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THE ORANGE COAST
FVpolic
kill man
during
scuffle
By JOYCE BODLOVICH ·
Ol dw 09lly ..... SaM'f
A quiet fountain Valle} 'lle1dl-
b0rhood exploded with gunfire
Wednesda)' n1gh1 when police shot
and lulled a. man who was attcmptin&
to lock an thr front door of a home 'he
shared with his former s1ster-1n-law.
Harry Owen Clark. 52. was shot
fhe times in the chest area as he
scuffled With t~o police officers who
were trying to restrain him. Clark
died at Fountain Valley Regional •
Hospital at 7 I 4 p m . Lt. Rod
Gillman said
Norma C1ark 48 • .,.. ho owm 1hc
house at 9 321 Dais) Ave.. called
police at 4:07 p m. and said she was
afnud to return home because she had
been arguing w11h Clark The two had
shared her nome for several years
ordmg to a longume family
f nend. who asked to rema in
anonymous. about a month after
Clark completed a drug and alcohol
rehab1luauon program in December.
he began dnnking and using heroin
again
The friend said she had been to lht
house unday and C1ark was \'Crb311>
abus1\'e to Mrs. Clark hut did not
au.empt to hun hcl.
.. he ~as alra1d of him." ~he said
"He ~as maJung h1~ own drugs and
they wtrc cau 1ng him to h:illucmate
Norma was di\ orced from HatT) 's
brothcubout 14 years ago HalT) and
Norma ha"e been together for about
11 )ears orma JUSt d1Jn't kno"
how to kid. him out of tht• hou'iC"
When police escorted M~ {lark
back \O her home ( lark "'as not
lhere An hour later shr called pollle
ag.am from a nt1ghbor's home to
report ( lark tfad returned and wa~
t.rying to kick m the front door of her
home said Gillman
V. hen poltcc am .. cd. a ti~ht broke
out and Clark wa\ shot afler ht•
&rabbcd one of the baton!> and bepn
hm1na them p«?l1<:e s:i1d The t~o
officers were slight!) inJurtd
Clnrk and the two office~ "en:
transponed to f ountain Valle) Rt·
g.ional Hosp1tJI l he olfaers "ere
lttated and ~lca~d
Two houl"'\ afltr the shooun.1 a
couple do1rn neighbors huddled
acros the 'ltrl't'I from tht• c.:ordonC'd·
offhou~
"I ha\.C h .. cJ here tor I 51n )Cars:·
sa1d Jim Bro~n. po1n11na to a home
on the comer ol Dais\ ·\\.cnuc and
CPt.ase lff KIWNG/ A2J
P•ramedlc• •nd UfePHght crew members
prep•r• to load Crist• Barrow Into hellcop-
~ "'-'~.., ... ._.
tar for '11tht to UCI Medkal Center In
Or•n1• after sh• shot hers•lf In lrvln e.
OV school superi _ntendent
Dale Coogan dies .of cancer
.
By ROBERT BARKER
Of ..,. Oa.ly ,. ... StM'f
Dale ( oogan. supcnn1endenl ol
the <xcan Vic" ',chool D1stnct ""'c
197). died Monda}. apparent!> Imm
comphcauons n:latcd to br:un canc.:e r.
a\soc1atcs said
Coogan. a lonncr profrss1onal
bascb311 pla)tr "uh tht Holl) "ood
'tare; and P1mburgh P1r:ucs rcponed
h:n101 health problem dunng the
Chnstmas hohda\s, fnend., •.-ud
Doctors diagnosed brain cancer
and ( oog.an, 58 regarded as un(' ol
the top edul•llof"'i 1n Cahlurnaa. "'·''
nt"anngcomplcuon of rad1.111on trl'31·
mcnt "hen hc d1l'd at \addkhad .. Valle~ Communal) Ho,rnal
Pm:ue.tunccalscr~u .. .c~ ~be held
Saturda) in ~n Juan ( ap1strano
fhcrc: ~•II be J ;1 merflonal \en 1n· JI I
pm ~un<.ia) at Hunt1n1ton Ekal h
C 1\~ <. ounc1I chambc~ :!~)() M .. un
St
"l h1 1s a grl"at loss for all ofOranttl'
Count~... ~hool tf\lsttt Carohn
Hunt sard \>.l·Jnt.'sda' "rm de,~-
1ated It •'i .. i trl'llll'ndou' loss. He ~as
one of the pn.:mrc.:r educator\ rn
( ahlornia I m ~o sho,~ed and \ild·
dencJ "
·Tll m1S\ hrs lcader\hap Jnd hrs
fnendshap," trustee l.ihcrla ~fare. us
s~ud "He had J great ~:n\{' ofta1rnl'\S
and intt.·gnt' I k trl'atl'd a dc\rrl' rn
other' IO "Jnt 111 do "l'll bccau~· ht·
bdlC\.Cd rn \OU ..
.\dmm1stra11"c .\ss1.,1an1 {iJ)k
\.\~)ne said that Coogan not1\.'cd a
d1ffitult) 10 'kl)ln& "ord during the
C hmtmas hohda\ He "ent 10 the
ili.11. l\)f\ "hll lounJ 'POI\ on the brain.
'ht• '><lid < oogan h:id lompkted ti' l'
\\eel\ ot l'1nler tht·rap' and had onl'
mt,rl' "eek w go "hl'n ht' d1l·d. \hl
s;iad
"l'\l' \.\orl>.cd in :i hll of ~hoot
dl\lrllh hul r\e Ol'\Cr ..ccn \Ulh
unr't'r'-11 'uppun for an,one It " rc.111~ UOU\U<tl," \hl· 'klld
"flc "'a' a quiet.. non-Jutocrat1t
k.1dcr "ho brought out the be t 1n
l'H'nbod-.. tk ~a thoughtful and
l1nd ·
\\a) nc :ind other dow assooatl~
\auJ ( oogan. J 'nall't' ( 11laforn1an
"a\ a great pracurnl iol cr. ''ho lo' cd
at buth on the ~1" 1ng and rC\:el\ ing
tnd ol prank.,
"V.hen h1., "'re··, tBcm".s> ho~
":i-. going 10 ha' ca bah~. he took uc.:h
ttn.'at pnde in 111hat 1t wa' almo'il hlc
hl' "J'I going tu Ix' 11 gr.lndta1hcr
"\\c gl>t a )uung tl"alhcr w call
him . .prt't~ndmg 10 ht-a rcponcr for
the local ne-..i.\papcr. ~ant1n1 to do .i
'itOf) about him being a gentleman
farmer 1n an Juan ( ap1\trano
'Dak hought 11 hool. Ian<.' and
o;1nkcr Hl· "t.'nt home.: to cltan up the
\tahlc tor phot~>graphs ··v. c sent hrm .i posll'r ola h\lN: 1a1l
the ne\t d.l) t .\pnl I) and wrote ~pnl
I on 1t lie hJtl 1t han~1ng on lhl' '-'Jll
ol h1'1 oflilt' fur' car' ·
( oc~n al\tl had ''" hl'l·"all h'r a "h1lc pranl leuas \lancd l:l\ I <arl"\
k.t•mpcr. '>upc.•nn1entkn1 of I he Hunt·
inJlon Bea<.: h l n1on I hgh \( hool
D1stnct
Teen holds
off police,
kills herself
lly ,. AUL ARCHIPLEY
Of .... 09lly -JUll'
A d1strau&.ht Ir' int teen-ager shot
hcnielf-«> ckath Wcdncsda). after
pohc:c tncd for tv.o hours to calm her
down
Cnsta Barrow. 19. v.a~ rushed by
hebcopter to UC I Medical C'<.'nter
aftcrshootma he~lfonce 1n the head
Wllh a .32<ahbcr handgun, ~td
Irvine Pohcc Lt Make White.
Jnvcsttptors learned she had bttn
dC$pondcnt O\Cr drua prObtcm
Aceord1n1 to Lt Al Mu ir. 1he
incident bepn at about 3 p.m when
police rc«1ved a caJI from the
psychiatnc center SI) 1n1 a v.oman
was m distress
When officers first am"cd an the
Nonhwood home at 11 Rossano.
Barrow met them at the door and
wamcdthem hehada1unand"ould
commit su1c1de.
Barrow then locked he~lf m~1dc
Dale Coogan
'lotlllg ( oopn· background as a
baseball pla~er. Kemper drafted him
a letter claiming that he was a bta fan
and ~as starting a campaign to get
him into the Baseball Hall ol Fame
"'-empcr \lgncd the letter Elmer
f ungo (Fungo 1s a ba~ball Nt for
hatting th ball'i to outfielder\ l ~mt · t1mr \Aoent b' and then
(Please Sff COOGAN/ A2J
and fired a single 1unshot mto an
antenor waJI.
Officers summoned \he depart-
ment's spcc1al opcrauoos -or
SWAT-un1t.-and cord<>Aed off lhc·
ncl&hborhood
r':caottators talked Wltt\ Barrow for
mo~ than two hours. after she
retreated to a second-floor bcdtoom.
But at about S p.m., IJarrow
disappeared from VICW. hortly t.ftet-ward. officers heard another shot.
They entered the residence and
found Barrow cnucally injured from
a smaJt bullet wound 10 the temple.
Paramcd1C$ who had stationed
themselves abouJ a block away
treated Barrow at lhc scene and a
hchcoptcr landed ncarb) on 8cya.n
AvcnlJC.
Barrow was airhf\cd to the medical
centcrin Ora.nae where shcd.ied in the
emCfSCncy room at 7 44 p.m.
White said about l S officcn WCt"C
(~•M lff TEEN/ Alt
·.
Speed of
death car
debated
by experts ....
8y JANET ZIMMERMAN
Ol tt. 0-..,.......,,,
It wa.sa battle of expttt itnc31CS 1n
the tnal of Danny omctu °"
Wednesday as laW)ers from boc.b 1d~ tncd to pro~t how fUl the
youna man was dnving when be
swerved and fatally struck a Newport
Beach woman "''&.lk1n&down an alley.
In the la t day of testimony, a
prosccuuon v.1tn tradictcd
earlier t.attments b> a defensc..bired
expcn who saJd Omcla coWd not ba~c avo1dtd the Sept I crash.
Wamn Oark. an aca<knt ~
construcuon expcn .v.1tb the Cali-
fo rnia Ht&hwav Patrol for 25 years, challeng~ lhe • tcst1 mony of T cd A.
~11chen and caned oncofh1s lheoria
about the accident "unpro tonal and 1rresp0ns1blc ..
(Pteaw see OltHELAS/ Al)
Pressure mounting
for Voss to resign
£0\'ER STOR\'/l .. ,ft & ORDER
Scenarios alert officers to
potentially fatal d~cisions ly JOYCf 900l.0VICH °'_.,..., ........
,-. call fl r the m11n1t1un of Foun·
t.11n Valley Ma)or f red V o -
arrntcd laM montb for )Ohc1t1n1 ~~ -as p1nanc ."8PPof1tl"\ from 1n\1de
Cit) Hall, lim>t'dina to one ot Jhc
rn1dcnu. who' utd the ca.II.
$t\'Cn rnidcntt tcpP'.td fo,._.11rd at
th11 Wttt·, tt> C ouncll mtttina and
asked for Vcm 10 re ian They \a1J a tteall might (Of low af he doc,n't.
••J ftallf already rttCl\CJ Calli thll momana. 1ndud1na one f rum a cat)
emek>fcc •ho thaM.cd (ne for com· •=-td ·· q1d ru1dcnt &b M .. 1n lhC < ''> Hall arc ~lcntly aPPlaud•ftl. Thn can·•.~) an thine
beQuee tJ.cy.wilfJlolc 1tic1r jObJ. .... , tlleY are d1 tu~ and \Cf)
di~•led •n.Mayor vou~*1ions.
'The siaff dc>es • eu~Utnt job. and \0 ha~ 10 tt~ -.1h th•s ~nd thdr
,.......,
nee Ii.: 1 not r1aht.i." 1d M o\\ "ho
d nbcd h1m1eh I\ one of Vo ·
fnend
V '· 5:? wa one of 16 men
arrested b)' \.iota na police Jan. 0
during a cr:id..do-..n on prost1tut~
and tbc1r cu tomcn alonJ Halbur &ulc~ard. Poh c iaad Von toppN
h1 ara> Voho111hc curtund offered
a ~oman UO 1n c ch:an tor a ' Kt.
Mon \&1d he 1nd other rt •dent\
wtuttd unol 111 the tXt ~m p
tilled before they ask d Vo to tcp
down •
Whtn the ma)or mack h1 no
contest ~ befort Mun1c1pel Court M•JOf' 'rd Von Jue.tee& TamNom0toonftb 2Jand'
Y.'IJ ordered lO Jlt> S160"1n fiOC$.
penahJ auntmerlb and rai1tu\1 n
and Rrvc lhfee yea,, un upcn:alt'd
probeuon, M-lilid the t1mc had
oomt IO \He K'UOD. ... hi~ bem "11illftl IO Inf all the
(fditor' f\otc tnC'C' Jan t. therr ha't' bn·n liH' nlliccr-in,v/\('f}
hootJfll on the <>rir11e Co.?lt, mC'ludtnl one in Founu11n \·a1/c'1 late" "roM°Sdl). Four of th<' 5hOOlJfll\ 1nulred m d<'ath
0 11icrn SI\ the nutDbctof po/J~ sboot1Q1S 1 not h11h for ~u{·h a la~ and
populous •re'~ ·1111. quc.sttO!J 1/M-'1) anS<" a le> '"hether J ~hoot1fll is ~amnred or "'hcthu thcrt u 1 bcrru \"I) ro <k.11 ""h flec'tfll. clr 1m1ed u ~·t In an attempt to understand !Msc hoot1ngs. the Dail~ P1lt>r / Pf"M('ntm1
a 1~0-parr rtpof1 on r/lt u of dead/) (o~. TO<Uv ·~ tn(ir.t/lmenr' \aminn ho~
police arc trained in mal.1111 • pot~nt1all.~ fatal J<X·1(iwn J
9y IRtS YOt<Ot °' .. .,.,... ..........
Law enforct"mcnt offinal agree: o one l n trachea an offi r hov.
nd .,. hen lO hoot I 1\.ln. E~erytbt ouna offict~to-bc
learn 1n their month of trimm1 -
from roulmc etolanauon of the la""
to ns on difY't!f'P.nt cultures -
~~ ..
pro\ 1dt's them v.Hh infi rmau n that
mu t bt used v.htn th~ att fattd ~1th a jtuauon 1n ~h1ch aun ~
drav.n, according to traanma tall' at
Golden W t ColJqf' ( noimal Ju
tict T rain101 Cenltf
"l"cf)th1na 1 intcrwov~n." ~1d
Ward m11h , a Ptattnua poh~offt«r
and 1»n·tum 1t1\lnK\ rat tht center.
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Flm of two pllt'b .
TM lessons on deadly foiu and \M
mtchaniaof a sun ··uc ia~ith offiett
safct)' courses. tactics and urv1val
tcchniq\atl." he saJd .
"We don't tach our pcop t0 kill
pcOl>k, WC lt8Ch them to aa vc b VCS."
Said'LL Bob Mosat_y.a mcmbtroflhc
Foun_t.110 Valiey Poh~ Ocoarune11t
and U\11NC\Of at the Go\dco West
~let.
Moslty, an I I-year pobcc vcttran.
id be Ml never Md to fire i sun dYf1111 U ... Y,_,.. ia law co~
Metil. c~ ~ ICl"'t'icc an pna-ridde:n Loe~ and u a WAT com......_. .
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,.
ORNELAS
"-"' Mitchell. an ac idtnt rttonstru •
lion e1'ptrt for the defenSt. 1d
TYHdl). lhal it was "abtolutcly impo_s 1bte" for Ornelas to have
purposely swel""cd to~ard the 37-
ycar-old victim. Dcbbu: AM Ksllele~
who was walkjoa down a Balboa ~n1ns'-!la aUcy with two of her thrtt
children.
The children wen" not hurt, but
Killelea was thrown more than 50 feet
and died from her injuries.
Ornelas, 19, d<X'S not deny hitting
the woman, but says it wa an
accident.
Deputy District Attorney Tom
Goethals has asked the j ury to con ict
Ornelas of second-degree murder.
arauing Ornelas knowingly created a
deadly situation by speeding and
drinking alcohol before getting into
the car.
C1ark said Mitchell u~ the wrong
fbrmula to calculate Ornelas· speed.
which the latter estimated at 32 mph
at the point of 1mp:ict. Clark said the
spCed of the turbo-charged Nissan
200SX was more like 58 mph at the
point of impact.
One of the most contro"ers1al
ASP«tS of the ca~ 1s a \ 1dcotape of
fhc accident taken b> the passenger in
the car. On the tape, which "as played
at various speeds. Killelea moved
toward the center of the alley and then
back toward a side wall aner shr
apparently realm·d the speeding ve-
hicle was no t going to stop.
Mitchell testified that Ornelas
made a corrc<:t decision by turning
right a nd heading toward a side wall.
liut Clark vehemently disagreed.
.. The first prudent thing .. "ould
be to hit the brakes. slow down.·· he
said.
Defense attorney Ralph Bcncangcy
and his expert witnesses contended
that Ornelas alread> had perceived
and begun to react to K1lkka in the
alley and could not do anything bu1
swerve to a"o1d her.
Bu t Clark said "there was nothing
COOGAN
From Al
Assistant Supenntendcnt Joe < on-
don got into the act. claiming 1n a
letter that he was Elmer Fungo and
that he looked up Coogan's record.
r-ealized that "a terrible m1\takc" had
been made and was abandoning the
campaign.
Coogan. with great gke. displa)cd
those letters in his office for a long
time. friends said.
"He was a great guy and an
outstanding educator." Kemper $a1d
"H(' was humble and led qu1ctl).
and he caused all of us to re:u:h as far
as we could." Condon said "He
commanded a del'P personal loyah>
"If "'e had success. "'e did 11
together. not at others' expense. II "'as
to draw hiuttcnhon av.•>. So M h
an unobstructed view, htt,.lly, from
the umc he enten tht' alley."
The ~oman was comply1na._ wuh
the law by ~alkina aaainsa traffic, he
addtd.
But Bcncangey later called 1 ph) t•
c1st to the \ltnd who an tum counacr·
cd c.1ark'$ anal)s1~ of the accident.
Edward Kell). a Cat Poly Pomona
phy JCS profes r, id KilleJea's
body new throuah the llf at 34-37
mph. The peed of the car, he
testified, could not have been much
fa ter than th:u.
Outside tb~ courtroom, prOS«utor
Goethals said it doesn't really_ matter
whether Ornelas was ao1 na 30. 40 or
50 mph.
"Once you reach certain peed
levels;.. the exact .speed doesn't mat-
ter." uoethals said "This is a case of
common sense \Crsus total 1r-
re5ponsibilit)."
Noting that there \\<ere no marks 1n
the street. Clark further testified that
Ornelas did not apply the brakes
before the crash. Although one Wit·
ness said he saw brake ligb t<iJU t pnor
to impact, that could have l'?ttn
caused by the dri"er" foot pa 1ng
over the brake pedal as he wa JOstled
in 1hc car during the collision.
Wednesday's heanng was Ekn-
cangey's last opportunity to allow
Ornelas to testJfy on his own behalf.
But he did not take the tand.
Bencangey said outside the
courtroom, because he has no rccol-
lcct1on of the acc1den1.
He fled the scene and was captured
~ Newport Beach Poljce Officer
Glen Fisher about 30 minute later.
His blood alcohol le\'cl "as .18
percent. nearly t" ice the legal limit of
.10 {><'.rcent after wh1rh a dnvcr is
considered drunk
I k had spent the day bodysurftng
a nd drinking malt liquor and 151 ·
proof rum with his friends at the
Wedge.
The ~ury will begin deliberating
Ornelas fate afier d osing arguments
Monday. If com 1llcd of sccond-
degree murder. he would face a prison
term of 15-)ear'i-to-life
a group ctton."
School trustee Hunt. "'ho called
Coogan "a team pla)er "ho carc.-d
dee pl) ·· said that ( ·oo~an dclibcratc-
1} didn't SC'Ck ren~nit1on for honors
"I k let the d1stnct ~fine paform.incr
speak for itself. He ne"e1 was onr lo
tr) tor awards. 1 hat"s a real lributl' to
him."
Coogan J'i sun 10,.ed by his "'1fe.
Bell): three daughter\. Mary Herbal.
who li ves in Germany. Nancy Sm 1th.
Orange County. and usan Hen·
dcrson. Florida. and eight grand-
r h1ldrcn.
Monte Mc Murra> has been sen ing
as assistant superintendent during
Coogan's illness. Ocean V1e-w, wtth
headquarters 1n Huntington Beach.
operatc'i 17 school\ and ha\ 8.40<>
pupils.
o~....,.,.,..._.,a.-~
lfountaln V•ll•y poflc• cordon off the home •t 9J21 D•l1y
A ve. w here H•rry Cl•rk w•s ahot during ~cuffle with officers.
KILLING
From A l
Pinc Circle. "I think she (Mrc;. Clark)
has lived in that house for at least 2 1
years. This is the first time I ha ve seen
anything like this happen in our
neighborhood ...
Brown said he had seen Mrs. Clark
shonl)' before the shooting at a comer
liquor store.
.. She seemed OK." he said. ··1 stood
right behind her. She wanted chanac
for a $5 bill. Then J come home and
all this happened."
f \l.llOIC'\l\IOllllCl
By n. Anodated Prnt
Hert are the winning numbe"
picked Wednesday niant for the
Caltfom1a Lottery's twice-weekly
.. Lotto 6-49 .. pme: 7. 10. IS. 22. 35.
42 and the bonus number. 28.
Pla)'ttS who correctly guessed aU
six numbers will hare a pnz.e pooJ of S6.• 1 million. said Kathy Manzer, a
state lottery spokcsVtoman.
All thote who packed five numbers
plus the bonus number -.111 divide
among them~lv~ a pmc pool o fS I. 7
million; fhe of "' will share
$877,000: four of m will share
$797.000 Thrte of s~ 1$ wonh an
automatic SS per winner.
fhc numbers wcrt ch~n b> I 0110
machine dun"l a telev1 ion bmad·
ca"t on11natin1 an · cramcnto.
The sal~ from turday niJht to
Wtdncsday' draw1n~ v.crt SlS.9
million.
OAAHOI:
Ju t ca ll 6'42 -6086 COAST
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ne tame l~ WMl"'I eerva ...., be
vied &o ruonS lt1wn &o thr editor oa any ~.
Contnbu1ori IO our l..etlirn c:iDlum11 mut1 rndudc
their name and~ number for vmf.cation.
Ten us •Mi's°" your muMt.
VOL a.NO.•
SHOOTINGS
''°"'A I
"We Jillie to h~ all our recruits
will bC that way; he uid ... We fttl
with "'optr tra1nina. the likelihood of
an offi<'t'r havina to Jhoot is grntly
reduced."
All office" arc taught to use ckadly
force only 1f either the offtttt's or
another person's life is threatent'd.
"The abs0lu1e final tactic to uve
your hfc is to use deadly fo~. •• said
Mosley.
"We try to teach them to react
instinctively to the situatio~:· iaad
Frank Patino, assistant
dean/academy director at the Gol<kn
West center ... They're taught not to
shoot unless it's a ~ife or death
situation."
Officers are thus trained to uodtt-
•Stand people, understand tactics and
evaluate s1tuat1ons, Palino said.
Instructors at the cen1er empb.all.Zc
the need tqcombinegood marbman·
ship with the ability to observe and
think, to practice wcapqnlcss defense
and to learn to effectively use a baton.
An officer coming onto the scene of
a potentially life-threatening situ-
ation, such as an armed ·suspect
hiding 1n a home, must quickly
evaluate how dan~rous the situation . , . IS.
"The officer may have to make a
decision and start motor mechanics
offinng in a spht second." the center's
outhne for a course on reasonable
force states.
"Most of the officer's problems
grow out of the use of necessary force
employed against a combative but
unarmed law violator." according to
the instructional (llaterial. :·what you
netd is a range of decision-making
tools that permit you to use exactly
that degree of control which con-
stitutes necessary force."
Young officcrs-t<>-be arc further
warned that they can be made to
answer for every shot fired or physical
force used. They are taught to never
shoot warning shots, at moving
vehicles or just because another
officer shoots..
Under the state penal code.
homicide by offi~ 1s JUStificd if an
attempt to carry out law enforcement
duties 1s snet :ovith s.uch .actual re-
sistance the kilhog 1s "neccssanl>
committed."
If the duty could be reasonabl)
performed without such killing. 1t
would not be justified. officers arc
. taught.
ihe law further Justifies fatal
shootings if "necessarily committed"
an retaking escaped or fleeing felons.
However. if the extreme force is not
seen as reasonably necessary by an
"ordinary reasonable and prudent
person," the homicide 1s not
Justifiable.
But officers arc not taugfit to shool
to wound suspects as a way to stop
them. Shooting at a suspect s arm or
leg leaves that suspect open to come at
the officer or c0Qt1n ue shoo11ng.
officers said
Trainees 1n Golden West's
academies are taught to shoot "center
mass," said Patino. "They're not
taught to wing somebody or shoot the
gun out of the band." he said. "It Just
doesn't happen."
One 24-year-old Westminster man
who JU5t completed h1& first )'Car as a
Los Angele$ Pohce officer said hat>-
ihty concerns have kept him from
shooting anyone. even during work
TEEN
from At
on the scene. They cordoned off a
three-block area around the small
residential street near Bryan and
Cul ver Dnvc.
They also evacuated about 10
homes in the 1mmed1ate v1ein1ty.
White said.
People coming home from work
were d1r'e(.'1ed to Northwood Park
wheTC an evacuation center was set
up, Muir said. They were permitted to
return home shortly after Barrow was
airlifted out.
Ncianbors said they didn't k.now
the young woman who shared the
borne wllh her parents. who were not
at home dunna the ine1dent.
Steve West. who was stayina wuh rus mother next door, said Barrow
IOunded extremely distr6sed while
talkin.a to police.
._...,.....,...~Nk*S-u
During • simulated felony car stop, Cadet 8oyd Lypk• cuffs •
suspect whlle being cover ed by h is p artner •t the Crlmln•I
Justice Tr•lnlng Center •t Golderi Wen College.
on the turbulent gang detail
"I'm going to wait until (a suspect)
fires fi~t" before shooting. he said.
But since being stationed rccentl)
in the highly turbulent Wat~ area of
.Los Angeles. thc_youni officer said he
has taken to kc-cping his gun an h1<i lap
as he cru1scc, 1n his patrol car. bc<\1usc
he never know when shot<i will he
fired at him in the crimc-nddcn.gang-
anfested area. He l>81d several gang
membeN have even boas1ed to him of
their plans to kill officers ~spne the ab~ncc of large. '101-
ent gangs like thoc,e 1n Los Ang.cl~s.
Orange Counl) pohcc face the same
type of life-threatening s1tuat1on~
every da)'. ~1d Bob Oakley. spokes-
man for the Newport Beach Pohcc
l)epartmen1. ·
A situation "here the offi cer can
stop a \USJ>CCI Mmpl) With \.erbal
commands or with ph)su.:al force 1s
ideal. but not often the ta~ Most of
the Jail\ c,11uat1on' olli<:ers face
in\Ohe a num~r of un"nO\\.n fa1:·
tor . thc mo'it rruual being "hl•thl·r
the suspct t I'> arnll•J. ·
"It ma) not be apP.ropnate to USC' a -
IO"l'r lc"el ol loru· · Oaldc' -..i1d "II
thc circumstann.''>allo"cd 1i.11 "oulll
cert:u nl) he ut.Cil ' ·
Oak le) 'c, departmcnl \\,1\ 11)\.uhed
in a tOntro .. rrnal \hoo11ng \c.·pt 4
wht•n J ~oung uflitcr m1'i.ta~t·nh ~hol
and n1t1tall> "-Oundl·d an· un.irmcd
man nrar Balooa Pier
VOSS
From Al
MO\'i ~lld th4· ~nm 1ng 11\I ot
resident!\ \\ho '>lllll'lo11 tlw n''>1ttnt1t 1<111
arc hopeful lht m.i ) or "111 Ju thl'
"honorahk tl11 ng .inti rl'\Jgn ..
··w e: arl' going to wait until the nl''t
counul n1t'c.·11n1t 10 \t"<.' "ha1 thl·
ma\urandthewunnldo ht''31ll "I
dori't ~no" \\.hat tht• m.1H>r \\-all Jo
but I horx· he will nin\1tkr tht·
con~qurnu~' anJ rc:,1i11.
"I bd1('\C lhal I\ what ht• \\-Ill do,''
he -.aid "It thl· mayor nr lhl· wun..-11
doco; not t:ikl· son1c.-artwn, "'t' "Ill
t:0n\1dcr [lt'ltJOJ, nrgan11l'll t111 .1
fl'tJll .
Vo\\ "a' un;l\,11IJhk tor tom•
mt•nt
111 .111ornt') T horn,1., W h hng
~ud he had no k nowlcd&l' of the:
demand for Vo,')· rc\lanation. nd "a'
far a I know at th1'> time h\:' hn<1 nn
plans to re 1s11 •
WhaJing had compl:>incJ t' rhcr
Responding to a 3 a.m. rcpon ol an
armed man on the beach, the officer
mistook a portable radio earned b>
26-year-old Sundagoi Bryant for a
sawed-off shotgun Police rcpons sa>
the officer fired "'hen Bryant who
was walking WJth his wile. '\pun
around af\er being ordered to
"free1e."
While Bryant and hl'I fam1I) main-
tain the officer fired without ''"'"8
Brvant a chance to 1dent1ly h1m~lf.
the police and distnct attorney's
office contend 25-ycar-old Officer
Derck Duncan reasonably and
honestly believed he was being con-
fronted b) life-threatening danaer.
Oakley s~ud 1t 1s extremely difficult
for those not actually involved in a
shooting to Judge 1f the pan1t1paung
ollicer used onncces~ry forlc, e\CJl
when there is a ~emmgl ) unJu~uficd
number of shots·fircd
"When thrrt'.'\a thn:al to an ollker
it's \Cr\ !>Uh)Clt1ve .. <>.ik.IC\ w1d
"Each ind1\ldual s11uat1on 1s 'lo
un1t1uc 1n and of mdf.11·, 1mpoi.s1bk
in Ol) up1n1on, to ~} •. , •>u \houhl
hao,.c not shot the gu) '"' t1ml"'> · ..
\\hill' rno'>l traan111& uffin·r\ ..aid
they do nut <1pn 11ic;ilh teach to tire a
cena1n number ol shut\ Oakle) \aid
h1 dcpanment ruut1ncl\ tt'achc\ to
Ii.re two 'ihOh In \U(lt~l.\IOn (.jUICkl) "
dead" loh:c 11. needed
.<\nothcr pos~1h1l1t) ofTitcr\ must
(On\1der ,., that ~uSDClh 1n\nhc.-d in
1h:i1 h1H·l1,·nt had · \U~k rl·d hl'.i \ 1h ·
trom nwd1J ul' crngl' uf the 111e1d\:'.n t
und lo\I J promot1nn 111 thl' Oran~t·
< ount) lot naal \en KC'> \gc:nl"
"'lu:rl' Vo.,, 1\ ,, rnanaicr 111 1h,·
tt•kpholll' \)\IC II)\ di\ l'ltOn\ ()I
li<.1al\ tht'h.' ""ould nnt t ummcn1
'-,) ing 11 '-'3~ a pcr'iunncl math'.'r
C ounc.·1lrnan Jun "lcal \Jld lhl
rl''1gnatlon rcqunh IM\l' not )Cl
t)Ccn d1~ u.,~d b' rnuo4 ii 1ncn1lx·~
· I Mll JI' 1ng 1ht• mailer ~onw
thought .. ll l\ \.('f) \CrlOU\," he \Sl\I
"I here arc no plane, tora meeting th.u
I know of. I thJn l h.I\ c th1.· \lighte!>t
itka ho" the: rnmmun1t' "ould
rt'\JlOnd: I \1111 t.lun'1 ~no" '1
fk•, erl) Rurncu .1 ~11-)l'.\f fl'\1tk11t .
\.alll \he h;id "no JX'N>nal .n to gnntl"
\\ ht·n 'lhe D\kcd \. O\\ to \tl'f' Ju\\ n
~he ~1d ~·Hnal ptopll' haH lallcd
her 1n \uprott of the all1on \lmc r ucway\ n1l"l'tllllf,
"I am not an cnem> oi friend I
h:H c no vendetta. th 1 1c, Ju 1 mattc1
uf. prmup31 I t'Ou ldn't 1\'llcrate th t
•
violent crimes 10mCluna wear bulkt
proof vau. Offactn cannot ~· iabeed 0( tune If I IUtp«\ IS 'WCalUll IUCh 1 Hiil, which ajvef the luspec'1 lncrnttd 1bil1ty to shoot mo.-hc
~Tbe use offortt is dictat l>y 1 c •
8''llOM of t.hc ~ mak1na the UIC of force rw:cnsary. ·<)Ilk~ said.
Th11 ~int is illu5tratcd an firearms ,,..,n1n1~m'-ilat0fl. •hich are used to tra.in officers on j.adjmmt and. ttae·
uon. filmed scen1no1 ~re PC:.OJCCtcd on a larse screen and the 1nd1v1dual in
•t,.lning.armcd with a laser gun, mu t
react appr0s>nately ·
• The cumputemcd S)Stem lat.er in~s )OU 1f you Used sound ju ent, how~ your shot ~
an ttacuon tames of the su,pccu 1n
the s.ccnano and )'Ourself.
One sec nano calls for the trainee to
~rve a"\~t warrant on t~o
fugit1 ves,oihalc and female. at a quiet
bar. As tfic "officer" advances tow.lr~
the two suspect • the male rai h1
hands 1n compliance. Tbe .. female,
however, pulls a gun fro'!' the• side
hidden from the approach1na officer
and shoots. . . The female suspccfs react.Jon lime
is less thao a second. 1llustraun1 h.ow
quickly officers mus~ couotcraCL
Jn another soenano. the trainee is
told he is esconini a prisoner into an
elevator at a courthou . The scene
appears fairl> non-threatening. with
the pnsoner handcuffed waiting
quietly for the elevator
Ho"'evcr. as the elevator door
opens. a man 1n'i1dc )uddcnl> open
fire at you.
Conversely. 1n other sccnanos
suspects 1mmed1atel> raise their
hands 1n compliance' and drop their
wcapon'i, cxiingu1shing the threat
posed tt> the·officer.
Even tra i ned officers arc
challenged b> thf s1mulatoi:;i.. since
the sccnanos -ba~d on rt'al-hfe
1nc1dcnts -can be con~tantly modi-
fied. Patino !Wild.
