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TH~RSDAY, JANUARY 5, 1989 25 c·E :r
Tapes reveal Delaney's sche~e
, '
Restaurateur pleads guilty to bribery,
lned, sentenced ~o community service
Person last sprinJ.
Delaney, 1 h1ah school dropout
who ~ult • small empire of seven
seafood restaurants. had oriainally
pleaded innocent to the bribery
charaie.
bnbc to Person in cxchanac for
ISS1Slll1Ce in gtttana I permit to
exceed he11ht limits on' a new res-
taurant at Lancer's Landini. The
bnbc offer was secretly taoed by
Person, who was working wllfi pohcc
mvtstiptors. BJ GREG llEAU
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Transcripts of tape-recordfd mcc~
1np bctwten restaurateur Franas Dela~ and Newpon Beach Ptan-nina Commissioner Jame$ "Buzz''
Person reveal a shady, elaborate
Pentagon says video tape
shows the two MIG Jets
shot down by U.S. ·
fighters were armed and
approaching the jets with
hos~He Intent . ./ A4
Coast
Bird watching at New-
port's Back Bay will soon
coat $2 a day./ A3
Business
Denny's Inc. has sold Its
headquarters In La Mirada
and.plans to move to
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President Reagan's Hol-
lywood friends honor him
at a S 1 ml Ilion home-
coming gala./ A4
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bnbcry scheme laced with promises
ofbt& money and threats of violence.
Only two days into his preliminary
hcann,. Delaney, 62, of Rancho
C..hfomia, IUf'P."sed the prosecuuon
by pleacbnA 1u11ty Wednetd.ay to one
count offelony bribery 1n connection
with a sum of money he offered
It's snow much fun
Delancy was sentenced to perform
200 boun of community service and etY a $5,000 fine. Nort,b Oranae
County Municipel Court Jud&e
Marpret Anderson aJso pve .De-
laney three yeari probation.
Delancy was arrested last March on allept1ons that he offered a $20.000
Anderson ci ted Delaney's record of
charity work and lies to the com-
munity as reasons for the lenient
sentence. Delancy could have re-
ceived up lo four years tn]ail. The plea and sentence cal'he as a
surprise to Deputy 01stn~t Attornc"
BandJed ap bl mlttena and a cap. 8ara.b
Plaaalll. 6. and a friend belp Debbie Riblett
build a ancnnnan at Grant Bowald Park ln
Corona del lla.r. Some 8 tom of tbe white
etuffwere tracked to the park WeclnetMlay -
coarteey of the Newport Beach Paro.
Beachee aild Recreadon Department -to
tile deltabt of 300 children and adul~.
Urqg Pnckeu. who felt Delancy ~hould have received a stiffer
sentence.
"I thank it's 1n1ppropnate that
someone uses money to violate 1hc law then because they have money,
they get out of further punishment,"
Prickett said.
Contacted at home Wcdncsda)'
afternoon, Person said he didn't want
10 co'mment on the invcsupuon.
saying thar he wanted to put the entire
1nc1dent behind ham
"I think the plea speaks for itself."
Person said.
Transcnpts of Delaney's mcctinss
w1lh Person last winter were made
pubhc Wednesday and detailed the
bnbery offer and the possible in·
volvcmcnt of some shady characten.
Delancy first contacted Person on
the momma of Jan. Is. 1988. Person
later told police that he"d known ~Delancy for about l 8 years and had
done lqal work for him, but. hadn't
spoken wnh Delaney 1n about a year
The call came as a s_yr:pri~~ said.
(Pleue Me DELAn• TI A2)
Iteclarriation . .
of HB oil dump
may co.st $.l 5M
By ROBERT BARltER
Of .. DlillJ Net .....
Matenal buned an a World War 11-
cra 011 dump in Hunt1naton Beach appear to be chiefly petroleum-based
residues and pose less of a safety
hazard than feared. l:1ty officials said
today,
Sull, the 37-acre site of lqoons.
. murky pus and berms near Edison
H1ah School conllin heavy metals
and a potent11lly hazardous t>rcne
pat that a Supcnor Coun Judae
ordered co' ered with foam 1n 1987 to stop noxious fumes from fouhna
homes near Hamilton A"enue &nd
Maanoba Street.
There art also ind1catJons some
petroleum products and hea vy metals
have ec~d rnto brackish
aroundwatcr nearest the surface, but
ha Yen ·1 dipped into dnnkin& water
levels. offic11ls said.
Oeanup could cost as much as Sl S m1lhoo . ahhouah some Planning
Comm1SS10n members, who received
a long-,awaued report from the Radt·
an Corp of Sacramento on Wednes-
day ntaht. said they feared the cost
could mount when more is known
about the dump's contents.
The c11y hasn't had a chance to
analyze the report that it received last
Thursday, officials sajd.
John Lindsey, vice · president of A9COn Properties Inc. that intends to
build more than 700 condominiums
~nd a 6-acrc shoppina center at the
location. wd today t\ls company bas
now done its pan 1n findjna out the contents. He said n's now time for the
city to move ahead 'with zoning for
the prOJCCL.
But Be"erly Titus. a rcs.idcnt cam-pa~ma for safe removal or rem· cdiauon of the matcnal, ~ today
that stud1C$ dcahna wlih . tn-
varQnmental safely are lack1n1 and
that dtc ·~uld we1ah J10Utbk coun
action tf the Clty approvts 20nan1
without them
• "Fu:st and foremost. ~e need an
EIR {tnv1ronmenw impact repon)
(Pleue eee OIL/ A2)
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By GREG KLERltX
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A preliminary heanna was sched-
uled for Jan. 17 for a nationally
known Huntington Beach.karate and
jailbreak expert accu~d of molesting
three children
James Hydnck. 29. remains an
Oranae County Jail on S2SO,OOO bail
after beinacxtradited from Georaaa to
Huntington Beach oearhe.r 1h1s week.
said Deputy Dastnct Attorney Make
Koska. Hydnck was to be arraigned Wednesday on 13 counts of child
molesta11on, but h1sam1gnmcnt was
conunued to Monday so he could hire
a pnvate attorney.
· Hydnck. a ninth d~ black belt.
was arrested 1n Auausta. Ga .. on Dec.
1 and held tor utradiuon when
authonties discovered he was wanted
rn Hun11ngton lkach on a S2SO,OOO
v.arrant.
Huntington Beach Pohcc gt Ball
Peterson said H)'dnd. ~as ~llntcd for
forccably molcsung at lcasr three
children bttwccn June and No\em-
bcr of last )Car. He h'cd an an
apartment on Walnut A'cnue tn
dov.ntown Huntington Beach until
No\. I when he fled lhl' sratt'.
according to authontacs
School enrollment boom coming
Newport-Mesa to reactivate cam puses;
Rea oml'!1untty Ce~ter shift not likely
81 808 VAN EYKEN
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It took them a while, but the
boomen have prodU«d a boomlet
Area tchOOI dmncts arc already
fcelin& the shock .. avrs_ and prtpar-1na for ns-na enrollment
As a res uh of the post-World War 11
beby boom. school eneollmcnu
bulled and school construction u-
plo&d dun~ tht l 9SO. and ·~. In the I 970S. however, when the
beby boomcn crew up. school enrol·
lments bcaan to decline.
The decline was sharp enouah that
many d1s1nc1s closed schools. me
sold the excess properties and some,
lake Ncwpon-Mcu Unified, held
onto the redundant schools and
leased them to other JOYcmmcnt
llft'Clea cu: pnvate~1zauons. But late bloomil'l& 1by boomcB.
many of -.hom mamed and had ch1ld~n later than their _pa~nts. ha"c
now produced 1 crop of children that
dcmopaphcrs are calhna the ~ond
po twar baby boom
Laguna Beach
loses bid ta annex
canyon acreag~
"We ourselves closed 16 schools
over the rears due to d«hning
enrollment, ·said Norm Loats, dcpu
ty supenntendent of the Ncwpon-
Mesa Unified School 01~tnct "But
we arc start1n1 to sec a re' crsal of that
trend and ~c ha ve ~un plann ing for
ll"
Loats said a prominent new bul&e 1n enrollment has already devcloptd
1n the d1stnct's kindergarten class.
v.h1ch 1s about 40 perttnt llJ'lC!r than
the fi!\h and StJtth srtde class
In order to <real with lhe commg
inc~ 1n clcmentaf')' school enrol·
lmcnt. the Newport-Mesa school
board wdl begin dcl1btratJn& where 10
expand fac1htte later this month One option that has raised some
communu' conlcrn ,., the re·
conversion of Rea Cummunlt)
C"tftttt on Hamilton trett 1n Costa
Mesa into a school
Formcrl)' Everett Rea Junior Htfh
School. the center 1s no~ home 10 6
commumtt orpniu11on . indud1n
Share Our Sel\CS, a non-profit group wh~h provides cmcracnq food and other aid to the poor and homdcss
But Loau said the distnct d<>t~ not
want 10 displace Ttrc ~nter"f pr~nc
occupant
"Somcthina over 1n that area 1
go1ns to ha"c to come back into
service, but f wouldn'tcon 1dcr Ra a
panacularly desirable op11on becau~
thel"l' arc a lot of aood orpn1zat1oni
(Pleue eee 9CBOOL/ A:l)
Two charges
against North·
face rejection
W HINGTON(AP)-lndc~n
dcnt counttl Lawrcn~ Wal~. c1t11\1
"difficult cla~s10cd 1nformat1on
probltmi.'' mo"td today to dillftw
the two central chaf'ln •in• ftftd
Nat1onal unt)' Council aidt Oh·
vcr l . onh 1n the I raft.Conn cue.
Wal h said he filed the mouoa co
dl\m• the c0Mp1racy and eift '"-!JC' b«.au"" the l,leiilpQ idmmil
tT1tton wu rtfu""I to allo9 et ~k-ax of numm>u& cla•fted -..
~nu tha& Noilh •nu 10 t1atr0dlltt
1n b• dc:ftn~. In ~~en\'t
dttelosutt f'cqUHt, 1n~ Of.
fKtal' have c1tcd ronttrM OYff nauonal t«Ul'tt)'.
Trial 11 hedu~ to bqtn Jan.JI.
1r U. DillfKt Ja.d9e ClftMfJ
Ciatll approves Waltft's motlOll. 1~ 111H would ~ 1 do«n Cf'••illll daula rftMlftlf!I .... ~. Nonlt.
tac..Wdill IAeptlOM , .. , "' •
Ju:uaed ~nn Ind fMlk~llllc
tlaletlWall tR iliac Iran ontra iAif: Wallll'a .OW atnt a day 1fWr M _. *""-A...,. Gmml DILt ~IO ·:;:-~-~iii· ,....., .. ...... -
The~ '4Cl'C SC\'cral problems w1(h
H)dnck's c.xtrad1t1 on. accord1 n1 10
Koska and other sourcn. ln a small
rkansa tov.n. H)dnck'sc,trad111on
escons turned ham o'er to the local
shenff after H)'dnck. "ho is 6 fCC"t 2 1nch~s tall and ~c1Jhs more than 200
pounds. bum out of re tra1n1na
~ha~klcs He also rcponedl) at·
tempted to up o'er 1he van he was
ndtng 1n by rocl1na 1t back and fonh
After a fcwda) 1n11tl, H)'dnck was
~poncdlt 1m 11ed to ~tay at the
shcnfrs home fon~o wcck.s and c"en pla)cd Sant.a Claus at a local church
pany, Koski aid.
The extrad1t1on crew . allcaedJy
could not provide cittrad1uon paper-
work for H)dnck and Ark.an5a
offietals could not act ronfirmauon
from Hunung100 Bach. When con-
(Pleue ... SVSPBCT I A2)
Police costs
added to the
tab for DUI
By IRI ' YOKOI
Of"'9~,... .....
Ha"('-'"1)UCH0rhadaS: 500m.irpnta"
11 ,oudn'e 1nto,1cateJ and caust' a ~l'('d, on Oranac<. ount'
nkld~J,\, that 1u I ma) be 'our tab \ anou'l IO<:al la~ enforcement a&enc1e~. acting on lq1~lauon
p3.,~·d 1~0 ,ear\l&o art' requ1nnadrunken drtH~rs 1n' oht'd an wrec ks
to P3" lor police ~~ice~ in add111on to fines ofS I 500ormorr that
come ~1th drunken dn' ma con' Kt1on Th<' Cahtorn1a H1ahway Patrol hegan a co~t-reco" c"' program this "tt~. 1A-h1k 1heOrange( oa t c1ucs of'\c~pon Beach Laguna lkach
and Ir' inc ha'e had a re1mbu~mrn1 pr ram fort~o )~rs. E.alh agcnc) adm1na'1tcrs the pr ram d10e rentl). but a Imo tall
aareccollccttngthe mon" ~n be dtfhcult In IQ 6 \t.atclcga lat1onrnablcdl:i~cnforctmentaaenc1cstobtll
for the ulan~ ol thosc ~h9pro"1Jt' cmt'rgenn rcspon St't'\ rec at an
1dcnt 1n,ohinga motori tdn' an1undcrthc 1nOuc-n('('
The tatutc proh1b1t' 1nsuran~ 1.'0mpanies from pa)tnJ tht
cf\arge "h1ch can run as h11h asS 1.000. The maumum balhu mcrt~d fromSS001n IQ 1 \\-hc-n tadcdontorout1ntcoun fin~.•
moton tcouldbt' tann atab1ll ofS.!.SOOorc,cnmore. c\uall). the lq1slauon d~ not d1ttetl> larsct dr\\ 1na. but allow
cost rtto' cf')' for "an~ neah1cn1 act that 0«urs :as a res uh of. 1nt0~1cat1on."said t Danell dam ofthc l..quna Bn.ch Poh«
Dcpanmcnt _
lso. the tC&t~lallon appattnth docs not ""lu•~ tbat aacnc1es wait
tor a conv1ct1on bcfo~ b1lhnJdm Ct\.
4otu h non·5P«•fic v.ordanl in thcltfl\~llon ha 1cJ to "~J mlcrpn:tat1on1C10SSthc~t.l1c. td In inc Poh~ t. M1kto.dtn
lhcCHP.for1nsllnct" ha chOYntobillonlyt 1n,,oht'd1na
wr«k and ubetqucntly con"'1ctcd of dnv1~undcrt~ 1nn.ut"". "Our tand 1 thaun ind" 1dual' hab1hh 1 not estabhihed 1.1nlll
hcor he ha bttncon' ict~ of dm l!'J ""~' tht 1nn~ft("f:· taid AIK'C
Huflaktr, HP pokcsv.oman, " . •
f urthcr. the HP Yr11l not pun~ · t rt\'\WCI') 1f dNnkcn dmrtftl cN~ aiT rtdu<'N throu1h pica t-tarp1nina or 1-tcr ~vttMd th~
appc~I • ifhc CH Pa tni its prOlflm dunnc the LHe t•o )Wtl"' 1 lof'•ht
•ncy·i 9 am Offi<ft btfott d«tdu'I 10I(>aht'ad1&19"ridt.
"I don't k.no~ 1f1l'llbcacktt'fftM.bu• 1l'UboYlllMttMYlun pt)•"tforthtmaat~ Nlc;'uiid Ktn 0.dy • .-.-t.rw
CH P's San J..an Capitlruo Matton. lr\'tnt. U.na ._,h.nd Nc•pon .._~,,... t11'
CODn:uoa bdQff biHn~•-'•"iduah~~11~1t5•=••t•!!~!!l:-z "'ftlC'~ lrvttte llWC'Sa bin.,.,.. ~-id.Ntwpon8-ftMdllpM ..... .._,n "'°" •MUMft•Rd111•ttil ................ .
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n. "'°"' -a ~•ed core ind IUfflce. laboratory uaJya.
tbowM 1M atvel olbMvy metals and
PC• • DC>lyc;blorina::!:J:bn>ls -... blloWfNerlll and tbe IOil CGilcl '9e deafted by tbe '*of
hybrid t.cteria that would eat and dates! the pettoleurn materials on the
site, Plannint Commissioner Victor
Leiswa said.
But the at)'reM -described as a byprod~ of the plastics manufac-
turi1.t1 process -and some other liquid materials likely would have to
be trucked away, be said.
~said lw wasc:oocerned costs
CIOUld acalate and AICOn oftkaal1
would leek hi&ber dtn1ity to cover
apemes:
.. EVCl}Ont it concerned that lhett
should bt continl.MM&S monitorint. ..
Leipzia said. "lt'1 always possible to
mi• tie bot spots."
Li~ laid A.lcOn hat ..,ent about
SSOO 000 on &be teats, and he believes
that i 10 million to S 1 S million would c::over ... thewholecoa1 .. ofthecanup.
He said about 98 peR:ent of the
contents in the dump are pe!fOleum materials that date to the 1940s when
oil oompenies dumped wa1tes into
the reservoir.
The Plannina Commi11ion sched-
•• uted a public hcarin1 on Ascon's
~nina request for Jan. 18.
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docu1Mnts that North indicated tie
needed to use to present an adequate
defense.
Under ·the Classified Information
Procedures Act, the attorney aeneral
can decide to seek dismissal of
criminal characs to pc:event dis-
clOIUJ'C of secrets that maabt endanaer national aecurity.
Tbccomparacy and theft.of aovem-ment property chllJCS were the main
counts qajnst N'orth for sellina
missiles to Iran and divertint someof
the profits from those utes to the
Nicaraauan Contras.·
ln bis motion to dismiss the rwo
central counts, Walsh said that be-came of several fllC1ors, includina
'"the position of the nation's in-
telliienc::e _ qencies on maintainina
the classified status of certain infor-
mation," -the conspira_cy and theft
counts .. cannot be tried 1n a manner
that protects that infonnation."
f'romAl
6rmation was received, Hydrick's
extradition continued without inci-
denL
Hydrick, who can smash concrete
with hls hands, has been in and out of
jails across the country· durina the
put few ~n. and has escaped from
facilities an Utah Qeorsia and South
Carolina. accoidina to authorities.
The arrats were mostly for minor
charses such as petty theft and
bufllary.-
DELANEY PLEADS GUILTY TO.BRIBER)' •••
From Al
After some preliminary niceties.
Delaney mentioned that be had been
aw.roached by "someone" about
bu1Jdin1 a restaurant in the lower level of the Lancer's Landini project
on West Coast Hia)lway, accordin1 to
the transcipt. The project is still under
construction.
At a feb. 2 meetina at the °'ina Palace in Newport Beach. Delaney abruptly~ to frilk Person for a
.. wire." He app&Rntly didn't di~
cover the hidden niicropbone. but Pcnon excueed himself and went to
the meo•s room, where he was met by
police who helped him remove the
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.. However, accordina to Dela~. the lower level location had'a ~
lcm. When the tide came up, the view
of the harbor from the proposed
restaurant woWd be obscured by
moored boats risina on the tide.
Delaney wanted a 9-foot beiabt
variance to solve the view ~em, a
variance that exceeded heaabt limits
in the area.
device. .
Thinas became even more heated
later tnat month when Person ~
c:eived a phone call from Dc.laney's
son, Mike, which was also recorded
by police. The younser Delaney ~
he'd beard about Person's dQbnp
with his fa ther and warned him that his father was "a desperate, unethical
man." He didn't efaborate on that
LAFCO REJECTS ANNEXATION MOVE ••.
At a meetina Jan.· 20, Delaney
suaested that if Person were to vote
in favor of the variance there could be
some money involved. He said .. there
wasa lot of green laying around," and
asked Person how much ••juice" be
had with the Planning Commission
and City Council. Delaney also asked
•if thete was "another swina vote" on
the commission. according to the
transcipt.
Person immediately told police
about Delaney's proposal, and agreed
to work with them. Wearing a hidden microphone,
Person met with Delaney apm on
Jan. 21 at John Dominis restaurant.
Over lunch. Delancy talked about
bribety more openly and in more
detail, sayina be could &et Penon
$101000 for a favorable vote. He also
saia he wouJd take another SI 0,000 for himself, according to the trans-
cipt.
approached him 1bout bribina Per-
son. Invest.ff ton 11id they were unable to lin the man to Delaney's
fraud scheme. •
Delaney and Person corresponded try telephone throuabout January and
February, working out payment de-
tails. He said -the people .with the
money were' aoing to drive to townr
Delaney said they weren't soina to fly
because they couldn't brina tbear
.. cannons" (pns) if they new.
At one poant, when Person asked a
hypothetical question about what
would. happen if someone infonned
police of the bribe, Delancy was
expliciL
dwJe. h h . . OD Marc 11, w en 1nvefl,Wators
felt they'd compiled sufficient
evidence, Delaney was arrested and booked into Oranac County Jail on
S2SO,OOO bail. He was later released
after ajudae reduced bail to $SO,OOO.
Ourina interviews with police,
Delaney said the whole bribery scam "was a JOkc." No money ever chanaed
hands. ~ewport Beach Police Lt. Tim
Newman commended Person's cf-
. forts and his hones1y, sayina that he
could have placed himselfin very real
danaer by qreeina to wear the wire.
"He showed a arcat deal of for-
titude and inteaJity and J think people
need to know that," Newman said. ••People don't want to atl involved
these days. Here's someone who not
only JOt involved. but did it at what
could have been serious 'personal
expense."
Fl'OilaAl
and several small pockets of land in
the open st~tcb bctwep l..a&una
Beach and Newport Beacb, lhouJd be
considered a sintle parcel for
purposes of annexation. Some of the
land is inhabited and some is not Annexed land would be subject to city
land-use controls.
The commission oversees annexa-
tion• and chanaes in spheres of influence, which represent areas u-
su.med to some day fall under the
jurisdiction of a particular city.
Representatives from The Irvine
Co. araued it would be inappropriate
to lump company land, which as currently uninhabited, with in-
habited land. Jn such a case. control
over annexation would lie with the
residents rather than the landowner. The commissaon's dcci51on helps
keep plans for La&una Laurel de-
velopment on track. The project calls
for 3,204 housana unrts. 475,000
sq~ feet of commercial apace and
two sc>lf courses. The ~tnent also ~u1res The Irvine Co. to provide
l ,JS 7 acres an open space and to help
the county finance ncccuary road
im.r.:ovements. We have a development QRC·
ment with the county on all those
parcels and feel obli~ to meet our
commitmenu," Irvine Co.
ss><>keswoman Carol Hoffman said after the vote. ··since we •~ not
requcstina municipal servic:ies, we feel
that annexation would have been
premature at !bis time."
An environmental imp.ct report is
cunently beina prep&red for the
1..q\ana Laurel proJect and should be
out for review in February. 1ccord1n1
to Hoffman. Public hearinp are scheduled for later in the year. Lenncy. ~ho hai been a leader 1n
efforts to halt development tn the
canyon. said she was dasappoanled by
the commission'• decision. Bui the
act.ion is not necessarily i death blow
to efforts to stop the development, the
councilwoman uid.
.. If we're talk.inf about how we save
the canyon, I fee that there arc still
many avenues we can walk down, ..
Lenncy said.
One ®tion would be 10 offer The
Irvine ~o. money for the property,
Lcnneywd. Funds could beobtaaned
from a federal open space fund, she
sa1d.
.. There a billions of dollan in an
()~n space fund in Was"in1ton, o.c.:· Lenney said. "The~'s no ·
better time to spend that money than
now." ·
But, so far, the city has not come up
with an interesting offer, accordin1 to
Hoffman. "Those who want the entire canyon
preserved have not come up with a
way to purchase the property. nor do we thank they have a clear under-
standtnJ of the extent to which we are preservan~ and enhancm1 the major
resources, • she ·u id
Snowfall•lnlran
NICOSIA. Cyprus (AP) -Snow
has fallen on the desert rqjons of
Khur and 81)'1Nnak in easlem Iran
(or the fint time in SO yean.
Officials said four inches of snow
hid fallen an the last 24 hou.n.
Delaney also bcun talk.in& about
"the other guy·· and"an Italian guy,"
both alleaedly referring 10 an Oranae County &usinessman who Delaney
later said was the man who J\ad
''He wouldn't li ve long enough to
tes1ify apinst us." Delancy said.
accordin1 to the transcipt.
Delaney will perform a portion of
his commuruty service at the Fair-
view Development Center in Costa
Mesa, where he already performs
some t-oluntccr work. DUI BILLS DIFFICULT TO COLLECT •..
Jl'romAl
"We bill when we determine they Beach.
SCHOOL ENROLLMENT BOOM COMING •••
are intoxicated," Adams said. "If it 's Lquna Beach bills for eme~ncy
questionable. we'll watt for the blood-res90nse officen only, not addattonal
alcohol levels. portce can called to the scene. The "It has to deal with emergency hourly fee charaed is calculated by From Al
that are '1sina 1t," he said. "We'll
probably have about 2S to 30 options
to consider. Thank God the district
kept all of those properties."
Enrollment has also t>caun to arow
again, althouab not as dramaucally,
in the Huntington Beach City (elementary) School District, an of-
ficiahaid. In ~una Beach, school official•
are talking about a stabiliza11on.
rather than an immediate increase in
enrollment.
.r "Since 1977. wehaveseenadedine in overall enrollment from 3, 700 to
2.100 students;· said Dennis Smith.
superintendent of the ':af.una Beach
Unified School District. 'This year,
althouah we continued 10 see a
decline in high school enrollment, we
are beginnina to see an increase at the
elementary level."
The Laauna Beach district closed a
IChool several years qo, but unhke
the Newport-Mesa district. Laauna
Beach officials sold their surplus
property. Lacuna Beach school officiaJs do
not expect to have to add much new
classroom SJ)l<le, Smith said.
"What we are seeina is our elemen-tary schools tettin1 back up to caJ)llCity, and we are anticipatina
addina some ~rtables at some lo-cations," he said.
Over the next four years, the
district expects to shift some teachers
in order to accommodate chaQ&ina
enrollment patterns. he said. The
shift can be easily accomplished,
Smith said; because most teachen are
certified 1or two aencral areas of
instrUClion: either clcmenwy and
intermediate or intof"?"ediate and
hi&h schools. ·
Some districts, in rap1dly arowint
response tame. A lot of people beat div1d1na the depanmertt budat1 by
communities such as Irvine, have DUI cases.' 8. 760, the number of houn in a year,
never had declinina enrollment. Calculation of the re1mburtement accordina to Adams.
Irvine Unified School District of-also varies sJi&hlly amona aacncies, An 1verqe btll for a drunken
ficials say they expect the v.c>wth to The CHP CNfJCS for all the t1me dnvin& accident 1n 1.Aauna Beach is
continue. althouah they attnbute it to officen spend on an accident, includ• about $600, Adams estf mated.
the continuina availability of real 1n1 urne spent on the follow-up Irvine has lirrularty interpreted the
estate in Irvine. rather than the new investiptaon, repon wntina. vehicle lesislation to mean mmbursemcnt
baby boom. storaae. transporation, book.Ina. traf-can be ~t only forofticen' tame at
At least one district in Ora nae fie control and .faeld ..oonety •Ml the tcene of ~and fot COA
County is buckina the arowth trend, ~~~i~urty fee iubout S30. of ow:~~:,: cities ~
however. Huffatci.afd. bilh:oUcction has not been easy.
Fountain Valley Unified School Newponleachalsochareesforthe In ~ an Newpon Bach~ Di•tr}ct oftk~s say !?';!r ~~ion1s houn an officer spmds on an 1nc1-very bed ... lamenled BeUo. "
caJJ aor continued ~ups tn ._nro • dent. LL Tim Newman said. The are not payin&. We even have inst.al).
lment in the comina years. avef'llF bill as S239, accordina to ment plaU or U a mo1u.h~ but they
"We don't tee the decline level int Emma Bd&o, acoountant for~ aivc ua ballln and protlleaat."
off; we're aoina to keep losina kids, .------------------_..... ...................... """""'"""" said ChefYI Norton, the district••
director or community 1erv~ • .
A few yean qo, olanncn at the
district Predicted 4cclinina. enrol-
Jmenl would bqin to kvel off, and in
&let two years aao the ne' loll of
atudentt was less than it had been in
Lotto jackpot unclaimed
previous yean. she said.
"But the decline picbd up 111.in,
and we don't see anYtbi• CfWllilll now for the fomeablc fUture, .. IM
LOS ANGELES (AP) -No one
won the top priZe in Wednesday's
Sl2,948,767 "'Lotto 6-49'' pme. the
second time a jackpot has been
missed, and state lottery o'Ylkials
es1imated today that Saturday's ~nd prize will hit $20 milhon.
The numben drawn by machine
~= 8. 20l 23. 31. 32, 43 and the
'°-!!u• numoer, 26. , There were 1i1t winnen who chose
five of the numbers l>ius the bon.~s,
I each will tet $29 f, 77,. whale 306
~RANGE .......
COAST ~,.._
U.-Offlea
.... .., ... c.. ..... c•
-......... 1• 0-. ...... C:4tNM ~ ... ..., .. ,. ---. ...,...
Lotto players chose five numben said. correctly for a pnze orsl.947 each. .. Distrid offkial1 do not know
There were I S.988 w1nntt1 who euctly why enrollment it contia.._
chote four of six numben. aood for to decline, Nortoa said. . .
SSI each. whik 287,169 chole three .. But whaueemstobe~ll
numbers, which return• U to each that the people wbo ..... Fo•lilla iQ_yer. ' Valley ltDd to be ....,.·ma•ll1,
Total sales for the Wednesday YOU"ltf families widl daililRll wM
drawins ~ s 16.399.S:M. attOrdina arc bCi .. tnnsferred IO odllr ~ ol
to informauon suoolied by the atalt Calif'oniaa or out ~ * -." *' lottery. Officials did not immediately laid ... ~ and ..._, die DIOdl W116
have the location of the cities where an bUyi'f bolnel-. clOMI llne
top winncn bouaht their tiCktta. children.
