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Former CM
city manager
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Retail sal s drop
as consumers
prepare for
economic slump Assault rifle Imports banned In Vl~jo
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Newport
drbpping
appea_lof
monorail
By 808 VAN EYKEN
Of -0-.,,... SUlr
Newport Beach offietals on Mon-
day rtmoved a roadblock from a
proposed half-male monorail S)'Stem
linking John Wa yne Airport with a
nearby office and retail plaza.
By unanimous "ote. theCtt) Coun·
cal voted todropanup~lagainsntr
proposed monorail.•
McDonnell Douglas Realt) of
Irvine announced plans last year for
the futunsttc train that would hnk the
cbmpan)'s Douglas Plaza proJCCt •
with the aJrport.
OA T/A3
25CENTS
Y ~ ~IAR(]I 15 ., 1989
2 killed in coin
shOP robbery
By .-AUL ARCHN'UY
Of -Dilly,......,
Two ptople were shot to death and
a third was cntk.aUy anJurcd Tuesday
dlYnng an armed robbery of a com
and precious metals deaknhip in
~nBcach.
Wilham Kina. 36or 37 ycanofqe.
was 10 wriery 11 Fountain Valley
Trauma Center with a bullet wound
to the head and two to the chest
Jollo_wUlllhC robbcry..atttmPt 11 S:48
p.m. A hospt\al spokesman sa1d Kina
was 10 cnucaJ cond11aon.
A female cm&>lo)'cc and a male
customer v.ert dead at the Newpon
Coan £x(han~. 4533 MacArthur
Bh d . where the shootu~ occurred.
Their names wett not released..
had been fired.
The suspects had already fled when
police amvcd. Kina had been dragged out of the
store by witnesses.. but 11 was unclear :!a "He was mcoheTCnt." Oakley
The woman's bod)' was behind a
counter and th.e man's body was in
the lobby area of the small business:
Police were lDterViewing witnesses
who were outside the ston: when the
sbootlna occutml. Oakley satd-
Tbcre ap~tJy were no...~
people besides the victims an s1de the store.
/lnvestipton believe there were at
least two, and maybe three, suspccu,
he wd.
It was unknown 1fthe robbers took
anytb1n1 with them.
Jewelry was still v1s1ble to display
cases )ust insade the entrance.
Irvine. Newport Beach and count)
officials aJI expressed enthusiasm for
the tdca of a monorail system, but
Newport Beaoh officials also s:ud thcr.
were concerned that the monorail
nught mean a de facto ex pansion of
the airport. tf uckettng a~ baggage
handhna facahues wt"rc pcnnmed at
the Dou&las Plaza end of the system.
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Crlmlnal scene Investigator chectcs the time of his ftndlngs after coin exchange robbery.
Accordang to Bob Oakley of the
ewpon Beach Police Department.
officers wert rcspondfoa to a robbery
alarm 11 the store just south of John
Wa)ne Aarport when an cmeraency
call was made rcporuna that shots
.. Its a mess lD there:· Oakley said.
(f'te-.. KIWNGS/ Al
Last November. Bob Wynn. New-
port Beach cit) manager. said the cit~
was concerned that the monorail
could violate a 1985 5Cttlcment
agreement between the Cit) and the
count) that places stnct lamats on
a1rpon eitpensaon. r n January. Newport Beach filed an
appeal of the en"aronmental impact
rcpon for tbe monorail
What cny official wanted. \\)nn •
said. was a wntten assurance from all
parties that there would be no ofT-11e
airport facaJ,1ttes constructed with thr
monorail.
Monda) night. the "lev. port Beach
Cit) Councal agrttd to withdraw 1t\
appeal. pending approval of a
memorandum of understanding that
guarantees there wall be no ofT-sate
a I fl><_) rt SC f" ICCS.
"We never slov.ed down our plan-
ning.'' said Robcn Young. president
f Pfus.e lff MONORAIL/ A21 Rose 81rd
C'O\ l·:H S'l'OH\ '\l·:\,Sll \Kl·:H
Red Sguare next
destination for
10-year-old flier
ly JANET ZIMMERMAN
Of•o.llyNM~
Tonv hcn1cna appea~ far older
1han hh I 0 }Can on Tuc~ay as hC'
discu 5td plan~ for his upcom1na
Oi~t 1hrouah the 'act n1on -an
•out1n1 that could once apin put the
San Juan Capistrano >Outh in the
rteord books
Tony, p1lo1m' has fa ther's angle·
en11ne Cessna .. IO. woopcd do~ n
upon a throng of rcportcn. and
phOtOl)"IS)hen at the John Wa)nt
Airport IS he ctrcmoniousl) am\iN
for 1 news conference to exptaan h1
latest tteOfd-sctttna attempt.
Last )tar, Tony daimtd the record
as the )Ounpt pt lot to fl y 6,000 m1lcs
acrou the United States and beck. He
allO holds two other aviatton world
rteords. fOf the )'OUJ\ICSt palot to fl >
solo ind acrosa the country.
When tthool lets out this June.
Tony wttl la.,nch a wortd t®r, a tnp
for wtaich he Obtained JpC"Ctal pcr-
minion lu1 ovem~ from vict
lader Mikhail GortMldte\" 10 Oy tbroup Sovaet aJflPllCC -mak.ana
him Utt only avilian "''°' e\er aran&Cd suet. a ~uac. tk wtll be joencid Ota the siJt-•ttk.
tnp bY tut ~ts, G9ry and Yta_n1 and 9-ycar-old '*"'· a.ina t.a Fttnett, an oblcrvcr Mtb the .N•
tional Mf'Onlutia ~uon. alto --witt .,~IO wnfy ~1'Wld-
scmna fl11h1
Ton)· nonchalant!> hopped out of
1he red. white and blue plane and
1mmcd1atcly shoved his hands an the
pocketsofhtSJC'an . ~u!.101bnefly10
wa\~ 10 a phot<>&raphC'r v.ho called
has name
1 he fourt h-grader. ""ho nov. seem
accu\tomed to the media ttcntton
used a 1001 to rca(h the microphone
Ouittly, he &old rcportc~ and about 60 of ha\ clas mate from t
Marprct's hool m ~n Juan
Capistrano how he ~bed h1
'' ion.
··1 talked to m) parcn1s about it and
they said v.c have to do 11 for a reason
so v.c dtttdcd on the fncnd hip tour,"
he n platned.
Tony ~tanCd la" MaJ ,..llh a V1on.
hand-wnttcn IC'tter to Gorbache".
''I am 9 )Cll'S Old. I am 4 fl . 8 in. tall.
Mt fa\Ontc food p111•. I bold lhrtt
v.orld rt\:ON , "Ton) wrutt". •·form)
founh I would hkc to n) 1n10 )OUr
country for I fncndshap ni&ht and I
wdlfl\C)OUI friend h1pktters.iancd
b> kad' 1n the U.S and 1f some one
could 11ve ~a fritnd~1p lcttC'T from
k1di1n Ru~M&. I wallll\:t )Our leUttto
-ho is pruide1u Of the lJ •. then."
Tony said ht nearty p~c YP hope
when he didn•t '-1 anytJuns beck (or
mort than roar months. But ht and
his family eVfftt~ rteeaved specatl
pmnmm IQ th Sov.et
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Courts not political branches,
Bird, Bork tell crowd at UCI
By IRIS YOKOI
Of_O..,, ..... k llllf
Noted and contro"el'aal JU~talcs
Rose Eltzabeth Btrd and Robert
Heron Borl traded Joke'> smiles and
their va.sll) different' ae"" on the role
of thC' Amenc.an JUd1c1ar) Tucsda\
night at UCI
The two Jura ts debated for almost
two hours at the Bren Events (enter.
smiling of\en and taking pohl\~ Jabs at
each other while the aud1cnct IX·
ca 1onall) applauded appR-caatn el)
I he '"o m('t J\ the llr"I ol thC'
· D1 11ngu1shcd Lt:nurc Series" spon-
sored b) the l ( I \lumn1 Aswc1a11on
and The ln1nc < o
Bard 0ccamc the first femalc ( hacf
Ju\ttcc of tht' ( al1forn1a uprtme
( oun 1 n l'P"' altC'r ~n ang au public
dclCnder tcalhtng at tanford Lav.
huol and serving as the tau~·s
Scl rctaf') of Agnculturc under Go'
Jcrn Brown Hov.e,cr. her con-
tro' erc;aal dcc1.,1ons on uch •'>sues a
the death penah' led to a fa1lul't' to be
reconfirmed to the coun b} \Otcrs an
19 6
81 rd now v.or1cs u a wn ter. lecturer
and poh ucal commentator for XABC
1elcv1s1on station an Los An,cles.
Bork 1s a fonncr U. appeals court
Jud e and solicitor scnieraI ..-boK
19 nom1nauon to the po&tbon of
associate JUSUct on tM .S. SuJ>f'C{l'lc
Coun by Prcsidnu Ronald Reapn
sparked national <kbatc. The nom1-
nat1on was eventually rejected by the
&nate ·
.\ noted scholar and law professor. ,..__'"JUSTICES/ All
HBteen
admits
burning
of corpse
9y ltOeERT IJUtKER
Of .. DeilF .... SiLlllf
A 16-ycar-old bo) confessed Tues-
day that he shot a Huntanaton Beach
man to death, tran$ported h.mt to the
beach. doused bun With psolt~ and
set his bod on fire. oolice said
The V1Cllm was adcnuficd as Paul
Edward Londono, 2S. Hts body was
found Jan. 8 by a Hunllnaton Beach
petrolman IS the COf'PK burned on a
ICMC'C road about 20 fttt below
Pacific Coast Ha&hway in the Bluffs
ua ofHuntiQSton Beach.
The shoc:>ti"I occurred at Lon·
dono's apertment at 2 I 2S4 Beach
Blvd., in the Oakwood Huntnwton
Brcak:crapenmmts. t. Ron Jenkins
111<1.
Jmkins said that the uspea.
wbotc name ~ withheld btcaute
he's •Juvenile, was atTCStcd Monday an the ~ of. Garfield A veftUC Ind
leach Boukvard on a burpary war-
rant .._._,.... .. .___.. • $ub9CQuentlyt _Londono's pua11
lllOdler, luun, to• W'I H•luew .. ~I.hat toe vactim had been ••pe.ift tlll,...,. to.., Ill ... latJtel Utdln. 111.181f'll IU~ Jan. 7. °RNbVel alto
llid ,IMt itetn.a ~ to bim
There is no paaranttt the)' wlll l)C*I~ .were at an .,wuneat in
mttt Gorbkkv, but they will be Hunbnstoo lalcb ~ t:hf ....-ct
allowtd to delivn-1 ft"iCftchlrip lef'Oll W moWld after ta.c .,_.
pn11atton that promotes social tdeas.
At fin.( bC on!\ n: c1"td prrma aon
for a .stop an M01euv.. bu& thal ~as
Uk'nckd to 1nclu« tops ID 14 CltlCS.
tM names of wh1 h they couldn't pronounce.
i(ncd by tbouleedl of Ammcu H~ invatifllOl"I .uc.W ctuldreo. hf..-. · . tbe residence and reportedly .._.
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By JAN/Ef ,.. ..... ,.
Otttle~ .... --~
Dcbbte KiUdta'1 life tndtd sud·
denly when w waa cruabed by a
speedtna car near her BaJboe Pcnirt-
sula home, bUl btt &itnds arc
· determined lo kttp her nwmory ahve
throu&h su})POrt of what ahe loved
most -chfldren
Playground equipment and a
plaque were purchased with U,000
dona\ed in K.illelca's memory a1'er
she ~as killed Sept. I. The play-
ground will be dedicated Thursday at
OUr Lad)' Queen of l~ Ansell in
Newport Bc8ch, whefe her th'"
childrni auend school.
The man accused of intentionally
swcrv1nc into Killtlea dunna a
drunken joy ride is on trial for second·
~ murder. If convicted, Danny
C>mela • 19, would face IS years to hfe
in prison.
Annie Youni.loh, who pla)ed
toftblll with Kil~tea throuah the
Newport Parks and Recreation De·
partm'ent, said she and three other
fncnd decided to do someduna for
Killclca's daughter and two son .
"It's sometbana they n look at
and say. 'Thi wouldn t be here if it
""'eren't for my mom,'" Younglove
satd. "It's an opportuo1t)' for them to
be proud of their mom in tead of
beana pitied "
About 100 people contributed to
the Killelea Children t-und stan ed
by Younglove, Devon Kelly. Gia1
Barto an<fBarbara Ban)'. The money
was used to buy a hde. geodesic
dome and JUnglc nm, as well as a
,plaque m her name: which was
Irvine Council delays vote
·on Bfaay·for c;:ity manager ,
' ' .
By EMILY ADAMS
Of IN 0...,, ,._ Staff
tellina us not only who must be
chosen the nellt city manager but how
we sbouJd tclect that city manqer
· and the timetable we should adopt."
time for a change.
A&ran proposed that Woollen ac-
cept an adv11ory position af\er the.
end of his 17-yeu tenure as city
manaicr on Aua. 1 and that Brady
assume the role of actm&city manaacr
until Oct. 1, when a permanent
successor would be announced.
\Hillen h) hC"r hu,b3nd. H11an.
"'"1' 1:1nd ~>Ur lkl bar\ "l'h' moH·d lrom oth er Ul'a of tht' school
to make a wmpl ll' fllA)grouncJ.
ounglo\r \.'l id ·
Local l'Ompanic~ do11.1tcd nJ 11nd
Dr ian K1llell'a' land .11,.ng hu~'"''"\
gradl'd the land, hr \,11<l.
The ~chool'\ Brow nae troop bought
a tree for the pltl)gruunlt. \\ohkh "ill
be bks d duri ni a brid crcmon) Thu~dny morning for about 300
HJdcnt ;1nd lncmh It "111 be.'
follO\\Cd h} n Ma 'I in Kill koi '
Ol nlUf),
II will be ••quaclr. ond tn tht Jloant."'
YuungloH· 1J . "llnpcfull) 1h1 "'11
he thl' l'nd of th• for thl' l hal\ln•n ind
tht'\ 'II I ahk tu l't' on w11h their
11,i:\."
K1lleka \\ ., walking c.Jo" n un alk)
with h•r t"u \oils, fat:h d IU. ;inJ
JCX', (1, "hl'll 'lhl· "' \truck I he bo)'
were not inJuJcd. 1'1ll~k-i1'' dl!ughtc1 ,
ll1llar), 7, \\~\not \\t\h her. I The drl\'l'r Ocd the s<.'l'nc but wn\
rnplured nc111 b} r1oout 30 minute\
later t-k had a hloc.i<l akohol k\\~I ol
.IK l~rlcnt. nr:ul) t1'1et• tlw k~I
l1m1t ullc1 "hu:h a drt\Cr 1\ co
\Hkrcd daunk I he casc ~cnt to l
.1uo on J ue\Jay. '1 he drd1<.11hun ccrcmon) wa n
pl. nncd to C\lmc1tk with 1hc tna
Younglo\c ad
··Rut with all 1hc nctali\tC f rc
that\ been goang on with the ma thi
1\ \Omt"thing w~•ll' t' for the cha drcn ," <1hc aid "I hi 1 to start a nc
chap1cr an<.t to 8.l'C these kids a te up .. . . •
K illcl<'<I, 37, ~as act ave m th
Junior uaauc. NcwpQn lf.trbo
\ ndlt Club :ind the Olu\lli:tf') at he
ch1ldrl'•n's ~hool.
KILLINGS
From At
• :. There\ too mnch di~r ) tu Jra
an) <.onclu'>ions.' I le 'i.1td 1hcrc "er
mans nil ovN the tloor.
\ \\tndo Y(tO the nilll ~f the fro
door :al'IO wn~ ~huttcr l'd . PQ'l'llbl) b
gu n Ii rt'.
A high-Powered rifle could be tee
till laying 1n~idc the rntra ncc 10 th
tore It wa unlnown whethcran\i
the \ilt:lirm \hot oock The Irvine City Council voted
unanimously Tuesday night to delay
a decision on the impending city
manager vacancy for another two
weeks, still undecided on whether to
promote Assistant City Manager Paul
Brady Jr.
Mayor Larry A&ran said' he was
intent on taking "the time needed to
pursue this transition process
thoughtfully."
Agran said he wanted to take the 14
days before the ne~t council mcetin&
"to explore matten of manaeement
philosophy an<1 specific management
issues with Mr. Brady."
In ~rticular, he referred to what he
considers an overd~ revision of the
open spaoc and land use clements in
the city's General Plan.
The stage for Tuesday ni&ht's
acti on was scr -with City Manaccr
Wilham Woollett Jr. 's forced res11-
nation last month.
Although Woollen acctpted the '
position, Brady announced that,
while he was interested in the city
manaaer's job, he would. not accept
the interim role while beanJ con-
si~ for the permanent pos111on.
OaUe\ said the gl:w; door at th
cnt(Joce \\3S cl« tronac. lly o pt •Hra < u\to mcrs would have to nng
bu111..·1. and after emplo~cc'I \ltwe
them. the door lock \\<ould be r
lcasrd.
Sun calla nee c:arnc1 cis al.,o wcr
pus1c<l 111\ldc near tht• cc1hng, h1
Oaldc) couldn't \a) whc1hcr ti
< u'ltomcf' ,.,ere '1dco1apcd
King. a rc\1dcnt .ot Orange w·
arteSll'd la~t \Car on suspicion
operaung w 1thou1 a tclcmarkcti
hlcnse at Prl"CIOU'> Metals Al·cumul
tinn ( urp or l>n: marn aooth
Newport fka1..h lirm hl· founded
Brady bas been with the city since
1972 and held the assistant city
~nqer post since 1975.
Agran also blasted The Irvine Co.
for what he called its .. stron& inned
tactics in trying to dictate its wilJ to
this City Council."
He said the The Irvine Co. through
the lrvine World News, which it
own s, "has sought to order us abeut.
A&ran. who called for Woolleu's
rcsi&n1tion, said that the request was
no reflection on the city manager's
capabilities and that it was simply
As a result of Brady's an-
nouncement. the council was forced
into an early decision regarding the
city manager position.
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Manpower assists horse
By fRfS YOKOt
Of.,,,. 08'11Y ,_ k..r
Ameaigo Vespucci found he couldn't navaptc
his way out of the Upper Newport Bay alone Tuesda)
afternoon.
Amerigo, an Arabian horse (not the Italian
explorer), got stuck in mud by the bay and needed the
pushing and pulling of Newport Beach police, animal
control officers and firefi&hters to free himself.
Costa Mesa rcsjdent Juli DcBatz, 3S. was riding
the S-¥ear~ld white horse around 12:40 p.m. when
the animal's foot 1ot stuck in some mud.
Ameriao had stepped off the path and sampl >
sank into a pit of mud that appeared J~ be 4. dned
surface, DeBatz said. <71
.. He was deep. I eouldn't bebeve how deep he
got." she said. "He wai real calm." •
The horse's hindquarters were completely
buried while his forelegs remained out of the mud,
said Newport Beach Fire Captain Pete 'liadlcy.
DeBatz said she slid off the horse to keep (rom
weighing him down and also removed hi s saddle. She
tried to move him out of the mud1 but .. he was tared.
reafly exhausted, after just movmg fi ve feet." she
said.
DcBau yelled for help an~ several passersby
called rescue personnel.
Three animal control units, one pohcc unit, one
fire truck and 10 firefighters responded and
attempted to free the horse. Hadley said fire
department safety belts were placed on the horse's
rump and webbma was hooked on each side for the
rescue workers to pull. .
Other personnel grabbed the horse from the
front and pulled or pushed the animal from behind.
Hadley wd.
After 30 to 40 minutes of"onc horse power and
a few manpower," the horse was freed, Hadley said
Dcbatz walked the horse to its stable m Santa Ana
Heights.
The horse was uninjured. Oakley said. "It was
just fat igued," he said.
"I really thank everybody who helped.'' Dc Batz
said.
DcBau said she had JUSI purchased Amengo a
few days before in San Diego-and ridden him ooly
once around the Back Bay area prior to Tuesday. She
named the animal after the Italian navigator because
she got the horse on Vespucci's ban hday.
Factory fire slows freeway traffic
.
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City News Senfke
A fi re Tuesday that gutted a Santa
Ana factory that makes water treat-
ment sys tems caused $2.6 million in
damage and prompted an evacuation
of adjacent firms when officials
thought there may be a threat from
hazardous materials.
evening sky and causing commuters
on the Costa Mesa Freeway to slow as
they approached the fire scene.
"We have identified tentati vely a
dollar loss of S 1.6 million to the
structure, SI million to tht cGntents.
We have kept it confined solely to the
frce-standin1 structure, so it 1s not a
hazardous materials fire." said Santa
Ana Fire Department spoke woman
Sharon Frank.
through the 16,000-square-foot build-
ing dunng the late-afternoon ru~h
hour. About JS firefighter needed
about an hour to contain the flame~
The flames were reJ?(>rted at theJ.L
Wingert Co. at 2165 S. Hathaway St.
at about 5:25 p.m .. sending a thick
column of smoke billowing into the
Five people inside building c~
caped unharmed as the flames raced
At one ume, therc was concern that
the incident could escalate into a
blaze involving hazardou material
Thouth no danacrou chcimcals arc
used 6y Wingcn, some firms in the
industrial park use potentiall y haz-
ardous materials.
Arson investigator were expected
to return today . ....
CblltJ .. KOC ..... fO ltJ lee,.,".
A police offlcer views Newport Coln Exctu1nge·s dlsP.lay
cases throuOh shattere,Jt glass of doorway after dealershlp
was robbed •nd two persons wue kllled on Tuesday.
JUSTICES • do(Ullll'OI.
From A 1
Bork rl.'1m·d l1orn 1lw k1k1.il lwlllh 111
J 98!i :rnd no" 'l'I\ t'\ on I hr P!"I
manrnt ( omm1 ttt·l· Im th!" Oh\C..'t
~\·ndilll Hulml'\ Rt''l'r\l'. a [t1<1uri
lOrnn111tnl 111 rn ordrn~ till' 111,11ir\ nl
thc \upr~ nw < 11 111
Thl' l'H' tx·~an lhl' lkhall' ll~ 1,1.11mg
what lhn ll'cl the wk 111Jlld)!l''"111 a
demona.lal ll'P11hl11 .ind ho"' thl'\
IC'el judge" 'hould tx· \l'lntru 10 till
the rote-.
Rork '>P<1kc. nga111'1 lht l nuanu.' of
polatK' 1n111tlw1ud1C1al\ hrnnt:h :mJ
calkd 101 a \t11t:t anteq1rl'lt1tton nl 1hl·
('onc,11tutwn on lhl· pt am rpk., ·111<l
original tnll'lll of tht d1.11lt'l'I ol 1l1c
"f hl'f\'\ \Offil'lh111g \\ll>llf, "'hl'fl
th t• Clllllt\ ht•<.olTil' \ lf\',UI ,I\ p<1ltlll•ll
h1,IOl hl'S hl' \,lllJ '\\ l I\' IHI\\
\\lllll''i\lng ,1 \\,ti tn1 llllltrol nl 1111·
kral '1ruttu1c:
flt• "-lid polilll l/lll~ 11f tlic: HHlfh
O<.'Clll' IXl•lU°'( llHll • lll11,1I' ·hlOI to
1nh'l J)fd lhl• ( llll\ltlUl!llll I~ thl'\
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Uir'-1Jf!.;1grn·d"1th B'•rl ·H.1111111 .1
\lrll t, r1111d 1ntC'rprl·t;it11111 nf thC' lu".
.._,) 11111 thC' toundanf lathl'" "'rote th,
c on\t11 utmn lor a d1H 1~· 'Ut art\ th.1
<. ontllHll"' to n~111J and l hant''
th 1h,· )l'3r ~u·111 thl· m~o11t\ 111
rcopl<· 1n "oulltl'I I) { ,1hlunu.1 \\ 1fl I~
Jla \pan1c . wh1h: m North l'fll <ah
to1111a thl· 111,1)11111~ wall lx' \\1.tn Bud
~Id l hl' llldtl I lf\ lllUltl lilt.> ;ic; fJc\lblc
CM motor1st killed in crash
Pohl,' and fedl'ral .omcml' 1h
du"'n Prl'ffiJl'O altl'r rnvc\t1ga11
lOnllll:unt., from do1rm of anves to
who ~aid thq had not been abk l
hquadatc tlwar t:onlralt\ with t
lOntPJll\
lrnntof\ \Jtd whrn the) tried t
re\01.,1p 1h~1r 11101~~ they ,·1thcr r
ll'IH<l ha d d1l·(l'> or no rnpon
lrom Prcmau1 •
l''-'P<ll l ( usn f\lha nge. locat
m•\t lll Eldorado HJnl and t\\odoo
wuth of ( 1><.o's Restaurant Jl·.11., 1
rar\' coin .... gold Jl"'-'clr). lttheNa
and othu pa·nuu., n1c1al\.
ln1.1:'>1tµtol\ e xpected to \\Ork ·
thl' lr 1m1: 'Ilene througho ut the nigh
Oal.ln ~ad thc't ohta1ntd a sear
warrant 'hctorc lx·g1n ninr th,·1r 1
'l'\llgat1nn.
f hC'~ w 111 do1. ulllc:nl I.'\ Cl) !hang.
the~ go al<•ng.' hl ~iad "It's real
qui tc ;i slo" pruc'"·''> ·
and d1' crSl' a\ the \Cx:acl\. sht' s~ud .
It I\ 1ml)Onant tor nwns to "rtfl
1101 onh the d at t' 1n sol·1ct) but be
1dkc11o n of lht• l'ntirc \O<:acty" s
~tilt.
Bini al-;o \Jtc.1 thl' "one man. o
o,;ote·· phalowph\ hr<1ugh1 th~ 1 sue
pohl,ltal di\ l\H'>n ul PO"-Cf into I
C'llUrl\ w hl'Ol'\ l'r a l hacl C\CCUtl~C ol a s~rt\ set' out to l hJngc an) bran
''the\ ·r1.; a~klll~ 1111 lroubk." 81
~lid \he: s;ud man~ prt• adcnts a1
fO\ c:n111r\ ohl'n "ant Judgl~ to foll
Jl.1nt)Jll 'te'-"j'l()•nts anstc;id lav.-s
Bork got ntu ht an the middle
that procc'""· \!It \Jad
"I don't th111~ .it the nauonnl le
that 11·, al·allv approp1mlC' to
Ron.aid Rt·ai~1n u tC'd to diunac l
dan:1.·tmn ol tlw Jud1rnary or that >
trtell to iCI nd of panrcul
np1n111n\ ·· Rori.: n\wcrC\.I b3cl.;
Rork agreed that "nohod)
... oc:11l'\ a ng1d 1,) ~tcm ul JU<l !!.." I
\.110 the p1 O\ i ion\ nf the C on,t1
\ Cmta Mc\a man''·'" l1llC'd \\h\thcdr1,c1"a"111hd:i11c.,.0111hol t1on\tillappl)tC1 loda~\"orl<l , Tuc~a\ .,.,hl·n h1\ l'ar \lammcll 11110 Uol,,1 \\cnuc. "h1d1 "· !. do,C'<l oft The right to lrccJom ol thc, p
the oat (of a panl'l ttud.; p.irkl·d an th~ Hth wnc' hl· (lted ,\~an l'\ttmplc. ha' ~mcxit
cloc.cd l'll1-poul l.rnc ol tht• not th· J hr 01,111 \\d' ,111 lttti d fflim lhc !wen .tdnptcd to the elt."<'trnna<.' med
bound 'an D1c~u I r.:C'"a) durm~ tlw ,l.l'lll" hut lll'H'' ll'l',.1111,•d ~1lll\1 11111\· Bird tntcr drd111cd to 00\v.cr
morning ni~h·hl>Ul Ill'"' ,111d '"1' pronnimH·d dl 111 11 .iudaenu.· memlll.·r· llUe uon
FLIER
From Al
The trip will cost about S 148,000.
but Gao-Alienaena said he hopes
tome of the fuel and other expenses
will be donated. The Koll Co. and
Million Air donated $2,SOO for the
trip.
Thc 33·}('Jr-old man." ho'IC natnl' l ( I \1r,hl.1I ( ('Oler an ( lr.111 'l' ,1ho111 "hl·thcr th crl' I, a conna(l bet~cen t h~ar about how he dOl's with thc was not rtlc.1\cd ""'•ldanf, noufkauon f'"':Ji) d lav .. 110 tMn il\\lult v.capo R · J · ,~ '"ohnur l"t~1.ll1ll~ml ussJao aJngua•e. 01·r·'l"t01'·"" r""''-''O<l··:11 1 .. back ofthc-•n lh•· cnn.,t11ut1on.1I r1aht to • "' .. • ..... , ""' ~ 'u ' llw 1111t l. w:i' r1 g1i.ll'T\'1I "' \111dt·rn " "h h d
Gary Alicngena said he tried to
make 11 im~ss1ble for his son to take
the tnp without actually saying no.•
"But if you know Tony like I do, he
always comes up with a aood reason
why he should do something."
The family will leave Oranie
County on June S and arrive an
Leningrad on June 23. The boy will
fly about 3112 hours a day, but not on
weekends. his father said.
The youngster said he is most
interested in sccina Red Square.
ARREST
FromA1
evidence that led them to believe that
the suspect was iovolved in 1:..on-
dono's disap~rancc and that Lon·
dono met with foul play. They also
came to suspect that the body on the
beach was Londono.
The su~ was questioned Mon·
day and confe led to the crime at S
p.m. Tuesday, Jenkins said. He was ch~ with murder and lodacd m
Huntinaton &e.cb City Jail to await
transfer to Oranee County Juvenile
Holl.
A second plane was added to carry
spare pens and members of the press.
Tony said his IO.year-01d pen pal,
.Roman Tchcrcmnykh. will accom-
pany him on the entire trip if he is
arantcd a visa.
Tony has pmercd quite a repu-
tation around tchool.
Kelly Grana. 10. who is in Tony's
class. sa"1 she Will be moat excited to
MONORAIL ,,_,.,
ot McDoanell Douallt Realty. "We nev~ anlici .. ted any Problitm be·
caute we never had any in~tion of
1ettina into the airpon tcrVica &uliness ...
•Now, with lhc council's action. I
think we·~ in a aood position to ~
th11 mooorail built concWTently Mth
the completion of the new airpon in
April ot next year."
The nwmorancham of under-
M t : • H 1 · I I ' I I ' I 'f,
Just call 642-6086
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"I tht'nJc it's really -at ~.u... truck with hi 1972 l>odg" < hafiCr t arrm ') e ~ml ., ( d1 not w<tnl ·~ ~ ... 7 50 ( I r H h \tin\. "huh llllltr 1Ctl·cl "111 J we'll know more about Russia and about· : a m.. n iumua 1& w.t g1H' Jn\ :t 'l'><ll) opuuon.,,"
Patrol 0 0-1, ... r I .. lac llill "''':td. { 11tmn'I tu hrlp \\1th ('011\11Ul111111 of · o .. 1. h ,,. .... 1 th Bill their lancuage." she said, r«iting ..... ... "" rn1r-.. ow ... ' rr • .-1u
'
oodbye, yes and no in Ru saan. 1 ralfi c on both ~idc:\ of the free .... a~ the c·u ·poul lam·. 'hl' ~11d Right! v.a onaanalh intended
wa'I bod;cd up for ~vcral fl\alco; \n)nnc "'ho""" thi· IHCadrnt "a' ppl> 10 fed r<tl JO\Crnmcnt and 1
Tony satd he un't tcarcd of flyina. lnvc.,lag<ltors wcr;.-s,c1ut h1ng foa \k~d 10< llOllall'r k,111ncJun r!I. 11 th~· tatc~s hll\C the uthont\: to
nor dOC$ he think he'll get bored. wttnC!l~\ who could g1,·e them a (luc 8'J~4'26. ~u~ h v.c<tpon 11 1hc) tie ire.· "because flyma keeps )'Ow alert" The ___ ........ _. _ __.. ....... ____ ...:... _____ ..__ ______ ~_......,_...__.._......,_.....__....,_.....,.....,.-.....i
bigest obstacle, he sa1d. 1s fl yin' with
instrument$ while it's cloudy. 'You
don't look out or you'll get ick "
And 1f sister Alaina tarts to bua
tiim, "I'll pf"Obl~ havC' her s11 in the
blek." ht qui .
staftditli mutt now ao before tbc
Irvine City Council and the coua"'
Boiani of Supervilon for appn>val.
.. We don't andcipetc any ~
terns, .. aid Youni. .. Everyone has
been very cnthusimtic about the
monorail •ll 1lona."
If final approval is pv~ the S3.S million monorail system will bt buih
by 1'01 of Orlando, Fla.,• IUbiictiary or the C'.anedian tra~doit ftim Bombudiit Ilic..; Nonb America's
la,.nt bUtlde; of monorails.
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-Huntington taking
panel applications
Applica tions arc now bc1ng accepted lor
appointments 10 beard~ and comm1 ion<1 ~uh the
city of Hunt ingwn Stach. includrns plannina.
commun1t) SU\ 1 , hbrar). design re' iew, en-
vironmental. allied ans. J ul) 4th and other
Apphcat1ons wdl be on file for future apPQint-
ments b) the C.1t) Council. Most po itions require
re idence an Hunt1nston Beach.
Call S36-SS 11 for add1tional 1nformat1on
Forum on orthopedics
A community health forum on onhoped1cs
sponsored b) the Medical R~art:h and Edut."allon
Soc1ct> will be presented at 7 p.m Wcdnc~) at
UCI Medical Plaza
For further 1nforma11on. call 11nc RJdov1ch at • • 85~5932. .
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Skin cancer discussion
Skin cancer will be d1scu ~'<1 as pan of the
Senior HealthChoicc medical l"duca11on sene~ at I
p.m. Frida) at 1he uth Coast Medacnl (enter
Auditorium ~
.\rthur Pappa~. M D who is diplomat "'11h thl'.
mencan .\cadem) of Dcrm:nolog). ha\ practKcd
mcdiC1nc 10 Southern ( ahforn1a for 20 )tars
Refreshments will be scned at 12· 30 p.m ..
followed b) ·the program 1nC"lud1ng que<,tton and
answer period.
Reservations arc recommendt:d run her infor-
mation ma) be obtained hy calling 499-7177 from 9
a.m. to 5 p m Monda) through F nda).
Christian women's convention
The 19 9 We t Coa 1 ( on\en11on of the
Chnsuan Women·~ (tub \VIII be hd<l f rrda)
Saturday and unda) at the In inc \1amott I lotcl
Work hops, speaker\. a la'lh1on sho"' •Ind a
dinner concert are among lhl' e'en!'. <,ehcduled
dunn.g the COn\.ent1on
A S 12 registration dona~on 1!> rcl'omnwndl'd.
but not required.
Funhcnnform:rnon ma} he oht~uned b' ca.I ling_
E'a Ferdig al 38-8W7 or Carol fhel at 7' l-ti706
Rock concert aids shelter
A three-member rock band trom Huntington
Beach, 11 W1ndo"s. "Ill present a hcnl·li1 conn·rt
for the Huntington "outh ~heltt:r Fm.la) .i1 the
Huntington lno.
Ticket<; at S.25 1ncludc' d1nna and aJm1!>\lon 10
the-performance.