SmHh swd tra1mnl officerci a~
often accuwd of 1nsulhe paranoia
and fear 1n trainees throu use of the
s1mulatol' and films a ut police
c;hootings
On the conlral) trainers us.1.· these
methods to teach )Oun& officers ho"
t0 deal with the)(' threatening \llU·
at1ons. he said
"We spend a lot of time trying to
pick apart s11uat1ono; lil e this.' ')m1th
said, ancr show1n·g one eta s .t
videotape of a 1983 Fountain Valle)
incident an whJ<.h a burglary suspct·t
suffered a gunshot wounJ after strug·
gling w11h an officer.
One of Smith's students. who had
completed nrnc of tht> 18 weeks of
tnuning. asked the officer' ti reason for
having the weapon out 1n the 1n1:1-
dcnt. Another student answered b)
noung there had been a vehicle
punuu pnor to the Cdnfrontat1on and
that the 'iuseect could have grabbed a
"C<lJ>On while inside the car
Smith reminded his tuderm that
uffictr\ sh4ifuldn't enter ever) s11u-
a1Jon c11;pec1Jng a shooting to oct·ur,.
but the) mus1 lUnstantl) IJ'C thought
to ho "' the) "'Ill handle uch a
situation
"We teach them to re'ipcct human
life .. On the other hand. the} 've ~ot
to be prepared tor a confrontation
\\Ith . .dcadl) force. "It'\ not ca~··
Patino -.aid
FRIDAY: lalttrvittw wllb an offlttr
lnol.-td JJJ • sltootlat.
nothing "'a\ being done • 'iht' ""ud
· \t ka\l I could \J) wmethine to gu
on the puhlu. rcrnrd ·
Burnell 1s concerned that Vo<;UUI'>
t.irnl\hl·d the lit)·, reputation.
. f hi\ I\ C\lrt.'md) detrimental to
1hc cit) ... \he ~1d ··w e·"c hnd a
mar,elou\ reput~t 1on un1il thl\
W htll IS pa thetJ(. I\ I he a<h Cf'\C
f"ubhl1t > "\tnught from 1he top ·
Mo \ 100 1\ run~mcd about the
·-\llgma ..
I don't think the tll\ "111 sufkr
tinannall) Mo\\ !!.aid . ,;It'' JU l the
-.11grnJ that the prople of Fountain
Ville" 14111 cam 1f "e don·1 du
•.omeihins It 1s a~ thouah 11 1s Ok. ·
Moss \:ud he \)mN>thi11:\ 1i1.11h the
council member\
.. The\ 11re )Jl a t1ckh,h ~1 tuat ion:·
he s:iiJ'. ··w" all "'"h th" hadn't
happened, 1r reall) put\ the C it)
C ount:il on the \put. f·rtd ha done a
lot of aood lor the c1&\. Unfortu~tc· ty. tru t 1 what v.c earn ever\ da) and
1hat dors not atcumulatc:· "There was a lot of scteaming."
West said. Police stood at the aat.e • .--------------'7-------------------------------
which led into a small courtyard by
the front door, and tried to c~lm be:r
down. he said.
I "A cop tned to tell her the worst
situation that could happen was that
she'd shoot herself." West said.
He said be only recalled sayina>
hello to Barrow once on the strttt and
didn't know her
Another neia.hbor said that was
typical in the quiet. middJe<lass
nei&hborhood.
"Thetc housct tum over so quickJy
you don•t have a chance to know your
nci&hbors." he said. Duutly ac:ro.s
I.be sttttt. at least two hoUICS had
"For Sale'. sips out front.
"I fttl sorry for the Jirl and her
f1miJy, but I raUy don't know who
they are," be sa•d.
"Ifs kiOd of .ed you ne~cr ttt 1
chance '°know each other.••
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H l ! . I . I-. I I '\ H 0 \ H U
Lung Association
holds children's fair
A fair for children with luna thscasc and their
fam1hes will be held from IOa m to 2 pm turda" ~t the South Co:l\l Commun1t) Church. S 120 Boni ca
Can)on, Irvine •
The f~c C\COI, which is s~nsored by the
Amencan Lung Assocu111on. will feature mfor-
matton abou1 asthma, bronchitis. croup,
bronchopulmonar) dysplas1a C) tic fibro 1 , HI·
bcrculos1s and other childhood lung di'iCa~'· Ltct~rcs by medical profc~sionals. game~ and
movies, information booth . cl{h1b1ts and di pla~
will also be offered.
(all 835-5864 for add1t1onal information.
Polyn~slan l~ctur~ off~r~d
The history of Pof\ ne 1ans "'ill be J1scu'iscd
from 7•'\U to 9:30 p '\!· nda)' in Orange < oa'it
Colleie s 1entc Lcuun: Hall IOL ·
The SS le<:ture "-111 hi.: taught b\ Robin l.)ons, a
pror""'H at Lec-.ard < ommun11) ( olkge 1n Pt.>arl
( 11) t la'-'all He 1~ .t \ 1s111ng 1nstruc ior this 'ipnng at
()( ("
Rcgi~tr.rnon can~ made m ()( c-., C ommun1-
I) ~r\ ice Offict''. open from 9 a.m to 7 pm ~fonda>
through Fnday and 8 a.m. to noon . aturda)
H elp for day camp s~lection
Rcpresent;lh \.C\ from 30 'IUmmcr camp-, \\Ill be:
at Harhor Day \<:hoof 10 ( orona dcl Mar from 11
a.m. lo 3 p.m SJturd.1) to help parenh \elect a d•t)'
tamp for their children
\1alf and manJgcml'nt lrom mount;.11 n rt."\ldl'nt
camp\ da~ l Jmp .. , lJmp\ lor hJndrt appcd children
and olhl·r lamp\ \\Ill he J \arlahk at '"(amp Fair S9 ..
r he l'\ COi I\ l'O·\(lOn\orcd a\ a lrl'e publtc
\Ct\ ll4' h' thf \ment~n C .1mp1ng \\'WCJ.itron and
\\ l'\tcrn A<,.,.K1at1on of lrl<kpcndcnt C •tnlp!>..
f or lurthl"f mlurmatlon. rail thl M.huol .11
M 0-1 ..t I 0
Tour Laguna tide pools
\ lour 111 thl· 11dc pool Jrea' at Llgun..1 Bl:ad1
"'111 he." nl'ld from Ii a m to 11: 10 .i m ~aturd;.n tu
educate tx-arh-~o, r' ahout thl' areu·., marine: hh:
\tudrnh lrurn \addkhalk ( ollcgc .ind l>anJ
Hrll'i High 'xhuol alun, \\tth l l'l' \\'aran d1r,·llor 111
thl' rolk,l''' l'O' 1wnml·n1,1I .. 1ud1e' prnyram \\ rll
lead the tour
f ho\C IOll'rl'\ll'd \hould Oll.'l'I JI \1 1\~1 (ka..:h
ltKJted hcl14l'l'n \outh 1 .rguna and Duhl'l1~ lkach
l\1orl' 1nlormat1un ma' ht· oh1.11nl·d h~ l.1llrnt1
)1<2-462.J •tr \Xl-.J'\ l 1
Workshop deals with arthritis
\tr Jll'gtl'' II' .1lll'' 1.11e thl: pa rn 111 J rthnt I')'' 111 ht·
olk1n.I JI 1.1 .1.rn \.iwrda' .11 the \0111hc111.
( Jhlorn1.1 \rth1111' ( llHl'f "l.J 10' PJ'l'O d, \ .1kn·
ua I ..1gun.1 11111'
Ph\\ll ran and l""'ultant \1.111 i< "4.hrnl.: "Ill
kaJ lhl tree "'ori...,hop "Ill h ., JI" 'lhl·Jukd ,11
7 '') p m \lard1 2•1 at \.1ddkhJl i.. I f1l,p11. I
< onll'rl·nll' 1{00111 I\, ~.J .i '>I I k Jhh < l'llll·r Dn' e.
I .1gun11 I hlf,
\l1Hl" 111lmrn.111011 111,1\ ~· 11ht.111w.t In lallmg
"''' \.1 •1-.'
Parry to benefit Laguna club
\ "'llll JnJ l hn \l' ta,ting to tx"nl 111 lhl' l afuna
< luh tur l\.1d' v.111 Ix· hl'IJ lr11111 -l 10 ~ p n \.11 ml.I)
at thl' l .tttuna B.1nl.. -lOI C 1knnc\1 \t I 11wn.1
&ath.
fhl' hcndi 1 '' 'P''"'orl·d l'I\ lfr\.'I I 11 " ir "rll 1ndudl' "'°l'' lrom lkrnng,•r. f'ranlr'<.111 \\.r 1,1111
Hill and C h.1tl'.1u '• .. 1uq·r;.1 rgn ,I\ "di ·" ,1 '.11 " I\ 111
dlCl'~''· lru11\ .ind dn'l'rt\ T ll l..l'I\ .11~~'I111,1\ bl' purl h,1,nl .11thl'1 luh ur .11
1h1· Joor
f ur 1tdl111111nal 1nlnrm.11111n lUll 4•1 \ ~,, \11
Tryouts. for Laguna lifeguards
T ~nut\ lur 1.JillllJ Bc.1d111101..rl hlc:g11.111h 14111
Ill.' h,·IJ at 11 a 111 \unJa~ .11 l 1tq~u.1rJ I kadquartcr'
at thl' main tx·a1 h 111 L.1gun.1
\pJlhl:\lll\ 1lH1\t hi,• I Ii \l'.lr\ old a\ o l June 15.
ha\(' n.:,1ght <nm·, tahll' tu 20 .!O and be 1n
c~C'tlknt hc:tlth
( nrl\JX'lltor' v.111 I~ rn1urrcd to '"'1m I C10(1
, 1r11'1 tn 20 mmutl'' w k ''· rnn _oo '.111h '" 1m .:'.ti\> \3rd~ anJ run 20(1' r~h 1h1·n rnn a ltnal 20U ,,1rJ,
lntcn IC:'-'' v.11l lol1(1.,_,
\pphcat1111\\ arc,' ,11l.1hk at tlw < 11' ol I aflun.1
lk.alh P11\01rnl"I J)'pJrtmrnt or l tl(•uard lkad·
qu11r\cr' I M~un H••a h
<'all 4'1 ~·'1"7 2 tx·t"1'\"ll 4 a n1 .rml 'pm tor
lurlhc.'r int11rmnt11'n
(' .\l .. E" DAR
'flwr ... t/n.t . llnrcl1 <)
• 7 "> p m lrvln~ Planning ommlulon,
rnunttl ch.unht•r,, 17:!(}0 Jambor\:c ltoad.
a6 • 7 JO ,, m Nf'wpor1 Burh Plannln~ Com·
mlulon. count·11 chamflcr,. Hoo Nc"rort Dhd.
I ·1·itl1H . llart·l1 I 0
o mtc11n ~ hrdukt.I
POl.l('J: l ,Of;
Irvin~
n U·Jlrlfncnd I U J)«lCd of
breakin1 into 1 hon1c on Ca Jc
throuih a nd• tO!) "'10duw and
·'
Ot .. Cout DAILY PILOTJThuraday, Marci\ t , 1911 AS
Special bags used to shoplift clothes
9y lltfS YOKOf
OflNOtil)f .........
Two people v.t<c arTested Tu~a> for
alleged)) usin1 i.ptt1a1ly altered hoppina
bag to teal clotp1oa from a fa h1on
hland store.
l\lbcl Mal ve ("nu. 33. of Santa Ana
and Luis Flore~ Pagan, 31, of • anta
Monica ~ere arrested on burglary charg()
after a ew1;><>n &>ach Pohcc officer found
)tOlen clothing an ide :i shoppini bag lined
watt> duct t;pc and aJuminum foil in their
car.
Crui 1 being held at Orange ( ounty Wom~n')Jn1l tn heuofS IO,OOOha1l Paaan
is bcll\I held at Ne"'port &-ach t it) jail the rear bumper.
with the me bail amount. P pn. the drher, could not produte a
I he lining of tape and foil allow~ dnvcr' licen~ nor idcntific:at1on and told
merchandtw wuh cunt~ tas) to be ta~en the otliccr the car belonged to a lnend of
out of a tenni\·~car More without being Crur. Paa.an then ll"t urundcman per·
detected by tilt ~hop's clt."Ctric y.tem. mi ion to<:bcck ult l.'Ollt an the front \Cat l be t"o ~ere charged with the harsher and the l\.'St ot the vehicle for a P<>~s1ble
felony burglary charttc-.. rathrr th<tn shop.-1dcntificat1on. atcord1ng ~o the police
lifhng.. bccau~ their u of the baa showed report
intent, police poke man Bob Oa~lcy \31d Cirundenusn found a lnrge Robtn\(rn' s
Whtie on routine patrol 1n the Nc"-purl depanment ~tore shopprna baa on the
(enter area around 3 p.m • Officer Tim floor. rhe ha& was lightly open and
Grundeman lOp(>Cd a I 982 Cbevrolct Grundeman could see It was hncd '-"Ith
C1tatton because It wa m1ss1n.a a front metal he-looking. gray duct tape
license plate and the rear plate wu located Knowing uch bags arc u~ a~ ··00o\lrr
tn the back window instead of all <:hed t~ b.a • bv shoollfters. Grundeman 1n
Huntington mayor
to run for state .
insurance chief
By ROBERT BARKER
Of l1't OMly 'llot lil.tff
/
Huntmgton fkach M:1yor W.:\ Uan
n"tcr \aid \\-c:dnt•'ldav that he'll '>l'l k
ckt ltun to the-po\1t1on -of \late tn\uram l'
rnmm1\'i1one1 l'xp.:<:llng lo lhallcngc the
hkc., ol \)l.l'nlhhman r om I laydl·n ''"'l' ~ens \Ian Robbw. and W1l11am
C amphdl an.J othl.'r-. for lhl" JOb
··1t'r, tt one 1n .1 m1llton cham.c but. b\
~oll~. 11·, '-'<>nh the dlort •· Bannhll'r 'krn1
•• f hl' Other\ arc 1.1'-")l'f'S l'On\umc.>~ a<.J.
\O<atc\ and ~nator'> I dun'1 thrnl th,11
thn "111 ~ol 'c the pr<ihlcm\ "
. (he major probkm that's rnmpountlintc
mtttter'i for thl' trouhk-plagued auto
1n'>uranle indu'itr) Kann1\tl"r tlche'-l"S • ., a
lack ot communilallon The rnst nJ
10-..ur:uu:.t;.,l)J'i nut kepi up "'11h 1ntla111111
,ind lh!ll polll1 h;l\n 1 tx·,·n \Ommunll.lll'J
to lhl' puhlrt H;rnni,'fo r \Jld ~k m.11n1.1111'
that rn,uranll' I\ Olll" 111 tod.1' ·, lll''t htJ\ ~
Jn<l th\.· .w1111n.,uranll· 111Ju,1n ".1, tu.ill-.
lo\lng monn on prl•m1um,,
Ba nn"ll'r rrt·\1d1·n1 o l Hannl\tl·r &
\\c.oc1.1k\ lrll Jnd rn 1n\11r.1nll' hu'rnl'"
for 25 \l'iH\ \Jill auto ln\Ur.1nn cnm·
parrn' 1ral1111011alh p.n nut 11111t l in damh
lh<tn thl·) rn l'I\ l' Ill r>rl'ITIIUlll\
I hl' u1mp,11t1l'' rn.1l,· thl'tr munn
lhr11u1th rnh'\lllll'nh h1· 'ard \nd \\ ht•n
rn'iurancl' rail'' and lhl' lt1lllJl.1A1l'' aw
drnng "-di 1111 thl'll lll\t'\lllll'lll\ rHl'tnlUlll
pohl'll'' U\u,111) .111• \l<ihk But "''"'" 1,lk'' llll' lo" lhl· Ul\I 111 1n\ur.1n11· 1.111·\ l.111
llu IUatc:, lolll\IOS llUll 1 ll'< horn \II\
111mcr' hl' 'arJ
lbnn1 .. 1t·r \\nu Id \\Ill~ le'"•"'" ~l llllW
the )late l krartrnl'Ot ol l11c,uran1.c to ~t
minimum rate' 111 ,1.1b1h1t• prl.'m1um'i.
'What hapl)i.'n'> nu"' wht.·n wmpan1~
ha\C good rl."turnc. un 11nt.•\tmcn1,
premium\ go do" n h111 g.11 up when the)
ha'e bad return'> 1 he m1n1mum rate
·would 'itahh1e prt.·nuum... ht• "<ltd fhe
rain "oul<l be: lo"'l'rl'd 111 H·ar' that
1n'-l''>tnH:nt return' .m· h11tht.•\t lur the
tl1mp.tn1<'' hc ... 1111 ~
Bannl\ll'r, 52. \Jtd hl' "'"rrrc:'> that
Pr•>po\1t1on IO l, "hrdr h.1, n1;rndatl-<l a
roll hack ol a I ka.\I 20 [)''fl l'lll 111 N<n em her
1•1x7 rail~. \\111 lorlc in\ur.1r1ll'l11 D1pan1r
10 k.1H' thl' \late .
Bclott'.' Propo\rlrun 10 \ h1\ l'ump.ln\
'-'fllil'JOOUI 25 to lOJUlll(ll\Cragl' pultul'')
ut mon1h for m.1Jur lOmp.trlll'\ N'"'· hl·\
hmtlt'd to Y.rlllntt lhrt.'l• polllll'\ 1 month.
hl '>.llJ
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111 ( ,1l lor111,1 lhl' \l,lll \I.Ill h.I\(' ltt l<tl..l'
O\rf thl· 111,ur.inn• hu,rnt"" .1ml h1•
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I hl' ''·"l' '~on 1 hJ \ l' thl· d llul'nl' 111 1 It, m,11l..e11n~ '~'ll'lll 111 thl· hri l11mp:in10 rn
tht• IO\e\lllll'OI lnllHTII'
· II th1· \tall' takt'\ <>Hr prcnllum\ "111
go up"' ka'I "" fli.'rtcnt · ht \3td Ua11n1c,1n l·ntn1ng h" third \ear •11rthl·
( 11\ C ounul ,,11d hl· h,.., nu trlll'Olron 111
running ror rt•-t•lc·l li<•n "'hen "" ll·rm
1 l'\f)lre\ lk pl.u1,on dn:otrnti nwre llllll" 111
h1' lompan\ -hl· \pt•nd' aht1u1 -'11 hour\ a
\\\'l'i.. on h" <II\ Jeth .inJ puh.1p' doing .1
huk '-'or!.: 1111 thl' l<l·puhhl·a n pan'
lhrl lw ""ll hl kl'I' '1111ngl\ ,·nuuf!h
.11>0111 tr. 111~ lo II\ lhl' 111\Ur.tnll. rndtl\tr')
\
Mayor Wes Bannister
ptnhll 111' 111 ll'a•t' h1' hu\llll">' Jncl m•Hl'
Ill '°I.Ill Jlllt'll to hl' ~ml
ij,rnnt'lll'r ,,11d hl· r,i•t the· 1,k,1 1\htk
rl•adinj? thH1ugh .111 ln,lHJOlt' Jou111.1I 111
h I 'I oll tll' \I'\ rr .1 I v. <trk' Jl'.o
··I hl· ar11cl1• ..aid tht· Job "•l' u1x n h111
that .1mone who'' a l{l·r uhl!lan •II an
111\Ut.IOlt' hu,1nt·.,.,111an nc,•t•J1i'1 apph I
tig ua·d that "a" '1111..c.• onl' ,111d '111 l l' f\\11
,111d 1h.11 l n11gh1 '" v.t•ll ~11 1111 .. 111kt'1hr1·, "
f hl' l·.ur Poh111.1l l'r.11°1111•, c nm
1111\\11111 lt'J:kffll'<l \\.1Jnl'\d,t', th.ti U,Jll
tll\ll'I hJ' \C\l'r,ll rl\ah ""ho .1l1r.11h h,n,·
likd notr~c., nf 1nt('lll10 11' 111 run 1111
111\111,lllll' <;Oll\lllt\\trll'I J he\ .lh' l.h l
( r11nJ n. T eh.tdla p1 . \,c\\ l'll I a\l..l'' I u
l\k,.t l 111\IJ\ \k111 n1.1 \.1n J o-.t• t 1.111l
I hum," lta\\\iH\I .rnd H.inn1,1cr ·
~o I.tr thr l'~pc'Ctnl h1g PHI' -11.t\lkn
.tnd thl' \I.Ill' \COator\ -hJ\l' \l'I Ill file
I hl' dn twn I' ....:hc<lukd nr,1 H'Oll
&>«ted the baa more closely and found n
was lined ~•th "eral layers of tape and
alunHnum foil In 1de the baa were lwo
tcnni lei ure warm-up ult' allcderdJy
with hangeri.. ~cunty wam1nsckvicttand
price ll&,.\ from the Fort) Love Ten1u
Shoppe s111l att chcd. ·
Store cmplO)CM were called and re-
coan1Led C ru1 a~ havina been in the sto~
aoout half an hour "6J'hcr he bouaht
nothinj. the> told the oflicer.
Dunn& a sub<;cqucnt 'learch Of 1he
veh1C'lt:, the officer found three mOtt
po 1bly tolrn women's suits -with
scc:unt) dc"1cc attachcd-10 thetrunL It
wa' undear where the suits came from.
Charges. still
pending in
caseabou f
injured boy
By ROBERT BARKER
Of IN Dally l'tlol St•tf
I hc Orangt' ( OUOI)' dtstnct a1torney"s
oOice late Wt'dne~ay deehncd to file
charges a~a1n 1 an 18·)~ar-old man who
1n111all\ ~a' arr\''itcd on susp1c1on of
alll"m{llcd murdrr for alkgcdl} cau mg
<,enou~ m1une 10 a Q-)car-old on a bicycle
tr.ul It\ Hun11n1uon Beach
T nn 1'i \ Mal"'ihall was lated to be
released Imm ut\ Jail later Wcdne-sday
alter f>t-pul\ Dl\trtl 1 Attornt') Jan Nolen
fa1kd 10 1\\uc J lomplarnt
"lolan ...aid htl"""'er that the case 1s still
pending and that \h<' is awa111ng medical
documt'nt' and for more information. ··r11 prohahh mnk<' a d~1 ion in the
1w'1 "l"t'I.. or,.., ·she ~1d
I hl.' \ouog h<1\ cnmplarnl.'J of p:un after
hl' "a,·thro~n ltl the pa'emcnt al thr city
hc:.l'11 a1 a \urfing c-'ent on unday.
ttut he· \H'nl lo 'it'hool thc-nc,,t da) where
he l Untpla1ned ol inJunc'i nnd wa<1 taken lo
Paulila ( ommun11-, Ho .. p11al Doctot
rurnm l'd h" \pken <1fkr d1s<:ovcnng he
had 1111l·1 n,11 hln•dtntt
Polin• at f11'\t t>chr"ed Marshall. who
h\C~ in lluntmgton Beach. "body·
,1,.mmrJ" 1hc \outh and then poun~ on
tup ol h1' ')tnm"ach
Hut pohlc latl'r 11d the \oung boy and
1\1.ir,hall might ha\ l' h\~n 1n"ohcd 1n
hnN.' pla'\ ·· .md that the tnl 1dcn1 ~as not
3n intentional et)on 10 t;, U~ inJUf)' r he h\l\ \\,l\ t\•poncd 10 )lahle cond1tton
Nancy Sununu advocates volunt~rism
By BOB VAN EYKEN
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( OUOI\ ( ,(lp .1 lull\\ ~l.ll'.Hl It Ill 1llw:·
hou<l .tnd '11l11ntJrl\m JI .1 hn·.1~1.1 ,t
rn l.'pt111n 1n lwr h11no1 \\ l'dnl•,d,I\ .11 th,
\\ l·,11n \11u1h c 11,1\I Pl.11.1 lf111l'I
I l .m't 'l'll:.1l ll L.1· John \urwnu \h1•
-,.nd, rdl'rrtng 111 thl' rl'POrll"df\ hrghhnm
rhl·torK3l ''' k ol hl'r hu\hand I h, ltirrn1 1
.gnH·nwr nl "'l''' 1f.1mn,hirl"
Nt•vrrthl Ir\\, lht• torml'f < 1ran1k \11i.·
lir<it l!ld\ dl.'h\t't\"d .1 \H'll rlluc,tratl'tl all 111
,\oluntn·r, lor hoth the Kql11hlil•'" p.HI\
;,and tnr 1.: h;.irnablc l .Ill\('
"I'd 111..l.' Ill tdl \t1U J \ll•f'\ <1b<111l Ill\
mother \hl· Ir\ ' n < ·•Pl'< l~l an1l 'hr'' !<O
H'ar' old "'"' \ununu \hl cld1,t•r., ~k:ih nn \\ hl'l '11114h;it \hl·, .111, lhl' 'old
1~:opk \he gol.'' 111 I lnrrJa tor 3 lrllk
"'h1k in th1· "'1n1cr hut \hl· ll'Jlh dlx.''n'1
111..l· lu h<'l'.IU'>t· 'hl' -.;11.' tht'rl' a fl' l<kl man'
1IJ JX'opll' 1h1•n· "ho don't do 1•nough I
gu '' \\l' l·ould .1111.11..l• a 11·""'' lro111 h,., ·
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f>olillt ,If tnJ ~ h.trll,lhll d1tlll.\ 11! ol I hll 1
l'\l"CUll\ ~ '\J"\lll~ I nk~' lrugal \I.Ill'\ 111'1 l.1clrl'' .11 1• ollll'll
g1' l'n nllill· \PJH and,., l·n ,1,1ll nll'lllh<.'f\
111,l\\l\I thl'r'll r hill., not thl' \.1'4.' 1n "<'"
I lamp,htrl.' v. htl h. '1th ''' l.tl I.. 111 a \Jk'
la\ ll \l.lll' tnlnnH' ll\\ ('mhc'K.hl'' tr.1
d1t1ondl ...,l'\' E ll>!lilnJ tl'4..il '""~1,.111\m
"In 'n' U.imn,hm'. thnl' arl.'n·1 ,1
14huk lol ol t'\llJ" lur thl· ttU'\'lnur: 'he
"'"" T hl'rl· "'l'fl•n't l'' l'n .in' C"\lr.1 hr1lr1M1m'
.11 I hC" g11' l' I nor\ rl'"J,· n1 l' •
"It h.I\ ~1 : t":droo rn' ''' nl·<·tlln' tu \J\
uur l.1mtl ) J1Jn'1hi11111.' \hl· """ "\.\r
cndrd up h' mg 1n 11111 o\\n honw and
1h.11 '\\ hl'll" I d1J OlO\I ol Ill\ ollllt' 1\0fl.. •. ,
\ununu '' nn"' a p.11d \t,111 1111·rnh<'t ol
It, ''"~ 1at111n 111 Rl'pul"lhl .1n l 111\ i-rnor'
v. h 1, h '"l' \Jrd tak.n tll'r .11ou11d till"
\ tlUOlf\ 11n pohllloll 1111\\lllf\\
lkt 1l'ntral mt'\'kl@l', \hC' -..i11t '" that
, nlunll'l'f\ and JX'f'4.1nal l 1•rllal I an• "'h 11
m:.ih· llw d1lkrrmt:
'I 1hrr1l; the Ja,, 111 ntl'\hta c.1mp.11ttnmg
arl' ,1" indhng.'" ,ht· .._,.c1 < and1Jatl·' morr
.rnd morr .u\' g01ng to tx· c undue ting gr:i~'
root' amrargn .. llc'\·au-.c thl' mrJ101 h \C' ~·1 11111c \O nrx·n'l'<' It'\ a "n tor
l.lrhllll,1trc. to h3'.:' In 'l'l'lld ... hat the' 110
hn 1 11tro and trlt'\ 1-.mn ••
\·.in namrk. o;hc cited (IC'o~ Bu h's
p1,01al comeb.!d 1n the Ne"' Hampshire
rnmar. afkr hi\ dtoft'at 1n tht' Iowa
cJIJl U\C\ "'h1,·h \hr attnhutt•d to 1ntcn 1ve
Pl'clplc-10-pc.-oplc rnntact
"\\e h.1d him 1n t'\Cr) shopping mall. in
l''-t:'~ b.ir t'\t'r)"'hcrr "ht•re ht• could
mcrt l'lC'<"rk .. 'lhc SJ•d
\ununu-.. \fli.'l'h was followed by a
numh..·r ol bnd tnhutl~ and gJtls. which
inllutkd a houlluet of rose'i from the
<>rungd ount\ Rl·puhhc.an pan) and a 11ft
ul a rl·d 11e for her huc.Nind '-'ho sht' said
nnl) v.rarc. red lrt\
\he "a' al\o F-'' en a proclamauon of .ipp~ 1J11on from 1hr ( ·osta Mesa Cit)
( uunlll
··If )OU take th1 proclama11on to uth
< oa\t Plua. ~ou l--.in t>rck out an~ item )'OU
ltl e thrn 11 ~ou \ho~ them the procbma-
11011 and pa' th<' lull pnce of the item.
th('\ 'II tx-glad to g1H1110 )Ou.'' said Costa
Mc\3 \hnor Peter Buffa
QC <;Ouple wins temporary guardianship of ill baby
City N~ws S~rvlc~
T hl· to\11'1 muthl r 111 " 1 •1 month·old
b.1h' \I.1 th l><>"-n'' "ndmmc .... ud \\ l'dm·,.
da) th 11 .1 1mhl 1.11 grant ul tcmporar~
IUJrU130 .. h1p IO hl'r fam11\ ha\ r~·mo\ l'J
her con'1ant ll'.U ot '>Udt.knl" losan1 thl'
toddlrr. "-"h' Wilham,. and hl'rhu.,honi.l, Jo hn
ha\ c txen li&htrng IMCjAht month\ 10 kr.:-p < luldrrn'\ llomr ~1ct). a pn .. 31l' adop-
11on Dlt'nC), trom talons thl' b.ih\ and
pla 1nJl him ~Ith 1no1h<'r f3m1I}
"\.\\• ''t."rl' h\ 1n1L on I"'"' and nl'l'llll'
T hl'\ \\Ollldn'I ll•ll u' "'lwn thl .. "'rrl' g111n11
tu p1d .. him up t\,llh\ \\ 1ll1,11n' ,,ml
"Y\>u kind ol h,t.. 111 na' d,\\ '\ 1111 lan't
\kt•p. bt'GlU'>I.' '""'' tlon ·1 ~nu\' "'ht·n
the' r\' ~orna 111 ,'11n11·
'-htn1,·1p3I c nun Jud l \1H h.1d
tkl'C'her'~ Jr<:1\10n mak.101 thl' V.1llr.ttn'><'' ttmJlOrar~ gu.lfdr.tn' 111 thl' l h11d .11,0
ra~J the lOUpl<'' l t•Ol1'rn' al'l<mt la"1r1·,
he." a Ith.
The hab\ W3\ rel cntl) ho'i~11,tl11,·d 1111
heart and lung pn•hkm' 11nd d<)\;lt1f\ 10IJ
l)1n on tht.• nuor • • •
1h,· C 1a1 dl·n C 1ro\ l' \ 11uph: thl· \lr1" 111 .1
rl"lnC'a\11 in could ~ 1111 1rn \\ 1l11.1m' '· rel
l h1ldrl·n '> I l11rn1 \, .. 1rt' !lth•llll''
"'.1 " h.tl'I lo..tnnl· "11d .1gl'Ol' otli11al\ \\t1uld
n111 f\'lt\OH J,1,nn II ht' hl·.1lth \\('rt'
lhrlall'tll'd, hul thn do nnt ICl"I th,•
\\.1lh.1llll,('' ,tr\' th,· hl'\I parrot' lnr Ja .. un
lluc 111 l'il'I m.1ntal probkm'
fh<· ,, "'n'' ha' \C.'k'l teJ .in111 her Orang,·
< ount\ Tam1h th111 .alrc~J, h.\\ 1~<' \f'l'ual
nt"fd\l h1ldrcn to adopt Ja\<in J...anm· u1d
I he \\'1111 m\' \trugk to .adopl Ja\tm .
ha' ll(o,·n hindered bc<'au~ of I I con·
,>dl·rat111n' R' l.1"' the pr!\ ate adoption
illlt''"' 11a' tht· ntiht 10 plaCt' a child
.1n\1\h,•rt• 11 "a"'' .ind thr courts cannot
'll'P in. '11d < hrl\11,rn 'van Deu'iCri. the
tllllJllc'' ,11t11rnl'\'
l h1· l \ \11pri.·me < oun la\I wt't'k
rclu\lxl lhl' \\ ilham,· rcque-;t for an
adnptmn htunng \an L>cusen satd tM
cuupk re. lOntanuan 1n its dTons to ~r'luadl' a JUJ~ to fort'f th<' coun to
rnn,1Jrr thl'.' adoption mancr. Van Dtusen
\lllJ.
barked up to th· \Mp·\ rear door and t~o ma.le u s>«is. one about 4.S to .SO
)C n olJ. b;alJ1ng 1tnd v.;1lh gla ">\: • ,\ JUOOllO '-'hO '-'Oft' I t'tltl('
handana on h1\ late hl'IJ up cm
plo)Ct\ al L11tlc f' c\ar°\ l'<'\tD111 nt
and tkd v.11h ian unt.no\\n amount 111
tht-1 t!{1()() hlor~ lll l'onJ<'ro..a \ \ cnuc
\'ilth I UC'i(l:t) morning th alarm "•I'
ad1 ·. ;ueJ , prompting thl~ th1('\\"\ to
llr<· !hr "4l'Ol' <'mPI\ h~r J<'d
arw.trd on u\p1oon ol ti') 1na to Ital
a µ1 mrn1 and a food ptOl' r
v.1th a 101. I 'alul.' ol S4-\to~rc n ukan1 thc dre' \ .....
.\ 4 -H· r-t.ild Ne\!, pon Sc:ach man
wu arrt\tc.-d at 9th 11\."'Ct and ~ hort l>n' r on undl) night for
nd1ng a btl )dt' v. ht1e 1ntO\ll'ateJ.
mont') • • • ~\1dcnt 1n the ~400 hl0< t. 111
1Ar')J')Ofl 1J thlC\C\ \Ink 7 'K IO
J<"clr) trom h ·r hou<,c in r,"('("nt
v.cck'
• • • \ \~.4(10101.11 bo\ "a' 1:.L.en lrum 11
unhJ<:k.rJ I ~80 f ord tru, i.. part.cd '" 1>1\er\llil·sf ~1ct.1l'-'111i.., t·nrh T 111•,.
d.l\ morning.
f'o~la Me a
• • •
Pott•d plants. p;untin bar toll
and otht'r item' w11h a tout value ot
S2.1 b2 "('tt -.tolcn from a ron·
dom1n1um complr\ cluhhou~ 1n l
oOO hied. of &kt'r , trttt bctv. n
11.~0 1onda' and 7•10 am. T
dn
•
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Of'~ Cout DAILY PILOT/ Thu,.sey, Merctt 9, 1N9 '1111£
Dole propo es trial run for T9wer
WASHINGTON {AP) -A ma· ionty of Senators lined' up aaainst
John Towt~s nomination as deftntc
secretary Wednesda~. · but Re-
publican leader Bob Do~ tned to
stave off defeat by propo fog an
extraordinary ix-month trial con-
finnation.
