HomeMy WebLinkAbout1989-03-19 - Orange Coast PilotSUNDAY, MARCH 19, 1989
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QI ls LA. Wen co.di Pat Riley tM ton of
BenaaN R.Oey of ,AJtGrta. N.Y.7 I~ we coUI lie
coest.. a.M I M..e loll ..a wttli ~·1 fa8Dy. II
Pat from Altoria? What It Ms
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-'Mary~ilz
Port Charlottt, Fla.
Al BOm in Rome, N.Y.,
March 20, 1945, Riley bas no
relatives in Astoria. His father,
whose name is Leon, was a
m~or league baseball catcher and
1 a minor leque manqer. And
! Riley's brother, Lee, played in
• the NFL Riley bas the best l winning percentqe in NBA
II.Ff• .. , ,..~ history, but ~t's not all .. He
• took some acuns courses m
tit ...... ICtlll oolleae, and director Robert
Towne offered Riley a role in TtqUi/a Sunrist. But
the NBA's best-Oresled coach turned down the ofter
because of time constraints. Kurt Russell p>t the put.
and Riley lent nim some of his fashionable suits to
wear in the film. Riley is married and has a son.
Q: I remember u.teai. to Wayloa Jea•• wa.e.
lie WU I ~1 at c:on1rJ ltlldola nil.. la LUitock,
Texas. My 1ilten llllak I'• cruy. WM II rt.pt?
-Junt Tmy, Andtoragt, Alaska
Al You are. The Texan, 51, worked the .. afternoon
drive" shift 11 K.LLL from l 9S8-S9. That's where
Jenninp hooked up with Buddy Holly's bend, the
Crickets. As a Cricket, Jenniap was suPJ)Oled to be on
the tli&ht that killed Kolly Feb. 3, l 9S9. But Ritchie
VaJens and J.P ... The Bi& Bopper .. Richardton, who
~ doina the same ail. pulled rank.
Q1 lt ..... ullTeiil,..uBINloe.no..,.• n. Co»1 s•. dluea • ...., nwy .-.. a..
....... It tab ..... to .. kt
-Niclc IN Blasio. ClncinnaJi
A 1 About 4S minutes -
but she doesn't do it Two
haintytists and two makeup
people spend up to two boun
OD each cast manber OD
1APina day. Blcdloe. u. bu srown up a lot sillC'e joinina
Cosbv in 1984 -she's I incbCt Wier. Bled.oe'• other
intaats: readinl honor
novels and wri~ poetry.
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9IJJI'' 11 Ill Social cyclone hits the capital
QI I IOCb I II( ti ... 'MdlJ Mil ....
Geollftte Melhedw, ..... _,... .. Seaemy of
C.--rct a.Mrt M•'NclMr. W..'t IM -.,,W to
Geoflt lurie, C!O ti , ....... c I I lde1? I wwted ror FUeraf. ... CUit ... Ada ... R-.
-SluutlfOl'f Bl'Odc. Dallas
A 1 One and the same. The da\lllltcr of an Indiana
bowl.in& alley manqer, MO&bKber, 42. was once a
switchboard operator. Sbe was a Fa~ qecutive
wbeo she and Barrie wed an 1980. Tbey divo~ in
1982. She tben.'.pursued Texas malti-millionain
Robert Most.(her, 61, whom sbe married in 1985.
Georaette. whose close friends include Buban
Bush and Ivana Trump, socs after social succaa u
ardentJy u financial success. Now,
the flashy. ~head and her nervy
ways are attl'ICtinc anention on tbe
strait-laced social scene in Wurunaton, o.c.. where sgme find
ber refreshins and othen, pucbc.
~put her FabetJt bkklround r to use. Last year, Geo~ bouaht
• tbe e:adusive ski~ company La m _., W B Ill IOI: .,. 111111 ti 111111 I Prairie for more than SJO million
-ti ... ti ..... " 11 Jt I It I ... llM. -with her husband's help.
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-Jnrnlfn-Ca.swl/, Lambm'lillt. NJ.
A: Dafoe just finished filmina a small pan in
Oliver Stone's Born on tht Fourtlr Qf July. Tom Cruite
stars in the movie about Vietnam veierana. When it's
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.... , la ik n. B,.,.,,., M,,,,_ ...... cutloll?
-Danit/It Edti"lltNt. Rode Isl/I/Id. Ill
A1 That's Ba~ BiU1npley, lAwvt It to &om 's
mom. And David Coulier, wbo tun on ABC's Full
Houu, does the voica of Animal and Bcwm.
Q1 I•• at. a.it •11 r4 Mu w-. • a.1* -f * ,..,,,.. SMn. He
_.UM a .... Mf'h• wt11n•1 t.e 6-!
-A/Int Sltlrlq. Tmy, MISS.
released later this year, the
fitm is likely to be as
controveniaJ u Dafoe's last
two -Tltt /AJt TtmptaJlon
of Christ and Misslnlppl
Burning. Dafoe. 33, also does
avant111'de theater with The
WOOltcr Group in New York
City. O.foe and Woc»ter
director Eiubetb LeCompce
live toeetber in NYC with
their ton. 6. 0Uoe loves lO
cook and bas said be woWd
bave liked IO be I dancer if be
hadn't tone into actiDI.
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career choice -. the lt:i busi-. He'1 also
an avid windsurfer. Wiauner, 29, tot the
IC'lina ~ after bis boyilb pes JooU Mk
caQlllt on Nft\ by c:baftC'e -be wu ated to
Mnd iD froGt O( Cbe Ima tbr I Cl.IDetl cbect.. ea.u.,. J*>Pk lbowed U.ecrat. IO &be
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With a new book, a hot-tour, a hit movie and even a food line ..
that premieres this week, life is finally sweet for Sammy Davis Jr.
By Jefferson Graham
Sammy Davia Jr. pmtied with ahow-
sirla. messed with drup, mested up his
family. All bccauae be wanted tbe thrill
of the ttqe 10 follow him evtl')'Wbere.
.. It Uled to be that aoi.na up on stqe
WU survival." •YI Divis, who ll"eW up
in vaudeville'• footliabta. .. I bad DO oth-
er world. That's wlMft I WU kin&. ..
The "Swi.Qain' Sammy" ~ tbe '60s
and ·10. ii a d.il&:rent man today. He ii
DO lonaet tryina to keep that llnqe
alive, and ii hotter than ever.
Hil 1a1e1t movie role. u a wile old
hoofer in Tap, i.a a lbowstopper. A new
avtobiopapby, the buil for a future TV
bio-movie, comes out in May.
Hit Clk:Mar it fW1. with curtain~
curtain CODCCltl and t.oun ol Europe,
Aultralia and the USA with Frank Sina-
tra and Liza MinncDi. He'll be home just
17 days be1ween April ad Jw.
C'a:bratina hil 60da )'elf in tbow
businea, the 6~yeu.Gld Davia 1aJ1 be91
found the ICript for survival and t.ppi-
DCll <>"illle. too.
Fcqet rat-peckina. pertyina all mpt
and bu.mint the CIDdlc at bolb end&. He
bu.mid out OD that I loaa time llD·
Now he'd ratber rad $1vtkmpeatre.
watch mcme. on TV or diab up a mjd.
niabt diDDa' of IOul b>d from a bot
plate in his botel room.
And PIS Oil ... DOW, be •YI-i.a
~ ... redrmacioD did JOU CID
lf"'ll· n.t ,cMI cu do whit you .... '°'
to do ud MW ta whla it.'"
I"llle •..., S&mmy ia aow u cme.
.... wiGiNt tllll ..-. No man tc*I
• dlllilli Md -,_. ud Jow." DO IDOle .... fJl,.,,.. Iii~
TJJill IO "'•lli1 tbiat UDlle. be
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mys ia Ida CIDdid DOW life *'J, ~
Al~ (Panv Straus Oiroa.. Sll.9'). GOil
him I mmilee (10 --May arm). •
rdatioGlbips wida WI d:aW llidl. llwnl
!rimda wt b1wl.
'1'bat ..... ,. .., 10 ,... Ill>
WllD'tme,"be.U.alaoc:Miaio.._
CD01. .. It WM I c:mricalln, Pl by 1lil
waJlide, My llabltiaa now ii. II w
Uoald meet _.. (ia 11111 a M a
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•Y, 'HeJ • ....-11111-•MWIOll ...............
DaN •,W• Ida In A, r'he ia WAI M'1Jlktill If .... ,_ IC-.
the 196S 111• 1111 ..... Ml...,
coc:aiDe and booze. and bow bt kicked
the babil&.
Divis knows it'• raw ltUft: .. 1 tried to
be as ~Dell u IDOd tuae would allow
IO that people ooald ,el I better &pprtCJ·
atiOJl for wbcft fm c:omiQI from."
Writina tbe boot. be •Yi-'"was very
painful Tbe PY &om 25 years ago
doao:t emt uymore. The PY from I 0
yelJ'l llO doesn't eEsa IDyinc:ft. And I
bope 10 )'ell1 6'om DOW rD be able lO
say that this pry doesa't aill anymore
He'• a better bamu bei.QI. a more car-i.na penoo. ..
The 1919 Sam.my lays tbe 1979 mod-
el.WU ... Pl'/ paUiaia OD U ICl" 0a\.1S
says the public uudei_... that
.. Now i1'1 'Hey. if you tcrewed up.
then you eaewed up. but we liU the way
you Roa. we like the way you conduct
younell We don't tee you aft.er the
show at tbe bu 1notina for brolds an)·
more.'"
Hil life's wort ii ltil1 in lhe .. saloons"
-niabJdubl in Yeps. Tahoe and
Reno. ibowrooms be's worbd since the
l940I. Afta' a few numben, the .)lclct
comes oC be taka a 14> of SUawbctn
Crush (his c:mrent drink of cboicc). talk.s
to the audience ud li.np tbe 11.lndards
Mr. IJqJalt,tlo. Tlw BIJ11r of tit~ Blim
and T'lw Outdy Mt11t.
Bet .......... tnditioG 6nds lum
b1Qlina OUl ia Ge. ctr.ina room, VISll
ins wtlh ft'iendl. ~I• int k:dles on •
cbeet, -U.. a ..,.,..,. Wa.ri.Dg beg·
l'1 duce pa~ be'I play dominoes or cards. or _.. Wleo movies Mtll
fiicDdl or 1181:
JUll befon. *"'· be"ll lr:not. band·
kadlief owr Ml ~ hall
boaler~ ud ..i ~makeup
la lteao and v.-. Davit iJ known
u tbe c.ty ..-: wllAu wbo rqu-
lmtj llarowl Ci"' • .s dolial ruabt
... far tbl .... .s local perform
en.. 1W1 a o 0 ri'lit trlldiUon he
1IUtl to -OG04f I SUdarOlll.tll~b"
.... Kl c ,. Ind Qartttt
no cmuw -... c:aa'" wida pedorm
en be DI*' p to blow durina month~
OD tour, or lllp& ..... the marquee.
Davia. lie ..,._ -. w. dlaaana
room ...,. "91 lllow, 1IDs !um to
"bnlta 1110.-.." ._comes bee~ .... .... ....
An. ... _,. fDf opadna and .... ..-om. ....... to hls
room IO ............ OD O'N
Gr ..... IO ...... "' .. ,. I • haa Mt· ... ,...... ... °""" lilicMt' lO Ja~_.ltt1M41). He...., u ••dliUiiluen ·
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n.n .... -., .... -.. 2M ... be-
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cause I think rve earned the 24th floor.••
Davis bu railed bold livina to an
art. Using suitcalel of pots and s-nt he
takes oa the roed., he coob for binudf
and friends. In April, hit sdf·tauabt
rookina prowea SC>et commercial. (See
acx:ompanyiaa ltoly).
He brinp vJ4eo pr, tapes and cam-
eru. Hit hotel room is stocbd with a
Ms. Pao-Man video pme in the bed-
room. current mapzfoes (Pt0ple, Ntw$-
Wttk. TirM, 'TV Gtl/M), Jarse trays of
potato chiPI. jelly beana. aumdrops, cia·' areucs ancr 10c1a.
Busier DOW than anytime in the j)8jt
10 )Cm. Davis aays be isn•t tr)'ioa to
prove anytbina -just to make a liviq.
For tbe put year Of mo~ be bu been
Jtadily OD cour with 1 lbow called .. The
Ultimate Event .. Initially, the &bow
starred him, frank Sinatra and Dean
Martin. After Martin dropped out. Liza
Minndli joined.
.. frank d«siped this tour, .. •YI Di-
vis, .. '° that we'd make four years• 111a-
ry in one. I wanted to mire~ but J
creature from PlaM of tit~ Apa.
Davis says a lifetime of livina out of
suit.cues bu earned him some luxury.
At 11t 3, be joined his father and UD·
cle Will Mutin in a Vaudeville tap
dance trio. Me appeared in his fint film.
Rufus Jonnfor Ptnidmt. at ap 7.
He's done Br<*lway (includina 00/d-
t'll Boy and Mr. WoNkrfuQ, movies
(includina Porgy and Bas and Ocazn:r '
El~). more than SO record albums.
and bas been singing iD JUabtclubl since
the 1940s.
Davis" style is so idadffiable aft.er all
~ ~ tha-1 u _ impersonation of
him is a staJ)le of eDiCea and comedi-
ans. The drop of tbe jaw and the .. Hey,
hebe," are sure6re audience-pleuers.
On the February Or&D\my awards
show, Billy Qysta1 imitated Davia aina·
ina Tncy Chapma.n•s hit. Fast Car.
Even openiQl-4ICt Oarrett does a Da-
vis impersonation. a sort of teuer for
the real tbiaa moments later .
"J do him becauae be•s eo e.rpreasioo-
able and distinctive," •YI Garrett .. He
bu his OWD walk and
own man.naians. I can
The Candy Man's new food Dne
do him anywhere and
everybody will know
him."
S&mmy Davit Jr. ia cooains this week. Thoe who know Da-
vis •Y be espocitlty en-
j oy1 beina around
youq people wbo •
mire his won. who
know the dues be'• pt.id
Ovet the decades, and
who can talk to him
without ''yeaina•• him
to death.
He'll be in Clevdaad Moaday to IDDOUDCC
hil new baltb of '"Sammy's ~ food prod-
ucts: Bui.n St. BIJ1>ecue S.uce; l lllt Rilbt Oilli
Seatoni• Mil; and Meo MUllard.
The ~-to into Ohio and Pennlylvania
stora next month. IPR*! natioaally in the fall.
1bele are all my own penoaal recipes."
•YI Davia. .. Ain•t one of than manufactured.
The muswd is ti.QI)' but not too bot. and tbe
1&1JCC bu a Dice little twua to it, but not too
much. eooup eo that you can taste h."
Pby1ically, he's a
lean. nimble pbenomo-
non. After eerious ~
comtructive hip sur-
IPY in 1981, he's ca~
dtnciftl lllia OD sca,e,
but ta1b of banai~ up
hiJ dancina shoes 10
1991, after be turns 65.
Davia• belt dilhel. llyt hil wife Altovile:
pepper ltelk and cbicteD with ipllbetti.
couldn •t atbd it and continue U'riQa tbe
kind of D:ltyle r want to bve. Tbat'• the
bard put.
"If I feel lite buyine my wiis I
~000 nedrleoe, I wat IO t.y it."
With AJtovi11. be llllli'ea I imle but
bomcy rperWoe iA Bendy HiDI.
,,.._. olDIYit witll odler~
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Dua n '•il•< .. ciam ofJOcma-
a.._ 12S ............... • lillllrJ ol ..__......_O.a'ftilaaw' s111
pool 1 did.., a 6-llat .. .._ ola
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Hil idea of retire-
ment means ~
clubl 12 weeks a year.
Or directina a movie.
Or maybe CCHta.rrin& in
I tilm with Uza. And
doina lots of travdia&.
1'bcre AR eo many thiaaa I bave not
teeD. I want 10 tee the Orud Canyon.
f\-c Dewt l*tl tMrc. r~ De\IU been to
YcllowlloM Plut. I wnt IO ID IO the
bayouaaad m.t CIJum. I wut to ,et to
bow more abOut this pllCC lhat I
proudb call ., boinL ..
S...y Davit Jr. iD rcriremmt? For
• rml'P ""Ob )II& Ola )191. I CM imtai"' it. I
cu ...... it. ad I loot bwan1 to it. ..
Aitlly ........ =·-· daiab be'D bald cmto .... "*'tdllb .... ..... , ca.iM bit .... do it oald blf..
~.Al ............... pdlMbia
Yoice .......... be oat ..... ,.
Davis did it h1$ way
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T H I S W E E K E N n• S
l R A V E L
AillllCIZiles
blilgb1wellllgs
Tips on Colorado, West
Virginia and points South . .
P1an.nina a sprina outioa to West Vir·
ainia. Cdorado or the Nnny Soutb?
The April isauea of three rqional map.
zines oft"er tips on pat 6abina. 1Ce11ic
lOUriQI and liet&MY weet.ends in Dixie.
• W•I tfaJ Wot J'llfiaM mqazine
devotes iu entire issue to ft.shins. &om
tdlina where to haul in tbe lalJest wan-
• eye to snPs>lina with 1CraPPY bluesill
and bookina hybrid striped bell in the
Ohio River. Abo included in the April
issue. it a story on .. 6sb attncton" -
old lira and lRe stumps where ftsb
love to lurk. Some tpOU art even
marked by state o8icia1s IO )'OU CU
drop your lines risht OD WJieL
• D9Nr m'llf7inc takes you oa a tour
of 101De of Colorado'• most spectacular
1princ liia, IWtina with the PQdl and
apricot IJ'OVU OD the westa'D slope of
the Roctiel. wbic:b will be in hlrant
bloom in April AJlo covered art the ins
ud ouu o( the Blaet Canyon of the
GuADilOD National Monument in
MSt<aual c..
do. It is the aiaee•a
answer to the 01Ud
Canyon, off'erin1
pt views and ant.-
rate bi.lti.q.
Funher west. tbe
mapzine 1uuests
Colorado National
Monuoteot. with
abeer-walled can·
yooa. the ranaiftl of
ucient lDdian cW-
tura and amazina
rock fonnauou. •S..1-. M...-dmt oars aa edeo-
Uc Kk cboa ol ...
clay., .... tom
O.Wwnt toN°'1b
CatotiM. Dl5srfn\ -i.Ddeed. is I a I dnead
baled oo the cenleD-
nial ol Oklaboma'a 1119 land snnt nee. *'° tbol•nda ol upiri .. IOd-
busteri t.eed ICtOll tbe new tari10ry to
stab 8armiaa daima.
Tl9C .... allo oart I '°Ill
weelrwl iD lilcW. Mia n.e ocx:asioo
ii tbe ~ feldYll. Mlrdl 31 to
A.,ni l, wbere ~CM ... oe aU tilMll
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528 S. State College Blvd ..
McMahan's
845 N. Euclid
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McMahan's
7101 Lincoln
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3165 Harbor Blvd.
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12982 Brookhurst
4
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23451 Avenida De Carlotta
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1802 W. Whittier Blvd.
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TH IS M 0 NTH' S
F 0 0 D
H E R E' S H 0 W Y 0 U C A N
KICK THE TAKEOUT HABIT
A Colorado couple bros
to bang up the phone and
make quick m~~ home,
from paza to stir-r,
USA WEEKEND radp'a Kari and
Matt 1.1ppile a:UoY aatina special
meall for frimda on tbe weekends.
But come Monday niabt. they 6nd
tbemlt.lves ti.red. Wlinlpired IDd ram-
iq for the phone to call for takeout food.
When the z.appia do mm weebiabt
meals for tbemldva. it's usually a llDd-
wich and canaed IOUp. or tbcy miabt
throw 1 l&tak or chicken on the srill
The busy wortdna cw-
pie a1ao WYI perilbabie
foods to have OD bud, but
'"'they always teem to pa'•
isb befote we ,et a cbance
to Ute them. .. llYI Kari.
.. Help! We're ,mias too
old '° eat this way. We
want to eat meals witb
minimum prep time, mini-
mum pjannin&, miDimwn
wute aod maximum
health bc:ndu. ..
food writm Jue and
Mic:had Stem know &his
"Whit'• for ctiJmar Je>o
frlin all too well.
sbo\lld try makina uncompli(.ated ver-
sions of these favorites (Stt Alicltul's
piiza tips. bftow ~ft/U).
• Deftlo, a n~ of •Isa.es. Stan
with four to six. The more you pr'ICtice,
the more you'll experiment with whltev0
er inpedients. you have around.
•a., die kJedm ...a ... ·rrtbe Zap.
piles can do that. they won't have to plan
abeld at all. Tbey'U have a cboice of a
doz.en disba every n.iaht." says Micbad..
"The imponant thina is sboppina."
Once you've decided on a pOup of
dishes. make a list of the inarcdienta
needed and plan to keep tboee itam •
ways on band (S« ~ Jd for /Mas).
Start eac:.b sboppina trip
with that list; idd to it the
ln&redienta for a couple of
d.iabes you'd like to make
that week.
Because the Zappiles I QODlpWD that perishable
I foods often So to waste, the
St.erm recommend startina
• with canned, ftozeo or
abdf41able foods; produce
and other &ab increcfienu
can be added padually .
• u.n ....... ~
ket ceHHIHcH. Get
frieadly with your alld
bar. It oonwm the malts
inp for I atir-fty • I Vqell-•Even tbousb we work
at borne and one would
think we blvc aD tbe time
in the wortd to make &ve-
c:ounc di.DDen. in &ct who
ba tbe time ud cncrlY1"
•YI Jane. .. By 6 p.m., h's
obvioulty too late to l1att
l"Olltiftl loin of port or
aft)'lbi111 very elaborate. ..
GUI EDUIS: ble side diab. and pizza or
.,.... toppinp. .. Buy the
Yet the 5'crDI me,..
toeat~diD
nen witbout a lol ol ft-.
.. AAd • lot cl tiJDll -
doD'l •• tbe .... 1biDll
for diuer," •YI Jue. wbo
IUCIHI tMl ~ ii
tbe beluty cl coaki• .. jmt two .....
Tbc ZIPP• ._. "°' .-..a.
day~ • ..,. Mic .. rl ·111ec1 oe oar
on~it11.W,..to.._
tbeJ ma tDt¥t dllir ..-1111 bJ liaill
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1llity .. --•Id IO .. IPfJllllDlitJ ct·--· l1A11f ... ,..,.[ 11ddme . ' ..... IOkil*llll' ta 1~ ....... , • ..... n.zuz1 .,... .. ,, .. ,......._ ..
spiDlcb or imuce at the
Iliad bar. Thal brina it
bome and "cuatomize' it by
edctina otl.Qla and ""' 00-iou or tuna '° mab it
bealthier," DYi Jane.
Qeck out amal1 peck-
.. ~ afood, or meau
and pcMIJtry cut in cubes or
ltripl. They're pafect for
ttif..tys. Or sioce the 1.ap.
piks like lriWa.. they can
\&IC u.n for Ubobl. add.
int oaioDa. c:bCny toma-
toes and other ~ fot I qukk
c:om•IDllL
•Mllrll ........................ ..
f« two people. diat twby ~
meat lolt • dawten or port~
..,,... die ... ,. )l'Oll cu .... turby
..... llir-6y Ge .... mbll -IO ...., ....._ .. ..,.Jae. ......... ~ 10'I
II' a lat oua ot OM axtial md re • "s t
.,_., r1.,...11. • Mir'-'= 2 2 z,... ,,.
This easy pizza is a perfect place to start
In the time It takes to order dellvtrld pm., tbe Z.ppllts cnld Hjoy 1 lloMmdt
pit -i.tatthitf and "cust0tnlud." Michael Stern tells ltow:
•
Start witb 1 prepared pim bast or dou&h you've bo1aht at 1 pim st.op.
•
Brush libmlty with oliYt oil to keep critst crisp.
•
Spril1•1t wtth c"°'91d pr11c and tltfbl for tM shnpMst pim. Or try MltMet'1
favorite cot1bln1tiotl: frozen broccoli (thntd h1 nricrowm), 1arhc and "'""""·
Jane 11111111 sa1tt6s 111 Ofliotl, edds cru•bMd fttl or pt Qttll, a sliced beJI ,.,,.,
and cartw11 Medi. Tiit toppitp ire •P to JOU •
•
Bau ht 1 450..., .. OM on 1 cootlt •tor, Mttt1 Jtt, a ttrrKOtta P'm ltMt.
for 10·12 11l11tts (or follow PICute latrKtt0tt for coo""' ti .. ).
Why you don't need recipes to cook meals
The idea of• recipe implies a c:oo-
straint to many people. •YI J11111 Seem.
.. The Zappila aond like pieopk .,
prize t.bdt 1PCM111Mity aad their i ..
~Md 1.taen it aomedllills about
1 ~ IMt 1CM1 people: •WMt if I
don'\ llllw powdaed pneer or a balf·
M lfC)Oe ol tonMrda'7° "
TM 1rict. thea. ii fbt the l.appi._ to
Ind diaba IMy ..oy lilre, Md IO ._. '°do.._ diallla ao Wdl dlilt iMy cloil"t
........... ..,.J9M.~ ...
'"°" rdlled and will be ready to citptri.
lMGl from tbete... -
Tile~--abouid toot It~ a that mo fat cook.ins tedaaiqua-tiM
• llir·fi)', llDC't tbc couplt.,. Gin •e
foOd. Omelet-Nt.1111ii~.-11-
ampk of a M that cu be wtUpped up
quickly (Md tl9e llli9e en be aaydQs
~ ...... IO Uft OD hnncl. addilll
eve. PIOft klillitity). ne-.. .--niM otc:ocWine•
procm -DOI M I Ntipe. ..
•
RECIPES ACROSS THE USA
S u r p r ! ~") c Yu i • · .~ t • : i ·
Try Hunters Ch1cki-,n
Th c No S d 11 1:/: l'./
1 Hunter's Chicken
21h pound chlci<en, cut Into
serving pieces
4 tablespoons vegetable oil
2 gar11c cloves, finely chopped
1 large onion, peeled and
sliced thinly
2 medium green peppers,
oored and sliced thlnty
3 medium tomatoes, chopped
(or 2 cups canned !ow-sodium
tomatoes)
12 fresh mushrooms, trimmed
1 cup white wine
1 teaspoon NoSalt• SaJt
Alternative
1 teaspoon thyme
'h teaspoon pepper
In a latge skillet. MUI• the
chk:t<ef"l In the otl, removtng each
piece when browned. Pour oft an
but 2 tablespoone of t.t from the
pan. Add the gattic onion end
green peppers iUld aaute until Imp.
Add the tomatoes end muahrooma
end cook for 1 minute. Pour In the
_,.end 8dd the NoSalt9 Salt Altet1wtiv•. thyme 9nd pepper. An.Im~ lo the pen,
cover and cook fOf 4() mlnut• OYer
low hut. tumtng chicken occaek>n-
ally. If desired. Mf'V9 ewer botled
rice. Makel. Mf"llnga.
Sodium: 111 mg per ..,vtng
(with lreeh lomak>el)
113 mg per MMng
(wtth cWWled low-
IOdum tomatoes)
Calories: 362 per eervtng
ANNOUNCING
EATING LIGHT
RECIPE CONTEST
WINNER
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Pie3Sd'l! .rillf: Ne":• J•!r·~·""
LO·CAL CREAMY
LEMON SCALLOPS
Va -1/a lb. bay scallops
1Yz tbs. minced acatllons v. cup diet margarine
1 tba. cornstarch v. cup low fat milk
1/1 cup low fat yogurt
2 tap. fntah lemon Juice
Dash Tabaaco sauce
1 2-ounce can, sliced
mushrooms undrained
1 tba. bread crumbs
1 tbs. parmeaan cheese
Salt and pepper to taste
Cover scallops with water In
a medium saucepan. Brtng
to a boll and simmer for
two minutes. or juat untll
firm and opaque. Drain.
saute ecanlona In
margar1ne In medium
aklllet. Mix mllk, yogurt
and oomatan:h. Stir Into
scafffona. Blend well,
reduce to low heat. Add
scallops. lemon Juloe and
Tat>uco sauce. Stir In the
undraJned muahrooma.
Spoon Into Individual baking
shells or a caaeerole.
Sprtnkle with crumba and
cheeee. and plaoe under a
broiler untll brown. Creamy
acallope may aleo be eerved
over puta. SeMt8 two
(doubles well).
TH l S
F 0
Start with starches, add the items below
The simplest way to get
your dajly dose of the ma.-
JOr food srou,ps is to stock'
o • up on ••your basic st.areh
bases," say food writ.en
Jane and Michael Stem.
And what the heck are
those? Dried or stuffed
pastas, rice, baking pot.a-
le>e$, Engl.ash muftins. pita
bread, com and f1our tor-
tillas, pizza douah (refrig-
erated an a can, p~
formed shells, bought
from a pazza shop).
·10 other words. any-
thing you can put other in-
pidients on to make a
m~. '' 11ys Jant.
To~teod shelf-life, the
stuffed pasta. breads arfd
pizza dough can be
wrapped tiahtly and
stored in your freeur.
Next. aJways keep es..
sentaals Or\ band (Stt list aJ
right). An adequately stocked kitchen
should have most of thea it.tms. pven
leeway for pcnonaJ wtes. If you like
Chinese food. add sesame oil. hot oil
and sprouts~ for Mexican, add cumin,
pickJed chile pcppen and salsa.
Some of these foods wiU keq> indeft.-
nitely; others will last several week& if
properly stored. Keep thjs list bandy,
and replenish supplia when you abop.
Kari and Mau Zappile keep moti (,/
the buics on band. .. But we doa't know
how &o put them &()ft'lher;• •11 Kari.
The Stems pve • few ewnpla uslna
pu1a as the .. bue lt&Jdi'• and tome of
the oOter iqreclie.nts )OU eee here.
Micbfld'1 fav<>fite fast 6x is ptilla
con t11lio ' olio: six cbopped prlic
cloves 11ul&d in olivt oi~ theft &Oiied
witb bot linau.ine, Whidi be CllS u is Of
with a litdc P«rmesu cheett.
Jane mu.a a DHOOk uuce by ldd-
ina Oortonzola (a creamy Italian blue
cheat), a cbopped tomalO or tomato
purfie and bail (&ab when in teUOn)
\0 bot noodles. .. It'• just~."
Convenely, •YI Jane. if you bavt
leftover ~lable or meet llir•fty,
mate ~ or .,.rs biir ...-;
toa 1G(lnher ud ad ..... owrnilbt.
.. Now )'OU bavc IC> iDeiD. ud die kMly '
flt noodles Mlorb 11111 atn---. • OIW,_...,.........Mft:°'"'
iws. -•lrll oeiw. ICJIDllDel, wbo-
v;.. ... --.... brOCcOI& -olcoune. ,, .. Mil ....
• ,,..,,,,, •• d ... ,.., 14.
Stock'''' kttd11 with
tht111111ati1ls
Canned tuna, ch11tk cblcktn ,
buns (p nto, kidney, wltltt),
beef and chlcktt broth
• .
Cnntd plum tOflltoes, totttato
pur6t, sprapttti sauce
•
•
Buttu. of iv1 oil, vt1ttablt oil
•
YiMPt, aoy satet,
Worcesters'lrt sauct
•
Onions, wflolt Mids of prf ic,
freslt If• root
•
Dritcl htrbl, spiels, salt, pepper
•
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•
1 EVERY AMERICAN HAS THE RIGHT TOA
• QUALITYCAR
2.
You want a car that will start every morning.
You want a car that will age well. And give you years of
satisf:action.
You want quality. It's your right. Undisputed right.
Quality is also the first commitment of the carmaker.
Without it he becomes morally and fiscally bankrupt.
Chrysler Motors has no intentions of forsaking this
cornmitinent.
Since 1980, Chrysler-with new leadership and a new re-
solve-initiated Plw a., Quelltr Pro11w invoiving every
member of the work bu, every rm of management.
Chrysler has ccmpleted 5 millm hours of worte-training,
enrolled 26. 000 employees in quality sdros and put 583
quality teams in place.
The goal: to top the quality of the imports. It's an.
ambitious ~• but far from impossible. Results are already
showing it Ts";ithin reach. Cocporate quality indicat<n show
that, CJV« the last 9 years, Chrysler-built car mi truck
quality has iaqroved 45%.
Lowell rea•• During the same 9-year period, Govem-mem rec«e1s allOW that Chrysler bas the lowest mnee
safety recall RC«d ci any American car company ir passen-
ger cars registered b' the '80 through '88 model years.
And <Ml' the last 5 ~ ~ than such paninent
imp<.-ta as BM'N, Panche and 'klvo.
3.
CHRYSI ER MOTO
get' 7-year or 100,000-mile i:rotection against outer body
rust-through.* The plan covers every car, trudc and minivan
Chrysler buikls in North America. and now it Odldes '89
Jeep Vt"hides. 7 /70. unp-eceden1ed when irnoduced ... and
unsurpassed today.
~ Chrysler breaks new ground again. Wrth its new
Crptal Ker Oww C.. "••• that ccmea with the Chrysler New Yor1H. It is a remarkable~ It~
the entire car ilr 5 years oc 50, 000 miles. It <XJV8"8 engine.
powertrain, air cordtming, s . rust, . ~ything right down~ doc. t:crAn
you have to do-is t* care ~ normal mairaenance, aqust-
ments, wear items-and ~tin the gas.
Not even Rolls Royce or Mercedes Benz can match this
warranty.
ANNOUNCES .
4. THERIGHTTOASAFE VEHICLE
5*ty is a right we all ~ not just br ourselves. but i>r
our families, too. That's why Chrysler has COOllllitted enor-
roous resources and talents to buikling you a ~ car. And
that coounitmett has talei hokl;
... Chrysler Motors is the first American car canpany to
offer elr ..... • 1t1nd1NI ••8'••1d. And by 1990, Chrysler wilf feature driver-side air bags on every car it
builds in the United St.ates.
. . . Ewry Chrysler-built passenger car has over 30 ~ty
ieatures standard ir '89.
... By l99Z Chrysler will have spent 440 million dollars on
testing to learn how to enhance your~
... Chrysler Motors has a l1fetr lhle1411 Prtl' ... from
design through ~ 5*ty amponeots are identi-
fied by a saf!ty sbieki, so everyooe at the factory knows its
impm1ance to~
Thia guards against the ma.ttunctm of critical
it.ems ::1 tnJes, wipers, steering systems and start-
ers. And is ooe of the Jrine reasoos why Chrysler Mota-s
has the Joiaat awraae peramage of s*ty-related recalls
tr ID)' American car~
5. THI MINT TO ADDRlll GRIEYANCll
If you hlVe a wnnttrmateci ~ with )QU' car
~ JOU have 111 impartial ear ready and willing to listen to
~ tide d. the 1COrJ and this comes at oo cost to you;
1'11110•1• •• Aitlt ....... ..
Thia Aatib.-Boent coneilta of three wtina members;
a local Qlltonw ~ a t.edmicaJ expert and a penoo
from tbe puer.a pllJk And not ooe d them ia aftiliated with
Cbtj*' ID llfl W1J
Al dee•·•_. by the Board m.se the action to be
Ima bf die d1 r'u or CbrJ*r' and the time by wbidJ the
ICtim Jllllt be talm.
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Can Sunday's 'Brewster Place~ and a new
image help put Tyson behind her?
It is lunchtime on the set of black top with cowt neck."" bilsY
the ABC sjtcom Hmd of tht 'pants. aensible runnina sboea.
Class. and the cut-except for Really, she protat5 several
Robin Givens -seems patJy times, .. I'm a normal person ...
relieved. As her colleques rush But sparrina with Tyson in
off to an hour of freedom , she public has left her u tiahtly
stands alone, a sliaht 6111re all in auarded u Fort Knox.
black, tuging at a bi& silver Pinrung her down to a time
cross han&ina from a chain and place for tn interview, for
around her neck. instance, is a job for Jama
"OK, where do we do this?" Bond. For days there are phone
she says in a bol'M voice. With calls and vape promites from
the bid press she's had lately, her publicists. The Anal com-
like headlines proclaiming her mitment is made just one hour
"The Most Hated Woman in before the interview, a sum-
America," it's clear interviews mons by phone to the awt.Ak
are at the bottom of her list studios. Tbe pound rU1ea: 9'e
T H I S W E E K E N D' S
TV
But she knows the needs to will not talk about tbe deW1I of
repair her badly tanered public her maf'riaee and split f'rom Ty-
imqe. Two new TV roles this son. And IOOO it•s dear sbe•a not
month should hdp: the A.BC too keen about dilC\&lliat much r"" imacine at a pmti&ious
miniseries Tht Womtn of Brew-of anythins from her put. school anybody booh11 an)'-
sttr Plact, airina Sunday and Her earliest rnemor(? "Oh. body. even if they felt tblt way'?
Monday, in which she is billed this is a funny story, .. sbe says rU let you IMM'r the question:•
with Oprah Winfrey and Cicely britbt.ly a sbe sill. cloldy moo-But she doesn't. Periodically tbe
TY10D; and the ABC movie Tht ilored by ~. pmonaJ us.istant retuma to the subject, uaable to
Ptntltow.u in which she starred and • publiast, at a table tn the let it 80. ••1 WllD't booed at in
earlier th~ month. lludio commimry ... , mnem· CC>lks. That wu 1 lie ...
Givens' future is fnulbt wi~ in • ~ · · ·" Q She •JS she was wapopular lo
peril. She'a It the tunlial poi6t TI9eD ahe Msi&ates. The.~ eot1tee becaute, U a IS.year-old
of superswdom -or disaster. tant shoots bet 1 look. biouna freshman, lhe wu too Dliw to
She wanu the world to foraet she's on daQllT'ous pound. Oi-6t in with the fist. bard-drink·
her sensational past with Tyson vens d~da sbc benet ~ 1d1. ina coiJcsiate crowd. AD .. CMr·
and reco&niu her u I talented "I'm 101''1 to repel bavtn1 told IChicver and dallk Type A per•
actreu with a normal private this story. h'U come t.ck to IOMlity" from 111 3. Givem
life. And she's tryina hard to ftt haunt me. I'm 10 WllY no.." found the needed l80l'e dlan IC>
into the role. llt ... lflt ... •••'t" adcmk INU..• to ... bJ.
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T R A V E L
Weekends are check-ii tile
for the best hotel lsgailS
Special rates aim to lure non-busin~·tmvelers
Weekend travden can find some ttr·
riftc hotel deals if they cbeck out rates
and pickar bcfcm ~in.
S.viop can averqe 2S percent and
climb to SO percellt off weekday prices.
'1be touabest niabts for bo&ds to 6ll
beds are on ~" becaute tbe lu-
crative businea ttlde it on weekdays,
says Ace l.anaban.,u.ind:vstty expert.
Most bolds oler weekend pechr
that may include low Illa, entertain-
ment or ruu Aila instead of rooms.
They'll turn up in ldvat.iJementt in
lbunday"a aod Friday'a newspapers
with.in a ·30().mile r-.dius of the city.
Allo, modcnJdy-priced bold dWm
that bill 1.bamdva u .. luxury budaet ..
-no frills. aood quality-are prolifer-
alina around the USA.
ln ,enera1. the batpim will depend
on where you•re willina to ao. You11 ttt
beiiet deals in commerciaJ c:ancn
wboee hotels cater to busiDal travdm
but need to stay open OD weekeada; in
"ol«aon" citia (Miami ia July, OU-caeo in February); and in locationa
where there are more hotel beds than
vilisort to Ill them. Ex.ampla: Denver
and Colorado Spriast. Colo.; SL Paul,
Minn.; Pboenlx, and Florida's pWwi-
d~, ICICOrdi.na to the newUett.er, Tr~nds
'",,._Notti lnddry.
Wbeaewr buUeel -toft. deals will appeu. Tbe bell way 10 IP01 them
ii in tbe ~ or lbrolpb ·your
travd-.ent.
EYCD if they're not adwnilcd. no
om tboWd have to pey full price for a
~ room OD I WC I eod, bllilu QU.
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ctaO traveJ .,eat David Orr ... Try to
neaotiate o"er the phone, don't just
like what~ live you. Hotels have
quot.IS, and Ibey want to tell rooms.
Ask if they have a corporate rate or a
special promocion like a ~ rate
or off-tea.10n rate."
Can you ask for a corporate rate even
if you're not tnvtliOI on bttlinen?
"You awe can," •YI Jim 8wtJa. anoth-
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pen:ent full and the front desk clat is
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Jet you walk out of there."
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ID the peckllC ••
Two .. luury budlet" botcJ prica:
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TON) bave roonu that •vaaee 8bout
S-40 per nitJu at 18' propenila in 3S
states. Their botds have no raaaurmu
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comfortable rooms. At an tdclo4 bo-
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\ PASSIONS
Mad•uthats
They're tops this spring, from fashionable
straw toques to funky styles for guys
Fashion's love affair with bats is an
on-agiin, otr-apin thing. Ri&tn now it's
on -and beating up.
Styles range from dultcll> st.tm dllc:
Straw boaters, admiral caps. veiled pill-
FASHION
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box hats,
even som-
brcrM.
~LUT
Polka-dot summer hat.
SI{)().
RIGHT• Toqw. 1115.
Beth from
Lord &.
Taylor.
Hat fanciers such as Princess Di, pop
sinaer Debbie Gibson, Marilyn Quayie
and author Tom Wolfe pve the trend a
boost. And wide brims are bot because of
concerns over sun exposure.
What it all adds up to: A jump of l S to
20 pen:ent in hat sales this aprina.
The ~nd tracea bide to last sprina's
fashion shows in Europe's poshest coutu-
rier hoU1eS, says V. Cuey Bush of the
Millinery Institute in New York. That's
when faabion aot a linle ahead of what
women wanted to wear.
"When desipers like Lacroix showed
their fussy creations. and then the minj..
. skirt feU on its face. everyone jumped
back to I classic k>ok. The acces.tory tben
becomes very imponanc Scarves, jewel-
ry and, of coune, bats."
