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Work. to start on CM FreeWay extensiOn ·
ly IOI VAN EYKEN
Of w o.-y ,. .. sun
Eanh-movang equipment has
begun moving into place for the tong-
Qlanned extension of the Costa Meu
Freeway south to 19th Street. an
enterpnsc some Lhouaht would ne,er
matenalize.
The $49 million project wall extend the freeway nearly 21/1 miles from ats
current tcrminu$ near Arlington
Dnve.
"They've got tons of equipment
('0\ t:H S 'l 'OHl PHOt'll.t :
CdM cartoonist
wants hfs s_trip
tQ give a chuckle
By PAUL ARCHIPLEY
Of «N ,,..,, l"9DC St-"
When the high-muckety-mucks at
the Chic.ago Tnbune went out to play
a little deck tennis after lunch. thel had to climb over Ferd Johnson s
desk to crawl through a window to the
rooftop.
Johnson a budding cartoonist. made sure he had a c.artoon laying on the desk in pJajn vaew every day.
It finaJ.J y pa.ad oO:
The veteran c.artoonist. who has
been bringmg the stnp "Moon Mullins" to newspaper readers for
more than sax decades, fo ndly rec.alls
hlS humble bcgrnl1ing.s 1mon1 lttc
earty creats of the cartoonists' world.
Now a Newport Beach l't'Sadcnt, he
was attendin& an school an Ch1cago
where Frank Willard tau&ht a drav.-
ing class when he wasn't turning out
funnies as a member of the Tnbunc's
stable of renowned cartoonists.
Willard thou&ht Johnson howed
some talent and" invited him over to
the newss-pcr to watch the car-
toonists at work.
After it aps*ared that Johnson had
permanently parked himself in his
office, Willard gave ham a job.
"I was makanJSI 5 a wed: and told
my folks they didn't have to send me
money an) more,·· said the Penn -
sylvania native. "I was stay an& at the
Y for.~5 a v.cck. so I had SI 0 to pla)'
with.
..
Willard had ~ust begun drawmg
"Moon Mullins. · He had joined the ,
Tribune after synO.cate tlead Capt. Joseph Patterson lured him to the
paper.
Patterson wanted a SQ.11 of "tough
guy" strip, something that had never
been done. and Willard had a repu-
tation as being a tough guy.
When Patterson heard Willard had
efTecti vd y terminated has employ-
ment by p~nch1na his bos.s. Patterson
grabbed ham.
Patterson wanted to c.all the new
strip ~Moonstnnc" because at was the
Prohibition era and everybody was
dnnking it. He fQund the name for the lcad1n1
character b)' browsing the phone
book. He looked up plumbers be·
cause they were considered to be a
toullh group. He found one named
Mulh.ns. Thus, "Moon Mullins" was born.
During the '20s and '30s, the
Tnbune had many of the most
popular cartooni~ts under its roof.
There was Frank Kina ("Gasoline
Alley"), Sad Smith ("The Gumps"),
Carl Ed ("Harold Teen"), Harold
Gray ("Little Orphan Annie") and
Chet Gould ("Dick Tracy").
It was an exc1t1na era 10 be
associated with newspapers, c •
pccially in Chicaio where Al Capone
and other notonous characters did
bu iness.
(Please see JOHNsolf/AlJ
Seniors' center
_expanding into
more of an oasis.
ly IRtl YOKOI
Of IN 0.-,,,.... SUff
Newport &ach \Cnaor c1t1.zen wall
have more room to cxerc1st", do arts
and cBfls. meet new friends and
rteewe vanous support scrv1CC1
under a master plan dBfted for the
Oasis Senjor enler an Corona dtl
Mat The plans call for an idditiona.I
3.800 squart fttt or buildina spice
and 40 more Detkina ~ to Mlp meet iM nttds of 1 arowina Knior
communit)'.
· The einB space at the center.
located at Fifth and "M111ucrite a~cnucs, ••II allow more off'i« ~.
1 central lobby, a more ~ffarient
multt-purpott room and rtlocauon of'. the pme room.
The 1dcbtJonal oftic'C ~ '"" provide priut~ rooms ror counttlioa.
•ncotne IU -"'8CC and eate IMft· •men• 1CJVica • W •·new room• for Aafr 1Dd vol11neern.
The centBI lobb)-receptioa .._ called an ''etnum ..,... ••• ae ~ '"11 ~IOClllizi~ iccoldlal IO Roa • diNdOr
-CltY .... ._ ... , ....... ., ....
nadoa Dip.,.• -C.Wz• • • =.=:=He:.':
elude,'' Wh11le~ wrote 1n a report to
the Cit} \ouncal.
The mult1purpoSf room will then
have a 1,000-squarc-foot dan"'a area
that wall sut 75 people comfortably
Plus, m«han11ed room d1v1ders will
allow the rest of the room to be plat
inLo three pnvate sttt1ons.
The pme room, current!) loc-.ued
in the north wana. ~•II be mo"ed to
the west ~ of lhe 1\C, 11\ the wina
currently uJcd for staff and "oluntecr office SPl(e. That WI)' a COUrt)ard
will separate the pme room rrom
rooms u5td (or in truct1on. rcad1na
and ocher cnore qu1Ct act1•1t1n. The expended parkana wtll prov1<k
40 matt ll*CS apd ecxest ft-Om k$t busy •idc. ditcour••"" pertirw 1n tht lot on tbe twnt ide of Marpmte so
v ... tors •011'1 bavt to ero11 lbe bu )'
1n1enttt10D after perk.int their can
To Kt0tllmoda1t the &Jm'kt111. &ot e~~ tbt ~· Gantem Will be mealed. and "** .. MIMllC'IP .. ..,.,., wall be devek>ped al Whttl·
Chait level.
TM lidditiOul M11Ce "1ncra1et our poll... lot • .,., 40
percnt, .. 11M1 Ji• Del..at'Mler. dlair ..
-.. fit * ••rrr ---z ~-··-~·Fri• ~~111·1 .........
........ 'Al.a
out there: I would expect they'll begin
actual construction by early . next
week." Rick Pickering. Costa Mesa's
actina dritttor of public works said
last week. ·
The two-phase project wall take
until late 1992 to complete. The work
is being performed by EL Yeager
Construction. with funding and
direction from the Califo rnia Depart-
ment of Tran~ponatton.
Caltrans spokesman Albert Maran·
da said Friday that equipment was
beana readied and weods cut from the
._, ........ '•rd Johnson n his drawln9 board ln Corona 81 Mar.
•mprovcmcnts will be $550,000. ac·
Cotd1na to M ann. The city will ~t CIJ>ltal expenditure fund
toward the proJ«I over two or three
f\JCaJ ye.an. and the fnend\ will
suool)' the fumi hi acrordana to Whit~. "We fUJI a pbale approach to
GOOD MOR NING
wide median stnp between the north· Arhngtop.DJi. 'veto Wilson Street
bound and southbound scc11ons of . . Newpon Boulevard where the bulk Wo~ o" the first phase wtlJ include
of the work wall take' pl ce. bndgc construction at Mesa Drive,
The first phase of the project, with Del Mar A~enue. Santa Isabel Av-
an estimated price tag of S 12.3 · enuc and Wilson Street.
malhon. wall extend the frteway from (~•MMe fftnlfAY I AlJ
Friends remerTiber
. . "
C oog·an' s legac.Y,
aim fo r: excellence
By~ AUL ARCHIPLEY
and ROBERT BARKER
Of -~ l'leC 5cM9
More 1han 300 fncnds of Dale
Coogan JOined 1n a celebration of has
memory Sund?> at the Hu ntington
Beach C1v1c Center
About a doLen associates spoke in
1be tnbutc to Coogan, who had served
as upcnntcndent of the Ocean View
School Dastnct since 1975 He d1cd
Wcdncsda> at the aie of SS of
comphcahon from brain cancer
Time and again, the popular
educator was dcscn~d as quiet and
una suming. }el po "'' a knack for extrectang e'cellencc fro m th~
aroun-a tum
His fnends said he hkew1sc tx·
ccUcd an r "ef)thana he tned Karen Lamb. a tt"aCher who first
met Coopn -.hen he wasan a tant
upcnntcndent an the FountaJn Val-
le) d1stnct. said. "Dale (oopn
auo .. ed us to follow our stars
"He sbov.ed you can accomplt h a
lot when you don't ~orry about who
gels the credit " Manlvn K0t1Jcr. a pnncapal an the
Ocean Y 1ew dastnct. -.as one of many
who ..aad C<>Oglln always put the
children fi "'t.
· "He ~ally cared about kids and
wantC'd to ma ke sure each child had
his tum at bat ... ~oeller said
Allusions to baS(ball were manv.
since Coogan was a former prO.
fess1onal 6allpla~er "at h the P11-
tsburgh Pirates
th1 ," 1d Mc(ann of 1mp&cmcnt1na
the plan ... , he hmclinc is metlun1
we'd have to ~ork with )OU on," he
tokJ the rouncal
"We "ould love to havC' the
prden mo-.;cJ aod the _park•!f
1mpro"C'd thit ynr (fiscal 1~19-9<1).._ .......... SIMOllS/ ,,..,
A na.uvc Californian, be siJPcd
with the team 10 1948 at the• of l 8,
and moved u~ from the nunon in l93UTor a bne penOd. In air,& spcn
IO_ycars an professional baseball Takina has fathcr'sadvicc. be made
sure he al so continued bis education.
In fact. an his contract the Pirates
qrced to fund has college ed'-leation.
Accord.tot to act a"' superinten«nt
Monte McMurray. Coopo bepn bis
career tn education ln TorTaooe where be ta!Jlht for three ycan and
became a pnnapel.
He eventually moved into adman-
t tralton at Fountain Valley, t.bcn
became supcnntendent m San Jacin-
to befOfe talon&--OVcr the. 1WlS at Ocean View.
Hu intemts were varied, and be
proved talented at nearly evcrytbina
hctncd. M~orab1lia of his many &altnts
and interests were dtsl)laycd. 1ndud-
1n1 buncn from use and Ooean
Vtcw, tcnm racket a P1Btcs jacket
and photos, and a model train mapnne with his photop'&J>b fea-
tured on the CO\.'ct.
Al.so on display was a clWr Coopn "
built. which ass1stant superinten4Cnt
Joe Condon said wa "not acsthctical·
ly p1eas1~or comfortable to anybody
but Dale Coogan."
However. Condon and others wd Coogan proved himself a talented w~worlter after gJving up his model
trains hobby.
(~ase lft COOGAN/ A2t
Couritians
hon·ored
for aiding
oppressed
By '1 AUL AltCHIPLEY
Of ... 0-.. l'lee .....
Elght~n Ora"'e Count)' residents
who Kt their SIJhts on ovcrcomina
pttjudJCC. flJ,htJna 1ntoleranoe and
chmmattna dtJCram1natton were
honored for thetr efforts Sunday. For the 18th year, the Oranac
Count) Human Relations Com·
m1 ion selected 1nd.Jv1duaJs and
aroups for thrir contnbutions an
rostenna mutual undcntaodinc and
ttSpect amona people.
According to HkC Executive Di-
rector Rusty Kennedy, lhcar -ort
makes a ~fa<:ant difference to people's bves. ··These efforts w'lll ba.ve helped
l"tSidenu to pan .1.ustice before the
Jaw: equity 1n htaltll. boUSina, cduca-
llon or employment. or uftdet-
standina·about ~ '#9'o are di( ..
fcttl'I~·· Kennedy said in. UMU.Drina
the awards.
Amona those honored at the ..
n..W ~held at the Com Mela
Ncllh Cenie.r wert u Or-a"f Coett resiclentt: Sendra ndenon. '43, cucuuve
directOr of tbt C'a11fomil ~
of liliftllMAI E.ducauon. ., 1' •• dllt awerd few 'the 2()..member lAlllM
Btach Cm.Cultural I tl&Lw Tllk ,..., _ .. ""lt#lllAll·
lly ~AUL MCHWL.EY °' ..............
A father-son araumf'nt erupted in
violence Sunday when the younJtr
man stabbed his father in the New.
port Beach home they hare.
Oavad M.ailavy. 68, was reported
in stable conattion followin& surttry
at fountain Valley Trauma C~ntcr, a
hospital spokeswoman said.
Ancsted on suspicion of attempted
murder was John Ellsworth
Maajlavy. 35.
Accordina to Newport Police Lt.
Tim Riley, officers were called to 1h~
MaaiJavy home at 9:40 a.m. by puamedics w-ho had rcJpon<kd to an
emertrnCY call tbne.
AmVlnJ at the home 11 140S Clay
t.. Officer Steve Martmtt ~
the senior Ma~lavy had been s11bbcd
with a knafc in his upper body, Riley
said. Riley couldn't say how many
times the victim had been •tabbed.
. Durin1-thc course of his invest•&&·
t1on, MananCl uncovered infor-
mauon that led to the amst of John
MagJlavY. who was still at home.
The efder MagJlav)"s wife did not
sec the stabbio& nor are arc tbert
-other known witncucs, Riley said.
0.vid and Rhoda Maailavy h~
upstau'I 1n a four-unit 1pe~11111
bu1khn& they own an the midd&c-cla• Dd&hbOrhood near Newport Harbor
Hlg)\ School. Neip~rs said John Mag_jlavy had
been stayina the~ as well after losina a foot last ~mberin an accident .
The family did not teem p&rtacu-
larty cloee, nor~ they friendly to
others. acapbors Wd.
"Most people around hm know eac~ other. but they keep 10 them-
selves."' a ne1ahbor said.
5 youths arrested in altercation in Irvine .
.five youths were arresled and four
otben were in serious condition
Sunday foUowinJ a bizarre stabbing
and hit-and-run incidenl 1n Irvine.
Accordina to Irvine ~l>ce Sat. Richard Bowman, the inc1dcnl began
shortly after midni&ht when lwo
poups ofyouna pcopfe began arguing
1n the partinl lot of a Del Taco
ruiaurant al 4 20 Barranca.
The arsumcnt turned violent when
one of the participants allegedly
Freeway death
called a suicide
A transient apparently 1umped ofTa
freeway overpass early Sunday. was
struck by several speeding vehicle~
and killed in what police belieH was a
suic1<k. .
John Warren Moneypenny, 57. was
pronounced dead at the scene after
the incident at about I a.m .. Costa
Mesa police said. •
Moneypenny apparently Jumped
from the overpass at Bristol trect
into the southbound lanes of the San
Diego Freeway. police said
He was struck numerous times b)'
vchicl~ as the)' sped south. and his
body was nppcd apart. ~
Police said a motonst from south
Orange County telephoned
authontics to say his vehicle had
struck pan of th e victim.
JOHNSON
From At
Johnson recalls v1s1ting the blood-
splattered site of the Valentine's Da y
ma5$3cre the day afler.
"Today, I'd never go near some-
thing like that. but 1t wa~ exciting
lhen." he said.
At lhe newspaper. Johnson started
out colonng.. lettenng and doing
backgrounds for Willard He picked
upadvcn1smg work and JO~ from the
other canoonists as well.
Eventually, Patterson spotted
Johnson's work one day while climb-
ing over his desk for 1cnn1s. and
decided the I 9·ycar-old deserved a
shot.
A fan of Hollywood's Westerns.
Palferson wanted a stnp on the Old
West, and in 1925. Jo)lnwn launched
"Texas Slim ." It didn't matter thal
neither Paucrson nor Johnson had
ever been to the West
The strip had run a couple of years
when Patterson made his first lnp out
West where he climbed up on a horse
and was promptly thrown ofT.
"He came back madder lhan hell
and killed the stnp," Johnson said.
But the youn1 man continued to
work with Willard on "Mullins,"
takin& on more and more of the
duties. and eventually took ovcr lhc
strij>complctely when Willard died 1n
1958.
"f was a gung-ho kid. I worked all
the time. l loved 1t:· Johnson said.
"Now l know better:·
Johnson and his wife followed their
son, Tom, to C'ahfom1a. firsl settling
in Beverly Hills and then Newpon
Beach, where he has li ved the last 22
years. "Best move we ever made," he
said.
P\IUcd a knife and Nbbed two male
victims. Bowmn said.
The suspect and his voup then fled
the scene, but in the process their
vehicle struck two more youns people
at the scene, a male and female. •
Following the incident. Officers
were patrollina the area and SJ>Otted the suspects' vehicle near the UCJ
campus. "
Officers s1op~ the car anct took
five male juveniles into custody.
The stab victims and the hit·and-
run victims were transported 10 area
bospi11ls where aJI were reponed in
serioos eond1t1on. Sowman said.
Three of those arreslld were re·
ICISC!d to their parents. 1'wo were
booked into juvenile hall. Bowman
said. ·
Because all of those involved wm '
believed to be juveniles, no names
were released. Aacs of the victi ms and
suspects were not available.
Coast resid~nts seeking ,
seat on Senior t.egislature .
Fi ve Orange ( oast rcs1denh arc
seeking clcct1011 T ue'ida) to a singk
vacant seat on lhc ( ahforn1a Senior
Lcgjslaturc.
The Senior Legislature meets an-
nually in Sacramento to formulate
legislati ve proposals for state law-
makers.
Seeking a seat on the 120-pe™>n
legislature arc Costa Mtsa residents
Anne flogan-Shcreshevsky and
Martha L. lewis, H. Ross Miller of CoTona-~ Ma't,"and Afi<fac Kneisd
and Helen M. Mills. both of Laguna
Hills.
The Senior Legislature meets each
October in the 'ltate legislature
chambers in Sacramento. Durin1 the
week-long mock scss1on, the seniors
pass bills on Lssues affecting seniors.
Sance Its ~tion in 1980, the
Senior Legislature has been cfTect1ve
an con"ert1na ils efforts into actual
laws. according lo Hoaan-
Shcrcshev ky.
"We've suca:cdcd an having nearly
15 percent of our bills passed by the
state legislat~re." she s~ud.
Ct111cns qc4 60-and -Older ar~
eligjble to run for the Senior Legis--
lature. Funding for the one-week
session in S.Cramento 1s raised
throuJb taxpayers' voluntary con-
tnbut1ons.
Moon Mutllns frl9htf with &.orel ~ arMI LIMfy f'.
characters' heads. "to keep 11 uni-
form." Johnson said. Tom Johnson
also has done ed1tonal canoons for
the Daily Pilot 1n the past
Ferd Johnson drives from his East
Bluff home to his Corona dcl Mar
office each morning to work a few
hours on the strip.
"'The ideas are the hard pan. You
sweat them out." he said.
He has introduced about half a
dotcn characters to the stnp over the years, and they're all as real to him as
the next door neighbor.
None oflhcm are patterned after a
specific person, but each embodies
the charactcnst1cs of people we've all
known.
Besides Moon and youn1 Kayo -
who still sleeps an a dresser drawer -
there's W1lhc the bum who mamed
the Plushbouom • cook. They now
hve in a trailer and run a diner.
There's the artist who hvei an the
auic and pays his rent each month by
painting a port rail of Emmy.
There's lhe cule young divorcee,
who Johnson grew fond of.
And, of CO\UX. Lord Plush bottom
bnnpanairofrespectab1hty-a•be1t
tattered -to the rough-and-tumble
household.
"Moon Mullins" still runs in about
a hundred ne~pers, ancludinJ the Daily Pilot on Sundays, but Johnson
acknowJedaes lbc aJory days sc.c:m to
be over.
··'Moon· used to be a b•a comic.''
he saad. "l had pe~ run it for 60
ycan and tkn drop it. .. I made good money for a Iona
umc. but now it's down to a ba'l1c
salary. Ifs a hv1ng."
Johnwn reads three newspapers
every day m the constant search for
1dcashand scans the fonn) pages. too "T ere arc ~a few good on«," he
said. "I don'l understand lhc modern
'tufT." Amons his favorites are "For
Better Of for Worse," "Dennis the
Menace" and "Calvan."
"I hke 'CrankshaO' because he's an
old JUY who's sometimes arouchy and rm somet1mesarouchy,"hes:ud.
Stnps like .. Doonesbul)':· and
"Bloom County" tum him ofT.
Work should st•rt soon on th• ••tension of the Cost• M•••
P'reeway south to 19th Street.
FREE\XlAY
From A t
Two nonhbound ramp~ an:
planned at Me~ Dnvc and Monte
Vasta Avenue. and a southbound
ramp 1s 1n 1he works for Fair Dnvc,
When Phase I is comP,lctcd in
March. 1991 , the freeway will conmt
of four lanes 1n each d1rcct1on all the
way 10 Wilson trcet
Phase ll. at a cost of S37 m1llton.
wall get under way 1n No, ember and
wall take the freewa) from Wilson
Street to 19th Street b) its proJected
complc11on date of November 1992.
Included in Phase: II arc bndg_e-; ill
Fairview Road, 22nd Street and Ba~
Strt"ct
New ramp~ on the northbound side
arc planned at 23rd trcet and 21st
Street and on rhe southbound side t
22nd and W1lwn streets
( ity officials are wamang moionsts
10 ex pect traffi d1 rup11ons Jurina
the 31/1-year con truct1on period
Maranda said the onl )' maJor d1~
ruphon announced so far was 1he
closing of the Santa Isa bel A venue
OHrcrossinJ to both cast and v.cs1-
bound traffic
"There arc no other maJor obstrul-
l1ons planned for the near futu re." ~1d Miranda. "But I expect there will
tX' wme dmupltoru in lltt. course of
COll5'tU<.tlOn W~'IJ be a.nnounung
th ose as they come up "
Laguna Hiiis places in decathlon
8y The Assod•tfd Pren
Laauna Hills High School wu
amona the lop 10 teams an 1hc 1989
California Academic Decathlon. a
three-day ment.al contest of the best
students in lhc stale _
The 10th annual contest, held th1~
year in Bakersfield. had 45 teams and •SO students pan1e1pa1in1
The winner was Taft H1ah hool
of Los Aniclcs lls team will 10 on to
the Academic Decathlon finals. set
for April in Providence, R.I
DunnJ the tbrce-<lay conle'St that
began Tfiursdav and ended Saturda)'.
,
SENIORS
FromA1 ,
Delamater jd.
The master plan wa' drafted b)
Anahcim·basc<f Rccrca11on y~tcm ..
lnc.1 which was hired by friends or
Oasis.
The Fncnd\ group r~lt1cd a ma'\-
tcr plan for the facility was nccc sary
to provide 1he \uppon ~rv1ccs and
add1uonal ttttl\ 1t1c' propoi.cd by the long-rang.e planning commtttee 1n
1987 and I 981t Plu), an a re ''"en by
rhc lr"1nc ( o M a result of the
l errat.c de' dopment .. v1nuall) ha\
doubled 1hc we of our campu~."
Mc<·ann \aid nus expan\lon I\ patlu.:ulatl)
nc«~ry \tnc:c stet1\t1<'s from all
level\ of go"ernmen1 1nd1C11tc senior
c1t1Lcns "'111 w ntmuc IO be lhc fastc't
a.r:owmg ~g.mcn1 of the popula11on
officials said.
The number oh.cn1or lOnt1nu~ to
g.row miunl)' bct.·ause people are h" 1n1 tonier and fam1he arc havina fe\\cr
hirdren, accordina to Wh1llc)
the youn& ~holar\ falcd qu1uc' in
math. science. cconom1c'\, fine an\
language, literature. social M.1cnc:e,
two i.peah l'\ICnts. and a super 4u11
that earned them po1nu A'> the)
pr<>grC'>\Cd
Other ~·hoots in the top 10 ""ere
Bever!) ll1ll'> ll1ah ~hool. RtK>~\.clt
High xhool of frcsno. Palo Ito
lhgh School of ~nla Clara. Bella
V1\ta H1dl hool off-air Oaks. We t
High ~nool of Bakc~ficld . r orre> Pane~ High School of l orre) Pmc"
Poly High xhool of R1 Hr\1dc and
S:in Lui~ Obispo H11h Slhool
L>:na troin lh<' I J \ f>cl'Jnrt1cn1 ut
Heahh and I fuman \er\ KC\ \hOw) in
I 9R6 there were ahou1 20 elderly
f)Cl'Wn\ ~r I 00 people ,,1 working
age. Br .. 020. the: r111110 Wiii ll'SC 10
about .. 'leldc:rl> per ICJCJ .. mord1n 10
the: data ·
In Newport Beach. thc.'ft' "-rn:.
IS. 725 people: uvrr the aac ol H 1n
1980, a«:ountin1 for 25 pt"r<:cnt of the
c11y populallon. accordina to C<'n'u"
figures. Cit) officials 0ch<'"t' the
fiaure has 1n<:n:a d 1nl't thrn ~·
cause of the h1J.I) pnt:e of home:
preventing )OUnJ fam1hC\ (rom mOV•
1ng into the city and th t' dcclmt' of
lolal school enrollment
fhc city bought 1he prt \alceleml'n·
tary school \1tc al M 11ucr11c: nd
f 10h l\.enuc In 1975 to clt'Hlup
faClht)' tor older adult'\,
·1 he Parh. Bcachc'\ and ~ccr<'allon
Ocp:tnmcnt wor~ ~01n1ly with the
h1cnds of Oa 1, 1n tflc <'Cntrr's
operation nd plann1n1
Whitle)' credited the "olunlctr
sroup's uccc~ ful fund-nmins for the
tnCrtlK tn 5('rv1t:es It lhc ~ntcr. Johnson and his son collaborate on
the stnp, with Tom 1akan1 Sundays
and Ferd weekdays. Tom does all the
"I still hkc to think about 11rls."
confided lhe 83-ycar-old grandfather
"Bul she dumped me.
"I was ltinda nutsaboul her and she
went back to her husband."
"I'm ju t an old basic kack an the
pant ,"Johnson said. At noon, Johnson puts .. Moon,-------------.--------
Mulhns" out of his mind and turns to
f \lllOH,l\IOlllH\
Three to split lottery jackpot
SACRAMENTO (AP) -Three
winners split the jackpot for the
"Lotto 6-49" draw1na. and each will
receive SS.OS 1,513, sUltc loucry of·
fic1aJs said Sunday. The winnin& uckcts were sold in
San Francisco. Raver i4'"8nd Cypress
and were among $21 ,6~ 134.in sales
for the dtaWlfll.
The winnin_. numbers Dicked Sat-
urday n""l for the C'alitomia Lot-
tery's twke-wccklr "Lotto 6-49 .. pme were: 27. 12, 3, 26, 44. J7 and
the bonus numbtr, l O.
Nine players chose five of tbe
H I .• H •. I . I ' I '" '\ I ' f,
numbers plus the bonus for a prue of
S2S6,477 e.ach. Those 11cket "'ere
sold 1n San Leandro, Oakland San
Francisco, Newbury Park. nta
J?aula, Glendale, Beverly Hills. and
two an Los Anaclcs
Anofhtr 371 tickets had aivc cor-
rect numbcts. with each player win-njna S3, 70S. Four of the numbera
werechoten b)' 20,741 playen f'Of'S,2
each. whi&c the U pn:rc (or ·peck1n1
three of lhe numben went to 406.07 1.
Lottery officials cstjmaltd 1 $6
m&lbon ~nd ~ for Wednt.tday's pme.
Ju I call 6 42 -6086
What do you hkc about the Dady Pilot? Wbat
don't you hkc? CalJ the number above and your = will be rec-orded, tnnecnbed and dt· ........ p ........ .
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his other pusion, paintina.
He specializes an landscape and
ha work ban&in1 in several local
pllencs.
Unul recently, he worked with 011 ,
but allcraics to turpentine forced him
to switch to watertolors. •
But the com1cslripcomes first. "At
one tame I was the younscst car-
toonist. Now I'm the oldnt," John-
son said.
And desP!te his son·s inaca,1n1
responsibihtics forlhe 11rip, he has no
plans to 11ve up "Mooo Mullins"
aJtotether
.. r like to do at. They wanted me to
start• new stnp. too, but I'm JUSl tOO damn old. .. JOlanlOft taid.
And if•·Moon•· brinp 1 cbuclde to
rudcn, then it's all wonhwhile. ••r booe I can pve them some pJcuure~for a few 1ttond1 a day;•
)Obnton said.
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AV/AR ,,_Al
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111bmd neatby .. ~~ Undtr IM Uipaa mideai • le»
tr1h1p, the sroup co•4uc&~ dll~ aided~ be-tween the labuttn aQd potiCe and
ckvelopcd a btlinpal handbook (Of
l't'W micknts. • Joy<:el)n Dl1on. 31. o( c~
Mna 1s an artist who laChn an ta
tchool• that lack (orm8J811 ~
She helps students e•h1bit tlle1r
ttork. aivma disidva~ youll!• an oppo-:1unit~ to eApenc.ntt lberr
art1u1c talcnu for die rant ume. •
Ot•on is credited with st~"llhm·
ans the d1an11y and sdf-1mqc of
Oranae County children. .
• Sylvia Easton of Irvine .hal
tcoac1ousl) worked on behalf of the homcl~s 1n thal c11y. Her efforu led
to the c•pansjon of bomelnl P!'O:-
P.ms and very low-income bou.su1a
ID ft'VtnC:. • As a member of the lrvane Task Fon:~ for the Homeless. Easaon can
sake crtdit· for ~elpina ntablilh .10
apanmentsand l\\OhomesJO l.beaty
where 77 people, 1ndud1n1 JO chiJ..
drcn, arc ptt5CntJy ltv1na.
Easton also donates much of her
tJme to the Oranac County Homekss
Js ucs Task Force. • uiuna Beach Mayor Rohen
Gentry 1s well known throughout the
county for his continuina bellle •
aaam t prejudice toward gays and
AlDS v1c11ms. Gentry. 50. actively fights for rhe
environment as wclf as his fellow
man. He has led efforts to increase pubhc
cducauon about AJl>S and to care for
the homcl in La.Juna. ·
• Officer Otnms Jefe<>Jt o( the
( ost.a Mesa Pohce Ocpanmen\ has
eaJCd cuhuraJ tensions in the cit)'
through bJs work at the W~ts1<k
Substation.
Several months ago, Jefcoat bc'pn
responding to compla1nb lhat con-
rractors who htred Laono day bbor-
e" wcren·1 pa)'1ng them.
So far. there nave been 52 com-
plnants Jcfcoat's efTons led to SO
laborers bc1na pa1d and one contrac-
tor bcana arrested. The other case is
ull unMr 1n"Vesupt1on .
Jefcoat. 41. also nas ac-tedu a voice
of rca!.On bc~cen lhc laborers 11nd
IOC'JI residents v.ho complain of the
"'orke1 s' presence an Lion Park.
• Judg.c Frances Muno1 of Corona
dcl Mar. a mun1 c1pal coun Judge, was
honored for voluntttring numerous
hours to aSJ•St amnesty appl.icams.
Muno1. 58. and her as JSta.nls a.re
<.red1tcd \\illh helping to file more
1han 400 high quality cases with the
lmm11rat1on and Naturahzat1on Ser-
\ 1c:c dunng the fim phase of the
amne'il) program
She ulso 1s a board member of the ll~n1c l)c"clopment CounCll of
l 3)' '\ ut 400 allcnded the banquet
1hnt featured a musical group from
VcrncruL Mcllcu.
COOGAN
From At
( oopn retained h" opum1sm
e"cn dunnJ his final da}'S. sa1d long-
time f ncnd <.harles M<.'Cully
The former supcnntendcnt from
1hc Los lam1to ~hool dmnct 1~11d
( oogan told him even if he didn't
bca1 h1scan er .. 'I've had SS yursol
quaht)' hfc '
"tic accentualed the pos1t1vc and
cltmaniited the nept1ve." Mc('uUy
s.s1d "Ocean Vacw will remain are~t ~.1use of Dale C'oopn
"fte pl nncd 11 thal way."
Larry Kemper, supenntendent of
the Hunttncton Beach Union Hip
School 1>1 1nct and another Iona·
time C'oopn friend. said he included
ham~lf mona tbc many fans of Oak C n
Bul Kemper first ~me a fan 41 )CU~ owhcn Coopn v.-as 1,ned b)
the P1ratC1
n av1J b:&seball fan , Kemper wu
in the orth~t when he mad about
tht Pirate s1inina a fellow CaJ1-
fom1an . So he folloWcd oopn 1n lhc ne~ throuahollt bn bueba.ll )cari.
·'I'm .1t11r a fan ... Kemper said ... I
ha\'t' no doubt he's 1n the bia acaaun now.··
Ill i I i J I "\ U o \ H 11
Women's History
Month celebrated
by NOW chapter
The th·es of Elilabeth Cady 5'an'°n, Emma
Goldman aod MafllM. S.,., 'W\U be eumined as
pan of women·1 Hll10r'Y Month at ·a p.m. Wedftetday at the El Ton> Public Library.
