11re romfonable They got
tho'>t: that )hdt" hac-k and a stand for
thl· dnnl.. I got spoiled because I saw
thtl'c 1 mo\1l·~1 1n Chicago and they
J 1dn't hJ' l' a plan~ for the dnnk."
&-rra "JHomtl'mplaung "atching
J m .. , tl' ~tamng ··Sean Conrad I
fl•l"gl'I th1· namt'. 11 st.ans with a ·p:
P11'>1Jrn" I don't Ii.no"' ..
rk Pll'Jnt '>ean Co nnt'f\ and the
m o \ ll · I hl· Pr1".id10 ·· ·
.. I hl·r1· 'J 1.1fupll· 1mo'1es> l'Omang
nu! I "-.1n1 tu -.et' This «Edd~)
\lurph' · he·, loming 10 .\menca .
-\nJ thJt '·''.Jt1un one \\Ith that bag
IJ1 iu\ II' I
.l t•hr, C ~nJ' ·· .~ .. • .
"\ l'.1n I th~nl.. 11 1s The big fat guy
1ha1 ' ;,uppo-.c·d to gu on vacation:·
lkrr.1 "' J r\.'krnng to the Candy·
Dan U r 'd relea!>e. "The Great
<>utdu11r' ·
-\' tJr a~ lkrra hanging up his
unitorm J nd cap for the ti t le of full·
ttml· 1.n111. .. , n:alh don't kno w It's
tun doing 11. l'\pt'l IJll\ .,..hen we
'hu•Jt 'I ou l'an '>3~ JO\ thing ~ ou want
lhen lhl'' cut and mak(' 11 look good.
The' tJ~l' thr be<1t ..,om<'llmes. I get
ll1ngu(' ttl·d ..
Callison's two-out. tbret>·run homer· triumph' o' n thl· .\ml·nran L 1:ague. ·. . , · , · __ . ~ -~ , .. . . . . . . • . · • ·_ · . · .
off Dick Radatz in the bottom of th~ V 1S)a Blue "lB th· winning p1tc-hcr. · · • · . ~ _._ -.eeda .... t
· ninth inning at New York's new Shea mak1ngh1m 1hdirs1.p11chortow1n a'n St. Loal8:.Cardlaal " .... Coleman ~ftfe ~k ·tb ~ eafelJ under 'the tac of A!111etlca' .Mara llcGwmi: au Y n. .. -·
. Stadium. The victory pulled the NL .\It-Star Cianw 10 hoth lta~uc:s. His · ~ tv~n with its ri ValS ~ 17-17· l > for th h, 11'.:fh~ l~an1<' 1n f q . 1 .. c·· . ~ · ""
finttimesincethe scnesbepn. 1'482 -lhl' '.'\at1onal Leagut• AME~RI AN· · .. Matt·1·ng.1rv.,s d· e·~ens1·ve
·1965 -The National League took · reg1s1c:rct1 11s H th con~ ult' e .\II· From· 81 · . . . . ·. ~ '•·: ·~. . ' , • . J . . . . . ' 1 4 •
theleadovertheAmericanlcgucfor ·Star ·\tCfo~ 1)\t'r ' tht' .\mt.tncan · k
the first time sinte the AU-Star series Lc:ague ..... tth a 4:1 \IC'l~ it Mpn· -;·a'S4->n a;• the most Qn e1tKt . t pla' y e·v 'to' ' AL 's v1·ctory
bepn. winning 6-5·aJ ~etropolitan treal's.Oh mptl' Sta'11um. the first .\II·· . ( .\nd~~· Dawson· and 0arr:1 s~~~-. , J .
Stadium at . Bloo~ingto~. Minn. It . S1ar G amt> pla~~d ~u1s1dc: !he Vmted htrr~ fo llowt>d ~1th infield sinales. · .. • . . · . . ' was the Nationals 18th vat tory.. StatC's .. Oavc.-,( oncepc1o n s two-run. hut Gpb1cza avolded f~her tro.uble . -. . , . • .
1966 -Maµr'y Wills sinf)ed in homer· otT l)cnnis Eckdslc) in the '. h1
, gl·lltng Bobb) Bonllla QI\ a fl )· ba[I' (.'l°'\'Cl:"!'i . .\ n -{.\Pl ·-Do{' Mat· t()('li. a run·a"'a~ from U\ Ht"' J g.rt3t
:rim McC.arv~c ~th th.e :*inning nni· sefond inning "a:. tht'tkl·1d11'1g htt • and Will la'rk on a grounder. · tmglv ma~ ~?t ~doing enouah ~th til"t baS<"man f\("~ umt" f .,..ai.·h th:
an tM 10th ·tnmna, '1vma the Na~ · 198.'-On the 50th annl\ersan ot . .\rkr that. the pttchen dominated.· h" hat for the :"e" York Yankees to ]~pla~s. I stt him t"1ther h11 J homt
_ tional Lcaauc'-a 2~ I victory over t~c the first All-Star GamC'.-Fred. L~ nn 's Guht<:J'a se;ttled down for a ~rf«t , . plaa<>e. qwner Gtorgc ~tcin~nncr. n. ~an a gamC' "ith a ~11 or ma~C' a
Ame.rican Lcaaue at B~sch Memonal gran~ slam ofT .~Lkt> H.am.make(. the fifth and Daq~ S'tieb ·aave up Sand· but he did enough with .hll aJove real _defC'nSt\'C' ~I~~ HC'" o.rw l'f th~
Stadaom. . . • firstan ~ll·Stlir corhpelltton:cappeda bl·rg'<; single 10 the sixth· but got Tuc:sda~ ~1gh11o·~vc .thtgamefof · games.~stpla)ersanCHhat .... h,ht
t961-Tony ~cm s hom.e.i:un .off r«o~ sevefl'·n~o · 1~1rd· in ning. 'fhe Stra"he"~ on a fly ball to end the the .\mmcan Lea~ue: · as herr . •
Cat.fish Hunte~ 1n .the I 5th inning Amencan League-also set a one-game-innmg<ind lcavc.Sand~ra at Sttond. .ThC' .\II-Star tint baK!1'1n .was SteanbrrnnC'f' al~ cnu~_izC'd 'I 'in· ~vc t~c Nataonal. Lcaa~ a 2· I rocord for ru1ls SfOn:~ · an ·a 13,-3 Ga~ Caner hit a two-outsanaJc 1n cnt11. l/('O ~tonda) by .Stein~ncr: k~ <\II· tars Da' <' "'1nfi<'ld aryd ~ory tA 11w IORlftt p~AU·S~: vacl!->f}' t-hat end~d ~n 11.-pme N~ tlw--st>ve-nttl-1lgainst -'f~s' Jeff .-~·es-tht• mt"!>~_un~~ve.JOO ht~ R-ackt) Henderson. Tht-\ an l.1'~
hastory. The game was played an 11onal LeaguC' winn1rw streak .. ('ht· Rµssdl \)nd Cincinnati pinch-runner in ~aSt·hall this ~as_on. But the o"ner said Hende.rson should ha'l
California's ~nahcim Stadaum. cago'S' Com iskt>} Park was the site as Chns Sabo. the only rookie in the thrt't'·ttnll' gold glove winner~ skipped thC' .\II· tar amr ton-st ht'
' 1968 -.Willie. McC~".CY hit in1'? a 11 was for the Arst .\II-Star Game. • game. stok second. Rafael Palmeiro tht'rt" "1r. mMt' than.'?oe WI)' to ,~~ a ·aihng artk.ks ·and that \\ mfidd "'a1.
ctouble play. sconna.W1lhc Mays with I 9~4.-Dwlght CoQden. at the age "alked and .\ndy Van Slv~t followed gamr starting to <>'till" sign~ tflat h<"
the only run of the 39th All-Star of 19 the >oungc.st All·St~r ever. with a hard' gro under that Mattin&I) \\ 11h· the .\menc~ L('•I~ lcadina .• ~ouldn"t k('('p up his tomd fiN·hJll
• Game. played ·It the Houston struck out thC' sad~ m the fifth inning stopl)(·d with a dive to his riaht. He 2· I "'1th ''' o outs 1n th~ bOttom !>~the ~· • .
· Astrodome. It was the first pmc of and Gary Carter hit a home run as the n-co\·cred and threw to shonstop c a.I st''cnth inning. Ga~ Carttt. sahj)ed . I ~on t ~ant to pl•' th:it.~mr 1n
-tbis sen. ·n W.s J)la)'cd indoon arid National Leque ~M the ~mencan Ripken for an innana~ndiaa fo~· and .... as replai."t"d h~ pinch~runMT ' tht ' pa~rs •1th StC'lnbrC'nnc'r.' Mat·
• also the first 1-0 contnt in All-Star Lcaaue 3-1 at Candlcsuck Park. The o ut. Chns Sat'I\> Saho moved iftto IC'Ori1'1 ti.naJy said. "I ,l~ not to thinl ·ahout
·. bistory. game had 21 strikeouts. pos111on b~ stcahng·S«Ond ba~. · what hcsa)11and Just do lh~ JObon thC'
• · .1969· -After a onc~y delay 1985 -Five Natidnal btque o\f\cr ·a wall to pinch hitter Rafatl field. If be •·ants to talk to ur.. h<'
.. becaute of a downpour San Fran-pi\chencombi'n~ve-ruuer..foc STEJNB~CB Patmemrb~ Mm 6ubtaa. Andy k:no~ ~tt te>flnd u W t can go
JUNIOR ...
From Bl
'\trav.t>t·r"' uit~ j ·u-.m·: ,,n fi rst in
lht· r1~ht'n •'ln1ng . ·
"f 'd'~xh that r11lht•d topight
"'r thl· \ma1LC1n l l·~aul' did a supet
,,,h l'k '-1, '3td "lnaµme hkethat.
,, • ..,· .. 1 .. n t "ant Ill t-t· thC' goat. Make
1)n1 h.hi p1h h 11' Dam I St~.-berT)'
,ind tw, .rn hit 11 ~1J11 t~·1 Thctt"s a·lot
... ,, k .. 4w1. pn.k 10 thl( 1\)('ker ~m h
"''J' 1J ,1: 1h1· la~t Ir-"e had ICKt. But
I q • hJd "'mt· prt>lt~ aood success
"'1th 11·11-handcd h1ttcn. ·My ap-
pfl\Jl h 1' ''' l..t'Cp thl' ball a~)'. frotn_ a .
lfft, a nJ m.:i r tnt" m l\ifi~biill wh<'rt ,,·i. r 11,hl.·J.. · ·
P11, h1ng hJ' dC1mlruntd the ~ll
't.i1 twrn<' thr.•ughout this decade. A
11-.sm h:i' -.('1')n·J sl\ or mort runs Of'JI~
1" 1• 1 "nl'1' J Ul\\l. the -\L ~'tnmna 13-3
111 t l.ll\ l a'nd thr NL winn1na 6-1 an
l\l~'
Hollyp&rk.haa
""$98 mil deficit ciftc0's Wilfii'MCCovcy apin played a 6-1 'ictory over the .\menc~n ~ ~ Van I> kc hned a t.lnc-hoppn toward behind cl<?,5Cd doorund Y) an~ thing
.. a key role. McCovcy hit two homen lcque at t~ Metrodomt 1n Min· ~Bl n&ht field. he wants. I'<.' LEWOOO (AP) -Holly-
.. topowertheN. ational Laauctoa-9-3 neapolis. Starter La~arr Hoyt was Mamngl~ madt a d1 v1na stop and Matti"'ly•·a.sbeatcnoutanthe o\H· Y<<Xxi Par\: 1s Tac-ins tht optaon of
· victory over the American Leque at named the MVP. WiUie McGtt and Althouih Stcinblch's sacrifice ny flipped thC' NII to shortstop Cal Star ,·ottnl b~· Oakla~'s Mark ~l11n1 Los o\lami1os..1tsquanerhorw
.. RFK Stadium in Wubinaton in a Ozzie Virail each drov~ in two run~ in tbt fourth~ to have a chantt Rapken to fof('(' Palmciro and Mc()v.ir~. It •-as the fifth tame that he anJ harness raans facihty an nearb)-
pmc celdntina the IOOth an-IQ86-Dctroit'slouWhitakcrhit at a .,.ad ..... he said ht Mver prnrrYe thelt'ad. hasplaynhnthcAll-Star<;;amc Oranac Count~. to help_ pa~ft'four
·.-._ DiVttllfY of bueball. It was the last a two-run ho mer ofT~t Gooden thoulht it-...-.._ · _ ··OM clutch de~~ pla ~ ··to .bf-al* to C'2"lnbute ..,.., bank loam.Jotahftlc S!l_m1Ut0n. b)_ ~Jn.lbedl}'limc and.Bostoas..R•c Oe~ns pitcbccl ~a pttcn up an iM Mattan.al> cost us a run. WatiOiiit area . ~tlffiilY siia. -.....n m) Dec. 31
-.-.. -<J'""1970 -At new Riverfront thrtt shutout innings as the Ameri-strike zoM, tomethi .. 1 could drive. Lcque manqcr Wl\itcy Henoasaid. pttvious four . All-Star Gamn. 1 The loans •~ accumulatina
• ., S&adium inCincinnati.CbicaaO'sJim can Lcquc'beat the N11ional Lcquc But, no. I didn't tbink it wu IOi"I "Ifs a .,at fttli~o pla)' IOod d~n't ha, .. a hat in 11• at-bats and I inttn"t at 14 pc~l. of'lidala eaid.
.. Hickman siftlled to ICOft the _Reds' 3-2 at t~ Astrodomc in Houston. out.: Ste1.ntt-ch said. -1 hit ~an~ dcltntt ... said Matti . athrer--tinw dtdn"t fC1 any hits (0.for-2) ~on.Pt. The pa)Off as betftlpenc>MI"
... ftfi llo.e ftonrleCOftd bate m tht Fr11ntrWh1lnlsohomcrcdfor tbtAl.. t~amntiu&:alDw*lMMIO ... ,et ' CiolCJGlm~~uncr. •• 'M''C'l'~t ett~. But I waaab6e.ioc:oninbut.c1n.-auarantttd 'With U.l6••!!iolrby_.
. tlOlaom of lbe 12111 to pve the 1981 -Tim RJi'Ms Of Montral a run acrou the olaw." · about aoint to fin&. Ifs a lot easier to a difftttnt "''> ." track's laflCSt shartholdcr ...S dllief
National Leq-ue a s-4 victory over nu. a two-run tri(>lc off ~kl~nd ~OM that 4kl to out dad·~ JUlt makt the pll) at l«'Oftd beca~te you Matt~~)' entm'd tht All.Star u~ti~ offic:er. ~ E~ * American I.ape. Roet cruhed rehcvcr Jay Ho well int~ 13th annana bercly. and Stftnbech. who lHt 11 havt tht play 1n front of y®. l'lt'ftlt hatt•nt .310 wtth Slll holM' runt fanandal won a.w blell bis Ill
iato'Otvdand catcber Ra~ at to lead tM National t.aauc to a 2..0 HRs last ynr in bis ftnt full....,, V~nSl kchasbeenonafle81forlht and 41 nans batted in. Has *'''na an pan on~·"-* MU t1 e .. * plate jarriat the ball add victory at Oakland. C'ah( Ltt Sni1th ~ anson. wasn't ftt•int lily Ptt . httpeftl tht Ptntei dtmb ha'~ bttn hurt th1' ~ear b) an U\JUI)' and a fall oil ia ~It 1 t
"' llUurill ;w. · .-of the Ctucqo f:'Ubs ao1 the ''k10f)' mutdes over it. -· withan . 11mn Of' fint-~ Ntw that put him on t~ d1J1Med ~" On tht othtt liancl, ,._.
·:.. 1971 -RCllie Jack.ton's mam-with thrtt inninss of tv.'O'"htt ~lid "I didn't crush tbt ball. I just hit it Yon in 1k NL East. "l'vt had a \ot of n-.ina t"Junn c.an p0ant to about SJ la .. ·· mom home run oft' the"°"' It~' and Sid Fernandez of tht N('w Yon an ·~.att'a whnT at had a c:hantt toltt "I thoulht it was throup." ht 11id. but 1~1 aood no~ 1.~h1n~ f'm l'Hd) l't'VC'nU<' from Ctlht oft:.trd .......
•· llOl'on tht riaht·ftdd roOf'at Dftrott's Mt ts aot othC' &.aH. out. ht. said. "But Matuftll ""-*a ~t play and for a bi& J«Ond half · ~tn
·•'.
• • •i
war DIVlllON ...,... w L Pd. 08 Lit -·rn Oakland S4 34 .614 s.s Won I 22-16 32-1
MinnH<>ta 47 38 .SS3 SY! s.s Lott 4 25-20 22-LI
Kansas C ity 46 41 .S29 1'tz 6--i Won I 23-22 23-19
~· .. 41 46 .471 l 21h 7-.l Won S lS.23 26-23
C h1ca10 41 46 .471 121/) 6--i Won I 2S.26 16-20
Texas 40 46 .46S 13 3-7 Lost 2 23-2.l 17-23
Sean le 34 S3 .391 I 9'h 4-6 Lost I 18-20 16-33
EAST DIVISION
Detro it S2 33 .612 µ Lost I 28-18 24-IS
New York 49 36 .S76 J S-S Lost I 24-16 2S-20
Cleveland 4S 43 .SlL 8'h 4-6 Lost 4 26-23 19-20
Boston 43 42 .S06 9 4-6 Lost I 21-18 22-24
Milwaukee 44 43 .506 9 µ Won 3 24-20 2().23
T oronto 42 46 .477 11 Yz 4-6 Won I 23-24 19-22
Baltimore 28 S9 .322 2S µ Won 2 17-23 11-36
........, •• ae.r..
American All-Stars 2. National AU..Stars I
T•J'•O....
None Scheduled ,,.,., •• a.....
Detro it (Morris 7-9) at~ (McCukill 6-S), 7 :3S p.m .
Minnesota (Blyleven 7-7-aad ADderlon 5-6) 1t Baltimo~ (Boddicker
-l-11 and Tibbs 4-S), 2. 2:05 p.m 1
C hicago (Reuss 6-S) It New York ~laria 9-S). 4:30 p.m .
Kansas City (Saberbalen 10.7)at ton (Oemens 12-S). 4:35 p.m.
M1lwauktt (Wepnan 8-6) at Teut (Houab 8-9 or Guzman 9-6). S:3S
p.m .
C'le\'eland (Swindell tQ-7) at Seattle (l.anpton 6-8), 7:0S p .m .
T o ronto (Aanqan 8-6) at Oakland (Welch 10-S), 7:3S p .m .
lfatl.oaaJ Ualae ,,
WEST DIVISION w L Pet. GB Lit S&nak Home Aw1~ Oodfrs 48 36 .sn s-s Lost 3 2S-23 23-1
San ranc1sco 46 39 .S41 2112 8-2 Won S 27-21 19-18
Houston 44 43 .506 s112 1 .~ Won 3 27-18 17-25
Cinc innati . 42 45 . 483 7112 \ \1:3 Won 2 21-21 2.1-24
San Diego . 39 4Q .443 11 S-S . 'Loit I 27-23 12-26
Atlanta 30 54 .357 18 4-6 Lost 3 IS-28 IS-26
EAST DIVISION
Ne~ York 53
*
.609 4-6 Lost 3 30-14 23-20'
Pmsbur:gh 4Q .570 31h.,, µ Won 5 24-17 25-20
Chicago 45 .529 7 4-6 Won I 2 1-16 24-24
Montreal 45 .523 7112 9-1 Won 7 24-18 21-23
St. LOUIS 38 4~ .442 1411? 1-9 Lost 6 18-20 20-28
P.h i lade I ph 1a )6 .424 16 2-8 Lost 2 19-18 17-31 i9
Tfftday's Score
.\mencan All-Stars l. N ational All-Stars I
Today's Games
None sch eduled
nandliy'1 Games
Dod1er1 (Leary 7-6 and Hillega~· 2-2) at C hicaao. (Sutcliffe 7-6 and
Schiraldi 4-1). 2. l 0:05 a.m .
Cincinnati (Browning 8-l) at Mont~al (Perez 6-3). 4:H p.m.
San Franc isco (Reuschel 11-4) at Pittsburgh (Smiley 9-4). 4:35 p .m .
Houston (Scott 8-2) at Ph1ladelph1a (Rawley S-11 or Gross 8-S). 4 :3S
p.m .
New York Da I' !.M Ailan1a (Mahler &-I); 4·40 p.m
fego (Hawk.ins 8-7) at St. Lou is (Del.con S-6). S:JS P·"1·
"
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MwkMI L..elltW TORONTO 8LUE JAYS-Pl..rcNIMG lne
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wrve ro the rexl 1ou.G. ,OOT9ALL ... ...,, ..... LIMIW
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""sonnei oirector . MIAMI OOLPHINS-AgrHCI to 1 ... m1 •Ith
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cor,_t>ecr.. Gr" Jonnson. ~1lvt 1ec11.1e. eno
G4orge Lime, oefen11vt eno S1gneo Herrv
Gelor"'"· guerd. • NEW YORK JETS.-Slgneo Jecn.1 HHIY
cor,_t>eck, Mille Wllhvcombe. l•ckle, eno Jotin Gelvt11, 11...0.CIP..,.
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ltlVEltMDI' -F'ulmw La•e
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Snel>'llfrO CrNk, T-~ Cr-. Tlnemefte
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(I" a1rvoew Dem 10 1<.Rl Powtrhouie, John-
wndai. 8r1dQI 10 F'ltlrvltw D'Aml. NOOt Yount
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tor• norl" eno '°"'" •w•l ot mern IOfll Ceoer
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!or• J Sotcner Lake, St•rl<wHlntr Lek•
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(ALI. Second, Tele CNL), Third, FOf d (All. Left. MerMI (Nll; ltlelll. Morrison (AL).
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Set.. JIJllot »-Houaton, 7:05 1t.m. ~. Nit\' II-Houlton. 1:15 •.m.
Moll .. Aue. l-<lnCIMell, S:lt 1.m.
Tue .. Aue. t-<lftclftMll, 7:H •.m.
Wed . 4119, >-<lnclMell, 7:JS • m. Frt.. Aut. It-SM ,,encltco, 1:H 11.m.
Set.. Aut. 1)-ieft Fr111eltc0, 7:15 ~
Sun .. Aut. l.,_Sllt FrendaCio, l:OS •.m.
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Moll., Aue. ~ York, 7:35 •.m. Tue . Aue. ,,_....... Yorll. 7:35 111.m. Wed., A111. ,.......... YorlP., 7:35 111.m.
Wed. SHI. 7-Houtlon, 7:35 •·"'-Tllur , Seot t-+iOUllOft, 7:35 1.m.
Fri .. Sfft. 9-Clllclftnetl, 7:35 o.m.
$91.. SHI. 10-ClnclnNll, 7:0S o.m.
Sun .. SHI. 11-ClnclMell,• l:tS •·"'· Mon , s.ot. lt-AllMte, 7:S5 1.m .
Tue .. Sellf. 1)-A!Wlle, 7:H .,m.
Wed., Sellf. 1.,_AllMtl, 7:H •.m.
Wed., 5-1. 21-Sln Diieo, 7;JS 1.m. ~ • SHI. n-s.n Diieo. 7:35 •.m. Wed , SHI. 2.,_Sln FrlftCltco, 7:35 11.m.
$81., Oct. I-Sen ''lftClaco, 1:05 •.m.
SUn.. Oct, >-Sin ,,lftCltero, l:tS •·"'·
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JulY 21-24 -GrHter Har"°'d ~;
Cromwell, Conn. t; JulY 21-31 -l ulek Ooen. Gr ~.
Mich. • , .-
AUii. 4-7 -SI. Jude C•u11c, Cordo • TIM .•
Aug, 11-14 -PGA Cl\emPlonflllo, Oii /. Cllv ,
AUii 11-21 -Tiie lnlt<netlOnal, C.tlle ltock, Cola
AU9 25-11 -World Serlel ol Goll. AkrOfl AU9· 15·11 -Provloent Cleu lc, Hla.son, Tenn. 1
, Slot. l·.4 -Ceneolen <>Pen. O.ltvllle, On-
tario. Cenaoe · Seol. I · II -Gr .. 1... Mlhu..... <>Pen. Fra,,.1111, Wl1.
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Two li'llllnga of bltleea ~ . .
Al·Stw G.,,. M~a Seot lS-11 -&.nk of IOlton Cleatlc,
19'2 Gemt I -,,..,,y Wllll. Oooger1, NL Sullon, 'Men.
Twin• pltcber Frank Viola Rree to laome·ba ftnt lantna of
Tueeday'• 1988 All-Star Game. Be elaat oat die NatlODal
Lea&ae durinC hie etbat to laeJp·,.ce a 2·1 ~~.
,,.1 G•me 2 _ Le«i WHM!'. ""'"4•. AL Seo•. n -2s -8.C <>Pen, enoico11, N.t
1"3 -WIHle. Mava, Sen Frenclsco. NL Sept :19·0ct. 2 -Soullltrn <>Pen. Cokim6u1, Ge. .
19'4 -Jolln Celllson, Phlledelonl•. NL Oct 6·9 ,-SouthwH I Cleulc, ADllene, IMS -Juen M8rldlal, Sell Frencltc.O, NL Ttul -Houston fOotball
f)D ~NCAA ltots~t
1'66 -lroolll lto«l!Mon, S.tllrnore, AL Oct 13-16 -TuH Ooen, !Min Antonio.
19'7 -Tony ,..,..,, Clnclnnell, NL Oc:I 10-13 -Penwcole Ooen, cdurw TIA.
19'1 -Wlnle Mev•. Sell F=rencltco. NL ec1 n-JO -Well o;,,,..,. Wor~ c1e111c, 1969 -WIHle McCovev. Sen FrencltcO,o NL. LAii.i 8uene \/Ille, Fie,-. .
1'70 -Cerl Ye1triemMt.I. &o\lon, AL Nov 3-6 -Tue:'°" Ooen. Tucwn.
1971 -F••nk ltotllnwn, hltlrnore. Al NOit 10-ll -Nllb!ICO C~iot ol 19n -Joe Moreen. Clnclnnell, NL Goo, courie TaA.
