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Home My WebLink About1989-01-02 - Orange Coast Pilot.. DAY, JA . UARY l, 1989 25 . 0,000 flock to Rose Par&de ' . Today's·1 OOth annual pfOCession due to present 60 oats,.20 marching bands The parade. whose theme 1s "Cd· cbr'ltion I 00." will prtsent 60 floats, 20 marth1n1 bands and 275 horses alona us S1">-m1le route. It's expecttd to be watchtd b> l million spectators while 300 m1lhon others \\-Ill view tt on teltvis1on -.orldwide. "Vanuall}' all of the ~pa e that can be ocxup1ed 1s occupied riaht now." he~1d Qraanizers holdma to a tn1d1t1onal ban ap1n t ~ta11n1 the procession on the Chmt11n ~bbath scheduled this )ear's parade for Jan. ::? rather than New Year's 0a). which fell on Sunda). ball action • • wttk caused concern over the •"••I· The parade's centenniaJ edition ability of ftowen for thl c-rade:but fca1uresa couple \\ho will act mamcd IJ"OYttrs assured ftoat ·makers aml)le aboard the · Roman c 1n C ahforn1a" supplies ~tre on hand and even float and a 7~foot-tall ftoat by welcomed the fnaid weather that sent Carnation Co. dcp1cunft a colorful agncuhural arowers $CT'&mb!ina to roller-skating airaffe pu 1n1 a ailJ'\t protect frpsi.sensit1ve crops. callwpc. lkal-ftfe acrobats dre· sed as 8111 Lofthouse. co-owner of C.E. clowns '-"111 perform to the camhal Bent & Son. m1lcerof?6 noa~ called tunes the chilly weather a blcss1na beawc PASADENA (AP) -Four-hun- dred thousand Rose Parade fans flocked early to claim sickwalk v1tw- i!'I, spou Sunday as ftoat makers put finilftjna touches on their nov.er- co~ercd creations·for today's lOOth annual proceaion. Sunny skies were forecast for the landmark anniversary of the Tour- Coach Bill Walsh and the San Francisco 49ers head for the NFC cha"l- plonshlp game after reviv- ing the Joe Montana-to- Jerry Alce show on Sun- day to beat the Minnesota Vlklngs./81 California The agenda awafting state reglalators on Tues- day Is sprinkled with old favorites and threatened by old differences./ A3 Nation . Holiday fires claimed 19 lives In four states./ AS Chief Justice Wiiiiam H. Aehnqufst ls urging that - federal judges' aaJarles bebooatedby 5..1.per.~ cent./ AS ·Entertainment It teemed that teJevlslon sw.ogramtnera, producers end network• coukt do · nothl~rtohtfn 1'ss:-1a a -:-- lndez A'. A3 85 88-7 Al 87 AfS A4 A7 A7 84,8 81-i A2 namcnt of Roses. perade featunna Shirley Temple Black as Vind marshal. The lttendary child act~. now 60. was srand marshal of the Rose Parade an 1939 when sht ~·as I 0 and recently admtUed that she as allerak to roses. She will rick with her I )tar· old aranddaucJ'tter, TerHa felashci By 7 p .m Sunday. pohcc reported that ~.000 people had already Jin~ up alona the route and that three pte>ple were arresJed for public drunkeneu. said l!.t. Gtta Hen- derson. spoknman for rhe Pa~ena Pohcc Depanmen1 NeW.Year's Eve arrests tallie€l , Mesa has most By BOB VAN E.Y&EN OfW.0.-, .... ~ It was a aood night for cops. and a bad one for drunken dnvers on 1he Orange Coast New Year's Eve Cost.a Mesa Police bceftd up thm bhtdmeg apanst 1nto11catcd motor· 1sts with a patrol force of 20 officers for the hohdar. eve. 1ndudan1 a helicopter patro . As a result. 29 N~ Year's re\ekrs found that the pany ended at the ett)'s 1a1l. "That's an 1ncred1ble number of arrests for an agency of our size in a single night." said Costa Mesa Police Lt. Gary Webster. . Because many drunken dnvers ended up ndang 1n the backs of pohct cars instead of dn v1 ng their own Cl\ rs. accidents were kept to a m1n1mum. 1Webster said. "The result was that .. e had onl) two minor colhs1ons." he said. "I think a. lol of people have aotten the message. and -art usana desJgna1cd dnvers when they 10 to panics ... ~pan from drunken dnv1n1 ar- rests. than~ \\etc acnerall) quiet t>n lhc C03.St thtS Ne~ Year'1. local pohcc officials sa1d "Jt was defirutdy unusual!) sJo"," said Barbara 'Glesener. a dispatcher with the Laguna Beach Police ~pan ment. "I thank 1t was the \\Cather. 1t was P.rttt) lousy all day New Year's Evr..' Laguna Beach Pohcc patrols stop- ped and arTt"sted three drunken dnven on Ne" Year's Eve. Glesener .. ..HJ.d - h 'was similarly quiet an f ountain Valley. said gt Lee 'Pepka. of that -city's poll~ dcpanmcot Pcpk11 kid three people .. ere arrested for drunk- en dnvsng New Year's E'e The hohda) was also uneventful, 1f not e~actJy quiet. tn In anc "\\-c were ci1.tremel) bu'i) "'•th pelt) stuff all e"cning." '31d In inc Pohce gt tcvc Frew "'\\-r heard a lot of ewlo~Jons that v.c knev. "'erc firecrackers. U nfonunatcl} that's prctt) normal for Ne-.-. '\car'~ E'e 4\nd we heard some tha1 \\C assume wcrc gunfirc That 1s also prctt) normal. unfonunatcl) I onl~ hope people are finngaJ the ground 1nstrad of up an ihc air." Frew said five dnvers "ere arre'itcd for being intoxicated and fhe c111a· 11ons were given out to Juvcntlcs for possession of alcohol. .. Noise was al~ the maJOr nuisance m Huntington Beach on thl.' 'car· b1gest pany naaht. •·1n most \\3)5 1t was JUSI hlt' an} bus) weekend night. prett} ro u11ne .. said Pohce Lt 8111 Mamelh "But \\e also had a lot of calls. for lirecrac .. crs and pot-bangmg that 10 along w11h New Year's E"c." · . Mamelh ~•d a tall) of drun .. cn driven arrested \\as no~ a' a1lahlc "I don't thmk tt was f>antcularl) man) lhouJ.11." hC' said. The Cahfomaa H1ghw.,1) Patrol which police the count\'\ frttv.a' hanesrl'd a crnp of i5 drunken dn\Crs O\er fl.lcw '\-car's E' c. act'ord- ing to d1~patchcr tac1 Lundquist Th<'rc v.erc no ma1or ac1.1den1': she said • Thin~ "'err al\O rclat1'cl} placid m the count)·~ uninc_Q£Qrated areas. accordina to L1 uu1;-i\Obott. oftne OrangcC'ount) htnff Depanment Follow101 the parade. attention turM to the R~ Bowl w~re Pa-- c:a fic-10 Conf<'rence ch•mJ>•OO Southern Cal host 811-IO champ Michigan 1n postscason Eol! foot- The floot du~ "The · TallC'St It hclptd ~c-tbe freshness of cut how On EAnh" 1s the tallc t float in flowers. · Rost Parade h1 ton Parade offic1als estimate that more Sub-freezing te·mpcratures .last •(Pl~ eee'f AllADS/ A2) 'Troja~.'s ·spirit can be • • taxing By BOB 'YAN EYltEN Ot .. Dlllr ........ Pla>m& U was taxanaenou&b for P.c 10 n"al this )etr. As 1r that ~ettn ·, • eno"-&h· patrons of other West Coast football powers must now v.11ch U revel in today's R~ Bowl · And as 1f that still weren't enouah. with the d'"ent of 1989. Bruins. Bca,ers. Husk1e5, Sun Devils, Can:hnals and other Pac 10 patnots who happen to reside m <>ranee ounty must now contemplate anotherJrcarof ma.ktl'l&OUt tu checks toanar ent TroJ&n fan. Robert Citron as passionate about two 1h1np· man111n1 money and the school that lluaht ham how. w in his fifth four-)car tenn as Oranae County's Treasurer-Tait Col- lector. Citron ll"CS has work1na ho"rs v.-hokb~rtedly to the money man~ •ment · 1dc. and m.ucb of his free "\1mc to his alma ma\er . What's mort'. Cttron doesn't ca~ "'ho kno"'s about h1s lo"c 1.fT11r wath thc v.cll ~nO"-n Los Afl&dts Unt\Cf· sit' ~nd e"en hu at that h1 automobile hom pla)s the L' fi1ht ~cs. that's true, It d<>t"S.'' he said C11ron attended U from 1943 to 0..,"99' ...... ., ... ._ Gueu wbo <>ranee County Treuu.rer-Tu Collector Iobert Citron wanta to win ln today'• Roee Bowl . 194 .\nd although he ten the unl\ers1t\ for financ1._i reasons ;wttho ut obta1n1na a deg.rec.' he be- (Pleue eee TltOJll'S/ A2) Fln~~y says Diost r~si~ents .. [ Viejo inf an~ arrives first in new year of HB don't want chanDel Dean of City Council retires from civic duties to write a mu.rder mystery novel ~ ..... _ ---- By ROBERT BA.BK.ER °' .. °""',... ..... Ruth Finley, the dean of the "'HuntmJlon lkach City C'ouncal ..,..ho stepped down earlier LhlS month. btheves most ptt?JMC an the city view a ~ ncvrpble t'haMel from the Bolla Chica to the ocean as rcpua· nant. he also think$ that there will b( some de"clopmcnl on the blufl'i of the marshland that's bttn an en· \i1ronmcnt.1l banltaround for ~&rl) .20 ~eara. • But I don't think. and f hopt that rm naht. that there will be 1 nl\''Pbk channd and manna." he satd an a rttent 1nter"'tew, '"Our sandy beach 11 our billC'!t prick. h stmchn from one end oflM city lO the ot.Mr. e•~pc for the abortion of condom1n1um that ~nt upnonh of'thc pttran thecarlyda)'I" Fiaky pmltcts that thttt Wlll be ~t 1n one fonn or UOIMr 1n tM downtown. as anotMr c.lec •f '"'°"*(On(rQ\ttl)' tttmt IO be ncanng an end h~bchc\.e'> thatlraflic 1s IC'mblc in the c It) and thrc-.atcns to ~trangk the ctrcul111on ,.,tcm unlcs -s.omc~h1n 1s do~ on a n:-g101\al basis he fcan that the ~as missed the boat on w1nnana a federal com mitment for flood protC<'fton alona the nta 4'na River . he laments that thert' not enough aflordablc hou'>1ng tor Hunt1·11ton Beach's )Oung peo ple he bc:ht\f\ that th<' Hunttn1ton Bcac:h o . the lars~t land·holdin compan)' in th<' Ctt) stands to benefit •• m°' from o' ember' raucou and CO$ll)' el«uon • Sht belie"" that the cit~ should ha\iC ticen stronger and acted more dttisi\iel oo tram and on bufTcnna houtn ap1n t 11tdustnal de\tlop- met1t 1n ~ )can to •"en problem that aurli later. · • • • calls thf dt'elopment oft~ b&ufftop ~rk nonh of the J>ltt a m11oc attOmplithment of tht Cit) Counetl d11nnt her tame 1n office. "nd ht bche\eS that putting < at' \ oun~11 mttt.Jngs on oblc tt'lc' 1\1on ha., httn . "an ama11ng phem.)ml·non ·· "t-or some ~ason. the' ...lll:uf)ll' lake to v.afch us.-he \a1il --- Fink\. 6S. v.a.. appo1n1C'J to the Hunt1niton 8(ach Plann1nl' <.om· ma s1on on &pt 9 Io .a \hl '''' lJ>pOtntrd to fill a' a1.:anc' on the c tt' Counc1l 1n Ma\ l'r'~ \he 1.1o;ii.clet'led tothc C ah (ounc1t1n IQ Oa nd IQ 4 he's regarded h) ~no"'leJ l."abk Cit) \ounc1l ob ·r,crH' ~rndpn"ht'" most enhahlened anJ ht>\t·rm·par<'<l of the ~"en council mt·mOc-t'\ Toua.h-mmded but ~and . \he ha' n rcput.at1on f0< put11n1 thr 1nll'rl·'" ol residents Ii"' ''\he houldbcanc'"'mpkt.,rallh' lollo-. ... an 10 adcr 1d hnle) P"e hrr \1ev. on a numt'lcr or top1 dunna the \Car~nd inte""r· \It' •On downtO\\n ~'tlopm~nt 'he btltc' thef(0 \ noquC"itton tha111 v.111 uille platt, the que t1on t\ v. hen and v.hat It will be hke Plan U t' aoan ·1hroua.h an e,e>J,u1on. \he 1J Tt\trt' Sttms to be 1 de 1rt fi r ,. villa 11m •phcrr. fmk> said But he 'ild he dot n't kno" -.hat that mean or v.h t the m~ont} or the council mcmbcn rcaJI •ant. Ru th Jl'tAJey .. • • On trafhc, he 'i81d 1m1e t11"'n I' "~enna up and d \\n th(' ( l~\t and &ach BOukvard and F dm n .\' enuc 1 about the v.ol"\t an) v. hl'n' i<c 1dents ha"c to llXC' their "'knc affair' v.1th the 1utomob1lt and l('M., .. (Pl ...... l'VfLET I A2) By 808 VAN EYXEN Of_IWIT....,. .... It ~3,n't c\Cn close 1n th<' ratt to become the firs1 bab\ born on the -Arange :-oast m I 984f --~- The petite 11rt born to the F1aucroa tamal~ at Mii ion VieJo's M1 ion ( ommunst) Ho p1tal came into the "orld befort" mo \of the area's other ""cv. Year's bab1H hid even bqun aetting their act together Som at I H>t a m .• the F11ueroa b.lb\ v..a not .oQlv the aBt out-0f-the stantna block on thr Oranac Coast, he ~as the first 1n all of Oranac ( ount't according to unofficial re- ports "That's ~hat r"e bttn heanna all da,, that he v.as tht' tint 1n the county .. sa1d Barbara Le ne k1. a nu~ at Mas lOn Ho pit.al. l c'ncsl.1 'ia.Ld lilt' ~d. born by l a"'8rean 5C'Ctaon and "'ea&h1na "'at '" pounJ\, one ounce. was doina finr Th<' mother. e~hausted from her '-r v. 't>ar' E\e labors •• was un· a' ailahle for commcn"l ~ satd. · ~he ha n 't opC"ned htt t}et all di) 1d LC'snnl.1 Mn F11ueroa's timely dd1vtT) cull~ beat out New Year's 1nfanu at · crt-.. ... v-..o1u, .. ,. MONDAY, JA UARY l, 1989 25 "E ,ooo floCk to Rose Parade ) Today's 1 OOfh annual pi0Cess1on due to present 60 oats. 20 Ifillrchtng bands The parade. whose theme IS "Cel-ebration 100," will pre1Cnt 60 floats. 20 march1n1 bands and 27S horses aro.nt us Slh-m1lc route. It's expected to be watched b> 1 million spectato~ v..h1le 300 milljoll olhtrs wall view 1t on tclcv1S1on worldwide ------ PASADENA (Af>) -Fo"r·hun - dred thousand Rose • Parade fans flocked early to claim .sidewalk v1cw- i!'I apots Sunday u float makers put finilhina touches on their no\\er- covcred creations for tbday's IOOlb ionual procnsion. Sunny skies were forecast for the landmark anniversary of the Tour· Coach Bill Walsh and the San Francisco 49ers head for the NFC cham- pionship game after reviv- ing the Joe Montana-to- Jerry Rice show on Sun- day to beat the Minnesota Vlklngs/81 Calffo nila • The agenda awaiting state legislators on Tues- day Is sprinkled with old favorites and threatened by old differences./ ~1 Nation Holldayflres claimed 19 lives In four states./ AS nament ot Rotes parade fe.1unn1 Sharley Temple Blick as &rand marshal. The lqendary child ectm now 60, was srand marshal of. the Rose Parade in 1939 when she llrU 10 and rcttntly admitted that s~ 11 allet'IJC to roses. She wall ndc with her 8 )Car- old granddau&htcr T~ Fclashc1 By 7 J> m Sunday. pohcc reported that 400,000 people had already hoed up aJona the route and that three people v.crc arrested for public drunktneu, Ytd Lt. Gngg Hen- derson, pokcsman for the Pasadena Police Ocpanment. New Year's Eve -. .. arrests tallied , Mesa has most S.y 808-\lAN En.EN-°' .. .,_,,... ... It was a good night for cops. and a bad one for drunken drivers on the Orange Coast New Ycar:i Eve Costa Mesa Police beefed up their bhukneg aga1nst 1ntox1cated motor· IStS Wtth I patrol force Of 20 OffiCCf'5 for the hohday eve. 1ncl ud1na a helicopter patrol As a result. 29 New Year's rc"clcr\ fo und that the party cndt>d at the city's Jail. "That's an · 1nc~1ble number of aTrCSts for an agency of our size an a s1n~e night," said Cost.a Mesa Police Lt. Gary Webster. Because many drunken dn\en ended up ndang an tbe backs of police cars instead of anvang their own cars, accidents were kept to a m1q1mum , Webster said. "The result was that wt had onl> two manor colhs1ons," he said "I thank a lot or people ha"c aouen the message. and arc us1n1 designated dnvers when they 10 to panic .. '\pan from drunken dnvina ar· mu.. ihinas v.erc acnerally quiet on . the Coast this New Year's loc:1I t>ohcc officials wd. "It was definitely untHuall) slo ..... " said Barbara Glesener. a dispatcher with the Laguna Beach Police Depart· ment. "I thank 1t ..... as the .... cathec 1t was P.rett) lous) all da) cw Year's E"e .• Laguna Beach Pohc-e p:atrols ~~op ped and arrested three dr~ken dnvers on New Year's £,c, Gle9Cfler said. It was s1m1larly quiet an Fountain Valley. said at. Lee Pepka. of that c11~ 's pol~~ dcpanmein~pka said three people \\ere arrested for drunk- en dnvana New Year's EH The hohda)' was also uneventful 1f noi exactly quiet. in Irvine ''\\-c \\ere extremely bus) wath pttl) stufT all c:'"cning.." said I" ine Polu:e gt 'tc"e Fre ...... We heard a lot of c'plos1ons that we knew "'ere firtcrackers nfonunatel) that's prett> normal for Nev. Year's E\e _ o\nd .... e heard some that we assume "'ere gunfire. Tha1 is also pretty normal. unfortunately. I onl ) hope people art finngat lhe ground instead of up in the air " F~w sa 1d fi' e d m ~rs v.-crc a rrcsted for bean& intox icated and fi\C c111a- t1ons v.erc ga\Cn out to Juveniles for po se s1on of alcohol Noise was also the maJOr nu1s,ince an Hunt1ngton Beach on the )Car's b1gaest pa rt) night · "ln most wa)s 11 was JUSI ltkc an~ bus) \\ttkend night. prctt) routane. • .saad Police Lt 13111 Mamclh "But .... e also had a lot of calls for firectacken and pot-banging that go along v.ath cw Year's (,e ," Mamelll said a t.all) of drunken dnH" a~sted wa, no! a';ulablc . "I don't thin k 1t \\IS part1cularl) man) though .. he said The C'ahfomaa H1gh"'a' Patrol. v.h1ch polices the count} ·s lrttwa,s. hancstcd a l·rop of 25 drunlen dn,.ers O\ t'r "e"" 'C'3r's E\ e ;iccord- ana 10 d1,pa1<.·her Staci Lundqu1 t There v.cre no maJor an·1denh. she ~Id . Th1A$iS '\\ere also rclatn ch placid 1n the count) 's unrncorprated areas. accord1 n1 to Lt Larr} l\bbott of the Oranae( ount> 'hcnff, OC'panment .. Vinually all of the space that ean ht occupied as occupied right now," be said. . Orpnllrrs hold in& tQ a traditional ban ap1nst staaina the procession on the Christian sabbath scheduled thrs )car's parade for Jan. 2 rather than New Year's Day. which fell on unda)'. • Follow1n1 the .parade. attentton tum to the Ro~ Bo""I -....:here Pa- c1 fic-IO Conf. rencc champton Southern Cal hosts Big-I 0 champ M1ch1pn in postsea on college foot- ball action. The parade's centennial cd1t1on featuresa couple .... how1U get mamed aboard the "Romance 1n C ahfom11" float and a 70.foot-tall float by Carnation Co. dep1cun1 a colorful roller· k.atana 11raITe pulhna a aiant caJlto~ Real-life acrobats drc scd as clowns wttl ~rform to the c:arni,.al tunes week caused conccm over the 1v11t- ab1hty of flowers for the parack, but arowers a urcd float mabn ample supplte v.cre on hand and even welcomed the fngad weather that sent a1f1Cllhural growers scramblin& to protect fro 1-scnstt1vc crops. 8111 Lofthouse. co-owner of CE. Bent & Son, maker of 26 floats. called the chilly weather a blessing because It helped prtscrve the f rcsbncss of cut flov.ers The float dubbed · '·'The Tallest how On£anb" is the tallest float sn RoSt" Parade h1~tof) Sub-frec11ng temperatures la\t Parade officials C1t1 mate that more (Pleue 11ee PAJlAD~/A2) TrOjaa !s spirit can be t~xing By BOB VAN EYKEN °' ... .,.., ........ Playing lJ was taxina enou&h for Pac 10 n vals this year. As 1{ that \\Crcn't enough, patrons of other West Coast football powcn must now watch U revel an today"s Rose Bowl And a a:f that u II wercn 't cnoua,h, ... wtth the advent of 1989, Bruins. Beavers, Huskies, S'1n Devils. CarJ1nals and other Pac 10 patnolS who happen to resilie in ~ ounty must now-contemplate another )Cir of mak1na out t.ax checks to an ardent TroJan fan. Rubert Cttron 1 passionate about two thanis mana&rna money and the school that t.au&ht him how 'Now 1n ht fifth four-year term as Oranat Count) 's TrcasuttT-Tax Col- l«wr. (1\tOn Jl H~\ ha v.-orkana hours "'holehean~ly to ~ mon_ey man- ascment 1de, and much o( his free time to has ilma mater What'i tnore. °C'1"1ro-n-1:S-ocs--'rr~carc~ho l;no-... about 1u lO\C affair with the v.-cll \no .... n Lo Angeles un" cr- 11~ Lqcnd rvcn has 1t that Pus automobile horn pla)s the U fi1.h1 na . "Yes. that's trur at docs:· he said , Citron auenckd U from 1943 to 0.., .......... .., ........ Gaea. wbo <>ranee County Treaaarer-Tu Collec:tor Robert Cltron wanta to win ln tOday•e Roee Bowl. 1948 :\nd althou.&h hr lcn the unt\ers1t\ fol" financ1ll rea)()ns ~11hou1 ot5tain1n1 a dt&Jtt. he bc- (Pleue .ee TROJAN.8/A2) FiDleY says ~OSt residents ofHB don't want channel Viejo infant arrives first innewyear ChlefJust1cew1mamH. Dean of City Council retires from civic Rehnquts~ls urging ttiat ::fe:de!aU.udoes' ulades_ . duties to write a murder mystery n0-vel-beboostedbys1 per- cent/AS Entertainment It eeemed that televlslon programmers, producers ~network• could do not~rjghtin 1988./AI Inda .. A4 A3 85 8&-7 Al 87 A8 A4 A7 'A7 84,~8 81-4 A2 8)' ROBERT BARK.ER °' .. .,..,......... - Ruth Finley. thr dean of the H;;;,a;fon Bea~ C'tty Coun<.il v.ho s& down cuhcr th1 month. behe\'es mos._~10 thecal} "'e~ a pro~ n.av{pbk channel from the Bol1a Chica to the octan as rcpua· nant. She also thinks that there ~•II be some development on the hlufT' of the manhland lhaf s been an en· vironmcnt.al blttlqround for Marl> 20years. "But I don't thank. arid I hope that I'm naht. that there Will be a nav1pbk chanMI and manna. .. she saad 1n a rtttnt tn&avtCW. • ""Our sandy beach it our biant • P.fldt. It strttcbn (rom one rid oftM city IO the olhtr, cacepc Q the at.Onion of coftdom1n1um1 that"""' up north of tht pitrm the~ da)I .. finaty pmtecu that tMft -.n be redcvdOpmeftt 1n Oftt form or UOlbcf en tht downtown. as anotlwr ·~t'Ofttrovmy 1mnt to be ncanna an .t'ad She btlte'" that tratlic 1s terrible an the Ctt\ and threatens 10 stran&Jc the cm.ula11un S\)t.em uJlltn something 1 donr on .i regional basts. ~fears tt11nll~ ttlf ha -m1SSC'd the boat on ""'nnma • fcdnul rom- matment for flood protCC110n &Iona the • nta .\na R1 \cr he lament' th:1t there's not enou&h affordable hou\1n1 for Hununaton Bea h's )Ouna pc'Oplc he bthe'M that tht' Huntin1ton Beach ( o . the larae 1 land·holdma com pan) an the Cll\. ~tand to be~fit t~ mo t trom 'o,ember's raucou and tOStl} etttuon . She bcli<''CS that the ci t) hould h&\C been tmngcr and led more dteisnclv on 1rafl1c and on buffcnna hou i,a1nst industnaJ de,·clop. ment 1n ~rl) )dl'1 to •'en problem that urfactd liter. She calls the dc'elopmen1 of the btufftop ~r nonh of thepeu maJor ICt'Omph~mcnt of tl\c Caty Council dunna htr umr 1n offi«: <\n'1 she ' bcheH'S lh<ll put Jin& ( 11\ t oun., 11 mC('lln~ on cable tclc' 1<,1on ha'> hl~n "an amit11n1 phenomenon ·· ---f6r~mtru-~n . ~Jl(."'lilffi' m to .... atch us:· she \ltd. ,. Ft~. 65. v.as 1ppo1ntt'd to lht' Httntinaton St'ach P~nrn cum- m1 s1on on pt II I <Ii .i hl· \\," appointed to lill a\ aun"' on the l 11~ C ounc1l 1n Ma > I~..,~ .,he \\llHl«tcJ to the< it)« ouncel 10 l~lm.wdt:.~i...-~-- hc·s r'C'prded h) kno'4 lcdicttbk C'tty( oun1:1I ob~r"cr'i cl\ jll'rhap'i the mo!tt cnh&htrned and hl·\l·ftrrpart'd or tht' ~vcn counci l memtlt-" Tou.Jh-manJed but kind. 'he ha' 3 rcput.111on for pulltn& the 1n1crn1 .. ol re adcnt~ fil'\t •• ht' shoulJ bf .in t'\am1ll~· l\1r alt Ill folio .... :· an 1n\lder \aid F1nlt) ~'e her' tt'\\\ on num~r of topic dunna th<" 'l ;u-cnd inter· \ICY.. •On dov.n10 .... n r~elupml·nt •Ruth P'lnley. ~ 'sht' bth~~e there'\ noqut,tmn that 11 will take pla e. lht QU<' lllln ts, v.hrn .. · and what at Yilll be hkr Pl.in\ are • On traffic. \he -.au.! run sllon 1\ an throuah an e\ olutton. 'he \a1d \laggenn& up and Jov. n the (°Qast TMrt teems to l:llt' a de.,1rc fl>r a and Bea h Boulc,arJ and fdtn r ' ··-h f I d 0 \ \ cnuc I\ aoout the v.or.t •n) v.hen· \ 1 ....... 11mosp crt. '" c 1 ut Rr<1dcnt< h.ne to lo~ their "I"' c WS11d ht.d< n't~nuwv.hattt\at • .. .,. tnffns or v.hat the ma.iont of thr a1la1r · v.1th the automobile and loo~ cou.ncal mcmbcn really v.11nt. (Pl..,.. eee fUfL&Y I A2) Bv BOB VAN EYKEN Of ... 0.-, ......... - h wa\n 'l ('\ rn clo~ tn the race to bn:oD1'. ~ firu.... t>.l.~m Qt' tht: __ Orange Coast an I 989 The ~tile gul bom to the F11ueroa tam1I~ at Mi sion VieJo· Mt ion ( ommuntt) H~p1tal came into ~ v.orld btfort most of the area's other i....ev. \ rar's babies had e"en bclun &Clun&. thru &ttlOlt'thtt Born at 12·0 1 a.m .. the F1aucroa rob "'IS not onl)' the firsl out of the .\tartans blocks on the Oranac Coast. ht' .... a~ the first '" all of Ora nae < ount) accordina to unoffic11I re- pon "That's what I've ~n hc•nna all da\. that she v.a the fir:.t 1n the counh, .. said Barbara. U ntskt. a nuSY ·at Mas ion Ho patal. Le ne l.:.1 said the child, born by ( ac rt'an S«t1on and ~•ah•na in at "' pounJ onr ounce. v.-as doina fine The mother. e1thausted from her "-ev. Yc1r''i E'c labbn.. -as u.n- 1' 11laNr for com men\, she said. .. h't ha n 't opened her eyes au J,n · said Lcsn le.a 1~ F1 ueroa's timely deh~ ea 11~ btat out cw Yttf"s infants at . ,,. ...... VIS.10/dl c ' ~ • I • 1 • W ASHINQTON (AP) -M Di- ftlCIOf W.._. Setliw. aaaq..i' 1 a.