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Develop~ent part
of count~·s first
establts ed ranch
•1 llOBl!llT HYNDMAN ..............
Tht Plano T rabuco is• remarkably
flat tabletop of a plain a mile widund
five miln Iona thlt forms lbe north-
ern tip of the 40.~acrt Rancho
Miuion Viejo.
It's there that Oral\lt County's
younJnt and fastest-.rowina com-.
muntty, which derives tts name from
the historic Rancho Santa Marprita x las ~OttS. is bcina built on some_ 5.000 K"rn of the piano.
But despite its youth, Rancho
Santa Ma,..rita is pan of a ranch
whOSt history dates ti.ck to 1769
when Gaspar de Portola cr01scd
throuah southern border of th~ dry.
sprawling ranchlands.
Portola and his 63 soldiers and two priests presided over the baptism of
two Indian babies in Cristianitas
Canyon. the earliest place named in-
Oranac County. Followina a stoe_ · near whit is now the ranch's camp off
Ortep Hiahway, the men moved on
to· the mesi above what is now
O'Neill Park. It was there that a
soldier's I01t aun inspired the name
Trabuco, the Spanish word of
blunderbuss.
land arants awarded by thr Mu-
ican governor following indepen-
Location, cost ey
successo Rancho
Sa1!ta Margarita
By ROBERT HYNDMAN °' ............. ~ ..
Rancho Santa 'Marpnta 1s but 1
\car\ old. and alrcad) thr road
leading to 1h pan1sh-st)ltd ham~.
nc1o1. horn business park and man·
made lal>.t· 1) being lo\ 1dencd to six.
lane~.
\1orn1ng commuter) dm 1ng along
\anta \.1arganta Park1o1.a ) pass truck'>
and bulldoAcro; 1o1.orking ;tlong · the
du'l' '>hvuldcn !'ff the fo ur·lanr road
tha t ' ronne<.1' the: rommun1t~ with
M t'>'ilon V1c:JO and El foro to thr
'lo\C-.l rhc t1o1.o ·cxtr.1 lanes 1o1.1ll bt'
nredl·d a Rancho Santa \1arganta
blO'i'iOm5"from us current populatton
of 6 (J(l(I tu '>Oml' O.<llXJ res1dena
~n after·thl• tum of the {'t.'ntul"\
~uch '"the demand to h'e 1n th is
tOlo\n aJ the foo t of ~ddlrbark"s
Mc>dJc:ska and ._,anuago peaks that
then: r urn·ntl) are about 5,()()(J namc'>
on the 1o1.a1ltnlf list for nrw homl"'>.
The l0mmun1t~ \ developers dt·
scenda nl'> o f lhl' ori gi nal
ran<'ho" nef'> ""ho ran l a Ille in tht'
ro~' and arro,n\ abutting tht Santa
..\na ~fountain' offrr ..e vrral reason'>
"h) Ranr hu \Jnlll \.iarganta 1s
Orange ( ount~ ·., fastest-gro"mg
communit'
.... ._ .\nthcin~· \fol\O [>rt''51dent oi the
..
boring counties 1n order to purchaa
thtLr first home. So aJlhou&b the
count,•'s homn are amont the m01l
expenSivr an the United States,
homes an Rancho Santa Marprita are
pnct'd 1n the relati vely modest ran,r
of S80.000 to S200.CXX>. says DlaM
Gavnor. the co·mpam 's pubhc rtla·
uon!I manager Jn ·addauon, two ..
apanment compleXl"$ offer rents ot
about $b00 a month
.. Ton~ fet'I \ strongly about prov1d-
1ng hou,ana for Oranat <. ounty resi-
dents and keeping them here. He also
'><'t's the traffic problems and realizes
~Ou have to prov1dt JObs near w~
pc:ople li\t'." Ga~ nor says. "We can't
kl·ep adding peoplt' to the freewa)'I."
To that r nd. the Sant.a Marprita
( () ~woning wnh Sl"vtral drvdol>-
mt"nl partnt'rs on construction o( a
bU'tlnt"S'> park as wtll asa rCWI center.
\k ft'ado del Lago. located neat to the
man-madt.' l.ake. 1s opccted to open
b~ nnt spnng with a Ralph"s IUl>Cf·
markc.-t. a Mobil gas station, a branch
of ~cunt \ Pacific National Bank. a Pa~ less Drug Storr and other rts-
taurants shops and office suites. t 'l11matcl~. de,dopers ~hcve
Rancho Sant.a Marg.ant.a wiU provide
26.00(1 Jobs -a featurr they say will
kee p part' vn\h the incrcast 1n
populatson
dence from Spain in (821 drew UQ. ~ _ --
· boundary Hoes . for much of the Altb_. there are t::•tJ of bwee, lla1f of
(Pleue w ~H/AS)' the 15.<RK> acree at aeo ..... 'llarlarita
will be de•oted · to
reatloaaJaees.
-__ ..., .,.....,...d .. ~anta \1argarna< o .. 1sa firm behcH·r open •pace an rec-·that Oninge Count~ residents
\hc~uldn't ha'e to mo'r to ~l&h·
But toda'. what Sttms to ~
attr.tclln& re~tdmu u the pr.OlpeCl pf
p-u rcha'>ing an affordable home. Ac-
cord.Joi 10 Gaynor. tKt Sant.a ~-.~Pleue eee RAJllCBO/ AS)
Nation Tourists lliis.s Huntington's maiD. attraCtion
-ctosrrreuT\Vorld·famous pier leaving
many fans of landmark disappointed
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ByLANCEIGNON °' ................
S<-attJc rnident Scott Cooper had
t~ld tu~ gar.If ncnd. Sandra Dahlquist.
ho1o1. much fun it would bt to IAke a
'troll on the Huntin11on Beach Pier
1o1. hl'n the~ '1s11ed tht beach city this
weekend dunng their vaca11on.
He'd donl' It plenty of times as a lud
gru" 1ng up 1n West Co' ina and he
kne" Dahlquist. a nati ve of Montana.
"oulJ gl't a ki ck out of 11 Maybt
thl'\ "d bu\ a ~fl dnnk or something
10 cat. Or lx·rhaps the~\ JUSt lean ovr r
---
the ra1hng and get a cl~r look a the
breakers as they pounded against the
cement p1linp.
Rut. of course. the couple nevrr got
to ·take th,'1r walk. O n· Tutsda).
Huntington Beach officials cl~d 1h<'
74-.~t"ar~ld p1t'r after an engJn<'tnng
\tud) re veak d that ke) \('('l!Ons of the
'itructurC'''i steel reinfo r('lng had cor·
'roded.
Like ~·,craJ other people. Cooper
and Dahlqum had no 1dC'a wh) thC'
p1t.'r 1o1.as closed. Tht> only clues wrrt a
rurnng cha1n ·hnk fence blocking
aln·~s to the pier and two signs: '"Pier
JesaeJacksonleads
caravan of supporters
Into Atlanta for Demo-
cratic National Conven-
tlon./ M
Pentagon taking hard
look at radar trans-
missions prior to Airbus
attack.I Al
Sporta
Couni,unv~ils .
home insulated
(rom airport noise
Angels winning streak
comes to an end. /D1
Index
By ROBERT HYNDMAN °' ...............
Sa nta .\na Heights residents art
bt1ng encouraged to accept a county
offer to insulate thttr homes against
jet noise from John Wayne Airport.
,.!.JAnnUJC,.Lander..U:mC>JC5>-YR!leflt---(.iA'48-l__;_-;Count\ otlic1als SI}' they'd rather
pay for· the modifications than I.,~ :~ purchase the homes outright. which
they also ha ve offered to do for Cluslfled C4-8 res1dtnfS long bothtred by airline Jt'ts Ctoaword 04 taking off over their unincorporattd
Entertainment 83,4 neighborhood JUSl south of thr air-
HorOIC()pe A5 port.
New Homes C1-3 "The count) of Oranac ob"1ousl)
Optnlon AfS isn't 1n tht business of bu)'ing and
Paparazzi 82 selling homrs." count) Supervisor
Publlc notic.t Al Tom Riky said at a community
Sport• · Ol-4 mttting Fndav
Styte B 1-3 The offer to insulate homrs af-W•ther A2 fccttd by jet noise strms from a 1986
decision by the Orange County Board
1sors to satisfy st.ate noise
requirtments rqard1ng homrs nrar
airports.
The soal of the SO<allcd .\cousucal
lnsulal1on Prop'am as to lower the
amount of noise inside homes. That as
accomplished by installing thicker
~µ. . ..JJ1-.A1Wll'°5-1nsialat1on in the roof and anstalhna .
'rnfilation and a1r-cond1tionin1 sys-/
terns an homes wtthout them.
Those modifications cost from
about S20.000 to S2S.OOO peT ho me.
savs M1ck1 Hams. a staff planner for
thr county Environmental Manatt·
ment Agenn.
.. It reall)' depends on the house and
what thry surveys 1nd1cate nttds to
bt done.-.' Hams savs.
In all. about 460 more homes in
Santa Ana HriaJ'ts will bt tlig1bk for
the 1nsula1ion pr<>lflm.
The county plan. however. carries
with it the catch that lh<>K residents
who accept the off'rr must aattt not to
Laguna sports fan just as~s .
teams to win 1 for the Skipper
doM·d No Trespau1n~ ..
·· 1 ":,-.going ti> iakr a ndc.-out to thr
end and take a lool around. but I
guc:'l\ I 1o1.un·t." said Robert KnM~~ of
Lon(! Beach. 1o1. ho had nddtn his
h1ndc 10 the pier on Saturda).
fo<ie:ph Fole~ nf Holl~"ood had
heard the pier v.-a \ clo\('d. but he
made the dn'c: an\ ho"
··Th1'1 and 1he ~anta \fon1l3 pier
are aboul ·m, 1\4 0 f:i\onll'' o ri the
rna .. 1:· he \3td ··1t\odd to th1nl that
1"11 u i.nll' he.re w ml·da' and 11 "on 't
tlt· hl'rl" I thin~ the'· should build
mon: pier\ ratht•r than tc.-ar them
do"n ··
.\\tar :h 11~ o"n p1a rs rontl'rnl'd.
the rm agn~l's
Huritington lkalh offi 1al'> hope to
ra1'K' at ll•ast S8 m11l1on thro1Jgh sta t<'
and kderal grant\. hx·al go\C:rnment
~Ul' the ;11rpon (l\ er Jt't nOISC'.
Rut that 1 ~n·t what has kr,n
n.·.,11.knt.-. from taking the county up
on 1t'l 11fler. sa" Rita Jonts. rt~n·
tat1H· tl1r th<' commun1t~ group
.\H< O\.t
.. I th 1nl>. 1ruh that noho<i) knt'"
1o1.hJt to t'\IX"l·t.'" Jone\ \31d. "Every ·
ntl(h "a' 1o1..u1in~ for somronr else to
ta h · ( thl' tlff<.'r l \<.) tht'' could stt how
(Plea• eee b~NTT I A2)
fundund pru..ate.4on.itl-OM l&-buttd
a nt " pi er Tht.' prOJ«"l would cost al
least S8 m1ll1on and would not bt-
rnmpkated unul at least Ma~ 1<1q 1.
C11~ Managrr Paul \ook u1d last
1o1.cek
Rut Kt n Halb«l. a 1S-\ear-old
H unt1naton Beach res1~n1 •ho often
'urh hcnl·ath the 1.1.mo.foot·long
landing._ fc.'ars th~ cit.' mj!v have
tmuhle 11nd1 n{q~u\!:mmtnt tundin1t
·· f l'n ~rar 1o1.r could bl' loolinf at
thl' p1er anJ 111o1.11l sllll be d~.' hr
\.Hd ;i, he ga1t'd uu1 1u1o1.ard tht oc_ean
\till. he umkr~tands wh> the cm
dO'l'd II .
··11·, 'trangl' '" ~ thl' p1c.-r 1o1.11hou1
·'"' fl'·or k on 11 But at the.-samr 11mr
1111 'J \d kt' ha1ard the c11' net'ds to
proll·t 1 1hdi .. ttalht-1 ~ ~·d
\nJ "hat rtw h<'d \\1th the p1t"r
cio5C'd h~-won'tit:avno WOf'11""1W -
grttrng hooked b~ the pier) filhn,.
mc.-n v.h1lc hr·s surfing
· Ha' ang ..cen tht und~~ll~ of the
p1tr countless times whd~ surfina.
Halb«k said he·s tttn rountlnl
cracks in the ccm~nt. Yet ~ pier
Sttmed saft to ham when he was
o;tand1ng on II 'it'' e~I Wttks .,o when
.a s.mall t"'arthquakt ru.mbfed the
..outhland ·
Jt>annC'ttt Parent. 23. sald-wa~
tti the.-·p1rr Saturda) Wlth her fnnd.
C 1almdla Raab. 10 "waach 1uys
,urfing ·· .
83l k 1n high school. thi') used 10
m m<" to tht p1tr to fish ... and check
out the ho' ii •· Partnt said ..
But "'ih tht p1<'r ciolt'd. they
"Jndt'red off. perhaps to find a new
\ ll '" 1ng ~pol
Fairgoers finding
getting there is
the hardest part
By LAS CE JG ~OS
Of .. Doilly ..........
Jim < 1n11k tigurl'd hc"d 5pent
ahnut 11o1.o hour'> circli ng the n rangr
Co unt' f air on \aturda' r'en1ng lool 1 n~ tor a Jl3r~1ng ~pal·r
~l kJ'l 11nrel1Flf3J<ffi\rn md r
that anrhrd ra~t a f)3rt mg Im rust J < 11
oix·ned "1th a "olid lme nf t ar.,
~hind him hl' had nf1 , hP11.r tiu1 111
ron11nue 1 in hn11-th\' < 1htJ \k \J
fairirou nd' .. 1.-.. t'll't'.'n .rn <"\pem·nlC' · "-''d
\1agg1r C1n11k a) hl·r hu ,hand turnt·d
the fam th car nn10 VanguJrd frnm
Fair [)fl\ t' Jnd ht·ad<"ll J o1o1. n the la~t
fe1o1. feet to an entrance .. " <' v.t nt
around Jnd e\t'I"\ ~ingk lot v.a' iull ··
The: -.clO nd Sat urJ a, of the fa11 I\
l\p1call\ the hus1ts1 da,. said Da 'r
!'o"en .. 1t•1n. spol~man fo r ( ontt'm-
pora~ \er. 1CC' { urpora11on .,.h•~h
h11"C'd 300Ul 1( f't'<'Pk to dtrt'l l
tratlk 1n the lot\
.\'>ill~ fl m 65 57 1 hid VISl\ed t~
1JH .i'~ 11mf)3red to66.02Sa1 the same
11mc fa,1 \Car fhr overall tot.al this
\l'ar ..,., tar I'> 4~~2 12 compared to
.rn-~: ~ last 'ear Today is the last
da' of th e fair
Fair'•~_,...,.,. ,.,,,,.,bum,.. u
I ·nlikc.-last Saturday. the C1h-
fom1a H1ghwa~ Patrol did not 1uut a
\1M,.\.len S.turda' on thcN<wport
f r('('lo\'3~. t vtn thouah a prOlellioa of
lar,_ lo\h 1t h ofttn camt' toacte.d stop.
d~t"d ,urfact' strttrts around the
fairgrou nd~
<.inn k a M1ss1on VacJO l'ftldml.
-..ud ht' rrobabl~ addtd tcMM time IO h1'1np ..,, . ··tx-1ng n1a-and couneous
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FAIR GRIDLOCK •••
Prom Al and doina what we were told ...
Melissa Francois. 21, of La Habra
apparently left her good manners at
home. but ended up waitina in line
only about 1 S minutes.
. "You don't get ahead in life by
being a ni~ guy ... she said, referring
to a maneuver she'd just made
whereby she cut in front of several
hundred rars.
"We j ust cut a bunch of people off.
They're not too thrilled." Francois
said from the driver's seat of her red
1987 Nissan sports car.
"We'.ve bttft~ smokina everyone.
Look at thal airl behind us. She
doesn't like us." said passenger
Therese Capoccia, 19. of Whittier.
It was durina heavy fair traffic on
the Newport Freeway last year that a
Palos Verdes man was shot and
paralyzed when he_alleaedly cut off a
truck driven by a roofer from Santa
Ana. The suspect. Albert Carroll
Morgan. was arrested shortly after the
incident in the · fairgrounds parking
lot. He was later convicted of at-
tempted manslaughter.
His victim. Paul Nussbaum. re-
mains in a wh eelchair.
Costa Mc~ police reponed no
incidents of vi olence Saturday.
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ose wit four · numbCn d1V1de wnee _ so ame an I ns an c City t_ . en. o replaced t e courthouse Trees up lo 48 inches in diameter Hert art the win ning numbers $837,000. millionaire. ~aturdav a~ crews cleared trees a~ roof at I a.m. Saturday. snapped in Council Bluffs and others
picked Saturday night for the Cah-Lottery sales from Wednesda)· to "It's like an unreal thing ... said 01her debns strewn t).ere and in ~h's an absolute m1racle no one is as tafl as 100 feet were upr~ted at an
fomia Lotteg's twice-week~ "Lotto Saturday were S.16.6 million. Connie Blandino. a 46-year,old Cov-Omaha. Ne~ .. by tornadoes that dead," Council Bluffs City Coun-Oma. haaolf c~une. The. twaster:s aJso
6-49" game: · J8. 1 · 1 S. S. and the Earlier Saturday in Sacramento. _a ma swi1chboard operator who at first \\ IJX'd out entire blocks. d lman Stanley Grote said. ~taned firn ~nd overtu~ rail ca.r:s
bonus number. 35. Covina woman whose husband· mistaken!\ thought th e whrel c;top-..\t kast 10.000 home~ had some Omaha Public Power District and tn a two-mile stretch an Council
Players who correctly guessed all bought a scratch-off ticket on his ped at SI 00.000. damagr from the t~iste~ ~hat Iowa Power and Liaht Co. said an Bluffs. • . ..
six numbers will share a_prize poo~of binfiday. then gave it to her as a ··1 don't think 11 will changl' me -sla!flmr~ into the two Massou!"'R1v~r estimated 30.000 customen were ,.V1et.11am. Thats . about . it~
S 12.2 million. lottery officials said. present won SI million Saturday on much." said Mic:hal'I Moore. 39. of c111c!I Fnday. a county official est•· without power Saturday night in the Guar~s.man Carl JennmJS ~1d 1n
Those with fi , c numbers plus the the state lottery "Big Spin... Steamboat Springs. Colo. "I work ed mated. From 100 to 130 ho_usn were two cities. down from 100.000 early descn~1ng the damage. "~t:tt s a lot
bonus number· will share SI . -A Colorado man who bought two three JObs lao;1 "'inter. This ~car. l will dcm oyrd or suffere.d. maJ~r struc-Saturday. of S'!hnte~ .~ood. bu1ld1ngs de-
million. winnin tickets while. vacationing m probablv "or!. l\'-O because IJu~t l:ke tural damage, a~thontPes saJd. Scattered looting was reported. It stroytd. panic. _ -
it'lce hmcte \\ttll ri\e-O!The ana -one tJc et wonn-sl wor ·mg. -lnwr:mce adjuslen counted-I~ ----
ho mes as se verr..-damaged and said ---------------------.. ------
Abandoned infant leaves hospital
S.\:-.. ~\I E'> Calif (-\Pl - The
tn fant born 1n a Jt'tllner r<.'!>troom and
abandon<.'d th ere h' hrr mother. w.as
released fr<Jm the hospital Saturda~
and 8" en to rnunt\ offi n als. who
pla n 10 plat l' ht•r in a fo<.ter home
··she v.a~ ha' mg no problems at all.
she "asju~t a h,:.dth~ l11tlc girl." <;a1d
Sallv Wor'itcr. nur.,ing supervisor at
Milfs Memorial Hoc;p11al in San
Mateo. about I'\ mile'> south of San
Franci'iCO.
The infan t "'3'-l:tl.cn b~ represt'nta-
11\'t'S of San Mateo County's Child
Protcctiv( Services in the morning.
but soc ial worker.s could not be
contacted for comment later 1n the
day.
The agenc-' ·s deputv dPrector. Rob,
l'n Mc-Millan. on Frida> said the
in fant girl would be placed in a fost er
home when rek'ased from the hospi-
tal until a coun rules on tempora~.
custo<h .
The child has been Pn the custo<h of
c:ounty officials since being fo und
Wednc:~d;n nn a L'nttt"d .\1rhnrs
fl'tlina : winch lrnd just completed a
flight from :-.l'\'arl. .. NJ •. to San
Frannsn 1 lntl·rnatwnal .\1rpon.
Thr hu.;hand of the :'llrw York
\\Oman 3H ll'1·d of abandontng the
nl'"'horn girl hd1t·,es the felon~ c:hild
endangermen t rharges against his
''ill' \hnuld nul afft'l'I his right 10 take
cu<.tod~ of 1hc hah~. his la"~er c;a1d.
\Ir-.. Lo< a'lll 2~. pleaded inno-
cent Thur-.d:i~ afternoon and "as
rl'kas1•d al1t·r pm11ng $50.000.
S~IPPER CLELBRATES HIS 50TH ••• mAl
anyone tbt.' to local sports.
or ~U 'ear'> he has worked at
na Beach H 1gh School as a bat
bo_ and score kcl·pc r. He also counts
the l numtx-r ot downs at football
gam'e\ and he lp\ '~ash and repair the
team uniform<.
~our mone). it will run awa~ "'1th
\OU."
· Skipper is supported by a trust
fund.
"Without Skipper. we'd ha'e to
hire someone on a full -time basPs:·
said Tom Klingenmeier. a foothall.
basketball and baseball coach at the Ski pper '' al\o a th ird base coach high school.
for the t'JI\ \I 111k League. Skipper's "dugout" 1s filled from
In all ihc ~ l·ars of helping out . floor to ceiling with trophies. plaques
Sk1p1><·r ha'> nc' er accepted a salar). and patntings. all of which were given
"II\ mnr1· 'aluable for me to get to him m thanks for his help. There is
rcs1dl'n t<. arC' taking Skipper to an
..\ngds ganw. h1'> absolute fa vorite
pas1t1 ml'. e\rt'PI of course goi ng 10 a
Dodg(·rs ganw
· .\' for git'h. Skippers· favorite.
prcst·nt'i art· add111ons to hi s collec-
tlltn of proli.·~"onal baseball and
foo 1ball uni form,. His ultimate goal
" tn collect a nim plctc set from evel)
professional team. a hobby which has
rarnc.d him lhl· nickname "Mr.
I ·n1form."
lhe losses probably would reach $20
m1ll1on to S2S mPllion. the Omaha
World-Herald rcponed.
Rr p. Jim Lightfoot. R-lowa. toured .
the area Saturda~ and Gov. Terry
Branstad planned to do the .same
Sunday. Lightfoot said ~e e:itpccted.
the cit' 10 be declared a disaster area.
making ICdcra~ n~lief available. from
thr Small Business Administration.
i\t lcasfQ4 people suffered injuries.
mostl> minor. when wind gusting to
92 mph downed power lines. up-
root(•d trees and ripped roofs off
houses in a two-mile stretch along
Interstate 29 near th e nver.
"lt'c; a major disaster. There arc
Madonna sued over OC concert crush
LOS ANGELES (AP) .::._ A man Madonna shouted to the crowd to
who sa~s he was injured last summer come .closer to the staat and ignore
when fans rushed the stage at a the security men." the lawsuit
cone.en by Mad<?nna has filed a suit ' chargcrd. ·:when thi~ happened._
seeking an \Jnd1 sclosed amoum of thousands of fans · rushed the stage.
daru;11es f~om the P<?P star. crushin~ plaintiff aftd causing injury.
The su11. filed in Los Angeles to him.'
County Superior Coun on behalf of
Marvin Markowitz. alleges he was
hun while attending Madonna's con-
cert at Anaheim Stadium on July 18.
1987.
..Dunng the concen. defendant
.\ spokesman for Madonna could
not immediately be reached for
comment. A call to her agent's office
placed after business hours went
unanswered Friday night.
NB resident wins presidential medal
.\rnold 0 lkck man. a Newpon R~ac-h rl's1dcnt and noted supponer
of thl' i.c1ences. has been awarded the
national medal of technology by
PresPdent Reagan.
Ekckman. fo under of Irvine-based
Beckman Instruments. 1s one of 10
men aC'ross the natP on honored with
the mt•dal.
Other winners arc Edwin H. Land.
founder of the Polaroid Corp. and
now president of the Rowland ln-
\lltutc fo r Science in Cambridac:
John L. Atwood. Rockwell Inter-
national Corp .. El Segundo. Calif.;
Paul M. Cook. Raychem Corp ..
Menlo Park. Calif.: Richard H. Den-
nard. IBM . Yorktown Heights. N.Y.:
Harold E. Edgerton. Massachusetts
Institute of Technology, Cambridge:
Clarence L. Johnson. Lockheed;
David Packard. Hewlett-Packard
Co .. Palo Alto.: Raymond Damadian.
FONAR Corp .. Melville. N.Y .. and
Paul C. Lauterbur. Univenity of
llltno1s at Urbana. rll .
The technology medal was created
in 1980 by Congress to recognize
those who advance American tech-
nology and improved the nation's
economy. environment or social
well-being.
A White House spokesman said the
medalists were nominated by com-
mittees directed by the Department
of Commerce. The names then were
referred 'fo Reat!n. who awards the
medals and cenaficatcs.
paid 10 IO\ l' and respect. Th~ art even a letter from the Angels thanking "To wear a uniform is prettier to
niorr ';duahk than a pavcheck. him for his work with the Little nw than a coat and tic. I feel people --"'·-~\~s-a ~tH -l:eagut. l.now mc ore1nauniform.'-llC1aie,,....._._ __ _ ..... mone~ Hl' lJll\ ll "\\ ilhe Mays:· the But perhaps the greatest honor-hr'-......,\J'ld as for turning SO?
(i1an1, plJ\t'r kno"n for steal:ng has recei ved was the namPnJ last ~car "I don't pa~ attention to that stuff.
ha<.t'' of the high 'iChool baseball field in his That\ ball one. I don't th ink about
.. \lunn 1<. lt kc Will:e Ma )S. It ""I name. m~ ag1'. 11'<; all up in your batting
<,fl:al h.1w<.1111 ~ou. lf)'OU don't watch For h1!. b1rthda~. se veral Laguna hdnil·1:·
COUNTY UNVEILS INSULATED HOME ••.
From Al
11 would turn uut.''
In far t. after a slow start in
organmng th e insulat:on program.
the count~ fou nd 11 had only one
taker. St-' era I more homeownen in
the first phase of I 0 'houses opted
instead to \<'Ii thrir homcrtcrthe
county. In tum. the count>· would pay
for the new insulation modifications.
then will resell them th is summer.
But because county ~ould
raahcr fix than buy\,noise:r&vaeed
homes. they hosted in open ftouse at
OM of the renovated homn Friday
niaht so residents could see what they
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would be getting.
• The reviews. for the most pan.
were favorable.
'Tm verv impressed with what
the\ 'vc don'e with this house." said
Jack Mullan. a community leader. "I
'thtn1rt his-acoustical i nsutatton-pro--
gram has evolved significantl y.··
··1 think it's a fair plan." Rita Jones
agreed. ··After all. if you ~ant to stay.
the county will help you insulate your
home against noise. And tf you want
to leave. they'll buy your home from
you."
Despite the insulation program,
Su pen 1sor Rile) 'iaPd he remaPns
comm111c-d to reducing noise at the
airport.
"\I~ pnmar~ forns 1s where Pt has
al" a'\ been... he said. "to reduce
;m q:afl 001><: at 1hc...soum..__" ____ ,__,
.\1rpon manager George Rebella
'i3 1d John Wa) ne .\irpon has become
a laboraton of 'ions for airlines to f~P<·nment' with newer. quieter air-
crafts. Various companies are testing
models with the hope of introducing
the new jets at airports across the
country bothered by noise.
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Most parents spend children's
binhdays at a favorite 1mu1ement
park or a Chuck E. Cheese pizza
pany. But Steve Diamond doesn't
want to be like most parents.
He's doin1 for has son what he
always wanted to do as a child: ao on a
treasure hunt.
Diamond. a 39·year-old Newpon
Beach resident. hasalready buried the
"treasure," an old cedar chest filled
with $60 wonh of quanen, nickels
and pennies. He trekked up to the
O eveland National Forest. near the
Tucker Wildlife Sanctuary. to bury
the coins in preparation for the bia
treasure hunt.
Now it's up to his I ().year old son,
Arym, 10 find it.
''When .they fil)d it, it's 1oin1 to
look li ke a million dollars," Diamond
said with enthusiasm.
· Aryr'n's birthday is cominf-UP July
,26. and the 1rea~ure bunt w11l l»the
focus of his birthday party. biamond
will accom~ny the treasure hunters
on the m\ss1on. but he says he will not
help them find the clues.
"They should be able to find it with
the map." Diamond said. "h's not
1ha1 hard."
Arym. who lives in Ventura with
his mother and visits his father o n
weekends. has invited thrct of his
buddies and their parents to accom-
pany him on the hunt. When the
treasure is found. the boys will split
the booty amonpt themselves.
Diamond said he sci up the hunt by
writing him~lf a lrtlM' and then
readina it aloud. as if a strantrr had
sent it. The letter told of a lost 1«ret
treasure in the hills. and enclosed was
a map describinJ how a penon could
follow clues and find the treasure.
"It's quite a hike into there,"
Diamond said about the ·treasure's
location. "They will really have to dia
down deep."
He admits that since he buried it a
while aao. there is a possibility of
someone else findin1 iM treasure.
But he doubts that anyone could.
Only the person with the secret
map would be able to follow the clues
and find the treasure. said Diamond.
who explained that he spent a whole
day buryi ng it and lay1ng out the
clues.
The idea of havina a treasure hunt
for his son's birthday first came to
Diamond after he set up a similar
adventure two years ago for his son
and a friend.
-He arrd the1>ovs rented a boat an(t
· w,1:nt sailing in the Balboa Bay. Wher1' •
the two ·boys weren't lookina
Diamond dropped a wine bottle into
the water. In it was a mapofoneofthe
smaller islands in the bar,. dubbed on
the map "Taboo Island. •
The two boys spotted the bottle and
coaxed Diamond intosailingcloscrto
it. "Dad there's a message in it."
Arym shouted 10 his father.
They then went to "Taboo Island."
where a few days earlier Diamond
had buried a treasure that included a
small wad of dollar bills.
The~· followed the clues and fo und
the treasure beneath a pale of
driftwood.·
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Ste•e Diamond •bow1 tbe ••treuare chat'' be bu burled In
tbe Cle•eland l'fational Forat.
"The OO)S v.ere s1mpl) amazed."
Diamond said. "The' talked about 1t
for months." ·
The treasure hunt idea ma) not .
stop after .\r~ m's btrthda\_
Diamond. ""ho owns his own in tenor
design rompan~. is ~·on .. 1denng creat-
ing a bu .. 1ness "hert' ht· 'wuld ~t up
trca~urt• hunts for othl·r .,pt:opk on
their barth<l.i' !>
"II "oulah: a ru n th an~ fo r both
lo.1c.J<. an<l Jc.Jult<, ... IJ1amond ~1d
lly JONATHAN VOIZIE
OftlleDllllr ........
It's an idea couched an history. and
Gunner W1edrrstean 1s urcd of it. A
carni"al employee for 14 vears. now
work ing the madwa) at tht Oranse
Count' Fair. Wiederstein. 41 . as not a
\econdclass citizen. "It doesn't hap-
pen so much on the lot. but when you
go dov. n1own and people find out you
""ork for 1be carnival. the) look at you
like )Ou're a second-clan citizen."
Wiederstein said Thursda~ as peopk
milled about the "Joint" he worked. a
dime-pitch ... Motr ls suddenl) ha'r
no 'acan~ and people don't talk to
~ ou. "The stereot) pc 1s that v.r'rr
din~. ragged and uneducated ...
Wiederstein said carnl\ al v.orkers
of da~ s long gonr passed on tht'
unsa' o~ reputation to their modem-
da\ cohom. "That's the wa' 11 used to bi:: hut thing!> ha' e changed drast1 al-
h o' c:r the last 15 'ears ... the fo rmer
l'.S. '.'ia' ~gunner Said.
_ ~ Ledef1l~t__n said carnv1al co m-
panies. such as 8&8 .\muscmrna.
""h1ch prov1deHhc ndes and gamernf
!\kill forthePrange County Fair. ha'e
an\tltuted 'strict dress codes to g1,e
their l'.mplo\l:es a IX'tter look. Plus. ht•
said the education le'els for carn1,al
worlo.l·rs are increasing.
"Thrre·s not realh an untrained
Pl;'r\110 at the rarni,al. We ha't'
"-lh n11I!. and · therl' are ronstanth
d:i~'l'\ for u~ -10 safrt,. bus1ne!>~
and dealing wath the public."
\\ 1ederstein said .. .\ lot of people
hold drgrel' in v.elding. elect m·at and
bus1nes!. ··
Drspne ht!> claims. C-os&.a Mt'\a
P-0hcc nt1k1als contend the annual rair hnng v.11h 11 an onslaught of
burglaries. v.•hich they -very unof·
fic1alh -anribuce to the cam'1val
workirs. "The~ reaJI~ np IK apan ... said ont'
sergeant. speak•n& anonymously.
"Bu rgs skvrocket wh1k the fair is in
tov. n. esP«ially the niaht bcfort they
ka,e."
Wiederstein bnstks whrn thr re-
mark 1~ rela)ed 10 hi m.
"\\ t' tra' el with 150 people. and
hire lot., mort' an each town. There's
going to be some bad peopk. but it's
no1 fair 10 blamt' It on all of us.··
.\nother longume carnival worker.
v.ho tra,el~ v.1th 8&8 only _in
Ca lifornia. ')Clld parents rtla> the bad
1mag1nl'. to 1hr1r children.
· 1 ht·ar 11 e'er: night when they're
\'Jllo.1ng dov.n the midway. The kids
v. ant to pla~ a game or comr to talk to
u' and. tht· partnt~ sa~ "No. those
1wopli.' onl) v.ant to take ~our mo~v. ~la~ av.a~ from them ." said Candy
.\rt'h1e. a ~l!·~car carnival worker.
Buth emplo~eci. ~•d tht" people -
tht· public the:~ c.nte111a m and their
fellov. \\<OTkl'fS -1S what 111ak~ the
14-houc da ~!>. traveling and "aver-
agt'" wages ~onhwhde.
,, "I love mc.•etang nev. people. You
1.·Jn tra\ d ~II milr down 80 \' road
Jnd mc:c:t an l'nt1rel} nev. t)P.C of
prnf)ll' ... .\rrh1l· s.i1d
"\,1ml't1mci.. 11 takes a lot of
:otaanll' 101.kali ng "11h them. but no
regrl'l'-I v.ouldn't trade 1t for an)-thing ..
.. , uu gl·t prl'tt~ close to the people
~ou'rl' aro und ... Waedemran said.
"It'!> an at mosphert' where once
'ou'rt· accepted. }ou'rr an. forever.
Lil e J bag 1amal>. onl~ closer."
=~~~b~~T0~,~~~~~00~A co~NITY... Westmiilster police
for fi rst-time homet1uyersand t<>ld its 50 percent of lhe resi dents have . ' h t kill suspect
building panners tha• •he homes. college ~r post-grad~ate degrees. and Rancho Santa Margari·ta 9' ·S oo ,-when completed. would have to be the median income 1s about $50.000 _ _ . _ _ · . .
priced within a set range. per household. Gaynor says. . . . . . . ~ . . ~ ~
"In a w~y. it is .1oin1 about it The.surveysfoun~tha180percent /be In/I'll des1p.11edJo r I I}<'. -~T_b~~!socaatedPres1 ot.0~dofpcopleandbeatrnwnhpa110
backwards.' she said. "We staned of the homebuyers had moved to. ---· · 0nc man v.a!> shot to death and furniture.
out with what target price-we wanted Rancho Santa Margarita from other thrre \\'estminstl"r police offi cers "Ont· oflicer fi red his v.eapon at an
the homes to sell for. then ·worked in parts of Orange County. About hal f RANC. H HISTORY \\l'fe inJ_ur"d "hen a melee broke out assaihant.'' he said . Other drta1ls of the other direction to see what we had rented. apartments or li ved with • • • Jftn otlicer~ rc:\ponded to a call that the shooting ~rren·t 1mmed1att'I~
couldbuildto meetthat." parents pnor to moving to the nrw FromAl tv.o v.omen in a car v.err h(mg a'a1labk.
The m utt was a 50-50 mix of town . rancho~ that nov. arl' pan of Orange ,outhl·rn ror11 .. n ,,, thl' r:mc:h "J' attad.t'd duri ng a gang figh1. rohce fhe
attal:'hed cond<m1tntan11 an<t-d • nd th~t1t1ng-T"<>"'~ :md San Dkgo cmm1 . -~-:md ~on flt-c-:rmt' "'hat"rrm:m-)31tt----.,....r..:.;;.;,;.;-...;..;..r=_;;;.o;,:...;=:;_;
tached homes. Costs were kept low by Moiso·s ideal of working close to .\n English trader named John c .im p Pl·nc.Jkt1tn rhl' OrJngr C nun-Thl' inc1,.kn 1 ocrurred about 11
boosting the denstt} -that is. home -85 percent sa~ the~ are For\ll·r took control of the landi.. I: po1rt111n 111 ):'~M 1 J' rt'' pa-;sc:d frum ..1.m h1da' afta poller rl',el' ed
incrt'asinJthenumberofhomespcr emplo~ed 1n OrangeC'ount). \\htc.:hv.a~.latapa!.srd ontoJamcsC-Rtlh..trJ ff'l'1ll Jr 1\1 his v.1d11v. n:pom1ha1·~1J ormorepeople v.c.-ft'
acre higher than that found in Bonnar Watson was among the first Flood and a fdlov. lnsh 1mm1grant \l,ir~ut•n 1,· Jn,I thl·tr t\'11 hildrl·n breaking"" 1ndov.s and attacking a car
adjacrnt communitik. In addition. residents. movin~ from the West-R1r hjlrd O''\e1ll 10 188:! Through h1 '> \Ii-~ ..1 nJ ~1, 1-.1rJ k rc.iml' ff'l.'111 \\1th t"O v.umen instdt' during a gang
the homes themselves are a bit minster area w11 ht'r husband an ~u.~~7"'~ a.t running the cattle ranch "'n during that period. aboui lighi at . 1gkr Park. Lt \11kt' RathfT
smaller than average to keep prices October 1986.Soon afterauending a .o .... ~111c:,arncdutletohalfthrranch . 1-'-t M• J'fl''> "l'Tl' '-1.'t 3 iJt' for '3tdtoda'.
1 hrer lllliccr-.. "'hOSt' names wrre
not rr\eak d. also were taken to a
ho\p11.2l v.hrre the) ~re treated for
.cub and hru1~ and rrlcased. Rathff
'loatJ down. While some of the largest meeting oft hr Com muntt) Acttvittrs v.10h11~~J; a<. del·dcd to h1<. son k roml· ,k ': ,1 .. 1,111l·nt ,1 < ·'''"-'r" Pa rl.. an ()ffo.c-~ v. hu am\(·d on the i.ct"ne
three-bedroom homes mrasure 2.1.70 and SeNace .\ssoc1a11on (C .\SA i. T.,h, d h \ uJuh.in ,, ._ 1,.1, prl'."'r' l' .\rn~a J,· "-\.lffht·d thFt."ugh a ao~d uf pt'Ople -\nothc.-r m.an. Joel Mendez sqllare feet. a studio condominium Watson decided to bt'C'ome invol ved l' ,l·rnn :-gl·naa11on ranr (m o-. A 4 ~ 1.1r the tv.o v.omrn atter lindang their \1arnne1. ~I of'\\estminsler, was
could be as small as 470 square feet. 1n helping the group sponsor com-t•rs. krnm" O'~e1ll and Jaml"s L h udl.i Jrhl < 11111 Jl ( Jt.i ' 1 c-,ar dt•• .. ned. Ratliff said. amstrd for 1n. \.rsti;rcuoo of felon) .1 11 111 H' m• ire.· :11 rt·, v. ,·rr -;olc.J ror " -While tho~~qua11ers might sctm a munit~ events. . Flood. 1ntrodul~d agricultural lil·ld~ Jl•\l'lllr rnrnl 111 \\h.11 I\ nom tht' l'I(\ "()nl' 1.UhJt'CI v.ho ~a~ po1n1rd ou't assault on a pohc-eo ICt"r.1UtliffSaid. bit tight. company officials point ~ut "W~ gel a .real good turnout." she to tht· I S.0<10 head of rattle and 1 \I \ · .1., lHll' 011hr :ittackers ~as Sttn 10 the The v.omt'n 10 1hr car wN"r not
that halfofth~ 5.()()().acrrcommunity sa)s. Theres already a ferh ng out pu'lhl·d thl' ranch to 11<. largl·~• " "'um ,,.,,. , r1mc.J ." h1· ..aid. ".\n ollict'r tned 10 Jocaied. police said.