1tn -lkMIH loncb, Sen Erenc:ltco, NL Nov Ul-ll -Centet Clen ic, T~-.
1974 -SIM Gervev, Ooolleri. HL Nov 17-10 -K-lue tnterneflonal,
1t?s -a1t1 Medlock. Chic.oc>, NL. ano Joti K.ao•lu•. Meur. H•••R R t · • } t ga' I.' m o.nry for humanitarian
Ma11Kll, New Yori<, NL Nov 2•·27 -Slt.ln1 Game, L-e Qulnte. ecruf f ng Vf0 a fOnS "''•"r "'p1a ""'f"-""'ho W" e b L.. ,97. -,_ ___ Foti .... Clncin,,e1111 .. ~N~L ___ _,tleC.-1:L.::=-JlC.-PmuieiL..c.iU..k.~W.wE11.--=~~~'-"...,._:~--~;;.::.........:....;...--~p:u"':r~ ...... ;::~dj 1e 3 w ~· tuiu; .,..,._ r 0e< 1·4 IC "'9nnev C!a"k lM8Q Ell -~ h f; ·1' "ed "" oon 'SUllOil, ooqoer1; ~( Dec. I· 11 -CIVYlter Teem C~lp. under Yeoman from or " OSl' amt tes nceu money 10
1'71 -Steve Ger.,,.. Oodten. NL • Wf'' Palm eucri, Fta l'O\ rr rL·nt o r utilit\' bills. ::: : ~:nve c::::r·c:.::;r'j..,~L 'H•~r.; IS· 11 -Klrl,,·Cuo, K~. Meul. 1978-84 under fire \'rom an IOld a ·H o u sto n tn·h04st
1911 -Garv eerier, MontrH I. NL 1n\'C!\t1gation that players were never
1912 -Dev• ConctOCIO'I, Cincinnati, NL "" L.-GA., scMdUle . -' b ·s 35 t t' . d th 1913 -Fred L"""· Allllf11· AL Ju1v ••·t7 -·eo11on J'lve c1en lc, oen.,.,1. H OllSTOl''(.\P) -The NCAA gi,e n mor~ t an a a imcan c
t91.t -G••v C•••et'. MontrHI. NL ~" formalh no titied o ffic ials at the cash '>'a!> used to bu) gas and take care
l"S -LIMerr Ho111, Sen 0 1196, NL Julv 21·24 -US Women'' <>Pen. S.llimort · · f of \JX'Clflt" needs.
'"' -It_, c1emen1, eo''°" AL Ju•v 19·lt -T8A L'ntHr'lll\ of H ou!ilonTuesda) o its In March 19S6: several former :: : i~ 1t;~,,o.~~:'.~,:1. •1. P0i~1vg N 'C.7 -P•• eradi.11 '"'er11e11one1. Hlell investigatio n into alkgatro ns of rt'· C:ougat at,hk'trs to ld of receiving large
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Thurl . Jutv 1• O.•roH. 7 JS P.m
Fri .. July IS Oelfolt, 7JS o.m
Sat Jutv 16 Detroit, 7115 o.m ·
Sun . Julv 17 Detroit, l·OS om.
Mon , July II Toronto, 7.lS p,m. TUM. Julv It TwOfllO, NS Pm Wed . Julv 20 Toronto. 7;35 o.tn Fro Jutv 11 Cieveten<I. 7 lS Pf'\.
S4t Julv 1l Clhtlend. 1 OS p:m.
Sun Jul'r 24 Clevetend. l'OS Pm
Mon Julv 2S O.IP.tano, 7.lS om.
TuH , Julv 26 0.llleno, 7:JS Pm. weo. Ju111 77 0.111eno. l'OS o.m
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S..n .t.1111 7
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Tun Aug t Wed Aug 10
'Fri . AUii 76 !.el . .t.ug 27 •
Sun . .t.uo 21 Mon , Avg 79
Tue1 , AU9 JO
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Sun S.01 4 Tuei . Slot 13
w.o. Slot 14 Thur1 , s.t>l 1S
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Sal .. Slot 17
OllceGO. 7:35 o.m Chic.go, 1 OS •.m
ChlCffO, l'OS Pm Some, 7.lS o.m
Steine, 7.JS o.m.
Su"le, 7:3S P.m
N'ew Y or•. 1 :35 o.m.
N-vwa. 7-0S o.m. New Yorll, l:OS om
S.llimort, 1.lS o m e.lllmort , 7:3S pm.
8elllmore, 1 JS o.m.
&otton. 7:35 o.m.
&o\ton. 7:35 o.m. eo,ton, 7:0S o.m.
&o\lon, 12:0S o m. Kenw1 City, 7-0S 111.m.
Kenw' Cit.,, 7ti Pft\. l(enu1 City, 7:05 P.rn.
Ttll81. 7;0S P.m.
{eaH . 7.'0S P.m.
, Aug 11-i. -MHl••C•nr 1n1.....,.11<1ne1, cruitrng 'io latiom. and that coa c hes amounts of m o nry during their .w"''' P1e1n1. NY • freqm•ntl} ga>ve l'a sh to football pla'. ing careas at Ho uston. Aug 19·21 -· Allen11c C11., LPGA Cleule. pla,crs. , '
Somer• Point, NJ · School (lffici:lls relea5ed copies of Fom1l.'r playe~ ·Lonell Phca and Le~': ,i!;! G• wortd C'l\emooonlflio. t.ell• thl• thrl'r-pagl· ll·tter from the NCAA. Da' id R o berson said they received
SePt M -~·i• c11ar.1v et•nlc, So<lnQfleld. ""''h wa' datl-d Jul\ 9. S 18.000andS10.000. 111 ' . · Th" •.cllOl'.ll ha~ u· ntil Oct. 17 to Former running back K t lv in G ill Seo• t·" -Ont -Ping Chempton,,.,IP. ' " " ~11d hi.' recel\ ed about $1 50 over two
Pw11ano. Ore ' • respond to the k.tter .\fter that. the · \•·ar• 11,. "as a walk-"n . SIP! IS· II -!.eleco Ctan1c. $Alltt ' • '·r II d h I f ' ' • ~ "" Seo• 11·1S -Sen•• 8ert>ere o..f,, Sen•• .-... ..\ .\ "1 cunsi er w at pena ties. 1 · Gill also said hr. knew o f a n
8ert>er• an\. to as~·ss. •• 10 10 I h •SePI >O-Oc• 2 -sen Joie c1u•1C. Sen Joie The alle~11onc, rentrr o n t~e r~trmatcu -to payers w o got
0c1 21-lO -Lac11n us -Jeo.n · Tn m • i.. " II fi 19 78 p;:rsonaJ loans of up to S~.
c11emp1on1nio. Jepen , . Cm.it>ar ioo tha program rom In thl' l'Op1es of thl' NC '\A leller'
Nov •-6 -J•P•n C1•11ic, Jeo.n to 198~ \\ hl'n 8 111 Yroman ~as head relca!>cd tu thr nL'"" media, names of Dec 1·4 -J<; '"-9nv Ctet.it, Cergo, Fie. C,l.)ar h
WAHR POLO
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, .t.u11 1-7-Elphl·Nellon Invite CUSA, Yugo1lav1e; HunQaf'Y , HOllend. Weil c..r~v. So•1n, Au\trelie, ltomenie). Hanover. Wftl
C..-menv Aug 11-14-Va.M Invite (USA, AU\lr•fi•.
Frence. Holl•nd. Hunter'(, lletv, Weil C..-·
rnenv. Yuoo11evla), IMcel, Yugo"9vle
Yenm;in. v.ho .-resignrd as head pla~l·r'i ur coachl'S "ere blanked out
roach aftc the 1986 season. de~ltnrd and" 10 .. their ~1.acr lhl: p~rasc ... a
T d · ~l .comment on specifics of pla} rr or a coa ch were u.e~ a~ :{i •t r , • ._ subo;lltUtl'd. i
<he · C-\ ~ tr · Onl' allega11~ '"' o~·es a coach ··rm immed1atd~ reminded that S
\ ~omronr else has 1nd1r ated tt\at gl\ ing thrrr p la. rrs 5 durmg th~ the~ ·11 tak~· rarr o f all rrvenge. anct .~ 1 Q8-l season. punn~ ~he fall o fl 981. a
the> '11 takr care o fthr j udgmenl. So I coac h all.cgcdl) ga ( a pfayer S900
tl11nk it would _be' a stly better for me whik riding 10 an.,au~omob1k., ih k .. m' mouch .,hut.:: Yeo m an r>unng the 191L·8-academic year.
t 0 P • a roa ch was allrged to have giv en .,;ul~·H .\thktK _D irector Rud) S.IOO t~an.a~hlct~ so his mo\her could
D :._; I · Is d ·er rd to comm e nt o n pa> h( r ~ k r tn" hill. a nd th en ar-a o os •1 0 c in 't,angL•d for the player to obtain a 'iJX'Ctfil' allegatio ns. · · I · · ··w •re glad to get the inquin and rv und-tnp a1rp anr 11cket at no cost
TOllONlO AllGONAUTS-Sienec:t Rvan
'1enM>n runn1119 Deel<. eno H\Jgned h""' to 1rw
, cractice ro11.,.
COLLEGE BENTLEY-Announclt<I II\ IOOIOllU tu m will
""ov• to ·Divilion Ill tro"m c1uo \lalul
Los Alamitos raciiig results for Tuesday
nu" "~~·ll'ha' r <)() da' s to react lQ tt.... ~u hi.' could tra' el het"'~" Houston
Da,aln'i ~id "It' a lread ) affrcted ~~t~:llas to gt'r lhr mone) to his
o~r pro gram JUSt likr .. •t affected som e lfi ··a.nother alleged inc ident a
o t the mh:r o;c~~~s '"o ur area and studl.'nt athktc rrcei,cd S500 in' an arnu~d. lh( cou . · . en' elope from another pla~er while
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""c 'CJYStgot to makrsureth1ngs hi.' "all in a bathroom suall in the lt~c that d on·t happen again. Somt< o f foo tball dressing room .
the th!n&~. ma) have happened and ..... -'®ther al1cgat1on said UH ath· U IJlA(T8 t I oeo0 '7700 F.,,., ,,.,. tlrMwre) • JOO 1.0
ILLINOIS-."'-nc~ rftignellO" ol NHlt s·-••llleli( director
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"lt's o ur JOh to rrspond and gd in la11ons pent111 on potential recruits \•·-et" 8" -'" Wt l\ f .0 T1 .... 0-47 07 SEYU•T" •AC•. HO Verth NOlltTHERN ILl;.INOIS-Nameo Crerfntf
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SOOT.HERN CAL-•mecl Jim 8\Jl~ H•tt
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pro&abl~ 1n Ocn>her. ·• also bought w u\'enars·for t he recruits. ~' Allt\le<ie •P.ix•O'• J .O HO l.20 TH lilo• lhO ITr•wr•> • ., " •• (aw-., YIOOo'\ "'H K'"•'~ at. ttw >•'• .~a ",.. "'"O' .,.,, O"dif.'.CS T""'o •ACI ' l~ vero•
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' P\alC NOTICE I P\8.IC NOTICE NILIC NOTICE Nil.IC NOTICE NM.IC NOTICE rtlllJC NOTICE NILIC M>HCE
YOU AM * Dl'A~T the ime o•sate 11)"9"' 11oe lTru11" and of the trullt CASH OR CASHIE~ S tSW<~d onyouYoUrdeflUll IT IS FURTHER ordered end eddrelMS uled by The w•tll Ille con1tdet11ton tor ecuont hOwe~r !he pet· ftetlttoMf. IM' .... a..
UtfDUt A .. D (W TMllT I Nl nter,.sl '>etd l>y 11 •u created t>y Miid 0..0 of CHECt< ANO PAV ABLE .t.T may be entered Ind !he 11'111 I COC>'/ OI 11111 order lo 11>1endfd lrantletC>f wllf'lon !he lrAf'Slet end eU1gnment son•I •epr-lellve tS re-It., LOA A ........ CA mtt
OA-TIO NOYIM811!' n 1tr111s1ee n ,,,el ''a ' property Trust..'Tt1e torei 1movnt of THE TIME O~ SALE PROP· court niey enter • 1udgment '"°"" ceuM bl put>111hed in th'" )'liters ·lut pul 10 let of the •loreu•d lleenN (or quired 10 give notoce 10 Published Or1rioe Coeet
1 ... UNlHI YOU TAKE !s•tuated r said Counly el'ld l••d 6bllgll1ona.-11 lf'e '~ ERTV TO BE SOLO AS 1S , cont•ln1n9 •n1unctl111 or the Orenge Coul o•uy Pilot, 11 known lo lhe tnlended hc1nsest 15 to t>e p11d on or 1ntetes1e<1 persons unless 0111y Piiot July t3. 14. 20.
ACTION TO ,.tOTICT• State desc••l>ed u 1011ow1· ol •Miii RIJlbltcltlon of "''' Oeteb this 30th day of other orders concernlno • n-JP•e>er of ~II lrenster" ere -efter the 15111 d•y of A1>9us1. they have w1111t0 noltee or 1988
YOUfl "'°"ltTY· IT MAY A C?"<IO"' '"Um com-Nol•Cf I~ 14,5 95e 01 JuM 19&8 dlY•SIOn of P•OP9f1y, ~ corcul•l•Ofl. publltnecl 1n ..... The pr~ly II O.SCrtbed 1988 II Ille escrow cMplr1-COflMnteO 10 Ille P•ooe>Md WTh12t
H IOl.D AT A "'8LIC IP"H<I o• Oeted ~ 90. 1tee NC>fttlAN. A! "t-IR, At· '"'C)PO't child culloct)'. c:hlld coun11.11teellonce1 .-1n generll aa A" stock In m8f11 of Burrow Escrow Co .. ectoon I The 1~1 ---------
IALI. W YOU ... DAN IX· 'PARCEL • An und1vldfd .MAL llTA'n MCUN-lefMJ It l-. Int Mortt1 auporl e11orney feel '°'"· for tour COflMCul•"9 .-s lrlde. liatUfM. 9QUIC>fT*ll 11 SO t Perkctntlf Or . tn the ldm1/11slr11ton 1u1hor1ly will "8.IC flOTIC(
itL ANATION 0' THI I' •061" roterest in aAd to r.1 MRYICI. • CMMtMI ~ 811Pd., :111, , .... ~ tueh other retlef ~ mey prtOf to lhe day ot N14hMr-.,,d good Wiil of • oerteln C11y, ol San11 An1. CA, bl 9r1nted unl1u in
NAT U •I O' TH I 1.01 1 of Tr~1 No 82• t 11 c.,,_..-. M Tnletee. etle11, CA tHH (7'4) be 9r1nted by the court The 1n9 ' rnl-tnl bullneM llnown Coullly ot Orenge. Stele of tl'lere11t0 '*'°" 11111 '" LIQAL NOT1CI
lfROCllOIMOI AQAllflT s'how" O" a map retorded I" 8J: O. ': ~· .. "'"': .....,., , : g1rn1111men1 of wegea. !"'· Oiled JUN 14 1HI H Cllitorni. A11> Co enO C1lilornt1. provided thll tlle 01>1ec1ton to this (>91illon end NOTICI
YOU YOU IHOUl.O COM-Boo• )• • oeges 21 end 22. Mflt .. ~ Monti.......,,,_ ft•Dl•llleO Or•nge C9111 1n~ of money 0t P'°'*1Y 0t .,...... L. """91 . .,.... ef 1oc1teo 11 14450 Cut¥er Dr .. 09slertmen1 of Alcpllollc Showa gOO<l cauM wlly the ~ w
TACT A LAWYIR. of M•9'eHaneou~ MIP• rn ~-•• .._.. AM. CA 09)1y Piiot.Juiy 6 7 lf 1919 oilier court •utflorl11d tM..,.,.., C..... :C In the OJy of lnlne. le¥erege COfllrOI hH IP· ccw11 lhould not grent the NOTIC E IS HEAEeY
NOTICI cw t~ ortoct or 1he Count¥~ 12111 Te .. ~'" 111') ~ WT11t20 p<oc.Md11191mey11Soreautt Pet111. Tet1er. t<ru11 & Countyof°""NGE.Sllteof pt0¥0d Ntd trensltlf of MIO •ul"Otlly GIVEN !hit lhe Oc:een vi..
TMll'nl'I ·~ CO•de• o• H •d Counl)' ~,. . . • • • . APA ,. '"' Kr1M1y. Attort\Oy IOI ,...,_. c.ltfornla, end tr ...... ,,. ltcente A HEAAING on Ille ~·-School O.•trlCI of Ofenge
T.I ..... san ~lCCEPT THEREFAOM •" P\IOlletleO °'"'VI Cout I .....c NOTICt . "•tier• D. ZIURtOlt. lloner 11181 Von KWINl'I fottowlng 81CoMtiC-~· OATlD July'· IHI lton woll l>e l'llld on AUGUST Counly, HuftlinglOfl ~. NOTICE JS HEAE8Y 0.1 gas rn111er1111nC1 olller Deily Piiot July 8 13. 20. Cteftl, 1J C.-AIMe, ~ Ave . l llh Floor, Jrvtne, CA ~(or ~t. On 8119· itOMM A ......... Trw-3, 1H8 •I f 45 PM tn Dept Clltlornll, wtll r90INe .,._
GIVENth1tOt1Wtdne9dey,.llyd•oc1rbon1bltow I 1H8 • OAMNai.COUNTY Cl9ftl • t2715 ', 9MrlftCJ~lii9 (pul>•pl.).._~LIMMM '• No 3 1oc1te011700Cl¥1Cto purefl ... Kltlder.-n-n
Jult 27 1988 .. 1100 O•Olh o• 500 , .. t WlthOut • Wltf' ~COURT Joflrl Klngl1on: J -o ' A ~ o...-Coelt ~-41-190015. llOW... WaJftl A. M1ecett1, Centet ()rove WHI Senti EqulPl'l'l9tlt. S.W•no ....
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the ....... lltOe f()t cOn· rne•ved ,,, 1nS1rumenl• of PUIOC llOTIC( ~ .... CA . •lion. 880 Telegr~ C• e. 13: 1"8 • . ~-\4,do Cut¥er Or . •C for,,. .... Md lftteMM Tr... IF YOU OIJECT to the CIC>lnet1 lldl ""' be ,.
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wOhill the off~ of REAL ALSQ EJCCEPT THERE· K 41m WISTOS . , Vltll. CA 92010 • C..,._ Or , •C In the City of Pvl>ltlheO Orenge Cou1 lhould eithtf ~II lhe tf't1n tO 00 1.m , Ttutcler.
ESTATE SECUAITIES SEA· FROM UM• ' lhrougfl 1oe ' .. ~ := ~I • KATH~EEN • Pvtllllfled Or•noe Coetl P\a.JC llOTfel .: lrvtne. C~ty of OAANGE. Diiiy Piiot J~ly 13. 11'8 heartno 11\d llll• yciur o«>-July 21 , ... ., ,,. ~
VICE iocetedlt llOONorth 11 111own U90t1 the Con· -LAVAtWtSTOS , Delly lttlot M '' 20, 27, ltot•pf.ClflfOmia. W130 jeetlOMorflt9wrlttenOOjeC· inQOttlc9ofMldtctlool ... Ir~ Su1f9 100 in 1he dom1n1um Plan rec0tded 1r1 • .. ,..._.. i::-e No 025'740 AUii* S, 1"8 h'811 • lhll 1he ll'llOullt of 110111 wtth 1he COUt1 Wore 1r1Ct, tlMO I a ...... HuM·
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Por•lton '• ~ ~ed cord• . 1he 11th dey of Juty. ttN., ._.......,. ..... ,.. •. · ...... ~ el'WDA• &.~~ lnCMMlt 1M Mllmeted In-ANDTO ,,cw11.!!..._1t1•!!!' Of • comlngent ttedltOt of catlOllt llOW °" 111 11'1 .,_ Tr"*'-""-' llft4 ~ PAACEL 2 UNI 11 .. 10 00 AM_. ., !he omc. al _.... ..._ • ....._...._ Oil CM.NAii';,, Clw.....:.&tet..-dtllOtf.-la tM aum of .... .. .... the r»c1ueo . .-_.. Ille office of.., -..net
lo-ffit po9er of --~ fflown ~ tftl CO'I· OPAL SERVICES INC . 14 t ..... f'IJIU I~. couwn Oil.... ~..,, .. ~..., S'143.000 00 . ..Ncfl COMdll llTATI Oil: YOUf clelm """ ,,. COllf1 Ot "" lliOI --be ..... Oft
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Trull ....... by TE .. ..V ,.,~ 1 eoow. CA t2t87 C&uflty Of Of· ¥tel of In ,an°'""'I Ill ... cetlOll of M..O O&ACOMINI OIVIN to "" Ct9dltorl of I0.000; PrOll'llllOry ~ UTATI NO. rlC)reMntltl'le ~*'by Oil1tlC1 Md MCfl bid ,....
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FROM NORTH ORANGE COUNTY
FROM SOUTH ORANGE COUNTY
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$259.500 by owner,
pr1ncp11 onty, 645·8512
540-1220
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Oakland S4 34 .614 S-5 Won I 22-16 32·1
.Minnesota 4 7 38 .SS3 51,; S-5 Lott 4 2S-20 22-18
Kansas City 46 41 .529 71/J 6-4 Won I U-22 23-19
~· 41 46 .471 12"2 7.3 Won 5 IS-23 26-23
C h1caao 41 46 .47 1 12'h 6-4 Won I 2S-26 16-20
Texas 40 46 .465 l3 3-7 Lost 2 2):23 17-23
Seattle 34 S3 .391 191/J 4-6 Lost I 18-20 16-33
EAST DIVISION
Detroit S2 33 .612 6-4 Lost 28-18 24-15
New York 49 36 .~6 3 S-S Lost I 24-16 2S-20
C leveland 4S 43 .Sil 8'/J 4-6 Lost 4 26-23 19-20
Boston 4 j 42 .S06 9 4-6 Lost I 21-18 22-24
Milwaukee 44 43 .S06 9 6-4 Won 3 24-20 20-23
Toronto 4 2 46 .477 11 'h 4-6 Won I 23-24 19-22
Baltimore 28 59 .322 2S 6-4 Won 2 17-23 1 1-36
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Detroit (Morris 7-9) at~ (McC.askill 6-5). 7:35 ~.m. .
M innesota (Blylcven 7-7 and Andenon 5-6) 1t Balumorc (Bodd1cker
4-1 1 and Tibbs 4-5), 2, 2 :05 p.m .
C hicago (Reuss 6-5) It New York enddaria 9-S). 4:30 p .m .
Kansas C ity (Saberbqen 10-7) at ton (Oemens 12-S). 4:35 p .m .
Milwaukee (Wepnan 8-6) at Texas (Housh 8-9 or G uzman 9-6). S:35
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C leveland (SwindeU 10. 7) at Seattle (Lanpton 6-8). 7:05 p .m .
T o ro nto (flanapn 8-6) It o.kland (Welch 10-5). 7:3S p.m .
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WEST DIVISION
"' L Pet. GB Lll Streak Home Awa~
~en 48 36 . 51 1 S-S Lost 3 2S-23 23-1
Sa ranc1sco 46 39 .541 2'1: 8·2 Won 5 27-21 19-18
H o usto n 44 43 .506 S'h 4-6 Won 3 27-18 17-25
Cincinnati 42 45 .483 71/2 7.3 Won 2 21-21 21-24
San Diego 39 49 .443 11 S-5 Lost I 27-23 12·26
Atlanta 30 54 .357 18 4-6 Lost 3 15-28 IS-26
EAST DIVISION
New York 53 34 .609 4-6 Lost 3 30-14 23-20
Pittsburgh 49 37 .570 311: 6-4 Won 5 24-17 2S-20
C hicago 4 5 40 .529 7 4-6 Won I 21-16 24-24
M o ntreal 45 41 .523 1•1i 9-1 Won 1 24-18 21-2)
St. Louis 38 48 .442 141/2 1-9 Lost 6 18-20 20-28.
Philadelphia 36 49 .424 16 2-8 Lost 2 19-18 17-31
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Stt., Jutv »-HoullOll, 7:05 t .m.
Sun .. JukV i1-Houa1011, 1:05 t.m.
Motl, Aut. lo-<lnclMttl, StM t.m.
Tut , Aue. t-ClllclMtll, 7:)5 t .m Wtcl , Aue. >-Clllclllnttl, 7:JS t.m.
Fri., Aue. 11-$tll Frenclsal. 7:H t.m. Stt.. Aut. l>-Stn Frtnellcio, 7:05 t .m. Sun.. Aut. 1..-5tn FrtnellCO, 1:05 t.m.
Mon.. Aut. 1~ Frtncltco. 7:JS t.m.
Tut., Aut. I• Ph!ltdtlllhlt, 7:J5 t.lft.
Wtd.. Aut. 11 Pl!l1•1llMt, 7:J5 t.m.
Thur . Aue. 11 pi,Nadlllhlt, 1:05 t .m.
Fri .. A14 1.-Monlrttl, 7:JS t.m.
Stl., Aue. tO Miontrttl, 7:05 •-m.
SUn.. Aue. 21-MontrNI, 1:05 p.m. Mott., Aue. ,,_..... York, 7:3S p,m.
Tiit .. Aue. ~ Yorll. 7:35 P.m,
Wtcl., Aue. 2.-Htw York, 7:U P.m.
Wtcl. 5"1. 7-Hou•IOll, 7:35 t .m
Thur .. S.I ~. 7:J5 t .m.
Fri.. *'· .....ClnclMtll, 7:35 t .m. s.1.. S.t. lo-<lnclMtll. 7:05 11.m.
Sun .. 5"1. 11-<:lnclMllll. 1:05 11.m.
Mott., Sttl. 11-Alttlllt, 7:35 t.m. Tiit., S.01. 1)-Alttlllt, 7:H t.m.
Wtcl , 5-1. lt-Alttnlt, 7:JS t.m.
Wtcl., s.ot. 21--itn Oleeo, 7:JS t.m.
Thur., S.t. tt-Stl'I Oleeo, 7:JS t.l'I\.
Wtcl., s-1. 2t-Stn Frtlldtco, 7:JS t.m.