The SoUth Coast Cbapcer of the National
Orpnizauon for Women wm · alto prnent se,·eraJ
cbapeer members who orpnized labor and social movemenll.
'The public ll invited to thi1 free event.
For more irtformation, call 859-9372.
Netwofklng seminar
A 1munar olf busanas and penonaJ networ\ma
will be held from 6 to 9 p.rn. today at tbe Lutk Inn
On T~ Bly., 6 I 7 Lado-Park Dnve, Newport Beach.
Tbe $20 prOJl'lm will focus on how net~rluna
can be used to increase sales and create a JOb or career chanac.
CaJJ 786-I 320 for rurther information.
Money managem~nt examln~d
Money mana~ment w1U be dncusicd at a
breakfast meeuna of the Oot1 mist O ub off n·ine at 7
a.m. Tuesday at Hors ffut. l88SO OouaJas St.
Irvine.
Visitors are invited.
.More information may be obtained by calhn_s
830-5639 or 675-1779.
Corporate savvy shared
Kns Rob1nson, a manager wtth Douglai
Aircraft Co., will reveal how to 6c "Street Wisc and
Corporate Savvy .. at 11 :45 a.m. Tuesday at the El
Tonto Gnll, 633 Anton Bl vd., Costa Mesa.
Men and women are invited to the South Coast
Business and Professional Women meetini, which is S 13 for members, S 17 for non members
For rcKrvat1ons. call Robin Ridell at 751-0991
N~wport Kiwanis to me~t
The executive vice pres1dent of the Cahfom1a
Truduta Assoc1auon wilt speak at a monthl}
mectina of the Kiwanis Club of Ncwp0rt Beach at
noon Tuesday at the Reuben E. Lee restaurant, I 5 I
E. Coast H1ghwa}'.
Call Ron OeorgC' at 673-8634 for further informauon •
Gard~n b~nef/t In Laguna
A benefit dinner for maintenance and improve-
ments of the 211i-acre Hortense Miller Garden 10
Luuna Beach will be held from S to 8 p m Tuesda}
at the CottaJC Restaurant 1n Laguna Beach.
A S I 5 ttcket includes a choice of en trees. wine.
salad and desstn.
Add1t1onal mfortnatton may be obtained b>
callina Ora Sterling at 497·6484.
Youngsters to hunt East~r eggs
An wter egg hunt for children. 2 to 6. will be
offered at 10 a.m. Tuesday at the Costa Mesa
Faira:rounds.
A rabbit display and free refreshments will all>O
be avatlable
.. For information. call the 751 · l247.
T~l~mark~tlng s~mlnar
A telemarketing awareness seminar sponwred
by the Assoc1at1ori of fnformatton }stems Pro-
fessionals will be held at 5:30 p.m Tuesday at the
Wesun South Coast Plua Hotel. 666 .\nton Bhd .
Costa Mesa
Barbara Becker, a bu 1ncss communications
consultant, trainer and pubhc speaker. will re\Cal
sevttal telemarketing techniques that can ha"e a
p0srnvc impact on busmessc
More 1nformat1on may be obtained b)' calling
Gwen R1chard~n at 541-2611
•
Sc!ioof drug programs
Poison prevention and drug programs 1n
schools will be dascu sed Wednesday at the Medi
Prompt Medical Group. •952 Wamer vc . Hunt-
inaton Beach
Dave Harden. a reprc\Cntauve of U( I Poison C~ntcr, Wtll dtSCU S p01son prtvcntton and trcat-
r1lenl from 7 lo 8 p m • follo"'cd by Diane Wieder
eval111t100 of the 'uccc of the No on Druas 1n
hooli pr<>&nm fro m p m co 9 p ~
f n add1tton. a CPR cla s for adults and children will be hdd fro m 9 a.m to I p.m Saturday 18 01 the
Medi & Prompt Group The course 1 SI O.
Rcstrva11ons arc required for all cla scs. For
addiuonal informat1un. call Melt ~at 846-7702.
C \ l .J :"D \H
llonday, llarch I .'J
• 6:30p.m Costa Mtta Plaaata1 Comml11ioa,
councll chambers. 77 Fair On"c. 3 7:30 p.m. rewpett Bue~ C1&1 Council,
council chambers. 3300.Nev.Port Bl\d
Tut> day~ Uarch 11
• • 7 JO p.m. Lapaa Btac~ Ualfltd Sc:Mel 'Dhtrict hard of ~., .... di\tnct office. SSO
Blumona t,
:;9 \'It 1101 .. , ,,,
Harbor Patrol to
keep using flags
to alert boaters
ltr..SYQCOI °' ... ~ .......
As winds bqin to whip the oce&I) waves
intocboppy teas.a ~t red flla isb0tlled
above the Harbor Patrol beadquarten 1n
Nev.-port Harbor lo ldvasc bo.ten in the
area of a cha• 10 lhe weather.
SkiPJ>Cn of 1m1ll t>o.t1 have tona rel ied
on harbor patrols' di1play1 of colorful flap
to learn about chansana weathtt con-
ditions. And, aJtboUth lhe Naoona1 Weatner SC'rvu:e bas stopped 1ssu1n1
small-craft adv1sones, boltuS 10 Oranee
County's harbors ca.n conunue to look to
the harbor patrol stauoo for the flaa
warn.inp. The atJonal Weather Scrvtct last
month ended its lonptand1na pratuce of
tclep~onina hatbor patrol' to rcpon
weather condJt1 ons. and Orantc County's
harbor personnel are now relyina on state
Office of Emeracncy Services for weather
1oformauon
··we arc fo rtunate in ~ County.
We have another source (of "cathcr
nouficat1on)," satd Sheriffs Capt. Harry
Ga~. who oversee~ Oranae County
harf:)ors. ,
Those hurt by the National Weather
Service's dccmon arc the harbors that do
not part1c1pate 1n the Office of Emergenc}
ScrVlces' teletype service and rtlicd on the
national aiency to contact them about
inclement weather. Several Los Angeles
County harbors arc in this predicament
The. National Weather Service tra -
dmonally called local harbor, w.hen
changes tn weather were 1n sight that cdutd
affect boaters. The lrarbor patrols would 10
tum alert ~aters b} raising flags at their
stations.
''Flap are a system of wam101 or
adv1S1n& boaters that there currently is.or
" ant1Clpated..z. unusual weather con· d1ttons." said vage.
There are four comb1nat1ons offlags that
tndtcate seventy of weather cond1tion'l. up
to and including a hurricane. accordm& to
Gage
fn 1988, weather wam10J.S "-Crc: d1s-
pla}cd 39 ume~ in Orange County, Gaa.e
said.
The auonal WcatherSef\1ceendcd its practice of noufying harbors beqiuse
weather reports broadcasted on the radio
by the Nauonal Oceanic and tmo phem
Adm1m10 trauon made the calls un-
nc:ct»af). according to David Toronto. regional manne meteorologJSi. The
NOAA ts the parent organ1~at1on of the
~ .... _.. ............
D•puty Rudy Munoz hoist• a •m•H-craft wafnlng ft•g ne•r the H•rbor Patrol base In Newport•••"~
Nat1qnal Weather SerHcc .
The radio service has been operat1n1 for
several >ears and the w.cather service had
"attempted to pull back" from the naa
wamina S)Stem for a while. he \ltd
said. "{A condttton ri:port) 1s on the air
w1trun minutes ..
While the radio broadcut work "'ell for
larier boaLS cqu1pocd ~11h quaht)' radio
sr•ms. owners of smaller boats wtthout
"The dissemination system we have Is much more
effective by NOAA radio. (A condition report) fs on
the air within minutes."
D avid Toronto, regional marine met eorologist
Broadaistcl cond1uon changes are
more widely heard and received much
quicker than forecasters calling each of the
harbor tauons and then harbor patrol ~rsonnel hoisting flags. Toronto s;i1d
"The dt SCIT\10at1on ~)stem v.e ha"e 1s m~h mnrr effccl]_ve b}. NOA rad1!> ... he
such equipment rel> on the flags. (1a~
said Thus the auonal Weather ~rv1ce
dcc1 ion ha the ircate t eff~t on the
small. recreattonal boater. he satd But Toronto contended "the r.ad10
thcmsehc ire fairly tneitpensnc to ob-
tain ·~)he main requirement 1s that the
radio ha"c a frequenq from 162.40 to '
161 55 mepheru on the VHF channel,
Toronto said
Toronto also noted the weather scrv1~·s
discon11nunnce of not1fkation does not
prt'Clude the harbor tauons from continu-
ing to use the flag "'amma system.
.. It's Just one of lhose thtngs that's becn
arou'nd for hundreds of \;Cars ... Toronto
said '" re p0nsc to the concerns ra1SC'd
"No one hkes to sec chant es fo favonte programs and those t} pcs of things."
.\!though his harbors arc not affected
much b} the national gency' action.
Gage td he feel a bit hke the .. 1ct1m of
h)'pocnsy. incc his harbors. as coastal
weather tat1ons. are required to phone the
sen ice· Lo Angele otljcc six ttmes a day
to proHde ~tathcr upd.at~
"We n,akc an a"'ful lot of calls," Gaae
said "It ~thcrs me tn a reciprocal manner
the auonal Weather Service can't call us to tell u to put flags up ..
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Woman offering S2,000 for missing cat
By IRIS YOKOI
Of -04!1y ..... k .,,
He's1ust a 'im1dgin of a thing. but he
means the world to ll.lewport &a,h
resident <iusnn Baker.
m1dgrn. a b-)ear-old whttc malt>
cat w1th be1~e markings. has been 10~1 since Feb I ... when he lcf\ Baker·~ Big
Can)on home through an open garage
door Baker \O m1~scs her clo~ t
companion ~he •~ offcnng a S2.000
reward for the n:turn of the cat
.. Jfl "-On the lotter). (whoever find
'm1dgin)could have 11 all .1fl could Jet him 6ack," Baker said 'Tm hopmg
the rew-ard might auuall> make some-
one look for him "
m1dg1n has spent all h1!. s" }car
with &ker. "'ho ltH' alone Ba~rr
'9:\Kl"G THJ: GH ·\Dt :
prcv1nusl~ O"-lled mldaJn's mother
too
fhc dome uc lonaha1r's departure
pu1 tied Baker. because he seldom
went outside He didn't even wear a
collar
"He's an indoor cat and not \up. posed to be outside, so he's no1w1~ to
the wa\s of the w.orld." said Balr.T
But 'm1dg.iJl 1s a \Cl) fnendl)
animal who would often ~1t on the
couch and look at" I 1tors a 1fhe were s.a't1ng. ··Well. let's talk ... B.lker \aid
t. He JU t d1dn 't ha \ e lhat aloof
nature ca" arc Imo"' n fo r.·· Baker u1d ··E, en non-cat people "ould remark
about him. He \\Ould JUSt win them
O\'Cr" Keeping opum1st1c 1hat m1d&Jn 1s
sull ahH and -.ell. Baler 1 hopina his
Smldtln dluppe•red front his
Newport leach home Peb. t J.
congcntaht\' worked w h1 ad\antagc
and influenced '°"'e canng person lo
take him 1n
To tr) tl, ~ach that good samaritan
and infonn him ot her that Snnd11n
docs ha\e a "-OmC'd owner wa1t1ni.
Baker has placed ads with a photo-
graph of the cat in local new papers.
She tncd pa rng out f11crs in her
ne1&hborhood. but to no av11I. ·'Ma~be' there's some httlc P.Crson
out there somewhere "ho d1dn t set a
flier \1a\be there's someone WhoJUSt
did noc ~now he belona~ to me ... she
td Baker has anotht>r cat. \f1 ·)· to keep her com pan}. but the female cat
"ne\trhkcdme: hes.aid "llcpthcr
because m1dgin liked her I al\\'l)S
~1d, · m1dgin 1s m) cat and Missy 1s
m1dgin' cat'
··1 mis him a lot He was 7ust
special."
Student orators aim to be remarkable
ly PAUL ARCHIPLEY
Of .... o..,, ,._ k.wlf
.\hraham Lincoln ·s C1em sburg add rt
Martin Luther Ktntt Jr 's Cl\ 11 rights
march pcec:h tn Wa\h1naton.
Gen. nthon) C McAuhffc·s rtply to
(,crman surrender dcm•nJ~ It the Battk
oflhe Bui c
II v.crt dramatic C\amplt•\ oft he po"-er
of the sp0ken v.ord
nd while no one eitpccts to hear
an)thin1 quite w memorable on March
IS.21 . youna peaken will bt: dchvt"rina remark with con...,1ct1on and pass1on
The occi\1on 1 the 19 9 Commun1t)
College lite Champion hip f'ortn 1cs
f oul"framcnt that will ptt dcfendina 5lltC
champ Oranac Coast < ollcae aaain t runner-up and ho t Saddkback Com-
munity Collett.
In all. more than 300 students from 28
t"-O-)car coll~s throuahout C altforn1a
will compete for honors
Catcgon« will include impromptu
1ntcrpretat1on pccch to entertain per·
sua~1on . informative and C\tem-
poraneous
Debate team' Wlll l!lU<' O\cr t foman pohq towud Mncan nation\
Foren 1c coa he at the local coll c'
saad pan1c1pant r«oSniU the importance
of communicatton \kill in toda) '\ 'ihnnk-
1n1 -.orld
"The ab1lit) to articulate ideas and
concept 1n a thou1htful. cohertnt manntr
1 e scnttal for an~onc entenna the
compctttt\C academ1C' and bu\1nc s
"orld\," Yid Bob Bornemann one of the
ddlcback d1stnct C'oacht,,
·•Tramina •D foren 1c can put \tudent
at the head ol thclr cla \and ahead of m:an)
applicants "hen 1he' tan lool1ng for
JObs. •· Bornemann said
B«au \tudcnt ha\C rccoinrzcd the
value 1n pealing 'il1ll' the' arc hninr up
for classc,. '>31d ()( C 10\trul·tor JI.at
Carroll
"\\hat "°e teach 1 lift 'il11l -wnung.
\pealing. ~1al kill\ an)'thing contem·
poraf) that an ind" 1dual "'" nttd to
\Uctttd in toda>' world ," Carroll said
"Our cnttrt' ptt1.h depanment 1 im-
pacted. Thcrt aren't cnouah clas~s to
meet the demand for Ns1c profc 1onal
sJull "
That()( ( 1s \UC'lerdina '' e\ 1dent '" 1t\
trac~ rC\:ord
Carroll. the foren\1C\ tum ad\ 1\Cr, 1d OCC ha "-On the state champ1on .. h1p the
la'it 1tlrtt 'tar" mal ma It the first
co mmun1t' C'Ollegc to" 1n the tournament
three con ut1\C time\
OCC al~ has "-On the national tour-
nament three ttmcs in the-la t dozen )cars
and ~neralh ftnt h~ 1n the top three.
ddkhad. Commun1h Collqc Dts-
tnct team\ arc hkt"tsc ucccs fut.
rhe~ -.on the national cham pion hips
in l 9tL were state debate champs 1n 1986
and carturcd the Go,emor s Cup and
Reader \ Theater National Cham-
pion h1rx 10 11.1 7.
Both teams arc bus prtparing for the
battle Both predict \ IClOI).
Both art rt".a<h to emulate Gen
\k .\uhffc "ho man Jed to speak vol-ume when the Germans demanded he
surrender. eHn though he !Cnt them but a
1nile "on! "Nut~ ..
Time accelerates with sp1eadof wrinkles
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SAN DIEGO (AP) -The bomb
that blew up in a van bem& dnvcn by
t.he wife of 1 Navy c1p1ain who
mistakenly ordered the destruction of
an Iranian airliner was 1 non-mili&ary
devace, pouibly homemade, the FBI said Sunday.
The bomb WIS ... n improvised
explodina device, that would suuest
it was not some kind of a manufac-
turedl-.military bomb," FBI spokes-
man \.Jene Riehl said. • I-
''A pipe bomb would fit into that
aenericfamily,'' he said, adding that it
may have been homemade.
The bomb set fire to a van being
driven Friday by Sharon Roaers,
whose husband1 Capt Will Rogers
Ill, commanoer of the USS
Vincennn in the Persian Oulf. JI Ve
tht ~ last July to shoot down
an au·craf\ mis&akenJy believed to be
an Iranian ~ter. The plane, 1detat·
ified only &om its l'ldAr blip, was
actually a dVilian airliner and all 290
people on board were k.iDed. Mrs. R~ was not hun.
Tbe New York Times. in today's edition~ gootcd an unidentified fed·
era! ofticill as say1 nJ in vntjpton
have compiled a descnption of a man
of Middle Eastern appearance who
WIS seen in the Roacrses' neigh-borhood in the past several months.
The official said the man ap-
proached ~rs-by, asking. "Whctt
does the captain live?"
Riehl refused to disclose more of
what the FBrs investiption had
found and also declined to comment
on an Iranian newspeper editorial
that blamed the FBI for the bomb1na,
sayina at was entinttred to provol(e anu-Jranian sentiment in the United
States. "We have no respon~ to that at
all " he said. The Enalish-lanauaae newspaper Kayban lnternatioftaJ linked the al-
lqed U.S. plot to Western ans.er at
Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini's
order that British novelist Salman
Rushdie be killed for his new novel.
"The Satanic Verses."
The bombina .. will not be the last
attempt to jm&)Jicate Iran" over the
Rushdie controversy, K.ayban Inter-
national aid an en editorial 1um-marized by Iran's official lllamic
Reoublic N'ewt AeeftC'>'· FBI IJ)C>ka-.oman Kathy Ken~
in Wubi~n denied the allcUuon andldded, 'Wehavcneverm*ady
linklee IO I ran 1inet thi1 incideat ~~ qcnt in cbaf'F oftbe
FB1'15an Di~ office, TOR\ Huahes,
met Su•y with the Rotenea:1'hey
have been under the continuous
protection of NIS q,ents 'at an
undiscloted location s1nce ahonly
after the bombma.
"It was a 'How are you fcelina?'
type of thins.'' said Riehl. .. 1 think the
mcetina was more to reassure them a
litUe bit or to help them."
NASA gets Easter!? reopens Latin Aineric8n .
ready for routes· stfike .. starts second Week first 19 89 MIAMI (AP) -~em Airlines renewed flights to seven Latin Ameri-
1 h • can cities Sunday and continued to aunc Ing lure bargain hunters to its Northeast
I shuttle in an efTon to rebuild despite a
CAPE GANA VERAL, Fla. (AP)-
Buoyed by a flawless countdown and
a forecast of perfect weather, NASA
was ~t to launch spac.e shuttle Discovery today with five astronauts
and a cargo that includes a $100
million satellite and four crippled
rats. Liftoff of the first shuttle missfon of 1989 was sche4uled for 5:07 a.m.
PST. Launch-tame weather forecasts
called for clear skies. gentle winds and
mild temperatures.
week-old strike.
However, the airline's lure of S 12
fares on the shuttle may have worked too well. About several hundred
woul<:l-be sh uttle passen~rs in Bos-
ton, New York and Washinaton were
told they'd have to wait for today's
morning n~· hts because all Sunday
evenin& fli ts were booked solid.
Eastern llyhooed the reopening
of its Latin American routes as a new
start for the airline, which filed for
bankruptc) protection last week. blami~ its pilots for honoring Ma-
chinists picket lines and plunging the
------------· carrier into a cash crisis. .
Ntw vokt for countdown. A 12
"Tomorrow morning is a great day
Service to three more South Ameri-
can cities, two· domestic routes and
Montreal will begin later in the week.
the airline said. ''What we're really saying is it is the
stan of a new. smaller. restructured
and viable Eastern Airlines," said Eastern spckesman Robin Matcll.
Eastern lured customers on its 62
Boston·New York and New York-
Washington shuttle flights with the
$12 weekend fares, down from $69.
Wetkday fares begining today will be
$49 one way, down from the usual
$99.
Airline officials said 31 ,500 people
crossed picket lines over the weekend
to take the cut-rate flights. Others
tried to get aboard the flights and
fa a led. At Logan International Airpon an
Boston. stranded passengers were
told to show up at the Eastern
temunal at 5:30a.m. today. when the
first shuttle was slated to leave for
New York. Officials at Washington National
Airpon sa.id over I 00 J>COple who
were unable to get onto fliahts would
have to spend the niaht at the airpon
or make other traver an:anaements.
In New Yorkf an undetermined
number of peop e were stranded at
LaOuardia Airpon. "It's a bummer·· said Terianne
Ta{>ia, who was up from New York to.
visit her boyfrientt in ~ton. "I have
to be at work at 9 a.m. •
Eastern officials said those passen-
gers should have gotten to the airport
sooner.
"Those people were not stranded. We advertised the flights were on a
first-come, fi"f'--scrve basis," Matell
said. 'Tm sorry they have to wait for
the next flight , but they sh.ould have
gotten ther.e earlier."
Asked ir Eastern would pay for
hotel acoomodat1ons, Matell said,
"Absolutely not."
to JO fly," shullle boss Richard Truly "saJd at a ~Sunday aOemoon news
conference. "The weather has' b«n
getting prettier and prettier. We're in
good shape."
2,500 vets protest to get flag off fl;oor
The countdown proceeded so
smoothly on Sunday that prep-
arations skipped. two hours ahead of
schedule.
"It seems a little scary it's going so
well," said Chucic Henschel, launch
test director. "We're ahead of where
we want to be."
The fault-free countdown was an
CHICAGO (AP) -About 2.SOO
veterans and supporters from nine
states marched Sunday at the An
Institute of Chicago to demand that
officials remove a U.S. flag placed on
the floor in an an student's exhibit.
The vctera.n was charaed with
battery; two students were charged
with disorderly conduct and the other two were charged with criminal
damage' to propeny for painting flags
on the sidewalk in an effort to force
'demonstrators to walk on the flag, Halco said.
sacred. It cannot be desecrated," Tom
Stack, orpnizer of the protest. "The
First Amendment bas hmiu."
Anothcraroupofabout 20couoter-
-demonstratori, primarily anists from
the Cbicqo area, stood nearby under heavy police auard. They carried
empty picture frames on sticks. which
they said showed the exhibit was
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Sear:Ch for boaters •b•ndoned
LDNO BEACH -Tlw OCIU ..-ma (or a mataina father and ..,.. wu
suspc:adcd Suod9y lfW ntboritin foUnd no Jip Of.\Mir boet and rCICC1\'cd ~it may bave been a dli~n cue. Officaal• Mid. · Scoa S~ 31 01 Murictaa Ud bit l-year-old son Sch):Jtr ~~ ... , attn SaturdeY bef'ore cm~ on what s*ac uid was to be a u~ueetftl tour of
Sanla Ci&alina JslaQcL ~tot Los Anatlct County sheriff'• depUty. The ather and son were~=-~· me Avalon apanmcnt o(SUJ1nnc ~~non, 21 . ;te~t)' Stetle'I · · . She ~.!hr Jathtr and ion m1M1na when
they &i~ed to ~tum on schtdulc Saturda) afternoon.
LA schools ban apples
LOS ANOELf.S-Cafetmas at the nation's second~la~t school dmnct
wall stoP tervini apptcs to suNknts in respontt 10 a report f\r_Miant a cancer nsk to children &om chemical residues on thcfru1t. The ~nal\O tncludeuny ap_plc
products. includiJJa J~aoe, pies and applesau~. said ~ Anttlcs Unaficd
SchOol Dist.net offkials. • The beJlS in Lot Afteelea and New York foUowed the release of a repon
Feb. 28 by the W~n-besed National ResourttS Dcf~sc Council. '*h1ch
said the chemical Dtiminozide could increase the rnc1~ence .of Cl~cr 1n childreD. Dam1nozide. told un~r the ~d name Alar, 1? applied chaeO y to
apples to maintain firmness and resin bru1sma. -. ... .
Man kills companion, Inf ant, himself
WALNUT -A distrauaht man lolled has common-law wife. has infant
son and then himself in a double-murder su1c1de. shentrs d.ceut1cs said
Sunday. Joseph Cloninacr, 44, had been tryana lO find h1J wife Mana Corazon
Pena Fiel, 40 and his three-month-old son John "lamnscr sanc,e the woman left
him March 6 takint the baby with her, said Deputy Gabe Ramirez.
On Satufday ni&ht, Cloninaer found the w~man livana at. her mother'\
home in Walnut, an<f went into the home armed with a gun and k11Jcd them and
then himself.
\XI right' s ethics dellberatfons to start
W ASHINOTON -Members of the House Ethi.cs commaltce becin juf') -
like deliberations this week on six broad all~uons of ethics violations apinst
House Speaker Jim Wriaht in a case warn parucularly touchy pohtacal
ramifications. The ethics committee meetings. held undere"ceptionally h~t ~. ar~
to decide whether to recommend d1sciphnaJ) acuon against Wnght for a scnt"S
ofallcaqi misdeeds involving abuse ofh1~ office for penonal financw gain and
im proper lobbying or government reaulators Whale\ er the outcome. 11 seems
likely that ~ri&ht -who lmt. standm& ~mong ~ofim-Dcmocmncolleagues for what they saw as his mashandhng of the congre.uaonal pay raa~
issue this )'Hr -wall face pohtacal battenng from House Rcpubhcans. ..,.
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High levels of merc1.1ry In Everglades
MIAMI -Everglades pmc fish arc suddenly showing mercuf) level\
among the highest ever recorded 1n the United States, alarrmng ex pens who art' sear~h10g for a cause. Last "1eck, Flbnda's depanment of Health and
Rehabilitative Services issued health warnings against cauog largemouth bass
and warmouth caught an western pans of Palm Beach, Broward and Dade
counties. Mercury, which 1s especially dangerous 10 an unbQrn fetus. can cauS(
central nervous system damaae that leads to dcafncu. numbness, reduced
vLSfon, loss of coordanataon and tttmbhna.
-shMP contrast to the troubles that
plagued NASA in getting Discovery-
ready for the mission. Tbe flight originally had a Feb. 18 target date.
but a sOie&.of faulty or suspect pans
delayed the launch four times.
At one point. pa'rticipants in the
most recent of &> series of protests attacked about a dozen students
holding a counter-demonstration.
swi~ fists and throwing hot
cofti .oticc Intervened, amtnGl>ne
was injured.
Police led the students to a comer
two blocks away and surrounded
them with barricades.
fl•g•way;ng protesten;-led by
local politicians and leaden of vet-
erans aroups, chanted, "One" two,
three, four, set the flaa off the uoor."
essentially "empty" of artistic meri t,
but that the riabts of anisu to free exeraaioiHOOu~ld.----------:~=-i-=--=-:-:-:::-.:::-~:-=
•This is 1 mi9uided protest,"
BarryC.silly, 31 ,saadofthe veterans'
protest. "They're tramplina all over
everythina the flq stands for."
A veteran and four students were
arrested, said Police Officer Mark
Halco. ·'This symbol of our nation. it is
Right~ no news is good newsir
OOmeowners at Security Paci& Ban1c.
Because we're waiving all dosing
costs on all our Homeowner~
Loam UP. to $25QOOO. ~ we clfer
no point:Sh> fees oo all our variable
interest rate Homeowner F:quity Loans
and a no point.s/no fees option on our ·
fixed rate Homeowner f4rity Loans.
• But while we're aaying DO to extra
c.osts. we're~,:=:~ ytJQ1' terms <m jiXMl "* &,t#ty L<itou..
Thii Jonaer term meane your monthly
~ts Will be Uwer. And tha6
Qnetliing yoo can Jmdly say oo tn
Of course, with an <ifer' this good
we can\ _guarantee it will be around
bever. So. now would be a very good
time to IPPli .
Rx' cxxnPete details, phone oor toll-
free number Morm.vm9 t'_I)mday nun 7 AM· 9]>td. Or ' and
Saturday from 8 AM -6 Or visit arw ooe dour amYeliient 575 bianda. secuntY Pmfic Cd&a the fttillity ~ti a~ bmikand il~d
~Pad&: OorpoaltiaD With tDtal
aaa ID cl f18 liHion. 1·~·553·SPNB ~11
Cosby,
'3arrtop
People's
Choices
WASHINGTON -lkmocrats in Cons.re s didn't w1.1t ions to call
President Bush on has promtsc to raise the m1n1mum \\age. Democrats "ho
saw their attempt to raase..the $3 35 an hour "'age floor founder last )Car havc
i"enewed at with areater re~lve sctnna up an earl)' confrontatJon with Bush on a domestic issue that reaches deep into the wallets of malhons of Amencans
Bush an ms he \\-Ill \'Clo \\hat ma)' become the fll'Sl p1ect of maJor
lcgislauon to reach his desk af at doesn't match has plan, d pate aartting that
the minimum should be raised for the first ume an e1&ht )ears. Bush wants thC'
m1n1mum to ra1~ to S4 25 over three )cars and lkmocrats push1n1 to raa~ 10 $4.65 .
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Fire raging through natlonal park
BIG BEND i+ATIONAL PARK. Teus -The wont fire an the b1ston ot Big Bend NaliQnal Park swelled to mor~ than 600 •~i unday, fueled' b'
tindcr--Ory v~etat1on· ·a·nd fanned by wind blowina through can) On\
authorities said. About I 00 campers had been evacuated earlier
Ninety firefiahters from several agencies battled the flames unday 1n th('
High Ctuso mountains 1n southwest T~,n. and spokc,man Jim Paxon \&td
three helicopters and 160 more fircfighterc; "ere c'pcctcd to 1\m\<e from othfr Western states by Monda)'
MOHi D HHIJ:t ·s
3,000 rockets hit Afghan city
ISLAMABAD. Pakistan -Af&han aucmlJas lind J 000 rockets un<U' o~ the cny of Jalalabltd. but &0\cmmcnt lf'O!>ps repelled the onslau&ht anil
killed at least 380 attackers. actord•r\I to Afarian and So' 1et n~s repon\
Oucmlla rcpons said 4S to 90 insWJCnt died io the battle for the cuy, th<'
tarset of some 9rthe hcav1e t Oahtana in the decade-Iona A(ahan et val w1r Jalalabad is Af&hani 11n's fiflh-l111CSt cit~ and u 40 males west of the
PakJstan border, on the m11n h1&h-wa~ betY-etn Pakistan and the Mahan
e&P.ital, Kabul. Gucmllas say the cny's fill will a.inal the earl) demise olthc ruJjna commun1 l .
Air Ontario Jet's recorders destroyed
DRYI?EN. Ontario -Police on unda) l'l"Co\ercd the last boche from
the crash sue of an Aar Ontano Jet lnvcntptors said the plane's voice and
fhaht recorders WC~ deMrO)ed, maluna at harder to find the cause of the cruh that killed 24 people.
The chief investJptor of lht Canadian viation fe1y eo.ro Jor
Jackson, would not rule out the J>OSSJbiJit) that ~ow and $le.ct on the ..... ~P of
the Fokker F-~8 contnbutcd LO Friday's crash 1xty·nine people •'Creon board
the Dutch-built J~t when It took off from Dryden for Wionipca. Manitoba and ctlShcd a half mile away from the runwa)
Sudan govemment resigns
. KH~TOUASudan-: The tatc Council acttptcd the resaanation of Prime MID<tt k ~abd1 I belc.,umd &0Vtn11'M1U Sunda) and Mahdi •
.,._ ~ ~ _ol U)1nl ~-~--•cnew Cabinet. Mabdi wbm1tud the =rt .. -....... y-so --ouocil. Suidln's collective prclldcnc~. PiW:: from ~ mili11ry ud llbof unions ova-the failure to tnd th~ a1-,_,..old Cl\'IJ wat lD tbe tOUlh.
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Irish up in SF
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -The
city's St. Patrick's Day Parade turned
into a bit of an Irish stew Sunday
when it was boycotted by the Irish
consul general and other dignitaries
because a reputed supponer of the
Irish Republican Army was grand
marshal.
lristl Consul General Brian Nason was-ron,picuously abse'Rt both at ao
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year-old plumber Dan McCormick to
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Profits from cocaine soar;
·cash so vast it's weighed
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LOS ANGELES -Profits from illepl cocaane sales are so vast these
days that government agents measure.
drug dollars by weight and cocaine
dealers, m a scrambre to launder the
bulky cash, have even gone so far as 10
buy banks.
"The cocaine organizations arc
-generating a hoa rcnd~-amoont of
cash.'" said U.S. A1tome) Roben
Bonner.
"If they can't convcn this cash and
get it out of the United States, the
whole point of the illegal drug
operation as frustrated.
