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Bergeson,Ferg?son,Lungrenarnong
pos~tble '90gub~rnatori~ candidates
BJ PAUL ARCHIPLEY
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The speculation game kicked into
h1ah gear Thursday amon& Orange
Countr Rcpubhan leaden following
Gov. Deukme111n•s announcement
that he would not sttlc a third term.
Names of potcntaal GOP can-didates to succeed him, as well as
op1n1on on the rcsult1n1 fallout for
the R~pubhca.n Party, are be191 aired
from S&n 01cgo to Eureka.
Amona those belnJ mcnlloncd as ••top-uer candidates' arc Sen Pete
Wilson, state Sen. Ken Maddy.
basebalJ comm1SSJoner Peter Ueber·
roth and former Rep. Dan Lungren
Others whose names arc an the air
include swe Sens. Manan lkraeson.
R·Ncwport Beach, John Seymour. R'-
Anahe1m, and 8111 Campbell. R-C1tY.
of Industry, Assemblyman Gil
Fcrauson, R-Ncwport Beach. and Los Angeles Police Chief Daryl Gates ·
Some view the governor's an-
nouncement with sorrow. othe~ feel
it will invigorate the party
Thomas Fuentes, chairman of the
Oranse Count> Rf publican Pany. ti
among 1hose ,.ho y1cw the g)a as
half full ·
"I'm r~lly taken by the coura~ of
the governor." Fuenres said 'It's
very much ln the Ronald Reapn trad1t1on of the aovcmorship ·
"There's a difference between the Republicans· and Democrats'
philosophy in that our leaders seem to
go into h1&h pubhc office for pubhc •
scrvu:c. as c11t2cn poli11c11ns, and
then return to private hfe. And I th1nlc
that's aood-"
Fuentes hopes the populace will
one day suj)pon mandated limits on
terms of office.
Neither d~ Fuentes t111nk Deu-
kme111n's cxat will have n~uve
effects on the pany's uphill fi&ht for
parityw1th the Democrats.
"It causes a lot of opponun1ttes for
some fresh faces." Fuentes said ... (
believe there's a ntw era of p,opuhst
senument craving new faces. ·
He ci tes as uarnplcs the November
elecuons to Congress of Chns Cox 1n
the 40th Dastnct and Dana
Rohrabach~r 1n the 42nd D1s1ncL
"Statewide. the opportunity for
rcahg.nment could be a "cry pos1t1ve
way 10 reanviaorate 11." Fuentes said.
··we an't lct our guard down."
Then. rt'femna to the No"embtr
electton controversy when he ap-
proved dte placement of uniformed
guards near some central county
polling place to look out for 1llcpl
voters. Fuentes added, "Scratch that
word '&uard: •• Others arc d1sappo1ntcd the aov·
emor 1s lcavini office, even as they
admit to some anterc t 1n ucceedana
him or moving into other Jobs.
"It leaves a tremendous void at the
state level for Republicans,"
(Pleaae eee DXT I A2)
Fuentes to se·ek re-election as GOPt?hief
Former auditor general
Thomas Hayes became
the state treasurer after
confirmation votes of
3-4--0 In the Senate and
66-0 In the Assembly./ A4
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Costa Mesa ls revlewtng
the fairness of Its fee
atructure./ A3
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AST Research expects a
second-quarter loss of up
to$9 mllllon./AI
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By PAUL ARCHIPLEY °' ... o.llr ..... au..
Thomas Fuentes. two-term chair-
man of the Oranie Count) Re-
publican Part). wtll run for a third
tern1 ~hen the Central Commmee
convenes Monday.
The party has scored 1mprcssl\e
gains tn rcgistratton numbers and
dtttaon uectssc Y..llh Fuentes 11 th<'
helm dunng the past four >~"
But his s1eward~h1p suffered a
shocking blow ti\ November y,.hen ·he
admitted approv1n1 a controvcrs1al
poll-watchin1 program at sel~tcd
locations in the ceniral coun1\i
The Newpon Beach resident oi... ·d
the placcmenl of uniforml'<.I \CCurtt)
auards outside 20 sc~~trd polltna
placrs after Repubh<'an• he:ird there
could be an attempt b) Dcm<x.rat\ to
~nd illegal \.Oler' in the ltoth
cont~ted n nd A'>\Cmbh 01.,tm t
race.
Repubhran cand1da1c CurtJ>nngle
narro"I> "on 1he race. hot IXmo-
cr.us haH· 1aun the c.i~ to coun an<.!
demanded the ekct1on be nulltfK'd
Fuente was cnt1C'11ed "'than his. o"'n part) as ""ell and .,.,. ,,h,tood
dcmand'i that he rt')tgn
The inetdent "as a black mork on
the01hcrw1scdcan slate of the h•ahl) ·
f't'Prdcd C'h:unnan
The count\ pam achtc' l'd ;i rl'cord
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:?40.000 rq1 trat1on ad"antage o-.cr ·the Democrats in 1988 and helped tts
Orange Count) cand1dl\cs capture
C\Cf) State offi~c.
h also helped Prcs1dcnt-clec\
Gtoric Bu h capture California,
pro" 1d1ng the 119 ~"o\e maraan ~uh v.h1ch he heat Otmocra11c
cand1datt Michael Dukak1 , Fuen~s ~1<11oda> 1ha1 ht' doc n't
t':tptt1 an) challtnsn "hen he ~tt~ rt-clt'<'uonat 1he 7·)0 p m. mtttrnut
Dream homes replacing landmark
r-oundatton work
ts further slowed
by difficult access
By PAUL ARCHIPLEY
Of .. o.llr .........
The~ ~ to Nllll' prescl"'atton1s1s
\\ho w:snted to sa"c the landmark
Lluna ou . rs
wha nu~ lepl Nmers to deHlfE
ment of lhc propcn) and sccmin >
endless 80\.'cmmcnt red tape or
pcrm11 appro"'als
But mo~ than '"'o )tars after ,.,..o •
cwport lk-ach couple-; bou&ht the
now-dcmohshcd ( h1na Houw. their
dream home arc under con truct1on
1n Corona del Mar
nd even that has been a challenge
for Jame and Manha Bcau~hamp
and E:mest and Donna hroe<.lcr
( oncrete .... orl. on the foundations
of the s1dt'·b>·S1dr homes tn China
Covt has bt'en a slow and d1fficuh
undtrukina. SI)' lh~ fafl11liar lff'tlh
thcptOjCCt '
Ncvcrthelcu. the cou~lc~ "c"'
l1k(ly ,.111 ccletn1c the Dc-ccmbc-r
1989 hohda)S In their new homes on
hell trctl architect Brion Jeannette
(Pl ...... MJILDUfO/A3)
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Foundation w0rk profreseea on two bomee tba t will replace the China Houee.
Facelift planned for bank ·building roof
tructurc, ~k complaints from
mcmbtn o( the Nt'NpOft Htt&ht'
ommun1ty Auoctallon.
Rcnovatton !plans tncl• con-
str'U(11on of a 9-f'Oot tctttn on the roof
to hic:k the m1Ch1nery and an ovcraU
"liahtcnana.. of the JtNCtutt'• ap.
peanintt throuah ul(' o( nuhnc and
ttducuon of 1de bulk. said Ficker.
f ltker l the arthllctt ror ntw
bu1ld1na ov.ner Haxko. Inc. The ownc~ plans inc1U<k rc-c!tabhw
mt'nt of a) ht club.
In 1967. the comm1,'1on approved
a use ocrmu for conitruction of the fi~e-stof") bu11dina. ~h1ch ncceded a
SO.toot htaht hmtt, on the dock 1de
propcrt)' ofTWe t roa l Hiatt~•> JUSt
touth of Ne p<>rt Boule\ard.
The bu1td1n1 on11naU) hou!ltd a
bank and ral&urant on the fi"'t noor.
• yacht club on tht tttond noor and
aencral offices on tht upper thrtt
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the 'Westin uth ( oa t Plaza holcl.
He continue to maintain tnat the
contro"ers) o~cr the sccunty guard
I poltt1cal
.. The mcmbt'" of the Central
Comm1uee arc cognizant that tbe
1 ue 1s 113nisan rhetonc ·· Fuentes
said .. The) ~nd firml in stipport of
me."
rect'ntl\' a 10\Cm ~r. Fuentes
h d taid M V.antcd to kP dav. n He
(PleaM ~FUENTES/ A2)
H·B'sSilva
accused of
blockin-
oceanv1ew
B ROBERT BAftkER
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I\ Hunungton Hubour man ha~
cr111cl1ed Huntington lk h Coun-
c1lll)an Jim •l"a for adding a M"Cond
stol) to hts waterfront home, allcgina
11 help\ block. 1he "1cw from h1
ne1 hbor; S500 OOO·to-S600.000
hom~.
l lo)d Booth said 1lva's home in
the (11lbt-n Island dt'"tlopmt'g1 of
Huntington Harbour --.hen com-
bined with <,Cl·"Ond-tO(} 1dd1t1on to
t"'o •dJalent homes -'·tot.all~
bloch'' '1c~ ol Booth'' neighbors
Pe1cr and Monique Mmard
Ro<lth ~·d the '1 tu from h1\ '""°' tor\ home on a hill awa' from the
Y..atcr. aren't blocll.cd ~ct Buth<' tear-,
the 1rcnJ ttl"'ard\ tv.o-stof) "'atcr·
front n.-sidrncc" .... ,11 prohtcratt
He., 1onc 10 < I\) Hall tn $Card'I of
"fnendh couno1mcn" to draft an
or\11nance to halt 1he leartd sprcad.
h appt.tt'\ unhkclv that ..,1ha ~111 bt
found 1n chat fr1enJly iroup.
· I don·1 think ht' "'"s reasonable.'' Booth said "He·, uppo..cd to ha\C
kno"'ledge He'~ supposed 10 h "C
common "cnsc and common
C0'9n~\
S1h a ..aid tod•> that Booth ··,., u,kmg ht nose into 1inard' bu 1·
n ' M 1nard ha said nothma to me." 1l~a added that he had a nJht to a
5ttond ton based on the pnce that
ht p;ud for his home. ~ h1ch is about
5.000 square lttt and ma) bt' v.onh
about $1 .2 m1lhon.
"If the\' "''Int an ocean He•. let
them P3' the pn«," 1h1 said .
fon1qve Minard r..ud Thuf'W y
\he 1sn·1 ccrtatr' lo v.hat e~tc~nt "'c:""
v.111 bt' bl ~Cd unul thc rcmodt'hna ,..ork t compktcd.
She e ~'"· thou~. that ' and (Pl ....... D/.U)
e1i this wee.tend
* <>r..-COMt DAILY PILOT/~. January 8, 1H9
lanners approv,e
re parkl~g for Ho•g More rain forecast for Saturday
'•1 lalS YOKOI , ................
:)6 ~ N~rt Beach Plann ing
Commission approved plans Thurs· 4ay to add two parking structures. a
•pedtstnan corridor and space. to the
tme,.ency room area at Hoa& Mem·
.orial Hospital.
: But hospital officials bowed to
Kirby residents' concerns. agreeing
to wi thdraw-for now-a request to
~onstruct liJhtcd rooftop wall signs on the hospital towers.
The request to allow 1he addnions
'WI$ the latest in a string of use-perm11
1amendments granted to the hospital
..cince 1979, when the original permit
•'Was approved to allow expansion.
Over the )'cars. the hospital has
'added a I 0-story pat1ent to~er, a
••nale story permanent facility and a
temporary mobile unit for Magnetic Resonance Imaging (used for
:4iaanostic X-rays) and a 65.000-
~uarc-foot cancer center.
' Commissioner James "Buzz" Per-
son expressed concern that "wt keep
--getting piecemeal applications from ~Hoag when we know there's a master
plan coming to us." But Planning
"Director James Hcw1cker explained
that pan of the delay 1n city review of
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.,
the' mister plan 1s due 10 the hea\) M> tht main hospual building.
workload ofc1ty cmploycn. The plans al50 50u1ht perm1 ion
Additionally, Hcw1cker Mid he has to construct four intemall) 11-
learned th.at tn the med1c•I md\,l.St ry ·lumanated wall signs. with an area of
"things do seem to cl"\ange qu1H.' about 158 square feel each. and a
rapidly. It is very dynamic." monument sign to be located at tht"
The amendment approved Thurs-corner of Hospital Road and New-
day will allow a 20..spacc. bi-level pon Boulevard .
parking Structure to be built on the . ~owever, af)cr ~Ospital official$
west side of the site at the rear of thl" 1nv1ted nearby residents to review
e>.isungemcrgenc) ~oom. Theemerg-and d1scu~s' the plan_s. ··~c .?•d find
enc) room walling area will also be • there was some rcsmance to 1hc
expanded by 966 square feet rooftop signs. said Peter Foulke. 1he
Another 110.spacc. bi-level park-hosp11al's senior vice president
mg structure wtth rooftop {>'irking Otlic1als opted to re-evaluate
will be constructed for doctors use on whether the signs arc needed. Foulke
the nonh end of the site. adjacent to said.
the doctors' conference cen1cr and Concerned with rcsiden'ts' oppos1-
Hospital Road. T~c muamum height uon to lhe sign~. comm1ss1oners
ohhe structuw v.1li t>e 17 feet. required tha1 future plans to con-
A l,4()4..square-footadd1t1on to 1hc struct an) signs will have to be
1mag.mg center locaied near the reviewed b) the comm1ss1on and"' 111
emergency room will allow establish· require a 1lSC permit. NormaJI). a
mcnt of an addittonal permanent ma>.1mum of three 1dent1ficatton wall
ima,ing unit so the ~urrent mobile signs 1s permitted. but Foulke said he
facility can be ehmtnatcd. agreed to the condation.
In the southwest portion of the However. ~omm1ssioners dad ap-
property, a pcdestnan corridor. a prove a new ground sign at NewPQrt
lobby and future general-use labora· Boulevard and Hospnal Road.
tory will be constructed. The corridor Callrans, which owns the land where
will link elevators from the lo~er the sign will be installed. and hosp11al
parking levels, near the cancer CCn\Cf. officials are ncgot1a11ng for the land.
8oUIMm Celfomia'e ...... atcwm hed WI Int ... DJ~ ~.taut not ...._,CIUtllPina~ ~on IN mounl8lne to
force ...,..W petrol teicOft9 .,_ tM ~. I ,,.,
mountlift routt Into t..ol ~ from Kem County. ~
Mid. ..
MNnWh ... , mofe r11n, w\d anow 11'1 thot mount~. ••
fofecatl to atttve In Southern Cufornl• by Saturday, lhe
Netlonal W•thef S.Ylce Mid today Cooter weethef IS expec1ed ecrou Southern Cefifornla
tonight. with lowt llonQ lhecoeat expected to r.ngt from the 30s
to the '40t. W•t to north.,..t _.nda to 25 mph .,e also expected
along the co.at tonight, ~ Satutday Hight SatUfday lhoold range from the high 40t to low $08.
A tmaft craft acMaory h .. t>.-.. IMUecl fOt Potnl Conc.ptlon
to the Mexican botdet. Motlly northwett wind• 10 to 15 knoll
with 2 foot .... tonight and Saturday. Swell west 4 '"' Partly
cloudy With a tligtlt Chance or atlOwer•
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CHICAGO (AP) Better-
educated Amencans smoke far less
since the surgeon general first warned
9f tobacco's dangers 25 years ago. but
~y 2000, 30 percent of those who
never went beyond high school wall
still be h&hting up, researchers re-
• ported today.
Poorer and less educated people arc
missing the message that smoking is
1inked to cancer and other numerous
health problems, said researchers at
the national Centers for Disease
~ontrol in Atlanta.
"Smoking prevalenc.e has declined
across all educational groups. but the
·decline has occurred five tames faster
.among the higher educated compared
with the less educated," they reported
in the Journal of the American
Medial Association. .
One reason may be that much of
the antismoking messaac has aone
out in neW$papers and medical
journals.. -typically read by the better
educated, said Dr. Michael C. Fiore, a
leader of the COC group.
'"Little has aone out via mass
media, especially television." he said
in a telephone interview Thursday
from Madison, Wis., where he is now
an assistant professor of medicine at
the Unwersity of Wisconsin Medical
Center.
From 1974 to 1985. the number of
U.S. smokers among people who had
completed four years of college plum-
meted by more than a third, from 28. 5
Convicted killer-rapist
1executed in Missouri .
JEFFERSON CITY. Mo. (AP) -
A man who raped and killed a woman
, brought to him as a "b1nhda> ~nt'' was put to death early today
: tn Missouri's first exccu11on in 24
years.
George "Tiny" Mercer, clasping a
Bible, was inJected wuh a toxic dose
of drugs at 12:03 a.m. as his wife.
Christy. watched through a death
; chamber wrndow. He was declared
~dead at 12:09 a.m.
! Mercer, 44, had been on death row
: at the Missoun State Penitentiary
: longer than any otber inmate and his
1 efTons to stop the execution failed l Thursday when the U.S. Supreme
Coun and Gov. John Ashcroft re-
fused 10 vant a stay.
About 30 death penalty opponent~
neld a service at a church and about a
dozen went to the muimum-sccunty
prison for a candleli&bt vigjl.
According to evidence at his 1nal,
friends brought Ms. Keeton to Mercer
as a "birthday present." Hts 11-year-
old daughter was at home dunng an
assault in which Mercer forced the
woman to have sex with him ·at
gunpoint before killing her.
Mercer was the IOSth person put to
death in the United States since the
Supreme Coun allowed states to
restore the death penalty in 1976.
percent to 18.4 percent, the CDC
group said.
But the corresponding drop among
people who never graduated from
h1&h school was 2. l percent, from
30.3 percent to 34.2 percent. the
researchers found.
NEXT GOVERNOR ..•
From Al
Fiore said that while the number of Ferguson said.
smoke,rsovcrall 1sdccrcasingstcad1I) ··rm deeply disappointed;'
-from more than 40 percent in the Bergeson sa1cl .. h 's a real blow to
1960s to less than 29 percent by 1987 Republican hopes 1n 1990. ••
-differences in smoking pauerns Seymour concurred. "For the Re-
based on educational statuutand out publican Party it's hke losmg your
more than those based on gender and star quarterback as you're going into race. the Super Bowl . It leaves a tremen-
About 1.3 million Americans quit dous void ...
smoking annually between 1974 and Fel')u50n said the governor a-nd
1985 but about I milhon young U.S. Sen. Pete Walson are among the
people joined the smoking ranks each few Republicans with sta tewide name
year during the 1980s, the researchers rccogmt1on and po""er. whale the
said. Democrats hold numerous state of·
The resca~chers. co-led by John P. fices.
Pierce, said that ~f the trend.. con---"Wnh ham JOne 1t means a few
unues, 22 percent of the population Republicans with some 1dent1ficat1on
20 and older 10 the year· 2000 will in the pany and a few outsiders will be
smoke. compared with 30 percent in vying for the nomination:· he said
198"5. Ferguson. acu..,e an the struggle to
They further pre.dieted that while achieve fair reapportionment in less than I 0 percent of college 1990, said the governor's veto power
graduates wall be smokers m 2000. at would be an 1mponant tool in that
least 30 percent of those with.no more fipt to offset the Democratic ma-
than a htgh school education will be JOnty 1n the 1...e&Jslatu.re
puffing.. , Should the Democrats capture 1hc
.. Public health incervent1ons must governor's scat as well. the state"'s
be made more relevant to these d1rect1on into the 21st century would
slowly chaniina groups." the re-bt dcC.tdcd by the Dcmocrat1c<On·
searchers said. "Only when such trolled ur-ban centers hke Los An-
targeted efforts are successful will geles. San Francisco and West Holly-
smokinJ have the potential to lose its wood, Fcr&uson said.
dastinctton as the · number one "for us an Orange County. R1ver-
prcventable cause of deatll in the side, San Bernardino and San Diego,
United States.'~ --that would not be a very good 1hrng."
·smoking-related deaths claim
390,000 Americans annually. said
He admitted interest in running for
h1f!!er office, too • ·1 certainly wouldn't say. under no
condiuon would I run •
He 1s thinking about cstabhsh1ng
an exploratory committee, he said.
Seymour, whose scnatonal d1stnct
tnchldes part of Costa Mesa, said Sen.
Wilson would be his first choice and a
strong candidate.
He sa1d he talked to the senator
...before Christmas and strongly urged
him to consider a run should Dcu-
kmeJtan rcure.
WiJson was hesitant He hkes
Washington, has esubhshed some
scnaonty and enjoys working on
foreign l>Ohcy issues. Seymour said
.. But when I discussed the mues
that fact Cahfomta hke transpor-
tation. education. environment and
quahty ofhfe, J saw a clear twinkle 1n
his eye," Seymour said.
Seymour. who SCf\'cd as Wilson's
state campe1an chairman in his recent
re-decuonracc. said ht would ltke to
again·t>c Wilson's sune chamnan 1n a
gubernatorial race
The senator from Anaheim con-
Sldcrs himself a leadtnJ contender
among the second uer or c.andadatrs.
··1 think I have as cood a chance as
anybody," he said, c1t1n1 his stature
in Orange Counry and proven fund·
ra1s1ng ability.
8ergC$0n said she was nattered that
her name as being floated amona
potential gubematonal cand1<btes
.. 1 would never rule out the poss1-
b1h1y," she said. "l am interested in
statewide office."
But she thinks n 1s too soon to play
the name aame.
"We need to let the dust settle. It
wtll be sptina before any dettrm1na·
1100 can be made on who.could make a successful run," Bergeson said
Joann Schellenbach. a spokeswoman
for tftc American Cancer Society. HB COUNCILMAN CRITICIZED ••.
From Al
ht'Thusbandwon't beablecont11roe to ·second stol') addttfon~ except for The intent was to h3"t water 1<1st1)
to sat in their second-story home and drafting new ordinances for all he said
l ~BANK ROOF WILL GET FACELIFT-.?~~
1 F romAl
f1oors.
, In 1985. a use permit was approved
to allow establishment of Promises
I mghtclub on the second floor to
•---~the 1acht club. I I But "the prOJCCt was never quite
built as tt was planned."' Ficker said.
I Various problems have prevented
architects from compleung land-l scapmg and pursuing other plans for
: the building. he said.
-Haseko has new ideas. The bu1ld-
uig will be vacated and gutted, and
redone with new interiors. Ficker
-taid.
Funhermore. the second-floor
, nightclubw1ll be replaced bya private
,yacht club and general offices. The
yacht club will be an clttc establish·
ment with a limued membership of
)00 to 150 persons. accordma to the
plans. As for exterior plans. "We'd hke to
lighten tt up and make at a 'happier·
.~ilding." said Ficker ... h's (current-
J.Y) 1 rather dark but Id ma."
' To air the bu1ldin1 out. the 6.foot-iP solid parapet that surrounds the
roof will be removed and replaced
with a sce-throup rulina that will be ·~feet tall. Also, the existing roof-
f'ji,(,Uoted equipment that extends
about 12 feet above the roof will be 'feP&aced with new equipment. wh ich
i• only nine feet high.
The machinery will be masked by
1 four tenaced pyramid screens. ac·
~rdi04 to plans.
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Architects wanted to remove the
mechanical equipment from the roof
altogether, but learned the cost would
be SJf incant. Ficker satd. The rc-mov alone_ would cost 53681000,
while an addhionaJ $360;000 win be
lost in revenue 1n the lenath of the
lease, he .said.
However. residents of Newport
Hei&hts ~ued that such a cost 1s
small for bu alders who plan Lo rc..,am p
the building, anyway. Jim Clarkson. a
Santa Ana Avenue resident and
devclo_perhimself. said his firm spent
only $ l '40,000 to remove heating
units from the roofofa Taraet store in
Thousand OaJts and t'flocate them
inside. • •
The mitipuon measures planned
by Ficker wall not be enough to k.etP..
the machinery out of the sight of chfT
top residents' views. Clarkson said.
"It's a hi.ah-profile bu1ld1ni," he
said ... The Tokai Bank bu1ldin1 1s a
bu11din1 many people wish was never
built because of the hetpt."
While Ficker prncnted shdes of
residents' current views and said "I
thinJc there is a bi&. bta vista theft''
beyond the Tok.at lank bualdina. Jan
Vandersloot contended that "a
substantiaJ view of Catalina Island 1s
lost by the bualdtf!I. ••
However, the five comm1ssiontf1
present (Jan Debey and Thomas
Edwards were absent) unan1mou1ly
sided with Ficker. "f quite franklJ
understand w~ Mr Clarkson as
enJOY watching the decorated boats in TM tv.o-story bu1ld1ngs no"'
Chnstmas parades. But he bclic,.es that wben G1lben sprouting on tht v.atcr's cd&e run
coming from , but l believe the ovepll l'land homes were built nearly 30 counter to that purpose. he said
impact of what ts being propo~ for Booth, who's wnuen a leuertoC uy )'can. ago. 11 was v.-Jth the purpose of lon1n1 "dm 1n1~tra;or M 11te
this prOJect 1s a benefit rather than a Council members before his appear-hav1na two-story home on a small tran1c ia1d there arc no &rounds to
detriment:• said Commissioner ance Tuesda) n1&ht, said he's been hill awa)' from the water and one-w1lJihold bu1ldm& J>('rm1a for t«-
James.:.Buzz" Person. told officials an cfo nothtn&about the story homes near the water. ond· dtt1 ons
.. There arc fewer increases and r~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~~;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~i-morc decreases, and they are an a
manncrthat I think.will.provide more
open views," said Commission
Chairman Gary Pomeroy.
Other plans include location of two
s11ns of 2-feet, 6.mches in he1&ht at
the top of the buildin .. s nonfi and
west sides. and replacing the three
exisung 2-foot-hi~ sians. The new
si&ns will also continue to identify the
pnmary tenant. who is still unknown.
Construction should take about six
months, Ficker said.
FUENTES ••.
From Al
said he wa ttrcd and wanted to spend
more tame wnh h11 family and 1n
pursuit of other interests. "I had alwayi vicwtd four years as
plenty," he u1d toda)" .. But there·s sull work to do.··
Cttana the 1ucccs.sful voter rq1s-
trat1on <lnves and strona treasury or
therouniy pany, Msatd he want~ to
build on those sucC'ts5n.
"Wt''lie aot the momtntum rolling.
I'm rested. re-cnera1ccd and ready to ~t DemQ(tall for 6rt'l.lcfa t." he 111d. .
Something
beautiful is about
to happen ...
It will ttl'm spontaneous •.
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Aerobic classes
offered for adults
A frtt. ciP.t·Wttk am>bic &Is desi&ned (or
mature adults will bctln 11 I 0 a.m. Wednesday ~t 1
Jewish Community Center. 298 Broadway. uauna
Beach
Sponsored by Irvine Valley Coltcw,t. lbe class strcs~ individual cardiovascular and rnpttory
lc\els. sbowin& how to btsl ute aerobics as a v.ay of
dtvclo1>m1 ana maintainina htahh and fitness.
Reimrauon will be 11 the etnttr on the first da).
Further information may be obtained by callin& the
center at 497-2070 or Irvine Valley Colltte at
SS9-9219.
Laser treatment eiplaliled
The bencftu oflascr treatment for --.omen with
chronic pelvic pain wlll ~ discussed at a f rtt
seminar by Or. Abraham DuelofthcOranae County
Pdv1c Pain Institute.
His talk will bet.in 11 7 p.m. Monday at W~ttm
Medical Center. 10()1 N Tustin, Santa Ana. in
rooms 2 and 3. Rc~rvauons and further mfor·
m:itt0n ma)' be obtained by callina S41-664 I.
Organ muslc to be studled
A organ clus cmphas1Z1ng the music of Bach
and add111onal organ literature suited to student
interests will nan Monday 'lit 3:30 p mL a1 Qr•nAt
( oast Colltte 1n Costa Mesa
ThlS tw~un11dass. offered throup the school's
music department is intended for ~udenas with a
m1n111'1um of four )'ears of piano study
For more 1nformat1on. call 432-56 78.
Seminar to deal with PMS
Find out how 10 eliminate depression and
discomfort associated with premenstrual syndrome
at a free lecture by · Dr Stanley Lubell. medical
director of the Center fo r Special Problems 1n
Gynecology
His t.alk 1s scheduled at 7 p.m Monday at
Western Medical Center. I 00 I N. Tus11n Ave.. nta
Ana 1n rooms 4 and S.
Restrva11ons and further informa11on may be
obtained by calling 953· 7444.
Training fcu mlulon tours
A course covenna the Franc15an M1ss1on
system, native Amcncan history, Spanish and early
Amcncan history w1ll be part of 1he preparation
aiven to volunteers 1n1ercstcd in becoming tour
iu1des for the M1sst0n San Juan Capistrano;
Training will begin with an orientation al 9 a.m
Wednesday a1 1hc m1ss1on in San Juan Capistrano
The followmg sessions will be held on con-
lttut1vc Saturda)s. starting Jan. 14 Hours will be 9
a.m. to noon. except on Jan. 14, which will be 9 am
to 4 p.m.
Volunteers complc11ng the cou~ ~111 &l\C
tours to school children, who compmc 85 percent of
tours. The course 1s ofTcrtd once a )Car so space 1s
hm1ted Reservations and further 1nformauon m•n
be obtained b) calhng 661-1117
Development discussed
. The current and future plans for the Irvine
•
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•1 IOB VAN EY&EN ...............
C"haflrt for ltfVtC'C'S such "pr<>ttUint
.ubdav1S10n plans rnay be U\Cre&~ an
Cos1.1 MHA wt)Cn the City Council IC\ ICW~
rts ftt structure.
In tht budltt<onscious era that ha
follov.-td the T978 W·hm1t1n1 measure,
Proposition Jl. m•ny c111es hl\le iakcn a
hard look at fttsasa meansofreplacina tu
re¥enues.
Under state law, fen for services may
not be hi&her than the actual cost of
prov1d1na those ~rv1ces.
In Costa Mesa, however. some services
arc probably be1n1 offered at foes far lo~er
thin the.1ttual cost aetord1na to coun 11
members.
The cost discrepancy drew comments at
Monday's Cit) Council meeting from
newt) elected Councilwoman and)
Genas.
Genis said 11 appears to be developers
who art J1Clt1n1 the subs1dm~d trc-atment,
while the cit) 's residents arc being forced
BUILDING .•.
Prom Al
slid
The sttll unfinished sto') began "'hen
the pink-hued ( h1na Hou~ went on the
market in 1983 tis owner sought an
imperial S2 75 m1lhon for the Oncntal edifice. ·
It had been built as a beach co1taic in
193 1 for a wealth) Pasadena anorney
whose wife had a penchant for Onen1al
themes
Located near the t'ntrancc to Newport
Harbor. 11 became a landmark for boaters
Bui as a ytar-round home. 11 lacked
ap~al. Dccora1cd with ornamcn1al
dragons and a colorful bndge that led 10 m
own pnvatc beach. the house was small
The third stol') v.as detached from lhe
rest of the house. accessible onl ) b) an
outdoor s1aarcasc The ongmal owners
reponedly asked for that strange design 10
keep the children on th. e third noor from
bothcnng their parcn1s
The three-bedroom home's kitchen was
so 'lmall 11 seemed alfl'lost an afierthough1
Donna Schroeder. a Corona del Mar real
estate agent. was showing 1he s11ll unsold
hOU~ 10 the Beauchamps 1n 1986 when It
dawned on them that It was sitting on t~o
lots. and 1wo homes could replace 1he
structure nobody wanted to bu).