Dole said the tnal period would let
senators judge whether Tower lived
up to h1s no-drinkin& pledge. Senate
Democratic under George Mitchell
exprcsscd·""immediatc serious con-
cerns'' over the proposal. but prom-
ised. to cons1der at overnight.
Dole made his dramatic bid to
salvqc the nomination at the end of
the fifth day of a draining Senate
debate, and it followed the dcci5ion
by four m~ Democrat to vote
apinst To~. giv1na opponent of
Tower a mauonty.
Dole con~ed 1t would "take a
miracle to wan confirmation."
Under Dole's proposal, Tower
would be oonfirmed, but would
submit a letter of rcsignatton to
Pre~ident Bu h dated Oct. I. 1989. If
Tower's -performance were satisfac-
tory1 there .. probably" would be no neeo to reconfirm him, Dole said.
Otherwise, "he probably wouldn't be
the nomtnee."
Dole said he offered has proposal
atlerdiscussmgat with Tower. hcame
as the Senate neared a elimu an it
bitter truUJc: over the: nomination. ina or lcanina in fa\Or ot the Llo~d Bc:ntscn ofTcxas became the nom1nat1on . third Democrat to endorse Tower's Democrats hold a SS~5 edge.
confirmation. but has speech WH Dole made has extraordinary
bracketed b} declarations of opposi-proposal to deal with Senate t'onccms
uon from Claiborne Pell of Rhode over Tower's history of dnnkina,. "I
Island, Bc:nnctt Johnston of Louisi-think we ouaht to a•vc ham a second ana, Joseph Lieberman of Connccti-chance that many of us have had,"
cut and Charles Robb of Virginia -said Dole, who was str1ously
Democrats who bad been lobbied wounded dunna World War JI but
hard by the Bush administration as has men to a position of power anl.1
potenual pro-Tower votes. prominence in the Senate.
An Associated Press survey found "It iive this Senate a &econd
SJ Democrats and Ree_ubHean Sen . opportunity. fl Jddrcsses the con-Larry Pressler of South Dakota either cerns raised by the chairman and the
solidly opposed or leaning against' majority leader and b>: othe~ at the confinnauon with 41 Republacans same tame 11 iivcs Pre ident Bush h1
and three Democrats either support-choice for.secntal') of dcfenc;c."
Witness quotes North: 'I don't care if I have to lie'
WASHI NGTON (AP) -Ohver
North once shrugged off the idea that
his work on behalf of the Nicaraguan
Contras might get ham 1n trouble.
saying ··1 don't care if I ha ve to go to
jail for this. I don't care 1fl ha ve to lie
to Congress." a w11ncss tesuficd at his
trial Wedncl>day.
Olarges against North anclude
lying to Congress about h.ts an volve-
ment in aid to the Contras at a time
when U.S. nulltary help was banned.
Conscrvauvc fund-raiser Carl R
Channel said Nonh made the state-
ment m a conversation wub Nelson Bunker Hunt, after fl) mg to Dallas to
brief the wealthy Texan on the
s11uation in Nicaragua.
.. The only thing that sucks 10 m}
mind is that Bunker said what aire JOU
goingtodo?Do }ou mindgctt1ng1nto
trouble?" Channell testified .\fter
Nonh gave his ans\\ er. Channell saad,
Hunt "chortled··
Mea9wh1lc, in a related Iran-
Contra case, the tnal of retired Vice
Adm. John Poindexter. formerly a
national security adviser and North•s
bo s. wai; shifted from the coun of
U.S. Dafitract Judge Gerhard Gesell to that bf Judge Aubrey Robanson.
Gesell as presiding over the North
tnal, now 1n its fifth week.
Thctestamon} about Hunt was part
of a day-long rec1tat1on b} Channell
about puttang North then a National
Security Counr1I aide. together with wealthy people for bnefings abswt fighting in Nac~ragua. " --
Channell said North never per-
sonally solicited contributions. The
former Marine hf'11tenant colonel 1s
charged wath <.:On~piring to ddraud
the U .. TreasUf) as pan of the
mone}·-ra1S1ng_ efforts.
"He'd say at people wanted to gave
after he gave the briefing, they sh ould
gave to omeonc else," said Channell
under cross..examanat1on by orth law)er Brendan Sull1\an. ''If omc-
one said·" ho do I makl' the check out
to,' he said ">ou make out the chec k JP Spitz's organazat1on." •
··spit1" 1s Channetrs nickname.
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WASHINGTON -r1w11 Youn , )in1 "we \\tre int .state of.~'lr,"
taUficd Wtdnesday that M \US t"1~1 na out mil1tuy ord~~ ht' _th~uaht "'ould help his nation by lcadin& the hijackana of a Royal JordAnran Airlines plant in
June 1985. . "Hijack1na a plane i a ~.rume opcratton ·•\lad Youn a • 30. am mber of
Lebanon's Amal m1ht1a. o h11te Moslem aroup In rnponsc to the first que tton from federol pro~utor u.J Ram y
Johnson at a mal m U.S. 01 tract C. ourt, YoulltS ackno~lcdgcd that he le~ the
hiJackmg. He added that he wo\ armed with an automat1(' wc.-apon and• Pl'>tol ,
and that the four \k) par.lies under h1~ command had AK-47 ass.aull r10e~and
hand grenade~ when the y tormoo the pfane at l:kirut arrpon
~pace shuttle launch set for Monday
CAPE CANAVERAL. Fla. -N SA un..,c11cd .. 5 l>a)S To Launch" sign~
at spacccenterpte Wedncsda} and said s~ce huulc 01\Co,c_r) would 1tnotl Monday with fi, ea tronauts and a SI 00 m1lhon commum<.:at10n!> ~tell1tc.
Such signs usuall y show up about three v.eek'> before a launch but "-Crr
d1spla}'cd much later th as tame because su~pc't or fault~ equipment dela)cd the
launch four times past ats target date of Feb. 18
The latest sttback came Monda~ with the failure of a !>} tern that
commands ~parauon of the two boo'>ter rocket~ and n temal fud tank from
the spaceship in flight. The probkm pre .. entcd a ~aturd.i~ launch.
Sullivan backs AIDS needle programs
WASHINGTON -Healthand HumanScrv1cesSccn:tal) Lou1s~ull1-.an
on Wednesday thre"" ht!. suppon behind commumt~-based programs that
provide clean neC'dk to drug addicts JS a \\a} 10 stt•m thl' sprl'ad ofthc de-adl~
AIDS virus.
Sullivan aid he "'ould not fa .. or .1 federal needle-exchange proiram
because of strong ent1mcnt against thc 1dt•a m some lOmmuntt1 es. hut he
enco uraged communities to test such program'> He said he "ould need to look ··vef)' carefull)" at whether the federal go\ernment should PJ) for needle
exchange programs. but he said u could pro' td(' such support a\ trainl'd health
workers to advise on how to set up p1ogram ..
Bill to ban
48 assault
weapons
..... progresses
.\( RAME''-TO (.\Pl -A bill to
'1nuall\ ban the sale of about 48
assaull ·\\capon modcls v.enl to tht
Asscmbl} floor \~edncsda} as bill
backers .ingnl) aimed at the gun lobb) for oppo<,tng the measure
~eH•ral Democratic committee
membc:~ castigated gun group rtp-
rcSt"ntall\l'S for opposing the bill one
of man~ prompted b} the Jan 17
<itockton schoohard massacre
E'en a Republican"' ho later' oted
agamst the bill asl..cd cnucal qu~-
11ons about \\h) an)one should be allo\.\-ed 10 O\\n mllll!l)·t\pc 3S!.3Ult
v.capon'>
After .i 90-minute hearing. ttte
<,o;embh \.\ a-.s and 'k.an!I. < ommat-tec.: \Oted 14:3 for .\8357 b\ .\<,.
scmbhman \11le Roos D-Los .\n-
gclcs "Democrats \Olcd fo r at and
Rcpublacans against 11.
Roo satd tiC" "-Ould ~ck a floor vote nc~t '11.CCk,
It \\a the SC'rnnd assault v.eapon$
h3n ball to mo'<" tov.ards a floor' ote
this \.\rt.._ On \1onda}. a Senate
commttt('(' Sl"nt to the Scndte floor
5829~ a hroader bill b~ Senate
Pre<,1dent Pro Tem DaHd Roberti D-
Lm .\nselc'>
ihe hearing on Roos· bill grev.
heated at times. \.\tth ho~t1le que\-
llons aum·d al the gun group'>
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Soy,iets accept World ourt authority
UNITED NAl IONS (AP>-The
Soviet Union announced on Wednes-da)' that it w1ll 1CCC{>t the au1hority of
the World Coun in maJor human
riaht trullc\, cndm~ 40 )Car) of resistan~ to the court s_iurisdic1ion.
vations to human rights treaties.
The Soviet Union had 11ancd the tl'Cjtiei but addtd the rc~rvauon th11
at did not acc~pt World C'ourt
authority in disputes.
AJt.trecl Male, 6 711. old
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State ~penment officials hailed
the move as a step \oward an cvcn1 ual
...-cement under which Moscow
would JOin Wasrungtoo in acctplin&
the coun's ruhngs in all but the most
sensitive political and national secur-
ity cases.
The World C'oun, formalJ)' known
u the International Court of Justiet at The Hague, is the main Judicial
body of the United Nation . It has no po~ers of enforcement, but its ruhna.s carry a maj or moral impact on world
opinion.
Call ...
720-0121
The U.N. lcpl office released a
letter from Soviet Foreigp Minister
Eduard A. ShcvardnadLe to sec-retary-General Javjer Perez de
Cuellar withdrawin& Soviet mer-
Shevardnadze said the Soviet
Union would recognm: the binding
juri!diaion of the court in these human rights treaue :
• The 1948 Convention on the
Prevention and Punishment of the
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of Racial Ditenmmation;
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crimioation Apmst Women;
• The 1984 Convention Against
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IRA blitz·
predicted
BELFAST. Northern Ireland (AP)
-Two British soldiers were killed
and six others iajurcd when a guer-
rilla land mine exploded under 1he1r
jeeps Wednesday ni&ht in Lon-
donderry, Northern lrcfand's sccond-
largest c11y. police reported.
No v.oup immediately claimed
respons1b1lity, but suspicion fell on
the lnsh R~ubhcan Army, fi&huna Bntish rule In Northern Ireland.
The mainly Roman Cathohc IRA
wants to unite the predominantly
Protestant province with the 95
percent Catholic Republic of Irela nd
under sociafat rule.
Earlier Wednesday, the IRA issued
a statement saying two elderly men
killed a day earlier in a triple murder
at a gas station were slain by mistake
It said the targets were three Prot-
estants aJlcacdl y questioned by pob~
about rcocnt attacks on Roman
Catholics.
In London, Home Secretary
Douglas Hurd said the IRA pt.ns a
bombing bhu m Bntam using larse
quantities of explosives and arm5
supplied by Libya.
Hurd's warning followed discovery
of an arms and explosives cache at
Scarborough, northeast England, that
caused speculauon the IRA will try to
kill Prime Minister MarJaret
Thatcher during a Conservative
Part) conference there March 17-18
duerrillas-in
El sa1~dor
reject meeting
SAN SAL V AOOR. El SaJvador
(AP) -Lcfhst guerrillas on Wedncs-
da) accused the go~emmtnt of
"delay and deceit" in respood1n1 to
their peace overture and said they
would not meet w1!h government
officials before the prcs1den11al elec-
tion.
The rebels also unted their sup-
porters to boycott tnc March 19
clecuon but held out the possibility of
rcnewma the peace in1t1at1ve later
this )car
The rebel communique, tele-
phoned to a local radio station. put at
last a temporary end to the ten tall\ e
peace proccs they aniuated Jan. 2-'.
The Farabundo Mani Nattonal
Liberation Front had offettd to ~n1c1pate in and abide by lhe results
of the clcct1on 1f il were po tponcd until September and ccnaan sccunt)
and anti-fraud measures wcrt'
adopted
The Chnsuan Democratic govern-
ment of President Jose Napolc<>n
Dua11e was unable or unwtlhna 10
arranic talks with the rebels 10
con 1dcr the plan
Ol>oosition to the plan by the l~sliturc, controlled by the rijhtist
Repubhcan Nauonabst Alhanet.
hlJldcred the aovcmment's response
to the rebel ovenure.
Bishops tell pope
American views
VATICAN CITY (AP) -Pope
John Paul II encounacd U. Rom.an
Catholic bi.sbol)S Wednaday to
proclaim church te.Khina even 1( 1t 11
unpopular. They ttspoGded that
'"'thoriwianism does not conVJnce
Americans. The views were voked It the IW1
ofa apeciaJ four4ay confcmlce ofl5
Ammc:an bishops Che pontiff tum·
moncd to ROfl)C.
Diuent from -church teedDna m the United S.ta hU railed coectm
1n the Vatican, •bitb conlidcri tbc S2
m1U1o•Mneanbcr American dMlrch
critical beaux ot its me, wtllltb and
DOtenttal to tet wcwtchride UftdL
Orange Coeat DAILY PILOT/Ttturaday, M•ch 9, 1989 A7
.
Survey says pessirniSm is fading in Orang~ County '
8y DONNA MOONEY
OI ... Olily ...... k.tfr
I he loo4 new'> h that more Oran
County reside nu•~ opt1m1st1c about
the arn·s future and art ~ptive 10 plan fo r impro\icmcnt
The bad news 1 that ~me busi-
nesses will suffer from a tack of
growth puns the county w1tne s.ed earl~cr this dccnde. ·
Tb01t •ere the messages dclh·ercd
\\ednesda} b~ Dr \1ark Baldassare,
a L CI professor of social ecol<>&} v,,ho
annuafl) sun:c}s 1,000 Orange Coun-
1} residents. to trad.: athtude~ about e~nonuc • .sociaJ and political LSsues.
Baldassare shared the results of his .
late~\ surve). c:onductcd b} phone 1n
~ptember, to an audience of I 50 al
1hc Ncwpon Beach Mamou Hotel.
The categor} of opum1\m rellcctcd
1ht mosr dramanc \httt in auuudc\
from l Y87 to 198~. Balda~\ar\! saa<l
I e s than 40 pcrn·nt of rcs1<lena ~ur\>C\ cd ~id the} ~llC\ e the count)
wtll become a ~ON! plate to h,e,
compared \\Ith ~4 pt'rccnt the \ear
~tore
"The outlook. tor the tutur~· hJ\
O<.-come br111.htl'r 1n < >nmge c ount)
Mo,t ptork than~ thing\ are going
prcuv 'o\CI hen-"
Halda'isarc tted the increase m
opt1m1\m to the public s changrng
pc=ru:pt1on of traMportat1on, a topic
1h.11 respondents dubticd the an~ .. ·~
~" I nroblcru (JI lhn\t' "'ho named
craflic ·as tne mo t imponan1 prob-
lem, .4() pen:rnt said traffic will get
better, compared with 29 percent the
)CU befo~. ,
Ori vers are stt1 nae" 1dcntt of" ork
beans done. such a car-pool IJn<'s
added to the 405 Frecwa) nd
constrw tion on tM 55 Fttcwa)'. he
said. "Tbere's a ~nsc that 1n the
future, ma"be this wall be an im-
pro' ement ''
Bccau~ of 1ncreas1ng optimism,
1989 ""111 be a iood ) car for poli-
ttcian 10 talk to thr pubhc abOut
M>lutions to local oroblems
The un.c) 'ihov.\ a demand tor
that dialogue Rt'lpoodenb fail to
agree on how to Ii~ the trafllc
problem. About half <ia> new frte-
W8) h()uld be built. the other half
S3) laqcs should be added to e:usttn
trccways.
In the area· o 2 problem -
growth -rt"Spondents ha' c no
trouble a&rceing on a soluuon lo" 11
down in my communtt) but keep the
ernnomy thm mg m the rest of the
county, sa)s the:: t)pllal respondent
.. The pubhc \\JOI\ a set ol 1m·-
4u1uc~ It's not po'i)1ble to pro' 1de
1h1) t"pc ol nononn for a "'"'''
1udien~. There· obviously a b1~ ten~ion in Orang~ County.'
Balda\We 511d
De pate supp<>n for ~lo"'..growth m<'a\u~ from 64 percent of ~pon
dcnts. mo t have doubts about the
economic impact of those rulrf'>.
When asked what 1 the b1ge t
drawback of Jow growth, answer
vaned from rncreu~d hou ll\8 costs
and traffi{' \:Ongei,t1on, to JOb l<X~ und
l'llCTCa~ gove!flment cost •
St11Y.half said local gro-.th rt! trn:·
t1ons aren't tough enough.
Housing co\ts. named the area·~
third "-OtSl problem; conunue to
chmb steadil). About half the rcspon·
dents who have mortgage payments
~1d they pa) $750 or more a month
More than a third of the respondent'
who rent art P3' mg"1)lat amount
At the same lime mcome grO\\ th
has lo"'cd to the rate of in11auon
\iedian income rn Orange Count} t'i
about $44,000. up $2.000 from the
year before.
Not surpns1ng.l). less people in thc
lat1:'lt sur' e\ "<ltd the} arc fanam:1alh
tx·uer oO than thl.'~ "ere last )ear
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for a m:i1or purchase, that they'll be better off nc\ t )Car than now, and that
good lime arc coming for the Untttd
Srate'i in the oe\l few )cars.
Machinists strike against Eastern moves to courts
By MARY MacVEAN
~·· ... ttl llf<kc•
Eastern A1rhncs '>IJ~hl·<l 11s ~hllttk
tarc-' and M>ld all it'>~·~ 1n Phrladt'l-
phta 10 the filth da' of a ~vfalh1nl\\\
'tnke Wcdne'°a' and m \l\tcr
l lm<'r C onttnl.'ntal \trlines too~ up
th< lucratl\e :-.:f" 't dtl-\ham1 run
E:..astem. in a dc'ipcratc .Hump! 1.1
lure bacl customers to ll'> a1ltn11
\huttk~1>1cc, \Jld 1t v.1ll rl·<lucconc·
wa} fare~ to SI:! on ''l'd.cnds from
S69-S99, and ~4'1 "'l'.'c~da .. s dov.n
from S99
Pilots at otht.'r airhn<''> continued
\tncth adhering w -.akt\ rule'> l'>ut
tor a ~l.'1..ond <la\ tht"rl' wa\ li11k
l'' 1dentt! of a had.up on runwa)'
Houston-ha~d C 011t1ncntal an-
nounced 11 would tx·gin da1I) non\top
lltRhts from Ne" \ orl C'1t} ·,
CREDIT Ll~E
Ochs
l .t( 1uJrd1a \1rpor1 to \11Jm1 tcx.la\ < onllncntal •,.mJ 11 v.111 run lour d<11!,
round trips.
"Th1<1 ~ not a d1rcC'l rc'lulf of'lht
b.1,tern !>Ink~·· < oot1ncntal SP<"kt·•,.
man "'cd \\-a Iler '<ttd of the nc"'
route\ ··V..hat th1'11\ 1'> :i re~pon\\.' 111
market Jcmand of "'hat "l'0 'C '><.'\'11 tn
the pa\t lt\\ Ja~'
In Ph1laJelph1a l ~..\1r ann~unccd
1£ h;iJ clo~J a ) 11J m1U1on dcetl ...,1th
fJ'llcrn after months of tall\ to
acquire all eight ol the a1rhnc''i gall'\
.111 Philadelphia International \1r-
pon th1rd-largl''t of tht• a1rhnt"'i lour
hub\
t '°l.\tr said 1t v.11 uw the "ountcr
~pace along v.nh h,1ggagc and rdated
\Cr' ice., for operation~ ol Piedmont
..\1rlines. "h1ch v.:111 merge v.1th
L ~Air th1~ ~ear.
Leach
Cypress College names
Ochs Man of the Year
Pettr\1 Orb. hJ rm.rnanJ1..h1efc ('Cu11\l'1lll lll •I lrl Fi kl\hin•
< 11 ha\ tx·l r i.1011..J \tJn ot tht: \ l·a1 h' th1.. C~prt Colltgt' Foondauon
... 11' ..\nllfl\'•lllJ \\\JHh h.1nq111.t ~lc1..t1<Hl \\J\ h.l\nl Hl 'll\IU t111h1..·
u>mmun1t\ u''' '°'"hl.'mcnt .1n<l phtl.1nthrnp1 ,1ltl\1t11•, I a't \1..'.11
I 1l'ld,tonl:"•'' 1.m~l'd h' 1lw l .• , \n~l'll'' Tt!lll''l 3'> thl· I ~th t.11gl·,1 h111lll'
hutldl'I 10 \u.11ht•111 < alilo1111,1 l 11umkd in 19t\l thl· l11 n1 h.I\ m.11~l·11..·lt
and \old(• <X hlll111.'' tor J ,,iln 'ohinll' l'\ll'l'<l1nll. I hilltnn • • • :"'('\\ P'>rl Hea1.. h tl''lt.knt LU<') deM Olsen h,1, tx·1. n :1Jt11Hl
g11Hrn1Til'lll rclJt11>n' managl'r .11 Fu t'Oe, \\ 111lams. Lindgren and Short
Inc, J ll' ti l·ngtnl't:nn~ and '>Ufh' 111~ lirm hl·adqu.irtl'rl'd in \JntJ \1l.1
\he ~r\l·ct on the 'tall nl torrna Rep Rul'\c.·rt Badham ,111d "1h1: pr· 111\.111
u>mmrttt't' dlatrm,rn lrn thl· Rt"puhhC':ln P:tn\ of 01.1ngl' C ntHll\ . . ..
Birtcher ton cru('Cioo an l,1gun.1 '\ 1gul I h.1' pr 11m111nl \tar} L~lH'h 111
Jircctor ol ~ U\IOllll'I .... 1' in to mn·t \\1th pr1,p.:rt~ m.ln.wu' tl·n 11 ''
chcnt\,O\\Ol°r\ Jnd <ln dof)\.'r~ ;.itl('I the 1..1111pkt1nn ,,, H1rh lll'r r•otn I' IP
CO\UfC \;lll\l;.tdtOll v.1th n.:v.I\ lllllll'kll'd l.ll'tltlll''
t-astern p1C1'ed up SI '.I m1lhon IJ" \l.'r -..ud in \ uun I Ul''ida' thl: k nlh are lct,il undl·r the I ti ~ti luren10. v.ns con 1denng scllina. But
.norl.'1na!.Cpara11.'dcal ~:l1111g l ~\tr nation' '>l'H·nth·l.argl''l larm:r l.111 Rath'a' labor \lt Ru1 the unwn Icahn and the unions couldn't~
m Ph1ladclph1a-l ornonto and PhtlJ not ~un 1\ 1:. lhc \\ed. 11 w. l)llot' ht>hl-t1ff-wht.n a tt'dC"ral Judge in l\l'" on terms tor a workc~ ~lake m "11
delph1n-Montrcal roull·~ for SI 5 mamlJtn lhl'H ... upport' fur lhl' \t.t 'a orl o\er the "'eelend tcmporanl) merger ot TW..\ and Eastern. an<t
m1l11on. , htnl\t\ ,. barred nut "orker\ from hQnonng tal~s broke off. .
.. We re out ol Ph1laddrl11a and Jn\ I hc.a-1rlinl' I' run111ngJu)t 4 pcr1...:n1 \1alhlntsts pick.ct lint\ Ea tern had no comment. Charles
other Cll) v.c f\Cr\ t.' °"" cxn·pt for t~ of1ts l11ghts and )<!) \ 1t "'II consrdl.'r .\mong d~' clopment E Bf) an. prt'Stdent of Machmnts ~huttks brt"l.'cn '\e"' \ ork Boe.too hankruptr' court though as a laM • 1 he '-1achtnl\ts ha\C' asked D1stnct 100. \\OUld not comment on
and ~ a\h1ng1un · -.;ud [J.'>lnn rt'wrt h ~nt 9 ~UO "'orkers home Tr Jn\\\ 1.>rld ..\1rhnc~ <. halfman Cul kahn's statement but said 1n Mi.amt
,pokcs"'oman Karcn < ~H·m<,al this ~eek and h~ JUSt a skeleton stall < k.1hn to \Cl'l 1.:ontrol of the earner ··1f there 1s wlllmancss (by Eastern) to
l '"l'\rr ~1d ooth deal' .,..nt.th.I re--ot I 500 rcmain1n~ and lle~1d hr,., "'tlhng to talk "'1th ~II there arc ~rtamly intettstcd
qu1rl.' court appru\JI 11 I J'>ICrnrJt-I he is.~t>t>-membc1 \.1ach1n1-.1' them parucs. .. It v.ould be a tremendous
dare) banlrupll} , union wal~l·d out \atur<la', and with ··1 would tx-"tlhn~ ll> -.peak to the opportunll~ 10 Stt the ph~nix nse
The lahor dt'IPUll' rnled Wedne\· the support of pilots and !light union\ onl} 111 JStt'rn rcrm1ts me 10 from the ashes ..
<la' w11h mun' 1n 'cw 'ior1'. uucndant., \OOn nearl, shut do"n bcl·auseldt•not"•mtto~arcuc;.edb\ •In ~11onu, Eastern marketina
Ph.1ladelph1a .ind >\1lanta. l.\hl.'rl' f....istem I-astern 1~ -.eek mg SI ~'i lastem ol antl'rlt>nng "'11h the lOllc1.: \tee president. George Brennan de-E-a~tt·m .,\l'nt w wun to appeal a m1lhon 10 ronce' tuns the union t1H barga1n1ng prcx.l"s,: Icahn ~td need that reduced shuttle farcs ~a
Judgc·s rctu..al to order union pilot\ "Jn\\ \511 mtlhon 1n rat'it"S in a statcmrnt mo' c to protect the pcndJllg $365
back w the todp1l'> The ".tarh1n1 "' al~o threatcnl·J 10 Icahn had mulled a htd tor La<otcro m1ll1on sale of th~ huttlc service to
[astern contl·nd<t 1t 1'1 neJr collap'>l'. d1!>rup1 commu1er rail· traffic Mlh J fev. month~ ago "hen It!> ho!>'> Nev. 't orl de, eloper Donald Trump
lu\1ng at lt'ast $2 m1llton a da) 11.. secondar) bo)COlt\. "h1ch at con: l cxas .\ir Corp C ha1rman Fran~ (Please see EASTEltN /Alt
Duke -declares
week.to honor ·
older workers
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S.\CR..\\lf' TO -Go' (1corgl'
lkukmeJian ha\ <led.ired \1.mh I~
to I h "Emplo\ 1hc Older '-' orl.
Wt'('k' to empha\11t• the contnbu11on
older "orlcr\ rnJkl' to the s1J1c\
t'<.:onom\
··t-mp\o,crc, Jrl' rap1dh reah11ng
that o.dcr "orl..ef' arc an exix·nence"<l
and ~bk work force ;ust I
\\Jlllng to be tapped. · <.aid Phil I
C ha~. chairman ol the ~talc Joh
Training C'oordtnaltng t ounc1l "It.,
import.int that "'l' recogn11c thl' I
u1ntnbu11on older \.\Orkef!> make h>
ou1 cn1nom' -anlt that v.c cont1nul
to l'l1mma1e·1hc emplo\ men! baml'"
th.it keep them l!om pla~ang an e\l·n
grt'ater role ··
During the '°'l·eJ.. '1.itc official'"' ill
h>CU\ on no-<ost JOb tra1nintt and
platemen1 'it'f\ ll'C\ 1>lkrcd 10 senior
lll11en'.I through { ahtorn1a's Pn,atl'
lndustn tou1K1I~
There arc Ci2 rnunl1luomprt!1t.'d ol
go' ernmeJtl and bu~inl.'.,s rcprcscnta-
lt\l.'S "'htch adm1n1.,ter k<leralh
lun<lcd JOO training and plalcml'nt
pwgrJm!I tn the 'itatc
One ot the b1ggn1 lhallcngl·'
l•ll 1nggo,crnml·nt .in<l prl\ ate 1ndu'>-
tl) toda~1' thc 1ll'{'J to upgrn<ll" thl'
\l1ll\ o( our 11ldl'r \.\Ur~crs .. l ha~
'.lid \('111or c1111cn' lBn ohta1n rotor
111Jt1nn aboul Joh 1r,un1ng and plau.•
m~nt program\ 111 lhl·tr area h~ 1.Jlltn~
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A8 Orange Coast DAIL. Y PILOT I Thursday. March 9, 1989
Ame.rican Airlines EASTERN
FromA7 .
to buy smaller jets
C ompet11or Pan m Corp. '"11d 11
would not mJtch the fare$.
• In Ne" ~'ork ( ll). t nd S
Circuit ( oun of At>peal rcfu~ to
alto" commuter rail -wor~c~ in the
New York area 10 honor any M1u:hin·
1st picket fine But the Judge' 11d
the} Clpett the da .. putc to go to lhe U.S. Supreme Court.
FORT WOR1 H. Te"ta\ (AP) -
AmenC'an .\irhnc . wh1('h last
month ordered up to S7 S b1llton
worth of McDonnell Douiila'>
M0..1 ls and M0.80s. now plans to
spend as much as S3.5 balhon for up
to 100 small JCls and 200 turboprop
commu1er plane . a newspaper re-
ported toda).
The small jets. which would llcat
about 100 and co t up 10 $2 b1lhon.
"ould ll> under the .-\mcncan Air·
lines name. the f"on Worth Star·
Telegram reponcd . The rommuter planes that scat
be~\cen 35 and 50 pa!>Scngcr!. and
cost up to S l .5 billion \\.OUld bt• Oo~n b) Amencan·s commuter ,ur·
line )Ubsadianes that operate collcc-
11 .. cly as Amencan Eagle ,
Bob Baker. Amencan's senior' ice
president for operauons. told thr nc"'spapcr the airline expects to
order both IHX'S of aircraft . ~1th in
the nc\t JO to 45 da)s.
Baker did not 5n) what models ot
planes Amcn1:nn was interested 1n
buying.
"We'd lake them )CSterda)."
Baker said "We are unals short.
We'd lo'e to ha\e SO more airplanes
Monda\ mominR. sampl\ becau<>r
OTC l'PS A\D DOft\S
NEW YORK (AP) -The following lisl shows the Over·lhe·Coun1er stocks and warrants 11\al have gone uo rtie mosl and down lhe mosl based on percenl of change for Wed. No securities 1radlng l>elow sz or l,000 shares are included Net and c:>ercentage chanqu are the d1ffer~ce t>elween lhe orev1ous closing price and Wednesdav's tast or bid price
u~
'N•;• LastChePct. ~ 1~1r~~~f L .t I 8 8g fl41.~ 3 ngrn~easr 'f'• f "'V -t:li> • t~ ~~?~tk~~. '! i 1+ ~ \: ~i n
HemaCare ·~ , Uo 11 ComwllhMro • '1 UP 0 O \O Texcel s + S 16 UP 18 S
11 MonilorTcn 'e t P UP 18 4 lZ P~ntre1ec 1 ·" I•• uo \1.1 13 ~inTech 7 J I" Up 176 14 n~orClri 3 -+ 1 16 UP 17 l 15 l11Fe0t l • +s 16 Uo 16 l 1, Akorn Inc ~ -t • Uo 14 3
ls t~~l~bev ~ 1 ~ ~g J~ ~3
19 Fs1Exec wl 4 1 Uo 14
lI tf'~~~~;~~e 'l 9216 4 S 16 8~ 1~4
FHP Z4 '• + 3 Uo l 8 AutomatdSvs • 3 11 16 + 1 lb UP I .s
4 Bios~her 4 • + ' UP 13 3 S MedOev • + Up 13 3 6 Shopsm11n 8 , + 1 Up 13 3
NA mt I lsco
Z ~0V1deo 3 nv1rCtr1 4 ecl\knit un 5 ABQC1>rr
6 ~arme 7 ynlechlnll 8 101nerao Pl 9 omd~taHld 10 HoustBio s II C9ms1oci-C.ro 12 N1cnoJsRsn 13 Qu~ISys
14 H~1dav RV ,, E Marine
I jE~ot~'i~
18 1erl1n11Med 19 01111Aset ~ asAmMed nvirTec
ideoJuke 1 lllzlnc s onvotSolu MS
DOWNS
we ha' e the eh a nee to u e thC"m
pruducttvel) now. .\nd there ore
some clo\ang ~indows of opportun1-
l) ..
Baker wa attendrng a da) long
meeting toda> and "ould ~ un·
a\a1labk for com ment. his s!'crctn11
told The As50<:1ated Prc!.S
Calls to Baler \\.ere rckrrcd to Al
Beeler, a corporate com mun1ca11ons
polesman for >\mencan Becker
..aid .\me11can 1s re' 1cw1ng 11s needs
for nc" commuter narplanes. but no
Jc.·c1s1on'> about purd)ases. ha' e been
made J
With 475 airplam.·s. <\mencan
alrca<l) operatC'i the b1gge I c.'Om·
1lll'rC1al Ocet IO the ~ C tern \.\ orld
Last month. Amcncan ordered e1ghl
M D-11 !i '' ith the op11on 10 bu)
anmhcr 4.:!. Ml). I h arc thn.~c-<'n·
ginc. "1Jr-bod)' Jets that can car~
.io5 pas<tenger<. long-range and arc.·
designed to replace 1h1..• older £X ·I 0
\mcncan also ordered 1001.. op11on~
on 100 M0.8Ch ~ma llcr tw1n·Jl'I plane~ des1gm·d to replace thl' Boc·
1ng 727
Baker ..aid A.mcnean wants 10 use
some I ()().seat Jet<. 10 rcphcc lls l~
Boeing "'.:!7-IOCh. \.\h1ch seat 118 an<l
u11.· the ol<lest plane'i in tlw Oect The.·
olde~t 7:!7-1!>0 '' ncarh :!5 )Cars old
ft'HAT '.\\'SE DID
NEW YORK I APl Mar 8 Pre11.
• U. D1\tnu Judge Robcll P.
Patrcrson. "ho I\ ucd the in11111I ruJang, hc:ard argument Wedncsda>
cvcrung on whether to ma~c per-
manent bis ban. lOH'rmg Amtrak.
Long I land Rail Road. Mctrn-Nonh
Commuter Railroad and New Jen.c)
Transit The nulroadscarry hundreds
of thousand of oommutrr
~tterson wa pot expected to rulc
1mmed1atel), h11. orders tximng
stnkcs :u Amtrtik and the other
railroad!i. expire at midnight Friday.
• Easaem law>crs filed notice \4.llh
a federal appeals t·ourt 1n Atlanta on
plan to continue dTons to force
pilots to -work. "1 don't expect our
bncf to be flied until tomorrow
motnmg," ..aid Eastern anorne~
Oa,1d·R9ss ' • In Ph1ladelph1a. a federal Judge
Wcdncsda> lSSucd a preliminary
tnJunchon. e~tcndmg a temporaf)
restraining order that proh1b1ted rail unions from hononng pickets set up
b' Mal·h1nists at Southeastern Penn·
s}hania Transpona11on Authont"
facil1t1cs. whichcarr> 100.000pa!.sCn·
gers da1h.
ft'HAT :\llEX DID
NEW YORK (API Mar 8 Pr•v.