_,...!ta,,.._..., .......... ...... -................. ,,.., .. , .... '°" ................ ,.,..,......_
Of the approx1m1tely I SO people
billed last year by Newport Beach
about S percent ~d in full, •nother l
percent are peyina an 1nstal!men11
and the rest have not pe1d. ht
estimated. Adamubo expressed concern with
the rnponse to bamna. but Racbard
Hascnobrt, wistant finance director
an Laauna Beach, uJd biJ collection
track Rcotd hasn't been too bed. or
the lime people belled th15 year, two ·
have paid.
Durina the California Hipwa)'
Patrol's tatina of the propam from
January 1916 to October oTthis year1 39.S percentoflbeSS62.SOOwonh 01
btllt WIS collected, wtth the belana
"1n the collection proc:ea.·• the •n-
cy ~poned.
The h'thway get~ expcctS to
collect more than S«J0.000 annoaJly witbthc~.
_,_~ -- - -... -....._.....__,, ........ l
8J JOYCE 80DLOY1C8 Oiltilld Avn.e, ,_ wea of ... ~,..... .... .... 5'nel. Wlleft ...... ~bon allo Mid -boules 801 ~ t. 1ridl IM style of
desip II .0C IJI ueptftl wtth the
tunOuQdins homes .
M01aol1119'avt ...,,d....,.. aoour
1Mide aftd OUtlidc ..ah; turrOUndiftl block walls and patiol. Nane 'of us
bavc bi'*1 an attorney ... "
Cou!ICilwolnaa l..aWua Cool• ...-. c-...-...... . . Fontain va11ey rllide•urt ......_ Homeowners llicl Tuelday lhcy •na constNCtioll Of 14 luury boUles are .a1 ~ '° ~' Of in tbtir ~ ~~ me ..... tile, jUI& tk proJeet's lhe $400,000 ctwtW. are beiai ...._
s-cked too c1• ~r and -·WiJI "fie feet IOtal'b.. ~.. De·
make the Slr«t loot like a bowlina vonwood taidea• llinlun aid.
al&ey wuh their umceaa. "We an CODCClned ._. this .,_,.
The City C0tancil dait Md ~yeca ticua. ~dopmeft• bleedi111 an wilh rnoruna.the propeny after midmts the three •nouftdi11~nts. from the ad,accnt Ocvo.-wood .. The Madows_ a.ic Ud ~
homes arauect that puttaftl 3.000. vonWood horiiel aft oa 7,lO(Hquare-~uatt-foot houtet on lots ranaana foot lots. dicb are ICandatd in
from S OOOto 7,200squarc fttt would · fountain Valley," he Mid. ''This
be a bli&ht to the community bUikter is propos:iftl tbne new
The Costa Mesa-bated Gfeller De-homes, in the CACCM Of 3,0001quare
veloprnent Co. hopn to build the feet,_ lo sat on lots that will avuqe tWC>-_!tory houtH on the nonh 11dc of 6, 100 SQuare feet."
Bird-watChin .
fees will bene it
~rote~ted land ..
By PAUL.ARCHIPLEY
OfhO.., ..........
Nature lovers who cnJOY escapma
to the serenity of Newport's Back Bay
will be asked to pa)' for the privaleac
under a new statewide proaram
announced Wednesday
Proceeds from the low-cost
Wlklhfc-v1ewin1 pr<>ll'am are-taraeted
for stale wlldhfe and habitat prolec. uon efTons, said Pete Bontadelh,
director of the state Depanmcnt of
wildlife habitats.
For a S2 a day fee or SIO annual
pass. visiton to the 11&n will be able to
sec and photopaph such wildlife as
tule elk. nvcr Otten. white pelicans or
-as in the case of Newp0rt's Back Bay -flocks of waterfowl.
Low-income seniors and children
under .,e 16 will be admitted free.
With the new charae will come a
senes of imerovements. de~nment
spokesman Cun Taucher said. •
homes 18 the Mlill~al'MOdl. .. Al dlfee di•dotNllHll art I
lfta&Wte oloac-Md IWCMIOI) ~
10 ~ look IM --~· RU.kin laid. .. Tbll propail! loob lite a 1'0W of .,__ _.. doWll a bowlins auey
th8t elMfl .Will • block wall ... Douelal OfeUer, pmidc_Qt of the de~t corn .. ny, •Kl he did
not than the~ of the houen was
OUI of tcale with tbc ntiabbortlood. He aaid the houtes wouldl\ave lartt,r
yards man houtes in acijeceftt u11cu.
"I feel confKknt they don't under· stand the plan,•• GftHer said. ··1 would
like a chart« 10 sit down and 10
throu,h the plans with them."
Also, Ran\in taid the cul-de-sac
•"TM builder i& DOl ~· IO pu• IMMlael on the eod of the cul:.cte-_. whicb it • lypteal k>ok." he •id.
..He wall to J8m 24 homes in theft
.Jtbout a peenbell or cwve •• aht
street. The other developments w1th biller lots have 20 or 21 homes on the
street."
Rink1n said the &urroundint home-owners did not lcam about the
propoeed .proJCCl until ckmOli1ion ~n on the tenn s club aft early
C>aobcr.
"We received no nottOcation untal
our homes shook hkc an earth·
qualLc." he said .. This went on for 11•
days a wedt until the job wu done.
Homeownen mei wich OfeUtt m
November to d1tcu11 possible chanen wtth tht projects ~.
They also cu"tulatcd a peUtK>",
111berin1 a modett 'I sianatum.
"The Plannjna commitaion aou~I tpored our petitK>n. Even t
one commiSS1uner taid it looked h e
a bowlina alley he v Jted in favor of
the budder on Nov. 23.
"The builder told us he has purchued other propeny in the caty.
We are concerned th11 had set a
p1ecedent wsthan the bowels of Foun·
ta1n Valley, bta houtet °"tiny k>u."
"I UC> bebcve dl11 1t1ut lbould bt
continued becaw I am CODCC1med
about the ~ and peenbdt itwes... the said. ..lut M are not
settll'I a precedent. We k>ok at eech proJCCt on stJ own rncrn ...
GfeUer 1i1d his company is more
than w1llina to co1uiauc con venation
with hQcneo•ners.
"We have aucmpttd and ~111
conunc to meet With Che home·
OWMf1," he saad. "Bui for the lat
month they have refuted to meet with
. us. Their mp0n1e 1s they arc not
interested."
The council continued the public
hearina on the project until Jan. 17.
• Ft.Sh and Game. .
The Cahforn1a W1ldlands Proaram
slated lo ~n thi s month 1s amona the first of its kind 1n the nallon and
could a.cnerate SS million an w11dhfe
supp0n funds in 11s first 18 months,
Bontadelh said at a Sacramento news
conference.
Three naturalisu will be auianed
to the Newpon reserve so that at least
one will be on hand seven days a week
to conduct 1uaded toun and &Jve
dcmonstrataons and lectures.
Watelltq tbeM bl.rd8 ln tile Upper Newport Bay koloelcal Reeene will coet $2 a day. atarttac la P'elmlary.
The Upper Newpon Bay
Ecol<>11caJ Reserve. noted for bmf-
watch1na. 1s considered a prime
Southern Cahfom1a 11te in the pro-gram.
11 1s one of nine state-owned
reserves that will be included in the
"Save Our Wild Places" program that
is designed to lure more nature lovers
as well as finance preservation of
The naturalists also will develop
tra.lls. maps a.nd s•sns. establish an
on-site reference library, develop ph~to and specimen collections,
bqln a community outreach pro-
sram and wort closely with sup-
ponm like the Friends of the New-
port Ba~. Taucher sa.i<f.
· Five interpretive displa~ w1ll be
em:ted 10 aid visitors and an e~vated boardwalk for marsh observation will
be built. he said.
Park.ins and mtrooms also will be
provided.
No campina or p1cn1c facilities will
be available at an)' of the sites.
althouS}l'lU arc near state parks that
offer tfiose opttoas.
8estdcs the Sa-" Clcm~nte State
Part an Oranae County, several
county-operated rcaional parks also
provide camp10J and p1cnick1n1 fa.
c1ht1es.
Visitors will be on the honor
system for payina admission fees..
with collccuon boxes caJled "icon
rangers" placed at the entrances. "They feel the type of people who
Groups ba~k measure giving
sChools more Prop. 98 fund.S
SACRAMENTO (AP) -A coah· lion Of educatton Jl'OUp$ IS baCkl"I
leg.aslataon th.at would aive schools
and community collcaes another $250 mslhon to $280 million this
fisc~ year to im plement Propos1t1on
98. The new bill by the Assembly
Educauon Comm111cc cha11"\\ooman
would provide $3S million to S6S
m1lhon more than the S21 S million
fim-year auamcntatton estimated in
the ballot pamphlet when voters
narrowly approved the measure m
November But sp0nsors said the b1ll 1s a "very
constrvauve interpretation" of the
1n1uauve and will simply keepeduca·
uon fundm1 even with m0111on and
enrollment P.Owth 1'h1s legjslat1on represents really a
stnughtforward. reasonable and fair
interpretation of the in1t1at1\ie," As-
semblyvroman Teresa Huihes.. D-Los
Anatles. the author of the ball. said
Wednaday at a Ca pitol ne...,s con-
ference. Huabrs.satd her A898 ""ould carry
oul tllc intent of Prof>0'1tton 98.
which 1ets m1n1mum annual fundina
levels for tehools and community
coUqes. The iniuauve also requires that those 1nst1tut1on1 tttt1vc a
ponton of funds that would be used
for tax rebates under C'alifomaa·s
government sptndina hm11. State schools chief 8111 Homa said
an attempt by the DcukmcJ1an ad·
m1mstrat1on to blame Proposition 98
for the state budget squeeze 1s "false
on its face. It doesn't squa re w11h the
facts."
Honia said the stalt's funding
shortaa.c stems from the SI . I b1l hon
rebate 11ven ta"paycrs a year ago. the $800 million income tu shonfall last
spnnaand S300 malhon an tax breaks
for mulunauonal corporations
A statt fiscal rc:p0n released Tues·
day said the 1989-90 buda.ct could be S 113 million in the red with no
emeraency rcscn-e sf aovemment services are maintained at current
levels.
The shortfalJ for the next fiscal }Car
could nsc to S 1.3 billion sf a 3 ptr~nt reserve of $1 .2 btll1on 1s added.
a«ord1~ to tht Assembly Wa)'s and Means Committee chairman
The Comm1ss1on on tate Finance
report satd the statt will end the
current fiscal re!': ne"tJunc 30 with a
bllancc of only S68 m1lhon if schools
receive a Proposition 98 share ofS2 I 3
mtlJaon.
Honta said th.1t under Propo 1t1on
98 schools -.1J1 get J 6 JX"rccnt of nc""
revenue coming into state colTers m
1989-90. which 1s about the same as
schools ha\t rece1~cd 1n recent )ears
··we're not get11ng an)thang c£tra
next year." he said
The funding lc'cl established this
fiscal )'tar will '>Crve as a base for
determining future school budgets.
Another bill. 898 by Sen. Gary
Han. 0-Santa Bart>ara. would gfvc •
schools and communll} collcg~ a
$21 S m1lhon boost this fiscal )Car
Prop0s1uo·n 98 requires that the
funds It acncrateS be SptOt for such
th1nas as 10-.cr clas s17C-s. anstruc· uonal supplies. student sen secs. staff
devclopmtnt and teachers' salane ..
"We ful. unanimous!)' that the
funds that have been generated -.11h
the pu~ of Propos1t1on 98 must go
d1rcc.tl y into the clasnoom 1 nstruc-
11onal pror.ram:· said Ed Foglia.
president of the C ahfornaa Teachers
AsSOClataon " nd 11 mu~t be done
1h1 year and 11 hould be done as soon
as po s1ble " 1\898 doc n't addre~!> how fonds"
v.ould be allocated. but Hughes ~1d
she ""ould suppOrt the use of \ome
money for teacher salancs 1n order 10
attract the be t JOb apphcant\
OC man convicted of burning
cross at bl•ck family's home
BJ'fttA.-.a ... PNM
A man •ho w•tMWn le\tificd
belloWcd white poYtCr .toaant,
qUoted Adolf Hitler and ~etched
sWaaiku wa found paalty ofbum1na a m. in front of a black family's Orult Cou.nty home. an «t the .,,.,.._called .. racial ltf1"0Nm." o.y A. Slullman. 2•. a foriner aaaoo an111. wtt convkteil or-Ihm
COlllt« conspirKY 10 violMt anoche'r ~·· avil naltas. '*~ IDt* a.ct ..._fl force to intamidlte a Uily bee••• of ats nee and anl'L':::. the .,...,won of a fdiily. "I *lla'!Matth J. • convined Wednada}. llilllil"PI021 ~, • ..,... ...
and that hr acrompen1cd the friend
•ho bush 1he cros. but that the rnend Ht lM firt.
··1 just fotlo•cd him," he said 1n the
tapt. "I didn't fed that at "'IS ria)\t. I
JUSI ''ood back and didn't v.ant to be pen of st,"
8Ut poh'e found !iilullman carry1"1
•hate supttmac11t. r11<11t literature
whtn ht •aumsttd. It wtsadmlllcd as tvidcntt d~nna the trial. /
Umbeta ftf\atcd •o MY -httlwt the
f~nd, JdTrt) Ma)berrY. 11 undrr
=uon M•>bel:rY was not
Umbc!l •id this 11 Ott fi,.t IUCh ~tlOft 1n fedenl coun tn Or·
ueeC0tant).
will ut1hze this Wlll be w1lhng to pa y
for the pnv11eac:· Taucher said.
.. Jt's one of the few rema1nin1
coas.tal wetlands ar\d has a vanety of
marine hfe as well as endanatred
birds and plant species."
Taucher 111d collec11on boJles
could be in place by February.
Offictals art lool<1na for additional re ve nue at a time ~when the sale of
huntana and fish ans licenses IS dcchn-
1ng because of dccrcasina panlCI·
pa_tson an those activities.
At the safl)e time. more C'ah·
fom1ans arc vmuna the reserves who
are ante~ted 1n other outdoor rec-
reational act1v111cs such as bird·
watch1na and wddhfc ~tasraphy
Other w1ldhfe '1les include thc-
Elkbom Slou&h EcOJoaacal Reserve an
MontC'l"Cy County, San Jacinto Wildlife Arca an Ri verside Count)'
and the lmpenal-W11tcr W11dhfe
Arca 1n lmpenlll County.
Other Sitts arc the Lake Earl
W11dhfc Area in Del Norte County,
Ash Creek. Wildlife Arca on the hne
betWttn Modoc and Lassen counties.
Gray l...od&c Wildlife Arca m Sutter
and Butte counties. Gnzzly Island
W1kllffe Arca an Solano Couot)''s
Suisun Marsh and the Los Banos Wildlife Arca 1n Merced County:
If ucceufuJ. the 18-month tnal
prosram could e•pand 10 many of the
other l 30 sites run by the depamnent.
It now man~ about ..00,000 la'CS
of w1kllife habitat Staiewide.
The proaram was proposed by lhc.
eovernor an his 1988-89 state bud~t
and manda~ by the 1caastaturc with
w1despttad suppof"t from hununa
and cont«Vataon iroups.
Roth hopes '89 \t:il~ be b~tter year
By ne A110clattcl PrHI
Orange Count) uptrvlsor Don "Roth and nas,
wife Jackte art look1n1 forward to the Ncw-'Year bur
not 'IC> much with rnoluuon lj, with a sen~ of relief
Despite the accident. the Roth dro"e to Palm
;)pnnp. where he mtcd and he pla)cd olf at Palm
VaJle) C-ounlry Club v.1t.h c""pon Beach po lt1caT
consult.ant Ha~c) Enatandcr. ·
But as Don Roth v.-asstandinaon the fa1Nay, an
.unseen solfer bfa tcd his ball out or a ..andtrap.
send1n1 the ha ll on a coils son count "'Ith Rom·s1a .
The blow knocked him to the around and bfood1~
his mouth
Last >tar l'ndcd badl) for ~he-Rorhs. he said,
rec1t1n1 a lsttan)' of woes th sounded like a cast off
script from a Nl'1I 1mon pla)
Just two da~~ before Chnstma Mrs Roth was
stopptd at a traffic signal when her mint<ond1t1on
I 0-ycar-old Merttdc-s 450 SL con,crt1ble was
rammed from behind The car wu he•' ily damag_cd and she suffered a strained back.
· The next e~enana 1rs Roth bttame \iaoltntl\i 111
after ea11n1 shnmp
When the Roths rtturncd to their Anaheim
home. the}' d1scoverrd that their rcfna<'rator-freezcr
had stopped workma. p01lin1 the food 1ns1dc
H.igh school site selection pushed
By JOE BEL BRUNO
Of ... Ollly ...........
The lnine Unified hool 01 tnct
1 spttdsn1 up plans 10 build a founh
high school. feanna nc~cd state
funding might di) up b) June.
The d1stnct ha.s three ha&h schools
and one con11nua11on 5etiool The
new high school has bttn on the
drawing board for fiH· )Clrs rn
1n1tc1pauon of arowth an the north
reaches ot the ci ty
.. We have e'ccuted a fu1-track
plan to choose and build upon thrtt
p0tent1aJ .sllt'S-." said Paul Recd.
dcput) supcnntendant of bussnts scrv1ce1. .. If the monc)' 1n cramen-
to 1s going to be e hausted. then -.r
h.a\'e to be read) to mo"e fail sf v.c
want a fourt'b b1&h school for In inc."
The school board on T~!da>
rev1evwcd three locations for the
school and dccadcd to stud)' a founh
The ~Hes included the south14:CSt
comer of I~ ane Boulevard and
.Cuhcr Dn\-c an a~ Just nonh or
Northwood tn unincorporated t~rra
tory and an am nonh of the end of Jcffre) Road on land ov.ncd by Hanes
Nur1ef)
')()mct1me early \fonda).
l he proposed founh locauon past
'ak Boulc,ard 1 lobe tudted befort
the next mdet1ni.
With • 1ze of up to 70,000 5QUlrt
foet. the new 5ehool could cost mort
than S:!S m1lhon. The dtstnct hopes
to compkte constructlOn wnhan fi ve
)tars to rche\e crov.d1ns at ln-1ne
Htah hool
Tht d1 tntt has n:ccl\ed in1uaJ
appro,al from the state to pf"OC'ttd
v.1th 1te selection. boot board
membe~ hopt to choose a sne by
their Jan 17 mccuna "'order to appl>
tor ~talc fund1n_a. ·
Mo\s trcct at 11 :21 pm Tuesday.
fhe u ~t ~ti 1one b)' the time
oflicers am\C'd • • • " 1T~1dcn1 in thl' 300 bloc ofC'cdar \\a) reponl'd a prowler at 10: I
Fnda maht. But the unttC01nuable silhouette had di ppca~ b the
t1mr oohcc lm\'cd, • • • Ju t after m1dn11h1 tu~y van-
dals bro~e av. md w 1n the I 000 bloc~
ofGknnt)rt trttt.
W ASHINOTON (AP) -The turned on their ataack radan. he 11id.
Uaieed S&alCI = 9Ctuted l.ibya of Bu& inleteel*d radio cotnmunin-lyits to me c:omnuanity and tioauliow &he Ubyans had some type aicf it had ~ic evKlence ofradarontheirpfanesoperaunaand
that the two MiO jet fish~ shot searchi111 f'or the F-14s, Howard said.
dowG Wednetday were armed and Given the manner 1n which the
....-china Navy jets with hostile Libyans weft ftyina, the American
' intent. P.iloasdid not needev1denceofa radar
A Navy intelliaence re'(iew of 'lock-on-to know that they were in
videocape shot by one of the f -t 4 danaer. Howan:t added.
Tomcat jets .. tells me that the J..ib¥an In offerina other details on the
ambl..ador to the U.N. is a har. confrontation, Howard said:
That's t)\e fint thina it tells me," said •Wednesday's confrontation was
0.n Howard, the Pentaaon's chief "peculiar .. in several respects, not the
spokesman. least beina that the two Libyan
.. They've aonc out yesterday and fipters did not repon back to t.heir
said repeatedly that those were un-around controUen that the American
armed reconnai$$1nce aircraft. Well. Jets had "locked on" them with their ~ have the pictures now that they own radan at a range of72 miles. were not unarmed aircraf\," Howard told 1 news briefing. • That is a normal procedure used by Navy pilots to warn away other "J"hey were obviously armed air· planes. Always in the past, Howard
. craft with obvious hostile intent. We said. when a LibyanSilot knew he was
believe that our aircraft commanden locked on, be woul rcpon that and
behaved in a prudent manner in then be directed to return home. The defendina themselves, in defending I · h b L"b-t~-,· r lircraf\ and in defending their c osest previous approac Y a 1
•K yan f-ahter was 30 miles.
ship." he said. -• No effort was made by the Howard said one of the Navy jets• Americans to communicate by radio
two-man aircrews had been flown to with the Libyans. The f:l4s did not
Washin11on overnight and brought have compatible radio equipmenf.
the video footage shot by the jet's and the E-2C radar sentry plane that targetbri~e~1enraao· fthe two officers and a was also airborne did not try. There De 11 was not enouah time to make such an review of the video footage shows the attempt., and such tries at radio
MiG-23 Aogcr aircraft ianored communication are not standard
evasive maneuvers by the Navy jets procedure when dealing with Libya. five times and kept turning toward the Arne(!cans. Howard said. From takeoff to shoot down, the
Even after the lead F-14 had fired entire incident lasted only eight
two Sparrow missi les, the two MiGs min~tcs, Howard said.
did not break ofT their approach, he "Frankly. we're still scratch in~ our sajd, but turned and tried to jump on heads as to why Libya did this, · he
the second F-14, the spokesman said. said.
Tbe first two Sparrows apparently • The Pent.aeon bas not ordered
did not strike their target. But a third any special alen status for its forces
Sparrow fired by the second F-14 around theworld. The aircraft carrier
claimedoncoftheMiOs,andthelcad Kcnnedy,from which the F-14s flew.
F-14 pounced on the rear of the other is now Iona out of range of Libya and
MiG and downed it with a heat· · procecdjna toward a ~n call.
seeking Sidewinder missile, Howard • The Pentaaon sulJ has no infor·
said. mation on the fate of the two Libyan
By the time the confrontation was pilots. Two P.91Xhutes were spotted.
over, the planes had come as close as as was a Labyan search-a nd-rescue
l.S miles of each other. he said. helicopter, but there is no confirm•· The American pilots did not have tion as yet that the two Libyans were
any indication that the Libyan had fished front the water .
Two Libyen
J;o.ns 1t1t ''om
Al 8umbah ait best
ll8VA 200 miles
CrulsemlssUesare topclJolce
If chemlcal plaD.t ls attacked
WASHINGTON (AP) -The Re-.-n administration has made no
final decision about whether to attack
a Libyan plant it claims is producing
chemical weapons. but Pentagon
contingency pla~s su~t the first-
ever use of cruise m1ss1lcs, sources
say.
Such a strike would use a land-
auack variant of the Navy's
Tomahawk cruise· missire, equipped witb a non-nuclear warhead, that was
first declared fit for use in war in
March 1986.
Use of the unmanned Tomahawk
is "a preferred contingency" because
of the missile's accuracy and the fact
that no pik>ts would be endangered in
bombini runs, the sources added.
The sources. who insisted on
anonymity, ~ to discuss the
Libyan situation af\ertwo Navy F-14
Tomcat jets shot down two Libyan jct
fighters Wednesday in a confronta-
tion over the Mediterranean Sea.
Defense Secretary frank C. Carluc-
ci, in discussing the conflict 11 a
Pentag<>n bricfil'\I. flatly dismissed
suaestions the F-14s were airborne
as part of U.S. prep1ration for
mountina an anack on the suspected
chemical weapons plant. Libya says
the plant makes pharmaceuticals. not
chemical weapons.
President Rcapn said last month
his advisers were considerina sucfl a
military strike.
The Washinaton Post reported in
today's editions that Rcqan now
opposes a U.S. military strike against
the plant because it would cause an
International furor.
The British iovemment said
Wednesday nit.ht, meanwhile, that it·
has confirmedccyond doubt that the
plant in dispute was built to produce
chemical weapons.
"We have been in contact with a
number of countries to make the
~int that we have independent
information on the Libyan chemical
warfare proarams,.. said a British
Foreign Ministry spokesman who
spoke on condition of anonymity.
"This information shows that the
plant is very tarae and that there is no
doubt it is intended for chemical
warfare production."
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Ban oh chemical
warlaire sought
·at world meeting
WASHINGTON (AP)-Secretary
of State Georae P. ShJltz left for Eur~ tOday on a ml ion to per-
suade more than I 00 nations to
impoee sanctions on countries that
use poison aas.
He also planned to 11ree fore1an ministers and ambassadbrs aucmbl· ing for a five-day confertncc in Paris
to strensthen the harid of U.N.
Secrttary:.OCneral Javi~r Pcrtz de
Cuellar 1n 1nvestiptinc •lleptions of
chemical warfare. The skirmish Wedne!lday over the
Mediterranean in whicb U.S. Navy
jet fa.titers shot down two Libyan MiG-13 planes acted as I backdrop
for the conference, *hich opens
Saturday.
William Bums, director of the U.S. arms control qency. ~knowlcdacd that decisions at the meetina witrbe by consensus. This meansany nation,
including Libya, can block proJ)OSlls.
''l don't know how successful we
will be, and I don't kno'Aj how m uth of
a resonant chord this will strike in the
hearts of other participants." Burns
told reporters i,yednesday at the State
Department. ' Still. Bums said, Sh11ltz will push
for sanctions under the United Na-
tions c~r and for addiuonal
powers for the U.N. Secretary-Oen·
enl. The Paris conference was proposed
by President Reagan ir1'Sct>Lember to
draw international at11ent1on to the
spreading use of chemical weapons.
The focus then was Ob Iraq, which
was accused of -•f'd denied -devastating Iranian troops ai'ld civ-
ilians with poison ps.
For the last two mot;lths. however.
the United States has put IJ)CC'iat stress on Libya and a plant at Rabti,
south of Tripoli. the State Depln-
ment claims has ~tly be$un
limited production of chemical
weapons. Even before U.S.Jetsshotdown the
Libyan fiahter planes near Cre~ '?"
Wednesday. the Reapn adm1n1s.
trauon had served not-~bt~ no-
tice Lo the wol'ld t~t at CC?ns1dtts Moammar Gadhafi s 4.nve to
product poison ps -an allept1on
the L1by...n le~r has consistentJy
denied -a lCrious threat to world
1tab1hty. The Libyan plant controvcny 1s
bound to have an impect on the
conference. And yet.. Bums said. "1t is
not aimed at bashing a particular
country.'' Referring to the air clash, Burns
added: "l don't see it as ~lly
germane to the conference. I think
that other nations will not sec it as
gcrmal1e as well." Libya, mea.nwhile. co!\(lemned tht
U.S. firina as a premc~1tated atta~k.
and Oadhafi, the L1~n leader.
declared his North Afncan nation
would .. mtet challenge with
challenge."
"If America has prevail~ because
it 1s a su~wcr in the an and the
sea 1t will inev1tab!y be defeated io l1b)'.a .. Gadhafi saia. "We. as well as
the fish. arc awa1tin1 them."
European officials reacted
cautiously to the incident. while
Israel applauded the U.S. action and
Yasscr Arafat. chairman of the
Palestme L1bcnation Organization.
and the Arab world sharply criticized
the United States.
Reagans get early
welcome home party
at gala fund-raiser
B&VERL Y HILLS (AP) -Presi-
dent Rcapn said he 11 easer \O come
back to California. a sentiment ap-
plauded by a lqion of Hollywood
friends who gathered to fete him at a
St mlllfon homccominapla.
Merv Griffin, who esconed Eva
Gabor to the Wednesday n1aht pta 10
ra1sc money for an ant1-dru1 pro-
iram, was asked about the Reqans'
imminent return.
''Isn't it wonderful?" Gnffin said.
''Maybe we'll all make a movie
toecther. rm sure they'll be the
leaders of evcrythina that happens
here." ..
Dinner pests included Charlton
Heston, Lucille Ball, Aaron Spellini,
Ansie Dickinson Burt Bacharach
and Bel-Air nei~bors Griffin and
Marvin Davis. fhe menu featured
caviar. truffies and lobster. "Dynasty" star Joan Collins 1n·
vited the president to play a role on
her na&httime soap ... He could be my
ex-huiblnd or somethina." she
quil)OCd. 1"o attend both the dinner and a
reception, t~ only welcome home
party for the Reapi» before they
leave Washinlton on inaucuration
day Jan. 20, ibout 65 ~])le oaid S2S,000 each for a table of I 0. About
9SO pco~ paid S l ,OOOeach forsinate
seall. •
As the ~nt and h11 pany
arrived'" limousines. J>Ullina up an
front 01 the Beverly Hilton unlOllded such ~ .... u Phylbl Oilier,
Armand Hain.mer, ShclleY. Duvall,
Cbarlel 8rJmtoa and h&S wife. actress Jill lrdlnd. the fll'lt lady'• fnend
Beuy Bloominedale and Mr. T.
11arJ llartba (left) mad N&DCJ a-... .... todle alldlace
at fiD4.rafier for .S,,., re· babllltadoa center. ·
1.
Reapn uted the &ala as a fonlm to
praise the 1int lady's anu-dn.11
crusade, sayina Nancy R~ uJCd the WluteHomc""'bulfy puJptt" to the country's benefit.
..,.eddy Roolevelt u.ted to talk
about the WhlSC Hou.se IS a 'bully
pulpit ' but with er cnasade apinst
ctruaal;Use, Nancy bas shown that it ls
not just the presidem wf\o can ux
that t>uux :puJpil for tbc aood of
Amenca, the praident said.