•-, u:..lioaelD die a'llll m Am ~t 103 ill Scodud. laid 1i"'_we1Comesuy Information Cbainnan Yu.r Araflt can idt. • • Anflt .. bu 1 ~\ dell of infor· 1n1rion. a wealth or iaformation M .cu live us. •• Saaiom aid. The FBI · or .sded that contec:U between the FBI and the leackr of the Palatine Liberauon Orpniution PfCS!Amabfy could be set up by -the State Oepert· ment. U.S. and PLO ofl"tcials reccntl~ opened talks after Arafat disavowed 1Crrorism and rte<>snized Israel's riabt to exist. l...ast week the Kuwaiti newspaper • AJ-Seyas1eh quoted an-unidentified PU> official as sayina the OIJAniza· tion wasconsiderinaa request by U.S. officials for PLO help in tradu~ down those JUPO.nsible for the bomt>: i"tcssions. interviewed on ABCs .. This Week with David Brinkley" and on NBCs .. Meet the Press." said it may take a long time to discover wbo is responsible for the jetliner crash. Tllatcller~••ln•t revetJ6e lorjet bOJDben . LONDON (AP)-Prime Miailur Mafllret Thalt'htt di1tan<'td beneff Suaday tom U.S. vowt '° P'Ulilh wt.oner planltd the bomb that destroyed Pu AID Pl•• I 03. .. , c1on•1 think u eye (or an~ and \OOth for a tooth is ever valid." she satd in I 'WMSe-fUlli"' New Ycar•s tclevilion intnv1cw. "The molt 11npon1n1 thi .. to do i1 to uy to act the COOPl"ration of all nauons to tl'Kk lhele pe9Ple doWn 10 that they•~ brouaht to jusltce:· she said on the "David Fl'Oll on SUnday'' prOSram on the commerciaf TV -am channel. The dlftee! of ~t= lhc atd. it that "tt can 1.ffect innocent people:' Pretidtnl Raman in his weekly ncho broadcast Saturday that the United States would puniab thole responsible forthc bomb, which brouaht the Bocina 747 &own 1n southen Scotland, killina all 2S9 peopat on boaro and leavin1 11 on lhe around mi•int and PttSUmed dead. • Kc said 1 c-eport oveneen by Prnident~lect Gcorae Bush adv~ttl"ll possible military action apinst tcm>rists .. ouaht to be a;vina some peopk Sleepless niahts' in tbe wake of the Dec. 21 bomb1na. He did not elaborate. Bush vowed, last week to ··1eek bard and punish firmly, d«isively.iJhose who did this. if you could ever find them.''---.... ~.-~ .... ..,.,-~.. .. .. · consider orpnizi~ an assassination team. Sessions sakl, .. We believe in the system of justice. We hope those people art handled in the courts ... But McAr1or conceded that it was mistake for the United Sla\t'S to warn oveneas embessy personnel about the threat to Pan Am jets while not alcrtina the public. • u •• • 1 ti .. .. We're set up for the Iona haul." he said. Sessions also said that 62 bodies from the crash that killed 270 people have been identified throuah fingtr- printina. Sessions said, "I'm very optimistic. We have 1 pattern and reputation for bein1 able to solve·· such crimes. Arafat has blamed terrorists for brina)nadown thelietliner, condemn- ina tt as an "i'1human criminal action." Sessions said he has no evidence to confinn the bomb was the work of terrorists. rather than an individu~l actina against someone on board the "Personally. I don't think 1t was manged well." he said. McArtor said an alert has been • issued to the Athens airport and others in the Mediterranean area to be on the lookout for false passports. While 't'elcoming Arafat's help in identifying possible suspects in the Pan Am crash, Session.I said he opposes any attempt by the PLO leader to retaliate by killina an y suspects. Asked about reports that Arafat 1s jct.--'-. . d .. F~ral A v11t1on A m1n11trstor Alan McArtor, also appearina on "Meet the Press." defended the policy of not pubUcizins threats to airtiners. ··Tbesethreau are tiansmit~ on-a routine basis," he sajd. "There has been movement of some known terrorists who have in their pouess1on false transports ... McAnor said.· He also said the FAA will ~otiate with Euro~ ~ to im- proved airhnc sccunty. TROJAN'S SPIRIT CAN BET AXING ••• From Al lieves the school made an enormous im~ion on him. • rve always considered use to be a fine university foran education," he said. "In previous years. it was thought of by some to be a football factory, but scholastically it has always been hiah." Always an important academic influence in c.alifomia, USC now has active alumni clubs throughout the United States and in many foreian countries. Citron said. "If you look back to the 1940s and 'SOs. the majority of judaes. doctors. dentists and social workers were graduates of USC." he said. "And nowadays. when most people think of · alumni orpnizat1ons. they think of Yale or Harvard, but. in fact, the \aracst and'll'\ost aati ve alumni club in the wotld is USC's ... To those outside the USC family. the university is often looked upon as a soul-less profession factory whe~ knowledae is more 1 means to lucrative employment tha.n an ~nd in itself. Citron.,.id the use be remembers was both scholarly and cosmopolitan. ··1 knew people at use from all over the world," he said. "At that time, we had the only school of international relitions west of the Mississippi. And it's always been a people university. Yes. it costsa lot of money to '° there, but there arc 111 kinds of prosrams to help deserving students. financiall.y." -Citron sits on the board of directors of the Trojan Oub. a suppon aroup for university athletics and has terVed on numerous other USC committees, includina one that screens Oranie County studenu for scholarships. On the walls of his two otraccs in the county finance buitdi~ in Santa Ana are numerous icons of USC v.-orsbip, inchadina phot<>113phs of famous moments 1n the school's athletic history. On one wall are two framed antique fruit crlte labels, for Trojan brand oranaes. Another framed label, this one · from a cipr box. proclaims "ViC'- tory," and perches below a photo of a victorious use football team in IC'\lOn. Cipr bex labelurc, in fac:t, another inlettll of Citron'a. even when they don't rclalC to.USC. Several roW1 of mint condition labels, from the era in the early pan or this century when cipr bo• an was a m.;c>r factor in the marketina of that smoktablt commodity. aracc a wall in Citron's second noor office. And it's not just any old etpr boll labels. , .. , collect the ones with money themes. .. he said, pointinaout several that feature beautifully colo~. in· tricately drawn tcenes of stolid stone banks and JOOd, bird currency. ~ h's easy to ~why an a1'd money 10 tosether for Obon. "J really enjoy l)Vcttment.•• he said. "I'm thdu&ht ~f as the lax collector. and people make a lot of jokes about that. but I really spend 90 percent of my time as treasurer for the 206difTercnt ta•inaentitics in Oranae County." Orange County's $2.4 billion treasury would rank it with many of the smalJer stjtes in lhe U.S., and not a few countnes. "We·re probably 1mon1 the top JO treasuries, corporate and pubhc. in the U.S.," he said. "And I invest most of that money. I really enjoy that as~t of my work. 'Most uusuries of this.WC will have an investment officer. I don't have one. I make 1JI the decisions myself." And be not only docs the job. he does it in 1 way that has attracted praise from around the U.S. Several times cited by the county Board ef Supervisors for exocllent performlnce. Citron was named in 1988 to Caty and State mapzmc's Lotto prize will top $12M SACRAMENTO (AP) -Nobody won the top money in the Wttkend .. Locto 6-49'.! conte1L; pushi,,_ the paM prizuo more than SU m1llion in Wednctday's drawinJ, the lottery said Sunday. The numbe~ selected Saturday niaht in the twice-weekly drawina were 6, 14. 16. 391 •1 . 49 and the bonu1 number, 3, wnh a prize pool of S6.4 million. Sill players picked five numbers plus the bonus number. winnina $2881355: 262 contestant picked five numoers and each won SJ,402; 1'4,109 players picked four numben and eac~ won SS7: a~. 253,171 players pt.eked three numbers for an automatic SS cadl. The numbers were choten by Lotto machine duri"l a tdevilion brold· ca11 ori1m1tina a:n SKratnento. The sales from W~netM)' nilht to Saturday's drawina were S 16.2 million, with a total ,,.nd prize Jackpot ofS6,4"2.209. Earlier Saturday rn the lottcry't "811 Spm" wheel.-of-fonune contest. C\O l)laycrs won the top S l million prize. One player. Chun Let, a service station owner from Villa Park, did pick up $200.000 with a double spin Sat I.ltd.a y. The weekly PfOIJ'lm, \lped in Sacramento. also had three s'°.000 winners. They were Jay Ke"nedY of Concord. Olli" Harris of O.kleDd and Linda Gojara or V11&h1. Those ,euina S40.000 eech ~ K.iok Kim of Lot Aftldn. Feht Rodtiq"ez of Garcfelia and Guillermo Rivera of Loi Aftedts, J~ Muros of Lot A~ 1nd Ernie Womll of Sylmar won Sl0.000 each, while Manuel Kafanlian Of O~ndale received Sl0.000. Pitked for the .. HolMtly ....... aame Mft the trtt •Ylftbol ud tl9e Jcttcn P and R. __ ._. .. C:-...._CA ---... tMO C... ._CA ttea ==ir -.... ,. ---..... . -........., .. _. .............. .... .... ~., ...... · · ·=~ .. ,.. ....... ..... _•:•••rrfll ...., national All-Pro Government Team. A third aencration Californian. Citron, 63, was born in Los An~les. The son of a prominent phy11cian, Citron was diaanosed·with asthma at an early agc and moved with his famil~ to Hemet. where the dry climate aided in his recovery. The family returned the Los An-&eln area in 1940. tetthna in Burbank. where Citron laved for mos1 of the next 20 years. At use, Citr6n rned scvtral ma· jors. and played in the school's marchin& band. "I started pre-med trainina. mainly for the sake of my father," he said. "It wassomethina I really didn't h;lve my hean in. Then l switched to inter- national relations. but then I found out you had to bench to get into the forttan service." The bulk of Citron's ac.adem1c effon was in the field of busineu. however. He bepn his profCSSJonal career as 1 financaal officer -when he left USC and in 1960 came to On nae County as a deputy tu collector. f n 1970, Crtron decided to run for county Tax Collutor, and won hand· ily in a field of three candidates. h was the only time Citron has htd any opposition runnina for the post. He notes with pndc, however. that he has still received substantial man· dates from the voters. "In 1986 I rueived more votes than any other candidate for office. statewide ... he said. In 1973, the offices of Tu Collector and Treasurer were combined in Oranie County._ bcJinnina Citron's career an public investment a.nd money manaaeQlent. , · When asked what he docs when not workina or booltina USC. Citroo admitted thal he has few hobbies. "My wort is really my hObby, .. he said. "I enjoy comins 10 won every day and tryma to set that extra bests point. When I act home in the evenina. I like to rcla• by watch1n1 spons on telcvi5'on." Profeuiona.I and colleac _football, a~ttmn are-t11J'11Vort1es. he said. "Butblll," he said, .. j, borina. .. Citron lives in Santa with Terry. his wife of l4 years. The Citrons have no children, other than the thousands of youn,.people who•tteftd use . Because we ~ no dntdrnt of OUN)Wn. we have willed our estate JO use ... he said. FINLEY TELLS OF TERMS ••• From Al for alternatives such as mass transit, Seacliffhomcs and condominiums at she said. Building more freeways isn't the extreme end of Palm Avenue, the answer. nonh of Golden West Street .. You look at evccy houJC and you uke Peter Green and Gra~ sec twoi and probably. four cars. At Winchell, who remain on the council. our hollk when the kids wercarow1ng Finley wasn't a conmtent vote for up, we had five cars... Hunun1ton Beach Co. proJCCU. as •On Santa Ana Ri ver nood con-were the other members of the trot. she said the city has lost its drive Council. to pry millions of dollars from the Despite her rcputatiol\ as a modcr- fcdcral government for nood protcc-ate and lcanina towards environmen- t ion. tal issues on most O«ASrons. Finley "A nood tn lhe basin IS a trcmen-said she always had "a feel" for dous threat, but the prospect fa(__ business needs. fundma is shppina away as time socs "I'm not truly -.,ainst some mttns1-b~. The federal government is not ty tf ifs done 'Aell. 'there ts a lemble wlllin' to spend 1he money and we dichotomy _ whe~ arc our kids haven t go1 the ncc:d across to Con-aoina to hve 15 opposed to (com- grcss." . . plaints) that wt' have too many people ~ On ctty pohucs. she said th11 a in Hununaton Beach." m.Oderatc ca.nd1datc for City Co uncil F·nl""' said sh'" plans to keep htr doesn't stand as much of 1 chantt 1 -1 " • with voten sinc.c.thc.con~tt0n or _h!nd 1n thin_gs 1ft the city. wotluna local elections with ieneral elections w1t.h othttS to 1«urc a yourti sheller 1n November. She s.cnscs that people for runaways and serv1n1 on the arc more upset about mues now and Patrons Foundation for 1hc hbrary. deal in absolutes-they're absolutely he'll also continue her duties on aaainst somethins or absolutely for the Oranae County Solid Waste someth1na. she said. Commm1on and the Oransc County • On the last elections, she said that the elcttton of pro-development councilmen Don MacAlhstcr and Jim Silva will benefit the Huntin1ton Beach Co .. which 15 on the verac of finishinadevelopment of usable land. marnly the old Holly property near Gothard and Main streets and tht Housins Authonty Commus1on. she Slld. She's alt0 .. excited" about wnllna 1 novel abOut a murder that takes~ in 11m11l town. She's completed five chapters an the book whOIC main characters are Caty Council people and city employca, she said. Silva to seek end toHB'strashfee By ftOBEllT BARKER °' ... °"" .......... Recently elected H untinaton Be$ch City Councilman Jim Silva 1s cipected to ask his c-0llcqucs to l'C1Cind a SS monthly trash fee when the Cny Council meets Tuesday at 7 p.m. S1lv1 said ttiat he's been ~1vin1 an "awful ~ol of calls" -complam•n1 about the trash fee that went into effect 1n Septembrr. Silva. who ~ 4 posed the trash fee 1n his campaiJn luerature before the November clcc- tton. sa1d he believes the fee 1s unf1..1r to homcownerJ tlttady confronted With I utility lal apd an am) o(other fees. .Council sources said they bcbcvc that S1lv1 ma1 have a IOUlh time of conv1ncina his collraaucs to chan&e ~1r minds, ho~cr, in that mOSt behevc the city needs the money to help pay for cxpcn11ve capital im- provements. Sliva said he m1aht pick up the suppon of Mayor W"es Bannister. but Bannmer 1n<f ~ted otherw1tc f n· day. Bannister s.aJd that the city lbould probebly not bt 1nvol"ed In ttndina out biJls {or trash collect1on, becautt 1\'s C01\ly and burdensome. But he bcfieves that matter of tnsh ~kup fees thouJd be between Rainbow Disposal and homeowne,,. . VIEJO. BIRTH FIRST FOR 1989... · Prom Al two other nearby hospitals. the ntxt few hours. Su.Dday. and .Humana HC)IJ>atal an UCI Medic.al Cent.er in Ot'an,e h wu 6:0 a.m. before the atta•s Hu.nunaton 8cKb ftkomed its first re1)0ned its first 1919 newborn at third place beby for l919 came into baby oflhe new year a.t 1he leisurely 12:25 Lm. and Santa Ana's Western beina 11 founta•n Ville~ Resa~ h0urofl~56 p.m. Med1cat Center saw its firit bin.h 1n Hotp1taJ. No. l wau boy, born rp thC Doe area holpltaJ, South Coest the new year at 12:33 a.m. Tran family of Westmi~. MediC:aJ Ccnlft' tn Lllpana 8cacb. Second 1mona Oranp Coast hOf.o ··Somt ~we've comt clotcr to skiD9ed the New Year'1 binbiiit pital1 to producie a buocDe of joy..,.. haV'lna the firit one." tatd Jeannetlc fanfare il~\her. Hoaa Mcmonal HOSpttaJ, "' Newpon 'HerbitOt\, ftutltt'Y ~ at the .. We didn t have one .. said nu"'"' ~l\ w~ich II)~ it o~t2 _ l_bc · 'tal. -This ~r wed~ do too 1upttV~ Heathtt S&cwan •we neon.ala tcordiOlnt 11 f:'.f01.m. wiffl --~011nJe1110J an tlbor 1.uw, _,...... __ 1 baby boy. · Seddlcbeck Community HOIP'tal looks as if tllcif., anc:iucr 12 boWI Area h0tpttals c1peritnceCI 1 ~ in ~Halli repoC1ed no mutu 1n or '°· 1t•1 ftaur. we W loll nant peme 1n &M ddi\'ttY roon..,br llw linlUae room ualil 10;26 1.m. )'elllrdl),'*' ..,,.. eida9'1L" Snow fltirrtes ·expected at HowaldPark Pknt) ohnow(8 tottt)andftin wllt be on band at Grant Howald Park 1n ~pon 8d(h on Wednesday. Tht ''WJAttt Wonderland" .. 111 be fttt Ind e'eryone as wtlcome st1rtan1 at noon at 1he communit).'. youth center at ''h and Im •' enues Further infonna11on ma)' bt otit11Md b} calltna Newpon Stach Parks BeachH and Recre.auon at 644-3168. . Helping aet 1oal• Martt Vw:tor Hansen will p~s.rnt a free K'manar on pl-sen1n1 Saturda)' at ScacltfT Villaat in Huntinaton aeach. The 9 a.m. ttmanar will be at 220S M11n Strctt. Funher 1nformat1on ma) bt obtained by calhna 1S9-9304. "' Wb•le •8_tchln6 S.tard•y A whale-~atchina excursion to raise funds for the Amcncan Ccttccan Soc1tt> of Oranae Count> v.111 bt held on Saturdl>. leav1na from Da"e) ·s locker on the Balboa Pcnnansula Wann clothes arc ad' 1~ and 1 camera 1s recommcndtd. food and dnnkt will be •"a1lablc on board the boat. RcStrvcd scats art S 17 for adults.SIS (or adult ACS members. S 10 for children and $9 for children ACS members. Makcf.!l~ks Pl>,able to Whale"'at'~ and m11l 10400M&!A'tf. ~ 92~61. · Political ecology lecture• Sir Eldon Gnffiths. a membtr of Bnt1sh Parliament and 1989 Rcgrnts Profcuor or Social Ecol<>a>· will ducuss various aspects of pohttcal ecol<>s> m a free, fhc-part lecture senH at UCI start1n1 Jan. 9 . . "America and Eu~o~: Rivals or Pmnm''...J.nd "Pohcina Open Soc1et1es" arc wo of the five topics to be addrcsK<S atitult . Oriffiths)is d · of the ran c Count) World Affairs Co and was n c~ the first honorar) c1t1zcn ofOrnnae Count\ b e board of supervl10rs. Ttie lectures "Ill be on Mo nda)S through Fett" 6 .. 7·30 to 9:30 p.m 1n Rpom 104 of the Ph)sical Sciences Bu1ld1na Further mfounauon may be obLained b) calhng 8S6-6094 I Aoertlve parenting Parents can learn the techniques of asscnt\C d1sc1pltne from a hctnsed marriage and fam1I ) counselor at a free workshop Jan. 11 at Ne-.port Harbor Counscltng Center in Costa Mesa. The workshop -.111 d1scu s how to take cnaric of o~·s children. how 10 la) down the law when the) misbehave and how 10 support chem when the) behave. The 'anous parcn11na St) lcs (passive. hosule and assert•' c) ""111 be cJa.u1fLCd and dis· cus~. Cost for one parent 1s SI S and S:?O per couple The counseling center 1s lcxated at :!900 Bnstol t . Suite 206J. and furthcrinformatton ma) be obtained b) calhna S4S..2050 Intimate relationships A rmJrW""10" nammc the \a nous aspects of 1numate rrlat1onsh1ps. to benefit s1nslc :ind married 1nd1v1duals of all ages. w 111 be offered at In inc Valle} College s1arnn1 on Jan 9 Dr Harl) Sherer. licensed mama1e and famil) thtrap1st and full ume IV< facuh) mcmbc-r wilt discussed such topics as famil) orpn1zat1on and function. icndcr roles. tradn1onal and allemamc hfest}'IM. sexuahty and step-parcnuna Classes begin the wtfk of Jan 9 and rq1strat1on stan$ \\-cdnesdat. Further 1nformat1on ma) be obtained b> calhna SS9-3380. Helping to q'ult i moke Commun1t) health cl•~ to qu11 ~mokina and to ttach ho~ to cope wuh brcath1n1 probl•s and d11bttcs will be ofTm.•d b) Humana Hospital of Hunt1n11on Htach stutina tht second v.cck of Januar) All clas.ses -.11t be held at the hospual. local~ at 17772 Beac 8h d. Rei1stra11csn or add1t1onal 1nfonna11on m•> be Qbta1ncd b) calhna 843-5047 Tue.d•y, Jan. 3 • 7 pm. Hutlall• Beedt Cltf CoHclJ, council chambc~ ~Mam t .. ., ..... __ .............. h 'tantd •n tht canuvalt and now 11 lhrea1tn1111 &o sprad Kf'Oll the nation a a full-bk>Yt'n fld. pq111,,.,. ~m ... , a form of an. Soin an. h's ca1du!11 on. \ 1Uiinn1t1lhatdeal1n tpin an -v.t;ere c111tomm dtsip plain old whue T -shuu ~Ith a raanbow Of color much hlr.e an anist iDd hit canvn -aR poppins up 'anon Otantc County. • 0-ncrs of spin an shops claim their ' P!'oduct wall not tnd up lake the ptt rode or Hoota-Hoop. but v.-all become a thrust 1n favuon for )tan to conw. , Adenc MOlh.~ofE•PttSMOn•-• " 111tn4" Jbqp an lrvant. tlditvn the llfW colorcrue 1t is muc.·h mort than a fad. "I tbank this fad 11 ac>1n1 to be around for a >'efY Iona tum," Mosh said. "I thank of'n as mott ohn an form then a fad. \'ou cu bt' your ov.n Pl(HIO v.Mn dntlfttt'I 1 tha_n.~· TM weeb-old aiore oflien cusiornen dotbina and ICXftlOnn tbat cd bl decorated tbrout)I the tptn art 'procns. ~"'"''°UM owner. the AON WM eoiftl It fWI tilt thto"1'0ut the holiday te.UOD. A MCOnd location an Lake Fomt bas e•perienced sttady busineu since it opefted two yean aso. Ttie procHs bqans v.hen a lUStomer chooses an anic~ of clothina. usually a )"hate T-shirt. and selects the color scheme. The paint 1s placed on 1he stationary shin. which 1s then spun 10 spla1ter the paint across 11. 0ntt completed. a uni~ue deS11n 1s ettatcd that -in all ltkelthood -can never be duphcued. ''It remind~ me of the ue-d)'eina that used 10 be really b1a ... said John Mazor. 27. a customer 11 the Irvine. shop. UThouah I did not come out of that 1ent"r111on. I can understand the an1suc side of it an " For patrons ofEJtpressions, spin art d()Cj notJ'-llt IW>p It T·shu1S. While sportswear is a Dia pan of the spin art mo"ement, the Irvine shop 1s also ventunna into dress ~· Tbouah at maaht not be suitable for ftnnal occasions, a ~~lassaer look 1s ob-tained by spannana aJj'tler and foil wllb the paint. . - cwr,...,.__., Adene llMh •pri.nkl•-1ltte.r OD i..tblrt tlult bu been lpGD to ...u It •pukle and 1t•e It a ar...y effect · ' Accordina {o Moslr, E"p~.s1oos has a staff of 20 to help customers select colors, clothina and accessones. Splatter "Most trends an the United tatts' .. My wire knew f'iaht away the store had to be terVice-orientC'd, Mosh wd. And spin art. 1s not rcstnc1cd oo the Amy PbernambacQappU•pe.lat )'ouna.acrord1nat0Patt)'Clar ... o~ncrofa to a tblrt tbat will M ·~· spin art shop an M1ss1on V1cJo called "I get people ol all a~c com1na in hen· and r 1lking out Jhms.' he said "Most fad kno~-of S11d, ~•th one part1cul:ir at group f\Ct)one from all ages 1s at1r;lctcd with th1 . so I think It"''" be around for a "'h11C'. usuall> come out ofCahfotn1a. and I thin!(. stain an 1s no different." said Clark. "Judgma b} the amount of people who ha\c come in. I'd sa~ that people on both coasts will be wcmna spin art fa h1on within the ncxl fc"' )tars.' Th.is ho file noi f oroVern!gh tgueSts· By KATY BOUCHER °' ... ....,,... ...... Th'ert's a sayan1 in business. "No JOb 1s too small .. Robtno V1gayan would d1saarcc. Ma)'bt that's bcalusc he enjoys a challenge and loves to create, rather than JUSt build And lO do this. he claims it's IOl to be don_e on a large scale. V1saayan. 42. of Robeno Vagayan Archtttets in Ncwpon Beach 1s not only an archuect, but senior desianer for the R1tz· Canton in Lasuna Beach and the Four- Scasons Hotel in Ncwpon Beach. He 1scurrentlydes1an1naaone·bcdroom house 1n Bel Air tbat 1s about the stz.c of the Reuben E. uc restaurant. "I spec1ahze 1n rcson hotels rather than suburban hotels." V1gpyan said. "The . idea o~ rcson 1s not only for rcluauon. but also or busines~. Re.ally. the house I've des&Jn an ael Arr IS almost Jake a hotel." V1aaa}an ca~ from Manila where tie was trained in architectural drawint lnd des1an1~ White in ttaqri, ·ht des1aned top hotefs such as the Hilton Tapa Tower 1n W1duk1 and Hyatt Rqcncy in M1ui Because of his exotic concepts. a com_pany souaht him out and 1nv1tcd htm to Cahfom•• to dlscuss des1an1nJ what ~Y called the Monarch Hotel 1n LaJuna N1,,uel • The on11naJ des11n was most elaborate," he said. "It had villas and han11na prdens off the bluff. I even des1anCd an elevator that led to the btach." Howc\.er a group that bout.ht the prOJCCt said the desian was too efaborate and asked him to scale it down. So he did, but halfway throuah construction the hotel· Architect Robertn Vlaayan llkea to dea'""n b'"" creation. on a dY• ... d ---•· was resold and became the Ritz.Carlton Y' .. .. •• -.. ~ ... "It wa~ SO percent comt>1eted and they told me to do somethana biuer and better th as as 1 perfect des11n for the hotel He put to fit the 1maac.'" Vt111yan said in beveled comers -or chamf~ -that So tt was back to the drawana board look a little d1trercnt from ever) anaJe V11P>•n finished the hotel an late 198•. ·'A couple vacauon1n1 11 the hotel in Bel Aar pool and three ~inch TV screen The house's circular dnHwa) "''II taa'e For con~enaencc, a statrway next to the a roof. or port«ocht~ lmchc-n leads to ihe pfllC. And 1f that's "You entcu nto a &&lkn that 1s ~ f~t too much trouble. )'OU can take t.ht h11h and 36 feel 1n diameter v.1th a sk\ elc,ator This led to rteopataon from Irvine Co 1986 asked the manaacr who dcs.1.&nC'd t~ offic1al5 who admired has unusual taJent. hotel and Ile p ve them my name," They rctalncd him to des1an the four V1&11y•n said. "'They souaht me out and Seasons Hotel tn Ncwpon Beach. aslied me to des11n i house for them Th11 was anothtr project he was cqer to "They said, 'Bobby,_ we'd lake JUSt a aet stancd on. but he never destans simple hou5C -I~:~ 1QU1re fttt "tth v.-1thout 1nsp1rat1on. he said. only one bedroom "I thouaht about where the Four V1gayan smiled and said this would be Seasons was located." he said "It was near some challenat He had full rein of offices. 