Kata alto tot help from Marilyn
Quayle: While Democnta uy her hus-
band is no Jact Kennedy, ber inaup:ral
appearance in a toque evoked memories
of Jadd~ Kennedy, who populuized the
pillbox. (Mra. Quayle's hi~ you11 recall,
went ftyf111 in tbe twirt of Ronald Rea.-
PD'• depWJll belicopcer.)
One more reason bats are back:
They're a simple way to let you be you, or
tr'f on an eye-atchina new look.
-Women are mlngless afraioof
st.anding out in a crowd," says Bush.
"They want to be diffferent, 1nd they can
express themselves with a hat."
"Hats today act as sort of a prop to
create a different mood," says Frank Ol-
ive, a New York hat desiper wbote cro-
ations have crowned the heads of Joan
Riven, Carol Burnett. Diana Rod; Rita
Moreno, Ivana Trump and other fash-
ionable ladies.
-vou have to have an attitude to wear
a haL Decide what mood you want -
serious. mako-believc. Hats pve you one
moment of indjviduality, a third dimen-
sion, a sense of who you could become .
h's the most personal sutement of your
wardrobe."
.. Men love women with bats," adds
Chicqo desi&ner Raymond Hudd, be-
cause they make women look mysterious
and seJty.
And what do auys love to WQf ~
side? Popular now are funky thrift-tbop
styles from the '30s and '405. or offbeat
hats that make an Individual sutement.
says Chip Tolbert of the Men's Fashion
Association. For insiance: Country sina-
er Dwi&ht Yoeka.m favors the cowb<J'
Stetson; Tom Selleck. a Detroit Titers
bueball cap. And the Panama atraw bat
is a perennial favorite. ...............
... StJlel: Boleros, fedoras, pillboJtcs,
ioques. boaten, sailor hatJ. bia can-
wbecls and tmall Chanel berets.
...... Asymmetric:aJ, tculptured VI.
strtttly round or squared-oft:
... Accllla· f1owen and fnaita in abun-
dance; cocktail bats topped o« with
featben or silk Sowm; veilina for a de-
mure touch; polb dots and briabtly
striped bowl.
IJJ> Colin: white. red. navy, bllck and
ecru in combination with brisbtJy ~
ored bands. The IPrina palette iftcludea
stroQI colon: vioJet. red, Nile peen and
summer prden colon: dahlia and mari-
JOki. for cwnple.
... Pric:el: Expect to pey S..O to $60 for a
hat in mOlt department s&ores. •YI one
Mjdwatern buyer. Hilb-end ~
bats in ipecialty stores ao from SllO all
the way up to S«)O, ........... ,..
.., Consider tbe ~ of your face. For a
round face. dM>Oee a bat tbat swoope
dowo on oae lide to '"cthM me look.
An ovaJ face cu weir almolt uyt.bias. A
square-jawed 8lce lbould look for Ill ir-
reauAlr line to breU up 1be jawtiae.
... A hit tbould It leM'dy over dae fbl..
Im pan of )'CMlf crown tad paefeelllty be
worn at 1 llipt tilt for 1 mace aanctive
look. A tih draws \ht eyes up.
... The ctOWD thou.Id be I{ leut u wtck u
your cbeekbona.
IJJ> A hiah crown maka a tbon womao
loot lhoner. A abon woman .-ad •
ICC't an Upniept brun like a~ bat.
•Tall women lboukl pick a bat witb I
shallow t1'0WQ.
IJJ> Try OG the hat in a MLknll' mirror; '* 1 hud-beld mirror to Ill .U ..._
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• 700A> of westerners have credit cards
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Strapped for money, state and local l()Vemments are tumina
to private indusuy for servic:a. In two yea.rs, government
spcnd.ina to enlist private bdp will triple to Sl billion. .
Local aovenunents are "desPerate for solutions to repair
crumblina l'Olda. collett --and auird their overcrowded
jails," 11ys Janette Mitchell. editOr of Alftl'l'ican City and COWi·
1y mapz:ine in Atlanta. Projects around the USA;
• Tbe 8ridte Co. in farao, N.D., is collectina quarten from
drivers on its privately owned bridte over the Red River.
• Boston UniVenity, a private ICbool, lakes over the Cbe!sea,
Mass., tchools this rprinalO curb their 52 percent dropout rate.
•The RW'IJ Metro Fire Depanment Corp. puts out fires for
the I 30,000 people in Scocudale, Ariz. .Estimated savinp over
a public fire depanm'Cnc $2 million.
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If cboolin& aJnOft1 Jane
Fonda, KatbJ Smith and
Debbie Reynolds t1 too diziy-
ina. how about I penonaliz.ed
exercite video?
PalODal ltDCllo-uainet Joy
HiUins will dailil a .-.. of
aatiles -b JOU and demoDJuate lban OD I vid-
eotape. You pick tbc music.
MPeoplc are bored with the
videos on the markel They
want a say as to what goes
on," says Hiains. The trainer
even bas special exercises for
people with health or injury
problems. Cost: SI SO and up
at Fitness to Go. (617) 964-
9565.
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Don't panic. Alien lift forms aren't lakiaa over the produce
sec1ion at your supermarket. but exotic new ~are.
They are sproutina almolt wcctly, and tome produce sec-
tions bout up 10 JOO items. Look for:
• Finnish potatoes -to tasty they don't need buner.
• Chinese pun beans that pow up 10 two feet Iona.
• Cactus leaves -used chopped in Mexican stews.
• Black radishes with a sharp, pw:wmt Oavor . .... ,. ......... , ... , ..
The newest panache for at-borne parmets is edible ftowen.
includint violas, nastuniums and nwilr>lds. .. It makes a reau-
tar salad more fun to eat, .. •YI r.mda Nonb of PandilC
Farms in Summertand, Calif. A sift ftower butet. witb recipes.
IS $37.90. (805) 684-9468.
So you madt your destina-
tion. but your IUl(lle didn'L
Believe it or DOC. that's un-
usual. Leu than I percent o(
bles eet 1o1t ~ tbe way. Ia
cmea,mcia. moll airlines
will advance YoU S2S tOr mil-
plleed aoodt witbia 24 boun.
After 21 days, ,OU could tel
up 10 SI ,2j() if YoU cu pro¥t
the value of your bdonli•
Meanwhilt, here are a h
pl8ces 10 besin your teareh:
•Timbuktu. .
•Under the ...... han-
dler's feet.
• Sc::onlboro, Ala., Where T cl
W Undaimed B ... Outlet
and tbe Unclaimed •• I
Cenler buy uadlimed blp
and their coneeata <lilll• uo-
.a) and raelJ It blrlain
prices (SlS b IOOd 1-..e). _._...,
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By llae May. tbc Mc0aalld'1 ia IM IDWD w Fon LaUder· •
dale MD reopea 10 lDChldl I ICMilom cornl IMt mw. up
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las1 Yft', up from 1547 mil-
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wltoJ.!s-alt«MJ.
"Today tbert's no looln' a
sti&ma about cbanaina jobs
and llk.ina your skills cite-_
where. The temporary m-
vices industry is openina op-
portunities for retired profes.-
sionals, students. second WllC
eamen who don't want full-
timejobs.
.. Tbe o~ clencaJ seament
is still the larJest.. but now
thett are services providina
temporary relCIJ'Cben, mar-
ket.en., 9CCIOUDWltl, easineen
and 'Kbaici•m
1lMn allo are edJ'°"' ee-o&ota• and computer pm-
snm men. One temporary
..-cy WU able to llJ a re-
q\lell b I staust.ical typist
who Wiii fluent in Portupae!
"Maay bwiwws are in
tJ'UlitioD today. Tbey'V'C .,.
... IO Ille tanporary belp 10
ill 10P executi¥C 11ots. but
tbtt is lbll an ui.pped re-
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Oprah Winfrey star s iii
revealin drama on ABC
LINDA
KING
America's top talk
show host Oprah Win-
frey loves to read.
"The Women of Brewster Place"
was one book she loved .
"I read the bQok while I was doinf,
'The Color Puryle, my first film,'
said a much slimmer Winfrey. "I
wanted to be Mattie Michael. I
called Gloria Naylor (the author).
and had her on the show and told
her what I wanted and s he
laughed."
Winfrey does get her opportunity
to portray Miss Mattie and turns in
a stellar performance.
Her £i rst success came in getting
ABC to buy the piece, 11even though
it was thought too womanish."
Karen Hall wrote the screenplay.
"The Women of Brewster Place"
is a revealing four hour two part
miniseries Sunday and Monday,
(March 19 & 20). that looks into the
uaar-. It ,.
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airing 8und8y Md Mond8y,
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Introduce
Early Evening Speclalsl
Jesse. I'd ltke to offer our customers a speclal
menu between 4:30 and 6 :30 p.m.
Chef Jt>ut> Sun~ Gino. How about Pa$ta of the Day;
Chicken of the Day; Stroganoff and Sand Dabs
-strved wrth soup ot salad, rolr&-tmmnrnd
fresh vtgetables.
Gino: That's grtat. Jessel We'll grve rt to our customers
for S6.95 , .. The Complete Meal. We'll stan If
right awayl
428 E. 17th Stre~t,
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THE ORANGE CO 75 CENT S
DAY., 1
' Newport Beacn rea.dy for spring break
Bal\l/ee.k
crowds a
no show
on 1stday
ly LANCE IGNON
Of ... ~ ..... s...
Figurina out where students arc
goina to go for Easter vacation as
about as touah as chasms tuna. At
least that's the way Ncwpon Beach
Poljce Lt. Don Chandler sees it.
''It's like trackana albacore.
They've got a whole ocean to hide an,"
he said.
And wherever they're hidina this
pre-Easter weekend, it apparently
isn't on the BaJboa Peninsula. which
an years past bas drawn mobs of
boisterous and sometimes disruptive
rcvelen to so-called Bal Weck.
Maybe it was the partially overcast
skies. Or perhaps tbe rowdies sot the
word that Ncwpon police were ready
for\bem. Then apin, maybe students
decided to act an early stan on their
studies.
..Nab...
WbateveT the case, the crowds were
bdow avcraec. no matter what the
time of year. Whteh was fine wath
Rick Masters. ~ncral manaaer of the
Balboe Inn .
.. It's nice to have a httle peace and
quact. No more nots," Masters wd.
rcferrina to a drunken crowd of pany-
goers wno mobbed the ltrccts and
threw beeT bottles at police two )ean
aao durina Easter break.
To ward ofh similar brawl. pohce
blocked traffic to the Peninsula on
Friday and Saturday niaht to all but
residepu and business patrons. They
(Please lff CttOWDS/ All
.
Calm w~ek anticipated
ly IRIS YOt<Of
Of ... ~ ..... sc.-
lt's be&un.
Spri~ bttak has amvcd, and
authoriucs in Ne\\<pon Beach arc brac~th~wds of people
exptded_ to ct?1f verge on the popular
coastal city lb.is week.
Yet despite spnna break being
kJckcctofrtbts year Wlth St Patnclc's
lny, last year's rather civ1hzed Easter
week an N2:;rt Beach appears to
have pum some confidence into
police, h cguards and ~nfront
hoteliers., who SI) they don't expect
many problems and that the) arc wclJ
pttpared to bandit any that ansc.
"We've bad enough cx.pcnencc
over the years to make the nccnsar)
pttparauons," wd Bob Oakley.
Newpon Beach Police spokesman.
Polwe W1ll patrol the beach areas on
foot, and in all-terrain four-wheel
drive vehicles. Oakley wd. Police
also plan to set up a checkpoint u
Balboa Boulevard and 1.Sth Street to
prevent noisy cruisana and mau
gatherinas alona the popular tnp.
authority to 1et 'UP a ~int if
traffic conditions arc so 1evm= that
emergency response vehicles would
have trouble aiettina throuah.
"We can't arbitrarily Kt up check-
points without traffic coftFllion. ..
Pohce Chief Arb CampbeJJ said.
Another city ordinance aims t.o
prevent cnnsma by prob:ibitinc •
person from COMinl-tJf .-cMctpoillt
a second time ilUix hours.
Police decided artier to set up the
checkpoint Friday and Saturday
mJhts thJS weekend and aext week·
end. The chectpoint may be be.Id
dunna the week, too, dcpe~ Oil
the crowd and ~ther conctitlODI,
Oakley said.
Staffina of officers will likewite be
played by car ... If there's more people,
W"C11 ~ more oeoole OD the beach," · Oatley. •'lt's-all bued oa
need and bow thinp So·"
T.,....ef? .. ntne • llttle sun whMe relaa-
lfttl at die Newport Pier p.rlrlft9 lot •re
ffrOlll leftJ Joe Mlllray, l.ol'I Sorenson, :'hw
..., ..... ,...., .... ...,_
Ta,IOr, Slldl At .. s, J . J. H"tlhes, M•e Otts, AIJ:il•y aralthwalte and lttdl Johnsofit, all of Costa Mesa.
People will be allowed past the
police bamer only 1f they arc resi-
dents or customeB of businesses on
lhe PeninsulL
A city ordinance &1"'es police the
'the NationiJ w~ · Suvice p~icts mostly sunny, hazy days
alona tbe Coast throUlf\ Wedneeday.
with lt\lh temperatures int.be mi4Mll
and 70i and lows in the micMOI and
mad-SOI. Some late niaht and mon-
ina low clouds and fot aft c1pected.
The city hfeauards will im ... mcnt
.. summeT-type taftina.," said Craia
(Pleale ... •A04/A2)
I
DEA ag€r:1ts nab 3 men in Mesa cocaine sting
ly LANCE tGNON
OlefWO.., .... SUlf •
Federal drug aacnts pos1n1 as cocame
customers arrested an Oranac Coast buis.-
nessman aod two other suspects Fnday naaht in
Costa Mesa and 1e1zcd $600,000 worth of the
white, powdery .dru.a. a spokesman for the OnJa
Enforumcnt Administration said.
The arrests ~re made in a sttludcd
parkina lot next to a small complex of offices at
730 W. 19th St. after two men allegedly tried to
sell five kalocrams of cocaine to undcrco-.cr
aaents, DEA spokesman Ralph Lochnd&c said
The •nts also searched an apartment at
an undisclosed address an Orange County and
discovered another kilo of cocaine . .\IJ told, the
drug.s would fetch an estimated $600.0001fthe)
were M>ld by the gram, Lochndge said.
"It was fresh ofTthe boat:• he said. adding
that the dru~ were wrapped in their onainal
shipping matenal.
Most of the dozen agents who pan1c11>3tt>d
an the raid left the ate on 19th Street to search
the apartment and pos tbly one other locauon
Three aacnts sta)ed behtnd to watch four
suspects -..ho stood hand~tfed an the parkina
lot. One of the uspccts was later released.
Those anTStcd on \Upteaon of conspu'IC)
to sell narcotics included Joe Miner. ""ho
operated an office tn the four-unit complex.
The othert"'o we~ Cuban native Raul Lopez of
Garden Grove and C. Fernandez. who 1s
onganall}' from Columbia. Lochridge said
On.la ~ts ~ Miner's offic:e but
found no narcotics. an •nt at the ec:eot said.
Locbnd,c could not confirm af the apartmcnt
-.hctt tt\c acktiuonal lcalOIJ"&ID was found wu
Ma~·s
RK'hard Fontana -.'ho owns the complex
and operates Ramon:s Hair Fashtons in tbe
front of Jhe bu11d1na. gud Miner tw bea:a •
tenant at the location for at least five years. He
f~--OMIGS/AJt
Days for Coyote Canyon dumpsite diminishing
Facility to open in Bee Canyon
ly 808 VAN EYKEN
Of-~'-S...
It was smelh and ron1ro~ef'\1al 1n
11s heyda). and ll attracted bards -.1lh
bad "habits. but the old Co)ote
Can}on dump$tte 1s headed for
grttner pastures when 11 1s cl<>Std 1n
the near fututt.
located adjacent 10 the upscale
commun1ttes of Newpon Bea h and
Irvine. the 65}..acrc landfill raised a
considerable stmk several years qo
when Irvine officials and residents
complained that toxic chemicals -.ett
lcach1na out and thrc1ten1n1
aroundv.-ater. Then there was the
maJodorous methane ps that Stt~d
from the dump.
County officals. wbo run the dump.
1cd the teach~blcm wnh a
scnes 0 we s and un una
dams. And The Irvine Co.. -.h1ch
owns the land on which the dump 1
localed. contracted ...-ith a orthcm
C1hfom11 encTSY firm to capture and
hanlC$S the met.bane ps. ••tu h 1s
now used to ~nera1e electricity.
The 105-foot smokcstatk that had
to be built to da penc: na~n o-.idcs
from the methane l"CCOVC'I')' plant
raised some e)cbrows in the area. but
e'en that•~ faded away.
.. The pblnt went into operation and
cv~bll\I was aa~ 1n publi hear-
1n&i' said Paul Brady Jr .. INinc's
as 1 tant city manaecr. "No'body
raised an ovttndit11 concern."
Wti.t's m~'1he dump' days are
diminish•na. .. Whtr the Bee Can}on landfill an
El Toro 1s ftl4y, -e wtll cloec Coyote
an)on,.. said frank Bo~n.
dirtt10t Of the county' Wasu Man· ,rmen1 ~m ... r can't ld1 you
• cuedy Wlla tMI wiU be bet'a'* we
arc still anvol"ed an sealina the
bottom of \M new faC'lbty to prevent
lcach1na. It could be as early as June.
or 1t could be as late as AU,\&St. ..
On&lnally. the landfill was to be closccf earl) nc~t month. but delays in Prcp&n-':'J tbe 8cc Canyon silC for
wa te disposal led to a m -moath
e'tens1on on the closure. ··wr have some additional ca-
pacity there. so we arc able to keep it
open long enough so that its cl~
will co1oc1de with the openina of the
new landfiU." wd 8oW"Crman.
In scncral. nobody has much aood
to SI) about landfills. Bowerman
obsttvcd. But they have one ~
ad,antasc that bcromcs apparent
when they arc doted.down, be uid
"You can't build anythina oe • foont~t~b«auw-t11e-1Mctu
too soft. )OU can't put a foundation
an." he said ··The only thinp you cu
do wtth a landfill SJtearecooven it to
a park. or a aolf course or some ocbet
open pace use. Resideatl ~
shoukl be \Cl)' haPP>'. about ~
There rca11)' IS a bCDdit to IMkills
land unfit for bWJdi ... rve ...
U) lftl this for years, but I doll~ ta.iM
an)'onc bas ful!}' ~ ~ ..
lrv1oe Co. offiOials I' a -at OM
ltmc lbat • pf coune _ .........
tima&cl)' be built on tbt lllDd&ll. °""' It lS dttomma111e>Md.. ., I IPD'R
mantaid Frideynodecitioelilld.._
made.
.. We hne no deflaitc--." liid
Ron Hoovcn\ ::S"Z: ~ '-11-.. fot t.be ll'\'lM 0... a wblidiary Of IM Im. <& ""Ollr ~ ... ..,,. .. ,. lilliW• ~ ..-oc. INt she ClOUl1 will ..
tM ;lend b I !!'9* fll )llml
they cover at~_...,,
llr•YOKOI ..............
rn.e dree1s of offshore oil drillina
on lbeaa.. environment are usulilly
IK>l •~Ill as believed and art mhilMeil by oil c:omc-ies. a consult-
ant &Adantic Richfield Co. said last wee~ in Newpon Beach.
Strict tovemmental rep1'tions, oil spill pc:eveotion measures and
constant teplacement of equipment
are .some of the sieps taken that • . reduce the impacts on the environ-cau.se. of t~t. l don t ~Ilk ~1r ment. said Dee Chamberlain, senior em1ss1.ons wall bea P.roblem, be said.
oontultant for ARCO's cnvironmen-Accidents ~nd 1mpa~ can .be
tal 1eienccs department. ' redlJ~ .~Y .'~ cnvuonmenw
f\anbermorc, oil drillina oper-plannma.. ~b1Ch incl.udes me oflow-
ations don't seem to be ~tina the 1mpect.dnlhna matcnals. ~safety
coatinually arowina fish population, rcaulauons. and. updated equ1pmcn1' be said. Chamt¥rtain wd,
City ae.ders in Newport Beach and Goo8 response plans are also
other cities on the Orange Coast have crucial. but .. prevention -that's aen~l)'. been opposed to offshore mos! important," qwm~rlaJn said,.
drilling for both environmental and . SuU. Qlamberla1n said the 011 aesthetic reasons. !ndustry 1s not solely to blame for
But Olambcrlain who addressed 1m~ts on the ocean. Any of man's
members of the Ne~rt Harbor activity in the ocean -be 1t fishing or
Arca Chamber of Commerce's oil drilling -will affect the cl\viron-
Marine Division last week. said the mcnt. he said.
potential for offshore drilling here .Yet fi~heries. cc;mtinuc to <X?CXist seems remote because the area is not w1tb 011 . dr~lhn1 operauons,
viewed as being rich in oil. Chamberlain slid. The Gulf of Mcx-
Oil i.s most abundant ofT the coast ico Fisheries Resource has coexisted of Santa Barbara and points farther with the oil industry for some 40
north. Chamberlain said. Orange ycan, and fishermen continue to
Coast resident~ probably don't need. tcport large migrations offish in the
to fear oil dnlling off their coast waters off Saf\ta Barbara, he said. because "the potential isn 't that -In fact, the barnacles. ataae and
great." he said. other organisms that grow on oil
The equipment used for offshore structures in the ocean actually feed
oil drilling vary from anchored drill fish and helps the sea population
ships to semi-1mmcrsable oil wells flourish Chamberlain said. and stationary platforms and islands. Asked then if he felt news reports
The oil is transported 10 refineries by exaggerate the hazards of off~hore
tankers or pipeline. drilling. Chamberlain replied, "Some
Oil spil~s from tankers have prob-do, yes." H~ indicated. ht: felt ~he ably the biggest effect on the environ-media provides more 1nformat1on
mcnt -and on the public's cmo-from drilling opponents thtn from
tions. Chamberlain said. "They are the oil industry.
messy. They arc unwant~ ... h.e said. Informed of Chamberlain's com-How~vc~. the da,i;nag.anB "!!pact ments. a leader of environmental
from ~p1lls_1s usually transient, and f.:OUP Save Our Shores scoffed:
1s pnman~y ~ danger to birds. That's not what fishermen say," said
Chamberlain said. . group president Beth Leeds. "There has never been an impact, . that we know of oil spills on the Beth .Leeds. a L:ta,una ;Beach rcst-fisheries' population, .. he said. dent, said ocean mining kal~s the fish .
Even the now-fa mous 1969 oil spill She advocates CJ?Crgy effic:iency and
off Santa Barbara only produced a energy conservation so fossil fuels can
short-term imP.'lcl on birds found be phased out of use.
covc(Cd with 011, Chamberlain said. "Congressmen and senators arc "There are no lasting effects from passing bills left and right for protec-
thc Santa Barbara oil spill or others ti on of the environment," said Leeds,
like that," he said. r who just returned from a week of
Drilling fluids and cuttinas can also lobbying in Washington D.C. "The
effect the ocean since they are oil people should rcali~e they should
discharged into the sea, Chamberlain start phasing in other types of
said. energy.'' ·
DUMP
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The process of closina a dump is
complex, according to Bowerman.
.. You're required to file with the
state Waste Management Board and the Water Quality Control Board." he
said ... The procedure calls for be-
tween 4 and 6 feet of earth to cover the
landfiJI. The recommended compo-
sition is I foot of compacted earth,
followed by I foot of clay. and then 2
to 4 feet of soil for growing whatever
1>lant cover lou use. At Coyote Ca_nyon wc wil have a total of6 feet."
There have been numerous cases
nationwide of landfills oontinuin& to
leak methane gas Iona after they arc
taken out of service and covered over.
But at Co~ote Can)'on. ps produced by the buned dump site will be taken
care of as long as it lasu, officials say.
"Laidlaw Gas Recovery Systems
will continue to operate the plant at
the site as Ion& as there is ps beinft
generated/' said Hooven ... It wi
probably oc 20 or 30 yean before it's
all spent."
Coyote Canyon Landfall has also
figured in another quality-of-life
ISSUC.
The Metropolitan Water District. which operates the nearby San Joa-quin RC1Crvoir, recently announced
that water quality problems wett
forcing them to consider drastic
action, such as placing a cover over
the entire reservoir. Part of the problem, according to
the district. is the flocks of waterfowl
attracted by the dump. Droppings
from the birds womotc the growth of algae which, in turn, feeds a complex
web of life that presents a 5cnous
water quality maintenance problem.
The distnct is studyina the prob-
lem, but preliminary ffndinas io-
__ _.di=· caae that closin1 the dump may not
ave muc cffccton waTct u tity In
the reservoir. district spokesman Jay
Malinowski said. "Even without the waterfowl. there
are still significant problems with an
open reservoir," he said.
Even if then: arc no birds, the
di11rict may still want to cover the reservoir, as it has done with several
others, be said.
"That body of water is first and
foremost water suppl~and with
rcs(>CCt to that, our ob tioJJ is to maintain the quality o that water
supply throvgh whatever means arc
necessary," he said.
And there is also no guarantee that closing the landfill will send the birds
packing.
.. The question is still whether
tcnnfoation of the la11dfill will have a s~ificant impact on the amount of
bard droppings beinJdepositcd in the
water," said Brad Htlucher, a district
spokesman in Oranac County.
Fred Bottome, a Ncwporf Beach
resident whose home overlooks the
reservoir, said he believed the birds.
m~IY. seagulls, wou!d chanac their
migrauon patterns to include the new
dump.
"l think the bu'd problem will improve by about 90 percent.." he
said.
But he said he doubted birds were a
major issue in the question of whether
to cover the reservoir.
"I live very close to the reacrvo1r,
and if.t~e bi,rds were dcfccatina larae quanuucs, l msurcmydeckwouldbe covered with droppings." he said ... ,
doubt that I clean up more than three
spots a month."
Bottome and other residents
strongly oppose covcrina the rcscr·
voir which, they say, would tum the
lake into an eyesore.
Hiltschcr said the district ex,pccted
to have a draft environmental impact
report ready for public rcveiw next
month. The report will address the ~uestio1ts ofbirds and-the effeet of the
c O!ina of the dump, he •id.
CM woman aies after car crasli
A Costa Mesa woman died Satur·
day about 26 hou'1 after 1 car
srriasbed an to her vebidt u lhe tried
to make a left·ha.nd tum ont.o a street near the Santa Ana River. Mallie Oarri10n 65, wn pro-
BOUaced dald at :l:4s p.m. at Faun·
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••11•r crowds •r• afloat th•n on die be.ch M 14111.Street on die•••••~ on first daJ of sprl"tl brea
BEACH. you have a little alcohol lhi•ed io.. N~ Pier area. "Don't drink and swim; .. he cau-Ah~ ti.id bis 16-room SaiUnn
FromA1 _ tioned. · normallyfilJsup ontheweekendsaftd
farmer, ~nne saftty oOicer. Farmer provided one more warn· that he dOC$D't expect any onslauaflt
At &cast every o~cr tqwcr f{om the . ing -skin is another thina that may -of addttional business dunna the
Santa ~a Ra ver Jetty to Coron~ dcl not be well conditioned. .. You sec coming week. ·
Mar wall be manned and seven Jeeps ""'me nasl" sunburns•• he sa1·d. . . wiU cruise the roast from 6 a.m. to t O ""Local real estate brokers said they Masters said the ~boa Inn s 34
p.m. every day. Farmer said. Ad-haven't been flooded with requests guest rooms and J4 suites arc almost
ditionally, three patrol boats will keep for beach rental homes. since most of ~I ~ked _for th~ next two weeks
an eye on things from the water. the oceanfront property is rented on We re full, he said.
But like the Police Department. nine-month wmter contracts. The last time Ncwpon Beach
"we'll adjust 11 according to conccn-"I don't know how many P,COpte experienced any rio10\Js activity dur·
trations o~ people and the weather." rent by the week. any more,' said ing spring break was in 1987, when Fanner said. Colleen Chamberlain, a broker with hundreds of youths hurled bottles
farmer said Easter week is not Villa Rentals. and attacked a police cruiser near the
necessarily the busiest tjmc for life-"Wedon'tanticipate any problems Balboa FynZone. A police officer was
suards. but that the holiday produces at all," said Hclanc Joy, president of slightly injured in the mclee.
us own special problems, such as out-Associated Realty Service · of New-Newport Beach polke these da s of-shape swimmers. pon Beach. d d · Y t.:1any people make. their ~rst beach Officials at ~ch side hotels and ·, ~ mog;::;e':a~d d~.T~ ~~u~~:~
ouunaofthe yeard~nn1spnn1 break. !"Otels echoed l~Jl nonchalance, say· wc~~ bad our probl~ms hast~ncally"
Fanner noted. Asa result. the average 1na most of their customers will be he said ·
pcr:son . may not hav~ conditioned fa.Ti hes, n~t rowdy students. · swimming slulls. he said. We're JUSt encouragin& everyone In PaJm Springs. however, pohcc
And w 11 h co Id c r w at c r not to dnnk and drive " said Rick marshaled forces to head off a repeat
temperatures than in the summer. Masters, aencnl manlier of the of spring break madness in the
swimmers will be pooped if they go Balboa Inn on Mam StreeL sunbaked oasis where this >tar the
out too far. Farmer said. "We don't promote to students .. annual teen-a~ exemst an C'<cess
0 Cold water really takes a lot out of said Yadu Abpuna, manager of the kicked off W1th St. Patnck's Day
you..'' he said. "Plus. they'rcccrtainl) Sail Inn on Newport BouJcvard. tippling.
out of shape. Plus. it's a holiday, so walking distance from the busy "Ob sure. we arc going to have. a
IOllllC\
pat umcl .. pol1Ce Lt Jobn Ocm said
wtastica ly on the eve of tbe Easter
week influx 1n wbicb the year-round
rc,r.JtJ].on of 40.000 swells to
CROWDS
From A l
wall do tbc same thing again nut
weekend "They're ~ up for 11 and
they're ready." Masters said of the
police. "The police dcpanmcnt did a
good job." Newpon lifeguards reported only a
mar11nal·s1zcd crowd Saturday. about 35,000. A big pthe:nng 1s
con51dercd anything above 7S,000.
lifeguard Rob Wyatt said.
Even slimmer crowds turned out at
Hunungton tatc and Hununaton
Caty beaches. ''Today's been very qu1ct. No law
enforcement 10 speak of," Hunt-
inaton Cll)' hfquard Steve Dav1dson
satd. "Ma)'be they're all raisin& you
know what tn PaJm Springs. ..
But what the heck. There's alwa)!I
ncllt weekend
DRUGS From A 1 By The Assochrt~ PrHS
Said Miner represents vanous retail Herc arc the winning numbers
products, which have incJuded a picked Saturday night for the Cah-
couch that unfolded into -3 tanning fomia Lotte1's twjoc-wcckly "u>Uo bench and cassette tapes that ~ A9" 10 12 27 32 47 d
Bulletproof vest saves
CM guard in stabbing
Prcf:red people to take driving tests. u--t game: • · • · • an the bonus number. 3. " kn ow hecamehcrelateat night.'' Players who correctly guessed aU By LANCE IGNON ~ebstcr said.
Fontana said. "I said, ·What are you six numbers wall sha~ 1 prize pool of Of-o.-y ~ kallf Cutter owes bas aood health lo a doing here.' and he said, 'I'm JUSt 57.10 malhon, said Kathy Manzer. a bullctproofvcsthewasweanllJwhcn catching up on some work.' That's state lottery srakcswoman. Lino Perez decided to get tough Perez allcitdl)' decided to stick his not a cnme:· 11 h k fi Saturday morning. knife into the 1«urity guard
Glenda Lorentz, the complex man-pluAs t'hcoscbownuos Po'ucmedbe ave lnludm~dn The 29-ycar-old Costa Mesa ~s•-Althou·._ the~uard was stabbed three -who lives next to Miner's offi-, r wa ivi e d I had beef h .,, -r.f M" h h d 1 f ""' among themtclvcs a pnzc PoOJ of eot apparent Y a wit an umcs tn the est, ''he had no anJUf'
Situ rner as a a ot o latc·ni&ht $1.S7 milhon~ five of 511 will share armed secunty guard at a ta\'t>m on whatJC>eVer." Websttr said. • visitors lately. When she heard DEA s96c 000 1. f .11 h 19th Street. so he stabbed barn three "It v.'l.Sn't for a lack of try1na .. on agents making the arrests outside hcT S ~. ; iour 0 six wa .arc timer.poli~t u1d: Pc~r pan. the hnm:mmt ~dcd
apartment she mistook the ruckus for 877·~· Th~ of sax 15 worth an But the auard, Wilham Cutter. Miner and has friends preparing to automatic SS per wanner. iefu~ '° go down. In fact. the 20. Pollet also arrested at least thrtt
have a St. Patrick's Day party. The numbers were chOJCn b> Lotto )'car-old Hunungton Beach resident otherbareatrons. ·who wanted lOlt\
"I act up at 2 a.m. to shut the gate machine du~n& a tclcvlSJon broad-and another auard at The Reef in\olved, • WebstCT wd ThC} were
(to the parking lot). They come and cut on11naung an cramcnto. subdued Perez by the tame polJCt' lrttSted on 1usp1caon of bean& drunk
go. I get up at 3 a.m. and shut the gate, The sales from Wednesday niaht 10 amvcd. Lt. Gary Webster said. in public a misdemeanor.
They come and go." Lorentz said. Saturday's drawing were S 17 5 -They were sitting on ham when we Perez wa arr«tcd on suspieton of
But M1ncrsa1d he was not involved m1lhon. gul there" shonly before 2 a.m.. a~ult v.-1th a dead)) weapon. withdrugd~1~a~p~~ed~a1 1---------------------------------~-~---he would bt released later that night.
"I've eot nothing w do with this." he said. "They're going to turn me
loose."
Miner's prediction did not come to
pass. however. Along with Fernandez
and Lopa. Miner was taken to the
Metropolitan Detention Center in
downtown Los Angeles. They arc
~heduJed for arraianment in federal
coun Monday, Lochridse said.
Swallows
ahead of
tourists
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'\I'°'' '011"
Ferguson irytroduces
three education bills
P~ a ure of fulfllled dreams daub~ d
Aucmbl>manG1lfcrguwn,
R-Newpon lkach, hai in·
troduccd th.rtt cduca1ion-relatcd
bilbtxptcted to draw both praise
and cnt1c1un from educators
One bill pcrmiu intcr-distnct
studenr transrcrs-now ner·
aJI) prohibitcd-1flocalschool arccro~dtd.AlthouaJ'! the bill as
supponcd b)· Bill ~nia. lhe t.alt
schools' chief. and some
educators. others In education
have voiced stronaoppo 1tion. a
Fergusol\ new lene~tatcd. Another ball aim t "cqual-
ili.na" ind1\1dual \C ool fond ina
m1ghtattract mortc tro,ers),
Fcr:1uson'sofficc has 1od1catcd.
Chaf'JJn& that Orange Count)
schoolsarc not 1cttingadequa1c
fundin., fagusonc1tcd twud1i·
tncts Capi trano Untficd School
D1stnctand McK1trick 'ichool
D1stnct in Kern ( ount). which
recc1\C rcspccuvely $2,662 and
$7.558 per pupil annu31l)' from
the state
Tb1s bill "could dra\lo fire from
the large urban school dmncts. ··a
spokesman for Ferguson stud.
Ferguson's third bi ll 11ves
teachers a ta'<crcd1t.
.
forttoffittholckr runntnJ.(or
a.not her posiuon to rcsian 1f thear
term docs not end before their
candidacy. Th" provisjon v.ould
P.revcnt candidates from hav1n11 'frtt n<k'' b) keeping their post 1f
the> fail tow1n bigherofficc. '
ft'l.uson'soOice-statcd ...
fcrsuson-'s measure. if ap-
pro\:c<! b> theleg1slature. ~11110 bcfo~ the voters 1n No' ember, t990 .
Currently'(lolim1tse.ust to the
number of terms state of· ti cc holden can serve.
, This lack oflimuson con·
sccuti\:e terms ~eak:ens vote~·
conttol .. becausc none of th~
offic~automatrcally ~sup to
ach:inge," felJUSOn ..aid. Fund-
ra1\ers. publ 1co y and othrr cle·
men ts of modern campa1gn1ng
alwgi' eofficcholder~ the ad"an-
ta(te, he added.
Ferguson also said th l· reappor-
tionment of poh11cal d1stncts
favors 1ncumbcn~ofboth panic~
and en~un.-sa Democratic Pan)
maJonty 1n both hou~\ oft he
Lrg1slaturc
Brothers with serious
illnesses beneficiary of
Make a Wish program
ly I08 VAN EYKEN
Of"" Ollly ..... it.off •
K) le' little brother, Jan. didn't carr for the
hchcoptcr, and he wasn't too cra1) uboul the
motorqck either.
"That too loud:' he said.
There v.erc lots of parts of the VIP tour of the Co ta Mesa Police Dtpartment that Jan did like
ho"'C'vcr. The' arsenal. for instance. ·
"I hold Ollt," \aid Ian tleulog for a chuc;c to
hen an Uzi automauc ntlc ana~otf\cr v.capons.
Officer Bob Durham and Sgt. 81U Sechte-1
obhltd the little fellov.. v.ho gnnncd broadl) a he
h dnisp1cturetakenw11hana sortmcntof ~\\.\T
t~m '4t"aponr)
Kyle. on the other hand. to'cd hi~ tou,r "-llh
Co ta Me-.a Police helicopter pa.lot Jim Wagner.
"We Sil"' Dtsne)land and v.~ saw my hou ,"
1d K>k · . '
Durham. the d partment's communit> rda·
ttons officer. said he m.ed to set> children uch a
K> le and tan go on tour'i ot the pohtt station
"Ifs good for lids to sec v.hat the dep nmcnt
1 reall> hkc and sec pohce onicel'\ out there
~ntang tickets and arrc'illng pcoph:." he sauJ
··Then, latrr .on, tht') 'II feel a httJc more
comfortable coming to the station tfthe) need 10 ..
But the tour w1h more thanJU'it a commun1h
1l'lat1ons gesture for the Pohcc Depanmrnt ·
Kyle and Ian Campbell were the gue'its ot the
dcpanment b> request of the Make A W"h
f ounda11on. an organ1Lation dedicated to making
tour of the JAal •
._ Like othtr tvtnts on the tour, the jpcctacle or
tile Ca m~I ramal) behind ban. was captuttd on
C'lmera and vidto
K>lcsaid M hkcd tus momcnt&r)' lock-up. But
v.h1lcJa1l 1sa nitt place to v1s1t. he said he wouldn't
v.unt to It vc thert'. ··tt would be borina." said K>le.
K>lc ~id he likes cop • and mi&ht like to be
one "hen he vov. · up. ·
··They're preuy n1et;' he said.
t The reaction comes as no surprise to Gay
"'C'<'k'I Orange \.ountv director for the f>hot'n1'<· ~sed Make A Wi h foundation.
• ··e111 and Lynda arc SOJood to these kids 11
ancrcd1blc," ~td Wtek:s.-rcfemna to Bechtel and
L)nda Giesler. a homicide detective who alona
with Bechtel has been instumcntal in cstabLishing
the rela11onsh1p bct~een Make A Wish and the
( osta Mesa Police Dcpanment. ··1i-s more than
JU t tak.ina them on a tour of Lhc station. The) stay
tn touch "1th the children. They 'asit thC'm in the
hospitat The) take them fishing. And 1f a child
die , the)'re nght there at the funeral·
The Police Department tour v.as the second
part of a w1sh<omc.true for Kyle and Ian that also
inclodcd a "'eek at Dtin~ World an Aonda
nd 1a'S not O\<Cf }Cl.
Each )Car for the pa t three years. a Make-1'\
W1\h child ha scn:cd as honoral) captain at t~
annual (op Bowl. a chanty footb311 gaml' held an
'\pnl at 01ange Coast ollegc.
.\t Lb1s yea r's game on Apnl 28. there "111 be
two }Oungsten in cap1amf 1aclcts helping to~1:, the
l'Otn lO ~l:lrt the 13me.
"Usuall) it's onl) one. but th1sJear. since v.c
have the unique s1tua1Jon of tv.-o ks s 1n the same
family. the) 'II both be captains." said Bechtel. who ~rves ll pre tdent or the Cop Bo" I. "Pan of the "It isn't naht that wmc
1eachcrs, becauseof11m11cd
')Chool funds must purcha\C
needed supp he'> for their student\
outofthciro"'n pocket \lollhuut
<ln)' l} pc ol rl·1mht11"'.Cmcnl "
Ferguson ..aid ,
Measure would limit
number of terms
Development center
receives S64, 755 .
The L Cl< hud Oc' elopmcnt
(enter has recc1\.ed S64. 755 from
the Educauonal Foundation of
A.menca 1n Wc\tport, Conn . to
help train h'-peracttve and oth<.•r
children \lo<tth beh11' 1ord1wrdcr~
so they can enter regular
cla\srooms.
.. It's good for kids to see w#Jat the department Is
really llke, and see police officers out there writing
tickets and arresting people. Then, later on, they'll
feel a little more comfortable coming to the station If
they need to."
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KJI• C.mpbell, 6, Ull•• ov•r controls
o Costa Mesa f'ollce DepartlW•nt
helicopter, ••gle-J.
Dan and Barbara Campbell, the children's
parents. said the} apprectated all tbe attention
their son rcce1,ed through the Make A Wish
Foundatton .
"People ha' c been \Cr) helpful all through
th1~.·· said Dan ""->le• gotten 10 ndc on the
l,ood)e:lr bhmp. and all kinds ofthing.5." i\sscmbl}man vii fergu'IOn
al SA has introduced al on'>tllu·
11o'Wal amt'ndment that ti ap-
pro' ed. \l>Ould hm11 thc term'I ot
state kg1slatol"i and uthl·r '>late
officials
Thr amendment '!>eeks a hallot
measure propos1ng~hm11 ot
thrcr conscc uu'c terms for ~na·
tors and all other ck-ctcd suite
oAicers other than assemhl) ml·n
including the go\Crnor and super
indcndent of public tn~truc11on.