Advanctd w~~ 1~ Advan,eo Wm dffi Dec neo f Uo Oec111 ed ¥ncnanoeo ~ 4 ¥ncnanoed 01a11ssues New n101'\\ Nev. 1ov.s '~ l $l 01a1 i)sueNew 1ows 1 New n•ohs I Ne..., >ws z'
869 ~J
'.\\'SE l .. EADERS t\ttEX LEADERS
NEW YORK <API -Sales, 4 o.m NEW YORK (AP) -Sales. • P rn. Wednesdav price and ntt rnanoe of the 15 WednMdav price and net chanoe ol lhe 10 {TlOSI acltve New York SIOCk Excn11n11e mos1 ACl1ve American Stock Excnange ~sues rradino na11ona11, al more ll'lan s l ~· sves trad•no naltonallv ~I. more than $1 1:1•~e VofumeLutOIO: ame Volum«LastCfl~ t:la'rn~~omm ~ llZ ' 191~ ~,·: ~~~\~~Co 1.~; lf,'ii + 8
BordC s J ,~~· ZO ::-• asbro ~ l i -1 • USFG P 4 32 -~WG Cc•P 1, '• + ~11 Pan Am l 6 • 4 • t AL 'l 84of , 14 , 1"
AmExpr l 6lZ 31 • -mdanl s 4 , 17l• ' ~unBrad l S04 4 '• -I L1ont l "~ , 7~ t Iii
mnaf! I 434 ~ -l(H CP ff· 4'"
milh8ec1. I m· I~ , -t ') ' HomeSnoo'J 6 ISM 11 4 , J , • -,• AllasCM f'j 3, 2 -t • AmerTa.T , • i -11 jenE1c1 l l ' ~ • ankAmer I. 67 'J + • acTe1es1i I SJ, JS -~ Merell s I 106, .64'11 + I \"SD"Q St,."ARl
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•allon. Opt·m1·st1·c 1·nvestors who • conua t with · tern c-.p1rC'd f in June. 1d thc_IAirlinc ha~ asked to
wt up talks Union poktsman J,fj, -• ~~~. ~·d a meeting wa set for await government
• Prt 1dcnt Bu h ha r~i tcJ c:alli.
from oraanrzed labor and ome I t f • mcmbcrsofCon~s1h1thcupp01nt emp oymen 1gures on cntcrg nc) panel 10 mcJ1a1 Rut •
he ha aho said he wall not tolerate · dasruptaon~ throughout the tmnsPor· talion indu tr}. llyCHET CURRIER ,., ....... llfl'IUf
"The president bchcH· 1h::u 1n n
free entcrpnsc system workers in
bu inc shouJd "ork out their d1r-
fcrence:. without congressional or
goH•nimenrnl intcrfo~ncc," Tran ~
ponat1on Secretary amuel K Skin·
ner said Wednesda} on CBS' "This
Mornrng."
If Bush inten:cdes. an emergent:)
panel could ampo<>t.• a 60-da) cool mg·
off period
Some union officials ha\C s~11d
throuRhout the I 7-month d1spu11..·
that Eastern and Lorento want t.()
dtsmantlc the airline
"Our people have recog011cd from
the vcr) earliest da)s of this d1!ipu1 e
tha1 that krnd of a rc'iuh (bankruptc>)
could he fonhcomang," said Machin·
1sts union President Wilham Winpi\·
ingcr
"The) are so fed up "-Ith the way
the\ haH' been treated \Cl fed up" 1th
tht: en\ ironmcnt on the JOb that
thcy·re w1l11ng to "'alk awu) and 11
that 1s the result lhe) 'II accept n" he
'k!Jd on the CBS program
c.. A1rpons reported no problems on
the sec.ond da\ of a \.\Or~·to-ruk
action h) un1o"n pilot'\ around the
count I)
"V. c'rc opcraungclo'>c lo normal."
\.11d Mort Edelstein spokc\man for
the Federal Av1at1on Adm1ni'>tra1ion
"There haH· been sporadic re~ue'>t\
for spcual handling b} H1gh1 trc.'\\s.··
c;uch a<> having instrul t1ons repcatcd
'"T her"' are no problem'I •· John
Rraden. spokesman at Hamficld
.\tlanta Jntcrna11onal \1rport
'"\.\e''c got <..o muth air \Pill\.' "c'rl
looli.mg for nC\\ tamer\ •
\\'SE [PS & DOW'S
NEW YORK -The tlX'k markec
Wl'athcred a late 'round of ~cllm& to
n:cord a small &11n Wednesd•> u
traders looked ahead 10 Ol*"-govern·
ment figure on the employment
si1uauon.
The Dow Jonci. <ncrasc-of 30
industnals. up about I~ points at It~
afternoon peak. clowd w11h a 4 83
pin at 2.~95.5-4.
Advancma issue'\ oulnumbcrcd de·
dines by abOut 5 to 4 in na11onwtdc
trading of Ne.,. Yorl tock (~change·
I ISied stocks1 .wnh 785 up. 629 down
and 556 uncnangcd
\ olumc on the floor ..,f the Big
Board came to 167 62 rpalhon ~hare~.
down from 172.50 million in th e
pre' 1ous Sl's~aon a11on"'1dc cdn·
\Ohdatcd "olume in N'l E-hs1ed
1s'iues. including trade' 1n 1hu1,C
stods on regional c\change!I and 1n the O\er-1he-coun1er markcl. 1otJkd
191'.S '" m1lhon 'ihan.:!i .\nab Sl'\ \aid in\ c tor "ere grc"' ·
1ng mMc o ii1tml\lll a\\allrng the
cmpf\l) 1m·nt rcporl for fd>ru.tr)
from the Labor Department on
FmJa,
Wail ~trcc!L"r~ hope the data "'111
5ho" a slowing of cconom1c groY. 1h.
pro' 1d1ng .1 fa, orabk portl'nt for the
1nlla1wn nullunJ.. and J poc;~1bk
t'J~ing of up ..... 1rJ J>rl'''urc on mtt•rc\t
r:l ll•\
That thcml· aho c,l·cmc.d hi "a11.h on
10 lhc lorc1gn·l'\1. hangc market
wh1:r~1hc dollar ro'>C. aod 1n the credit
mar~el\, \.\.here in1en:'>t r..itc.,dcthm·d
a b11.
With all that. hO"l'' er thl' lt1tl·
pullb..lc~ mcant 1ha1 for lhl ~wnJ
c,tra1ght '>C.,swn thl· Do" lon1.·,
1nJu'1nal a' c.•tagc.· turned ha1. Ii. .ifll'r II
crn.,~·d the.• 2 300 I('\ d
Tame h'll droppt:d_ I • to 11 4 •
11ftcr Jumping 9'• po1nt'i on Tucwa)
The b1• gau1 "'as a11nbutc:d 10
'l~ulot1on rh:u lhc coml)3n) in
rtaC'hing II'> weekend oar~mcnt 10 me~ with Warner Communita·
uons. might ha"e opened 1tselt up to
takt.>over "bid from !.Offil' other d1r\'C·
taon, •
But ~omc anah\ts quoted in pre~ll
rcpons toda> aid the) we~ kep1tcal ~
th3t that would happen • Gainc~ among the blue chip~
mcludcd Ph1l1p Momi. up 211 •II 113'~; DuPont, up 14 at 91H4, Procter
& (iambic up', ,u 88' • and C1cncrul
flcctm.up 1, .. 1~5 ..
lfo-wc"er. lntema11onal Bu'>mt,,
\ifachinrs )lipped '' 10 114.J and
•\mencan T clcphone & T ck&raph
\\.US dO\.\.ll ~.QI \01 ..
5chenns Plou11h row I 1'• to 63•,,
Late Tuc~a~ the m m pan) 'I.aid 11 was
""~cttng a .W perc\'.lll in1.rca~ 1n
l'Jrn1ng.\ 1h1~ ~car. and Y..ould rn -.e,1
S 140 m1ll1on in rc\t'arch and de\ dop-
ment.
l c~a' .\1 r !he most au1vt <\men
urn \tod £ 'l hang1. 1\\ue d1mbt·d
Ill I~ I lw mat. h1n1,I\' un111n th.11
ha' lx·cn stnli.rng tlw cum pan)·.,
[ J\h.·rn \1rllnc~ ~ub .. u.l1JI) 'itnlt.: la'>l
\a tu rt.la\ said 11 "antnJ lo re' 1\\.'
talk., ''1th ( arl Icahn chairman ol
l ran' Wmld c\1rhne1;. about a po<:.'>·
1hk deal tn \,\kc fa!l\cm O\l.'r
\\ m1:a'iUrL'lJ h) \.\1l'>h1rc "'
.,01.1all'' 1ndl'\ ul nwa· than 5 .(J()O
ac11'cl" 1rad1:d '>lod .. , the marlcl 1ncr1:a~·tl t! 'l f h11l1011 or O IO Pl'r·
cent m ,3luc
I tK• ''l \[ ., rnmpm111 .. indeA ul all
11' ll\ll.'d um1mon ''°' k\ .idlkd I"' Ill lf1~ -l'> l
"'ilJndarcJ 8 .. Poor's incJu'itn.il rndn
rtl'>l .:!n to 'N 81:and \&p·., 500
\tod. lOnJ()o\11( indn ~as· uJl :!I at
2'l4 II .
NEW YORK <API -Tfle following llsl 9 i1ora~eEQI shOws 1ne New York Sroci. E11ct1ange siocks j1 Gii"" 1kn 11nd warranls ltlal t111ve oone UP lhe .m~I I I r e't-/ llX
and down 111e mosl t>asect on oercen1 Clf 1 s"oi~[,500"°
91 ; C1n1vrvTet~ 9 l Nesrs.o
'a
9) ~mr1< pfH 8 v1A1g · l 25'>1
1 Md.n,.<1~ w t rrianoe for Wert 14 Rotirlno
No secur1l1es lrad 1'111 ~IOW S7 or I 000 t~ Arc •or(; 9 shares are inc udt>O I UldN'er V .i To~ne.m Nel ano oercen1age tnanoe\ are rne ~ s1antiorT1e ~ d1Herence belween lhe orev1ous c1os11"10 Martade
1~ Rova11nr
11 I HM Ct: 1 l 1 iamron1rW"
69 1 aroCR s 6 4 l~ r.iPrr wt
pr,ce and Wed'lesdav s S 30 P"' oriel! Un1ICP
t,iZenLab UPS 2 ,..,, 0V11nH p jJ ~~:is:, "~ II Ca•lerHllN" t
77
1 19 rl'.DC Co•" NllJ'le i vOIHlHOv HRE P•op Navstr wlC
4 HortnHHn ~ Rd0Ba1 '~ 01 Cl'tll,,, va. e:1 lr\O 8 Cnrrcred
LUIChgP(;t. 3 MC••COFO 7 + , Uo l7 6 4 8Anrterl(lo', 2l ... 3 ·UP IS l s NOrlflK
4 UP 14 ~ I 4 UP 13 NA e • ~ ~ UP 13 l anfli'll/'llt
to• '• Up II 2 ·~tnUntOt1 2 : • Up 11 3 v.A gin 'l 1901
7 11 \., Uo 109. • LVI C,rp
( fi ~~lt~~ont' r11rQcoPct G.v.c inc ArrowEiec CoirFtl LnleF.>• W~ovs
'.\l'SE COMPOSITE TRt\,SAC'TIO'S
DEVELOPER OF GAS SAVER AWARDED $22,000
OOSTO With tho ocl a)ut "00< t!Wl
c11cr and OPL rir1gin II h nJ•. I~
federal Coum h.nc 1wurdtJ a ftt of
Sll. "'to Na&ional f t.Kba WT C:-orronuon ar &\ton. ck\tlopct' or the Plar1num
GIJlvtr,
The Gu;t11cr, v."*'h tal" Ohl~ 10 min·
Ute\ l\11 Ill, rdeua lnief1~ quan ·
t1tin <'f f'lallnwn 1nfo tht a1r·fud m 1utt
cnmma the ~&Jnc.
pt ttnum has the wt \It I ht or
ma~1n1 unbutn• ruei burn W1tft plat •
num 1n the flamt ront, )'OU 1~ thf
pc~'mt. of (ucf tMJrn1s(iii I ht fn1 nt
rrom 619"1 to 9"i.
NOrn\all),""' 221!'. or cht fuel ••oulJ
OAfy bUnt tf k c,mt lft CdfttllC'I WHh tht
pWanum coated IWfacft o( I lll!'fic
1: n~tncr. Unlonunalth, th1\ con\tntr
Pf<1C 1.11k l)iat."f out or •ht
~hert the tnerl) ptoJuctJ 1 '°'" ,
\\'it h w G YI\ tr Cir pen 11\j pt111num
inro·rht romt-u~ on m1mbtri, 2.
morr o( h ,plltln burn Ill Ilk the
tn 111c ~o th.It 22•1 ft•t• g:allon arc
n:qu11ftl w dm~ tht mt' • .. h tanc
Tilt prucas V.Of ~Son both ~ arid
unlcldcd p.{Qf1ne. and mm' tht cmi»
ltandanh ol Ill llCS.
In CtincJudrnc the 1ovtrnmtm\ (ht
"'9t ldmtn ll'lfl"f prom:illn' 1 u ¥
1hc \'ff, 1hc f'ednal Cowa arcd
"N11iOMI Fwltll\rr Ofp. and\..,..,
1ndeplndetu .-nlel hlw \&Md a vlM or mcthodOloakt 10 tat •M vn or <.ieuwr. lbt.R , ... ..,. PltUel Often
IUllOHl\1
Newport officer's
act _helps balance
police pubHc image
Newport Beach Police Officer Bob McCulloch•s en-
counter w1th Margaret Anna Wah her couldn't have come at a
better llmc for both Mrs. Wahhcr and the amage of law
enforcement officers an Orange County.
The umrna was 1gmficant because public esteem for the
pol.tee has been clouded by a rash of shootings and a nagging
suspJ:C1on that some QffiCCf".5 may be a little too trigger-happy
The public's attitude toward any group often fluctuates
with dramatic shafts that correspond to news stones. Often.
the drop in trust or esteem isn't warranted. but it's there JUSt
the same
• If a banker as caugh t with his hand an the till, the banking
profession's reputation drops a notch. When the federal
government bailed out saving & loan assoctauons that had
shaky financial backing. the moncy-managcme~"<perttse of all S&L managers was suspect.
Usually, the damage 1sn·1 permanent because this type of
public reaction has the staying power of last yea r's fad .
County law enforcement officers were the object of thi s
type of phenomena last month after a rash of police shootings.
Explanations always seem to involve a .. suspicious or
threatening move" by a person confronted or being chased b>
police. sometime the move was "reacrung into his
waistband" and police thought he was going for a gun . Shots
are fired. officers are put on administrative leave and there's
an invest1gauon to sec if the shooUnJ was justified.
Everything 1s done by the book, but the public reacts unea 1ly.
Newpon is not one of the towns where officers have shot
someone. but that ctty's police felt the sting of public
suspicion over shootings an other towns. But just when polltc
were begmnmg to complain about the "nega&ive publtclt)."
McCulloch dad something 1hat gave us a gJimpsc of the 01hc.·r
side of police work
McCulloch was on patrol in Newpon Tuesday when he
spotted the elderly woman. She caughl hi s attention because
she was walking at Jamboree and an Joaquin Hill roads. She
was clutching a bouquet of flowers and seemed lost
He putted his police car off lhc road and wenl to lalk to
her.
In a few mmulcs. McCulloch had found out she had take.n
a bus from her Balboa Peninsula home to\ 1sit her husband\
grave at Pacific View Mcmonal Park. _
She had gotten off the bus and become disoncntcd.
McCulloch called hist.Vatch commander and explained
the situation. A few minutes later he ushered Mrs. Walther
anto his police car and look her to the cemetery. He stood a
discreet distance away while the 89-year-old woman placed
the flowers on her husband"s grave. Then. he drove her home
The contrast of officers shooting a suspect because he
made threatening mo"es and an officer who interrupts his
patrol to help an elderly woman v1s1t her husband"s gta\ e 1s a
good example of the cJttrcmes pohce face each da).
It's also a reminder that public reaction to nev.s ~tones 1s
not always a good indicator of how "'ell or poor!} a group 1~
doing 1tSJOb.
The public has a n&ht to be susp1c1ous when police hoot
unarmed people Just because they make a threatening mo"c.
But the public also has an obhgauon to not Jct those susp1c1ons
rule their anitudc unuJ aJI the facts are known.
Opinloos eiq>rtilMd In thl• apece .,.. ttK>M ot the Dally Piiot 01ri.r
vi.wt expr...ed on thla P-oe are thoM of their euthora end artists. ~rs'
oomtNnt• are Invited end may be sent to The Dally Pilot. P 0 Box 1560. Cotta ~ 92828.
0 I 111 : H \ 0 I ( I· '
Sew~ge treatment
The new and higher Envlronmcntal Protection A~cnC)
cost e lamate for upgrading sewage treatment faciltt1e~
prom pted EP Admtnt trator William K. Reilly to sa} ... We
must thank coopcrat1vcly about how \\-C arc going to ~Ive
waste water treatment problems."
He seemed to h3\C an mind. with good reason. not only
collaborauon in planning the execution of problems. but alw
broader hanng of the enonnou financial outlay requ1r~.
In at rcpon 10 C'onvc . the agenc> set this at 5'83 5
balhon ... The figurt. 1nc1dcnlally. points up something "'e
ha ve ause to be glum about Congr~s approved the Clean
Weter Acl 1n 1972. )Ct I 7 )ear\ later the problems It addre \e<i
still plague the nation .
With t\\-O-lhtrds of the nation's Y.aste water treatment
planu deficient in ~me wa} It 1s clear that Y.C n~ to pul
more effon -and that means more monc) -into ach1e\ 1ng
what Conarcss intended 17 yc3rs ago
Tb~ W~•ttrly (R.I.> Saa
Salman Rushdie affair
The t)atollah (Ruhollah Khome1n1 of Iran) 1s meddhng
d irectly in the internal affairs of other \latcs (with ht\
e'ccuuon order for "The tame Vcnes" 3uthor · Iman
Rusdic).
He is 1••un1 1 new form of terronsm -talc-funded
assa inatio1 -to intimidate into silence the re 1dcnt of a
counuy where frtedom of expression lS chm hcd.
He has created a new threat to world commerce If one
nation di liktj 1 product or procc allowed an another.
Kbomtinj hascstabl! hcd hi ov,n corollary toca\tatemptor:
Paint a bull's--e)e o n the head of the forcian manufacturer.
What bepn a j usl another stransc. almo t comical
cpi9*k in the rtign of Khomeini has evolved 1nlo 1 d
confrontation over principles of pttSOnal and economic
f rudom. . ' The U. . and i European alhcs mu't maintain p urc
on me lraDian 10\ienlmcnl to hft lhc dath sentence on Rushdie 1 British citizen of lnd~n hcrhqe wbo hu bttn
llllide .,; inttrnationaJ •>mbol of the value of freedom of
apraaioa. The Iranian"' mutt Of' tic allowCd 10 make him 1
martyr. . a· pr,,,._, l'8llj !Nm
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Confirmation process taking
a beating along· with To,wer
Whatever the outcome of the
upcoming Senate -.otc on John
rower's nominallon to be sccrctal)
of defense. one thing 1s certain r he
confirmation prou:ss 1tS('lf has lalcn
a beating.
Rather than honc'>lh state their
pohcy d1sapcemcnts "-11h tormer
Sen Towers and President Bush's
v1tYrS on nauonal delcn-.c the parl)
1n power in the Scnat<' ha~ tuml'd to ~ubtcrfusc The) ha-.e attal'ked
Tower w11h innuendo and rumor on a
grand scale
Jn so doing. the) haH grossl~
misused 1he confi<len11al F81 repom
provided to them by the prl'S1den1.
l>unng mr ~cars 10 the Wh11c
House as senior a~soc1atc coun~I 10
lhc prc'i1dcn1 I met man) times with
members ol 1hc ~nate to share w11h
them FBI rcpom on prc'i1dcnttal
nominees One s1mpk ground rule
-..as always clcart) understood· The
enure contents of 'iuch a report arc
co}lfident1al
In fact. the president shares rnn-
fident1al FBI infQrma11on v.1th md1-
v1dual senator'ionl)' on a vcl) hm11ro
basis Onl) the ranking Republican
and Democrat members of the com·
m11ttt rons1dcnng a nomtnee art
pennttled to Stt the rcpon Only 1f
there 1s a specific rcqu~t. ba led b)
good cause. 1s an) other 5enator
penmllcd to renew an FBI repon.
Before permitting a senator e-.e
open 1he repon. I alwa> ma urc
that M staff member was p sent I
literally would It aero s tne srncrrors
desk whale he read the report, making
sure he did not taJcc notes.
There arc c'cellent n"tlsons for this
h1ah level of secunty In a "full field ..
mves11garion of the type conducted
on John Tower. the FBI scou~ thc
country. The)' 1ntcrv1ew neighbors at
C\CI)' addrns occupied b) tfie nomi-
nee dunng tus adult hfc The}
interview fam1lv members. personal
.. enemies. college 1e.achers. .ind poht1·
cal opponent The FBI agents
dutifull) report e\at ti) wha1 e\ en
one of them S3)S, and as a result.
many untrue statcmt'nts find their
wa) into 1hc rcpon. II 1s left to the
pm1dtn1 -and an) other pcrwn
with whom 1he prc-s1dcnt shan:s the
rq>0r1 -10 honest!) 1ntcrpre1 the
data. reJ«l1ng an) unsubstantiated
allegations
RC'C'entl)' !)outh Carolina IX·nlll·
crat Fntz Hollin~ quoted portion> ol
1he FBI report. on Sen Tu"'er O\tr < BS Radio I h1'i dishonest tech-
nique. "'hirh wa'i al'io U\Cd aga1Mt
\upremr < ourt non11nce Judge Rob-
ert Burk. thrcatl'ns thc 'c.'Q: hast\ ol
the prC's1dcnt''i sharing FRI b:.tlk·
ground chcd., ""h 1h..-'icnate
Indeed ll ha~ onl1r been 'ilnLe thc Ei~nhowcr .1dm1n1s.trat1on that I Bl
report~ ordered b~ the PH"\1dcnt ha' l'
been !>hared "1th 'IClcLlcd ~nator'i
Prcs1<knt Bush has been far mon.·
rooixrat1H than pre' 1ouc; prt's1dcnh
-in John To"'cr's ca\<: maling the
F-81 rtport available: 10 C\CI) member
of the Senate who v.1\hc\ lo set• 1t
G1-.cn lhc re ponsc of senators ltkc
Nunn and Holhnp. 1h1s may be tht'
la t 11mt this 1s done
Make no mistake. I heir bch.a' ior
h:u reached unprecedented he1Jht5 of
pon'i1b1hty Ne,er before in 200
y_c rs has the Senate rt'Jcctcd a
Cabinet nomintt of a ncwl> elected
President While Prc~1dent Bu~h h~
urged b1part1"3nsh1p Nunn has re-
sponded 1N1th the lov.csl form of
personal attack upon the defense
secrctarl ..Jc.,1gnatc l ! ndoubtedly.
Nunn's at k of Judgment and tates-
mansh1p. and the abuses of senatonal
pm1lcgc b\ ~n Holhnl-S and others.
"'111 lead to a down.,.,ard "p1ral 1n
whllh ~r\onal ac.cu'i.it1on I'>
subst1tu1cd for pohn cnt1quc
Jron1calh ')en ~unn "'as in no
po 1t1on 10 l;i t the first stone as l~cr of lhts hnc.h mob Hi'i 'lu'-cCS$
at 'imcanng CX·n To-.er ma~ h.Hc. in
the prOCt" s co\t him ht ov.n rcpu·
tat1on
The 'Wall tree"\ JournJI rt'portcd
l:w wed. the ord1d Tt"d )...c.·nncd'·
hkedeta1l~of\am Nunn'sown rcl•mi
of Nl'W ) car's he drunken dm ing.
h1t-and·n.tn. lea' ing the M:enc of .an
arc1d~nt I) 1ng to thl' pres' and polite
and to' er-up
In 1972. h11t Republican opponent
chose no1 10 use "iunn's cnmanul
rl"t·ord as a campa.tgn issue .\ a
result the \tlant.a Journal did not
pnnt the lull details until 1v.o daH
after Nunn's clec11on and unul last
week. Noni\\ own problems w11h
boo1e, dn\1ng. and thl' law v.ere ~ot
nation.ill) lnown
The fuels are 1hc)C. ~n unn
pleaded gu1hy to ll'a' ing the seen(' ol
nn acC'1dent 1n the Wl-C hour\ of Nev. Year·~ Day. after a plea b:lrgarn 10
drop bll-and-run chalJCS Far v.or..c.
however wa!> that h1\ public stor)
d10ert<l !>Ub\U&ntiall) from the poltl'C
report. ~m(' e\ampks
• "'1unn 'inld the 3ll.tdcnt tool
plale "Jround m1dn1ght." the pohce
report h!>lS the: time u 145 a m.
• "'lunn s:ud he ··i.on of s1de-
S"-1ped .. a r.arked car and then "ran
in J d1t1:h · the pohlc report \hov.s
unn dan1agC'd bo1h the nght front
and 1de of the park«l l-ar. then dro'e
to the end of the hlcx:l, turned Id\ and
dro"e 1wo hlod.~ morr -linall\
cr.uhing do..,..n .rn em~nkmt'nt wh11t'
In 1ng to ma~c .1 right turn
• \iunn \a)S hl' tuld hi'> lncnd 10
lcll thl' pohl.c .. v. hose car 11 "ta' .. but
v.hcn police told the frwnd ~unn h<1d
bcl·n chargl'd "llh h11 and run Im
drn mg 11Ho a par~C'd rnr 1he friend
'iatd "It 'nC\\) tn me ·
Thl'i ·all \C>unJ\ mon· hlo;c thr
bcha' 1or ol a,nother ml"mbcr nf the ~natc \rmed ')('nice~ C omm11ttt
from H)ann1sport Ma~ -v.ho
inc1dC'ntall). pro\Jded tht' winning
margin 1n the lOmmllll'l" s 11 '-'\Ott'
ag•unst ~o Tow er
· dh 1t 1!> men \uch • ., th{"c;(' who
an~ u'>mg tht lov. tactic' ol l hnral ter
a-....i' inauon to ;macl Prcs1den1
Bu'h hcfore the hunc\ moon 1\ C\ cn
0' l'r \s our armc; control ncgot1;,1or
1n C1enc,a. a ~0-\car 'ttcl'3n ot dC'fen~ pohn .ind formC'r C ha1rman
of th(' \cnatl; .\rml·<l ~n 1tt'\ Com·
mllll'C John T1•v.a too dt''><'nt'\
much l'lc11u
Ort Cot 1s t•r { • Rt'prrsrofa.
t1i r for tbr 4~th Cooirf'<> 1on•I Dis·
tnrt
Politicians judged on sin scale
nationally and closer to home
Current mood spells trouble for Voss
whC'thcr he \ltd:\ 1n two gta'~' lll
wine or \tart\ hlll1n1 lht' 011.h again
l O\t in :all of tht\ ot cour""°· 1\ the
quMt1on on v. hclher Tov.t'r "'ould be a &ood S<crtl.\t) of dcknx It J~n't
Sttm to mantr at thr moment
l'iov. 11' a Iona wi) from W \h1n1-
ton O C tor ounta1n Valle-) hut there
1s a common thread betwt't'n 1hc t-.o
placn. bcht'\C 11 or not Tht' mt' \tn
sale John Tower i bc1nt mca un:d
1Mt 1 being applied tu Ftt'd V
t e ma)or of Founia1n Vall ).
Vos~ hke the cu" he rcprncnu h
enJO)ro a fa1rl> tranquil Cll'iten c
unor nov..
But th.at cl\anacd Jan. JO when
V "a am ud 1n nta na on
p1 .on oholicat1na a Pf" mute. It V ,. poor luck that tht pri lt·
tu~ •'I n·a a prostitute at aJI. he "'I
an undt'rcO\V pohtt offi a . A«-ordin1 to the pohcc ~pon,
lpprQl(M\J a )OUOI lad • ..su1·
tmcd a K\ual Kl and then inquamt about lht pn . l1d then be ,. ...
buskd v cm llta pleaded no con eat to the
m-tdrmieanor cha.rir. paid a fine and
aPokJiiJJrd 90r auta• die n&y an nnbltra.umtftt He Slid k (m·
sidtftd tht matw to be dOKd.
Wdl. he W1111 WTOftl. A poup ol
ntil.ltM Im ~ Mired b' lus
;:'S'UOll Md UI W•kiMd 10 . ltim 1f9't aoa.0 t 11ePMidt.
Shoukt V• .. Midt .I'"' ':w
1a11• IM 'M'CMll the .. lO tM *f'Olll ,.,.. .. *.,.,. .-:e
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out <'I ht"r ht('·, 'ia' 1n'' H~· d1Jn"t 1a~c
a bnbc. I IC' d1dn t hlo-. up a bnd M
rob a ... [k,cn nd he apol 11cd.
\\hat mort 1:ould "-r pos\1bl) -. nl''
On the: other hand. "'r h.i'e a man
-a n~)or no I -who appartotl) ~•~ c;tup1d enou&h to "' ndcr up
Harbor Boulc,arJ to an lrt'~ "'hctt
the police v.erc condu(;lln& a hi&hl public.·u~'d C'~ kd-Own on pro II·
tut1on
Voss ma) not have comprom1c;('CJ
h1 po 11100 wtth the ctt) but he 1p~rentfyd1J a (atrl) adc:QUJttJobnf
pronna 10 wme people 1h:u he has
ma~hcd potAtOC'\ for bn1n
Whc:thcr lhl\ PN\Qf V~ I\ \bm· ~gooJ.sort~t hcd \n't ha\ttbt
10oJJud.,ncn111 ta.kn to be ma)'orof
founCl1n allc). I don't kn •. ..
~ th1q I d kno". ho-...:,cr. 1
that 11'~" th mood of the limn.
V 1 1n fl r a rouah ndt. M) bunch
1 that 1h1 lttt \fin n as not aoma 10 ~tt •• y . In fact, V ma ~ant to i. c a
~und or two now to rtflcct on
•hcthcr he 1 to JMil ham lhnd thcc1ty he l'CPIOdlts throup alJ ihiL
It ma not bt wonb et
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To the Editor: Jerry Brown 1s back. And. after his
v1s1t to Orange County last week:., he's
telhna his camp followers that be JS
here to rcsUTTr<:t the Democrat Party
here from the ashes of defeat.
Now that the CaUfomia Demo-
crats' scarth for a new statewide
leader ha produced lhe rehashed.
soul-searching Cit*govemor, Orange
C'ountJans themselves should take
the ume to step bad. and objectively
assess the poh11cal direction of their
communll)'
Orange Count) 1 today a more
c:onscrva11vc Republican commuruty
than at an) time in its history.
Just four months ago. on Election Day. the people of Orange County
delivered a 317.000-votc margin for
the election of George Bush and Dan
Quayle. 'loundly fCJCCting M ichacl
Dukak1s and his ultra-hberaJ game
plan for Amenca. (This wide maf)i_n
was surpa sed onl) b) the 400.~
\Ute margin Ronald Reagan received
here 1n 1984. trounong the now
forgotten ltbcral ideologue from
Minnesota. WaJter Mondale.).
Perhaps e\cn mort' s1gn1Eicantly
Orange <. ounuan havt' elected con-
scrva11'e Republicans to C\Cr) part1-
n poh11cal office in the county. both
at thc.-nauon.-1 and st:lte levels.
Howe\'er much of the hbcraJ media
and lxmocrat pol1t1cos like Jerry
Brown v.ould hke to make us over,
Orangf ( ount) remains a basnon of
sor1d con crva11vc Republican
ph1lo<;0phy committed to a healthy
frtt marl et ct0nomy, a strong na-
1100:11 defense. tradmonaJ family
values and a good number of other
pos111ons hC'ld by a broad cross-
scc t1on of the Amencan ee<>Ple which
art' anathema to tbosc pious elJtes of
the poht1cal left.
Wt' can b( proud lhat the Rc--
put>l11.:an Part) has developed into
"lhc part) of the ~pie" so Iona as we.
r«ogru1C' that dthgcnt efforts •~
required 10 !iust~un the cooscrvat1vc
electoral u~h 1.hat Orange Count)
has tor so many )cars cxb1b1ted 1n
<. .. 1ifom1:a pohucs. ow that the
Democrat ha"e m:allcd arch hbcral Jcm Brown from his rettTCmcnt 1n
the doJo~ of the Oncnt. Orange
( ountian\ ha"c a new motr\ation 10
man the ~napct'i 1n dcfen5'" of the
C'\.onom1c and poht1cal v.ell·~1n1 o(
our communtt\
for JU 1 a moment's rcflce11on
rec<11ls 1he dJrl memoncs of the late
''10s and carh · Os when Brown· ..
tran~port.a11on team 1n Sacramento.
hC'Jdl·d tl\ lhc-Olltonous ;\dnanna
t11anturl'o. '1nualh shut ofT dcspcr-
a1d) nt'N('J suatc h1lhv.ay funds to
Oranie Count~ "htcfi has pro".cd to
he a ma1or f.luor m creating toda> 's
trallic V.Ot'\ in the count}
It was also Brown who appointed
Jud1"·1al act1'1'HJud C'S hke Rose Bird
v. ho ha "e use-d the courts to pursue their o-..n hhcral agendas and have
made a moder) of cnmmal Justice
and handtuOcd pn-.a1e sector bus1-
nc '4."' 1 o the procc s
\nd "Aho could forget Ora~
Count\ ·\upen1~r Edison Mllkr" <."t to the far lei\ mold of Tom
Ha\ den etnd Jant f onda. this inept
Brown appoint~ "as soon ousted by
OranJC l ount\ -.otcrs another lib-
eral ~hcl\('d and forgotten in the back
ol thc: old C~moua\5 ~
< >ne group 1hat Yr1ll not forget km
8rn..,..n .., the C .ilttornia farmers.. v. ho
~mcmher that ht\ bun1.hngof\.1cdOv
1,pra' int. lcxi 10 a near disaster for the
1,1ate", aa,n ultural production
'Jo"' tlldt Jrm Bro"'n has rt'tumcd
to < ahlom1J du\tl.'d off his Linda
f<on'ltadt X-tra{ ls and st1zcd the reins
ol lrotdcr-h1p 1n the C ahfom1a Dcmo-
1. rattl' Part\. he claim that he 1s going
to lead tladl\ be3tcn Democrats 1n
Oran~c < ount) and throughout C'ah-
forn13 to new hc1ght'i.