':Vi ii be devoted to open space and here of a small town. a homt'lown r \pan'-1.' -230.000 .1rrr•» Whl·n thl' I hl' ~11 1 MM l rl·m.11n1n~ Jl'rl'' nf the <.ll•r th1' ,uhJl'l't and v.as attacked b~ 'The D1stnc1 .\ttomr' ·s Offioe 1~
recreational uses. Alread). a 13·acrr where eve~·bod) knows evel')bod~ pa1rc.J1l·d 10 lll26.JU't tv.oda~s apan. ranl h lh "'l'H'r ,,,,i11 11~lnl·Jandru n him.. condurting an an,·esttpt1on. upon
man·made lake has become a focal dse. lt'sa feeling that we'll be working thl' ()'~l'lll \harl'\ \\l'rl' handl"d dov.n tn the.· ()''l'lll 1:im1h \\Ith .\nthOn\ Thl' \U~Pt't't then nt•d into tht' back 1he Ti.'Quec;1 of tht' Westminster Pohce
point in the community with hun-hard to preserve.'' to .kromr·, ~oungl·r brother Richard \lu1 '11 grl·.11-~r.inJ,~m 11f R1l hard \Jrd c,f a 1ll':irh~ home v.here a pan~ f'Xpanment in add111on to our own
dredsofhomesenJoyingscenic views Watson. who nov. sen es as prcs1-Jr. Jnd h" '"ta . \la!') Baumganna. <r,1·111 \r . hl·aJ 1ng 11' 0r<.·rat10na l "a' going 0n Ritl11T said Wht'n 1n\t''it1 ga11on ... RathlT~1d.
of the sailboats and paddJcboats that dent of C.\SA. sa~s she runs into, H' the ,•nd t)f 1h1· IY.1(k the 1.·n1 1t\ thl' \Jn1:1 \1 .ugari t:i<11 ,1flil·l·rs 1?3\l' cha .. l'. thr lieutenant \\t'Stminstcr '' ~5 miles southwest
crisscross the lake and tht' bicyclists neighbors all the time who. like her. ..a1J . th;\ \\t>rl' urroundrd b~ a 11! Jov. ntov. n Lo~ .\ngeles.
and joggers who uSt' the paths were anrac1ed to Rancho Sa~ta ·---·· ------------------------surroundi ng at. Marganta for the opponunll~ to hve
Two schools also prondr rec· in a new comm unit) where thr) '"ih1n Ranrho ~anta \<1arganta. 1 lw K.llph·, 'upt·rm:irlo.e1 "'"be a p d • l.J}} din N rt Be h
reational fields. One IS tht' Trabuco would ha ve a hand an shaping. its Thl' l -Haul •railers and mO\ mg \\l'll°llnll' .1JJ1t1un !(I lhl' commun1t\ e estrian A& ~ eWJM> ~c
Mesa Elementary School. opened last development. truck" that tra' el the tov. n·s roads \\ hrn \k rl ;iJ,, Jd Lago open~ nn·t
September. The other is Santa "When we first looked out hrrr for r' l'~ \\l'l'lo.l·nd are a sure sign that th( \t'..tr But lhl' , urrl'Ot laclo. of a
Margarita Catholic High School. a home. it was so beauuful with the comm unit) continues to grov. Bui ~on\ l'llll'n1.·l· 11r gro~:a) 'torr has m
which featured onl y a freshman class mountains behind and th e natural \\a1<,on \J\S she and others. arc .1lh Jr1 tJ1?l''
for its open ing last fall. se lling.'' shr sa)s: "You can hear the l'Onlident that the grov. th "111 tx· "I rcJlh J 11n 't m1nJ not ha' 1ng a
More schools arc planned as the coyotes at night.'' managed dTect1,ely. ,, .. r,· :'ll'.Jrti' \\ 1-l'n \Onk·11nt"\ going
population grows. and arc especially While the relauvrly low pnct'S art' "We all knov. lhr Footh ill Corridor 111 thl· \ll H1'. thn 1u~t ask their ncededin li&ht ofthefact1hatthen~w certain!~ dra"".ing homrbu)t'rs. v.111 be passing through here -thl·~ nn~ht'ln' 11 th a e·., an~thrng thr~
residents o(Rancho Santa Marganta Watson says residents for the most. make that clear ngh1 whrn ~ou bu~ a nl't'J 'I 11u mJ' l·nJ up p1t·kang things
are a young group. part are not eager to kave again wht'n home ... she said. "But it's needed u-p 1111 rour rx·opk . hut 1t' a v.onder-
Companyofli cials routinelysurvey their fi nances allow a mo,t'. In fact. When \<teasurr A came up. "l' :ill ru l ,hJn,l· w get 111 kn11v. ~our
homebuyers and found that the several residents al read~ are ~lhng 'oted against 11 bt'C'ause we knl'" 11 nc111 h~11r' ·· 'hl' '-'!' ')
median age is 32 years old. Of those their homes and moving to bagger v.ould kt"t'p somr of these (road I . .-.\nd in thl· nll'.inum~'. "l' all ha'c
who have children. nearly half have houSt's in nrwrr nr1ghborhoods prorects from going throuith... mil l.nwn ··
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States News Senl~
WASHINGTON -Here Jre the votes of
senators and local representatives on major legis-
lation in Con)rns this week. A "Y" means the
member voted for the' measure: an "N'' means the
member voted apinst the measure; an ··A" means
the member did.not vote.
TbeleDate
BVD ..,...,,Udw
The Smite approved, 86-11. qislation to
appropriate $59 billion for the [)qmtmtnt of
~-and U.rbu Dcvelo~nt and for 16 1wptftatnr-~ ntlt flat year. Tht
measu~ cut off Urben Dcvelooment Grants. a
controvmial prosram created a cfecade qc> to belJ>
• etY for projects in dist.rested urban aras. (HR 4800)
Cranston (D)-Y
Wilson (R)-Y ........... .,, .....
The Senate approYed.' 92-4, leaislation to
appropriate $9.9 billion for the Interior Dtpanment
and mated qencies for the next fitcal year. (HR
4167)
Cranston L}-Y Wilson(R Y ..... , ...........
Tht Senate a~vcd. 96-6, lealslation to ~ae SI0.5 billion for the Transportation
Drpartmetu and rellted ~ b the next fitcal
· yar. Tbe appropriation was f I .I billion more than
the Prrsidenfs request. and 240 minion lela than
the Jioute ~opciatioft. (HR 4793)
Cranston (D). Y
Wilton(R). Y
V111rw' Al=...,k II•• Tbc Seute a""°W!Cl, 14-1 I, ......... to live tJw VettrWMhna .... lioaa ... ia IM p111' ......
C9biMt. ne Hou. :ovect a limil9r WI llll Nowmber. lfdle,. •• appi0'¥el tM lll•M"e:.. 14dlaibiMt~llOll would tie c:neteddktive Ju.
I, ..... (Ra J4'7J) ==iwv ~· -
TheHouae
PIHi clo1ia1 aoliflcalioa
The Hou~ approved. 286-I 36. a bill that would
require compan1c to no11f} employees 60 da \S
before closing down or la ) mg ofT larae numbers of
worke rs. The measure pasScd b~ four more votes
than the two-thirds majonty needed for an override.
The Senate last week al so passed the leaisJation with
more than thr nt'C'essa~ \Otes for an override. The
plant closing bill now returns to Prnident Reapn
who vr1oed the trade bill bt'C'au~ ht objected 10 a
similar pro\'tsion co ntaant>d 1n it (S 2537)
Badham (R>-N
Dannemn_er (R ·~
DOrnan (R)-"N
Lungren CR>-N
Packard (R>-N
Trade blll
The Houst approved. 376-45. lqislation de-
sianed to make U.S. companars more competitive
and to attack unfair trade practi~. Prnident
Reqan vetoed an earlier version of this qislation
that contained plant closina notification provisions
and restrictions on ex ~rts of Alaskan oil. This trade
bill did not contain either provision. (HR 4848)
Bldham (R)-N
0.nnemcy~r (R)-N
Doman(R)-N
Lunaren (R>-N
Pickard (R)-N
,
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rompJnwn hJdl\ 1n1ured Saturda}
\\ hl·n thl'' \\l'fl' 'trud, !'-\ a 'rh1clr
Jmen b~ J rran ircmi "1.;rv.pon
Bl'Jch.
Paul .I Ek'ut,in 'l v.a pro-
nnunred dead at H ua~ \kmonal
Ho'\pllal Pre<.b~ ten an 10 ~rv. pon
fka•h 'h0n h :ifter the I._ I a m
:icndcnt. pciltct' said Laura H
R,111l·rs. :r. al \t\ 11l (rk ndale. v.a .. 10
'lJ~k ,0nd11 1e1n at Founta in \ alle\
R,·~111nal Hoc;p1tal after suffenng
mult1rk Jhr:is1om and contusions.
nuf'\1ng 'Upt'n 1sor Man Johnson \all.I
The l 1upk wa~ walking across
B:ill'IOa Rouk' ard at 18th Strttt an 'l'" port Beach when tht'~ were
'lrut·k b' a Jeep Cherokee dn\cn b~
Peier \ as1ha. ~I . pohcc Lt Tim R1lr~
said.
\ as1lia so far ha~ not he charged
"1th an' "rongdo1ng. hut the acct·
den I 1' stall under 10\ es11g.attl""
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ATLANTA (AP) -Jesse Jackson
111,ed an emotional and foruful
entrance to the Democrats' heJt-
bUed convention city Saturday. tell-U.S tboutands of cheerina su~~rs tUt he scieks .. shared rcsponSJbahty" wi~ the ~y_'s cenain nominee,
MJCblel J)Ukakts. In me cool of the. downtown hotels._
Dubkis' bilh command met pri-
vately with fackson advisers. hopina
for harmony· in the f•ll ca.mpaipl ~nst Republican GeorJC Bush. Dubkis.. bis nomination assured,
worked in Boston. on Massaehusetts ~ matters. He and ticketmate UoYd Bentsen arrive here Sunday.
In bis first Atlanta appearance -
befott swelterina supporters massed
in Piedmont Park -Jackson said his
goal was to drive Bush .. back into
private life." He seeks no title or party
post, he said. ''I seek a partnership, I seek equity.
I seek sblred responsibility." be added. "I don't mind working -I'll
go out in the-field .and pick some
voters. 111 come beck and bal~ up
some voters. When I set up to the big
house, I want to help count the
cotton."
Jackson played down talk of con-
vention confrontations.
.. We come to Atlanta not · for
fireworks. fit for noble works." he
said.
Jackson said mtttinas bttwttn his
aides and those of Dubkjs mi&ht
resolve the issue of whether nis
supporters miaht put his name in
nomination for vice president Thurs-
day night "I hope we have meetings between
now and then that would end the
possibility," Jackson said in an inter-
view with CBS News. ''The success of
those meetinJS will determine a lot
about what kind of convention we
have."
Dukakis confidant Paul Brountas
said a strategy session with Jackson
aides went well, although Dukakis
sources said privately they doubted
the two Democratic rivals would
mttt before the convention opens on
Monday.
"It was a very good start to a
convention which I believe will lead
toa very u.njfied party that will go into
a general election campaign that will
beat George Bush in November,"
Brountas told reporters.
Aides to Jackson and Dukakis bid
to defuse tensions before the conven-
tion opens. "We want Rev. ·Jackson
campaigning" for the ticket this fall.
said Susan Estrich, Dukakis' cam-
paign manager.
.... , ....
Jaee Jacboa bu come a toai way ellloe leadl.U tile
DllnoJa deJaeatlon at tbe 1972 Democratic llatloaal
Convendon. -
SpaCe duttle led foaaa, ·
may delay Jauch~ ~thtl
By ne AIMdatM Pntt
CAPE CANAVERAL. Aa. -Tecbnicianalocaled Ylhat they be~vei1 ~
source of a faint pi leak in a .,.a lhuttle fuel tank S.turdl~i Dd llid..,....
may delay the ftnt post-Cbalae., ftiaht up to two mom.as. wney-re DOI
aiv1n1 up fixi!lJ it on the J*l; but they cfon't know what's.cauted ~ reu yet.
and r don't thank that's encourqina." said Ch~ Holl•n,thald. directof of
public affairs at the Kennedy Space Center. Holhnlh~ laid that af.'er •. ~
day search. wor~en usina sophisticaled equipment behe~. they penpoented
the souru of the leak at a reaction control aystem (RCS) oxidizer~~~~
top of a metal pod that contains an eftline uled to help ~ver us ... uh111111n
orbit. .. They will work tonjght and tomorrow to fif!d the euct spot and to beJd
sure there isn't more than one leak," he said. He said shuttle ma..,. wou .
meet Sunday to consider a coune of action. The suspect RCS oxicbzer tank as
in a difficult-to-reach location, Hollinshead said.
£oZJ6·l•t lottery tlc~et farm ap
HARRISBURG, Pa. -It took a year. but if the Su{>Cr 7 l~tte~ ticket is
valid, it certainly would be worth t~e wait. Lot~ offacaals.said F~y they
were checkina a year-old Super 7 ticket turned tn by a claimant JUSt hours
before.a S l S.3 million prize was set to expire. Lott~ry spokeswo.man TerTY.
Murpriy said officials would not release any information on the c~tm~nt until
the ticket was validated .. which could take a wttk or more. The pnze 11 f!om a
July IS 1987 drawing. Winners ha ve a year from the date of the dra.:= ~o
claim their'prlze. It has been reported that th~ winnins ticket .wa~ ~re an
the area of BensaJem a suburb north of Phaladelphaa. Earher thas year, two
Harrisburg-area men :.Vere charged with using a phony ~icket.in an attempt to
claim the prize. "You can think of the ti~ket we're dea_hng wath •. so you know
the checks it will go through." Murphy said. "The officials arc aoing to be very
stringent with the checks. ) ..
Salt ... ter now bJ lll•J•lpplretrea,. . ...... ' ..._ . .,._
Dukalds to use coaveatioa as campaign springboard
NEW ORLEANS -The salt water that has pu"shed up$tream in the
Mississippi River from the Gulf of Mexico. threatening drinking water and
industrial needs, retreated a half mile Friday, officials said. However. the ·
leadin,& edge of the wedge-shaped mass of salty water will push forward once
more 1f the .flow-of. the drought-diminished rivet' falls gatn. said-a-spek-esman
for the Army Corps of Engineers. Because less fresh water is flowing down the
river. densenalt water isdi$pJacing the ri.verwater and flowing upstream, close
to the river bottom. The corps iSbuilding a din dam 32 miles downstream from
New Orleans' Canal Street to retard the progress of the salt water while allowina
fresh water to flow over the top. The underwater dike will be 2S feet high. A
·combination of the dam and natural occurrences. including an increase in BOSTON (AP) -Michael
Dukakis intends to use the Demo-
cratic nominating convention to
launch his presidential campaign
with a call to end the "borrow and
spend" prosperity of the Reapn years
that he says masks great uneasiness
across America about the future.
After flyina to the convention in
Atlanta on Sunday ~th his desij·
nated -running; mate. Texas SCn.
Lloyd.Bentsen. Dukakis .will use the
-\l'1 •
four-da y celebration of his candidacy emor's office of the Massachusetts
to dramatize his economic theme by Sta tehouse.
going beyond the customary conven-After the convention. Dukakis and
tion appearances to campaign among Bentsen will leave Atlanta together
local residents-at a factory gate and for what ca mpaign manager Susan
elsewhere. Estrich said would be a coast-to-coast
campa ign trip with a first stop in
"That will be the central issue of Texas.
this campaign, an economic future That inaugural mp bv the new
that creates good jobs in every part of Democratic ticket will include "a
this counJry." Dukakis said in a pre-good many raltie.s. built on t.fle
con,•ention interview in tile gov-. ncitemeht which we think is goi ng to
·come out of the c-0nvention." water flow. could be causing the salt water to retreat. the corps said.
Glacier bant •tran• traveJen
Dukakis was spending the hours
before his departure trying to deal
with a state budget deficit that offered
Republicans an opportunity to challenge his image as a tough TACOMA -Accumulated water burst from under a glacier and dumped
manager boulder-s. mu~ and car-siz~d.chunk~ of ice across a road. s~~nding 39 people
The _picture of the nation's econ-and their cars m Mount Ra1naerNat1onal Park. Noone was mJuredand no cars
omy offered by Dukakis will contrast were struck by .the thunderous release of water T~u~ay from under the South
. sharplv witb the view put forth by Tahoma Glacier. The cars ~ere stranded un.tal Fnday. whe.n a work crew
Vice President Ge6rge-Bush, his-. plowed a-la~ lh~9U81Hn;esttmat~~-;OOO eubie yards of.debris. Several sueh
certain Republican opponent. flash, fl~ m recen\ years have hat the road.
Coast Guard halts 'zero tolerance' Thousands rally in Mexico
to· rotest election results
-SAN-DIEGe (AP) -The U.S.
Coast Guard no lo•r will board
boats just to search for drugs under
the .. zero tolerance" program. the
forcc's top official said. adding he
forseesa reversal of the guard's recent budaet cuts.
.. We will not seize a vessel for zero
tolerance ~lone," Coast Guard com-
mandant, Adm. Paul Y OSJ. toJd the
editorial board of the San Diego
Union Friday .. ·
.. We won't go after a vessel unless .
we suspect other wrongdoing and ·
won't seize the vessel unless the U.S.
attorneys are willinf to embrace the
case and prosecute.· Yost said.
The Coast Guard led ·the Reagan
administration's get-tough drug pro-
gram-that called for confiscating searche!> for drug smugglers may 6"e
boats and cars returning to the reversed 'b} Oct. I following White
country 1f they contained drugs -House assurances that a $60 million
even down to smallest amount of budget supplement will be approved
. marijuana seeds and drug para-this summer.
phemalia. Yost said he also has been given
The program "as lau nched m May. assurances from Congress that his
It was criticized following highly budget "ill be increased from S2. 7
publicized seizures including 1ha1 of billion to ~3 billion in 1.989. '
the federa ll\ funded research vessel. :\I.so Friday. Yost sa id .he ':VIII ask
the .-\tlantis·ll. off the san Diego coast President Reagan not to assign the
after drug-sniffing dpgs found. t~e • De~ru~1ent of ~fe~se as the l~ad
remains of two marijuana cigarettes agency m t~e natton s fight against
. ew member's gear drug smuggling. m ~er · . Yost said an11-drug legislation as-
Much of the confiscated propert~ signing the Pentagon such a task
has been returned without charges would cost taxpayers $300 million
being filed. and is a '"bad bill. ..
Yost said Coast Guard budget cuts He did not sa~ if he would
}hat forced him to stop air and sea recommend the U.S. Coast Guar~ for
1hc ro1e.-. _ _;. _______ ..:,_ _________ ,_ --_ _t:_
Rep. Duncan Hunter. R-Cor-
onado. included the proposal to use
the Pentagon in an amendment to the
1989 Defense Department appropria-
tions bill that seeks to increase the
number of military surve-illance
flights in the war on drugs .
"Adm. Yost will have a tough time
e~pla1ni ng to the. President why th.e
Coasi.Guard and the U.S. Customs
Service have been able to stop only 2
percent of the drug flights that enter
U.S. each year." Hunter said Friday.
The Presi dent is e.xpected to sign
the defense bill in coming weeks. He
_ then has 15 days to designate the
govern ment agency that will take the
lead in .drug interdiction efforts,
according to the bill.
By ne Associated Press
MEXICO CITY _:_ Tlrousands of people rallied Saturday in the main
square in fmnt of the presidential palace and defeated presidential candidate
Cuauhtemoc Cardenas again accused the governing party of widespread fraud.
·'An important pan of that fraud were deficient voter registration rolls with
millions of names repeated. which do not corress;<>nd to those in the various ·
electoral districts or are the names o( dead ~ople." Cardenas told the huae
crowd in Mexico Cit y's Zocalo square. Reporters estimated about 300,000
· supporters of Cardenas· left-wing National Democratic Fronl attended the-
rally that was noisy but peaceful. The Institutional Revolutionary Pany. which
hasgovenic~ Mexico since 1929. won the July 6 presidential and.congressional
elections but with the smallest margin in decades. Its presidential candidate •
CarlosSalinasdeGon ari. received just over SO percent of the vote. He will take
office Dec. I .
Coatra lea4er ~ aew U.S. JJJUltary aid
Honig warns students /Jt, 'honor roll' scam
SANJO DOM INGO, Dominican Republic - A Nicaraguan Juerrilla
leader said Saturday that chances of Washington resuming military aad to the
rebels "increased immensely". with the goveminent's political crackdown.
"Everything seems to indicate it (the United States) will renew some military
aid." said Adolfo Calero. political head of the Nicaraguan Resistance
Assembly. "That is the mood that we can see just now." He spoke Saturday on
the eve of his policy-making group's three-day meeting in this Caribbean
capital. The gathering of the Nicaraguan Resistance Assembly. openina Sunda~ in the Dominican Concorde. a luxurious casino hotel. comes against a
backdrop of a financial crisis and factional feuding within the movement.
LOS ANGELES (AP) -State
schools Superintendent Bill Honig
warned students and parents to be
wary of offers to bu) a spot in honor
roll directories. saying three such
firms are no" peddling ··basKall~ .1
'-'Orthkss product."
The companies m1 srrprcsl'nt
them sch es as educa11onal outfits
and. while no law~ ha'e been broken.
'fhe UnitedW~
l'\plo11 gullible parents and students addresses and telephone numbers of
h\ m;:i l..1ng fa lse clai ms about the students.
hl·nl'1°11~ ul being listed. fionig said The three honor roll companies
Frida\ have no relation to such reputable.
non-profit honor societies as the S .& ~-4 1.--a. d .1 ,,,_....,,.._ ._ .. Th.:rc IS an unsavory nature to National Honor Society. which is run • nu.1.1ca uau.• nrdlD e .. a 'U'U.lu.&7 evea ..
th is \\hole enterprise." said Honig. by the National Association of Sec-JOHANNESBURG, South Africa -Police on Satur~y banned all The three co mpanies cited by d Sch I Pri · l H · Honig. were the United States on ary 00 ncipa s. onag events marking Nelson Mandela's 10th birthday and set up roadblocksaround
.\chin rment .\cademy Ltd. in Lex-said. the Cape Town prison where the black leader is confined. Hundreds of
ingti>n. i-:: . "\auonal Honor Roll Inc. The for-profit firms Honig objects members of the secuFnforces, many in armored vehicles, patrolledtownships
I 0 . to offer to list a student in a directory outside Cape Town. T ere were no reports of violence. Police briefly detained in , 11, \ngt'ks and utstanding " f h · b II · f h \tuJcnt'>l•f .\mrnca in Washington. iree o c arge. ut SC copies o t e atleastfour runnersi araceorgani zedaspanofthebinhdaycelebrations. directory for S29 to S35. saying the
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PCB reopens
after oil spill
._ LONG BEACH (AP) -Pacific
Coast Highway reopened early Satur-
day after a ruptured fuel line flooded traffic lanes and forced an eight-hour
closure. authorities said.
At one point. more than 350 people
wtte routed from their homes due to
fum es andothe explosive nature of the
gasoline.
Police Lt. Don First said the
hi&hwa~ was reopened at about 2 a.m.
'Bob Caldon. a spokesman for the
Long Beach.£ire..Department. said a
priYete cleanup firm was using high-
powered steam cleaners to remove
gasoline. gear oils and light solvents
that spilled onto the highway when
the line ruptured.
The break was reported to the Fire
Department shortly after 4:30 p.m.
Friday. said Battalion Chief Jim
Edwards.
Neither vulnerable. West deals.
NORTH
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West Nortll East
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Openina lead: Kina of o
Normally, an endplay is desianed
to surrender the lead to a specific
opponent. Once in while, thouah.
declarer is in a most fortunate posi-
tion-when he aives up the lead, he
really ~oesn 't care which def ender
wins the trick.
North's one-spade O"Yercall effec-
tively took East out of the auction.
South had a 1ood heart suit, and
bad no intention of lettina the ene-
my buy t~e hand at the three-level.
IO he rebid his hearts and became
declarer. .
West cashed three top diamonds,
then shifted to the kin1 of clubs.
Declarer .drew trumps in two
rounds, then peused to consider bis
cbanca. He knew that West held M
least ab clubs. three diamonds and
two harts. Therefore, there wu
scant chance to matt an °"'1rick
by settin1 up a Iona spade. ledeecl,
East wu a favorite to hOld tbt tint
of al*la because be wu ....ted
with pat lenath in the suit.
DecJarer found a simple way to
proceed-be exited with • dub. If
W• won the club and had no ll*le
u an mt cmd, be w0uld be eact·
plaJed-either' minor-auk return
would pretmt decJarer with a ruff-•tt. And if ... had ...... declar-
er would haw to fal beck oa a
.... finale. If Ealt WOii the dub,
d9e coatnic:t would be a dnda; not
Giiiy would a mtnor.;IUit retum Jield
a ruff-lluff, but a spade would be
lalo dummy's major tenace.
Dedarer's play IUMd a J.-re-
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AIUl9 (March 21 ·April 19): Indi-
vidual wbo makes promi1et reprd-
ina miploymena -may nae be in
poaition ao fulfill tbem. It becomes
ncceuary to take pater Chars of
your own destiny. Look benind
scenes for valid answen.
T•UBUl1April 20-May 20): Some
peoole will feel tMy have riJht to
deliberate your fate. RelatLve is
involved. domestic ld.iust~n• is
nccasary. Let 10 of ro.inc prop-
osition. Lost article can now be
located.
GDllNI (May 21-June 20): What bad befn held in abeyance will now
su11t to forefront. Focus on law.
justice. commitment. sensuality. in-
tensified relationship. Some rntric-
tions nettnary. serve solid purpow .
Aries featured.
CANCE& (June 21 ·July 22): Some-
one who rcttntly expressed skep-
ticism concemin1 your plans, abili-
ties will now relent. You'll pin
area&er freedom of action and cha nee
fo begin pro~t. Leo plays paramount
role.
LEO (July 23-AuJ. 22): You'll be
reunited with ind1v1dual who knows
plen~y abou~ food. !l\On~. propeny
valuts. Dem t permu prick to block
progress. Focus on profit motive.
investment. loan requirements.
Check percentages.
VIRGO (Au .. 23-Sept. 22): Cycle is
such that you diversify. win friends.
recei ve in"itation to prestiJious
social affair. Percc1 "e pkture in its
entirety. save details for ano~r time.
SYDl£Y
o •••
Sagmanan pla} s ma1or role.
UBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22 ): If s time
to break awa~. possibl ) to chanae
location. Accent remodeJ1ng. r~build·
mg. reinforcing structu re. Check safe-
ty hazards. So me sections vulnerable
to tire. Scorpio conducts thorough
search.
SCORPIO (Oct. 23-No'. 21 1: Satisf~ cunosit~. do some detecll\ e
~ork. check referenC"CS. Op{>Onunity
exists to win friends and influence
important pwple. Member of op-
posite sex is anractt"d. makes no ~cret of 11.
SAGln AIUUS 'No\ 22-Dcc 21 J•
You'll become more a1o1.are ·of effi-
m·nc~. home appliance~. desires of
fam 1h member. You'll also be morr
interested 1n career. 'ocational guid-
ance. You'll rece1,e gift representing to~en of affection.
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··m) stenous stra nger"' proves to be
1nd1 ,1dual ~ou met in recent past
Scenario highlights excnement of
disco' e~ dandl'~t1 nt' operauon. in·
\1tat1on to Join "'t'\du~1,e"' club.
AQl'.~RJrS IJ.tn 20-Feb 18 t· \lone~ romr\ in lnrm of ro~alt1es·
l''>cro" f)J~ ml.'n tor !>t'rv1ce per-
formed in connection with ae.J
document. Emphasis on unique ~la-
11onsh1p. responsibility, prnaure of
deadline. Capnrom featured.
PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20):
Pl·ople come to vo u for purpose of ~ttling dispute. );ocus on patience.
"'1sdom. stron1 love relationship.
'ou'll be asked to decide lqal
ram1ficat1ons of proJected endeavor.
Li bra 1m ohed.
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l urrent c~ cit coincides with special
rnncern in olvinJ possible chanae of
rt's1dence or marital status. Spotli&ht
on diplomac}. finances. possible
purchase or salt of luxury item. an
object. Anes. Libra people pla~
important roles in ~our hfe You possess ~nse of drama.
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on every item in every deparhn ent.
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U.S. SENATORS
Crautoa, Alu (0), 5757 W . Century Blvd. #515. Los
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Newport Beach. 92660, 720-1474.
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20510.
U.S. REPRDENTATIVD
BadUm, Robert (fftll DJ1t.·R>, 180 Newport Center
Drive, Suite 240. Newport Beach. 92660. 644-4040.
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Suite 204. San Clemente, 92627. 496-2343.
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STATE SENATORS
· Bergeson, Marian (3'7UI Di1t.-.R) 140 Newport Center
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Campbell, William (31st Di1t-R) 23161 Lake Center Dr.
El Toro. 92630. 770-5533.
Green, Cecil (33rd Di1t.-D) 12631 E. Imperial Highway.
Santa Fe Springs. 906 70. (213) 670-7196 .•
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90630. 821-1500.
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Fountain Valley. 92708. 662-5503.
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Fullerton. 92635. 738-5853.
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Orange. 92667, 998-0980.
. Loaglbore, Ricllard E. (7!ad Di1t.-R), 14550 Magnolia.
Suite 20 f. Westminster. 92683. 895-4334.
During sessions, mail may be addressed to State Capitol.
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QA,\NGE COAST
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Assoc1alt Editor
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330 VI Bay S· '.:.,<..!ct M~ Cll · AOOr~s co"e~c·r,rcence 10 Bo• SttM ...... 1~60 CC1S1a MPs.a CA 926?6 l.1ty [d1tor
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Product10n 0.rtetor
Some iDterestlng solutions
to loiteting Mesa workers
To the E.ditor:
I have been most amused by the
eff'ons of the Costa Mesa City Council
to deal with the problems of His-
panics loiterina in various public
areas. The lack of oommon sense in
public officials never ceases to amaze
me.
Here we have a group of individ·
uals actively lookina for work. They
are not out roamina the streets: they
are standina at a few eentraJ locations
waitina forcmployen to come and set
them.-Potential employen know
whereto ao when they need day
laborers: potential employees know
where to go when they want a day's
work.
As near as I can tell. the only .
·problem concerns where the potential'
employees arc waiting. If the lo.
cations they arc using ·now are not
satisfactory, wh y doesn't the city
decide where they want them to wait.
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They can channel everyone to some-many laboren are in this country
place outside of r.esidential areas. illeplly ...l...would have to lake the side
pCrfiii)s. fdeaUy it would be near a bu1 of old Orv Amburaey. A solution
line so potential employees can easily would be to aet them out or to put
aet there. them to work.
I would rec0mmend one of the Orv could be a aood auy Ind hire a
city's ·recreational facilities or an couple of legal ones. He needs all the
empty school. Maybe the parkina lot help he can pt. Ms. Hornbuckle can
in front of the Police Department hire several of the illepls to build that
would be practical. I walk by one of skateboard ramp in her backyard
these gatherina places on my way to with taxpayers money. ·
work every day and the linaeren arc -The city could al~ hire a bpnch to
usually gone by IOa.m .. so the facility pave the streets. They probably
@uld easily be used the rnt of the would do a better job than the
day. ~ contractors.
Bythcway,inthrceyeannotoncof Last. but not least, the Oranae
those loitercn has even spoken to me, County. Fair Boarc~ could hire all the.
much less accosted me 1n any other reSt an<f put them to work on the
way.· fairarounds. The Oranae County
, MARGARETWATSON Fairgroundshasseenfittosus~ndall
Costa Mesa the federal, state. county and cHy laws
on their propeny, so what's to stop
them from using illepl aliens.
. TOM GRAMS SR.
Costa Mesa
To the Editor:
I will begin with the thought that
Cambodia L-· t' t . th· I . canbecolne e s no pay . e ran1ans
Aslustar Until all of the facts are in
To the Editor: To the Editor:
The recent bipartisan Con-As 1 sit here at my desk with the $~essional resolution (HJ602) in-· radio on. talk show after talk show
1t1ated by Dcm~rat Chet Atkins of seems to have nothing on but the
-Manat'-f:ttmets . ft~Hhe -recenl Tt8fJcSlioofmg downo f tli'c
restoration of a free and mdcpcndeni Iranian Airbus and the loss of 290 ~~mbq4ia. .. " does. ru>t 10 far en~uah persons on boar-d. r~set!P* t~e stage for the national I hear caJler after caller saying that r~onstructton of .this dC$troyed na-we, the USA, the government should
tton. . . pay large sums of money to the lns~ead. t.he full econ~mtc genius ~f families of tho~ who were killed. As Amen~a .~hould be .~urned at this of yet I have not tieard anyone saying
potential star of Asta forthe.mutual that they should pay the families in
benefit of both the Cambod1an and this country who lost Marines when
the American people. the barracks were dynamited and C:a~bod.1a could ~~ome an ~on-some 252 brave young men lost their om~c tcsung ground for Amencan lives. I have not );et heard anyone calt-
business and coul~ ~t an example of for reparations to be paid by Iran to
what creative ~apttah~m could do for the families of the men who lost their
most devel?ping nations on earth. li ves on board the USS Stark recently.
~mencan business should be ma-War is no fun. I have lived in a
tenally supported an~ bac~ed by the country that was being attacked. Con.gr~ss to move qu1~k!Y mto Cam-nightly.andeachdaywe'dsccthcnew
bod_aa in the form of JOtnt ~enturcs.. damage the homhs of the previous projects and planning. I beheve that
economic development is the foun-
night had caused and, of course. the
funeral processions of the people who
had been killed.
nothing new. and people have always
been caught in the middle, so to
speak.
-Sure.-·worm-n and -children-aftd.--Jkfot we IJJSh to_.,a_y !!'Y tax-__
innocent persons lost their lives on payers' dollars, lei us make sure ofThe
that Airbus: but we must keep ii:t facts. let us not be 5'? hasty, maybe the
mind that missiles and bombs'1fwv.· ~ score should be tallied up and maybe
no way of singling out who to 1ti11. they owe us more than we owe the'!'.
When the bombs dropped on Frank· let us remember that they sull
furt each night durina ·1939 and 1940. have our hostages. payment of a
thcy killedpeoplewhohadnothingto doubtful debt may lay th~
do with Nazi Germany, the incum-groundwork for · more "accidents
bent government or the reason that an~ thei:i more payments, and so on.
Gerinany had launched a world war. ad mfinnum.
. Likewise. we have a disagrecmcrft We need to look back and we need
with a11oth~rc-<romi;rlrnttltranoun;--te-know-a1l..1bc~e-~c .Mt
try has chosen to war rather than to sit overly generous with olJr(fyllars.
and talk. So duririg these times people Those: are bucks once belongina tQ
will get hurt and killed and will Amencans, .•e.11 your Congressman
continue to suffer until rational not to be g1 vmg your hard earned
minds can come together and figure money away so fast
out right from wrong. The 6.000-year-GENE SEL.IG
old Hebrew Bible speaks of war. Irvine
dation of lasting social and political
freedom and Cambodia is the perfect
example of that fact.· ·
THOMAS L. WOODS
Santa Ana
Glasnost a good movef or Soviets
To the Editor: world in general. those minerals.
On a v1s11 to China last vear I saw
Laguna recall
To the Editor:
Given enough time (yawn). the
C'i1y Council recall '1oup may
eventually gather enouJft sianatures
to qualify their petitions for ex-
pensive special elections. but then we
will all be so much older. Maybe they
should consider that while they are
(presumably) waiting for some votcn
to come of age. otben may be dyina or
better yet. withdrawina their signa-
tures from these costly and divisive
petitions.
why there is a possible change in the
wind from Russia. With the death of
Mao and the return of free-enterprise
Hong Kong to China from Great
Britain in 1997 and with the new
glimmer of a relationship between
free-enterprise Taiwan. I was not
surprised and could understand why
China was encouraging the person on
the street to engage in free-enterprise.
With the threat of Hitler all but
gone fore ver and the Soviets' virtual
• assurance of full control of South
Afric:a·s mineral resources. Russia
has every reason to seek to join the
rest of the world. A world that they
will ,almost certainly control ccon-omi,~Uy because o( the scarcity of
Russia has much to gain by
replacing the cold war with the warm
winds of peace. This should leave us
free to win the drug war at our border.
Will we make that cfTor,t?
JAY BURCHETT
Newport Beach )
At precisely the right moment in
hi ston , Russia·s Mikhail S.
Gorbachev is ali ve. This incredible
stroke of good fortune coupled with
China's new stance has given birth to
lfie 6eg1nning offtle ena olthe Cold
JUDITH JELINEK War. If he did nothing more. the U.S.
Laguna Beach owes Richard Nixon a vote of thanks
Commea• welcome
for his part in the C hinese revelation.
Where does China's new era leave
Russia'? Surrounded by frce-
The Daily Pilot welcomes enterprise nations. that's where. ~our opinions on matters of To the East: Japan. South Korea
public interest. a~d Taiwan. To the West Scan-
Letters and longer articles of dmav1a and Europe. To the Nor:th:
oom.me.ntacy-m.ust be-l igneci-_,,_Canada and 1tte U.S. To ..!_h~ Sout~_.
They should be typed or clearly China a_nd .Rong Kong: . .
wnnen and sent to LETTERS Ec.ono.m1cally. ~uss1a_ ·~ ~ncarcled
to the EDITOR. Daily Pilot, and is ~asely sccktng to JOtn the free-
P.O. Box 1560. Costa Mesa. CA enterpnse system. The end of t.he
91626 massive cost of armaments will,
• · down the line. help them and the
~ ~ ---------------------, Beek 's solutions to traffic
problems mate Uttle sense
To the Editor:
I read Allan Beck's ludicrous
column an the Pilot on June 27. His
solution to traffic solutions: Stop all
growth for fiyc years.
Would Beck's "solution" stop each
year's crop of 16-year-olds from
q_b 1n1Qlll <tri~cr' Ii ensc and a car'?
No: -
Would Beek·s "solution" stopc.ach
year's crop of new college graduates
from getting a job and driving to
work7 No.
Would Bcek·s "solution" make
traffic better by stopping an yonc from
moving into Ora nae County to study,
seek employment or rctirc1 No.
Beck's "solution" is unrealistic,
unworkable and, when you consider
the Orwellian enforcement implica-
tions. completely un-American.
With Mr. Beck as one of its leading
"plannen:·• r ow un erstandliow
SPON and its San Francisco law firm
comes up with some of its looncy
ideas.
JOHN KILLEFER
Corona dcl Mar
Do yoa tlJfak Coagreu •lJoald ral.e the federal ~lalmum wage to $4.SS aa hoar?
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"I think it's too soon. really.
Ooina up to 14.5, will takt a IOt
of time to ,rt uted to. from the
employer's 111n4_ J'9int. what
tht minimum at M.25 is worth · is not always definite. It may be
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"As a workint individual, it
would be bencflCiaJ. As a buti-
nns. it would be detrimtnlal
because it raites your CQl&l,,Jfu tWC>-fdlr sword. The customtr
w!!I bear the brurit!:._ ___ _
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"I'm aJI for it I can't believt it's so low. I can't even ~
· blbysitien 10 sit b tbat I tlaink
that if kids want 10 wort we
should live tlwrn the incntive
and PIYthem well forajobwefl• do.nc··
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Tnvel...._...1
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·-surt. I think ·califomia has alttady dont it. 1111 aive u1 old tima, sdmdhina to look for-
ward to!" .
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Lt 't:' Even thouah it'll
havt a bit of an impect on the
consumer in lftls like the fast·
food industry. I think it's worth
it to kttp the wort force in-
spired."
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Orenge Coast DAILY PILOT/Sundey·Juty 17, 1911 A7
Right-0-Way offers time-definite. delivery options
By ILENE SCHNEIDER
DllrNltC:.lllJUtl I
Sometimes the packaac definitely has to be some·
where on the same day it is sent On other occasions a
company mi&ht find it more economical to send its cerso
by air or surface transponation that ofTen delivery in a
time frame between the next day or a week later. Knowing
exactly when the delivery is going to arrive has obvious
advantaJeS for the receiver as well.
Right.O•Way Inc. hasacared up its national delivery
system to offer shippel'S"ptrhaps the widest range of time-
' definite services in the air freight field. The Tustin-based
cargo cornpany has announced a time-definite system
whereby it will deliver shipments on a precise schedule as
·quickly as within the same day or up to seven days, •
~·depending upon the sh;pptr's individual requirements.
· "The air freight business has evolved beyond pure
blind speed as the only criterion in serving a customer."
said Russ Schamun. R1ght·O-Wa~ ·s chief sales and
markc1ing offi cer. ,
.. In today's sophisticated manufacturing and dis-
tribution environment. shippers arc demanding de-
liveries in many different time frame\ that offe r bo1h
predictability and reliability."
For example. when the race 1s on to dtstnbute the
Academy Award-wi nning films immediate!\ to theaters
and videocassette rental outlets. speed and 0 prec1s1on of
delivery are critical to the shippers and receivers.
Right-0-Way has carved out a growin g segment of
this specialized market. deli vering videocassettes and
films fr~m the major studios to distributors throughout
the nation. The compan~ has clients including Walt
Disne~. Paramount: MGM/UA and Warner Brothers.
l tili7ing a network of plane\ and trucks. Right-0-
~ay. has wo~kcd out a transpona t1on .system whereby
d1stnbutorsh1ps throughout the nation obtain the
·.Wells_ Far~ inter~sted
h;l Texas' fal-gest banll:
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SAN FRAN\ISO (AP) -Recent
speculation that Wells Farso & Co. 1 has ta~en .a~ act1 v.e interest in ~uying
, Texas ailing First RepubhcBank
Corp. was confirmed last week.
estate cx~rt -was scheduled to be
in Dalla!. until Frida'"
lndu!>tn analysts· sa id First Re-
public's main problem has been its·
non-performing real estate loans.
.\nalysts said Well<;. Fargo's interest
1n Te).as· largest bank probabl~ was
spurred bv the FDlf. CASKEY. CLAIRE
'tdl'o<:a\Sl'llC'l> or film almo\t exactl~ at Jhe same 11mr.
Thl' d1st nbutor l'ould be in the middle of Manhattan or on
th e 'alt flat s of Utah. This t1 me-defin11e program ensures
that t.'at·h rec:1 p11:n1 obtains the material at the same t1me.
Rtght-0-Wa~ ha\ fasl).1ooed seven dell\ en windows.
each with t•qunll~ high standards of sen Ice desp1tr
. d1fft rt·nn·' in rn\t Same-da~ shipments are booked on
thl' vl·I') fi r\t flight out '>'Ith dd1ve~ '>'1th1n the same
'>'orking da~. dl·rx·nding nn pKkup time and dt"Sttnation nt~ fa.prC'~s shipments offer mt'rntght dcliH'I)' the next
da~.
~h1prx·r~ ab<i ma~ thno<,e to ha\ e their cargo
dell\ l'rl'd ~Ion· 5 pm. on the firsi. second. third or founh da~ <1ftt.'r 'K'ndang the packagl· or freight. .\ final opt ion 1s
l'\pcdttt•d surface: tr:rn!)pona11on tn '>'h 1ch the cargo ts
ddt'l'n·d 1n fi vt to \t'H'n da''·
. Schamun datml·d that the nt·" dl'11"en wstem from R tg~t-0-W:t ~ ufli.·r) tht• '>hlp(ll'r \Ubsta nttal ad,antagrs.
I rndl·r this program !>htpp<.'rs know exactl) when tht'
delt' en "tll be madl' This allows customers to 1nventon
less pan~. malong thl·1r manufacturing system far mon·
effir1t>nt and less c.o'th to maintain.
In add111on. kno"1ng when a shipment amves ma~
allo'>' customer~ to order a slower. less expensive method
of ~c:ltve~. Customer' arl· confident that they can arrange
their own production ltneo; to be coordinated with the
dt'lt' <.'rt·d parts
"Wt.> can 'a' c l'U'>tomer'I monc•, and also enhance the
cnincnq of their manufanunng or d1stnbu11on system."
Schamun !k.lld.
""lfthl' l'U~tomer." 1:.ht''>O\ ern1[1.ht dehve~. we can do
the JOb equal to an~ lof"ar.dn in the: business
.. .\ maJor advantage of1h1!> program. ho1Aev er. 1s that
1A e offer thr same high 4uallt' of !>t'f\ ice for slower. less
e\pensl\l' <;h1 pmt•n ts that \\l. do '>'1th prl•m1um overnight
deliver)." . v
StarTel Corp. tells
of revenue increase
60WA~
Star1'el Corp. in Irvine has an-
nuunct'd results from operations for
thl' 't·cond quaner ended Junt' 30
"1th rt'' cnues of S2. 739.000. up 18
percent from S.2.320.000 m the ltke
ll10 tanu1ng 1,, 1n,l·~t in its new
pri'll11< 1' "1th rci.c·arch and develop-
nw111 n prnd1turt.·' a' c·raging I 0 per-
~l·nt 11! ~1'1·\
\tar T d makl's and markets tele-
Wells Fargo emerged as a possible
suitor when First Republic Chairman
Alben Casey sent a memo to em-
ployees telling them . of the San
Francisrn-based bank's interest in
Texas· largest bank.
.. Speculation in the press has
centered on interest by ... Wells Fargo
& Co .. " sa id the memo. "There is
truth to that speculat1on ."
"The ~DIC hopes to get more
aggressive wi th more than one sui.t-
or ... said Frank Anderson of D. Laun
& Co .. a Dallas securities firm .
.\ wide field of suitors would give
thl' FDIC an upper hand when
nt.>gotiating an~ possihle acquisitions.