..\ssembl\'men. who ha"c l\\-O·
)Car term~. v.ould be hm11rd tu
s1~ conS«uu" c terms
The program. \lo h1ch began in
1988 teaches lrv1nc·arca school
. lhtldren social k1Us through be.-·
hav1or modJficauon techniques
at a controlled classroom at l '( I
dn.·ams wmc lru(• tor lh1ldrcn w11h hk·thrc:ul.'n·
ang 1llncs..es "'
Ian •:!' •. "a' horn wllh non-fu mtmn1n
k1dm") \and for rno,1111 his tin) hk has had to 'let"p
a11athcd to a dial) 'ii'> malh1nc He 1 on the Im lur
a k1dnc' lran\plant
The' amendment would alw
\fter training. children arc
placed an intermediary schools
for short terms to help them
adJust totrad1uonal 11cadl·m1l
and social environment\. rhC)
return to their spcc1ali1ed
schools, where progress 1s
mon1torC'd and c' aluated through
each phase ol the trea1mcnt and
trans111on period
'•
H1'i brothn. "-'k. b ha'i kukemia
But hcaht\ pro6kms seemed to ha\ e been kit
at the front d1.•sl.. a'> th1.· 1"0 bnght~~ed }Oungskr'
and their tam1I} watl·hed a target 'ihOOtmg.
demonstration. mc1 ii tall..ing poh1.c l·ar named fl(·
rode around the parking lot v.11h motorqcle offic1.·r
.\ngl'lo ~organ. and hohnobtx.·d w11h Ch11.'f ot
Police Da\C {)nov.dcn
1 he tour had 11\ odd moment'i. hkt' the t1m..-
thc: v. hole larntl) \\3\ 1m:artcratcd bnc:n) dunng a
DH I \ I·: 'I' I ll •:
•
iJ C.h~r Orhl' 'o I l..tnl 1n both
Olrl't lion\ tlctv.cl·o 'K:tun Ro.id
a nJ f cm~ Street 1 n In inc '"II he
clo'l<'d from '1 ;a m . to l fl m
throu1h \10£H.:h fur "'Jcnintt ot
the 40~ ~rr.:<.'V.3) O\l'rp;l'i\ It"''"
also bl' c lo '' from \\ .tlnut .\ \. cnut to S<·ott\Jak l>n' c from Q
..t m 10 3 pm. Monda' throuah
\\ C'dnc-.da) for lurl) plan~meot
~ Ea1l Yale Loop north and ~uth·
llound JI ~rrant3 Parkv.a) on..a
tlarranla f>Qrk"a" cast .md \\l''t·
llounJ 111 r:a\t 'Yale l oop 1n
lr\lnc '"" b\_• clok'tl inter·
mtth:ntl> throu11h 1a1lh for con·
truct1on.
lhrvard A\IHff bctv.ccn \\am· -....sr--ni'""'"-.mt lrvmt' <~cn1cr
Dme 1n li"'1nc v.111 be dC'tourN
1n both di~ll n\ throu&h "Pf'I for trcct mod11i t1on, and a
I nt nonh Hd M>Uthrouod be'·
lv.ttn W1lnut Sltttt and the rail· road tradt \ ~111 hr cl~ throuah
\pol for con tru~ uon.
IJ Jrlfre1 ft."4 northbound 111
hon Parlwa tn Ir inc ~111
rtttnctcd 10 one I nc 1hrou1h
tarch. and 1t ~•ll hl\:'t a line
closrd throu&h \bf\:h lr.lm the 40S f:rc:cway 10 Ir\ enc Cent\'r
Dmc for 1Mtnll.lt on "t a ~wcr
miun.
•
•
,\111. hl.'lc.on l>n' 1..· in Ir" nl' " 111 h\•
do~ed from 9 a.m t0 ' Jl m
through March for reconstruc:
t1on 01 a median
W Val~ Ana.t "'o I lune north and \Outhbound at 1rahulO
Road 1n Ir' inc will be clo\l·d
from 9 a.m to 3 p.m. throuch
Matl'b for r«OO\tru 11on nl a
m«lian.
IQ the 40S Fn:t'wa\ tn o ta Mt..·~
-.111 haH a lant-dosed trom 7
a.m. to 4 p.m. throu&h M.i' for a
Jant adJ1uon.
IJ ew,ort Boeleurd north anJ
YOUt1'bound at Santa habtl A\'-
muc in C'o'ta trsa •111 ha\:c 11 d1\1~'"f etoscd thro\.f&h ptcm·
bcr for con tru uon of an O\l'r·
cnming, -m CaifitW A"tHC ca\t anJ 'll\\t•
bound bttwct'n Gold n ~esl
tttet anil thanuncton ttt c 1n
Hunt1n1ton &a\:h ~di be rutn •
iN to one lane from 7 a m. to 4
~ m. throup M tth for tn\tlll.t·
11on of a W<'f ltnc.
-Officer Bob Durham
83 ... ra said he could tell hcT elder son had
cnJO)cd the tour of the pohcc department.
"K)k•'s kind ofquaet. but I think he's ha, Inga
rcall) good lime." he said "H1 fa\Ontes were the
hthroptcr nde and the Jail"
ft'J'iOn for lhl'i IOUr I\ lO &Ct them used tO the
helicopter. hc:\:'au'lt' that's on1.· of the things the~ do
on the ilil> ot the game: Thr' n, into the game 1n
the hl'11coptcr"
It wa' ..tttualh C11e\lcr. a ~).,car lav.
1.:nfonemcnt \Ctcran. v.ho brought \.fal.:c A \\ 1sh
Both parents poke" matter-of.fuctl}' about the ·
p:s1n and truu,le ot ha' 1ng not one, but tv.-o
scnou I) 111 children
..tnd the (op Bov.-l 1~1hcr •
"I becam<." .1v.3r;: ot Make A W1 h v.h<."n I·
Jllcndcd u )Cnunar where one of the speakc~ was
IO'-Ol'-ed with the founda1.1on." he s~ud." t that
tune Bill \1>3~ a \trgeant 1n the detectl'-l' bur'C'au
where I "'ork I knc"' he \\Orked with the Cop Bov. I.
and 1n'e 1ha('I a charitable t"Hnt, I thought 11
would he a &ood v.a) for U'i 10 v.ork with Mak.c A. v. 1\h \o I tx.-cumc a kind of ha1wn betv.~n the
<.op Bov.I and the toundat1on"
The) spoke -v.11h opum1sm about th~ future!
"I'd hke to ha\e ano1hcrchsld~ I'd really likNo
ha"ca dauahtcr." s:ud D:rn. ··1t might bca hnle too
much nov. We're t"'o for tv.o now. I'd be a little
afrJ1d to ao for three for three But maybe after
K>le's throuah \\llh h1 chemotherap} and can
start h' ina a normal hfe again. ma)bc then. We're
St Ill \OUOi-"
'The Campbell~ h\t' in .\nahc1m. "-Yk nd Jan arc their onl ) children.
Pll.OT o•:c· \Dt:s
Approval to buy site for f'alrvlew Hospltat was won In 1949.
Compll~ by STEPHEN W AU
M1rcb ti, ltlt -~ath at \t
Joseph Hospital earl) T uc"ida~ mom
tn& ended the c:olorf ul ca~r ot
WahC'r \\ Bro" n .. 4 of ':!0 But'na
\ 1\13 Bh d and onr of the.' lit'\t
pioneers of the Harbor 01\tn t
'cn-1\.'C'\ ~•II be held at tht Harold
t.... Grauel ( hapcl at ~ 10 p m
Thursd3\ March :! '\ \lo 1th Re\ \\ 11
ham R H~ll ot C hnl\t Chun.h h'
the a offic1at1ng Thedecca~ v.a' v.1deh lnov.n 1n
mining t'1n.lrs h.a' ing foliov.ed that
rn1crpns.c throughout h1 bu.,1nc,.,
can.-er H<.' v.as reponcd to ha't' been
contemplaung part1cipa11on ma lal"@t"
m1nang project when 11lnt'SS 1nlN·
1cn•d
Marcb %3, ltlt -\ ~oncrntrJt~t
dme to sa't• Oran&C' ( uunt\
SI 00.000 annual I\ 1n monC'\ paid on
rd1t'f 1s undl'r wa~ anordtn' to
C.1l'<.lrge Ra) mer of tht' Oran@e ( oun-
'' l I\ ( oun 11. He told the ~c~J)(ln
&ach Sen ice ( lub \\ cJn<."sda' that
united dTon v.a.!> tht' onl\ mC"an ot
kttPtnJ the pc-ople from goin
"broke."
.t)mcr was ran ' "'orou" 1h d1lat1na on the needless <.'\pend1tun: offund~ in OnnaC' Count'. c .. pec1alh
a 11 apphcd to alien Has &roup
compm1n& 11 men v.ho fcar\:J
nrtthcr poht1nan nor v.or\cr. -.. "
d ·tcrmincd to rn!Tt(t abu nn" c 1n1 on an thr count).
Mattll U, I Ht -rhc S 13 mtlhon ~lite ho~p11 l for o 13 k ha\ tx.-~n
appro\ed b>. the tahtom1a Board uf
Public W rk and neg tu1t1on will
'It.an 1mn1cd1atel) for purcha ~ or
conllcmnalton of the 7~(1..a rt uc.
accord1n1 to ""ord ~-ct,ed from
\\ mblyman t::art .. tank)•
Th~ ite, owned b> Gcorsec pron.
hes bctv.;etn • ~ 11\0n tr«t and
dam \Cnue Oiif)()Mtc Orange
Coa' ol~ on tlamor &ulc\:ard
o\n a~auon of S .000 ,., on
hand tOf acq'.u"1on orthc pro~rt • 11
v.a\ announ«d. It ha\ not been
determined whether the land •111 be
~uircd b) purcha~ or condt-mna•
llOft
.... u. .... -~ tbiht)' Qf
8Mn"'I ~ lMn ICrft O(laftd
"' IM .N"" t*! .. .,_ bc1wca Miir ~· ctt) hmut at &ht
_,.., -M ·~ Drh-e and ............. Wiii llr: htiWt lhl'
. C1~c...a1 ... ~1.
It• 11•uw tMC thi ln1et o
llllJiwa *'ID 1llred • at•.a·
I ... ,., .. ......,. l .. Mtft * llO" .... ~,_.,~ ........
fam~>l'C't' Road 10 thC'ba)
Marcb ts IHI -"'-cwport Beach
( 1t' counnlmC'n ~1onda\ v.<.-rt ap-
p:ilkd to learn that the.' '5anta .\na
R1H"r has hc-lomt" -in the v.ord ot
\ K~ Ma\ or l tnd"'C' Parsons -a
giant OP'('n ~·v.cr line
Thr nt~ 'it.all rl'f)Ortl'd 11 ma) he.-
month-. be-ton~ thl· fouled "'" bed and J)(illull·d ~o~1'tll "'atcn. ~rr
dt.:artd up
M1rd1 %5 I Ht -Orange ( ount\
otlic1al' d<"l bred bt>for1..· a Ct\ 11 .\cro-
nauuc1, BoJrd heannr. toda) that tht"
1..ounl\ airport c:snnot now handle
P..ac1fa "-onh"'e\t flight
J.1fth D11otrn:1 upen1sor .\hon E
\lkn ot Laauna Beach. under cro ·
c\.lmtnat1on by 1 (.AB counsel.
1n~1'itC'd the a1rpon's main runwa'
v.c11tht capaut) 1s insufficient to carT)
profitabk !light loads for thl'
prnf)(>~'d increased sen ice
The "'eight hmat 1 nov. 95 000
J)(lunds s.ud '\lien. aJd1ng that 11 will
sta\ ~'.UOO pound
Mar~ to. lt7t -Huntington
Ek t:h ~1a~or Pro Tempor'C' Richard
\tdl(:n n-~ncd trom thl' ( ll' C oun-
l'll ~on~:-nlillt.lnaicauna that
<."\tl·rnal pre urt had become too
mu'-h for ham to bear.
hgh11ng to rc1a10 ha\ compowrc. ~1cbc'n emooonalh told hi fello~
nlum.-i l mcm~rs that demand\ of his
s:ounul role hi\(.' come into conn1ct
v.11h h1\ lilmth.
.. I don't th1itk I can v.or._ and \:Ote
" ind ptnJ nll~ 1 the first Ja I
ruml" into officr.' he 1J.
'.
DI covery~
• CDW ROS Ut FOR 8 Tnd), tbt 5plCC Wn<">' •t0na1t
(AP)-Thc 1J*C slluttk Di 0""'> idm1n1~t~lor. 1aid 1fter l>iti<X>\~ry
ofunJtd out of 1pece to a dcaci1 to~hcd do~n .
bndin1•t dawn tutday. cnchna 1n .. , .. , mat"'clou people an come
Jmo.t flawl · · mi ion wt 1ndudcd out on such a prcn)' mom1na and
complttt<>n of ·~·1 1rlhte com· Wlilltb 11," Truly lddfd. "I think the
mun atioo J)stcm country real11cs ,_,c'rc bac k ... -wru done. 0.SCO\tty, Thl&'s one The landma looked pttf«t. as
to be proud of... capsule _com-promised from orbit *hen huule
; municator f rank ( ulbentoo id. commander Mjchacl L Coan. a
The shunle, bcaQn& a fhe:m n .,t'tcran Na.,)' aircnft earner palot.
c rew four rnpplcd ral\ 32 fcn11i1cd radioed••) WH'e" to m1\\10n control.
chicken eg\ and other expcrirmnu, Hcrtfcrrcd to the best rresting cabl.: . •landed on achcdulc at 6 36 11 m. on o , for a plan~ to \Ml v. hen land1n1 on
; paved runway on Roacn l>rv Lake. the d~l of a camcr.
watched by I near-f'C<:ord 460,000 . S~ tclh is10n CIOS¢·U~ Of the
sptttaton ~huule after it I .9·m1lhon-m1le tnp
"NASA and 1hc coun1ry·s happ)I \ho•ed numerou, ... hitc marb on
this morning.. It \ a IX'au11fuf day 1n the bl1Ck lh~mal tile\ that prol«l &hc
<.ahforna.a .. Rear .\dm Richard It. ~t\uu1c·~ W'ldc~idt' from tht he~u of ,,
.
Grand j~ry t~stimo·ny
gives glimpse into the
world of electioneering
SAC Ri\Mf N TO(AP)-fhe tran·
sen pt of 1he grand JUJ) 1ha1 ind•cted a
Republican "IUstc nsemblyman on
charge., of forgin& Ronald Reagan's
name to I <18<> campaign letters
pro"1dc~ a glim~'"'° 1hc complex.
cut-1hroa1 "orld of tlcctwnecnna.
W11nc<1-.e\ who 1cs11ficd before the
~cramt·n10 ( ounl) (,rand Jul)' d ur-
ing h .·bruar) al4>0 ~1d other GOP
As~mhl> lt.>adcrs. 1nduJ1ng both lht<
former and (urrcnl mmont)' leader
werr ln \.oh.ed 10 lhc \C.'nd1na Oul o(
tht' let1cr .. IO \IX hot r:lt'C\
Hut the 1c-.11mon> hnkcJ onl> As~mblyman John l cw1c. R-Or·
anae ,._ho 1n 1986 ,._a\ the dccllOn\
chairman for the < 10P caucu\ dir«t·
I)' to au1hon1atwn of the mailing of
the phon) lc1tcrc.
TY..o of the w11nc\'K'' Y.hu tc\t1ticd
under 1mmun11y from pmsc<:ut1on
said Lcw1\ told them the kttt·r1. 11'-ould
be mailed w11hou1 appro"al from lhc
Wh11e Hou~
Tim Macy. who\C dire<·t-ma1 I firm
wrote and .ent out fou r of the letter\
recounted a 1clcphonc convcr\al1Un
he had w1th Lewis JU 1 before thl"
leltcrf. -..ere mailed. asking 1f .. ,hey
(GOP leader\) ,.ere -.urc 1hcy wanted
to mail the~ letten not ha\.1ng
CWh11c Hou11e) authorw111on ·
Maq \aid Ll'w1s put him on hf'kt'
and went to a\k other (,()p leader'
who <A>erc meeting 1n the Orangl
County d1~1nr1 office of A\
scmblyman Ru\\ John~n R-f ull
aton. who last fall hccamr minont)
leader
.. He (lc,..1\) told mc he needed 10
ao in and uk tht en11re aroup and
came back out and said that they did"
wan I 10 mail the lc11er\ ll'-1l hou1 While
House approval." Mac) \81d
Macy \lid 1hcn-Minon1y Leader
Pat Nolan. R-C,lendale. told him l•tcr
that he was at 1ha1 mtt1in1 tn
John1on's office a\ wa,. A\·
semblyman Denna~ Brown. R-Lm
Alamllos Nolan 1vld Mac) that
Brown ~1d he "would lake full
respons1biht y'' for t ~c le11crr. tn the
two race 1ha1 Brown was manaaina.
Macy said his fi rm mailed th e four
letlcrs -tncludina one where "Re-
agan" wrote that A't-.cmblyman IJ1ck
Floyd "chof!C to gave 1n to the
powcrlul underworld drua indu\lr)'"
-knowing lht·y had not been
appro\'cd b\ the White Hou~
Henry Of ..en. a former uw1s aide.
tcsufied that he told uw1s that the
While House had rejected drafl
endorsement letters subm111ed b)
GOP A.ss.cmbl" leaders.
"J recall him (Lewis) ia) 1ni 11 was
un(onunatc v.e d1dn t rccc1\'c the
approval of the pre\1den1 for letters.
bot that. ICU~ ~uld -but lcu.c.tt
would probabl) go out an)'WI)'."
Olsen sa id The grand Jul')' transcnpt wa\ made
pubhc late Fnda> after Lev.is and
Olsen tncd unsuett~~fully to block 1~ n:lease. Lewis ma1nta1ncd 11 con-
tained hearsay and v.ould prevent
him from gc111ns, a fair 1n:il OIKn.
now a Un1vers1ty of Chicago law
student. ,..aHonccrned the tr\t1mony
might hurt h1~ futurr law career 1 he
'ltatc Sup"'mc \oun rcfu-.ed to hear
Lewis' appeal. L~wa. 34. is ac<.u'loCd of one count
ol felony foraer; 1n the 1nd1ctmcnt
tic has JlOl yet entered a pica. His
attorney. Oydc ~lackmon, has ukcd
"upcnor \oun Judge Jame\ Mom<1
10 d1\m1ss the charge. a hearing on
1hat mouon 1s scheduled for April 18
A felon) forgery (Onv1ction could
bnni a SC"ntcnce of up to onr )car m
the rnunl) 1a1I or up to thret• )Ctlf\ 1n
\lair pn~n
Pro'iCCullon ·~being handled by the
office of Ocmocral1< Attorney Gen-
eral John Van de .Ump because the
Sacramento (ounl) d1\tnct attomey
de<:l1ncd lo prosecute Jut )Car
Prosccuuon on a forscl') charg-c
bec.ame more viable when a ~an
Bernardino Count) JU') 1n fanuaf'
convicted a campa1Jll a1dc to an
Aucmblt Democrauc candidate of
foracry. Drane Wiley WS\ convKted
ofscndrnsout two phon) mu1kn tha1
implied candidate Joe Hac:u, who lo\t
the pnmary 10 As\C.·mbl) nian Jeri')
la\ cs. D·R1allo. had the cndorc.c-
ment of ~n. UJward Kenned) of
Mus<iachusctt
Bu t the involvement of the offi<.e ol
Van dr Kamp. who 1" running for
governor in 19~. ho~ prompted c,op
le.11sla1or' 10 cry poh11cal w11chhun1
"This 1s nothing more than a carefully
calcula1cd Democrat campa11n r.iunt
'ub.,1d11cd by tu pa)'cr monies."
I cw1!1 s:ud 1n a 'llatcmcnl thr day he
wa~ 1od1cted.
End Probate
Woniesfor
Yo1ir Family
"We e€"l up a living truat and now oiir
ch1ldren won't hove to 10 th.rough the time
and expcn~ we went through when we
had to probate the eat.ate of Bill'• parents.
Fe.ftttt}.
BufT nal) dftcribrd the dam11te • .., kY-muw• c:h1~ .. -nw Yth.clt a~ just as clean as ac
can be," Trulf id at a oost-la.ndj~
MWS COQ~OCC. In Dtt-cmbn', the ihultlt Attant11 .. It_. .. 1n 1Wfut lot of fun bci"tOUI
Mlfl"cttd tc'ett t1k dama~ when 1t in ~,P9« ... uid utrOnau1 Robrit C.
"" b11 by ansu~tion famns o1f a Ptlnatr. •ho added that all the mw
boolkT rodct and fuel tanlc durina ~mbtrs had waited a Ion'& time to IM .. Unch. Oy.
Abo"l xvcn hours 1ftcC' Di~o~ef) . T~ fi\'t-Oay mi ion's main objcc-
lanc:kd1 thea tron1u1und1btir"'1~« tnc, deployment of NASA's third
amvco 10 Hou~ton, where they were Trxkina and Data Rtlay Satellite,
arttted b)' lhcic ch11drco and 1 WfS accomplished Monday, the day
chccrina crowd of about SOO l)COl>lc DiKOv~ was launched from Ktn-
Coats told the crowd or fncnds, .J ncd)' Space Center u Cape
fdlOw ASA Ytorkcrs and pace Cana..eral, Aa. Resuh\ofa "•new of proeram fan that he ''had an awful c•perirMnts carried out bY the crew
rot 10 be thankful foral1<i afl av.fut lot a aired ie1tnt1fic analy rs. . . . .
First dog·s family
First lady brbara Bush and her granddaugher, Marshall
Bush, visit whh MUii• and her six newborn puppies. Mlllle,
who It now known•• the first dog, gave birth to the puppie s
''ld~y n'9ht In th• While House.
Spring break off
to swinging start
PALM SPRINu~ (AP) -H orde~
of student\ kicked 00' the "eek-Iona
part) kno'4n 1 spnna break wtth St
Patria• Day cclcbrat1ons, aod the·
rtvetl'\ r~ulted 1n a numbe-r of
errt'~t\ polt« ~•d ~turda~.
J 1ft)-four peuplc ,.ere arrested
0Hrn11h1 for allcacd m1sbchav1 or.
including narcotics ·, 1olat1on di\·
1urh1ng the pc.KC and public drunk-
cnnc'' 'I.aid Pohce Lt 1..4:-e \\c1gcl
t\no1hrr 411 recc1\'ed c1tatu.>ni.
An K 1 -mem~r polu .. c forl C
bol\ICrl'<l b) R1,crnde Count)
'>hen ff~ drpuucs and < ahforn1a
lf11hwU) Patrol officcn v.orked 12-
hour \h1fl to prevent an) rc<:Urrcncc
of ncar-not'I 1n 19H6. when rampag-
1n& )uuthS' tore 011 women\ doth1ng..
hart1it~d mnlon-.h, hrokc windows
und hurled bolllc~. Police '11nce then have mainuuncd
a high profile in th1lt cit) of 40,000
d uring the annual i,prina flood of up
10 60.000 yo uni'lter11 "iittk1na suntans.
part1C\ and holidt1)' roman~.
l'ttlm ~pnn~ ha\ a reputation .. , a
n:tircmcnt encla' e known for numer-
ous aolf cour~ and ctlcbnty Ma}or
~nny Bono, but sheds its somewhat
\lodl> 1ma e e \t'r)' 5J>11n&. ~unny skies and temperature\ top-
ping 80 degree\ sa11sfied the tann1na
need of thou~nds of ""lntt'r-
blanched college studenu ~turda)
and r 1t) \I reels <A>Crc full of )OU th\
Rather than d1scouraamg the '1s11-
1ng thron1s that ll'e the local econ-
omy a health> boost, city officials art·
prnmot1n1' compe1111on in «;pnnt!
(James USA a scnesofevcnt\ p1111ng
students in Palm ~pnnas ap1nM ~1udcnts spc:nd1f!i the hohda) 1n
Daytona Beath. Fla.
Along with sw1mm1na. voile> hall
and Fn bee compcution" wn' an
event dubbed .. the world'~ larac-.1
squtn aun fiah1."
For more scholarly v•sllon, there
were aud111on s for a collqc c<.htion in
May of the cerebral TV aame ,.how
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Teachers trying to embarrass dlstrf~
SAN JOSE -San Jose Unified School l>nirict t hen ha\C 1uthon1ed
a stnkt and taken unu ual tcps in the-tr e1Ton 10 fon:~ the schCJ?I t>Oard in~ a
better contract offer. . J A, Two do1cn tcachcn handed out n1m II San foS4: lntcrnattona 1rpon
Fnd.a afternoon auempung 1o cmbarra\5 tru-.1tts 1n10 r~umma contract ) .
~~S&est stron&l} 1ha1 beforhou m O\C' to a nt'w flume . ~kt 'lure 1115
not an San J01e unifted'SchooJ Dtstm:1," u1d the ll1er\ th t p1d'.et1na ltaehers
passed out to a1rhne p:sssengrr\ ou1s1tJc the airport Hosulc teachc~ disrupted a school boord mec11n Thursday w1lh shout\
and phySIC31 confrontauons and thc~ al~l announced a tt'call dnve aptn\t
trustees.
Survey finds mixed views o.n abor:tlon
-LOS ANGELES-A maJOrll) of Amcncan\ believe abort tun 1~ immoral
but they also firm I) behC\C that carh ""~nn \hould be frtt to make her o""n
dcc1s1on about abon1on. accordtni 10 a na11onw1de poll re~noo Sunda) The poll was publl hed b) the I os •\ngclco, Times as antN1bort1on grou~
prepare for a scnes of ~tndcnl protCSh lhl\ 11'-CCk 11'-lth pro.abonion IJnUp\
planning c:ountcr demonstration~ The II noted. ho ... e\er that .\mt'm'an pubhc opinion ha~ largtl) hctn
uns<A>a)e ) the mtt'.'nSC' and otten unruh-tk'bak <)\~f abotilon.-~1ng
opinion 1s about the same as a dt.'t'a<l~ agu
Smy-one pc-rcent of l SIB pc-oplc ~.ur'<')C'd ~)the l 1mc\ poll ~1d the\
behe'e abonwn to be ·morall) "rong. "'h1k :!. fl'."l't'Cnt 'laid 111s moralh
nght " l\nothcr 14 pcrrcnl v.cre unsurl·
Disneyland ride leaves 150 dangllng
.\NAHEIM -r>1snt')land's ~k>"'"'' ride -.1alh:d \aturd.a) n1Jht . Jca\lng
pa"lscngcrs dangling for hours hrtv.ccn f antli\} land and l omorrowland a
spokesman for the amusement park said
The aerial cable nde \topped app;mnll) nllrr nden 1n Onl' of the four-
pt..~n gondola\ l:'lcgan rocking 1hr1n·ar 'wlcnll) \.lilt D1\nC')land \pokt'lman
Bob McT)rt" About 150 people werc aboard lhl' ndc ot the t1mt.· No 1n1un('\ rrported
during the shutdown and t'n\u1na fi vc-hour n.·\ClU~ ('llort. Mc f ) rt ~11d All the
attra.cuons.111 Fant.as)la.nd and several 1n 1 omorrowland11'-crt closed bccauSt'
fire trucks had to mancu\cr underneath cat:h car during the prolon&cd rc5<:u<'
cflort r ircfightcr'> used h)drauhc 1111 equipment 10 re\Cu911J)asstngen. one b)
one. from gondolas Su\Dcndcd about 40 fttt O\cthead
'\ATIO'\ .\I, HHlt:t ·s
Gunman shoots 3 children, pollceman
"-E«;T ORANG[ ~.J -..\gunman ~ho m·aahbors wud ..,as hanwcd
rcgularl) b} teen-age~ shot 1hrCC' \oung children at an apartment bu1ldrn2 ~turda~ and then woondt'd a police offic~r before bcintlullcd'" a gun battle
authon11cs said One of the duldrcn h on Sm11h 'I died at 9 50 pm ~tUl"da} ln lhl'
trauma 1,:entrr of l "'' cr\11) Ho\p1tal in "'""ark "he had gunshot v.;ounds 111
1hr head. said Hub \rnold as'C>c.:1ah.• adm 1nmra\ur of the ho'lpitaJ.
Of1he t""o oth l·r 'h1idrcn. bo..s gcd ~and 12. one remained <:nllcal and
1ht: 1hird wa' 1n \tablr w n<l111on at ihc flo\pll.al Arnold said ihe administrator
lk chned 10 1dcn11h the children. \:l llng the \\l'lhe\ of ramil) member\
' Jim Wright bracing for bad new~
WA H INC' TOI\ -II oust Spca~l·r Jim \\lntht appears to ht bracmg for
l'ldd nc""\ from thr I~ mcmtx'r'> of an cthllHOmmmee \\ho t.on,cnc th1\ ~tt~
10 deliberate a ~ne) ol dtar¥C aa.i1n t tum 1n a protc\ nm unlike that ol <i
gran<lJul')'.
Wnght has SUJ.&.C)\ed 1n rcrcnt da)\ hi.' would ~ w1lhn1 t(') admit 10 b.ltl
Judgment tn handling h1!o linanl~ 1fthc panel dnw such conclu'i1ons I k ahn
hM enlisted lieutenant\ to dcfcnd him on the Hou~ Ooor and \Ought ad' ice nn
how to handle h1!> \lluatwn lrom CI01t' Hou"° colic' ~)
Koop says apples are OK to eat
W HING TO -SutaNn General C. F.\trctt 9'oop ha\Joint'd othfr
federal health official in try1n1 to a urc lht-publt 111\ fc lor childrtn to "·1111
apple$
.. , "•sh to send a me to mo&he" aC'ro the 1..ountl"\. 'If\ O K Muni
apple$ arc good for )our lud\ ... Koop \aid in 1 'tatemcnt rcl~~d hy h1\ offio·
over L~ wttkcnd. ·
Union says Pan Am may join strike
MIAMI -A Team ten official threatened on turda) 10 e'p.ind thr
U\tcm A1rhncs .. trik.c &o ""'' Pan menc.1n. •h1lc union leaden di~ ~• way~ for emplo)'et to buy both camtn in "the oppununll) ofa ltfclJntt ·•
Eastern cmploytts ralhc<l 1n Wa h1n11on. ~· Jcr " and 'c• \or\
whcrr GO\'. Mario Cuomo threw h11 'upport txhanJ the wor~ers anti
chalfenicd President Bu h to intct\ enc 1n the labor ~ar wath Eastern bo '
f-rank Lorcnto.
Eastcm's 8.~00 Machinist ente~ their third Ct'k on stnke, which ha.,
cnpplcd the nation's tt\'enth-laflClt airhnc and forctd u &u '"" ban~Nptt)
pro1ect1on The wOflcrs h01~e rcr1.1K'd to IJVC ~ cot aon\.
When Bill'• parent.a passed away, they
had a houso and o oouplo of bank accounta.
RecoU8C they only had a will, the eatate had
to go through probate. Ev rything wu 80
difficult and timo conaumin1. The probate·
took over a y ar and coet. th<>uunds of dol·
Ian.
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,~===~~~~~ Washington wOriied about Its Image
When wo w nt to do OW' will. a friend
r commond d an Htat. plannin1 teminar
pre nud by B iaire Law Offi.ce1. The ai.-
torn y wa1 intere1tin1 and very inform•·
tivo. Thor wert eo rnany b nefit1 we
w ren't aware of. I'm jlad w attended the
aeminar bocauN we found out that. we
could not only aave our children t.houeanda
of dollart in e tat.e tax.a and pl'Obate fee1,
but aleo that we could Mt up our ntate eo
that t'atutro~ medical care coe would
not take all our &llMta away.
When it com • tlane for our ctiilclien to
handla OW' Mtate, t\#1,,thiJMr wtll be in or·
der for th m, We don't want our children
tu ·euf1'er th pain wt auf1'ered when our
parent. paMed away.
£ven thoqh our children have rrown
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When )'OU buy th1 6S Jt,, l\llh"I me cab1ne!S and 48 -
rctum c~ \; " as a ' {)I: 'ot1 ~ou wvc an extra S2 '
TIU' v.hl&c mclam1nr & .... ..c1 "-itfl pr<*CbYC qc bmd~
as CU). afi>rdablc VwOruJ*=C Ready to semble. or asi us
about dcl1¥1Cry and• u.r ~ ... 1f purchased fCPU*I Silt..
compete SltJO Rcium. 11 punh.t-.cd ~ly. S99.
compare SlJO file. 1r pun: hued \Cfl9"'1el)'. 199.
compare SJ(JO ~111 '·pc ~. sm.
LAST7DAYS
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REAi. EST -\TJ: ,
The following last of Orange Coast
real estate trano;fers. \\ h1ch mcl udes
the name of the bu)er. address and
the pri ce pai,d for the propen}. was
compiled from county rl·cords and
escrow companies by Homeowners
Marketil}g Services.
Company officials sa) the last may
have an error factor of 7 percent~
duri ng a year's time beca use of
speculauon buying and errors.
The list is pubhshe<l for the
1nforma11onal use of our readers and
is protectedoy. copyiighr 10 Home-
owners Marketing Sen· 1n·s.
Foutain Valley
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Smnh. 10961
El Cid $320,000
Mr. & Mrs. Steven J 1..c" an. 15891
Indies Court $147,000
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph B. Kovacs.
I 1873 Jade Coun SI 80.000
Mr. & Mrs. Milton H. Ed"ards.
16919 Kawai Coun $210.000
Mr. & Mrs. Tscngucn f cng. 8585
La Baya Ave. $206.000
Mr. & Mrs. Andrew R. Basnar.
Skippy, 4, a pure-bred slclp-
perlce, wants an adoptive
home wjth adults. He has all
of his shots and 11 house-
broken. He 11 at th• Newport
Shelter, IJS Mesa Drive,
Con.Mesa.
I 111 1 La Naranja Court S 158,000
Mr. & Mrs. Yu Ching Li, I 0395 La
Tortola $256,000
Mr. & Mrs. Ste.vcn R. Olmsted.
18411 Los Canarios St. $258.000,v,.
Mr. & Mrs. David Jessup. lw86
Meadow1ark Ave. S 148.000
Mr. &-Mrs-. ClarcncC" F. Atvey-Jr ..
16846 Mountain Fletcher $3 12,000
Mr. & Mrs. Ralph H. Stri cker,
10472 Morning Glol') $218.000
Baf'!"Y _ D. Moore. I 7912 Oak l.
$260.000 Mr. & Mrs. Hs111gC1. Chu, I 84S!t$f1
Veronica $720,000
Mr. & Mrs. Dal)en Chia. I 7690 Sn
Vicente $280.000
Judith A. Pachohk. 11 882 Tur-
quoise Coun S 168.000
Mr. & Mrs. Donald R. St.anfonh.
40 Warner A\e. No. 100 $49,000
Mr. & Mrs. Edwin J. Strazzulla.
85..t 5 Whnefish Circle S3~5.000
Rontlngton Beacll
M r. & Mrs. Michael Smith. 10961
El Cid $320.000
Mr & Mrs. Steven J. Lewan. 1589 1
BIRTHS
FOUNT AJN VALLEY
REGIONAL HOSPITAL
Feb.U
Jacq uet} n and Ronald James. Foun·
tam Valley. girt
--J:e.ILU Linda and C1u~ Fmpatnck. Costa
Mesa. bo) ·
Kathanne and Mark Minot. lnme.
bo)
Ruth Nielsen and Vi ncent Sc herf.
Costa Mesa. bo)
Feb. !6
Debbie and Gregor) "'nghl. In inc.
girl
Feltc1a and Robert Na>. Newpon
Beach. gJrl
Colleen Washburn and Da' ad
CaJdwell. In ane. boy
Feb.t7
Leisa and Kenneth Egan. C.osta Mesa.
girl
Paula G1ovan et11 and Chnstopher
Pcstrillo. Huntington Beach. girl
Feb. %8
Denise Emcro and James Cavers.
Costa Mesa. girl
February 2%
Lisa and Darrel Holmes. Fountain
Valley. girl .
D1xie and John Lynch. Irvine. girl
Cindy and Norbcn Fromm. Costa
Mesa. girl
AMERICAN BOARDING
SCHOOL IN EUROPE
Sahburs lnt.ernational Preparatory School offen 1 challencinl U.S. collep
prep C;Utticulum for sract. 7 to 12 &: PG. Co-ed &: Boudint. 11«1'8dit.cl. Hich
School prorram includa num1roua Advanced Placement COWM1 for coU••
end.it. Poet-Grad eection for Hich School gnduatea. EaceUent coUer• place·
ment track record. Th~ IChool it located in one of the world'• moet btautifUl
UMa. Boudini enhanced by 11~ve 1pon.. r9Cl'Ution and travel p~
Excltini 1ummer lanauq1 1tudy/t.ravel prorrama offered_ for French, ~rman
& Italian. For cataloi a.n<I further information plt8141 contact:
Salzburg International Preparatory School
U .8. lep: l(n. Marte Mel>evltt
SI-~ WM&ewater Dr., Coroaa del Kar, CA Hel6
Tel 11' MMlll Pu (11') HNllO
Indies Coun S 147.000
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph 8. Ko' acs.
11873 Jade Coun S 180.000
Mr. & Mrs. Milton H. Ed"ards.
I 6919 Kawaa Court $210,000
Mr. & Mrs. T~ngtien Feng. 8585
La Ba ya Ave. $206._()QO _
Mr. & M rs, Andrew R. Bisnar.
11 111 la Naranja Coun S 158.000
Mr. & Mrs. Yu Ching Li. 10395 La
Tortola $256.000
Mr. &. Mrs. Steven R. Olm tcd.
1841 I Los Cananos St. $2 58.000
Mr. &: rs. Tiav1d Jess up. 10086
Meadowlark A\ e. SJ 48,000
Mr. & Mrs. Clarence F. Alvey Jr ..
16846 Moun ta an Fletcher SJ I 2.000
Mr .• & Mrs. Ralph H. Stncker.
10472 Morning Glor) $218.000
8af'!"Y D Moore. 17912 Oak St.
$260.000
Mr. & Mr!>. Hsing C Chu. 18458 n
Veronica $720.000
Mr. & Mrs. Dar1en Chia. 17690 Sn
Vicente $280.000
Judith A. Pachohk. I I 882 Tur-
quoise oun St 68,000
andra and John Gaumc. Hunt-
ington Beach. boy
Machelle and Sterhen McCarl).
Fountain Valley. gir
Linda Cha11an and Joseph E'ans.
Costa Mesa. boy
Rebecca YoungandJarren Huntress.
Costa Mesa. girl
Februar)' U Jill and John Watov1C7. Costa Mesa.
girl
Juhe and Ricky Akers. In inc. bo}
February 24
\dnc) and Marl Muc:ller. ( osla
Mesa. garl Lisa and Angel Varela. In ane. gJ rl '
( )'nth1 a and Rot>en Salter. Fountain
Valle). girl
Jacqu elyn and Ronald Jdmes. foun-
tain Valle}. girl
February %5
Landa and Gu~ F1tLpatnck. Costa
Mesa. bo>
Kathanne and Mark Minot. Irvine.
boy
Ruth Nielsen and Vincent Scherf.
Costa Mc a. bo>
February %6
Debbie and Gregol') Wnght. In anc.
girl
Felicia and Roben Nay. Newpon
Beach. girl
POWELL-THOMPSON
The engagement ofTyle ne Allison
Po"'ell and Jeffrey Allen Thompson
of Running Springs has been an-
nounced b) her parents, Ron and
Mane Powell of Huntington Beach..
He 1s tht.• M>n of Sue and John
Tho mp on of Running prings.
The bride-elect is a student al
l:.<.hson High School in Huntington
&ach and her liancc 1s an Edison
Htgll..SChool .alumous
.\ Sept. 16 wedding as planned tn
h ~1mon and Jude Catholic
( hurt h. Hun tington Beach.
KNIESEL-WRIGHT
Mr and Mr\ Ernie Kniesel of
Nc~pon Beach ha .. e announced the
engagement oft heir daughter. Jodcne
Susan to John"( hip" Wright. son of
Mr and Mrc, Jae!.. Wnght of Corona
dd Mar
.\ June 10 wedding I\ planned an
{ hmt Luthera n C h\Jrch. Costa Mesa
The couple arc graduates of Corona
dcl Mar H 1gh School. The bride-elect
as also a graduate of UC LA with a
bachelor of ans degree an pohtical
science. She was amhatccl With Pa
Beta Phi sorority and served a!I
M'EDDl'.\GS
Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Olson
DON'T JUST GO THROUGH IT -
GROW THROUGH ITI
Di .,~ SEMINAR \'Orce~ .Jtt~~d~J,~g~~::,~us Reco •
· work$hops ~~1y A fMINARFOR
W rksh DIVORCfDANOSEPARATED
P(RSONS OF All AGES
. 0 op Six Thursday Evenings
M drch 30th -May '4th
7:30 -9:30 p.m.
ST. ANDREWS PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Newport 8('.1<. h St Arutn.·wc. ,11 I St h ~t
(ac ro's from Newport 11,11 hoa I la~h) S l O Rt•g1stration
ror morf' 1nfw111,1tm11, .111 6Jl-lM5 Mon·f r1 'l·S
• Large 16" Any Combination
e All Toppino• 1r .. 1 In Onlv ~ No TehOut (
• Wide Screen Plu 8 TV'
•Full Coektail Bar• Games A Vid
* * * * * * * f.lijeJ ._. ,._ £..ry IPI OI rn.e WMl
Al 0.-I • t r Prtee _,I S.ts
Jeffery Allen Thompso n. John WrJtlht and flancee
Tyle ne Allison Powell. Jode ne Sus•n Kntesel.
pn .. ·s1dcnt an her senior )car 'he h
cmplo)ed as a campaign a~1atc
\\llh United Wa) of Orange Count~.