11hoppmattnttt-aftd a 1Jlht area -~~uy -..nd pleQth~1pacr10..UK... __ I d«tded to window shop. when l noticed In fact, the couple. v. o V1ua>an would th as b" daamond 1n a stort window." not name. said they v•anted thtu home He said the diamond had many f1'1Cts dH1&Md befo~ the)' finalt) settled on the that cauaht the haht. and he envisioned s1te-wh1ch turned out to be nine acres in hJht This 1s 50rt of a rtte1' ina room. -he "The house 1s dts.aned to fi1 more than said "From there. )OU can look thro ugh )()()people.'' Vtga)'ln said. "Wtth enter· most pans of the house and~ the ocean taanment 1n m1nd1 they wanted a hou1t and h1lls1dc.'' they could entertain enlm: a bia or small The house has thrte hv1na rooms. group, and tt would never look empty. conscnatof) scr"ant's quarters, and scr· "This 15 thr1rdream house," he said. "It "ant's lounat. wouldn't bt for resale because tt ha only The master suite, w h1ch could be a houlC one ~room." b) ttsclf .u cq111p~ :a..uc1.L.1u..u..~"'-'.u:.JJU.,.--n~1LA11iaa.11;M..J!\.U.l~IQ...~ warua1oat room, d1nin1 are.. hlS and her baths. an bedroom -.hen ttu couple loves 10 ~alk-1n cloSCts entertain. Viua>•n said. "They don't And then thert's the pllef). ltbran. -.ant o 'eml&tit compan) -auests could three bar$, P1ntl"\ office. andoor--0utdoor aJw'I\ s Sta)' at a hotel " 'l'-111 ~ ant~uctd O\-er the ne\I two years One of lawmaken' first ta k, will be to act on °'ukrneJian's nom1· nation of st.ate Auditor General Thomas Haya to aucc:ttd the late Jts1e Unnall u aaae traturtr. The appointment alnildy has the unal')l• mou.1 approval of the ScMte RUlc Commanee. but at faicn tests on the Stnate noor and tn lhe Aucmbly, whtre some DtmOttlts ma) tr) to block conftrmation becautc that wouJd s>ve Ha)'ft, a dtchne-to-tate -ho ~ns to rtftll•~ 11 Republican afconftnned. an ad'antaec 1n ttt~1na the Job an the 1990 el«ttons Here are brid' Nndowns on some of the key itlUn that lawrnakerscould r.ce in l&e nut two )tars.: • lnsuranct. Votm' approval of Prvpotlton 103 and the insurance 1nd•lr)'1 n:ec11on to It hu mulled tn a ..... of bilh to lhOft up the b9Uot IMllUtt, Whtc:fl 1ntfuda I 20 8'fteA...aae.I ...... New Ytar•s fireworks left thousands homdHs in the Philippiaes and 49 revelers in Rio drowned ta routt \0 a PY.JOleebict display. The IUpttpO~.Ml'•PPld wann mutations. btlt a one-sided truce failed t«Utlen« the auns in Aflhani11an. \'on io ~ R.S ia Sinppott on the other side of family mauve1. Plitlle·ii.... Ncilllol 11 :r..,. pd lbe llobt. Olber leldi~vera111e111 oftJcialL ne emperor bu .... Revtlen i• Wanaw ,.ad 100.000 tlotys pet: couple. ailiftlllKe 19 widl ielelUI bl•&ti- 1boU1S200.toll1Cnd1NeWYttt'sEveballtn the Vit1oria About I oeodr boenlld 1 mailc Ship in Rao de ~L • .. lt'a llil I ..... here.'' said a dOctot. "f"&JW'fl 8R •• ••J•W• Pea.Pk ~ w.ouftckd by way bullm. Thej lft iell W. .. ID ... • • • At ... 7J3 ~·"in Ital)' ~rt repOntd lllJUR<l by fireworb. noee terioutty. H4*1, tcUMWizi111 many Po&es because 11 was the Jutiroand~sial&afiNWOrbdi ... yoft'~ equivaleftt of'lil. weeb' pay for the averw citizen. Bach. It CIPllud. and authorities •id at ae&;1T9;0Pk drowned. 11 TbC aew year came in as the old one went out.. w1lh promilel of pt8Ce anct bursts oft~. Aft ltaliu praervation VoUP found Sunday that the .. h 1ee1n1 there wu an acaa of paatlllttl ...... said aowcr ot. Pisa leued. a lil&k more cluriftt 1988, tiltina 1riDtU Buroeo. a Rio pol~ oftlcial. "Wt unctmtanct the In ahe W11& lnlin, about 200 youtht t>epn the New Year witb 1 l'llllPllt, haarhna botdn. tO(ks Md~ 11 pot~. StvCn wete ~and one oo11Cft118n wu repioned anjW'Cd. At least tVtO deaths o,, New Yea(• Eve in West Ot1Tftan~ ~.attnbutcd to fire~orkt ~ts. Childttn orphaned by an eanhquake JOt new \OYS.. one Korea offered a tenta1ive ohve branch to the other, five Himdus Were massacred as 1hey prayed, and the li&tlts went out ici Lima for the 9eCOnd stra1Jht New Year's Eve. another .0'°8 inches toward the around. boet wu told to turn 6-d but ~the Mier ... Tht J1pue1e went by the. m1lhons to templci and lllepl fi~ ipiled six ftres in Menill, leav1"1 shrinn Suda) to pray for health and prosperity as the thousanda homeku. authorities taid.; Hotpital officials year oflht d!8JOn rotred out and the snake shthertd in. said seven died &om IMoti,. and 1t1btiinas in New CJOWn Prince Akihito. SS, stood an for his father, 87-Year's celebntions and bnwls 1n Manila and Cebu. year-old Emperot Hirohit~ at annual New Year A check wtth doctors at 20 Manila ho1phals showed <:eftmOnies in the impcriaJ palace in Tokyo attended by · J.1 'W l'('Oplf'we~1n1ured.mo.lybyflrewor\i.durinathe 11 were doicn1 or 1nJunn. · • Four revderl 1n East 8erftn plunaed four Jt~ when the balcony they we~ on bto'e off and fell. kdhr\t Thousands poured into strecls and squares to celebrate the arrival of 1989, from Times Squart in New Annlversacy of Cuban revolt marked; foreign PoliCy shift& .HAVANA,Cuba(AP)-Prcsident ~Fidel Cascro gave a speech Sunday f1dd Castro, deli vered his speech na~tinthemainsquareoftheeastem Sunday marking the 30lh anni versar) · coastar cit)' of Santiago. He bepn tbe ofhiscommunisc revolution at a time ::peech with praise for the role the of new chaJle.nacs in tics with the people of the city played in the Soviec Unio.n, Africa. and Latin revolution. America. . • CUba's ties wich the Soviet Union appear to have entered a period of .uncenainty as a result of ideological differences. On other fronts, Cubatl diplomats 5ay a visit here by Pope John Paul lJ may be possible in 1989, and Cuba has hinted that it wants a more constructive relationship with che United Siaces. As pan of the anniversary cel- ebrations this weekend, President The Cuban leader considers thi~ city, from which he led his com- munist auerrillas into revolution, the moral capital of this communist country. On New Year's Eve 1958. Caruo ousted a riihtist dictatorship. touching off a revolution that has made him the undisP.utcd leader of this Soviet-arlicd Can~n nation. But the Cuban-Soviec friendship, ahhough far from breakin& up, seems more tenuous now~lhan it has been in ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~- decades. A ke~ question is whether Soviet unhappiness with the way CUba has used economic aid from the ~mlin -estimated at SS b111ion annually - will lead to cutbacks. Castro bas used the economic aid to help build his co uncry's schools and hospitals, the Soviets uy, and has nqJccted indus- trial development. · Castro as an advocate of socialist purity and opposes any policy that borrows from capitalism. He has spoken scornfully of the political and social reforms proJ>Osed by Soviet - President Mikhail Gorbachev, sayinl the "c-0nsequenccs would be hard for Cuba if the Soviet ex~· ent encounters "serious difficul · one, the AON news lttftC)' ttportcd. · .. -SOriets to ban ca vlar t2JIOit, · cutsoirvenlrs MOSCOW (AP} -The Soviet Union IOOft wtft ban the expon of conwmer l(>Oda ranasn1 from caviar to chddren'1 ~ and wtU limit travelen to $160 worth of souvenirs, •be oftkial ..ews aaency Tass said Sunday. Tiie rachcaJ Chan1tS in CJ(pon and cuitoma replations evidently are aimed at i'tmedyiftl an extreme ~ or contumcr aoods in the Soviet Unioa and assuqjna citizens anpy over Lhe scarcity of such bask hems 11 toaP ind windshield wipers. Tass taid the restrictions ap~1tcd by the Council of Ministen will take efrect Feb. I and last until the end of 1990. It did not pve 1 date for the deci~on. • The brief anAouncement limitin& exports of consumer l()Ods to 100 rubl~ or $160 under the 90vcm· menc-decrecd excbana,e rate. per eer· son specifically included tounsu. But it did not explain the effect of the ruhnaon the Soviet Umon'sanempq · to cam scarce hard cumncy by selhna the best caviar. fur hats and coats. vodka and 10u"en1rs in stores that require doll.an. pounds or other freely convtnible monC'}'. Tass said it will be forbidden to expon tele\'ISIOns.. refr1.erators, f~zcrs, washina and KW1na ma· chines. ch1ldrcn's clothma and shoes, coffee 'Ind caviar. Cottec IS not srown In the Soviet Union, and the 1mpo.rt duty as up to $1.S a pound Newport Beach."sailor visits· Ken ya • MONDAY~ TUr.SDAY ortU'1 January 2 tr 3 HOUDAY INN BRISTOL PIAZA '.3131 Bristol Plaz.a • Nundteds of P\n •Sizes f"cUte thr\.I X·Large • Sdec:dons ol l'UTs foe-Mal • l"r'ee ~Man • l'l'ade-ln.s Accei*d ·Abo Pre-Owned rurs • ~ Cledlt Cards Costa Mesa • ___ H_o_urs_:_oa_A_u_y._1_1_.1 __ __. qma Manufacturing Quality l'urs Sina:. l927 31~1.rtJRS Na\~ .\1rm3n ,\pprenttC'c Erfo D. Rusin. )On of ChfTord L Rausin of Newpon Beach. t'Cl"tntly made a fhc- da) pon '1s11 m Mombasa. Ken)a. Rausin 1s current!) deplo)ed to the Western Pacific aboard the aircraf\ carrier USS Carl v mson. homcportcd tn Alameda A 1984 graduate of Corona dcl Mar Hsgh School. he JOinca·thc Na'~ in Januar) 1987. • • • Navy Airman ~pprcn11cc Erk D. Raubt, son of ( hfTord L. Rausin of Ncwpon Beach. rcccnll) pan1C'1pated in commun11' rcla11on proJ«'lS while dep~o}ca aboard 1hc am-raft · cam er USS Carl \11 nson. homcponcd in Alameda A 19 4 gradualt of Corona dcl Ma r High School. he joined the Na\') in Janua11 1987 . ., . N~\Y PCU) Otliccr 2nd class Gary L. Leibowlti. "'hose wife. Sandra, 1s the daughter of Wa) ne R and Bc111c J. Manier of Huntington Beach. "'as recently awarded the Nav) Menton· ous L!n11 Commendapon Medal while serving aboard the tank landing ship Ca)'uga. homcponcd in Long Beach , • • • =-jii-----------iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii•-1 Dav id C. Comm in 11. bro t her of ·1 Debra Robcns of C'osta Mesa. has We'll ·.Help YoUGet lherL--- Will your current JOb skills help you get that prom6t1on or make a career change? 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January 9 "Late-Start clasaes get underway January 30 Many accelerated nine-week courses are also available ' (714) 432-5678 0 ~RANG. COAST.COLL•G• I Se'nd rl,e a copy of • "A View of Coast" been promoted 1n the l S Aml) 10 the rank of pm ate first chm. • • • Airman Micuel A. ffarllctt. son or Shc~1n M. H<irlu:h or Co~tu Mesa. has graduated from .\1r Force bu1c training at Lackland .\1r Force Base. Te)(as. • • • Airman Jerome C. Immel Ill, son olJeromeC .lmmdJr .. and anC) R Ward. both of Lagun~ Beach . has graduated from Air Force ba 1 raining at t.acmnd'Alr Torce Base. Texas. He 1s a 1988 graduate of L.aauna Beach High School. • • • Man11 c p, I 1\ocla E. ColJrre1e1. of Hun11naton Beach. has completed ttCRU\. ~sauu.ni. ...al-Manne. .CO~ Recruit Depot. an D1cao. A 1987 graduate of founuun Valley H1ah School. he Joined the Marine Corps Reserve m Au&ust 1988. • • • .\rm) Pn,ate Israel J. Felil1er, son ot f(a)kc:n J. and l.)~qd R. Fehscr of Huntina1on Beach. ha complc\cd 1rainin! 11 the U.S. Army lnfantf) hool. Fon Benning. Ga. He 1s a 198 aroduatc of Ocean View H11h School. Mun11n1ton lkach. ..... Pvt. I SI Cla\S Mldaael A. 81111.as dcplo)cd to Hon1hu, Japan to part1C'1· pate 1n "'Oneel! S~1t-ld.'. a b1lt1~ral 1ra1n1ng C\crc1sc with the Japanese Ground Self-Defense Force. Blasini 1s an lnrantr)man "'"h 1hc .lS1h lnfam11 DI\ mon at Schofield Bar· racks. Ha""a11 ••• Mark I. S_prlG,er. soo of Richard E. pnngcr orl'ie""pon Beach. has been promoted 1n the U .. .\ir Force 10 the rank of staff sergeant. pnngcr 1s a satellite ~m muntcat1on \~ste ms equipment spcc1al1!.t ""h 1he _()()Jrd Comtnun1ca11os Group 1n Turke) • • • Na') Chict Pett) Officer Jack T Wfbler, son of W~lham E. and Manl)n Weblcr of Laguna N1Jucl. recently dcplo)'cd to the Mcd11er· rancan for a.six-month cru1Sl' 1s pan of a Manne amphrb1ous rcadineu group while sen ina aboard the dock fanding sh1p USS Wh1dbc) Island homeportcd 1n Norfolk. Va. • • • Airman· James T. Larson, wn of Doro1h)' Ocllc111cre of Hununa1on Beach . has sraduatcd from Air Foret basic training at Lackland Air Force ~sc. Tens. • • • -"rm)' Rt'scr"c Pn,ate ClutrJH A. Space, son or Charles R · and ( orinne 8 Spence of Ncwpon Beach. has compkted tra1n1n1 at the l .\rm) Infant!) · hool. Fon Bcnnina. (,a • ••• Mannt. P"I MJcbet E. Sa1H11. of Hun11naton Beach. has completed recruit train1n& at Marine Corp R~ru1t Depot. San 01cao ~ 198: graduate o( Marana H1ah School. hc !01ncd 1he Manne Corps Rescl"es in July 1988 . Mch m 9: Hd lt1d~ F-Caflh of Nc"'pon Beach. has completed rc- cr1J11 training at Manne Corps Re· crult Depot. San D1cio. • • • ManM Jt Lot1is S. Meyers, son of ( harlcne K. Heath or Huntington OtaC'b. has bcc'n promoted to his prcsc:n1 rank while sen lftJ \\Ith Jrd Manne .\rrcraft w1ng. Mannt Co11» Air 1a11on. Yuma. .\nz A 1979 araduatc of Huntington Beach H1ih School. he Joined the Manne Co!lft 1n Januaf) 19~5 • • • .\1 m~ NatJonal uuard Pmatt' Jef· f re)' C. Coltman, son of Ma.r) .\ ( olcm n of Hun11ngton Beach has graduated from the U. . Arm) armor Crt'-"man ('Qu~ a1 Fon Kno>. ~) He IS a 1986 araduate or Ed~son High xhool. Huntington Beach • • • son 01 ~ ~rcropoulos of l..aJuna Beach. Cahf.. has completed tra1nin1 at the L,.S >\r""!) lnfantr)' hool. Fon Benn1na. GA He 1s a 1987 gradua.tt of Laguna Beach H1a.h School , • • • Manne C9rps P\l Isl Clau Trry H. Terr)', ~n of Ho"'ard B and V1ra1naa ~ T <'ff) of Hun11n1ton Beach. h3\ graduated from the U Air Fol't'c la" enfort'ernt-nt spttu1hs1 course at Lat ldanJ Air Force Base. Te\U Ht' 1 ~ a 19 7 1radua1c or . Hun11ng1on Beach High School. • • • • \.iannc: L.am.c C pl Mact.elJe A. Frlvey, dau&htl'r of Sara V. Goodard of If\ 1nc and r om f-chC) or Laauna 1guel rctently rcpo11ed (or dut) at Mannt ( orp .\tr tjllon. l"akuni. J.apan. he Joined the M3nne Corp 1n Janual'\ I IJIS6 . .. Na') Seaman Apprcn\l~lldy • • · • R. Ma)Mt or Huntington Beach. wu Pvt Oanl~I P. Ackley, son or Gene 1raduated with honon from rrcru11 and i..a1h lcen Acklt') of Foun111n tra1nin1 11 Recruit Trainina Com· Valle}'. ha completed ba 1c tnunmf mand. Orlando. Fla. A I 7 araduate-a1 Fon l\no\ ii.> He " a l9i or Fountain Valle} H1&h hool. graduate of f'ountatn V•lle) H11h Fou,,tain Valley. hcJomed the N•'> School Rcsc~~ 1n Ck1o~r I 987 • • •" •• • OV} LI Jolan A. Bridcemu, son 1rmanLo.i1(:.Bur,s.ono~1ana orDr and Mr') JohnF Bndacmanor L. 8aurofln1nc. has graduated from laJuna Niguel. rt'<:cntl) d<'paned on i\ir force ba 1c tr11n1ng at Lackland a four-month deplo)m<'nt.wllh Ant- .\1r f-orcc Ba\C. Tc-.as aro1C' Dc'clopment ~uadron·m• • • • • Na\al Asr uwon Pon Muau. 1977 3\) Airman R~ru11 (art1 . graduatt' or Dana Hills ll1&h hool S.tt1kr1e~, son of Martha J Zell of Dana Po1ni. he 101ncd the ~a'> 1n Foun111n valley. rccenll) par11C'1· -\pnl 191!1 l patrd 111 commun1t) rela11ons pro-• • • jeclS ~h1lc dcplO}~d a~rd the Pvt Molly A. Ball. d uah1er of a1rt'rall C'amer USS C 1rl Vanson. \llan fkal ol lf"'ine. has completed homepe>ncd in Alameda. aht' -\ bas1.e train1n1111 Fort Mc("lctlan Ala. 19 4 &Dduatc of Laguna Hills H11h o., .J--c ~,~. f Pa 1 Schoolt..aauna U1lls. hc .. JOtncd the ..-vt. -• ._,sono u Ill Almil9 Tlmotlay J . Kind, son of ''> R~r\n an Januan 1987 H and John C. Robbjn.i 0 ' H\Ao ... ·--.. Jackie a.:· Klund of HunttnJton • • • maton Bead\, has c-omp&eted basic OtaC'h. has araduatcd from tr Fortt Arm)' Private Cllr11co,ller R. •1ra9 a~inrna atuafot!.'o'f~a"n' vC.-HeHa~~ basic training II LArkland Ir FO~l' FrUdle, son of rntncc~ Le\COC and .. \A'.. i .. v. i.,. Base. Tcxai. stepson of Robcn G ~\Cnr of Schoo . Hunt1N\to.n ~ch. ~ • • • ll'\'ant. has c-ompletcd the tl1aht I\) 1nnan Recruit Mlcbel P. , -..\1f' 111-0nat Guard-A1tmanG .... ~ntll&n~C'oord1na1orrou~ FOtt Ott, W>n ofC,crald A and Darken J. --r L. Plaalt, 50n of Mr and Ml'l LM. Rucker. Ala He 1s 1 19 ,,.aduatt of Ott of Huntsnaton Beach. rrtcntl) Plank o( Hun11na1on 8(aC'h . ha \\oodbr1die H1ah hool. l~1ne. pan1c1patcd 1n commun1t) rcla110M sraduatcd from "Ir Fort"t ba IC • • • • ... Pl'OJ(t1S v.hlle deplo ed aboard lht ttain1n111 Lackland Air Force BaM:<f l'lllY) irman Apprentice R.krt au-cran camcr U. Carl Vinson. Tell.n He 1s a 1988 araduate 011 K. Oweu, son of Robert L. and homeponcd in Alameda. Cahf. A Manna Hi.ah School •• ltunltn&10n Carol}n .\ O""cn' of Hun11n11on 19 S ..-aduatc.' of Manne H1"1---- Bcach. Beach. rttentlf paruc1patcd 1n com-xhool. ,he J()incd the NI\)' 1n St"v"n C Bu,.•k .. ~.·son ofDarrall L. mun1t) rcla11ons pro.1c(:ts "hllc ptcmbtr 1916. ~ ... .. .... • dcofo)rd aboard the urcran ctn I~ • • • • Buckcnand Mtlc 8 R1ccoffountain USS Carl Vinson. homePoncd in tm) p,1,JMJ , W ... atw.d.iu&h· Vallo. ha been pfomotC'd 1n the U. . Alameda ( ahf 19 S araduate or ter of UQnn K. \\ 1n1tow of I" ine. ir Fortt to the rank of airman first Ocean View Hiah School. he JOined has am\td for dul) tn Wn1 Gcr- class the N•"> in Mn 1986 man) W1Mlow1upctr0kumwppl)' Pl'. fl• • • Caff f . I • • ~lahSI With lht 12 rd uppor1 Manne 1c. yaa D. ~.\Ono o\rm · PnvatePHIC.Sott...,..i.1, Bauahon. Mr. and Mn. Daniel H&tkins. Ntw· pon-..cta.t: ..... , ll Mr. nd Mn. ·~ Lopu. Costa Meta.am Mr. ani Mn. Edw'liird lndvit. lf'VW, aart .. REMER. Minn. (AP) -A fast_.~•!'f fire~ th~ a home nonh of here Sunday. k.illiQI cw'1 chaklren. and ~he two adults v.ho Mre beby-tinint l.ban. audtoriues •id. . The fire sornd io quickfy that it wn unJikd)' anyone awakentd be(ore bein& overcome by smOkc. said Remer Fare Ouef Leo Renn. The bodjc-s were found still on the couches or~ heuid. ElKWhere. fires killed at least 0S1l people Sunday. indudina four who died in an early momin1 blue an an Anchorw. AIJsb. traalet house At least thrtt people dacd in fires on New Year's Eve. The two-story -oodcn home .vrhett 10 died in Minnesota ·was enaulfai in flames when firefitb\erS amvcd about 2; I 0 a.m .• aulhOritics !aid. . .. It's probebly the wont si1uauon r"c seen *here ~O .people are kalJed at one time," said Cass County Sheriff' Jim Dowson ... Ifs Just devutatina." The victtms mcludcd four children of the home's owncn, John Waoon and his wtfe. Nancy, who ~re ~t at home. The other v1cums v.crc her sister and brother-1n- law, who were ~-s1tt1n~ two of their own children: and two ne1Ahborh children. a\1-lhontic.s said. The v1ct1ms' names were not immediately released. The Wauons v.crc .. hysterical. out of control,·· when fhey am\ied af\cr the fire . Renn said. They had to be sedated and taken to a hospital. Renn said a wood-bUrmna stove and a fuel-011 space heater were each beana 1nvest1pted as po \ible causes of the blue. In Mame, an I I-year-old boy was arrested and charged Wlth murder an an apanment fire that k1lled a 5).. ~car-old man an the southern clly of Biddeford on Saturday naaht.. officials said. And an Portland, Maine. a mother and her infant daughter were lulled an a house with a defective smoke detector on New Year's Eve. offic11ls said. . Vact1msofthe Anchoraac trailer fire Sunday~ not 1mmed11tely 1dentafied. but pohcc said they ~re two adults and two children The carty-momina blaze. which was quickly ut1n1u1shed. "appears to ha ve been If! accidental fire that stancd~n the ltv1na room area," said a spokesman for the An~oraic Fare Dcpanment. In W isconsin, New Year's Day fires lulled one person an a Waukesha hotel room1 and another an a Raanc re 1den~ Anti-satellite las.er weapon plan reported NEW YORK (AP) -The Pen- tagon pl•ns to mod1f)' a a1ant l~r weapon so that at can destroy enemy satellites, and W111 present tht Bush adm1n1strauon Wlth a proposal to test the laser, accordina to a .rcpon pubhshed Sunda) The proposal rould spark con- tro\"ersy. because some members of · ( onaress and others oppo~ the dc,clopmcnt of ant1-satclhte .. 1ech- nol<>1) on the arounds that 11 c-ould C1Calatc tbe arms ra~ The ... laser. named Mara l. v.as designed 10 shoot down enemy mass- ilcsand has been tested suett sfully at the White Sands M1ss1lc Ranic an New Mexico But now the Air Force 1s prcpanna to enpac 1n 1nt1-satelhtc tests, which could occur as earl)' ns 1h1s )CU. The New York Tames rcponcd A ~nta&on duty officer answcnna the telephone there said unda)' there would be no 1mmcd1ate comment on the rcpon To conduct the tests. the de' 1ct must ~ modified so It beams arc steady enou&h to bt' focused on obJCClS hundreds of males awa). Expcns say the mod1ficat1on v.111 be mlll\iely easy, but the laser v.-111 ha\C to be tested before an)one knov.s ~hcthtt at can actuaJly destroy satcl· Safe Viewpoint R_.deam watcb Ooodwaten rtae after an Informant scandal wracks LA district aitOrney' s staff LOS ANGE~ (AP) -Dcf~nK (CACJ ) ... We ha\ c been try1na to find tawyen dmde them u "sn1tchci, •• a way for yean to stop this bleed-out ....... " "ctetpa." and ··~ of of antqnty from the system. It's a ~." an undttworid of jail house comipt1on of the system . ... hey ••""""nu who curry fa"or with (proteeutors)shouldn't be ulint these PfOl!ClC'UtO" and win rewards for l>CQptc because llrey snould know that tncrimtMltQI antimony . they're ly1na. Thef rc puttfoi on · No-w, a d11c&<>1utt by one inform-pcf'Jured ttsttmony. ant of how eas.ily a pnsoncr can frame "There's a tremendous amount of someone with bolus tcsumon)' has monc) beana wasted because of the exploded into scandal for the nation·~ infection of these crttps into the la,.est district attorney's office. fore-S)'Stem," she adds ins re\'tew of more than 130 cases of A SJSUnt Otstnct Attorney Cun the ..,.t.decade for poui~e wnt by Livesay, third rank.1n1 official in the ly:ina informants. office, concedes that the use of Amons the convictions ~ana ~ informants 1s ··a scummy business." viewed are such hi&h profile pros-• and says most prosecutors abhor 1t. ecuuons u those of flills1de S\ran&ler "J11lhousc informants arc hars. Aneelo Buono. Frccv.-a>' Killer W1I-th1c\es, murderers. cnm1n1ls. They tiam Bonan and Skid Rov. Slasher v.ould put their mothers an pnson an ~ J~ Muv.cU Also under their stead af the> could. Thcfll do 1CNUny as the onao•n& McMarun an)'thang to gciou1.·· he says. ~hool molestatton tnal an v.-h1ch .. But they help us sohc cnmc-s we an informant was a key v.-atnc s v.ouldn•t otheN1sc sol\iC We listen •fostdcfcndaot Ra}'mond Bud.c). be-cause they gl\e us valuable anfor- Tbc Los ~nJrles County D1stnct mataon. We v.ould be ~ma s 1f we Attomc)' 's ,Office as recvalua11n1 1u didn't hstcn:· policy on utc of J&tlhousc informanH The 10C1dent .. h1C'h purred the • u wUnCUC$. And tv.o attome) funous debate an Los AnJeles· le&al poups ha'e asktd the arand JUr) to commumty mvohcs Lcshc Whate. a • appoint a special prosecutor to an· rtpeat offender and longumc anform- vesttptc the suu-.tion ant who frequent!)' tcsufied against "We will not l'ct this die.' sa)s other ..Pnsoncrs. Lcshe Abramson, president of Cah-In return. ht sa)'S ht received fomi.a Attomc)'s for C'nQlinal Justice furloughs from pnson. a recommen- dauon for oaroae. a reduaioo of biil and S 1.IOO from ··a witnell P'Ot«· . uon ·fund" u ~u 11 S900 for ·his wtfe's ttkxation. Then, an October~ White demon- strated to au1bonua 9':1t bY usans a jail telephone and POiin& u a baal bondsman, a proeecutor or poficc detecuve he could ,.ther cftOUlh 1nformat1on about a murdtt c:asc to concoct a confeaion by a defendant be had never met. A defense lawyer who beard of the demonsaration took the stOf') to the news medaa and White became a cau11e cclebre. He admitted he had committed pcrJury an more than OM case and IUIF$tcd that some men may ha~c rnc to Death Row panJy because o informants' false te5ta· mony Wnh has newfound celebrity status. the 31-ycar-old White reportedly has hared an qent to rcprc$Cnt ham for book and mov1~ ~cars. The d1stnct attorney's ~fficc has been ul}der fire sance White's dis- closures. Dmnct Attorney Ira Reiner said his scniQr staff failed to alert ham to Iona custina concern amona pros- ecutors about unreliable mformants be1na used as prosecution witnesses. State leads '88 police officer deaths eUtbea 41.k.:l•" way early Sanday near St. WASHINGTO~ ( .\P) -One hundred and fith-OeolJe. U • eend.ln& a 12-foot wall of 1hrce pohc.c offrttrs lost thtar h't's m the ltne ofdut' an water down tbe Vltt.lD lll•er tbat forced the 1988 with (ahforn1a lt>ad1n& the nauon "11h 23 ofli1:er oYeraJOt nacaa6on of 1.500 people, dC'ath~ the ""•11onal <\sS<X1at1on of< h11:f:> of Polu."