Stt., Oct, 1-itft FrMCllCO, 1:05 t .m.
SUn .. Oct. 2-Stll FrMClteo, 1:05 t.m.
'"'NA 1C111•• J1.1lv 14· 17 -Srlllatl Ottn. St. AMtl.
July 14· 17 -HtrdM't Golf Cltulc, Cott
Vallev, IH.
Jufv 21·2• -GrNt« Harlfotel o.n . Cromwell, Conn
July 2t·31 -l uk11 Ollen, GrtnO Ilene,
Mich
Auv. •·1 -St Jude Ci.ult , CorCIOve, Tenn.
Aull 11-14 -PGA Oltmplontlllll, Otllthelmt Clly
Aue 1f·21 -The tnternttlonal, Ce111t ltOCll.
Colo Auv 2S·2t -World Setltt of Golf. Ato.ro<1 Auv 2S·2t -Providenl C1t1tk, Hlliaon.
Tenn S.ot. 1·4 -C1ntcti.n ()pell, 0.kvlllt. On·
1erlo. Centcta Stpt, I · II , -GrNI« N\llwtuktl ()pell 'Franklin. Wla. .
Al·Star Geml M~t Seot IS-11 -lanll of lkKlon CleHlc.
19'2 Game I -Meurv Wlttt, Doel9trl, NL Sullon, Men Seol. n ·2S -l .C. Doen, EndlCOll, N.V 19'2 Game 2 -Lton ~--· Anvetl, AL S.01. 29·0ct. 2 -So.ilhern <>Pen, COlut'nOu1. 1"3 -WIMle Mey,; Stn FrtnelM:O, NL Ga
l ... -John Ctlllson. ~ ... NL Oct ,., -Sovl,,Wffl ci.u lc. At>lltne, 1'6S -Jutn Mttld>tl. Stn Francl.c:o. NL Ttaa1
1# lL .$ ..
Two lnnlni• of bltle.e ball
Twin• pitcher Prank Viola nre. to home iD ftnt ln••nc of
Taaclay"• 1988 All-Star Game. Be •bat oat tile NadOnal
Leaeue durlDC bla •tint to help pace a 2-1 ftetory.
.... -8rooll• ltOlllnlofl. a.ttlmor•. AL Ocl 13· 16 -Te•H Doen. Stn Ar11onlo ..._ _... , G 1''7 -Tony Pert1, Clnclnnttl, NL Oct 20--13 -PenleCOla <>oen. ,_ .. TaA
I ••~-.ua)' I amH lfft -WIMle MeY', Sen FrarlCllCO, NL Oct 27·30 -Wall Dl,net World CleHlc.
None scheduled Houston fOotball
on NCAA hotSeat Dod1en (Leary 7-6 and Hillegas 2-2) at Chicago (Sutcliffe 7-6 and ""r-WIMle McCOV!Y, ~n Frtncl.c:o, NL Leto.• Buena vr.11. Fiii. ·
Sch• Id" A 7 ) r IO 05 lf7CJ"-CWI Y11trHi'nilll, Botton, AL No• 3., _ Tucaon Doen, Tucion.
Ir& 1..-• -· : a .m . 1971 '-Frellk ltOOlftlon, 9tlflmore. AL No• 10-13 -Ntt>ltco ChtlT\OioMNM of
Cincin nati (Bro wning 8·3) at Montrc.al (Perez 6-3). 4 :3S p .m . 1tn -Joe Mor ..... c1nc1nnt11. NL Golf. cOUfM TIA
San Francisco (R euschel 11-4) at Pittsburgh (Smiley 9-4), 4 :3 5 p .m . 1f1l -8oObv eoncn. Stn FrenclKo, NL Nov 10-11 -cen1e1 c111nic. Ttlltht\Me 1974 -Steve G-trwv, OocllMf•. NL N 17 20 I( k;a I I llontl H o uston (Scott 8-2) a1 Philadelphia (Rawley 5-11 o r Gross 8-5). 4:35 1975 -Biii 1Mc11oc11, Chlcavo. NL, enci Jon ~ao!:a. ~ul. Hawan_ •ot n -· l ga, l' m o ne' for humanitarian
p. m. ..,,,..,.....,~::::-crin:-T.::tn-::-:::-----..-1.w~uv~• =Nt~·:;"~O"*~, ;;:N~L;-:(~i;;;f.l;;L---~Pfo~•~t6';tt~1:--:-,:~Slo:!'"~'~6~e~m:!oe,~t:e~Qulr~n~11ttc;· ;;:-........ R~e;4C.;,f:1-1Uiting ViO atf 005 -pt:1rpo~Pffs)'ff1Fwho -.ere breke
-----N~w "f'orlt"(Darlmg IO='J at Atlanta (M~ler S:85)}:405 3p5.m . m; -=-~·~·~~~":~· NL g: ~:~l -)~,..~=\~~·.:.'~;;:!:: under Yeoman from-or w hose famtl!e.s ne~ded m o ney to
San Diego (H awk.in s 8· 7) at S t. Louis (vd...con. ~>. : p .m . 1'71 -St.,,. Gervev. Oodtlen. NL wn• Pa1m a.ecn, Fr. \'Cl' l'r rl•nt o r ut1ht) bills.
lffl -Dave Ptrket. PlllK>urvtl. NL Of< IS·ll ~ itorin CUP. K...W, Mtul, 1978 84 nder ff-re 't'l·oman told a Houston in-house
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ot Ille lnttrntllonel Leee\Jt eASKaTaALL
Nt'lleMl .. 111 .... Anedtlten
PORTLAND TRAIL BLAZERr Nam9<1
Jol'ln W•U-1 t ll(I Meurlet Luca~ au11!1Jll
COIC1lft ............. &.eeeue CALGARY' W'-lt.-..c:t Merk Arm11ono.
ctnltr Moved P'etroc Ftlrs from il'llureo re·
Wt"ve fO '"-teal \Quecl '
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"'111on. ltle•v and It-• Oetolno runnlnv
Deek
HOUSTON OILEltS-f ... mtcl Diel Corrlclo.
oerlOllnt1 director MIAMI OOL PHINS-A11rNC1 10 rerms wlrl'I
F., re<I E cimunel'. 119"1 end. Ill O<lne• TllO'•\H
cornerDtck. Grev JOflnlOft. olfeMi•• •~If encl Georve Lillie. Cleftn'•ve .nci S•llnt<I Harrv
Gt lb<ea•n. 11uero NEW VOit~ JETS-Sfll'\tO Jetnfl HH fv .
cornero.c•. Mike Wltl'lvcomDt. latkle, encl
JOfln G1tv1n, llneotcto.er PHOENIX CAltOINALS-S.11r>ee Ton-Tuot,
ouerterDtcll·ovntw . 10 a '"'et·••ar contrec1 end Jonn PnlllliK. 11uero Named Erik w1cimerk
aul\lent oro oerlOfll\el ClorKtor ,.,_, ..... Lee9W
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atVIEltSIOI -Fulmor Ltke
VIENTUtlA -Pllu Uke
INYO -a.lier Cr8K1 e 10 Pifle Crtlk,
Bosl'loO Crtt~ CIOwtr mteldle, '°"''" end lnlallt
111 George Crw i. <;oocsele Cr ..... lnoeotn· oence Creeo. L••f 5at1(1ne, Lone Pine Cr .....
Nort.., L•'' Owens ltovtr (tlelOw Tlnerneht).
Owen\ Rlvfr (Laws 8r1<111t CIOwn,tretm lo
Slewero Lane), llloc:k C•ffll Cllloc• Creek Lall.•
10 ltle '"° of 1ne roeel) Roell Cr..-Lelle,
Snte>ne•O Crwtl Tal>001t CrMto. Tlntrnefle
Crtt~ Tulllt CrMk
TULAalE -D"• Meeoow Creell ... r..,...n
Crtto; Kern Rover twu111 •0•1<). Kern R••er
!Fa1rV1tw Del\'\ 10 KR) Powerr.o.JM. Jonn· 1onoa~ 8r1<111t 10 Feorvoew Dam) Nooe Vounv
Cree-p_.,~m.nr CrH+. Tule River lmlelole •oro. n<YI'> and 1ovin lorkl of mti ln tork, Ceder
S>OOf eru ·
AL~NIE -81..e L••• (IOwtt ) MADERA -S.n Joe<1vln River tmoO<llt
ioc• Sotcner La.. S•erkwM•,,.,-1...aal
19'0 -It.,, Gtlttev. Clncinnttl, NL Hewe• U .
"" -Gerv Certer. MontrHt, NL -10\\'4'l1ga11o n that players w~rc never
>9t2 -Dav• Conceocloll. Cincinnati, NL 1'11 Ll'GA ICMdule gr' l'n m o re than S 35 at a time and the
1913 -Frtcl Lvnn, Anvell. AL Ju•v l•·ll -80\lon Five ci.n k . Otnven, H0l1STO!\ ( .\P) -The' NC A..\ h d b d k '"' -Gary c'"'"· N\ontrH r, NL Mow -formal!' no utied o nicials at the cas was u~ to u~ gas an ta ecarc 1,.• -LeMttr ~vt, s.n· 0 ........ NL J 1 11 2• u • wo~·, "--e ". · 1•f•pc·-1li" n-d•. · "-' -1toe« c...,,.,,,, 1o11~AL· J~•~ ,;.1,-_ TBA ··~· ..,......., a ,.._. L"nr,ero11t\ 1)fH ous1o n Tuesda) of1ts • 1• '"..1 '" h'"'" 1"986 1 , , .. 1 _ Tim .,.,-. ~-1r-·•. NL · 11 1 f n • .~ arc • . severa 1ormer .. ·-· ........ -Au11 • 1 -Pt1 Bre<1lf• 1n1erna1oona1. H'9h inves11g:111o n into a ega ton s O re· 1 f I 1,. -f tf°ry s1e1n1>ech. Otlli.no, AL p 1 N c · d h h Cougar athletes to do receiving argc 01~u11 ll·l• -Mes1erCer<1 1n1ernat1ona1. cruiting 'iolation' an 1 at coac cs amo ums o f m oney during their
TPlur\ , Julv I•
Frt JUIV lS
S.I. Jufy 16
Sun . July 17
Mon . Juh1 II
Tun .. JUI• " weo , Jul.If 20
Fr,, July 21
Set. )Uly 23
Sun . July 2•
Mon . JUlv 15
T utl . Jut• 26 weo.. Julv 27
Fro AUii S
Sal. Auv 6
Sun AUii 7
MQi. Aull I
Tun , AUii 9
Weo Aull 10
Fri. Aull 76
Sal Aull 27
Sun AUii 21
Mon A...v 2'
Tuu Auv 30
Wtd Auv 31
Tnurs Sept 1
Fr . Stol 2
Sat Stol. 3
Sun S.ol • Tut\ S.01 13
Weo Seot U Tnurt Sec>I IS
Fri Seol 16
Sat . S.01 17
Detroit,
Detroit,
Detroit,
Detroit,
Toronto. Toronto,
TorOlllO,
Cleveiend, C..,,_nel,
Clevtlenel,
Oeklt nd. Oelllllnd. Oelllllnel,
Clllcevo. Cntceop.
Cnoctvo.
Seettle.
Setttlt.
Seattle,
Nt• York.
New York,
N-Vork.
8-llimore. a.1u.._ •.
8-)fimore.
135 o.m
7:l5 o.m
7;0S o.m
l;OS o.m.
7:l5 o.m. 7:3S P.m. 7.35 11.m
7 :IS p.m.
7'05 o.m.
l'OS 11.m.
7.3S o.m.
7:3S o.m.
l:OS pm
7:lS 11.m
7'05 o.m l'OS om 7:35 11.m
7.35 11.m.
7:l5 om 7:35 p,m_
7:0S o.m. 1:05 o m
1.JS om 1:3S om
7.l S o m
Boston, 7:3S pm.
Botton, 7:l5 P.m. Bo•ton, 7;0S o,m.
Boston. 12;05 11.m.
K1nw• ·Cltv. 7;0S o.m. KtnM• C ltv, 1 ;OS 11.m. Ktnlt\ Cit•, 7:0S p.m.
TtaH, 7;05 P.m.
'TUH, 7:05 11.m.
WMe P1a1n, N v frcqul'ntl) &a\l' rash 10 football pla\. 1ng careers at Ho uston. Auo 19·21 -AfleM•lc Ci1v LPGA Ci.nee. • pla' crs Som¥1. Point, N J c:_ lli 1 1 d f Fo rme r pla~ers Lonell Phca and
Auv 2S·71 -worio Cnemo1on,n10. Lelle .")\. ho,il 0 1 icia s n· e ase c opies 0 [)a\'ld R obeno n said the y received
Lanier 1s1ene1,. c.a , 1hethrel'-pagektte rfromtheNl"AA. c 000 d 'l()O()()
SeP• l ·S -Reil cr.ero1v Cteu ic. Sorlnv!i.l<I, wh•ch ,,3i, d ated Juh. l.J. .i>J ~. a n ' · ·
111 ' forme r running back Kelv in Gill · S.or 9·11 -Olle·Prn11 Chamoionlhlo, The !>l'hool has unttl Oct. 17 to ~aid hl' n:ce1ved aboiit SL5().ovcr two
Por11ano 0re· · -respond to 1he kllcr Afkr that. 1he '"ar•. Jf .. "·as a walk~"'n.· S.01 lS·ll -SetKo Cllluoc S.auie .... (. II d h It f ' ' ' ~ -v S.P• n ·7S -Stn•• Bert>era Oc>en. Santa ·' .\ .\ "1 con~• er" at pcna ie_s. 1 • Ci11l also ~td he kn ew of an
8ert>er• an\. to 3S\('S!>. d '0 30 I h Sec>• 30·0c1 1 -San JoH crenk . San Jo.. The allcgalion-. \'l'ntcr on the (''>ll m:Stl' -to payers w o go t
0c1 2'·30 -L•<I'-' u s ·Jaoan Team ("'iugar foot hall nrogram from 1478. rwr-.<mal loans of up to S 200. ·
C,,emo1on\n10, J•P•n ' •· In thl' cop1e' o f the· NCAA Jetter
Nov •. , -Jaoan t ••ulc, Jaotn to 1984 "he n Bill Yeoman was ht•ad rl'lca\l'd II) ihe nc" ~ media. nam e<l o f Dec I·• -JC Penny Clenlc, Larvo. Fi. l'Oal·h
Y Cl)man. "ho resigm ·d as head plJ\ l'r<> 11r m a c hes "e re b la nked out
WATmR POLO
1 .. U.S. ....... Tttnl ~
Au11 1·7-Eltlfll·Nttioft tn,,lle (USA.
Vuvoli.•I• Hu-ry, Holltncl, Wfll Genfla11 ...
Soeln, Aultrelie Romtnle), Henover. Wfll
~men• Auo 11 · l-Veut tn,,ile CUSA. Aultrtlle
Frence, Hollenel. Hu-rY. 11•1•, We\I Gtr· many, Yu94ni.vial. &«el, "l'uvo\la•i.,
roach aftl'r the 1986 seaso n. d eclined ..ind in thl·1r place the phrast" :·a Tul·sda~ 10 comment o n.specifics nf p la' l'r.. o r "a coach" w ere
thl' NC.\.\ lctlN. ~ulht1tutl'll.
·-rm 1mmed1atcl' reminded that Om· alkgatio n in,·ol ves a coac h
'o mcon\' clSt' has· indic ated 1ha1 ti" ing three pla~rrs S500 during the
thl'' ·11 take can· of all n.~venge. a nd 19X-' ~a!>on. Durn;ig the fall o f 1981. a
th1.•) ·11 t~lk(' ca re of the Judgment. So I lOal·h 41lh:gcdl) ga'c a player $900
think ti w o uld tx· va'itlv bette r for me "'h1k nding in an autom o bile.
to kl'l'P m~ mouth shut:· Ye o man. During the 1 982~82 acade mic year.
a rnnch \\3S alleged to have given
sai8.ti .\thletu.. D irector R ud' S lll01o anathletesoh1sm other could
r)a\UIOll alsodeclined to comment o n pa) hl•r electn b ill. and " then ar·
spec ific allcg.auo ns. ranged for the pla)'er to obta in-a
l'{enlOll runronv t>tc·k, eno H l•llntel no,.. 'O ll'lt
'Pf•C••ct rO\le< COLLEGE
8EN'tLEY-Annovnce<I u1 toott>ell teem w•ll
"'lOYt IO DiYt\ion Ill from ClvO """'' CIT ADEL-AnnouMceo "'' rtt111n•••on o• ;ac• 01nlel,, eui••ant •oott>e~ coecn. 10 ~·
come auoc:i.tt ••hleHc <l"K 'or •' Marlllel EAST CAROLINA_:.Nemeo Cerlflt•r Cr.,m ·
11•t O.recror of A<1m1n111e11-n s.. .. cei '0< ,..,.
etnietk *"''men'
Los Alamitos racing results for Tuesday
"'W e're glad to get the inqui~ and n•und·tnp airplane ticket at no cost
no " "'l'"ll h a ' e 90 da' s to react to 11:· ~u hl· rnu ld traH·I bet~~n H ou sto n
Da,alm ~Id. "'It '~ alread\ afTeetcd and Dallas to g1\e the m one) to his
our program Just ltkc 11 affected so m e nrnlht•r '
d In ano lhl·r alleged incident. a
of the o the r school5 in o ur a rea an -.tudl'nt athkh· rcccned $500 in an
ILLINOIS-Announceo r•slgnaiton ot ~eele
Stoner. 11n1ehc Cll•tclo• NORTHERN ILLINOIS-Nameo Clarf"<:t
.. uOMln H•l\lant all>lefk Cll(K IOf' ~,HERN CAL-Nemed Jim 8.nr ,.,11.
d'CI sJAner eno M111.e Ballfv enl\ler• ••acll
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w• c ...... .c co .. -• 11 40 uo .. 0 around lhl' mun I~· l'll\ doix· fro m ano1her pla yer w h ile
~= ""l"'CJU~t go1 1o makesurcth1ng~ hl' "as in a bathroom stall in the
lik e that do n't happen,nain. Som e o f fo,>tball dressing room.
,_ lO.. ,.,_,1 10.0
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U DAILY Til•L• <l·t•ll -1161 «I ..... ....,_. ) ltO
Mwt.,.i H•"<!.. '70t.11t
1he things ma) have happened and .\no thc:r alk·gation said UH' ath·
suml' ufthcm m1gh1 not. klt'S spent m o rt• than NCAA rcgu-
"lt"!I ou r JOh to rc~pond and go in lat1ons ~·rmll on potential recruits
front o f thl' infracuo~, committee. duJing 'is1ts to tht" ca mpus. Playcn
probabl) in October ... also ~t o u venirs for the recruits.
Yeom a n admitted lasty ear thaa he the NC.\.\ said. ano ther violation.
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UNDI" A~ Of TMJaT and 1nwes1 ne1<1 by 11 at crt1t80 by H •d Deed of CHECK ANO PAYABLE AT mey be en19ftd end Ille t"•I t copy of th11 ordef to Intended trensleror wlt,.ln ,,,. transtet end Hllgnment tonal repreMnlelove 11 rt· It., Ltt A,....., CA 911
OATIO MOVl•IR H . trustee "''"II •H I prooerty Trull The 10111 tmovnt ol THE TIME OF SALE PROP· covrl ma) tnl9f t jU(Sgment 1ho-CtuM be put>lilhtd 1n lhrN yeers IH I PHI so ltr ot lhe al0<eN•d toctnM (or qweo 10 9111e notice to Publllht<I Ottngt Colet
1 ... IJNlaaa YOU TAICI 1s•1u1teel "" said County end H •O ot>hgt11on5 11 the time ERT\I TO BE SOLO AS rs · cont11n1n9 lnjuncllv• or tht Or1nge Co111 Deity Pilot. H known 10 lhe onlendtd hcenses} IS lo bt pe1d on or 1n1tresled pt rtons unlesa Oaoly Pilot July 13. 14. 20. ACTION TO 'lltOTICT I S1a1e desc.,oed as lollo•s or 1n•t1e1 put>11ct11on ol ,,.,. Oettd 1h1s 30th day ol olhtr orde rs cOtlc.,nlng • newspeper ol gen9fll 1r1nsf9ftt ere -alter the 15t" day ol AUQull. '"'Y ,,ave w11ve<1 .no11ee or 1988
YOUR "'ONRTY, IT MAY 4 Co..,aom n1um com· Nollet •S ~5 95e 01 :June 1988 d1v•,.on ol property, IC)CMINI CtrCulttoon. publl"*3 1n lhis The pr~ty 11 oetcrlbtel 1988 ti 11\t etero-deS>•rl· conH nled 10 1"8 PfoC>OMd WTh12t
H aOlD AT A "'9llC • p••sed 01 Olltd June 30 Ital NOMllAN A. '1lfllt, At· suppor.t Ch•ld cu1tody. cNld county al 1t111 one.• week In genertl u AH 11ock 1n menl ol Burrow Escrow Co . tclton l T"9 1noeo.no.n1 ---------
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,LANATION o, THI 1 106tr1 °ntere$I '" and to Tiii HRVtel. • C....,. NerW llwd .• .-111. ,.,._ end such otfiet rtllef It lft8J prt0r lo lhe dey of Mid hetr· t nd good Wiii of • certtln C11y ot Stnll Ane. CA, bl grenttd unlH• en __ __. ..................... __
NAT u" r. o' TH 1 Loi , 01 Tract No 8241 u c_,.,..-. .. Trw .... ertff. CA '"" (714) be grenttd by tl'le cou,,, The ing • rnteurent butineee llnown Counly ol Otenge. Stele ol 1nttrt1ted person liltl en LIGAl. MOT1CI
"'OCllDtMQI AOA•IT st1own 0" a map record.O on 9y: 0. '· ...,..,, lt1 flNll.--....1 gern1anment of wllOft. ,_.. Deted JUN 14 tHI H Ctlllornlt Alb Co Incl C1ltlorn11 provtdtd 1he1 lhe ob1«t1on 10 11115 peutoon •nd MOT1CI vou YOU aHOULD CON-Book 3•, cages 2 1 and 22, ._..,, ,_ ...,.._ .,...._.,, P11b11ant0 Oren~ Cotlt mg ol money °' property Of ,,...... l • ......,., .,.... of loceltd al 1'450 Cutver Or . Dtpertment ol Alcohollc ~ 11000 GtuM '#lly tl'le •'WTWO w
'TACT A lAWYlllt. ot .,_,Kf!'lll'*>u!. ~~· in l4IMe •· ._.. AM. CA Ottly Pilot Juty 6 7 13 1988 Other court euthorlztd tM......, Cewt =C on IM City of !Mne. leverage ContrOI ,. .. tp. coun S"OV'O no! grtnl the NOTICE IS H£AEIY
MOTICI Of l"e olltef 01 rie County ~ tt?M Te ...... 1te (11t) WTh 120 proc.eo1ng1 mty e110 result Pett11. Tttttf. KruM I County of Of'ANO!. Stete of proved llld lrt ntltr of Mid t ulhor1ly GIVEN tlltt IM Oce1f1 v-
TM18Tll'a IALI CO<tle< o• H•d Co.int)' .... ,. ' APR 14 ,.., Kritlly, Attorney '°' PtU· Ctlllornlt, Ind ''""* the lietnM A HEARING on t"9 pell· Scf\Ool Oittrlct of °' ...
T.a ..... ..,.,, EXCEPT-THE REFROM'" Publoantd Otenge Cout Plate"°"" llt•llt•rt D. z .... , ..... liontt. 18881 Von K•men lotlowtng llCOfloltc Nwerlge DATED July I . IHI lion will be helO on AUGUST County. Huntington lelc:h.
NO tlCE IS HE REBY O•I ges montrels eno olhef 0111)' Piiot July I 13 20. Clef'll, It C. AIMe, ~ A~. 18111 Floor, lrvtnt, CA NcetlM(or licentell: On S... "9Mld A ......... Trw· 3, 1918 11 1 45 P M.1n Deol Cllllornit, will r_.,. lltdl
GIVEN. lhtt on WtOoetd~. llyOrocerbons. btlO* I 1988 OAMtGI COUNTY Clef'll 127f5 8tef tnd Wine (pvtl H pl.) "'-eM LIMMM No 3 localed et 700 CMc 1o putcMM Klnderger1en
July ~7 1988 .. 1100 dtP1" ol soo , .. , Wllhout W111 MftlltloaCOUlltl JoM l(lngtlon. JD .• PUOlllNCI Ottntt.Coeet Numtler41-1I0015,now t ........ A. lh1cett1. Ctnltt Drive WHt. Stnlt EqulPf'*lt, Sewing Mi-
o clock • m 01 N td dty. 1n lht r09hl of surtect tnlry • 1• 11'1 A..,.. P.ofMtionat l • Corpor· OtNy P,ltot June 22, 21. July tued to Pf9mlMI loctltd If ""tter Meenttt, TreM-An1, CA 12701 chines Ind Sewwla Mec:HN
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ducllne TrutrM'I S• .... rteO<O Ptltl•Orlt r J ACK 8 nyon "<*I. Sit 103. C1IUlt W103 prtmi-IOCl1ed If 14450 MM grenllng OI the petition,~ c:e<ved up to, bvt no liter
wtthln the oftlcel of REAL ALSC E..JICEPT THERE· ""m WISTOS Vlllt , CA 12010 Cutwr Or . •C "' tM City ol Put>llthtel Or•nge Cotti should t Ul'lef IPPM' ., the then 10'()0 • m., T~.
EST At £ SECURITIES SEA· FROM UMS , Wougll 108 .._......... ~t. KATHLEEN Putllllhtel Otenge Colet ..aJC NQTIC( IM nt. County °' OMNGE, Otily Pltot July 13, 1188 httfing end 1felt ~r 00-July 21. 1Ml l1 tM ""'*-
•VIC!. IOCICtd II 1800 Nofth .. •"OWll upon lht Con· ....... ~ LAUR> WISTOS Diiiy ""°' My 1:1, 20, 27, Stet• Of Callfornll W130 iec:tiona or file written ot>jee· Ing~ of Mid ldloot-9toedwey. Sul1t 100. in the dom1n1um P'ren recordtel 1n .. ~ .... C... No 0251740 Aytutt 3. 1... Mtm Thtt the llft011n1 ol ''°"' Wl1'1 IM cowrt IMltore troCI. ltt40 I ..,_, Huftt.