Her liance recca"ed has bachelor"~
degree an finance from Ari zona State
QLSON-BOWMAN
The United Methodist Church of
Orange was the St'll'"J for the Feb :!S
marriage of Brenda K Bo" man and
Mark D OIM>n. both of HuntinJ tOn
Beach.
The bride as the dau&h ter ol \1 rc. Jacquehne Bov.man o(\\ C\tmanstcr
and Thames Bo" man of Rancho She
wore a white !><!tan go"'n "1th a full
train and puffed !ilce\ e\ accentl-d
Wllh 00\\-!I
Cheryl Phcl~ "a' maid of honor.
.. and bndl"!ima1d!i "'ere Janet F1~h. Tn h Kelly. ManSA Mendel. Kun
Salt. Darlene Burger. Kama Bowma n and Jenny Salt Li ndsey Salt wu
flov.cr girl and Randon Phclp!i. n ng
bearer.
Mr. and Mrs Howard Olson of Red
Oak. Iowa. are the pa rents of the
bndegroom. Andy Larson wa be t mah. and ushers v.ere Mar~ Bov.man
Dan Thomas. Man> Coate\, Kevi n
Handm ar h and tc"c M1kul.,
A tier a ..,.eddang tnp up the \;O:l\\ to
Montef'e) and Carmel. the coupl arc
at home an Huntington Beach.
Un 1 ,~r:.1t) He '"a'> a member of
~1gma l\.u traternal) and \\~ \ICt'
pr~1den1 and rush chairman. Ht' 1s a
commt'mal real estate salesman" irh
the Newport Beach office ofCold"'ell
Banker.
\ '\ '\I\ I ·: H' \IC I t·:s
MR. AND MRS. BRINCK
1 he SOt h v.eddang annl\ ersal) of
Mr and Mrs. George W Bn nck of
( osta Me~ ..,.as celebrated at a buffet
luncheon attendcQ b} 88 fncnd!I and
fam1I> members on March 4 at the
Bethel Tov.en Socnl Hall.
I lost1ng lht't'' ent ..,.e~ the Brincks'
daugh ters and son~an-law. Jud> and
John Rtdenhaur of BucU)'e. Anz ..
and I csh and Don Gorman of Cosla
Mesa -:
Thr honored couple ha\t' hH-d in
( o ta Mesa for 14 \tar~. Both arc
natl\. CS of upstate Nev. York where
the} met as tcen-a~rs at an Ep"'orth
League Institute Summer Camp
The} have two daughters. lhitt
arandson~ o.oc aranddaughlcT and
one grcal-granddaughtd :--..
Out·of·town aucm included Paula ~vaa.c of Nonhtm Cahfo rn1a. Tom Slack of New York City, N Y . Mr
a.nd Mn Cla1r Phthp) of Palm)ra.
Pa., Keith Benbow of Snowflal..c. riz., 1r. and \1r Dick Benbow and
their daU&htcr. Mc&an Nicole ol
Bu kc)c. Am
Send us your anniversary news .
Silver. golden. diamond -m1 kstonc ~cddin1 ann1vcrsar1cs arc
special. The Datl) Pilot will publish }Our pccial wedding anniversary
nc~s. 25th. 35th. 50th and 75th anniversary celebrations. o n a space
avallablc basts.
Se nd a written account of the c\;cnt to our Wedding Dcpanment.
Dall) Pilot, P.O. Box 1560. Costa Mc~. Include a photo of the couple
tf desired.
For more 1nformataon. call 642-4321. e'tcn ion JSO.
• To $500.000
• Euy Qualifi r • Owner Occ\ap~.
1,.. Uniu • NoN.tiy
Amortiulion • 11th Di1t.rict Index
<:=all today for a PRBMCO Home Loan :
('714) 841-1718
About bla ney,
business, the Bard,
Bill and bas·kets
A belatttl toP. o' the mvrni111 to>~·-· ·
I trust you enjoyed ~ourcomcd beef. ~n beer and Irish
coffees as much as we did. Sony, even family.tics can't create
, an appetite for cabbqe. Will colc slaw suffice? ·
Irishmen and lasses as well as those annual Tri h wanna-
bes cckbrated the wcari~ oft.he arccn on F.riday. When you
think about. that is a parucuwty noteworthy event h~.
As Corona del Mar
resident Shirley Schieber's
phone machine mcssge
pomted out, there is a
certain irony in "the gtttn-
ang or the count) or or=
ange.'' .
0
The orange vs. the vcen ...
Speakrng of the Orangcmen. Syracuse won its first round
NCAA Basketball Tournament game on the eve of St:
'
lttD\l I' tll,l•tK\
Today 1s Palm SUadaJ,-w.dl It.
the 781h day of 1989. Tbelc uc 217 da>' left 1n the year. Th11 11 the date
the walloWJ trad111onall)' ~urn to
tht San Juan Capi,trano M•ssion 1n
CAiifornia.
Today's hi&hlt&ht in hisl()O': In 1917, tfie U.S. Supreme Court
upheld the eiaht·hour work day for
rad roads.
In 1918, Conare$s approv«t day· hatu·S&•ina J1me. In 1931, Nevada lep.littd pm·
bhna.
In 1942, President Frankhn D.
Roosevelt or~ that men bcl'A'CCn
1he a1es of 4S and 64 ~ let f.or non-) m1htary dul). · •
In 194S. abou1 800 people wtre
killed as Kamikaze planes attacked
the U Franklin ofT1apa.n. The ship.
hO\\>ever. ~as vcd. I
In 1981, television evangelist Jim BaHer resigned as chairman of his
PTL ministry orgamution, sayana he
had been blackma1tcd by-"'trcacher·
ous former fnends. ·•
Patrick's Day. The fightina Irish of Notre Dame had just a
much luck on St. Paddy's Day. It is doubtful they will get to
play each other. .. 1t'\E. N.R A. ASSAULT ~\FLE. \iUNT~R TRoP\-\Y ROof\/\ ...
l oda> 's birthdays: Jud&e John
'mca 1 85. Author lrvina Wall.act is 7' .\ctor-d1rector Pat rick
McGoohan 1s 61 . Author Philip Roth
1s S6. i\ctrcsrsmger Phyllis Newman 1s 54. Actrc Ursula Andress 1s 53.
Actre s Glenn Close is 42. Actor
Bruce Willis IS 34.
By Tiiie Aueda..-Preti 0
Ah, the saints be pra1sed... · HJ:\ Dl<HS" I· OH I 'ti . Followers of March Madness might avec the hcadhnc
writers massed an opponunity Thursday night when the Siena
Saints u_psct Stanford.·
___ Bcfor~uncing the boys from Palo Alto oyt.ofJ.h-............_.__
round, the underdog from Loudonville, N. Y ., had been better
known for recently playing in front of empty arenas because of
l=iaU should-get-use~ctt ~~~
a quarantine required by an on-campus measles outb~ak.
When Siena emerged the vicror 8Q.. 78, I expected the
spons pages to carry wmeth1ng ltke: Sec-}a-enna second
round;
Saints make Stanford sick
Perhaps the scnbcs will use the ltne later 1n the
tournament. that as tf the Siena team continues its winning
Wa)S.
0
It was the best of signs ...
While we're word playi ng. here's one reponed by the New
York Times News Service. The sign, spotted in the window of a sponing goods store read: NOW IS THE DISCOUNT
OF OUR WINTER TENTS
With apologies to King Richard Ill and the Bard. the wire
service repon was clear. The store was run by a merchant an
Cincinnati. not Venice.
0
To the Editor: Donn Hall recent I) sent you a lcncr
in which he accuses me of a number of
heinous 11ct1v1t1es and character
flaws The bulk of his statements an:
un)uppontd by facts or data. I will
leaH the rcbu1tal of his many fal~
and'" m1sJeadina statements to lhe
record and the many letters which are
sure to come in response to bis leucr.
I hopc that )OU will gJve as much
space to the responses as you ha\I:
given to Mr. Hall.
I would hke to point out tha1 Mr
Hall was on the City Council for most
of the years during which lhe un-
restncted building. which has created
the traOic mess that \\>e now suffer
with today. was accompli htd. He
ha) trul y been the buJldcrs' be)t
fnend \s long as that an>"th "as
good forthe rn11ens of Costa MC\a -
and some of 11 "asl-Mr Hall could cl;.um lhat he \\asJ01na what \\8 ~st
for Costa Mesa. Once that @.f'O\\.th
became the problem. Mr. Hall's
\ mon d1dn '1 Ii 1 He doc n 't appear to
hke being out of slep v.uh the l urrcnt tide of events He doesn't appear 10 be
willing to acknowltdge that O\Cr 60
percent of people \Ollng in last
No, ember's clcu1on dadn'l want the
"oumand1ng" prOJCCt 1hat he und
others spent SI\ )C:lr110 dc,elop ·
Mr. Hall's \lc1ous :mack on mr
puts him in some vel') intcrc<111ng
compan' -Martin Hn>\\t'1 • .ind
Bnan Thenot If it w("f'tn'1 so dis·
t.asteful lo be 3))()('1attd w11h ~ople
of that ill I might be able lo enJO) the
c-clcbn1' siatus
I ha'e no political ambmon and
Sttk no pcr'\On<il gain I am a person
"ho speak'> out on communll) 1 uc
because l car\· about lhr quaht) of life
1n Costa ~11.''3 II I ha' e been
pe~uasnc and therTb) ha\C helped
ihc public l'\prcss 11s con ems about rampan1 de\C~lopmcnt 1n Co t.a Mesa
an(j ha\ e those COO<.'Cfnll hetdcd for a
change, I am pleased.
I am SOrT) that Mr Hall 1s such a
bad spon. His ~omments S\.IUC t that
he has bttn eatina some ~ur IJUpci.
rcccntl}
1 sugacst thal wt move away from
mudsh~na and pend some enc'\)'
on drav.1na up plans for Co ta Mesas
future wh1ch reflect the mputai\cn b) the man) C1t12cns who have part1C1-
pated m the general plan review
process. I v.ould be deh»i'cd to retire
from pubhc view as soon as Cosu
Mesa's future •s a nice place to livt i as urcd.
If people •Jrtt with what I have 10
S3) and that bothers Mr. HaU, I aum
he 1 JUSt s<>•na ro have to act used to not ~1ng m cflargc an> more.
STEPHEN GOLDBERGER.
Costa Me
r
Nonews1s ...
Mcanwh1le. Wall Street made a local appearance along
the Orange Coast on Sat\uda}. The Pilot added a aturda)
Bu mess page that included Fnday•s closing stock market
pnces. From now on. Pilot readers won't have towa1t until the
next week to sec how their stocks fattd. After Fndn). ma) be
Mesa needs more citizens like Goldberger
some would rather wait. -
Y{e were SOl"I) to repon t~e market took a beaung on
fnda).
The Dow Jones average plunged more than 49 points and
the average issue on Wall Street lost 70 cents. Ouch.
0
OTT}, wrons number... ~
Our good fnend. 8111 Hamilton at The Canncl)
restaurant, took some exception to my pokrng fun at the car
phone craze. In addition to legitimate business use ,
Hamilton point out there are humarutarian and publ 1c safct>
apphcauons of the mobile phones.
Hamilton watne scd an injury accident on,. a loncl\
mountaan road last weekend and immediately summoned aid
b} calhng the California Highway Patrol on his cellular phone
He's nght about the fad phones, of course. I will have to
call him to say o.
Can you make a collect call to a car phone?
To the Editor.
In li&ht of the ~r tum out in las1 Noveriibcr1s election. the personal a11acks on man ) people actl\C in
polmcal 1ct1v111es and the attacks on
an author b> the A)atollah Kho-
mem1, I read w11h interest a lener b)
Donn Hall published m the P1lo1
He accused Or. 1ephen Gold·
berger of bc1n1 an obstruc11onist and
an ehust and then t1sted has reasons.
For those of you who do not know,
Dr. Goldberaer is an active cmzen
fiahtma to maintain and improve thl'
quality of hfo m Costa Mes as our Cll)
continues to develop
I doubt 1f this lct1er will ge1 lhc
same four columns that Hall's lcuer
received so I will summarize m)
comments. Hall's mam complaint 1s lha1 Dr
Goldbergl'r has disagreed \\1th h1!>
VIC\\> .as to how the Cll) hould be
developc9 (.,old berger IS JCC usro Of
"'nung leucrs that arc not true.
shout1n1 d1s1ort1or and us1n1 per·
sonal msuhs at council mccung and
of being poht1calh acuvt• and e~ercn·
1ng his con t1 tu11onal nihts Oh )C~.
\\.Orsi of all he has done 1h1c; w1thou1
C\.Cr scel1ng OffilC
For thOSl' c1111ens \\>ho h:l\ e nc' er
Sttn our council at worl I would
sugges1 )OU"" hone of the mecLu\g.s
on cable TV. II ~omcs add1cll\e
hle a ~P o~rn One sc s1on I
wa1chl'd could ha"e been ent11leJ
"\\ atch Pompous Counl1I Mcmbl·r
Insu lt and lkra1e ( 1t11ens. ··
Halro; ll'Hcr 1s tilled w 1th personal
attad.c,, half 1ru1hs and m1sinforma·
uon much hle the camp.ugn htera·
turc pul out ~> the '-"Cll·finanCl'tf
ba kc~ of the Home Ra nch proJC'Ct
dunng the last elec11on -~.WU.UUO
plus. ' tb.t &f&SS·toOlS cuucn cam-pa~gn of about S9.000.plu .J
If Dr Goldberacr has wnttcn
something that 1 not true "h) 1 not..
Hall more S{>C'C1lic 10 his leuer" ul\c
u the facts. let the cmzcns deicide. Hall also tells u of all the .,.at
things the Scgerstrom fanu ly h2
done for thc Cit\ and 1mphcs 11 is
"rong to obJC'Ct to their develop-ments. I \\>llJ agrtt that the\ ha'c
done much •~~mpIDH' \hl" image of
the cit) \\,1th their proJcct~
I would also hl c 10 lno" ho"'
much monc) ha'c the' made on these proJrcts How grt'at were thcir
tax "nte-0fTs for dona1ed land, and
wh)' don 't the) h"c in< osta Mesa 1f 1t
1 uch a nice qu1e1 placr to "' e and ha~ a gn-at future'> Do they know
something the c1111ens do not kno..., -t
Do thett plan call for the complete
dc\clopmcrn of c'cry o~ p.ece of
land 1n the cuy to inciudc our
commwlJl) coUcac.? I. a I Cltuen of Co ta Mesa rorth
I t l 0 )e&M. ha,·e seen a rapid ckchne
in our quaht} of hfc becaux of
CXCCSSl\e de\ClOpmcnt. Pcopk need
good housing. open paces end
rtuonablc altematJ\es to move
around the cit~ The best 'A>I) au of
the con0JCUOJ v 1t'"'"1 of our c-n1ztns can be met as b> active duzen
C\Ct'CtSUll thctr nab ts and by support-
'"' lhc Jtl'lt'ral plan rt' iew am wrry 1f t1c1zrn part1c1pat1on upsets .\yatollah Donn Hall. Th1sC1t)
ancJ count~ need more citizens like
Or Goldbcrger ... concerncd, in·
formt·d. and acu,c.
.\LBERT J RASCH
Costa Mesa
\\ 111 . H I : I 0 \\ H I I I Now is the time to save Laguna's wilderness -Your representatives
U.S. SENATORS To the Editor Cru1cooA~ (0). 57.S7 W. Centul) Blvd. uite 515. As the quaht) of thc-en' 1ronmen1 Lo~ Angele • ~5. (213)215-2186. diminishes from our communm
WUIOD, Pete (R). 840 ewpon Center Dr. utte 240. throuah the overde\elopment of our
C""'ff;n n-ch. 9l660. 720-1474. can)on and hillsides. the quahl} ol
-&K.a hfe that "'e enJO> also greatl) ... ail may be addressed to . '. Senate. Wa htngton. dimm1 he~ Massive irading and
D.C. 20510. den.scdc,elopments haH a1rnd~ U.S. REPRESENTATIVES taken a tremendous toll on our 'er. Co~,_ Chit (4tm Dl1&.·R) 180 Ncwpon Center Dnvc. fragile lommunil>. and the tu1ure
uitc 2~. Ncwpon Beach. 92660. 644-4040. plans of cJevdopcrs will rob u'I of an)
Dauemeyer1 WIUlam (Ht• Dllt·R) 1235 N Harbor uniqueness and quaht) of hie that "c
Blvd., Fullerton. "l2632. 992--0141. have left
Dena.a, Robert (Hiit DltC.·R) 12387 Lewi t.. u1te Plan~ are 1n tile wor~s to Jc\clop
203, Garden Grove. 92640, 97 J ·9292. the 1.tsr rcma1mna ndJc lop~ and n----R t .. •rd Dt a ft) 629,.. d I M h1lls1dc in South LlJuna fo an) one r-=--"'• oa ..., • ·• • '-amino c °' arc unfamiliar w11h t~e arta . .i hule time Suite 204, San lemcnte. 92627. 49~2343. pent thcrt would fam1harue an)onc "-'~~ Dua ( O•d DllL·R) 2733 Pacific Ol~l with th1\ one-of-a.kind en "ronmcnl. H iJhw•Y.· tc. JUO, Torrance. 90S05. (2 I 3)32S.8888. which 1 unique 1n -.ildhfe plants and
Ma1l be addressed to House Office Buildina.. W hina-1opoanphy. If -.-c. as a communll).
lt---:to=n-, -r.--~S°'lS:-----. "tfon' t JMUCP.C lblS and
STATESENATORS other cnvuonmcntall> scns1t1 '<' Be~.... Manu (17~ Dttt:·ll) 140 Newpon Center art• that remain -.11hm our cit\·
Ori\'c, Suite t~O. Ncwpon &ach. 92660. 640-1137 • \phertofinftucntt.-.eh2,enoontto
C.-.....,.1
9
WHUam (Sitt Dbt.-R). 23161 Lake Center blame but ounclve-s when the unique-~· 770-cc33 D and quaht) ofUfc v.e c~oy hcrt Dr •• El Toro, 2630. JJ • 1n' ••una bas ~n bulldoz Pl'...,, • G--. ""-..-.al (lJrd Oist.-0)126Jl E. Imperial Hiahwa". -. ~ · "v •-• ~ J O\Cr and I IOM fort\Cr. ... Santa Fe Sprinp. 90670. (213)670-7196. . Rey~. MwaH B. (W Dht.·ll> 1661 N. Ra)'mond '\ \'C • To tr) and combat th1s mcnact 10
Suite2r1. naheim,92801.871-0270, our communit) and us unique
~.il,-(U_. Dlit.-ll).2JSOTowneCcnu-e mace.
Anaheim, 92euo. 38~1700. · Ourinatellions. mail ma) be addtUscd to SW.c Capitol.
Sacnuntnto, 95814,
nATE ASIDIBLYllEN ,~, .. GU c Dll&.-1) 4667 MacAnhur Bhd .• Sune lm• Ne•pon b. 92660, 756-0665.
l'lla1k .PWlll ( ... Dlli.·A), 17195 Ncwho~. Fo.aalaia V__,., 927-662-5503.
"' ''hi u
qualtues man> conccrncJ n.•\1dcn1s
ha\c formed the \unset < ommunn~
Action ( omm111cc 1n a\\0\.1:1uon
with the 5outh L.aauna C I' tl hWl·1a·
uon.
Our aoal is the tormJllOn of lhl' "lqun~ W1ldcfne'' \.inltuar,,"
"'tuch hopn to protcd .rnJ pre~n e
the ~main1n3 unJe' d1)~ J an'J' nl
our communal\ tor po't\'nl~
In the coming "C'Ck'i. "\' "111 be
'°hc11ma upport from tht• n.·\I of the
communit) w \,\('can all 101n lorlt'\ l<>
control dc,clopmcnl anJ hopeful!\
prtStrvc and main1a1n lhr quaht) of
hfe and ~n\lronment 1n l agunn that
so man~ of us lhcnsh and "anl 10
protect.
little ume ~main\ 11 ""t' don't
~hd1fy as a commumt' and act 1n
common to f't"llCr'e our remaining opcn pett. What-v.c na,cl so
peciaJ that 10 lei it au w 11hout •
concentrated and co~" c effort b) the cuazen v.ould be 1n en\.1ronmen -
tal and ~pnital cataw ophc
H•fully the communtl) 111
rnpond ·in time 10 aff«t pos1tnc
results to ~r\e the rcn a1n1na
open~ and 10 m:ake th "Laauna
W1ldcrnns nctuary" a mitt~ anJ a
,
'1able hvmg enlll) \\llhm our rnm-
munll\
The.battle line arcdcarh drav.n 1n
1h1 fight It' time to stand° up and be
counted or tand 1dh b' and ~
l ou ntrJ out. \\ c t·an ma kt a Jit.
fcrcncc Let's "ork togtthcr and put
the .. Laguna W1ldcmcss SanC1uary"
on the map. For 1nformatJon on the
nc\t ma-t1n1 please call 499-1 S97
ROBERT F-'RRA D
La&una Beach
Spirit Run mistakes
l 1\ the Ed11nr ·~other complaint I he race dlrcc-
1 ht' annual '\pint Run atlral 1\·J IOI"\ pHn 1ded plent) of refreshment ~' l'ral thou and runners to fn1,h 1on tor lhc runnc~ af\er the race. They l~land in Nt"pon ~ach \\l'rt d1 pcns...'d from about 10 tables.
l ntortunatcl). the) had ool} one line
h h1on Island hn plenty of par Ii.. leading up 10 thc tables. Thas caused
1ni. L nfortunateh some ract plan about a thou~nd runners to ta.nd ~r tr),'11 to rnntrol the am"'"' and w11t for haJf-an~hour for the pol>I· runners' au1omob1lc caused a m.·.i1 ra~c rdmhment Instead. \\oh) not
d1sa ter. All ~trt't'I en1nancc<t 1n Io hne41 l~d1na to 10 tables, each with
f'lshaon Island •c1e cloxtl e\t~ .. ~--mtm>He-~HH~~t:ae!l-U~-to
onc. This forced hundrtd f can lo no' a net. runners shou&d wann-dov..11
tum off Mac nhur dBouleurd into not stanu 1n a hne and chan~ ha\ma Fa hion Island from onh one 1ntrr· a hean attacl ~1100. n 1iaucl. The cona 11on 'The pan1 Run 1s a hai>P) com-
caus.ed man) run~n to be late for tht> munlt} ·11~11) me1Jun, Corona
race. 1 best. there "'" no 11mc for dcl \1ar and 1':cwport Beach ain
lhcm to ~arm up 1t"' \ w unn · al"' a' use more o(
II') incc fa h1on hfanJ has 1 man) DAVID LEWI
entrances and so much parkin OIOfta dt Mar
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01 r ••&c1.-.11n•wt.(11'> ....
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t•&uCl111111a
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EdilOft Hilb tenior Dou.a Nicholi
.,,.. naanias die IOO metcn for lhc ftl'll ....._. wtailc CoroM dd Mat eaaior 'f.ddie LaYele ... compdina
UI the Mme twal • ,.,, Of hat craini111 f'elimen. rt otraed a contrast Of nanNna 11y1et for t~ peat youna athleta Who wouldn •• normally be
matched up. By the lime the peir bit \M finish
line at Satur::r• Beach Citict In vita· honaJ track fidd meet al Newport
Harbor Hiah, Nichols t.-as sprinuo1 ~It Lavelle for a narrow victory at
the wire in one of the mOA utiuna
finishes of the day. . Nichols later ran an im_prHSive
anchor Jq to push the Cb.a~·
1,600-meter relay team to victory m
tbe final event of the dar· Uftina £.dison a~ of Corona de M r for third pliCe in the meet. C.pistrano
Valleywasadccis.vewannerwitb 104
painu, Edison was second WJth 74
and CdM third at 6S. than plinned.
for NK'hol a two,.time deftndana .. , was nannirw third or founh the
4(}0.:rne1ef dwnp in the unset wtfole ~:· Nichols said. ··1 was
~.his 80().mettt pM'ormantt l.S aoan& to make my run halfway
a vallon of thinas to come. thfO!Jah the (final) tum. ~ut be was
.. 1-k can be betltr in the 800." said too far abcld 11 lhe 600-mtter mark.
EdjtOD dasaance COICb Stu Stauble, so I sianed sprintifta. I knew be wa a
who also coaches the CfOS1 country distance IU)' and rm a Jpnnter. so I team on -which Nichols ran last fall counted on havina a little speed ~n at ..... , not a spfin1. You have to be the elld."
mentally ftady. He's a>h)'aiCally Now, Edison head coach Tony ·~ lf be acts himsel( mentally Ci.attll1 wiU use Nichols in an unusual ready loo, &here's no Stowi~ him. doubk for dual meets -the 400 and He·saood. 800. FAison's Dav Baker fini~
.. l ~be bad balf-nuk ability I fourth 1n 2:02.2.
J9Slbad1oconvince him. He'uaooct .. But he. won't have to run l:SS
haJf-miltt1 . but I'm std! try1n1 t.o every timel •• Ciardli sajd. "for the
convince nim. ToctaY proved a httle most pen. nc·u act us cwo firsts. lf'we
bit that I told the truth... can JCt Baker down to l : SS by th~ cod
Nichols, who rettntly ran an 800 in o( tfie teas0n. and &Ct Doua down to ~ic 2:01 ,..for himsctr.•• fin· l:S2 or l:S3, that's a toush paar.
tshed in l:SS.9,just ahead ofllvc•le's (DoUl's) ~ umes will come down
1:56.3. Lavelle b.14 taken the lad at toci.t9ftCehestansdotnaspeedwork."
tbt SlaJ1 ohhe ~ond lap ~nd bepn~ · DUl as Cllrellf and Stauble attest,
to stretch 1t. lattt ta kins a bi& lead and NicbOls' futurt Ii~ in the 800. fortina Nichols· move 1 btt eartier .. You could tind ofstt i1 comfoa. ..
at
Ciarelh Mid. "Lal\ year, he wu leCOftd ~ of victory in winn1"*
lhink1D1 .00. But once lOU eet into the 1.600 In .C:l 1.6.
CIF and run apintt ,Hawthor'nf, .. {~ve 11 alt I hid;· satd la~dle of
Muir and Pasadena, you saan to tbel00,"but heca~tmc.rmtry1~
think. 'All ri(ht, I'll run the 800.' to lrt IO~ loud riaht now,_Ju" (of
.. lfbe aets into the 1ub 1:50s in the the ovmJI de\'elopment of my 2~
800, he'lr be ill .,.cat sba~. This year, mile:'
as far as w~at he ca!1 to fanbett in, it's Lavdle quickly sbo~ed why. In 1ht
the 8!>0· I m ho1>1n1 he can act to 1,600. he ran a S6-second split for the
st.ate. . final 400 meters. He never ran faster . CdM C~b ~1lt Sumner was than 63 l«Onds for the finaJ 400 I st ·~~sed w1!h Nichols. : •. seuon. I was~ am~ with Nachols .. . . . Cape> had the lead until NidM>b. and rve been coachina 10 ycan and .. _!ic was JUSt kind of hanaina tn causht Tony Jen.kins oa _. ~·
ru11nins for }2," Sumner said. .. When ~..!Jhcn he poS>Pe<f a S6 whte~ stretch. Baker made up a bia dif.. •
ht came around that last tum, J WM c._..-.v t~e ~hOle'.facc of the race, .... ftrentt 1n the second let to put ArOA
down at the end there. and I t.old Swnne~said. Oncoftheaoatswasto tn aood shape to hold teOOftCl, tbea
(lave,Ue); ·He's comi.na. • (NiC.hoh) 1adl faam to run 59 the fast quancr. NiChol took over.
(oOkcd so ~tural comu:.a out the lul To 9'156 Oil th!• Powder ··· "l'm reallyan.x1ous to see •hat dWy
160m.eten. . . ••WtiCftyou,ctinaraccw1thtbeb1g do in t\¥P weeks at UCb\ (Beverly ~ile ~veJJc turned an an am-~ thtY &If ~n SS or S6 the last Hills Hip Invitational);' a.rem
prcss1ve lime an the 800, there ~ quaner. ~ d~n't use to run that. said. "We could maybe pull a leCOnd
m(tbod to his earl.)-teaSOn dCcilion He wa '*.llina rn there, but they'd ofT each of: those (splitJ).on a tartan toru_ntheshonerd1l&al)Ceu~ ·atwa~.ou ~him. Now, no matter track We'll probably.Sia.rt kin next
to·h11 strona swt, tbc .l ••. And 1t whttklndof~lheyrun,hccan tay time. I think Tommy's a titde bit
showed up when he cruiied t.o a five· ift there... ,....... .. eaACH/Mt
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dlloft'I DOU9 Nkhot, runnlftt Na first
ayer IOO lllft•n IMlt deflnlt•IJ not ltls last, '
ouddd11 Corona del Mrs •.o. Lavelle In Corona del Mar •ndtw Mark a.rn""'
ttl• ftnal SO 111eten '°'· nm peace. comes on 1trone to edge •dlson•s Matt
Hwt f«W, •cond place In dM 400-Meter reaa,. ~tl"aftO V•HeJ WOft tfM eYent.
c - . -North-South? East-West? How about shirts-skins?
Orange County A/I-Star High School basketball game at UC I is being turned upside down
Aftct a few boun tryiQ& tod.,est
what they've done to the Oran,c
County AJl.·Sw Basketball Game,
I've come to lheconcluifon it has to
be the hardest SWlllOW tn )catl. I'm IOfTY,J' ve never bouabt A tla n-
ta 10 the NFC West, cit.Mr.
So when I'm told that£spcra.nza Hiab belonas int.be South and tba1 EdilOft beJOn'1 in Lhc Norlb. well, 1t
JUlt doesn't wash. Oarrie orpniz.tn claim it'nll int
doGC to crate a tittle more s-rity i"o tbepme. Lhaa ahtre hu been a
populauon atowth Ul Oran.F Count> andastuft in the baJanetofpav.er an
recent )tats. Pan!}? The South. w11h supersrar
Adam Keefe. manqed a 109-100
Vlctory last ~r to snap a four-pm~
lostnastreak. The North has won fi ve
of tbe last seven. The South airts v.on
last year. too, forthe fant ttme 1n three
yean. 1t•1 U'UC the South 1s usually
ravcmct. Funny. thou&b. most of those Nonh playendon·t bu y the
nouorHhcy'rc 1«<>nd rate
Now the .. Nonh .. as be•na handed a
2-1rauo1n terms of available schools
( 49·2S)and cnrollmenl
(71 ,()()(). 3 s .000).
Maybe nooncnol1ccd. but the
balan« of powcrsmoo1hc'd out when
1t wasdcc1<kd 10 place Mater Dc11n
1heNonhafewycarsaao ltwastht'
Gar) McK.ntaht-Tom Lcvmpme
and everyone was happy.
The Nonh became much s1ronacr
and the South was able to avoid some
VCf) ruffied ftttinJS which had sur-fa~ bct'«en Mater Dc1 and tht' l"C'St
of the \\Ortdat thct1mc.
Thal wasconsldcrc<ta rathc-r
radical move-but n's no more than
a npPk 1n the stream compared to th~
ma.JOr uphcaval lhc pm~·s d1r«t1 on
has now takc-n
What this 1s really about ho"nt'r.
1 nottO&l\C the Nonh. orthc South,
a bcucnhotat wanning. It'~ 10 11\C
1he ruJSou1h more' plJ)Trs. sp~aJ.
1n1tbe un~1 League and halftht-
( cntur} Luaut as -.ell n ')addk-
back and other asso~ schools
(f.stanc1a, too) into the North
l hat way. 1hc South can have 15
players from tbc ~uth and the on h can hav~scvcn orctlht mOT'C pla)ers
from the South
lt'salla nu111erofop1n1on,and m)'
opinion aartts with the concq>t the
trad1uon1l South has had the m~
share ofsrandouts. But tbttt 1s
somcth10J very valid bc1t11 lo t r.n the
dus1ofth1sd«1 ion.
S1mp1)' put, the pmc's traduion of
South 's. North 1s destro)ed. Ifs not
South vs. North,an)'morc. but West
\ s. East. orSou1h Coast v t-vcryone
else
1t'sCap1 raoo VaJley.Coronadet
Mar, Dana Hill.!1 EIToro, lm.ne.
M1 ion Viejo. 1 rabuco Hill and
Woodbnd&e.1Jonav.1lh1 fewotl\crs
1 n the Soutl2 .. or wt.. qajnll 49
('9e ... Me CAllS..SON/Mf
'\\ 1 l 1 HI I \ \ '
Bruins get boost
with suspension
of Tar Heel Reid
Ocean ewfindswayto~1n ·
again in Santa Ana tourney
a nose
out for third
at CIF Relays ATLANTA(AP)-J.R. Reid. NonhCarohna's
leacli111. KOrU', S.aunta)' susl)tftdcd for one ~-for Vioelli11 the ieam·1 curfew on fnday •t North Carolina Coec.h Dile Smith •id llltld and RodMY Hyau •. • ,Ju.n1or
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Seah awks turn back Los Al, 9-6;
Estancia routs Dominguez, 15-2
<. hnstophcnon toHo""cd wuh an RBI U\ak. Scott Canf\IClla aot &he b11 hat.. bun-loaded ani)c
to K'Ort t_.o more.
In the fourth, Hernandez hit a leadofT lf\&lc.
C hru.tophenon ii\&kd and Cory COlbtri capped 1t -.1th a
t~o.nin doubk.
lly HUGO ltlCAltOO
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Strawberry involved in more
brawling in game vs. Blue .Jays
DUNEDIN. Aa. -This time, Darryl •
Strawberry went after the other auys. ~
Strawberry, who tried to punch team-• · · •
mate Keith Kemandn earlier this month, ----
was involved in two separate bench-clearing incidents in
the sixth innina with the Toronto Blue Jays on Saturday.
In the Orst, pitcher Jeff Musselman bit Strawberry
witha pitchjn the back and theriaht tieldercharaed out to
the mound, · M45selman ran off the mound
toward tile Blue Jays' duaout and
Strawberry was tackled by catcher
Pat Borden and third baseman Kell y Gniber.
Strawbn'ry was not ejected, but
Musselman was tos9Cd out of the
game by home plate umpire Larry
Yount " didn't know which way to
go." Musselman said. "J've never
been in a situation where I've had a Strawberry guy cominJ after me.
"I'm not the kind of p11chcr to try and hurt
somebody." Borders caught Stra\\-bcrry from behind on the thtrd
Lazers cllp W ichita, 6 -5
WICHITA, Kan. -Gary Heale scored -.--
three aoals, including the game-winner with ,H' •
1:46 reft to play, to give the Los Anaelcs ,.....~
Lazers a 6-S win over the Wichita Winp in
Major Indoor Soccer League action Saturday night.
Wichita jumped ahead 2-0 early in the second
guaner on shots from Daryl Green and Erik Rasmussen.
Los Angeles answered in the second with a goal from Bobby Joe Esposito, making the score 2-1.
Wichita scored three more goals m the sccon<S
quarter on goals from Chico 8ol)a, Dale Ervine and Victor Moreland, to make the score 5-1. Hea.le-.$COl"Cd hls fust um pis one at 9·29 and
another at 12:04 in the second, to bring the score to 5-3.
bl.K sick of the mound and put a bear. hus on him. Orubtt
amvedabout thuamc ti~land eactJed.SUawbeny low. Bullets extend ..... _e ..;.e•k The Mets lolded the bun. and when Sua~ I IVlll ~u ·
reached third he ~ent at Grubtr after a shon ditcuueon.
At that point, both benches emptied and the pla)'m as ~!"ato::~11!t11 ~.~!! .. 8!Jut~tiyr' ~ were separated. StraY..beny was cjec1Cd from the pme .. """'rJUQI '"'" ··1 wasstill mad when J aono third besc, .. StrawbrtTy home wann1na stieak to l O sames with a
said. "l tbouaht (Muucltrian) hit me intentionaUy. J 123-114 victory over the Phi!Mklphia 76en. ·-----
thou&ht (Grut>cr)should have minded rusown business." .J•WtWamucorcd 22,MarkAlarie l7aridllneCelter
Gruber, who claimed Strawberry elbowed him 16 for the Bullett, who are blttlina Ph~ladtlphia 1"'1
dunngtheearlierincident saidhctoJdStrawwrry "lwas Boston for the final two playoff berths in the Eisttm just doin& my job." • • Confe~ncc ... .Jno~hcrNBAaam~:a.a.-~n•1t1core6
. "I said, 'You didn't have to elbow me,"' Gruber l 1 ofh1s 30 po~nts in the fourth penod as lnd1~na broke a said. "He said, 'You didn't have to come out. The next f<?u.r:11me ,los1na streak with a 114-103 vtctory over
time you come out, you're going to get a piece of me.'" v1~1una Chicago ... In Houston, <>,tit ~rpe scos:e<S 25
Grubct-said he began 10 walk away when Strawberry, points and Sleepy Flofd had 17. points and 17 assists to
T•La,,_.
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MCond r~ v. Notr"• Demi. ClleMlt t
reputed his threat. ,, lead the Rockets to a 27-1 JJ. victory over Portland .•
. "So J said, 'What's holdin.a you? C"mon. •" Gruber Terry Cl!mmlap scored 26 point~ ~d ~ad 8lkma .~ said. 21 11 Milwaukee snapped Detrc;>1t s rune-pme winnin1
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. With that Mets third base coach Sam Perlono st~k with a 11 7-100 win, the etahth strailht hC?mc win
intervened as Strawberry made an apparent anempt to for the Bucks · · . ~e J.a.. ... scored 19 points ~nd
act at Gru~r. Both benches emptied again and the TyreM ~added 22 as J>bocnu won its 10th 1tra1aht umpires ejected the two players. at home wnb a 122-104 vtctory over Seanle .•. Al.tit M~t~ Mal\lger Davey Johnson accuaed Musselman ~~ad 27 points, 10 ~~unds and 10 assists as
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V••· Fie. CheMll 4. II.JO am -TINNfSJ Mtft'• ,_.'*°'*'' Ill* ti'.-lndl.-Wlh, ESPN ofthrowuii intentionally. Musselman denied it San Antonio !8JJ1ed to beat Vl;Slll!'I Utah. I 14-9~ and
"'If we 1>lay them during the year. it's cenainly bad snap the Jazz s scv~n-game winning streak ..• Keuy NOOll ·-SICIMG: us NatlONll ~ trom Crnltd Butte, Col9 (t1111), Ctltnnel 7
blood -you can count on that." Johnson said. SmJtll scored 23 poinu as Sacrame'1to extended Dallas· road l-05ing streak to seven pmcs with a 100-90 victory.
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Be L; ft I t f d b Ha~l4 Pressley added 17 points for the Kings, includfo& Cf\ vau S n O ea ¥one 10 in the final quarter. 0a11a~ which bas lost 20 onts last
atp Beck took advantage of the ____ 24 road games, scored only uve points from the field in
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misfonuncs of the competition on Saturday •_ / the final 7'/J minutes
to.ue100.11ro1tc1eadaner1hreeroundsof fill Sutton expected to be fired The Pia~ Championship in Ponte Vedra.
t p.m. -COU.IGI IASK.ITaALL.: NCAA TGUrflllmlnf
MCond rOWICt-UCLA vs Not1fl CtnlOM. CtltMel 2. 2 pm -TllNNtS: WM*!'• •-nement flntl from loca
Ralon, FIL (~) Prime Tic:Mt •
Aa. While a,.. Uellb was blowin&_a five-stroke lead
an.d Mart MceamlM!r ~s trying to fiaure out how he
m_Jued 1 putt from point-blank range, Beck slipped in ~tb a 4-u!M'er-p., 68 that pve him sole contrOf JOing into today s final round ... ln the LPGA Tucson Open.
IMt Gal'Mn came from two strokes back to tie Mar1U
Name on the I 5th hole, then birdied Nos. 16 and 18 and
took a two-stroke lead after three rounds. Garbacz,
seen. her fint victory in 12 years, shot a 5-under-per 67
fora ~le total of 204. Her 12-under-par total broke the ~vioui-dueo.round tournament-ffOOfd ~O~ by
Pat 8rMleJ in 1986.
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LEXINGTON, Ky. -If f.ddie Sutton
doesn't resign, he is ex peeled to be fired •it#' -
within a few days as coach of Kentucky's ,..~
basketball proaram. according to a published
S p.rn. -COU.IGI a ASIM.Lla Geor9fe Tedi et Wlcfll'.le Slate, ESPH. _.
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I p.m. -HOlllSI RACMG: s.tlta A/lit. l"IPleY'l. ~...... 5'
IPrlrnt TlcMt, IUO PAI.
•ADM> report Saturday.
The stor'y said action could be taken-at the board of
directors mectina of the Kentucky Athletic Association.
.. The athletic boa.rd is goin.& to meet next week and that ma! come up, .. Sutton said in an interview with CBS-.Iv. OD Sa111rdal)! '.j)ut I have 1101 two asked •o .iai,..._.M-__.
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Calgary routs Kings
in brawl-filled game
Six p lay ers ejected
after fracas during
Flames' 9-3 victory
From The Associated Pr~u
Mark Hunter scored three aoals
and Joey MuJlen added 1wo more as
the Calgary Aamcs whipped the Los
Angeles IUngs, 9-3, Saturday n1ptt in
a pme tbal saw six players ejected
fonowini a third-period fracas.
Hunter scored a goal in ~tlpcnod
for his third career hat trick. Mullen
has 14 goaJs io seven pmcs against
the Kmgs this season. Cal.pry, which had three goals in each period. 1s S-2
qainst the KJnas.