Studyaaye birth control
pWs·lncrease cancer risk
.,,.. ......... Prell
WASHINOTON _:A new 11udy s.1,esu that women undtf 45 •ho ux
binb cootrol Dill• race a aruter nlk o bttut canttr -a flndina that CIODlndida ~ mearch. R~ at the Boston University ScbOol of
lb llk:i• fbMIMI Iba& women WtM> uted oral coatracqMivn taM twice tbe rislt of ..._ c:ancsc:m\...-to women wbo bavc never Uted the p.U. 11.e illuc 11 of ~ C»MICl'n became oral oontnceptivn are the lnOlt PODUJar form of binll CoMrol in the Uai1ed 5w.n. and ,bft:ut cancer 11 u.e··aieeoftct most
cammoa bl cancer: in """"·An estimMed I l.2 nuUion American women
IMe binb eo11U'OI pilla, and about 42,000 womcft dte ofbnatt cancereectt ~r.
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Award
goOd
start·
to year
'
It's thattimeagain. Yes, Janu-
ary means resolutions, diets, Joals
-andofcouneit'salwaysnaccto
start the yearoffw1th an award.
Such is the case for Scott R.
Wena.
Wessa 1sa member of the
Newport Harbor Exchange Club
and has received the Exchangite
of the Year award.
He also received the honor of
induction into the Orange County
Service Club Hall of Fame.
TheExchangitcofthe Year
honors are fi ven to one member
per year in recognition for
outstanding service and commit·
ment to the local service club. ..., .... ,......, .........
8J JOE BEL BRUNO ............... .
If thtte is one -.ord in w En,lash
dictionary that Robert and Lynda
Mcinturf rely on moat. 1t 11 '1ilitla?'
It is lhe word that fuels the Mauion
VaeJO colM)k's dlOtu to feed touth
Orinse C!ounty's hunpy. Th~
their 2-year-old prosi-am, Uvu" Harvest, more than 3,000 pounds of
food are d11ttibutcd each week.
The provam hacthumbler beain·
n1np .
.. One day, Rob came home from
work cany1na three ~ of aroceries
and an 1cka," Lynda Mcinturf said. ··1
hid no idea that we would arow to
what we are n!->w1 but l did know that the two of us nao a lot of fajlh,"
The Mclnturfs' quest to feed the
need> -~"' in July 1987. They opened Llvtna Harvest Inc .. operat-1~ out of the back of their house 1n M1ss1on Viejo. Witbiq one year, the.
demand became so peat that they
moved their operation to a com-
mertial site 1n El Toro.
.. Anyone who comes lhro&llh our
<loors will receive a four-to five-day
SUP{>IY of food, .. said Lynda. "We
don t tum anyone awa~and we will
never act to that Point. 1 nc Lord has
chosen us to do this.. and we have faith
1 that the food will be used in the riaht
ways."
The county Service Club Hall
ofFamewascreatcd in l984asa
means to recognize outstanding
service club members and as a
permanent record of these com-
munity leaders.
Lynda and aobert llclntarf poee wltla allel•ee and ebelYee of cuuaed and pacbfed food tliat will 10 to tbe needy.
RC$Cmbhna someth1n• of a super-
market, LIVI~ Harvest's facility fca-
tu~ 11sJcs of <tuabty meat. bread and
canned foods. The operation 11 done
entirely by appointment, and those
who come 10 arc fru to shop for what
(Pleue ... l'S&DIJllG/A8)
The ball offame luncheon was
held at the Mesa Verde Country Club and sponsored by the New-
port-Costa Mesa YMCA in con-
junction with the Costa Mesa
RotaryOub.
Wessa has been a member of
the Newport Harbor Exeh"!l&e Oub for the past three years and
currentlyservcson the club's
board of directors.
He also chaired the public
relations committee and bas bcen -
very active in fund-raising efforts
for the club. .
His tireless efforts have earned
him the club's highest honor.
Wessa is the former publisher
of the Barnstormer newspaper, an
Orange County Airport business
publication, and is now in corpor·
ate sales for Computcrland.
•
Running a family
pub a real (rolic
By JOYCE BODLOVJCH °' .. .,.., .........
Boring is a not a word that
dcscnbcs Ton) DcSanus· hfe.
The 54-year-old ro-owner of the
f rohc pub 1n Fountain Valley has a
~umc that shows an cclccuc back-
around from dnvanaa truck and a taxi
to own1na a small diner. a ~ndw1ch
Shor and I p1u.a rcstlUrlnL
·• drove a taxi in Gardena. 1t was a
kick in the buu:·.hc sa1d. "People arc
fun 1f you let thtm be. I drove 1n the
worst neighborhoods in the middle of
the n1g1ll 1nd came out ahvc -
And 1t appears the rc umc ma)'
continue 10 multiply 1n the future
purchase Paddy's Pub in West·
minster and the Frohc in Fountain
Valley two years 110.
"I'm aoina to keep this one-water·
1na hole." he said of the Frohc. which
provides sindwiches, beer and wine.
''My dauahter 1s too happy work1na
here." •
There 1soned1ffercnce in DeSant1s'
latcsl enterpnse. This ume he 1s not
101na1talone. His son. Tony Jr .. 27, is =nncr and his 30-~-old
'da tcr. Darlene Hus. is the
per. e
"I didn't~ on workUl& with my kids." he wd ... 1 wanted them toao to
collqe so tbinas would be CUlff for •
them. But I did want them to do
whattvcr they wanted. T~y J"5t dnfted back... i
OeSanus wd h11 31-ycar-old son.
When asked what words would
best dcscibe this nominee, his
fellow club members were quick
to say that be is a hard-working
entrepreneur and above all. loyal
to the club's principles. • 0.-, .............. .,.,..,. ..........
.. , am alwa7s looku\I to ao where
opportun1t)' 1s... th~ Rhode Island
native said ··1 hl\.C been luck)
because evcf)'th1ng I 'c done f', c
alwa)'S turned 11 over and made monc) ..
W aync. has opted to work outside lhc
fam1l).bu mess as a sccunty auard.
··All my kid stancd work.Ina at my •
Wcssa bas lived in Orange
County for 21 years and 1s a
Huntington Beach resident • • • Speaking of awards ...
Tony DeSantla Jr., Darlene Hau and their father, Tony Sr., awalt cuatomen. OeSant1s' latesl 'enturc ~•s 10 (Pl-.. -P•OLJC/A8)
Orange Coast College's student
newspaper Coast Report,
gathered dawardsatthe3lst
annual southern section competl·
lion for Journalism of Communi-
ty Coll~.
Jn mail-in compeuuon, Martla
E1u of Newport Beach captured
fifth in thceditonal cartooning
compet1t1on. whJlc Aaroa
Creiptoa of Newport Beach
earned honorable mention for hi s
editorial canoon. ••• Last month more than 200 law
enforcement officers graduated
from the National Academy of Quantico, Va.Amongthed1s-
un1ujshed graduates was Lt Jlm
L canoe. of the Newport Beach
Police Depara.ment.
This 1 SSth session consisted of
men and women from 48 states.
the Dist net of Columbia, l 0
forcisn countncs. fi vc mihtaf}
units and two federal c1v1lian
aacncics. T~ aad~my offers advancedtBHlrnginthemo t
modem pohce anvesugative and
management skills.
~ .
Lido i n n cater s t o
-executive m e etin gs
By KATY BOUCHER
Of .. Oelr .........
The Little Inn on the Ba \ ha~
underaone a major face·hfi -and for
good reason
Renovated to resemble an 1880s
New Ena.land seacoast inn. the Lido
inn offers 30 1ndiv1duall) decorated
rooms and suites with the busi-
nessman an mind.
The reason? A new "faccut1 \ie
Mecuna Service" for corporations.
"-We-an arrange. for atcnna-and
provide a vanety of 1ud10-v1sual
equipment such as easels. shde pro-
J«tOn and scTCens. ·· said owner
, Hemck Hanson
"The mcctin& rooms ~111 accom-
modate up to 25 people in an intimate
sen1na wtth a waterfront \lew "
Amona amenities are "-Ct bars.
refnarrators and m1cro"'a'e ovens Also offcttd art' comphmentar)
breakfast., of pastnes and fruu. "''"'
and chcc~ an the afternoon. llmt
coolies and milk before reunna.
The inn hkes to be thought of as
mo~ of a "home" than )Our average
hotel. "It's JUSt hke family, .. said Joe
Fuschem. director of sales and mar-
keting. .. Some11mes guests will take
over mannina the dc,ks and arccung
people. We have a large pcrccntqe of
repeat JUCSlS, .. Thu )Cir our guests helped tnm
the tru: he added.
A special 3Cf'VICC b)' the statl
includes bookana reservations for
dinner, providing b1C}cles and sug-
1cst1ons on what to see and do locall)'
"BUSlnessmen enJO)' sta)'lnl here
because they can reall)' retu by the end of the day, .. Hanson said. ··w~
provide an atmosphere in which
people can mctt each other eas1h
··EJtccuuvcs can rub elbov.s. talk
about their day in a non-compeu..,e
way. and f rcqucnlly they end up aoina
to a restaurant totelhcr... he said.
··ThtS •s d1fficull-to do in a tarae
hotel."
Irvine to add
3newchild
care centers
By JOE BEL BRUNO °' .. ...., .........
For parents 1n ntt'd of child care 1n
Irvine. I COOpcrlU\e proJCCt between
the city and The Irvine Co. mapt be
tbe answer to their problems. Thr« new child-arc centers arc
slated for ronstruCt&on later this
month, with complttion eJtpccted by
fall. The factliues v.-tll be able to
handle more \ban SOO chddttn be·
tween the aees of 6. wuks to 12 years. Accordtna toO:uck Willette. pres.a.-
dent of lrvLDC Land Man-.cmeot
Co .. the partnerslnp bet~n cityHd
1nduruy ~ecu the pnontta of the
community.
"It has Iona been a prionty of The
Irvine eo and the city of Irvine to
pro' 1dc quallt)' cb1&d care for t~ children of Irvine." he said "With
th1sgoal 1n mind. ,_,eha\erommitted
ourselves to bnna child-arc e•pens
to lr' inc ··
Each of the men and women
(Pleue ... GRAD/A8)
The inn also provides two com·
phmentary hour-Iona cnuscs of Ne""·
pon Harbor every da)•
Hanson said the inn 1s not 1earcd
for huac crowds. lnstcad 1t pro' ides a Attracted bJ cosy meettnc roomt and a Cape Cod ambiance,
(Pleue eee CAT&R/A8) corporadona book tblt lnn for ezecati•e meetiDC•·
s.ftcncrttntiis-12~1 fort~
operauon of a child~ center.
. unnS( Preschool Step-B+-5tcp
(Pleue Me CHILD/ A8)
B u t 1 £r1 ~ B n ~Hll
·Author-to explore how to motivate children.to read
A lecture on mot1,atin1 children to adopt a po ita\.C
attitude to•ards books ~111 M pmentcd b) a bnMclhng
author for parents. teachcn and the publt<' at 7:30 p m.
Jan. 16 •t the First Chnstian Church of Huntinston
Bmch. 1207 Matn St. Jim Trclcue. author of "The Read-Aloud HanJ·
book. .. will dncribc the mutts of Pl"'"'' and &cachtrs
ICTVl"I as pois1uve role .model~. and the dctnmental
effects of CJtctUl't<C tclev1 ion vtew1na.
Tickets. at Sl. an •o hf purchased 1n 1dnncc from
the Ch1kSren'' RctoulU Center dnk al tt~ Hun1,n ton
Bach Publtc L1bnlry For further information, t"all
141-7113.
W•ter uercl.e lor artbrltlc.
.. Wattt EAm1tt for Anhnu1" Mii be d1 u~ b)
w.;tJllOn. M.O. fhcumalOkililt.ata IOa m Yo'Uf\shop
on Jan. 14 at Southtm Cilifomaa nhnll enttr 1n
UpaUHalls Jaon it C(Htitector of tht ~UctMmtt J"Ol'atft It
&be SoUthem Califon.a t\ntwilll Cntef at U921 PalCO
dt Vakacia. LlpM Hik Mftla... " W.. ..S tnOft ta.,._tioe •Y bt olMiMd by calfi._ ~J.l 91S --~-nc~will be repealed M-7:l0p.•. Jan 2S at S1tMMi lfciPllll"I twla••M <Oft .. (ll(t '°°"'
244j I Hcelth Cmttf Ori~ lllpu Halk.
Art Jeetare.,,...,.,. •t UCI
A llidt ~u~ °" .. ~ •ftd '611
Modttn1 m .. will be prncntcd by Mehnda Wortz an
cntic and d1rtttor of the UCI Fine Ans GalJcl'} The
(>tOITlm wlll bqin at S p m on Jan. IS at the Cl Bren
Evcnll ( en~r. ·
The d1.cussion will co"er such anins and arch1tccls
as Anttlm Ktefcr. Jonathan Borosky. Jennifer Banlett
and Chartcs Moorc.
Tickets arc S7 for JICO ral adm1 ion and SS fi r
students Mott in~ rmataon ma be obt.atncd b calhn&
8 56-6616 or 856-SOOO
..
dccaston-m1k1ng process of determm1n 11 a d1H.lrct' I'>
nttes\11')' Lepl 1mphauon emouonal facto" and
child cu tody 1 ucs "I.II be discussed at this \\t'dncsda~
c .. cnifll v-ork hop co nna sis
The 1«ond Sotncs. .. Issues ofD1vorct "1 de 1gnl.'d to
help an)one thinkina of. ln\.OIVN IO or rt('()\ cnng from
d1..,ortt. 1t will also be held on Wcd~sda' t''t'Jung at a
cot ofS20 Both groups will be led b)' Dr Jane 1uchell. a
thrtap1 t at the Womt'n's Opportunities cntrr l ach
ell» 1s limited to 12 part1c1pen~ More informt1t1on ma)
be obtained by alhna SS6-712
will co"er such topics a de"elop1ns a p~pcnt)
mentality. complc11ng proJCCU and f~hna aood about
\Our dcc1s1ons
· The clubhou5( 1s locattd at 200 Promonotory Point.
West. ewpon Beach. R~rvat1ons and furthef infor-
mation ma) ~obtained b\ caU1na S46-7708.
Economic secarfty enmbJed
Problems of tronom1c 1CCunty and peec"e convcnion
.... 111 be discus~ ata mcctinaofthcCitizcot'Commi...on
for uonom1c Sccunty .
pon$0red by the Allllntt for Survival~ this medl ..
i (rec and intended for an)Ont lft~ lft CIMll .. the
I fln<t rate.
The mccuna ""II bC held at 7 p.m. Moadayat UCI at
the mno C~mmon room 6S29. near PM'ki1111 lol ll at
d U'tlc and Cal1fomaa tee\.
Bredfut tor Opd•'*
DCARE CENTERS •.•
l.arni• Eanchmea1 Center
.... Tocal Lamana Cenaers wett,; e·· once the cily moves into its Civic Ceo&er Iller this year, a
tOunb day-arc CCftttt will be opened for raidenlS and city employees.
1)oup the cenlen were chosen by both the city and The Irvine Co., each
ftcility will remain private. The
company set aside the land and
developed the centers.
''It is quite an accomplishment,"
,lfid Ken Coulter, proJ«t director for
the Irvine Community Development
Co.1 a divison of The Irvine Co.
.. With the addition of th~ child<arc
operators in Irvine, we will sec a
po_sitive combination of public and
l)rivatc day<are scrvina the com-
munity." ·
For parents in Irvine, the three
centers will be a welcome addition.
Sunrise Preschool<1 ,..;II ~rr-·,. '00
FROLIC ••.
"ProaA&
pizza place as soon as they could see
over tbe counter," DcSantis said. ··tt
tauaht them. when they were real
youna. how to work with the public."
Fatber and son agree the panncr-
shiP. bad its rocky moments.
• My dad never had a S()..SO panner
before," the younger DcSanus said.
·:we araued all the time ... even down
to the color of the rug. My mother was
tile referee.
•' J. ~. But what's funny is we both ended
, up liking brown carpet but my mom
•liked red, and she won, he said,
k>oking at the Frolic's red-toned rug.
... don•t pull eunches,'' t)\e elder
• DcSantis added. 'I say it like it is."
Haas. a singJe parent of a young
daua.tttcr, said the family is very close.
··we have dinner together every
Sundal at home." she said. "We
haven t always li ved close but now we
are all to.aether ...
Haas lS a Huntintaon Beach resi-
dent; the rest of the family lives in
Fountain Valley.
"I'm the onl>.' &irl," Haas said.
"That hasn t been so bad," her
brother said.
"Heck no, .. she agreed.
Brother and sister said they seem to
be following i~ their father's foot-
steps.
"You get too comfonable apd you
can't make changes,'' said the younJ·
er DcSantis, a former Marine. "I did
construction work and roofed houses in the middle of the summer in the
(San Fernando) valley before I said
this is ridiculous, I have more brains
\flan that."
He became an electronic technician
for an aerospace company.
"Then me and him (dad) statted
talking . about going into business
\ogether and the rest is bar-history."
' 'he said laughingJy.
' Haas said her employment history
includes baby-sttting. selling cars and
word processing.
"Now I'm a barmaid, .. she said.
"My dad taught us to respect going to
work and respect money, and to not
be afraid to go out and do what we
want. It is more imponant to be
happy with what you're doing."
DeSantis said working with his
' family does have its perks.
"Now I don•t have to work as hard
• cause I have these guys," he sajd.
s
children with a J2.person 1&1fT and
will be located in Westperk. Tht
school will offer day care and after.
school care. Sunri1e, which has e>pcr-
ations throuihouJ Arizona, will oft"tt
speaah.zed classes on computers.
dance, l}'m and swimmin1.
This wall be the second center 1n
Irvine for S~by-Step, which will
also open up an Westpark. Besides
day-to-day child care, the center will
also feature a day-care proaram for
mildJy ill children. Under adult
supervision, ch.iJdrcn with colds. nu
and other illnesses will be taken care
of in a controlled environment.
Following the Montessori
e~hool method, Total Leamina
Centen will open its doors near UCI.
A staff of 14 will provide for more
than I SO children once the facility is
opened.
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distnbutes to countless m1ss1ons and
ministries across the county.
Through early morning rounds to
suppliers. the food is moved out
w11h1n 24-bours. Within the span of
two days. the food makes its way to
the tables of the needy.
"We try ta tum everytbin1 over
w11h1n 24 ho'urs," Lynda Mcinturf
sajd. "Thoug}l they arc, or are about
to. expire, they have a shelflifeof over
two weeks."
Lynda believes that if they were to
get tWlce the amount of food as now,
they would have no problem unload-
ing It.
"There 1s a myth that nobody in
Oranac County goes hunpy," .she
wd. ••Just because you don't see
people hv1t1g on the streets doesn't
mean it's not out there. A lot of our
customers JUSt cao 't make ends meet,
ltke a sin&Je worluna mom. Not
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ange County."
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Tax chief says file form early, IRS Will respect rights
0..... Id~ IMa IRS :rea pve tht ~ USW« IO one OI ~v«"f bar ical quatiom
aM.rlUt filial MMOi'. -we were llOl lllitfied Int ~r ...
bC 11~ ··and we've IOOC beck '° tbe dnwina board : . ., to
try IO unprove 8CCUf"ICY lcvdL"
.,.We ltope to improve tubtlaaaially lh11 year ... Mid
Robcn Ulaube. diftCUW ol lUPl)lef tcrvica One ~a fKIOr, bC llid. as IMa·abe IRS was able to ~t on tbe permanrit peyrOU 1,000 .. tdcphonc issi~ .. who
tn pest~ woukLhave been hired only for the tu
tellOft. This allowed the •KY to iaaeMify the lt'l1n1na of t.boee tmployees.
'"Theft is a c!Qr correlation betwttn exprnen« and
accuracy," LeBaube sa.id.
ln addition. the number o!auiAen work1n1 unckr
each supervisor has been reduced from about 20 to about
12,htwd.
Gibbs said the IRS is convinced that uaxpaym who
file earty, avoidina tune preuurn lba1 arow near the nlina
daclhnt are much ~ likely to have an error·fl"C'C
mum. for t.ba1 rtUOn, the IRS\ the Advenisina Council
and the news med11 are combtnana effort• aaain tl\il year
to deliver the "filt early·· ~·
"Make your lax.ts less tu•na. .. read the print ids
"Do them today." •
The ttlcv111on commettialt attempt. 1n a aiood-
natured way, to scatt tllpl)'tts into not wa1ttn1 until the
Apnl 17 fihn& deadline ... Why let tt haunt )Ou when you
can do somethina abot,af' 1t?''· asks one commerc1a.I
featunna a howhnc wind and a bewildered uaxpaytr who
m1ahl have stepped off another planet.
Glbbs said moat taxpe~n will hnve less to be
confuted about than they dad a year aao. Most of the
hundreds of cha~ bro~t about by the 1986 uax
overhaul showed up for the first time on returns filed last
year. There are very few sicruficanl chanacs afTecuna
retum1 lhat Will be filed Ibis ~-~film att likely IO eet any .rdand widm dine or
four . s;· 01bbl 11id. ThOle who fUe in late Mardi or
ApnJ may·have to wail 11x Weeki ot ~.
Taxpeyen in 36 statn wbo qualify for reftaDdl mar be
abk 10 file thcar mums decuonicaUy t.baa yeu. TM
ttmain.ina statts will be added next year. As many • 2
m1Uaon tttums -four tlmes the nwnber lul year-m expecicd to be filed electronically lh11 year, Gibbl teid.
Electronic ttlums mu1t be filed thrc>.;aeh ~
profeuional tttum pttpam'S. from one oompuaer to
anothtt. Th11 sian1ftc:anlly_teduces IRS pa~.
The•ncycxpec;ts I09m1llion rctumstobe filed this
year, UP. from I 07 milhon I year aao. About thru of CVCTJ
four wall acnerate ttfunds.
Gibbs said the IRS will not renew a ~mporary
amnnty that lalt ye-ar allowed tupeyers to avoid a
penalty when they had too hnle tax withheld from their
paychecks. •
Johnson to lead.Laser Precision unit Denny's Inc. will move
headquarters to Irvine Jamet R. J....._ has been appointed
tmeral ma~ of Irvine's 1..ascr Prcas1on
AnalytacaJ Dmsaon ofl.aMr PredlMe Cwf. He ~ Brent G. Vitek. who held the po5ttion
frOm Sept. I to'Oec. ~.Johnson'• backaround in
industrial manufactunnadatts beck to 1946 for
compeniCI such u Bendix A v11t1on. Llnon lnchastriesand AeroJCL Since 1969,hehasbeen a
oonsuJtant to a number of companies 1nclud1.n1
lvac Corp. and Hydnl. l..ascr Precision Corp.
desi&nsand builds laxr-based test and measure-
ment instruments co.mbinina advanced elttlro opti~ with mteroproceuor ttchnoloey. • • • Grq E1bm of ln'IM Me4kal Cater has
been aPl><?'nted director of en&inecrina. He wilJ
oversee installation of major hospital equip-
ment. and upon compleuon-of construction he win bcdarectorof en11nttnn1and m11ntenanc.t • • •
Dr. J.U R. 8........, has been named
medical director of LqlU Wiit B"pttal.
Burnham completed hlS medicaJ traininJ at
USC medical scbool and ttce1ved his psychtatry
trainina at UCI Med1cal Center. He has been
medical director of the Mental Hca.lth Service at
South Coast Medical Center in South Laguna for
the past 13 ycan. • • •
Mlcbel L Bar«MM. Mania w. a..,. and
Sae.ea J. OIJ•ler of Ardlar Y14!1116 C.. have
been promoted to panners in the firm. Barcnd~
and House both graduated from Cal State
rullerton bcforeJOlnlDlthe firm In 1979 A C'al
State Lona Beach araduate. Ohv1er also Joined
the firm 1n 1979. • • • Mary EU&abell Powell and CraJ1 J. Zinda
ofPlnt Americu Tt&Je w1raace c.. have both
been named assJSUlnt counsel. Powell. who
pttviously was edttorial director for a Costa
Mesa publishing firm spcc1al121ng in legal pubhcations, will be ass1St1n1 the company's
senior title counsel Zinda, who was a captain
and a pilot in the Marine Corps, has worked w1t.h
law firms 1n Santa Ana and Lona Beach pnor to
jomin& First American.
From Dally PUet wire re,ert1
Trammell Crow, a Dalla~be!Cd commercial dcvcloper, has pu~bated tbc
headquarters of Denny's Inc. in La Mirada. which plans to utc 1he mohey to
hdp remodel ts restauianu. The sale price was undisclosed, but Denny's has
said n plans to sprnd betwttn $2S mil hon and $30 million a year over the next
five )ears m ttfurt>lslung many of its 1,200 coffee shops. Denny's will move to
new headquarters in Irvine, satd C. Bruce Evans. vice pt'CSldent 1n cha.rte of
devtlopment for the restaurant chain. The ,company's 610 employees alt0 oversee the El Pollo Loco ttstaurants. Winchel'.)s Donut HouKS. which is 42
i>ercent owned by Denny'i. will ttma1n beadquanered an La Mirada, he 'said.
Denny's 1s owned by New York-based TW Services. ·
MAI Ba•lc Four lnjunct!on enende<J
The U.S. D1stnct Coun in Massachusetts has extended 1t1 preliminary
inJuncuoo enJ01rung Tustin-based MAI Basic Four Inc. from continu1nc its '~
acqu1s1t1on attempt for Pnmc Computer Inc. 1n Natick. Mass. unul mott
d1sctosuttS are made about Druci Burnham l..amben Inc. 's abihty lo finance
the offer. Accordina to a fihna Wlth the Sccunues and Exchanae Commission,
MAJ Ba51c said it has extended its offen.1nt1I Jan. 11. The number of Prime
Computer ham tendered to MAl BaSIC t<>sether with what it already controls ·
composes S•. I percent of Pnme's stock.
FlleNet earning• return to normal.
FileNct Corp has announced 1t upecu it revenues for the fourth quaner
will be bet-.een S 18 m1lhon and SI .S million. The Cosua Mesa compeny also
andu:ated ll expects net income for the three months ended Dtc. 31 . wdl be -approximattJy $600,000, or S ctn ts per share. 1ncludiria the 1m.,.ct ofFASB 96,
•• Accountina for Income Taxes:· Revenues for 1he hlce quarter of tbe prior )'t&r
wctt $17 2 m1Ulon and net income was $2.831 ,000. or 28 cents per lharc,
1nclud1na the 1m~ off ASB 9~ •• AC(10unt1na for Income Tues." Ted Smi,!i
president and chief execuove omccr said: "Revenues for the quarter mu.
to a more normal le"el from the St l.s milhoo reported for the third QuaneT.
While we arc still exprriencan11<>me delaysduetocomprtitive11e1iv\ty, weaR
seeing an 1nettasl~ number of ~ororpnizallons compk\c theiracqualition
ttv1ews and dcc1din1 to purcbax F1leNet 1m• proceu1na SJ'5lcms. Duri11 .
the fourth quarter. we shipped 23 new systems worldWlde u well as s.&n1fie&nt ·
add-<>ns to installed systems." ·
Med•tone add• European d&trlbatloa
Costa Mesa-based Med.stone ln1emat1onal Inc. andGcMralElectricCGR
S.A . have entered 1ntoan~mCt\t where General EkctncCGR w11lltt"cas
the uclu 1vc dtstnbutor of Med tone's hthotn.P'Y product.S in European
Common Muket countnes and in selected countnes 1n Nonh Afric.a and the
' M 1ddlc East Ltthotnpsy1)roductsatt curttntJ)' uted to brtak up kidney stones
without suraery Addit1onaJly. cl1n1c.al 1nvcsttpuons arc undtr way to a
hthotnpters for use m brtaklng up pllstones Mcdsto~ 1s a IC'ld1ng Amcric.an
manufacturer of shockwne products. General Electn<' CGR S.A. ••
headquartered 1n Pan , and is pan of GE Medical Systems. the world's leadull
supplier of d1aanosuc 1m111n1 equipment
American Health Service. buy• nrm
In Newpon Bach. American Health Services Corp. has acquued
Amencan Dll&llost1cs Group Inc .. a wholly owned subs1dtary of American
HI.. ( apit&J Group Inc .. based 1n OcaN-ater, Fla.. for a pnc.t of S 13 6 m1lhon.
cons1sung of cash. note and the assumption of ccna1n debt. Amcncan
D1ainos11csGroup1u pnvatel)'ownedoompaoyw1th operations 1n lhcSo«b
and M1d~t. spcc1aJ121n1 1n CT scanning.. MRI and radiation t~.
Amencan D1aino tics' fixed-site and mobtlc systems icrvi« 18 bosp1tall Cn
lnd11na. Ohio. Aonda. M1ss1ss1pp1 and Tcxa Th~ systemsarc compotcdof
CT (computer tOmOIJ'lphy) and MRI centers as well a rad .. tion oncotosY
S(rv1ccs, linear a«ekrators. treatment s1mulatton and therapy planniaa computer systems •
Irvine Senson reportJI 2nd large.t year
Irvine 5(nsors Corp has reported operatin& results for the 1981 fitc:aJ year ended Oct. 2 Revenu" for the year were $2,971,600, lrv1nc's second la,.st
}cat ever and appro,1m1tcly doubt~ the prc,-.ous >tar's sales ofSl,4791..200.