· C•rt Of Senti AN. County of tlOOli 1152 l)egt etO Officlel Not~• II het"ttly given thtl IUWCMll W 12' llOTICI T.O CMIMTOM P\l'Cf\tet l)ftce Of eonaldef. "8JC NOTIC( the hMrtng YCMK IPPMf· 1ngtOt1 leectl, CllltotMI
0re19. ''"•of Celftornll. Aecord1 H tmtnded by en the un0tr19"° Wiii Mii 11 MOT1Clf Y• ...,. -. fW IUUC Tall:llll'lfl Alm tiOft 1n COl'ii*1ion with Mid tnet "'~be in S*Mlf'l.or by t2t47. If wtlldl tllN llilCI
REAL HTA TE HC~ITIES Instrument rteordtel Ill t>ootl P11,,e1t 9 .... 10 the h~ e.M. nte MWt...,..... "9l1C ml1C( fW 9"IWncMI TO T1'W-trentfet of Mid llCenM (Of K 4tasr yOUf attorney bide w111 be CIPlf*' Md reed
SERVICE. 1 ,CellfOrnll COf· 11283 ptgt 69 Ofllc:lel A.-t nd beit l>id<ter on Of lftlf ..... ,_ ...... ,._ , IR AL CD M 0 LI C llCenNI) Md Mid tMineM, MOT1CI °' DIATM IF YOU ARE A CAEOIT~ 111 ICCOfdlflce W1tf1 ......
Potlllon. • ~ ~led cords the 18th dty ol July. 1188 e1 lleMt ~ ...... ,_,. tuNW COURT •¥IRA• LICl .... (t, lnduCllnt Ille •flfftlted Ill· AND°'""''°"' or I contingent c:tedltor Of ~ now .,. ... WI .,.
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to the pow of .... con: shown upon '"' C-on· OPAL $UMC!S INC 141 1M ...... llllllR ~. Couwn' fW ORUIM _,_,,et~~ S 143,000 00. wNcfl c:ont11t1 llTAft Of: youn:~ ~ tM OOU'1 or A.II tlidUNll be "'Ide Oft
letred Ill tN1 oert• Deed of OQltltntUm Plen refef•ed ID In WHI Tell Avenue Otenge. "you WWI to.......... '"tM....,.,, of ... ,,._. NOTICE IS "'"''y ol '"' IOllOWll\• C19" 9URTDM POlnlll pr_, It to the per90IW tllct '°""' fumltMd .., ...
Truet .-cvttO bf TEMY Perc:et 1 IOCM CA 92e67 Courity Of Of. vtc9 of "' llt.,.,.., th lflll t l110f\of MM() CMACOMIWI OIVIN to ttle Creditors of 50,000, PrOll'MllOl'y not• • UTAft MO. ' ,._e1tnt•llW9 tOOOll'ltld by OttlriCt, end MCf1 tltd mutt
OAV!O MASON . .,, llMW· TM "'"' eddr... °" •nge Slt le ol Celllornie. .. "'"*· ~ ~ dO IO '°' C'*'fl of...... ~ A.1111\co. Sodal h-lllCufld by 9eeurlty ... ·~ the '°"'t within iw "*''"" conlorl'll Md be ... Dnll .. rledmenenclJANtlLIPfM. other oommon detiOntflon ,,... eer1t111 rtll oroperty, .,..,...iy to 1'11\ your Wflt· .NO. At4Jlll • cwrlty No 3I0·3•·• ... o. "'91\t t3.000.00: TOTAL To ell '*'•· ~terlel. "°"' IM dlte of ~ i. to the COMrlCt dOcwlftel-. '" """*'*' WOfftlfl. ,.. ol the rttl prOC)efty ,,., .. n. S•lulltd 1n tht City ol Hunt· ten ~.If ""· !Ny be "ON>I" TO Tr ....... or . Md L ....... c 0 H s I 0 I .. A T I 0 H crtetltOtt Md contln04lf'lt "'"""of..,..,. 11 ll'owtdid c_... of -lltJlllt ...... ccwdefNo•.,,...,,ao. 1 .... 1t10Y t d•Krlhd 11 ington8"cfl County of Of· fllldontlme IHOWCAUll WflOM ._,..,_ lddf'W II 143,00000 c:tedltort MdpertoMwtlo 1n Section 700 of tfle on!Melnttll~Ot-
"' ttle 0-. ot tf11 County putporttd ID De I I 5 e.nge Stete Of caMoftlle. ANCM UIMf I'll.._.... '°" CHANOI OI NAME 14450 C""'9r Dr . •C. In ttle Ttlel IC ,_ Merl ll'eid Inly be otllel .... lnt.,..._, Prot>ltt COde Of Cellfornle. !ice ()cw\ V-. icNliClt-
Aecord9r of Mid Coul\ty, M Liil.,,... Lene. Unit 11. ptr1icultt~ oetctltlld • .. ~ El ~ pulde MlotO GIACOMINI l'lel City Of IMMI County of Of'· betWMI\ Mid llClf'9te encl In !fie _. or ....... Of tlottl. The tlnll l0t llllng ~ .. trlc:t
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S40-S263
LOST Islamic Repvbhc of
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of o<a,,eri 4'rClatan, 1f
found please call collect
17141 968-2132
" -I.. ANO REP4'1R Gl111 I Gl11i11 ......... '1 Larry 752-6106 j~-••--•_._ .. __ Landscaping cleanups
-1 -•aa.• GLASSMAN Res /Comm tree trim. 10101111 lawns. 9 •-... _ Cmnl/C11crtlt m.rro•s-screens-shOing -8 8 2592 For more lnfOfmation --------ooors·elG M11t 839-4530 yrs e~p JafJn ' ·
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642-5678 .
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ALLPAPERING. Quality
ork r:ree Est 989-6349
I rf1 C~LL TODAY" Drrv-ays p1t1os · Pllf'lS ••• fff Liii etc No 1ot> too small TREES· A H I -Reas Mickey 536·0553 .B.1,.1•_.ra....,1,.1 _____ Toopedlremove C1e1nup HANGING/STRIPPING ·
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H .--.A,.. I I l nu lawn ~prtnl\lr 751·3'76 VISA-MC • 973·1512 BRICl<ICONCRETE work ou_...""' reoa rs pa n .,, Prof •el1ao1e res •els relurb1sh1ng. carpentry LARRYS ~ANOSCAPINGi C INSTAL 12 )'fl eap. r: REE est 6' 1 3283 IAN orywall etc Gary 6'5-527 7 HOUSECLEAN Mason· Clean prompt qual WOl'k.
T J Pelle Concrete Const •HAN0YM4'N• 'y·dttveways fence -Best refs Mark 642-~2
Cone -Briel\ Block· Lit &. Big & sml Jobt-Worl! guar cleanuO'i new lawns· WE gals Stld hafl9 togetll9r
,.. ...,... oorio Higne~t Qual low • Call Bruce 847 -0780 sprinklers 55 7 ·0609 Strip-install. aov1te to the
The Calif Pub11c Utllltles . prices 17 14).962-7093 4'MERICAN HANDYMAN lllm11 . 1 -craiy )(Int re~s !33·7J72
Comm1uton. REQUIRES Clail• Cir~ Doors Windows Fences *l•l llVlll* Patiet that •" uMd. houtenold Drywall Plumbing eat'1· IP ........ _____ _
goods movers. l)ftnl thew .:CHRISTtAN NURSE UC •oom Remod I Carpentry 730· 1353 constrUC1 patios.
p u c Cal T numl>er DAYCARE Near Edison Ano Yes Jesus is· Lord CLEAN & EXPERT 3 Generations of Ouahty
hmo's & criautt.ur's print Pa•• Hunt Bch 536· 7607 l"ree est 97 1 ·9267 25 ~rs ''P Lie T. 1 t6428 Construction 9&2·6160
their TCP numl>er 1n all · ----- -pili-~--I advertlsements 11 you Cl111i·1l ltntft · · FENCES-GATES Tree trim ••ABC MOVING•• new...-. I Ovmp runs C M IN B Ou1cl\ & Ca1eful T 138046
have I ques11on about •HOU ECLEANING* arN J1mWnyte 6'2·7206 LO RATES 5_5_2·_0,1_0 ..,_,Pate.._ e Th .. :...-. the 1e981ity of a mover. cus~o~ rlOf\t-wey) ----~-. ....... ,_, , ... _
llmO or chl1utt.ur, Can w1o.1y D•·mo refs 473.33,9 HANDY M .. ov Eleetrical STARVING SCHOLARS lnVE•t -Y:r" nt Ml-1185
Publtc U iltrH Com----plumbing carpentry New trucks T 155779 E---Ao; ....... mlUlon 714-5S8·41&1 *LORI'S GLEANING• paont1nn etc 6'5·8t52 • Int.I at. pat,.. • ...-tertng. Homes-Rentels-Otflen " Full Se1111ce . State Wide custom te11turlfl9 quality
631-69'8 * 6'6-9957 HOME REPAIR Carpen. Dave * 714·957• l088 work Problem1·No Prot>·
:\--try p1umt>1ng. rental •DI BERNARDO'S* tams! =32116' 5~·7931
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Back by popular demand. Dimes-A-Li~ will run Friday. Satur-
day and Sunday fn its own claSStfication in the Classified Ads.
Since this Is a special offer. we have a Thursday noon deadline
and ask prepayment for all ads. This is open to all private party
advertisers for merchandise not over s I 50 (price must ~ listed
in ad and no abbreviations wllf ~ acce ted. AH ads w l• run
Friday. Saturday unday. There is a S-llne minimum at 20C
per line ... So yow low cost otmes-A-Une ad ts only ...
$3 .00.
DEADLINE: Tllursday noon
.-.ttCE: S-li~ minimum • 3 days • 20¢ per hne = S3.00
• All ads are prepaid by coming into the Dally Pilot to
place J OUr ad or use t.he coupon below .
• Private party merchandise only ads.. No com-
mercial ads. pets. hvestock. produce or plants
• Each item must be priced 1n the ad with no items over
SI 50.
MAIL TO' Dlmes-A-Une .. Daily Pilot
330 West Bay Street. Cost~ Mesa. CA 9 2626
Daily Pilot hours
M onday-Friday 8 00 AM to 5 00 PM
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•PROF HSECl ANING pr~y Reis 826·72'5 Moving System Oec>en· ..__ .... ~, UNIS * Atlentlon To Detail.• · dat>le & Elfic*'1 -PUC r.-_ ~iab~~"'ie .. 2·!933 11111 Lie :T159236 968·3307 l~fi!i4ii!ilwmii!!iil!ll'!111-!!!!!"!!~1.'l'P.~ I . ._ _____ _. ______ -6--______ _. _____ -..i
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RO BI NS C. '' JeMt lnllentOfY tl4-2H5 pt•y~" & porta-crjb 95S-7540 or 548-4547 ,.., wn Cuetomer ~ 11111 EXTllA II Jennifer 754• ~MS -Sill .... 711 "' .... '°"' IUCM 11mm
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......... ...,. '~:O~:O.,_ ~~ 25 F~T rent Of buy I• 1444 TIE ... ---Tenn11 racketa $'0-140 5350 ontl'I unvaual d9· 1540 JAMaOAEf ROAD
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Only Of'9 "*"""' 8 WMk POSITION -11 MMOOLINO beth 1g mrbl coclo.pot 6AJ.962 1 Eatenoed Servi~ Houri •71-•79 lec911
....... IUUMlcN~ U · IOfMl\ ... ~th.catriert, The Orange Coett D911y
periefice In twMCtt GI*• Mtneg1Pf'9nt .. perleftce PMot II iootll"O fOf en
atlon1 01100 ••· ~. but #Ill train. enereetlc J*IOn to ..
S*ience ~ dtlWMle. .... ~ 1375/wti + 119t our Dlttrlct Maneoer1
f • .. u ·-·'? IKUll tub lk nu b"" oak 28" SAIL BOAT manogany 7 am -10 pm Mon-Frt All m .......... I ,...,,. --..&.. Of ~ "'' -u11 .. ave car Lm I~ Tm ·w & oai. 10-.P s1eeps • ...._... .,_, -SS/Hr PLUS ~ ellow-The Deity Pilot f\81 8 Cut · ,...... mtrort & cer>nll larocy oeai.I •ut p OOO DATSUN 83 280ZX 2·2 •Sii Call us betote you
ance tomer SerVlCe Poeltton ••-• lauGett $Ink• etc d•y• 213-599-3200 ltke "9• auto JI" POwer l>Yy' Lo m1 hnandftt 8111 ..... 'OAS + 90NUI PLAN. 3 deys during the W.-HAS. , ,AM·IPM Mon-' W.-enctt and holldeys:
,,.. App14cent mutt have r•
Cell Pat Mer~. 642·4321 lleble cer with valid CA
Pertk\p .. elft .. eapectsor •205. t ·11AM deify '°' drivers lleente. proof of
the •aeocieUon't dally ~t!Mnt. inturence •I'd . OMV
checlllng eccourit GI*· •••y ... a. ptlnt·out Stetting pey 11 etlofll. la~ lft -. rw.91• 17.00 per hour plus gaa
checking/NOW pro-Ill W1.., It, .. ~
ceaalng, a"4t On-Line •--a-..... •• ....,.... ,., to apply at:
SevlftOI Sy 1tem1 ..... -
preferred. Mutt be1=~~ft:=-.-n-1eec1--=-.-,..._.,...,,....,...._.,_
~ Oflented end have car, veld IMUtenoe. 0'1
•llCeltent communlcetlOn IOf students l300wtt Cen
lkiltl Mon·Frl 132-1212•
Earn 17.25 per hour ~
w training Up to St.00 per
hour after I UCC.Hful
completion of !reining
petlOd
..... .., ... m••m 11m ......... 111n11
AOMIN&STAATIVE ASSIS· ~:.t ~-~J:l TANT Growing firm
._., tteble. moliveted.· ••I 205
lle••t>te. & Of98ft'Zed P«· -... 111111. TllT '°"' wtprol appeerance. CerMf or the.80'• Ser•ou•
Slltllt mltnclude typing minded prof'! career
80w pm WI P. d_lc-1nd1v wanting own butt·
taphone, file I laellt~y nest w1unhm11eo income
mngt Personnel eap d potenttal Prof trtin1ng of
PllT lllTllL 11•. Locet 'PM1 Control Com-
pany· needs route tech ..
we train. must l'lave good
driving rec.ore! Celt Asn in
am 919-602 1 E 0 E. ,. ....
~t Bell In-plant hu FIT opening fOf pr .. 1 op-
era1or 1 yr eap req Cl AB
D•ck. 9850 U1 I t5,500
yr alnt benefits, N·tmkr
EOE Kerry 833-3232
PI T llH hrl-Femiil
SCl'IOOllCol Siu Full Isle
dental otc Begin 8/>t'"'yr
rnd min wage 760-1152
P90Ple Oflented J*IOn helpful N B n-smkg ore total image Co support
with N lel Of cashiering Sat cornenaurete wte•p cars/lrops For 1n1erv1"
PIT,P ... llU
Office en11lronment, no
1yp1ng 2 to 4 days/week
Hours vary from
-9am-epm Will TRAIN
Apply Pennyaaver. '660
Ptacentta Ave , C M
baekgr~nd Prior bank· Janet Brown 851·2211 call Valory 552-4329
1ng expertence hele>ful Fite Ctertc ---
but not necetNry. NEWPORT BEACH Lew JAllTll
Office needs full-time lite Experteneeel, mature re-
clerk, It typing & front ttable M-F • 11rs Appty·
Oetk relieve work. Celt IPG. 17851 Skyperk Crcl.
tt you,_. that you Qualify.
pip .. apply In pettor'I Of
tend r..ume 10:
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Sheil• et 7'4-72,·8101 Ste G. Irvine
fUUl Ill.MIT
AND SHOP HELPER"
Clean OMV recOfd, FIT
PIT lmoied Clark Ken-
nedy FIOfilt CM 64 t -0810
WOAKtNG----kl-tc-hen--m-ng-r
tm~ opening, gd pey.
see Linda or P.aul The
Sa11 Loft 494-3358•
LlllL IECT•Y
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C.olW•d
2000 E. Mdedderl Ave.
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Pal fm ~ 2·3 yrs lltlgtlon exp'd N-.... •llHr.
Challenging opportunity, smOker, WOfd Perfect LMltt..,, ... __._ lu Santa Ana, CA 92705 ot _,,. tm8'I of Salary open QO<Mj ben-- -••P n ,_..., • eftts 752-2518 W._._Ma.11M
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rice. meii & shipping serv. __ ,
nr OC airport 751-NOI MAINTENANCE * * * * * ........ llllUI..... 1111111119111 RENTAL aoen1/_Y_atd-per-.
Mon·frl Deya 10em-3prn. "1111 time for b usy llllYllll son. FIT for ovsy Costa
Eap'd , IC)Mll tome Eng-Chiropractic oHIU In Lcx:el, Upet . FIT, Mff· M~ rental StC>fe Apply
ltlh. 641-7944 CdM Taking not". run· starter to c.re for sml t930 NewPOrt 81 CM
C APET S nlng errands, clNntng olc bldg & grounds nr Restaurant A IN TALL,EAS Saturdey e must Celt OC •trport & supervlM ........
/Truck helper, exp d & 175-7192 !Of more Info. 1enit0r & tewn malnt con-...____ 1 • ~able. Immediate A Id .---1ppty n person OC*'llng. 549-8181 GENERAL omc. FuH I 1'~11 ts•st b g mgr, •SEAVERS pert time phOnel good si>hl hrs. perfect for Nrty •HOST/HOSTESS U-J/TP/T with~ •• wtU tralfl. retir.., Ask for Judy 3050 S BrtslOI
T.raMP(WtatlOn nec•aary, Mec:Of~ Yechtt, ,131 9•m-Spm..~'22 * Coste Meu.•CA
rnpon9'ble. good pey Palcentla C.M. MAINTENANCE Rest --t- -
wtcommlulon. Apply In GOV'MENT Jobi S 18.037. .... Tm Ulltl TUii auren 1
perton. 2HO Herbor to IO.~S. lmrnediete Faclllty a sm.11 . engine .. ••
Blvd . METRO CAA Htrlngt Your erN. Call malnt Mecl'lanlcal ap-111111111
WASH 541-1191 ~-S 11·4 -1Uud.e ~ !.ISUJ, Lao1es, we'll pay up to
-Ext. F2912H for Federal For interview call Lov. S6""507hr f'Or y6ur imili
Start 15.50/tlr (more Litt 24 HRS. (7141 546-5570 Baroen·s gooo attitude Call MitQ•c
wleapl. er•t benefits, GOV'MENT Job S 18 03y Pnt Control. E O E 1s1ano at 675·0900 and
overtime. 642-2915 to 169.405. l~medoate MEDICAL front office ask 10' Ca~rrta Smttn
~ Check Cathtng Hmngl Your .,.. Cell Busy group Newport Rntaurant
.... •M (Refund) ,.5 '8-459-381' Beael'I 644-7848 ATM V1'1turH Inc 11 now
•rlatol •• , .. ~~e .. lcet Ext F2t12BB for Federal ---a•• ... -"'"'lg managers and "" ... " -" L•ll 24 HRS ••-,...... asst managers lor •II Group hat po1ltton1 for Manegement · FI T restaurants '" El Toro
•vWlebte for· llll•llall Costa Mesa 721-0222 and Hunt1ng1on oeacl'I
•lnautenc:. 8llter FOf modern MtOn GrMt Call lien OeSl'lano at
Coate MeN opportunity fOf a111 Ea-.. IMf ,...., lllH (7 141894-7085 EOE eUttttatton ~ Ctettt periencecl a non eap'd Seetl• nsistents no eap·o
Coate Meae. typing & welcomed' ~ty of in-required Days-Part tune Rnlll SILIS "*' termlnologyreq salon educational work •722-6525 * Creattve and entl'lu11estic
4 e Aecofda Cleftl .....,_,. I oAh -Mlealon vi.to. 4-tpm .. ...,.. t t not lvtl • ""' lllSllY SILES sates person tor custom , • •--·. ,._8 ......___ or rt's an 1nvett"*1.t 1n your tuggage Shop part 1tme • ,_. _ .. ..,_, -carMf Fut~/pert time P1t Seelltng -getic person UM WWII
Fount.in Ve/Mry FIT call for an interview Of to gr~ w1tn estabhsl'led * 6 73_,, 12 *
eMedlcel Aulstent come by & Check 1t OV1. GOQ'l~r\y M1(1 one year
hell Ofllce. WMllenO., Lori 8•1-7144 19089 retail eap Salary 1900-Ul.llAT •o••
Coete Maee Beach, H B (Cron.street S 1200 lnter111-by appt PT 'F'T inet wknds no e~llatl Garfield) only 646-74' 1 e•P n.c Call 6•5-7100 Coal• MeN Of F'ountaln v.-,. bllngu• -•' •11• NuRsiNG uua ...._TUT
welcOme Ea .. n extra money wfllle • ., LYI un1aue SSS up f()f 8Q·
Xlnt8eneftt1 24,·8355 heV1ngfun E•P not nee. PIT 7 30a-1130am Sm gressov e articulate
Wiii tretn Apply In per-53 beef pvt lacottty Light producer w•tl'I s11arp
son Wettcllff Plaza 17th meds & treatment Very pnone sli(olls & pro-
& Irvine, N B. ctean & pleasant Country 1ess10,,81 appearance.
, CLEAK/tyiMtt lmelt office
NB/CM eree.· IT 141
646-7197 _.......,.
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aesthetic car• I rec1a1 r• 1111/Wl IVlllll )uvenetlon. To ~
your knowtedge end In-come. Fulf a pan tlm9 We .,. 1n Med of 25-30
CALL 722-1525• peopte to helC> out our
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wtedoieec.nt. AA Oflen•
ted, FIT Of PIT. Com·
mun t1y Coun1elln9
c.mer 493-7333 E.O E
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through c~ssified
141•1111
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., .. , of our bullnett. in~
clVdtng customer MrVlce.
ln~IOfY control. .....
m.,ketlng I edmlnlt ·
tratlon Manegament
avalleble 10 lhoee who
Queltfy Own tranlC)Of·
tatlon required
Ftrtl Come F1r1t Hired
,915.1215
STU0£Nf S WELCOME!
Mt.IC NOTICE
addr..... of tfle Intended
transferor• ere; OINOEA
SIMSAI<. 1571 NEWPORT
ILVO , COSTA MESA, C.t.L
• tH~7 (HOME AOOAISS
312 Oahlle P11Qe. CC>fona
de4 Mar, Ct '92t251
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MOTICaTO CMDITOMOP
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Notice It her~ ijlven to creditor• of the within
named tren1fetort1I lhet a
b\llk trenlf9r II~ to lie
inecM on pettOnel ~
llerelNfter delerlbed The ,,.,.._ and ~
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The nameltl and bulineel
addr"' of tM lnteneleO
transfet..CI) are MASSIMO
NAVAA.-ETTA . 1525
Placentte. •N1, Newoort
hech.Ca 1*3
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Club Conv 549-30&1 pafl t•me poss Mr David
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Ft,T. M•F • 7 30em-4pm •ULll-f• M•
heavy phones, 10 key and Fl/LL OA PART TIME
ltte , typing. computer Boys girls & adults Earn
benefits SS 50 Apply 1n up to or over S 10/HR
person wno1e ~pong cnlldren
.... TUI F1eJ11 11ours L1'1, ·
729 Fwed St .C M (2131 43,·3664
•546-5525• "''•nun.n• MON -FRI 8·5
DAN'S TV S£RVtCE
1566 Newport Bl, C M
•548-2229•
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For Ext /Int homes. exp
nee Call Mike 650-U35
Mt.IC NOTICE
Tllet the pi:operty ~tt
nent her~.detcrlbed In oen-rCu 'P restaurant
bullnftl and 11 tocated at·
t576 Newport 81\ld . Costa
Mesa.CA92t27
Tiie Busi,_. name used
by said ttansferors at sa•d
locatton It SUL TAN'S T.ABLE (PREVtOUSL Y
KNOWN A~ 'M tl(E S
PLACE" at ume loca11on
Tllet MIO bultc transter II
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F'T w!(nds FV 557-2000
SALES PERSON NEEDED
F o r STAT I ONARY
STORE COM Fl t 5
days )(Int working cond1
Eacept1on1!ly fine
ct1entele Phone tor appl
673-4762
lllUTllY FIT PIT
Salary open
n2-7S37
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STARTING A· NEW BUSINESS??
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nounce a new service now av111-
able to new busmesMS.
We will now SEARCH the
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and save you the time ind the
trip to the Court HouH In Santa
Ana. Then, of courM, after the
M arch It completed we 'IH flle
your flctltlout business •n1me
statement with the County Clerk.
publish once 1 w.-for four
• weeks at requlred by law and
then flle your proof oj..fpubfi·
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Mesa. California II you can not
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315 or 3 16 and we will make
arrangements for you to handle
this procedure by mail
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rou Good luck tn your
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WEDNESDAY, JULY 13. 1988 rA1 .~
Un ·usual taste surprisinglyvani~la
CfiefSdress up main ishes
with flavoringford~sserts,. ~ ·-.-----
• Several years aao Parisian chef Alain Sendcrem
created quite a stir with h.is recipe for Roast Lobster
with Vanilla Butter Sauce. Usina thedcssen flavorina
in a main dish turned out to be adeliahtful surprise.
Today.chefsarc making news with vanilla in
many well-known restaurants. In New York at the
three-star restaurant La Reserve. Chef Andre Gaillard
celebrates the v.ersatilit)'. of vanilla in a warm shrimp
salad served with a vanilla vinaigrette dressina. and a
main dish using chicken breasts. For dcssen he offers a
superlative sweet. a creamy pearand van illa bavarian.
The shrimp salad can be easily duplicated af
home. It's made with a vanilla vinegar that can also.be
used with sautecd fish and chicken. The salad makes a
delicate. delicious first course or you can double the
recipe for a light luncheon main course.
