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T HE ORANGE COAST
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Murder charge in drunken driving fatality rejected
By JANET ZIMMERMAN
Of IJw O.ily Not SY!ff •
A youna man who fatall y struck a
Newpon Beach woman during a
ElrupJcen joy ride was acquitted of
second-dcgttc murder on Monday
and instead co nvicted of a lesser
charge of gross ve hicular man-
slaughter while intoxicated.
Jurors discarded the prosecution's theory that Danny Ornelas. 19,
1ntcnt1onally swerved into the ped-
e•trian as her two young rons watch-
ed. The seven-man. five-woman
Ne.wT-bird
takes off,
wipes out
car wash
By 808 VAN elkeN
Of IJw Daly l'fOC Sta«
A Costa Mesa car wash was put out
of operation Monday when a new
Ford Tbun~rblfd arcelcrated and
smashed into a block wall, de-
molishing the wall, sending workers
fl ying for co.,cr and. cutting off power
to the entire operation. · "The customc'r pulled up 10 ~he gas pump at about I p.m .. was given a
ucke1 for the cashier and then my
dnvcr got an," said Nab1I HaJ.iar.
manager of the Costa Mesa Auto Wash on Harbor Boulevard. .. As
soon as the dnver got in. there was a
screech and the car accelerated. He hit
the brakes. but the car kept going."
The car went about 7$ feet and
era.shed into the wall by the detailing
shop.
"The scrttehmg sound conttnued
and the wheels kept accclcratina unttl
the cn11ne finally died," ~hljjar s:ud.
panel deh vered its verdict shortly
af\er beginning its fifth day of de-
liberations.
Ornelas was stoic as baihffs led him
away in handcuffs, but his sobbina
mottler had to be helped from the
courtroom.
The family aqd fnends of the victim remained dry-eyed as the)' left
the hearing.
Debbie Ann Killelea. a 37-year-old
mother of three from the Balbo;a
Peninsula. died shortly after the Sept.
I accident. She was thrown more than
50 feet by the speeding car. which
ovenurned and landed near her
matl&Jed body. Her children, ...vd>o
witnessed the incident. were not
injured.
West Orang:-County Superior
Coun Judge Luis Cardenas denied a
defenJC motion to allow Omctas to
rcmam free on SI 00,000 bail, raised
by parishioners at his church.
Ornelas, who had no prior criminal
record.,will face four to JO years in
prison when he 1s sentenced May 2.
The Judge does. however, have the
opuon ofs;lacing ham on probation.
He would have faced 15 years to life
m prison tf convicted of second-
dcgrec murder.
Defense attorney Ralph &ncaniey expressed relief at the Jury's verdict,
adding 1t was the best he could have
hoped for. The attorney said the
prosceu11on's key piece ofev1deoce. a
videotape inadvertently rtcorded by the passenger an the speeding caT,
ended up benefiting the defense.
The tape showed Killelea standing
near the center of the alley, her hands
on her hips and her legs apart. The woman, wbo campaigned for stncter
speed laws an th e ~ch community,
Thednver.Ja1me RutZ, 26, stepped
out of the car but com pl a med of head
and back pains. He was taken to
College Hospital, where he was
tre:ncd for head tnJurics &nd a
f Please see CR~SH/ A2J
Thi• wasn't die result aruce &.aywaan of
lrvln• had In Mind when he turn.ii his new
'°'d Thunderbird over to lte deanetf et•
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Costa Mesa car walft. Th• car suddenly
eccelerated and illunhetl Into • block w all,
1l19htly lnJurlne the att•ndant·tfrtYer.
Wayne attack suspect to be arraigned
1y LESLIE EARNEST po~~t~~~rdt, whom pohre de-°' -O.ily,... kMf • -scnbcd as an unem_ployed electr1c1an1 4\ su peel 1n the vi lous btatina l:m was bcioa held a& Oran1c County Ja1
October of a Ne~pon ~.ach million-1n lieu of$ I mllhon bail. 11tt and the dauj.htcr o(thc late actor At the time of the attack on Wayne
John Wa)ne is tehedu~ to be and bu anessman RO&tr Luby, G1oms
arraigned in Harbor Mu01c1paJ C'oun and Wayne were were locked 1n a
on Fnday. custody battle fOf' their daufhter, Jcml Lce Hintttprdt, J7. whowa Anastasia. A upctior Court JUd&e
atrcatcd on 1usp1c1on or criminal last month awar~ custody of the l-
CC?Mp1racy and two cuunu or as.au It year-old 11rt to Gion1s. whoK office is
with a deadly "'capon in Burbank last • 11'1 the Pomona area. week. is a former employee of a Poltce would release few details on
pnvatc lnVCS!lptor rttltnCd las\ )'Cit the amst for fear O( ~pard111ng their
by Alua Wayne's u·hu band. or· con11nuin1 invcstipllon
thol)C'd1c u~n Thomas A. Gion1 . "He 1s one of the-orim.ar) su pects
c ·o,•·H~'IOH\ IVD\11
an the on11nal assauft case," Newp~:>n
Beach Poli« Lt. Tam Newman said of
Hihterprdt on Monda)' "There art
othtr out tandina suspects." Wayne sa.Jd Sunday she was not
notified of Hintcrprdt's arrest and
knew nothina about 1t.
"This the first I've heard of 11," '>ht'
said. "I really don't know what's
go1naon •• Neither G1onis nor Lub)' could be
rtachcd for comment Monda)'.
Hinterprdt was once employed b)
1nveit1pto• 0 . Dentel Gal. whom
Gaonis rcponed.ly retained to watch WayM and bcr mtcracuon with their
dauaJ'\ltf. Wayne and Luby said
earlier they had Iona known the)' we-rt
bc1n1 followed by Gal
Dunng the attack. which took place
in the garage of Luby's 22nd Strctt
home. the pair was tied up and pistol
whipped and their heads were
pounded aprnst the floor. One of the
attackers slashed luby's Aclullef
tendon and told him. "You'rt (me s-
ina) Wtlh the Wrol\I &UY ..
On the momma of the assault. Gal
was seen parked on the street in front
ot luby's e talc and con~trucuon
workers told pohcc he rc-peatc~l got out of his car and looked lhrou the
locked aate of the home. acxor ina to
f P9e.W .... AltftST I A2t
appeared to be tryrna to slow the
dnver.
"The \'1deotape was an emotional
piece of evidence ... but if you freeze·
frame 1t, xou can sec she walk&! into
the alley, • he said.
Bcncangey maintained throuahout
the trial that the Huntington Park
youth should not have been charaed with murder.
·•Tttt distnc-t anomey was bowioa to pubhc pressure. Tbe pubUc hears
about a short tape and it sounds like
someone was looluna for someone to
hit," he ~fd.
But Deputy District Attorney Tom
Goethals said he would not chantc
an v aspect of the case. Althouah the
(Ptene ... OttNILAI/ A2J
In may
volleyball
champs
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_HB co~ncil to get
·second opinion on
, .
wetlands zoning
ly ROBERT I MKQ
Of ..... Oelly "'-' ~
The Hunttnaton Beach Cuy Coun-
cJI voted Monday nt&)\t to Jel a
second lqal Op1n1on on whether tbey.
c.an preserve 125 acrts of coastal lands without sub)CCtrna the city to a
mult1m1lhon-dollar lawsuit ..
Officials vottd to hire the law firm
McCutchcon-Do)lc ofWalnut Creek.
attome)'S for the Leque of Cities. for an impartial op1n10~.
8ut. afier thC' dost of the meetin&. an attome)' for the Mills Land and
Water Co . Roben L. Moore. sa.id that
the McCutcheon-Doyle law firm
represented a maJor private land·
owner an the w"ttlands ara and
probably would have a conflict of
interest
Earlier. about 300 people jammed
(ll) Councll ch~mbers and scom of
speakers u11ed officials to proceed
with coutal conJCrvauon zontnJ for
the land adJactnt to Pacific Coast
H1ghwa), from Beach Boulevard to
the nta Ana River.
City Attorney Gail Hutton warned
that the city could be sued for uo to
S7S milhon 1f officials msistcd. o~
zonina that would prohibit com-
me~1al development.
However. •ttorncy E. Ckmtnt Shute. who reptaents lhc friend.a of
the Huntinaton Wetlands, aid the
city could apply coa tal conservation
~onini withoUt bcina fcarf ul of Jept
act.Ion.
Ruth Ga.lanter. a Los Anaeles .
counalwoman who ~orked on the
1986 la.nd~use comprom1se for the
area as a consultant to the Coastal
Conservancy. uracd officials to 10
ahead w11h coastal zoruna,. .. Arc you goina to stand by fedcraJ
and state laws to protect the
wetlands?" stte asked.
On June 26, l 986. the City Council
adopted a land~u~ plan for the area
that was certified the following April
by the C&hfom1a Coastal Com·
m1ss1on The zone chan&e. suppo,edly ~he
nut step m the J>roarcSS1on towuds
coastal conservation and restoration
of the wetlands. went to the Plannina
Comm1ss1on on Feb. 7.
.\t that time. the comm1s ioncn
f'lease see \lllfTLAHDS/AlJ
Doctor's
videotapes
disallowed
as evide·nce
1y JA..r ZJ~RMAN
OI.,. 01111,... SUlfr
A patient's {>f!vacy far outweighs a
prosecutor's nght to use v1ckotapes
seized from the home and office of a
Ncwpon Beach neurosurseon 1n a
potenual mokstauon case. a Judae
ruled Monday.
Island firefi~hters may get roo~ier quarters
Supeoor Court J udac 0. vid Caner
ordered prosecutors to return •dozen
of 13 rcmainma v1dcota~ to or. Francis Williams, who wu cbaiJed
wtth mpkstina two former petkt\ts.
ont of them a tecn.qer. :rhote
charaeswtrcd1 mi sed lut month for
lack of ev1dcn«.
The prosecuuon wil be all~ to
UJC one of the tape which shows
Wilham 64, ~ifonnin_a a pelv1e
euminauon on a naked -iee......,..
the same one he e_arlicr w11 acculC'd of'
molcst1na, Deputy Distnct Attorney
Kelly Mac.bchem said. ~
of buslhnt ManM A~enue _, lnd's
Donut ShOp and the V11taac Inn
But rtttntly there hu tjCCn talk that
the sution mftht ck>te and rclocal(
ttvml bl«ks away to the former i1te
of the itland"s llM p1 t.ahon , 0ttt,:!:J slkl and 1iability_prob-lmll dOMlte ~ the Unocal ......,.•J•.27, raUluna an the rare
aW'ld8'Hiry on.don 8eJtiOl l,..nd't
.. 18'ora ..... · .1111 city ti .ow mulhnt ovtt ........ to mow or .cay put If iM
..... N•lleiM wMft II I~ a tce0nd
noor may be added to make hfC' at the
man \ltlon mort tolmble
locals. leanu'I tov.-ard tradauon.
tttm to favor kttpi~ lhe tat.on
where at a • City offiaal thoUfh. don't want to kt a 90kkn oppe>nun1ty
like this thp away.
, "It's cmainl_y. ~rth lookin& at"
said cwpon lmCb firt ;hicl' Jim
Rftd. Reed .-... btforc the p, *''°" doled. e.ie Md '1rancd a priopcm.I to •II• tht pmc-nt ta.-
tllOft 11 l2l Marine. The ,fob ,
upcctcd to cost about S 00.000.
But when the ps station kl its Ian
pllon of untcaacd. Recd and other
clly oflkial rtton id rtd their p0s-
1t1on. ··we ttally do nttd mon: room,··
Rttd taid.
Thr okt ps statio1t prropeny has not
sqne on the mar\ft )'~. JO cuy
officaals don't tttll)'. know what to
c"pcct or how fir their mOMy •11l ao.
Island resident mcan-h1lc, ha.,c
a ked tht city 10 ~rchaw the old pi
t1taon and transform n into 1 \IT\IU
I
park. The council ha indicated that a par~ 1 unltkcly.
for thott who wort at siation No.
4, the plk'C IS (Ul~ but hardly
prac-tical.
"If the 1.tand -atdevc~ today,
)OU ~n·a ~· Uu1 ~.'said An Morton. S). a ftre all'Met aAiptd
to tho muon. The uny bU1k1i"111 creml)N to \ho
Potnt thllt no more than two n,.. ftptm can Wort theT-e et a timt and
some ecau10"1dt cannot fit 1Mide.
.,.._ .. SfATIONl~
The other tapes either wae s-ucnts who could not or or proper Kton:t1np tM .....
C1Cvtion ... anted to W1lt Sor C1C11ao .-.uve purpo1e1.
The Nit~ dealt I blow • ~ ccutors. whO will d«Nlr Witli• 1 r _ ... ,,.,.,"-
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COl1a Mna·s bedly bli&hted
Sbatiaw Drive ~a.Grhoocl· be-
,, twta w.u.ce ud Plicentia avtnues
0 ccMald be beaded for 1 &cehft, under a
'( tentative ~n adopted by the City
Council on Monday.
The plan calls for Shalimar ~prop
Z• M}'_ownen lo meet with city ofTlCials ) IO dilcUll voluntary implementation
-
4 or • let of recommendations that
H includes such iteJl)s as repainting.
replacement of asphalt. construction
'> of.new blJconies and fences, and even
n consll'UC'tion of decorative neiah-
/' borhood entry ways. •
l' 0 1'm impressed with the master
Jr plan concept. although what rm
,, supportina here toniaht is not the
n imposition of any plan," sajd Mayor
-1 Peter Buffa ... I would like to sec us
,, pursue voluntary cooperation."
~~=,. lobespelllOll .. !~c~~ .........
sapina._ rtfwtliiaW .. ,_, repaired and re.,.... ,..._. ,.
fuFbisbed ~ ...............
of much of the lllYlllllDt in me ncigbbodoOd·s beet llllilyi..
Alcssc.tleaai~alad-~w
approach, tevel:lt Would'C'Oll But
S l 7 ,000 per buildiria to imolement.
The third possibility. lAWI C, is a
bare-bones approach inVOMas cor·
rection of only those Jll'olllim• daat
present health and safety rilb. ~
metic improvements, auCll u paint-
ing and landscapins, would be
omitted. Level C improvements
woul4 cost about S 7 .SOO per build.ins.
accordin& to Heonina's estimate.
Cotta Mesa residents &nd bulinetees will be than 99 percent oftbe calll received tom· 1917 to nusbtn cf dien11 IAd nquim '*" IO poll
penalized for fl.lse alarms under an ordinance 1988 wtrt ta11e aJanm. ~. aF numbers for thiotc respon11Me • liftendmeot that won preliminary approval from AmOllJ other tbinp. the ametldment would 1ur lkir
tbe Chy.Council on Monday ni&ht. ehafte business owners S 100 fOr their ltCODd &Jte ; Dun cliKulliona abObt the irnendmeal.
.. Wbat this ordi~ doet ls allow the dty to alarm and an additional S 100 fef wh suecaaive Council_.. Orv Am~~ be ~Id Hu to
ftftt tboee individualt who ba~e faulty 11-rm falleaJannwitbiaa l~;.riod. .. seria:litsa±1 ............. IDr ~
s)'ttems that draw our police and fire personnel Homeowners would be dMumed $2' for their tha1 install bUfalar alanna.:
away from more important dulJes." said City ICCOnd and third false atarma. SJJ ror their fourth "J(we haehbat. we would be 1111 bktly to have
Mat\1111' Allan lloedlr. and ftfth and SSO for tJllii 8iada Dd f0t each fault}' alarin aystems." he said. ' r• aJarins MW beconie an alarmina ~Ve false alarm widria 12 momhs. Roeder said IUCh a prQvi119n COU~ be r:' ..':. Costa Meu poll« and fire official" Faltie alannl reeulti• ~ = main ten· incorporated into the amendment. He •~d . tie ance, malfunctiont or. autty lat1on are would check to dctennine w~tber c111ta6a ·-owr * )Uri. aboiat 70 to 80 percent or"' oovC'ftd under the alnendtMnt. Almms trialtred ordinances did not &Jready provide n:;u;oen11nao1'
alarm calls bavebeeD falle;• be said. by wind.ca:rtbquake or Giber .. ICll of God"' are alarm in1taJlen. n.e problem bastottm worse in recent years, e~pc ftom penatfy. • The council is schedulec(to Jive the arocnd·
accorctiaj to one survey. In a memorandum to city In addition, tbe ameDd&nenc requires alarm · rMnt second and final consideration April 3. ofliciall. policie C.lpt. Thomas J. Lazar said more companies to nwntaia upda1Cid telephone -•¥ a.t VM £,-. . Money for the improvements would come from loans and .,ants . .;,.;. ___ ._ _____ .._.;__.....;~....,--..:.....;.--~--------.;......:_ .... __________ ~------~--~-~~
provided by ~ . aty, possibily tbrouah the useoffederalcommunity not recover throuah incrused rents.
Blckina up the city's proposal is a
,, three-tiered, 13-point program de-
b wloped by Ed Hcnnina, a Whittier~
.J t.lit_planninaconsultant retained to
• J uanune the problems in the z Shalimar area and propose solutions.
In a video presentation full of
-t puddJe..pocked-alleyways. rotting
wood fences and shabby, overflowing
trash dumpsters, Hennana submitted
development block arants.
"We would encourqe full partici-
pation by m1k:in1 these loans and
grants available," sajd Roeder.
··1 only received the inter-office
memorandum on this on Friday."
said Petet Fyfe, who owns a build1ng
in the-Shalimar neiahborhood. "I've
never been approached to provide
any input.''
"Rents, no matter what you do, are
not soina to go up that much in this
neignborhoocl." he said. "The people
in the neighborhood, as far as I'm
concerned, are aood tenants. I don't
want to~ them bumped out to have
more ex n ive tenants.''
obiaiMd ans would be rtquhtd to
sign apeements that they would
provide housina affordable to low-
1ncome families for a minimum of
seven year , acconUng to Barbara
Surges. a city administr&tl\'e assistant
working on the Shalimar plan.
wanted to ha~t a let o1. ~s \0
pt"CICnt before 1~b11~ the oWll-ers, ia1d Mildred Summmin, a
planner with the city .
• thRIC prop<?Sed approaches to attack-
ing the bli&hl
.
-ORNELAS
From Al
1 verdict was not what Goethals asked ~ for, he said it is one he and Killelea's
; family can li ve with. \ "OUr reaction initially was one of
-t disap_pointment,_becausc of the stron1
feclinp about what his liability was,
" Goettials said ... But it's a verdict we 0 can live with, it's not unreasonable."
,.. Meanwhile, Ornelas will remain in
custody at the Orange County Jail
• until has sentencing. He is wilhng to 1 answer for his crime, Bcncangcy said.
· The defendant's family and
.? friends, who maintained a vigil
,. throuJhout the trial, agreed. They
" hugged jurors and exchanged phone
" numbers in a parking lot outside the
ti h . court ousc. ·
• His mother. Bliwca Ornelas, said
she was pleased with the man-
slaughter verdict, which means "our
son ~II be back to us sooner."
.. Ornelas said she knew her son was
disapPQinted ~th the timin:J of the j verdict because he was planning to be
I in a mtlsical Easter play this weekend
at his church, New tscgJnnings Minis.-
• ~ tries in Chino.
Ornelas attended church on Sun-
day and has been attending Bible
study classes after coun proceedings
in hls tw~week trial, the 'Rev. Moses
Rodriguez said. "He was ready for
whatever took place," the pastor
added. '
Ornelas said she was not worried
One property owner said he was
concerned, however, that he and
others had not been consulted about
the proposed plan.
about her son in prison.
"He thinks that if the lord took
him there, the Lord needs him there,"
she said ... It's not goinJ to be hard on
him. We're going to mass him, but we
k.now he'll be OK because of his
faith."
The mother said she and her famil y
pray for the Kjlleleas.
· But while Ornelas will spend less
than a decade in prison, Debbie
Killelea will never be returned to her
family. said her brother, Mike Ktlfoy.
.. The family felt that my sister was
given a death sentence based on the
circumstances that took place in that
aJley Sept. I, .. he said. adding that 1he
tragedy has been especially hard on
his mother.
''I th.ink it's all parents• wish for
their chitdrcn to outlive them and
that djdn't happen in this case."
The jurors. who last week told the
judge they were hopelessly dead-
locked, said they were relieved that
the trial was over. Many saicl lhe
videotape played a crucial pan in
corraborating the defense contention
that Ornelas actually swerved 10
avoid the woman.
The most imponant aspect of the
video was that it backed up the
testimony of Ted Mitchell. an acci·
dent reconstruction expert hired by
the defense. said juror Andrew
Trevino, 29. of Pla~cntia.
Mitchell, using a ume breakdown
of eventS' on the tape, said Ornelas
had aJreadv swe~ed to avoid Killelea
Fyfe said he was concerned that
property owners mi&ht be saddled
with big repair bills, wnich they couJd
. .,
when she. moved back toward theside
of the alley where the car was head~d.
The deciding factor. Trevino said,
was that' jurors could not find
evidence that Ornelas had a con-
5cious dis~ for human life, a
requirement for a sccond-<iegree
murder conviction.
··Everybody's gut feeling was that it
was acc1cjental." Trevino said. "Ob-
viously we felt 1t was wrong he was
speeding. but 1here was no evidence
the thought ever went through his
mind that Tm going to go out and kill
someone.'"
But Juror Beverly Aye. 41 , of Yorba
Landa sa1d she thought the video
complicated the issue 6ecausc it gave
the impression there was more time
for Ornelas to thank about his actions.
Ornelas hit Killelea after a day of
drinking 151-proof rum and malt
liquor at the Wedge with his friends,
John Lozano and George Herrera.
After about tbrec hours of pany"ing
and bodysurling. Ornelas asked Her-
rera for his car keys so he could get his
videocamera.
Lozano testified that Ornelas
hopped in the car and beain to drive
away. Lozano, now 18, said be
reluctantly climbed in the turbo-~ Nissan· 200SX and Ornelas
oft Herrera remaif)ed asleep on
e beach.
M1tcbell, the defense expert, testi-
fied that the Cir was travelina at 32
mph at the lime of impact. A
In fa t, propeny owners who
City officials did not seek input
from property owners bcc.ausc they
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81aftca Ornea.s frlgtltt la fH'fted by Juror Galt 8roolc1 after
the verdict w•• reatd Monday.
prosecution witness said the speed
was more like SS mph.
After slamm1n1 into Killelea. the
car careened to a stop on its side. A
ne1&hbor testified ~he saw Ornelas
puff himself through the window
before he cuswd 11ncr and ran off
down the alley.
Ornelas was arrested on the beach
about 30 minutes later. His blood
alcohol level was .18 percent. ncar1)
twice the legal limit of .. 10 percent
after which a dnvcr " con 1dercd
in1011cated.
"We fully intend to meet wu..h property owners.•• she said. ''We
didn't want to brina in the owners
until we found out where we wttt
goina.''
WETLANDS
from Al
rttc1vcd a written lcpl op1nion from
Hunon advising them that the zone
cbanac might constitute a taki!la of property and could expose the city to
a lawsu11.
Ho'4cver, the California Dc{>!rt·
ment off 1sh and Game has idenufitd
the I 2S acres as restorable wctl1-nds.
And under this dcs1ption. the
CoastaJ Act of 1976 will not allow this
land to be developed.
The city's earlier efforts ror
ccn1ficat1on of the Jocal coaJtaJ plan
were rc1cctcd in I 98 J aaq 1982
because the a.rca was unprotected
from development. officials said.
•
The land is owned principally by
two private owners, Mills Land and
Water Co., and Daisy Thorpe Pic-
c1relli. They have araued that coastal
conservation zonina on their prop-
rny denies them an economic use of
their land and conslJtutes ••a taking"
under the U .. Constitution.
They also have claimed that the
dollar amounts that the CoaJtal
Co,nsrr"ancy offered to thein in past
ha"c been insufficient to compensate
them for their propcrt).
undttdoctor-pallcnt confidence. The Jlrl said the doctot pve her
Theawa.rdin1ofthc one tape to 1hc pelvic rums dunna 1rcatment for
prosecutors don not make their case learnana d1sab1ht1ts.
any better, McMillan said, bccau~ ii Poirer subsequently con(tSCated ft.quest for a new trial fiJed in Los , nae motion is set for an April 7 week whether to refile charaes aga1ns1 involves the same alleged victim. 600 videotapes. mcdlcal reoords and
Angeles Superior Coun on Monday, hearina. Williams based on lhe new evidence, "Nobody believed her anywa>.'' he photoaraphs from his ~mco Shores
A l.quna Nifuel man says h.e had claimed Gunther Fraulob was He clajmed in his lawsuit and 1n she said. The videotapes were not added. • home and Supenor Avenue office
sex with R~ Hudson·s former (>_reparcd to testify he had sex with testimony durinj the trial that he has used 1n the preliminary hcanng When Municipal Coun Judi.e Mo t of the tapes, which we~
lover,MarcChristian:!'fterCbristian Christian shortly after he filed his remained ~liblle out of fear of because of the defense motion to Susanne Shaw di1m1sscd the f4 rccordings ohuraeriesforin uranc:c filed alawsuitapinst 11udsoo•sestate 'November J 985 lawsuit spreading the ditCUe. suppress the C\11dence. cha~s. she •id the girl, whoS( purpo~. were returned.
a_nd cl~imed he had been celibate Toddalsoclaimsthe~wasmiscon~ But fraulob daimcd in a sworn "The chances are sti~htly better family was friends with the doctor. Deputy District Attorney Al Silva.
since dascoverina the actor died of duct among jurors who awarded statement that he had anal inter-than 50-50 that we 11 refile." wasnotacrcd1blcw1tnes whohandledtherequntforthctapcs,
1... AIDS. C hristian $21. 7 million from course with Christian three days after MacEachem said. "We don't want to Wilharm was arrested 1n Novem-said his office already has 14 tapes.
Attorney S. Thomas Todd. in a ,Jiudson's estate. the lawsuit was filed, after Cliristian ruin the man for no reason. We would berafter 1bc &irt, now 16 and hvina in includtnJ pomoanaphy and famil>
Fire damages Talbert School
all~y assured him be bad tested only refile if we feel we can win." Kentucky. told a counsdor after a videos, to be used af cha~ arC'
nqative for AIDS and was healthy. Williams' attorncrs Byron suiCldc attempt that the doctor re-refiled. They do not have value as
The Lquna NiaueJ man aid he McMillan and Marthal Schulm_I!':.: pcattdly molested her dunnJ office evidcncc.hesaid.butcouldbcuedto
and Hudson had a nonsexual rela-araued that the tape were pnv1Jqco visits 1n 1985. ca\t li&ht on WJlhams' chanlcter.
Children possibly playina with
matches started a fire that )Caused
about $40,000 damqe to Talbert
In> Middle School in HuntiQ&ton Beach,
' ti on sh i P after meet i na in 1984; and l"jiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Hudson went with him to Hawaii in
The blaze quickly jumped to an the spring of Lhat year. He said durina
overh1ogin1 wooden cornice and the trip, Hudson claimed Christian
spread to the office and lounae threatened to expose the actor's
sect.ion of the school throu&h a vent, homosexuality to the National F.n-
officials said. Seventeen trrefi&hters quirer. officials uid Monday.
The fire started about 2:30 p.m.
Saturday in bushes -adjacent to the
H school at 9101 Brabham Drive,
,;, officials said.
controlled the blaze in about 20 Harold Rhoden, Christian's at·
minutes. Witnesses told investiptors tome}', said in an interview Monday
they saw children runnina from the that Fraulob was an aspirina inter
school. and sonawritcr .
'II ~. CR ASH 9tQnin·made Audi automobiles has
'-' been reported in ~nt years,
From A 1 althouah an independent en&interina
t i h. d IAA•..... report released last week attributed • con us on on as arm an re ~. a most of th .. a---lerations to dn' v-hospital spokeswoman said. " -.-....
Hltjjar said he believed the car error.
accelerated by itself. The car, owned by Bruce Layman .. This IUY is a aood driver," he said. of Irvine was totaled, 1ccord1na to .. This was a cfear case of sudden Hajjar. He said he could not Htimate
91 acceleration. He had to swerve so he the damue toithe car wash.
;· wouldn't hit the auys who were .. Bcsidis the wall, it dati\alcd the
;,, workina in the dc~Hina shop. There .,power su.,,,,y to our ps 4tanb, ... ~ 1 were 1CVcral auys m there. He could pumps. our steam cleaner and our
· have killed them. That canvas at full detail sbop, .. he uid ... Patt of the
acceleration." detail shop roof is now baftiinadown.
!'le Ford officials could not be reached We're Pill to bave the in.Mll'UCe , for comment Monday .. but a manqcr acliutla' out~ but I llavc ao idea
IJ at Theodore Robins Ford, where the wfiat it'• IOilll to (IOIC )"ft."
ri 1919 Thunderbird WU pu~hued. Another COit. ~ llic1, it \be IOlt
said be had not heard of any CISCS of bUsiDCll. in wbal Jiid ~-to be
sudden 8Cederation involvina Ford one. of the bu1ic11t Wliekl i• .ewftl ·~~M .. lhlt;lllll ~.-----ii • h time l'w ~ beard of .,._ for ... ·J1911 "' • rr ,,, ta•~ lib Ibis beppenias." Mid f'otrnoadll. helllicl~•Y--• ~rt Piii Gninwood. .alel: IMllllltt for w5 fDr cs ......... .. dli ff"'* BoulcVant cleelenflip. we ........... tF n er Ol A ...., ohuddea .ccelcration1 in a 11..... 1'1atiidthiCso11e-.... ..
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'" " Ir
ARREST
from Al
court records. Phone records ob-
tained from Gal's office alle&Cdly
showed he caUed Hinderprdt Tr9m
his car seven times that day .
Hin1erprdt resembles one of two
men who attacked the couple. accord·
ina to the documents. Luby. Wayne
arki the construction workers uid
one of the auaHants walked with a
pronounced limp. Hinteraardt
tevercly injun:d bis lea in a motor-
cycle accident., accordioa to t.be docwneeas.
eamer, olftcial• w tpeCQ1Mec1 me -..hEVEhaYC been coa.nected '° Ulbr•1 · -..... HerecnllY •Clia••d .......... 1,., ...,..hrt~yafteraWW• 'l~~~::r,.IO a ....... o.i .,. •=., in•IMCll •Pt ±1'111 ht = .. .., ....
Utd Pridly. A ~
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OP
MONDAY
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51 1 I I I I I .. , ti ct \ Ii It
Newport Library's
preschool storytime
to begin April 3
Didn't Intend to steal coat
The lj)riftJ leSSion of ~ool sloryt1me al the
Newport BcaCh Public Ltbrary W111 be&in April 3 and
continue until M~~ 2S at the fQllow1ng _ four
branches: BaJboa, IOOE. Balboa Blvd .• at 10-JOa.m. '
TuesdaY,!j Corona Del Mar. ·420 MariSold Ave., at 10 a.m. 1 uesdays; Mariners, 200S Dover Dnve, at
11 a.m. Mondays and Tuesdays; and Newport
Center, 8S6 ~Clemente Orwe, at 10:30 a.m. aod
l :30 J>.m. Wednesda_ys.
The purpose of the provams as to encourage
children to find en1oyment by rcadina at an early •· Call Judy KeUcy at 644-3187 for further
information.
Abortion discussion
The relauonshtp between abort~on and
women's free-choice nahts will be-d1scussed at 7 20
p.m. Wednesday at the Lrvine Pubhc Ltbrary-
HeritaJC Park branch, 1-4361 Yale Ave.
ly LISUI fMHIST
Of .. 0-."'* ...
MarJO Adams. the former $irlfrienct of baseb&JI $tat Wade .Botis. inn.aally deni~ she stole a S2S8 jacket Trom a Cotta Mna
depanmcnt store and tMn oft'cred to .PIY
for tt}e item after bcina apprehend"2cby
secunty guards, a.coordin$ lo police., re-
ports.
Adams. who ha.I betn appearina on
television talJc shows to discu" h" arfair
wilb Boa&s. was arrested Sunday outside
NotdSJrOm Jn South C.oast Plau. She was
visitana lb~ shool>lna center with two youna nieces at -,he time of her amst,
accoritin& to police reports. The police report noted th.at Adams had
the Jacket tucked into a airdle be was
w~n1-
Adams, 33. 1 sums t~e Boston Red Sox
thud baseman for SS00,000 she claims to
have lost in waic and upensn when she
traveled with the fivc•t1me Amencan
L.eaaue bat11n1 champion on~ roed tnps
dunna their fout·)'car affair. ._
Adams had S 193 in cash witn hcr.-&H
ume of the arrest. accordina to the ~pon.
A writ1en statement by a sccunty &UJrd
11)'1 Adams. a Santa Ana res.dent. drew
the anention of a 11lcs person Saturday
whien she came into the 1tort' and tclccted a ~ty of ttems, includina the 1acket, and
pl8CCQ them on hold to be picked up the
n~tday.
At that tame. the rcpon no1e , Adams
WIS "actinl differently than the avertaC
customer" and Kad drawn the attention of
security auards. /
Adams. whose ful f.Ume wa It ted as Marso Mara Hams Adams. returned the
next day with her two meets. de nbed in
lhe repon as "toddlers."
Security offiettS were called when
Adams returned to the same depanment
and tried on some cloth ing in a drcssina room. Two female secunty auar.ds watch·
cd from a IJ.anch Ol)(nana as Adams
allqtdly rolled up the Jacket and placed at
in her 11rdle under her drc s, the report
said.
Before Jeav1n& the store. Adams bou&ht
a s~.90 ilk shin and chocolate cfiap
cookies for her nieces, the repon sa~
When she was appro ched by cunty qents approximately 20 fee1 from the
door .Adams reportedlv s<ud. "I have no
-------.. idea what you are talk_iftl about. ..
Later, af\er handina over tbe ~ 1be
repon note • Adams &aid lbe Md IM>
intention of steahna it and offered to pay
for the Jacket.
Adam , a former mortaa1e broker, wu
cited and releaied by • CO.ta Mae police
offictr. Her amianment on ~ mildo-\ ·
meanor charac is set for April • in lfai'b(;r •
•Mun1c1r>al Court in Newport kacb.
A Cafifornaa appcaJs CQurt threw out the
emotional d1stre ponion of a S 12 million
lawsuit Adall's filed apinst 80lll. '"A
$500,000 uat for lost wqes and expemes
1s stall pendma. Th.at suit con~nded that Boas broke an oral conlrlC't that called for ham to pay hertravelinacxpcnses U\ retum
for vanous serv1cC1, includina C0'1P9·
n1onsh1p and a.rranaioa his transportation,
meals and laundry. • Boas. who 1s mamed and has two children, admltled hav1na the affair and
told rcponershethmkshewasueudcbct.
Adams told her story to Penthouse
map11ne and the first of two interviews is
an the current 1 ue. The May issue is to i......,,-"'~aic.----------.JI contain the 'iCCond interview and scmi-
Mareo Adams nudc photographs of Adams. M111Je Fites-Seial~ execuuve director of
Planned Parenthood in urangc County, and Linda
Schwan, representative of the California Abon1on
Rights Action League, will speak at the mcctans.
which will be&in with a coffee at 7 p.m. Admission as
free.
'Call Sandee Starr at 730-6350 for further
information. Gro_up to pursue Voss recall from council
M~nd~lssohn String Ouart~t
The Mendelssohn Stnn& Quartet, which has
played the music of Arnold Schocnbera and Fehx Mendelssohn in concerts around the counll')', will oerfonn at 8 p.m. Wednesday at the Laauna Beach
liiah School Auditorium. 625 Park Ave.
The quartet -fcatunn& first v1ohnist Ida
Levan, second v1olomst Nicholas Mann v1ohst Ira
Weller and cellist Marcy Rosen -will include
Haydn's "Quartet 1n C MaJOr," Shostakovich's
"Stri~Quartet No. 9" and Dvorak's "Quanet in A
Flat or." Tic ets. which arc $18. may be purchased at the
box office at Laguna Beach High School or by calhna
494-2822.
Motivating young p~ople
A seminar for coaches and parents who want to
encourage and mot a vate young people will be offered
from 7 to 9 p .m. April 3 at the lrvine Youth ~rvices
Center, 14301 Yale Ave.
The $21 ·program as intended to teach young
person' to res~t themselves and others by
increasing their self-confidence.
For more information, call David Anderson at
660-3920.
Empty nest syndrom~
A program to help people team strategies to
cope W1th a separation, divorce. death or a loved one
leavana home will be held from 7:30 to 9:30 Q.m.
April 4 at Deerfield C.Ommunjty Park, SS Deerfield
West Imnc. The S 10 seminar. which 1s open to the pubhc.
wlll provide ways such persons can become asseruve, eneraetac and crcatJve an their relations
witbolhen.
More information may be. obtained by calling
David Anderson at 660-3920
Art Inst/tut~ l~cture
Architect Ban Pnncc wall discuss design
solutions at 7 p.m. Aprtl 4 at the Art Institute of
Southern Califomaa. 2222 Laguna Canyon Road.
Laguna Beach.
Prince. who completed the S 13 m1lhon. 32.100
square-foot Pavilion for Japanese An at the Los
Angeles County Museum of An. will appear as pan
of the An Institute of Southern California v1si11ng
1n1st prov.am. lnterdtscaphnary approaches to education and
the cxamanauon of current global issues by the
visual arts community are among the 1s ucs
included in the v1s111n1 amst program.
can -497-3309 or (800) 367-9349 for additional
infonnauon about this f ~ lecture
Slld~s of the Alaskan tundra
A visit to the Alaskan tundra wall be taken by the
South Coast Audubon Society at 7 p.m Apnl Sat the
Manne lnsutute of Onnac County. 24200 Dana
Harbor Dnve, San Clemente
Ron Vavra, waterfowl citpcn and co-owner of
the Wh1sthn1 Wanp Duck Club, wtll show shdcs be
has accumulltcd durin1 has I 0 years work in& o n the
Pacific Black Brant Capuve Brecdina f>rosram.
El CIJOO nauve Vavr1 also has orpnazed the
populu ''Waterfowlttt Apinst Baitana" asSOCJa-
uon.
ly JOYCE IOOLOVtCH
OI , ... o.1)1,_ SUll
A group of residcnu. who asked f red
Voss to rcs11n from the Fountain Valley
Caty Council because of his convacuon fen
sohc1un1 sex on a Santa Ana st~t intends
to serve -Yo~~ with a recall notice ton1aht
Junng the council meetina.
"We feel steppma down as mayor 1s not
sufficent because at is only a token gesture
10 hopefully put off a recall and pacify
people.'' said resident Beverly Burnett, a
member of the Committee to Recall Voss.
Voss. 52. stepped down as mayor at a
March 15 pressconferenc.e. blam1na unfa1r
media coverage and unfora.avina and
uncharitable atutud~ from a aroup of
residents since his Jan. 30 arrest and
subscquenl plea of no conte!t to tbecharge. Police said Voss offered an undercover
STATION
FromA1
And there are other problems too. such as a
tendency by tounsts 10 park m the station's
dnvcway
"Also. there arc no pubhc restrooms 1n the area and we JUSt get bombarded with
people ask1nJ us af tney can use ours:·
Recd said. "Sometimes you JUSt can't say
no."
If the CH) docs relocate the station. Reed
said he will urge that public restrooms be
included an the project
The fire station houses three altematin&
two-man crews and one fire engane that
clears the pra1e walls by onl y one inch at
the top and two inches on each s1de.
"Th as isn't a vehicle you want to back an
-an a hurry." Monon said.
Monon :ind fellow fircfilhtcr Gary Beeler. 34, have worked toaetncr for fi ve
years at the station.
"Our biggest problem 1s people parkml
and turning around 1n front of the station.
said Beeler. ··People always say. 'I'm only
going to be here fora minute' -de pite tht'
red curb and the no parking sign."
Monon uad the tno of teams work 24-
hour shaf\s.
"It's almost hkc a mamaae ... Monon
said. "You have to aef along on a personal
basts and trust )OUr panner on emeraency
calls.
"'When we get a call. I know what An's
going to do, and he knows what I'm ao1n.g to do," Bccler 'laad "There's the r1d10 to be
handled af it's a fire. or certain thin need
to be done af it's a medical emeraenC)."
The two said thctr daily routine 1s much
lake any_one's, stanan& with household
chorcs. That's followed by maintenance.
routine dnlls. commercial bu1ld10& fire
1n pcctaons, 11occry shopping and cook-
ana. Mo t evcninas the) read or watch TV
-af thc)'°rc not respond ma to calls.
"On the a veraae we get a couple of calls a
day." said Monon "U<1uall> they'rt
mcdacal emergencies ..
policewoman $20 an e,.changc for a SC;\ual
act. The incident too le place during a sweep
on prostitutes and their customers alona
Harbor Boulevard
Voss sa1d at the Mal'\.h 15 press
conference he did nm plan to rc11rc from
C•tX politics or the council
·we made at clear to cvcl) one of the
council members before he announced has
rcsagnahon a.s mayor tha1 we wanted ham
to resign from council.'' Burnett said
Councilman Jam Neal s~ud he mis-
understood the committee's intention
"I would be ha pp) to talk to them." he
said, "but I d1d n'1 understand that the)
were 1oina to 19 ahead with a recall after he
~cd as mayor I 1hought the) were
talking in generahtaes."
Burnell s:i1d the issue 1s not whether
Voss is ma )'or or councalman
"We JUSt don't want an elected official
who ha~ used such lack of Judgment to
serve. The absolutt" lad of Judgment 1 the
total 1 sue here ··
Burnell said \lo<;~ 1s snrnm..'('t to than t..
therr arc only a handtul of CUilen calling
for ht m1gnat1on
"What ~e are hoping wall happen 1\ that
he secs we are not Just a le" 1calot 1n1na
to do him an." he ~•d "We "'oulJ hke
ham to understand we arc going ahead wtth
the m :all \\-c\ c al read) had 0' er 50
people calling us "llhng to t m:ulJtc lhe
peutaon ..
Voss"' all ha' c ~"en da)'s to repl) to the
recall no11cc rhe group has I ~O da)s to
collect agnatun~!> from 20 percent of the
cat)'°!. rcgJ!>tercd 'ote~ Fountain Vallcy
has an c'cc~\ ot 30J)00 'otcrs. Recall
pet1t10M mu t thcn be 'hcct..ed b) the l'lt)
clerk. and the co uncil woufd be rl'QUll'l'd to
call an election
hlboa 111ancr1 ftre station may move to larger quarters.
Nt'wport ~c.h ha'i 'ii\ fire \tJ11on\
"That §Ounds hke a lot. hut 11 \ ou lno k at a map. some loca11ons \\-Ould oc 1mpm\·
able tO li!t tO In tame b«aU\C lhl' l•I(\ I\
d1ndcd by water." \aa<l < ap1 Ra\
Pendleton
fhc Ralboa l<1land stauon wn~ the
\C'\.Ond \Wt1on hualt an the c1t~ and co\t
SCi2.Ql I The lit'·., first sta11on..w1l'i tom
<lown and the ,.,1i nd tataon nearl) met the
-.arnc fate an IQ"' I when thcn·F1~ C h1ef
R J Hn\C'oc.-told council mcmbc.'rs he \aw
· no IU\lafil a11on an ma1nta1nan1" at t tht'
"A. recall election does cost the city
money. but '4-C arc stlll hoping when Voss
sees the concensus of the community, in
effect. he wall be the one not to cost the city
mone) ..
Burnett said the committee 1s d1sa~
pomted wtth the counc1l response to the
s1tuat1on Ho"'-cver, she said there is no
intention to recall anyone except Voss.
"We l\avc had people call us and say to
recall ever) sinl}c council member be-
cause the) haven't done an~ing." she
said "But ~e want to Sta) with the ~sue.
one ot us arc takmg an} pleasure in this.