The couples paid S 1.4 m1ll1on for the
China House. inlcndang to tear 11 down
and build two homes
To their d1Sma). 1hc Setiroedl·rs and
Beauchamps soon learned that c:ven
though nobody had wan1cd to bu) 1hc
Ch~na House. plt'nl) of people v.crc w1lhng
10 hgh1 11s dc:mohuon.
Local prcscn at1on1sLS argued the C h1na
!louse wa<1 an 1mponan1 landmark 1n a
Ot~ CoMt DAILY PILOT /Frtday, Januery e. ,.. Al
a to review fee structur
to pey the lull COit of scrvaces.
.. My problem 11 that the fees we ctiarar
peoplr who want IO ckvctop att way low.''
satd Oen11, "whereas 1f )OU want to' 1ew a
".cSeo 1.1" of lbc approval proc«di np and
you don t happen to hive your owr> VC R.
the ftt )'>U PIY to ute city equipment and
have a C'11r, staff ~rson monitor ) ou 1s
quite hJJh, •
Because rt)1dents who use C'lt~ equip-
ment must Pl> the enti~ cost -salary
plus benefits -of the tafl' member
IS'>ISllna them. the minimum co t of USIOI
cit)\ 1deocqu1pmen11sSl8an hour Gcn1!.
said.
··So u's entirely possible that someone
lis1&nina 10 a lenathy hearina could pa)'
s1gnificao1I) mof't' than the $65 11 co lS 10
ha\e a 2().lot subd1vas1on processed," she
said.
1f an)Onc 1s to ict a barpin rate for
service . the city ought to rc,ersc the
snuauon so it's the poorer residents. who
arc less hkcly to own VC Rs. 'A-ho al'e
gettma 1hc subs1d). rather than de·
velopers.
Counc1l~oman Mary Hornbu .. ·kle
tarted therl' art prohtbl) some scrvace fees
tut netd to be adJuSted . But she chided
Genas for brin11n1 the matter up wnhout
fint find1n1 ou1 ~hat Cit) official\ ~ere
alttady do1n& about 11.
"I don't 1hanlc there's an~ que~t1on that
some of our fen don't al-curalcl) rcnect
COiis." she said. "Bua I wish ndy had
talked to Ma)or (Peter) Buffa before she
raised tht que uon a1 the mcctrn& I he fa t
is we have been look1n1 at 1hu. fo1 quite
some time Cit) \ta IT has been study in& our
ftt 11ru turt and ~c ~•II be lookinJ at the first round of that \tudy at Monda> \lUd)
st s1on ·•
Hombucklt $81d residents ma) well
wind up paying more for Cll) -,er' 1et
"I uspcct ~c ~•II begin chaf'llnJ for
services th•t ~c have tradmonally offered
at \Cl')' low cost" she said.
But she s:ud there will still be room to
keep some fees lo~er than com. 1f doing so
~ould st!'e the public 1ntcrt t
"We s11ll do ha\e $0mc Oc:\1b1ht)'. • he
said
C'ounc1lman Or,11le Amburgey ~1d the
<'II)' don not perhcularty Med t~ ~vm~
from mcreastd fen TM tSIU(. ht •id, l's
one of faarna1 ..
"for )'C'&rl ~e ha\en'l adJUSlcd our fee
stru turc bccaust ~t haven't come 'tf'
a&a1n$t tht bUdJtlal')' problems that SOlltf
other ('1t1es ttave h d.' he said. "Bue wtuit
has happcn<'d over the )C'll'S " our fee
tructurt has aone" ridiculous For cdlW-
ple, 1f )OU'"e been denied a bu1lcti1'-
perm1t t>~ the Ptannina omm1 ion anCI
you want to appeal 11 10 the Cuy CounClt.
the film& fee 1~ US. Thal°s ~low that a loc
of people 1mpl) ap~al as a manet of
course. "'hcthcr they have a rtasonablt
ca~ or nol ••
Tht0fce for appeals 1n other c1u~ 1!.0ftC11
as high as S400. Amburaey said.
"II costs tit) st.all an arm and a ltt LO
procc~ these things." he said. ··which
means 1hat the tnpayers arc ubsidiziflt
people who file appeals. I don'1 think thal°1 ra1r ••
• The council will fl'\ IC\Ao the fee structutt
11111s Jan 23 study se ion at 4 p m. 1n the fift~ floor confettnl't room at City H~ll.
fight and us attendant .mcnuon an the
media. but refused 10 &•"e up
Donna hroeder once said. ·Tm o
romant1c1 1. I thought. '\ ou could tal\d
"hen }ou'rc old and watch the boab 10
out.· But now I fed li~c rm going to be old
nc>.t )Car··
F1nall). in &ptcmber 1987. a demo-
lition permit \\as issued.
The couples had wrrcl>.1n.gcrew carcful-
1) remo\C some SOO ~uare feet of roof
ules. the cupola. scrttn , corbels and other
arch1tec1urally unique items with an e)'e
lO\ltard the possible construction of a
pagoda-hlo.c PJCbo ovcrloolun.g the bay.
That plan has fallen by the wayside.
Jeannette \:ltd.
· The matenal arc sull m storage, but will
probabl} be disposed of soon. he said.
··They're thinking of unloadina 11. h 's
• \Cf)' C).~nSI\ e 10 keep all that stuff m tora~. •Jeannette said
Building permits were issued 1n Febru-
ary and March of 1988 and foundnt1on
work is under "ay
Concrete ~orkcrs have had to c111
through and dnll mto solid bedrock and
because the l~O house will Sit close
together in the already crowded C'hH(a
(OH. ~ori.. 1s further slowed b} d1fficuJt
~ccc~s. cit) bu1ld1na inspector M11>.c De'·
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Oeltr"-' ,.._.._ .. h 'sve') lo~ ll'scatcn up a lot oft1mc
lmpoelnC rooOlne of the China Hoa.ae, buUt tn 1931 ln Corona del · :ind monc>;' he_ $31d.
Mar wu a landmark for boaten before lta demolition ln 1987. Howtvcr. the slab for the h~ocde"· · • · home 1s final!~ bc1n1 poured this ~eek and
v.ork on 1he Beauchamps· home 1 n·1 faT
behind. Jeannette said. Cll) "'here landmarl.. arc sc:ircc / < hina CO\C nc111.hbors filed a la~suu
con1ending d1fficufi con~truc11on require-
ments su<:h as pumpang&round~;:uer from
the lot ~ould endanger their homes
fhe couples also ran into prohlcms v. 11h
the California Co.i'>tal Comma s1on al\d
the Nc~port &ach Planning <om·
m1ss1on
Sc:cmm&I~ t'ndless hearing\ ~ere hC'ld.
dela)cd. rcsi.:heduled Technic:ah11C'i. "trc
argued 8Jucprmt~ ~ere ~ubm1tted ;lnd
"Thtn things will really mo\c into h11h
gear When the parkma areas are pour~.
it'll be about 10 month) tocomplc11on," ht
\<lid
rcsubm11ted
The e'asperatcd '"They hould be 1n their new hom~ touplc\ t1rc.-d of the ( hnstm.u"
pcctrum De"elopment will be discussed b)
Richard G Sim, prcs1den1 of 1hc ln"c 1men1
Properties 0roupofThc Irvine Com pan} on Jan 17
at the Newport ~ach Marriott Hotel
.\dm1ss1on for the 7· 15 am meeting. 1nclud1na
breakfast. 1s SI ) for rtscf\ed tickets and S 15 at the
door Further information ma> be obtained b)
calling the ewport Harbor ·~rca Chamber of
Commerce at 644-8211
Buckey supported in
bid to teach again
Scoµt post looking
for a few good boys-
LO ANGELE (AP) -Pegg~ Ann By ROBERT BARKER
Library series correction Bucke). a former dcfendan1 1n lhl'
Mc\1art1n Pre-School molcsta11on cao,e
should be allowed 10 tc:ach deal and
ltarn1ng-d1sabltd children S3\'S an adm1n-
1s1rat1\ Claw JUdgt.>
SC\.OOU • .u > and )pc\. IJI cJU\.JllOO Ital hing
ct'rt1fi<JICS allo~1ng her lo tc:al'h deaf Jnd
leam1n~-d1sabl«I c.h1ldrcn
OflMD..,Neel-••
03' 1d Rite hie: I 5 of Hunllngton BC'ach ht•lon \to ;a Bo~ ou1 atlihatf "ho'lt'
mcmbc1s parachut( lrom airplane~. go rahingun "'Id m er., raripd lh>"n chn., 1nd
fire rifles at shoo11ng-rangc uar1e1~
The Dail) ·s Pllofs Bulletin Board column hs1cd
an 1ncorrtt1 telephone number for the ewpon
Beach Public L1brat) 's Thursda) eHnang spealo.cr
"scncs.. Judge Roriald M C1rucn sharpl) l nll
cm.•d tcsumon~ otTcrcd b) the tall' and
said the former 1nstrur1or hould he-Sl"l'O
bad. her teaching ncdrn11al'I
She had held a permanen1 11:ac her".,
position with tht' '\nahe1m l 1n1on H1ah
School Omnct in •Q~ \\-hen \he ~.ar. on(
of St'' en dt'lendant~ charged "'llh alleged I)
molesting students a1 the,: dl"funll ~l3n
ha11an Beach pres{ hool
Ht' one ofl) membca of fiLa, o Com~n) E plon:r Po\I '~ It•. the uni~
mt111ar) po\t 1n Oranac ( ount~. 3llOrdmg to the fl'l\f!. ~:ou1m.'h1er Those 1n1trestcd in a lecture fhursda) b)
Robr.n L ..\yan1an on the: 'io\ 1ct Un1on·s reform
proposals ma) call the l1hrary a1644-'l177 for mort
1nforma11on Shortl) aner her 1~84 arrt.''>l the: '>c.'h\iol
d1stno ~uspendcd Bucke' ., IC3l hina
crt'<lcn11als and refused lo allo" hl·r 10
"orl.. fhC' '>tale rnmm1ttl'C SU\J)l'ndl'd her
{Crtlfic.ites 10 191<4
R1tch1c .i I01h grader al Hunt1ng1on Beach High \<hool look\ torv.ard to
anending the regular Thur'<.lil\ n1gh1 ml-Ct1ng!> al thl· .\rmed f url<''> Re~r' c,C c:n1c:r
in l o~ .\lam11m
tic v.ant'l IO pt1h\h up hi\ m1htan \li;1lls \0 he <"<&n Join thl' .\rm\ ~hen he\ 11 ••
a goal he ..aid ·, h•uJ "'"le he "a!. in the \l\lh grade The D:nl) f>'llo1 regrets the error AClord1n1 to C1ruen·s ruling rclca~d
Thur~a,. no cauS<" C\l~l'I tor den"ng
Bul ke). · '~ 'rcdenual'I tx·\.aU'>C l ll her
fitness to teach
~ou1ma!.lcr (111 t ocrp('r a l apt3in 1n the l "'-arm~ national guard and a
'i('niOr ollilcr In the Hun11n11on Beach r oh{'(' Ot-panment. \<lid g<>tllng bo\\ rc3d)
10 Join the m1litar) 1sn'1 a goal of the P<>'t though
"\\-(' don·t "ant to create a bunch of Rambo ... · he \ll1J .. We· "an1 th<' OO)S to
learn leadership. charac1er conlidcnre and md11an \c.1ence ··
Friday, Jan. 6
The op1n1on v. 111 be re' 1C'v.cd b) lhe
s1att ( omm1r.s1on on ( redcn11als 1n S:Jcra
men to
.. It\ ~rtat:' Bucke) ~1d of the Judg1:"1
---f-1FUMA • .fm O\CrjO~l'<i lf'I the firsl gcx><l
news "'C0 \t had an h"c )Cars ..
r ~o of the <lc:fcndan1s -Bue l..e' '\
hrothtr Ra\ Rue lo.c\ 30. and her mo1hcr 65-~car-old P~) \1cMart1n Bud.e~ -
arc charged "1th t>S child mol~ta11on
counts 1n rnnnec11on ~11h the ca!>«! The
two art' on trial oOIN
<. oerpcr s:ud 1he bo> · them~he" teach d •w1c., 1n m1htan \<"1Cn\.e. map
re:id1n b.lttkground sun1\al and other top1C'\
"10 mt'<'ltn*' hedult'
Monday, Jan. 9
No m~11nas scheduled
l.1ruen presided o"cr 1.n adm1n1strnll'<' heanng for Bucke) last Tall tha1 included
te t1mon) from child w 11nes~'I
Bucke) filed suit 1n l\uaust I 'ilP a\king
the Supcno1 ( oun to order the talc
( ommmcc on< redent1al to reinstue hC'r
Bud.C) an<fth(' olhcr rour dC'fC"nd:mt"I
had all charlc~ il&Jln\t them drOQ.PC!"d 1n
Januar. I 'J86 bccau~ ofla lo. of C\ 1dcnlc
\he iilcd \U ll ahcr the 'talC' c:omm1th."<'
fa1lcJ to at1 ''" her appeal to hfl the
suspcn,100 ot hl·r ccrttficate!> .after \hc "Ot'
cleared
fht more \Ulle\S 1hat the -.oung.stcrs C'ncounttr 1n 1he1r 1nr.1ruct1on. lht mort
h l.1•l);..1hc.tr Q'11Jid\'ncc will mouna l:ncqxr said ____ _ ft amonC' da~ lnu&h al a fello~ ·out \ m1s1alo.C'~ ( OCfl>l'r orders them 10 J o
puc.h-up fht' ti~t laugft hnngs 10 ~h-u~ t~ ~ond ~O 'oungstr~ trum Hu nun ton Reach \an1a .\na, T U\ttn \nahc1m and Lo<>
.\ngeles arc 1n thl' polil C oerper s;i1<ttu: npt"l I'> thl· mcmher hip. "h•l h 1., O(X'n to
girl\ as ~ell J\ bcn~ l.(),i"<'ll lo '\O during lhl· \car
Pilot says deputy ass•ulted
him at JWA, seeks $1 milliQn
Irvine
.\n aflcmoun ~·alter to thr Ir inl·
l nilird School 01 trio informed
ulfo:ials there lh3t he haJ placcd e1ah1
han<l arenadc~ II d1fTcrcnl locallon\
1n 1hc: d1stnc1and1ha1 the\ "ere ~11u
go on · at the 10uch of a button · o
schoolf, ~ere named b" 1hc: n1 llcr dc\Cn~"d a\ a \Oung n)ale and no
J~mmC' ~trt"t'I on I hur'iod3,
Newport Beacb
\ andal~ hfol..e into 1hc ~\.>nh:n '\
l'('slroom at ~C'" port P1e1 and
smllshed lour porlCla1n 1mlcl\ ~uh :s
blunt tn\lrumt.·nt c3usang an C\11·
mated S 1,000 dam. ge Tht-foe 1ht)
had be-en, lo'<:d tor plumbing repair-.
l 90IJO tood; ot 8u\h.ard ircct
throuah a rear v.indo" and \10lc a 1<>
inch M1t~ub1sh1 color T\ \&lued :at
S.lOO a S400 tur S1~10hedd1ng.a
S4 0 lkha .\1rhnt\ 11dct .ind m1 · ~11:.neous JC'\Ao ell'\ 'alul"d at SI 00
Coeta Meu
.\ homb thrtat "3s phoncd in to
\c.-arut uth ( oa\t Pl,a11 Monda\ 11
11 a m 'lo bomb "• found and
pohcc conclud~ the 1hrcat "I' a ~ pn"< pilot v.;111 5ttk mon: 1h1n
SI m1lhon 1n damaae~ fora bcatina he
claims ht su.fTerCd ~halt 1n cu~lod) a1
John Wayne A1rpon ancr n)'1nao\cr.
President Rtapn·s n~~ lkl·..\1r
home. his anorney 1a1d.
·Dou& ()av1s. 0 . of Rubrdou"·
sufTtred tom muSiCles' 1n h•s n&hl
shoulder ..tlcn an Of'.at\fC Count\ ~frs deputy rou~ him up wh1k M w11 handcuffed for quc-t1on·
1na 11 Jottn Wa~ne trJJOf:l. h1~ tav.. 'tr, · on Raptlael. saad Th1Jn.-
da)'.
La Di<~ Olson. a ~csman f; r
IM Onu• County Shnifri ~n· ment. dtclincd commma on ahc catiC". tw •id ~vioutl)' I lhtnfrt dtput>
pu1 •.wisdoct on °'"'' aftn he was uncoopcrauvc dunna a rou11ne
"1C"'Jttlrth. p.kM wa trntcd at Cotqe
HOIPI_, Ccnu Mna. •Mn h11
.,....... wei ~ '8 I Jh~ 8-fk! _._._. telc:uied him bPl*1 ....
Davi • C'l11m. to be filed v.1th thC' 1..1.i• 1) 1cl he was ne\.Cf \.erball~ de' ic;e\ "ere fo~n~ •
count) Board of u~r"oo" nc\I abusnc or uncoopcr.1t1\.C v.hcn a \oml"oncpncdopcn 1he v.1ndo"ol ~ck. will ck SlS.000 for medical '>heriff\ deputy .. put m.} hands be-a \olk~v.aacn ~1~"0 and "olc 1b
c11penSts and SI m1lhon for a4:neral hind my back. hand\ufTcd me. and \tcrN ~ h1lc 1hc "ehu;lc v.a\ p:irkcd m
and cconom1C' damqci. Raphael then r11\ed m) hand' up unOI I " \ the \(J black ol Golden \tar c-.trh
said. Da' 1s co•tend his -.ork •~ a 5'rcam1n.f 1n pa10 for about fhe Thur\<b).
p1lol has bctn haI"pcrC'd b h1~ m!~ustt~ll don't knov. wh)' th;a1 dcp,uh \.c\cral 11crn\ ~f;c~elf) wurth S6~0
inJUr) tortured me:· he id • • • ~err \lolcn trom an empJo\et'
DI\ 1s wa ordel'N to land al John .. Th1' man's civil nJhl\ ""c 1 Kio.er JU bu inc\\ in the I '\00 bloc. i..
\\a)M 1rpon after fl y1n1 o'er \tolatrJ.'. Raphael $lid "Un· of tk nolJ~ .\\.cnuc Rcqain·s Bel· 1r home on Ot\ 2 • bl r. ~ b t.o• fh•hl\ art prohibited b\. federal rta na c Ol'C'C ""1 u • ~ a '.•.-una Beach ... ~ member of the Oranac ( uunl' --. law 1n the a1npact O\cr the home henffs l>epartmC"nl v.hcn no l:nmc mo1on\t ~ho ap~rtd to tj-
-hcn the Pfnlcknl as thert Reapn v.a com mined anJ no ci\ll rrau· drunk and b1 .. nJ1 "'" a h~arm wu
andh11.w1fc.Nancy.v.c"1hcrcfot1hc i.uon •ti violated."" dri\1~f nonhbou~d on C out tf1Jh ·
holida> · Otton ~lined to name ahc deput) v.a~ trom { rov.n ~ alle Parkv.a~ JU''
lP!l\olS taid he •ti n,,1n1 • (nc:nJ t'l\\Ohtd. sa)'tna. •• II""" hl\oe nJht aflcr 1 pm Thur'WU). om .., ~t'~
wno was taluntatrial l)f\oeotraph~ of nov. 1\ ahn u~.'ubstant1ated allcpuon una If 10 locatc.th.r .uspt\t.
tht am •hen he 1nad~CfWftll)' viol· 1p.1n~ 1m "°"'tr v. and othc:r tool \\Crt'
aaed &he a1~ around the pt 1· 0."1 ma) also filt a da1rn 1p1n~1 ... l"(pontd m1 1na from a location in *1\1'~ home. tM Federal 4\ talion ~dm1n1\lrat1on. the 600 bl ~or ran) on View Oil'<'
Hr wn dna1ncd b): \hefiffs d pu-Raphael Y.1d. on Thursda> afternoon. • tin and litn qutstionfd b): mtmbtn FR'd O'Donnell. 1..9\ ntclc\• • • • ol alw m ~ttt. wtu<h has bawd \poknman tor tht f. t\, '8id A purx 'llucd 11 S 70 was \Iii.en
1Rdicattd it won't cha,_ DI'" with . &ht •ft() itill i m\Ot1111u" DI'"• from a \C'h1dt per~ 1n the 1400
afl)' mme. ftiah.1 OYCf Reapn'' home bkxk of Bh~bird ( an~on Drht on Thuf1da). • • • PoUtt wt'rt' nlltd to 1 he JOOO bloC'l
o( tta LipNI Oft Thundl lfkf·
noon~ a minor WI\ ttpOrtcdt
btll'I \IUootd • • • \'andalsda~ aht tail hahtrnh ~thidf puttd 1n lhc 400 l*Kk ul
• • • Buralar-. \tole a c.1crto. pc.l.,c"'
camera equipment. h1nocul1n.
mp1n tqu1pmcn1 and 01hcr item~
after breall.in111n10 a t-ord van P3t led
ou1 .. 1dc an ap:irtmC'nt .it I~ W Mon·
\f0\1J \\c 1hclo"'"I c\11matC'J ai
Sl .3<'1 • • • perMJnal C'\'\mputcr and prmtcr
\alued at SHJClO "ert' '>tolcn from
\\all trttt K«ru1te~ Inc at 66tl
1'.ewport (enter l>r ln \C'\11ptor\
found no \1&n°' ol lor\;td entf)
Hanttncton Beach
' The manaatr ofa p1111 !.\Orr1n thC'
160< bk>Ckof8ol\1Ch1l.t 1r~ct\31d
that a man ¥oc1nn1 a bla ~ \\.1 m~
and brand1~h1n1 a blu~ tttl rt'' ol,cr
robbed in an atlc v.h1lc he: v.~\ 01n1
10 his car. I he man C'~J)<'d v. uh
S 1 .• 00. the '1l:t1m \lid • • • man 1n the 6¥« hind. 1 I
Defiance l>n\r cal&cd 'lhunda'
afltmoon 10 \a)' tt\at ha v.1te had the
fl.a and that he ~red w had diN
ncomaoa and not triatb1~ the
WOtMn. 62. wa tau. to Hunt1"11on
HumeM Holpital •Mf't IM rc-
Portifdly Wat pronounttd ~id • • • TM m&nllff at SPire·s Rntaunuu.
19 to Beach Bh·J •• ~1J \OmC'Onc
auk '4.<X from hC'f punc". • • • ~c ante> a home 1n the
It
• hoa,, •••
Tw o car 1crtos. "1th a total 'olut
ot $600 \A.Cft' tal.C'n from \ch1cll: ~n
1he IOI 11 Rad u10 Repair W
Harbor Bhd. some umc bet• n" ·' pm Tue~a)'and 7a m tdnCMU • • • " T ·top \ 1lucd al USO \\I "oleo
lrom acar11 Whitson C'he\ron. 2 0 1
Harbor 81\'d btt~etn 4 pm. Tu •
d3\ and 9 a.m. Wednnda~. • • • .\ ~hpted lo,er hU rcponed"
laun hcd a campa1an of -. en~a 1p1n\t h1 n .. 1rlfriend·, 1
bo)tncnd 1 he man a tu~
.. 1ash1ni the current bc>)·fnmct's It
Wedn"'1ay 1n the 4CX> bloc\ of' Fi
trttt and pot1cc offscial Ml t >
b(h(\C lhe Jilted btau ha d1rtet I
tmn Oft~ (~ and Kl\ f
\iandah m ap1n\t h• nval. • • • S<~bfakts and bla" homt a ttah• Wcdftttda
t.he 17 block of Whimn Ori~ .
vtttun 1n the f.p1 1tpontll tMe
hC Mf• hi\ hom and madt • okell
~tu rt at anothtt dri~ wtlO alt
Of[ (Ill ...... loUlri8rd. -
dn"n ~ lrilft ... •°"11
kic'Ud .... Ck>of. folOwed '""' pabbed biln b) ........ ""
'" 1ht f8ot.
..
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~-fornla has
a state treasurer
~C'RAMENTO (AP) -Former aiid1tor ,eneral Thomas Hayes was
sworn in today as state treasurer af\er
J.4.0confirm1tion in the s111e Senate
and 66-0 in the Assembly, ·
Hayn. 43. is Republican Gov.
Oeorsc Dcukmcjian's second choice
\0 tt°'8ce Dcmocnt Jesse Unruh.
who died 17 months ago.
The first choice. Republican for-
mtt U.S. Rep. Daniel Lungren, hkc
tile aovemor from Long Beach. won
confinn1tion by the state Assembly
cart}'. this year but not the Senate.
A~r ~he votes Thursda>. Deu-
kmc111n ISS\lcd a statement praising
lawmakers "for recognizing Tom
H1yes for what trc 1s: An ind1v1dual of
unquestioned integrity. who will
~ tenaciously to ensure that
CaJifornia remaans solidly in the
bllck and maintains its AAA bond ratin&-..
The vores came after speerhes that
effusively praised Hayes. The only
complaints came (rom a few Demo-
crats who objected 10 putting a
Republican in a good position to
compete m a statewide rat'C in 1990.
Hayes. an independent. says he.
plans to rercgister as a Rcpubftcan
and will seek the treasurer's office
next year,
"I am not voting for a Republican
treasurer." said Sen. John Garamcnd1
of Walnut Grove. one of two Demo-
crats who were pr~nt for the Senate
vote but abstained. "I do not believe
you can unscramble an cg. You
cannot ~rate the pohttcs from this
vote. the dcction for this \.'Ole."
Sen. Diane Watson. [).Los An·
gcles. also abstained. saying she
wanted the treasurer's post to be
retained by Elizabeth Wh11ney. a
Democrat and form~ Unruh aide
who has bttn acting treasurer S1nct
Unruh'sdeath from cancer 1n August
1987.
Hayes has been auditor eeneral
since J 979. In that post, he has bttn
TC'SpOnsibl fo 56 l>f'Okn•onal
auditors and pTogram evaluators who
conduct fiscal. performance and in·
vestigative audit~of stale agencies.
Hayes will be iaki ng a sizable salary
TbomuBaya
cut. since the auditor general makes
about $90.000 and the treasureT $72,SOO. He will fill the unexpired
term that ends Jan. 6. 991 .
Legislators from both parties
praised Hayes for his qualifications. integrity and lact of partisanship.
Firef~ghters close tank valve that
spewed deadly cloud of chlorine gas
SIMI VALLEY (AP) -A firm
repeatedly c:1ted for dumping
chemicals in the municipal sewer
system owned a tank that spewed a
11aantic chlorine cloud. fom ng nearl} 12,000 people to flee in a mass1 "'e
evacuation. The chlorine cloud as big as six
fbotball fields billowed from a factory
Thursday near the site of the Reagan
presidential library. forcing area res1·
dents to nee. backing traffic up for
miles on closed roads and freeways
and injuring three firefighters.
' "One good inhalation and you are
<Jead," ~id Hank Pielaet. a local
~ident and sponsor of a proposed
local toxics iniuat1ve. "A pure release
qf chlorine would kill everything in its
path."
Chlorine escaped during most of
t,he day from a 5,000-gallon. 30-ton
• tank at the Traveling West Tuttle-
.co., forming a potenually deadly
clm1d on the outskirts of thts suburb
40 miles nonhwest of Los Anaelcs. Three members of the Ventura
County Fire Depanmcnt's hazardous
matenals team were taken to the
hospital. Two were treated and re-
leased: the other was kept for o~rva
uon.
"We don•t expect any major an-
juries or deaths.'' department
spokeswoman Susan Chandkr said.
The gas. however, is con~dered potentially deadly. ·
"It forms an acid in your lungs that
creates blisters. and you could dje;·
said depanment spokesman Kevin
Nester.
Just after dark, a specially outfit~ed
hazardous-materials squad was able
to tighten a valve on the tank. "They
got a big wrench and lightened the
valve," said Battalion Chief Lan)
Whelan.
The evaeuauon ~as lifted Thurs-
day night, with people allowed to
return to lhe1r homes.
Otputy City Manager Jay Corey
said the cny and Travehn' West
fought a two-)ear battle over the
firm's dumping of dyes and other
chemicals.
He said the city cited the firm
several times m 1987 and 1988 forthc
illegal dumping and then sought a
co un injunction. Corey said the cily
recently won a cease-and-desist order
requiring Travclin' West to stop
discharging d)es and chemicals mto
the sewers by Jan. I .
Corey said that two waks ago
Travehn' West informed the city 1t
would close the plant and move.
UNITED NATIONS CAP)-US
Ambassador Vemon A. Wailers
.today showtd the Security Council 1
larae photOfraph showan• what he
said wcR missiln under tht winas of
a Libyan Jet shot down by U.S. forcn.
"The missile pans show quite
dearly. There were two d1fTcrcnt
tYJ>e' of missiles on the au-craf\ winsi
and hanf.ang from other parts of the fuscl•, • Walters said an an .anir>
tone of voice as he held up the foot·
square picture.
Walters said the photograph was
taken from inside one of the two
Navy F-14Jet fighters that opened fire
Wedncsdly O\.'er the Mediterranean Sea on the two Libyan M1G-23s.
downing both of them. The U.S. planes "~re agrcss1\.'ely
and hosulely challenged b) the l1t>-
yan au: force.'' h<" said. The facts and
the conversauons of the U.S. cockpit
crews "make 1t all the more clear that
they acted an self-defense."
Earlier. the Soviet ambassador told
the council thcdownan1ofthc Libyan
plann· was -absolu1e1.r. unfounded..._
and erodes the poss1b1li1ics of peace
in the Middle East.
"Nobody attacked the aircran or
ships of the United Stales:· Alex-
ander M. Belonogov said af\er the
council resumed discussion on
Li~a·s demand that 11 condemn the
U.S. action.
U.S. officials allege the Libyan
aircraft were armed. hostile and-in
pursuit. Libya says 11s Jets were
unarmed rcconna1 saoce planes.
On Thursday. the Pentagon re-
leased a videotape tt says was shot
from ans1de one of the U.S. jel5. It
'shows one Libyan plane carrying four
missiles. The videotape showed the
U.S. fig!lters tried high-speed man-
euvers fi ve times to a'-Otd the Mt G
planes before they fired.
Tlle U.S. action was deplored by all
those who sp<>ke this morning. 1n-
cludmg Brazil. Madaga~ar. Nepal.
N1caraJua and Uganda. On Thurs-
day. sax speakers. representing the
Arab Lca1ue. Burkina Faso. Bahrain.
Cuba. Syria. and Tunisia. con-
demned the U.S. action.
Walters, the last on today's list of
scheduled speakers. said the United
States ~scnts .. being taught the
norms of 1nterna11onal behavior by
nauons governed b) various fomu of
military or C1\.'1han one-pan)' d1 c-
1atorsh1ps." .
A vote on an)' rcsoluuon of
condemnation was not anuc1pa1ed
before the ~eekcnd
Al'& II ....
' A Tldeo tape taken by an on boud camera of a U .s. NayY r.· 14
abowa mteell• uncfer the wlQc• of a Libyan MIG-23 abot
down WectDeeday
Shultz sa1s susDect
plant could be saved
PARIS (AP) -Secretary of State
George P. Shulu indicated the n11-
ed States ma y be w1lhng to work out a
deal with Libya that would not
require the dcstrucuon ofa plant said
to be on the verge offull production of
p<)isongas.