The group has JU<;l released 11\ dcbut .ii hum -
a' a1tablc at lf o"er Rec..ords. \IU\ll ~1arl.et and
Moby Disc-and 1 plann1 ng a tournl Japan lain in
the )Car to promote 11
For mort' inlormJuon lJll thl· 'hl'ltl'1 .11
841·6'>8ts
Tax reform examined
The efTec1s of the ra, Reform .\ll of 11.Hih "'II
be examined from 6 m to 9 30 rm fhu™l.l\ al 1he
llddlcback Collc-ge Eml'ntu' < l'ntt:r-1
Current tax op11on<i. futurl' ktt"latmn .ind '~"
planning for 1989 "'Ill be d1scu<,\Cd at thl· kl 1ur"·
which CO\I~ 11 JX"r per..on or S1CJ Jli.:r coupk
(all the colkgc., l'Ommun11~ \l'f\ ttl' .11
582-4646 tor add111on.il 1nlorm.lllon.
Matur~ driv~rs program.
.\ maturcdn,cr1mprOH!lll.Cntprogra111 \\Ill be:
offered from tsa.m. to Sp m Saturd,l\ at 'it1dllkh,H:l
( ollegc. Room D·l Senio~ ages 55 and older ma~ quJlll~ lnr .i
discount on their auto 1n<,uranl\' h\ t0mpk11n~ 1lm
seminar 1 hcdc\clopmentol 'hlk Jl'lfnst\('dm 111g
slo.1lls v.111 be stre'l.sed
Pa.n1C"1pan1s pa<,c,an~ the S~l l·oursl· "'II l'l'n'1'e
a Department ul ~fotor \ 1:h1lk' lt'rtalilJI\' of
compkt1on. For further 1nlorma11un or 10 rl-g1stcr. c~1ll the
communtt~ scn.Ke'I uniu." at S!il--'M6
M~~tlng f or famili~s o f dlsabl~d
.\ meeting for parrnt' of d1'3"'kd 1nd1' 1Ju.1I'
will be hc:ld from I 0 a m to noon "aturda\ at thl.' Oran~e ( oo t College Farnlt\ llou)(! ·
Ne"Pon Beach u11c.,rnc) Ph1 hp (1old \1.111
d1\Cu\ pen al n~ 11uw1 ;it thl· program. \\.h1t h 1~
spons,ol't'd b) the lU lh oa)t Alliance tor the
\'tent II)' Ill.
More information ma) ~ ohuunrd b) i:alling
1af)(had\\tckatM31 -1 7~.
(. \l .• :'\D·\H
o ml-Clln "'h ·duled
rf hur d11y~ llnrcl1 I 6
No mecttn schedukd
POI If t · I .Of,
~w~t ~ach
Thrte women reported acrnna
a.nnoyinc phone calls. " 26-d\ear-old midtnt o(Wndl l\le rcponc 1 ~nt'~
' of haftl':UP. phone call' O\t'f the la t
cou~of~1. A Jl-ytar-old rni<knt of the 1400 block of Sntftldc T emtt reponcd a
man calkd. alkcd for her huwnd h
Itta fine umc theft asked 11r hetMr he wa iJoM and 1ndtcattd he ~d bcrn
follo*i• her. A _,. idm11fyine h1mw1r I \
"Tun .. aled a .S l ~)ftf-okl t ol Ille 900 bloc't of Gardnua Wa • au.I....,... an unknown "Jt'nnirtt, •• ..._ ...... IM woman 1f w had t\tr
.. ,... Of' ~t 1b0u1 bct!t,I ,....
Ot'MOI COMt DAILY PILOT/Wed~. Metd'l 15, 1tee Al
MIA's rema ns Identified as HB man_
" WASHINGTO CAP) -An Mm>
laboratory hu 1cknttfied tht-l't'ma1n of a
tiuntinaton tkach man Jnd fhc other
American scnicemen m1ninJ from the
Vietnam War. the Pentagon sa1d'fue~ay.
MaJ. m G. Cordo' a.. who home
town of r~ord v.u h~ted a Hununaton
Be-a h. wa a Manne Coros aviator lost
over Lao on Aug. 26. 1972. He wa'> born
ug. 27. 1943.
Fi'e of the ix \\Cre 1den11fkd b the rm.f s Ccmral ldcntific;11tion Laboratory
an Honolulu aficr the remain!» \\Crt rcpalflatcd to the United States b)
Vietnam last No"cmbcr and December.
the Pentagon S3id tn a 'tatcmcnt
rhcrema1n of the 1xth were rcco,cn..~
m l>cnmbcr dunna a Joint excavation at
an air era h 1te 1n Suannakhct PfO' ince
ohouthern Lao'>, the Penta~on added
I he Pentagon added it wa not urpn~d
that Cordova''> l't"miun were amona a
J!OUP rcpatnated b> V u:1nam even thougn
he ~'al. ~ot down over Lao .
"MaJ Cordo'a was lo t 1n an area of Lno close to the V1etname~ botder. and
1n an area controlled b) the North
\'tetnamese at the time." the Pentagon
said ·
II six of the servicemen were a' 1ators.
The Pentagon s~ud the family of one had a ked thaQ\1\ name not be released and
that he bC inlcrred al the Punchbowl
FOrm'er city·rTianager :.
for Mesa to fill same
post for Mission Viejo
l y PAUL ARCHIPLEY
Of u.. DM)I ""°' Stan
Fred 'lnr..abal former (0~1a Me..a cit)
manager \\Ill become M1 saon \'1cJ0°\ first
permanent c1h manager followini ht~
selecuon Monda\ b" the ( m Counr1I
orsabal. 51. S<11d he will v1s1t M 1ss1on
VieJO a fo" hours ea'h '"eek 10 meet the
<itaff and get the bJll rolling bcfort: taking o'er full -tame on \onl 24
'orsabal and his lam1I) !>t 1ll ll\·e an Costa
Mc~ where he scned as cit) managt:r for
15 )cars before stepping do" n in October
1985
Hc also maanta1"'-tn apartment in Fl
s.undo when~ he II\ e'> di.Iring the "t:cl.
"h1lc working ao; cny managt:r in that Cll)
But has nc" addre\s \\ 111 soon be w._
~1s ion V1e10 which v.as ancorporatt"d a'>
Orange (ount).!I 27th t•l) JU~t one \tar
ago,h1s month.
"It's gonna be 1nll'resung.'' Sor~abal
~Id.·• fhcre all' 3 lot of nev. plU)Ct\. and at'~ exc111ng 10 be in on 1h1n~!I from
~ratch. ·
5orsabal s:ud his earl) 'oals w1ll 10c'ludc
lool.ing toward M1ss1on \ •eJo's long-rangc
needs by onen11ng the tounr1r s .. thought
proce sc·s about "hen' the c.·o mmunH)
"'ants to be ··
He also 'klld 11 \\.tll ta~c some cflon lo get
the council to "ork together
Now home to about 70.000 residents.
M1ss1on Vit:JO as targeted (or 90.000 at
bu1ldou1 about the )Car WllJ ~r'\abal \aid hou 1ng as "'ell as ~ta ll
dc\clopmcn11-, on the dra"1ng hoards for
tht" commun11 \·.,remaining open land.
.. It's a nl·w C"halknge, and oew
t hallenge<> arc good lor me ·· he said
'iorsabal 1A11l rr-plaC"e 1n1enm ell) m~n
ager B1lr Tallc". "ho lcfi HI bei;ome Clt)
manager of lhl..' l'Ourll' \ nt:\\C'>t cit). Dan11
Point. Tulle\ ~a., ul\ man.ager ol
\nahe1m for l 1 \ear.. ·
Finance Dlfl'C tor 11'\\ in Bomstt'in ha.;
tx·en filhll8 in as aurng Ul\ managt:r" h1k
tht: council lool.t"d for a pt:rmancnt
employee
Popular dunng hie; 1t·nul\· 1n < O\Ul
Me\a. SoNbal &,aH' up lhat S"'b.000 Job to
National Cemetery in Ho nolulu. .
1 he remain1n1 five will be nown on
today from H1cl am Air f orce Base.
H1wa11. to T ravis Air force 8asc. Calif..
the Pentagon id. 1 he ottlcr four \Crvicemen were idcnt-
1 fied as.
Cmdr. C,cnr A nmh of the Navy. born
Apn l 18, 1933 lost over North Vietnam
June 27. 1966 His home· of record was
listed a Salt Lake Cit~. Utah · • Lt Cmdr frcdenck J Fortner of the
Na\al Rcser,e. born May 15, 1943. lost
o'er Nonh Vietnam Ocl. 17, 1967. Hi
home of record was hsttXt as Pomona. Lt Cmdr. Michael W, Wallace of the
Navv. born Sept. 12. 1936. lost over Lao
l'red Sors•b•I
l. kc a non-pa) ins. one-) ear slJnl
potent.Ht• of h1~ Shnners' temple.
.\ t the t>nd of the >~r. he JO toed PM\\
A socratcc; of <)an Clemente where he
headed the firm 's c.\pans1on into goH:rn-
mcnt and general management rtcruiong.
He: 1hcn murnl'd 10 the public Sl'<'tor as
interim c11~ monagc.-r in E.1 S<-gundo \\hcrt
he e'cntualh "8'> appo1n1w permanent cit\ manager
March 2 • 1968 Ht home of record wu
listed as Salt Lake C 1ty.
•Airman lu(la J&mC1 E. Pkimanof
the Air f ortt, bom Jan. IS. 1944. lost ovCT
North Vietnam March 14, 1966. His home
of rttord was h$tcd a Ru ia, Ohio.
The Pentagon id Wallace's remain
were rccovcn:d dunna the Joint cxcavauon
1n Laos. Fonncr's remains ~ett amoh&23
repatnated py Vietnam on Nov. 3, ancf the
others were among 38 regatnatcd b)' the
V1etnamdc on Ott IS. 1988.
With the latest 1dent1ficat1on 2,37 1
Amcncan) continue' to be hsted a ·miss1na
in J ndochma as a result of the V 1ctnam wa
io Vietnam, 545 in Laos. 83 in Cambodia
and s1it in China.
t o ..
C·MtroUp~.
to vie for
national
drama title
ByTOM TrTUS
~,..,. Co"•IPO'-"
It's ofT to Omahn for the Costa Mesa
Civic Playhouse as the local thcspurns seek
to duplicate the hat lncl performed by the
Laguna Pia) house last year -a natiqnal
com mun It\' theater festival lJtle.
The Cosia Mesa theater, which won the
Southern California eliminations of the
ahfomin Educational Theater Associa-
tion tournament an Fontan.a la t month.
ad,anccd to the n.alio nw1de finals over the
wcelend \\llh us cutting of the drama
"Mond3y After the Miracle" at thc
rcgiorutl re uval 1n Manll'C4.. Cah(
The' 1ctory propels the local troupe into
the finals. to be held June 21-24 in Omaha fr Monda) .. COnnnues to prevail. the next
stop ~111 be the I ntemau.onnl C ommumt)
Festtv:il in Monaco -an evcnt held onl)
once t \ el) four )cars.
Releases ease
jail cro~ding·
Orangl· ( uunt) 'lhcnlfs. offioJI\ rt'-
lca~d 60 inmates Tuc'>da~ bcforl' thcir
\C~t:nCC\ "crt: ..en cd in urJer to rl·main in
l'Omphancc "Ith a felkral or<lcr hm1 11n~
the Jail population
Ex-coach to serve 5 years
probation for sex crimes
"We'rr-all thnllcd about the oulcome
and "e"rt lookinj into some fund-ra1S1ng
acu' nae •• said Darlene Roth. a member
of the ( 1vtc Playh.oust boa.rd of d1r«tor
who 1s aCtJng as producto for the how •
Roth reported that lhe adjudicator who
Judged lhe Mant~a lOumamcnt wa
eloquent 10 hie; praise for "Monda) Aficr
the Miracle." directed bY. Howard han-
grnw and condensed from h1s 1988
producti on at the local playhouse
"\\c ha\C a maJor O\Crlro"d•nj prob-
lem ·· ~·d \\\l\tan1 \hl·nll Jen) Krnn\.
l odcarthc"a' forthl·act1on. upcnor
( uurt Judge Phillip Co\ ruled 1 uc~da\
that \hcnff'> otfo.1a1., l.Ould rdca'i4.' in'-
matc 111 cJ.l\\ bl:torc lhl•tr JJll tcrn1\ \\Cre
completed hl· \<lid Pre' 1oush 1nma1cs
"'Ith e1gh1 da\\ left on 1he1r scntcnn•, w1:rt•
released
The latc\l reh.·a~' \\l'rc t~errd hy the
need to plJlt 4~ mmJtl'S 1n ·d bl'lorc .:?
am tcx.IJ\ .\II 1nmall•<, \\hO quahfkd for
relca~ ha' l' lx·en let go. but thl' Jail
populal1011 "'a' \1111 morl· than the ' :!03-
pn'>Oncr hm11 i...ran\ '\.!Id
1 he hcnir, Departmt:nl ha\ u'i4.·d thl'
earl) rdea~ program during period' ol
O\ crc:-rO\\dtng tor mort• than 1 fl H'Jf\ Tht•
prncttcc ha" ht•en in plau· \Inc~ .t IC-c.kral
Judge rukd 111 197 th.tic' en mmatl· must
he provided "Ith a bed\\ 1th1n :!4 hour'> of
tlt1ngJailcd Krans '31d
The la lt:'>t rdca .. c gu1dchnt'' handed
c.Jo"n b\ Co\ .tllo"s 'hrnt1's c1lfa1ah to
rcka..c 1'nmate\ bem11 held on l<I 000 bail
or le
By JANET ZIMMERMAN
formc-r high -,1. hool b~l\~t:thall 1.0<11:h
"ac; sentcnH'tl I Ul'\JJ\ to '.'t )car' .,u,)Cr-
' 1!.CJ probation lor hJ\ 1ng ~' ''11b t\\O
teen-age girl' ,11 ~houl .ind 1n h1'> Balooa
I land home.
Christopher \l1chad Bruce l l't'. .i~
pkadt•d guilt\ la-,t St•ptl'ITI~rto fi, t:ldom
1:ounl'> of oral lOpulatwn Jnd penelr;Utun
wJth .i foreign ohJert a "ell a'i unt•
m1c;dc-mcnnor count nl anno) ing or
mole<1ttng a minor
upenor l oun Judgt: \1' ron Bro" n
al'>t> ordl·red I l'c to "K'I"\ t' f>O da' l'" count'
1a1I But thJt \Cntl.'ncc "no; \ta~cij bcxau~
of l red11 lur time sen ed "h1le l ee \\a~
under d1agno<il1C' naluatmn at the men·~
pn\cln in ( h1no
Dl.'lcn..c a11\1rnc' Ronald Hro"er lOuld
nol be: rl'Jlhl·d lonomment ~put' Dt'itmt \th>rnl'' "athlccn
h.l·ndh: '411d 'lht: "·1' J1sapf,om1cll lhl'
\Clltcnct" \\J\n't more har'h
"I though• 11 '"a'> too light g1,l.'n thl·
amount uf traumJ to the '1ct1ms:· \he
..:m.I "I lhought th e tPrl<i \\t:tc rt•all'
courageous to rnmc lo~an.l and tnlur tlw
wrath of thC"ir cla mate'> ..
Tht:g1rh lt'IJnJ 17 toldacoun)eforut
fapcranra High 'x'hool in ..\n11hc1m Jh(1u1
tht: snual l1al\on' l ce \\a\ arrc\tl-d an
Januan 19~8 ,1fkr the rnok'itauon \\crc
repo1 ted to po ht c
Polan" ~uJ the) disco' crcd photoaraph!>
ot thC" Jlrl' hcuh lrom 'orha Linda an
L ct"~ home f he ll'l'n-ag.cr\ said the 1:<.)ad1
cnll(l'd but did not torrr them into
ix·rtormM'lg lhl" \\"\u.ll ac1-.
I heg1rh undeNl.'nt mut:h JX'l"rC'rtllll\m
alll'r 1 l'C '"a'> arrl''ltcd "end le c;..i1d On, of
the apr~ graduated and the other 1
repealing hl'r ..enior )t:ar at a nut her <il..hl>ul
occau\c.' ol tht· trauma sht" \...ltd
"II" pun1'ihmcn1 'hould C"qual "hat
thcv·,e had lo l'ndurl.' .. '>hl' s.ud
1 he 'll"nlcnn· \hould ha' r OC\'.n at ka~t <>
monih' an Jail Kendle added be\':lU\4.'
that' "hat J '1unK•P31 < ourt JUdgc
olkrt:J Lt"C octon: h1 prcltmtnJn hearing
1n l'\l.hnngc tor a. suih) pica
I C<' "as hired to trach and coal h .it
l \pcr..1n1a abou1 three ~car' ago. and tool.
o' t:r a .. head n Jch ot the-hO\s D.ls~etball
team 1n IQ .., ~tort" that. ht-COll hl'tl
~nu prol~·\\1on.al ha-,l.ctb..111 rn Eurnpc
anc.l \\3\ the coal h of 1hr \\ c t (1crma.n
n:monal tt·am 1n IQ~'
"He ..aid he \\a\ so cngrossed thal he
forgot to take note~ ... Roth said ... Then he
turned to the audience and announced.
· bout the ac11ng you'll tre,er ec any
finer · •· ·
The thrtt performers. all re-crcattna
tht"tr roll' from the l Q 8 production. v.crc
Su!.3n dam'> as nn1e Sulh,an. [)(cana
Pumpcna a!> Helen Keller and Marc
\\-h11more a~ John >iac). ""ho mamed
..\nnae and fouJ}l1 an attra uon for Helen
The )('Quel to \\ 1JJtam Gibson's "The
'-11raclc Worker." "'h1ch p1cl.s up the
C'ha-racters of Helen and Annie about IS
)Cat'S later wu acclaimed a the top
C"ommunll) theater produC11on of lbeJca.r
in the Dail) P1to1 )ear-c-nd roun up
~dam and Pampena were chosen be t
act re s and be 1 supporting actress. rt~pe<'-
11' dy. for their perforrrulnccs
The ( o~ta "1c C'1v1c Pia) house 1~
follo"''"I in the footstep of the L..aJuna
Pla\hou ¥.h1ch captu~ the nauon:il
11tle la t 'car ""''hits cutting of the musical
"Quilters ·· It wa the tfiird time that
Laauna had advanced to the na11onal
tournament
"\\.c:'d 11kc to do the how again a a
benefit to finance the tnp to Omaha ··
Roth \aid
Bill tying offshore drilling, pol lution controls introduced
City News Servtce
tntc . ·n (•lit) lfart. D-SantJ Rarbaru,
T ucs<la) c1nnounlcd the 1ntro<lul 11on c>I lcg1r,~\Jon that he 'lard rcprr..cnts a
··cffu'j)tehcnm·e ncv. cflon" to halt Pol-
lution of Calrlurnaa \ c;o. c;tal "'3ter\
t a nc" confercnC'c on lh<" \anta
Moruca Pier Hart 1d h1\ bill. the 19 9 < lean <A:e:rn .\ct. "pmh1b1tc. nc" wun.e
ot oc.can polluuon h) re tnctma on: horc
oil dc,elopmen1 and thcJumpanaofto''''
nd ~"afc "
rhe 0 t ~ould c 1abhc,h a .. bordcr-to-
tlordcr c tal \Jnctuary" 1n \late waters
w1th1n lhr.: miles from the hol't'hne. Han
said.
"If "l' ~ant Pre 1dcnt Bll'~h to '>IOP 011
leasing an foderal \\Jtcr<i. ( ·a1tforn1a shnuld
pm1'11h11 011 ka\lni in \late "' tc~r" ·· tht:
la\\ ma~er ~1d \\ e 'an h.udl) e\f>C\ I the:
federal go' ernmcnt to pro' 1dc 1rcatct
protc.'Ctaon for our l'O.l'>I than "e do ·•
.\cc:ompan\ing Han \I.Ct<' Lo'I 1\ngt•lc,
C It\ ( oun~1lman /c, 'armla' 'ik~
lxuoth) Green prt•\1dcn1 ol thl.' l'n-
\ iron mental 1roup "I teal thl· 8..t' .lnd
actor W00th l larttl't>n of the tdl'' 1\lon
S(flC '"( hN'f'\ •
'aro 13Hl) ..aid he plan\ 10 1ntroJulf a
motion 3t toda' • <at'< ounl1I mctlin& rn
support ot tfan'' bill
1 hl· hall include\ pro' "'on!. to
~11 eog1hen )tundnrdsonc'<1 trngsoutcesof
pollution. 1m luJ1ng a pro' 1so that all
~"il8C dumped in <;late "aters must meet
lt'tlcr.il treatment \landard'i b) the ~ear
~OtXl Hart said
Th kg1'>lat1on \\OUld also protctl
\\C'tl4'nd\ and w1ldlrtc habitats b) 1ncrca • •na the po"er of the Cahfom1a Coo tal
(. omm1 1on and "ould d1m1n.ate ne'
off,hort 011 lease'>. he.-1d
Ha.trelson lent ht support to the
lcg1 lat1on a n n'pl't"scnurn'c of the
"American <Ac n<i (. ampa1an:·
''\\.c''e b«n u~ing the ocean) of the
"otld 3 one hill dump. and tt has to too .. "
the iC tor !Mild .. Herr in Los Angeles. a lot
ot tne 11 n \'OU ~att:h and lhat are bcmg
caught toda) off this pier are contaminated
b\ pest1c1dcs and PCB' If we're not
careful. "c're goin to ha"e 011 nas up and
down the Cl'I t ··
Hart wd he e\pccU the bill. "luch he
introduced last "eek, to face ttff oppo 1-
uon from 011 companies and loca.I govern-
ment thal "-OUld -.eel.. v..-a1vcn fri>m the
ban on dump1ns untreated .,a e 10to the
OC't'3n
.. \\.c want 10 put a top to the waivers ...
Hart "11d "For too Iona. the cn,1ronmcn-
tal mo,emcnt ha been on the dcfen 1ve
Thi 1 a proa t1,e clTon:·
the 9000 block. of 1\cklay <.. 1rcle earl
\1onda\ mornin
• • •• meonc broke the hd1n1 \l-lndo~
at Photo fapte\ at l i7I SS Brookhur t
St somc11me ~1onda~.
Binocula~andJe"'clt'). "Allh a tnt;il
'aluc of 4~0. v.cn· \tolcn from n
home 1n the Xl block of 83.._er 'ltr~t Mondi~ ~t""ccn a m. anJ 4 '\()
pm
11 '\U p.m unda) and s·•~ am. t~ ch k but d1dn'l do the v.ort.. the
Mond.t). Damqe •~ c u m:ued at "'oman ..aid S l.Ol~
tlunlin ton lkach Ir' in~
" llet and contents "onh S200 "ere tolcn from a woman· pur\t' 1n t~ 300 block of I Ith Strtet Monda).
Tht loss -•ti d1k.'o,eRd at 2:30 p.m. • • •
• • •
\n cmplo>('( at the Pride and
Groom pct 1ort. 10069 Adam A\c-••
'>a1d th t thrtt r four bo) 12 or 1-' ~t' old rode their b1C)clc into wall
and terr n1cd customcn. • • • n cmplo~ec at H~ Mcmonal Ho,p1tal 1n 'k .. pon ~h 4!81d that
'""och1ldrcn trom Huntuwtoa Bc-aeb
about 2 'ca" old wett ~'uall rnol led O'er the •ttkcnd. · • • • l hit\C~ entettd 1 Mtcknet 1n the
1 ..blixll: of 20th Suttt, tcalint UO
1n JC"tln. 20 1n Cl~ and pouiidint hole 1n ihc ~--au,,
Th Irvine police lgs conunucs to
be un.t,ailablc due to computtt
pi"obt'm in the •'lie f la t weet-
end' relocation of the Pollet stauoa ..
LagUDa Bf!aeh
~ man notifitd ~ice aftCT find1n1
200 to JOO rounds of ammunition in a
utthl truck bed perktd at LllUna an)on Ro9d on Moftdly. lhc
ammuniuon •as &Mea io lt.c
Sbmffs Oqlenrnt'llt bomb 1e1ued.. • • • Md: ... ~ Md. Cllll ~
"<*n &ona a~'" IM 900bloct0/ Canyon v~ Drive Oft fllODdly. • • • thief fl\ltftcl I loc:ati08 ID the
1600 bk>Clt f)f' ........ C'M)'Oft °" ~)andlOot•trM ~~··
f
Imports of assault rlfl~ suspended
WA HI GTON (AP) -The
Bush admm1 tr.uaon su pen(kd 1m-
p<>rts of K-47s and mMt other
semu'lutomauc weapons Tuesday bul
denied any changr 1n Pre tdcnl
Bu h's oft-stated opposition to gun
control.
More than 110,000 assault-type
weapons with pending applications
for 1mp<>n v.ill be affected, according
to the aMounccment by the new
national drug control direc1or. Wit-
ham J. Bennett
The action does not affect weapons
already in this country, but blocks
1mp<>n of ccna1nguns unless it can be
detennined the} are for sp<>rting use,
offictals said.
It also docs not affect weapons
made an the nated States. su h u the
AR 15, the se miautomatic, c1v1han
version of the .2B-caliber M-16.
Before Tueiday, Bush had not
indicated any wilhngnes to move
against the prohferauon of scmi-
automauc weap<>ns except to say he
wanted Bennett to study vanous
options.
White House press secretary
Marlao Fitzwater said the move
reO«ttd no change 1n Bush's opp<>si-
uon to banhing such guns but merely
would enforce current law that allows
for import of the guns only if they are
for sp<>nmg purpose .
On Feb. 16, Bu h told rep<>rters he
would "stronglS oppose•· any attempt
to ban semiautomatic weap<>ns de-
spate public concern over an ancrt'a -
ins number of homicide , mo~tl)
related to drua v1oleoce. 1nvoh ana
such auns.
On March 7 Bu\h told a ne""
conference that he had asked Bennett
10look1010 what could be done about
AK·47s, one t)'pe of ~m1automauc
nfle, but that he wanted to find a wa)
to "sull do what's right by the
legitimate sponsman."
lf e said soh ma the eroblem was
"not as eas> as at seems. ·
Tuesdays news release in Bcnnctt'c;
name said that Trt'asury Secretary
Nicholas Brady. who hasJurisd1ct1on
over the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco
&Jld firearms. "decided to suspend,
effective immediately, the import·
Ilion or§C'.'\Cr .. J makcsofauault-t>pe
v.c:apcns pending a deci ion a 10
whether the~ v.capons art. a rc-
guucd by law. ·parucularly uatable
for or rcadal) adaplablc to sponina
purposes.'"
Bush. a longtime member of the
National R10c Assoc1at1on. "share
the public concern,'' over the
prohferataon of semiautomauc
weap<>ns. said F1t1water.
Apphca11ons so far 1h1 )Car 10
ampon such weapon alread> have
passed the tot.al of the previous three
yean. Bennett said.
He said at was coincidence that the
move came a day after the Calafornaa
State Asscmbl) pa\sed a S\\ottping
ban on 40 t) pes of semi:iutomat1C'i
·;:·aUltytank Health chief'ridicules ·schools
m~y limit , that bah apples in cafetef ias Discovery s LOSANGELES(l\P)-1::.d~cators group. cago. an Franmco and several
who yank apples from school lunch Tbe!ltate isconductingatsowntests Orange Coast school distncts have
Orbl.tl•ng rooms for fear of chemical con-on apples sold 10 California to assess quat senangapples,appksauce, applt
tamma11on are running from a "toxic any nsk. The results aren't due for JUace and other apple products be·
bogeyman," the state's health di rec-another IO days, but Kizer said that cause of the recent reJ><?rt hnking Alar
tor said Tuesday. based on has knowledge of e11st1ng with a heightened mk of cancer an SPACE CENTER. Houston (AP)
-A problem with a hydr~n tank
aboard the space shuttle Discovery
forced its astronauts to conserve
energy Tuesday and threatened to
shorten the mission. but Mission
Control said there was no threat to the
crew.
The five crew members monitored
scientific experiments and photo-
graphed environmental damage on
the Eanh, a day after they roared into
orbit and launched a key NASA
communaca11ons satelli\e.
Kenneth Kizer, who bit into a shiny studies. ho had this advice: children
red apple while d.iscusStng the '!latter "In a nutshell. I and 1he Dcpan-Scores of smaller districts ha"e
W!th rep<>rtcrs. said fears that children mcnt of Health Services thank this done the same. C\Cf'I though farmers
will get can~er from the far.m was reactionary amnd premature and and the maker of the chemical say
chemical dammozade, or AJa r, arc indeed our fear as they have rcall> there 1s no nsk.
based on a misinterpretation of a created a toxic boge)'man.'' Kizer ad\ ased consumers 10 con-
reccnt study by a private interest The New York, Los Anaelcs, Chi-tan~ eating fruit
OC man's death
sente nc e reverse d
C \I 11 4t H' I \ H H 11 I '
Assembl)' panel OKs g~s tax hike
• AC-RAMENTO -A bill that would ~t ps taxc ttnd rommcma
vehicle: ftts to r.\JSC about $21.S billion for transportation ovrr 10 )cars waa
approved by an Utmbly committtt Tuesda).
Tbe lower hous.e's Transp<>rution Commauee \ oted I 1-2 to send 84 7
to the Way~ and Means Committee. the last stop before the A semhl>. n
D1Jeuss1on amona the tran p<>rution panel mcmbef'tl howe\cr. made 1t clca
that the bill Wltl need some surgery and ddicate ncaotiauon\ 10 at• the '""
thirds mlJOnhes 11 will need to pas the u~mbl> and Senatt.
Judge orders release.of Lewis transcript
ACRAMEN rO-A upcnorC"ourtjud~ordertd rcleaSt"d to the pubh
Tuesday a grand Jllt)' transcnpt 1n the felon)' foracry caSt of sembl)ma
John R. Lewi , butdela)ed it unul Fnday 1011lowd~fensc laW}crs toapptal t
a higher court. Judge James I. Moms n=Jcttcd ddcn11e~umentt tha
unscahl'!B the JSO..paie document \\Ould be preJudtcaal to LeWR.-chances for
fair tnar. "None of the evidcntt i e pecaally scnsau6nal or inflammatory.
Moms said.
Three-year-old shoots himself ~
WEST COVINA - A 3-year-old boy \\as an cntu:al cond111on Tuc'lda
after accadeotall)' shooting himself with a pistol an il Wn1 Co"ana a~nmen
Eric Frank Sarda, was taken to the Queen of the Valle} Hosp1taJ "'here h
underwent surgery for a ~tomach \\OUOd , a0er h1~ mother ,ummonf'
paramedics. Pauline Mane Sandoval, 22. told pohcc her wn wa\ an h
bedroom watch an& cartoons on te'F""ion when <ihot himself with her h\C·1
boyfnend's pistol.
FBI continues.bombing lnv.estlgatlon
SAN DIEGO -The FBI said Tucsda~ 11 "a~ keeping all inv~111311"
avenues open into the bombana of a "an dnven b} tht \\<lie of the l \
Vincennes skipper, 1ncludang the pos.s1b1ht)' of terrons1-ano;pm:d vengeance.
Agency .spokesman Ron Orrantia said at would be premature to rule o
any potcnuaJ motive an Fndafs bombing of Sharon RogrN' van, 1nclud1
retnbuuon for the Vancenne ' mistaken downing of an Iranian a1rhncr T
wife of Na"y \apt. Will C R<>sers escaped the blul unhun
Meanwhile, Rogers cmer:1ed from protected seclusion to tal.c t
Vincennes· helm as the ship left its dock at the 32nd trcet Naval ta11on
Tuesday for daylong exercises off the ·an Diego coast.
The problem was an erratic press-
ure reading an one of three hydrc:>gen
tanks and an ats manifold, which
cames the hydrogen to fuel cdls. The
hydrogen lS combined Wlth oxygen an
the fuel-«lls t~produceclcclricuy for
shuttle systems. with water as a
byproduct.
FDA intensifies grap~
testing after poisoning
WASHINGTON (AP) -The
Food and Drug Admin1strat1on 10-
Tenmi?d mleS'tlng of-grapes -end--ot~r Chilean fruit Tuesday while the
Bush adman1strat1on worked wath
officials of the South Amencan
country to determine the scope of an
apparent cyanide poisoning attempt.
the u.~. EmbaSS} there
SAN FRANC'! CO (AP) -An T I II f hlll kl J t Orange County man's death sententt error St QU ty 0 :,,aC ng e
10 the fatal ~tabbangs of an elderly
"There are no safet} problems
associated w1th 11 and no electncal
problems," ground control capsule
communicator Make Baker told the
astronauts.
National Aeronautics and Space
Administration 01ght director Chuck
Shaw said Tuesday night that ground
controllers. hoped to solve the prob-
lem b~ turning the tank back on this
morning using only one of ats two
heaters. Controllers expected to turn
the tan.k on around S a.m. PST.
'"I thank things will work out JUSt
fine wath the heater tomorrow," Shaw
said. adding that the tank will be
thoroughly checked after being put
back an operation.
Meanwhile, FDA Commissioner
Frank Young advised Amencans to
be .. safe rather than sorry" b)
d1scard1ng all fruit in their refnger-
ator unless they arc certain 11 was
grown somewhere other than Chile.
The FDA on Monday announced
that traces ofcyanade had been found
in two seedless red grapes that were
part of a batch of about 2.000 grape-
bunchcs sampled at the pon an
Philadelphia. where they had been
shipped from Chile three days before
a p<>1son10g threat was telephoned to
At the urgrng of the agenc}.
supermafket'i mo~~-u~ckly-t-0 re-
move all Chilean fru11 from their
~heh es and d1stnbutors held produce
from the South Amencan countr) an
warehouses until further 1cs11ngcould
be done. Virtually all grapes sold at
this 11111e of year 10 U.S .. markets an~
from Chile
Canadian officials also urged 1ha1
Chilean fruit be rt'mo"ed from store'>
an Canada.
A Los Angeles produce amponcr
gobbled Chilean grapes at a ncwi.
conference Tuesda~ to dramataLC his
claim that the fruit 1s safe
"I think it's a maJor. maJOr O\Cr·
reaction:· Rick Eastes. general man·
l!JCr of the Da\ 1d Oppenheimer
Cahfornaa am porter. said of 1he FD.\
advisor).
Fullenon couple was reversed Mon-WASHINGTON -Tcrronst Fawai Younis lu...W to has arrt)t on t ~ by. the -$1.tUe-Supr~e-C"®rt, h1J_h seas v.'lth 2r.om1ses of .SC'\ and drug!i. was con\lctcd fuesda)· in l
""hich said police 1llegally arrested the District oun ofhijac 1nga Jordana"In atrtnmirrBetrtJt-imcHtttt<kng .lQ ~P
man and continued to question him hostage for 30 hours. after he asked for a law)er. Federal officials 1mmed1atel> claimed the verdict a the fir.t affirma11
Ttie 5-:? ruling O\enurn the of a 1984 statute assenan.g for the Unned tat~ ··tong-arm" JUnsd1ct1on ov
murder conv1c11ons and death the taking of Amencan hostaies aboard Younis' coun-appoante<i anome
sentence of Richard Delmer Bo)cr Francis 0 . Can er. contes1cd ttl c government daim and ~•ud he v.ould appe
31. It 1s the 22nd death sentence tbe the conv1ctron on grounds that the CJnitC'd States ouJht not to ha\CJUn~1ct1
current coun has re' cl'\Cd out of 7 ~ 11 o"er the 1985 h1Jacking.
has con!i1dcred an l\\O ~ears. but one '
of only a fc" ca~s an which the f k d b I conv1c11on!I "ere fC\erscd as "Cll Mc arlane as e a out e tter
Bo)er tcsufied he didn't recall the
killings and had been in a druj·
induced flashback. His first 1nal 1n
the case ended in a hungJur) but he
was con .. 1t·ted 1n a retrial. Monda' 's
ruling allow-, a third tnal -
He ""as charged With murdering
Eileen and Francis Harb111 an 198:?