C1ood lucl klT) For 11 will take
mC\re than a da1m of foreign tra-.ct to
~~uaJc 1he ~nplc of Orange Coun-
'' to cmhrau· the failed hhcral aaenda
"<' c.-amc to lno"--.ell dunng }Our
tenure tn S:lcramento
THOM~ F ENT • hauman
Rcpubhcan Part) uf Oran c Count)
TOD.\\ I\ HISTOR\
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FLORI NI-NORTON
Julie Elizabeth Florini of Fountain
Valley and Kirk Peter Norton of
Newport Beach arc planning a July 8
wedding in the United Methodist
Church of Garden G rove.
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald L. Fiorini of
Fountain Valley are the parents of the
bride-elect. who is a graduate of
Fountain Valley High School and Cal
Poly San Luis Obispo.
Her tiab 1s the son of Michael·
Ann Nonbn-and Peter Nonon. both
of Newport Beach. He is a graduate of
Newport Harbor High School and Cal
State Long Beach.
OGDEN-CANTRELL
Mr. and Mrs. Brent Ogden of
Corona del Mar have announced the
engagement of their daughter. De-
irdre Kelley Ogden. 10 John Ross
Cantrell of Tui.1m
The bnde-clecl as a graduate of
Corona def Mar High School. Pine
Manor College an Roston. Mass .. and
the University of the Pacdic where
she was affiliated w11h Kappa Alpha
Theta soronty.
Her f utun; husband is the son of Dr.
and Mrs. Bill Cantrell ofTusun. He as
a graduate of F.oothall High School,
Moody Bible College in Chicago.
Southern California College and re-
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flancee Jutte l'lorlnl.
ce1 ved has masters degree 1 n theology
from Simon Greenleaf School of La"'
and Theology.
A &pt. 9 wedding as planned at the
Newport Mesa Christian Church 1n
Costa Mesa.
DAVIS-FARROW
The engagement of Julie Ellen
Davis and Mark David Farrow. both
John R. Cantrell and flanc••
Deirdre Kelley Ogden.
ofHunungton Beach. was announced
at a party an the Fountain Valley
~ome of the future bridegroom'<;
mother. Mrs Case) Farrow He 1s
also. the son of Da' rd Farrow of
Hunungton Beach.
A May 13wedding1s planned an the
First United MethodLSt Church an
Hunungton Beach
Julle Ellen oa,a, and flance
Mark David Parro w . ·
The bnde-clect -ts the daughter of
Jeanice Ointon of-Huttt-ington Beach
and Gary Davis of Oxnard he as a
graduate of Huntington Beach Htgh
School and Oranie Coast College.
Her fiance 1s a graduate of Manna
High School and Golden Wes-t Col-
lege. both in Huntington Beach. The
couple own The Plantscapers, an
interior plant company.
I ••tth I'\(, II \ch
Foo~ba~I exchange
carries ·good ·will ~-.
Trip was more thana game
Th11 is lhe S«ond of two parts on
the fmt U.S. professiqnal football team to play in Japan. The trip
happened m 1935, sh years before
harl Harbor.
By HOW ARD L. HANDY .
~ ..... Cetf ... -.-
crossed his mind. ]'be Tokyo Maru,
the ship they had come to Japan on,
was about to leave port and' JO into
&}:dock.. · I bad left f ll of our ~tum tickets in
the uf'c on the ship, and ifl didn•t act
them before they sailed, n would be a Iona time before I could get them.
Fonunatcly. a mcssenJtr was dis-
When AJ Maloney and has band of patched. and he broupt the tickets
3Sfootball playersamved in Japan in back."
March of t 935, they were erected by When time for the lint aamc finally
the national band and a 'fleet of arrived, an airplane circled the field
limousines. Half of the hmos were and dropped the pme ball The
draped wnh American flags and the ·Minister of Educationf 1n pin stripe
other haJf wnh Japanese flap. pants and swallow-tad coat. made the
The entourage drove to the train honorary kickoff to act the game
stalion and on the way, school under way.
children were let out lO watch the A newspaper account of that first
cavalcade pass by. The next stop was game dated March 14, 1935, says:
the lmpcnaJ Palace, and the members Albert Maloney, former quarterback
of the U.S. contingent bowed and for the University of Southern Cah-
~d their respects to the Japanese fomia, today thrilled 30,000Japanese
before .aoing to the-Imperial Hotel. SJ>OM fans watching their first pro-
"Th1s was not only a footbalJ -mp fessional football game Wllh a 60-yard
but a goodwill -venture as ~11;• said touchdown'fUn.
Maloney of Newport Beach's BJa MaJoney's Red team, however, lost
Canyon. to the Blues, I r.12.
Maloney was a quarterback. coach "There was one thins rather strange
and instigator of the 6<kiay tnp an about the crowd at that game," he
wtuch the U.S. played 10 footbaJI recalls. "The people seemed to hke
games and two rugby matches in a the game but they didn't yell. We
period of27 days. rn seven of the 10 found O\ll later that it was a sacred
games-, the U.S. squad -was divided stadium and no noise 1s allowed in
mto two groups. Red and Blue. In the that area."
others, they pla)ed Japanese amateur The second game was equally
teams that were just geltang started in unforgettable.
the sport. • .. We kept smelling a bad odor and
\\(h.lle Maloney was addressing a at halftime, asked what I\ was. We
banquet crowd on the second day were told that the field wa\ covered
af\er am val and telhna the Japanese Wlth human manure and mud.
how much his aroup loved the people "After the game, we didn't hesitate
and the country. , a dire thought but headed s1raight for the showers,
PICI 1• IC \'I H \I I
shoes, uniforms a11d au to get the
smell out. The suits were washed and
dried tn I H1bach1, ID um."
From that pme, the group went to
Na,oya where they met Tojo. The
o~t field was as bard as cement an,d a
nuniber of pl.ayers were hurt. With
ei&f'lt more pmes to ao. Maloney was
wonderina about the wisdom -of such a trip.
"Then a miracle happened," he rec~lls. "We were taun to some
world famous maneraJ spring baths in
rickshaws. All of the swelhng and
paan seemed to disappear and we
were able to finish out our schedule.··
In Osaka, the Japanese girls helped
the players dress and undress for the
game.
"The Japane~ were very proud of
the cherry blossoms bloomina and
got us out of bed in the middle of the
n1aht to go out and sec them. The
brother-an-law of the Emperor came
down to sec us. That was quite ao
honor because you usually have to go
to their place to sec them.
''I talked with the U.S. Ambassador
about any possible problems between
the U.S. and Japan, and he said he
didn't foresee anything in the next
five or six y~ but after that he
-wasn't cert.aan. [fhe war with Japan
started on December 7. 1941 , m
years af\er Maloney's team v1s1t).
"After that game. we were 1n v1ted
to the owner's home and each player
was presented with a hand-painted
picture by a Japanese "'oman artisL"
The aroup went to Tokyo for the
rubber game of 1he series and played
1n rain. hail and slecl. Maloney's Red
team was trailina by three points late
in the game, and he went back 10 drop
kick a field ROAi. The ball sailed far
f Pte.-lff MALONEY /Mt
CorOINI del Mar•1 Todd Kehrll 1llde1 back
In saf•IJ on pickoff attempt a1 Mater Del
0.., ,._ ,.._ ., IAe Pepe
first baseman Jim 8etzold 101e1 control of
IMtll durlllt W•dnesday•1 game.
Edison makes every base count,
adv~ntes to El Segundo semis
Chargers tie LB Poly, win on total bases
The Edison H11h baseball team
may only h ve one victory 1n three outinp· th1s a.on, but that's not
very 1mponant when the Charsicrs
ftDd thnnschn pla)'.!na in today'
1em1final of the El Scaundo Tour-namcnt qain t Wcstm101ter H1ah at
31).m. Tbe Cbarsm, advaoC:ed Wednes-~in the quarterfinals by ty1na Lona le9tb Poly. 6-6. and "l'stmna more
IOtAI bUes. &-40 .Ed•ton '°' by t.e.nneer on to1a1 bUei aner tyina. 2-Z m t))c first round. Wt ~ in tbe
•me tournament, EditOn died Poly; ~~ rontOlation round •mt· • , J .().2, reu be61nd (,.;2
cnterirw . \lie bottom of tht third rnninaThunday, bucJayTlM>be. wfM)
went J b 4 ..itlt cwo bomc nam and
five llBI, aod m1cf pite:Mr Don
Snuth. who aJlowed no runi and thrtt
t\us over the final three 1nn1ngs,
teamed 10 help lhc C'haracrs rally.
Thobe had a two-run homer 10 the
fint, sconna Joe Pence (3 for 4.
double). added a two-run homer 1n
the thud, 1COnna J&JOn Senfin (who
had doubled), and krtocked 1n Pence
for the t)'1"1 run in the fourth as he
reached on a fleldet'1 choice. Ja.son
Alston led off the fourth w1lb 1 Jo
homtt.
f>oly, 2..().1, but It 1 lJ earf y lead
behind a a~e-run serond 1nnina.
In another El Squndo 'Tollr-
f\l!lWDl~ _ . "._.....,. 7, Bart 4: pjtcher
8riu Stubtlil., wbo allowed a t~o-ruo bomer' ill ~ top of the fin\, came ""°'Ila wida I IWO-ND doua. in the
bonom oft be inning as the Lions took a 3-2 lead the)' would not rchnqu1sh.
Stubbs' double ¥Jent over the center
fielder's head ind was followed ~ an
RBl·sangle by Joe Tiano as West·
min ter mo~ed to 3-0.
Tiano and Jim laaJe were each 2
for 3 with double and each had an
RBI for W~tm1nstcr
In the Newpon Elks Tournament:
Maser Del s. c. ..... kl Mar t: In
lbe qu.anerfinal <kfen •ve battle. the
Monarchs scored au the1r runs in the
top Of the foor1h as Ju.n Zarate's sun
dOuble drovt in one runit Grca Carl si~ U\ Zarasc 1nd Jc C1ccareWs sacnfioe 0)' tnusht 1n what turned
oot to be the pmt-winner. •
CdM, which did no1 have a hat until
t•o -ttt out in the ru\h,..fouaht blck
w\th sinale runs in the finh and m.th.
......... '"IASOAU./llJ
..
TH~Y. MARCH 9, 1989
Al Maloney dl1pla11 his JOO·year-old
,.mural. sword which w•• presented to
....,,..._..._., .............
him just before his departure froM J.-n.
The sword &s valued In r •ce11 of U00,000.
I I t
UCI answers first challenge
in 68-62 win ov-er ·J?acific
But UNL V awaits
after Big West
tourney opener
Big W~.st Tournam~nt
lylDZINTEl
~~con • ..-
LONG BEACH -As upected.
(at LMt ... di A..-1 ,Int llWftll kw ..
FrHllO State 64, S.n Jo_. Stare .O
UCI .. Pacific tl
T .. 't'•~·--~ 1-<•l .State Fullt •tl>ft "' Utal\ St
•.JO-UC Santa a.~ "' LOtlO S.•t" SI 1-...w Mt•l<o St vs FrftnO St
9.30-Ntvada LH v ... , Y\ UCI
UC'J beat Pacific Wednesday night.
68-62. m the opening round oftbc "Bia "Pacific has 01\en even.one troubl,. West Conf~n~ Tournament before • ·J ' 5.533 onlookers at the Long Bt'ach this year so that didn't urpn~ me." Arena. s~ud UC I Coach 8111 Mulhgan "But
Led by Ricky Butler's I 5 po.ullS. no one has i1ven us credit for de!Crue
UCI beat the Tigers for the 20th and that was the kc) toniiht I hate 10
consecutive lime since 1980. sec such a low sconnt aame. but "'e'll
The question 1s. did the Anteaters lake it ...
really do themselves a favor? By Pacific Jumped out to a 20-10 lead
wanning, they advance to toniaht's en route to lls ftvc-pomt llalf11mc
second round and will pla) No I -seed advanta&e
Nevada Lis Veaas at 9 o'clock. Led b) 6-loot-9 ccntt'r Don L rnlc.
UCI beat Lu Vegas, ~98, o.n Fe-b who scored J 0 points 1n the fir i half
4, but lbc Anteaters went 3-S after and 14 for the game. the T 1ge" hot
that to finish the rtgular stason. and 54 percent and made all five ol the"
lost their last four. all at home. free throws'" the first half L' ttk had
And they again had problems with scored 23 and 31 points m ·the tirs1
Pacific, the No 9 seed 10 the two meetings toumafncnt but team that has ofien ft 1 -played well an defeat. In their three A er bu1ld111ga -4-15 It-ad. Pac1l1c
wins against the Tigers this season, fin.all) cooled off and L~I ~ent on a lhe Anteaters "'on by a combmed I 0-0 run to take 1hc lead, .S-_4 Flo)d
totaJ of 11 pomts 1antted th~ charge "'1th t"'o l:l\ups
Butler. a 6-foot· 7 sophomo~ for-folio" 101 fast breaks He lro l < I "'1th
ward from Ocean View High, fed a • I ~ fif'it -half points and fin1sht'd with
S«Ond-half rally after Pacafit built a 1 •
36-31 halfhme lt2d But the lead "'a hort·h' ro
Kevin Flo)d finall) put the game Tra1hng. 31-30. Pacific guard<. hns
away for lJCI when he scored on a Fox scored the last <11x pomt\ of the
jumper in the key followmg hts own half on t\\o layups and 1wo lrte
steal that gave the i\nteatcrs a 66-62 throw . lead with 38 seconds let\ UCI cut the lud to 36-l5 on
C 011 l 'fil H\,l.H\11
baskets b)' Butler and Mike
DoltorcZ)'k to open the iC'Cood half.
DoktorcZ)'k fin1 hed \\1th 14 paints.
Butler, back after missina a game
with a quad contus10n in lus riaht
thl&h. i.truggled early in the llJ!le,
sconng four point tn the first half.
fhe Ti_acrs followed moments later
w11h an 8:.0 run to take a 48-37 lead.
Sam Barnes. a 5-10 guard, hit a 3-
point shot and madt a frtt throw
dunna the run
After fen hn 1 Jumper to make n
)().4(), Butler took thinis into bt own
hands -htcrall). He parked a l6-2
run with a few lcy teals an<i
rebounds to gi .. c the ,l\ntcatcrs \he
lead. 56-52. with 7: 10 lefi Butler's
t"'-O free throws put UCl on top for lhe
first ume in the second haJf. S4.S2.
But the Tt&ers refused to 11ve 1n.
Guard Rcuie Ricks hit a l-pomt
sho1 to 11~ Pacific the lead back.
59-S . ~rh 4· I 3 left. Mtke Labat
countered with a basket on a l'ast
brcnk to ~m the lead for U('f.
64..()2, with .. 52 rt'rMtntna.
Fo\ made one of two free throws to
11e 11 and then ~1ke Doktorcz)k sank
an 18-foot shot 10 make ll 62-60.
8amt"S. re ponded with a shon
Jumper to uc 1t again. 62-62 But1er
made two frtt thro"' to make 1t 64-62
and then Flo\d came up "'1th the b11
pla)'S
F1~t he tol<' the balJ with 1.17 ldt
Then follow1n1 a trmeout. Floyd
"'orked the 45-st'Cond ctod down to
three scoonds before pulhna up for an
S.-foot hot to make 1t 66-62 v.1th 32
seconds left. Mike Doktorczyk sank
t"'-O more fret tbro"' to fim h the
~onna.
Sammer' s single lifts Rustlers
GWC ni~s Fullerton, 3-2; OCC, UCI win
Golden West College's Josh Barn·
mer singled with one out an the nmth
1nnmg to score Shelb} Han from
third bast and iJ\C the Rustlcn a J.-2
comeback win oH·r Fullerton m an
Orange Empire Conference baseball
game W ednesday at Golden WcsL
The Rustlers. q. 5 overall and 3-1 1n
1he OEC. continued their trong tart
wnh effcctwc pitching from starter
John Gonzale and rehe\.er James
Marquez, who l"Cl"tcrcd the final two
ouu 10 tbe ninth to improve 2-0
fullenon fell to 7-8. 2·2
Gonzales wa cnusan.a aloni wnh
four~tut shutout and a 1-0 lead
enlcnna 1hc ninth. but Kenn) Hum-prey and Joe Parp s1niJed wtth one
ou1 for Fullerton Marquez rthevcd
and wa s:rcetcd with Al Capraro'• ~o-run double. but he ~uttd the
next two bauers and the Rustlcn
trailed. 2-1. Ho~ts 11111na pttcbcr teve
Trachsel, who entered the ninth Wlth
a fivc .. b1t. one-run ~ormancc. wa
prom_ptly ~tcd with a ltadoff m&Jc
by C'ra11 PaQuctte. ~uctte was
sacrificed to second and Hart walked.
Mark M11111nn sinaJcd home Pa·
queue to t1c the game and 1ook ~ond
as the Hornets unsuC'\.~sfull} tntJ \O
nail Han at third Robb< arabl'\a wa\
walked 1ntent1onalh to load th~
ba~. but Sammer mpondcd \'1th
tht' game·" in nmg smgJe
Gon1alt' thre"' 8'11 innmgs. allo"'·
ina 1x hits. thrtt walks and l"'o
earned runs while "nk1n& out lhr
Frank Hcnnan ,"'cnt ~ for ' for Golden We l."'h1chtook11-0 lcadm
the fifth inning when Carraba m&lcd.
took second on a \acnficc and came
home on JI.en bnch'Ban.gle
Fullerton w.S led b)' Capraro and
Rob Ba1ltv each aoing 2 for 3
In another Orange Empire eon1es1·
Oraa1• co .. t 1!, RlnnWe 4: Ott
T alanoa 111.eot 3 for 4 with a thrtt·run
homer, and Many Cordovi ind
Hector Santa Cruz each had three h 11
to lead a l6-h1t atta<:k for the Plrates
Onnae Coast. 12-S-1 2-J. ~ol'Cd
SC\en runs 1n the m1ddie annm to
take control Tomm) 1~1n 5C'lttettd
eta.ht hats and sc~en walks O\tr c1aht
innmp, tnk.ma out mne and strand-
'"' nine Tiaen tO up hlS record to 1-1 Talanoa l\ad 1 thrtt·run homer 10
the l'<lh "''th l 1dro Maldonado and
nta ( ruz aboard "'-h1ch put the
Plratrs up. 10-) Maldonado went I
for Z "1th '"O RBI . Cordova went J
for ' v.1th an R Bl and two rum., and ~nta \ru1 v."t"nt '\ for 4 "'1th thttt
run'
In college b:l~ball·
tlCt U, Cal State Domlaawe• HW•
3: The Anteaters scored tfic1r most
ruM 1n ncarh four }ca~ as seven
pla\ers had mult1ple-.h1111mes in tbe
non-confcrencr demohtlon to break a
three-game lo mg treak.
Junior first baseman Bnan Youn&
went 4 for 4 with four RBI. two
doubles and a tnple 1n the first four
mnma.s of the pme Chns Gallqo
came ofT the bench to go 3 for 3 with
an RBI and two runs and Freddie
Com wcnl 3 for'\ with two RBI and
three run
Ken Whu-..orth. 2-l. allo•'Cd thttt
hits and one unearned run 1n five
1nnin15. w1lk1n1Ju tom and stnk1na
out fhc
Uct. 7-1 l had a nine-run second
and built a I 5-1 ~ b)' w fifth
innins en route 10 sconna. tht mOJl
runs 1n a same 1nce a .?3-J victory
O\Cr U fnttmanooal on Apnl 10.
19 S. Domm1un fell to 6--8.
CdM, Morningside to play It again In state. tournament tonight
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'PttlC '' HHI \h
Erustrated Cardinals pitcher Cox
vents frustrations on cameraman
ST. LOUIS -SL Louis Cardinali •
pitcber Danny Co"'-appuentty frusaraced ~ over yet anolher injury to his naht arm, •" · .• nbbed a ae&ev isioa cameraman by the
ihroal and shoved him blckward over a chair at Lambcn
• • Airpoin on Wcdnetday.
: • KSDK-TV c:arneraman frank Scalise uid Cox called
• later to apoloSJr.t. But Scalise said he was upset.
noneUteleU. .. , .-We Dlnny·Gox.•· ~ise said. "He's a good
ballplayer. But be was way out of
line. rm very concerned about the!
f~uency with which this is hap-
pen1na to people in 01,1rJ)f'Ofession."
.... spons reponer.
Video .. pe taken by a televiJion cameraman from
KMOV showa C.Ol walkN up lhe airpon concounc,
suddenJy vttrcd to his Id\ and assaultC"Cf Scalise
"It was v1aous," Scalt1e Aid.
. "I didn•t say a wo!fJ 10 him. Most times, in hostile
suuat1ons. I koowwbat $10fnaonaround me. t his was so
unprovoked, so out of character, that it took me by
surprise."
ScaJise pointed out, jusl as the videotape showed.
that Cox arabbed him by the throat and bqan pushing ru m backward.
''I remember what he S&Jd," Scalise said. "He said,
'Doyc)u have a problem. boy? Do you have a problem? I'll
beat xour ass.' ·~111 said was. 'I'm just doing my job: I think I said that lWIC:C."
Scalise wd that Cox had told him during their telephone con-
versation that he ••was extremely
frustrated, not knowing what his
future bolds." .J
Cox is 6-foot-4 and wci&hs 220 pounds. Scalise is 6-1
and about 220,
"I'm not a small guy," Scalise said. "I djdn't feel
threatened by him. It happened too quick." "But for him to act the way he
did was uncalled for," Scalise said.
"You can't do this to peoJ:!le. I'm
Coa · '/cry s~pathetic about what he's
s<>io&through1 but J wouldn t lay my hands on anybody."
Scalise, 4.l, an 18-ycar veteran as a news cameraman.
was a.ssiped to meet Cox at the airport to tape an
intervitw that was to havt-ht't-n conducted hy a KSDK
Lakers rout Miami, 12 7-87 .
~ BYJ"CNI Scott scored all of his 16 points in ----
, the first quarter, including four baskets • -t' ~ during i stretch when the Lo~ Angeles Lakers ,, ...
made 12 straight shots, in pacing the Lakers ----
to a 127-87 rout of the Miami Heat on Wednesday. The
m'argjn approached the Lakcrs' biggest of the season:
achieved ma 138-91 victory in their other visjt to Miami
last Nov. 23. Los Angeles scored in bunches on
breakaways and penetrated inside easily against the
Heat's haJf-court defense. Tony Campbell led the Lakers
with 19 points to tie his season high. Six team mates also
SC<?red in double figures. Miami•s starters scored only 39
points. Reserve Job Sbsty had a season-high 18 points
to pace the Heat.. which Jost its sixth straight game.
Miami's 8-50 record is"the NBA 's worst ... Jn other NBA
games: With NBA scoring leader Mlcllael Jordan missing
because ofan injury, Boston opened a 21-point lead in the
first quarter and went on to defeat Chicago. 104-95.
, Jordan who bad played 235 consecutive games. didn't
make the t!i.P to Boston after suffering a pulled voin in
Crucago's 90-88 loss to Philadelphia Tuesday night ...
Isla.It Tltoma1 scored 27 points and sparked a decisive 9-0
fourth-<iuartcr burst as Detroit posted its fifth straight
triumph. defeating Scanle at home, 11 2-96 . . . Alex ~ .. scored 3 r points lo lead Denver to a 112-99
victory and hand host Cbarlone its fifth straight loss. the
expansion Hornets' longest losing streak of the season ...
8eraan1gtqscored23 of his 31 points in the second half
and Jeff Malone added 30, pacing Washington to its
seventh straight home victory. a I 19-111 decision over
Atlanta. The Hawks suffered their third straight loss
despite 38 poirlts by Dom1D1ae Wllk.l.u . . . Adrian
Outley scored 23 points a.nd Rolando Blackman had 22.
leading Dallas past visiting Portland. 99-92 ... XarJ
Maloae'• 29 points and JobD Stocllton'1 18 points and 17
assists sparked Utah to a 11 7-80 victory over Houston in
SaJt Lake City.
Ql'OTEOt'THEDAl'
Neil WWlamson, sports director ofWQX I radio
in Atlanta, on the weapons charges that arc part of
the football scandal at Oldahoma: "Folks in
Norman are terrified that the Sooncrs will drop 1he
wishbone for the run-and·s.hoot offense."
Sabres top Rangers again
CU.a Malarc ... k made 32 saves in his ~
debut with Buffalo and Dave A.Ddreychl
and Orl1tlu RHtt11 scored second-period , •
,. coals as the Sabres continued their domi----..-....;;;,_ f nation of the New York RanJerS with a 2-0 victory ~ Wednesday rught at Madison Souare Garden. ~ Malarchuk, acquired in a trade from Washington on
Monda_y, recorded his second shutout of the season and
I I th of his career as the Sabres beat the Rangers for the
sixth sttaijht time and ended a four-.game losinf streak ..
. Elsewhere in the NHL: Mats Na1lud'1 goa midway
through the third period lifted Montreal past Washington
at home, 3-2, and back into first place in the overall
standini-'. The victory, Montreal's third in a row. gave the
Canadiens 99 points, one more than Calpry ... In
Hartford, ltnla DlHn scored three aoaJs, RlJ Ferraro
added two and Roll Frucl1 had a goal and three assists as
the WhaJers snafped Edmonton·s seven-pme unbeaten
streak with a 7-victory ... In Chicago, Aar.a Brotea
scored the tie-breaking goaJ early in the third period and
added an insurance goaJ to oom plcte a five-point game as
New Jersey rallied to beat the Blackhawks, 7-5 ... In
Vancouver, goaltender I.Jn McLean stopped 26 shots for
bis third shutout of the season as the Canucks beat
Winnipeg. 3-0.
Pac-10 Tournament opens
INGLEWOOD-Top-rankcd Arizona. ---
the first Pacific-I 0 Conference team to be • -t'
ranked No. 1 at the end of the regular season ,, ...
in 14 years. will try to stay at the top by ---
winning the third Pac-10 Tournament.
The Wildcats. who reached the semifinals of the
NCAA Tournament last lear. arc one of four Pac-1 0
teams who seem wured o playing in this year's 64-team competition, which bc&ins next week.
The others arc I 2th-ranked Stanford, UC'LA and
. Ortaon State, who arc seeded 2-3-4 in the Pac·IO To~mamcnl, which begins tonight at the forum and
finishes Sunday afternoon with the championship pmc which will be televised nationally. '
The NCAA Tournament. field will be announced
durina the Pac· J O's title game. The conference champion
reocives an automatic berth in the NCAA Tournament.
Toniaht, ei&bth-sceded Washinatoo State, 4-14 in
f>ac;lO play and~I 8 overall, faces ninth-seeded Ottaon,
J..15 and S-18, and scvcn~cd Arizona ta&e, S-J.1
and l l-15, meets I 0th-seeded U • 2· J 6 and 9-21.
Four sames will be played Friday -Orcaon talc.
IJ..S and 21-6, faoes fiftb·secdcd Cal. I0.8and f9-1 I_, and
Arizona, 17· 1, meets the winner of the Wubinaton Statc-
Orqon in the afternoon and Stanford, IS·l and 24-S,
facet tbe ASU·USC winner and UCLA. I J..S and I ~8.
meeu liinb teedcd Washmaton.1-IOand 12·1.5,at fttpl
Scalise said he had a sore shoulder from trying to
keep his camera from hitting the floor when he fell over
the chair, and scratches on his throat where Cox grabbed
him.
The Cardinals said later Wednesday that Cox would
go to Vero Beach, Aa., for treatment of a damaged
ligament in his right arm.
I' THE 81.EA('llEHS
Brian Downing'• single· m the nimh •
inning drove in JeffMuto with the go-ahead ~
run Wednesday as the California Angels beat • · •
Seattle in Tempe. Anz .. 4-3 for the Mariners' ----
first spring training loss. With the score tied at 2-2. Manto
walked to open the ninth olT loser Gene, Walter, 0-1.
Manto moved to third on a single by Dave Concepdoa,
and scored on Downing's single to righL A walk to Glenn
Hoffman loaded the bases and Jim Eppard'• infield out
scored Concepcion. The Mariners scored a run in the
ninth when Dave Valle's sacrifice fly scored Jeff LeoDaJ'd,
who singled. The Angels evened the1 r spring record at 3-3.
while the Manners' mark went to S-1. Huntington Beach
High product Gary Bacllela, 1-0. pitched the final 1wo
innings, ~llowing ohe run and two hits, to get the win ...
Meanwhile, 111' Vero Beach, Aa .. rookie Derek LUIJqolst
hurled three scoreless innings and Atlanta capitalized on
three Los Aniclcs errors to down the Dod&ers. 2-1 in a
rain-delayed pme. Lllliquist allowed two hits and struck
out. fou r_..and has yet to surrender a run in five innings this
spnng. nowever, he had to wait a bit to continue his bid
for the fifth starter's job in the Atlanta pitching rotation.
Kingdom ties hurdles mark-
Roeer K1J11dom tied the disputed world
indoor record for the 60-metcr hurdles with a * 7.36 seconds clocking Wednesday at an
indoor track and field meet in Piraeus. ----
Greece. Kingdom. taking part in a one-day meet in 1h1,
Athens pon ciryial&C:sily overpowered Amencan team-
mates Arduar 81 and Jack Pluft to become the
second man to break the 7.40 bamcr. Gre1 Poster ran
7.36 seconds in January, 1987 to set the record, but
controversy still exists about its validity. Some track
officiaJs and athletes contend that Foster aot off to a false
st.an when he set the record, a claim Kin&dom supports,,..
In other events: Bulpria'sS&db ~os&aMlao•a turned m
a world's best performance for 1989in the hlahjumpwtth
a leap of 6 feet, 81/• inches, and in the 800 meters. Br1211's
Lo.I• Barbo&a won in I :4S.43, the third-best performance
of au time ... In other sports news Wednesday: Oklahoma
offietals suspended starting ,uard MeMM Bla1a.ct for
one pme affcr reviewing dc: .. ds surroundina hisarrcst by
Norman police for public intoucat1on early Sunday.
Hours before the suspension was announced, Blaylock
entered ·& no contest plea to an amended charae of
disturbin,1 the peace . . . Mille Ty... the world
heavywc1&ht champion, was named the Apter or the
Year for 1988 by the Boxina Wnten Auociation of
America. Winner of the AJ Buck Award u Tramerofthc
Year was ~evta a..e7, who ttaJned Tyson until bis last
fi&ht - a fifth-round victory over Fruk a,.. in his
1989 dcbul Feb. 2S ... Britain's OU. Me&.de re .. incd
his International Boxins Federation nyweiaht titJe,
stoppina a blood-:pattered T•J OelAea at 2:03 of the
fourth round in London .•. Vttcran outfielder i.a,.,, Ren•11, who was tryin, to earn the last apot on the
Oakland Athletics roslC1. retired from bucb9U becaute of
a lonptandina knee injury .•. The Soviet Union women's
volleyball team, which won the 901d medal in the Seoul
Olympics, dominated tbe UnJlcd States. I l·U I S-6,
I S.S. I s;.12,J_na match 1n St. Louis tbat was pan o~a fi\'0-
caty tour. 1 ae Soviet Uruon railed tlJ ttlC'Ord to 16-0
apintt the Unned State1nccT~~tookover as U.S. ooada four yelnllO ... Pl rlf• ._. w been
asked to tbrow out die ftrit fi1da IDr the TGM ltafteen'
home= on Apnl 4 ...... tM Detroit T:~ dub owner a.a.I said. 'lhere'• a Al'OQI indi:abOll he misht be ~. ·• Chiles l&id.
IAS IALL ,.,...,
Brady Lamar dOilbled an the first run
in the fthb wbile'Todd f!tuthdrove in
the l«OGd run in t& saith.
Scott Codlla. "° WOl'ked anto the sixth, wu lbc winni~ p.ilehtt, 1trik-1~ out 10 bibe )'ieldi• to Brian
Frankel ..a.G ftniahed.
Mater Dei will host a cham·
pionship sem1finaJ aamc on Friday at
3 o'clock.
c.. ....... '· Ne"pert ....... j; The Mum• Andy Grant threw
seven sarona inninss of relief and DavcSalladay'1on~utRBI ii.Wein
the top of the ninth inninaacorcd'Huy
Kicu with what pr0ved to be the
winning run in 1 consolation round
pme.
Grant relieved Pat Quinn with
Newport leadinJ 2..0 and two runners
on in the third inning and p~ed
to get the next three bluen. He
allowed two earned runs and two hits
whiJestrikingout six inpitk.Jns up his
first decision of the season.
Newport. 0-3-1, carried a 3-0 lead
into the seventh innina. but Huey
Nauyen singled in Rieb Schones, and
Tim Yuen s1n&Jed in Huey Nauyen
and Folk Nguyen to tie the score. Brad Porter. who went 3 for S,
sin&lcd in the ninth and came home
on l<ieu's triple. Salladay (2 for 4)
drove a one-out sin&le which brought
Kieu in for a 5-3 lead. The Sailors
scored one in the bottom of the ninth,
but Grant held on for the win.
Capi1truo Valley 4, Es&ucia 1:
Buster Nictzke went 3 for 3 with a
homer and double to lead the Couaars
to the win.
Senior catcher Bill Gomez ac-
counted for the Eagles' only run with
a solo homer in the fourth inning to
the alley in left center. Pitcher Gabe
Javage rud a fine job for Estancia, 0-2,
in relic( working 51/s inning.s, allow-
ing four hits while suilcjng out four.
He came in with the bases Joadcd and
two runs across in the top of the first
and got out of the inning.
In the Oceanside Tournament:
La~ Beacl1 I, El Cam!Do %: The
Artists, 2..0, opened tourney play at El
Camino with a victory as Aaron
Scheid recovered from a rocky st.art
and pitched a one-hitter.
OMl1 .... ,.._ .. ~ ~.,_
M•t•r Der1 Scott Corlt11, who d id n o t allow • fllt for 4 11,
lnnlnet, dellver1 pitch .,-inn Corona d•! Mar Wedneld•y.
El Camino scored tWicc 10 the first
inning without lhc btnefit of a hit as
Scheid suffered from wildness. yield-
in_1 tbnc waJks. But he settled down
after that and worked fi ve shutout
innings in a game shortened to six
innings.
Scheid helped himself at the plate,
going 2 for 3 and sconng twice, wh1 l~
Jason u vinson WU 2 for 3 \\ith an
RBI and Jeremy M~oz singled in a
pair of runs 1n the third
fftlllf,I H\,kl IH\11
Augmon Play er of Year
in Big W est Confer ence
· LONG BEACH (AP) -Forward ta«y
Augmon, Y.ho led No 18 Nevada-Las Vqas to iu ~vcnth stralJbl BJ& West Confcrt°" rttular--Kason
champ.onsh1p, on Wednesda) became the first
sophomore to be namtd the teaaue's Playu of the Year.
Ne9t Musco tate's Netl McCanby named Coach of the Year and Utah lite ,uard KendaJI
Younablood wa named Freshman o tht Yc:ar Tht
three honon were vot.Cd on by th~~·, COKhes.