Breast of Chicken with Vanilla Carrot Sauce isn't
for caloric counting. but the flavor is am bros1al and the
total dish. with itsbouquetofYanilla. is~ll wonha
little splurging. Boned chicken breasts a~ sauteed first
then kirsch is added to the skillet followed by cream
and carrot juice accented with vanilla. The sauce is
cooked until reduced and thickened. Potatoes or rice
and peas or young squash may be served with it.
For dessert. drained canned pears are pureed in a
blender asa first step m preparing a pearbavarian. The
puree 1s stirred into a cooked gelatin mixture and
flavored with vanilla. Then the mixture 1s folded into
whjppcd cream and chilled until firm in individual
molds. This can be done the day before.
Vanilla Custard Sauce may also be prepared and
refrigerated. then spooned over each bavananjust
before serving.
For simplicity's sake. directions arc g1 ven for
using pure vanilla extract in recipes. Chef Andre
oriainally used vanilla beans. and direct1qns also are
included for these. Andre warns. howevell, against
using imitation vanilla extract that 1s made from wood
pulp and leaves a b1tteraftenaste.
WARM SHRIMP SA.LAD
WITH V-ANB.LA VINAIGRETTE
I &ablespooa1 a.azela•t or ve1e&able oil, divlcted
I &ablespeoa ,.re vaaUla extract•
I ~ tea1pooa1 cltopped fresa. &arra oa leaves
~teas a salt
• teaspooa 1roiiid black pepier-
1 pond frnll or froze• j11111bo sllrlmp, 1llefled,
deveiaH ud c•t ia taalf lea1lltwl1e
6 o.ace1 Bostoa or ollter mild lettace. ton iD bite-
1lzed pieces C abo•t 4 c•ps)
Z tablespooas IHltter
Z tablespoons Vani}la Viae1ar, recipe follows
In medium bowl combine 2 tablespoons oil. pure
vanilla extract. tarragon. salt and black pepper: mix
wdl. l\dd shnmp: toss to coat complete!). Cover and
ref ngcrale 6 hours or overnight.Just befo re serving,
arrange lettuce on 4 salad plates: set aside.
shrimp are cooked.
" Vanilla Vine.gar
s1 ng a slo ned spoon remove shn mp from
marinade toa plate: reserve marinade. In a medi~m
skillet m(>lt but~(·r. Add shnmp: cook and star over . 1
medium heal untrl shrimp turn pmk and o paque.
abtut 2 minutcs. ll!tinga slotted spoon remove
shrimp to a plate: cover to keep warm.
2 cups cbampapt' or wine vlae1ar
••cup pur~ vanUla extract~
Toskilkt·add Vanilla Vinegar. scap1ogup brown
bi• from pan. -\dd re maining 4 tablespoons oil and
rettrved mannadt". Cook and stir until hot. about I
millule. Placeshrimpo n prepared plates: pour
dmsingovershrimp: garnish with chopped tomat0es.
·if desired. Yi.c.ld: 4 portions.
•or substitute I ( 8-mch ) vanilla bean. split
lengthwise. for pure vanilla extrac t: scrape and add
seeds 10011 along "1th the pod: remove pod when
In a coH·rcd Jaror bottle add' 1nl'gar and pure
1.anillae,traC"t. Shakewell. l 'se in salads or
man nadc'i. Y 1eld· ~ 1, c ups.
•o rsubs11tutl'4 (8-1 nchJ \'3nalla bl·ans-. split
lengthwise. for pur\' 'analla l'' tract. lt't stand;it room ,
tempt>raturr for at k·ast 4 da~ s: add mo n:' 1ncgar as
USt'd. .
BREAST OF CHICKE~ WITH
V AMLLA CARROT SAl'CE
--Viejo residents not
newt~ county far.:-
COO~!ng compeUU~_n_
1he sandwich contest Judges found
much to praise in these wmrung
cntrccs.
Restaurateur Frank Reich of
'Hunltngto n Beach's Cotton Creek
described Doris' sandwich as "very
good and well presented" and her
By CHERYL WALltER ht'ef .. nice and tender:· He said
O.HlJPUot Corns,.Mnt Leslie's offering was "unusual ...
Missio~o l'dRtents Dons but, very flavorful and extremely
Hall and her 23-year-old dauahter tender." Reich also praised the
LCJlie divided a S9 beef roast and appt>arance of her entry and dis-
conquered two · divisions m The pla~ed for the attentive audience a
Oranle _('oast Daily Pilot-sponsor-humorous plate dex'orat1on -a
ed BBQ Beef Sandwich Contrst frogofsl1cedhmcw1thpopeycs and
held Saturday at tht Orange County· a p1m1ento tongue.
fair. Fran U rsini from Costa Mrsa's
The south county women spent Newport Rib Co . asked Doris if she
nearly 10 hours combined in wanted to work in his restaurant
prepar.ing the aiouth-watcring en-after he'd sampled her savory tri~ -Ootis' Bucking Bronco and barbecue sauce. Then. aftrr .'be ·
Lnlie's California-Style .BBQ that tasted Leslie's dish. he qu1pptd to
earned blue ribbons m the Senior Reich. "I hQllC.. th~ t~o 1aa;n
and Adult divisions. The un-don't decide to open a r6taurartt1
contested Junior division was Frank. or we're in troul>le!" ., · .''"•
cancelled. _ .\sked if sM txpccted to \Vin the
Doris' sandwich featured a tra-'compeition Doris said .. ''No. l f\a& "
ditional Western-style barbecued no idea Vfh~n I got up this mo~ina
beef with tanaY sauce on a Kaiser this was 1oin1 to happC"ll. f1tadn't
bun. while LeSlie marinated· beef even planned to enter the cqntnt
steak witfl ~monand lime juice and but mydauahter talked me irU'b'it." ~~~=':nr: ;;;;,:r:.ita pocket with ~~:ie, ~~~~ ~~t~ ise~~!ned
t "She coob more than anyone 0 space up their victory. the else at home includina me (her winncn' efforts were rewarded with . . Weber~Touch berbecuc kettles sister Ja!?Ct _just Ii.kn to mate
fr1"'-Ba...._..oes Galore in Costa desscns), sa1~ 'Dons .. She ·~~ed. rv..... '"""' ha S 00 with a mi'CMv1ou1 tw1nile in her Mesa., Each. wonh more t o I , . eye. "And thafs OK.with me ... I . .. prncnted by Donna Cum-. . . •.
mihp. Pilot markctina and promo-apprnciatc •t
ti~ ma~r. ~nd Btcky Bailey-alzaiNG aaoN'co UQ F1~htey.Hfat1r1 11.11sta~t m•Nlltt· IBBP SANDWICHES
,. c a . s aren.t stra•n to .,.. n,ctt1.,1•..._ ~ C~~ Fair cooluna. con-.,..._~,,.,, • .,...,,~_,
Leshe . s bttn tak1na home 1 p;t; cleft;.,, .. ,.
2 tablespoons purt' vanilla extract•. divided
I 1, pounds bonfd and skinned cbkken breast
ba h es t cullt>ts 1. poundt'd 1 • -incb thic~
•, teaspoon salt ' :
1 , teaspoon ground black:pt>ppt"r
:? tablespoons peanut or \'t'gt'table oil
2 tablt'spoons bultt'r
1 • cup kirsch 1 eherr~ flavoTt'd brand~· 1 •
I cup bea\·~ I whipping 1 er~m ·
1 3 •cup fresh carrot juice I s'e nott' 1 or can.a.eel
c·arrot juice or vegt'tablt' jdict' cocktail · ,
. · Kuh I 1ahll''l'l\'''nrurnanlllap1r:Ktm1o all ·
"'dl'' 1111. h1d.l·n hrl'.J t<; 'rn nkk "1th ... :ilt and blar ~
rx·rix·r In J IJrgl' -..1>..1lkt hl·at Oil and butterunttl.~ot
\dJ, h11.i...1.·n. l l)1JI>.. untal golden. I to ~ minutes per•
side. Rl'mo' e chicken from pan. cover with foil to
kL·~·p "'arm.
..\dd kirsch w '>k1llet: cook until kirsch 1salmost
L'' aporatt'd. about I minute. -\dd cream. carrot Juice
and rL·ma1 n1ng I tabkspoon pure-"anilla extract : boil
O> er med ium high heat u ntil sauce-1s reduced to I cup,
6 to m1nutt's Sea!too saU't"l' to taste " 1th salt and
blac·i... DCPP\.'r if needed .
Tu .,en e ( utt h1cl>..en brt'asts 1n10 1 ?-inch thick
slices. Place I c;liC"ed rh1d:en brca~t halfon each dinner
platL'. Sc:n l' "'1th \ an1lla ( arrot Sauce. Yield: 4
~·n1ngs
•or...,ub\t1tutt' It -1n ch 1,an lllabean.spht
kngth'' ''l' for purl'' anal la e\tract. ~rape seeds from
I halt rub.,n•d.,mtoalh1dt'so fch1cken.Addboth
hah es o f \'an1llll bl-an pod to skillet when browning
l h u . .-1>..L·n. n .. ·mu' l" pod " hen carrot sauce 1s cooked.
Sote:l o makcfre h rarrotJu1ce.cut I pound
L<trrots into 1-mrh ptL'<:t'> In a food processor fitted
"1th a ml'IJI '"ng hlad1.· plan· carrots and I cup water.
Prtk. l''>'> unt ii 1. arrot'> ar1.· fi nl'I~ c hopped. Place 1 n a
')ll'\ l'. rm''>'l n~ l Jrflll\ IOntract all ltqu1d Y 1eld:
about l lup
FR l'JTED V A~ILLA BAVARIAN .
J .can 116 o·unces I pears packed ia extra U1alt 1ynp
I envelope unflavoref gela'tin
? tablespoons pure vanilla extract•
I tablespoons lemon juict'
Dash salt
11 ' cups beavy f whipping 1 l'ream
\' aniJla Custard Snee. rttipe follows
1, c up assorted fre•b fuits. sucll as sliced kiwi,
blueberries. 1tra••berries. raspberries
Drain Pt"ar..resef'\ ang ': cup s~ rup In a bowl of a.
food pm\'.es-.or fittt>d "1th a.metal"' mg blade or ma
c..untaina ol an de<.·tn bkndt'r process pears until
'>mouth ahout 15!K'lOndslmai...esabout l(uppureel:
\i:t a'>tdl· ·
' I In J nwd1um saucl.'pan s.pnnl>..le gela11n-0:i.s:f
fl''>l'r' l'd . c ups~ rup. kt stand 5 minutes to soften
(h l'f lim heat ('OOI>.. and .-.11r gelat1n m1>.ture unul
J1-..~oh i:d. 3 to 5 minutes. re mo} e from heat Stir 1n
purl'' an1 lla e \tra1. 1. lemonJu1ce . ..alt and r~rved
'\PUfl.'l'd P\."Jf\ '>l'I J\ldl'
In J ldrg1.· hov. I ufan electric.. m1 \er wtupcream
un11 l .-.utt pt>al>..' torm. Carefulh fold ar m ixture into
<.rl·Jm. J t J time. unu com me poon m l\ture
in tu ..1 1rH1unn·)1nd1v1dual molds " 1th flat bottoms.
-..m h ..1", u .. 1..1rd cups or souffie dishes. Ch1ll 'un11l firm
~ tu -l huur' ·
I ""·"'~· <Ju1llh di peach mold into hot "'ater
thl·n lv1."l'" "1dl.a' thin li.nife o r·a narro"' metaJ
-..patula unmnld o nt<h.·e.riter of a desscn plate. Pour · I
..11'nu\ • 1. up V ..1nilla ( .usta'rd Sauce o 'er each
h.t,'Jr"l.i"9 (1Jr111sh"1ttfru1 t.,,'t 1eld ,4 poft1o ns.
· .. flr -tuh ti tu·ll' \l.'l'ds frotn ~ t 8-inch) vanill a bean
tor ~..lfl' \ Jntlla e~tra '•:.scrapt' and add Sttds to hot .
~i.'l'J l 1 ~ ,l I\ tu ft' tr de .... r1.~d 1.Pla r pod~ Jn a small
. 1.Jnl'tlr».t uµrtoma kl',jmllasuµr
'.
• ... _ · · • · \' alima Custard SHc~
' 2 t'gg }O}k~ ,
•, C'Up sugar
I cup m ilk. sc'aldt'd.: . , .
I teaspoon pure vapUI• ucract•
In.a nit:d1um <.Ju epan.. roeat t'88 ~ol\s and sugar
C ,~ Jdµa~ 'tlr n rndli. <. ooi... .ind 5llf 0 ' er lo"' heat
'll!'lll m1\iurl' 'th1t I.. enough tol·C'lat the bad. ofa
ry eta I spoPn Jf'ld k J' t.·.,·a dean Path"' hen~ o.u run
'••urfing~r.i1,r 11-,..,11.about 5 f1)1 nutc<, 1r>o -..:0J.Boil l ·
-..: 1r in purr' ~n ilia r\ 1ra1.'t R"l'fr,1 g('ra tr 1 n a co' ert"d
· · :h~m I un11kolJ Y1dd .\!lout I up
•n r ,uh' 11tuta?1nd1e<i ufa 'anilla t-ean. spl11 ll?n~t b ,~ t 'l' tl'r p'lirlt, .J r11 Ila, e' t ra t: scrape seed~ and
.1Jd p..•J 111 mill>.. \Oii.. rn1 \tuk R{'mO' ('pod "hen
,u,1ara·,,,~,,1J .. . . . · ·' i
roa">t <ln :i sp11 Roa-..1 on rottssenc:
for ahout I hl1ur ~ "r hl,~51 f1a, or
plan· h1l·i...or, l h1r' c1n h01 coals
and aJd murc ~h1~ eve!) _JO
minute' Ra .. 11.· meat oiten w11h
S8Ul'C
Rl~m1n l' ml'Jt t.• 'l'P 1ng platt<'r
and .-.la1..1.· P1k n'l'.1t , hccst'. 'eg-
g1es. ntra \Clue..·<' ,,n n"ll~ ~fakes 6
sand" 11. h<'">
C ALIFORSIA·STYLE
BBQ STEAK SASDWICHES
I %-poud top sirloia steak, C9t
1 •, indtt'S tbick
• • c up lemoa J•i«
'• cap lime jui<'t'
I teaspoon 1rated lem• ,eel
I cup beer
1 , cup cbopt>H 1rf'~D •'-
! tuspoons su1ar
11, tf'ISpooD5 salt
• , teaspoo• PfpPfr
1 teaspooa Wert"e~terslalre
U8Ct'
1 tt'aspoon prf'parft m•&anl
· "I cap cookin& •ii
t ctons cru11ted 1•~
Extras
'pita brea41 podets
Slit"H..._
SliM bell peppen
B•tter
AHilli 1prwt1 ·• Pacu,M ltertt ...
clteeH .,ree41
To barb«uc steak.: Combiae
man nade ingrt'dients and PoUr
o ver steak: O\ er: let s&and 6 houn
a1 room temperature~ tumi~ m_.
eraT times: Grill steal: over meclw
~1 {.~"~~~':f us U:~ .,.. t9f u 1' .. ~
P1JOf to this contest wadded a fint 1 C!tlfl '-ttl 4 oilt'C ribboD and a di~ roeetle t C9'......,. ............. -. ...... oals for I 0 to I: minutn • _..
siek. bast1oa often. Ra.ow ..-
1.0 Krvina platter and stice dria.
in1Horne Ans and Craf\s rompeti-I Cllf...,. DI •PlftJll ss.sa• ..... lfD t.ee1le Rall UMI MrmotMrDorla.
.
To makt sandwiches: Spt rt•
tOtM checlc tprftd on one lidl fl
·-
,.
for her rhubarb ~es and 'Al Cllf W'••ne!9•9l1.,_,1111l111_1 ~rw• -~). Dori1-p&lad I 181111 ............ -
third last year in a chocolate cookie I 11 ... 11• tJlifl,.. ... ...,.
'*9 ti.... t ......_,.... Mu&a ... ~·u.al• ...._ti ~ ..._ Gnllll ~ Saute on•E~~ anct prhc '"
ptta pocket. To, whit -* --.;~~--
onion and bell ~ .,. -
havt bttn 1AUleecl lilllldY ia "-• tiSt-oft' aurina her ftnt competi· I Mifl•.. . .
u.n. .... ••• , ... '"' u h's not.surpl'isiQI tberdOte.-\ha& ~ 1111, 111 •Ip DI
t ,
1 e ,lallllllllilrwl ....... *-hOt {)il unti1 nckr. O.rinoi1. Add
Ar1H1• llaau rtmauf\I 1n tents tX~ meaL a... 81,..,diltt ( .... IHI> 1mm(r fhdO m1n~'6. Mount Ow
andalfalfa~~ ... ..
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Summer menus hoolted on flair ·
When you·~ puttina tasether . Another peat <!Utdoo.r fllh recipe
~ummer me~us. don't foraet to 1s Blackened Fish• Fillets. This
include fish 1n your plans. Fish shquld be done outdoon because ~kery otr~n endJeu ~n!l"i~y th.e skillet must be very hot and it ~or ellplora~a~n and deh&ht. Fish 11 will produce clouds of spicy smoke
liaht. ~u~!1ous a~d often over-while the fish is cookina. This
looked an snll cookana and summer • recipe's mixture of spices is very
salads. much like Paul Prudhomme's Fi~h ltal.iano is 1:n imqinative famous creole recipe and the
yet sm~p!e 1ntroducuo~ to summer method of coatina the frozen fish
fish anl~ana and a deli&htful, liaht fillets in a plastic bq is easy for new
altemauve to the stanJard ham-cooks to do. · · · ..
burger and steak~, Summer vea-Shrimp and tuna are ·pOpular
etables are cookc(I on top of the stal'dbys for fish salads. So poj>ular fillet~ ip folded and sealed in.fact, that we tend to fortet that
aluminum foil packets. -o ther cooked fish like filleu also·
make refrcshina and nutntlous
summer salads. Summer Fish and
Rice Salad with fish: diced sweet
pepper, water chestnuts and pine
nuts is li&ht-tastina with loo of
crunch and flavor.
FISH IT ALIANO
I •mall tomale, cet &Ille cnua
I small 18eeMal, cet lllto 14 -Ille~
llleft '•
I •mall ..... , coaraley nop,.d
~ Cllp MaHae4 Cl'Otllon j.,.
deul) : '
1111 teup11• dried basil lea~n. c....w
THE BEST COUPON =::s .·
OFFiii IN :·TctWN'·" ~:wiN1
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Prepare grill for barbccuini. fn
small bowl. combine tomato, zllle-
chini, onion, croutons. basil al\d
orqano; toss to mix well. Place fish
fillets in center of 24 by 18-inch
sheet of heavy-duty aluminum foil.
Arranac vegetable millture on
fillets: top with cheese. Brina~
of foil t<>sether; seal tightly. Place
bundle on grill, seam-side up. C<>Qk
12 minutes or until fish flakes easily
when Jested with fork and vq·
etables are tender-crisp. Makes 2
serv!_ngs.
BLACKENED FISH FILLETS
~ tables,... paprlb
~ teaapoom salt
WE ACCEPT COUPONS FROM OTHER SUPERMARKETS PLUS UNLIMITED DOUBLES
~ ceaapoH prUc powder
~ ceaapooa oalom powder
~ teaapoom dried ")'me leavn,
cn1W
FAMILY
PAP'
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PO•K LOlll a1on
TfNOER 3 99 CUT La. •
BoNELESS THICK CUT BEEF ROUN.D
l1U•1•• SUCID•ACON
REGULAR OR THICK
1-LB PKG. ·IA. 1.59
37
LB.
LIMIT 2 -·-· ITALIAll SAUSAGI
REGULAR
OR HOT La. 2.29
Pon Reodv ·
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BEEF I 69 La. •
1M teaapooe 1rtM1H red pepper
'i't teaapoa pepper '
Ge.erot11 daa nJce pepper
I pam1e tlt ... cea) froUll·
battered fla fillets
Lemon wedges
Prepare grill for barb.ccuina.
Preheat heavy iron skmet on out·
door grill at least 10 minutes or
until a white ash forms in the skillet
bottom. In plastic bag. combtnc
paprika: salt. garlic powder. onion
powder. thyme. red pepper. black
pepper and white pepper.
Add fish fillets, one at a time.
Shake to coat fillets well. In bot
skillet over high heat. cook seasmt-
ed fish fillets 3 minutes on each side
o r until charred and fish flakes
easil y when tested with fork. Serve
with lemon wedges. Makes 2 ar-
vings.
Row-Chunk. Style
CANADIAN BACON LB S.29rr -PRISH .ORANGE ROUGHT .......... '. .......... LB. 5.49.
..,.
Loui._ Rich Smoked Oven Roosted or B 8.0 '
TURKEY BREAST ....... : ............. LB. 3e89
CHtioa: Blackened cooking re-
quices a very hot pan, smoking "ill
occur during preparation. Good
ventilation is needed.
SWEET CORN AND lllCE SALAD
I package (18 OUCH). frOZJD
battered flt~ fllleta '/ /
TENDER EARS
Oel1c1ous Ripe HAW~llAN PINEAPPLE LB .39 LARGE MANGOS
Tropical
.. EA .69 PAPAYAS
--~COllY-lmT Rioz. ..... J---....
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v1GnA•US
11111 TOP
APPLI JUICI
111 0 Z 79 pl((, • 12 OZ REG O R
NATURAL
12-0unce Oelu.,e Or Pepperoni
MICHAEL ANGELO CALZONE
4 -Pock Ice Creom Bor\
NESTLE ALPINE WHI TE
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( ASIA•MD•aSPIGALS )
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24 5 oz
BOTTlf 1.05
5.49
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% C11pt ·c0oked brown rice ·•
% areea ..... :au~
J stalk celery, c~opped
lf.t c., &Maly 1liced wacer
.clleacaata ·
·. : ..., · c•p diced ""ffl red pepper •1, c., •pped ~rnll. panle,,.-
•;, c•p..pille Hts · ·
"'a teu)NMHI salt· · · • . t . •1• teaapoq_e garlic-powder . . . •1, teaa(MM"I pepper .
· .~tt•ce · ·: ·• ·
.. Tolhat' wed"s . J
.. · · M1crpwavc fish .fillets accordrqg
lB .98 ~~~~~hp~~NTS ,. . • E~. 2 99 ·i9 package d_irec~ion~· 1~ me.dium
-------·-· ---·--· .•, · . bowl. co.mb1~e ·remaining mgre-( e.-aa. ......._... ) . · · .dients except lettuce and tomato. r--::;: . · · · , · . -With fork:.gently break flSh fillels I ~ ~ AG•ll cSllAMPOO O• · jn~o mtc~sile pieces. Add fish and -' AfiONDIYi:l8 · any remaining 'liquid to rice mix-j; .'1··· 1 /• • .;;.' • 7 9 ..... ~urc: tos~ t<;> -coat :-we!I. To serye. is.oz · . . ·?rt~ngc. lcttu'ce on platter: mound .J BOTHE · • . ~ salad · lh . c.cnter. ·Garnish with
Dog And Cor
SERGEANT'S FLEA COLLARS ..
r. } •
26·Count, Reg Or Deodorant •
KOTEX LIGHT DA VS ....
~ , . .. ,,
.. .
tomato wedges .. Makes 5 cups or 4·
servings. -. . . ..
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Ba.Fbecued
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world-class
SINGLE aOLL
Zll TOWILS
.59·
I'} To o Ounce
TOSTITOS CORN CHIPS 1.19
HUNT'S 8-0Z., REG. OR NO SALT
. ·. # •
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JVake summer meals sizzle
with Tex-Mex bean sa·Jads
ASlerica's beloved bean salads
appear at nearly all summer socials.
In vinaiarettes or creamy dressinas.
made with one. two or more kinds
of ~ans. these cool, colorful classi-
cs _,e always in demand.
about 6 cups salad.
FIESTA BEAN SALAD
l c•ps cold cooke4 ~
1 can (11 Mllffl) kiaey beua,
rtaae4 ... draiaH
1 cap f reM ceoke4 er froua
cora· keraelt, tlaawe4 or 1 eu
(alto•t 8 ouces) caued cora,
drailletl
..,.
"' to ~ c•p pleute •Hee. 11
de1lre4
''• c., ltaJlu dre11l•1
1 .&eaapooa ll'MU cumla
"'teaa,...aalt
Combine rice. beans. corn. red
pepper and green onions in me-
dium bowl. Combine picante
sauce. dressina. .cumin and salt.
Po ur o ver n ee m1xt.ure: toss. Cover
and chill. Makes 6 to 8 servings.
at>out 51h cups salad.
Ora099 Cout DAILY PILOT/Wedneaday July 13, 1988 CS
Next time it's your tum to brina
the bean salad. forget standbys and
surprise the crowd with a spicy-
frcsh variation of this seasonal
me,Jlu mainstay. Team a favorite
bean o r two with crunchy prden
vcaetablcs. savory scasoninp and
the lively flavor of picante sauce. a
summer ~lad essentfal. 1----------------------------=:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::=======================~==~====
Whether shaken into a vinaiarct·
te or stirred into mayonnaise or
sour cream. it wakes up the taste of
an} salad with a burst of spicy.
garden-fresh fla vor. On its own as a
zesty dressina. it weighs ~n at a slim
1 me4l•m red bell pepfer, c•t
lato 1 x 14 -iaclt 1tript ( 1 'i'I nps)
"" cup allced sree• CNdoll• wtdl
5 calo ries per tablespoon.
When your're all fired up for a
cookout. count on G rillside Bean
Salad 10 add pizazz io the menu. A
· briaht blend of kidney. pinto or
black beans tossed with celery. red
o nion and to mato. it boasts a spicy-
tangy dressing with a touch of fresh
cilantro.
For barbecues. pic nics and patio
suppers. Fies1a Bean Salad is sum-
mer-perfect. The colorful combina-
tion of kidnev beans. corn. red ~~r. rice an·d scallions takes o n
SQuthwestern fl air with a spicy.
cumin-accented dressing.
Prepare these lively salads up to a
day in ad vance of serving to allow
flavors to mix and mingle.