W...SHlNGTOf' -Former '.ttaonal ~unt) .\d"1~r Ro
Mcfarlane, has face red and has e)C'> filling v.11h tcan lashed out at t
prosecutor an the Oh\er 1'orth trial Tuc~a" "hen .t\ked about a letter he "'r
Congress on the du) before he tned to com mat \uandc
Shaw !>aid a s1m1lar crrauc readang
on the same h>~rogen tank was
noticed on Discovery's flight last fall.
but said there had been no fluctuauon
noted on the mamfold ~ading.
The erratic rcadms, he said. was
believed to be associated with how
the hydrogen 1S heated and then
pushed out of the tank to the fuel cells.
Moslem support urged to kill Rushdie
The first openl) cmouonal moment jl the Nonh trial w•u tnggcrl'J
chaet prosecutorJohn Kekcr v.ho suggested to Mcfarlane that ha\ Feb 8. I Q8
letter to Rep. Lee Hamilton [)..) nd. was .. JUSI complete noni.t"n~ ··"\\ell \
Keker. 1f I had sat dov. n 1 n m) st.ate of m and the da) bclort' I trac-J to take
life. 1f I had tried to parse ever) las1 dime that "'ent to the Contras, 11 proba
would have come out different," McFarlane rtioned
In 1he letter. Mcfarlane told Ham1hon. then (h31rman of th(' Huu
Jn1ell1icnce Commmce that a foreigner an 1984 donated SS ma I hon or less
the Nicaraguan ( ontra .. Mcfarlane had k00\\-0 for t\\U )l'.'.H'\ thu the on
came from the B,(Hcmmcnt of aud1 .\rab1a ;and that the countr: donated S
m1lhon to the ( ontra!>
Earlier Tuesday, night director
Gran\-11 Pennington said that if the
problem couldn't be resolved and
Discovery had to continue to use only
two hydrogen tanks. the shuttle may
land Fnda) instead of aturda).
"Right now. we·re still plannang to
land on Saturday:· Pennington said.
He said NASA could wait M late as
Thursday before dec1d1ng to end the
mission a da> early.
RIYADH. Saudi Arabia (AP) -
Iran demanded Tuesday that
Moslems uphold its order to kill
Salman Rushdie as a blasphemCT for
wnt1na "The Satanic VeTSCs" and
said they must condemn all who take
the writer's side.
It made the demand at a meetang an
Riyadh of fo~ign ministers from the
46-member of the Organazataon of
Islamic Conference, where httlc suP-
port for Iran's extreme position hu
been evident.
Althouah the Iranians succccdcd an
Stringfellow Superfund Hezerdoua Weate Sit•
getting the Rushdie affair on the
closed conference's agencb. it was
referred to p<>)1t1cal commhtec and
some delegates sajd at should be
considered only as a cultural topic.
Ah Akbar Velayao, Iran's foreian
minister. is not attend1n1 the meet·
ina. which bcpn Monday. The chief
Iranian delegate, Mohammmad Ah
Taskh1ri, conveyed his government's
demands to.The Associated Press:
"All deleplions will mue a strong
resolution in denunciation of
Rushdie, his book and pubhshcr
along w1 tb all the governments 1ha1
suppon ham. We expect all Moslem~
to uphold God's Judgment 10 this
connection."
Har. second point referred to the
fatwa, or reli11ous e.xccuuon decree,
issued Feb I 4 by Ayatollah Ruhollah
Khome1n1. the ss-r~r-<>ld hute Most.em p:unarch of ran
Earlier this year. the novel caused
riots an lndta and Pakistan an which
19 people were k\lled Most Islamic
nations and othcn with larae Mo~lem
populations have banned 11.
DHS--AND EPA AftEAflE-PAOP08ED-JILA . ..___....u-_
FOR STRINGFELLOW SITE CLEANUP
The Callfornl• Department of HMlttt SeMcee (OtlS) and the u S Envtronmental Protection Agency (EPA) h•ve r-...CS • Propoeed PIWl that •ddreases contamination probtem• poMd by the Stringfellow Ha-ardous Waste Sile In Riverside County, near the c:ommunlty of Glen Avon The joint OHS/EPA plan ldentlflel the egenelee' preferr9d altetnatlve and summarizes all alternatives evaluated for c ... nlng up .it .. retated con·
tamlnatlon
The prefetred afterNtlH propoeM to:
• dewater the on-site area with an eJCtensfve well system 10 rewmov. • slgnltcant portion of heavtly contaminated groundwater pretent on•
slte. • • • conduct solt-gu eJCtrac11on to remove voletlle organic contamlnanas
from on-site soil , If field tests prove favorable; • conduct concurrent treatablllty 1tudles to determine ~ther there 11
a r ... 1ble method for addrHllng on-11te IOll and bedtock c:ontamtna·
lion
In Addition, ongoing groundwater management ectlvtll• would be continued to remove and treat th• plume of c:ontamlnaMd groundwater that extend• from the tit• Into the community of Glen Avon Existing extraction wetl.1 and the pretr .. tment plant would continu. to operate In
the ~Site and mid~ ...... and new extraction wel eyetema ~
be tnttalled )ult nortt1 Md eouth of .,...., eo tn Gier\ Avon.
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Shark-bitten surfer sues county
~IAMI -A shark-b111cn \urfrr 1, 'u1ng r>adc: < ount) tor ne~lig1:n
arauina lh3t while lifeguard po t ~''"'for Jl"ll) fiw and dangerou!i undeno
the} f1il 10 adv1~ bathe~ of po' 1bk 'hark attadi;\
Jonathan Popper, 22, was bitten Ma) :?I . 19Hl, al he \urtcd The 'h
grabbed h1' foot and let ao. npp1na a net"e lnd \C\enng tendon\ an ha\ n foot. Ile as seeking SS.000 H•'I attomc) claims Metro-Dade Count} had be
having problem\ wath hark\ for two IU three "-CCh bclort the.-llUH.k
Mutant AIDS strain resists drug
NEW YORK -The wade~pr~ad u!.tofthc anti · \rP~dru1 Ji./~ ha, led
the appcaranc-e or mutant II)~\ 1rus strain th;at ~n no longl"r ht com pkt
controlled by AZT says a study b) the druls m nufi tu~r.
~do not]C't lmow \\-hCllfcr \h .\LT-IT 1'Jtan1 \trains c:an c. cau~ JO or ~hethcr the mutat1on that made them rc\1~t.&nt to Zl m1
have also amp;ured their 1b1ht) to cause d•'IC~ fhr an: not m:omm<nd
any chanacs an the uic of lT v.hach 1s the onl) drua apprO\ cd an the l n1
tatcs 10 1rc:u I 0\ \ 1rus 1nfect1on
U.S. may push Israeli-PLO talks
W HINOTO -Sccrcuryof 'tatcJamt'$A. &kalll. t11nt1ngatu
1n U. pohcyin the Middle Eut.said Tucsdaythat"~ingful .. n ouat1
on ~c Paltttan1an J?fOblcm miaht rcquarr. lsracl to ta.I to th( PaJC111
l.Jberataon Otpntl.Allon.
But lsraeh Forc1a.n M1n1 ter Mo he rensaccu~ the PLO of commatll
the "worst 11roc111c• we've e\:er seen '1nce World W~r II " He ad the •
d aalotue with Ya '!tr Arafat's orpnar.auon bad strcngthcntd its hand 8a
testified btforc a House lpPropnation' subC'ommmcc. v.-t11Jc rcn,, who''
a three-day visit 10 Wasbmaton. held ~cw conftttnce in a do~ntown ho
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Clvlllans kllled In Beirut battle
BEIRUT. Lebanon -Cllrisuan arm)' unit and MO\lcm miht
fNht an anillery dud Tuetday that rained hundrtds of shcll1 on 8ci
raidcnual am s and killed at least 39 pcook. mott of them cwahans. Pol •id 96 people ~rt wounded in t.he won1(iabtu'I11nce I 98S n l..tbanon't ~-old KCtanan civil war. and most of the ca'ualttn ~ttt an Moslem •
ltiruL The day-loat bau~ bdWttft Christian foft'n and Wahd J umblatt'1
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Empress Zita, 96, last queen of Hapsburg empire C~ American Legion post off probation
Emprc s Zita of Austria. the last
4ucen of the Hapsbura empire. who
Wtb dc:nouoccd as a Sp) for her role 1n
a plol to end World War I. died
Tuesday in Z1zen, Swu1erland. at age 96
Zita was the formtr Pnnces~ of
Bourbon-Parma and rclatt'd to ~' •
eral European royal fam1hcs
Charles I became ~[mpcror of
Austnaand "inaofHungal) afierthe
death of his uncle. Franci\ Joscpta
who had reigned tor bH )c~m
When ( harlcs and /11-1 ""'re
uo"'ned. the) beheH-<l onl) J rapid
truce could ~vc the crumhhng du.11
monarch), then alhcd \\llh 1hc: Rrn:h
of the { 1erman Ka1'>Cr.
After the Allied Villon in 14> 11(
C harle I agreed to "temporunl"
rclmqu1.sh" his 1mpcnal n&hl\ The
cooplc 1niuall) 11\ed inc\lle 1n..i l J!..c
Gene\.a chateau where ( hMlc\
launched t"o atwmpt., to rt•ce1pllH<.'
the H ung:man throm:
Stephen BechteJ:neaded grant englne~rlng firm
peeled dl'ath, Bc1...htd ~gan to tr.in\·
form the bus1nc'>\ into "hat "ould
become a macr0t.•ng1nccnnK ~1ant
emplo)1ng 1hou~nds
By 80 8 V AN EYKEN
0t ,.,. 0 .llly f'llOI $1..tf
( osLa Mc'>tl s \mencan l cg1on
post and 1t<; commander. Roben
Hanson ha"e tx•cn ta!..en on a t"o-
month·old proba11on stemming from
charses that Hanson tiled fol-,c mcm-
bc:rsh1p papcr\ la\t )Car.
.\t their annual <,talc m1...-e11ng in
tod:ton thl' L~&ron's Dcpanm'Cnt
e •m .. ut1\.C rnmm111ee vutcd 21-.20
unda) to rcmo' c the \hadow ol
proba11on trom the < O\UI l\fr..a pO'it
and 10 drop the l hargc\ ol improper
mbcrd11p liti.n~--
Mtmbers ol thc: local chJptc.r .ma)
now "otc di nrnnt\ and \tatt• m~
ing'>
But Hanson \Jld Tuc\da~ that he
bchc"ed the chapter had nc"er been turned out to be mehaiblc.
on probauon "The depanment checked 201 of
'"We ha'c no reau1on to ~ina thcm,"hcsaid."F1vetumedouttobe
taken off•probauon bccau~ we were dead. One was a German war \.ctcran
nc"croffic1allyplaccdonproba11on,'" who had ne,cr scf\icd an the US.
he s~ud "The eAccuuvc commmec armed forces. A con 1dcrable number
never voted to put u on probauon, so had no address so they could not have
there was no probation " been Hnfied."
C)tate oflic1als d1~m1s Hanson's 0 It 1s the local chapter's respans1-
<.:ontcn11on ho"ever b1ht) to ch«k the eU11b1hty of new ··1t·, not a phon) \torr b) an) members wh<>st names are sub-
mcan!..'' said l larold Heinly, state m1tted, he said.
Judge advocate for the Leg.ion. "He There was also some qucsuon
"a" plalcd on probauon by acuon of reprdina Hanson's own chaib1hty for
the tatc commander o n Jan 17 membership 1n tht' Amcncan Lesion, r unhermore he knows wh the Heinly said .
\ltuauon arose .. He WllS'ask'ed on JaTI'. t1w fumtstr
Heinl> ~1dAflan!>On h.ad turned in ·has S«V1ce credenuals so that his
member papcri. for 80 I new memben cltaib1ht> could be "enfied." said
la'>l )t<ar and 1hat many of them had Heinly "He rcfu~ to do that. He
finally did on Sunday, but rm not
sa11sfied with the venfication. He
f umished his ori&inal service tteo~
bOl therc 1s noway for us to verify that
the person o n the paper 1s the same
person who 1s bean& checked. He ha
refused to supply us wnh his Social
Secunty number so that we can
venfy"
The vcnf1ca11on was suffic1cnt m
the c)es of the c~ccut1vc comm1uee.
however.
Heinly sa1d there would be no
further invest1pt1on of the alleged
membership lllana v1olauons, uni
nc.w-aUqauons turn.up.
"Tbey say they'rc"'doina 11 properly
now and so we a umc they are," he
said
Stephen Da\ 1son Bechtel 88. who
vrcferrcd the utlc of builder e'en a
has family's construcuon and engi-
• cenng com pan) became one of the
world's 1a~t. died 1onday tn
v.tkJand
Bechtel JOtned his father's regional
construction firm at the age of 19 after
scrvtng m World War I After he "as
11amed president ofW A Bcchtcl Co
111 1935 following his father's um."<·
Soml' of the comp.inf., prOJCCts
include Homer Da m the ~an r ran-
c.1sco-Oalland Ba\ Bndgt< World
\l.-ar II sh1p}ards that prodmxd more
than 500 'cssels th~ ~Jn f ranct'>to
Ba) ..\1ca Rapid frnn'>ll '>)'>ll'm and
the Saudi .\rabtt1n lit\ c)f Juh.111
Comput.er firm employee's scream· scares off bandits
Jako~ Gimpel, world renowned pianist, t eacher
fakob Gimpel. a "orld rcnowncJ
p1C1111st. died unda) 1n Lo'> .\ngcls a1
the:" of 82
G impel made his concert debut in
1923. and in 1938 mo\.cd from h1'>
nauve Vienna tu the l ln1ted talc'>
In Los ~ngclrs. (J1mpel pJa)l'd
"Ith the: M(, ~1 orcht<stra but labored
pnmarih 111 1>h\(Unt} unul I 1J.N
"hen~ "a' 1n' 1tnl tu p..in1upall" 1n
the 'c"' 'l orl ~·gmcnt of th-:< huptrl
tcn1enn1al
The p1an1\t rl·urcJ J IC''' ~l·ar., .1gu
ao; d1~11ngu1'>hl'<l proh:\!>Or rn 1e .. 1
J enee at ( ahforniJ \tJll' l n1H'r\ll\
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mat h1tu.: gun and a pl\tOl lned to roh
an Ir' 1n\.' computer manut.1c1unng
plant tlond<.l\ nittht bul \\Crl' '>l..arnl
oil h' an emplmcc polu.e -.aid
I hl' intruder\ entcrl'<i \J,anu·d
l ogH. Rc\l'aH.h .11 ~.Ull k ro111mo
Road through an unl<x.kcJ l:mplo}Cl'
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All four \\Cle armed and cmplo~cc'> twp m6 nths. \\ h1tc ~•d
1dcn11tkd a rhomp.,on machine lUn ~ On Jan .! \. three men "nh ma-
an<l a .45<ahbe1 handgun The men { hinc guns )torrrn:d lbc \ST Rc-
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·Mothers, daughters in fashion spotlight
8)' KAREN M . REED
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Fane> party dresses. patent leather shoes, buttons
and bows -lots of bows -that's what little girl~ we~
wearing at the National Charity Lca&ue Juniors annual
fashion show•·1..e Jardin de la Mode. ·
Designed for mot~crs and daughters (and a f~
grandmothers and dads). the event attracted some 450 to
Le Meridien tn N,cwport Beach for an afternoon of
fashions and fcst1" ity -all to raise funds for High Hope~
Head Injury Rehabilitation Center of Orange County.
"High Hopes has been our major philanthropy for
four years;· explained group president Marie Scbock.
"but this iSi·the first time we've been able to give them
somethina concre'te." · •
The_gift is actually something that rides on concrete.
as the NCL was.able to officially hand over to High Hopes.
cxccuti ve dir'cctor Mark Desmond keys to a nc"' white r 5-
passonger; Dodge van ...
The vehicle will be used, according to Desmond. to
transport the students to a wide range of projects and
programs-activities used to .. integrate the students into
the community, .. he said. He also admitted that the van
was sorely needed as their last one was 16 years old and on
its last legs -or wheels. -
Mothers and daughters were everywhere, the young
ones scurrying to purchase raffle tickets and place them in
any of the 21 opportunity prize package bags lintng the
fashion show run"'ay. The enthusiasm was refreshing. but
after the prizes were announced. man> young women had
learned their first lesson tn the "odds of winning."
Attord1ng to co-<:hairs Sbari Bittel and Dottie
Feeney, this is the third mother/daughter fashion show.
Feeny adding about the family tXJ><! atmosphere. "·It'<;
nice, because it makes it different. ·
Handling several hundred young gtrls docs make it
different and organizers made ever) effon 10 cat<'r to the
girls. Crayons and pictures to color were on the table. as
were munchies of cheese and fruit to appease hung!) little
appetites while moms circulated and cllatted with fn ends.
Lunch arrived first for the girls, croissant sand-
wiches, chips and treats all nestled in fluorescent pink
boxes. Committee member Donna Clark quick!) handed
out to tcr Natalie sheets of colorful stickers to
dccorat the boxes. as did mothers all across the room .
The adu oycd c bb salads and chocolate mousse. Sharl Btttel, Megh•n and Dottle l'eeney. . '
and t-eeney estimated proceeds at about SI 0,000 -
enough to c-0 mplete the group's commitment for the van
purcha se.
Joanne Acuff with models
and Stephanie Lewis. Mark Desmond and Marte Schock.
Beverly cker of Sav> Productions coorainated
and comment the colorful fashion sho". which
followed and i luded many members' daughters.
ranging from 6 to 14 to age. fashions "'ere pulled from
shops throughout Ornngc County and featured reah'lt1c
clotbrng for · the man) occas.ions in mothers' at1d
da1.ighter!i ' h"es -from recreational "'car to dcbutante
dresses.
Cost was $45 per person ($30 for the g.irls) and Bittel
Committee members also tncluded Joanne Acuff,
Diane Osborn. Su.zit Twltcbell, Macy Jo Wiaktlmnnn,
Cris Sbute, Cindy Cbristesoa, Colleen Bettlagen, Nancy
Giblia, Gina Jensen, Adrienne Reynolds, Kattn Armour,
Linda Varne, and Cecelia Berry.
l ... ll. BO~'D '.\Eft'SllAKERS
Sculptors Used formula
-fO~bOdV-D~·ODJOllJOI»--t-~~
Being cut off from the Earth's
·roAment cal~rafl-ise'
Sculptors of old used this st3ndard
to do statues of the ideal woman .
Make the figure seven and a half
times the length of the head. The
neck, one third th e head's length.
Shoulders. three times the head·s
width. Bust at its widest point on line
just below the armpit. Waistline.
slightly less than two-thirds the hci,s.ht
of the figure from the ground. 'Hips.
an arm·s width wider than the bust.
When and where peopl"f"Cry most 1s
between 7 and I 0 p.m. io front of
television. It's not the TV program-
ming that makes them cry. thoueh
you'd thin1c it might. It's trouble m
relationships. So say the researchers.
You might want to keep a box of
angleworms in your basement. Some
people do. To eat garbage. No trick for
those little rascals to put away a half a
pound of garbage a day. Their
castings make good fertiljzer. Which
would you prefer, garbage or .worms?
Those bats that wa lk 011 their wings
-some do -walk on their wrists.
actually.
.\. Col. E. L. Drake? All I l·an tell you 1s he wound up with nothing hu t
his state pension. California's J. A
Sutter didn't do 100 well with gold .
cithl'r. you'll recall. Doesn't ahva) s
pay to get there first. that's dear
What look hkc horns on thl' grl'at
horned owl arc feathers. but you knc"
that.
A salt block a cou_Rle miles thick
and as big as -"Mar) Jand underl1.cs
Utah. .
Q. Legend has 11 si\ bltnd men from
Hindustan were asked tO' identify an
elephant each had touched in a
different place on the animal's bod}.
What six thmgs did the) sa} it was.,
A. Wall. spear. snake. tree. fan and
rake.
Q. Does anyone know what mar-
ned couple first occupied t"'m becJs'!
A. A Duke and Duchess of York.
There have been a fc"'. This Duke of
York was the second son of King
George Ill. Their names turned up 1n
records of the British furniture de-
signer. Thomas Sheraton. "'ho drt·w
Do you buy as much sugar as your up the plans for said beds.
mother bougnt? How about salt? If .
typical, you don't. _ If you see an owl perched on a
power pole. could be a plastic scare
owl. Probably 1s. To dri ve off bards of
a different feather. Thr power people
say pe1<.'hing birds can turn > our hghts
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Q. The man who drilled this
country's first oil well in Penn-
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between. Here'• an opportunity for
you to convince UJ dMd JOU belona
amoQ1 the elite few. Tell us how you
woukt defend.,.,. tow Malu.
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on a fairly normal Actioft. At tu. • NClODd hlnl Non.la Md to daoolt
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ment that could be a precursor to cheers and hu~' fro m colleague' recycled for feruluer. she said.
space colona zatton was procla1mcti a worktng on 81osphen: II. an am-Alhng. a Yale Univers1ty-tra1ned
..huge succe<>s" after a marine b1t1ous S30 m1llton ..c1en11fic pro1ect mannC>omammal sc1ent1st, said sh<'
b1olog1st emerged fro m fiH: drt)S of 10 thr desert nonh ofTu<'son enJO)Cd her sta) 1n the enclosure. She
1sola11on tn a tin) "'orld wtthin a The pnv3td) funded research said she busied herself b} harvesttng
world. " m1ss1on 1s designed to ~·c "hether and cooking her own food and
4-b1gaal Alling sa id the 23-foot-human betn~can C\1st 1n a compkte· working on her contnbut1on 10
sq uare greenhouse-like module tha t I> enclosed "'orld pos">1bl> as a Biosphere JI which"' 11l 1nclude a 35-
had cut her off from the rest of Earth's precursor 10 space tolon11at1on four foot-deep, I ·m11l 1on-g.allon ··ocean"
en .. ironment since Wedncsda' v.as men and four women ''ho cc1ll as one ol its M:\Cn ~perate en·
··fi-m) para~foe.~ -· lhemsche'> .. t11chpherian . 1rre .. -nro11menm )Stl·ms.
The m1n1atur11cd ecosystem 1ns1dc . scheduled to enter a 21.1-acre structure fhe test module 1s a self-(;ontatned .
the tcs1,module pro' 1ded her air, 1n September 1940 lor a tv.~>ear greenhouse aboutthe s11c of a s1nglc-
food. water and all other needs to a sta}'. car sarage It 1s topped wtth a
prc.,.1ew of the time wh en a team of In the Biosphere C'~wcnment<>. futumt1c s1ed -3nd-glass canop) m -
e1i,ht men and women plan to 4ita) tn plants and org.an1sms arc used 10 1ng to a height of 20 feet.
.. a larger but equal!} scaled-off struc-purif> the n1r and watu and to lad. of room forced the om•~1on
""u.-"'"°to tu re for two )Car~. replenish the o>.ygcn 'upph . accord-of the t hicken. fish and goats that will
1 AUi f It was "an expencncc yo u ha\ c 10 rng to Marg.arct Augu\11nc. th<' proJetl he mcl ud eJ tn U1osphett II . but Ablg• I "9 emerges rom expcnencc The three aspcctc; of director. Alling was able to choose from an
an experlment•I green-science -the experiment. th~ c,\· Food 1s ~1 own. har\(~tcd und urray of fruits and 'tietable~ for her
house. .,.. pcnmenter and the cx pcncnce -prepared 10s1dc the b10,phc~. and diet of2.500 calonc a da)
Widower now finds -time for his wife
I DEAR '\NN LANDERS: "Please
come home early.·· This was the most
unreasonable request ever made by
my wife of almost 40 )Cars.
She didn't make this request of\cn.
It came mosll> on aturdays. Sun-
da)'s and holidays, but 11 seemed that
I alv..ays had o many thtnBS to do that
in spite of her gentle urgtng. I rarely
C'llme home early.
I don't want to gi ve the 1mrression
that I was never at home. was at
home a lot. We rarely did anything
out of the ordinary. We cnJoycd the
kids and the grandchildren .· We
listened to mus1c. read the paper and
had meal~ together. ometimcs we
would j ust talk about how the day had
gone. ~
Now I know why she asked me o
often to "Pl~ase come home ea rly."
She wasn•tjust lonely, she was lonely
for me. When he passed away a short
time ago, I learnrd firsthand what
loneliness 1s :ill about.
I huve a supponive family and
many good friends I'm free now to go
llOICO'f OPI
alter It Is too late to put &btm iAlo
practice.
111 bel tbousands of bu1b1Jtd •bo
are asktcl to "Please come bomt
urly" wm Joot apoa "'' req11ett la a dJffereal ll&'1t afJer rudfn1 )'Out
letter. A.ad &iey may evea d"'lt. Oletr
1p. Voe've '1elped 1 lotof people today
by sbrini • rut love story. • • • DEAR ANN LANDER : M> -wife
places and do thin.as. but I'm lone--and I hvc in a mode t uburban
some. Lonesome for her. netghborhood about two block off a
Now that he's gone. I've found the busy commercial strip leading into time to .. come home early," but there Wash1naton DC
is nobody to come home to. There 1s Christmas be. around m1dmght.
nobody to do those simple 'little werctum"1homefronu~nytofind
things with. such M watching the / a tired-looking couple on our front
cvcnina news. It tcning to music and doorstep. They said they "'ere travel-
rcad1ng the paper. And nobody cares ing to Virarnja from w mcw herc In the
how my day went. Midwest. their truck had broken Jf J should get a call from the Jood down. and they needed S 18 more for
Lord lO "Please come home ear!Y." 1 motel lodging. The) sounded $tnetr~
won't fi&ht it. -LONESOM~ IN and looked pretty pathetic. •
K C. We asked 1f they had eaten. They
DEAR LONESOME: How sad.... said they hadn't. so~ aavt them $36
H muy •f life'• ....._ are 1ea...-for the motel and some dinner and
wished them a men; C"hnstmas.
the)' seemed very grateful 1md
walked off into the darkn~s.
Since that m&ht ""c'1,c bctn won·
dcnna 1fwc did the na,ht thrna. If th1
were Norman Rockwcll'sAmem:a we
would ha"c t.ilcen them 1n, fed them
and let them skcp in the ond
~droom.
We "'on 't m1~~ the $Jo. but wete ~e
wrona not to ha .. c shattd out tiome?
Shoufd v..c have made more of an
effon to sec that the)' repaid the
munc)' in tead of ner .. ou ly 1lvan11t
10 them and hoo1ng them away'?
What do }.OU think Ann? - T ( M ..
COLLECrE P RK. MO.
DEAR T.C.M.: I ~Ju Normu Roc~1'tll'1 .Amerka ts 1 ...._ of &H
past. T• t.vUe a 1trqe e..,a. lato
JHr .Ome IMM da71 (at •w.actit
yet) .... MlltMr 1-.,. YM were farmon awr .. ._._,,._... w..W un ..._ _... die dteiia-
1&uce1. PIMM .......... plhJ.
8r kATY IOUCHI• tnou.. °' .. °""' .... ,., .. , started out makina boats 20 and
The man who made the electric l 8 feet. .. he said ... Sil months later
boat as much a pan or Newport this man came beck and wd he
Harbor as the Balboa Island fmy wanted to order one of my boats for
and the Reuben E. Lee has tumN his his house tn the development.
s1Jhts pn the manmadc lakes that .. I told htm. ·vou can't,' and he
aracc many of the new res1deoual replied, 'Oh yes, I can. l'm the aevclopments. • deve~r and I've chanacd the ru ta;'r,-
But to do so. MarJhall '"Duff)'' Ouffkld decided to stArt buildina =~etd had to think smalkr, not boats that he could sell lO raidcots in
ActuallM Pl aJl stanro 12 -·rs a•n the lake(ront commun1tjes poppina J~• ..... up around Southern Cahfom1L when Du 1cld -prts.tdent of Duf· He decided 10 build a smaUer boat
facld Electnc 8oa1s -~um~ into -15 feel 6 incbn -1hat would
Phthp Reilly or1he Mas ion VieJO Co. crutsc at a slow pace and be able to 1o
Reilly asked what size hi\ smallest in out of canals and other s~1
b()at wu, and Duffield to1'1 him 18 ' whett vessels couldn't fit. The boat
feet. • • would also appeal to the.hom~wncrs
Reill) said that was a pity bccaU!t who wouldn't have to ~orry about
he . was . de\lelopina a -waterfront safety. noa!t and polluuon.
comm unit) th t only atloY.cd cran up "J rtahzcd I couldn't have all these
to 14 rec1 on tts lake. Homeowners lakes change their rules for me, so I fca~ l111tr vessels ~ould be danger· had to change for them -hen~ the
ousto sw1mmerund cause problems buth of the Duffy 16,'• be saad.
The chance mee11n1 an 1977 ··Be 1dts, more than a dozen com·
launched Duffield into his latest mumues ~c had never even heard of.
invention, The Duffy 16, which he don•t ~llo>A gas en11nes in their
took a dozen )cars to develop He waters.
sold ha!i fint thrte 1n January. Dbffield Electnc Boats has beco an
The Duffy 16 stll!i for JUSl under bu5mcss for more than 17 years and
$1 0,000. scats up tom people and 1s bas sold more than 500 crafh. all
equipped with all the usuaJ Duffy made to order.
amcnallcs. including a removable His first boat wa~ something of a
canvas top. manne radio. storage fluke. built when he was a teen·ager.
m
build bis own cnft from a aolf can cnainc. He had COi* to mat -COD·
clu11on beaautc he would watch baa
dad, who wu an avid tolfer. drive bil
cart up and do9fll hills au day wilhcMl1
problems. Duffield uid be J)Urthated an old
electric aotr cart. pulled out the ellli•
and tnstAlltd it to an 8-foot cnft bt
uM:d as a child
"We ncedtd some son or propeller.
but feared the bolt would weiall too
much and wouldn't wort :: he said.
.. After v1c1Uat1n1 blc~ and fonh, we
dCCldtd Just to use ~ eustina onr and go for it. That suckcr~l\t 7 mpb.
We even put sandbap 1ns1de -JUll.
to see what would happen and it ran
hkea charm."
Duffield said he rcahzcd with the
electnc motor and batteries. he bad
built has first dcctric boaL ••
And then u snowballed. At 18 )Clf'S
of age. he started buildm1 them wuh
the a 1stance of Ray Godber, who
manufactured TroJan batteries and
decided to help Duffield lauru:h hlS
pro1ect.
Ahhou&}! they have not sold any
outside of the Newport Harbor.
Duffield and Gary Crane, v1cc pres1· dent. art enthusiastic about the
future.
pace ~nd great maneuverab1ht}'. h His father gave him $300 after operates at a maximum speed of 5111 Duffield convinced ham he could MarlhaU .. Duffy"Duffleldatthewheelofoneofhl1electrtcboat1.
"T!le excilln& thing about the
Duffy 16, it's just a start for somt·
thing that we believe will become
very bii." Crane said.
'
Cf}ildren's author tells students'aboui:jofs of writing
• With that introducuon. Lattimore
held up her colorful novel on Aztec
mythology.
By JOYCE BOOLOVICH
Of IN~ l"'llot Slaff
It 1s no "'onder author John
(,ard1ncr relates to children Dunng a
recent v1s1t to Courrege Elcmentaf)
hool 1n Fountain Valle), the author
of morc•than 20 children' novels.
ca pu vated ) oungsters b) his pla) ful
an wers to their question~
In 1dc the spac1ous hbr.lf)' ch1l·
dren S31 cross-lcucd on Lhc floor. One dark-haired girl asked. '"What dad )OU want to be lo\ hen you grew up.,v
· "A clown.'" saad Gardtncr. a 43·
year.old Huntington Beach rtsident.
Has family t.aJes of a raucous food
fight with his 7-ycar-old dauaJlter and
the process by which his three
daughters rtce1\ed their middle
names evoked gales o(laughter.
"One of my httJe a.iris picked
MacGyver.'" he said "And when she
gets older and complains about the
name I can say. I didn't pick n -you
did."
Gardiner has authored the popular
"Stone Fox." a novel that has sold
more 1han 150.000 copies and be·
came a TV movie, "TOP. Secret" and
"General Butterfingers.·
Gardiner and Deborah Latttmore.
a children's author and 1llustra1or.
made auest appearances entertaining
not only the children but teachers and
parents as well.
Gardiner, an engineer for McDon·
ncl Douglas, said has 1n1t1al wnt1ng
attempts were focused on TV scnpts
Unfortunatcl)'. he said, not one of
them sold. It was when he turned his
wnung skills to children that his lud.
tu med.
"When I sold · tone Fox,' I "en1
totally bananas," he said. "I rented a
hmo and went to a fancy restaurant. I thtnk I blew SI)( months of royalues ..
Gardiner says writinR children's
boolo..s allo"" ham to be zan) and 1maginJll\C:, He t:1tcd "1 op ~cret" as
an eumplc of stretching rt'aht} into
fun reading. "That boolo.. t\ more of a comed)
be'C'au~ the ho\ " turned into a
plant." he ~,J "l like crta11ne.
something that ha\n"t been done
before. ·Top ~~ret' " dedicated to
1dcas of tomorro" It 1 a totall.,.
different conn· pt \\ho M>uld behe\e
I "'as a plant''"
Gardiner '31d he con\1dcr'> h1m\Clf
a •·wmer who works ll!I an cng1nce1 "
"My father wanted me to be an
engineer." said the UC LA graduate
·· 1 wanted to be a teacher but he said
there \l.3S no money an 11. l tartN
eng.anccnng and hated 11 l quit, but
kept going back to 1t because it paid
the bill, r probably "'ll quat one day
and JUSt pend m) ume wnting."
Lattimore. meanwhile used a
chalkboard an one of the clasuoom
10 11lu~1rate characte" from her books ... Flame of Peace, .. a ude of,
Azu.-c m}tholol)'. and .. The Pnnce
and the Golden >.,"a Minoan talc:
.. What I do.·· !the said to the
chaldrcm, ·· 1~ wnte and drnw picture
boob."
"What m1&ht be scary for an ~tee
as mectins a demon at nlght. a demon
w1lh a b1& green tongue," he said.
drawing the character on the board.
"What could be be? Yes -you are
nght. he as a nvcr &od. and when he
p1ts, he goes hke this... he said.
mouthm& a swishing sound that
prompted 11gglcs from the enrap.-
tured voup.
"Oooooo, that's aross." said a
)Oun.a a.rl, htd1ng her face.
Golden West College president
·says sfle' s prepared for her job
Irvine engineer wins
group's merit awa·rd
By JOYCE BOOLOVICH
Of 11'9 o.-y ,_ klllf
\\ hcn Jud' \ alk\ apphed for the
po\1t1on of C1oldcn \\c'it ( oll(ie
pre 1dcnt '>he ne,er "omcd that
00ic1al'i "ould lind ··.,kelctons" in her
profe s1ooal dosc1
"I ha\e al"'a)<; g1,cn 130 percent··
_ilit_..s;w:L "Thct~ "as no one "'ho
c.:ould $0!)' an) thing ncgatl\ e about m)
performance ..