Ca~key now leading
architects' instittite
period of 198 7. .
~ct income fo r the SC'C'Ond quaner
\\as $26.000. up from a loss of
$.lJ7.(l(XJ an the like penod of 1987
Rdall·d earnings per share for the
'>c:rnnd quaner were I cent per share
compared with a loss of 9 cent~ per
'h:m· 1n the: like period of 1987
curn mumca11on S\Stems with inte·
gra tt:d '1m:e daia. database and
net'.'od.ang capabtl1ttl·~.
• • • On Thursda~ Compater A•to-
matio~ Inc. announced that largel} as
;i rl'"ult uf a shon fall in re' enues. the
In inc-based CC1mpan' will repon a
lo!>\ tn ex<:eS<; of $I fnllhon for the
founh quanl·rofthe fiscal ~car ended
An l'ight-memhcr team sent by
Wells Fargo & Co. reviewed First
RepubhcBank Corp.'s books as the
owners of the Dallas-based com-
.\ndcr'ion sa id. -
~rrr·s bonds sought to get their ' m-oneybac'K. ----·
The FDIC 1s e.xpt1cted to spt•nd
near!\ SI bi I hon to assist a buver in
taking over the Texas bank. :·
Fim 'Repubhr. whtl'h has 130
hranchl'S and $28 l)illion in assefs. has
Ix-tween $4.5 billion and $9 billion in
problem loa ns. accord ing to various
est1matl''>. Mo~t an.· commercial real
estatl· loans. but about $800 mtllion
arl' dchts own~d b\ Mexico. Brazil
and other Third World horrowws.
l)on W. Caskty, pnnn pal in the firm of Colemu/CHkey
Architects tn In 1ne t'i tht· n(•IA president for the Orange County
chapter. the American Institute of Arcbitttts. He succeeds Paul
Ku fling of Ficker~ Rulling <\rchttects in Newpon Beach.
\ . . . . ...
Result!> for the six months ended
June 31J include re' enues of
)5.87t>.Om. up 40 percent from
$4. I l/.'.OOO 1n tht' hkt' periOd of i 987.
'\t·t incoml· fo r the s1~-montt} period
of 11/88 '>'a.s SI'' l.UOO. up from· a IM\,.
ot'Sl°.153.(100 1n the like penod of
1'11'(7
Jufk" JO.-· ----.\~ -a con<.equence of the -un::-
'firofitabk fourth quaner. the com· an~ '>'111 rqxm a IO\S fo r the fu ll
The Wells Fargo group is the third
to go over the finances of First
Republic Last month. Citicorp of
New York sent a 20-member cont-
. ingent and NCN B Corp. of Charlotte.
N.C .. said last week it had submitted a
formal hid to the Federal Deposit
Insurance Corp.
A Wdll. Fargo spokeswoman de·
dined to comment on whether the
bank was considering a bid on First
--Republie-. ·Bu+-a WeU!l-f,:a~0-ern
' ployce. who asked not to be named.
said Vice Chairman David M.
Pctront.' -Wells Fargo's chief real
CEO~_pick
Atlanta as
top U.S. city
NE W YORK ( •\P)-Atlanta agaan
ranked first 1n a sun·e) of the nation's
top-lewl executive~ about the best
place to locate a business among the
major l '.S. cities.
The Loui!. Harris & Associates ....-t survey. rdeased Thursday. asked
'-..ehicf executive officers to give their
opinion of general business con-
d1t1ons tn the nation's 31 lfigest
metropolitan areas.
I
I
Of tht.' .'85 exernt1ves responding.
39 pern·nt rated the Atlanta area as
excellent. giving the cit)' the top
ranking for the third year in a row:
San 01cgo gol a.n cxcdlent rating
from 26 percent of the executi.v~s.
taking second place. The other. c1t1es
in the top live were Boston with 21
percent and Chicago and Dallas-Fon
Worth with 20 percent each.
Atlanta Mayor Andrew Young said
fa vorahle living costs and the avail-
ability of a skilled ~ork fore~ have
helped make the city attractive to
businesses. "These are t ings we have
st.ronglf.emphas· " ·
Hams was commissioned to con·
duct ·the survey by Cushman &.
Wakefield. a New York-based real
estate brokerage firm.
Also ranked in the survey were:
-Los .\ngt"les and Wash'ington. D.C.
19 l)CfC'l'nl. -PhocniA .. Aoz .. 18 percent -Columbus. Ohio. Minneapoli,·SI.
Paul and Norfolk. Va. 17 percent. -Sal·ramento. Seattle and New York.
lb pcm:nt. -San Francisco. Tampa. Fla .. Cinc1n·
natt and San Antonio. 14 perrent. -SI. Loui~. 11 percent.
-Kansas City. Philadelphia and Pit-
tsburgh. 10 percent. -Portland. Ott .. Houston and Miami.
9 pcrrcnt.
In the fir'it guaner this \ear. First
RepublK lo<iJ $1 .5 b11l1on. 'compared
\\tth a gain of SIO.-t m1llton for the
firo;t quarter of 1<nn
In Dalla\. ow nl.'cs of First Rt·pubhc
OOmh mt•t \Uth liCfUW:..OffiCc.J'.U)f lhC-
l'Ompan) 1n an apparent a1tl·mp1 to
find i.;1ut whl·ther bondhl>ldl·r, wi ll gt•t
their mone} back. ••
The election of Guy K. Ct.ire, a real estate consulta,nt and retired
partner 1!l)tbe law firm of(itbson. Dunn & Crutcher. as a director of
Eldorado Bant'orp in Tustin bring~ the number of board members to
eight. He resides 1n Corona dcl Mar. · . . . ·-. ··Merritt, Hawkins -& -As~ociates, a 1'1eWp<>n Beach-based
ph~ s1nan o;carch and rnno;11lting firm. has named Jeff Go••• as\ ice
prl''ltdcnt of rt'rru1 tnh·nt. • • • Harold S. \'oegelin. an nttornt·~. and Bnce Del Mar, president of
Del Mar Avionics in Ir' tnl'. ha 'l' been appointed to fo ur-\ear terms
· on thl' Sou than < ·a11forn1a District Export Conell by C. Willia m
\'rnt~. 'lt'cretar~ ofthl· l '.S. Department of Commerce. l..eglslat1 ve
-r.ommttree of1hc ct.lttflt'11-fuFmYl.atc-po"1ioia...on trade lcg1'1aHon
ts~uc<. "htch arc thl·n pas~d on to Vent~ (or pohcy cons1dera11on.
Rclah."d earn ing~ per s-hare fo r the
'>l\·month penod ended June 30 were
4 cents per share compared wtth a los!.
nf ~4 cents per <;harl' m the like penod
of l'l8-.
Dnn lkr~. rha1rman of the bo~ct
of ~tarTd . md1eatl·d that the l !'ll'·
proH'men t oH'r the first half of I"' -
_can lar!_l·~ bt· Jtt_rib\ili'.d to_ bfllcr
rx·r ormance tn ~th the 1nter-
na11onal and d·•mt·st1c markets He
"l'nt on to "'3~ that the compan~ 1\
1\t·al.\ t.'ar
Tht: shortfall in re\'enues a.rose
lrorn t'>'O defens.c-rdated programs
Onc program was rescheduled on.the
pan of tht• rnstomer Revenue ant1c1-
patt•d from the second program has
t'x-en dcla .. ed as a rC'sult of a hid
protl''' filed h~ anothl'r 'endor
( 11mputer .\uwmat1on Inc. 1s a
rnanutact.ur.er -AL~nce----~
automatic tt"\t equipment for the
dectron1cs 1ndu'>t~ and OE\-1 prod·
ul.'.'I'!> 11 ·r thl' 1 ndu~tnal marketplace
States VJ1th Best B us iness Cli mate New Hampshire ranked best
among manufacturing states • ..... ~
111111119ily Sl••s • l.o-~
"*'ISilV s.es s... wt\ose total~ States Whose _,... ernpo~
in~ exceeos lt'8 in~ t.-s below 9\e
~ aYet199 ol 17 pe1cen1. naeionat .,,.,age,
T .. tlft: TopWl:
1. N .H .• 6. bass 1. S.O. 6. Va.
2. Mo. 7. MIS$. 2. N.O. 7. A112
3. N .C . .. N .J. 3. ~. .. COIO.
4. Dee. 9-M.. 9. Ud. s. Fla. 10 . s.c . 10. Utah
< HIC .\(iO I .\Pl -I .~ rrranufacturt>rs. concemt>d
"1th lirn wage" and high taM·s. rank Nl'W Hampshire's "t.llt'~ "ht•n• tlital emplu~ mcnt rn manufacturing
hu'IOl''' d1matc thl' hc,•<;t among tht• lo"a 48 states with n r ecJcd thl' na 11onal J\erage t•f I"' percent or wht'rc
l;irgt' lPnt't•ntr:tt ton ~ nf indu.;1~. according to a stud~ manufaetuf!Jl!! shipment~ n c1·i.'dl"d the na11onal a verage
rdrawd IJ't "·t'l'k. in J11ll:ir term~ "ere (l•n'lderl·d "1n1eos1vc ··
"mllh l>akttt:i w ppt·d the statt'' with smaller Kankl'd h1:hind 7'.t''' Hamp,htrc among the 21 larger.
l Cllll l'l1 lra1111n' nr manufartun ng a'.) thl· j counting firm 1\r n1JnU IJl tunng-inten'' \ e <;1311."\. \\ l'fl' ~1 tssoun S onh
111 C1 r:in1 l h11rnt1111 hrokl· 1Aith trad111on an 1tt ninth ( .1r11l1na. l>l.'la"'an.·and rlon da
he a1hkd
.annual "\t.inulactunng Clt matl'S Stud~" and d1,1ded lkJdtnl! tht• ltst ,,( ~I statt'' '>'Ith a lighter
,1,11c' 1nt11 t\\11 !!roup' depending on th(• amount of t•llltl'ntrJ :r.~n 1•1 man ufartunn~ wa' South Dakota.
m.1 nu lal tunng :Kii\ 1t ~ \\1th1n their bor~·r' f11lhm l·J h 'l'rth [)aJ...ota. '\:l·br.iska : Ne,ada and
·r hl· ,m111r lt1h.1r 1~p1call~ a ma~za urcr's greatest Kan\:.!'
t'\J'll'll't'."J'l"tt·dac,:"o I amnngthc_I e1ghtedfartors 'r" H.1mr'<>hm"' 'trong ~ho'>'tng wa s hu1lt on a
u,nJ 111 <.h'll'rm1ning tht· r:inJ...ings hlcnd 11f l·l·nnomtr and '"ll.·1al qualr11es the manufacturer~
It "·" ti1ll1mcd h' a'atlahil11 of '>'orkforce 111unJ attrat'll\l'
un111n11.111nn. "nrh·f'I· Ct)rnP\,·nsat1 on ·insurance le'els It' 'IJ h· and lcx·al '°1.,cal policies "-t're toP-ranke-d
,1nJ pr11JUl'li' II\ ) hl·rau,t· 'e" Hamp'>hirc ha~ no ~les or ~tate tncom<' ta)..
f du ... 1111111. linl'htng. in th\.' :-.:o 15 spot. "as the 11)\\ unt·mrlo~ml'nt 1n<.u·ancr and '>'OrkC'rc,· compensa-
h1~tw,1-r.in J...cd among tht· so-caHd1 .. quaht~-of-ltft'.. tion co-.t'>. Jnd 1)fTeh ~nl'rOu!I int·en11ve packagM to
t'.1t t11r' ( '"t n l II\ 1ng. ht'alth care and transportation manufat'tura'
,.,, up11.·d thl' t-u1111m thn.·l' places on the manufacturl"rs· Rut -.tJh'' lr kl' ''1nh Dakota and ~onh ( arolina.
lt't' dt·,r1tl' 1.11n,1-.tcnth gClCxl ran king' dunng much of th r
· 1 ht' ., .1 1.11-.t ·Prll'nlt'd \lud\. makt· nl1 m1~take 11mt• (1r.rnt I h11rnt1•n ha~ t t,nducted the stud'. ha'r not
.1b .. u11 t ·· ,,nJ "-1,·1"' n Pnrc. thl' Grant Thornt•m partner 'hl.·c1•nw mJnUIJl tunng giant' to t'halknge ·1rad1t1onal
1n d1.tr\!1· 1111ht· 'tuJ~ "Oh' 1N1sl~ tocompetr in a global r><'"l'r' -< Jlth,rn1a trarrk rd ll)th th1 'c:ar). l"•frlA 'I ori..
l'll, 1r .. 1'1111l'nt ul'\h haH· 111 I'll· r ontainc.-d. t I -1. Pt•nn'' b J n1a ':I I and !\11ch1gan t ~t> I
·· 1 hl' 1.1•mix·t1t1on I' no longer hcl\\een ~e"' ..\t'u1rJ1ng 111 the <.tud \ nuth Dai..11ta •' lhl' ka<.t
H:111~ft' ttd-~th-12>iti.-eta-. -i~~n~~t>-w~tJ.n+1cJ .. i;iic 1111hc.:..oauun wnh.u.nh '.Lpcr1.:.en1.c1L,1\ ___ --1•
I l.i1111hh1r1• and Tai\\ an and South Dakota and Ta iwan ." "orkcr., hl.:llmg1ng 11• unllln' ·
-1. Wllges ~8'S we~ t0t ways to teduce N cost
ol lll)Of. 9*' 9'NMSt expense.
2. AvrM ,,.. Wollltolce The a~ ot ~ ano sem-~_,
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3.Uniaf.ta•• The~ol~~ingwMcbu
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. ape survey shows
many young teens
learn shodcfy val~s
Pentiqo~·taklQg a close look
at radar signals f'om Airbus
DEAit ANN LANDERS: I JU St Nld the mulls of a survey that blew
l!lllY mind. The following is a cljppina
fftim an Auociatcd Prc-ss article so
)llMI wil~ DOI think I am making this ap. Conimmt. please. I'm baffled.
• Sixty.five perttnt of the boys
and 47 percent of the girls in seventh
through ninth arades said it is
acceptable for a man to force a
\\Oman to have sex if they have been
dating more than si1t months.
~ intettfliag, that letter-from tM
woman who claimed she suddenly
"lost her mind" and wanted to kill
somebody. Anybody.
I was thin~in& that ii's only a
mancr of _~me bcfo~ ~me marginal
personal\cy. forted to submit to the
anti·smoking · regulation rips the
cover ofT a machine gun and blows
away everything living. including the
poth.>d planti..
WASHINGTON (AP) -Paa· '"°" inveslipton will be-&akiaa a close -look at whether the lTSS
Vincennes detected radar sipals
emanadns from the Iran AlOO Airbus
that It mistook for an f· 14 fiahttr and
shot down. military and industry
Iran recoven nlne more
vlct1ms of airliner attack
.... Jm* lllp pt1plls
•1 ...,_ may IM J•sdfied
• Eighty·seven percent of the.boys
and 79 percent of the girls said rape is
OK 1f a man and woman are married.
• Twenty percent of the &iris and 6
percent of the boys takinft the survey
said they had been se1tua y abused.
sou~s say.
• Publicly available evidence sua·
gests that Jhe Airbus was not usina its
weather or navigational radar. which
send out different sianals than radar
aboard an F· 14 and could easily have
been distinguished by equipment
aboard the Vincennes. accordina to
NICOSIA. Cyprus ~AP)-Iran recovered nine more decom~ ~i;n
from the ~nian Gulf from the Iran Air jetliner shot down in a U.S. m1111le
attack. Tehran radio said Saturday.
The radio, monitoml in Nicosia, said the remains wert foond in the put
two days, brinaina to 179 the number of bodies pulled from the aulf. T1lc survey was taken by I. 700
lixtb to ninth-araders who attended the Rhode fsland Rape Crisis
Cent.et'• auault awareness program
at ldloolucross the state. The results .were presented at the Nationa.1 Sym-
posium on Child V1ctimiuuion in
Anaheim.
Isn't thi~ shocking? -"NAIVE"
IN NEW ENGLAND.
Of course. the experts will tell us
that the killings were due to Iona·
reprl''iSt.'d feelings of hostility toward
Mother or unrnntrollable hatred for
Fathl·r.
·Pentagon officialS:-
All 290 people on board the plane were killed when it was shot down bY the
U.S. Navy on July 3. The United States said the USS Vincennes downed tbe
plane after mistaking it for a jet fiJhter.
The radio report said the bodies will be taken to the southern Iranian port
of Bandar Abhas for identification. The plane was nyin1 from Bandar Abbas to
Dubai in the United Arab Emirates when it was shot down.
Among the findings: ·
• Fifty percent of the students said
a woman who walks alone at night
and dresses seductively is asking to bc
raped.
DEAR NEW ENGALND: Nol rul-
ly. I've become positively slledproof.
Bit I was ltis11rbe4 &bl ndl a llip
perceataae of you11ee11s (f '9m 11 w
14 ) k14 He~ distorted Hliolls abotta
a subject tllat us rttelve4 so ma
expo11tt U1e la1t few yun. ·
Tcnsmni. among the smokers are
building and "'C arc due for an
explosion. When it happens. don't
sa' I didn't warn you. ~OOTHSA YER IN MADISON.
. "If an f.14 is usina its tuset
acquisition radar. it is a very s~ific
signal. and one which you can easily
identify.'' Pentaton spokesman Dan
Howard told reponers on July S, two
• The search for more bodies and otherpsrtsoftbeplaet iscontinuina. said
the ~pon.
• Fifty-one percent of the boys and
41 percent of the girls said a man has
the ridn to force a woman to loss him
if he had spent "a lot of monc.-y" on
her. "A lot of money" was defined b~
12-year·olds as$ I 0toS15
It i1 apparemt lb& we Me4 bettu
sex ~.C.u.. elusn la lk ldloolt,
ud al u earlier aae. beane Hr
cllildreti are H I 1ettl81 ltelpf•I
information from Uaeir patt1t1. Sad
to say, yo111 people today reneca lk
shoddy vaJHt tlley we eumpllfled-
on TV. .Ud It's 1ota1 lo 1et worse
bt>fort' it gets.better.
DEAR SOOTH: I cloa'I affd to
ffltHlt tea leaves, Hlreleten or
coffee Jroudt to kaow tkre it a lea
of tnlll in WUI )'H llave wrtUea.
Every day 10mebody .aomewller~
slaoot1, slabs or straa1Jes a relative,
frletad or •Jlllbor for u rUMa at all,
except &Ut ie or tlae "lost ceetrol."
W~ Hed beuer ways to identify tltese
loose cUHas so we can protect
ourselns a1atasa tllem.
days after the incident.
Pentaaon and industry sources said
it would be -common practice for
~1ther an anackina F· 14 or an Airbus
making the I JS.male ru.n in clear
weather between Bandar Abbas. Iran.
and Dubai. in the United Arab
Emirates. not to tum on its radar.
"The Iranians know ... when thD' ~int something with their ta,.et
Illumination radar. that we can detect
it and we can identify the ta~t verr,
spec1fi01lly from that information. '
"It's not necessary to tum a lot of
this equipment on 1f you know the
location already from other source1 ...
he' said'. "You can wait until you
actuallv release your ordnance."
The absence of a radar signal,
therefore. would t.ell the Vincennes'
officers norhin1 about the ap-
proaching plane. but any radar signal
orig.inating from the Iranian aircraft
should ha v<.' 1lknt1 1i~d it as civilian or
military.
.\ computer analysis of electronic
data from the Vincennes has been
conducted in the United States and
flown lo Bahrain, in the PcBian Gulf.
where a six-member team headed by
Rear Adm. William M. Fopny is
in vestigating the incident.
• Thirt)'-onc percent of th<" boys
and 31 percent of the girls said 1t
would not bc improper for a man to
rape a woman "'ho has h.ad pr~' 1oult
sexual e-<pcnences. • • • DE .\R .\NN LANDERS: Very Howard ~id. .
Pentagon officials Mvc declined to
discuss information uncovemt by
Fogarl\. i11cluding whether the Ira·
nian aircraft was s.ending out radar
signals.
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s•gue C•eat•11e•v t<C Bt RA En·
So Usteo deMI so1tc1tar et tr p,,ses 17092 W Dams
FICTITIOUS au ... 11
NAMf STAHMINT
•'le lollowong persons are
"8.tCNOTia .. ...............
CltrC.-cN /fte•n1l1J nent ..... .Mr11.-c PUBLIC COMMENTS ·
3 m•nutls pe1 person no
Oonat"'O 01 tome to other•
No ettoon can be tellen II
thts time unless agendlzed
0 CONS~NT CALENDAR
0 ·2 f 1nanc1al support '°'
OCS locat go\18fnmen1 coor-
d1natt0n program
0·3 Jacquelyn Lane
EnhaMement P1oiec1
0·4 l<eys.r Mar11on
Assoc Inc -Supplemental
1greement
0-5. Matn·P141f PhaM II
flatus 1-e>ort
D-6 Riuolulioo No.. 5900 •
Paveme11t repans & asph11t
011t1ley on Magnolia be· •-n tndtanepol1s/ Adams
, D· 7 E51aohenment of a
C•OS""O guard on Garloel<I
A\18 at l'lor1da St1"1
0.9 A11111or1za1oon to Irle
Entitlement app1tcet1on
w1!'10ul me consent 01 the
Pta.1C •TICl
FICTITIOUS ..... H
MAMI aTATl..wf
The foltowong ""°"' -OOtng bulinell ..
1a1RESPONSIVI IALH
VOLUME PROGRAMS
(b)PRO ·LONO DIS
TRIBUTORS USA (CIPRO·
LONG C ~R CARE
CENTERS 1409' YOfO. St . Tustin Cehf 92llO
Velloete tn~1teti0nll Pro-
grams, lllC • A Cllliornla Cof·
po1atlon 1'•011 Yorb1
Street Tuston. Cel1I 92lllO
This busln.. It COii·
ducted by I COfpotallOll
Tne registre,,t eom-
_..ced 10 11.,,UCI buSl-
11915 "nder the fiCllhOUS
'>us•ness neme 01 n-
•ted .t><we Oft llOf ~·
c;lt>le
, E11on Aldlfman. Pr~
ffltl SllttllWlll -fitd
tu1lh IN ~t Cterk of Or-
ange COUllty on .i-t 30.
198& ,_.
Pu!>hshed Orenge Cout
Oa11y PolOI July 10 17 24,
31 1988
,,_IC NOTIC( "8.JC NOTICE
CSTY Of (bl John Cellahan for
COITA MISA ~ property 11 1976 Orenge Av·
COUNCIL AGIMDA enue
I :• P.11. (Cl Abdul Mozeyeno tor n ,.., Drtft property 1t Ille rt1r or 2101
JULY 11, 1... N-po•t Blvd
CONSENT CALENDAR Proct<Mt lor Clll'IPlllQn
W1111en communicattens Process
Voluntery Wiier Con-Funding requell trom We
1tt1111oon Progtam Top Inc fC>f a conttobullon of
Pe111oon signed by 15 13 675 00
Center St •H•denta 1equnt· R.quesl for addlliQn1I '"II tl'lat tlle west end ot ,,,._ funding tor cu11en1 Cable
750·800 blocl\ of Ctnte1 St Grant ~ec1pien1
be deeded to ad1acen1 land REPORTS
owners with the cond11oon C•ly Altomey
that Ille developer 1nstalf a C11y Manaoer
IOl!d block wall across Ille I Reque11 tor Closed
street Session to d•scuss person·
eu-1 Pe1m111 nel mailers
We Top lnc0tpotlltd ORAL COMMUNICA·
AtsOC•ltlOn of Deputy TIONS' -
Marshals ot Orange County COUNCILMAN1C COM·
Ctaom "4ENTS ANO •SUGGES·
W~p TIONS
Con1ract Awerd1 Ad,ournment
181 t967·118 Street Ma•n· Pub111htd "a commul\ll'f
tenance Street Recons1ruc-Mi•voce by the 0<11199 Coett
hon lo• Greenb1ook Homes Daily P1101 July 17. t9118
fbl Nortnbound Interstate Suee8
405/Harbor Bo11le11a1d Oft·
Ramp W1den•<1g rtalC NOTICl
Ml.IC NOTICE
'ICTITIOUI ....... MA•ITA~
The follOW1ng pettont ere
doing t>v11neu H
RUTHS PRODUCE. 119
S1n11 Isabel. Co111 M ....
Cator 92627
!Wth I CIMltry. 119 Santa
Isabel eo.11 tHN. Calll
92627
Jamet A Clletr't 118
Santa Isabel Coste Meta.
Caltl 92627
'"'' bus1nHs " COii· due led by P1u1b1nd and wife
The r eg1stran1 com·
menced 10 tr1nMCI bull·
ness under the hcllltOUI
business name Of namet
hsled abOvt Ofl June 21.
1999
Rulh Cf\erry
Thtl lletement wH hied
wrtll the County Clerk of Or·
1nge County on June 30:·
19811 ·-Pubhthe<I Orange Coatt
Oe•ly P1to1 July 10. 17 24.
31 1989
c.onse1o de un at>09edo en Santa Ana C1' 92704
FORNI.. 329 N Newpa•I este ~11"10 debe<'IB hlCeftO 1 ·~ v Es TM ENT s 6 r 6 1 o<aren l(ofll Rool 1702 w
OCl•ng busoness as propelly Owne1
C Al~P.AlGN CONNEC· O·!I Undergro.,nd u11hly
TION<; 17054 Btuewater d • \ I t • C t 9 8 · 2
La"" ~unt1ngton Beacn 011 .. e Ma1n1wa1nut l F1r111
Su~59 ICJ 1ow11 St1ee1 Reta1n1ng P'talC NOTICE
---------Wall FICTITIOUl IUIMll " .. _ 1 Ad;i,.,s Santa Ana CA :462 ~ Belcl' Ca.ht "Med•1llamen1e ....., .. • Can1e1b11ry Or ~11n1tng1on 9,,04 92663 ,.."""ra \u i espueSla Beacn Calif 9264~ Rooerl Alien Rool 1702
_ MocnNI Long 328 N e\{"·a \•Mt alguna, puede M1cnae1 I' Abraham 6761 't't~mLS.aota .. AnA....CA ~«HW., •46~ Hewpott lsJ:: ·~uao.a.a Ge~~ttn11ng1on 92704
Beach Ca111 92663 • ") T01f PESPONOENT Be.icn Cailf. 92647 Tt11s ousoness •s COi'· Tn1s 01.1,1neu is con· T• • ::>etolil)ne• nas filed a GIC>tta W, Abranam 6761
d11c:led by an 1nd1v1dua1 Pt' ' "" C'l"C"'"'"fl your Ca"'"rbury Of Hum1ng10fl du~~~~~~~,sband and wire
T ne , eg•stranl com ,..d .. '9" ' Y~ ~ ta~ lo hie a Bt>ac• Gatlf 92641 lt'SI-"W .. "Ir' 30 IUys of Tnos o·---n ,, con· 1 Tn.~ s~temtnt NitS Meo mf!MCed I') 11ansac1 ous.. • • • • w-~ """" 11\e COunl• Coerk of Or· ne!>S 11noe• the !1C11llOllS I,... ia " a .,,5 summ()f!S duCl{''l ry l'tVSt>and and v.ole C lO •!> ~· iec ?r 'f')u ""Ur dellUll •• c.• .. ~ F. '"DPll~m I alnge our>I' ,,. June business name ,, ,,_, 1 ~ ·•· " "' u • 988 1ts1ed above on June 29 may ''" ""te1ecl l nO !toe Tn · slat~nl ,... l1led
1988 co"'' m:i. enlt'r a 1udgmen1 w '" "1> Counh Clerk 01 n,. FJl312J Mien ... 0 Long co.,1a.n•r.q on1u,,c1tve or anq•• Co11nl1 01• June 22 Put-~snf'<! Oranc;;e Coast
Th" ICaletnenl ..,15 hied other o•ders t nnce1n1n9 1988 Oa11y P1101 Jul) 10 17 24
.,,,. lhe Counry c1e11r of Or. d•••&•On o' prci>e••, spousal ,,.., .. 3t 19111
enge COunry on Jun4 JC SUPVO'I C."110 CuJI Or cn~d ·p.,. \h.Ptl Or.tn~ CO•\t 1 ________ s_,._66_S
f9llll supo•r ano•~ fe"S costs Oa••> ro 101 Ju11 3 10 17 ~4 PUBl.fC NOTICE ,__ ano sue" 01'1ef •el•"' as mar t9118
Puo1tsneo O•ange Coast be granled Dy lhe co.irr rne F"ICTITIOUI IUltNfll Oa11v P•IOI J111y 10 •I 24 garn1sl'me"1 ol wages ·ai. 1----------NAM( STATIEMIENT
31 1988 "'9 O! monPy I'' proper!; "' PUBLIC NOTICE •he 1n11ow1ng p4'i'sons arP
Su·662 Of""' ro11 r; autnor•1eo ----------dd>ng DuSo<1e1S as
----------P•"Cf't'<! "9smay also re~,11 FICTITIOUS aUSIMIS BEPH.[ll BPOT'1fll5 JU. 8 1987 NAMf ITATIEMfNT PtafC NOTICE Gary Gre11wtlle Cleftl, 11: Tt>,. 11)11,,.,,..9 per~ns ilrl' ;>4~')4 COPP"' C1t11 Ct El
FICTITIOUI IUltNISI 00tlt lurtie. D•puty Clefk dO" g l ,5 ness as ToSro Ca1tlR 926l30 .,4'34 s· . *!!S ~'""•t'S 1' ABC ['W PPE SS 18!>7 re.en ay !>fig c , ~~",~o!~~':e':":'~! a•e Scr..<1 •C· A!IO•""•\ ro, Pet•· B••C" St•l't>I S1111e 566 "'ew· go~fe.;26~~" Ct E• l o•o
doing ousoness ar. • tu;.ro,., PO Bo• . ·~o .t.•ca1a P o,' Be a c " Ca'' f al• -• LO '4'34 C.A o:ic,521 ''""' 92660 .,660 a11reen .. nn "9 c , s:.1:1~~L~!sta ~~;s11"~,~~ P_,011sne<.1 J' ,,,,g .. Coast 0 e b, a L <! " s 2 7 goppe.:2i5~' Cl El To•o
926.,6 o, ' P.1n• •• 10 .. 24 Ro11e•stnne •rv•'l.. Cal•t al"' c ~, ,,.,,.11 n1s DuS•'l"SS •5 con-
l'rank Con1NB) 22546 S 666 97· '4 duel~ Dy nus1>an<1 anO wole Fac1nas M·n •or 'leoo C.aH' _________ u__ Mlrgai et B Oruftel l9QI Steven Ray ll)ng
9269' p11DLIC NOTICE !4 oi ..... s· Santa Ana Tiits stalemenf .. as hied
ThtS D11s1n,.,s •s co• uu Cal•f Q;>'l)6 w11n Ille County Cler-ot Or·
I
lh11 u .. s•l'ess '' con· .,3 ducted by afl •nd•.,Oua FICTITIOUS aUllNIEIS ange Co11nty on June c
T"'! rec;pslr.ll'lt c1;m NAM( STATIEMfNT duCll'd tly a QP'>era, part· 1988
menced 10 '«l"Sac· l.iwS•· •• ,_ ., •. ,.,., "'1 0.,rsons a•,. n"'5"'tr F_.,.1
ness under l'lf' '•<l•loous <I ,., r, ous•ness l\ Debra L-•S Published Orange CoaSI
business .,.,..,. o• "'"">es r .... os·wPir ERS INI( Tnos statement was Med Oa•ty P•lol July 3 10 17 24
l1s1ed abO~e 0" ;,n .. 30 74"-911oe1" SI N~Nport .. ,,,. '~ Counl7 Clerk of Or· 1988 988 ai>ge Count, on June 23 1 Bt'd • Calol 'l2660 1988
F•1n• L Conaway ::; .,ne C S1aohnger 2407 ,,... Th11 s111emer t "as !tied B , o eve St Newport w11n tl'le Co11niy c.,., .. ot Or 8,. ,r h Ca••' 9~660 Publl~l'led Oran\je CoHI
C 10 Dail) Poor,t July 3 10 17 24 l 'l\je OUl'lf •.r June ·,,.~ !b''"eU is con· 19118
Ml.IC NOTICE
FICTITIOUI aultNHI
NAMllTAft•NT 1988 a ,, ... 0 t1y 8" nd•11od11al
Fll50al Uoa•., ~ $1adhnger P11blt51'1"1
Oa•lt P io•
31 1998
·an9e C?il~' l no\ ~•att'Mf:t\I was !tied
Tne lollow1ng persons are
----------doing t>us•,,en as .... IC MftflCE PE RS '1N A l TOUCH
S11·648
·. ·o ·-2• ,.,,. ,,,,. r:ou"') Cle<k of 0•-
'"9" ".'.>tl.,tf on June 22 Su-655 19ae ~~~~~~~...;;.;..~ , ... , .. ,._ "" Cl EANtNCi SERI/ICE 49
PACIFIC VIEW
--tt-.i~MOf'IAL NA*-
(,em~ter, • M • t ......
(.1'apP • ( '""'dlO< •
3'.00 r•" ' ... ,. ')• ..
HAl't•OR LAWN·
MT OLIVE
Mr.•' 1-1•t' t • , P""Pt~·.
, ..... , t' ••
FICTITIOUI 9UltNlll
NA•ITATaMINT Tl'le 1011ow1ng pe1son$ a1e
do•ng b11s•ness as P.,n11\'ll'<l Orange Coast
Oa , P •OI July 3 10 17 24
tillU S HOLDING COR· 511.64() POIUT10N TblfiT £()ui'rY 19ee
----------tNC 1c 1AME RtC AN P't8JC NOTICE l'IN•NCIAL PROPERTIES
INC (dlAM(RICAN INVEST
F"ICTITIOUS 9U .... SI MENT PLANNERS INC
NA• ITATl•WT (e 1SELEC TEl COPP
The 10110w1ng oersons are I' 1 TEL ECOM S v NP All
do1<1g bus•~n 1IS C O PP 1 g l N E WT EC H
MIKE GILBERT MASON· MINING CORP ?042 But•·
RY 282 E 23td St Costa M S\ Cet>ler ::>· Ste 200
Mesa Calif 9245:>7 I•''"" Ca111 9211 s
M11te L•nce G•ll>ert :>112 E v S HOld•<1g C.r..rpora11on
23rd St Cosll "4es1 Caht C11Mn•n1,1 rorpor;it.on
92627 • "'' t>u\•nt's~ •s con·
P1ne .. ooo l•11tne C111t f
9'714
Ch11S1y 1 CJu Early 49
P1newori11 l•111ne Ca11I
927•4
Tiiis b"S"'l!SS is c:;on. d11tted D, ,,., 0<101111dua1
Cl'ltosty l Euly
l n1s "dt .. ment ... as loled will' 1he c,.,,,,,,, C1er~ of Or·
ange Cou• •, 'Jn June 23.
1998 , ....
ouo•·~""" Qr,.nge Coasl
Oattr P 1•,• J11•, 3 lO 17 ?4
1988
PUBLIC NOTICE
Ca1t1 92649 E ADM INISTRATIVE
Mdt / B Scott ;>40021,<on. ITEMS
ht";JO t n l agun-a Niguel E· 1 Atcon remedral worll
C<11 • 92677 plan 1eQvest lo• proposals
PQy111s M Httllilnd, t7os•· E ;> Ret11~e •ee ~aron9
Bl11,..,a1er Lane Huntington E·3 Report on Munoctpel
Beatn C011·• 92649 A·•~ Cent,., & requett to
Tr11~ 1111s•ness •S con· p11rcl'l,ue p1ope11y & build
du<1~<1 o~ • ., partners 1n9 a• 538 Main St•eet
"4a• 1 B :'.;t.oll r PUI LIC HEARINGS
T !10s Statement was l•lf'd F • t AtQu•S•l•on Of prop·
will'\ 1n" Cno"IY Cterlt. 01 0 1· e•ty Clar1t. Hotel
a1191> Covnl f on June :>J F ·? A peat Rod Wilson
1<188 Eli>ctra Med•• W11Son Ford ,....
o lo'•'""'' O·.ingf' Coast
O<t••, PolOI J.,11 ) 10 17 ;>4
1Qll8
Su·641
PUBLIC NOTICE
FICTITIOUS au11N11t
NAMf ITATIEMIENT
0 'lf' ''liON1n9 Pt'•SOnS arP
dO•"g D••S•nH~ as
Ou XOTE PRESS 1e1s
""'"' C•rele Costa Mesa c. 1tl•f 9?6?6
Vernon G p1ts1t.e• 16534
~' l<obtlv Fountain va11ey
Calif
Tiit$ t.us•nt'SS •S con-
duCIPd Dv co Pll•tners
Tiie •l'91s1r 1nt com·
mf'nCed 10 1•<1nsact Dusi·
r 3 Appeal H1llcre.s1
M;s~1">"<'', Baposr Church·
r 4 Appeal • J H HedltCk
& Co
r .!) Condtmnatoon '1ear·
ong 01Stel11no
G ORDINANCES FOR
ADOPTION
G· • Water ra1e m0<11·
ltcaf•ons G·2 l on,. cnange 11
Southw,.st corner ot Dela·
""are Srreet & Franlt.tort A11·
enue
G·3 Pr0h1b1ll docking of
any ~1>ssel wlll'lout consent
o• owner
PubhSheO 1s a community ~1111t,.; by 1ne O•ange Coast
Oaoty P1101 July 17 1986
Su669
ness unoer Ille l1c111oous Ml.IC NOTICE
bustness name or names ----------
f'talC •TIC( Re.QuHt 10 purchase MAMI STATa•WT FICTITIOU9 IUl9mH
----------M11n1enance Contract l<l' Tne t0Uow1ng e>etM>nS ate NAiii STAffMIWT
flCTJTIOUI ..,._ ..
MAMI 1una.tn'-
r11e tollo,,.1ng perSOllS are
~·ng business h
JC FINANCIAL 21472·A
Lake ~Ofest Or Et Toro
Cahl 92630
J .. n E. Cu""'ngnam
21472·A Lake '•st Or El
Toro. Calll 92630
John W Cunningham.
214 72·• L<11t.e "ores• 01 El
TOJO. OMI '"30
This business 11 con·
dueled by an ind1ir•d11a1
T ne registrant com·
rnenced to 1r1nsac1 OUS•·
ne~s unde1 111• t1c1t1tous
bu11ness name Of names
hsled above on N A
Jean Cunnongnam
Tl'l•s statemen1 was fried
w11n rne Cout>ty Cle.rt.. of Or-
ange Co11"l'f on June 30
1988
'Jlsoa Publtsl'led Orange Coast
Oaoly P1lo1 July 10 17 24
Collnc1I Cr.ambers Cable TV domg busonest as Orange-_ tl\eJolloWU19 ~aona -Syst~~ sole-~ ~~~t doongblJStnetsas vendor Image Elec1ron1et Ave S11 B· 1 Costa Meta. s 1 R J o N A T H o N
ReQ11es1 10 purcnase Pro· CA 92626 CHIMNEY SWEEPS 23512
ressoon;tl Medical Se•111ces Roe>err B S.artes. Gen· L ochlomond Ligu111
!tom sole sou•ce 11endo1 e•al Partner 16 Rue Nogvet Calif 92677
B11sto• Par~ MedtCal G•oup Oeau11•llt' Newporl Beach. JOf\n CO.iduell Atdoocit.
Chln\jt' Orde• IO'"' con· CA 92660 .,3512 L "' d L tl ~c1 ~.111 McCuflocn TllOmas w ~a·~s 77 • oc omon 1guni • -N1g111tt C1ht 92677 ArCfl•lects. to• the Corl>Of· L•mewood ••111ne CA 92715 Tnui businen 11 con-
atoon 'l'11rd ConA01td111on This 1>u11ne11s 11 con· dueled by an •ndo11oduat
P•OJetl ducted by a general part· John G AodOOC~
Proposal ro1 hehcopter nersh1p Tl'los statement was f~
p111tol.se•vtce will) Ille Coty ol R B Sea1ies. · G-al wtlh !hf! County ci..i. or Of.
Sant&Ana Partner 1nge County on June 19.
Adoendum Agreement Tnos statement was r11eo 1998 *''" Hatry S Green ""''"the County Cieri. of Ot· ,_
c"agnng the cur1en1 con. ange County on J11ne 10 p11b1tshed Oranr Coat l
tract 1988 Oa11y P1101 June 2 July 3. Completoon or strMI •m· FJaOIO 10 t7 1986 provt'menll tor p1~pr1y Pubhshed Orange Coast
1oca1eo bel .. een 345 and Oa•ly P1101 July 10 17 24
375 Bros1ot Street by Bristol 3 t 1988
Partners
PUBLIC HEARINGS
Sv664
Appeal or rne P11nn1nQ ' "8.IC NOTICE Comm1H1ons dec1s1on con· 1----------
ce• nrng approval ot
ZE84 t57A3 from D•ck Roo-
Su·831
MUC NOTICE
FICTITIOUS M.1 .... 11
NA-STATIMIWT
The !01tow1ng pe<ton1 .,.
do•ng business as 31 1988 Su-656 rllaro federal Sign/ORS
----------agent tor Securoly Pacoloc
FICTITIOUS 9UllNIH
MAMfSTAn•NT The ro11owrng persons 11e
do•ng b11s•nen as
J&E MAINTENANCE, t9t
Magnolia Ave Colla Mete.
Ca1t1 92627 PUBl.fC NOTICE Nat•onal Bani. a"d Curci-
----------Engtahd Company IOf an
FICTITIOUI aU .... 11 •'Ve{'dme<\t lo a Planned
MA• ITAff•WT S1~g Program located 11
Tne ro11ow1ng persons are 5~5 A<1ton Blvd
MODERN IMAGES 224
Vie10 St Laouna Beach
Call! 92651
James Douglas We•dle•
224 ll•tto St .La9una Beith,
Catof 926St
JMM S Encin11. 191
M1gno1ta A11t Costa Mele,
Cali! 92627
doing busmen as 2 Rezone Petollon R8906
FICTITIOUS •USINEll HART'!' & LYNCH. 400 Patrot>. R l(ennedy agent hsfed aDove on July 1 1988
Ve,,,on G P11s~ e• This Dusoness 11 con·
ducted by 1n 1nd111rdua1
T1111 busoneu 11 COii·
dueled by a,, •nd1v1du1I
Jesse S Entonas
Tll•s st1temen1 wH fll«I
w•lh Ille County Clerk of Or·
ange County on June t9,
1988
I hoi. statement was Meo
w•tl'I tht' County C•e•~ or O•-
ange County on Ju"" 30
1988
F•50l7
Pubh\hed Orangt! Coast
On1ly P•IOI July 10 I 7 24
3' 1081!
S11·659
NA• ITATIMINT p,,.,ceton Cosll Mell tor Hope V1et1a Hollis 10 ,,.
rne lollow1ng person~ are Ca11l 92626 zone two CL parcels end Ofte
domg bus1nets as 811an Hatty •OO P1111Ge-R2 parcel 10 R3 "at 1156
!HE TRAOEWAY GROUP ton Co111 M•H. Celt! PtllCelltoa A..-llld 791 1811 Po11 Barmou111 Pt1ce 9:?626 Cent., Sttffl
Newpo1t Beach C1111 92660 This but1ntu 11 con· FC>f Glen GrMner, agent
W•lh&m S Hokanson, ducted by an 1l'ldr111dull !or Rudy Merltnen Trust
1813 Po11 Barmouth Place, Tl'le reg.,tr1nt com· tat SP7!191A2, amending
Jim Wa•dlett
Tn19 11at-'ll ,..as hied *''" the County Cier11 or 01· ange County on J11ne 21
1988 ,....