"We have a lot of pnde in Fountain
Valley," she said. "Problems an Santa Ana ds.> 't happen hert. Y ct one person broU&ht
tt\c reputation of tl\at city and imposed it
on Fountain Valley That person was our mayor··
Vos wa'I un:ivailable for comment.
tame. BnscOt' thought that a brand new
\tataun at l'iewpon Center could cover
Bal~'la Island
Though tht' tan) station on Manne
\\enuc.· un 1\Cd. Reed said 1ts days may
ht-numbcn.-d
For more information, call Frances Talley at
495.0107.
4 \1.1:'\D\H Tustin Matines grieve for copter crash victims
~ Tut>Sday~ March 21
• 8 p.m. r .. 1a111 Vdey a11 c..cu. councd
cbambm. 10200 Slater A~e.
Wednelday, March 22
• 7:30 p.m. r .. aaa. VaUq ,.,_.., Cem·
........, counctl cbambcn. 10200 lattt A\C.
1y RANDA CARD\IVILL °" ..... ..,.,_.
An official at the Tustin Manne C()fl)S
Air talion ..aJd Monday but penonnd
were tr)1n1 to cope wnh the tnljcdy of
lo int two hchcopier c~v.1 d11naa miJ1wy
uerc.:t 1n lb Korea la t ~nd.
Manne poke man ls& Lt. Gme Browne ._ ________________ .._._.__, 11id he k>st two fnend.s in the cns1te1 -
t•Ot I« I I Of,
one 1n each acctdent.
"Any tame '°mcthina hke that happen..
at 1s a traacd> You ne"er expctt to hl·ar ht
is someone )OU know). but the\ \Ol1d '~ (~hen la kcd);· Browne 1d
The names of the 19 men kllkd \undJ'
ha¥c not )Ct bttn relcutd. pcnd1n1
not1ficauon of relative . Brownt ~1d one
of them wu one of his close con c fnend\.
Off1C1als do not know ho m in) of
tho I 'l wen-trom Southern < ahforn1a.
hul tht' helicopter v.as pan of th<' '\rcJ
Ma nne .\1rcrafl \\1n1J>ased an Tu~t1n
Brov.n<' 'iltd
He said anothrr of hts fnend I t Lt ( hmtophcr '1 O'( onnor of M1ch1µn .
wa one of four Tu\t1n-based Manne" ~ailed f nda\ 1n a era h an ea,trrn uth
Joi.\lrt<l. Mah ta~ officuil\ were till anvt\t1aa11n1
both l·ra he\. wh1eh occum:d dunoa
routant' tra1nan1 maneuHn. ln unday's
actadcnt 19 Manne ~ere lulled and at
leas1 16 others were an Ju.red. some of them
cnttcall \
Thr CHB·D S1konky Sea Stallion
cra,hed 1n an t50lat.ed mountian arc.a 250
m1lr ..outhca~t ofSeOul, the South Kottan
capital. about 2 p m. PST unday.
1ndudina a cuncra. two tclcphonea came to tM hOUli &o huy a rouch ma
and 1b lock boats. stolen from Mr bt O.C culpnt carpon ._. Tueiday. When alkcd ,,. • • • •
a fipt 1n the e tabh ltment. Rach rd
rcncc Brower. 29. reportrdly be·
came comblll'VC after he v.'l ar·
mlid\ ~Pit on the a.rrc tina o.fficcr'\< held. kicked the patrol car wando~.
~led1y ut1n& I.hat he v.uao1n1
to bttak n. and then bent the door
bliCk 11 be was kav1na I.he car.
turd.ay and 9 a m und.ay. The
th1cflcfl the car tCftO behind.
~~kend. but oolace report -the
'iUSptet fltd Wtthout Cntt'tln& lbC
rt\ltScnce.
why* didn"\ repon the lcm before Butllail eneeM a home an the the~ the woman 111d he wH I ~)(fbfOck of Sim• SUUt lhi:ouch a c~tmndybutyanddidn'a ha'e time. llidtn& W'ladoW Ud ** 150 in cash · e • • and a U()O VCR,
ROtibCf'IMlnllpeed to pry open lhC Tbicftl .,.; •nia. • caMCttt
bUd.._.doanMNC'WJ)On Harbor pla~Ud~&oeareaidtocciD Hilla~ bctMn ThundaJ ni;t.t lbc 200 .,._ fll·l 7lb 9Ueft. m fftlay 11tOmiQ1. but notJuns wa .... \,
ee mty 4j?"' u. He also allclrd· ty ..,., M • .ce Jaalcr af\tr he wu
tncarctfl . S6fneone broke the Wtnd Wll'll
-.ndOW on 1 'Vfhtdt on Elm A"cnue
ntar Halt>or Boulevard on tutday
aill't and look camera equipment • • •
Fountain Val~y
A ttrt<> and pu"' valued at S.300 ~ re rcmo~td from a J kc\t 1917
H)unda1 partctd an the area ot Heil
vc-nut at 4: IS o.m nday.
t •••
m ume dunna the wrckrnd, a
thief pu~1 en~·-at McDonnell Dou&ll Corp, 17390 Brook.hun«i St.. pos.111'1~ ••th an d«tronlC card
~ for entf'). ocnpu.er cqu1p-
m~t valued at SS.000 removed • • • Tble~ct weft UllWCJI C lfiif I at~ M> IC~ the .... llOft
tetn hlit a 1971 PaHcht ~ '" t'be 17000 blOct of .-hunt 5'rftt
l'Obbcr)' at Hendy's Video. 10130
Warm-r vc.,.. at 9;31 p.m. s.cwday
nctled $100 IOf the 1...-ct aftK be
threatened the cleft with a tr tr?. fh man fled from the stoft on ficK. ~ • • •
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SalVador's rUllng p fW dmlts
loss to right-wing's Crlstlani
SAN SAL V AOOR, El Salvador
(AP) -Alfredo Crisuani, who tried
to erase memories of his right-wina
party's links to dcat~ ~squads that
killed thousands of 1 Salvadorans.
celebrated bis presjdential victory
Monday over the U.S.-backed gov-
ernment.
Fidel Chavez Mena, candidate of
the incumbent Christian Democrats,
conceded defeat and told a news
conference, ''I have called him (Cris-
tiani) personally to congratulate him
and express my desire that God
illuminate him in governing the
country ...
U.S. Ambassador William Walker
said' the election result was not a dcfal for U.S. policy. In Washington,
the State Department said it was
prepared to support the new
Salvadoran government but only if it
pn>tecU democracy and human ~~tiani, of the Repubhcan Na-
tionalist Alliance, or Arena1 :Mii take
over from President Jose Napoleon
Duane on June I. Duarte, one of
been unable to end a 9-year-old cavil .. Arena has won and I conSJ11tulatc
war wnh leftist rebels that bas taken Alfredo Crisaiani publicly," said
an' estimated 70,000 lives. Ricaldo Perdomo, t~ Christian
Duarte. baned by the constitution Democratic chairman of the council. from seekana re-election, bas said hi1 He said ftnal official results would not
proudest moment will come when be be announced untal a recount is
hands over power to an elected concluded Thursday. .
successor. Duane suffers from ter· A&ncuJturc Minister Antonio Mor-
minaJ liver aiinccr. ales "Erlich CJtimated voter tumoul at
Cristiani, 41, immediately urged all between 850,000 and 900,000 -one
political panics to .. put down their or the lowest in Salvadoran history
political banncB and unite to ensure and less than half of those eliaiblt.
progress.'' He told a Monday news Walker, the U.S. ambassador had
eonfcrence that his party ••doesn't said a turnout of60 percent or ~ttcr
want a sectarian &ovemmcnt." would represent a defeat for the
He ~lso ~nked Chavez Me"a f~r , guerriJla_strateay.
acccpnna "m a very democratic Chavez Mena conocded that Cris-
manncr ibe results of the elections." tiani would win more than 50 percent
The Central Elections Council said of the vote, thus enablfo& him to
Arena had S3.8 l percent of the evade a runoff election that would
576,339 votes counted from Sunday's have been ~Id next month between
election, compared to 36.59 percent the top two contcnden.
He praised the Salvadoran pc<>ple
for braving "violence and terror" by
lel'List guerrillas who, tic said, tried
harder to disrupt Sunday's baJJoting
1han any other election here in seven
years.
J Wasflington's staunches! allies. had
for the centrist Christian Democrats. State Department s~kcsman
Trailing were the conservative Na-Charles Redman said: ·Our rela-
tional Conciliation Part~ with 4.21 tionship with thAt new government
ecrccnt and the leftist Democratic will depend on iu adherence to
Convergence al 3.2 percent. Other democracy and respect for human
votes were divided amona three rights, the twin piUars of our ap-
smaller parties. proach to El Salvador."
The United States has sui;>portcd EJ
SaJvador with $3.S billion in aad this
decade. and some congressmen have
said the results leave much 10 be
desired.
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Introduce
Early Evening Speclalsl
Gino: Jesse. I'd like to offer our customers a
apedal menu between 4sJO and
6sJO p.m.
Warnings intensified
on jet bomb devices
cxplosavcs, but ats 1oca11on near a
weakened scam in the bawJtc hold
increased ats ctr~t.
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -State ...... lo dccidt whet.her \be increue, tht
Farm, Cahfomia•s lat)tlt auto an-first by a m~r.1nsurtt 11nce ~
surer. defended ju 9.8 percent rate of the Propos1t1on 103 rate rcd,uc:taon
incrcue Monday by llYUll il would initiative last No"~btr, Yio!'kd need 1 32 percent boost lo co"cr state lawi .,a1Mt noeuave or
expected undcrwrillna losscl. "unfairly discnminatory". races.
·•w e 11mply cannot sustaJn O'Vtt" If l~surancc C~mm1.M1oner Ro•-
1ime the maan1tude of our under· ane GtllCIP c dcctdcl, the proposed writiftJ loues"T>-without raisins rates, rate incttasc '' unj\dt16cd. the com.
JerryH 1llhouse,asupes;vas1n,actuary pen)' can .request • formal hcar\n&
for the company, said ~ at a state before· be1_n1 ordt~ to lo~ ~
0cl)8rtment oflnsurance hcanng. repeal the 111('ft8Je •.
,, While those losses wo\lld justify a State· fa~, "'hich ~nsurts m~
rate increase more than t.nplc what than 2. 7 m11J1on cars in Ca1Jf0f'11•1.
State Farm has implemented, "we announced the increase, ccttve
thinkourpolicy·holdertwould prefer Jpan. 39· •'r03 po~ny~~"c\a~~ more ~uent, smaller cha11gcs ropo 1uon ·-
rath'cr lhan one big bump,•• he said. cust~mers ba&Jter rates.
But consumer sroups expressed Hillhouse ~td State Farm Mutual,
skepticism about the claimed losses. 1hc company s prinrary aut~ it1sum 1 notana that State farm did not fully had suffered USO mil hon in under-
detail its income from investments. wnunalosxs-~amountby-h1ch
An assistant insurance com· claims pa)d and related expcn~
missioner. Dick Roth, suggested that t'Xcecded premiums collected -
1he com~ny was undcntauna its from Januar)' 198! to June 1,9~8.
proposed increase by not including H 1l!house said tate Farm s 1nvcs1-
lhc higher rates customcn pay for mcnt mcomc did not fully offset those
some coverage when they buy more losses. H}S figu~ reflected a na-
expcos1ve cars. ~ uonwi~c inve Jmcnl income of O\.er
The department called the hearing SI b1llton la t year.
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Actor Todd Bridges to stand trlal
LOS ANGELES -Todd Bndges. once a star on the TV scnes "Dlfrrcnt
Strokes," was ordered Monday 10 stand tnal for attempted murder, following
testimony that he was high on rock cocaine C\t'r) day forv.eelts before shooting
a convicted drug dealer.
Municipal Judie David Ho~1tl reJrcted a pica from Bridits' attornc) 10
reduce the charge against the actor on irounds thal he was too drugcd to
premeditate or form the inttnt to shoot his alleged v1ct1m Bridges has been
unable to post S2 million bail and ha~ remained an 1a1l. I ., Chef Jesse: Sure Gino How about Pasta of the
Day; Cfllclce" of the Day;
Str09anon and Sand Dabs -served
with soup or salad. roll & butter and
fresh vegetables. ,
LONDON (AP) -The Transport
Department told airlines and airports
Monday there 1s a ''high and continu-
ing risk" of more devices like the
bomb in a radao-c:asscttc player that
des1royed Pan Am Aight 103. killing
270 people.
Inspector Tom McCullough of the
Lockcrb1e police. who are conducting
the invcsugation. refused commcn1 Man gets prob,ltlon for shooting otters beyond saying the rcpon was .. most
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Gino: That's great. Jessel w~·u give It to our
customers fo~~Th• Complete
Meal. w~·u start It right awayl
The department said it scnl a 1elcx
as a reminder of its previous warn-
ings, which have been the subj~I of
controversy, and to suggest new
safety measures. Transport officials
would not elaborate on the statement.
Pressure grew for the government
to explain whethl!r the Aight I 03
disaster on Dec. 21 could have been
averted wtth better disscmina1ion of
warnings and information about
bombing equipment found before the
exe_losion over Lockerbie, Scotland.
Opposition pohticiani have de·
manded Transport Secretary Paul
Chanoon resign because of flow he
handled events before the bombing,
which killed all 259 people on the
Boeing 747 and 11 or1 the ground.
likely speculation by the press.··
A source the Evening Standard dad
not identify said: "If the bomb had
been almost anywhere el~. It might
have lolled half a do'Len people or
maybe Just shredded some baJs.··
LOS ANGELES -A fcderaljudgc ga'e a C-ambna man a tonauclashan&
before sentencing him 10 1hrcc >cars probauon for shoo1ing at sea otters
.. Thank 11bout the crca1ures 1hat hve an the sea. We don't run the whole thing.
do we? .. U.S. Dtstnct Judge Richard Gadbois s~ud pnor to sentencina David
Perry. 21. Perry pleaded gutlty 10 shoo11ng at sea OllCf\. a 'VJOlauon of the
federal Manne Mammal Protecuon .\c1 Gadbois aJso fined Perry S3.000 and
ordered him to perform SOO hours ofcommunny service. In Washington. Rep. Cardass Col-
lins, D-111, said Pan Am stall 1s not
following man)' anu-terrorasm
measures an Israeli sccunl)' firm Glen Helen park to host Renaissance F alre
suggested to 11 two years a&o
She said an a letter to the Federal
Aviation Adm1nastrat1on the secunl)
consultant concluded the airline was
not careful enough in checktnJ bag-
gage. did a poor )Ob of quest1onm1
passcniers boarding planes and was
slow an reac1ang to warnings of
possible terronst act1v11y.
SAN BERNARDINO -The ~7th \.Cr..ion of the Rcna1ssanc~ Pleasure
faire, a celebra11on of Shakespearean wat and wisdom. wall be held thtS ~rat
Glen Helen Regional Park here, aboul 55 miles cast of downtown Los AnJtlt:1
The San fkmardano Count) Board of upcrv1<;0~ approved the festival s1le b'
a vote of 5.0 Monda). ba1h11g ou1 the sate-stnppcd ra1re The faire los1 its home
in Los Angeles Count) 10 development
428 E. 17th Street, Cost• Mesa• 650-1150 The Evcnma Standard newspaper
said police believe the bomb con-
iained only one. or two pounds of
She quoted from report'> KPI Inc ga~c Pan Am an 1986 afler rev1cw1nJ '\ \1'10'\ ·\I. HHlt:t ·s
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If yo u want to know where
to get the interest and safety ·
you ~nt for your savings, its
sifi1;t;le-ask any Gilik>mian.
You 11 hear one name more
than .any other.
Pan Am sccun1y at nine :urporu. Gingrich's book deal questioned
6-MonthCD
' Minimum Qeposit $2,500
' WASHINGTON -·Rep Newt Gananch. stnving to prevt'nl damaac to
hi race for the No. 2 leader hap post amonll House Repubucan.), promised
Monday 10 provide full accountmJ of his unu\ual book promotion deaJ.
An article an Monday~s Wa hmaton Post said 2 l investors pu1 up SS.IX-J
apiece to promote Gananch's 1984 book. "Window of Op1>9rtunJty .. In
exchange, tht anves1ors were to rcccl\ t 4S pcroent of the profits. but thrrc
weren't any. Three Hou~ Democrats s.t'nt '! letter to G1nanch late MoncU)
aslung that he an ~er a hst o( quesuons 1n\.olv1ni House rules, financial
disclosure rcquaremenls. the Federal flec11on Campaign Act and the -internal
Revenue Service c;.. It was C.11nV1\ ""ho brought t'lhks charaes brought by a.gain~t Hou\t.
pcakcr Jim Wng
'Slue Line' killer# s release delayed
OALLAS-Ajud;c'a last-m1nutc mtcr,cnhon kept Randall Dalt dam\
in prison Monday ll\ he was about to walk free after SCM~J l2 )can an pmor.
on a con&roversaal c-onviction for the lulh_nJ of a police officer 01 tnct Jud~c
Ron Chapman reset Adams' bond 11 S 100.000. upcrscdana apotbcr JUda,t ~
d«I IOC\ to rekase Adams sampl) on a prom a~ to ap~r 1n coun Ako Monday, prosccuto~ u1d 1hcy were prepared to retry A<Ums since
h1 tonv1ct100 was overturned aficr beana qucs11oncd 1n the film "The Tt11n
Blue Une." Adams. 40, has steadfas!!} maintained has annocencc 1n the 197b
shootina death of Dalla pohce officer Robtn Wood He onainally v.a\
sentenced to death, but has sentence was commuted to hfc 1n pnson an 1980
His conv1ct1on was unanamousJy O\.enumcd h) tht' Tcus C'oun of Cnmanal
A~ls on March I
Pentagon probe suspect attempts suicide
WA HINOTON -A ktr fiaurc an tht ln"C tipt1on ot a Oefen~
Department purehas1ng scanda wa hospitaliL:J Monda). accordin,J to hie,
attorney. Gerard F. Treanor Jr. Treanor Yid he h.ed been aulhon1cd b)
Wilham Parkin. a pnvate con u1'4J't. and his family to ta) Parkin was in
Altundria. Va., Hos1)ital but could 11ve no furthtt dt'taal
However. N ·TV ~rycd that Pa.fkin, \\<ho had bttn con~dtnn.a a plea
of 1u11ty. had aucmptt-d su1c1dc by taktna an overdote of pill,, Jn the trtat
scnedurcd to start March 27 10 U S Otstnct Court 1n Alcundna. ~tors
will at~mpl to prov~ that Teledyne El«tronaa of Nc.,,,bury Pa Cahf.. and
three of atHmplo)cet paid Park1n to om.in details abouu $100 mil hon Na' y
radar contract.
MOHIUHHlll'
UALITV
on1·11 \HI&·.,
Juvenile justice ganel
architect, Ardis Knox
From staff and wlr~ r..,oru I
-\rd1s Knox. ass1o;tant chief of staff
" Lt (,o, Leo M'Canh). died
\londa)' at her home 1n Hunttnaton
Hea1.:h after J long illness v.1th umcer
\he \\3S 5.:!
-\I her beds1Je at the time or death
"l·re her hushand, Orange ( o unt)
\upcnor Court Judgr Robert -\
"-no\ and her children. G rci Brown
I \cal Beach and "-1m ~Ott of S3n
I >ll'jO
.. \rd1s en1hus1a\m fired up eH·n-
11m· she v.orkcd v.11h ~he v.as \o
11<1\ttl\c ~ a,rac1ous shl· ldtcd up the
ll'\l ol us:· ~11:( arth) said
\s assistant (hll'r of 'ilafT. she
r\ presented Mc< arth) 1n Orange a nd
R1,cr~1de loun11es. a~ v.e ll as Lo ng
lkach and the South Ba) area of Los
\ngl·lrs ( ounl)
Pnor to v.orl1na for Mc< arth). she
""" ne<l and o perated a suc;1.:e'>sful
tra,el agcnq 1n ttun11ng1on Beach.
P'assport to r ra\els. With her panncr
Jnd clo~ fnrnd C)htrlc) Dc11lofT
"lt\a real loss." Dct1loffsa1d '''>he
1.1.111 he deep!\ m11,.o;cd . ~he v.111 be
reml•mbcrcc.l for hl·r v.-ondcrful pcr-
w nalll\. -
"Her tirs1 lo'c v.a\ the a1:11on and
\'\l ltl·menl of lhl' polll1l al world ..
hC'r hu\hand ~ad
She "or~cd a\ 1..ongres\1onal a\s1s-
1.1n1 to Rep Jlrn Patterson of anta
.\na for l"O ttrm,and before 1ha1 v.a
admtn1\lrJll' l' a\\1\tanl lo \s-
~mbl~ ntan lxnms \.langcrs in
ltunt1n~wn lkad1 lor four )Cars ~he
v.as an a1.:11,c member ol 1hc Dcmo-
l rauc F our1d1111on of Orange ( ount~
Ont· ol her mute \1gn1fitan1 lOn-
lrihu11on\ to publll rauSl'S v.as a~
chairperson uf thl· Oran~c ( oun1-.
Ju,cnile J u\lll~ C'omm1 ston 1n IQ8b
and 1'181
.. .\rd1\ "-no\ 1s rcg.urdl!d as the pnmar~ arch11ec1 tor the Oran&c
( ounl\ Ju, cn1ldu 11ct• (. omm1ss1on
as 1t c"·1\t\ tuda)' .. ~1d Bruce ~1ullo\.
Jdm1nl\tral1\ e om, er uf lhl' panel
.. She v.as a 11rch:\.-. \\Orkcr and
l On\1stcntl) dcmons1r.11cd J stron&
rnmm11ment ro the ~outh of our
community through her leadership in
such act1v1tics as legisla11on. tht
Child Abuse Council and the Cnm1-
nal Jusuce Comm1ss1on ••
"I was deeply saddened 10 hear of
Ardti' ~ath. Ardu hns sef'\.ed the
people or this count)' most of her
adult life both ma pnva1e and pubhc
capacll) She has 11vcn ~much and
asked so httlc.' said retired Justice
Robert R1ckJcs. \lo-ho wa pn .. -s1dma
Judge of the Orange (ount)' Ju,en1lc < o urt dunng her tenure on the
J uvenile Jus11ce Comm1ss1on.
.\mong her other act1v111es,, she
..cncd m the I 97<h on the board of
the Chtldrens Home Soc1ct~ of Or-
ange Count) and v.-as president of
Tiara de Ninos. an au~1ha l) of the
SOClelV.
A n·au 'c Cal1forn1an Knox wa!I a
graduate of Hamilton High ~hool 1n
West Lu\ Angel~ and Santa Monica
( olkge.
She 1s s~f\'I\ cd b) a granddaughter
as well as her husband. son and
daughter
~f\ ices will be held al 11 a m.
ThurS<ia> at Pacific V1cwMcmonal
Park in Corona del Mar The fam1l)
requests that dQ1U1t1ons be made lo
the UC In 1ne Cancer C'l·ntcr
Newport Beach author
Miiiicent 'Sue' Hitchman
\i1lhcenr .. uc" Huchmnn a e"'-
port Beach author. 1oumahst and
former Cl' 11 nghts acll' 1st d1l'd
f nda) at her home 1n Bcalon Ba\
~he v.as 83
Born in Abcrdet.·n. S D lo .\llx·rt
a nd Rose ~11lhgan she attenJed ',t
\far)·~ hool 1n M1n nc\ola and
Sv,.,cct Briar ( ollcgl· 1n \ irgin1a
After vaduallon from college \hl'
toured Europe before marr) 1ng
'Wa lter H. Hitchman.
In 1939. thr\ mo,cd to Balboa
Island v,.,tth their son ... Jame' ~ind
John. The following )car the f.111111\
mo,ed to Beacon Ba), whc:rc
H1u.·hman re<;1ded until her drarh
Ardis Knox
I-or )l'ar\. H itchman wrote the
column "Along the Wa terfront" for
the Ncwpon-Ralboa Press. which
Walter Hitchman founded along w11h
Hill Ma>.v.l'l1
Alter her husband'' death.
H1tlhman worked as a reporter for
the l>atl) P1lo1 \he later spent 1v.-o ~car\ v.n11ng for 1hc -\sah1 [\-cntng
l'\l.'i Jn C n~lt\h language ne"spapcr
1n fok~<> l pon her return to Nev.-
pun Beach \he v. role for th<t maga-
11nc Orange< ounl\ lllu\lrated.
In l96l. Ill the h0c1gh1 or thl' U\ll
rights mmemcnt. H11chman v.cn1 10
fal'kson ""11s to register blad.
'oler .
Long au1H~ m tht .\sw>1anl·e
League Hlllhman v.as one of 1he
foundc.•r\ of its da\ l ate center She
v.as rewarded tor tiereffons \I.1th the
national hs1stanlc League·, .\lhcna
a"ard m 1977 She also scrH·d v.11h
the Hoag ~kmonJI llosp1tal -\u'\-
1ltal)
In add111on to hl·r nev.-s papcr artd
maga11nt• "r111ng. H 11chnian
nuthorl'<i a bool, "North of Pil·rrc." a
oc1al h1s1ur) of South Dakota
~kmonal \c.'f' ices arc S<.'hl·dukd
tor I pm M.mh JI at SI fame'
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Fcarina their street will become a
pttdway, residents of a Huntington
Beach ne1Jhborhood are plannana to
attend tonight's PlanninaCom· mission meeting to protest a proposal
to tum Quarterhorse Lane into a
res1den\iaf collector street. Man y residents hving adjacent to
Quarterhorse Lane say the road's
Bevelopment into a Y -shaped collec-tor street from Ellis A venue to
Golden West Street will make it an
i ltcmat1ve to 1ravehng on Edwards
trcct. City project planne; Bob Franklin
said. however. completion of the
•trttt -wa• nettSSaf) to provide a pathway for uta hties that would be
buried underneath the road. "Streets are more than ju t Hh1cu-lar." he said. •·with a discontinuous
collector street, we wouldn't know
where to put the utilities."
The street 1mprovcmcht 1s pan of
the city's specific plan for develop-
ment of a 160-acre area bounded b)
Edwards Street. Garfield A v~nue,
Ellis Avenue and Golden West Street. The proposal. called the Ellis-
Golden West pcc1fi~ Plan. would
rezone the primanly undeveloped
area for rcs1dcmal uses. including
estate-sized residences and natural
oixn space crossed by equestrian
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tra ts. Tht-plan would provide for
only lower-dcMity residential de·
velopment.
"We're vcl) concerned b«au1e v.c
don't have sidewalk and our chil-
dren play on the street," said Country
View Estates resident Michele
\\ l)C In kt. John Fa her. president of the C'oun-
tl) View Estates Homeowners As·
sociataon. $i11d the lack of sidewalks
creates a country atmosphere that
residents ltke. but the)' are also
co nccmcQ about safety should the
street be connected tQ the Iara.er roads. I
"As· 11 develops. we expect that
""stead of the 200 to lOO cars we
.
currcatly have on tht road on
weclttnd dl)ll, it will ao up to SOC> or 600," fisher said.
He said traffic from non-residents was alrcad> "tremendous" m the neighborhood and tha\ 'people dnv-
ina an to' 1cw the estates has increucd
the problem
franklin said house-hunting traffic
was only a temporary problem and wou ld end ancr the area was fully
dcvelo~'d. He also said Quanerhorsc Larle
\\OUld not be u~d as a shon cut
between Elhs Avenue and Golden
West Street aficr Edwards Street was
expanded from two to four Ian~.
-1 turbo-Charger, ihc.nfrs Lt. Ja)
OfdleO-.NM*" Mendel g1J. The tl'\fDI or the
A SS.foot boat cauaht fire about • damaae was not known.
male offshore at tht' Santa Ana R1H"r Thrre v.erc no injuries and the five
JClt). but none of the nine adult~ and 'chaldnm and four adults on board
children aboard wa injured, officials v.crr rt'tunltd safcl\ 10. "-0tt.
said. Kneabc) said. S ..... ·-Dan Kncafw_i, a hfcauard at Hunt-fire boll\ . from the' • IJ'C'nn s
1ngton State Beach. saJd he dis-. Harbor Patrol 10 Sunset ~h and
patched a rescue boatafler recci" tnl a Newpon . Har~r v.crc d1SP11tchtd ,
radio d1~1ress call 'unda)' at about a Iona v.nh hfciuard. bbets ~rom
I 1:4S am. from the sk1pixr of "1:~ Nev.port and Huntanaton State
poakr.'' a $4S0,000 spon fishing bcachc\. Mendez wd vc $ti. l he boat , owned b)' Dale Anderson
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Continental attendant strike; Tr~mp Cl.Its shuttle bl
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•DANSftrlLL ,, ,.._..., c.arta Wutkkt said. Frank Lorenzo, said union' will Berry satd parent Tew Air ~· announ(C ne-acuon1 aimed at
bis been tryuw to offlet Eastern s Contancntal on Tuaday. She declin· stnkc, ~n March 4 bY. ns Machin-ed to aivc deta.Jls.
John Wayne Airport not picketed by flight attendants C t COt))Ol'ation of stnk cri f.aatetn · Airtines aot doubk
trou M= -hen New Yorlt ~ Tnamp cut his bid for Eutdn's shuttle and fti&ht attend·
an11 called a llrike •• sjs&er carrier
tSlS unionandJoioed by the pilots and Meanwhile, Trump saad that be-
fli&ht attendants. by incttasina Con-cause of iM strike he no lonscr ti~taJ's scrvlOC. tho~t E.astern's Northeast shuttle
Only about 200 Eastern pilots, serv1oc was worth the S36S mtllion he
aboul'lwfofthem manaaement, arc offered last year. He said he'd like lo
fly1na. and Eastern as operauna less cut the pnce by more than $12~
than 10 perocnt of its pre-strike million.
8y JOVCI 900l.0VICH outlayina areas cx~pt for UX. We
or .. ~,...... could have people out atJohn Wa yne
today , but 1 am not sutt. •• John Wayne Airport was pick.ct· A half~ozen members or. the free thOUlh Conunental Airhnes u r A nda Loe
1983.
.. Lorenzo won't ftCIO&iate wi&b us
and won't &ivo us a conu.ct Ud r\·c
had at," said June leWandowlkit a
Oipt attendant from Culver City who
ha worked for Continental for 23 years.
O>nrinienW-;Aitlines. . fli"""'t attendants picketed at Con· mon o •&ht Aue nts al I, ... which has abOut 400 members, began There were few sians of djsruption from the 1tnke by tM fli&ht attend-
ants union It Continenta\ but Mary
Jane Barry, president of tne .,tern
flilbl atteodants' union local, p~icted the walkout would arow.
schcduJt of 1,()4() daily flijhts. The deal has bttn awaitina final
Continental's eltecu11ve vice p_rni-approval, and Eastern last week said
dent and chief ooeflting officer, it would a k U.S. Bankruptcy Court
l:cwis Jordan, said that u of midday in, New York. where Eastern filed Monday, only 35 attendants were March 9 (or Chapter 11 proteellon
panici1>9tins in· the walkout and and bankruptcy reorpnization, to
tincntal terminals throuahout the picketi~ at 7 a.m. Monday outside country Monday indudina Los Ao-the urline's LAX te(manal.
&eles International Airport, on the Clad in their buraundy flipt uni-first day of a stnke aimed at aeuina forms and c.rryma sjans annourlClna th~m • new contract the strike the attcn<lants handed out
The attendants said their ~
were cut 11a.naficantly 1t tbt WM ot
the bankruptcy fi.lina and were onl~ ~tscd slightly this Ju~.
.. Ria.ht now, ttJcy're still lt)'lna to IC~ th~ word out,.. ~rry said in M1ann.
Contlnental's flight anendants
voted in De«mber t~ autbonze a
strike over Wl&C' and have bttn free:
to walk out 1nce then. union leader
'would be .. pennanentJy replaced." expcdatc the sale to Trump.
Barry, soeaktns at ~r 11nion hall Jn a letter to Lorenzo, Trump said:
·We onl y had mammal time to leaflets asLna people to "fly a c.mer
&mr\tf thr stnke," said fl1Jht attend-who treats thear cmployee(s) with ant Dorothy"Zenscn.. who 1 staffina dianity and faime "
the Los ngelc n11ht a ttendant The attendants sard they had bttn
union office. working without a contract since
Pat Ry~ who has ~ for
Continental for 31 ycars;--said
a1rhnc's management told at
ants: i.we need time and thiftas '*'
set better. where walls were decorated with "The huttle has become an entirely
posters showins a Dracula fiSW't • different bu ancss in that iu market
~una Texas Air chamnan . ll'te ... seeSTltfKE/M t
"Everything v.as kept top secret Frank Lorenzo, chauman of parent
o"cr the ~«le.end," he said "There ·company Texas Air Corp.. took t~e ha not been any p1clcun1 an the locaJ airhne mto ba.nkruptc)' 1n September "We kept hopina it'U tct better. ii'
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Another market cr~sh unlikely, some say
NEW YORK (4.P)-As traders JO
baclt to work in the stock and bond markets Monday worned about the
economic outlook, some of them arc
wondenna, "Is history going to repeat
itself!"
That would mean a preci11t9us
drop in pnccs -another crash like
Black Monda)', Oct 19, 1987. But
despite some similar circumstances.
m~a anaJ)Sts say such an event is
bi y un likely. an part because
sa tguards have been installed to
prevent at.
The financial markets have been
nervou\ for months abou1 1nnat1on·
and· the prospect that the Federal
Reserve Board would conunuc to
dnve mtercst rates higher to curb
pnocs al\d cool off the economy.
But conocms about how the econ-
omy could affect stock and bond
pnccs turned anto fulJ-flcd&ed anxiety
on Fnday. after the Labor Dcp:lrt-
ment reported that innaoon at 1he
wholesale level soared I percent for
the second month an a row in
February. ~
The news pn..-cipitated a storm of
selling in the stock and credit mar-
kets. The Dow Jones averaic of 30
industrial stocks fell more than 48
points. and the Treasury's closely
watched 30-year bond fell more than S 17 for each S 1.000 an face amount
Bond traders were so upset by the
innauon report they totally da~ r~rdcd the sinnath of the dollar
Fnday. In many sessions 1n the pasitt
the credit markets shru&&ed o
ncgauve economic sagnals-l>ecausc
the dollar moved higher.
Tradersdidn·tcarc about th(' dollar
-all t~y saw was more interest ratr
hakes an the offina.
To some observers. Fnday·s f>Cr-
formance bore a d1squ1et1 ns re-
semblance to Oct. 16, 1987. also a
Fnday. That day, the Dow Jones
andustnal average lost 108 points 1n a
precursor to its S08-poant collapse
thrct days later on Black Monday
Could 11 happen ag.aan?
··A crash-type situation js con-
cc1vable1" said Robert Brusca. chief
economist with Nilcku Securities
International , noting that "Overseas,
things don't look any better."
.. Japan has a currency that's falling
and an economy that's running at a
hip rate bf speed," he sa1d .
The Japanese face high innataon
because they are heavily dependent
on 011 amPort , and the pncc of 011
keeps climbing. Brusca said. Euro-
pean nations face s1m1lar problems.
he said.
But Raymond Stone. manaicr of
global and fixed income and econ-
omic research for Memll Lynch
Capital Markets. discoun ted the
Po s1b1hty of a repeat of Odobcr
1987.
"There as one dtfTerencc," Stone
said. ··Before the crash, the dollar was
heading south. .. The dollar has been
firrn1n1 the last several days ...
"You don't.have the same lack of
confidence you had at that time." said
Stone. "You had a bad (Ulfiauon}
number. but there's no tear of a
collapse of the currency."
"I wouldn't JO too far in makina a
companson," he said.
Economic ftsndamentaJs 3s1de,-
there t'I li tt le chance of such a
prec1p11ous decline in stock pncts
because safeguards have been tm-
plemented a!) a result of the 1981
crash. On r nday. some of tho$C
saf~uards v.erc deployed.
Pnce lam1ts on stock-index futures e ti trading on the < h1cago Mercantile . • •
E '<Change -known as c1rcu1t·break-.
ers -were used for the first lime Boston Company's Eagle since being rthposed la\t year by
major financial markets.
Man) cnucs blamed the efTcc1 of d t • • • t • S
comput('ntcd stratepcs invorvina name O C IV IC p 0 S I I 0 n simultaneous trading of tocks and
thC' stock-index futures for worsening
the crash. lead1na lo the developme;u
of the CU'CUtt-breakers. which also
provide for a temP-Orary halt in tock
market trad1na af the Dow Jonc.s average falls 250 pomt5 1n one da)
J. David Ea1at. rTgtonal manager of n.e Bostoa Co.'1 Ne..,,,pon Btath
office. has been •PPotntcd to e'ecuuve Po 1t1ons for two c1v1c organizaoon n
Orange County
Eagle wall S('l't' as director tor the Oruce CoHty Bul.H11 CemmJttee .. r
tbt Art1. He also will be a d1rcclor for the Oraqt Coaaty CoueU of 'f'.M-89•
Scouts of Amtrlca. • • •
Research says riCh-Poor gap.wideriing
NewPort Beach re tdent Joe Dee.ma has been appointed d1rcct0( of land
acqu1S1t1on for development company ne Bait Corp. ()e('oma wi!I ~.
responsible for localing and anal)-zana land acq u1s1t1ons for new proJC(#.5,
developing jOtnt venture propQsals and oversec1na pla~ment of financ1!f:
r>ccoma formerly was team leader for Home Federal Sav1nas and Loa s
. atLooal Real E!t.ate Lcnd•na Group ' By NANCY BENAC done to advance economic develop-
A..ca.-rr-w,.., ment," said Robert E. Fncdman.
·WASHINGTON -The pp be-president of the orpnazatton. "The t~ccn nch and poor 1s widening in lessons from states that have actively
1 h promoted a stro.nger economy are a mos1 every state. a private rescan-clearly being t .... nsfemd to other aroup said Mohdaj' tn a rePort that ""I also found the Great Plains and states across the n,oon."
Mountain West la111na other parts of Despite the economic stndes taken the natJon an general CC'onom1c an many states. a p-owrna di parity chmate. betWttn rich people and poor people
Northeastern states earned top was ev1denJ throughout the country.
aradcs an the annual SO-state econ-Wlth the income gap w1dcnina tn ~!
om1c report card compiled by the states exttpt North Dakota, Hawa11
Corporation for En1erpn~ Dc"elop-and Alaska. ~he study found
mcnt, a research and consulting Increases 1n an index measunna a
orpn1zat1on whose study was shift of income from "the le swell-off
financed b~ corporaoons. labor uo-toward.the wdl-lo-do ranaed from I
ions and pnvate foundaoons. percent 1n states with JeneraJly strong
The states that did best were tho~ -economics to much haaer pe!'Centa.&es
U\at were wHlanJ to inve t an basics an slates that are struulmi. The
such as education. technoloay and biggest increases in income incqualaty
capital markets -"not very flashy. were in Iowa at 21 percent, West
but very effective an the end," the V1rign1a 19.8 percent. and New
group found. Mexico 15.4 percent.
talcs an the South and Madv.est "What thas means 1s that C'ven
have followed the lead of the North· ~talcs expcnenca ng strong cconomac
·cast by makana more an"cstmc nts to growth. cannot be confident that the
cnsurc futu re &10wth, 11 said. benefits of growth arc equitably
"Overall. states are developana a dastnbutcd." the study said. "The
much bettcrJCntc of what ntt<h to be le sen here 1s imply that \tates must
.
always be v1g1lant, because the best or mineral, timber and incuhural
tames for '°me may be the worst of commochty markets," the report wd
times for others." Twelve ot the Lhtate that scored
The study found that, overall, no A's or B's \I.ere dcscnbcd as rural
"acute economic distress' has be-The other lov. scorer was M1ssoun.
come chronic 1n some states west of which also has s1gn1ficant agncuhural
the M1ss1ss1pp1 ~ and rural area ·
The weakest states ~ "thinly The study 1d 1t wu not the states'
populated mineraJ-cxtracuon and "ruralnes • that c.uscd them to ~cultur('-dcpcncknt states of the perform poor!)'. but rather "how
Great Plains and the Mountain hm1tcd their mix of 1ndus1nes is. and.
Wtst" that were cnpplcd by the 1n most .ca~. how little lhc) are
collapse of commod11 y prices at the domg to upgrade their economic
start of the decade and never rc-climates .. covered The stud) highligh ted more cn-
The sludy C'Valualed the economics coura11ng trends 1n somC' re&JOns
of all 50 states oo more than 125 -The Northcut Of the seven
vanablcs and graded the Sllltt'S from tatcs that aot all A's and B's -A to f-in four subject areas: economic Connecticut. Maryland, Ma~sachu
performance. business v1u1ht>. re-setts, New Jersey. Vermont. Vtr&Jnia
sour<.'C capacity and development and ( ahfomu1 -all but the last were
policy. 1n or near the Northeast "Low
Of the 13 states that got no A's or unemployment. long-term comm1t-
B's 1n an) of the four catcgones. seven mcnt 10 <."<iucat1 on. a diverse econ-
were from the Plain and Western om1c base and aggrc-ss1"c develop-
rcaions. ancludrng South Dakota. ment policies arc common to th•~
North Dakota, Nebrasu. Montana. year's leaders ... Fncdman said
Idaho. Wyoming and New Me'<lco. -The M1dv.est M1ch1pn and
"These states appear simply 10 be Oht0 earned Cs or above on all four
• • • James Cooper ha!. been appointed customer scrv1cc manater at A4VUIGM
Coatrola. Advanced Controls 1 a manufacturuofpnntcd c1rcu1t board drill'1.a
and routing machine • • • Former White Hou~ Assistant C ounscl Hap Hewitt has bc:comc of
counsel to the law firm of Ptttl•. THter, llnH a •rluk1 in Irvine. He 11 ~ne Oranac Count) cheots ~uinna lcpl reprcscntattoo in Wash .. 0 C
Pnor to 1ou1an1 Pettis Te t(r. Kruse & Knn ky, Hewrtt was dc~ty
daTCCtor and general council of the l S Offitt of Personnel Man•ment. whi h dmJrusters au employ ment I\ UC for thC' 10\.Cm~cnt'\ 2 I m1lhon civil n
empl-Oyec • • • J•Ntlaoa has101ncd the Telccommunicauon y tern Olv1 ion (T O)of
Tod.Iba Amtrit'a uformatJOD y1tnn1 lat'. as product markcuna ~upcrv1 r
Nelson will develop compet111'~ analy and pnc1na trat~C'S for the Ire"
telephone sy L('m market · Pre' 1ousl y Nelwn was a product manager (or McDonnell Do~as
Computer System~ He also ~or .. cd for erox Computt r St'rvaccs 1 a
marke'tana manaacr for eight )ean • • • • • Tlaeo4ore Nttp_er of Dana Point's Sootll Cout AppraJNJ i.e. was rccc~I)
awarded the ( crt1ticd Rcvtew Appraiser from tbe-N•UouJ A11oclatJoe1 of
Review Appralten 6 Mortcqe Uode,..,rlter1 • • • un professor. Gonloa GlobH, M.D .• ha been I PPotnlcd VI~ chair for (h('
UnJver1Uy Servlct at <..ap1strano by the Sea Ho'>p1tal The n1\ers11y Sef''j<'t'
was organited b) tilobus in 1980 to form a coopc111nvc cfTon with UCI lfld <. apistrano by the Sea. a pn vate ps)-ch1atnc ho p1tal in Oana Point. to c~atoan
alliance and enhance the field of ps ch11try • • • Great We1lena Real E1tatt named Wa.Ma McMdoa of Huntmgton Bd h
and EU"r ewmu of Irvine as sales qcnt of the )Cir w111tJn& for the next upturn an en('rgy, tP~ase Mt GA,./ AIJ
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Store No. 2 In Orang~ County opens
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1ngcr Ohv1a Newton-John'\ l}nC
hon ha~e 111 bu1 dro,.,ncd an
htmlanes.