Shultz said Thursday that he also
wall make a fresh attempt this
weekend to persuade the Soviet Union to help close down the Ltb)an
plant outside Tnpoh.
.. The)' (the Soviets) arc '-Cf} con·
ccmcd about the problem," Shultz
said. "They were very quick to endorse the idea of this conference ~
Shulu has already disc ussed the
lJbyan plant wtth Shevardnadze. The
first 11me. a U .. official said. was when ihey both attended a U.N.
General Asscmbl> session 1n New
York ·in ta1e September. The second
occas10n \\-a\ Soviet President
M1kha1I S. Gorbache\ ·s v1s11 last
month to Ne'<' York ·
Shultt said the Unned tates has
given the So\ 1ets some of 1he infor-
mation that led U anal)\ts to be.
"quite comfonAble" about accu 1ng L1b)a .of being ready 10 begin
.
chemic.al weap<>ns production. But,
he said. "so far as I know. we ha\e not
convinced them."
Shulu planned mccungs today
wtth President Francois Mitterrand
and Pnme M1ms1cr Michel Rocard,
Canadian Foreign Minister Joe Clark
and EayptJan Foreign M mister Es met
Abdef.Mecu1d.
Shulu said Thursda)' on his fl1Jht from Washington that tht United
States supP.Ons the destruction of the-
Rabua facility "to uake ca'rc of !~e
problem:· but hinted the dispute
might be resolved without tevehn&
the f1c11it)'.
"Whether there 1s somethina else
that can be done. we'll see ...
Shultz acknowledged some of
America's best friends are not con-
vinced the plant 60 mi1C$ southwest
of Tnpoh 1s a weap<>ns facility.
Britain. however. said tt has con-
clusive independent information the
plant. about to ao on line. 1s involved
1n chemical weapons producuon
The Libyan leader, Col. Moammar
Gadhafi. has offered a one-time
mspcct1on of the plant that he says
produces phannacc~ucals.
Smuggled baby's parents offere d im munity
SAN DIEGO (A P) -In a final
dTon to locate the parents of a
smug)ed baby. the lmqugrat1on and
Naturalization Sen.ice has promised
them immunity 1fthey come forward
and claim the boy.
health and 1s ""alking INS Western Rea1onal CQJTl-
missioner Harold W. Ezell plaMccJto
hold a news confcTCnce Fqday 1n the
Federal Building downto"n to dis.-
cuss the boy's pliJht.
kind of attnudc and bcha"1or on the
pan of criminals who look upon
human beings as manifot cargo. but
this case has been taxing be)ond
description b) all concerned -the
INS. tbe U.S. Marshal. the Mexican
Consul -and most tragically. the
current foster famtl)'.'' ELcll said 1n a
news release.
Gand~i 's assassins hanged·
The toddler, approximately I 5
months old. as being cared for by . a
foster family 1n Spnna Valley. INS
spokesman Rudy P. Murillo said in a
telephone interview Thursday.
Murillo dcscnbcd the dark-haired.
brown-eyed boy, 1dent1ficd only as ''Baby Marcos,.. as "d1sarm1ngJy
beautiful."
Marcos weighs 30 to JS pounds and
has a fair complexion. He 1s in good
NATION
jfe called Marcos a "helpless
victim of a JUSt plain despicable
criminal element. ..
"He's exceptionahy JUSt a gorgeous
child. The minute you see him you fall in love with him,." Murillo said.
He added that the roster family as
getting cmouonally attached to the
chikhnd would hke to.suan adoption
procedures.
"We arc not unfamiliar with this
The boy was seized in Ma )' 1988
when two Mexican nataonals at-
tem{>ted to smuggle ham into Cah-
forn1a through the San Ysidro Pon of
Entry. The boy was accompanied by
five undocumented people from
Uru1uay. but it was de1umined that
none of the aliens was related him. •
NEW DELH I India (AP) -Tv.o
1khs shouted a rehg1ous baltle CT}
moments before they were hanged
today for th e 19&4 assass1nat1on of
Pnme Minister Indira Gandhi, au10-
ri11es said
The executiOM prompted threats
of massacres by Sikh m1htants.
Huv1ly-armed police and para-
m1htary units were on alert m the capital , as well as in Punjab and
ne1ghborma tatcs of H1macbal
Pradesh ind Harya na
Scattered violence was reponed an
Ne" Delhi and PunJab.
Satwant in&h. Mrs. Gandhi's
bodyguard. and Kchar in&h \\-Cre
pronounced dead lcu 1han a half.
hour after the> '<'tre taken from their Im)' cells on death row :and marched
to the rain-soaked galloW\ at New
Deln1·~ T1har Jail. a pohcc official
said.
According to a Home M1n1stt'}
offic1aJ.,.Kcbat .SJogh prochumcd ht~
innocence and twant Sangh said he
had no regrets .\~ the noose\ were
ued around thclr necks. they shouted
the 1kh wamor call. "Say the
faithful · God · 1s great'" said the
official. 'peaking on cond1t1on of
anonym1t).
The eicccut1ons capped four y~rs
oflepl maneuvering that bcpn af\cr
M~ Oandh1 was gunned down Oct.
31, 1984. apparently in reveng~ for an
army raid she ordered on the Golden
Temple, the hohcsl S1k.h shnne.
The Supreme Court on Thursday
rcJCCted appeal b)' both men
Unemployment rate
dropsto 14 -year1ow Crayola takes sting out
WASHINGTON (AP)-The na-i,. stiiin's la ~on·s civ1ltan unemployment ral~c_._~~~~~·-~ ~m n dropped back I() a 14-)ear low ors. ent in December. with service-ALLENTOWN. Pa. (AP)-"Bloom County·· was 25)cars behind
ucina mdustnes lcadina the way the tames an a comic stnpsat1rit1nf. "flesh"--colored t.Ta)'ons as1>1n of a
AG sees no precedent in
-d!!opping-NOrth-charges
the creation of 279.000 new jobs, • "Crayola-Republican conspiracy.• WA HINGTON (i\P) -Drop-
fle aovemment reponcd today. The strip b.Y Berke Breathed on Thursda} depicted a black child pins consp1racl and then counts L!'hc jobless rate dropped 0.1 per-pondering a "flesh"-colorcd Crayola crayon while draw1na a i.clf-aaa1nst Ohvcr . Nonh to prote t
vcnta&C point from November, reach-portrait. national secuntySttrct.s would not set N S.1 percent for the third time in There hasn't been a Crayola crayon called "flesh" since 1963 said a precedent 1n e"'cry case 1n wh1ctl 1918, the Labor Department said in the manufacturer. Binner & Smith Inc. The company said 1t cha'ngcd such sens1t1\.'e informauon m11ht be
final unemployment rcpon of the the name of the color to· peach." partially as a result of the civil nghts endangered, Attornry General Dick eapn presidency. For the year. movement. Thornburgh said today.
'vili1n unemployment averaged S.S Company spokesman Brad Drexler said thcchange·•was really our Independent counsel La~rence
nt. cfown from 6.2 percent an people sayin&. 'Look, the dcscnp11on offlesh really isn't accurate."' Walsh mo"'ed Thursday to drop
917. Spokeswoman Suzanne Whelton ofThc Wa h1"11on Post W.r11e~ conspiracy and theft l'ounts against In its year-end rcp0n, the depart-Group. which syndic.Les "Bloom County.'' said the poant of the stnp the fired White Hou.c aide. He cued
t utd that 3, 798.000 jobs were was to lampoon eommemal definitions of"flesh" color. North's "insistence on introducinJ f-eatcd in 1988, the most since 198• clas 1fird information in his defense
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Secretaries' Special . judr said Nonh l\ttd) to att a fair tna .
0 Hardly is.at ~·ns to be a ~nt
1n every cue: Thomburih said on
the "C BS Morning ew1 ..
"In every case. there as coin& 10
ha ve to be the t)pc of balanc1n1 •
Walsh carried out here," he said
"One the one hand. 1 11 more
1mponant to 10 ahead with a pan1cu-
larcnmanal prosccut16n that tn H>lves
a panicular defendant and a part1Cu·
lar offcn!.C' u •aainst whal hum
might corne to the country's lon1·
term 1nte~ ts frc;>m expo 1n1 of
scns11t\.'C informauon'>
.. He (Wal h) made the dec1 ion
here 10 protm tht information rather than 10 forv.ard with thCK
counts in the indictment that v.·u
rctumtd." Thomburah ~1d.
AttorDt)'S for North. dcc:lanna the
hcanofthcao,cmmcnt'scatu111n t
Reagan endorses proPoAI
for\50 percent pay ldkes · .
BJ n. An.dalH Preti
him .. destro)ed," arc sttppina up
attacks on the other 12 cnmanal
charges he fa cs 1n the Iran.Contra
affair.
Prcs1dent Reqan said Wal"''s
mouon .. s.ausfanour problem, ~hach
ha been ... concern about n111onat
S«unty .... We're wa111n1 to sec what
the fUtUrt" IS a<>inl 10 be.
Prntdtnt-elttt Bush 111d toda y
Walsh ··d1d the nshJ thina" 1n
mov1na to drop key charies apinst
Nonh Bush told rcponen. "I think
that ht ~pcrly found th.at our
lqiumatc nattonal sttunty 1n1cmu
... n«d to be protected ••
Abandonana the two central
eharJ" wh.ilt kttiMn& lhe olhcT 12
w1ll "m1rumizt lht e•powrt of claui~
fttd 1nfonn1tton ... Walsh uid.
3 plead guilty
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AST Research expects loss up to $91\1
.\ST Rc!.l'arch Inc. in lrvme on·
noun~ 1( expcch a loss for its second
quancr of fiscal l 989 on sates of
approA1matcly S 110 million.
.. A T aro~ profit margins in the
second quaner will ~ atfec1cd b> the
action of compcutor who have
announefd pnet rcduc11ons. panit·u·
larly on matunng systems." said
ly $7 million to S9 m1lhon
Asrs prchm1nnry ~le of about
SI 10 million repre,enu a 19 pr~-ccnt
inrrca\C over ~cond.qWU1~r rcv-cnueh for 1he mev1ous )car. ., "The S31e mcrca$C suppons our
dec1s1on \O conC'cntrat~ resources on
key product area~ 1ncludin1 our
ST's president Safi Qureshc) ... In
rrsponsc. AST has offered cenain ·
priet metn\1 vcs to its dealers on some
products."
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Toyota Lesua unYeUed In Detroit'• Cobo Hall.
Toyota given a break
in Lexus co~tr~versy
DETROIT (AP) -A federal
appeals coun. ruling in a trademark·
infringement case. has spared Toyota
Motor Corp. from an embarrassing
scramble to mask the nameplates on
its Lexus luxury cars premiering at a
maJOr auto show.
But the court said Thursday the Japan('SC automaker cannot advenise
the brand nationally until the
trademark dispute 1s settled. ...
The ruhng by the 2nd U.S. Circuit
Court of Appeals in New York came as ToyoLa un veiled its Lexus lm e at
the North American Auto Show he~.
Mead Data Central Inc.. ¥th1ch
provides a computerize<Llcgal infor-
mauon service called Lexis. has sued Toyota over its use of the name
Lexus.
Mead won a lower-coun order
barnng use of the namo. but Toyota
received a sta) last week. Thursday"s
ruling by C1rcu1t Judge Emilia Kearse
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extends the i1tay at least until Jan. 30.
when the coun will hear arguments in
Lhe case.
Kearse ruled that Toyota may
continue to use the Lexus name at the auto show and at other expositions
hut cannot advenisc the name na·
tionally m the meanumc.
Before the ruling. To)ota omc1als
had nen ously wondered whether
they would have to cover up the
names of the cars at their !IWaAk
display booth. ·:Essemiall). the> have g1\en each
side part of what ll wanted." said
Cha rles J. Farouk1. a Mead attorney.
Anhur D. Gray. a Toyota attorney.
said. "We're pleased with tht' result ·•
"Our most 1mmed1ateJOb 1s 10 earn
name rttagn1tion for lc>.us," said
Jim Perkins. senior vice president for
Toyota Motor Sales US.\. "Un-
fonunately. we·re doing rt the hard
way."
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d1v1s1on. C'am1mo nn. acquired by
AST m 1986. makes memory and
mult1f uncuon add-on products for
DEC systems.
Sale 9f the Cammtonn product
line, along with other cost-reduction
measures. 1s expected to result in a
one-time charge to current operations
of up to $6 million. This will result 'tn
a second quaner loss of approximate-..
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systems, cnhanetmc:nl boards and
data commun1catton~ products."
QurcshC')• said.
AST has continued \O expand
d1stnbution channds for us personal
computers during the past 111x monthi.
by add1n1 maJor resellers includ1na
ComputerLand Corp.
"Wt' have also seen e"'ccllent
demand for our 0386-bascd prod.
ucts."Qureshc> ~id, .. Thercwasa 35
pt'l'CCOI increa~ 10 ~ICj o.( 80386
computi:rs 1n the second (luaner or
tl'lc fi41C41 )t'ar 1989 over sale in Lhe
prcv1ous quaner.
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Congress took dllrrib idea
and made it really stupid
DEAR READERS: A while bactc.
one of my favorite commentators., David Brinklcy,JipedofThisSunday
proaram on ABC with a real gem. I fat
weren't so outrageous 1t would be
downnght funny. Here it is:
Mr. Bnnkley: Finally. a brief look
at how Congress really works. The House of Reprcstnta1ives
voted S7SO.OOO for something called
The Taft lnslllute; which sponsors
seminars on the Amencan two-)>arty
system. This is a real waste of money
to begin w11h.
From the House the bill went to the
Senate where. in an election year, 11
was quickly seen as a Chnstmas tree
and they procC'Cdcd to hana on it
every bad idCA that the Senate had
been waiting to shp through when
nobody was watchi ng.
Before anyone noticed. the
$7.S0.000 escalated to $66 million -
an increase of 8. 700 percent.
When they sent this mess back to
the House to accept the changes. one
member sajd, "If this were not so
pitiful. it would be a)okc. I guess they
JUSt can't keep their fi ngers off the
taxpayers' money." The bill was so
bad the House killed it.
So. here's a suggestion to the
Consrcss: If you want to finance a
seminar. why not consider one on
how Congress loves to waste the
taxpayers' money? • • • DEAR ANN LANDERS: from
time to time you have pnnted letters
from battered women. Some of )'our
answers suggest thAt you behe1.e the~
women ~re normal people.
Often. when a woman is battered.
rules of normalcy no longer apply.
She will defend her husband (or lover)
when a neighbor or the pohcccome to
her rcscue, fOf' a very good reason.
The man wi ll beat her worse than ever
if she doesn't take his side. He may
spend a little time in jail. but he will be
back. and sh~ knows it.
The same applies to the bauorcd
woman who refuses to leave the man
when she is offered the opportunity.
He has proba61y threatened her life.
the children's livcsand the lives of her
parents and anyone who as close to
her. She also may be so cmot1onall)
battered that she truly believes she
deserves the treatment she is ~uina
and that she cannpt turvive wit ho ut
this man. • ·
In spitt of all this. the best thing )OU
can do for a battered woman 1s shp
her the phone number of the local
women's helter(orthc YWCA). You
can also be there tor her to talk to. She
needs to discuss her problems with
someone who 1s non-Judgmental.
someone she can trust. r know all about this sort of thing
because I have -BEEN THERE
(Nonh Bay. Cahf.)
DEAR NORTH BAY: Yoe are riclllt
•kit YM la)' a ••maa WM &el'erates
beatlqt It •t a •rmal perMll. n.ne ,.t11ede victim• un 1lldl a
... level ef teU-etleem ~t dley
mut lte ceesWerM •ytfaaetioul. Muy were lteaca Illy dlelr faoen
ud ... dlelr .. Gen set bocked
aroud u well 'hey are• 11p la
vloleat ltemet u4 accepted bnat.allty
at a way of llfe. ,
Tlte •ly way to break till• cycle of
vtolnce l1 for all c:oaceraed to 1et
profettioul lllelp. Wife-beaten were
ai .... t always bea&ell by &Mir
punts. Tllele mn He4 cousellal
mere tba tllley need pulameat If
tllley are to lean bow to lllaa41e u1er
ud llve la peace.
Daylight ~saving tim_e adc!s
to low:...altitude air pollution
Sunshine converts factory fumes
into low-altitude ozone. Factory
fumes and car exhaus . That dirties
up the air. So daylight-saving time -
Wlth its extra hour of action in the sun
-boosts air pollution. estimators
say, by about 15 percent.
Which as your family -a one-
mustard bunch or a two-musJard
clan? That's how marketers
categonzc households now. Yellow
mustard for the kids. Specialty mus-
tard for the grownups. Specialt)
mustard homes arc snazzier. But
there's a lot of crude and vulpr
switching. Some stoop to putting
spcClalty mustard on hotdogs. for
example.
0 . What's the differencc bctWttn
libel and slander in broadcasting?
A. lfscnptcd. it's libel. If ad lib. it's
slander. So says a legal expert.
Cena in people do indeed tear their
hair out. When upset. Bit by bit.
JarJon word for that little habit is
.. tnchotillomama."
Q. England's King Charles II
acknowledged 14 illegitimate chil-
dren. How many ofh1s mistresses can
historians actually 1dent1fy by name?
A. Thirteen. so far.
No. "FalanglSl" meaning "fascist''
can't be the only word an Spanish that
ends an "T," can 11?
Russia's Czar Nicholas II had two
identical trams. On the doors of each
was the gold monogram: "N II." The
two trains always rolled in tandem.
Nicholas was either in the fron t one or
the rear one. Nobody, not even the
railroad commissioner, ever knew
which.
Q. Which came first -nickels or
dimes?
A. Dimes. Called ''dismes" an 1792
Nickels then were called "half-drs-
mes. •·
Button hooks are collectors' Items.
but wouldn't be. 1f 1l hadn't been for
the Army. It bought up most all the
leather an World War I. So shoe
makers went to lowcuts instead of
high-button shoes.
Scared ants emit a chemical odor.
Formic acid. isn't at? Anyhow. an
alarm, that. Small boys who've kick-
ed anthills apart recall the sudden
lemony smell.
How about a dandy holiday south
of London? Ten days. All e"penses
paid. Badminton. Hiking. Snooker .
Good food . The peace and quiet of a
real retreat Would you go. 1f offered
such a vacation? About 18.000 people
have done so smcc the 1940s. h's
sponsored by the Bntish govern-
ment's Common Cold Unit. Those
who accept arc exposed to cold and
Ou viruses. To sec whr some catch the
bug while others don t.
The farther an animal laves from
the equator. the more offspnng per
liner 11 produces. With a few cxccp-
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uons.
Marriage mates ought to natter
each other. So says a matnmonial·
counselor. Both partners no doubt see
through flattery. They know each
other too well not to. But the effon
Itself reassures. That's what each
wants. mostly: reassurance. Our Love
and War man wall filr this under "The
Lc4'St You Could Do Is Try." or some
such.
Eight) percent of the people on
earth are treated no1 by doctors but b>
herbahsts.
If )'OU behcve one should try to
marry someone of higher social
standing, )Ou'rc ··hypergamous."
Main warp of the westttn world ha
been hypergamous. To a degree
Mostly. people have thought ~ell of
women who try to marry up. not so
well of men who make that effort.
"Sightseeing." said Robert Louis
Stevenson. "1s the an of disappoint·
ment." ·
When you were an infant. you only
blinked about once every two
minutes. if typical. Now you bhnk a
dozen tames a minute. Why the
change? Medical science 1s working
on that one. too.
How do you feel about geuang
older" l put that query to a famil y
cider. He said. "The Washanaton
Monument 1ss1nkanaa foot evcrr, 200 years. I'll mass 1t when it's gone. ·
Satanlay, Jaa. '1
By Sydeey Omarr
ARI ES (March 21 -Apnl 19): New
Moon pos1t1on accents career. bus1·
ness. ab1hty to successfully conclude
"delicate" negOtJataons. People an top
positions take nouce and you couJd
receive promouon or reward. Excel-
lent.
TAURUS (April 20-Ma) 20)· Ney,.
Moon relates to travel. pubhshang.
innovation Rela11onsh1p 1s tested.
you'll feel more secure and crcat11.C
JUICCS will "tangle " Emphasas on
eduction. sp1r1tual1ty. pcr-
cepuvcness
GEMINI (Ma) 21-June 20). lntu1-
t1on 1son targ.:t. )ou'll read and ""n1c.
teach and learn You'll encounter
1nd1v1dual who 1~ sumula~ ~
cognizcs )Our~onh. pa)s meaningful
compliment. Cancer nauve figures
prominently.
CANCER(June21 -July22) Refuse
to ··stand still." Means satisfy cunos1-
ty. make mqumes. seek saaned agree-
ment. Scenario accents pubhc ccla-
uons, partnership. marriage. Gemini
will pla)' dynamic role.
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22)· New Moon
pos1t1on h1ahhghts employment.
health, pets. basic issues. relations
with those who rely upon your
judsment. Member of opposite su as
intngoed, wall say so and St'nd your
morale soannJ.
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Stpt 22). Lunar
position cmphas1tcs sensuality.
crcat1v1ty. vanety, adventure of dis-
covery. Focus on wnt1n1-tra,cl.
opportunity to ubm1t plan or format
to "naht people:· Another Virgo
plays outstandma role
UBl\A (Sept 23-0ct 22): You
leam mo~ about propetl
fn cnd or family member opens door
tomaJOropportun1ty. You'll bcauufy
surroundings. flowers and music
along Wlth art will be featured. Taurus
represented.
SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21 ): Rcla-
uve who previously kept views secret
w11l now.speak up and you wall be in
for a surpnsc -of pleasant variety.
Focus on mystery, 1ntngue. glamor.
access to pnv1leiC<i 1nformat1on.
SAGITTARJUS (Nov. 22-0ec. 21 ).
New Moon htghhghts )'Our "house of
money:· You locate.what had been m1ssmg, chance eusts to con51der-
abl)' increase income. LO\C rela-
11onsh1 p commands attention.
(apncom nauvc plays role
CAPRJCORN (Dec 22-Jan 19)"
You'll finish eroJCCt that had been
"hanginJ on • You'll &el added
rccogmuon and have chance to
tr,ivtl.~ New Moon 1n your 1gn
s\retses personality, body image.
wardrobe and se" appeal.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18).
You'll make ~tart 1n "d•fferent''
d1rcct1on. you'll be free of fc:an.
Ea.st-West
deals.
vulnerable.
NORTH • J. 5
Q AQ
<> A9 7 '
• QJ 7 1
WEST EAST
• Q 10 6 • A t 7 l Q JIJl Q 7 6 5
0 116 0 1 5 32
•I 6 4 3 • 10 5 SOUTH
• "41
Q ltlt9'
South
doubts. Lunar position coincides
with enlightenment. backstage view, .part1~1pat1on in poliucal or charitable
acu v1t1cs. PISCES (Feb. 19-M._,rch 20). First
im pressions prove correct. Wtsh is
fulfi lled. sccnano accents fnends.
asp1rattons. financial pm through
career. business acuv1t ). You could
win poplanty contest. AqU1rian 1n-
votved.
IF JAN. '1 IS YOUR BlRTHDA Y
current cycle emphas.1zcs a~ rc-
spons1b1ht). ext~uuve pos1t1on.
marital status. possible add1t1on to
family. You are not religious an
orthodox sense. but you are spiritual.
Dunn& January. your humantt.anan
anstancts surer to fortfronr and yoll'll
pan1Ctpate an prOJCCt aimed at help-
1n1 the handrcapped. Ptsices. Virgo
natives play important roles in )Our
hfc. You'll make fresh start an
February. September ~111 be pro-
ductive. profitable. memorable for
you this )'dr.
CHU LES
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hand as a mu:i:mum, so she accept·
cd the aWD ioviwk>n.
RUFFELL'S ~ ~ ~;
UPHOLSTERY llC. ~.:·dd:~ Nortta ,....
and declarer cubed out the Nit.
But, Peter Nao of C~o. dit-
carded one card from e.cb major.
Since declarer needed a lpMe trick
for the contract. IM deand tbe ace-
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• queen of beuu from dummy, then
led a •l*M to tbe kiq , wbicb held.
Nat. lbc toot Jlcr qlmll of di..-
tnODds and two red-cult ttnp.
Down to A-9 of spades and J-5 of
diamonds, oa tbc kint of hean.t
Nqy dbcarded his ace or sp9detf
Declarer Md to be eatislied with 11
tricb.
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Enjoy super savings on all our.fine
lines during our winter sale.
Special savings on our new
executive office and leathe; gallery.
er~
oterloo
The thnast and perry of a skilled
defender baUll.na an open declaret
is one of the ID<* cxhilaratlna aiihu
at a brldae table. Tbli band it from
tht reccDt Blue Ribbon Pain Cham--
piou.IUp at lbe Summ« Nonh
American CbamJ>ic>ubiP' lD
Nashville.
Nortb-SOUt.b were usiQI a lS-17
HCP raqe for tblir ooe DO tnamp
open1na bid, wblcb apaaioa South'•
jump to two DO tnamp. South,
youaa New York ..,. OebWe back·
..... decided tbM IMr la&lrmd-
ate cardi and top hOaOr'I In
~··suit wamnt..s rn.daa her
Nou that no other dcf auc woWd
have beaca tbe contract. Had Nao
dWaa to hit ace or.,.._, dldar9
would bave tllrowa bim in wtda tUI
card. Dldarir would ... ~ been
forced '° ..... ...., from bis J-5 of
ClaWIGedl illlo dedlr•'s A ... 9 a.-
ace, li'vial Cledlrtr u aua tricl .......
All, ......... ..,.,... of-....
lllllDdl wtMn ca •''-I tbe dltlribu-
doa m&t• tbe wUmlQa ., ... ...,,
Justice in ·Delaney
sentence tempered
with too mu ch mercy
Deputy DiW'ic1 Attorney Greg Prickett is a man who
knows how to suffer in silence. ·
Prickett was the prosecutor an the bnbcry case agajnst
Newpon Beach mtaurateur Francis ~laney, and he's not
.happy w11h the casc•s outcome.
Two days anto the prcl.am1nary hcanng, Delaney changed
his not guilty pica to guilty. Normally, 1hat "'ould make a
prosecutor happy: but any JOY Prickett felt evaporated when
Nonh Orange County Municipal Coun Judge Margare1
Anderson rendered Delaney's sentence. He was fined $5.000,
put oo three years probauon and ordered to perform 200
hours o f community service.
Pridcetfs initial reaction was, ''I think it's-tnapproptiate
that someone uses money to violate the law then, because they
have money, they get out orfunhcr punishment."
Late r. when he was asked to elaborate. Pnckett would
only say. ··1 think the plea speaks for it$Clf." He didn't want to
talk about the case, and said he wanted to put the en11re
incident behind him.
Maybe Prickett 1s nght. He and the Newport Beach Pohcc
~panmcnt built a stron1 casc against Delaney. It was h1SJOb
to get the case read)'. and to prosecute, but the change of pleas
took the respons1b1l11y out of his hands.
It's. the court's JOb to pass sentence.
Judge Anderson cited Delaney's record of chanty work
and ties to the community as reasons for a len ient sentence
Those ties and his past community service are hard to dispute
Jn some mpects. Delaney as a classic example of a poor bo)'
who makes good: a high school dropout who built a small
em{>are of seven seafood restaurants and enjo)'ed an e"'· 1ablc
pos1uon an the community.
Bui, at's equally hard ro dismiss the ramifications of the
cnmc Delaney admitted to this week.
He attempted to bribe Newpon Planning Comm1ss1oner
James ''Bu~· Person. He offered tQ pa)' $20,000 for Person's
vote to allow a hei&ht vanance on a proposed addition to a
buildina on West Coast Highway.
If the sordid reality that the public's business can be -
and the suspicion that at sometimes is -done by bribe isn't
enough, take a look at the events that led up to Delane)' 's
arrest. ·
The case has all the trappings of a sleazy bribery scheme
that promised favors and money and tncluded threats of
violence. -
According to documents tn the case, Delaney told Person
there was "a lot or green laying around" for a city official who
would vote the nght way. He even asked if there was .. another
swing vote" on the Planning Commission.
After Person told police about the bribe and was en lasted
to help build the case, he asked Delaney what weuld happen if
someone told pohce of lhe bribe.
Delaney was quoted in transcripts as saying. ~He (the •
infonner) wouldn't hvc long enough to testify against us."
It wasn't the kind ofanswer Person wanted to hear.
And.1fthccaseagainst ~lancy-which included taped
conversations and telephone calls -still isn't enough,
consider the call Person received from Delaney's son, Mike.
· According to transcrip~ Mike ~Janey told Person he
had beard about the deal with his father and·warned Person
that the elder Delancy was .. a desperate, unethical man ...
It's not hard to understand why Delaney decided to
change his plea.
While wc agree that Justice must be tempered wtth merq..
wc have to wonder if the past pubhc service and Delane) 's
posiuon in lbe commumty arc strong enough mitigating
facton to warrant the lenient sentence he rtteived. This "'as.
aftcraU,a cnme that npsat the very fabric of confidence an our
fonn of elected go_vemment, and one that cannot be tolerated.
Docs a SS,000 fine balance the scales of Justice for the
offer of a $20.000 bnbc? Is 200 hours of community scn1ce
and th rte )ean probation a JUSt surroptc 10 rhe four )Cars an
pnson he could have received?
The punishment 1n this case doesn't Sttm to fit thecnmc
()pUltona ·~In thls 1pec11 are thOM of the o..Jy P11ot Other
' ~•xpreeMd on tNspege.,• thoM ot ,,...., euthor's ~ ertls:ts. ~
comm.nt.-.,. 1nvtt9d and mlY'9t Mnl to The Dally Pilot, P o Bo• 1 S60 Cott• ~ 82828
Agriculture boycott
San Francisco can't have at cake and cat It too.
If its Board of upcrv1sors conunucs to suppon the
United Farm Worker$' non-union a.rape bo)cou. 1t can't
upect farmcn who have been lappcd 1n the face to pend
money there. They have every nr.ht to take their con\ cntaon
business elsewhere -and hould ...
Fannen don'1 lake bo)cotts or embargoc~. The) ha\c
been hun by them. But the blck1~orthearape bo)COtt b) n
Francisco supcnl'lsors was prec1p1tou unfair and made
without full fattS and Information, protest 0\-Cr the IOJU tact
of 1hat po ition nttdro to be l'qlstcrcd in the tron t
possible terms ...
___ 8)'. abandonm& neutrality -the proper position for the
supnvasonof n Francisco-the) bavnlia-n~ thfmstht
wtlh a dubious and dettpthc cause wt\ilc affrontina .an economic bcncfac1or. They hould n:consider
Until the pro-boycott rewlullon 1s r~scindcd. citie wuh
a more reasonable and open-minded pohucal kadcrsh1p
lhOuld ac• the busines oha aroups and other oraan1zauon
that value a reasonable approach to resolving problems m
llp'iculturc.
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Wednesday's )olnt session of
Congress· was hi~toric event
Nation's new presJdent,v tce president
are both men of Congres~. and show it
Joint sessions of Congress are ance George Bush. currently "ice
extraord1nary events seldom wll· president of the United States, is b)
nesscd, even on tclev1s1on. by most v1nue of that office also president of
Amencans. the Senate. It was up to ham -as
The two houses ofConvtss almost pres1dan1 officer at a JOant session -
always meet separately in their re-to announce his own victory.
spect1ve w1nas of the Capitol. On rare That haso'.L..h.appened since An-
occas1ons, however. the House and drew Jackson's vice president.