Auamon. of Pasadena, av 14.7 po1nts
and 7.S rtboundsJh1s wason. UNL 23-7 O\'traJl,
finished 16-2 in theconfertntt 1oe.vn ihc No. t tttd
at ~1s week's B~ West tournament. •hkh will decide tht lcquc s automatk bertb in the N
toumamtnl
S M~rthyL in hjs founh tc:aton at New Mtaico
.. le. pudcd tnc Aaies 10 ICClOnd o&att. their best
finish evtt an the~. at 12-6 arid .1~9 ovmll UNLV censer lllvid Buder joined Auamon on
lhcAll·B11.Wesa fine aeam. The rest oftht ftm team
1ncluckd fOIWUdl Cedric CebalJos Of Cl.I Seate
Fullerton and Jervi1 Cole of Fresno Si.aae l\iald
Reid Newey of U&ah State and Johnny aObinoo of
New Meuco iate.
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fol *lfds ·Make Oc*IO!Qyt of UCI Ud ~
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ton 4 10 I 2 t ~vOIO 2 6 0 0 4 Sllesh t · fl
7·S II Hestong, s 1 ) 3 I) NHI 7·6 0-l •
Totes >I '3 II 10 11
• Seer• bv Ou•"'9n Le,eo lt ll 11 J0-127
Moamt 20 1) 11 21 11
l "°''" ~ 1-SColl 2, c-FOUied OUl-HHl•nQS Reoovllcn-u~er· 6S
(McN1mer• Ill M1•ml •I IHHhnQS SJ As·
SoSIS-1..•llers l2 (JOM\on 10), M·•ml 21 (NHI
11 Total lou•s-lelleo I• M em• It Tecnn1·
cal-+.•11 •no'
A ttendanc:-1 \ OOI
HORSE R.'\C'l~G
S.nta Anita
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LMIW Oltt~ttlO ...,,..,. t t • t a. C.lravt I 1 t l ...... 0 •••
Totela li t 1' Q Toteit 2• 1S 17 61
~lime l'.:lflt, M·JI J·.01111 ·10.11: P1clflc-1tlckt J,
VCl-+Wctme11 I, P~ J, Ftovd I, T~Hollt.
c-...~ MIOWnT MIMtSote n, MiCNoan St 6 I llllnot1 I It, towa H
Nolre D•nw 67, Metouett• 63 TOUll~Nn ,,....,
MW·~ SW Miuoutl St n, IL-C~ 67 .......... c ....... McHMM SI IS, Nora. T••et ..
(Sef'fl .... t)
Olllle "*" ~' 11 PMv 74. Mlxr11Y St U ~ T.,.... 11 IE l(entUdlY M
Tr-~ c.....,.., 76, Heut!Otl ...... ., " ~ Atfl ·Llrl,le loc:Jt 60, Sole!IOll " '""' . .._., . ... Wftt
Fl'ftllO St M, San JoM St to VCI ... Ptt<lllc 61
W"1ilnl AINetk
Ulllh 10, Sall Dtot00 SI 57
COLLEGE WOMEN
Lone ... di State 9l, UCI 59
C81eWntT~)
UCI Lent a..dl llaflt .. ".... .. ...... JoMMHI I I I 3 CO!en'\e11 1 I 1 S
Mlr·IC.1111111• I 0 2 2 OowtW I 0 0 16
Ptrh 4 ti I It Hen«>er9 ' 1 3 IQ
I.ff S O • I• Walles 3 I 3 1
Llterreve l O l 9 TO!t< IJ • I JO OOl.llY 1 0 1 2 ""'-' I 1 2 ' A,,Uledl I 1 I 4 WUktrMHI • S I ll
HoOOl I 0 2 1 Joy 0 0 1 0 01~on l o l • Swoffer o O I 0 RHloO. 2 I I S
Totets It IS 11 st Totels 31 16 16 91
Helftlmt Lont a..c,, Ste le, '3·31
3-00inl 9CMtb UCl-t. .. ;), L•H rr•oe ) T acnn.c.11 None
MWf'I~
(ti ~1 Art&.) s.c..w .... SlntMI
Stefan £dber9 (5Wedtfl) °"' Hon• SkoH
IAustr1el, 7·S. 6-l, K41Yln CUff'tn (US I dtf Jn 8er~ CU S I. 7·6 6·l . Amos Me11soor1 lltrMO
Of11 ThOrNs Miister (Austrlltl. 1 s. 6· 1. Brad
G111>etl IU S ) Clef SCOll O.vls IU S I 1 • •·3.
'. •• Amos Maf'lsdorl ""MO ci.f T l'tOrN' Must1pr tAusir,.>. 7·S. 6·7
WorMft's tournament '
(el lflll4MI W•sl ,.,,, lleiund SlntMI
Terrv PTltlc>s tu S.l Oaf Lori McN•ll IU s l ,
lld•1t11dl 14, T~ H•s •
~ SlillllM Chi IS) dit $t!U, 6·1, def Toan 6'-1, def
Fuller. 6·0, Hewen ($) tosl. l>-6, 4-j, won, 6-3,
c.t1i11o ts> -· 6·>. 6·1 • .,.,_ 0.-.. ..
Yl·Tren IS) dll Harl>.IM·Kr~. 6 ...
def K~·Slemmone, 6·2. ~-eonot·
CIUtl, H . ~n·"'*" CSJ·won, 6·1. lotl, 1·6
wOt1, 6·2, Ai.t·Vu ISi wOC'I 6--1. 7·S. Iott 3-6
,__.. V...., II. WW. S
~ 1M1 (FV) Ott 8MCflem, 6-1, 0.1 LA, 6 0,
Ott Mori, •·O, NIO<lla (FV) won, •-I, 6-2, • I.
Moent• (FV> Iott, J-6, won. 6·1, won, 6·2 o.u.. Wln1tote1n·Hesnewe IFV) 1011 to
AM•non·Cerltilt, 6·7. ci.i. Wane·O.llon, 6 o
def l..emo•Pnunt, 6-1, No·Nt'l'lrlr (F\I) won 1·S. J·S. , ••• L.ft·K•no (FV) lost. 1·6, 0·6. ,_,
fffwlllf1 Hel"tlw IJ, Llnl ... di WIHfl S
Slntle• Rebbtll INHI '°'' to Que\!, 2 6, C)ef Al '410Ul'en. 6·0. dRf ~M. 6·0, Hef\Mft (NHl '°''· • 6, won, 6·0 •-o. H•nM>n (NH) loll. 7 • won, 6 I, 6-1
~ Herdln Wermlnoton INHl del StOlte·Oousen,
6 I, def Llm·Pllem, 6· I def Al>.ln·Hl,,.s 6 1
ScllulU Bawd won, •·•. 6-·1 6· I, Henoe<M>n
Tl'lu<slon (NH) lost. 6·7. 3·6. WOii. ' •
El T.,. 14, EclMfl 4
SlntMI
O..son <Ed) IO\I to Brown I-• IOsl to
AOOll, 3·6. loll to ~'*'-' 3·6 ltun !Et '<"'
I ·6 1·6. 1 ' King <E> lo\t, I 6 2 6 0-6 ~
~.-Pvon tEJ oet NIY'•Mln-·Mltcne•
6·• IOSI to Mosll·Otlon. S· 7 def 8N•Ulll'let
s.m.tu 6·0 0 1v1tt-Konl IE) loll, 7·6, 2· 6
won 7·6 Gucc._.,,.,_ 'Pl tE > Iott, ) 6 6 1
WOii, 6·,
DEt:PSt:.\ ..
DA'laM lOCK.ltt (New'*' a.di) -1 boll.''' 47 •1181er• 1 rock eod, 2 .and oau 1 KU1P1n, lO mls.cellallfOUs
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Kan.-s City l , Detroit 0
Ttf'ont• 4, Tun )
Cleveland tu t .s. Mllw•°'M lnl 2
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M•nneM>I• "' ~ •I Vero Btecfl, Fta •
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Celiforn.e 000 100 0 l2-• 11 I s .. 11i. 001 100 001-1 ' o
Flfllty, Lull<> 141. MCClurt I" Buckct11 Ill
•'Id PemMI, SCllroedlr IS>. Orton Ct). Le119,lon, Jtcli;i.on (S), W•1tw tll Oob4 (91
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Br!Hlnen <SI. Jonas (7), S.erev• It> anc
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UCI 72. CS O«nifttUtl H•1 J CS Oom1119u., Holl\ 100 ..000 001-3 1 •
UCt 090 lll Ob ·'11 7• 1
Vl11e, Vtetev 121 H•1>11erd IS) and Get:>t:>tno
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Ber~r Rooerson 171 W-Wllltworlh, 2 3
L-Vllle , 0 I 78 SChlucllttr ICSDHI
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G9"Mn WHI l, Fuhf19n J
Ful erton 000 000 00?-1 1 7
GO'<Se11 west ooo 010 ocn-3 • o
lracn'91 and Mt•. G·ll•lflCli. Cfl Goft1ei.s
Meruue1 f l eno v "9•• W· MerQut• 2 0
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Hert 200 000 7-4 t ' Wt'1m.ns•tr >00 211 1-I 1 7
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Smith 15> 11\d Eo,trol)'1 Wtnlt.ler 161 2B Pe<!c:•
IEl *•l1n tEl 1 HR-Allton IEJ f"°1>9 !E l 1
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Sc:he•d •"<I Cre n Zoucht Cor1u 131
Y-a ic-. 1~> •no !>H••l w-scr.e o 1 o
R~stlers earn key sc.c volleyball win
Tim Johnson had 14 kills to lead
uoldcn West ( ollcgc to a ke) South
C oa<;t (onfercnce men's \.Ollc)ball
'1ctor) WcdncMJa\ O\ er host
Palomar. 15-. 13-15. 16-1 4. I S-8
The wan clcvatt'd the Rustler. to a
11c for third w11h Palomar at 1.2 LA
Ptcrce and Orange Coa t. whKh had a
h)c Wcdne~>. arc on 1or a1 8-1
The Ru\tle~ v.crc up 3·6 in the
• 'iCCOnd pme, but Palomar rallied
• w11h nine \tra11ht point~. and both
• team~ b3ttlt'd C\'enl) throu1hout a
ttJht third at'mc bcfo~ Golden West
took control.
Jubn4<>n w11' had~-d b~ Grti R\an
(I~ k11l1) and \(Iler Mike l'iau)cn (59 arnm>
In mcn'Hollcgc 'ollcyb3JI
CLA s, 1Cf 0: Edison f t1gh
product Bnllt\ Boone I~ the Bnuns.
16·1. 11 ·I. with nmc kill' an a I S-1.
15-4, 15-13 WI VA VICIOF) at lJ( I
The J\ntcatcrs. S-17. 0-11, 'Were .p;alc:d
b) lC\ c Aorcnt1n(' with I l l1lf4,
In bO)'S prep vollc)'baJI·
Martu S, Lapa Hlllt 0: Duane
<.amtron h d IJ1cillu nde1Jh1 blOC'h
10 lead the V1lm 2-0, put the
Ha*k 1 ·l. 10 a non-l~uc match.
I S·l. IS-. I S-8
Braden Cc>cntn added nine k1lb
and '" a a t> for f anna rankfd ,~lh m the ptt· n Oninac Coun-
1)' h :s poll, and tetter Rohen
Sannana bad 26 a 1 t\ La~ Beaicll J, El Toto I: The
• ru t fell behind at 1hc outset. 7-0,
: but quickly turmd 1t around for a
: U • l.S-6, 15-13 victory on the
C hi~· court.
0.1n Blanton Cciabt tu fl blocks. I•
kills), John McKco""'" ( 10 k1lli) and
an WlbfJ (12 d11 10 k1ll1) "ere
• 1n\tn.1mcntal 1n the "an for Lquna.
:. 2.()f rn mmumtycol~ toftball: • Cnrf:tt I Oraqe c.ta t: Sall)
Dups, 6-1. lhit 1 thrtt·h1t hutout '°' the ram. 16-3. 2.0. wh_o scOftd I.be pmc· lont' run U\ their
last at-bet on tYio •al and •·~ 11n1Ja. Coai's iqua MOl\IOn. wtio hid a
tw0-1111 lltutout With no •-..Its . th,. 6\'1 inn .. or • ~n
: ~ walked Kam\ ku~ wlM> beat. ·lbe mun wow ao Wrd •
Thcfal Aftdc11011 bal out M tafitld
• bi&. ~ ... ~ UUtft~
10 ..... ftmat r.\.~::" KfrrY Q:Rchs .....,,. ••
0 9 ...... di =:,.:::.r:.::. • .,~ =..~Vi:mtr ,.. • ....... • u.
Kaufman aJlov.ed one ht1 and an
unearned run an the fint inning an
suffering the hard-luck "•ctory as 1hc
Rustlers. 8-6, 1-2, v.trc no-hat and fell
to front-runn1n1 _ Fullcnon, which
1mpro\ed to 3-0 1n the Orangt
Empire Conference. The run scored
on rwo errors and a wild pi tch .
In h1&h school 11rl softball:
Lapaa Bead I, Newport Harbor
4: Amsu Terra ndcrson improved
her record 10 3-0. hll a tnplc and
scored a run. and uc Gundcrwn bat a
solo homCT as Lquna 1mpr~cd 10
3-0. .
For Harbor. ().I, .Urtn Goerner ~ent 3 for 3, dnv1n11n two runs with
a tnplc dunna A four-run first and
later sconna hetstlf.
In bo)' prep tennis.
EUuda 7,, H11U1itot Bee~ U :
Tht Eagles pn:vaalcd an seven of ntnc
doubles matches, camina the Hctory
on total PQ1nts when the Kt sco~
fint hed I t 9-9
Ualvenlty H , Footltll 4; Willie
Dann and Doua Nau)cn did not lo5e
a.amc an double as the rroJ:ins v.on
convaocanaJ> tn their season opener.
El To ... u , E4J.soll 4: Da\C Moo~
and Dan Pu&h won tv.o of three sets 1n
doubles for the Clla.rser o.Qv. a... ,._.... Velky U lrviH $:
Barons Jamn o and hcl chnr
v.on three hi&hh com~tal1\.edoubln
mat h 7.J. 1-S. 6-~. over their
V1qucro rounterpa.n to haaJtl!Aht the
non·Jeaauc "tn as fountain '1atley
improved to 2-0 Mike Mell and
Colby Mont.a, •ho sv-cpt their in&)es
matches tn lcadina tht Barons to a
14"4 Wtn o~er Lona Beach Wilson
Tueaday. 1111in iwept.
Ncwpwt IWtler 11, Leu Beed
WU.. k Jamie Hardin ·ana ~
Wamu,.ion dOmanatC'd the comptt•·
tton at N'o:-1 Cloubln. W1hon·, With
Ouaf" u.nbd&able an saiWn. but
Halt>or'iCbris Rabbirt, Btttilbntirn
and Billy Hauoo 4*b won two 1tt1.
liM1ht* ~t1 1'1'_.He 111111 t: na Chi ud MOiia Cast1UO each
•"'Pl '" . ~ '° ad the Road.-n1uen, WhO improved to 2·1.
I boys tw1mm1-.= .... ~ .. , ... v.., "---•doubk-....,.,, ..... =·ift* 200 hm)'k w 100 ~ tM :t.1~£tr-..= .= .. ~= -r-'-•a ,.. llnY. .,. ...... _::Sil_"' 12-~ wltloa -=.-r .:n:t:
John Somers. D1ctnch Jewell.
E1taacla H , La Quillca 54: Mike
McNcff was a double~w1nner in the
200 frttstyk and I 00 backstroke to
pace the Ea.glc:s to the non-league
victory
In gsrls prep s111-1mmm.g.
E1luda H La Qwia&a 57: Jenn'
Sheldon doubi~ 1n the SO frcest)lc
and 100 backstroke to help the Eagks
to the non-lcaauc \llCtOI)
Foutala Valle} lit, Newport
Ha"'°r41: Mary Jeffress (200and 500
frtt tylcs) and M1 chc:llc Ham (ind1·
v1du.I medic)'. backstroke) each
doubled to place the Baro ns to the
non-le 1gue tnumph.
In h1Jll school bo)'s track
MU'lu lM, Los Alamitos U: Ed
Monroe "°on the 800 meters (2:0).6).
' I -GO
'OU in1crmed1a1c hutdlcs (4~ 21 find
finished in a dead heal for lirst 1n 1hc
110-mctcr high hurdle t 16 .i 110 lead
the V1k1nJ'I to the.-non-league "'1n
Oms Johnwn ( 100 long .1umpl
Jam Kru~ ( hot put d1S4u ) and DJ..
Dt-ustcrman ( 200. 4001 "c~ also
double winners .u ~Jnna rmproH·d
to 2-0.
In h1th M.hool f1rl\ trnc.:k
Lot A..lamlto1 8, Marina 59. \'1k·
angs ·u11t' urta.in1c and Jenn1lcr
C'losc \\C'tc doubfc ~1nnc"' .t\ \farina
fell to 0-~
In prep golf Corou d~I Mar ltl. Capistrano
VaJley tll: lt'\C' Dana 'hot a l 7 10
lead Corona Jcl Mar 10 the.• nnn-
leaguc "''"· ""h1k Jonah Tatch :ind tC\C Bemis both not~ht•d .lM\
-2 -
F•llv S.lf-Coatal••d Mobile Unite!
Now we're county·wlde Fmd Ot1l why \4.e're the
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MALONEY ..... . . ~and~ ao btec>od totae
tbetciOtt. When the pme ended. ~e
Japenttt pla~ who ftt'C *&tchana
came on the f~ld and earned both
teams off on their shoulders to end
the excursion. .
Maloney sa)s the drop k1clc was
cauabt by the wind and didn't &et
throuab tbc upnahts. but everyone
tbert thought it was good. He says he
later told the teams It the evenang
meal tbat the ktck was no aood and
that \he Blue team had won the
decidina game of the seven-ptne
serieS..
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UC/ women fa/!
to 49ers, 91 -59
LONG BEACH -Penny Toler sco{Cd 30 points and bad six steals
and five assists to lead the seventh-
ranked Long Beach State women to a
9 lrS9 victory over UCJ Wednesday
in their first-round game of the Big
West Conference touma.menL
Toler was one of four scorers in
double figures for the 49l:rs. who
never trailed in the contest.
"'The Amcricu am....., 11111
quite ~ Wltb the ...WU of our viat. MUMl.eY •11-.. He !old UI we had ... 11R9t ~on
the JaP1ane pCople Ud a.bat the
American aovernment coWdn't bllVc
spent e~ m~ to do wha1 ~
had done tR bringma l(>Odwill to 1apan. • .. , went wilh tbc amt.Siador.
Joseph C. Grew, to his home and w.
told they wanttd UJ to to 10 J1ona
Kons and other places and conunuc
playang. But our auys were foo1balled
out, and we had to tum down t~
invitations. When I stancd thJs,
everybody said ii couldn't be done,
but we did it.
.. The next year, the Japanese sent a
team over here, and we played at
Gilmore Field. They also played in '
Fresno and in Honolulu on the way
home." , ,/ Maloney claims there arc so'nfc 500
teams with 20 000 indaviduals play-
ing football in la~n today as a direct
result of that vi11t in l 93S.
"When World War 1l came alonJ,
they changed the name of the game m
Japan but changed it back when .lhc
war was over. ·
,,
Cheryl Dowell added 16 points for Long Beach 26-4, which was ahead
43-31 at halftime and went on 10 lead
b~ as many as 43 points, al 87-44 with
3112 minutes to go.
"I bave been asked to write a book
and a script for the movies about that
trip," he says. "I am pre~1y .far a~ona
with the book and my wife 1s wnttna
the movie script. It will be a story
without violence that seems to domi-
nate present day movies."
It should make "great reading and
quite a script for a moving picture or
television serial.
THE RAST TEAM TO OFRCIAl.LY INTRODUCE AMERICAN FOOTBAU INTO A FOREIGN COUNTRY, JAPAN 1935
UCJ, which concluded its season 9-20, was led by Natasha Parks with
19 points.' · ·
.. . ALBERT L. MALONEY, Generel M.n ... r end H .. d Coach
JACK GARONER. AMtMt MaNlfe4'
WORLD'S RECORDS FOR AN AMERICAN FOOTBAU TEAM
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When he returned from Japan, he
became athlettc director at the
Pasadena Athletic Club before rctum-ini to Japan and Korea to work. He
lattr settled in the ttawaiian Islands
and became an investment broker
and insurance man. He was married
in the islands and the couple has two
children -Maureen, 28. a student at
Whittler College studying law, and
Michael. 27, a real est.ate broker in
this area.
Al Mafloney Is located In the bottom row of this picture pubtlclzlng th• team's t1lp to Japan. second from the right.
Coleman could
miss game Friday
SYRACUSE, N.Y. (AP) -Syr-
acuse forward Derrick Coleman
missed a third day of basketball
practice Wednesday because of a
bruised lower back and his avail-
ability for Friday's opening round of
the Big East tournament was left 1n
doubt.
He has also been in the preventive
dentistry field and invented the Plac-
Pik which he says will prolong life
through keeping your teeth int.act.
Hesaysofhiswife Holly: "She's the
most talent~ all-around woman I
ever meL She 1s also a very bea.utif ul
(a <ecoe )
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the neck of a pigeon that took 1l back to the paper where they worked.
"When we docked, our pictures
were in the paper. Thal was amazing
in those days.'
Malo!ley is proud of a 300-)~r-old
samurai sword presented to him JUSt
before depanure from Japan. The
sword is valued at more than
S l OQ,000. but 1t would take a lot more than that to get It away from Maloney.
He 1s also proud of the onc-Qll-onc
visits he and his group had with the
Japanese people and 1n spreading good will between the two groups
despite the war that came later.
He says that IS foreian oountnes
now playing football, American style,
and that the spread can be cltrcctly
attributed to his team's visit to Japan
1n 1935.
"h's too bad that (he world cannot
work out its differences on the
footbaU field instead of the battle
I
field ." When ''Mort Than the Winnma"
or "Football's Greatest Adv.X"tury:"
hits the book stands and .l.'branes
around the country, or when the story
1s told on film. Maloney says proceeds
will JO toward scholarships for needy
students. He plans on be1n1 around to
J7f'CSent the first one. Who knows? He
may even have another dream and
find a new outlet for his energies.
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...... .._IMfltn.t efW•Ofl dl~.°'YHell.:..17 llcer'9 wM ... tlen M --·-:i,.,.,•,z::itNI ;leMH M. M•rtln,WC el O.lt\Uftlty 0.. LOCATOt. ,..,.... w.NCIM.~ .. ACAll· = .-.=· .. ~ .. T,...... al 1M ntm .._,AL F• OfM co.ta...._, 1;;911-.. -••14 Of\ ..... Of ........ el al .. e.nfTrw. JllJ ,... ._..._. , llltlfOll• ~ ~TION.. .. .... ,. ·
C.... ~ C..-ftAW '°'"" tot 1"9 twmiehlng of OOfP«etton Md ......._ 0.-c ...... .., :: nil 1t1'11•• -._ ALL INT9Ml'TIO H"· ......_ ..-o1 dulY .......... Truat.. NO 1C1 ti MIA18Y DlllrtOl of <>r.,.. eo:!{· ....... ........ LA90A AHO IQVIPME.NT l'ftOf9 1'left Oftl ...._ ..... DIJINl of Or9ngit , wt1t1 ... CowMy a.ti of Or· 10Ne ....... 10 ....... ....,_ .. '\._ wncf9r Md ........ ID Oetd GN8 .....,.. • leollon c..floml9. will t9MM . .... ... c-.-.. ro Al.MOVE TWO (2) •• " ... -• ~ .... c...n-. .. ,.... .. COuftey °" '*'-'Y ......... end ,....,... -flWOIAi:-~ Of .. TNll, ,..,.. .. 17, ,_;1· .... C•c .. eel bid* up to but no 19tw .,,,_O .. ar• UNOE"OROUNO PET· ~er• ..... ~_, MdJ _,.to W no...., I•.,... ~-..,......,._ .. ,......... CO.rurlu'ln'a 1111,M .... JlltO 20*, In C..0-lllOl•CGMtNI "*' 1f·OO •tn .• Frtchry. v.......... l'O\.l!IM8TOAAOl!TANQ ..... -....... ...-..... ~ ..... , ~. ... .......... ,, •• u ._..... .................. ~·:e \U'7 ... '· ~ ltllW ....,. I MerOll 17 , ..... , U'9 D1111nur11..... ANO TO INSTALL ONIE 111 ~of ........ l*t· ...... 11, ,..., • the llluUthld On1ne• ~ .......... All.-.,....,..,.....,....,. • OflllMj .. oMoe ....... .,in .......... ! ::::::. =::"::!,!: Total ldl'ftlUN enet• NfW ONE.. '*-and J:" ~ If llw ... ll ~ °' =l'lotMerct'12,t , 11,H , ................. 9M -.. ... Ct-Wiit) ~ t10r11a of .. Cour11J ....,., .. = _..,., oonltlli:lft
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Coetl .. --~ at age 3. llnl 221 tllMd It the Office of tn. entity INC doel """"*" ...... Clltania et tfle City a.ti, -·~ ....... tO unh. ~ UNDAK ,AUN· a tlOll 111d 'ACl,.IC ~ ..... Mld'llldl•be 1S,1H,U3: _A119t~all PurchellnQAQient a1 77Fwr undlra~'*"9 ................ biell .. be MJCml'ICl ..,_, ~ .._,., ..... -...ity...... MAMl.DWOMAH. OAVC> ~AL. ,A.fln,,_M a
oubllcly ..,.... end r9M wrtt.Jnl '°' ..-i awpeua 0.-. to.ta M... C • Did-*' be In...._ reel '*"9 ~ ..,.,_ and r.-d -~ tor~ 11r I .. Vt f' 0 N "41 NT A L H ONNK'"""'· A IMR· ~ .,.,._, S*tM'· to<: . "-* (Pliee 3. Una 2S) -• fomlL 9idt ~ be , .. of IM bidder Wltl'I a Clellt· kw: -llOla Ofl the !PUMO. ITATU8· Covered by MD MAN Al HIS SOU: lfllP, fl .... .,.,._, of a.
P\Jf'OHAIE OF AUDIO C8Pttll Stoc1t1 (Page 3. I ne !urned to ""8 111-"ll<>n ol lhe n1t1on followfng It\~ ,UACHAll Off ONIE "*-IC lmh•ll HUNTINOTON l!ACH .......,..,. o.cMfatkln No AND IE'A"AU PROP· per:. ... aNp. wNdl ptt1Mf·
VISUAL ~ VIDiO EQUIP-24A and 248) 1,000.000. Ag· City Ciwk within Uld time "OflA (the llc1"1oua ~)"; DUMA 2M C..C T~ COOi ' T ... NT CfTY COUNCIL ~. wNdl Itta COUid w11 ERTY WlU. Sl!LL AT PU9-... 1111 ~ tlUlj...
MENT. °""~f COAST gregate Wtlt•lna fOt other llmll, In I MaleCI en"8klpe, ptOWMG. "°'"'*'· no lie--CfNTlA.: OftANGf OOAeT -.... lty c...... ........ , ... OOflJlldat. LIC AUCTIOfof TO HIGHEST ,_ .. 11100 Falrctlld,
COU.tM than l&)eClal kKPlu• tund1 ldentJflecl ontheouttodewtth t"IOul f\ll'M al'lall be IMCI COLLE• ..... Of! <my ci.rk, Pflone (714) OH f'llf A C09Y Of me llDOlR FOR CASH .~ 8""91.t0.IMM.C~t2715,
Al .,.. .,. ta be In ao-(P• $, llM 24C) 2.883.797, lhe Bid Item Number and the unlael llW• It • ~ Al llldJ ... tD be In IC)a CfTAftOM .. "904 PfoPOeM JlfOt9C' ar,q .. ltlll It time of Hie In Miwflll " eor.-... flma, .....
CIOld-.IOI ~ "'9 Bid Dacu-Groaa peld·ln a nd con· Opening o.1e r•tr•tlon With the Orange OClf'dMOI With .._ 8ld oaou. ""'91 TO Oatlld Sit/It pali .. on Ne Wltl'I tne 0.. moMV of tN United St•t•l tO 1, Ntwp0rt ....,,, CA manta ....... now In tile tflbutedaurplua(PJi893, tine Each b1dlhlll be made on County Aec;io<cler In CtM Of ,,.,... ~.,. llOW 1n Ne U.U. ~ Orange C<>Mt pert~ of Community o.. et ttie M11n (Nof1h) lntranca a:tteO. I/Id '801 JambOtM
and 1N1J be ..cured In the 25A) 71,838: Un ... lgned the Pfopotql form, theeta C«POt•tioM. lnctude the eM iney be MOUred In the ...-C•llWT Delly Plot MWCh 9, 1Nt WIOpmel1t. to the COul'lty CounbOu1a "'*9, 8uM 200. ~
afflae "' Ola DltaatOf of tundt (IUl'J>lul) (P9ge S. line P• 1 through p.a provided In nwnaa of the ~. OlllCll -of the OhctOf Of ITAPF Th3l3 ALL ltifTEAESTEO PER-700 CMc Cetller 0t1--.w ... llMCll. CA NMO ..... ~ Purc:N11nt of Mid ~ 258)-: Su~ u reoatd• 11141 conlrac:t documentt, s.cr.taty, Treuurer. Incl .-WotlMlng of Mid ca11ege NOTICE IS HEAEIY 80NS .. ltWtteCI 10 •"end Santi Ana, CA. all rtgflt, trtle eoNed ~mutual ~I al
di.trlet. pollcyhotd«a IP• 3, lin. and 8"1:11 be accompanied Manaoer dlell1ct. GIVEN lhet the Huntington "81.JC NOTICE .., hiMttno Jlnd et1Pf... anc1 Inter•• con~yeel to 1111 the pannert afteetM the
Each bidder l'l\Ult aubmlt 28) S,955,833 by a oerUtled Of aaal\ler't TM City Councll of lhe No blddet fMY wltlld<-IMafl City Council wtll hold ~Of M10m1t ~ Ind now helO by It IHldti J 19' ~Of Oleember, 1M8
.ttb hie bid I ~·· We het'aby C9"11y tn.t the check or • bid bond tor not City of Coat• M ... reMr)'el .. b6d tot I period tot fofty. • Pl.tbk Mering In the Coun-tot Gr aealnet the ~l()n Mid Deed Of Trv.f In IM 2 After 1hlt .... no per-cMck. aertln.d ~. Of abo¥e Item• 1re 1n ac· leal 11\an 1~ of the amounl the rlgltt to reject ll'f Of Ill n.. (41) d9YI 1fW lM dale ell CMmber •t the Hunt· • outlined 9boYe Al ~ property altulled In Mid IOtl Ml MhotftY IO ~
bidder'• bond made payable 00tdanc. with 1ne Annu11 of the bid made payable to bide Ill tor...._°"'*"' tMr'IOf lnQtOn 8aadl CMc Cefltet. "''°"" ewNbita, and de-Counly Ind &t•I• clelc:nbed eriy otlllgatlon on blf'9ll ot ta the OfW of the Cout Sta1ement for 1ne yHr the City ol Colla M ... No Dated Merdl 1, 1Nt TN...,.°' T,..._,. _, ....,. 8treat, HUnt· .......... of M ~I ... • Iha ~. ••OllPt fOf
Community College Olttrlct anded December 31, 1988 prapoul thall be con· Publlahed Orange Co• -~of ratact• lngton ..... ~on ... on Ille wttft the OMa. of PARCEL 1: . e""l9TO,HER HOMIS Board of Trvateaa In an made to the lneurence Com· lldared unleN ~panl9d Dally Piiot Mafcfl 9, 1989 -and al llldJ et ..... ,.._ Md M 1M t4'M In-.._ City <:wtc, 2000 Mlln UNIT • t. Al SHOWN OEVILOPMENT. a Cel~
amount not lw than flve fTlllllone(,c:n•tolaw by IUCh C:Uhlerl checlc. Tf\364 ""~· totec91¥1111d "'*"· Huntington BMdl. AND OfFINED ON THAT torn(a ...... pMMn!Np, peroert1 (5") ol the tum bid Donald DreHMlf. cull. O< b!Qder'• bond __ .,.._ftl'C .... l llw In M¥ JI! ....... ,,.."of Clllf\:lrnl9, tor lntpec11<>n by CEATAIN CC>MOOMINIUM .... nea.,~towtndl.IP
111guarant .. tt1at the bid-Pn1ld1.nt Nabldll\all beCOtllld4Wed ,.-."' """"4 --~ ,. ,...... .tM> wWI 10 be the....... PlANAECOAOEPAUOUST tl'le ..,_.of the 1)911ner• d., wit! enter Into 1n. ftOMlcl Dovel•• Fleld, unless It I• made on I blank -~ ~ '° .... ..,.,... . """"'90TON ••ACM 20 1980 IN 800!( 13709, aNp.
piopoead Contract If the a.oretary IOfm futnl11\ed by the City of f tCTITIOUe .,..... wm • deUrlMd below. CllTY CCMMCtL 9': c..w. PAOE 3341 OF OF'F104AL OAT'Et>° 2/1!1/lt ~
NIM II -•dad to him. In' Publllhecf Oranr Coast Cotti M ... and Is mad• In T.!!_A~Tl-NT ........ at: ..... :.'.l.9ATa:~.Mlltdl tO. • ...... .,. Clly Clarle. AICOROS.' OR ORANO! CMMITOPMIR Mame,
Iha e¥ef1S of fellure to enter Dally Piiot Mlll'ch . 10. 11, 1ccord1 nc1 vtllh the ,,. ·--""' JMlftol\: at• C..... D1Ji _., ' l't!On9(114) Qt-5.eo4 COONTY CAl.lfORNIA INC. e Cl ..... ..,..,._
Into auch contract, th• t2. 13, 1989 provtllOfl• of the Pr~ d<>lno bUtMneaa U ~' ~ ~ 0..-~ 7:«1 f'M •....., Deted J/&189 PAACEL 2, --. 8r: Chtte11,er 1 C.