Losses for fiscal 19 8 were S937.800. about half the St.956.SOO loss oftlK&I
19 7 James Alulou, president of the Costa Mesa comp&ny, said that the
finanC'lal turnaround offi!C&l 19 8 was due toa broad bate of contract support with 1ncrcasma emphasis on hardware demonstrations. The continuation of
th<' trtnd 1s dcpcncknt on fiscal I 98Q Federal procurement dcc=t to be
announced. Alnlou suited. lf'\11nc Scnson 1s pnmanly c m the
development of infrared devices and hlJh <knflty cltttrofucs •n&ina whtch
will ha"r broad appltcauons in m1htary and commercial systems.
NASDAQ delete. Ca•IJm•n Electronic_•
The auonaJ Assonauon of Secunun Oeakrs Inc has informed
Cushman Eltttron1cs Inc that its trmporary e~ccpt1on from the NASDAQ
capital and surt>lu requirement has cxparcd0and that the Newiiort Beach
company's stod. was deleted from the NAS AO system on Tuesday. ~
rompany"s hattholden' cqu1t) was S2S6.000 at Sept. JO. 19 . and did 001
mttl , OAQ's m1n1mum requirement ofSJ7S.OOO.
Al * 0Nnge C09ll DAILY PtlOT/ ThurldaY. Jenu11iy &, 1989
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~ ~ NEW YORK (AP) -Stock prices chmbed t It today to their h~t levels since the October 1987 ~ e crash as traders awaited the goverp.ment's monthly
+ I repon on the employment situahon. '•+ 'The dati from the Labor Dtpenmeot on
+ Friday on employment for Dtcember are npected
+ 1 to show continued strenath an tbe economy.
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Let the credit ·
customer Deware
as law changes
If you havcn•t reccavcd a stack of post cards from 5tores
where you shop, you probably don•t have much crcdu muscle.
California storn that issue credit cards arc busy this
· month. They have to notify all theircrcditcustomcr.1abouun
imponant change in state _1,w.
The change is important because it means the exchange
of more mon~y. The stores will make more money. and cttdit
customers w1ll pay more money.
Until Jan. I, Cahfornia had a law that capped credit card
and installment account interest rates at 18 percent. Some
people thought the 18 percent cap was good, but not those who
wanted to charge more.
.. Th~sc people convinced Sen. Ralph Ollis, D-Gardena.
that the interest cap was bad for business and actually costing
some potential customers a credit rating. So, Dills introduced
a bill remov.uig the mtere5t rate ceiling.
Dillsend the people who wanted to charge higher :ntercst
rates argued that removing the interest rate limit was
necessary so the stores could afford to Jive credit t~ more ·
people. especially low-sncome people who need credit but
who arc the worst credit risks.
. 1t•s hard to imagine how anyone could use an argument
lake that and keep a straight face. but they did it. ·
Consumergroupscountered W\th arguments that the new
law would allow stores to charge hrgher interest rates to the
very people who could not afford credit.
. California's legislators listened to the arguments,
weighed the pros and cons and approved Dills· bill. ft sailed
nght through both houses and the governor's office.
Now tfie stores arc happy.
They arc sending out their little post cards announcing
ne'w interest rates. The new rate may vary, but a 2 percent hike
to 20 percent 1s a good guess at where the new average rate will
settle for now. We say .. for now .. because there is no interest
rate ceiling and stores can charge any rate they want until 1992
when the old law takes effect again. .
The only lesson Californians can glean from what has
happened to consumer interest rates lies in the ancient
proverb .. caveat emptor" -let the buyer beware. Consumers
sho~ld realize they are on their own. because. the governor and
Lcgjslature have proved that they have higher interests to
watch out for.
Opinions e1tpreued In this apaoe .,. thoM of the Dalty Piiot 0th«
vtewl expreeMd oo thts pege are thoM of their authors 8nd artl•t• Readers'
comment•.,_. in~ted end may be sent to The o.i1y Pltot, Po. Box 1seo. ' eo.ta W... ta.21.
·School crime
The Legislature enacted a la"' four years ago requmng
Cahfomra public schools to report campus cnme. The idea
was to provide the s1atc the information necessary to help
make the schools safer for tudents and staff alike.
Unfortunately. the reporting system 1s so unreliable that the
data arc oflinlc value.
That is the conclusion of a stinging report by the Little
Hoover omm1ss1on. The state watchdog agency blasted
those school officials whQ deliberately under-rep<>rt campus
cnme to avoid the strgma of unsafe campuses. The same
cnuc1sm has ~en le veled again t many school distncts by the
state Dc:partment of Education.
Part of the problem stems from the lack of a uniform
dcfin1t1on of what con lltutes school cnmc .... To eliminate
the conlus1on. the comm1~1on recommends the e tabllsh-
ment o f a uniform cnmc-rcportmg system. And the
comm1ss1on call for c1vrl and financial penalties against
those district~ that dchberatcl> misreport crime fi.gurcs .
Last year 157.000 criminal incidents on public school
gound, were r~PQrtcd. The actual number was probably
closer to 300.000.~ c goa o sa er cam uses Wi1TnOf1)c
achieved so lo ng as some school dastnct arc allowed to shade
their crime figure~. The Leg1 lature should conclude as much
and adopt the I 1ttlc Hoover Commw1on·s rttomm~n
datroM
S.a Dl~10 Ualoa
Mayoral maneuvers
... Los A~ Mayor Tom Bradley, in an-4Utempl to
di tancc himself from pol1trc • really camcd things too far
when he ve toed a proposed development 1n the distract of
Coun 1lm n l.c.\ Yaro lavsk). a ltkcl) nval 1n next prsna·
mayoral campaign ... fhr 1s not a political issue. h 1s a policy
1nuc." Bradlc) said in rejecting a controvcr'Mal compromise
worked out by Yar0$lavuy to allow the upans.ion of the
West 1dc Pa\ 1llon. n maJor hopp1na center rn Rancho Part
Bradley·s disavowal of political intent would hav<' bee~
difficult to take C\Cn af rt had been made in a routine letter 10
the Cat>. ounc1I But 1n this '"'tancc. e,..dlc)' pulled out all
the p<>lrttcal tOP$ by announcma his \CtO dunnga full ·blown ~s conference out idc the Westside Pavilion. •
... Yaroslav\ky has achieved promancncc b nd10• a
politically powerful trdc of en\ ironmcntalism. hallenJJna
Yaroslavsk)"scnvironmentalcrcdcntials in hiso.-ndi tnct 1 a sound campaign tactic.
However, 111 th1s does nothin1 10 11rcnathen Bradley's
cttdibili\Y. He suPY>Oncd the compromitt in 1 leutr to 1hc
council 1n September ... TM council hould put a 'top to this
pmc and o~cmdc his \iC:to.
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Sweetheart tax Beals s8.me
a$ doling out public ·funds
Report estimates that tax expeilcfltures
amount to more than · 1 7 billion a year --
SACRAMENTO -Officlally, the t1on-p1cture 1ndustnes -were
state of California spends about $40 pa~sed ~use. of lobbyists, cam -
billion a year to provide direct public pa1an contnbutsoni, and other tech-.ervices and undmmte schools and niques of lqaslatrve losrollina.
local 90vemment ~ms. Thus, lhe tendency over time 11 for
That doesn't count federal funds, the number and scope of indirect tax
which boost the total to more than expenditures to expand, since few are SSO billion. ever repealed. Since they are sem1-And It doesn't counl what one pe~ancnt, rarely scrutiniud ~ the
should characterize as the hidden Lqisla~ure and exempt from such
bud&et of "tax expcnd1tures." restnct1ons as the Gann spendH\&
Tfiey•re called tu ex.pendllures hmit, they are much more attrlC'llve
because to s~ialisu. pantina some to their beneficianes than would be poup upec_ial Wt break has prccisdy direct subs1d1es.
the same ~ffcct as pv1na it a direct No smalJ amount of money is
appropnauon from the treasury -involved m Cahfom11's tu-expen-
althou&h riJbl-winaen bristle at the diturc "budaet." ·
concept,, 11nce they ~pose most The lqislabve anaJyst estimates fonns of tuat1on in the first plaet and that cumnt slate tu expendJwn:s
thus bebeve wholeheartedly in enacl-amount to more than S 17 bilbon 1
ina_ as many exemptions as possible. year, nearly half tbe size of the statt•s
There i~ however, 1 Slpuficant ~neral-fund budaet Loopholes that
pobticaJ difference between duut affect local aovemments are worth
expenditures and Wt expenditure~. as anotb"er SJ.~ bllhon. rouply the
a new report from the Lcaislature's equjvalent of one cent ~r dollar of
bud&tt analyst points out. sales tu. -
A direct appropnaoon 1n the state The bi1-t1cket loopholes are either
budeet at least must underao an so broad or so inarained in social
annual scrutiny, first by the aov· expccutions that no thous.ht would
ernor's office and later by the LqJs-be pven to repeahna or severely
lature, before It 1s enacted or re-hmrtH\g lhem. ·
enacted. h's u·nllkel y, therefore. that the An indirect appropriauon via the sales tu cxempuons for food ($ J .6
tax codes-Wlth rare uoepuons -b11hon)Ofdrup(SJ2Sm1lhon).orthe
continues year after year. often years income tu deductions for mof"t&llC
after 1u on,;nal purpose. 1f any. has interest ($2.2 bilhon), or taxes (SSOO
varush«l. m1lhon) ever would be repea)ed.
The le&1sla11ve analyst's office But the analyst's office sugcsts
makes the assumption in us report ~hat some limitanon on mo"PIC
that all tu expenditures were enacted interest be enacted to avoid its ~ina
after thOU&htful cons1derat1on of monopoltzed by the affluent.
social benefits and revenue losses. Jn And some ex.emptions are-so
fact, many of them -especially those narrow that they amount, the analyst
that benefit very narrow econonuc sugesu indirectly, to nothing more
aroups. such as the horse--rac1na. than UJlJusufted raids on the public
computer-prosrammina. and m~ treasury.
DAN
WALTERS
-A spcctaJ property-Wt break for
race bones and a sales--Wt ex:s:1on for see UJed to preserve fried fi are
two examples ated in the repon. More imponant than the economic
ams-ct of particular tu breaks.
however. should be a new attJtudc
toward the en11rc subjec1 10 the
Capitol
There·s oo reason wh)' w expen-
d1tures should oot be •ub.tcc1ed to the
·same annual reV1ew as direct expet'· datures.
Tbe state ~t procesa ts far from perfect, and it cerwnJy isn •t dcvold of politics. But at dOC'I rtq'§1re the
advocates of putteular spen<bQI pro-pms to Justify themsel ves per·
aodacally. And 11 reqwres the IO"·
ernor and the LeauJature to ~•ah
thOtC arauments ap1nst those of
other advocates 1n balancina income
and outao.
Some ksisJators have proposed from time to ume lha1 the tu-
expendlturc budaet un<Setso a s1m1lar
process of recons1derat1on. Bue such
dfons ha~ been buntd by the united
efforts of lobb) 1sts for tht
~nefKianes of the tu breaks.
l f stale fina.noes are u ttah t as everyone says they arc. thJS would be
an appropnate tJme to take a look at
thew expenditures.
Pcrba~ then. the underlyana
social c:boaoes - a subsidy for rac:c-bonic owners vs. smalkr school
classes. for example -would be
pllCJCd ID sbarper fOcus. Da ,,al,..,., Is • qatllnlff
<W...Ua.
Even .chicken way of buying
a parrot becomes a foul deed
SACRAMENTO -A lot of years han PJssed and the details are fuzzy
now, but I think I remember enou&h
10 say that the lait Lime I tried to buy
my Wlfe 1 parrot It didn't "'Ork out well for anybody
I am not even 'u~ we were mamcd then, but I can authontati\.'ely tell you
it was bet buthday and I'd spent mo t
of Thursday afttmoon ""•th the finest &ift consultant Dirty Frank·s Bar 1n
Ph11adelpbaa had to offer. try1na to come up with someth1na that v.ould exprcsa the depth of my lpprttlltion
for lh1 woman and the straiaht and
nanow Pith she had choten for me to folJow
And about l o'clock lf'l tho after· noon. one of us hat on the •dca of a
perrot. I would name 1t Did. and
taCh al to say thutp thet .ould
ind.IC:a&e1 to an outiktcf, thaa my wife
and 0.Ca had a tdlbom'IUp tbat was
doeer than women ordi...nty bnc
with tbeir birds.
As IOOft as thll bed betn deciekd I finilbed t.bc dnftk ID front of fM and
headed for • pet lbop. ne ~ ""°P. bowc"Cr. dtdft•t M\'t
mudt Of a tdectioo. T19f oaty perroc oe tk PftGtilcl Aw._.-. Sl,000.
••fin.win a bei! ~1· •ellially ..-ti• -leakiaa DOCD_ty hide out
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ron"en1ence uore that catered to thc
needs of 1nneT<ity youth -and then we drove to ffic apartment comple ~
where my wife and I ~ llVI~
It teems to me lhat ~took two cars
-looluna hick on it. my aucss is 1hat
the sift consultant did not wa h to
intrude on the private momef'lt a man
and a w9man share when he hands
her a (ra'hJ)' pe1.nted cbicken.
Which as to say that the btl(d was in
my car and I had nohclpauJI kttJ>tna rt calm. Clucten.s, of coune. are never
calm. but put an unsuperv19Cd one m
your front Stat.hand you understand the meanull o( ysleria.
At any rate. I aot the bl.rd to tKe
•Plrtmcnt complc._ and tried to spray
pe1nt bjm ~in the par\1na lot But
1t tum out that ift.hcre as one lhu11 a
ch.ICUn hka teal tbaJl 1 car nde 1t is a
paint Job. and -bde I wu try•n& to do
the f«t, 1 l eteapcd
Wants Rapped. pa. int spra)'cd. and. the animal ran dirtttly under tho
wheels of a Volvo, w-hicb •waa
.chcttisisw 1t1elf as the -orlcf 1 •• automobile.
Wrdun ah minutes. a number' of
lM apanment rettdents were
ptkted arouac1 the na1tcned bird.
.......... -devil--onhip c:uha. OM or two nOUced I -.. punted IM
.... COion .. \he de9d daictea. ..... •my pft ca••'-• poiatld ou&. 11111 an.-oe•.-e•• ot.~io9 • • *8 Yiaim • <SO I llA • lllfldlll lal. n • 1 t 'IP ==-···----·, ... ..... C\ 'fl·-;::&: --~--...... ..... ..................... -,.;: ...........
PETE
DEXTER
The bu~ 1s 2 years old and comes
from the rain forests of the Amazon
River. Tbc -oman at the bird tore
said 1t would Pf"Oblbly hve another SO
Of 7$ yean. f took at hOme 1n a box.
Ouutinas Eve. plaan1na to name 1t
Stan and hide at until rnomana. But 1t
tuma out thet you can't h 1de a parrot
f t::I =)'and carcfurty out of 111 box and bqin to cou 1t into iu new homt. but every time we aot oear
t.he Qle door. the tcteam1na was j~ ·~ la bit me 16 tunes in 40 minu1e1. •Jond that. the pam)t bun •t ..... lllil lftOUth.
It* ""811 clots nan to talk. thQ\Ch. 1t
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Drunken
dFivers
frigli ntng
To the Echtor:
After readil.'I the front.,._ arucle
Dec 27 on 'dnanktn drivina. I am
scared. It was uaon1lh.1na to read that
there are 1nde«l such a pat number
of drunken driven around, causina so
many death-related 1«identL
In 1987 alone, 143 driven died in
aJcohol·rclated accidenta throuJ!M>ut the county. This is mOl1 upsctuna. If ~pie arc aorna to drive when oc
af\er they have been drin.-1na and
then hurt only . themtelves. that is -·
their business. However, thts seldom
ts the case. What isn •t fair is when their stup1d1ty leads to the death of
others.
~e police arc doina a a<>od job of
semna these "pottnllll .. klllen off
the street by annuna them; however,
the followina week. thete drivers may
be doing the same thina, 1t•s really up
to the drivers themselves.
So olease drivers, be careful and
don't 1et your dnnkina and drivinc
take the hft of someone. Bccaute the
person. you kaU tni.&ht not always be someone you do~Cknow. tt mi&bt be your best friend or your wbOle family.
It might be you.
MARY ANNE MELCHIOR
Newpon Beach
West Newport
a great place
To the Editoc: 1 have been I ra1dent of Newpon
Beach for many years and have
always taken areat pndc 10 the ~onderfuJ commumty that I live in.
LJVtn& tn West Newpon. also known as "The War Zone... leads
many people. to refer to it as a
tran~nt area.
I feel differently. I love the charm
and chancter that this nciahborhood
has to offer. As a result of all of thia. · my family chooses to hve here yeai
round and they are bcaannina to ~ many more of us; that 1s to say that we
are not a van1 b1~ breed.
-With all of this m maod. I felt
compdlcd to sho...-the rest of New-
pon Beach J\lst bow special West Newport can really be.
I attended m)' first West Newpon
1at1on mttttna and expreucd my des.Ire to have more family
onented act1v1tJCS at our newly reno--
valcd. and beauufuJ 1 nu,htadd,. park
11 J th treet. The response was
O\<erwhclm1nafy in favor of this proposition
When the only hncb to my
endea\.'Or was 1hc typtea.I habtlity
insurance problem the c-tty of New.
pon' Parks. Beaches. & Recnataon Department came to our rescue by co-
ponsonna our first Holtday Happen-ings Party
They were most accommodatJ na
and provided nor only pnnuna ser· vices. but amngcd lo have a very special person pay 1 \ 1sit to our
children.
Santa Claus was loved by all. I JUSt ~t to thank au of the USOCtation members and the rny of ev.port
Beach for behcv1na that West New•
port 1s capable of havtna a fanutr-
typc affair to be enjoyed by all This 11
the tl\le manan.a of the hohda)
season -~ should all fttl proud to
hve 1n such a wonderful community
~---ROBIN SINCl..AJR Newpon Beach
TODAY IN H1sroR¥
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Today 1s Thursday. Jan. S, the fifth
day of 1989 There are 360 days ten in
the year
Today's H1.&hh&ht 1n History·
On Jan. ~ Tm. Che Au tnan
ne""'spapcr Wiener Prcsse published
the first pubhc account ofa discovery by German pby~1c1st Wilhelm
Rocntaen of 1 fonn of radiation that
became known a X-r•>
On this <bte •
In 1981. pc:>hce 1n Ena.IAnd arTCStcd
Peter utchfTc. a true" driver later
convicted of the "Yorkshire Rll)s>er"
murdtn of 13 •'Omen.
In 19 3. Pttstdcnt R~ an·
nounccd h~ was nom1natisw •Elli.
betb Dole 10 ucceed Drew :Lewis II ~wy of transponallOft, m&ku'I
her the first woman to had the
Depanment ofTranspon11ion.
Ten yan · tnkinl'lraata oil
~OBC1"S tqan retumint to t.heirjobl an response to an .-... from'
Ayatollah Khomeini, *r No 111• spmtual lader l1vinc anailt ea,.., F1~c years llO: la a rmlo •••-on lhe VOice of America. ""'6d1•
RCllln '-°'Cht to tid1 ~ ....
-..cTC bei• sysiematicdy ....,
k'CnS to the tnad\ ... ....,
country, and said IM Sift••• fl. fldd eucro·1 rcvolutioll .,.w..:
bcri kept... "
Ont _~ llD: nt U.N. ~ f.:e.~ :;,:~;rmC'' •.: theoccu.,.••-..n... tM
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by 811 Keane COOl'fT&R CUL TUR& by Maratta & Maratta
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"I like shaking hands with ~s
'cause they never squeeze.
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llARllADUKE by Brad Anderson DENNIS THE MENACE
"You 've got It all wrong, .Miss Bennet. I
didn't bring him to school...He brought me
to school."
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T_aki~g flak part of official 'Sjob Btll
MuLL1111 Parents ofte quick to level criticism at .....
the answers? As •mart as the~ arc,
thcyc:ouldooachorofficiat.esn two -~ yearundbe1nthcNBA,whercthe
bag money i~ ~t away. Don'taet me
wrona-l realtze there arc weak
coaches and weak officials every-
where, but come on, all of them can't
be bad when .>Our team loses a game.
spons 1n \he state were football and
spnna football.
An)'Wly, BrianhashadJObofTers m
other fields, but so far, still feels he
can strtl&hten thcs1tuauon out. As
head coach Buddy Ryan of the
Ph1ladclph1a Ea&Jc said, "If you a{C
not the lead d<>1. the view 1s always
the same"
kid forbeinsupaftcrcurfew.
Y ~.this 1son a collcae campus in
the W cstem Uni tcd Smts. not in Sa n
Quentin. as coaches, at prep games ·o
Let the hiah school coachn coach
and allow the refaus tooff-.Cim lbe
pmes ... I saw all k.inds ofhi&h school
pmes last week and I cannot)>(licve anyone who is une wou&d want to
coech or officiate a hlah 1ehool
buketbell pmc an OianteCounty.
Parcn ts come 1 n all stUt and
sbaPfS, but almost all of them act the
'aame{notace that I said .. almost."
because there are a few who are
diJremit).
Most of the parents do not even
know the rules. yet they scream on
every call. The most misu!edchant 1s
Norman,
" Frohn do
it, 73-61
ByEDZINTEL
o.lf "9t C..11 J A11 A
This wasn't the kind of final pre-
league tuneup Ocean View High
basketball coach Jim Hams had tn
mind. but at was stall a wm Right
coach?
.. , can't fi&ure this team out. up one
tninute. down the next," he said
SUZJ.et LN1ae bandlcap
(Oelv Plot Preclctlens)
Pos. ~ record Odds
1 OcH n Vtew ( 10·3) 2· 1
2. Fovnteln 'HJl•v ( 12·2) S-2
3 Edlaon <7·9l 1~ 1
4. Merln. (7·1) 16· 1 S. Hunllngton Beach (S·l l 17·1
6 Weatmln11er (3·1) S0-1
fo llowing the Scahawks' 73-61 wan
over Long Beach Poly Wednesday
night at Ocean View. "All I know ts.
that we have to play 100 percent
beller Friday or we re 1n trouble " '
That would be the lcaauc opener
ap1nst rivaJ Fount.am \?'alley. and
thOU&h Hams may uaggcrate. he at
least knows that Ocean-View has its
v.orlc cut out for n.
The Scahawks(I0-3). led b) senior
ce nter Todd Norman's 26 points and
seniora.w'd Mike Frbhn's 19, bolled
out to an 18-4 lcad then ··""cnt flat for
no reason," as Hams eut 1t. Long
Beach Poly (10-5). behtnd forward
Melvin Jones (I J points). outscored
the Scahawks, 22-6. over the ne:itt 10
minutes to take a 26-24 lead with I .:?O
left 1n the half.
The Jackrabbits made 6 of 7 free
throws 1n the second quarter to spark
the comeback. The Scahawks. mean·
while. who had made 9 of I J shots
from the field in the first quaner.
went cold an the second. making S of
11.
But Ocean View scored the last Stll
points of the half on shots by Ted
Peloms.. Grca Evans and Norman. to
take a 30-26 lead The Scahawks c:ittendcd their lead
to 49-39 1n the 1h1rd quarter behind
the hot shoot1n1 of Frohn and
Norman. But the Jackrabbits again
pulled close. sconng the final m
points of the quancr 10 make 1t 49-45.
Norman hit the first three hots of
the fourth ~~rer 10 SJH the ~·-hawks I S1 aa
But once apan. Lona Beach Poh
sot back 1n the pme This 11me.
forward Rockne~ Hannibal and
au.ant Russell Edney ke>ed the come-
bKk. Edney's three-point 9-la y with
1.30 left cut the lead 10 63-59
.. three seconds." The fact 0tha t the
count goes off when she ball is hot
never enters their minds 0
We had a areat w1n (91-90)over
UCLA last week, had about one da)'
to s.avor n, then had to start pre pen n&
for UC Santa Barbara Theyhcarsomeiunell for three seconds. so they feel that 1s v.ha1 they
shouJd scream. They (the parents) arc
much more vocal 1n abusi!'a refs thap
coaches. Tbcnoaflertbccoachc5•
wnh srudc remarks to their friends
Jsn 't It sreat to be an msurance
ex.ecuu ve, an entrepreneur, a
plumber. etc .• and be so knov.lcdgc·
ableaboutsporu'>
I have advised my so'n, Brian, to JCt
outofcoachan&. but l don't know 1fhe
will listen. He ktekcd the one pla>er
oft the team (you may recall I started
th iutory)woweck.$ago)and now,
some oft hat kld's football buddtes
went ski ma and massed a few days of
pracucc.
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We had a player, ~ho chose
another school over ours, call us and
now be 1s not so sure hed1d not make
a mistake. It seems he hvcs 1n an
aJhleucdorm o n the campus and 1hat
some of the other pla)'m steal has
scholarship chccksand cashes them.
The Gauchos are 9-0 in prescason
and we play them in Sant.a Barbara
Saturday at Sp m. (Prime Ticket.
KPZErad1o). They arc not very
friendly hosts.
adjust from here on. We only have
two seniors, but that is not even a
good excuse, as UCSB bas only one
senior thatplays and lhtj arc un·
def cated. The truth hurts-I will take
the blame.
0
15eC UCSBand UNLVat the top of our conference and ei&ht other teams
trying to make inroads. Oocofthcm
may ict hot and surprue some
people.
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Why the helJ arcn 't these people
coacht0goroffictat1n11fthey have all
Escondido sccmsto be a real ·•
football area ind basketball is kind of
as1dchght KmdoflikeTeususcdlo
be when theysaad that the two major
When he rtponed 11 to the coach, a
few of the pla)ers broke his Jaw when
he was wa\chtn& tclev1s1on late one
evcnani. The coach su pended that
Frankly. I blew our players' minds
early in the season, hav1 n1 them
anempt to do someth1 na they were
not ca pable of domg..
Weare 3·7 because of a poor
dccts1on on my pan. I hope v.c can
NcwMcxicoSt.ateand UtahStatc •
arc real question matb, as no one
(Pleue ... MULLIOAll/m)
CdM
meets
challenge
By SCOTT STOERClt
Dlllr,...C•• '' •••
With league play fast approach1f\I.
Corona dcl Mar High basketbell
coach Paul Oms was looktn& forward
to the challcnie his team would face
when 1t took on Irvine Wednesday.
The last thing the Vaqueros needed
was a challenge as they brought• 14-1
.
South Cout luaiJdlcap
(Delv ~ ..,...._,>
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1 Irvine ( l•·2)
1 C•olJlr•no Vellev ( 10-•I 3 El Toro tlO·S>
• O•n• H1Us ( 12·6) S M1u1on VtelO CS-7)
6 S.n Clemente (3·9)
Oddi
2·1 4·1
6• 1
10-1
2S·1
SO·l
--------------------1 I record and two tournament cham-•
pion hips into their contest apanst \
the Sea Kings.
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Tim Kjar (left), Andy Scholea (24) dominate boarch; Mesa'• Rylln Branch (44) goea up undeT defense of Mlke Curtla.
But If'< me. playing its second pmc
1n as ma.ny n1ahts. W111 enter lcaauc
pl•> Fnda~ on a sour note as Corona
dcl Mar held on for a 5J..S l ovenime
tnumph in the Vaqs' &>m.
"I looked at Irvine as a challcnic:·
sa1d Oms. ··rhe)''re ranked as one of
\he bes\ teams 1n Oranac Count)'-and
\t\c)' hould b( I knew 1f we could
btat \hem, v.c'd be 1n &.oOd shape:· Eagles improve to 12-1 with.roµ.t
If the p me 11self was a challensc fo r
Laguqa Beac h n ea rly h ock
Saddleback . but f alls. 55-49
Estancia H1gh''I Eagle' rolled t<) thC'11 12th
\ 1ctol') in I' dec1s1ons \\cdnesdaY night a' thl·~
conunucd to tune up for St-a View Ll·aguc
basketball al uon ne't week.
An 89·44 rout came at the l'\rx."n\C ol ho\1
Costa Mesa. a 2·9 squad .... hKh .... as no mJtlh lor
the Eagles. \I.ho bombardC'd 1hr Mu~tnng\ \I.1th a
31-8 run in the first quartl'r the 'ilOrt mounting to
44-1 4 al half11m c
The Eagle~ dropped an 12 '-point \hl11-; during
the g.amc. led b)' J 6-tor-7 d lon b> \.M.c < uni-;
from the per1mc-ter
Curt1\ led all M"orers \\1th 2:! [><)tOt\ and the
Eagles had three other\ 1n double hgure'i -l 1m
K1ar ( 17) . .\ugustan Heredia (I 'I and in hio; first
appearance tn ntn~ gam<'s. 8m1n Bradle) <I<))
Timm) ~~u\t~n led \k..a. a!> usu:il. 'A'ath 21
points :-..gu~cn. "ho·~ a'era~1ng 21 Q point\ a
game-has been the Mustang> lea ding "'on·r 1n
cv ci:; game
Stint 1a hu or1c moa c mm-It ague l:'tlAk~
before league pla) -at Palm '-lprtn~ \aturda\
night. Costa Mc-~ hom "'e\l,.pon Harbor fnda~
nrgh1 before bl.-gin n1ng PJufic C oa\l L eaauc 3Ctaon
next Wcdncsda)
In other non-league ba kethall \\ cdnc,d.H
Mater Del 7', Arttsl• 0 : C harl11.· .\ndrc\ {tame
. ofl the bench to score 19 points and grab nm<' \I, t11I~ Brian \1urph) added I' p01nf\ and "'' C orona del Mar. the a S•Jnment
rebounds a' th<' M onarch~ cruised •nOrange C OJ\t rebound<; handed down to Sea Kinas auard
( ollcge heading IOIO F-nda ) 's .\ngelu\ League e ... port Harbor It, Oran1t 41. r ht \a1lor... \\<amn Johnson v.as a maJor task
opener at home ag.aan"it Bishop \mat a1 7 mp m behind Chm Lee'\ ~7 point c 13 for I" trom ·the that he accomphshed to a stunn1na
Andres hll 9 of I 1 hots for 1hl' :..1onarlh" field) ·011 (.,ra\ ·, I:! ~oound-. and P.11g Pamh " dcgrcc
IS -:?. \I.ho pla)ed \l.llhout standout guard f>)lan 10 arn ts. 1mpro\C~d to 10-.i o'erall \l.tlh the Johnson's JOb was to contain the
Rigdon, who \l..Cnt to a spcc1altst 'W cdn~\<la\ tor '1ctOI) at Orange · Vaqueros' high-scoring guard, Bl) an
back pains and will begin rehah1hta11on e'crll'ie~ Ian long added 8 rebound' an a &,amt• \l.hll'h A.tired
toda). Artesia. \l.h1ch was led b) o-toot-t+ JUnror was domuratcd by the \allorc. from ~tan 1 JO-lo at ot onl) was All~ contained, he
transfer Ed 0-Bannon·s 19 pOtnt'I frll to 10-.l hall11mel to lin1sh \l.3S kepi out of Irvine's offcn J\t Saddl~bacle SS, Laguna Beach 49· 1 hl· hmt Ml slon \'l~Jo '3. Woodbrldg~ U : l hl' \\Jr· S(.heme enurtl) u Johnson threw a
.\nists pushed hard for what ''°ul<l h.1,c hl"l·n .i nor\ tell 10 2-8 desptte thl· ~a.,on high rtlom of v111ual blanket over him. hold1na
ma1or upset. but couldn°t oHn:Oml' thl' qu1d~.nl0'>'> iunior guard Tim ( or~cn. ""ho ~'br-N I~ poini\ .\llrrd to t\l.O points. both comma on
ol a Saddlebad. pres late an 1he 1h1rJ qu.:irt<'r \I, hen 1ndud1ng .i of 'i attempts from 3-point range frtt thro"-S
the) befell thei r onl ) rash of turno,('r\, Enc ( ramer ll"d ~11'is1on VieJO '-'Ith :-!4 po1 n1., ··w arren kicked butt ton\lht."