Jn recent }cars Bonner's ofllc.c has
prosecuted moncy-launderin& rings that went ~ far as to buy their own
banks, but nothing has matched the
scope of the nng broken b~ the federal
"Operation Polar Cap,' which al-
ltgcdl)' involved whole families as defendants and more money than an)
case before it.
The case broke open Feb 22 as
fcdcJ:alaaents..s.carchcd u locauans an Los Angeles, New York and ~'hams
and U.S. marshals swept anto Los
Angeles' wholesale Jewell') man.
arresting proprietors of a doLen
Jewelry and bullion outlets. Jewelers allcscdly laundered moTC than$ I balhon an JUSt over two )'ears.
A fcdttal grand JUT) here 1nd1ctcd
33 Jewelers and associates Wedne~
day. Four other defendants were indicted 10 San Jose the previous
week..
"This anvestaptLOn certainly will
pay ror itself.'' Bonner sa1d at a news conferen~ announdng the indict-
ments
According to court d~ments. the
moncy-laundcnng-0pcrat1on was ru n
pnmanly from Ropex Corp.1 owned
by Wanis .. Joseph'' Koyome11an, and
Andonian Brothers Manufacturina
Co., owned b)' Vttie and Nazareth
Andonian.-One-'defendant. Raul
Vivas, •San custody an--Uruauay. from
where he allegtdly ran the rina.
The defendants were ch.arJed with
aiding the dtstnbutaon of thousands
of pounds of cocaine by laundering hundreds of milllions of dollars in
ca h from . drug sales across the
country.
.. Many people called me and asked
me if I was goanf to step down ~ut I
said no, because know the Amencan
people and they arc not going to be sold on any kind of politic~!
shenanigans." •• said the white-haired
McCormick, who hoisted the Irish
tricolor in front of City Hall to stan
the parade.
McCormick, who fought an the
19 I 6 Easter rebellion, heads Nonh-
crn lrish Aid , a local group that raises
money fo r the families of . Irish
political pnsoncrs.
''Most people don"t realize the
physical space and wealht taken up b)
cash proceeds ... Un11T 1t 1s counted.
we arc mcasunn$ this money in
weight. $1 million an cash as well over
100 pounds of currency.··
So drug dealers de' ase ingenious
schemes to get money out of thC' --~-------,,.,~La;,;:,:,.~ ... ~ .• coun try. The arrests of 37 jcwclc~
I d f -·h I 1 ..-1lnd their employees has ellposcd
Authonucs also confiscated $80
m1ll10n an propen). including JCW·
elry $12 m1lhon an gold, $6. 74
million 1n cash, a condomanaum,
apartment complex, fi ve houses and a
I 0-story building m the ccnlcr of the
downtown mart
The maumum sentence for coo-
sparaC)' 1s hfe 1mpns6nment. The
muamum for money laundcrina ts 20
)Cars an pnson and fines up to $25
million.
Most of the defendants are dif-
ferent from an) arrested an the past.
Instead of ( olombaan nationals d~p
into 1he druJ trade, they arc of
Armenian. ynan, Turka h and
Lebanese e\tractaon.
Dan McCorml~ 8 , a repute sup~orter 0 t ! r 1" what authorities say was a clever new
Republkan Army, led S.n Pranclsco 1 St. Patrkk 1 Day mechanism: using bogus gokl tran~
Parade on ~unday. lrllh dignitaries boycotted the ev.ent. actions to hide drug profits.
Religious visioiis claimed as thousands visit Louisiana hamlet
they came to see.
"1 believe that I saw her, Jesus.
Joseph and the angels and the saints,"
said Shelly Ann Theresa, 28, from the
New Orleans suburb of Covington.
'Tm k.ind of nervous and over-whelmed."
e\ldcncc tha t hol) appantaons bad
appeared
''See, here's the Blessed Mother,"
said Diane Deroche of Luling as sb.e
pointed to a photograph she had
taken.
"I'm upcctang a miracle I'm bhnd m this C}C and I have aJaucoma an the
other. My nephew iscnppled and my
uncle has cancer:· she said, beginmna
to sob. "It may not be for me, but 1
believe in my heart You have to
believe for a miracle."
A few ~eeks ago. the Tun1s1an native.
now a papcfitter from Chalmettc. ~Jd
the Virgin Mat} had appeared to ham
recently and told ham to go to Tickfaw
to honor St. Joseph.
out to touch him .
"l"m ver) haj>p)'." he said '"We'rc
letting Joseph show us the way . There
arc a lot of people here." Not everyone was sure a miracle
'AIOuld happen.
TJ CKFA W. La. (A P) -Devout
Roman Catholics. inspired by the
visions of a pipcftttcr from suburban
New Orleans, and the cunous
gaOicred in a vegetable field near this
tiny southeastern LouiSLana town
Sunday, hoping to see the Virgin
Mary.
Some of the estimated 3,000 people present said they did indeed sec what
Some took pictures of the sun wath
instant cameras and pointed to the
splotchy, multicolored images as
Theresa Thibodeaux of Hammond
also held photo • taken earlier m the
day. of what she said were the gates of
heaven.
Alfredo Raimondo, 52. is the man
whose talcs of miraculous vision~
sparked the huge turnout at Tickfaw.
Raimondo stayed scquc tcrcd m a
mobile home on the edac of the
vegetable field early Sunday, but later
emC!JFd and began wandenng among
the faithful, many of whom reached
.. We wanted to sec what was going
to happen. We're goana to Ma s here and anythma else is c~tra," sa1d
George Rcmd
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real estate transfers, which includes
the name of the buyer, address and
the price i>ajd for the property, was
compiled from count y records and
.escrow companies by Homeowners
Market1n1 Service~
--Company-effKtals say the-list may
have an error factor of 1 perttnt
during a year's time because of
specuI.tion buyin& and errors.
The hst ts published for the
informational use of our readers and
15 protected by copyri~t to Homc-
owncn Marketina Services. Foaatala Valley
Jean M. Bunncy. 18194 Bryce
Coun S 183,00
Mr. & Mrs. Donald L Oobyn
16784 Bushard SL S29S.000
Mr. & Mrs. Nibal F. 1dhom. 18920
Dakota St. $350 000
Mr. & Mrs. Thanh M. Vu, 11311
Delphinium Ave. $232,000
Brenda J. Safnnlco, 17661 Fre·
mont SL $264,000
$280,000
Mr. & Mr\. Daniel S. hramm.
16193 Sierra t. $225,000
Mr. & Mrs Mark Finseth. t 2068
ylvan Raver No. S4 $101.000
Mr. & Mrs. Mark 0 . Manuquc.
9349 lb_yne $276,000
Mr. & Mn. DwlKht T Nakata.
9790 Toucan Ci rcle S"280,000
Mr. &. M"'. Roger O. Schult1.
I 1600WamcrAve.No 437$1.37.000
John Farrell, 18157 Zion Coun
$186.000
C"taMna Robert f . Cunis. 3100 arwa y "c. $168,000
Mary E Alexander. 9)6 C'he)ennc
l $203,000
Mr. & Mrs. Bernard Hobtr, 2861
orvo Place $329,000 Jeffrey 0 Vavra, 2702 Drlkt' Ave
$227,000
Mr. & Mrs. Akira Anuawa, 944
Jasmine Cu'Clc $249,000
Phuona Pham. 1160 K1naston t
$388.000 Gary!,.. Mykles. 9834 Lev.is A"c -----::---:--~~--:-----:------------:---------------4 $262,000
Nasser dcgh1. 34 6 n (Iara
Circle $251,000
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Deborah S. G~l.JCr. 17824 Lo~
Alamcx St $280 000 •
Mr. & Mn. Keuna 8. Lee, 16666
Mt. AJly10n Circle SI 32.000
Theodore H. Mct1acr . 194 Yorktown Ave. S 140,000
Sara A. Rinck. 16781 Redwood t
Mr. & Mrs. Jerry A. Armour. 116
York10.-n Lane SI 4 l ,000
RCfCf Palmquest, 2$7 Brcnt~ood
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WASHINGTON -Hm are the votes of senators and local ~ntatives on ~or lqislataon 1n Conarc th1 wttk. A .. y .. means the
mnnber.vottd for the mctt.urc; an ''N .. means the m~btr voted ~inst the
maisure-; .•n ··A .. mean ttiC member dsd not v01r.
Pld•rtll• cellftf11l1U.
The Senate voted unanimously _to t.'Onfittn the nomination ofThomu ll. PicUrine M llriwelcntativc of the United Late to the United N11tons,
CranltOll (D}-Y
Wilton (R}-Y ,,.
a-tnmt.,......
TM Senlte vottd 97·2 to connrm the nominauon of Wilham J. lknnn n
Dint1oi of Nabonll Drill C"ontrOI Pohcy.
0..-..(D>-Y
WiJIOe (ll).Y • . ~,.
The ...... Yoted J)-47 to reject ~orl>dtftle. =-~tN •
t $295,000
Keith 8. Randle, 2200 C'.anyon
OnveNo. DI $189,000
Mr & Mrs. Mansour Kohanteb. 72 Center l S 198,000
Michael W Burdick, 2445 Elden A\'e, No. I Sil .000
Roberr Karako 1an. 1040 Federal A\C~. $327,000 .
Robert tern. 2164 Knstan Lane SISS,000
Da,id B Fitch. 1041 Parkhill
Dn"'c S26S.OOO
Audrey_ . 1>8$.hley. 1498 Parmle)
Larae U40.000
Mr. & Mrs Eric L. ~pcllman. 21 0
Sa)'brook \ourt S 178.000
Mr & M" t>oualas W &nC1Ch 463 Walnut S3lS,OOO
Deon R tean, 7 5 W I Ith t. $167,000
Mary K. Jenson, 231 24th Place _
Newport Ba~
Hi o Muramauu. 72S Bayside Drive S 1,240.000
Mr. Mrs Ma h1ko Zaatsu, 2S
Chatham Coun S SS.000
Samuel Man11onc. 34 Cormorant
Cu'Clc S•79.000
Rohen S. Nad.0W$k1, J 131 Cortt Calcta $300,000
Llrry W. Picini. 29 7 Corte
Hnmou $373.000
Margie
111 MnC1190DUWICH °' ..........
If ~ ~ desianina I swimwtar line, who dse would }OU c:aU oa for hdp but a family mcraber.
.. It wat in 197S and J made my
nit« and some othtt kids ao down to
the beKb and wear them," said
Brenda Nelton, owner of Maraie
Webb swimwar in Laauna Stach.
.. Tlie kids Dioblbl.Y ~uldd't Jtt off
the toftl," she recalled. lauaJla ..... ,
alto pve a lot or su1t.1 away, antthina
to ttt them down to tbc beach .•
Relton's mothtt and older smer bo\alht the business in 19~. The
moa'her-daulbaer team. Oaoked with
a lfOUP of e"~ worker&,
manufactured boutique-type clotheS. TbeY, only carried a few conoo
batJU.na suns. Alone time, the Marlie Webb label
could be found at stores throu&)\out
the United States. The family owned
five showrooms and sales were an
excess ofS I million. .
Nelson said the first factory in
~na Beach,JUSt a mile do~n from
the Pacific Coast Highway shop. was
owned b) the famil y.
In the late 1960.s. the business v.as
sold to a New York man. His failure
to follow through with the Lransacuon
resulted in the demise of the na·
tionwide business, Nelson said.
.. The JUY ran off and never paid us
the monc:y. He really messed up the
business; she said. "M y mom and
s1ster declared bankruptcy 10 1967.
My mom bou&ht back the sewing
mactuncs and we called the store
Margie II unul v.e could use Maraic
Webbap1n."·
an dnc of the &hov.-roomJ. M\C never p.clOed up a sewi"I Detdlc. Sbc
ttqOled her )outhful da>' in Loi ftetles filled witb an aMOnment Of
··weird charactcn. ••
Riflina lhrouah a collection of o&d
newspaper dips. Nelson talked about
hc:r colorful past.
"My father, Hbward Cantonwinc., was a prof'cuional wrestler in the
1930s. He alto mana,rd ot.ber
wrestlm includ1na G<qcous ~.
My mother, Gertruck, &nd m)I sistcr.
Kay, used to make bis costumes."
Nelson's said her parents met 1n
Orqon when her mother was a
re~r on a local ne~pcr.
'My mother never had another
date with anyone else after she met
fllY father/' she said ... Everyone was
afraid of nim bccauw he was so bat
and mean. My father also managed ·
the world's stronaest man, Paul
Andersen. They apptared tW1cc on
the 'Ed Sulhvan Show '." •
Nelson mamed I her hi&h school s~cethcart 1 )c.aT after v.a<fuauon. In
between the btrth of her tvoo son • he
tned to become a h.a1r styli t.Afkrthe
second failed attempt, he ditched the
idea.
In 1975 her mother had open hcan
sµrge ry Nelson took over the shop
intent on converung the bouuq uc to 1
swimwear business.
"My sister1 my mom and all of ou1
worker$ saio. you can't make an)
moncr,j ust sclhng bath1n1 sum ." she
said. ·1 remember taking all tbe'IC
citpensi vc .silk dr~~s -o8robabl)
which sold for $200 or SJ -and
sticlun,g them on a rack out\1de the
store. f sold them for $5."
Orenge CoMt DAILY PILOT/Mondey, M.,Ch 13, _. A7
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Nelton had been tn high school
during the store's heydays. and
though She would oCcasionaJl y "'Ork
Nelson eventually proved the fam·
11)' wrong. Today her custom de·
f Pleas.e see S\lllM / A8
...,._,.... .........
•rend• Nelson a nd her mother Gertrud• Cantonwlne have revived tttetr cOMpanJ, •••• W•DD,., ...-.... swllliww.
Creation of Time-W·arner media merger
signals continuing international trend
ly JOYCE M. ROSENBERG
,,, ....... \11'~
NEW YORK -Med ia compan>
stock pnces soared Mo nday as 1n·
veston, dazzled by the S 18 billion
merger planned bet"'ccn Time Inc.
and Warner Communications Inc ..
showed faith that the trend toward
creat1na mammoth media con-
glomerates would continue.
Sccunt1es analys~ said the~ also
ex pected to sec more consohdattons
in the med ia business. although not of
the magnitude of the deal announecd
Saturday to create Time Warner Inc
. "It's a unique opportun1t) and I
can't Stt that )Ou'rc able to repli cate
1t," said Jo hn Reidy. an analyst with
Druci Burnham Lambert Inc.
Ne ... crthelcss. m"estors scooped up
media stocks 1n speculation of funher
takeovers (. 8S Inc. soared $6 to close
• at S I 72. 12' a share on the Nev.-Yor~
tock Exchange. Gulf and \\cstem
Corp .. owner of Paramoun t Picture
Corp., rose $2.SO to close at S45.87' .
and Walt Disney Co ro~ SI 12' • 10
$77.62''1 a share
media concern. "1th a prOJCCted
annual revenue of S 10 billion That
fig ure would surpass ttl c current
world commun1cat1on leader. \\.cs1
Germany's Bertclsmann AG. wh1'h
re ported S6 billion 1n I 987 rc ... cnuc
That IS c-<actl'; what r 1me ( hair-
man J Richard Munro h.id in mind
as he and Warner! ha1rman \tn en
Ro s d1scus~d a merger o,·cr thl' pa'il
tv.-a. years.
··we bche"e that b' the mid-1990~
the media and entertainment 1ndu~
try will be compo~'<i of a hm1t(d
number of global giants:· Munro told
sccunues anal)sls last "loH·mbcr
··Time intends to be one of thcSt"
companies."
Who are. the others'' \.fa1 nl) lorc1sn
pubhsh1ng and broadc.t\t1ng g101nts
such as Ma'"ell ( ommunKat1on
Corp. and Rupcn Murdoch·., Ne"'
Corp . and clcctron1c\ bchcmmh
Son) ( O!]> .. v.-hich ha'e snapped up
U. · ml>d1a concerns 10 a torrent to
deal made po s1ble o"er the pa\!
st\.cral )Ca~ b) 1he1rown wealth and
the wea k l dollar
A completed merger "ould make In his Sl)el'Ch 10 anal)sts. Munro
l 1me Warner the "orld·s laric 1 said the spurt of ocqu1'ilt1onc. ml·rgcr\
and J01n1 \.Cnt urcs among m~.ha
l'OffiJXIOIC\ an rl'Ccnl )Cars bas gJ\en
the-.c hu\lnC\\C\ "thC' sheer \Ill'
requin:d 10 compete l'nil 1entl> on J
global ba~1'i."
For e\amplc Rufis said 111 an
1h1er' It'\\, hi'> mm pan'·., deal "Ith
T 1me "ould g1' l' \\'.irner bc11cr
a ccss 10 foreign markct'i for 11\ '1dco
bus1nl-..'i lie predicted the gre.itc\l
impact of the dl'al '-'OUIJ rnml' in
T1ml· Jnd \\arncr ""cr<,ca'i uJ.ll·r-
a11on.,
.\nal\\t'> c.a1d lhl' l \[>Clll'd no
k!up 11i the 1orrl·nt 11l ltirl·1gn hu~ out'
ol l l.i media rnmp.tllll''>
Reid) of l)rc\cl Hurnham Lamhc.•11
noted 1ha1 ~on~ \\hllh bought ( ti°'
Records l.l\I ~l·ar h.1., e-.pn·.,'>l'd
mtcrc.,t 10 o"'mni a motion p1l 1un·
compan' 1nduJing < 11lumh1.t f>1l
I UR'S
Bent'l'im.tnn •~ not ,11, "l'll 1..nn"' n
IO thl'.> COUOlf'\ a\ \Omc otha tng
me~1a namc'i \Ulh a'i Murdoch or
Robl'rt 'la\"'l'll ol \1J,,\l'll < t1m·
mumca11on. t>ut 11 nv.n\ thl' puhll,hl·r
Doubkda' , < o and R< \ rl'l oHI\
Reid' ~u&i.l'\ll'd Rl·rtchm.1nn m1l4hl
al\O rllO\C IOI() lhl' film hll\llll'\\
rw$ ( orp o.-n., ne"spapcr
maa;illnc and book pubhsh1ng opcr-
a11ons 1n Au'itr.iha. Ont:un anll thl!
l n11ed State\. '1urdoch's Amrrilan
holdingoiarc 10 them~he~an empire.
including Triangle Pubhca11onc; Inc
the pubh\hcrofT\ Guide. Harpe1 .\..
Ro"' Publt<.hef'\ I nl . 10th < entuf'\
f-o, I 1lm <. orp and I O\ Broad·
<:asung Net"'or~.
\1urd01.h ha11 no plan to ~lo"
Jn"n althouah ?\c"s ( orp .. v.h1ch
h.1d S4 3 b1lhon 1n I CJ rt' enue ho'
hl·wme burdened b) debt bc\:ausc ut
m man~ ac:qu1'i1t1on'i He al'io plan'>
10 ra1\t' ~I b1llton or more for bu) intt
othl!1 lOmmun1ca11on5 t·ompan1c<,
around thl! "orld.
1 ondon-ba'ied \1u\\H'll < orn·
nnin1latiun < orp had S1 6 h1lhon u1
rl'\COUl·1 n ll1 ~ "1a,v.cll mot1,,1lld
parth h' a malr) "llh \lurJt){h
w.in11o tti \l'l' th.it figure S"dl 10 'i
b1lhon •w l1 bilhon .ind h3'> \Jiu he
intlmh 111 con11nuc atqumng bu\I·
nc\~'' un11I hr rcachc\ that twal
La\t \l'ar ht" "On" long h.t11k Im \lacm1llan Inc . p.1\tng 1 h tulhtin
for thl' l \ pubh her. anll aho ngn·uJ
to bu\ l>un .\.. 8rad'i1rce1 C tirr '
Ollinal \irhnl' t 1u1dl"\
Congress fires Lip high-tech development
I)' IAaTON R!PPERT A.ectre,.._w...,
W 'filNGTO Spurred by
Conve • the Com merce Depart·
ment 1s undertaking a ncwl)' re-
o~azcd 4mc to aid U .. 1ndustf')
with c1v1han h1gh-teochnoloay 1n-
novatton.
Hov.ever, the effon 1s being
haml)(red by the Bu h adm1n1s-
trauon's dell) 1n naming a per·
mancnt appo1nttt to the new po t of
undttsccttt.ary fortcchnOIO&). a 11\'ell
H lack of fun<finJ for a kc} proaram at t~ dtpanment' Nattonal In tttute
of tandardsand Tcchnol<>s).
.. I'm deeply conecmcd about 1t ...
111d Rep Gcorac E. Brown Jr .. ().
Cahf, whoclOiit'ly follow11 ttthnolot>
wun on Capitol Hill
under\Ceretar'} for tcchnolog' "1s an
e'tre mcl> high pnont)" and that he
w1u concerned ahout U. ·
capab1ht1e in h1gh·tcchnolog) area\
So far. however. Mo bachcr h.11.
been unable fi nd a w1l1tns candidate
for the undcrsccrctaf) Job. which
pa)'s $82.500 a )ear
Brown said a number of people -
including Mat) L Ciood. chair-
woman of the Nauonal 1cm.e
Board. ~h1ch o'er~ the National
1encc Foundauon -hJd bttn
offered the post but had turned 11 down Rep Don Ru ter R-Pa.. 1d the
1ron1c .ind mutcri.ih l'\.'Sl'Jn h w
l'Omputl·r \l.'ll'lll~e .ind ll·chnolo~).
bu1ld1na .ind lire n 'l'.lfl h, .ind
h1otcchnol<ig},
-1 h c a t 1 o n a I • I ell c ·
commun11.a11on\ .ind lnformal1lm
..\dmml'ilrat1on rr ron\1hlc lor t.k·
\Clop1ng t\.'dnal tekrommunKat1on'
technolog) polir1e'i anJ
-the '\auonal T t'ChOl(JI In tor·
mattnn ~r\.1u·. "'hi\ h d1~'<mtnall''
the rc\ulh of guHrnml'nt· pon~1rcJ
rescarlh
mhlcr 1d 10 a \IX"n·h l.t\t month
that the nffit·e 111 1hc: under:~\.rctan
tor tt·~·hnolog) • 1\ J l .ttal)'.>l J fnrnJ
J forum u h\ll'n1ni po~t and a '01u•
1n Wa~hmgton tor 1c1.hnolog)"ba't'd
1ndu'itr\ ·
\h•P' ,ind monitor 1.oopcraltllll b\·
'"ccn tnkral and rl'g1onal alll.lll.'tl''
llo"cnr \O f.arthe pmgrnm h.t'i nu
lund1ng l'lthl'r tor this ti'i<.·at ~c.tr or 1n
1he li'i<.'al 1990 budget
Oro" I\ "11d Iha! 1n tht' ab~nll' Ill
tirm tc:u.kr.h1p b~ the ndm1n1 tr.uion
on 1 \UC\ 1datl·d to ll' titan t«h·
noloJ}. ""c ma~ go ahead Mth
rropow<l IC'g1~la11nn ~h1ch v.ould
lOmr,cl them tu \lttrt focU'>IOI on
thl\ .
"\\ h.11 "t' al<,<1 n1.·cd arc ~me 'hon-
term dl'C'ISIOll\ ha\ tnJ tO do "Ith
<ielc" 11ng t;,irgc1c, ol oppo~umt) and
pro ... 1d1ni 'omc tundma tor 1.1,1han
.id ... anccd tl"\hnolo&) prol_t'\.ts th"
h\C'al \car · 1hc ( nltfornia Ocmtl\'rat
<.<ud ·
('HEDl1' I .I'\ 1-:
•rooks Laa•rus Hutton
Dean Worldwide adds
John Brdoks onto staff
Job.ft Brooklll ha'iJtuned l:>...an Worldv.1dC''s 1cncral cargo d1\1s1on as an
atl'ount l'Wtul1,e lht· mtcmnuorul tran,ponation cumpan\ 1s b:lscd 11\
Huntington lkach · · '
Rrooi..., \\Ill dc\C'lop n<'v. grnrral ft'l'11h1 forward1n• bu int"SS.. qwihf~
poll'Ollitll tu\tomc:r\ m.irkct Dean·., 1ran\portat1on "''"cc\ and ma1n ta1n
current arcount\ • • • Action TRA , a n Ir" 1nc·b.:a\fd 1ramm1 lirm. in a S<X1a11on v.-11h the
\mencan ~x 1cl\ lur I r.iintn& and De\clopmen1 ha awankdJtff Launa an
1ntem hip po 111on "11h1n tht' lirm
f he 1ntamh1p 1\ gcart'<i to ii' tng hanJs-0n C\PCTieOCC tn lrat01ng and
dndop1ng n1rporatc 1ramin1t program!I Jeff "-111 ~ v.orl..10J '"th uzcll<'
\lger. J pJr\lwr Ill \l UOO r R .\l . to gain an 10 1ght lntO 1he tra1n1n1 tndustf)
and m 'truc.turl He w1I' u~umc thr rcspon 1b1ht) of tru k1n1 results for
program\ anll main1a1n1ng on-going methods of mt'a"lunng increased
pcrformanlC a'> a rc\uh of tram mg program
Jell "a -,cnior at Cahforn1a ~t .. tc Long ikal h and v. 111 graduate in ~fa'~
v.11h ~ maJOr 111 'J>C'('(h communtlallon v.11h a f<x:u\ on 1nit'rpcrsonal and
orgamratnn lOmmunt\:lt1on • • • Jn me'' Wild R1 H rs Watt rpar\ ha' <1ppo1nttd Debbie H11U011 a
marl..ct111g ..en llC'i m.in c1 In hC'r nc" po 111on Hutton v.111 coordinatt'
rromouon'I wrporatC' ~ln<n,l"lh1p' ~a n pa salt" tounsm. pubhc
rt'la11on'I and m.1rl..t•lin rt..ral'l'h .
Huuon JOinc~I \\ 1IJ R1"e"' t.1,t )l'ar a\ aroup sale~ rtp~ntauve
Pre' 1ou'il) hl· 1.en ed • ., a.,.,l\tant to tbc president at l\a k~1atcs. an
ad' crt1\ing and puhltc rTlat1on' ~cnn in 'Jc" port Beach. and "as Mark.rung ~f\ t(\!\ ~UJX'r\ l\or tor \1c~t11ar s Inc. a manufacturtr of car care products
.tl'>O 10 \,cv.port lkalh lluuon l1H'> 10 Huntington Beach • • • Mk u el Job 1 an 1nduc,tnal propcrt1l" '>Pl"Ctal1 t t 1th Crabb 6 Elllt'
Nc"Jl(ut &a1..h 1.ommcr\lal brol..eralle otlk~. ha'> been honored a.. thr ofli~·.,
I '11\ R1x1ktl' ol tht• 'I car
\1ml' cnt<'nng the rral c'lat<' industl'). Jnhv ha-; handltd mort than $4~
mllh.111 "''rth ol t'\'al C\latc tran..al I ton \ rt·\ldcnt of Ir' inc Joh'it 1 .. a mcmocr ol thr mencan l ndu tnal Real
EstJtl \\~x:1:ition, th(' 'ational cosoc:1atton ol lndu tnal and Office Park. t
Bt1nJ,cn1un· Pamh and Ptpf'(rdmt l n1,ef\ll\ lumn1 \ soc1a11on • • • Htl lty. Mult'ah).& t'uler CPA's in Tu.,11n ha"! added Tamara Patlaal to
1l'> ta\ department Tamara has f'pt'nt'n(c in pn\ate 1ndu,tn .. , "ell as pubhc accoun11n1
I lcr public au.ountmg b;a "ground 1n lud<' e,prncncc in ta\1t1on. fi nannal
pl.inning and c.ish llov. pro1cct1on
••J would tay that at this point the
adm1ni tration has not &ot their act
toscther. Fant. in termsoTmalunsthr
key 1ppo1ntmcn~ that would ~
involved 1n policy 1n tha arc~. nd.
of counc. tabhshina the pohC)
f ramcwort ncttSUry tQ be able to 10 a.head, .. he yjd.
fa ilure to 1mpkmcn1 a controHl"\tal
pay raise for C ongrcss, the JUd1c1ary
and top federal citccut1\C up93rcntl)
had fiaurr<t in the turnJov.-n dC\.1 ion
b) veral people who v.ould ha'c
had to take a su~wnt1 I ~·ut from
their prhate-scctor in omc
Under a rrorgan11ation plan ap-
pro ... ed b) on,rc 1 .. tc lta\I )c:ar,
Commcrtc' ne" TC'Chnoloa> c\d-
min1strat1 n tn ludc :
\t the 'i.tnll.' time he empha~11cJ
th.it "11 I\ 1hc JOh of thl' pn' att• ~tor
10 de' clop .inl.1 -.~:II '()(~.!\ and ~r
' 1Cl"\ (10' rrnmt'nt h:t<. nC\.\'r hcl·n
\UCl"C\\lul in <.ho" 10 10\hl'>tf) hov. to
do at JOb. and th~n: 1~ ab<.oluti:l) no
rt'ason to thin~ that v.111 chan 1n tht'
futur~ ·•
K1t1t'r. "ho \l't\IC' along v.-1th
Bro"'n un thr \l IC!ll'C ~:irch and
ll'Chnoll•&\ t;ut'l\:nmm1ttl'C. ~1d ih 1
1 n de Ima "11 h 1lotl.1 I com pcu tton
"1 ht fot.kr11 I hu rr Jun ' 1' ~ r;;;;;jjijj;;~;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiii~miiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiii tragmrntcll ;and the Po"·cr .., w
• Brown is a mcmb(r of the House
IC1C1'('C, l"Cfatth and ttthnolOI)' \ub-
eotnm1ntt. v. hich '' set to ~ar
tettamony Tuc~a1 by l rncu
Ambler. *ho lasa December wa
namtd tie1i• undcnccmary for teoch· nololY but it planruna to retire at the.
mctofMuch. .
At hit confirmatjon hcannl 1n •~1 c ommcrcc Stti'Cla~ ob-m A., Motblclacr said the rOJe of tbf -
-the Offt« of r rchnoloa> Pohq
a policy anal)\i\ and dc ... clopment
orpn11a11on~
-the Offict of C'ommerctal M·
fairs, which facilttatc coopcrauH
JOUH venturei w11h \ c; 1nJun ry in
an:u of research and tec hnolc
dc,elopmcnt:
-the ahonal In titutc of tan·
danh ·~ Tcchnoloa~. or ·1 T. v.h1ch voorU in area\ nan11n from
automatc<t manufol tur1n1. d ee·
l.41 lat1on p01,~d lai,t l<1JI al o
c tabl1 .. h<.'t1 v.11hin "11\l an \d·
'-an<:C'd Tc\hnol > Program 1n·
tc.-nded to be n Cl' 1h10 cuuntcrpart of
the Pentagon' h11hl)' 1outcd Oden~
d\an cJ Re rth P ro1ccts >\grAc)
rne Pfl rism I\ de" nl"'d 10 coord1
natc dc\.clopmcnt of emt'rlJn •
tC\:hnoh 1e and manuf: tuflnt..rt·
n:h lOD\Or11a h.>\tcr 1nJu tn.
10'-cmm(llt and unn w.1t~ r;snn ;..
~
d1 ... 1d...-:J th.11 JU'it b~ the nature ol the
of1an11atmn of the hc;.ast. "l" lo ...
"'[\.('!'\bod\ kntl"'<J th.II the CUrTC'n t
\\Stt'm ·" J,,1um11on .. 1 v.-hcn 1t
lOmC'\ to put.ling tuttthcr under 1
c1v1han ruhrn: compantt' '"' ohed C'OO~ll' cl) m 1d<lrc 'ing a panu.:u·
lar technotc,,1caJ challenge·· he id
fiut thl" Penn\) hania Rcpubl an
1d ~ncr mcetJn '""' \\ c:.Jnc~ v.1th foc,ha~hcr. he I~ ort1m1 l!C
about th<" ltin er-ran c pro ~~t\ for
d H'IOJllOI the genC).
SDG&E claims document wasn't official
•
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AND SUCCE SI
CELLULAR CAR PHONES PAY FOR THEMSELVES
IOW -Ml• Afflllal THAI na ml•
From 1595 00 • o Down • F•av. Ao C . .. ,., .......... ....
w.-.tlntllf""'INll•.,.ar..,,..~ .... Oft._..,... ...... "' ....... ,.., ....... -...., .... Now'°" ClllM'lt ~ ......... ...
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~WIM
i;.;A.1 lilMd bathing ,uats are !ttn on
bCacbn up and down the coa t.
recent tesl1mony ofberCTQU\e iUt
appcamt in _ the Febnaao: issue of
Pon mapllne vcral ol'thc ~s arc filled with her linc--~f s1zzhng bathing suit
"Women an their JOS und •Os have
areat $haJ>l''·" ~r said.