A total of204 penalty minutes were
assessed, includina 132 followuic a
melee midway throuah the third
period. The Kinas' Many MCSorley
received five minutes for filhtt"lo ·• JO.minute misconduct and a doubk
pme miscondcact for fi&.htiaa with
Ken Sabourin and Tim Kunaei.
Also aiven fi&htina penalties and
game miscon<fucts were Hunter.
Sabourin and Gary Roberti for
Cllpry, and Tim Watters and taor
Libl for the Kfop.
Witb the Kfop leadinc 1-0 on a
pl by Mike Knishclny k1 at 2:02 of
the first period. CaJpry aot two aoals
in 45 scconds. Mullen JOI his n.rst on a
power ~y at 4:"6 and Jim Pn>&uuk1
netted a JO.foot wnst shot at S":ll.
Betnic Nicholls was Cttd1tcd with
his Mtb pl of the teasonl a shon-ha.nder, when a shot by derCGseman
Steve Duchesne caromed off bi back
past Aamcs goalie Mike Vernon,
trina th~ pme with 2: 15 lefl in the first period. In other NHlpmcs: Cua4Jeu 1 L naplal t: f n Pit-
tsbul"Jh, Mats Naslund ICOred three
aoals. Bobby Smith bad a aoaJ and
rour assisu and aoalie Patmk Ro)'
ran his personal unbeaten streak to I 3
sames.
Montreal leads the NHL with a
recordof50-ll-7and 107 Points..Thc
.
c .. nad1ens posted the sixth SO.viCtory
sea.son in club history and first since
1978-79, when they woo 52 games en
route to a founh consecutive Stanley
Cup.
Jets lt MQle Le.ala I: Dale
Hawerchuk had a goaJ and five assisu, lcadin& Winnipq to a rout in
Toronto. Thomas Steen ilso bad a bi&
niahl (or the Jets, with thteeaoatsana rwo assists, while PluJ Fenton, fain
Duncan and Frederik Olausson each
scored twice.
Blea I , R.e4 WlaJ• t : In St. Louis.
Brett Hun scored his 38th pl of the
season 20 seconds into the third
period to Jive the Blues the victory
over the Noms Dwision..Jeaden..
Nortll Stan S, SUttt t: Jon Casey
made 27 saves to record bis first
career shutout as Minnesota defeated
v1S1t1n1 Buffalo. It Ms the fifth
stta1ftht victory for Casey. the lon1t5t
winning stttak of his 9s.;pme C11'JCr.
Catltala I, WUJen !: Otno Cic-
careH1 had bis second ca.rccr four-1oal
aame and added three assists 10 sci a
club n:cord with seven points in a
pme as Washington ~ tn
Hanford. Bniu I , Flyen a: Randy Burrid&c
scored his 28th aoaJ just 53 second~
into the same and Gree John11on
added two aoats for host Boston.
wh>eh increased ns hold on second
plact in the Adams Division to seven
points over BuffaJo. Goalie RCllJC
recorded his 12th str11aht victory.
facina 23 shots. Blacklaawb S1 Devils l: Wayne
Presley scored 4:53 into the third
penod and former ~vil Alain
Chevner stop~ 38 shots in his first
pmeapinst his formertcammatesas Chacaao sna~ a seven-p.me wan-le s streak WJtb a victory at New
Jerst)'.
Cu9CU i , laluftn 1: In Van-
couver, Pctn knko scored seven
minutct into the Lhird period 10 hft
theCanudl.
N.,..._ I, Rucen I: Pe&er
Sta tny ICOl'ed tJtrec pis and added
an a ist to lead Qud>ec at home .
Davis flblsbes 9-0 In
gresslona
'l'CMW The Ava c'111~,.,...
Look for 1evml ~ dais lo be mldt bcfort' the
season ~rts ~team~ ti')''° fill holts caused by uvunn
and ~na tra1n1ns d111ppoinlmt"nts.
The Yankeft; Bnvn, Cardinals, Blue Ja)s and
Padres arc all 1nvol~fd in hdl«d trade talks th11 Weekend.
Toronto Genttal Man.aeer Pat Oilhck 11y~ tht Blue Jays are lookina to trade for. a npt-haodN hittina outfielder.
u The ~ue Jays intend to start lht wason v.tth Llo)d
... ~ m «nter ftcld, 0COC"F Bell 1n left and :JHK
Barficl(l in riaht. Rob Ducey, a left-handed hitter, appean
to hav~ ~ 10c1: .on I.be first rcstt'\'c posauon
01U1ck said lhcclub ha four or.five pla)ers 1n mind.
Amons them is t.boucbt to be Von Ha)'C$ of the
Phi adelph11 PbilHts.
White's
blast. lifts
Angels
PALM SPRINGS (AP) -Devon
Whnc hit a pmc-wmn1ns, two-run
homer in the seventh mnma and
rookie sensauon Dante 81chctte hit a
grand slam as the Cahforn1a Angels
btat the Seattle Manners., 7-6. in a
Cactusl.cuue pmc Sa1urday.
White's fiomer. has secon4 In as
many days, erased Seattle's 6-5 lcad IP
the seventh.
With two outs an the seventh, Dick
Schofield hn his third s1n&)e before
Whnc homered off 8111 Wilkinson.
£ahfomJJi. 8-~!!_deE.._11s spring
c.<:nes wnh the Manners. a so · •
"'llh four v1ctoncs in fiYC pmcs.
81chettc hat has team-leading founh
homer of the spnn1 off left-hander
Mark Lanpton to 11ve the An&el a
5-1 lead 1n the third innma.
The Angels took a 1-0 lead 1n the
first on Chili Davis sacnficc fl) ..
~ttlc ucd 1t 1-1 1n the second when
Jim Pmlcy's grounder scored Ahm
Davis. who !lad doubled otT Berl Bl)lcvcn.
Af\er 81ct1ette's slam &a'~ tbc
.\ngels a four-run lead. Preslc~ and
Greg Bnlcy s1nJlcd for founh-mning runs. The Manners took the lead in
the su'~~ Prtslc) ·s two-run 1n&)c and Brj.lt> s ~cnfice 0). ofT teY..art
Cliburn.
Dodgers nip
Expos In 11th
WEST PALM BEACH . Aa. (AP)
-M1ckc)' Hatcher smg)cd home
Make Sharperson in the I I th inning.
gmna the Los An&eles Dodgers~ 2-1
victory ovcr the Monlttal Expos an an
cxh1b111on game Saturda).
Los Angeles raised Its record to 8-9
Montreal 1s 4-9-1.
Hatcher's pme-w1ning hit came
off Jay Baller. the founh MontrcaJ
pitcher 1n the game. Y..ho 1s 0-3.
Oe lbe auction bt It 1 one of thrw middle
infitklen: Manny Lee • ._ho pla)s both .lhorutop aad
S«ond: el'°n Lanano. who'\ cumnlly bltkina up L«
at J«Ond. and Tom Lawln • v.ho 11ned 1 a free eatnt this winter.
It was s~ed the cw York ¥anktts. -.ho arc without the ~ices of Due Winfield due to a back
inJury, and v.ho lost Jack C latk 10 the San Dtcao Padre m1aht be w1llina to deal.
.. (Claudell) Wa~1n&top. Clark and Winfield, what'd
they ha,·e between them ..,.. about 300 RBis?" Gillick
said. '"That's a lot of RBb 10 pick up:l
..J'm not &oina 10 hclP. them." .
TM Yankees arc tall \iCry intttt ted in A\lanta ·
silbhsiopJetrB&auwr but do not want lo trade outfielder
Every
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Bernie Walham110 ,et him.
0 Str-. Trenl: veral Phil,delphia pla)tl'S
arum bled th• Wttk about takl~ • four-hour bus trip, rather than nyana. from the Ptulhcf camp in C1eaNatcr to West Palm BQch. The team Y\cd about Sl~.000 by
taluna lht bus for the three-day road trip, but
manqcmcnt also m1aht h ve wanted to 1how pla)'eri that
11 was upset about the Philhes' J)OOr spnna tart .•• The
Dttroit Tigers have made it more comfortable for their
players lo travel to road pme . The team bus ha bttn
equipped wnh s1• lelc~1 ion monitors and movies and ~ns e' ents are shown. ·• _ , _
Defeue?: Tbe Ch1ca1d White So ~ere the wol'St-
fielding team in the American W,ue 1ut staM>n and
have packed up"' here they ltf\ off. "They made '30 mon..,
their fir t 18aam(jandofthe 7j run1..-1nsc Cluc.10, 1$
wt'rc unearned . . . ~ve Ly-., Chacato's third belirmaA
Int staiOn, had h" aloH' stolen la l week. It WU laltt
rcturntd but hun't helped: his thrtt erron arc t~ lor the
White Sol kad.
a .. All la aw Famlly: C1u1t a,..._ traded to OctrotJ
dunna the winter. is now manqcd b)' .,.,.,. A.all1rw.
In high school, Brown's history teacher was Aadenon'1
brother ••• Jamie Meyer's fither-1n-law is Now Danae
ba ke1ball coach Dtger PM .... But the Tcxa1 pitcher did
not ptd. the Jrisb ~Jo do II 111 Rantm: NCAA .. __ ._...-,...
Tournament PQOI. "They've Sot a aood future abeed of
them," Moyer said. ·;But they won't win tbi1 year.'"
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Tim Crews. 2-1 . pitched a scon:I~
10th inning to earn Che v1ctol'). Mike
Munoz pitched the 11th for the save.
Los Angeles staner Ramon Martinc_1
Jive up two hits 1n fi\e scortlcss
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the s1llth and wa~ charicd "-'Ith the
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hatless inn1nas. Jones struck oul three
and walked tbrtt. Tim R11nes led off the smh with a
walk. siok tttond. v.cnt to third on
Tim Wallaeh's doubtc-pla)' arounder
and scored when lh1rd baseman Jeff
Ha.mtlton ma pl~ytd Nelson n-
toven11's around ball. Montre&J starter Bnan Holman
pve up hats to the first two ballers ht
faced -a sia.ntc b) Manano Duncan
and a run-5COnn1 double by Chris QW}'nn -then shut down the
Dod&tn for the ~t of has fivc-1nn1n1
stint
Mart11tcz. a rookie n1ht·hander,
conunued 10 impress lhe Dod~rs.
Thc 20-)~r-old natJ\C of the
Dominican Republic. batthn1 for a JOb IJ the [)iOdacrs' finh natter,
aJlo,..cd the EApos tv.o hits v.hllc
walluna OM and strikina out 'ii
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dob m" ' d«adc -here I'm aoina to patclt thi )ctr.
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h ft'W cunebllls and
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OraRIC Cout had packed up ~6 points in the diving
competition on Friday, an event Oolckn West docs not
feature anyone in, to key the SOs.-431 vict()r) ma rain. The Rustlers, who finlShcd third a )ear _,o, pasted up D1ablo
Valle_y, a strona 38 points ahead tha1 season. Coast's AICxa Reetz won the 200 freestyle. fini hed
founh in the 100 free and the Pi1111a toOk tecond an the
200 free re&ay. Patty Read took second in the 200 free and
Karen Paulitschek finished second in the 100 fly, .01 of a
second offtht winning_pace. · For Golden West, Carol~n Bentley took first in the SO
breaststroke and second an the 100 brea1tstrote.1. while
Kns Takayama earned second in the SO buttcmy ahd
·&EACH
,rom81 Heuer when he gets the baton on the
run."
0
White, who ran a 49.8 400 for first
place a.nd anchored Capo's winnins
"<>0-meter relay team, which ran 43.-7;
was dead by the time the 200 came around and struggled to come from
sixth place and capture second at the
finish. There was nothing left by the
final race and he was held out.
0 CdM sophomore Keith Miller and
iunior Pau l Akin pulled off a 1-4
finish in the pole vault, both soing 13
feet, as did Capo's T}son Jacobsen
(third) and Marina's Josh McHugh
(second).
MilJer said the two are a help to
each other. practicing together day-in
and day-out. Miller had cleared I 3-6
against Capistrano Valle) in a dual·
meet on Thursday. a sizable increase
after entering the season with a
personatbesr t2;6. -
founh in the 100 fl).
Jn the men's compttition, Gok,kn Wtst (5 l6)umed
S«Ond bchmd Diablo Valley (66S) while ~ Coast
took lh1rd (408).
Golden West' Matt Mauser took second platt' in
the 100 and 200 blcftmokea, while teammate Mark Niels.en swam a season-best in the 200 frtt, took runth in
the 100 buuerfly and i "°' 1n the 200 buuerfl~ Oranac Coast's Nate K1nnty won the too and 200
free tyles.
In men's coUeac tennis:
UCJ 7, Mia ml 2: Marie Kaplan earn«! bis 12th straa~t victory by downing the Kurricaoes' Conn) Falk
6-2, ~3 at No. 2 s.inaJes. and Mike Brigs had a key 6-7.
7-S. 7.5 wan at No. 3 H the fourth·rankcd Anteaters. 11-S,
upended l 2th·rankcd Miami. 12-6, for thear ab th 1traigbt
dual-match victory. ,
Kaplan tamed with Richard Lubner. die 16th· ranked 4out*I team in w aaaion, to aapmd Miami••
Johan OoMr and f alk. ranktd 17th, at No. I double.a by a 6-2, 4-6. 7-6 count.
~lcTbt Wamonadvaaced • 0. wtalier'1 IWlicUt ~!_C*• &oumamtnt behiald AH1M Nehoft'1-...Mt =:;r ia the flnt pme, and 1 I j-lait 1taac~ ill ar
In col'* aoftblll:
. Golden West. 12:9._ spht four pmcs in iti own invn~ttonal but wa th~1na1Cd in tht final 11me of the evcnana by Glendale, An1., ~.a team it had beaten 1n
the first pmc of the day, 9-l. ~tWttn th0te two pmct.
the Ru tiers lost to An1on1 Wcsttm, 1-0, and beat West VaUc_y, 1-0.
Gretc~en Bock was a combined 6 for 1 J an the four pmes. wh.ilc patcher Lisa Kaufman won two fame to
In the 911tner Nelton alloWid ]Ult ODl' hil, 1 ,.,..,.. tnni'Z,...., wtu~ fanAir.'1 throe ind walktftlJUll ODt..
-flll1h ell I, a. ..._ I: The .ROld.ruaMtl Mot t~ uiaba~n tt:COtd ini.ct at 7--0 by "'1DftUJI t&c: cham~ftib&J> t1me of the J>owncy ToumamCftt at .Rio San Vlbritt Parle In ()owney.
In prep boys vollcybell: Hun1i,_.aon Btach coms*'ttd a Iona -but succ:euful -day at the Santa Barbara Tournament -.th a I S-9 v1e1ory o•er Uoivmity in the championship match. Corona dcJ Martini hed third.-..----·----improve her record to 6-4. · ....... for the OiJen. Scou Oralt wu named' 10 the 111-tournament aeam.
fOlllf.I U\-..tlt\11
9C;,1:1ris F.et ris fr-0 'm . .
injury to itch. o_cc
to shutout victory
P1tch1ng in bas first.game 1ncc Feb.
2_S, Orange Coast collCJC freshman
n&ht-hander John Oouns showed no 11r effects from the layoff, tossins a
complete-same five-hatter 1n wn1na
host Rlversidc. 6-0 .. Saturday After-
noon in Orange Empire Conference
baseball action.
Douns, w~o had been 1delined
with a back •nJury. struck out eight
and walked four as ahc Pirates earned
their second shutout of the season.
Douns survived a shaky stan, work-ing out of fi1s1-and·tt:rird s1tuanons
twice in the first three innings.
GoldtD West t. F•llert• I: The
Rustlers remained amona the con·
fcrence leaders. nltyma for all of it
runs 1n the final two 1nninas. After winn1na pitcher John
Gonzales ;illo"'ed a run in the first on
three sm~cs, he settled down, work·
ing out of a ba~~loadcd J&m in the
fourth. Hr scattered e1sht hats hut walked JUSt one 1n earnin1 h1 third
win in four dcc1 ions.
"I want to do 14-6 (this season),
and break the school record at Corona
del Mar." Miller said. ''My expecta-
tions were to take maybe third toda}.
because I didn't know what these guys
were doing (coming in )."
0 The Sea Kmgs' two unexpected
performances which were a key in vying for second place through most
of the meet, were victories by Junior
Greg Shepherd. who ran a personaJ
record 41 .6 m the 300 intermediate
hurdles to snap his mark of 41. 9 set
last season, and the 400-meter relay
team's second place finish.
Edtson•1 Lamont P••Y c•rn• througtl with
• personal record SJ feet~ S Inches to finish
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second behind Westrnlns ter·1 Jerry
Gll!•sple. wtto thre w 54-7 '1J.
However, he settled.down after the
third, yielding just three hats over the
last su innings, as the Pirates moved to 15-7-1 overall. S-4 in the con#
ference.
Scott Talanoa gave Douns aU the
suppon he would need by slugu1ghi$
seventh homer of the seaM>n to left field m the second 1nn10g to open the
sconng.
For S<.'ven inninp 11 appcartd that
GonzaJe.s' work m1&ht be \.\.8Sted. but
the-Ru"lers got ~tn tht' ~•shth.
Frank Herman singled and .. took
~ond on. a aroundout. With two
outs,J05h Bammer hneda base h11 off
the third baseman's gJo\e ~1th
Herman r.mng home "•th the t}lnl
run.
ln the mnth . Golden We<1t. 12-6
6-2. began 1tsralt) v.1th tv.oouts Roh
Carabb3 walked. Ste' r Mc Kowen singled and Herman brought home
Carabba with another hit. Craig
Paquette then 4'insJed 1n McKov.en
and Dan V1lleps ~1ngJed an Herman
.. That was a shock for us." said
Sumner of Shepherd. "To come down
on this track (soft and powdery) is
great. He was in soccer, the JV. so he
~me over a Huie late. We look for
liim to oop the 40s. That gave us a big boost.',--
Shepherd said he telt good throu~h-
CARLSON
Froml1
other schools.
Ocean View, Mater Dc1. addle-
back. Fountain Valley. Marina.
Estancia. Edison. Huntington Beach.
Santa Ana, Servile, Sunny Hills, Brea-Olinda, Savanna ... well, the list
a,oes on and on for the North ... or
West.
Jn effect. the North and all of 1 ts so-caJled undeserving players are being 1queeud out, whiJc the South. and all
ofitsarnazinglytalcnted and temfic
players, wlll now get more players.
How about the girls? Arc the North
&iris so lousy that they need help too?
I wonder what Brca-Ohnda thinks of
that?
Game organizers will tell you it was
.a committee decision. and a unam·
mousdecision at that.
Game organizers have turned what
-;vas a bttJe summer Jewel which
played before Orange County's
basketball junkies at Orange Coast
CoUcie. an to an cxtravqanza bent on
showcasina various sponsors. who
frc busily providioggame orgamzers
with a f ulltime paycheck.
They've pushed it into a situation
nowwtth proplayin&timc(four 12-
minutequarters)and they've ex-
panded the teams to rosters of 15.
What's next? Maybe the game·s
orpnizcrs can figure out a way to play
scv~o players at a time. Who'd
not ace~
. They'vegotthe pme at the Bren
Events Center at UCI (June 25), and
-t.bat'sgreat, except 1.200 fans leaves
3,800emptyones. And the tagis$8
per.
I suppose they're still ao10gtocall 11 the Nonb-South game, althou&h
most recent material simply rc1'ers to
~:.:be Orange Coun ty All-Star
ctball Classic.
Maybe we can refer to them as the .-~--,:~·sand the Blues. orshn ts vs. sktn
or, of course. West vs. East, since the
~mc'sdirectivc states: "Those west
of the boundary arc an the Non.hand
those east of the boundary arc in the
South."
Thetoumamen t'scxccutived1rcc-
lor, Tom Lee. says: "Wew11l c:onsider
future changes as needed.''
Hmmm. futurecbanp. Maybe
we'll end up with fourteams.,a North.
a Wm, a South and a Central. Lefssee, thcycan=:reewn}, ~andOranet into the
'"°'*'with Servile; put the SUntet UdSa View.and ma,-Loa
AJamitotintotk Waa;~South COlll aed PiCifk CGM ift the soaa. and all thoet Wi&lllilt s
mi.-es ofSania Ana BoWI in the
CeMnl. be they can play JO.minute
.attcrnetinaasifin a Milk
When it'1over.cveryonecan
votr b' who they think won it all.
.3.~:~..:m. -~---=~· lj.C.-clel ... ,l.Aillinl .
Is •v HilHMlilt~le. ........ ~-.... ODGllllll I ~ ..,.,'°~
'11.:t.~. rdllltillif•li"......, 19tmoreidemi. neylllw~ol *ltowa.
out the race 10 dropping a full second
off his time ofThu™1a) but still feels
conditioning 1s the kc) to his breaking
the 40-second barrier this seaM>n.
The 400 rcla~ team of Pai
Callaghan. Bnan Lucas. Withe Wa)
and Mark Barnum used trong hand-
offs to chop 1.5 seconds off therr
previous be'it 10 finish in 44.5, wnh
Barnum stretching at th,r finish for a
close ad\antage O\er Edison (44.6).
"That was eight points we didn't
count on: vou can bet on that ... said
C'dM sprint coach Leo Hebert, who
came from Rancho Santiago Collqe
before this season and is credited D)
Sumner with improving the sprint
already.
0
Huntm1tton Bcach''I v n11 lnhn~n
went LlJ..)l:• to capture Lhe tuah jump.
just ahead of Founta10 Valley'' Abrahm Yap. who went 20-4. _
Edison's Greg Thurston hurled the
discus a personal best 159-21'1. second
best in school histOr}. Thurston was
also thard in the shot put (50-2). while
('01.l .l·:GI·: H \'h.1:·1 H \I.I . .
tea mmate Lamoni Peay hurled a
carttr be t 53-5 . O\ er a foot shorter
than Westmmster'o; ~erry (111lesp1e
who went 54-7111.
Other top marks for Ora nee Coast
Arca athletes included: Manna's Ed
Monroe. thtrd m the lOO mt.cnncd.i·
ate hurdles an 42.1: Huntangton
Beach's Tom Gana. third an rhe 110
high hurdles 10 15 9, 3 off the pace.
Huntington Beach's 1.600 rela) team
earned th1nJ an 3:30.5. 1.4 second'I off
the pace.
The Pirates added two more runs m
the fourth on a throwing error by the
R1vcrs1de pitcher. and a fielder's
cho1ct by Darrell Conner
Jn the fifth. Eddie Pierce sinaJcd in
Larry Perry who had reached on an
infield hat to malcc 1t 4-0. OCC' then
concluded the scoring by notchina
two more runs an the -.1xth, whale
h1t11ng the ball out of the infield onl)
once.
In another Oran&e Empire game:
Sooners ceme alive in 1 24-81 romp
N CAA Tournament mark b roken as
Oklahoma mauls Louisiana Tech
From The Associated Preu the Blue Demons went five minut~
Jolt~ awake after sleepwalking wuhoat a field goal in the second half and were outscored 20-4. After that through the Big E1jht tournament. run, UNLV.led 64-48. Oklahoma set an NC AA Tournament sconngrccordSaturdavwitha 124-81 Arizona 14, Clemson 18: Top. ~ ranked Anzona held Clemson score-vtetory over Loumana Tech, getting less for more than nine minutes
34 points from Mookie Blaylock and dunnga 16-0 first-half~urt and went
a third straight tnp1 o the regional on to win its 11th stra1 t iuamc. Sean
semifinals. E 2 -"Toda) was rcfrcsh10g. to sa)' the lhott scored 5 points for Anzona,
least," said Sooners Coach 8111} 29-3. which plays Nevada-La~ Vegas
Tubbs.
1
whose next opponent will be Thursda) nigtlt in the West Regional semifinals in Denver. Virginia. "" The founh-rankcd Sooners lost the '-1trnson, 19-11, went nine minutes
Bie Eight tournament utJe game to and 22 seconds without sconng in the
M1 soun. 98-86. then barely got past fi"'t half.
East Tennessee State, 72-71. afier In the Ea t: traahng by 17 an the fil""it round of the DUe 71, West Vir&lala IS: Danny
NCAA Southeast RegionaJ last ferry ICOrcd 20 points and has two
Thursday. foul shots wath 1:58 to play pve No. 9
"You get out there sometimes and Duke a 66-61 lead in a game dictated
pla)' to keep from losrng instead of by defense and foul shooting.
play mg to wm." Tubbs wd. "I th10k Duke made 13 of IS free throws in
we played to win today... the second half, ancludrng 6 of 6 by ~d b} Blaylock and Stacey Kang. Ferry. and advanced to the East
the Sooners broke a 17-17 tie with an Regional wmifinals apjnst Manne·
18-2 run. and the)' led by 24 at abc sot.a.
half. The Bulldogs never got any Freshman Chnst1an Laettncr had closer. 14 points for Duke, 26-7. Herbie
Tech Coach Tommy Joe l:.ai)es Brooks had IS points to lead 17th·
credited not only Blayloclc"s offense. ranked West Vu11naa. 26-S.
but also his defense, with inspinna MiueM&a It, Sleaa 17: The Oklahoma. Gophers'°' 19 points from Wallie
"Wh h • ood the 're very Bunon and cndtd the season of en e s i · Y · sen11mental favorite Stena. Minoo-f~ ... ,::f~ :~· ~·~~~. h:~~d n~~ sota. 19·1 I, toolc the lead for aood.
was very. vc?_ &ood today." S8-S1. on a JUmper by Kevin Lynch
Oklahoma s 124 points (in ttgu~ with 8:27 leR. and the Oolph<:r went
lat ion) were one more than the record on to score 14 of the pmc·~ next IS
set last year by North Carohna again t points for the victory. ~' ~~~Aa.r-•~bKabw~l:Naa~ pmct
Kina ha 21 p0m" and 1 s re. thi1 KUC>n WJthout fans io the stands
bouncfs for Oklahoma, 30-S. Randy bet.ausc of a measks quaranunc on
Whate bad I I point for the Bulld<>ss, campu1, trided its ttason It 2S-S. The
23-9. first pane Sitna p&aycd before fans
In the other Southeast Rflional aftct the epidemic"' its first-round game: victot'Y OVtt Staliford on Thur1day.
Vll'Pda ltt, M14Nk TemetMC
Sta&e la: Richard Morpn JCOttd 33
Points. and V1!11n1a pulled away in
the second half. Bl")'ant Stith had 26
and John Crotty 2S for the Ca\·aliftl.
21-10. V11)Jnia out.teored Middle
Tcnnettee· I S-7 over die final 4:SS.
Micldlc Teane.ee, 2J.&. .......
wttlaia IC);.7] OG • lllllrct bY ~ H-•-* wl 1'W ht llllvWt ~ ~ l'-1willt I: IS 10 play bilf6tt Crony .... Ill ... )Imper, dW:n 1 :l-poin•. Sl1tll bh two ,_ throws.
and Vil'li11ia led 17·7.3 wwth 7;U left. In u.e:wnc
Nn.-.LM Y~ M, DePHI ,.:
David Buder imRd 2J pointl. and
l51h-r1nked Nevllda-Las Vtp•
broke~ a doee pme tri&h 1 12-0
l\la ;;:~ die ilCmd W' IO biillt !i'8i!:-:ii.:t.i;-:
UN1'V,. 7,,iilledied dW ~ 10
68..S2 ••Lh 10 ....... ttma1nina.
Ind DePlul cOuld -.. doMt' IMil iiito I llM ...
sune potMI lltt ma OltM lllb.hC. o_!i .... ,it:~~ 292:-.~.~.~· ....... 1!1
... (iilfCi@! .. lM ...
hll( WWdl ftMlid 18 I 40-..o "'9 lilll
In colleac ac11on.
Cal Letlleru $-t, SoCal College 3-t:
The Vanguards l"aged a spht in the
uoldcn 'itate thlet1c C onforcncc
double-header behind the hot bat of
Paul Plyler.
Pl)ler, who cracked a pair of solo
homers an the first ~me, h11 1 grand
~lam to unlock a 2--11e an the top ot
the mnth inning oftheni.ght p.
BASEBALL
From81
homtr of the season for a 4-0 lca<J
CdM padded the maraan an the
Siecond on Haacl.'s RBI-double and a
two-run double b} Todd Kchrh
Ho•ever the ~a Kanis did no1 m.anasc a hit the r~t of the v.a.>
apmst Otanse Lutheran naht-hand-
"' Kent Dov.ding
The Lancer had onl ) sc"'cn h11s
apiMl four CdM hurle r\ but werr
aided by IO wnlb.
Saata Pe H, Coata~na l: R1l k
Brown had a no·h1ttci'\oina.throua.h 6~• annm~. but an error opened 1f\e ptt, then Hicu llU}Cn trokcd a arounder u_p the middle that couldn't
be handled. prov1d1na Me v. irh 11 ..
only hn of the da>-
Brown. meanwhile. sluagcd two home runs and went 3 for S wnh fou1
RBI for nta Fe t the West Anaheim Lions l our ·
nament:
WntmlaJter U, Woodbri41c t : 8tttt urcbc h1t a l\\O-run doul>k in
~ firit .md a three-nan double in the
1eCOnd, and Brent Hertd!a h d a two-
Nn double in the second and RBI
double in the fifih to key the lions an
lhc first round at Glover t.adium.
West.min terplaysapin Monday at 7
at Glover.
Junior ria!tt·h.ander Mark Murph)' 'pitched the final four hutout in nm
of the 1~-innina aff11r allo-.ina tY>o
hits and 1 -.'Ilk aftCT ~he' io1 Brian
Stubbs. •
In tbc Anaelu1 t.c.auc. Mat« Del a. I~ Amat t: fon)
"'"8, a 6-foot_. rilfit·h ndct, u1Cd
JUSt ooc hour arid ~ m1nutn lO put
I.lie •111ttna Llnccr away, stnllint out
IOand walkin1two.,.h11C f1sh1onan1•
fi vc-fu t1tt. The Jhutout IJVCS him an ERA of
0.21 widl JUtt one run aJlov.w in 24'
inn•• tliis season. :rhC Monarch\ ~t 111 the) ~1urtd
JD lhe fint innana hen they KUftJ . art· tot 1boerd 9'n11e. foll~ ~ llson rn1r1 bunt
sillllc ud adOUbk steal which sCOfed cait; llOb lck • bUnl ••ilele put
rtlRAefl at lM ~ &hen LiOncl ......._.around ball:llComS OtlL
· CartW I bUnt siftele in tlte lh rd inai~ Ud aftn two out. Jeff tr· C:lrelli ICOftd h1m witb a Moop ftillt.
Sta rlites swept
in Minnesota
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T-rabtJc:e-Hills Beaten
by one in state final
from The Auodated 'r•u
OAKLAND -Ron Golden' two
f~ thrOW1 w11h Is IC\;Onds ttmau1-
1na lifted Central Valk> to 1 62-61
victory over Trabuco Hills in the b<>)'s
D1vis1on IU st.ate champ1onshi~
Saturday.
Trabuco Ht.II • 6~foot-1 0 Rick
Swaowick had a chanoe to uc the
pmc with two second Id\ but, 11\cr
ma.kina the first of two free throws.
h1uecond try b<>unced ofTth.c back of
the rim.
Central Valley, a small town about
10 miles north of Rcddina. p\'C tht'
Northern Secuon 1u first ever OO)'S
st.ale basketball champ1on~1p.
Despite Swa.nwtck s mtucd free
throw, he w1s Trabuco Hills' best
player throuahout the pmc. Ht
finished wtlh )3 pc>tnts, 16.ttbounda
and two crucial blocked shou 1n the
final 3:30. Randy Knech had 16 for
the Mus\.tJl&S, now 25-7
Aaron Mathcv.s led Central Vallq-.
now 23-4. wi th 20 points Chm
Fnebcl had 12 and Pc."llc RoaC'h I I
In other boys st.ale final
Crauaw 7t, SkyllH '3: Crcn hav.
of Los Anaelcs turned back a late
Skyline of Oakland rail>-holding on
to claim the D1"1s1on I title.
Crenshaw, which fi ntshc-d the S(lson
24-2, wu led b} TcrT) Cannon wnh
19 points and Comchus Banl..'I v.1th
1.3 Menlo-AtJaertoa H. Glendora U :
Despite Tracy Murray's rTCord-~t
ting 64 points for G lendora. ~cnlo
Athcrton v.on the 01 Hs1on II title Murra~. the ~tatc's all -u mc kadma
scorer wlth 3.053 points and Cah-
S\XllMMING-
''°'"" fonnancc with a ~'en th-place team
finish. 1s the Sailors ~•m to third pla~ in tht' 41'50 breast. ~aung the
Sea Kinas to the v.all b) SJ •.if a
second 1n a final tJmc of I 58 ~--
The Huntmaton lk1ch Otlcl") turn·
cd in t~o strona second place ixr-
forman~s in l.M ·h ~ bad. tmkc
'Wlth 1 t1mc of I 45 SI, and 1n the •h ~o
med.Icy as the) folJov.~d Footh11l ""1th
foryl&a 's leadina scorer this year with a
43.6 avcrqe, shattered the previous
Dtvi51on ll record of 3S points set by
Steve Kenil\lon of Dtak.c in 1981
Jn sirls finals·
Brea-OllMa 7t, Metty 41: Led b)
JUntor auard Aimee McDan1c."I, Brea· 01.inda ended Mercy of San Fran-
cisco's 31-pmc wmn101 streak in
Dlvi11on m. Mc~. now 31-1 , was
the only unbeaten team in the st.ate,
but the Skippers-were ovcrmaiched
apmst the Ladycats.
McDaniel led Bra. Wlth 23 pc>ints,
nine rebounds and SC\'en us1sts and
sophomore center J1neUe Williams
added 20 points. The l.adyca\S, now
31-2, return their entire statllna
lineup no.t ytar.
Gnat it, &..attlla U : Grant o(
Sacramento captured 1u second con~
secutavc talc champion hip a: Tina
Green ICOred l 9 points. Sh&wyna
Robtrtson added l 5 pamu and l 4
rebounds.. and K.&m)'&Ua Konon
notched 12 pc>ints and 1 l rebound
Katdla. which finished I.hf teaSOn
29-4. led throu&h much of tM first
naJf. but lW10S f cs.ia and Tina Green
sparked the Pa«rs. 32-J, to a 26-23
hal~imc lead. Grant pulled away
early in the thtrd quaner and was
neYer ~aded. I Me,....,.we M. Fremoa& H : l.Jsa
Le he tcored 21 points to lead
Mom1op1dc of lnaJcwood LO the v1cto~ O\ er Fn:mont of Oakland in
the Ol\·1s1on I title m1tchup. Mom-
' np1de. 32-1. took over the a.ame w1 th
a 10.2 run 1n the final 4 13 of the
s.econd quancr and never looked
back
a clockina or l :J'll 'I':>
Foothill dom1nated the e"enina
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ofT the trona San Manno tcall\.
which swam to fi nt place tn the 4itse
breast and the 4it I 00 ~. and still
had a chana at tint place when the
sv.rimmcrs took \Mu-marb for tilt
final race of the meet But Football
was not be dtn1ed as 1t broke an 11 ..
).t&r-old meet record to ctpturc the
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SUNDAY, MARCH 19, 1889
Like You've·N ever Seen It. Before
ly DONNA AHO ltAY OTT
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Like a cryscal mirage in the desen. Lake Powell Stretches across
a craggy, wilderness landscapt from northern Arizona anco southern
Utah -some 150,(XX) acres of brighr-blue water outlined by red rock
diff s. peaks. and canyons.
Tht lake was formid nnr Page. Anzona. m 1%~. with the
completion of Glen ¢anyon Dam, which backed up the Colorado R1\er
186 miles northtast in\o Utah. producing almost two thousand miles of
21gzagging shoreline.
Lake Powell 1s the youngest of five reservoirs (the others bemg
flaming Gorge, Havasu , Mead. and Mohave) created by damming the
Green and Colorado Rivers. And, among all of these. 1t 1s aJso the most
treasured for its a we inspiring scenery. Envision the Grand Canyon filled
with an enormous, blue lake, and you have a close 1magt of Lake
Powell's ma1est1c Stttmg. •
Over the last 2~ years. the lake, along w1Ch the surrounding Glen
Canyon t\at1onal Recreation Area, has grown rapidly in populant\ With
boaters, campers, fishermen , and other outdoors enchus1ascs Toda}. 1c
is second only to the Grand Canyon as an Arizona tourist dest1nat1on.
drawing 3.~ million people a year (more than 40 per cem of them from
southern California).
If you're a first-rime visfror, howevtr, the Wce's offerings m not
immediately apparent. As ·ou apprOKh the lodge ar Wahwtap Marina,
near Page, it looks like a typical waterfronc mocel. Only as you head out
onco the lake do you begin co rea!LZt the va.smtSS of this body of water
and its amuing nurp.~r of inlm, CO'<'CS, and u~lc, narrow. twisting
canyons whose shttr walls appttr as· gwu knife slices down to the
waterline.
In SOrtl(_places. the passagewars are Just a few mchts WJder than
tht boat. and }'OU can actually rtach out and touch the canyon walls
from ~our seit In other mas, che ~orges lead to places where rou can
(Please sec POWELL ... /C3)
More-than just skiing
ly PAUL ARCHI~
Of_Olilll>',... ...
The Mormon praetace of pol)gamy may have rt!Std a few
e~ebrows, but 0<herwise, outsiders would have bttn hard put to
question the lafc~le of Ctah 's pionttrs dunn~ pre·Statehood days.
In faet, non.Mormons -and the occasional 'Jack" Mormon -
had to look well beyond Sale Lake City co find a drink more powtrf'uJ
than lemonade or a companion of questionable heritage.
They found 1t m Park Cny. commonly called "Sin City" py
detraetor~ and admirers alike.
Incorporated in 1 • rt vns a minin~ town that made 23
millionaires out of the thousands who went there seeking fortunt.
Among the luc 23 ~George Hearst. father of ncwspeper magrym
(Please sec UTAH ... / C2)
UT AH snow ma1chet up W1ill lhe brit in the IOU!' tbat featurn bM'~ntry lk11n1 a ftdaace o( otf'·traU Ith., me _.. lw 9¥18 tnPle *'" ud Jtt Ra,..m ly IUllll ialO dlli lllct n .. • world. ~ """'•n the mona. PlnW• allo 11 111ni .. a repo. oae clDulllt Chlir. country, proYiae .,._. .._. ,,..Cl The state o~rs a distinct advan· Most immediate to town arc the talioauahlwab11tO•bcilrden.lt Aadmepowiler .... Wll')'caauytM 1uideltod1tr:u.lbelolai!M'._.
William Randolph Hearst. taar for w tnthus1a1t1 who ufTer 'NrtCnySki Area"'~ParkWCSl i ofm'lm.lalt.lrilOM.daniQ.totcial· mon·s mow-at '°"" dW lake a and xt up a Mar1)' ~ b *
Jutt ovtr too years later, Park City throuah state Hwy. 395 white hne Area and Deer Valllq' lltson. ly COMtruc&cid _lalf pipes llid" trails lhntted few to a third mountain area midday brat.
is uperienaq another ~· This ftlr'tr htadin1: to and from Cati-pan City Utih's la~t 1kJ am rncrwd tUhativdy ror snOwboerdl. whctt ~ltaJI and aa. Ki•• 11 The Homea1eied, ~ me '!f9Y, ii a
time,tt'stounstswhoarebrinainathe fomia•sbestlk.iara&.orthehameor and b<>tM Ottbe U.S. Team and Dttr Valley i1 Utah•s answer to abundant. 1 hittonc oou1ury •DD ~lied ia
silver 1n.• Iona hours by plant and car to the United States Ski uociataon. Aspen, an uplCaJe RSOn that is All three areas olfa' a vaneiy of 1116 nt"t eo tbcnpeuuc nuattal
Towit&I are ditc0ven.. ·a U&ab Colondo•s slopes.. boUts 2,200 ~ of skiable lm'&in renowned for J*ftpcnna its 1uests. skiina eo eccommodelf every Skill IPMll·
that few outsiders knew abOut until Salt Lake Caty was just an hour ln'Ved by five triole chain. eiaht L1ttraturc brims with terms like level. We hid an e>ppOttunny eo dine
m:cntJy, a Utah beyoed me .......... away from :John Wa)'DC Ai~n via doub6t chain and the West's lonaat ...;:e~ ... ··comfon" and "personal And j ...... IM,._ .. 19riibton, ............... emas_ widt ... ....,
wondm and national Plftl of tbe Delta Air Li"°" And Pan Caty wa a fout~qer aoftdola. ltf'VICe, Alta, SOITtudi ..S Ilia R4llfd. ..._ s:.:ud iii wife c.*OAJi
southem _....,I Ullb dlol la-obort45.U...6-die....... PUtatyevaillol1UllCrom-n Alldtbeycldi-. . lllada-OI• Mdtlledoyl ~nlioailllll_ .. _.
eludes crisp alpine air, bl'citlMMi111 It lakn lonatr than tlMit to ,et to a aien WhO want 10 take a bttak • Vallel P"ect YoU whee you dnve to (....;..i·.--•t..) ........... ~ o( ... ...: fOoc1. w11iCta ""
mounwn vistu, ridl local ~. SOuthetn catifomia'1 lki.,... ud, away from the llopes and do a little the .entraaee and belp unloed your '"ii;;&ri r,oo-:;. of skiable the ty ""'"' ~-round activities. ~UllOftli~ nocwithllandina their puffery, lbeft'1 u.ht.ieine. eqwpment. terrain let'Ved by 8"en do.ii* chair· \op wer.