Dain Blanton (1 4). John TH:\lno 1111. P.:it ll'lrnminganthe..ccondhalfa.,Mi ,1onprntcc tl'd Oms 5atd. refcmng to Johnson's 9u1gle~ ( 10) and an 1anord 1 llll '-'l'rl' 1n Juuhk a 26-1 b haltttmc lead defen'iC of Allred "He responded to
hgurcs tor L.tgunJ Rca{h and John \h."-w•'n IAn• Bue~ Jordu I S, Marina ,Z. 1 hl' his a s1gnmcnt. and he's goina to &el
cam<' 1hrou~""11h I~ rebound~ e the JOb aptn t touah guards all
G I I c--J \ lo.1ng'> got a ~~-point cflort from t h1't·IO season ·· ')an tun ( I -,c;an amonlll'llJn < r.llg wphomorc Cherol cc Park,. but f ranll\ ( arrt'on
Marshall(l3)1edaniron-man lool...for\addlcbad .. !Ill '-'a\ the onh olhcr \fanna pl;l\c:r 10 d<luhk Tht' Sea Kings would trail b> as
"hach used no substitute\ • J J · JI-.,. h ' h man'. as four in the final pcnod. but Edison 55, IAng Buda wn 00 41 I tw figure'> a' or an pu cu It out an t <' tourt ljuancr (ha~rs hmttl"d the-, istting Rruans to I ~ point\ in "1th a 1hrte-po1nt bulge 1n that stan1a pro' 1thn Matt Hcmnlton spurred his team o n
the-secolld hall behind a \trong dden\I\(' ctlon the J10crcnn ~ wtth a 3-po1nt pla'f and a 10-foot l'rt>m 8111 \1attmeau~n· .. i..·---mr nrl··kaou(.Y -~-(}.\.('f";,U _______ ba5cllnc Jumper ~1 th 40 ~ nnrn& ,. t> rem:untng that \l..OUld send the teams camp;11sn on apos1t1,enotc Santa Au \alley •t. l oher it) U : The t11 ovenimc.
Edison. "1.9. tra1l<'tl ~"1-:!:! at haltt1m<'. hut too._ r ro1an' kll to ·-~cl\ \anta .\nJ \all<'' <'~p:anded a
the lead for good mld\l.a\ through lh~· \t'Wn<l h.ill l\\O•potnt haltt1me bulge to .l .is ~(> kaJ so•na tnh• .\ I ~-foot JUmpshot b} Johnson
at 3~-JI thl· hnal pt.•nod lollo" 1ng a steal b) Chns Ph ha would
Martineau led the ( ti.ugcr' "•th 16 pt11nt~ Jun1nr Oh,l·r lcJ l 01 "''h It. potnh Put pro"c 10 t'll' the.' onl) 'iCOnna an
c1g.ht rebound!> .and a number ol tilll\. ~l·J "h"'' h·m·ll h.1J 12 o"en1mc.
Krause
rounding
into form =
STAN
G111cH
GIRLS S PORT~
He s ·living with a const~rit I. V.
Ex-CdM. Bruin ace
has other priorities
with daughter Erin
the con{cm o t the cnurt tam1I~ at 1h"
ttme
Enn came to her father one night
~"mg M had a kt probkm "I
ma aed her tea. 1h1n~1n1 I could J1.'l
hcro\crthe pain. Ruta fcv. da}) later
she v.cnt to her mother and ~ad ~hl·
wu bl~lcd and didn't fC'CI good. \ "
took her 10 the dcxtor and the) found
a hu c tumor tn her abdomen ··
Vlktngpotntguard
c ose to recovery
rom knee tnjUry
One oft he most unfonunatc pan of
sportt 1s nuuna. Often, •hen a key
plaYft'toadown wt th an inJ!Ary,
teams liatt to think about what mr~t
havtbetn.
Sd._&Mcmcforthe Marina
Hjp lilil bllMtW tam 1111 )'Qr.
De \1"1ld ... appemed IO be CfVtllfll tbf'OUP the SUftttt La&ue on thetr
.. _yto11Mp&lyotfsat 11-lovnalland
4-0 U.-. Wbcn point pard
Alltt0a ICnutt wtntdown with a
U.a.V~. The ViktftS'ftn1sbcd witha 7.J llllutlMR.-and KnUtc -.sen·
Cllllllllld by hetdocton to rrtumto •c:oun.. Md ... out foralm<»t
1 ...... wtlefttMCMMbeck for the
fi rst round playoff pme qoimst
Muir. he had been pract1cm1 tfle
11teck before and c"Cl)thin ~mc-d
to be all nahL
On tbeo pcn1naup-off.Ju u half-
sccond into theconttSl, tj\c rt·•nJured
her knee to the point thauht nttdcd
recons1ruc1ne UflCr}. On Feb. 29, Kntuse had the suricry.
Ten days later, she stancd therapy.
andahho~sh(ha not Qu1tc
returned to ff er pnor form, h~ 1s 'cry
clote
Krausie was 101d that 1t ~ould be 6
to IOmonth,bcforr hc could e,cn
think abOut p&ayina belkctbell q11 n
Ho'tllevtt. lht .S-foot·S.1tn10f h.t~
returned to help Manna toa 12·3 marta~rthc Vik1nas t<><* the
comOlat1on d•amptonsh1p of the
Man~Ed1ton Tou,...,~nt
•Hoftnlly, I did not think we couad
IClOfl'IOa l2·l.can. not with all the (Pl•• ... 1111.AaDIA .. /821
.ft«ond or1~0 p:srr
By HOWARD L. BANDY
.,.., .... C..11 ..... I
John Vallclyhunstn to the hciJht\
of tatdom '"the pme ofbaskctbell .
He has bttn the best he could be in
cotleg1ate t'1rcles u a mcm~ oft wo
N AA champ1onihips teams at
UC U\ under Coach John Wooden.
He has pla~td -.1th a ~at numbc"r
of ou"tan<11n1 pla)cn 1ncluchn1
Kareem ._bdul-Jabbar (ltw Alcindor
.. hen he v..s VaJlcly's teammate at
C LA )and he pentth~ )carsin the 8.._ bcfort bttom1nta pla)Cr-<'OICh
1n Europe for a )ear. •
But no1h1na has \hakcn the
okasant. cheerful countenance of the
·torona dtl Mar Hiah and 0ra,.
Cout Col&cer lrtcfu.ite than his swacn• '4tYlltOG. John and ... re
Karen have t o chltdren and hve tn Nttr.~ Bach at the pmcnt time.
Son Enc dflws accolldes from his
fathtt •bO M)'I! "He's •uch farthtt ekM'I 1ft hit atl*t1e cmwr at • 13
l ... I WU 81 IMt tllM. He playt llitUttllft, 'bllehl ... IOC.'C«, .,.,
1tttn110,... 'b111W wMft he it a
pt~ .. -::u~ .......... ............. __ ..... o.•1er£ri• ildlcw wt.odn-s
l\t c 10, nn ha lhe drt'ad~
canetr
"When the) operated 1n 0\ tobcr.
thC) told u the) had ~mo'ed 9
percent of the ca nct'r but th:u \he
would h a "c to underao
chemotherapy t"'atmcn1 for 1v.o )Cars.
"Th11 has bten the bll&C't battle of
m) hfc and I am \ure if ha\ bttn for
K.an:n and En as v.cll, let alone
Enn ... John M)S.
Hert' a copy of an art1dc John
v.-rotc K"cral da) after Erin wa
opcrat(d on:
It 1 entitled: •·11 Won't lk I on1
Unlll }"ou ttd ~n I v. " -by John
Vallel .
Pre~ r\ftn thrtt da)S of \alllnl
with my dauehttr, Erin. 1n the
lnten11vt Care Unit of Oh11drcn 's
HQIPllAI of Ora• CCMAftt)'. 1t came to
me tut an \1111 1m11teon there was
INlt iatialat IO be paned. Lift had
Mtdnly 1*0fM IO very fnleilf ind IOIM•Ml-*'art•.._.,
Al Ille ~ '" -bed "booUd lllP" 10 aa e•terilel \'ft._. (l,V,) ........
medt111t. I JWh_. IMI I, iloee -.dl dwl'fttof~lld.mlto ..... IObt
.. hooked "'.. n.et., I decicW to
.._ .................
Buketball ls bat a coner now ln J ob.a VallelJ''• pdod...._
v.nte about this mterestana peralkl. 0
Late. a~ ulaar tatc ofht1""' hull
onain 1n reatton. 1 ht bctinn1na.
the C\llttnct Of hft and lii'1 k>n·
acvtty (UcqM. ICx ute:idt) art con·
trolled b) po~r outtidt o( our o-n
toul God. t;,y ~ has ofl'tftd eech
ptf100 the ffftdorii '° purwe or
IP'Qf'C rtaht) as ht or lht ~'""' IM•tulll, I beean m) q.a& fGf Nb ..._.
ft'alal)' appr'O HM-'Y. . JO ,..._ •
beau. I Ith 1 need. 1" wOltll • I
pttee1WICI 1t lft'l'llld IDO ~ • M\'t beril a ,...... •i•eaa ,,,..
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OrMge Cout DAILY PILOT/ TNnday, Jan~ry 5, 1989
by Bii Keane
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'cause they never oqueeze.
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didn't bring him to school...He brought me
to school."
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by Lynn Johnston
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THURSDAY. JANUARY 5, 1989
Taking flak part of official 'sjob· Bill .
MuLLIClll Parents o ten.quick to level crtt~ctsm at theanswers? Assmart as they are.
theycoukl coach orofficil'le in two
)'ears and be in the NBA, where lhc
b11 money is. n,lht away. Don't set me
wrong-1 rcahze there are weak
coachcsand weak offictalsevcry-
wherc, but come O'l. all of them can't
be bad when ,>Ourteam loses a game.
ports in the state were football and
spnna football.
Anrway. Bnan has hadJObofTers in other fields, but so far, still feels he
can stral&hten the s1tuauon out As
head coach e~:ri Ryan of1he
kid for bet na up a Iler curfew.
Yes. this·~ on a colleae cam pus in
the Western Un.ited States. not in San
Quenlln. as"Coaclles, at prep games a
Let the h1ah school coaches coach
and allow the referttt to omaate the sames ... I sawall kinds ofhJ&h school sames last week and I cannotbeheve
anyone who 11 sane would want to
COKh or officiate a hip school
buUtbl.llpme1nOrufeCounty.
Parentacome an all sizes and
shapes, but alm<>ll all of thel1' act lhe
same(notJOelhat I sajd "almost,"
because there are a few who are
different).
Most oftbe pa~nts do not even
know the nales. ye\ they 1C1Um on
every call. The mostmis'15ed chant 1s
Norman ,
Frohn do ·
it, 73-61
ByEDZINTEL
Dlilr""'C:.." JI t IC
This wasn't the kind of final pre-
league tuneup Ocean View High
balketball coach Jim Hams had an
mind, but 1t was still a win Right
coach? .
"I can't fiaure this team out. up one
minute, down the neitt." he said
SruJ.et £ea6ue handicap
( Dalv Plot Prffktlen1)
Pos. Sc.hell. record Odds I Ocean View ( 10-Jl 2-1
2. Fountain Vallev ( 12-21 5-2
3. Edi•on (7·91 15-1
'· Marina (7·11 16· I S Hun1lng1on Beacn 15·1) 17· 1
6. Weslmlnsler (3·1) S0-1
following the Seahawks' 73-6 1 win
over Lona Beach Poly Wednesday
night at Ocean View "All I know is
that we have to play I 00 percent
better Fnday or we re 1n trouble.··
That would be the league opener
ap1nst nval Fountain Valley. and
thou&h Harris may exaacra1c. he a1
Inst lcnows 1hat ~n~V1ew has 11s
work cut out for 1t.
The SeahaYlrks (10-3). led b) senior
center Todd Norman's 26 points and
senior alW'd Make Frt>hn's 19. bolted
out to an 18-4 ltad then ··v.ent Oat for
no reason," as Hams pu1 1t. Long
Beach Pol)' (10-5). behind fol"\\-ard
Melvin Jones (l 3 polhlS). ou1scorcd
the Seahawks. 22-6. over 1he nex1 10
minutes to take a 26-24 lead wuh 1·20
ten an the half.
The Jackrabbtts made 6 of 7 free
throws in the second quarter to spark
the comeback. The Sea hawks. mean-
while. who had made 9 of 13 shols
from the field in the firsi quarter.
went cold in the second, makma 5 of
11.
But Ocean View scored the last Sill
points of the half on shots by Ted
Pclonis, Greg Evans and Norman. 10
take a 30-26 lead
The Scahawks otended 1heir lead
to 49-39 in the Ihm! quancr behind
1he hot shoouna of Frohn and
Norman. Bui 1he Jackrabb11s 1p1n
pulled close. sconna the final m
points of the quarter lo make 1t 49-45
Norman htt the tint 1hrce U1ots of
the founhju.ancr 10 aac the Sea
hawks a S7 7 lcad
But once aptn. Lona Beach Pol)'
aot blck in the pme. This 11me
fof"*ard Rodenck Hannibal and
guard Russell Edne y ke)'ed 1he come-
beck. Edne) 's three-point J>la) w11h
1:30 ten cut the lead to 63-59
-Krause-
rounding
into form
Vt~gpol~tg_uard ·
"three seconds.'' The fact that the
count goes off when the ball is shot
never enters their minds
They hcanome auyyell for three
seconds, so they feel that 11what1hey
should scream. They(the parents) arc
much more vocal 1n abus1n1 refs than
coacbes. They ao aftcrtbe coaches
wttb snide remarks to their fnends.
lsn't1tsrcat to bean insurance
execuh ve, an entrepreneur, a
plumber, etc .• and be so kno""IC'dge-
able abQutsporu?
Why the hell arcn 't these ptoplc
coachtnJ oroffic11t1na 11' they.have all
a
I have advised my son. Bnan, toict
out of coach1na, but l don't know 1fhe
will listen He kicked the one player
off the team (you may recall I started
tlusstorytwowccksqo)and now,
some of that kid's football buddies ~enuk11n1and missed a fcwda)'sof
practice.
Escondido seems to be a real
football area and basketball as kind of
as1dehght. Kind ofhke Texas used to
be whert they saJd that the two maJor
PhLladelph1a cs said, "If you are
not the leaddoa, lhe view 1salways
the same." a We hada pla)'er. who chose
a not her school O\ler ours, call us and
now he 1s not so sure he dtd not m~e
a mtSlakc It seems he lives an an
athlet1cdormon lhecampusand thal
some of the other players s1eal his
scholanh1pchccks and cashes 1hem
When he reported tt to the coach, a
few of the pla>ers broke his JIW when
he was watching television late one
cvenina. The coach su pended that
We hadaarcat win (91-90)over
UCLA last week, had ab(>ut one da)'
to savor 1t, then had to start prcpenna
for UC Santa Barbara.
The Gauchosarc 9..() in prcscason
and we play them 1n Santa Barbara
Saturday at Sp m. ( Pnme if 1cket,
KPZE radio). They arc not \/Cry
fnendly hosts. a Frankly,J blcwourpla)'ers' minds
early tn the season, having them
attempt to do something tney were
not capable of doina.
We arc 3-7 because of a poor
dcc1s1on on my pan. I hope we can
idJustfrom hereon. We only have
two seniors, but that ia not eveo a
&ood e~cuse, u UCSB bas only one
senior that plays and they arc un-
defeated. The tnatb hurts -1 Will take
the blame. a
l seeUCSBand UNLVatthetopof
our conference and eaah& other ~ms
tryana to make inroads. One of them
may aet hot and swprise some
people.
New Mexico State and Utah State
arc real question Q\arks. as no one
(Pleue ... llULUOAll/83)
-CdM
meets
challenge
By SCO'M' STOERClt
o.1r .... c:...,., .....
Wtth teaauc pla)' fast approachma,
Corona dcl Mar Hi&h basketball
coach Paul Oms was lookm& forward
to the challenar bis team would face
when tt took on Irvine Wednesday.
The last th1n1 the Vaqueros needed
wasachallenacas they broughta 14-1
Soatb Coa•t llaadJcap I
(DalV""' ~-> ~ ScMel. r9CWd Oddi
1 lrYlnt (1•·2) 2-1 I
2 CaplW•no Valtev ( 10·•> •-1
l El T0to ( IO·S) 6-1
' Dan• Hills c 12·6) 10· 1 1
S Min ion VlelO 15·7) 2s-1 ;
6. S.n Clem.nle <3·9) S0· 1 I
record and tv.o tournament ham•
p1onsh1ps into their contest inst
the Sea Kin15.
Bui Irvine. pla)1n11ts second pme
in a many nights. will enter tcaauc
play Fnday on a sour no~ as Corona o.-r ..._. ,...... ~ Lee ...,.. dcl .tar held on for a 53-5 l oven1me
Tlm Kjar (left), Andy Scbolea (24) dominate boarch: Meaa'• Rylln Branch (44) goee up under defenae of Mlke Curtia. tnumph 1n the Va~s· JYm. "I looked at lrv1~ as a challcnac."
said Oms "The> 're nnked as one of
the best teams an Oranac County and
the' hould be I knew if we could
beat them. ,.e'd be 1n aood shape." Eagles improve to 12-1 with rout
It 1he pmc ttsclfwasa chalknac for
Corona dcl Mar •. the a •Jnmcnt
handed do" n to Sea Kings auard
Warren Johnson was a major task
that he accomph hed to a s1unn10a
degrtt
Laguna Beach nea rly hock s
Saddleback . but fall . 55-49
Esta ncia H1gh's Eagk\ rolkd 10 their I 2th
v1c1ory in I 3 dcc1s1on-. ~cdncsd.iy night a' thi:)
con11nucd to tune up for Sea \ 1c,. l t•agui:
basketball action nC'.\I "'eek
An 89-44 rou1 came at 1hc c\pcnSt· ot ho\l
Co~la Mesa. a 2-9 squat.I ""hich "as no matlh for
the Eagles. "ho bombardt.'d lht.' Mustang' ""ha 31-8 run1n tht• firtt quarter. tht' ~ore mounting 10
44-14 at halfumc
The Eagles dropped in I:? '·poin1 \hot' during
the game led b> a 6-tor-7 t'ITon b1r \11lc < unis
from the pcnmelt.'r
Curll\ led all ~orl.'r\ "1th 22 l,Xlinl\ and the
Eagles had 1hrcc others in doubk hgurc'l -l 1m
KJar ( 17), .\uaus11n Hcred1J (I 1> and in ht\ lir'>I
apptarance in nine game's Rnan Bradle) t 10)
Timm\ '-lgu\Cn led \k\.l .is usual .... 11h 21
po1n1s Ngu)en ,.ho u, J\ <'r3~ing :? I 9 pcunt' a
game has been tht.' \t u~tang~ leadina \COrcr 1n
C\Cr\gamc___ --· Estancia h:n one more non-league LOntt·~1
before league plJ) -at Palm pnnao, ~turda)
night Co 10 Me~ ho-.1s \.c" por1 Harbor F-nda'
n1gh1 before beginning Pac1fi1. ( oa'>t l eagut· 3l 11on
next Wedncsda)
In 01her non-lcagur ba'ili..ctball Wainr..Ja\ Mater ~17', Artesia 48: ( harlie .\ndreH·Jme
off 1he bend\ to scol"t" 111 po1n1s and gr.tb nint'
rebounds as 1hc \.1onarchs uu1sed 31 Orange Coa\I <. ollege heading into FrnJa) ·, .\ngt"lu'I I cagUl'
opener al home against Bishop '\ma1 al 7 \0 pm
.\ndrcs hit 9 of I ' sho1s tor the \fonar, hs
15-2. who pla)ed ,.11hou1 standout guard D~lan
Rigd on. who '-"COi to a spcc1ah'll \\'t.'dnl·~da' tor
back J>31nS and will begin rchab1h1a11on c'eru'lt.''>
toda). Artesia. which wa\ led b> b-louH~ JUn1ur
transfer Ed O'Bannon·s 19 point\ fcll 10 IO-.i
Saddleback ft~. Laguna Buch 49: I he hmt
t\n1s1s pushed hard fo r "'ha1 "oult.I h.i' t• tx·,·n J
maJOr upset. but couldn't o' en.omt• 1he quit li..nc~"
ofa addleback press late 1n the third 4uJttl·r "hL·n
1hc)' befell their onl) rash of turno"i:r'
Dam Blanton (1 4). John Trnino 11 IJ. P.11
9u1glc~ ( IO)and an 1allord 1 IOI "en· in douhk hgurt'~ tor Laguna Reach. lnd John \h i....L·c1\' n
came through ,.,th I~ rebounds
G' lan Dottin t I >. C)can '>1mon 11 t>l Jnd < r,11~
Marshall( I 311edan iron-man h)()l for')::iddlch::icli...
"h1ch used no SU~lltUICS
Edison ft~. Long Btach \\ il<>on 41 T hl·
( hargers limited 1hc \ 1s1t1nk Arum' 10 14 poin1' 1n
~ond ha1f llchind a ~tr~.d.C'l<'n<11,c l'llon
trom BiiT ~ Jr\incau 1n tln1'1h1ntt th<' prt'-k.1~u<'
cam~1gn on a pos11t'<' nolt' Ed1~n. "7.Q 1ra1kd :?7-2:? at hall1unc. bul looi..
the lead for good m1d"a' through tht.' -.curnd hall
al )2.J I
Manmcau led thl' ,( hargcr' "1th It> ro1nh
eight r~bounds. and a number 1>1 bllX. lt.nl '>hot\.
,.hilt Bnan Murph) added I' pttinl' and "'
rebounds
Newport Harbor it, Orange 41 : fh( \Jilvr\
behtnd Chm Lee's ~7 point~ (11 tor ti) lrom thC'
fi<'ld>. 011.Gra~ ·, I~ rd)()und and Pa1i Pamh'\
10 .l'iSISIS. 1mpro,ed 10 10-4 O\CrJll "llh lhc
'1c1of) a1 Orange
Ian Long added 8 rebounds 1n a game "'"h1<.1h
"'as dom1natt'd b' the a1lor<J from )tart I") I b at
halftime) to tin1c;h
Mission Viejo 53, Woodbridge $3: The \\ ar-
norc; tell It) :?-dt.'sp11c the season·h•t.h ctl<irt\ ol
1unior guard Tim ( orkcn. \\>ho M"Ored IQ poinh
1ndud1ng 4 of 5 a11cmpts from J-point rnnge
Enc<. ramer led M1s\lon \ ICJO w11h :?4 po1n1'
I ti coming in the \ee"Ond half a' \.fts'i1on f)Wtcctl'd a ~n...lb hallt1mc kad
Johnson·s Job was 10 contain the
Vaqueros· h1ih-sconn& guard. Bryan
Allred
Not only "'as Allttd contained, he
,.as kept out of Irvine's offensive
heme enttrtl) as Johnson threw a
'1rtual blank.el over him. hold1na -\II~ 10 t\.\O points. both comin1 on
tree thrO'-"S
"Warren l1ckC'd bull ton1aht,"
Oms said. rcfemng to Johnson's defen~ of .\tired ... He mpond~ to
hl'i as~1gnment. and he's goin1 to act Long Bucb Jordan IS, Marma IZ: I hL the JOb against tough guards all \ 1l1ng\ got ;i ~7-poinl l'.'flon from (\.t,1'01-111 ~aS<.lO ..
wphomore C ht·rolec" Parl but Franu~ (. arrcon (_I 11 ,.as the onh other \farina plaH'r in Jt,uhk The Sea Kings "ould trail b as
t1gurc'I a\ Jordan pulled 11 out tn thr (ounh qu.tnrr mam .u tour an the finaJ penod. but
"11h a 1hrrc-poin1 bul@e in that 'ltan13 pm' 1d1ng Mau Hcmngton spurnod his team on
Lhe dtl1ercnLc "1th a \-point pla' and a I 0-foot
\4.tnna l.tllHtt ~ h o•crall b.l...:hnf 111mpcr 1.t.11h 40 •ecollds • , rtmaintn~ tha1 ,.ould send the teams Santa Alla \all~)' 51 . lnlv~rslty 4': Thr 100,enime
1 rOJ.lns tell to 5-9 d~ \ant.J .\nJ \ alk~ e'J>3nJL-0 a · t\\Clj>Oint h.tlfttmt hulgc 10 .1 4 c. ,t, leaJ going into '\ I ~-foot JUm pshot b) Johnson
tht.' t1nal period lollo" ing a steal b) Chm Ph ha -.ould
Jun111r Ohq·r kd l n1 \Wlh II\ f)<)llll\ Pat proH to t'IC the onl) 'iCOnng 1n
l L'lft.'11 had L' O'en1mc
STAN
GRANCH
He's living with a constant I .. V.
GIRLS SPORT ~
the conlem ol lhc entire tam11\ at 1h1'
ume
firslround pla)'ofTpmcapin 1 C OSC tO recovery Muir hehadbetnpract1c1n1 1he
fromknee Injury ~~~~;~ndc\cryth1n1Sttmed
Ex-CdM. Bruin ace
has other priorities
with daughter Erin
Enn came to her father ont n1Kht
sa)tnl he had a lea problem .. I
mas cct her lea. thtnll.1n I could &<'I
her o'er the pain. Buu ft" da)s later
he ,.ent to heT mother and \;ltd 'he
,.as bloaled and didn't fee l aood \\c
1ook her to the d<xtor and the> found
a huic 1umor an her abdomen " On theopcnin1t1p-ofT.JuSt a half·
teeond into the contest. he rc-1nJured
her knee to the point that he nttdcJ
rcconstructt"e surtef').
On Feb 29. Krau~ had the Uf1Cf')
Ten days later. hcstancd thtnpy.
and ahhouah she ha$ not qu11c
resumed toherpnorform. \he" 'cry
close
Krautt WI\ told that it would be 6
co IOmonthsbeforr hecouldcven
thankabOut play1ft1 belkclbell apin.
However. the .S·fooc-.S xnior h~'
retvmcd &o help Manna to 1 12.J
man.after the V1ku~as took the "'
ronl0Wt0a c:hamp1on1h1p of tht-
ManM-£.daton T OW'fta.l'ACftt.
MHonnlly. I did not ah nk we could
tt( off to I 12· J SW\. not With all & he fPI•• ... llAalllA '8/112)
~nd orr~o part
81 HOWARD L. HANDY ...,,...c. .... I • 2 •
John Vallely has nwn to the hci&ht"
ot stA.rdom 1n the pme of ba kc16all
Ht ha been the 6c t he rould be tn
rollea.iatc circles a a member or t~o
' AA champ1onsh1ps teami at UC LA under Coach John Wooden.
Hehn pla~ed with a am• numbri'
or oumand1n1 playcn mclud1n1
Karttm ~bdul·Jabbar (Lew *'lc:1ndor
wh.tn he was Vallely's teammate at
( ) and he spent thrtt )'ean 1n the
NBA befort bccom1nJ a p~)tr<oach
an Europe for a )tar.
But noth•n& has shaken the
p6casan t. chttif ul rounicna nee or the
torona dtl Mar HIP and 0ra,. Coa t Colltat .,aduatc than his
prtttnt .Mtuauon. John and wife
Kam" hatt two children and hve 1n
Cwpot1 leech et ahe ~·· time. Son Eric drlwt ~ from has
father who·~ "He's •«h fwther *"" '" hit ..... C9ftltf ••• 13 , .... I "' M tMI tune. Ht plays ~ ........... ICK'Cel'. but
--·~'····· wtlcft he ttl petd9cf IM .. = .. He'•ello• .............. ................... Dalll*f £ria ii lM OM wltodrlWI
"t a 10 nn has 1ht dreadC"d
cancer
"When the operated 1n <Xto~r.
they told U\ the) had removtd 97
pcrttnt of the can<:cr but that he
wo uld ha\c to u nd c1ao
<1'1cmotherap tiutmcnt tor l\\O
years.