Nelson saud the G·itrin& bathing
uits are still tht rqc, Q.ut many of the
beth1 ~suits w makC'S are fOr chcnll
who want "more COVft'llC around 1he
rear."
"What our customers really want 1$
anything different -a suit someone
In the small hop, sandwiched on else doesn't have,'' she said. •·Some
Pacific Coa~t Hia_hway in the people say stripes are ou·t. but ~pie
southern end of LaJuna Bc..ch, att ordering str1ptS. The wet loo~ .,
Nelson sells bathing suits. covcrups. popular with body builders. and we
bats, T-sh1nsand acce sories. Dunn& have tic-d~cd material as weU." the winter season, the hop manufac-. tures dance costumes. Nel~n said he ecn-aae 6hoppers and their pare don't always aarce
The bathing suits ranae usual~ on the bathi1 suit styles.
from $45 ~o $75. And &hough the ra~'' ~years ago, J had a string suit has. dupllqtes of t~e same suit/ in thc .. Window." she said. "The dad
Nelson creates any suit the customer calltd and said. 'Don't sell that
wants. bacbing sun to my dau~ter.' But "M[ clientele is reallv b~ word 01 when the daughter came in she was .. h · l J with her mom and they bought the mout ; s e.sa1d." made ,000 suits suit. l guess it was OK because l never
last year. I probably have I 0,000 heard rrom the dad again ... yards of material."
Alon& ~ith lhe scanty styles rep-
resentative of the current trcn<i in
bathing suits. Nelson sajd the fitn~
craze bas also drawn middle-aged
wome'n to the store.
Nelson saad she 1s pleased with her
decision 10 specialize in bathing suiu. .
.. I like pleasing [lC()ple, and I know
they att happy because I always have
returning customers" she said.
Ford hands out plump checks
· Sl••lln9 M•rgl• Webb swlmw••r des..,nt have •PP••red In Sport m•p•lne.
...:::.=.::".?.;;":: = :;!: ~n::: ~:."!:, 11!! ,iz=:: ~·· ~~ ::~: ~. :: ,::: : :.!:' ;~ i::.. t i =-~-~ cac::r.'-:. l1tt+ OI f=;• :.r:, t:;.: ... TF rn ;;:-" G""-1 ll•J llM-11 SlrAle llH t),.-11 By FREDERICK STANDISH month. GM has said 1ls typical .,._ ....... ._ -C•Tll 11• 116t-t1 f lJl'oEm 1t» ttll ~ 1tsc it.._ 11 ~11 :: ;:._a ~=-~· H; ';:-•
k II . e $254 a d ----MNlMI Gevl• t ll t s.-II ·--"-.. ~rnuwm., wor er Wt receav n ...,.,,..,.,_,_ TENMi t .M ,..,_en E-n 11,. Ht.-., """ 1u1 11~" r."" '" "" Nen -1u.1 ... c1+ n
Chrysler's averaoe profit S~g mAA&.a::•l IJ-y. C:..-*11 1161 17-II TCllllt• 1714 N\.-ti fAGool t7?'1 107!~ •°'I ~Gf'-. _,_, DEARBORN. Mich. (AP)-Ford check Wl.11 be abou•t 5720. • er~ 1-11 ..,_ CK v.rrm 11 u Nt.-n ::S~. ,;, 7o;: 11 ~~J, :::t :::: :; =:;r: ,;:J ,;:;:: .:
C h h k f ~Slit 1'0. NL-t en Flt.Gltll IOCO 11*"" ti OIT• Ul 711-Ol M&IG<I 10 0 1U t-.. H IGI I~ ,..,_ II MotQr 0 . anded out c cc s 0 . Poling chatted briefly with tsy ~':°'· rn m: :; c::::'~ ~\·~ .,N~-.. ,~~...,., lit>,,,,. CK ''r.r.::-m, mt+ •1 iq~ '"' ltM-It r:,.... +u •u-..
about $2,800 each to more than Cole.afordemployeefor 16 yea .13 A~.:... U4 "''!'""tr ':.'~u1 a,._., ~=~ ,;:: 1i:: = ... >Gd. 1 51 Ul ~ ~:a~ f. ~~ti lol.+ "
152,0QO employees T~y. the sec-of them at the Dearborn plant. ~ ~ M Nt.-t :l g..sc• ~" it-., ,....., ""::=:II ,::,::;:,..:.,•1 ,.., ... ., ~'7.r! ~-.. ~~ '1,,.1 NL= ... , ~nd-htgh~t profit-sham\& payment .. 1 told ham 1 was goino to put ... =. 14al =t=.. ";:.:. :.~ill!; r. ~=-,= _... Etv.r• .. , .. ,.... ., 'i,,_ ..... -~-11 to h Story p -G••'>t tt• Nl-t1 ..... , 1• 111-'1 C.Clll tOI Nl+ ti ~I 1141110 -II NVTf:' t51 II\.-•t -'1• Nt.-ti mau 1 • downonancwcar,"shesa1d.Shesa1d r.F1c1 1u1 N1. -· 1•1 u 1-11 E•"' il.,Nt.-1s G-PI• 1tJ1•-11 USGe-u >Nt.-.. _,.., -· At th.e Dearbo. m assembl~ fc'a.nt, she hasn't decided whi'ch car she '""si. 1u> Ni.+ o• uoa• "1s 11 , ..... n "•" u 1 .. 1.-., c;.io1 10 1 1-.u -" ..-101 10,lJ ...,,.., 1H2 1o1.-es UT,_ Vo .... e ll,. ..... ti FT i.-1 ltO Ht.+ t1 G•Pio1 t Jt t~ It CJl Tnl t• 11.>o-.. io..*' II~ l'tt.-°' Ford Vice Chairman Harol ohng wouJd buy. but 11 definitely would"'--E""•• •M ·-01 a.-•a.aT "•"'' tJO Nt.-11 MtTE 1 ,.., 1u1-11 "-Mo-_._,., vi; G1"1'1• It.JI I01'-01 ..... , Ill NL •toarT tO NI. •oei.1 112' 1116+ II GWltO t 71 t 7t-.. Mloce II.II II ,._ D s.trolled up ~nd down a few asse~~ly a Ford. . • 11«10 11u IOM-oi E ..... 11 n•"'Nl GNN'• 10-so NL-" "-™'"' ~· 11 11 Ni.+ .. E..,• '" .. _ .,
lanes, greeting workers and gavang . . ...:.r.~ :rn :rn: :I :r.-.' rn ~t ~~ 1::: =t-; :f =:: :rn :m: r, ~:-~;: z::: =t= : &=-.·. ::ti l~~ : them their checks as new Mustangs .A hllle fu nher down th e hne .• J~ ~~. :: .~: g::.,_:o >S.JOn-°' ~".":, ::: =t: r. e::,.•,•• •:: •:~ :: Ltf!Oc>t u n NL ... .m G-• Ht "+ •• rolled past. Hanes got ha s c~eck and t~ld P.o!ing ll ---~-AGood.. 11" n n, 01 M••Sc: , ,, NL-11 ,_s-c.i t:'.::...Gt-e<rn rn-" ~:'::: fr. tr.... "
Before heading 10 the line Poling would go for has daughter s tuataon at ~: ~: :~~:? ~:c'.~: .:':.a:~ ~ ~; 'U: =t= ~ ~:~ !t ~~: ~ ~~t.. 11,~ '>,.~::: ~· 11: ,::_. 11
thanked Ford employees for their Central State College an Ohao.-Hinc_~. ~: :~ 1:;; :: b~::i" •J!: '::I .. °' ~.:::' ;i: :t: D ~::-~:! :t-; =: ~ '\..~ '':+ .. :=.--t" ,.,..... a
'work last year. which produced the 62. has been a Ford emplo)ee for n t::• ;~ 'U: :t ~= :rn ~~ ~ ,.._:._ .. •a. Nl-.. ~-.: ;:: ~t: :: .r.:'!' ,tll =t: : :., .. : :t-;:
profit-shanng checks. years. A:-t:.:... rn 1034 &;~· :rn :{r.: r. ~~ · .~1: ,.~ ~ "l::S:: ......... -11 ..;,:,..,'1....:" Nt.-•1 =:. ' ,rn :t. a
.. Despite my reputation a.s a cost-Profit shanng among each of the ~·: 1ut .,N1\, : =~ n: !:L o1 tl~ ~~ ::~ :: =· ~~ :t .. " ~::.:' !rn :t!r+ f. =z: ,rn :t ... 11 cutter, rm a Slrona believer in profit nation's sm Three automakers 15 GG~··· JUI Nl-0) '"""' tG 1111-GJ CA Tf IOto Nl-02 .,,..... '" loL-., .. t<m • 11'7 II se-"' ..... r, 117' Nl p -·. IHI Nl-01 '1n1Ea.. ti" II It-°' CA ' .. NL TfVA .... Nl "'•IE• t07 '•J-., """"'I II... Nl • °' sharing.countonat,"be said. · based on inancial performance in oisro ns NL w.rc 1011..,01 C04• 11411H1t ... GNA • •» •»-0) f.,,, ":I '°:!:"_,_
The Ford payment.s far outpaced their North merican operations. ~:. I~~ =::: :J :.:.a : rn ~::-., ~O::t.' ~.~"Nf: ~ r.:~· ~~~ :t l ~1 hi:.,_= ~~
those of General Motors Corp. and Profit foi those actaviti!!S mu~t reach .... ;J/.f'./t_ l lO Nl-.. '&ii: :ri rn: :: ~~: ,1ll uloh: g "~-:~ •on I 77-OJ i:=: rin u,:::: =
ChrysJer Corp., which wiU distribute ~rtainle~elsforprofit shinngto kick = {;i:~:tt: :: ~":~ 'J: 'Ht.: r. ~;~ ;:~~n-.. ~~0 ~~ ~;::::; t=..;.,._r1• Nt.-a :;:-w
their profit-sharing checks ~later this an. = i:: u :;: : ~;~·.~ ·rn ·:ri= t ::o.:., :, :; :~:-;-:I :.:... !::1 mr-:: ~ ~: :t.:. :: ~~ -·
MEMO
FromA7 .,. b~J percent 10 the same period. S E's rates al so we re expected to
dip low Lhose of Edison by Jan. I .
1nd1cating that San D1C$O customers could fa ce higher rates an an E<iason
takeover. th e document said.
Concern also was expressed in the
document about the elimana11on of
power compan) compe11t1on an
Southern California should Ed1<,on
and SDG&E merge.
·'A merger bet"'ccn the l"-O com·
panics "'ould result an the s10glc
largest ut1hl) in the Un11ed States."
the document said. ··competition an
Southern Californ ia would be dead."
Shames also said that UC AN has t'srn hli<;hed a .. Tipster Hothne" for
Bl'SINESS 'OTES
SDG&E emplo)'ces and business
associales wa!ihang to repon internal
merger deta~s.
Meanwhtk Thursda)'. the general
manager of tbe Count)' Water
Authonh . Lester Snow. labeled a'i
""bogus .. a SlUd) financed b~ ()(,&.E
that sa~ po""cr rate<o ""ould me ll
percent 1(thl' ""aler agenq takl'S O\ er
the utiht~.
That watcragcnq.'s mo"e toward .i pubhc takCO\er of SDG&E has occn
stalled b't the ut1ht\ ·~ coun challenge
of CWA's nght to· spend mone} lor
that pu rpose The coun challenge of"" hether the
water aulhont) can lcgall) spend
S255.000 to study a takeover of the
utility 1~ scheduled to be heard again
on March 21 .
Kirk Paper ·& Graphics
opens outlet in Irvine
Kirk .Paper & Graphics has opened
a store 10 Irvine.
The decision to open a store an
Irvine was based on Ku k Pape~& Graphics rapidly growing customer
base in South Orange County.
The new location. at 15301 Barran-
ca Parkway. stocu the fulJ Klrlc Paper
& Graptncs' produC1offering-of3.-000
J)nntmg papers and graphic ans
suplies. • • • Tbe Industrial League of Orange
County's offices has moved to.Jam.
boret Center, 2 Park Plaza. Suite
1250. Irvine. at Jamboree & Main.
The telephone number will remain
the same. 476-2242. However, they
no longer will be uttllllnga post office
box and mail should be sent to the
street address.
The new offices will provide the
membership wilh a conference room
fo r the board of directors and com-
miuec meeungs. • • • Musoa Properties, lac. of Foun-
tain Valley, has completed reno-
vation of Munson South Harbor
Business Park. The multi-tenant business park.
located at 3001-3095 South Harbor
Boulevard in Sanaa Ana, consists of
two buildina.s totaling 72.000 square feet. Renovation included complete
interior improvements, landscapina
and asphalt J!'•_vina. Units ranae in
ize from I ,000 square feet to 3,280
square feet. Occupan~y iscurremly 90
percent. • • • TIM ltolJ Co. of Newpon Beach has
purchased 29 acres of land wuhan
Sierra Gatewa) Commerce Center in
Fontana where at plans to build
596,800 square feet of industrial
distribulion space.
The Koll Co. purchased the land
from Sierra Gateway Development
Inc. of Tulsa. Okla. for S4.8 m11l1on.
:thc.Koll_Co haulans to build th ree
andustnal bu1ld1ngs rifiiing an 11c
from 80.000 square feet to 260.000
square feet . The property 1s located at
the comer of Business Drive and
Airport Dnvc
Developed by Rcalvest Jnc of
Tulsa. Okla. Sierra Galcwa) as a 200-
acrc. master-pla nned busaness park
• • • In a transacuon valued at $3 m1 1l1on. Llncol.a Properties of Irvine
has purchased 17.6 acres of land
within Sierra Galeway Com merce
Center.
Lincoln Properties has plans to
build fo ur andustnal build1n~ total-
ang 385.000squarc feet that will range
in size from 52.000 square ftet to
167.500 square feet.
• • • In a transaction valued at S l .S
million, Private Healthcare Systems
Ltd. of Lexi!'l&t~.n Mass. will OCCUJ>)'
more than 17.000square feet ofoffioe
space at TM Atrl•m in lr\l'ine, where
1t will house it.sf'tgJonaJ headquarters.
PHCS, one of the country's laf'IMI
managed healthcare orp011at1ons,
will mainta.inastaffoflOOat th1.ss11c.
The finn signed a fivc·ycar, 11·
month lease at the butJdtna.
Money market mutual funds'
assets ·increased s 1 . 2 billion
WASHINGTON -Assets of the nation's 4.S8 money market mu&uaJ
funds 11)(1Uttd ·Sl.2 billion to S29S.24 biltion for the week eDded
March 8, the Investment Company
lnslllute rcporu. The 138 1nsututional funds de·
crated Sl9.6 million lo S72.69
billion: the 226 ltliet9l ,u~ funds decaeiled $19.J miNOn lO l9S.t4
billioa;ind tkM ~funds ma 1cd s 1. 26 WliOri '° s 121. • 1 bi1lioll.
Sbon-4mn inwrat mes wma up
1nolbet nOCda lut week ICt~
..sdilioml mmey. 11id • or. ' °"'9f', Yiu ~· and due< miit 11lDl.ituk". lroller·
dealer funds benefited m~ from this inflow. They t~tt tMif'
ad\'a.nces and more than 1«ounled
for the ovcrall 1ncrcur 1n at.Rts ohll
money market f uiwb. The 1n1citute rcPort• lht u~ts of
mo"ey market fundJ to the Federal
ReterVe Bolrd cM"h W~nridjy and
makts &his da.. available to the
public on a Wttkly be•••· Tht 1nsutuac a.Ito rq>orts monthly on three bfoed
ca&elOf"ics~ ( I ) tbon·tmn funds
whkli incluck hmncd maturity mu· necip.i bond funds. (lJ money ma.Ut fttllds. and ()) all ftlnds OCkr than
thorMnm fundl -Mii a ICOCk,
IMOIM. corponac bone) end munki·
pal bOnd funds
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··Tbt besuwimmen riah1 now on miDl an 19S3. just 6d'ore sbe wu
the Newport 8each Ma1ttn Swim manied. :r eat are lbe two that came beek with Dixon swam with htr three cbtl·
ttveD medals ~wetn tbtm &om the dttn butntvercompemively. ln 1980
World swim meet in Brisba•. AuSI she bepn swimming'm0tt seriously tralia. TR Johnson and K.aUiy in order to relax, The aquatics pec)plc
Dix0t1, .. •boelted their coach Omnit at tbe Newport Beach Tednis Oub
SltuDinW, lddina. ··1 knew they e~uf111,ed htr to enter i.bF Seruor would dO well, but dad not kl'ow they Olympia, a 1wim...compct11ion ror
would do that well." ' people over S~. The next competition
··nen.njs enc~urqed me tQ bqin she entered wu lht Hawaaian relays. com~tmve 1~1mm1n1 ~ mak~na 1t ~he found h.~lf ~mprovina a11 the souDd so exauna and 1nlettSuna." time, and cnj0ym1 ll more arid more. ex~ned JohntOll, a swimmer in tho "When I 11.atted hick swimming I 65-69 year old mens qt croup. tboulht I was 10od. but I found out Johnson bqan compc1itive ,wim-my style was old-fashioned and I hid m1~ only 2Yi yearsaao. after he over to cbaqt. Coach1n1 has made the
sl.r'Clie4 a muscle tn h11 tea so that he d1fftrencc. When I was youna; tht c:oWd not ND any lons,er. After brcutstroke was the only one that competifta 1n 26 ma~thons, he airls did. Ocbnis actuall) taught me
decicled to stop runnina and st.an •bow to do the butterfly. which is now
swimmina. my fastest stroke,"uplaincd OJxon ,
.. Swimmina 1s a lot easier on the Dixon has placed in the Top 10 in
body from the stress and shock ~1nl the nation for shon course bunerfl).
of v.ew," explained Johnson. 'It 1s "I squeaked in at No. 10," says
the onJy 1J>O!t where SO-and 90-)cat· Dixon proudly. oldl)t9plcsullcompclc.Sw1mm1n1is She swims butterfly, breaststroke.
good for the Iona haul." and individual medley dunna swim
Johnson started swimm1na· 1n his meets. Sbe hkes to enter the ft&!Onal
teens al the YMCA in Sioux Falls, and nauonal competitions, u~ually
S.D. Dunna tus naval career he plac1ng 1n the top 10.
served fo~r _years as a "froaman" in Du~ng the World Masters Swim
tbe Navy s SEAL Unit Aflcr tttinng Meet in Austraha, Dixon placed 1n
as a captain, he bepn swimmang at ... the Top JO for her age group for four
the YMCA in Ncwpon Beach an of the six events she entered.
SeP.tember 1986. "There was good, strong compcti·
'When I beon swimmma with lion al that very large swim meet,"
Dennis it was sfow. I was pr:act1cally explained Dixon. aoing sidewa)'s," recalled Johnson. There arc two a peels to Masters
Then, six months later Johnson swimming. One unique to the NB
entered lus first competitive meet at Masters team 1s the social a pect. The
the Shon Course Re&1onal Ch3m-team has barbecues, pot lucks, and pion.ships in Industry Halls The Chnstmas panics. alons Wllh reaular
second com_pct1t1on he entered was meetings. The other 1s bcina around
the Long Course Meters Regional . people with the same interests to
Charnp1onshJPJ at the Uru vers1ty cf share a v.orkoUJ. with. and to tay in
Southern Cahfomta. He completed shape with. the "I'm an Animal" events of 1500, "Masters sv.1mmmg 1s synerg) an 800and 400 meter freest) le. 40 meter action, the sum of the wh61c 1s 11catcr
indJV1dual medic). and 20 meter than the sum of the parts. People on
butterfly. the team help each other." kuptnsk1
Now, Johnson swims 1nd1v1dual relate . medleys. bunerfl)-, breaststroke and The people on the club roster are
backstrokec' en ts. Usu.ally tn a swim not required to com~te, or even
meet he will swim fi ve or six events work out.0Tthe40pcoplconthcclub
and place an the top three 1n most ot roster, six compete reaularly: six those. more compete m local meets: 18
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Johnson works out six times per ··only" work out w1t11"l he team: and
week; three 1imes a v.cek wtth the NB the rest work out on their own.
Masters Swim Team. and three times The NB Masters team has their
Qer week with the Orange Coast fundraiser swim meet in May. The)
Community College Masters Swim raise money for lock boards, pull·
Team. This 65-69 year old age group buoys, and other Jtems at this meet.
swimmer swims appro·<amatcly The}' ha\e regular coached v.orkouts
12.000 yards a week on Wednesda) e'enmgs from s· 30 to In Australia 13st fall. dunng the 6·30p.m.andSaturda)sand unda)S ...,.._,.._ .... .._
World Masters v.1m Meet. compel-from 9 to 10 3.m at the Ncwpon Abo 1ng wtth lbe best swimmen an the Beach Tennis Club (N BT() in Nev.-ve, TR Johnson •nd K•thleen Dixon p•us• •ft•r their flower leftf practkes her· speclatty -th• we .. btlolle;
v.orld Johnson placed 1n the Top 10 pon Beach. ··The NBTC 1s 'e"}. d•lfy workoi.lt •t the Newport •••ch Tennll' Club. Dixon Johnson works to keep hl1 state1INt for dlsUnce events. 1n~e400mc~r1nd1,1dual mcdl~. sup~n1 ve of the ma~crs ~am.·~~~~~---~-~~~~--~----~---~----~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
and the 200 and 100 meter buucrfl) comments the coach RUFF£LL'S events. .. w1mrncrs ha'c a health)
Skupmski say ofJohnw n. "He has cnthUitasuc outlook for hfe The> 11rc UPHOLSTERY lllC. a lot of d1sc1phne and ded1cat1on usuaJI) younJcr tha n their aic b) n
Johnson ~orksout hard and put\ a 101 20-30 )ears ur~. the' all ha'e their llln Y• .... ~..,.,
ofttme1ntos141mmmg " ache 3nd pa1~s. bu1 1he> arr the ttU MIMl llll .. CIStt•S&-541-llSI
Johnson's wife. Fran. feds ··s~im· heahh1er for 11 ming 1s a good idea I v.as so ilad he ,--------------r =========-------i
stopped runn 1na. ·· he adds tfia1 she
now tne to recrull nt'1&hbors to bcgi n
swimming. ha' 1ng S«n 1he bt'nefi t'i
of the spon.
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DAILY PILOT/ Monday, Mwch 13, 1989
Downeyprqvides only spark in 1Chances re'-
ly SOHN ANDIRUN
~--.... pllant to ever have made a play for her. All these years
he's been content to be herconfldante and surropte dad
Glamorous Washinaton DC widow Corinne Jeffries
(Cybill Shepherd) tw been in moumin& for a quanerof a
century. Sbe'1 never aonen over the trauma of seeina
Louie (Christopher McDonald), her smashinaJy hand-
some husband of one year, run down before her eyes by a
spccdina car.
The two WC(C wild about one another, so much so
that the drop-dead aoraeous Corinne never has so much
as 1<me out on a date with another man in all the intervenin& ycan. She keeps Louie's memory alive by
keepina bis picture pasted in the rcfriaerator. Each na&ht
ahe plaees has favorite candy in front of his port rail on the
nia)it stand.
w~~~ . Obviously, this picture is a fantasy.
Given tbas tetup -and it takes "Chances Arc" a
Jood Iona time to act its plot set up -it seems as thou&]\
It would take divine intervention to ,et Corinne out her
celibate rut. Comina n&ht up: one reincarnation.
In a scene that looks to have been cribbed directlr,
from the Warren Beatty versaon of "Heaven Can Wait, •
Louie finds himself 1n heaven, belhed in a fuzzy aJow1 up
to his shins in billowina clouds of dry ice and demanain1
that the celcsuaJ bureaucracy return him to life and loved
one, pronto. (With Wmiam Fraker, "Heaven's"
cinematographer, also ahootina this movie, the re-·
semblance is perhaps not entirely coincidental.) She's devoted her life to raising her daughter,
Miranda (Mary Stuart Masterson), born after Louie's
death, and to her carter as a curator at the Smithsonian
Institution. The only man in her life is her husband's best •
friend, Philip Train (Ryan O'Neal). He's a whiz-bang Washington Post rcponer who's carried a torch for
Corino~ since before she was married but is much too
Just as Warren was informed"that his body was in no
shape, to return to Earth, so'l.ouie learns that his former
corporeal self is "~m sauce" spread all over one of
D.C 's busier boulevards. lfhe wants to return, he'll have
to come back as somebody else. He'll have to come back as Robe-rt Downey Jr.
O'Connor 'fine' after surgery . .
ATLANTA (AP) -Carroll
O'Connor, who played the irascible
Archie Bunker on television's "All in
the Family;" had coron~ bypass
surgery Saturda~ at Atlanta s Emory
Unaversity HostJpal.
O'Connort 64, was doing fin e afier
five hours o cardiac bypass surgery,
in which doctors performed six grafts
to repair damage around bis heart,
said hospital spokeswoman Judy
Smith.
He was scheduled to remain in
Emory's cardiovascular intensive
care unit for two or three days, then
move to a standard hospital room for another week or so of recovery, Ms.
Smith said.
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"The doctors say his cardiac func-
tion is good. He's doina well," she
said.
O'Connor's Sl.HJery was ordered
Friday after a physical exarT\.ination at
Emory indfoatcd the need for cor-
onary !lrtery bypass. according to bis pubhc1st, Maggie Begley.
An angiogram test was performed
because of a "{>Osrnve stress test" on O'Connor dunng a routine physical
examination by his physician in
nearby Covington, where the actor
was filming. Ms. Smith said.
O'Connor, who now stars as Police
Cttief Bill.G11lesp1e on NBC's .. In the
Heat of the NiiJit," was accompanied
to the hospital by his wife, Nancy.
David Gerber, chairman of MGM·
UA Telev.isio~ the show's producers,
said studio omcials would meet t.his
weekend to determine what effect the
star's hospitalization might have on
the show's schedule.
Gerber said, however. that pro-
duction of the show was procccdina
as usual. He said 18 of the planned 22 episode~ already had been completed.
O'Conn or is best known for his
portrayal of Archie Bunker, an
outspoken. bigoted Queens, N. Y ..
famil y man, on the trailblazing com·
ed y "All 1n the Family." The show
bejan on CBS in January 1971.
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f11111ly Judcn L.ljll J.mtny Snits)
M Ill• Lord hlrles h!My TIH Oino
To4
Or rawr, he comes beck aa a newly minted
journalism arad pla)'Cd by Downey who's come to
Walhinaton io break into journalism. At the Washinaton Post.
rai1etbetemperatureof .. <."bance1Are"abovclubwvm
Granted llaiJ is a verv daft'etenl IOr1 of ICfCeft l'OIDUOI than ••O:,.y Duciol:A Stilt, a little "DO" musk IO°""'
the creamy pbolO&raDby 'and tile ultrablaDd pet•
formances of mo&f ol the cast would have btlped
"C'balK'n An" immen1ety. As I said: a fantasy:
He has no recollection of his former Life. He m~ts
Miranda. Thcy.'rc attracted to one another. Then he
meets her mot.h'cr. Realaution dawns with a seismicjolt.
The mother oC has &irlfticnd is ~is widow. And his
girlfnend is his daupter. •
With the exception of Downey1 e~ooe in
"Chances · Ate" aives a homc11Cnized oerformucc.
Sheoherd, lookina 1CrUbbed ana neutrally lovely, is
unable to convjncanaJy resister ~ lhock, joy, and
A very complicated fanwy.
The problem now 1sho\\ to convince his wife that be
is who he is while kcepana her from A) &eakina out, 8)
cal Lina the cops, C> callina the straitjacket squad or 0) all
oftt1e above. He also has to fiaurc out how to fend oft the
advances of the amorous Miranda. And how to break the
news to old-buddy Philip.
· emotional confusion ~ou·d expect frOm someone an IUCb an utonishtna siet of af'C\lm11ances. O'Neal plays his role with bis usual fixed nctus. and Mutenon 1s pttttily
vacant.
Only Downey seems immune to the bhsseck>ut apeU
everyone elte teems iobe·()ptt'ltina under. He naviaates
amona the arnprobebiJitiet stte'#n in his padi by
screenwritcn Perry and Randy Howze (tbe sisier lam
that wrote the equally bland "Mystic Pi.na").witb sun·
footedness and wade-eyed . caaerneu. 8oundletaly
eneraeticand also shyly sexy, he's the straw that stin this ·
Jepid drink. the fizz that prevents "Chances Arc" from
t>eina a fizzle.
Very, very oomplica~d. And, unfortunatcJ • airly lifelen. •
Director Emile A~o ino, who found several ways to put sizzle into "Dirty Dancana" (bot music, hot dance
numbers. hot Patnck Swayze), is at a loss as to how to
He's back
Chevy Ch••• returns to the screen ••
lconocl•stlc reporter •nd m•st•r of dis·
gut•• I. M. Pletcher In th• soon-to-be
rel••••d ••l'letch UVe1/· which wlll also
feature Julianne l'hffflp1, It. L•• •nwey,
Richard Ubertini •nd Cl••von Uttle.
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Laguna Beach
I UI l ~~HI \I
liquor sales tax
due .for increase
by the legislature
When California's votcn approv~ a hefty hike in the
taxes on ciprcttct wt year, they 5Ct in motion an assault on
sin taxes. ~
Backers of the tObacco ~oducts tax initiative suspected
they would have an intense fight on their bands when they
staned ptherina ~turcs to get their measure on the state
ballot. They •ere nah,t because the tobacco industry fought •
the initiative with every resource 11 could muster.
In the end, the amount of money spent to crush the
initiative d1dn't make much difference because the in·
itiative•s backers had a pow~rful tool that the tobacco
industry's mon~ and political consultants could no t
overcome -a strong anti-moking trend and und1sputable
research that hnke<l mok1ng to medical costs that soc1et} as a
whole had to pay. They abo defused their opposition by
broadening the base of the tax incttasc's beneficianc .
Hospitals and doctors benefited from the increase. Parh and
recreation ~rojccts were guaranteed some of the new taxes and
part of the "'oney wi.ct aside in an unearmarkcd account for
the l.egislatu~ to-, • Even research on smoking-related
diseases got a httle b1 of the new tax.
Despite the intensity of the campaign, the tobacco
products tax increase was a relatively easy measure to get past
the voters and allracted the attcntidn of individuals and gr~~ps laying ·the groundwork for future tax-increase '
mtt1auvcs.
Assemblyman Lloyd Connelly . D-'acramcnto. has
grabbed the post pos1t1on for 'he ofT-)'car elections with talk
about a tipplers tax.
The object ofth1s s1n-tu increase. as ats name implies. 1s
the ILquor ·industry. Connell) alread y ha~ ome trong
campa1~ing points m his favor.
California's tax on beer and wmc as among the lowc t 1n
_ the n~tio11. and the cost to wc1cty tmix>Kd by..ako.holabu ct
1grcat.
Proponents of a whoppti;>g tax increase ori alcohol sale~
won't have much trouble sh6wang the need to le v)' hca" 1cr
taxes on liquor and liquors.ales to pick up 5ome of the co ts to
society that alcohol abuses cause. and if they spread the
mone y around like th e tobacco ta'< increase folks did. they too
can defuse their oppo Ilion. Despite the tos1c of such a tax increase. there 1s a problem
voters should consider before adding their names to a petition
to get such a measure on the ballot.
Government b) initiative is a tncky am] dangcrou wa)
to write law. Campaign s for inttiat1ves. regardless of ho"
noble the cause. arc frequently deceptive and the m1ttatl\CS
themsclvc tend to be loaded wlth points that ha'6e to be
· stnightcned oul b> the Judtetal branch-of g0-vcmmcnt rat h~·r
than the legi lati ve branch. Thas proce s ultimately 1ncrca\c~
public debt b)' dumping lcg1 lat1ve matters on cro"'dcd
dockets.
T he ad,antage ot tax ancreascs b) 1nit1at1"c 1s b)passing
the legJslaturc and the lop 1dcd powcrenJO)Cd in the halls ot
go,ernmcnt by wealthy lobb) group ""
If the time has come. and \\C agree that 1t has. to ancn:a~
the tait on hquor ~les. the Lcg1 latt.tre. not the voters. ~hould
take the an1tuu1v e. Mone) generated h) the increase should oc
used to fight the problem of alcohol abuse and balance 1t\ co\t
to society. not for park~. recreation or other uses that generate
a broader poltt1u1I power base lo get a ta '<·IDlrcasc la'" pa~t th1..·
voters.