Valles mo' ed mto thC' pre 1dcnl's
role 1n 4ieptember 1988. after 33 )Cars
1n education 1956 iraduate of the
l n1\e~1h ol Redlands. she earned a
mastcr· .. argn·c from l ( R1vers1dc 1n
IQ66
V.allcs 1 .a ( Jhlorn1a nall\c who
h\eS 1n \an Bernardino ~1th her
husband of three \ears he 1-; the
mother of thrtt grown children and
grandmother 10 tv.o.
Valle\ \a)S he hac. p.i1d her dues to
rCi h the pre llllOU~ office of (,\\C
prc-s1dc.nt.
For 22 )t"lln. he tauaht clall~
from the elemental') lc\cl to the late
collqe IC\CI C>unna the ia~t )can.
1dm1ni tratl\C dut1e' at an
Bernardino· Valle\ C olkge cul·
mmatcd v.:1th the 111le of C'<ecutJ"e
. 'ace prC\1dcnt of acadenuc and stu·
I\ I HJ ,,. .. 11.lfill'I
dent affairs ··When I look back Jll m) leader·
~1p pos1uons. l think. I was \ah·
daung m) gender. m) ethnicll) as
"cu as m> role ab1ht) :· he ~•d
'"Now at Golden We st College l ha"e amvro. ( am no longer prov1n1 m)
genderorethnacat), I am proving they
were nght an selecting me "
--fef -tb~ m<>ll\ialed Valle , a 12.
hour day 1s the norm Along with
adm1n1strat1ve duues. she 1s a fre·
quent speaker on be.half of the college
"I "ant people to know th as college
1sgreat.'" she said." ance I am v1s111ng
daflcrent areas of the school, I sec the
commitment the staff and facultr.
have to this college and the students ·
Valles sa ad a personal 1_oal will be 10
make sure Golden West College 1s not
o'crlooked when at comes to a
tudcnt selecting a college
"'l'copTe don1 realize this 1 a
tcach1n1 place. a lcam1na place ... she
said "Th1 IS ~hll ~e do best, this IS
not an alternata\e to h1gher cduca·
tJon. Golden West Collqr as higher
education.
"It as a place tofo for the first t~o
)cars." she said." he best teaching I
had v.as at a loc.t JUnior college. This
would be m> me sqe to parent "
VaJles wd w1t.h the cost of educ.·
uon wanng. a JU01or college as the
answer to man} pa~nts financial
"ocs "Tall. about rcaht~. 11 .r,robahl~
cost bet"ecn SI 0.000 and S-0.000 to
send a kid to a un1\crs1t) ... she said
"'Th.JS 1s the best bargain in town ~
Valles hopes to erase the sugma
sometimes assoc1atcd "1th a student
-0pHng l(},allend-a Junior college
"It 1s an effon on aJI of our pans to
change that." she said. "Man) of the
state colle.ies and un1vcrs1ues arc
impacted for the first two )'Cars. the)'
arc refcmng students to us.
.. tudents who enter a state collcae
or a unl\ersat> M a JUnaor ha\C •
better track record."
Valles 1s also committed 10. the
education of the new "ethnic ml\ ..
"We ha"e an 1nOlU of adult As1an'i.
H1 panics. Laotians and Iranians:··
she ~1d -We need toiook-at 1hn as
an e'c111ng challenge instead of :1
detnmen1 to the commun ity
··..,.01 being able to commun1ra1c an
English docsn't mean ~ou are re·
t:irdcd ..
Lookina to her professional future. Vallt'~ as not surt af this 1s the la t tep
in a hst of succc full) met goals
"1 this m> end aoal? Every le\CI I
ha"e been at l haH told m)sclf th• 1s
8y EMILY ADAMS
Of -o.-y ,,_ Sclllf
Hane\ \\all kOJ "ho~ l5-carttr
has mO\ l"d from aeronau11l'al re·
search and dcHlopmcnt to nuclear
wa'itc d1spo\al 'iHlcms. h3 l'C'CCl\ed
&he Orange ( ount\ Enginct"nn
Councal., Out'>tanJ1na Engineer
\-tent .\ward _
-1'h~ frnn~ rc\1dcnt's resume read
hkc an 1nde\ of 1mponant ad\an~·
ment an cng.ancenng and 1enct'
1nce the 1950s. Ht career bepn at
Langlc) Rc\Carch ( enter w1'e~ -for
the Nauonal .\d\ t'iOf)' Committee for
Aeronautics the prt"decr r to
1 i\ 'A -h..-worked on aircraft
configura11on and aerod) namac'i -
the stud' of the cO«t~ of hapc on
... anou~ {,pc ofa1rcraft
Judy Valles
at." she \atd. "I nc,cr ..at do"n .tnd
said I want 10 ~a collcgc pre'i1dent 11
JU te\Ohcd. "I real!\ don't lo..no\A 11 this " 11L
\l,.hat I do know ,., that 1t 1~ good tl'
v.ork 1n an c'c111n1 place v.hcrt people arc \trl hargt-d 4'<l commuted
to v.ori...ma ~•th tudents."
Johns Hoplo.in'> l3boratory was \\-~ll l.o ncu.stcppmg.stonc and hti
introduc11on to na,al m1 1lc S)S·
terns From 1955 to IQ61 \\~llsl.og
t"mplo,ed h~pcrson1c v.ind tunnel
reseal'C'h to tt'5t and de' clop re-cn1r.
fusing 'l}Stcms tor balh uc m1 s1le
In la' man ' terms. that rt'-Cntn
lu\1ng \,stem determine "hen the
"arhead' c'plodC'S 8a' 1call). the)
"ere 't'Ork1n1 to improve the ac·
curaC) of nuckar "capon
~ t La""rencc L1 vermort Labora·
tory tn Central California. he ""ork.cd
in the uclear [)c)i1cc Diva ion unul
1974 when. Wall kogsa.ad rcttntl}. ··1
had enough orv.ork1na on v.capons ..
Wallskot mo\cd to Hanford.
Wa h. -sate of the iaraest nuclear ~·ute dump an the U ..• to dcs1in a
mecha1ucaf m1nin,asystem to rctnc'e xuvt oudear wa te from under·
&round storage tanks The stem Wallskog de 1Jned
could be operated from a remote.
protected site. Unfortunately, the
S)~ttm was dcsaaned. but never built
WaJlskog cha nft"d JOb again. seeing
that he ··"asn 1 go1n1 to live Iona
enou&h to sec at built·
C"urrcntl) working w11h Fluor
Daniel Inc -the . pnncapal
ubs1d1ar) of Fluor ("orp -
Wall kog. 60. as no" worlo..ana on a
scheme to launch satellites from the
Earth ·s~~-"nra-new-way'" n<t •
ne" robot1C5 dt' 1i't to enable 011
refinel) ere~ to accomplish dan er·
ou tasks from a fe distance
To t'ngineers of the future.
\.\. alhk<>& offers this ad\ ice
"'.\IW<l)5 enJO} ~our work lf \OU
don ·1 lt1'e v.hat ~ou·rc doing. find
somethtna else . .\nd be fonunatc hke
me -ha\'e a lov1ng wife to t.and
be adc )OU for3 )Qr ...
State Assembly honors CdM resident Rena Godshall
• •
AY..ard."
The award Y.cnt to Ma tU.ew
Stlltrs, a Balboa fcrT}boat opcr1tor.
forgo1na to the rc~uc of a -.oman and
htr pa $CnJcr who took a dttour
aa s the rt~·s deck and landed an
l'iewpon Ba)'. The )Ouna .... oman an a
small spon car m1 takenly put her
foot on the ccclcrator an~tead of tM
brake. •
"I couldn't behc'c m} c) ," \lld
lkrs "Her car JUSt hunled naJat ~t me and new into the ba)':·
Sclkn do"e out and manased to find lht pu.tCftitn. 8) that tame they
had f1ttd t~nuchn. ut he helped
them beck to tbc dock. • • • At._....,..,orc ta
honOttG' in Siidimcnto ti 69th
D1str1C1 sscmbl)man · otan fnucl~ as the 19 Voluntctrof the
Year for the dastnct
•• ltll~th thtre art man) h1Jhl)'
de'-'Otcd volunteen in m) di•tnCt,
ttna1nly dcxrvina of 1tatcwadc rcc-~atton, Helen ]{Cdd1n1'• non-po~
atacal and pohtical ac11v1t1~ an the
collcie anJ unt\Cf:')tt' art1 t' I he
l.ajuna &alh ( har11.hcr ot (om·
merer. \\htlh )pansored the compttt·
uon "111 pn-stnt the a'o'ard • • • l n1' er ''' t hgh hool c.tudrnl Jue (la a DtD& of lf'-ine "a' honor-~ -.uh th \ outh Clt11cn.,h1p .\"atd
from ropt1m1 1 lntcrnataonal ·
ond pla c "inner "''-; AU T. L• ot \\-oodbnd e High The a~ard 1
JI' en to 1radua11n1 \tudcnt\ bastd on
contr1but10M to home, khool com·
munat)'. country and the v.orld \t the banquet at ln:1nc'\ Hohda)
Inn. Gratt Hua W• nd Pamela SH
Maapla "ert awarded lir\t and 'ICC'-
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which promot up~ard mob1ht> 1n
mature v.omcn. °' 1-.11na them 1n 1ra1oi.naand entry or ~-(ntl") into the
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DAILY PILOT/ Wednesday, March is. 1989
'Brewster Place' mired in ~yrup and symbolism
8y KATHRYN BAKER
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The operative word in ABC's "The
Women of Brewster Place" 1s
"women."
The two-part movie, amng Sunday and Tuesday, is based on the 1982
novel by Gloria Naylor and follows
the stones of seven women whorrin<;I ~ living on the bliihted. deaa-cnd
Chicago street in the T960s. It boasts a
stellar, mostly female cast, ll woman
writer and a woman director.
Men who tune will see thC:it.iendcr
ponrayed as mostly bullies, brutes
and no-account losers. One of the
onJr nice guys in the movie winds up
getung beat with a two-by-four
wielded by & lesbian who's ~en
assaulted by a drug dealer. This occurs near the end of the
movie, after it has sunk into too much
syrupy melodrama and heavy-hand-
ed symbolism, a disappoin1ing tum
of events, since Part One promised an
eogr~jng and thoughtful drama.
Tnnnq_vie stars Oprah Winfrey -
wbod~ co-executive producer with
Carole Isenberg -Cicely Tyson,
Mary Alice, Ohvia Cole, Robin
Givens, Moses Gunn, Jackee, Paula
Kelly, Lonette McKee, Barbara
Montgomery, Phyllis Yvonne Stick-
ne.yt Douglas Turner Ward, Lynn
Whitfield and Paul Winfield.
Scriptwriter Karen Hall ("The
Betty Ford Storv") adapted the novel
for the screen. bonna Deitch ("De-
sen Heans") directed.
The first character we meet 1s
Mattie Michael (Winfrey), a Ten-
nessee farm girl who becomes preg-
nant by a ro ving farmhand and flees
the wrath of her father (Winfield).
Lynn W httfleld. shown during a recen t Interview In Los Ano••••· 11 featured I n • .,.,,e Women of Brewster Place,"
whfch w lll air Sunday a nd Tuesd ay o n ABC.
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but powerful role as Mattie's mother. declares.·· o help me, Jesus. }Ou hit
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She play• a ..-cll·to-do matron "-h~
daughter (Robin Ciivens) ha rejected her middle-clus upbringing. taken an
African name! K1swana. and moved
to Brewster P ace to be among "my
r>eoPle.··
When the daughter refuses to answer to· her' g1 ven name, Mela n 1e,
her mother explodes, "I named you
after my &randmother who bore nine
children and educated them all. who
held off fi ve white men with a shotgun
when they tned to take one of her sons
to Jail. And )'OIJ had to reach into an
African dictionary to find a name that
would make you proud!"
Jackee ( .. 227'') plays Etta Mae,
Mattie's best fnentl, a perpetual part)
girl who }earns for respectability but
refuses to go second class. Lynn Whitfield ("HeartBcat") is Ciel, the
young woman Mattie helped raise.
She is abandoned by hh unemployed
husband after &hear child dies.
Phyllis Yvonne Stickney pla) a
hamed young unwed mother W1th a
houseful of neglected children. Paula
Kell ) and Lonette McKee play les·
b1an lovers who have moved into the
tenement in hopes of blending into
the neighborhood.
The story exist in a world vinuall)
devoid of contact with white . Black
men are the heavies, though the sen pt
does attempt to give them motiva-
tions for beating and abandontng
their women
Matue"s father. enraged that his
dreams for his daughter ha ve been
thwarted. beats ber c;cnseless. Her
son, fearful pf white non-Justice. skip
ball on a manslaughter charge. caus-
ing his mother to lose her home. Etta
Ma c 1s ~duccd by a h) ~riucal
minister. Ciel's husband cant face 1hc
burden ofa st'Cond child. so she bas an
-abonron she d<>esn 't ~"'"·
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the tenement's t...1nd handyman. Ben (Moses (,unn). and K1swana's en·
lightened ho>fncnd. Abshu (Leon).
8) Pan Two. 01i .. 1a Cole 1s. bus)
u\erdoing 11 as a cartoom~h Mi~'
Sophie. 1he resident prune-face and
gossip. B> then. the story has sunk
into soap) melodrama. mterspcr!>ed
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Ul1tmately. ..Tile Women of
Bre"" 1c1 Place" 1s not the artat drama 1t asp1l'!:s to be, but it i$ a prell)
good M>ap opera. • • • Elsewhere in television:
The Women of Barbara's P/1~:
Candice Bergen. Diana Rou and
udrey Hepburn "ill be the subjects
of Barbara Walters' interview spcciaC
prccedina the Academ) Awards,
whtch air on AB Wednesday. March
29 On the West Coast, the special" 111
follow the Oscar show ...
"Dolphtn <.. tHi:· ,~,m out: "h11-d1~·· nd~ m: CBS is Jualina lt5
schedule somt more. C'lnctlin&
"Dolphin C o"e" and replacina the
low-rated bur nicely done family
drama on Saturday niaht Wllh the
nt~Jy done but low-rated Western
''Paradise," starrina Lee Honoley. h
will be replaced on Thur$da) ni&)'it by .. The Equali1er. •·
"Ncwhan" and "Kate & Alhe" will mo~e into the ''Almost Grown" time
prnod on Monda). Thal n1ctl) done
but low-rated contemporary drama is
on hiatus.
St ~ James .will le-ave
CBS' 'Kate and Allie'
NEW YORK (AP) -Susan St.
James says she doesn't know about
her ~stars. but she won 't be back
next season on CBS' "Kate & Allie."
he ha s co-starred forshJears with Jane Curtin as divorce women
sharing an apartment. Curt.m's
character, Alhe, remarried this
season.
"My reasons for not coming back and re-signing would strictly be that I
ha\e two mall kids, as well as two
older ones. and the) wouJd kind of
hke to see me around," St. James told
guest co-host teve Fox on ABC's
.. \rood Morning Amenca'' on Tues-
day. Everybody's contracts are up and
there had been rumors that Cun1n
was not likely to return.
"Jane could stayJ" St. James said of
her co-star. "I oon't know what
everyone else's plans arc. I couldn't
speak for th em. The network hasn't
even c"81led."
St. James said she was happy with
the ·•freshness'' of the show this
~ason -it added new characters -
but not with the way CBS has
bounced it around the schedule after
coming in on mid-season.
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A haff-penny tax
is a small price
for major repairs
Wh:u value do )Ou place on the f rccdom to gc't from here
to there?
What pncc would )OU put on adding more lanes to
rchcve our choked frttwa) system?
Wruu 1 it v.onh to )Ou to add a 220-mile net"ork of
super trcct an Orange County1 ,
• How much \\OUld )OU pay for a commuter rail \)Stem
that would take motonsts out of their can. off the trcewa> s
and put them 10 efficient rail car ?
How do }OU spell relief'>
Try 1h C -E-N-T.
The Orange Count> rranspon.ation Commi sion has
proposed an C'1ens1vc~plen to bnng some sanat) to the chao
of the county's roads. The price tag is le than a penn) ..
The proposal calls for adding one-half cent to the sales
tax. a min1sculc amount compared to the monumental mess
we have made ofour road sy tern . for example, the added tax
on a $50 purchase comes to only a quarter.;ust 25 ce nt .
Yet, that half-cent tax will raise about S3. I billion in the 20 )Cars of the ta >. surcharge and all of 11 would go to
improving transportauon.
The 20-Year Ma ster Plan of lransportation Improve-
ments seems to be a well-thought-out document.
T he plan requires county and city governments to adopt
growth-management plans before receiving a dollar of the
tran at monc) That seems WISC. After all. It would ~ ~If·
dcfea11ng to spend billions on impro ing transportation" hale
allowing willy-nail) development.
The plan-also specifies where the mone) would be ~nt
Frec'"a)s would receive 42 percent of the add1t1onal
mone}. Some of the frecwa> improvements include adding
tanctio the . an Dteg<>-Ft-~ in-seut~'fl -Orange(' ouM~
and to the Co ta Mesa Frecwa} betv..een the Rl\cr 1de and
anta A na freeways.
Rail ')Stems \\Ould receive 29 percent of the monc) 10
de\ clop a train hnc from In inc to R1 vers1dc and to cwand
the ex1strng an D1ego-10-los Angeles hne.
The other 29 percent ''ould go to improving '5tm:t~.
including building a "super trcet" network. Roads that
would be 1mpro,cd to capacity by addan$ GYovcrs at
mrer cctions. special lanes and synchronized s1gMIS include
Harbor Boulevard; Laguna Canyon Road, l>ac1fic oast
H1gh\\<'Cl). JamboFee Road . Warner Avenue. Adams A .. cnuc
and Newport Boule' ard.
Berwcen now and Ma\, the transportarion planne~ "'ll
hold a scric'5 of public ni~ungs to discuss the detail of
proposal. It 1s a good bcr that shortly after that step'5 will he
taken to place rhc measure on November's elecuon ballot
Orange Counl) can 'l afford lo dawdle. The traffic s1tuat1on ·~
detcnorating almo t \\eekl).
CitLZens must decide tbe .fate of the '·z-ccnt proposal
because c111zcns will bear the cost. whether m increased '5alcs
ta' or traHI umcs
From this pcrspecll' c. the 20-~car plan to 1mpro' l'
tran\portatton 1s long OH:rduc at almost an) pm:c That's our
1n1t1al l\\O <.-ents \\Orth
Oplmon1 9JC.Pf.Sted in this space 8fe thoM ot the Daily P1101 Olhef
viewt•JC.Pf'-...d on th .. pageorethoteot their euthort and arusts Readers com"*1ta are Invited and may be Mnt 10 The Daily P1io1. P 0 Box 1560
Costa MeM 92626
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Campaign fund raising
The system of fund ra1sangand fund tran fcrs ha brought
wealth und ccunt) to omc. helping to keep incumbent
kg1 la tors in power. Powerful legi :lators have acted as on :-
man or onc-,.,.oman machmc1. asking lo)all) from other
lawmakers m return for sufficient fund. to keep· the lo' al
incumbent' 1n office indefinitcl)
That's the arrangement under ~h1ch Van '•u>~
s~mM) man Tom Bane. hi w1fc. Marlene &nc. and
mbl) peakcr Willie Brown have long operated Brown
h s maintaincdthc~andprcr<>pll'>-e ofthcspeakcrsh1p
ore un cigfit )Cars. om Baiit113s rtscn tome r 11_1111c11t
po 1t1on of Assembl) Ruks Commit~ chairman. And the
Bnnc . through the fee paid to Marlene Banc for her fund-
ra1 ing ctlon . have pulled in a sizeable rncome
Pubhc r1.:cords show that Brown ha~ paid tarlcne &nc
$2)0, 700 o'>-cr the pa l t\\O }cars for her ca mpaign financing '~ork Marlene Banc alf>O borrowed SI 00.000 for fund-raising
t\COt\ from her husband's ~1>3ign fund • nnd the monC)
wa~ rcp:ud b) Brown.
Th1\ 1s the real thing; blatant. scratch·m}'·txu.·k and 1'11-
sc:rntch-)ours, cla~ 1c cron)1sm.
The only bit of good new about lhc Banc-Brown mone)'
m dune 1~ that 1t\ real glor; dn)s now ma~ he O\cr.
Propo">iuon 73. a 1988 ballot men urc \\.h1ch "ent into cfT~t
at the tx1.nn1ng of 1hi )Car. plac new hm1t\ on campaign
fund rai 1ng nd fund tran~fcrs that hould shift control from
lcgi lathe J der such as Bro"n. to the t te panic\.
Propo~ition 73 proh1b1l one candidate from &1'11n1 camp;ugn
funds to another ... Whether pobr1c13n u ha the Banes will
continue to cnnch th m l\'C$ at their contributors' ex pen
remain ro hc seen But fo r now. Propo uion. 73 houldar lea t
tu. their ingcnutt) 1f they k to "orm their.,...,,> around 1t
Ltn .U1~ltt Dall> ~,.,,
Readers' comments welcome
1ht t>111I) Pilot wet omc ~our opinion on mattcrHlflluhll uHer\:,t.
lcttc and lo er anicte1 of commentaryc m u,t be 1 n~d The}
\tiould be t)pcd or dcarly_~nucn and sent to I.El TERS to the l.J>I TOR.
D111ly Pil t., f>.O. Bu' I 60. Co ta Mesa. Cah(. 92626.
If )l.lU prefer 10 dictate a tcuct, ~ou ma) n11 our WE'R E LI t t:. I G
1cltPh<)nc number -642...(i() 6 - and ka\e a f'C'\"ONcJ me'~ c. rtca
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Orange Cout OAILV P1LOTIW9dneeday, March'" -.. ..
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Human behav·ior of millions still
needs the brak.es of Christianity
Rchg1on has been rl'CCI\ ing a bad
press these da)\. calling 10 n11nd
P1ca~so· famous 1.Jt~paragl'rm•nt o l
his own "Ork 20 u·.1r~ ago ·· ,., Cwd
taunting us b) pullm~hc 'J>Olltght v11
J1mm ) S"'aggall lhc .\~a1ollah Kho
mcm1 and John Bird 'itn~er'•
The '1a<,t for H'fl'')p<>n,1bk 11011
watcher\ of h-7)0-flrtull"' ~ wa\ 'j
Mormon 1Jna111. .... ho got h1m<,c:lt
e:ii;communil'alcd lrom hi\ 1)\\ n
church. drew h1\ 1<111111\ 11.x lu\IH'f\ tu
h1\ cabin "'hl.'rt.' hl \lowed h1' ''" -.-..
and ~\l.'r.JI 1housand round\ ol
ammun111on and more gun' \tun
(1cntral < u\11.·r had -hut "'"' k Ike!
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abl·rra11nnal rcprt'\CntallH'' ol rr·
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to him. and hl· "a' tl•lltn~ thl.' 1.1hk ,11
"h1ch he wr .1oou1 rhc gn.·ar rnr~h1l'I
bc:rng done h) the m1C11<11on.ine-<. in
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cultural ordl'f. rec;ult1ng Ill \.krac1n.1-
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"a' rl·c;pons1hk lor hnngmg PJll·
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Too much calm, harmony make
Aar-fi--lirl@ "Gf@GIGgues nervous_
Lt·o ~k< arth~ ·, c;1atlr~ admlltn.I
anc.-r the.-campaign thal the} had
lon1cd for a puhh1. d1 spla) of sena·
tonal ~J temper on Pl'tC \\11'011·\
pan la\t ) cJt The~ hehc' c<l that tor
all h1 blanc.I 1mag· be h.ld Lhc
potcnual to th off the handle anti
thJt sho\\ of 1r.t'iC1b1ht) h) \.\ 1l\1>11
nHght work 10 1hc ad\Unt.1gc ot
:fc( urth). the I >c1mx:r:H1t. nonum·c.·
oppo,mg tht Repubht•un ~natot''
tnd for a ~"-t•r:i<l rt>rm
Their hopc\ \\Cllt untulltllcd.
\\ tl\on ,t.nc~ cool in publ1r
(although he j, ~.11d to h.l"~ erupted m
wr.nh pm .itth \\hen the '-.1cmli.:Jub
\upported k aflh) •
·1 0 D \' I' 111' I 0 H l
Fora fee
she'll let
sleepirig
dogs.lie •
He has ~1~ dogs, 1x duck L\
chicken , :t dozen eats, 22 rabbit
( n:ttur:ill)) and a l ,200.pound p11-
Thr lil"'tt thought that comes 10
mmd 1s thna he needs to lineup a good
vt•tennannn for his animals and n
good ps)chologist for himself.
But Warren Eckstein is a psychol·
og1st H1 degree 1s in human psy-
dlolog)', but he practi~s ammal
p )chology. Th11 could be 1 clue to
thl' number of animals he ba Arc
the) all pat1cn1s who djdn't respond
to his therapy and were dumped on
hull h\ 1hc1r owners?
I doubt 11 Pet owners hold on 10
tht•1r pt•t no nu1tter ho" weird tbt>ir
h.1bm are.
lnstead of going_ into human psy-
dlol >.practice after lflduauon, he
took olT for Europe and A ia and
\\Ork<"d "11h circuses and lOOS tra1n-
1na an1mals.
·lnnt'\ -.hcn'lletJeciattrihe world
d1dn'1 nC'l"<i tra10cdan1mal , it needed
ps)cholog) for animals. No one was
1ntcrc tcd
~ he 'A C.-nt to work tn a dry.
de ning c tabh bmcnt. People
hrou&ht 1n garment loaded witb cat
antJ cfog h:ur He tancd talking to lM
\..U!>tomers and disco"crcd many had
u num her of problems with their pets.
\nd that's how he built h1
dl('ntck r>.ivtd Letterman was the
lil\l 'itar\\hO broughtb1sdois to him.
1 he' couldn't od)u'it to ltvina in Ne" \or~ af\tr ltvin& 1n Malibu.
It 'iound to me a thou&)\ the doa.s
\lrcrc not tmlv nonn:il, but cxtrcmelv
1ntclh1t•nt. ·
f he word aot a.round. ccQr<hna to
.in amdc on l:d.. tttn, he cxplainN
·-.. tars use the same plumbcn.. the ~me doctor. " Soon hi cbcntck
1ntluded <. hCt"}I Ti . Lily Tomlin.
<\I Pl\(tnO ~khn<" Ferraro and
Rc>dnr) r n,rrlidd
I r an undcntand "'h)' the doss
helt1ng1 n lo f'erraro anJ Danscrfidd
lll"\•tbomc thcrupJ ion Ferraro'
dog" l'fllbabl~ tilJ m1tT~ bccauw hr
• n'1 u the lawn at Blair Hou~ for
hts o"'n pcr<;onal ~ !room
Dan erlierd·s dog 1s probably bcil'l&
hrainwa!.h('d to &l' c Ills master a lJttJc
n.·c;~r
l ck tem's practice 1 n't hm1ted 10
f't'C\ or thC' nr h and famous. He Wiii
cnun\CI an~onc'' pct. He nt>vcr ha\
thl· Pl't hrttu~t to him. He make\
hou-.c c, II' Hr '43nts to S« the:
animal 1n II\ O" n en' 1ronmcnt and
\\;llh 11 0 \\0 fomtl)
1 hat maler, wnS<". but a fnngl'
h\·nrfit popped 1nto m ) mind. he
dt'll.'\n·t ha'c the.-ha le and c'ixn
ol mamtammg an omcc and taff
I (lr.\tc.-1n ha1. Oo"'n aJI o"cr the
tounrn a wdl a to Europe to
"nun ~pct\. In add.1l1on 10 appcari
on the 1all ho"' of Johnn> Carson na, 1d Lt lll'rman and Rqjs Ph1lb10
h< ha'i tv.o rnd10 c;hows -Ont'
\;\lurJ.1' (lO the \\est oa t and one
m 'c:"' \or\. on ")unda'
l d .\tcm ~ theory 1s th.at 11.-e a.rt all
an1mal If pct a~ trcat('d hkc
animal the\ "''II act h~e an1rnal . If
thC'\ are tl"C3ti:d Ill e members of the
f.in11h thC'\ "111.lCt hkc.-members of
th<' tam1h •
C uuld he Bui not C\Cf)OM want\
•no1hc:t mcmhcr 1n tht1r fam.aly. 1 hn ·, •• h11\1n1 C"nough trouble rop-
ing "1th thr charn\ tc" relatC'd t-0
th1.•fll IHl"
\\hen I read th1!. far 1n the an.1ck, I
thou •ht ll 011,ht be "onh""h1lc to &ti
111 h>lll h "'"h him and Stt 1f hC'
1.ouldn't htl\C a htll <.'hat ~•th O\lr
poodk
f>t-rh. P' he rould find oot •t\y cv n
&hough \l\c I n't CUUIA lttlh. ~h~"' pl tu: framt otTofr) •
°'111 rx11n1 pc-o and makes uu&.acu
rnnletu lrom Ice~' and ~r
napli.1n5.
'Thro I got tot~ tnd of th<' ante
anJ <'han etl m> nHnJ He h"C1 on
l ong !\I.me.I and t~ round-lnp ticltct
hon\ h1 hou~ 10 o urs "ould be even mo~ than ht\ cha of $200 Ptr
~ \ICltl
l h t "'oulJ C'O"tr • lot f c>~ frame\. ball point ptn and k.~.
1 har'' l'KI more than *t' S-> for a b<>u C'lll o-n 1 famtl):' TMmbtt. c.Jwnlllft A.m ,Jr8fs .._ Ill
wpuNPf.
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AlO Ot•nge Coast DAILY PILOT/ Wednesday. March 15, .1989
\ by Bii Keane COUNTER CULTURE by Mat•tt• & Maratt• BLOOll COU1'TT
"Can you tuck me in when you're
finished putting Daddy
to steep7?"
MARMADUKE by Brad Anderson ....
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ARLO AND JANIS
DOwt~f
OOfOf~
fOR 5T PA'TllJCJC'f,
DAY, NJM.?
FOR BETTER OR FOR WORSE
"They said the baby-sitters union do~sn't
handle puppy-sitting ··
PEANUTS
WHO'S T~AT Tl-IAT'S OUR TEAO~ER
OVER THERE I INVITED HER ·
SITTING IM TO COME WATCH
THE CAR ? OUR GAME ...
GARFIELD
TUMBLEWEEDS
aoes1saoes
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ERR~ I LIKE N0.'1~5 lS NoeODY
Kf.EPS 'ffiUN' A1~10 TU~ OOWN 'THE V~~
by Charles M. Schulz
MA'<6E SME15 LONELY
AAD ~S NOWHERE
ELSE TO 60 ..
T~AT SOUNDS LIKE
M'< vJ~OLE TEAM .
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i JUDGE PARKER
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by Jim Davis
Gf N~ I I JlJST WAm' l.XX.)
10 KNOW 1MA'f ll-4E SCHOOL. ADMINl5~~ P\..AN510 STA~D BEHIND .4>00 IN
c..-'OUR REFU5AL.. 1b CHAN6€
by Tom K. Ryan ONOQ SOMMERO' GRADE .
™HAP"; I A?f\N" HAVE
I A RE.l..l~IOV? ~01\J
AmR~L-. ,.......__ __
DOOIUSBURY by Garry Trudeau
by Jimmy Johnson
J'U.1£THt>.MK
"""',.. ... ~ Mt1(! "
by Lynn Johnston
R L,E.c;TURE MeRN.S ~ lAJHeN ITCCt-e.S Wl'THA HUG.
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by Jeff MacNelly
by Harold Le Doux
by Tom Batluk
JUST KIDOI~ •.. JlST
KIOOtNG •..
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WEDNESDAY, MARCH 15, 1989
As ·usual, injustices abound in ~CAA tourney
Snubbing of New Mexico State leaves Big West with only, one representati ve
How can New Mex 1co State be lefl
out of the NCAA tourney? Last year. ourconfcrcnct had thrtt teams m the
toumamcnt and at was strongtr this scasonandhasool~oneteam in.
I guess every conference feels the
"bun." e~ccpt the 811 Ten, Bia E1&ht. ACC, 811 East, Metro, Pac-I 0 ancf
SEC. There should be a hmtt set on
how many teams can t)c selected from
conferences. Four at the "max:· seems aoout
right. That 1S.1f we arc really into •
fairness. Th1ny-thrce of the 64 teams
in the"Show" arc from seven
confcrcnces, tMn add DcPaul and
NolrC Oame.
Those two teams have no business
bei ng 1n the 1oumamcn1. exce pt that
11\,l:H\ll .
the) <'an set their ownschedulesand
playwh,Ptheywant, usually at home. . 0 ,
Clemson and V1rg1 niaarc two of
the ACC teams in the toumameftt
V 1rgJnia ptiy~ its first eight game at
home and we v.ent ovcn1mc w11h
them.and Clemson finished behind
theCavahets.
UNL V defeated the ACC rcgular-
SC3SOn champion. Nonh Carohna
State, m RaJe1ah.
• Six tea ms from that conference?
Come on.
0 The B!.g Eight has Iowa Stale 101 ng
and UC Santa Barbara beat the
C)clones on a neutral coon. Nev.
Mexico State defeated UCS8 three
umesandalsobeat UTEP, thewrnner
ofthe WAC .
ThcAwesalsoga'e UNLV two
good game m the last week.
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The Pac-I 0 has fo urteams m the
CAA'sand the 811 West has one
(U NLV). UCSBdefcatedOrcgon and
AnzonaStateon the road and we beat
UC L.A. I thank )Ocrt the idea.
lnd1ana won the Big Ten. but
llhno1s rttel\ cs one of the top four
seed an the NCAA tourney and
lndial)a is sent out West tOJOln
Arizona, UNL Vand Seton Hall. which has a 26-6 record.
Looking at it reahsllcally. though.
thcrcarcaood teams 11Ulll of the
re&JOns.
0
, ThcNITseems tohaveafa1rly
strona field this year and the team
that wans u will be labeled the 6Sth
besttcam an the country Pcpperdme
IS In for 8 areat experience -IOIOI tO
Las Cruce and facing the New
Mexico StAtc Aggies.
Do you know that if)OU ao five
pmesand v.1n the NIT.)OU rece1"e
much lcssmone) than 1f)ougo10 the
NCAA 'sand lose> our first game''
. It has not al~) s been that Wily
The NIT was the bi.a toume) when I
wasak.Jdh"1na1n Ch1ca10.AI oat that lime. }Ou could go to both
toumc}s. but the pre llgaous one wa!>
the NIT.
0 On Tuesday, Gene Keady of
Purdue rejected a reported offer of
' $300.000a ycartocoach at rizona
Stale. Other top candidates fo r tha1
JObareOklahoma 's Bally Tubb
M1ch1gan's 8 111 Fnederand U B's Jen) P1mm.
lfP1mm ~ere tobc.h1red, I do not
know where he would pa rk has boat an
Tempe.
0 Congratulauons 10 Rainer W\Jlf on
"tnnmg the Cl Ftttle and now ha' mg
agrea1·sn o1 at th<' state tournament 1n
Oal l:ind th1sweel end Wulf was a
li ne pla)er at LICI and also an
assistant coa1.:h for one }ear f rahuco
Hills High 1sonl~ four}earsold and
ha~ made remarkable stndC$.