Pubhshea 01anr coa11
Oa11y P1101 J11ne 2 July 3.
10 17 t988
fm1ll
Pub1os11e<J O•anr cou1
011ly P1101 June 2 July 3.
10 t1 1988
Newpor1 Beacl'I Caltt 92660 mi'nt ed 10 transact bllS•· the maaomum allowable zon·
Onnne L Hokanson 1833 ness 11nder 1ne t1ctot1ous 1ng to R4 1n lhe ••ti
•-1r NOTICE Port B1rmoutn Plact New-1>11s•ness name or names bo•de•ed by WtSI 191h "8.IC llftffltt ___ ,._UUU\I ______ po•I Beach C11tt 92660 l15ted above on June 29 Sueet P1acen1t1 Avenue "" ""-
FICTITIOUS aUllNfll Tn•s busoneu is con· 1988 H1m.lton S11ee1 ind "8.IC NOTICE FICTITIOUS IUIMal
NAME STATEMENT ducted Dy hu,sband ano ""''e Brian H1tly Pomona Avenue •----------.-.--MA• ITAQMUfT
Thr• tollowiny Pl't<Ons are W1ll1am S Hokanson This statement was l11eo lbl R680S to 1eione 'ICTITIOUS 9U ... SS The foltowtng 1>9'IOllS .,,
doing busoness as Tno~ S1atemen1 was Med w1tl'I the County Clerk of Or· prOl>@llM!S 111 1945·49 1955 MAMI ITATmlllWT doing buttneu 81 OE5CR -VA~LE 'I' VIEW ,,.;;,h the County Cietk of Or-ange County on June 30, end 1965 PomOlla Avenue The follow...!!!:QJ!!!.!9nl Mt LANDA CH _.COMPA.N.Y.
PART t~ AC.W I. ~...Cou/lly on June 16, 1998 lrom Al andJ9...lo ~-OfflO butH •• «20 Newport Cent., Om•.
tlPCI Pa""f''~"·P '118 E l988 ,_ •PPM• of -the Pt~ -4.A~AP£ INTER.CAL. I"" Ftoor. Newoor1 BelCfl. 111~ Cc.sta Mesa Catol ,..., Pubtosned Orange Coast Commission's denll l 0 I 17300 17ltl St J·Me. Callf t2MO
9?6?7 Pubhshed Or1nge Coasr Daily Polo! July 10 17 24, Planning Action PA88t4 Tustin, Caltl 9211() LOUii Howerd Landfec:h.
Thomas S Lee 188 E Daily Pilot 8Jvne 26 July 3. 31 1988 Su·"" I ~~, .. ,;:~." io~sc~ a:,d,1~~-Vc• Landtcape lnttt·Cal, tne . 2005 W BelbOe Blvd •320. l ~t" ('J\l~ PA<>\lt Calif 10 17 t98 "" Calllorn11 Nnrport S.acfl Call! 92ee3 9?1\?' Su-630 lrom park•ng requorementa Thta bu1tneM 11 COl'I· 1!1111 bustnns It COl'I·
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By DONNA AND RA yon
Doily Pilot Correspondents
he seven of us, five American
travelers and two Austrian locals,
hod gathered b_y the riverbank
with o common goal: to ride o raft
through the whitewater rapids of
• the Inn River, just outside lnns-
-bnrl, Austria.
We hod donned wet suits lsinceJhe icy.
river water consists oJ melted snow from
the surrounding Alps), plus safety helmets
arid life vests, and then clustered around
Mox, our instructor and helmsman, while he
explained safety rules and the rowing and
rescue procedures. We practiced such
things as how to paddle forward and bock,
how to sit in the raft, how to proper~ float
in the river if we tumbled overboard, and
how to pull a fellow crew member out of
the water.
Now it was time to put our skills to the
test, on a river that is one of the newest sites
qr wnitewater action_Among European -
sports, rafting is a newcomer; it nos only
hegun to spring up in a few ~oles withffil '
the lost two years. Mox' s cpmpony, ---
foszinotour, also organizes trips on the
rivers near St. Moritz, Switzerland, but the
area around Innsbruck, he said, provides
. the best white-water rafting in all of ' ._ ______ Europe_ __ _ ·
.,
While the Inn and its tributaries ore not
as intensely challenging as, for example,
Idaho's Snoke or Salmon Rivers, or
Colif ornio' s Amer icon River, the Austrian
sites are, at the some ttme, good places for
. 1.ir~I · tir11er~ or .less experienc~ roltecs to .
en1oy this sport. And what these rivers may
lock in lerocity and challenge lor seasoned
rafters they make up for in their spectacular
scenery of snowcapped mountains. and ol
beautiful Alpine canyons that can only be
traversed by boot.
Our two· hour expedition, which took
us slaloming between the boulders and
curlers of seven sets of rapids !plus through
some cairn stretches where we glided along
and just enjoyed the beauty of our
surroundings) also included a stop at a
..
sandy shore !dubbed "Miami Beach" by
Maxi where ~e could catch our breath and
toke a few photos.
At our final mooring spot, we pulled our
raft onto the bank and congratulated one
on9ther on having successfully completed
the 17 .kilometer adventure with.out mishap.
Tired but exhilarated, we were all ready to
head bock IO Innsbruck and the cornfo(tS of
our.hotel. .;
With a population of about 120,000.
Innsbruck is the capitol of Austria's
T yroleon province !often called simply rhe
T yroll. It is a well-established mecca of
winter sports land site of the 1964 and
I 97 6 Winter Olympics!. Bur it is increasing.
ly becoming just as popular as a summer
resor area, with plenty to do for everyone.
lying 1n the Inn Volley of the Alps. almost
2,000 feet above sea level, 800-yeor -old
Innsbruck began as l'!'lOrket town by a
bridge t11s name means 'bridge over the
Inn "I. Then iA tne 1300s and 1400s, 1t
served as the home of many Hapsburg
rulers. The Old Town section of ne city
displays many eroborore reminders of that
era.
T is was reputed·to be AltStr or
....eri ress Mario Theresa's fovorn e c1ry and
11 • s easy IQ see why .1ust from the scenery
alone. The 1moos1ng backdrop of Alps iwith
1 e summ1 of Hofelekor rising 7 .500 feetl
Please see Ol YMP!C. 83
By DONNA AND RAY OTT
Doily P1lo Correspondents or A~ericon A1rl1r.es to the northern
peninsula or some big-city sightsee-
Thi Pllace of Fine
Arts, built In 1115,
II Sen F..cllco'1
lmprwlve-trlbute
to AomlftllCIUI arctMlchn.
. .
ne of the marvels of 1ng and shopo1ng.
modemtraYel is that VDU--Once vo. !eihere, gett.~-
con ty to Son Francisco
1
oro..,10 s Jc nc too, since Son
from Orange County almost Francisco's ,9 square miles ore criss ·
as quickly and easily as you C'OSsec w ·r every kind of public
con drive olosAngeles. 1 tronsoono 10 rom thec1ty'scen-
1And, os~e from rhe. freeway 1 ivry-old coble cars to modern-day
congestto who wouldn't prefer \.1 ~I Mun1c1pol Ro1lwoyl, which
cool fog over o smog? I w1ll to1te you o any corner of the
It becomes a relatively short hop city.
I approximately o one-hour f119b1 01 the roble car routes. one of
from John Wayne Airport via USA1r Please see PALAa/831
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·'Chi1d cariceires·earch
benefitsfrorncoutu~e --~-
•t._V:ADEAN ..........
Concern for childttn stricken with
cancc:r was ~fitably s-ired with
intemt in fall fashions to attract more
than 640 pe()ple to the Irvine Hilton
last wee&.
The lunch bunch learned that some
of the wor1c1·s most advanced re-
search OD dilalel ii beifta done riaht
here in <>ranee County by the Pedi-
atric Cancer Research Laboratory
established in 1982 and located at
Childreal Hosoilal. .. We are the only resoutClf in
Oraqe County for the proceuina and
storina of bone manow. We are on
the cutti~ idle o( what's 90inJ on in
the world. aDd we are leelftl 70
percent success in bone marrow
transplant,•• said ...... 0 ......
executive director of the Pediatric
Cancer Researdl Fouadation.
•• AJJ of the ~IUde here today, more than S22, -will IO for
research." added illman. ••This
event was en~ underwritten by Nordstrom.•• · Gillman praisifta
the store's coopn:ation. "Nordstrom
set• an example in community pv-
ing."
Duriaa__ the social hour, board
member Ele9a Pace of South Luuna
said she has been involved with the
foundation for S'h years. Her da~
ter Usa, now 13, was diagriosed wtth
le ukemaa at lit 7.
Another board member there was
Jue F .. ler of Newport Beach,
attendinJ witll dauabln' Lellle. ··1
became involved because Leslie was
diagnosed in 1980 as havina
Hod_gkin's diseue;· said fowltr.
Leslie is 18 now and bas transferred
from. the University of Colorado to ............... -. ........
Loo~tofall Left to fr••• ..... en at lnlae llUtoa
foaacl tlaat hft7 SW. ..._
tile~ .......... searf -to.._ ....... __
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alcal .to9CJa to a ...._.
&owa ud ..U. dowll attma-
floa wltla all-o•er em-
broider,; a Uquo Solo
Donna frock bU a fitted
waist and DIPPJ aklrt ta aa
all-o•er aoft Doral pattern:
and Calm Klein 1oea to all
leJlitba u be turaa oat coata
iD.JirJC)lt_CGllmlUIJDDlamr:ma..-;
abowCuecl tile loob for
aapporten of the Pediatric
Cancer Reaearcb Foun-
dation.
UCI for the fall. B• Colmu't way of cclebratina their
.Leslie was amona the group check-g_olden weddina Annivenary. T1w
ina out a show offall fashions offered Col mans were married JuJ y 2, 1931,
by Nordstrom including those by in San Francisco. The former COiia
Donna Karan. Unpro, Patrick Kelly. Mesa residents have made their home
Escada. Valentino. Louis Feraud. in Palm Dessertforthepasttwoyears.
Gianfranco, St. John, Albert Nipon. Anothe( party is beina planned
Victor Costa and Nonna Walters. later with son Keith Colman. dauah·
The viewers learned color, plaids ter Ann Colman Smith and the
and s-nts arc <klinitely in for fall. celebrants' three grandchildren.
Black. as usuaJ. is in but is often seen MUu Paak, ;h;i,;.,an and CEO of
with touches of white and color. ICN Pharmaceuticals Inc. of Costa color. color. Elegance will prevail in the evenina Me.5a;. was honored recently u the
as indicated ~ couture by Pierre rec1p1ent of the 1988 Co~raat A~
BaJmain, Bill Blass •. Chri~tian Dior. ~i"ht~~ed by the Foundation for Civil
Lawrence, Paul ~uis Orrie.r. Stanley · ~ore than 250 people auended the
Platos. Jacqueline de Ribes and ceremony/dinner at the Btverly HilJ1
Carolyne Roe.Jim. . Hotel. where San Francisco Mayor
Others Jttttna fall wardrobe ideas Art Agnos presented the award to were Dr. Gea:l leuettt. (a founder of . IT. the foundation who is director of the Panic. The ~w~rd.,ho~ors the euof!1
<kpartment of hernatolosy and on-to combat d1scnman1uon on the bilsas
coloay) sated with Emma JAM and of health and ot~e! ~ns .
Tem IWeJ, Jamet McNeil of Irvine Bobbitt and Bill Wutiama of Hunt-
( her husband J__,.. is president of ington Harbour may have set a
the board). Elb.._.. TlerMJ, I.Ky record. They hosted s1.x social events
Canes. DarleM MucJan. MartM in seven days.
Gree and Amette Barwtta. The two rented the waterto~r
Daulelle Dents, rresident of the house in Huntington Beach for one
Newport Beach Ebel Juniors. sea.ted week and made it count.
with fellow member Ttteta Sml"-Bobbitt will be chairwoman oftht
said the junior federation voted in Huntington Harbour Philharmo"ic
March to desifnate the foundation as committee. Qneofthe first groups she
its project for 88-'89. entertained in the unique house was
Plans are already being made for her board. !n for l~nch.
more research fund raising -8-le A cocktail party involved memben
Daathr1 assisted by SlaarH of tl:t~ HH qtnc~r Leaaue who are
Berproa and Juet McNeU are in donauogauct1~n1temsforthe0ct.22 cha~of the fifth annual .. Bids for the Debut fund-ra!ser· . And ~hen there
Kids dinner auction· Oct. 29 at the were thr;tt socials anvolv1n& people
Bren Center. fr~~ Bill's company -Clayt~n.
• • • W1U1ams and Sherwood (mobile
Dinner for two at the Ritz-Carlton home parks) -and a gathering of
in Rancho Mirqe was Benila and neighbors from Coral Cay.
,
Suhaila·s Boutique an<t Madrid Restaurant will prese nt a fashion
showand Spanish dinner from 6:30 to 10 p.m. Thursda~ at the eatery. 4250
Martingale Wa'. :"Jewpon Beach. The dmnl'r -paella. chicken or lamb
and a Spanish dessert -will be spiced with flamenco dancing and music.
Centennial Ball one of hottest tickets around
'
Models for the fashions wall include Manha Green. Patty Brennan. Jo
Anne Mi x and other local women and male models.
Tickets are SJO and resen ations ma' be made b) call ing 752-6020 or
6 73-511 0. Proce<'ds will go to Childrt>n!. Hospatal of Orange \ount~
• • • Ronald us Shamask's fall collccuon will be informally modeled at 11
a.m_ Frida~ 1n Collectors Department. Nordstrom. South. Coast Pla1a
• • • Fall Fashions of California designer Holly Harp ""ill be <.hov.n
Thurwa' at Bullock's Wilshire. Fashion Island. Her new co lkctmn include~ ·,oc1al occasion.and evening dresses and pantsuits
• • • Wilham Pear~n·s·fall rnlkct1on will be informall) modclt"d Tucsda~
and Wc·dnl·c;da~ from noon to 3 p.m. in Fine Apparel. I. Magn1n. South
Coa~t Pla1a ~
-----··-OPE;\l:"GS: .\lfred Dunh1ll. Inc. wall open a store tn .\ugust at South
Coast Plata. The store will specialize tn custom and special-order tailoring
and v. ill indu1.k a sclect1on of handcrafted acccs~ries as well as a read}·t<>-
wcar dl'panmrnt .\ September opening recrpuon 1s being planned b}
Dunh1ll and the Fratern11~ of Orange County Performing .\ns Center.
Th i' "'1.'ekcnd. Ben Bndgdeweler will open a nev. \lore 1n the May Co.
wing of \outh C-oa'>t Plaza. This as the 32nd store for the Seattle. Wa~h.
based mm pan) T runk sho""s of rare colored diamond\. gem stones and
flw .\ug. I .I Centennial Cel-Sora Lehman.
d)ra1111n Ball to kick off Orange Von Burger can be reached at < 11unt~·, IOOtli anni,crsary }car has 760-2683 regarding reservations
.ilnw't "'Id out -and the 1nv1tat1ons a' ailab1htv.
.trt· n11l l"' r n out' · • • • rhl· ., p.m. black-lie or heritage-Mcm~rs of Center Stars, ~
,lrl·.,, part' v. ill be held at the Performing Arts C~nter. an~ tht;ir
1 >l\n1.·' land Hotd v. tth Susan Bartlett husbandc;/escorts will be attired in
-nt "'itiu.th Laguna and Judy Hemley of col9rful cas ual attire for a summer
llalhoa ~"co-chairwomen. "' social to be hf ld Saturday at the Long
··T1t kt·t,arc$tOO eachandwecan Beach home of Jacque and Bob
,t·t up 57 tables -550 reservations Heebner.
• • • h.1\l· Jlrl·ad' been made." said
I kmk'. (Thli; ball 1s the only social
n rnt ~am·11oncd b' the Centennial
Thomas and Eiken O'Connor are
( 11mm11tlT. Inc.) · Barn < oil' and his orchestra will
pl;n and '" mannequins wi ll model ln,iumt·~ ma(lc of fresh flowers
dt'\1gn1.·J 10 rl'pr1.'S4.'n t different cont1-
nt·n1 .... rl hl'~ arc not headdresses. but
lull dr1.''>'1.'\ or costumes).
·· l'rol.'ccds from the party will go for
a ,1.·holarc;hip fund to OC students
1.·ntaing collegt• or to children born
d•Jrtng thl.' rentennial year." said Cartier and Roll'~ Y.atchrs arc planned. __,,,..-l kmk~. lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll~illl .. ill"'"lli=~ Httn-l't"{tmm1i~embefsinclttd~
chairing a Mo;te Carlo night party
planned July 30 The Associates of
Saddkback Ho ital and Health
Centl'r and Pa errace Retirement
Communitv. The 6:30 to 11 :30 p.m.
black-tac-optional event will be at
Palm Terrace. 24962 Calle Aragon.
Laguna Hills. and will feature food.
table games and prizes along with
l'ntertainment. dancing and valet
park ing. Tickets are S60 per person
and procC'eds will benefit the hospi-
tal's outpatient rehabilitation pro-
~
' l<u111 l>ing. Dina Von Burger. Petty
< 1111on. Linda Ou. Shalah Allen.
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Patrons of the Orange County
Rid ing Center will be honored July 31
at a reception in the sculpture garden
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FITWEAR
llJ5 NEW..OR T BOUllVARD
(O!>TA MlSA, CA
( 714) 548-7 515
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The Finest
in Unique
Leotard Wear
at Newport· Harbor Art Museum.
The center. located in San Juan
Capistrano. features therapeutic
horseback ridinit for disabled chil·
drcn and adults an the countv.
Last year the cente.r enjoyed the
support of the National Chanty
League. Joan Irvi ne Smith. the Irvine
Foundation. Tony Moiso. Richard
O'Neill. Brad and Deedee Gates.
Linda Gaede and Julia Wright.
Center president Dudley Wright is
chairing the museum party. during
which guests will be served a light
buffet and hear classical music by
lntermeno. a string quartet of young
musicians. and country music by
Jason Richard. son of Rusty Richard
of the Sons of the Pioneers.
Fran Joswick. center director. can
be reached at 240-8441 for further
information.
• • • Charles Desmarais. new director of
the Lasuna Art Museum. and wife
Kathcnne (Kitty) Morgan wiJI be ~csts of honor Aua. 7 at ~~on
sponsored 6Y ttie museum boa of
trustees.
The 6 p.m. event will be in the
newly completed Emerald Bay home
of Na ncy and J im Baldwin. Eiahty
guests are fxpec1ed to attend.
Proceeds from the SSOO-per-person
--PUl1 willbencfiLLAM-Mottinfor-
mauon is avai1able from 494-6531 .
The l'l-year-old Desmarais and
cumntly director of California Mu-
seum of Phol<Jl'aohY at UC River-
aick. will btain (uU-time duties at
LAM on Oct: I. Morpn is now an
associate editor of Anldn Mqazine
in Los Anedes. They Plan a move to
Laguna an thr near future.
The Baldwms are members of the
muSt'um's Contemporaf) Collectors
Council and ha'c installed a diverse
art rnlkct1on in their new home.
whkh was dc'ligned by Laguna
architect Frl.'d Briggs. (The ocean-
front homr has paneled doors that
'ihdc OJ>l'n to rl'vcal a waterfall which,
flo"s frl.'d~ into a lagoon.) Caterer
.\nn Dr)er has planned trop-
1cal/oncntal cuisine as a complement
to the homr's surroundings. Guests
"'111 wear fcst1\C. fun attire. • • • • .\ fund-raiser for the Southern
Ca lifornia Aero Team is being
planned for Jul y 24 from 5 to 9 p.m. in
the Reinsch estate in South Laguna.
Cocktails. hors d'oeuvrcs provided
b) five restaurants. prizes and a
fashion show featuring styles by Leon
Cliyne are on the schedule.
SCATS ts a non-profit educational
and athletic organlzation that trains
OC boys and girls in tymnastics.
. SCA TS has placed at least one team
member on every Olympk team
sinct' 1968. Olympic hopefuls will
demonstrate their skills at the party.
More information on the party can
be obtained by callin'l 89S-2909. • • New and prospective members of
the American AssOieiation of Univer-
--Sity Women. Wntm-inster•Fountain'
Valley. will be entertained Thursday
at a wine and cheese ptherina.
Barbara Sandefor will open her
Fountain Valley homefor the 7:3().
to-9 p.m. event. Jean Johnson.
894-9S72. can bt called for · infor·
mation on the social and branch
activities.
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system and pve you a FREE estimate (714) 94).()214. ·
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PALACE OF FINE ARTS BUILT FOR 1915 PAN-PACIFIC EXPOSITION ••• rr-•1
the "'°" pictu~ue takes you acrou, Ruuian HUI to LOmbard Suect. Here you'll want to~ off the car in cwder
to takt in the expansive virws in
several directions. not the least of
which is straiaht down Russian Hill.
whtre Lombard winds throuah eiaht
hairpin cuncis,in a sin&le blocl.
If you decide to walk down "the
world's crookedest street," you can
continue on Lombard to Coit Tower,
which also offers an excellent view.
An entirely different kind of
scenery is the city's Victoriana. build·
inas which survived the 1906 canh-
quake and fire and have been main-
tained or restored. Some of the best
examples are found around Alamo
Square. Pacific Htights. and Presidio
Heights.
Another relic from the city's past is
not so much Victorian as
Romanesque. The Palace of Fine
Arts. built as a temporary stn.acture
for the 1915 Pan-Pacific Exposition.
houses a science museum. Its co-
lonnaded rotunda is reflected in a
serene pool and graces a pleasant city •
srttn1ward. . or course Sen franci1C0°I muh•·
facettd hi"°" is also on view in ill
city.within-a-city. Chinatown. from
the paaoda ptn, at tbc in\nleetion of
Grant A venue and Bulh Street, you
can stroll ejpt blocks down Grant
A venue (the "lain thoroulbfare) and
a number of sick streets amidst sift sh~. businesset and restaurant•. and the kind of sishts. smells and
soundJ reminiscent of Hona Kona or ·
Canton. . If you're internttd in shoJ>1>1na.
you won't want to miss Union Squart
an the heart of downtown. whert a
four-block radius includn Macy's.
Gum p's. Burberry's of London. Bally
of Switzerland. and many more fine
stores. Amona the most recent ad-
ditions are Neiman-Marcus and the
Crocker Galleria. a thrce-kvel com-
plex of 6S upscale shops and res-
taurants under a large glass dome.
From Union Square. the Powell &
Hyde cable car will take you within an
euy block of another l~ndmar~
shoppin• complex. GhirardelJa
Square. l'Mre you'll find the ~x
chocolate factory where you can still
buy chocolate confections and sin-
fully rich sundacs. alona with visitina
an 1ntertstin1 array of shops such as
the whimsical Goosebumps. spteial-
izina in aifts for kids of all .s.
Another nearby industnal area-
tumed-shoppina mecca is Pier 39.
Once an abandoned carao pier. this
site has bttn transformed into a
waterfront park. marketplace. 3SO.
bertt\ r.narina. and docking point for
the Blue & Gold fleet Along with all
the shops and restaurants. the 4S-acre
complex has a double-deck Venetian
carousel. a family amusement area.
and the San Francisco Experience
Theater.
While vou're down on the water-
front . consider booking passage on
one of the manv cruises that will g.a ve
you close-up gllm~s of the Golden
Gate and Bal Bndges and another
perspective o the cityscape.
The Blue & Gold fleet's narrated
two-hour cruise takes you under both
the Golden Gate and tht-Bay bridges
and nonh to the Richmond-San
Rafael bridat.
The Red & White Fleet cru1~s to
Alcatraz. "'here on-island activ1t1e\
include self-guided trail "'alks. Na-
tional Park Service<onducted cell
block to urs. talks and shde shows.
Advance tickets are strongl)' advised.
t'Spec1all~ dunng the summer. Call
(41 S) 546-2896 or T1cketron for
informauon.
Hornblo"'er Yacht\. benhed be-
hind Wallab \ ·s Restaurant at Pier 33.
ofTcrs a tffree-hour lul(uf'\ d1n-
nl•r/dancc r ru 1i.e fea tunng a gourmet
menu and \11-do\\ n ~nice aboard
the ( 11' of San FranC'lsco. a 750-
pa'i\t'ngc r. threc-lc' cl 'essel designed
to rc\Cmblc thl· dass1c steamships
"h1ch onct• ":>ailed under the Golden
Gate This com pan' also ofTers da11'
lunch and "cekend brunch crn1i.es
'c·ar round. (all (.i l51 788-8866 for
rescn ation'i.
WHERE TO ST A Y
Whate' er ~ou r poc kl'tbook and
preference dictate in accommo-
dauons. San Franc1st·o has it. from
' first-class to famaly-onented. Some of
tht'se that "t' can recommcnd include
r hr follo" ing:
•The Utnlord C oun . atop Nob
Hill at ~05 Cal1forn1a 1
I .i I S-989350()). "'1th 40~ lu.\u~ gue~t
rooms and suites. plus l'-'O rei.-
taurants. has "on us 1.a1h co n-
'>erut I\ c ~1obil Fn t'-Star .\" ard. an
honor shared b' onh !ti). other L' ~
hotels tht~ ~car 0The rati ng IS ba!M:d on
item!> ranging from qual11~ of food
and furn1'>htngs to tht' attitude and
profk1cnc~ of the l>tafT Rate'> begin at $1 ..
•Thi.' Tra,t·lodgt'. ~so Beach 'it 1~15-N2-6'0<JI has ~50 unit!.. '>o'mr
· '' 11h a '1e" of the ba~. plus a coff<.·I.'
\hup and cocktail loungt' Rate~ start
at S45. and \t•n1or discounts an·
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WHERE TO EAT
Hl.'no" m·d for Its line re!ltaurant~.
\an f ran cl\rc1 ha~ morc than .a.:!(JCI
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( h1naw" n prov1dt's authentic C'an -
tont'\t.' dining for lunch or dinner
unul 10 pm The decor 1s h1~hl~
nrnJtt'. and the prn :Ul' cun aaned
tx>Oth'> '"1th pu5ohbuuon hell~ 10 ~1gnal tht· v.aitt'r) are pan of tht>
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CHARLESTON, S.C •••• From Bl · OLYMPIC MUSEUM HOUSES '64, '76 MEMORABILIA .••
the taraet of the first Confederate At any rate. d9n't overdo the
volleys. is at the mouth of the harbor homes tours -they tend _to run
and rs a narional monument: open to Together.-One mun-see. tl\ough. 1s a
From Bl
adds a dramatic. majesttc presence to world co mpetttaons are chronicled 1auran1 1 ~ rt·nov. ned for recipes that \h1un1.11n d unbmg and h1Ln~
ha,,· Jl"a" t)l.'en popular in Inn '·
hrul"-but in more rc rnt lime~ v.11h
1h1· rompkt111n 1lf .t 5 l·ablev.a ~' \1\
tun1l ular<. and 12-mountain 1t11 ...
..t mone ,:in dlonles!>h rearh thl"
ht l!ht.'r alr11udl·., .\ · J re~ult
'\.Jlikv.:i' r::smbhng'' I'> a <;pon 1ha1
man~ t'nJ"' 1 hr THolean mou ntain
rrg1on around I nn!>bruck ha' :..
nt'l\\Od. of J.5UO lolometer!. of
'11.irl l·ti h12h-jlt11ude "alL.s and I .S<l(1 1,.,dumct...r~ llt .\lptnl' paths. "'1th
man~ hut' and 1nn'> 'i<'attered al(lng
thc v.a ~ During the o;ummer. the nr~
prm tdt'' free guide' and loaner
l'Qu1pmt·n1 lhoo1c;. rud."3cks. etc. I
e..very \'lew, -ht'reas-weH:--v.r rl· rol1l'tll'd .too ~ears ago b~ the
lnn\bruck's main strttl is Maria .\mong other Innsbruck sights are l>ul ht''" \\ d s1:r ht'rself. Double<, at
Theresien-St.rasse. where centuries-the 14th ccntur. cit\' tower. the th..: h111d tx·gin at S 1.UI the public-for the cost of a boat ride home built in the 1870s that belonged
($7.SO). ·· -to a grandson of John C. C~lhoun.
Thanks larg_ely to the city's S7-year This 24.000-squarc-foot mansion has
restoration effort. the historic part of been marv~lously ~estor~d . and
town :...... some buildinas.arc as old as fumi~h~d ~Ith beautaful antiques.
300 ,·cars - is filled with well kept Adm1ss1on 1s S~.
old buildings. painted in pink. tur-cathedral. lmpera'al Palace. \ mnrl· clnatc·d section of Inn!>·
quoise and ivory. house modem Spitalkirchc (Hospital Church). and hrn d ... 1h"' l' thl· main town. can nc
retail shops andbastros. Hoflcirchc(CounChurch1.wherethc rl'<Hhl·d \la the Hungerburg
Beyond the Triumphal Arch. the marble tomb of \1ax1mihan I 1s Fu ml ulJr. "h1 h crosse<i the Inn and
S1rcet narrows. becoming Herzog-surrounded by :?8 huge bronze statues a~t't'nd-. , thl· mounta1ns1de to
fncdrich-Strasse. which leads to the of the royal fam1I ~ an~·other nobles of Hungcrhurg. v. her-c> shops and b1~1rn~
old town square. ft is dominated·by the da). . "1th uPt=n·a.H p.1tt0s ha'e a \tt'"' ot
homes and offices and clean streets.
Citizens' obvious pride in Charleston
bas made.for a purer city. historically
speaking. than neighboring Savan-
nah. Ga.
Charleston is a cit~ worth walking.
Lots of tours -by·van. horse-drawn
carriage and on foot -arc available.
but the best wa) to tour town is just to
walk. And be adventurous. Some of
the most interesting parts of the city
arc those down dark. cramped streets
and allc~s.
One of these pathways le.ads to the
cemetery of the Unitarian Church.
This 1s cvc~ child's haunted grave-
vard.· ~1th ovcrgro,,..n grass . ~nd .
SparH'ih moss-drip-ping rom the
magnolia trees. .\dd an extra spook
factor for the fact that the headstones
were used as operating tables during
the ('iv1I War.
Historic houses arc posted with
small signs noting the arch_at~ture or
which notcworth' person laved there.
but it's a good idea to mvest ·in a
walking tour guide. The Automobile
Club's tour book of the Carolinas and
Georgia contains a wealth of infor-
-m•uwn. -
One of the c11~ 'i, quirks 1s the result
ofa ta\ le' 1.:d on how much ofa home
fact'd the street. o" ners got around
the ta\ wath what are called ··single
houi.cs .. -onr-room-w1dc homes set
s1dewavs. with broad verandas facing
a small ~rden and the back of the
neighbor s houM".
Somc ol tli c h<imes arr opcn'to the·
public for ft.•es that range from S2.50
to SS per person. Man) of them are
private!\ owned. and tours arc a way
for thr fan dlord to pa) has taxes and
expense\. An unfortunate legacy of
the Ci' ii War. locals say. is 'that many
of th e wealth'. well-known families
were kft pen°n1lcss. To this day. a
number of those people have littk b~t
their names and the homes of tht'ar
ancestors.
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. Townhouses arc nothjna, though.
compared with the._plantataon man-
sions along the ~shley River. a·bout
half an hour's dnvc from the hean of
f"harkston.
Golden·es Dachl (the Golden Roof). One ofthectt' ·., oldc'it hotels is also the ' 1'~ trom 2.2h11 ft·e t atxne
built around 1500 for Emperor Mui-its finest. Hotel Europa T)rol. built in rh1' 1s al"> a place to v.atrh
milia n I. who resided in Innsbruck 1868 across the street from the paragliding la umb1nat1on of hang
d and watch"ed parades-and other railwav station. has hosted a vanet) 2lid1ng and pesrachu ungJ '.'h1ch al-Drayton Hall. now owne by the festi vities from this oriel. The 2.6S7 ofcelebrities over the \cars. including fov.' height ltn l'r'> to float dov. n from Nattonal Trust for Historic Pfcsn. ( vat ion. · was spared General copper tiles in this roof. actually Mad Kmg Ludwig o Bavaria ID tht' the mountain tops to the 'alle~s
Sherman's matchbox by a quick-gilded. create a bnght golden aura earlv years. and latt-r Queen Eliza-tx·lo'~ !for maximum ,afet'. the
over the 'three-story Gothic balcony beth. the Harlem Globetrotters and para,·hute <."anop~ ~' alrcad~ · op1.·n thinking Drayton who claimed the ~·;low. Ql,_·mp1c athl0 tes and commnt~r \\ hl·n the para0 1ath:r' he01n thl'lr ' house "as being used as a smallpox U\'. ~ e-"" P:i n \m L ulthan-.a and TV. i\ fh
GETTISG THERE
hospital. Given this information by In the same building as the Olympic member~ dl''>l't'nt.I 1•11m I <•~ .\ngl'le) 10 Munich o-r
the owner's slaves. Union troops Museum. wath an exhibit of equip-.\ member of the Imperial Ho.tels 1-rom H un~t.·rburg .• rn aenal tram \ 1enna From \1 unich. Innsbruck is
promptly marched to the nex t plan ta-mcnt. uniforms. badges. pins. ~st-chain . the Europa -has recent I~ reno-continues to St.·t·grubt· I· ~l.)(J feet land ::in hour\ ndt• b' car or bus ,·1a tht'
tion. c:rs. and postage stamps. plus videos "ated its 166 rooms. combining Hafcld.ar I -:.oOO ft'et I for l'' en more autobahn. t-rorri \' 1cnna. T' rolean
· ·and movies..o( the.-Olvmp;c~Winlcr -THolt~an-st~le -'41th--modern .dram:iuc 'll.'.'.\S..R.oundtnp far-e to-the .\1rorrhe r:nl"3~ )stem '-'11Ha'Ke ~ou . .Dra\ton-Hall-ts untqU(' in that it . Games of 1964 and' 1976. Other amcnitit'S. Its Philippine Weiser res-111r '"JU'il $) • un \l.l lnn.,hrurl.. al!>O
was never modernized -no indoor .------------.----------------------------:--------::--------------plumbing, no electricity. The inside
ha s been painted just twice since
1738. and the latest coat is more than
I 00 H'ars old. Besides the beautiful.
txpansive grounds. the home fcatu~ fabulou~ hand-carvtd molding.
wi nding staircase. mantels and
doorways. Adm1ss1on 1s S6.
Just down the road is Middleton
Plan~. The house was destroyed by
Shcrman's troops (a-remaining win
wasrnn"cned antoa small home), but
tht· plantauon's most noteworthy
feature remains. The gardens here
make the Huntington library look
lake the neighbor''i back ~ard.
h 1s said that it took I 00 slave5.
depending on the tame of year. IQ
vcars to finish the gardens. which
feature a reRctt ing pond. tei'rac~
lawns. a huge rose garden. a black
pond surrounded by cypress. deserted
rice paddit-s and "butterfly lakes" -
matchmg pools near the nve r.
Thl' plahtat1on also has a worka~
barnyard for visitors to stroll throu
and a crafts area 1n which t e
trad"·~men talk to tounsts about chaar
caning. wcavinJ and blacksmithing.
Admission is $9 for the gardens onl). S4 more for the house.
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Qraaee .~ounty Ptrfonn1na Arts playina_piano at a bar in Manhattan
Ceatir .toniabt. . . . Beach. So I feel pretty~ about my ~·st~ 0.vid Bcnon and Keiko catter by and larae. It's had a nice. w..ai wifi appear on separate halves slow. sleldy build. and I've aotten to of Ille prosram, part of the ~ns work with gttat artists as sideman Cater's Contemporary Jazz Senn. and arranger " ad adl will be backed by their own · 11M11 combos. Indeed. Benoit's fonun~ haYe
For Benoit, a Redondo Beach never been better than they art this resident and who grew up in Hermosa year. His lat~talbum. "Every Step of· . leech and attended EJ Camino the Way." released this Apnl. made CoUeee for one semester. the concert No. S on Billboard Magazine's jazz
resn1ents a homecoming of sorts. chart and No. 129 on its "Hot 200" occutjna with his ca~r in a definite list .. the first time he broke throu~
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have the ~t sales and most airplay of
any of my albums." he predicted.
He performed for Presi~nt Re-agan and Egyptian president Hosni
Mubarak at the White tijiusc in
February. accompanyina pap singer Patti Austin in George Gershwin and
Cole Porter songs. "I JUSt finished
workina on hn album, and when the
White Howie invi..S her beck -lbe
performed there before -lhe asked
me to accompany," he recalled.
lnnuenmt by the likes of jazz areats Oscar ~ttn0n.and Gil Evans.
film comp>ser John Barry (of early
James Bond fame) and con-
ccn/Broedway composers Leonard
Bernstein and Genhwin. Benoit hu ~veloped a hiply ·melodic style
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said. "I've aone throuah the avant-
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Benoit hoJ>CS ultimately to make
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can music, in the manner of Bernstein
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Which as what makes Keiko Matsui
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Los Anttles with her musician-
producer (and unofficial translator)
husband Kazu. is actually at the ~nnina of what she hopes will be a fruuful career in the United Stat.es. ··1
want to pve more concens ift the U-nited States,·· Matsui said shyly and
cartfully. "I hope to continue makina
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interested in writing a movie score in
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Building boo~ is on at California Oaks
Master-planned community offers wtde
assortment of projects· and price ranges
By IJLIANA TAYLOR ........ C.11 J fl I
California Oaks in Riverside has
opened its doors to caaer home buyers
desirina to settle in a master-planned
community that offers a collection of
neighborhoods designed to appeal to
a variety of tastesand family budacts,
includina those of the elderly.
The 2.00S acre "new town" is
snuated only minutes from the shops
and services of Rancho California
and affords equally convenient access
to employment centers in Ri verside.
Oran~ and San Diqo counties.
California Oaks. planned and dc-
velopt'd by the California Oaks
Development Co. over the past three
years, JS one of the largest of the
planncit communities in Ri verside
County.
The 8.603-home "town" has at· • collection of 343 s1ogle-fam1h de· tracted an impressive list of builders. tached homes. · ~uch as Puhe Homes. the larJnt The de' elopment 1s also popular.
detached home builder In the nation. with the firm making 36 sales on its
and Kulbcrs Homes of San Di=.. opening da) . ..\second phase of this P.ultc Hornes was the first to n development 1s under wav ani:t homes
sales at California Oaks in Dccem r arc currentlv available fo·r sale.
of 1987 with Antelope Run. a colltt-Two 0th.er neighborhoods. San
tio,n of 114 executive-stykd hOl'.'\CS Miguel and Sorr~nto -b) Pardee
built on 7.200-SQuarc-foot lots. Construction Co. -will comprise
These homes have provep to be a 423 homes.
best-seller amons buyers seeking Models at San Miguel are current I\
larger. more luxunous homes. open. The opening of Sorrento 1s
But California Oaks also offers scheduk for '\ugust
neighborhoods designed for first-ales are alw e'~c1cd to s1an this
time buyers. For instance. Sierra. summer a1 Cahforn1a Oaks Estates.
built by VED .Corporation. is a 1A1th 1-'8 residences b~ Wooch 1e"'
and nataral land f•~maw on larae. mlDllDam 7 ,200:mqaare-foot tota.
1Je, elopment ( o. Other proJects wJ ll
include Falcon's Point with homes to
be built b) Russell/Packard Dcvtl<?P-
mcnt and Encanto. encompassmg
about 150 residences to be built b)
Reilh Homes. Sit~ preparations for another 725·
plus homes also are antmpated to
begin shortl) b) other California
Oakci pan1 c1pants includ1 n_g Duford
Proix·n1es of Palm Spnngs and
Dt).CO·Fant of Tustin .
In add1tt0n. R)an Propen1es ls
e\pec11ng to stan construc11on this
~ear on its neighborhood of I. 780
apanments.
..\s pan of the California Oaks'
master-de' elopment. the Lrowtll·
Da n d Development Group has in-itiated gradina on the first 790 of
I :649 residences to be built at The
Colon~. a 4:?0.acre rcttremcnt com-m unit,,
.\cu·, e !>en1ors will enjoy tbe
2 ~. 5 0 0 ·sq u are· foot
cl ubhou~/rt'crt-at1onal ~nter sur-
rounded b~ an 18-hole golf course.
( reated to provide a full spectrum
of amenittes for residents. the master
de' elopment has allocated J 35 acres
for c.:om mt>rc1al use and sitt"S for three
l'lcmenta~ schools. all to be adjoined
h~ neighborhood parks ranaina in
(Pleue ... BOOll/C2)
R11111111n11m---.e•d-.rf to ftn bedrooms. PrlCia ~ fr...
appmxtmately 8185,000.
Sail Mlguel offers
Sp!JC~O!IS Jio,n_es Q.D
over-sized parcels
San Miguel
Developer: Parcce Construction.
Type of development: Smgle-fam ily detached.
Price" range: From $1 29.500 to
SI 50.000.
Antelope Run
givesfamilies .
rooms to grow in
Antelope run
Dnete,er: Pulte Home~
·Ty;e •1 •v.,..e111: · sinilt· ·
fam.ily detached.
Pritt raq_e: From SJ60.000 to
S21 0.000.
Pardee Construction Co. is eel·
ebrattng the on-_going success of:.San
Miguel. it.s neighborhood of . ne_w
single-(am1lv detached homes within
the master-plannl·d comm unity of
California Oaks.
Currently in its inittal phaies of
development. California Oak s is a
2.005-acre communitv located in the
northeastern area o( the Temecula
Valley. just fi ve miles north of
Rancho California in Riverside
County.
. Sao Miguel.. am<:>ng the first .P~<>JcctS to premiere in the promising
new communitv of California Oaks.
offers... four models ranging _in.. size
from 1.452 to 2.302 sqttare feet. with
three and four bedrooms and two to
three baths. The one-and two-story
homes wi ll offer thl' option of a t"o-
or thn.·e-car garage. pre-plotted per
th e development plan.
..\ccording to M irhael Dunham.
prOJC'Ct manager of Riverside oper-
ation<; for Pardee. JO homes were
reka'lcd in the first phase of San
M1gul.'I. with buH·r mo' e-ins sched·
ulcd for Septt'mber. Current!~. nine
of the 30 are still available. Pnccs
range from SI 2Q.500 to S1 50.000.
Dunham said th e development of
San Miguel "'as designed to integrate
with the surrounding landscape and
natural land features. The homes arc
si tuated on large. minimum 7.200-
squar~foo.t lots. adjacent to an open
space reserve.
Ckstgned t>~ the award-winn~ng
architectural firm of .\ra m Bassenian
~are footage: From 1.452 to
2.~02.
Number of elans: four.
Financing: Conve ntional.
Sales office: 677-9827.
Air\ & ...\ssoc1atcs. Inc .. San Miguel
fcat un:s Cahfom1a Mediterranean
st)hng. with pastel shades of stucco
and wood-tnm exteriors. Spanish·
SI\ It' concrete tile roofs. dramatic
roofltnes. and decorati ve fan-shaped
windows.