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Cotta Mese 92828
Hirohito's funeral
few •\ mcncan would haH blamed George Bu~h hJd he
chosen lo kip Emperor Hirohito' funeral. ... The pn!Sllknt
had personal reasons not to honor H 1roh1to's memory
like millions of other Amencan he was dra"''n
unwilling!)' into World War I las a re ult of Japan's attack on
Pearl Harbor. While ~r"ing as a naval aviator. he wa hot
down by the JaJ)3nc over the Pacific Ocenn m I 944. H1stonan today d1~putc Hirohito's role 1n the Japane..e
aggtt ion of that era. But there's no qucst1Qn the emperor at
lea t reluctantly endorsed Jap3n'~ dcc1s1on to wage war
nga m t the nitcd tale~ and other Pal Ifie powc~. . By attendinj lhc funeral , Bu h made 11 clear that what
happened in lhc Pa 1ftc nearly a half-centu ry ago no longer
has any bcanns on men ·s rclat1onsh1p with Japan . .\nd
that ~latton hip -dcspllc all the grumbling about trade
balances -1 one of fncnd hip ....
World War II ts h• tory. menca's futu~ i~ now in~parnble from J:ap:rn' . Noahang could demon tratc tho.,.c
realauc better l.han ucorgc Bu h's prc\encc rn 1 ok)o.
ftr Mor8blf N~•• Tr/bunt, Tac-oma, W•lb.
Legislature's cost
Du }OU think cffic1cnq an the (.'aliforn1a Sen cc ha
tnplcd 1nce i 9 O? Probabl) not nof c:"cn b> the w1ldc~t
figment of )Our 1magmat1on Even so, lhce'Cpcn of running chat august body 10 19 7
wa abOutthrec lime thee<> tof 1980. he e.ittra money itco t
us didn't solve the in uranc.:c problems or tran portatmn
problem but cost us it did Eich state senator cost the la\p )Cr more than mil hon
buck indudin& hi lary. tra,cl, staff C'Cpcn and all
opcraaionaJ c'Cpcnse~ of the offil'<'.
What it boils down 10 isthat ~c·ri not a tt ina much ~na
for the bUck in the tatc senate. The buds arc bis.. but the ~
btnp are hardly more than poP1uns. What about in urant:c'!
What about tatcv.ic.k transportation'! What about the rc4it of
the slate's pi"obkm •h•~h have dogcd u for w lpng'!
How much ck> WC have lo pend to set the aniwcr '!
$1dl~ 0.111 etrJ
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~-· salary raise
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~ush, Corigress flirting
With the Carter legacy
The dreaded malaise bug is back
W Stt1 NC1 roN ( P> -I hcrt'0 !>
wmc son of malai~ ~mg ,;a~nd
JUSl now although C\.Cr}bod) dcn1c<o having rnught 11 11·., a n:ast)' political
bug. contagious and pcr..1<itcnt
lt rtached cp1dcm1~ tcvels two
dm1n1 trauon ago. and PrcsJdent
Bu h doc:!ln't want tha1 to happen
again. He 1ns1<ol\ he doc<on 't ha\c c\ en
a tratc ·and fccl'i fine abou1 the wu)
thing,'i arc gmng at 1hc Wh1t1..· Hou!>r
rhc House ha'i bct·n meeting onh
mumcntartl)' ~ 11 ha\n't tx·cn
dwgrwscd Rut the dcbalc OH 'r John(, T O\\Cr
lcfi the Senatc QUCil!>)' or worse
By d1ct1ona') dctin1t1on. mala1..c 1-.
an unfocused fcchn~ of uncas1nc\s or
d1sromfon Poht1t:rty-:Ttmct111s dr1t
.the l1nd of crm!> in rnntidcncc J1mm)
C artcr described from the Wh11t:
I louse a dcc:ade ago f hat l:llmc l\I tx·
called the .. mala1!>C spc~x h" Jnd 11
plagued him tor the r~t of ha~ onc·
term pre 1denc~
Bush rt"Sl\l'i the w mpanw n' ht ">
cntlc<o arc mak.mg. \J)tng thJI ht'i
adm1n1'ilntt1on 1~ on trad. "11' not
adnft and there 1 n't mala1<ie ..
" I "ould \1mpl)' rc'ilst thC'damor
that nothing 'IC'em'i 10 ~· buN>hn~
around. 1hat nothing is happening.·
the prcc;1dcnt -..mt .. \ lot 1!1 happen-
ing. not all ol 11 good. but a lot .,
happening ·
Noncthde\s. there 1\ a latc-wintl·r
feclt ng ot unca'lC nround (he ( ap1t.1I.
ao, unfocused a' arc the earl) dfo1,.,10
d~al with compelhna niluonal proll-
lcmi undcrntw lcii.dcrsh1p
So for. 1herc has Ileen a lor of t:t1k
ahout "hat\ going to be <lone. hut
\cry h 11 lc ha!I h.:appenc..«J. rhc maJOr lkt:l\100\ ( On(lrt.~~'i ha
made hJ\e hl-c n neg.111\e -lor
·example the S45.SOO-a-\cJr p.l\ 1,11\t
C ongte\ didn't dare tu :tlcpt '11 "" ....
\.Ole..'<! down b) thc tiou\C aflC'r hif.h·
dcc1bcl debate . nd ( ongtc<os remain\
'i1lent on the \Ull,1.in11,e companwn
Superintendent 's
authority should
be spread around
f o the Fd1tor
c;upcnn1cndt·n1 John N1rolf' de·
u -.1dn 10 bJn &a> spca kc" v1s111ng Mr
M anno''! p yl holou· cla has ra1~
a furor among the parent$ and
tudcnts of the Ncwpon-Mcsa Uni-
fied School Dtslnu However, 1f
the~ pt-oplc would look at th1i.
inctdcnt from a bmndcr perspective
the\' would !iCt' that th1!> lS uc 1 not
the problem. 1\ 1s mel'C'ly a symptom w c should relearn what our found-
ing father\ realized ~ well. und 1n~11tute a 111h1cr S) tcm of chcck'I
and halan <' 1010 the leadership of
our \Chool ) tcm
Pert ormance over Tower
nomination utter hypocrisy
\\ he1hcr Y.C hkc 1t or nut ooc man
,., nc\N infallible Must of tht> attack"
on '-it<olr' dcc1 ion lif.erc artiKU -on
"'..tlc)ll h1m~lf J)C'OplcJo not seem 10
fl'3h1c that t'"cn thc most con1petent lc.adc~ arc sull "ulncrabk to m1~
1ak.1..·s
When bad dcc1 ion arc kft un·
checked how-ever. re3I problems ansc fhe ban on p ) <opcak.crs 1i. JU t
one c11amplc Were N1roU's power 1n
the h· nJ of \C\.enil ~ 1n t~ of
1u1,1 ollc dcu,.1on hkc this one would
ne"cr tc:1"c the drawing board. ThefC'
"-OOld hc no hoopla. no pubhc outcn
and nu l'Omprom1~ in -.tudents·
t'th1ca11on-. 8\ g1vm1 the power of the
sup1:nntendcnt to mol'C' than one
ixrwn "c would grcatl) reduct tht"
lh<anu · nt un'4a1T1nt.c\t d 1 ions. or
dc"1'1on., 1nflucnccd by outspoken
m1nnnt1c~
What runklc . fin 111). '' the utll'•
h) JXK'fl'I) of th~pcrtormancc m er John 1 o"cr. thr nu) talc that 11 w-,1\ a
d1 intcrc<otc..'d 1n uir) into 1 ow1..·r·,
qu:ahftca11on\ to \Cr\.c .t'i Jcfcn!I<'
'ICCrctat) •\nd ah 1ow-cnna liaurc in
lhe h)J>Ot:rtl•~al .1.t w-a' \otm Nunn f rl) 1n the Je~te. 'en Phil
Gramm got up on the 0001 and \.UJ
he~• hcd to re d ..omcthing I IC' ~ad
from • public: ~iatcmcnt made about John 1 oY.er 1n 19 4 :iOer he .an ·
nounctd that he "oulo . not ~
t' ntpa1gn1n for n:-cla:t1on I\ \CnJ· tor. He had M:nt.-d a cha1rm n 0(11\c
natc rmcd rvice Committee
and 'I 11 the t' -with all chairmen of
cona~ 1t>nal comm1ttC'C',. h1i. "or .... --as clMCly 00\Cf'cd b)' h1 col
le aut . The ~temcnt rt d b) ' n
Gramm likened John To...,er 10 the
1ur rs bornh , the n\tn \Un and the
full moon. ft remarked on ht'I art•l "n' to his t'<>untry H cha1rmJn of the
<'tunmi ucc and " a tcnator~ and
r'prt J the ho~ that 1n the tuturt
ht .,oukl not den the country h1\
1nvalwib&C ~·en It was S"1JMd,
Sam Nunn.
• nd, ~arc k'd to bcl1cH, ~\KSJ n-
ly. thanltt 10 chc FBI. Sim N unn da O\ettd <kmon Nm 1n , ,,,_-cr"s
bec~ound. If. •h1k ~"'~at ht\ ~•de 1n 1hc Stnalc and 1n the comminee room fOr 14 )~B he
didn't \now that John To•cr roukl
and did we a dnnk, ~n either m
•unn WH bihnd or the he hid rtatun
to d1wn1 T awtt's dnntana u trTt'le·
vant to h11 ~nee Of'h1 dut
M:Mildenlj M aileowet tMI tht
Fii k.awslOIM'bodtorlllMM·~
Who MW ttta Jou ""' -*t ibe ialllc'la. Nolte. •• ~ w 1ttn him Undef lk itthela iwWe ""°'"''"' olfk'ial elute: Md. "' an:r n'ftK, lhr -'* q t llOn bimlmt
Ii
moul wlw n ht· 111.u.k h1~ publtl pledge
to &•'~· up dri n..,in& alt ether, 1f
l onfirmnl
Hut th\'n tlw 1r.ad 11,1I ,\\<,(•mhl) uf
th\' grand h)pocr1t11;al rnhlcau \\hat
do )OU lno~ r \\'I) IX'mocn.1111..
mcmllcr of 1h,· ~·nJtc l0111m1lll'C t\
tern hi} illraul ol the clh."(t u(hootC' on
John T o\\e1. "h1lc ('\ l:'r\· Rc."puhlu.. n
mcmtx'r OI th~ ~n te ~ummttlCC: I\
un.tlr:ud of 11 Thi 1 rcall) quite
e\traordinar; -~memhcr. thl\ 1 a flK t \\ h.u he didn't ..U\ then v. \ \\'h}
non-par11 n QUC\ttun: ob«ly ht \Olci) tor I o"cr. wh1 h "a'
doubl tit<' QU lifil tmn-. ul J hn b«:rno;c I owrr. ll ~<"Dr:\ o \Ot1..'\l
Tower to 11:t \ \C(fCl ry ot d f\:n inM ccMun: fo1 (. hm' father. \en ~"e for that one point. t fov. t'i ll th t 1 om l>odd. and ( hm w .. ttp.l) 1n a
The fact that thedcc1\1on to ban p~
<opcalcrs C\C'r ".u made 1 evtdcncc
that the otlkc uf the upcnntcndcnt
cnduv.<o too mu(h power to one
pcr-.on The ,,.,1cm not t~ man. '
tn.11' 11 fauh .. l).\M C RK
Ml E ft NN
llM PK .. RT
rona dcl Mar
'1'00\l I' 111,IOH\
on th committee. 11 tlfmocnt family ckbt· Uo d Bcnt\Cn 1J that were afraid of the P<J'i'>lblc efTl"\l\ of ;a tcw i.cnator knew John Tov.cr I \
dnnlin ha~tt on 1hc sec~~') of intimate!) a\ hr did and th t he rc;i ll y
dckn • while nine Rcpuhln:an were did not foci that there wao. an either ind1ITcrtnt to the que,t1on or ,11nir., nt n\l 1n ~nd1na John lo 1hc act•' I h<ni1k to an) w t1nn t~t Pcnta1on. hat he m-ram to 51)' wa<t
1t wa a factor y;orth p: u ina O\.t r'! I that John 1 ov.cr 1 from Tc\a and 100.y '' Monday. March 13. the
mean 1 the fear of aleoh I a l.lo)'d Bent n 11 ln>m TC\a and 72nd day ort q39, There an 293 da)
d1 Unttl\C dutrac.lCrt\llC of thc John Tov.cr. ancr ft'lt'hlna the Sen-lcf\ 1n lb(' )(Ir,
l>tm<Kn1t1t ran) :'(i1vcn that 1l.'*• a ·ate. never•~• an dcttiori. and 4o>d ,. IT O\la) 's ft1ihli&ht in hastorr,. •
non-parta n 1 WC'. 11 " a<i 1f It a BcntStn didn't want To~r fan 1n On Mardi IJ. l8Sl. a tamah.,
roultttt.•httl one had comt up •.1th Te11a~JJvinahim bril f4 nh<.' nc.'t fc S)m~t of the 9 m\N • taen ... Uadc
I l itlliabt r&I fot&o.cd b n11'1C )Cars bccau~ of his 9 ielhiatton b • Sam. ma« hi\ debut u a canoon
\lrait,ht lilM:l , fhcodJupmst that the mob chua tfr 1n the Ne York
happc1un11rc l7foJlo•Wb)"1too1ul It p~lls that arov.n men i houk1 "l.antrm ..
(IO(hcr°") to one. triffic "Ith the quc taoa of nU<;kaf Oft thlt date:
\nd •ht'n ll •ent 10 the 0 r ll wa\ lp()l..al)J)'t for arubb) htlk-puht1ul In J ... h. ~~ ~IMU ·Lo.-..
tht" 11tmc Lh1na. ..... 1th \h c'<ccpt10n\ enJs. h bcconi"' ckat. 1n JUCh adopt"' t n>...,"'""' 1~ a.-
-tllrO of ah1cb • rt' CV f"\el ) moments ti "C "itntitN O\Cf the tit~ . • t'~· l ht reaton hf'I k)Ohcr pa t 12 da) , lhal JU t about the onl) In l .. 2S. • aaw M"nt into c&d •ft l>odd of onncc11Cut "otC'J foi John uttcrl n:habk ,cneraht> 11' pohtacu f tnnnttt proeubiuns llac ttaduaaor
t O'W'f ,_...,of count, not rMnUo~ that )OU c.an nc~cr. ne'rl count un t-woh..uon
by _.Stft. Dodd uutiaUy. He filMd thuu\ccntyufa poht;c .. n-"eo tie 1 In 19\J. blak11D the Ua11ed5U1C!
aboutb'1rcnontov0ttfdtJWn&hlt spea.k1na out oft 1 conuovenial ~~ ~ ~b WWld 1MM na dM,... ol a."*'; quatec». Thctt 1R ....... ., Mil :""-~.::1
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Or1nge COMt DAILY PILOT/ Monday, Marci'l 13, 1980
TreDd-set:ting Cuisine Fantas.Y bigger, better
ly KABN M. mo
.,.. .... c:.i .........
When an event has bttn tunnina
·tar a number of years, ls has Cudiae
Fanta1y, sponsored by the Irvine
Philharmonic and Las Canc1ones
Committees of the Oranae Count)'.
Ptulharmooic Society, a number of
trends begin to emerge.
One is an incttasc in attendance.
The event, now in its sixth )'car,
boasted a sell--out crowd of SJO.plus
an Jewel Coun at South C'oast Plaza.
Second is an increase an panic1-
pat1on, .as committee chain Mild
TN&I and Muy LMlse Smida were
proud to announce that more than 30
restaurants and wineries offered food
&l\d beverages for the affair.
,
Third, and interestingly enou&h,
those repeat attendees know how to
''do" the party. Lines were backed up
nt the escalators before the 7:30 p.m.
opening with guests who had starved
themselves in anticipation of the
event and wanted to make ccnain
they we re able to sample everylhina.. rktl Volllller wldt Anfll• a nd :John Zarate.
l ... 'I. HOl D
~Ex-girlfriend
·unleash~s fury
11«•H«•sc ·••1•1 .
ly SYDNEY O MARR
Monday, Mareb 13
ARIES (Mnrch 21-April 19):
Financial transaction is concluded.
Law 1s on your Mde. Emphasis on
un ique relat1onsh1p. tnps and visits,
A British bride sued her groom's coming to terms with relative. Loan
former girlfriend. Cha'rged assault. officer complies with your wishes.
According to the bndc's petition. the Capricorn '""olved. I
woman showed up at the wedding. • ........... ~ ...... .-........ x....-.----~-'-Apr~~ ~~~\~~:~~" ~~e ~~~~~~,~~~~~here tam hint fro m Anes message. What ~ac er ~~ a\-atlablc for addmomrl she belted the bnde to the pa' ement appeared to be an obstacle is trans-lessons Secret transaction comes
with fistfuls of high-velocity nee. formed into steppingstone. Em phasis to light.
on ~aymcn ts, collections. abilit} to LEO (Jul~ :!J-Aug. 22): Almost 1n a
Q. What's a yakow? -Cross pus a.side red tape. Relationship Y.lll Oash circumstances swing in }our
between and yak and a cow. uch intenstfv. favor. MaJOr wish 1s fulfilled. You'll
there be. . GEMINI (May 21-June 20): Moon win fnend.s and influence important
in your sign emphas izes personality. people. pot light on populam>.
charisma, sex appeal. Previous hmi-social acm lt '.r. romance. Gem1n1is 1n
tations are removed You will make picture
You're most alert when your body
temperature is at its daily highest. So
you re least inclined then 10 make
mistakes. Experts say that. A client.
who believes it, wntcs: '"I set aside a
special time to pay bills. balance
checkbooks. figure taxes. read con-
tracts .. calculate interest. plan invest-
ments -every moming nght after
my. hot shower."
fresh sta11. Foc us also on romance. VIRGO (..\ug 23-Scpt. 21): Man) ot
st} le, creatn·ll). Leo figures prom1· }'Our "best qua hues·· surge to forc-
nently. front. Sce nario features production.
CANCER (June 21 -J ul) 22): Fam-promotion. better display for prod-
ily "tug--of-war" takes place behind uct. ~oc;p10. Aquarius 1nd1v1duals
scenes. Trust )Our own counsel. could t)clome val uable alhc$. Bus1-
Follow through on hunch . Former ncss offer valid.
'Ett S.'1:\" t:ns
Scents of garlic predomina1cd as
supporters who paid $40 per person
for the bargain poured downstairs to
sample the wares of restaurants such
as John Dominis, Five Feet, Gandhi.
Gemmell's, Brandon's, Forty Car-
rots, Morell's and J.W.'~. Pasta
seemed to be the entree of the evening
with at least six of the restaurants
off era ng their idea of great
carbohydrate dishes.
But certainly. noshes other than
pasta prevailed as more than most
anyo ne could e ver cat was offered,
including sushi from Koto. hangha1
and orange chicken from Newpon
Mandarin, Mesquite-scared ah1 from
Parker's Seafood Gnll, a~lled
tenderloin of beef from P,....,-.:.... to
name only a fe"'.
"I'm 1npain1" said Eve Henderson
of the OC Ph1lharmon1c Soc1et) as rn, left the-e¥ent explai m~ ~hat-to
sa) she was full "'as "an under-
~tatement."'
Full ornot\ PllyUl18cbferand Joy
Owns ("ho na\.t.been commg to the
event for six years) had to sample the
dcsscns and enjo}ed the rich choc-
olates fro m Azhmere Chocolaticrc
and sorbet from Lusan Sorbay.
The theme was "Beat the drums for
OCPS! Beat the drum for mu 1c1"
which, according to co-chair Tonai,
wasamvcd at during a bramstorming
of the committee. ··w e wa nted to
theme it around a musical instrument
... somethina v.1 could use m the
centerp1eccs and the decor ... and we
came up with the drum and 1t cvolvffi
from there."
Table centerpieces consisted of
white and royal blue drums. tied wi th balloons and filled with an assort-
ment of good1e • from breads to
candies -so filled that the) were
d1fficu1t 1amornrtm1 theta~
In add111on 10 eat ing. dancmg (to
LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22): AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. I IS).
Emphasis on communacauon, travel. You'll be compli mented as ··qu1clc
abili ty to disseminate pertinent in for-stud)." Member of opposite sc:< will
mation. Member of opposite sex -declare, "You are a natural actor!"
wants you t~ succeed. will prove 11. pothlht on creat1v11y, discover) S~ort tnp 1n .. olves close relative specur3t1on. scnsuaht) Anes pla~.,
Virgo represented. d) nam1c role.
, PISCES(Feb 19-March 20) )'ou·11 SCORPIO (Oct 23-Nov .I) meet ind1,1dua l knowlcdgcabk
( hance meeting renews acquaint-about propen~. land. real e<itate. 11
a:;K. could ~lso 1sn 11~ par~ of could be case of ""IO!otant harmon' ··
ranee. You ll-kno wbaJ-10 dQ..._ ..\ns-.-.crstocomphcatedquestionsarc
ho-.-. far to proceed. Protect interests made a"ailable Vargo l!o .. en much m and reputation. Act1\1ty also centers picture ·
aroul\d fina ncial claims IF MARCH 13 I YO R BIRTH-
SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dcc. 21 ): DAY you were separated from one or
Legal representative prov1dd mfor· both parents a1 an earl> a~c. Tauru!t,
mat1on, but final dec1s1on rests w1 tl\ Leo. Scorpio persons pla) importa nt
you. Involves special agreement. roles m your life, You arc sc nsttne
partnership. coun appearance. mar· JX)Ch1c1 sub)C t to moods. Recent
nage. Gain indicated by wa11ing al domestic ad1ustment '-'ll'-ncces..al')
least one week. l\lthough )OU often lecl lone!). ~ou
CAPRICORN (Dec 22-Jan 19} also are vel') much lo,ed. Grcatc-r
Someone fro m ~our past 1s back on 'd<'grec of selt-knowled~c occuf'I
scene. Emphasis on employment, 1oward end of March You 11 tra\CI m
basic issues. people who rely upon Ma) Social acm 1t1cs accelerate m
your Judgment. Deadline 1s set for June. October re presents period of
locattng document . Older 1ndtv1d· added rcspon 1b1ht>, promotion and
ual. possibly parent, has answers. fi nancial gain
How much weight did you gain. 1f
any, between the <fay you got ma med
and your 13th "'edding anni versary'>
In th e United States. researchers sa).
23 pounds 1s typical of th e wi fe. 18
pounds of the husband. Woman's voice will count down launch
Q. Do baby bats nurse?
A. They do. If a mother bat could
talk. she'd tell you about 11. no doubt.
Her baby 1s born with a full set of
sharp teeth~
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla. (AP) -
Smee Alan B. Shepard made hi s 15·
minute subo rbital night aboard the
Mercury cap!tulc Freedom 7 10 1961.
coJJ.D.lJ.Di dow n the final seconds to ~====;;;:;;======::;;,launch has been a man's job. 4_><~ O n Monda). Lisa Malone change~ ~w all that. ,
The ,'27-)car-old public affairs AUTO Fal'IO spec1ahst''-'1th N>\SA at the Kenned}
..... Space C'enter wall replace Hugh
Hams as the \01ce of huulc Launch
Control for the hftoffofD1sco vel')-. It .,,... .. ..
llllClllllt Piii , .. ~.
Al IUT-TIC CIRI
wtll be the first time a woman has
served as launch commentator for a
flight carrying astronauts.
Her job wjll be to ~u1dc the nc"'s media and 'he pubhc through the
anxious minutes before the main
engines ignite in a burst of Oame nod
smoke, until the shuttle clears the
launch U>wer and commun1cat1ons
switch to the Johnson pace Center in
Houston.
Her challcl'\&e to exphun what 1s
talons place behind the scene and to
translate the ttth.nical chatter among
launch managers into "something
that an)bod} ca n understand."
Malone 1s quick to contrast the
s1gn1ficnncc of her new role w11 h 1hat
of female astronauts.
"I think what the> 're domg as a lot
mol'I! i rcnd-scmng-and tmponan1
than what a commentator does." .she said. ""because the~ 're actuall) doing
ll tnstcad ofi:eport1ng on wha t's been
done.''
cvenhelc s. Malone ~1d. she h~C'i to think her voice "'ill be an
mspmlllon to )Oung women .
"If that would ihsp1 re somebod) to
go on and achieve "'hat they want 10
li fe," she says. "f tha nk that 1s
fa ntastic "
Malone hns worked for N >\ for
seven years. nsm$ to her po iuon of
space huttlc pc iali't from a colleae
work-study program that taned
while he "'as earning a bachelor's
degree 1n JOUrnahsm from the Uni-
ve rsity of Alabama m Tuscaloosa.
She edited the pace center ne"'.,,_
letter, paceport Nc"'s· for th rec years
before she was au1aned to the pace
shuttle bt'at. Now. she attend several
daily mc<'tlOgs oflaunch managers to
sta> up-to-date on the progress of
work to get thrtt orbiters and their
external fuel tanks ond boo ter
rockets ready for fligh t.
T o prcpart fofller debut, Milonr
provided launch commentary for
some unmanned Atlas Centa ur and
Delta launches and for the early
port1onsofsome shuttlecountdown
She hns watched numerous launch~
from her o;eat at the tinna room
console be tdc Ham v.ho 1s now
deputy dLrector for public affairs at
Kennedy Space Center.
he also hired a voice coach.
Although she has learned the lingo
and has carefull y prcparrd a scnpt.
Malone knows her bigge t challenge
will be the "real-time clement of the
JOb .. -and how she'll react 1f there's
an unexpected problem dunna the
countdown.
'"You're aoma to be scrambhna to
try and fiau re out v.hat 1t 11 because
)OU want to have the naht stol") ·
before you tell the world what's aoin•
on.·· Malone Ja1d.
Drivers of cars with autom1bc trans
m1SS10ns should get into the habit of
checkm& thttr·i ransnuSSIOn's fluid level
Just like checking the enein• 011 levtl. this
simply involves reading a dipstick. The
transmission fluid's smaller·s1zed
dipstick 1s usually found at the rear of
the ename. An accurate reading necess-
ar~y entails hav1nc the ene1ne warmed up
and runn1na. Fluid should be added one
pint at a tune only 11 the fluid level is
betow the "add" kne. Even 1f 1t is not
necessary to add fluid, the drivet should
tatlt 110tt of the fluid's color it should be
bfettt red. tt it has a brown tinee, 1t 1s
tinlt to hive it cha~ n 1t 1s vtry dark.
tM could bt an indQtion of 1 damlltd
trlfllllmOft ttllt rtqUtrts 1111mediate at
Legal loo1Jihole in rape case infuriating
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*ftiflc smootllfy, tfle flwd !Ml IS ltle
first ..... 10 cftlck ~ fluid """" ........ ... protect your tr"""'9SSiOn lrM ......, Md can sawe ,oti ~ ..... ..., of.,.......,,.,.,. Of
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v.ork otT tha\ dinner) to the Jim
Robens Quartet and announcement
of oppoftuni~)' pnzcwmncrs rounded
out the even1na.
Tonai e ttmat• proceed at $20,()()()wh ich wilJ Jbpport the OCPS
Youth Outrcac~Proerams providina
musical entertainment and education
fo r 300.000 Orange Count)' st udents
annually. ··w e are deligh ted v.1tb the sup-
port.'" ~ad Tonai. ··and especially
iratcful to the South Coast Plaza
Merchants .\s~1at1on for all their
a s1stance .. . ~
Committee membe~ ·from the
Irvine Philharmonic included Elalae
Delman, Cindy Brauer, Joan B1rt,
JoDee"Cleveland, Q arlene Compton,
Pat Helll1, JoEUen Hael)', Sberry
Jav .. erl, Sberri Lawraceu' Salma
Rnanoor, Lenore SUby, narbara
Wtqttr, .ugT£ ZiHle and ID
~ck.
HHIDf91·.
By CHARLES GOREN
and OMAR SHARIF
Q.1-A.s South. vulnerable, you
hold:
•At054l 4V7 0 13 •17'41
The bidding has proceeded:
Nortll Ea.rt Soata. Wac
t NT J O !
WhAt actjon do you take? ·
A.-You would like to compete, but
~1--A-bid-o!-ihfcc 1pada by you
would be forcing, and you don't
have the values or. distribution to
insist on pmc. Pass. When you're
futed, stay futcd!
Q.l-A.s South, vulnerable, you
bold:
•103 Q761 -0.1917~31 •Vold
The bldd.lna has proceeded:
W• Nortll Eat Soeta.
• • l • l Q p ..
3 Q 3 . ,.. f
What action do you take?
A.-At the table, Sooth bid ronr
spades on the theory that bls partner
bad to have a diamond fit. He
wun' t li&tcnina to the auction.
North doea have a two-suitcr, but It
iJ in the blacks. P us, and hope that
nine tricb aren't beyond partner's
reach after a trump lead.
Q'-Both vulnerable, u South you
bold:
•U732 Q Kll6 0 13 •k73
hrtncr opens the biddina with one
Jpade. What do you rapond?
A.-This depend.a OD ,our me.tboda.
If you play limit rlila, pcrfect-
jwnp to three apeda. If you play
forc:iq jump raises, you ba~ a
problan. The way to toJve It is to
temporize by bidd1na two dube,
t.beD raisina lpedea DU1. Doa 't
jump to four ipldes-tbat ab0W1
IDOt'C distributioft and rewer blah
c:a.rda.
Q~4-Ndther vulnerable, u Soulb
you hold:
•13 ICQ1165l 0 '7 •till
The biddJDI has proceeded:
NMla £M& S..dl w .. 1 o r .. 1 v>._
3 Q ,.. 1
Whal acdon do you take?
A.-Pa.rtMr'I jump to thtet htan.a
Ii iAvitatJooal, not pme-f e>fdila.
He II abowlna a band of eome 16-11
poiftu. In terms of poi• c:ouoc ,ou miPl not have quite ..,...._ foi .
..... but that mtb ......, .. pun
told. bi.le to four IMarU.
Q.S--&Otb vulnerable, u SoUt1a Jo.
bold: •..us 9 ~ o• •a ,....., opw &M ..., ........
••••· .... dO'" ,..,..., A.-'ne ,...,... mta for a 1-.p
lllift ... ~ ....... ... ... lill ..... ..
........... "'for ....... ... 11111 ..... , ,,_ ... ...
•1 fr d. IO jwp to two .....
. .
MONDAY, MARCH 13. 1989
Busy day p~ov s
a satisfying one
for UCI tennis
Anteaters take·
team, individual
titles same day
11 was a busy day for the UCI men's
tennis team. but also a most satisfying one.
The Anteaters. who qualified Mark
Kaplan in sin&les and the doubles
team of M1ke lloberts and Carsten
Hoff man for Sunday's finals of the
Southern Cahforma Intercollegiate
Tennis Champion hips at the VaUey
Hunt Oub 1n Pasadena. had a sm~U
problem.
At the same ume as the finals, UCJ
also had a dual match with Nonb
C:irohna.
No problem.
Coach Oreg Patton in a hurried
move Saturday n1abt. got the okay to
move the match up to 9 a.m, and the
Anteaters earned a bard-fou.&ht 5-4
victory o~er the Tar Heels bc(orc the
selected playrrs rushed up the free-
• WI)'. for the afternoon finals Of the
individual tournament.
Once there, Kaplan defeated U C's
B)'ron Black 7--6. 6-3 for the singles
title. and Robcns and Hoff man. a
freshman and sophomore rcspccove-
ly. downed l-Ong Beach me scmors
Pat Crow and Wilham Moravec 7-6.
3-6, 6-4 for the doubles title.
A hnlc more unbche' able 1s the fao~ UC'I went throu&h the da.l
Without the stfVlce5 Of tV.0 Of ltS IOp
six pla)crs. Mike Bnsas and Make
Cadigan Roben and Hoffman com-pn~ UCT fifth doublts team.
playtnt without Bngs and cadtpn ...
Patton sa1d. "I'm ftnding out that I
have an 011 shaft. The dCcpcr I '°' I hnve some crude oil that's very
valuable. Everybody on the team is
ready to jump 1n and play. .
"Roberts lost singles and doubles.
then played one of the hottest doubles
teams in Southern Catifomi~ They
lose Lo No. 3 team of Nonh Caro-
lina's. and then beat No. I team from
t.ona Beach tate."