0
Ron Adams had his contract rc-
ne\\ed al Fre no tate. ll 1 nice to set"
good gu) s sta} to the busaness. We
need more cla S) guys andksstools.
0 I \aw a high school game last v.cck
and sat b) 1fle parentsand boosters-
(Pfus~ see MUW GAN/12t
University utilizes
big innings to earn
sweep of twin bill
The l 'n"c~11~ High softball 1cam
u~d the bis inni ng to d1'ipo'IC' of \Jn Clement(' 1n a non-kague double-
header Tut."Sda) night
The Trojans, 4-1. scored nan~runs
an 1he founh 1nnrns of .in 11-2 open mg .,., m. then tallied eight um~
tn the third 1nnmgof1hc 01ghtcap for
a I 0-4 "1ctof'\ Lakita Joh'nson·, thn:c-run homt.•r
capped the nine-run outbur'it m tl)e
fi rst game 1 hat "as more than
enough suppon for "1nn1ng p111.:hcr
Sharcen Patton. who "alkC'd nonl'
and !>trud, out four
In the second game . Denise Gan-dara slapped a tv.o.run homer m th<"
~ond 1nn1ng for a 1-1 lend. which
1hc r roJan expanded upon with
eight in the next annang. Gandara was
1 for J \\tth three wall!> and four RBI
an the doubk-header
In her fir.,t game on the 'ars1t)
le' cl. freshman Michele Pont.e was the wanner 1n the mghtcap. s1nlmg
out four. wh1k allo.,.,mg \'40 htl\ and
t'40 v.alks
In other softball
bid for a hutout because of fi ve free
pa ses. including t .... o m the founh
1nn1ng when the Oilers parta)ed them
v.11h 11 Mater lk1 throwing error to
ore to lie the game at 1-l. Mater ~. had o~ned with a rwi 1n
the third mnmg when Theresa Con-
wa) <'amc through w11h a run-sconng
angle
In the i;1xth th<' Monarchs broke tt
open as (onwa) got aboard on an
Oilers' miscue and ad vanced on a
pa sede ball. undy Mosqucda's slap
bunt to &he left 1de scored Conway
with the go-ahead run, and Jennifer
Chne·s deep cnfi. e fly plated the
final marker to help Mater lk1
improve to 3-1 ·I overall.
Edison 5, Snay HUis 3: The
Charatrs picked up their fitst v 1ctol')
1n three non-league tnrtn md man-
aged 11 with an o~erall ocrformance
w111ch P 't' them ~veraf standouts.
M1cehlle Asada lugged a p1nch-h1t
solo homer 1n 1hc 1xth 1nmng fo r the
fro una on Edison· "tctol') at Sunn)'
Hill . and Tami Hackett had a double
an Edison' 'en-tut attack.
D..., .,_ ,.._.... .,. "• ~.,,..
Woodbridgt !, l pland I lt'kl
\\ehrcn hu rled .i t"o-hmcr anJ .._,,m
Dean Jdt' ert.'<1 the k<'' hit as the
\\amol" camr a"a' .... ith thl' non-
kaguc 'actof'\ at home
Tom Mendoa• of f ount•ln V•ll•y puts the t•g on• 1lldln9 Derek Powell of Mllltk•n In Tue1d•y'1 14·6 n lghtc•p w in. \\ ehrcn had a pcrfcct ganll' tor tout
mn1n~ until a lcad-00 homl·r 1n the
fifth \\ehren . .l-0. allo.,.,ed onh l>nc
other hit and one "alk "h11C' s1ni..1ng
out SC\Cn
But 11 was the double at tad on the
mound v.h 1ch reaUv led to the w1n a
Eh 111 Weiner tv.irted a no-huter
throuah lour inning be fore '"mg
"a' '-.i.11h the ba~s loaded and one oui which wa backed up b) Tara
Ro)sdon's rehd Barons
divide 2; .
Irvine tips
Mater Dei
W es tminster splits
pair w ith Lakewood;
Laguna Beach scores
Ste"e Grad. wa~ 3 for 1 1n each
game and Mark Dodd had tv.o
double to account for four RBI m the
mghtcaf. as 1he Fountain Valle> Hs&h bascbal team d1\1ded a doubfe-
headcr an Lona Beach apmst M1 lh·
kan on Tu~)
The Rams won the opener 5·2. but
the Barons scored an each of the first
Sill 1nn1na.s of 1he second game to saJva~ a pht with a 14-6 tnumpb.
lk$1dc ao1na 6 for61n the twin ball. Grad~ also drove an a run with a ba~s-loaded walk tn the first aamc
The Barons. 4-3. also received a
sLrOf\J rehef effort from senior lcfi·
hander JC1~ Knowle • who shut the
door on the Rams m the fi nal fi ve
1nninasofthc first pmc. allow1na1us1
one run
Jn the n1ghtcnp. °'rck Fahscamcd
has second victory without a lo th1 season. as the Baron p vc htm plenty
of support . S~e Montaomery. tnpled 1n two
runs an J.be second mnina and st~ an aoOlbtr in the fourth as FountaJn
VaJle) kept the pressure on. bu1ldm&
a I~ lead before Milli k.an KOrcd
1n&Je run an 1he final t•o annm to
account for the fina l tall).
In othtt prep bUcball: 1"tM 5, Mattt ~ I: After Sttang
thctrschedukijdouble-hea~rat U 'l
Monda1-night JO down 1be drain
-.hen officials did not mow, Jr.vane
tetOcd for Ont \tlCtory be.band an opportunistic offense which ~~ three runs in the ~ond 1nni11J 10 pe~e the way for the
deciuon 11 rrvane H iah.
Mater Dea catchct Robbie ldcei was the 1nd1V1dual sa.andout. ioina l
for 4 Wlth Htouble and a run ICORd.
but lrvute's lhrtt in the tccond.
becUd up by Ii.WC tallte1 tn the tbtrd
and sa•th tnninp..~vtd lftOft than cq..li IO Mater Do I 11 -hat llUO. ~~·DCluded
I .... IO 'T cri'y ltahmatulla. I sinek
10 Mire s.l Ud I IWdtf".1 dMMci IO
MibValmer.
Scol'I ............. ~bd -....... Km•·~~
.. ~W Na Imm Widl I 1w•rr~=cn:.:;: ~ .... ~ ... (I ..-..,;:=::-~.:.....
.,... .... 1MIMMa11Kl.
~
'ountaln V•ll•y 1ophofftor• r•ht-h•nder Derelr ~•h• deltvers on w•y to second win.
Wettmlu~r $-t, Laktweod 4-1:
The Lton handed we~ood Ill fitst
lo of the tQSOn 1n the 09tnfr of a
twin b11J as r.tnior Brett liGrd>e scattc~d cit.ht hit~. walked tv.o and
strud: out five.
Lakewood Jumped 10 a 3-1 1~ad throuah two 1nn1nas. but the Lions
C\rencd tt at J 111'Uh 1 paar ofu neamcd
runs tn the founh 1nnma, tMn 101 the
e\cntual •annma maf'&ll'I w1lh tv.o
more an the fifth frame
Jeff Fonune kd off the fifth with a
hue hit and l(()f'td on Jim Slute's
tnpte. ¥rild pitch off to the s1<ft of
tht plait Korcd SllaJe. wve Profttt bf'ouaht Lakewood to
wethan one Nn Wida• tOlo homer an
the tt•th, .,., ordle 9'ttd tht l.afK't'n Offin tltt IC~tlldl b die V1Ct9')';·
LlttWood boUftd ..... wit ha 12·
bit at'8Ck ia ttw aimhap to impro'c '° 6-1 • ....._ lVeslllNMltt to ~2 Oveftll. ... §tllllli went l for ID
IM aJat I '4., Wlll•in•er .
a!fl' ; 9'\t\':1 ,ti,•::.
.. ...., ... -...... ..., •• lht tcCIDlld ~ wt. ll¥t"A t ma b•Mefu11s a
(.'lllt cw--Glib' -.cd • llinlllhc••••-.--ellO wntJlwl•dle.,...wtthtwo
double\, a run scored and an RBI On
the mound. Carman allowed four
.... alks and one eam~d run v.h11c
stnluna out SI\
Other n1st h1uin1 stars included
Da"1d Cram. who v.a 2 for 3 with a
tv.o-run homer in the ond. and
Jason lc\lnson. v.-ho v.ent 2 for 4 and
dro"c in thrtt runs.
In a double-header Monday naiJlt.
Oceu View l ·S, El DwMt 1-t:
phomore Randy K.arhncr UledJUSI
S6 p1tchcsind1spo 1n1ofEI Dordado.
2-1, 1n the fint pme. stn kma out
thrtt and walk1n1 none for the
comptftc pme victory.
TM Sriba•b. now .S-2. got lhe
v.1nn1na maf1Jn m the seventh when
Kc"tn Mullens 1n&Jed Cory Colbcl"l
to th1"3 Mth Colbert "'°""' on In error. followed b) John Amokfs .wc~asful one-out squeeiic bunt
In the niP.tcap •• EI Oondo uttd
thrcr hotM na~ 1nclUdina a .Pei! of t~• lltots by Ptul Nc\'tft. to pan a
sPl•l. SetW Hemaftdtt llftd Mike 8uin1
~ ._ 2 for 4 b' Ocean Vac-•
0 iii VllW IM PICifk Const
Uliit ....... '. , .. n..n.: ., ...... .,,s-..... a_. f'OU'"" Oft f'ridl , ..,.,. lcn'a It I
•
fi nal tuneup 1n non-lt'ague pla)
Blair Field 1n Lona ~ach has been
deemed unplayabk because of field condition~ so Huntington Beach\
double-header with Lona Beach Jor-
dan ha been mo"ed to the HD
campus. wuna a.t I :JO
Other unset League t'ntne go1n1
today .ncludc Fountain Valle), ho t·
ing RolltnJ Hill' at l 1 S. and El Toro
and Manna duehna at La Palma
Pa rk. a double-hc.idt'r startma at 4.
0
Thunda) 's 3: IS ' a Vic.,. late:
Saddlcb1d; at tanaa: Corona del
Marat Unl\ersll )', Tu \an at , e" port
Harbor.
Thunda}' 3 IS PCL h«lule
l.Muna &each at ta Mete. Luvna
HiDsat Woodbridaf. Trab\KO H1lls11 Ortner. Fndly's 3.1 S untct opcntrs:
f.d1t0n It HYnU~on a.th. Foun·.
t.llft Valaty at OCean v. • West·
m1nMU 11 Manna.
Maltf ~t opens A•1ut l.acue
play 5a"arda).-hc»t1nt Bit.hOP Amat
11 aooa.
Im. docs not bmia Soutb oai
f..t!lllllt lll9Y until Mir. 29 ... -v..,n. iloll Saa Oemeate. TM .,.._ .. ~
The Wamor'} opt•ned thl' ')l'(lrtng 1n
the founh as Lc:.,ltc Rathbun 'itn$1cd
and 1ook se1.:ond on a ~cnficr b~ Kim
Johnson Tami \l, 1lhams reached on
n error and .._,,m Dean followed with
3 lid angle to ~ore ho1h runners r Nelson ~J'I lhe hard-IUl k
losing p1 her for l plJnd dl''>Plll'
'1cldang JU'i our hll'i
Matt r Del 3, HlllltlD&ton Btacb I:
.\m' God"'" a wphomon.· nght·
hander. fash 1ont·d a no-hiller o'er thl·
Oiler "1th ~ 'itnc.-l oul'i hut lo t hl·r
AREA ROt'\Dt·p
Ro)sdon put out the fire an the fifth
inning and allo"cd unn) Hills' onh
base hit Edison' foor-run third mmna "'a
h1ghh&htcd b) a ru n-sconng smgle
down the nght fiel d lt nc. as "ell as
• tcpha n1 Roacrs. v.ho was:! for 4 w11h
a run °M'Orcd and an R Bl.
(d1~n returns to acoon Saturda)
w11h a 9 30 a m game agarnst Mater
De1tn 1he (an) on Tournament
Liberty Clartstlan ti, Claremont
IGardto Grovtl 4: The Conq ueror\
(Please ~e SOFT8AU/12J
OCC rallies from si~
runs down for victory
Pirates score final
1 2 to stun Cypress;
UC I falls to Waves
In dan~l·r of tailing fanhcr lx'hind
1n 1h~ Ornngl' l mp1re ( onfl·rcnn·
cha~· the OrJngt> ( oa\t C olleic
bawball team rJlhl'd from a 9·'
detiut m thl' linal 1hn-c rnnan ,, then
put ho\t < ~ptl'\\ a"a' v.11h a~" run
l 0th In a I )·" .. I( IOI'\ ()( <.. J V'-1 l)\ era II. 4.4 1n the
contcrcn1.:e. appeared on th(' rope\
entering the ~'cnth "hen 11 stanl·d
tts lOmcbad• ~oll falanoa RBI
single <i.eored Eddie P1cn:e w hll had
doublC'd 1hen Ja~n 'oung added
ano1hcr double and It "as 9-.5.
In the e1&hth. Coa t pulled v.11hin
ont a\ Larr) Petr) walked with the
base I ded. P1ettt added a \at.nfilC
fl) and 1an > C ordo"o ''"&led 1n
another r"n. The tpna run 1n the ninth l""amc
v.:uh the ht'lp of t~o l P.ft''i erro~
sandw1 hcd round h kc Ktlh -.
ba hit. and a fiddcr'~ choice. "hich
knotted the scort'
bkw 1t open 1n the 10th "''h ''~ hits. 1n ludina Pete 1d~ellcr·,
which broke the tac
The ' tctol') wa\ alw made "'°'''blc
b) the strong relief performance by
Pierce. v.-ho entert'd 1n the eighth
1nnin1 and btankrd ()pre' 16-7.
4-3. the ~t of the "3}. "' In a non~onfcrcn1.e c.'tlllcac pmc. Jt~ Jt; l1Cl .l: Ull
hocke)·and R•~hard Barnell lapprd bl k-tu-k homcn 1n 1he th1rd
1nn1n1 -the fint homt'n off l ( I
p1tchtn1 in 119 1nn1np -as 1hc wa~ts rotted to the ~ie'ton. Pt~rd1nc. 134· I. ICGttd in e'er)
ann1ns but tM ciabth 11ji1nSt three
lJU · ,.K'het\ s.&nn and lolrr Jeff
Huct, 1·2. us '1Ct1maitd b' ""
nans (two carMd)• •• batt ud two
walb ID 4Y, ""'•• 119t A• ....... a.1.).1. coaHmtw._...,. ill dlr
)fttdy twlttnd 6-0. Cl ICOftd '"
<lnl\. two runs in t~t 1\th 1nnma "•th
one coman& on an RBI from 'tac~
Par\.('r. who went 3 for 4.
The \n1eaters retu rn to acuon
Thursda\ with an e\h1b1t1on game at
home aga1mt Japanese national
champion Keio Un" erstty. then wtll
tx· uff un11I r nda'v. March 24. when
lhl·," en1ena1n Gonzaga.
In college men's tennis:
t1c1 i . Kansas 3: T~ nttate"
s"cpllheJa, haw.k 1n doubl~ to cam
thl· '1cton at home
l <. I. no"' 10-S ove-ratl. moved up to lounh 1n the latest nauonal
rani..tnJ!> tarlter tht'I w.eck. the h1ghc t
the .\ntcatcrs ha"e e~er been rated.
L Cl hai; won the tr.ught and t1aht of
ll'i 13 1 nine match frc",or ~roncmann. Marl Kaplan
and Richard Lubner each rttordcd
\ tl tonc an angks and double fi r "
the \ntcatcn
In coll ~omen's tenn1 ·
PrilK'tt" i , UCJ S: Princeton. no"'
4-4. droppe'd the host "nteatcn to
0-1'2 o'erall "'''h the c~~ U I rclum 10 action Thunda wath 1
hontt' match ap1n t Weber tale.
In commumt collcac men' ten·
n1s OrUlt Coa t t, Rudie S.. ..... t:
John Oabfael 1mpro'ed his pen.anal
n.'COtd lO ·2 with I 7-5. M Vktory
J unnt ( 0&\t' Oran~ Ernpitt on·
ltr<"ncc 1tam mumpb on the Mnncr't
c urt." ( OI t i now 9-1 O\lnall, '-1 in c nfcttntt pla),
In community COi~ wonwn's
tcnnt · ~C...t t,a.HjjlelJt' .....
Jul~ Slittcn and aaahc Hltl•IP.
tht dtfmdans Ntt doVbltt ~""*' acd &M wayfOi iW P\rWI.~
did eoc lole a tee luri .. IM m.tdl.
!11111"" _. Mlilli• ..,_ noc 1tioDDfd .... ddllit ... Of dcMllila ... FFI D9, 0CC la 7.0
ovenll. ..a • -Oillillft ••• c 0-ft•ce
1
I
Measles outbreak could put ~na
on spot for NCAA Tourney debut vows to
The Pfttliftl quctt.oa in rollqt ~
bMMW it..could tbt Sftna 1nt1 be s&aee· • • .. ltnlCt ~they m.aU their lint apptarance, ,. nttio•NCA.ATounwrwnf? ----
A mQsla outbtak ll ecna·s Loudonville, N.Y.
tampui led health authortt.n to dcclJtTe a qwirant1M. ~b.icb fOteed tbt Sainll to play nu>e "ra1sht prM . datfoa beck ao Feb, 6, wimo...t tn) rant 1n the 11.nd . .
The Quaranu~ ended Saturda)'. and tht'rc "'111 tr
fanJ Pf'C*Jll when ~ p&a)1 1 lth·Dnktd S1.1n(urd on Tbunday 1n the f.ata retionat fir11 round at Green boro
N.(;.
Orlly the pla~cn, COIChet. pmc official' and lhc
ipOr1.t .-rittn •ere on hand.foT Sienna'• previous n1n.e
lllM'I. incJUdjnt three 1n the onh A1lanuc ( onfercrK:C
Tournament at the 16.000-teat Hanford (1vte Center
What tclf·rnpecllna mculc •ould have an)1hma t.o do
with a refffec or 1 'pons writef? Some l(X).400S~nna fan were upteled lO make 1tlt
trek to ~nlboto.
.. Everybody is \'tr)' uc1ted; John IYAreirnto . .port\
anfonnaoon dirtttor. i.a1d ... Tf11~ "our fi~t one <N< AA Tournament)."
Stena as more than a cutc story. The school founded
in 19)7 by aht Franc1tean Fnau has a 24-4 record. Yrhtch
includeu win ovtr P1t1Jbur&h of 1hc Bia Eas1. And don'1
djtcount thaa nickname -Saints.
Bd'ore the a100. Stma dropped the name lndtan\
Kings blank Quebec, 4-0
lknle NkMflt 100rcd two thtrd·pcnod ~
pis and phcndcT ~eJly "'*' recorded his first Jhutout of the aeason u the Los ,_ •
An,eles K.inp defeated the Nord1ques . in
Quebec, 4-0. Nteholls tct up a tecond~pcnod pov..t'r·pla)
pl by .U.e ~yekl and then Korcd himself al
9: IS of the thir 1od on a •l.ap shot from tht \lot. one·
um1na a pas rom Lee "-M&aJJ~. Ntcholh added
another pl, his 63rd of the KaWn. on the pov.cr play a1
IS:l 2 on a shot from tht' blue hnc . l:J~wherc in 1hc
NHL: MJcul PIY..U and Mike RHlleJ each Md a C1>3I
and t""o a.u1111 in W1\hin1ton's four.goal firs1 period
belp1na the Capitab pin t01c ~'"seon offim place 1n
the Patnck Otvmon and cltnch a pla)ofT '4pol w11h a 6-3
triumph over Wmntpq 1n Landover. Md. . . In Ea'41
Rutherford. Habll .._. ICOrt'd a po .. cr·play pl and w:1
up another u Calpry rode tls 'Jpecial tu ms lO ~I v1Cl0ry
over New Jersey 1n a pmc that clinched pla)ofTipots for
the New York Ranscrund Wuhinston ... l(ealJuemu
scored lhrec pis. C.m Nffl)' added two and phe ftealk LemelU. eAtcndcd his personal unbetten ltrcak to
II ~mes 11 Boston romped 1n Ptu.sbuf'lb, S-2 .
Hanford's.J•~Sc:ored twice 1n thcopcn1n1fiH·
minutn and PuJ MaeDermW and ylval• T•rseoa
added 1woplsainece as lhe WhalerJCru\hed the vmt1ng
New York blanden, 8-2 .. Gary t«mu snapped a 3-3
11e mtdway throuah the third penod w11h hes 27ttuoal of
the aeason as Toronto prevailed in Minnt'SOta, .S-3 . In
St. Louis. Giae C.valllal scored v.-1th 2.12 rcma1nin1 for
the Blue. 1n a 3-2 wul over v11111na ( htCaao. ( avallin1
ICO<ed h11 19th pl off an as 1st from Breu HaU In
Vancouver. Jim a.a.Id tipped in a \hot dunng a rhird· l!Cfiod powrr olay 10 sivc rhe ( anud~ a 2·2 tie w11h
Detroit. h was Vancouver·a only gool 1n nine manpower
advantaats qain5t •harp Red Wing ne1mendcr Gin a ...... who fa«d 38 shot).
Pistons win eighth straight
Wall ni.m.a. scored I .S of hi\ 28 point\ ~
1n lhe founh quaner T unday ntaJlt and 1hc • Detron P1ston bnt the lndtana Paccn 1n r
lodianapobs, 129-11 7, for their e1&hth "'"· ----
fCICUlavc v!C\ory Oe1ro1t ccntu James E4w•.td.s and
Indiana center Start Gray were CJ«tcd with four
KCOnds left 1n 1he first quarter after 11art1ng a bench·
cleariq btawl . . In other NBA pmes. Cly4e Drnler
1eored 29 po1n~ all in the fi rst three penods. as Portl.and
roukd v111t1n, uolden State, I 3'1· 110 . Dully Sda.tyes
acored 19 P.O•nt.s, 1ncludtnJ 10 in the fit1t qaurter as
Denver bu1h a 17-potnl Jead. and tfie ugets beat
Chartoue 11 home, 125-102 . . Patrick Ewta1 scored 31
po1n&sand .1-.1Newmaa 26aa New York beat Seattle.
116-110, (or 1t1 26th con1«ut1ve home victory .. Tem
0..mhn scored 38 points, includtng a fr« throw w11h
1:27 left that put Phoc:n1ll ahead 10 \lay, a' the Suni
earned• I 14-l 12winatAllanta D1aayAJe1ucorcd29
point&. 1ncluden1 a Jumper w11h 16 acc-0nds lefl tha1
stopped a Houston rally. as Sacramento beat tht Rocket'
at homt 9S-CXJ. ~r.tc 40 po1nlJ and 24 rebounds by
.U.m OtaJew•. () 11uwon 1c:wed seven points for 1he
Rockets dunn1 a 9-0 run that reduced Sacramento'1 lcad '° 92-90 With 2S IU:On<b tefl.
q l 0 ·1 J. 0 J TH J. D .\ \
Harry Caray, who will en1tr the broadcua.en' Wl"l~t the 8:ateblll HaJI of hme at the 1989 winner
of the Ford Fnck Award, on hit rcco~ery from a
shJht •troke wfTercd two years qo: "Oh, I at'• h1lle
tired now and then but knowina m y hf~lyk that's
only natural."
Report says Frleder to ASU
PHOLNIX -Rill fneder, head c·o:ich ~
It lhc U n1ver11ty of Mteh1pn, will be the new •
head coach II Antona Statc tJn1vcr\1ty a '
PhOCnfA radio "~lleOn rcponed J ueida) ----
nts)1t ...
Station Kl AR wh1('h brcxu.kam lht I cmrx· w h()(tl'\
spons. quoted unnamed .ourcc\ a\ ~yina r netter would
aepcar at 1 p~\ wnfcrence "bcduled by Ar11ona Late
officiab for todJy
ASU offie11h 1nnoonccd they would hold a pre~' conftttnce 11 Sa m on an und11tlutcd topic
Eartacr Tucldly, Purdue coach 8111 Kady u1d ht
wa turnin1 down the Sun Devil coach1na pos111on.
The <iun Devils tini\hed Che K'atOn under 1ntcnm head COICh Bob Ckhcrmcrhom who had reolaud tcvc
Pancnon. P1uctson rc\1anc<f Feb 4 1n h11 (ounh ason
afttt compiling a 4 S6 acasoo
FrJcder 111n h11 nin th ~car at M1chiaan.
Price named WSU coach
I) iun)'. Kbool 1nctud11ic Sunford ha't dont out of
tHP«• ror Jntf1('.U ..... .,, ..... Ofl"tetafly named plary In lbf Saintt before tbt N toumatnft\t final apinst
8oMon UmH"Rll) Oft Sltutdly.
W1lh~ 1ra1hna. 67.U, fom HuerkrtOOklJump "'°'· whteh htt noth•na. but the ball landtd '"teammate opener S.C~c M('(oy·.s hand\. McCey ~t the t.ll 1n 1hc Nl\ktl
JU\t before the bu11tt fe>r a 68--67 victory.
1 bcrc wu a ntdnarM conic 1. "More than I SO , r / ''d S • h namn•crc ~u~ted. Thch\l~a.p;arcddo-.nto IO'lnd ' vvOf1, er1es ero thenfournamn~.rreaiventothepruidenttfatherUuih hoini·ng to gee· hi·s Hin«). .. D'Arscn1u 111d. Some ohhc n.amc~ were J riar~ ,.,,
1tkl Spifll, (apttol and Senators Loudonv1Ue •~near gi'minv kne~ readrV Alban), tht' &ate capitol. ,.,, J ~ 1 • '/
Af\cr the mcl\le\ outbre-a ... \ix:h name) a\ Green ' Pla&U( •nd Rash v.cre susae · tt.d but the con tot was From The AHodated ~reu
alread> o~cr. The only ttna pla)tr to at' mea Jc~ was frtthman VFRO Bf AC tf Fla. -World
&!Ur,d Mi.kc Brown . He did nol miu an) pmn bccau~ c;,cnc<J hero KJrl Ci1b'-On. s~1JI •~o ~ere c.ancekd <&nd t~u othcn .... ere r< hedulcd v.h1k-bothered by a 1Jmpy naht knee *h•th he had mcams hrmted him to one m0t1 memorable ~na's quarantine ..-u O\'cr in lime for II\ at·hat apinst.Oakland fa\t OctQbcr. champton~1p VKlory o~er &sfon Uni~cni1y •. but fan\· U )J one way or anolhtr, he plans 10
were kept away t>eaaic a quaranLtnc v.as st11l 1n cfftct 11 be. 1.n the Los An _ les Dodgtn
lht n1 vcr II) of Hanford an NAC member ,tan1n1 lineup on opcmna day
1ena 11 itt<kd 14th 1n lht' 1(>-tcam Ea\t Rcitonal .. ,.,c been sMn&ina and runnmJ.
tan ford. the Pac1fic-IO C onfcrrncc runncrup. 1\ M:cdcd I'm \tart1n110 run flat around .. r.hag !n
third. Sow.hat? the ou1ficld. '!.m!-'late \Orne thin 111
''lt't a fun time for us. a prnsure·frcc 1unc.~ icna do 1n a pmc, (J1bson s~ud Tucsd:ay.
Coach Mtkc ~aM 111d .. We'll play for the upset.. "The plan is to do a lot of h1_ttlnJ. &el
in •hapc I've onl y bttn doina 1t for
lhrtt da)S. ,
' I ~ ,f •
.. I nttd to see ltvc 1>11china, lots of .....
Gibson said the torCnC1s in hi\
knee went away dunna "" off-1CaM>n when he r~te<J, but came back when
he stan ed won:ina out ,
"h's JUst someth1na J'm aoina to
have to play v.-1th If 11 sta~s like this,
I'm cautiousl y OP.1tm1 lie.
When asked tf he hopixi 10 play
-.hen the Dodstn offiaally bqJn
defense of their World Smes tham·
pionsh1p at ( 1oc1nna11 on April 3.
Gibson said .. Therc·s no hope 10 11. I
planned on beans there all alons. ••
In Cllh1b1tt()n pmei I ~>
ke41 II, Doilitn t: C 1nc1nna&1
rookie Bmn Finlt)' tnpled tn lhc
e1a.hth and sco~ lfic dcctdina run on
oneoffive LosAngtlcsmonat Vero
Beach
Four Reds runs were unearned.
. .
Quinton HerMlter# 4; son of rifM·t't.aM•r ~et ~•...,.•r, eet• a llft from Dod9•r M•fta9•r To....y lalOf'da.
indudenJ the winmn&~ run. Finl()
scored on an error b)' Dodatn naht
fielder Jose GonzaJc'l
I ra11Jna 1()-4 lead 1n the n1nlh. the Dodsrn l"IJJled for fi\'e runt off
rookie riaht·hander Mike Ronter.
MarlMn t , ~el• •: Jay Bu6~r
h11 a tv.<>-ruo sinsJe to cl1mu a four·
run ninth 1n Ttmpt. Anz ..
Dave CQChrane tripkd with one
out off Rt<h MontelC'onc. Wi th two
outs, Ken GnfTC')' Jr. doubled m
Cochrane and tMD scored himself on
a ~in&Jc ~ Brucx Fields~ Edur ~n1nt'l in&Jed, took tee0od on lbc
throw ancs 8\.lhner followed with •
two-run inaJc.
80.\Tl'\G .
No record in Caba San Lucas race
ly ALMON U>CK.ABEY
o~ "°' .... 1t11111Vit1 ..
Ragtime. all w11h 11 S melt\ to I'>·
Bovd named Chapman coach . . 1 here w111 tx· no c1a~-d eimc J record tn "lcv.-port I tarbor Yacht
fh<' only mt\hap reported wa\ 1ha1
the Swan-46 Bandit. \ailed by Wamn
R~ndalc Bahia C onn1h1an Y ht
<lub ~a\ dl\masted off Tunic Ba>
I here were no 1nJune\ and 1he boat
pu1 in a1 r urtle Bay for rrpam
former lln1\ef\1ly of \outhern (ah· ~ < lub·~ < abo ~n l.1Ka\ race.
fotn1amen'\Oa\ke1ballcoach8ob8o)dwas • ~often1ng ""'nd\ 'ou1h of
named I Ut"iday to the Chapman pt»I, 1t was r Magdalena Ba) 'l(ramblcd the front
announ<.cd at a pr~~ conference on 1he runnel'\ about I '10 mile\ from the
Oranic umpu\ "" fin11h . Congr~sslonal Cup b~glns
8o)d.S~.bnni\27}c.1nofcoach1nac~pcnen«and Al tl\e 8 a.m Tuc-.day 1ollcall, 1hc
1 rcrnrd of 462-307 10 Ouapman From 1966 until J979. nearc\t boat to C abo ~n Lu('I\ "'"
8o>d v.a\ head coach at US< ,.here he compiled a record M1chxl Rou\C''+ r alo1 f>anccr,....1th '>4
of 21S·131 . 1rxludin1 tv.-o <iea'k'>n' ..-hen the TroJ .. n\ milc\lo go 'iernnd wet\ Roy 01\ne)'·., recorded 24 vi<:tone\ f>)cwadel, W> m1ln. 11nd &herd ~II\
r <'n of 1h,• .... orld stop match racina
ik1ppe"' ""'" cQmpcuuon today en 1he 25th anne\c:rsaf') or Lona Beach
Yach1 < lut>'., < ongrl"won.al Cup
Robcrl McNullf '+ ( h<am.r. 97 I 1cd &,)d w;n alw head ba~kctball coach at ~ ... ~m1pp1 for fourth -..,\ ~1h c1 Hullc1 ;111d ~uuc from 1'181 until 1986. At M~U. his team\ ~orc<l Mona~. '18 . and Blondie v.a\ HiJ
!\nwn1 the lonlcndt',., a~ four
formc:r ,,.,nnt'rs. indud1111 the dc:ft"lld·
1ng l hamp1on l'ctcr C11lmour uf·lh
Roy.ti Penh Y ch1 ( lub •\u\lral1a \'tc1orec$ O\'er tram, ranktd 1n the top JO m three of his mile' out. fiN tour ~wns In 198-4-SS. he was named Coach of 1hc Qther cnm10n bl11er w1nnen aH
f..dd•t °"en. I loll)'hcad ~1hna C lull.
<..re118rt1.11n. Rod l>avl). Ro~al ""1t14
/..c.aland Yacht ~uadron (formrr
1wo-ome winner for l BY() nd
Dave Perry. Pequot Conn 'acht c lub
Year by the A\\Ot'tatcd Prt\S
-8o)d comn 10 ( hapm1n ~ft«onue~n cu 1ntmm
head coa4.h at R 1ven1de C ommun11y College. where he
led 1hc ·r •itr'> to the Oransc f.mp1rt Conference
champ1on\h1p
Soviets take skating lead
The Sovie\ Union Mruck the fir'' 1wo ----
blov.-s 1n the l-a't·W~t battle 11 lhe World * f iJUrc \k.atin1 C Mmp1on,h1sn 1 uc'iday
1.aluna 1he early lead 1n the mcn·1 and pairs
C\'Cftli 1n Par1\, AlebaMr P'a4ecv hrld off a thrca1enin1
.Nonh AmcricanchallcnteHhecame from behind 10 win
the men's compul'°ry fisure • while Ol)mp1c champ1on5
Ebkrtu O•r41ttn and kr1d GrlM" ptrformcd
flaw lcs ly to oul\katc their rivals 1n the pa1"' onJJnal
prusram •.• In other 'poru n~\ T~ay SJ>r1nter
Aa1tU1 I AJnk• told I fcd<r .. 11nqulry in Toronto that
the 1n1ccted Bf• ,~ .... -..1th banned steroid for )Cars
and 1hat he always knew what w11 in the synnic~
hu~nko broke down forc1n1 a IQ.minute rtttS' en the ~ri ns. as 'he rte.ailed thal her clo~ friend and long-11mc
teammate u1d he had not "know1natf ' taken the druas
that cost him an Olympic &<>Id med.II . • . Scaulc Ciupc~n1c Coach k,.te Bldtrelaff wu releaJCd from
a Milwaukee ho\pttal and It re&um 1na to Staulc. a ~m \POk~man Jatd 81ckC"rstafT will mttt with doctOB 1n
Scaule brfore dc<:1d1na when to return 10 co· hina. 111d ~ntca \poke man Jim a.,,. B1c~nuifl was trcaltd fur a ·
blccdin' ulcer and ..-a.s hospit1li1cd last ihul'lday aflcr
the team arrived 1n Milwaukft for a aame . Dave
Poula1er 11nnouoced he 11 ra111un1 aner one )car H
hcild ba\kttball coac h 11 Western C arohna Un1vcn11y
but he denied a former assistant c09eh's accusauon1
hnk1na him to NC AA violltton' .•. f rc'hman Rar,
......_,...,..-ho lead Iowa's ba.t.t1ball team in field~) a«uracy, -.111 not pll)' 1n the N AA pmt~aton
tourn.amcnl bc'au of academic problem• .. Oklahoma
lite f~ard Rida,. Onlae, the Co*boJI' ludtna
tc0rcr a,o1na into f'rid1y'1 NIT prM 1p1n I Boir.c 111e. wa suspended from the team and N11d he was cntcrinJ a
wbstancc 1butt proa.ram ••• 8o~er OnW nto died
1 uQday afler beina 1n a coma for 10 da~' follow1n1 ht\
March• knoc.:kout by Amern:an Tt~• AIU 1n a \uper· h&hl~ iaht bout. hospital ofJic11ls 1n L)'on, r ranee 5l1d lnio. a 12-)ctr·old from the f vorf<.:oa t, ne~tr repined
tontc1ou1nt-u after crumbhns to the can\'tl follo"inJ 1
r1aht uppcn;ut from Iii 1n the ntnth round uflhe non·htlc fipt 11 L)on'1 Pala1 de Spottl before a crowd o( 6,000,
1111 \l,10,-H\UIO
ff ~Cather cond1t1ons remained
favorable. mo\t or all of 1he < hi\\ A
\lcdf ~erc CXJ)C4lecl lO °""h 1 ue\<11' night or cu1f today
It wH till anybody'\ race ar. thr
C lats A boa I~ were uni) I 9 mile\
apart Farthc\I back were flan·
dcmon1um. l'nma C 1111.n nnd
AREA
Ftomll
f he \a1Jors 1011 their ~CCJnd \lra1aJll HMS d«1~1on brcau~ of an unu\ual
lack of depth on ~h1ch "a' ueatcd bttauti< of IV.U Of tht Sa1lor ' !.land·
oult placed on probation for a re<cnt
1nc1dcn1 1n\olvin1 "racquet·thru-.. '"" ... Chri\ Rabbitt Ind Hrent Manin v.ept their 5inaJ a u ual. bu1a2·1
decision m first-double\ and 1c10 for
IM mt of the "JUad rcwlted 1n the
setback
Harbor 1 now " 2 O\'crall.