Ctinina and friendly nauva. no compuilon. -. ; llaltW$ ii popu~ witb the A~ats ~h your skis in lifts and a 12~ aerial tram. GnCiout hollS. lk SUdln •vc I ex~nced my fint w...... 1'he1' are six m araa widlin hiCals.ltsopentonCulllvateacasUa.l. comphmentary tka ~ ~s Sftowbinf~ ~ 1111enitia 1n. created a dulic counuy ,_,,. k
mer • non-Bryce and Zion tute of minutes of Part City IM l S tbat can OW W~t at~ accomP.9nJed Wbea you'* a break.: Lift cbaU:s are elude free uidect lkillW IDlln of the AAA pves • four-<liamoild ratifta, U~ in February, when I ._a a few be euily rached from kit Lab City. ~ low hft lidcet rates and friendly ~ An abuaduee of. uuue run• and f.& best auiied to wen• 11•1 a shon drive from Park C11y fi>r
days in Park City and-its environt In r.ct.; advanced tkilne1111a1te 11 temce. . . d1~n me polled It~ lift . abiUties. The two-hour touts arc visjton who want the bCil of bOtb
ldiscovercdwhattheUnitecLStates many.u ftve diffetrit lki araa in a ·Served by. seven double chain.. at Deer Valley. ~ a&ae~ on complimentary with ticket orkls
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And like Park West, Snowbird of· the hub of all this advcn"arc. fcrs free skiing for kidl acrompanied
by peyiOJ adults. Jt 11 home to about 5,000 year:
At th11 point in the IUIOn, skj round resicknts who ~avt ~.to
en1husiasts have •wo choices: Drop ensure that Park Caty rcwna n
everyth.i.nt and jump on the next minins-town charm. •
Delta fli&ht out Of John Wayne, or Main Street IS hned W1lh Old West·
plan ahead for a chanar, with an eye style, false-front bu1ld1np. One-tame
on next season. ---• MottofUteueaswilJbcwindinaup laundnes andgcllc;f ... stores arc now
the ski season w1thln the next month. chic restaurants and boutiques.
But Utah's mountain mon oper-tbe lOS-year-old weekly l\C'W$-
aton -alona with the Utah Travel paper. the Park Record, still bits tbe
Council-hope visiton will d11cover stands each Wednesday.
there's plenty to do throughout the One of a handful of towns in Utah
year. · be th dbo that was established by non-And it JUSt may e out r Mormons, it r•tainssome of that "Sin spon basn t been invented that Utah " doesn't offer. City'' aura -albeit on a much-~ven as the ski areas shut down, subdu~ scale.
snowmobiUngotcrosscountry skiina The 27 saloons that kept mjnen
will offer exciting alternatives as long . happy have dwindled, and the red
as the snow,lasts. . JiaJtt district is aone,
We took. our first snowmobile But visttors who expcci the town to ~venture ':Vlth S!!o~Trck Tours, and roll up 115 boardwalk each sunset will h~e our su1,de said, 1f y~u can nde a be surprised to find a variety of
bicycle you re c;>vcr-qualificd. establishemcnts rocking into the wtt
He took ~ mto the back .country hours with entertainers bcltina out
where we enJO~ ~th·tak.i~I pan-CAW J'a.zz. pop and rock.
oramas and uninh1b1ted raana on ' C ~n--pie t f davtim .. untracked mow Park 1ty vtKn n Y .o . , ......-
Some 2'50 ooO acres in the Gua.nfs.. activities. with some 30 tennis courts
man's Pass' area adjacent to Deer in town and two I S..hole aolf cou~
Valley Reson were ours for the as well as several more neatby. (A vad
pla_yina,. aolfen may already k!'ow the Jeremy
Those interested in more extended Ranch course wasdcsia.ned by Arnold
trips can try their Cascade Spnnis Palmer. Park Meadow by Jack
Luncheon, a SS-mile, four-hour tour Nicklaus.) ,
to thermal sprinp below ML _Tim· ~arc f~ti~als. workshops and
panops. other oclebra.uons on the calendar
When the snow melts. outdoor throu&bout the~· enthusiasts tum to summenime ac-In fone. there s the Writers at Work
tivitiea, includin& ttiktns, mountain workshop and a Fifties Festival. In
bikina, horseback ridina.1olfin1 and July, traditional Founh celebrations
fishina. are boosted by the Oakley Rodeo and
There arc year-round o p-theShowdownOassk,asemorsPGA
ponuoities for the truly adventurous, invitational golf tournament.
such as hot-air baJloonin.J: In August comes the 20th annuaJ
Our group braved bnsk momina Park C ity Art Festival and in Scptcm-
tempcraturcs for the opponunity to bcr, Autumn Aloft, a hot-au balloon
float above. We even mana&cd to rise festival
a few inches ofTthe v ound &cfo~ the Thro ugh much of the summer.
operator declared weather conditions Deer Valley hosts the Chambu
too hazardous. Music Festi val for clusical music
Thwarted by Mother Natutt, 1t lovers. while ParkWest bnnis in
made me even more anxious to ~tum some of the pop world's top names,
to Park Cit)' for another try. hke Dan Fogelbcrg. Sieve Wmwood
And thcre·s a new adventure thnt's and BarT} Manilow.
gaining in populant) -helicopter Then. before you known the sno~
tours. has begun to fall and Parle City sea~
Hard-core ski buffs ha'e been up for another ski season.
using the whirl)'btrd for )eat'S to reach ear the end of November, Par~
the snow where no ltft aoes Operators Ctt) Ski Arca·will host the 1989-90
hke Helicopter Nature Tours have openin4 races for both the men's and
taken the concept to the non·sk1ers. women s World Cup c1rcu1lS, mark·
9fTenngs1mplc I S-mtnute s1&h tsctmg ing the first umc ever that both
tours or extended excursions into 1hc opened outside of Europe.
pn stine wilderness. Whatever the season, Park Cit)' ba'i
Operating out of the Homestead. a accommodations to fit an) bud1e1
year-ro und resort JUSt up 1hc road ranajng from hotel rooms at abou1
from Park Cit) 1n Midway. their Bell S3510 S 1.200 penthouse ~uilc
THE
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A~~
"GRAND OPENING"
Friday, March 24.1989 -'
Ai PM
A unique salon for the discr1m natlng Individual who prefers e
soothing at~e.
Let us complete your Image with our opening special
-Join Us for refreshments -
DOOR PRIZE AND DRAWING
115 BROADWAY
COSTA MESA, CA 02827
(714) 548--7880
(located 1 blk Sout~ of 19th Street ·oft NeWJ>Oft 8Nd)
ITALY •..
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lh1nntt1 and lhe counu:yJide as every bit as btauufuL
Foalo-1111 are somt curnpltt Of pec"-ln that an
av11labk 11 map holel1 (wath app-smmatc rates hsacd,
"nee lhc dollar-s utbal'\IC rate with the hahan lira is
subJttt lo fluctuation): In Venice. the Hotel (1pnani ha announCC'd fout
Spc(Ulll)' pnced prQSrimS:
"Golf at the Capnana." offcrt\t throuJ}l May IS. and
apin Octo~r 10 throujh JI. consist of a dtluu
accommodation (~Ith I m1namum thrtt--night SIA)),
tran$ponauon b)' pnvatc launch to and from the aolf
count', irttns f~. apcnuf 11 the club house, da11) sauna
or steam beth, and use of the C:ipriant's fian s renter and
tennis coun.
:-''fitneu PrOll'lm 11 the Cipriani," offered the same
datesas the golf package, alw requires a mi!'imum thr.ee-
n ~Y stay and inctud~ a deluxe accommodauon wuh JacUZZJ~ dall> massage and sauna or steam bath; and use oft~ C1pnan1's Olympi~ ile pool, tenr'lls coun. 'and
a>m facalttfc .
.
POWELL ..•
From Cl
set Dnchor and tale short hilt.cs to
geological and histoncal spots of
interest .
Of lhc nature-carved. aeological phenomena. the mo t often \ 1'i1tcd 1s
Rainbow Bndac. a 2~foot-h1&h
stone arch that 1s thought to ~ tfic
largest natural \pJn on earth.
Hc~tdes Rainbow Bridge. the re<:·
reatton area here has. at la I lOU nt. MI
other natural windo"s. arche\ nnd bnd&c~ -lhe lariest concentration of
\UCh structures 1n the "orld
Besides the lure of the scrncl") ar
Lake Powell many vncara oners come
here for the opportun1t) to cnJO)
water skung. fi shing. or h1long as pJn
of a houstboaung varn11on
.. r hc onl) wa\ to full) l"\pcncnu:
Lake Powell 1s w rent a hou~boar:·
says Tom Jackson. who has brought
his.. fam1I ) here from Tucson three
times "We've also rented a hou!M:·
boar at Lake \ltead. he adds. hut
thi s 1s the be'il for \Cena' and
'anet\ ..
Jackson his wile. Cia1I , and thur
t"o teenage children. John and L1~1 ha\c come for a "cclt. at a time and
w1Jh e.ach "''>ll they \leer their <rah
to"ards some pon1on ot thl· lalc
"hcrl· 1he) ha\ en '1 \ en1ured hcton.·
( ons1denng that thl' lah· ha\ mcm·
than 96 maJOr can)ons. the Jack\on\
and other ad\ enturous varnt1oncr\
aren't hkel) to run out of uncwlom.1
"ateN-3 )'S in the near future
II renting a houseboat appeals llt
)OU, but you're unsure about }Our
ab1hly to opcratl' one. don·1 Mlrr)
'-\lthough their !MC ma) ~·cm tor-
mtdable. the) arc actuall~ H'r. safe.
srnble. and user-frn:ndl>
The taff at the marina v. 111
thoroughly fam1han1c \OU "'th \Our
boat before \OU embark: and. onu·
\Ou're on )our o"n \Ou'll find
naHgatton on the lalt.t>4u1tl' "mpk b~
the S) stem of buo) \ used to 1nd1catl'
main channel\ Jnd can)ons
Then it's up to )OU 10 dl"\.llk 1t'~11u
"ant mO\C around a t11t lrom pl.ill' to pla~. or motor to onl· lc'l\:alc and
settle an for the dur.iuon
Also. )OU l3n gl·ncrall\ \ix·nd \Our
tame Jn)" here that appeal\ to ~ ou.
sanu· then: arc kv. rcstntl1l1n\ on thl'
hou~bo:us· moH·ment'I 'i uu can
choose to h,l\e a 'wc.:1abk" huu\l'-
boatan.&. e.A-pcncm.c Jnchonng nl'ar
oincr houc;cb<>.ttcr.. or ) uu can ta kl·
your cr.ift hack into an) one of thl·
httk dc~ned \1dc-camon' an<l per-haps not '>CC another hou~boat for
the cnurc tame )ou'rc Jhcr\
Man ) hou<;ehoatcr!l t' pH.all~ ll'nl u
small outboard motor ~lal al<,o and
tow 1t behind the hou!>Cboat tor
water k11ng. fishing. or C\plonng 1hc
narrowc!lt lO'l''> and lUO)OO\.
(~asonal pa1.:lt.agcs soml'ttml'\ in·
elude frcc use of a P<>"l'rbotst "'1th a
housdx>at rental ul t"o or morl'
nights >
An an1nguan1 us~ll ul hou\l'·.
hoauna on the lake '" the 'il'n~· ul
quietness. l"'>f)l"c1all) earl) in thl'
momini. .\111ml'i. the onl) no1w \Ou
ma\ hear 1s the hn.'t'1c. or an
occis1onal bard .\nd at nighttime.
)OU can scc more 'lllr'i than mo\t Cll)
Jv.cllc" c"c:r kn l'" l'\lm·d The !'otallonal Park '>en an•"<; lOn·
l'C'i,1om·r \ R \ l c1')urc Sc~ ICC\ h..i'
280 hou..cboJt\ J\;11lahk for rc:.nl.
rang1ni in \Ill' trum 'ti lcrt (',lcc:p1ng
up to \I\) ICI 5(Jl(CI ('ll-cping up to I 0)
f:qu1pmcnt aboard 1nduJe\ rc-
rn,eratnr. \hO"-l'I, tmlel. hunl.: bed\
dnape,, hght'i. .ind char,oal gnll
Cooking u11~ns1I\. \1herw;m:, mat-tre~ and Jnllo"' .ll\<) are \Upplt~ You mu~t hnng your own bl'dJ1nf..
linen\ and tov.cls "Ith ~ou (nr rent
ahem nt thl' manna) Valuc-~J\On rate ( \pnl I thorugh
Ml\ 14. nJ October I 1hruuJh JI)
ranie from SJI O for l\\O n11hh on a
36-foot ~l3t to S480 for •~o na&ht on
a SO.foot b<llt Rate arc h11hcr in 1hc
summer, and rcscnat1on~ a.re harJu
10 come b' then, too. w 1t best to
make }our rocr ... t1t1on a l-arl~ as
p()\Stble. If ou don"t ha'c 11mc for 1
house 11n1 t.\pcnencc, ~ou can
boOk a haHdJy or full-day cruise to
Rainbow 8nd1 or oth r boat/O t
tours to ncarb o;1a,hts lKh a 1Jcn
Can)on Dam. Foraoucn an)on,
\ntclopc I land, Waf'!l' Crt'k Bay.
and Castle Rod: trait. nKI ind
dinncrcrualCjon the lake. aboard the 9~foot Can)On Kina paddl<"Whedcr.
att also a\11lab1c. inceratnand pach are ubL«t
to tcatoNI cha~. conta t \R ~isurt f\1 c '(lKl S28-f>ls.4), r.
0 , Boit 6909. Phocnl\, Z. 8SO 9,
fordeaa1I . You can also ca sly omb•ne a anp
to l akc Po•-cll nh tnP' to other
ncarb nataonal s-rl\ The 1rancJ
Can~on. Bf)«. and Zt n arc all
Within I SO hi&hwa> m11c f P • •
-
Both peckiln include a lull brcakfa11, )our chottt ot
lunch or dinner now C'alorit' menu upon requnl), and lrt
pnced 11 S712 ~dally, double oocupency. Alto.
the hotc1"5 rtducea·iltc .. Pt'Olflm Elcon'' plan allo
()ttl<>nl l«Ol'nlJUYlftl thole Who have c~ 1ht IJOlf or filneu Pf'C)l.fam \0 1\ly for S21 l) prr pcnon. 1n a double room
The fiBl of awo food-onenttd ~s offe~
the lpnlnt 111 .. Behind the . nes" tour Of lht lft1t
kitchens of Vena«, I~ by chef Marttlla Ha7an,
hC'dultd for Octo~r 21 throul.h 2 . The tour t>ciins
watb a pnvate rtcept1on at th "home of M rcella and
Victor Har~n and cooclude1 with a blaek-tie dinner 1n a
l":IVate palauo. Other h1ahh&ht are suid~ visits to lhe
Rialto fish and f.roduce market and to a "'ine-producin• estate. Cost is$ ,600 per person.and includes five night\
deluxe acrommodau6ns and most m~I .
.. La Nouvelle Cu1sme de l'Oncnt Express" cookina
cou~. lo be conducted October 27 throu&b 31 by
C:hrist11n 8od11ucl. executive chef of the Venice Sim pion Orient faprt"Ss, features three days of classes dunng .
\\ h1ch three full menus of the Onent Express train will be
prepared b> Bodigucl and ~ned to the panic1pant of
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ln1~ thi~ ~(><)<)"11 ~of~1 ~lc-i·1wr
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OfM09 COMI DAILY PH.OT/Sundey, Mlrc:tl 19,.. Cl
the proaram Th1i tour·n•atn packqt uK"lude1 break·
fuu. the three luncheons, and a final pla dinner. C<>1t 1i S880 sxr pmon.
The Cipnan1, Of'411nally con«1vcd 11 an Enal1lh
oounU") houK~ 1s 111ualtd on tht up of lhc bland of'
G1ud«ca. On warm spnna and summer days. 1&1 ~
Ind prdcn1 lttYt II I ltanQWl l'CUat from lhe City f'or
many of the fam1hesofO&d VeAi«.u wcll 11 out-of-town
&uC"SU. From thf ho&el. it's a four-manutt bolt ridt 1n the
llotel's round-thc...clock pnvatc launch 10 the hub of the
Cll)'. P1aua San Maroo.
A trip to Italy wouldn't be complete with a stay 1n
Florence, one of the ~orld's most beautifully landscaped
citlc), u well as a pnme r.pol for v1si1in1 hahan museums
and pllcnes. pala cs an·d piazzas.
In Florence, the venerable Villa San Michele A
Docc1a is ofTcnna "Tuscan Weekends;· "Mid-Week
Brtaks.'' and "Gollin& jn the Chianti Valley" from
March 23 through November 12.
The fim two packa1Cs V'cludc aecommodation in a double/twfn room with a Jacun1; your choice of datl)
lunch or dinner plus a special gounne1 d1nner(ofTuscan
pecialt1c and M-lrctcd local wines). served the night
..
bdOtr ~ure: roundtnp tran1kn to and 60lft lhc
railway Mat on or 11rpon, and uK" of a counny ~ bus to and from h1 tone.I slln and $hoppeft1. Cott 11 S660 sxr pmon.
Also re-openma 1h11 month as the ktend9ry Hoi1e1
splendido 1n Ponofino. PttC'hcd hip on a hall
ovmook1na the ptetutt"Squc harbor, tbe mM>Vated
Spkndado n:tam Ill ht &one srandeur thro~• Ill 6S
roorn1 and 12 \Uttc . while the urroundu'I ~
erK'lotc a heated sw1mmin1 pool, tenn1s courts, walk.int
path , and sauna •
Bqmnina St-ason pnces at 'plend1do are S22S ptt
sxrson, Jail). for singles; $4~ per person, = for
double occupani.:y. The co t include• daily full fut,
daily lunch or dinner. motorboat $.ervice: and hmous1nc
tran portat1on for s1ghtsccin1 and shopp1na.
t-or more mtormauon regard1na these ho-.el1.
contact your tra\cl gent. or call Orient·Ex~ Hotels.
(800-237-1236). You can also call The L.ead1n1 Hotels of
the.Wprld . (800) 223.gsoo. regarding the C1priam and
the Villa San Michele.
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:A fantasy
that's alsd
awilr~lng
Deer Rea4en : H '" are IMkiaC ..,. a la~ pleae ltlp &ea>'•
~.... ft 1 a re,. •f a ld1tt &uplr8 tty &Mc c.laak, "Dedat 17,"
tH fM&al)' Of a ~Jp ICMol bey klllfd
bt a car accWeat a1 a ttt•h of
rttklett drlvl ...
~l'Cl EAR WAR -\\HATH""?
"' e of heat M> sntense th.1t 1l fell a\ 1r l had jumped an to a pool or g;i~llnc
and someone had trucll a match.
Although death came "'1th1n ·tonds.
1t seemed hke 1(1,000 ~car in hell
There 1~ no one ten to mourn me.'~•
buf') me. or n:ml"mbcr m) name I
"'on-'t ~'co be a stat1s11c bccau~ no
one 1~ left to count the number of Evtf') inch ofm> bod> 1s burned. If dead.
st "cr~n't for the reams ofw ·many Our beauuful "orld 10.000 )Cars 01h~r. I'd think I "'8" alone in m) of civ1lm1t1on. \\1th all Its mu\1c art •iorn. and literature. ha<J been burned to
But I find no s>mpathy. I see cinders m \\-or1d \\oar Ill l:Hr)1hin& hundred ot others 'f'tio~ bp(h6 are 1s in ashc .
as badh burned as mine. I'm an Please God don't let 11 he 1rm.· anon~ m'ous number an a category of Don't let this evil th1n1 hap~n. Thi\
M3ll«.llc" that no one "111 C\er coun1. planet 1s all "'e ha' e \\-hen the~ ~e arc all nuclear 9-ar casualues. launch the mis 1le • couldn't ~ou r he da) I lhed was an ordinary reach down and catch them and ~hoot da' ~fom dropped me off and throw them into the sun')
llS)Cd me on the cheel ·I thou&ht I If vou lcl me grow up. I'll do
53"-a traceof\\Ofr) on her face. as the .'c,cryihin&an m> powcrtod1sarm thr
car radio said something about the nuclcargo,emmentsofthe \\orld and
go w rnment'\ plan to deplo~ m1ss1lei teacl{people how to hvt" 10 ~a\.:e ·
d o<,er to the cnem) s borders. The Help u to make our enemies -0ur
p l'\ldc.'nt said ll "ould <'n!iure peace. friends. \\ Hh the billions ol dolla~ wl "ere '>lttina 10 class when a we are .spending on weapon'> ol
sucn \\Cnt off at the fire statton. It was destrucuon, we could do more ml'\11-
nothing unu\ual. ll seemed to go off ca' re~arch. cure cancer and send our
C' Cl'\ da\ hut this ttme tt didn't stop. SCtentssts to other plane1s. We lOuld
1 hen 1hc fire dnll bell rang and a concentrate on solving !luch problc:n,.,
teat'her ru'>hl·d into our room scream-as pollution. mental 1llnes drug 111g, "(,( 1 Ol T , .. She \\clS holding a abuse. wort~ hunger, ovcrpopulauon.
radio that kept hlanng. ··This 1s n01 a '!:be bes.t m1nds 1n the universe could
test . th1'>" 110 1 a tcllt .. "ork on constructive things mMc.ad
Outside v.a., pandemonium. Cars of focusing on wa)s to kill the greatest wen.~ racing around at 100 m p.h. number of people Ill the 'ihoncst
fathers wer\' ti) tog to gel home and pcnod oft1me.
mothers "'ere: ru'ihing w schools. Please. God. stop us from haling
The> v.t·1c <.'ra!>hing into c:ach other all those whose beliefs arc d1ffcr\·nt from
vver 1o~n om .o~n I .Cl .us. lt\C .as brother~
The last thing I remember "'as an "'1thol!t borders, "1thout pas~pom
caMplltting !>Ound follov.ed b) a and without armies G1\C us a \\Orld
bhndtog nash. It "as ac, 1f someone wathout nuclear and chcm1cal
had clicked a b1lhun flashbulbs. "capons ol de!>truc11on \\ c all ne\·d
f\Cl)Onc "as struck bhnd. Then }Ourgu1danceand)ourlo'c
came a tremendous cwlos1on and a Please, God. I am only 17
llOHOSf .OPI·:
By SYDNEY OMARR
ARIES(March :!1-Apnl 19) V1s1t-
mg n.·lall\c might ht· '3)10&. "The
aura here l!i \Cl) t1mulat1ng'"
Emphas1!i on cxc1tcmcnt, mo' cment.
communicauon. Special reading ma-
tenal could provide solution to
dilemma V1~0 pla~s role
' TAURUS (Apnl ~(J..Ma) 20). Ob-
tain hint from Anes messagt> Pil)'·
mcnts. <:ollccuons. personal pos-
ses~1onc, arc emphasized '11aJor
domestl( adjustment featured. Rcla·
11ve wants to kno" .. What's happen-
ing'" C'hetl mone' order
GEMINI I Ma) ~I-June ~Ol Long·
rangc-prosJ)t·cts arc danfied ~1t\·UP
co~ld occur in connection "1th b1Jl!i, ~1pts. accounting procedures Ob-
tatn answers b\ making dsrect m-
quines. P1~cs. Virgo pc™>n\ figure
prom anent I)
CANCER (Jum· 21-Jul' :!:!1 9,
attending spt.'Caal ser' ice confidence
Wlll be restored Fcxu" on deadline,
respons1b1h t). 1ntc:ns1f1ed rcla-
t1onsh1p Mone) that had Ix-en
\\sthheld "Ill be rclea'>ed C apncorn
figures prominent!).
LEO (Jul) 23-Aug. 22> \\hat
should ha\ c talen place arprox-
imatel)' nine da)S .1go "II no"
materiahzc. Emr.ha'l1\ on c:om-
mun1cauon. tra' \.'. . lcx:a11on of"m1s..,.
mg person." You get almo'lt an' thing
desired b) ut1hLing charm
VIRGO ( .\ug. 13-Sept. 2~) What
had been kept m dark 1s c~po~d to
light. lmpnnt st)lc trcs4i todepcn-
dence Break from trad111on 1s nc\e<i'>·
al). '\ ou could be IO\Ohcd v.11h
cameras, lhe media. Leo, .\quanus
persons plaJ role
UBRA (Sept. 23-0ct 22)' Odd are
o,·ercome. J>(rform ance l!i out tand-
mg. Scenano feature romance
crcall\11\. chance to put across
fore
How to adapt to the effects of treatment
lyVIDADIAN
0-,NMC:.IS ......
You j ust shampooed )Our h31r and can't do• China .,1th 1t'!
\our hair \\on'1 curl at's 100 long. n~1.:ds a perm or netd\ colorin
>\l":t> 'I-Orne probl~m "1th the
lf'f'SS(':.
But there arc \\Omen \\hO "ould
\\C'lco"1c: an) or all oft~se probkms
1 he' hn"c 10 .. 1 their h311" ... lo l all of
the hJar from their body.
The~ haH! u.incer.
.\nd tht' treatments t·hemothcrap)
and fJdiology which robbcJ them of
their hair alw ha\c stolen their' 1gor
and 10 )Ome ca~ SC\trel> "eakened
the11 spmt .
··Th~rc are \Ome \\Omen ''ho are
morr upset abou1 losing th ar hair
than the' are "hen the) are told that
the' ha"·e cancer;· said Diane Doan
\/o\e!> of ~Ilk co-author of a new boO~ "Be.iut) and ( aocer ..
"llo)es learned in Ma), 1986 that
she had O\anan cancer. After urger)
and two v.ed .. 'I of chemotherapy she
began to lose her hair Jlnd within four
"'eek!I !ihe experienced total hatr loss -
no '>lalp hair. eycbro"s or e)ela hc!i.
.. It "ac, as 11 <.omeone had placed a
bnd'wall an ln,nt of me." said O)CS
d1scu mg her upenencc at recent
sem1nan at . ordstrom stores an
Main Place and South Coast Plaza
.. M> ph)s1c1an had explained the Mde
effects that could happen. but I "as
unp?cparea-lOr ffie J)S)'dlo1ogica1
1mpJd •• _
:"liO)eS told more than 100 cancer
patients ho" she has coped and how
shestn,cd tomamta1n a normalda1I~
existence with her fam1h and 1ob.
"g1gan1tc .. deal. ObJecllve 1 reached
\\Ith help uf (ancer . .\quanus ind1-
~1duals.
SCORPIO (Ort. 23-No'. 21 ).
Prom1~ made b) "official.. lacks
sub~tanc:c. Keep options open. Let
others know that you arc available.
Social ac11vi11cs . rcsuli in 'aluabk
contacts. Ongmal offer d\\arft:d b~
nev. opportunrt).
SAGITTARIUS (No'. 22-Dcc. ~I>
What was lost or 'rolen appro"<1mate·
I> four da)~ ago l an no" be re-
co,ered. Long..J1stan<.:c communu:J·
uon rdatcs to romance tra' cl. n~u·
nton "Relat1\e l onfitlcs 1..oncern O\ er
finances ~orp10 1n' ol"cd. CAPRICORN (Dec ~:?-Jan 19)
You'll surpnse man> "'ho thought
)OU had been defeated. Emphasis on
comeback. retahat1on ultimate suc-
cc s Sccnano features trips. "1"1'" wnuen matc:nal Virgo Sag1ttanu.,
pla) role"
"I J 1dt'd I w-.a1ao1n1 t<' bt a cancer
surv1\0r. I ~lie,tcJ lh11 if I could
loo"'gooJ, I'd feet better. People react
to )OU bcllcr 'f'hen )OU look good/'
satd No)cll. ~ho hu a t.cqmund m
f4' haon and ll't son .salc'I.
Asam. No)._CS ran into more wall .
he couldn't find kno"'-ledgcablesale$'
people who could couni.el cane«
paucna e~pcnencang hair-los and
)km problems.
8) c:~perimentut1on, she developed
her o" n be ut) tratqy Wtth the
help of oncolQ&y chn1cal nunc
)pet11llst Pegg) Mellod' of Los .\ngel~ O)CS put her findmgs in the
nev. boot..
T"ent> pases of the 175-paJc book
are de' Oled 10 hau altemall\e for
complete and parual hair loss. Wig
bu> mg hmtund stcp-by·stcp 11lustra-
11ons on ho"' to tac head scan ts that
give a glamorou look "'hm com-
bined "1th bis hats, ~ts. turb3ns.
no"'ers or large eamngs
To the seminar pan1c1pants. O)cs
ad"ased, "If )OU ha'e chemothcrap)
hcdulcd, prepare in ad"ance 1f
you're likely to lose \Our hair. If you
h3\'l' long hair, get a short haircut. It'!>
easier 10 lose short hair than long hair.
And. sa' call of the hair. It can be used
later . )OU can tape it on as bangs
"'hen "°caring head "raps (non-
'llippsng C'OltOn IS best)."
<\lso. have ad\·ance photographs of
)our hair, made from se'cral
an~lc!>.Take the extra hair and pho10-
grapli wficn )OU go to purchase a wig.
Although ''Heaut) and Cancer" 1s
·aim~ at canctr pa11en&s, ll contarns
beaut) hints any v.oman could use.
For 1mtan e. skin d1scolorat1ons
(doesn't e'cl)bo<h ha'e ome~) can
AQ ARIUS (Jan 20-Fcb. 18):
Famll) disagreement re' oh es
around propcn) paymen~ Kl')' l!i to
be d1plomat1c wuhout being gullible
Sak ofluxul) 11em or an obJCCt could
be featured. Tauru'i phl)S dominant
role. PISCES (Feb 19-Ma rch 20): You
were nght an first place' Work
procedure becomes-pomt of d1spote
Your \IC\\-, method 1s "indicated.
Good nc\\s comes m form of health
repon lntu111on 1s on target. Another
P14i<·~ Wiii be 1n\Ol\.cd
IF MARCH It IS YO R BIRTH-
DAY )OU arc independent, crcat1,c.
'><>ml' sa) )OU arc arrogant Leo
.\quanus persons pla\ 1mponan1
roles 1n )Our life A. '01d hed\) hf11ng
\our bacl could be ~ ulnerable 10
IOJUr) ( urrcnt preparations could
kad to finannal coup. Those compd-
ang "11h )OU arc "oil ba1oe " 'tou·11
pro'e 11 to Aonl
COLORING . CONTEST
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Authors Da.ne Doan Noyes and Peggy Mellody demonstrate
how to arr•ft9• a scarf to covet fNllr 1011 wltlt • me111bet' of the aUcllence _. a recent seminar on beauty and fatltlOn
techniques for cancer patients. •
be corrected \\-Ith colored conlealo~ P~le min1m11es ~ellow ltn pink
bn tcnsva> and green help' wrrect
re ne s/ruddmcss.
The book is available at Nor<htrom
stores forS I 2.Q5anJ the author\ha"c
alM> included tips on insurance. diets .
e~crc1se. manicures and pcJJ<:ur...•s
nutnt1on, c:)ebrov. and c)elash re-
construction. fashion~. bil.'.ast forms
llHIDf.I .
By CHARLES GOREN
and OM.AR SHARIF
North-South vulnerable. South
deals.
NORTH
+KI
CV KQ 75
" A 7 6
• • 5 4 J
WEST EAST
• Q 10 5 • J 9 7 J 2
9 91 <;J
0 K Q 10 9 S 2 J A 4 J + IC 9 + J 10 7 soum .
•A 6 4
? A J 10 6 4 2
: Void
+A Q 6 2
The b1ddin1:
Soatb West Nortb East
l ~ 2 ~ 3 • p
6 'l P Pus P
Openina lead: Kina of
Show some people a finesse po 1-
tion and they look no further Pre·
sent the same holdma to a good
player and he 1mmed11tely looks for
better odds than 50-SO
Perhaps there was a better way to
investiaate slam possibiliues on thil
hand from a pair tournament, such
as with a cue-b1ddina sequen~
jfowever, after Nonh's forcma
jump raise South bid what he
thou&ht he could make, and I he re-
sult was a fair slam.
and post·ma,tel tom) bras
No)eS and Mellod) ha\'C COO·
ductl-d in-store tra1ntog ses 1ons \\llh
the Nordstrom personal shopper\
and cosmeuc depanmcnt sales per·
sons 1nforrmng them the best way to
a~1s1 cancer pa11ent'i The Amcn\an ( ancer 5oc1et) has
esumJted 1hat eH~f) )Car more than
5C(),000 "omen iln: diagnosed with
wmc form of can<.·cr
West led the kina of diamonds,
and at first a.lance h miaht seem that
the fate of the contract hin&cd on
the club finesse. Those playm who
banked all on one roll of tbe dice
were disappointed, for when the fi.
nesse lost they eventually had 10
concede a second club trick for
down one .
The declarers who were more
learned in dummy-play technique
found • line that gave them a cban~
even if the club monarch wu unfa-
vorably placed. They ruffed the
openina diamond lead, drew trumps
in two rounds endina on the b<>Vd,
and ruffed dummy's remainina low
diamond. The kins of spades· pro-
vided accc ~ 10 the table to cash the
ace of diamonds for a club diJCard .
Declarer now took both tus black
aca, then crossed to the board with
a spade ruff to lead a club. East
produced t~e ten and declarer went
an wuh the queen. Had the kinj
bttn "1th East, the contract would
ha\'e been secure. As the cards lay,
West was able to capture the queen
of clubs wuh the km&. but declarer's
other chance paid off. Since West
had Slatted Wlth a doubleton kin& or
clubs, he was now forced to return a
diamond, allo"ing declarer to
trump in dummy whJle d1scardm1
his rerhainina club loser from hand.
At the table, as in life, a little
forcslaht can be mo 1 rewardm1.
MJ S
BEACH CIT IES EMPIRE
1989
Preliminarv to
Major State Pageant
ALL AGE DIVISIONS
Chddren s ( 1 mo -12 years)
Teen (13-17). Seniors c 17 ·23)
For ~lions and lt'tonne1aon Call
(714)142~
CHJl 141·*7
Featurir)I. ..
Nautlca Spring Collection
'·
m
EiabtY pests and members of the IJMll Graft •m iwc"1omcd by board
A9ielllrient and Treatment StrvJces ~ident Ner n a. a...11 and
Caler (ATSC) bi11rct of d1rccton e~utive director 1.-rte ...... and
11thered recently at the Ftvt' Crot.rn uui-soana boerd mtmbtts C..... U..
rataurant in Corona dff Mar for the , C...... 1'Jea. RJta Ttller, lU&J
• annual board celcbtataon, a 5alute to , kWer. Ka .. J Paw and IAra
tholr prol 1d1n1 ongoioa r.upport of • M ... we~ bid a fond fairwelf.
Coa l Plaza and Cryml Court. Puules ~cro also earned throuah
to the dC(;or, as the assistttns
elaborated on the theme "Put the
Pieces Toaethcr .. with oversized flu·
orcsc.ent puule piC"CCS and .o•·
balloons.
the j uvenile diversion counSthna ........_-1: f.cahty. Lons time ATSC 1.111•oule10rs also Assasteen chaJr llUa.ry 8nHlct
\\oclcomcd the 335 attending the C\ ent
orpnazed to raise funds for the Da)'
are Center. Dental C~nter. 0ptt.
ation School BeJI and "Kids on the
BJocl "
· lauded foe Jhttf¥11CnttOUS suppor1 f0Uow10, a ~ca t of spccsall)'· included Or • .,Jella and P'raa A,. r>rcoartd hors d ocuvrn rockt.aJls flepae.:::.:Qarlet and Hen Hnttt iDdim~ntd wrne cout\e$y of the I\~ and Su4y s.w~. walllalli
manaisemcnt .a~ emplo> of fave and E1aJM Puhr and ~ 11\d Crowns. reco1ruuon andJAn ~ere JouDadld •
beslowtd 'Upon AT ·office volur.·
teen with 100 )Clrs of strv1cc amona • • •
them: lle«y Mae WM,.._, Ff'¥
A,,._1•&•. le Uy ~kl•. Jeaa
1• Mh. Dlw hcMuola, Pat . I""!,, Rita Teller. MaJte McGrqer
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m the succc fut event included EIJH
Stu rt. Dlua Bnaalley, .._...
La.mbert. Remy McFar...., Gleria
MC!Cliateet. Joy o'La,,, &A& Stmea.
SaMee K.erT. Pam GU.-, AMJ
RMr'er, Juet Aeapt, Carel Belee,
~ BHHJct. Sa.Mn Emenoa. Pert Cort0, ~ryl Jobsoa. Babette
lelly, Carolyn WUUama. and y.,.fko
Yuo.
and r;a.iM Parter.
It W8) a time for hell~ and good·
byes as new A TS( board members
J_,y Hemley, Joyce Hu... and
A· family fashion bappen1n1 "'u
hclarccently at the Irvine Halton and
Towers by the ist~n' Aux1hary of
the Assistance ~uc of Nev.port Beach. Chnstcned ·pu.(i'lcd bout
What to Wear for pnna.•· the C\ent
featured clothfo& tor the enure fam•I>
from a variety of the hop at South
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honors 'Manet' premiere ·
June and Terry Neptune and fhe T1 voh Terrace in
Lquna Beach wait host a benefit for The t.a1una
Playhouse. "Easter Brunch on the R1 \C Gauche.' on
Easter Sunda)'. Mar 26. noon to 3 pm The C\Cnt "''II
salute the v.orld-prcm1ereproduct1on of .. Manet" b~
Mark Turnbull and feature selections from the pro-
duct1on. Cost 1s $20 for adult~. S 10 for children under 12
for the evenl to be held at the T1\0h Terrace Rc.>staurant
on the Festi val arounds Seatma as hm1ted. For
reservations contact 1hc Pla)hou§C Dcvl'lopment Office
at 497-5900 • • •
Celebrated athletes from the l Joi\ crs•l> of Southern
California will be featured at ··use Centennial Spon1r·
,ponsored by the Orange County Women ofTro). March
28, at the Four Seasons Hotel. c"~rt Beach. The
sports luncheon and fa,h1on show will feature Coach
John McKa)'. Marcus .\llcn. and Cheryl Miller. among
others. Proceeds from the $50 per pe~on C\COt wall
benefit the US< Wo men's \thlcuci. program For
1nformat1on contact ~1ara H unlrr. ~ 13 743-~77 I • • • •
and scholarships I 1cket 1nformat1on 1s a .. aalable b}
calho& ~Pam Spinar~~•. 540-3348. or Sunn) ~dana
7S0..8000. ext ~:? "\O • • •
fhc A\\1stam·e Leasuc of Ne"' pon Beach \ irg1n1a
( a'>tlc .\u>.1har) 1s planning !Or "Around the \.\<orld W 1th
Porcelain" "'Ith G"en Znt'rold. "vtclr 30. 8 45 a.m. 10
2:30 pm at the We tin South oast Plaza Hotel The
18th annual antique lt'cturc and luncheon wilt support
the ( h1ld l>a>-(·arc< enter and Children'\ Dental Health
Center orpn11ed b)' lhe league. Cost 1s S40 per perwn
Tickets are a'a1lable hy caH1ng Barbara Horne.
640-5150 . . . ..
Al'iO Mar 30. a benefit, lupcheon for the < ·am:er
Rchab1 litat1on and Survl\orst\tlf organ11a11on of the lJ('I
Cancer (enter wall be held at the Balboa Bav C. lub. The
candid luncheon prc~ntatton. "( ancer Therc·s Hope ..
wtll feature Anncth: and l.'.anl"cr sun I\ or Richard Block
(of H&R Blod lame I. ( ost •~ S3t>'ix-r pe™>n and further
1nformat1on 1s cl' .aalable from the Cancer Center.
634-5081 • • •
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Chorus ot Support tor 'l outh" on 'vtar 30 at II ~O am
The luncheon. to introduce the thin.I annual Youth
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Thyert receives a fond f areweU kin from
treasurer Ch•rles Market 8t tfM .,.,..,.,
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'levcnth annual .. 1 nbute to ( ouragc" benclll dinner
Mar 28 at the lr\lnc Hilton and To"'ers Han) Bubb,.,
chainng the S250 per pe™>n C\ ent "'h1ch honors
disabled 1nd1' 1dual~ for their outstanding accomplish·
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enieruunment h' The II"\ me ~angers. from fr,ine High
School Ou~t1on\ \hnuld ~ dm"t.h'd to Ronnie
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1111 \llH
'Requi~m ·for a Heavyweight'
stages a powerful comeback
By TOM TITUS
D~ Noc COrrciipondent
For those p,rivilegcd to savor 11. the
"golden age ' of television drama 1n
tile late 1950s was no mere pitch-
man's phrase. It ~as an early high
"ater atark seldom achieved since. showcasing such landmark tcleplays
as Rc-inaJd Rose's ~""ehe Ang'} Men.' Paddy Che}ef k> 's "Mart}'.·
and "Pattern ·· from the t..ang of the
pioneer scnpters. Rod 'erllng.
Mention Serhng's name and the
Pa" lo\lan response "111 be "The
Tw1 hght Zone." }Ct pnorto that tl1ght
of fantaS) he authored some of the
finest work m those earl\ da)S of TV
-"Rank and File." about labor
corrupt1on. the tl1p side of "Pat-
terns·. ··The Velvet ~lk) ... about a
"'nter·s seduction b} the bitch god-
dcs!> Succcs . and the adap1at1on of
Pat frank\ no\C~I. "f orb1ddl'n ~rea."
\\h1ch inaugurated the best ot the
anthblog) !.Crte'>. "Pia~ hou~ 90... ..
It \"as the '>econd ··p1a)hou~1..· 9ll
show. ho"e' er. that tnllur1..·d 'ierltng·,
place m the T\' tlall ol Fame.