It mark~ the first ti me in the
history of the Southern California
lnterrollqlate that players from a
UCr1 Tr.,,or Kron ..... nn retUf'nt • ihOt ... Inst North caro11••1 D•vld ~ollKlc I~ ttla No. I WTnat wa a seal')' (dual) mattb, , ......... U0/12,
f . 0 I . I I (, I· H \' k I . 1 · H \ I . I
Nation·, s best line up to share in wealthiest NCAAs ever
Arizona No. 1 in West;
----.C LAheads to Atlanta
KANSAS CITY. Mo. (AP) -It 1s certainly the
nchcst college tournament of alf time, and probabl) the
most wide open. And 1he way Eastern teams are -hcndcd west and
Western teams are beaded cast, this promises to t?C the
most national National Collcg.aatc Athletic Assoc1au on
basketball tournament. "This )Ur's tournament 1 trul) a nauonal tour-
nament." Jim Delany, cha1rman-dcs1gna1e the sclcc:uon
committee. sa.td uoday when the 64-tcam NC Ai.\ bracket was unveiled. "[ think wc·~c come as close to
having equal brackets. w11h equal regions. as we have 1n
all m} cxpcneoce." "'--_ :.
Cednc Dcmpsc). OUIJOtng cha1mla~e ninc-
man committee. said predicting the eventual champion
may be riskier than ever. • "I 1hink the committee would think that any of the
top four seeds in the four rcaaonals arc capable of reaching
the Final Four.'' he said. As always. cnes of protest arose from l'CJCCtcd teams.
particularly from fans of cw Meuco. 20-1 O. and Nev.
Mexico S~te. 2 1-1 0 for New Me"<1co. it's the third
stra1aht 20-wan. non-NC AA season
But New Mexico coach Dave Bh s cautioned his
team's followers to cool their arc. "We're kind of hke that N AR dover who
misjudged bow much fuel he had and all of a sudden ~c·rc
coasting down the backstretch and 64 teams "'ent by u . "
Bb ss .s.atd. Ocmng left out costs money u well as P!Cst11e since
a bid this year 1s wonh a m1n1mum SH0.000.
While Paofic-10 features Anzona.. top seeded in the
West, UCLA, St.anford and Orcaon Stale, and the We t
Coast Athlet1c Conference features Lo>ola Marymount
and t. Mary's. the 811 West ma~cd only Nc\ada·Las
C O \ C 11 ·, C 0 IC' I IC
Vegas this season.
After sending three teams a )car ago when the
conference champion Rt'bels v.erc ousted in the
conferencr tournament semifinals. 1h1s )car teams hkc
· sc<:ond-place New Mexico tatc and third-place 1('
Santa Barbara v.ere relegated to the NIT
But. more than ever. the committee's deci ions on
where to send teams also drew illlenuon. In 1he1r effon to
balance the four regionals and keep teams from pla} 1ng
on their home coun. the commiuec has AnLOna playina
in Idaho rather than Tucson. . Oklahoma 1n Ten nessee
instead of Dallas ... Gcorgrn Tech 1n Tex.as.
The committee met in IUnsas Cit) from r nda)
morning to Sunda) afternoon before cmergmgw11h J4 al·
large cntnes to go w11h 30 automatic quahfil.'rs J 'S
conference regular season or tournament champ1on'l
Each of the four regions ha teams Sttded one
through 16. Pickjng lhc teams. and deciding where to
assign them. consumed most of the "'eckend
"There's no question that 0 pcrceJll of the 11me '"
de\Otcd to one of those l"-O proccs~s." 'l:nd Delao). v. ho
succeeds Dempsey as chairman next summer. "[ thin~
there probably is more pressure 10 the selecuon pan
because 1f v.e make a mistake in the selec11on. 11 means a
descrvan11eam 1sexcludcd Ea h ofusangu1sh morco\cr
the selection process. although lht' other things arc ven
important."
first-round pla) ~1M Thursda) and Fnda) at s1te!I
around the country, v.1tn the No I seed pla~ 1ng "lo I 6
o 2 meellni No. IS. etc
The second-round winners ad' ance to the regional
semifinals the followmg v..eekend. and the regional
winners converge an Seattle the fim "-Cd. in Apnl for the
final four. The utlc game v.111 be .\pnl 3. nnd each Final
Four team 1s guaranteed mor..-than SI 2 million
according to N AA csumutcs
Tne payouts. in the final )Car of the NCAA's thret··
)Ca r contract with CB . are shghtl) h1Jhcr than la 1 )Car's
and the highest in tourne) h1stOI')'. Wanning a first-round
pmc guarantltS a pa)da) of about SS00.000.
.
-....... ~
Arlzon•'• Jed Buechler and the top-r•nked
Wlldc•ts h•ve been seeded No. 1 In the
Western Reglon•I •nd head to ld•ho.
. -Long Beach St . women
eye appearance No. 8
KANSAS C'ITY. Mo (A P)-Top-ranked and oncc-
bcatcn Auburn wa made the top Sttd 1n the Mideast
Reiion for lhe N AA ~omen's basketball championship an paann annouoced unday
Auburn. 28-1 after lo 1111 to second-ranked Ten·
ne Stt 66-51 on Monday, pined a b)'c an the first-round
of the tournament and v.111 meet the •1nner or the
Temple-Hot)' Cro pmc on March 19 at Auburn.
No 2 Tennessee. 30-.?. wa lht' top Sttd 1n the Ea t
RcgJonal It will OJ)(n pla) 1n the ~nd round ~arch I 8
at homt' a,gamst either Connecucut or La Salle.
F1fth-rankrd Maryland and No. 3 Lou1 iana Tech
v.ere &1Hn the other top seeds. Mat) land. 26-2. was put 10
the West Rci1ona) but will play etlhcr Cinc10nat1 or
Bov.hn• C1recn at Mar) land 1n the second round March
18. Lou1S1ana Tech. 29-3, v.as top-seeded 10 the Midwest
and will open pla) apanst t'tthcr Mtam1. Aa.. or
Oklahoma talc on March 19 at home.
.\lso gl\Cn b)~ an the first round were No. 7 Lona
Bea h talc, 18-4. o 13 North Carohna State. 23-6, o
4 1anford. 26-2. and o 6 Tcxa\. 2S-4 L-Ong Beach lite
v.111 pla) m the East. Te'a in the We t. onh Carohna
~talc 10 the East and tanford in tht' M1dv.cst
L-Ong Beach t.atc. L-Ou1s1ana Tech and Tcnncsstt
"-Crc .inion.a fi\e teams to make an eighth appearance tn the tournament lso appcanna in all ctght yta11 the
tournament has been pla)ed were Georgia and M1 1s-
s1pp1 ..\$m. North Carolina talc and Tcus made the
tournament fOf" the ~vt'nth time
E11ht teams "-Crt added to tht' tournament this year
for a total of 48 Conference champions earned 19
automatic berths and 29 at-large spots were awarded
F1r\I· and 'iCCOnd-round pmes were to be pla)ed at
campus sites "•th first -round pmcs scheduled March I .S
and cond-round games 1arch I or 19.
Mother provides Inspiration,
Stanford minds no match
for Arizona's power, 73-51
From Dally PHot wire services tr1m The Wildcats, top-seeded m the
\\cc;1, op(n pla\' Thursday in Boise.
Idaho. again t ltobcrt Moms doesn't let obstacles -interfere INGLtWOOD -lhO'I(' ~ell·
edUl"'ited minds helped not at all
Stanford ~ncv. "'hat w:a~ coming.
knc"' first-hand ahout the a' abnchc
of Amona peed.
.\nd Stanford ha a few da> to
ponder 1t aianna ~eakn u 1t
prcparu for t~ tournament. The Card10al. SCC'ded third in the East.
pla} 1cna C ollqe (2~) Thursda)
1n Grttn boro. .C
Dotttn /nm coachr "'omen·
tcnmtll UCL
Each v.ttk I haveen)O)cd rcad1nf Bill MuJhpn's beskctt.11 column.
Likch1scand1d1tykofwntin.1anddry
humorandthtwayhechlnacs
1ubjttt1. Outofthote thrtt1 Ithink11
best 1hat J onlylJ) 1ocopy tne latter.
0
life at UCI 1spcat. I love the
school. m) team and the people I
work with. Whata ~nhorn h•u 16
~carulO whtn my coacru na cattcr
tqan. FMh )ut, I learn somt1h1na
ncw.Coechinaktt?l)'Ouhumble. It' •
diffteult toout-tmart thcathktcsand tbcTe's at.rays motbcrc:oed\ .,ho
teems to know all thttcert1'of
winn1"'° 0
WeartaUoWuttoairouraripcsin
thiscOlumn. I haveon~nt. Have youc~ttoot1cedthat men'und
women ·s samtaie lisefd. that mcn • .,nt art usUaily liwid by SIJOf1 -
l.e., 1enn1s. bUkctt.11, ett. -and women·s .,..sa.rc utaaJty l1stld u
women 'i tennis. WOfM1' 's be*ctt.11,
C'tC Wbydowomen't ann Mtd to bt
pickled byapdei'~veand
lnC'll 't sporu ICMlldo IOl1 JUM "'"
...... ~ m *~·rm.,.,, "al 11 ......... ... by ........... m.illl.
Notre Dame•~ on our schedule and a
win b} l ( I v.ould \Ct up a great
~adhne
0
I'm so luck) 10 ha'c had a
succc ion ofvcat md1 v1dual on m>
team C oachma 1sa ~cry tune
consum1ngoccupat1on and v..orlmg
with quality Pt'OPle male 1tall
worth.,,,,h11t' I'm urc )O u'vc heard
1b1 statement lrom manycoachc •
but lhoteof)ou v.ho lla~t' met m)
pl.l)ers w1ll most ccnainl)' agree v.uh
me.
H O\ I P~f,
till. C\t'f) 11me a Cardinal pl9'er
dueled. another boulder came fl) ing
at him Top-ranked .\nzona ~JmP.I) buned 'tanforJ in unda) 's Pacific
10 Confe rence tournament cham·
p1onsh1p game. running awn) to a
7 J.-5 I \ IClOr)
A crowd of I 0 4<H at the Forum saw nactl) ~h) th1, i\niona t~m
(27·3) hu far duplicated la t ~car's
SUCtt The Wild :at lorttJ l'\o I::?
tanford into 23 turno,crs. rarel)
aJlowma the Canhnal to Oe' its
considerable mu le.
Arizona tbu rolls mto the • .\
Tournament a tht' nation' o. I
Until then. the bt bo)' from Palo
Ito "''II frequently check their coat
pockt'U. \\-Ondenfli 1f Anzona swiped
more than JU t the baaelball.
"I remember the same thin& hap-
ptnma "'hen~ pla)'ed at nzona."
Stanford' Todd l1 ht• said "\\c had
the same trouble gcltina into the
offense. Today, ~ alJO 11ancd to
v.omi a ut our pa We bqan
putun1 prc urc on ourachn."
Sari Elholt Scored I same.:.hilb 21
ff'lew '"TetmaYl/Uf
t y team ha mack nlow tart th1
Ka.son. We ha~e had ouuaartini
lincue tiealttly an<! ava1lablt for o}'I>
oMofour first n1Dt' mat hes A
coupleofpla}cru"'out fort.be
season, and I H tried si~ different
doub&tsrombinattoniai No. 3
doublet. but we' tt ttltl nJ strongrr ~~rtC\penc~wtthcH~r). -Cabn '89 sailors eye elapsed tlm~ ~ord
· We woukJ tttll) love to M\.t more )'!!:
spcc\llon1tourma1chn.Justc::all llyAUIONLOCKA.KY the clson·Mattk Prima.sa11edby about IOknot .
the UCI Athk11C' Dcoanmtnllfyou ~ .......... ...., Bunon Bc~Jam1n of n Otqo Y.cht l'hc tlaoecd time leideh wttla
nftdovuchtdulc. Wt'reeic1unato Tht I) .. Jlcdl" in e•pon Harbor Club. 19 m1kl from the tan. Prima dltaancn f'rom tbe MM aAlr 19
waschandhavcaarntli tof\111una Yacbt Oub's 79().m~ rxt to C'abo wat Ont mile ahead of the M-61 hours: Prima.. 194 mi•~
tta.muhr1year. San lucu. dubbed Cabo •89• •ere wif\ urt 1111 'k1pptrtd b) {icoof1C Ill, 193, Btonche. 19.ll.._ pg;.
0 · f o~r D\' (. dem<>nnam. l 91 · c:a.ce. I w; !ihtr
T .. __ i.. r.orli'••-in• f\i·~-0l...,. h\i1nauptodw1rnidnuncSundaya ;e..-"."" A ... a-A .. ___ Bui~ l90: ~ •• 1 n..;..-.._ ,~.
rwn&a 1• _., ·..-" "" t~ palpcd 20-tnot nonb~trly \.,..,. ~ • •~ ~'""'-·'"' ""''• • · • -..._.., ~ th11opponun5"10Und ... wa ..,1ftdt to lOe 1 day'uun of'200 mi~ for1anc lw>non Wlth hOpa df a MW ~t"f.Ckd. ''!.:~-~DOit.iii: ~IO-VC Palloa(UCl._._~or ~ e&ai*d u~ rttOrd for the 190 milt Dri111bcilt.-IU: ~ ...... tll:
men ttenait )Writtthascolumn ' count. The narmtt f'ft'onl 11 2 daya; Cttiai. 'tlG: Militia 171 . for~blat110onr..,...MYC .\t tht I a.m. Rda)' roa &a,,~ 22 hOU"" 2 """""'Mid«>__.. MOit ol ct. ..,. ... bdkvid11uyway.Ewt1dlra1ae mUrtClniA Aeet•~wtth1n tct bY tht 5Mt1 Cru-'10 lloMie ha _..Wal .... ., ... ,_,.Ol_..a oflce. I CIOild 17 malts of C8th Other, Wida ll'Wtnl of tht ·1917 rift. ........ 1eu a W
newr .... I0 ...... 1= tW ~ 111 .. ta lilllt ol--' ntliaeMMrlWMtMr ..... Mft Wiliflll ii
liblle--.Ya-llldoa .a odm. to •vt'f'llr. 11.29 bob IO._. tlw . Da
tM waylte tt4'M*d tndi .. the pect at tMe ..... was MOf'il, CW'mlt adal.r • ..... Ill
,
..
1Never Nervous Pervis' no longer
grabs acclaim as top center. . ,,.... .,_ NDI wfn wvkft
He was the first freshman in 42 years 10
be named Mose Valuable Player of the Fmal •Cl , Four toumameot. ,· -. >
In tbe fClional, he'd outplayed Nonh
Carolina's Sam Perkins and Auburn's Chuck Palon. In
the title pme aaainst Duke (who bid a promising
freshman named Ferry who didn•t play much), he scored
2S points. Four came in the final minute, deciding the
•outcome. I He looked like he might be another Bill Russell. But
that hasn't happened.
Pervis Ellison has come to maturity now. ln bis four
}'Cars at Louisville, his teams have won 97, lost 40 (. 708).
Thjs .eason. the 6-foot-9 senior center is amon& college
basketbeJl's leaders in blocked shots per game (3.2). He a~~ three-plus assists. He's taken his team to 23
v1ctones.
1 Yel. althou~h be once was called .. Never Nervous
Pervis," now hes seldom called much of anythin~
Loujsviile isn't exactly a media center. Pervis isn't
peprious. His knees 10mctimes trouble him. The
reasons arc multiple. but Louisville is merely ranked No.
16 ... and when the talk turns to the NBA drafi. first it's
1Blchette eyes Angels' berth i ~
l Gleu Boff maa'1 double drove in Kea "i ~
A*,... with the winnina run in the eighth -y-
inning as the California Angels defeated the • · •
Seattle Mariners 10-8 Sunday in Tempe,
Ariz. It was the Mariners' fifth straight loss. Anderson led
off the inning with a siQgle off 1Al1 DeLeoe, 0-2. He
, moved to second on a walK by Brtu Dowllill1 a Rd scored
on Hoffman's double. Winner Gre1 MlatoD, 1-1 , pitched
, the teventh inni~g and gave up one unearned run, which
tied the game at eight. Brya• Harvey worked the final two
· inninp to earn the save. Dtu•ae Ble .. etkaQd DevOD Wlalte
rcmamed the Angels' two hottest bitters. Bichctte went 2-
for-5 to push his average t~ .380. He ranks second on t.hc
club with seven RBI. Whtte, who leads the team with
eiaht RBI, has nine hits in his last I 5 at-bats and is batting
.407. "Bicheue is swinging the bat very well. He has
earned bis at-bats," Angels manager Doq Rader said of
the roolie whose immediate major-league prospects
appear limited. The Angels arc set in the outfield with ~ Davb, White and free agent ClHdelJ Wa~gtOD,
who recently signed a three-rear contract. "There are fi ve
, outfielders and four jobs-· said Bichctte, referring to
veteran Toay Armas. 'I have to hope they go wit~ who
they consider the best. ..... Rookie Dave Hauea singled
in the winning run. with one ou\ in the 11th inning and
Jeb SltelbJ got four of the Dodgers:....21 h.ia_tt...kos
Angeles beat the Houston Ast~os 7-6. Shelby broke out <?f
a spring slump and capped an intense week of work on has
swing. "I've been doing a lot of work this week," said
Shel6y1 who entered the game battin$ .083. "Even though
I badn t been gcttin& man1 hits until today, I could feel
myself getting closer. Al l I ve been trying to do is get !"Y
swing down, trying not to swing too hard and making
contact with the ball. I don't worry about trying to hit the
ball out of the park. If it does go out, fine, but rm mostly
interested in getting my swi ng down and malting
contact." Dodger Manager Tommy l.asorda added.
"John's an important part of our offense. He has the
ability to hit for average and power, and be can do a lot for
us this season." Tracy Woodao•'• two-run home~ in the
eighth tied the score 5-5. Dave ADderson's pinch-hit single
in the ninth tied the score 6-6. ln the 11th. rookie MUie
w.tte singled ~ff Jeff Heat .. cock, 0-1 , st~le ~ond, was sacrificed to third and scored on Hansen s single up the
middle.
Ql.OTE Of' THE D .\ \'
Tree llelllu, 3)..year-old center of the
Cleveland Cavaliers. after re1ect.ing a shot by Miami
Heat rookie Todd Mitchell: ··Young fellow. didn't
you have cable (TV) when you were growing up? I
used to do this stuff all the time."
Leach, Pugh win In doubles
l..ajluna Beach's Rick Leacla and Palos
Verdes Jim P•p, the third seeds, defeated • •
No. 4 PaaJ AuacOH and Cllriato van _,,,-
Ruaber1, 6-7 (5-7)1 6-3. 6-2, 2-6, 6-4, to
caeture the doubles title at the Eagle Classic ofScotl.Sdak.
Anz. Leach and Pugh got S 17.850 for the victory with
Annacone and van Rensburg earning $8,925. In singles,
lvu Le•dl aot in 88 percent of his first serves Sunday and
needed just 57 minutes to beat No. 2 seed Stefaa Edberg,
6-2. 6-3 m 9Ckiegree heat on the outdoorhardcounsofthe
Scottsdale Princess hotel ... Fourth-seeded Muaela
MaJeeva rebounded from being down 4-1 in the first set to
beat Jeuy Byne 6-4. 6-1 to win the S2SO,OOO Virginia
Slims tennis tournamenL~t.lnd.ian. .. Wclls Malec:va.-who
suffered a sprained lcn ankle Friday in the~uarterfiruils
against Catarlaa Lbulqvlat, swept six straa t games to
take the first set and the final six games oft e second set
to defeat Byrne in 70 minutes.
Dakin takes top fuel prize
Pat Dakia of Dayton. Ohio, captured the ·/~
top fuel dragstcr title at the 17th All Pro ~
Wintcmationals at Darlington (N.C.) , -:
Dragway on Sunday. Dakin 43. beat Bob
StrH 11 of Stone Mountain, Ga., in the finals with a time
of 5.386 seconds, or 269.46 mph. Strauss fini shed .in 5.49
seconds, or 261.61 mph. Bob Tattle of Hesperia claimed
his first lntcrnational Hot Rod Association National
Nitro Funny Car champtonship. beating Darrell
AmberlOD of Osseo. Minn., an the closest race of the day.
• Tuttle resisted a time of 5. 79 seconds in the quaner mile,
or 251.39 mph, while Amberson came in at 5.80 second ,
or 248.61 mpoh. In the Pro Stock division. Tim Nabors of
Wilksboro N.C., notched his third cbampionshi~ and
first at the Wintcmationals with a 7.38-sccond run in the
finals to beat Steve Se .. mWt of Indiana, who finished in
7.SOseconds ... Defendinascricschampion Tommy Ellis
overcame 1 one-lap penahy for rouah driving early in the
race and went on to capture the 100-lap Busch Grand
National part of Sunday's Miller SOO triplc-hader at
Martinsville (Va.) Speedway ... Jeb ~of West
Palm Beach, Fla., drove his Honda an averaaic speed of
96.Jll miles per hour to the Dayiona 200 AMA
Supetbikc C1a 1c national championship road race at the
Daytona (Aa.) lntemational Speedway.
Scan Elliott. Dinny fefTY, Sllety Kina .•• •and then
Wbatuusname.
It's been l4 years since a ~yer manated to datm a
5CC'Ond national ch1mpionsh.1p. Ellison may. Ellison can.
And since auessina is what they pay me (or, )'II aucss
Elhson will.
The top seeds in 'he Jpumament draw, announced Sunday by the NCAA tournament committtt, were
predictable enough-Arizona1 Oklahoma, Georaetown
and Illinois, the top four te~ms 1n the latest sportswnte~·
pOll.
The pivotal game of the Midwest rqjonal -and
perhaps of the tournament-could be a Sweet 16game in
Minneapolis matchina Illinois apinst 23-8 Louisville.
Illinois hasn't faced a dommant center aU season. The
O~tdinals have Elhson. and 7-foot-I Felton Spencer as
well.
Anzona and Illinois lack centers. Oklahoma has
sud(lenly aone flat . Georgetown has a quaHty center. but
the kid's just a freshman. Only once in the last 4S )'.ears has
a freshman taken his team to a national championship.
ind that was ... ah, you're way ahead of me.
It's been a wid~pen scas<fn.
It's a wide-open tournament ... . ·-Kings bomb Oiiers In third
Job ToHUl, Mlke ltra1 .. laylkt and. •
Wayae Greta.ky scored in the first 7:03 of the .. •
third period as the Los Anaeles Kings broke a .• '=-
2-2 tic en route to a 6-3 victory over host
Edmonton. The victory tied the Kin$$ with the Oilers for
second place in the Smythe OiVJsion. Tonelli gave
Edmonton a 3-2 lcadjust 34 seconds into the final period.
K.rushelnyski scored at 5:59 after some strong board work
and Gretzky got his 52nd 1oal of the season at 7:23 aflcr a
giveaway in the Edmonton end. Berale NleltoU1 added
bis team-leading 61 st on a power play at 15:58. Gretzky's
goal was his first in seven games against his former
teammates. Gretzk~. held pointless and without a shot in
their previous meeting, also set up Krushelnyski's goaJ to
give him 12 assists against Edmonton ... In other NHL
games: Frederick Olauaoa scorea two goals, one in a
th.rec-goal burst in the first 9:04, as host Winni{>CI
downed Toronto. 9-7, and ended a five-game losing
streak ... Rookie Doa Barber's goal with 2:44 left m the
second period broke a 3-3 tic as Minnesota topped St.
Louis, 5-3 and moved within one point of the sccond-
placc Blues in the Norris Division ... Marlo Lemteax
reached the 70-goal plateau for the second straight season
with three goals and added three assists as Pittsburgh
defeated host Chicago 6-5 despite being outshot 62-28 ...
DJve Alldre1c .. u '1 second goal of the game early in the
third period was decisive for Buffalo en -route to a 3-2
victory over Boston and gav~ the Sabres a 5-0-3 record
against Boston this season . . . Philadelph ia·s Rick
Tocclaet scored his second goal of the game with 3: 18 left
in the third period as the Flyers tied Hartford, 3-3.
Kite captures title in playoff
double-eyed the 18th hole Sunday to send e Tom· KJte and Davia Love Ill both L
the Ncs~nv1tat1onal to a playoff. and Kite
won the tournament when.Love three-putted
the second extra hole. "I've won a lot of tournaments, but
I've never won one like this. I'm in shock:· Kite said. "11
looked like a pro-am out there. No, not that good." 1'1 the playoff. both made pars at 16. On 17, Kate got
his approach in the fnngc. and Love found the green. But
he was 3().4() feet away and left his putt about eight fttt
short. K.atc got down in two for par. and Love missed ha~
putt for par. Love, whose onl)' victory an a four-season
PGA Tourcarcetcamc in the 1987 Hentage Classic. shot
a 7.l_ovcr the final 18 holes whale Kite shot a 71 . Brace
Cramp&oa shot a 3-under-par 68 to overcome a '""o-stroke
dcfictt and win the $300.000 Anzona Classic at Phocna"<
Crampton, who fin ashed w11h a 16-under-par total of200.
won the 16th Senior Tour title of his career. Bobby
Nlcltol1J. who led after the first and second rounds, shot a
72 and 11nishcd one stroke back. Crampton took the lead
when he birdied the 12th hole to go 17-under. But he
bogeyed 14. 15 and 16 and fell one strpke behind Nichols.
in a 11e with three others. Crampton birdied the final two
holes whale Nichols parred both.
TAC approves drug testing
A year-round out--0f-compet1t1on drug
testing progiam was approved unanimously
unday b~ the board of directors of The
Athletacs Con""ess. the national governing
-. .,. t..
body for track and field. "for me. at's been a long uphill
battle.'' s?lad Edwla Moses of Newport Beach. the t""o-
tame Ol~mp_1c gold mcdalast and world record-holder an
the men s 400-mcter intermediate hurdles. who was one
of the maJ or architects behind the 23-~c TA J).rU£.(rec.
Year Rouna Drug Tc ang ProtocoTiliaf was presented to
the board. "for sax or seven years. I've had the feeling that
random testing was the only way to do it." Un ta I now.
T AC-s policy was to test onl) at compet1t1ve events.
taning Jul)' I. the top 25 athletes in each event will be
subject to random testing any tame dunng the year ...
Track and field 's national governing body also over-
whelmingly upheld a ruling by a special threc-!"'an P<!nel
to suspend I 6 athletes and coaches who participated an a
tourofSouth Afnca. Thevoioc votewas67-4 by the board
of direc1ors ofl he Athletics Congress. The athletes and
coaches involved participated m three meets last October
in South Afnca, which is under suspension by the
International Amateur Athletic Federation.
TaL•vtSM>N 7 p.m. -HO a ASKIT8ALL: Cll~a et Sen Antonio
tdellved), Channel S 7:30 p.m. -.... 0 aASKITaALL: Hou•lon el Lekers,
Prime Ticket. 1C>.l0 P.m. -.... lft aASKSTaALL: CIF Soul~n
Rqlonel bovs btsktlbtll tltte "mt (tape), Prl,,,. Tlcatt.
It.ADM>
10-30 a.m. -IXHlel'T10M aASll•ALL: Oodotr• vl. Detroit KABC t7'0l n:OS pm -IXHaamoM •AH9 AU.: Aneell ....
Clevetand, KMPC (710).
12-0S p.m -IXHI~ IASllaAL.L: Sen Olt90 VI
MllwaukM, KFM8 (7 .. ). 1 p.m -ftltO U llCITaALL: CflS>Pera al San Antonio
(detaved). KRTH ('30). 7:30 p m -ftM U 9CIT8AlL: HoY•ton 11 l:all.n,
KL.AC (S'°>-
# rrom that kind Of'~ ...
In the duaWiatch, Kaplan. Shilt ~ Ud llDie S.llllden came up
... I ..... ~· . ·~ wt lhc: tams ICaPla•llidaaid l..ubntt and lt.M~i-Tsevor Kn'leeme•• won in .......
Kaplan made it nlM 1ttailht vk-
toria witb I.be two wins SulMlay and im~ved to I l-5 on tbe ,....
• I feel like I have two pat No. ones (in Kroaemann aad Kaplan) ...
Pittoa said "J don't Otink anyone 11 .U. to take tbe ftm two spots from
-~=· ••
01) •tti .. I lot of COft• ftdeta now. Tmor bal Mlda
:=1 Mn~-=IO·~ --~-rm ....... . ... E!a::-..... = .........
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Georgetown Co•ch John Tlto•pson
reaches to embrace MVP Ch•rl•• Smith
Mks Sill
after th• Ho1•• defeatM s,r..,.. for tfte·
••1 hit Conference Tourftalllent tttle.
TOURNEYS
F.rom 81
points on his wa) to landing most
outstanding player honors for the
foumament. Howard Wnght had 12
points and Lachu 11 for tanford.
Behind a stead} stream of Stanford
turnovers, the Wildcats built a 20-1 1
lead. Their roud cooungent at the
Forum increased the mayhem, and
Anzona took ofTto a 36-19 lcad. The
Cardinal never closed within 13
points the~ of the way.
··11 was probably as stron_g a
defensive effon as \.\C've had in some
tame." Aruona coach Lute Olson
said. "It seemed hke we turned it up
another notch. Frankly, I was sur-
pnscd wc<:ould maanu11n that mtcni.1· ty ..
In oth er conkn:nrc tournament.
finals:
Missouri 98, OklaJtoma 86: 8} ron
In.an scored 29 poin ts and Doug
math had 22 poantsand 14 reboun<ll>
as the IOth-ranled Tigers beat the
second-ranked Sooner) to \.\In the Big
Eight tournament
"M assoun had a .sreat game fhe~
shot well :ind whipped us on the
boards:· Oklahoma ( oach Bill>
Tubbs said "The) did about e\ery·
thing )'O\J ha\e to do to win "
Oklahoma's tace) Kang donn·
natcd in'iade aaaanst Missouri. \C'Orang
a tournament-record 38 points But
the ooner • perimeter game
produced only 19 point
PRO B~Sl(ETBAl.t
Ge.r1ewwa H, Syracaae 71:
Alonzo Mourning orcd 21 pe>ints as
tbe No. 3 Hoyas dominated the No. 5
Orange men to win their sixth Bia Ea.st
championship.
Georgetown guard Charles Smith,
who scored 16 po1ots, was named the
tournament's most valuable pla)et.
He had a total of SO poaots an the
Hoyas' first two ,.me .
The Hoyas controlled the pme an
the stc:Ond half following an &--0 run
that gave them a S8-4S lead wath
1 I: 50 left. The Hoyas. 26-4. ha H won
all six of their Big Ea t tournament
champJon~ipgames. yracu!iC. 27-7.
has lost seven of1ts last eight mee t an~
with the Hoyas.
North Carollna 77, Duke 74: Steve
Bucknall S<.'ored all 10 of his point~ an
the last 5:28 to lead the No 9 Tar
Heels to their fi rst Atlanuc \o:ist
Confercnlc tournament title '>IOCC
1982. Nonh (arohna ~7-7, lt-d b} 12 point~ an the first half but Ouke
ralhed to take the lead for the lir'>t
umc on tw o tree thro"' b) John
Smith with 5'44 ldt 1n the gamt.•
Dann) f erry's de pcrallon 70-foot
toss.:it the buner boun ed off the nm
J.R Read led North Carolina with 14
poaf\h \.\hale Phil Hende™>n had 16
for No. 7 llukc. which fell to 2~ 7
Louisville 17, Florida I. 80: Pen I'>
t:.lhc,on ~orcd 22 point\ ac, Nu 16
Lou I\\ Ille won 11'> \C'COnd straight
Mrtro tournamcnt
Loui ville 22-8, led by 14 io the
second hal?. but the 14th-ranked
Seminoles rallied to cut the maflin io
three ~th 1:35 lcf\ on a lhrtt-poant
play by Derrick Mitchell. However.
Elhson and LaBradford Smith each
hit two free throws rn the final 37 second~ to chnch the victory for
Lows ville.
Ban SL 17' Keat SL U: Btlly Buns
scored 19 pomt.s. ioclud1ng five )-
pointers. and Paris McCurdy added
I 5 Points and 11 ·rebounds as the
I 9th-ranked Cardinals. 28-2.
survi vcd a rue Kent State raJJy to win
the Mid-American Conference tour-
nan1cnt lJtle.
Alabama 7t, Florida It: Keath
Askins scored 14 of his 23 points
dunng a 2: 14 span an the1sccon<l half
as Alabama broke open a close game
to win its fourth Southeastern Con·
fcrence tournament
Arkuaas 100 Ttxas 71: Lcn11c
Ho""ell scored 28 point!. as Arltan!W.1~
won the South""c t Conference tour·
namcn1 for the ftrst tame an seven
)ear\. \rkansas. ~4-6. broke the
record of 91 point!. an a SW(
tournament champ1on\h1p game, set
. by Hou~ton an IY71$
·So.diem U. H , Tera1Soaibern11:
C.arlo mplc st-o~d 26 points,
including four fret' throws 1n the firuil
5«ond of mcrt1me. as Southem
l nt\erc,i!) beat Te\cas uthcrn to
wan the ~uthwestem Athleuc (on·
lerencc toumament.