"This ha bttn 1he b1gcst balllc of
m) hfe and I am 'un: 11 ha., bttn for
Karen and Enc a ~ell. lc:1 alone
Enn," John say~
Hert'i a copy of an an1clc John
~rote IC'eral day an.er Enn wa\
operated on· ·
It i entitled' "It Won ·1 Be Lort1
Unfll You Nttd An I. • .. -by John
Vallely.
Preface: ftc'r thrtt da)t of '1tt1n1
•1th my ca.wptn, Enn, 1n the ln~nt1ve Catt Unet of Onldftn·s
HOIPita&ol~ CCMlllty, at came to
rM dlM aa da• llt•UOll thtft WU ....... '° .. pined Lift Md , ..... .., become~ ,,..le and .,.,.. ................. Al• e.y "' Iller bed •t.oaked .., ..
to u 1n""'81 va_. (I. V .) ~ ...............................
thc•fl ...... itMt,lhO....,eobf ..hooked up .. 'Thm.. l clecicW to
............ .,'--.....
Buketball l• bat a comer now ln Joba vaUelj•• ~ti•
~ntc about th1 1ntcrc tint parallel.
0
Life. \Jl('(uhar tllt ofbe1n1t h "'
ona.in\ 1n crtat1on The beainntnJ..
the cu11cncc of hft and life.' ton-
ey'• shUffte may
rettarn to end zone
for Sunday's game
C INCINNATI -lckcy Woods' end
llC>M lbufne may be brouaht beck for
tum'RJ'I AFC Chan'lpionship pmc, if he
ICOlel a \o\adMSown and if the Cincinnaai ae-llcan afl'erd a S-yard peoalty. -'1'he rookte Nnnina ~k danced his hcan out the
last time Cinonnati played the Buffalo Bills.
Woods had one of hi' best days in a 3S-2 I victory
lut No vembtt. rushina for I 29 yards and thrtt
IOUcbdowns. He celebrated the touchdowns with his
unusual lbuftle, ...,..vatina the Bills and draw1ng an
ofticial's f1ls. That pme marked the end of the end zone shuffle -Woods now does his little dance on the sideline af\cr
beteoratoprcvenla fivc--yard penalty for violating the
rule 18ainst excessive celebrations.
IJenpls Coach Sam Wyche has left open the
pouibility of turning the running back loose in the end zone in lhe rematch at Riverfront Stadium.
"I'd like to see it often," Wyche said of the shuffle.
.. Buffalo is aood, and we'll sec how many times we do
tbaa. If we get into the situation whcrc the five-yard
penalty maybe doesn't matter and we want to malcc a
statement, l guess that would be the time it would
happen. But I don't foresee it.
.. lckey and our f,ns have grown accustomed to
him comina to the sideline where it's not aoina to a.aunt
anyone, it's not goina to delay the game. The fans set
what they want. and that's the excitcmcnl of seein& tbe
shuffle and lckcy celebrates his score. And. I think
everybody's happy when we do it that way."
The Bills weren't thrilled with the dance when they
saw it first-hand Nov. 27.
"J don't dia his act much," nose tackle Fred
Srncrlas said. "He's a kid, he gets a little excited."
The Slluffle - a maneuver devised by tht second-
round dran choice from Nevada-Las Vegas -has
caught Cincinnati's fancy. if not the Bills'.
Quote of the day
Sam Bewle, whose bn'ken Jq has mended,
after his first full practice in more than a year with
the Portland Trail Blazers: "You can jog all you
want. But the only way that would act you ready is
if you ran into a truck or a tekpbonc pole once in
a while. You run into a fire hydrant. then get up
and run another quaner-mile. That's what
basketball is like.''
Laker& move to 11-0 at home
MycMI n.m,._ scored 10 of his m season-high 27 points in the third quarter
and JamH Wertiiy had 2S Wednesday
night as the Los Angeles Lakers remained
the only unbeaten home team in the NBA with a
l 33-l 20 victory over the Portland Trail Blazers. The
two-time defending league champions, who have lost
their last seven road games. have won all 11 games at
the Forum this season and 18 regular-season games in a
row, dating back to a one-point defeat against Denver
last March 25. Clyde Drexler led the Brazers with 33
points ... In other NBA games: Terry C.anattags scored
27 points and Milwaukee fought off a founh-quaner
rally to defeat the Clippers at home .. 110-1 02.
Meanwhile, rookie forward Dauy Maulaa, the top
'draft pick of the 0 1ppers, hyperextended his nght knee
in the game and was scheduled for X-rays today m Los
Anaelcs ... Phocni~ o utscored Bos1on. I ()..3, in the last
21/J minutes and the Suns, led by Tom Cbmbers! 33
pofots, broke a nine-season Bos1on Garden losing
slJUk with a I 06-104 victory over the Celtics ... Treat
'hdter's 3-point shot capped a 20-0 fourth-<Juaner s~n that boosted visiting New York from a 17-point
deficit to a I 05-96 v1ctol'y over New Jersey ... Waymu
Til4ale scored 24 points, including dght in a final·
period run that gave Indiana the lead for good. as the
Pacers snapped a nine-game losing streak with a
I J6-J 13 victory over Atlanta in Indianapolis ... Terry
Ca~ce scored 21 points to lead the way as
Washinaton crushed Charlotte, 109-86. 1n Landover,·
Md .... Cllri1 Mllllla scored 26 points and Golden State
ble'tV most of a 23-point lead before defeating Miami.
109-100, in Oakland. The Warriors. playing af\cr a
seven-day layoff, won for the sixth time in their last
sev.cn home games after sconng J9 points 1n the first
quarter.
IN THE BLEACllBR8
ME.?
OH, I ~T
PlAY (,Clf ...
ti
1f
I •
Dr. Feldman's fall from grace was swift and he
was Inevitably branded a heretic and shunned
by his peers In th.e medical community.
No; 2 Syracuse upset by Pitt
Sophomore guard Seu Miller had 22 m
points to lead Pittsburgh's baianced scor·
ang and the Panthers gave No. 2 Syracuse
its first loss of the season, an 8 l-76dccis1on
Wednesday night in the Big East Confc~nce opcnC'I' for
both schools ... In other college basketball: l elali
WiWams' two free throws with 21 seconds remaining
proved to~ the difference as No. 13 Louisville stopped
VitJinia. 74-71 ... Jay Edwards scored 24 poin1s as
Indiana beat No. 14 O hio S'8te. 1S·6S. in the Big Ten
opeoer for both teams ... 'ReQle Huso• scored 20
points and LeR01> Ellis and Claris MlU1 each had 18 and
Kentucky upset No. 20 Georgia. ~65. in the
Southeastern Conference .... Tyrone HUI ~ored 27
poin1s and pulled down a career-hiJh 12 rebounds to
lead Xavier of Ohio to a 11 8-113 victory over Loyola
Marymount.
Jets ·pass Canucks in Smythe
Dale Hawercbak scored twice as lii1
Winnipeg downed visiting Vancouver, 4-2. •
Wednesday nidlt in the NHL The victory
gave the Jets 31 points. one more than the
Canucks in the race for the final playoff benh in the
Smythe Division ... Elsewhere in the NHL: In
Edmonton, Jart K•rri snapped a severt-game drought
witn two goals as the Oilers downed Quebec. 4-2 ..
Brtu Lawtoa scored at 3: 19 of overtime. giving
Hanford a S.-4 victory in Buffalo ... Briaa M•llen and
Brtu Lfftcll scored third-period goals as the New York
Ranacrs overcame a three-goal deficit to tic Washing-
ton. J-3, at Madison Square Garden ... Ger.rd Gallant
scored three goals and netmindcr Gres Stefaa stopped
33 shots as Detroit snapped a four-game losing streak by
beating visiting St. Louis. 4-2.
Televislon1 radio
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Riverside holds off Rustler s' r a ll '78-77
RIVERSIDE-Golden West Col-
lege rallied from a 12-point dcficn in
the second half to challenie River-
side. but the Tigers held on for a 78-77
men's community collcgc basketball
victory in the Orange Empire Con-
ference opener for both teams
Wednesday.
The Rustlers. who appeared a hnle
··intimidated" early. accordina to
Coach Jim Greenfield. got things
under control af\er shooting only 37
percent in the fint half.
Golden West hit 48 percent in Lhe
SWIMM ING
_ .... _-~~ ----
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second 20 minutes to pull wnhm two.
6S-63, before the Tigers made another
run. David Yamate's )-pointer with
10 seconds left made It 78-77. but a
near steal aft.er the inbounds proved
futile.
Riverside held Golden West's lead-
ing scorer Markus Muller-Stach to
three pomlS 1n the first half. but the
sophomore scored 16 second-half
points to finish with a tc:am-h1gh 19.
Steve Moser added 18 and Eiben
Davis had 1) pointsand I 0 an1su for
the Rustlers. I S-5.
ln women's acuon;
Goldea West Ill, Riverside 54:
Claudette Jackson scored 19 p<>tnts
and KJm Wilson and Lon TotosL
~ch added 18 as the Rustlers. 7-1 4.
brccz'd in th~1r conference opener
Donna Gondringcr added 14 points
and Ott~ u~r had 11. Gr"•••• H, Oraqe Coast '8;
Melayne Green. Kim Ellerman and
Pa"' Leuta each scored 10 poinu for
the Pirates. 8-11. but poor shoo11na
cost Oran&e Coast 1n the non-
confcrcncc lo s to the Griffi ns.
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l.V •••• r.-•a inClftjd WO.ted.
After •IDlfOUI CUIDIDlllOftl over a Cwo-clly period. it trtMdecided Erin
would Deed ~ 10 mnovt a
rapidly •~• tumor. Her last words IOIDI an~~ as she beJd ~>'hand weft: .. o.ddy. will you pray
•Of me?" Off 10 ahe· opttatil\I room
sh( wtnl.
...,,. UI MIUft. bad tieee 97 fctCCM
removed. He •med °"""llllC M be
... die,.. coald ~ w f'llOl~ed ~ l.Mrap1. The pMieftt aow rau an recovery with u l.V. booUd inlO her chest.
The I. V. iudmmillend wim ~ dnp
rnctbod and 8C11 •a MCMy IOUf'CC of ~ief. The rOld WIH W hard 10 tra.a.
beee fAir. Wiiy dOa HC alloiw thriit IOvc. peace1 mt, encou,.mtn1, dlillll IO~? Could 11 be He has hope from h•• eternal l.V. 'Y'&cm.
Illa •Id .... lalea ud 1mperf«1 Jau1 took the brokennea, tbc &ears
world to • cM 1e1 Hil perfechon? and t1't Pl•n and w-a umficcd b)· tht
Wil my '*8ted. loYetv. caru~ 9· F11hcr. JtSu • cruM>ed by theifaiher ,._..old litl ltl well'? What if 1tlc so that we meaht hi\ e hope and trust
dona't? Oh; tllle .. an! Mon: tears to and love. now. For me. hav1n1 rt(T1ved Chrm. ml
If you •~ travehna w1thou1 God'•
I. V .. I encourate )'OU to c.onlidtr one. I believe every. PfflOft will have &O
deal WJth the bi•" lt:lt of hfe. Do you have God'• {.V.? .. 0
John Vallcl~ v.-roac thaurtacle three days after his dau&httT Enn was
operated on Enn IS now at horM. nd~ her bicycle 11then she feels 900d
and 1 trying to return 10 a normaTlife.
But two years of c.oMtant
chemotherapy includina several da)s each month 1n the hotpttal, arc a
constant reminder to the entire
Vallely family that the road 1s Iona 1n
front of them.
;r}\e doctor, after S hours and IS
minutts cl'Mfled Vtith bed and lood news. The tumor, .._flt in "tt and
As I ~ to the dcpcht of sP!ritual 0n and became dii.-
oncnted I was Ml")'. holu" and
distrustful. ,The tea" cmeraed
without nocice. •in and IPJn. How can tbu bC happcn1na? GOCt has not
MULLIG '&·V fullenonwouldbe5_.•ithallofthe ~.,. • • • problcmsnhashad,mcludioasome
P'roaa81 ..
around hcrehanceh them play. Ut.ah
Stale was packed second 1n tbe lca,ue
!n the PttSCaSOn poll and they are 2· 7
in nonconference play. but 1n thetr
last pme they lost to I nd1ana -at Indiana -by 12. Not bad!
defections.
San J~ State is always tou&h at
home.
0
In I.be dnKhs of dttpe.ir. life is l. v .. I continue to pray for Ood s tcmbly con(u11nt unlll one rnh1.n relief syitem to aet me throu&h I
that trust lft I perfect Ood will be the desperately oced a continuous now or
only encou,..ement to hold onto. love, patience, understandina.
God's ways are not our ways. Even 1f trenath and cncouraacment wh1cn
wt could look 1n Qn His plan~ could · ultimately develops trust Education.
not understand. It's too bia. totally wisdom. knowlcdae. business and
awtt0me, too <Seq>. The only altema-material P<>$SCSs1ons become tnv1al
t1Ve tO the depttSSJOn IS to rest IR tru t When COnffc,>nltd With the true test Of that God hua plan for each and every hfe which 11 to cumine truth con·
one of us Wben I choose this lauer cem1na ones perce~uon or God. In
coul"lt, my spirit begins to nsc and m) deepc t depression. I have found
hope bcains to spnng forth Only lhe · with v1v1d clanty that the only
trust allows me to rest. Byt the war meaning for tlus hfe is to have
aoes on. relauonslups with one another and
The war is with my unw1lhngness with God.
·· he gets a push (office call tftat·
ment) once a week and once a month
has to return to the hospital for two to
four days of treatment depcndana on what protocol demands," John adds. .. At the end of five months (March)
the s11uauon v.111 be rc~valuattd and
the future will be determ1ntd at that
time."
New Me.ucoStatc is 6-3 and plays
&rcat h.alfcourt defense
Long Beach Statc]>icked up Ille in
Dcccmbcrafttta very difficult sched-ule, and who thouaht that Cal State
Any of you who have any advice.
· please keep it to yourwtr, u I took too inuchurly in the year and have now
decided to be my own coach.
0
HaveagreJtandhappy 1989,and remembtt what Buddy Ryan said. By
Lbe way. he lost to the Bears last
Saturday.
to let 10 There 1 a selfish desire -Although this world has fallen the Orih, that wants everythina to go away from God, thttt 1 aV1l1lable to
my war. This 1s human nature .. away aJI the never cndinJ dnp and now of
from God'' Jo th.is faUcn world. God's eternal I. V ~use lam flesh .
imperfect as it is. there 1s obv1ou ly I expcncn« the horrendous burden
&JUI pain, hatred, creed and dtath of pain which finds reltef onl) when I
The onl)' peace I have found 1n this plu& in God's I. V. ordeal 1s when I draw near to m) The battle aocs on nd I pray that
ere.tor From him. I fcer drops of God's will "'ould be to heal my Enn
Enn m1&ht get 10 go back to school next )'ear out that is in the future.
R1&ht now. tht' thouahts and pra)ers
of~er family and f nends are constant-
ly with her 1n her battle against o
disease t~at can stnkc at an)one at
an) time an life.
................
J ohn Valle)J, u a member or the 1968 UCLA Bndu.
Hers 1s not a battJe to be won alone.
She has an army of supporten including her <kvotcd family, pulhna
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1 t e•pt 0 roid • ){s, o! ~1en oJOers • ptosrtctivt bS• t rl cvtr tht
te1tphone . esJd rs reQU s:i 1 11 •s o f plan holders~•r• a dvised that ~•list
"Ill bt curunl & et the d1t• of ttQ Ht and t?"41t t. • uq :t should • ; d
·~ to ellov for ~r l all G r fee .
Th• idd•r"I •11er.tion 11 d irect~ 10 the pr•vialona ln Section A.
•rroposal equlra enis an~ CondltSons.· re1a:41n' tht r•quSr•••nt1 i nt
condi tieni ~tSch ~. uet obstrvt in the p:epata~~on o! lht rropoaal fo and
t c aub .sslon o! t~o id.
o~es1ion1 on interpr•t a tl o~ of lhl Plans end Special
th• oat• tchedul•d fc: bid o~•~l c shall b• addrea1t4 lO P•
Pr•J•ct tn'i11u L er co runc.1co >,lento <5~-2•0.S), Proj •Cl
Ln(~nttttn1 hpu•ho:.
rrowlttcns prior t•
l a Jones (ll -~ 9~)
tnilcee:•a
ror bi t reiult1 co~l•tl lc)l•rd Clo11or., Conat:~ctten OS•!alcm a c
C11 •) -7'10.' I
O\t tic:is co~ctrnin' po:r~a• o! Pllll• and $pecla1 J:o•la1or.s ~ o lt
a4!dr1•1•c ao t t caati1 :, tl'.J., til·) l •-3•!f.
t y o:oe: o! • • oa.~c o! ~u-1:vi10:1 e! c •
Ota re tou:iiy, tal1~c:~ia.
t.:. •
Clerk. of l a..r4 ot s.,.rYS.era
0.celilbu 29, 1988 o! oa • ~tJ, C:.lUenl•
and January 5, 198
for her every step of the way.
rta.IC NOTICE MUC NOTICE Mt.JC NOTICE
NOTICE TO 1n1r~ar ien ... and prop-NOTICE nent l'lefeto ta CleSCno.d 1n ITATlmNT Of STEPHAME ANN LONG
CMDITCMtl erty relalltlQ 10 Trtntteror t '"VFTINO 8C>S geMfal u t ll furniture, fix· AaANDOll•VT Of IT IS HEMBY ORDERED
""'IUANT TO pluhc and recontlruct1._. CC-70I lurH a no equipment UMOfFlCTinOUI th•l .. ,ertonal!l .... edil'I
UW'C)Njl surgery bu11neu Notice 1s hereby given th•t togelller wi111 the gooctwlll a utMtl NAMC the INlttet atoreuld ~
COllMIRCIAl 1 The bul61 1ren11., 11 to Maled Olds 11r111 be reGel~ Md trade n•me of thet cer The lollowlng persona bef0<e ttws ~ In Oepen-
COOI oc auuc be consummated on 0t •tte' by the C11y ol Huntinglon tetn Shell ~V!Oe amon bull-hewi ebandoned the u• ot ment No 3 at 700 Cl\lte: TitANUI" AND January 28, 1989 " the OI· S.ach •t th• olliee of the '*' and lS loc:eted al th• FlctlttOUI BualnHa C«1141f Driw Weet, Senla
NOTICI llc.M of lhe Trensler0t 3145 City Clefk at City Hell 2000 18976 BrOOllhurll. F®nla1n Name AMERICAN HOTEL A.na. Caltfonwa, on JANU-
"""IUMff TO PorterCX1wi.PeloA1to.Ca11. Main StrHt. Huntington Valley.CA92708 LIOUIOATORS, 1416 A.RY 31, 1919, et 200
MCTIOM MtO lorril• 94304 Buen. Can1om1a until the The bUtlneat name ulld Spuroeon SI • Sult• 418, o c10C* P M., and then end
Of THI 8 'l'hlt bUtk trentlet la not hour of 2 oo p m on J8/lu8fY by the Mid 1ran1terortal 11 Sania Ana. Cehl 92701 there lhow cauM, If Wff'I they
CAUf<>flHIA aublile1 10 the pro1111lont ol 19. 1989. at wtileh 11me they said location It TONY'S The Flc11tlout Bualneu ~. why ulcl pethlon fOt
CIV1l CC>oe Of Section 6106 ot tile Call-will be Ooene<1 and P\lbhely SHELL Nll'M reletrld lo abo,_. wat cnanoe of neme "'°'*1 not ~D lorrua Uml0tm Commetclel end rnd aloud 1n lhl Coun· Thal MIO bUlll tr811tl« 11 tiled in Or1n941 County on befanted. Tit,_,.,IR Of Code ~I Chembeta for the Main Intended 10 be oontum-May 2 7, 1118 7 FI l E I IS FURTHER oro.r.d
NRSOMAI. 11 The bUlk transfer mey StrMI Parking Struecure meted II the off~ ot 0o NO F345037 thel a CoPY of thll O<der to "'°"RTY conttttut• •transfer ot P«· s.wer and water Metn• portuntty Etcrow 734 N Vicki• Rubin, 14 IS ahOw c:auee be publletl9CI In WITHOUT sonal property 'ln•d• by •Construction in the City ol lutltnAvenue Oranoe.Cali· Spurgeon St Sant• Ana. theOrMgeCoeetOelyPMoc,
*MEOtATI peraon na111ng 11'1 Ille ttme Hu11Ut1gton BHcrl l0<nla 112007 on or enet Cat1I 92701 • ~ of ~I
TitANUIR OI! the polMUl<)n ol lhe PfC>P· A Mt of pa.nt IC)eCtli-January 19, 1989 Thie bueiMla WU con-c:ateulation. ~ In UllJ
'°•aElltON • er1y and nol accom~ ceuons ano other con11.c1 TN• bulk 1ran11et IS wt>-ctucted by an lnchY!Oual county et leM'I once• ...t
NOTICE IS HEREBY bytnltTlmed•al•del•vetylOI ldoc:umentl m•ybe0bl8Jned iect 10 CeltlOtn•• Uniform This ttatement .... filed tor~ c:onaecutiw weeka GIVEN lowed by an .c1ue1 and con on o.c.mt>et 21 1984 at the Commerdal CO<Nt Sectton wotn the County CMrk of Or-PflOr 10 the 0-V of Mid t!Mr·
1 Thal• botk 1ranstet 1111nuedct1angeoll)OIMNlon Oeper1m1nl ol Public 6106 ange Counly on o.c:.mt>et tng abOUt 10 be mede ol the propetty w11h1n lhe Work• 2000 Ma.n Slreet The n.,.,,. and lddr.,. ol 15, 1988 Dai.cs DEC 19 1818 •
2 The nerne eno business mMrnng of S.Ct1on 3«0 ot Hun1tt1gton Beach Celt the person ••th wnom Publilhed Orange COU1 ...-1 L. ...-nc. .,..
eddrMMS of the transferor Ille Ca1tlorni1 Q\111 CoOe tornt•. upon rec41i.Pt ol ..
1
c:1atm1 may bl Mid 11 Op-Daily Pitot o.c.nt>et 22. 29 of..._._.,.. Cewt. ao tar u knOMI by lhe tran•· Oeted Dece mber ?9 non·rtlundabte tee of pottunoty Etetow 734 N 1988 Januaty 5 12 1919 SI~ Ann Rooerts.
ter ... Aleofl Surgoc&I Inc , 1988 $ tO 00 lushn A~. Orange CA Tl\.-19'3 23280 •8 CK*"f9 Street, EJ we The Cooper Comptntff ALCON SURGICAL INC Each btd an.it be m.o. on 92M7 and the last dr; tor Tot0. CA 92S30
Inc (•he ·Transl1110t l 34 t5 rr,,,,, .... By MNNEn l111e P1opoeaJ Form .,,a in hhtlQ c:le.ms by any a e011or Pta.IC NOTICE Publl9hed Oranoe CoMt Portlf Of111e. Palo Allo Cali· l lllVEMllAM AulhOnl.0 the tMM« proY>OeO lfl lhe sn&ll be January 18 1989 Deily PllOt Oeclnl~ 21.
l0tn11 94304, 75 Willow Agen1 contract 6oeuments end lwn.dl •• lhe buliMM d9'f tT•Tllltt•"'!,. ,.. 1Mt. Jin*)' 5, 12, 19.
Ro.a Menlo Pt1k Cell· ALA oe7a7 INlt be accornpenoed by • belore lhe c.oneumm41tton .. '"'' _. 1989 torrve 94025 222 E Cebr11lo PublllMd Orange Cout c.r1111ee1 0t c;uh.., s checl< oate spec;illld abo"9 AIANOOllMEMT Of Th 1"
t , Suite 300, Senta Oe•ly PllOI Jtnu9fy 5. 1989 or e b1C1 bond tor not 1ess1 Oa1 1d O.cembt r 20, U~ ... Of '1Ctaw:::.'
s.rwa Calllorn19 93101, Th-205 than IO"'t ol lhe emoun1 or 1988 -Hanger Santa Barbera Alr-the blO mt<M peyable to the MAl'OU'l' ADllS.AN In· The ~:f persona
pof1 sariia Berber a, Wood.. PUBllC NOTICE City oi H11nt1ng1on Beadl tet\deel Trantflf.. ha\19 • the uM of
Ide Hou.se 420 F-.tnll Rd L•bor Code or 11\e Sia•• ot Published Orange Coell th• Flcllliou• BualnHI JOHNSON
Woodlide. Cah10tn11 ~4062 ,.tt:;,:'To Celllorn•• end othlf l1w1 or Dally Pilot January S 1989 ~~~oi~s~7~~~~11~ VEST ANNA ELLEN
Campua. AJtons, 1rvine , Cali· CREDITORI tlle S1a11 01C•hforn111PP11· Tt.-203 All9nue 1rvine Cllllt 92714 JOHNSON passed t0tnla 17701 Cowan Av Of IUUC c.ble thefetO . .,.tn the IK· l'ne 'F lltl ' 8 alMU '
enue, Irvine, C1tllorn1a T9'ANIFUI ~uon only ot weh va11-P\ll.IC NOTICE Name et!r1e1°':: .~ ... wae away -lanuary 3, 1989
92714, 1902 McGew Av-111001 "'" may be requited lted ' Or Cou Ill Orange. CA Mrs. enue Irvine Celllornla (S.CI 1101-unde( thl apec;1e1 11e1utff K...U 1 In tnQI 11~ on J ._ ' · ed 1121 1• 180i t<etterlng IJ07U.C.C.) pur.u.,-.11own.c:hproc.ed· FlCTITIOUSIU•IM(H May IO tUS Ill Onll90n ll surviv
llrvlne Celllornre 927 15 Nolie. II hlttby gilfi!n to 1ng1 hel'eunder are , ... .,,, NAME HATEMINT NO f:278IS8. by hff d.lught.er Mar-
182 1 KettawlQ Irvine Call-c:red1tors ol the wllhln an0 "#h!Ctl "-,,. not beet\ Ttte tollOWlng peor90na .,. Jonn D LuMI & Son jon~ Lueke and ton
torn1a 92715 17241 Murpfly nam«S lrentfe.0tl•l "'" e 1uper11ded oy 1 he OOlnO bWIMSI u 17550 Giiien• AV9nue C:"· o-ck Johnlon -....A. SlrHI Irvine Cal1torn1e1bUI\ trensler 11 abOut lo be prov1sion1 ol the Labor EXECUTIVE INVEST· totnla. tNIM Clltt 927 1 . ' ... ~ ...
9211• 836·844 Buttel"'*de ol ~ton•• proe>e<tf eo0e Preletenoe to ~I MENT GROUP 2524 1 S.C.untb Pacific Slit• children Douglas
Str .. t. Redoing Cehl()fnla ""'r!'..."'~~ac:rl ~· neu 11\911 be gtv.,, oniv tn 1he PaMO oe AllOI Su·•• 250 ~or~~. 2 ,r~~":' r.~: M. h 0 n . D on a Id
90001 1246 Redwood 8IVd ... n., . ..,,t """ manner pr~ 0., ''"" ~n• Hats CAld 926$3 "San" Mahon M 0 Redding Cel•IO<fll• 96002 adOreu ol lhe intended No boc:l lh•ll be cons.a..~ I w~ llTI T Whit• Ill tGen· 927 1' R h ... M h . .
1248 Red¥rood Blvd . Red-trenslet()((ll .,, MUCHO unlell •I II m.oe on •.lorm eral P1rtne11, .-.a1e11H n"s bualMll wu coo-IC ah• a o n.
ding Cel<lorn .. 96002 5020 MUNCHIES •NC • • C.li· l\Kntstled by ,,.,. Oty 01 ,:.,m, II.emu.it H•••ll Ol.lc:ied by•~· pertner D 1 a n a Mah on .
Mounla.n Lakes Blvd Red-f0tnt1 CotPQ4'etlOf\, 427 C Hvnhngton a..cn "'° IS 96743 *"'P Maureen Maho n,
Oing Cal•torni.IMIOOl 2220 E l7thStree1 Costa ""'" "*'411ruccordanee11r1tn1t1e ~ 8 ~ 1Gen· ""-Jlllement wu 'i*S J k J hnson V~-Ritchey Santa Ane . c.11· CA 92627 PfCMSIOftt ot ine prQOOMI .,... p.,.,,,.,I 1471 ~oees w.th the Coun1y Olertl ot Or· a e .. o .. • '°'"'' 92705 3-420 Centrer The toc:•t'°" " ca~l0tn•t requvemenll A.,. St Helene Cahl tnOI CounlV on o.c.mbef t.anna Larry Nullh.
Exptuswey Sante Clar• ol the Chtel n~utove ot1tc•1 Each b•dder musi 0.19457'4 • 12• tNt Richard Johnson,
Ct11lorn•• 9505 t .0793, 9449 or pronctpel bu~ Oll<A l•CenatO 1'10 •••o P• • • ~ CotP<>fatlOn. •CM· Publilhlod 0r8C'QI \?.cal I ~ Loo JohNOn. CarrOll Park Or•••. San ol lhe int.,,o.d 1ran1llf0! •• Q~to«f u r~ueo t>y ...... rornia eotponl.on tO..• Oaity Pi604 o.cen-w 15. 22 K J h 01 C•••totn a 92121 cu """ 11 •bo"e · 90 ,,.,. City COunol of lhe P•tnet 3800 Ea t Cout 29 l918 J.,_,.,y 5 im •t ryn ° nson, 92WB<~ Deer RO . San stal•I 27S4 Eas• Paol.oc C11yotHuntingtOf'IBffehr.-, HIQtl Co<ON Oel Mer. Th·t7s M.icluleJJohnson.V ...