The mu ic11n's chain of women's
fa haon store conunu" to arow with the annd open1na uf .Koala Blue
today •t Santa Ana'\ Main rtace
M1lf. It is the tttond tOtt the compan)'
his opcntd 1n Oransc C'ounty. 1n
addition to an outlet 1n uth C'oa\l
Ptua.. and th 26th tore nauonwtde. N~ton·John and her partner Pat
Farra.r said their cl the-s pulled in St•
million last year, and thr} plan to
open IO ''°''CS in t~ nt" thrtt )C n , Newton.John rcttntly v.-a named
Celebrity Bu 1ncu oman of the
Year by the Natt0nal j()Ctatl n of
Women Bu11 Owncn. h said *""te a &lump 10 retail .crou
the count'). her bu inc has
survival becauw U.c offers some-
tm.. Yftlqut. -~ .. 'We ha~ t0mcthins nc -somc-lhillf you can't act an)-whcre cl You renot'°"na nonucryothct
pet!MM! ... * saad dunna • phone
18"" ~ltW ftOm h r l.os A nacln ...,..,
WM& started •n 1913 u a 1mplc• oollectio8 1n a llort on l..A'i Mclrote
Awa111e hat blOMomcd to bit
111 a• wonh o( dtlipet and ~
IM-. In 1916 c-10n-John and flmli' lidded contultant De vid
!IM,; wlllO llW bec:alM a panncr
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Judge refuses to
dismiss Karctier in
insider trade suit
ly CATHY FRANKLIN
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LOS ANGELES -A federal judge
today refu~ to dismi s Carl's Jr.
hamburger patriarch Carl N. Karcher
from an insider trading suit brought
by the Securities and Exchange Com-
~ mission.
U.S. District Judge Edward
Rafccdie said a jury should be the one
to decide whether or not Karcher
disclosed information that the com-
pany's earnings were down in the
third fiscal quaner of 1984.
According to an SEC su11 filed last
spring, Karcher fam1I ) members and
one employee avoided a m1rumum toss of $3 I 5,000 by trading large
blOclcs of stock on the inside knowl-
edac that the earnings of C'arl Karcher
Enterprises declined 83 percent in
that fiscal quaner.
be drawn. and they art enutlcd to
present that evidence.
"Whether ciroumstantinl rvid~nce
is sufficient to warrant ,(a verdict
against the ·defendant ) is a matter
that should~ presented to the jury,"
Rafcedie added.
The judge also refused to d1sm1ss
Daniel Everl), hu4iband of Karcher'\
daughter. Catherine Karcher-Ever!)'.
from the suit on the ground that
Everty <Jid not own thr stock that "as
traded.
Rafeedie said that wa.s another
issue the ju·ry should decide.
The -SEC brought lhc civil su11
against Karcher, 14 members of his
famil) and one emplo)ee in the
accounting de~nment last Apnl.
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PICKET
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act bctttir"' but it h sn·1, Ryan 1d.
Union Prntdnn Carla Wrnklcr
~ Slid tht l} pteal attendant at on-
tinental earn• S l ,OOS a month after
11>.cs, compatttJ 10 S l,7S2 for an American A1rltnc attendant wnh lhc
i.ame CXptriencc.
Continental hos lost SS73 million
o'er the la t two )tars, and airline
00k1ali, 5a)' 11 cannot afford to pa)
attendants more
But lo" ·pay wn not the only is uc
on the mindi. of the triking auc11d·
anti..
"'There'i. JUSt no labor relations al
1h1s company." Lcwandow41ki said.
.. No respect. no nothing, and they can
change the rules at wtll."
Ryan :\Breed.
"We've been 1rca1ed. l"tl like to say.
hke ch1Jdrcn," she said. The com·
pany's man:igcmcot is "all business
and no people,'' she said.
The stn~ers ~rejoined by a few
people from the Eastern Airlines
machmms' union picket line further
do"'n the concourse.
"The more. the merrier," said
Richard James. an &stern striker
pleased b) the Continental strike.
The Air lhw Piloll Al$0Ci111on,
\\hlC'h ~nit llrl"''"' p1loll It Eattl'm. pnuscd the attendants• .. ,.,.
lant'' acuon in 11nk1n1 iptnJt
Loren10 ind Continental.
Th pilou' and machin11tf smke 11
Ea1tern. a not her 1 exas Air com pan}.
hH aroundcd 90 percent of Eu terns
n1ah1i. \inc~ it t>caan on Mal'C'h 4, Att~ndant 1d the lJFA ch0te to
trike Ol the 11mc time 15 lhe
machini ts to pul mort prcssutt on
managment to neaoliue a new con·
tract.
('ontmental omc1 I , meanwhile,
conttndcd lhc stnkc had httle sup-
pon among 011ht aucnd4nts und had
not affected 1ny flaghts.
"By m1d-af\emoon. absolutely no
Con11ncntal 01ahts have been
canctled as a result of UFA ac·
11vi11es." said Lewis Jordan. ex-
ecuti\'e vice president and chief opc~ina officer. "It is very clear that
the work action call~ for by a small
aroupof union officials nas hulc or no
suppon from the 01ght auendant
~oup at large."
'{he Contment:il check-in desk at
LAC remamed busy and the n1ghts
~ert depamng on sc hedule. ne A11ocl1ted PrtH coatrib•ttd
to lti•r~rl.
STRIKE
~t'OlllA7
shart and cu tomcr bas~ ma)' bC lost for IOmc time to rome, 1f not
forever,"
Ea11em re&)lieej with an aftttftoon
let&t'r 1ieUiD& 1 namp 11 wa K8ana
othrr bids for the lhunle. T~ tttttT. t~cerpli of which wt"tt "'* 1Vaal-1btc 10 T~ Associated Pr~s. 111d
Eastern has rtttt1tlr, rccet\'cd .. other
offe~ unsohc1tt:d • and in.,.ated
Trump to re-submit a bid.
Eastern offic11ls . said pa ~nacr
traffic on the 62 dajly flig.ht' on the
Boston-New Yorit.Washmaton shut-tle has improved steadily &1nct· the
first days of the stnke, when some
01ihts carried H few U seven pa n•
gers. For one week it la hed weekday
rares from $99 to $49 one way and
weekend fares from $69toS12 to lure
passengers back.
When the Continental strike dead-
line ca me 'at 10 a.m. EST, some fl11ht
attendants set up picket lines at the
earner's main Houston hub. bul
01gh1s appeared to ~ depantnJ and
arriving normal!)'. Ptck~ts also were
reponed at Newark. N.J .. and Den-
ver.
• There arc about 6,800 Continental
Rapt auendants.. but &he unlon hat been wtthou• a coatl'Kt 11nce Con-
tanmtars 1983 5 It ~-
orpn1uuon The r~Y ~ ~nt of lll at to
the unit>~.Jnd ll9it ':llllliiOn •YI 60
perttnl. \.OnlJntntarlY ~ and
machanms Jost &beir u9iont an 1913.
Cont1Matal 1POkflMM• l>Pe Mnsana said the ,,._, 1n1d n•·
walkout t1 ''hkc an annWll ev•L .. An
Easter 1918 call for a ~koul t.Ued to
mattnahze. ind "thtre"s no ttat0n to
believe tha& ancm,P.• wall bt any more
succc fuL'' he Aid.
Mm1na ""' Continental opcraaes about 1.400 fliabts daily serv1n1 t 20
C'it1cs1n the UnncdStattundabroad. 1 he union says Continental fll&ht
attendant arc pa1d' S l l ,000 to
SI S,000 annually. 30 to SO percrnt IO\\-ct than their co unttrpatts at other
a1rhncs. .
But Jordan,,. the au11ne ~ace pres1~
dent. said LOnt1nental 1s pay1n1
··comparable industry rates... He
added that the airline on Jan. I
1mplemented a S 19 million waac and
fnngc benefit increase. h wa not immediately clear how
·many nag.ht attendants walked off
1he1r J<>bs and how many wert
p1cke11na on their days off.
Attorney Wesley G. Howell Jr. said
Karcher has admitted that at least two
of his children came to him just prior
to selling their stock and asked t\is
advice.
Ettht are set for tnal on May 2. The
empfoyee, Alvin DeShano. has bttn
charged criminally and faces tnal
April 25.
Set for tnal on the civil allcgauons
are Karcher, four of his daughters and
two oflhc1r husband .
Because of the cost of going to trial. Inflation worries keep market f a.lling
"He said. 'I can't give advice.' He
said, ·1 do think your margin debt is
too high.' But he said they should talk
to their broker!>," Howell told the
judge. '
"The issue 1s whether Carl Karcher
revealed (the repon). not some kind
of general information." Howell said.
"He didn't reveal an) material non-
publtc 1nformat1on."
Howell argued that the SEC ha~ no
direct evidence to suppon 11s conten-
uons: but is rel) mg solel~ on c1rc11:.1-
stant1al evidence.
In his ruling. Raked1e !>aid 111s true
that there 1s no direct e' 1dcnce that
Karcher made any illegal disclosures
But, th e Judge said. "(The SEC)
states that c1rcum~tan11al c' 1dence 1s such that reasonable inferences can
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indexe~z. with Penns)lvan1a. llhno1s
and w iscons1n close behtnd.
"Trimmed down to fighting weight.
equipped with new technologies and
driven by workers with skills that arc
increasingly broad. Amcnca's factor)
economics arc battling back to inter-
national prominence."
-The South: Despite a reputatton
for poor economic performance m
Howell did not rule out the possibility
of the parties reaching a settlement
prior to it. "It gets expensi ve from here."
Howen said. "Cart believes he didn't
do anything wrong. He's honest!)
testified (in d~pos1t1on) to what he
did."
Karcher's son, Carl Leo Karcher.
agreed last November to pay back
SI0.500 1n losses he avoided.
Earlier this year, six other fam1I~
members. including Donald Karcher.
president and chief operating officcr
of Carl Karcher Enterpnses. agreed to
pa) back $125.040, plus fines and
penalties. for d1sm1ssal from the
complaint. ·
The c1nl suit against DeShano hac.
been held 1n abe)ancc pending out-
come of the cnm1nal case.
the South. JUSt four of the 13 states
wnh no A's or B's were thcrt>:
Arkansas, Kentuck), Louisiana and
Mississippi. The study found move-
ment away from "the legacies of
underinvestment°' that tradi11onally
have relegated Southern states to the
bottom of the list.
The report cauuoned 1hat while
many states arc improving their
economic performance. the) must
work to cAccl an mterna11onal mar-
kets .
By CHET CURRIER
N~nllltltet
NEW YORK -The stock market
foll sharply for the second straight
session Monday under pressurc...frOm
ne" 1nnation wornes.
The Dow Jones average of 30
industrials dropped 29 .64 to
2.262.50. euendmg its toss over the
past two trading da)'s to 78.21 points
Declining issues outnumbered ad-
\ances by more than 3 10 1 1n
nat1onw1de trading of New York
Stock fachange-listed s1ocks. with
357 up. 1.156 down and 430 un-
changed.
Volume on lhe Ooor of the 81g
Board came to I 51.26 million shares.
down from 242.90 m1lhoo Fnday.
when the lotal was swollen by the so-
callcd tnpk wnchmg hour involving
ex pmng opuons and futures on stock
IOdCAeS.
Nationwide. consolidated volume
m NYSE-listed issues. including
trades 1n th oi.e stocks on regional
\\'SE l PS & DOft\S
exchanges and in the over-the-
counter market, ~talcd 179.35
million shares.
Friday's new~ thal the producer
price tndex of finished goods rose a
full percentage poinl in l=Cbruary for
the second consecutive mon1h caught
many traders by surprise.
Interest r:ites Jumped as mvestors
quickly concluded that the Federal
Rescne was likely 10 tighten credit
funher in its elTons to keep 1nna11on
in check
Rates were higher agatn Monda) in
the credll markets. Interest rates on
three-month to one·}Car Treasun.
bills climbed about 20 basis potnt~. o'r
hundredths of a pcrccn1age potnt.
More e\'1dencc of trouble 1s ex-
pected on Tuesday when the Labor
Depanment repons on the consumer
price index for last month.
Fears ha ve increased on lhe Street
that the Fed might wmd up pushing
lhe economy 10 the brink of a
recession before 11 sees any sign~ 1hat
OTf l'PS \\D DOM\S
NEW YORK <AP~--The following "'' NEW YORK (AP) -The fol!Owino ll$t $ll0w$ the New · York Stock Excl'l•noe il'lows tne Over-tl'le-Counler slortt and stocks and warrants that have gone up tl'lt warranls lnal l'lave gone UP the mo.it •nd most and down the most t>a'ed on oercent down Ille moil ba'9d on percent of tllange or cn a n ge ror Mond,_v.._ r o r M o n d 1 v No securilits 1rad109 ~tow f7 or OQO No securillH lrtdlng bfk>w f2 or tood sh a r es are i nc u ded s n 1 r e s ire inc u dtd Net a nd percentage changes are tile Ntt and e>ercet'ltage chllnoes ire the
difference belween the previous c1o'lll9 d 1 f J e c e n ~ e b t I w t • n t h e --------------.-------------~ price a nd Mondav's S..30 pm once previous clo''"P Prtce Ind M01Wf•v's test
IA• 'I r-RUffELL'S 1•1 UPS ustehtf'fi ~.~ b d UP'S
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ennwatt 13 • 13 • UP 1 ,lmensnVsn • 16 +2t·UUP ·1
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DOWNS Name ffi ~
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11'.. = i.., j cannonrf .--'n v~~i'ITL'' ~r~ 'J i • TlleM ennu.,. riles ot rt1u1n lf't tftK-Vt.lie~ I 2 -• tllerl • • = ~
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live IS ol 3120/89 All COi lhown art 'tiPS H ,IC 9~ -1 rf: ~P 11 -'°'
imuttd up to 1100.000 I>" cNpoetlOf Carr ~I -~1 1v11ar oldngs 26 -.S per !naWuliOn by IM Ftd«ll Depottt Hmsld n >,. -._ mbf'l1 >fl S' • -1 ln9Urant. ,._ (FDICI Feet-Kaneb vc h -'• wnTrnso • -1;. vvirp«•llon °' ~rlrt.Grp -3 amco un l..o - ) tfal Sewlgt end l.oen INUflf'Ce Cof-C ~ ~ akc
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1'1\1)' be • IUbllantlel penalty. tor Nfly P•lliCP • -• \ -I wlll'ldr~ n rt -'-drH '"> -1' ..
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714/641-7703
LEHMAN ~~I: ~ -n ~5ri,e8~v 2 ~~ ~~tt
MINOS Ovl:R MONEY: ~tt~'lfi~ ~~~ = m .~,!); t l2
S..lA• 'fl..ul!"•" H1 t1QIO l/I< • ~n••M•INIOU I-« lifeffn ~ -~ voe"rttllCO s -•THl.~H.-iur<;'OMl'•>n I'« 66-0 To•n Ct1ttr Dr .. lt 100
Cotta Mtta
GUARDIAN
GOLD -RUSH
GRAND OPENING QFFER
90 Day G.D.
10.7 rate
• Minimum depOslt S1.000
•.Simple Interest •
..
• limited time only -rotes subject to change wltheut
nottc.: aubttonttol penalty tor .,,1y wtthdfowOI
• Fr" parking tor our customers
its ant1-1nnauon campaign 1s work-By contrast. Syn1ex fell 2Y. to 40~.
mg. after'a rumored takeover bid failed to
International Business Machmes ma1enalize.
led the active hst. down 3 at 1091/J on As measured by Wilshire As.-
top of a 5Yt-point drop Friday, when soc1ates' index of more than S,-000
the company said its firs1..quancr acuvely traded stocks, the market lost
earnings would fall shon of anal y.is· $26.86 btlhon, or 0. 93 pcrt'enl, in
esumates. value.
Other losers among th~ blue chip~ The NYSE's composne index of all
included Ford Motor. down lf. at 491 •: 115 lasted common stocks dropped Exxon. down Y. at 441h. D1gttal • 53 163 I 3
Equipment. down 2"/a at 106'1•. and I. to · , Sears Roebuck, down ~at 42V.. Standard & Poor s industnal indtx
Pennwalt gamed 131,\ 1o 130• .. The fell 3.61 to 334.17. and S&P's SOO..
company. fi_ghunga takeover bid b)' a st~k co~pos1te index was down 2. 77
New York investor group. agreed to at .. 89.9 ...
be acquired by Soc1cte Na11onalc Elf The NASDAQ composite index for
Aqu1tane of f'rancc for S 132 a share the over-the-counter market slumped
Reebok rose 11/• 10 14 on talk that a 3.69 to 398.50. At the Amencan Stock man~ement group was discussing a Exchange, the market value index
possible buyout. closed at 32S.49, down 2.87.
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Terrorism comes
~ometothe
Orahge Coast
For many of u • tcrrori m wa a car bomb an a crowded
bazaar of some remote dcscn land. For years. terrorism came
no closer to home than the htadhnes in the newspaper.
Terrorism was foreian to us, its motivauon and ns
consequences distant. ·.
• That LS in the past now.
The threat seems to be creeping closer aJI the ume.
Amencans, who m ight have taken precaution while
trn ,, cung abroad, now can '.t consadcr themselves safe at ho me.
We arc no lon~r untouchal)le, protected by Uncle Sam·~
strong arm. The stealthy fingers of tcrtorism have reached
around the globe. extendins their long. lethal gnp to the
Orange Coast.
It 1s the Christmas season. when a U.S.-botrnd jetliner
explodes ndtng hundreds to their-death. The destruction of
the Parr Am jet and the murder o f the 270 aboard is traced to
terrorists operating in Europe. Sttll, the Joss is felt here.
A global investiptaon into t.be plane's bombing is still
underway when a qutet La Jolla street is rocked by a car bomb.
A van driven by the wife of a U.S. Navy captain explodes m
Oames: she narrowly escapes. A caller says a radical Iranian
group, O uardiansofthe Islamic Revolution, is responsible for
the bombing. It doesn't seem coincidental that the van is
owned by Will Rogers Ill, who captained the USS Vincennes
in the Persian Gulf tnd who mistakenly ordered an Iranian
passenger jet destroyed.
A plane exploding over Scotland may seem a world awa).
a car bombing in San niego is right down the street.
Terronsm may have moved into the neighborhood last
week.
An Orange Coast man who works for Los A.ngeles news
radio station KNX was threatened with death by a caller w11h
a thick Middle Eastern accent. And y Lightbody was at ho me
when the call came. shonly after his repons on the San Daciio
bombing aired o n radio and on televisio n. The FBI 1s taking
the call as scriou ly as LiJhtbody.
• ..When you arc dcaJang with zealots. you're a f90I if you
don't take it seriously." Li&htbody said.
The military affairs/aerospace editor could be the guy
down the street, or the neighbor next door. Hjs wife mighl
shop in the same market you do. Your kids mavplay wtth his.
Lightbody 1s no t an A merican playing roulette wi th has
hfc by boarding a plane in Frankfurt. Ger(11a ny. He 1s no t a
naval captain embroiled in international controversy. He is a
, regular jUY who was touched by world events b) virtue of his
pri.>fcss1on. ,
' ·Granted, no harm ha come to J,.tghtbody and the call
could be a crank or a pubhcaty stunt . .o\nd. yes. l1ghtbod) as a
member of the media 1s more likely to be threatened t~an the
postman.
But that misses the point of terrorism. The threat of
vi.olencc can be as paralyxing as the deed itself. The v1ct1ms
can be as random as those who boarded the doomed flight o ut
ot Frankfun. The bomb that missed Capt. Rogers almost
cijtmcd has wife It might have bttn another motonst. a
rrcchanic or a pa scr-b). .
Ltghtbod) and other upcns ""arn that acts of terron)m
{tll increase an the Unatcd ~tates. It 1s time we wake up to the
l rrcat. I
Opln ons expresMd 1n rhi. ap~ are thOM of the D&Uy Piiot. Other
1i.wsexpresMd on this 1>9 are thoM of their authors and ertlata. Reader a'
~ments are Invited and may be a.nt to The Dally PMot, PO. Box 15e0,
ata Meu 92626 ..
astern Airlines strike
There "ll no neCd for President Bush to ... enter the 17-
nth-old Ea,\tcm 1rhncs--mach1n1sts union battle.
By refusing to JCt tn"olved. the prc~adent nghtfull) left
e re~luuon to th1~ dome tic dispute to the parties alread\
' . \Oh•ed. .
The magnitude of the en a hardly demands federal
1 tervenuon Ifs not as 1fthc nation's steel mills arc shutttng
wn or the aar traffic controllers ha' call walked ofTt~ JOb
·1 A 60-da_y coohng-off pcnod. which the 1>rcs1dent could
the caJled for. would not have made anv dtfTcrencc. .
Th\s highly public11cd d1sagrecmentis more a.con fl act of
1'rs<>ntt hucs than a management vs. labor .battle.
It 1s no secret that Ea tern owner Prank Loren1 0 wants to
~he at1ina.11rhne. panacularly ofter he f:uled to bust the
10 a ht dad at Continental and was unable to turn around o Exprcs Ind Frontier Airline ....
rcnzo and Eastern appear headed toward Chapter I I
( nkruptcy rcorpn1zat1on) a nd/or a sale. Ei ther way. both
t\ get what they dt rvc.
I t U\\ ., 11 1,IOH\
IA• A111ek1 H~nld Eiamlaer
fen\&H'. hop•na to brt'a throu,ah the
Allied liM before Amcncan rtan·
fortcmcnts could arrive.
In 194~. dunna Wor1d War II .
lhed bombcri bcpn four da)'s of
raids over ~rmany.
In 1946. the Unued Nation~ ~t up
tcmponuy be-adQuartrn It Hunter
ollcte an lcwYort..
OM year •: Tbc nd1n1 ta ~\~IMftt~N!QntPl•~ll •
beekcd Concn rtbe4t btlan thrtt
da) of talks 1n lhe border town of
• p.'Je tr, tuhaOllftl C"nte-firt
~' and ~na to • CN« dun~ tht ftCIO(iataom
l 0oda)'s bi~> · BandJnder
Mon Li~ i166. At1ot Al Frttnun Jr. as ,S.
I
Otenge COMt DAILY PILOT/Jueed8y, Mitch 21, 1111
Liquor industry rnay prefer tax
hike instead of a public fi9ht
SACRAMENTO -In 1hc
parlance of the pohtacal trade, they
arc called "srn tue~ ·· They are special lcvic~s placed on
certain personal ac11v1t1e~ that wmc
consider sinful: g.ambhng.. smoking.
and 1mb1b1na alcohohl· beverages.
H1stoncally. Cahfornaa has 1m·
posed very low levels of sin taxes,
among the lo"'cst of any state'I.
That has something to do with the
hvc-and-let-la vc attitudes that tali·
fomians cxh1b1t. The threshold of
what's considered "sin .. in California
1s relatively high
It has mort to do. however. v.1th
polaucal potency of the indu!>trics
which arr affected b) such ta u·s.
Hccdaoa the ad' ice of J leg~ndal)
bttr lobbyist. An1e Sam1sh. the
andustnC$ have accepted low le' els of
ta,esand then defended them with .ill
the pohucal and financial cnerg} thn
could muster
One could con truc t a
ph1losoph1cal arsumcnt against 1m·
posing an) special ta 'cs on gambit ng.
dnnkmg and smoking. Wh) should
one person's prcfrrcncr in bcH~ragcc,
or rec'rcat1onal acw.111e~s be tawd.
whale another person's escapes <..uch
taxtS.,
The counter·a!"lument 1s that
smoking and drankang ha"c 1mpac1s
on the larger society 1n te rms ot
health. safety, and lost work ume. so
those costs should be offset b> higher
levels of taxation.
The first break an the defensi ve "'"all
that the industries had erected around
their commodities occurred last }car.
when a coalition of health and
envaronmcntat groupc, placed a
measure on the ballot to boost
c1garcttc taxes b) 10 cent a pack
I hr c1garcllc induc;try spent
m11l1ons of dollars to dcfl·at the
measure. Propos1t1on 99. but at
passed anywa>.
Emboldened by that .. ucccs . mnny
of thr ~me groups now plan an
an1trn11vc tor the 1990 ballot to boost
taxr!I on bl-er. wane. and d1'it1lled
sp1rm
A'i a nc" \sscmbh Office of
Resean:h rcpe>rt po1n1s out. thOS(
ta,es arc no" among the lo\\ec,t an lhc
nation The national a"cr;agc state ta'
on "inc. lor c'amplc ·~ 60 cents a
gallon. bui 1n ( .1l1forn1a 11' JU 1 one
cent (tv.o cent\ on '>Wl'\'t w1orc,
fa, ored b\ :.ih:ohol1cs> fht' nauonal
J'cr.ig' bcl·r tJ\ •~ 21 ti:nls a gallon
but 11\ tour ct'nt'> 1n ( ahfornia
D1'it1lkd liquors are l3\Cd an a'cragc
of SJ I Y per gallon nJ 11onall). v. h1k
the { .tltlom1a ta\ I\ S~
Liquor l8'<CS tmng an JUSt SI 30
nulhon .t )ear no" for 1hc Cahfom1a
\late go"crnmen1 If the) were 1n·
Hcascd into thl' h1ghC'r range of thC'
,t,lll''· the n·' c:nm· l0a'>1h "<>uld top
SI b1llaon a \l03r ·
Arc"'l'r'~. \ 1n1ncr' and d1s11llers
could . ol wurw pa\s on these cos1\ to
their cuswmcr\ but the higher ta\c\
"'"ould ha"<' -;ome 1mpall on drinking
-during a period whcn hcallh
concwns JlreaJ, arc h:n1"'a ii
ncgat1"c impact on per capita con·
umpt1on of alcohol salt's an ( al1-
fom1a
The issue for 1hc 1ndu tne is
whether the) should spend upward of
S20 malhon to fight the propo!ioed
alcohohc·bcHT•&c l<n in1t1111ve. or ~ck some kind of compromise
h om a Mratcgic suandpoint. the
1ndustncs arc better s11uatcd than the
tobacco 1ndu ti') was last year. 1 ~ere
arr more dnnkers than smoke~ •• ind
moderate consumptton of alrohol.
unhke smokWlg. as not cons1dercd a
social neg.at•' c. An ant1·tall Cfmp:u&n
Y..ould. thercforr. have a potentially
broader appeal Liquor indusmtS,
morco"er. cmplo ten of thousands
of Cahfom1ans. unhke the tobacco
industry
Thcre a.re. ho"'e'er stron& and1ca· t1on'i that the 1ndustnrs \ltOuld prefer
to absorb a modenue 1ncrea~ an ta\~
onthrtrproduel rathcrthan tofighta
public battle ·
There ha\e bcon prtlaminary mttt·
IOIS bct\\t(O re-p~ntatlH Of the
t"'o ~•<k's tov.ard that end fh<'
1ndustl)'s amtude v.as signaled lut
wed bv the antroduc11on of a "'ne·
industr)·supponl'd bill th t v.oulJ
increase "'•he tues from one 10 10
cen~ .i gallon.
A 900 pcrctnl increase \Oun'-h hke
a 101. but II \\OUld \1111 lt'J\C ( ah·
tom1a·s wine la\cs leso; than a sn 1h ul
the national a' cragc
Thafs the lru\ ol the 1 \UC Can
l14 uor-1 ndustr) and health-en·
\ 11onmcntal·t·oal111on negotiators
rc:.1ch agrl~mcnt on somc1h101 in
bt:t\\l'en that would fore t.311 another
npcn '"e ballot-mt'uurc fi&hf"
Dao Walin. ls • n•dlcat~ ~l•moi11. ·
Pleas offered for a bachelor
party and against beach noise
he did ~cm to uarcc: that the res1dcn1
ha"c a .,.al1d tittf Wh at "e J1dn't
3Jll~ on," 'hu~ to h.lndlc at I h3 H'
a hard 11me acc c:p11na h1nn1 thl·
lOunt\ to monator our no1o,c , So in
1h1' '-i1lumn. I "'" nc:1thc:1 pl d nor hlC"l·d
l·harallcr. ha,l· th\.· "or1d h\ tht' tail,
a11J 1he-,. i...no" u' It ha.. been 10 \ca"
\llllC mo t ot th~m 1_tr.adu11tcJ horn
~l·,-..pon tl.irbor High '>t.hool
\k \ l <Ind tM tra"' V1 launch(d
them'" k1mkrg.ancn nnd 8111 kt'pt ur
"1th their high J•nk1. an high 1ot•hoo
' C\ltJl()ft·MC ~hoot di tnt) h d
one rule OCH~' ne\ er pul cra'd.·UP\
John H~.ather und Jamee, lkracson an
the \.&ml· d a ~
\ nt\Cr\lt), mt1lcr ft ~a. Peale
{ orps lor Brad graduatt' \Chool .and
tr'l\t'hng ore all behind them 1 han i...
God the) arc oO the pc&) roll' The ml·n
art no" all loc into ~nou.,
rttn
Wally Gernc. for c'ampk . ha' ~ \Cal on the P,Jk1fic tock l:\chan c.
lC\e Matcht1l I v.1th a vcat ad
• ·nt' and f't\thna an ht\ '"o"
mob1fc ount The Ro,k t"•"' fi llo"od tht1r tn neffina 'trad1t1on.
Ron as with the t S .\ml\ { Of"l>' ot t::ngin«~and Joe \\Or~\ for O.i' 1d \
8oJlt' Enainccnna. Brad W~tcott as a n Franc1 o
nlcr Km l.:ar\Cn 1\ an ad\C'r1t\1na
c pm1J ·n1 in ht o tuart
r\cr trade 1n the lucrall\(' rond
marlct 1n the 811 Apple.
However. •~ the<lc iany Ptu Dell
("The fra1tm1t) didn't act l1cl cJ oO
campu\ ""h<-n we Yi-Crt there .. ) re·
a ~mbai to .,.,.e 8rad one at'('lt
$1CndotT, bectM:lor pan) .. e mother\
ha' ea nk1n1 n11e of i:k~ 'u f'U'a.c l.orJ. let tMar new mahmt) hana in
lur one mOft di •
fhc: "'°'' I CH dltrQ\(f fr m
fl\ctdf'OPPH .. thfot,tah tht .. an ol
la~Utf 1S thll d9ey sMa tO M\'U N' cnuK on the ~,. ' 11nu tl1Cn
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Ban on
specific
weapons
is tarQet
1 hr first re pons1bihty of 'ovem-
men1 and omc would argue its onl)'
1us11flcat1on. as to protect the hfe.
labcn) and property of its citizens_
Domesticall y. our government ttas
fa11C'J m1 rably to do so. Today.
tragJcally. in some of our neigh·
borhood! tn the urban corr and
increasmal) even in suburbil, people
cnnnot walk their str~ts, ca nnot let
their children play in their ftont
yard . Man) spend their nights hud-
dled 1n fear as gunshots break the
s1lcnl'C All thu. while murderers
.. languish" an their a1Honditioncd
cells. equipped wuh color TV and law
hbranes, for )Cars andJears success-
ful!) avo1d1n1 tnal nn JUSl punish-
ment
We a~ lo ina the battle against
cnmr because "e have never
scnously detcrmntcd.to fight it -not
on the national. 'ltate or IOcal level.
U inaorpo in any kind of sun
dunn& the comm1 ion of a cnme
should caus.c the perpetrator to So
stral&h t to pnson for a Iona, Iona lime; 30 or 40 years '50unds about n&tn.
And. With no e\ea barpiniq.. After
"'c get 5(nou • the criminal will
cmhcr all be locked up in jail or qull
u ma auns of any kind.
At the same time. we must get the
sale of guns under some sensible
control.
We should rtqu1rc and enable
deakrs. pnor to sdlinaany firearm to
anyone. to immediately check state
record The sale mu l be prohabtted
11 tbc bu)cr h.as bttn"con.,.,1cted of a
felon). any. v aolent mtsdemcanor or
1lhc1tdru&u .or1fht'hasatanytime.
bttn confined by a coun a .a danJcr
to ham tr or other due to a mental
rondmon.
A packuc of It'll lauon to ac-
comphsh all of thi and more wa put
t~cthtr b) the mbly Rcpubhcan
Caucu and introduced earlier this scs~1on a 8 66 and ...\8 800. Th~ bill). which I co-.authort'd.
art absolutely neccs ry to confront
the prohlc.-m of v1olcn1 cnmc hcad-
on rt we don't pas them inlo law. a
han on o dozen pccafi m11tury
n..aull "capons wall ha"e littll' or no
effC(t
The ~K_.7 the Uzi and other
m1htar\ S<"m1-automat1c . despite
whal , the media have crronc<>USI}
rcponcJ ar~ not thc "'capons of
ch0tl'C of drug dcalc~ and "gang·
banacrs " But. 1f the> were. the samc
undcraround lhal smuggles an ton of
cocaine and heroin ~rt.ainly 1s
capable of uppl) •na uch firearms to
at o~rall"~· or to an) one else.
Wnhout the mt'ansanddctumina· uon to deal v.1th cnm1nals who
con11nuc to "icum1zr the public with t~ v.npon the proposed ban Q,ilJ
amount to little m0tt than a Band-atd
on lhccanccrofcnme. lt v.o\ild~att
a fal nsc of sccunf). certain to be
'>haltered as the ep1dem1c of drhc-b~
hoounp ann('d robbcncs and drua
,and C><ccuuonscont1nu« unabated.
Hov.l'\-Cf. for ~asons that have
more to do v.11h h) pc than substanct.
the sole focus of the med ta and many
poltt1c1a n' ha~ been on lhc hmitcd
gun ban ICJl)Jauon. 1\8 357 (Roos)
and 8 19~ (Robena)
With hbcrals OCCUP\lng lht ma·
JOnt) of scat m bolh houloCs of the
1.cgi laturc. v..c Repubh • and
tho'IC Democrat\ who want 10 rcall'r
get tou"h on tav.brcakcrs. ha"c
learned that the only way to set the
liberal to pa our ant1-cnmmal
kga:.latton 1 to hold back on 1 ut!
th ) ~-ant until the) "ote oun into
la w. bpcnen~ ha-. ho"n that their
.. good prom1 •• to pa s ours latcr.
ml.'an noth1na. That'~ "hY I and 37 othen 1n ~e \;,\Cmbly \Otcd ap1Mt the.-Roos bill.
\R lS7 Nnn1n1 «rtain scm1-auto-
ma1t v.capon lt rccet'ed the re
41 'otM nttdcd to 'Cnd 11 to the
St'll411C ~1' 'ott had httk to do with the mcn·t~ of the propctt.ed ban it tr.
lndl'l."d. m) ~1t1on ha been very
clear lrom the bea.in1una. It wa
quoted c\tcn \clY 6ccaute u .... sn•t
"h t the med ti upcc\td rrom a
Rcpubhcan cJn rvataH who Wf\.td
26 )C'I" a a MaoM and rouaht in
1hrcc "a~. I behe~c 'trongly 1n lhc · nd
mcndmcnt. but I ha' nc"cr be·
lae\cd that the ritht<>f citizen to bear
arm iocludri l>ltoous. rnKtti•
un and m1li1.ary1 .all wtepOM.
Rut the tar\ that we ~ atlle ID
J ·n~ 10 8 )SJ 1n)th1111 mOft lMa
narrow pa from the ~.
MV. &J\Ci•US le~ IO ~t It
from bc1n1amcndtd an thcSenMe. '°
1nd.udc "-onfltCSliOn and a baa •
hununa ~Md 10--. tllM tht hbttali ltnD& w ..........
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TUESDAY, MARCH 21. 198~
11 . ~ . 11 ' ' I I I ' I ' ' : •. ' : I : \ I
Jav~ge pitch~s Eagles irlto semis_
Estancia tops Artesia, 4-1, behind six-hitter tandout • but we have kid '-"hO lick together and pick
each other up "
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(dM Coach J•rry Je1n1ctc•1 team earned a
consolatlon-round tournament win.
E$tanc11 ij11h pnchtr Gabe Javag is p~ntina a
problem, cHn 1f 1t is a desirable one . ' The ~nior ria.ht-handtr had beef\ coming out of the
bullpen because fic's an efTcct1ve clutch p1t.cher. but in
Monday·s quanerlinals of the Pnde of the Coast
Tournament at E t.ancia,J:Mllt v.ent to the mound as the
starter.
He. respond~ by throv.ing "a complete-pme 1 _
.hatter Wlth ~vcn stnkcoutund three v.alks in hurling the
EaaJcs to a 4-1 v1ctoryover Ane ia, v.hich was ranked
• fifln in the C IF 3-A pre-ason ba~ball poli
· "He's had a ift'at performance air )ear." sa1d
Estandaas isu.ntcoach PauJTr~cl "1-k'sbccoouronl)
clutch pitcher, so v.c've been .av1ng him to throw out of
the pen. because he come in and chaJlen~s gu)s. He
doe n't throw hard but he WH around plate all da} Iona
loda).
"lt'sgging to be hard to keep him oui of(thc stan1ng
rotation) Thal'sar.ood team he beat todAy. He did a great
Job. got ahead of the hitters."
Javage unproved 10 3-0 and rea1stcred fhc of his
strikeouts against the third. fourth and fif)h htttl'rs an the
Ancsairtineup.
The Eagl~. <t-3. face La M 1rnda m today's semifinals
of the 16-team tournament at 11 a.m. at fatancia.
Leading the wa)' at the plate were Mark lianlcy. Paul
Mc Daniels and Marco Va!IQueL, ~ho each went 2 for 3
with an RBI.
Estancia evened the game at one 1n the 'leCOnd inning
when MrDaniels and Hanley sinaJcd. then advanced on a
high chopper to third W11h two out. VasQ~l ingled
MrDan1els home
The Eagles "'enl ahead for good in the founh inning
Ocean View 01:1thits
Santa Ana for. 9-7 win
Ocean View High rode an I I-hit attack and
Rand)' K.arhner· scvenlh-innmg rchef \\ork to a 9-7
baseball victor; O\er h~t nta Ana High 1n the
quanerfinal~ of the • nta Ana Elks Tournament on
Monda)
The aha"'k ad"anccd to toda~ 's ~mi final al Rancho · nt1ago C olll'g against the v.1nner ·of
Monda)\ El Dorado-SJddlcbacl game
Karhner came on \\1th a 9-7 lead. the basc"i
loaded and one out in the SC\Cnth and proccded to
strike out the first batter he faced before 1nduc1ng a
fl)OUI tu ccnkr licld to end the game Karhncr hn~
fPIH se see TOURNEYS/Bl)
'>'hen U.·n li\!rmnn doubled oll thc right ht"ld lence. took
third on Va\qUl'J°'i 1>1nglc and sc.·orcd on an error on the
Ancs1a shon!ltop.
Estancia extended 1t'i lead tn the fifth . Scan Ni chol
singled and< hm \pp pinch ran. Robert N)c doublC'd to
put runnefl!> at -.ccond and third \\Ith no outs. McDanacls
singled an ..\pp. but Nye was throv.n out nt the pla1e on a
bang-bani pla) and McDaniel "-as doubled up tf)1ng 10
reach S«ond on the thro\\ home Ii an Icy follov..cd v.11h a
tnple and srorcd on C1ar; Burro" • hit-and-run mpl-e
"It wa-. a good team effort.'' Troxel said "Tbc kids
are rcall> coming toacther We don't h:l\ e an> real
h~other Pnde of the ( st Tournament action.
· Corona d~I Mar 4, Raac.bo Alamitos %; Rich MalMr
and Grea Haack combined on a thrcc~h1tter as the Sea
Kings, 3-S. advanced with the consolit1on-round victory
O\er the V;\queros. 3-4. Corona meets L)n\\ood today It
11 a m"'at ( oua Me\a
Mathtr. 1-1 hurled fou1 innings. allowtna one hit
and one run while tnkina out three. Haack relievt:d 1n the
ftfth. hurling the final three innings v.tule allowina two
hits nnd a run en route to earnina his first save. •
Lcad1nJ the wa) for ( dM at the plate were: John
Paulsen. 3 for J wuh t\\O runs: Brad) umar, 2 for J with
one RBI , and Haa k, a srnglc and run sco~.
The <;ca Kings built a 1-0 lead m the second when ·
Paulsen and Lamar hit single and moved up on Reese
Thorlelson's sacrifice John MacMillan hit a sacnfice Oy
10 score Paulsen
In the fourth, Todd ~ehrh and Paulsen smiled with
~chrh comm.a home on Lamar's subsequent single and
Paulsen mO'-tn& to third. Paulsen thffi tetlc-home on a
double steal for n 3-1 lead and CdM added an insurance
run in the fifth on a R.tncho Alamitos error
Lynwood $, Cowta Mesa t = ~ c allattaywem .Hor 3
and lut solo homer 1n the bottom of the founh for the
Mustang . but The Wood rode a four-run fourth 1nnm1 to
the consol11t1on round \. ICtory
Costa Mesa. 3-6. "'111 pla} Rancho Alamitos at 2 p.m.
toda) on the Mu tangs' field.
The Mustangs pulled a triple pla y in the bottom of
the •~th 1nn1ng \\llh L)n"-ood runners.on fif$t and third
""hen third basem.rn Phuc gu yen nnged a line dme,
f PIHse Sff PRIDE /IJJ
Women's volleyball
loop suspends play
( 0 'ti lll '\ I I \ ( 0 I I I f, I '
Financial problems
end MLV in third
season of action
sure ever;bo<h got paid and l.'\.er;-
body left w11h good feelings for the'
league in case we do decide to t:o mc
back."
The Starhtes. who drew O\.cr 1,500
people for their home opener this
JO -. G so season at thl' UCI Bren Events By N rER U N ('enter. had drawn an 3\Crage of less OflN~HlocSUft than 300 for three "iubsequcnt home
Near'ly halfwa) throuih their third date . 3\eragrng 592for four ma-tchc .
season. the six owners of "'omen') In 1987. the league's first year. the
. profcss10MI MaJor League Volleyball team averaged 980 pla)ing :u Loyola
fraochtses have decided 10 caJI II Mar; mount rn We~hestcr. but aftef
quits. • a fe\\-e'penmental matches at Gold-
The owners met Saturday and en West College last }C<Jr v.-hen the dcc1~d to suspend opcrauons as of 5 team's aH·rage attendance for 10
p.m. unday as opposed to hmping home dates dropped to 100. 11 v.a\
fin:inctally throuJh the remainder of dl'c1ded Orange ( ount) might
the sea on. announcrd Robcri pro\ 1de a better draw tor the
BallnO\'ICh, leaauc rounder and ML\ franchise and the home schl.'dule v.~
Ch:urman of the Board mo\ed to the Bren
"We didn't feel that I01ethcr we "-h1 k Cummings said there 1\
had cnoua,h cash flow 10 take U\ "some talk that "-e might bnng It bad.
through tfic rest of the )Car." said ne'\t "car." those thoughts are onl)
Starhlcs General Manaicr rran !IJ)Cru1at1 \e 1n nature at this point.