Scott's Jon[J-rangeis
shoot down· warriors
BOATING
From Bl
ol l odos Santos Island.
Ln!!oen.:u.b
ncnr
Races follow Cabo '89
Lakers halt ra lly
fo r fourth straight
victo ry, 1 26-1 J 5
From The AsJOdated Preu
Lo, Angeles' Byron ~ou scored 32
points and shot down the Golden
State Wamors with thrc.-c 3-poant
bombs in the final penod unday
na,ttt to &1vc the Lakers their fourth
stnli&ht victory. 126-11 5.
Scott ended a funous comeback bid
by _the WamoD when he snapped a
109-109 lead late in the founh Quarter
with the first of hi three tr.tight
bombs.
l\fier Winston Garland hit a 3-
poi,ucr for Golden· State. ScO!t
clicked on two m.orc to maie 11
118-112, and the La.ke~ ne ver lost the
lead aaaan.
··1 aot the first (3-pointer) in one
comer, the second one in another
corner and then the third one some-
where UP, h1g.h." he ~id. ..It was
almost lake play1n1 'ho~: It felt
aood. They all came bam. ba.m. bam."
Scott aa1d defen 1ve attention
directed at MllJC :Johnson helped.
"My defendCT' 1$ domg what he's
upposcd to, droppina down and
he1pins. and I'm 1ust stepp1na 1n and
hooting wick-open >po1ntcn."
Los An&elH OUlteorcd the War-
riors 1 .. 3 ovtt the final five minutes
of the pme.
Chn1 Mullin. who led the Wamol'\
W'lth 27 Po•nts, licoriid only one J>Qint
1n the final 11 m1nU1e1. Tmy l"flllle added 22 points for die Warrion and
~ Jobnton a.act 23 for the tam.
1'bC Lakeft kld 96-IJ laee in 1ht-
th1rd DtriOd brfore Tftlle K'Ofed two
quklibuketaon a jumper and ad~nlt
after a steal to make 'it 96-87 &Otna
into the final quaner. Tbe Warrion thm e~~ their
nan to 11.0 wnh a Iona Jumptt by
Richmond, a ~naer bY M1allin and
a layu_p after an Olrcnsivc ~:J:
Otis Smith tMt cut lbl' a.d to . R1ehm0nd·1 ).Pointer 1bou1 a
maautc Iller tied die ICIOft ~'!!f Ud I ... P.oial DllY bJ •"Ille Wlriiatldiiil'llli a.dace ...., la .. .. , .... ..,. ••• ,.. .... n-1 .... ..:t:.:t'.::f.!,'::1'r'i ·c~~--c ...
..... "' Iii •
ullers Kar••• Abdul Jab-
bar hes tlll ...., .. swiped
bJ Wa~rlon l.Miy Sntlttl.
The water\ oO Newpon Beach ""ere
bus) ':nurday as three yacht club\
teamt.<d to conduct the first race of
their re l)C\'ll\C nc\ ~ttas
\t the ~me umc, 37 )3 hll v.ctt
tuna. tanl"d an Ne\.\.pon Harbor
· ht Club'\ 10th race to Cabo n
Lu '>
1hng an 1dent11:al coun.( v.crt the
y:acht 1n BahLa Connth1an Yacht
Club·s Angclman Sent$. Vo1agcn
Ya ht C'lub'5 Humph~)' Bop.rt ncs.. and South Shorr Yacht Club·s
Bu<)) !>cncs. BCYC also conducted a t
Patri k's Day Rraatu for mall boats
5&llmg 10 ade the natbor.
Herc' an uodatc on the Icade~:
V""9tt Yei:M a.....,. •ea Pt•Rfl·A-1 Mb R...-. flr-~• .... IMft· /Mnk.11 ta!Doe YC 2 MitctWf, Hel'-.•f~, hhi4I C!or.,.•lllM vc, J ~-.en. 0.'19 Ot•r
SoUll'I $1\0r• YC. PHRF-1-1 Von.., 9'"'4 TwlCMI, ave. ,
lultt 0<-. erow11. ICYC. J MlCNtUl ..
GtHllNll, UVC..
PHRF c-1 s.oi-r•·•,. ~ "ICNll~· Cerol KOkOI. VYC. 1 Run.war II, JCW\ft w...-VY(,) lllY•l•I*. Ill Wot.,...,_, VYC, J.
9CYC A 4•:-•ac.e breakneck ~peed oOensc in the h~t CLASS A-1. Cuttor. J9ff ,.,...., ..__.,
half a5 the) took a 7 J-64 IC'IJ. H.,_, YC., P1woe '·. Fertr!N KYC , M.t "tlliOO. JOfVI Frtdkt!\, tYC • "Th3t Wb U lood dcfcn U we Cl.ASS lt-1 VOt~ll. 1 !Witt, l FonedD have seen for 48 minute •• sanl c;.o11r.., ~. tYC Nelson. addina of his own uiuad, CL.US c-1 s--... ,,., 1 "llf\IW•r "· >
W ... "'•'MDlil KYe k "9er'ldi"a .,., .__. •• e arc &pin pla)tna at a high level, TH1$11..E-1. o..." "· nc. and lam happy aboul\hat. We played $AIOT A-1 ...... WNI...,, NHYC1 1 a
as hard 11 -c could pla) and d1dn't W.r41. ICYC win. I ha~e no complaints as ton.a as o.!:=1'Yc' """Mllltt,ICYC,t Httltted,
WC play hard.'• SAIOT Ct-I C.... HMen, NHVC. 2 Ktt
I ..... NBA """"*•· ICYC1l AIN<ltt .....,, .. , ICYC • ft OCod ~ aamct: AWTI WM._..., ICYC • ~tkt Ill, Nqce~ Ill: Regir ~,eo~~t' ... ..., ,..,..,,HHYC. ~ k•tt
Lewis scored 2& posnt and Jim SAtoT o-• Jiii hi*"'"'-1e1c. , Puson came off the bench to lead a • TllCW'nh '-'*· ""vc, J. c.w1 ~ ICYC
teeond·half rally with 17 11 ho '
Boston ralbed from a I point dcfi u
for its fif\h sttli&ht home victory.
&-.. I H ,...,.... JM: Wayman
T 11dafC scored 20 of his 28 poents in
the ~ half arid Kcnay Smith
ICkled 22 ~· vmtms s.cr.a.tn-10 hUded <."lauto"e 111 1evca1h llJailbt' lea ...... "*. Re• ~ ftnUed Wftal I Clll'eer•hish J7 poiala.1Utti11124 0(21 free tbroWI.
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Detroit al tnoi.nt, UO P m
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Houston at *'amtnlo, 7 30 Pm
Golden Stilt el Pofll1nd, 130 Pm
L•lltn 12', Wurlon ltS
LOS ANGILU -Or-S· IJ M 11,
WO'lftY 7· lt 1·2 IS, AbOul·Jal>Oef 1· 11 S-S 19,
JohMoll 6·1l 10-10 23. Scott 11·11 •·• n,
Coooet J•7 2·2 10, Thomc>M>n M l ·• S,
Wootrldot l·S )·7 S, Camol>tl 0 0 0-0 0 Tolels ., •• , JS-42 126 •
GOU>tlM nATI -Mullin 10-7J 6··1 21,
TMOll 10-2S Mn, LSm.111 2-3 0·0 •. G.n.tnd
1·16 1-1 11. R~ •-n J.S 1'. Samoso11 1-1 l-1 3, O SmOlll 4·9 •·• 12 H•OO ns 2·) 2·2 I, 8o1 0-l t-0 0. Alford 1·3 0-0 l .McOonelO M 0-0 2 Totu 4HIO 19 2• llS
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)-Point oe>elt-SCOll •. c-2, Hi119ln\ 2.
Mul.n. G•nand, ltKNnotld, Alfofd, JolVlson
Fouled out-Hotle R~-Los AnoetH SI
(AbCIUl·JebtllV Ill, Goldefl Stete 64 (Mulin W Asma-LO\ Antelts 2S (Johtlson 10), GotcMn
Stell 16 (ltkhl'nOl'ld 41 Tot1t fouls-Los A"9tle'
21 Goldtfl Stele 27 A-IS,Q2S
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am. s.ton Hll, ,._. vs SOuthweat Mlno1KI
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Sen\1tfnal WIM4lf1. 60I p m
N•tfONll lnvlhHon Tournament
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W...,.Y'• Gemes
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1:JI> 11 m •
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pm
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SOUIM!'n ll:lno•'· 10· 13. et SI LllVl\ 13·9
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TllUnclll Y" s Gema~
Ktnr Stll• 20 10 v' M>el\i9an State, IS· ll
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•119111m. 11-11 7 .JS P m
UC Sanf1 Barbare 11·1 a t WocM • Stolt
18·10 130.o m
•Arkansas Stale 20-9 at N•IJ(a$114 16 IS
llS o m Pt~o.ne, 19 I?. •• Ntw MUICO Sta••
2'· 10. 9'3S om
Sanll Ctat •, 20· 10 11 New MexlCo 20 9 9 lS
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HIWl•I, 11· 12. a l C1hf()(n1a 19 11, 10 )0 II m
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• Boise Sta 1t 23·6. e1 Ot.i.P>Oma State 16• 12
1 30 om
NCAA WOfNft"s TourNment
EAST RE<#IONAl
W....,_Y's Finl lttund Games
V1odtrl>tll. 11·1 ••• SI JoMoll •. n 7 4 II m l • Sa .e 11·2 at Con...chtut 7•-S 4 JO Pm
Pr0¥1denee 22 10 ti Je,.._, Mad~ 7S•l
• )0 p.m
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22·1 S P m
Sec:*'CI R 9'IM
Sat\llcUY'' ~
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30·2. 4 30 o rn Suflday's G•mtt
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11 ,,._ 20-9 11 a m
Jamn Mao.SOii P.ov•Cle<ICt al Ollo0 s111~
13 S, 11 • m
St Jowo1n·Va~10.11 "',.,,., 11 1.on11
Suen St111 21 · • 4 o m
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TlrnH 61'<1 e>a.rtll9l T9A c~..._
(~turdtv, Mardi 1S 11 lawtint Gr-, Kv )
s.m.11nal wll'lntrs, T9A
MIDEAST REGIONAL
WtdNsclaY'' Fint lteund Gem.•
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Ttnn ·(l'Wllllll0091. 19 11 •I GtorQ·• 72· 6,
4 30 om
Vllleno111 II· I I 11 Otd Oom.nloo. 21 I 4 JO
om
Soul"*rn M IU 1U POI 76 • •• Rulllff\ 23 • 430 o m
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Cltm$0n, 19· 10 • 30 o m
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Notlh•t11tr11 State, l.a , n ·7, at llOno•s 0
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CltYetln<I (H ) 10, Mllw~.. IH ) t Sec.-..... Setw•Y'• .._
Solilh C•r~ine·Tenneuee Teen winner 1t
lowe, 26·4, 1J JO om
NW LOU•Wlla 1111nots St. winner .. Slenford 2'·2, 1030 om •
• S..Y's °"""' LOUIS.•ane Slelt, 11·10 ., Pur<11.11·.•.rhnui1
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O.kllnd 20. San F renclKo 7
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OtdMf1 v1 Otlrolt 11 l•k•'-~' Fla 10 >O • e m • K.an~• Cltv n !oiton 11 Wlnltf" Haven,
Fla, 10 e m.
Hou,1on V• SI lOV•I ,, SI Petenl>Ufll, Fla~
10 1m , (llteaOO While SOii VI Phllldlltol\.. al
Cl9arw1tll', Fla, IOOS 1 m MIMHOte vs Cll'C•l'lnatl (H) ., Plant Cltv.
Ft. IOOS e m
Atlenl1 vs le•ltmo<t ti Mieml, IOlS Lm
Col'ICIMali IH I "' Ttw.111 al Port Chertott1
, Fla . 103S e m
WIEST REGIC>ffAL •
'W"""*V'' Flnt "~ GafNi
Cinefnl\atl, 21 I •' &o... no Gr-', M-J •.JO p m • •
F ertO'l !>••It, 11·1 '1 Mollt•f'-2'-l . •:30 o m.
Hawe , It 9 •' W•Vl•"V'lltl 72·9 1.lO Pm
Ulell, 2•·S. 11 Nt" ·la' Vegas, 2S •. 7 30
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9 o .. i.no GrHn,Cln<: 1111at1 wlnntr t i
P tt'bYr9f\ vs TOl'001to et OUl*lin, Fla, IOlS
• "' 9 N Y Mek VI Molllrtlt t i Wttl Pllm 9"<h.
Ft• IOlO em
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SI~ D too o MDw•ukH al CIMI~, Arot , nos p m
San Frenclsco va Cl\:C.llO Cut>s 11 Mtse. Ani~ n os om C11<ago Wllllt Soa vs N V Yank1t\ 11 Fort
l t uder01te , Fl• 4 30 p.rn
Af!MI 10, "",_., • tet Ttmoe, AnL) Mltlrv •"°· 2• 2. • 30 Pm w .. h1119IOll H1w111 # """ •• SltPl\tl'I
Au"1n 2' l S pm
F C1tlf0fn•t 100 430 011 -10 17 7
Molll'11• F1111tr1on SI ''"""'r •' ltHl 75·•
Seallle 000 n l 100-I 12 I
F1n1tv, Lazorlt.o CSI, Minion C7l, Hervey Ill •net Kn100. Henaon, C Jee~'°" <Sl. Oel.AOll (7),
77-3, 6'30 N1totnfu.r (9) •M Vell4r 9reOltv ISi u o pm
UNl v Ule n wlnMr •f COIOrli<lo. om ~
( Thundt11, Merell tJ at Austin.
r irntt •nd P&•rlftO~ T8A
Chamoltfttll!O (Sa"1rdly, Mlrdl 1S at Austlfl,
~.m.t.nal W•nntr• T8A
Women's Nl't.
<•t ArNirh, T•n•>
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W-M«lton, I· I W-DtltOl'I 0 1 s-Harvtv
11) Hlh -C1•1forn1a, Downing Ill. 91c~lll <21
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Dld9ttt 7, Aatres 6
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Kn•oe>er. For~ tS) Por1w.1 t7), Mtvtt
19) Htal~k t 101 '"° All't>v. EuHt>lo 171. 9tl(hfr 8r-n <SI. Munoz Ill. How .. C9l,
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HR\-H0ta1on 9t" Ill Loa A~t\ Murrn
121 Woocboro HI •m OtP1ul, 17,e, v' OrtQOn, 19· 10. I p ,.,
Toieoo, 71 6. "' Notre 0 1,,,., 20-9, 4 om R~o 21 •. ..,, Sa., O•~:> S111e. 2• t , 6 om
f'lidav, l!Mrdl 24 SemHiNI\
P•lf'inll• end tomes T8A
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Pe lOl Vtrdtl. V\ Paul AM ICOnt, knollv•ilt
Tann . e11d Cllr••lo 'n n Rt n\t>uro Soutll Atr1ce
6 1, 6 l • 2 1 II. II •
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THURSDAY
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11 SOUl!lefn C11,fomta Colla9t Coovtllt·
llU~l. noon. SATURDAY
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TUESDAY
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THUR.SDAV
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s.ooi.t>tcto. et Golden wes1, 2 30
SATURDAY Orange Coast 11 R1vtnl<le, noon, Goloeo
W•\I at FutlertOl'I, 2 30
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TODAY
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FRIOAY
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THURSDAY
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TOOAY
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TUUOAY
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SATURDAY
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TUESOAY
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Cnrtst Collfoe Irvine, 2
SATURDAY
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TUESOAV
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THURSOAY
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TUESOAY •
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THURSDAY
S.00110t(lo. 11 0ot110-Coal! 2 GQIOen
We•I 11 Fuiierton ?
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TUaSOAY
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THURSDAY Or•~llf Coal! et Sa~ 2 FutterlOll
et Golof11 Wt\I 2
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altONA DEL MAI DUPLEX
Ne.ir the village, two 3 BR, 2 BA
units, 1600 sq . ft. each. We ll main·
tained In nice setting. Asking
$599,000
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• In lrvlne nffd• hfgh Pll1-TllN or Futt-Time r:,_o:: ~~,.:'=~~ St., Unh B. Irvine. SM 8AVEAI. • new Thrift 111-1111 + CllMiOM & hight from FUiiy lolded. radlllt, auto-·-------•
callbet ambitiow J*IOfl. ~cell«\t lot ltuden!.a dvelt fOf pert time ln!Mde Erle ~ ~·=· II ":"" hi:: W~ ~ fK· #ti e t I c , t u n r o o r ,
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t.,. wable•S8thr2&l..82t2 CA.t.LM2~70 -· Weoffer..;,.,y ••• °'*"•. Aexlble ~led, ~ c~·~l(TA'i~8 ~A~L: c:aet\~':;"ontpt~ -AIN
VOi.i'li be uWlg ~°"' v.--H ... M~ s>lu• eomtnteelon. tloutt W-1332. eppty In P9rton b9tween Medlterr.,,..,, ~. Xlnt erty .1 .. 111 l'lldetol~•ncl~ ~ty ~ need9 bfiQlll 111,MI +/• Ind ""att tnuat .._ 25 _._. 9 e..m. end 3 pm et oond.1250.540-2825 lolll . 7014 ' .... E .. CEDES-•ENZ etae•'f04.l!l ..... Ctewf()( pef9°" w/aorn. COM• .,,..._ ~-1913t Megnolla . St., I ..... n .. CREVIER he DAILY PILOT Plllet •XP-•Ofd proc ,._ ,_ wpm and heve good O.tell-orlented person. Hunt Beech M2-A81 .. •lfllW 1 UDO 14 gOocf condition 300 TO. wtttl A/C, cer
t • TVl 10-lt by h. NationM""' •l>W'd•no..,.. 1P911tng ·-Come and good EnoMan Miiia WILL • Footboetd.., relit, /\rel* $950 ()( beet pnone, AM/FM-ttereo, ~ 34~92 .. ~ouc: caity Needfl 3 MC~I M•· wont for Or-no-Coun-TRAJN Pieaunl. friendly *lllllTAlf queMtinl1t5 840-8733 :.... 645-2175 ctwome---. 111,000 , ·-e No expettenc;e nec:eiee-• ..,. fUU IMtle ts al r. ty'• IMd•no tommuMy atmoeptwe Af'f*t Ptn-7~14 .*lu.1r~eva11 ~ ll~TUllll Oavts(1,.14)757..0721_ MWIP~. "ftYMW(, 16&0 Pteoenue For national oolf pu ' Ll1~~te.:~fn~ Slps/Dodcs/SW8ge 'MWlllllll SllEll
No •P req d If you .,. MANAGER Cd the Deity Piiot today Aw • ~ta Mesa. cation loca.ted' In lrvlne cone. tabte I 100, Bish~ 1022 Full Loedad Low ~. -----
FOt fUMMI lntormatlOn reliable&. MOef to IMfn. 101 _J_ ID A• fOt Own rreeman ... n ~ MUil h•v• pleuent ........ Ivory dripea 175, 51pd, radl•I•. alloya.
end Int~ call call Center Glau In El ;;,-• ....... 21 . edht oPet'll I l)hOne demeenot, ahor1-• Bentwood Ctlelr1 S60 ORY boat atorege evell, p/ateertng, bfllt• ..,
, Toro lor lntervlaw, Welt'-1 N 8 offa ~· --·~~lnt•~ .. nce c":ord~~ hand« speed writing & ObO ~ 722-1970 Newport Dunes, Newport (1lET272) ' ' AftW ~· cu .. .-..
81 135! Aulo (21..fJllMiO)
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( -~ .. ~· netcw •• lerQe ~ PIHWll lUffOUndlng•. DOVER SHORES MOV-14-4-0S 10, Tu.Sat -12noooto3pm, HANOYMAN·po"Mer tool Gr .. 1 almotphel• Piil 11n• n•. 8eeCt\ epwlmenl com-OOoO ~portunlty for ad· ING SALEJ Sml ltbl9s, •1-Nll
DRIVEAS-c:roaa country
No UP MC CA lie r9q d
MacOregof Yec:hta, t&31
Placen11e, CM
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toom ~n toOfs • plu• need• rout• tech we 675-8000 '°' -i>PI 714-752-8474 co.tom l::J.kxlat. epplt, CMijriarllltn EK>14 '1<4 PORSCHE Targa ~=:rc~acht~. 183 1 lllllMIST train Mutt heve 1.°°'3 •l tP.-UU IUllTUY etc. 11-750. 646-8908 . SMALL TENT TRAILER ~:e~ ,C:'1:'1c1t b::
Rentel IPAl~t S!._~ I•:~ ,.~rMCngh r,~orO "E7? an21 llfllftlll T.....U... filing. ""ht phone MOVING FROM DOYER Excellent for c:amplnQ & &4&-&4<47 trte< 5PM 11-. PLAIT lllllT. James .,.. '"""' ..,.11 •r ·• •m • __, 3-4 deya P9r ~. Oetell-~· 25-4'>' H"°':1t Wk-For SHORES. eoucn.a.1ma11 tithing 1350 549--0est . -
s-. -Servtoe Pll(te -~
111-1111
1500 Auto M811 Dr. FuOorp.,tllme WNtci1ttarea.&4&-1816 PIZZA RESTAURANT O<letlltcJ P!Mtat\I tur-ttna11' Co In Nwpt Bch leblH, chalra, ap-15 300SD Bleck. 40.000 T~ pay 6'8·9585 MED'iCAL FrOflt OFC Pot· Mgmt opportunnlet roundlnQ• Apply Pen-&45_1123 pMencee, etc. $1-1750. AA/co Lt!!lnp 9010 mllee. lmmec:ul•t• con-
llMll --· 1tlon w/vet'ied dutlel In a\lallab .. at, ny,aver tee<> Plaoentle M&-8908 BEFORE buy examine dltlon. $29,000 firm. CeH
Flex. houri, mutt brlrlSJ UDlL coll. & IM M-F C~ta LJTTLI 1111111 Ave . cOtte MeN, SECURITY OFFICERS NEW DAYBED WHITE & 125 u.Jt:erc.d..a.nz 720-18&9 •.rter 7~ cteen OMV printout, FIT Cuttodlal dutlee, flex flta MeH GP ofc. Call Wortc lor Iha beatl BRASS Will! mattr..... end our ,...._ leatlng 'II Mnl J ••
Sant• Ana
55 Fwy. •t Edinger
PIT. Temml 891-38&9 Reflebte Onfyl 55Mi020 M&-4921 tonntervlew (11C) lll-11N IOI. lltltl MUIYI llMm & lrvndl• c6mplete plan eom,,.,. HOUM of Stick ahllt, 1unroof,
UUlllllTUTlll We offer Xlnt ~y. xlnt 1245. •&40-8133* tmportt & Be S•f• ctaMCt•. (237&4) Cetlet Poeitlon w/tmall training & xlnt beneflt1. OAK Oii '""' detk 2 wnt· 2131714 MERCEDES --N ™ -...::...---_.._ .._ IUCCelltul RE. Co HMO No P.&>ef neceu. Call r ....,. ._, ---__
eggr.-.,. ·, .. ~.,09 now 714-774-4880 Ing ix.di. 7draweri&. 1 .. t•.antl •1-Nll 't 0 u r pam p er• d
CIU 7 DAYS
s.rviCt Hrl.. Mon-Frf. 7:00 am to 1.00 pm
pert0n ae'n.,a1aom1n1a-:~=3-~ID 117353'mo L .... +ta>. 'tlt11•111111 Mer~e.na. eo..-
1rat1on-ri11no. phonel a ClllSE SllP • $52& M <Sown. 80 moa pwe ttouee °' 1mpotta & bl(lepg Sand rNUme & QUEEN Sl.2E MATTRESS (404!13) • If U l e Sure . 21Sl7 t4
talary r9Quirementa to Enjoy the good 11191 Be & BOX. OUIL TE01 ....... N Loededl Niel car, reduced MERCEDES.
Ad• 121 clo Oerly PllOt, pekS to treWI wondwldel BRANO NEWt St55 111-Ull llfllfll N HONDA '10 WAGON,
PO Box 1560, Colla Fr .. room boltd med CAU * &40-8733 * •1-1111 green. llUtO. Good ~
Mft.a, CA 92826 Ofl a "'•u°ry-llner. Pos-SILVER APPLE OAK din-ORDER 'I°"' 'et °' ·ea c:er. 876-3391
flWLOWER
RATES
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81Q & It'll Jot>a-Worlc-gu.,. EXTERIOR SPECIALIST
Call BNce 147.07&0 14SO.S580 91~9838
--IW. .._lTI a•y itlonl ava.11 lmmed No Ing table w/beveled ge... Merceoe...Senz end get .. "1'Tl & e .. , s-exper nee. 47&-5$80 & e ~ orig "4800 the -.rty•bH1r!.~ofrat1.!. Full t.o.oed. t.ow m11n. JCAoGbU•AIRtfb:ue:s :t~: Met::/,:~ R ~1 :,~· ... 2000b0 2•~1349 ;:r.T a.s;;"21317•j'4 autometlc, eurttool S2S,600. Wire -.... ....
Sena resume to Brutiler ••••laelUll) MERCEDES p/at .. mfg, u .11577491 Jbll<y.173-1187
1 2.20 per day
That'l ALL you pay for
4 llll9t, 30 Oey m1n1mum
In the
SERVICE
DIRECTORY
INCREASE YOUR REACH
GET IN OUR IMPROVED
n._lllW lentM ..,....,,
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e1ectr1ca1, plumb••o. Elct /lot Aeuonebteprlee
eerperitry. pe1nt1ng etc CALL Oweyne, 966-2485 I WILL BABYSIT YOUR 845-815~
CHILO 2 mo'1 or olde< In ----
my Huntington Beach UllYIUI IOYIOH
.home. Mon.fr' 181-1-169 Can't awt11Jlr.lit me dol t t()fT)I. 631-2475
FAEE 1 Hr e.Pefl AdvlCtl
8'enf19'1a Painting All
~ Oone wfCr1fynan-
lhlp/lnlt1Qnty 649-2029
& Co . t 11 t Btyslde Pet1-Ttme Start 15/Hr Mllcdwous 6015 OUR 90 mo **no pro---YW • l JAGUAR 11 XJS
•220 CdM. CA 92625 Call lor en =t. au !Of Berber cn.elr 1350, H .. vy gram la e '''""'* Com-•1·11ll Bl-* on ten, uc:ielltnt
Jamie &48-3 2 duty Kenmore Wlllt1ef. Pet9 Houte of Imports a '11 _.111 · oondlt~ All malnten-
STUOENT IOr hen<Jy-wor11, excellent con11<11on $150. B• sere 21317 14 Super ..,_p•m\dl ... r MC* ~
dellYetlM Good driving *631·9102* MERCEDES (2FONIM) leue ( T2CCK844)
rec:orll 8-fO hrs/wk CENTER Ct.US s11•2 121.e817
natlonel r..i "teta mar· ChooH own houtt Member1hlp tor Sale 4 Whttf Ottw/~ • , MERCEDES 1980 300SO
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LIC,lnt.842-5053• PllmlllWlllPlPll REALESTATE751·5000 voic. end can uM •n esetatta 840-0840 air. etc. 1 12,000 s apd, e1r, Low mll4ia s1s.OOO/ObO.e50-0344 •••lUl•IPfl'• REMOl/AL RELIABLE! 20 Rec:ept/Aul for ooc1or'1 :Z!!!°~=~ CH IN SAW Mc CulOcl'I 5"48-1175 •1MJM175 -(2G·M·[···1"'5) MT~~=--·~~
QUALITY CLEANING Can t•lllATI lllYtOI yre In area &42-5937 office. Must heve basic Ml . Time. CALL Steve 2 3 cl new I 190 Shell for Trudo 903S 1 bl.eek chrOIM ~
Today For Ett &45-5&43 H.illng~Vwd Cleen upt -11&1.m PlllTlll •klll• ' •Int l)e!SOnallty &42~333 Toyota XTAA C.b Ilk• •1.ea11 l1t .00 173-9461 lll YH Tilllt CALL Jol'ln 850-1828 Beal prices s.uarec:11on Exp helptul. but will train TelerNrk'etln; new $300 548-4189 ._ _ 1-ll P /I ____.:_ • __ _
Prof'I HOUHCl .. n 1ng ouer.refll.Jonn&45-2955 CellG-i.957..eaee PHONEPROS CAifo-E BRASS LAMPY-8, auto, Pl l ,.., end 111-:t'.='.'T"'IUUl asa11 .. ..... ,_. r•••. 848-2700 -YI ... P&1m11 •llOUTlllllT MO Sh8Q rug n $50 "'°" (2Wl81S9) _ .. d ,.,. ...
•-... Ault col<H' Chair S75 Sii 13 Now::": QI\ , ... c. • ,.... U 000 mii. Nn6 good ifflllllPtlll lutl~E T::m. & Wellpeperlng Ouahty Immediate oP«ting at na-WANTID · 840·2329 GM 1 Hurry wt'4le IUPP'Y sOca• ~ S1&,000.