GRILUIDE BEAN SALAD
.·i CUI (11 OllDCfl eacla) ldclHy,
pinto or black beans (or aay
oo~binatiOD of be•••>. rinsed
ad drained
1 to · 1 "a cups sliced celery, ••
desired ..
I medium tomato, cllopped
h c•p diced red Mio•
"' to .¥1 c•p ptcute saace
"• cup ltaJiu dres1ing •. . .
J ·~ teaspoons Dijoa·style mll· WITH RIBS A TT A°CHE'"" ·
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cilantro (optloul)
Combine beans. celery. tomato
and o nion m medium bowl. Com-
b1 nc pij:ante sauce. dressing and
must.arc: mix well. Pour over
vegetables. Toss lightly. cover and
chill. Stir ·IO c1lahtro JUSt before
sen mg. Makes 6 to 8 servmgs.
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BLOOMSBU RG . Pa. (AP) -
A~ her childmi leave the nest. a
woman might be tempted to hang
up her apron and ~cad for the
microwave foods section of the
supermarket rather 1hao cook a me~!' from scratch. Cooking for two
might Sttm like 100 much trouble.
Violet ijof nagle. 60. could take
the eas'y way out. but she doesn't.
The Mainville. Pa.. homemaker--
and mother or two grown children
is a take-charge person who would
rather pull pack.ag~s fro m the home
freezer than dip into the ready-
inade dinneis at the grocery store.
Hofnagle. you see, is a staunch
·believer in the benefits of -eatina
· · wholesome foods. She is also the
author "IOI Uses for Vinepr," a
booklet she self-published in· J 976.
The booklet earned her a brief
moment in the national spotliaht
wbm Jane Pauley mentioned it on
ttie "Today" show: Twelve years
later. Hofnagle continues to get
requests for copies.
'· "There are so many uses for
inegar." she said. ···Every time I
saw a recipe for vinegar I'd keep it. I
coHtctcd recipes for frve yean. It
was o nly about a month from when
· 1. I s-.ned.untiJ;t was finished."
' Actuaity. the.re arc .102-_ vincpr
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open fin: has existed since the early
days of man, and has now been
IMlapied by nearly every cul\un: in
the modem world.
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aration makes anllina meat tkewen
a favorite summer dinner choice.
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outdoors. both the kitchen and the
cook stay cool. Greek Lamb Grill
u1t1 olive oil, lemon juice, prtic
and fresh herbs to marinate cubes of
lamb.
The surprise comes from Cali·
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ral. tanay-sweetjuice in Which theY
are pecked is stirred into 1he
m8rinade for added depth of flavor.
The sl.icn are skewered between the
meat · and veaetibles; their dense
OeshaJiows them to stay tinn on the
f,rill. makina these skewers as
attractive u they are delicious.
Nutritious. too. clin& peaches
add ~i' flavor thlt is low in calories
yet hi&h in vitamins A and C, niacin
and iron.
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marinade over lamb cubes;
marinate 30 minutes to I hour.
Cook potatoes in boiling water
until just tender: drain and cut in
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marinade. reserving marinade.
Skewer peaches. lamb, potatoes
and red and grttn bell pepper
chunks. Grill skewers about 2
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during cooking.
To broil. place sk.ewers on foil·
lined baking skeeJ. Broil 4 inches
fro m heat. about 20 minutes.
turning afier 10 minutes. Drizzle
with marinade during cookina.
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How a · .wine will impact food
depends, ~n fife of i1s propenies.
;\ccording ro a wine e~pen.~thett
characteristics are-sweetness. tan -
nic levels. acidity. flavor strensth
and oVerall style.
Karen Keehn. vice presiden1 and
proprietor of · McDowell Valley
Vineyards. was a1 the Bouzy Rouse
Cafe in Newpon Beach. whert she
Jed a seminar for 30 restaura1eun.
chefs, leachers. retailers and would-
bc con'noisseurs.
. Keehn, who is co-owner of the
40Q.acrt vineyard with her hus.-
band RiChard. explained how to
select the P.f'i:fect Wine to comple-
ment a favOrite l'Uisine and how to
creatively use herbs a nd spices to
highlight unique qualities of a
pan-icular wine.
Dasi~_ raw food ingredients. such
as vegetables, meats. poultry. grains
and dairy produc'ts. art rela1ively
bland to begin with but coolcina
them with the addition of herbs and
spices can radically change these
common foods to culinary master-
works. said Keehn. a gourmet chef
and mother of eight grown children.
Sman chefs know how 10 cook
and season and select a com-
plementary wine "to create an
overall flavor enhancement."" she
said.
As a demonstration. she served a
selection of McDowell varietals
and special reserves (zinfandel.
chardonnays. fu mc-blancs,
grenache and a syrah) paired with
gourmc-t appetizers -Lobster
Newbura wrap~ in a buckwheat
crepe and cumed Peruvian wheat
with roasted red peppers.
A rule of 1humb for combinina
food and wine. explained Keehn, is
to use strong-flavored wines with
strong-flavored foods. delicately·
flavored wines with delicately·
seasoned foods, and spjg ,_bokL.
WiiiFsWiUi spiCYfoods.
For example, a cook mi&ht pair a
distinctively smokc--flavored fume
blanc with smoked salmon, a
complex cha'rdonnay with a strona-
ly-seasoned roast pheasant or tur-
key, a versatile grenache rose with
Orienlal or moderatel)'-teasoned
grilled dishes. or • bold rtd .,....
with Mexican or prlic-ftavond
fart. ·
If. however, a chef JRfen a
panicular wine he can mani~
his seasoninp ,or add a 11uc::etto
complement his btvenee ofchoic:e.
Tastet differ between c}Je:f's.i!
Keehn, "and so then: is no raJ t
'Ind wtOn1 ... the main thiJW'il·
ldnn1urous.1h......,i. the -of
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Winter classic adapted for gr111 MONEY SAVING COUPONS
When the temperature rises, ifs bowl: mix well and pour over pork. rest I 0 minutes before slicina. vlMpr
nice to &eave the heat and drudeerY Coverliptly and marinate iumina Serve hot or at room temperature l ._...., ... lem• Jalce
ofthekitchenbchindandfireupthe meat often. for 2 houn at room with roasted pepper and J t,la tablelpooas lloltey
backyard barbecue. Nothina temperature or overniaht in re-Sauerkraut Salad. recipe follows. t tablel,...1 olJve oil
evokes the pleasures ofsummer like f rigerator. Serves 6 to 8. Salt ud pepper to taste
the rich. smoky aroma of mcatsand Remove roast from marinade: Place sauerkraut in large bowl.
vqetables si:ulina on a charcoal allow to come to room SUMMERY SAUERKRAUT Add onion. ~elef). grapes a11d
arill. · temperature. Prepare barbecue SALAD apple.
The best news is that easy fire. Place loin on arill and cook 4.,.. n-sa•erkrut, drailled I I bo I bl d Cooa.:na doesn't have to mean fi SO -n a smal w . en vinepr. mu over medium to low coals or to ~ c.p 11Jced .. eea oaloaa 1 0 ce and honey· ot'2dually scttlin.a for hot dnos and ham-•· em n J UI ... -buraers -here i;• a liaht and 60 minute~. turnin' frequently an~ 1 c•p sliced celery whisk tn oil Pour dressing over
summery variation on the classic bastina with mannade, or until 1.,.. caps aeedlets red 1rapes, salad and toss with larae fork and
combination of pork and in ternal temperturc is 160deattes. laalved spoon until "'ell combined. Add
sauerkraut. Despite their tra-Add the pcppcn to arill for the 1.,.. e•ps diced, upeeled red · salt and pepper to taste. Refriaerate
ditional role in cold-weather dishes. last l 0-15 minutes. Remove roast apple for at least I hour or until servi ng
pork and sauerkraut make a simple, _:to:.:c:u::tt::in~a:..boa=:r.:d~o:.:r_:p::l::a.:.:tt::.er:....:a:..:.nd:_le.:_t ___ 3_ta_b_ln~poo-•_s __ a.:._pp.:...l_e __ el_d_e_r _1.:.:.1.:.:.m:.:e.:... . .:.. Se:....r_v..:.e!i:...6.:.....:..to:.....:.8:.... _____ _.i. ___ :-----------------------
but elqant summer menu.
Before grilling, boneless loin of
pork is marinated in a spicy mixture
of sauerkraut juice. arape juice.
Dijon-style mustard. shallots and
herbs. The sauerkraut juice in the
marinade acts as a tenderizer,
adding a zesty tang to the pork.
while grilling helps seal in the
meat's natural juices. An added
plus: the pork is just as del icious at
room tempenure as it is hot off the
grill.
Sauerkraut. the dassic comple-
ment to pork. makes a crisp, fresh-
tasting. and crunchy salad when
.combined with celery. onion. ap-
ples, and sweet red grapes -the
perfect light dish for a warm
weather night. If there are any
leftovers. cut the pork into strips
and toss with the salad for a
refreshing summer lunch.
GRILLED ALSATIAN
LOIN OF PORK
% .,.. to 3 pond boHle11 pork
loin, rolled ud tied
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.,.. np wMte grape jaice
1 tableapooa Dljoa-style
ta rd z tablespooas minced sullots
1 clove garlJc, mlaced
1 tablespoon cltopped fresll rose-
mary Q~l teaspooa.drled-ro
mary
1 tablespoon cltopped fresll
tllyme or 1 teaspooa dried
tllyme
'i't teaspoon grouad pepper
3 tablespooas vegetable or ellve
oil
4 yellow pepptts. quartered
Salt to taste
Plac'c· pork tn large. shallow
ceramic or glass bowl. Combine
sauerkraut juice. grape juice. mus-
tard. shallots. garlic. rosemary.
thyme. pepper and oil m small
MaKe-ahead
appetizers
party pleaser
Better Homes and Gardeas
Stow· a part) ·s wonh of makc-
ahcad appetircrs in your freezer.
These meatballs can be prepared up
to a month ahead and frozen·until
you want to serve them. Then add
the sauce and vegetables and they'll
be ·ready for the pany in less than a
half hour.
APPETIZER MEATBALLS
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Ya cap cont bread st•fflll& mix •1, HP flaely eltopped celery
1 teaspooa dry maatard
Dasllpepper
o/, pond 1roand fully cooked
lwn
poanCf &rood pork
1 HP maple-flavored synp
Ya c•p vlaelar
% teaspooas dry m•stard
Z nps bias-sliced carrots or
bite-sl1e CHJlflower flowereta
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In a mixing bowl combine ca
and milk. Stir in stuffing mix.
celery. I teaspoon dry mustard and
pepper. Let stand 3 minutes. Add
ham and pork: mix well. Shape into
l•inch meatballs: place in shallow
baking pan.
Bake in 35():.dcgrce o~en 15 to 18
minutes or until done. Drain on
paper towe s. COOl. Pl~ on ba"ilna
sheet and freeze. When frozen.
place in moisture-and vapor-proof
container or bag. Seal. label and
freeze.
In a saucepan combine maple·
flavored syrup. vincpr •!Ki re-
mainina dry mustard. Bnna to
boilina. Stir in mcat~lls; cover an~
simmer 8 to l 0 minutes or unul
tneatbalb att heated throuah.
Meanwhile, cook carrots or
cauliflo~r. covered, in a small
amount of boilina water 10 to IS
minutes or untll just tender. Drain
well. Corribine cornstarch and
wa&er~ Add carrots or cauliflower,
conward) mixture and peen ~
per to meatballs. Cook and stir
until bubbly. Cook ~ minutes
more. Keep warm in cbafina. ~
Serve with wooden toothptcks.
Makes about 2S tefvinp.
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Shoe slashing spurs outcry
DEAR ANN LANDERS: My hus-
band is in the private sanitation
business. He plcks up for malls and
other storn. SOmeumcs he brinp
home useful items that have been
thrown out to make room for new
goods.
.\lmost.-every month my husband
bring~ home a bi& box of shoes from
the Thom McAn stores. Each shoe is
spin up the side so that it cannot be
resold.
<\nn. when I sec thcSt perfectly
good shoe11 ruined it makes me sick.
M> frie nd who works in an area
emergenc~ shelter tells me that th~
are 1n dire nt't'd of shoes for men. ,.,.~'Omen and children. My grand-
fathl·r. who 1s a shoemaker. has
offered to fo. the shoes that arc
sah attrahle. I'm sure other people in
the )hoe repair business would help if
the' were asked.
.( \HOie a leucr to the president of
the compan~ but he did not reply.
~kan" hile. perfectly good shoes are
being sliced.
Can ~ou persuade this company to
~top thi: foolish ~cttce and donate
thos< hoes to sW,Jt~rsfor the home-
less·• Please try . ..:.Z....CONCER-NED IN
BRI TOL. CO:"N.
DEAR COl'<il'\.: Some&klq it wroq
somewhere. A spollctmaa for Tlllom
McAn told us thal It t• compuy
policy to throw away tltoes oaly wltea
a single s.~oc from a pajr is misamc,
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prlat I ..... daat,.., ........ wW tie
pickiq ap UJ aMN 1laltle4 .....
from 1\em MeAa. ne Mme effke l1
1ola1 to~ u.e atorea la yew area
10maleHredaa1 ... ....waa..e.1et
10 ebrttlet &Mt HH diem.
• • • DEAR AN'N LANDERS: I have
been married for eight months. These
have been-~ worst eight months of
my life. Str;i~ely enough. to look at
us. }'01fwo.ok1~bet that we are the
happiest CQupfe in town. "Ed .. and I
are. attrac4ve. outgoing professionals
wuh c~cellent incomes. We have a
lo' el) home and two new cars. In
public Ed treats me like a queen.
At home. he 1s both physically and
mentall~ abusive. I have no one to
blame but myself. however. The abu~ started well before we married.
If I went into detail about the
beatinp. you'd think I was makint it
• up. If you met Ed. you would not
believe my story. He is iotally
charmina. l can't count the number of
women who have told me how lucky I
am.
The reason rm writing to you is to
warn other women. Men who arc
a_busive will not chanae after mar-
naae. no matter what t"'Y say. It only
gets worse. I don't know.wllat isaoina
to happen, Ann. but I hope I live to
start my life over. -DEAD ENP IN
VIRGINIA. .
DEAR VA.: Yo., oaly Mpe 11 jut
CODHU.1 daat works, ., elte pt
yoanelf oat of tbt marrlap.
U yoa eaa't locate a eoaaelor or a
family aervlee a1eicy eapene.ced 18
dais area, eom&act dlle Nau.aJ C..U-
Uoe A1atn11 Domestic Vlolnce. It
wlU refer JH to tepporl &roapa u4
cou1tll81 prosram• la yHr area.
Tiie toll·free auaber 11 Clff) US-
SAFE or write to, P.O. Box UIZ7,
Waa~l•I .... D.C. %HH-llt7.
Y Hr leUer llloeld pat to rest oece
uc1 for all dlle eruy aoU• daat
women-beaten atop wllea tlley
marry. A mu wllo pacllet ua slaps
Ills 1lrl arou4 dart.1 eoerttlllp will
knock tilt dayll11tt1 Ht of lier after
tlat knot is tied .
ARIES MaJch :!I-<\pril 19): You'll rettive news of e:w..pectat1ons. More people are interested and almost eager
to help rourcause. You meet individual who1s idealistic.
romantic. sens11n e. Prestige receives important boost. ··crlt>bra t1on . "-------111111111-----Emph.1\1\ on being
~onal. 1>f d1spla} ang
humor and antdkc-
tual r unm.11' Per-SYDNEY on of Frl·n-,h de·
~cent '3' s. "C-o mr ft
SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21 ): Imprint style. stress
independence. be willing to take chance on your own
capabilities. Individual who claims to be "in love" could
be mere!) reciting fantasy. Leo. Aquarius play roles.
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JO I n m~ ,. t agit· vMAll
t :s ri a n p I a ~ s lllll•••••lliil•iiiliiilll
SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21 ): Follow throuJ.h
on hunch, communic;i,te "true _ f~lin.fS.. to family mem~r Focus on panrier. mate. '7tr~nt. individual who
repre..cnts ~our public interests. ·c-ancer native figures
prominent I~.
Complete telntalon llatlnga In lundey'a TV Piiot.
oubtanding roil'
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): You'll gain overall
\ 1c" fo llowing call or message. Keep options open. stress I . TAVRL"S t .\pnl :!0-May :!0): Request aranted
rel:1t1ng to add1119rraJ...room. space. Focus on relatives.
'l )lll>. 'crsatthf) naoonun1t) to ac• on more solid
. t>mot1Qrfel-finann al y ound. You could be asked to
prc)\fol'(' le~l document
\ j'rsauh!) and b11moL.What.appcared to.he a "sure &bi.nf::-~~~~~ .. a~r=-=1:::::::;;;1:::::;;1:--0~;;-t:--e=-=r--=-s=--:r=-em em requires re\le\.\. Get promised cash on barrelhead.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): You'll get )Our wa)' 1n
connl'ct1on "1th unorthodox procedures. C-areer gets
boost ~ ou'll hn' e access to information previously
"11hheld. Financial prospects are better thata onginall)'
er
GEMISI l ~fa, 11-J:une 20): What seemed lost will
almos t 34\ 1f b) magic reappear. Be grateful rather than
11;mdenn~ too Jong. 1imphas1s on chance.. travel. vanct>.
llinalJ.On. \ lQl.O liliill pla~ .s1gmficant. subdued ro~ antic1pat.ed. -
CANCER (June .:!l"-.Julv 22): Cvcle' continues an
manner cnablmg ~OU lO·be origjnaJ. dynamic. Cl"Catl\'e.
daring. 'l ou"ll attract favorable attention. love plays role.
1n1i:n ll'" \ ... 1U be requested. Taurus figures prominent!\.
· LEO (Juh .!3-.\ug. ~~):You could encounter scrri1-
'l1terate ind1v1d\Jal "ho tries hard but falls shon,()f mark. Be s~ mpathelll ~thout 9ecoming anextricabl~ in volved
in lo.-,1R~ <,1tuat1l1n t ommun1ca1e "Ith one temporanh co n tined ' ·
PISCES I Feb. 19-March 20>: Indi vidual who a~
parentl~ lost interest will reappear and act almost as if a
sullor. Discern motives. take nothing ~~r granted. do
~ome personal detcctJ\ e \\-Ork. Gain indicated through
"nth.'n "Ord.
YIRGO ( ~ ug. .!3-Sept .!.! ): Emphasis on pow~r.
authont~. deadlines. re~pons1bal1t~. intensified rela-
t1on-;h1p '·tru meC't the .. nght person" almost as 1f b\
chanri: . .\~ re~ult. )OU cpuld land profitable ass1gnmen1:
LIBRA l ~ept 23-0ct 12): Reach beyond previous
rF JULY 14 IS YOUR BIRTHD.A Y current ncle
h1ghllghh partnership. marital Status. ab1ht) to deal with
publll' .\ "oman 1s an picture. she understands busmcss.
d1x•s ha' l" ~our best interests at hean. Cancer. Capncom
ix·opk pla~ important roles m your life. During this
mcrnth. burden 1s lifted. vou reach more people. ~ou could 3ltuall~ be flirting \.\llh faml' and fortune. What appeared
lost" all be reco' ered. and th1~ 1 ncludes mone'. You make
0('\\ \tart 1n .\ugust. and ;J 000e\\ IO\e" could be on
hon1on
Both 'uln~rabie North deals.
NORTH
• J JO 2
A Q 6 2
" •kJ762
WEST EAST
•-Q 7 • "9 6 5
. 10 9 'J,8 7 4
Q 10 9 8 4 2 7 6 s
•A8J •os
SOl'TH
t A 8 4 3
ks J
A J J
• 10 9 4
The bidding;
Nor1h Eas1 Sou1h
I + Pass 2 ~T
J NT Pass Pass
Opening lead: Ten of
"'"' PIM
Pass
You probably have seen most of
the han~ and themes in Brian Sc·
nior's "Clever Bridge Tricks"
CHARLES
Go.REN
(Faber It Faber. 170 pp, paperback .
Available from The Bridge World,
39 W. 94th St., New York, N.Y.
10025. at $8 .95 post free), and you
will certainly find some of the bid·
. di!Jg ideas original, to say the least.
But the hands are well selected and
of varying dearees of difficulty, to
give the reader a aood idea of the
whole field of deceptive tactics by
declarer and the def.enders.
Unlike the author, this depart-
ment prefers a bid of thre~ hearts by
North to three no trump, to high-
light his unbalanced hand; we have
seen these holdings make slam at
clubs or hearts but go down at three
no trump. We do agree with South's
decision to suppress his weak four-
card major with his square hand.
West makes his normal lead of the
ten of diamonds, won by the table's
kina. What now'?
"You have at least six top tricks
and three more can be established in
clubs. If the club·queen is held by
West nothing can go wrona. as he
cannot embarrass you in diamonds.
The danger is that East will capture
the first club trick and lead a dia-
mond through the A-J.
"In other words, this is one of
rhose hands.,.whc're if the finesse is
woFking there is no" need to take it.
Lead a low club from dummy at
trick 1wo. If East goes in witb the
queen, good luck to him, perhaps
you should ask him for a aame
sometime."
Even if you recoanize many of the
hands, you'll find the book a aood
read .•
I nrver paid much attention to the
houloe aaoss the street from m)
grandma'somrl onntoty~~· 2;tti~
owni:r hung from the window hadc
cord· a little "-by-4-inch flag w1 t1) a
gold s1ar in the center of 11.
When I asked Grandma what it
meant. sh~ said. "It means her son
--:,,. ~as lulled in the war. It's her medal. .. · 1~~·1 realize at the lime that this
small flag also gave the owner
mrmbcrship m a group called Gold
Star Mothers. who found solace once
a month b~ '1s1~ng women who had
also paid the ultimate pMce of war -
"1th their ~ oung sons.
.\ rnuple of) ears ago. I wondered 1f
thl·~ 'till banded together. I called
around and got a ndc 10 a meeting
"uh the only member an the group
who had lost her son m Viet nam. She
"a" notified on Mother's Dav. Asshe
drC)\ I.'. she handed me the WOm letter
that had arnvcd from the Defense
Department on that fateful day. As I
read It. she recited from memory
C\e~ "Ord on the page.
There used to be a membership o(
mon.• than .!00 in the Phoenill. group.
but onl~ eight women arrived that
morning at the multipurpose room of
the .\mencan Legion Hall. In a room
that usuall~ housed bingo games. the
"omen carried an cookies for the
social hour and a larger' erston of the
(rokl Star flag. One woman dua a
fadl·d an1fic1al wreath offlowers from
the trunk of her car. All had brought
framed pictures of their sons an
uniform'I and stones that went with them. 1_.r
\'rra Lace). the president. said she
had a prrmon1t1on of her only son's
death. She awoke 1n the middle of the
night and knew Roben was in trouble
an his plane over Nonh Korea. After
38 'cars. she "'as still disturbed that
on ·the burial flag at the Veterans
Hospital. they left the "e" out of her
'Ion's last name.
.\s thl:sc wh11e-ha·ired warriors.
most ot them approaching 90 years of
age. stood at attention. their hands
on·r 1hi:1r hcans. their eyes on the
flag. rec111ng the Pledge of Allegiance.
I felt I· ~as seeing the last bit of
unao;hamcd pa1no11sm. It was the last
' 1s1on of. Red Skelton doing his
famous pantomime of the aging
'l'tl·ran saluting the flag as It went by
-the last John Wayne movie where
ACROaa
1 Cache
6 ··-HaT '
10 Crippled
1 • Avertiont
15 Dismounted
16 Instrument
17 live
18 Watchful
20 Steno work
22 Key
23 France's
neighbor
2• ln9Cl'ibes
25 Relinquish·
men I
28 P1 111\<DUn; Sp
29 llama·
milieu
30 Kept company
35 Mild oath
38 Blrchbark
37 A Gershwin
38 Valtant ones •1 French
sculptor
•3 Charged
57 Donated
58 Containers
59 Stake eo ~1e1
81 -Pant
82 Sty gaze
63 PopulOus
DOWN
t Get rid of
2 Vettlcle
3 Of ears
•Uneasy 5 Properties
6 Herb
7 Amatgam
8 Oamithment
9 ·Native: auff.
10 Gun holder
11 Poplar
12 Failure
13 Shefla 19 Mottled
21 Pitch
2• To be: Lat.
25 J()t(ef's
26 Dill
27 Key mMnlng
28 Seth's son
30 Sedans
People outgrow·need for dirty words
partlclel .._.Moon deity
•5 Luctc eymbol
.. Oilco¥ered
50 Curled
51 Leed aMoya
55 carry
31 Ne11t to N.Y.
32 Surge
33 Emerald 19'9
~ Europeen
.\ ')l·.1,111\l'd ('1111en "rites. "My
gr3ncJ k1J , think I'm homfied b~ din~
\.\Onh in men 1es no"'. :"lo. l"ve used
them all But ~ears ago l tosscd them
out Jlong "1th a ·lot of other stufT I
rcalh cJ1cln't ":int am more. It all
come'\ an the long search for a better
, quaht' or !ill' Thi: kids ha,en·1 gotten
that f'ar 'et l\fo,t of them will. though·· ·
Deep!) Jepn·,~ed people don"t
doodle Medical specialists sa~ that
Odd.
Jn poker. 1f) ou don "t bluff a little. tf
you bluff too much. ~ou loSt'. \hent
asks. "Ho" much bluffing 1s JUSt
naht.'. Expt'rts say . .\bout 6 percent
o(the time. •
Client wntes: "Says in this article
that tlun,rr and passion procfuce the
t1mt' uprcss1on on a man's face. I ~Id it te my 9Mfto. SM said. 'You
mtaiLal.I t.bdle...ycan LcouJd' ve just
(td you?' ..
Q. Has ,Ausm1lia -ever hid a gold
rush" 4. Indeed. In tM 1850s. It d~w 1he
e11p«ttd Cf'O'Wdt. Omt war to ~I
real estate. a ,old rush. The en-
LM.
Bo YD
trepn."ncur\ also maW a new market·
there for chilled tea. 8ouon1an$
Shipped ICC
Q. Ho" do we kno" the Eayptians
3\ far back as :!500 B.C. did surakal
operataons''
.\. Sul·h arc dep1ctC'd. sign1ficantl}.
on old tombs.