I ntrnors of all fou r models boast
such features as 1 vo~ ·stained cab•·
(Pleue eee 8Al'f/C3)
·kine famtl 11.'s and 1hose "'ho lo' e
to l'nll·na1n arc finding 1he perfect
homl' tn Plan Three at ..\ntelopc
Run ·s Serena in California Oaks. JU St
onl' an d one-half miles nonh of
Rancho Californ ia.
..\ popul:ir add11t0n to .\ntclopt>
Run . the homl' •~ d1s11nct1,eh de·
signed for bu~l'f'i sed.ing an ui)scale
rl.'s1dcnce "'1th plc:n1~ of room for
ch1ldrl'n and :ill 1hcir pro1ects.
Serl·na 1s an elegan1 famtl~'Onen·
ted home offering four he-droom s. a
forma l h' ing room accented b~' a
'-'Oodbuming fireplace. plus a gen-
l'rou<. famtl' rnom '-'llh a SCC'ond
fireplaC'e. The home also 1ndudes a
dining roo m and l..11chen "'"h the
~ou~ht·alh-r Cl.'nta island food prep-
aration cenll'r
.. One of 1hl· most appealing ass>«t SQure fooc.1e: From 1. 9 12 to
or the honw 1s 1hc dramatic design. 2.&82.
plu!> the 't'n con,cnient floor plan:·
...aid Chene La Grange.' ice president
nf <.alc'I and marketing for Pulte
Hon1l' Corp.
..Ru,cro; W.t-the do"'nsta1rs
tx·dro1.)m and tX11h "'h1ch can acco m·
Number of elu1: Four .
Finucin1: Conventional.
Sales office: 6 77-9613.
moda1c a nann~ grandparent ortt'en·I
agl' child The dc\1gn gt' cs consider· . d111onal "'ardrobe spacc."
auon w tht· cntcnainment areas "' htk Designed b' the acclaimed
c;iill pnH 1ding plent~ of casual hlltng ar hllt'ctural ·r.rm of Corbin-
o;pacc . Yamafug1 and Pan ncrs. each of the .. Thi.' masta "u.~ll' in 1h1~ horn<.' is four d1st1nct1' e o\ntelopc Run ~Sfll'Ctall~ lcn el~· adds LaGrange tloorplans offe rs the same kind of Bus~ parcn1s ne-e~ a pn' ate get· arch11ec1ural impac1 a"'-a~ sp3C't';•and •'t" '"<' .crnted 11 in --
Sl.'rl.'na. BuH'r'i t'nJO~ the sitting area. These dramatic tv.o-stof"\ homn 'iumptuou~ R0man tub. plus the range from I ,QI ~ square (ect to a
l'nnrmou'i '-'311..·tn closet and ad-(Pleue eee Al'fT&LOPS/CS)
First-time buyers suffering the mos~ in_ selle~' s mg_rket ~
By BARBARA-METZJ.E& ,, , that average-pnced home in Ma y. according to fif,urcs month I~ pa~ ment!> ot S 1.565. the trade group sa)s. the h0mt· 111k \\ nh thl'lr t•41il~ ~nner. who shares any
n1111'Jt••"-...., ...;./ provided by the Ca lifornia Association of Rea tors. E"cn in affiuent Orange Co\jnt). onl) 22 pe rct'nt of rcSJlc pn1ti1 ...
LOS ANGELES -The dream of home ownershit>. Nationally. 48 pe rcent of households can afford the hou l'holds l'am th e $62.6 11 a year n~ded to q ualtf~ for Ju,t h11" fa!-1 arl.' pn cs nsing" In recent months.
which once seemed almost a ri&ht to most Californians. 1s · median level home. 'ul·h a mongage. bu~l·r .. 1•f hlinll'" in dt·s1rahle ~11ons and suburbs ofl..Os
slipping ever farther from first-time buyen as priet"S .. We really want to be 1n a house this year. and we're ··it's Just so hard to save as much mane) as ~ou nt"N ..\ngek'' ha' l' round thC'msch ~in b1dd1na wars for their
explode far b(rond the limits of the average pocketbook. going to go into debt to our cars to do it." said Tim 'o 'our pa' mt'nts aren·t nd1culous:· satcf ~1chelle St. dream h•'U'l''· P3' tntt far alx" e hsted pncc.
The states desirable climate and strong economy Dresscndorfer. a locksmith who oncc thou&ht he and hi s John. 26. ~ho rt'nt a home 1n R1"ers1de "'1th bcr ( arl '.\h \tahan. a J+.,car-old downtoYL11 Los
have long pushed housingdemand~nd pricesahad-ofthc "'1fe could find a reasonable starter h"'1le for Sl50.000 in husband. Judd. .\nttl'lr" '"·'"er pu1 a S>·N.()oo btd on a home near
national average. But nowadays. would-be home buyers the Long Beach area. • r \fan~ JX'Opl e sacnfic-t -t~p1call~ v.ith a longer .Pa~drna ·~ RC'I~ Bo"' I 0nl~ \o ~outbid at $369.000-
are finding it difficult to come up with even a down Afters1x months. they are still searching. and are now rommute. common I) two to four hours round tnp in the S-'0.•X'~I at'\\." l' th(' asl 1ng pnC'e. ThC' home was on the
payment. considering taking outa variable-interest loan rather than Lns ..\ngt'les area. to a home in distant suburb$ where markl·t onl~ fi H' hours
Statistics show why: The median cost of a California a fi xed-rate mortgage so they can borrow more money. priers arl' lo"er M \.1ahan "'ho ttrr" up in Frnno. JOked: "If I went
home reached Sl60.073 in May. nearly double the The latt-st state Realtors· figures show Orange The old option of asking Mom and Dad for help has 10 f f'C'"Dl' aml ~u~ht a home for SJS0.000 they would
national median ofS88.600 and 13.4 percent hiahcr than County with the highest median home price 1&J in the lx-l'n supplcmcntt'd these days b) brokers "'ho match namt' :i o;tr~t Jfter mr ··
the median California home price a year aao. state. S202. 760. The average JO.year monpar wtth a 20. '"'·estors w1th pott'nt.al hof!le buyers who ntt'd a down ( ompc1 1110n for homes -ts so fierct that C\IS101Mn
Just 28 percent of the state•s households could afford percent down payment on that house would require P3' ml.'nt. The ~ountt couple hve tn the houst and shart (Pl...e eee ULL-Sa .. /CS)
Dlscoverbldden desJgalngtalents
Who haso•t toured a model ed Jong and hard to achieve that
home complex and lonaed for the total dcsian. In order to reap the
ability to create the look. the feel. most from • .. shoppina.. tour.
the total ambience of those decor-school yourself to be objective
ative ideals for themselves? and study the surroundinp piece
Many pouess that ability. and by piece. Take note of the cle-
are simply unaware of ii. And ments that particularly appeal to
model homes-to·rich in color. you. Visualize. them icparately,
in texture -can be intimidalina and ilftlli.ne them cmbined with
10 the very people who recopize other elements. o&ber piu'es that
tbe flair of creative desip you've teen elleWheft.
Mta~es. Especiall' important is leam-Ttnt is not a hopeless situation ina to clistinaUisb Ndeemi~ = means. Rather than usina · qualities. .. Doi, ~ the
1 as a nalr to jl_ldle your entire -cksip theme if the
homes byJ you should leek in-predominant color or style of-
lpiration uom them. Model com-kndt you. A dote nam1nation
~are. essmtially. a sboppina may reveal alluri• items. The ~ of creative ideas. aniCd'ul fall of fabric. artfully When you visit model homes araped around a window. per-
be alcn 10 the JUbdeticl. l>Ktbc haps, or \be whimlical _oer-
overwbelmed bf the &otllity of' sonllity created by KUnt ~
desip. A profeslional team labor-Drvelop your ....... ~ lllcl a
you'rt learning the "tncks of the
trade."
Now that you have all of this
newl y gained knowled~, apply it.
Take it home v.ith you and use it.
If you can't afford to ttdccoratc
your rnidcn~ all at once. then 4o
n slowh" Room bv room. ~ same w"a) you disrov~ your
own taknt for desip. This way
world of ~tial is open to fOU. you can continue to brow the
As you become more practiced model homes at nnr.r com·
.tt the an of s:· ·na the munities for additional ctative elements or inaerior . • '!Y to ideas.
comprebtnd tbe over& objec-Of counc. after you ?ltoP
tive. It a P1nicular area around. you may md up with a diminutive~ or du\? Perhaps hundrtd a.nd oM dcrorat1na ideas
thlfs wby the delianer' briabt-~ and absolutrl\' no inldina of
cned it with mim>n. Doesa room what to do with ihmt. Don•t be
sttm forbiddinaly latte' That. afraid to consult a profeuional. It
may .bUbt ta10D why t'OUCbes doan·&-M\teaobet-1~i~. and
are to~ splastied. If you 1f s cenainl)' m<ft rost~Wutive
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W ASHlNOTON -Fewer Ameri· the drop came in moves the report said.
cana lft teekina new bomee in their within the aame coun~, which fell Kristin A. Han~n. an anal~st in the from JO. I million to 26. million. the current communities. but tht number st&ady showed,._ bureau's Population Division. ex-mocat:ft KrOH eoun~ and state plained that fallin~ interest rates
lines i11&1 I peat, a new Census repon At tht aame time moves to another reltastd a pe,,t·ur emand for new shows. county in the same state rote from 7. 9 homes in the 19 4-8S year. but in
The total number of moven slip-to 8.6 million while intentate moves 1985-86 the rate of movement slipped f;1 f'rom just over 4S million 1n remained at about 6. 9 million in each back.
9M-8S 'to about 42 million in of the years.. The figures arc the most r«ent
198s.a6. thc bureau said Tuesday. as Overall. 18.6 percent of Americans detaikd statistics on mobility avail-
people scakd blk from a bum of aat I and over relocated between able. If owe''t'r. data collected by the
MORTGAGE RATES
Figur• u of Thursday, July 14
FIXED ADJUSTABLE .... .,.... ........ LAc*-M ..... lnl,.I Down '°"''' Lock-In ... t ..... ..... ,,.. (~) (~) u. ..... ""'' (%) (~I) (% Loen AmericM Interstate S&L 10.125 10 2.000 118 0.000 00 0.000 0.000 000 IMlofAmerica 10.500 20 2.000 45 118 7.500 20 t.500 eo 2.250 500 =-:=::r 10.500 06 1.100 ., 111 7.750 05 2.000 eo 2.500 188 10.745 06 1.100 15 111 7.900 20 0.000 15 2.825 300 Conlnlntm S&L 10.375' 20 2.IOO 45 118 7.500 10 2.000 60 2.500 700
~,.._..16L .... 11 , ... • -1.000 20 1.500 41 2.a -Giii_... ,_..,., S&L 10.750 20 2.000 30 111 7.500 20 1.750 45 2.750 750
le.Mhome S&L 10.125 20 2.000 15 111 7.500 20 1.500 15 2.250 188 MolM F«llrll S&L 10.375 05 2.000 14' 111 7.625 16 2.000· 45 2.750 500 ttornllNH• Mortg11ge 11.000 25 2.000 30 IOO J .625 to 1.500 30 2.825 168 ==='OMl6L 1Ull ,. 1.-• -7.-10 1.500 41 2.790 . 1• Bank Mortg11ge 10.500 05 2.500 30 118 7.600 05 t 500 15 2:500 188 ~S&L 10.250 10 2.000 15 118 7.750 10 1500 15 2.500 300 NatloMI Bank 10.375 10 1.000 30 118 8.825 10 1.750 15 2.750 500 Mllliott Veley Bank 10.750 20 0.500 15 111 8.875 20 t.750 15 2.500 500
•1 ltll1M 9Mll of CL uao 20 u. • -t .125 20 2.500 00 UGO -PloneerS&L 10.250 10 2.000 30 111 7.750 10 1,500 30 2.250 118 Qualcer City S&L 10.750 10 2.000 .00 111 7.750 10 t.000 eo 2.500 300 "9pubtlc Federel Savings 10.500 05 1.000 75 111 7.375 10 2.000 75 2.760 188 9 & S Mortgage 10.250 10 1.500 45 111 7.875 10 2.000 45 2.825 166
l1HrltJFederel8'vtnee 10.GI 11 u. • -7.790 10 1.000 00 z.--TIUlt Savingt Bank 10.750 10 2.000 00 188 7.750 20 t 500 00 2.250 500 UNted Calif. Savings 10.875 20 2.000 20 500 7.260 10 2.000 45 2.750 500 U.S. Home Loan 11.000 10 1.500 23 250 7.875 20 2.500 45 2.250 168 v~ Federal S&L 10.825 10 1.500 30 111 J>.000 00 0.000 00 0.000 000.
INDEX SUMMARY
' ,, -..
departments of Commerce and Hout-
in1 and Urban ~~elopmeet indicate
that continued 1ow intemt rain
helped spur St(Oftl sales of both MW
and existina tfomes last year.
Mobili:kc':!: to all-timt' lows euty in this e, droooina to 16.6
prrcent in 1982-83: lianKn •id
manv peopk delayed moves becaute
of hagh interest rates, but relocaied
later whtn the raks came down.
Now that sursc is taperin1 ofT, she
\aid.
Mobilit} statistic~· wt'rr first re·
rnrdcd in I 948. when it was found
that 19.9 percent of Americans had
mow d in the previous year.
In the 1970s, Hansen explained.
rate' of moving declined becauK of
thl' drcline in tht' size of fam ilies.
P\'ople no longer needed to seek la,.er
homes to accommodate more people.
,h(' 'iaid .
Also. there was a slight increase in
home ownership in that period, and
owne!'1 are less likely.to relocate than
renters.
In the 1985-86 year, moving within
the sa me county fell from I 3.1
percent the year before to I 1.3
percent
.. Local reasons for moving arc
usuaHy-hou!ina-rdated or ehanstttn
life cycles·· she said. such as children
moving to their own homes, getting
married and so fonh.
BOOM •••
FromCl. · s11e from seven to 20 acres.
More than.200acrcs of this "town"
will be preserved for recreational use
and as natural open space.
Its proximity to Lake Elsinore and
Vail Lake funher the benefits of the
whole~me. relaxed environment of
California Oaks.
Kleln8Cbmidt named
controller at Lyon Co.
LarrJ ~ 36. of Launa NE~ has been appointed controlltr of the buildiftl division orne W L,_ Ce., one of tht
nation's leadin1 residential b'uildin1 and real estate investment firms.
with corporate headqU.rters in Newpon Beach.
Ourina 12 years prior to joinin1 The William Lyon Comj)lny in
March Kleinschmidt w...a\ employed as a chief financial offi~r or
controller for several ~ County buildina and development rompani~ _
A native of Colorado Sorinp, Colo., Kleinschmidt is a ceni~
public accountant with a bachelor of tcienc:e cSearee in buline11
administration from the University of Colorado.
He is also 1 member of the American Institute o(Cenifted Public
Accountants and the California Society of Ceni&ed Public Aceou•
tan ts. • • • -Gin 1¥)' MaMlt•••IE*ta division of CU. t.J ftt..WOnlft" -
has named Orts J. Vaa bl• to the position oflenior vice ~L
G len Ivy Financial Group is a Southern Califotnia baed ftrnf
specializing in the sales, marketina and operations of vacation
ownership (timeshare) resorts in Southern California. Utah and
Hawaii.
Van Ruiten has been involved in thc vacation ownersb~industry
since I 98 I and was formerly with n..Man 0..th•••t Netw-' ts
vice president -finance. He has aho operattd his awn company,
LelHre Coa1•ltaats, lae. until joinina Gltn Ivy Financial Group. He 11
a Certified Public Accountant and an honor aradua.te of the USC
School of Business. · • • • Tayler W...,..w Real Estate, a new division ofT11llr W .....
Hemes in charge of home listinas and resales. has chosen ,,....... M.
Krembl as sales manager/broker.
Krembas possesses an extensive back,,.ound in tal estate iales,
sales force manqt'ment and market rcsearch. Most rec;ently sht was
with Padflc MartM 18vnt111emtC.,,. where w not only was in charae
of all marketing. but also found. time to sell S30 million worth of real
estate. • • •
With intentions of surpassin1 its stron,est year: ever. 'be
RedMlrp A,ney l.K. has named Barban J. s ... .,. 11 account
executive. Tfit' appointJMnt follows a dramatic increase in business for ADJUST ABlE MORTGAGES
--fNa..--u.e . ..-......... 7.50 7.80 7.12
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
RATE AVERAGES
Conforming Non-conforming
To visit California Oaks. take
I ntt'rstate 15 to Antelope Road and
proceed north. Or from Interstate
215. take the .i\ntelope Road eitit
west. Then follow the signs to the
various <;ales offices within the com-
munity. • tht' ad'Veffisina and public relations firm, which nearly dOubled in the
last year alone.
In her new position, Stowen will oversee advenisina. media
placement. collateral development and special functions for her
accounts. Internally. she will work with the president and uecutive
11th District
Prime rate
3 month T .,bill
I month T -bill
1 'f'. tr~ry note a "'. treuury note 5 'f'. treasury note
9.00 9.00 9.00 8.51 6.57 8.50 8.71 8.75 6.63
7.52 7.52 7.53 8.27 8.21 8.28
8.5, 8.46 8.52
FIHd 15 year
30year
Adtl11t9*ls
6 monttt 1 year
10 287 10'666 10 490 10.914
7.538 7.776 7.713 7.753
DISCOVER •••
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clpal of LbHh B•llillt'-hi·
terlon, • full unltt dnlp firm
based la VIiia Park.
C.Ompare the Pacific Savings Bank Difference
No
8.50%~ • .\RM Home L.1H1 10 1500,ooO
• '' '1(,>f PR • \n \,.fdll\P o\mor111a•1<.n
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A subsidiary of Pacific Frrll Federal Saving.I Bank
17310 Redhlll Ave., Suite 100, Irvine, CA
Estimated APR-9.875•/. based upon 100K Loan Amt ~
Lifestyle. • . Lakestyl_~
staff. assisting in management decisions. ·
With more than 10 yean in tht' advt'nisina industry, Stowen
brings an imprnsivt' knowled1e in real estate marketint to the qenty,
which has a SP«ialty in J)('whome merchandisina. Preveously, Stowen.
he kt execut ive posit1onsat 8eW .U.erlilllll 6 PllMlc llelaU.. a.., I .
J. Stewar1 Anertitiq. hMk ......... i.e .. A " c Pnperdel r.e.
alHI M•rtln ~dvertl1l•1 • P111tlic Relata.1 be: • • • R,M. t1ll~~nnounc.cd.1bc_addition oU-
ncw consultant. and three stalT members to the firm's sales divisions.
The' arc PHI Tataaiu, consultant. Dute Mnana, sales repttKnta-
t1,·c: Do•& Ctrbo, sales representative and Cllrt1 Folpaua, sales
rcprc!.Cntative.
Talanian joins the firm with 22 ytarHitperience in sales marketing
and home rnnstructton. He.wilt be in charge of the firm's sales staff and
establishing long-range marketing plans .. "We're looking to double our
sale~ volume in 1988:· Talan1an said.
. . M usarra ha!> Qver I 5 y(arseitperience in commercial sates m Teus
and Californi a. ''I'm particularly impressed "".,ith the profmional
atmosphrrc of business in Orange Count y." he said. "Developer's
cxpt.><:tat1ons here arr very h1Jh."
Ci rho 1s look in& fo r particular growth in tht' rt's1dential landscape
ar('a . "[,en though R..M. Tulleners Landscape has been in business for
I r ~ear\ ... said< 'irbo. "I feel we've just begun to tap a huge market for
quahl\ resi dential landscape services." ·
Fillgmann has worked as a Landscape Architect for five years. "I
am c\c1tcd about working with a firm of R.M. Tullenen reputation."
~ud f-olgmann. "M} capacity at R.M. Tulleners Landscape ~ii.I be asa
lia1\(>0 between the customer and the company, prov1din1 the
homl·bu,·er with 10novative dt'Signs and complete installation from
start tu finish:· he said.
I GRAND OPENING I at
llun tin~ton lleacl1 l .... _F_w_JtL __ P_1_1_~_s_E_ ..... I _ JULY28, 1988 _
Auto1nated
mortgage
service
now offered
.\ nat1onw1dc automated mortgase
service developed by Weyerhaeuser
Mortege ~·o .. is now avai lablt' to
consumers.
.\t The L11kcs. \'Oll0 \'\~ a,f•JI four
h 'nnls court.-to ch; .. o .. c from. not 10
mention the pools and Sf'll"" und tlh:
I nclcK>r racc1 uct b11 II court. Of c:our .. l'.
Ju""t 1dtth1J( In the MHI clown hy th,·
IHkc or o n ~·our own terrac\.° or hul-
l"OO\' IM hard to hc 11t too. w·u h all of this h11 ppcnln~ o n t Ill·
outMhlcat The Lakes. you'd ex1k0l·11h,· tnh.·rlor""
to he !'tpccl11 I .... well. The~· 11rc. Ex pn:I to flnfl
OfK:ll l>•ll~· IO a .m . to 0 p.m .
f714) 000-1.A I\ t-:
from
ouk cuhl nctn·. mkrowu,·e~. tiled
cntrlc ... flrcpl~cc""· cm.:loscfl a,!uraf,(cs.
l 0crumh:· Ille kitchen cou•n1cr~ 1111d
u ho .. t of of her c11 .. t ln~ul!ithcd
1!111Cl1 ii I~.
Ycm 'll flml II ull hchlncl u ~4-hour
nurnncd f,(u11rd houKC In llunllnJ(ton
lkul·h'" premier loc111fon. Th£ Lakefit.
II cun •lo worul c r s for your l.lfcsh1k .
Lttkl·"'t yll·. .
The Homel..cnders. a di vision of
Wcyerhaeu~r Mortgage C'o.. has
developed an automated mortpgc
service that allows the borrower to
complete the t'ntirc loan application
proccn over the phone from the
comfort ;11nd convenience of their
homes seven days a week. Fast.
efficient loan processing cuts the
application ttme from two months to
just 30 days.
"For most borrowers. the monpac
proces5 1s difficult. time<0nsumin1
and frustratina." Dennis Rice. eit-
cc u ti vc vice president for
Weyerhaeuser Monpge Co .. said.
"With The Homelmdm, cus-
tomers can set fast, efficit'nt ro-
cessin1 and personal ttrvice 1 at
competitive rates."
The Homel..endm' application
process i! fully automated. eliminat· ins tht need for borrowers to fill out
complt'x and cumbenom appH·
cations. Application takes place over
the phont. .
Sm>nd. the personal loin coun1tl·
or. procnsor and underwriter wort 11
1 team in the aame office eliminatint
delays in loan revn and handliftl,
Third. The Homd.endm has OIHine
accns to local apprai1en, credit .,encin and other contacts critical to
the approval Pf'OCftS.
As a result. quaJlfted bonowen cu
call Tht Homelndm toll-fret ao obtain. i mnwdiate prdiminary ao.11
qualifation. approval wiU.111 10
clays and dotina W.dlin JO dlyl.
The lllM ,.,._.. ... CCMllllb
whoislllilnedao•IDDlialnt~
the initiaf adl. woiis wttla •• Individual aclt ti• dwy call ...S
provides wen~.-. ...... -theSCltUloftMlilla.
'Tl" tOlllMi'f twfor•llRUI number for 11w HOIMl.twclen ii ~--~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~'!!~~~-J-..!-~~-..._ ____ _
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Otange CoMt DAILY PtLOT/SuncMy .Nit ,1, 1MI
sales under Way at Buie 's Mirador Marlborough planning
prajectatDoveCanyon Siies t*;e bepn on....., al
111• N...... announced Jeffry
Sloddard. executive vi~ president of 1'I .... c.r,., builder of the unique
aatached homa. More than 150
persons who sia_ned tht priority list
will have the tint opportunity to
purchaK' OM of the 32 units available
1n PhaKOne.
Priced from the low SIOO,OOOs,
Mirador offen four noorplans rana·
ina from 8SO to 1.36 7 square feet.
They are tht first condominiums 10
be available within Rancho Niauel.
tht prestiaious 6()().acre mastcr-
planned community bcina developed
1n Lquna Niauel. Occupancy is
anticipated by the end of the year.
Marlboroqll Denl•t!lteJtU:.,, .• one oftht Wes1'5 ~home
builder\. has .annount ed' plans 10 build its newest community at
ma)ter-planned Den Cuy• an southtrn Oransc County.
Dove Canvon promises to be Orange County's prcmitt ml<kntial
de' dopmrnt. This new 874-acre gate-auarded community featutft a
pn,atl' countf'\ club. a Jack Nicklaus-des1aned Ii-hole championship
gulf cnurse and a clubhouse encompassina matt than 43.000 IQUll't
fC-l'l .\ sv.1m and tt'nnis club wall be available to residtnts and their
gul"Sh. a\ "'~II <h other recrrat1onal opponunities.
··oo, e Canyon will be a placr where homes. ~rcation. ~ndtcape
and "'ildhfe w11l 1ntegrate into a wonderfully harmonious communt-
t'. ·· Mlcbel Grene, director of markt'tina for Marlboroup, tald.
' Marlborouv.i has named ns new community 1'0 .. ,1 .. ae.
R 1dgepo1ntc will offer smgJc.family homes with three an four
tx-droom\ and 21: to three balh<> and up to 2.S(}6.squart feet ofinterior
arl·a 1n l\\O·SIOr. Ooor plans. ~1arlborouih ha-. namc.>d Stoffre,n-F•Uer to desaJll the homes.
11\iormu CollMlrt, ASID "111 decorate the model in tenors. Sales are
cxpectl·d to begin in ~o,ember. When complete.4 R1daepo1n1t will
fcaturr Ii() homes
"The~ plans offer homebuyen
some of the most unique desaans
available in attached housina." said
Stoddrd. ''We believe· that the dis-
tincti ve style 1 of the spacious
floorplans and sweeping view of the
canyons will create a large demand for
lllrador at llacbo lflaael, tbe muter-
plannecl commaalty'• ffnt attacbecl bou-
Ing. feature. four floor plane of one-a.nd
two-atory deel&n• up to 1.367 aquare feet.
Thl' pm ate ma'itt:r-planned communil\ of Dove Canyon will
olkr appro:t1.1rpau.'1~ 1.300 single-fam1I > homes (many w1th scenic
'll'v.SI and a 5 5-ac-rc commercial center
Mirador by a vanety ofhomebuyers." one-car garage. A special feature is a
· Mirador's Plan One 1s a n upper backyard spanning thcentire width of
level o ne-story. 8SO-square-foot the home.
home with two bedrooms or one Plan Three is a two-story home
bedroom and opuonal den. two full with an elegant master bedroom
blths. tiled entry. cozy woodbuming suite. den. loft bedroom with full
fireplace. and detached garage (for bath. and an expansion balcony that
most units). ---spans the-full width-ofthehome:--=fhil
The one-stor). 1.030-square-foot 1.337-squarc-foot plan 1s enhanced
Plan Two 1s spacious and sunny. It with large windows and vofume
provides two bcdroms. tw.o baths. a ceilings. 2 1/2 baths. a woodbumin1
woodburning fireplace and attached fireplace and attached one car g.ara1e.
Plan Four at M1 radur. a corner
townhomt: v.1 th I. \fl 7 ~quart: 11.•ct.
offers tht.' look and spa(t.' of a !>1ngle-
fam1h homt: '-'llh thrl·e bedroom~ or
two tXdrooms and a den and three
full baths A ma'>tn 'iu1tc and M"Cond-
ary bedroom with hath arc upst:ur!.:
do\vnsta1rs featurt''i 1nrludr a large
kitchen -;panou<, Ii' ini room '-'Ith
. woodburn1ng l1rqlLace. la rgt'
batk)ard and allalhl.'d tv.o-rar g.ar-
a2e.
\l11 Jdnr I\ .1 tlJ!nt \l'ntUfl' l'x·tv.el·n
1 lw Bull'< nrp .ind !'lit'vada Capital
Corp.
\lir,1Jor' '>J k' n Oill" and model
,11mpln arl· JI 2x:,t1 \'1a \larcu'
"h1d1 "t)fl C r11v.n \'alk' 1';1rlo."'a'
and Cirl'l'nril'ld nl·ar Ranl hCl 'liuiL
K11.id I 11r rn11rl· 1nt11rmat111n l all
-.1 1 -11flt1~ 11r 'l'>lt lhl· nvldl·I\ da1h
lr11111 '''am 111 'p m -
• • • < >n tx·half ufthl· mastc:r-planned comm unit~ of Per1ela BW1, 1'e
Baldwt. Co. honort•d Trab11eo Hills Hip Sc~I faduate J...u.r
Smitll v.11h a college scholarship 1n recogn111on o ht'r outstandinc
'l hula-.lll efforts and man' t·ontnbuuons
·1n JU't three 'ear\ Trabuco Hills H1&h ~hool har.CJtAbhsiPcd an
·11Ul \lJnJing \C'hola~llC reputation which Tne Baldwin Co. i5 ~ '°
hclp -.up~ort."' D8Vid CatllHelte, director of sal~s and martctri111 far,
thl' In tne-headquanered homebuilding firm that 1s dt'velopint the
P11r111la tl1ll'> communit~ served b~ this school · -r:
ANTELOPE RUN OFFERS ROOM TO GROW .•.
\cle ted h' the school's academ1l ·committee to rttt'1ve ~
BJkh\ln < u oiholarship. Smith plans to attt'nd LT I next s""'-
(.lUorll'f .\ resident of Trabuco (anyon. where shr hvrs .with her
p:!rl.'n h Bob ud Mary Smida. and her brother and sister. she has been
1n\l•hl·d in drama since the 'it'\enth gradt'. Dunng her stn1or year at
Ir Jhuw If ill\ High ~:hool \m1th add1t10nalh held a pan-time JOb as
a "Jllre\\
From Cl
spacious 2.882-square-foot residence
with up to five bedrooms. Priced
from approximately S 185.000, Ante-
lope Run offers a Ion& list of
' amenities rivaling many custom
homes. .
,1 The community is built by Pulte
n ome Corp., one of the nation's
largest for~salc homebuilders. Ante-
lope Run has become one of the most
popular resi~ential communities in
the TemeruJa Valley. The homes
include gleaming ceramic tile entry
SANMIGUEL
From Cl netry: fire(>laces with glass doors.
wood or tiu11t-in mantel and ceram1c-
tilc face and hearth: living areas with
dramatic vaulted ceilings: large fam-
ily rooms with sliding tempered glass
doors leading to the rear yard:
ceramic tale or wood par~uet entries:
~~~~
tures and recessed lighting.
Large kitchens are each appointed
with a dishwasher. storage pantry.
built-in gas oven and cooktop.
ceramic-tiled countyertyops. elegant
ivory-stained cabometry. and a fam-
ily-sized breakfast nook.
Luxunous ·master bedrooms fea-
ture acnrrous wardrobe space and
dressing areas. adJoined by master
baths Y.llh ivory-stained hardwood
cabinets. c ultured marble counter-
tops. double pullman lavatones and
large Roman tubs.
Automatic timed sprinkler systems
are pre-installed in front yards. each
of which will be pre-seeded with lf"SS
and planted.with two trees.
"At San Miguyel. we're able to offer
tremendous value for the price of
these· ho mes. commented Dunham.
"ResJdents here will also enJO)' the
benefit of laving w11hin a master-
planncd community that 1s soin~ to
have a lot to offer younJ. families. ·
Developed by Cahforn1a Oaks
Company. the communit> of Cali-
fornia Oaks 1s planned to include a
variety of residential neighborhoods.
40 acres of office and neighborhood
foyers. dramatic volume ceilinp.
numerous plant shelves1 decorative
window desians. oak banisters. raised
panel interior doors and brick wood-
burning fireplaces with an option for
a fireplace in most livin& rooms.
Presented in soothing Mediter-
ranean exteriors. the homes offer 12
d1stincti ve elevationsl decorated wi th
ceramic tile plus arcned round and
half-round windows. Antelope Run
buyers also get front yard land scaping
with automatic sprinklrr'i aod wood
,,,. f• 1,,,,,., ~ 'ti..41' ..__, •t'f•·'Ull\& I ft la ••t1
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c:San»Uguel
commercial fac1h11es. threl' elemen-
tar) schools. 60 acres of parkland a nd
a maJOr spons park. Thr commun1 t~
as expected to support approximate!)
.25.000 residents upon completion
around the year .:!000.
The Siles offi ce for San Miguel a1
Califo rnia Oaks 1s located at 39991
Cahc1a Court. Muneta. Cahf. To
reach the site. e.iwt east on .\ntelope
Road. proceed approx1matel~ one
and o ne-half mtlC'i. turn south on
Hancock Strt't'I and fo llow the signs.
For funher \31<."s info rmation. call
677-9827.
and/or tubular knting 1n thl· rear
~ard.
.\n1elope Run " 10<.ated 1n < <1li-
forn1a Oak\, nunh of lhl' Juncturl· nf
lntcr'>tatl' I 5E and 21 5 Tu rl':llh lhl·
full\ furn1\hl'd mockl homl''> and
...alr"soflict" from lnter-;tall' I~ e\lt ea<,1
on .\ntelopc Road and tullov. tht'
sign\ to .\ntclo!X' Run Tht 'ktks
office and model'> a re of)l·n da1 h from 10 a.m. until 6 pm I-or (unht>r
informauon. call 677-9613
• • • f hr n<111unalh relebrated arrhnectural firm of ffalet.laept•,
hl·ad4u,incred in ()range ha' \\on 1hr contract to dt"SllJ\ the homes of
Tiit' William L)'o• Co:s nrv. H!llsbor09p master-planned community
1n La ~1 1rJda
I-our rc'>1dent1:ll n,·1ghborhoods. fea1uri n1 a vanety of housm&
.,,, fl'' v.1 11 he built on tht· 150..acre s1 1e in fkach Boulevard Just north of
thl· lmpc:ri:il H igh"'a' and Rosecrans .\'enut'
\\hrn ,vmpleted. Hillsborough wi ll be a community of 831
hnmn. 1ndvding affordable attached homt's. modcratr-s1ud single-
fJmd~ 1.klal·hed huml's. large '>1ngk-fam1I) de~~ re11denct'S and
c:wruta.\l·-dass lu\un homes
GIBRALTAR UPDATE No. 4:
10·DAY APPROVALS.
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0 lFS, ANDS
OR A .S .TERISKS.
.It's o universal truth. Everybody wants to buy a home. But ncibody
wants to 1weot out a loon:
Thus, it's no surprise that of th~ thousond5 of peopje who cc:illed
our s~ggestion line, most mode the some heartfelt plea: speed the proceH .
Don't be like other f inancial institutions, they implored. Move quickly, and
without o lot of hedging around.
Done.
SELLER'S MARKET •••
In our ongoing pursuit to create the perfect home loon program,
we'll now promise to approve your loon in only 10 business days. Literally.
Unless something happens that's completely out of our control, you'll
hove a real, bankable answer, with no excuses, micros.copic type or 19gol
From Cl f~uently camp out •!' front of sa_les
offices at new developments. ~lttping
in motorhomes and cars. sometimes
for weeks. to be amon1 the first an
line when sales open. ~ )-Whon Pardee Construction f Q,_
recently opened Phase l of its San
Remo tract in San Diqo. 400 people
• were on the waiting list for 23 homes
priced at S 198.000 to $247,000.
The state's slow-arowth movement
only adds to the dw~ndlinft.supply of
homes. as the state s swe ana popu-
lation pushes alona demand.
' Many real estate brokers and
eco nomists warn that hard times for
first-time home buyers eventually
will brted trouble throuahout tht
state·s economy. as a ~neration
matures without the security of home
ownership.
"The only weakness in the market
is the entry level. and the entry level is
absolutely crucial to the market~
and to tfrrlonJ~e• 111 health' o
state of California~" said Joel ~inae.r.
chief economist 1or the Cahfomia
Association of Realton:
"I can't tell you how concerned ft •~ about this." he said. "h's a very
touah battle." ·
"You talk to any psycholotist and
bt'll tell you peoe'! . want f~.
clothina and shclttt. said Ira Onbin
of Encino, inromina ~t of the
National Associatien of ReaJton.
Like many in the industry. Oribin
believes the aovemment lhoukt
subsiditt housina.
Help is bein& considered. Sen. Alan
Cransaon. ().Calif.. is workint whh
Sen. Alfonlf D'Amato. R·N.Y .. on a
tSERVICESt
they',. Ml ltt ..
CLASSIFIED .....
national housing pohq that would.
among other prov1s1ons. allow
mo ney saved for a home down
paymt'nt to be tax deductible.
In the California lq1tlature. Sen.
Manan_Berieson lln . ..1ntrod.u_cr_d_ a
bill that would award lucrauve state
grants to c1t1es who§( plans encourage
the buildinit of affordable homes.
A stud) of 61 metropolitan areas by
the National AssocLat1on of Realtors
found four Cahfom1a locations
among tht' 10 most expensive areas
for hom( buying in the first .thrtt
months of 1988. ·
mumbo-jvmbo-.-
ln and of itself, that's a fairly historic move. But if you've been
reading our weekly updates, you're also aware that our loon officers are
now available to process your application or answer your questions, ~t
just Monday through Friday, but Saturdays and Sundays os well A policy -,,,. . Behind Honolulu and New York
came the northern Orange County
area of Santa Ana and Anaheim.
rankina third with a median home that's also completely unheard of.
price ors 183.380 for the first quarter.
followed by Sao Franmco with II -..1 ---• ~·11 orantee you s 178.800. Los AnJeln was eighth at They' come to your .,.ace, or ,.,_, you 1n ours. '' .... , gu
SI S9.900. San Dieao ninth wtth
$1 ~. -,._ _____ --funding i-n 21 days. Free appraisals in 7 days. And they'll let you apply for
The Rivt'rside-San Bernardino
arta1 considered affordable by Cali-....__
fom1a standards. was 11th with a free, because we've put o ban on traditional application ... s .
S9S.500 median first.quaner home
priRtaltors say housana prices have So thi1 weekend, while you're out looking for a house, give one of
ristn in all thost areas over the last
thrtt months.
"I don't know how anybody buys a
home" in Southtm California. said
f>tlly Buchanan. prnicknt of tht Board of Realton in Humboldt
County at the 5ta1t's nonhn'n edlr.
Her county has tht lownt median
home pri~ in the state. S73.SOO ... In
lhf ml of the 5tllt that's problbly
unheard of." she said.
Reid the cS.sslfled pa1es
and you will ftnd someone
· to handle your needs.
M2·5'71
our loan officen a call.
They'll give you an1wer1 so faat, the other 9uy1 won't even have
a chance to get off their ifs, ands IAlGIBRALTAR
and maybes. ~SAVINGS.
YOUR CHANCE TO CHANGE THIE WORLD OF BANKING:
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FROM SOUTH ORANGE
...... _ .. ___ ........ ,~=~!""!'!"'!~·~-=1111.. c...a ..... 1111 Cttw ....... c-... ... .... ... J.H! Celtl.... . ... ·~... • .. ;; Ill ' r 1 ,... .... • .. --. 1•110'1 .... ""' ,...... •• ·-•11011• _ * NiW 8N u-+. w WMalii( EA1r1101 ... 1. L•o•• 11li1XGao:.•concto. I yout»uyone1ittw~ YMltm-+WIY iiv "'8AfidiE iris= ·oPEN SAT1SuN·1.s au •-TwMome tnCM-ln conc1. llll.lll Ovplex. 211 w11nut CM io pl4io. pool. epa .... li · .... RDIYlllALR Two beeutfful indivtdual furn. 2 Iota. pier, pllg, 345CAMEOSHOAES'AD Mostdellr.-floorplenl doubleC11rpr109.PC>Ot.21fUeA1=tM1111o 28A-18TH, 18A-18TH °"::1'9:·~~-t
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-•114-24to* condos in megnillcent bch 2·1Br s, 1·2Br SU Spaclou148A2'~8A.lg liv· 38A.lemltyrm.oYer2IOO $141.IOO. prlnc. only. 2 carp, ..,..; ,.,,· 1259,500 by owner. ~~205~;f1175Mi1:!
1...,..,111 ·---~-H· •1tt seJttng. 190• p1.nor1mic •871·28M• Ing rm, lg paneled l~mify aq. It. New white carpet & brat!~ _!_51:!351 _ 9 000 aft tOt .,.., flC~ pl'incplt only, 145-1512 __ .. _. _____ _
--' .... gOlf course. canyon & -rm, P•'*-d & beam cell· drepn Specious meeter Ul1W -.Tl mu c81. Won't ...., Calf Lil Int. ... llil * * * * * * *
-We'll otv9YoU thedown,ln mount11n views toc1ted Cerna .. I llu 1112 1ng den. ModerlHd suite & .. ,ge yard. Luetlty ~ tired of fixing 2 orChud!Joneellt·\atl •lf11Tnll1UU
,_......., ... -.. view In exchg tor a share of own-on the renowned Sen v w ll.1tcnet1. 3 Hml-prvt 11ndsca~ prvt com-Bedroom 2 lull batM or ..._57'3 LAllll'fl amtc 1 be
\lllla aatboet Tiii• erahip Vou mu• the Vincente Goll Course, ******** .t>eachel.Extra lglotper-munltywlpool,epa&ten· leunory 'rm EHttlde NW t>eacft iaA pool. Penor JIAo;::;A Kl Y ~ unit Ml two mthly pymts & we share no , th o f R a ncho UllllT-• m1t1 home expansion I n11 courts. $459,000. Cell Coste .,_ ... iixlf Reidy ~. RV .cc .. 1 'eul·de· view. 0-:. . l'l:H''9~
roomy Mdroom Nt ... 1pprec Vou receive Bern1rdo in Sen Diego ....,,......... $125.000. 7CI0·1131 DIANA PROSSER for new owner ·a "9W uc:'S283KBkrM3·83J7 Rd.hou':4, 1~
MCf1 Wit" Pf'hlet• beth I t~t. tax benefits Must County Est1tes t'lr Customized Burlift9ame 6.C·6590 or 1CI0·5000 energy to finish Double 2 . ---r=~~s..e.~-r;Of ~t
t.alcony. Upgradfd hive clean credit. Agt Hours fro(Jl Newport on nearly '• acrel Ex· ... llPLll . ~ ..llfj.A.V car detached garage. llTIT-1 call PATRICK TENORE
==ng & ~'ft!:: 957·CI002Dys.Ev.Wknds Be1ch ·To1111y upgr10ed tens1ve1y remodel4td I 'Unique ·one-ot-a-lllnd" ~ .. / backy1rd ac>• & 2 p1tto ._...-J 38or,°t,eou•sa4!Ah 3B•A 721·120017eo-1102
C0¥1f"._-. T•l•lf •all&.. with many 1mel'ltllet. upgraded 2-sly 58rt38a, 38R 2BA & 18R 18A 0 I arees. S239.000. )br. 1''1M. fem rm, ~. I 01 om . , II a •yl.lght. fireplace I -• _....._ Mem bership 1n San tam rm, lab mstr suite P Jt ''t·.w "J '\'"'l"'fl' 1u·." 'I I 2, .... .,. 11-4· 50 In door B80. fem· rm, ...... ._ ,_....., ..,.... not ,_ _tt v c Cl b on one ot CdM's best lo· \ . \\ '--t.. .lL 1' ) c .. gar, · · co 1 custom .. --·s ... __ ..,ry. """' incente oul'llry u w1s1111ng rm. custom 81 S •IH•lOOO• C-t"'" 21 Intend p ..... ,.,._ nv pi · """"' .... t -·-m.,. cations. 530.000 Cell REALTORS"' ..,.., -·• -"' AC S44""""' ...,now o ........ -..· WanttoNWtttoueandsln included In pr1ce wi spa. French doors. 146·7434 rm.sp1. "'·"""· ~view unll tod•y? comml11ioni? 12 . yrs $180.000 Each Skyhghts Wetlec Sec: ""OE~T9HER7Y60AN"~OO -----• ---Agt 546-S605 Prine
1350.000· exp'd 1n rftlden1111. com-I system imported tile. .... ·1..2 or •JV il"\ llT,_llftl Info 1"4 --****** rL~f~,f·l KJNS =~·:~11=:~1r~i!.": •llO·lOOO• ~~~;~1r.B4:~~~a~:~1:ci ~Al.A.V .. / ~ ~ 5~~~~~R1~~~n~,: UN SIX 3 car oaraoe. 11tNUMIM
' 11·~ • -• ~ Call your 1re1 pro-entry & pool-st backyd KU'Trlla Cap .. Cod sty•-~111,,.. --Easts1de Co1t1 Me11. huge pool & sp1, MC. One of only 3 lg"°"'" tor ·
• n ~11'/\l\"i lnat0n11 GEOAG.E W. ~D This home is move-in per-'\r\\'l \.. "'l""fl' l'f \ "I I pau~ Goutme'7 kite,,:;; 1ncld frplc. wt b1r. mstr sys .• vaulted cemngs. sale on t'!4' Island. 4BR. llt:\LTOll~ CLARK-Bro«lf feet• $729.500 OPEN REALTORS~' wtnook. community poo1 Ba w/Roman spa. lrg 2 yrs new Stand1rd Pacific: 6' 1BA. 45 entertelnment
•145·3370* SAT & SUN 1-5pm. 1422 & more• S365.000. Cell .... ·.:.::.~' tried yd, 1tt ger Home, $453.000. rm. wtwet ber Slip two Keet Or call Holly, Agl for DIANA PROSSER •2251< cash. 645-4734 Call agent 261-8116 65 boats, 4 cir garage.