(*Oo.Cat110fnoe92121, 177 ~~~1~6:l Co<on• Oii ..,......,,,.ngn110,.,.c1eny1eai.t s 'PWUC M)flC( 1tauon will be Fnday,
N Wolle Rd Sunn.,-.,a " or a<I bidt
1
Th•• business 11 con January 6 from 4•00
ce111or11•• 9 4086 330 ·-~" .'?.t0hlf bu"~ ~ By tne ora.r ot the C•ty ouc1e0 by • gef1«al Pll''' KMIClt p M to 9 00 p M ·at
Cl'taroot All9nue S•n JOM .,..., """ ''""' u..., _, Council ot Ille Cl1y 01 Hunt• o«tnlP • FICTITIOUS MIS#Clt C•ltl0<n1a 95131 2616 0. tnleo<Sed lr•11st4110t ••lh•n inglon Beach Cehlorn .. the The reo111rant com-NAME ITATE•NT pa Cl f I C VI ft W
charO Patlo.••Y Sen Jose lhr .. yM<S '*'' PHI :d::, 5th day ot Oec:eml* 1988 menced 10 1ranaact ou.,. Tne tollowtng per90ns ere Mortu ry Funeral
c.l1lo1n1a 9513• 2801 Or I.I known to lhe int COftftte ~octr••J. c"' neea under t11e IM:toltOUI ooeng bUSlneu•t I w ll be Sat·
Ulatd Park_..y Sert Jose lli1t1sler .. t1e (II none 90 C*11 of the Ctty of H\lnl• bullH'!Ut nlf\"lil or n9mn BURNS STAINLESS, 1013 St"r'VlC@S 1
CalllOtnla 95134, 2801 Or ' ... ,.,NONE lftttlOft llNcl\ I 51~ •bc>Ye ~ Novem~ w 181tl Str .. t Cosl• M.... w'Ciay. January 7 at
ctlard Pi1kMY San Jose The ~rnelsl •n<l bUStneu tooo MW! ltr"t IT1A) 1s 19118 Cahl 9~27 11 00 A M . at Pll('lfic
Cahlom1a 95134 55 W add'"' of the ontenoed S.-5'3, Ja"'9eM lrvtn• Prettoent Jonn R Burnt !04 View :1 New-
Trtmble Rd San Jose C11t 1ran1t1re11s1 11• DOS P\tb41etled Otente c-11 Th11 sletement wu hied Aveni09 Cumbfe. Newpon 'p f
forNa 9S13\. One S Fett· LOCOS ENteRPRISES O.ity'9toto-tnbef22.21. wittl"tM-0ounlyCl4tf ·oH)•-"BiNch C&llt t1"0 port.. &e:I IC
llMM Suite C G01e1t C.tt INC • <.•1tforn1a C0<P<>f 1-. UltllMJ s. 1• ~County on December Ric:ll E Popoy111 272'92 [ View Mortuary, Ot·
r0tn1a 93117 '2865 Pomona 10tion ;4 l~5CVAI0~2~i:nt1<n Th·11319 l9U J&rOtnH, MIHIO,, Vte)O rectors 644·2700 81Yd Pomon• Calolorn•• "'* o.n " ~~ 1 ___ _ _
91788 Tllet tl\e property Plfl•· PUBllC NOTICE PuOl ll'tld O.ange Coe.11 Th• butlnesa os con·
3 The neme .no buti.,.. nenl ';''~ "F~~"~1~ 0-"t PtiOI Det«'nbet 15 '2 OUCted b't • ~ PW'· PACIFIC YfEW lddr-ol tne 1tt1ster .. 1s 09!* E11erow No ~ t9N Jtl'utry 5 11189 ner-"'P I Alcon Surg<•I Inc llhe RESTAURANT •nd '' 4tU-MC tll 169 Tt1e teg1tt11nt com· ME.MOfttAL PAflK
Jranallf" I 6201 South 10c41tld 11 427 C E 171" NOTICE TO "*'°90 10 t1antae1 bu»-~•Mott~
Freewey F0<1 Worlh Te••s S1tMt Cotia MtH CA CMOfTCMtl Of P\&.IC NOTIC£ neet vndlf the t.c:t11tou• Ct\apej • Crem•tOfY
76115 92827 •ULK "'ANUUI butonell f1tme C)I ,...,,._ 3500 Peohc v-0r ....
c All othe1 oua•neu The ~.,.., n•me "Md (S.C.. 1101· K....U lltled al>Olle on ~ I, ~ 8eectl names""' •dOressu uMd by the Mid 1rllt\S11toruc111 ~ 1107 U C.C.) ~TITIOUl IU ... •a 1988 g.u 2100
by tne Tt~teror w In.ti the said IOUltOn • M H Not.c:e II hertby g • .., to NAMI ITAT£MIENT Jenn R 8urM
1hr .. yaors lat out so tar MUNCHIES 1 c•.0·1ou of I"• w1111 n The rolowing ~' ••• Tl\o1 ttat"'*'I toed as •• lllW>Wf\ 10 ll'te Trent Thal "'° bu """., •t r141"'90 tr11nsJ•01lll that • ~OU,_,..,•• with 1ne County ci.r-ol Or
,., .. .,. Cooc>lfV•StOn lne lflllf\ded IO t>e CO""'"'' bUlk tranater •• at>Ou1 to ~ NA TlONAL EOUCA TION 9nQe County on o.c:.moer
5 Thel0c4lt!Ot'l•andgen· matldetlheottic:eot NEW· meo.one>efSOl'lllt)t~\' C ENTEfll 18400 Von 71 ...
eral 6etct!PhOtt ol IM P<OC>· POAT ESCAOW COMPANY, t1eteonat If ci.c:r•bld "''"'"" A•tnwe ir.•1ne FAOatO .,.'1 IO Doi ,,..,,1.,,.a .ti.¥ 1140 So Coltt Ori..e 1~ TM --Ot.;04+"*' ~
Trans•etor are fCosta ... CA ~Of'I or .Odrea ot 1t1e onlencled Net1one l E Oucaloon Delly Piiot O.Ceml>lf 15 22
l ltlf Januar, 2• 19,,., llanttlfot111 .,.. MICKEY Center •nc r ai tornte COi• 2t 1988 J•nuar'( 5 1919 Thepropetlylo betr1ns Tt1.,t>ull1.llas11f lttoul>flC' GULO 18976 -scooU•u•at po•at on t8400 von Th-tn
lett.O as defined Delo-to Cai•torn .. U<1ot0<rn Com f!®nt&on Va&ley CA 927G6 ic.arman A~1n1.1e Irvine
(t1'141 Pr~ty 1 •s tocetltd ,,_c..i eo0e S«t.on 8 1ot Tne 1oe1i'°" '" C•••forn•a c a1o1 9211 s I PUBLIC ..,nee
at IM IC)lloOwtnQ iOattions fne n-..a llOOt ... ofl01 1,,_ Ch4I eaacut•..a ..ittoee Tn•s bus•nen " con· 3 145 Porter Orrvt P~ A.110 ll'le perton w.lh "'hOm 01 prinopll bul•MSS ol11C19 ducted oy a COf PQ4'11t0n SUf'tNOll COtMT l~a11t0tt111 94304. 7~ WoflOw c1.,ms ,,..ay be ltlecl N!W· 01 !tit intended translefO< 11 rne reg11111n1 com Of CAUfOMe!A.
Aoacl Menlo Pat~ Cah ~T ESCROW COMPANY (II u.mt 11 l lXMI "° l'T)4!ncld to 1ren1.c1 Dull· COUNTY Of CMtAMGI torn.e 94025 222 E Cebnllo 940 So Colt• Ortve SI• lltll I SAME • nell unOlf the llclot!QUI In ltle Maner·ol ""AP9 ... ,st . Sull• lOO S1nt• ISO Cosll M-. CA t262f All othlf bulMf\etS n.,,,.. bUS>neN nerne Ot ~ ~hon al STEPHANIE ANN
Batt>era. Ce1tl0tn1a 113 tO t ATTN EtUow •U53SMC and IOdreues uMd t>y 1,.,, llttld lbOYI on 1983 R08ERTS IOf Change of
1>0f1 Santa 8t1tb•re Calt clams by 1ny crld1t0f ttltll '"'" )'Htl last paai '° tar denl No A 146222
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M Ot1uety • c.met .....
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N"Cl MIOT'HE"S 91ElLMOAOWAY
MOt1u•9')' • Cl't&t*
I 10 Broedwlly
Cotti Mese
842·91SO
IHanG« Santa Barb•• Air eno the Wt day lor t11ino,l(lt9f'lded lr61\tf9ror ,..thon Jellrtty " 9,111, V1e• Preli Name
!omit Woodllde ~,. 420 be January 23 1H9•""h 1.t 11 "nowt' 10 ttlt .ntenoeo Tn•s .iaiement w t1i.cs OADER TO ,
Fan'\ily Ao . WOOCI~ C.11 lht bu"°"' d•y befOtt Ille I II ~ IO .... th ttle County Cleflo, ol Or· SHOW CAUSE .... ,., •• Fl•••n
lornla 94062. C1mpu1 cOMumt"Mtton d•le IC)IC>-:,:7: ~:-~·I •noe County on Oeettl'IW F~ CHANGE Of NAME I
Al10t11 1r.1ne ca1t1orn1• llld ebo11e T " tnl(• .no bu.,,...., 9 ,9118 STEPHANIE ANN A08· 2983 Harbor Blvd 1170 I Cow•n A"•nue Oetld o.c.mt>.i t 111aa MjO'::.* ¢ ~l'te •t1lenclell ,..,.. EATS ha ltled a pelit!(ltl in
l1r111ne . Cahlorn • 112114 oos LOCOS iuinatlfeel•l .,. HAAOUT Publlst>ea Or•nge Cout thtt ~" 1or an 010et 111eoo-, Costa Mesa. CA 1901 McGaw Avenue n.n. ENTERP1'1StS INC • Cab· AOESSIAN 993, OeOoois Oa PtlOI 0.Cen'lbef 15 22 Ing pet11ioner 10 chanoe
c.titornui 927 •• 1801 K•I · Ion"• Co<.00tat.on Founlain V•''-Y CA 92708 2i 1958 Janutry 5 1189 "--hat name from STEP· ... a 111 11~~. IAI~ Clltl~~a ~U!,~P ~ .~'="':t~~~!pt:~==~~y ~~=·:~L------~Th=·':~3H~A=N=E~A~N:N~~==E~R-q~l=OL~~=====~~ 927 1?>, 1a21 1<e11e111\g oan1 Wano.a Tr*"•*"
1r .. 1ne Calltorn11 t271~ PuOl!tlled Or•nve CO.II
1714 1 Mllf1)i!y Street Jt• iw O..ty P•lol Jenuary 5, tHt
1o1n .. t.271•. •3e a.a• th 204
Bul1• S1ree ~~ Ce
lorniaMOOt. t24'Re0wood P\alC NOTICE 8Nd . ~ C.tif()f'f\18 _......;:...;;;:;..;;.;.;.-.,;.;..;~;._-
96002, 1248~~. K.....oa ~. C. omie M002, FICTtTIOUI IUUllU
5020 Mounl8111 L8'1• 8twO NAME IT A TIMUfT AedOlf'IQ C.lllomoe N003, The fol "'II WION a•e
2m I\ cn.r. Set\18 Ant OOltlg bloillnl9 U ce tornoa tnos. 3420 Can· PAOLO s RtSTOAA"flE
tret be>t•H••f .Senta 1907.9 Htl'bot eo.1e MeM
C I a r a • C e I I I 0 r n I I C I 1262' t506 t.07t3 Wt c.m-TWlfa H 00.. 14111 Pa.~ Of1ve, ~ 0..00.. Cd· 8 0•""9 Green Well•
IOtn.a 92121, t245" &own nwnstet. C 9'613
0.. Ad,. San OieoO. C..·1 Don D Doetl. 140\t ~· IOfllle t2121, H'7<~. WC>N 1nO Gr.en, We1tnM1le1 ,
Ad "*"oy.• c.llfort'I • Cehl 92643 IAOM. 330 Cll.,001 Avenue. O.ilfl H ~~ 14& I ' 1.n Joee Cellklmla Ht~t. 8 ow11n9 Oreen. WHI·
M 11 Of"d'lerO P•'ll.-.Y Sen min.ler. C.iit 02"3
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'
Nursing home angels take
pride in aiding the elderly
DEAR ANN
LANDERS: I atn a
narst•s aide. We
aides provide over
90 percent of the
hands-on cart for
nunina home resi-
dents. Yet the pay
we S\lrt with is ••••••••••••• sliS}ltly over mini-
mum wqe.
1 hope you will print the cnclo~ piece.
JUST A NURSE'S AIDE
Someone asked what I did for 1 living. I said ... I'm a
nurse's 1idc in 1 nursing home." The person made a sour
face and si&)led, "Oh Lord! ..
A lot of people think it's 10 awful JOb. "Not for aJJ the
money in the world" lS what one of my friends said. Well,
believe it or not. there is somctbina spcctal about this Job.
People really depend on me. I not only care for them, I
care 1bout ttiem as well.
Deina a nurse's 1ide is not glamorous. There arc man)'
aspccu of the daily routine that are demanding and
physically difficult. But I take pride in m)' work. There is
so much to learn. I try to improve my skills every da).
Tbinp do get hectic. Sometimes all the call bells seem to
10 off at once. Family members ask me to do extra things
that take time. I do m)' best to accommodate them but
sometimes it just 1sn't pe>ss1ble.
My work is th~ kind that many son'S and daughters
can't do or won't do, yet somebody must take care of the
sick and the old. So I bathe and shower my patients. I want
them to be fresh and clean. I comb and brush their hair. I
want them to look nice. Their hands sometimes shake so
I have to cuJ their food and help them to cat. l want them
I
to ~t the proper nounshmenl.
Now do )'OU µnderst1nd "h)' m) JOb 1!1 1mpe>nant
tven thouah 50me folks look do" n on a nurse's 1ide?
Thnc elderly people rcaJI) depend on me. Bean& there for
them mikes me feel very special. Ju~t s1fn me -
FEELING GOOD ABOUT MYSELF IN OU NCY
DEAR QUINCY: Vo. refer to yoarse1f 11 "J••t 1 ·
Nurse'• Aide," bet )'M --4 Uh u aapl to me.
I laope every ,.,.... •Ito laa1 a lovH oae la a aanlq
ltome will read ... , col•m• caref•llY. He or ue will .ever
aool at a Hrte'• aide la tlae same way a1.m. Bies• yoa for
all die dlplty ud earla1 tbt yoa briag to 1 tlaaDkles1 Job. • • • DEAR ANN LANDER : Ever since I moved 1n with
m> brother and his wife. I have been made to feel lake less
than nothing. The) both "orkand I bab)-S1t the1rch1ldren
who arc 2 )ears old and 8 months.
I don't have a room of m) own or even a dreSSt'T I
sleep on the floor in the bab) ·s room and am h' 1ng out of
a bo>. and suttca~s.
The) won'\ let me ha' e a ~ey to the apartment and
1ns1st that I be in b) I 0 p.m. when I go out on Fnda) night.
M) hfe 1s so empt)' and I'm beginning to !eel
worthless. What can I do to fee.I like a person again? -
LOST IN SACRAMENTO .
DEAR LOST: Apparently you bavea't laeard tbat
Uneohl freed tlle slaves.
For beaven'a sake, ae& 1 job -anythillg c.luat will
keep body ud 1oal &01e~er and clear tbe beck ou& of
there.
You will aever feel Uke a person 11long11 you allow
yoonelf to be &rea&ed like u animal. Tiie extent to wblcb
you ire be~& exploUed It di11raceful. I don't know wbea
I've been so steamed. Write soon and tell me you took my
advice.
S t ages of marriage over lapping
Murder rate inside prison is I 0
times hj~er than outside prison.
Most significant, that fact. It JUStafies
junkin& the entire penal system to
stan all over apin, contends a
student of the matter.
lonser wanted anything to do with the
United States. And it has been owned
by France since 1891. It's in The
Louvre.
Marriage by capture. Marri• with
aarcemenL Marriqe in love. In
makina matrimonial matcbups over
the centuries, sa)'s our Love and War
min, these have been distinctly
different stqeS. But in this modem
world of money, the)' sometimes
overlap. Financtal capture. Com-
promise agJ"CCment. Late love. Many
a marriage goes through all three
st.a~. Do you sec such a chain in any
EiS}lty percent of the ra.~ plan.ts
you. sec arour_td here onganatcd in
You know who first noted a tree forc1&n co.untnes.
adds a growth rinJ every year?
Uonardo da Vinci. .
of your famil)''s marriages? Never Here·s an iffy o ne for you: If
mind, too personal. numbers odd and even were either
Have your tried Parmc$an cheese
on your ice' cream? Historical foot-
notes indica1e early Americans liked
that. ·
An enormous Portion of the earth masculine or feminine. which would Nature outfoxed ihe logen of right now is covered with foam from be the masculine and which the · ·th f h breakina waves. Question is, How feminine? Question is wh6edo all so Argentina wt one sort o tree -t e Ombu. Its wood is too moist to bum enormous? Am having trouble buy-queried say the odd num rs would d Sa b" d inJ the contention of one statistician be the masculine. an too spe>ngy to cut. ws in • ucs
who says the foam-rovered portion is Is ~whistler's Mother" an Amen-bounce.
equal in size to the North Amencan can painting? It was painted in Pacific sailors cruising back and
continent. Can that be right? England. By an expatnate who no forth across the 180th meridian
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Yankee Tradert Select whole
bean coffee, now through .1
January 15th.
d1y. Stateside bound. Subtract a
day."
It's not the sah that's new. it's the
shaker. Only been around for 1bout
100 years, that shaker. Earlier. table
salt was set out in uny individual
dishes.. An old man once told me his
aid had always referred to saJt mum as newfan&Jed.
B RIOCt
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Wllliel'fel8on
Complete~ h~• In Sunder'• TV Pftot
SpeCial achievement
award due for Nelson
· LOS ANGELES (AP) -County
music smgcr-songwnter Willie
Nelson was named thi9 year's recipi-
ent ofthe•eleyiscd "Amenc.an Music
Awards" special award of ment for
career achievement.
Nelson. named for the award
Tuesday. has wntten hundreds of
songsdunnah1scarecr1ncludin&such
h~ as ··The Red-Headed Struitr."'
''Di'I The Road Ap1n," and "Mamas
Don't Let Your Babies Grow Up To
Be Cowboys."
He aJso has starred in several films
for thcatnbl and telev1Ston relca.sc.
includinJ .. The Red-Headed
Stranaer. · .. Honc)'suckle Rose,"
.. Barbarosa." .. The Electnc Hor9C-
man." and ··Sonpnter," amona
others.
He also has used his leveraac 1n11de
the tnus1c industry to organize the
Farm Aid conceru draw1n1 contribu-
tions to help down-and-out f1mily
farms in the United States.
The .. American Music Awards"
spttiaJ award of merit son. to an
1nd1v1dual for recognition of
"outstandana contribuuons. over 1
Iona penod of ume, to the musical
entertainment of the Amencan pub-
Ltc ...
The "Amencan Music Awards" 1s
set for broadcast on ABC-TV on Jan
30.
Previous mcnt award w1nnm in-
clude Ban& Crosby, Berry Gordy,
Benny GOOdman, Chuck Btny. Elvis
Presley, Stevie Wonder, P1ul
McCartney ind The Beach Boys .
Another 22 awards will he banded
out 1n the show for the Po~rock, soul-
rbythm and blues. country, rap, and
heavy metal catqoncs.
This-bicycle was nOt built for two
A lot of people awoke this morning to a panoramic handlebars stick out hke the arm~ of a 16-)car-old boy 1n
view of blue sky, bards fluttenng from tree to tree and 1 a I (}.yeu-old's sutt.
dazzlina displa)' of nature A 1 first. I tned to be rca\Onablc about tt I \ltd.
When I open ------------"TheTe 1i a place for evet)thma and evel')'thm1 ,hould
my eyes, the first ha'c a place. Wh~ don't ~CJUSl put 1t m the praar nutlo
1h1n1 l see 1s an )Our worli.bench l''e s ot an old quilt that can keep the
exercise bicycle at E dust off of 11 "
the foot of my bed. It llA He put 1t in front of the T\ set 1n the famil) ruom
looks hke In ID-"Why don't 'Ne store ti tn the hall d0$e'l where v.e
credible bulk or. as I Ba11•rC1 li.ccp the aarment 001-,.,.
often refer lO it, "the .,..., He mo~ed 1t to the bathroom. v.-h1ch C?Qted a small
1cebe11 on the matri-••••••liiiiililiiililiililiil·-1'!ro~b~l~cm~. ~W~e~c~o~u~tdgnp't~gcto1C the bathroom door mon1aJ sea." y on t we JU'1 put 11 on t pore
The b1cycle has been there for two years. My husband su estcd, "1nd plant 1 1tv1na hedJC uound it'"'
has ridden it 1 tot.al ot l ~ m1rtut6. I Im scriouJly That's •hen he 1'Vl n al tnefootof my btd.
considcrina nam1n1 it as a correspondent in our suit for 1 don't think I'm 101n1 lo win this one. Somehow. the
separation. 1t•un old Chinese provetb: When 1n exercise uerc1se bicycle has turned into my husband's Annqtd-
b1cyclt enten a bedroom. love 1ocs n.aht out the window don. It comes from )tars or los1n1 the bank of has u&J>
Hear me out. rm not one of those crazy women who chair. You know, the comfortable one that h11 the wall
put a Van OOlh 1n the bathroom because 1t matchn the when )OU pushtd the lc"'cr and spread the enurc body out
towel-. but 1 do lake• certain semblance of decor 1n the mto the center of the hv1n1 room as 1( 1t were beln&
house. One lo6k at our bedroom and l hear. "Who's your v1e"ed· The only color tt came 1n Y.ls ~ltme irttn
decorator'l Amotd Schwarzencuerr· h 's funny, y,,e've never araued about children.
The bicycle was a probltmlrom the moment ll was money. in-laws or wallpaper, hut that stupid ucrt1sc
lu,.ed into the house. Maybe it's my imaginauon. but 1t btc)clc tS another story. As our d.auahter observed the
uKd to be smaller. Witb everyday it sits there, the pedals other n11ht. "I only hope \\hen I ict mamed I hive the
narc a bit more, the scat swells and spreads. the same t1)1n1 pe>v.cr u that btC)Cle."
..
CWl.Y ~lOT/Thuraday, Janu.tY I, 1• •
'Working Girl,' 'L.A. Law' top Gold~n Globe picks
Y.HIU.S, Calif: (AP)-Hollywood f,v.i ... Prai Alloria>-Oirl,.. the corporate · lion.. .... .....
comedy, wt .. Ruaaiat Nomiuted for best drwtic ~ " a COGlefftporary loot ll tion ~ weft: 1'be Accidealal I ~.-led all oe.ber films in Tounsa... .. A cil la Tbt Duk. .. ecw•wtool for a.be 46th annual .. GorillM In The Mille The Ad ven· Goldn Ok>be Awarcb. at WU aft· tura ol Dian i:o.ty." .. Mltlillillllllli
nou8Cld ~edi!Hdly. . . ~.. ..JWn MU," .. RunniQi
'"Wartia10itl .. coUecledmnom1· OD £aiPty .. and ~ Unbearable ......... 'ni1'"'i• belt mu~ or uc:Belna." comidy ~ ptetwe, bet& director · for belc musical or
b Mike Nicbob. K1tea for sw comedy mobon picture wett: .. B.i&_." MellDie Orifftth, and ~nplay for .. A Fiih Called Wuda, .... Midnipl K.evia Wade. RWL .... Wbo Framed Roter Rabbn;·
.. ~~"' ~ ~pty" had five and~Wortiac Gui." nom••llOOI, 1nchadi, best drama, Top i>reiln ~ nominees
bell . ~ acuaa or Chnsune were: .. ~., FCU~Hanuuen," Labu, Sidney Lwnet fordirec10r, and .. Pelle The ConqQCf'Or," .. Salaam
ICftCllwritcr Naomi Foncr. • Bomt.t." and .. WC>rMD On The
The hiabJy touted "Acctdental Verae oh Nervous Breakdo'W'll .. !~" and boa.office cbamptO!' Nominees for best~ by lit coUected only two non\•· an actor in a dramatic motion picture
DaUONeacb. were: Gene Hackman ( .. MilS&SUpPI
a: .. ::aated·'). Christine Lahti ~ On Empt)'.''), Sht~
("'Madlnw Soula~~h Merp ( .. A Cry In Tbe Derk') IDd y Weaver (0 0orilla1 In
The Ill").
For acbftl in a music:a.I or comic fllm tlie ma.le nominees were:
Mic"-ei Caine('' Dut~o«en Scoun· drels"), John 0eese .. A Filh c.tled
Wanda") Tom Han ( .. 811") and
Bob HOik.ins ( .. Who Framed k.,-
Rabbit").
Their female counterparts ~re .
Jamie Lee Cunis, (~A ,Fish c.t&ed
Wanda''> Mclanic Gnftith ("Worit-
•na Gui '~A~y lrvina ("Cros.sant Delancey.. MicheUe Pfeiffer ("Mat-
ncd To Mob") and Susan
Sarandon ( .. Bull Durham").
In the 1taeV1si'on competauon, the
best drama series nominees were:
":l.:..A. Law.'' "Beauty and the Beas ,"
''Murder, ·She Wrote,''
··m1rtysomel1una." and -wisquy."
la the Golckn Globe television Bwnill&"l. Dusun I :offrnan ('' Rau1 ~peunon, NBCs '"LA: Law," Man"), Tom Hui« (''l)omjn1ek and
c:aocwed seven nomination~ ahead [uttfte"), £.d1¥11d James Olmos
o( ABCs epec m1n&teries .. War and ( .. S"taod and Deliver") and f0tt$t
Remembrance," ~icb bad four.' Whitaker ( .. Bird.")
11IC oominatJons were announced Act:reues nominated for work an a
at a momina news oonfett~ by the dramatic film were: Jodie Foster
Comed.J sencs nominees were: .. Cheers, "The Golden Girts,"
"Murphy Brown," "Roseanne," and
'"The Wonder Yean."
llelanle Grlffltla, Barrtaon Ford and si.oa.naey ....... aboft left, Ru ln
... ork!DC Gld," which •amend ft•e nomt-
nauw f• OolcleD Olofle A...._ .. L.A.
Law" led tlae way ID tlae TV ca11,_,. wttla
MTeDnomtuUona.
Mo~1E REVIE W
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'Dangerous Liaisons': .
Sexual perversity in·Paris
MalkOVic h , C lose, PCeiffer
play games of sed~cttori
BJ BOB THOMAS .................
Sexual depravity amons the French
anstOCT'ICy was depicted an Choderlos De Laclos'
1782 novel "Les l.Ja1so.ns Daniereusn .. with such
sordid detail that tt has ~n the W&Ct of censors
ever since. In recent times It has ~n convened
anlo a hit play by Chnstophcr Hampton, who has
now wntten a film version wt th the anaJ1c1zed ntle
of"Daqerous Liaisons."
Directed with zest by Stephen Frears. the
movie marks a welcome return to the traditional
s10ryielljn1 of films. playina dramatic events
apinst the ooovmcina backdrop of a hlSloricaJ era. Even the plot is plcasinaJy old·fastuoned: The
wro~l'J receive their comeuppance; at the
cwtaln.
.
ts brarny but sex-obscs5Cd. eager to aven~
~ion by a former lover Her aim to assarc
deflowcnn1 of has 16-)car-old future bnde (Uma
Thurman).
The notonous rake, V1comte de Valmont
(John Malkov1ch). grccd1l) ac~pts the challenge
but he decades that the conquest 1s 100 eas) So he
also proposes a greater ach1evcmcn1 seducing
Madame de Tourvel (Machelle Pfeiffer> a de\ out.
mamed woman. Valmont's pnzc 1fhc succeeds a
long-postponed night w11h his co-plollcr
The scene moves 10 the count!) estate of
Valmont'& indulgent aunt (Mildred Na1w1ck).
where he plots his camp1.an. Both m1ss1ons
coqipleted. he is 1hrownofTh1s pme by falling in
love with the saintly de Tourvel. Mcanv.h1le. the
Marquise has taken a young lover (Keanu Reeves).
All this antnaue 1s resolved 1n a surprmngl)
moralistic manner
Jolin Malko.tch play• the amoral
rose Vlcomte de Valmont ln .. eroua Llahon• ... which a1ao
atan lenn Cloee and Michelle Plelf ·
fer.
'Karen Carpenter Story'
leads Nielsen ratings
NEW YORK (AP) -CBS' fact·
based movit about the hfe and death
af singer Karen Carpenter was tbe
top-Bted show of New Year's week.
break.an& CBS' own record for htah·
est-rated movie so far this season.
NBC stl a record, too, raclona up
its loniest winn10J streak 1n lhc
N1elsens, IS weeks an a row. But for
the first time tn a Iona tame, NBC was
shut <S\.lt.of lhe top five an the Nielsen
.ranhnp. '"The Karen Carpenter Story,"
which ran New Year's n11ht.. 101 a
ratin1 of 26. 3 and·• 41 share. the
haabcsl ratin1 for a TV movie thu
season. It bested CBS' "A Very Brady
Christmas" which two weeks aao had
a 25.1 ralinJ and 39 share.
Each raun1 point equals 904,000
homes wath televis1on:The share is a
pcruniqe of sets an use d\lnna the
sbo•'s lime penod.