Cumm1nss. "We reh It WI\ in the best Tht' leaguc·s " team had com-
tntcrcst of all ln\.Ol"cd to cloSt" the pctcd an"'~ to 10 game~ this ~son
doors now." and arc done for the year. but ov.ncrs
Despite the 1mmcd1atc financial arc in\ e<;ugattng methods to re'itruc-
problems which cnused the turctheleague forl990w11h5anJosc.
su.Y>Cns1on of operations. the league Portland, and Minncapoli~ <.ttl·d a
office •lated 1n a release that there lead franchises.
were sufficient fonds to pa) all The league will hold an .\11-\tar
cumnt out tand1na debts Match at the San Jose C'1\i1C
"It "'ould have taken a half-m1lhon Audllonum on March 25 "to cd -
to take us through this season," ebrate the three )Cars of effom b) the
Cum minis said. "We probably could pla)c~. the owners and the ka~ue,"
have made at. but "'e wanted to make BallnO\ 1ch said
SCC's Reynolds, players·
earn national honors
Southern Cahforma Colleae
men's bas~etball c ch 8111 Re-
)nolds wu named Monda> as tht'
National Chri ti1n Colltge th·
let1 A~ c1ation·, nauonal
Coach of the Year after lcad1na
the Vanauard to a 29-S record
and an appearance at the NC'C.\
n111onal tournament.
Reynolds. who ha rta•\ttttd 3
173-71 eight-year record at the
hel m of the Vanauards, led '( C
to its \Ceond Golden 'talc tb-
ltuc onfcrcncc title 1n thn."C
years and the ·ttoors first ap-
praranct ever at a national po t-
KUOn tournament.
Scmor auard I Odd O.'on out of Oct-an View H1&.h tarncd
N AA first-team lf..,.\mcncan hononanera~erqlnil S 6 points
and S.3 a iM, per pme.
o pho morc center Jeff
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OCC-1 Brian Lewis Is one of four players who returned from Coach Bob Wetzers Pirates are aiming ~ a second state
the Pirates· 1987 state championship volleyball team. title since th• program was reinstated three yean -.O·
OCC offers visions of '8 7 title team
Four return after year off to lead volleyball team to top
l he~ ar l' unparalleled 1n 'olln h.111
thc~· I 1ratc'I. and ulmo'it lethal
enough to ~declared unla" tul < oat h Bob\\ clld . the onl.' 1 n
<:harge of cng1ncenng th1i. omn1f)\1·
tent Ora nice oast (ollcgc team
knev. la"t .\ugust "'hen he fi r.1
a\~rnhJcd ll that there "-1\ \OOll th 1 ntt
\Pl'< 1al ;ibout 1ht 19~~ team
\{01t l 1ndqu1 \t tY.ool lht• IC1ur
plJ~er\ fl"turninj! lrom ( OJ\I '\IJll'
l h.imp1o n.-.h1pduhol \ 1 11·, h.ird 111
~o "rung. \\a re ult ol Prof)\1\l t1on I 1 \\ h1l h
l .lllt-d lor<.-qu.il oppor1un11\ h H
~ornl·n'\\j)Ort\.()( C lan'tl :i lout ·
\l ar l:n ofTm 'olk\ 1"111
Hut thl' Piratc\caplurcJ a \tJll' t1t k
\' h\·n thl'" rcturnt-d an 'IP . v. h1ch v.a'
mnrc II kc· av. akl·nin1 a ''l'\'PI ng g1:1n 1
tn intt to kl·~p 'UP l'Cl'\'4.'d
.. \h ··re doing \tinw {tOl>d lhtng'i
\\<.·t1rl ~1d · \\l.'.rl·h1g ;indlkt p.ind
V.C' haH· e\pcnent:l" Our rn,\111 JOI'\"
to put lh l·rn Ill ~hJPl' Jnd 1..n•p lhl.'1r
C'gO'>dllV.n \\ ,. ha\l' .-.ome talcnt .• 1nd
CH'r\h<xl\ 10 thl'UlOIC'r'C'nll' kno\\\ th;it \,
8K:kmort nrtnd ond-team IJ. rn crican honon after
aVerl&Jnt 20, J point\ and 8.4
rebounds ~r cont t.
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I he ~uad i i.~ndma Spnn~
Break w11ha ~ll\lf\I v.eck oIT.
fiaunn' out ho~ the\ '"c JU t bla tl'd
the1rwa\ tua I 0.1 confcrenC'C rl'(:orJ
anduhjn·ol thc ~outh ( oa I
Conlcrcncc le d bcrybod) m the
conlctcnle,1ncluJ1n tOC C' kno"'"'
coml·~ Jo"'n to one tangJblt fat.: tor -
t.alcnt.
I hen \:amda t \Car-morntfa
"'a"ln to lnrgct ·oi~ la r a'\\ r11d "a'
l lllnll.'rnl·J -ot\ 1hc Pirate\ \\l'nt Q.,
;i nJ 19-11 o' era II
l.C'\\l'i a \Ophomore outs1dC' htttl'r
trom < omna dcl \ lar H 1&h \\a' tht'
'tale·.-. Pla\erottbl' \ l'arin 191(7
"hale kadinr. tht P1ratl' to an
undcfoated \Ca'4m (I t\-4) 1n l on -
lerencel
Hchopedh>"alk-0nntl ( H1\
mun out la-;1 \Car. Wctzr l \.lid "a bttau~ "he ha·d a chanlJnaot the
hcan .. Bein a tcv. umt \\hond1dn't
help
l 1ndqu1 1.an .\II-tatep1ck1n·s 1.
took la t )ear off to "ork and add 30
pound to h1 frame. ma long ham
l"-1ccas ooda hc"a in' 7.
an.ord1na to \\ctzcl
L1nd~u1 lJOtcau&ht up in tht
dmin1\ll'ltn <' 'huffic. or red ape.
\\h1leattcmpt1ngtogoto n01qo
\tale The h •l didn't t h1 SCCQnd Both ~rt finMram all-dl'tn t ~--ld«tt0ni.
and, 1luna ~it.h Rc)nold • g:l\t'
(' its fiDl national honor ••nnen in the 1moori hi tor). Wtth pt.1) '" hkC' Rnan L~wl\ and
l hi\ H'ar. the Pirate\,~ 1-1 O\ crall
and 4 l-·~ rngam~ ph1)W .<lrd)tm1
compart\J to the team ortv.o ~ear\
a o E1 art' th..: onl.) thina tht.:)'rt (fttena '"OCC/AI
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Woodbridge faces touQher battle in '89 PCL softball race
"II fttl the Wam,1 off to a • an. wtll bcrompctiu"c in I<' ue
plal'_. ·~1 ~ kC'Y ,for us 1\ our dtfen~:· he
1d ··1n tht two-mn •t I t, v.e
had "~ errors. Our ptl Mrs don't nkr nut 12·1 ~ ~)-en a aam~ hl..e
Boyd did. lo lk 11m ba"e to be rt'~> btcautt 1hc othtt ttam arc aoin to tut the a.ti
far.
..
ardinals' 'MF. GO' Magranehas
last laugh with Brunansky, Smith
~,,_TNAMDmc.d""'
ST. PETERSBURG, Aa. -Some St. ""-. • • .1
£ 11.ouisCardinals found pitcher Joe M.,,.ane's :v"'"'
·d:iJCIOtDlbKJI thia sprina to be a Joke. Which, of
:>nucoune. it wu.
lit .The ~hole th!na staned when Tom ~runanslcy and Onie Smath sectetl)' arranJed a modehna session for
•I· .,·Maerane on the Busch Stadium AstroTurf last summer. 4'1 Mlirane, who had been led to believe he was modelin1 for • lllftld 1n Gentleman's Quanerly magazine, smiled for
tM camera in a winter suit in 100-degrcc heat. ~111 Mqranc learned he'd been had after receiving a '° 11'1tlealam tellinJ hjm the spread was canceled because ht
not fhlld a losin1reoord .. M8J180C1ot his ~venge. however.
OJ 1:.. Conics of the latest issue ofGQ \\If",... riict,.;hnt~ ,... n,.
11UI ' "" ~~;'St. Louis rallies by Badgers
tmo St Louis, held to 16 points in lhe first --..... -
half, scored 57 in the second half and beat • _, ·
f. ii, Witcoosin 73-68 in the second round of the ' ...
OI National Invitation Tournament Monday ----b:f' JliabL Tbe visiting Blllikens. who trailed by 15 points ' r 1early in the second period, took advantage of missed foul '°' jbou and turnovers to cut the Badgers' lead to 4J;ltt-on-a
-? 1 J.point goal by C'aarlea Newlterry. Wisconsin focreascd
the lead to S 1-4 7 on a I ~foot jumpel' by Treat Jacboe,
-but SL Louis went on a 14-4 run to take charge for gOQd . _..In other NIT action, Tate GeoJ"le sank two free throws .,rt 1 ,with five seconds left to give defending champion
ri > Connecticut a 73-72 win over Cal ... Grady Mateea tied
.... ,,,1his career high with 20 point~ leading five Ohio State
• ..,.711players in double figures in a 8)· 74 win over Nebraska ..
l!i ,, • Host Michigan State got 18 points from Toclcl Wolfe 18
,points and 16 by SteveSmltJa to beat Wichita State, 79-67
n1, ••• Alabama-Birmingham used Reciaald 1'1lnter'1 24
. b 1 apoints and Barry Beardea'1 ~r of free throws with seven
0 ,1 r seconds to play to top Richmond, 64-61 . . . Host
:Jll. ;Villanova led almost from the outset as Tom Greis scored
?.;'' 24 points and Gary Maney added 21 in the 76--67 win
1 . over Penn State ... In the NAJA championship iwne at
.. .Kansas City, ADdloay ao .. toa canned lWO tie-breaking
free throws with 48 seconds left, lifting St. Mary's
11, University of San Antonio, Texas over East Central of ~1• Ada, Okla., 61-58.
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Ql"OTt:OJ'THE D ·\ 1·
.Jact Arm1trMc, Cincinnati Reds pitcher on
veteran umpire Fred Brocklandcr's calls in' an
exhibili<?n game: "!t's tough enoUjh to make this
team walhout havmg some fat little (expletive) squeeze the plate on me. I don't even want to know
who he is, but I'll remember that fat face the next
time it peers at me from behind that mask."
r fm .
'"·"Gavin keys Nonh Stars, 7-2
IP • Stewart Gavl.D scored twice and led a
. defense that limited Pittsburgh tb 12 shots in a
: , • the first two periods as the Minnesota North 1• '-:., ~ S!-8J"S defeated t_he. Pengui~s 7-2 Monday -.--
,,,, mght to mov~ within one victory of clinching their first
v playoff berth 1n three seasons ... In other NHL action
·w . K.eUy Kislo scored t_Wo goals !n a th~-goal second penod
as the ~gcrsconunued their home-ice domination over
St. Lows, 7-4 ... Aaroll Broten scored a goal and ~t up
1 two others and Seu B1rke s1opped 26 shots as the Devils .J~ _.k~pt t6Ctr playoff hopes maThematJcalJy alive Wltb a 3-1
ti , win over Vancouver ... Mite FoUJINI scored his 23rd goal 11~. to~~ third-period 1-1 tic and Buffalo went on to top
11..rl ,the Wanmpes Jets, 4-1 ... In other NHL news. goalie JUrt
Mcl..eu of the Vancouver Canucksand right winger DI.Do ~nir ~W of the Washington Capitals, were named co-r 1 wi~ners cJ0be NHL Player of the Week award for the
n ;~ endina March 19 ... The Los Angeles Kfogs' Marty 1 no eSerteJ •. under a tw~n:ie suspension after refusing to
srru ve the tee a~~r a fight 1n a gar_ne against Calgary on
'JWI Lurday, says 1~ s all part of the 1ma~e. "You've got to
'>rf 1 !~the reputation to a certain degree, ·he said Monday.
Just my presence stops a lot of the garbage."
I II 1·~::-,1 .. Cavs rally for win, 103-97
·110'1 Job "Hot Red" William• scored six
ll J : poinu during a key 12-3 flurry early in the •-'
rll founb quarter and the acveland Cavaliers , ...
.' 11 1 tied a team record with seven successful ). ~·t ,point shou Monday night in btatinJ the Washinaton -; , -BWkts IOJ.97. a.. llaJ'1er scored 23 points and Crall
· ' Biiie had 21 for Oeveland, whose 48-1 7 record is the best
in the NBA. 11/J pmes better than idle Detroit ( 45-1 7) in
the Central Divis.ion. The Cavaliers have won three ~.JU"aisht games overall and 24 of the last 25 at home ... In
•11 r othcr NBA pmcs, E4 PIM:bey scored nine of his 22
n1 n-·poinu in a I S-4 tbird-quarter run that enabled Boston to
:m '' beat San Antonio for lhe 20th straiaht time, 119-108 ...
·''·Patrick Ewtq had 31 points and 14 rebounds and rookie
ti > I· 1uard Red Strldl.aH had 22 points and 10 assjsts to lead
• H. • New York past Ph.iladelphia, 129-109 ... Tom Cltamber1
Jti.J r scored 26 points and ltevta .J....._ bad 12 of his 21 in a
•" ,, decisive third period as Phoenix rolled to its 11th strai&)lt
: home victory. 115-97', over Miami ... Clyde Dresler and ,, ,, lteYla.l>eckwordlcombined for27 third-quarterpoints in
IH >t Portland's best period of the season as the Trail Blazcn
lfl ~ outscored Dallas, 38-1 ~en route to a 112-9 1 victory ...
r. rt l TynM llfpet scored uve points in the final 49 seconds
: u Charlotte scored 12 of its 14 points in the final three
_111 , minutes from the free-throw line en route to defealina
Sacramento 117-110 ... In other NBA news lteWI
bm .J...._ of the Phoenix Suns, with an averaac of 23 pouus .,.,~t and 12.S assists, was named tbc NBA Player of the Week
•inu"' for the period c:.=..sunday ... Charlotte Hornets
n1 1t forward lteUJ T remained in the hospital for a
• 11• ICCOnd day as doctors continued effons to diaagose the
r.'1 ~ source of bis back pain . . . The Los Anacles Oippcrs
, ., 1 sjped veteran NBA and Continental Basketball As.tOCia-., , tion auard EM.l1 WUdey Co a 1()-0ay cootraet to fill the
roster spot left open when Norm Nil' .. retired last week.
the wecund 1n tbt team's c..,..,._ • AJ Lana Field in
t. Poctersbura. ln11ck> the mtpmw arc pictures of mcn'1
fashions brin1 modeled by none otber man Ma&r1ne.
It turns out that QQ had aoc~n wind ot lhe prank and decided to take pictures of Mqrane after last ttason.
"'Thi' was a ~at cornebeck.'' Bnanansky said. "I
have 10 give hjm a lot of credit. He knew about trus all
winter and there were a few times he could have busted mycbo~.··
Smith, who has bttn a GQ tovC'r model and u5Cd his
influence t~ help set up the prank invoJvina Maarane last
summer. said he a~aa.ecl Maar:_ane•s ttiponse. He also
complimef\ted the 1\aft' of the mapnne tliat put out tbe Mqrane spread. •
''That toucb&lp anist is aood." Smith saad.
~'l~li~EI ~~
/ ~~
"Whoa, radii Can I borrow It for my room? My
mom will hats It! I"
Abbott suffers bad outing
~ An,aels rookie Jlm Abbott was roughed
up in his fifth outing of the sprinJ, 11ving up
six hits and three runs, in three annings of a
3-2 loss to the Cleveland Indians Monday.
Abbott took over after Mike Witt shut out the lnd1ans
through six innings as the Angels pulled ahead 2-0. After
the game. Angel manaier Doa1 Rader, who earlier had
mentioned the possibihty that Abbott might stay up with
the Ang~ls as a reliever, seemed to bac.k off that notion.
"I'm being convinced that if he's not starting, his ability
wouldn't be best served," Rader said. "There bas been no
decision made on him, but he'll ehber be staning (with
An.gels) or g~ing elsewhere to start. ~(s demonstrated
poise and (pitching) stuff an,d lhc rest is Just the logistics
(numbers on ro ter)." ... Ml.Ile Sclotda hit a pinch home
run with one out in the bottom oflbc ninth inning to hft
the Los Angeles Dod&ers to a 6-5 exhibition victory over
the Atlanta Braves. Sc1osaa hit his first homer of lhe
Grapefruit League season offloserTommyGreae to give
the Dodgers their fourth stra:i.&ht victory and sixth in Jhc las~ sc_ve~ games. R~aht-hander Tlm Leary pitched six
sohd mnin~. allowana Wt'o runs on seven hits while
strikma out five. Rookie outfielder Cltrts G.,_, brother
of San Diego Padres star T•y GWfllA, hit I homer and
two doubles for lhe Ood~ to raise bis spri!g average to .SOO. Gwynn still docsn t know whether his average 1s
IOod enough to land him a spot on the Dodgen' openin.g-
0..y roster ... I rcall)' don't know anything about what my
chances arc and J m trying not lo think about it," said
Gwynn, who's banlina for the last spot on the roster. "All
I can do 1s worry about myself. If you get into those mind-
gamcsi.}'ou can worry yourself sick. I try hard not to do it ...
... The New York Yankees obtained ri&ht-hander ~alvlao Galves from the Minnesota Twins Monday for nght-hander Steve S.leld1. Galvez. 25, appeared in 10 ~mes with the Los Anselcs Dodgers in 1986. He was~ I
with a 3.92 earned run average. List season, he eitched in
23 games with Portland of the Class AAA Pacific Coast
Lcaaue, going 11· 7 with a 3.77 ERA. • He also appeared m
four pmes with Oass AA Orlando of lhe Southern Lc~gue, going 2--0 wi~ a 3.04 ERA. The Jo.year-old
Shields c~recr rcc-0rd Wllh w Yan ken, Seattle Mariners,
Kansas City Royals.and Atlanta Braves is 8-7 with a 5.50 ERA in 91 games.
Gomez survives challenge
KEY BJSCA YNE, Aa. -Ecuador's
Andres Gomez survived a five-set challenae • • and Zina Gamson and Manuela Maleeva, /9'
seeded fifth and s1xth in the women's draw,
won in st.raiaht sets Monda_y ni&bt in the opening round of
the lntcmatJonal Playcn Cbampionsbjps.
The I Sth«eded Gomez joined Aaron Kricltstein,
seeded 10th among 128 men in WJ.nruna in five sets. He
stopped Jan Gunnanson of Monaco1 while Krickstein
came baclt from two tetl down to ocat Brazil's Lu.12
Mattar earlier in the day.
Garrison and Bulpria ·a Maleeva, meanwhile,
breezed throulh ni&ht matches at the International
Tennis C.entcr with Carrison bcatjna Jennifer S.ntrodc ~. 6-0 and M.alceva defeatina Australia's Jenny Byrne
6-1. 6-3.
A 1C1Vice winner on match point pvc Klickstein the
victory. 4-61 U , 7-6 (7-2), 6-0, 7-6 (7·S). Gomez Jost the
first set of his match then rallied to win 6-7 (2-7), 7-6 (7-4),
6-2, l-6. 6-1.
In women's play. ei&hth*teeded Katcnna MaJeeva
bepn her QOmebeck from a aboulder iajury by edaina
Nathalie H~man 7-6 (7-2), 1-6, 7-S.
Knight named top coach
• ST. LOUIS -Bobby Knilht, who lid ---
the lndaana HOOJim to lbctr ninth Bia 10 . •"' champtonltup in his 18 yeen at the Mlm, hU r',.-.
bccft named Coedl of the Yt.ar bY tht United ---
S&atn IMketblll Writen AllOcfation.
Indiana, 27-7 overall, tUa on Sctori Hall in the
NCAA '1 West Retiofta.I temiflnals Thursday Jtiaht in Denver. K.niOt bua iUl-136 won-toii ftcord ll Indiana for
a • 152 Winni• permt..._. Duri1t1 hit 18 ,_.. 11 tbe
school, he bU won three NC' AA claunpjc)mbiPI 111 13
toumameftt ............
JI I I\ l '-.l f•'· -H \ l>l c•
occ ,,....., ,
~OCC....-.1aUnd·
QUiit WatOOI thtdocW.
Now be"a bl« alOM whb Lewis. co
cause enoUlh dlmlle b IDOi& o/dw
rntofthe ll«boof~to
buck.It at tht' kntts.
.. I think M can win, but 11 (this
tcam)ts not asaooct at the '11 ldm,"
said L1ndau11t. 1 lhf004;..e midcUt
blocker ... the '87 ttam was j ust a
phenomenal team. But I lhink we· re
1oin1 to win it th is~:·
Outside htttcr O.n Murray ot
Estancia Hiah afid sen.er Rich Sm uh
ofEdison, bOthofwhom aame upa
unitsby last year Ind couldn't play,
are the other two "tum1napltyers
from Wetiel'schamp1onsh1p team of
two years ago.
"'The Pirates an back.'' satd
~etul, "and eve~body knows that
1n our conftrencc.
' The Pirates' record clcarl)' speaks
for itself. And with nine conference
prnes leO, they're on pace to Wln anol~r sec Ullc.
Murray, alsoa &JUt passer who 1n
onepmeaaainstGolden West this
yearpasse0.64 ballund com matted
only-two errors, was a pan-time
Staner for the '87 champs. Smith. Wetzcl'sbestsettcrwhobasmi~
the past two weeks because of an
injurrd ankle was used in a r~rve
roleforthe '87 BucsaOeran All-CIF
senior year at Edison. With freshman Travis Turner fill-
ing in nicely at setter, Al Vistaunet. a
Long Beach State transfer, and Kurt·
Dumm, a middle bJockcr who Wencl
says is "a real good Division I prospect," all exploding to their
potential, the Pirates have anillery .
the Pentagon should check out.
Theironlyloss. in five games to La
Verne. came last month. ··11 was a good loss for us," Wetzel
said. ··1fyou're1oing to lose. do 11
early 1n the year, not at the end of the
conference season and not in the
playoffs. It (the loss) was educational
for us. and fortunately we've played
real well s1ncc then."
It was also special because Charle~
Cutcnesc. another member of the
..., ........... "-......
Or•ne• Coa1r 1 Al vtstaunet, Kurt DUllllll end.....,. Lewll
form •n adflllraltl• ltlocldn9 w a ll, •• t his fO• foufMI out.
P1ra1es'statechamp1onsh1pttam, 1sa
senior at La Verne after transfcmna
from Chapman .
.. We took them too liahtly. ••said
Wetzel. "We beat them easilS' in the
Long Beach Ci ty Tournament, but
thcyJumpedouttoan8-1 leadinthe
fifth game and won I S-13. Cutenesc
played very well."
So how about it, Bob? ls this team better than the one two years ago? .. I do know that we're better. but I
don't know af the league is as strong.··
Wetzelsa1d. "'Tb1steam tSdecperand
has more talent, but it takes more to win itall now. There's a lot ofluck
involved because inJunes come up
and&uys havctodO&Job1n the
classrooms. Teams lose people that
war, and 1h10gs come up ' Eighty percent ofcoaching 1s how
)'OU handle your pcoonntl, what you
do with the chemistry and how you
makt')Our team into a famil>-.
Twcnt)' pcrcentofthcjobisoffcnsc
and defen~1 everybody kno~ about
thcsafiC. whatyouhavetodoi
execute on the floor.
Wetzel credits the set ten for help-
ing to put the Pirates wbcrcthey art
In addition to Smith, include Jason
Elder. who returned from a iroin inJ ury to record I 5 assists and thrtt
scrv1ct aces against Mt. San Antonio
1n al-0 wmfocOCC two weeks qo.
But Smith wdl probably sec most of
the time when he returns aftcrSpnng
Break.
The Pirates. read) to cash 1n as the
second halfof'89 approaches. Wlll
return to the hardcoun on Fnday
Ma rch 31 . at Palomar.
Baseball investigates Reds' Rose
Commissioner's office evaluates gambling
PLANT CITY, Fla. (AP)-Major
league baseball is in vcsuptine
"'serious allcptions" involving Pete
Rose, the c-0mmiss1oner's offi~ ac-
knowledged Monday. and one souret
said the Cincinnati Reds manager
faces a' possible suspension for gam-
bling activ1tes.
The comm1ss10ner's office, in an
unusual, carefully worded statement.
did not say what the allegations were.
but Rose 1s admmedlyan avid bettor on college basketball gam~ and on
horse and dog races. He has never
been accused of bettina on baseball.
.. The offict of the commissioner.
which was founded to ~rvc the
1ntegnty of .tlc AOle, has for several
months been conductinJ a full in-
quiry into senous alltgallons involv-
ing Mr. Pete Rose," Comm1ss1oner
Peter Ucberroth said in a JOint
statcmcm issued with A. Bartlett
Giamatti, the National League presi-
dent and comm1ss1oner elect.
"When the commissioner's office
has completed its in9uiry, tht com-
missioner will consider the tnfor-
mation presented and take whatever
action 1s warranted by the facts
consistent with the rules and
procedures of maJor lcaiuc bascbaJI."
the statement said.
Asked if he was Jware of the
announcement. Rose id. ··Yeah." ~sked ifhc had an}'th1na to AY about
1t, he nodded toward the release and
said: ''That's 1t. No comment"'
"If somcth1na happen when 1t
happens I'll iallc about it ~n." Roi(
said
Rose flew to New York from spri n&
training on Feb. 20 to meet with
Uebrrroth, G11matt1 and several
lawyers. At the time, tbc com-
m1ss1oncr's office said the matter was
private, but several published reports
said gambling was discussed.
Not unttl Monday did baseball
ackn'owlcdge 11 was investigating
Rose. And one baseball source, who
asked not to be 1denuficd. u1d that
the statement .. was a prelude to
what's going to happen m the neAl
couple of days.··
John M. Dowd, a tnal law)cr with
the Washington firm of Heron.
Burchette. Ruckert & Rothwell. 1s leading the 1nvcsup11on as spcc111I
counsel to the comm1ss1oner.
The 47-ycar--0ld Dowd headed a
Justice Depanment organized cnmc
task force from 1971 to 1978 and kd
rnvesugauons of the FBI and of
former Penns)l van1a Rep. Dan
Flood. Dowd u1d Monday that he
had been 1nvesttptingR~ for about
a month and did not know how much
tbnguthemqu1ry would last
"lt's dictated by the facts and c1rcumstanc~s. I have no idea,"
Dowd said. He would not discuss the naturt' of the anvest1pt1on.
Baseball personnel are proh1b1tcd
from belling on baseball games. but
they arc allowed to make lepl bets 11 tracks, a common pa.stt1mc for
baseball players and managers. De-
spite that, baseball personnel have
been suspended for a soc1at10g with
gamblers.
··sure t fo to the f'8C'etrack ... R~
hlls said.·· own a couple ofthorouJb·
brt'ds. But I never patronize
racetracu hkt some au~. when I'm 'upposcd to be at the baseball parl, only on off-days. .. Rose said la t }'ctr.
"I'm not upposcd to pmblc The>'
talked to me about that ...
Rose has den1ed reports that he was
~•t• 1to1•
amo~g a JJ:UUP that shared winning
Pick Six tickets worth S26S,669.20 at
Turfway Park in Florence, Ky .. on
Jan. 25. Amold Metz. a friend of
Rosc·s, s1~cd for th e winmng tickets. reports said.
Rose was suspended for 30 da)s
lasuear for bumJ>tnl ump1~ Dave
Panone twice at Riverfront tad1um
on Apnl 30. the longest suspension
"vcn a manqcr tn 41 years.
Several manage~ and bbcblll
officials said they thou&ht the penah)
wu uccss1\.e and Oiamath wu
cnucut'd for~ decmon.
Red.s scneral manaacr Mum)
Cook said he was not aware of an>
detail orthe 10\<etltpuon. He UJd he
had not spoken with Rose about the
alleptions and that the ballclub -as
not anvol\'ed 1n tbc inquary.
NFL 's minor league may start in '90
Arkan oilman JctT)' Jones. who
al read~ has installed the University of
Maam1'1 Jimmy John50n as his co.rn.
But Rozelle stressed that the vie wu as fOod aa approved. '"ll'sJUlta matter of time:· he id .
··Everyihiftl looks pos1uve. We ju t need a few papen."
Al for the &Opie of the new minor ac.aur. it catM amidst almost a
carnival aunospbcn: crcaltd by the ~of cilbt cnies for upamaon franChiles t\'tn the>Uah Rozelle hat
mtPt-aflztd that upension won"t be coftlidnat until ~ i a new
colltttive bupiruftl ~·· Witb tbt pfayna uruon conunuine
to pre au antitrust Uit filed 11 tbe
end oftbe 24-day 1tnke 1n 1987, that
could dela) it for years. •
But the anttmataonal le.aaue 11n't
hkel) to be dcJa>'Cd too Iona, even
thouah plans arc imprecise.
fto7clle ••d 11 probebly would
in\.·Ot\'e ~Wttn 10 and 12 tcams1 ~mly divided bct-un Europe ano
NOrtti Amenca, or. as Rozctle ·nut 1t Uthe okS World and new -orld . .r -
He pw no ~fie sun. but
named l.Ondon and Frankfbrto West Gmna~y. H hkdy European locales
and llid ArDcrican cities teeki
OpallSJOO tams alto would be
poeaabihbel..
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Big board
Phlladelphta forward Charles Barllley pulls
down a big rebound In front of New
York's Sidney Green during first quarter
... action of knlcks' tZ9-t09 victory.
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10 7
9 7 10 I 10 9
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Minnesota
Texas
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Oakland
Milwaukee
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476
411
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417
294
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706
611
5S6
533 526
526
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361
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OedMr\ 6 Alt.nle S
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with thrtt stnkcouts and one walk to
lead the Oilers pa~t Woodbrid&e 1n
the champ1onsh1pquartcrtinal of the
Woodbridge Easter Tournament at
Harvard Parle on Monday.
Lcadina the way for the Oiler at
the platt were Stacy Moore, who went
2 for 3 with one RBI and one run scored. and TitTan> Delp. who went 2 for 3 ..
Woodbridge, 6-3. will face La
Quinta ut 11 a.m. today at Harvard
Park in a fiOh-place bracket game '
l_n otheT Woodbndg.e Tournament
action:
La MJrada 3, Irvine t; Garden
Grove l. Irvine 0: La Mirada starter
Dena Mulhns hurled a no-h1t1er,
having a perfect game broken up by a
s1"th mnmg error wt11ch allowed the
\ a~~~f~t~nl> b sc-runner m lhc ne al Harvard Park. he struck ou1 I. w3lked none and "cnt 2 for 3 at tht" plate.
In Irvine·~ second _pool pme.
Garden Grovt"·s Becky Eggers hll an
lUU double 10 score Stephanie m11h
from fir t bue with one out an lbt
moth 1nrunl as the l10f\8Utl earned the f'ool 7 victory.
The dramatic finish ended a
bnlliant performance by Irvine phch·
er Jennifer Brundaac. who had nine
'tnkcout in hurlinaa four-httter. St\e also went 2 for 4 at the plate. ·
Irvine plays today apio'1 Wctt• mm tcr at 11 a.m. 1n the IOICf'
bracket.
In the Oran1c Glen Tournament:
Untnnlty ·5, Cft&nl I; Onillje
Ole• t , Ualvel'llty Z: Sharttn Patton
hu.rlcd a complete-pmt four·hi!terto
improve to 5-1 en route to a victory
over Central of El Centro 1n the fiDt
round, but Ora nae Olen of Escondido
ehmmated the Trojans from the
champion hip race. 1n the sccond
round
Um's Teme Hubbard went 2 for 4
w11h one RBI to· lead the way to
'1ctory m the first round. attd
teammate Ltl Dale went 2 for 4 in the
ntghtcap The TroJans. 6-2, play one
consolauon game today before re-
turning home.
"Jennifer 1s the.best pitcher in the
league. and she will keep us in every
From B 1 game;· Dunmeyer said. "The quc~
th e top pitchers In the • outhl'm tion 1s 1fweca~suppo.nherof'f«asiveSec11on. but Coach Ca thy Que nrll 1s I}. In the past two 1-0 losses, §he ha(1
op11m1st1c about thl" Monarch'' -three hits. but she can't do it all.
chances. ..It 1scon c1evablc that we could win
"We ha'c always had th<' athlete . lt'a&uc 1f our bitung comes around
but not t~e Jlllch.:rs Finally th ts )car \\ c have a VCI) tough league and no "c ha\\~ a pitcher that can Mnke out one l} going to run away. In fact tbe
I !-1 S pla)c~ .a pme." he said winner w11tprobabtyruave-1ttrcclo s.
Frc hman Tern Kobata has QU•l l -If things don't come together hke I
h l'mergl'd as the ace of the tatf and 1 ho!)C they do. 1t could be a lon1 year."
balled b' Jcnmter Cline and .\m) 0 \1 oencr L1bcny Chnst1an 1s goina for a hat
"\\ c haH' a \Oung ll'am (onl) lhn.'l' incl This )tar the Mrnutemen won ~niors) hut "e ha' c the 1akn1:· the Academy Lcasue "ollcyball and
(jul'·,nell ..aid "The onl) problem "e bn kctbnll tnlcs. and they arc shoot-
ha' t' IH\l)l'nt"nce fhe11rl wereJU t '"lforaclcan weep. blo" o awa ) when the) faced a real 1bcrty 1s ofT to a 4-1 st.art. and
pill her Jnd the\ art' goma to meet C ch Rud) feels the key for h1
t"oofthem in li.a.guc club1 health.
''\\c h;ne alwa> f)la)cd \t Paul "Right now, we only have nine
Jnd \1 Jo\Cph tough fhe gamC"i pla)e~. and we should be gcttina one
.il"'•''.Y' ~cm to he low o;conng with bad.. from an m;urr, soon. so we'll
the win being dcndl'd on an eiror ho' e l(.}," he 1d, 'l lbink we att ·
fh1'i )car. l thmk we ha't' th{' talent to aoing to c.to pretty well. Since 'the .
tx.·at thoM: '"'o !.Chools " league hu bt.-cn restructured, some ol
Mater De1 ha one ot the Ix-st thm1 the munger schools are aonc and I
baseman 1n <.IF m Junior Sundy think we can do 1\,"
Mosqueda. \\ho 1\ bau1na S29 Leading the way arc pttchenscmor
"Sund) 1~ a great plo)er " (jucsMll Sharon Crouch and JUntor Jenny
..aid. ··1 think \he c;houlcJ be all-( If [ngstrom
1h1'i )<"ar Shi.' 1s the mo t confident C'much 1\ returnin& all-league
hmcr I hJ\C ever M.-cn h<' not onl~ pucher. and t.ngstrom 1s a rctumina
hat~ "<'II. but \ht' can field as he ha<> all-league catcher
\ct to mal..c an error" . upportma the ofTcn 1s senior
'>cmor Beth Lonleh I\ thl" le dofl third ba~man Heather Clelnick)
h11ter and although !.pc.-cd 1s not her whQ wa a second-team all·lcaiue as~L the \w1tch-h11lcr find) a wa~ 10 p1d l:t'il )Cir •
get on base ( \00 a\eragel 0
O .Former Marina High girls ba kct·
In thl' P'\'il I('" \car-;, Ir' me ha b.111 ch Mllrt TIMJrtoa called the
b(ocn known mnn-for 1t\ 'oll<'\Nll dec1 ion to moH" on to coach
than '" \otiball. hut under lil':\t:\ear womcn'c; tla,._ctbatl at Oranic C'oa t
coach Phil l>unmc~er. 1hmg\ ma\ he C ollcgc one of the toughe t he hac;
chan&tn& e'er made. There iltl' 11 trt"\hmcn and "I had a meeting with the returning i;ophomorc~ on the I 5-girl ~u..id pla)e~ rhat la tcd o"er two hours I
.,uggc'iting 1hn1 great thma ma)-be rcall) \pent a lot of tune th!nJcini com mg from thl \ a4uc10~ down 1he ahout 11 It wu 1he toulhest decuaon I
\lrCll·h ha"c ~"er made. 1nCtud1ng aeumg
Rut Dunml'~t'r ha'I nut~" en up un marned It was hard to lca"e bee u~ 1h1~ \l'ar'\ learn dcsp1t<' a .-5 'llJrt In we h;td built up the program 1n thl'
1ac-1.'hc i;t1ll f<"CI' In inc tan tint\h on pa~t nm· )car.. to a high revel." . top'" the ~uth C. oa t League A<1 for an) local pro\pccts for(){'(.
"We have been progrc sing wc:11:· Thorn1on said he ha\ received man)
Dunmn·et 'lald "Our onl\ problem oral comm1tmC'nts, but he won I
" h1t11ng We ha\ l" l(»t f{)ur go\ITlc ~now-for sure unlll they enroll
1-0 1n c\lra mnin~ H1t11na 1\ ( um:ntl) he 1s courting eight pla\.cf\
\UPfX"l' to hem' 'trcngth !>()we will from the un t League.
lind out.. n)one interested in coach1na the
Sophomol'l' p11lhH Jcnnrlcr Brun · Manna 11rls team nelt ~ason hould
dagc lead., 1ht' \ Jq11erl" on the i;hould contat·t Thom ton at 380-03:?2
mound and at lhl· plall' 1 ~m 3' er-or cont t:t the ~hool'' athletic d1rt<-
agcl tor.
TOURNEYS
From81
tour '!Clones and two\.\\\\ 1n '" appcJr.inccs th1' 'IC~n
L l'admg the wa\ at UH.' plah: again
wa' 'horl\top Daniel Hernandc1.
who "\'nl ' for 4 Wllh a mo of R RI
'itnglc"l tO g1\C him"' hit' in the first
l\\O game' ol thr tournament
The · ·ahnwks. t4-2. built a 6-1 11.'ad
through four innings for i;tancr
Duane Page. "'ho wns.,. tied up fruln
the Junior val'\1t)' and made hi\ l1r\t
'\tart I k allowed m. hit'> and four
1un'> 1n tour 1nninti'> before Mike t...<lfl)t: I c.imc on to allow thr('( run\ tn
'
WestminMeT pll)"S La Quint.a 10·
mlht at 7 p m at Glo,~r t.adJum in \nahc1m for a bcnh 10 the title pml"
and brag.ina nghts m Wcstmm ter.
(1rcbc ~ruck out 13 and ....... llcd
on<' ""h1lc allowing JU.St two hits llnd
one run. He truck: out tht Ide tn the tif\h and S(\.Cnth tnninp. not unn
dc"lpttc thro"'1n1 119 pucbe .
uad1na the Lions at the plate were
Brent Hcttd1:a • .3 for 5 Wlth three RBI
Jeff fortune 3 for 4 with thrtt RBI
and Chn Larwn. 2 for 4 with .1
double and two runs scortd
In the Coachella Valley Tour
nnment .
EdlHll I, Calutc. 5: Joe Pence and
Don 1 emnove had two-run 1o&Jc'
to 1gnttc the Characn SJ'C•Nn nu
inning nd Jc.fl' Oaruds came oo 1n
rchef to hold on Calexico as th
( hiilrstN d'anced to todafs quar-
terfinal ofthc 16-t m tournament.
The Chargers_ 3·2·l. mttt Indio at
ln<ho HtJh at 12.30
Don 'im1th pitched the first ' ·:
inni~ allowma t•o run bUt then
I< dtd the ba Dant~I cam~ on
and 1nducc-J an 1nn1n1-cnd1n
doublepla) t"o p1tchc later and .-eat
on to allow our hits and thl'ft runt,
only one uf thtm earned. over; a 3\'\
1nn1nas tint.
hawn (' \ltt w,ent 2 for 3 '°' Edi n. and C'had Poneplt"k W an
RBI on a aroundout to bllck hncr
and Tcmno\e 1n the ~nd 11tll1ne,..
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from the Israel Phllharmonlc
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The Israel Philharmonic Or-cbcstra•s ptrformancc at Sqerstrom
Hall Saturday evenina was another
Oran&e County Philharmonic Society
concen which created areat expecta·
tions amona reviewers and audiences
alike prioT to its arrival. In this case, the Center was sold
out. And.,.!fith Zubio Mehta conduct-
ing, it should have been a marvelous
experience. However, at best, it was
only mildly cxc1tm1-
The mJxcd proa.ram of Mark
Kopytman Arnold SchocnbcTJ and
Johannes Brahms felt quite "Iona,"
although in real lime, it wasn't Iona at
all. Mehta seemed unable to extract
the correct measure of zestfulness
from the ensemble when it wasn't
written into the music to begin with. "Memories," by Kopytman (who
1'\ l ,IS'l 'l '\GS
was prewnted to the audience by
Mehta at its conclusion), 1s dcnvcd
from traditional Yemenite folksonp
and is possessed of considerable tonal
beauty, But. it just wasn't all fit snuaJy
together.
The pittc beaan with Gila Bcshan,
who s1nas witfi 1 purity that could shatter a crystal goblet. in the solo
spotlight, sin&in& • cape/la. Sh$ .tbcn walked among lb.e ensemble. ch~p
pcaring offstage, singtnJ as she went.
The orchestra then picked up her
song. building ll into its own m~jh
theme. Voice and 1nsirumcntspla~ th~ same melodjc line. each adaptma it to their own idiom. style and
character.
Next was Schoenbcr.g's ··'Verklarte
Nachl, Op. 4," the melodic story of
two mortals who walk through a cold.
leafless grove. She tells him. ''I am beanng a child! ... not yours." Later he
seim her 1n lus arms and they kiss. it
is 1 moody compc,>11t1on, tran1fi1ed
witb poinu of sadness and yeamina.
flnally endina in an embrace.
The leCond half offered the hopt of
cam1na fotJiveness for the ~n
fortunak match of the fint two
pitces. It was Brahms Second Sym-
phony. quite lyrical, with bcautifulb'
nowina hnes. So, why couldn't I wait
for it to be over'! ....
In fairness to the ensemble. per-
haps it was those new tiaht shOes. Or
maybe the new tiaht security Which · wu instituted in responst to 1 bomb
threat some weeks aao rejai'dina this
orchestra. Among other thinp. &he
house hahts were left up throughout
theconcen.
'Whatever the reason, however, this
Iona-awaited m&ht with Zubin Mehta
and the Israel Philharmonic never
did fulfill its promise.
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ly RICHARD DUftl
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For mQrc than a thousand years the kathak
·dance has told the stories of lndia•s folklore. This
cnonnOusly vaned dance tradition tells of
spirns,gods and hcros, lovely princesses, butterflies
and nature -ageless stories beloved by the Indian people. At the same time, the dance tradition keeps
pace with t101e, allow1n1 it to live and evolve as new,
contemporary stories are told. ·
Ch1trtSh Das, formerly of Calcutta and now of
Marin County, is perhaps the leading exponent of
kathak an the west. Since 1970 he has t.aucht his dance
in America; fonunately for us. he is located on the
West Coast where he finds willing and able d1sc1plcs
for his demand1na an. Oranat County dance
enthustasts were treated to 1 wonderful samDle of
Das' ~ork last Saturday at Saddlcback Cofleae's
McKinne) Theater.
Kathak as performed barefoot with numerous
bands of small bells wrapped around the ankles. The
pnnc1ple element of the dance is the extremely
complex rhythms created by the dancer's feet. freed
from the confines of any footwear. to explore infinite
vancty of energy levels and subtlettcs. As 1n other
dances of Ind~ all ~ns of the upper-body are
uultzcd in stylized pantomime of the dance's
storyline. including the hands and arms. head and
torso and even the eyes and eyebrows.
The dance 1s accompanied by the tabla. the dual drum so a~soc1ated with Indian music, and the sarod
. a gu1tar-s1zcd stnngcd instrument related to the
more well-known sitar.
On a plain dark stage with the musicians seated
at stage nght, the Chitrcsh Das Dance Company created a dance concen that was both bnlliant and
enhghten1n&. Following the introductory innrumen-
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ofln
tal piece by Chnstopher Ris (sarod) and Prancsh
Khan (tibia), the •ta&e was "consecrated" try the
dance ofTmnp of Gretchen Ha}d~."· Michele ~nka
and Jane Simmons in "Vandafla. an upress100 of
the j~y of life.