......... appt to see' 760·6006 644 6 .. 90 760 5000 ---Light & sunny. Vacant. * * * * * * * * .. llLI If.... . " or • 1rge Costa Meu f1miiV WllllllMl ly... O~ to delth in l1mlty, PALM OESERT---seil01 OollhouM So. ol PCH. RfAW home. 5BR. 3BA. l1mlly 18r . 2'1J8a. detlched home must be sotO Im·
Trade for Beach area 3Br •• llft.IX• 2BR. tBA. 2 car garage. ../ kitchen. 11rge yard. home. air. $259,900 1 med11tely1 Asking only
emodei.ct Mme with 38R-3BA & 2BR.-2aA~ • )'a1!L By •PRl lli.5..._000 J.2~ t~QOQ__Bob Koo bloclL tr.om Lake. tennis. 52.900.000
pool & spC a on park·hke car garage Spactou1. Catt Al 720-1072 . rwrw r rf7{1 E.xJ»_'t the best~ 631· 1266 Agl. clubs.pools. schools Up· JOHN CAREY. BKR
seumg all for details large rooms: $529,000 REALTORS.-'.~ -• -~craa~P~Od' 73t
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Judy Cieshkowsk1 640-5664 Broker* 11'111 TllUOI --•--'" ., "' ';
Lot>1ahd-W1ring Really . I -11a11 s.autitut Mesa Verd• Plan CHARMING Princeton r.mM"ll:llfl;f~ (619.>340-4641 ·•111-•DI• UY __.flnq .,........ 12 Rec>ubtic Home w•th TO 1...,.9991 • 4 B•droom Designer • "'' A 1 1 t Twnhom• 3Br 38a. lrp•~. REAL · ,.,..,,, ....... ·•IEW•·11••1n.* "' 1r1um.ex ensve cus om .. .... --. kitchen S683.000 3reet income potential. oak perquet floor. ap-.. ...,.. _, $225.000. Open Set 1·5. ........ lt07 1 Level. 38r . light & xlnt 1111 ll•l-11 S 1. 500 .000 Agen t proximately 2600 square :>ver 2600 t ll. 2 stry home t58 Stanford 854-9700
____ .,.. ____ , decor Agt. 760·6176. IPEI lllUY 1·1 *673·535•• reet and a bonus room. wt spa in prestigious ---*•DOVER SHORES•*
lift ·IT Tll llAll Open Sun 1-4 16 Jetty Agt 760· 1966 759-6600 Ct1t1 .... I 124 Huge Master bedroom South Coast P1111 eree. • ....... , J~U SBr-38..._tamo.f!EmlSOJri .r~, Model Pf!fect . highly up· 'i! Story 3BR 111.BA Home. suite with fireplace and $35 9.000 M1rg1e . Very Cle81'1. 195.uuv. Cell S•95.000. N un 1 • .,
LIDO ISLE 2 story, 3 bedroom. double
ftrepaace, new kitchen. Lovely living rm
0¥Wlook1 flowered patro on strada.
C8ll for llPPl S509,000
graded 2 8R 2 't 8A Appro• 1500 sf, oak JASMlll Ollll £'SIDE also ol'le in the f1m1ty 979·8280 or 540-7355 Bkr 640-566• 1839 Sanhego Or
twnhme on tec:luded lo· cabinets. huge mstr BR. 2 room Garage d"ve-TORELLI REALTY IHI llllY an l Cannerl7~1!~17g7e7 R .. lly c:a11on. yet w1th1p steps to. ftp gar sundeck re· Just redesigned by Rotly 3Br 181. l1rge R·2 lot. through for RV Vertical
the bay & beach Nearly 'Tlodeled & 211d story ad· Pulaski The loveliest Prin1cpa1s only' $225.000 and horizontal blinds -------• Ranch~8 ~~~A~~:Qutn's .UITIL ...
brand new w/an award· d1t1on in 12t8J $389.500 home in. lh•s special 'IEWPORT PACIFIC Reel throughout Close 1ny •lllllllll-•
CONDO, TWO-STORY. Fireplaces in
mater suit• & In large living room with wet bar. Community pool-spa. At-
tached garage S227,500
w;nnong design & 1100, Paradigm Reallv Ask for gated comm Lots of ten-Estate Contact Manny tome before Oct 1. l988. •Br 2"r8a in plan com· !•nest :.>Br. 2Ba condo. Owl'lertAgent. 1700 Sq Ft ' s co rts clubhouse 645 3683 t 2300 fl One floor 11ving at •ts 48R 2' 181. f1m11y rm. 2 plan M irrored walls. Sieve 646· 7220 650-3759 no u ·· · · $349.900 Ask for 0 1ck · mun• Y sq • Europeal'I kitchen. pvt pool & wide greenbelts *EASTS 1 0 E C M-645•0303 vaulted ceihngs 1n hv & best• Sharf & Whltl Ir pies. garden p1t10
patio. lg mstr suite. lrplc. BY O~NER Jasmine Call Barb 675·5511 Agt CONDO 28R.2BA. lrplc. din room. gourme1 kite. glove clean 189.900 $255.000 2632 V1s11 Def
2 car gar sec system Creek Ian 4 Sunny 3BR garage patio. comm. E&ITllll gunote spa 1n back y ard. IWHI Jll•llH Oro 673-1355 s279.9o0 · Cell Robin 2' 1BA 2575 sq It. gated 'IEW · 4 houses from pool S 150.000 646.8039 41 its belt ou .. 1 cul·de· community pool & tennis. lllT-ll -•NPT CREST CONOO-i
121-1444 Tench. 631 .1266 commul'l•ty new[y re· ocean w•th tan tast•c sac location Pnde of Owner flex $342 700. n5w BEST 190• OCEAN VIEW
modeled Must sell •m· v1ev.s Contemporary :1s1DE TRl:PLEX 1·2Br ownership •BR. 28A. Open House Sat/Sun 1·5 TllTLllHI Beaut 4.Br. fam rm $3351< Rf1M~11
' .... med•atety $445.000 Cape Cod Top Quahty d~tach house. 1·2Br & qu•el pa110. spa, lore ""9 · 3499 Wimbledon Way :>PEN SAT ·SUN 1.5 Turtle OwnrtA91. 645-2235
33 Ma1ns1i11 Ome. Corona JBA S950 000 644· 7302 t · tBr apt on lg lot, $295.000 Century 21 Agt. (2 t3) 849·2S07 1c Ct 1 d 1
del Mar 640-8857 asl\ for Marolyn, Agt S250K Bkr. 159-5080 lnl;lnd Pacll1c 650-1121 Cr~sl b~re~~~s. C~a:'e Ji' N WITll -
3Br 3· rBa S6•0.000 ?BR. R·2 lot w/dock
C a ll A my Fa r.r e l! $340.000 Cell ~on
552·4664 or Co1awell YOung-63Y:12M
Banker 552-2000
NEWPORT B·EACH OFFICE qANCHO SAN. JOAQUIN
CONDO JBR. 3BA · lof1.
RflM*R
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e•tra storage, sec sys . _ --1 on beaut golf course. BEACH HOUSE· 100 VOS
prone only $265.000 TO SAND Lovely 3BA
agent 720-9409 2BA. det M me. lg hv rm
Expect the best
Coldwell Banker
ReslcknHal Real Estate Se r.;tces
CORNER OF COAST HWY. AT AVOCADO
THE 1 COMPANY IN SO. CALIFORNIA IN SALES & LISTINGS
NEWPORT BEACH
PENINSULA '395,000
Charming 2 BR, 2 BA home m garden setting by
NHYC. Marble FP. dual windows, bay view are a
few of the amenities. 1/4 block to bav beach or
easy walk to ocean & shopping. ·
NEWPORT HEIGHTS •395,000
Breath·takin~ new spacious contemp. w/q uality
in every detail! 2 BR. den, 2 RA . forma l DR , lri.!
kit & MBR suite. Professiona l decor. Yard a live
w/color!
WESTCLIFF 1419.000
C ha rming :1 BR ;\lf'wport homt> with fa mily
room . oak parquet entry. 11..,f'd ·hricLfirt-plaC'e.
Professional landsC"ap ing & b rand 1w w r1111f.
Close to sch ools & shoppin g. C&ll tc><lay.
LIDO S59.5.000
Gorgeous. bayfrt 8th f10<1r pe nt h11u,.;t'. ~11 better
\ iew anvwhere in town'. Cnmpart> thi, excell1-nt
price wlot her ba~·ft prop!-. Owner will con"idn .
trade'.
OPEN HOUSES
SATURDAY 1-5
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S. MAR VIN
2722 SAN CARLOS
N.HUTTON
l!l 15 CUMBERLAND
$4 19.oOo B. TOWERS
1910 YACHT MARIA
$6'.l:"l.000 G. ANDERSON
31 H DRIFTWOOD RO.
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2722 SAN CARLOS ·1
N. HllTTON ti
1515 CTMBERLAND
84 HJ.00() H. TOWERS
NEWPORT BEACH
Blfr CANYON 1995,000
Massive wood heams & stone· fireplace give a
feeling (If wa rmth & mountain luxury. Custo m ,
quality :l BR overlooking 18th tee & fairway.
PE~INSULA POI NT S 1.149,000
Fantal"l ic harhor + nil!ht.~light views across
widest hay lex. Charming 2 -sty bayfront with '.l
BH + new kitchen. Waterfront patio ..,. ~lip fo r
40 " boat.
PESl'.'tSlfLA •J.150,000
Exceptional and quality-oceanfront home in
p ri\'a te area. l tpside down w/viewsfrom LR. DR.
master RH. Ha rdwood floors. new ca rpet, pa tio.
BALBOA ISLASD U ,200,000
He!'t li ttle island hayfro nt location. 4 BR or ~ BR
+ bachelor unit. Onshore mooring. Motivated
selln s. Hring o ffers. Possihle exchangf'.
wt lrpl don rm. very pvt lg
1 _ . It L 1 .... 1 fence yd. pvt comm pool -1••• IC• ... & rec area $265.000 II
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SPACIOUS N Laguna land •S incl . ad01t1on11
SBR '2BA ocean·v•ew. S82.000 631·3837
I ~~~ef51~Priood:~;.5S6~;r· llLOlllT OllTIM •
---1500'"!<flr6f1uiU~. LIJ•H liJ•tl 1152 4' 1BA. plus family rm
§v OWNElr 2br 2' >ba w1 lull wet bar formal d•n·
townhome Ollly 1 yr old. ong rm lap pool wl 5J)a.
. wt VIEW many upgrades. lully la~ds;lape~ ~hown and gourmet kitchen by itpp O Y S .3 5.000 ~ 197 000 249·2 t49 Days 818-889-3134 ~ Wtends 72t·085!>
l .... rt ltac~ IMt IELCHIT
llWfllf ••m• ELEGANT 2BR, original HCLISIYI USTlllt! mode1 r1ke new·
I :ha(.m•ng Custom Ranch 21 llLOlllT II. SI
style t900 s1I. 2Br 2Ba · IPll llT I Ill 1·1
bonus rm Lg LIA & llH,111
I F !Rm tr pie Pr1nc1pats only Sd25K See Open Stella Shirar 856-0627
House directory NEW· Grubb & Elhs R~Al TORS
POAT PACIFIC Real Es· 6U -6200
I 1a1e Contact Manny *******
645-3683 • Ill CUT• Yll.lll
, BAVFAONT DUPLEX 3Br Lg 28R 2BA w/Smlll Oen
2Ba upsta11s :.>Br 18A off master Pool. sp1 ,
down sandy beach out tennis 1n gated. 1re1!
trpnt S650.000 Cannery Won t last at $249.900
Village Riiy 673-3777 For appl. call PATRICK
•LG 2BR2''1BA•yr01d 2 TENORE 721-1200 or
sty custom 1ownhome 760-8702 A t
Sleps 10 beac" 2 car gar
wt!h e~tra parking
$375 000
Open House Sal/Sun 1.5
t 2'.l J3nd SI Cannery VII· Pondef'tng ttie'PurchlM of a
1agP Realty 673-3777 pet? Chf!Ck out clattifled
**OPEN SUNDAY 1.4**
805 VIA LIDO SOUD, UDO ISLE
t J' • •• .... • ,, ,, w n 1 .. 1,a~t! ,1 bov v1~w
4 k> j 8A 3:, i •O· ,1 $769,000
708 VIA UDO NORD, UDO ISLE -
p ..... I 1/•nn• l•;r111 r;" Oocl lo• lo19e votht
•,.,.. ... 1 • 1 rv.:(''u" •u(Ot•on Doc~ for large
LJDO s:;9~.ooo
.t---~·~~rfu.1-~¥ wnt larJ{!' t<1nd11 rn!J1plete ~· rt-
mod eled in off.white and mi?l1'1~!'>t 111w pa t i1t~.
fireplace a dream p lan '. Hnat !'>li p n\'fiil alilP
-,r, \\IP.\\-9-tttAeHT •A1t.
Bt:Lf'Ol'RT U ,375,000
Ha re secluded loca tio n. Maximizes privacy &
comfort. 4 RH~. dramatic high ceilings. 3 FP's.
pool, spa. h11ge garage + extra parking, air
c11nd it ion in~. /II • • I w••'!r r ".l ••()w ol bov A. moun•o•ns 4 B~
--~cw--:o1---1-c1>;--fr..,. 1,~~~-p0~rmo1
HARBOR RIDGE •595.000
Popular I st ory ·'.Jodelle ".floor plan consisting nf
3 BR 21 2 BA + FR. Views of ocean. ha v ·
Fashio n IRiand skyline'. fJool -pa rk adjacent t o
property.
SEA VIEW 1625,000
Appealing 2 story. 4 BR. :-\ RA. "Port Royal",
decorated in t raditinnal cnuntr\' st vle. ful·df>·
sac localion. 1/2 hlock from p<1oi. i;pa a nd tennis
CQUrts.
PENINSl'LA OfEASFROST 1695,000
Priced to sell. This custom ;{ RR. 2 BA is an
"upside down" home with quiet privacy with a
separate side & sunke n front pat i·os. Super b
ocean. bay. & Catalina '·iew.
BEACON BAY '695.000
Beautiful, con temporary Pulaski dt>signed home
with skylights, beamt>d C'eilinl(s. spa. Main home
has 1 BR. loft plu. 2 BR a pt.
DOVEi SHORES '749,000
Great Dover S ho res location~ Open multi-level
floorplan. Architecturally dt>signt"d fo r moxi·
mum back-bay and city liiht view.
llAllOl llME t789,000
. pabulomly uppacfed 4 BR. Skylight•, Koi pond,
J4 ft.-~ ocean views, beautiful ''Roger
Gardens" p.tiOI, decorator'11 hoJ7le.
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$6211.000 G. ANDERSON
225 SA!'HA AN A AVE.
$609,000 0 . ADA MS
$789.000
9 MONACO
P.HAHTLEY
318 DRIFTWOOD RD.
S895,000 .J. MA CMILLAN
tm; C \\ \'O\ . 83 ROYAL ST. GEORGE
.~ HH $995.000 E. OLSON
PR0'90:\TORY BA V 548 HARBOR ISLAND DR.
'i HH SJ.595.000 .J. AK~RMA N
COVER HOME
T he gated rnmmunity of Bayshores thelters
this impeC'C:able home with 60 feet on Newport
Bay and magnificent channel, pavilion, city
and mountain view1. The existing dock for 45
and 60 foot boats may be npanded.
Ht C'en t ly remodeled by its original ownen,
thi!'. marvelous home f ea tu res 4 bedrooms, 4 t/2
baths. a game room, a pristine kitchen with
finest accouterments, full air·conditionina
and ~ecuri ty sygtems and a retractable sky-
light in the two ~tory entry hall.
A true h ighlight of this fin~ property is th~
la rge bricked nutdoor livinc apace with a fully
equipped barbecue and dini111 area and a spa
and 40 foot ·pool overloo~ the bey.
U .600.000
PESISSL'LA BA yt'ROST Sl,395,000
EXCEPT IONAL VIEW on the ma in turninl'(
basin. EXrEPTIONAL HOME 4 BR & 4 BA.
hij!h reilinKs. e levato r. sauna + EXCEP-
TIONAL BOAT DOCK for lar1t:e yacht plus a
i-and~· beach with brick patio.
BA Yf'ROST · . 11 ,595,000
A havfront ha('ienda with a unique combination
of lc"1C'ation . design t value. 5 BR + guest
q uarteri;, den. DH + FR make thil' a truly
exciting home.
COLLINS ISLASD '2,650,000
Superb :J BR bayfront on prestigio us island.
Complete privacy with green lawns, trees + patio
a reas. 196 wate r fro ntage. Boating at doorstep.
Appt. to show!!
BA YSHORES 13,500,000
Bayfront-finest quality . 4 BR re modeled h.ome
with 60 ft. frontage. Pool, spa plus d ock for 2
large yachts . Exquisite bay views.
BAYSHO•ES ia, 750,000
Fabulous one-of-a -kind bayfront w/grauy lawn,
huge tree, oversized deck 3 slil)I, charming "Old
Newport'' on 1 1·2 bayshore Iota..
LIDO BAYFIONT H,I00,000
SPECTACULAR LOCATION 85" prime rron·
ta1e on tip of Lido. SPECTACULAR HOME. 4 BR~ 7 BA.., exquisite decor. SPEC1:ACULAR
Y A"'HT ,. ACILJTIES for a small Ootilla.
SPEOl'ACULAR·PRJCE ·pool included at no
e1tr1 charp.
O VER 100 OFFICES TO SERVE YOU IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
·'
$1 ,650,000
*•BY APPOINTMENT**
LIDO ISLE -f.<elle11~·'1er locot1on on v,o
f I• •I ·f•"' o~" ;.i 1h "''"" voe w of
1 •1 . i , "'I $ .,11s f eotures are 5 BR.
•I i•t. ! 1 l•" $795,000
EASTSIDE COSTA MESA -far1'uly Oroen
.,. l , ... ,, 4 BR iron• A. •ear pot•OS Well ~ept by
,• q • l ')N nM \ $219,000
LIDO ISLE -B"i'lJ' lul •O(OloOn OCJ1o•n1n9 o
,., • • , ! ~··"·rt,.• 3 BP & Quest aporlm!'"'·
4r "•'. Ir,, 60' 1>001 OHered 01
$1 ,750,000
BALBOA PENINSULA DUPLEX -Neor
P1Jv • • 'IV•1ll •o o<eo" siores & resrouront 3
&Ii' 2 BA 1"" .;poer -3 Bl! 2 BA, down
. $625,000 1 -
~100 PARk DI., IAYFIOMT -
~ · • Jnd.r q Jn • on 4th floor Proless10f'ol
I 1..-.,, fJ11 wl'\.tp 2 811 govrme1 ~1tchen, shp
'l;•J ~,., ,.,n parl 1ng $365,000
* .j, NEW USTING * *
VlllA IALIOA IA YFIONT -I •1 floor
1.1M w 1>0110 Qu1er \ode of b1.11k:l1~. 2 8R. 2 BA.
lom1ly r()()flt ofi k11chen, comm. PoCA/tf>O, wb
• 00·1 rio fo, 2 co'' Se'ur•tv OUo<d go!t . Wolla to
<:.(",.()~ $220,000
The Prudent•I
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33nv1aLtdO
Newpott a.aoh, CA 92963
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""Give Address at Guard Gate
HOMES FOR SILE
2 BEDROOM
123 33rd Street, Newport Beach
673-3777 $375.000 Sat/Sun 1-5
2592 Arbor. Bayshores
631-1400. (LH)$445,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
•22 Belcourt. Newport Beach
644-6200 $750,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
••t920 Gardenia. Jasmine Pk, CdM
644-9060 $385.000 Sunday 1-5
• T600 Kings Road. Cliffhaven
631 -1400 $559,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
216 Magnolia. Costa Mesa
646-7171 $279.000 Sat/Sun 12-5
•2322 .Margaret Dr. Newport Heights, NB
646-7171 ·s325.ooo· Satto--~tSun r-5
• ..., 15 Toulon. Harbor Ridge Estates. NB
673-9333 $750,000 Sunday 1-5
2 BR plus_ FAM RM o~ DEN
t49 Canyon Ridge, Turtlerock .
759-6600 $315,000 · ~·t/Sun .1-5
"'43 Montpellier. Harbor Ridge, NB
673-9333 $550.000 Sunday 1-5 * * t3425 Ocean Blvd. Corona def Mar
631-1400 $1 ,649,000 Sun/Mon 1-5
t7 Sea Island. Sea Island NB
644-6200 $633,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
3 IEDROOM
t 128 2511i St. Balboa Peninsula
548-564 7 $395.000 Sat/Sun 1-4
1912 Diana Lane. Westcliff. Newport Beach
650-5435 $365.000 Sat/Sun 12-4
600 E Oceanfront. Peninsula
759-6600 $269.000 Sunday 1-5
* t•2335 Irvine. Newport Beach
•1, 646-7171 $550.000 Sunday12-4
34300 Lantern Bay ::3. Lantern Bay NB
644-6200 $525,000 Sat/Sun 1-4
432 Onda. Bluffs. NB
673-9333 $349,000 Sunday 1-5
24286 Parkside Dr. Laguna Niguel
673-9333 $195.000 Sunday 12-5
4908 River Ave. (Lido San~s) N.B.
631-3837 $345,000 Sun 12-5
501 Riverside Ave. Newport Beach
645-3683 $425.000 Saturday 1-4
t311 Santa Ana Ave. Newport Heights. NB
631-7300 $550,000 Sunday 1-5
3121. Third Ave .. Corona def Mar
646-7220 $389,500 Sat/Sun 1-5
4 BR plus FAM RM or. DEN
345 Cameo Shores Rd. Cameo Shores. CdM
760-1136 $725.000 Sal/Sun 1-5
•20311 Carlsbad. Huntington Beach
962-1085 $352,000 Sunday 1-5
....-t 18 Cherry Hills1 819 Canyon. NB ·
759-1877 .$1 .1t19K Sal/Sun 1-4 30
t2209 Cliff Drive. Newport Heights
631-1400 $795.000 Sat/Sun 1-5
•8.95.2 CreKentDr . ttun!ington Beach
546-5605 $449.500 Sunday 1:30-5 30
t4501 Dorchester. Corona del Mar
631-1266 $575,000 Sunday 1-5
318 Driftwood Shorecliff. Npwt Bch
644-9060 $895.000 Sat/Sun 1-5
1412 Estelle Lane. Harbor Highlands. NB
631-7300 $425.000 Sat-Sun 1-5
510 Fullerton Newport Heights
631.-1400 $462.500 Sat/$yn 1-5
t....-1 Harbor Ridge, Harbor Ridge. N.B
673-9333 $825.000 Sunday 1-5
• 3707 lnlet-lsie. +iarbor View H1ils .
759-6600 $73'5 .000 Sat/Sun 1-5 r /
••·15 Inverness. Big Canyon
644-6200 $1 .295.000 Sunday 1-5
•2141 Iris Place. Costa Mesa
546-2313 $295.000 Sat/Sun 1-5
•2012 Port Bristol Cir . Newpon Beach
640-4829 $535.000 Sunday 1-5
1615 Port Charles Harbor View Homes
-531.14'00 S"575:000------sun-oay1-s-
t440 Rivera Terrace. Corona Highlands. NB
631-7300 $1 .195.000 Sunday 1-5
•t31 St. Tropez. Harbor Ridge Estates NB
760-1900 $689.000 Sat/Sun 2-5
• 1815 Tan,.oer. Costa Mesa
751-5000 $349.500 Sal/Sun 1-4
· * * •s.31 Via Lido Soud: Lido Isle · NB
760-1900 S 1.525,000 Sunday 12-4
•••815 Via lido Soud. Newport beach
675-6161 $1 .995.000 Sat-Sun 1·5
l09 Via Wa11ers. Lido lsie
63 1-1400 $745.000 SattSun 1-5
t 1000 Westwind Way. Dover Shores. NB
631-7300 $825.000 Sunday 1-5
...,..1910 Yacht Maria. Sea View. NB
644-9060 $625.000 Sat/Sun 1·5
5 BEDROOM
7 Monaco. Harbor Ridge
759-6600 $895.000 Sat 1Sun 1-5
1939 Port Bishop Pl, Harbor View Homes
6"44-6200 $665.000 Sat/Sun 1-5
•••216 Via lido Nord. Lido Isle NB
631-1400 $1 .450,000 SattSun 1-5
ThePNdenml '
m ...,m •>760,011&
ll'Vtt.;)l'ft(tio4 , '.....,--0 *"' _.,..,
/').
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.1ke new •8' pool pvl
•ln1 Wes1c1ttr loc p"nc
or 11 S4 1S 000 6~0 5 144
more• S665 000
GRIJ88 & ELLIS
3~4·8001 (024)
WITllFlllT
N 11t1 dock only $320 000
Ar-d 11n unbeltevable
P"Ce o! S 1 15111 for doc.k
space Ca11 675-551 1 Agl
5 BR. plus FAM RM or DEN
•2107 Aralia Street Eastbluff NB
·631 -lJOO $420.000 Sunday 1.5
31 45 Boston Place. Costa Mesa
546·2313 $259 900 Sat/Sun 1-4 30
t 1607 Castle C~>Ve . Spyglass FMge. N B
72 1-10 10 S 725.000 Sat/Sun 10-4
••• 10 Drakes Bay. Spyglass
759-6600 $729.000 Sunday 1-5
••• 1362 Galaxy Drive. Dover Shores. NB
63 1-7300 $845.000 Sat-Sun 1-5
• 1919 Glenwood Lane. B,ycrest. NB
631-7300 $549.000 Sat/Sun 1-5
1422 Keel Harbor View Hills
759-6600 $729,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
t•456 Linden St. North Laguna Beach
497-5639 $575000 Sat/Sun 1-5
t • • 14 Oakcrest Big Canyon
644-6200 S 1 290.000 Sat/Sun 1-5
t• * • * 1018 Polaris, Dover Shores. NB
673-9333 $875.000 LH ·' Sat/Sun 1-5
t 2112 Port Durness. Newport B·each
760-5000 $735 000 Sat!Sun 1-5
11P9 Santiago Or !Dover Shores} N B
673-3777 $495.000 Sun 1-5
6 BR plus FAM RM or DEN
'* • 1 Crestwood Drive. Harbor Ridge
-~70200-53:750 ooo SUriOay i:s
•8 Cypress Point B1~·Canyon
644-6200 S 1 695.000 Sunday 1 ·5
* * t 548 Harbor Island. Promonlory
644 -9060 S 1.595.000 Sunday 1-5
* • • 15 Muir Beach Circle Soyglass Hill NB
;"60· 1900 · $2.500 000 Sa1 'SUn 1-5
* •8 Twin Lakes Circle. Newport Beach
720· 1704 $839.000 Sat t-4'Sun· 1-5 -
TOWIHOMES
CONDOS FOR SALE
2 BEDROOM
38 Corsica Newpert North
759-6600 $269.000 Sal/Sun 1-5
* 1741 Tustin = 15-D. Costa Mesa
646-8039 S 150.000 Sunday 10-5
=>rtv11e upS1111s un11 Ult••
clean 3BA 11.e.t. open I beam cet11ngs. pool sp1,
• t 1-• we1gn1 rm Ottered 11 1 t 11 ... s1os ooo Re>C>er1 Mi1t1. 1158 588 s11e1i780 Rent ken 63 1· 1266 ·1 Ctr tJ'" SivO•O conoo
Set 9ro •,H ~ 11 w bar Iv
•rr .,.. ~.A.,. pr / beO ~p
Ores~ 'ft' tlil •OIS more• .
(,real 1erms' 754 1942
3 BEDROOM
t 246J 1u 1ne ~ 1 Back Bay
t1 ..l ' '.;00 S270 000 Sat/Sun 1-5
* 2634 Vista oe1 Oro Bluffs NB .
-::,9 -: i00 $259 000 Sa!!Sun 1-5
* 2634 Vista det Oro. Bluffs NB
·5c;,.c;, 100 S 16001mo Sat /Sun 1-5
•427 V•sta Flora. Bluffs. NB
~:,si.9100 $291 .500 s·at/Sun 1.5
•427 Vista Flora Blu ffs. NB
~$?-9 00 $16!>01mo Sat/Sun 1-5
3 BR plus FAM RM or DEi
S Rue Verte Big Canyon NB
t.3 · ·300 $650 000 Sat/Sun 1-5
DUPLEXES.
FOR SALE
* 3 BR ·plus 1 BR
? ! 5 1 1 lh Sl•eet Huntington Beach
964·61•1 S389 900 Sat/Sun 1-5.
!:>S-425 '. Narcissus Otde Corona Del Mar
76C-5000 $530.000 Sunday 1-5
; '3 Carnation Olde Corona Det Mar
-60-5000 $569 500 Sunday 1-5
COi.DOS ·
TO WI HOMES
FOR REIT
; '8-A Jasmine Corona def Mar
6 7 J. 53 54 S 1 500k/S2kl mo Sunday 1-5
APART.EITS
FOR REIT
'*• ...... The Granville Apts. Granville Dr. N.B
644 -0603 2-3 Bdrms Sat/Sun 12-4
3 BR plus FAM RML.llo!L-r _..,DEaaiN•----;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii'-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilil--liiiiii--iiiiiijiiiiiiiiiiiiiii!!!iiiiiWiii~~--liiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii-----.r --:.1
1515 C,y,;lhberland Lane. Newport 8"ch _; -'h_
644-900o $419.000 Sat/Sun 1Ss -
237 E 20th St. Costa Mesa
646-7171 $234.900 Sat/Sun 12-6
3069 Gibralter. Costa Mesa
546-2313 $239,900 Sunday 1-4
"'J O Jetty. Jasmine Creek. CdM
M3-9333 $425.000 Sunday 1-4
710 Kings Road. Newport Beach
631-7300 $659,000 Sunday 1-5
2121 Leeward Lane. Baycrnt. NB
759-6600 $449,000 Sunday 1-5
1833 Port Renwick, Harbor View, N.B.
6-40-1212 S-459,000 Sat-Sun 1-5
•t83 Royal St. George. Big Canyon NB
6-44-9060 $995.000 Sunday 1-5
2722 San Carlot. M ... def Mar. CM
6-4-4-9060 $273,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
• 11111001
t 1029 Bonnte Doone. Irvine Terrec:e
759-6600 se83.000 Sunday 1-5
• 1508 Oowr Or. (W•tcffff) N.8.
850·5144 $-415.000 Sat/Sun 12·5
t801 KiftQI Aolld. Newport Heightt ·
759-MOO SM5,000 SunctllJ 1·5 -1951 Port LoctlMIQt'I, Harbor View HOfMI 8"44~8200 M95,000 Sunday 1-5
ffOI lllWltd, COrOM HtgNandl
1-....00 Mtl.000 Satl8un 1·5
118 Topu .... boe ltlend. NI
151.eeoo .... soo· s.t1aun 1-s
1148 TrldeWlndl. ieycteet, NI 718 eeoo 14H.OOO Satllun 1-5
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213-14t-H07 1342.100 ht/Sun 1-5_
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very large. 2 bedrooms. family room
dining room. chef's kitchen. 3-car gar-
age Great income property or res1-
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value
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S82Slmo. 131·1268 TOWNHOUSE small pet A-.ou,C -, Virgine Swan. 750•9940 2Br/281 yrly StOOO/mo Isl/IHI NC dep wdburn trplc:, pvt P8llO. <*•'1· l11SO/mo Irvine llMlftWNCW...,.... or 759.1so1 673·537• or 759-9506 Ht!>•8·1911 Wtt7t·8283 sngl. gar, vert blinds. no
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modeled 6•0·5664 Bkr. E·SIOE 28R wl 'l•rd com· Set> guetl hOUM. Wide room. l1tge p1110. walk to 38r/2' •B• condo, belt IO· 826·11279 leave mess.ge &YIAMU 111wn--G:'.!!r 4ts-4•'1":'· Mery.
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pets 640"8290 NJCE 38R nm w/Fam rm .fl.1:;310~~ •• ;,~7 '1 CONDO Vlffe S.tboe. pro! THE BLUFFS CtrtH ••I •it 1122 £~'°! .. ~~~~.. IPllTmTI Clall... 2114 $1150 • -decoraled ' lurn. 2Br. 48A 3BA 2 St or $800 IS&·•019/days IHllMl 1,.11 Jiii
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50(I W WILSON Child & pet ok 760·11&2 52500/mo 9.6.0261 ' 2Br. 2' rBa. w/d $1100 673·9013 or 673·6175 nestled among tall tr ... 28R 28A. new erpt I drp1 .
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Newoort Beach condominium with
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decor. Very light a nd spac ious. Walk
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Cooper
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A111 1mmed Agt Kllll'I. 1ritout. guest qlrs $2•00 poc.• spa aic weterigas side PCH Frpl. OtW. Off'I, no pell S 1000/mo. Ho P•ll
6•5·223!> J Coombe Rll'I 6U -66t0 or 673-317• pa10 S7i 51mo 2•1·0651 gar patio No pets ~=:m = 6•6·384~ °' 780·1394 * lllTALI * ELUXE 3 Bdrm 2'~BA. S 16ooimo . SSOO MC 2Bdrm 1' .ea S79S * 1-...
2.5 Bdrm S900·I SOOO/mo. l&llM NW wio till-up nr snapping:-22 10 -z:;.e;;~~nt Dr 22SO V1ngu1rd 5•0·9626 Frig dllhwatner. 1tove
Mero. 39t 6•2· 7706 --2 car gar pool. lennos. BAY TIMBERS incl No pell S4S-41S5
Llfge 2 ator., Paler mo S1250tmo C.it198-t!>•7 lllEW ICOZY 28Rl18A. 18A lrple cable. pe>ol. .,_., •• Jll I'* twlMllM, 1va1lable September !>· -Beem ceiling gar. no p1110, g1r No pets 3" Frig dtltlwelher stove
2 ci r 9er ell emen1t1et. Mountain and city hghl1 SELL pets S975 mo 631·7200 w Bey St S8&5 &S0-6357 nci No pets 5•S:4ISS $1250/mo 213·•71-7929 VIEW 48 drm 11rge Days 0•6•5·16112 Eve * 1
BAVSHORES •Br. SB•. bas;kyaro a lovely family FURNISHED IBA tBA, II.Ill Tl ILL •UY I •lllYI*
pnvate beech gated tiome s29ooimo thro ugh c~ssified incl ut1t1lies t1undr'1 IJll lfrt EASTBLUFF Non-Smker1
i---1:JQ1-~ltlltDGE . -.nt,CJCIOLIDO ISLE·BAYFRONT -11,415,000
Largest m6de . serene private set· Larger lot a nd d ock. Great view from
ting. custo mized end unit next to s pac ious living room with bayfront
w ide greenbelt. Four BR. )1h BA. cus· patio for e ntertain ing. Three BR. 48A1
tom outdoor s pa. A must for a buyer plus fam ily ro o m . Terrific location.
.....commuot!y $_10001 5t)~NO-gerage. -2.SR-tttA 1!81lstdr I~ on~ tunning. ~
tease 642-8776 la-llTI pels smoke• 675-3383 Calion P11io. poOI, tnc:fry 2BA twnhse fir plen room. $72!>tmo low d•· Frplc Lg p1ho Pool No
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seeking quality . Ann Peters Barba ra Aune o r Carlyn Steiner
ON THE QOLF COURR UAI0,000
Bl& canyon with lake view. beautiful
custom home. Hl&h ceillnas. 5BR or
lBA elegant living room. formal din-Inc, his & hers study. Pool. spa. cen·
tral air. alarm system. Beverly
Morphy or Barbara Aune
llQ CANYON ... ,000
Monaco plan 3 BR. 21hBA. townhorM.
Laree master suite located on main
~vel. features private patio and spa.
Two story entry. Large formal living
•nd d ining rooms. Danny Bibb and
Stephanie Grody
CuaTOMIDD-IXPANMD 1111.000
Harbor View Homes. tradltk>nal SBR.
lBA. f•mlly home at Its best. Ex·
tensfve use of brick, class and rich
woods throuchout. Lush landscape.
Sari Hinman
l_,.Al.D UY 11,171.-
You can toss a ball from decks Into
t~ ocean surf from this home over·
looklnc Emer•ld Bay Beach. White
water views. open be•m cellinp.
h•rdwood floon. 48't, 4BA. plus pow·
· ~r room. R.od O.ley or Dave
H irschler
ONE OF A KIND 11.200.000
Five BR. h o m e One of Bl& Canyons
fin e s t o fferings . I 80' golf course,
m o un tain and city llchts view. Im-
p o rte d tile roo f. maids quarters. chil-
dre ns win g Master suite with slttlnc
area and balcony . Danny Bibb and
Li nd a Oeth
VILLA IALBOA t110,000
M int con d itio n c ondo minium. 2 mas-
te r s u ites. Nice ly decorated for youna
e xe c utives Walk to beach. Entoy 2
comm unity po ols. entert•lnment
areas. Sec u rity aates. ~everly
M orphy
A810LUTEL Y •AUTIFUL 1121.-
Two BR. 21/tBA. town."'M>me, model
perfect. Beautiful c.-pet aNd tlle
floors. Beveled m irrora, plllnt8tton
shutters. End unit, 8tt8Chld 2-c.
garage. Gloria Rot>ertton or C•otyn Lowe
NIWltORT NORTH ...... M~t soucht after front row loatlonl
Wonderful views of city Uchts and
mountains. Two BR. upper wnlt. Lfv•
Inc room w ith F.P .. uptr8ded. Ann ~ter1 · ·
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''lo.'i 111111111~ Ill ,,, .. , ... ,,,.., 410 ,,,, "•'"''
BAYSHORE.S. Exciting southwestern 2
bdrm remodel on large quie t corner lot.
Built around sunny patio, it has vaulted
ceilings, tile floors & fr. a oors. ~1-1400
............................................. S45Si080{LH)
DOVER SHORES. 5 bd~m fa mily home
on larRe corner lot with room for pool.
Step-up livi ng room fo r maximum views
of back bay & city lights. 631-1400 ..............................................................
BALBOA ISLAND. Pr Ide of ownership
duplex. Li1ht & aity. the vaulted ce if •
lnsed 3 bdrm upper Is perfect for owner
occuJMnt. l ower 2 bdtm is a super sum-
mer/winte r rental. 673·6900 ......... .
8A YSIDI COVES. 2 bdrm waterfront.
condo with den & available boat slip. ~igner decor with plant1tion·shuttert.
Bly views from almo\t every room.
631-1.00 ........................................... .
UDO ISLl. Chlrmlng 1 story, 4 bdrm
"upe Cod," be1med cellinl'· fr. doors
& hardwood floorJ with 'unn~ centr1I
p1tlo on e xtr1 wide lot. 631· 1400 ....................................................... ., ..
EWPORT BEACH OFFICE
206 W. COM T HIGHWAY
714-111·1•
LIDO VILLAGE atea bayfront condo on
7th floor of security bld1 with o utstand·
ing ocean views from every room.
Elegant decor with highlights of teak,
ebOny & etched glass. 631· 1400.UH•
HARBOR RIDOL Spectacular water &
city lights views. Customized 4 bdtm
estate home with famil y & formal dlnin1
rooms, den & me private pool. 631· 1400 ...................................................... .., ...
BALBOA ISLAND bayfront. Contem·
porary l story, 4 bdrm with den, f1mily &
form1I dining rooms. Apartment over l·
c~r garage· with 1 bdrm. office an&.=
view. 671-6900 .......................... ''·'
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LIDO 1901. South blyfront with dock
for tar1e bolt & 1m1ll private beach.
Immaculate 4 bdrm custom home with
lar9e entertaining roomJ open~ 10
bayside p11io. 631 ·1400 ............. ,,~
LINDA ISLI. hceptiwl remo4el with
fabulout quality. Contemporary J bdrm
with b1rroom, wine cellar I open pllety.
laytide pitio with oool ' tpl & dOck fof l Iara• bolts. '31-1400 ............... .
BALBOA ISLAND OFFICE
J 1S MAltl""ll AVE.
71...n.tlll
pos11 ~II. IM S 1175 640·03•1 . 149 E Bay
TSL MGMT '42· 1603 ....... nll LI
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come see the dlnerenee Newly eonetructed. cut·
completely remocMled: tom Oek eablnet1, new
Beautiful 2BR apts Pool 11011•. refrig, dllhwelher rK room. leundr'I room' All u1111 lncl. Pr1¥ate
Read'I !or 1nst1nt move· enlr'I B~ 1•'1 ., ... No
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S200 OfF MOVE·IN •lllTILlff * -au-.wn. 1eR 1uutttv1 quiet .,,.
530 W Wltton vironm.nt Pool NON·
TSL MGMT SMOKERS ONLY SOfrl . 722·9012 or .. 2·1603 No pell LM Ht .
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Receptionist ~eeds to weigh job attractions against salary .,.., ......
I have been a receptionist fora larat
corpontfon for over two ytan . I enjoy my work. have a variet~
tttpe>nsibilities, and am told often by
my manager that he is pleased with
the job that I do. My problem is that I
haven't had a pay inettalt in over a
year. When I ask my manqcr about a
raitt he a voids my questions. tells me
the company is temporarily frenina
waaes. or would I check beck with
him in a month or so. I don't want to
quit my job becau~ I like the peo~e
and I lake what I do, but my family
and friends think that I'm being taken
advantage of. What should I do'!