(' said Ooodea bomee and forced aatborldee to unda~ - Rotx·rt Ftrgu..on. pre 1dt"nt of the a soc1auo.n. saJd ,mJO\ poh,c l11len \\l"rt' On alcohol Or drugs. I Ot 1hc ofliccrs l1lkd. 7 5 died of gun ho1 w.ound 5 n tratfa ~·ha)('> Jnd a 1dcnt!> and the re t in plant ~r.t\he:> '.llabbint\ dro"'n1na and other cause in the hnc of Jur' Their a' cl"3ge ag "'a 27 cloee lntentate us. No lnjarlee Wt;re re-r(',a) was ~onJ With ~I otfaer Ul·aah .. li\t 10 ported. 0 Us bad bad a ea.rfboard you . Dall as alonC' Th1nc-cn offiter<. "ere k1lkd 1n F-londa •-t .. _ rid th •• _:.d '\auonalh t'l&ht "00lt'n were otmung tht' ulh1.·cf\ ~11kd ...-.ad -•e den e wa n , ... • Tht' na11onal tolal W.t'> do"n \hi&hth from 19b .. member of e reKae team. 1o1.hcn I ~.s oflict'r\ three ol 1hcm kmak, IO\I tht'1r11\t'\ ... The a~soc1 lion ha ma1n1:11ncd n .\mema.n Police llall \ll Fame Ii ling all t>fficel"\ lilied ince 1960 "hen 55 J1l•d In 19 onc olliced1~C\Cf'\ 5.,hou~ On•l\crngc I .. .ire "oundl·d or inJur('(I t'' Cf'\ da~ c-•.J .. Y9Q.OI ~oo ... tC1. wiJrt)iC oJd Li .S sateU1to. the paper said. -The dttwon to uPlf'ldc the la'Cr_. made last month by Dcfcnse-S'cc- reLlry Frank Cartu«1, v.u n:poned --• _.JfUhc Cits 191 • uc of \ lltl5>n Weck and pace lechnolOI)'. -·---- Hov.-evcr. thc m1hL1ry must rccea "c While Hou~ appro"al befor~ the ck ... aa as tested on satellite Pm•· dcnt-cl«t Georsc Bu h has an en no 1nd1cat1on ofh1s position on the 1 sue Rehnquist: Ralsejudges' salaries Dl % W HI GTON (AP) -C1ucf Justice Wilham H Rehnqu1 t thf'C'YI has wei=nda~h1nd an effort 10 booil& 11 • salines by S l ptrtent 10 SI )S, a year, Rehnquist. an has 1918 )9r-cnd rtpon on the fcdcraJ J udic1uy. stroftl'" .,.. ly tndoned a prnidcnuat com· missaon's rccommndat1on of ~f\)' pay ra1te1 for J~ and about 2,000 other top fedcrit Offirial In addiuon to call= the bi1 pay raate for the tn.tl J who now ma~c Sl9.SOO. the commasaaon rtt-ommcnded bootll"J utanct of'feCkf. al_.. court Judlrt from S9S.OOO '° ·.sr10,ooo. a 47 ~t ,ump· of' ,_.,. coun llMOdaec c Ju1ucn tom SI 10,000 t0 Sl6S.OOO. a j() e t iwacme· and of the chief' ... 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" Jackson back on radio LOS A (1(LE.~ (AP)-The RC'' Jt\SC JaC'klOn rttum' to radio 1n February v.1th tw1cc-da1I) 90-$CCond '1cnct1c\ focu"'-d o n i~i.ut'\ that afTc t thc na11on's black population ··Tht Je sc Jackson Commcntaf) .. prcm1crei. Feb I and 1s $Chcdulcd tor S} nd1catcd broadca ton more than 120 radio nations coast·t0<oast, said l:klb l>oc kcl) Jr .. president of )nd1cate It Produl'llOns ··we arc e>.c1tcd to have somt'onc as d\nam1c as Jesse Jai.k~n back on the air." Docker) ~1d 111 a pre rt'lea!i. .Jack\On did u1m1lar racbo program from 19.&ito the summerof J 987 befo re he suspended the show to run for the Dcmocra11 presidential nom1nat1on that went to Ma\sachusctts Go' Michael Dukak1 ........... 1 • mn .-1.n ~ TiGUILLA litlliilllll u., ... , .• , ... • SCROOGfD "GI .,., .... ,, .. ,. OLIVER ICOWAH IGI .......... 1 RAUdlAI UU ,.:.r TEQUILA IUHllE (R) .... l ......... 1111 POIGNANT, PROFOUND AND POWERFUL. IT'S AWESOME." _..., GOOl>_,.lli00 4'lf.IUCA .._. r\' I> ' r () \I f J()FF\ f :\~ RAIN MAN ______ ~ ..... .......... .,. Ult ·~ ........ ~,, ,.., .. •G09T•-.& ·---,.. ... ,,,, *"-'-~.., •PllU.lllYOll •1.&--·- ---· -· .. -c---.,,.. uonu .__,__._,,... -. --c-------...".. ...... ..,,~ •con•...,. •n ·-•---• ....,.. .... ·-'-'-... __ --------• ~. • ., \I'.__ .. , .. ... l7tl .., na c;....., .... o•-..... ~..,._..,..........-..,,] HE WPOA T ( INEIU .... pot'1 { 94''•' ... (J71JO ftAINMAN 11 OJ lO·'~~f OI 10 40 WOftKINQ Qlftl (ft) • · 11 •s.z:-00-Ho.1 oo.t JO UDO CINEMA life•~'' l ldO 11) &l\Cl rptp•mis•r• TWINI • N I :I S.UO·~ .s.\ IO· ltl S ....... --c.-. ..... ·=~"C... .. _ _, __ ............. -.. _ 'Power Game': Inside Washington W YORK (AP) -Htd11ck C\pcnencl-d 1ntcr,1c\locr m1th's "The PO\.\ er Game" come:\ 10 • 1 he M:r1e\ hon~ the book do\o\>n hfc bc&•nnin& 1on1itu 1n a four-part into four topics--"The Congres\ ... scrn~s that 1~ a kind of video C'lllT "The Pcntqon." .. The Unel«tc:d·· No~ toe Jht: 72.S-paac bcsMcllcr and "The Prc\td(oc) •• The mnaJI· about the mact.tnauoni. of offic1af -mcnts run in thu order. Monda) Washington. ! lhrouah Thur\da). Peged to run Just bcf4:fre the , With Bu h comma 1n, the nnal t"'Q 1nauaura11on of George Bu h. the seamen ts -"The Unelected ... about P& series as al\O somcthina of a the pov.cr of rnO and the n~s media. scorecard (or mterc"cd \ 1q""crs who and ·· r he Prc\1denc)"' -arc e~· want to kttp track ofthcpta>crus the pec1all) intcrcsiina. n~ pme bttins. In "The Prcs1dcnC):· muh Produced by Philip Bul"lon 1.1.11h outline\ the three thinis he ~)s a ()a, 1d Saltman and Pam Hogan. lhl' succes rupres1dcnt mus1 1mmcd1· sen~ of one-hour programs 1s fast· a tel~ do. paced and en1cna1n1n1 It boa'lt'll •wt a ~1m pk agend:i J1mm) 1ntcrv 1e""s v.11h an 1mprl-S\l\C arr:i~ ( arter he )3)S, d uttercd his agenda • of current and former 01Tic1als -confusin1 his ""ould·bc upPortcr\ on mcludmg Prt's1dent-clcct Bush -but Capatol Hill. a,01d too man) talking-head 1ntN· •f orm coah11ons ( an cr and John '1~s b) blending in news footaat' f . ~cnncd) ""ere ao<>d 1maac-makcrs and llash) graph1n who had problems worlma v.1th m1th. a Puhlier Prue·" 1n1na ( ongrc s. m1th ~>S ( arter had the print rce?n cr and au1h or (" fhe added problem of a pcm-Wa1crga tc Russians') 1s a pleasant host and and J>O'>l-Vu.·tnam Cnngrl'SS lillcd ' PRIMf l 1Mf -~----__J__~ "'llh maH•ru:ks untx·holdt.·n to the .. Ptea.te don't~ to me t~t if I l~adc~h1p. • don't. uy lbat -1( l thtoW an ~be •C-~atc an image. Rcaian's 1cam quest.on oC tl)'•n& to ~ iOinitlli .. masterful!} manna~d 1hc media. bdt.tr on fl&htan& na~~ ~t ~! Sm1&h ll'>t a late-inter~tt"W w11h maM I'm ~ '"~~ lA ~ Bush for 1ndu~1on in the "The deficit. the one "!-J;"l.llb ~~~ Prt\1dcnq .. \ · tron r1pt ~.. P.roblcm f1C1n1 us, -.-· 1 pro\ 1dl-d to tt h:\ 1<i1on cn11u. II Bu\h 'But I think to be IO unapu~ ~ 1 h.1s read Sm1&h'! book. ~ dt>l'sn't you say you·re aonna do notiufll e~ 1 seem to bu)' 1u theories until the defic1t 1s solved ••myopic. 1 "It seems to me l1sum1n1 to )Ou. I The main theme 1n the four hear 1 fe1.1.-cchoc\ of J1mm) C artcr:· ~s is the phenorneoon ~f ~)s Smith. ·• f hat ma) sou nd \tra nic noauna" powtr -from °" pm.I· to )OU I don't mean in terms .. :· dency 10 ·Convns. the newJ med .. Bush 1n1crrupt\ "That sounds' er) and staff members. From ContreM to stran~!" its 1t1fT on Capnol Hill. From the m11h conunuc • "\\-hat I mean 1s nev.s mccha blck to the~dent. that 1.1.-hen J1mm) ( .u tcr carnc in. he: Sm1lh show bow Reap.n's o~ "'anted to dQ somcthina about the Nattonal S«unty Council ltau en' ironmcnt. He v.anted to do wmc· pursued the Strateaic Oe~nte lft· thing about cducauon. He wanted 10 it1auve, or so-called ·•star Wan," do something about the dc:ficll, and without 1ofomnns hi&h-levet -'· on and on And one of tht' problem\ v1sen. some of whom taflc ofleam1n1 he had was focu~ina the Con&Jcs-. I k about the prop<>SCd massive shift 1n confused &he < on~rc-s\ and hl· con· defense policy only hours before fused the <.:0untr) · Rcapn announced tt 1n 1983. . , lt-... .,.._ Viewers• tastes puzzling-to programmers BV0LYNDA HIRSCH It "a" a u:~ ~Mange )Car for tell'\ I \100 11 ~cd -Ulat--programmcr,, producer~ and nc1work'> coyld du : ser,ed up ··~t Ll1.e"hcrc." f>crhJQ\ noth1ni ngh1 V1t""c~ rCJCCted the ·-Tatt1ngt'r's" tailed bc1:au~ '1e"l'r\ sem1.gnm "1tncs\ the \w1ft a\lng of like 10 laugh a1 the go1ng'>-on 1n 8( ... "'°r a1t1ngcr'\." a \hO\\ put catcne\ (''( hel'r\." .. •\lice." "~rank'\ together b) the ..amc group that Pktc-e") .\\td'-' 1rom pioma1n~ 1----------------.,-----------------Po1Son1ng or being killed pnaJanJ I RUFFELL'S UPHOLSTERY INC. lfP!\ ...... ~ ... -~ f "Wann, funny and absolutely cbannl_1!f f See 'rwlns' twice! ... ,,: : . : ·---· 1:-t••• •COii•--•• ,... .............. ,... ..... ........:. Sl)IC in a lo"cr Manhanan dam house. no1 man) life-and-death hap- pcnin~ occur 1n n.:~taurant'> .\ \ho" 1ha1 ha\ 11 all -1nl luJ1nf an Emm) for Best ( oml'd~ -· fhc \\-ondcr )-t·ar'I · "a'> \laughtl·rcJ in the ra11ng\ b) rcrx•at' ol '\1ght •--.c•co-.... ,, ... . _......... . ....... ·==-i.-. . .....,...::: ·~-::... ·=· ... .. ., ..... ,. .. . ..... "TH~ 81-.~;r A IM A11-D FILM ~ T tlf .. Hel.IOAY Sf . .ASC~!" • .. ............. ., •ttl """". - UL\~t~UN~ ~,, , IX~ W:iH fl• (oun.'' a 'lho" ·1ha1 isn't ver) funnr, the lir'lt ttmr around .. Dear John. · an cn\Cmble w med) a la "Tn1.' failed to bring 1n 1hc num~rs ·· 1a}l1 ( oU11 d1d 1n lht<steUar~ ~1-.een "( o~b) · and ·LA La"" · The Luu11?" 8311 ~ ndrome ~ ..... 1hank\ for the mcmor}. v.e think \OU re grca1 . ""ould lo'c to !>Cc )Ou do wmtthing d10crcnt bu~not thc same \hllck -hit Dick Van 0)KC and \1ar) T)lcr \1oorc Both trul) t.al· coted J)(rformcrs got the h1 atu\ hca,c·ho . .\llulll) Van O)ktJUStgot the hca\C·ho Mar" ,.. on htatus "-.tr and Remembrance:· a mini· <,ertt\ "''ha ne" 1"1s1-d ho urs art' aired. thl'n the sho"' h1bcnu1te!t throu$h much of 1hc winter and 1\ \lated 10 rc1urn in the spnna -~•II end up losing :!O m1lhQn bucks for .\8( after that network's SllO million tn\C\lment Even 1f .. War and Rcmc:mbranc:c .. had been No I for II\ cntrrr ain"g-Jnd 11 ~un·1- .\ R< '"" \looJ 10 lose a bundle Parad1\C ·· \tarnng Lee Horslt) anolhl'r la\I g;np 10 !kl\t' the \t'Ot'T• abk CIJll'f I\ OUl Ot breath and ~3rh oil the C H~ ~hcduk · . ~, 14har do '1e~cr\ v.ant'' Who kno~' • It"~ hlu: bu)ang a Chmtma~ pre\l'nl tor Princess • 1.)1 she ha.\ C'\t'nthinc \he nccd'I so )OU must be UOIQUt' "Ill). ht'irt·rcnd•'ll and nc,cr boring f'or 1elt'\I ion '1cv.c~ this )Car. 11 \c:'t'ms 10 be rea11t) - -~r11c1pat1on lt'lcv1s1on Fo>. 's .. Mo\I Wanted" not onl) lt'ts ''~cf\ see a cnm1nal. he sets to help catch him - 50 far over 4(). cnmina.ls bavc bttn caugh t N1ghtl)'. people put a so.ant lib on their phone bills lO answer 'tu<:h ( r... "Nev. IJ.nc" questJons u · h thert' a \.anti < lau,-r· (that was a real quc\tlC>n folh. and 1t JOI \OlC\) ind "Do )OU hke Opra h mort or ko; .. i.intt' \he lo\t v.c1ght'>': .. , urrcnt .\Oam ·• a tabio1d 1hov. S)nd1c.ited b) fo.1. '' spawn1n1 ~"cral other\ ""h1ch p rner ttleir \ton~ lrnm the real tabro1ds HAAIOll TWIN VtllAGF. CENTER UDDlEIACll M•rbof'>• * 'e-0"' I.' l'tll' .. WOMIHGO& 12 JO.J otJ'U IOI II is CINEMA CENTEA Herbot Adami ·~1•1 'O!' p. UllTl s .,. TWINI (N) JI JO..l ·JO. HS-f fS.I J0-10 JO ftAINMAN 110 •• A~/ oo , o Mf SA CINI MA ..... po,, '"" "" 'lln~ l".IN£MA Wfc;T •••' r,1 e 'e• ·~•11,Je •••' 191 193~ IC~D (N1J) I IS.JJO.S4SUl 10lS ..... ., •··" I""'•• '> G f '"J El Toro l<d ~ ,, ••' r"l•• • • • •' ~ 1 'lillCt Ii 1 ;)')o8' I' . • • B 1· I ... L S·(n ·O ·O~GlU Restaurants feed hungry by sharing their leftov~rs Dear Ann Landen: Reprdina your oolulD about bolds that throw OU1 OliticlW IOOd lefto•er fOad:-We..,_ i1'1 a lllAIM and that'a wtay" IW1ed • .. lt.eatucky HarVesi" 17 ~Jiu llO·---tt1 now one of ~ lafwest an-· vOhiniecrorpniutaonJ in die Unil£d States.. • ... K.mtucky Harvest" has col&ec\ed moretlw> l.2 million poundsoHood from Ila hotels, lt'StlUtants, Clttrttl ud bakeries. Wt feed more than liet1-•IM ... •Jed: 2, 700 people a day' ltt'Vi QI 2 s . ntltlaoft bomes a.nd soup kit.chtns 1n Dear Ann LiaDden: f'm wntina 1n K.eatucky and IOUlbem Indiana. rapon~ to • letter from • *Oman The tn.;or concern of restaurants •ho was appUkid at the way bcMels aDd ~ncucs who don&&e food is and Mtaurants waste food by simply beillt Med if -someone ICtS sick.., • tbrowina away trays of putnes, cold ICAatucky and lnchana both have C'\ltS. frah fruit. veeeub&es and Oood Samaritan laws that proteet chtttn-o~ stl"llaht from 1etVic:e food donon apinJt liability. and. tables and stof"llF. beeaute -e are classified u .a non-rtease be aware that not 111 res; profit orpnization, all food donated tauranu and bocels operatt this w•)'· can be conlidtrcd a tu deducnon. So The Pmahabk Foods Prosram an you ICC, Ann, donor1 benefif and lhe Oucqo. under the p1dance of the hunarY IJel {ed. Greater Chtcqo Food Ocposatoty, ff your raderl bavt any qu~tions dot1 o~ tgnfic JOb of fecdin1 the about thia prosram they can Phone hunarY. . 502-S89-FOOD. Thanks for the Every week the depos1rory dehven forum, Ann. -Gary Bowman, four aluminum conwnen to Nick's Eucutive Cornman~. Kentucky Fishmark.ets. We suck them an the , Harvest . frttzer and then fill them up. Th111s. Deer Gary: CeearahlatJ-. oa not food that tw been served tQ ..... a &enUk Je'. W .....U, *"· 1uesu. Tbts is food that never sets to fer 0.-. .. -. ,,,.,....CJ le teU the table. Lt's the last siice of fish that tM' werW aMet , ... &er.'• a CMeace doesn't come out to 1 prrfttt 8 ounce LM. BOYD LOveleaves narwhals with scars Left front ioc>tb of the male MrWhal arows 11p to eipt feet. Some t&alk. Broun off at the up, usually. Almott a11 male narwhals have snout ec:an. Tusk·tc>-tusk fiahtinadoes that. Always over fcmakl. Nature of tht male parwllaJ is such you'd tipcct 11 to ~ 1 Coon cap and dnve a p.ckup. Q. Where's! Georae Bush's ancnton come from? A. Enaland. Solely. Those who delve into such matten say he's remotely related both to Queen Ehz.abeth II and Pnnces.s D\an.t. Some naahtclubs 1n Hong Kona find ponable telephones such a nuisance they requ1re patrons to check 1a1d phones at the door . RED BED Q. In Vienna, when you a«abowcwttha p1ctuttofa red bed an IM window, does that mean what I thank? A. Means .. No Vacancy ... Picture ofa pun bed means ·•vacancy" World'11hortC$t street, I'm aold 1' 1n 8elltfonta1nt. Ohio -McKlnley Street. Connects two t.trttts that meet but not euctly where they shoutd It's lO feet Iona. BJ CHAIUZS GOREN u.IOMAftS~ Q. l -Both vulnerable, u South you hold: •1'105 7'6 .,KQJO •AQ913 The biddina has proceeded. Wn4 on.. Eua Soulll J I 1 . ~ What do you bid now? . A .-WhU~ partner probably does not have much in the ~ay of hJah cards (after an. you are Jookma at 15 points and both opponents Me bidd1ni), he should have a reason- able suit to overcall vulnerable. With i double stopper in the enemy 'u11. try three no trump. Partner can always correct if· he deem 1t neceuary Q .l -Ncither 1;ulnerable, as South you hold: • AJ97 KQ6 JI • K 1076 The b1ddin1 has proceeded: ortb Easa Soulb Wat J · P I • Pa 1 Pus ~ \\hat do you bid now? A .-The only bid to avoid is two no trump-in 1h15 tequenct, that would be only an1;1tauonaJ and, ·wuh the values for an opcmn1 bid facing an openuia bid, )Ou want 10 be in aame. Bid three no trump Q.3-As South, 1;ulner1blc, )'OU hold. • 9'7 ) J651 AQ93l • M Tbe t>.ddina has proceeded West orOa Ed So•th J • Dbl Pa11 ? What do you bid now? 6lrt «IM tCcak that donn't loOk u wel-IM"*d II tht rflL Evay Fnday tJle dlpoeilOC')' pecks up tbe trays. Our ,.....u are aood for 60 to 70 OOUlldaol food a week -~ to lled 200 people. ' . Many other Chlea&O restaurants and bo1d1 art do1q their part. Thoe . Levy Orpnization bKb up a t.rUCk to Sean Towa-and Loads l SO pounds a week -a stauerina amount when you c:oo&idtr that one pound of food CID feed th~ people. Eli's Sk.ak Houit. Rich Melman of Lettuct En\enlin You, Arnie Morton of Amie'a, Carson's Ribs, the Marshall Field Rcsi.aurantS and the dinina facihties of the COGtinental Bank art j ust a few of' the busin~s that partia pete So, Ann, if you pru\t t.tm ml)be even more restaurants and hoteliers will become nwolved in fttd1n1 the hunatY-notJU5t at Thank51Jv1n1 or at Chnstmas but all year around. Thanks for my turn. -Nack Nicholas of Nick's Fuhmarkets DMt Niek: naMa fer a sreat .. y. ~....,..l.ltwWwneuu -..11ve fer fM4 aerven boG la Qkac•aM .,.... tile ceutry to set -~N.M••I•· . • Hew mlldl m•re te111lble aad IMl••M .... lt ..... Gr9Wlq "' foe4 Mc& ....... people .... , .... '° be ...... rd. A.-Even v.:ith the beefed .. up dia- mond suit. the same corujdcratlon applies to cho1ct of suit. But no~ your hand is strona cnouJh for an invitational response Jump to 1-wo hearts. Q .5-Borh \lulnerablc. a~ So uth you hold. ' • AQ761 c,17, M! •431 The biddana has procttded: Wn4 ortb Eu1 'outb I Pus 1 "llT Pa l ,. Dbl Pus ? . What action do you take7 A.-Partner's doµble 1s for penall· , not takeout-had he wanted LO hear from you, he wouJd have doubled one hean Thttelore, you should pus Q.6-Both vulnerable, as South you hold· +Ak93 Q63 a .+AQ762 The b1ddin1 has proceeded. ortll wt Soulb \\ ~· 1 Pau 1 • Pus l ., Pus l • p l NT . Pus 1 What do you bid now? A.-Vou ha"e the opportunity to descnbe your hand perfcc1ly, both with re1ard to shape and strtnath ff you jump to four hearts now, you not only show a rcspondina hand that is better than minimum but. havin~ bid two suits and Jumped in a third, you hiahliaht a slnaleton in the unbid ult. HoRos coPl Tue day, Januar)' 3 ARIE t\'hmh !I \prtl I'll ()uc\I for "&r~.itcr fret Jom· · bnni \ J c\1rcd rr_\ulu ~ rim·n mJtcnal pla.~., l e' role: 'our \l\ k cmt·rge~ pcrwnal magnt11'm Jom1na1~ \kmhcr of <>PPo"tlc \<'\ '" cnamorl'd Jnd \ou'll lno"' 11 TAl•Rl 1 \prtl !fl.\.1J\ ~Ol Ro· mantt~ aua~hmcnl " (\tJ cnt - ' ou II bt.• r-nthu\tJ\lll d\ n.an11c i.;rrall'c \omc "''" dcdart. "'ruu ~em lt lr..c a ne" )Ou'" Op11m1\m to )(\ t \tJ c ennui. ~ou t>c11n 10 hc3u11t \urrounJ1n@\ GE INl l \t•n :1.J unc 201 l tl0'4: l'Od!t .in· lll'd In hn1quco, -pt·rtrt: led "OU rccoan11t· \J'lfllUill \:lluc ... Ion·· d1\ljn(C u 1rnmun1u111un t.'lc,•UC'\ moralt f rJ\\'I fl H\1b1l1t\ t\ cnhann·d P1<oec:' \ 1rs o pcr~on\ fll'1\ rote .. CANCER U unc ~I ·J ul~ ~~> E\C't"I· k nt lunar numcmal J'>P<.'d \ htJh· hgh t po v.c:r tnlt'rttttv itttthont. lfl'Jll \11~ f ho~· "ho prC\ IOU\I~ "e rt' 1nthltcrl·nt "'111 nn'A ·,,, up and talr..l' l\Ollll' .. f undtn~ 1. ,ln Oil'°' tx' obt.i1nt·d , LEOcJuh ~' \us :~1 lx·j"<'nd1n~ upon oth{"T' J'(Ofllc "'Ill O\ll \UlllH' ( ut umh1h~J I lOfd JC't going "" \Olli ll'A n, protl·~ t 'our ""' n 1ntc:r~r-. dCH'lop .ll(COJJ. f l)\'.U\ 1)0 IOd l\ l\1U llth . ah1ltl\ lll fl'8lh hc:1aht\ • .. • OfMOe Co.t DAILY PILOT/~. J,.,..wy 2, 1tel . . ' Complete telfflaton lletlno• In Sundliy'• TV "'°' SYDNEY o •••• VIRGO ~~us ~\.\cpl. ~2) .\ .. d ifferent ·· ro d map n rcq_u1rCl.1 f ollo"' \Our o"'n u1st1ncl'>. \tud~ L<'o me'>\3.ie tor -.aluabk h1n1 ~"' \ \t\lle: mdcpcnde~e ah1ht\ to car'l' )OUr ov.n de•tan\ Lo'e rd a11un!th1p 1mt1atcd LIBRA (\~pl ~ l -0~·1. ~:I Emphas11l' flr<lll"-11on. tu."t'J for M: ur· 1t\ ~mcone v.anu \Omeuuna Jor no1h1n·s. 'ould ha'e e)e on 'our po\~\1on~ l heck accounts. re' IC'-' procedure'>. Famil> mrmber is 1n1ertstcd but J)n.~up1eJ C'ORPIO cCkt. ~· "\o\ ~I) nH' "·,11 a\-\t'n ' ou \I mph an· 100 tl.i\h\' I J IH· lh" a\ comphmcnt rl'fu'>(' to he d1\tur~d b' tho~ v.ho IJ\ k 1mai.1na11on skill Lon1-d1stan~c JI! rel.He'> 10 ~t'l\.·1al 1n\ 1tal1< n u<X>d' • AGl"M"ARll 1'0' ~~{)No ~I 1 II "'Ill be OC'tC'S~t) lo f ('\ I~ pl,.n\, lo n.·parr l<rrJC hou9:hotd 1tt'm ault'" mu hilc \\ hat h.td hccn held in ;,ibt,•\;lOlt' r\'\lUlfC\ almO\I 10lOlC'dt3IC' autJll.lon h.nul} membuwt!L tra\el. CAPRICORN (0« 22-Jan 19)· D1sccm mouves., ~pt offer put fonh b)' .. special friend " Emphasis o n 'a net}. _d1 o"e". St\' le, scn- ualtt)'. [)(ftn11c s.i1n ind1catC'd throuah 'tlrnuen -..o rJ Gcmm1 pla)'S d\nam1<' role AQUAJ\IUS (Jan. 2().fcb. 18): You'll be 11ven authont) to .. cb.ans th1np" You'll tet ntw household item you'll matTantc. you'll be '"tn touch" v.1th 1ntcnor dttorator . Tauru . Libra p(rsons pla~ o ut t1nd- 1ng roles PISCES (Feb I CJ-March 20 lndt· '&dual ~ho · borro-..cJ" -.1thout 1n· fomuna )OU \hould be rcpnmandcd. , Ta l 1\ not pleasant, but ntte Sii) ~nano al h1&hhaht communic•· t1o n P41bh\h1n1t puri.;ha~ of' 1nta e "''°('' IF JA 3 I YOUR BIRTHDAY \OU are rl'\tk \) creatl\c. artistic and po scs · cleJAnt" t•HIC\ 'our ~n of humor·~ contlJ10u'> people cruo} being around 'd'll \OU arc-(OMOOU\ of bod' 1mag<' 'ou Ir<' aura"'''c dc\p11c ""'e1g.t11 prohk m .. (1t'm1n1. Sag1tt.art u\ p(r\OM pla~ ,,,.,mporta nt roles 1n \our hie 1aJo1' dom~uc 'ltdJUStmt'nl tal~ pla~c m Februal) 'could incl ude actual (hangt' of re •· den~c: or mama! .siatu!I Apnl "'111 be produc ll'C' P.r<'fillbk memorable for \Ou 1n I ~>N • • TO SELL CARS All knov. Amen- can car dn'i"S chanae annually to 1 diuat111',i owners of th•• )ca.r''I can when neat year's come out Planned obaolactftce -Bnaht adea of one Heney Earl. an ancicprn&nt car dllilnef in Hollywood before Gen· ml~ tlired hJm in the 1920s f'ant proof his plan could work the 1917 hckard. A .-ln response to a takeout dou· blc, you hould prefer sho'Wln1 a four-card m.,or ult to a f'i.vc-ca.rd mmor-panner's bid auarantttS suppon ror the major suits There- fore, bid one heart and not one d.Jamond. Footbafl ·fai ls hei fairy tale ---------------Wu •n l 7H that the colonial flr t ~ tdtmna to an outdoor pnvy I "john.'" Of Spte1fic:a_lly then I ®'lnJobo .. .. Q .4-Ai South, vulnerable, )'OU bold T ht\ 1\ lhc \IOr' of~no"' \.\hill' and •Q7 J'51 AQJ3l •M lht' ~'t:n Bo~I' The b1ddi.Di_..b.a.s procccded .s.nw. \\fu14 ~ tl:app\c m -hfl \ht· 'h~1ulJ tk· happ) ""•th J <l:a' dt• ' It'd Ill ~ I hour\ ot IO(\lt'.IJll ~~ --i,in-1, ,n~,--~--4uanc:"~hli -r;,:f)fa,, and C'nJ-1onl' dan\:C\ that look l1 ~c thl'' 'q: hct•n l horcoiiri&ph~d h\ t 11mm' T unt• liul \ht' ,.,n·1 PJrcnt home. di1t1n1. p.>rt\lnl and Wnt ort-Eua •" 11' 1na a tair) 1ak e\l\lent c Om• dJ~ I • Obi PUI 1 her moihcr luo .. cJ inw the mirror What do you btd oow? and \llJ M trrM nwror. lm·r\d ol £111 ... ECI ------------mine. v.ht•n 'A lli \nuv. lt't oil lhl" dime •" \ml the m.uror 3.Mli\CJ'cd.-••••••••••••• "\\ l'i~·n hl' timh a hu\b.'.ll\d.'' f·rom tht•ic on 1n there "';a' nn .. 1opp1na h ·r moth~r \he lot ' l """' me:ininJ 10 =tU \l"r11\1ns10 1ht 'l' h.>"' P C\ One dJ\, \hdo.1J~J \nov. 11llo ht.• uma :inJ dropj"<'J ht·r oil 1n • ut'lutban lurc\I a nd lcll h1.:r \nm" 'h ncC"d upon •n en\ hanl«i < nllJ ntar a n\111 v.hcrr \hC' lnul'IJ a hu\b no. ~ 4 ch1ldtl'n and a I \ ~·1 Lite:• \ 1ocMJ (' r h('n on nnc ~, ..... )\•:ir ' l>a\ .. prnmo tor a looth.ill aanw m1 WI<' '1\t0n 1nttrrufltt·d lhl'H lrJn~u1ltt) It -.a., tor lh\' Ro~ Uo"'I R (l'o(. "·'"to ix• JCllnl.'J b\ th\' he11h·hOIOF 1\f lllhl'r h11k Ho"'' 1ndud1 nf Cna n~w ~u .. ir < ouon < 1Uu\ Hal ot f .i mc .uH.I f h.'\l:l r omorh>" \nu" ..... 11 '""'lid 1hr c:n11rc J a, "'11h "'' tn lt ctk Ro " I\ \nov. 'rt1rn' for thl" da' 'I "hl·n ht"f J'rtnu· g 11 v ul ol h1\ "hair lk "4' 10tlk'rtitt-n ..,ITrtuo;ts tor thC'rnOmC'nl\ v.hl·n \he Jnd tht· pnnlc U\l-d 10 tallr.. 1n full <Oht·rTnl <.cntcnce' ..\nd qu11c trankh \h"· ) \ll k ot the Bo• I\ \ht ' ""._ of their n1,1-,.c. thl·1 r 1alr..1n' • ' ht'r htc. <1nJ \ht•\ \tllr.. ol tkan1n1 111' ~ltcr the m. h H '13\\ ancr th~' 't tx-cn tht'f\' 'hl• ha\ 10 \3tuum \OJt l..' o ut ol the 1out1 \.U\h1on' a nd ~inti -.h1tc nn'' olf tile tatlk'-"' Snn" 1h1 ni.., ''' 1n1 "'Ith 'IC' t•n 11111 Bov.I\.., unn1u ur.1I l,,t•n hn n101twr ha\ \omc cunl crn about \no" bl'tn llJ.hC \a{!!(.Jlil~ ~J.Lh..alLoi .&.hc \1.0"' 1"1dcH lo p1n1a lo'A """'~ tC'\:m "'mcllmC\ hr ha' '''<'I\ 1n to undcan thought\ Ith doin' .;"'a) "''1h ont' of them. hut thr Pt'ace I rt'l"tfom and HohJa, Bo"'' '-'OUld Ix rhcre 10 take 1h pl.l°Ct- \n\'"' "-<U '1\11tng her mothl·r the other J a, "'h<'n !the ..aid · 1md 1f l hJ\l' a tl·" "-Otd v.1th 'our mirror':' \I'll flOl\l'J hcf"<ICll in tlon t ol 1l and "'11J "\l1rror m trHlr on the v.all. "ho , tht• tairc\l hara\\C'd \PQU"1C of all' I he m irro r rcpltC'd. "Put a cork en t \no"' I soi S~O nd1n1on "'olrc 1>1mr It &cl\ touphl"r and tnu;hrr to h\l' t'l,1pf11h •Iller Raquel win~; Prince's pony loses · • by 811 Keane COUR ID CULTUU bY Marana & M•• "I DIDN'T write 6861 , Dolly. It says 19891. · llAIUIADUD by Brad Anderson • "You gobbled It all up, so It's your turn to get more popcorn." PEAKUTS I KEEP TRACK OF ALL THE PEOPLE WMO DIDN'T SEND ME A CHRISTMAS CARD. AND THEN I MOLD A GRUDGE A6AINST THEM .. OAllPIELD ., ,. WASHEf{ CYCLES . 