PfOOMdtofthec:Mckwlllbe Th368 requ1rement1 Mi'SSION LANDSCAPE ~li'IDt--•t.',.. ~~·IUaJICT: Code~ NOTICI 41 HEREBY Publllfled Orange Cout AN UNOlVID£0 118TH ~'111 .. 1nt
lorl91tad, Ot In the CeM of • Each bld08' mus1 be • SERVICES, INC • 310 E '''·~ ~. MIMI '""""°·.a GIVEN ttllt the Huntlnglon D.ity Piiot Marci\ •• 1189 INTEREST IN ANO TO LOT , ,.c.,1c PIMANCIAI.
bOnd, the full aum 1t1ereol PtB..IC NOTICE llcenHd contractor pre-Alton. Santa Ana, Calif. ~!CANT; The City of ~City Coundl wlll hold Th388 OF TRACT NO 10781 A$ '~'• 1 c ..... .-
wlll be forlelted to aald col· qualified 11 required by I-92707 HUnt~ 8eect1 • IM'blle hearing In \ht Coun· SHOWN ON A MAP RE-.....-....-. • l~ llr: ,._
leQadi.trlct. NOTICI loperlormoV8fllfly(50)per· MIMlon ~ S.· LOCATION:~ ell Qwnbar 11 the Hunt· ftatC .,TIC( CORDED IN 100K 488, ... ...,~.c.11-~ bidder may wltl\dr-INVl11NO •tDS cent of the work vloel.T.. lncb .• Clll1 IOfnl~. ~ PAOPOSAL: To oonald.-lnOIOfl 8Mct'I CMc Cetiler, ;;.: PAGES 45 ANO 48 OF MIS-....... ...,_ .... , • Ila
his bid for 1 period tOt tony. lllO ITEM NO. 145 Tiie Contrac1or a hall nit u1 ne.. .. con· an Clfdlnence wnendlnQ 1fla 2000 Main 811•. Hunl· CfLLANEOUS MAPS AE· r-.::.c•• 9r: .,.._...
nve (45) daya aft8f Iha da11 NOTICE IS HEREBY comply wllll the provl1lon1 dUC1T ad by: 1 oorpor1llon Hunlln= a .. ch Ordl· lng1«i 8Mcl'I. C911fomla, on Ofl CORDS OF ORA.NOE •"H"lnt
Mt fO< the opening 11\ereof. G I v EN 1111 t • I a I. d ol Section 1770 to 1780 In· hi teglllranl com· -.... MnOI and lhe Hunt· the~· and •I lhe time ,,,. 8ALa COUNTY. CALIFORN IA, Publllflad Orange C<>Mt
TMB<>atdofTru11 ... re-proponl1wlllberecetvedby ctu11ve, al tile Calllornla ~·to trantac1 1>4111· -.buJIM9if• l09ton !keen Munlclpal dlcateelbelowtorecalVeand T.e.-.IJM ,.OGl!THE" WITH ALL IM· OalyP\lotMardll, 1911
.....,. the prMlegl of tajec1-tne City ol Coll• Mesa ta Labor Code. the prevllllng Mii under Ille flclllloua POlfOl"OIA .~ ..:>llLE Code to alloW the Of"an11ng of canalder the 11atamanl1 of NOTICe PAOVIMENlS THEREON, Th3e0
Ing any and 11A1 bide 0t to wtt· Tile City Council. P 0 r1te and ac:ale of waigee •· bullneu name « nam. EITATU, 1"1 Newoor1 ~atlon power 10 Land 0ea all JMlf1IOfl9 Who wtlfl to be YOU ARE ... DEFAULT EXCl!PTING THEREFROM
watv.anylrregolarltiM0<ln-8o11 1200, Costa M .... Call tabllalled by the City ol 1'!17ed •bow on February 7. ~. Cotta M-. Calif. Enfotaement ataft of IM flaard relative ta the applt· UHOER A OEU> Ol'TRUST. CC>+fOOMINIUM UNITS 1 P\8.IC M>T1C£
lormalltlM In any bid or In l0<nl1 9262S..1200. on or Coate Mesa wlltell we filed 1·,...~. L Ou,._, tH27· Community 0.velopment cation deacrlbecl below. DATED APRIL t , 1911 UN-THROUGH 8, INCWSIVE __ ..--... .............. ..-...__
tile bidding. before the hour 11 00 am with Ille City Clerk ol Hid ·-• · ....,.1 G L.M. Ent~. Inc.,• °"'81tment for toning and DATE: Monday, Marcll 20, Lf..88 YOU TAKE ACTION LOCATED THEREON ftATl•NT C»
QINE FAR"ILL, IN· on Friday. MarCh 24. 1989 11 Clly, and 111111 lor1ett penal-Thia ltatemen1 WU flied e.itfOOlie oorponlllon, 2405 Munlelpal Code vK!t9tlonl. 1Nt TO PROTECT YOUR~-PARCELS: A8....,0lltmn C»
T I R I M y I C E 11\all be the rUi>Oflllblhty ol lies preac:rtbed t'*81n l0t wllh Ille County Clerk of Or· Vltta NoblH•, Newporl EN VI R 0 NM ENT AL TIME: 7.00 PM ERTY, IT MAY BE SOLO AT AN EXCLUSIVE EASE· U• Ofl ~nnoue
CHANCILLOR, •uatneea lhe bidder to deliver hl1 bid noncompllence of IM Uld =County on February 7. 8eadl, Calif. 12ee0 STATUS: Draft ""9Q1llve SUBJEC"I': Appelil ·Con-A PUBLIC SALE. IF YOU MENT ~pP\JRTE~T TO .._ .. MAim
0Alfah, c-t Community to tt\e City Clerk 1 Office by Code. 19 9 '.onrt Thll but lne.. 11 con· Declaration No. 6t·5 wlll dltlonal UM Permit No . NEED AN EXPLANATION EACH UNfT fOA l'HE USI TM followlng l*'t.On•
C ..... Dlltrlct the proper announced llm• Each bid 11\all M1 l0<tl\ tile Published Orange Cout clucted by: I CQfPOrlllon lllao be conalderad by Coun· 89·3/Condlllon.al Exceotlon OF THE NATURE OF THE AMO OCCUPANCY OF fla"9 ~ U. uae at
Publllhed Orange Coast Bide will be publicly opened lull n1me1 and residencea of Dally Pilot March 2. 9, 18, 23, The reglllranl com~ ell II) OOflfunctton Wit/\ Code No. 8to-5/Negattw O.Cla.r· PROCEEDING AGAINST THOSE PORTIONS OF THE the Flclltlout lu11n .. s
Dally Piiot Maren 2, 9, 1989 and r .. a aloud at 11 00 all per1on1 and P•rllH 1980 10 transact bUl6-Amandmen1 Ho 8to-2 etlon No. 11-43 YOU. YOU SHOULD CON-AESTAICTEO COMMON Heme. (l)HYOAO AtlotERICA Tl\348 L m . or es aoon 11\efeatter lnt8f .. 1ed In Iha pt~I II Th-3388 Mii undltr the flcllttoul OH ALE: A copy of the A P P L I • TACT A LAWYER AAEA OESIONATEO IN THE (b)80f'f STM,, 2148 Aha -------...---'_,,..,,,,..,,,,..,,,,..,,,,..,,,,..,,,,..~~~-...-...-...~~~--.._---...-...-----.,_,,,,.. __ -----+--------~---+----~.-.~~~~+--...-~--~~~~1DECLARATION OF RE· Vle11 Ot., NewpOf1 Beach. Nil.IC NOTICE PtB..IC NOTICE Nl.IC NOTICE flta.IC NOTICE "8JC M>TICt "8JC llmC( NI.JC NOTICE NI.IC NOTIC( STRICTIONS AND SHOWN Ce/If. 92HO
HQ'.fICE. Q.f PUBl,IC llt.>.1HN<:i
ZONE CHA NGE NO. 88 <8
(APPEAL BY COUNCI LMAN GREEN Of PLANN ING COMMISSION'$ ACTION
TO WI 'l'HIJHAW)
(Non-Certified Coastal Area)
NOTt CE IS HEREBY C>I,VEN thctt lhe Hunt ing~on B••arh Cl ty Council w111
hold a public hearing 1n h~ Council Chamb~r at the Hunt1n9ton Beach
Civic Center, 2000 Main StrPet, Hu~t1ngton a,ach. Cdlitorn1d, on the
date and at the t ime indicated bcl~w t• rPrP1 ve dnd consider ~he
statements o f all persons who wish t • bP hP.ird ri>lat1ve tn the
applicatio n desc r 1h~d b~low
1:2.AIE/TIME :
APPLICANT:
APPELLANT:
l&CA~:
REQUEST:
Monday, Mar ch ~o. iria:i. 7:00 PM
zone Chang., No. 811 18 (Appi-dl of Planninq
commi ssi c.n • i; 11c•.1ur l.ll w1 tt1dr aw)
City of Hunt111qton llPi1Ch
Coun :!mun PPter Green
The Non CPrt1f 1Pd Cotsldl /H~tt c•f. tll!.! City o f
t1unt1ngton l:kac:h gP!l••rally I 'ilt<>cl on tl\1! 11daml s11ll'
cf 1>ac1ft-1oast H1q11w.,r bP•w1•.-n Rc11c:h Doul••vHrl .ind
the Santa Ar.1> k1,·c r (se" ollocnlrl rnap).
A public hPar1nci 10 rr1ns:nPr HI ~PPP.JI f11'·d by
Coun c1lmctn C.rt•en Ol the Pl1nninq Commission's ac:t1on lO
withdraw zon» Cltdnq<: 88 18 ZOnl"! Chiln!JP 1!8 lB prClf"O""S
to rezonf' the enti1P subJe ilrt'c\ to_7.0 arrr>., of V1s1 01
Servinq Commerc111, 17.0 acrr!s o f lnrlustrtal E11ecgy
Production with 11 Co11st.1I Consl"!rv..ition Ovf"rl.1y, 83.0
c'H·rps tf Jncl s•r1al Eni·r1y Pror\11·t1<H1 w1tbin ll•P Conl>I d
zonP, a nd ll4.' 11cr .. s of Cor.sPrv.1t1e>n 11s lnd1 CllPrl Oil th••
attc1rhcd m11p. ,,,.. rori• C"l.1nq• 1s f1ir h••r ul1•nt2f1Pt1 a.
fol lows:
Area Qnc: fro~ HA
Di st ric• :rbir.~d ~ ... • 1
n1~tr1r1o;) to vs CZ f
com1J1n1•d w ith CcltlSlnl '/.
Area Two· fro~ RA o Ft
(11 st (IC"' m!Ji n1>d Wl t :.
A 111culu11el
11 Ir du tHn int flo lrl ir1
<V 0:11 r s .. 1·:1n1 ('rmrnr-rc1cd
n• .. ,.i I I 10<1p 1.1 in llu;t 1 ic• !"):
(K .. S lt•nt11l AQClCUltural
Districts) to CC CZ FP~
~omh1nP<1 wt h Coastal 7 i1P
II luC"10n 1nl1Fl odpldJ!I
1!>t d Con'.'le1vatH•n fits! rict
,incl l·loodplcl1n Districts);
Are;, Thr .. c· from Ml A Fi (RPstr1clf'i1 Manufact11r1n1.1
D1stric CO"'b1n••d w2'l Oil Fr dur•ion 11n1l floolpJ,, 11
ll1str1cts) t· er C'7. ~r.' < · Hi ,,1 Cons••1v,1tlon 1J1st11~1
with Co01stdl 1.011" ond rlooclpl;iir. Overl,;y zon••):
~e~_fQ~r: F rnm M2 O-FP2 (Industrial Oistr1~t combined
with Oil f'rodv t 1e>n and floodpl11in Districts) t o
M2-0-CC-CZ FP2 (Industrial District combined with Oil
l'roduct101. Cn.isl .il Cons..-rvat inn, r::oastal ZonP and
Flo'Jdpla1n 01c;t11cts); RA FPl (Residential -"!,QClCultural
01~trict with floodplftln U1strirt) to M2 0 ~Ci FP2
(lndustrlill D1sL11rt ·nmt>1r;ed with Oil T'roduction,
'
I OH TH! CONDOMINIUM TM f lciltlo\19 "*"-' Coasta l Conservation, Coastal ione and F loodplain PLAHFOR~UNIT Namer"'-'edto~•
Dia t r i c ta ) ; me ttreec addf98 I/Id ffleCI "' ~anoe Cowttv on other common dellgnatlOCI. May 3 1, UU flLE
If any, of the rM1 proe>«tY NO.F38198t Aroo f iyo: From LUD-FP2 (Limited Use District combined
with Floodp lain Dist r ict) to CC-CZ-FP2 (Coastal
Cons ervation combined with Coastal ione end Floodplain
Distr icts);
Area Si1: Fr om LUD-FP2 (Limite d Use District combined
with Floodplain District) to CC-CZ-PP2 (Coastal
Conservation District with Coastal Zone end Floodplain
Districts); '
Area Seven: From LUD-FP2 (Limited U•• District combined
with Floodplai~ District) to CC-CS-WPl (.Coastal
Cons ervation District colllb1ned vith Co a st1l Zone and
Floodplain Districts); LUO-PPl (Li mited Use District
c'ombined with Floodplain District) t o CC-CZ-FPl (Coutal
Conserv ation combine d witb Coa s t al Zo ne end F loodplain
Districts);
Area Eight: Prom M2-0-FP2 (Induatrial Di1trict combined
with 0 11 Produc tio n and FloodQlain District) to
.Ml-0-C!-tP2 (Industrial Distri~t combined with O{l
Prod uction, Coe at•l Zone and Ploodpla.J.n Distt icts~;
Are• nine; From M2 -0-PP2 (Industrial Dist r ict combined
with Oil Producti6n ~d Floodplain Distr ict) t o
M2-0 -CZ-fPl (ln4ustrial District combioed with Oil
Pr od uction, Coaat•l Zone and Floodplain Diatrict1); and
Ml-A-FP2 (R•atric t ed Manuf•cturing Distr ict combined with
Floodplai n 01$trict ) t o Ml A-CZ-PP2 (Restricted ..._.t..,.... ~rt ct combined Coa 1 t o ne aa.4
~~~·~-~;qu~.~ts); ·
Acea t•o: ProM (Q)ROS-FP2 (Qualified Recre •tionel Open
S pace Dist ric t combined with Yloodpl aln Diatrict) to
CO)ROS-CZ-PP2 (Qualified Recreation al Open Space Dlatcict
comb1na O wl th Coastal Zone and Floodplain Diatricta).
Cate9oric1l l y e a empt pursuant t o Sec tion
l&l65 of t~e Cal ifo,nla lnvlronmental
OU• li ty Act .
COASTAL STATUS: Thia project is in the Coa•tal Zone. Th is ~one
I
c h•n;e must be ult\mately r eviewed and appro ved ty
th• Californl• Coa1t1l Con11111 ssion.
A copy o f the proposed reque•t i• on Ctle i n the
Department o C Convnunity Development, 2000 Ma tn St reet,
Hunti ngton Be ac h , California 92648, for inspec t ion by th~
public.
ALL I NTIRIST!D PERSONS are invited t o a t tond 11 l d ~ 1 tln9 nd
e xpress opinions or submit evidenc~ for or ooain ~~ applic tion
as o utlined above. If there ere any Curther queattons please c1ll
Hal S immons, Senior Planner, or Ruth Lamb~rt , Aa•i~tftnt Plann~r. 41
536 5271 .
CITY OF HUNTJ NGTON BEACH
Connie Brockway
City Clerk
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Celebrate St Patrick's Day With
3 tu j pound c >rned oeet b11sket
1 2 cup wate1
1 4 cup K1 ev s Best F 1u1t S 1uce (rec pear 11ght)
Place corned beef brisket 1n roasting pan with rack, add water
Cover tightly with heavy duty aluminum foil and cook in 325° F
oven 3-112 to 4 hours or until meat is tender Carefully remove
brisket from roasting pan. pour off l1qu1d Return brisket to
roasting pan and brush fruit sauce over bnsket Continue
roasting, uncovered. 15 minutes. Carve brisket diagonally across
the grain into thin sltce~
Note: A corned beef brisket will yield three 3-ounce cooked.
trimmed servings per pound.
11 IRISH BEEF STEW !I
f r>n' p1c:vred/
I · I • 2 tablespoons vegetable 314 pound small onions.
011 quartered
2 cloves garflc. minced 1 pound new potatoes.
1 teaspoon dned th yme quartered
1 teaspoon 5a/1 I pacl<age (8 ounces)
1I 4 teaspoon pepper frozen sugar snap
1·112 pounds beef for stew peas
cut mto 1 to 1 1ao1espoon cornstarch
1 -114 -mch pieces
3 / 4 cup plus 2 tablespoons
water, d1v1Cfed
Combine 011, o•rllc, thyme, Nit and pepper; add beef for atew,
stirring to coa1. Heat Dutch oven over medium heat 5 minutes:
brown M9f in two batches Pour off drippings tf nece ... ry. Add
3/4 cup water and onions Cover tightly and c<>Ok .. owty 1 hour,
stirring occasionally. Add pot•toes: cover and cook 20 minutes
or until meat Ind vegetables are tender. Add .ugar anap peas
and continue cooking 5 m1nutn COmb1ne c0tti1tarch and
remaining wat•. 1tir into 1tew. Bnng to a boil. C()()I{ ind atlr 1 to
2 minu• until thitttened. Ma9'• I leMnge.
1 cup apple 1e1ty
2 tabiespoons prepa1ed
mustdrd
2 taotespoons c1de1
v1neg.v
c:u;> $uf1 Md ,C1
f:r,j[3'
In small saucepan, heat 1elly over low heat stir
occasionally until smooth Blend 1n mustard and
vinegar Stir in Fruit Bits Reserve 1 4 cup sauce to
glaze corned beef brisket Serve add1t1onal sauce with
brisket Makes about 2 cups -
ll PoT o· GOLD SODA BREAD II
2 cups all-purpose J 1vaspoo" rt '
flour 4 cup buttet or
1 tablespoon sugar n1argaflnf!
1-112 teaspoons bakmg sc ltenC'd
powder 1 -1 4 cups Sun-Maid
teaspoon bakmg Fruit 8 IS
soda -1p butler m k
Combine flour, sugar, baking powder. baking soda
and salt 1n large m1x1ng bowl"' Cut in butter until
mixture resembles coarse meal Stir in F ru1t Bits Add
buttermilk and stir unttl combined. Turn dough out
onto floured surface Knead gently 1 minute Form
dough into a S.inch ball Place on greased baking
sheet. Flatten slightly, so that center mounds and
outer edge of ball 1s about 1-112 inches high Wtth a
sharp knife, cut a cross 1/2-inch deep in top of bread
or score into wedges. Bake at 350° F above oven
center 35 to "40 minutes, or untit toothpick inserted in
center comn out clNn. Makn 1 round loaf.
VertMloft: For ind1v1dua1 rolls. prepare dough as
above. 01v1de dough into 8 pieces Shape into rounds.
Bake •• ab<>Ye for 30 minutes.
THURSDAY. MARCH 9, 1989
Some 40 million Amencans can claim an lnsh hentage; but Irish or
not, 1l's always-fun to cerebrate St. Patrick's Day with good food,
friends and family. 1
•
The hearty, stick:to-Jhe .. nbs fare of Irish country cooking, featured
hsre, is a tradition we can all relate to, especially in the often blustery
days of eatly March.
The inviting aromas of Glazed Corned Beef Brisket or Irish Beef Stew
will keep the kitchen filled With company for the cook. Each of these
dishes 1s easy to prepare. You could use them interchangeably in
your menu or as companion entre9s in a buffet setting.
Corned beef is truly an lrish-Amencan dish. lromca//y, corned beef
was largely unknown to many lnsh until they set foot on the boats
that brought them to the New World. The term "corned'' referred to
the beef curing process in which the beef was sp1inkled with coarse
grains (or corns) of salt. Today, a spicy brme. rather than dry salt, is
used for curing beef cuts such as bdsket.
Glazed Corned Beef Bnsket is oven-cooked slowly to tender perfec-
tion using a moist heat cookmg method. When ready to serve, carve
corned beef diagonally across the grain mto thin slices. Serve it to
delighted guests with K1ley ·s Best Frwt Sauce.
This quick, chutney-like sauce is sparked with a touch of mustard
and f alfly glistens with a treasurg trove of Sun-Maid" Fruit Bits. A
special blend of sun-dried ra1sms, g olden raisins. chopped apples
and apncots. Frurt Bits are ready-to-use straight from the bag, so you
can add this magical touch to your menu m a wink.
Round out your platter with an array ol braised veg9t8bles or Blarney
Braised Iceberg Lettuce. The lnsh have always loved vegetables and
have a fondness for greens. Braised Iceberg Lettuce is a wonderful
side dish and the Iceberg ·1ar1ety has an uncanny ability to absorb
mouth-watenng flavors fCGm its cooking liqwd.
It's mterestmg to note that, today. more then 70 percent of America's
Ic eberg Lettuce comes lrorri Caltforma. Yet this versatile lettuce is
itself an 1mm1grant to the New World, having traveled with Columbus
to the Bahamas m 1493.
In Bit O' The lnsh Iceberg Salad. Cal1forma Iceberg Lettuce contnb-
utes its own delectable cnspness, and healthful fiber, to a colorful
medley that includes red potatoes. carrots. mushrooms and celery
It's a salad with substance. guaranteed to please the most sensible
lrtsh grandmother.
Add the final festive touch with Pot 0 Gold Soda Bread This vans·
t1on on the most famous of lnsh breads 1s del1c1ous enough to lure a
leprechaun. Sun-Maid Fruit Bits add the colofful. magical touch and
good nutnt1on to trad1t1onal lnsh soda bread •
So. here ·s to the lnsh. and all those who claim to be, a warm and
wonderful St Patnck's Day'
• • •
II BIT O' THE IAISH ICEBERG SALAD II
1 nead Cafifom a lcc .. be1g e•1uce l -1 2 paunas small red ootatoes
2 cup 011 1 cup 1u1tenne carrots.
3 cvp ,\ ~, tt: ,•, ne , r1ec:;a1 Olanched
1 r,w esp ·1 0 n m ci .: s Cf•a musn100~ s
1 c me q.tr c "J nc ">d c s 1c ~a cefe1 \
2 ted:>POc>" <>a : 3 Ct11J ::.l1ced green onions
4 1e1 p ·1 c eru 1
Core. rinse and thoroughly drain Iceberg Lettuce: chtll Combine 011. vinegar.
mustard, garlic sajt and pepper. mix well, set aside Cook potatoes in bo1hng
salted water to cover simmer about 25 minutes or until tender Drain. cut
into chunks pour dressing over potatoes cool Gently fold 1n carrots.
mushrooms celery and green onions Cut lettuce in half from core section
to top Cut one half into chunks and toss gently with potato mixture Cut
remaining half into 6 wedges To serve arrange lettuce wedges around
· potato mixture Makes 6 servings
II BLAR~EY BRAISED ICEBERG LEI IUCE JI
not p/Cturod)
1 head Ca tlornra Iceberg Lelluce
1 tablespoon sugar
112 teaspoon freshly ground pepper
1 '4 cup butter
3 tab'e.wo n e 1aa.tu1ce
'3-1 2 cups (2 cans about 14
ounces eachJ smgte-
strcnqth beet b'roth
Core, rinse and thoroughly drain Iceberg Lettuce; cut into 6 wedges. Lay
wedges into a 9 x 13-inch baking dish Spnnkte lettuc with sugar and
pepper Dot with butter Sprinkle wtth lemon 1u1ce and coverw1th beef broth.
• Cover and bake at 350° F. 15 minutes or until lettuce 11 tender. Remove
lettuce from baking dish. reshape into wedg s. if necessary. Makes 6
servings .
These Chinese selections only
look complicated to prepare
You've finally ma tercd Peking
Chicken and Mongolian Beef. But
you stillshy away from preparing
Chinese appetizers. They look M>
complicated, nght?
The)' do look complicated. but by
using products from the freezer.
you can serve Chinese appetizers
quickly and anexP,ensiyely.
Crab Rangoon 1s a perfect way to
start the meal. Frozen crab meat or
sealeg.s, thawed and shredded, is
combined with sour cream, cream
cheese, bacon and seasonanss for a
THEBISTC
OFFiii iii T .
crowd plea~r. ORIENT AL DIP
No Chinc:>e appc111cr hneup is l packge ..('1.Zi euHt) froze•
complete without cg roll . Start prepared ea Nil•. uy flavor
with prepared egg roll from the I~ tea~ eerMtardl
freezer, and serve them wtth t ngy ~ lnlfl!Oll lutut Cklckat
Oriental 01p. boaJU.
Ganger Beef Soup 1 the perfect ~ teaspooa sesame 1ee41
follow-up to )'Our appetizers. Thaw '1' np w1ter
frozen prepared beef. combine with · l teHpooD soy uuce
pea pod , water chestnuts. onion, Prepare egg roll according to
ginger, water and apple jui ce and in pac~ instructions. In small
15 minutes you will have a soul) saucepan, comb;ne rcmfining in-·
worthy of the finest Chmcse res· grcdjents. Cook, stirring constantly
taurant. over medium heat. until mixture is
HUOH1s
II 'OPtlfltS
WINI
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bubbly and slight!)' thickened.
Serve with egg rolls. Makes 1/J cup
dip.
CRAB RANGOON
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crall meat, tbwed a.M ....._.
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cream
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LONDON BROIL
THICK CUT BEEF ROUND
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1 tablapooa bacoa bits
· l cleve 1arlk, ended
3f woetOll dla1 (abo1t I onces)
OU for deep f ryla1
Jn small bowl, combine crab
meat, sour cre.im, cream ch~.
onion. bacon and Joarlic. Place 1h
teaspoon of crab mixture in center
of each won ton skin. Moisten edges
of wonton skin with water.
Pull all four comers up to the
center and press lightly to seal all
edges. Drop filled wontons into
deephotoil(375 degrees). Fry 2 tl 3
minutes or until golden brown.
Makes 30 appetizers .
• GINGER BEEF SOUP
l pacu1e (%8 ouce1) froiu
pre"'ed 1nvy Ir 1Uce4 beef
famlfy entree, tJaawed
l package (t OCU1ce1) frozen pu
pods
1 cu (I oancet) 1Uce4 water
cllestD1t1.drailled
, I budl 1ren oaJoa1, cllopped
1 ~ te11pooe1 IJ'OUd llaltr
I cap water
~ cap apple Julee
Cllow meht Doodles (optional)
Jn large saucepan, place gravy
and shced beef. Shred beef with
fork. Sur in pea pods. water
chestnuts. onion, ginger, water and
apple juice. Heat to bo1hng. Sim-
mer, covered, JO min~tes or until
ho~ Sprinkle noodles on 1op, if
desired. Makes 5 scrving.s. · ·
Savings mount
~ 112 ea&;; while following
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To help consumers stretch their
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quality, the following tips arc
offered by Z1~Pak Inc , manufac-
turers of ZIP-PAK resealable food
packa~nf. c
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Manufacturers' coupons provide a
source of savings. Weeki> spcC'ial'
arc rcgularl) announced m news-
papers and supermarket circula rs .
. -Reduce impulse buys Plan a
-""cck's worth of balanced meals
before shoppms. Make a hst of
e scnuals and stick to 1t
Fre1h
lA ••• BRUSSEL SPROUTS l l
-hop af\er meals. The tcmp-
tat1on to buy non-essentials and to
neglect pnce compansons and
nutnttonaJ evaluations 1s greater
when shoppmi hunar> ti red or
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volume. This pnce 1s posted Or'I
labels on the edge of ~tore shelve\
d1rtetly above or below the prod-
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750 Mt to make ure )'Ou'rc buying the
BUENA VISTA CHARDONNAY ··" frHhcst product available. Dates DYNASTY LYCHEE NUTS
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(~]~~-~~~~~~~~!!~[) side of yasun containers. and near .._ -:Al. --.... ~ the pout on m1llt contarners Because many marketers rotate
their stock and pu bolder products
toward counter front • pan1cularl>
m the dairy case. select a product
from the back of the shelf.
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-C'on$.ider economy 1zcs: Bu> the large economy uc or stock up
on sale items only if you have &pace
to store them conveniently ind can
use them be'4 re they JPOll This
does not, however, apply to etnain
food sucti as product ind ma1. To prevent waste, buy tho ttem
in amounts y~ can utt: .
-Check pactqina: Food
siorall is J&aSl u impona.,1 as ~ration. Sdc(t food Items con-tainect 1n con~nlC'ftt and prot«tive '*~bl. Unlitcd ponions of peri sucb • crieal, hot dop,
chene and potato chips in rc-.. a.ble 11~ J)Kk,.; .. arc
betacr P"*C*d from .........
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A Fresh Green
l!JAsoaragus ,,,,~
Dtlx,,,U s,...,,
u 200
~~A 2 ~! •. 55
Pearl Onions }49 '° 0-. , """"" ,... •
Brown ()njons 3 Ll. 89 1lir UrwwnJ 5-q Bq.
~e Tomatoes 69 f!'J«t"" .u... ., $J.,,U u .
Olamoion Girusler Raisins 149
11 Oa. (Ld /. C..0-Wd 1' .. S..J..r,. f 4'«"1 £ "-
~,.y ~es u .99
Ripe Qintaloupes 79 A ,..,-',,,, ;U''•HW u . D~-~~ 4~100
8 ~~. Seedl GrJPCS u.99
4 Inch Msorted Tropicals 2t300 , .... "'• c-.a.a • z ,_ ""' • '°' ,.
-~~Pron~ 100
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9Ballantine 2 99 Ben 121>k.
nOililtc..r ~"/JO,..,,,,,,
49
Tropicana
Orange Juice
::rc~=
Qllcten ~·t>t:-"e Cantpllell's
Chicken
Noodle Soup
~0.11 °"""'Cm \ u.;, 4 Prr P.-,
Cornea
Beef
Brisket
Shftum's-Pow C.u
(FIM C"1-Lb. J.49)
•
Cameco
Cooked Ham
Sia'-/,.,,..
10-0,/1.0.,
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Dairy Fresh 100· .Sunshine 2{400 String Cheese · Crackers ·
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S~ouffer's ,.·, 2 FSOO Pizza 0
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11 11 "' 12 ., OJ. ~ 10. 41S Oz.-U oo, _,
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U.S.D.A. CHOICE 369
Porterhouse or T-Bone
flt.tf.Swla . U
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Bonel cwing Beef 1 99
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Corned Beef Rounds 2 49 u ,_.. , •
Armour Gold Star Turkey Rat.'it.S 169 '-""' a
Fresh Veal Shoulder Choos 209
fdtm./11 lflifR-.J a..o.,...i.n"UJ u
Cook' Ham Shank or Butt Porti~ 19
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1 59
1 99
2 99
Kiwis dress up a French tart
A blllld thait tan is beautiful 10 edible and provide 1 auiuna con· KIWI nsNCB.ft'YLE TOT
bebold.;De French ha"e Jona ~Id trut to the emerald pun nab of 1.111111111•....,, fw w t•lld> wuta•e11eem forbOthdeslcn tht fnUL The unique wte and *ckwml,..
and entnie fare. French dessen tcxturt of the fruit offm a nice a Cdfenia ._..,,., (.._l I
tam. like French rnttte tarts and conU'UI lo the mooth. •w~t emee1 eem) ,...... •tvWH
quiches. an: open-faced and stand fillula; ,.. ""eqar
suPl>orlcd only by their ~stry J &Ulilf• ... flMr
shefls. When selecting kiwifruit in the i eSP
Fruit tans lend themselves to a market for immediate use, pick • ~ e.p upa eera ,,,.,
&Jitterina arranacment of over-fruit that yieldsto $Cnllc pres ure. If '.4 e9f mel~ Miter er marsar-
fappina fruit. A ring of Califomia you purchase kiw1fru11 that 1s still lae
kiwifruit slices, added just before firm, pl8"C it in a bag with another ~ teas,... pated lime peeJ
bakina. gives this tart an elegant, piece of fruit, such as an apple or a Line a 9-inch tart pan with
finilbcd look. It also replaces the banana, to ripen. Leave the fruit at remo\lable bottom with pastry.
JMied for any caJorie-laden toppina. room temperature. Check the Prick pastry with fork\ bake at 375
Peel kiwifruitand slice crosswise. kiwifruit every few days unttl 1t is deafees 10 minutes or until hahtly
Tiie amaU black seeds are perfectly ripe and ready to eat browned. Purce one kiwifruit and ---'---,---;-~----::---~~-.-:-----~----..--------,-;...._-__;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;::;:~~..;._-__:.,......_...:..__..:._ _ _:__.:. _ _:__.:__ _ __,_, ______ slice remaining two. Combine
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Meat Dept. Savings
Pork Steaks ::OP la s139
Sliced Bacon WT~~ IH)l
5109
Turkey Sausage : .. -UROMA s119 l.
Beef Brisket ::'~!!,cut ,. s219
Rainbow Trout ~=IWKO ~~199
Red Snapper Fillets :'c La s2~
Chili Salsa :;-'~::a ,~gge
Compare these Low Prices
Frozen Food Favorites
Tater Tots ="~ »-'R s1e9
Budget Gourmet :=. '1 l<Hl>Ol
5199
Pizza Rolls =·llWC> ~$119
Act-1 Popcorn ::..~~ "3M)l •219
Tina's Burrito ~::~ '°' s11t
Orange Juice OOHAU)l)Ja( ,,oz gge
Welch's Grape Juiqe .~ese
Grocery Specials
Dial Bar Soap
Borateem Bleach :...
Pest Control ="=-\'P
~ Northern Napkins AllC>AllO
Garden Fresh Produce
Broccoli ,...,NC ~ .. ._~~ l.29•
Grapefruit ~~,uv, ... n-· r1.29e
Potatoes "'"°. 1110-0. .• 29e
atrsft CHl.EAN 4 TOl.OiOI LUO! ·~•••a-l'.XCa.&.LHT QJMJTY
...... rodl.8 fie~ 81!!T
Carlo Rossi Wine .~wcna • ._•2"
Bailey's Irish Cream UfMU' 19t6' •12"
Black Velvet Whisky ''"r-'9"
Coors Beer :-'°"
ea • .,.•· 111 v..mu.
1411 l&.'1101 IOT'l\O Sunny Delignt =:~ MOE •111
Real Cream Topping llCx. ,«gg.
,.oz 93' English Muffins ~..:::r01 .~4~
•.w 45• Perrier :::=w~Tl" ... 7~· ~
,.oz•1 09 Spagnetti Sauce ~ ... •1 11 .: .I ~.~m
·.ar'1" Noodles :,~,,_,. -.aoin--~~
supr and flour. add eggs, com
syrup and butter. 1
Beat until well mixed. Stir in bme
peel and pureed kiwifruit; pour into
pa try-lined tart pan. Arransc
kiwifruit slices on top. Bake at 375
degrees 45 minutes or until knife
insrned near ~~ter oomcs out
clean. Makes I (9-inch) tart.
Potential fatal
botuHsm lurks
In garlic mixes
WASHINGTON (AP) -
The Food and Drug Adminis-
tration this week warned con-
sumers that certain com-
mercial and homemade
chopped garlic and oil mixes
ean cause potentially fatal
botulism if left at room
temperature.
The FDA also notified
producers of the commercial
products asking them to review
the labeling of their products to
assure that the need for re-
frigeration is clearly and
prominently marked on ship.
pang canons and the product
containers.
The warnings follow an in·
vestagation m Kingston. N. Y.,
last month m which two men
and a woman were hospitalized
with botulism after a dinner at
the home of one of the victims.
The three had cattn a chopped
garlic and oil mix that had been
used in a spread for garhc
bread, the FDA said.
The agem:y said aarhc and oil
mixes contairuna httle or no
acidifying agent such as pho~
phone or citnc acid should be
kept refrigerated at all times -
from manuacturc to con-
sumption.