"Req uu:m for a I lea' ~\\e1gh1" built
on a pmefightmg ml·taphor and
de(IH·red a <>urce\\IOn of hod~ blo""s
on the 1hcme'i of dl''pt:ra11on and
dignm that fr,, '>Ut't"l.''i'>1\l' .effort<,
ha\e ~en abl.:o w matlh
Serhng, who died 1n I 97S. would 1mpre~s1vc as the gambler With a
ha\c been proud of Bradac and hlll mortpgc on Cartmcll's wcll-bcma.
superb cast, who tackle the auts) work while Gary Wcissbrot and Al Con-
with determination and depth. The stantmcau splendidly ~p1ctthuecd·
SlOI") of a hulking. QVe('·the•hill bo.>.cr mess Of the' promoting racket,
grasping for post-career employment \\hCthcr It be for boxing or WJ"Clllina.
while clinging to n1s sense of h6nor Fine atmospheric portra)ls of the ("111 fightsand I never took a dive") pmcfigh11ng scene are rendered by
unfolds with raw, unvam1shed Larry Welch. Erik Van .Bcuzckom
po\\er. • and Scott Alexl\nder, doing double
Jim B~~ is not onl} ideal phy ical and even tnpk dut).
casun.s for rhc role of "Mountain" Further enhancing the production
McChntock, he fleshes out the punch-arc Gil Morales' unit setting, in "'htch
drunk pus mto a character of ad-the box mg nng as a metaphor for ltfc
mirable duncns1on. Boeke turns in is underscored, and David
some powerful scenes of mental Palmer's dim. smoky lighting effects.
torment as he weighs his supposed Backs.round music by C'huck Estes
obligation to. his longtime manager contnbutes a moumful theme. and
against his desires for stlf.bctterment. the use of rmgs1de bells to start each
As the mana_ger, pre sured b)' scene 1s '1n in pared touch.
gambling debts into comprom1 Ing "Requiem for a Heavyweight" "as
the fighter's mtegnt}'. Daniel Bf)an perhaps Rod Scrhng's best work ma
Cartmell 1s outstanding. C'anmcll h1gMy d1stmgu1shed career.
sho"s us. 1f e\er so subtl y, the caring Performances continue Wednes-
mentor behind the desperately shift} da)s through Saturdays at 8 p.m. until
shell. When he elects to push Moun-Apnl 15. with \aned Sunday curtain
tam tnto the clown role ofa wrestler. II limes. at the thea ter, 12852 Mam St.,
1s onl) because of his instinct for self-Garden Grove. Reservations are
preservation. available at 636-n 13.
Rec Johnson as the trainer. Arm). · • • •
dcll' ers a far more intense intcr7 CALLBOARD -The Huntinston
prc1a11on than either of his screen Reach Playhouse will hold audiuons
predecessors. Ed W)nn or M1cke) tonight and Mondar at 1:30 p.m. for
Roone)'. and 11 counters Cartmetrs 1t~ next production. "Van-
de' 1ousness beautifull) Johnson·s 1t1c!> ...... dircctor .\drianne Coros will
character ts the conscience of the pla) be ~·c~ang thn'c women who can pla}
and the actor render 11 ""Ith steel} from 18 to JO m the tf)oufs at the bnlhancc. Lakc\lew Park ( lubhouse. 1745 I
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The <,ubsequl'nl '>tagl· adaptation
m~ \\Ith far le.,., Jnla1m "hen 11 "as
rn1,cdon Broad"a) a k" )eaf'>ago.
but the (,rn, e fheatn ( l1mpan) has
a knodout production on the <,tage of
the (,cm fhl'ater. the tirs1 1n Ornnge
Count' Dirl'Ctor Thomae; Brndac·i.
.. Requ.1em" has the grill) ambiance
of a <,mot.) ding) half-111 nng'ildc
saga that rl'lu!>l''> to '>ho" II'> age.
retained a., 11 1s 1f) the 1950s
The tendcrncss of Manannl' Ze1der Lane. Hunungton Beach
Lud" ig as the social Y+Orker touched BACKSTAGE -The Foundation
b} Mountatn's plight and the tough -forSaddleback(ollege"11l~1ckofT11s
ncss of Renata Florin a~ a hoot.er" ho I Q89 fundraismgcampa1gn toda} at 5
senes as C'artmcll's Cf)tng shouldl·r pm Y+1th a dinner and sho" m the
add add111onal depth to the pro-t o I I e g e · s M c K 1 n n c )
duc.uon Russell Terr) 1s ommousl) Theater.
Ree Johnson. Jim Boeke and Daniel Bryan
Cartmell ffrom left) In .. Requiem for a
Heavyweight" M t h e Gem Theater In
Garden Grove.
Group forms to support Art Spaces Irvine
By MIKE RUSSELL
Dllily l'llOI Coneaponci.nc
To be able to '1cw tint· art Y+h1le
driving on thc streets or wall-ing tn
the parks ofln inc 1s the goal ota ne"
non-profit fundra1smg group that
debuted last \\eek
Borders, Gilbert W. Thwcnll. and J
J larold Joiner.
Their_ goal is to obtain corporatc
backers to as')ist in funding mulll·
media art to be placed in Irvine on an
on-going basis.
At a reception Fnda} c"cning at n ;local restaurant. members and guest~
""ere presented Y+llh a shdc sho\\ b}
li-.nstcn Drukcr of the Jones (1allcf}
of La Jolla. ""h1ch co,ere<l a number
to be determined m Irvine. Varo, 45.
1s dona11ng his services; the marble
will be purcha sed w11h corporati:
donations that ha"e alrc;id) reached
S·UOO.
Varo. a Hungarnin. 1s eApem:nccd
in creating such piece~ -ht1 "-Ork~
ha' e been installed in 1.anous place"
m Hungaf) and Greece. He 1\
currcntl} in the L' n11ed tatc'> o n a
f-ulbnght grant
Corporate Patrone; ol .\n ~paces
Irvine has alrcad\ c.:omm1s<,1oncd the
first work. a '>Culpture to be located a1 a~ et-to-be-designated s11e in the cit)
Headed b) Ralph Ra)a as cha1r-
man. the board ot dircttor; of the ne"
support group includes (. arohnc Le
Plastner an architects Robcn
of large sculpture<; m public plap:., ·---------------
around Southern ( ahfornia
1 he Patron' "111 hold a board
meeting at'· JO n.m .\r>nl 6 \\hich 1s
al110 open to intcre'itcd tndl\ 1duals
Upcoming fuml ra1s1ng c'cnt!> will bl·
di cussed. and Varn will make a
prc..entat1on rcgJrding his prOJCCI
A.lso on thc agenda 1\ thc lormal ion of
t omm1ttl'C'> 10 implement thl'
Patron.,· program'> Tho'>l' 1ntt'rl'\ted
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DtfFERENT PACI? IXPIRllNCINO WtMIT IXPECTA·
TlONS? BORED? AMORY? OR JUST GMNQ UP?
Th11 ~ ~ °' d't...,.'9 per~ves and
peteepeiona..._ •cloM loOk •tt. ......... lnthe~ning
(pat~. lri ~ (c::wrM ••••ro•), end In
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Of.,,ge Cout DAILY PILOT ISUnday, ~Ch 18, !Me C?
asy credit, longer terms, more auto repossession
.} If VMAN ~ loans attn't rtpaid on UIM. 19 8 lrom the prcv1ou• )'ear. ac:cotd· Auto AdJU 1crs in Loi Anltlts .... The untanl) rcllnqu1"' their "· OHra 1 .. 0-)c r pcnod the value of #........ ..People WttC atlnlC'\Cd '° tht lower ·~to 11\ finanana unit, Ford Motor bonum hnc 1s 10meone wiU take a hnc1dtr'5 Orqon rcpo cumpany a ntw r ma) ~ptteiatc an~rc ~ .,_ ~aa McG1,em (inlt'tttl) ra&n and ran out and CIT<l1t Co. Althoup t~ compan) chance on you," ustd to have one ·or t,.o pcopk from JS percen110 60 sw;rten1. 1 rate
•ilne• 11 ·brhktf than usual 11 ~s bo'Chr on ampuht ... laid Huey donn't ~uvack fi&um. tt noted that Ford Motor r~11 Chairman Wal-surrender 11\e1r car e'er)' -.l-e~ but which e pen sa) has l:ICcn <Ttte!ft& ~auto rcponeuion company Ma)ronnc, uttutive director of 1988 profits fell l7 pertent o'er the liam Odom conctded thal credit now he's sce1n' tllat same amount up an the last thrtt to fhc )'ears. Tbe
_ cme o(iM na1ton's larJt.'Sl -with ~men n Recovery Auociation, prcviou' )car partJy bccaute ofcm:!it 1tan<Sards had been lo.,cred, panic:u· each day. ··vou re find1n1 .~ore '86 lonac.r the loan tht more ume 11 ~
UOltl twltt " many people ur-trade sroup for ~c nauon's 1u101 IOI~. • : la~ly amona first-time bu)'ers. but.he and '87s be1n1 \umndcred. hc \ltd. to build up ~uuy. . ""*ri thtir cari becau§C the re~s~ . . Banks also h~ve bttn an~ol"cd in said.the compan> h s bttn t11htcnin1 Chicago repo man McGivcrn ha Gngle>· Jt"C the follow1na ua.m-
cja'"a ::fe paymentJ Y .. Atthtsamet1me1ht)wtttbu)1na tht auto tinancma frenzy, 1ntroduc· proccc:lurci.He adtheuneAp«tcdly 10 to 16 \.Oluntary 11\.eup a week. pie a new 1ubCompact oo::f
· • TVi and other thinl' oo tttd1t, in& ~mon!h loan' about fo~r years hip cre .. ht 10$ of 1988 "is cha.naina twice as many as usual. il0,000 in 1987 would b.l"t • T'bf tt~ton raie "C\Cn mc;>re Mayronne said ... They dtdn't realize 8'0 ill reaction to rapadly nSJn& auto thanJS .. in the way \\C evaluate and ,•'They (lender~) put out a value of $4.100 tooay. lf tht oWKr
frnetiCR 11 pruc:e SC~~~~r J '(~1cJ what .their bud&cts could handle. It's pnus. But e"cn th~uab they·~ e ~n ~ · invest1J4te lo n apphcat1on 11 the hellat1ou!I am~unt of paper on car look out a S9.000 bank loan over 48 ~Vtr) 1 ~ 1~-mc\ ':na· ~ catchma up wi1b them now." shpt me m cttd1t J05ses It hasn l lower end of the cred1t-'t'-Orthiness Joans in the last )Ctlt nd a h tr:· month at 9 pcrctnl 1nternt. he "''"'"''IP near> 1"e 1. u . ny . Domestic automakers. wtiich of-been nearly as much u experienced scalc" McGa"crn sa1d. "(But) 1hey would would till owe S4,902. I 8. owner att volunr':dly t~a~d:na O\er fercd low-rate loans in 1986 and 1987 by the automak~ themselves. ' With the 'lead} ancrea tn intere t not finance tht•sc ca~ if the) did not I he o~ner wouldn't pin equil)' t~r ey! c~mpa .,., )ear. to help rcpin marketshare from :The O\etall repossession rate of rat lately. some mdu try e\J)(nsarc lnow they had the altemauve 10 until the 30th month. wben the car
What,\ aoina on right.now lS no fort1gn competitor1, ha'c cspec11lly banks th.at lend darcctl_y lo ~uyers predicting that financial inst1tut1 ons rcposse s tl\c car." \.\Ould be .. onhS3.800.' $3,7 Olcfi
d1ffttent than at any time .~h~n no11ccd this trend. '~ averaged 0.12 percent of outslandina wlll be. more selective m who thej Jn man> c:ises. defaults occur 1n the on the lo:an.
moOO" ha t1&htedcd up.a httle, said • No. I ~neraL Motors Corp .. for loan~ tn l 988, up hghtij from 0.10 lend monc) to aod that man} more la1crstages oflon1·1crm loon • "'hen ··The longer }OU go (in loan period)
McGt\'em. ·:Tl' aJI C},chcal.. tn tanct, rtport1 thai 2 percent of the · percent lhc previous year, ac:rordina ~ould-be ca,r ownerJ will remain on debt·burdenC'd owners realm~ their the more problems )OU can have.''
Ealy credit. 1nclud1na l~natr loan vehicle financed throu&h us tcndina to the Amencan Bankers ssoc1at1on. the idrhne "chicles a.re \.\Orth les th:in the ~1d \\-e1ss. ·: 36-monlh l~n hould
terms, <Sauna from a umc when arm. or about 143.000 cars and Dehnque~c rates on dtrcct bank But for no" lenders mu~t deal with amount outstanding on the loon. a rtalb. be the ma:umum ••
internt rates v.cre l9v.cr. has u·ucks. "'ere rcpos.sts~ wt year. up loan avera I 83 ptTCCnl in 1988. the problem ol'tbe ttecnt past.· cond1t1on l..nown in the tndu ti) ;u -\fter a car 1~ reposscs~d. ... olun-
spewnedan 1nC'rta5e ind faulted auto from 1.6 percent 1n 1987 and the up from I. I percent the prev1ou ··Gcnerallf spcalong the adjusters being "upside down" uml\ or not, n u uall> 1s wld at
loan'9 SI) automakcr1. re~ aJcnts h.ighc51 lcvcl 1n eight )eat:s The .'ate )ear, the bank trade group said. havt bttn bu icr than the) ha'e bctn "Not real111ng \\hat couJd happen aul·tion often "as 1s." ,
and M>me banks peaked at 2.9 percent m 1910 but h d "The compctlllon ts so great before." s:ud \\cm. to b1 crcd11 ralln& . the cu o" ner But rcposses ion \\On't put an.end
lt•s bttf! somewhat ofa boon to the remained belo" the 2 percent le,el amona the loan inst1ttt1on that He det'l1ncd 10 provide any figurts thinks. ·ma' be I would be better off 10prt'1ou o~ners· credit problem~
rcpo bu inc . v.-h1 h thm~ by until 19 8 the) 're takma fnnge bu~ers ·where at ht" repo \CSS1on firm, but some defaulul\g, ·'· s~ud Donald W. Gngle\. The\ sttll remain !table for the
workina for cred.1tor1 to wile aoods Ford \1otor Co ·s rt'f>?~sc-ss1ons the)" \\Ouldn't take them.· said repo others who did noted an increase. ~nior 'ire pn:s1dl·nt at Connect1cu1 d1tl~rcncc bct\\cen the amount of the
bou&ht on borro~cd money whrn and loan default ·alw cltmbed m mon Myle' Wet\!I. owner of Able part1cularl) among o"'ncrs who vol-National Bank 10 Hartford. ( onn. loan ana what the car SCIJ5> for.
Financi~r experts list merits of itlfJation America's executives -won't need global 1y JOHN CUNNIFF ,., ._..,.,,..,,.
NE W YORK -Inflation " A
nuisance. to \a) the least but would
you really pay the pntt of &el ting nd
of 11 altogether>
If you S3) )t'S. )OU ha' c made a
dtt1.S1on th.at no president or Federal
Reserve chief has e'er ctm"<.I male.
There is a \.Cf) h1ah price 10
ehm1na1tng 1nOat1on ore,cn ma~ing
tht' attempt and whoc"er stce~ the
econom)' m that d1rcct1on '' ltkcl~ 10
pro' okc h1~ or her own good rid-
dance
J nnauon might h:n c a oad repu-
tation. but to wme e"tent 11 1s a
ncccs\ar) evil in maintaining a \trong
econom). In a ltm1tcd sense.-~> ~mr
t<:onom1sb. 1t can c' en be a measure
of economic en1hus1~m '11al1t} and
1nttn 1ty.
Roger Branner. economist 111 ORI
McGraw-Hill. the old Data Re-
sources organ11a11on o h1ghl>
esteemed by man) L'Conom1sts re·
centl y accused the Federal Rc~rve of
not ha"rng the courage to ehm1n:ue
the cussed curse.
Brinner wasn't encourag,na the
Fed to pursue suth a course: he was
merely st.attn& what he believed to be
a fact of economic hfe. And to
drmonstrate this. he put some
h) pothcttcaJ numbers m his com·
putcr economic model
He a kcd 11:
.. What uncmplo)mcnt rate \\Ould
the FC'd ha'e to target 10 the earl>
1990s in order 10 bnng inna"on to
1rro b> 1995'>"
It ans\\cred·
Unemployment \\Ould nse to an
aH'r3ge ot 8 6 percent ovcr the nc~t
fh e 'ear\ More th.in th rt-c m1ll1on
workers "ho are no" cmplo)cd
would be unable to find sats1ta tory
JObs Output would be dcprcucd an
average of 5 percent
All this. obstrves Branner. in order
to cut inlla11on by fou r percentage
P<nnts relat1\c 10 current ra1cs and b)
five percentage points relative 10 rates
predicted for I 99S.
uch numbers clearly suggest "h)
pursuit of zero inllauon at 1h1s ttme
would be foolhardy: The pm would
be manor. the damage 1nes1tmable
For a president 1t "ould be poh11cal
su1c1de. for a Fed lhairman p10-
fcss1onal nun
The problem w11h attcmpung tu
erase mgr:uncd infla11 on 1s that 11 ,.,
bound 10 forte unemplo) ment h1gh1:r
ctnd almost cena1n to rcdun· outpu1
Whtie this might not be a lav. ot
cconom1n 11 1' a H'f") J>O"erful
the'il\
S1mpl) put. 'kl)S Branner "the
theol) 1s that inflation will 'onunu-
all)' fall as long as slack e'1sts m labor
and goods markets" II that sound\
innocuous. )OU ma) be sure 111<10'1.
Rtitht now. there is vcn liulc slalk
1n e1tner Uncmploymcni ISJUSI a htt
over 5 percent of the C1\.1llan lahor
force. a low figure for rl•ccnt )l'ars.
wtule fal·tom·s arc operating al about
85 pcm:nt ot rnpac1t). a high ligurl'
When you reach 1hosc figures )Ou
arc clo\l' to starting the fire~ of wnous
1nllat1on ~t rc'> ed. both markeh
n.:at. 1 h) pushing up their pm·c tags
1 e wJgl' h:' cl\ and thl· pnct'\ of
good\
To l'ltmmatl' 1n tla1mn .. lad; 1s
lll'H''>'Jr\
·I he grl'ater the \lad .. the grc."atcr
thl' \l'ar·llH car dt'dtm• in 1ntl,111on
"111 lx-· \Jn Hrinnl'r
The DRI \1d1ra\\-lt1ll mood's
t.onclu\1on c~pl<11ns to ~lmc dc,ree
the adagl' that a lot of intla11on " a
Jangcrou' lhing. "htk .1 h11k 1ntla-
l1on rnn ht-tolcratl-d
Ba~d on tht' current ll \Cl ot
cconom1c und1:r\tanJ1ni II •~all hut
1mpos\lblc 10 fine tune the e-tonom)
10 rero 1nll.u1on ~h1k pro1~·11ng the
rountr) lrorn wnou\ rcn·.,..,1on and
polltll 31 e•q1IO\IUll)
In \hort 11"• JU't not worth the
cllort I he nml· " too high
experience, prof says
By JOHN CUNNIFF
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l'il:'-' ) OR~ -It 1sa rn) th '31d the profeswr that b) the }ea.r :!000
thl' lh1el e\CCUll\t oflit:cr of .\mcncan companies arc CC"rt.am to be
those \\llh lot of lorc1gn C''f>C'nt'nce
fhc assumpuon '" "1dcl~ hdd and oft~.-n 1\ u~ 10 bolstcrthe notton
th31 .\mcnc-a will ~ h1&hl> compc1111'e in the developina world
C'\OOOm\ l'ClUl•\l' ""h foreign npenent.·c.1t 1 said. w11l l.nowthe1r ·
"a' around the \\Orld
It might be true that foreign c\penenLe can be C1.trcmcl} hdpful.
'><lid l'roft'ssor l ugenr Jennings but hl' doubts that such e\pcncnce \\,II
be a dctc1nnn1na faltOr 1n whether an t''<C'LUt1\C chmhs to the top pol.
~ausiocss ~d. perlormancc, not location," )aid Jenoin~ a
pioneer of cxcx ullH' mc>b1ht) pattern and a corporate board
rcprc'>Cnt:it1"c tn dott.'n' ot ·· .. hootouts .. when one 9f the final tv.o
ca nd 1da tc' 1H hoscn tor the top JOb
Foreign e1.pcncncc count\ to•be 'lure. hut for more 1mpormn1 10
Jenning_)· v1c~ 1\ succe\s m ha"ing \Cl amb1t1ou plans and
Ult:01nphshcd them. 1n ha'" 1ng "'or\.ed a bus1n~ profitably. and in
having obtained J ht~ rate of return
"\.\ hcthcr \OU ta1l 10 meet a plan 1n furope or \tlan'a makes no
d1llerence ··he ~1d. '"'-' h t nutter. 1s that wu fatlcd to rhccl the plan."
Strains on factory use eases after stretch Jenning'>. profc.,.,or of hu\tnl.'.'~ at M1ch1pn talc Un1,crs1ty and
authorot numerou\ boo~i. on C'\et.'ut1'e mob1ht)' and leadership. call 1t non!lt·n~ thJt tht·rc 1 ~mcth1na m~c about foreign c'pcrienC't'
Bc'1dc'> hl' add\. v. h1lc: man\ of toda\ 's nsing occuu,es h 'c
pknl~ oflorcign C\Pt'nCnlc the:) m1iht C\.Cn ha,c _pcnt les lime abro:ld
than man' former and ~um~nt ~h1cf C).C\.Ull\<' ofhccrs Low er operating rates ease concerns about escalating p rices 1)130t\ \\'3\ d0"0 I.~ pcrl"l:nlagc
P<Hnts to M~ 'I pt·rrcnt la\t month h
"a\ the ~l ond ~tr.11gh1 monthh Jenn Inge, found lor namplc, th.3\ tn the pcnod 197 1-1 ~76 ~me 3ti
pen.cot of l'h1cl C'-t:'CUll' ~ had th~ )tars or more of off hort
t'-pcnent:e. mo .. 1 ol 11 earh 1n 1ht•1r ('"3rttrs v.hcn the~ helped rebuild
(Orportalr lal 1ht1c' 1 n f:urnpc
By NANCY BENAC
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\\ \\Hl"1(1 TO"--The l \ tn·
dustnal opcra11na rate ca~J la\t
month for thl' li">t llmc -.inlc ~p1em·
bcr thl' go' crnment said Thu~J) in
a report \\Clcomed b) thow woml'd
that \train\ on the' l'lonom' are
pu.sh1ng up prm~!I
l ~ fartom~"· mines and ut1lt11rs o~ratcd at 84 3 percent ol lJpac1t)' in
fcbruaf). do"'n 0 2 pcn:l'ntagc point
from Janual) when the 84 5 percent
rate was the highest tn nC'Jrl) a
decade. the h .'<kral l{c\t·r 'l' l:Joard
rcportC\l
.\t the -.aml' time 1he pat·e ul
1ndu\tr1al proJut:11on held \lead> 1n
f cbru.if) utter Ii month\ ol \tcad'
ad" nlC'S, the l·tntral banl \31d 10 J
st\:ond rtpon Thur\<,fo>
Fe-dcral RC1Cr\C Vice Chairman
Manuel John.,on told n:portl·~ the
figure\ arc "con\l~lenl "1th the no-
t106" of some moderation 1n the
cconom)" ahhou&h 11 ~oulJ hi.·
premature 10 \3) the) "anal a trend.
'tcxk pm."e5 ro1C 1n rarl> trading on
Wall trttt. Trader\ tooll: 1hc report~
as t\ 1dtnC't' that mtlat1onar) pre ~
um an the C\:Onom) "ere ca ... n1 but
:1011)~15 \\trc cauttuus ubout rl-ad1n1
100 much 1010 one month's figure'
··The marlct' can tale' wmc com-
fon that the rogt' IS coming off lhl'
burst ot momen tum through the C"nd
ol the \Car 1n the l'COnom\ " \aid
nonom"1st .\llen <;1na1of1hc Bmton
( 0
But he rnntinucd. "l h<'rl' I\ no
sugges11on that the \otlnc\ .. .-.pdls
rcce .. \lon or nen maJor 'ilo"down at
1h1 11mc nor that ll "111 llo\\ through
and arrcs1 th(' up~3rd momentum ol
1nlla11on ··
The clo~r fauone'> gi:t 10 full
,apac11~. the greater the fear thq "'"
h:n c troubk produ<.·ina enough goods
to Oll'Cl dC"mand leading 10 shonagcs
and pnt:e tntrcasc'
Just V. edncsda\. the Federal Re·
'iCr\-l' rcportt:d that "htk C'pan'i11..>n
and 1mpn>' t'd cffic1cnc) "3rt! tore·
stalling \\ldC\prcad OOllkned.'i ma·
tcnal'i and product pnccs arc cdg1n1
up, albeit spur.idKalh and at an
une' en pale Conct'.'rn .ibout 1n tla11on
hc1ghtrnl'd last month alter thC' 1 ahor
DepJnmcnt rcportc.'d that rnn,umt'r
pnce\ ro~ 0 6 percent in Januaf")
\\htlc wholc-.Jle pnccs hot up I
pcrt."tnt Thal prompted the Fed to
1ntrns1f) 11 )C.tr-lon1 campa1~n to
llOIC If, \f,I H \ 11'
Fi;ur u of Thurlday. Mat te
push up intcrc\I rate'> in Jn dlon tu dt'Ht'J\e altl·r \tead' ad' aMC''o from
slov. economic sro"th and 1hu' \ugu\l to lk·lcmbcr
n .. -stratn 1ntlat1on r hl' '1Ul<l 1nJu .. tl"\ hJ\ hl'"l'O plag1ku
El'OnOml\t Jame~ .\nnahk ul thl' In ,,0 " ..ak,,0 fiH ih1\ "'•" .1\ higher
Ftrst "1at1onal Bani.. ol t h1rago ..:i1J 1ntttl\I rain ;rnd dnlining dl·m.1nd that "hilt-the Fed lan ··hrcath ii '>tgh ~·t 10 ol rehcl'' at F-et;>l'uan ·, 1ndustn.tl The o!)l·ra11ng rate .. 11 util111e'
production and "apat·*> u~· reP<>rt · rebounded tu ~~ 'I Pl'm~nt 1n Febr-u·
there are other. more convincing al). up I 4 1x·rlcntagc point from
tOdll'UllOlt'i that the t'l"OOOmy \'Un,.. JanUJf\ when. lll\ 11~ lo\3\ dt'prt'\\l'°d
t1nue to npand ~1 a m<.)(.kri:lll'I~ b\ rcla11,eh "arm \\t'Jlhl•r
stron~ pJCl' In lhl' mining ~·rtor "hllh 10·
··w hat "e·, l' got in 1h1\ crnnom) is elude' ml .1ml g.t'> Jnlhng th e
continued mo' emcnt fo"'°ard." \n· operating ratl' Jl\u 1(:11 I -' pcrn•n1,1gt.•
nablc: said ... The nc\\S lor linnnttal po1n110 81 I pcru·nt 1n f l·bruar. a'> rnarkct~sg0<.xl hut in far111 cert:11nh coal produllwn n>1\l1nut.•J 10 fall
doe n't ml'an ahat the h·dcral Re· from 11\ lugh kH~I JI 1hc end of la't
sc~c 1s going It> case oil ·· \ear L~st111onth'sopcra11ng ratt.·ol84' · ProdUltwn nwnn"h•k ht'IJ
perrcnt "-:l' up lrom 1 4 pt.'rll·n1 a \lead' in thl· m.inufJllunni \(.'\tor "'
\car earlier \I manulactunng plant\ f cbruJn .1hl·r a n -l"-'1n·n1 gain 1n
ihl' operating rate d1pP'-'<l 0 ~ ix·r· fanuJI"\ -
"ent.ige poinl to h4 (> pc1ccn1 .\utomohtlc' "l'rc a'wmhll'd Jt Jn
l ~of <.ilJ>Jllt~ for produll111n 111 annual rate ul ~.~ m1lltun untl\ la'>I
durablc goo<h 'big lld•.t.•t" 1tl'm' month do"n Imm thl' ~' m1llt11n
e\pet.teJ 10 last 1hr""t: or morl' ~car' p.icc nt Januar'
stood a1 83 4 pch.-c:nt do" n from ' " Ou1put al m1nl'' :inJ 1111 "t.'11' percent in J.rnua~ Tht: ratt.' for non-Jroppt·J I ~ ~)(r1..l'nl 1n h •hruJn
durable &ooJ\ ~a' M6 J pcncnt in I Fcbruan. down fi om 86.-pt"rlt.·nt in
Janual') • .
The rate at motor 'chicle und part'
T hl "''th de' duped \J\ 'Jc."nning<i bccau'IC." ofa failure' 1n :inJl~ztn
what IS e\"4'nt1al lu l"<'lUll\l" mob1ltl\ The.-h3C.ll' 1~1hnt. :tl~OrdU\l lO
him. is thl' 1nah1h1~ }O d1c.tingu1sh bC't"ccn "Jn' •na" and "as.soc1a1cd"
qualities
"P:ti nt and c hromc art' asc,.oc1a1t'd "'11h an automotulc but thC) don't
dn'c 11 · he ob'it'nC'\.I "In mob1ltt) an:tfH1\ olhhort• c.\pcncnet. an
usoc1.ah:d qual1t '· 1s oflcn c:unfu"14'd "-tlh the Jn'" 1n1 qualt11~ "
Thl' dn,l'rs -hJ\ tng U\C'C\sfull\ 1mplcmcntcd a pjan u proH·n
rc1.orJ ol "url1ng a huc,inc.,., and good f('tum on C'Up1tal. amon$ other
things -arc more fundaml·ntal In the tinaJ dec1)10n. the~ grcatJ~
OUl\\Cl&h J\\OCtatcd fol.lor~
Jenning\ bdtc' c.>'i 1h 1' mJ\ Ix· t''IX'rtall) tru<' '>Ince the dccp
rt.•u•\\lon of fl)N-1 '>M2 "hl'O ll>rpor:llt' hoard\ bccaml' mort \l'n!llll\C'.'
to man' of 1hcold·fa\h1onl'd lundamt'ntJh rx·rlormami: bc.•ing the mo,1
lundamc:ntal ot Jll
Ha' ing ~l n othl"r undtx.·umcntl-d notion' g;un "1dc .in·eptamc. the_
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111\ C'-llngu.-.hcd ht' 'u"e\IC'\.I. :another "111taJ..e1h place
b er; tkladc: ht• ~1d. ";a maJor hu\tnC\\ puhhl311on progno'\llC3t<'"'
ahout the ·lh1cf CWlUt1,e oflilcr in the dl'l'adl' henle In mo"it ca~ thC'\.
arc: "rong m heh ind the 11mc~ ..
It rc\ult<t , he ~ud. 1n t.llc\ ;ihout '°"' Ja~'> lo tome -.and more talcs
"ht•n thl' t.ul11r1ul lt1111rC' de,l'IOJX '*' pb1n hlad; and ~h11c The la11er
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FIXED DJUSTABLE
EXCESS L·AND
FOR SALE
lnttet 00.n Point• Loelc·ln ••• ..,,, .. Down Pointe Locll·ln Met~ln ••• Rat• ~· ("', (~) Lo.n "-'• i:· <"') (~I) ("' LNn
t•I NattonYrid• '' 125 2000 117 e s2s '750 noo 750
Am.lean Saving•' LQan 11 500 20 2000 30 187 9000 20 1 500 60 2 400 2000
8anll of Amersca '1 250 20 2000 45 187 • 625 20 '500 60 2 375 2000
e.tlk ot California , 1 250 tO 2 000 30 187 8150 20 t 500 60 2 250 1000
&tight Mort~ 11 500 20 2000 eo 500 9 500 20 2 000 60 2 500 500
Coat Sa= Loen t t 440 20 2 000 07 187 9 100 20 }'~ 45 2600 500
DowniYS• 11 375 20 2 000 ts 187 11000 20 60 2 375 360
Fat W•t S.vtng• & &.oen "000 10 1 500 t5 t87 • 875 20 I 500 30 3 000 500
Fidelity '-dttll S&l. 1 t 375 20 1 500 00 187 9 250 20 1 500 45 2 500 350
F'1,.t lnttrti It &at* 1 t 250 05 1.500 45 187 9000 10 2000 45 2 750 250
G~F.0.11 11 375 20 2 000 30 t87 9000 20 '750 75 2 750 750
Gt ... Am.nc.n Savings t 1 250 OS 2 000 45 t17 8000 20 2 500 eo 2 750 187
Gr .. t W•tern Blt\k 11 400 20 2000 00 187 8250 20 1.750 eo 2550 500
Home Federal 8& L It 000 05 2000 14 187 9000 20 , 750 eo 2.750 eoo
Home Savtngt of Amettca 1 t 375 20 2 000 30 187 9300 20 17SO eo 2 650 500
lmperMlf= 11375 20 2 375 30 500 8 250 20 2000 2t 2625 187
L.lndnwk 11 250 05 2 000 • 30 117 8 250 05 2000 eo 2 750 t87
Long~8&L tO 171 10 uoo 15 187 1125 10 2000 45 2500 500
Mercury SM9I t1000 05 2000 130 187 •too 20 2000 eo 2.750 187
H•#P«1 FinencW GfOVO 11.12, 20 uoo eo eoo 1625 20 1600 75 2450 500
~~Feder· 11. 125 05 1000 11 117 1625 20 1 500 u 24SO 500
5.,.... ..... "600 10 2000 16 187 • 750 10 2000 eo 2.750 eoo
Seerl~.f:l· t1 000 OI 1900 IO 117 9500 20 1100 45 2 600 500
11000 05 2.000 45 187 • 7&0 20 I 750 eo 2500 600 ~S-.&et* 't.125 tO 2000 30 117 eer5 20 2000 45 2625 500
INDEX IUllllMY i SOUTHERN CALWORNIA AIMUITMI lllORTQAQIS RA TE AYIRAGEI .._._, ........
I.SI I 1S Ca I al I .... .. .......
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c VOCAL PUBLIC AUCTION
Th ursday Ma rch 23, 1989 at 10:30 a.m.
· 70°/o Financing Availab le
Caltrane wlll eccept ORAL BIOS by per1on1 present for propertl•• llated below.
Auction wlll b• held on th• Front Door Entrance to Ca1tran1, 2501 Pullman StrHt,
Santa Ana (Thom11 Bros. Map 230-6).
N a 12 Minimum Bid: $2,100.000.00 Sal• o · ..,, • r Nonh~sterty interHction of Staie H•gt-iways SS & 9,. s?vlh of Add•ngton O'"'' with toot acc.11 ro~
Riverdale Avtnu• overc:ron1ng Ana~t 1m, , , 3 Acres. generally level. irregular sh1~d an
LANDLOCKED. vacant lot, zoned RSA 43 000 (Thoma5 Bros Map 12E·2)
Sate No· 1113 Mlnlm4m Bid: $400,000.00 Approxtm~tely 125 aouthwQt ol Say Street. wut aide of Newpon Blvd . Costa Mesa (2015 Newport
Blvd.}, 21 ,600 Square FHt, rtetangular ah~d. comm1rc1ally ion.cf l•vt l lot currtntly occ:upled fOf
pti~iog purposet (Thomu Bros Map 310-2)
Sale No· 818, Minimum Bid~ ssoo,000.00
Af>proiom~t•lv 280' nonhwest of Bay Street. west aid• or Newport Blvd .. ~st• ~ (2053 Newport
Blvd ), 37,,50' Square FHI l"lncludes 7,250 Square Feel Aoad E aement) lrf'e9._Ul~r tha:d
commerc1 11y toned level lot. Lot currently OCCIJP ed by Futwood a Equipment Se~ (Thoma •·
M.., 310·1). •
YOU, Of your authorized agent. MUST ~E PRESENT to bid. You mual provide •vide": =..:
C.shier'a Chedl Of Cuh equal to 10"" ~the M1nttnum Bid TO PARllctPAT£ In the •uet'°"-
Ube accepted tor I•• than m1n1m1.1m bid. Pro~'"'• b~d•rt are edViaed to C0"'8t'I --= 4lllr ofhc•• tor current ion ng and l.tnd use: and, you art adv•~ to do 1111• •lt~ltiont ... _.Mlj ... :18
bidd•ng Al PfOPeftiM •• sOld on an ·As 1s· baa 1
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family rm.. living rm.. dining rm. &
kitchen! 3 bedroom, 2'.lt bath & auper
garage.
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CARDEN CROVE Mature landscaping & towering
trees surround this 3 bdrm home in nice family area,
walk to elementary school. fireplace, covered p.itio,
sp.lcious rear yard & copper plumbing. Needs a little
l.l.c. but good potential. 631-1400 ........ S189,SOO
Open Sunday 11592 Faye
EASTSIDE COSTA MESA Very spacious 6 bedroom,
3 bath home. Super location near bu~ & shoP.ping
-& <1cross from c hurch Great for large family or
pou1ble board & care home. 631-1400 ..... $275,000
SANTA ANA Sharp 4 bdrm Meredith Gardens family
home with pool & Sp.l in very nice area. Handsome rd
tile roof, formal dining room & paneled fami1 room
with fireplace. 760-3600. ... .. ................... S 25,000
BALBOA PENINSULA Brand new upe Cod
townhomes. Spacious 2 bdrm, 21/J baths, oak cabs,
security system & dble garage. Steps to bay, ocean,
~lboa Ferry, restaurants & shops. 631-1400
.......... .. ................ ......... ................ . ...... $350,000
Open Sat & Sun 307 Cypress
CORONA DEL MAR Br.md new contemporary con-
dos near completion. Open & bright with 3 bdrms,
fp .. family room, 1ns1de laundry & dble garage. Top
q~lity with every amenity, surrounded by ~tios &
ijndsupms. 760-3600 . ... S395,000
Open Sunday 615 Jumine
NEWPORT COMMERCIAL on l.irge lot in ~t
Coast Highway location. Two story building with 7
units, all preSently, rent~, perfect for owner occu-
p.int. New roof In 83. 631-1400 ........... $<695,000
LIDO ISLE W~I prlc~ home on the island. BTiRht &
open 3 bdrm with remodeled kitchen & large Tiving
room Op.?n1ng to sunny p.iuo and small yard.
Sundeck off master. Near clubhouse, tennis & beach
REDUCED! 631-1400 ........................... SSJ9,000
NEWPORT KEICHTS "Pride of ownership" • bdrm
M editerran,e41n style home, formal dining & country
kitchen with nook. Custom built wlth large sundeck
& high ceil111s around entry courtyard. ocean & bay
views. 631-f400. . .. . .. .............. SS69,000
Open Saturday 206 u Jolla
NEWPORT HEJCHTS Charmin11 early heights 3
bdrm home with hardwood floors smooth cearings, 2
fireplac~ & lovely ~.rd ns with deck & pa ~.auti-~~~"7~~~.~.~ ... ~ .. ~~~.~: ... ~'. . h.
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LIDO la.I Chltml,. 2 bdr,...1' "OUM with den
6 ~ brkk~kto.··~ ,, pe.t street. .... in 19' C,. bttNL n~ rOof,
f Nfteh doon ;:J . JUST dOUCEOt
il1·,. .................................. ·•···-----· ..... M'9,000
Realtors A
* "* NEW LIS1'1NCS * *
BLUFFS Great 3 bdrm starter home Qr super
investment with large patio & secunty system
Community pools, greenbelts & bathW4lys, walk to
bstbluff shopping. 631-1400 ................... $275,000
Open Sat & Sun 2610 Vista del Oro
BAYVIEW COURT Outstanding J.M.Peters 2
bdrm 2 bath condo in G.ite g~rded complex with
community pool & sp.i. Steps from trails & wlldltfe ~reserve on the upper bay. 760-3600 ..... SJOS,000
Open Sunday #'48 ~ycrest Court
NEWPORT 4 bdrm family Ju;>me with country
kuchen & large family room in lovely parklike
setting with many trees, formal gardens & S.JM.
Pastel decor, French doors, Berber carpet, sky-
lights & 2 fireplaces. 631· 1400 ................ S59S,OOO
Open Sat & Sun 376 23rd St.
SEA ISLAND Fabulous custom remodel of a
single story 2 bdrm floor plan. Now, one bdrm &
den plus bonus ewerc1se room, huge living area,
gourmet ki tchen & formal dining. Total privacy,
views of golf course & bke 631-1400 ... $620,000
BALBOA ISLAND Sp.icious 3 bdrm family home
wuh den & family room w11h wet ~r. Warm wood
p.inehng, fireplace & cathedral ceilings 1n living
room prus su~r studjo .ip.irtment with fueplace 2
sundeck. 67Y-6900. .. ...... .. . .$615.000
PENINSULA POINT Beautifully remodeled 3 bdrm
home with den (or 4th bdrm), fam ily room, country
kurhen & living & dining rooms with be.imed ceil-
ings. New carpet, 2 fireplace~ & beautiful land-
scaping. 631-1400 ... . .. . ....... . . .... $625,000
BALBOA ISLAND Ouplell Charming & immaculate
2 bdrm couas e with knotty pine cabrnetryhfirt>pl.lce
& white picket fe nce. Super unit in rear wit 2 bdrms
over dble garage & 1 bdrm down 673-6900
... ...................... ....... . $625,000
Open Sat & Sun 219 Coral
PENINSULA POINT on the oce.inf ront. Sp.ic1ous &
bright 4 bdrm upside down house with 1!>t floor
family room & incred1~e v.ews. Parquet & terrazo
flooring, custom U\uners & skyh hts REDUCED
AGAINll 631· 1'400 ................................... $695,000 (LH)
UDO ISLE Chirmin1 J bdrm with 2 complete
muter suites, 1 up wtt.fl ad,ouilna family room Ir on
down plus larae f orn\i dlnin1 room. Country
French decor, custom built-in & private p1tio on
lovely Wttt. 6l 1-1'400 ................. -................ $750))00
Open Sun<by 112 Via Wu~n
UDO P£Nl.NSULA Stunnin contempoJuy 2 bdrm
In full t.eeurity bufldlna wich doorman. Granhe
counter tOpi, <*P.eted & ""'hie floors etched 1~ doon & receHeef flghtln1. Exd t1na ch;nnet w•tff ~
1t1iewi. 6) 1-144)0 ................................................. $79510()()
Open Sunday 601 Udo Puk Or. # 1E
UDO Ill.& low·trlffk corner plul ovrited .JS' lot.