1., - DE1'1'18 THE llEKACE l·l·~ by Hank Ketcham ~ 1-'2.. by Charles M. Sc~ulz WAIT 1TIL I SMOW '(OU M'I UST OF PEOPLE WHO DIDN'T GIVE ME ANY PRESENTS . by Jim Davia I FOR &•TTBR OR FOR WORSE by Lynn Johnston JUDOEPARKBR ~EN LYNETTE SAYLOR Af'\RIVES FOR HER NOON APPOINTMENT WITH SAM DRIV ER, SHE INSISTS ON TAKINO H IM iO LUNCH / DOOIU88UllT \'M GlPO~S..',tl)'N:. Plll'tiNG-rT 1b Ga:O OSI!.! by Harold Le Ooux by Tom Batluk by Garry Trudeau · · '==' sa:~4l~-4i.,.s· = ---...... -.a•. ------ DRABBLlt ~ ~ •· by Kevin F-aan hiM••• / OJ J '"""· .,. IOS/Twe. l'O UKf, 1:> re.\-VP ..-_..,..-p ~~ •/_,'Clta/c /T)Mf \ • ,,7VJ1.• ~ '~ . I/ A553'*'9~ -.. ., • I r ' Some people s'nickcred when Peter Buffa otrcred SI 0,000 • to anyone wbo could come up with a solution to Costa Mesa '1 tnftk~. tWI. a )a! llO, ind I.be lkeptiCs are llilJ ~caJ. .wa and hil tnlftc tolutioo contest haven't produced u)'thi• to dWI tbe ahli'p criticism aimed aa hit· idea. He received plenty of responses to hit otter last year. One pcnon recOmmeodcd a J'M'&matic tube l)'ltml -son of an 111-po,werid train. Aod then there was the person who thou,ht Costa Mesa should penuade the world's automaken to scale down ttRaize ofcanlO m<>Rofthcm could fit onto the town's crowded roeds aDd treeWlys. The rcspontet were hardly the stuff that results in put solutions to tou&h problems. But the mayor of Costa Mesa is a believer. an idea man. He still thinks there's a solution out th~rc in that vast wilderness where innovative ideas arc nurtured. Why shouldn't he aivc the contest ahothcr year1 · Similar schemes have worked with.great success. He cites the desi&n of the president's home and office as an example. The same concept also worked for the .U.S. Capitol. And how about the Vietnam War Memonal in Washinaton, D.C.? The proof that soliciuna free·lance work helps is not restricted to des11mn1 build1np, OfTenng a bounty for criminals worked weU in the pa t and to a lesser extent still helps lawmen set their man. Publishers have always relied upon free-lance Wnten, anasts and photographers. The concept is simple, and It works. You let thc•frec· lancers know what you need arrd how much you.arc w1llinJ to pay, and let them do the rest. The expense of payina for h1&h- power people on a full-time basis is removed. You .pay l'or only what you hkc, or what wil~work. Buffa has enough faith in the concept to raise the ante for 1989. This year he IS offerin& a sfo.ooo reward .fof a traffic solution. The one ma,or cnucism that can· be attached to BufT,a's idea is the reality that Costa Mesa's neighbors ~ill have to share in any meaningful solution. They arc pan of the -problem, so why shouldn't they. be pan of the JOlu\ion"? • What would happen if Newport atach, Huntinaton Beach, Fountain Valtey, Irvine and Santa Ana jumped onto Buffa's bandwagon? If the y matched what Costa Mesa is wi111ng_t5) pay for a traffic remedy, the pot would vow to $120,000. ~ But why stop with city governments? ~ Traffic conacstion is a county and regional problem. and it's a problem that busanesscs and industry have a bt& stake 1n helping solve. What would happen tf a really tidy chunk of ctrange, 58) $1 m1lhon, was offered? · Incentives like that attract attcnuon. A m11J1on dollars would make colleges, un1vers111cs and transponauon thmk tanks sit up and take notice. But there's ~tch. The aovemmcntal and pohucal groups·1n Orange County would have to work together to solve and pay for a common solution to their agrcgate problem . Acceptance of that concept just might be the first big stride toward finding a workable soluuon to Orange County's traffic congestion. • State funded "1 bortions Once again -foT the l I 1h )ear in a ro'-'. in fact -1hc state upremc C-oun hu turned down n:\tncti on that the state Lqislaturt hu attempted to 1m po~ on st.ate-funded abortions Thi so ob'"aousl) ha s become an C\c~1~ 1n funlity ... The rcstnc11ons applied to abortions tunded throu&h the Mcdj~al pr<>s~m . .t\bon1on ~ would have bee n allo""ed onh ..._,...._..,_ ...... -.,..tuci.."1\C(C..J.bt..m~uhtr' life was tn dan&cr~he prfana resulted from rape or nccst: the mother "'as under 18 and had notificd her parents about the operation. or the unborn child wa te\'crcl) abnormal . Pttd1ctably. the rcst ncuons "'ere rtJectcd 1n court. It aot to the ~mt where Attorney General John V:an de Kamp ~•d his office ""ould not Ucfcnd the re tncttons. They ""crt · / nontthcl ppcaled l u ttr~ 'lt31l" upltmC Coun b)" tho Oeukmcj1an adm1n1 stra11on. n ncrc1sc in fuuht ). pcrhap\, but one the l.q1sloturc has been intent on perfect ing Rlnrsld~ Pr~••·E•t~rprl ~ Governor's veto North C1rol11u·1 aovcmor is the only aovcmor 1n the union who can't vc&o kai1lation. ' Now tatc Rep. Al Lineberry, D-Gu1lford, ha said that he's prq)lri• a bill for the 19 9 Lesislature that would. amona ot~rlh1n~ &ive the aovernor veto po~tr and limit the number of terms top lqislati"c leackn could Krvc. Sounds~. but it's not, principally because the veto u envisoried bY Lineberry and House S~ker Liston Ram~. 0.Madison la,..ely would be symbolic. • A sim~ ~orit) in the l..qislature -oukt be requu~d to ovmi<k it. &c:c•Ute 1 impte majority is n:quired (on thlft reedinp) to pus lqjslatton 10 be&in v.i1h. whaf1 the potnt? . . .,.._.JIN..., 8•1t -~ N.C. I? ..... ca. .... ............ ...... ....... ....... °' ... .... ... .. ..... '* ..... ........ ............... .... .......... a...'t.t:.--. ... .. ..... "' WA.. HINGTON -ongrt created an 1n,pcctor arneral et the Defense Otpanment as an indepen- dent watchdot to sniff out v.-aste. fraud and abuse. But •ho's watch1na tht watchdoa'? No one stopped lnsp«tor General June G1bbs-·'8rown -rrom t.akina a month-lonaJunkc1 to the far Ea tan October and a tnp to Europe la t ' spnn&. Now some of the '""cit1ptof'\ who "ork for her tell us she lqoks more hkc w11"1dOw drcuina than subsuin~ Th~· .. 11kcd us how Brown can etposc boondog)cs 1f her own trips raise e)'cbrows. Despite some successesf Morale at Brown·s shop appeared to be on the rockS>th1s July. 1ccord1n& 10 an official internal sul"Vey ·or in ptttor ,cneral workers. No onc- mcn11oncd Brown's trips. but man) of the 1 ucs raised point to poor manaaetnent . Brown says her tnps were all business and done on the chnP. - Sl.416.10 for Euro pe and S4.2S5.S) for the Far µst. That d~'t seu~ like around-the-world on SS a daf. but ma)'bc Brown has her own tax-c_u t fever st111 virulent ~.\( R.\\1('\ TO -J.\ decadr of Pro~ll1on 13-inspircd ta' cuts and public-spending rcstrntions nat· Until} ra1SC\ th(' QUl.'\llOn of~ ht'ther ( 1hforn1a's .in11-go\ernmcn1 le\cr has run its cour!.e Thos.c: "-hO ""ant to l·,.,pand go\ crn mtnl SCr\ 1 t"S hope. of rnurst thilt 11 ha\. that ( ahforn1ans no"' arc~ 1llini' to accept h1cher 1a,_c., The>' and 1ho~ on the othc'r side of the issue. ""ho ""ant 10 m aintain the \tatt"'> 11ghtlis1td appro.ic. h to go' ernment. \Cour the recent election rc\ults tor clues. The 1988'elcct10M did not re\Ol\C the 1s~ue. • Take. for <.',.,ampll'. "'hat occurr<.'d 10 t"'o 1n111at1\CS sponwrcd b} one of tl'tt.· largesl pr<Hpcnd1ng group • ~ educational establishment led h) \la te 'iChools chief 8111 Honig Onsmall). Honig an<1 hi'\ allrc' in lhc C ahlorn1a Teacher'. .\ssoc1:H1on had v.antcd to p lac-c on 1hc 19 ballot a s1r:111htforv.ard incr.:a~· 1n the \lies la\ ~Ith prc:.lccds going dtrt'\:11\ IOIO cdulatlun But · a dtta1lcJ pnv11i:-op1nion sune' JasheJ thOSt' hopn fhl' c.-dulators op1~ in)tcad lor a pair ot milder indirtt 1 mcasurc:s Prnp- o 111on "'I 10 June and Proporn1un 'll\ 1n :-..o\cmbcr The fint v.h1lh "'a' dt'll'Jlcd tl\ \OleM, ~ould tla'<' looS<'nl'd the Gann c;pcnd1ng h m11 adop1cd b\ '01en 1n 11179 a1 the hc1gh1 ot 1hc J nlHa~ mo\ cmcnt Prnpo"llon ~X ""hKh was appro\cd narro\'I) in O\Cmb..•r. 'l1mpl~ \h1fled mml' monc) Into cduC'<st1on -impl"' 111\ taking 11 from 01hcr \pending ('Oteaonec; -and ~hghtl) mo<lttit'<l the C1ann hm11 in :ino1hrr "'a' June's \Olen.. 1n ('f)rll. \JladJll'd the lm111. ~h1k lhU<ot' in '\0,1.:mbc.·r lht1n ed 11 bu1 protlahh did \tl 1n ignorance. inec v1nuall ) none of the pro-or-con publl<'ll)' menuoncd 1hr mcasurr's effects on C1ann fhe pro campa11n touted 11 s1mpl) as hdp1na hooh:b1ldrtn. In total. Propos111ons 71 and Qt! v.ert an 1ncond OSIH lt'Sl or~ he I her ta-.<ut fe,crhasabattd m \ahfornia Propos111on IJQ. a c1prcllc·•a' measure tha1 ixw.cd in O\c.•mlx'r ""as not a 'ahd te)t l'>lhcr '>tnt l' 10 most 'oter~ 11 ""as a ta' on wmu.>nt> cl~ If lhc 'lta1c""1dc ml·a~ure'> J1dn'1 rc,cal ~hethcr a1111udl'\ ha'l' changl'<i. ho"' abou1 the do1cn., ol local spendina and tax mca~urci? The (ah1i>JJ>1a .\ \OC1a1ion of Re- altor., and the Califo rnia l a\pa~ers Assocfat1onha\.ctompJlcd rewltson I 59 local tall incrrascs. C1ilnn hm11 increases. and bond propowl\ pl <:cd before 'ote~. ~l;as. the rc<luhs on tho..c loc. JI mcn ure\ JISU arc tn\Onclus1' t f 1lty·\I\ percent of 1he mea\urc~ v.crc \UClC\\ful But a clo~r t \am1n· Jllon ot 1hc result' ~ould 1nd1u11c 11 an\lhtng tha1 C Jhlurn1a \otcr-\ fl" m.un l~-cn .ibout rl'OHl\ 1ng tlw 'lhadln o n cllhcr ta\C''> nr ~pending \fo Hclhna ~ .. ., lhl' tall' of 10 ml·asures 10 r.11M" local s.ile~ la\e\ tor general go\ ernment purpo\t\ 'uin\· ~a., appro' l'~ e\en thouah unh ~1mple maJonlles ~ere rcquu-cd Ir\ ta' 1nl reaSt"s for tran'ipor- t;ltlon did :t b11 btuer 1hrc<' ol fj, t• ~c:rc appr(l\ (•d \ oll'r\ appro' l·d ., I J)(rl"C:O I ol hotel·mo1cl II\ IOCfl'J\l'\ hu1 1ho~. ag;u n. l\"prr-;cn1 to \Otcf\ ta\t'S on someone else rather 1han Jn agreement to ~houlder add111onal burdens thcm!l<'hc The h1'h rJll' nl bui.1ne\'I ta\ 1ncrca).(' appro,cJ fl" · llCll\ th.it !l.altll! ..\\ ndromc J hurdcn on ..omtonl' dc:r · Onh a 1h1rd ot thl' parll'I tJ W'I J DAN . WALTERS form ol propcn) Ul\. v.crt' .ippro,t'd. c\en though man} \o\Crt' Jes11na1cd tor pohci-and tire \Cr\.1Ct'S m 1nl·rca10C their chance\ of passage Whale 90 percent of lool (1ann- lim11 o~emde~ v.~rt :ip~p o' ell. all but a fev. Y.Cre for mall s 1al J 1 tru.1 .a nd onl) a handful al~ opo\Cd tall increases. O nl} Ont mam.r 1umdu:- 1ion -t c Cit\ of 'Bcriid~> \1mul- tanrousl) r.u)t-d W\es an~ 1\\ C...lnn hm11. and Bcrkclc) 1s a r,ch rep. r~ntat1'e ofC hforn1a Bond ISSU(.'S d id bcttrr. arid th:it"" ) l(U(' of the Slat(''\ bond IS\UC ., V.(' It s clrar that '01ers ~ botld\ s ~lune ot ~1nlc o; mont'\ for n~d punlK C'\pcnd11urrs and J1\rt'a.tr thC' p.'nb.lc._ th.at tho-.c hc11Hh n."Qum· The tore l\\uc: rc.·ma1n .. l'l\·tor hmh 'oil''' :ind puhl' maker\ Ha l'tin· ll'rn ;ibout n>ngt• led or Jctl·nor. 11n1 public fJl thll<'\ and ..._.n 1 l. 'rr· comr the oft--dl·mon\tralt\1 d1\ \tc lhllt ( ahlotnua'' \Otct\ hJ'l" for t·~ ta,es·> \ liuffice 10 \a\ thJI fl'" puht1\ 1:ln) art· ~1lhn~ tu It'\\ tht• t\,uc J11t•tth ,\~scml'lh man foh.1n ~leh\ D-\an I randru. l.i't mon\h 1ntHKJu,t'd J \IJt1.• con,t11u1mn.1I .lmcnJ1m·n1 tn rept"al lhl• (1ann limit, but 11\ l hanle\ ot enartml·n1 ran&l' frt1m tran\· parcn1h 'ihm to no{lt' Pohlllalh. la\· cul tc' I!! rcmatn\ '"ukn1 Dan K'alt~rJ Is • oot!lr att>d <'01uma1s1 • California 's joint custody dream_Ls~n ow a _ni.gh f.!Ilare For a u mt. 11 ~med su h a C1hforn1a drcdm ch1 ldrtn of d1vorct ""ho. rqardle s of cm:umstantts. v.ould happil) shuttle inJomtcustod} bctv.ecn the homes o f thc1rmothcn and fathen tn thc.-shtn) nev. v.ond of . no-f'iull dc"'orcc amt mGde-m ou1look. 11 w1 umed. there ""ould bc no 1n1mo ny and. v.herciherc wa • 11 v.ould be put aside b) the order of a Jud&c o r \ht' Ul'J•na of a mediator. 1n the bc~t intt'fnt\ ot the ch1ldrt'n • PETER Sc .. AG - dcfinrtioo o( chup. -~ ln'e 11ptorswho talkccfto us m1ss the crust} 1nsptttor aencral y,,hQ prtttdcd Brov.n -Joe Shcmck. oow rct1mJ. used to warn his troops qa1ns1 accepting ··a checst sand- ~ •ch.· Bro"' n told us that she ha ~cceptcd ..nCllhcr a cheese s.and~1Ch nor a CUP ofcolT~ from an} contractor ·· Th t's n &ht Asfar as"'ecan terl. Brownonl} ta\ts trom 1hr ta'~}('rs. ··v. hat we n~I JUnkyard dog." one miffed \taffe-r told o ur associate tt wurt Hom What they ha'e 1s a poodle Those v,,ho !...now Brown say he as dcd1cattd to go"emmcnt v.orl. hr has served as the an pcctor general at the Nouonat Actonautics and , pace dmtni uaoon andlheJnlCnOr Dc-panm~nt me Of Her eml)lo)ccs compl11h that at staff mccun~ he often focu on soft 1 un. such as long-term ptannana and policies - hardl> \he stuff to firt up a tafT of hard·nowd 1n\CSHpto - In her defense, Brown said she concentratts n ma mcnt 1~ tx-cauw-the~ v.crt' nql((tcd in the 17 month-; bet"('('" \hcmcl~s dcpanurc 'and hrr arm al m l~embcr 19 7 On Brn~n\ four·"'C't'k Far ~\I 'frip .,he maJr tv.o )IOJ>' in Hav.a11 1n ~tldi11on 10 \ 1 111n& l\.or'C'.a. Japan 1\1 .. a. the Ph1hppinc-und Ok 1na~a We adm11 1ha1 JUSt bccau5.e the ll.IMRI) tool ' hl e fun doesn't mtan Brown v..i\n't ~or .. 1na.._ .\ schedulr pro\ldt'<ftH Bro~n·~offiC't shows he me1"'1th 1n<.Jll"Ctor general oflinals 1n tho\t' locale' on I 5 of the.' 28 daH Th<.' rt•\t ol the llmt· Bro~n "'"'''"th othl·r 1111htlf' ot1ic1al\ ~e'I( t'\l'O aranl hrr a fc>A d3)'l to ta._e 1hc pul\C of m1htan 13\ 1h11~ in the Pac1li<. But a v.hok mon1h., Srov. n told U'I \he nC't'ded the time to \tuJ~ ho"" ~he ~ould reorpi11zc the.' 1n\~·ttor genaar .. officec, 1n 1hc 1'tlTOTT ------On her European tnp. Brown 111 1tcd mthlll) base an Germany. Ital) and Enaland he also squcettd 1n -.omc thtattr on t~ "'~kcnd No 011 deal. e\crpt one of Brown's "-Orl cl"\ fetched the t1d.et ~lcan~htle bad. at the rarl\:h. the (~ftn"<' Department trugglcd "llb a nr.rmrmnh procurnnt•tn sea ISO l Bro-.n S lault that" the DcfcnS< ~panmcn1 1n pc'('"tor scncrars tafT 1sn t on top of that S('&ndal. It fall\ squarc.'I) 1n her Junsd1ct1on. but thc.- F8l 1s runn1na the operation lx"Cau 1t wa an FBI sourtt who Cllposcd the alleged fra ud Borderline paranoia ~tt th<" FBI from s.hutntmuch dat.t V..tlh the IO\f)l'ClOr aencraJ It 1., undt'ttr 11 Brown v.111 weather thl' Ru\h tnin 111on But the rtecnt 'lune' ol pC'rwnncl under Brown 1nJ1llll'\ her offile routd u~ a .,halcup l ~ ~ 1h.tn one-fifth of the \upc-n 1\tl"' 'Iii~ 1here 1'1 I dear pf'O('('U tor ..c111n1 pnont1e\ and that (\nly onc-1h1rJ ...,, 1hc orpnwu1on "'Orio ~di a> a team Th tha1 wicrc unc~ed al-.oanpcd tb:u th.) dtd not get en u&h ICcJback trom ha&)\cr·ups Jad~~O.Wl'aaAn. •tt •1lllllk•IH ~•mabb. I T o o n ~ h~ H : s H1 ~· , I ..L.__ -- 1 monDAV OILY! 10 AM T0" 10 Pm . . . . .. ... TVs avcRs ON SALE!-. -..... Portable Color .. Console Gelor ~ Projection lV .. Camcorde~ MOllDI ¥ OllL ¥ ••• EUEIV UCI lllD CIMCOIDEI 011 llLEI VHS Video Recorder with Cable Ready Tuner and 16 Station Presets \ 5168 . STEREOS . . ON SALE! 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'------.----·--------.;--~~.,._, i~e pr~ves_ -- nice t rice~ to lift 49ers-· utaown In '87, Montana finds him to beat Yikes. 34-9 SAN FRANC'I CO (AP) ,_ The- San Francisco 49rrs. pla)ofT weak· hngs for lhe pi'C\ IOUS thrtt )Cars. turned bullicsaaa11'1Sunda} b> f'C\1'-· ing the Joe Monu1tia-to-Je"1. Rice show An otd postscason scort with the Minn~ta V1~1ng \\3S scttkd 1n resounding fashion as the 49ers reversed last )car's upset lo in Candle uck Park," 1th a 34-9 thump-"''· . It was a dav of atonement for Montana. R1~ 'and Roger Cnua. all shut do..,n in the 36-24 loss last January Along v.1lh rcdcmptton comes a tnp to Oucago for next Sunday's NFC champ1onsh1p pme -the 419ers lost thrn: 10 the Bears I ()..9 this season Coach 8111 Wafsh earned his 100\h career v1cto11 1n 10 seasons and hruged off an) no11on that a senes of postscason lc\dov. ns s1gnakd a franchise decline His team had been OUlSCOrrd 102-30 10 three pla)Off games met -.inning the Super Bo"I in _;985. despite lhrtt ~tra1ght FC West utle~. . ' ·· ML playoll'aclledale COfltl'•R•NC• PtNAU S...'1'1 Gemn •. AFC-6uffalo <13·4·0) al Cir~ln· NII ( 13~·0) !Ch•"'-' 4 al t;JO a.m ) NFC-San Fr•nclKO (11·~0) ., Chlc•eo t 13·4·0) <C"-'1"nel 2 •• 1 om > thrtt fiM-half touchdown passes and Cra1a scored the 49ers' final two touchdowns. rornpina a career· longe t 0 )&rd 10 seal a victory that cmphat1call> snapped a string of three stta1ght open mg-round defeats, M1nncsotaCoachJcn) Bums bare· I> cQuld recognize the team that had controlled the pme here a )Cir qo "Our goals v.cre to stop Rice, shut down Craig and rush Montana.•• $lid Bum . "-hose team finished 12-6. "Wcd1dn'1doan) ofthem. They beat us in e'"tl') phase of the pme. We never could stop their pass rush.'' Montana had not thrown for a touchdo" n in the postscason since Claulc competitors . TM all•toaiaament team from the Cout Cbrlatmu Cla..SC lDcladee: (front row, left to riCht) lrYlae'• Ste•e DamDeyer and Bryan AJIJ'ed (ti.VP]. E•tancta '• lllke .. Cutia; (middle row) Corona del Mar • Matt Hent.naton, • D&na Hilla' 'John Lloyd and ChrU Delre: (back row) Hunt: ~on Beach'• Ste•e Lacu, Lone Beach Jordan'• Kacey Brown, Edbon'• Bryan Marpby and Laauna Hill•' Pat Nelson. Gler;idale Booyer'• John Hillman 18 not pictured. "Thf past -three years have bttn &Jonous \cars What other tca1"1"1 ha ilone bct\cr -than "e ha,e" \\ c ha' e no apolog1rs to )OU Qr an~btxh clSC'," Wal h told n:'poncrs Montana 4 nd R1ct hoolied up on n Francisco's 1985 uper Bowl v1cton, and -.as harassed into four sacki. ·and one of the worst per· forma.n~ of h1s career ap1nst the V1k•nas la~t January. But aided by out.stand1oa protecuon, he completed h1s first Sil pa ses Sunday. "There's no mystcn to what hap- pened toda)." V1k1ngs dcfcnSJ"c co- ordinator Floyd Pelcrs satd. "We (Pleue Me.,9en/112) Mountaineers face Irish f or·_top spot Fiesta Bowl pits unbeatenteams for national tttfe FIESTA ~ TEMPE . .\nz (;\P) -West V111m11 coach Don l'chlcn eel· ebrated his S3rd b1rthda>-unda) has the years and 'Notre 1).ame's Lou Holtz. "'ho v.on 't tu rn 52 un11I Fnda}. has a shghl edge 1n The Fiesta 8o"-I p~!)('nted him wnh a cake featunng a chocolate football and asked him to make a WlSh. -•"Thal would br 11 tough ont:. wouldn't 11.'.?" Nehlen s:ud v.1 th a smtSe af\er blowing out a fe,,., candles. )OU\h • Something llkt' the F1csta Bo"' I be1wc.-t'n )Ou thful "lo I Nolte 03mc and s.emor-ladcn "o.· l West V 1rg1naa. both 11.0 .ind the only unbeatt'n maJor-collegc teams The ~l g,1fl v.ould br collegt football'' champtonsh1p. to be determined b} the <\s oc1ated Press poll after todafs bov.I pmcs Both s1dc'i "<'nl throu1h final \untups und~ m 4.nzona tale Un1\crs1t) ·s un De' 11 tad1um. where urkrts reported!) arc being seal~ -legal 1n ~mona -for S 1.000 apiece ,.,~ Kotte De.me Co.ch Lou Bolt.a hopH he'll 1et another llft ton:lCbt. When 11 comes to age, Nchlcn Amona 'itnte coa\.h Larr) Marmie said the grass field . used (Pleaae eee NATIONAL/83) b~ei1'ead ·coach 'sRoseBowl uck is due to chan . , SC'sSmlth-favoredtoearn · .. Is first win vs. Wolverines PA. ADE A (AP)-Master and stuJtnt <'.t:h \\1th 11tna marks to the nation's oldest bowl &amc. \QUI~ olT rou the sidclinn Monday in the Rose Bo""I po Scbem hler. me vtttnlT ~ ~f '"' 1 tttr-nk.cd Mteh ipn Wohcnnc . 1r1es for JUSt his ~\'Ond 1ctoty,.1n nine vmu to the Rost.Bo•! bfT'Y Sm"h, tNhO Sl)S he gonhc foundation of h1~ h1na ptuloso~y v.-h11t \Cf'"'' as an u.s1 tant under hembedt~ W1U atttmpt to colf«t h1 fir'1 Ro~ Bo-wl in with the uf\h·ninkcd TroJans. Schembechkr't Rose Bo-.1 ~rJ 1\, depcndrna on ho's coununa. t1\Mr ,.7 or '-6 m1th'-,, bv the \lmr okcn, 11 cit~ 0-I or (}.I !h. When Schcrnbeehlcr wfTered a hC11r1 attad and "as ospetthftd on Rose eo-t da)' in 1970 .. he cncru led h1t to a couple of has assistant . .. You cqntnbuttd to &hat l ~ " hcm~hlCf. nnana. rtm1nded Smith. "I d1dn·t make that pme Jim OU"I l.nd l.an')' ran I.be &eam--• bUl that fou I lft m) umn." Smith, in his teeond year as the Tro11ni' head coach ked yp a loss of h•s o-n lut )tar m Patadc~. • Al~ PlcifK-l01tamsdom1na1cd the Big Ten 1 ROie BOWi 1n ~nt }ft.fl and •On sn su11aht dahna '° 19U. Sm"h's Trotans '°" 2().t7 to 'MKtupn 1111 ~. mctiftl IM Wnc Ga.st's domtnantt and a ......-Southrn Cal win ..ak an the aamc. ., ~ ,.., T~ "'" '8k a IQ. I record lnto the l · ··aC'Mit· 7).. Midtiean IS 8;2-1 . SdN~. W'9o .bas u amlJft:»l'C o~ ·~rm>rdofl23-6J.I. is On>bebly wnr) Of a-ri•ll!.' -...... ,.nou. a.ck of aucttn '" the ... ~ .......... '° ICt'CtJl ''· -~ ..... to •Y thlt Bo's nake--bit '" the a-... ......_ .... ,Mid .. , can't •MWtt ''· r,c . ........ ,allibll. I'm IMM I chnb COiiet\: 1( didal .n.1 lried wit~ ••e••· '!-\~ ---~--hi'IMdcomcup ...._,_,-w~ ........ ,,.,....,_..,.,feel \ __ "!:',... .................... ~ ................... .., ... t(Row ...... ...., ............ *ane • Wllo _. '*". ~-......:~ ROSE .... 11 ~ .(1.J.ll ~ H• S USC llO·l·t ) 1 <et ffa~) (S p.m. en ~ 7) M• h• n 1~ USC... l'lav1 ..lQl!t 1!JI. UIDti. buJ JM roiaM tnr• 1t1Clori.1 l'l•1t• • comt n Ille "ow &o""'t Tht Wotverllle1 onlv ROM 80-' w n O'<le< USC wai 49•0 In It .. Southtrn Cal beet M•<:n•ven 10·3 '" lt70 I•·• • 1n 1tn eno 17 10 In 1'19 Micnigafl, tne 8 1g Ten thamolon Is. t · 11 1n bowl "mft a nd ~-7 '" 1ne RoH eowt Soutnern Cat 1ne Pee 10 cl'\amo ,.,., t>Hn 11ie Aoit Bowl 26 111'1\H encl he\ e 11·7 mark, ll'CludJIO f1vt of 11, la$! ,,. ~·•· lt\ot Tr01•"' ar• 21 ·10 ,. bowl Htnb Last veer. M c:h•iaan oeat Alat>em• 1n lht Han of Fa~ Bowl 21 2•, whole SC>Yttwrn C.I IO\I lo Moehl9an Stat• .n ttlot tto\.I, 20· I 7 Ttlot Wolv~,,,., f lo Aritona Slate 12·7 II\ 1ne '"1 ROM, Mo<l'lloen' .. ,, •~ranee _ Mldltoen IOst '"'' ... M)tl lo Notr• o.nw 0 9·17> •ftd M!arTW (,l·JOr end heel lo•• •' 17 Soutl'ltfn Cat's ontv loU wH to t~ too·r•nt.~ ,,,,,,, 27· IO _ Mlt1'1 .. n b 11th 11'1 IN! nat.on In Nth•~ w1111 2S6 5 tafdt a Hmt .nci nmtt\ 11'1 KOC'•"O ~enw et 1l t The Tro.an$ •re ntr1 nat v n to•e l offenM ••!"' .. , 5 • .,.. DW contttl, MCoftd In r\I•"·~ "*' .. (16 •>. IO!rl In 101a_l1 ~ ....... (261 ••• •nd • 111ri In K0<11"9 o.fet\M l 1U). _ MKf'llO'" fOtS °" lht '"' ot lallbeielo. Tonv ~ Tht lunlor 11 foUrtll 1n Irle countrv n bolfl '""""' (1JS f v•rd a~"9) and ei•ouroose r\IMl!'\9 ( 1n S) eoe.t ...... l,l" .-rdt on 2.. nmet DtMefrlUt lrOWft N\ ,.. OVf/f •• ouar tfW.Cli. .tt• MICnMI Tavtof twoM hit cOlarbont T.ckle Marll Meitner (66 I.Oles) aeecta tht ~ *ONM M m Alt~Anwtic.a ouerttt1NKti "..,_. ~· tf'lrew tor 2 65' nrdt. ti fOloleflido•"• 9N tt ilntereff4!0M He ff"\• ....., • of J.JI, 't J ..-~ _,,., It taPKl.S to o«av ...,.. .. a tolifftt .,_...,....,.,ion ... lntt Noire O&mt Er A,,._.,~ Al·Amarka la,...,. .• tavorlle reic.t• Wflti 6) ~ fir IN YM4t ind ~ ~ Tiw TroilM .,. i.-~ kllt fin\ i.vel\ .. .-tY ~ c.rter ......... Bills misS fewer chances · Buffalo ou~ts Oilers,-17.~0~ in spite of sever~l mista kes .ii Whtl.c.thc offtnsc ~as doing 1t mm1mal b6t1 the · -"lJills"aercnsc.. e up 1n the S«ond half Prcss~re 1rom . Comehu Senne\\ and Rrutt math and CO\ICflllC by safeties Leonard Smith end Mark cJso held Wa~n Moon "'1thout a complcuon on his first c1sht attempts t.ftcr he had thro" n for 145) ards Jn the first half. Leonard ,. .ORCH.\RD P~RK. Y l'\P) -The Houston m11halsoblockedapunttosctupR1dd1ck'stouchdown 01lcnand BulTalo 8 1llsspcnt mo \Of~unda) \f'\IOllO~ and BcnMtt blocked a Tony undC)I (it\d...-I U). v.ho could make mort' mistakes "'hen the.-' rea ... heJ But Houston blew morc opponun1t1es. talhng..,. hen xonna po 1t1on 11got1ns1de the 'W In add111on 10 the blocked field pl, The Oilers \I.On that contest :ind the Bills ~on thC' ZendeJ&S han~ed one under p~ urt and Moon misfired 4\H pla)ofT game bea11n& thr OtfC'r.; 17• IO Thr Bills arl' v.uh Dre"' Hill v.idc open 1n th<' C'nd zone Then. in ttle on the "a) 10 thc:1r lir>t champion h1p13mr rn 2~ )<'af'i -5«ond hall. Houston lo t tv.o m1erctpt1on ami fumbled the ..\H tr tie contest nc'<t "l't'k 1n \tnunna11 a punt on tts la t (hanct to JCI the ball But 11 wasn·t eas" "fhe kt-\ to the pmr "''!. that "'e P'"<' up ··1t's thr pla,offs. )OU0 \.C iot to ao tor the b11 one\ · opponunni~ ,.hen v.c 'h•d them ·said Hou ton center said c1uancrb3ck Jim Kell), v.hosc team tlo\tC'<' foiled on Ja\ Pennison Offcnst'C tad.le Bruer Da'-•S lfrttd fourtb·and-1nchcs -on c from the 3. the othtr t1mc1us1 · "\\ edidn'tdocnough nght al thccriucal 11uat1ons." short of the goal line "\ ou don "t "ant i~ settle forridd hr said ~ oals ·· g ( oach km (1lan' ilk thouaht the 1um1n 1>oint -was "l suall} "c're PTT\\) productiH inside t~c fhc:· tht' notched lateral v.h1ch l·amc on Hou ton'$ first center fl-rnt Hull said ·eu1 v.c d1dn ., Ph'> an> JXtn$ics out posse !lion of1hc third quanrr. "'11h Hou ton tra1hn1 7-3 there The\ 're a heck of a team •• ._ .. -.. -..