Senate convene t~ther 1n the House Martin Van Buren. won election 1n
chamber to rett1ve important com-has own nght 152 )'ea~ aio What's
munac.auons from the pm1den1 or a more. John Adams and Thomas
v•s1un1 foreign d1gn1tary Jefferson were 1he only other ··pm1-
Thus. for example. Prcs1den1 ~entsofthe Senate" elected president
Franklin D Roosevelt called a JOIOI )llthe\Jnited Slates
session on Dec-8. 1941 10 ask the Wedne5day's events we~ a break
Congress for a declaration of wac with recent history. too ~
against Japan Perhaps the ~I Unlike Ronald Reapn. who was
known use of the J01n1 session 1s for always treated hke an honortd guest
the president's St.ate of the Union when he addressed the CongrtSs.
message. In rcccnt hastol). M1kha1l George Bush was rttta,cd at this
Gorbachev was den•ed the o~ euraord1nary JOmt session as an
portunit)' 10 address a Joint session es1eemcd mcmlx"r of the farruly.
. One of the most unusual e:<amples Whtle he rttcl\ed the tumultuous
of this nre spcacs, the JOlnt sns1on, applau~ one would txpKI for a
took place earlier this week On prestdent<kct who has JU t v.on 1 Wednesday. both houses of Congress 400-plus elC'Ctoral vote landslide. he
met togrther fouhe firn ume since was not a guest He was nght at home
1837 to wuness a situng vice pres1-in lhe Cot%iss.
dent tally the vo1es from the Electoral For Cl 1 )cars. Vice Prt 1Jent
Colleac that certified tus own election Bush has cpl an offict on the Senate as pr-Htdent. • side of 1he Capitol When he has
Now. the EIC'Ctoral College itself 1s ,presided O\Cf the Senate. 11 has
som'1hina of an obscure mst1tut1on. always been w11hout fanfare. He
It as compnsed of delegates, or knov.s tht rules of parhamcntal)
"electors." from each stale v..ho met procedure and as comfortable u~1ng
an ~mber 1988 to formally caJI them.
their statts' "otes for prcs1den1 and lndttd when l was an high school
vice Pf'C'Sldenl. The re uhs of those George Bush was a mc:mber of the
\'Otes were then certified by the House of R~pre\Cntall\ es II showed
rtspccuH s1ates. and sent to the m the ease and matter-of-fact manntr
president of the Senate for tabulauon. w tth "'hach he confidcntl) ran the
"n1cle II. Sccuon I of the C'ons111u-JO•nt session on Wednesda)'
taon provides that the president of the .\s I sat an the Houst' Chamlx"r and
Senate "shall. 1n the prescnet of the v.atchcd him prcsa<k on 1h1s most Senate and 1be House of Rep~nta· unusual occasion. what jtrud me
U\CS. open all 1he tt-rt1fica1es .• and the most w-a .his command of the
\Otes hall then lx" counted." s11uatron In my professional life. I
spcc1ah1ed an corporate finance -and I couldn't help but tt11nk. hett
was a man v.ho would be n&ln at
home runninge,cn the mo t conten-
tious annual mccuna of shareholders
of any company 1n Amenca Gcorsr Bush s fam1hamy w1th lh1s 1nst1tuuon manifests Itself an man\
other. smaller wa)'s. Yesterday. la-
hona Cons.rcssman Ma C\ Edwards
told me he'd JUSt seen our neu
pm1dent pla) ma racquetball in the
Hou~~m.
This son of n:Jat1onsh1p betYtttn
tht' Pf:CS•dent and the Con~u P.rtsagn a "Cl) d1fJ'crent chapter m
the ttntuncs-old tua-of-.,,u bctv.ttn
the C\t"C"ut1~e and learslauvc.
branches. '" which lhc ld\ersane v.111 know ra h other's s1~na1hs and
v.eakncsscs far bctkr
Vitt President Oan Qua) le. a
former senator from lnd1an3. the ne~t
prcsidenl of~ Senate, as also a man
of the Co~ Dunna the last few days. official Washanaton 'has bttn
buzzing with talk: rh~ Dan Qua>k's
plans 10 take vel) scnousl) the
cons111ut1onal command 1n .o\rt1 le I
Section J that the "'cc prcs1den1 " hall" be &he pm1dang oflkcr m the Senate 'f'csten!a), he told the Lo
.\n~lcs Times he ex~ts to pn-1de.
af not da1h , then 'Cf) often
What 1s happenina 1n Washana1on
these da's is JUSt as unusual as the
JO•nt session. uniq~ m 1h1s etntul).
held on " edncsda)
Qrt1 Cu Is • c....ttam .. IN ,.~ 411i ~ b&lrkt
IrvineTheatreisupbeat
way to start the new year
h 1s alwa)'S be t to bqm a new )Cat
on an upbeat sub,J«t. and y,e can
lb1nk of no hl&her an upbeat JUbJttt than the fact i'hat after 14 yt'ars the
lr.-1ne Theatre bqJns con$truct1on
this monlh
This 1s the theater thu Irvine
"otcrs appro"C'd 14 )ears 1fO and
v.h1ch 1 now bttomma a rt'lhty as•
101nt effort of tht' cit)' of Irvine. tht'
Un1\<cf'\1tv of Cahfom1a. Irvine. and the~tcr lrv1necommun1ty at large. In fact. that thrtt-pen &SS0C1at1on
as unique an Amenca -50 uniq~
that lrv11'C Theatre arneral ma~ ~ Rankin ci.ims the entire
nation 1 v.-a1chan1 thc ~
And talk about upbUL Richard
Sim. chamnan of the lrvu"&t Thcat«
bolrd of dartetors. "'as nearty noa11na
on aar {not uch an cal) aau for ttus rather lal'J't formtt athlete) when he
tokS U1 orhis t'nthu ia.sm.
And Thomas icl5en, chairman of
the lr.-1ne Thtau'C board of lNStcn.
faced with raJ 1n1 the mol\ey, was
ncarl) a cuphonc lJ be •ood at
m·sMdc. Tht S 17 6 million tbcatff. to be
k>C'alcd on I ~I-wn:ctly
llCT'09S ul .. ct Ori\ c from Tbt I~ tac
Co·, Uns..-cnuy To•n cnatt Mar·
kctplatt, wtll st.and n 1 symbol of
unit and coopcrMJOG bctWCC'ft 1hc
cit). I and tht community •
nt1I no • t.be aooc symbol 0( tan tty
has been* pedneriu ... kfOll
C.tver, .--. a wnlt IM~JY and
die ca•• •••1. beck°'"'-llCI 1U•· .._ inla1 -" ·Je,afr 10 tome iii1Dli m ca ~-lit ..,. 1 ......... ,.. .. eat,~· .. ""*-~-c-. __ ..,... 9'Cllllft
And "hat a monument 11 will be
The Irvine Theatre. JUst as onJ.lnall>
conceived b) llJ backers. will be a
?SO.seat fac1hty ( uth Coa t Rei>er-
1ory's m~un stqc theater hu 500
scats. the Los nitlcs Mu\1C ( enter's
Mark Taper Forum ha 700)
Drsagned b) the Iona-di unau1~hed
· n Francisco-based an.hit tural
firm of Wun1er, Bernarda and Em·
mon . doana us first~' er t~ter. the
boldl) concc1"ed structure v.-111 house
both musical and dramatic prc~n
tat1ons 1n "'hat architect l.arT) Can-
non calh an 1nt1matt' sctuna.
"ln 001 nina the bu1ldana. v.e
nttded to lx" qu1•e a""att of tlS
s)mboh naturt. ~ rather 'han
crcauna me1h1na trend) or l\ant-
prde v.e sought a cla 1c, ~1mplc form
wtuch will be a fresJi 10 ~cars from
now u v.hen 11 fif"Jt opent.. ' ~ s.a.1d.
The C\tcnor will p~nt a ribbed·
concrete hou~ f rontcd by an open,
t..-o-tor) lobb) cnclo5Cd by vccn fi mrd an green mrtal. The open
ill permit tho~ approachin&
t.er to obtcrve the drama ol
CM thelttr"IOC'" alrnd pthcrtd ~uJnn. (Ft'ar not for paAiQJ. 'Cl 1
bualdu'i an ld,att"nt 1.000<.tr put-,, str\IC'turc.)
nterior o( lhc lhcaicr wtll t'n \ clOpe
tbc Mldtenee •1Ch deep, n h •1M>-
c'Ob'cd carpdi!'t-ICIU tnd .. am.ta and lilflitt •1ne-coloftd
waits. Cnhne sound rcflttton wtll be
:..:· wttb pemish draper)'
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MA RTIN
BROWER
thater can lx" built a pen of the current cons1ruct1on proJ«t '· Frustration dcHlopC'd last )e.ar
"'hen 11 v.as determined that an
add1ttonaJ S5 4 m~lhon wu uddcnly
nttdC'd to go ahead with con truct1on.
The soluuon •as to ;pht the SS 4
malhon lluu "'!>:'· UC'I ~ w
come up "'llh 1lS SI . m1lhon sha~
and tht' theater' trustees ~ 10
raise an additional SI.I m1U1on But
the at)" of Irvine also had to come up
'A'llh lh_at um -and that rcquu'Cd 1
VOie o(the (Jt) Council.
1m anns broedlr when he rccall that lni1nc Cit) Counal mtclil\I
'"The council chamber •as .-c_ked
f uU of c1t1Zen and for ihc firR tune
that I can remember. the) -ctt an
theft for somethi" ratltcr tbaft to
protae tomethi• Nidxn·s boerd tw ratted one:.hatf or the Of'.'fl•I pl of S2. 7 mitt'°" m
cotnmun1ty run:~nd now hn the
addttlOnll SI .I 10 ranr oa top
of that. But .,m lht tha\Cf 1et•lty
under COftlU\lC'UOO. bCMb idmt aad
m UC conftdeftt of tht fuM·
f'llll"1·1 arty wcce. o.n... .. aw.-1m.et1tatR •:'1il~Flill ol 19'0. A9Mt Odenl M••r laakaa already "91
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Dibya incident
could end~er
effort to curti -.-~~.
chemical weapons
By DONALD M. ROTHBERG
WA H INGTON -Whate' er touched off the latesl confrontation
between the Unned tates and-Libya.
the most 1mmed1att' daftfCr as that lhe
1nc1dent could undennane U.S. ef-
fons 10 mobthze us alhes to block the
spread ofchemical weapons.
Even before Wednnda)' 's m1htary
clash. European$ were reluctant to
J.Om mencan concern O\.er a Libya n
llc1hty U.S. officials said was de·
i&ned 10 produce chemical weapons.
Libya's Col. Moammar Gadhafi 1s
1hc leader Americans love to hale.
.,. Unfonunately. Gadhafi's ab1ht y 10 pro' okc s1rong U.S. responses had mltde 11 tougher for the Reagan
adman1strat1on 10 convince its allres
to •artt to Joint .ac11on against Libya:
ln pan the reason 1s economac.
Libya sells 011 to some European countries. and 1t 1s a market for
European cxporu."But the reluctance
also SC"Cms t.sed in the bel~f that the
U. tends to overreact to Gadbafi.
Libya, and ats alhes ponray the
cln h as oa ... ad \S. Gohath over the
Med11emnean. a superpower en-
gaged an m1litary action ap.inst a nauon of fewer than 4 mil hon people.
As they pH details of the air battlf
40 miles off the Libyan C'OaSl. U.S.
officials appeared clearty womed
about the po1ent1al aftershocks.
lmmrd1a1elyafterU.S Jetsdowned
l*O L1b)an MIG-23s. a White House
'poke man said Pres1<kn1 Rcapn
"considers the mc~dcnt closed.··
"We now consider this matter
cloS(..'Ci,'' echoed Defense Sttrtlll)'
Frank Cartu ca at a Pcnuaaon briefing.
When a kcd of 1hc posst.blc impact
on the meetina this weekend m Pans 10 da u how to halt the prohfera-
t1on of chemical weaponry. part1cu·
larly amona Third World countoes.
Wilham Burns. the U.S. armsconuol director. \aid. "I don'1Stt11 as really germane to the conference I thank
th.at other nation will not sec It as
germane as v.ell " .,J
Them 1sten« of U .:s. officaals th.at
the m1hllr) clash v.as IA isolated incident th.at should ha .. e no effect on
the conference stemC'd the clearest
1nd1('1t10n the)' "-Cte V.OrflN that It
v. uld ha\C a scnous impact.
French Foreian Mmastcr Roland
Duma> said his counlJ')'. the host for
the Wttkend conference ... hopes 1ha1
·ten 100 an the Mcdncmancan doc'S
not 1n 1"l'I .. u • result of Vw t.-dncs·
d3' 's 11K 1dt'n1
''It ·~ s11ll 100 earl> tQ kno"" ahe
C::l.llC'I circumstancn of the 1nc1dc¢L"
Dumas s.a1d. "Fran« is follo.,,,ina
"'1th dose attention 1he conscquenc'C'S 1ha1 could rC$ult from th1~ ac11on ..
Wes1 German otfte1a.ls ha' e re-
J«tC'd U alle&auons 1hata Cknnan lirm assisted Lib)a 1n construcuon of
the chem1 c3I plant
Euro~n nations ha"e ne,er ~-ti~ acceptrd 1n full L concerns
about (iadhafi's actions. ·
.\crordm& to L ll'COunts. tht'
l 1b,an J<'IS approached tht U .S.
pl<&nes 1n a manner that under
ln1ema11onal rults of enpgcmcnl
v.as clca~ lhrt'atcning
But m1f1tan rules of enaaatrmnt art'n't hkrh 10 be uppermost 1n the
minds ot the 100 or so foman
min1Mers v.bo will mttt 1n Pans.
The L nttrd talC'S delepuon had·
C'd b' "«retan-of lite <k<>l'l'C P. ~hultt hopes hh.On,mce othcnndus.-
tnalm:d iw~om to. dcR)-cbc:a:ucal
•capons tC(hnolog~ 10 Third World count~ and unite on sanCUODS
again 1 rnuntr~., that uSt' poison ps
The ~mcncans also w-ant to
m cnathC'n th<' authont of tM U.N
SC'Crt'llr) ~nl'f al 10 1 Jl' cs.upte aUep-
11ons of the uc.c ot 1:~mial wnpc>ns.
If the tear. npre'>std b)' Dumu
and md1r«U) b) L ofTteaals Pf'O"C
tt>m."Ct 1t would pro' 1de one m.0tt '".sc of how fragile the pla0$ of uptrpo.,..ers can become an thal
\.1olcncc·pronc rqion
0.0•1" /tf. ICftUtkl'J Ms ('9Y~rd
ulloul •/lain l.r fk .U.ClalH
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87 JON FERGUSON °' ..............
When Orange Coast and Golden
West collqcs meet in men's basket-
ball Saturday night in the Rustlers'
1Ym. it marks the . firs1 meeung
betW«n the dis1nc1 rivals in thrtt
seasons.
Three years ago. the) ~ere both
memben of the South Coast Con-
ference, but Orange Coast moH·d 10
the Onnae Empire the followinJ )Car
and Golden West followed suit for the
1988-89 academic )Car
The Rustlers enter at I 5-5 w11h 1 he
Antelope Valley Tournament rnle 1n
hand. wh1I~ Coast enters at 15-4 after
captunn& 1u own Miles Eaton Tour·
nament utlt and the an Diego Mc\a
Toum1ment crown T1poff1s at 7·30
Golden West opened the con·
fercncc season Wedncsda)' v.uh a
78--77 lou at Rtvers1dc. the con-
ference favome. Orange Coast 1s
com11'\1 off a setbldt to the fashion
Institute of New York. but played
without fint-stnng center Alan
Schhnes. 1 key player Oranat Coast leads the ~ncs
between the two teams. 16-1 0. but
Pirates Coach Tandy 01lhs said he
doesn't hke to act causht up in che
rivalry anaJc. ··11n:at ever)' conference pme the
5ame," 01lhs sau1 .. You get down to
Yamate Champion
leaaue games. you've got 10 win That
m airy stuff 1s overrated " ·
To the contraf). Golden West
( oach Jim Greenfield said he looks
forward to the game.
'Tm excited about playing them
aa:un, .• said Grccnlicld. '"There ~on 't
be any love lost out thcrt We recru11
the same kids I respect their kids
.. The reason I J1kt 11 1s basrcall)
thert's 1s a d1tTerent t} pe of
ph1losoph) We're more of a fast
break type team and the> 'rt super
conscr.,at1 vc alld pa s the ball 20
umes and their b11 thing 1s defense
It's kind of a contrad1cuon of st)lcs
and 11 will be neat ~'"i who'~ the
winner."
Another contrachc11on bet"' cen the
two teams. ~h1ch IS ecrhaps the thing
that troubles Grccnficld the most. 1s
wannrn-the close aames
.. We ve lost tlvee onc-~1n1 games
this )eat and that buns: Greenfield
said. "Wc've1ot toactoverthc hump. Oranat C.0.sfs record ts real aood
too, but they've won lhc cl<>te ones"
Both concur that will be a key in the
lightly-nil Orange Empire. in "'h1ch
OC sailing season
opens with Sunkist
a Iona with the 1rad111\>nol IOR (Inter-
national Olhh re Ruic). Jhould ~t
tht cnll') h tto nc:artht'l1m1t of'"'
boall
lm:tdcn~lly. N~p<>n Harbor
Yacht (tub ha announced that 1t 1~
1lsolddu,1an IM d1~1 ion to us
bicnn11l(1bo n LucaHa,e. hcd·
IJKd 10 tart Mut h 11. lhts will JI ~c
both IMSand tORanc\ctlknt
opponunn)' 10 Jta:r up for some
dov.nv.1nd\11hna1n&htTran pac.
Then. ofcour5t, thc:rt• the
1rad111onal cv.portto l:n\Cna.b
rl«, pr1l 2 30. 'lo\hl h l\t~pcctcJ lO
drawtt\('cu tomat) S()().6(~boat for
tht 1.2 ~-mile print dCJ..,n the coa!tlto
Enstnada fort he .at t ron~ttH'
)Ur.
Most of the local wet~nd rt11ttu
s&ln1ns ttu monah w1tl be chances tor tunc·u~ for IM annual Southern • < ahfonua Y.C1mnaAuon11t0n
Midwenen Rc:ptll(bntct UIGWli•
tht M~)1e1Md.a1• fa 11-20 ll~fnMns...~ ... -(OUtny
M~Ulll-t•
doormats
·•we could win 11 or we could be.
sixth." said G1lhs, whose ~m·s chief
concern 1s a lack of height. "You're
goina to have to win at home and win
maybe SO percent on the road. You
could be 9-3 and that could win It,
unless somebody gets off to a fast
start .•
"R1vcrs1dc pla)S at home. has
Golden Wes1 down 13. and Golden
West comes bad. and makes a game
of II "
1urday, G1lhs' c.-rev. ~111ha'c10
contend v.1th 6-foot-S sophomore
guard Mar"us Muller· tach The
Corona d.el Mar •rad has a\eragcd
23.9 points. one of the lop avc,..ges 1n
the state. while shooung 55 percent
fro m the noor. 88 percent from the
hne and averaging 4.4 rebounds
"We run doubles and tnples (picks)
for him·· Grttnfield said ··R1\crs1dc
1oncd u . but ocr probabl) "on't
Thc)'re 101n1 to ti) 10 keep the ooll
av.a) fro m Markus"
The Rustlers ha'e ~""cnil 01hcr\
sconng v.dl. including poin1 guard
Eiben Da"1s C 14.1, 8.Jasmts) . .\lc\I~
Kreps ( 14. . 6 4 rebounds). Ste\ c
Moser ( 11 0). Kc\ in .i\ndcrson lQ 4)
and Dave \amace (9 3). \amatc. a
freshman from Manna. ha' h11 33 of 60 3-pa1nters th1 stason. 1nclud1ns
I ~ s1ra1aht O\cr tv.o game
(Pleaee aee RIVALRY /82)
ALIOI
Locuan
BoATIN C
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(Cloeiwt.e from left) Ocean
View'• AW Takldo reacbn
I• a reboaDd ~alnet Foan-
tala Valle:r'• Danielle
lluldw; 11uona• C&rol:rn
l'a ud ledl.awu• Jenn:r
SaWftD re.ell for a loeriC
ball; 9alliftll 19 n.rroandecl
"by . Barone' Stacy BlNka
and Barlow; and Barona'
llbib drtYea OD Sulll•a.n.
ut cean View
defense takes over
In 26-25 triumph_
Quic.-k lo rtmalch af\cr mecfing 1n
the final of the Manna-Edison Tour-
nament last "'eek, Ocean View and
Fountain Valley htghs' girls basket-
ball team met with the same result,
but the score was far different.
After a 47-46 win in the tour·
namcnt finale, Ocean Vic~ once
again. claimed a one-point '1ctory
O\er Fountain Valle~ This time 11
was 26-2S in the Sun t league
opener on tht Barons' coutt.
"We .,..ett concerned playina them
agltn ~t away; v.e didn't want (Q act
in a w1d~ ~me." said Ocean
View Coach Olhc ~·•we knew
thcy(thc Baron$) ~uldbc hnea111: far
lh1s game against us.
"We wanted to out..(lt'fcn~ them.
rather than try to outscore them:·
The Barons. 9-"1 O\.erall. suffered
from cold shooting 1n the first half
and fell behind. I S-8 at the break
However. Fountain Valle) slov.I~
clav.ed back into contention to take a
24-23 lead 1n the founh quancr
f ab1ola Nunez &a' e the ~aha" ks a
25-24 lead and Jenny ull1\an hll a
free throw wtth 26 ~--conds 10 make 1t
26-24. The final point" as supplied b\
Founuun Valle} 's Rene Lambnaaer. ··
who converted one of two free throws
with I I ~onds left
he m 1$Se'd the second. and ~hen
Ocean Vrcw was unable to control the
rebound. 1hc Barons suit had a sho110
pull 11 ouL But after Fountain Valle)
m1$Se'd one shot. ulll\ an blod.ed \he·
next one as time <':\p1rt'd to presen e
the v1ctOI) for the ~ahaw"s. now
15-2.
"We had a great defcnsl\e effort
tonight." ~1d Marlin "Cosette
Smith held 1ac<'y H rsaka to JUSt four
points. while another factor was
Hc1d1 Hascmann"s JOb on \ 'ette
Ybarra. Ybarra scored 15 la 1 11me
agarnst us. and she didn't get an)'
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Ora~e Cout'• Lallont Speed and the Plratee lnncle OoN-
en Wat Saturday for an Orance Empire Conference tame.
Lost victories won't
cost Rustlers in OEC
By JO ' FER(W 01': must ha\ e pa ~d ~4 units and
0ttt1eo.-,~ '"-" m11 n1a1ned .a ~.o arade po1n1 a'cragc
4\ m\\ta~r in dcclanna one bct\.\ttn <ca on\ "h1C'h W1I n had.
"'oman'\ch••bitu' m~) ba'ec~t thc but her tran\Cnpt \.\a\ not obtalhcd .. un11I rt·n·nrh . (1oldtn \\c t ( ollcie v.omcn·., \lm~ll team I I \IC'tonc . but the \\-1lson v.a held out of action
error "111 makC' oo d1ITert'ncc '" thC' dunng the Ru'!lers' final fi, C' non-
Ru\tlcrs' aim for an Oran Empire confercncc pmc until the 1ran npt (onfc~ncc ba ~ct II crown final! am,C'd. ( ch Did tn khn
said. he m1 ~ other aame dunng The Ru'>llcrs. 7-1 4. t--0. tra' el to Thank'IJ\ in& Oran1e C' st (. oll(le tonight at ., lO • for a ronfettncc same with the 'TherC' \.\a no problem \.\1th beina
Prrale 8-11 1n what \\111 ~ (" • ~hJlblc. but Y.e had 10 ha\oc ttlc
Or1n1e l:.mpirc opener upplement 10 throuah before \hC' can , bedccl1rcdeh11bk ··~1mkhn said. ··1
Goldtn West and Fullerton. -.h1ch aot to chcckma on 11 anJ 11 "' n't
n:tum t1Jht pla)en from la\t 'car'i ~ktn care of a ~n a •c sq~d. arc the fa "onte in the rnhzed that ... , didn't pla) her. ronftrucc, v.1th thC' Hornet ha~1na • won a Pft' 1ous mtttm& bet"ttn the • The: -hok thint com down to 11
two 1n mid-No, ember dunna the wa m)' error;· &nclhn said "We"U
ftftal oflhf f '1Uenon Toumam nt. notify alt IChools Of the .. mea where ~ she played tMl ..e hid • Plf )'Cf tt\at Havu'I "'-'"~ ,an I ·3 fC\.'OrJ. wa not on the dw•biltl h t •• tht Ruttk-n forfeilCd 11 " tOfl\: •n -.
WllK"tt tht Pit~ k1m Wilton \\ho Ltd b~ a pm.tlftl <W~tie and fatt·
Ml Jake bftn cliirmcd cf111hk .\ l*'ed ofkn .. ~c anack, Gokk'n WC)t
....rti '""" .... tltm Qihfomtl re......... ~ b) Claudtt-C"one.t WM" IM played lhrtt C'an tc Jeicboa: •ho l\'ft'lll' betvrttn nn~ Ill>. 'ft'11ion-. liilied<on the ..._., lad IJ "9•" ~r pmc. "' ............. .,d :C~"' ""
tfUilct lfOll\ • JUw-~
ton1&ht"
Lambriger led all players w1lh JO
points, while Nunez was the Sea-
hawks' top SCOttt "W1th et&hL
In other Sunstt openers:
Edlsoe It, HaUqiee ~ S1:
Debbie Fischer had 28 points, 10
rebounds and m. steals to lead the Cha~ers to the easy win.
Edison, 5-7, also received stronf
outings from Stefanie Moorman ( l
points, eiaht steals, si~ assists),
Knsden Tanabe (IS points) and
freshman Melanie lwamasa (I f
points. su1 rebounds). The Charatrs
hit 32of62 from the field and 25 oT 40 ·
free throv.s.
Edison \.\ 111 play a non-league pme
Saturday niaht ar 7 at El Toro before
rctummg home Tuesday to play 1he
Barons.
Marla tl, Westmla1cer Jl! Christa
Yorke's 22 points and eight neaJs
wcrt · almost cnouah alone as the
Valongs. now 13-3 overall, cruised to
WLr tn1t1al lea1ue triumph.
· ddi~y. Lisa Orosco. another
5-foot-6 standout, tame thf'OU&h with
14 points. w~1le Krmy Sparks dom1-
nated the bolrds wuh nine rebounds
1n the loser's gym.
On the collcac level:
Su Die10 State 71, tJCI 47: Chana
Perry poured m 32 pg1na.. hitt1n1 12
of 18 shots from the field and 8 of I I
free throws. and grabbed seven re-
bounds to lead the Aztecs to the 811
West Conference win at the Bren
.Center.
Natasha Parks led UCI. 3-8, 0-3.
w11h 14 points and nine rcbOunds.
and Kath) L1urrap also had 1'4
points The AllCCS, I 0--0. 2-0, hit 51
pcrctnt from the floor. compared to
l-Cl's 34 perttnt. takinl the lead for
good al 26-2'4 with about thrct ·
minutes rcmain1n1 in the first half.
Clarbt CoUeae lrvtM 'tl, ca.,..
Colleae ~4: The hosts improved th.cir
· o"erall record LO 4-8 as Lauren Rich
and Mary Lopez led the way with I .S
poanu apiece. followed b) Michel~
Fems v.1th 10 points.
Mca Niu eullcd down nine re-
bounds for Chnst Collcae. -
* * * h
~agles
runaway
.infourtb
Earle leads 68-47
Estanci.a victory
over Costa Mesa
By STAN GRANCH
o..,Y,... Ceill•ll• • 01
The battle for bragging nghts in the
c-11~ ol (. osta Mesa got a little heated
Thursda~ nig.hf at Estancta H1Jh, and
allhouah tht Ea&Jes pulled away for a
66-4., '1ctol') o"cr lhc Mustana,s. 1t
v.a s much closer than the final scort
1nd1catcd
W 1th three $CC'Onds left. Estancia
(10-4) had lhe ball. an J 8-po1nl lead
and ailed tame out. Eagles Coach
Lisa McNamee said she wanted to
pracuce a full-<e>un inbounds play
the Eagks msaht need later m the )car
1n a closer same
~ustangs Coach James Weeks
l.nev. e\actl) v.hat the Ea&Jcs wCTC
'"' 1n110 do. and he did not want the E.agk'I 10 pract1~ at his team'
e>.~n The inbound pass flew to half-
cout1 ~ hert the Eagles' Melod)' Earle
and the \.i ustana.s· Maurttn Moore
ran into each other. The otlic1al
couldn't ignore the flaarant contact
and he called a foul on Costa Mesa
8\ this time. \\eeks was funous
He ieh his pla)CT had been fouled.
and he "IS upset about the way the
pme 'AIS cndin& aflcr h1s team had
put lonh a good etTort. He then
d«1ded 10 call three straight time·
outs. and b\' the t nd of the third one.
the ten ion ·had lifted and pints v.erc
br1gh1cr
"I don't ha'e any 111 fttlinas1oward
Estaricia ... \\eek" said. ·• t JU St wanttd
to prote-,1 the call and that was the
onh IAll\ I could do rt."
(o ta M~ (4-9) f ot off to a qui k
start ta"'"' an I -4 lead in the
oP:ning lour minutes But the Ea&&c
ttcdthc orc31 l-qbytheen th'Ci.nt
quancr
from that point. the smaller Mus-
tanp. "ho arc both hort on size with
their taJle t pla)er at 5-foot"'6. and 1n num~I"\ with onl)' •~ 11rls on the
squad. touaht a dctermmed bank and
trailed b) onl) fh e at the start of the
founh quarter
However. fauaue <'auaht up W'lth
the 1ustanJ\. v.ho no lon,tr could
top the 1n 1dt' pmc of EstaMia. To
rnakc mat~ worx. the M~• m1\std lht front Ctid Of fi e ..,..,.,
bonu frtt-throw ..11tuateon1.
•• 11 '"' lhoiC f\~ ht *""' ~rt} 1n t~ final q'*'Cf tatted -. ..
Id Wttk •"Wt weft l-0 ·~ h<>n and we COUid woe lflDrid to,..
up an) chenttl.
Ot.tpilt lht VIC141!)' •• McNUMI fOuftd a ftaw w1lh IM&...-..
"Wt ha~ all ... •amt .... aa
tttt wortd. .,., we•• r1r1r1 = .. --= .. -·
QriiiW9 CoMt DAil Y PfLOT I Friday, January e. 1989
.
BUFFALO. N.Y.-ThcNFLfoo1bal1
frenzy that normally ef\lult\ ci11cs such as
Chicqo and San Fnanci5co this time of
year hasariPOCd Buffalo fort he first time in
more than 20 years.
The hoopla surroundin_g 1he Balls' AFC' cham-
pionship pmc apanst the C1nc1nna1i Bengals unda)
has spread to radio and television stations. poli1ic1am.
and even priests.