Das provided one of the many highlights of the
evening with his k.athak solo, explorina and
describana the traditions and techniques of the dance
as only the master can. One could only be impressed
by the power with which he created sharp and
impossibly loud stamps with bis bare feet and by the
sccmanaJy efTonless quivenn• of the legs to create a.
oerfccdy even and endle s shimmering of his ankle
bells. Throuanout the dance he 1nterprc1ed the
gestures and rhythms of the dance in English. •1v1n1
the performance the quality of watching a foreign
film with English subtitles
"Oarbar" contrasted the fluid, graceful dance
style of the Lucknow &1>•rana(school) in nonhcstem
India with the dynamic and powerful Ja1pcr &Jwana
style of the scm1-desen. nomadic west. Both styles
were then f unher developed in follow1n1 works.
The hv1na. endunng quaht) of kathak was
demonstrated by Das 1n a five-minute demon·
stratton of storytelhnJ us1n1 only the ankle bells to
mimic the sounds of horses, cannon and a slelm-
dnven train as at leaves the station. travels across
bridges and throu1h the countryside to amve at its
final des11nat1on -a graphic illumatJon of the
uthak trad1tton oftelhng stones 1n keeping with the
umes .
The concert ·finished with a work entttlcd
..Rhythmics" 1n which the dancers explored musical
rhythms, challenaina each other and rcpeatioi the examples demonstrated by the master. a dance never
performed the same way twice
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Dole 1n AJbany" wrote to say that the
publac assiJtantt system kill~ in-
auata\IC, I ha\C ~nnen a rebuttal to
"Dolt•• and I h.. that )OU will
pubhlh It.
Otar Do~: I ll't! that the public
IA11tance 1ySkm 11 flawed and that 1t
probably dOes kill anitiative, but let's
lt1 to the root or your probkm. If )OU~ a chikt at 18, without a
huand or financial IUPJ>Qn, you did
a lot more to limit your future than
any syslem could .
Whtie welfare may be ''kicking you
in the teeth," )OU didn't http matters
by hootina yourself in the foot.
W1thouf that unplaJlned pfe&nlncy,
your future was hm1tcd only by.}our
eneray and 1n1tiatiH and the dcs1rt to
make somethin.a of)OUr ljfc.
Wetfart was ori1m1Jly conceived
to help people who tcmporanly nttd
a hand. A democratic society must
have such a t.y~lcm . You, hov.cvcr,
wanr the v.elfart s)' tern. to support
you and your out-of-wedlock son
while }c>U 10 to school and train for
the ca~ of your choice. Why should
I. a ta•P1>er. ~ave to pa) for 1h11?
Whatever ha~ncd to ptoonal -countab1htt,?-Pl'rT BURGH ~
DEAR PITrS: I •• prtadlic )Hr
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to ~•&er &M samt eom,a.Ja&.
You ,..., 11 well &&kn. 'nat
welfare medter ~ &e 1tay a& llOme
Mcllte Iller 1ta&e WMW Mt ,., for
Ille kJIMI of ~.eatlff llile wua.4. la re.,...peet, I ... believe ~at tlM
wemu .-W uve a11'ffd to take
Ille CMl'M offere4 (at 1ovenamnt
e.,ase) la11ta• of dectdfa1 to fora~•
aliloet u ed•catloe alMI remaln oa th •ae. • • • DEAR NN I NDER\ In a
bu anessdascu s1on with an otht'rv.:1sc
llOHO'C OPI
1ntelhgtnt le$man, I betin hskni ..
for his ntllt '')ou know." I became IO
f11e1nated count1ni that t peid RO
attention 10 h1 presentation.
"You know .. has become a hllbh
with so . many people it is aow
ep1dem1c. This phrue repeated o~
ancJ over as annoyina and It divdtt
attention from 'the •pcakcr's subject,
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yoe're ri11tt. nan. fer .. ,... h.
Carroll'O'COnnor has additional surgery T11"4ay, Mardi 11
ARJES (Man:h 21-~pnl 19): Employment picture changes. People usu.aUy
reliable could fall do""n on ~ob. Accent greater dearcc of self-reliance.
Somcthma occurs behind scqnc to upset pre' ious plan. Pisces fisuru prominently ly The Allod.t•d ,.,.u
ATLANTA -Actor Carroll
O'Connor underwent successful pll
bladder surgery Monday at Emory.
Uni versity Hospital, where he has
been rccovenna from a hean bypass
performed Marth 11 .
Doctors discovered Saturday that
the 64-ycar-old O'Connor was suffer-
ing from an innamed pll bladder.
hospital spokeswoman Judy Smith
said Monday. She said the heart
surgery was unrelated to the gall
bladder problem.
··He came throu&h the surgery
v.ell," Sm uh s.a1d or Monday's two-
hour operation. he saad the con·
d1tion of his hcan 1s excellent and
after a day 1n intens1\e care he wall be
transferred to a pn\atc room
He should be released within I 0
da}s. she said
O'Connor. best known as Archie
Bunker in telcv1s1on's "All m the
Family," was filmin.J his current
series. "In the Heat of the Nia.ht," 1n
nearby Cov1nat<tn when he was
hospitahzcd for heart problems
March I 0. The bypass was performed
the next day.
LOS ANGELES -Show biz folks
arc on the move. Actrc s Carol
Burnett as scrapp1na her ocean-view
for an land d1as. and actor Mel Gibson
has booaht a Mah bu hideaway to use
v. t)eo he's away from has native
Australia
Miss Burnett takes a· profit of
ncarty SI S million in her move from
the gated Cape Cod-st)'le home in
Pacific Palisades to a luxury con·
dom1naum in (entul) (It} near
Be\crly Halls
The S.SOO..square-foot condo cost
about S2 m1lhon he reportedly sold
l .. '9. 80\'D
the 1~0-story ocean-view home for
sh&htl)' more than its S2.4S m1lhon
asi1na. pn~ after pay1na about SI I
million for the fhc-bcdroom, five.
bath home in 1985.
Gibson. star of the "'Mad Max"
movie senes and the recent "Tc!qu1la
Sunnse," reportedly 1>3id almost $3
malhon for his new three-bedroom,
four-bath Mahbu home, pre\llOU ly
owned by soap star-pop singer Rick
prinifield.
Gibson and wife Barbara are said to
havcalread) moved into the Mcdner-
ranean-stylc home featuring two fire-places and a pool
NASHVILLE. Tenn -Former
Oak Ridge 8o)'s ban tone \\ 1lham
lee Golden. known for his Iona beard
and buck5kans. plans to ti) his hand at
acting.
"I've had a couple of opportunities
to go out to Cahfom1a for some
readings wnh casting director.,··
Golden ~1d. "So I talked with m)
management compan) They \81d .
'There arc opponun1t1es comana up,
take some acting cla scs: ··
The 49-year-old singer. who wa'>
watb the Oak Ridge 8o)'s for 22 )ears
before being ousted two )'cars a&o
because members v.ere having
trouble getting along. dropped a $40
m1lhcm-lawsu1t aiainst the group in
September.
. ··1 love to sing. and when rm not
do1na 11, u's hard," said Golden
"Music has a certain he.ahng power
and helps release a lot of emotion'>. It
takes }OU to another place.··
Golden now works .,..1th his sons.
Rust} and Chm. "'ho perform as the
Goldens
The Oak R1dfe Boys' latest album.
"Manongahcla' 1s at the top ot the
country music chans.
Time moves swiftly
In lnd11'sJa1puriu sundial of such
sizable proportions us shadow mo"cs
from minute to minute about as
swiftly as lbc Sttond hand sw1n15
around a modern wnnwatch
h 's recorded thit women of old
hal)· put bdladonna in their e)CS to
makes lhemsche appear more at-
tractive. Rcscarchen rcccntl)' wanted
to find out if 1t worked. So asked a
izablc ~mohna of men lo point to
the be t-lookina of 1 .... 0 phOt<>lflphs
of a woman. In one, ~r C)C'S were
dilated. They all picked that one.
Clothe p1ns?lht 'hakcr11n"cnted
them.
tudents at the Un1vcnit> •. of
Vermont use this clas nomenclature
for: anthropoloar,. ··~tones and
Bones: .. bioroay. ·cuts a_nd Guts,"
urban local SO\.crnmenf, " lums and
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Croak;" field zoology. "&g ·cm and
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Do you regard lhc renowned
painter and ~ulptor. Ma chtl3nJclo
as one of ihe area test poets of all ume'>
His rontemporanes dad
If ~ou don't "'ant to adm11 1t'\ "
"blad. C)C." call It a "c1rcumorb11al
hematoma. ~
Consider tht "'ctaht of 180.000
elephants Immediately leads to 1h1s
companson. no'> It's Just about the
same as the y,,eaaht of all the b1rd~d
people bu> e"Cf) )Car an the nitcd
Slit es
sc1ent1fic stud) on cannabah,m
rc'eals people meat 1s nutnt1onall>
excellent and casil) d1gcst1ble. but
topped c;hon of r«ommend1n1 at.
not a reallJtJc opdoo after the trump
lad-the chanca wae too areat
that the defeodcr who woo the club
would remove dummy's Wt trump,
atrandint South with at least one
&mond ioecr •
for the aa. to pt home, declar-
. er rant o( all needed to place East
with the ace of IMarU. Nat he
•oWd have to ftDd dthcr defmda
· witb both the ti.a ol c.haM and
queen ol cti1__.., or Wea with
apedRcally t11i ~t of cluM and ftO
mott thu dlrw -aonda. and be
would haw to ,... wbkb boldlftt
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TAURUS (April 20..May 20). Memher of opposite -;ex, apparently in
belligerent mood. makes false accusation Apol<>Jies come later. Mcanume,
ma1ntain·sense of balance, fitnc . You"ll lx C'alT)1n1 re pon 1biltty'bdonai111 'to another
GEMINI (Ma} 21-June 20): Lona-standing 1ransac11on is near comp~
t1on. lnvolvcsdurable good • ~s .. 1blc sale or purchase ofautomobile. ProlCICt
arms. hands in connection wnh motors .... --------••Iii clectncat> Anes pla>s dominant role
CANCER tJune 2l·JUI) 22): Clo~
relative sa)s. "I ha\C decided to tart
anew " Be S) mpathcuc without bc<:om-
1ng ine\tricabl> tn\olved. tress andeptn-
dcocc. crcatJvil). )Our own St)'lc. Leo wtll
fi.&u~ in picture
LEO (Jul} H-Aua. 22) ~1JI con-liiiiiilmli!lll•llill
ta t made appro\1mately ~1x da)\ aao could resu1t tn financial pin Emphasis .... .,. ••
on cooperatne efTorto;, po 1ble partnership. busine s opportunity. Public
appearance may be nccc-ssary
VlRGO (Aug. 23-~pt 21) g1ttarian madepromiscapproxif!lately _lh_rtt
da)s ago -at will be fulfiHed w1th111 24 hours Focus on social act1v1ty,
communatat1on. greater awarcne of body 1ma.ge T1mm1 w1ll be on tlf"&Ct.
LIBRA ( pt :?3-0ct 22) lnd1' 1dual behind scenes 1. your'"sccrct ally."
Financial tran\:lction, po 1bl> unknown to )OU. will ac1ually ~ ult in personal
monctal) pm. Senou con\1dera11on 11111\Cn to relocation.
SCORPIO (Oct 23-Nov 21 ). ~read) for chan~e. traH·I. variety, unique
communacauon from member of oppo ate S<'\ lnd1 v1dual )OU respect m11ht
dedart' "You look hkc a 14-anner. )Ou arc a winner ·Libra 1 in picture.
SAGITJ'ARIU (NO\ 22-Det: 21 ). ~tUd)' Scorpio me sage. Emrhas1s on
prestige, fa\orable report regard1n1 .bu me or career You1 add to
possessions, )ou'll al~ rccf'l\C e'ccllent health rcpon an conncctton "'•th family member
CAPRICORN (De<.· 2:?·Jnn 19). Plan which had included tra\.el 1s not
nactly postponed. but ""'" be <.·han&cd ~a could substitute for air m
conntcuon w1th1oume) Define term . bnn.a )Our source matenal up to date. ,
AQUARJU (Jan 10-1 cb 18) lmpnnt tyle Creative JUICCS arc ~ta mu lated You nofonger feel "confined· ~nano h1ahhJhts color. de 11n.
1ntcns1fied rclat1onsh1p You'll ha\e \pcC'lll succe ~an oeahng With men .
PISCE.$ (Feb 19-M n:h !U) Dec1 ion rca,hed in connccuon with •
d1rect1on po able advcni 1na or pubhut) (.;3rnpa11n Mantal tatus t
pothghted, oldcT woman ha much to ~> about budget. fundn\g. Cancer
nat1\C pla)s role.
. . -~ .. ~ IF MARtH it IS VO R BlRTHDA v )OU are dynamic. re lie • hlV(' t
soClal consc1cnce and excellent ns.e of humor \-ou arc ... -.re of appearance. ~
wardrobe. v.ct&ht. bod)' 1ma.ge \-ou kno"" plent) about fa hion. h~\e tcndcnt') Veter•n •«or Don Ameche. 81, gets • hug from •ctre11
Helen Hunt durfng • rehe•rsal fn New Yorlefor .. Our Town:·
Ameche wm P'•J the role of the ..... m•n•t•r In the
Thorton WUder pl•J· He 11 returning to aro•dw•y 60 years
•ft•r hi• debut there In t 929.
to ~attcr forces Gem1n1.Sa111tanu\ persons pla) important rolt"S an )Our h~e.
\ ou pos~ 1ntt'llectual cuno\lt) and arc capable of express1n1 idea m
unique. entenaming manner. In ptember. }Ou'll make major dome tac
adjustment that could include chan of re 1dencc or mantaJ tatus
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"You take all the fun out of missing the
school busr·
PEANUTS
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TEAC~ER IS
IN LOVE
l1VE ALWA'(S HOPED THAT
S~E'D WAIT UNTIL I GREW
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S£CTION ·l. IENEIAL
SECTION 2. DEFINITl~S
S£CTJC* J . AREA SERV,ED
SECTl<* 4.
4 .1
4.2
4.3
4.4
IENERAl.tlEOUIRlMENTS
Serv1ce Cond1ttons
Applic1tton Procedures
Pe,..tts
S1ze. Loc1t1on, and lnstallat1on
of Service Lint or L1ter1l Sewer
4.4.1 water ind R~clai .. d water Service lines
4.4.2 later1l Sewer 1nd literal ConntctiOfts
4.5 l1•tt1tions on Service Connections
4.S.1 water Service Connections
4.S.2 literal Sewers
4.5.3 R1cl11 .. d water Service Connections
4.6 Relocation of Wlttr Service L1ne, l•t•ral Sewer,
or Recla .. d W1ttr Service L1ne
4.7 Illegal Connections
4.8 Meter Testing
4.t Ftrt Hydrants
4.10 Water lackflow Prevention
4 .10.1 Cienera l
4.10.2 Where Protection is Requtrtd
1 • 4.10.3 Type .of Protection
4.10.4 Inspection of 'rotecttve Devices
4.10.S ... rking Safe 1nd Unsafe Water l1nes
4.10.6 water Supervisor
4.10.7 Water Service Tef"lllination
4.11 Sewer a.ckflow Prevention
4.12 Authortztd Uses for Rtcl11,,..d Water
4.13 Sch•duling Recla1 .. d W1ttr
4.14 C..rgency Connections to Recla1 .. d W1t•r Systet1
4.15 Responsibility for ... inttnanct
. 4.15 .1 water and Recl111Md water
4.lS.2 .Sewer. -Single F1•ily Units
4.15.3 Sewer -Mult1dwel11ng Units
4.15 .4 Obstruction of or Deposit of Mater11l
in Meter loxes or Hydr•nts
4.16 Water Conservation
4.17 lntert• Wlttr Services
SECTION S .
5. 1
5.2
5.3
S.4
5 .5
SCCTIOM 6. .. ,
•. 2
4 . 11. 1 &enera l
4.17 .2 Te11Por1ry Service Connections
4 .17.3 Agrtcultur1l Service Connections
FACILITIES OESl6N ANO CONSTIUCTION
6tntr1l
Offstte water, Sewer. and Recl11111ed
W.ttr facilities
Onsita Reclai .. d Water F1c111ti•s
Conversion of Existing F1ciliti•s for
Reclat .. d water
ALTERNATE FINANCING FOR AFFORDABLE AND/OR
LOW INCOME HOUSING 'ROJECTS
S.5.1 Request for 'ub11c Financing
S.S.'? tmi11tion of PutiTic Ffnancfng
5.5.3 Refusal to Initiate ,ublic Fin1nctn1
5.5.4 Ti .. for Acting on Request
S.5.S Affordable and/or Low tncOlle Mous1nt
S.5.6 Off ~S1t• F1c111ti•s
5.5.7 Coordination with Other Agencies
5.5.1 Approval by State Treasurer
FAClllT1£S OPERATION
Offs1tt water, Sewer, and ••clat ... d
Wlt•r Facilities
Onsite fac11ittes
6 . 2. l &entra 1
6.2.2. Ons1te Reclat .. d water F1tiltties
SECTION 7. USE OF DISTRI CT SEWERAGE FACILITIES
(No changes)
$£CTI<* I . MONlTOR1N6 lNO lNSPECllOM
1 .1 water Ind Sewer SystMS
1.2 ltcl11"'d Water Syst .. s
SlClJOM t . COMN£CT10M FEES
t.l lentral
t .2 lnter-pretat1on of Connect1on Fees
SICTl°" 10. ~Tl• AID 1£CLAIMED Wll[I S£•VICE LINE
Ml LAT[IAL SlWll CNMllS
10.1 Miter and ltcl1ill94 Miter Serv1ct
line CMrtts
10. 2 Later1 l Sewer Chlrtt
SlCTIOll 11. KCUllTT H.-OSIT
SlCTJCll \2. SllVlCt CMAll(S
lZ.1 l1\etl11s~t of a.tes
12.1 ~ ef Stn1c• Claert•
11.J Stnfct CINI,... 1111'"1
11.4 119\ert ..
11.I Ttlli eM lllRMr ef Pa,_..t
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''"""' A.1 Wlter l11Prov ... nt Distrtcts
A.2 S.W.r l11Prov ... nt tistrtcts
A.3 Cities v1th1n IRWO lound1r1es
I . ••tts 1nd Chartts for Water, Sewer, and ltclai .. d
Wlttr Service (S1p1r1te Oocu.ent)
S.ctton 1
IENERAL _
water. sewer, 1nd recla1"'d w1ttr service by th• lrv1nt l1nch Nater D1str1ct;
subject ·to the ava1lab111ty of factlittes. 1dequ1te Capacity. 1n faci11ttes,
fun4s, or f1nanc1ng for. the construct1on thereof, or all of tht foregoing; 1s
1v1il1blt on the following tenas and cond1t1ons including all ten111.
cond1t1ens , an4 cha.,es .htre1n1fttr estab11shtd ind provided for. The
1va1 lab111ty of such service on the bash htrt1n set forth h 1ntendtd to be
furnhhtd to each _...,,r of the public or tlth se1Mnt of the pub11~ on the
sa .. buh to the extent 1llf1 such •PPl1t1nts, owt'•rs, e>r custo.ers ire
si•11ar1y s1tu1ttd end desire to be served and .. Y be served 1n 1n equal 1nd
C011Parable .. nner.
The gener1l 1r11s presently included w1thtn the boundaries of the District 1nd
the exht1n9 19111>rovMent Districts are depicted on Exhtb1ts A-1 and A-2 to
these regulations . Such l111>rov..ent D1str1cts hive been for11td for the
purpose of provid1ng water, sewer, and r1cl11 ... d water service. It is
contMPl•ttd th1t add1ttonal IR11>rov ... nt D1strtcts wt 11 be fo,..d, as de_d_
proper by the loard, at • later date or that 1ddtt1onal areas .. Y bt annexed,
as dttef"lllintd by the Board. to the exht1~ l111>rov.-nt Districts or any
l111>rovewnt Dhtr1cts subsequently estlbl hhed within the Dhtr1ct. In the
alternative, other ar11s have been or tn the future •Y bt provided w1th
wter. sewer, or rte 111•d water ~•rvtce by .. ans of contracts wt th ' the
District. Such contracts require the construction of necessary fac111tits or
th• p1yt1tnt of the capital cost and ennual cost of oper1tin9 and .. tntain1ng
such fac11it1es . ·
The plans for factlit1•s to be constructed within the District 1nd 11ch of the
txht int and future lt11pro~etMnt Ohtr1,cts are intended to be 1n 1ntegr1t•d
part of th• District Is: water Resources Mister 'l•n: Sewer Mister Pl1n;
Subere1 Mister Plans; and eddenda thereto. wMch ire 1pprov1d frOfl ti .. to
t1•. hereinafter 1n SOM inst1nces referred to collectively as •the Plan•.
The 'l•n is directed toward providing the District w1th the h1gh•st Quality of
w.ter econ<>ft'1ca1ly and practically feasible.
As it is the destre of the District to effect cons•rvation of water resources
whenever possible, the Pl1n is also d1recttd toward collecting, treating. and
rtcl11•1ng sewage and w1stewat1r ind ben1fic1lly reus1ng the rtsult1nt
rtcla1•d water. The collection, tr11t.Mnt, and reuse of such SNl9t 1nd
wutewater h proposed to be accOfllPlhhed in the 11ast tnv1ro,..nta11y sound,
tconot11C11 ly f 11stble, and pract ica 1 Minner d•t•"''"•d by the District to be
poss1ble . lt ·ts the 1ntent of tht District that such rttlai .. d water be used
1n a .. nntr .that, in t0111Pl11nct with any and all 1ppl1cabl1 F•d•ral. State •
end 1oc1l statues, ordtn1nces . regul1tions, and other requtr ... nts w111
achieve the following:
(1) Prevent d1~ct hUllln consU111Ption of the recl1t .. d water.
(2) Control and 11•1t runoff of recl1tiled vtt•r by COfttrolling the
installation and operat\on of systtllS usint recl•i .. d water.
.. For these reasons. th• Dhtr1ct dtstres to constr-uct °" 1 sugtd bash the
fac111t1es needed 1n concert with past, present, and , to tht extent possible,
future environ111nt1l 1nd land use dtc1s1ons . Th• Distr1ct neither dtter111nts
nor 1nttnds to dttena1ne or prec ipit1te land use dech tons or the
ICCO"'Plhhtltnt of any pl1ns of developtWnt of vertous owners of undeveloped
property within the D1strict.
Jn .ast instincts when service 1s des1red for th• pur-posts of 11ndscape
irr111t1on, agrkultur1l irrigation, construction ..ater. industrial process
w1ter, wtter for flushing toilets end urinals in office buildings. or
recreational 11111Pound11ent; tt is the general intent of the D1str1ct to prov1d•
the appl1c1nt , own•r. or custCMNr w1th r•cla1Md ..,.ter in Heu of potable
wttr. However, each use .ust be approved on a case-by-cast bists. ind th•
Ohtrtet My-deten1t ne at fu d1scnt1on whfther 1t fs necesury or des1rable
to furnhh th• 1ppl'1c1nl. owner. or custOfltr w1th potabl• water at pot1blt
wter rates, either on • perunent bash or on an tntert• b1sh.
Dete,..\nat\ons on the specifi c uses to be allowed shall be in 1ctord1nce w1th
the standards of treat .. nt and water qua Hty requ1 r ... nts set forth in T1t lt
22, Chaphr 4 of the Ca Hfornta AdMinhtr1t he Cod•. and with the tntent of
these Rules and Regulations to protect the pub11c htelth. £1ch use shall, in
1ddition, be subject to the 1v1 111bi l 1ty of fac111t1es ind/or the ftas1b11ity
of .. k1nt such f1c111t1es av1 i l1ble .
In llOst all instances , the sewer service 1s ava i lable as herein provid•d only
where th• District is assured to its Htisfact ion that 1n per-p•tu1ty 1t will
also be provid i ng water service to the app l icant. custOfltr . or property owner
or the successor thereto for wh ich sewer service ts des i red .
SECTION 2
OEFJ NIT IONS
The tenns hereinafter set forth. unless otherw1se spec1f1ed, shal l have the
foll ow1hg meanings :
(4)
(S)
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A,,IOVEO CHECK VALVE shall .. an 1 ch•ck v1lv• that seats re1d1ly and
CQllPl•tely. It 9Ust be cerefully .. ch1ned to heve free moving parts
and euured wahr tightness . The fact of the closure el,.nt 1nd
v1lvt seat 11Ust be bronze, COlllPOS1tion. or other ltOftcorroeltble
.. terhl th1t will stat tt9htly under 111 .prev1'1'1ng cond1t1ons of
field us•.. ''"' .•nd bushinvs shall be of bron1e or other
noncorrodib le. non st tck ing •t•ria 1. ..ch1ned for •HY. dt.,.ndab lt
eperatton. The closure tlMent (t.9 .• clapper) shall be intef"Nlly
weighted .or otherw1s• 1nten11lly tQu1pped to PNMIC>tt r•ptd •ftd
pos1tivt closure tn all s1tes where thts feature 1s obtainable . •
A,,IOVED OOUILE CHECK VALVE ASSEMlY sMl 1 •in an HHllbly of tt
least two 1ndependently •ctint 1pprovtd check valves tnclYC11nt
t11htly closing shut-off valves on Heh side of tht check v•h•
•ls9'11bly and suitable leak ... •t•ttor drains plus conntct1ons 1v1tl1ble
for test1ng the ..aterttghtness of t1ch check ••lve. •
A,,.OVEO llOUClD PltSSUIE PIUIClPll IAClf LUM '1£Yl•lloel HVlCl sha 11
.. n 1 ~tvtce 1ncorporattftl two or •re check valves end lft
e.i ... ttc1lly oe>erattnt •tffe,..nt11l relief v1lve loc1t~ '-.._... t"9
t.. ce..c,1, two se.t.t-eff "lves, 1nd ""'"" "'"' 11ec•wrr 11-1 ..,.ri...cts for ttstt... T"9 '9vtct 1tw11l .,.rate t• •1Rta1• tM
"'91••N 1R u.. 1 ... ~ M cM<k 'fll•n lns U... Ken• 11. SlVlMllLITY
1•·1 tM """',.. • t"9 1i1tr,c\'1 •t•r ••lw st• ef tM -.1ce.
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• Devices used w1th1n th• 01str1ct shill ·bt 1ncludtd on the list of dev1ces
approved by the Foundat1on for Cross-Conntct1on Control end Hydraulic
11s11rch, Uftivtrs1ty of Southern Ca11forn1a .
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(30) OPEN SPACE shall .. an land that has bttn dts1gnated by a iov1rn.1ntal
agency to ret111n undevelo~d and therefore does r1ceh1 veter or
sewer strv1ct.
(38) RECLAIMED WATER DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM shall .. 1n 1nd1v1dually or
collectively any recla1 .. d water f1c1lity or facilities installed by
the District or f1nanc1d. constructed, ind dedicated to th• District
by an 1ppl1c1nt. owner, or. custOMer or art the result of local
1n1tiath• and financing in tracts and subdhhions9 as wel~ as ,
cOtm1trc11l or industrial developments typic•lly less than 6 in
d1a .. ter. Th• D1strict shill d1t1rwin1 what. facilities are p~rt of ,a
distribution syst• f o. ~t1• to ti• as necessary. Tht District s
dtte,..inat1on in this 1g1rd shall be fin1l and conclusive.
(43) RECLAIMED WATER TRANSMISSION MAINS sh111 ,. .,,n rec lai•d water. lines
and appurtenances typically 6• ind 11rger purch1s1d or censtructed by
the District with bond proceeds and/or cavac1ty charges or those
constructed by an applicant, owner, or cust01Mr subjtcf:, in whole or
1n part to re111burs ... nt. The District sha 11 dttena1n• what
facilities are reclai•d water transMission •ins frM tilM to ti11e
as necessary based on the currently adopted Mister plan and the terms
·and provis1ons of any re1111burse11ent agreements. The District's
dtten11inat1on in regard to these .atters shall be final and
conclusive .
(•1) SEWER COLLECTION SYSTEM shall 111ean individually or collectively any
sewer facilities financed, constructed, and dedicated to the District
by an applicant. owner, or customer or are the result of local
in1t1ative and financing in tracts and subdiv1s1ons, as well as
connereial or industrial developtMnts. typically less than 12• 1n
dilmeter. Sewer collection syste11s shall include dry sewers
installed by developers prior to construct ion of trunk sewers . The
District sha 11 detem1ne what flc111ties are part of 1 collect ion
system from ti.e to time as necessary. The District's detemination
1n th1s regard shall be final and conclusive.
(49.1) STANDARD SPECIFICATIONS shall 11ean the District's •standard
Spec1f icat ions for the Construct ion of Water, Sewer, and Rec la imed
water Facilities•; latest edition.
(50)
( 51)
(SB)
SURCHARGE shall 11ean 1 charge i11Posed by the District for the
provision of a special service not non11lly provided by the District,
such as situations involving unusual quantity or quality req~irements.
This surcharge .. Y include, but is not li~ited to, punip1ng surcharges .
TRUNK SEWERS shall 111ean sewer pipe lines and appurtenances purchased
or constructed by the District with bond proceeds ·and/or capacity
charges or those constructed by an applicant, owner,. or customer ·
subject 1n whole or in part to reillbursnent, typically larger than
12' in di1111eter. The District shall' determine what facilities are
trunk sewers fr011 ti• to ti• as necessary based on the currently
adopted Master plan and the terms and provisidns of any reimbursement
agree11ents . The District's deteminat ion 1n 4egard to these matters
shall be final and conclusive. .
WATER DISTJIBUTION SYSTEM shall Mean individually or collectively any
water facilities financ~d. constructed, and dedicated to the District
by an applicant, owner or cust011tr or are the result of local
initiative and financing in tracts and subdivisions, as well as
conner1ca 1 or industrial developments, typically len than 12• 1n
d1a•ter. Water distribution systentS sha 11 include a 11 fire
hydrants . The District shall detemine what facilities are part of a
dhtrW>ution systn from time to tifM an necessary. The District 's
determination in this regard shall be final and conclusive .
(63) WATER TRANSMISSION MAINS sha 11 Man water lines and appurtenances
purchased or constructed by the District with bond proceeds and/or
capacity, charges or those constructed by an applicant, owner, or
custC>Mr subject in whole or in part to re111bursetMnt. typically
larger than 12• in dia11eter . The Dhtr1ct sha 11 determine what
facilities are water transmission 11ains frOll thne to ti.. as
necessary based on the currently adopted Mister plan .and the t1n1s
and provisions of a~ reimbursenient agreements. The ..Dtstrict's
.detennination in regard to these .. tters shall be final and conclusive.
•.3. PERMil'S o:
S i Pe""its for water, sewer, and reclai .. d water service and any connection for
••service 11ade as provided in the permit issued under these Rules and
r Regulations pursuant to receipt of an 1ppl1cation for such service shall be
''subject to the following conditions: •
(1) The applicant shall adhere to require•nts prescribed by these Rules
and Regulations and to any additional requirtt11nts prescribed by the
Manager or by the Board, or both, to insure CQMP11ance w1th the
Di strict' s Rules and Regulations as to obta1ning water, swtr ind
reclai•d water service, and es to ch1racttrhtics, quality. and
quantity of reclai .. blt 1nd non-reclaiMAble sewage that th~ District
is willing to receive 1nto 1ts facilities.
t ( 5) The District shall not bt Hable for 1ny da•g• by sewage or
inadequate cap1c1ty, fro. defective p1Ulllb1 g, bro~tn or faulty
later11s, sewers, or co11ect1on systns resulting frOtl any
cdhd1t1ons beyond the control of the D1str1ct or otherwise.
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G 4.4.2. t.ter1l Sewer and Lateral Connections
" : Tht District shall dtttrw1nt and specify 1n the perw1t the s11e. location, and
•nner of installing the lateral sewer. Such destgn shall be in accor'd1nct
v1th the District's Standard Specifications. lf 1 lateral s-..r is 1nst.11ed
by tht applicant, owner, or custO..r; the lateral stver Jotnts stwall re111in
exposed uttt11 they have been inspected and approved bf the lhtrict. The
t she, slope, 1111,..nt. and •tff'ilh of construction of tM custa111r's
bu11ding sewer. end the .,thods to be used 1n nc1vat 1ftl. placin1 of the pt~,
• Jointing, test1ftl. and blckf1111"1 of the trench shell c0ftfor11 to the
,,, Dhtr1ct's Spic1f1cattons up to ·D1str1ct's Jurhdtction 1nd fr• there on to
the 1ppl1c1blt plUllbing codes enacted and enforced by th• c1t1es of Irvine,
; 1,Atuna leach. ~rt leach, orange, Saftt1 Ana, and Tustin, as "911 as by the
County of Orante or its successor.. •
4.S. LIMITATIClfS ON SERVICE CONNECTIONS :
Mo perwit shill be issued except on tht following conditions:
•1 4.5.1. Miter Si,..tce Connections
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(•)
(S)
(6)
(7)
4 .S.2.
( 1)
( 2)
When property provided vtth a wter 11nic1 connecti9" •NI •ler
•t•r 1s sulMlh1decl, such connection aM •t•r stwa11 M censi,.red
as servinf the lot or ,.reel of 11IMI t"8t tt d1rectlr or ftnt
enters. Additional tf9l•r .. ins 1nd/or ~1erv1ce 11nt1 "111 ~
requtred for all subdivided areas 1n ecconlance with these lules •lid
letulations.
All wattr used on any pr .. ists whtr• a Mettr 1s installed -..st pass
through the .. ter. CustCM11rs sha)l be held responsible and ch1~1d
' for all water passing through their tlitters .
[very water service lint sh111 be equipped vi th ·an angle curb stop ,
or wheel valve on tht inlet side of tht .,ttr; such valvt or angle ... •
curb stop being intended exclusively for ,~ht use of the Distrtct 1n .
controlling the water supply through the water service line. If the
curb stop or wheel valve 1s da111gtd by tht custCM1er's use w an
extent requiring replact11tnt, such repl1c ... nt shall be at the ·
custOftltr's expense . ~
Latera 1 Sewers
For single fa111ly detached unit rts1dentia~ developNent I sep1r1te
and 1ndtptndent literal sewer shall be provided for every individual
parcel or building under individual owntr!J'ip.
for cond011iniunt developMtnts tht following Minitlu~ number of lateral
sewer shall be p~ovidtd :
Non Stacked l lateral per every two units -•• size
2 Story Stacked l lateral per every four units -6• size
Multi-Story 2 laterals per building -6• size
(3) for 1p1rtflent developn1ents the following minimum nUftlber of lateral
sewers sha-11 be provided :
(4)
( s)
1 lateral per building -6• size
The District reserves the right to limit the nuaiber of buildings or
the area of land under one ownership to be connected to one lateral
sewer .
When property provided with a 1atera l s...nr 1s subdhtd_ed. such
lateral sewer shall be considered as serving the lot or parcel of
land that it directly or first enters . Additional sewers and/or
lateral sewers may be required for all subdivided areas in
accordance with these Rules and Regulations .
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4.6. RELOCATION OF WATER SERVICE LINE, LATERAl SEWER, OR RECLAIMED WATER
SERVICE LINE OR FIRE HYDRANT
Should a water service 11ne, lateral sewer, reclai•d water servic_, line or
fire hydrant installed pursuant to the request of the applicant, owner, or
customer be of the wrong she or installed at a wrong location; the cost of
all cha~ges requ i red shall bt paid by the applicant, owner, or custOfllr. All
water services, latera 1 sewers. rte lai11td water services and f i rt hydrants
provided pri or to final street illS)rovements shall be considered tenaporary and
the costs for all repairs or changes required to bt perfo,..,d by the District
sha )l be pa id by the applicant, owner, or customer.
4 .7 . ILLEGAL CONNECTIONS
No person sha 11 Make connect ion to the District's w1ttr. sewer, or rec lai•d
water facilities without a permit or except as providtd in the pem1t issued
by the District . Specifically, but not by way of 11•itation as to any
connection to the District's sewer1g1 f1ctliti es; no roof downspouts, exterior
foundation drains , areaway drains,"' car wash pads not covered by a roof, or
other sourcts of surface runoff or ground water sha 11 bt connected to 1
District sewer facility or to a building sewer or building dr11n that in~turn
is connected directly or indirectly to a District sewer facility .
•.8. METER TESTING
If 1 water or reclaf,..d water .. ter fails to register during any period or ts
known to register inaccurately. the cust011tr shall be charged with an average
daily consuf11Pt1on during the sa .. 110nth shown by the reading of the .,ter when
1n ust and registedng 1ccurately. Any custa111r •Y d1111nd that the •t•r
through which w.ter or ,..cla1•d water 1s being furnfshtd be ex111intd and
tested by tu Dhtrt-e.t for th.a purpose of ascer-taining whether or not 1t h
correctly registering the 111e>unt of water or recla1 .. d water being delivered
through it. Such dtNnd shall bt in writing and shill be 1ccCM1P1nied by a
deposit equal to tht ch•rv• for testing as deterwined by the D1str1ct .
Upon receipt of such d1111nd and deposit, the D1strtct v111 have tht •ter
1x1•1 ned and tested and, 1f upon such test the •t•r 1h1 ll bt found to
register over two percent (21) 110re veter thin 1ctuellr p1ss1s through 1t, the
Mttr shal 1 be properly ·1dJuU1d or another Mltr substituted therefor. the
deposit shall bt returned, and the water or rtclai•d water btll for the
current 110nth w111 be adjusted proport1on1t1ly. If the •ter should bt found
to register not 110re than two percent (21) llOrt water thin 1ctu11ly pants
through tt, the deposit shall be ntained by tht Dhtr1ct as the expense of
•king the test. ·" "
4.10. WATER IACkflOW PREVEWTIOH
4.10.1. leneral .
Jhe purpose of these provh1ons h to protect th4t Dhtrict's potable w.ter
,..,1r 111tnst 1ctu1l or potential cross-connections by isol1ttn9, v1thtn the
,r.911tses, cont .. iNltion or poll•tion U-.t .. r occur ltecause of Mftdi1cover"ed or
unauthorhecl cross-connect 1on on tlM ,,...hes. lhese prov1s1ons are in
acconlance with the C111forftia Adll1nhtr1t1ve Cod•. Title 17 (hbHc ttulth),
entttle«f •••1ul1t1ons R1l1ttn1 to Cross-Connections.• •
These provisions shall be 1n addition to end not in Heu of the controls and
requi,...nts of other r911l1tory 1eencie1, such as local tove,_..ul lftMies
and local and Sutt llHlt" letNrtmnts. These f"91•11Uon are t11tiMH to
protect the D1itr1ct' s ~ltlt "9ttr supply IM are Mt t•tetMIM to provide
f"elUlltefy .. asures for Jrotection of USef'I f nlll the .. lli'°iS Of
cress-coanectfons within Uetr °"" '""1111. lot.iitttsuildtftl t,..,,
provisions, th• Dhtrict 1ccepts no relf0ftlt.,11ty for cron-c-.ctions or
resultt111 hl11rds or cOftu.fMti•.
The Dhtrict tt.s ~..,.1_,.. • 1ettve cre11-c-.ctt• cenrel ,,..,... wtU a c .... 1-con..ection taatrel ,..,.. ta eiMt•t•ter "' ........... -..... ,,.,
er •t1ftcat1ons ,..Nt .. tll1M ,.....11tw er U. ,.,,, • .._1, • •tNCtM
ta tM lft.,ector. ,... ... , ..
t..u•-·~--lt
::m1• --:::ms• ,,...,.Cl
tftfon11tt0ft. tncludtnt pllllill»tn1 incl 'utldtnt plans. to etNblt the Dtstrtct to
d1t1r11tn1 the level of blckflow prot1<tt0ft .-.qutred . The proper INckflow
protectton, 11 d1t1r11tn1d by the Dtstrtct. 1h111 then be 1n1t1lltcl and
inspected before w.ter 11rvtc1 is provtdtcl .
(ICh tt• there h I Chlr_ttl Of CUlt-r (tfthtr owner or ten.nt) on any
c-rc1al or 1ndu1trt1l ,,..he, the owner or c••t-r shall notify the
D1str1ct ·11119d1ate1y. The D1str1ct v111 thlft rea11111 the level of protectton
requ.1red. Aho, 1ny 1lt1r1ttons to ••ht1nt onsttt' factltttes that •Y affect
tht level of protectton requtred ll!ISt be reported 1 ... diat•ly to the Dtstrtct.
Pr• tt• to tt•, r1pre11nt1t1ves of 1ny health a1ency h1vtn1 jurhdictton
and/or th• Dtstrtct Illy conduct surveys of any pr .. t11s where weitr service ts
provided by th• Dtstrtct. The purpose of -such surveys ts to d1t1,..tn1 1f 1ny
actual or potent 1al cross-connections ••ht. The app11cant owner or custCMMr ,
shall provide reasonable cooper1tton tn fa~tlt~ttng such ...s urveys. . .~
Addtttonal tnfon11tton concerning b.tckf low prevention •Y be.obtatntd from the
•Manual of Cross-Connection Control,• foundation f9r Cross -Connection Control
and Hydraultc Research, Unhersity of Southern Ca11forn1a, School of
£ngtn11rtng .
4.10 .2. Where Protection ls Required
l1ckflow protection for the Dhtrtct's potable water supply shall be provtdtd .
on each water service connection to:
( 1) Pr1t11s1s having an auxi 11ary water supply. unless the aux111ary
vattr supply ts approved by the public health agency having
jurtsdictton.
(2)
(3)
(4)
Pr•"'' ses on which any substance h hand ltd tn such fashion that
could pemit entry tnto the water systtnt. This shal 1 1nclude tht
handltng of process waters and waters originating from the
D1str1ct's system that have been subject to deter1orat1on in
sanitary quality.
Premi ses that have internal cross-con~ec t1ons, unless such
cross-connections are abated to the sattsfact,on of the District and
approved by the State or local health agency.
Premhes having intricate pl umbing and piping 1rrang111ents or where
not all portions of the prem,ses are readi ly accessibl~ for
inspection purposes .
(5) Premises hav i ng a repeated hi story of cross-connections being
established or re-established .
4.10 .3. Type of Protecti on
The type of protection required is related to the degree of hazard that exists
on the premises served . The type of protect he device that May be required
(listed in increasing level of protection) 1ncludts : Double Check Valve (DC),·
Reduced Pressure Pri nciple Backf low Prevent ion Oevtc• (RPPO), and an Air Gap
Separation (AG). The water user ·niay choose a higher· level of protection than
required by the District. The •ini111um types required, relative to various
situations, are listed below . Situations not listed below shall be evaluated
on a case-by -case bas i s and the appropriate type of protection requ i red shall
be determined by the District and /or health agency . -
Degree of Hazard
(1) S.wage and Hazardous Substances
(a)
(b)
(c )
(d)
(t)
( 2)
(b)
Prtntises where the District 's potable
water syste~ i s used to supplement the
reclainied water supply.
Pr1t1tists where there are wastewater
pumping and/or treatrlent plants and there
is no interconnection with the potable
water system. This does not include a
stngle ~fantily residence that has a sewage
lift pump . A RPDP ""Y be provided 1n lieu
of an AG if approved by the health agency
·and the Di strict .
Prttaises where rtclai11ed water is used
and there is no interconnection with the
potable water systtta. A,RPPD .. Y be pro-
vided in lieu of an AG tf 1pprovtd by
the h11lth agency and tht District.
Premi ses where hazardous substances ire
handled tn any .,nner tn which the sub -
stances 11ay enter the potable water
system. Thts does not include a single-.
fa~ily residence that has 1 sew~e lift
PUllP · A RPPO 11ay be provided tn lieu of an
AG if approved by the health agency and
the District.
Pr .. ists where there are irrigation
systtt11 tnto which ftrttlizers, herbicides ,
or pesticides are, or can be, tnjected .