-·---..... .. --· But 1ht Bill!>. "ho manar.ed to gel a o orv.vod • .. I think that "a" th<' 1urn1na pc.uni ·· Gian' 11lr said. field goal and t"u rouchdo\\ ns -on a 1., 't'(;ond ·· 11 cost u'i a touchdo\\ n .. quaner run b} Robb R1dd1ck and an I I ·\:&rd thmJ· ·v. hen )OU &~l do"n 10 thl' '""and \OU don't &cl quaner !.lamper b~ Thurman Thoma'i lrom ~·,en trtp., an\oth1ng. thal's gofto haunt :-ou:· Pcn1son added 1ns1de the ~O. "'crt.• a lot ticucr in the "rC'd zone .. than the Then '" tht' SC1.ond half Houston JUSt self· Otlef"\ (Pleak eee BILLS/82) .. UCLA to shoot for recor Bruins aiming for seventh straight bowl-win \rs.-Hogs (HI I \' f \Pl -Nmth-rankcd L <. l \ and <. oal~ Terr) Donah~ h°'-ll l~lr a r«ord SC\cnth con· sccutl\r l)()v.I \JClOry Monda) ap1n t the c1ghlh·ranked l\rkan Rullthad,, in the Cotton Bowl. .. ~. ma proves MCODd to no NFL team . HOUSTON -Wins and IOlleS will al'Wlys count mo1t in lhe NFL. but d'tre is more to succ:esa \ban meets~ ltOttboard. and cblrisma is not 10 be overlooked. • COIChes jump out of television screen at you. .,._yen become fOtk hm:Jel. and thdntwisma tums up 1n ticket offK'ft as profit. To find out which team has tbe most charisma, TM Houscon POlt surveyed weU-lcnown NA. obtcrvers. Eleven writen •nd broldcastm from across the counuy responded to the survey. COKh Mike Ditb and his Chicqo Bean nn away with the s-per's c~risma survey •. handily bntina runners-up San Francisco and Wuhanaton. The Bean finished fint in four of the nine catesories (coach, st.adium, unique characters and fans): tied for first in anbther (pauern of success). and added two 1eCOnds (uniform and playi ng style) and a third (tradition). . The 49ers tied the Bean and Redskins for first 1n pauem of success. were second in owner-front offiC'C and finished third in playina style. Dallas finished a distant 11th, although the Cowboys did claim the best uniforms. Houston. thanks to strona finishes by Coach Jerry Glanville and unique characters. finished I Sth. The Atlanta Falcons, who finished last in seven cataaorics, brought up the rear. Although ChiC8JO is full of characters •. Oit~ - and his heart -earned the Bears to the charisma title. .. He hurls gum, he·s beck a couple of weeks af\er a bean attack, he says outrqe<>us things. he mocks opposing fans and stadiums:· tht New York Post's Steve Scrby said. "What more do you want?" Orange County Register colum!'ist M!lrk Whi~k.er said he would "love to have a few dnnks with the Bears -and watch them fight" Miami rated first in playin• style. "They play like they know it's a '8me and they're supposed to have fun." Komheiser said. Scrby, mcaf\whilc, found the reason for Detroit's 26th-place finish. "If these ~ys had a playina style maybe they'd win a few pmcs,' he said. The tndition category cau&ht the attention of broadcaster Charlie Jones ( .. What Dallas has a~ complished may never be duplicated") and Whicker ("Can you name 10 Buccaneers ever?"). Los Angeles Times columnist Mike Downey probably came up with the most outrageous choice of \)le survey, putting the Bucs tops in tradition. "Tradition is a two-way atrcct," h~ explained. .. Nobody loses better than Tampa Bay." Quote of the day Bo Sct.emf>ed1er, University of Michigan football coach, on his team's l-7 record in the Rose Bowl: ··1·m ~tat rationalization and I can rationalize every on~ of those 9Cven losses." Arkansas aulstant ey~ UTEP Arkansas assistant coach DavW Lee says he 1s under consideration for the head coaching position at Texas-El Paso. The Razorbacks offensive coordi· nator said UTEP athletic director Brad Hovious contacted him by phone Friday to discuss the Miners' coaching job. _vacated in Oecem~r by Bob St~ll. St~ll resigned to aa:ept the bead~cht~JOb at M1550un. "He (Hovious) said he would fly my wife and I out there the morning after the Cotton Bowl pmt to interview, .. said Lee, who applied for the job as soon as he learned it was open. "'I've coached out in the WAC (Western Athletic Confcrtncc) when I was offensive coordinator at New Mexico in 1983. and I'm familiar with the leque. ·• Hovious said there are three others being consJdercd for the position and that he wiU U')' to interview all finalists this week. He wouldn't nime the other candidates. - Bears, Bengals receive eclle NEW YORK -The Oiicaao Bears 0 were made a twe>-pomt favorite to beat the San Francisco 49en in next Sunday's NFC championship pme, accordina the the Cilantueulver hne. The 49ers aidvanced to the final on Sunday with a 34:-9 victoryoverthe MinnesotA Vikinp. Thcpme will be played at Chicqo's Soldier Field. In the AFC. the Cincinnati Benpls MC 3111 point favorite over the Buffalo Bills. The Bills beat tbc Houston Oilers 17-10 Sunday and will play the Benpls at Riverfront Sta<Uum at next Sunday. . . ~·~IN TiHE IWEACBBRS And then one (jay ln-.eroblca, Donna audden· ly, and without warning, loet her baby fat. Canadlena win eilbth straight Patrtet a.1 stopped 39 shots for his lil lhird shutout ofthe scuon as the Montreal ' Canadiens extended their winnina "rcak to ~&ht pmcs. wilh a 4-0 NHL viciory over the VanoouverCanucksSunday ni&ht. Montreal, which has won five in arow 011 the roed, lias lost onfy once in its last .14 tames. The Canadien1 lead second·place Boston by Il points in the Adlms Division. Sa.,:11 .. e IUc:Mr, CIU11 Clltel69I and 8-' Gallley •pve the Canadiens a J.-0 lead after two periods by IC'On na on the power play. Gainey's pl was his SOOth career point. Leny RM..._ finished the scorinJ early in tM third period with a shot from the blue hnc ... Al Wnte scored a power-play aoal with 6:23 remaining in regulation timt lo give the Toronto Maple wfs a 3-3 tie with the Chicaao Blackhawks. Toronto, which tnilcd 3-1 after two periods. aot to within one aoal at 9:45 of the third period when ex-Blacklawk E4 01et1k banacd his own rebound past replacement goaltender FA leUMr for his 21st goal oflhc sea.son. New Orleans downs Bradley WUUe RldlardlOll scored 19 points m Sunday ni&ht to lead New Orleans to a · 91-63 oolfcge basketbrall victory over Bradley, the third win in a row for the Privateers. Bradley, 4-4, suffered 1ts biggest margin of defeat in I 32pmes. losi ng to New Orleans by 28 points Bradley head coach Stu Albed was ejected with 8:34 remainina when he received his third of three tcchn1cal fouls. The technicals occurred af\cr center Lelle Jac:kMll drew his founb foul. New Orleans shot 64 percent from the field in the first half and averaged 60 percent for the pme ... Larry Marts scored 21 po1 nts. 1ncludina nine straia.ht during a I 6-po1nt .\rk.ansas run. and pulled down 11 rebounds to lead the Razorbacks. 6-2. to a I 03-71 victory over South Alabama. S-4 Television, radio TEL•vtMON 10 •.m. -cou•G• l'OOTaALL: Hall of F•me Bowl-Syr•CUM vs. LSU from TMn~. Fi. .• CIWIMel •• 10-.30 •.m. - . COLLEGE FOOTaALL: CollOt\ Bowt-UCLA vs. Ar-ansas from D•tt.s, CIWlnnel 2 10-.30 •.m. -COLLEG• FOOTBALL:• Citrus 8owt-Otllahorn. vs. Ci.ms.on from OrJ.tndo, Fla .. Crwtnnel 7. 1:30 o.m. -COLUGE FOOTaALL: Fiest• Bow.-Wesl Vlrolnlil n . Noire Dame ~rom Tempe, Arl1., CNnMI 4. ' . 2 o.m. -COLLEGE FOOTBALL: Ro.a 8owt-Mlc:f\19an ~ USC from P1s.d9M, CIWlnnel 7 s o.m. -COLLEGE FOOTaALL: Orange 8o\llt Nwetlt• vs. Mlemf trom Mieml, cn.nnec • .s:JO o.m. -COLLEGE FOOTBALL: SuPr Bowt-Florlda Stet• n . AUbUrn from New Orlean•. -Channel 7. 7:30 o.m. -NO HOCKllY: Central Red Army (Soviet Unton> •I New Jersey (MlaVed), Prime Ticket I-o.m. -HORSE RACI~ S.ntt._Mlt1 re9!1V\. Cri.nnef 5' (Prime Tldlel, 10:30 o.m.) RAotO 10-.lO a.m -COLLEGE FOOTBALL: Collon &owl-UCLA v\ Arhnws from Datte\, KMPC (710), KNX ( 10701. 1:30 o.m. -COLLaGe FOOTBALL: Fi•"• 8owt-WHI Vlrolni• vi. Notre 01me from Tempe, Ariz.. KA.TM (930). 2 p.m. -COLLaGI FOOT•ALL: Row 8owt-Mkhloan 'Is. USC from P•Mdena. KNX 0070), KMPC (710). s o.m. -COLLIGI FOOtaALL.: Or•noe ~·-· VI. Mi9ml from Mii.mi. KRTH (930) S:.30 P.tn. -COLLIOI FOOTaALL: SuHr ~ldl Sl•t• YI. Au«»urn from New OrlNns, KMPC (710). ..... , . *""'••d. k>li• two inlle':ioM and MMmi; • ,_. OD ltl lut Chancf IO Ill lhc b I. , .. We Pla)ed ~ ckftnte and we played ..,... • ~I tom._" uid Mlla.b Marv~ • ...._.,.,.. wall play for I trip 10 lW 5uPtf Bowl neat 9Md1J:S CiDC&Dnati. •bcte the lilll toet lS.ll No¥. Zl. TM ud~lluedWNFL01_..._ •• ,, ..... -baelalft9"0. Tiie victory waa &19ir b • * ....,...,-=! 1iM¥ t1w beat the N9w Voll Jen in u APC 11!t9f ill ?911. h'a lhie ,.,.._. MlllohMMt...S It loll 31·7 to KantuCiay ia die 1966 AFLdM•,.an1_. .-..tUcilY 22 ~ ..._oa Ju. I, 1967. in dw a. ~~ ~Yod in lr.alllllo. Tiit C'Mfi t11enl oe IO IOle to Green Bly Ml W ftne ~~ . Ridditk \Wnt over from one yard i11 the e«ond q1.aaner and Thomas from 11 _yard• in the third bd'ott NotwOOd's field pl pvc \he Bills a 17·3 ad. But after Noiwooit mis~ a 36!yard Rdd pl, Moon finally drove the Oiatn IO their only toud•down. It carM ona 1-)arddiveby Miu Rozittwith 5:12ld\1n theprne and at the end of an 8().yatddnvcin nine plays.A 29-yard pus to Leonard Hatriund an initrfettntt call on the pl line ap1nst Oemck Burrouahs l(eyed the drive. Hounon lost its last cnancc when Curtis Duncan fumbled a punt with l;i~ lcf\ and Ray Bentley rccoven:d at the Oilers' 18. Jim Kelly whp uncharaC\crisucaU,y tbrtw on his fint aix plays. finished "ith 19 compkt1ons in 33 alkmpts for 244 yarijs for lhe Bills. Moon was 17 of 33 for 240. ·The Olien aot one br'Cak before the prm st.antd - lhe weather was ~nusuall) pleasant for Buffalo an January: sunny. with temperaturts in the high 30s and little wand. They aot 1nothrr WhC'n tht flill' blew ~IJOr sconna San Francl.co Coach BUI Walah (left) Le:!. a Yictory ride from Ron Haclley and ~edJ' ahortly after lllane.ata '• 8eott StaclweD poaden defeat late lD tbe 1ame. 49ers PASS CO.MBO PA ~SW~ Y ••• From Bl came a step awa)' from makma some big play\ and Montana would suck that ball nght an there Thcl didn't show us anything that wasn t in the game plan ft came do~n to cxecuuon and they outpla)ed us ... The 49ers spotted Minnesota a J.-0 · lead before compfctel) dom1nat1ng thcgam~. ~ · .. "Gi tting past the firs lC-2_ 'has to gave US I httlc bat . con~dencc, because Wt ha ven·• pla yed well the last couple times:· Mon~na ~1d .. For us to beat the team that beat u!I last ttmt 1s a little bat sweeter. but "'-t'vc stall sot our work cut for us ·· He h11 Rice on sconna paSscs of two, fh e and 11 yards as the 49crs built an 18-polllt halfl1me ~ad. The 49ers' record-setting \\1de receiver had not scored a touchdown in has th~ prcv1ou pla yoff ,.amcs He fin ashed with five-rttcp11ons for 61 yards. and his three TD catches tted an NFL pla}ofT m-ord .. h had rcall) bctn a tough .,car for me," said Rice. who caught 62 passes 1n the r~ular season but was slov.oo by a nght ankle \prain. "l finall ) 101 a chanct to make some plays and I did." .. a scort that would have glH'n the V1lunp a ''That WU tht' end for us." Peters first down 1ns1dc san Francisco's 20- said ... Thr roof caved in." yard line. There were about five Rutland, who scortd a touchdown minutes left tn tl'le third quarter and on a 4S-yard intcrccptionlo~etum 1n Minnesota trailed only 21 -9. Minnesota's v1C\ory ·over ~n Fran-"It didn't loolohat tou&h to me and cisco 10 last )'Car's pla}offs. didn't he's a a:rat receiver." llums said sccond-auess himself this tame, but "N1nety-n1ne ttmcs out of 100 . .he's. knew he had JUSt blown a baa one go1n1 to make thal catch •• .. I had lhc ball. Rtec JU.St had more Wilson also had a J'1bpar pmc. of 11 than I did:· he $lid. "That's throwina 1wo anterocptaons. He re· preuy much hC?w thinp we~ aoin& peatedly ~ frunratcd an an~mpts to the whole way.' --.break a btu>lay, W8HaGked s1~ tJmes.. "If he'd have j'otten the inttr· 1nclud1n1five1n the rant haJf. Wilson ccpupn, he'd have been the hero," was 23 for 47 with two 1nten:ept1ons. said San Francisco cotnc:rback Tim Montana completed 16of27 puses McKlcr "Bul 1tturncdou1 he was the for-t18 yards. Montan.a wu sacked goat. Just once Crata finished Wllh 1 lS Rice's counterpart, Minnesota's yards -0n 21 c.ame$. his ~ahth 100- Anthony Carter. who cauaht 10 yard pmc this teaSOn. passes for a playoff-record 22/yards a San Fnnc1\Co pined 378 yards. year ago. did nor catch a pass until the 1ncl ud1n1 20 I on the ~und1'p1ns1 tturd quarter and tin1shtd with only the &cqt¢'i No. I dcfenselac:kk thl'ff rttepttons for 4S yard Keith Millard and end Chris "Thm was no way we were ao•na Doleman. big racior-, m lut ynr's to lcttfus guy embarra UJ the wt) he 'lctory, ~ert shut out in sacks this dad last year," McKyer said. tJme-. 8ut Carter. who was obviously The V1ksnp had 262 tot.al yards, upset as he humedlr, tcn M1nnts0ta's JUSl S4 rushina. lock.ct room. said: 'I wasn't double-Offensively and defensively, the covered that much. Monly. the>. 49en' motJonat effort seemed to played lone. (The V1k1np)1ust d1dn t reac:h a level wh1ch atoned for three calf my number... seasons offim round ehm1n.at1ons On one 1mponant ocau1on when "'That's the most emouonaJ I've One of Race's most 1mponan1anbs came in the third quarter, with San Francisco ahead 21 ·9 He snatched a Montana pass JUSt ahead of Rcuie Rutland, who had an open field ahead of him and could have: cut the ma"l'n l.!!!!!!!~~~!!~!!~~!!!!!!!!~~~~~~~!!!!~~~~~~~~l[~~~~~~~~~==~l£O~fivcw11tlan1~~~~rcturnfor V1tunp' quancrbac:k Wack Walson sun the 49ers otay in a Ions tJmr.'' did loOk for him. artrr didn't come Wilson llH2. "Their ans are uiuaUy throual\. He wasn't able to make a l11d·Nc:k. and 1he team rul but1- l~pin1_£8tch ~-n_a tfiard:~n~· I 0 JS!~ nesshke." __ _ Dooler- retlres· ·a winner ·Johnson continues Miami 'spitch for-title ' ... He insists Oran e ::~~~·1rt!:1 '!,o~e of UI. i.ys It BOwl ho 8 true _ Holtz likes idea of playOf f No. a• Oll.w:!l ~.a.- s OOlOUt Or 0. 1 . Fr.m ~ Atnciace4 Prttl The SooMn lftd die T~ an: Even 1f Notre Dame beats West V1t1Jn1a 1n the F1nt1 Bowl ind i) both 9-2 entcrina •hat mlP't ~ vo1ed the No. I colletc foolbell t~am, Coach Lou Hotu -ouldn't m1od krmed the "Probltion BoWI. h1vtn1 to play some more .. mes 10 make 1t a.n officiaJ nauohal Ttut wllt be Oklahoma's last bowl championship. • · ~for at laai two yean. Most ofh1s fellow bowl co.ches don't fttl that way.. ..we·rc "°' aa)'Wbcre near IN typt The Auoaatcd Presa polled 26 coechct of ~I uams and onlr of foodllill team • liu to be Pna nine -anctUdina Hohz -'ttl'C in favor or a p&ayofr-ith •~opposca •nlO any type Of co.~ ~autj and two undecided. • • ...... ~._'!....._die....!'!!'":...!!· "I've ah~a)1 been an favor of h1vin111-0-team -or mu1mum ~~ ... ~. ,.,_.. -•7 fiour..-m -playoffat the com!*t1on oT\hc bowls," Holu taid ... But ""'"--1 1·v~ ahtta)'I said J don't wan1 to do 1nyth1na that di1rupced the bowl ClemlOAc:Oatb Danny ford knows syMm as we kno-it MM to ~pect tom ~...._..., AJthoulh a ola)ofr PfOPOlll was o~e~uwy dtft.Med 1t lut wi1lbJN. Tiie Sooeers,. fDr .MJ.4 muary•1 N"CA4 convtntion. Detoa Dodds. adllttie ctirectot" &bt YM.11 I ,..e. ~ la tilt Un1wnuy orTcus and chairman of a= 1Ubcommm. diet -!':C;. • wr .., die • ._,_. =".:re~~~· 11id a ~ was '"tllCVtlmblt.. ._?We Will M¥S '°;II; WI wt ;....::.=::::J'f.:.=tifi'="-==J =:..:--::~.=..:·:~ rilM.coodillODI Now ... ia •VOf ol 9!19 -.. .... ....., if• w ..... '!!!Jw." wiicll ........ in•• GPPOlilloa IO ., ... ,. • • • Eriian uel 's 1ongr._oaa baek n ea-rly; corrJ.plcte, lJSC tatlback has ove rcomC persona! problems, lnjur1 es-· fl'rom Tk A1-.el1te.il p;"' ure. Aaron Emanuel wants to wan He would like nothin& more than to lower has bull-lilce neck. cha'rae forw1rd and trample Wolverine after Wohcnne dunn.a todaf s Rose Bowl pmc But few people involved 1n the U C-M1ch1pn matchup -from Bo Schcmbcchler to Rodney l?tttt' to the l)ewest Mich1pn water boy -wall act as much sa\lsfacuon as Emanuel wall an simply strotltng onLo the .• &rtCn irass 1n Pasadena. Emanuel. a JUn1or. will start 11 1a1lb:tck for fiflh· ranked U C when at meets No 11 M1ch1pn in the 15th Rose Bowl pmc. He v.111 handle the glamour pos1t1on. ca~ the &hosts and '1on of Garrett. 1mpson. Allen, White an<f other stoned taJlbacks from 'U C s past. This was what Emanuel had in mind in FcbrUar) 1985. when most of the country's football-playing collcics sought his enrollment. After pining I. 982 )ards as a senior at Quaru Hall Ha&h hool an Palmdalt'. he became The Runnana Back oflhat )Car's recru1t1ng class But his career at USC puttered. quackl) and freq_oently There \\Crc inJun~ and more 1nJuncs and a tcmf)'.tni eAperacncc Yrhen has mother. VM"a. fought ofTa near-fatal brain aneurysm. Weet Vlr&lllia qaarterb&ck Major Ranta (left) and-Jlfotre Dame qaartftback Tony Rice will be key factora ln the l'leata Bowl mate.hap for the top nadonaJ ranklna. Then came "the incident," a~ Emanuel nov. call 1t While aucndangan otT-campu pan) an Pasadena 1n Ma) 1987. Emanuel alleccdl): slapped a k ilo"" L' < student. hepCilthlctt' Sharon Hatfield. In August of that )Car. a Pasadena Mun1c1pal ( ourt con1,1c1cd Emanuel of .. misdemeanor simple battel) ·· The $3 fl!C JI.II) foun"d him not guilt) of stnl1na another female ~udenl, Tamm) Baird. 1n 3 bar 1n December 1986 FIESTAPROVESBATTLEFORTOPSPOT. • • hom81 by the NFL's Phoenix Cardinals as wtlJ as the college team. was .. not an very aood shape." But neither Holtz nor Nchlen sccmed cspec1aUy con- cerned. .. There's not a lot of arass an 1hc middle:· Holtz said. "Jc's a very fine arass on the side and around both 20s. h's a very. ver) fast field." Nehlcn called at ... fast fnck. In the middle 11's a Janie dllJ·up. but af 11 doesn't rain rl'll be fulf!U Holtz was more concerned with the sun. The team ~efcndins the north end wall be at a distinct d1sadvantaJC fielding kicks. ccrtaanl)' until late an thepme .. We're at a tremendous disadvan- tage ... said Holtz, whose bench wtll be facana the sun. "I have a problem with the sun 1n my eyes My pupils di.late and I can't s.cc." Mond1y's forttast calls for vanablc clouds with 1 chance of showers and a h1g:h of 62 '-We havcn'tplayed a football game for a long tame, Nehlcn said Sunday. "The gu)'s arc anxious to play, but will 1hey be as sharp., It's hard 10 le now "The Tuesday and Wedncsda> before the Syracuse pme (a 31 -9 v1C'tOry on Nov 19 that capP«t West V1rgan1a's first unbeatcn-,unt1ctl reg· · ular season 1n its 96-year football h1stol)') I didn't thank we "ere "Cr) good. but Saturday "e pla>~ prcll) well ''It's hard 10 know how good )ou art in practice because )'Ou·rc alway~· usma the same guy Somcumcs the' know what they~ dom& and some· umes the) .don't " Air Force ., .... .,., RIC.e '"-MSI u Emanuel v.as Stntenccd 10 15 d.t)S 10 Jail. though he 1 spent JUSl a l~w hours behind bars He ~rved time doang 11 gent'ral labor an a work-rrlcase program "I 'would hke tQ thank that wc·re •• bcucr than we were at Southern Cal U (the 27 -10 reautar-season finale),'' he n said. "1 would hkc to \.hank that we 11 have made a lot of improvement 1n ,1 some areas, pa(ilcularly on offense o el Sou''*" Cei 1~ '\ student-rr' acw board at U ;c \u\pcndcd hi m from school tor the Hatfie ld 1nc1dr nt He m1 sed 1he la ll u ~mcster ol '87 The prlled recruit v. ho in pared He1sman ~: 1 roph) ta ll.. v.hc:n he <:ame to 'S< had 11 probll'm much 10 more -,en ou\ than eluding tacklcrs WEST V .. GINIA 111-01 aow1...., Grftfl Fu< «Ion St ~rvi.no "But l don't lCnow 1ftha1 improve-ss ment's ao1n1 to transcend onto the ~ field. For eumplc •. our punter (Ja m lO Sexton) has been ancrcd1blc 1n prac-:~ tace. the same guy l'\c watched shank s1 for 11 pmcs. n el Ptll$0urvtl et V1r111n1e Teer. el E Cer06<ne &o\lonC~ P e"ft St :: " "l'vr had added ancentt,c. bcrnu\C a lot of pcopk tt rnuntcd me out:· l: manuel ~1d ··1 hing~ \OU rc•Hf thing> lO )OU hear the) dclinatel) mot1,atcd me more I "~"er ;~ doubtcd m}sclf .\ll1hat's1n thepa'!t nov. lc.lon'td~cll on .l et C•n<•""•' tt Rut~1 s.recu .. Norre Oa,,,. We\I V1r 111n • ~~ think the offensive lane ha'l 11 improved. (Tackle) Dean Bro\\n has practiced better 1han I've seen Dean Brown pracu~ Derck Brown (no relauon) and Frank Jacobs ha"e made great 1mpro\ement at the ugh t end pos1Hon Notre 0•.,.,. Wel• V0r11 n•t "As far as preparation. the mental attitudc.not«ma-«>o111ht.mn ~mg too loose, knowing what )'OU have to do, workana on fundamcntaloi - )eah. we're aoina to pla)' well ··1 can·t sa)' 11 11's goana to be good enough. But we arc going to play v.cll. I 1ust feel 11 .. Notre Oeme We\! V 'II"'• .__,.,, Oeme W f\I v .r g "'• NOtrt Oeme W•'' v.ro-o•• NOl•t 0•,.,,. """' v <9"'. •u"'lfte~ C•r Yeh Ye" m 11• 1~0 •21 Jnt 791 s ,. • '"'"' OfMftM Aft C. Yft Y41$" 110 '° l•JO l.>0 0 19S I°' JOl1 19' l T Mal °"9ftM , .... .,. Ye Ye.-..-+------~.;,:.--!:1 1'3 06' lMO tl6 SJIO 417 1 •ullllM~ CM Y~ Yft" 40:l '"' 112 4 .,, '"' lllf ,.., .... ~ Aft C• Ycts Yft" no ... iie1 "' • 31S l:M 107' W S T...io.MM ,..,,, Yft Ylh" m lOll 1'0J • 176 )ISO 794 4 If Notrr Dame wins. the lm h "''II ao home "1th their ea&hth national champ1onsh1p an 1hc 53-}ear h1stof) of the AP poll. West V1ra1n1a ha\ never been unbeaten and untied or this close toa nauonal champ1onsh1p. T Nm Ifft l"lHl'fllle Although Nc hlcn resorted to an old coaching cl1chc -.. The hay 1s 1n th~ barn." he said. ~nhout d1sco~1ng1hc location of the barn -Holtz ~ad there v.as more w9rk. •~·be done before Mondo) ·s I 41 PS f ({ hanncl 4) kickoff * Fi.t .... wt INtdWO NOlft De,.,,. win • v ru·n•• N"''' Ot mt Wn• V ru.n;• Nolft Oenw Wt\! V rQ•nle NO\.!f De~ Wtt• >11<11 n.e ... ""' .... '1Wlb .,,. ... .... .., •. .0 lU 7\ l~ l o J1 l'I 0 It llS J S 4 "'"" lteftlnt\ -· kldi ... •ffwM N• Yd\ Ave 11 JO 111 • )I JS.. 11 ... y~ ,. ... 1' 101 141 ~. >• SOI It) T--~t- G.tlftM L~I I' 111'11 11111 f.. I' WI! lf'lf T.. Mlir It II l4 I) f n I 09 II 7) 34 IJ f n I 09 ktnllt~ Holtz. who has been poormouthma all week 1h11 Notre Dame ts n~t a great team and hasn't pla)cd as well ~ as he upcctcd on offense. had some n scar) words for ehlen and the ,, HOTitl DAM• lll·tl M OC Il- a I M<"iGall SI Putou. SlW\tofO l1 NOl•t Oeme ~ WH I V1r111n111 G "" • .,. II )Sf 31 • II A1'1· 41' G "" ,..,. II IU. 11 l II 174 IU Mountaincc~ ri ., '"'""""II'! Mlel'N,Flt 14 10 )0 Hotrt o.,.,. .,.HI 'I r9.n.e Unl•er•lty of Mlchltan Coac h Bo Scbembechle.r addreua h.la pl•yen dar · . ROSE 11." Emanuel's trQubles received widesprced pubhclly 1n Los · Anaetcs. He considered transfcnina to another school rather than attempt to come back before m1lhons ohkeptical eyes. · · .. 1 thought 1bout at." Emanuel said ... Then I made the decision that I'll take this like a man l wisn't &0101 lo run from anyth1n1." And this season, ht finally performed in a manntt befi1t1n& I USC tailback Despite mis ing fhc pmC1 Wlth a stveft)y sprained na)\l ankle. Emanuel pined •90 yards. prov1dan1 a powerful stra11ht-ahead threat 1n USC's offense and an 1mpos1n1 complement to Peete, a quarterback who excels at-scrambhna wide and thus · spreading out defenses. ,.. Emanuel, thou'h swif\, prefers to Lake the l)all and plow his 6-foot·2. 2.S-pound bod> forward "Whtn Aaron acts 1n I JTOO\.C, he's hard to top,'' wide ~11,er Enk Aflholter said "He can pound 'cm and pound 'cm and pound ·cm. and e\lentu.ally someone 1s go1na 10 sav. Tm not so surt l want to ao up there and tackk him.' I k11ow I wouldn't want to tackle ham." Emanuel bcpn ha comeback an earnest JUSt before U s Rose Bov.l loss to M1ch1pn State last Jan I. He had suricl) on hlS nght foot 1n Dttcmbcr. then arthroscopic urgcrv on has left~nee. .. Academically. ·the picture also bnghtencd. He was readmitted to school for the ~pring semester and made ·enough progrr s an the classroom to return to the football team He hat an carh gtoove an the TroJans· second pmc. a 24-20 vactol) at utnford. Emanuel paned 121 )'lrds and scored two touchdowns. only to 1ruurc the ankle two wee ks later agaanM Oklahoma. A long. frumauna rchab1litat1on process ended on Nov 12. "'hen Emanuel saw spot du~ apinst Anzona Ute The nc\t v.eck , wath a Rose Bowl berth 11 take. he h1ncd 27 came and 11 )):ardsa U earned the Pacific 10 Confertncc utk by bcaun1 UCLA 31 -22. He was the key man as the TroJans put away the game by controlhng the ball throughout the second half • ··ifcd happ)," he said. "I was able 10 come baclt and do some pos1t1\.c thanas after some ncph'-C th1nis." ~ a Roee Bowl workoat at <>ranee Cout Collete h t p~tlon for today'• iame. BRUINS AIM FOR SEVENTH STRAIGHT. • • LUCK WILL TURN FOR ONE COACH. 