\Ion· than half the U'.S. grain
shi pped anywhctt aocs down the
~i<1s1ss1pp1. Normally. normally.
Q. Somrbod)' once screamed
··~ire!" m a l)lekeci-theattt and
hundreds of people Wt'tt trampled to
death. We've heard about it all of our
lives. Whe~'d it actuilly happen?
<\ C'h1caao. Iroquois Theater. In
1903 Of the 2.000 patrons. S 7S died.
En1land's medieval 1uikt. the Fan
r ~la~l'r\. ot started more than s1~
ct·ru uni:'!> ago Stall exists. Its mem·
her' do t·cntral heating and a1r-
rnnd111on1 ng.
Fl'\' del·r die ofold age. Hunters kill
mo\t. l ar' ne~t most. But a lot ofdC'cr
die Jumping ware fences they don 't
quite ( ll'ar.
<1ri:at horned o"'ls la) round egas.
<.). Did an' o(C'ustcr's soldiers at
tht• Little Bti Hom 1n 1876 commtt
su1c1de"
.\. Indian survwors said a few did.
Fron11er tradttlon -"Kttp the last
hullet for )ourw1r· -was pretty
\lrong
Once asked Rocky Marciano to
name tM attatnt hn")'Wtisht bolt'r
of all tame. He said. -He hasn't aot
into the rina yet... Marciano was
killed in a plane crash in 1969', Mjke
T~wu2:
A breakfast cereal doesn't have to
appeal to everybody. Marketensay it
can be a mult1-million dollar succns
even.!.!: onl} one pcr10nj n 10 likct.it.
Q. What's 1he avcra~ hospital trill
for ha' ang a bah) now? .\ s .. uoo.
\\ h;it almost all youngsters do an 17
mu'il·ums 1s touch the irresistible
noses of stuffed animals. Com-
puls1 vc l). Like blo~ina the fuzz off 20
dandelions. Or takina care not to step
on cracks an sidewalks. A pla~ such
as the Smithsonian has to send a nose
touchuQ_ ~1ahst around ro~tinely.
l ~ L11tle~1 words have the lonant 21
deftn111ons. Look up "tM" and "tet."
35
Q ueen Elizabeth II keeps about 200
pct pigeons. 31
Our Chl~Proanosticator thinks eye doctors n will prove mlddlt-
~ed ~pit an improvt their read-
ina v11ion ~•nna tinted lfnws.
To control hJ!!t that entt'n tht.cyt'.
Liaht Attds.(\afTtr amona.~ndivi.dual1.
So in the bifocaf years, tint ttsts will
~omt' a roufi nt' pin or thf eyt
cum.
Ai the sun ~t• hoJter in tM da¥· it
dtpletts the 011 in the rottS. The 011 is
what-ai\.!C\ them f !"f'I~· Tittt' t
Wh)• roKI Smtll thtar bnt btfott
breakfast. r.tMI
2 3 5 7
\
hl' 'ihouted the hne that always
brought,koosc bumps 10 the audience:
~Talc<' rtijrrftagdawn. soldier. and put
up Old Glof') , .. It was the last sound
of tap!> 1ri the ccmetef') that somehow
made 11 seem hke eve!) thing hap-
pened fot the best. .
A fe"' da}s ago. I called Vera Lacey
and askt'd her if the Gold Star
~tothers were going to meet this
Mcmori~I Da)
"Oh rro. dear. we're not meetina
an' more. We"re all so old aftd wt
can"t dnve. It doesn't mean therfs a
da> goes b) that our sons aren't on'our
minds. W1: loved to talk about them
and l el'p them ali ve. It helped us to
reml'mbcr. I hope the world re-
members 1hem 100:·
.\nd so do I.
~· "1ZZL• 80l.WD
36 Incline
39 Pef'mlt
.0 lake OI the -
• 1 Backed out
42 Of yore
••Aggregate
•5 Compare
48 Marshal
•7 Eur arM
8 9
•8 Strong point
•9 Fur source
51 Corn prOduct
52 Bard"• rlllef
S3 l .....
S4 Oirlc ol old
66 Buddy
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Orange Cout DAILY PILOT /Wednesday July 13. 1NI C7
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COMPLETE NYIE COMPOllTI TRANIACTIONI, Cl
More liability urged for brokerages
. .
WASHINGTON (AP) -One of
the ~t ways to gtt brokeragt' firms to
combat Insider tradina 1s to make
them pay when ont' of their em-
ployees get~ caught. says the top
federal prosecutor of securuies iaw
violations.
• "It's the only way we're going to get
institut_ions to start taking responsi-
bility for individual behav ior."
Rudolph W. G 1ulian1. U .. attorney
in Ma nhattan. told a HouSt· pan<"I on
,,
Mo nday.
However. G1uliana and Sccunt1cs
and Exchange Commission Chair-
man David S. Ruder both cautioned
that the law should C'l.Cmpt firms aod
supervisors that make a good-faith
effort to stop their employees from
using no n-public information to
profit from trading in securities.
"All of us are certainly sens itive to
the fact that whenever anyone runs
an} 1n\t1tut1on. large or small. they
can be v1ct1m1zed b) thC' cnm1nal
actl\ 1ues of others." said GiuHani,
whose office has prosecuttd a stnna
o f prominent Wall Street insider
trading cases dunng the last two
years.
Mean~h1le. Ruder ~id his agency
1s tnve\tlgating the role of the firm
that employed Stephen Wang Jr ..
accu\ed two weeks ago in the second-
bigcst 1ns1der trading case ever
handled b) the SE(
......
...
T he Hyundai \1otor Co. has a n·
nounced In Garden (rro\e that 11 has
built more than I million of m
popular EAcel suh-.ompal lS s1 ri~ thr
t:ar went into pn.'tiut'tic)n 1n Ft"bruaf"\
I 985.
H MC. thc corpo ratl' parent of
H~unda1 Motor .\menl.l passed this
manufactunng mlleswnl' l'n Juh 1
.\t the ~nd of that da). thl' ,,1m pan~
had produred a total of I 1 K' I .'~ I of
its facd sedans and hall·h1':id. ~ .
This ~as the S('(.·ond m:iJM pro-
ducuon ach1rvement for H \ unda1
this \ear In Februaf"\ II \H an-
nounced that It had . rl);jlKed ~
m 11l1o n ca'"' an lrul· ' 'in'r t e compan~ ·s formation 1n f IJ"-
MILLER FERGl'SO~ LEE
OC banker named
institute president
I .if., I • Hl''I rl"'llknl \\a)·u ·F. Millu ha!> IX'cn elC"Cted president
111 tht Amt-nl·ao luthute of Baaklnc. tht largc:~1 educatio nal d1 v1s1on
111 'l•t' \mt·nnm Ban~ing .\ssoc1a11on The 15.000-mcmbcr
••rf-dOllJttnn hJli J nt'lv.or~ 111 6(J(J lcx·a l chapters and study groups
n3t11 •n .,.1dt \1 ilkr 1' thl tound1nf,,.pr~1dt'nt of Orange :"'llat1onal. an
mdqx·nJt·n1 han\.1.·-.1Jhh\ht•d in I 1P 1J \\1th assets ofS 138 m1l11on. II
'' ttllt' "' lht IJr~n1 lo~alh o"'nt"d ~an k ... in O rang<.' Co unty. . . . .
I" IJ1.1ll tJlt' grv.,,.th and cnhant t' l usto mer service'. Preston R.
I n: rr• "Jt·nt Jnd 1. htt'I '-\ct utt' t> o11itcr o f BESTEEL IMattriet,
h.1, nJn lJ Dale E,·iogbam .ts~1 'it.Jnt to the prt'stdent and director of
pur, llJ'>ln~ J I lht• w rpor:itc: k' el and Roger P. ~of Newport Beach
J' rrn1dl0 '1I .1nJ gl·naal manager o l BES TEEL Manufactunng. the
1.ompJn' ·, m;snula1. tunng sub~1d 1ar~ in lndustr) The r~nt
pr11m1111 •n'> Jt iht• nat1onJI bu riding ll\ '>tt'm" manufacturt'r also move
Oon Fe rguson ot ( o'ta \lt'!>.1 w \ llt' pre'>1drn1 :ind ass1s~n1 general.
HI '> H [l \IJnufanunng ....
Teresa Mt Allister '' 1ht' nc:v. unirolkr for Can'er DeYelep-
meot. :1w 'l'"' ron fkal h-ba'>C'd de' elo per of office. 1odustnal and
n·tJ 11 pr111td' •n .\n1o na ( olorado and C'ahforn1a • • • H 1.hJrd ' 1 t1k man .\I.\ has <JppointeJ PHI C. GmM as
J11Jrl.t•trr1~ 1.lfrl'.l tur Im Coleman Caskey Arel1httt1, lac. 1n l n•inc.
lk ,, 111 ~· •t•,ron~1bk fo r publ1l rel31w n' and bu.,1ness de' elor ment.
( rU1'P h..1' J '>trung b.ld.gr,1und in lOmmac1.il 1ndustn al rt'a est.ate
"-JI\·, .1, .,.l·:I J' mgan11tng t.,..o lMI' ing.s and luam 1n Ir> 1ne. . . .
\1 h 'I •n \ 11."JO rt'~tdl•n1 Nor'kr1 C F iscber has JOrned 11l bant'
Hu1IJ111f < 1 n ( o-.t:l \k..a as proJl'l I c\c!'Cult\ ~ for its Pacific -\rca
( >lli\l' ... htl h I .. \OITl..ntl) managm, reno\ auon projC'C't~for H ugh('{
R.idJr °"~.'l\'111' 01\ ''ion 1n El ~-gundo a nd for T RW in Redondo
lkJ<h F1-...hc:r ha!> ~ll ~cars ofron tru t1on induslf"\ e penence • • • lnH')l'·hJ<.C'lt'"Corbill \'amaJuj1 ud Partners lat". has named
' J
Gl"ISO FISCHER CLEMESTS
Mi<'bael l"lem eats •. \IA ll1 Laguna "l1guel a' d1rt'c\or of bu\tncss
Jl'\ d11rn11.·n1 lllr 1h( I '·\C':lr-<1ld an·httenure .lnd planning firm
-...h11.h .ll'" h.1' 11l1itl'' 1n Fon Laudt"rdak. Fla • • • Ro~rt I Kassel •'l Smt&lll Bame~. Harris. t·pbm 6 Co. 111e. 111
,, ..... j'tlM l:kJ, h h::ts bt·l·n l'k.:'ted to !ht• Sntta Advisory c .. Ddl. rt ".I' .1n n1•un ... ·J h\ Jobo Naveen & Co. lDC .. tht• na11on~1de
·, ,•,1m1·n1 h.!·~ ... ng firm 'iJX'C'IJlillng 1n mun1n pal tx1nds and ta\-
' W" ~I unit 1 · • ':mt'nl tru'itS and • .i nJ<\ The l'Oun1. ii 1s compnS('d of
1 'l ,·.i ~n1u;-• 1r ' l''lml'nt prnlC!>'>Juruh across the counln "ho arc
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NEW YORI< (API Jul. 13
Market gains spotty
· NEW YORK (AP) .a... The stock market
posted some spotty gains in an on-again. off..apjn
session today.
Analysts said many market participants weR
awaiting Friday's report from the Commerce
Department on the nation's· international trade
balance for May.
The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials r~
11.73 to 2.104.37. ·
Ad,ancing issues outnum~rcd dtclines by
abou17to6 on the New York Stock Exchanae. with
77 1 up'. 663 down and 512 unchanged. "
Big Board volume came to 218.93 million
shan:s. against 161 .65 ·million in the previous
session. Thl' NYSE'scompos1Jc index pined .6S to
I 52.27.
NEW YORK (AP> Jul. IJ
7t.a-nncect -Declined Uncnanged Total iu ues New nighs New low'
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NASDAQ S uMM~RY
Drought brings sharp
decline inf arm crops
By Tiie Associated Prell gasoline strengthcn"t'd ~auK oftiaht
Farmers' fears about the impact of supphes and sacculauon about hiahcr
-ihedrough.1-havt' bttnronftrmed-bya ·.s. dc.-mand. .
government rcpon. while Wall On the New York Mercantile
Street's COf1Ccm about inflation and Exchange, the August delivery pritt
h1$hcr interest rat.,es has pushed stock of West Texas Intermediate. whic.h
prtCl'S lower. fcll sharp!) Monday to 1 20.month
T he Agriculture Department s.aid low. ended six cents lower at S 14. 72 a
Tuesday that the nation's droqht-barrel.
battered com crop may produce S.2 '· Umit ~rought and extreme heat
billion bushels this year. 29 perttnt he11tttcncd tn May and June, the
lc~s than ~xpccted a ftow month$-qo USDA had projected this year's com
and 26 percent ~low last year's hanest -ba~·on yield t~ and
harvest. an assumpuon of normal weather -
Sharp rcducuonsalso areex.pccted · at 7.3. balliOTI ~Is. Ul) ftom lut
1n 1988 wheat and soy~an pro-year's output of 7.06 billion.
duc1ion. the department Mid. . Corn is the lartest and most
On Wall Strttt. the Dow Jonn important U.S. train crop. As 1
avcra&e Of JO industriatS ft'll 18.6 7 hve1tOCk reed It IS thf ~or buiacti ..
points to 2.092.64. its first dote ~low block for bttf. pork, pouhry and dairy
· 2.100 ih three wttks. products. Alona with whe9t: IOYbean•
A rebound in C0"1 ind soybean and other commoditin. COf'D lllo is
futures pric" tn advance of the crop ,·ital a? an u~. desired bf...,...,
l't'J>Ort and i Jump in aold prices countncs wanuna to ""'* tbeir f't'~wed inflauon fan. That '-un --'tvcstodc PfOl"lms. · •
bond prim and drove intttnt ra1.t1 The MW raaum weft · ..... oe
higher. and the ~aknns in the bond updated pro.i«'\iom that lllllt IM
market ctrrRd over fo i\oc~s. cfroulht into lttOUnt and rtftecl
analysts Mid. The yield on the condTtions as of Tunday.
Treasury's clotely watched JO.Jar Soybean Pf011*t1 Mrt ...... al
bond jumped to 9.13 perttnt from l.6Sbillioabulbdl.clowafto'Olnlbout
9.06 percent laat Monday. 1.9 biUt0n in 1917. Un•ff •bl~
Crude oil pnm weakened further the 1918~esth8dbeeneapectec9•o
1n volatitt trachq. but unlnded be around 1.18 bittioft bullwh.
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BP1ere ose-
Owner of businesses
on pier furious over
sudden action by city
By PAUL ARCHIPLEY °',......, ........
Ella Christensen was faahtina mad.
Huntington Beach city officials had
decided to close down the crumblina
pier as a safety measure, but they
didn't tell anybody until just houn
before a fence was padlocked on
Tuesday.
Ella. who operated three businesses
on the pier. was called at home by
employees as police were ordcrina
everyone off the pier.
Almost as much of a landmark as
the pier she has worked on for 37
ye.a rs. Ella was especially angry at City
Administrator Paul Cook who in·
formed the City Council the . pier
would have to be shut down but
didn't notify her.
"I thought Mr. Cook was more ofa
man than that." Ella fumed. "Right
now. I think pretty littJe of him."
A recently completed enaineerina
study showed the pier was daqer-
ously weak and the city would face
menu mental libel suits in the event of
(Pleue ... SND/ A2)
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Wflre
County fair schedule in-
side./ A3
. Nation
r,xasSen. Lloyd Bentsen
Is picked by Oukakis to be
running mate./ A4
World
U.S. hellcoptersex-
ch~nge fire with Iranian
gunboats./ AS
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City administrator acts after engineers
,find corroded structure a safety threat -----
By PAlJL ARCHIPLEY
OllM0...,."91 .....
Thl' \pt'Cter ot mult1milhon-dollar
la"-'>Ull'> and a concern for public
sak1~ prurnptl·d Huntington Beach
officials 10 clol>e the cit) 's ag.ang pier
tor good T ul.'sda~.
C 11~ .\dm1n1s1rator Paul Cook said
the) .!.hut down the pa~r prior to a
public announcement becaust of
fears that thousands would crowd
onto 11 for one last walk and create a
da!Mtstrous .!.1tua11on.
Thl· dt"C1s1on followcCI completion
·of an engineering study that showed
the -.i-)ear·old pier was dangtrousty
"'eak. Ma,or John Erskine said an a
press rnnfert>nce at the pier.
"Paul Cook informed the Caty
Council that an administrative de-
cision had been made. that due to an
immanent public health· threat the
pier has to be closed." Ersk.iM said.
"We could face unto&d millions an
liab1ht) that could bankrupt the city ...
of ''' dTect1\Cnes-s an several key
locauons
.. , n our opinion. the Slak of
detenorauon an the exastana pier is IO
widespread and extensive that it is
· hf>ond reasonable repair." .
Otlk1als said they wiU bqin etroru
1mml'diatel) 10 raise funds to dctipl
and build a new pier.
Cook said he wall recommend at
the ne\I C11~ Councn mect1natbatan
ardut~ be hared. .
l ffund!> can be raised. connruction
could begin next spring with the new
pac.-r comple ted b) Ma) 1991. Cook
-said
..\ m9JOr q uestion as whetheT the
estimated S IU malhon needed to
build a pier can be raised.
( oo~ said the) have i<kntified SI.I
million an ft"deral monies that would
be a' a1lable County Supervitor Har-
ne11 Wieder plcd&ed S2SO,OOO in.
matching fu nds
Police OfflceN Dua o,...,. (left) aad lllb
Taylor pard a pte fo tlae •-~ Beach Pier after die U..eroMly weak
atnactare wu pennaaeatlycloeed Ta11day.
The S56.000 study by Fluor Daniel
Co. "'amed. "The reinforcing steel in
thl' e\I tang concrete pier as sevtttl)'
. corroded and has lost much. if not all.
tale Sen. Manan Berleton. R·
Ne.,., pon Beach. told tfu.ntiQllC)n
Beach officials Tuesday she wOuld
wor~ an Sacramento to find funds as
-.ell. he said
(Pl-..e ... Pf&&/A.2)
Fair Board gets
ap ·raliserin bid
to bl:l)i; out arena
By BOB VAN EYKEN l standards b~ concen performers. °' ... ...,,........ The group also wants tmprove-
The Orange County Fa Board m~nts to the gates at the coun~y
took a tentative. first step Tuesday fairgrounds. where the arena as ~
toward buying out a contr~venaal located. that would funnel traffic
·rock concert operator's le~ at the awa) from loc~I street~.
Pacific Amphitheatre. .-; At . a ~retnal beanna last year.
Board members have bttn con· EllW)n Bnckson. the coun-appoanted
sidering bu)mg the lease fr_om Los sound monitor. testified that sound
Angeles-based Ned West Associates le \els at some concens had excttdcd
as a way 10 get out ofa bitter. 4112-year· county standards.
old lt>gal battle with Costa Mesa Supenor Court Judge Ga~ Tay.tor
residents over noiSt' and traffic from then issued a coun order prohabnang
concens at the arena. an) fu~hcr '1ola11ons. an order the
Es11matcs of the cost of buying out n~azens ~roup sa)s _has been re·
the 4()..vear least ha,·e been as high as pcatedl) 'iolated.
S25 miihon. · The tnal ~n on Ma) 30: after
On Tuesday . .boardlnembers voted l':'o "-l'Cksofsettlement ~alks failed to
7-0 10 appropnate up 10 $35.000 to yield a solution 10 the dispute.
hire Ncwpon Beach real es1jte ap-Senkmcnt talks began again two
praiSt'f George Jones to · determine weeks ago. howe,·er. when a state
how much the lease is wonh. ' at~orne) representing the Fair ~rd
The residents' group. calling itself faall'd an his attempt 10 _have a maJor
Concerned Citizens of Costa Mesa. ponion of the lawsu11 d1s~1sscd.
filed suit against Ned West and the In addi11on to the buy1n1 of the
Fair Board an Januaf) 1984 o'er ka~. creeling a dome to cover the
alleged violations of county noise (Ple&M ~ .,..AIR/ A2}
Turtle Rock fire
FlreO,bten doue fla.mea on the roof of two
lnine townbomea ln Turtle Rock on Ta--
day. Tile bome at 14 Mill C'!"eek .._ ... tnecl
tbe •reate.t 4ama•e, eatlmated at
6250,000. wltb tbe adjaceat. law at 13
Mill Creek ~ &DotMr 810,000 ta
tbe 12:20 p.m. fire. No oae wu l.aja.ni4. TM
came la ander ln'ft9tlladoa. '
NB orders shields on smut newsracks
By GREG ltLERltX °' .. ....,,... ....
News racks offering sexually-ex·
plicit publications will be touaher to
find an Newport Beach foilowi na
adoption of a cai'efuny worded ordi·
nance. but some residents arc cam·
paignang to remove the "smut racks"
altoeether.
The City Council passed an
amended ordinance Monday rcquir·
ina opaque blinders for all sexually·
exphcat newspepcr racks in Newpon
Beach. Every rack must have blinders
that cover two-tbirds of the publi·
cations from public view.
The ordinance is the result_of a
months-Iona drive by Corona dcl
Mar rnidcnts who say they arc tired
of the prohferauon ofsuch news racks
an their neiahborhood. While plcast'd
wuh the new ordinance, many said
the council did not 10 far eno up.
'Tm disappointed that it (ordi·
nancel dtX'\n·1 ban pornography
compktel~... ~1d rt>s1dcnt James
Dunlap .. I think that "-C ha'e the
opponunat~ a\ ant) to stand up and
tell thl' res1 of Orange-Count) and the
people \\hu produce t.has garbage that
-.e don't .,.,ant 111n 1"e.,.,pon Beach."
Dunlap and other res1denl5 called.
the ord1nanl'c a .. Band-.\1d"
propo..al. and s:ud n~·"s racks that
contain se \uall~ -e\plic1t matenal
should tx· outl3.,.,rd an thC'c11~.
"Just ~auSt' the a'ailabaht) ot
tht·-.e se'ual 1ahlo1ds as d1m1n1shed
dcx•\n·t mean the~ are ac~ptable to
..iur commun11' ... sa.1d Su!>an I>\ le.
.,., ho said thC'rC' are sc' eral ra· ks
I "-1thin fourbloch of her Corona del·
\tar ht,me
.. ,.,.,, Ion@. as we let theseCltpu~h
,·atwns ,t;i' on our sade"-alks, ~e
allo" thl·m 10 set our communm s1andj rd'>.. ·
Rl· 1,knt Pa1nc1a Ellswon h ~1d
thert' art 2 3 su h racks., in a sinaJe area
of(orona del Mar. _____.
"\\ e don't have caga(rtte of-liquor -
stands on comers. !K) why thetc?, ..
said Ellswonh. -.ho has spearheaded
the dn\ e to get n d of the racks.
Cat~ .~nome) Roben Bwnbam
said there as hn le more the cat) can do
atiou1 the ne-.\ racks 'A1thout 1tttina
into legal d1fficult1C'S and F.,.
l,,mrndmcnt questions
(Pleue eee SllUT /d)
Seating of Irvine
council.candidate
blocked by Miller
·Ex-Irvine mayor Anthony
now Pismo Beach activist
CMwo1nan:
Boggstoo-
'ph~tos'o'
te&JDDl&te•
BJ PAUL ARCIHPLEY !'* ..............
Both sides . won pertial vic«>ries
Tuesday in a rul\nina battle to fill an
open Irvine City Council teat.
A Superior Coun judF denied a
request by an Irvine atizcns poup to
block the swearina in of Cameron
.Cosarove for the. vacant teat. The
arou.P Irvine Pride hid petitioned lbc.
' court 10 force the city to certify aa
amendment to the city cbaner dial prov~des f<>f' special elections when a
.eat as vacated. . "The court nded the ~tioa .,..
premature becaute the Caty COUDdJ•a
aeenda Tuaday included a mol-
ution to certify tbe mu.Its of the
election.
But on Tuetday nilbt. COlll'Ove's
swearina in • wu tfawar1ed ~
Counci11W0man Sally Anne Milaer
voted ..-.. • ••ntf cwdbaaec
tbat would ba~ moved ~ '° JUiy 12
the start of tennl o( omce for lk
mayor and council members.
The ontinance required I tlUfti·
moUt vote for Pll I I ·
The contnted _, .... ..-by
Lany Aaran ""°.,..-... ..,_
on June 7.
U n<kr an ordinantt approved by
voten last November. Coscrove
would ~elected to Aann'sseatu the
third hi&hnt vote aetter..in the June
ratt for 1-o open seats. He lost to
Miller by l06 votes.
However. voten also approved a
new measu"' in ·June providina
citizens the riabt to _petiUOft for L -......elietionoran open-• whm a
council member ii dec:ted mayor. .
The convowny aroee owr which
ordinance sbouJd lib~
becaUK the council fai tOll*ifY
whether the DeW meMUre pemtinilla ~ elections wwld apply IO tM
June race.
Technically. that law-Measure D
-does A01 me dkt wnil it 11111
bem cenifted by tlw llCftWY of •te.
But thcMe wbo are lrYilll to ~
COllfOW ft:'Ollt .... W -illlill e~eryone -iedudiaa IM COUM'il -lntcnckid for Mealure D 10 appe,
Immediately.
C wand Ilia ....,nen arpe ftany won tJW ~yar ..a
ol1lina city la•.
cPl•••-aATlm/All
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Rebuilds Hf e after f uro~ f ollowT ng
1981 assault on w e while in office
BJ JONATHAN VOUKE ..............
! After ~inf convlcted of lhoot·
int It bis Wlft with a .4S-cali~r
pistOt fn 1981. lmM Mayor Al't
Anthony quietly left Orantt Coun-
t)' and ltrVed tbree years proba-
tion. )10.~ witb his wift Ela.inc at bis
lick. AndM>ar. 57. bas ~rlfd
• a _public rtpft of IOftl. as a fouacli.nl IMlllber of a citiqas
lldiviaa poup In Pismo Beed\. ..._ me couple liva ia tttire-
IMftl
· "'contmch Ille slaDda by dw
deciliua lw .... to IWeaf off
potitb .. bntr" --ht left Irvine. IMI& M T.-y \Mt
&raflk and~ Coocm\I ia &lat
Sea lAalt ~ Count)' beldl
..... loMid Mftl.·10 becomt la-
~"
.. -\II I'm tn ang to do as be a
d('('('nl 1u1cn:· l,,nthon' said. ··1
don't 'All nl to t'le an 1nf1uence an
politics up here. but l sh«i my
Mood for1has ountn 1n l"''O wan..