Althou.&h .. Bills fever" has been running high ~11
yeu, the &ms' 17-10 playoff victory over the Houston
Oilcn last Sunday sent the excitement surrounding a
team which hasn•t won a champ1onsh1p sin~ 1965 to
unprecedented levels.
"I have never seen 1t this way before -11's a fever
pitch," said Bill Weston, proeram director at WHTT-
FM and a lifelong BuffaJo-arca resident.
IN THE BLEACHERS
• ••. ,\ND =THIS JUST IN:
.........:----. SOCIOLOGISTS 1'°'Y MN<lmD ™T 1l£ Cff05ITE ~ t5
NO ~ A1'TRK1tD
BY A FIRt'~, c( SHAPELY tMlY ••.
Weston's station has added to 1he excitement b)
producing a record that is a compilation of a season's
wonb of sona parodies about vanous Bills' opponents.
for example. when the Bills played the Bengals Gansz fired by Kansas City earlier in the year. WHTT had song writer Mark
Bradford produce a song called" Let's Beat Cincinna1i"
that wasa take-off on Lynyrd Skynyrd's hit sona "Sweet Fruit Gann, whose teams won just EE Home Alabama." ei&ht games in two years. was fired c II•
"We play the songs all week before the game." Tfiursday as coach of tl'le Kansas C'ity t
Weston said. "We were getting so many requests for the Chiefs. Carl PetersoD, named ~resident
songs, we decided to put them all together on an and chief operating officer last month. said he fired albUm." Ganu after a leng1hy review. Peterson did no1 hin1 at a
The record. called the .. Buffalo Bills Boo&ie." has successor . . . Pro Bowl linebaclccr Shue CoDlu,
sold 3.000 copies in local stores. according to Weston. sidelined for the past six weeks with a fool in)ury.
WHTT 11n't alone in its suepon of the Bills. practiced with the Buffalo Bills Thursday and s:a1d he
WKBW-TV has adorned its studio with "Let's Go will start in Sunday's AFC title game against tftc
Bills" blnncrs and The Buffalo News rettived 4,SOO Cinci nnati Bengals .,. TerryBradsllaw,MelBloutand
entries in its .. Name the Bills· Defense" contest. LyuSwau, who helped the Pinsbura.h St~lers to four
The winner of the papeT's contest -Blizzard Super Bowl victories during the 1970s. head 1he hst of
Dcfen·se -was an obvious one, given Buffalo's Ii finalists for induction into the Pro FootbaU Hall of
reputation for harsh winter weather. Fame. Jo1n1ng the three former St~lers arc: Kansas
Erie Cou'ftty Executive Dennis Gorski has also City Chiefs defensive tackle BllC:t Blldaaau; former
joined the Bills bandwagon by wagering five gallons of coach and current manqjng general partner of the Los
his county's maple syrup apinu 1he same amount 'Of An&eles and Oakland Raiders Al Davis; Minnesota
Cincinnati chili thalls being put up byhiscounterpans Vi~anas defensive end Cut Eller; former Vikings
in Hamilton County, Ohio, Coadi BINI Graat; Miami Dolphins quarterback Bob
"The Buffalo Bills arc on an athletic high and they Griae; linebacker Ted Headrlckl, who played for the
can't be stopped,'' Gorski told Hamilton County Baltimore Colts. Green Bay Packery and Raiders:
Commissioners Robert Taft. Norman Murdock and Packers and Cleveland .Browns defensive tackle Beary
Joseph Dccourci in a· conference call earlier this week. Jordu; Browns running back Leroy Kelly; R~ms ~ offensive tuard Tom Mack; Coll• and San Diego
------------------. .. Charaers ught end Job Mackey; Raiders offensive
tackle Art SllelJ and Packers safety WllUe Wood. Th. c Quote of the day 1989 inductees wall be announced Jan. 24. ·
.. Jerry Reyaoh11, Sacramento Kings coach.
after a loss to the Lakers: "They got Magic and we
got tragic."
Maxwell admits taking money
Former University or Florida basket-Ill
ball player VerDOD Maxwell acknowledged
V hi d t 1'. b p rcce1v1ng money as a senior from agents. ersace re 0 coac acers including one whose financial rela11onsh1p
w1th the Gators' all-tune leader scorer apparently has ~-Ve_nace aot hlS first head m caughtlhcattentionofafederalgrandjury.a newspa~ coachu~g JOb m the NBA Thu~y when reponed Thursday. Maxwell. who played at Fl onda
the Indiana Pacers hi~ him with the ho.pc from 1985to 1988and is now a membcrofthe NBA San
he would breathe new hfe. mto a team with . . • Antonio Spurs.. confirmed he was paid small amounts the second-worst record 10 the league: He IS 1he third of money _ S20 here. $20 or $30 there -by
bead coach the Pacers have had this season. They Hollywood. Fla .. agent Greg Latimer. the St. Pctersbura
started (). 7 under Jack Ramsay and lost two more Times said ... Sammie Sml"-who bounced back from
under assist.ant coaches Mel Dwelt and. Da.ve an mJury-plagucd early season to i:egain the form t~at Tw~ before Geor1e lrvlae took over on an antcnm helped him set a sm&le-scason rush 1 ng record at Flonda
basjs •... In other.NBA news:, ~au)' M~I· the Statcm 1987.sa1dl'hurtdayhewillskiph1sfinalycarof "'BA sNo. I d.f:al\-pit:k last yar. lnJU~ knee hpm_ents collegiate chgJbihty to tum professional. Smich. who !D a P,me with Mtlwaukcc . and will be s1deltn~ was the Most V_aluable Player in the Seminoles' 13-7
1ndefin1tely, a Los A~lcs Oippc~ team doc:to.r said Sugar Bowl victory over Auburn Monday night. is
Thursday. The rookie was ~veraging 16. 7 points a eligible to apply fort he drafi because his freshman class
·same. 6.6 reboundsa~ 3.1 assists before he was IOJurcd will graduate this spnng ... Qerie Nelsoa, Pacific· I 0
... Dalla~ Mav~ncks forward Rey Tarpley was Conference Player of the Year in 1988, was suspended
suspended ande~nitely ~1thou1 pay Thursday afier indefinitely from the USC women's basketball team for
celhna team officaals he washed to scc kf~rthcr help from undisclosed disciplinary reasons 'Thursday, Coach
substance abuse counselors for an ongoing problem . : . LI.Ilda SMrp said. Nelson is a senior center-forward who
Larry 8~'1 recovery from suricry ~n both heels is leaves the Trojans leading the team in scoring with an ~bead of schedule and he probably wdl retl~m. to the average af27.1 polntsap"'e and rebounding with 10.0
hneup_ before March I, the ~ston Celt1" team a game ... After bcin&Jalted by Earle Brwee, Northern
phys1ctan. Dr. Anehl Sdaeller, said ... I~ games pl~yed Iowa on Thursday picked former player and lon11i me '.fhu~y: Dale Elllt scored a career-high 49. pou~ts, assistant coach Terry AHa to bccomC" head football
including the first two . baskets of ~ttle s nine coach ... lnfieldcrCraJaRe,..Wt,a frccaaent who had
consecutive field goals without ~ m!ss in the fourth agreed to salary arb1trat1on with the Houston Astros.
quarter. and the Sonics won their ninth consecutive has aarced to a one-year contract for $300.00Q plus'
pme at home. 120-106 over Sacramento · · . ~ s 150.000 in performance bonuses ... Dave Bristol, a ~r scored seven straight points to break a ~90 tie former Cincinnati Reds manager who was 1he
late.'" the fourth quarter and lead C:levela!'d tons I 0th Philadelphia Phillies' third base coach last season. has s1~1ght victory. 103-98. ov~ Chicago in Richfield. been hired as Cincinnati's third base coach for 1989. the
Ohio ... I~ Sao AntC?OIO, rookie WWie Allde,... scored Reds announced Thursday ... Free agent outfielder
a ~~r-h1gh 36 s>:<>•nts as the Spurs handed Ph1ladcl-IUek welt has been offered a one-year contract with e_baa_~t~ fourth st1111ght lo~ 119~ 1.04 .:. In Denver. Alea the Kansas City Ro)'ils. who arc looking for added
&aaUtll scored fi ve of his 37 po11_tts 1n an l 1-4 fourth-bench strength ..• Jlm Law ... , the first All-Amcnca
quarter run that broke a IOS-105 lie and led the Nuggets f~tball pl_ayer from Stanford University, has died at
to a 131-J29 v1ctory over Golden S httSe-Of 86. Lawson~~ Tu~y•ftua peciod"'°f
Rookie Magee takes early lead _111_hca_J_th_. -----------
AINI~• Ma1ee, a rookie in the n winners-only field , overcame worsening
weather for a 4-under-par 68 and a onc-
1hot lcad Thursday in the first round of the
Tournament of Champions in Carlsbad. Magee. the last
man out on the La Costa Country Oub co.ursc. had to
blttJe unseasonably ch illy temperatures and increasina-
ly brisk winds for his surprise lead in the kickoff event
on the PGA Tour schedule. Magee. 26. earned his spot
io tbe ~"elusive field with his first career victory last year in the Pensacola Open. The tournament takes only
the winners of Tour events from the last 12 months • IArell "*'11, RM a.Nt and Gres Pewen share a
one.stroke lead at 137 after two rounds of the Spalding
Invitational Pro-Am tournament in Carmel.
Televiaion._ radio
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the jo-ahttid pl wtth S: 15 10 play
Thui'tday niaht as the Calpry Flames
Starts
f'.rilly
Bruins
assume
top spot
UCLA routs DticlCs
to take over leao
1rt Pacific 10 race
Fr.m ne Atsoclatecl Prest
Trevor Wilson scored 24 points. 16
an the first half. to help UCLA to a
97.66 P1c1fte 10 Conference basket·
~II r_omp over Orqon Thursday
na.&ht in Eutcne.
The victory. coupled with An·
zona's loss at Stanford. left the Bruins
alone in first plate in the conference
st.andin&s at 3-0. UCLA is S-2 overall.
The Bruins never trailed and led by
as many as 33 points. Pooh Rich·
ardson added 21 points. iocludmg
four 3-pointers, for the Bruins.
Oreaon. 0-1 in the Pac-10 and 5-6
for the season. wH led by Keith
Reynolds with 17 points. Breu Coffey
added 15 for Jhe Ducks. 11 in the first
half. The loss was the third straiaht for
Oregon.
In other Pac· I 0 pm es:
Staafor11 13, 'J\rilou 71: Todd
Lichti scored a career-high 35 points.
including 11 straight for Stanford
down the stretch. as the Cardinal
overcame a 21--4 deficit and beat No.
8 Arizona.
UCLA fol'Ward Don llacLean 'rabta rcbcMUld wttb aatlaortty
u Oreton'• Keith Repolda .watcbee darinC Pac-10 •a.me.
Lichti had 27 points in the second
halfand madcall 15 ofh1s free throws
as Stanford. 9-3. 2· I. upended 1he
Wildcats at home foT tbe ~ond
straight year 1n boisterous Maples
Pavilion. Last year's 82-74 tnumph
cost Arizona. 8-2. 3-1 . 1hc No. I
rank1na,. The'W11dcats had 1he1r 14-
gamc conference wanning streak
snapped. •
State 5-8: Anderson Hunt scored 14
poin1s and David Buller added 13 to
help No. 12 UNLV defeat New
Mexico Stale Greg Anthony. who
suffered from muscle pasms this
Wttk. add~ 11 points and 10 ISSISIS
for Nevada-Las Vcps. 9-2. 4-0. while Stace~ Augmon'added ano1her 10 for
the Rebels.
The Awes. 8-4. I· I. ~ere led by
Johnny Roberson and Steve
MtGl01hhn. who both scored nine points. The Runnin· Rebels have
deleattd the A{&1es in their last 12
mtt1mas Presao State 11, Su JeM Stale H :
Eleven .second-half j)OU'lts by Wilbert
Hooker. including four free throws 1n
the final IS seconds. led Fresno State,
7-4, 2.:0.ovcrthe Spartans. S-7, 1-2. tn
San Jose.
Uta• State as. Pacific It: Nathan
Grant scored I 5 points and pulled
down 12 rebounds 1n lcad1n1 the
~cs. 3-8. 1-1. over the T11ers. 4-6.
Orea.. State ••• USC U : Gaf)
Payton scored 19 points. handed out
10 assists and had four steals to lead
Oregon State to the win 1n Corvallis.
The Beavers. 8-3. 1-2. took the lead
for goo<flatcin the first halfand held
off a sccond-ha!fUSC rally to bea1 the
Trojfns. 7-6. 0-2. for the 15th 11mc in
their la st 29 mccungs.
RIVALRY RENEWED ••. F.romBl ~
CallfornJa l4 Arizona State ....-
Wuh Leonard Taylor scoring 21 of
his 28 points. Cahforn1a. 11-3. 2-1. shot 71.4 perccn1 from the field in the
first half and coasted past 1hc Sun
Devils. 7-4. I ·2.
In 1he Bia West
Nevada-Lat Vela• 79, New Mexico
Moser twisted a knee a~anst R1v-
erSJdc for which he prcv1ously had
surgery. but should be ready Satur-
day.
Coast is led by sophomore guard
Dueck Crane and Schlines, a 6-6
freshman center. Sophomore auard
La~font Speed and Derck Johnson. a
fine 3-po1nt shooter. add suppon.
while fre hman forwards Chip
Hanlon and Scott De tefano out of
ESPN gets cable
rlghts to bas~ba11
ESPN a~qu1red the cable 1elcv1s1on btginn1ng1n 1990.
nghts to m~or1ca1uc bastball Thurs-ESPN outbid Turner Broadca un.g
day with a four-year, S400 m1lhon Syitcm. port hannel A mencaand
deal that wall dou~e the sPQn'• 1he USA Network for the cable
national TV revenue and offer fans package. Turncund ESPN were the
more11mes than ever. finalists. ·
ESPN will televise I 75a.amcsa year .. T~ btd'l~crcvcl). very. vcl) ~nn1n1 tn 1990, with single pmcs dose." Ucbcrroth Ja1d '"There: wa a
on Sunday and Wednesday ni&hts 11ny, s1nalc-d 1"t pcrcentaged1f
anddoublehcadcrsonTuesda) and ferenceamO"Jthrccofthcm "
Fridayevcn1nas. The nc1work also Roger Werner. prn1dent and t hief
will showgameson Opcn1n1Da)'. cxecullVeofficcrof P . said the
holidays and dunna spnng 1rain10a.. country's lafiCSt cable nct~ork was
"For the first time 10 baseball .. aM<>lutel) dehgh1ed" 10 add
history, the whole season will be baseball to 11sco"cra1c: of the NFL
presented to fans who want to follow coHcae football. collcac ba ketball
1tontclcv1s1on.'"Comm1s toner andotherm.,or portscvcnts,
Peter Ueberroth s.a1d at a news "We'., c been workina hard for
conference. more than e1Jht )'ears to get bascball.'"
"We .. ,11 present all tams and all Werner said. "The day has finall y
•vtttOMm both te.auet;-and-tnat~· r---a~l'f'tl..eMi ~c cou&dn ·,~baoottt.''
an incredible th mg for baseball... The ESPN and C~ deals .. m
The deal came les than a month provide baseball ..,..Ith about S37S
afterCBS&arced toa four-yar.S I I malltona )'Clrtn nattonal TV rcv-
bilhon contract to tdevtsc lhe Al•)'· enue. That 15 almost double the
offs, World Scncs. All-Star Game and income baseball is rccc1v1n1from1b
a 12-omercaular-seasonpackqc currcnts1x-yeardeatswith NBCand
Edison have been solid figures at
forward.
"Golden West is physical," G1lhs
said. "We're probably the smallest
tan1ng team lin the conference). If
we dQn't bloc\ out and play pos1
defense and help out an then:, we can '1
beat anybody. We've done 1t well
somC11mcs and not done it well
somcumcs."
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1979-83.
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the Ch1cq0Cubsand AtJant.a Bra\'f1
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Mits~bishi' S 1989 Montero LS stand~ ljp to comparisons
This r~t on the 1989 M1t5Ubishi
four-door Montero LS began with o
phone col to my~-"Jeff," I
sotd, "don't buy o sport ut1l1ty ven1Cle
until you see the one I'm driving."
Jeff hos been shopping for o Je.p
CherokH, another ucellent four.
wheel drive, four ·door sport ut1l1ty
vehicle. Comporot1vefy equipped, the
Jeep costs about $22,000. M1tsub1sh1
just introduced this oll·new lour door
model which w1D compete with
ChrysJe<'s ptoduct. The Montero hos
this in its lovor. it's bigger ond
cheaper.
I don't mean cheap construction.
It's excephonolly sturdy, wh.ch. ex
counts for us ·weight. The curb we1gh1
is 3,836 pounds, over 800 pounds
heavier than the Cherolcee. h's built
like o truck but rides like o cor.
"lex* ot the moss1ve bumpers, Jeff.
It hos tow hoolcs front ond reor ond 11's
oll set to odd the hitch " Continuing
my soles pitch. I added, "You con tow
up to. 4,000 pounds."
Unfortunately, I kicked one of the
big trees. bringing Jeff's attention to
11. "What brand of tire is 11, Uncle
Tom?'; I read the 1mpnn1 on the
sidewall but didn't recognize the
monufocture's name. "But they ore
steel·belted radials, Jeff "
I'm 1mptessed with the Montero's
height. Jeff thought it wos too high. I
told him M1tsub1\h1 purposely used
block molding oround the windows to
give the illusion of o lower roof line,
but Jeff didn't see 1t that woy. He
wonted to be able to reach the lte·
Dodge Roider .I It even hos the some
1ncltnometer. on impressive looking
instrument of no value.
Jeff soid the Montero isn't os
maneuverable os the Jeep. I explained
it hos o JS.foot tvrmog diameter,
about three feet more than 1he
Cherolcee. It wos onnyo1ng 10 be kepi
on the defensive.
However, 1n sp11e of his observo·
!tons, he didn't go running bod to hes
Jeep d~ler to buy o Cherolce,e He
hos o genuine interest 1n 1he Montero.
ond rightfully so. It's o good buy
Right now , Jell is 1n o quondory
THE FAS"f LANE: The percentage
of cars going foster than 70 mph on
It .... a f~ traz-IMloe wttla fou-wlaeel clrlft and ,... r. n .. .......,.... .• -!! Al , .. -
rural interstate highways 1n Vtrgm10
dunng the doyt1mefnor'e than doubled
17 to I .S percent 111111med101ely ofter 1he
speed l1m11 wos rlsed from 55 ts> 65
rrph In ne1ghbonng Morylon4 wjere~
the speed limit remains 55, !he
propor1ton pf c.ors excceed1ng 7d on
rural interstate· h19nwoys 1n the
daytime stayed oboiwthe som~.
HEADS UP: The head up display
IHUOI developed lor m1l1tory otrcroh
1s being adopted for outomo1tve use
for e.aomple, o hol6groptuc unoge o
the speedometer reading 1s Pf01ected
on the windshield so the drever
doesn't hove to look down to the
instrument pone.I. Other HUD readings
con by displayed, too
SpecificatioM
VEHICLE lYPf .......... 4-door, 5-
~. sport utility whic&e .,,....
four-wheel driw.
BASE PRICE ....•....• S 18,319 (•
teated : $20,23,}.NGINE
lYPE ........... SOHC V~ '#tth multi-
point fuel iniecrion.
Dt5'lACEMENT ........... 3-UMr.
HORSEPOWER (net) .......... 1'3 ot
.5,000 rpm.
TORQUE (lb·ft) ............ 168 ot
2,500 rpm.
TRANSMr5SION ............. ·1pMCf
automatic with o .... rdirw.
WHEElBASE ............. 106.1 in.
TRACK FRONT /REAR .......•.. 5.5.1.
TURNING .•.
OtAMETEft .............. 38.7 ft OVER·
All WIOTH ............• 66.1 in.
HEIGHT •............ 7 '·' in.
CURB WEIGHT ........... 3,136 lbl.
FUEL CAPACITY ........... 2 ... 3 p
Ions.
EPA MILEAGE RATING ......... 17
city, 17. highway.
The 1989 M1tsub1shi four .c:k>of
Monter LS is roted three wheels
Hour wheels is bestl
STRONG fEA TURE ..... .lnterior
roominess.
WEAK FEATURE ...... location of
rodlO.
down rock -except 11 d 1dn' t .hove 1-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~------;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;
one.
"I con easily get up into the seat,
Uncle T~. because I'm s1• feet 1011,
but I don't know 1f Melinda will be
able to climb 1n w11h the some ease."
I demonstrated how easy 11 is to
fold down the rear seat. He hod to
admit that Melinda would be oble 10
do 1t effortlessly. And he wos
impressed with the cargo space, too.
"You could lood o washer ond dryer
ond hove room to spore, Jeff, ond 11
you need o spore, the ttre is mounted
on the rear door."
As o youngster. Jeff bounced on
furniture. He's s11ll doing 11. "Just
testing the bucket seats, Uncle Tom
They're really comfortable " The
controls cushioning the dnver' s seat
ond t'1e backrest bolsters fascinated
him.
"ler's toke 11 for o ride," tie so1d.
Kids Here's o beouttful S20,234
vehicle offering o lu.aurious nde, ond
he wonts off ·rood travel so he could
beat 11 to death.
And beat 1t he did. He drove
through o construction oreo trying to
get bogged down while in fourth .
wheel dnve He couldn't Jell wos
impressed.
"It doeui'1 hove os peppy on
engine as the Cherokee, Uncle l'Om."
I toad ~.~tti.Jeep hos o 4 liter en~~-
th1s hos o 3 liter, V -6 'What kind of
gos mileage does 1t get i " My answer
brought deafening silence " 17 miles
pet goffon both city ond highway "
When he turned on the radio, I
knew wbot ht wos g<>•ng to soy.
"Why would they pul the rod•o way
down there?" Though I told htm
Mehndo could tune the rod10 while
he's dt1v1ng, we agreed it's located
too low f0< o dove< 10 reach
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.._ a ..,. .., ea.ta MeM. Cellf 12e27 81109 County on oec.mtier TENANCE AND LEASING Pubffhed Otano-COMt om.. Coeta ......_ Calif Giftette Ave~ lrvw'le. Cakt FORD MNCH 17550 Gillet· RANCH, 17S50 G11ene Ave., . PW' .... ..,. ERCEOES. John Scott PowellOtl. 114 e. tNI 324 '2 Outrioo•r way. o..tv Pltot oeo.mtier 18, 23, CNit1ee M s.mo. 12111 92714 ,. A¥t , "'-tne.'Callt 1271' IMM. c.1t 92714
.JoAM Street. C:O.ta Mee&. . P...at Laguna Niguel, Calif ,92e77 30, 1981, Jenuary 8. 1M11 Flr«>rand Streat, Gwden SeMce MottqaGe Com-The luM Compally A Tht LUlll COl'flOMY A
s,AVE 'f04K2"' time. ChooMI I "8.£ NOllC( Callt.12127 Publilhed er.,. co.at C)et)i Lynn RodMy, 23945 F·17' 0'°"9, Celol 12640 1>•ny Cal1forn1• 17550 Calllornla Corporation, Calltornla Corporeiion.
rom 1 ~ez.pr~~!} Faith Ann Brann1,i:, o..ty Piiot o.e.nbet 18. 23. w~. LaQYna N9* •-.,. llftTIH' TIW• but•net• 11 eon· Giiiett• Aw . tmne. Cehf '75SO Ginette Alie . !MM. 17550 GMl9t1e Aw., !MM. owned M ..,.,.,,,_e I( 41171 5301 Udo~ Or , 30, 1911. JWMHWY I , 1911 Clllif 128'77 ~ nu1iw. ducted by 911 lndMduel 92714 Cellt 92114 Cellf 92714 Houee "'llf ~ & ~ MOTICa Of' DSATM port 8-Ch, c.at:t2ee3 F-981 Heidi Aenn•rt, 324 12 I(.._ Th• r•o••tr•nt com· lhl1 °"""'"' 11 con· Ttlta but1nee1 11 eon· Tiiis t>l*""8 la con-s a f e . 2 1 3 I 1 1 4 AM> Of' N iihOM nq butineat is eon· ~utrl er Way. Laguna -menoed to 11entee:1 butl· <IYcted by a COfpofatoon duded by a eot~•tlOfl duC'9CI w, a llmlt9d pertner· MERCE)ES. TO Ul•HTP dUcted by; a genertl pert· PlBJC NOTICE-' , Call! 92177 F~!filOUllTA~Tll ,,.. undet the 11e1mou1 The reo11u1nt com· T"• reg11trant eoM· _,.,
llTAT9 CW nerahi9 hit bu11ne11 11 eon· -'" buSlneM name or "*'* rnenced to trwect but!· "*"*' to tranaec:1 bufl.. · The r•011trant com· VW '18CONVERTIBLE DOROTMYIWLYM The reglttrint com· • ._. ducted by a general part. Thll0"9wlnoperaonsare 11ttedaboYoeonDec;ember I, nesa undtr 1M llc11hou1 n.. ..,,_,., the 1tc11tious tnenQeC1 to 1tatlMC:t .._.. Orange w/b4ack top. HAUPT, M A menoec1 to transact bual· FICTITIOUI .,.,._,, nerahlp doHIQ ~ • 1911 ~ name Of namaa ~ name °' NllM9 ~ UftdW tna tletitlcNe
GrHt condition. New DOTTIR HAUPT ,,... under lhe llCUtloU• NAMI ITATl•NT • Th• teg111r1nt com· c R v ll'tVESTMENT CMt1a M Sarno listed ll:>OW on oee.tnber ... ted ab0'/9 on Augutt, ~ name Of NIIMI
pelnt. "500. 852·9 155 c ... -.....: butlneal ,,.,,,. °' n.,.,,.. The IOl!owlng J*IOM .,. menced to lraone1 bull-COMPANY. 20~1teher AY· Th!a •II**' WU flied 20, 1on \NI 11-.cs at>0\19 on Januery 3, vw 1984 RABBIT CON· A·~··'--lilted at>ove on Dec;ember 5, doing butlneU u MN undet the 11eu11ou1 ~ .. If :~~2~ 1, ta M .... wltn the County C.. of Ot· RletWd T OelN, Sac· Richard T Oelt\I, Sec• '* To ... Mir• . .,.. ... ...,_ ... , 1918 ROMANDEl INVEST. butlnest neme or namn anoe County on oee.tnbet ret.,y . retary Alof\erd T OelN Sec· VEATIBLE. 5 tPHd, cteollOfl , contingent eredl· J.S. Powetson MENTS HSSO Gillette Ave . llaled ebOYe on NIA Gary L Devldlon. 245 Ft .. 14, llU Tl'lll atatement wu ttlad This 1tatemen1 wu tiled r.wry . ' am/fm t1ereo cau. ale tora, and peraons wtlO mey TI\la atat.ement wa• 111ec1 lrvtne Calif 127,. Debi Rooney Cher Avenue St• 0-1, Cotta Nt11t0 wtth the County C..,._ of Ot· with the C<iuniy Qerti o1 Or· Thl9 .-aternent ... Mid
or O'M*'. metallic be otlletwlM ln1erated In the with the COl,ll'lty Q«ll ot Or· T~ Luttl Company A Thlt 1111eman1 WU l11ed ....... Caltf 12629 . PublltM<I OtanG9 COMI ... County on 0ec;emb41r .,. Coun1y on ~ -"" tM County a.ti of Or·
, ~ $8000. wlll °' ettatei Ot bOlh, of anoe County on De09mbet Calilornla Corporation with the County Clerll of Ot· Jotln A ~ty;,.,. 24~~ Daily P.-0. Dec;embet 23. 30. 14, 1911 14 !Ml engt County on Decambef 7·2115 DOAOTHYEVELYNHAUPT. 7. lNI 17550 Gillette Ave tn.'lne anoe County onlOecembet c:Mr AYen.ue .. te .,..1,.,.,.ta 1916 Jenueryl. 13, 1981 ,_,,,. Ml11• 14 tMI AAA DOTTIE HAUPT . , .... Cellf 92714 . • 5. 1911 Meal, Celtf 92821 • F-422 Publiahed Or"eoge Coet1 PubhlMd Orenoa COM\ • .,.,,.
... A PETITION hat beell fll«I Publllhed Otanoe Coast John D Lu•k 17550 ,.,. Tony Rota. 245 '*'* DellY Ptk>t o.c.rrtbet 23. 30, Oelly '"°' ~ 23 30 ~ Orenoa c... ,., CAMARO AS. =· by Al!.~~':'~ Delly Piiot D•c•mbet ti, 23. Gllell• Ave . !MM Call! Pubhlhed Or1n99 Coast :-c.:.t~21~'· Co.I• --ti' llft'nl'r 1916, Jenuary 8 t3. 1919 1tU Jf#WMY I . 13, 1ait • ~ PtlOt December 23, ~. wMtl b6adt lntetlor 8c:yl Int_!_'\!~';:,..,.._ e-30. 1911. January I. 1911 92714 Dally Pilot '*-"ti:' ~.]3• Jotln S Juon 245 F.. ,.._ nu 1 iw. F-0 t4 F..005 1tl8; ~I, 13. 1M ...._ · • .,.,_, """""'"'"' ..,.ange c F-17~ Wllliem D Lu.-l7550 30, 1911. Janu.,y v, 1..,. · · ,,_..7 11,000 rnltea. _. tn.an-qu11t1ng tn1t Alf RED G-•-A I · Calf F·M7 Chet A~te 0-1, Cotta 1( ... 1 ual. ale. power ai.anno. LEWIS tfAUPT be ~ted _... ve · """9, · 1 Mee&. caait 92e2e flCTtTIOUI .u...11 aeooo Call "3-.3093 -'*'°"" reoreaentalille "8.JC NOTICE 12T114 b --"'WITll'C Thia bullMll II con· MAMI ITATa...-T "8.IC NOTICE Pl8.JC N011CE "8JC 11)1'C( · 1 ...._._...,_ 1.._ •t.ie of fl• butlnetl '' e n-r-nuiiw. d\IC:1ed ....-8 •.-11 petl· 1..._ ,__ -· .,. --~.;;.;.;;.~-.------1 man '11 ITl .fie~ ... FIC llTtoU9 ........ duC1ed by'. hmtled partner· nerll'ltP ¥f ..-·-·-;;;,;;,; ;;---. ~ .... M99
-~ Tt4E PETITION teQueStl NAmlTATa•MT lhtp FICTfTIOUI....... Th• reg11trent com· OOSJecTAA I NSTRU-f lCTITtOUIM.I..... ,ICTtTIOUleu.-11 FICTIT'IOUe ...... authoftty to admlnltt• the The 10410W1nQ pertont we Tha reg111ran1 com· NAm ITATl:W menoeo 10 tranaael bu*-MENTS ll TechnoloOY MAM1 ITAT'lm.NT NAm ITATl•MT MAm ITATI I T Automatic, c;yMnde r. ell.ate unOtf the lndepen· ddnQ ~as rnenced to tranNCt ~ The fo4lowlng ~we neu under the t1e11l10Ut Otrve. ~ f3A imne.. The follow1tlg Pli'IOftl ... The tolowlng '*aona.,. The,.....~ ...
power door lodl. radlllla. dent Administration of e. M&M IMPORT /EXPORT neat undllr lhe flc:OttOUI do.no bu9liMM aa 1M41MM name Of nama Caltf 927 t8 CIOll'G ~ ea ~ ~.. dOlf'O ~ • Cl'\Me, power t>rak ... Ill• Act (TIU ~ity II-131 St Qw. C:O.ta MeM bu1it1M1 name °' ~ StJc>ER "'ACVITS, 1531-led abO¥e on Oc1oeer 24 Soectrll'l'IUI Inc Penn· WklTTWOOD MAU , WES T FULLEfHON LIJSK/MllU MESA, power tteertno. AM/RA, IOWI lhe persoqai repreaan-c.i.t 12e2t llaled a~ on Matd'I 1913 C E C.....tnut Aw Santa 1913 aylllania 18 feehnology t7550 OlilaCM A"8 ~ St«>f>PtNG CE:NTE~ 17S50 17550 Gilette A¥9 . !Mne, ~·. AIC. 1111 Low 1a1M 10 ••• meny ac:110nt Lnlle MICttMI Oellla 138 Ridlard T Oelrll, Sac· Ar\8. Calif 92701 Gaty l OAYldaon Man· DrNe 84.llkllng 13'1, lr'Ylne Caltf 9271' G*et" A¥1 ~. c.... Cellf 12714
,,....(11·527)14,995 WltrlOUI Obtain~coun 119-St au-Ooti•M.-Celtf telary St•ttng RoOett Ha.gl)I, ~Plt"tner Caltf 92718 The luM Cotnoeny A 02114 The l• Comoen)'. A ..