Ouellty rel eb ... 12 yeers 111 ~'Of ~puter 1
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0 c CALL 952.0595 10•)'1 72'3-0735 tocated In IMne Must ec.:Ts & TN>S CALL ., green Crill frm hofne Bctt BN<IJO Q Frwy ... 300SE. •• (5359)
lmtl•--a "8¥9 plHUnl phone de-STEVE &42-'333 Seltlng due to remodel· 112 ..... 1 ... '17 SOODL, loftli ($4011
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.....: ll)TIC( ..a.IC ll)TIC( P\ll.IC NOTICE -~ _,1 nsa under tlle ficlltlout menced 10 1rsntae1 t>u• Tiie reg111r•nt com· ~ nerM °' flllW duct.a bV" • l!«*'al 1*1· ~ "Yag'fett•n• co"'· ;: butlnetl name 0t namet ,,... under the ~tlout rMn09d 10 trenmc1 ~ lleted ..,_on tt71 ~ • ' FICTTTIOUI .,..... OUCtsd by" an lndMdutl lllttll lha COunty Clerfll of Or· HOTl ... E IS HEREBY 119ted •t>ow on Febrotll'f 22 ~ name Of namee """ uncs. 1119 fl<:lltloul Det1ena a 91\der AO Tll• rtgletranl com· menced 10 lfllnHCt bull-
MAm ITA~ Th• regletrent com· Mgt County on M•cn 3 OIVEN tlla1 •••l•d 1... llttedet>ov9on 1984 buelne9a n11m1 °' namee 1 t mn..,msnc:.ed to lllf\NC1 bull·,... under IN f1Cli1loue
Tiie fo11oWtn9 penoot .,.. menced 10 transact bl.Isl· 1989 Pf()poeale for lurnlthtng .. SWl'I Nguyen Mllil LM lltled tb0¥9 Oil NIA 111~':: l1Allen\41nt wu I led -under lhe llclltlOUt butitlttt n11m1 °' namet dolflG bllllneN •: neu under ths fiC11tlous F41ct1t1 ISbor, rNMerielt, equtpmenl, This atalement wu llled Tllllt ttlt"'*'' wu filed o r • g o r y p • u 1 wtth t1lt Coun Clertt f Or bu11ne11 nerM « namee 1191eel llboW on o.c.unb* 2• VIC.LA VISTA APTS .. 2078 butlnMI name Of names Pvblllhed OrM91 Cout tr:;r;::::n and •uch with tha County Cler'tl ol or. With Ille Coun1y Clet1I of Or-Ctwlstotfereon .,. County·~ ,...,~ 3-lleted •t>oYe on MlfCh 3. 1918 T
TIU'ln, eo.11 Meta. Calif IW1ed •bove on February 24. Dally Pilot Merctl 13, 20. 27, °'ulrsd for ~~£8YM~~r .,. County on Fet>w•ry ange County on Fet>ruary Thie ""'"*" was filed 1tet • IMt =-'-=~ tiled 9~~glll'et Corkett, 30"4 19:.n M. Solo Aprll 3, 1981 M-001 ~ICATION OF THE TRAFFtC 24, 1989 ,._.. 14, 1919 '4'1111 wl1h Ult ~ly~I•? of Or· ''101• ~~I l!PU tiled With ths Coullty C}etll of Of•
Buena Vitia. 8elboa, Calif Thia 11a1ement WU filed SIGHAt.S AT PLACENTIA Publllhed Orange Coal Publlthed Orange eo.t ~989 y 90ru.Vy 09!~~ ~ ~r With,,,. County C19rk °'Or-etlO' County on Feorusry
92M1 wtth the County Clef'lc of Or-fltB.IC NOTICE :~g A~s~:~c~Rlll~:~~ Dally Pilot March 8. 13, 20, o.i1y Pilot, Febfuwy 20 27. · . '4Cll071 Aprll 3, 1911.,c • ' 'anoe County on Mar~ 3, 2l, 1989 ,....,
Thia bullneH It con· ange County on Februll)' LOYOLA ROAD II be e-i1, 1989 Mtrch I , 13. 1911 Pvbllahed Orenge Coul M-<>Oe 1HI Publlltled Of•,.,.. COMt dueled by: an lndlvld11•I 28, t989 • flCTITIOUS ..,...... ' WI r M-977 M·teo 09lfy Plot F9b<Utry 20 27 f410nl -..-
Th• reglelrant com· ,_..,. NAME ITAft•NT cal¥ed by lhe City of Cost• Mwch 8 fa 1989 ' ' ftmlJC NOTlC(. P\lbll9hed Ofenge Cout Delly PllOt. febNllY '7
menced to tranuct bull· PublltMd Orange Coast The toflowtng 'peteon. .,, Mau at Ille Offa 01 ""City P\ll..lC M>TICE "8.IC 11)11C( ' ' M·955 Oeil't Plot Mwch 13. 20, 27 Mwcn I 13. 20, 1989
,,... undet the nc111iout Detty Pilot Marctl e. 13, 20, doing butlnea .. C•k. 77 FIJr Dr1¥1, Costa NCnnoue Wll Aori •· 1Ht M-tet
bue1MM name or namet 27, 1181 CIJRTALE PRINTERS Mee&. Calltomll, until lhs FICTITIOUl llUSINEll '1CTmOUa .,.._.. P\mJC ll)TIC( MAMI ITA~ M.007
lleted •b<rte on 1980 ~-979 2'600 W Cou1 Hci "°"' ot 101IO a.m., MWch MAm ITATl.•NT ,.._ I TATEMINT The~ WSOM ar• 1---------MergwM COrtleU Ste lO Newpof't ' 17, 1Ht, It tmleh time they T"9 lotlowlng PlfSOl\I ate The lo4lowfng per90nt ere flCTmOUe .,.... dolna ~ M! ftaJC ll)TIC(
Thie ttatemenl wu tiled ftllJC ll)TIC( Cellf 12683 . will be opened publlcly end ~ bueineM II doing butlMN U MAm ITATD9NT D fS CU S INT E Fl ·1-----.....----1·-----------
wltti tM Couoty Clertl ol Of. Chrletopher Domenic reed 9loud In tha Council "0 ' CARS AUTO SALES. PLAYTIME, 181 E 181h The~ l*90M are NA.TIONAl. • ...0 NewJ>ot1 "'YITIOU9 ...... PtCTrnou9 MJ U•U "'09 County on March 1, '1CTIT10Ue.,...ll Curtale Cll•mbere Sea led 82e S. Maln.Slreel, Senta St •29, CO.ta Meta, C•lil ~bullnMaa; Center Dr"'9 Suite 240, U.ITAT'lmN'T MAm lTATlmwl
ltlt MAM1 ITATIMPfT Thie t>utlMu te con· ptopoeale thall beer the l1Ue Ana, Callf 92707 92e27 A 8 S E M 8 L Y ~ IMCfl Oaltf t2MO TM~ per90N we The foloWlr'9 1*90N.,.
,.....,, The lolOWlng persons ara ducted by en lndwual ot 11'11 WOttt end the nwne of Marla T• ... Ouel. 2117 J Chendler·Hellmark, 181 TECHNOLOGIES COM· WWlefn O NeY9e .k .. 22t doing~• doing IM*lW M
Publlthecl Ofange eoeat dolngou.lneaau: tinr-reglllrent com-tneblddetbl.llnootherd+ AoyalPalmOr CoeUMeta E 18thSt •29.CoetaMeM PAHY, 2821 W-1 C«fttal ~odA\19 ,CorOMdee MTITUfE Of ctilNESE cAARl.EYTIETGEN aA.8-
0elly Piiot Merell 13, 20. 27, RATTAN & WICKEA IM-menced 10 lrsnuc1 bull· llngulltllng mar11e Any bid Calif t2e2e Cellf 92$27 Ave., Sen1a Ana, Calif MW, c.llf 92e25 HERi, 18 Almond Tr .. SOCIATE.S, 50I 2l'fh St ,
April 3, 1989 PORTS, 3'20 Via Udo, New· MM under I.he hctlllOUI r«*Yed aftef lhe«tledllled Thie bl.ltlnMt 11 con-D Temefilln 31815 2nd 8270. Tllomm A. Oobboe Jf, Lane. ln4ne, Cslll 11715 N9wpor1 IMCfl. ~ HM3
M·"4 pon Beech, CM1 12"3 ~ neme or namee Cioelng llrne for tl'ie receipt duc1ed by an lndMdual A'<ll , So LeQuna, Cellt Oe¥1d Mellllten 2350 2122 ~Or , '-1>«1 Wtn-SNou Yan;. 13152 Cht'1ey ~. ::.ot 2tth
---------Winnifred Mrdeule, 30 ed lbove on (not yet) of bide thlll be r91utned to The reg111ren1 com-Thlt b11efne11 11 cori· H•bOf •204. Coe1a M-. 9-cfl, c.. 92963 Tlbunlft w..,, Tu.et.n c~ 8t., N8'#port lleedl. C611t ftmlJC ll)TIC[ COfmoranl Cir.. Newpor1 CMttopher CIK\ale tl'ie blOOet ~led It thtill metlClld to ttltleKt bu9i-Ouc1ed by a gerwlll part· C9ld.. 9282t Rink A. a.t>U, 8A8 N 112UO t2M3
---------Beed\, Callf,92660 Tbll ttiternenl wet 11*.t be 1"9 tote reepon11bilcty Of ,... under lhe flctlt1ou1 nertnip Either MathlM.n. 2352 ~ Roed Suite 200 Pl-Kwang Ttvng 111 Vernon Brut>ekCf, UO FICTTTIOUI .,...., Thie butlflftt 11 con· with tha County Cler'll of Of. t1'ie bldder1o...,. tlwl hit tltd ~ NITll Ot ntn* The reg I at ran I com· HerbOf • 204, COlfa MeN Stockton, Calif 95205 Alrnotld ;,.. i.-. wne. Clifton Aw •4, An•°*"'
MAm ITAT"Rm.NT dueled t>y: ian lndMdual Count on Mardi 3 Is rec:ieiYed In Pf°'* time bled 9boW on NIA menced to trenMC1 bl.Ill· Call! 12e2e This t1ut1nnt 11 con-Cellf 11715 Calf 82I05 The folowlng l*'IOM are The r~i.1ran1 com· = Y • A Mt of plene and 199Cffl-M. T• ... °'* neea under I.he tlcllllOln Tiil• bu1lnet1 11 con· OUcied by a generet pert· TNI butlnee1 11 CQn· Thie t \111rwU It con· doing~.. rnencld 10 tranuct bul4-,410117 catloos rney t>e ot>tained at Thlt si.ternent was flted bullr'Ma name or names ducted by hutbend and wife l'MW'INc> ~ by co-partner• dUC1ecl by' co-psrtner•
LAGUNA SEA SPORTS, MM under the flc11t10US Publllhed Ofenge Coat the Offloe of the City Engl· With the County Cieri! ot Or· listed •boYe on (not yet) Tiie regl•tr•nt com-The reg111rant oom· Tfl• regl1tr1n1 com-Tiie reglttrtnt com·
21 ... Newpof1 81\'d .. Cott• bullr'8la name Of names Deify PllOtMatcn t3 20 27 ""'· 77 ,.., Onve. Costa enoe County on F.oru.ty J C'.1'91'dler-...-martl mencld 10 trantac1 bual· mencecs to 1ranue1 ou.i. rnencec1 to t~ bulN-INl'IC9d•IO 1tMMCt t>u9-MeM. Celtf 82827 lltted abo111 on Fet>ruary 15, April 3 1989 ' · · MeH, Celllornlt , upon 28, 19et Thi• atat--.u •H filed neu u~ the tlct111ou1 ,,... under the 1oe1111ou1 ,_ under tha flc'tltlou• ,... l#'°9r 1111 ktutlou.t
Sea Spone Inc.. CtU· 1Nt ' M-00... nonref\lndal* peyment of f401711 wtth tha gc>unty Cler1! of Or· ~ name 0t nam. DUtlneM ,,.,..,. or nemee ~ name °' namee ~ f'laml 0t narnee
fofnl9, 925 N. Cout Hwy ., Winnifred Mrdelne 1 110.00 Anaddlllonslctlv~ Put>lllhecl Ortnge Cout enge CoUnty on Fet>ruary lltted~onF~ 1t 1111ecuoowonFebruary 18, MledtboveonFet>rVll)' 15 lltled ·~on Jenuary 16
Lagune Beectl, Caltf 92151 Thie etet--.1 wu tried! Ml.IC NOTICE or SS.00 wlll be m.oe ll Deify Piiot Mwcn II. 13. 20. 14, 1989 1989 1HI 1ttt 1M9
fhl9 b1111ne.. 11 con-wl1h the County Cllfk of Or· tt•ndled t>y mall Ptene, 27, 1189 ,.,,_. o.'<lld M•WMn W1llllrn G Ne\fllle Jr ,._K•MG Teung Cl'Mlrtey T~
due1ed by• COfPOfllton .,. County on February FICTITIOUS.,...., tpeclllc•llon• and other M-917 Pubtlllled Or1nge Cout Thlt ttelemtnl wu 1.-CS Thlt 1ta1emen1 wu filed TNt 11.tement wu tiled Thie ttatetnen1 wu filed
Tiie regl•H•nt com· 2t, 1189 MAMa I TATl•HT c:ontrect documenll mey .. _.,. ..,.TICE Delly Pilot February 20. 27, wnn the County~ of Or· wltll th9 County Clefk.ot Or· with Int Cou,tty Clerk ol Of· wtth the County CWll of Or-
menoed 10 1renuct bull· ,_.. Tiie IOllOW!ng pettont are 9lto t>e eumlried at 1111 ol· ,._nu M11rch e, 13, 1989 snge County on-,;ltwcn 3, ll10I County on Mwch 3, atl99 County on Febtuety snge County on ~ery
neu under the flc1111ov• Pvblllhed Orenge coae1 dQlnQ t>uelnele ••· lie• of the City Cterk of tne ·,-Tmoua IMUI••• M·H2 1H9 1911 21. 1tet 21, 1 ... bu9lnMe neme or narnet Deity Pllo1, Februtll'f 27, WJS MOODY'. INTER· City of eo.1. Mete -'410111 ,4...,. ,...,,., ,....
u.ted lbOYI on January 1. Merdl8, 13,20, 1989 NATIONAL,INC.,5031Slrcn facllbl<hl\allbemadeon MAMR ITAft.-..T P\ll.IC NOTICE Pvt>lt8lled °'.,;g. Cout Put>lilhed Orsnge Cout "'. t>liltlld oreno• Coa. ". Publltl'ied Orlfl09 Coeat
1Nt M-970 St. •C, Newport 8"ch. the Propoeal form, lhMlt The followlng,personi ve FICllTIOUI -• .... a Delly Piiot Mardi 13, 20, 27 OelfY Piiot M.arch 13, 20, 27, Deily Piiot Marett fS. 13 20 t)9lty Piiot, Fet>IUllY 27
Salty E. Santmyer, P.fMI· c.m. HMO P-1 lllfougfl P..8 provided In ~ u. MAMl ITAftMUn' Aprll 3, 1989 Apr. 3, 1... 27, tMI Mardi 8 13, 20, 1Nt dent __ .,. lllft'fll't WJS Inc ' Del-•· 5031 Ille contract documente. . M NTAIN SOFlWAAE. M-003 M-002 M·NO M·IM ~~·-~ ~~·~ ~SI •C~~t~~t>e~~~~.~ The~l*~~l---------~--------~--~--i~~~~~-~-~-=-~.,.~...,.=-=--
wlth the County Clefk of Or· ncrmoue.,...ar 8.-cfl Callf 92tieo by • oettlltec1 • Caltl.~ OolnQ buelneM.. PWlJC ll)JIC( "8JC NOTICE ~·"4 .. _ nu1uw;
"IOI County on March § '1Alm I TAT'l.lmNr° lllli' l>utlneu le con· ch9ctt or t bid t>Ond lor not 8'*11ey Guthrie Taylor Ml;4 TIV.NSFER
1911 The followlno pe<*>rlS .,.. duc:ted t>y • eotpOrallon .... than 1~ of Iha amount tt4 Hewpon ~ • ~ Georgl9 Sue, Legune HMI• ,. RESOLUTION NO:-l m=f
,410151 OOlnO ~.. Th• reglttrent com· ol tl'ie bid, made psyat>le 10 Beecl\, Calif t2te3 Cel1t 82653 RESOLUTION OF TUR aoa-Of 0t•rcTOAS OF THE PubMhed ()fenge Coeat 1100000 32 s.atid• Ctr· "*1Ced to t~ bull-IN City ol eo.11 MIN No TNI butlnaa II con· MICh ... Jolwl MK•Hnka, '....... ~ .......
Delly Piiot Matdl 13, 20 27, cit ~ 8eact1 Cellt MM under tl'il tlcuttOu• P!OPOHI th•ll b• con-duCted bV" an lndMdllal 2•815 Geor'gl9 Sue Legun1 IAVlNE RANCH WATER Dtl TRICT DECLARING ITS
Apr\13. t8tt 92N3 ~ n.rne or namet ...._, unteu accornpenled Th• regittrant com· Hint, Cellf 82153 utTENTIOH TO ADOPT PLANS OF WORK8 FOR
M-ttt Stephen AnlhOny Pene. ll9ted •t>olll on Jsnuery 1 by IUCh cutller"• CtleCk ~ to lranteet bull-TM• bu9'Mll II con IM-oveurNT DIST1111ICT NOi. 111, 118, -AND ----------32 a..... Orde ~ 19et calh, or l>ldder 1 bond nea under Ille loet111ou1 dueled by en lnd1Vlduel r-n -" -"' -P\ll..IC NOTlCE leac:tl Callf t2'li 9c:Ot1 w Rob<nlOf\ lltCe No!Mdafiallt>econtldef'ed bu*-n-or namee The re9111ren1 com ..
Th19° buslneet I Pretlclent • . ""'-' 11 le made on . t>l91lk •tted ab<rte on NIA menced 10 lrentac1 °""'
'9CTrT10UI ...,_,. ducted by: 1~_,con-Thie ttaternent ••• Ned tonn furnilhed by the Coy ot 8'9d Taylof r-. under the lict11tout
MAm ITATIMDfT Th . ~I t wl1tl Int Counly Clerll of Of eo.te Meta and 11 made in Thia etatement wu llled ~ name or NllTIM
The follo'flllng petlOfta ere ~ ':,' :~ c~ = Couoty on Maran 9• aecordtnce with the wtth 11'11 County Clerit of Or· listed 100¥e on Fel>niefy 7 dc*IO ~ -I 1 .. • pr<Mllons of the Propoeal .,. Countt on FIC>tuaty 1989 AESTHETIX. 815 North ,_. under Ille llc1•llOU•1 . ti 28 1989 MldlMI Jonn Macererilt•
I '--' Santa An Calif ~ name Of ~ f41CMOO requlr9men o _,_ T•....... ...._,. ""'''"""'· •· 119ted 90ow Feor 20 Pu~ Or•nna eo..1 Each bldde< mull be ... _,_ ..,. atatemenl -,._, 12701 on uary • -.,..... ltoeneed .. requlf'ed by law PUbllthed 0r11'191 Coat with the County Clenl of Or·
Jemee 8-rnard Hebln. 1989 Delly r~~arcti 13· 20· 27· end mutt l'lotd a valid c: .... Dally Piiot March I. 13 20, "IOI Couoty on February
816 North Unwood, Santa ~A Pei:• flled'Aptll ' M..OOS "C.10" (El9ctrlcal) Contrac-27, 19111 2J, 1989
Ana, c.llf. 92701 ""*" WM tor Llc:anM iMUed by Ille M-982 ,_,,,. •
TNa t>uelMU II con· wtth tN ~tv ~ 01 Or· rta.JC NOTIC£ Stete of Cellfornla Put>ltened Ofange Coast
dLic'ted bY: an lnd1vlduel ~HI 1Y on ebrueryl Contr9C10f uelng a crall or "8JC ll)TlC( Olllly Pilot Merefl I . 13, 20
The r•gl1tren1 com· • f.-? 'ICTITIOU9 9Ue*lll clueltlcatloo not lhOwn on 27. 1989
rnenced lo tranlMICf bull· Put>llahed Or Coaet NAm I TAftMINT Ille Genersl PrevelNng Wsge '1CTITIOUI 9UltNEal M-91 t
,_. under 11'11 ftC11tk>u1 ""'"" Piiot : 27 I The IOllowlng !*ton• are Oe1ermlnetloot , may be re-NAMI ITA'rlMINT .. _IC llf'll ll'c butlneM neme Of namee ~, · 9l'f · doing bl.lalneN H qwed to pey the wege rate The followlng pereone •re ,.-. "" ~
titted abo\llon Febru•ry 28. Mllfefl l ,'13, 20• 1989 M-965 BUSI NESS CA ROS of that et•ft Of ctestmcaoon ~bl.lefnelt ... ·---------
1N9J 8 ..,_..,_ ' TOMORROW. 1011 StlOfO moet clc>Mly related 10 h " 45~A2 w-:,"!! ~~~~L ~::· ~~A~:• arnee ._....., •-.,. llf'ITV>C OfMI • 108, Cotta Meet, thOWfl In the Generll 0.. ,._ · • · Thia 1111--.1 was flied ,._ ~·-. Catif 92827 termination• effecllve et 1111 lngton 8"ch, CA 92941 1 Tiie following pertont .,,
wttll the Couoty Ct«k of Or· '1CTl'nOUI .,._.1 TMTW Inc C9lllornia tim. of iri. c:.it tor bide Al J Flllrmen, 4512 Wern-doing~ II
9flge County on F•t>ru91'Y MAm l l ATeMENT 27753 RulHor, Mlulon The City Councll ol Iha ., All9. •A. Huntington CURSORS • INK, 510
21, 1989 The lollowlng petaOf'll we Viejo, Calli 92892 City of eo.ta Meta reMMll 8eecl\, CA 82949 AcKle AYWIUe Cofone d ..
'4Gl771 do6nD butlMee at: Tiiis buatne.. i. • CQn· the r~t to re)ecl any °' tit Thie butlneu II con· M•, Callf t2125 Putlliehecl Ofenge Coett N(WPOAT VILLA WEST ducted by I c~tllon bide dVcted by M lndMdulll Stwrtey ~le Matthew$,
Delly Piiot M9rdl e. 13, 20 393 Hoepllal Rd ~I The regletrent com-The contr•ctor •h•ll Tll• regl11t1n1 com· 510 Acacia A-. Corona
27, 1Nt 8eact1 Calif 92Ma menced to lrat198CI ouet-comCJf'f with Ille provtalont menced 10 lrMNCI but6-dee Mer, C911f 112925
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_______ ... _-9_7_1 .. .-.:.. ... ~. Med'--• ~-1.,... undet '"' ftctltiou• of Secilon mo lo '780 fn.. -""°" the l'lcllllou.• TIMI bUllMM It COf'I· -·--• -~··1 ~ rlMM 0t ""'* duC1ed by enlndMdual "8.IC NOTICE v1eea Inc , Wleoonsln corp buelneM name or namea dua!W, of the Caltlorn1a titted 1,,_ on 1-18-89 Tiie reglttrent com· Thi• bu.tlneu 11 con-llated U>ove on November, l.6bot Code, the prev11lng Al J Fairman UMnCed '° trtntect bu11-
'ICTmOUI .,.._.. dueled by • eotpOI'~ ~ lN7 , ... encl Kele of wagee -Ttw ,,,.....,,, ~ llled under U. fict1t10ut ltAMI I TATamNT !lie regTeffiiil com· ~ ff~Tns Pftllfdenl ...,.._, bY 1n. Qty Of wtlh the Counly Cl8ftl of Of. ~ nwne Ot nemee
The tollowtng pertone are menoed '° tr-.ct ou.... Thie 1tatamen1 wu IMecl CC.. Mete whlCft are filed County on F«itusrt lletecl .,,_ on Fetll'uaty 1 doing ~ u. neee under the llcl•llOUt with IN County Clertt of Ot· w1tt1 the City Clet1I ol laid ~Mt 1... '
ACWAHCEO WEST CAPI· ~ name Of namm = County on Maten 1, City; Md .,, ... '°""' penaf-• .... ll\lr1ey Matthewl
TAL EQUIPMENT SALE.S, ""*'~on 1971 11 .... ,,..cnbed ,.._. '°' Publetled Orsnge CoM1 Thie .......... , .... riled
3t5 E. 8alboe 8IVd •I. DonMSwaneon.Adtnlnlt· ,~ ~ Of the laid Delly Piiot f~ 27 wtlh tM Coullty Clet1I of Of.
Newpott IMCfl, Ctllf 92.M 1 trlltOt • Publltl\ed Or9t1ge Coul Code. Mwdl I, 13 20 1Nt MOe County on f'ebrualY Brien Mlltll S.. 315 E Thie •taternerit wu filed Delly Pil01 Merch 13, 20, 27, aaN ~. ,._.,, Ctt1 ' ' MO<iS lO lM9
Belboe 8IVd •B. ~ wlttl the County Oletk of Or· April 3. 1989 C19rt1. Ctef ef C......... • ,417111 8eecti, Calif 92te1 llft09 County on Merct\ 3 1 M·"3 Publlehed Or"'91 Cout "8JC llJTIC( Publllhtd Otsnge Coea1
Tlllt oueln•H 11 con-ttet ·-.,. _1_. Oelly PMot M11re11 7, 13, 1989 Deity Piiot, Ftbruery 20. 27
'410110f ,._ nu ~ Tm4S> ACTITIOU9 .-11 Maret! I 13 IM9
PublWled Or~ Cout .... ,._ aTAftMUIT ' ' ' 'te'TITK>Ue eulM.U •-II' MftTil'IC -M-1&3 ~ PllOC Ml(Ch , 20. 27, MAMR STATDllllNT ~ ~·~ The~ Plf90M ate ----------------•IAPf 3, 1989 .__ ,....._.._ OOtno-.-u . ~IC 11)11C(
M.005j .,,. ---""' per90f'lt 1119 META·llfE DYNAMICS, --------doing bl.lalneN u · MTl'TtOU9 -----------PERSONALLY YOU AS, TM followlng PlftOnl •• 144 UM t..ane, eo.ta M ... , --11 Ml.IC NOTICE 1oe 22nes St,_, Newpof't d~ b1.1e1nea1 11 Calif. tff27 MAMI STAn.HT Ctwyt Denice ~11lnMu, TM foloWlng ~ •re fltCTmOUI .,..... 9eecfl, Callf nea1 J CAIEATIONS, 238 144 u.. Lane. Cott• MeM. dolno bl.llioem ...
NAm ITATIMINT Ruthann Catlton, 21422 Cemellia Ln ' eo.tt Mela. Calf. 92127 MAAK'8 VClll ANl) TV RE·
The tollowlng l*'tonl .,. t::t• Cit.. Huntington Calif. t2t27 Thil b'*nes• It con· fllAIA. 1&M2 Svnburlt Lsne, dolflG butlMu u • Celtt ~ ~ WMlgste. 238 CIUCMd by .,, lnOMdual Huntington 8each. Callt
It A v s C E N E Tiile bualne.t 11 con· Camellla Ln .. Coe,. Mee&. Th• r•tl•tr•nt com• tat'7
MOelUHOME PARK, 3187· ducted by. en lndMdUel Calif. 12127 menctd to lrtnMet butf. ...,. Allen ~ tMCa H~.COltaMea&,Calll The re9l1tr1nt com· Alie Loter, 231 ~,... under' !flt hctlttove lunburtt Lane, Huntington
t2t2$ mencect to 11enMCt tluel· 1111 eo.t• MeM. C4lll1 t2t27 ~ name °' nem. 9Mcfl Cellf 9*7 Alctlard A Hall, 55 Lines. "99 under ... fktltloue . ThM butl.nen .. con· ....., abOV9 on J""*Y $, TM1° bu.tn... It eon-E C1111111W Ad ._ N9wpor1 8"ct1 Calif ~ ,_.. or "*'* Mtecl by COoi*'I'*-1... cM:1ect Illy: .,., lulCIMdu.i orAcn""., tlMo , . llMdlbOYlonF~2•. Th• r•gl•tr•nt com· ....__..o ~ Tiie r~lttr•nt com· """ 1... ~ '° ltllnlld ~ __ ,. •• Cal This buslnnt It con· liMMfw'I C4lt1eoll undef .,_ "°1ftl0ue TN9 tla\1l'Ml1t ... fi'ed menced to w.neect tlUll<-
a.T NOY .__,by:~ lndNtduai T'llle ............,. -.... ,_ 0t ,,..._ _. ._ C-.., CWk of Or· .-.. under lfl9 ttct11iou.
A ~fllOI The reglttr•nt com· ..-... County CMittl of Or-...., ~on (not ~• .,.. County on 'eon-y ........ NIM °' ""*"* ...... ,. ~ ~ ~= ... County °" Mtn:fl 1, ...... ,.,,,,, l.oeet 211,.. .... -::...-=:.: Mlltcl\, , ... .. _______ _. ____ nsme or M1N9 1tll ,_ THt ......... ,, -._, ll'IU1Nd °""'9e COMt T"11 llAOft -llecl
llMd abow on~ 4, ll'leF1hed OrwlOa COMt ... -~~~ ~ fllloe . ~ 21 • .-.. ca..;.,~olOf· ,_ ~flllotMatdl 1~.20.27, 14 '9lt ....,_ .. ta,IO, 1111 -.. C...,.. on. '*'-1 ,.._,A. Hell ...... '· ,... • ......7 14, ,.. n. .. ...,._IC -tied M-"7 ............ or-.": ' ......
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WHEREAS, by adoPhon of Re9ofullon Nos. 198~toe, 1988-107, 1983-108 and 1988-109
respectively, lhe Board of Directors of the Irvine Aaneh Waler Dtatrlc:t ( IRWO ') ordered the
lormauon of Improvement 0111r1c1 Nos 1ae, 188, 28& and 288 (collecflvety. the llTIPfoYemenl
Otstnc:ta'") and ~ared lhe •t mated Q.pllnlt of carrying out the purposes of eactl of the
Improvement Otsttic:ta, and .
WHEREAS, 1n the proceedings for lhe formation of th• Improvement Dlstncta ·the eo,_ro ~I 1 Directors atated na 1n1entlon to adoPt plane of work• for Ille 1mprov.men1 Oiatrtcn, pursu~
future prooeechnge to be c:onduc:ted aa provided by law and
WHEREAS, Plane tor Work1 for the lmpro\lefMflt 0..trtcta have now been presented to 1h1s18oard
of Directors. lncludfng certain revielon• lo the previous •llm81ea of Hpen ...
I NOW. THEREFORE, the Board of Oireetore ol IRWO does hereby RESOLVE, DETERMINE ANO
ORDER AS FOLLOWS
Section 1 11 la the Intention of the Board Of Direct~ of IRWO 10 adopt a Plan ot worke tor eac:h
ol the respec11ve Improvement Oletrlc:t•
Section 2 II 19 the furthe< Intention of tN Boalrd of 04tectora 10 acquire or c;onetruct 1mprovern41n11
deterlbed In the_ Plan• of Worka, a.s approved, and 10 ~ oen-&1 obhgauon bond• the pr~
of wtilch Shall ~uMd to pay 11\t axpenses trieteof, .. 11mated at.., forth ~ow
Section 3 the pYrpOM of tile prop<>Md Plan of Woru for 8iKtl of Improvement O.vect N09. 116
and 188 Shall be to acquire and con.truet WOfkl and facthtlel, IS c:i.ctlbed WI the r91P9Ct11te Plan of
W<>tU. fOf' th& acquititlon, collectlOn. atou1oa and dteltlbutlon of wa1et and wai.r rigtlta, to 9nable
IRWO 10 utilize• watet euppty furnlsn.d under the State Waler Re9outcu ~rnent SfSl*n
(commonly known u fl\& "State Water P roJect ) puraianl to SectJOn t294-4 5 Of the Wat• COO. of
Iha Stn of Callforn1a. lnc:Judiog oams. r-.rvolrt. ttor• tanks, tr .. trnent ftdtlu•. PC>el. putnptng
equipment and all '**"8tY equipment and pr~y tn.r.for, acquiring fund• to fl.111111 contfKt'*
comm1tmeint1 to c.atry cM tM powwa and putpoM1 of IRWO contained '" contracts lndud.ng
c:onlt1Ct9 With other egenclet. and the P8YfT*lf of <>P91'•hng and other COits Of IRWO to the ••• ..,,
pwmilt9d by law. provt<Md th•t the carrying out of thete ~PONS Shalt beMf11 the land .,thin the
respective lmpr~t Otttrle1 ·
Sec1ton 4 The pYrpoe.a or the PfoPOMd P1art of Work• for NCh or l"'Pf°""'*'' C*triet Not 2M
and 288 tMtl be to ac:qu re and conatruc.t workt and f1Cillt1• ... Oetalbed In IN ~11¥9 Pten of
WCN1tt. for the eof*'lon. tr•tment ~ ct11POM1 of MWtge. and the atorage and d trlbUhon of
rectflim9d wet.,, lncJudlftO ctamt. ~•. ttorage tank1, tr•tment tac-hi•, P'Oet pumc> ng
equipment, and aJI neceaawy equipment and Pfoperfr "*"'°'· acqulttng fUnd• to MNI contractual
eommttmenta to carry out the l)OWef'I and purpoeee of lf\WO con1alned In con11acta, Including
c:ontrects wl11"1 Othef tgene .... anc:l lhe payment of e>p«ttlng and other CO•t• of IRWO to ti\& ntent
permitt9d by law. ptOvlded that the carrying out of theM ~ tl'lall benefit the land within the
r...,.c:ttve Improvement Otatrlct
SeetlOn ~ The revlted ..clmtted 9"S*\MI of catryll\9 out the Plan ot w~ la u rotiow. for each
of the r..,,.cw ... lmprOY91Mnt Otttr1ets S20,000,000 '°' lmpr°"*"*1t Oitil1Ct Ho iee. I 10,000 000
for lmprowwnent District No 188, $45,000,000 for lmprowment Ots1t1c1 No 2te ~ 115,000,000 for
lmptCMW'llenl 0.-trict No. 288.
Section e o.n.r.i ~tlon bond• art propoeed 10 be au1h0rited. ilaued and aotd on behalf of
MCh of the r.-pectlw lmptOYetMnt CM1r1ei. for the purpoee of pr0¥tding fundt to uny out l\a Plan
of Wcwtta, 8f1d MlllltNnta for carrying out tuClt P4MP099 ..... be leYied •dl.1-*Y Oft"'-!Mda
wttNn lhe reepectl¥8 ltnprowmtnt Ottli1e1. lfdldlng.,,, ..mtory •• ..,.... nw.to.
a.ctiOn 7. A "'IP et.owtllQ the .. *10r ~of Wft Imp«>"""*" Oislt'llC1 .. on th -'th the Sect .. ary of lRWO 8f1d It ••able IDr i..p.ctton by M'/ l*W OI ~aone Int• e.tac1
SecUon I . MoncMy, Merctt 21. tta .. the"°"' Of I 00 pm. tor• IO<W't .,...,_•It~ e::::--· In the IOtrd Of Olr~Ot'I "°°"'Of~ Aanc:f'I W..., Oittrlil:t, 18802 8eldean A'fl9nUa.
CalkN• belftd thewne .. '*9bY ftJled ~-=Board of Olt~ • tt-. ""'9 IN p1eoe tor • ~ ..._ ~ to Mell lmptovlfMnt °" ... qutllltlOn or the OUtPW ot ...
IMOll a 11 IS""' ot Woftl9. h .................. Pf" DI Id ..,.0....,,.,,1 tMtrtct hm •r,...,
out II ........... tM 11M 1 •1 IS ..... ot •t'4f'I out II..,,,_. Ind fttt'I °"* 1'N1tW ,..... to .,.o1 ..... ,., •.
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