W"4br1d1e U, lnlae I: The host
Wamof'\ rooc the domin111n, effort
of No. I 'inaJc pla)'er Rand)' vcy 10.
the v1uory over the V~ucrOI. hey
lost onl y one aamc 1n h1 three .,., .
Woodbi1cf$C 1nlprovcd 10 4<2. with"'
louts comma to Corona dt'l Mar and
Dana U1ll
c.r ... •1 Mar 11, IWla., Hiile l :
The Sta Kinas pot on a ihow 1n
doubln, wttp1n1 the com~tthon behind the 1-2 punchea of Rich Han
and r>oua • hule1n, Rob Atkin and
David 881n and fk>b r:1cti.r 1nd A~"
I he hMt Lona Reach Yach1 c h1h
will have I wo repre'ICnWt IH\ -John
McCltntock 1mpr0Hn1 < oroM''
non-I 11uc m:ord lo 4-2
'4Jt'bad It, Cotl.8 Mt.a l : f h<'
h<>"l RoadtunMn 1mpro"cd 10 3-.2
v.1th tht non ·lcaiuc vKtory •
In prep bo)UW1mmin
E41 ... tu. 1M Alamia.. H : 1 odd
Kobcy doubled 1n lht 200 fn:lnt)le
and I 00 bRa mmkc, and Beau
Ml-<. niney had 1rona 51'-tm 10 t
frccn)Lt' !.prints to It'~ the ChafJC" 10 IM lo~idtd win at l..os Alam um
In prep aou.
£ttud8 lH, Milllba H7: Kt'n
C.:al\'en \hot a 1--0vrr-p.ir 37 to cl.1m
mcd4'h t ho o" a" tht' sJ i.
prevailed at Meu Verde Counll')
C'lub.
I
In J>ttp ~ou ~ball:
Ualvtrelly J.1 lnlu t: 1dan Murnaw had I / kilts and na Ltt and krcmy H tt ch ipped 1n -.uh nine
api~t a the l n>Jant. 1--0, swept le> an
18·16, lj·IO. U·ll non.-lt'aauc: de
('1J1on uver the ho\t v aqucrc>t •
SOFTBALL
froMll
rolkd 10 lhcir founh ton ut1\e
lopsided lrtumph '" • aamc
hon nt'd to four 1nn1np at C1ard n MULLIGAN Grove Park.
Jen C'&ru~ wc:nl 4 ur 4 w11h r ur fromlf run 5eorcd, v.h1lc Mch Cinp
anothtrtemf)tna t''JX'tlt'n -. IJU I w-af.3 for J wuh t•o doubles and four
v.-1th that I knew u much about RBI a l1brrt) did Jll It Kortna 1n the httktthlll a they do I would in fir1t thrtt in n1n ,
the' N,CAA tournegverncar. ,.·~~~~...---~-
Rtek M•Jeru .oncofmyfricnd,, In the l:lluna H1llt t~rnamcnt:
tnltrsthc NCAA tournament with ,,.._a. ,.'111M1e9 Hlllt I: W1nntl')t
&ht bctt record 1n lhe '®ntty, lt-2 ll pt1chtr Jennifer Brundaar doubled 1n
8111 Stitt. and dtaYt<Uhe nrn&luefd 1n tbc •~·brc•k•"f Nn in ihe hDuom of the Mtd~ Retic>MJ and PittlburJh the ninth 10 11vc the Vaqutros the
.. ... 1 .. _ victory.
tt 1te>pp0nenl. nppi~DI y. '"" BrufMlqt' doubk broujah\ m lft«1ion comm1&ttt did noc 1lunk Shelley l)'rd wbQ "'on llColld bue mudlofthe Mid·AmertflnCon· vaa the inltmalioul iiebft8ket nalc:. fttt~ 0 ....... Md I hUd ia lrillle't
_!!rul*ts>ktOflhewertttSoutb ..,..,.. founJI •••• Wfl• off
Shadd.en. a 1988 Ol)'mpac mcd.aJ1st.
and Ste~c ~lctner. ~h<> won a u1lofi
10 qualtfy at 4he h<xl club represenUI·
ll \'t'
Other\ compctina th11 year •~
John Bertrand, t franc:11 Ya(hl
( lub, ~n f ranc11eo. Peter l~r. n
D1qo Yachl ( lub 8111 L)'nn, Amert·
can Y1ch1 ( lub Rye N Y . Makoto
Namba ~1ppon Ocean Racina Club
Japan
The C onJrctS1onal Cup consists of
4S 1nd1v1dual t~o-boet match ~
w11h each tnm mcc11n lhc other
once
I\ win in thl\ )'-'a(\ ( 'onar ,,on.al
( up will a\ .. ure tht' team 1berth1n the
I 118Y World Mallh Racina Cham-
p11m\h1p
r hC' \(ftf\ IS tied 1n {"ataHna-3H
,,C)()f>'\ -.11h I UY< fume1h1na the
•,,111\ All boat\ ha"c 1htoreticall) ~rn cquili1t'd, but 'k1ppcn ~•II
chtnat bo~t\ <''tr) da)
Racina \tart" each da) It 11 a .m
ovC'r a S-m1le w1nd•ard-lccward
<our)('
lt••ll•llM Bue-I. La Q.lata 0:
The 01kn 1mpro\cd 10 -'-0 hch1nd
the ~111na of C rae1 Pa.1.an11 ~h-0 h d
20 1 '' 1uncJfoudall\1na IS·9 IS ·I
I S-1 l \l<lOr) 11 l.a Qu1nt1
C•pt11ra10 Vall~y I, Et~l8 I:
Senior ou1\1dc h111er (,corar Eh.Ira
had 17 lolls 1n 26 lltem~s for tht
f ~. bu111 Y.'l\n't enou 1n 1 IS.~.
16-14, 14.16, I().,,, l.S~I Ktba<:L 10
1 ht hmt Coup rs
In col matchM .
Pt'f'Per I , UC1 t : Onp1tc a 1eam·hiah 12 Lill\ from ~phomo~
out 1 hum O..v1d Pct1scr. the
ntealtr\ s.111. 0-1 4, dropped a
I S-11. I s-4. 1.S-12 WIV dtttiton to
the ho\I Wa\CS 114 4-6.
lAll' Bad tale I , 1 !»ea• tale : <Acan V1f" th&b ~oduc.1
i1tk Kcrtnt led the 4 rs with 22
k11J1 nd Breu Win low, ou1 of
n11.cr\t1)' B1t)I. added 13 kill• and
fi\'C blocb '' the 49cn camqj an IK·l.~1 1.S-11 , IS·IO road tnumJ>h 1n
the wlV
tht nc11 bitter rac:hcd oa an error.
A doUhle teal put runnc:n on
tc:eond and th1nl and Jenni'" Mat•
thews nfltd 1 nsJe to center to ore
both runntn
Brund•· n>ean.,h11t". truck out
IS and walked lhrcc in her nin
1nninJ' of pttch1na.
frvine echanca to the S«Ond
n>Wk1 toniatu 1<1 ola ~ V tC"W at 7 o'clock 11 Allc1.1 l>artt.
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OtMQe Coat DAILY PtLOT/ Wedneeday, March 15. 1980
Retail sales drop as consumers
prepare for slump in economy
Ill''''·'' ,0 •• ,
Buie Corp. honored.
'he Bale Corp. rtecived 1he Ma.tor Arhacvcmcnu in Mc~handis~~I
uetllence Grand Award for a prOJt'\:t With an avcraac ~ct bct~ttn $200.000
a.nd $300,000 for Serena at Rancho N11utl •. • collcct1on. of horn« an their
ly NANCY IENAC
AMocNICH "'-\If ....
WASHJNGTON -Retail sales
dropped 0.4 percent in February, the
govetnmen1 said Tuesday in a report
some analysts read as a sign that
con$umers are wary of a broader
economic slowdown.
Held back by a sharp drop in
busincna't cal'dealcrshlps. retaJLsaJe.s
fell to a seasonally adJusted S 138.2
billion last ;nonth after nsmg 0. 7
percent in Januaf) when good
weather brought out more shopper11.
the Commerce Department said.
Excluding autos, which account for
almost one-fourth of the re tail total.
sales edged down 0.1 percent 1n
February after ri ins 1.4 percent in
January.
Economist John Ha.sens of the
WEFA Group in Bala C'} nw)d. Pa ..
said that while the economy en1acd
1989 with strong momentum. con-
sumers may be tiehtenmg purse
strings in anticipation of slower
economic growth or reces111on.
.. A slowing of consumer spending
is consistent with the expectation of a
recession," Hagens said. ··consumers
arc t)pically very smart. They know
these things. olten before cx-onom-
ist!h"
At the White Houst. pres "c rctar)
Maritn Fitzwater aid. "rhc bottom
line is this: lt probabl)' helps omc1
inflauona!1· fears. There's still onl)
one month s figures. Janual") "a~ up
so there's no trend here. The econ on~
is still sound."
Mar\) analysts expect slower
gro" th 1n con umcr spending this
}e&r as nsmg 1ntcrc t rates srnn 10
take their toll. but fe" had an11c1pated
Frbrual') 's decline m retail salr .
The talloff in sales "'as "'elcomi.'
ne"'s to those on Wall trttt "ho
ha' r been concerned that the C'\.On·
om) 1s gro"' ing 100 fast to a' 01d :i
flare-up of mOat1on.
But Richard Rahn. ch1cfcconom1st
for the U.S. Chamber of ommrn·c
said the figures should scr'c as J
warning that the Federal RcM:n e
Board's dn"e to increase interest
rates and res1r.un economic growth
could push 1he nation into a rl'-
ccss1on.
"C'lcarh, the econom) 1s not O\ l'r·
heating as some at the fed fear ...
Rahn said. "The real danser 1s that
the Fed 1s o'crn.:acting 1n ra1s1ng
intcrc'>t rntt.''· Amd "''" inadH~rtcntly put u\ into o ~ccs ion."
Reu.ul spending 1s closely "'atche<l
as barometer of economic health
sim:e n accounts for about one-third
of the &rOS\ national pro<Juct1
I cbrual) 's drop in ales was
matched h> a similar decline in Apnl,
t 988 and last wa urpasscd in <xtobCr J 9~7. "hen business plunged
0 9 (ll'rt.•cn I. ~ u to ~ tr:rvc bttrr espc\l:rl I y
"'ca~. Jropp1ng_ I 7 percent 1n both
Janual') and Fcbruar) after being
'1rtuall> unchanged in CX-cember.
1\nah \IS attributed the wea~ness 1n
rn1 sale· to the combined effects of a
t.·au11ous long4erm outlook b> co~
sumer~. h1ghl·r interest rate 1 i'n-
crcases 1n inflation and d1m10t ht."<!
di:mand after earlier strong sales
spurred b) mcentl\e programs.
Econonmt Michael P. N1emira of
M11~ub1sh• Bank in Ne"'' York :c.a1d
that e\cludingautos. f"'cbruar) 's retail
sale: p1,tutc probabl~ was not as
"cal.. as the: o' erall ligurt.•s might
'lll8SC1>~ •
I le: ..aid the mild weather in
Januar). "-hen business was good,
f Please see RET AIL/BSJ
Retail
Sales
unique, 60()..acrc master-planned community in La1ufna ~·eaficl. .1 _._ " Serena at Rancho NlJucl t a neJahborilood o s1n.,...-am1 Y ud.1C11ed
bomesavailabJe an three noor planund ranac from J.61lto1,999 $Qu&tt feet ••• Enaincerina"Consuhant Rolf Lorna hH purchased i.sue B~n lac., a
dau processina facility design and construction firm"' h~adquartcred in Irvine
In-Site Builders serves clients throuahOW Southern\. ~hfom1a. .
Lorenz will eonunue to operotc<"'h11 cn1inttnn1 conwlt1na ~rm -
IntcgtatedProtcction rstems Inc -that spcct~hl.es in Iona-term p~nn1na~nd
design of computer facilities. By acquinlla In-Site Bu1lde~. LorcnL s obJtt.lJ\C -.
is-to provid~ the daent with a full) integrated approach to computer fac1h t)'
desjgn and construction. · The new owner purchased In-1tc Bu1lde~ from th rte pannef'5 -;-bro~hel'\
Tbomas and John Ha sett and Bob Brockett. All remain on staff in bu meu
development po 1tions. • . Lorenz has 20 years cxpcnencc 1n the ftdd of computer f~1lJcs de$1jn,
servma local and national cltcnts. He founded 1nteirated Prot.cctJon 4iystcms in
early 1986. In-Site Builders was estabhsl\cd 1n 1985. The tinns wJ.11 now work
jointly on .computer fac1h\) dc~1gn a.nd construc11on projCC\.S, o'ffenna cl.tent\
stan to finish services. • • • Holmet It Narver Inc. has received the Engmccnna PrOJCCt Ach1e\cmcn1
of 1988 award of the Oran1e Count)' EnJlneennJ CounC'11 for the new
McDonnell Douglas Aircraft Co. metal fin1sh1ng and chemical m1U1ng process
facility in Long Beach. • •· The $45 m1thon plant was designed and engmcered ~)' t~c..Oranae-bascd
., F firm, an iMemational architectural and enginttnng organtzauo~.
,.. The two-story, 228,000-~uarc-foot structure became operational la.st }'car,
Feb '88 .Jan '89 Feb. ... marking a major expansion of aircra_fl rr~uct1on capab11tt1es.
I $130.4 I ( $138.8 I I $138.2 I Unl1lobe Travel Connection Inc. of Costa Mesa. and l!D1.Jlobe UD1vertal · -· -· -Travel lac. of Century C'lty, have announced their merj~. With sale)
AP approaching $20 nnllion annuall), the new .entity, U'nigl obc Travel
Connection, becomes the largest member of the UniaJobc iravel lnternat1onal
f~nchisc system.
Plariner coaches women on money Uniglobe lntcrnauonal hu 750 tocauons m Nonh Amenca.
Din Sproul. president of the ( osta Mesa agency, was formerly a marketing
and sales executive with George A. Hortnel & Co . Hunt Wesson foods . .\ VCO
Financial Services and other Fortune 500 corporations. Spruul will SCl"'C as ceo
of the travel management firm. George Hanna. president of the CentUT) C 11~
By DONNA MOONEY
D..ty Not~ fdltO<
Kay Brrum-Ellerman sees herself
in a lot o the women she helps ..
An administrative assistant turned
insurance worker turned financial
planner, Byrum-Elle"':lan has made
11 her career as execu11' e 'ice presi-
dent ofFina"c1al Services Unlimncd
Inc. -0ver thct past Sevnt yt>aTS 10 ~Ip
women learn hov. 10 handk mone).
She knows what it's like to feel out
of control. She remembers the lime
she was a newly divorced mother of
two. She remembers foelmg she had
hit the corporate ceiling as an admin-
istrativeassistant, that she'd never be
chairwoman of the board.
In 1982 she fulfilled the goal she
first dreamed of four years earlier -
to start a financial planning service
for women. Clients anywhere from 19
to 87 years old climb the stairs in her
Lquna Hills office to find out ho\\ to
plan for the future.
At public appearances she tells her
listeners about the struggles v.omcn
face over mone) matters. Women.
especially older generations. never
were taulht how to take care of
finances. Women \\Cte "wending n.
putting 1t to the wmd and hoping
someone would take care of us "
For a woman suddenl> left alone
because of her spouse's death, bal-
ancing books and pl?nnang for tomor-
row can be traumatic. ...
Often it is the widows she helps that
make her feel ~fut
. "Some are scared to death. vc11
honestly. that if they lose this monc}
they're gonna be bagwomen."
Byrum-Ellerman says herchents -
single, mamed or widowed -have a
handful of questions an common.
Some have $5.000 10 SI0.000 to
invest and want to know what to do
with it. She asks them to do some
homework and lilt out a form to show
what's coming an the checkbook and
what's going out. The form also tells
her how much a client has alrcad}
inv~ted and what her tax needs are.
Byrum-Ellerman's advice also de-
pends on how much 11me a chent has
to invest her monc). Some clients
want growth for reurement. some
must fund a college educauon a fe"'
years down the road.
Many of her clients also hJH'
racked upcred11 card debt oml' ha' c
plenty of mone) 1n other account\ tu
pay off the debt but don't do 11
because they don't reaJ1ze hov. much
money they're losmg an anterc t, she
says. What saddens her even more ·~ that some women finance their hfc-
.il)'ic. ith .credit cards. bu1 lad
backup fu nds to pa} for 11.
Such financial troubles kad 10 the
m1spercep11on that v.1th a v.a' c of a
magic wand she can fj, C\Cl'}thing.
"That's obviousl) not thl' case
There's no magic in it. If )OU don'1
have anything coming in the door, I
can't give you anything going out the
door."
Ariother problem man} of her
clients face. Byrum-Ellerman sa)s. as
the tendency to procrastinate The}'
ma¥ decide 10 shelve '"' ec;tments
uoul the next raise or un11l 1he kids ~ct
out of college. but before the~ realize
1t. they're a half-dozen }cari. ouwd~
retirement.
"Time 1s ont· of thoo,c dt•mcnh "c
can't replace."
Women ha,en't al"'a" lx'Cn so
recepll'e to her ad,1cc. she S3)S
When she first thought of a program
to help v.omen. '.>he "'as frustrated
that the) weren't 1n1crcMed 1n lcarn-
mg on their O\\n. "I thought. 'I'm
fonna starve if these arc tht' people
'm gonna try to con' 1nce ·"
She attributes a chan~c of attitude
to timini. A rising divorce rate. an
increase 111 women in the \\orkforcc
and climbing salaries dro' c "-Omt•n
to realize they must 1nvc I w1"el).
Byrum-Ellerman tries to make
financial education eal!al> acccsstble.
She has produced three-hour
audiotapes on the basics of planning.
''Investments on a Shoestring" and
"Money Strategics That Work." The
tapes cover home bu} 1ng. mortpge
shopping. financrng college with ta'l:-
deductible dollars and investment
cycles. They sell for $35 each and arc
available at 455-0300.
She also makes her round~ at
speaking engagements She plan to
speak March 22 at a breakfast
meeting of Women on the Mo'e at
the l.aguoa l'tlguel's Rnz-Carlton
She also is scheduled to speak Apnl
II
..., Nee_._., ..........
"-1 •1rum-Rllerman created an audiotape about Invest-
ment.
fast meeuna"a.1 the
Hotel.
ewport Mamou 18 ~t the Newport C hambcr ot
Commerce wom~n·s d1\ls1on break-
Proposed capital-gains tax cut defended
By JIM LUTHER
N Tu llftll«
WASHINGTON -The Bush
administration.on Tuesday defended
its proposed capital-gains tax cut as
an important tool for economic
growth, but key senators questioned
whether 11 would lct'd an 1mpres ion
that the tax law~ arc unfair.
Sen. Lloyd Bentsen. 0 -Tc,a\.
chairman of the natc F1n:rncc
Committee. a longtime backer of ,1
lower capital-gains tax. oOcrc:d
another reason for skept1c1 m.
ND SUCCE I
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"There 1s a "cry real danger that thl·
president's proposal "'ould work
ngain t our loog·1crm effort" to
reduce 1he federal ddic11, he said.
Dennis E. Ross. acting :is 1 tant
.;,ccrctary of the trca,ury for mx
policy, told tht• committee that cut-
ting the top capital-gains tax rate from
33 percent to IS percent "will provide
an 1mponan1 anccnll\.C for long-term ~n1ngs nnd in"cstml'nt, which over
time will hoost produc11vny and
economic irowth ...
n Bob P:ick""ood of Orqon.
\en1or Rcpublicun on the committee.
cold Ro : "Your cap1u1l-sains
propo I 1 a tcp a"'a> from the
l)CIUl\'Cd fatrnc (Of the ta~ )'stem) b} 1he S 18.000-a-)car sawmtll
v.orkcr." ra"ng ~Ut'h pins -~ h1ch
art profit~ from the sale ohtocks and
other • b -at lov.er ratc-s 1h1n
those 1ppl)ina to "~ could lead some lo. bcliC'vc that m·h people a~
1ctuna bY *Uhout PIY•na thtir shatt,
Packwood su,.cstc:d.
E11tuy·ptrC'C'nt of the tax btncfiu
from Bush's ~pOial wouJd ao to
1bout 1.2 malhon ta•PI~"' with inC"omt'~ over S 100.000 1 year. Sixty
~t would ao to those lbovt U00.000. who would art tax cuts a~111 SJ0.120 each, axordina to saatT of tht Jo1n1 omm1llft OD
Tauuon.
nul lhe 1916 au ovtthaul wu
n1el0d. QPt&ll "'"'Md~. lowe1' 1a1 ra~ for 6S years. C"onsrm and lla-Pmideat RrlJl!a ~to • • * prdtilMiill lltltman, =------=--ncr 111,IOIMt•ralel td
QM ... -...
naliJsr II=" .... ·~
Under Bush's plan. gain!. from the
sale of quahfyina investments would
be taxed at a ma~1mum ra1c of IS
pcrc.:nt. A 1nglc person with income
under $10.000 (or a couple under
$20,000) v.ould p.'.l)' no tn~ on any
C3pital anin.
The admin1 lrat1on araues that a
lower capital-pm rote v.ould induce so much investment thataovcmmcnt
tax collection would 1ncrcase b) S 16
'billion over five )t'~r The tltfTofthe
Joint C'ommm« on Ta:itauon calcu-
late the propo$31 would actual!)
reduce collcct100 b) SI J btlhon
dunng the same period
Each ide defended 11 haurcs at
Tuesday's hcanna.
"Until a t•~pa)er II ht set. the
rate of Ut~ ,, zero." 1d R°' .
"Cappini tht statuton tax rate at IS
pcrttnt will cause man) taxpaye~.
who would otherwise elect a ztro tu
raac by rt&aann~ their 1n\1Htme~ to
realize their pin ind pay some ta~:·
ROnaJd A. 'Pearlman. who formcrl)
hdd ROM'i potJIK>ft but now IS chief of staff for w Jouu ('omrruuoe on
l'uation. ackno•ledtcd hi• r .... rn
•~ nothina more than an estimate . But as for thC' adm1n111ration·1 ptt..
dtetlOn that 1 rate cut would be 1
nnm.anc:nt ~venue rat1erf he 111~ c.vic--simply do not bt teve th11
conclusion is ttalisti<'. •• Dwina lht ~en ~n ~iaa in IJl1. Mltn ca~aal-P-ins rates ~ an tWMie ..cl ahe tOCl aWtcl was ma~ WPI~ raJiled 11 triltiCMI of
aiency, and previous!) an opcrauom and pas5<'n$er service i:xecu11ve With
National Airlines and the \.l3t1on Group of "'ltzerland. will a~ume the
presidency. • • • H. HHdy Auodatea has been selected to pro\ 1de programing. spac(
planni~ mtenor design and construcuon drawanp for a new 63,000-squaf"t'·
foot faCJUty m lrvme Spectrum for Transcom )'Stems.
The move to the lrv1ne pcctrum repreS<'nts the comb1nmg of the firm s
thrtt existing fac1ht1es into ont' loca't1on The lease was nqotiated 'for
Transcom by Marl Eaton of ( old\\ell Banler an anta J\na. The new fl!,_c1l11~
wiU be locatedwmnn a-n O'Donnell. ArmstrotlJ Pllrm?~hclopmcnt in the
Spectrum. Construction for the fast-trad. project will be handled b) Pacafil
Building Industries in Irvine
Transc'om Systems 1s a subs1d1al') of the Sunstrand Corp. and handl~
equipment for passenger entertainment in commercial atrhne~ • •• Robert Bela, William Frost It Associates, professional envaronmcn~I
engineers recently received Project of the Year hono~ m the category of Public
Works from the California Council of Civil Engineers&. Land Surveyors for
theiroutstandmg work on the Huntington Beach Wetlands Rcstorauon ProJect
Robert Bein. Wilham Frost & A ~oc1ates is a civil engmttnng. land
planning and surveying lirm which has SCl"cd both public and pnvate sector
clients in the Southern Cahfornaa area since 1944 The firm rs staffed by over
300 employees and 1s based 10 lr;v1ne .w11h branch offices an Palm Desert
Rancho CaJ1forn1a. San Diego and Ne"-port Beach ••• Before a crowd of I ()()(J industf) members nearl) 200 gold. s11\er and
-1D.t111..a"'ards were d1stnbuted recent!) at the ann~I Oran1e Count\ >\d(lub
AdAwards. The lnrgest a~ardl> event of the )Car for Orange Count> advertmng
agencies celebrated its 31" )Car with th(' theme, "th1nysometh1ng.."
Three agencies dominated the t.er('mOn) held at the In me Halton Hotel
wt th dGWB from Irvine leading th<' tno dGWB paclcd up a total of 54 pnze11
including a Best of hov. form collateral des11n "'ork for Apple ( omputer The
firm also won numerous award\ form ¥-or\ on Yamaha cmusacal instrument
d1v1S1on) and Orange Count~ Transit District
SaJvatl Mont1omery Sakoda Inc of ( osta Mes:. was runner-up m a-.anJ
volume. taking home :!R awards. tndudina a Best of Sho"' in the broadcast
category for a telev1s1on spot for Phocna,·ba)Cd Valle) Nauonal Bahl Sahau
Montgomery Saloda al\O v.on rtc<>Jn1t1on for 1h telt'"IStOn worl for
Jntematlonal Hou..c of Paneakec; and pnnt ad\en1 1ni for i\mencan Founde~ Ll~. .
The th ird Best of Show a-.ard wn11 11..,cn for pnnt ad\.en1s1n& 10
Robert1/Muler/Emenon ot < osla Me'8 for the Orange Count)' Center for
Health. Robcnc;/Mealer/Emcrson was third an o"erall award \Olume. p1el1n1
up a total of 13 awards
Other award winners included Clarll Meyer Cbarters & Howell,
Huntington Beach; Ervin Advertl1la1 and Dtslr.. Seal Stach, Fonytbt
Marcelli Jollnsoa. Newport Beach, G1mnaa/Mlc ael1 AdveTttm,. Irvin<'
la&uComm11.11kat10D1hc .. Newport Beach, Lea l>fflp, f..a&una &ach. Lean('e
fr Herbert, ·Newport Beach. Leoac, Warford, toee, Ncwpon Beach Martin
Brtabrlllloff Ir A11oelates, Savant Deslf. A11oel1t100. Costa Mc\A tillu
Advm1tla1, Costa McS3, and tudlo Roe 1, Laguna Beach
The 1989 dAwards compcu11on dre"' more than 800 cntnC"S with S4 IQC"411
advert1sin& aaenc1es talung home awards
Eastern ticket holders'
plan gets court appr~val
By CATHERINE WILSON
~H ,.,_ 'llVlfl•
-..
.
Sing r charged wl h d fense frat1d
• WASHING10 fhc S1n1tr
Compan) and a ~•onnet u~1d1ar)
v.crc u d b) the '°'crnmt'nl Tuesda) 1n I $23 I million la\\,Ull or
fraudulcnll) in~t1na the pn((' ot
milital') aircraft fla&ht \imulators
The suit filtd b) the Ju ti«
()cpanmcnt charged that Singer Co
and Lin~ Flight '\1mula11on Corp.,
fabricated hiahcr co t c~timatt-s to ofT~l pncc conccs.,1ons they might bt'·
forced to make dunna contract ncio-·
uataoM with the Dcfcn~ Depart-
ment • fbc action ~u tal;en m a False
ClauIU ct I ~ 1.o1 or iarnall) filed
unckr 5eal la.~t fall m U.S l>i~tnct
Court 10 Salomo~ b~ Christopher
Urda. a former Link Flight pnct"
administrator. •
The amendC'\l complaint filed b>'
the Justice Dcpanmcnt supcrstd~
the on&1nal u1t tiled by Urda and
l Upa)cn Ap1nst Fraud.
under the Cl\ al War~ra I al
011ms C't, j)n\'3te CUILCO maj UC'
on betialf of the go'cmmet11 1f they
.\uspect fraud The go,crnmcnt 1
cmPQ'>\Crtd to take OH.·r the c~ 1f u dctcrmin~ that the ori~nal da1m
have men&
Justice Department pokcs\\oman
Am) Brown ~1d' the SH I million
claimed by the go\ emmcni 'made th
ca one of tht laf1t>t iu1t1 l>rol,llht
under lhe False I.aims ct.
UrJa's complaint, which ~·u or·
ckmS unscaled b> U. Oi\tnct Jud
Herbert Murra) at the go,ernment's rtqu~t. had a«uscd 'i1ngcr of arbi·
tranl) add1n1 a 10 pcT'C'Cnt labor cha~ onto ongmal e~tamatc:s for the
Oi~t 4'1mulators oH·r a I S·)l·ar
ptr1od.
But t~e gove-mmcnt's ame11ded
complaint onl) allc&ed pncc fraud Oil
'en contra ts between 1983 and
19 6 on n1iht amulaton and related
I projects. Lank night h d rt'C'tlVCd a ~lc-~urce fhcd·pncc contract lO
produce the m11l1on-dollar de' ices
for the Pentagon.
The imulaton arc used b.} the
m1htaf) to train pilot to Oy Cobra,
pachc, Blad;ha~~. ( hinool. heh·
copt I'), f-4 and F-16 fiahtefl and
S..S2 bom~tl.
The goHrnment's complaint
characJ that at added the phon)'
charaes to "co t c tlma1e which 1t
believed \\Crc least hkel> to be
qucsuoncd b} the 10,emmcnt or
which 1t bclu.·,cd the aovcrnme-nt had
the lea t ab1hty to c'atuatc."
The government elaimC'd tha1 it
lost S77 m1lhon a a re ''It of the
alle&cd fraud and souaht treble dam-
ages under the lttvt,plu~H" 11 penalt1cs
of SS.000 to SI 0.000 for each' false
claim ubm1ttcd to the Pentagon
· E)(ecutiv~to give up insider trade pr6fits
• By CATHY FRANKLIN
c..,.~~·
l.OCi A NGELECi-.\ lormcr boord
member of the Thnfl) drua corn pan)
agreed today to pa\ 1 tint and gj' e up
$44:?,837 1n protit\ c,1rncd b)' 18
people ~ho learned through him of a
propo~d merg1:r with P'ac11ic Light·
1ng.
W11l1am Bano~.,k\ agrl'cd to pa)
the $311,000 fine and rdinqu1~h the
profits af\cr the ~cunuts and [,.
change ( ommm1on tiled a Cl\ 11
lawsuit accusing him of insider
m1dmg
Irving Einhorn. regional a<lmm1s-
..,
trator of the EC. said an tn\C ll&!J· • • .\ccord1na to the compl3int.
uon continut'\ mto insider trading b) B no\\ k> callc-d his elder son. fad\cr
other\ and more complamts could be and \CC~ta11 and "encouraged ..
tiltd. them to con 1dcr purl:has1ng Thnfi)
.. , c:in't \Cl\ \\ho. \\ht're or ho\\ 4'tcuruies m May 1986. c1&ht dau
much ~as mooc but suffin! It to :l) ll before the acqUl\lllOn of Thrift) b)
was 'lubstanual sums. This 1s nm the Pacific \\3\ approved and announced
large 1 pan of1hc c:<lsc," £:1nhorn ~1d lo the publac
Bano"sk) 's attorney, Jame., \\ In the follo~1ng 18 da)'s. a number
Mercer. ~1d his chent entered the of peoplt:. 1nclud1ng those 1nlllall)
;;grcemcnt "~1thout adm1t11ng or conlac:tc<l. Banows~' 's )Oungcr son.
dtnjtng" the allegauon~. and their various fncnds and cm·
Tht:'agreement aw~us the s1gnatufc plO)'Cr\ earned .P.rofits of$443,287 54
of U.S. D1stnct Judge S1ephcn V. by trading Thnfty \Ueunt1c\, the ~u1t
W1l\On. He will prob:thly ~1gn 1t allege-..
tomorrow morning. court clerk Jan Mercer ~1d 8anowsky. now an
Dun> said. eJtccut1ve vice prc~1dcnt of Nauona~
Medical Ente(pmc~ did not male
an) profits nd did not .trade h1m~lf.
.\ccording to Mcn:er. Bano'")"-~
rckased a st:uenwnt that pledged h1i.
cooperation with the [(
The )tatcmcnt. according to
Mercer. read 1n part. "Three ~cars ago
m the '>Pace of a 1n&le hour. I made a
n11stake in Judgment that lau~d n lot
of gne lor mc :ind othc~."
~krler said the people: "ho made
the monc~~H· agreed tO return It to Bano~sk). >Aho 1n turn 'Alli iJ'e 11 to
the EC . The money will go m\O an
escrow ac:count while the SE(' tnes to
return the tunds to those who paid out
cash 1n the dl·ahngs
Stock prices show.little fluctuating
NE\\< \ORK l \P)-Stock pmc.,
\I.ere mostl> unchanged 111 lad..lustc.-r ~
trading toda~ after a ~·e...i'' 'i.l:\.\1on 1n
.,.Jur.h tn\CStors \\l'rC rclultant to
malr.e commitment\ .ihcad ol
ft H ·\1' '\\'St: DllJ
NEW YORK CAP! Mar 14
\\t'dncS(Ja~ ·., nwrthand1~ trJdc dd1·
.1t rcpon.