Thanks to a boost from Sunday's
NFL plaroff pme betWttn Minn~
sou aod San Franasco. CBS' Sunday
ru&ht lineup. 1nclud1na a post.pmc
show. made the top four spots m the
Nielsen ran.kin&s. The loP IO" shows were: ··The
Karen Carpenter St0ry," .. Murder,
She Wroie;· "60 Minutes." .. NFL·
Playoff POSt-Game Show," ABC's ~R0tcanne;· NBCs .·"The Cosby
Show" and .. Cheers.'' ABC's .. Who's
tbc Boss?" and NBCs .. A Odfercnt World" and .. Unsolved Mysteries. ..
The performance by its Su~y lu~up pve CBS an cdF over ABC
for second place on the week endina
Jan. liwath an avef'alC ratina of 12.3
to 12. . NBC won wilb a 13 .. 6. CBS' "Qwet Victory: The Charhe
Wedemeyer Story," another fact-
b .. ed movae about 1 football coech
wbo t.ttled Lou Gehrti•s Disease,
also scored well and rank.Cd 18th.
The ··css £venana News" rounded
out a aooct-news week for the network
by maintaanina its narrow lead in the
11CW1 race. CBS had a 12. I ratina and
a 22 share ... ABC World Nc'WI
Toruabt" bad ant l.4 and 21. "NBC
i&htly News" bad an 11.2 and 2 l .
.. Dan1erous Liaisons" 1snores the pohticaJ
ferment oflatc 18th-<:entury France to concentrate
on the bedroom pmcs of Jaded anstocrats. The
plotters of the 10tn1ue are a pair well-matched an
cool evil. The Marquise de Merteu1I (Glenn Oow)
"Dangerous L1a1sons' is made more acces'i1blc
by stra1ght-forward American-style acting. and the
language sounds contemporaf} de'ipttc an over-
flow of aphonsms (~Yanity and happiness are
incompat1blc.'). Glenn Close is inspired casung.
d1splay1n1 calculated m1sch1ef in contrast 10 her
"Fatal Allracuon .. dramaucs
wtth ant.ensc dramauc loll Mtchellt Plc11Ter
dcl 1 ven a not her of her spic nd1d ~rtorma nct'1 and
nc.,..comer Uma Thurman as 1mpress1"e a~ she mo" es from vi rgin to wanton --------'-----
Norma He)man and Han~ MoonJtan
The Valmont role m1a.h1 belier haH been
pla)ed.b) T)rone Pov.er or l:rrol Fl)nn. but wh:u
Malkov1ch lacks 1n romantic dash he compensatc-s
produced tht Warner Bros lilm wh1lh' uptrbl' RUfF£LL'$
mounted. The rauna I R for \e\UJI tontent
Running 11me I ~O minutes UPllOLSJEIY HIC.
...
Let them eat cake from L·e Cordon Bleu
PARJS (AP) .-Milwaukee is rollina out the 1wlloune, New York u
sbowm1 what we114rcued nobility
· wore to the dunaeon an 1789 and
dozens of other Amencan cities are ~mn1 hundreds of events to
celebrate the bicentenrual of the
French Revolution.
"Americans love a petty, they love
a bicentennial and they love France.
Tbe French Revoluuon 111 natural,"
said Cbnstoi>her Henze. cultural
anache at the \J.S. Embes$y 1n Pans.
Henze u keepina t.raCk of more than
JOO concerts, uh1btts. symposiums.
fativaJ~1lm 1tttes aod TV lhows 1akln& am>S1 the United States
in 191 .
The French are enthusiasuc about
tbe Ammcan revolutionary rervor
and bave deadcd to tend the ona.anaJ
HeWltl Museum. as d1splayll\1 the
best objects from two ccntunes of
French decorative an and desian.
Canier jewelry wlll spark.le 10
museums an New Orleans, San D1eao
and elsewhere. The Metropolitan
Museum of An in New York will
sbow fuhiom from "The Aae of
Napolean: Costume From Revol-
ution to Empire."
Keybol.rdistRay Charles and sax-
o~onist Dexter Gordon will swina
with French Jazzmen O aude Bolhna
and Oaude Noupro at Camea.ae HaJJ
an a conc:en series that wall have other
muACtans !amminJ at Washinaton:s
Kennedy Center for the Ans. Ch1-
caao's Orchestra HaJI and Los An· aeles' Universal Amphnhcatre
What docs Jlll ha-..e to do wnh the
French Revolution., _l)iCl:JltlWltU·f 1bc J&bts of Mao and Ciuzen 10 an eahabil at the Sm1t1iso-~-4'llotl!lmr"Bvrrt"r"T""""Chlmcr-iro
nian losutuuon in Wash1naton next celebrate e role of the French over •J•ina. fl will be the first ttm~ several decades an 11vin1 black
Fran«'s most precaousdoeum~t has Amencan mUSJCllta the nabt to
been on display an>"'"here sance at was work. the f~om to eaprns them· locked away 10 f 791 when il was selves aDd the support of dedtcatcd
embodled as the preamble to the audiences." said Edward Tuck. who
f rmc:h coostatuuon. will prod~ a televaSJon show from
The Declaratton wai dtaJ\ed in the concerts and have 1ntcrv1cws wnh
1719 by Emmanuel 1eyes. lbe musicians who have hved and
French statesman and cJerayma~ worked 1n Paris.
and mim>red the adeu of tbc hberal Tuck. wbo as also preSJdent of the
Ealilhttnmenl It spoke of the Frtncb-Amencan Foundation. wd
equlili&y of men and the 1naJ1enable tbe nwnber and vanety of U.S npts to siecunty. hbeny and prop-ce&ebrations reflect Ammca's aware-cn1. ness that the Fre1Kb Revoluuon was
The fovnda~ document of the the blsls not only for the Dcclarauon
French Rcpubhc wdl be Rown across of Human Raabts adopted Aua. 26,
the Atla.ntac on April 11 on another 1719, but also for the U BUI of
IOW'CC of French pndc, the super· R1~ts. adopted 30 days later
IOcric Conc:iotdt, whKh will be on And lbat It no colOC'ldence,"' he
view fOf a abort •h1k at tbe Smalhso-wd.. .. Idea ncocbetcd between the niao'•~ Muttum. ~tUliSlkcnofourtwocountries. ll
French muaictans and Amcncans lS the annivenary of a trldiuon that OI French ancatry wiJI play on the produad the common nolJOn that a
Wllhiftl'OG Ma.II June JQ-July ~· ~& 1Dvcnuntnl is mean& to defend the abcMl1 the tune the mJthJon11n 1 human riabts that each 1nd1vidual 11
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Unlikely brotlJerlylove splns the turnstiles
1~0 SOJ>h1111c11ed comedtt • RoundinJ out Lhe Top 10 we~
"Wortuna G111·· and "Oiny Ro11tn ·~. Ball Murra)·~ rcworkiaa
Scoundrels." finished 1n fif\h 1nd of the Charles l)t(ktns Chnstmas
suth pb«. rnpcc&tvdy. cw JC, on re"tnue of S3 3 milhon •
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'It looks as if the annual Irvine
JunaorOlympaa was high on host
company Trammell Crow's New
Y ear,.s resolutions.
The IrvineJuniorOtymp1cs1sa
daylonJ track and field meet that
isa maJorfund·raisin1eve nt for
the Irvine Children's Fund.
Morcthan 1,.SOOlrvinegrade
school students will corisrcgate al
the UCI track stadium forthe
Mayevent. Thenonprofitpan-
nershipofcommunaty and cor· poratc leaders raises funds to
anstalldaycarecentcrsin Irvine.
With only one week into 1989.
Trammell Crow Co. is already
takin.steps to ercparc for the
event. Though it isstill five
months away. Orange County
companies arc being lined-up as
sponsors.
Trammell Crow, which owns
and manages the Park·Ptacc comp~x in Irvine, wiU donate
$2S,OOO to become the event's
official sponsor. This will be the
firm ·s second year to panic1pate
in the ~vent. Recently SasanStaJll, chair-
man of the Irvine Children's
Fund, announced th.at the group
has found two other sponsors.
Toshiba America Inc. has com-
mitted tobcingaStO.OOOspon-
sor. The Irvine Mtdical Center
co11.1Pletes the line-up.by commit-
-ting$10,000indonationsandan
additional $5.000 in services.
Stahl also said that other spon-
sorships arc in the works. • • • Spcaki ng of children. the San
Juan Capistrano Regional Li-
brary will be sponsoring a bca r ~radcon Tuesday. Wh ile most
'real .. bears will be in h1bcmauon
this time of year. hbrary officials
arc asking for Pooh . Paddington
and Teddy's to make an appear-
cncc.
Children ofall ages arc in'-lled
to bnng their favonte bear to the
event. which will also feature a
display of Paddington Bear
creator A.A. Milne's works. • • • With the hohday season behind
us. there area few organizauons
that deserve credit for their char-
ity work.
MembcrsoIThe Laguna Club
for Kids, a non-profit United Way
agency.showed hohdaysp1nt b>
making the season a lmle memcr
for those less fonunatc. Club
members wrapped and deh vered
toys and other presents to home-
less fam1hesstayin,at The
f nendsh1p Shelter in Laguna
Beach.
They also were able to collect
-&oY$aad ~otbiag foe1hcd1sad-_
vantagcd an Los Angeles and
sponsor a run bcnefiung the
Cystic f1bros1s Foundatton In
that run. they were able to raise
over$ 1,000. • Thou&h Living Ha rvcsl lnc. \s
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If dwre ii OM won! an tbc f.a,lith dictionarY that ~ and L ndl Mcinturf rety Oft IDOlt. it it .. t.i~ ...
It is tbc word that fudt tbc MtlllOft
VICJO couDlc's efrona to feed IOUth ~Cowley's b.anpy. Tbrouab
lheir 2·yeat-old SWolfl.m, Livi na Harvat, mon ....... 3,000 pounds or
fOod are distnbuted eKb week. '
The propam hid humbler be&in-
n1np.
"One day. Rob came home from
wort carryana three bill of pocenes
and an tdea. "Lynda MClntuif satd. "I
bad no idea that we would arow to
what we are ~~1 but I did know that
the two of us naa a lot of faith.··
The Mclnturfs• quest to feed the
needy belan in July 1987. They o~ Lfvin& Harvat Inc., operat·
ina o_ut of the blck of their house in
Miujon VieJO. W1th1n one year, the
demand became so peat that they
moved their ~rauon lO a com-mercial site in El Toro. ·
"Anyone who coma thn>\llh our
doors will re«1ve a four-to five.day IU~ly of food." said Lynda. ··we
don t tum anyone awa)', and we will
never Fl to that E?O&nt. The Lord has
chosen us to do this. and we have faith
that .&he food will be used in the naht
ways." .
Lynda ud Robert llclntarf poee wttb abel-na ancl allel•ee of canned and pec.a.,ect food that will 10 to the neeclJ.
Resembling somethina of a wper-
markct. Livil'll·Ha.rvcst's facilit)' fea.
tum 11sJes of quahty meat, bread and
canned foods. The operation is done
entirely by aP001ntment. and thOtC
(Pleue-n&DIRO/ A8)
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Tony DeSantia Jr .• Darlene Hau and tbelr fatber, Ton1 Sr .• await cuatomen.
Lido inn caters to
executive meetings
By KATY BOUCHER Pon Harborcvcf) da}. ot111eo.erNeu1111t The inn likes 10 be thought of as
h B h more of a "home" than your averaa.e The L1t1le Inn on I e 3)' as hotel.
undergone a ma1or face-hft -and for "If 1 1 kc fa m ly .. said Joe good reason s JUS I I •
Renovaicd to resemble an 1880s . Fµschet!.'.i. director of sales 1.od mar-
Ncw England seacoast inn. the Lido ke11na. ;)()meumes guests will take
inn offers 30 individually decorated over manning the desks and grccuna
rooms and suites "'llh the bus1-people. We have a large pcrccntaie of
nessman 1n mind repeat guests
The reason? A new "Executive "This ~car our guests helped tnm
Mtttsng Scf'\ ice" for corporauons 1hc,rce,' he added.
"We can arransr for catenn& and A si>«ial service b)' the staff
provide a 'anet)' of audio.visual mctuder bootma equipmenl such· as ·c~ . 1de pro-dinner, providing bicycles and sug-
1ecton and screens." said owner ae~ns on what to sec and do locally
Hemck Han~n · Busmc smcn cnJOY stay1 n1 here
"The meeting rooms will accom· because they an rcall) rclu b) the
modatc up to 25 people U\Jn intimate end of 1hc day," Hanson 5:11d. "We
'lelffftJWllh a wa1erfronf .,,,ew .. provide an atmosphere 1n which
.
Running a family·
pub a real frolic
By JOYCE BOOLOVICH °' ... .,..,,... .....
Bonna 1s a not a word 1ha1
descnbcs Tony DcSant1s' hfe
The 54-ycar-old co-owner of the
Frohc pub 11'1 Fountain Valley has a
resume that shows an eclecuc back-
&round from dnvm1 a truck and a w1
to own1na a small dmer. a sand'Wlch
shop and a p1n:a reuaurant
··1 drove a taxi 1n Gardena: 11 was a
ktck in 1he butt." he said. "People arc
fun if )'OU let them be. I drove in the
worst netS)\borhoods in the middle of
the nt.&ht and came out ah"e ..
And 11 appears the re ume ma}
conllnue to multiply 1n the future
"I am always lookln& to JO where
opportunity ts.·· the Rhode Island
nauve said "I have been luck)
because e\<ef)thlnJ l'~C done I've
always turned It o'er and made monq.'' •
DeSantis'. latest \Cnturc was 10
purchase Paddy's Pub in West-
minster and the Frolic 10 Fountain
Valley two years qo.
"I'm IOLlll to keep this one watcr-
1na hole," he said of the Frolic, which · ~v1des sandwtches. beer and wine.
·My dauah~ 1s too happy wortjna •
here."
There is one d1ffereiw:e in DcSantis'
latCSl cntCfl)rise. This time he is not
goin11talonc H1sson.TonyJr .. 27,1s
h11 penner and his ~year.old
dauatater, Darlene Hus, is the
barkeep_er.
"I didn't plan on wortrina with my
ktd.s." he saad. "I wanted them to ao to •
t ollcac so thmas would be ca11er for
them. But l did want them to do
whatevv they wanted. They JUSt
dnfted back.··
OcSantlS 5&Jd his 31-)ear-old son,
Wayne, bas opted to work outside the
family business as a sccunty auard. ~.All my luds started ~or1t1naa1 my
(Pleeee Me raOLJC/A8)
Irvine to add
3newchild
care centers
87 JOE BEL BRUNO °' .. ...,,... .....
For parents in need of child care 1n
Irvine. a cooperative project betW'ttO
the cuy and The Irvine Co. mtaht be
the answer to their problems.
Three new ch1ld-c.arc centers arc
slated for construction later this
month, with completion expected by
• fall. The faoht1cs will be able to
handle more than SOO children be-
twten the .,es of 6 weeks to 12 years.
Accord1na to Chick Willette. prcs1----+ '1lftl Of tt'YfM la:nndcH~M+4taaM.i~leAl--.:..
Co .. the partn~rsh1p between c1ty and
industry rcfl«u the pnorit1cs of the
community
"It has tona been a pnont)' of The
lrvtnc Co. and the city of lrv1nc to
provide quaht~ child care for the
children of Irvine:· he said. "With
th as pl in mind. we have comm med
ounel"n to bnng child-care expcns
to Irvine."
already featured toda) m Ne1gh-
boorhood focus. the founders
deserve another mention for their
work throu&hout the hohda)'~.
R*rt u41..y1Mla Mclat•rf wcrt'
able todistnbute mort than 70
Among amen111cs art ~ct bars. people can meet each other us1ly.
rcfn1er1ton and m1crowa1rc ovens. "uccut1v« can rub elbows. tal~
Also offered are comphmcntar') about their day in a non.compcu"e brca~lam of pastne and fruit, wine wa).andfrequently thcy c~~upgomg
and cheese 1n the af\ernoon. and to a restaurant together, he said
cookie and mil~ before rctinna. "This is difficult to do in a larac A....._--...~ -........ ~room• and a Cape Cod ambta.Dce, The inn also provides 1wo com-hotel." nn1111"-.,, --1 ---.
After SCTC(nina 12 proposals for the
operation -Of a chtld~rc center.
(P1eaee eee CBILD/A6) (Pleue ... ICKOOL/A8) phmentary hour-Iona cruises of New-(Pleue eee CA TltR/ A6) corporation• book tllla tnn for aecodYe meetlnc•·
B uttfTIN B oARD
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Autho~ to explor.e how to motivate children to read
A lctture on mot1\'1Un&(h11dttn to lldopt a po iu"c
attitudt towards bOOln will be prctcntcd b) a be l·selhna
author fOf pe~nts. teachen and the publu.: at 7.30 p.m.
Jan,. 16 at lbc Fant Chn 111n urch of Huounaton
~. 1207 Main t Jim T~lease. author of "The Read·Aloud ttand· book." will dncnbe the rnults of partnl\ and tta,h(rs
ttn1na as PoS•U\'C role model . and the d(lnmenta1
cfrtcu of ucasi\'c tek-v1s1on ~aetr1n1.
Tickets.. at S2. att to be purdwcd 1n ad,-an<'t lrom
U.C Child~'• Resoun:e Center dclk at the HunlJnaton le8ch Public' l1btat) For further 1nforma11on. call
141-71ll. ••ter uerc&e for •rtluitJc•
'"Wltef utmsc few nhnus" will be d1 untd b)
MaltJMOn, M.D mcuma1ololitt.11110a m. or\\hop °" Ju. 14 at Southttn Catifbmaa nhnus Center in
I S 11 Hilla.. =11c04INCtCWof'the~tacntmtc~m it
diem C191ifoma Anhrilia Celltet at 2J921 Pltt0
• Vllmda.1....-Hiik. AdmtSMOn tt he, aftd mott i9'a~w.., bl o...,Md by calnlll~~tMS
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Modc:rm mM ~•II be p~nted by Melinda Woru, an
critic and duutor of the UCI Fine Aru Gallery The
proaram will bq)n at S p m on Jan IS 11 the UCI Bren
E"cnu enter.
The discussion wall CO'-Cf ~uch an1su and arch1t«ts
as ~n lm Kiefer. Jonathan Boro k). Jennifer Bantcu
and C harlcs Moort
T1d.ets arc S7 for scnefll adm1 ion and SS ~ r
\tucknu More 1nform111on ma) be obtained b) calhn
8SM>616 e>r 8S6-SOOO.
PsrcbotlJenpT uplored •
The many UJ>«\S o(pa)Chotherapy •111 be uplorcd
dunna a free proaram, cntit~ "Ps)'Chotherapy: Who
Ntcds It ud for What?" on Jan 16 at the Ncwpon CcntCT
Branch of the: Nc-a'POf'l lkach Pubh( 1brary. T~ Ted Blma. an instructor at Couthnc
Community Colker.'""~ at the hbrat)''t noonClmt'
.. ~ .. Spakcr 5erirs.. .. Coffee w1 ll bt Pf'O~idcd and
~wt llMd IO brina their lunct..
. 1't fflnty 11 M IS6 Sen Ocmca~ Orivt, Mlt IO tJiC
~...,.. o\n Muteum. More 1nfonnat1on may be •11• .., auena 644-31 77.
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n«C"Ssal)' Lcpl 1mphca11ons. emouonal facto~ and
child custod) 1 un will be d1 us~ at 1h1 W"dncsda)
C\.COl"I workshop COSIJf\I $25
The SC"COnd scnes. ··1 uc ofDnortt." 1sdc 11ncd to
help an)one th1nkina or. mvohcd in or rccoHnna from
d1' om-. lt will al be held on Wcdne9da) e'cnangs at a
CO I ofS:!O.
Both aroups will be It'd b)' Dr Jane M11chcll a
thcrap1 t at the WOJTl('n·s Opponun111cs Center £.:u:h
class 1 hmllcd to 12 panic1pents ion: inform uon ma~
be obtained b> calhng S6-712
Ro.e pruning demon•trated
Rote prunan1 will be the subJCCt of a lrtt morn1na
prosram at the Shtrman Ubrary ind ardcn 1n Corona
dcl Mar on Jan 14
Scheduled for 9 30 a m .. the prQtram 1~ pan of the
Week.end Gardner Scne . The pnkns 1~ at ~(;47 f.a"
Cout Hithwt> and funhcr 1nformat1un ma) b( u11nC'J
t;y call•• 673-226&.
Self __ teem .emblar for •omen
A fttc seminar dd1pwd 10 hdp v.mmn ach~vt
wa:i111bY mowa~bc)Ondold m)thuftd athtudt1. • 111 bt' prewnted ~ Efita&et.h Slocum on Jan 14 at tht'
~OtY Point OubMMasc in Newport Beach.
5lotuta. • thtrapitt ~·~ .. ~ "°9C'ft' i wall sweema .. w~ Money aftd 'Seff'Ea•m ... •h~
.
'Wlll cover such top1 a develop1n8 a prospcnt)
mentality. complctina proJccts and fcchna good about
)Our dec1S1ons
The clubhouse 1s located 11 200 Promonotocy Point.
\\-est. eY<pon Beach. Rcsc~al1ons and further 1nfor-
mauon ma) be obta1.Md by calhna 546-77 .
Economic Hearlty eambJed
Problcmsof cconomK: aecurity and peacecon,crs1on
will be discustcd at a meeti111oftM Cit1ttns' Comma ion
for Economic Sccunty
pon90ml b)' tt:.! Alhantt fOf Survival thtS mcct1na
is free and intended for anyone 1nltte'Mlcd an endina the
arms race.
The mttung will be Mid at 7 p. m. Monday at l 'C1 11 the Vcnno Common$. room 6$29. naw pert1na 1ot l at
Adobe irclc and Cahfomaa SVeet.
-PROLIC ••. ._AB
..... l*ce a soon as they couJd ICC
O.W 1M co:anter .. DeSanti1 said. ••1t
...... dllem. • they were real ~ bow to wort with the public."
·. · f'lllher and son aaree the penner-
ihiD Ud its rocky moments. "My dad ne¥er had a SO.SO panner befori." the younaer DeSant1s said. "'We araued all the time ... even down
IOthecoloroftherug. Mymotherwas
I the referee.
, But what's funny is we both ended
> • Ii.kins brown carpet but my mom • · lilaed reicl, and she won, he said,
lootina at the Frolic's red-toned rug.
'-.. , don't pul! punches," the elder
. DeSantis added· "I say it like it is."
.J Haas. a sinaJe parent of a young
dauabter, said the family is very close.
.. We have dinner t<>sether every
Sundal at home," she said. ·~We
haven talwayslivedclosebutnowwe
are all l.OJether."
', Haas 1s a Huntintgon Beach res.i-~ dent; the rest of the family lives in
•• Fountain Valley. .. rm the onll girl, .. Haas said.
, 11\at basn t been so bad," her
: brother said.
0 Heck no," she agreed.
Brother and sjster said they seem to
be following in their father's foot-
~ Ou get too comfortable and you
can't make cha~es," said the younJ-
er DcSantjs, a former Marine. "I did
" consuuction work and roofed houses
"' in the middle of the summer in the
' (San Fernando) valley before I said
this is ridiculous. I have more brains
than that"
He became an electronic technician
· for an aerospace company.
"Then me and rum (dad) started
·'' talking about going into busine$s
j•' tOFther aod the rest is botr-hi story,"
'' be said laughingJy. Haas said her employment history
includes baby-sitting, selling can' and
word processina. , "Now rm a bannaid, .. she said.
8 ...
Sunrite Prachools will tent 200
children with f ll-pmon •ff and
will be kated in Westpark. TM school wiU oar day caft ud after:
school care. Sunnte, whidt has oper-
ations tb~t Arizona, will offer
SD«ialded dmel ea com.,....., dance,~ and 1wimmina. This will be the leCOnd center in
Irvine for SleiHw-51cp, which .will
also open up la WatDart. Betides
day-to-day child care, the cenaer will
also feature a day<are propam for
mildly ill c:hildieia. Uadcr 8duh
supervisionl children with colds, flu
and other ii neues will be taken care
of in a controlled environment. following the Montessori
preschool method, Tolal Leamina
Cenaers will open its doors near ucr.
A staff of 14 will provlde for more
than I SO children once the facility 11
opened.
.. My dad taught us to respect aoina to
? wort and respect mo"9, 1nd to not Ken Knapp moclela <>ranae ~ be afraid ~o 10 out .•nd do what we Cout eouece•a . new. plrale
wanWt. as more IJ?l~l-.. to be, coetame to portray Pete tbe: ba~:f! ~ =u~th bis Pirate at 8porta eYeDta. Tlae
family does have its perks. coeta.me WU parclaued by
.. Now I don't have to work as bard · Tbe Rowdy Rooten, AD OCC
cause I have tbete pys," he said. .mdent clab.
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1129
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Nothina tricky. No strings attached.
If )'OU're on the bd, you'U fmd out
whether )'OUf ~is too aow.
Or j )'OU need to P1Y ettnneted tax
·<n.l your extn income. And it you do,
uiilet the tax blW, ,au'I Jwve to P1Y ~ of it bJ January 17. 1189.
So Ill JWI' -=t toaethef. Start-now.
And mire ,a.ar tue. lest tnina.
FEEDING THE NEEDY •••
PromAS
who come in are (rec to shop for what
they need. On the averaae, the
allotted amount of food wiU last
about four days.
.. Anybody can do what we arc
doina. in anr, town, in any state,"
Robert said.' We are herejustto help tboee around us in need, not for any other reason ...
The idea of Living Harvest first
came to Roben when he noticed .how
much food was bcm& thrown aMy
because of expiration dates at the
supermarket where he worked. He
asked has manager about using the
food, which otherwise would be
wasted. When bis manqer aareed, be
bcpn to appn>Kh other super-
markets throuahout the county about workina out a similar deal. Already,
the Mdnturfs have anracted produce pecu,m, farms, a major bakery and
1 few supermarkets. While they now have food sup-
plien, they arc havina trouble obtain-
•na ~ ~nations to keep the
~uon ao1na.. .. When speaking to people about
contributina some food, I usually get
a pretty aood response. Peo~ usually want to help out.•• he said. 'Ir
is the finances that we don't get a lot of
support in. We keep praying that we
will set a corporate sponsorship."
As thinas are now, Living Harvest
is run out of their own pockets.
Tbouah Lynda quit her job as a
waitress to devote full-time to the food distribution center, it is stm
Robert's 32-hour per week super-
marketjob that keeps thingJ aoing. In
addition to that j9b, he puts in 40
hours a week loading and unloadma
food at Living Harvest. he said .
,
Besides allowing people to shop in
their warehouse, Livina Harvest also
·distributes to countleas miaions and
mi.nistries across the county.·
Throuah early momina rounds to
suoolicn. the food is moved out within 24-hours. Within the span of
two days, the food makes its way to
the tables of the needy.
.. We try to tum everythina over
within 24 hours," Lynda Mcinturf
said. "Thou&h they are, or are about
to, expire, they have a shelflifeofover
two weeks." ·
L~ believes that if they were to
get twice the amount offood as now,
they would have no problem unloed-
i"f, il
'There is a myth that nobody jn
Orante County goes bunary," she
said. "Just bccaute you don•t see
people Hyjna on the streets doesn't
mean it's not out there."
CATER •••
Pn11aA&
Hanson said the inn is not seared
for huge crowds. I nstcad it provides a
quiet 'Ind relued telling where
people can unwind. "We~ out of our way to spoil our
guests,' he said. "We like to say, "Ye!.•••
Hanson has re.created part of his
childhood with the Little Inn on the
Bay. He grew up. $urrounded by antiques on a 200-year-old farm-
house 1n Delaware.
Dunng the summers he worked in
Nantucket and Martha's Vineyard
that p ve him the inspiration for the inn's Cape-cod style ambiance.
. .
. We'relookl~gforgoodsports
The Daily Pilot wants to repon the sportina exploits of you and
your ne~bors. L _ L • • We re not lookina for news from l\Jlalleim Stadium, that s
covered. We would rather hear about someone you know bowling a 600
leries or lbootina a hole in one. · So if~ recreation ia.ue team fintsbcd on top, if you led the
piCk in '1 IC~K run, you.r neimbl>or landed a marlin or your spouse wq11
a tennis IOU~ Jet UI DOW. . Send ua a · 1CCOUnt of the sponif\I accomplishment and a
pbotopaph if you have one. Address your oouespondence to Neighborhood Focus in care of
the Da.ily Pilot, P.O. Bo.t 1 S60, Costa Mesa, 92626.
SCHOOL FOOD DRIVES •••
Prom A&
Christmasdinnerstotheneedy.
Included in their~kqe was a
turkery,bread,milk,vecetabtes
and all the fixinp. · • • • Like mosthi&h schools, the
holiday season not only biinp a
two-week vacation. it also brings
schoolwidecanned food drives.
AU three hi&h schools in lrvine-
f rvine, Woodbrid&eand Univer-
sity -were able to collect both
canned food and money for
various charities. Al Univmity
High, students contributed to the
Irvine-Homeless Shelter by
providing not only food, but also
soap, shampoo and other items. • • • In Mission Viejo, hundreds of
students and community mem-
bers panici~ted in Project
Diablo. which applies relief to the
hungry of Ora nae County by
donating canned food, clothing,
money and blankets to other
charitable orpnizations.
This year, the project was able
to raise more than SI ,000 to belp
support various charities. Project
Diablo adviser Jim Pea&oa
named the top students durina the
Christmas campaian. Mission
Viejo Hi&h students BW Pa•lo.
Jeulfer lml .. , MarlUa Artaro u4 C,.Wa G.U were among
those honored. • • • Welavlte)'MteleMa
lafermaU.•C9811Dai'J bp-
peaimo. We wua te Mu lnm
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