Prtt1tses where there ts an unapproved
auxiliary water supply which is
interconnected with the publtc water
systtnt. A RPPD or DC .. Y be provided in
lieu of 1n AG if approved by the health
agency and thi District.
'"•hes ..,._,,.. there 1s an unapproved
1uxtlt1ry w.ter supply ind there are
no tnterconnect1ons vtt~ the District•s
w.ter syst... A DC •r M provided 1n
1teu of 1 IPPO 1f 1pprov9d br th• health
114'ncy 1nd the 01strict.
(3) fire ,rotectton sritem
(a)
(C)
'rwhes t.Mre tit• f1re spt• h . •trectlr 1....-11~ fr1111 lite 11str1ct•s
wter 1rst• 1ftlll tMre 11u1M1pproved
••tHary wter ._1, • er to t"9
,....ties (ftOt tnerc .... \M).
Min imum Type of
Backf low Prevention
AG
AG
AG
AG
RPPD
AG
•
IC
•
Orange COut OAILV PILOT/T~, Matdt 21, ..
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WEid
Detr•• of HIHrd
or f1re PUllPS wh1ch t1k1 suction frCMI
prtv1t~ reservoirs or tanks 1r1 used .
(4) Prtt1is1s where entry is restricted so that
inspect,ons for cross-connections cannot be
•d• with sufftc,ent frtQuency ·or it sufft-
cently short no~tce to 1ssurt that cross-
connect1ons do not ex i st.
(S) Prt~ists Where there 1s a repeated history
of cross-connections be1ng established or
re-est1b 1 tshed.
4.10 .4 . Inspection 1nd Maintenance of Protective Devices
.. ,,., .. ,,,. ef
1tcU lw Pctytat1• J
DC
RPPO
RPPO
. It sha 11 be tht duty of the wa t er user on 1ny prtt1i ses on which backf low
prewent1on dev ices are installed to have COftlP•tent 1nspect1ons 111d1~1t least
once a year, or IM>rt often in those instincts where successhe inspections
indicate repeated failure. All i nspections and testing shall bt pe;fo,...d by
a tester certified by the local health depart11ent . The devices shall 1lso be
tested inmed i attly after they are -i nstalled, relocated or ripa1red and shall
not be pl aced in service unless they are funct ion1ng as required .
The Di strict will notify. the appl icant , owner or custOtltrs when routine
testi ng h needed and also supply theni with the necessary form that •st be
filled out each ti111 a device ts tested or repaired . The notice wilt include
the d1te when th• test ..ust be completed, generally 30 days 1ft1r the date of
the not1ce . The c()ftlPltted, ori ginal forms shall be returned to the District.
Copies of the COf'llPltted forms shal l also ' be sent to the local health
departme nt.
The appl icant, owner or customer sha ll not i fy the Di strict any ti .. the device
is repaired, replaced or relocated.
A second not 1ce sha 11 be sent to each water user who does n6t have that r
backf low prevention dtv1ce tested as prescribed in the first notice w1th1n the
time allowed . The see-ond not-ice wi ll ghe the water uur a lS~ay P•riod to
hive the1r b1ckf low prevention devi ce tested .
If no act ion h taken wi thin the 15-day peri od, then a third notice will be
sent to t he water user gi vi ng the wa t er user 1 f inal 10-day period to have the
dev ice tested.
If no act 1on 1s taken w1thin the 10-day period, then the Di strict will notify
the user that wate r servi ce wi 11 be teminated and proceed to turn off the
wate r unt 11 the device 1s tested and passes the test . See Sect ton 14 .10. 7 .
Terminat i on of Water Serv i ce .
A device sl)all be repaired or replaced by, and at the expense of 'the water
user, whenever it is found to be defective . Records of all such tests and
repairs shall be 1111nta1ned by the water user . The District •Y request
records regard i ng any ba~flow prevent i on dev ice on the pr1t11ses .
A dev i ce may be removed for re_eair or re
0placement 1 provided that (_.) water use
is dhcont1nued uht il repa i r or replacement is tC>fllPleted and :the device ts
returned to service, or (b ) the service connection ts equipped with other
backf low protection approved by the Di stri ct. A retest .will be required
following the repa 1r or repl acement of the dev ice .
A de vice may be relocated fo llowing confinaation by the District that the
rel ocat ion wi l l continue t o provi de t he requ i red protection and s1tisfy
1nsta llat \on requ i rements~ A retest will be requi red fo llow1ng the relocation
of the de vic e.
4 .10 .~ Ma rk1ng Safe and Unsafe Water li ne s
Where the prem ises conta in dual or mult iple wa t er systems •nd pipi ng, the
exposed port ions of pi pe lines sha ll be pa i nted, banded, or .,rktd at
suff 1 c ient 1 nterva ls t o. di st 1 ngu ish clearly whi ch water h safe for drtnk ing
purpos es and wh ich h not safe . Al l out lets i ntended for drinking purposes
sha ll .be plai nl y marked to indicate that fa ct .
For conditions l, 2, 3 or 4 above, the Di stri ct wi ll t1""1nate service to a
customer 's premise after three written not iGes have been sent specHytng the
correct he act ton needed and the ti• pertod tn which 1t •st be C011Plet1d .
'If no action ts taken within the allowed t1tne p~r1od, wter service 111y bt
ternti nated tn 1ccordance with Section 1•, ENFORCEMEN T AND PENALTIES .
For conditions 5, 6, 7 or 8 above, the Di st r i ct will .. 1te reasonable effort to
adv i se the water user of intent to terwiinate water service. Then, the
District wi 11 ten111nate the water service and lock the service valve in the
closed position . Water service will not be rei nst1ted until corrtctton of al l
violations has been approved by the Oi str1ct. Failure to correct the
violations •Y result tn p1nun1nt terwii na t 1on of water service in accordance
w1th Section 14, ENFORCEMENT ANO PENALTIES .
4.12 . AUTHORIZED uses FOR RECLAIMED WATER
In accordance wi th the provis ions of Section l, the uses of recla1•d water
111y tnclude, but not by way of l i,.itation, landscape irrigation, avrtcultura l
trrigat ion, construct ion wate r . industrial process water. wter for flushing
tol tets and urinals in high rhe buildi ngs, and rec reat iona 1 tmpound•nt. la~ iuch use 11Ust. be constdered for 1p~rov1l by the Dhtrict on 1
case-by-case bas i s, and the 01str1ct .. Y deterwii nt in 1ts discretion wt\tther
tt ts necessary or desirable to furnish recla1Mtd wattr for the specific u~e
involved . Oeterwiinations as to spec1f1c uses to be allowed shall be 1n
accordance with the st1ndards of treat111nt and water qu1lity requt,....nts set
forth tn l i tle 22 , Chapter 4, of tht C111forn11 AdN1nistrativt Code . Prior to
approv1ng such uses ; the Distri ct 11i1y. 1n tts dhcretion, set forth spectftc
requirtMnts as cond 1t1ons to providin9 such services and /or require specific
prior approval frON the appropr11te regulatory agenc ies .
4.13 . SCHEDULING RECLAIMED WAl ER
The Ohtr1ct ,..serves the right to contro 1 1nd schtdu le the use of rec 11imd
water 1f tn the op i ni on of the Manager or Ms des1gnated representathe,
schedultng ts necessary for purposes including, but not •11•itlcl to. the
•1nttnance of an acceptable vork ing pressure 1n th• reclatllitd wter srst ..
and provid1nt for rt1sonabl1 saf1gu1nk tn relation to public health.
Guidelines for such scheduling shall be developed 1s de.-d 1pproprtate by the
M1n1Qtr or hts d•siqnated reortsentattve
4.lS. IESPOMSlllllTY FOR MAlNlENANCE •.
4.lS .1. WATCa AND ICCLAIMCO ... lER
The applicant, ~er, or custo..r 1s r"9sponstblt for •tnutn1nt 111 ensUt
facilit1ts that 1r1 under th• ownership of parties other UW.n the li1trtct • .
4 .15 .2. Slwtl -Slllll£ fAMllY UMITS
4.15.3. SCWll -""lflMLLI• •ITS (CGlllCIU•llM c.ltltS -••Ill)
Rl1RteMMt ef en1Ut ll'Wlr. •In 1t•s IM11 .. U.
..
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Dhtr1ct up to the •in lint cleanout or last •nholt. In order to qual Hy
for such .. inttnanct, thtst fac11it1es 11Ust be fully dedicated to tht
D1strict, including proper easeMnts, and approved by the Mln111r or hh
designer. All lattr1h upstrea111 of th• •in 11ne are the respons1b111ty of
the owner/applicant.
4.15 .4. OBSTRUCTION OF OR DEPOSIT OF MATERIAL IN METER IOX£S OR HYDIAMTS
No person shill place, dispose, or deposit or p1rwtt the plac ... nt, disposal
or deposit of 011, tox1c, hazardous or conta•1nattd 11qu1d or Wiste, trash,
dirt, building 111t1r1als or other substances, objects or obstructions in, on
or around Mttr boxes, .D1stMct hydr1nts or other Dhtrict faci 11t1es froni
b1cot1ing obstructed ·or obscured by tre.s, shrubs, plants or 1n any other
•nner so as to it11Ptde their ust or access to th .. to .. kt their use or access
to them or •kt their location difficult to dtttrwine.
If such substances, objects or obstructions art not cleaned and re.oved or art
ptrw1tttd to obscure or i11Pede such faci 11ties, th1 District . •Y. after
providing reasonable notice to the applicant, owner or custa.er, 1cc011Pl1sh
tht cleaning and ....oval and C:harge the applicant, owner or custo.er for the
cost of doing so .•
4.17. INTERIM WATER SERVICES
4 • 17 • l . Genera 1
Tht D1stdct's potable water system has been 11aster pl1nned to serve the
ulti11att residential, conniercial , ind industrial needs of the District's
service 1rea. Design and construction of (ac11it1ts are phased in unison with
tht development of tht above ment toned service rtqu1rt111nts. However, the
District w111 provide service for interim uses whenever possible, although ·
such uses shall bt subject to the conditions set forth herein.
4.17.3. Agricultural Service Connections
(1) The District reserves the right to regulate agricultural users
without notice 1f pressures in the distribution system drop below
~ the •in111&.1m acceptable range . When pressure is rtsu...d to an
acceptable range for a reasonable period of time, all regulated
agricultural services will be returned to their requested flows .
(2) All requests for water and reclaimed water for agricultural purposes
must be .. de 24 hours in advance of the intended use . Only
authorized District personnel will set and adjust flows from all
agricultural service connections.
(3) Deliveries for agricultural use shall be delivered at a constant
rate .
(4) All changes in flows will be 11ade between the hours of 7:00 a.m . and
3:00 p.m. All changes in flow will be 11ade prior to ·10:00 a .m. the
day prior to its intended use. The District reserves th'e right to
interrupt agricultural service 1t any tinie without notice 1f such
usage is causing pressures in the system to drop below an acceptable
range. Such urvice 111y be pemanently discontinued upon 30 days
written notice to tlte owner/applicant.
Section s
FACILITIES DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION
S. l . 6ENERAL
All offsitt water , sewer, 1nd rtclai .. d water facilities and all onsite
reclai•d water faci 11tits shall be designed and constructed according to the
requireMents, conditions, 1nd standards stt forth in the Standard
Specifications, which docut1ent is on file at the office of the District, and
by this reference 1s incorporated herein . ·· ·
The reclai•d water systttt, including both offs1te and onsite facilities,
shall bt separate and independent of any potable water system.
5.2. OFFSITE WATER, SEWER, ANO RECLAIMED WATER FACILITIES
l Any water distribution, sewage collection, or recl1i•d water distribution
:systttt facilities, to th1 extent d1t1,..1ned by tht District, required to serve
w1th1n dtveloPMnts of th..-l)roperty. vtthtn the Di strict sha 11 bt provided by
the applicant, owntr, or cust0111.r at his expense.
Plans and specifications for 111 water distribution, sewer collection, and
reclai .. d water distribution fac111t11s shall be subllitttd to and approved by
the District in advance of construction.
Tht District will assURte responsib111ty for providing water, sewer, and
reclai•d water service to tht point of connection (individual lots for
residential water and sewer service) of such develoP9'nt upon transfer to the
District of title to all facilities in tht required systetH and any necessary
eastt1tnts therefor. All 11st11ents shill bt 1n 1 fo,.. accept1ble to the
District and not subject to outstanding obligations to relocate such
facilities or any deeds of trust, except 1n instances whtr ... such 1s d1ten11tn1d
by tht Board or the Manager to bt 1n tht best interests of the District.
5.3. ONSITE RECLAIMED WATER FACILITIES .
Any onsitt reclaiflltd water faci11ty shall be prov1ded by the applicant, owner,
or customer at his expense. Tht 1pplicant, owner, or customer shall retain
title to all such onsite facil1t1es .
Onsite reclai .. d water fac1lit1ts, in addition to confo,..ing to the Standard
Specifications shall confo,. to local govern1~ codes, rules, and
regulations. Tht C1t1es of lrv1nt, Laguna leach, MewpC>rt le•ch. Orange, Slnt1
Ana, and Tustin end the County of Orange shall have authortty over .. ttr1als,
equip...nt, design, and construction MthOds used wtth1n their jurhdiction.
When the D1strict's Standard Spec1f1cat1ons require 1 hfgher qua11ty .. ttrial,
equ1Pfltnt, dts1gn or construction •thod than that required by the 1bov1 local
governing codes, rules, and regul1ttons; the District's Spec1ficat1ons shell
t1ke precedence.
Plans and spectftuttons and recont drawings sha 11 be preptred and subll1tted
to the District 1n accordance v1th the Standerd Specff1c1tfons. Plans and
spec1f1cat1ons •st bt approved by · the · Dhtrtct prfor to c~nc1ng
construction . Prior to c~nc ... nt of serV1tt to an~ onstt1 syst• ustng
recla1flld water, record drawtngs shall be provided and 1ppreved and the
installed syst• shall be tested under act1v1 cond1t1ons to 1n111re that the
opfrat1on ts 1n 1ccord1nce with the tntent of these lules end .. 1111t1ons.
In 1ccord1nc1 vtte. Section 1 lwre1n, 1n those 1rets .,._.,.. recl1191d wter h
not 11111dt1t1ly awa11ab11 for use ""'" tlw tlest1n 1re1 ts ,....Y for
constructton, and 1f ttte Obtrtct hes .utemied tMt reclatllM .. t•r v111 be
supp119d tft tM fvt•re, ttte •s1te factltttn 19'111 .... rtMl•• .. 4tltlftM
to' use reclatllild .. ter. Prewtst•• ie..11 .. •• • U.St repl1tf11t1
follMd to 111w fer c•Httett. t4t U. NC11MllN .. ter f1c.,tH\t11 .._ u..,
--1wat1a•lt. lft tM ttwae'111, .-1e ,_..,k •*" wtll ie IWHM te
i.:: ....... ~,~,,,...,. .... ~ . .-",,.1a •Ur facUttta ••• • t121t£Xr. _....1• .-.r .Ur
CIPRICtt•. A Nc'fltw ""91Ur '9f lie ~ ............. '• ICC ....... IHUt 11ctt• 4.10 ... ,. ... "111 ,,. u ,. ... •• .. ,._ f ntttn .,. •fM _..,.•Ur. TN Nekfl• ,,_,•ter 1MU M ... trllill.. e.tet
-Ul11 lti a 119rt ., ttl t•Uttt•. 1'I It lttct MtH f'llilmM•
NetfllW .,. .. "" ... wt11 tM CllAICtt• .. f UI
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The oper1t1on 1"411 surve1111nc1 of 111 onite recl11md wmter 1rsttm
f1ctl1ties, 1nclud1ng but not 11111tld to landscape ~rrt1at1on srst-.
.. r1cultural trrt11tton syst-. wmter fer fh111t1111 totlets and ur1uh in
h19hrhe office butld1ngs •• srst.IM llttltnd h• nlatton to use of recl11~
wmt1r for indu1tr1al process or centntettlft purpo111. or recnattou1
111POundmnt syst•s ustng the Ohtr1ct11 reclaimd wmter, shall M pder t•
•na1-nt of an •anstte leclatmd Miter S.perv1sor• desf1nated t.y the
1ppltc1nt, owner. or customer and approved by t"9 District. Th• 01strtct .. y.
from UM to t1M. r94U1rt that aft •0nstte ltcl1tmd Wlter SUpervtsor' obtltl
instruction tn the use of recl1t•d water, such 1nstructton betng provided br
or approved by the D1str1ct. However, pursuant to Sectfon 8.2 of these lules
and Regulations, the Maftag•r or authorhed represintathts of th• District
shall ..,nitor and inspect the entire rtclai .. d water syst•, tncludtng onsitt
and offsitt fac111ties, and for these purposes shall have the r1ght to enter
upon the cust011tr's·p,...tses during reasonable hours.
' The applicant, owner, or custOMr shall have tht following responsibilities tn
relation to operation of ons1te fac111t1es:
..
..,
(1) To •kt sure that• .111 their operations personnel are tr.a1ned and
fa•1111rtzed wtth the use of reclai.,d water.
(2) To furnish thei~ operations personnel with •tntenance instructi9ns,
controller charts, and record drawings to ensure proper operation tn
accordance with the onsite fac111tits design and thtst Rulu and
R'gula,tions.
(3) To prepare and subflit to the District one (1) set of record drawings.
(4) To notify the District of any and all updates or proposed changea,
llOd1ficat1ons, or additions to the onsite facilities, which changes
shall require approval by the District and shall be designed and
constructed according to the requi re11ents. conditions. and standards
set forth tn tbe District's and stt forth in tb•st Rules 1nd
Regulations, 1nc1ud1ng but not 11•1ted to Section 5.3 hereof. In
accordance "1th the above referenced rtqui r1111nts, cond1t tons, and
standards, changes "'ust be subftlitttd to the District for plan check
and approval prior to construction. The construction shall be
inspected by the District, and revised record drawings and controller
charts sha 11 be approved by the District. The Dhtri.ct NY-, 1f it
deems such to be in the best interest of the District, waive or
110d\fy any of the foregoing.
(5) To ensure· that the reclei11ed water facilities ret111\n in accordance
with these Rules and Regulations including the District's Standard
Specification. For exaniple, but not by way of li•itation, as st1ted
in the design criteria section of the above referenced specifications :
(a) Cross-connections between potable water facilities ind onsite
reclai11ed water facilities art forbidden. .
(b) Hose bibs on reclai111d water facilities are forbidden .
. (c) Drinking fountains shall be protected ffOM the spray of
reclaimed water.
(6) Tp oper1te and control the systn in order to prevent direct hUtMn
consutRPtion of r1clai111d water and to control and li•1t runoff . Tht
applicant, owner, or ~ustOMr shall be responsible for any and all
subsequent uses of the reclai,..d water. Operation and control
11easures to be utilized 1n this regard shall include, where
appropriate, but not be liniited to the following :
('7)
( ll)
( b)
(c)
Onsite reclai11ed water facilities shall b• operated to prevent
or •inimize discharge onto areas not under control of the
customer. Full circle sprinklers shall not be used adjacent to
sidewalks, roadways, and property lines in order to confine th•
discharge from sprinklers to the design area.
The operation of the onsit• reclai111d water facilities shall be
during the periods of •foi .. 1 hwun ust of the service area .
Consideration shall be given to allow 1 •nimuni dry-out tifllt
before the disign 1rta will be used by the public . . .
Recl1111td water shall be applied at a rate that does not exceed
the infiltration rate of tht so11. Whtrt varying soil types are
present, the design and operation of th• reclaimed water
faci11t1es shall be C01111Patible with tht lowest infiltration rate
of the soil present .
(d) Whtn the application nt• exceeds tht infiltration rite of the
soil, 1utCM11t1c s~sttt11s shall be utilized and progra ... d to
prevent or •ini11he tht ponding and runoff of rtcla1•d water .
Tht sprinkler shall not be allowed to operate for a t1 .. longer
than the landscape's water requirtt1tnt. If runoff occurs before
the landsc1pe's water requtr ... nts ere Mt, t 1 1utot11tic
controls shill be repr09ra ... d w1th additional watering cycles
of shorter du rat 1on to Mtt the requi r ... nts . Th 1s •thod of
operation is tntended to control and l1•1t runoff .
(e) To report to the District any and all failures 1n 1ppl1c1nt,
owner, or cust01111r's syst .. that cause an unauthori11d discharge
of ree1a1Md water.
To COllPlY with any and 111 applicable federal, Stitt, and local
st1tu'ts, ord1nanns, regulations, contracts, thue· Rules and
Regulations, and all requireMnts prescribed by the .Manager and the
Board . In tht event of v1olat1on, all charges ana penalties shall bt
applied and collected by Otstr1ct.
Section 9
COMECTION Ff ES
t. l. llN£1Al
Connection fees app11cablt to 111 property to be served shall be e1tablhhed
fr• tt• to ti• by the lolrd and set forth tn [a"1t.1t I to thtu Rules •nd
Rttulattons . Such property to be ser'Wd 11Mll ~ l1911ly dtscrtMcl 1n the
1pp11c1tton for service.
If, subs..,_,.t to the hsuance of tll• 1R1tt1l perwtt. U..re h a chal'.'tt 1n
_....,. 1pp11c1nt, tenant, cu1t1111r, cla11 of .,e, or cens ... t10ft, the D1str1ct •r d1t1,.1n1 that addtttona1 c..-cttlft fMs are ,_.u1Nd. T ... s• addtttOM1
'"'"•' shl 11 bt c_,..ted Oft tM Msts ef U.. resultt .. increese '" 11rv1c1 capec1tr and fl•; or. °" •Rr reclasstficatilft of •s•r tw.e.
......_.,r • d•"I• 11ee111tute1 tM ..... , ef f.wtMr '"' to Ute Dhtrict,
tM lhtr1ct •r ,_.,. U. lllCW1 ... •clin1 .. • tie "'"'rtr (Ms.ii .,.
......... tek• f,. tM ... ..-.C•)J Wttlt .... ~·-ftt'-tM te .. ,.._,,. fer ••hti .. er ,.111t1e ,.._.. c•• 1tt• M ......... -.U.r a
•Hft....i n1 ,.,., t1 ,...tN. lltetWt91t* ., tlle lt1tr1ct ta Utts
NllN 111111 M ... t• I Mlwttll tfW fer
'""'"' ..... 1 ., '-'· .•. .,.,,,_, ....... .... ,,.. ..
cal ,..,. ...... ..,.
1-. ... -~u.
t
•
f OF' ttrv1ct or any succtnor the,..of. Any such -.unt •Y bt ,..covered
d1rectly from any of the for~otng by ••ns of procttdhtgs 1n1ttattd tn the
proper •n1ctpel or super1or court of the Stitt of C.Hfornt1. In addtt1on to
recover.tng such ..,unt by •ins of judtct1l deter:m1utton o,. procetdtng, the
Ohtrict •Y. to the extent nw or subsequently ,.,..ttttd by '"'· cause such
tllOunts to be collected tiy the County Tix Collector', t~ethtr with any 1entr1l
or spect1l taxes or s1•111r chlrtts on the property to "'tch thts servtct has
bttn provtded, and 1s 4tscrtbed tn the 1pprop,.t1tt 1ppltc1tton for service.
Jn etthtr event, the 1ppltc1nt, ~tr, or custCM1er 1nd 111 persons stgntng the
application shill be li1blt tn addttion to such 1110unt tndtvtdually and
collt~vely for 111 costs incurred tn collecttng such 1ddiUon1l a110unts to
the Distrtct. as dtttrmtned 1n the 111nntr htretn provided, tncluding a
r11son1blt 1110unt for attorney's ftts. Also, the Otstrict .. Y. at 1ts
dhcrt\ ton. termin1t9' water. sewer. ind/or recl1t•d water strvtce tn the
.. nntr provtdtd for 1n these Rules and Regullttons 1f such a•unts are not
patd on the d1tt in t~t .. nner tretn provided .
c-9. 2. INTERPRETATION OF COttNECTION FEES
If th• f1ctu1l sttuattons presented in 1n applic1tton by an applicant. owner.
or cust~r do not fall within the cl1sstfic1ttons set forth tn Exhtbtt •e•·to
these Rules and Regulations. thf Manager sh~ll 1nterprtt thlfl to establish 1
reasonable cl1ssiftc1t1on and fee . In 111king such interpretations, the
Manag~r sh~ll be guided by the policy of the .District set forth herein .
Further, 1n th3 event that the applic1nt, owner, or custot1tr dots not concur
in the dtt1n1in1tion of tht MAnager, ht .. Y request that such be considered by
the Board . Any such request shill be tn writing ind shall set forth detail
and facts supporting tht differences between the request of applicant. owner.
or custOMer and th• det1rwtn1tion Made by the Manager. No such application
shall bt cons1dtrtd unless there is 1 specific and detailed request for action
proposed by 1n 1ppltc1nt, owner . or customer s•tting forth the exact amount of
fees that the applicant, owner or customer be11evts should bt established and
shall tntlude supporting infonution . Preferably •. such supporting tnfonnat1on
should bt prepared 1nd subnlttted by 1 Rtghttrtd Ch11 Engineer, experienced
in the construction, optr1tton, 111nagenient, 1nd f1n1nctng of 11Un1cipal water
and/or sewage fac111tits.
If approved by the Board, such decision shall be i"'l)let11nted by a special
agree11ent between the 1pplicant, owner. or custOC'llr and the District.
including adequate guarantees and 1ssurances of further or addtttonal payt1tnt
at such ti111e as the proposed use of the property described in the 1pplicatton
for such 1ction by the Board ts MOdifted. changed. or amended, or the extent
of the use of the applicant, owner, or custorMr exceeds that represented to
District. The decision of the District in all instances shall be final,
subject to administrative or Judical review. except as otherwise provided by
law .
9.3 . DEFERRED PAYMENTS
Rescinded by Resolution 1919-1. effective January8, 1919 .
Section 10
WATER ANO RECLAIMED WATER SERVICE
LINE ANO LATERAL SEWER CHARGES
10 .1 . WATlR ANO RECLAIMED WATER SERVICE LINE CHARGES
( 1)
( 2)
( 3)
(4)
(S)
(6)
The District shall 11ake charges for the installation of and perpetua l
maintenance of 1 ll service lines. water and reclaimed water r111ters.
and appurtenances thereto; all of wh ich art the property of the
District. Said charges of the Oh trtct. inc 1 udi ng the water
connection fees, ntUSt be paid before work will be perfo""!d . Any
requ1red backflow prevention devices on potable water serv1ces and
flow or pressure control devices shall be downstream of the meter and
provided by the 1pplicant, owner, or customer at his expense .
ti
In tho~ instance-s where the applicant provides (at no cost to the
District) the water or reclaimed water service line and appurtenances
thereto, the District shall ..ake 1 charge for the installation of the
water or reclaimed water meter only. which is to remain the property
of the District. Said charge, tn addition to all other usual and
regular charges of the Dist-rtct, including any specifted connection
fte, as set forth in Exhibit 8, must be paid before work will be
performed .
The District shall niake charges for the tnst1llatton of and perpetual
maintenance of 111 service lines for on-site fire hydrants or
1utomattc fire spinkltr systems, including a check valve on potable
water services of a type approved by the N1tiona 1 Board of Fi re
Underwdters, .. equipped with a bypass Mter. l>ut not including the
down~tre~m control valve, 1f Jue~ 1s required by the customer, all to-
reniain the· property of the District . Said charges, 1 n add it ion to
all other usu11 and regular charges of the District. including any
specified conntttion fte. as set forth in Exhibit 8, raust be paid
before work will be ptrfonned.
Whtntvtr 1n inst11l1t1on ts requtrtd by 1n 1ppl1c1nt that is not
covered by tht schedule of ch1rgts established from ti• to time by
the Board and published 1n Exh1b1t 8 to these Rules and Regulations,
such work wi 11 bt done with ch1rgts based upon 1n esti .. te of costs
•d• by the D1str1ct. If a water or recla1•d water strv1ce line
exceeds SO feet in length. or for any other va11d reason it cannot be
1nst1lltd for the aflOunt stated tn the 1pproprt1tt schedule of
charges set forth in Exhtb1t B owing to the pecul i1rtty of the
proposed service, tht D1str1ct reserves tht r1ght to .. kt said
1nstall1tion. A deposit will bt required to cover tstt .. ttd costs
prior to the perfo,..nct of 1ny work . Upon CQ11Pltt1on of the
tnstall1tton. the depos1t wtll bt adjusted based on actual costs . If
1ctu1l costs dtfftr from tht deposit a•unt, the appltcant. owner. or
custo.r sha 11 be invo1ctCI by the Ohtrtct for the excess of the
1ctu11 cost over the deposited amount, or refunded .the d1ff trtnce 1f
less than the deposit.
Whenever veter or ,..cl1illtd veter servtc• ltnes. ..ttrs. fire
hydrtnts, or other appurtenances art requested to be ••tel by the
1ppltc1nt for any reason wMtsoevt,.. A deposit wt 11 bt required to
cover estt•ttd costs pr:ior to the perfo,...nct of any wort. Upon
cQllPlttton of the servtct relocation, the depos1t wtll bt 1djusttd
used on actutl costl. If actual costs dtfftr frm the deposit
uount, the 1ppHc1nt. cwntr, or custo.r shall be tnvo,cd by th•
Dtstrtct for t ... excess of the actu1l cost ovtr the dtpos1ttd ..aunt.
or refunded t9"1 •ifftrenct tf less than tht dtpos,t .
A t._orary service cen..-ctiOft •Y bf instalJiM for 1se over • period
of t,• •t eacetdi .. st. (i) monus . for e1eh 111elt c .. ectton, an
appltc1tt• 19'111 .. f'1ed in acco,,..nct v1U tM ,,.vtstons of
s.ctton 4.Z of tt.n• .. ,., •M l91ul1t10ftt. btes to M cMrttd for
Wlt•r nM ,,. ••• c011MCtt• 18'111 M 1• •cco,...M• with •T 141rarv CeMt"9Ctt• S.mce• c•bilttd tn £xht~1t I. n.e 11ser of
a tellferary rec11-.. •ter sentce 1Mll l•t111t1t1 •• •0ns1te
ltc11t_. •ttr _."tser• t" •cco~anct v1t" t... ,....,,__ts of
Secttea 1.1.t ........ ~
LATllAL • CllAm
(2)
Orange COUt DAILY PILOT/Tu.day, Mer~ 21, 1118 cS
' ftiUC iriii
esti .. tt of costs •d• by the Otstr,ct. Any required bactwlttr
valves and appurtenances shall be provided by tht appltcant. owner.
or custo..r at hts expense .
Whenever later1l sewers. ..nholts, or other appurten1ncts art
rtQutsttd to' be 110ved by an 1ppl1c1nt for any reason "'•tsoevtr, the
charges shall be • .. dt on the b1sh of an estt .. te of costs by the
Ohtrtct . Tht char'1tS he,..1n required art 1n addition te all other:
charges required by the Dhtr1ct for stwtr servtce and art p1y1bl•
pursuant' .to 1rr1n9Mtnts approved by the loard. A deposit w111 be
required to cover esti111ttd costs prtor to the ptrfon11nc1 of any
work . Upon cor..pletion of the servtct relocation, the deposit will be
adjusted for actual costs. lf actual costs d1fftr frOll the dtpostt
amount, the applicant. owner, or customer shall bt invoiced by tht
Distric~ for the excess of the actual cost-over the deposited 1110unt,
or refunded tht renwtining balance if less than the tstt111tt.
Section 11
SECURITY DEPOSIT . ..
As 1 rule, the District .. Y require of an applicant, owner, or cust011er such •
deposit. 1f dened necessary by reason or est i•ted future water, sewer~ and
reclaimed water billings or 1f there is an instance or instances ol ,.anthly •
delinquency. ·such ai.ount shall not be less than ttte 1stt11ated cost.of water,
sewer, and reclainied water service for 1 ont-t10nth period or such other aMOunt
as determined by the Manager or Board . Otposhs Ny be returned after one (1.)
year at the request of the applicant, owner, or custonttr; providing that all
bills rendered durtng the succeeding twelve (12) 110nth period have been paid
within fifteen (15) days of presentation .-A deposit d1tenained by tht
District w111 be required for all construction water 11tters. Upon ttn1inat1on
of service, depos1t 1niounts not previously returned shall be applied to the
final utiltty bill •nd any· remaining 1tnount refunded to the appltcint. owner
or customer.
12.2. CHANGE OF SERVICE CHARGE
The Board reserves the rtght to change the schedule of water. sewer, ind
rtcl11me,d water service charges and other charges at any time .
12 .4 . METERING
For the purpose of computing charges, Heh 11tter on the custOMr' s pret111sts
will be considered separately. and readings of two or •rt .. ters will not be
combined as equi va ltnt to nieasurement through ont 11tttr except that in those
instances in which, by reason of speci1l optrtting conditions, the District
substitutes two or more ... ters of a snialltr s1zt for 1 stnglt 11rger Meter on
the same servic• connect ion . In this specta l CISI. tht s ht of service
connection shall bt substituted for the size of the Mttr tn tht application
of the rate schedule, and shall be the basis {or COllPUting charges.
12 .5. TIME ANO "AHNER OF PAYMENT
( 1) A 11 b11 ls and charges for waier. sewer. and rtclat•d water service
hereunder shall be due and payable upon presentation and shall btcOftll
delinquent tw•nty-f 1v.t (ZS) days tbtra1tter. Such bttls and ch•r'1ts
shall be dee1Md to have been presented upon having been deposited in
the United States .. 11; postage paid; and addressed to the applicant.
owner, or customer reflected 'in the records of the Oht;.ict .
( 2)
( 3)
If payment 1s riot 111dt within twenty-f 1ve ( 2S) days after
presentation, 1 late charge wtll be levied on any unp11d b1l1nct ind,
following such notice and proceed ings 1s .,Y be required by l1w. the
water and/or rec 11inie~ water servke .. Y bt discontinued . water
and /or reclaimed water service shall not 1g11n bt suppl1td unt11 111
delinquent bills, plus a restoration charge, which 1s est1bl1shtd by
the Board have been J>tid~ H the turn-on 1s requested to bt Mdt
outside regular work 1ng hours. an increased restor1t ion charge sha 11
be paid before servict is restored . P1Y1Mnt shill be Mldt tn person
or by ma '1 at offices of the District, or 1t the opt ion of the
D1s tr1ct, to its authorized collectors.
Discontinuance of service by reason of a delinquent bill shall not
automatically constitute revocation of permit . However. such
delinquency may be considered IS sufficient reason for a revoc1tion
of permit 1n accordance with the provisions of these Ru les and
Regulations .
Sect ion 14
ENFORCEMENT AND PENALTIES
14 .l . GENERA L
Any person, firn1, corporation. association. or agency found to be viol1ttng
1ny provision of these Rules ind Reguhtions or the te,..s and conditions of
the applicant 's, owner's, or cust011er's service 1gree111nt. penwit. or 1ny and
111 1ppltc1ble Federal, State. or local statues. regulations. ordtn1nces, or
other requirements shall be served by the Di~trict with wr itten notice st1ttn9
the nature of the violation and providing a re1Son1ble time 11'1t1t for the
sathflctory correction thereof . The offender shall, within the pertod of
time stated in such notice, ptrta1nently cease 111 violations . Th1s proviston
1s 1n add it ton to and not by way of derog1t ion of any other ,...dies or
procedures ava ilable to the District by law, regulation, or pursuant to 1ny of
the prov1s1ons of these Ru les ind Regulations .
Pursuant to Section 35424 of the Water Code of the Stitt of C.ltfornia. any
violation of these Rules and Reguht ions h a "'1sdetM1nor. the vio lat\ on of
which shall. upon conviction thereof , bt subject to .. a fine of not ltn thin
125 .00 nor 110rt thin 1200.00.
failure to ptnunently cease all violations within the ti• stated shall
result in revoc1tton of the penwtt by the D1str1ct and termination of water,
sewer ind/or rtcl11tMd w.ter service. Violations regatding 1ny one serv1ct
""Y r~sult, at the sole discrtt1on of tht 801rd or ._.nagtr. in terw1nat1on of •
1ny c0ftlbin1tion of or all Mater, sewer, and rtcl11•d Mlttr service in tht
following .. nntr:
Stct1on l6
WATER WELLS
16 .l 'ENERAL
The Distrtct h1s"ln 111Port1nt interest. 1long wtth other 1ppropr1ate
regul1tory egtnc1es. 1n •nitorin9 tht grounclweter bastn locat9d w1thtn its
boundar1ts to otttain infor"llltton 1s to its Quanttty, •U1ltty and other
ch1racteri1ttc1 °" an ~1storical and ongotn1 INsis. 9'1ny wells 9'ave ~tn
constructed 1nd eperettd wtthtn the D1strtct for 11r,cultur1l ,v,.,.ses ~
private users. ,,... ti• to tt .. , •ue to iMr"Htirte urtNniutt•, ta. of
these wells are M lMter ne1dff as productton wlh. The '"'"'°'' •f tlah
section ts to r91ulatt tilt COftltnKtton end rteOftttrwcttott of ell ••htt.._ •M
future W1t1r wlb to 'ro•i• for tbl •1trvctt• •r et"9r ne ef __ ........
velh, and to 'rovtde fer tM t•ttiattOft 1'"9 c-.letten of con-ecUwe -s•ns
relative to wlls vtt.9',R \191 li1tr1ct, t• accC111Plt1~ ttw f1lltwt"1:
A. To pretect "-~•Htr ef tM 1reu•Mter W\U.t• U.. 111vtct;
To ,rouct te.e Mltt8', ufetr.
lhtrtct;
PNMP ... CS
C. To prot1ct tht c1p1b111ty of tht District to product 1nd distribute
w.ttr for th• use , btntf 1t and protection of the residents of tht
D1str1 ct .
D. • To avoid pre .. ture destruction of wells that can be converted to
11e>n1tor1ng or production use .
16.2 DEFINITIONS
A.
B.
-
•Destruction• of a well .. ans th1 CC>nlPl•t• filling and s1111ng of tht
well in accordance with the procedures out lined in tht standards
incorporated into this Section. 1
I • ... 11• .. an$ any excavation constructed by any .. thod for the purpose
of extracttng water fl"Oll or injecting w1t1r into th1 underground, for
p,rov1d1ng tathod.ic protection .or electrical grounding of equip-..nt,
for .. king tests or observ1t1ons of underground conditions, or for
any other ·si•111r purpose . Wells shall ·include, but shall not b•
li•ittd to, COllllUnity water supply wells, ind1v1dual d011estic wells,
industrial wells, agricultural wells, cathodic protection wells,
electrical grounding wells, test and exploratory hol•s, observation
wells. saltwater barrier wlls; and other wells whose regulation h
necessary to fulfill the purpose of this chapter as dettrwined by tht
Manager. Wells shall not incl~de : -l ~ Oil and gas wells, geothenaal wells, or other wells constructed
under the jurisdiction of the State of Departn.ent of
Conservation, except any such wells converted to use as water
wells; ·
2. Well~ used for the purpose of dewatering excavations during
construction, monitoring high groundwater during construction.
1110nitoring or ascertaining ~he existence of groundwater
contamination, or stablizing hillsides or earth etlbanknH!nts : or
3. Wells less than SO feet in depth or 6 inches in "dia11eter.
4. Other wells whose regulation is not necessary to fulfill t~e
purpose of this chapter as detenni ned by the Manager .
C. A we~l shall be presUtled to be •abandoned• when i t has not been used
for its intended purpose for a period of one year .
16 .3 PROHIBITED ACTS --PtRMITS REQUIRED
A. No person. firm, or private or public corporation or ag•ncy shall
construct or reconstruct •ny well within the boundaries of the
District unless such construction or reconstruction is carried out
pursuant to and in confon1ance with a written permi t issued for that
purpose by the Manager as provi ded in this Section.
B. Ho owner or operator of an existing well shall allow it to remain in
an unused condition except in accordance with Section 16 .4. An
unused well dettl"Tllined to be abandoned shall be destroyed pursuant to
and in confonn1ty wi th the require11ents of the District as set forth
in this Section unless the Manager determines that the District
des i res to acqui re and equ ip the wel} for monitori ng or product ion
purposes .
16.4 UNUSED WE LLS --DETERMINATION OF NONABANDONMEN l
A. If a well has not been used for any of the purposes set forth in the
definition of •we11• for a peri od of one year, such well shall be
presuaed to have been 1bandoned, and the burden of proof shall
thereupon be upon the owner or operator of the well to establish to
the satisfaction of the -Manager that the well has not been 1bandoned
ind that the owner and operator intends to continue to use the well
for the intended purposes . The Manager shall require 1 written
declaration under penalty of perjury concerning intended future use
to be filed by the owner or operator of the well before the Manager
detern1ines that the well has not been abandoned . Application for the
renewal of a detel"ftlinat1on of nonabandonment shall be required to be
presented to the Manager by the owner or operator at the beginning of
each cafendar year. Such renewal applications shall be acconipanied
by a new written declaration filed under penalty of perjury. Test
holes and exploratory holes shall be considered abandoned twenty-four
hours after construction work ha s been completed unless otheniise
determined by the Manager.
B. In the event the Manager detel"Tllines that a well is indeed abandoned,
unless the Manager deterwines that the District desires to acquire
and equip the well for 110nitoring qr production purp6ses. the well
shall bt destroyed within thirty days in accordance with the
provh ions of this chapter. However. Jthe owner sha 11 be given
written notice of this deterwination by the Manager . The notice
shall specify the reasons for this decision and shall notify the
owner of his right to request a hearing before the Board of Directors
within ten days .
16 . 5 PERMITS .
A. Applications for permi ts to construct, reconstruct, or destroy any
well shall be made to the Manager and shall contain or prov'-de such
infonution IS he shall require. -
8 . Each application shall be acc0111Pani1d by a fee which shall be
established by the Board of Di rectors. A perwit shall ret111n 1n
tf fect for one yea r from the date of issuance.
C. Permits may be i ssued sub.feet to •ny cond1t1on or requir ... nt found
by the Manager to be necessary to acc011Plish the purposes of this
chapter.
D. i perwit :..y be cancelled or the conditions .~ by the Manager if
he deten1ines that to proceed with th• wort WH1d result in 1
v1Q11tion of the ter.s of the perwit or of this Section.
£. In the event that 1 perw1t ~s denied or cancelled, tbe ...,1tc1nt or
perait holder sh•ll a.. given written notice br the 111-..1r. -..tch
nottce shill spectfy the reasons for hts 1ctton, 1ftd 18'111 ..ttfr t"9
applicant or perwit holder of hts r1ght to request 1 he1rtnt ._fore
the lo1rd of Directors wtthin ten days.
1•.6 COMPLETION Of WORK ~ NOTICE TO MMeA&ER --INSPECTION ,
-Th• ,.,..tttn 1h1ll notify the Mlnager 1n wrtttnt .,on C011Plett• ef tM wrt
"rformd llftdtr t,.. ,.,.it, and no wort shlH ._ ie Kiii ta._.. ..... c .. ~
•ttl tKh wrtttn nottftc1tton his e..n rec1twe.. A ft1111 t1•1ett• 9f U..
wort 18'111 M •d• by tftl Mana91r, 1ftd • ,.n.ttlM 19'111 N t.e '9W
C0111Pltld vith the provtstons of thts ce..pter ef •ts ,.,_., iittl s.c•
t1t1'9(tton 8'1s been "rforwd 1'"9 the wort .,,,.... ., tM lllMllr·
IOTICI .,_ HTDIJllATIOlf"W:TMIAI TJ IMTll M.1n,
\
...
vtthift thirty days fro11 the d1t1
16 .1 IMMEDIATE ABATEMENT Of TMl£AT TO WATll QUALITY, lllALTlt OI SAflTY
If th• Manager finds th1t illllild11te actton ts .ece111ry ta ,,..v,~t t.pat,..nt
of the groundWater or 1 threat to the he1lth or 11f.tr of the ,..lie "9 .. Y
correct th• cOftditto~ without giving nottce. Tbe listrtct .. Y chart• tftl cost
of th• corrtcttve .. 11ure to the owner. However, vtthin ttiMnty-four hours
after initiating IJICh corrective .. asure, the M1n191r shill nottfy tftl Miiner
of the t1111, date ind place at which 1 heiring shall be held by the IOlrd of
Directors rtl1ttn1 thereto: the date shill be not less than ten nor more than
thirty days 1ft1r th• d1te of such notification . .