"l don't intend 10 shut up JUSt
hecausc.-I "-3S l'On' 1ct«i of a
m15'kmt-anor "
-\nthon) an111a.ll) ,,.as cha~
with assault Yo 1th a dcadl) weapon
and use of a handaun. but pleadtd
no CO(llCSI to misdemeanor assault
and ,,.as senten<'cd 10 probation
and rommunat)_sen 1Ct'
:'\t.h1s tenttncina. Anthonr told
then-Harbor Mun1c1pel Coun
· Judet Donaki INnlan bt coulda 't
remember •hat. happtntd the
nl&ht of Apnl ~. 1981 . ~ his
W1le •"Is srattd in t~ Mad wtth a
slua from a military handpn.
Elaane -'nthony testafied at htr
busbend·s prf&imtnar)' ~"I
that hr ""-as s1nk1na out at tht'
"m id. not me." dunna th~ attad ..
"'hach OCC'um'd ·in tM rou~·s
tx-droom after the' returned home
from a cocktaai · pan) wherT
\nthon~ allCl('dl~ drank ha,·11)
.\t some point an the scum~.
..\nthon\. a rt11tt'd ManM Corps
colonel: rt'tnevC'd the haftdaun
from h" ,naahtst.and -drawer and
began wa' "" at. Elain~ Anthon)
ICS 11 fi«i she pushed h IS arm and
tht' gun firtd tw1cc, araz.1na her
On<"t.
HC'r htad blttd1na. her ~
bruastd and htr doth1ns tona,
Ela1M ~nthon) tkdtoththomeof
Pollet' Chief Lcoo Pean. whilt Art
~nthOn) cal~ a polibeal ally \0
his home. -'
-\nthon) was &ITftted )' houn
lattt. after hart drove him to
Ho.a MtmONI HOlpital h a
ps~-chiatri( t'btd up. SocM of.
ficials cooltftded An'1MM\y ~
tti''fd pttft"ntial in.tmmt in
the 1ncidtnt. but Ci:lt Maftlllt'
Walbam WooUdt dt adttd tM-
(1'111• w Aih.., / Aa)
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Blue Beet Cafe' s closure
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for code violatidnS delayed
By GRllO l•••IX °' ..............
The Owner of Newport Beach's
Blue Beet Cafe, threatened with
closure due lo scvttal altepd codt
violations, said he is m1kina Chaflltl
in order to avoid aoina to co"11.
City Atlomcy Robert Burnham
said he has filed a lawsuit to clOIC!
down the Blue Beet ,.\ccordiq to city
officiala., Soffer is currently operatina
the popular bistro without a
cenifte11c of occupancy, use pc:nnit
or coastal lkvcloPmcnt permit.
But Burnham said he has refrained
from servina the suit on owner Sid
Soffer while the cafc's owner and city
staff attempt 10 work out their
differences.
"We're trying to work out some of
the issues with Mr. Soffer," said
Burnham. "'Ocpcodi .. on whether
we can work those out, il (lawsuh)
may not be served ."
The city indicated it woukl ao 10
court to close the Blue Beet Cafe over
code violations. Bui Soffer Mid ht is
makina . _chan&c1 to t\loid aoina 10
coun. SOtfer said he has submitted a
drawina to city staff indicating that an
architect incorrectly dnianed the
front and back door to the buildina.
two pointsof con1en1ion with the cit)'.
Soffer said he and the ci1y should be
able 10 work out an encroachment
perm ii for the front door to remain as
11 is. but said the back door could
cauK some problems ~ause it
would require removal of a staircase
to brina it up to code.
The t.ck door issue may have to be
resolved in roun. he said.
··rm afraid IOyearsdown the road
they'll ask me to remove the back.
st.airs." uid Soffer ... I'll lose a lot
then, so.I'd rather resolve i1 now."
Newpon Beach city lclden voled
late last mon1h 10 seek 1 coun
injuncti,On apinst the Blue Beet. I
mo,•c whi ch prompted Soffer lO
storm from the mcetin1 sayina thlt
he'd bt't'n "se1 up" by the city.
Soffer said he planned 10 1~r
lx•fore lhl' council to discuss the cny's
method of ca lcul.ltins net public area
as 11 applit•s to his establishment.
Hov.'t'''l"r. Soffer claimed he had
bi.-,:n rai lroodl'd and said city st.a ff had
lyrcd him 10 thl' m~tina under falK
pre11:foscs in ordl'r to shut him dQ~n.
But thl' council went ahcaid with
inJ unc11 on proccedinas.
Tht' seastdc tavern near the New-
pon Pu:r 1s bC'ltcved to have been
built around 19 14 and stakes a claim
to ha ving lhl' lon~t-runnina liquor
hCi.'n!i!..' in Nl·v.·pon Beach.
ANTHONY NOW PISMO BEACH ACTIVIST •••
From Al
ac1ion.
"I think the Question that kept
poppin1 up was the time Laa. and why
the Police Department ·or SWAT
team wasn't called," Assist.ant City
Manqer Paul Bn1dy said Tuesday.
•!'But with the polict chief involved~
that solved the question in our
minds."
Fonner City Councilwoman Mary
Ann Gaido, now chairwoman of the
city's Planning Commission. \'Oiccd
concerns over !hose .issues immedi-
ately after the incident. but said
Tuesday she though! it was properly
hendled.
"He did &Cl good 1rea1ment. but I
think. that's ~ausc everybody knew
him." she said.
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--------------------------------------•fti~~~;£i!~~~1~1.~1~!~: Fe. rry boat capsizes on Colorado· al\er his conviction. but remained on
the council until hi s term expired. He LA UGHLIN. Ne\'. (AP) -A ferry Lauahlin, said that all were1CCOunted nipped over." said Ms. Smith.
then quietly dropped from sight and boat desiancd 10 carry pmblers •nd for by midni&ht and could not Ms. Smith said 18 people were
moved to Pismo Beach. casino work.en Cll~zed on the fest· confinn whether any deaths OC· ~overed alive f~om the wattr and
"I haven'! hid my t heckered pa.JI moving Colorado River Late Tuesday . curred. · Sl'Venil of them wcrr taken to Bull·
from my neighbors. but I don't think I. night. lhrowina more lhan 8 dozen ·At least a dozeri people suffered head (_"ommunity HOspit.al for treat·
deserve to walk into a suprrmarket people into 1he waler. officials said. injuries. includins head 1niuries and ment. '
end act the looks I did se ven years Initial repons from emCfltftC)' hypolhcrmia. said fire Capt. Joe Nixo n said police called 1n II ·
aao," Anthony said. "I didn't leave offi cials that two people were killed Anderson. of Bullhead City. Ms. divers to assist in rescue effons.
anything bchind1n ·trvine.·· ..,,... .. ,._ apparently turned oul to be er· Smith said four people were hospit.al~ The Ne,v ada Fish and Game [)e..
AsheleftiheOrangeCoastin 1981 • Elaine Antb.ODJ -..da ~ her bub&Dd,· former ·1"lae roneous. ized'forobscrvationovemiaht. panment was asked to put boats i.n
however, Anlhony said he was le•v-l l 1 C "E\·cr)'o ne has been accounted for. One of the boats in ·1he collision the water 1o help with the rescue ing behind public office. Mayor Art Antlaoay, oats de a Harbor Man c pa oart Tht'rl· are no fatalities," Yid Janet bclonaed to the Colorado Belle. • effort.
-·He said =fucsday that he ,haH;•:.;•;;•;:P:;_•__:ll:oeari::::_::na~:roo::m::_.::ln::,:l::98=.:I:·:_ ___________ ~, ----~Sm. ~-· hot I"'""'· -=------....:s1·n pm ·n1-1-.o:;~:._,.,,.--=-c-=-:--ccccc:-'7--fr--_-----1hM-promiw-.~'d l~wantnnth. a spokes•omou •vi inrrt'Y-. e =casinurn·1"1 ~l'4•·~..,., Lauahtin 1s 90 miles southeast of
d 1 .\mbulance. . 1n 1he. southern up of the st.a.le. Las Ve s The fasi-growina gamins , l ocal poli1ics as a co-oun er o ··The residenlial .arowth here is Eldv.'a~c-n l·harged .o\nthony lends .. lo ·rhc powf'red. pont~n ferry bol.1 according 10 Las _V~t; ~etro !Oh£C --comm!nily is located aeross the river-
'"Qucst in Search ofTru1h in.Govern-rea.sonabl ' s1able, but there is a lot ot d1s1on the fac ts·· in freqU('nt letters to -a pparently colltded with a l?'cas~rc spo~esm1n .ROben-N1Ton. . fi'om Bullhead c ;iy, Ariz. i
ment."" -commerci.algrowth.-When·you-gener-tht'ednorof:rtOCal ntv.·spaper. crafi about 9:30 p.m .. said fire .Nrxon said the boal capsized neer . ·
Th·e grCfiJp-tias ··su going on 30·• ale commt"rcial growth. you geoera1e In one such teller. A.n1honycalled a IJepanmt'nt officials in Bullhead the Arizona side of the river at the {iamblcrs and . cas1 ~o-hotel·:
members. said co-founder Norm traffic.·· . .\nthony said.'"..\ lot of us are c11 ~ s1oifT n1~·mbcr "a snake-oil sales-('it'. Arii .. a communit)' on the town of Bullhead City. wor~erS from the Anzona side cross ,
Getty. general manaier of a Pismo concerned that 11.·e·re nol goin& to be n1an." opPosiie shore from the Ne,·ada side. "Our initial report is thal the boat the f"!Ver by boats such as the one thlt
Beachinn.ltisa vo,una organization. able to get o'ut of our drivcVt"ays "He's 1r:-1ng 10 s1arJ some1h1n"" ·Mort ·c uiler. the fire chief of scraped against somethina and then capsize. still wi1hout spcclfii:: JOils. othc'r than because the traffic is so bad.'' Eldv.·a,c-n. ma' or for I 0 \'earS. said.
"to make a better community." Getty He !Mi id his dec1s1on 10 \'OICl' hts "~1a\ be ht• w3n1 s con1rOI of some
\81d . opinion h'3.~ put him at odds 11.ith asrx·i·t of th(· ne,.1 elcction.
··There are people in Pismo Beach some-of the counci l member... ··But ht" IOl'l'ms rauonal and
who have concerns, and v.·e might be "Sume folks think. I'm the new k.1d artK·ul alt'. We've had wo™' around
thecatalysttobnn1 chatlgt's lhey fttl in tov.·n. but rm not just going to here:·
are necessary ... Getty said . "But we 're s1and as1dl' until !°l't' been here 15 o\nthoi;i~. hov.·c,·er. s1rongl ~ denies
in our formative stages. there's yea r~." .;\nthon~ 'said . ··rm \'f.'f) holding a n~ de-.irc for ele,·1ed office.
nothing cast in concrtte.'· su\ptc1ous of lhl' ma yo r .. (:m no1 o ne ··1 :un not a r.:a nd1da1e." 'he said.
Anthon) said "!he sa me old o( h1~ fans.'' angr:-at thc sugge stion. "I will never
things" drew him to the group.-, Pis mo Rcach Ma ~or Nfbt'f aga in run for pubhc office."
PIER IN HUNTINGTON CLOSED-FOR GOOD ..• FrOmAl · '
tl·r~ ~torm s.
The c11~ is emharktng on a maJor Locker. all lucal(·d •Jn the pier. It wa!oo monster wavl'S 1n Januan·
downtov.·n rcdt'\ clopmen t project C'11 ~ officials sa·1d th(')' 11.·o uld mcet 1 hat topplcJ nt·arl y 250 feet of the pief
!hat also could bnng 1n nev. re\'t"nues. 11. 11h hl·r t<xla) tu uon out a eum: .and lhL· End C'afe. heralding 1\s end.
and pn\att·t'flOnsare alre·ad' under rx·n~11un agreemt·n 1. Thl· first niun1c1pal pier. built 1n
v.a' to rall>l' fund <, for the pier "\\(''[_l bu~ out her 1n\t•n10T) and 19113. "'"s hl·a,·il~ damaged 1n a 1912
Suspect in 38 Irvine burglaries held
Police arrested a 25-year.-old 1n1nsi-
ent Tuesda\' on suspicion of bur-
glanl:ing as inan)' as 38 Irvine homes
during the past six months, accordina
to police.
JoSl' Lui s Torres Cruz was 1rrcstcd
by a Tustin police officer after Irvine
police issut-d a warrant for his ann1.
said Irvine Police Lt. Mike While.
White s.aid lrvint police bdtcve
1ha1 Torres. who has been livin1 in an
abandoned farmhouse near Culver
Road and Warner Road. is ~pon·
sible for at least ei&ht buf)laries in
Irvine and possibly 30 more. The
buralaries occurred in Collete Park,
The c-olony. De'crfield and The
Ranch neighborhoods. said White.
"He primarily takes cesh, jewelry
and VCRs." said White. -
T orrcs is also suspected of several
bur&laries in Tustin. He is being held
in Orange Counly Jail on. $25,000
'bail.
END CAFE OWNER ANGERED BT ACTION ••.
From Al
iis collapse. The·pier was uninsured. lifetotheci1y.'' Ford said. '"To put her Ella didn't know what she would
;
took alw plannl·d 10 n:commend cump1:nsate her fa1rl\ ... Erskine sa id. :.tnrn1
the tuunc1l fo~m a finance com_m11tet' ( 0ok d1~n·1 _!n o'-' _!lo,~•oJA«"ti'~·,-'!lh~<C' ---""1.!IJl'~-10b,foo~oLf-J,l1w,ng.r~1 pier
that v.•uuld-~·ufk'entra1c-on tnrd1n·g 1 nun11c 1n1pa•·1 11.·ould .?e on tht· "''a~ llt:d1t'atl·d 1n I'> t 4. Al the time. it
Ella disagreed that the pier was
unsafe, During_ irs moil rKent rt
conslruction. she counted as m1ny as
:!8 vehicles parked a1 1he end of the
pil'T.
out of work. like that ·with no do. either.
•arnins:' • ··1 g1;1e'' l'U-try-t0-611d sonic oth·~---lt---
Employce Kip Kibler said the business. or fiaht like h«k. to act it
action was particularly disturbina in back..'" she said. fund!. dov.·nt ov.·n. 1f an' · "''a' thl· lonl'-l"<>t. hi ghcst and only solid
··rm g1' 1ng yo u an opum 1~tit-"11 vnll \t•na1n·1 ~ deter w mt• 1x-oplc l'Oncn:ll' pll•:i,ure pier 1n the Unned
\'lewpo1 nt. .. c· ook ad rn1 11cd .... ho I 1 kl· to cnml' J ov. n JU St to v. a lk 011 °'tilh''·
Er!ok.1ne. hov.t•,cr. a~ much 3<, lhe p1t·r." hl• \31d. "Tht·rc ma~ t>..· \.\ 1ntl'r \!(1rm\ 1n IQ]ll and 198]
gua ranteed Hunungton Beach 11.ould sonle t•t·~n~nuc impat·t o n tht' ~ho p. -..;•\t'rc l ~ tlan1aged the p1t·r. Both
ha vc a nother p1 c-r kl'''IX'r\, · • 11n1l"\. 1h1: pier and End C~alf were
Repealing a siuote hc -b~~< used l1l_ The:' cit~ al"O no11fit•d off1 c1a,I-. ~ho rl·hu1 IL
the past. Erskine' !>atd. ··H1:m11ng1on ~n1Qr_t_!}t· <innuc1I Op Pro Surling Thi: nil.I p1t.:r 11.ilt not bl· demolished
Rea ch wnhout a pier is l1kl· Pan\ Cham l'fi1ln'>h1 p~ b~ thl',Plt"r until ;i nl·v. p11:r 1~ begun. c-ook said.
withoul the 'Eiffel Tov.·rr It '<, 'er. ("ook said thl· p1t'r l·lo<,un.•11.·ouldn'1 \\ 1J1 l t·r, V.(1Uld demolish a section of
important 10 the co m munit~ ·· · 11fl"er.:t thl· •nntl''! thl· "Id Jlll"r. rl·bu dd 11. and repeat the
Tht• c1l)'0
\ dcc1s1on to :.h ul dov.n .\lthuu~h dl''l~n 11f a nt"v.' p1l·r prol t"'~..ilULto t hccnd of thcpicr.
the p1rr v.·n hout 11.-am1ng shO<'kl·d and rt· mai n,· tn l'll· <rc~idl•d:" look \a1d 1 h.11 pnl\.-l'\S v. 111 prc\'Cnt beach
(li~maycd local merchant' and Tl'SI· ·prt•l1 n11nar. d1\1U)\1nn\ha\•cf(.11;·u\t'd l'r••'lnll "iulh nfthe pier.
1k·nt1 on a flllT lh;11 11.11uld 0C th!' ... 1ml' -\ J\·til l' hl.•luv. thl' pier V.'tll be
EllaC 'hnstensen. v.ho ha\upcratcd l .1'1411'1.1i1ot 11·nglh and abou1 thl' ...im l' ct\'l tl·d 11un1 .thl' v.·atl·r linc_,to the'
hu,1nt''>SCS on the Pll'r for J7 year'>. 11.1d1h ,,·r\ll l' l'n:id 111 kl'C P pcoplt; from
\aid ,he v.·as ··pre11~ mad" v.·hcn .,hc I tl· v.1 11 rl'111 111nll·nd 11 Ix· built of ".1 ll 1 11~ h1:lu.,.. tht· piling!.. HO"'·ever.
!round out about lht.' clusurt• onlv an rc1nl111·,·ed •••rll fl'll'. 11.h1l·h sh11uld 1h1· 'l'f \ ll l' ruad. v.hich J!i-le<:alt'djuSt
hour tx·fore the-Cl\) padlockt:d a ll l\\' th r nL'\\ p1rr a l 1 !l•\p~n 11fah1,1u ! !x•l1 •11 thl·l>a~1·oflhl·p1 er.11.·1llre ma1n
1ha1nl1nk fence PIH-I'"' 1.:ar' .,P\·n I 011k~ • .a1d.
I hri,tens..:n. 7~. opc:ratl'd tht-b:i1t f hl· l·nd nl lth· nt•11. r1~·r also v.·uuld \1µn' .11,0 11.111 t~: pos1ed wa rning
~hop. the sandv.'l('h !>hop ('apta1n'!. tx· r:i 1,l·d ahoul llJ fl·l·T~o that 11.·a1·e, 'llrll'f' 111 \Iii) {lt'ar.ofthe old pifr. hC
(1allt·~ and the ~.'l"r har :.Jcptunc's 11.ould 1ral>h un d1·rneath during "''1n-'aid
FAIR BOARD TO BID ON ARENA ...
From Al •
ennn: amph1theatC't ha'S-N:'e n men-
tioned as a pos~lhi I 1 1 ~ 10 rew h 1 ng the
dispute.
But Jill Llo\d. a spokesv.on1an for
lhC' Fair Bo8 rd . ~•d Costa Mesa
residents have e~pr"ssed a s1ron1
prefercnct' for the bu y-0u1 proposal.
"I think. the reaction of1he citizen~
is t.hat !hey are no1 comfortable wnh
Ned Wesl continuing 10 operate the
1mphithc11er." she said. ,
Deborah-.Neuet. an auorne-y for
S"cd \\'e!iol. \3 1d ~hl' IX'hcved her client
11.ould l·ons1Jcr ">t·lhng the lease.
.. I a'\uml· that v.,;-v.·ould be opt·n 10
cl1i.cu,,1n8 an ~ fair and reasonable
pric1·." ~he said ... , don'I lh1nk 1ht0}
11.ould ru le II out."
Lio~~ said Fair Board mcntbers
11.·ere not ruhngoul the pos-.ib1 IJ1 ~ ofa
dome. or olher improvement s. after
thl' purchase of the lease.
"°J;hc board included in the motion
1ha1-1ht'y would--ron''~ any mniga-.-
li on n1ca ,u rl'~, as long as 1hcy were
tt.":l,1hll·.'· \he said.
l loi~d !k11d the Fair Board d.ocs not
h:t' l ' ncarl' l'no ugh money e11hcr to ..
pun ha..c the lea~ or to build a dome.
the pn('t' ofwh1ch has been C'stimatcd
;11 $S 10 l!I m1lhon.
"\.\c v.·ould h·avr to borrow lhe
n1unl"' f1om the state.'' shr said.
··Th:11·\ 11.·hal fa ir boards 1yp1c1ll y do
v.·ht•n 1he) havr la:F capital im·
pro \-Cml"n 1 r-l<>ma k"C.
SEATING OF CAN-DIDATE UPIN ~ •••
PnmAI The deN1e t ontinurd Tuesday
nitht. with both side~ f'(_;l1n11ng
finacn.
tOr ·disgruntled losing candidates,"
c'osgro1 e said.
of the pct111on\ wc-rt improper1y
d1stn li uted in \•colation of St.lie
c1<.·c11on codes,
Miller. Yt'ho I~ the petition drive. Cossro•e smid thost c1rcula11nf the
pttition for a ~I dcc11on misled
sianmbrcllimiita lbc ~t w1~?pen.
wbcn.iA fact.be.bad WOD·d -dtc111vely.
(Qllrovc, MU..., and Coun·
cilwom1n etec:1 Paull Werner were
•within l petoen-Jl!lblU of <1ch
other in 1ht fi~1?<A•dtdlW l'Kf:
"What the •itioaen.,. ,tryin• lo
do is C'fatt • '-=ood c:lliucr, rlrct1o n
"Thi!. IS 1n clear disregard of lhc
!.pint of M~asurt 0 , whrch wes
simply to allow the elcctoratt to 1sk
for a clarifyina election when the third
pl1ttt e11ndidate finilhfrd down in •
PKk with the other c1ndidltes ...
("OllJ'Ove supponcr fr1nk Lund·
1ng, notinc pr1i1ion circula1on in-
cluckd the losin1 tiindidatn, 11id he
haq turned o ver 10 lhc Distritt
.\11~·s offitt evidence thlt sonw
Miid people wttt driVin110 shoppin,1
ct nters a:pccifically to sisn 1ht pet1-
1ion'> ticcaust I hey felt 1M council wu
1hv.·arting their will by not •pplyina
Mcasurr D to the vacant seat.
··1 ha"e no1hin1 apinst Mr. Cot·
grove:· she said . "h has to do w1th
due process." -. "
~ .. --·-
"It's k.1nd of disgus1ing to think
grov.·n men c8n plan like that,'" Elli
said. ··1hope1ohell it docs fall down.··
Sharon Ford. who worked for Elli
1n Ne ptune·s Lock.er. said a couple or
cit~ atto~neys obv.iously knew whst
v.·as coming.
Thcy camC" out for a final lunch
Tuesda y. M1nu1cs a_ftcr they left.
pol ict• )"ere ordering everyone off the
ptt'r. "'Prt1ty neat. huh:" Ford Yid.
"It ·s extremely inSC"nsitive to some-
ont• v.·ho"s dedicated J7 years of her
liaflt of 1hc m•ny cheritable dona-Although city officials said they
tions Ella had made to the ciiy over will compensate Ella for her loss of
the years. business. Cook couldn't say whether
"She supponed the city, youth any help would be extended to her
organizations. the police deptinmcnt. emp1oyces. .
And this is how they treat her," Kiblef ..._, "~o_prfull y, if ~he gels enoup
said. publrc11y 01:1t of this. S011,lebody cen
Ford and Kibler yid the city's offer her a JOb," Cook said. '"I don't
ac1ion put about a dozen of Ella's know about the employees."
workers on unemployment. . Ella had h_er own idea ofwhal she'd
Neither was cenain what they hke Ip d6 wrth Cook. too.
would do for won::-"I've_ bttn w1th "l'.d like 10 t•ke-him out on the pi~l
Ella a long timC," Ford said. "I'm fillhu~1upw11hbeeranddrownh1m ,
gonna stand by her side.'" . she said.
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Prom Al
BOGGS •••
FtomAI
('ounc1lmcmbcn said they were
equally concerned about the
proliferation of1he racks.
"They"rc called news racks. but
therc's no ncwllo 1here. They're smut
racks." CounctJJnan Phil Maum
said: &
San50ne. who lives in Corona del 'how of how the photoaraphs camt
Mar. Yid the city is considerina about. ·
lrmitina 1he number of news racks in "If some of the 1uys on the team
any aiven area, and Will not renew (did) M>met hing that Wide didn't
sc11.ually-cxplicn ncwsrack licenses psrticul1ry lik.~. or they ~re Soina 10
which e•pirc. talk.. about. wh•t: was 101na on, he
de\'1scd a little 1h1n1 called the ·0c1t1
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Other mcmbtrs applauded the
n:s1denl\0 .cffons.-but CaUed-l'or con--
t1nucd vigilance and p•tience in their
fight to remove the racks from the
In other development Monday, Force· and what he did was m1kt sure
. ~u_ncilWQ.i:nan ~lillltl.)]L"1'J1UD«-1hey were Kt up---jn a co111promist~~--l--annOUnct.fsh~ will sce.k ~thud term position and he'd break into the room
on th.~ council. She 1s the tcCOnd and I.Uc pictu~ ... Adams uid.
Cit)'. • roun~lmember 10 m•ke • rormal "l:d •already destroyed 1 lot of
cand.1dacy ai~nounce.ment .. Maum_ them. He said 'Just keep this. Just "Even1uaJ1y· we"ll end up with
none . hopefull y,'' Councilman Phil
Sansone said. "You me)' call this a
Band·Aid ordinance. bul we feel thi•
is as far as _we can 10 riaht now."
prev~ously said he wdl not tttk rt· kttp this.·
election. '"They're no1 aoin1 to surface," she
Candidales can t.ake out pepers to said. "You don't know who. There
run for office startinc July II. arc twenty.four 1uys on that team.··
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