-In Doubt
Dear la Dffb&,
As a ··susoned" receptionist in a
tight labor market. yo u can command
Sp.if II.JU\ luir~\/it'<l "'l(l
ut1llP~l \tu<J<o I M'd}
bt'<Jr(J(ltll '""'"'~Al (I/
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a very compet11 ivc wage if you soufht
otheremph,>ymcnt. But it sound~ hke
the job duties and surroundings are
mort impo1unt to-yolJ\han the
money. Is the company experiencing
a temporary cash flow problem or are
the) just cheap? Did management tell
the employees that waaes would be
frozen and for how lonJ?"Once you get
some of your questions answered
then make a personal assessment of
what is imponan1 to you and make
your decision on that basis. If you
decide to leave be honest with vour
employer. State that you art seeking
more money in other employment.
He will respect that drc1sfon. Don't
a~tempt to get another offer and then
expect your current company to
counter offer. E"en if they do. you
have lost credibility and loyalty to the
C'Ompan) lr)ou break. make it ckan.
Dear Reoee, , I work · IC) opcr11or for a
argt.• O\pllal. There are r11ht or us 10
the dl'panmcnt dunn$ my sh1fi and
most of tht' convrr~11on ,, go5s1p or
famil~·r<.>latl'd prohlcm~. I don't
mind 1h1s sometime~. but 40 houri. a
IA l'Ck 1'i too much. How can I upgrade
our rnmmun1ca11on without apl)('ar·
1ng 'lnobhish?
-C D
DearC.O.
You an· in tht.· J'Scrfect ~tlln& to
bring in cli pping'> or JUSt discuss thl'
latl''>I ml·d1cal breakthroughs as the)
1Kc ur. In formation pr<X·cssing people
are ~cnwall~ analytical b) nature. so
an 1ntcn''>t1ng approach to these
hrl·akthr<tugh~ m1gllt be input from
REllEE
MICHAELS
,
~our gr(lup a~ to time and l'O'>t foctot'1
of thl'"-' ath1e,rmt·n1~. fkc·au'><' \Ou
don ·1 ha ~ l' an opponun1t' to II.no"'
"hat\ hapsx·n1ng t1u1'ldl· of tht.>
ho\p1tal during ~our "orkdn~ \.\h~
not mah· a gaml' ot c·urrl·nt l'vt:ntf'
Sugge't 1hat on a rota11 on ha'>•'>. l'aC'h pl'f\On hnng 1n Jn an1< k 11f 1nter(''it
and 'JX'nd HI 111 15 minutc'I l.11'<.U'I'>·
1ng t hl· tupll -\ 1hir'il tor kno"ledge
••• . Ill tlit• <k'panmt.·n1 head. Auach an
oylhrwd proQgi.a! for add1t1onal ro-
tn t' IO bt· paidb~ the p1c.-ce. ~ t e
h11ur orb~ a dl'.,1(1.natrd flat amount. I ha'c al"a'" "'anted to be 10 1ht'
ad' l'rm1ng departmcn1 ofa com pan~
.hul I d1dn·1 ha'e thC' e\J)('nenc('
\t·H·n month'> ago m~ rnmpan~ "'a"
1nq1h(·d 1n a ma""'l' ad,l'n1<,1ng
m:.11kr pruJl't 1 and I 'olunlet·red 10
hdp out aftt•r hour\. Bccau!>t' I ha' c·.
<srt1'"' tall'nl and good 1.H11tt·n !>k1lb I
ha' l' hl•t•n a'kt'd to g1' e ai.s1<,tanct'. on
m' 11v. n 11mr. frt:qut•ntl~ Hu"' do I
apprl>dlh l l't.C'I\ 1 ng com~n,ation for
1h" :idt.ll11onal 1A 11r~lt1ad. 1Ah1l'h I dl·arl~ ft" l' .•
Hr 'urt· to 1ncl u<k a rnunesy cop~ to I
'"ur m'o bosi. .,u that there are no
ml\l'd "gnal'>. If ~ou are refu!M."d th e
prupm:il rnn~tdl·r the fact that this
n~·m'Oll' "''" he an t.'Acclk n1 ad-d111on Ill 'our up-dated resu!TI<' anci
\h11uld OJ)l'n !>Omt• Pri.'\'IOU!>I~ close•
d1111r'
Dt>ar f..W ..
Prl·~·n1 .i n11n 1 rl'\Uml· ... ho"' 1ng 1he
l'\Pl'rtl"nl•: d •U hd\\' gatnl'll in the
'-t'\tn month "1n1t·rn,h1p progra m"
Rt'D<'t' Micluels is a So•tl
Califorai• employmHI •pttli.,
Job·rt>latt'd q•tt•IJoos slHHlld 'b'
drt'sst'd to llttr Jo ~•r~ of tM.,
Pi/01 . P.O. Box 1511. Cosi. '
92626.
MANAGEMENT ~ /~
JOIN OUR T;EAM
MANAGING C ARRIERS THE DAILY P11..0 T IS
LOOKING FOR ~'CP Ou A i.. ~,,. MGPS W ILL-
rNG TD VlORK ."HA-o:J WE O~R XlITT BASE
SALARY PLUS 0 ER $300 IN BONUSES
EVERY MONTH GENEROUS GAS ALLOW-
ANCE & OPPTY FOR ADVANCEMENT JOIN
OUR TEAM & BE E tGIBLE FOR FULL MEDI-
CAL COVERAGE CREDIT UNION. 401K
PL AN IF YOU VE GOT WHAT IT TAKES.
CALL BETH. 642--1321 EX T 205 OR SEND
RESUME TO DAI Y PILOT. 330 W BAY ST.
COST A MESA CA 92626
available in
W11tnti11tlr
Huntincton l11ch
Fo11t1i1 Y1ll1J
NO COLLECTING
NO SOLICITING
Deliver One Day a Week -
Must have dependable car
· and proof of lnsurence. .. 842-1444
Ask tor Joanne Craney
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time ..... he!Q. ldNI .,..
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apclelralQ, courteoua • ..,..lie. tnd ~to
IMtn a *Y eac:hint tM*-,,.... Some mctrona
knowledge helpful but
not naceuary. 'or
aerlous conlidefetlon in en eacellent CatMf 9PPIY
SPICIAL GAIAGI IAU IATI
ONLY .. /Hne;CALL M~n:
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In '*'°" between tOem ...... II to 3pm at
e&.avuna Hill Mall
eHunttnoton Center
e So Coaat Plaza
E O.E
-UUI HiliUllT
Unique SSS up fOf ag·
gr ess1ve. attlcul1te
producer with sharp
phone Skills & pro·
less1ona1 appearance.
part time poss Mr David
•5'4-1880•
llllnllY FIT PIT Salary open.
722· 7537
• Guaranteed salary &
commission
•Paid training
• Advan~t Oppty
• '1>C!Slflve"atmospl'lere
• No selhng
• No ctollng _
• 8 hour shths AM/PM
+
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P.W tral1l11 '*
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(4) S2SO. queen bed S85. 12Shp 110 MercrutMf. 88 J?S1s S sod loldtd ?S?091
elec; typewriter $30. ntle Top & covers Excel Sales· Ser~
stand SIS. 662-06S6 cond 646•3794 * Parts . Leasing
ANTO WHFr Prve'l Bdrm. HUTCHINSON 13' In· 131-3171
set & Ids w~tng d$1{. Incl. flatable. pedstal steer. 1500 Auto ••au Dr. dresser. mirror. nt. stnd. SSOttp Evninrude elect. IVl
S 175 gd cond 962-1839 -5LS2250obo.~li95 Santa Ana -
NEW Daybed Whit• & ---------55 Frwy at Edinger
Brass. wtmauresses & YAllTlllMlhlll Wtl 1 ••JS
trundle Complete S24S 37' Sc>ort fltMr. 50' motor •!r"511 -
'111141HH .........
HHODORI
ROBINS
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Auto. alt. pw. p Ioctl, ce.
(1KUA722) ...
*8'0·8733* yacht & manyottlefs from Service Hrs. Mon-Fri loaded. , 5.yr warr. alarm .
-•. -S225 per mo. Call VIC at 7:00 am to 10 pm CLEAN! S21K Invested
LIVING RM, bedroom. Marlin Yacht SharH ,. s16 goo 673-3800 Loaded! Pwr equip! Like kitchen & outdoor furn. 675-8285 c ·
E•cellent cond Best of--~ -& =To~yo=-u.,.--=-s-u""'P""'R_A.....,,8""'6.,....,., nu! s2 u 15 (2,EL126>
lers" Evenit1gS 960-9810 Sail..... T 14 s•e·llnw While wtgrey Interior.
NEW DAYBED. BOY'S 12 H. sliLIOXT kiti I' , I electric sunroof. white
Oak & brass 2 mattress. unsinkable. wt Dolly & B M wheels i. mt S l6.000 Of
JOHNSON & SON
L tn c o I n M 1· r 1 u , y
trundle. complete S265 cover. seoo. 673-6381 ~offer~ ~9-3249
840-8733 129 Edgewater Balboa VOLVO 264GL ·n . lthr,
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QUEEN StZE-MA TT RESS 1982 CATALINA 30· OF NEWPORT 8IACH stereo. elec wndws, runsl 1----1U1
! Ef 0 X . UTll £ D toacfe<f. gooa coner.:-at -siooo122:03 ff" v msg s
CADl.LAC BRANO NEW' S 155 Dana Point. $29.000 or w/rtn call
Call 8'6-4293 best offer * * 951-8987 1540 JAMBOREE ROAD VOL VO '73 Wagon-MINT
--------• CAL 2o Seagull Ol B. new Ea~~ ~~aW:rs I cond New paint (orange) · · F iu~ nu rblt trans amffm cus. bottornpaint,VH .......... 7am ·10pm.Mon-Frl Sh kns St350 631-7218 llUT Fii llTlllEJ TUa••• 11•nuy 'IT
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lllllTDllllll 111-1111 11114 ... Will ..... , ....... , port shp, S2250 OBO - ----PS
641-8200 vw-·19 CONVERTIBLE
BEAUTIFUL SELECTION
of late model. tow mlleege
Cadillacs In Or•nge
County! See us todayf
5-40-1100 Qnty one morning a weelt
for 5 hrs Must have car
$511-ir PLUS gas allow-
ance
L1m1ted opportunity to join Gen office w / P. Ille
national real estate mar-b kkPg. N e architect
kehng system with un-9am-2pm M-F 645-' 170
1tm1ted earnings tnfor-· -
mat1ona1 seminar July llm /llllSTAIT
20"th · For "reservations. ....n Mlllill
call Jack Ayres. Select Growing Pre>perry Mgmt
.. , ..... == Better Homes & Gardens Co hH immediate open.
751 ·5000 1ng tor Secreta.ry-Ass1s-.. ,., ....... ..,
llOIP.TIMIST --. --· )(Int telephone manner PllBRS Word proc /dtet. 5'1tlls
Needed tmmed•atefy No Call Paula 6'0·2722
exp we tra"' Start $8---s iohr Ella Day s20-'0'5 ll01n.11FO WIST --Nwpt Beh based ftrm took. Pll ~ TIAOlll ing for enthus11s1tc per-
Co-teachltlg w/3-yr-otds son. 50 wpm will train on
P T position epen CM computer great opport
area 5'6·32'4 lor grow1h 476-21 '6
lfH PlflTll RENTAL agent/Yard per.
Who can run hamadas son FI T for busy Costa
24 i-7557 Days Mesa rental st ore Apply 1930 Newport Bl C M
HI -E PlllTm Restaurant Newp1 Bch in-plant has l&-•'I F T opening tor press op--
era tor 1 yr up req'd AB Please apply 1n person
h h I 'f· d •SERVERS t roug c asst 1e Dick. 9850 sal $15.500 •HOST/HOSTESS
1ant Property Mgr Re-
spons1blll~s incl Type
6Swpm phones. Word
Processor up good or-
gan1zat1ona1 sktlls & de-
tail oriented 4 Day week
Salary to S 1600t mo.
(714)756-2505 WfJfldy
llOTY /lllllllPll-
Needed PIT for small.
energetic 1ntenor design
l11m A1rpor1 area Bright
sell-starter 9am-lpm 5
::lays 545.5753
INDUSTRIAL marketing
co has openit1g for ship-
ping clkt warehouse mgr
trainee Exp helpful Will
train Call 645-2939
from 9-4 lor 1ntervteW
$$$$$$$
lntl~t'1.Care . * TELEMARl<ETI~
aopt selling. base •
tnnuses no selling. PT.
noexp nee 8'8·8878
$271
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18 toot. OOOd condition
613-8321
Ital T9' W, OFF SHORE · Newport
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Ull .. Siii PACIF-tC SEACRAFT 25 • l'llllUlllTlll 1977. excellent cond
lnbOunf & outbound pos-Call Eventt1gl S 19.000 840-5363
•t•ons a va1tabte with Hl-1717 Iii,./. hcka/lter ... -Ryder S)'lems. Inc FT &
PT at Cost. Mesa fac11tty 7122
Hourly wa{I' Call Kathy 111.111 IUP
or Debbie. 64'·3045 Ml1ttJJ ..... 1 Up to 45' S500tmo. 207-A
nPllltf ... f /T--llml!"m~a'!"Tl!"'llL!"""'!"'LI_._, Edgewat• 873-0563
MCS Operator for "IC:hni-Furniture. beds. AntiQues .. -U--IUP----cal catatog work. West· 675 602 • minster area 898·6400 misc • 4 for 48' sailboat lmmed.
TVPiST Must have wflf FIRST TIME MOM needs Temp. or perm. 640-9181
Newport area Writer o1 playpen & porta-crlb. FOR rent 38' bOat 'slip
novel & poems No Jennifer 754-7685 NEWPORT BEACH
FLAKES 759-1 190 l~Llffllllllnl -111111 llM•
WIUDl/ln/• $250 GIRL'S 10.apeecl
MacGreoor Yachts. ;!3 1 brcycte~S. 989-8410
Ptaceri11a C M HANOMA hand ~
PERMANENT SAILBOAT
SLIP In front of JOltt
Stocum1 Restaurant.
Newport Beach 5'8· t 725
11£1 51 IS£I New ores. brakes. paint,
.... II STOCK stero c;;::2 :;;,1 cond 2600 Hatbor lltvd.
'17 BMW Comertl*s
] lO < hOCU~ frQlll
·as Jll .......... stt.295
Oolphon/8'0 18101111
'15 311 .......... $10,495
W h•l•/P•"" f8Xll 1 lt
ktventory of ovtr SO
nice, used lltWs
LOIC BEACH &BMW
3670 Cherry Ave.
long Beach
3 Blocu N. of ~ rwv
(114) 421-5414
COSTA MESA
rLEASE.TOOWN1
t or purchase at our low FLEET prices :
t NO DOWN PAYMENT
:
: Our 1n·hO~~~e~s~:~r~'!~es it easy
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tor you to lease a brand ~w Chevrolet car
or truck or a late model used vehicle (any
: make) ASK FOR
tt JOE CRAVERO tt JERRY TROST ! (ONLY) ! ......
: CHEVROLET :
t CALLS46-1200 t
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washed
out
Wet conditions
push back-linal
. round to Monday --
L YTHAM. England (AP)-Three
greens were flooded -and one
Hubert Grren was burned -by
steadv rains that washed out thir'<f-
rou nd pla) Saturda. in the I 17th
British Open golf champion-shi~.
The rare raanout. actually CllUSCd
by fl ooded greens at· the -Rayal
Lytham and St: Annes .Golf ·t'lub.
pushed back the third round until
todav and set up the first Monday
finish in tournament history.
'. The sponsoring R~yal and Ancient
Golf Oub-of St. ~ndre--ws first
announced a doubk round of 36
hoks for today.
"The substantial amount of water
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SUNDAY. JULY 17. 1988
Jorw-K .. 11 ......_. h1ptethlon merk et Olrnlplc Tr181L D2. occ productRomlnehltlplM ........................... .
Mehdizadeh trying
to grin and bear it
FV player admits frustration
about future college pla ~s
By ROGER CARI.SOI'\
Of Ille Deir ..........
LOS .\:-.;GELES -Reza Mehdazadl'h sits amidst a
group of fello" .\II -Stars and JUSt gnns and tnes to keep quiet.
That'<, hard to do "hen 'ou·re frustrated -and
Mehd1Ladeh '" indeed frumated. because although hl''s
certain he ran compete. as \\t'll as dominate. an the 37th
Shrine ..\II-Star Football Game an the Rose Bowl
Saturday .he kno" s his trail takes a different rou1r "hen
the game 1f o,·r r. .
.\t 6-foot-I . ~~fi pounds. he "as considered too small
for the maJor college 'ICOuts. and e' rn had someone taken
a chance on him. he missed tht> boat because he failed has
S~ T test.
.\n lran1an_iu birth. he dad not begin h1Hducat1on in
the t 'r11ted'States untif he "as I~ and even as he entered
Fountain Valin . his ma~te~ of the English language had
not progressed to tht• point "here ht' could l'as1I\
understand the linr points ofa college preparato~ course
.\s a result. hl· managed an o' erall grade point
a' er.agc-0.f JUM a httle over 2.1. and comb1nt>d "'ilh a lo"
S.\ T ~ore. 1t 1sn 't rnough. according to ~( ~A standards
So Mehd1Ladeh was gnnning Olnd tr) mg to keep his
cool on Thursda' "hen thr South team convtned here at
the .\I Mala1lah ·shnne Temple.
But after ackno"ledging that he would be play1n1at
no!>t" guard for the South. that he was stall on his way to
commun1t} rollegr pla' for two }ears and acceptina
congratulauons for a welf-doneetTort in the rece010ranae
( ount~ .\II-Star game. he admitted his 1mtat1on.
"It JUSt d~sn·t SCt'm fair." he said. "I was only 12
'ears old" hen I came here and althoupi I could get a Ion ... I cena1nl~ couldn't speak fluent Enghsh
"The~( ~~~ms to hand out d11Terent rules. I tried
m~ hardest during high school. but at was hard when I
wu.ldn 't undcrsiand "hat the~ "err sa~ ang ...
It's also thr basis for the tarn smile from his All-Star
coachd . Fontana's Dack Bru1ch and Thousand Oaks'
Ruben Richards
.. He ha'I \Omc1h1ng to prO\ l' an th as same:· said
RruKh. "ho 1s \\Cll·a\\are of the age-old bug in t~me
-hn~e .\II-Stars almo'St al" a~ s ha' e tnelrfOur-year
colkgc futu re lined up and oftl"n the gaml" 1s ~n art1st1c ktQO\\n_• . , : . . • .
··~oml' ol lhl·iti ltaH· nothing to gain and a,ot to lose
lpndl').'' ~1d Bru1ch ofthl· natural!~ tough Mehdizadeh.
Rcui·s dad. ~an~ur. "as a two-ume world
l0hamp1on an frel'St~le "resthng tn 1961 and· '65. amona
othl·r endea,ors. and was Iran's national coach in the
14~\ World Champ1onsll1ix "hen 1t fin1she¢steond.
(Pleue eee MEKDIZADEB/1>2)
gE!~~~1:~~~~1;}il~~7i·i Angels' streak comes to scree_ching halt
~~-..qILll!~llllIK..rQOY.Jj)~ll..J~C~ldl[!re~u·L--e~~~~;r.;~~~~~r.:;~ time·· to accommodate the early-even-ame s r ng
morning starting time necessar) ror a ended as Detroi·t -doubte round. the R and A said. .
The third round now 1s scheduled -t -1 Q } -i -
to begin toda\ at 3:"15 a.m. PDT with powers 0 -W n
lh last !hreesomc star,ti.ng. at 7~5 -~
a.m. Mond a} ·s llmt>S will be an-
nounced later.
None of the leaders had started and
none' of the early starters had finished
their rounds Saturday when play was
abandoned due to floods on the
itreens at holes Nos. 9. 10 and 11.
The Royal ifnd Ancient announced
that all pan.al scores were wiped out.
.\II scores will n·,en to 36-hok
totals. And LhaLburncd Green.
Green. .:a I. the I Q77 l :.s. Open
wanner and the I Q85 PGA champion.
birdied fi,c of thl' ~vcn holes he
pla}ed before the \\:.tsh~out. He was
e\'e n par for the tournament at that
point. onl) five shots off the lead.
.\II those b1rd1cs are lost. however.
and his score goes back to his second·
round total. 147. 5-ovcr-par and JO
behind leadl·r Nick Pncc.
"That's golf:' s.tid Green. "The)
ha\ c to do what they have to do:·
Some other .\mericans who lost
fast starts were Core} Pavin. 3-under-
par for seven holes: Paul Azmger. 3-
under for s1~ holes. and Tom Watson.
2-unda for four holes.
.\11-;tar Low. chairman of the
championship committee of the R
and .\. said the del·1sion to wipe out
Saturda' ·s scores was prompted by
the necrssit~ to changc pin positions
on the flooded greens.
"Pin positions will be chanied. at
least on nine. and an that condition we
had no alternative but to cancel the
scores from toda)':· Low said.
It "a" the correct decision. Pnce.
the tournament leader. said. .
By RICHARD DUNN .,.., .... c.. ........ ._.
For the An~els. It was seventh
heaven whi le ll lasted. but like all
good things. 11 had to end sometime.
The ~ngels· longest winn ing streak
of the season came to an abrupt halt at
seven after a 10-1 thrashing by the
CA·troit Tigers on a warm. mugay
Saturda' afternoon at .\nahei m
Stadt.ttni.
Before a cro"d of 30.08~ and a
regional tcle\'ISIOn audience. the
.\ngcls ran into a hot pitcher -6-6
rrght·han~r JctT Robinson.
For the Tigers. it also marked the
('nd of a streak as their three-game
ta1lspin.~as stop~d. It also helped
Detroit regain a two-game edge over
.the surg,ing !'le" York_ Ya~k~~ in th~
.\ L East after having lost two games of
the lead tn the pre\'lous two nights.
Right-hander Willie Fraser. the
.\ngcls starter. was shelled in the fifth
mnang and .\ngels lost for the first
ume since Jul~ 5.
"It would haw been nice to keep
the streak gbmg. hut e'erybo<h"s
going to lose their games:· said Fraser
( 6-9). who was I 0-10 as a rookie last
St'ason. ··11 just happened to be my
da' to lose:
t hr long ball hun Fraser again. He
allowed l"O homers in the fifth
annmg. a three-run blast to Matt
~okcs and a two-run shot by Gan
Pettis. It ga ve Detroit a 5-1 lead. ail
thl' Tigers would need.
The .chedale ·
HOME
TOCSay-Oetroil, 1:05 o.m.
July 1.-roronto. 7:35 o.m
July 19-Toronro, 7:35 o.m.
Juty ~Toronto, 7:35 o.m.
July 21-ldle
July 22-Cteveland, US o.m.
-;Mv D-<tevetend. 7:05 ~.m.
• All gamn on KMPC (710).
runs an t"o anmngs ...
Fraser ga'e up fi,e earned runs tn
thl' fifth inning. He was rocke~" for fi, c runs an the third 1001ng on Jul~ 2
at Tiger Stadium
"Fraser pttchM a good· gamt' for ·
four 1nn1ngs:~ said Angels ~anaaer C'ooki~ Ro1as. ··With Fraser. it seems
like CH'~ time. it's one big inning. It
C\plodes bl-fore ~ou snap your
fingers.··
Fallo" ang san~lcs b~ Luis Salazar
and Da'e Bergman. Nokes ripped a
~-0 pitch into the -\ngels" bullpen in
nght. Ra' Kn ight. "hose defensive
pro"CSS at first t>ase an the seventh
killl·d an .\ngels rail~. smgled to lefi
beforl· Pettas homcn'd deep· into the
'\lands over thl' left crnter-ficld wall.
"Nokt>s' ball "ould'"e earned out
an' where:· Fra'it'r said. "Pettis' too. I
don't have an~ e'cuses. I JUSt didn't •
pitch \\ell.
Then he added: "But it would be a
little hard to accept If I were in
Hubert"s posi ti on.
"It's going to he hard fo r the guys
wh o did get otTto prett~ good starts to
go out and pull the trigger tomorrow
and to play the same holes again.··
"Detroit has been pretty tough on
me:· said Fraser. 1-4 lifetime against
thl' Tigers. "One time when I faced
them (on .\pril 27 in Detroit) I walked
scn·rranctgot a:wt rrout-of~ ~
timt out against them I gave up six
"I ~~lo~of pitches up that I was getting uts 1th. Pettis was havi ng a
tough t m; ith the fork ball toda).
but the l: he hit out was up an the
stnk~ e. Gary has hurt us all ~ear.
(Pleue eee A!fG&L8' /DS)
Johnny Ray of tbe Anaela leape oftr a
eliding Pat Sheridan of detrolt to complete
II#&-. ......
a doable play dartac eecoad-••••al fl6
Satantay•e &ame at Aubdm 8tacll ...
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II' -·· ,. Dodgers-Cubs
postponed
Low said the R and A originally
opted for the first double-round
wind-up since 196 1 rather than
extend the format by a full day
because ··Monday seemed to be very
m----'IUHOL.Ll!:'ra~c:..!.ti'-.;v~c_-~more especially as in
regards to hole anotraviliccommo-
dattons. ··
CHIC .\GO l .\Pl -The C-h1~0
Rams tie
Dallas in L08AlllU.W~-~Jftjll'P~4~.!.-~~.-~~~~--:::--~--. ·scrimmage
The weather forecast for today calls
for drizzle in the morning. with
clea ring in the af\ernoon.
Price. a native of South Africa who
now lives in the United States ..
remained tbe leader with a 36-hole
·~otal of 137. 'S-under-f'ar.
:rhafs one ahead of Seve
Ballc5teros of Spain. twice a wi nner of
.Jhis tit le.
Defending champion Nick Faldo
of England and American Craia
Stadler followed at 140. American
And\' Bean was at 141.
Wtte
tied ~-~ 1n the ninth innmg Saturday
when rain forct.'d postponement of
their ~at1onal League game at
Wnglc~ Field. forcing 1t to be rt·
pla)cd in its rnt1ret~ as part of a
doutilchrader toda'
T 1m Belcher" 111 p11ch agamst Jeff
Pico in toda~ ·s opener. with Chi-
cago·~ ~I :'\1pper facing Bnan Holton
tn the Sl'cond game ,
The .chedale
AWAY
Tooev-CnitffQ (2), 10 1.m •
July 1.-sr. Loui,, S:35 o.m.
July 19-Sr. Loui,, S:lS o.m •
Jurv 20-SI. LOUii . 10-.35 1.m
Julv 21-Pittsbur9'1. US o m •
JulY 12-ftl~9'1. ':35 om •
Julv n-Pltt$bur9'1. •:05 o.m •
• On TV. Cl'lennel 1 I. Masters champion Sandy Lyle of
-Scotland was tied ·with Americans
Fred Couples and Bob Tway at 142.
Ciak.aft~•-llafael Pa1alero dl"9 .... to ftnt llue OD
plck-.-tllnnr to Dodlen ftnt ....... Tracy Wood8oa.
The Dodgcrs t1cd the game. 2-~. m
the !11\th after Mike Marshall and
John Shclti~ stngkd and Jeff Hamil-
ton sacnlict.>d the runners to SC'Cond
and third. chasing Cubs starter Jamie
\ 1o\t·r Trac~ Woodson grtttC'd re-_
he' er Les Lancaster "1th a sacrifi~
11~.
• Al 1*M1 on Ko\K {7'0l
Adjusting to retirement tollghest time for football player
BJ HAL BOCK ,,.,....._
The rookies rtpon today. the veterans on
Thursday and by next w-«kcnd the PittsbutP.a
Steeltn trainina camp will bt oozina wnh
football Dia~ For the firM time in I ( yan,
Donnie Shell won•t bt ont ofttwm.
mapdot towns tn bttWttn. the NFL returns.
-On every practice field, COIChes with
clipboards check wind sprints in one corntr and
ovcnized individuals attack bloc:kina sleds and
tacklina dummies in another. Playbooks are dislribu~ and diFskd. The wbok football
• practice opnation snaps qudly into ~.
And ~. each )Ur some playm must
Gary fencik and Walter Payion woa•t bt adjust to tht culture shock of not doi111 what
in Plaueville, Wis.. with the Chicaeo lean. they havealwaysdont. not bft•• ~Of'lbat
Don't look for Dan Fouts at the SU Dao sttnt. They tttH'f anchuddraly. July beeomcs
Cha,.m camp or Ray Ouy in the Loe Aneefn footbelrs touabat time, a time to •n doint
Raidm' facility at Olnanl. somtthil'I ~~with tJw rat oltt.etr lfvn.
They are ~ the bmcr ~ten Shdl wmt to traini• camp with the who for the fina time an maybe two ftnd Stttlm for 14 swnmcn. &M ._ oae 11.a ht ~are noc tmilll lady for a loadld--. aetn• llf'Olll ..tfty ~Ill eo ...-._-..
The Kric at tllc 5eftlm camp ia ~ the lastooea tbc .... 1ddnsi¥ecasuiD wida
Pa. is a familiar ritual tbat ii rouai~ .......-50 carttr intnrccpCioes. mou than uy man CiCit July_ia toWM like Suwuec. GI.,*" tbt wbo ever Dla,ed die "9itioe.
AtlDll Fllcoa pitch cam~ and Su MamJI. . This July 11 t11t 5-len' ~ trainias
Texas. wha IM*t the HoustOft Oilen. camp in Latn* IPl'.illll to Hit Doane SMll ii
From La Croue. Wile .• wbm dw New _ stwl'S•thomeinColOmbia.~.C.HeiLat~ OibM Saints are ptberiftl. to c:uti*, Pa.~ JS. f'fUred.
C\'Cr) goal I had set. I've done" hat I wantrd to ~hat ifs hlte and how profoundly tt will affect
do. Now ifs ove-r. ~our ltfe until vou·re into It.
"You miss 1t. though . i\fter do1na that for "f ootbail 1s a pla~r·s lift from earty •·
23 years from h1Jh school to C'Ollett to the pros. It 's a part of them. To bt with6ut 1t c:an leave
and then sudden\~ )ou'rr not doint it. you miss them adnft emotionally. The ones who do
it. Thtte's no question about that. • better are tho9t who antlC'lpatt mirtment and Most of all Shtll said. he tboupt ~would Ian " II ..._... f · • miss the camradnic. the relationships with P ior tt ~ aa"".u 0 time. •
men who had been almost like brothen to him. Shell talh into that c:atelO')'.
"You·re li\ ina t•ther." he satd "You'rt "Sutt. I took at my Super Bowl rinp
winn1na tottthcr and losina t0ttther. You somt t1mc-s and thttt arr pat ~ .. ht
establish fttlinp for each other. You kan on said. "But I can't 'do iftymoft than 1 did in
ont anothtf and )'OU pull for one another." football. I'm satisfied. rm a realist. I planned
Eric Mar,rnau. ex«utivt director ofNtw when I'd bt ,rtti• qut. We bew a couplt of
York'' Ctnlft for Sporu Pt)'dM>loly and ~urs btfore I dMt it TMt IMHI it ea*r."
consuhant for a numbn of prohsional spons Tht planni-na 1nduckd 1C>i11f back IO
hnchitn. undm&ands •hat Shdl is ll)'iftl. school for his Mutm depft in pidanct and
"('mainly retimMnt is a bC ~&a11rnmt ooun~hns. He has laueW his own '*9ine11
and shock for the MKUSSAd athlt'lt,' he said. in Columbia. cdtd Soom Counldi"I Savitt
"It's a little hard to detcribt. MOA ofttwm don't to PfO''lck help for othtr athtttn.
know how bis an adjustment it wdl be until Mafltftlu thinb lftOf'f ud..JnOft athletes
tbe\.'f'f U\to 1&... • • •\_ lf'f appn>ec'htftl reUl'etMftt lhf. WIY ... 4id.
· .. In tomt v.ayi. it's oomplrabk to bavtna a v.-uh a nt't-<arur pmt p&an. That rtd..ces the wbrrt tllt W•i---~-Jft(l8ft . IO "In my cut. I qs kind of uaiqw. .. SbeQ
r---4lll..-1-&, ... llcit1AL...:11S..,,,-...L...llmd btlt...Md..L......_M •icl "'f l*ft'd io--lofta nd I accomptiftd child. Nobod) can tell ''OU abaidoftime what ttns1on that the opmina of tra1ni• camps thf 'Slitn and main •In bt. ¥oa can't "'kn-o•--,m-tJhl ot~lf'lrillr'r.
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THOl 'S.\~D O.\KS (.:\P)-Free
agent corneroo k Curtis Baham ~
turned an antt•rcept1on 10 1 yards fora
1ouchdo" n to help the Dallas Cow-tio~ 'I w a tie agamst the Los Anedes
Ram 1n a scnmmage between
rool 1es of the two Nfl. teams l\aturda~ at the Cowboys· traini•
camp
Each team '\Cored three touch-
Jo" mm the contest on the c:ampusof
California Lutheran Univenit)',
"h1ch 1.·ond udC'd after each team bid
iour c1t1ens1' t.' pos~Slons of 12 p&ays
fir more
t-lr<it-\ear m:c1ver Ev~t Gay
caught a 1 "-~ard scorin& pass from
t>...e' an wttne~ on the Cowboys'
or-.'ntng possesion. and teCOnd-)'alr
fullhack Gerald White added a 1-ymd
touchdo" n run for the Cowboys.
In add1t1on to Babam's iaeer-
cepuon. the Dallas~ r"elilleled
turnovers with an 1nteniepeeon~
linebacker Ben Hummel and a
hne fumbk rttovel)· by safety
Owens.
Keith Jonts. who led tbc llalftl ~ith .. 1 ,ardson 12 carrics....S•
a 2-yanf run for the fi,. ~ A..-
touchdown. RobM DeloilM>....-..a
I-yard 5e0nna run. and Eric J1t 111 ~vcred John Francis' ....... IM
end WM for the final ICCft ~ .._
Rams.
Los """In qU61..... .... MiUt11 rompleRd 9 ol 1 J re··., l 86 ''&Rb., wtuk Jon &.Illy ..
ltahlS with tbrft recepeiw II
yards.
"1 t~\ today .......
praaicc." Cowboyl COlda T:: Landry aid. ··we had a kit on.Ill
• lot Of·~· .. Ii•• .. ~..., hard lO saftllc <Alt ~ Tbt 1111111
thin& wt'U br Ible to do ii lac* •
lilifls"iliCJ ttt ' ''
Flap~over
San Prancl.co'a
landmark homer
8alllftll retaiD8 pole po9idOD
TORONTO -Danny Sullivu ran II into a mechanical problem Saturday but
held onto the pole polition for today's
Toronto Molson-Indy race as a 11rona
efTort by Mario Andtttti fell just shon.
SuOivan's Friday qualifyina lap or 106.314 mph, I ,.,.. ne Aueda._. Press trad' record that gave him the provisional DOie, was
good eno ugh to cam the I 98S Indianapolis '°°winner
SAN FRANCISCO -Finl there WIS • hjs th ird straight {>Ole and fourth or the 1ason.
a .controveny O\'er who caught the San Thcsin&lepo1nthceamedforwinrunathepolealt0
Francisco Giants' 10.000th horM run. moved Sullivan into a tie with Penske Racina
Now there's a flap ovc:r who hit it, Ernest teammate Rick Mears for the CART-PPG Indy-car
Riles or Will Clark. series lead with S6 ~piece.
...
Heptathlon,
100 meters
marks fall
Joyner-Kersee. Ori Joyner
shatter records at Olympic Trials
·The Giants hailed Riles' homer durins a 21-2 rout Andretti. who fi nishcd the second and final
of the St. LouisCardinalson July 9 as the landmark shot European-style qualifying session of the Wttkend INDIANAPOLJS (AP) -Heotathlete Jeckie Joy.
that made the team the first in the National Leaaue to sitting in the pits while his crew furiously worked to ner-Kerseet the pa1elt woman llhlete in die wwtcl. and
hit 10.000 homen in franchise history. n.:pair a brokr n throttle li nkage. jumped past Al Unser her sister-1n-law, sprinter Floreacie 'Grifllth Joyner,
The ball and Riles' bat went to the Hall of Fame. Jr. 10 1ake the outsidl' spot on the front row. shancrcd world tnd and field records with fnthtnina
Now, thoup, the Tribune of Oakland says it has His fast lap of the 30-minule session was IOS.723, case Saturday in the U.S. Olympic Trials.
conducted "exhaustive research" and found that Clark u good Jump from hi'i Fnday speed of IOS.089. Joyner-Kenee, 26, smubed her world record in the
actuallybitlhehistorichomerlOdaysearlierinthefifth Theran~w111wvl'rl03 1apsandl83milesoverthe heptathlon with 7,21S_pointa, S7 more than lbe
inninJ of a 7·2 victory over Atlanta. mcuil through lh(· ( 'anadian National Exhibition accumulated at the U.S. Olympic Festival at HOUltOn in
The discrepancy arose because of a diffe~n~ over ttroumh and out 11nt11 La~cshore Boulevard. 1986.
authoritative sourus. · Griffith Joyner. 28, ran her leCOnd·round •tin the
The Tribune checked "The Baseball Enc~clo-F ll Alli tecl women's 100.meter dash in 10.49 teeonch, eruina the pedia.'' generally reprdcd a st he game's most definitive U 90D recovery upec mark of I 0.16 tet by Evelyn Ashford of the Unhed·S1atet
statistical account and officially sanctioned by the in 1984. majorleagucs. BI RMl:O-.< iFt ..\~t. .\la. -Doctors • There were two other sensational performances on
/
Through 1987, the book indicates. the Giants had ha'l' 1old Bohb' ..\111-,on·'I fam1l) the stock the second day of the eiabt-day Trials at steamy Indiana
9.942 home runs.. leavin.g them S8 homers short of car dm a 1;houid rCl'O' er I 00 percent from University Track and Field Stadium, but neither will be
10.000. Clark hit the Giants' S8th homer of 1988 on inJum·s sutli:rcd 1n a June 19 wre<"k. his eligi ble for record consideration because they were wind·
June 29 against Atlanta. brother-in-law !klll1. aided.
ButthcGiantsdidn'ttrust the encyclopedia. which In fact. ~:11d l>unn1l' Johnson, the SO-year-old Carl Lewis. winner offour aold medals in the 1984
has other mistakes in it. so they hired the EJias Sports .\ll1son migh1 ~·out of the hospital and back in a race Olvmpics. won the 100.meter dash in 9. 78 ICCOnds, the
Burea.!!.-whkb -.t.ompile:s ofJiciaJ National League tar bl:fon· IQllg, . . fastest in histoq~ bu~nd of S.2 ~second-~ statisucs. Elias came up with a different figu re from the ··it "ouldn·1 '>urrn'l' ml' 1fhe sat down in one this over the allowable limit of 2]) ~ wiltnepte the mark. Al'' st I
encyclopedia. but the Giants wouldn't reveal how tha1 H'Jr. I'm not ~' 1n11-111 compete. bu t maybe to practice Overall. the first seven finishers in tbeeiaht~man 100
figure was reached. 1Jr ~1art a raL'C and th c:n park 11." Johnson said. final cracked the 10-second mark. barrier. makina it the Jackie Jorner-IEenee ~pe 22-11.,,. ID
tbe toai. jUap portion of tbe heptatbloa
competition at the Olympic Trtala. ... ..There is no 100 percent pure source." said Giants ..\llio;on "a" \l'riuusl~ injured tn a crash on the1irst fastest race in history.
spokesman Dave Aust. "Elias did a lot of research. We lap ol thl' Miller~()() N ..\S( ·-\R at the Pocono raceway. And Willie Banks. the world record-holder in Ille
went through all this and sat down. myself and Elias -Hl· rl·ma1n-; ho,p1t:Jl11ed in guarded condition in triple j ump. became the first performer to surpass S9 fttt.
who I believe has the final say in any baseball statistic ..\lknlO'-' n. Pa .. whal"" he 1~ lx'1n~ treated for a broken doing It twice -bul both jumps were wind-aided. She still has two 100 races to go today -the
semi fi nals and lbc tina -plus the 200 next week. And as far as I'm con~med and the National League is kg. brO~l·n nb,. a broken houlder and a cerebral Thl' wind. which played such a bis partin eradicating con~rned. the Giants had 9.936 home runs pnor to this rnm·u.,,wn. thl' dTorts of Lewis and Banks for the record books. was a Joy ner-Kersce had mixed feelings about breaking her
record. season." • . "He 11; <;till hurt had But 1he doctor tells us there Is controversial part of Griffith Joyner's mark.
Using 1ho5e numbers. Riles· homer. the 641h of the no \\;t~ we should l'XJ1Cl'1 an~ thing but 100 percent Some observers thought the race was wind-aided. Shl' "as delightrd with her performance. but
disappointed that her brother. Al. the-1984 Olympic
champion in the tnple Jump. failed to make the team. season by the Giants and his first with th e team. would n·tm ('I'\· The~ JU't dnn't !..nu" "hen." said Joh~. bct:ausc the wind gauge al the triple jump. which was
have been the 10.000th. "ho manages Robb~ .\lll~on Racing. tic1ng held at the same time. showed a rcadinaalK>ve 2.0
The New York Yankees earlierthts season became Johnson ~:ud .\lli,on\ "ite has decided to leave meters per second.
the first team in baseball to hit 10.000 home runs. an him in Penns~ lvan1a until he can come home to But track officials said the wind was a crosswind and
After her tough. two-day. scrvcn~vent competition.
Joyner-Kersee was getting ice applied to her weary lets
when the public address announcer named the three
qualifiers in the triple j ump. achievement that So far no Qne has disputed. Hun town . .\la dl·termined that the race was legal. ·
Meanwhile. the Giants tried to end the controvem (iriffith Joyner. the 1984 Olympic gold medalist and
. ~er ~uredit ~Riles' homer. . O'.Mar.a..nip ram in two mile the 198 7 silver medalist in the World Championships, . Jam Hockridge. the fan who picked up t e aft« ---.-:1~~~=~=-~~=<=--+-w..1., lime in O:t>O ~rrctnn -Saturdav·s fifft-roun
Whrn her brother's name was not announced, she
med for a few mlilules.
it. bo~nced.off.the ~PJ?Cr deck facing'':' right field.and f rank O'Mara, ihe lmhman wbo • hl·at'>. illu was a1drd by a wind of 3.2 metirs per second.
dtdn t realize Its significance. immediate!} sold it to acc1ckntalh dt·nll'd Sebastian Coe's Olym-.\fler her astonishing performance· in the second th f: J h S I h ffi d h. S30 A • round. she was shocked at her time. ano er an. o n pag~o o. w oo .ere 1m ~ an,.. a pie hoix·i. carlrl·r 1h1' \\CCk. pro' 1ded a .. 1 can't beli"v" 11 _ 10.49 ... she said. "It didn't feel fake sob story about a sick brother in the hospnal. naSt\ ,hock fur another leading Brit1~h ......
..It huns to Stt my brother not making the team."She
said ... We're famil). It hurts a lot ."
Joyner-Kerscc started the day 222 points ahead of the
rernrd sh<.' set two years ago. Aftcrthe opening two events,
the long jump and thr javelin throw. she.still was 212
ahl'ad. _ Tbe-Gianu. who-~d..Spagnol~.undisdoJielL nHddlc-di~w . cunncr.....stu~ Cram.. at the IAAF lrh• IOA9. bul I've never run that fast."