16 .9 BOARD OF DIRECTORS HEARING ' A.
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At the ti .. fixed for 1 heiring before the lolrd.of Directors
concerning an abandoned well, 1 perw1t, o~ 1 threat to veter quality,
health or safety. as provtdtd for in this chapter, the loer.d~of .
Directors shall hear and consider 1lT0 rtl1v1nt testi11e>ny and evtdenc·•
offered by th• property owner and by any other interested person. . "" . If the Board of Directors d•ttrwines th1t an unused well w.s
incorrectly cla~stfttd as abandoned or th1t 1 per111t was 1111Properly
dtnied or cancelled, it shall direct tht Manager to rec lassify the
well or to 1ssue or reinstate the perwit.
If tht Board of Directors finds that 1 threat to w.ter quality,
health or safety, as deten1in1d by the Manager, dots exist, then it
shall direct the Manager to t1k1 any necessary action to protect the
groundwater or the health ind safety of tht public unless the
situation is corrected by the owner on or before a date to b1
specified by the Board of Directors. The cost of such correct·ive
Measures by the Manager shall be charted to the owner or operator.
In tnstancet, where th1 Manager has corrected a condition under tt'I•
i...,dtatewt6rrection provision of Section 16.8, the Board Qf 1 Directors shall ascertain and review the pertinent hcts concerning
the correction. If tht Board of Directors deterwines that the
Manager 's 1ctions were justified, then it shall direct that tht cost
bt charged to tht owner or operator.
16.10 STANDARDS FOR CONSTRUCTION, RECONSTRUCTION OR DESTRUCTION
Standards for the construction, reconstruction, or destruction of water wells
shall be the stand1rds rec0111tnded in the St-ete Depari.tnt of Nater Resources
Bulletin No . 74, Chapter II, and future ... ndfltnts thereto. Standards for .the
construct1on, reconstruction, or destruction of cathodic prQttction wells
shall be the standards recCM111ended in the State Department of Water Resources
Bulletin No . 74-1, and f~ture ... nd.ents thereto.
16 .11 VIOLATION --PENALTY
Any violation described in Section 16 .12 shall be subject to Paragraph 16 .12.
Any other violation or failure to tCMllP-lY with any of the provisions of this
Sect ion sha 11 1bt handled as provided herein and sha 11 also be subject to
Section 14 as/applicable.
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16 . 12 AGREEMENTS
The District .ay enter into agreeMents with property owner~ concerni ng the
drill i ng or abandonment of wells and/or other .. tters covered in this Section,
and provide for alternate or .odified .. thods of .. •ting certain of the
requirements contained ~ere i n . In such cases , tht 1gr1..ent(s) will govern as
to the ~pplicabi lity of the affected requirtt11nts, in the area(s) subject to
such •gretments .
16 . 13 NO LIABILITY ASSUMED
Notwi thstandi ng the provisions of thi s Section p1rn1itt i ni or requ i r i ng the
District or Manager to issue pel"Tlli ts, .ake determi nations 1nd /or take
corrective 11tasur1s relative to construction. reconstruction, abandonment •nd
destruction of wells and quality of groundwater, the District IS>UlleS no
liabi lity to the property owners or operators of wells or any th~rd parties ,
for the making of or failure to 1111ake any such dettl"Tll1nation, or tht taking of
or failure to take any such Measure, or the' issui ng of or fa i lure to issue any
such permit .
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CON8TRUCTION Of LIQUID WA8T8 Dl8P08AL PACIUN8
IN CIRT AIM IN8TANCE8; AND GIVING MA80N8 THeMFOR.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE COSTA MESA SANITARY DISTRICT, ORANOE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA, ftnde
and d.:lar• at followt •
UCTION 1. PUf.,011
That the DISTRICT commluloMd a 1tudy end plan of the need• of the DISTRICT for llquld wute dl1poNI Which Aid
ttudy and '4'1an w11 completed on 0< about January 1. 1978 and wH enUtl9d Matter Plan ~ Ind c.pltat
lmprov.ment Program for I~ COSTA. MESA SANITARY DISTRICT. ~
That tald 1tudy and plan Mt for•h the Mf(Sa of the DISTRICT bued upon the Ctty ot Coata M ... o.n.r.t Plen end
lhoM of other ,1Vrlsdictlon1 whote. temtOf'y Ilea within the geographlcal limit• of the DISTRICT ... Mid Med9 ..,.
proJected In 1~78,
That at the time or 1ald enactment the DISTRICT had the fund• and aaw the future tOYrc:. of fund• In Wtlk:tl 10 ext~
Ind lncreue the capacity of 1t1 hquld waate d sposaj 1yatem to mMt the ')Md• of the t.nd UMS end denefflee
comtemplated by t"' aforeaald G9Mral Plan,
That subMQuent to January 1, 1978, amendments of Ganeral Plan•:z.,,. chan~ development revleWI, ri the ~t ol new Z<>n9S and the g,.nho"1.var1ances and conditional uM perm1t1 have matenafly affected the cMnalty
of land U9" lncreu1ng the use of ex st1ng'i.OW1t1es and creating demand fOf' eddttlonal facil1h•.
That Increased con1true1ton eostl for labO<. material equlpment•nd cwerheed have surpUMd original eet~ end
budget• and will continue'10 accelerate In fhe future. requiring need for lncr.ued revenue'°' the OlSTRICT to meet
MrYice demends:
That leg·tlallon llm1t1ng the 19'Veflue ra1s1no ~· ol II •~al agenc..a 1nctud1ng the DISTRICT haYe requwed a
aubst1nt1aJ curtailment of the capacity to serve the d&mands created by the afontsatd 1ncr ..... of dentlty that haa
occurr9d since January 1, 1978,
Thet any uM of DISTRICT'S l1<1u1d waste disposal fac1htles beyond thetr d"igned capacity will llk91y cau .. f .. lur• ~
the 1ystem wNch will result In an unreasonable threat to 1~ health, aefety and welfare of the reeldent• end Pfoperly
within the DISTRICT,
That It 11 reaaonable and within the powefS of the DISTRICT to require the burden ol the expen .. of lncreued llqUld
wa1te dtaposal Installations to be b<>tn by the user
That certain t1m11at1on1 on establishing and collecting lees have been placed upon the DISTRICT by the leglttature
rendering portions of Ordinance 16 obsolete and unenforceable. requiring the repeal ol Ordinance 16 and the enactment
of this Ordinance
l!CTION 2. AUTHORITY
Accordingly end pursuant to Section 6510 thr<>Ygh and 1nctudlng 6523 3. Health and Safety Code (Sanitary Oiatrle1 Act
of 1923) and 1pec1f1ca1ty 1n acc0tdence with the authority found In Section 6520 2. Health and Salety Code, and u llmlt9d
by Section 6600 thrOYgh and 1nclud1ng 66003 Government Code, the IOltowlng regutallons are edopted '· •
IECTION 3. REGULATION$
1. APPLICATION
Th11 Ordln nee shall be apphcable to any apphcat1on tor sanitary ~ service tor any development °' i.nd UM whld'I
tllthe<
(I) tncreas.s the 1ns1a11a11on ol plumbing fullures .u del•ned by ordinances of the DISTRICT u the plumbing fixture
pro19Ct1on1 existed ind were established by tti. DtSTRtCT 1 Master Plan u of January 1 1978. Of
(b) ts ror any uSfl crea11ng an tncteas. en den~1ty wruch materially lncreaMS the use of the DISTRICT'• liquid waate
d11posal system as pro,ected by the DISTRICT s Master Plan as of January 1, 1978, regardlMt of the number of plumbing
units planned
The change 1n density or in demand lor sanitary ,...,,., serv~ may be caused by amendment Of mod1flcatlon of lhe
tand uM 6rdlnances ol tne local agencies wl'\OSe geographlCat lim111 he within that ol the DISTRICT and ahall Include, but
not necessarily t>e hmlle<I to changes 1n density create<! by amendment of Gen.rat Plans °" land UM Ofdlnanc.e, zone
changa creauon ol new zones or the granting ot zone relief such as varlanc• Ot' conc:t1t1on.i UM permUt on exletlng
zones or uMS developm~nt reviews or any other practioe IOllowed by said local agenclel wtlich cr .. t• lner.uee tn UM
ol the DISTRICT s llqu1d waste d1~posa1 tac1h1tes over and at>o..,. that proiect~ a.a ot Jenuary 1. 1978
2. DEVELOPER 08LIOATfON-SEWER CONSTRUCTION
The OiSTRtCT may r~uire tht1 pptreent toT ~service to con1trvC1 Hn1tarty ~ ""'1Ce tecltit'" In the public
right-of-way before DISTRICT will author11e connec.tion to 111 1y1tem Such con truction Shall be without cost to the
DISTRICT and Shall be In accordance with the DISTRICT' a atandard 1pec1tlcat1on1
3. DEVELOPER OILIOATION-OISTIUCT-WIDE IMPACT
Sa.Id con11ruct1on may be require<! to HrVtGe applicant s parc;el or proiect or may be requir9d to MN9 oth« parcelt
whid\. when developed ¥<Ould have been ""'ed by the DISTRICT'• 1)'9tem but which 11routd be without aervtce Ot'
1nsuttleien1 servtce by reason of apphcant s development or use
4. DEVELOPER OILIOATION-PAYMENT OF FEE
In lieu ol requ•rino the epphcant to construct I cihties u Ml fOfth 1" Patagragl\ 2, the OtSTRICT may r~re the
apphc:ant to pay • tee, v.hich sa•d lee aha.II be reasonably eateutated to mett the construction costl of the eyst~ u
proVlded IOI' 1n Paragraph 2 and shall be dete<m1ned anO COll«ted ue ._bt>ttleO byOtST~ICT reeolutlon"
5. FEE JUSTIFICATION
The lee provided for 1n Paregrapl'I ~shall t>e e!>labhsl'led by resofvt!M duty passed and adopted by the Boerd of the
DISTRICT The rHOlullon snatt t'!>tabhsh iustilieation IOI 11'1• '" und* aM ot the f<>ltolro1ng ~tegonea
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(a) Purpose Purpo~e lor ¥1-h•cn tne lee 1s t>eing 1mpoHd
(bl UM How tne funds coU.Cted are lo be used .
(c) Reta11on~n1p -use ReletionSh•P bet~'t!'en tt>e uM 01 tne IH and ty!M ot devek>~t
(d) Reta\10n$htp need Rf'ta11on5h1p between nNd '°' the ......., facility anc1 IM 1ype of <J•v.roe>me'1f
(e) Relationship 1m0Ynt ~a11onsl'l1p betweeri tne mount ol tM IH and the cost of the MW9' facility annbuted to
the development The DISTRICT may sohc1t par1tc1patt0n by the developer ul)O(I whom the tee 11tobe1"1p09ed In "'9ettng
the 1us11flca1ton provided tor herein
I . ACCOUNTING ANO USE Any lee obtained put'4/1n1 to th•t Ordinance and 9Ccompany1ng rnolutlon ahaJI be held
1n a aeparate account and not in the DISTRICT s general fund and shall be uMd only lor the purpoM lor wf'llCh It was
collecte<I
1. DISPOSITION-UNEXPENDED PORTION. Any uneXSMnded pc>ftlon Of portion not commltt9d for tM wee tor
whkh It wa1 collected shall, at the expiration ot five (5) year• from the date It ••• cott.cted. be refunded to the
CS.veloper or then current record owner.
a. EXEMPTIONS. rt11s Ord1nanct-d~ nol apply to that portion ol any IM cotleeted which ts subtect to a
reimbursement grf't"mf'"I t>elween lhf" developer and the DISTRICT or the 1 .. 1 charged l()f proc:eutng ~t
apphca11ons
t . OTHER FEES NOT AFFECTED Ir any event whelher apptieant construet1 the fac11tties as provided tor 1n Paragraph
2 or pa)'S his P'OP<>ft onat• share ol tl'I• cost ol constructt0n as pro~ tor in P81egraph 3, DISTRICT may '9qwe
appllcant to pay a IM es provided t01 .n OtSTR1CT ord•n•nc"a relating to enQ•neenng, Inspection teea. OISTR.ICT
svpen11SJon costs and any otner costs rea~"nabt., 1ncorre<1 b~ DISTRICT •n connechon w1tl'I the ai>c>1ic:.at1on fOf MWer
sen-1c. u provided lor ,., th• Ordinance
10. OIVELOPER 08LIOATION-RIGHT·OF-WAY-RELOCATION tn tM event that addlttonal tedltiee • tM entar~t of ••lttlng facllltle1 In the pubtlc rlght-ol·••r cannot be eceom.,.._hed bec:auw of..._., ~·o..S
utlllU.. being prkM ln rt;ht, the co.t of conatructton or th• tunda requts:9d by tM DtSTRtCT eheM ateo lnctude coen
of ecqufeltloft of right-of-way on prfnte pro.,.rty tor IM locet!Of' of the feclllti... Of the coet of ~ ol tM prt.r
1.n rteht Uftder9round utlllll... ,
11. OTME.R O"OINANCES NOT AFFECTED ~"e "aoptton ol tt111 0fd•nance sf\alt not atlect the ot>llgation of the
applicant for sanitary sewer ~'"ice to comp•)' v.·I~ "I ot '"., othf!r o•l.l•nanc.s end Pol•C~ ol the DtSTRICf that are not
1ncon1J1tent 'Mth this Ordinance
llCT10N 4. REPEAL
Ord1nanc. 1& of the DISTRICT 11 hereby repealed
NCTION S. ""8&.tCATfON
Ttae Secretary ot the OfSTRICT shall certify to the pauage of thts Ord•nanoe and shall cau .. the aeme to be publehed
once In the Oranoe Coast Daily Pilot. a n~paper ol 1J41Mf•I c1rcuta11on printed and publ11f* end cin:utated In the
COST A MESA SANITARY DISTRICT Orange County Caltf0tn1a. and ~ (7) dayt trom end atter lta pubt6catlotl It lhell
be tn fUll for~ and ett.ct
PASSED AND ADOPTED by the Boerd of OlrectOfl of the COST A MESA SAP~ITARY OfSTRICT. at a,.,.., meMlng
he'd on the 9th d•t ot M r~ 1989
ATTEST. R08ERT HANSON Secretary
JA.Mel A.. WAHNER ..,........
I, Ronne T ~ C.k of the Coet• .... Sanitary Diet.net Boatd of ow.ctore of Orenge ~ty. CalMomle. DO
HEREBY CERTI"' thet tt-. fo!9QOlnQ OrdW'lenee. b9lng Of~ No 21, wa dut't pwed, apprOV.S and_.,_... e.y
Mid Boatd. ~ end 19*' by the Pre.ident of Mid Boerd, and at._., by tt-. &ecr.cary of aeld 8oerd, el al a
regular tMetlng ~ aald Boerd helld on Mar~ 9, 1NI, end that the wne w pwed end adopt.s bye. toloM •roll
call vote • •
AYES DWKtOrl • Wahns, Cr ,.., Han.on, Green fiwry.man
NOES. <Nectora • None
ABSENT. °'1'ect0ft -None
DA UD IM 14th day ot March, 1NO
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ON>tNANCa NO. 20
AN ON>INANCS PROVIDING RULl8 AND MCMA.ATION8
RELATION TO CO...C110Na TO Dl8TNCT aawaMM PACILITIE8,
E8T AM.t .. MtQ CHARGa8 ntmMFOM MID NOYIDINQ
N~ Tm8 'Oft VIOU110N8
THE BOARD OF DIRECTIONS OF THE COSTA M ESA S A.NIT ARV DISTRICT DOES ORDAIN AS
FOLLOWS:
81CTIOM 1. PtlRP<>a•
' The Boetd of Director• flnda end dectar" that n1.11Mfou1 application• fOt con'*1lon1 to, construction of, and the uM
of eewerage facOltiM are being made by ruaon or the r9Pld growth and deWl!Opment within the DISTRICT. The Board of Direct~ furthet declar.. and llnds that rapid development within the DISTRICT demand• and require• th•
•tablietlment and periodic revfalon ot proc.dur•. r.,utet1on1 and 1tandard1 IOI' MW9rage lec:llltlff 1n Ol'd« to pr"erv•
the p1,1bllc health and utety. The Board further find• and declar" that the overtaxing and oY911oadtng ol DISTRICT
fdtlee nec.ultat .. Ihle Mt•bllShment of funding u herein .. , forth to ellevl•t• and retlev. the lmm!Mnt dang« of
ma)Ot' lnt•ruptlON of eervloe The Board turO~ f1nd1 end declar• that the DISTRICT ca.n no longer rely tot.ity on the
ed valorMI tax for thla purpose t1'e Board f\J'rthet finds and dedar .. that In the lnt« .. t of clarity end efflcteney It It
deelfable to r•edopt an ~ed Ordinance 8 u Otdlna~ 20 and by r•adoptton to repeel Ordmanc:. 6, 7, 9, 10, 11,
14, 15, and 19. Ac:co<dlngty, the following revtaed and amended Ordlnanc. 8 It hereby edopted H Ordlnanc:. 20
ARTICLE I • DeF•TIONS
For the purpoee of thla Ordinance. certain word• end t•m• are deflMd u follow•.
(a) Auessment Chwgea. A,.. thoM otiargn paid dlr9Ctly by the property owner tor the c°"atructlon of strMf MW9f'I
(b) Connection Manhole. Shall mean a manhole constructed In the main ttne of a DISTRICT trunk or aubtrunk aewer not aa • part of the orlolnal eooatructlon. Of' a manhote built adjacent thereto, for the purpoN of pe<mltting sewage to flow
Into a DISTRICT S~.WER.
(C) DISTRICT Connection Charge. Is a connection charge Imposed dlrec1ly by DISTRICT •• a charoe for the UM of the
OlSTRICT'a aewer tyttem •
(d) DISTRICT Sewel'age Feelhty. Shall mean any property betong ng to DISTRICT uMd an the transportatrona or
dlapoul of ..wage or lnduatrlel weste.
(e) Oomest1e Sewage. Shall mean the waterborne wut• derl\19d from the ordinary llvrng proe ..... which are of such
volume and character aa to permit satisfactory draposal Into a p1,1bllc aewe<
(f) ~Ing Unit. A d'Nelllng unit lhall conslat of one 0< m<><e rooma In any building designed for occupancy by one
famlty and containing one kitchen untt.
(g) Industrial Waste Shall mean any and all liquid or aolld wute substance not a.wage. from any producing
manufacturing or processing operation of Whatever nature. ">
(h) Industrial Wute Treatment Plant or Facility Sha.II mean any works or device for the treatment of lndustrtal waste
prior to ltt dlaeharge Into the DISTRICT aewerage facilities
(I) Main Sewert. Are those financed In part or totally by DISTRICT connection charge• or by developer• and which form
the oonnec11ng links betw"n the 1runk or subtrunk sewers and th• street aewers. lncludlng pumping tacillUes when auch .,. n.cesury.
O> Pk.rmblng Fixture Unit. A plumbing flltture unat u used In the Ordinance Is defined H being the ~as set forth In
Chapter 4 of the Westerm Plumbing Offlciala Uniform Plumbing COde aa adopted by the Clly of Costa Mesa. a copy of
which Is on file In the office of the Sectetary of the DISTRICT All roughing-In for future ftittures writ be counted as fixture
unite to set eharge
(k) Pretreatment Shalt mean treatment prior to discharge Into a DISTRICT sewetage facility by means of an Industrial
wu te treatment plant or faclhty
(I) Public Corporation Shall mean any city district or other publlc agency duly authorired under the laws of the State
of Caltfornla.
(m) Sewerage Facllltles Are any faollrties used m the collec:Oon, transportation, treatment of disposal of sewage and
Industrial WHte.
(n) Street Sewera. Are those eon$tructed as a result of local lnrtlallve and financing In trectt. aubdMslon•. commercial
and Industrial de~lopments or other bullt-up areas through the uM of assessment proceedings under the StrHI
Improvement Act or 101 tor otherwise. StrHt aewera Include dry sewers Installed by developera prior to construction ol
trunk and aubtrunk sewe<a.
(o) Trunk Sewer Manholes Shall mean thoM manholes conttrucled u part of the DISTRICT'• sewer system
ARTICLE 2 -P£AMIT REGULATIONS
(a) Requirementa. No person or publlc c0<poratlon Shall be permitted to connect to. uae or maintain a connection tc
the eewerage facllttles of the DISTRICT without a valid permit
(b) ConditJon Pree.dent. No permit Shall be valid unless the real property to be Mwefed by uM of the permit shall bE
Included within the boundaries of the DISTRICT or which It currently being annexed to the DISTRICT or unless sakl
property Is tubject to or It being made subject to a eervie. contract between the real property owner and the DISTRICT
Any owner or~ or property within the geographbl boundarln of the COSTA MESA SANITARY DISTRICT who aewera said property by• direct connection of MWel' lateral• to the facllltles of Sanitation OislrlCll No 1, 6, and 7 within
the COSTA MESA SANITARY DISTRICT. shall be exempt from the fixture tee f9qulrement1 of this Ordlnanc.
(c) Permit.
( 1) Permit to Connect. A connection permit for the purpoH of authonzlng connection to a DISTRICT sewerage facility
under conditions Ht for1h In said permit Is required before connection will be authorized.
(2) Permit to UM. The uH permit wlll prescribe requirements aa to a connection manhOle. an lndustrlal wute treatment
plant or facllfty, or pretreatment, all to lnM.tre compllanoe with the DISTRICT ragutatlona u to characteriatic.. quality and
quantity of a.wage and Industrial waste. Any such requirements .nall be Ml forth In the permit
(3) Surcharges tor UM Permit The DISTRICT hereby ntabllshes the quanhty of 15,000 cubic '"' of aewage or
lnduatriat waste per lnonth per ecr. of re8I J)'operty MtWd u the maximum attowabta wtttu.nl to be discharged Into the
OISTRICT'a NWWage facihtles without the payment of aureh«ge:s Each UMf dl9charging mo<e than 15.000 cubic t .. t ot
aewage or Industrial wute per month pe< acre lhall be charged se 00 per 1,000 cubic feet Of any po<tlon thereof 1n excess
of the 15,000 cubic teet maximum All public agenci.t shall be exempt from payment of any surcharge herein establ11hed
Measurements may be required by the permltt ... or permlttM'I effluent may be eontldered equivalent to the water
(except!On Irrigation watef) purchased by the permltte P•mlltee upon demand ahall provide DISTRICT with hit or 1t1
water usage records and DISTRICT Shall blll ••c:est ua.ra of the ayatem monthly bu.d upon t~ charges set forth here•n
(d) Suspenston of u .. Permit The second pan of th• permit may be suspended If a permltt• 11 acting In vlolatton of
any provlalon of the pe<mlt or of the ord1nance9, rules or regulatlons of the DISTRICT thirty (30) daya after receiving a
formel written notice of such violation and demand tor correction thereof from the DISTRICT Such formal written notice
shall be given only upon recommendation of the Manager and approval ol the Director• of the DISTRICT
(•) Vlolatk>n. For each day or pan ol day a permlttee whoH permit hH been auapended continue• 10 discharge MW•O•
or lnduatnal wute Into a DISTRICT sewerage faclllty In violation of the permit or of the ordinances, rut.. or reguleriona
ot the DISTRICT. he or Is 9hall be charged the aum equat to 10 pe< eent of the connection charge per day No formal
written notice of violation thall be euthorlzed uni... the Manager of the DISTRICT hat flftt given an Informal written
notJee of violation the tubject permllt .. at !Nat fifteen ( 15) daya In edvance of ac:tlon of the Board of Directors The same
noticing procedufe Ml tor1h here!~ appty twmtermlttent or spoiadic V!Olstor• and In tt.u of a auspen11on of
permit. the DISTRICT Oirec:tora may tmp(Jse a tine of not lest than $200.00 per day or any p8'1 of a day for Intermittent
vlolatlons. The amount of the tine may be djrectly related to increaNd hand! ng coeta oecallOMd 10 the DISTRICT by
reuon of IUCh vtolallons and/or damage caused to the ~age faclllttea of thlt DISTRICT by aueh Vlolatlons. In tueh
euea the formal written notice of vlolallon shall Mt forth the line to be 1mpoMd for 1110fatlon1 atter the thirty (30) day
c:orrec:tlon pe<lod
(f) Procedure to Acquire Permit An applicant for a permit or hit agent etlall make application on a form furnished by
the DISTRICT. The permit apphcallon Shall be supplemented by such plant, apeelftcatlons or other Information
eontldered pertinent In th• judgment of the ManaQer of the DISTRICT The permit fM and char~ a• herelnaftet
delerlbed shall be paid lo the DISTRICT at the time the pe<mlt appUcatlon 11 llled
(g) Disposition of Charges All charges .. tabllshed under this Article. When oollected, ahall be depoa1ted 1n the
DISTRICT's Facilities Revolving F'tJnd
ARTICLE 3 • PERMIT CHARGES
Before any eonnec110n PiWmit shall be issued the applicant Shall pay to the DISTRICT or Its egent the charges sp9Cllled
herein.
(a) Permit Charges, Ptumblng Unit The charges hereinafter provided may be changed from time 10 time .. provided
for In ARTICLE 9 of thlt Ordinance
FIXTUllH!
Bath1Ub
Laundry Tub Pf Westler
Sl'lower
Sink. bar
Sink, Kitchen
Wash Balin
WUh Balln (Set)
Wat• CloMt (TOiiet)
Bidet
Dental Units
Or1nk1ng Fountains
Floor Drain•
Interceptor• for Grease, 011, Solids. Etc
Interceptor• tor Sand. Auto Wash. Etc
Laundry Tub or Washer (Self Servioe)
~ptor•
Shower, Ga~ -Per Head
Sinka. Bar -Commercial
Sinka, Commercial or lndualrlal
Sinks, Floor
Sinka, Fluahlng Rim
SIMa, s.rvtc.
Swimming Poot
Urinal.I, Pedestal
Urlnala, Stall
Urlnala, Wall
Urlnels, Wall Trough
Fii/FiXTURE
S15 00
15 00
15.00
7 50
15 00
7 so
15.00
4500
15 00
7 50
7 50
15.00
22 50
4500
22.60>
22.50
7.50
15 00
22.50
7.50
4500
22 50
45.00
4500
1500
15 00
2250
(•) PwWt ,_. ~ Hewty ......
(1) Conatrue11on tn~0t
(2) E_iiglneertng A•O.
(3) lnlennedt•t• Clerk TVS)iat
{ 4) Ac:countfftg C ltt'k
(5) Permit , ..
(b) PIM Check end Inspection
' (1) E1u ling or n~ 6" VCP laterel
(2) New manhole and 9" VCP to propetty I ne
(3) Conatructlon of new tacllltiet for dedlcellon
to the DISTRICT
(c) Ann .. aUon FM.
(1) Olatrtet Englnfff'
(2) Oi1tt1CI Atte>rney
(3J Otstrtct Men-ager ('> Cwk of the Ofatrrct
(5) Atalttant F1nanc9 Director
(8) Accounting Clerk ...
(7) M1acellaneoua prlntmo & postage
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27000
76000 7,-. ot eon1truction
cott but not i...
tha" ueo oo
SAOOOO
30000
I0.48
124.52
2687
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30.00
$1,005.00
Tne DISTRICT may charge actual a<JC11tlona1 co1111ncurred In annexation which may be cauMd by, but not nec.aaartty
llmlted to. annexallon electlona, the expense• of public hearing• In noncon.-nt anne•atlona, lltlgaton ctia.llenglng the
vat1d1ty of Board action In the approval of annexations and ~ other re\aona~ coat• Whtcl\ may be Incl.If red over end
above the permit '" provided for tn lhlt Article and subteetlon Add4tlonal a.aaeum«1t1 for anMJ(ttlOn may be lmpoMd
by the DISTRlCT for Costa and exi>ensa.Jru:utted by the DISTRICT~ 9f•of an Ul'lYaual naturenotnotJ'l'lally incutr.ed
In the course of an annexation or any add1Uona1 cost or ex~ Incurred by the DISTRICT to correct any enor or
misrepretef\tatlon mad• by any applicant to the DISTRICT regarding any propoMd annexation No refund wllf be made
to any apphcant abandoning any annexation wh«e aald abandonment 11 not attrtbutable to any fautt of the DISTRICT
(di Connection F"
,_permit lee of $14 .. 00 Shall be charged Where applicant wllhel to connect to and uM DISTRICT tec:rhtiea without
constructaon of Improvements The fee ahall be charged In any eate where DISTRICT administrative and 1napectlon
services are required
A~TICLE 7 • OTHER AGENCY FEEi
In addition 10 thoM fees provided tor In Articles 3 and 7. there Shall be "tabflahed and collected the following fees. the
amoont ol whlcl'l shall be determined by the agency tor which they are collected
(a) Any fee cOllected tor and remitted to County Sanitation D11tr1Ct1 1, e and 7
(b) State Board of Equalrzat1on annexation ftllng , ... collected for and remitted to lhat a~y
(c) County Surveyor for the County of Orange tee collected tor and remitted to that 8Qel'CY tor ennex.auon planchec:k
(di Fees collected and remitted to Orange Coonty Local Agency Formation CommlasJOn
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(e) Any other fee 1equued to be collected and remllr..d to any other governm«ital agency .. a eond1lton to anhexation •
or use of said governmental agency·s lacthfles
ARTICLE I -CHANGES
Allot the lees estabhahed by this Ordinance may be lnerea.Md, deorea or abOllltred, or·otherwise modified et any
time by resolution duly adopted by the Board or Director• of the DIST T and reaotutlon shalt have the 18me force
and effect when adopted as though this Ordinance had been amend to proviO. tald changes
ARTICLE t · ANNEXATION REOUIAEMINT\
(•) WtMn Deemed AnneHd. Except as hereinafter prov1ded no sanitary MWer a«viee. including relldentlal 1re1h
d1aposal aerv~. shall be provided 10 any appl1Cant for MNice unless and until Mid applicant ahall have applled for and
been approved by anne.llallon to the DISTRICT Approval shall be deemed complete When approved by the Local Agency
Formation Commission and when the property to be MrYed hat been declared by Board resolution to be annexed to the
DISTRICT
(b) b c.ptlone. Sanitary sewer aervk:e. tncludlng trash cotleeuon may be prOVlded by .contract to applicant• for
Mrvlce without annexation to tl'le DISTRICT, however contract tor Mt'v1ee may be ent•ed 1n10 by the DISTRICT only on
· thoM parcels lying m County territory or wtth1n the geographical llmjts of an incorporated city other than 1ne city ot Coat a
Meaa. All parcels lying within the Geographical hm1t1 of the City of Costa Mesa will be Mrved onty efter annexation 10 the
DISTRICT as heretolore HI forth
ARTICL! 10 • ENFORCEMENT
The prov1Mon1 or tn11 Ord1na~ may be enforeed by CIVIi action at law •ndlor by injunction In this connectl<>f\ thee&
regulat1001 Shell be construed Ha contract by the COSTA MESA SANITARY DIStRICT and each permlllM
ARTICLE 11 -V ALIDfTY
If any artlcie Melton. aubsectron sentence, claUH, or phrase of th•• Ord1na~.0r the application of any thereof to any
peraon. entity pubhC cQrporallon or circumatanc .. be held to be invalid tor any reason such vahd1ty lh•JI not affect the
vahdity of any other provlslOn or application ot any ot the rema1n1ng provtlk>na or portion• ol this Otdinance, and 10 thlt
end the Board of Directors of the COST A MESA SANITARY DISTAICT hefeby declat .. that 11 would ha~ adopted this
Ordinance and each nd every a.rucfe. aec11on. subsection. sentenoe. ClaU89. and phraM thereof irre1pect1~ of the fact
that any one or more other 'arllcles teet1on1 1ubMCllon1 a.entencea. ciausee. or phr•M• or the application of any
thereof to any perton nllty pubhc corporation or c1rcum1tanee be declared invalid
ARTICLE 12 -PUBUCA TION
The Clerk of the DISTRICT snail cetllfy to the pasaage of th1a Ordinanc;.e and shall cauM lhe ume to be p1,1bllShed one.
in th• Orange Coast Daily Pilot •newspaper of get'lefal circulallon printed published end c11eulated 1n tf'le COSTA
MESA SANtT A~¥ DtSTRtCT. Orano--County, California, and NVen m«faya rrom ano alter 111publtution11lhallbe1n full
l0tee and efloet
SECTION 2. REPEAL
Ordinances 6 7, 9, 10, 11 14 tS ana 19 are hereby end by adoption of tt111 Ordinance 20 repeated Any otn.r
ordinance or part ot ordinance of the DISTRICT 1n confhct with thtt Ord1«1anee 11 hefeby repealed
PASSED ANO ADOPTED by the Board of Oirectora of the COST A MESA SANITARY DISTRICT at a regular "'8ellng held on the Dth day of March 1989
JAMEa A. WAHNE-., ~elcMnt
ATTEST ROBERT HANSON, Secretary
I Florine T, Reichle, C~ of the Costa M ... S Mary Ot1tr1Ct Board of Otrectort Of Orange County, C 1f0tnla 00
HEREBY CERTIFY that tile foregoing Ord1nanc.. being Ord1nanc. No 20. was duly puaed, api)roYed .-MS eck)pted by
aaid Board. approved and aigned by tn. Pteald n1 ot aald Board and attested by the Sectetaty of Mid Boerd, at a
regular meeting of aald Board held on March 9 19851 and lhat the aame was paaMCS and adopted by the fo&IOwlng rote
calf vote
AYES Olraetora -Wahner Crank Hanaon, Green, F rryman
NOES Directors • NOM
ABSENT Dtrectora -None
DATED this 14th day of March, t989
'1.0NNI T. MICHLI c..,_ -' Hie l*trlct
Coe&e MMe Senttaty otetrtct
Publ'*'*' Orange Cou1 DaHy Pilot March 21, 1919
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From SOuth Orange County
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496-6m0
NIWeon 1tactt 1069 Coa MN ll 24 &ta iliii 2624 N.wport li«tl 26691J•~ffi'i"'!~iiMit~~~2~66~9:1:·~oo~••~•~t~1~1~i'~Mt~•~a ILlffl * ~BR TOWNHOUSE LO ~ 28' 2tla, eky NWPT HOTS 2BR 1BA. ... Tl II.I. 28R. 28A. lmmacu•ll•·i~ 212'4
Upgraded 2BR. 2BA on NPT HGTS 111~2· ·~ ~~~F/P~.~~· wood~floor~··m''plc .. ,~~~· 2BR 18". i.undr~ room, lrP'Ca::*AINQ09waw -~~ M!!:~1~""1mo~ ... ~ wt<M greenbelt, 2 car gar-patio. vary nice. 2 -v • nr un · ar ' 0 7 2•82 ... 1e clOM to ~ & bu..... IMO l44-090i' --·---,..,._, -.. ".,.._ age, laundry rm, •Ingle St #C S1025. 780-0788 l1il00 213/M0-9513 -M t&/mo. •WITl•T ... * 10 bMC:h. Awll """*'·
teval.1._ ncurlty syttem, .0.1. ILlfPI• -SEASPR~Y. 2BR 2BA, lftlTMIUI 2257·81 MAPLE * ·---· EXCLUSIVE IEACH .173-tn~ ate . ..,1s.ooo Spaolou•. upgraded 2BR frplc, gar, MC, pool, ten· OcaM tronl, 38R 21,tBA T81.. MGMT 842· 1803 Frig. dtltl1Heli9i.-atoll• COMMUNITY ~/F PfOf to lf'lat:,: ~~:b~~o:i~,7:~~~!: ~;~~ c!in~~11tcC::.~02 :.;, i~/.~:1~2;'" to ~~~~501-::UU~:~~· llMm Dlln -~No ~ l41-4155 2 ~r~d,;1 n:.Wpt In=. • f;,~~~"~ O. I<
64'-8200 car garage. patio., deck I lulte 21t2 544-24&4 S1M "'1 *~ 11M• dehw1hr, firep..C., *'9 ''5()0/mo OM 152·7500
•HARBOR VIEW HOMES Pool/tennl1 11200/mo ut. U Spacloua 2BR Aptl Frig. dlallw..,_, atcwe IQ Qlrdan l garage Also ~ Pvt BA. 2 btOC*a
. 3BR, 2BA. lg pool. newly Agt 87S-4912 VIN+Xdt 2BR, fantutlC . YUIU IDT1&U300 Baeutlful pool 4fN, large Incl. No I*• 145--•W an.Joy our prvt beach Ir ~ 1'50/mo ,.
ramocMlad Oflared 11 -.._ Gounnet kltcMt\ Nr bCh 3BR 2BA 1 rec. room l laundry rm. • 18 2 ~ll n undl 11900/mo om ~ cal
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$499,000. 852-8148/Dys •Hll•TUll• 11250/mo Avl now Famhm28R~ Oanl1400 ONLYM75-M85mo som.:utllalnc:~ncloMd Alao1BR 1BAS890 ~·us-MH ' . •~ -... •• ·-• .... .. 650-3008 evenlngl 2BR 1 'tBA TwnhM Ftpl, OWnr 722-9730 ~~ .. ":,', 33B8AR 22BABA 1511~50 A&J .U APTI ,.,.,..,.., S700/mo AYllll· ..... lllM lltra• =~.:::.~':"'.':"::"C dactl. oaraoe. W/D hk-up ..... IV..... .. ... .... ibi.~l 7eo-&882 SORRY.~6 PETS • PINEBROOI< v....-, . -=._~:.=..::--: .. ::::.-310 ,4LISO AVE-$595,000 2218 E Paclflc•E $995 htnt 2144 BURR WHITE • --••• • 1 .... 11 futn aacept BR 1435/mo , ...... -· -.. i!"\:'::
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•BR Npl Hts, comet Of mo SM first. then'*'-REALTORS 874-4830 111. ~ • *BALBOA PENINSULA• _.. + •. Nariey, 54~.