FDA studies have shown
that garlic man oal mLXture can
suppon growth of clostnd1um
botuhnum bactena. whose
spores produce a deadly toxin
under ccruun condmons.
Botuhsm is charactenzed by
blurred or double vis1on.
speech and breathing difficult>
and progressive ~ral)'-sis. The
FDA sa}S that without prompt
and correct treatment. a thud
of those diagnosed 'A-1th the
food poison1na may die.
Preliminary findinas in the
Kmgston incident beina an-
vest1gated by the New York
Department of Health 1m-
phcated a commercially
e.repared mix' caJled Colavita
ChoppcdGarhcin Extra V1r::am
Ohvc Oil, distributed by Col-
av1ta Pasta and 011 Co .. New-
ark. NJ. The firm 1s recalhna
the product and told New York
officials that dutnbut1on was
d&SCOntinued more than a year
llQ. the FDA said.
The product's labels instruct
that it be kept refnterated, but
preliminary rcpons 1nd1cate
the product may have been
stored at room temperature,
the FDA said
SHOPPING
FromCl · •
formation on packaged foods. Con-
sult nutnuon brochures •. home
economists., d1etll1ans or your phy~
1etan for gu1deltne on acceptable
le"els of fat , sodium. uaar and
caJones.
-Ma.kc ub5titutions: In ot<kr
10 stretch )our financial ind nutri-
tionil ~t.; tie ~pmd to mue
substitutions. Frozen fruits and
veactables may be less eipcn ivt"
tban frnh produce dunn1 the
winter month Ctttain &rides ind
cuts of beef ma)' be lower in fat.
Bread. muffins and cookin baked
11 home may be 1 better bUy than
commcrciaUy baked ptoducu.
-Educate younelf: Pict up
consumer information brochu
and other infonnation availablt 11
mOlt au~eu. For funhtt
inf'onnluon. write the FOod Mar-
ketina lnltituwe, 17'° K Street,
N.W., WulliftllOll D.C. 20006.
ICALOPPINS
SANDWlt1ID
Updated me~t loaves fit today'-s m~nus ,
Juicy, beett mat bva do not
hlvt IO be otr limits if you'tt
watcbiftl yourcholesctrol. Ways to
clljoy lally, more healthful meat
loavnareueasyasrethfokina)our
iR;Rdients.
Since the meat supplies most of
the cholesterol and saturated fat
(which raises blood cholesterol),
coosickr usina less and make sure n
is lean Ground lean round beef is
17 pereent fat -nd contams 69 mtlharams cho)dtcrol per ounce as
compared to ground rqular chuck
which is 27 percent fat and oontaans
8S milligrams cholesterol per
ounce.
In these MeXJcan Mini Meat
Loaves, only l 2 ounces oflcan meat
arc used to make four mini toavc .
Ordinarily, 4 ounces of meat per
loaf would be used.
In this recipe, you won't m1ss th~
meat -it taste that Jood! The
healthful dafference is maoc up WJth
oat flakes cereal, the perfect replace-
ment for thts vanation It has no
cbolesterol. is low in fat, and oat
flakes arc a aood source of oat bran.
(Oar bran can hel p lower
cholesterol.)
Moreover, 1t 1s a good extender
when less meat 1s used Using two
ega whites m place of one v. hple cga
1s another healthful tnck because
egg whites have no cholesterol. As
for spiciness. you control it by using
either mild, medium or hot salsa.
The ltaJtan Meat Loaf calJs fol'
tradluonal f tahan herbs. but again
the fat and chole~terol arc cut by
usmsa reduced amount oflean beef
and 1ntroducmg a cereal -natural
whole wheat flakes
Both rccapes "'ere dc\eloped for
the Post Center for Nutrition &
HcaJth. The) may be microwaved,
but can also be baked 1n a convcn-
uonal oven
• MEXICAN MINI
MEATLOAVES
% eu wlaltes, 1Ugbtly beaten
l e11p oat Oates
'iii cep jarred salsa•
! tablnpooas finely chopped
oaloa .
l tablespoon cbopped par1ley
% tea1poon1 chUJ powder
-teaspoo• salt
12 onces g.roud lean round
beef
! tablespoons 1bredded low·f at,
low-todJ1m Cbtdclar cbeese
Jn a medium bo wl combine cu
whites. cereal. sal~. onion. paNle)'.
cbtli powder and salt: mix well
Add beef and blend well. D1v1de
into 4 equal pon1ons shape into
ovals.
To m1crowa ve: Place loa vcs end-
to-end tn a 9-inch glass pie plate
Mi cro-cook. uncovered, 14 to 16
minutes on Mcchum (50 pe~cnt
power). Top with cheese. M1cro-
cook on High ( l 00 percl!nt pov.cr) I
minute lon~er Let stand I minute
before serving.
To cook in a ron,cnt1onaJ oven.
Plaet' meat loaves 1n a bakina dish
roared wuh a non-suck Hgetable
spray. Bake m a preheated 400-
dcgrec oven for :?5 minutes. Top
with cheese. Return 10 oven for 30
seconds to melt ch«se. 1f desired.
Y 1cld 4 pomoos.
Sau ce makes
cauliflower'
truly cheesy
a.tter Homes and GanMns
Cream cheese makes this veg-
etabled1sh upcr"rcamy, Parmc'i.an
~ u upcr cheesy No v.on.dcr
we call ll Cauhfl ov.cr uprc me
mnprtff or
•u1e m1kl._ medium or bot
variety, as desired.
Per ponion: 180 calories; 24 am
protein: 9 gm total carbohydrate: 2
gm dietary fibtr; s cm total fat (3 cm saturated fat; 2 &m un~turatcd
fat). $0 ma chol"terol: soo rna
sochum.
ITALIAN MEAT LOAF
. leg wW&ett ..._ .. , beatea
l nputaral wlllelewtteat flakes
~. n p c111,.e4 ..._
1 tabln,uu c••.,e• ,.nley
~ ltup••• mlacM prlle
1 teat,.. batU tea•est eruW
1 tea1poo11 •res... leaves,
In a medium bowl combine ea
whitC$, cereal, onion. parsley, pr.
lie, baSiJ, orqano, salt, black pep-
per and catsup; mix well. Add beef
and bJend well. ' ·
To microwave: Pack mi1tturc
into a shallow micro-safe 8-inch
(about 4 cups) rina mold. Micro-
cook uncovered It Medium-high
(70 percent ~) 10 IO 12 minute&. Sprinkle With Cheele. Let
1taad I minu&c before catti ...
To cook in a conventional oven:
hape me11t into an oval loaf. Place
in a bak.ina dash coaled with 1 non·
stick v~ spray. Bake in a
preheated 350-dearee oven for ~
minutes. Sprinkfe· with Chttlc.
Bake S minutes loneer. Yield: 4
portions.
Per portion: t 70 calories; 23 cm
protein; 10 &m total carbohydrate;
t gm dietary fi~ 4 am total fat (2
gm saturated fat; 2 cm unsaturated
fat): SO ma cholesterol: 6SO ma
sochum. •
Point Cut I
per lb. limit 2 Per Cu•tomer
Fresh
Green
Cabbage
~lb.
2 ltr. -Ralphs
Soft Drinks
Fresh
Broccoli
Nutntloue
per lb.
. t
24 oz.: alphs Fresh
5 8 White Bread 18 . ::~ ..........
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Holidays Easter
~~~ 2.51
Cl °""19COllt ~y PILOT/~. Match t .. 1Ht
11 \P\IC\//I
Inaugural gowns fashioned for show
lyvtOAO.AN
~,... C:..o ... *41l
What a president's wife will wear at
the inauauration always makes neM. and tS tbe subject of many con vena-
tions. What 1s her favorite colot?
Does she have a style desianen will
copy? Every four years. months before
inausuration day, fuhion writen ~y detective tryrn& to dj5e0ver who •
will desian thc"first1ady's" inauaural
ball gown. If one aown generates so much
interest, irtragine a fashion show of
such JOwnS. That's _just what was
done by the Oransc County Chapter, Freedoms FounCiation at Valley
Forge, at its .. First Ladies on Paradt
Inaugural Gowns" luncheon show
featuring 28 gowns worn by wives of
past presidents. A crowd or about 500 • attended the benefit in the Anaheim
Hilton.
Actually, the gowns were copies of
the original dresses found in the First
Ladies Hall at the Smithsonian, but
thatdidn'tdampen the enthusiasm of
the viewers. For a short time the
women and a few men relived a httle
American history through the
fashions. "The detailing on these dresses is
greatz" said Pat Kollenda of Laguna
Bcacn, who wore the satin-trim med
velvet off-theshoulder gown of Mary
Todd Lincoln.
Other Orange County models in-
cluded Newport Beach residents Ju
Vu Patten as Abigail Adams; C.eryl
Jaffee as Dolly Madison. and Pat
Hayward as Frances Oeveland.
K.Jmberly SHttler of Costa Mesa
was Edith Roosevelt and Sudra
Rapa was Edith Wilson. Pat C.1
l velfne Andrick as eHza·
beth Monroe.
was in the audience to see daughter
MariUH Toweney act as Abigail
Fillmo. re aod Betty Beldea watched
asdaughterCtady I>avf1 became Julia
Grant
"I've seen the real gowns at the
Smithsonian," said benefit chair-
woman Carole Ea11trom. "The light-
ing there is not the areatesl Today we
will get a bttter look at the copies ...
added EnP.trom who said the
chapter paid $3,0oo to obtain the
touring gown collection.
Funds raised will help send stu-
dents and teachers to workshops at
Freedoms Foundation at Valley
Forge, Pa., and Washington D.C..
where they study American history
and current events, said chapter
member Carol BlucUrcl. "Twelve
students from different Orange Coun-
ty schools just aot back." said Blanchard, addina that the partici-
pants will make speeches through tout
the year about their experiences.
The locaJ FF chapter was formed in
1967 and has about 300 members.
The national organization started in
1949.
Others attending the benefit in-
cluded Lyu K.Jnt, new director of
development at Laguna Art Museum
and her sister Na11ey Kint.
..., ~
Cher JI Jaffe as DollJ Madison, Jan
Patten as Ablgall Ad4J111.
Pat Kollendra In .Uncotn•s gown.
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TAUllUS (Apnl 20...Ma)' 20): Do
p&enty of listeruna -information
previously accret will be revealed.
Focus on showmanship, drama, a bi li-
t.}' to detect what occurs ... backstqe ...
Gemini, Virgo, Saa.tt\ltius persons
play roles. GEMINI (May 2t-June ,20): Sud-
den tum of events couJd brina you
romance, money, credit, added~nition. What you took for a.ranted 1s
valuable, represents reward, possible
appearance before media. Taurus,
Libra arc in picture.
CANCBll {June 21-July 22): Many
individuals fell you suffered ir-
reparable dam~ as result of delay,
postponement. You prove them
wrona. superior says, .. You are s<>in§
to be Jiven matenaJ requested!
Pisces fi1urn prommently.
LEO (July 23-Aua. 22): Lunar
aspect coincides with future pros-
pects, communication, possible ·•ro-
mantic involvement." Emphasis on
intensity, creativity, pressure of dead-
line. Within eight days, you'll know
outcome of investment. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sei>t. 22): On
Saturday, message wilf reveal that
policies arc actually in order. Mean-
time, check source material. dig for
additional information. Procedures
are subject to "radical change." Anes
involved. LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22): Dif-
ferent approach necessary in connec-tion with legal proposals. Emphasis
on independence, origi°:aJity1 abili~y
to put aC(oss ideas in aynam1c
.
--· YOUlll ..... wiD ~xnci -~ . (()Ct. U-Nov. 21t. lntu1
tion isoa &a,.et. Wort method ahould
not be tam~ with -1f it's not
broken, dof:l't fix 11! ~pe~y trwn .. action cont1nutS du~tc mmor d1 .. putts.1~nan pla)a isJ!ificant role. SAO Aaltll (Nov. 22-0ec. 21 ): An~r to query: Don't al&nd. still!
Spotliaht on style. crcauvuy.
pleasure. 1ensUaJit)'.. You could have
luck in mailers of speculation, es-
pcciaJJy by tickina with number 3
Winner!
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19).
What had recently been taken for
granted will now require immediate
attention. Empha is on J)ayments,
collections credit cards. Older indi-
vidual, pas ibly family member.
stresses budget requirements.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20...Feb. 18):
Brother or sister could be overly
cautious. Diversification is nccess-
ery. Make inquiries, satisfy curiosity.
Short trip results m completion of
m1ss1on Written material prov1<ks
answer to dilemma.
PISCES (Feb. 19-Marcb 20}: You'll be saying, "I found money!'' You get
paid for service you thought wa
presented as gift. Actually, you under-
estimated your own worth. Famil>-
d1scord evaporates. Harmony apin
reigns.
IF MARCH t IS YOUR BIRTH·
DAY humanitarian instincts domi-
nate. You side wtth underdog. You
also attract those only too will101 to
take advantage of your sympathetic
nature. Once pu hed into corner.
however. you an formidable oppo-
nent. Key is to know when you arc
pushed far enough. Aries, Libra ~rsons elay important roles in your hfe. You U make important domes\Jc
adjustment this month.
Drunken driver share~·
shattering.experienc,e
' DEAR ANN LANDERS: I woke
up wtth the world's worst hangover I
took a couple of aspmns. stumbled
into the kitchen, made myself coffee
and grabbed the morning paper. The
headline seemed toJumpofTthe page.
It read:
2-YEAR-OLD AND MOTHER
KILLED IN HIT &. RUN ACCI-
DENT
POLICE ON ST A TEWIDE MAN-
HUNT
As I read the story, I rot a sick feehna in my stomach. couldn't
remember anything about last night. I
ran to look at my car. My heart sank to
my knees. The bumper was twisted
and the front fender was smashed. I wouldn't leave the scene of an
• accident, no matter how-drunk I wa
Or would I? Ch1lhna thooih(s raced
throug!l my mmd. What sfiould I do now'? Call t.he police? Get a lawye~ I
was petrified.
I reached for the phone and started
to dial the pohce. Then I stopped.
They would ask me atlJ sorts of
quesuons. What could I say'> I was
drunk. I don't remember. I could
almost hear the Jiii door clang shut
behind me.
Just then my brother-in-law walked
into the kitchen. What did he know'>
Had the police amved? I put down
the .phone and ran toward rum in
tears.
He said. "I'm ~urc it's u~tuna to hit a deer, honey, but you II act over
it."
h::ouldn't beheve wb.tt I had lust
heard. Did he say I had hit a~~ I swear, with my hand'on the Bible,
I will never drive drunk apm. -
LESSON LEARNED IN DES
MOINES DEAR DES MOINES: It's Mt easy a. "8re • aJptman. nuk JM for dolqjnt&Ut.
I wt.ftr a.ow muy .-pie wlM are rea._, ddt colema un llrtvn
dnU Ud ma4le Jt Mme ;!.e,:!· If I am talklaC a. JM. ,._.. Gell
HICIDf,I
Wl'.8T
t A&Qll
Q ')
for ctvla& )'oo a pus. A.ad don't pre11
yoer loci. • • • DEAR ANN LANDERS. Recent!)'
I wasarrested forshophfllng. Hum1h -
auna? Yes. But 1t was a rehcf. Let me
tell yo u why.
Some alcoholics and dru1 abusers
seek help, but often not until thC} hit
bottom. For me . "bottom .. was
gct11n1 caught. The shame of being handcuffed
and escorted to the sccullty office was
awful. I coold feel all thoSl' eyes on
me. rm sure the people wondered
why this mce-look1na. well-dressed
lady would be steahna from a 5torc
Gom1 to Jail in a police car1 hand-
cuffed, was another dearadina ex-
pcnence. I started off a.s a "shopahohc." I
don't know when or why I bepn to
take thmp. I had enoulb money to
buy whatever I wanted. But aenjng
away wtth n was fun. I rarely kept the
stolen items. I save most of the thin~
to the women at work who couldn t
afford any fancy euras.
I was 11ven a sttfTfine (no Jail.1.-thank
God. because 1t was my first oncMC).
put on probation and told I could not
go back into that store.
• 1 inamediately went for counsehna
and now I know my stcahna was a
sick.nc I ursr an)one who fits my
descnp.uon to please get professional
bdp before you get ~uahL Your
Judae m1aht not be as kind as mine. -CERRITOS. CALIF.
DEAR CALIP..: v .. ·ve 1114 It au.
All I Hit .. ,. ... &UK JM. "
lldft to me killt of ......... It
miPt .._ tMa tbt ra&e of tbit COD•
tract bineld • ...... Wklil tbt ttaa of ell*. If tM& ... IDdeld
dM CW, cllc:l9i• .. f.cid wldl a
kJlt -. '*"• W• Wt..ay Md SO Mw tMl c.id for Ida DO
~optMr' •
H&Playhouse stages a power ouse
lyTOMTtTUS o.-.... c.., ........
The migrant wo~tr of the lk-
prcs 100--0omin ted 1930s h d l1ttlc
10 keep him going but a dr~m. ho~cvcr unrcala tt<', of better times
around the n "' bend 1n the rOltd Perhaps a few hundred bucks lo ~vc
towardsafarm wh1I h1 txuldics "'~re dnnluna and whonna their stipend away.
John Stctnb«k painted a p;'linfully
powerful pteturc of this nomadic hfe
10 his h11hly acda1med drama "Of Mice and Men,'' focusina on l"-O
hard-luck ranch h nd -a dreamer
Pointers
and a dummy -wbo tly qajnst fate
hke charactcn in a Sl\akc pc-aran
tn:i&cdy. 1 he pauagc of a half-.ttntury
ha done little to dim its cloqucnC't'. I he Huntinaton lkach PlayhouK",
m a laudable bsnk from 1ts light
cu mcd)· and m) tery diet of rrccnt
)tars, ha' mounted an unc..,en but
arrc ttna produ hon of 'tcinbcck'i
un~tthna cla ic. Outsuodma l)Cr· formancc in the top ranks orr~ t
some hakincss in the suppe>rting cast
and a few technical d10icult1~
Grcsory Cohen bnnis out the stark
emotional p;un in his character of
(1corgc, who must watch over the
duU-wmcd ~nt l..cnn1e to kttp him
out of harms way-and v~ ~ena
Cohtn build his amaainary farm-houte board by booird 10 ourm1nd1 as
he repeatedly impans h1\ 'tiision to
Lennie v.-hile the pa1ruruwe to ward
off the lflf\1table.
~nn1e, a hulk of n man with the
mind of a 5-)ear-old, t~ an e\trcmcly
difficult a~ment. and 8111 H1hon
dcli\'e" a tcmarublc interpretation.
Hilton sometimes lets his character's
ebullienct overflow: but more often
he keeps a t1Jht re tl"lmina ropt on
the inner potential for v101encc until
it crupt1 an tht' play'1 cllmact1c scene
of nticku t~y.
Of iht supportina pla)'cN1 the mosc
solid_pcrformances arc delivered by ~off l.>niptr 11 the trona but
hkcable Slim and t>oriey J. W1t1e>n
as Crooks, 1thc black stabk band wb09e bitterness as tempered by
Ltnnac' childlike ovenurcs.
Gayle Mon.on a the old. onc-
armcd cleanup man who )'cam to
Join the pair in thctr dream never
really c11chts hold o( the character and often slows the pace of the ihow. Eli1abcth Lipman supphes some ~xual clcctncity a the provocati"e
wtfc of the boss' 1ll-tempercd son.
played menacin,ly by Gary Coffman .
Some clements of the show -t~
simulated stream v.-here the charac-
ters dnnk and the recorded gun lrol •
effects -arc· so arufic~I tMy
counteract the rcali m of the pct·
form anccs. Yet when Cohen and Hilton have command of the taie. thtre 1s a genuine sense of dramatic
urgcnq which ~uperccdes ptriphcral
· failings.
"Of Mice and Men" 1s a strona
p1cte ot work. rompclltna despite its
shortcominp. Performances con-
tinue fndays and Salurda)'S al 8 r.m.
on the sta&c of Gisler School. 2 141
Strathmoor Lane, Huntington Beach.
Call 832-1405 for ticket information.
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A P"9 pf London str••t urchins h-•ngs on
t he ev•'J word of their l•rcenous l••d•r.
f agln (Craig Brewer. centerf. In the l'oun-
t aln VaUey High School productfon of the
cfassk mulk•I .. Ollver;•• playlng tonlflht.
Friday and Saturday at th• Huntington
Beach High School audftorlum. Por tklret
Information, calf 96.2-JJOt, e x tenston 298.
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out of rejects ,chance eager to staf!
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PORT /Bl 'PEOPLE/BJ I
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THE ORANGE COAST 25CENTS
Seniors
project
·inCdM
wins OK
By IRIS YOKOI
Of..,,. 0-'Y Noc Staff
A rentwed proposal to construct an
85-room senior residence in Corona
del Mar received its first nod Thurs-
day night by the Newport Beach
Planning Comm1ss1on.
The comm1ss1on voted unam-
mously to recommend C'll) Council
approval of the Emerald Village
Associates lnc. proposal for a 50.500-
squarc-foot assisted-care facility on
East Coast H1ghwa) at Hatel Drive.
Both comm1ss1on and council ap-
proval are needed because the prOJt'Ct
1s a planned communit) develop-
• ment.
The facility 1s not a nursing home
since no medical or nursing care wi ll
be provided, according 10 the officials
of Newport Beach-based Emerald
V 11lage. A staff of aides will assist frail
but healthy seniors with pc™>nal care
act1vJt1es such as dressing and taking
med1cat1on.
Residents will P3) SJ.000 a month,
which covers e' Cl)'thing from food
and uuhues to sOCJal events and
t ra nsporta 11on.
The plans represent a 15-pcrcent
rcdut11on in size from Emerald
Village's ongmal proposal for a 120.
unit. 54.~square-foot fac1ht)'.
which was approved b)' the Plann1nJ
Comma s1on last )ear but met ~uh
b11ter oppos1t1on from nearb) resi-
dents.
Emerald Village oflic1ah withdrtw
that proposal 10 Jul) pnor to a ( 1t}
Council heanng, sa) mg the)~ would
wait unttl the Cll) re' 1sed Its General
Plan.
In addition to a reduction in the
nu"mberofroomi.. the plan eliminates
a winaalong Hazel Drivt and reduces
the height of the building from 37 ket
to 29 f(Ct
The fac1hty will ha"e one 21 •·SIOI)
wing and another Jl,z.stol) "'1ng. but
the basement of the higher wing and
all P3rk10g areas will be bu1h under·
around so the fac1hty will look hkc a
tw<>-tory tructure from lrttt le' el.
according to Emcrold Vtllage
The 1nd1V1dual room w 111 be "hotel~ t)'le uites" and the lac1 ht)
will also have a common dining area.
beaut) and barber shop and laundry
services. The architecture will be
s1m1lar to the Ritz C nrlton ltotel.
according to Emerald Village
The plan pro' ides for 44 parl1ng
spatt . whale the Cit} requirement 1s
betv.ccn 17 and 26 P3CCS Wnh a
mu1mum of :?3 cmplo)cc' durina
pc k da) time ptnod~. then: wall be 24
parluna space avaalabk for aue ts
Re 1dents wLll not be perm11ted to
h ve vehicles parked on· 1te
The parkina wtll be 1n a tandem
confiiturauon. wnh a full-lime valet
f Pfease SH SENIORS/ A21
ToM ~hi
Part of his work
·FRIDAY., MAR II 10., 1989
P-e1i -Ee expecte·d to
back gun control
ly 808 VAN EYKEN
Of ltw Oillly ,..,. Suf'I
Orangt Count) 's la" cnton.ement
officer; are expected to announce
their support tOOa) for a s1a1ew1de
ban on the sale of !.em1automa11c
ass:)Ult nfles.
At a press confCrt>nce in Costa
Mesa. members,ofthe Orange Coun·
ty Police and henm· A™>C1at1on
will announct' their support for a tate As~mbl) bill that "'ould ban the sak
of m1htar)-t)le assault nfles such as
the AK-47 and the Israeli-made l 111
submachine iun. as well as omt
sem1automal1c pa tols and hon-
barrcl shotguns. assoc1a11on 'lpoke'>·
man David nowden said
"We are urging state lawmakers to
support this bill," said 'no"d<'n.
Co taMesa'sch1efofpohcc "Theh1ll
Relatt!d stoty A.f .
has bttn watered down a bat since ll\
ong.tnal wnung. but we feel 1t docs a
prell> good JQb of _add re 'iing this
problem.··
The bill. sponsored b) .\s-
scmbl) man Michael Roos. [).Lo
Angeles. 1s sc heduled for a 'ote ne~t
Monda}. The companion Senate bill.
sponsored by state Sen. David Rob-
erti. D-Holl) wood. passed by a 'ott
of 27-12 on Thu Ma)
Ongmall}. Roos's b1ll at11o:mptrd to
define the cbarac1enst1c of m1l1tal)-
style assault nfles and lefl lhe final
dtc1s1on as to whu.:.h ones would be
banned to an appornted comm1 s1on
B&rgeson cautious
after gun CO!Jtrolvote
By PAUL AltCHIPLEY
Of ,,,. 0-'Y ,..,. SUit
Statt Sen Manan Ber&esori flew
homt to Newpon Beach from Sacra-
mtnto on Thursday JUSl as she does at
the end of each wet"k.
But it's not bu 1ne s as usual for
Bergeson. R-Newport Beach. She as
b(mg extra cautious after voung wtth
a Senate maJOnt) earher m the day on
a controversial bill that would vir·
tuall\ ban the sale of assault wcaoons.
Sccunt) precauuons are bcint
taken on her behalf a well because of
a lener she rccel\ ed thrcatenina her 1f
she 'otcd for the bill
B 29:!. authored b) Sen Davtd
Roben1. l.).8urbank. was approved
b) the Senate. 27-12 The measure ts
expected to face a touJher fipt 10 the
.\ssembl)
De p1te the threat, 8ergC$0n spoke
on the Senate noor 1n favor of
Robem 's bill.
he wa one of se'eral leJlsl:Jtors
who rteel\ ed thrcattn1na letters.. said
Ke' in loat. a cramento 11dc.
Martan aergeson
Be~n turned the lener O\.er to
Tony Beard. the chief sc~ant-at·
arm It 1s being 1nvest1gated b) tht'
°'panment of Ju 11ce.
Giibert GOMea IHtcOMel one with the •rt he·s working on at
Koll Center lrvlne where sculptor Geor9e SUffArm•n 11
supervlslnt the tnstall•tlon of a 7 ,SOO·square·foot sculpture
g•rden. Art critics have Niiied Sugarm•n•s garden of eight
•bstr•ct forms as the most Important art st•tement In
Orange CountJ since No9uchrs sculpture garden In South
Coast Town Center.
Roo rewrote 11 following commit·
t~ hearings. however. so that 1t now
conuuns a list of 26 mal.e and t)pes
of weapon that are to be banned
The hst includes the Ulla well a
the Gahl. another Israeli assault nfle
that has become popular with itan~
!Please see RIFLES/ A2J
-1\'~ not aomg to alter her ab1hty10
be a leg1slato' for her consutuents."
Sloat said .. he' bemi prudent aod a
lmJt more cautious."
The anonymous letter wnter
threatened to blow up Beraeson's
home 1f she supported tht ball.
The letter was postmarked in Santa
Ana on Feb. 11. with "Huntington
Beach. Amenctt." listed as the return
address.
Senate steunt~ offinals ad' 1sed Bc~n on what steps to tatt for her
safety, loat said "The-v advtsed us
not to d1 uss "here the' are:· he
added.
Bef&CSOn had earhl'r 'otcd for the
bill as a member of the nate
Appropnat1on Comm1t1c:e
('0\'EK STOK\'/l~A tt· & OHDt:R
Officers suffer nightmares over shootings
Edaor'" Ott•: Thi~ 1~ tht• \t't:ond of
'"'<>-pan n:pon on tht U)(' of deadly
fora b)' police, promptc'CJ by tht'
stnng of offletr-in' oh ro shootings
on the Orange Coast in l'f.'rent
months. Toda)' 's insUJJlment loo£. at
tht ps)-cboloi1cn/ trauma endured b.'
officers who shoot uspc'C"ts
8y JANET ZIMMERMAN
Of ... o.-y Noe *"'
Poh~ offi~rs who pull the tng.cr
of a gun of\en are scarred as decpl> a<1
those felled b)' the bullets.
In the mo' 1es. cops empt} their
weapons. blow smok~ from the barrel
and walk awa). undaunted b) the use
of deadl) force But an real hfc. most
officers art forever changed -
plaaued by nightmal'C'S. flashbacks
:and doubts about their ab1ht1cs
Reactmns h) otfa~r'i "ho use
forcl.'. "hc1her dead I) or not. 'af)
from person to person said ~1kc
\\dims. a mamagc and fam1h m un ·
sci or who spcciah1c in po t·t rauma
\\Ork for most Orange (oa\t pohC't'
agcncie'
Officer describes shooting
By JANET ZIMMERMAN
Of -Oillly -St-"
Pubhcll) about officer-in"ohed
shootings often focuses on the fam1h
and fncnd'i of \ 1ct1ms. but rareh
touches on how such incidents anc-c·t
the ptrson on the other side of the
gun, police officers and coun\Clor-;
said
··our JOb 1 10 heir the oflill'r
unde"'tand normatl\ <' re .ponsc., 10
trauma ·· \\clhns s:ud ··e, under
'>tamhng 1hc normal realt1tln\. hlc
d1s1urbanccs 10 sleep. rch' 1ng thl'
C\ cm and . . 1mtntllht). the) can
hcttcr rope with them."
Police ~t Ed Deuel v.as talkma
busine with the owner of a down·
1o~n Huntington Beach bar on Arni
13. I~ 5. when he got a radio cal to
respond 10 a ~1 ltnt alarm JUSt thrtt
doors down
hop on Pacific. C.oa t H1ghwa~. he
came upon a robber) su peel v.ho
claimed to ~ a cu tomcr 1n the store
He had ordered tht man onto his
kntts v.hen his accomphcc camt to
the door and argued with Deuel. The
susj>«t • knet"hng against a tuc:.co
wall. con tantly talked to the officer,
trlhng him to put his gun a~ay and
challenging him to hoot. Deuel f Please see TRAUMA/ A21
.\s tht• uniformed officer crept to
the front of the ThinJtS for Your Head f Pfeaw SH SHOOTING/ A2J
Sign of another time uncovered in HB
ly R08ERT BARKER
Oftfle0..,.1'119ck-
8ulldo1en demoh hing buildings on Mam
trttt to make room for a new-downto~n
Hunun.aton Beath have unearthed a b1l ofh1'itory.
an old •an on a wall of the .\lpha Bell Market that
bad been covered b)' ano\.her buildina for about SO
)~I'S (
The 1an. \till fmh-look101 after O )Can.. reads· ··Alpha Bell Man.et. Frtt Par~1n 1n
Rea(r)"
Underneath as another an .. Real 7up Id
Here."
The martei. "'h1ch o~ned It another un·
dtttrnuncd downto.-n l«ation, probably 1n 1919,
was beht'C'd 10 be t.ht fiftb Alpha Bell marlet in lhcoounary, local historians •id. h mo'cd to 216
Main St. 1n I 926, .ccordi1'1 to JcrT) ~flOn, a
membtt of \be c1t)'1 HistM(al Ret0ul't'C\ Board.
Penon,ancmpk))ecat lbe Farmcn lnsuran<T
CirtOUD •• the bk>Ck on Main llttL 1d that
thf .\lpha Bctu "~n probabl~ was painted 1n 19 \4
I hr K1ghthngrr building on1in:ill) wa at·
tachcd to the market but 1t "a de tro)ed dunng
the t•arthquakt of 1933 It wudemohshcd and an
alle) wa\ put 1n its place It was then he behev e •
that the 7up BotthnJ ( o put up the Alpha Bell 11n
on an cxtenor v.all in return for a httle adv.en1 m
But about 1941. the )Car the L1nttcd tate
entcr'C'\1 World \\'ar II. a new bu1ldma -the
People' Department . tore -was built 10 the alley
• .md was attached to the marleL co' enna up the
1an unttl 11 v. unearthed Wednesday b
bulldozers demoli h1n1 _old bualdinp to make room for a four.level. 8~ pace par\1na tructure
that's lated 'lO ICI dov.-Titown ~t'VClopment
unduwn
PcN>n thumhcd throuAb a 1922 ed1tton of the
Huntm&ton lka C\\-mat"camed an ad for
·• lpha Marltct o S .. The ntarlr.ct, duri~ tht
wttk ot June 30 of that \Cir, sold bars of-.h1tc
hon soap for. 25 ccni Thrtt ooundt of pink
GOOD MORNING
beans sold tor 2l cent . Malt O'Mcal old for 25
cents. If shoppers wanted a pound of fanq white
figs. they had to pa) l 9 cents.
The b11 news ot the da~ that dominated pqe
one v.-as the Amcncan l.e&ion Carn1\'al that wa
scheduled Jul)' I on Ocean venue. later to
bttomc Pacific Coa t Hl&h~a
~was aoana to be a bathing p:arad on the
beach. a btJ bra band. and fire.,. ru. The
MUSlf"l\e Dinct Orthc tn v. to cntcn.am later
at the new Dance Hall
"This 1s aH really tntcl"t ting. .. Pcrwn 'lltd.
"It's fun to dtscovcr h1 tory "
Rcdcvtlopmcnt official sud th.at all the
bu1khntS on the ca '"de of th~ 200 block of Mam
trttt att upcaed to ~ dcmoli\htJ b) tarl> nt•t
Wttk.
Excavation 11 a·~utnt to b(ain late ..not
month. f'or the pont0a of tbt parttn1 Str'\K"lurc &ha• will be u~. TI,e con truclloa phale 1
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by Bii KMM COONJ&a CULTUa&
~tiN1)l~ WiTH LOW 5ELf ·ESTEEM~
"But, if I wear my sneakers, then
you won't have to shine my shoes."
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MARMADUKE by Brad Anderson DEIUOS THE MENACE
·· h, no you don't! You're not washing that
old bone in my bath water."
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1'HI~ MOl\t'rn 1J.IE
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I N~IAN OF 1He MON1Ml •
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MA'<BE 'f'OU COULD START
8'< TR'f'IN6 TO 60 FOR JUST
ONE 110UR WITHOUT 6ETTIN6
DIRT'f' .. WAAT WOULD ~APPEN
IF VOU TRIED TI4AT ?
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DRABBLE
by Hank Ketcham
by Charles M. Schulz
DO '(OU MAVE ANV' -3·"
IDEA HOW PAINFUL A ~
MIGRAINE CA~ BE ? ~
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by Jim Davis
by Tom K. Ryan
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PAleMAKSR 1KAi'f F'llKS
Of'ARMV~~ M~ •.
ARLO AND JANIS
by Lynn Johnston
SHOE by Jeff MacNelly
JUDGE PARKER by Harold Le Doux
FUNKY WINKERBEAN by Tom Batluk
'1tlt>'RE J'OKIN&, CINCt.> ...
D001'ESBURY by Garry Trudeau