·amoun t for the ball. said Spagnolo will oprn a future Kodak ( la"ll I r:id and Firld meet Saturda) in In lowering Ashford's record by .27 of a S«ond. she
game with an opening toss and hi s name will (iJll'\hl·ad. rngl:i nd Ju\t fo!Jr da~' after unwmingl ) ~·ttcred th<.· women's 100-meter mark by the biagest
accompany theballto theHallofFame-. lJU'lng(·nt·akgtn turv h~tnppinghimdunngaracem margin \inn~ 1968. when automatic timina was in-
In 1hr final 800 meters. she needed to run only
2:24.95 to hreak the record. She did it easily. finishins in
1:20.64 to become the first to surpass 7.200 points. Dubl1n. 1lw "urlu indoor lOOO m<.·ters champion tro<luCl'd.
Quote of the day
narn•"'' ~at C ran111,ert"om1le\w1th a timeofe1ght ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
minull'';. I., 7X \l·eonJ, In a thrilling fini!>h. the-
ln<,hman hdd uffan 1n\p1reLI hurst from the world mile
rcn,rd holtkr "ho ma<.k up at kast I 0 meters on
()'\bra o' l'r thl· lin:il 2C)() ml'tcr-, bl'forr jUSt losjn$ out
h' onl·-hundrl·uth ut a \l'rnnd . . Baltimore Orioles
\tanJ(!.l'r Frank Robinson under"ent successful back
Ledell ~cllles. the lln1 vers11\ of New
Orleans forward who was the second cho1cr of Was~ington 1n the NBA draft. geurng mixed up
on ha s geograph} as he opened a Bullets press
JQ..~~ b:t..Sa)'iQ&:...."_Ib.c.statc_oLWasrungton
IS a mce place ... ··
llcCallt.ter tla PGA mark
Blame MCC.Ui1ur, a seven-year pro l!I seeking his first PGA victory. followed his
second-round 62 w11h a 63 Saturda' to
match a Tour sconng mark and take a (our-.
stroke lead after three rounds of the Hardee·s Goll
Classic in \oal Valley. Ill. McCalJi.ster. who shot his 62
in. 100-degree temperatures Fnday. had an l"aglc and
fi ve b1rd1es in cloud}. cookr conditions for his 7-undc:r
63. McCalh ster's 6l-63 -I 2S total for the m1ddk two
rounds matc-hed the hest consec utive two-round total
in PG..\ Tour h1sto~. equaling Roe Strttll'11otal in the
la'lt l'-'O rounds of the 1978 Texas Open. He finished
three rounds at 17-under-par 193 -two strokes better
than the 1 5-under-par total Keaay KDOll won with last
year at the 6.606-\ard Oakwood Countn Club - and
had lhe best score for lhe second straight day . . Jn
Dan' er>. Mass .. Colltta Walker lost her entire five-
stroke lead on the fi rst l'lght holes. but gained four in the
final three to fini sh the third round of the LPGA Boston
Fi vr ClassK four \hOt'i ahead of Jaa Steplansoa.
Walker and Stl"phenson were tied through 15 holes al
nine undrr par before Walkt'r surged and Stephe-nson
sagged on thl' \team~ Tara Frmcroft golf cour'iC
Walker. who led afkr each of the first two rounds.
b1rd1cd lhe 16th and 18th hole<> wh1k Stcphr nson.
'itrugghng with her dn ves. bogl"\'ed the 17th and 18th. ~the latter a 485-~ ard par-5 on wh ich c;he hi t a bun~cr and
m1s'it'd a 10-fool putt for a birdie In the ~n1urs n ent
in Jcrl'm~ Ranch. l tah. Bea Smitb c;hot a 5-undcr-par
67 to 1akc a four-'ihot ll'ad after t'-'O ro und'> of 1he
Sho"du\.\ n Classic
Tulane namea Clark coach
~E\A. O RLEA~"I -fulanl· l'n1\cr-
s1t' ha' named Pern Clark-to re'1'e the
mrn'<, ha'il<fffiall program I at rop·
ped dunng a prnnt 'having c;candal thn•t•
year.-, ago
Clark. \£>. 'kl 1d ~at urda \-hr hac; a fi' l'·' car rnnt ract
and l'\Pl'Cl<, to huild a ne" program that the \Chool and
thl"" co mmun1t' can he proud of ..
.. The r hallenge· 1., hard. hut a lot of prople confu~
a chalkngl· "'1th hard work." Clark ..aid. "I want to
build a goo<l_program . not JUSI a good team II will be
ba\l.·l! on hard v.ork and academic intcgnt) ...
< lark. "'ho ha' tx·en the a~'><X'tate hrad bac;kelball
coach at < 1l""org1a T n ·h for the past two year\. was
sclt'l'tl'd him from a field almost I 00 applicants for its
head l·n:H hing JOh . ..\1hkt1c D1rccior Chet Ciladch uk
said.
.. We "antl'd 111 be vc l) can·ful about finding
someonl' "hn had academic ab1ht\ and athll"t1c
intcgfll) We had man~ \Cf} fine J>('Ople apply for the
JOf>. bul r tllink WC chose the best one." Gladchuk said.
_\Ur 'l'n ;11 John\ H <pk1~' Hus£1ta l 1n Baltimore. Dr.
()onata IAn1it rl'llW\l'U Thl' hfih tumb!-r dlSc and
tkt:omprC\\l'd thl' nen e roN long S<nd the surgerv
"l'nt ··,rr~ "d i .. and l'\pcl·ts a prompt and thorough
n'l'm l'n ... J.D. llill. :.i forme r "'1de receiver for the
BufTaln. Bill' Jnd lhl· lktro1t l 1on\. was among 27
rx·opk :Jrrr,ll'd during an underu)wr polit:e operation
filr .tlkgl·d rnG111w JXMes~wn in <,acramento. Hill was
a \\Ilk rt"tl'l\l'I tor 1hr Rill' frnm 1971 to1975. then
pl~1 ~nl 101 thl· I 1<111' until h1' n·t1remcnt in 1918 .
Jii mitl l J·, Simon Brown ll'tamc·d his ·lntema11onal
Ho\lng h ·Ja:.it1on \\dlcl'\'t'1ght tltk hy knodingdown
\fn 1rn·, Jorge Vaca SI\ LJmcs tlcforc the referee
c,1uprx·d the tight 1n thl' third round 1n Kingston ...
fhinJ ·,l'etkJ Barbara Potter up<,('t 1op-serded Pam
Shrh•er. -.1. --6. 1n lhl' ~·n11ftnal~ ofa "'~men's 1enn1!1
1nu rnaml·n1 in "il'"' pon K I Potta. ran ked No. 16 in
1 hl' \q11 Id liH'l''> '>t'l·ond·\l't'Ckd Lori McNeil of Houston
Ill thl' ti11t1I iltd:-1\
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Cyclists continue today after break
GRENOBLE. France(A P)-With
a week to go in this year·s Tour dr
France. the 179 remaining ~yclists -
including Amencan ~nd~ Hampslen
and his r-Ele' rn teammates-took a
da) off the h1cycles Saturday to Oy
acros'i ·France from Grrnobl(' to
Toulouse.
From there. they ~•.off today for
the 14th \tage after enjoying a onc-
da) break 1n the :? I-day evenl that
travels 2.036 miles around France.
Hampsten curttntly is 1n I 0th plan·
1n the race. 10 minutes. seven tttonds
behind leader Pedro Dl'lgado of
Spain .
The Boulder. Colo .. rM1dent had
hopes of bcina 1n close contenuon
with eight \ta,ges left. but Thunday's lea from Mon inc to L'AIPt' d'Hue1.
wfuctt induded thlft' Sleep mounu11n
ricks. cost him prttious minutes.
H~m~en was w11h tht leaden
with ahout fi,e mil~" to ~o on poinh It 1 hascd on the finish ofttie Thur\Cla~ bu1 he: fadt•d . ending up top 1 hrcc team ind1\lduals every day.
four minutl'\ heh1nd 1n the s1agr. So" ith Hampsten and Alcala near
Hl' foll o"ed thac with a I I/th-place thl' top e\l'f} da). a third ndcr usually
finl\h in lhl' 11me trial adding more hn\ a good performance to come
1,hnn thrc<' minute\ 11n IO his defici t. thrnu1th. It ha~ ,ancd at times. That g;J\ c him litt le hope of ca1nurin1 the )t'llo" Jl'r\C} b\ th e time the P1~·rce p1ckrd up an 18th one diy.
cara,an 11111,e~ in to l>aris on July 24 f'hmnl·~ a founh one day a~ a 17th
for the finale ano1hcr da). New Zealand s Nate
, I famp~tcn \\a~ onl· of the earl) Oahlocrg. a last minute addi~i~n to fa,onte~ for thc.e,cnt after w1nnina thr t~am when ~b Roll was uyured
1he Tour of Italy 1n Junr but the tn the P~rfacc. pteked up a 16th one
mounta1 n~-u~tedtoincttaKhis ~ "aitc.
chan,·e§ -cost him dearly. ' ream leader Mike Neel explaiMd H1~ 7-Ekvrn team is doin1 a bit that in contrast to Eurof'C8n teams.
tK·tter With Hampsten. Americans an' mcmbtr or the 7-Eleven tnim is
Davis Phinney and JefT Pieret. Mex· caP,.blc of do;n1 well. "On our tam.
1co·s Raul Alcala and Norway's Oat· there is not one of our support riders
Otto Lauritzen gcttina key places. the who hasn't won at ltalt one ratt .\rntric~n team is ~urmnly weartn1 durina the )Car. 1trar1 OM of fftt
the gr('cn helmets. whi(h shows the mlJOr d1fTcrtnces on this team." Nttl
1op po'i1t1on <lf teams attordina to "1d.
Bail-ks .keeps hopes alive
-Amate-.urchamp
forces rematch tri -
Olympic Box-Offs
L.\~ VECi AS (A Pl-Kelcic.!Banks.
a "orld amatl'Ur and Pan Amencan
( iarnC'\ t'hampion. kept ahve his
hopcc; of going to Sc.·oul when he beat
Li.I Hopi.o n in the 125-pound bout of
the Oh mpic Box-Offs on Saturday.
Hanh won a ~-I decision. which
"a' roundh booed b' about 2.SOO fan, at the Caei.ar\ ·Palace Sports
Pa' 1lron.
ll ad Hopson won. he would have
madl' the 0 1) mp1c team. The victory
h\ Hank!>. in vited to the box-off as a
··mo!lt noll'wort~" opponent. means
lht· t'-'O must fight today for the
Ol~mp1c berth.
Till' b-foot Banks. a left-hander
from Chicago. had lost. 3-2. to
Hop,on in the semifinals of the
Ol~mpic Trials. Banks scored well
with somr Jell Jabs and nght-hand
counter~ t>arHOpson. a I 7ryear-old-
high school junior from St. Louis.
appeared to bl· the busier box<.'r.
.. , thought it should have Ix-en 5-o:· thl' 2J-year-old Banks said ... but
four judge!> saw me oulbox him ...
.\nother ··most no1rworthy .. oppo-
nent. Michael Collins of LaPorte.
T e\as. forced a bout today at 1 19
pound'i when he scored a 4-1 de-c1smn
ov<.'r Tnal!> champion Kennedy
McKinney of Km«n. Texas. .. , th ousht I won all three rounds."
said Collln'i. who was beaten b~
OI~ mp1c gold medalist Strvc
McCrol) 1n thr I I 2-pound final of
the 1984 Trials. then massed the hux-
offbecause ofa hairline fracture 1n his
left leg.
Riddick Bowe of New York forced
a !ish.' today in the suprr heavyweigh t
d1,•1s1on when he outscored Robert
Saltl"rs of Fort Rragg. N.C.. J...2. in a
dull. mauling bout.
In fi ve of ..thr first eight bouts.
Olvmpic Trials champions won and
made the Olympic team.
Kcnnrlh Gould of Rockford. 111 ..
w-ho ~ wnrtltamateur m e in
I li!Sh "hl·n Bank!. won his. was just
too fa,t and l"<pcncnced fo r the
hardl·r-punching (ierT) Pay ne of
Wa!>hingto n 1n the 147-pound bout.
Four of lhl' fi ,e j udges voted for
Gould .
M 1chacl Carbajal of Phoenix open-
l'd thl· 'hu" with a Vll'toA at I 06
pound\" hen Jame!. Hams of Wash-
ington. J) C.. was d1'i<1uahfied in the
third round for holding.
.\nhur Johnson of Minneapolis
~·on·d a 4-1 d1:c1swn over Chris
Camilo of Wh11tier at 112 pounds.
John~n. "ho had had trouble in
t11:a11ng C arnllo. 3-2. in the Trials
linal. u'ed his ooxing skills to make
things cas1l·r for himself on Saturday.
Romallts Eiits of Ullcnwood. Ga ..
l·as1h outboxcl,l Lyndon Walker of
Washington. O.C.. in gaining a 5--0
dl·ci\10" :u 1.n pounds. while Roy
Jone' of Pl'n!.acola. Fla.. used ag-
gres~I\ l'ne ss and morr accurate
punching to edge Frank Liles of
Syrant!il'. N.Y .. 3-2. at 156 pounds.
Holyfield stops Tillis after fifth
ST A TELI NE. Nev. (AP) -referee Richard Steele called Dr. Ed him with a nght uppercut and a left to
E' ander Holyfield took the first step Dl'hne an to the corner. Dehne looked the head. Thal combination put Tillis
on a ca mpaign he hopes will lead to a at Tillis bneOy and slopped the fight. against the ropes. where Holyfield
1111<.' fight against heavyweight cham-Tillis. who in J 986 was the fi rst workrd him over with somt' savage
pion Mike Tyson when he stopped man to go as manv as I 0 rounds with punchl'' to the hl"ad.
James "Quick'' Tillis after fi ve Tyson. was shaken sevrral times in It "asan acti on-filled fight that had
rounds Saturday niahl. the five ro unds. but nrver we-nt down. a rrowd of ahout 5.000 roaring.
It was the heavyweight debut for although he was on the verge of doing cspcciall~ when the two men fired
Holyfield. the unbeaten and un-so when the bell ended the-fifth punch<'' at each otht'r after the bell
disputed erui!(rweipt champion. -round. ended fli~ ~cond round. -
Holyfield. who weighed 202 Hol} field hurt Tillis with a hook Jultt bdore the bell. Holyfield hurt
~unds. had the 29-year-old Tillis. during an exchange early in the fifth T11l1' with a right-left to the head and
_ 10. in serious trouble for the last half round. Latrr. lie hurt him with a , wa' "orking him <>' l'r in Holyfield's
of thr fifth round. barrage of punches to the head that n1rner. T11l1s thl'n ocgan firing back
With Tillis sitting on his stool. his sent Tillis reeling along the ropes. and the two continued punching after
head bowed after the round ended, Holyfield followed him and hurt the hell soundl·d.
MEHDIZADEH ADMITS FRUSTRATION. • •
P'romDl
It'\ the kind ofbacksround which produces a unique
..ituat1on for Rc~a. who nttds to look no funher than his
own living room to find his No. I sports hero.
.. That 'how\ tremendous rnJ>C(1.'' noted Richards.
the Thou'"'nd Oaks coach. who also knows the value of
lrur 1mtarion in this game.
··-\ rnuple of years ago the~ was a nose tackle from
< ·an\'on High of. Canyon Country who WIS told by
l'' cr\une he was too small." said Richards.
;.His coach bcged them to take him and finall)
thrratcned not to coach in the pme. and they finally pve
in and took him."
That was Joe Zacharia. who shut the North off. then
went on to Los Angeles Vallfy Collett where he was an
All-American choi«. Hr's prTKntly with the University
of Nc vada-UI\ V<.'gn
Eve n if Mehdizadeh. who was a ckfensive terror for
the Barons in their drive to the CIF Bit Five
championship finals. had maftal'ed bettCT padn. only
Sorthem Arizona and Wehn State showed mild interest.
And that irritates him. too.
"I'm really mad about th~t1 ••he said. "becautt I felt I
"I \3'-' him on fi lm and in ourchamp1onshipgame(at
.\nahc1m Stad ium). as well as th e Orange County All-Star
Game:· said Bru1ch. ·-rm totall~ impressed with his
ability to find the football :·
.\~ a !lentor. Mehdi1adeh It'd the Barons with IOI
tackles and Sl'ven quarterback sacks. It translated into a
fif'it-tcam berth on the .\ll·C'IF Southern Section unit. the
fir\t team on thr All-OF Big Five Conference. Oranae
Count y Ot'fens1v~ Pla)l'r of the _Year honon by the
f)rangt• County Tames. and Defensive Player of the Year
in the Sun~t League.
Chance!> are most of the Nonh's runnins backs and
offensi''l' linemr n arcn"t going to see Reza Mehdizadeh
much in the next two years. and obviously they've never
see n him before since the North squad comes from
Bakersfield and all point\ north.
But consickr1ng Reta's frame of mind. chances att
they won't forget him. ·
~lg Hanson takes Futurity
had proven myself (on thf fttio)."
He's also aoina into the prM with the ldvitt of his Unbeaten Sia Hanson. who suffered ttom a near·
nut cOICh. or.nae Coatt CoUmr's BUI Wortman. fatal illness a little more than a month 1111>, posted a~
WorkmanroactlfdtheSouiltinthispmeattheRose from -behind nose victory in Saturda1 nilht's O.lll Fot
Bowl and his only ldvitt to Mthdi,_h was to "have Cash Futurity at Los Alamito& Racie Count.
run." With jockey Kenneth Han In the Middle. Sia HutOft
Workman ttalires thai Mdtdludrh e.sa lot of work raced fourth at the rishth s»* and rmltied tn the ftMI
in front of him. u noccd in hit own comment that his strides to atch I l-1 oUttider ~ 0.-llO'V'a.
fututt is "ckdiatina my1'ffto 1tudyi .. lftd liftina... TeUtrQuttn. winner of the Kindemnen Futwity 1
Ahhouah he's 6-1. 226. bf •nts to play on tht month• Wll another ftOlt beet ia me field ol 10 2-rol~ levd" near 240 pounch. ytar-okh. Tht 1·' fivoritt. Elite Em~ flnilMd fifth.
·I'm lookiftlforwanltoit. .. Middle Foun11in VaUty Sit HantOft okked up tint pritt ofSUl.JlO wtaHe
produrt. .. , lcnow rm kind ot small for I dtftnsive covmn1 the id) yards '" 19.91 . Trai.S ~ John
lineman in rofletr-ancrrn"bt plarina 1ftiiat lintbKktt at C1trMnts. Sia H~ Piid U .IQ. S4.401nd SJ.IO. CllllJ
OranfiCo9't. bUt in thispnw 1'11 beat noettuard... °"""°"~rtturnedSl.OOandfl.00. wtrileT..-Q.en
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in majors
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gives Boston comeback win
Frem 'he Aaaocia&ed Presa
Kevin Romine hit his first major-lea&ue. homer
leading, ofT the ninth' inning Saturday. cappina a
comeback from a 6-0 deficit and &ivina the Boston Red
Sox a 7 ·6 victory over the Kansas City Royals at Fenway
Park.
Romine. who attended Fountain Valley Hitb and
Orange Coast College. hit Steve Farr's second pitch into
the left.field scrcecn for his first homer in 108 bia-lea&ue
at·bats. giving interim Red Sox Manager Joe Morpn his
third consecutive victory.
The homer made a winner of reliever Lee Smith,..._.,
who pitched the ninth. Farr fell to 2·2. ·
Kansas City. swept in a doubleheader in Morpn's
debut Frida). led 6-0 throuah five-inninp. but the Red
Sox scored fou r runs in the sixth and lied it in the eipth
on Ow1ght Evan'i' two-run homer. Evans did not start
because of a hamstring pull. but he got into the p.me as a
pinch-hitter in the sixth.
The Royals jumped to a 2-0 lead in the fint on
George Breu s sacrifice Oy and an RBI double by Danny
Tanabull. · .
Bo Jackson made it J.O with his 12th homer in the
seeond. hitting Oil Can Boyd's first pitch of the inning oft'
the back wall in ('enter to the right of the flagpole.
Scitzcr's double and a single by Brett made it 4-0
before Bovd was hftcd with no outs in the third.
With· one out in the fifth. Stitzer sin&lcd and took
third on Brett's 30th double and 4Sth extra-base hit, both
tops in the ~mcrican League. One out later. Pat Tabler
drove in both runners with a sin&Je.
Elsewhere in the American ~gue:
Amletlcs t, Blw Jays 1: Jose Canseco drove in th~
runs. ra ising his RBI total to 70 for host Oakland.
ao.ton '• llartJ Barrett lea,. oftlo· Pat
Tabler of Kan•• City while completlq
doable play clartq Satarday'• 1ame.
belted a home run and two singles. knocking tn two runs.
as Milwaukee continued its dom1na1ion of Texas.
llldiaas I , Marillers !: Jn the Kingdome. Joe Carter
homered and hit a two-run tripk as Cleveland halted a
sax-game losing s1reak.
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Orange Coeet DAILY PILOT/Sundey July 17, 1918 De
Giants rocked by Pirates
Pittsburgh extends winning
streak to e~ght with l 0-1 rout
From Tiie A11oda&e4 Pre11
Onlv the wt'alher t!i honer than the P1usburgh
Pirates. ·
Mike LaValltcre's. 1wo-run double and p11chcr Dou@
Drabek's two-run triple h1ghltgh1ed a s1>.·run 1h1rd inning
as the Pirates routed the San Franc1 ~0 Giant!>. I 0-1.
Sawrda) night al fhrec Rivers Stadium fo r their eighth
straight VIC'IOI').
··You kcc:p the othl·r team on the field as long a~ -we:
dtd and that'~ an ad vantage." Pirates Manager Jim
Le, land said. "When \OU ha w lo sta' out there in that
heal II takes a 101 OUI of \OU .. .
G1an1s Manager R0ger ( ra1g agreed 1ha1 hot and
humid cond111ons are a 'iharp eon1ra">t to the ge nnalh
cool climate at Candle'it1Ck Park · ·
"II doesn·1 ~cm 10 bolhl'r lh l· othn team .. < ra1i!
said. "Ma)'be the~ ·re used 10 11 Thl'' ·rt' a\ hot a\ a
firecracker right no" E' e~ thing the' htt g~s for a baS(:
hat"
Thl' '1c10~ kept thl' sel·ond-plall' P1r.itl''> 2 gamn
bl:h1nd the Met'> tn lhl' :i-.:a11onal l.A·aguc East
Sid Bream and Tomm} C1rl·gg al'o had '"o run\
batted 10 ap1ect· for the Pirates." ho mate hl·d their lon_ge'>t
w1n n1ng streak since 1983.
In the third inning. s1ant'r M1kl' La( O'>'> "alked 1he
bases lc;>aded and LaValltere. -who v.as 3 tor 4. hn a l"O·
run'doublc.
Rafael Bclltard had an R Bl single on relle''l'r Rand~
lkx:kusand Drabek scored two more runs v.1th h1'> .. ernnd
triple oft he season. Barr~ Bonds drove 1n th l' \lxth run ot
the inning with a single. .
La(oss. who dropped to 7. 7. 1!> 11-5 on the road 1h1~
season.
In 01hcr Nati onal League ~mes:
Mets 3, Braves %: In .\tlanta. Kevin \1cRe' nolds'
pop 0~ double lo right field Wllh IV.O OUIS in lhe' eighth
1nn1ng scored Da' e Mag.adan from fns1 base as :'\ev. Yori...
heat the Bra,c:-..
1t1unh 1.umpktl' gaml' :.t~ lht' E\pos "on forthe ninlh ttme
1n 111 gaml''I
Thr )lun· "as l•l·d l·I "hl·n Raint's htl hts e1ah1h
homl·r-:ind hi\ fir\l \tnl'C Jum· 17 -w11h one out in the
filth 1111 ~1ar1l·r f nm Bru"n1ng, ti·4
\ fll•r ~ndrl''> (1alurr:iµ doubled. Brooks h11 his 11 lh
h11mn
Phillies JO, A111ro1 &: Chm James h11 an eighth·
1nn1ng grand 'lam and addt'd a double and two s1ngJe-s.
lend ing Ph1lt1dl·lph1:.t pa'>I Hous1on a1 Veterans Stadium.
f hr Philhl·'> had 1akcn a 6-5 lead 1n the botlom oflht'
~l\th on Phil Bradk' ·, st·c·ond doubk oflhe game.
In the l'1gh1h Hou'>ton rehe'e·r Juan Agosto walked
lhl· tir'I ttm'l' h1 lll'r' and "a' relte,ed b\-Dave Sm1lh.
\m11h go1 Brudk~ 111 ground 1n10 a second-to-home-10-
fir,1 doubk rl:i\ lhl•fl 1ntl·n11nnalh walked Mike
'xhm1d1 ·
Cardinals J. Padrt's Z: L ui~ -\hn·a") 1"0-<>ut single
dr11\l' in lhl· "''""'Ilg run;:" ., I ou1) scored 1v.1ce in the
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'nJp JO l'lght·g;tml' lo\1ng \trl·al
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John. 1he oldest playe r in the majors at 45. fell to 7-3.
Twins 4, Or!~let 3: In Baltimore. Kirby Puckett hit a
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you can't take him hghtl).
"I tried to reason with myself after
the game. and the fact 1s. I didn't
throw real well. I allowed one hit in
the first four innings. but J got away
with a lot of stuff. I got behind in the
count 2-0 a lot. It ca ugh I up with me.··
Fraser has allowed more home runs thi~r. 30. than any other pitcher
on the/staff. Of the 76 runs he has
given up this season. 33 have been the
result of the home run.
"One home run doesn't bother
me." Fraser said. "But givina up a
three-run home run isn't something
you want to do. It hurts the team.
"Bui the home runs in aeneral -
like last year J gave up 2~ home runs -I know rm going to give them up
because I'm always around the plate.
But I can't worry about that."
Ton\' Armas· drove Chili Davis
home ·in the second innina with a
sacrifice Oy to center. the onJ~ run the
Anaels were to score ofT Robinson.
Five more Detroit runs came in the
ninth inning when Stewan Cliburn
and Donnie Moore allowtd a com· bincd four hits and two walks. It was
more than enough for Robinson.
11-3.
.. Robinson makes you hit his
pitch." said Jack Howell. the Angels·
third ba~man. "He has good control.
He's not necessarily overpowering.
but he throws strikes ...
Robinson. who hasn't lost since
June 26. walked four and struck out
three. In 26 innings pitchcd against
the Angels this year. Robinson has
allowed only two runs and 12 hits.
--5in« _April 21 w.bc.n.. Robinson· s
record dipped to I ·2 aflcr a 12· 3 loss
to Boston. he is I 0-1.
"Hc·s been pitching very we!I
against everybody. said Dc1ro11
Manager Sparky Anderson. "I think
he may be the best forkball pitcher in
baseball. He's in the top five among
the youna guys in the lcq~ ...
"He had a pretty good fastball and
he chanJCd speeds on his brtaking
pitches.' said Rojas, "And he throws
strikes. he comes riaht at you. When
\'OU have a guy li~e Robinson. he
keeps you from long losina streaks.
and that's important."
It was only S-1 when Knight. who
movcd over from third to first. made
the play of the pme to kttp the
An~ls from threatening. With two
runners on and o~e o~t. !ohnny ~ay
drilled one to Knights nght. Kn1aht
stahllcd the ball to rob Ra~ ofa smgk .
then slepped on firsl base 10 double
up De, on Wh11e.
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(Bergman) "ould ha't' heen 1here
ins1cad of Knighl. he probabl~
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RoJas.
"I JUSt ,so out there and let them h11
the ball.' said Robinson. 3-0 ltfet1me
apnrsnlle~ngels. ·~wc.-h11vc a grrat
defenst:~ kt them play.'-0
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()qnge COMt DAILY PILOT/ Sunday Juky 17, 1111
Fans to have chance
to see race from yacht:
forvtewon bOats
A cbance to view a yacht race from on baMd one of the com.,etina yachts will lleaf(ordcd yacbtiDJ fans Aus. 28 wllea tbe Sunkist Amencan CanC~r ~~pwill be sailed in San ~pul,iic may purchase tickets for
S50to view t.bc .-.ce aboard compct-i.naaad 1)*1ator boats. It can also be
... for me from various shore ~ntsaJonaSan Oiqo Bay, such as tlartK>r' Island, downtown harbor at 8
Stnetand ero.dway piers. Coronado
andSeuon Vil&-.e. Sail Mqazine tias rated the Sunkist
American Cancer Society Cup one of the larlnt onshore spectator repttas. The full day event features 30ofthc
lannt racina yachts in Sou them
California, includina the 12-meters
SwsAStrij)CS '86and Libeny.
Dennis Conner. who ~ptured
the America's Cup from Australia in
1987 will serve as race commodore
for the repua.
The race will beain at the east end of
Harbor lsJand ancfculminate with post-.-.ce awards celebration at the
san Dieao Yacht Oub. All funds
generated, includina sponsonhip Drocceds. will benefit the American
Cancer Society.
For information, cont.act Henry
De Vries. Sally RomoserorSusan
Rctd at ( 619) 296-8806.
0
Southland yachtsmen bankctina
· foranotherracctoCaboSan Lucas
arc bein& invited to sian on the dotted
line for Los Angeles Yacht Club's
I Sth biennial Mexican yacht race.
scheduled to start Nov. S.
Althouah they call it the 1 Sth
Mexico race, it will be only the second
time the finish has been at Cabo San
Lucas. AU the others were to
Mazatlan on the mainland of Mexico.
A different feature of the Cabo race
is that the boats are required to leave
G uadalupe Island to pon.
This year's race will be the last of
the three races in which the Ultra-
l ight DisP.lacement "sleds" (rating
70 feet) wtll compete for ULDB
Association honors. The association
is headed by Koy Utsney.
In addition to ULDB. other ratinp
eliaibk arc International Offshore
Rule(IOR)yachtsratingfrom 28.0to
70.0: IOR Mark Ill asamcnded by the
Southern California Ocean Racing
Association. and Performance
Handicap Radng Fleet ratinas up to
114.
A maximum of SO entries has been
set by the race committee. Entries
close on Oct. I 0.
Finish of the race will be offthe
Hotel Sol mar at the tjp of Baja
California. Hotel Sol mar is the finish
headquanersofthe race. A full
scheduleof soCial events has been
planned by the host Mexican com-
mittee.
Be-cause oflimited accomodations.
earlvemries are ad"isable. according
to J :R. Hall. entry chairman.
For invitations or more infor-
mation. contact Hall at L.A. Yacht
Club. 1500 Barracuda St .. Terminal
lsland9073L Phone(213)831-1203.
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Today'• Games
Detroit (Tanana 11-4) at Aalel1 (Clark 1-0). l :OS p.m.
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2S-20 2S-19
23-22 23-22
17-24 26-23
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23-26 17-23
20-21 16-33
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LOS ANGILH CHICAGO
Kansas City (Power 4-3) at lloston (Gar~ncr 2-1 ). IO:OS a.m.
Chicago (LaPoint 7-9) at New York (Guidry 0-1 ). 10:30 a.m.
Minnesota (Viola 14-2) at Baltimore (8aut1s1a S--6), 10:3S a.m.
Milwaukee (Bosio 6-10) at Texas (Witt 0-6), l 2:0S p.m.
Toronto (Stottle~y~ 3-8) at Oakland <YDUlli 6--6), l :OS p.m.
Ctevelarn2 (Cand1ott1 7-7) at Seattle (Swift 6-6). I :3S p.m.
. Moeday'1 Gaftles
Toronlo at A111el1. 7:3S p.m.
NEWPORT. R.I. ( .\P) -Mike
Gebhardt ofFon Walton Beach. Fla ..
earned the U .S. Olympic berth in the
Division II Boardsaihni class Satur·
day by o utdistancing his chief rival.
Ben Rice of Gulf Breeze. Fla .. in the
seventh and final race on Rhode
Island Sound.
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"It's been a predominately light-air
r~tta for us and 1t was nice to get a
wind' race to even things out." said
GebhardL 22. who has ~t the las1
four vears training for this chance to
make the U.S. sailing team.
The sailing trials. which took place
simultaneously off Newpon_ .RJ .. ~arbkhead. Mass .. and San Diego.
concluded Saturda)'.
Eight berths on the Olympic team
were decided in Friday·s races for the
men's and women's 470 classes ..
Tornados and Fl) mg Dutchmen.
!TODAY'S SUNDAY PUZZLE!
ACROsa 87 God of thunder 162 Legal doct.lment 74 ParadlM
89 Cans 163 This: Sp. 76 Cherry red 1 Upper limbs 90 Construct 'DOWN 77 Hot-dog holder 5 Movie 91 Baby lwan 78 Tight 9 Drinks slowly 92 Ended a career 1 Chalcedony 81 Poor grades 13 Corroelve 94 Clewrty 2 Detecting 82 Porta~ bed IUbstance amusing device 83 Alai1t 17 Manners of 95 Former Boston 3 Beatles' tune 85 Future lice welklng Bruin Bobby -4 Musical 86 Actor Power 19 Opera solo 96 Square root of direct~ 87 Ear1hqu8ke 20Jog 49 5 Disconcerted 88 Roost•'• mate 21 In the future 98 Title of 6 Spring nower 91 Mulk:al 23 Reckless respect 7 -Yu-tang p11sagea 24 Metallic 99 Watch weight 8 Rhesus monk~ 93 Actress Moreno tllm«'lt 101 Thick slice 9 Bodies of ~ Undiifiable 25 Axed charge 10. Performs water plant 28 Amphitheaters 106 Edge 10 Author Levin 97 Vigor 28 Salt Lake 107 Animal 11 Plant 99 PaJm fruits Ctty'1 state companion containers 100 Rites 29 Has debts to 108 Fondle 12 Sharpty 102 Mine entrance 31 Brazil parrot 110 Lyric poem Inclined 103 Flower plots 33 Stitch 111 Anoint 13 Heart of 105 louver board 35 '.'I am Alpha 113"·Greater amount Dixie: abbr. 101 Tree· fruits " and -115 Waned 14 Merry-go-round 108 "The -36 Trifting 117 DllCOlored 15 Article Avenger.::: 37 Energy unit 119 legislature 16 Star In Cygnus Garfield's 38 Sea creature 121 lion's sound 18 Soccer and nickname 40 Lima's country 123 Mimics hockey 109 Blackthorn 42 Wager 124 Hailey's. et 22 Fury fruit 43 Allows al. 23 Silent 112 African 45 Window blind 125 The thing 27 Convened country 47 Measured there 30 Used to be 114 Mythical bird amount 127 Louisiana 32 Tire groove 116 PoiMd 49 Triangular natives 34 Take a spouse 118 Makes better wall sections 129 Retain 38 Tatter 120 Hearing organ 52 Become weary 130 Owns 39 Two. In cards 122 Ask for 53 Diamonds or 133 Press 4 1 Actor Steiger ,124 Desists spades (clothes) 44 Snakelike fish 128 2000 pounds 55 Bequeath 135 Military unit 45 Mermaid 128 Poueuive 59 Asian gazelle 136 Actress Zadora 46 River: Sp. pronoun 60 Starkest 137 Willard's 48 Radiate 129 Set of tools 62 Refrigerate chums 49 Jokes 130 That man's 64 Metric measure 141 Montana's 50 Zone 131 Fruit drinks 65 Procure neighbor 51 Gordon light-132 Abraham's wife 86 Warehoused 143 This instant foot tune 134 New 68 lamb"s mom 145 Samovar 52 Common vetch 136 Heaped 70 Armed conflict 146 Tiny pieces 'ti 54 Lotty 138 Wary 72 Russian ruler 14 7 Margarine structures 139 Concise 73 Satisfy 148 Brightly col-56 Another 140 Distress 75 Small songbird ored garment \. Beatles' tune slgnaJ 78 Third letter 150 Dell 57 Charred 142 Abhor 77 Sired 152 Fossil fuel ~nder 144 Undulate 19-Minet · s find 154 Younq morays :\..., 14 Foundation 60 II 80 Jockey 156 Glossy fabric 81 Adolelcent 149 Conciude Defahouss~ye 157 Nlghti before 63 FaJI behind 151 Bandleader 82 ,Mythical 158 Otherwise 87 TMnado Brown creature 159 Prophets 89 Soggter 153 Corrlda cheer 84 Prohibited 160 Go 71 Bugs Bunny 155 Actor Majors 8& Joyce Kilmer 161 In the event and kin poem that
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Dodgen 2. Chicago 2 (tic. 8 innings. rain)
Pittsburgh 10. San Francisco I
Montreal 6. Cincinnati I
MAJOR LEAGUE LEADERS Philadelphia 10. Housto n 6 American LNtlUe
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aaTTING St. Louis 3. San Diego 2 , .. * "' M •t·Mtll Today's Games •
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wa11 .. tt 6-'. 80911s. Bosion. 62. R Hendtfson. Doc11ers at St. Louis. 5:3S p.m.
New Yori<, S9, Caner. Clevetend. SI. Wlnfltld, San Francisco at Chicago. I :OS p.m.
New Yorio., SI .\tlanta at Philadelphia. 2. 2:35 p.m.
HOME RUN!>-<anlol'CO. Oalllano. 24, C.H lll, N y k c· . . 4 35 .Minneso1a, 2). J Clari\, Ntw '((vk, 11. Sn.de<, ('W • Or at JnCtnnat1. : p.m. c1ev~ane1. 11. cer1er. c .... eiena, 11, Hrl>el<, Houston at Montreal. 4:3S p.m.
Minne\Oll 11 Lvnn, Bellimort , 17 San Diego at Pittsburgh. 4:35 p.m.
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Galarraoa Montreal. 21. Clerk, Sen Frtnclsco.
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4 Fr11nk Rot>iMon Sl6 NEW YORI( YANKEES-<>Pliont<I Renov
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•. MICll.l'V Menlle 536 NetllMI , ..... LAHut
9 Jimmt.Fou ~ 4TLANTA F4LCONS-Sl9ntd Ctlerlts 10 Willie McCovt• S21 Oimry, CO<nt<"l>eCk. PtliUIP lrown, lintOeGktr,
Ifie) Ted Wolloems S21 Jemn Primus, rur111lng t>eck; Sien CleYIOll. 1~~ 5<L--.o~ensTvt ltntman; Jeme\ Ill\~ ri(iT"9f,
lliel Ect<1it Melhew\ Sl2 and eerie< Wi'-Y, witty Agr..cl to ''"'"' wltll 14.MtlOll Sil
IS Lou Gehrig 4'3
16. S111n Musiel 47S
(lltl Willie Stergeu 475
MocllHl Heynes. wide •wctiver
DETROIT LIONS-AgrH<I 10 ll'fml willl
Rav Rounolrtt, wioe rece•vtr Si911td Erk
Anc!Olsel<, offensive guerd. Cert Peon1tr running
1>1c1<, JeH James and Teco Creig. wide rt ·
celvtrs; Garr,~ Haod, defensive 11ckle, Tod<I
Irvin. lineman, a no Oennv McCoin. q1141r ·
rert>eck
GREE N BAY PACKERS-S111M<I Pelrlcll
Collins, running oac1<
KANSAS CITY CHIEFS-St11net:1 J,R Am·
t>rO\t. wioe rect lver. 10 e serlft of lllrH one·
vear contrecrs
MIAMI OOLPHINS-S•gnec! 8rien Socllie.
MO\t leCklf
NEW ENGLAND PA TRIOTS-Signt<I Tom
Rtllder offtn\ove reckle Tom Goe<!. now
tecl<le Ttdo., Gercoa, P1ecet11cker; Troy
WOikow, off9nsi,,. guerd; Derry! Usntr. wldt
receiver. Ntol Ge11>ra1lh. CM,,.,ti.ck. end
Rodney LOSS<IW. Ctoft•
NEW YOftK JETS-AnnoYllCtd lllt rtlirt ·
men! 01 Lenee Mft'il, l•IWl>eektr. Pieced CMls
O'Brien. P1ecek1Ck«, on IM r-,,.·rttirtd 1111.
Ru\~H Slleffit ld, detensi11« hnemen, on rtwr,,. ...
010 no• rePOr 1 "''. Gery Weill.,. cenler. on lllt w11ved·la1ltd PllYslcal list. and Leon Hen.
deftnilvt liMmen, on lllt llhYsicelly unel>lt lo
Perform liSI Weivtd Alllerl Gou. dtftoslvt
1eckle
PITTSBURGH STEELERS-Signed Oe rin
Jorden, i.neoecll.tr. Merir. N!Cnols, Otltn'1vt lie-If. end Mike Hinnen!, hghl t nd
CeMClleft ,..... LIM!Ut
EDMONTON ESKIMOS-Pfectd Demon
Allen. ouarlerbeek, on lllt lnlurtd list.
TORONTO ARGONAUTS-Ralffstd Pllul
Sno<ltn wide rwctlve<, from lllt precllct
ro\!tr --wrmrn:rEC"Tl U'n"OM'il: RS-Added Peul
SllOrten, wide receive<, lo 1111 P'Klitt rCKltr
II Carl Ves•rlttn\k• •S7
It Devt K "'9rnen .. ,
20 a111v W1"lems 426 ?I. Oukl' Snidtr .07 17 x-Oarrtll Evans 3t4
23 Al Kaline 3t9
Pro golf scores
24 •·Greig Ntfllfs J90 ~A ~
2S Jonnnv Benell 319 ,,_ v-a.1 26 Frenk Howerd 312 (et .,._ _,.,
11 Orlendo Cec>ec!a 37' e McCeMister ... '2-61-1'3
Cllt l Tony Pertz 37' Oen F0<tm9n .. ·6'·67-1'7 29. Norm CH ll 377 Rutt Cochren 6'·64-ff-1'9 JO Rocky COlovllo J74 lrM FllMI 67· .. -t7-200
31 Gii HPdllts l10 · l lllV •n lroWfl 6s-.1"'7-• » Re!Prl Kiner lff Den PoN ...... ..._.
lJ •·Jim Rk e • Sem ••~ .,.,7.ff-200 34 J~ OIMegglo ltl Scott Hoell ... ,5•67-201 JS. JoMnv Miit H• Merk Menfts U ·67·'9-201
36. Yogl l erre 39e Jonn Huston .. ·6'·6r202
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«I x·Oe,,_ Winfitlcl U7 Merk tr~t '5·7•H1-2C
41 Ron Sen10 M2 Jim 0en1 66· .. ·tt-m· a. looll Powell Df HM lrwln M·'7....,_"2 Q. J~ AdcOCll l36 Denny 1r1e9t ... 67·6'-Ja
... 11·0on lnior JU •on Sfr9ck \7-'5·~•
(tit) •·Owlgftl Evens JU ~ Jonft '7· .. -67-1')
.. loOOv lonch m Dne.lerr ....,...,..._.,
47 Henk Gr~g DI Tom SllcllrMM •7·67 ...... 211
& WiMlt Horton m •ev lerr ... ,7·~211
(tie) x-DM MurPflv JU o. Hammond ............. *
9e x-Eddi. Murrey 11' Tim S1rn1Moft JO-ti·..,_* s1 ltov Sltvtfs 111 Merk .._vet .. ..,..,_,..
51 lton Ctv JM S>.•ewltSmlltl lit
St. x·Certtoft Fl~ lit
S5. (;( .. lutlMlll -Ille) At SlmmoM 317
51. ltoeers HorMOv •1 •CtluckK~n -..,. "'"" a.-. "' Garv c.t1tr "' ~~~., m
GWtt Htlodrld1 JM
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