Su1ttintl cOMtruction on top qu.lity Mediterr1,_.n l
bdrnw "Ii det1 around Minny ~tio. Owtwr wtl con·
tidet' Mil"'t llnd & IPPfov.d p&iM. 631•1400 ......... -... , ................... _._ .......... f~ ptk $17.5~
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BA YFRONT condo 1n a charming 4 unit Mediter•
r.incan complex S~cious & el~an t 2 bedroom &
den with marbje fireplace and tar:ge sunny terrace.
Dock for very larg yacht & fabulous lidO channel
views 631-1'400 .............................................. $925,000
UDO ISLE Beautifully dH1gnt"d top q~l1ty 5 bdrm
with form.al dining & family room & den. Pro·
1ess1onally decor.ited with paned windows & Fr.
doors to sunny patio with sp1. Almosc double lot fell
OUT OF ESC ROW! 631-1400 ...................... $995,000
Open ~turd.ly 120 V-ia Wuien
DOVER SHORES Remodel~ 3 bdrm bayfront with
huge master suite, den, f.im1ly room, dock for• large
yacnt & sparkling water views. Terr•ced bayside
patios with sp.i & built-in BBQ tep~ to community
beach. 631· 1~00... .. . . ........... S 1,250,000
UDO ISLE Spect•cular 4 bdrm custom home with
Mediterr•nean overtones r•mily & formal dining
rooms & l'aHn kitchen open to fabulous parklike
lawn & gardens leading 10 the 70' dock with side tie.
631-1400 . .......................... . ... .. $2,095,000
UDO lSL£ exciting contemporary J bdrm bayfront,
a gre•t lido "ford view location & dock for l large
yachts Floor to ceiling w•lls of glass. bayfronr dining
& m.ister, gourmet kitchen & prrvate roof deck.
631-1400...... ....................... .. S2,250,000
CORONA DEL MAR S bdrm bayfront in the gr•nd
tradition with pier for large yacht & great v1eWJ from
Harbor entrance down channel There ue formal
dining & family room\, den, d.lrk room & breakfast
room 631-1400 ........ . . ........ $2,495,000
CAMEO SHORES Elegantly remodeted • bdrm
home. Unobstructed ocean views from family &
dining ueas, master bdrm & gourmet kitchen.
Be.iutlfully landscaped flagstone patio with rock
edgf'd custom poor 760-3600 . . ...... $2,545,000
CORONA DEL MAR beach front. Fabulous 3 bdrm
with unp.iralleled views of the ocean & harbor
entrance. Built o n 2 lots, this bright & open custom
contemporary has blE"ac hed hardwood floors & 10'
mahogony doors 631·1400 .................... $2,980,000
LINDA ISLE showc.lse of cn~I el~nce tn a
premier location with 3 complete master suites,
form.al dining, sev.eral entertainment ce~ters & ~yfront hving room opening to terrac~ & sl1~ for 2
large yachts 631-1 400 .............................. S3,97S,OOO
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HOIES FOR SIU
21E ....
71 Beycteol Cl., -.......-'291.000 S.U&Jn 1-4:30
4"1 Delllle.CdM
759 eeoo 1375,ooo S•VSun 1-5
2331 e-. 'F', C.M.
645-0303 1221,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
t eo1 Udo Pert<°'·"'" con-. v1g 831-1400 $795,000 Sun 1-5
.. 9oycreol COurt, Bayview Court
831-1400 l305,000 Sun 1-5
t 2915 ~ Terr, L.llcj Bell
721-1550 1329,000 Sun 1-C:30
424 San Bemedme>, Nwpt Hgt1
75t-MOO '499,000 Sat/Sun 12-4
•'37 S.W11d, Corona Del Mar
75~70 "38,500 Sunday 1-c
24552 Sutton Ln, Leg. N9Je!
7~ $189,90() I Sat/Sun 1-5
2 II '''' Fiil IM 1r IEI
215 1111 81, Newport BNeh
72-9730 1225.000 Sundmy 1-4:30
1407 Bonn,. Ooone,.JMne-T«r8CL.-.....~~
75t-ee00 1510,000 S1t/Sun 1-5
Sun 1-5
2180 Sen Michet Eat, C.M.
845-0303 ~ 1199,000 Sit/Sun 12:30-4
23 Southampton, Belcourt Hiii, N.8.
175--4822 1595,000 Sit/Sun 1-4
**12.4 S. Bayfront, Balboa laland
-$1 ,725,000 Sun 1-4:30
2111 Vlclorto °"""· Laguna -497-174.4 Sunday 12~
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310 11th St, -Beoch 721-1200 1319,900 Sat/Sun 1-5
701 Aclcll. Coron• Del Mar
1 44 90IO 1479.000 Sat/Sun 1-5
200J Ahura, Irv. Terrace
644-9080 1895,000 Set/Bun 1·5
1924 Otani Ln, H.,.bor HIOhlanda, NB
714H>593 1375,000 Sundey 1-4:30
1.430 Oolohln Ter., lrttM Terr.oe
944--9080 1&49,000 81t/8un 1-IS
2121 Oreke (MeN del M•) C.M.
850-1557 $235,000 Sun 1-4
192 HlllllO<d Dr, N.8 .
97~ 1125 1350,000 Sal/Sun 1-5
1
111411 -· Hvn1 8oh/W-173-t333 $199,900 hll8un· 1·1
113~.c...t
71141 MOO e-,ooo Sunday 1-5
Ill LAllWI. Ollfonl COUrl, lrWle
171·---lundoy 1-5
111VloW-Udololt
•1-1400 1780,000 Sun 1-5
lllCIO Port'*-. H.V. -111 II~ NM,000 9ett8un 1-5 •1---·-V-.OM l40-l'MI 9214,tOO 1e111un 12:1G"':ao
•••111 1 . =""'· --7aa-4180 ,000 ~ 11-5 •1T_,_
l7'-tlll '411.000
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219 -Ploco, EMUlde.CM 142-5200 1342,900 Sol/Sun 1-5
••a21 Cetallna. Nwpt Hgt•. NB
7-700 1525,000 Sol/Sun 1-5
IOO Cllfl Dr, Cllflha-.
831-7300 seot,000 Slit/Sun 1-5
110 Donald Pl, Newport Helghta
144-90IO 1549,500 S..ndey 1-5
'OI Onda, Blutta
844-toeO *'05,000qt Sun 1-5
321 E. 21st St, E'lkM C.M.
831-7300 $34t,900 SaVSun 12-5
4008 Inlet Ille, Corona del Mar
..0-1212 1189,000 S.USun 1-5
*1911 l<Jngo Rd, Nwpt Hgta, H.B.
973-7300 $7-19,000 Sat/Sun 1-4
**t 3304 Merc:ua, Newport Beoch 6'2-2134 17511,900 Sunday 1 ...
298 Montetvo Apt A, San ciemente
546-2313 '429,000 S..n 12-5
t 42J Sen ller-dlno, -I Helghta 944 ~ $595,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
901 PatotHa, Irvine Terr.ce. CdM
973-6494 $645,000 Sunday 1-4
•2121 Pebble Dr, Harbor Vkww Hiits ·
831-7300 1195,000 S.USun 1-5
317 Potneettla, Olde Corona Da Mat
759-9070 $969,500 SaVSun 1-6
2008 Seadrttt, Irvine TftfTace, CdM
720-0111 1189,000 Suncley 1-4
t 27411 Sereno, MINlon Viejo ,
lff..3e78 $228,900 SaVSun 9-5
n Shwwliter Pl.ce, 8eyvtew Terrace, NB
854-9"3 '490,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
*•41 Southampton, Belcour1 Hiii, NB
75M700 *869,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
971 Trenton Way, Newport Beach
7tc)..5000 1255,000 Sunday 1-5
107 Via DtJon, LkSo 1"9 . 1n.eeoo $550,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
.-t 2005 Yach! Vlgllant, -· H.B. 831-7300 &eoe,ooo Sat/Sun 1-5
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410 39th SI, Newport laland, NB
759-e700 '459,900 Sundoy 1-5
* 1808 ~·· ~ Vtrde, CM IMG-7355 1349,500 Sol/Sun 12:30-4:30
•2972 Btrnlnl, C.M.
546-2313 '270,000
9901 Fredetidc, Huntington 8MCh
831-1211 $285,000 S.USun 1-5
2015 HIQhlend Drive, Newport Beoch
722-8212 M&5,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
375 23rd SI., U-,_
131-1400 U96.000 81t/Sun 1-IS
3374 -d,C.M.
546-2313 1319,000 Sunday 1~:30
3719 Porte Or-, Corona Del Mer
7IO-IOOO $050,000 Sat/Sun 2-5
1115 Port Chertee, -Vlow -1111-1400 $125,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
lllJ~~~°" ~/Sun 1-5
1931 .. r rga . ..,u•
144 -... 1.IOO Sun 1-5 · .. ::o.:::uw::iOo---8un 1-1·
2M Tu.lln Aw, N.8,
146-7171 l409,000 ...... , ... .,. •c
••• 707 Udo Partl Dr. (Udo-.) N .••
11W777 tl.780,000 ... , ..... , ...
*1114 MUg\19 Wflt, .. IOIMI, N.I .
•1-7900 9171.000 . 9undey 1·5
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···•2• HNllborough, Harbor Hiii, N.B.
644--4514 $1,245,000 . Sun 1-4
3801 Kk>ndlka, SC Metfo, CM
721-1200 1349,000 Sunday 12_.
•M79 Lii Playe Clrde, Ftn Valley
646--2313 '305,000 Sat/Sun 12-4-
••t10802 P9ddock, Lemon HM;htl
M4-4t2QO 1895,000 Sun 1-4:30
+22s Poppy, Corona del Mar
131-1400 $989,000 • Sat/Sun 1-5
11&4 Port Chel .... Harbor View Hme, NB
493--5340 $559,900 Sunday 1-5
2207 Port L«wk:k, H.V.Homes
758-8800 SG59,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
• ..,.• 17 Royai St. George. Big Canyon, NB
87:J...9333 $1,350.000 Sunday 1-5
••18790 San PuquaJ Sl, Ftn Valley
546-2313 1329.950 S1uSun 1--t
•2001 8Mdrlft, Irvine Terrace, CdM
720--0188 $890,000 Sat/Sun 1-4
1M42 SMlrra~Laao~ Turtleroek
e.44-8200 $4 f9,SOO Sat/Sun 1-4
•t 2765 Tern Clrcie, Meu Verde, CM
~7355 $389,000 Sunday 2-5
32372 Via Mentone, So.Laguna
499-1320 $650,000 Sun 12:30-5
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• 1820 Commodore, Bayere11
644--e20Q $815,000 Sal/Sun 1-'
300 Femlu1, Olde COM
7H-eeoo 11,000,000 Sun 1-5
' •• 1778 Hummlnablrd, Mesa Verde, CM ~7355 $49S,OOO Sundtg.,12..S
2CM Klnoa Pl, Cll-
gu..9080 1785;000 Sun 1-5
•3313 Mar~d. C.M
646-2313 1347,000 Sunday 1-4:30
291 Qrcte Or., BavahOfff ~ $885.000 Sal 1-5
111 ,11s Flll IM er IEI
Sun 1-5
•••t 541 Hetbor-r.t.nd Dr., N.B.
723-40.78 11,.495,000 S1t/Sun 1-5
t 1210 Kina1 Rd., Cttttha'IWI
l44-e20Cj 1896,000 Se1/Sun 1~
t 20 Motto Bay, Si>Y<I-. CdM
831-1298 $825,000 Sunday 12~
"'t 11 ~. HerbOI' Ridge, Hwpl Bell 71().1900 $2,495,000 Sundey 1-5
1111 t•twPOft HUll'Or. EAlt, HVH 75~ M:lt,000 SaUSun 1-5
14 Wfnd90f, Harbor HMI
7!Ml-llOO $1, 195,000qa Sall8un'l·5
llElllH
•-llei.-144-90IO 1754;900 Sol/Sun 1·5 ...... , ......
••• ,22nd 91, -----.,. 1800 11,396,009 9ett8un 1-5
••II L.odW'nOOr, ING Canyon
-11,418,000 9ett8un ....
1101 ..... ....,... w ......
•1-7900 1721.000. ~ 1-5
1 ...... .
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•b31 L.8ndflll, 'T Cttllt, N.B. 173-7300 '205. Sundey 1-4
3510 Ullc, Olde CdM
71141 MOO 1379,000 S:.t/Sun 1-5
••717 -Bay(Bllke< & Brlalol~ C.M.
112--0665 $164,900 Sol/Sun 12·5
t 120 33td St. NNP«t Beach 11w1n 1315,000
+2315 Vllte Huerta (The Bauftt) N.B.
721-3490 '225,000 . Sun 1-$
71 -lllend (Bia Canyon) H.B.
640-7000 $224,500 Sat/Sun 1-4:30
*231tVieta Huertl, Bkltts, N.8.
7!i9-9100 $219.800LH $at/Sun 1-!
**111~A w ... Bay, Newport Beoch
e13-3n1 $485,000 Sat/Sun 1-6
2 II ,11s Flll. IM 1r Ill
.,., capenope Circle, H.B.
759-l4!00 $242,500
..,.. • ••2e Vtenna, Harbor Rldge Cr.et, NB
173-9333 M91,000 Sundey 1-5
llEHltM
18110 B11Chcreet Ln. H.B.
7H-NOO $26',000 S11/Sun 1.-5
2524 eden Ave, Untt F, C.M.
831..e881 124,51900 . Sal/Sun 10-e
802-8 Helotrope, Corona Oel Mar
173-1494 1395,000 Sundey 1-4
218 Marauertte, otde CdM 1•tMIOo '795,000
ffl9-.Blutta 7-1399,000
ff t2 Vlolo del O.o, Bluf!fs
. 831-1400 $275,000
Sat/Sun 1-5
'Sun 1-5
SaVBun 1-5
*2450 Viola Hoger, Blutta, Newport Beoch
1173-8333 1228,000(LH) Sat/Sun 1-5
•939 W. 19th C-3, C.M.
&48-7171 1180,000 Sat/Sun 12-C
111 •In Fiil IM 1r IEI
••523 Avenkle Campo, The Bfutf1. N.B.
831-0llO 137t.OOO Sundey 1-5
115J-.CdM
831-1400 $350,000
*llOll Venll]o. Bluffa. H.B.
7•9100 1385,000
IOllLE IOIES
FOR SILE
111
111 I N. COM< Hwy, # 174, El -ro. L.B.
17~5511 $100,000 Sundey 1-4
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wNrptc, lkyUt, pello. Yrd, tmell pet•O k ~ •Id hk·UP Sl25/mo Flratlla•t •
11,450rrn0. -...229 ctepo. 724-9909
•90VfH OF HWY• ml Yllll
29A 11A 1 CIW get809, 4111' + bonut, 3BA. Fam
wld t!Kupe, IMO/mo. Alll rm, formel dining rm, 3
nowt Frethty pelnt9d C# get on OM of the
N..-~ Otene nlc99 llrMI I 1700/mo
Ceppel 131-'12M +dee). Call 540-7355
TORELLI REAL TY
MESA VEROE
48ft. 29". Lro yrd Avail
Nowt No Peta I 1250/mo
Beautlf\11 38R 2~8A 301t Sumetra 6'6-3e27
w/f~tc. encl gara'e MESA vt:Al>£'"iSlJCCOLA
w/opttr. lntertor • d 38A. 28A. fem & din rmt,.2 ~I , no Pet• get. 11400 Inc '.'\ winer &
Imo 175-MOt grdnf Ref No ~ ISM
8-Alf\ll 48A ~ hOl'M KJnglM Ct Ut-5271
In !MM Tatreee. Hot tuC>. NEW E·$10E 38R. 3•.,9A° Ill~. '3000/mo Shott Fam rm. den. w/d htc-ue». ..,.,.,_ 1ff.1't3 d/w, lrpc, gar, ~
UAUTIFVL OC*ll't 'MW ywd I 1S50 ~"'
condo, 21R 18A all ••••n-nl kltd'Min ernenll ... Incl -w/d, ~ 2~ gaiaoa. 28A 18A ,_ End oareoe.
l)OOI, Jec:ual, 1 13 SO, wtlW 16rfr Nwp Fenc:.d
720-1018 ~~lo $875/mo
C=M~'f:.J:! & ~ HWPT TERRACE 38R 2'-,
~ 11200/mo Agt IA. *-· end Unit on
7....aet °""'· nu crpt, frPC, oar HIP9b l t015.&44-1480 JASMtHE CREEK LOYlll't "'-
dt ' den. fulV rum. • ... .. un• tMld _,.,, W mo'a. ldMI F0t 1HM 28A 2'~8A
eumtlW ,.,, ... geted ,. twntltnt •. frplc, ~·· tor1 oommunlty, poOI. petlo, ...,,.., pool & ac>e
..,,., atC)O/mo ""1nOt-11100/mo. Merilyn
-Of"1 AQt M440l7 Ooomb9131-12ee
L0'¢LY Mw 28' 28a
oondO • ....., Br-~. w/d, trptc. pvt beeCll a1aoo1mo 1ae-eoe1
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28t tee. lrptc. ..,. 11'80. w/d '*ups. 2 Cllf praoa, au 111 wcs. 1eo..«112 ._. lcltcNn. b'V tncd
IPYGLAU•aflU,_.BA.). ywd 11111314114
., ... UQht • bttQihl TWNHa W12 IMSt• ., .... lpeotacvfar ocean, t-ait ettdl get. Circular
~ ~ llOftl view. litrCM9, ~. *Y"•
137IOIMO 7.0.14'1 OI IHOO/mo • -....105I i4'ofil10. erdt•
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2M 1aA. cerpeit. ..... yex 2114
dl'fl, ~ = ~ 1~.dlw = ,....d '40-2641 ==-"" arpt, petJO f'l)lc JfaCUD2 IHOlmo. &aiiii 2124 -~ 112·1827 • n•-~'-:::' 'l'T.":.' 3!:. •&Mge.,.... & ~ 16'M .,. Me«erh«n.
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* * * HARBOR WOODS * * * Corona del Mar side of the bay A lowest
priced condominium for executives. or first
time buyers Community recreational fac11i-
tles S2 I 9.000
* * * DOVER SHORES * * * NEW PRICE' on ttw; view propert~ with pool.
spa and great outdoor living Guest or maids
quarters Many superior interior /el< tenor ap
pointments SI 3Q5,000
* '* * EMERALD BAY * * * VALUE! VALUE! Charming and immaculate
home in Emerald Bay's private community
Park and tennis courts close hy SH0.000
* * * NEWPORT NORTH * * * Decorated and ready for you to move Into
rl&ht now White on white decor Extra bonus
room behind garage-great getaway' Also for
lease call for terms $595,000
* * * BAYCAEST * * * A great home for a large family, has loft for
hobbles children or use as bonus room
Privacy abounds this property SO I 5.000
* * * BELCOURT * * * Customl.t.ed features compliment this
already superior des11ned home Lots of
.Belcourt white Two story ceiling S8q5.000
* * * VIEWI VIEWI VIEWI * * * Of turnln& basin, sunsets. harbor lights and
Catalina from this condominium Extra large
patio with garden. Security system $289.000
* * * IEAVIEW * * * This "NANTUCKET" with ocean. and night
lltht views Is for you. I( you enjoy the Cali·
fornla lifestyle Your very own private pool f,
spa $650.000
* * * IUQ CANYON * * * All new Interior. exterior O~ of the most
extensively remod~l~d homes available In
Bia canyon Large puvate yard with pool c.
spa Sl.195.000
* * * llLUFF8 * * * Lots of room for th .,hole family In this lar&
'BR. condominium. Take th m all to walk the
Wildlife Prtterve or enjoy nel&hborhood
sh<>PPint $393.000
TOP PRODUCER a SHARED MOST
TRANSACTIONS
February, 1989
LOIS JACOBS
SHARED THE HONOR
OF MOST
TAANSACTJONS
February 1989
MICKI COOPER
OPEN HOUSES
SATURDAY
R.\YVlfW SZll.,000 7' hyet"t C04.lr1
l BR I 4 l-0 .... ,n I
IURTLEACX:ll:
J BR FR
$411,500 1"62 si.ne Laoo
I I l OI" ~1'of1,
Bl\.. CANYON 11.AM,000 2S LoctunOOf
t>BR. pool SPJ I r. "tt l'h.in1t \..rO.h
I'll Wf'ORT NORTH SUS.GOO aon con. Portoftno
IBP ~ R I M h 1 ll•"<iltt" B.wr
81:.1 COURT tUM.000 7 W•Y~ IHR f R ~pa I 4 ~·> '>ll J)hanl\• (.r<>c.h
~LIHHAVlN
•BR FR. v~w
... 000
I I
1210 Klf\91 9'oed
C.111 mm• Shull••
Sf AVIFW llS0,000 200S Y.cht M19chtef
'BR JAX>I sp.ia, "~"" I 1 Donna '°'kh,111
BA VCREST •11,000 tt20 Commodore
.. BR I I I 1nd,a Ocrh
PENINSULA 12.aso . tM1 I . Mboe INwd
18R, nt I·., Hob•(' ~n\
BAYVI W
1 BR
T\JllTLtROCK
4 8R, fll'I\ rm
8AL80A ISlANO
28R, ra. Wtr f1nt
SUNDAY tm.000 1' a.,cr .. t Court
1 40 S-.ll'kllf' f I\
.. 1t.500 tMl2 ...,,.
I• • LOK I
SA,72S,OOO tM I . aaftront
I • •O Manh.t M ~ b
11MI.• 21 Lec:hmoor I~ • tt•ph4n~ ~rod)
.-.-aoracorttP9f1oftM
I·'\ Mah <•ulltd& ~n -.oao 1210 Klnp Aoed
t "4 Su1A1n1W !\hulcr
.... tOOSYecMlllMNlf
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* * * IUQ CANYOH * * * On large elevated private lot In this pted
community sits this beautifully appointed
home featurtn1 5BR. and abundant use of
brick. French doors and more S 1.295,000 ..,.
* * * aALBOA ISLANP * * * Ideal entertainment home on the BAY -lar~
pier /dock Private spa. A 1reat lifestyle ln a
great community W1lklnc distance to res-
taurants shops Sl .72S.OOO
* * * 8PECT ACUL.AR VIEWS * * * Magnificent sunsets from this custom resi-
dence nearln& completion Now Is .the time to
add your own custom features' Quiet I~
cation. gated· community with recreational
f acillties S2.b50.000
* * * CORODA DEL MAR * * * Duplex for Investor or ltve In one unit and
rent out othef No deferred maintenance
Cream puff condition A must see Call for
apPointment 5535,000
* * * POUNDING SURF * * * t,,occ; with th1c; •BR . 4 BA home v./conv
den This is one of Emerald Ba) 's best I~
cations Seller ma~ ea rn financ1n~ to quali·
hed buyer Call lor detail<. S2. l7'i,OOO
* * * HAA80R VIEW HOMES * * * Bring the family to this newly expanded and
remodeled home In quiet nei&hborhood
Community pool. park school and bicycle
path $620.000
* * * ABESTVALUEI * * * BA YFRONT · custom construction, SBR.
i•··B1' Formal dininc room, family room
l ar6t~ slip and slde tie Great home for
enterta1ninc Three car carace Sl.67'>.000
• * * LAGUNA Hlll8 * * * 1'h1s one level home is areat for the couple
wantlnc to move out of their "huce" family
home to the convenience of • new and
smaller property Immaculate' S269 900
* * * HARBOR RIDGE CREST * * * H1ghl> uperaded lu\Ur} condominium 1tu-
ated in a ~erv pnvate location. and 1n a cuard
gated community with pool . spas and tenni
court $'>??.:>??
* * * HAR80R RIDGE * * * VIEWS• VIEWS• VIEWS• Breethtaklnc vlewstll
of Newport. ocean and bay A pnva SM for
you to relaic In Security system Guard pted
'community with recrHtlonal facilities.
$995,000
* * * SA YCft8T COURT * * * For th Natural! t. brine your binoculars end
e the wildlife In the 8ack Bay ~rve Or
rtd your btcyd down the natur tral1. Euy
fr way ace • $296,000
. . . . '.
Expect the best
Coldwell Banker
'RealdentJaJ Real Estate Services
NEWPORT BE ACH OFFICE
CORNER OF COAST HWY. AT A v0tAi>o
1>44-9060
THE l COMPANY IN SO. CALIFORNIA IN SALES & LISTINGS
NEW LISTINGS
WESTPAIK 1398,000
WHERE CAN YOU BUY A BEAUTIFUL 3 BR
HOME? HlGHL Y UPGRADED, LUSH LIT.
CPTG PLANTATION SH UTTER'S
THROUGHOUT, EXCEPTIONAL LO · CATION, ALL UNDER 400,000. CALL NOW.
NEWPORT HEIGHTS '595 000
SPECTACULAR VIEW OF BAY & PARK.
IMMACULATE 3 BR, 2 BA CHARMER. BEST
VALUE FOR YOUR MONEY. MUST SEE TO
BELIEVE IT. HURRY, THJS ONE WO N'T
LAST!
IRVINE TERRACE S649,000
GREAT LOCATION. COMPLETELY NEW
KITCHEN CUSTOM CABINET &
COUNTER TOPS. ALL NEW BATHS FROM
TILE TO COUNTER TOPS. LARGE PRl-V ATE GARDEN.
CORONA DEL MAR
IKVINE TEllACE *619,000
A VERY SPECIAL HOME IN SUPERB CON ·
DITION. NEW KITCHEN WITH GREEN-
HOUSE WINDOW . COVERED PATIO AND
GORGEOUS PRIVATE YARD. :1 BR, 2 BA.
SPA
RVJNE TERRACE S695,000
TOTALLY REMODELED 3 BR. HOME
W/NEW APPLIANCES, PLANTATION
SHUTTERS;. LIGHT FIXTURES & LOVELY
CARPETINu. ALL TOP OF THE LINE QUALITY' & IN EXCELLENT TASTE.
SPYGLASS 171& 000
FABULOUS 6 BR, 2 1~ BAJ FR"" ENORMOUS
FORMAL DN RM, POOL, Sl'A & 3 rAR
GARAGE. LOVELY VIEW OF CANYON &
HILLS. SHOWS LIKE MODEL HOME.
SPYGLASS nu,ooo
REDUCED '4(),000 FOR A QUICK SALE.
ONLY "SOUTH PORT" ON MARKET? 6 BR.
BONUS ROOM, NEW POOL & SPA. MOVE
JN CONDITION.t..BRJGHT & LIGHT. THIS
WILL NOT LAST1
~'if~~~OMEONONEOFT.HE;~ Vlr:;w J.A]\;ATJONS IN nu~ AREA UN-
OBSTRUCTED SIGHT OF OCEAN,
HARBOR ANO CITY LIGHTS.
OOIONA lllGllLAN'D8 11,111.IOO
FANTASTIC VIEW OF. BAY. OCEAN A NITE
LIGHTS. RARE ST. TO T. PARCBI. AT
END OF CUL-DB-SAC. BUILD POSSIBLE
7000 SQ rr HOMB W /5 CAR GAR. GREAT
OPPORTUNITY POR THE MOST DIS-
CRIMINATING.
•
OPEN HOUSES
SATURDAY 1-5
CORONA DEL MAI 701 ACACIA
DUPLEX $479,000 O.GOLDSBERRY
NEWPORT HEIGHTS 421 SAN BERNARDINO
:3 BR, FR, VfEW $595,000 0 .ADAM S
fRVJNE TERRACF. 1480 DOLPHIN TERRACE
3 BR 649,000 G.LIVINGSTON
LIDO ISLE 107 VJA IAVENNA
3 BR $675,000 S.MARVI N
IR\llNE TERRACE 2001 ALTURA
3 BR $695,000 E.OL ON
SPYGLAS 4 MISSION BAY
6 BR • BONUS $754,900 B.PETER ON
NEWPORT HEIGHTS 521 KINGS ROAD
4 BR 1,275,000 E.CORKETT
SUNDAY 1-5
BA YVJEW 84 PELICAN COURT
2 BR, POOL S358,500 H.TliAMER
BLUFFS
3 BR + VIEW
BLUPPS a BR + vrnw
$.405,000
408 ONDA
J.AKERMAN
2066 VISTA DEL OKO
$409,000 N.MARKS
CORONA DEL MAI 701 ACACIA
DUPLEX 1-479,000 D.GOLD BERRY
NEWPO&T HEIGHTS 110 DONALD PLACE
3 BR. FR SM9.500 E.CORKETT .
NEWPOIT HEIGHTS Ul SAN BEINAIJ>INO 3 BR, FR, VIEW 1595,000 D.ADAM
llVINE TIUACB 1'IO DOLPHIN TIUACB
3 BR ~.000 K.PARKER
BAJCUST Ital AN'l'JAGO 4 BR, FR, POOL S6!i7,900 J.MERTZ
LIDO ISLE
3BR
107 VIA L\VBNRA
'675,000 &BOWIE
llVINI TlllACI ... AtTO&A
3 BR Mts,000 E.OL80N
OOVll 810UI MIO 8ANnA80 DllVI
4 BR, FR, VIEW S729~ J.STEPHBNSON
SPYGLlSI 4 ...aN IAY
6 BK BONUS a7M,900 B.P&TBRSO
IOC UNllPLACI
1766 000 PAMrrH
I IAll llC• 11AJ 1876090 B.Rm>Y
NEWPORT BEACH
-
BLUFFS · S-405 000
OUT TANDING ''LINDA .. IN NEW BL UFF .
3 BRL2 BA VA ULTED CEILINGS, Kl'tCHEN
EATING AREA, A/C, SEC. SYST., PERFECT
CONDITION, ELEVATED TREE TOP VIEW!
EASTBLUPP *499 528
EXEC TIVE POOL HOME. TOTALLY CUS-
TOMIZED. 2 BR 4 BA. MBR HAS 2 BATHS.
HUGE FAMILY ROOM WITH BAR & FP.
FAMILY KITCHEN, FR'ENCli DOOR •. ENTERTAINER DELIGHT.
SEAVIEW *550 000
QUIET SECLUDED CUL-DE-SAC LO -
CATION ABSOLUTELY MOVE -IN CON-
DITION. BEAUTIFUL BlJIL T -IN ',CANYO N
VIEW , EXCELLENT AL UE. T HREE
BEDROOM HOME.
HARBOR VrEW HOMES H25,000
F.SSENCE OF PRIDE OF OWNERSHIP! 5 BR.
3 BA, GREAT LOCATION. EXPANDED ON
RM. REMOD. KIT. BAY WINDOWS, H T
TERS, FRENCH DRS, MANY NEW UP GRADES!
BAYCREST H57,900 IMMAC. BAYCREST HOME. THI 4 BR
W /FR AND POOL IS LIGHT & BRIGHT.
BUILT.JN",. U ED BRICK. GORGEOU
LANDSC'AYING W/2 PATIO . EXT.
TORAGE THROUGHOUT.
OOVER SHORE . 17H 500
VIEW! VIEW! VIEW! ENJOY THE NiTE
LIT .. ~ & BACK BAY FROM ALMO T
i.;vgRv ROOM IN THIS LOVEL y 4 BR, 3 BA
HOME W/FR & 3 CAR GAR. CALL TO SEE!
CLlf FHA VEN 1711,00G
ENORMOU LOT. OVER 19,000 ~. FT.
SUPER CALIFORNIA RANCH DESIGN.
FEATURE. 4 BR" 3 BA AND DEN PL GU~T. MOUNTAIN AND CITY LIGHT VIEW
NIWPOIT HEIGHTS 1111 000
FRONT ROW KINGS RO. WITH PAN·
ORAMJC HARBOR VIEW . REMODELED
WITH LUXURIOUS MASTER SUITE. 3 F.~11AC&':i, HAND PAINTED TILB IN ORBAMKlT.
IAYllOIU · 1111 IOO FABULOUS FAMILY HOME. 2 iffiRV
CAPB ~1 BA. V8RY OPDI lLOOR ~noN.TID8=1~-:W:J. UDO. 111 ... 11 ESTA SJZEHOMKONTOP,OFUiSOoNa LOTS.:'! m STRaT-SPACIOUI
LIVING ROOM A DINING ROOM. OPENS
ONTO MAGNJPIG&NT .:x PATIO. PLANTATION SHUTT 6 WINS Bl'ORAOB ARE A FEW THB MA'NY
AMKNmES.
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0091 Pu pt. 1300 4 1~. 768-0113 CAt1101, Attn MBS. ,M teMlly hletory to Kowt Wllllll TUI view 1 w It 11 our ~..,. · Coeta ~---·1011 deyl EqyM Oppot1unlty Em-,............. Qr o up , 1 7 4 & 1 tubec:ttberl Cell Tammy P/T P .... llU ~~· E•P.it 5530 ~. 200.:.::t Beetencnury Ad , SUit• Moot9, 714-766-2218. -.,$$ ...
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.,.. of Newpot1 8-ct\. ··--• KltcNfl 11 1•ln0 apt)li. Co, f'TIFT, 790·1W .,.. very .... -motlveted •t•rt C111 0 11n1 Ave , Costa M ....
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entry UJI. 1 key llaft ULll • CAIHIEAS/OELI SER· o.n., ....... Offlca/. fl IT*-10 rela1e to 1Mn9Q«l In• PART TIME AET AIL IUL m&TI I (=.,:. ~= °! fOf rent: laclal room vtRI. Full time poe111on1 _., wottclnQ erwttonment 11 • &llllTllT ~ Good 1a1ary 1 ban-St~. l\aW ttatlonl cSey /evenlng houre/ FMhlonco.lnlnttne needl mutt. fl\9 oee or• ven, •• .._ ................ ...._ Rare oppty! Why 1tert •t ..... .,. ;1 c I 100/wk. Ant 4 ..-a weekende. Thie poeltJon pereon wtth beek: office 1ructr 11111111 • INll. or teroe _. -• -. the bottom wnen ~ can
:.:· onlect l<eren tr..i l.Mge ulon In Cor· on.ti opportunity fOf 1klllt . Typing 45-50, weeoo ta nec.Mry ""~-~ • ...,. .,,50 ltert I I It'll top? 0C Top lngMl'n ~7o one del M• ,.._,..se promotion end trowth In IOfM computer •per ....,..,, ., ........ -•month Producer ...-1 ad· *.....,.... <>f*exp1t•3t31tn thenatur•looctlnduttry Growtt1C>c1Ptt 211-em •••• ..... m WO<lling momlnos 110-21 d1t1ona1 FIT a .... ,.... .. FOUND. atactt Cocker llll .. Tll A'1fil'I et 22& I!. tJth St .._.. In a unJQue carcf eno gltl tent Comm, t>onuMe -. Spenlel. tern, catetec:t '9ft ••-* IQln mflf.. Coat Mela, 54-nee · GENERAL OFFlCE MIP 1 tore on C 0 1 t 1 !Md• Mu•t be llc'd, •· 3117. Vie Yor1(town & 9uty 0 C pub!Ww _., e..ny ~co. llMklng • needed PIT, hre 12·5 We ott.r an ucellent ~~ borders l'tonHt 1 ,09,. .. ive
Brooatutt. Hunt 8Mch orgenlzed peraon to lnctMdueiw/~tyeupc>-l8.ftllY fDI•/ Ute typing, contact Bred, euarant .. of l400 per •Or=t to woni s.no reauma ONL y to
541-6111 coord • log, I tr•cll fr up for r9\all dM9lon ••IU ....... M2-909S)~on. Tu. only w..ic white we treln you •Fr tlmo.phet• • 18 Corpotete ftlaza,
"', .... 0: BLACK I TAN edvertlslng 111 for r• ~Ull/pert tlma. 17o-eeol ----195 -u lmll Af\er training, your In-•Stiff d Nwpt &di, CA t2MO Fvvn • · c:Ntlment put>McetlonL ......_ ... ••t.-u-u..a.... -come potential It un-If ~ Mll'I high 1tenderd1 (~ I 100,000,000 Sold!} beb1 Pl.lo doO wl coftel ft1t·peced con tee I ~-.....--The 1<91ttt ~It• Help needed l.lght typing, Mrnl1ed end en)Oy deahnQ wttt\ Found on beeCf\ In NB .,,, ...... p<lnt••. & col-3.0 hoUr9 per *"· needed ~ cMI enol· IOfN 9XJ) nee. Deye only Ille pubne, call ~ "'
17)-2018 1egee Pr1nt or edv. ·~ e by Huntington 8MCh CUy neenng fttm W• ~an AWt It Kirk .......... Helen at
FOUND. Dog, look1 hlite plua Call Keren el SchOOI Olatrlct Mutt oppom.nlty . avaMebte. al 2300· HttbOr B!Yd . Surte IMAGES
U\MO ~. *'*' red 7 t4-556-93e0 lake and P .. p<oflaency our COSTA MESA office 18• Coate MeM. --------
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FOUND rem. bind dog ulef part-time date entry 20451 Crlllmef Lane. HB. wtt1 be relrnburMct ..U ..... ~ .,,__ & Euctt<f clef'U. Tuee & Ttiun/8 914 8888. DMdllne IOI H .. Immediate part time ynS,:~m~e..7•5198 hn_. per dey , l»C ••· appiytng 3121189 Our teem member• enjoy Of*llnga. You don't have
!*..need req d. d8AS BOOKKEEPER comC)9tltlva ...., ... and to be an opera IOWlr to
FOUND: Female, petite helpful 17 50/hr Cell Full Charge, trivet com-.. oaiaent ~II PteeM love thll Jobi P111 time
Dobermlln MIA. 1 '1' yr Merge>. 5&6-93e0 peny Legun• BMch FulJ cat! Mary Raamuuen •I d a 'f I • .., • MI r k
old. tweet i.mperment or part llme 497•4253 (714) 540-0800 · 491-1120 or 546-0701
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Found Lanoome make-up ('CoUid con\1111 to fulf.tlme. In lrvlne. ApprolC 15 NOW HIRING THIS AREAi beO vto IMt)&Qo, N B reg l11tut) For 0 C P\lb-Hra/Wk. Aeelll Admln Co~llill 110.213 TO 176,413.
541-1112 -tither. Mul1 know PIR Melttant In •tebllltllng 200 -Str-IMMEDIATE OPENINGS! l'f"'bole. Fut peoed en-manual ec:c:ountlng re-... -· C REFUND BLE) vlron"*'t Exp'd only (#di to lndude payroll eo.t• MIN. CA 92828 AU ( A LOST Min. Orey Mite
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cadon, De•~ i~. HwTt. HarbOUr REWARO
(21S) 92-6114
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LOW COST Spey/Neuter .....,,., NO FEE.
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typee~er ~·4-too MCS
P.V 5J8400 Mutt be,... BOYS ... , l'IDLS I eceurtt• Top pey for ftl1ll gm\ ·
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munk*b 1 and a..eomer wvice ekilla.
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MGIC oht9 competltM salariel and
ecc 111n1 benefits. lnctuding profit lhar·
Ing and Nvingeplan. Send your IMl!tr0<
rMUmeto:
Henry 8arica
MGtC INVESTMENT CORPORA'OON
71•""'3-CM02
3347Mid'l1l1~
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IMna, CA 92715
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24 E*Y!hlno'
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25 Myalic91
27 Paul Anka ltJM
31 Pip
32 Aleo
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34 Llgflt brown
35 Slmpee
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38 Waler mammals .a -hollnd """'Ina dot 42 8ulldlng
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45 8o•n
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51 Aewarc:I
52 Pollllx end
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55 Snooze
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57 Brillll'I
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58 .. Ylc:IOflout
59 Aome1ne eoa..·1
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85 Tourllt'1 .... .• .. ~
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70-DIMll
71~1ools
72 Roman ")(
73 Flying roderll
74 Ore deposit
75 Annul
71 T..,..ch
711 UMd to be
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IM .._,,boys
15 Alike
17 Seerdlel for
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93 JalOn'I tntp
94 Oonllay
95Stetaon
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98Actr-
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101 Help
102 Eccentrlel
alang
103 Stnpec:t cat1
104 A9fnoye
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101 German htle
of reepect
108 0.lhe-
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111 cnaru. PYlda
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125 AW OUI
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127 Arom.tlc ,,., b
121 Con1f ...
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130 s.. CIUck
131 Malla tmendl
132 Hlneteantl'I .....
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8 Tlllerw
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10 Aflarnoon
naps
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blp\gl
12 Uma'1 oountry
13 Lllc:ky cha•m1
14 Singer
Ront1adt
15 Die lpOll
16 N<>Yellll
Totstoy
18 Mak• beloYed
It CopeMagan
reeidenll
2 1 EYW! ac«•
2tWMp
21 ShoaflollMnl
29 Bltdl of pray
30 8egtiMtngl
37 P*"lor
31 fkldgee
39 "-lnO organ•
40 However
4 1 Altonao1
Ql."9I\
42 OMda
43 VMlable
d*-Y tor
short
44 Houlton IOOI·
ball~
4S Piifered
4a Tropical
tfllltl
48 Join
49 Aool edgal
50 T ypa of wtlellt
52 Window ledgee
53 Knight's title
54 Charged
particle
5 7 Standet'• lcln
58P•
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70 Loedlng
l)latfonM
72 Mr Conway'
73 Pvt>
14 Salactous
glaneae
75 &oft ctf1nll1
78 H11mlli1ta
71 Scandtne.,,
71 Common metal
79 Laroe bundle
IO RalMI
1 1 Actor OrMne
12 Avid
13 Rubbllh
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87 Ofencl'las
90 Zany
t 2 Sandal
t3 Tota4
95 Jona
96 Con•end
97 Plfdon
N Venttllte
100 Paecocil 1 -·-101 YMmed
102 Mr
Knstottereon
103 ActreN Clerf
105 OC,,trvct
108 Art•t I 1tand
107 .. tnOtionteM
lk>ft
108 81ameee COWi
109 ~tch
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1t0 Uncanny
t 12 v 8fniatl
~· 113 P""*" (Ille
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118 MIQc ... and
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111 Ayt)bef ,, ..
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120 Chwc11 aac.1ion
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