111,.T.-&am O¥tl a.for•t C*tiln 12929 Tllll .ialen*'I WU hied 27041LIPajaW!e M....on TIWI statemeftt -tiled rn .. bllt'lnett •t CO!'-c1111orn1a Co.tporatio.n, lnttrRnanceCorporat>on C11tforn1• CorpQfaUon,
111 ..... ~t!OM. llOW9Y4lf the pet· M!Ct*eM .. ~lleDavta wlhtheCountyC.kofOt· V..,o,c.!11 92691 WllhtheCounfyCletkofOt· ductedt>y aeotPQtallOfl t7550 GIUette AY8 """"Cahf0t0ta, 17550 Gillelle 1755D Gll'leele Alie , !NIM. mT1L11 tonal rteiteeentaitw 11 re-931 St Ctalr. Cott• MeM ange CountY on December Thia bu11neu 11· eon-anve County on December Tb• reg••tr•nt com· c.w 92714 A\19. lrvlne, Callf t2714 C... t2714 •~•-tll1 eel to OM nouce to Cakf 12821 14. INI dueled by' an lnd~al t4 1911 tNnCed to tranNCt ~ Th•• bu11n.., 11 eon Ttl•• t>u .. ,,.., •• c.on· Thi• Ovtlnett " eon· ------=-=""~:-:-:--lnter .. ted parwna unleu This t>utineu 11 con· ,.,M1 The registrant com· • F4011M neet Uf'det the flc:llllOUI dUCled by • COfl)Otation O"'led t>y 1 e«POt•llon Owct«I by 1 llmlled partner· .... '11 R they ha¥1 #llYed notice Of dUcted tJy hU9'>1n<f and wife Put>Mned 0t9nQe Coast to trens.et bual· Put>ltlMd Orenoa Cout bullnelt name °' '*"* Tb• regl1trent. com-The reg11trant com· tl\.p
'I I M conMnled 10 the ptQC>OMd Tiit regf1trant com· Dell'Y Piiot ~bet 23~. '*' under the fietlhout Deity Pilol Oecemb« 23. 30 ll•led abo.,.. on Oec:ember ~ to transae1 C>uat-menoed to tranMCt ~ fhe reg11trent com-• •-eetlon I The ln~I menced 10 tranuct OUll· 1916, January 8. 13. 19n bullnaa llllM or n-198! J1nuary I. 13. t919 17 1917 MU under the ltcllhCM.1• MM yndef IMI ftellltOUt menced to lranaact tM*-
AutomatiC, -e cylinder, adr'llWttrauon authoflty will ,,... under thl 11e1111oua F-999 titted ebOYe on N/ A F.()13 ~ MedMn. Vice Preel· °"*"'"' name °' MrNe bUllneU ntme ~ namee nea under IN flctl1tOUS
power doOr lodl, rldielt. bt 9rant•d unleu an dent Mated a~ on Dtcembet ~~~ &bOYe on -~ ==--~ ~~
c:rulM. power -..Ma. Wii.reated peraon fllet tin ·-... llftftH'. "8JC NOTIC( rt8.JC NOTICE PlllllC NOTICE Thll 11a1emen1 wu flied 1913 Delhi Sec MA on power ~--· AM/F~. ot>tectlontothlepeCllfO!land ~ ""'~ wUhlheCountyCtentofOt· Ak:hans T Deihl. Sec· , .. Rlenllfd T • t Aic:Ntd T Deihl, See·
A/C, tllt. ( 11 ·513) enows .Cc,~ .. wtlY the NOTICE INVITlNG I EAL£D BIDS _,.County on o.c.mtier ret~ !\led ~ at11emen1 ... "*' ret.,y s,1·,·······----~Mrlty not grant !he CC·131 12. tNI ,...,,. With 111e't:::'&::'o1 Ot w•th tfle County Cieri! ol Ot· Thi• llatemtnt ... lltad ••• ,,, --au A HEARING on IM peti-Publlened 0r9nQe Coul ange Count~ on o.c.moeq anoe County on December witll the County ci.rll of Or-.... uon..,. be N6d on January • 1 Deity Piiot o.e.nt>er 23. 30. l4. ttea 14, 1981 anoe County on Decembef .... .,..1 2', 1989 81 1 45 PM In Notice Is h«eby given that the City Council of th• City ot Huntington Beach. Callfomta wil re<:4tlve lta!, J--I . t:t 1M11 ........ ..._.. Ot ,~11 .... bl . ....__. Ot-~~~ 14 1Na ...-... .. -....... ..a.cs bk1a for the Jacquelyn Lane Improvement• In tf\e City of Huntington Beach, CallfOfnia In --· ......... ._ anoe .... ----...-..,._, .--.-
Dept No 3 located at 700 eccofdenOe with the ptana and apedflcatlonl and 14>8cial PfO'lialOnl Of\ flle In 1n. offioe of the F~15 Dealy Piiot December 23 30 Daily Piiot Oecelnber 23 30. PuDWled Oreoge COM! --.. ~ c"t".rf010r"'9, Sant• Olrec10t of Pubffc Wotb. Document. wtll be available on January 9. 1989 A chatge ol $15 00, not 1916 Jenuaty 1 13 1911 tNa. JfllMllY 8 13 '"' = P110C Decembet 23. 30.
1F' YOU 08JECT 10 the refundable, wit! be requl'*' for HCh .. t of speciflcatlonl and eccompenyu'lg drawings .1 PlllllC M)TIC( F..()()3 F..ooe 1 • ~ •
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jleCllON °'tile wntten = WOftl ltefft OYMtlty MAME ITA TUmJfT ll.-G '-iiiiilii_lliiiii ____ -.: __ ,,110M Witll Ille court • The lotlowlng pet10N .,. flC~~.. I FICTmOUI .,..... • ...
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'f04/ll au 6rNl"8 2. Oemolltlon Lump Sum LA~ HSSO Gollett. ,.... • The lollOMng per.ons .,.. dOlng ~ .. The lollowtnO per'ION -~Vtllfftlmc;"-'llicYTI r:BOVO VT' 3. . lmp()r1 Sol 80 c y IMM Calif 12714 oo.ng~~ ~ THOMA& TEMPOA· doing~ .. powerctoOr ~.yt.:;..:: ::::.'re::::,.: 4 =Grlldng ::1 ~'":°~":tlWhol-~eA-..nue .,_ C I =Sc..!~;t:-9-INC 'l9M~~[IQ!St~HIJ205E.S,.-.---I ~. power ~. yG1NciwnwmlU.courtand :· Conet~lldc:!Z\ 8llld gutt 490 If tWOOO t.lal. tnc: c.ltlofnie 12714 vencap tneotportt•d Cotui ....... c.111 1262'
powtr bt._ AM/FM. mail a~ to lha peraonal ,.. _ _.NC1, concret• ft.A..:.. 9500 a r 17550 Q."9tl• A,,. INtM The t.u•7550Cornc>el'IYG C.... Cllttornia l6132 Recs M• Sent a Awcl--. Inc . A.JC ••. Feaory Wal· ,....entattw apc>oinled by 7. ..,.,,.,., ...-·-.. 30 Calif t2714 tom• 1 .. It• Av· ~ c.i.t tW• 1c.tornoa, 2900 "*°' St tMty (11•63') $1S.995 IN COUtl within tour montht 8 Construct mM0ntY ~Wnlng wall f7 If Thll 1>v11n..s II con• .,_,. IMne Cei.f 92714 Thta but•nftt s con H205 eo.ta Meaa. Cellf II.'....... "°"' IN date of flf11 IS· 9 eon.1NC1 I '' Conct9t• Ptenter 1100 If duCleid b'f • l<mited partner· fn.t busmeu •• con· ducted Dy • eotl>Of•1ion t.292e II ..-~ollallettMPfO'lided 10. Conetrud Wheat Ctlalr Ramp 3 each lhiP Olleted by • c;OfJ)Ofttion The re911111nt com TNI bualMaS la eon-
... 1n MCtlOlt 9100 of the Celt· 12 ~Wall 82S l.t fl'I• reo1•tran.1 co~· The reg11tran1 com· menceo 1'1...l•enMet ou.-I ouc:ted by a CCf1JOfM~ ... -·1 fOtnla Pro«>et• coo. The 11 ConstNC1 con«•l• It~ 71011 manced 10 tr~ butt-mene«f' to lttnaKt bull• nett \MOtr l"9 1tehtoOUSI Tl\e. r.egt1tr•nt COl'tl· ....... lime tor hllng eAalml Wiii not 12· A9ft"'8h w.. 82511. ,,... undef the flCllhOua .,... vn<* the hc:t111ou• ~ name °' nemee mencect to tninMCt tM*-~iiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiijupire prior to tour l'l'\Ol'lth• 3· Inst ..... ....,.,&,, 23" 11 ~ name Ot NI'* bu...-neme .~ nemea 1-i.<I tbOYe on Jinv•"' 1 ,,... undtf the llciftloua
not!Ged M>ovt 14 in.t ... TubUler S lMI Gat• 42 Nett 1978 1918 • v p lll!ed U>oYe on HI~ ~· from 11\e date ol the '-"no 1 . ,_.., -., . . titled •t>Ow °" ~ 22. lilted above on .....,temoer, 1980 ., lbuslneea name °' nemet
fllllLIJ YOU MAY EXAMINE the 15. lnatall TubuW S1MI Fence 1920 I.I f\td\Wd T o..N. Seo-Atc:Nlrd T Deihl. Sec· Ad=t w L ton. Sancka G Kent, Vioe
nta iltPt by the court 11 yOU 1e. Soa Pr.peretlofl 9350 • t '"'llY ratary n.s 11a1emen1 wu ftled ~t .a. m 121 lit a petlOl'I lnt•.-ted In 17. 15 ge1ton t,_ 44 each Thia Ital~ wU ftled Jl'lts •!.'.!,~,!~ I~ W'fh the County Cte<ll Of Of. Thia ...._emtnt ... Med -.. the ..u1•. rou mey ,.. w.th 18 1 O.lllOn ahN~ 340 .-ch Wlll'I ,,. County ca.11 °'Or· With the ..,.,.,..ty ,,,_ .. oc • anoe COvnt• Ofl o.oemoer w11h IN County Ctertl of Or· -:;,c,1,::,C,~r.":; ::;:..·.;::'ot~ ~· ~r(fOdtt'I) rubt ~j~~ ~~ty on Oecem«* ~4~.i:"'I)' on ~ 15. 1HI ll~t:IS rao-~ty on Oeownbet ~t10fllft9, redlala. 1ng Of en itNentoty and llP-780 1 Ne1* ,_,,., Publl9ned Ofange c ~ u.a ,......, 9111 • rnlOo PfltM!Mflt °' Mtat•.....,. 21. AeMd Ofound cover 1 • ~ Otat9 eo.t ~~.,. 2Cou3 301 Daily~ o.c-noer 23 30 Pub611hed Otanet coat ....,. .,._ "'ot.,.,., ~'''°"or~ 2"2 ~ 1Y9tem Lump Sum ~ ~ 23 JO OelfY .. ...., oer 1tU Janva 8 t3 1 D-'Y PllOI December n )0,
........... ~ tfllrt •Pf~ 1n MCllOl'I 1250 23. to d8y metnttnainee Lump Sum 1Mt JanuetY e 13 1'et 1 .... ~I 13 1 I I ry F~t8 1Na. J&nulrY &. t3, 1•
_,. · ol the ~ ll'toelete 24. !net .. .,... lgl\t conduit 18-' If • F-002 F-007 ,-011
lt'l·11M M14l11 =.~':.:.:= 25. AeilM to ~ede•atervatvemeterbOx 18MCh ,-.;.~~-------the'°"" c:tetll 28. Contttuct ..., CUfb 222 L F
run.~o!'. A~ In ICCOtdanCe """'..,. pr~ of S.Ctlon 1773 of the La bor COde, the Stat• ol Caht0<n
I I."' I I"" ,I\ <,, (IN ... '
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""4 u1hld er-. eo..t on lit ll tN 'afftce of u. eny Cterk encs the omoe of the OtrKt0t Of Pul>lte WOf1ita of the City °' =Hoc ~ t , 1• t3 ~tangton 8tlilch; caMomi1
.
No bid we be recetYecl uNw ft .. mede Oft a blri form lumillhed bV tM o.r.clOt Of Pubtic Wont ~= ...... ,of Pf08ll I CM..,_. la c.-.ct to the ptopoMI ~ti, MC fot1h In the ~.., tar M dlfteltone •to the bidding
nte ............. approUrM .. Ottty, betng gi"'9f'I •a beM '°' , ... compet1eon of b'dl, end ... at.°' ..,. ... lllOft ....,.. doll not ...,,_.or by ~ ..., tNC the ec:tuet emount of
WOftl • oorrlllPOIMf ..__..but ,_.... the right to itQ ••H 0t dect1111 ttw emount of lt'Y dMe
Oii ~ of ........ •"NJ be deemed ,_I Ill'"/ Of espedlent by the OW.. of P\lbl6e Wortla
M .._ .. be ....... on ... Nell Of tN ~Ot of Pu* W,OtU~ 04 "'9 quenttt ... Of
WOl'lllOM ....
.. ·-f I of ..... tor 811Y ,,.... wtlhheid l)y tfte °'Y 10 ..,.,,. P8ffol,....1Ce aNllil be
,_ .. •1• Ill M l I ...... ,.,,_.._.of tN ~~, ........ Code. Section •MO ._ .., .... ._._..,..,.•er.wt to be oaaatreed .... ofloe Of .. ~ of 11w1111e w... Os ?IJ 1::a;:-.._ ............ Dft'-d\.C .. o ,._.,_.__....,....., .....
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STARTING A NEW BUSINESS??
TM L:ega1 Department at the
Daily P lot is pleased-to an·
nounce a new service now ava1I·
able to new bus1ne ses
We will now SEARCH the
n me for you at no e11tr1 char~
nd save you the time and the
trtp to th• Court HOUM In S••H•
Ana Tl'len. of courae, after lhe
tearch is compi.ted we will hie
. your f1ctitioua business name
11atement WtO"I the County Clertc,
publish once a week for four
weeks as required by law and
then t1i. your pro6t of publ •
cation with the Count)' Clerl
P IN stop by to ftle your
hct111ous business ta1ement a t
fM Dally P1101 Legal Depart-~~_.
m.,,1 330 West Bay. Cotta
t..4esa. Cahforn1a If you can not
stop by p .. a cen us
at f71') 642-4321, Exten.-on
315 or 316 and we will m•"•
1ftangement1 tor you to han<U•
this proce<lufe by ma1h '
If you should have any furthet
qu hon please call us and ..,.
will be mOfe than QIMS to at.14tt
you
GC>od luctt 1n your
ne~ business''
..
PtB.IC *>TICE
Foil01111
Pubhthed Ora• Cou1
Dally Pilot o.c.mw 23, 30 ___ NO_TIC_l_Of' ____ 19a&, Januaey 6, 13. 1989 ,
"*'C AUCTIOff Of' F--009
~IOMAL. "'°""" MMAIMNG OM .,._JC 111111\Tll'C
VACA TEO PMIMlll Of' 1 ---'"---~----""--.'1 n.r;-·----1
fe>fWE" TINANT K44111 -~-· ~~· Notloe la he<aby gt~ that NAMI ITA TIMINT ptirtuant to Section 1988 of The following paraona are tM California CIVIi CoOe ano doing bu9lneU u
Section eoe8 ol the Govern-LIJSK HOMES/PALM DE·
ment CoOe the undersigned SERT, 17550 Glllat1a Ava
will Ml I I pYbllc Nie by Irvine, Calif 92714
C01'1\P9t1t1Ye bidding on the The Lua Compeny, A
12th day of Janu411Y, 1M9, at Caltfornla Corpor111on,
8:00 A.M. on the premlMI 17550 Giiiette Alie , lrvtne,
loc:at.O at SSS PauladDO Calif. 827 \4
Aw, <>ffa, Cotta MeM, CA Thia bualnau 11 con·
82e28, Iha personal prop-duci.0 by I C()(pofltion
erty left by Ouatavla ~k. The raglatrant com·
at 556 Pautanno Ave., Apt. menc:.cS to tranMCt b\116-
0101. Costa Maaa, CA naa under the f1e:t1110us
92e28 bullneu nanw °' nemaa The P«tonal property llst.O a~ on Oacembar
conaiat• of. c:oucn & loYe-20, 1978
..... notation mattraaa, Rlch#d T O..hl. Sec· lemp, clothae, dining tabtell re1ary
c:n.alra. Ian, V11CUUm. pota & Thia 1tatamen1 was hied
pans, bool<a & 1111tonwy with the County Clatk or Of·
LandlOfd raaervaa tha •• County on Oecembet rtorit to bid at the Nie, 14, 1988 ~ rnuat be mllda F401•
with caetl ontt and peid for PubllsMd Of•• Cout
• the time of purchMa All DlillY Pt10t o.c.mt>er 23. 30. pwdlaMd good• era IOIO • 1981. Jenuary e. 13, t919 II.~ must be r*"OVed at f-010
..,,,. of...._ S-. Mteet to ---------i pnor cancettatlOn In the •-1e ..,,.~w-r ewient of Mtttamant. MMf.. _ _.... ... -........, __ nu __ '•_."4 ........ -1
cr"k Apartment (714) fltCTITIOUI .,._.,
,....11,,._ Orange NAm ITA'TllmNT Q1302
,..,. Oectmb« 30. ,.,. = :"""'.
' Jflf'NMY I . 1918 ~PEATAEE • VILLAO£
/ "'"4 APARTMENTS , 17550
l'AC•tc YllW ~ A.,.' IMM, CIM.
..-..AL l'MK frank Fomeca..I .~a· Ne-c.m.-y • Mor1uary tlOnat Avenue, oan Diego, Olaoel • Cfematory Calif t2t13
t500 ~adtlo View Df~ "°"'1 J . Lutll Tt\111 cto ~-..ch The u.et ComOtnY. 17HO .-..1100 Gll9tte A...,, IMM, Cellf.
92114 • ,-. '°'~ 2128 N• ,__ Awenue, Mn '*fo,
Celt. 12113
KtllMn K LMelll Trwt clo The lYlll Como9nY, 17HO
GlleM A.... lr'Mit. CaM
12714 TfMI owtnet1 It eotl• ducted •if. en ""In· eotporatecf ettoclltlon ...... ,. ........
Tfte r .. leltent COl'ft· ........ llr...ct .... ,_...., .. ~ .................
......... Dtc ...... -...._.. T, Delli, hc-
~~~af~ fl' ..... e1tD1111 ...
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A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY or HUNTINGTON BEACH OP I NTENTION TO VACATE
PORTIONS OP SEVENTEENTH STREET, MANSION
AVENUE , PINE STREET , AND THE ALLEYS IN
BLOCKS 1901 AND 1902 LOCATED IN TRACT NO . 12
The City councll of the C1 ty of Huntington Beach doea hereby
as tollows:
SECTION 1. A public meet1ng was held before the C1ty
Counc1l on November 7 , 1988 1 at wh1ch t1me it was ~eterm 1ned ,
pursuant to Government Code Section 65402, that the pcopoaed
vacat ion of por tions of seventeenth Street, Mans ion Avenue, P1ne
Street, and the alleys in Blocks 1901 and 1902 of Tract No . 12
city 's general plan.
SECTION 2. . Pursuant to D1v1s1on 9, Part 3, Chapter 2 of
Cal1for n1a Streets and Highways Code (sect1ons 8320 et
the Ci ty of Huntington Beach hereby
~eclares its intention to vacaLe portion• of seventeenth
Stree~, Hanslon Avenue, Pine St reet, and the a.!.leys tn Blocka
1901 and 1902 of Tract No. 12 more part1cularly descr ibed a s
fo1 .ows:
PARCEL 1: Portion of Seventeenth Street and Mansi on Avenue
That port1 on oC Seventeenth Street in Tract No. 12 in the
C1ty of Huntington Beach, County of Orange , State of
Cal1forn1a , as shown on the map recorded ln Book 9 , Page 13
of Miscellaneous Maps in the off tce of the County Recorder
of said County and a portion of the land descr 1bed 1ri the
deeas to the CLty of Hunt 1ngton Beach dated September 23,
1916 in Book 29 4, Paqe 390 of Deeds and dated July 21 , 1950
in Book 2 0~5, Pa~e 79 both of Off1c1al Records 1n the off&ce
of the County Recorder of said County, described as follows:
Beginning at the most easterly corner of Lot 3 Block 2001 aa
shown on said map; thence North 41019 •00• East , 54.4 3 feet
along the northeast prolongation of the aoutheast line of
said Lot 3 to an tntecaect1on with the aouthwesterly 11ne of
Yorktown Avenue (formerly Mans1on Avenue ) aa ahown on the
precise plan of alignment for Yorktown Avenue on file tn the
office of the City Engtneer, said intersection being a point
on a curve , concave northeasterly hav1ng a radius of 850.00
feet, a radial line to aa1d po1nt bears South 27011 •59•
West: thence sputheasterly 81.26 feet along satd curve and
said southwesterly ltne through a centra l angle of
PARCEL 4: Block 1901 .Alley
That port1on of Lots l 'through 14 inclu11ve, Block 1901 of
Tract No. 12 1n the C1ty of Huntington Beech, County o f
Orange , State of Californ1a, as shown on the map recorded 1n
Book 9, Page 13 of M1acellaneous Mapa in the off ice of the
county Recorder of said county , deacclbed aa f ollows:
Being t he westerly 7.50 feet of satd Lota l , 3 , 5, 7, 9, 11,
13 and the easterly 7.50 feet of s aid Lot• 2, 4, 6 , 8, 10,
12 ·and 1'.
PARCEL S: Block 1902 Alley
That poct1on of Block 1902, of Tract No. 12 , tn the City of
Hun t ington Beach, County of Orange , State of Californie, aa
shown on the ~ap recorded 1n Book 9, Page 13 of
Miacellaneous Maps .in the o ff lce of the county Recorder of
said County descc1bed as f ollows:
Beg1nn1ng at the •Ost noriheriy corner of Lot 1, Block 1902,
ot sa1d map; thence South 41° 19•00• Weat 462.54 feet
along the aoutheaaterly line of an alley, 15 .00 feet 1n
wi dth, aa shown on &a1d Tract Map, to the norther ly 11ne of
Utica St ree~, 60.00 feet in width, as shown on •a id Tract
Hapr thence West 19.97 feet along said northe rly 11ne t~ the
northwesterly line of sa1d alley; thenci Noclh 410 19 100•
East •92.79 feet along said northwesterly ltne t o the
westerly 11ne of Ptne Street, 60.00 feet in w1dth, •• ahown
on aa1d Tract Map, thence south 22.72 feet along said
wester ly l1ne to the point of beg1nn1ng.
The c ity of Hunt 1n9ton Bea ch f urther va cates Che c1ght to
use al l street, alleys and avenues dedicated to public uae
f or water mains, p1pel1nea and incidental purposes as
conveyed to Huntington Beach Water co~pany, a corporat ion,
by instru~en t recorded January 30, 1923 1n Boo~ 451, pa9e
325 of Deed
SECTION J. The City Clerk is directed to ma1nta1n on
tale ln the o rt 1ce ot the C1ty Cl~ck maps or plans s~ow1n9 the
part1cu_lara of the proposed vacatton described above, and
reference is hereby ~ade to aatd •apa or plans f o r satd
particular• as to aa1d propoaed vacation.
SECTJOl'l 4.
19.!9_, at the hour o! 7 :00 p.•., or as aoon thereafter a• the
the time and place for hearing a ll pereona inteceated 1n or
ob)ecttnq to the proposed vacation , wht ch·tt~e ta not leaa than
!1fteen fl~) days lro~ the p •••9e o f tht• ceaolut~on.
SECTION 5 . The Clty Cl eek ia dtrected to cause a copy o!
5°2 8'39~ to the .be91nnlng of a reverae curve concave southwe sterly having a rad1us of 32.00 feet; thence th1a resolution to be published in a newspaper, printed and
southeasterly 38.13 feet along said curve through a central
an.91!! of 68016 • 40" tl7 the north«rrly pro le>nqM-k~..oJWLilAL----+-1~ou..Wil.u.5....._ ....... L.....lo.,.l"eo-..::county and ci rcuhted tn ttun.Ungton Beoch toe
westerly line of Lake Stc~et, 90 .00 feet in width, aa ahown on said map; thence South 84 .93 feet alonq aaid prolonqation at leaat two •ucceastve weeka prto r to the time aet herein toe
to the aoutherly l1ne of Seventeenth Street •• shown on aatd
map; thencJt West 131 .25 feet along said southerly line to
the southe~erly line of said Seventeenth Street• thence
South 41°1~'00" ~est 1,116.60 feet along aa1d '
southea sterly line to the noctherly 11ne ot Utica Avenue,
60 .00 -feet wide; then~We•t 9~.1-0~t alo-fl.9 &a1.d no~t..n, .. ~--4
line of Utica Avenue to the northwesterly line of
Seventeenth Street aa shown on satd map; thence North
41°19 '00" East 1.259.50 feet more or leas along the
northwe at line of satd Seventeenth Street to the point ot
beginning .
PARCEL 2: Portion of S~venteenth Street
That portion of seventeenth St reet of Tract No. 12 1n the
City of Huntington Beach, county of Orange, State of
caltfornia aa ahown on the map rerord•d 1n Book 9, Page lJ
of Mi scellaneous Map•, records of ••ld county described •• follows:
Begtnn1n9 at the intecaect1on~f the northerly ltne ot block
1900 and th• weaterly ltne of the Sout hern Pacific Railway
cp~pany'a clghtotway aa shown on aaid ~•PT thence North
89°59'48" West 132.21 feel to a ltne paralle l ~ith and
••st~rly 45.00 f•et from the centerl1ne ot Lake Street ••
ahown on aatd ~ap, thence North 00000 1 21" !alt J9.JJ feet
along aaid easterly 11ne to the be9 1nn1n9 or a t a ngent curve
concave aoutheaaterly and hav1ng • radiua of 32.00 ceet 1 thence north•••terly 56.56 teet a l ong ••id curve through a
central angle of 101016 '30" t o the be91nni n9 o! a reverie
c urve concave northerly and hav lng a radt ua of 850 .00 feet,
a r adial line to ea ld point beara South l!ol6'Sl~ Ne1t,
111d cwrve betng the aoutherly ltne of new Yorktown Avenue1 thence easterly 94 .93 feet along ••id aoutherly line through
a central angle ot 6°2J~57" to eatd tirat ••nttoned
we1terly ltne, a radi•l line to ••id po1nt beara south
4°s2•s•" W••t1 thenc• aouth 0°00•2•• la•t s7.J7 t••t
a lon9 ••ld we1ter ly l~a• to the point ot beg1nn1n9.
Portion of Pine Street
" That portton of Pin• ltreet in Tr1ct No. 12 ln the Clty ot
Huntln9ton Beach, County of Or1ft9e, lt't• of C•llfocnla, ••
•hown on the ••P recorded in look J, Pa .. 13 of
Miacellaneoua Mapa 1n tht off~• of the co~ntr Recorder of ~1d county deacrib~ •• follov•r
the public hearing.
S£CTION 6. The Directo r ot Public t«>rka 1• dtrected to
or cause to be poated, notice• ot vacatton conaptcuoutly .
along that portion of seventeenth Street, Mane on
Street, and the alleya in Block 1901 and 1902 at Tract No. 12
proposed to be vacated at leaat two week• b•foce th• date of the
hear 1ng. The notices shall be poated not ore than JOO f eet
apart, but at le•• three nottcea 1h•ll t>e poated. The not\cea
•hall state the day, hour, and place of hear tng and •h•ll reter
to the adoption ot thla resolut on of intentton, and •h•ll
deacr1be tho e poTtton1 of Seventeenth S ·r• t , Mana ton Avenue,
Pine Street, and the alleys 1n Block 1901 and 1902 at Tract No.
12 pcopoe•d to b• vac•ted, or ahall lncludt • aaP .
PA SS£0 AJllD ADOPTED by th• City Co uncLl of th• City of
HuntLn9ton Beach at a regular ~••ting thereof held o~
19th day of _Oec_llllbtr ______ , lt..!!_. the ----
-atll .......
JAN.6;1989
" D\lll' ~llDT ENTFJ{[AINMENf GUID[ \OL.5/N0.1 "
Getaway .
I
.Spas. to help you
keep resolutions
By DONJl!i.A AND I.A Y on
Do > ou have a SC' Y cat's rCMJlu tion to shed some pounds and lftlCbes
p.tocd dun na the bollda fl? ~ fitnCSS ~at one of Southern C~bforma·s sc-rttrealS will noc
onJ > ci \ c _>our beahb and f1l;ness a boost.. but )'OU will also bmdit &om the
chaf\IC of SttDelY. the csape from cWly pttSSUCCS. and a cbaDce to put your
goals for 1989 en perspective.
There arc beahh s:pu 'ud combination rctOn-:SIJU to fit JUSl about
ever) budeet.. from about S60 per day at ooe spe to Sl.SOO for a oac-wcd
st.a) at anolher. Some arc boc>ked. for a monlb « mofe abcad. '°ifs best to
mili rcservalJOOS and CIOftfirm curmu ra1tS weU in advuot.
FoUowin& arc tome t B ations: •
T KE OAKS AT OJAI, owned by fitness mavea Sbeila Oull: IS localied
about 80 males nonhweti of Los Aaer;ks. in tbe ar1itl commwuty of OJat.
Many oft.be ac:t1vitir:sat tbeOUs ~ ~ makUil itasy '°
m«t aod F1 to bow ocba pmticiputS. Tbe daily rue a.ndudes
wdJbalanced. low<alone l1IQb. a c:boitt ol 14 co-ed eurcirc dastcS per
da) (D.n&ln& from ~ ~ to weiallt traimlll). ud eveftlQI
lectures on bcaltb ud 61.ne& Geil( 1elPlis.. bOl leblct ridlllll ud bicycl!Jil
a.tt also available at aeaJt)y locabons. by ~t.