1 • • From Bl Aikman has caused some ~enc· mcnt h1nuelf dunna the -.O:~ v.ben hcj)ractlccd 11 Teµs Citad1um be th! No I drafl p1d . 1f he v.i nts to be.~ GrOH ) said "I JU~ wan1 <1 victory.·· Arkanwas was not highly rcg;irded until its near upset of M1am1 1n latt~ No"cmbcr M11m1 won I ·16 41 M tlraPa ~ l °"O 841Kft .,. • , tt at "'"9!0rl lt °'"°" 51 lt •I Cei.torn. • 1• •••••tone JO Wtlh-"OIOfl S• ,. •'°"'°°" 11 S•t mord n '°",...,,, c. l3cmg Mtlhtgan · ~1d math. "hose 1cam 1umcd the ball O\CT four umc'i an the los to 'oVT l>.ame It )I T .... C*Mlit ,,_V'I Y• YtllN n• 01t ooo , '" '°n 461 ~ ........ ~ CV Y• Ya" ,.. "" 111• JU Ml 10 ....... ~ Aft C. Y• "'"" ""°'~" 1Q IS1 17'2 162• The Dallas {:"owb<l>S have first pick 1n the fl drat\. and 1kfn\.n IS cons1dettd the bes1 pro-style quar· tertiac\ to come out of colre:ae since Stanford's John Elwa) 1n 1983 DIM.as Coach Tom Landry v.11ch· ------cd UCLA praclac:e bu iod1ca1cd be will watch Monda)' ·oi a.ame on tele- v1 ion "I think he IS definitely Oil( or the top qu.ttttrbltks in tht countf) if not the best;• L.andf) said "Wc'tt used to 11:· said r'kansa~ coach Ken Hatfield. who will bttome the firs1 person to e"er roach 1n the .Cos 100 ...Bo.YrL a1kL. pJa~...lJLlh.t. event. "We won 10 pmcs but at took lo ana I close pmc to M11m1 to get 50mc mJ)C'Ct • e l IO"'• Ind •"• at North'*'•''•,.,~ • u S...''*"'• ~ 1• 211S 1'23 ' ___ ! OaJ!..!t?e .,,, ..... 1• M<"'oall ~ Sou1,,...,.c.1 .,, 3110 ,., • OS 2'jt , .. , TtemfMt,...... I . ) l l • t .. "I'd love 10 pla~ for Dallas but 1 -ha"en't hard11nythtnJ defintte-from chem yet." Aikman said. Aikman sa.ld he: would ltke lo S« the same team that an September defeated ebraska •t-21 perform 1n the Cotton 80'1rl, ··1 don't think that t¥ tc:am that pla)~ Nebraska showed up the mt of the year, to be quite honest." ALltman said .. Whit at is I don't know. The team had lM.:h an emo- tional h•ah for that same and "'e never te*hcd that level aaa•n the rest of the 1euon " He added>. "Wearcao11)1 lO havtlo 1tt thtre 11 ~ are aoina to beat Arkan who I feel 11 one of the most undcnalCd teams in the country.'' Hatfield pla)cd for Arlan\&S 10 ltfe 196<A. He ha been a•vcn pcrmi JOO to 1nltrv1ew for the open Groraia1ob 'lftcnttc-pme. tht Rl7orb:rcts' finr an the Cotton Bowl 1n 13 )'ctn , Arkansas and U LA tied 10-10 an the only prcvrous mcetana bttwun tht t~o hools 1n th<' I en fa~ll Bowl. A bta part of the Raior k offense as .en1or' All·Amenca kicker Kendall Tra1nor. who has made 23 con- 1ttuu~c field aoal • JU" t"-O .shor1 of the CAA rtt0rd TM AA docsn•t count bo-.1 aamcs in its k1ck1n1 l"«'Ord, ~ Trainor can·, officially c.-tcnd has su-r,.k. A1k.man. .-ho threw a school- rtt0rd 2) touc~n puses ttus ., taSOn. " IM Ha staner ll UCLA: ri Arkanui quarterback Quann $J Oro''C)''s rtton:I as e'en better The U 14 ,. u 10 lO Hopare 12-0inpmahehautan~. ,. 1l Gfo~ •id he Wiii happy IO ~all » of the .ittnlte>f' and ptCSIUIC d1rttl~ » 'Aitman•t way. " "'1tt can twYe an the pubtl(1t ,. ti u I ,. II • "'~ UCL.A ~ ucu t¥~·· llli1IOt' 1 • e1 f>uo SI 11 y. ..... "°"',,,. .... ~.\. ttt TJ •' 99,!0ft c-... --~'-' et St8f'lorf C>. 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II .. w. .. .-.. i.-iu IJ•lH P...-lM D7 lt.....,.n'Vll'ft • 'M C:..•AIHnt 1M.l•l 1t•JJ•I ~ YerO.L°'l 1•1' 1-7 .. ... 90W\. r-. 11 .. -. ,.._, • • '" (Mil*') Co ..... ha little · 11\Mft '.,, •·" Fl#'IMl·Lott )-J 1-t Ptneltin· Yer en ,.., • S1 Tlmeol~ Jl~7 flS) tNDMDUALSTATtntCS AUSHl~$IOll, H191'1wntlll S S1 • .-01'9f 13·4', P1nqt1 J·1J, MM11 S-11 autfelo. T'*'91e• 7·7S, ~ M4, k•h J ~•. ,_IOdocll Mt. HlltnOft 1•7, lvr\lf'll 1-0, ltMO Hminu• 11 effect on NCAA . NFC DIVISIONAL "LAYOFF 4ten M. Vllllintt t kw. lw 10ue"9n MlnnetOll l 0 • C>-• San Fr1nchco 7 14 O 1)-3"1 fflntQvartw M'-"FG C HlfMHI 47_ 6 n SF-J ltlc1 2 PIU from Montll\I ICoflt lllcll), 13 , , SeceNOUlrtw SF-J RICI 4 PIU from Mont1111 "°'., II~). 0. SF-J RIC.I II PIU from Mont1111 !Cole!' t.le11> •• n Tillrd ~,.,. Ml~ JO!lff S PIH from W WUMlll (ltiCk f1lledl, S II ffeurltl Qui,.,. SF-Cre111 • run (Coler klelll. 1 19 SF-Crele IO run (l•.ICll t11i.cll, S 5' A-.1,14 TIEAM STATISTICS Mitro SI' Fl"I OOWn\ 10 10 Ru•~·vera' lt·S4 J.4·101 E'1ulng 20I l 7 l Return Verd' 27 37 Come>·AtHnl 23·47-2 17·21· T Seckld· Y 1rO• Loll 6·47 l • 6 Pvnl• 7·39 S·3' Fuml>l•l LOll l·I ,., Pet11llLl,·Y1rdl 9·90 •·to Time of PoUl\llon 7' ll l l 47 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING-MinntiOll, ... Rice ~10. FtM.V 6·201 Andenon l ·t , D Ntl'°" 7·3. w Wll$011 3·7 Sero Frencl,c;o, Crele ?1· llS Reltvnen J·2'. J ft let 1·21 Mon11111 l· 11. Svon.v I· I, Youno 3Jll, Fteeltf 1-(minul •> PASSllllG-Mlroronola W W1l$Oll 23·47·2·7SS Sen Frenc1Ko. Monl1111 16·27· l· 171 Young I· 1·0-lmlllU\ ll AECEIVING-MlllM\011 H JoroH 7·7t A Rice 4·2'. A C1rtef' l ·4S J«Oln 3 • .,. AnOtr'°" 3·3', L-ll 1-19 G14111ton I· II Fennev Hm•nut 4) Sin Frenc1.co. J Rice S-tl T IYIO<' '3·'2, Creoe )·26 Alfll,,,.n 2·?0 8 ,,_, 2· 17 M WU'°" I 12 Svaroev 1-(mlnu' II MISSEO FIELD GOAL-S.1> FranclKo Cofer 60 AFC DIVISIONAL PLAYOFF 881 17, Olen 10 kWe by °"'"'" HOU\IOll 0 l 0 7-10 8ulf110 0 7 7 )-17 Stcend Oul"9f' 8 vt-llidOIO I rll'l INorwOOCI lllCkl 4 2S Hov-FG ZtlldelH lt. 10 21 Tlllrcl °"'"* 8vl-Tnom11 II run (Norwooa •1ca J. 12 01 .. 9111'1t\ Oul"9f' &ut-f'G Norwood 77, 3-2S Hov-ROlltf 1 /Ul'I (ZlnOtlll ILICk ), 9 4' A-79,Sl2 Les Alarntto\ U.TUllDAY'l aHU\.TS (_ .. .,.,......._._, l'aST aACI 0... ,.,... H<• C-0.. C.... IH-1 •OO 1'0 l OO T--. IT-•1 · HO >a C_Or_I_ •a ,_ ttt• • U UIACTA • 11M.O '11.0 ICCOM> a AGI. 0... ,_ _., L"'-' -IGrUfldVI It 10 • 41 J 0t Twwi SHV 1"'-1 >OO JOO CD ... GvY ISIMtfll Ue T-l:GJ • U IUCTe 11 ~I -M700 '"910 •AC&. 0... """ _., .,__ .. Molt« IDvnrl lJO 1• OUT ""1 -... IT-I Ue OUTt -MoMet .. ,..,.,... • ........,, oun Tlf?'e HU U l~A IA 11H• 1100 "°"'"'" •AcaU!brw m"' o.c• ....... ao. tSIM!llf 110 • ., lJO a1tor OI •oc• (T .. Mt<I • 6-:IO UO W-~ktr ICr..-1 110 Time HU U IUCTA \• ljoe.O MSOO .~ l'll'Tll •Aca. o... --· w..a.m A••H N CK-I UO JOO JOO .._ \Ii,. ,....,.., >ID 160 Sl<-y Doc /4 CDoYO•ll ) 60 T-HU '1 IXACTA 0-•1 .,.., 111 IO COLLEGE BASKETBALL PAS$l~IOll, #1#1 11·J>• I, JtO l ul· lllO, KtlV lf·SM , 2t4. .-ECEIVl~IOfl, Jefflre• S-71, HIN 4·62.. P!Mtll 2·21. Herrl• 2•64, HllMmltlfl 2-l. GMN Ml. Ouflcen l•t lufflllO, ll.-cl 4·fl, Hermon s-se, l urklll >-U, Jol!Mon l ·ll, Met1t1Nr1 1-1. Muetlef' M MISSED FIELD GOALS-11nd9111 37 ·JI NorwOOCI jO, 3' COLLeGE Bowl ICWM, ~ CAUPCMl ... A IOWL (DK. .... ,.,_, Fr-.no Slelt H. W"l«" MIC"'9aft jb INOIEPIENO.NCIE IOWL (DK. D et ateu...,., LLI Southern MlUl$.$lOOI ll, flK1$•EI Puo .. SUN IOWL (DK. '4 et IEI Pete, T .... ) AleO.,,,. 2t, Artnv 21 ALOHA IOWL (DK. 2S •• .......,, W1U\Jntt0ft St111 24, Hou\ton n ILUIE·G41lAY ALL·STA• CLASSIC (0.C. JS If -.... ....... w, AM.I atue 12. Grev 21 uaaaTY IOWL (Oiec. a el ~ T-.1 tlld••ne >4, SOuttl Cetor 111 10 ALL AMaRICAN IOWL (0.. 2' .. llrmllllMm. """'' F IO<'IOI I•, llltnoll 10 ,.IEIEOOM IOWL (0.C. " •• ~) 8r1Qhem Yount 20, Col«IOO 17 HOLIDAY IOWL lfrlMY It SM Di191) Ollll~ Stele 67, W't'omltie ,. PIEACH IOWL ClltlH'•v 11 Allllf'llal DI C Stllt 21, IOWI 23 GATO. IOWL (SUIMMV If Jedi ........ , PILI G.oro11 )4, Mlcnloan St 2' HALL 0" PAMIE IOWL: (TMIY at TllmN, "11.I LOUl,11111 S111e 11·3·01 "'' Svrecu'• It 7 01 10 a m. ICl\lnnel •> CITRUS IOWL (TMIY It Ottelldil, Fie.) ''-"''°" 19·7·01 "'' °"~ , •. , 01 tOlO 1.m ICIWlllM4 71 COTTON IOWL (fedly .. Dlll•l Ar1<1n'" (10-Hll "'' UCLA IJ-2·01 IOlO 1 m I Cl'llMtl 21 fllESTA IOWL ITMIY It Tll'ftlle, ArU..) Notre. 0 1me (ll-H) .. , W~I V11g.n .. I I 1-0-0l 1 D m IC!Wlnnel 4) llOSIE IOWL (Tedly It P1"4IMI) Micn1oen (1·7· 11 .. , USC lt0-1 ·01 7 D m ICnennti 71 SUGAR IOWL (TMeY It .... °'1MM) FIO<'oae S111e ( 10-1-01 "'' Auburn 110· 1·01 S.lO P m IC 111111111 71 ORANGE IOWL (Tedly et Mimi) Nt1>rHkl 111·1·0) "'' M11ml. Fte 110 l·Ol UO D m ICPllnntl 4) JA,.AN SOWL (Jlft. 14 It Y•INmll, JuMI T8A (ESPN) HULA SOWL , (JIM\. 14 et HeMMVI I D m CClllllMI 41 IUST·WEST SHlllNE CLASSIC I JM. IS II SlMtlntl Nooro ICnanMt 7l Tarkanian decision leaves enforcement procedure as tt was . ...,:._ __ _ - MSU GI. 4(_ >· LAS VEGAS (AP} -NCAA vs, Tarbnaan. 1 precccknt-scttana rultnJ by the U.S. Supreme Court Dec. 12. presents a Catch 22 for collc,sc athleucs an acncnil and ~nniaJ basketball po~-tr Nevada-La Vcaas 1n particular. Flrll CIOWM n n llulf\H·ytreh St-15' ll·117 Peoine Ill tt7 lltiurn Yero' O 27 Comp·All ·lnt "·2•-0 IS·27·0 P\1111$ , • ., •·34 F umtllft ·LO.I 1-0 0-0 "'9ftllllft·Yerm t · 107 s-1s Ttn'ltof Poun~ JOI JS'?t INOIVlOUAL STATISTlCS ltUSHING-MICf\lffl'o SI Eipr 33·146, Seirer S· ll, MCAU.'4• ll-tm•"UI H C.-ele, H1nw1on IO·IOt, '.JolWttoll J•-~. Worlev ll·lO, HendlrlOll 3 • ll PASSING-.wc:HMn St , McA•tttt' 14·?•·t-211, Gaore ... Jonnton IS-17-0•177 llECEIVING-MlcNNn St • lt'-i t ·U2. MonltomtrV •·11, Wiiton HS. ~Ole Hltmoton •·71 WOl"tw >·3', w.,.,_ 3-21. HtndtfMWI J·Sl Hvtnlnlnfl 1·71, MM•lllll I· 14 TllOml• 1·4 Misc. Sf'OttTS SCHEDULES a.M .... CO\.LSGIE tf#N TWMllY Wflllhtr 1t Cl'lr1$1 COlleM '"''flt 1 :JO COMMUNITY COL&.aGE MIEN TundlV FH lltOft ln$11IU1t of New York 1t °''"" C 01$ I C olle9t, 7 .lO HIGH SCHOOL M>'t'S T__. Founl1•n 1/1111)' it Tuthro. 7.JO. wntm.n\ler 11 Cvorn•. 7.lO TueMIY Fountail'I V•llev ., Dene H· ' 7.lO Mi '""' 11 Huntoroeton a..cn. 7 30 trvltot •' Loa Ail lflil0$ 1 JO Foorn. •• Unt'tlr\lly 7 30 L~rlY ("'1$11611 er Pecrlic StlorH, 7.JQ. HIGH SCHOOL G•U T"9MllO D1111 Ho"' 11 CorOl'll ~ Mer. 7, TretlUCo H1M' 1t E•l•ncra, 7, LO$ Amoeot'-al S.<IOltOICll 7. Sen•• Ane V111v 1t wn1m11Ulef', 7, ECSl$0tl at Meler o... 130, lrvltll 1t un1 .. .,.,., .... 7 )0 C1olW1no V1lltV et Fount11n V1n.v, 7 IS NtWDOrl HlftlOf •• <keen View. 7 IS Soccer HIGH SCHOOL IO't'S Tidey S.n1a Ane al Foun11Jrt V1lle't', 2.lO Tut\4Mv &re• Olln01 •' Mer1n1. l, LllllJlll aucn el Dene Hiib l lS , ..... "lJ U lllACTA II • H'41 llllY MXTM •ACI t ,..._., F"" •• ,.,. S.. Ckao •• •it 219 ._ ~ a..c~· 110 , .. Dr-1c;,..,... .,. ''"" t ... ICVllfn. •ACL t • ~.,.'-" .......... ,..,.,._, ,, .. '.. ) . ~· C~I •11 )00 s.-.. ''"""•• Jrl , .. '""' 1 141 tJ IXACTA • J Nd 1"2• llGHTM ll.ACS. 1 1-\1.,...,., ...., ,._,. '°' n• >• l v f/I Crv•lti IMc<.,,.,.., U• >ID F•---I.._.• NI 4 41 Ttme 1.11) U DAil Y TaWLA •• • t1 N.O .-10 MWTN aACI I """ ... """" (00..'-' '.. • • J .. ••• -·-, .. ,., • • , 00 ••-Metws ,..,_,_, • • ao ,,.... I.JS • IS eJlACTA 11 11 N.O "000 U IXACTA IOJI 17 Ir -U .. 0 " ~ ...... 1• l l ' 11-4 •·'"fl ..... ...., .. 10 """ ........... llC'll••• , ...... hor .. l l. M .0 Jf1 JO lo M __ ,.. ti(OI\ la!• llO<M\I f.0.v' ...c' -cerr-an 111 n , ro<ei M' ....,. -c.,., •• ., "ll llUt All-• A0'71 """""'"H•-17mJt> •A tTANa•lls W"""' Cl I WWW .. KMce>M.-w L Lahn lt "' ~. .C5S .5'3 .Stl .Sll 0 • The ruhna 11ves the National 2 CollctJ.ak Athkuc Auoc11t1on. col· Ptloenhc 16 11 Porl'9nd t• 11 Seattle 1c 12 2 lcac spons' 1ovem1n1 body. lhe naht l'"' to orckr the suspcns1on ofan) coach ~ at any NCAA school without rqard I YI 10 the question of due proce . But the Gotden State 11 1• ~ 10 11 ·.ffl S.cramento 6 lt OaHH H()\11lon Otn..,.,. Ulel'I MldwMt Otvt"- 17 t 11 11 17 11 17 12 .2.0 .6~ 6?1 607 516 .2St 111 11 same htJh court ruhna reaffirms that the 1nst1tu11on.1f 1t 1s a public school. must afford thai coach due proctSs before cal'T)•f\& out an N(AA-<>r· dered suspension. • 11'1 lOVJ .. ..., S.n Antonio Miami 7 20 l ,~ IHtem Cenfwence Central DMM9ft lnla)'man's terms. the ~-4 dcc1s1on J erry Tarkanlao involving UNLV basketball coach Cleveland Detroit Atlanta Mllwaukff Cl'llcaoo Ind lane W L 2t s 20 1 "ct. . IOI .141 .679 sn .556 .ll S Jerry Tarkantan puts tbc CJ60 NCAA GI mtmber schools between lM prov· .are limits to what the un1vcrs1t) crbial rock and a hard spot The high m1f.ht consider . colN"t order has. in effect. established • I don't have any tntertst 1n mr. one set of gu1dclin,for the NC'AA. university bcina pen~lizcd twice,· another for the coll cs and un1\lcr, Maxson said Wednesday. "This un1- sit1cs involved.· vtrs1ty served its penalty 10. 12 years 111 3· New Vorll Ptliladetpnla Boll on New Jersev Wul'llngton Cl'larlolle . 1' 9 IS l1 IS 12 s 12~ Atlanttc OM&lofl 11 10 15 1• 13 14 12 17 • 11 • 19 $UMlly'1 SC... No °""" KlleOuollcl 6'3 S17 "' .•14 .JOI 296 T•Y'• ~ '"'-"'• 11 W1U11ne1on. •JO D ~. .,...Y"• G-. a..tn 11 (llQOO, SJO D m • i..tren 11 S.111ie, 1 p m N-WMV II Cl\lro0t11 4 )0 D m Detro.I II Atienl1 4 30 pm lncllene If Clevtlllld, •JO D m &o.•on 11 N-Yark, S om Ulett 11 Hou\ton S.lO D m o.m.er • t Sero An•onlo S lO p,.ft 0 1111' 11 S.Cremeroto. 7 lO D m Mllml 11 Poniencl, 7 lO D m .--c..... men , WIEST W1r10ure 74, Fort Ltw•' 70 SOUTHWIST Arll1n"' IOl, So..ittt Aleo.me 71 SOUTH Even,villt 71. Murrev $1 10 N-Orlffn• 91 areaoev 6l COMMUNITY COLLEGE MEN ~net- 6 6'.., 16, J 1 ',, ' ') 9 9 , ... Sc:Nll, C ... _ Ile<.""-LW I Ctrrllo,, Sou1n COHI 111 14 I .. I 2 ltnOec'lll V111tv Pe<. Coe\I ll· I 74 I• l St<\te MonrCI w SI s fl ., 2 71 7 • Ml S.n JIClnto F~1n11-n 1 SJ ll s Venturi . WHltf'fl SI N I II 1)·7 so l 6 Golcltfl Wnt Or •111'1 E ml) 13· l l6 4 1 Or.nee Col" °''"" Etno ••7 l3 ~ I F uleflOll. Or11199 Emo 12 2 77 ' 9 R Vtf''IOt Orenot Ell'IO ll • II l7 10 Comoron, *''" coe,1 111 10 • IS t Otl'llr• El c-II 41, IS COdlff OI Int Cl llVOll\ ,.... s LA '"" 10 ,, •• O•nero ((1·51 .), LA V1lleY In 11, l PIMOefle City (n 11 I. Gltnclelt 11 •> I The complex legal case beaan m aao. · 1977 -.hen UNLV was hit with 1~0 "l don't know who was naht or years probation for alleged NCAA wrona 12 ~carugo.'' Mauon added. rule v1ola11ons. The NCAA also "I wasn't here. r JUSI know that the ordered that UN L V suspend Tarka-un1vcrs1ty hu spent too much of us nian from coach1 na for t~o years. time and 1tscnelJ)' on this matt<"r lt"s It is bchcvcd to be the only 11mc the time to pulll behind us:· NCAA has ordered somcoM Rothermel said any fur]her penal· susJ>ended from coaching. accordm.& tics such as loss of scholarships or TV to Jim March1on), the NC A dtr<"C-revenues would amoun1 to "doublt tor of commun1ca11ons Jeopardy" and would be v1gorousl)' The u n 1 vers1ty served the proba-appealed throuah 1.he NC AA st rue· uon and suspended Tark.anian. as turc because ol the penal tits UNL V ordered. The coach ""cnt 10 state scned 12 )'cars ago. d1stnct coun the dll} after his He said ont poss1b1ltt) m1aht bt suspension ~ent into efTC<'t. ot>tamed scnma up an NCAA compltancc an 1nJunct1on. and EOnttnucd commntec on the La' Vegas ampu$ coach mg. to use as a prototyee for the orpn1za- Now 1n his 21st season. he has t1on nauoow1de S\Kh· a comm1tttt compiled a maJor college record of would aid 1ns11tut1ons in devtlppmg 507 wins and I 08 losses -the systems that "''ould help them corn pl) w1onmgest record, percentage.'-" 1sc w11h rules of the agenc). among act1 ve coaches "I 1tunk this can bt a wm. win The common m 1sconccpuon grow· s11uat1on," Rothermel said mg out of the U S. Supreme C oun Marchiony said Schultz "has no dec1S1on 1s that Tarkan1on'sJOb t\ on personal interest 1n seeing Tarkan1an tht line. The fact is that Tarltan1an s suspended. But that\ a dec1s1on th<' 1ob 1s safe. thanks 10 a permanent infractions committee has to makt ·· state coun m1uncuon prt\-tnt1n1 hrs "Bas1call)' the ruhng says that no suspension b)' the unl\crstt) -the one C'ln sue the NCAA for v.hat the)' onl> bod> 1ha1 can fire' him pcl't'et\-C to bt a \IOl111on of their UNLV President Robtn Ma\\un const11ut1onal · nghts," March1on~ has.~1scounted an} tOon to 'iuspcnd said "We think 1hcre 1s du<' procns Tark..anian Wt Ct11nk a person's _nghts arc not ··1 th ml tt's Ob\ lOus there''i no \ltOlatcd b) the ( C ~;\) tnforcemcnt interest in ca1T)1n1ou1 a suspcnnon · process. The ·uprcmt Court has said Muson s.a1d \\-ednesda) "I think you cannor rue the NCAA on tho t\lef)one agrtts that's out of the around In a sense we're naht back qucsuon. I don't think anybod> to where ~e '4Crc before v.e 1antd " would take that op11on senously .. Tarkanian's legal bat11? has The NCAA 1nfract1ons committee bounced from s&ate d1stnct court to 1s schedulrd 10 meet 1n San Diego the Ne\ada upreme Coun. baC'k to Feb 3 to wcigh 1hc coun dec1'11on d1stnct coun. baclo.. to the si.te h1ah And the comm1tte<"'s acuon wlll bt coun. and finally tht U uprcme watched b> ..:®chcs and un1vcrstt1C\ Coun acrou Amenca. 001 JU'it 1n tht) Of all the 1uue arautd over a NHL STANDINGS gaming cap11al where college ba~lcct-,(ftcade of coun battles. tneenly issue ~mobel c..-enc• ball compctts w11h name sta" for the US \upremt' C..oun -.ould con· t~lgarv Klintt Edmonton Vanc.ou..,., w1nnloeo 0.lfOll smvttte Dfvts19'1 cclcbnty \latus sider WilS the technical qu<"st1on of w I. T ~ GF GA The NC.AA 1nfract1on comnutt~ whetht'r .the NCAA was a "statC- ?• • 6 ~ 1s1 101 mecung 1n Myrtle Beach. C 1n actor." -a public aicnt; uch ?4. 1• 1 •t 203 157 1979.agreedthat NLVhadtamcd public aicnc1cs must give an cm-~~ J: ; ;; l~ J;t out cve,.Y rcque~t made of 1t, lnclud· ployce due process befort' ~usptn$10n I• 1• 1 JS 14' 1s1 ana the fom1al su)pens1on of Tarka-or 1errn1nat1on under the 14th N...-rh DMMcln man. ~pttc that usurancc. UNLV Amendmtnt to the> lJ Const1tu· 11 IS S Cl 151 lei IS Witting lo·~ whether ll Wiii face ltOn 1• 11 1 JS 126 13' funht'f" action When uspcndtd. Tarkanian sutd (tMet WKlt ltaftdlft9S W K-111 f 0 OIO t ... -·I••""' A..ilc c.i.-S-/411tt"' O t 000 ) S .111 .a-tcM._.C.....,_ ~St f 0 OIO I -~· ..,._ -"''•••• t t 000 J ' m SI Loul1 Toronto MlnMs.ola Chkaoo l~ tl ~ ~~ m m Dick Schultz. NC AA Cll.~utl\ c UNLV. cla1m1na !-its due prorns 10 2• s 2s m m director. ha.s tailed ""llh Ml.\\OO and nah1s wer't' \IOlatcd The state u-w.-c..twtft<• UNL \. ..\thlet1c D1rcccor Bnid pttme tourt l.ittr ordered tha~ tht' ~ --· f 0 oot I 111 W \. ~I W L l"cl. SW I•••• St t t ... 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' .. 111 6 it .... c,.., J II .JU , , ...,.. ...... .. wea~ It-.. c.... .. = ... •"' Loss ofTV revenue put once-thriving game intOClebt ,, 1988: The season after the cra·sh' s clif~ariger l y JAM!S M. &.ENl\'EDV .-......... , f:W YORK -The t 98 busintt' >~' "' s ltke th" a\On 1fier a trk\ 1s1on cltflhan~ • fht plol tv.1$1S that follo"'tJ last )tar's ~tOC'k market cra\ti nc' t' mll(hN '9Ut'k Mondl} for dramauc cfTett ThOSt e\pcctins to Stt recession. b~ad hncs and massive bui.tncss ta1lu~ 1n lhc .... akc of the October 19~7 crash .... ttt proHd dead "'rona like Bobb> Ew1na on TV's "Dal, la :· the market enm1cd from the shO'ACr 1tlt\C and \\Cll But tor ~me 1n the bu 1nts) ~orld the n1&htmasrc continued 1n 1988. Dtt\el Burnham Lambtn Inc "u fin.ill) chariet.t "'1th ~cunttn fraudt an the 10.,.cmment's on.omg Wall \trect probe: RJR ~ab1sco Inc's chief e~ccut1.,.c Ross John~n tncd and tailed to pull oif the bttit."!11 lc\erag1.-.J bu>OUI 1n htSIOC). and Japanewoffic1als learned "'hat 11 ~a .. ltkc to l~I the· hc:at ol an,;rns1dcr trading uacl.do"'"· Wh1k there "JS mcir" thJn enough grist 10 run the bu!>IOc~ mill 1n the ~e.ir JU'>t c:ndcd. 1ood nc"i. "'as Cl."na1nl)' 1n hon ~uppl~. 1rhm:\0 pmtiu.bll" \huulc-S(rVtet' Im Rl"minamn ~h•'l"C':\ tntt&nue Vu: :ore~ uf .Y.\'Jl\IS aqd l<>1ns wett S.l6S million nd prom1~ to pa1n1 tor K1am hktd the Nt•"' F.niJ tid ddcd to the-~nru of lht anti0hcn1· ·his name on the: p n PatriotHo 11\U(h that he boutl'll the rcta1lcn. ~ufTer~ throuih the Yeond kd1a mogu~ Rupert Murdoc h Nat1ontl r ootb II L<' guc lran1:h1sc )t r ot a salts slump. the Orpn1U· paid S3 b1lhon to <'Quire Triangle tor S8~ m1lhon t1on of Petroleum faponin1 Coun· Publi<:attOn$ and II\ .. 110 .... ca~ TV 'c .... 'tork tn\C\tor,\ her dtlm.in trte-s th~ to tftd-roMUmen"--~tht"""'°' idrlv Tt"ad-ma • urt'\t on t c: \01l"rt0tn tt co' C'r 10\ t afTarr ~1th 10 .... 011 pnct\, and the 11nl" 1n the ourHI"\ . .\nothcr pubh\h· ~H'Ol" and !Wrn.l h~· plann1·d to wend dollar sal&td qa1n U\ fore1an ex· 1ng l)Ct\On. Ruben Mav.~cll ot mo)I ol h1\ 11mc luok1n1 tor deal\ 1n cnan1e triaina. Bma1n. \ucn·"-Jht II 1 thre~ trac\ an ~ uropc The market. for all 111 rt'S1henc~ cquir1n& the Mac mill n pubh'>h1n < Jnad1an Ro~:n C .tmpcau "'"n a "'as only a shadow of its lormer emptrc. tuj of "'a' ag.a1n\t R H Man A. < o bulhsh stlf Th( Dow Jones indu!ltnat 'K>Pll•e Mu man. a Bnt1sh "4.'t'r(l~f} Inc 101 f-cdcratl'J Depanmeiu tort'\ \Cl'3gt of blue chips finished 1.1.ell lurnt~ cnu~·pn:n1.·ur. b1ou&flt !lod..\ to • tnc. 111 c\pnl Au1 the:' tch>I') co\t SM bclo" 11s pre<ruh pea._ ar.d rt· the m.i'>)(") "'1th a "orld\\ 1dt "h<i'" ot billion. prurnr11ng ( ampc..iu 10 '<'II maml'J mostl) un1nsp1r~ b~ th( ~I. \hops and 3 rail\ ing 1.all "'onh~ oil \Otn(' ol , t•<kfilwd'' a!l~t' .rnd clcc11on of Republican veot1e Bush ol an\ umb1t1ous \\ orl.mg C11rl: '"I ta t..c a mult1n11lhon-dol13r po1.•l..0t¥t ol to su ceed l're\1dcn1 Reagan as thr didn't lin<l the '' ptn,J pool parttcu· h1ih-~ 1cld 1unl>. ~nus to m..irt..\: 1 chamf.1on of lttt enterpnK". larl> ~11mulat1ng ·· 'h" ~·cf 1n an < t11u1io 1ndu,lf1Jlt\t \\ tlhJm Sul • there v.rrc high points Thr 1ntt-r' 1c"' ""Ith l he ~,.,0<.1<:1\nl Prc:s-. f ,1rlc\ on1:c a dartr. hor'c: Prt'Stdl'nt1al Bab\ lklls turned S )Cats old. and the • lndc:c:d. c~pand1ng one's hora1on\ th>pc+'ul wught ii man 1J e of to"'d'> nauon celebrated 1ncrca'>Cd cho1cc "'as "hat thl.' 'ear "a\ ~II bout for Jnd unJcr"Nr b\ pur-.u1nr a mcrgrr and h1ghrr tcchnoloa~ Jn lht unftl· thoSt' "1th h(lh · c-n·dn hn~ ThC' ol tC\ltle i1a1H \\ c\t·Prnnt P<pJX rl.'ll l<'rcd 1clccomfl'unKal10n!I field 1nh<>tmcnt tirni 1'ohllxl"IJ Kr;n1\ Im \\Ith Im f Jdn lndu\tnC\ ~h1d1 ~' 1ct leader \11kh11l <...or che' Rotxm d. 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H S)' • blkS 10 t>cn Yard trplc required $550 mo 4101 HILARIA ltatah •• s~... ARE FREE ., ., ... v.ay access ~ 1100mo • 011-11 prkg Avl 211/89 2273 Minef B 6•5·8161 TSL MGMT 642· 1603 2724 Dtantift Hit R.lP.dty 0 ,0..,1ng C•i'ly ano. ,~p 963-4985 $1275 302 '"' 968·7271 MESA VEADE Oviet 28R or 5•8·4 168 atter 5 30 Call·. uVE IN AouseKEEPER .,..Hkly ~ape11 hlV• .toUI VlfW •• TH COZY 28R \BA. Frplc, 1BA upper Nu crpl oer WAL~ TO BCH NA HOAG OtrtH •• , lar Cleaning . Ill• COOklng oPM•ngS IOt Real Eafete Gar , lndry No pets $695 2867 Hickory L BR o F P Bngnt comfy 28R 28" 142·Hll Jhopping dme may and Temt0ty sales QOS IAll I llAllW.&Lk 6 98-1936 • O 1 J85 PR hplc wrd 2 decks pvt keep d•" 1ob 54111.()608 11101" Prior ad•trtos1ng Pru pool P.Onas gym & S o 1 5 i m o 1 • • A 4 $725 • L 28 2Ba phone Prof MtF ntsmkr ~ ' "( t d 1 • t sbho Se 'New ·pa nl & Marguerrte 5•8•2525 MESA VERDE 2BR 18A. Twnh5e S9i~ Pool spa $500 7!>9·0658 NANNY-HOUSEKE~PER s!~:r·~~~:m:'~n er~!n. '~~rpet~ 1 ·BA 1 2BR • upper Ou•et cul oe sac cov prkc;i 1401 Supet•oi Cost1 Mesa S Oay1 a t.Oef\Ce 10 Pegoy B~ins $1750Jmo 111 last mo C..ta Mna 2'24 $695 · 28~7 Hickory Ave 646•6838 OHt•IHa F~~1~0wc1~1!~~te ~~bet:~ WMk hve, If· or live °"' Trie Oa•ly PtlOI 330 wes1 cep 847-6041 M F 498· 1936 751-9483 aaae•• , .... •Eacu M .. f'·Smllr Stir 28R furn l""•n"' in Heil & BolH 642•2731 PM Ba .. SI Colla Me» CA ~4-6988 e\.es & "'llnd1t I 10I lffJ " ---. " IPI s.400 641-8474 ""' " 926' "6 I • 28R 1BA on the Bluffs, NEWPORT ACROSS THE CLEAN 28R lg I 11 rm Cll•Ca area HS C1t1 lllJlt,.tal 5530 c L!faaa llU11 . 2150 ocean vie..-.-1acun1 dtw STREET 28A Jrplc oar· parlung 1.1t11i incl No PRIVATE BA TH ano 840-3429 anytime __ m $750 mo 2201 Pacific age SS25tmo 1665 Irvine pet~ S 1175 723-1292 bedroolfl near .ocean lllllAL lfffO( A.overtis•"g S•·es tow~~seN~~:~/~~A l SL M • n agtiment =2 720·9422 &CHIS HIM IUCll 1375 •OepoSll 969·1f21 Fg~~~' Y~~.