The mar"'et opened rclat1,cl~
'>trong on the heels of a hund marke1
raJI> IOllo"ing an unewelll'd 0.4
M H:\'I' \ llt:X DID
NEW YORK (AP) Mar 1•
A'IEX l .t ::\Dt:HS
NEW VORK !AP>-Sales. ' pm ive"· NE:W YORK (APl-~alH, • D m I UH· dar. price 1n<I net cl\anoc. of the I mosl day pr~e and nel chanllt ot the 10 mosl
11c 1111 New Vork SIMI!. Exct111~ uues 1ct1vt American Stock exch11noe luues. tr1d1nQ n111onahv al more lhan $1 trading nallonallv 11 mort lnan $1
time Volu LISICM 8~ Vt1unwL11tCh9
\
"i&CD 4 ff~ I ' + Ii W Corp 1417,l 91 .. -1 • ~ Inc g 2, 1 ahts m· 11 • -1 l 1 ~ + n1• e1chg , j t-
ac L I·~· '• -r • Lion~ , l "9 + • '''P'Tl.r . S 11 > -• WSI0~1la 44', I 11 -l , A~~f~~ T l· ,. 1,~ t I • T~~,.:.kp ~JI i~~ .:. ~
lt<_OfP 1, j, • + '-~lacom pf S6 6\1 +l· I• oCnlLIO I, 4 ... , t-1 l AT Ind .... I • ~M I.I, 117'• -\ andma(I< 7e 9 " + ~
oon 1. l ~~ t-• r~~·or I: ' ~.. = ,: >'enEICI I, , •S1• t ",! ~om~oCPI 63. 70 • • ·~ \ . .\SD.4Q Sl''l'9ARl
percent drop 1n rctJil ~le) la\t \Ub'>1tk
month But b\ n11d-rnorn11\g, 1he
.. , he ll>n~nc,u, 'Aa\ looling for Oat .:nlhU\lJ~n; li11lcd Jnd lhC Slod..
10 up 0 4 pt:rn nl .ind lhat helped mar~ct dnhcd lo>Acr Ill thr lal·c ot a
rehcH· conca~t the cconom~ 1s "~akcn1ng dollar >Ahllh '>UUl'Sh:d
ncrhcatmg.." ..a1 ~lfmi E. Gold· the J)O\\lh1ht) of h11hcr 1nOat1on.
man_\iccprcsidcn ur .\ <• E:.d"anh-1uo.bcr u1:ou-1uu11c:.nUUl.-b~ lhc I l'<l·
& on\ Inc :ral Reser' C' ,,nJ h1ahei'in1crt'st rate'
The report sumulat~d spcculauon ficr '1aaina J bncl rall) around
that con\umer \pt·nd1ng has eased m1dda)'. the market began drifting
and that 1nflat1on 1 beginning to "1th hlllc apparent dirl'\.t1on.
\\'SE l'PS cl DOtt'\S OTf l'PS .\'\D DOtt\S
Whtt• I Shortell
Van·HerriCk's moves .
Half ~to services VP .
Robert Hall has "'-."Cn named v11:e pre 1dent ofhorncuhural lr't'Vicc:. fo, ~
Htrrlck'• Eovlroemeetal Plant.IDs. The Hunuogu:n lkach resident U
ovtr'$Ct 850 d1ents of the mtenor l3nd'><.'ape managC'ment firm. .
• • • James Douglas Wblte ha bttn )CICC'tcd b) ITI Corp. to rccch r th
compan) 's Be t Pubhcat1on award \.\hate 1s dvert1sinJ man•r fo
Jab1co in Cost:i ~esa. . . . ... Greg Shortell ha been promotl-d to' •Cl' prC'~1dcnt of "'orldw1de salc.
Co)ta Mesa's Emulex Corp., afl clcctron1cs firm
• • • Margaret Masterson ha) been named '•Cl' president and mana1cr of tlrn
Newport Beach office of Wells Fargo Bank . .\ fouMear veteran wtth W.:.1
Fargo, she heads n staff of I 0 trust profc 1onals nnd an anve"Stment spcciah "
each wtth an a' eragc of 12 ) ear.. t"\pcnencc
The office 1s located rn the bank'' Newport Financial Center 660 Ncwp 1
Center Drive: Masterson holds a bachelor·s dcir,rl'1.· from the n1vcrs1t) of Pmsburah 1rn
a la"' degree frQm onhern llhno1s l 1nl\CrMt) ( ollegc of Law. Pnor tOJOiit •8
'he "lc>A pon office. ~he had bttn the as\1 tant man:iger of the Los An&eles a •
manaaement office. Pa1ll MeDould. former quanerback for the Dallas Cowboys, is the oth:.!f
half of the team. He as director of financml services. responsible for bUSJ:i:;:::~
development. He ~orks cloS<"I) with md1' 1duals and corporate clients who
need investment manaiement or tru t ~I"\ tees McDonald earned a bachelor's
dqrtt 1n busm~ finance: from the L nt\Cl"!>ll)' of Southern Olhform1
anended the MBA proaram a1 Ca~ Western Rcsel"\e in C'levcland.
••• l:oopers & Lybrud accounun1 and l:Onsuhma firm of Newport 8c:Jcu ~ntl}' hired Terry Golcif arb H market.II\& manager She 1s prwdent of( c'
500. i support groupfo~n)t" ounty Ptrfot 1111nrA?U<'niter:"Sh~ 1s 1Si
involved with the C. enter 500/0ranae Count\.' Perfonmng ArU trtath1 •
orpnwng comm1uec and thl' ll"\tne Jr. Ol)mp1cs orpmzinJ comnun
Goldfarb was formcrl} member.hip d1m:tor for the rndustnaJ l.cagut '
Orange County
• • • Colemu/C.aby ~rcbllectt lDc. has :appointed four oew assoc1 u.
Harold Baker, \IA,LarryClaJ11,AIA, tevenJtlUsoa. lAandJ.F.Wood .\iA
Baker IS a graduaae of c:bna..k:l We l~an Umvmny. with over 20 ye.u
expcncncc He 1s hcad of the coM1ruc1ion admin1 trauon dc~rtmcot at
Irvine firm C h1u I'> a member of the de 1gn dcpanment and 1s a gradu t1
Cal1forma Poh tl"lhn1~ ~\31e l 'n1' cr\1t\ an Lui Obispo. klhson 1sd11"C\ l•
opcr:mon~ and h.is OH:r 20 >C· t'> ot dl\~r\C: ar1.:h1tcctur'.tl expenen~ m p10,
management, prudult1on nd con .. 1rullll)n dm1n1 tr,u1on
V.ood 1s a project mana er and '" a radu:i1t of lo\toa tate l n•~•·t
Ames He also ha\carnC'd a m:i'>ter',dc:ar~'C' in c:n11neenn1 trom C"ahforn1a ''
l n1verm~ Pomona
• • • ABLE Computer .1 males ,,, DI ( ,ompa11blc l\~al am n tv .. 1l \I.
enhancemcnl p{Odul t\ 1odud1ng 1w1sicd-p.a1r tcmunal muluplc'\e~ h
appointed Du ullhu to thc f'\\\lllon ot '1cl" prc:"dcnl ol ..al~and m;uk I•
Sulh,Jncomc:\ln \BU· trnm l>1\trt~utcd I 1C'(Np vf An.lhc1n1 .a.h •
he held' an<lu\ ~nuH P<'"111111' 1n ~i1h \31e'I and marlt't1n man;ige.i.c11
• • • Cllarles Croolall h.h N'l'n ~le\ lcJ to ~" l' " the I ~&Ii p~dcnt ot h
ne\\I) formed local chaplu ot lhl \<x1ct\ ul lndu"itnal and OOiC't R,..at ,,
l roo~.tll. Prc\ldl'nl ot 1h,· """ !'.1(1n lkal h·h.a..cJ Crookall Co ":U u: .. nr
1.ou;1Jled~t lhc..<lulp1a·, :.annual mn•t1n held at lhl' H\all vr.ind C hA r
Reson 1n lnd1.in \\ell .. C ;.il1t
EASTERN
From84 f'C'\Cnue \\hen 'AC &l't hJd, to \.\Ori>.
\1ach1nl\\S lh3rgl'1 that th{ Tic'-'
\\Jgc ~aks unposc<l b\ E:a')tl'rn ~hen
tlw \tnll' hl-gan arc no\" 1hc '""""tin
the a1rhnc tnduslf')
E:a.,tcm J1d not addrc.,.. tht' \l<1tc·
mcnt dircl th. but ,poi..c m n
.\shlod . ..aid .. Our "-OI'~ ruk' arc
.ii!><> prcJ1catl·d on" hat "'e lool on. c;
andu'ltf'\ \tanJarJ\ fhc union \\ant'
to lool at u1mpanson"i bt..·t"('('n
airline \\ l' h;nc to look at the:
o~I mmctpfacc and '3' h11 th"
part1 ular JOh "'hat an· qu.lhlit•lt
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2 E'SIDE Twnnte1 Gar. SEASPRAV. HA 28A. N SBA, 38A Condo "0" .o.u .. nr 28a. trplc;, ~ 2634 l.lOO iSL!.. 28R. 1IA. 1111. Uf an 11\dry, good loe, 2Br 2Ba, frplo, gat, aeo. pool, t9fl· Pi.n. Bayrldge, lmmedl-DIW, ow. pyt Yatd ... , 8T\WApt 1500 Incl uttl 110¥9 fflg, g.,. NO peill. ... Mil y 1M ttple, yard, Sia 10, 2Br nla. w/d hk-up, 1 ml 10 1 t e o cc u p • n c y . Of Hetbor. No P9t1 1750 tufnlltled pool tennla Ute. brtte. ~ tOt 2.
& new clll'pe1, 1g Y9fd, 3 Bedroom 2, 8 th 1780, ~010 D•y• bCtl St95 te0-1722 12100/mo Af cor _:145C>-.131·1155 nonern1cr:Ml·H1••~ 11121 ... 115~17
quiet QUI;*..:. FfPIC C.,. Cod I tmn:.eu~te~ 840-2428 ewa/wtlndt --Flnanctal 714-915-1825 *lOVEl.Y 28A 18A, new nlnga Of ..-enctt NEAR Ho99 Hoapltal
Ck>M to ectlOolt Jusl wood floorund ahutt.,.__ EASTSIOE 2BA 1BA. yard, lrW1e 2144 .. IAnllW f11U11 ear~. drapea & peint. UghUnd MY 2 BR. 2 8A
llated, 1295.000. RHdy to move-in, gat11ge, lndry hkupa, new UNIVERSITY PARK·Mlll'· *JM PETERS 111' lmmecl $71! mo. Nr HUnL iNd\ 2640 wllau;:~ hkupt No WllUT/• 1·1 $582,000 CIPI & pelnt No pel1 queue Model. 3BR Luxury co~ pool aide OCC Nopet1841·5~ 1_,___ Pete. /mo.842-le29 1111 fllilllll pleue. 1750/mo. Diane 2'~8A cloaa to pool-On houM 28r 28' COl'ne( 38R 2BA redecolated •Jt -
(Cron stl'M11 -Brookhurll 142·1200 980-8810 JO PROPERTY w Ide o r • • n b •I t • ~ Upgraded. Incl yard ene petlo.' dbl ow laun· e Ltg 2BR. 2 •W. ntw MM Ill -&Pn CALtR~o:~~CH ~ll(W~~)~I~ .MG~TR75~~=~HOUSE ,!~5=~~8:~~3-=~ ~804~°'0:~~-2~!~$0 :z1JOk01~~ Elden e!oti:~7.Z~"f':0·~,. ...... .....
131-1268 NPT HGTS &rM. lrplc, lrplc, ~1hr/dryr hkup, "NEWPORT SHORES" •IU-IPTI Ctoea1olhoj)t& bet\ N~ ..... , .... patio,~ nice 322 Ogle MW carpet & dre.pa 38R 2BA community \ 4-plex EXCLUSIVE BEACH
SI llC $1025 780~768 Avell lmmed. 1795/!'10 pool/tenni1 d/w, ger. 2:~tl!~e:~wn~:t ~~ OPEN OAILV. 1701 ELLIS OOMMUNfTY
*momYE .... ' CALL 5•4·3842 S1375(mo. &42-3850 Bkr 548-3'23 78fS..4385 2 + 2, •II Mw/ln~ • REALTY WORLD • ---s.... wttw/dryr t*ups, mlefo. --• Famlly rm, big yerd. LUXURV Townhome 2Br Nwpt '""•'· 1tep1 to --.,.. 3BR Den 281 twnhM, FI P. dlhw9h.r, nrept&C9, vwy lat........ 1142 NEWPORT BEACH $1395/mo Cell 548-91&4 1'..tBa. garaoe+earport, aand, 1BR. IPKloUt 1111 ~~anlf DfW. laundry rm, petlo, 1g gatden & garage Also isf Tibe OFFEAED P• larrett a"r W/D. refrlg .. P•tlo/yerd, .,... frple, pkg IPeQe --.;;:~.. ._ 1950/rno S 1700 MC ~ enjoy our prV1 beach
Beaut 3BA 2BA, ger, geted •-------· *YUi *Tiffi* poolltennl• St 100 hOO/mo 722~&41 840-9084, 21~592-221• $1900/rno condo Prln Only 2BR l'~BA TwnhM Frpl, 544-2177/E 955-21~ Pll1Ullll &P&1m111 1BR, lrple. O/W, W/O Allo 1Bf\ 1BAS990
S 194.500 * 8"4t· 1933 SEASHORE DUPLEX deck. garage, W/D hk-up Turtle Rock Glen. 38R de-\1111 Balboe 2BR 2BA TheM ettractlv. Apia fei-hk•uP. patio, 18•0/mo ..... ~ lrtfa* •-;;•;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,.._ •BR & 2BA 3 car ocean 22,18 E PaclfJcitE $995 i-"'"ed h 0 ' I 8 · ' 1at/lett 1300 aec S o PETS '' v I e w $ 4 9 o K · Bk r mo See first then ~II ...... · exec m. !ll cu • vaulted celll,1, view. Im-lure pool tP& Private ORRY. ltvtne 1044 • 963-8377 eve 759-1104 '0184•-8722 cs.sac: & greenbelt 1 blk meculate. USO/mo petloe Of·~. garage 840,.9()&4, 213-592-22 t• UU. 1 ..... 11
•"RMI MllT _ trm pool, jacuzzi, tennlt Agent• o.k 873..()948 Of carpori In• t>eautlf\Jffy • 18R/1BA U051------:-=---
38*R 3":' .. Prl-,~'_!ftlon ""Lli--C'!" .. -..... -----13BR2BAHouM,2carger-A/C, grdnr Incl. $1800 -l1nd1caped Hltlng New ear~. carport, etc NICE Npt Hgt.I 2BA IJ8"•
.... .. .... ,...... .-an ..,_. age,, lrplc. fenced yard 854-8559 IPllTIOIW Sorry, no ~l • 2BR/28A S7eo age, laundry lac • g•
on the pool Highly up. Metro 1086 Avail nowt $1250/mo Nr Wealpartc large 28A new Ocean front, 3BR 2'•BA 1 Bedroom S&60 Split 181191, catpori. c-'ling paid No pell $785
graded-Lots of meible, SC Plaza 540-0608 111 1 2BA 2 turnlahed. Jaeunj tub. 2Bdrm w.sa $780 fan Avell •NOWI NO pe11 850-8213 or 760· 1418 tlled pttlo & morel Very lllneu lorca Immediate -condo, am• 0 1• · • ate $2750/mo monthly 2Bd 28 t hM S875 k hi ..... ""243 llght. 1how llke a model. Hla by owner 1 BR 3BR. 2BA. frplc. paUo, gar, car gar, w/d, frlge, frpk;. · 54 •• 2•84 rm • wn wal 10 bMC •vr• NWPT HGHTS newly r•
Ownr/Agl 1369,000 or Condo. den, 2• hr see. pl, pool Close to ocun, $1200/mo • 721-8508 Ill BTll min -l\.lfblthed 2BR 1BA. frplc
lse $2500/mo Call Paul tennis. $73,000 Mr a hopping No Pets LOVELY 38r 2Ba lam rm •RENTALS AVAILABLE COSTA MESA H&n. H-1M>ur 2642 dtw. patio. encl g111ge .
M 0-5324 Prlnclpals only Otvrt 842-9130·days $1150 497-1951 l/p patlol landSep-grdni •NO FEE CHARGED* MJ-1U• 2BR/lBA UPSTAIRS NO PETS Quiel Mlgh-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;o;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.."!'-~l ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; __ .;;;;;;;;;;;;;...l3BR 2~ L WOodbrld I k pool Veraallle 1-2Br 1775 & O/W, 1 ml lrm bch bofhood 1925 87~ l.aQuN leach I 048 RlnCMs,. Firms ~ ar d . I ~~e~ I a ~~e tennis prv ; 1~50/mo H 75 Marti agt M 2·n06 •,=.,~ ~~.~~~S~~ encloeed gar Avell 4/ 1 OCEANFRONT ON THE
.. "'•f1•R•-Groves 1575 $1150/mo No pell M0-1327/H 720-7852/W petlo.i•r Cableavall No $785/mo 840-8578 BEACH 2BR. den. year-n• -498-8500 --Af!rtments pet• 631•8427 IY. etirpel & drapea, etc •llYIM OIVE• 200 acres ea•I 01 King-----1.aQuna Beach 2148 L.!JU!!l leldt 2648 C.11850-1572 _ Two Madlterrenean. cus-man. AZ. $250/acre •BR. 2BA. 2 car gar. lrple. lllboa Aa•a ll&•a•a -
Term1. GOOd water table, grdnr Included, enclosed Elegant 3BR 3BA houM 1n 1•1__.. • 2Ln1.. .... .._ *lldt/S.114 If S.1 Un"·rocn ~~A209NRT 2B .. tom homes s.~lng road, trees. vrew1 Hunt & blcil yrd, w/d frig No Canyon. conv to fwys, all Ill•"' OVQ 400 Merrimac Way 1BFl-,rPt pet •u • ..,....._ "'· =~11~:fy '11~~d1p~n fish nearby 875-1887 pell $1350 5•0-9117,or amens S 1450/mo Lg 1BR 1BAApt beamed Spaclout,Qui.t,teeure Aprii.J • ~~ .... ~ 51~ frplc, gar, yrly IH
matbles, grentte & wood -(805) 887-784~ 586-•522 c:elllngs. Swedish lrple, 1BR. $610 une _ .. ___ $1.880/mo 6'&2-3443
deleltlng Maid's quer-Time Sharing 1590 •BR 2BA. lg backyard, 2 ---deck Very nloe $850/mo ~:·1,~~~.·~7'a°5 LOVELV l BR or STUDIO STEPS to beaCt1 lBA ..
tere Both have 4BA SBA-llW.U -1 II O llf garage, llreplaee, bltlns Newport BHCh 2169 548-8569 _ We wUI reaerve your apt APTS. 111 utlls peld, walk den 1'118A w/d mk:ro-
One haa a 3 ear garage I IWI , I , E. 20th St. Avl 4/ 1 -~~7~5~1• '!',d2~g_& P12ar1k1lng wve: frple, gar wiopnr. 2
$1.750.000 & th. 01 .. _ Mexico. Europe $1700/mo 548-0434 lll-4912 MATURE FEM to share 30dayafrM.onpeyment ... -v .,. .. ""'llos $1100/rno 5201 '"" home w/aame BR ofe of your lit'•t mo rent ......
hal • lO car garege (7l•) 9&a-7 l09 Broker e 3BR 2Ba condo type, PENINSULA YEARLY ~ xtra BR avail $650 Gu Paid 979-1911 Newn"ft Seidt 2669 Rlwr Open House 3118
Gtnfral 1002 $2,250,000 Call Marilyn frple, dbl gar $975 •Cute 2BR 18A upper Lg Call Liz It 873-2695 ._.. & 3119 2 t3-378-066S I , a.ii ti M0-2424 Of 121-1200 e 2BR $875, bOth at 678 baleOny 1 gar $850/mo PREFER 2 edultl no pell, OLISI Tl &LL •EXCLUSIVE GUARD• Tll IUIYILLf arrs ' ft • le•el Center St. 969-5321 •Great 2BA 2BA lower 2Br 281 Immaculate. 2BR 1BA, 11undry room. •GATED COMMUNITY• Specious 2•3BR (some fre• 11 unit at 28th/Balboa. Gar. cerpet drepet kitchen eloae lo ahops & buMI II• UITll w/oc.6n lllew) on Felrway AGWii;CGndOS (U-repalr). Also 11x delln-llOO lllTAL lllHl frple. Avl 4/15th, $925 bit In ' part1al0ly furn M95/mo 28R 2BA w/golf coorae of Newport 8"CI\ Coun-
-quent propertle1 now ~--JC_..... ~e nd new luxury VILU REl~ILS . • , 2257-61 MAPLE VlliW Flrepl~. wet ba1 try Club Gated comm. 2 Oeneral 1002 811811 FOf Buyer 1 Guide ~ "',_,. 1ownhome Dual rNlr I I SlOOO/mo yrly 67~ TSL MGMT &42-1803 m lcroweve, wshr/dryr eat garage w/atorage
... .,.,, .. 1 call 1-800-333-4100 •H•6 Mission Viejo 1067 •-••·--1 •• __. ault .. w/2BR upattlrs •BAYAIOOE condo gtd .-...6 pen1n-.a, 26-07 hkups. 2 ear gar w/xtra Frplc, w/d hkup1, pool & -·---_ --"' 2106 'li e·~ down1111rs, --_. llmPLITlllJllllL 1tOC'To Aft maintenance '"""" No-a.N~·---•nn E T ---------... f •-I 2Br 1Ba. tunny, high <*I, S I 28R A ._ ,.... ., .. ,_., .. ,. FROM your home high on p NINSULA POIN Lar•e Corner lot LITTLE ISLAND yrly. new w ... rl dryr, rp .... pat 0 Be<ber e.rpt, pool, patio, 1BR, 1BA. 2 car garage, pee OUI pu lnet 0 ~·· 844..0509 by APPi (714)&4.4...o603
a Nit you can ... pan-BEAUTIFULLY remodeled • 2BR, F/P, rooldaek, gar, ~~el o'::g~~~~J~o ~~ garage $1150. 673-9451 w/d. $825 ~weter .. $800 Beautiful l?f' .rea. largt 18R 1BA PENTHOUSE VE RSAILLE STUDIO ~~~. lllyalne"'w•:!.... .-~t111'nhee. bdNewrm heomngleanwdlthadtyeln• (o3r w1'th Vt'ewr'' w/d & lrlg s 1,400 security. Alk tor Pete or rec. room laundry rm 0 I d __,, u '· ...,_ PROP MGMT 751-27811 *llWPHT ORHT* Ellen 63l-8260 ONLY $e7s..$685 mo eun v ew guar Condo Gar . aeeurlty,
--·ntal .. • aunMt• and 4th bdrm) farnlly room & •• Wahrfreet I•••• 111. lllm OllTIM 2BA 2B" e ...... do 2 ~-· ge .. a -••• .. _. comm Poot, gym & •P• pool. ~. ciUt>hM, Incl ......... ..., 1 2 1 3bdrm 2balhwtthmas1er 1w.--•11•.1to0 ,.. ..,., · ...... r •111HIO ..... * ----•• 722-7223Leunn t""'-•• .. "/mo • .,._......,,. city light• twlnkllng below counlry k tcnen. Ire-· •-• elOl4I 10 bch Frple. w/d ~ IM W. Wlhff ''" -~ .,,,.... ...,..,
Ilk. dl.mond. Thi. pl.ces, ~ed cell1ngs bdrm relrett Large Ollll fr"' m'-o d/w & tr-·" Nr quiet PenlntUla Pl Vrly 28R t'.-'B" frple """".1-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; · · & lovely land1eap1ng Country kilchen, Family IW Tll WAm ·•· "" · -· TIL --"' .,,.,.... •~ outstanding home has• Oen G 1 1 Bear /McArthur SI eompaetOf POOi sauna S795.lncfl.l111s 722-6551 -• tndry lac carport. ctoM SanCle~t 2676
bed room• (plu1 ad-$625.000 rm · • u lrep ace. 3BR, 1•.eA Sl400tmo Albani 1 BA . 1 BA & 1ennl1 Quiet area Belboa Penlnsula ocean 122·H12 ... Ml· 1101 to Fashion It $950/mo l BR -•i 1 1 11r
-dltlonel llvlng and ~1~~~;i' 11c;!~~e:~rt~:i:, yearly. 499-2715 S 745/mo 638·0405 $1500 All! 5/1 846-9211 view. 2eR. new decor. 2 s.n, h Pehl '48Amlgo1W1y 720-8028 dUC: .. rit: J':'.~~ )!;
11or....., apace) 3 baths. Witt.._ t H I d I th h Daya. 731-7528 Eves k I I d --.. ,.. o•es. nc. •n P• nl roug out ·-1bo •PDllSI·. "* p • r n g I p 0 s . 11n••1 nair 2BR. 2BA Ouplell, frple, light management uu• femlfy room with a wet Thi• home 111n Move-I~...., I Eutalde 2BR 1•1tBA -$1295/mo CaJl722-9144 -rs. garage w/d Newport 4~2710k>flnlervlew
bar. Lowly landacaplng -REAlFORS Condlllon and ready for Peninsula 2107 condo w/pool, garage •Fabulout & unique 3BA --E'ltd• 2BA. gar11ge large Pentn~la. ciO.. to Bay
with ct\armlng patios and bJ • •.:oo last aai.11 1 mile from QUIET LUXURY 38, 2,~Ba pello. $8$0/mo Avl •11 ~~A!~~ '-:~11~ Coron1 def Mar 2622 yatd wllh pa110. wshr hk· $12507mo 111' 720-9771 Soulh ~ 2688
dining., ... thet capture _. 673 bOOO M v lake $229.900 home nr bay & ocean M6-2M8 Of 5'48-9341 -· Y · up $775/mo --1----~ .... ----the ~uti ol the lllewl 760 Jf..IY' 8•2 4321 1 302 hardwood 1100<1 Close $1300/mo. 1BR -loft 2544 ORANGE *1-•lllO* 1BR APT Frplc, dlah and lllltu. Proximity to __ ___ • ax · S1500/mo/S500 week, Eutllde 28A hsa Fned to bay/ocean t>eaehes at Aetrlg fireplace petlo F d ... h ~-... ~ •Ahft/ $"50
freew.y. N.wport 859-3679evenlngs.Open rurn •/t-6/l5, 675-92.,,. yerd & ~I garage Mini 'l· • TSL MGMT M2-1803 rig, 1 ... wu er, stove .. --. ....,..mo · v \ S .. uv 409-M StrMt Avl Aprll 1 '~ block to beleh Avail ---Incl. No pet• 645-4855 HC dep Uttl1 paid Cent« FUhlon Island Balboa Island 1006 houae 9-5 on Sall un bllnds el ok S800 lat, $2500/mo lmmed Eves-875-4896 OllY 11111 --•99·2498 Avell 4/ 1
and ~het Please can Choices Bayfront home ...... 069 CIJ)fstrano leach 2118 ..!!•tar pd M&-4902 •Lo deluice 3BR 2BA · •I•• lllO* fOfanappolntmentto-Vlewl of bay & Pevllllon Newport Be.vl I 28-A Ou •-1B" IMMACULATE. cozy 2BR !OW« unll S1eps to sand OCEAN SIDE OF PCH 2BR 18A, ger . yd lndry Frto dlahwuher ttove • this buutllul home p ... x. "' new I Yrd am ell pet-o k at F StrM1 2 ear prkng 2BR 2BA, refr1 w/d lrg rm. great loc $825/mo ind. No pell ~5:.855 Mbc. ,.entlfs
$\, 150,000. .p~91~e~oo reg~eid wt'1go *HITUTIO .. , FlllT ~rpehl & pa.lndtl c,1ose lfO $825/mo First/IHI frplc lovely patio wl d dbl gat19pool5/ ~~-r:,a218610. TSL ··GS??TVICl~ .. ~2 1603 BR 2 b'-f1 R 2706
1 .. 1100 · 2BR Cond pool f u .... ec Cr• 1 re 1 depo 72•-9909 hM1p1, $1800/mo view St mo _.,..,, -..., ""' • • 1 • .......ka o aandl ooms •r down Pacific Sun RE bid Co, I t '1 u IMC req'd S750/mo + S900 "IW lllTAL.I 2BR, 1BA, deck Lease ••-•tf 1U 1•• Some utllt lnel Encloaed ... WALK TO ... (',I-('\[)( ·,1 I .I KJ '1 '''" Servl,es. 723-• 160 wtthg.50' obmopetetellpy av"•~nl MC 213--891-3838 -11•• y1•11 • _. ,.. -gar..,.. S700/mo Aveu .. .. -J'I'\'-''~., ' -" 111·•112 N/S, no pe11 POOi, near SSSO/mo 250-8002 or ..,... -SOUTH COAST PLAZA IF-lt>\ll'\'' Must sell, by owner 4BR +bonus, 38A. Fam -t>Mch 4250 Shorecrest 850-519• ableno,i;l 780-88~ Kllch-"P'lvli.oe-
lii:IJ IU \I IOH ... • Costl Mesa 1024 $395,000 714/673-1501 Coron1 def Mir 2122 rm, lormal dining rm 3 -.-A"""V-A-IL-NOWI 48A 2BA Ln $795/mo 780-0326 ~ •EASTBLUFF TwnhH 1350/mo 845-2435 llAll IEW Ill Ill or 81912•5-7781 LRG b lght & 1 2B ear-gar on one ol Ille B•ck Bay nome New -EAS'1SIOE Apt 3BR 28A 2 ear o•r
•-· d $2.,'K BL Bayrldna D Plan. 38A •den,' 2•,ee, ad~at~ ~le";8es ·~~llSs•oS-71730055/mo earpe11&pelnt.gar Pets IMMAC38drm 281 1800 1BR amell. but cozy No pell 11025/mo yr BAKER/HARBOR Cable .. llWIPAmlT1 .__ge Y*!_..; •37""'7 ... r •-~ .... .. OK S1595/mo548-4447 IQ tt., French door• w/loll of natural wood I•• C all Mon-Ftt TV, llta cook/wan non
wv.r<> 3BA. highly upgt!!ded & w/lotl. FP. b4lamed cetl T AELLI REAL TY wanr/dryr 520 IRIS Fr .. h & clean Laundry 844-88'2 A.llit tor Ruthie amkr ernpl M 30 • $88 We'lglveyouthedownln R modlliad Mus1seetobe-S1475Nopets &40-6069 ~ •afYIEW"•••t $1500/mo 720-9986 rm a cable $550/mo _ week e.ti..545~158 exehgfora atiareofown-Homeonlg -2eornerlot lleve Alcor Aetl,ly ,--MESAVEADE .. vw n .. W"'L"'TOBCHNRHO"G ., wahlp. You make the 18th St 1 blk E OI New-7l4-975-1826 BHutlful 3BA 2 ~BA •BR. 2BA Lrg yrd Aveil 2BR, 28A, Gt El<ae. llvlng Ntw.r-28A 2BA, n.W 938-0552 "' " "' j:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.._~;;;
mthly pymla & we share port Blvd Aak lng --. w/lrplc, encl garage Nowl NoPell $1250/mt> Lower unit w/garage carpet, w/d h'llup. pvl -12000FF 111 MONTH Hotfb/Mottfs 2718
appree. Vou receive $235.000 Ownr &45-4116 •HARBOR VIEW HOMES w/opnr Interior w /d 3099 Sumaua..5'6-.3821 S.1.AOOlmo. patio, etc• $1100/mo WTllH •Lg 1Br. micro S725 -
l00% f u benefits '-lust 38R. 28A tg pool. newly h lru p 1 no pets ILIFFI Avall nowt 780-8862 Dwllng 1BR w/11ngle g11-•Lg 1Br, F/P gu pd $750 u..A llAOI
have et.an er9dl1 Agf Hunt. Beach 1040 remodeled Offere<S at $2000/mo 675-6606 MESA VE OE BUCCOLA --age a lg fenced yard )(Int Pool, ipa gar C&fporl llTll •
957-8002 Oya Ev Wknds $499,000 '852-8148/0ya 3BR 28A HSE 631 "'i"i'"oo 3BA 2BA. tarn& drnrma 2 3BR den, 21t0f}'Condo 2 WONDERFUL 2BR • loft condi tion I Avl 4/ I 1401 Super10t Me-6&38 Wkl rentalt 1155 & Up
-----·-·--Nr Edlton. LaCuata 3BR, 650-3008 evenrngs · 11 450 • gar. 11•00 Inc•.,. water & patios, c:loM 10 ac;h<>Ola 2BA. flreptace. deck no M95/mo 875-8•27 ••w•nt1l lllTil Hilo.,, .. coif ... healed
FI ND pool, •P•. RV. eu1-da-1ac ------grdnr Ref No pet 1866 $1,600/mo pell No 1moklng 703'• -•
$318K. Huge SBR -+ 310 ALISO AVE-$595 000 F8A~YULVOIEUWSS 02CBERAN2BA& Kinglet Ct 979-5278 Martha Macnab 875-3568 Nuclasua. S 1250/mo Wtlall·Ull llWI 1 2 3 & 48R y .. rty Ap1 4 pool, atepa to ocean
4BAI rV1 It $310K 4BR N H I "' G b & Elll A 11 721 87•3 2BR 1BA $800/mo HoUM Aental1 Cennery Klt"lavl 985N Coa11Hy
2BR g 2PB to c pt ts. corner 0 MC bldg c0mm Pooa & rub 1 ea ~s • Bachelor no "richen °--t111, JA Mgmt Inc Leguna Bdl •94-5294 .. A. pr\lt ytrd lllf Or Ocean vtew from 673.8900 12000 Foumiln 844-45200 " ._., ~ thtou~h class1f1ed $152K Bkr9 -8377 2nd Or Ownr67~7 HA~U HILLS. •BR lam V•ll.u 2134 BAYVIEW Ct exec condo CostlAlesa 2624 $425/Mo New carpet 87$-4 -lJllUIUOI • ::! pe<nt ate 250-8002 Of CL'iff'H'AVEN 2BA \BA. "WEEKLV RENTAL"
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24 APQ<oach
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33 As.an garb
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62 Addict
63 AStan rug
64 Tent
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66 Coose•ve
67 Goll s Sam
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30 G•eenlanders
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rm gr n be I I v I e w MARIPOSA Beautiful 39A 2BA 28A 2-ear gar, AC. Sparkling clean 2Bdrm --850-5194 eatlo, gat, etc ,.... ,.,.11 ~·Rtfy .,·rnia.._,. M•"'. 631-1400 $3000 • w/d, pool Avail 1mmed 1't·B• 1750 All ulll1 paid """' ,...... -· '" .. ...., '""" OLD COM 3BR, 831-1400 end unit, lam rm, frple, S1325/mo * 8~-9570 Garage Sorry, no pe11 E SIDE 1BR Up11air1 dMI for retired~ T • ~. heated pool
$2 500 2.5BA. gar~. 631-1400 ---l060 WALLACE Cable TV hk-up. referen-L .... 541·5308 l(ltcMnl alli fr .. brMk· W terfr .... I 11. 75 BLUFFS 38r, view, lmmed 842•1•24 8A2•4905 oea rlQd No Peta 1595 DELUXE 28R IBA St9')I feat 1250/Wk 499.3775
I Rm n:.•1 IO. Waterfreet ... et IH. =~b~ ~;1 o~:W _ 352 Viet~•• ~5-8181 10 Mnd Oeeen v.ew 2 IU WI ..-rl&.