Aa:ommodauoos arc lD the main buikl,..._ « .., co•u•rs oo the
pounds. R.alCS l'Ullt from Sl9 to $109 per penoo, per day, double
occupancy. Contact: Tbc Oaks at Ojai. 122 E. Ojai Avenue.. 93023; (805)
646-SS7l. TH.EASH.RAM HEALTif llETR.EAT 1hu1J miJa.ne. wcsa of Loi
An&dcs m C&latma. bas acx:ornmodations fci a maximum of I 0 pc:su.. 1
CYtn and eumte ala. and.~ dome for yop aod mediUlioCl.
Ashram rcqwres a minimum my of sil days. SUDday to Saturday. foi
a ratt ofS I. 700. Tbe fee COVU'l lodsi._ meals, dHta, dady 1Nmp, ..t
cxcmte ature. Upon your amval, the resident phyac:ia.n dctemiines )'OUr
c-urttnl levd of pbysical filDCa and bdps you~ an iodlVldual
program. .
A typteal Ashram tlCbedulc bqans with 6:30 a.m.Jnediu.llOft aod cock
with cvenins wa1b, yop"' medit1tioa at 10 p.m. In betWCJCD arc a h1k.e,
gym wortout. water eurcite. fDWillt.~DI. ud ml&Sic esercia.
The brukfast. luncb and dinner plan as mostly raw foods and various
fas~.
Swedish owner-direct« Anno-Marie Bmnslrom's pl is to ofliri a
prt>Cnm to cobanoc your men.111. spiritul and pb)1iical wdJ..ba.__ _
Contact Ashram at P. 0 . Boll 8009. C.latwn, 91302; (111) lll-0232.
MURRlETA HOT SPIUNGS RESORT .t. HEALTH SPA. is a
hastonc retreat Where the bot mineral spriap have been val..S for their
tbcrapeutac benefits for oentunes.
Tbe spn.np are c-n. of a 4 7-ecre. fAmily-<>ricnled oompla of 249
modern rooms. localed bet-.eeo ~ E1sinott aod Temec:u.la.!
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One of the first events of the new year is a bit unusual. Thl'
UCl Fine Ans Gallery will present ··Music People and
Others: Photosi:aphs by Betty Freeman:' Presented 1n
conjunction with this exhibition will be ·•contemporar~
Composers/Musicians, H a series of concen:ctemonstrati on-
discussions given by four of the many avant-ga rdl·
composers that Fr~man, le~ has suP1>9ned through
commissions.
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predicting Academy Awards. The other two found It dull
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they'I see ··The Boost .. starring James Woods and an
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Little Indians" and .. Rehearsal for Murder:· The ~a n
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By GREG KLERKX
Of the Dolly Pilot Stoff
Joe Sperozzo grew up ltolton in Rochester,
N. Y. Because.of that particular combination of
~ ethnicity ond geography. two things were destined to
ploy integral roles in his life: Food and 1ou.
"L 1ke all good Italian boys, I was handed on
instrument practteally when I was born, /1 satd
Sperazza, smiling with that odd brand of too-cool
world -weariness so commonly ossoc,oted with
America's onfy 1nd1genous musical form
Sperazza herped put himself through college
• with a trumpet, and sttll pulls out the well· worn
instrument from time to time. But he gave 1t up as his
bread and butter mo~ midnights ogo. Competition in
the smoky dubs that dotted t e pen me er o
Eostmon School of Music -whose alumni includes
Chuck Mangione and Bob Jomes -was too tough for
Sperozzo.
"Their mistakes sounded bett« than my good
nights," he soys with o nostolgte laugh.
He corr offord to lougttnow. Sperazza h0t--
mokie(j his knowledge and love of iozz into something
tangible, something untqUe -ond something from
which he hos mode o comfortable living.
Thot something 1s called Cafe lido.
The history of Cole lido 1s offict<>Mv eight years
~' bUt con be neatly divided into two chapters. The·
first chapter be'gon rn 1981 when Sperazza, o former
high schOOl teochei', ond his w1f e Shwley bOoght o
~ Small chunk of land at the corner of Newport
~d Ond 28th Street and built what become the
• premiere IOte-nighf iou haunt on the Orange Coast.
ChaPf er Two bigon lost Morch, when that
intimate venue was obOndoned for o more spoct00s
location on 30th Street at>oUt a block from The
Cannery restoutont.
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On the cover. The rony Guetrero Sextet performs O'
the Cof e L 1do Or tf.1s page ore ov.ners Joe and
Shtrley Sperouo m foreground with waiter Lester
K unthlfO, waitress Seone o,,zos and chef Ptlo Torres
Photography and pho10 po1nt1nQ by A ath1;:. ent i i'ev.
ore round and full. •
Sperazza knows he hos probob!y lost some
customers from the old' Cafe lido as well but he hopes
they will come bod when they realize lhot the new
club hos not compromised tts food or music.
''Sure, we lost the 1nllmocy, the cutesiness of
the old club," Sper-0zzo admitted. "It's like the Ugly
Duckling. Yoo foll in love with 11 and you don't kno~
why. It was dining for two, but 11 wasn't a place you
could bnng sue or eight people to hove dinner . larger
groups of people con hove more fun here · ·
As the new Cole l ido enters its first 111 I year
Sperazza hos plans to turn up the heat His list of
regular performers includes several up and coming
stars who ore scoring on the not1onol 1ozz scene
performers such os Santo Ano fluegelhorn player T onv
.,.. __ Guerreto, whose album "T ioro'.' •S 1nthe l op 20
on the 1ozz charts.
The club hQs also r.eleosed several ooe hour
. videotapes featuring young 1ozz artists. and more ore
iffdia ooJ. plonnedfor 1989.Some
t featured on public tele~1s1on. 6 of the lopes hove been
But as much as he ~ would like to see Cole lido
It was a b19 move, or1Q one thot Sperozzo did notionally recognized as o 1ozz mecca, Sperazza
not make in haste. But he decided that the time was wonts a world -doss restaurant . <;;ood 1ozz and good
right for o big move ond. so for, he soys 1t wos the right food? lke two ore not stereotypically compatible.
choice. · "We've hod o tough hme from day one getting
"The response hos been outrageously strong," restaurant critics to recognize us," Speroua
Sperazza said enthus1ost1colly, leaning bod 1n one of lamented. "There ore 1moges of the typ1col 1ozz club .
the booths of the now-empty club. "It's truly o supper You know o sme>ky, tiny bock room that serves
dub now." hamburgers."
The change from the old, cozy Cole L 1do and Even when 1t was o smoky tmy bod room
e new, snouy Cafe ltdo isn't o metteF o! better oc Cole I 1da never served _tiombur ers and hos received
worse. It's m0<e a motter of d1ffereot. some respectable kudos for its cuisine. ut ,-n ---+----
Chief among the differences 1s size. Sperozzo Coltforn10 Restaurant Writers Assoc1otton bosed m
~ryty notes that the old club could f11 comfortably into Orange County. hos awarded Cole Lido o Silver .
the new club's kitchen, which encompasses 3.000 Certificate for the post two years. The Cohforn10
square feet. The Newport Boulevard building covers Restaurant Writers Assoc101ton, based 10 Los Angeles,
~.000 squore-fee~ T-otof-squGf& footage mfhe.AeW anor.e<1 he restayront with a Notable Dining Award
building 1s more thon 6, 000. lost year. - -
'Sure, we lost the intimacy, the cutesiness of the old club. It's like the
Ugly Duckling. You loll in love with it and you don 't lcnow why.'
&t atmosphere is the greot di'fider between the
clubs. Where the old Cafe lido was virtuclly cove -like
and cramped with sparse decor, the new club 1s sleek
ond roomy, done in locquertd blocks and cool shades
of krtender. Pm lights 1llum1note dining booths from
above. A fresh rose oddS color to eoch table. Elegont
prints -Nagel ond other s1mtlorly "cool" works-
Odorn the walls.
The stoge is roomief os wel, but still compact
enough to retain lts small clvb feel. The club's acoustics
Only two other Newport Beach eateries , The
Ritz and The Rex recewed that honor.
The food ot the new Cole lido hosn 1 changed ,
"there's 1ust more ol 1t," Sperazza said. The old
seafood menu, for instance, included less than o half
dozen entrees. Diners con now select from o full
dozen, including colomor1 souteed with capers, butter
and wine and lido mohi mohi charbroiled w1 h souteed
ont0ns. The wme list hos been expanded from about
'P/eose see l/001poge 61
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'Tourist': Masterwork or bore?
Agnes Mt'Gurr
Recfster~ N•rse
Huntington Buell
l'H' alrcad)' seen so.Tie of the rave
rl'"tcws the notable mue. ha"e
la' 1shed on "The .\C'C1dental Tour·
1!>!.'. but I haH~ 1od1sagrre. I found the
mo' tl' dcpn.~s1ng and dull.
1 he-tilm tdl~ a ston of a "'ntcr of ~-----tra"i.·I booJ..s. Wtl·
our nC'ro.
ham Hurt. who
leads a h)'ptr-<>r· gan1zcd. uncmo-
uonal lifestyle, We
understand his
character better
when we m«t his
'i1bl1ngs . IY>O
brothers and a s1~
tcr each with the
same Oat t'1Tcc1 as
Hun and his ~rc:en \\lfe. Kathleen
T urncr. c.kc1dc to separate after tr)1ng
to kc.-ep their mamagc: together lol·
lo"''"8 the trag1c dc-ath of their son It
1s dunn& this S\:parouon that Muriel
Pntchett. in the lorm ofGttna D<tv1s
enters Hurt's hfc Tht' int of the plot
c-cntl·rs around his )truggk to make
the choice that would ~t tum h1!> hfc
around.
The balance of the tone of the
mo' 1e 1s more ~nous but there arc
moments of delight. Edward. the dog.
olkr!> the bulk of the film 's lighter
times at><.! dOC's 11 vcrv wt>ll.
The thre.: main players as well as th~ cnttrc suppon1ng cast s1 ve fine
pertormanccs. David ORden Suers.
Ed Begley Jr .. and Amy Wngh1 do a
more than crrd1ble JOb as the colorless
brothers and sister. In <'Ontrast C..ccna
Da' 1s is necessarily irmaung as the
flamboyant Muriel.
Hun h:h the ability to display the
pain hidden deep
1n his charact~
and Kalhlccn
Turner g1,es lhe
smooth per·
formanrc \hl· is
lll I ~ ..JOl~__.......,.~
tilm '" accented w11h sumc interest·
tr\& and e1Tect1' l'
r>ho1ogr:iph' ,,
lhl' >ldf\ hill \..aM'\
U) to Lun,h111 .,,,J P.trl\ Jl'\:ompan1cd
t" lhe nlu\IC ol John '-' 1lh:ims.
[~!>p1l' h th1' there wc.·rt• too
m.in) Ion'-"'l'•H ~ pi. r1oos 10 keep 1h1s
v1t•1. .. er's ancnl ion.
Bea critic
f 1rl'\I of nu one h~tcnsng to
\Ou1 "ill~ pronouo1.:cm1:nt\ on
the t.111.:-s1 mo' 1e\'1 lkcomc a
mo' tl' re' 1\'~l·r for [)ntcbooli. ·,
"b Cl) txxh ·~ \ ( ntic .. ""Cuon
f or eight ,,cci.. ... )ou'll so ~~
the ~t t 11J ma'bc the: wor I)
mo' 1cs o~n 1na on the: Oran~ < oast. \\ l\,·n thl.' C 1an. Fhlnkltn\
and the (1cm• ~' l..\!ls make th<-1 r
pronountcmcnt\, )Ou can 100.
\\. "'' Dat~·~ f'n\ln, P.O. Holl. I 60. ( osta M$. Cahf.
Q~6:?C> lloun• to 1mludcda) and ra~c ~ num~n. Oi call
M.-&3 .. 1. E ' 167.
Brian FIHecan
Marktlia& CcMpmllllicatiou
SU&a Au ·>
··The Acrldental Tounst" 1s a ,._ red QC for an Academ) .\ward·
strangely cnJoyablc film . Masterful!) winning film:
rrafl('d. Y>Ondrousl y underplayed. 11 Marvelou~ story •~ as fine a stud) 1n subtltt) and lmpcccabk performance~
understatement as can be put to Clever prestn1a11on
cdlulo1d. Al times conrusina. a1 And 1he winner ts ..
01hcrs cnhghtemng. It 1s pcrpc:tuall~ ··The .\«1dental Tounst"' 1!> a
thought provoking. wonderful film
'°"'"'"ll"n af\d d1recwd by Law-which combines rencc Kasdcn from the 1n1rcd1cn1s
the novel by Anne hstcd above in a
T)lcr. ..The Ac-su~ "inner \\'11·
c1dcnlal Tounst'' ham Hun &"cs Ht
'' an exploration another brilliant into the hcan of performance JS
darkness which Macon Lear}
dwell) 1n us all and wntcr or gu1dt·
"'h1ch de1tnnm~ boolts for businl~S
\o what 1n\cns1ty tra"e.len ~ho'd
and richness Y>C ra1hcr ~ at bomc 1han on the road =::..;;• hvc our lf'CS The (hence t1lc utlt) sto~ 101:ows Macon Leaf) (Wilham Hts approach to hie dos.cl~ ~ra
Hun1 a wmer of gu1tkbools for llcls the :ld\1cc &l\cn to h1\ readcn.
reluctant business tra\.clcrs. one )Car wh1C"h rs to uo1d c~pcncn<1ng thin
after 1he murder of his )Ouni son enJ as much as J)OS\tblc. This un""a\-Cnna a1 1he break-up of hu mama \\.Ith and formal yc\ peculiar approach ts
S;:\rah (Kathleen Tul)lcr1. ~ 1dcn1 1n \tatcmcnts hkc ··1 dun'1
Lost.bothmcntallyandemot1onal-hke to~~ m(h1~).·( Cr)th1ng"~ so
h . Macon 1s. ltke the titles of the cl~ up." book,s he "rues. an ··ai;-c1dcntal Ooa muncr and boarder Muriel
tounst'' throu&h ltfc Has aimlessness Pritchett. the odd aod ~•d> ~<lm:m
lint leads ham back to his ('OOb -an r who bccom~ Macon's S:S\ 1or h
ct·centnc sister and two brothers -c tellcntlv ponn•}Cd b) Gccna Da~ '" and finall)' into the arms of Muncl 1~Btt1kau1sie"J Her Kman clothes
Pntchctt (Gecna Davis) an-equall) and 1n .. ll-anO.a-half linacmails o\\.·r·
bizarre dot tratnCT" with an intense whelm '1hc stolwan Macon on s1sht
lus1 for hfe and pro~ uk a sharp contra\t to
If Macon 1s an accidental 1ounn1n Macon's C$tran&l-d v.1IC Sar;ah'\
hfe. then Muncl is dcfin11cl) a (Kathleen Turner) unJcr~t.it~·d
bona fide .. tounst" -anioous 3nd da~s1c look
hungry to c>.penencc all that hie ha\ The rnl "ar of the show I\ ld~ard
to offer e3ch and e\'cry moment. the dog (pta)cd b)'
There is a rhetoncal structu~ to "Bud"). ~ho &1\es
YThe Accidental new mcanina to
Tourist'' "h1ch the term "'man·s serves to pull 111 be 1 friend·· He
audience tnlo the bttc'i. he J1S<>bc}s
film. thus enabhna nnd h1larsou)l)
each member to cau~ Ma on to dra~ a mo b This
sona an mean· doa is an Tn--
1ngfol rcsp<>nsc to strumcntal chanac·
the stol). ttr 1 Muriel is
KaS<fcn h:t\ been hired to ('Orrtel his bad Wi)S and thu~
at>lc to cxpcnmcnt is brouaht 1n10 Macun''> life. Edv..ird ~11h mood and emotion 10 the film'\ 1) cute. funny. e"tprn '"e and <'On·
ad' antaie. What ensues 1s • mclan-v1nc1na. A dog) 0$car 1n Bud's chol~ h1ttcrs"ect. fl.inn). and futurc. \\.oof. .
s1rangel) Cf\JO)<ablc tn.-asurt v.h1d1 I saw ··TM-«tdcntal TounM"
lcaHs onl' ampl) R'v.ardcd. l*•tt. It's that ... nd oflilm
"The AccidtnUtl Tourist" 1s a nch. ~cll--acted film that dexrves attcq·
t1on dunnJ a holiday season crowded
with quaJ11y movies. h's a film that
boasu superb actina. doesn't ru$h. -
and has srcat chann.
Wilham Hun plays Macon Leary. a .------~ man who has hved
his life 1n a "iroo1.e •· When
his 11-ytar old son
1s killed and tus
wife (Ka thleen
Turner) leaves
him. he rclt>etantly
br'eaJcs out of h,.
cocoon v.1th thC
help of a ntw love
pla)cd b)' V«na
Dl.YiS ,
HLJn 11 so aOOd an ~tor \hat hkc Meryl $tr«p. Y-e'"e come ao t~p«t
c•ttlk'nce from him in •'!)' role. In 1"M' Accidental Tounst. he once
apin deh"crs. HIS 1s a character that
seems btw11dert'd b) hfc and hu
fou nd 11 simpler 10 JUSt SOrt o(
sleepwalk through But I\ the film
Pfocrtt1'S )OU sec the. character of
Macon bq1n. to ~•kc up
Wh ik Tumt'r 1s billed as lcadma
lady. her screen ume 1s restnctcd to
tht' bqlnning and cnd1n1 of the film
he dots a aood Job wtth tht' pan and
is a movie s11r all lhc ~1) but 1h1~
rolt' docs not &1"e her much of a
chin~ to shine
Gee,,. oa\'I~ has 1he ~· pan 1n the
p1ctutt. he'' an ·
odd but nukanna
dot trainer named Muncl Prilchett.
Stie's honnt w,th
her t mouon • IOC' afler what she
wanl.S. and you
can't htlp but love
her O.v1\ IJ"t''i a
srcat performance
n
0... Dia.ta u Muriel.
MACOll aa4 Robert Go
b.nkMrur
~~~ <dnl
11 ....... ~
A"crsee1n1 "The l\cc1dcntJ I
tsl." the l.11n
le~ from""
Brother\ I ",,
trcmeh d1
pointed Iv ....
very lca\t I "· 1n f1nt' Y>tlh n
OtMf f'nl)\ I
for 20 min
hoping that I
teut Jt"I a ~J
a.:;;::ttme-ttiM-1
sick I kh I mus1 ha\e tltd 11 '
and KQ\nmi ttvttal 1ra J\a1r~
that I'~ 1ttn the film. I didn't I
Justified 1he cro-d or the 1u1t
Rtlht rrom the bt&1nninr. mooa WU !l(lalt\C. »rah, pfaH
K.athlfto Tumn. ''~kins t• b~ Ml('On (Wilham 1
abOU1 IM pain ik c1pmcnttd '
'Toui;ist' is a mof'ie about notlJingand
BJ JOE 8ALTA~E
~ ............
Lawrence Ka5dan's "The Actldin-
tAI Touns1 .. -winner of th11 )fir's
New York Film ( r1llcs'CttdtAward
for best p1trurc-l!rl ()fie m l"°9c ~CT)" ratt. 'ft)' spec.al "mood films" 1tw
usuall)' 1nsp1rcs &he fotlo• ina
~It. • h 1.,.·, abou1 NYTHINO
Nodlina blppm,, ..
Mic'OD Ltety. an aUtbOI bated•• BUtnnc,.~ -,_ about •E• roee n .,.,...e.e ror w,.,._ -•
Utt lbCt........ .... . ... ..
ttft..,, Al,, ........ ---.. )t;.)Gr-.t• I0 ...... 1¢'1. T~. VtrJ ._ ... "'1a 11111r
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Wllllam Rut u •o u Alaaader
•>Ur·
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their son dted ofa bullet wound The
discourse tttmcd to lasa about IS
minutes he did noth1n1 for him
C\ttpt l'CVl\e all the pain ,hat ht' had
.ilso &one throup. and then she told
him tl\at w wintcd a dt\ortt1
At !cut M~'1,obcould att him
a"•Y from this nqat1v1ty As a v.-ntcr
of toun t boo he scu to tra\el
around the world. His fonhcom1n1
assranment is to ta.kc him to Bn111n.
but ~(~ he can lO be must find a
platt tO board hll doS-Edward. It IS
thn'e that he m«ts Murid. ~)cd by
Gttna O.v1s. ,..ho throuah arcat
rs1stcncr c\cntually bctomcs hi\
l'Jr\ ~pCak1n1 ~Uy. I was thnlled
....... -to reahte that hK film was made 1n
·d 11 8aJt unorc. As an Oriole· s fat\, I f'«JI> wasaJad to1«aoty 1-.nt "en much
1hc to visit. The mov~ 1ttmed show
I h) so~ n1ctr paru of the city. and
ht·r ptrha~ pla«s not xcn too ofltn
urt) But l JUSt dOn't undcntand the
hl·n cnt1cs' cnlhus.asm for th~ film I'm
verytliing
sure even 1gmund Freud would ha"c
bttn chaJlen&ed to analyzt thest
characters.. AO Sttmed lost 1n their
O'*"n probkmi.. "uh the e~cept1on of
the d<>&. Edward Of all the per-
sonahucs 1n this movie. I found ham
the least confusina and the funniest
Perhaps I am Just not soph1i.11ca1cd
cnoulh for llus
movie Wh)
couldn·t I share the
aud1en«'s amux· z • ~nt when MKOn • a ,
and his brothen '*°"Id not ansv.er
the telephone" So
\ttmcd to find that
b)Slcncal fn fact,
one petron s1uma
close by t'ould not siop laUJh1n1
about that. I JUSl couldn't understand
•hy I lovt' romcd1es, but to mt' 1h1s was
not a fu~ l'f(tUTC. Maybe I'd
rc:commend 1t to tomtone ovt'r JO
Our ratings
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New: 'YoungGuns,_' •5
Corners' and 'Midnight'
"Y~ G ... " (Vest,... Vt4H. VHS-Bea., Ht.ti.
Ra&HA• As almost everyone knows. Wilham Bonllt')' prob-
ably was as tw1s\cd a ps)Chopathic httlc g~k as e'er
crawled out from under a rock.
Adcno1dal. visibly ~t.ardcd. stumpy-legged and
physic.ally d111y. Billy the Kid wu &lonficd by tht penny
prns of his da)' as a clan-hmbcd. rMOlu&c pistol ftJhter
who k.1llcd b. the Code of the West. My. how ,.e·H:
cha.nlC(l.
"Youns Guns" casts a twitchy Emilio EstcH7 .u
Billy. W1th nattcnna s1dck1cks Kiefer uthertand Charh<'
httn. Casey 1emaslo. Lou Diamond Phillips and
Ottmot Mulronc)' T ere nee tamp phones an his pan as a
smarm)' Bnta h rancher and Jack ~nee pla)\ Jad.
Palance. his bad-ju)' ant.agon1s1 rn Ne,. Mt'uco's Lincoln
County "'ar of 1878 •
Guns roar Ricochets v..h1nc. uthcrland murmuf)
Estevez ""h1nn Palantt smirks.. l\avmg p1ck<'d up
another pa)'da) Suffocaturgly directed b> Chns1opher
ain. "-'Otten b) John FuK"O. II makes )Ou ..,..ant to run ou1
and rtnt .. The Wild Bunch ·· ·
The mov1e'sircatest mom(nl as Bnan k.c11h's u1meo as a tou~. coarse. fihh) bounty huntt'r who com~ w1th1n
an ace of blowm1 our bo) heroes off the planet. For "
second the movie opens up and sho..,..s signs of hfe
False alarm. -By Scott WUIU.m1. A11odated Prus Wrttu
"Five Conen" (CaDOD Video. \IHS.Btta. SH.ti.
Ra&H R)
Wmcr John Patock Shanley. who toot.. '1<''4Cr\ to the
sv.ttt streets of Brooklyn in ··Moonstruck," mO\CS to the
mean strttts of the Bronx 1n 1964 "'"h "f1,e Cornt'r& ..
Unlike "Moonstruct..:' th1s 1988 movie was no h11.
'6ut both ha.nit)' products have an appealing fa1f)·
talc fttl w11h their roots squ.artl)' planted in the mund nt'
Jodie Fosl« 1s lo\ cly as Linda. a toul)i youna woman
ln&htcncd at the rtkasc of a man sent to pnson for l')1ng
to rape l\cr John Turturro 1s trul) temfrina as Heinz still
obst-sscd with Linda Tam Robbtns ("Bull Durham")
pla)s Harr), Linda's sa'1or. who after bis poltctman
lather as killed becomes profoundlJ· affected by the worl..
and words of Manin Luther Kina r.
The characters' paths cross in a neighborhood of
violence and povcny. Some escape into a pnvatt' fantuy
world. others by leaving. like Harl) "'ho plans to go South
to rqtster black \Otcrs. Heinl cannot escape. and
Tunum> m.ncs )'OU fed ho'lto'. pcnoedm tus charact.cr·
fttls ·
There art drugs and pointless vandalism ptngu1ns 1n
a fountain. a t Bernard named TM Buddah. dark humor
and. mostl) people )USt tl'}1na to ac• b) in a "orld that
shouldn ·, b<' so touf" "
.. ft\'t' Corners' 1scccentnc and cnP11ng. and abc)\e
all ,.onh watching. But tht end 1s l~s than ~11 f)1ns,. a a
v.orld lad.in& 1n pntt and order 15 11cd up a httlC' too
neatly b)' the credits
-By Maey ¥acYtu. A1S«Ul&d Press Writer
uM!dai&"t Cros1la1" tMCA Homt Ellttnabmeat
VHS-Bea., Ht.ti. Ra&ff RI .
Aashba t.. Ca tro 1s coming o ut of the < uban
highlands and&11s1a's casino O['<'r.ltc>rs art' mo' 1n1 their
ca h out of the rnuntf\ me.ho".& bunch of l "'a''
men iet hold ofS2 million of 11 and sllih 11 on this ~land.
set'''
Cut to the pn-scnt Daniel J Tra\;rnt1 v.as one ol thc
sailo rs. The other one ..-ho l..nev. ..-herc the trcuurc 1i. hu
died. so Tra,ant1 ,.ants to go back-and get tt (\\h' d1J
•the) "-'111 20 )<'ars'' Good que"1on.)
Travant1'\ wife p~cd b) Fa)e Dun:i,.il) I!> bhnd.
son ol. ( .. I sl)C\.1ahzcd 1n c~c d~llSC'i So ho" did I ge1
&laucoma•r-uood question )
He chancrs the )3Cht of h1!> su~pictou!>I\ Jetta~
sh1pmate'5 son (John Lau1hhn). v. ho\e pert..) pout) "'lfe
(K.1m Cattrall~ ,.orb 1n Capt Frank Funllo'' in\ur3nct
airnc (Wh) Good quesl1on.) r
8) this ~int )Ou "C' sunli. 45 m1nutt'1 1n tl\1i. sucl(r
and noth1n1 s happtn1n•
How did all thest clc .. cr. handsomt ~plc ma~e 1h1\
bad mo\ 1e·1 Good qu~11on. •
-8)' ~n WlWams, Anoda&d Prns Wri&.er
'When in Rome ' perco~ates
an Car y imon oes it e fer
WHEN lN llOME
WMa6al\eme
Vt
This· Klf·tatled debut recoro rrom a tno of
Enahshmcn sounds lake a lot of toda)' ·s pop mu\lc'
ynthcsuer-bucd. danceable and rather empl)'·htadcd
When 1n Rome 11 the nom de auem of vocah'it
Andrew Mann. blu1st•vocahst C11ve Famna1on and
kc)bo9.id1M Michael Aottatc. On theu album. the thrtt •~JOtned bya h t ofsns)()n musicians whocb1mc 1non
pcn:u on. 1u111rs. ke)bolltds and boms.
The ~ ccnttt around Aottaic·s muh1·f~tcd
keyboards al\d \he dual \ioc.&I of Famngton and Mann.
The t-o 11neen twmooi.tt Ptff«tl), 1rt&Jn& kad \<Xal totet:htf on nearly e"CT) tune. Tht mulK' 1s~lly briaf\t and ptrk)'. son of ""hat
the Ptt Shop Bc.>ys prob&~) sound hke •hell Lhe) ·vc l\ad
too mucb rofkc. In fact. the bubbly. tJonao-bucd ~ ofkn ttm1nds the ILSU"ncr of one of thotc
~taauofftt pOtl. • .. Tk iaronttte ... a bit 1n Grnt 8ri&ain. 1s t)picjl
SUlnu" with a .,.ano that ptell.s out IM mdody. tbc IOftl throba ..... dedronically ""''b lhc dear l\armonlCS or
Maa• Ud Famnp>o peet(l"I th~ the catch)
~ o( tac m'otd lhW"ftpa .,. '" thes vc1n. ah..._ m Sedt 2 there as a ~ ~ on rnJ ,....,... .. <•:ell'° tl9tlr s~-pnJdUC't'd
imataltOM) that ta.u. nMft 11*tt:lb ... "'Qild's ,.., .. ~ 1 ctcaa tnam~ tole> ova the
vocal Mt. wt.de .. Toul ~ton .. "a fat·s*ed ra11e-
up with • f<'al rod ·n· roll piano solo and some fufl.
throatt'd sa' h l s
All m all. ''When an Romt'·· makt'S hap-soundm&
dance muuc lhaLprobabl)' ·Mll..hluut111 of s.1>eakn Al coll~ pan1C'S around the count'). The aroup. ho..,cvi:r
hast nlc to SI} -l)'n<'lll) Of mu 1all> -and their debut
album JUSl lhdcs alona the maanst~am hkc dnfl"ood
-By C.rt ~. Aaedateil Prut Writer
GREATEST HITS UVE
Carty ...
Ariala
Last )car Barbn trca11nd ~luscct a rc:cordrna of a
rare h\e Dt-rfonnan« she II\<' b<'(on: a mall aud1entt
ow Carly Simon. anothtt pop ~natt •ho ~ldom &IHS
COnct"rts. h copied the lrl'CI)
But mon don 11 better Strc1saukfs "OM VoKT-
had Pf()bkms wuh paona al\d JOft1 tcltttion But "'Grate1t Hit La\'c·· is a nlC't ml\tutt of<v.t'li--kno~n and
unfamiliar ma&tti&I -the album tJlk nOl•tlh t.and1na-
and the tmphasjs throuahout lS on the sinacr and the
In her first pnformancc bcf'Ott a IJ\
0
e audacntt '"
tia)\t ~rs. 1mon makd t.ueh hits from the Qfl) 19 05 a
-Anuc1peo0tt" and .. The R~t Thin& To 0o·· und
frnb. And the n:cord d1mun with t.bc ambioou
Oft"ll'I AnM&nd Apin ... ,...llich 1ndudcs w nurxn
thyme ;:t 811 y ~ .. as a ~t •
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a, DONS POLLEY
"Best laJd schemeS of m6ce and men gang aft
a-gley," wrote poet Robert Burns. And though
often misquoted, the line always seems ap.
propriate when plans go awry and changes have to
be made. ·
As a matter of fact. Southern California's
wtdefy-acctaimed Bob Bums restau11ants came
Into being when the life plan of the founder waa
changed by a war. The poet's namesake once had
fNery Intention of becoming a pharmacist just like
his father. In fact, he was a student at USC when he
dropped out to join the Navy In Wond War II.