~n :~m~e PAITTm Ma<>' Nat t AccOYnts 1e11n1s S1300 mo dep 642•1603 E GAR•GE CLEAN 1BR $7001mo befOfe lOam area Cai 536 9692 Kale Assistant in lhe Lega1 De- •99-3508 •SSSBONUSSSSS PRIVAT n Par1t1ng ut11S incl No FEMALE 10 snare 3BR lOSTCATSLo ... n areaot partmen1 Mull I~ •O Opportun.ty tor LAiQc; Grell Easts1de toe' & MlJCH MOREi i! pell 723 1292 2BA Ocearfront Tr· E Hin tl'IO Ir, n~ lSI wpm work "'el wt1t1 area Aogre»>~• com· TOWNHOUSE U• furn. 1 & 280rms Gar cable ,,, e •..t •l'l'M F•((• P•e11 on Balboa Penn ,.,._ oeo• Ind ha•e geoera1 pef'tat10ft package m · .---~---------------"!-' :lBR 2BA w UP';!•Ael~ 2 G bl tBBO tnd n •" " $450 mo 6">-9311 tJVnreShc nort "1 ' grey oll1c_e st.II•• Perfect tor duding m.O.c.I Denet.ts "-.... car ga1 pat•O oeck t1ptc ~;:; N rn : w 631•8427 ry Gtani StuOtO t & 280rm 38~ 2 tBA on in. oa, a• O .. n11e m• e Petey sh,.Clel\t Ot l'IOuMWl1e No Qppo<1vnrty tor gro ... tt. 1MJ latttt ftr Salt laackn, faraJ A c pool 1e"'"1' N• 0 pe 5 units Many newly redee C.•ose 10 snopp1ng & o Fem n.-ec:leo •mmed tor 2nd Be•mese m•> Oatk ega ••P«oenc. necess-E•per.encec prinl back ,. lS'IS ''""'>' Ou·•• Avl no"' No 1 Poot 1aCUUJ lush land· ·.ng 8'9 dee.A Supe1..," Bait>oa ts at<I F P. d w .t.L.:1.n ma~ Satm~ ary C•" Judy Oetrrng al c;iround pielerre<! Ca 1.-uti/c..Ma •19"1 pets $975 mo 770 19!>0 I I""=-t fiield sc;ap1ng Great toe wtlt11n Yr lse S22(>() mo 3'.$ ;.., O I st mo ,...,, nego1 REWARD' $200 Costa 642 4321 uleoS>Of'I 3 l6 Jim v~eu or T '" --------~~ 200 ACRE RANCH sit( ---=-min ot NB Close 10 So V1e l>OO 675-9289 675-5743 6~5-4968 Mesa An°m11 HOSP•lal G uumen 11 I 7 14' "-aeral 1002 North,,.estern Arizona ltw~rt leack 2169 Coast Pl~• No ,....IS 548 37U4 account e .. ecu1t~e 6•2.~321 NOW -,.. LC. 2BR o own)ta rs Mes. \/erde n sm1<r_no .... 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HoAING' A~lllKAOf'THE .I. ... ,... 1"EXClUSIVEGUARO • 2B~m 28.·seoo cation' Completely re· w 18R lBA garage 20-30yrs S500u11ls1ncd LOST SMALL Wn11e Dog m1ss•on cat &t>onuspro· Govt JOl>S Ill yOl.ll erH SEMSANAHQM.NETWOAl<a rse~~ •GATED COMMUNITY • rm ... modeled New OtW encl $700tmo 854·2000 srreet park ng 6A6 1337 IW .. 1 H1ght1no Te•t•er) giams Call Marc SH S40·S69 495 Ca COU>WeLL l BANl(eR O Ml ti 11111 OAIYll Sii W. WIL P•l•os & encl gar11oes M F to tnr POOi home 1 m1 on Cnristrnas Day neat 458·8132 1·602·838-8885 ... R398 iia ZIH BfAUTIFUL 28R 2BA COSTA MESA lireptace Close to to tx:h Own BR/BA furn· 20111 St Costa Mesa RENTALSAVAtLABLE w/goll courseVtEW Also 111·1111 SCl'IOOI$& sh0pp1ng Call llWPllTIUlllA&PTI uni WIO 5375 mo ulils REW ARD• 645-2877 llYHTlllH CASHIER/CLERK S .. ,... term & winter lBR avall Frplc wet bar 540-3666 or 650-5 86 *WITI M&T SLIPS* in'"' Avl imm..,. 60 5060 548 8•28 woo lh ore.ti '1f'OPte ,, A rpo<I O•ft Shop CS.per> '""' · w o ~ 2 *OCEAN VU deluxe 7BR C "' ...., "'' .,..,1 11a1n F1T Ptl apply s850 10 51400 micro 1 !'l.,ups car UlOlllS 1 211 EXCLUSIVE BEA H • Ptntaall JIOZI .J :omlo•!H1lf t!nv•ron I T . F AM ssa-9186 E>qx...>t1 the best. Waterfront Homes Inc gar w lllra sto•.a.oe c;en· I l'ldtn Ir pit deco. gar • ' COMMUNffY ROOM •n Newport t1e1gh1s "fll'I Tile Orii"O CQast .ie-s r . • Realtors 673-6900 lral air Al marnl 1ricl 21l8 E PeGtl c rlPI B $595 & S695 Incl ielrtg HH o~aulll.il 18R Ar·• •Pl tor M F nOf' smkr PRAYER 10 ..... 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S'1501mo 731·8•88 lnory smr tnco yd 'walk FULL SERVICE cays Aller 1ne third dat :3Br/2B: ~=: Mark 5•~·3210 days PENINSULA YEARL y Hl·llHS 1100 IFf I It a.. ..... 0 10 bcl'I S12!)0 492 1899 Wn1cl1ff & Irvine Npl Ben your wtsh -..111 be oranted S7P5 000 Cl1ANNEL REEF 2BR • Oelv•e 1BR • Qe!I 1BA 2BR 2BA prtvate patio aat. IC• ..., Sign spec. aVI on Weslehll no mallf'r no• d1llk:ull 11 • walerfront lab views lower Duple" Patio gar-lt•eplace voew Plrk•sel : •CHEERV 28R 201 •. ····~-. Ctut ••tr• . u1 .. 1101 rn•1 be Tllen 0tom1M 10 OR MOREr 673-6900 $2000 age, lndty Close to llnQ c;iahge spa n•w Near t>eacn blhns. super 2'11 publtsn 1r111 dialogue •• • t rfr ... .. I beach $900/mo ~ec:or ~pets $950 mo area No pets seoo • 120 lllUE nn tOOt\ ... Y°"' favor l'IH 498 3321 ........ "· •3BR28Aupper0tlo .... er 2151PACIFIC AVE 857·1716 or 854 2926 OESIGNtR212,atc pool 397~ e~Airth S650mo t>Hn g1anl•d MCP PHONE: -llA&.THI duple• Garage hplc 63 1 6 10~ "' 845-0302 •28 11ea $735 .oated cabt• laundry Nwpt 8Ch Agl !)41.5032 patio $1350ea ' water and 011 paid associated w. •••. • ' ...... , ...... • ~. I • t.: .. • • JtJ YILU REllTILS * Wll * •2Brt28a S780 $820 mo Call 537 61&1 ,._ M--1124 WILi Tl IUClf!t Spht !eve• carport c .. 11ng • "::~-=~---;;' En1oy COM II llS best .;n F d d d ark ...... & -· ... ...... -ta..... I 6 SIDE 2BR OUPlEX •·~ Av••I NOW' No -tt MACARTHIJR VILLAGE ···-T1n•111 11\11 $QattOUS' IUllUr•OUS BA y A 0 GE p A R K ente y cov p I • walk 10 t>eaCl'I' 969-92•3 28r 18• • c Pool •~n·s _, CONDO 38R 2 BA todry Sm pet OK $800. 'A'f1111 tt3 n~ t11TP411 & W/maT1.IOA.,. 3BA 2 '.,.SA beauty Snon ltl)lc Calll.Oral ceilings 646·4902. • wgaa• leac~ 2'41 paint Sl501mo 760-"40-t Juat doofa lrom Pinki.y or long terrn tse tmmeo G Parlit Approa 180051 occpy p0s~1ble CMdr~ new ca·~1 2 car •• All NEW JBR 2 ca1 oar· l O EL y lBR APTS 111 3Br 2 5Ba w/3 car perk· & peta olt 12800 mo Ga 1 •Cl comm u n 11 Y age large fence yarc u11t1 plKt w1lk lo beach Cail DOUG HERBST 1350/sqll S t350 mo 625 P1um9', ui:>sla1r1 a 2 9 t2I I ~5~~ ~~.~~~7~T1 ~· 720-3980 Of 760-5000 Call Cheryl 856-2500.1 F s 1050 B11bara 673-~771 ::d!~7.f~~·no 4 · ~Al &.V B•G CANYO.tt ..2.BB -' 1' fl(U", .. VA ··I conoo 1enn11 pool trp•c 1.-----------, \f\Xl ::-rf l't\ 11 I ~,::i~o;193s1600 rnot meetiBllU 39R 2BA custom1'ieo ettcn REALTORS~ lllFFI TIWIHMI &P&•lllllTS nome Over $451( 1n VP· c .... ·~ BR-~1dnt-~-Of\ J,£11J.11&Ju~ grades ONLYS22SOOO 38e h8X CONDO 01nb91tS1650 6•0·7000 ~~1·,1:;rp:.:1;r:~= llM n Wiil.i IHSI OOuble garage and PlllO PEN PT 28r HouH P11me location 682·0550 Leise S 1295 mo No s 1 t75 1 Be<11oom S660 '!9i'' ltac~ 1069 pets' Call 557-5784 BALBOA 4Bt Ip s 1475 2Bdtm 1 .e. $805 -WTlllf BAYFf:\ONT Conoo 2Br 21HY•IUIWAY IG CANYON $1•7S' FABULOUS 5 bdtm con Mo11t1 1n10 3BR 2BAJ1Q.w1 ~lBO~ Covws?er1'tn COST~ ME.SA temporary Med•ter r Frplc nice pa110 & 2 car frple. spa dock $2300 '4t·H2f ranean estate Formal gar 5 1350 Ann 75 1·5000 SEAVIE'W 38r 2 6B• ...,Lill llllllL d1n1ng&lam1lyrooms of 3BR 2BA. single c;iarage House c.ommpOOl &l~n Spaciou• :ZBR Apia • ltce •~•rc•se & steam new paint new ca(pet n11 S2 750 rooms Arched paned new drapes S 1000 mo BAYFRONT Cor>do 28r Be u11tu1 po<>l .11ea 1110• d & ndo • huge eo ,., room ' laundry oors w1 w plus deposit 646-6273 Oen Oock tor . bt>at tO"m ONLY $640-ff50 101 with lush garde,,s Yearly $•150 " pool & spa s 1 895 000 3BR 3BA Pool Jae Dbl LINDA ISLE 2 llOly 59,. mo &J l · l•OO Get Close 10 shops Alf· boat dock s 10 000 JU llM& &PTI ~All Hf i.o" ~~;'so :;: ::i.~o::Y • ...,., ........ lff. UI W. WlhH llOMI' •-3BR. IMng rm lg family llULfmll1·140I . fll~ REAL TOAS rm hplc 2 car garage. lg HRBR VIEW HOMES 7H·t011trMl·1111 HARBOR HIGHLANDS By ownet/br<*er Cnarm. 1ng 38R 2BA sunny & bright. nudwooc:t noora MW carpet, Fr drs, lg yard w/wood swing M l Walk to Khool & park $359.500 83 t-8522 lncd r .. r yard spa l>llln 28R den 28A lrple leny P ... f 880 covered paho Avt s l&75Jmo Grdnr pd now• s12so1mo 7t3 A¥ail 1/l ~··5197 Cofla apnApts Center St 54!-88•7 • -IHI •11·lt leMtl BRIGHTON SPRINGS °2BR LIDO SANOS furnished Bac:n li2BR, frpl(, pool, 1' BA t I level lw.d 1'10\IM 281 den garege Huna spa 0•r Frotn l r • NC yatd, pvt comm . S 1500 153~/ ' wooas & atrurn• ,._... mo (wtnt91') &•6·599• mo .,menl o•r wl opnr & • ma. "'Port W/O hk11pa, Luxury 28A 28A hlgh·ttM C1t1 10·1172 lrOtl'\ micro wooc:tt>um frple. con<So on Lido Pen1nM.tla 11m-epm pool & •P• S950/mo • 81y & ocean. ¥1ew• •------- MC VELMA 5•9-24•7 12200/mo Incl ut.11 Boal • llTTlll"" altp ea1r1 Joyce Spi11et, & ,;cse i BA, garao-r•rr. RetMU 541·5&1 I yard Wiii\ P•llO _.., " • NPT HTS 4BR ror 3 · d.,,I uo S7t5tmo 2H60AANG£ lrg yd, v~w. S:ZSOO/ll"IO TSL MGMT 6'2· !803 AQt K•lhy 14642'15 J Cooll"IO. Realty 0.1u111 38A 28A f .. tlklt let Ut ..... Yt1 -=s_H_A.,..A'"=P"'2Br 281 CbndO llp 'fllfltptc, petiO, tJ/w t;qll- pool new patnllcrpl nr ered perk;ng, tndf) rm 17th/frvine uso/mo '"&No ..... 8'2·9'7t 121• Aut11nd 146-llte h••aide 28" tlA 911, • frptc. llMrn Ollhf'O. 17.0 lftt• Cfftt •ttrt Ill "' leOO MC 2 J*• Stll Y.., p,.,,,t,t ~- Cal O.illN. Mt-S671 ... 10M No S*I ll0· 17" ...,.~ .... 9'1"-!~ • 100 0,, , ... 3 ""°' ' • I up. •IAITM>I "" 1 "'9A 1teir1, ¥iew, Del loeafion. ,.._.,rem a•= Moo. eereee. ..OOtmo Cell ter 1711 .. Mt 2 113.,usm111eoe .,.,. No,..,ll0-1711 Send In the c\owns1 for Information & surprlalngly low coat. ~-'!!!'·"'*'· .::..::-~ :;t~H~ll!ll•~!Plllll~41!1!1!1lf'!ll ............. $2.66 per day Tna1 a All you pey tor 3 11net, 30 dly minimum rn l~ •lfFIOI* 1no floor Pn111te lltMI ,. ... _. entrance near Liao Praz•-~950 '"'O =yr 3.331 V11 Liao 675-92U Ooo••·R•P••t ·At1e1a11on• Cat>•n•tt·Penflt Loc111 .ic )5 '¥rs f'llP .J uy 6•2.0S67 Cartet Cltula1 HIRE All Tran.1port1hoo Provided By An Adult Supervt90r ' ----., ... /11 CLASSIFIED ADJ'EBTl§IN6 §ALE§ We are ADDING to our sales tan. If you can type at least 45 wpm and have great telecommunication kills -We can of Cer you a base salary + commi ion A D a gUtU place to work. Frdl Time 41 l'art Tlae A t'all•llle. Do younell a favor-CaU u . · P eggy B levlas er J I• N e•meau 842-4321 Illy~ 330 W•t Bay St. --C09t8 MeN, CA • -~·-----=:L.~ """• .......... -'' _,....... __ ~ - - - -~· . .. - S7!? or s 11 !? Reach 30,000 to 85.000 households and over 212.500 readers In the Daily Pilot and Huntington Beach/Fountain Valley Independent. 7 99 for 10 words. 4 days or 1199 for 10 words. 7 days Extra words 50~. Call Now! Private party ads only. No Commercial ads. Claulhtd Advertising 642-5678 llilJPlat 'Iii 1111111! 'llll.lllllT" UYll AFOIW.US~ .,."°"° .. 1 \,JA, I 'W"!l61 • m# ... ,, it 1~ • /1'1-~I INl1i104l04 Saie.-SeMOe pu·1:31fr 1500 Auto Mall Or. Santa Ana 55 ~~--at Edinger OP£N 1 DAYS Servle49 Hrs Mon·Frl 1 00 am to 9 00 pm ... ......... .... A.1.tlomauc.. -6 c:yhoder po~ dOOf ioek. rad1all ciu. c>O*• steenng, Po bfll<H AM•FM • CIUttl4! /4 C ltlt t 10-4 9 S3.2tS lllNIT•IUOI •nua MJ .. Jf .TODAY'S .. crto·sswoRD PUZZL~ AClltOSS -·- 7 $ap.01ty ~e ot G'"" Get>lff ~· ~11 .. tc M••~t. 81 Slu"'PS 82 Aeo-'3 ObtUM DOWN 1 ,-OOI .,_ o,,., ? So•t ot ) Bugb .. , ' RocSerits S LaUer ,.......,""~ 1 Adcwed C!l'4I • I Zero t Otte ebbt IOGr-to~ I 1 Elh<el ,_,,.,. 12 Aloi ... f~"'" 13 P par 11 F1bf1C 2 I Anof'tnel!\19 24 us l•• oi> :n WOft.t tt-9 lend H W-oM '1 OMth "°'Cle 21 c.nt.• tl"O'~ ' 30 .... Ofmt"I 32 Hutliltd M con-.. ..-' ·------ s C111 on :n CIWT't> :\8 (str~ •O Stoc>M io-,, ... ~ 4) Awettt u -'"° , ... ,,_ •5 •eoeetr~ •I WOC>OT "'~ -- • 7 Sect al clan ,.~ ..... .. I Or>IMIO ff' .. ,--., .... ~$hNb SS per ~Melt 0.11'11< s 1 o.pteeMCt 13 ~ .!! ..................... oowtte:C9~·r MISILMMIJl!•U lhNd_....Llll~tl.,._ Hvnlllle .... leHll C:-' tcl'I .... I • ... ... .... ...... .. .. .. oortl.~ IU-...... , .. ,. I., " l'ledl~ll o.i .. ,,., .. Or!lla CMlt ..,., ....... --'°' · "9 ..._.. n --·· ........ .._.. COURT 06 CA&.J. "'9 tall I•..,_.. .. et t1t4t ....... ~ = NM ~ JI ..... llllfN ar "'1 OtMltOi ............. ~~ NOTICI TOOlflNOANT .._..• ... II ... POfNA. COUNTY CM' QR. dOift!llMl.._el • ltl9 ~·of IOO a"' _,. I ,,.__,.,,t,t . tt. ,_ tflll lie ~ t3, ,_ "AUl'CAOMlll AND (Avtio •Aclwaado)MICHAll .................... ANGI. 100 CMc Center . lklJI WA.TIA taOOL a 100 pm • ......_"" COMltMIV. HQ 2tll II , A CAl.lll. STfPHEN U ... ..eM leM • = Ouw Welt, P O ... 131, PA. 117 2tet It , ~ 'rKley •OluGlnl ~ Co91a ...... c...t IM21 ICHWA •TZ. NANCY ••DIMCW-lantaAM,CAt2102;oal ...... C .... t2N7 on °' befOle Jenuery 17,1~~---r.lllMii;:.--Jarftel I AwCIOl'llble. YOUNG CALLIE, .SANOAA ,.,. ., ...... , .... The neme. ~. Md ~ R WeMplef. ,., ''" ·- »3 2'1t It., CoMa ...... ICHWA•Tl, and DOES t Nlf ti .... a ... .....,._ .. numl* of~ ltet St., COiia Meu Celtl CITY Of i.UNTIHGT~ c.111 llU1 tfWouafl 20 lncluliW ...... •......... • Uft• M10f,...,, °' .....,..,.. 9*1 BUCH "°'*'G DUllM, 3152111 . YO\) ARE 8EINO 6ut0 U. Mfte a -...... wlth<M 811 atlOfNW. le (£1 Tnt1 IM.isine.1 \t CO"• Oeted l2JMl1t St . C09te .'.'1..a, Cellf. IY PLAINTIFF. (A UCS le ... a ldlfa .... M .. ..._. IMlfft.,., la~ y el l'IV· due*' ~ WI lndlvidutl Peul I CMll City Adm•n• IUt.K T~NS,EA 92127 d9mandendo) MEL WAITE 1Mttu1•: Ml illftUI• ~ro de 1e 1efono del Tiie re911tr1nt c om 1ttrat0r (Seel. e1ot. P~ Otanoe Coeet S1ften M Ouf'llam, 375 and S~Ll Y 0 WAITE . ._ke ........................ ebOtedO del Cl9mandante. O m«IC9d to tr.nlaci bUSl· ty: CeMtle ..... .,. lt07 UC C.) Deily Pilot' December 21, 2111 St .. Coat• ..... Call! SALLY D. RAINS WAITE .... , .. , .............. dMlandal\te .... "o M9t unoe. Illa llCll\IOUt City CMI!" NoliOa la..,..., 9"'9fl '° ".. w . .- 92627 Yeu-.. • CAt.INDMI ••114'•4'•• ••t•••• tle nce uogado, H ) bUllM11 name °' n•met P\I~ Ora~ Coalt creditor• of tile within ~ J &Mrd. 409 ™' bullnen .. con-DAYI ..................................... NICHOLES w OHNOULV. li1tldlboYe on NOYem~ '· 081tyPtlot Jenuary2.S.1MI named ,,.,..,Of(I ) "* • ~ llJTICl CAN.,..1UoMt.•pat9nlof Qoldefw'oct Cot~detMer. duct•d by: en unln · le_,.....-....... e .,_ le oerte ....... M MORINELLO. IAAONE, 1MI Ml&7 bulk lrlll'slw 19 al>OUt to be -=:· UAEOANAM~N· e-.t t2a$ corporetad Htocltlion tniMnm-.....-. .. ..._ HOU>fN&NAN>ULl.t,•696 01vl<l fl Wll'llC)lef "'*on pet1CMlll IX~ rlCT1nOUI 9Ul••t8 DA '°" am.nor Ml .. .,)' I ...,..,, IOH otller then a P8'1n«llllP •wt. II 119tM M ......-w MecArlllur Court, 8u11e TNI 11e1ernen1 wu fll~d PUaJC MOllCE llefe1t1after detcrlbe<t MAim ITAT'lmWT !Med a Ion Wltfl tn. Ci.r1t Merine Ori ff. Leeun• Tll• regl•tr•nt com· A ............... , • ., ...... a~ ...... I 150. NewPott 8Nch, Cell· W'ltll ... Coiltll)' Cletlt of Or· •1CTtT10UI --" The n.,.,,.., and ~ Tiie ~ P«IOr\I .,.. of t"'9 COi.Wi lor • deer• ~ Coif .,.., ::,~:, ~~u::UC:; ::.ce::r._,..-...'r: ~:::.:,_..-:: •or~~,,~:t7~~13, ~~:un•v ... ~t>ir ••w1ruuma =:()Ir:, ~::=:W ~o'lw~JNT~~s. 1121 ''°"" A~l~= 31~~~"*°=: ~ 1111-....., lilelJ fMflt 1r ,_ •tree cMee 4'• H ttll . . ,__, l'M IOllowl"O S-l<Mll ere TAKESH, 2 110 16tll Str•t. Ontario Or Huntington JACK ON' to MAEGAN COf9 de Cue, CeM ta7t ltltect •boW °" Decembef ..... the ""'1 ...... ,_ ......... ... .. ...... ..... .., L. GteftWlle. Cllftl. Pubht'*S ~ Coat d~·N~ .. ~~=e·!7 Th Ck t A.QI 0 302. ~ lleact\, lffch, Callf 82649 AMAN A DUNCAN. Jiii M Duft&•. 2, 11 Wlfld. It 1MI ---. ...... ,_~•le ..W. ........ C • ..,_, .._.,., O•llY Pilot December 211 "' • v ' 9 • CA 92"3 Owen Benedict Ourll•" IT IS OADEREO thef •N werd LllM. Newport BMctt, Steyen M Outllam N ...... Mt lie ,_ l l..._ ..,_ ,....... NDT1CI TO THI NA· 1&aa, Januery 2 , 9, tll. 1989 1n1111e. C1hl 92714 The loeetlon In Cal1fotn11 7721 O"t•r10 Dr , Hunt· C*ICIN 1nl«Mled In r"-C .. f t2MO Thia lta..,,_.t wu flled ,, .. ,,.. °" HIM, rou ...., ....,.._ .._,. .-.W IOll lllMIO:~ .. ..,. M·IM5 8 1no11 C ourc1119•2• 7 117 01 the chief execuOYe office 1ngton Beach. Cell! 92649 aboole melter eppew Jn o.-Thia IXlllMH 11 con- with the CotlftlY Cle!'ll of Or· i..e -. ..... -' ,_, ...., • ......, • • ....... wed • • ......_. ....._ ThlCll•t. lr\llne. C•lll 14 °' ptinctj)ll buliflfll office Th1t buslneH ta con-PlfllMlll 3 ol the •l>Ove· ouct.a by 0 ..,,.,. .. pett. enoe C~ °" December • ...., ......, M4' ,,...-••• lllete•a11le. II M ..... 4'Mt. "8.IC N011C( Tiii& bue•n•u 11 con. ol the Intended tr1n11eror i. ducted by M ln<hvid ual ent1111d ttlur1, IOcaJacl et ,,_.n1p 20, 1988 .,ty Mfl'I 1M lelllft w"'*'4 ... e _.. ...... ,,, ...... 11111•11t1d Or-.. c...t ducted by '" lndMdval (II "Mme H ebove ~ The reoletren r l!dm· 700 Civic Center Drive, The reo11tren1 COl'I· ,.,IM~ wamlftt .,_ .._ ......, ........... ,... De11rPWD111Mtl111t.• ~ Tiie r10•1trant com· 1i111 ) 193• H11t>Of 81'vd , ed to tr1111uct bull· s .,,11 Ana, c.Mto"ll•. Of' menc.o to trenuct 1>u• Publllhed Orange Cout court. ....... .......... ,.., .....,., a. I, ,. MOTICI menced IO tr!~"1~ ~ll· Cost•~. CA ,,... undet Ille flClitlO\IS JllW•'Y 17. 1919. II 2 00 '*' under the llchhOut Deify Pli<>t December 28, • TMre •• et"9f ..... ,.. -atlclN • _,... ..... Mia T .. CtTV Oft nesa under i... tit °"' ~II other b11_s1nen n•mea bu•tneta n~ °' namet p I'll. OI' u aoo.n lhef.,tt., u bvllneel name Oii nemee 1988, .i.nuary 2. 9, 16, 1989 .,._. •. Yeu mer Wlftt (WM ., direct•.. tele-Lota atUdent9 look lor HUlfTlltGTON 1~~nestb n•,,,. ~ and 1dd<esMS uMCS by Ille tt1led 1bov1 °"(not yet) Ille m•tter may be ,.,..,d, l1tleO •bOYe on NJA M-846 to cell al\ at\OffteY flltlt tofttco). MACH MNTAL ......... • 0119 on 1t1tended \rlntt.lor wilh•I' Owen O\lrllan 1fld 111ow cauM 1t any, wtiy Eleenor,. fr...., ---------1-ey. Nyou do not""°"" C...No.11U. ~t~ln MHA8LITATION 20. ti88 lllree Y"r• rut pest'°,., T1111 a11temen1 w .. llled tile Petition '°' Cnan~ of Tlllt 1te1ernent -fllld an •ttomef,,.."'" C8I en The neme and .Odresa of ~W:.C,~ your "°°"AM ~T Court.ii• , ........ u known to tile itltended with tlle Cou"IY Clefk ol Or· N•IM lhould not be gttnt· .,11,. the County~ of Or· • Cll' ~ICATION hi• a1atem'"11 wu ,,.... iranslet .. ere (It 'Aon. ., ao ange County on Oecembef 90 County on oioemci.t rA IC VIEW IUllll81tON w1111 the Count)' Clerk or Or· state) NEWPORT VESPA. t3 t918 IT IS FURTHER0RO£REO ~Mt • t•llOf'IAL PARK NOTICE ~S HEREBY anoe County on December 1880 ...._port 81...0. Cotta ' ,_.. 111et 1 copy of thia Ordef to ' .,.._ c~ ....... , • MOr1Uary STARTING A NEW BUSINESSft. ". GIVEN tllal 1119 C11y ol Hunt-27: IH8 .f40nl2 Mesa. C• • Pu1>111hld Or•"O• Coul Sllow c-., .. be pubflsNld •n Publ!Sl\ed Or.enga Coul • Cremelory , , lnglon 8Mcll lntend1 to tub· Tiie Mme(I) end mtlloflO Deily Plfot o.c.mb4r 19. 26. tlle Orenge COUt 09lfY PilOI, D9ity Ptlol OecllfTIO. 2e 3500 eclflc View Drive mll • progrem OMC<lptlo" PvollsMO-Or~ Coast addt.... o1 Iba-loteoe1e<t Na. ~anuat) i.. 9. tN 9 • l\fttll9'*" ot ~I \tat Jenua<y 2. I , te, ttet Newport &each Jenu•ry 15. 1989 for partlel· Oetly Pilot J1t1u•ry 2. 9• l6. transfer .. (1) are AB· M·835 circullllon Pflnled 1n Oreoge • · ... ,,..,. '44·2700 The Legal Oepwtment II lhe ,...... 1109 by 10 Ille your Pi iion In tlle Depart"*'' of 23 1989 0 0 L l A H L A L E l A A County C•hfornl• once .1--------- HAMOR LAWN· MT. OllVI MOl"tUlfY • Cemetery Cfemetory 1825 Giller Ave. C~tl MttN 540-5554 - PtlRCI IM>THERS MLl8"0ADWAY Morturary • Chapel 110 &roadway Cott• Mela 642-9150 ... ,., •• F11wers 2983 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa, CA N0-1111 0ally Piiot la plelMd to a"· tlcfltlou• t>uaineea atatement •t Housmo .. nd Urban O.· M·8511 ROUHIZAD •fld KEY· "8.IC NOTICE ,.eek for lour IUCCeU!Ye .....C llJnC[ ~I~ MMce MW..,,..._ tlle O*'Y Piiot L~ Depart· velopmant'a R1ntal Re· -ANOOSH KHORAMI 3143 wetkl ~ to llle dale NI l--.;..;;~.....,------- 1bWleeto ~II nowbualn•8!!•R.CH t"-~~· c3~--~t" ' Costat h1b1lileliOt1 Prc)oram 1n the P\B.IC N0TICt · Half Dome. Plff1en10t1, CA FICN!t-TIOUITS•~~NTSI '°' heenng °"'the PetillO" '1Cnnou9 .,..._., .. , ..,. ,,. .-. _..,...,. you tan no 11T10<Jnt of $104 000 The U568 .. ..,05_ OATEO DEC 5 1988 NAMI aTA~ name "tor )'OU et no extre charge, atoe> 6)', pleue call u1 purpose ol the Aantll Re· STA TIMINT Of lhet _11\e property J)efl•· Tiie fotlowmg P9f•Ot1• are .1..-1 L. IMITH, .IUOOE Tiie foll()wwlg pertone 1111 and UYe you the lime Ind Ille et (Y 141 '42-432 t, ExttHlllOt\ lleb11ttt1on Program ts to In· AIANOCH .... T Oft "9nt llereto ,. desetlbe<I In doing t>usi"9U H Q, T .. I~'"°" COURT Oolng butffleea U lrlp to tlle «ourt HOUie In Sent• 315 or 318 Ind we will mall.• Ct .... ll'le supply ol p.1ve1e-US( M FICTITIOUS oene11\ 91 GROCE.RY MAR· CENTKAL CONSTRUC· Oobbitll a Fnmond Al· &RANDT HUMAN RE· Ana. Tllen,/of cou,..., lflet tlle errwigements fOI' you to l\endle rMrkel tenlal llouslflO avail· IUllNlll NAMI KET end Is l<>eeled 11 1934 TION CO · 2538 H. W 1orneys 11 Law, 23175 La SOURCE MANAGEMENT SMrcll 1• completeO we Mii tile 1"': ~OC:::: ~:-"9"y fllftllef able to lo'lieMflCOl'M ten· The tollowlng penons Harbor Blvd Costa Men. 9M2ac7CAr11w• ·Santi Ana, CeJtl C•dena Drlw. uiguna H11t1. 3090, Pullin." St • 8. Cotta your tlctlttou. bullnela name call llfl<I 11111 by providing govetn· 111119 1b1ndooed the use of CA • 4 " • CA 92653 (714) 837· 1888 • M .... Clltt 92826 •••temettt•ilth the County Clerk, ::9t!.~ gled~o ..::, ment funds 10 rll\abillt•t• Ille Flet11lou1 Buain .. s The t111s1nen neme uteo oy Monsen S.Ved lfleShernl · Publilhed Or1oge Coul Or w •lt•r Bern arcs :::' .. on;z!~ ::. ~ yGU. ••••MO Unlll end to prOVld• Name POWER INVEST· lhe 1110 11ansferor<11 at Mid ~538 :· ~~1~2~~\hll( Diily P1k>l December 19. 26. Brandt, 31 Slinlion1. lrv111e. then Ille y6Ur JHOO'j' ol pul>ll· Good 1uCt1 In your rentll l lSlllance to loWer· MENT CO , 353 FloW# SI IOCAllOt\ IS Bf.ZAR 1'"000 ama ni 1988 Jartully 2 9. 1948 C.iif 92715' Coun new bullinenll income ten111ta Cotti M.,., Calif 92627 · ANO OELI Tllis t>ualnen 11 con· M842 T1111 butin... la con• catk>n with the ty Clet1t. n ie p1oject en1a111 tlle r• Tiie Fictitious BusineH Thal MIO bulk tr~•let 11 In· duc;ted by an Individual oucted by an >nc!Mdu.1 11ao11tt1t10" ol lllOlbl• e111"· Name referred to et>ove wes tended ta •tle eona.ummeted Tiie regittre nt com· '"Pta.IC NOTICE ,....r ·Tiie feg1tt11n1 com~ ing 4·Ple•ea apeclfieally 1n 1,1ee1 11> O<•noe Covnty on at tile office or Eac:Tow E"· men~ to tr1nnc1 tx.111· -rnenc.cs to tr.,..uct butl- the OaltVICW ~evef()t)mClnl Oecembef 12. 1983 FILE ~ntefS Inc • 17320 Beach ~., under ,,... hCllhOUI FICTITK>UI •ua••• nesa under tile fJC11t10us Proiect Ar ... i:ommodore NO F232•60 61Vd Hunhnglon Se.ch, OuSJness name or n•mes NAME ITATl•NT bv6lnaN name or nemea €1tC1e, 1nd oeneraJly, 1n the Fr1rw:11 F Po-r. 353 Cehr0tni• 9264'7 on or ••te< hsled tbove on O.Cemt>er TM lollowl"O persons 1te 11ated a~ on Oectmbef 8. City et t.rge The p.oiect f'lo-r SI . Cos11 Mesa Je1111ary 17, 1989 21 1988 dol"O t>uslnesS at 1918 ., .. II bounded by Slllef Cell! 92827 Tiits bulk tr•narer II Sub-Monsen s.y1d H1sheml BLUE CHIPS INVEST. Or Weller Bernard Ekenot AY8nue 10 tlle IOUth. Blr10t\ Nell)' T Power. 3"53 Flower ieet 10 C•ltlornl1 Uni(e><m This llalem.,,t WU flled MENT CLUB. 600 St Jarriea This atatement ... hied on... to the nortll. Nichols St Cost• Me11. Calll Commerc••l Code Secllon wi111111e CO\ll'lty C19'1r. of Or· Pl~. Newport 8eact1 Cllln w1111 tlle County Qerk of Or· Street to Ille west. 11no 92627 ' 6108 a~ County on Oec.emt>er 92663 . • enge County on December Beaell Boulevard to tl'le eas1 r1111 t>uSln41U *" con-Tile n•rne 1no address of 2 1 1988 f401~ Eleanor A FrlMI 600 Bt 13. t9N 1 ,.._ Pertons w1snlng to mMe duc:led by llutb1nd and wile 111e P•rton with wllom PubllSlled Orange Cout Jemes Place, N•w'P~t Pvbllttled Orenge eo.1 commentt or reque11 lur111e1 Tlllt 1111emen1 was hied c.1a1m1 may be hied 1s Joyce D111y PtlOI J1null"y 2, t , 16, 8eecll C•l1t 92663 L Di lly Pilot oec.mt>er 19. 26. inform•ttOrl on Ille eonteot with tlle County Cle<ll ol Or· Larkrn. Eacrow Encounters 23. 1989 Ann•belle L K•ll'-11. 1 'l'u 19118. JtnulfY 2. t . t98t , .. _________________________ ,..or t11e C1ty'1 Subm111ion anoe co~m1y °" Oecembet Int 17320 e.ac11 BIVd M-853 Manne Or1ve. 1.1our• M-131 9ft8_CHEVROLET ~ Home of the SerengettB/azer $.SA~~Y.JL~& 0 NEW LOCATION! • OLDSMOB ILE • CADILLAC •HO GIMMICKS •HO HASSElS • NO OVE Rf>RICING «a:tifai.f 111 Call ~r friendly salesmen for details 5 79-5100 1-800-228-7240 17071 E. Im penal Hwy. -Yorba Linda. California THE BEST BUYS IN ORA"GE COUNTY ARE ON THIS PAGE CA~L ON.E NOW! o .SADDLIBACK Sales leasing Service Parts IRVINE AUTO.CENTER 1·-aoo-a31.33n 114~380-1200 G CONNELL CHE~ROLET 2828 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa SANTA ANA AVTO MALL 1500 Auto Mell Dr., ._..Ana 835-3171 Newport/SS Frwy. at Edinger S ales Dept open 7 days S.VICe H6urs Moo.·Fn 7am-10pm ! i BUENA PARK STANTON' GARO N ORO~£ .. PACIFIC OCEAN ALLEN • OMC TRUCKS m/582 ·0800 $AN DIEGO FWV AVERY EXIT LAGUNA NIGU6L ltlv1rti11 •• This P111 Call for D1t1i11 ·142-4321 CALL ONE OF .THESE DEALERS FOR THE'BEST BUY . 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