IUL Tiii pnt/drepet/crpt /appt• E'SIDE 2BR 1BA Cottage car perk 11100/mo 4510 Witty rentats now avail
HarbOr View Hills ---1 19$0 1 yt IM 759-8048 Wcatfield Eneloted g.,age. laundry Seul\ofe 2t3-271-827t 5 140 00 wk a up »74
Oeslrat»e 3BR, 2BA nome ~.leach 2140 lac Ho Petal 1820/mo · l!H•••lff Nwpt BlllCI CM 846•74.45 on huge IOI, pool, SP• aeeurlty dep SAS-7234 -·-----Maka offer S2150/mo 2BR 1BA tise. w/d hkup, "ILIFFIWm" &PUTllll11 --Totaly reno1111eo api.1-------""'"'!"!"
Feye 858-2210 Agt 8ar No pet1 Open Sun, Protesalonally decorated Large attractive Aptt 1n a Gerden Apt or NewPort AJ)fOJC 1300 IQ. It 28R VIC.ldon Rtntab 2712
LOVELY new 2Br 28-a 1~~1~ r8.!79~!~ri~~o 3BR 2'1tBA w/Meklded ~utlful garden Mthng Hll ui:!RA 1~~ ~I M w/own BA ' ll 2 BA PALM S~INGS ll.,IXURY
condo. Mstr Br w11ac:uni. 004fl'1YatdCh& ldpe1t0 &a pr,1-:!~P;OfryG.•,::~,.~r = 8~0~ Dbl enclOeed gw oe>en· VII.LA own PoOI & ape
w/d, lrplc, pvt beach LG deluxe 2Br 28•. lky vate apa 1 ren P8 • •SEVERAL LOCATIONS mo .,.., Pool $t005 • MC Pt1Vete teMl• recquet-$1300/mo 759-8081 •• , ... 2 F/P1, Roman lub. ok Short ~ long term seoo UUT Llllntl! d. p App 0 I n I . bell on estate 0011
-1700.f nr Hunt Herbour IH lmmed oecpy. 28drm 28a sr,ecioua 18R, "•llo,,,.. men~-()()458 nearby (6t9) 327 5107 AAR•• -l!V(IJ U S 19..,../mo. Call DOUG 398 W Wiiton 631-5533 .. -•IS .. in $1200 213/860-9513 .,.,, rut-& .. -~ .... 25/rno FURN &Kn.tor ""I. Utll ------·-10 HERBST 720·3980 or --------..._ .._..... -""' .... ,...,_ ................. . 2Br2B•. frplc, gar $1690. LOVELY 28R 2.BA hN nr 780•5000 1 Bedroom ie.o Quiet, pool, ou Incl, no Incl Empt. mature Chr11-tekaadVenl&Qeof ..... ?
511Seawatd 780-8382 Werner & Graham Xlnl l"tlrli!JA..V ZBdrm 1a1 $7$0 pell• $400 MC Aveil ll•n male Pref non-TNDMl~in~
UNIQUE old COM duplex ngnbrhd. baClcyd w/lrull K:U"~ I 301 Avocado &42-9850 now 145 E. 18111 St Orlnkl srnoll• 548-9295 CStlaOCICUrdalyin fled
2BR 18A, carpet, drapea, treee. $1125 213------173-1432
dlw. encl patio. off11rt 510-05711213-378·1508 \t'\\'l 1.._'11 l't \"II 1 Bedroom M55 llWLYM.Uml r~ng r $~/mo Credit LRG duplex trl-leYel 28t 2 REALTOR~' 24 1 W Wiiton 6St-o980 28R w/gar, crpC. tncd Yd
epor1 eq d 840-2549 loftl 2t.tB•. 2 F/P1, iIUFFs COND0·3BA 1BR large ~utlf\11, pV1 ~120 Calf 1·5PM
Cost u-2124 Roman tub, Myflte, appx 2Vt8A. gt .. nb•ll. 2 pallo, tkyllghl, lndry 2221 Ptae.nUa 'O' 1710
I """""' 24001f nr Hunt Harbour pelloa. lndry, frple, i" room, carport M25/mo l iiiiiiiiiT
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ear garananp11io + deCk 9&3-8377 car ger, w/d hleup.mlc:ro, 1970 Wlllece 831-1179 1195/Mo No pet• Curt 11 -..-. · - --trpl $1400 Agt, 122-1520 131 1288 POOl/tennl• I 1200/mo 11 you c:an't tlnd II !fl c:la111° t •11111 I ... Tl • Agt 875~912 ,..,, ,,.,Ml w.... D&llnl um.. -PtlY•te Wl\t&nca, luge 1-------,----Comm. 28R 2BA, 2 Ctf =· =-:;:·~ y•td 2w~~... Mod:~
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1 1395/mo H4-<4200 Agt CUAITY 1'~302 Sharp 3-B_,,,R-.-fl,-re_p_l-ae-a-.
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58 A 38A, rurn Of' unfurn I"· rrpl, no peta paint 1925/mo. Call
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near the p.irk in H.V. Hills. S740,000. ::~.~~·S:~ :,~:.~=~~ 2::C:~c~~:~~M
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SHIPPER/RECEIVER
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lntUranc:e,aer9dltunlon llMl•lllBI• J."'25 15, 9fmlnt top . lotl81¥d/O.G.l'rwy C1rerta. Priced bllow putchHI financing 13,000 mtlel. rune OOOd -ov 1 .. 7501 .. .._ 1173.Q015 -·--· rnatket for quick ..... Cornp11t• Houae of Im• Boe*• WMel S1f,OOO and morel 1-PPIY In I*· Wiil llm'r... ' """ -Mll_...47 atter &PM. , p0rt1 a h Site 2 t3171'4 ttt-a208. eon: V7MFR 381 8EATUTIFUL SQuallty 1948 CHRIS CRAFT. 17' MjRC£0£S. . ... ......,E, ... , (5315") 1--------
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19122 Brookhurst
(Corner of Qarfleld)
HUNTINGTON BEACH
~ lue OPH ton II. Clualc RHAY to restore-Va'tl 9040 .. ana I IL . .._,.,, .... • lkend new, white, U00 ONL V S300 fOR ALL • "'7 '17 3000L lo ml (5401) new,iMllaKVl&e r.i.$'400 C.alll4o.8688 QOOd condition. S3.000 ,979CHEVY~N. h ton. Stick ahlft, 1unroot, 'll"""""L· ... ~"50t•••7) ·--T 080. MUii Mii thi8 wttndl OBO. 1173·7338 _ ~box. tlnll, 1ofabed, c....cte, (2378AT & ~ '_.,. ....., PMMIE" 81DAN -eoron. o.t u 11_ ALDO LUONGO LITHO 11U .--••g ouatom Interior, 111,000 ••• fW ~ 'IMI 300SDL,t3S,&50 (21149 auto, pl.cw, *'• lurbO "" "Morning Umbrella's" ... ,_ •-I t 'M HOSEC, (tH7) 7/tl HPLHll 11MnJ e.autlrUllY ftamed S-4300. 18' G,.X, 280 M«cury. bait ~ · ::izewlh~ ne.Ai;:s •1-llJI '17 300D,81k1Pal (3501) .. 1).311 (1 l m , 6014 120-99te :~=:·s~~~~~t~*:;-13,.oooao .s.5.a112 g •11u111111 FUllS 11111
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too lar~Ot tMng rm· Xlnt cond $225. 9e2-0S04 New engine• 198'4. Ewcel· Oauks 9045 .... "' NISSAN ·u SENTRA ..... '
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TEACHER FOR IN-YOUTH 11111=•1•IMll Men• Concord Mariner 50' Motor Yacht 1989 °wni:'· 2~9FMV8• auto-'II ·-&IL SS 722..073~ Low mllle end IOt• of H · FANT /toddler progtam. ... -watch. Reten seooo ••II Demo Broker qufttlng mat • A I -cauetle - ' ' SILE PEUGEOT "117 505 STT. I fa. ( 1 p y w 1 5 4 )
s.nta A111. tirs 8:30 to COUNSELORS Footbowd with rall., $2'400. 720.9966 bullMtt Llat Is $259 500 Runs well, need• R•lnt Full LOlded, Low mllle, 17.000 mites, red. V·6. •111).3/17/89
5:30. oeor.. In Eerty queen Ille $196· M-0·5733, L.,ADIES ROLEX white gold + options & tret9t1t f~om S2500' 549:~?20 --a~!~.:.~_!!cei, s(~~;~J.11• AJ(W DMIPUS Of 113,500. 6
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required. S.lely baMd on We have challenging poa-1rze. Xlnt cond-only '42l>O. 8911 s 1800 OBO tory. No reuonable offer owner, 289. air. radio, ex-...... YW .. 88 mi Auto (?l fHri4J) P~~e ~ ~o!~~~ • l lllPllPllTllD
quellflcetlon1 & ••-lttons open Jor Hit· uMd 3 mo, $125.00. 249·1389 . refuted. Will sell or trade cellent condition. vlnyl "1·1111 . 'BA 525e S•""' ('i8TC276) Mint. 160.000 25K mllee Bc:h 81Yd/0 .G. ~rwy petllnce. 64S-ao14 motivated people tc; MOVING-MUST SELL for pros)erly. 938-0850 . top Black & white. ~ OOl PP. II"" 370_. tll .... I ••"iiiwun-..iiiiMial 8UpeMM teenager• in ASAP. Call 873-2460 ~ lmtn.tl'Mn $8500. 8&2·2911__ .. , ... OU 85 13S1 Auto ()T I•) ....... mmllUi!ll the newspaper promo-anytime '!nss Boat/Yacht Charttrs .-... If .. ed 9100 Super lharp.muft IMI Sates -Service Toyotfa <:t'l~GT test,. 'll-.. ll'
......... ........ tlonal field. NEW DAYBED WHITE & ov RUNAWAY FOR WEEK· rw•OS ~ (2FQN89'4) exp. 3/1'7/119 Parts -LWlng em/ m, ""'""""""' aunroo • V·8, p/1--., air", cull Whla. tfyou-~ave a good Phone Guaranteed Income of BRASS. Wllh mattreuea 5-PIECE ORUM SET END. Charter Slate-Of· $1132 . ISl•l 171 =~aJ~!b~ "8'3'1 f;:t1 (2HVG~) ~ 3117189
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THE ORANGE COAST
RCll 16~ 1989
Swindling case .clouds double killings
8v JAJllr( ZJMMIRMAH o1 ...............
Several dozen investors na-
tionwide allqledly were swindled out
of SI million by a Newpon Beach
coin and precious metals dealer who
remined in criucal condition W~ after b~ and tw.o others were upon an an apparent
Initiative·
attacks
Irvine's
rights law
~
911-.YADAMS °' ..............
Armed with almost 7,000 saana-tures. the Irvine VaJues Coalition
announced Wednesday It has flied an
initiative with the city· clerk that
would overturn what the aroup considers .. special priv1leaes" beana
~led homosexuals in Irvine.
Di: initiative, wbicb lbe lfOU~ wanu pblced on next Novembers
ballot, would Ide all references to
se1ual orientation in the ,Irvine
bu.man na,hu ordinance and require
that any subsequent ordinanc:H pertatnina to sexual orientation be
a~vcd by popular vote.
Mayor Apan and the counal
have taken It upon them~lvcs to
CSlablish soccial pnvitcacs for a g.roup, of people based on their behavior, ·
said Scott Pcotter, chainnan of the
coalition.
While neither he nor Eleanor Moore, the coalition's v1cc-<:hair,
could name any special pri vileies
&ivcn to homosexuals by the July
1988 ordinance, they a11ued that the
inclusion of pys provides them with
an .. elevated status ...
Pcottcr and Moore araucd that to
last homoseAualJ in the human nahts
onbnanoc 11vcs them a minonty
status. hence setun1~ precedent for the P9SS1b1hty of affirmiove acuon
laws favonna pys.
Mayor Lall)' . A&ran denied that
contention ... What thew 1u>S I.rt alJ
about 1s to cstabhsh a license to diJcriminate m the city of Irvine," he
said. ~n said toettty has come a Iona :J in the area of human nahts. jns: .. We don't want to'° back to
a time when personal prejudJccs
dactatcd whert a pcnon could hve or
work." .. I'm not dch)1n1 that sexual d1s-
cnnunauon u1su ... aomewhcre,''
Moore said. "IJust don't think that it
needs to be protected qamst. Irvine
ts auPl)Ottd to be a mockl communny
for non-chJCrim1nat1on."
Poctttr •id member& of the coali· lion were not opposed to human r\abU. He 111d the aroup only washed
to remove the ttfcrmce to 1e1ual
onentaoon from the orchnan« be-
came t,!cau.&K it tct a da~us
piecedeftt by definina a .m1non,ty ~the behavioral choteet of its
The ordi~nce ''prohibits dis-
criminauon on the buii of 111CC.
color, rdlPOft. national orialn. t;t:tl
IF• 111u.J ontntallOD. manta ...... Ud .. yaaa bUcticapl. .. ne COllitioa ... fonlaed aat
A.-a after a City eo.ldl medlll
..... tbc ....... .._ .. ordiMnCC --~ •• ~ic ..... .. A 2* l "1°".,tT,;' oecJDlr at tbat Ci1J Coacll ldt~IMt 1Mt
.... I .. bft ...... lltouJd be
F. • .., ........ ~--.; •::.ca ..,. .. '° rminroct .... ... ........
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executTon-style attack. officials said.
William D. Kin&. 36, remained
under 1uard at Fountain Valley
Rqional Hospital, where he was
taken afterTuesdav ni&ht's shootina
at bis business, Newport Coin Ex-
Chanl!C. He was shot numerous times
in the head and chest. police said.
Killed in the attack was K.ina's wife, R~ Rllleon Kina. '38, of the Oranae
Une~pecied guest
A' Merced .. ·8en• lltl In di•
debris-strewn dlnlnt1 rOOM
of •n lrvlne tiome Wednet·
· d•'J after tM drtver acdden·
tally bacllH fter CM ttw..,.tt
the wall. P•rvl1h Mlrl·
Jah•nt1lrl told pollce die
mixed up ttte foot pedals as
the badced out of ... , *'¥•·
• ., on ...... ~ TIMt aw
r1teed iNKlrw•rds ttwo...,.
ttte w•H and Into ..ehl
Sldarlkr1 ttome befcwe ce.· lne to rest. Tow trudl *9ver
Martf atlldberry fbelowf In·
specu lite MercMe9 .. fie
prepar .. to pull It OUI of ....
house. No one was "UWH In
ttl• afternoon accident. ...., .... ,....._, ... .._
Park Acres area of Oranpe, and customer Clyde Oatts, 45, o Irvine, Ne~n Beach Police spokesman
Bob OlkJey said.
Officials declined to elaborate on ~sible motives for the attack.
Olklcy said it may have been rob-bery, but invcstigatonas ofWcdnes--
day ni&ht had not determined
whether anything was missina from
C 0 \ I IC '· 1 0 IC \ I ' \ I IC 0' ll I ' I
the shop at 4S33 MacAnhur l)lvd.
But Wilham King apparently had made enemies in a boiJer room
operation he co nducted out of
another busin.ess he owned, Precious
Metals Accumulation Corp.. or
Premaco. That operation was under 1nvesti&at1on by the Newport Beach
Police Department, U.S. Postal In-
spectors Office and the tate attorney
·general. Deputy Anorney General
Jerry Smilowitz said.
The attorney general's office filed
civil action against Kina last Septem-
ber. In the complaint, officials ac-cused King of djsappcarin.g with
precious metals and money from
investors he enticed during a
financial investment program on
national ~lcvision.
.
. The oo'mpany's assct.s were frozen.
The two sides we~ readyina to return
to court to discuss a repon by a
receiver appointed to locate the assets
of Prcmaoo and how much money
was left to pay the allcaed victim• of
the scam. which Smilowitz said was
nil. •
.. The money is ttonc. It appeared
I"'--see KIUJNGS/ AJt
Voss relinquishes
1-mayoral post, will .. .
remain on council
ly JOYCE IODLOVICH °' .. ~ .... ..-
Fountain Valley Mayor Fred Voss
relinquished his mayoral p<>st -but
not his council scat -on Wedncida)I,
while deicryina what he called sclf-
ri&l;ltcous community opinion and
unfair med ii coverqc of hts IJTCSt m
January for solic1tin1 sex on a Santa
Ana street. "l do not expect tht action wtll
propluate the more !iahleous amona
us, but l ut not doina_ it. (or .. them. Voss said at a press confefence at City
Halt
"I am doana u because l beheve at 1s
in tbc best interest of my fne1Mls.
fellow counnl membtn and the cll)
of fountain Valley."
Voss said he did not plan to rctJtt
from city pohocs or the council,
however.
the council. Burnett said the lfOUP
has pined momentum since theft
because of publicity from the mect-
i"tos1i S2, was one of 16. men
an"CStcd by Santa Ana police Jan. 30
dunna a sweep on pro1titutes and
their customers along Harbor
Bou.kvard. Police said V 09I pulled
his car to lhc curb a,nd o&red an
undercover pol~womu S20 in c1-
chan&c for a sexual act. Ori Feb. 23, Voss entered a DO cocnat ~ aftd was ontel'ed to pay
$760 ID fines. penalty asteWDtl
"/ mMle. mlltMctl.
lbroughttM
con~~supon
mYRlfMKll .
apo/Oglz~. ~,
Fred Voss
.. I cannot believe the m-.,onty of
people an this community art so
unchantable and so unfof)JVll\I that
they would not balan~ ro years .of :;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;:;=
honorable service qainst one mis-take and would not allow me to.
complete my present term on the
council," Voss told reporters.
A f'OUP of resi<knts who asted for
Voss s m1gnat1on at a March 9
couoc1l meeting wt1"C not content
with Voss's rcsagnauon as ma)or.
however.
"Tbas 1s not enouah." said Bc\'erly
Burnett. one of the residents. -we told all the council mcmbcn that 1s
not an &cccptable altemat1\-e We
want him to resign from the counCll
"He has turned th1nparound so we
art the malicious ones.." be said "We arc not the m1nont)' tr)'lna to
punish the man. ... nus is just a
mattcr ofpnoople. Ourcommitltt 1s
meeting Sunday to dca<k Yfhat we will do next'•
The group had thrcatend at the
council mcclln& to lauDCh a recall
aaainst Voss 1fhedid not ~ian from
and restatut1on and serve three years
unsupcrvlJCd probation. "One of the major reasons l did not
da5pute the ven.ion of the incident
leaked to the press and I entered a plea
of nolo contendere was to ~tan end
to the &la.re of publicity, be 5&ld.
"However, 1t ts now obVJous that aome poq>te arc not satisfied and the
publ1c1ty lS conunut.na." v oss admitted be made a mistake,
but wd he was suffic1enlly puaisbed.
"I have paid appronma~y S2.,~
in court and attorney fees. he said. .. My name and picture have been
prominently and frequently dis.-
played to the media. The names of the
other people arTCSted that same
evcnina. never a~ i~ the PfCS:'. "I made a m1Jtan. I bfoulht the
conscq_uence$ upon m~lf and I
aP<>l<>aJze to the people of Fountain
frte.-... VOSS/ A2t
Prices, pickleweed at stake in wetlands
pickkv.ttd:· she ~•d "The~ are ~d Roy B. Woolsey, a Ncwpon
thrtt out thcrt and I assume that at Beach attorney who resprncnts
least one 1 a f<'malc that's mterestcd Daisy Thorpe Picarclh. a larte land-
1n him.'' owner said the propeny is above 1e1
Investigator
wins lawsuit
against Gates By ~RT IARKER °' ... ~ ........
Gary Gonnan thinks that the
wetlands arc disaweanna, the ozone
layer as dtttnoraun1 and maok.ind
iln't doina a 'tt> good job of taJun&
caiT of the plantt.
Huntincton Beach officiab ca.n do
tMlr bit to rcct!fy some of the dalt\llC
tJ)' tttll~ aside l 2S aues aJona
hdflC C-. Hiahway for a wetland raerve. he bctle\lcs:
Louann Murray sa)s that the land.
inland of the highway and extend ma
from Beach Boulevard to the Santa
Ana River. sbouJd be saved bcca~
it't a sah1marsh and an 1mponant
nat1na Dlace for the cndao&crcd Bckhn& Savannah spatTOW. Murray is amona a number of
cnvironmentabsts ,.bo last month
dedicaltd a 17-acrc •ctlands oasis in
the a1Ta near the propttty 1n q~tion ··one mate BtldintSa""IMab spar· row sanp cvcry morn1na 1n the
wbtft ht lived and woBtd .
TM male ~ io a Toyota
l)l(kup 8R brina tc>Uaht for the de.Ith
of m ~7·)ur-o1d man. •ho lj\'ed on Udo Pait Drive and worked as a
..., • Oda~ ·s racaurant on the
-__. Hit name was •1thhcld
Huntinaton Beach C It) Attomey lc"el. 1s w~t only a fcW days after 1t
Gaal Hutton. thou1h. has tent a lqal rains and 1s not a v.etlands.
wanwna to offietah th.at chills hopc"S He also clai ms that t•o recent
of tl\c conscra11om u ·he bcheHs landmark upreme Coun ckct 1ofts
the city v.ould be c~poscd to a make it clear that 1f 1ocaJ JO"cm-
multim1lhon-dollar lay.suit 1f 11 ments ~vent owners from ck'elop-makn the area a v.etlands and 1ngthe1riand. lhcy''e aot to JlllY for 1t .
dcpri'cs landO\\-'Tters of the ri&ht to T~ Huntll\&ton lkach Cat oun-
de,ek>p the propcn). ,,.. ..... \1111LANOS/ AJJ
pcnd1na nouficauon of rtlathcs. inj~rcd dun"-an appa~nt armed "We don't have a motive," ea.id robbery 9fa coin &ftd ptt"Ctous metals
Ncwpon Beach Poh~ pokc:Jman dtalenh1p on Mac:Anhu.r Boulevard
Bob Oakky. . near John ~a)'-ne ~1~ •
The I a m. ~hootina came about Qaklcy said the 1~u were not ~'en hour:t after two p<:0pk wttt connected and that n was rncrdy
hot to death and a third cntialh tpll-.. SHOOTING/ A2J
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LOS ANGELES -A federal jv.ry awarded nearly $200.000 Wed.nelday
to a Santa Ana private inv~ .,,,ho clauncd Ora.nee Councy ·
Brad Gaan ~t ~ ... him as pert of a vmdrtta ....-a palilicaf·~ .
• The awant wu nuidc '° Ptatoa OWllorY. 44 who faced llial ad -acquitt~ ~it~ c:anyl .......
arm and 1m~_:s• oftlcict ID a J915 calt UlVel.. ~ ...... wrifr• unit eotn.._..__, Oillll.
The J\Ul bmd Olm. .... CllMIMy and lhmff's inbnr t ~
Wilder babk fof ~
Tbe Pa.ad ........ o."=I S 144.I~ in actual fc ~ $4,,000 in comocn•u.., U ,.., ___ _,Al.I
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counttno. ~ omc.. · ---AM M• &10 uch otEnwald.ne•ttopub!lc •'"9n ttam•lll,
P-lon-emohr a 10.00 lmmect6at• °'*'''1' .,. .. 548-0271 •. [Kcellertt IOCatlOn ... "11 P/I '14 M!AClDH·HN? ~l5o.'=lable. Call ..,~ tt our ANT A 139-1• 14 W.Odmo °'"' brend tor teunc111no saooo v-e. auto, p/a. e1r end aoo TO Wlttl A.IC, ~ 1540 ~ .. RMd ANA/HUNTINGTON Wht tin • ti.c. &. f73-<40M t>et-..n 8pm MON. «JWel131) exp. pnon., A.M/FM-atereo, ....._..... .._._ .. * CLERICAL '* Secty/'Typlat. Party Rentel
1tor• ·in CM. a .. ka
energetic & matu,.. lndl-
vtdull for F/T 9mP!oy•
ment. EOE By appt.
642-118'4
SECURITY OFFICERS
Work for the beet!
11&.Um,.lllm W• of* Xlllt 1>4'Y. xlnl
training & xln\ benefit•.
No e11per nec:eM, Call now. ,714.77~~
SHIPPER/RECEIVER
UPS ex~ helpful.
MecGregor Vacnta, 1631
Placentla, C.M.
BEACH ~. No IEAA8KENMOAEWMtler MW; .. w encUpm. 3117/lt ctwOtMWNele.. t1eooo ,__,._, _.. e•1>9rt.nc. ntcet .. ry l d llmond 1 old MM•. u I . Pd $1160, 1111 • 75M' 14 • 1• HH
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YOUTH Men• Concord Mariner • v h 989 owner. 289, V8, euto-722-07!t5 TEACHER FOR IN-11111--111.t , ..... ..,_ II&•""" II 50 Motor ac I 1 matlo AM/FM-c&t.set1e 'II ... AIL SALE$$ Low mllee end Iota of •x· FANT/toddl« pr~ram we""· ... ta vvvv ae Qemo BrOker quitting ' . _,' PEUGEOT '87 505 STI Ir at ( 1 PY W 164 , . .,__ · ~oott>oerd w;!th ralla. $2400. 720r9986 bullnm. Litt Is $259,500 Run• well, need• Pll. Int. Full Loeded'. Low mitee: 7 000 1.__ _... 11 .. e•p 31171-. ~-e ~~rain a: ~r~~ .COlJNSR()RS queen atteS19S. M0-873~ LADIES AOL~ White gold + option• &,freight from S2500. 549-4220 aulometlc, aunroot, . A f(W u.Ll'S Of • 113.soo ~;&:·1:s;· •v, 11"••7 •
Chlldtloocf Of' related.field FUTON·& FRAME. Queen watch. Appraised val. WJ,lhlngtOP Bayllrier tac-Muttang 196& Sedan, 1 P/lteetlng, air. (857148) Ola N(.OWllJ) .... . PORSCHE-'87 930 Tur:: ... requl~. Salely bMed on We have d\alJengfng Pos-al&•. Xlnt cond-only M200. 9811 s 1800 OBO. IQl'Y. No rMtonable otter owner, 289, air, ,.dlo, ex-....... YW Ill Lll.-U -••
quallfloatlona a· ex-ltlon1 open tor aelf· used 3 mo. $125.00 'l'efUled. Wiii NII or trade cellent condition, vlnyl 01 .. •tl 88 73Si 'uto (1Wff460) Carrera. Red Loade · ••r ,.._,_
II d I MOVING-MUST SELL 2'49-1389 f 938 0850 ton Bleck & white • '84 S?Sf 5Sj)d (2BlC2161 Mint. $50,000. 26K mires Bch Blvd/Q Q, Frwy perience. 543-8014 mo vet• peop • to or property. -r-· · 003 PP. 856-3104 lll ..... 1 aupervlM teenagers In AanS!~ Call 673-2450 Musk.al lnstMMnu $6500. 882-2911 'It ..... Oll '8S mi Aulo (IT m m 9'Hii&I the newspaper promo-''"',. loat/Yadrt Charters Super aharp-must tHI Sties -Service Toyota Celtc. GT 1981. .., ....... ,
......... IHr.IH tlonal field. NEW DAYBED WHITE & 6055 RUNAWAV FOR WEEK· Autos !mpOltld 9100 (2FON894) ell,p. 3117/89 p181'1 .}...iog171 ::::":t.~n:"~~:: v.e.• p/a, air, CUit wtll•
lf ycid1ave •good phone Guaranteed Income of BRASS. With ma"reaaes 5·PIECE DRUM SET END. Charter. State-Of-17132 • .. U800 01>0 831-8761 (2tiYG944)exp.3117/89
voice end Clln UM an & trundle complete. With power Toms and Art 34• Crealock. Pkg l2"'LF328) 11138 S245. itS.0-8733• cymbals. New. $375. d--• w/akipnar. 675-7100 • Lll•Plf-.... •o 1500 Auto Mall Dr. "' -.ndtr~!O...:o~ weel<ti-~ s•oo ,,, •••L -.. -. 62 Mer d ~... s vw ·13 suG 1600cc -· ...,.,. ,._., ..... ..., • a QUEEN SIZE MATTRESS 770-7760 ce es 8ctt Blvd/G G. Frwy lrJta Ana ange/black Interior. 8:0 • LlllPU MnA0
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CALL * 840.-8733 * Q.J!!!_ LIDO 14 o<>od oondlllon 'It aTTl OPEN 7 DAYS 2000 mlles on new 111-1111 TelemrieUng With t ti 1 r SlOOO 6059 wltraller. $950 or best 220SI FHl l•JfftlH 5 Service Hrs. Mon-Fri. brakes, sunroof, rune -... --------
PHONE PROS '-roar =· ani:_ pos-SILVER APPLE OAK din-BAl.DWIN ORGAN, fUll 2-offer. 645·2175 Spd, air, Low miles. 700 "'OO good, needs upholstery .... Siil. ...... tnntablewlt>eveledglass Air, power steering, dlsc (2GME915) : am 10•' pm •A ... ·--body w,..;k, ~-6 w/lott or ex· ltlont are permanent and ··• . keyboard w/17 rhythm l>ral<ea lamb sl<ln ....... -_,.. ..,,,,.. "'
WANTED off« .,, excellent op-& 6 chairs. Ot'ig. $4800 tun machine" $1400. SMps/Docks/Stor• midnight blue. . ,... . S1500 OBO. 846-5977 r • •. C 2 H B U 5 4 4 )
portunlty tor growth and NII S2200 obo 249-1389 CALL 548-8175 7022 ., pl-· hul> ca"" 01·1111 GEThlghe< d01111value lor VW '73 s• •PER BEETLE exp.3/11/89 " ....... ,.. y o u r p a m p • r e d " 11111 rapid edvancement. In-Te~ Bound Salel Tbi, STORY & CLARK Spinet ORV ... __ t •t""*"e avail, u' 'II..... Mercedes.Benz. Com-2nd OWMf en,glne rune EARN TOP SSS. LEAD
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PART· TIME HOllS
FULL· TIME PAY
aured van. wagon or w/4 chr1 $98. Ores•.., ..,.,.. ""..., 2IOO _.. ·• atrong h-t....:..n matnt ..... piano and bench, xtnt Newport Dunes, Newport I ... H•1tt -••• 11 Mat •1 pare House of Import• & • -......, • IN Lll•TU _... •• l.,ge aedan 11 required. $146. Refrig S295. Book-cond Sl200 640 2329 _.._,_--. Be Sure 2 13 17 14 vwy weft. Interior good -••• rw.1NW Lota of opportunity to cue & lamps 64W206 · · • Beach 644-0126 or Now you can •ttord •new MERCEDES oond. Refl•l>I• transp 8ctt Blvd/G G. Frwy
grow with us. No II)(-844-0510, Tu.Sat ·-l-1194 BMW! Hurry whfle typpty S 1200 obO. 682-710810 .1 ..... 1
PIM'tenoe necesaary, we ~ 6015 TV, StettO, Electronics 90IO lutl HONDA '88 PRELUDE. 846-4961/E 1--'--------
wlH train. 6000 Auto LH!lng STERLllG Excellent cond. Moonrool, 'II F• lllllT IT CENTER CLUB BAOIO SHACK_5.Jlna EKI BEFORE you buy, examine pi s, tilt, c:au .. 5 apd. YW C&l>rlolet 1987, all Extta 11\arpl Low Miies!
To sdledule an Interview Membership for-S11le. telephone ayslem with 6 125 used Mercedes-Benz '11 llnrllr--...... •OK-ml.-Leavtng CA . i!Jnt White, automatic, 8000 (2GY-Ce21~ellP'-3Jt1/8a
and ftnd out )'Ol.lr earning S6500. 845-5 751 or phones. BEST OFFER. and ovr resale leasing· Sliver w/l>lue leather 1"~0J •am• .. _ n __ Road opportunity $9500 mllH. Mint condition 111~8 S1000/WI< Potential. Tei.-potential . 644-0338 24" 1389 plan. Compate Hoose of (920058)$11,999 -...,....., 723-4020 $13,500 obO 72 1-9356 • marketing office sup-r New..,.,. Beach -(2GCN873) Ml 1 -• --..0 pllet. Easy~hrs. 6AM-12 ••• • • ·--n CHAIN SAW Mc Culoch Import• & Be Sate L• llAOl IMW ,....... JAGUAR 1'185 XJ6 .._._ rw.n•
Noon. No Weekends. .,.... I • ..,. 2.3 el. new S 180. Shell for 213/714 MERCEDES. IH·l lH 141·14'4 Cob at t I b I u e 5 7 K Autos OomestJc 9 300 Bch Blvct/G.G. Frwy
NO Exp NEC (213)477-3183 Toyota XTRA Cal> Uke HW 2 II JmA BMW 1988 528E S23.500. Wire wheels. Hl·Ml1
new $300. 548-4189 IMW •1• 11•• Take over lease. Like new tf.auty, 873· 1187 ,.. ..... ••AaaT IL $173.53/mo Lease ... tu .. ---• call bef0t'9 12 Noon LARGE BRASS LAMP $526.94 down, 60 mos Like newt $9,795 (920027) Call Allex. 770·949<!/W JAGUAR '87 XJS 5 apd, air, cust wl'lls CAD 1985 Eldorado.
NEWPORTBCH673-3735 l60. Shag rug 6"6' $50. (4048l3) LIMWOlllW 854-6675/H Bled< on tan, excellent (lLJL087)exp 3117/89 51,QOO mllH, orlglnll
COSTA MESA 548-6919 Ruat color chalr $75. m 6102 llPEllll YW lll·lllO 'II IMW condition. An m&lnten-13189 owner • S 10 ·0 0 0
SOUTH 0 .C. 582-1240 640-2329 ESTATE SALE • 111•1111 Delphln Grey. Sn R f ance records. Auume 875-76_5_,,.9-~--=-,-
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___ 7_4_8_-9_2_3_7 __ ~ OAK: Icebox $500. Rod!-er fi'een crpt frm home 9am-7pm. Ant. oak . d.r. ORDER your '89 or ·ea back. 5 spd, A/C; AM/FM a.. lllOl IMW MERCEDES 19n 450 SL. Bc:h BIVd/G.G. Frwy 64,000 mites, orlgfnal
TIU,_ ULll Ing chair S75 Regular Sel I~ ~ueff to 7r2em8od90e1-aet, llv rm. china, linens. ~!'cedes-Benz, and get casse.tteS..~~·i: OBO 111-IJH ..... low, ....... llent 'con-Hl ... 11 owner S6000. s.4&-2091 PAIT Tm ...... T19I chair s75. St~ln glass Ing ..... to er. 1-4 bikes, golf clubs, lamps t • ..., ea1ly bird ease rate 7.., .. A ....
S200. 640_2329 HOME STEREO SYSTEM etc. 16!'A Del Mar San Comp81'e House of Im-'14 llWll IOOSJ IMW 'II lll dlllon, 90,000 mllH. 'II mf flLll I•
full computer w/monlto; Clemente. 492-816S poMErtR1C&EDBeESsa.te 2131714 Full Loaded wow 1 . 123,500. Uc. 1ACP745. 11-8, auto, air. PI S IHf'IJlatelurulff ~s V mlH, Automatic, 8 cylinder. Daya 883-0655· Eves (2QUR759)up.3/17/89 ~ 6011 & VHS-CR w/wlreless 5apd, radial•. alloys, power door lock, radials, 'and-ends. 759.1o1a 18181 EARN $5 to$ l8 Hour. •W"'NTED·. G remote. Call 722-0735 Hunt. leach 6140 OUR 60 mo. leasing pro-p/steerll)O, brakes air power steering. po~, ________ _
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