Afterward, as a civilian. this Bob Burns
remembered h s childhood faaclnatlon with the
soda fountain in his father's drug sf ore. It was this
Interest In the buslnesl of food that led him In 1956
to his first place. a sma" coffee shop In North
HoUywood which expanded and became the
foundation on which the Bob Burns restaurant
---------------------"-----~group was to build.
The Newport Beach Bob Burns is a per1ect
example of the dash and sptrit of the Burns
desGendants. With daughter Beth Burns now
running the local establishment, It thrives as a very
special dining out place for many residents of the
beach communities.
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RdfNIUbM ttuMllliBiSed 71 i /&od·?llO
1111 \\I eo.t ....... ..,. ~ luch
lusl south of l'WWpoft lt¥d . on the t»y tMle
LocaJty, Bob Burns opened Its doors In 1967 at
37 Fashion Island. Its decor can only be described
..., as warm and Intimate, with a dining rOQm and bar
area furnished In dark woods and leathers,
poflahed brua and aoftty glowing candlelight.
Cent'erplece of the entryway Is a massive
flreptaoe. On the watts•• Bob Bums pottralts -one of a poet anct the other a restaurateur. the
Burns ctan and the Robertson clan along with the
famity coat of arms. Pk:tur• of Scotsmen In kilts
and the red ptald carpet~ make you befleve that If
you Hsten carefully you can actuelly hear the distant
bagpipes.
Bob Burns Restaurant has a late night piano
bar where the music can only be detctlbed as
romenttc. Manhd Otweff ls feetured at the piano
Su~ through Thutlday. wt"'8 vocaJitt Oarvey
Trak>r and pianfst Ron Donath entef'taln Frktays
Md Saturdays. TM at~~--;--tn~ttt;.he ber la werm "'and
friendly. It'• the kind of ctubby ptace that has
become a gathering piece for locala tn Newport
Beectl. Victor Roua. who hM been With the
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MUSIC and lyrics
By
COlEPORTER
MrNnager.
EMCUtM c:Mt .-. Zlimbtano. formetty of
the Ml Md Ambfoete.. °""8 a menu of "Continen-
~nla c:ull6ne." At .._. helf the menu
CCMllllll of fWt ~I\ tndudlng Kumanuto oYt::: on the hllt IMI end.....,,.. Of the nne.t Kr n aht For a nllbod entree there ls tr..n
Norwegian salmon PNP8Nd With a k>b9W c:Mr~ __.bu*' .a (rectpe foMowt) or
any of ..... other wonderM ,,..,, IMfood from
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Betla 8lanaa aad vldor Roeu at Bob Bam•
Restaa.n.at at l'ullloa laland.
around the world.
If you enfoy veal, Bob Burns prepares a prime
center cut veal chop with a wild forest muShroom
and Madeira wine sauce. There are steaks from the
broaler as wetl as duck and New Zealand venison
All of this ts served beautifulty by a very
professional staff carefully trained by Jeanie
Murphy, who has been with the Burns restaurant
for 15 years. Luncheon servers are trained by
another longtime employee. Karen Graves. whO
started w11h the organization 10 years ago when
she was just 18 years old.
In fact. several members of the staff have been
with the Burns family for years. Jeanie Murphy
attributes thls to the fact that Beth Burns and her
mother, EJlzabeth Burns. are "very caring people "
When Bob Burns passed away 17 fears ago .
the rest of the clan contlnueQ the restaurant
tradition .
Ellzabeth Burns llves in 58(lta Monica and
remains active In the family business. She Is on the
board of directors of the California Restaurant
Association and t1 a past presJdent of the Bay Area
Restaurant AISOClatlon Another daughter, Bon-
nie, managea their restaurant In Santa Monica,
while Bob Burns Jr. runs the Woodland Hills
restaurant and It oYef'Metng the construcilon of a
new one which ls to open tn Fet>ruaty 1n Brentwood
All thr .. of the Burnt Children gf'ew up on the
Inside of the r•taurant ~. Bob Jr. Is an
experienced c:Nf. Md Bonnie and a.th have done
their ltin .. tn the kttc:Nn u ·welt· u wonting as
w.utr....._ •
e.th'a~~and Lat&, know __
-.S-.ouf'"fi.,.....,.. and pr06lime main-
t8'nlng a top-noteh dintng eetabhhment. but they
haw other plant f0t their ....... Stec:.y la currently
atuctytng brC*blt )oumiltlm at loeton Untwr-
ttty end younger ....., Ulla la a _.,, In tMgh
IChoot. ~~and80fneluck.
their own pa.,. wtll not ••oeng ~· ••
Bob 8ume Ae9ttlutant 18 open 1even day1 a
week. The ,...,,ant, In addition to the dining
room Md ptano bs, hea a PfW9• dining room
~ for wedd6no .................. ~
~~,_WI _. and any other
A111rw8'k>nl are recommended. Phone
644-2030.
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Gallery openings
IACK DOOll GAUZAY JS2 N. C'Otil
Kllbway. lAcuna Beach. offtn Hal
Ulmbcrf s WIK"rcolon and dy on "I .. ba11k
by nauonally known 1rust Sandra
NchpoVlCh Abo t.howana oats and pantls
by Ren« Perry, 011 st:aJCapes by Vivian
CtJdwcll. wa1ucolon and pa11eb by
Surannc ~maeux and man) 01hcr aru,u
1Wft1 a wlde vanciy of slylcs and mcdaa_
Hours are 11 a m 10 .S p m Wtdnnd.1)
lhroualt Sunday. 4CM.-OlS2
P£N'11MENTOGAUZllY 1476 South
Cou1 Hlt,hway. Sk 6. t..auna Beach
• New show ft.alunna Jtan Rosltr's 1rn-
ptt:SS10n111 oils Alto fea1urtd as Rubio
Now Serving SUIDIY
IDICll llUIFAST
Hall Throuah Jan. IS Hours arc 11 a.m
10 S p.m. druly 497-376S
U(J PINE A.ATS Gw..t:llY Un1vcr-
s11y ofCabfornaa 11 Irvine, M\&Sic People
Ind Others. l)bolOIJ'&ph' b)' Btll) Fttt-
roan optnsJan &and Nnstbn>u&h Ftb 4.
()prn1na rcccpuon for the artut un Jan
IS. 6 to 9 pm 1n I.he fint Ans Gallery.
.. Contemporary Compoten and M u-•
s1Ctans," 1 performan« acnn prodU«d
by UCI 1n con,uncuon with 1hc uh1bi1
fu1um Paul ~r. Jan ~. Kolas
Slonasmsky, Jan 19, Dan1d unu Jan 2S
and John Kina Jan 31 Ptrtormanccs are
free 10 I.he pubh and bq.in at 7.lO pm
CA LIFORNJA DINING
AT ITS FINEST•
Freeman's photography,
modern musicians at UCI
HUEVOS 990 RANCHEROS .....
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By MICHAEL l'YDZVNSIU
Dlllr .... C.1119 •• 1
I hOJX ~veryotic's had a safe and
happy bqinn1n, 10 1hc new yt>ar. A.nd
W11h the end o the holidays.. com~
Round 2 or 1ht I 91U9 perfomuna
ans KaJC>n. One of1hc tint rventsof1~ )car as
a btt unusual. The UCI Fine Ans
G.alkry Wlll prntnt "M iwc Pcoplt"
and Qtkn, PhOlOJrllphS b) Betty
Frttman,.. be&Jnn1na Sunda) a1
nOOft Prettnted 1n conJu.nction llt'lth
ttus u h1btt1on will be .. Conltm-
poc:ary Composicn/Mustaans.-a
$Cflel or con«n-demonstrat1on·<hs.-
cuuaons &l"Cn by four of tht" man)' avant rde ~ man. a patron o contemporal')
ArMnCU musac. has supponcd
th!'OUO comm1uions !!-flie COmpost!I lhat wt"~ prn-
t"nhn& (in that tcnn) ~ included 1n
1hcub1biL1on," said Phy I hi luti~ns
ammnt UO Gall1n Dll'TC'tOT Mch-sa WOtU. -who curated both
uhibia and music tmcs
The tmet lucks off Mondi)' with Paul DRsbcr, a )OU"t n Franca an
-ho·1 wnttm upcnmental mU)JC
lhealef, chambtt and orchc\tral
~s and clcctrC>-acou llQI taoed
tcOrCt ror • ~•ne1~ of rm'daa. )its
09tfl. -saow Fire. smm1crcd la.st ~bnaary in n Francasco un<kr the
aqas of New Music Amcnca.
Others in 1he sencs will be Nicolas
Slonamsky (Jan. 19). Daniel Lcn1z
(Jan. 25} and John Km& (Jan. 31 ). A sccm1naJy odd choice at firs1 aJancc
would t)( the 1nclus1on ofSlonamsky.
who unlike the others as neither
nauve Amman (he's Russi.an)) nor
cuctly ~ouna (he'll be 95 1n pnl)
"But bes s11n "cry acl1vc and his
ideas att stJll a"anl-prdc.'' Lut)nns
l\ottred
Slon1msky. a Los Anaclcs rn1denL 1s a composer. conductor. wntcr.
cd11or. lexacopaphcr and wit ex·
1raord1natrc who's been act1"e 1n 1h1s country Stnce 1923. Amons h11 lalcst
crcallOM U hl.S 1988 IUIObtoCflphy,
T·l>ufcct Pitcn-:-
Lcnu. hkewuc a LosAnaiehno. wall
have 1 member of tht" audtt"ntt
prov1dt a spontaneous))' wmtcn
short text which Lentz will "' 10 mu.st . Lentz' music includes such
innova\J\'t orc~tl'lllon u tht nine
pianos an 1984's "Point C'onccptaon"
and the filled crystal wine ~ues 1n
both 1973's··M1ua Umbrarum .. and
I 98S's ··Batthus ..
c-. York-based Kina. a com-
poscr-su11an t·\'tOhnasl who's a ~tt ortbt Cahfom11 lnst11u1c of
tht Arts 1n V1ltnc1a. will prtXnl h1
most unusual b&cnd or funk·OOIK•
rock-blues mu ~. La 1 )tar. his
DATE NIGHT
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mu$lC-thcatcr p1ec:c. "Condcmna-
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Bellnwd Festival 1n Swiuertand and
the 1981 Ovcno~ Music Theater Fesuva~1n Minneapolis.
'"Music People and Others" con-
1sts of 120 photopaph.sof musJC1an.s.
conductors. compowrs and an1su taken by Frcem.an over the last 20
years An accomplasbcd pt.an 1st 1n bt"r
own n&ht. Frcem.an has vcatJy help-
ed the cautc of cont~porary music
an Amcnai W1th her patro~ of such
now notable compc>taS as John Cqr.
(l'leue .. PIRSfP9Ce 18)
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Three new restaurants true to themselves
l lll·rt· art· thret· new restaurant!. on
!flt' tilod. 1ha1 not only kn ow who the}
Mt' liut ha'c the courage H•remam
. irut· to thcmsd.,.cs from stan to
t1n1 ... h. There's no loohngaround "llh
Jl<'f'H'Pllon here From nomenclature
:u l UISIOl' to prices. ~!'\ICC and
.1mh1anct· 1he d1na gcti. JUSI :ibou l
"hJt\ npntC'd
\nd 11 'good 'one of the menu<.
1n llll''>t' tkJglin~ .·atenc<, offer~ ~c1rd
1u \lapm11 on~ hi...-chopped h\.Cr
\\llh a \ldt• 01 nathos or other tood
mJrr•aRt'\ mad«''" Mar\
CALI ENTE '1910 Main Strttt,
lr\lnt'. 97~-1%%0 1. I likt• tht• at-
llH''r>ht·n· mo)tl} Mc\1t.1n "1th a
IClti.h of\ou1hwc)tl.'rn Modeme and
tht• mor,· Jrtl\llC' ~lcment\ ofa l'H<h
l;,·ro-1ou!> B1d.torJ·s Cafrtcna
1hrn" n in lor graphic retro-nosta lgia.
Tht• tuod '' JUSI about "hat ~uu't..I
.. ;\l)l'l'I from ~cing the ou t\1de of the
plau:. nccpl tha1 the blue com of
other Mex1-'Wcstern estabhshmrnts
has lx'\:n replaced here w11h red corn.
He}. '\ da)' without red com 1s li~e
a da) without sunshine. Just wait
un11l )OU 1aste the hand-rolled tor-
11llas. made from red corn. wtuch
matcnahze on the table in arcat
abundance. They're warm. naky and
fresh. accompanied by ramekins of
swe"Ct citrus butter.
Tortillas a1 Caliente -as at 1ts
sister restaurants. the t"'o Orangc
Coun1v-bascd El Tonio Grills -arc
cooked on a state-of-the-an stainless
\tcd comal designed especially for
1h1<, purpose
T ort1lla chips. 100. arc made with
rC'd corn . Green com tamales. ob-
'1ousl). arc not made with red corn.
the) 're cxqu1s11e and served all year.
not Just .. 1n season." as in some 01her
restaurants. specifi cally El C'holo.
To go with the fresh. clean at-
mosphere and decor -and peppy
service -the menu 1s hght and
appealing. Nothing costs more than
SI 0: best bets art the CC\ 1che. made
w11h Jumbo shrimp cut into big
pieces. sweet lemon pttl. hot and
S"-l'Ct peppers. red onion), hme JUiee.
cilantro and parslc) CS4. 95). mes-
quite-grilled chicken ($6 95 for half a
ch1d .en). green com iamales (S2 50
each) or sea bass tacos (SI . 9 5 each).
Between the presence of the coma I
the grill and the b1J rotisserie (ever)'-
' thing 1s open to "1ew). the smells 1n
this restaurant arc tan1almng.
Don'1 forget to leave room for
dessert Pig out on an apple cmp "'11h
warm caramel sauce. maraanta pie
(hke kcv hnic} or carmehzed burnt
custard (all under SJ).
SCAMPI one Newport Blvd.,
Costa Mesa. '4$.-ISfO). Massimo
Navarretta chose the name for his
~taurant wisely. s1nce the besl dish
on 1he menu 16 1he one made with
scampi which. fort~ rttord. arc not
prawns or 1umbo shnmp. Scampi. a
member of the langous11ne family.
can be found 1n the waters off
Navarrt'tta's native Naples - or 1n
the Baille Sea.
Navarre1ta. late of Luciana
Luhan's now-<icfunct What's Cook-
ing (1n C'osia Mna) and Luciana's 1n
Dana Poinl draue<f brother Fernan·
do out of a five-star European hotel
w~re he was the maitre d' and pu1
him to work at Scamp1 wa1un, tables.
Fernando as assisted by another
siblini-sister Antonietta. and by his
wife lJnda.
• NEWPORT CUISINE
Now Opea la Coroaa •el Mar
From the Family of Award winning &
Critically Acclaimed French Restaurants
In San Francisco, Santa Monica, Santa
Barbara & Palo Alto Comes This Neweit
Jewel ... Chez Pauline, The Latest Link in
the Chain ... Set In The heart of Corona
del Mar with breathtalcinq ocean views.
3901 E. Coast Hwy • Corona del Mar
721-9502
Ample P ... kino • Bu\cuet Feci1'U.. r ... ff.u.&.F Partm
LUNCH • DWl!R
Juov
. CHAMBERLAIN
I fo und a capacity crowd packed
into this little hole-1n·tbe-wall. once
the home of Mike's Place and before
that Sultan's Table. Most of the
customers arc from nearby offices
Word of mouth brou&ht them qwckly
to Navurctta. Many had eaten his
cooking before. at What's Cooking.
Behind the counter of his open
kite.hen. humming to a Juho Iglesias
tape. the chef can barely hide his
pleasure at the s~s of his n<'"-
endeavor. He and his raauvcs an~
doing what they love be" -hv1ng..
btuth1n1 and rcvelina 1n servmg the
cu1s1nc ofNapoh, where ariyonc who
doesn't know what a scampi 1s 1s
rclcptcd to hard labor mashing prhc
cloves um1l the t1ram1 su comes
home.
AMBERS (At AmbrHla, IH Tow•
'IN TERMI SSIO ~
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Cater Drive, C.&a Mesa. Ut-7Ut).
Confrey Phillips has landed. squarely
On has feel, 1n I MW SOpPCr club
scmungly ettatcd wnh him in mind.
He's brou&ht has piano and the rest of the Confrey Phillips Tno with him.
While the main dining room at
Ambrosia 1s a ca"emous. alac1al
affair. Ambers 1s wann. dar' and intimate The menu 1s prcroc1ou ly
cute To cap1tahzc on the close
QTOXtmll)' of lhC' Performing Arts
Center. d1sbes arc named for com-
posers.
But cvef)th1ng 1s well-pn~d. and
-surpnsc' -Ambtn 1s the real
McCo>.asupperclublhal would pan
th<' authcnuc11y ttSt e"en 1f 11 was in
New York or London rather than
Costa Mesa.
We ~sscd ue the plcasum of 1he
"Noel Coward -c-h1ckcn wtn15. S6. 7S -in favor of a ··wolf&tl'\I I\
Mou n... l prett) rc•pcct:ablc
scallop1m of "eal an a hght cu wash
whlch was cmpy enouJh. Its sauct
capers and lemon JU•ct added ze~1
(S9.9S).
The menu 1s difficult to read 1n the
darkness ( 1t waJ pnn1cd on dark arctn
paper) and lhe scrv1ct Wa5 ~hak) on
our first v1s1t -thinis "'ere dcfin11el)'
under oonirol 1n thoK areas a week
later. lf some of the ~vy-handtd
manaacment techniques wbtc:l'I ha\le
kept Ambrosia from bcina m0tt than
a mere shadow of its names.kt.. the
on11nal Ambro$ia. c~n be kept at bey.
Ambtn m1&hlJUSt make 11 I'm all for this kind of place. It's
unique in Orange County and offers a
soluuon to the rroblcm of what to do
v.-hen )Ou'rc al dressed up and ha"c
no plact to co The dance floor 1s
dominated by couples "ho know
cach.othtr "-CU and da~ 1oertMr a
1f 1hey'd been danctnl t()Scthtt fos.
)tats. ·
To tl\e bell of Ph1lhps· mu!.1c -
mOfl of 11 "-ntten b) Colt Porter.
Gcorae Gershwin, Rod&«S and Han.
Johnny Merter ct al -the dal\C'lnl 1s
a beautiful thl"I 10 watch
Ptulhps is rq>utcd 10 be the darling
of PnnttS~ Ma'lllret. Hc·s pla)c<l
Annabel's 1n London and 1s alw.i)\
good for a robu\l game of "\\ ho Do
You -Know" 1n the be.st spm l of lht
1ntcma11ona l JCt \lei He also Pia)'\ a arcat piano -and his "<X'll St) hn~
a~ rem1n1\Cent of the areat Bobh>
Short. onl) C onfrc)· \Olct 1s more
\lel\ICt)'
Lndcr. sm._c up the b:lnd
The OC stages are set for murder
ByTOMnTtJs
....... Cea $1 ••• t:1 Strcncck. Diane Burl1nd. lln ott.
Lynn T1vemctl1, Scott Valles. 8111
C1rm1~n1 and Barbin rtn'°n
Perfonnan<'n v..111 be ''"en Frida>'
and Saturda)"l at &:lO throush Feb •
It the thri~. 7272 Mapk fit .
Wtttm1n11cr R~a1t0ns ~ bc1na
liken ll 99~1 ll .
Fresh Seafood Served With A Side Of Surf
Whether you Join us for
Breakfast, lunch. dinner or
Sunday Brunch, you' II love
the Maxwell's experience!
We serve the freshest sea·
food y ou'U find anywhere
end surround you with the
noetaJgic charm Of the
1~'s. AM this et surtide.
Make Maxwett'a
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MURDER ON STAGE .... rnm,...1, directed by BJ. Scott It &be Cabn.Uo
ptayhoute, 202 Ave. Cabrillo; San
Onnentc. Dtanna W1tk1ns. Ardis
Faat.b. Batban Kettk, T Oft\. Scott.
Emily Maller, Bruce Crawley, Sandy
Silver. Gary lsaanon, Tom Cherrier
and 0o"'I Hanman arc featured.
ukd fOr Jan IS at 2 p.m. Ttd.ct
OC'dm arc l.lktn at 492-0465.
run, Fricjays 1ad Saturdays at I p.m .•
at the G1*r Lltw Theater. 21.w1
Strathmoor Lane. Hunbnaton Beach. The cut is compmcd or Dick
Hams.. Pltncil M~Lnn, Terra
Shelman, Rldwd Cabin, R1ck Pup,
Guy M•ynard, Donald Cusados,
Melina Grant. Pattnc Walker.
Dudley Millu and Bonnie Homer. Ctll 832-1405 for ticket information.
Fred Carmtdael's hfhlheartcd mystery ·Exat the Body' is btina
The sbow runs Wednesdays
thl'OUJI:' Saturdays at 8 p.m. unuJ Jan.
28. with one Sunday mauntt sched-
No cunmt prochlcbons arc clo6ina
this wetkcnd. and ~ half-<lozeo
arc conunuana the rppective e~ menu: ·
• ...... ef tk W...W" at the Ahem•·
tive Rcptrtory Theater, 1636 s:
Grand Ave .. Santa Ana (836-7929).
Thursdays tbrouah Saturdays at 8
OutOnTheTown
BOBBY McGEE'S
Our hou~ pttuthy i makml(
l'\tr\' mtaJ a pedal l.K'Ca ion'
You'll want a front row ~t for thP
tuod and fun at. Bobby McCee' . ~here the menu fHtW'H fa.,.·or1ttt.
hke pntM nb of bfff au JUS, onl~
1he ftne&l evadable fr h fi h.
l '()A choice teaks. lobster and
H•mbanation dinners. £,ery entrPe
indudH oven·frHh bread. fre h
'eget1blt, and a trip lo our award
-Aannin1 salad bar ... and oftt>r
dinner, you can danct and rumanre
m che \\~1 Cciest' m< t ell('1t1ny:
n1ihtclub. For a mghl un the to~n.
ur an\' ume, make it (>K'lll with
the ma11c In Newport Beat:h l~:l
F t Coa t Haihv."1 For rf' .. t-r
vatmns C911 6i.t·S:
rHE CANNERY
Th~ h1 tork waterfrt1nt landmark
1-. Nl'lr\port' C1tnnen \'111 l(e
ltalurin~ lrnh local a.t"afood and
t-a .. iern l>ttl. Curu.1 tently 11c>Od i.er
\ICf', 01~n lor luncll. dinner, !'lun
1fo\ Rrunch and \hampoicne
Harhor . 'ru1 Enlerlamment
111.:h1 h and 'unda\ after noun ..
En.1ov· thl' lounite fc•id K•ll«'n
•uperb tlam chuwder! .IOIO Lah1~tttt. 6i.\·5 iii"
C RAZYHOR E STEAKHO . E
Country dinini v. uh cla 'Aul ht'n
tat· w t rn d or re .. tautant and
loon. ttaturanc prime rib. fre h ~•ft~d • and war C.m1JU) pan
E
~utet'd ... teaks Lunrh Monday .
Friday, re&>rvatiun• ·iiuaranteed.
Dancing and live mu 1c in the
11&loon U)er Roe<t E1u1/Newport
Fwy Santa Ana ~9·1512
REUB E~' OF SEWPORT
This 1 the original. and ha bffn
~rvang Newport Beach for 25
)'tars. Their pt"Caalt> 1 afood
and -.teak Cher-. pec1 I let.·tion
daily and tanrou"' for their brvasted
chtt•ktn, too' A ~autafol water·
front view uf NewJ><•rl Bay
enhanre:. the lllmu .. pherP Perfttt
lor bu.me s enlt'rlo1n1nJt or roman-
t1r dintnl{ Located at 25 1 E~un
C-1-ru.t Highwa~. Ne~port Re~r·
\a lion~ aCC'eptrd Phone lli:l J.'l()~
THE REX RE TAl'RANT
Ul(aled ffn lht' o«t' nfrunt u~ro
trum the :-.le"p.irl Uedch pier, The
Hei. 1-. the Oranl(e Coa.,t\, mo t
t"'"·lu ave .. eafood rt1t&urant Well
known tor rre ... h Hawaii II !(OUrmel
ta .. h -.elPctturh and .. pt'<'1ahzinl( 1n
.. ~tel Channel hiltlnd b11lune. ten
der 't>al and prime meaL!! The Rex
Ht·-.taurant 1~ t ht>< holl"t' of local., a
-At'll ., ,.1 Hur' Htt1p1ent of tht'
prr ... t11e111u .... Travel Hol1da) a-.ard
('u-.ual eleg.anl 1111re !"lunda\
brunch. dinner Call tii:> .!:l(,n tor
re--en ataon., \'ulet parktnit
SAI L LOFT "••l l.o(t Bar ti.: (.ra ll lt'll!Urt'~ 1K't'an
view din1n1t wuh !ht' empha"!> on
lrt' h ~eafoud O}"ler bar. h\'e
enttrt 1nment naichtly an the bdr
UH Open for dannN naachtl) from
;, 1> m. \\'tektnd houn. Imm HUO
~CJ ~~
a.m. Fabulou. Sunday Brun<'h
Located at 40(> Pr H. in Laguna ~arh.
TALE OF THE WHALE
Experience a step back into time tD
a place where \·ou can dine at your
own lei ure EnJoy the romance o(
QJd Nev.port •1th a puor&nU<' bay
view. Escite your sensn with their
sensational ~•food and traditional
favoritH. Hrtakfa.st i .00 a.m. Mon
day-fradav. Lunch I 1 :00·4:00 Mon-day-~'r1da). Dinner 4:00 11 :00
~fond&) ·Saturdsy. Saturday and
unday Brunch i :OO-..i·oo. Oyster
Bar friday. 'aturda~ and 'unday.
BanqUt't fanht1~ up to 600. 400
Main 'trf'el, Balhoa 6i:J.46J3.
TREES
N•tled in the forest bdliod the
Port Thutft in Corou del Mar is
Trees Reataurant. Secluded u it ia
on a aide at.net. Lhoae who have
diacove:red it ha~ found Oranie
County'• matt charmini and
unique American cuiaine.. The in·
timat.e d imnc room.a., piano lounie
and full bar surround a natural
atrium with livinc t_,..... The mod·
em Ame.rican cw1ine it ~repared
by tteatave Chef Ruaull
Armatronc. Hia lovely wiJe. Abbey,
i.a I.be hoateu. Tr998 menu 1.1 a
limited but intereet.i.oc variety ot
1nternahonal flavon with cboaces
Crom homemade put.a, fresh srilltd raah and aieab. veal, tamb. Oiitntat
chick.en and aalada to abaofutely
esotic d"9erta. o,... ia cuual but
d ..... y. ~tiooa recommended
673,.()910. ()ptn Mven ~a week. ~· open 6 p.m \o midniihL 4AO If eliotrope. CCM'Ona deJ Mar
VINNIE'S
The beat Italian food preparl"d
from the fre hest inrredients u.ing
no pr rvall\'ts, salt. sugar. or ex·
CHI rau o~nec:1 by \'innie Colan·
drea of Br~lyn P1Z28 Works,
famous for having The Best Piua
1n Ora°'e County b The GrHt
Paua Hunt. 2i0 East lith Strttt an
Co1ta Mesa 722·92&4
VILLA OVA
A beautiful bav vie~ creel~ the
romanllc ieUJfl« that..ha.un&de the
Valla Nova a" pecaal kind of pla<'t'"
for over 50 yean Suf)f'rb cu• ane
from Central and orthem ltah
served in Old World charm f..,X.
ten.w\e wine lc.l Dinner nighth
Piano bar Full mrnu ul I 00 a m
31.H Wnt Coest High ... ~. :-..ew ·
port Beach. 642 i880.
IVEXICAN
Ml CASA
Their food it lib a trip \o Mexico!
Ho.pitality ~ band m band wtth
t.betr motto. Mi Cua • Su Cua." or .~ bo\aM ia yoo.r bouM. FAtab-
liabed since 1972, it'a no aecnt
frienda eqjc> dinint here. <>Den
daily from l r a.m. '°" Lunch. Oin-ner and Cocktaila. Entertainment Wed.-Sun. nichta in the Burro
Room. 296 P..Mt 17th Street. COlta M.._ 6'$-76216.
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ncr Theater, I 5732·0 TuJtin VilJaee
Way, T"'5t1n (83S-961 l), Tuttdi)'S
tbrouab Saturda}S at 8 p m., Sundays
at 2:30 until Feb. 5.
, • .. G•J• ... Dellt'" at ahe Harle-
quin Dinner Pla}housc. 3503 S
Harbor Blvd., Santa Ana (979-S511 ),
(Pleue eee PLATS/Paee 18)
GRANO
DIN ER T H EATER
lmpr 1\e dirung and pruft>:, 11•nal
production are Ut• to plt>a;t> t-at h
ume \OU \'i It. The ~ltr•ordan.u\
buffet orfen rout buoo ul bttf.
&laud ham •;th a fruit ..auc~.
Georgia chicken •1th pt'M"hn and
Jiau and tht' Maha \taha 1 ~f"ed
an• pea...ant ~uce Tri colt>r ftltut
r 1n1 and creum '' • ~al fa,uratl'
En)o) dinner and e pla" t11111irht'
C:rand Danner Theettr louttod
wathan the Crand Hotel m Anaheim
at I H<1tel \\' &} Call -:n ':'i Ill
ONEDFAK~
G l~o·s o~ THE HILL
lfno .. t a (' ta Mhl landmark
wht-re fraen<Li and mtomorie mttt
( ;ano\, 1 11 't on ltolaan Re tau rant,
hut a re\t.aurant liemg run b' a
t loul 1 halllln l-'\t'n th<•"'t!h thf\
't'rvt' rnaTIY ltahan rtem , they al n
offer • larie \ araet\ or other ··terru.
on !hear menu Known tor .. Hun l
f1•d and lraendh ~r'\t<'t'.' <:ano\
feature. • ' ned menu v.1th
emphtl!ot ''" quaht\ and tta ruablt
pme--. Coc:kuul hour v.1th antef'e"lt ·
anir nollvni. at i ·m p.m and 11\e
e-ntt'rtainment Mon thru ~at
from H IO p m Saturdav & Sund11\
hrHkJa l rrom 9 a m Located at .c:~ F..a t 1 ith 'tf'fft. C'o1ta M
C'all 4'.."iO 1750 for r~r\'atlnm, dirt"Ctton~ or •hat~\·er
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FINE ARTS •••
From..,el3
Ph a hp Glass. Harry Panch and Steve
Reach. ··She contanues her anter;est Jn
contemporary music." Lutjeans coll-
tanued. ··And she still holds her
monthly scncs of conccns (given by
such comJ>OS«'S) at her home." This ··home" scncs. an Beverly Hills. was
inaugurated in 1981.
Lutjeans says the concen series should ··add an impact to the photo-
graphs (and wouldl enhance them for the general public. '
.. Music People and Others" -the
"others" indudina such innovatjve
and ~vant-prde people as dancer
Mcree CunninJharn, director Peter Sellars and writer Henry Miller-is a
travel in& e.11hibit, having already been
seen an such places as the Los Anaclcs
Music Center. Brooklyn Academy of
Music and haJy.
All performances bc&in 7:30 p.m,.
AdmisSton is free. Calf 856-661 0 for
information.
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