Clift Of. Ocean view from ..... 759-1104 D/644-8722 UNIVERSITY PARK-Met· 112·M11•Ml·1•1 28r 1Ba. 4 60011 to .. nd. Ni'CE'Npt Hgl• 2BR 0111-WQtk, 170.-.711
2n<tnr. Ownr 875--06A7 3BR 1• BA dbl gar lrg yd quette Mod•I. 3BR s.nt. Ana 2180 ..._. htlJ YG~ ... ~~l/r~dpd122~7900178 809, laundry fee • gu S.-_,,. F lo lhr 28' -•..a aum ' ' • 2'1tBA cfoM to pool-On -•1 "7 .,.. ~ -paid No pata 1715 /28a ~Pt, n·tlnkl, ,,._ ._._... $1325tmo 1stllast zi.o. -wide greenbelt . SELLER ANXIOUS 3BR. ...-.aaa~ ••-·tbklttlBR 1BA •• ..,.,.213 0t790-l418 -ta, aut. ~.\ Dawe End Unit adjolnmg Goll dee> Can be seen at_... $1500/mo. Agt 873-5354 1BA, SFR S1>9rkllng 309 .. , 1~ 11r5 ~ .....,.... ,.. • .. •
CourM 2BA + Oen All Towne SI 954--0694 -W•t Cubbon Owner E'llda 2BR, gat9ge, larr. ~airs Ol.llet arM 875-8497-H 883·"44·W
top quality INtures Incl 3BR 2BA HcM.lae 2 car gar-•WBOODBR:OO!:m~ $135,<>.90 582-5323 yard .tth patio, wsnr h • lf~ pr;rn2.~ W •_!11,,0 21Bpilll2B• WaHt S"r SBA 28A ~ Mftr plantation ahutters, 1 le ferlced erd 2 r attrect..,.. o, • --up $775/mo $805 NC "'"" • n, " bdtm/ba e\11111 Nwpt/CM "c 7~~5 3·120Thl172 1S~ap19~7ro ~i1 Zwl S1250tm~ Nr ~"!'7Maman2 818~~s1.!:~:· Apanmtnts 25~ ORANGE •EASTBLUFF fwnhse to ahoc>plng H50/mo . ., .. 0eraoaict5Jmo ~
0, -• ...... .. SC Plaza 540·06011 Vf-VV --TSL MGMT 642-1803 Apt. SBA 2BA 2 car oar Pvt P•tl:.~~~· pool utile. 5"4&·5211 -;;;;;;;;;;;;;::;;;;;;;;;,;,;;;;;;;,Im'!"~ ---LUXURY Townhome 2Br 1a1M>i COZV Furnished STUDIO No pell $1025/mo yr _ Santi Ma 1080 3BR 2BA. family rm, new 1'ABa, gar•+carpor1. lu Call Mon Fr1I;;;;.;~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;..-._. ._ 2740
paint. gar & fncd yd Nr W/O rafrlg patlotyard IUnd 2606 ~~2,5~:ro. !~!11~1d~/ ~f 644-8852 Ask for Ru~hle Sout h Co11t Me tro ;;;Geits-.~iiii!!"'~""!!i~~....,,·~!'!'!"'-
SFR. 2BR, iBA Lrgcorner SCPlta A\114/" 51250 ~ pooittennia $1100° FURNISHED 1BR 1BA. 648-53301eavemessage ·--Ill• 2686 NEWPORT BEACH lot lmmac & vacant. tec:lncl grdnr 6'4·1179 5"44-21771E 955•21211D charming p(lvlle lndry ... , L.atge. 2• HR ecena. ~:r.53si3.~~~~.~ner 3BR, 2BA house Large UNIV. PARK 3Br 2'/rBa, 880, yrly IM S9J5tmo'. OIZT '8111 Vary attractive quiet 2Br Lg 1BR, 1BA. lowef un~ S1801mo. Cell ~w.n
ya r d . I 1 r e p 1 1 c e bonua room, din area, Slngl.. only No pe11 2BR 1BA d 1 d H~B•. ~ carpel, w/d covaf~ !:vk~ng, gat~, 9AM· 12Noon. 648-2558 $11 50/mo No pets. 2100 eqft.comm.tennls. Brian Oys2l3-838-2412 •1g*'·5/251 " ry hk-up,gar•S895/mo pool• trm&ln ry -------.---R.E. Wint~ 1625 498-8500 pool, $1250 786-8525 Ev/Wknda(213>460-106 1 rm, gr~j ~C1or1a mo TSL Mri~OT1 ... 11•~2-1803 tee $&80/mo. 979.099~ 'C_0t..,rn...,m•11t•Oll"!'"'!'--~-
~R--2·p1111,·ope-rt•y•o•nml!"B••l•boa--or 3BR. 2BA trl-1111 condo In MATURE FEM to share TSL MGMT 642· t603 ON THE BLUFF NR HOAG MISC. Rtntlis It.£. Salt/Rent
Corona del Mar. I have 2 VIiiage Crffk LR/DR/FR. Llgun! leach 2148 bHutlful 4BR home WTSIM 11111& l200 OFF 111 MONTH -
well qualified buyer•. Bkr, 11100 1•·1111 2BR, 1BA, + DEN Frplc. ~/ .. ma. $650/mo Call $550/mo 250·8002 or •Lg 1Br, micro 1725 Rooms 2706 I Ullntss/Offlce lttnt
call anytlmal 722·8028' 3BR 3BA 2 atory, (lg 1700 encl yrd Pvt, quiet area Li. at 873-2895 650-5194 •Lg 1Br, FI P. gu pd S750 *WALK TO * 2769
all dph<) New decor. S 1300/mo Nwly re---EASTSIDE Pool, tpa, gar carport SOUTH COAST PLAZA
"" .•• ' I 1 1275 218 Palmer Nr E modeled 619-728-8886 a.rboa p~ 26()7 1BR, small. but cozy 1401 Superior 645-6838 Kitchen pr1\lllegeS 1.111111 al-C-UFFPllTD'"'IVE
15th 229-09271995-7998 tBR. 18A, 2 cw gataoa, w/lota of natural Wood &LW&YI Tll llmt ~/mo 6'5--2'35 a WW( ""
4BR 2BA lg backya7d. 2 ~ ~ 2 I 52 wl d 1825 +water+ S800 Freeh & clMn Laundry 1. 2. 3 & 4BR yurly Apt & LIVE IN PVT HOME E .. de NwJ)t Bch, Ag1 541E 2 --------·1 garage fireplace. blllns LG 2BR 1'h&A grt w . va-MC:Urity. Mi< fOf Pete or rm & cable S5251mo HOUM Rentals Cannery c M Unf\lm, tingle room ARBORETUM Catering to Houses/Condos E 20th St Avl 411 cant. gar. pool 1P1 ten. Elten 831-8280 938-0552 Rentals, JR Momt Inc. 314BA S400 ~ utlls NIS the c:i.eign community
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S1700tmo 548-0434 micro, I* up, patio, 2 l/p USTll• 875-4~ , Avall lmmed 648-6015 Ideal fof 1-! par90n firm,
lalM>l llland 2106 Eu111de 2BA 1''aBA $995mo+MC.3S..-1102 CoronadtfMM 262 2 Dar1•ng 1BAwl SiflOlegar-CtiARMING small 1tud10 YOUNG family In Ftn Vty ~-=~1~u:=: "!!c•osu-"'!Mt"'!'"-___ "'!1~0~24'!I IUI tm W&TU condo w/pool. garage. $1300/mo 18F\ -+ loft aoa & lg lanced yard Xlnl Patio, frig, 2 blk1 to bch nu room S380 mo • '. vice avallable-Xaroa. sa SBf\,1'Y•BA,Sl400tmo patio $850/mo A\11411 Newportltach 2169 ~rig flfeptace, paoo condllionl Avl .-11 $475t mo •MCdap NI S utll W/D own lridge ph<>M,fu&cont.anoa
•2 HMS on Loll E/lldel yearly 499-2715 645-2848cw548-9341 Ill _.112 11~ block to baact1 Avall $695/mo 675-<6'27 Call Mike 875-3267 mate or fem 964-7317 roorT\9. From $330/mo
SBA 2BA-+ lBA lBA AD ,,_.-"T"-.,--3BR 2B Eatra nica 2BR 1n good ... ~"*' E~7s...-9~ WTSllE·Ull IEWJ CLIFFHAVEN 2BR, ~1BA Call 281-1212
redone $285K Ownr-Agt Uppet duplex. ' A. area Extra bath, carpets PENINSULA YEARLY 1BR. atove, refrlg. dlw 28 R 1 BA s8 oot m o patio, gar, etc No pell Hot..i../Mot..i.. 2718 BRIGHT N.B.-0-F-F-IC_E_ u--~/CondoS wtll co-op 6'42-9666 Bay view wl utll New & dr•,_. germ wl d •Cute 2BA 18A Uppaf lg •-Id wood bu n l"'-aJ f ti .-... ~• ....,. ~ carpet, fresh paint, frig hkups-..-d.l w, $ 85· Imo ba'--y, 1,...r1825/mo m,...o w ' • r Bachelor no kitchen 5.,..,700/m0fo~~-~~5par4•_'°53n0•6 1 a..-a •HAM App: 643/eqft, Prlll Bath Home on lg R·2 corner lot S1800/mo yrly 675 4293 """' .,.. frplc, pvt patio. encl gar $395/Mo . New carpet. ......, ,. .__ -New PCH Po.t office Generlf 1002 18th St 1 blk E of New· ---631-8814 •3BR 2BA upper duplex Pref 1 mature adult yrly paJnt etc 250-8002 or "'-'-·xe 28drm1 on • oll --111 Mariner'• Mila 648-2147 -11111111111111~-""!!'~ ... ..,,..-port Blvd Asking --on canatlront. 2 decks. 1 IM 1895 873-7220 or · ...,..... .. -·-CORONA DEL MAR $235 000 Ownr 645-41 t6 C!p!sttano Beach 2 I 18 ~:SA VERDdE A I ga111ge. lndry $1375 819-728-0112 65Q-519-4 bMc:h from S1050 to Wkly rentall 1155 & Up N.-d'lwt ofc epaoa 11510
ADORABLE 2 bdrm cot-IR.S LOSSES 2BR Dup4•x~ 1BA. new 4:~~1 N:P.~~gs~r2501;,~ YIW REITILS OCEANSIDE OF PCH E'SIDE 2BR 1BA, attract-S1350tmo 38drm. aJao HBO, tr" coffee heated Supal'lof.CM 380911,futl
tage with hardwood carpet & paint Close to 3099 Sumatra 6•6-3627 28R 2BA refrig wld lrg Ive, li6ht, airy, xlnt cond avl VIP Prop1 875-2232 ~·.::~ Nt~~~; :,~ ~~!4~~::eMde 1100"· llrepla~ 4 1 ba~ 2BR 2't8A Townnome. 2 be~ch. Credit & rels --*IEWPllT ftEIT• dbl gar, Pool & lac p8Ak:>. Garage. pauo. •valJ 3'25 WTl&.llF Laguna Bch 4M 5294 wbdlnrdmo,w2 pbl•ut•h uonvlet Ywlth car encl garane In qulel reqd. 1750/mo • $900 M.V., nu cpts, drpa, pnl. 2BR2BAconOO 2carAar vlewS1195/mo ~6-9286 s775•dep.549•17o9 To111y i.novated •Pt -NWPT BCH OFFICE " sec 213-691·3838 r/o Nopets·3BR, 1'·BA ' " ' --300 BR •••WlllTIL SUrTETOSH .. AE O--' trfftop v11tas $510,000 group So. of Bristol. · 3100 Samoa 11145/mo clote to bch. FrplG, wld, Newer 2BR 2BA new $250 OFF 2ND MOS Aprox 1 sq It 2 . .-.. • """"
OWC, $229K 673-6819 2 w/grdnr 854:8742 lrlg, micro. dlw & tre.sh carnat w/d hkup pvt AENTI E'SIDE 2BR 1BA e1 wl own BA ~ 1/2 BA Wkly rental1 now avail locatlon l~I fOf amatl
111 rfr H I Corona d~ Mar 2 I 2 compactor Pool. 1aun• atlo · etcl S 1100/mo Cottage Enclosed gar-Dbl enclosed o•r open· S140.00 Wk & up 2274 ~ 720-7418 ' .tltt Olt OMfS, nc. lrvfne 1044 •t1J••S11f POI NEW E'SIOE 3BR, 3'"1BA, & tennis Quiet area ~vall ' 1780_11882 age,taundryfac.NoPettl .,., Pool $1095 •sec NwptBIVd.CM 846-74•5 NE~ES t7th St
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RULTORS • -Fam rm. den. wld hk-up, $1500 AVI 511 646-9211 now =--a201mo.;. MCurity dee> d • p A P P o 1 n t ---IMdg. ox 280 aq. h
t>31 1400 3.B~~~ea:~~~on !~1~1. No pat•
1~~4 ~:; s'~r~ ::,~~ *NWPT CREST CONDO· Cou.,. .2624 645-723• mant-875-0088 Vac.atJof1 lttntals 2722 Fut JWltal rn 6000 UQM & bright Plan 1 Lg 2BA wlbak:ony & tom• Lale• AtrOWhMd Cabin Parictng ~2 ,t,O 3, 00 on the pool Highly up-LAG bnght & airy 28r. llWNIT lllllTI ~BR 28A S 1350/mo Sparkling c1Mn 2Bdrm 1'1111 211 v19W, 1taps to beach · m
graded-Lots of marble. +den. 2'"B•. dramatic 2BR 1BA h Encl 875-9495 or 720.1682 1~8• S750 All u1111 paid 2 ltory. 1'~BA. d"" encl petlllng d1hWlhr lndry cozy lrpk:. Hur leJ!e. vii-•I& 1 ..
tiled pello & more• Very w/loft FP, l>Nmed c.etl M ~·· Gwaoa. Sorry no pet• gatage, patio, no c>et• yrty 11175/mo 723-033' lage & Santa 1 Village i . 17th St , CM. groaa
Allit£MIE1110fTHE light, show like a model S1475No pell 640-SOM wsnr/dryr hkup$8 enced •PllllHUn* 1NOWALLACE $750 •MC 64s-.3t9 213-847-1801 ..... 1350/mo 8'8-9M3
Sl'MS ANAHCW. Nf:'rWOM ' OwnrtAgt $369,000 or 2BR 1BA fireplace 3 blkl rrrt~atlo 75/mo •Fabulous & unique 3BR 642-1424 842-4905 E SIDE APT Pvt entry. Lill If ... I PALM SfiRiNGS LUXURY -;;::;:::;:;;;;;=:;;;:;;;:::;:::;;;;.
IN S2500tmo Call Paul · 28A 2 story family home -S 1M ., VILLA own .....,.. & .,,.. ~ 640-532• Prll)cipals only to bNch New crpt1. NWPT TER"' .. CE 3BR 2' 1BR, no kitchen no pate. ,,.,..... _. Commerdal Property COLD We.LL
BANl(eR O paint cabinet• AYI "1 "" ' Lg veranda, family rm, no smoking $375/m 1 & 2BA garege lndry rm Private llnftll recquet-
l1ro0/mo 499-1975 BA Ylaw end unll on1 hardwood lloots CioM \\lt!tilFtl!kl Caltatt.,-530546-7643 cloMtobNCh 'Nicequ .. t ball on Hiile goll 2778 L1Quru1 Beach 1048 park nu crpt. frplc. gar 10 bay/ocean beaches al '°' 5695 to 1875/mo ,,..,by (819) 327-5107 •RETllL SPACE• ,."'n .UOI •Tiny. qutet 1BR cottage. N/peta s10~ 644-14801 •09-M Street Avt Apnl aa••tMmS IWT L.M&TlllJ • 1480 MONROY~ Awtox 1200 •If. Jtlnt 1o-l~ ..... v .. 1 U" ·I><:~' ~ cat•ino• yard Nr S-"' 3BR 2BA-,-...... ty 111 12500/mo _.._ $....,,.,.,.,, 1BR · "'"llO newl TSL MGMT 642 t.,_3 -t'--·· ...........,. "'"y -"r" " '~ •llYll( OIYE• anps/bch 504•,., Jasmine upar ·v ..... •cOmfortable 4BA 2BA 2 Large •ttractll/9 Apia In • r·~, oacOr '62s1mo -uu Roommatu \I/anted ... ""' ·-·:--............
Ullll llHI Two Mediterranean cus-S800 NO PETS 722-8011 ~k~·2 ~:~.~=·I 1tory home, 9tlel patio beautiful gargan Mtttng 0u':r poo1 gu incl no NEWPORT HEIGHTS 2724 Hall f119t 873 5354
,000 ~om homes Sweeping Beautllul 3 BA 2"l BA eulppad k;icnan big fncd lndry rm, 2 car oarao• Po~ps ar•~,, or pe11 S•oO sec Avail Sml Bach w/pvt patio Fem tor m1tr BR ot 3BA 21111/F 2 .. Fir Left
GORGEIOJUIOS 4BR. 3 5BA Ocean 1118\111, pool, spa w/frplc. encl garage yard $985 9S 1~8814 Of1Y8 by 2137 Se11tlle ;;EVERAf(0c~TIONS now 145 E 18th St Utlla pd OuJat n/amkr 38A hM nr Dell Sondeck Atnp6e pet1dhg In Shop-
Beaullfully flnlshed In w/opnr Interior wl d S 1800/mo 28d 2.,. S8 10 673-3632 1'25 No pell 759-9194 & Ir pie 1480 1m0 ping Cn1r f119t &45-.e2M home. marble llooring. mart>IQ granite & WOQd h k p t s TWNHSE w/2 mUtef Sias. YILU unw rm ... -
oak paneling. custom det•HmQ Maid's quar-1~1~0 ;1~_8SO: 2-car attch gar, circular tl• .. 111 388 W Wllaon 631-5583 large 3BR 2BA upsta1r1 In NWPT HGHTS Mwly re 733-8935 Jul••/0.bbl• PIUal L.MATlll
wall & window coverlng1 tart Bot" have 4BR 5BA· atrcase, baJcony, lkylts ------4-Plex Nr OCC Garage furbl.n.d 2BR IBA. lrpk '*•ON THE WATER•* RETAIL LEASE.. 3500 eq
Beautlfully landscaped One h .. a 3 car garage Baautlful 4BA 3BA home 11100/mo * 648-1058 3BR 2BA HARBOAVIEW 1 Bedroom $640 1034-C Valencia. 1875 dtw, Patio, •net g1rage NB 3Br 2'"1Ba WtD trptc n Hart>ot l Newport
• corner location A must Sl,750,000 & 1he other lnlrvlnaTerraoa Hot tub, HOME Community pool. 301Avoeado 642-9850 mo.Nopata.5<45-7983 NO PETS Oulot neigh prkg ProfNIS $so0 Walk Blvd 549.3401• Days
: ... , has • 10 car garage lg yard, S3000tmo Short f~Jn C'daner LM. l1800tcno 1 hd---585 NE Eallllde location bofhood $925 875-6808 to bch 411 645-393t 5-48-3270, Evae
• ___ a.. __ ·1010 s~g-~m·o~~ 1~~Jr ::·~5Y19EW.119n3 llY II V1"2 2134 5-6412 or ~3-2541 241 .,Jo::.'iaon 831-0960 ~~'!_ ~:~l~h sl:;: tm llUYIUI &nl I.I. W11t1llff '"' ,._ llT&a.
LIWllT n10E1 -Clean 3BR 2BA. dbl gar· BAYVIEW Ct. condo. 28R ~2· ... 1n ·--•1 •722-0582• Spacloul 2·38R (tome M/F lo lltlr 2Br 2B• condo LlllTllll Ol-1.IL.,Fs 2Br2Ba,trplc,gar $1690. age nice yatd Children 2BA,2-cargar,AC,w/d, _, w/ooeanvlew)onF1lrwt1~ lrplc pool $400+ ·~utll H,_ 111 blli l ample
511 Seaward 780-8382 oil No pall 11250tmo t pool. Avl now. $1325/mo 1 A. 1BA 1585/('l'IO 1400 .... , •.amt of Newport Baa<:h Coon· 648-4148/H 873-7870/D 'V'' .. ty
• LIGHT and airy 3 brm. 1' » SPYGL•ss 4BR 2'LB• 3 "° Call H.ien Agl 953-5447 Of 854·9570 MCuflty Avail nowl try C!Yb Gated comm. 2 1 patlllng Bayiront on b• condo on quiet 11reet ,.. ,. "· • 8-53 • 1970 Wallace 831·1879 2BR wlf:•'· c:rpt1, lnc:cl yd car garage wll1018Qe He N.-e.actt Cottige CoHt Hwy, Newport
11 waiting for the investor car gar Light & bright 213-59 0 5 BLUFFS 38', Ylaw, lmm.d. ~ 20 Call 1-5PM FrJ)lc w/d hkupa pool & I 5 blkl bClh Shr wl prol f BMctl 1200-3000 I ll or first time buyer In MfsslonV~Jo 1067 Specucular ocean , CONDO 2BR, H'·BA,dtw. occupacy On point over-lllAIYllWllllU 2:221f>lacanlla 'D' 1710 IP8 Nopetl Nowlaaalng NtmkMitrBr/ba/cblTV. evallabl• Sllp avail
• move-In condition Walk· harbor & llght view wld, nu crpt, patio. frplc. looking beck bay N...., Deti.aflr. flraplaoa, patio. .....T •lllTI by Appl (714)644-0803 wld 1525 Incl utt 538-11199 w/~ 645-7 tOO Ing distance to 2 com-$3750/mo 760-1488 or pool/Jacuul S950tmo pnt/drap .. /cr~t /appl• garage. apa Parkllde
• munlty pools scnoois & URIE CORIER 644-59t0 Broiler No Pets ~2-1827 11950. 1 yr IM 59-S<M8 No pata. 1950/mo NON-E~~•18~~~f' n•::r
• ahopplng ar .. Shutters LOT WITH UNIQUE Old COM duplex ---BLUFFS SBR 2"'BA 1900 9MOKERS'3000FFSE-oak' cab7netns.,9:001'
• private patio and new 2BR 1BA. carpet, drapn. llf, green~ 2 patioa. ~UAITY 831-e101 -carparJ & lnd;y fae11·
carpet mall• thla condo' I YIEWU dtw, aocl patio, offatrt Hwtt. leach 2140 lndry, lrplc, attaehed gat. EA8TSID£ amall complu. MM/Mo No pata. Cun II • i"1~ buy v.;as~r irver •• pning S900tmo Credit 2BR 1BA nae. w/d hkup, 11850/mo '* 759-9089 28r cottaoa wtth amall 831·1286
• Inc~~~ .~~du S255.~ce 3 ::;~ 2r~~~~:;'" ~=~~; report req'd 640.2549 8f,e ~ .:!'1-~5'74~ Ill• .. IPLI C'/s: m~~a-~12~ liifllT lllllTI
• lll-1100 Country kitchen. Family WW Tl 1110llllA 11tllst & MC 964-1055 1 bite to Nnd SBA 28A, 2 28A t '"" .... T .. __ p 1 N'°9 2BR 1BA, ce!pat1.
rm Den Gas r1replace Nice 2BR l~BA CdM ------cw gar, w/d Nlup, micro, • ,_,. wn,._ •IO, drapaa lg living rm ( ~H.~ ;1 I I KJN~ Barb.et ·carpet ne._; Condo Pv1 rear deck, lg •,::. ~°eR~A =· frpl 11400 Agt, 722-1520 i:~/ frpl2eJ1°A~~o Cerpo;t, lndry lac
rr= ~ { Y\11'\.'\.'\ kitchen noor verticals. encl front patlO. Jann•~• 2-car get wl 09f!r.'.ouiei UDO ISLE, 3BR, 2BA, St S.~610. 842-5722 17251mo 875-MOe UtiilJ IU. \I 10~• and paint throughout kit. frplc. utH rm. ••,lie In ., .. S 1175/mo 989-9211 patio $2100 -•••• -• Thia home 1s 1n Move-101 pantry, 2 car. Pool 995 __ _ 8 48, i 2Br 1h. pV1 patio, ~-•--.&• • HD llWI P&.,..EITt I Condition and ready IC>f Laa. Agt 650-8553 4BR 28A, 1850111 Frplc, I..~ ~2~ 2 •tory pon. lndry rm Rac.nt r• 2BR w/gat, ctpta, drpa,
•• lut Hie" 1 m11e from 2'h-carattch glf. new •P-. ~ very nice 1875 blt·lne. fnc:cl yd wlpauo.
We'll gtveyouthedown in M v take $229.900 COlt.IMesa 2124 p11ancn.carpat,bllnd1& LIDO AAEA 2BFRrnh~~ 390VlCtorl1St 54S-M23 83M120CALL 1-5PM
axcngforashereofown-8•2·432 1 exA 302 palnl 11450 536-3907 bldg..1._PoOI. · • 24390rano-G' S750 arahlp You make the 859 3879 evenln s ' 2 E'SIDE Twnh ... , •Int ----WI ._,500 2BR Ilka new. near SC -----• mthly pymll & we 1hare ,,;_1 HllEgl .I cond, gar, lndry 2BR Hun Cont Twnhm1. N'#ly HAR VU HILLS 4BR. fam, Plua. Quiet. encl gar.
apprec You receive ..-ir. • S780: 2BR 2BA. lrplc, refurb 3BR. 1'ABA YU 13.000 w/d hkupa 1775/mo ..,..~BAB
100% tax benefit• Must UTIU&Y lllll&Y yard S890 666-4019/d 191184 lnvernua MAIKAI CONDO, 40' 151-057510 85"4·17191• -.;;-u
,. have clean credit Agt 640-2428 evas/wknda 1875/mo 831-2665 Baytront patio, furn 2BR, -957~2 Oy1. Ev. Wknds 2BA. SUOO **llU ,.... Af&IJmJI
BAYFRONT Lg. d~. furn •2650 HARLA AVE• sgarlellng clean, lerde
Newport ~ach • 1069
• lllboa Island 1006 .,UT&mo l&Y FlllT
, Chotca S. Baytront homa 2BR ConOO. poof. full MC
Vlewa of bay & Pavllllon bldg Completely turn
' Priced reduced to wllh 50' boat sllp avlll
1990.000 owe wtlg Mutt 1ell, by owner
down. Pacific Sun RE 1395,000 7141673-1501
Sarvlcal 723-4180 or 819/245-778 t
LITTLE Island 2 hou ... on BLUFFS Newly re<Sae 2B1
f lot. raaldanc:. * Jn. 18e, 2 car gar End unit come 1550,000 Shown Gmblt View l225K lahld,
by appt only 873-!55" princlpata only 721.JMDO
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LM4 °" lalbcNa ltland, time of Med. To you, I HOUSEKEEPER fOf COM Khool •nd Saturdey WJ mTIU QI Apply at 225 E 17th St . paper Promotion Corpor· HIOh cell bur Newport 752-199 t ......... lllflllll
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.... Concord watct\, det>tll of my heart •and work. 3-• mornings ·or citetomert tor the Dally eablMI lnetelr.ta wlet ~.nglp:ilc•nta mutt n .. d• smart, well· o.>t Store, ls now hiring voice and can '* an ceeii #4'8037 with ·ye!. humbly beg to whom God 20·26 hr WMI< Perteet Piiot. NO dellverlea In· ie .. t 3 yrs exp. Midi hive lllJYllY Plllll ;-..;.y Mlf·motlvate<I groomed, lndMdu.i fOI production workers and .. ,,. SI() to $300 weekly, •
low OOld. lnbr~t .. ~! ~t"'o9!'...-IUChto mOy'· .. ·~ ~= e~ age ~~. T~~rp:= lownn ~~. 1'120tool1nd'· uA•pplytrlal F2'!M At~, ei. IOf'NlsBt and cr .. tiv. The ablllty noneC-lmok31ng 2~..._ ~; Mlee cletks. If you are Md can WOt1t '*1 time°' clamollde ~ ... ,....., ,... .. _ ...,.,... ,.. ,....... .....,.. ....,. , ....... ""' to r•te 10 t.;..._• In a M orv. • 1 ... , ...... ..,.. en«getlo ~d customet full Time. CALL SteYe ,;l"""' ~ link~~ tlatll!QI Help me in my NANNIE Fu 11 ·T l me 2:30 and 5pm· Ave, N«QQ, CA-675-1353 ~In .,.vf«>nM;,111. 117. Newport Beacitl. CA ietvlce--orlented. PleaM S.2-43$3
Wtul ,,. dlemoncl9 C.it PflMnl ll'ld ur~t petf. 7:30am .. :30pm 1 boy. 7 Ulllll/Ull SUPERMARKET muat. t: use of a v•n. 92MO: (71•)813-9333 lpply In per..on between
COleCt uf 14) 173-7668 tlon. In return, ptotnlM moe. Ute hMkpg In Nwpl All •• UE Gift shop, John Wayne Air· DEMONSTRATORS truck with a shell •. Of large RECEPT./OROER DESK 91" .. 13m1. andM 3 llp.m.s •t p•DJ.Tll UN•s (7'0I) 1141 , to make your neme 8Mc:h. Clll MS.2988 M2...aH port FUii or part lime Cool(lng eaper, S7 00/hr WllOOf' 11 ~ Golf Mfg. H.B area H ~~2a688~·· M nuuft
FFY trtencs tor family known and ~S Y°!'. to C•ll ·Bettle 852•91ee 750-0329 Typing. Xlnt ad111nc•· unt. . •
"'"· Otd English Sheet> be tnvoked. •Y tmM (~ 5530 . w••--m ment. 8•7·1109 ••••nn--uy fllL .TllJr PAY 0001 ,upe. S300. HllllMarysandGloflas, -IUITYllPft.YUll CASHIE~ALES •ITILlllllT&ITI __ , 1.:,
• 417-7011 deyt •MHllTI aMuty llU9PIY co. seeking PERSON ¥arlne Hard· Newport BHch office Lot• ol computer time & •
..,. '208~ .....,~ lndMctu.lw/buUIY.UPP-ware StOl'e.~ f« Jofln Mele.a exp. esental asals-We off•1 •n excenenr Satee mlTITon olfie< re1pona S10001Wk Potentlail. Tele-
f(Xfl) ADS
AR£ FREE
Cal:
141-1171
lmmed. CIS*llng f()( exp. 1y el(p. fOf retail division $45-1711 tents f()( front & back Of· guerentM of $-400 per •• 01 + Sm, friendly N.B • .,.. Of· ma..-etlng ottlce aup·
AJA ci.rtt In WMtcllff 'u:H/part time 770.6608 .,. _.... flee poeltlont. 497-1387. week while we train you • b In garden turround· Pllee. Eaay hrt. 6AM·l2
WM of Newport 9eao11 -•;30pm to 7·30pm only After training, your In· L()ol(lng tor Shatp am· lngs. Doug 831..a.80 Noon. No W-*endl. oat• entry exp & 10 k . BOOKKEEPER Motivated ~· IOoklng come po1.-1a1 11 un· blttou. Salee Rep• end NO EXP we
ltoueh 1 must. Medical Full ch.,ge, trevel eom· f« challenge In Nlee 1111 Pllmlll llmlle<I s .... Manegers for grow· lllllTUY.P IT . l1L
lnaurenoe bactcgrounc:I pany, Laguna Beach. Full dMalon of trvlne firm Full· !lme. Some up Ing company. Cw allow· Experienced w/gooCI Call before 12 Noon
+.Good ulary & ben-Ofpalttlme.•97-4253 P ..... ca11Ann474-17H prefd. 975-7100 + c2-:3~~:.~1r~ anceandt>onuMtfOftoP typlng&PhOn•MIUs.Fun NEWPORTICH91'3-373S •tit• Conl•ct Ker• llllUDll P/T OILIWILL 111111 Mnll men-oars. Co. nr Hoag H09P (Nwpt COSTA MESA......,..tt
B«:ltlngl\am M5·6670 In 1r11lne Approx t . F« dellv.rlee WMkd1ys PAIT T1111 lllllT&IT Contact Mr H-otufld Bctl). Flea achedute 0 I<. SOUT.H O.C. 512·12.0
Hra/M .. A.Hist Adml llAL llTITI I.I. & PIT' Set 852·9155 Office 7..to,k & errends I« 852'«6t $8/hr. GIFTS INTER· GARDEN GROVE ASST MGR Wiii treln.
S9thr start. Apply In per. eon: The Mall Room,
3535 e. eo .. t Hwy, CdM
ANl•tant In •tabRahl Need• experienced PIT bUay RMI Estate Agl. NATIONAL 122-eoeo 74-8237
manual accounting r receptionist f« ~tly Rml P /T Fie• hrs, te.25/Hr toi.-----------------------.. cord• to Include payrOll Setutd•ys Pleue call M..aenger ....-vloe Ea· a tart. c 111 o 11 n •
C8'1 Donna •t •7••811, Oarteen 6'4-.90e0 perlnced Muet have 7eo-5000tEv M•~6590
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lntetior IExterlof
24 Hr Srvc Quality Work
Refer~ 53•-0105
OMV printout. car In· iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~I :'i~a7:oo y~ CAP.!'~ P11RT y•tl' SALES call 714/491-3700 "' ~
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Must ha~ble car & The Oally Pilot II currently ..-1ng UMrtl~ lndlv· Ina. Great Job fdf stu· dlJal• tor part time lntlde
c:t.rlll FT/PT. $300/wk HIH, Mondey thru
po181ble. 832·1212 Thursday 4-8 P.M.
llalW IFrllllS We ofter Mlery
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plus commiUIOn
lllllT&lllS lndlvl<lu111 mu•t type 25 Wanted (n the South Of. wpm and have gOOd
enoe County area apeltlng skills Come and
SPRING MOUNTAIN work fOf Orange Coun·
ESCROW CORP PleaM ty'a leadinO -commuAlty -
eall Francine 721-MOO newtpaper
v FLllllT P /T
Newport Beach. Good
1 .. rnlng exp. M•·1•t3
I Cell the OWiy PllOI lod•Y
Ask tor Cheri Freeman
Ml-4121
NEWSPAPER
DELIVER~
* NO eOLLECTJON * ..r
Early m orning m otor routes anailable
Must have dependable vehicle and liabilit1
insurance.
7 d•,. ~r W'Hl,
2:30 •· m. ·513" •.m.
6'BOVE t\ VERAGE EMlNINGS
Call 7 14 642-4333 between 6:00 a.m .. 5:00 p.m. (M-f)
6a.m.·10a.m.( ~T&SU )
AREAS AV Al LADLE:
Huntlngte~ Beae h
Co s ta Mesa, Fo•ntaln Vall y,
& ewport lleaeh
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CLASSIFIED ABJ'EllTISIN6
SALES
We are AD DING to our sales staff.
If you can type at least 4S wp m and have
great telecommunication skills -We can
off er you a base salary + commission AND
a gUJJJ place to work.
F•H Tl•e 4Pitrt Tme A ¥11ll•ltle.
Do you.rseU a f a•or -Call us.
Cheri Freeman
642-4321
llilJ Pilat ·
330 Weat Bay St.
Coat•Meaa,CA
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DAILY PILOT
Ol'JPICS
11' COSTA llE8A
21, 9919
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PC wt MOW.O IALI Anllque......,. , .. & din, 1100 Ml._.. 6 -1~ ,,.._ ._.... ~ owotl, end rectiMfe, 8edroom _. Or1111 a. 090. Btend n.w In· Roof ---.a-..a .., ...... etut1M oon-__..bed,MeUVe~ Olfl.Nlt ~ .. ,_.. .............. bOet wl mot« I. ......... -----d•..._ =r -..___.............._ ~•11001111.,.,seeo •bed 10~~ :=:.-•ra OBO. e1ec ...,'°"_, ...... ·-•lllllN """"--., ... _ ........ • Lm--IMWIHYrrywhle~ •• _.._ ..,,enty. 11, '" ... ..._ Mk bdtm Mt, OtMi IOr pelnl roller, UOobo. -•lll IMtl ...... ....., .... 000. ., ... 1
2 IO uphol chelre 1 .. n & much mor•. '40-MOt Afl 5pm Wtldyt ..rw STDUll -~· dKV"'7t ~AH II to S" Hour. w/ottOf'MIW, uphol bench 144-'419 or 723..o545 .,.
A'* 1 .... trMq. In red veYet. Qlasa top NfW DAYBED WHIT! & 'M ..... " 1.. ... L*t ,,._, •• (ll002 MIZ '7' 2IO Cell·---tAM-5~ PrOY eoftM Ible 31 JC 31, BRASS. With menr .... Jfr#fl!1 /'1111/ An Fully loeded tedlM. .UIO Lm ---76,000 ........ H<**ll la..all 1-dr..., ~ ehe•I. I trundle compl•t• 6025 m ••I c. • u n' 0 of· 1540 Jembof" R<Mld ... ,. tN!pe, l.eoGO 112.-11
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iiiiiiiiiiiiilliiiiiiiiiiiil ll!Mpe. 173-&e11 S24S. •l40-.lf33• p/tt..,lng, •Ir (857748) NftP0'1 BNct\ -, ...... .. ·"'""""=-::==:=""'.=uc=:-oHI ~1 BEAUTIFUL Quality Trudel ,,.,_ •• •tt --.... ,. -1_ .. . 1 FT. DESIGNER CO QUEEN SIZE MATTRESS Blue Topaz 8tone1 ···-, I ....it .. _ New ~lne, lac.tlent & LOVESEAT Golden •BOX, OUILTEOI ONLY 1300 FOR ALL '71 ••NCHERO G·T P,U. ---.,, Autom•t•C, .. ,. n ... r condition llll!IO Cell ---'.""~~~"S";~Ei7
beige. Good condition 3 BRAND NEWI 1155 Calt 8'°..aeae Gr;';. •h•P• $2850 M1·11ll POW9t door took. rlld'el ~ f oYOC• C... if 1ii1, ~°'8a~~~-=e Mil CALL 1r M0-1733 * _ 131-1900 __
1
, .... 11111.11. C:. =~; powet ..... 11111 =.':C.~tuft.-=='
Put ·your pel"9qnellty to Texu Bound sei.1 Tt>te ... ....,._ 'M lllUI .... le•elt/ ..... I 1L Lm.... bcellMt hleclton 12100 obo 131 .... 111
wortt f« youl Loe.I~ ALMOST new4 II .~;:· w/4 Cl'lrl hi 0retMt For .... &LUMP-STONE ..-..-.,...... Full Lo.ded. Low mil•, 11• a.-Win ..... ,._ & ~owned (2A1.f32t)
P•"""r nMdl money-100 lrg v rm._~ S145. RefrfO 1295. Book IAICKI 420 whole. 25 \.\ a.ma 9045 51pd, fadl•I•. •lloy1, .,.... . 'II lllllll ..;.....~~=-""=~~ mo'ti";.tect people to WOtk ~~~_._~~c•~2:~4' c•• & ltmPa 845-8208 btlcke. Steel rode. 1400 •15 MUSTANG Origln•l p/atMJlng, brekM, air. •••Is, .. ...,. Mt SM.£1 , w VW .'73 8UO 1IOOcoeefo
tn °"'telephone NIM of-.,.,......,.... • caw.. 548-5392 owner. 2", V8, euto-(1lET272) 111-1111 Now 1:r"i ~ afforc:I a new ••••ns =~:·MO
ftce. 8e1e1y withe fentu-BRAND new bHutlful ~ 60 I 5 matlc, .AMIFM-cauette. ...... fW liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~ IM I Hur ... ryt:ie le tupply Y~r Authof1aeel MefcedN 2000 mllH 01'1 l'leW tic bonUt p!M. No •x-couctl, cf'l•lr, ouoman, maple OMc:. furnlbn Runs WI. neecta paint H1·1171 • DMlet brak... sunroof, rune ~~·-=·~ C,: =t:~·:i~:-;'1
Im-~=:.::;;· I f"P'!" 6047 '2500
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20 '14 St~ red PgASCHE • &~ ~,rr-1~e::1 • =:d·..=-~~~
8'4Mt. tern to apm. llAIS ...... • cut' lfon/bfue Beket • p~~~~.~:; '°'. no-flaalltway to.noc>. ::~ :;.~ m:~~~~~ 1540 J8ml>ot' .. Aoaci ua-•• 11500 080 ........ 11 )~iiiliiiiii~~ Footboard with rails, rack, queen bed, tallfllh oopler •i certrldge . ,!'Y cleellfi9d . quick Hie. e4~844 7 N9wportl• e:.f' ,
11
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I W.. •Ill RI queen tin $195. 840-6733 S254450 E/&48--0754 1100 291-0516 Autos !iliOrifd 91 aftw 5PM ,15 5008E.
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PT/FT Tool d"lgner (Contour) ~ng CNUr. FURNITURE, whit• dr• & HUGE PRIVATE SALE CREVIER CONSIDER wet~. 'le 420EL, '34,950 (1117) ~ •c••urt COl1-
•/f1XP needed. Engineer-neutral color, heating & twin C9f\OPV bed &150 Large Mlecilon of tr•· 'II 41TTI I •. vetue, HIY to mo '&4 30080. MK ml.(9710) ~. •toted 1 ~ lnaCo.lnSent•008AllE•~ ~bretlng Uk• new Orig both.Levl•21X28.lt!•t• dltlon•I ei1ecut1Ve office M Stick ahllt, 1unroot, purch••• flne nclng . 'M6I08EC.(M91) 2•,000mlel.llOOO
lfi2PM 6'5-1 ""' l3500811Cflfioe,l295 ooo &rnuc:tt~tl l42·71 15 fumlehlng•&•n Ofpanol 62 ercedes calMtte.(23704) DEIO . Compare HOUM ol lm-·951~.Whllttw.(6111) ln•I 0..,., 751·11 ~ -IT-945-7671 • GREAT EXPECTATIONS modern moduJer olflc91 ""-nf por'tt& S.Saf• 2131714 fUlll llOOCt73
!Mn u,, to '300/d~. MOVING: antique rocker. LIFE TIME MEMBEA· complete with 40 wort! 111·1171 SALE$$ MEACEDES ~;;;;;;;;p;;;;a;~;;;;;;~ii
People ml you. ftoor tamp & glass; queen SHIP FOR SALE HOO. et•tlon• Mutt •II Call 11111 fMI hljMflel GET hlgMr clofler velue IOI' .... ...
Kalhy 71,..751-e675 JCA:l bed. Ilk• new, m11c. 154.t584 380-2941 ..a 111 Pmm A FEW EXMftlS Of y 0 u r p •mp e r• d ·-a• ... --CADILLAC 1 .. 1 ......
laJ>let l Chairs. All YfllY New wood Hot Tub w1~J!;;;;;;::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~L~,....9 Air. power steering dilC lllllU ~ Pl[-OWlfD..... Mercedet-hni Com ---U ,000 m..... oriatn ..
gOod cond. 673·2512 woodburnlng hHter 1'1t1 I Al*nM CVT t>rek•, ltrnb lt!ln. Loededl Nice car, redue»d .84 3181 Sspd (lLORlgll pare Hou .. of lml)0(11 a 2+2, eutomatlc, warrenty. O'#f*. aeooo. ~1
MUST SELLI Bullt for rMgGlne ertlde. DARLING chocol•t• Sher midnight blue. l lPll• nr '84 32Sf 5 • ...1 (28)Zl08) 8• Sure 213/11 35,000 mllel, lo•ded, .,,.FO"""""R='o-...,,1='91~.:--A::"'.,:-:-::-01':':1:'::.::-,,
COSTA MESA uelnQ beet quenty m•· Pel puppy. 2-mos old, 2 plec:. lwb cape 111·1171 ..,.. MERCEDES 111,~w:0:~·1515 Whit•, aood ~. Rattan couch & love.se•t terlM. R9ctengulet, HOO ran, American Shar Pel '86 325 SSl>d (100161 HOND• 1<>•• Pr ... -SI •10,000Tobo .. P1-GSlll 2iiii~:::!~ .................. _ ..... I •11 ·-. 0 ............... -m, IL Sales Saru•-· ... ·--u..... PEUGEOT '87 &.1\5 STI. • 601 J $400. 1950'• walnut/mint ... ,. rwuwuuu """"no. ~bol Amer 844-4 14 ·--'II' -... ........ whit•. 5·•1>.ed. exctllen -M0-1885 e trim oompl bdrm set ttalnleu fHtenlng1 ---Full Loaded. Low mu... Part• -Leulng condtton, •II opllont. 17,000 rnl .. a. red, v-e. -------~:----
*WANTE : REF IGER· I) $400. Lg upright 11400 ~-6153 & OrglllJ 84l•l 194 a utomatic, tunroof. 131-3111 s14,900. 495.5200 113,&00 175-7659 ATORS, WASHERS & euer S225 Aquarium 6059 p/1tMt'lng. air. (6577'4a) IJ 11 DRYERS Working or / 1 . $35 All Wedding DreH. brend U Ill uw 1500 Auto Mall Or. MBZ ·11 4:>UbL. ....... 1
not-P•yceellt 845-9'1! w ~rd••, 979·2S88 new: Wht .. un w/lace & -a-••-ya .. 111a PEI •" . Santa Ana One owner 2 top•. red llllUIA -verygacon · beed•, 11 8. Pd 11150, _.,,._. --1111•11 •54 0778 ALL APPLIANCE REP IR Sec S850 497-7370 With ptanqcorder. 4 yr1 '11 .. l•I • • 55 Fwy. at Edinger $2 1.000 " • lmmeculale, blac:k w/tan C.I Aetrlg ltd $9.500 7 • - -955-2580 IMthet lnteriof, 5 ~. :~~..n.r~:0ryeri'. ~~~for:=.. l loOIC~fOfafr*'<t?Flnd old. 9•
759"°332
Sliver w/blu• l••ther B,~~3~5:d:~·!=i OPEN 7 DAYS MBZ '792'40D fully lo•ded. tunrool, ~ .. 942-4072 toyour~netda. llttflrlo cr111er1lnctaulfitd. G Sites (920058) $11,"99 condition, 41.000 mtlea Servtce Hra. Mon-frl. GrM1 tllepe. runt well, chrome wh••I•. only
/t ~ •'9' Lm IOll lft Asking s 13,800 obo 7:00 am to 9:00 pm I 6 5 o o 12 2 . 8 9 1 9 18,000 ml.... 144.900.
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111-1110 850-435& ( 1KNC88e) j .. ______ _.I 11 IPWW804 #F82ee7 955-2214
CostaMfta 6124 ~~:::..:..:..::..:..~-+...:::_:.:.:~...:__::...:..:.....:__..+==='.~~~=-~t--==-::-:::=::---t~-=::::-=:;:;:;---t~:::~::::::;--
i-..*•RET.._1R .. e-M'""EN-T,.s .. A-LE"!"'•-,.._IC NOTICE rta.IC NOTICE PlBJC N011C£ PlBJC NOTICE NI.JC flJTlCl JmUC mncl
Evetyday 9am.? Too many ruo"'"'"""'• .UllltESI , .... of Dlrtcle>f ol PurchU-....._.., F1etll~ Planning lA.lls G Botero-Londono flCTIT10UI IUWla ACTrnDUe w a. thing• to mentJont 172 ...... ........... -"'1 -Ii MAm ITATIMDIT MAim ITA~ Mont• Vleta. &42-1353 NJ.Me aTAn•NT iog, a.ny 1<11111, Coest Com-Triller Coplu ~be ob-Thie ttatemenl WU led The folloWlng ,.,_., Tbe followtnO pef'90nt .. The IOlloWlng perlOftl ate munity College Oialrle1. 1370 tllned on reqval A COC>Y o4 wltl) the County Cterll of Of· doing ~ • do1ng ~ _.
dolAg ~ u, A1'emt A-1Ue, Costa Mna lneM rat .. lllaJl be poeted angt County on March I MrCAO,.COAST CON· nlT EXPLOSM WU.A. GEM MARKETING ANO 92e2tl et Ille job Mte tMt NO ao 2 S C 2 -... I llV SALES, 308 VIit• Tructta. Project ldent1f1ce11on tunallbemandatoryupon F41oeol SUI.TI 1 111 1 • • 1n W. 1..,. trtet •
Newport e..cri. Call! 92e60 Nam• GOLDEN WEST the CONTRACTOR to wl'lom Publllhed Orenge Cout Cotta ....... Calif 92627 Colla ...... Celd 92121
G Edward McCullougll, C O L I. E O E A E · the contrect 11 awarded and oe.ry Piiot M.,d\ 14 21 29 61tvwi Enc 8'uaa. 1 '*"" P O'Toolt. m W
308 Vtat1 Trucha, Newpof1 MOVALIREPLACEMENT upon any subcontractor Apfil 4 1989 21st SI C-2, Costa MeM 19tft Strwl •V. eo.-. MeN..
1o1b, GentfM 7011 Beach. CCII 92eeo OF 2 PCB TRANSFORMERS under ~ CONTRACTOR. T-481 ~uy·2::)'M • Vatdaman, ~ ~tln..e 11 con-
-••• .,,., ..,,., 0,,.,,., & O C Tlli. bualneN It con • 111811-89 HAZARDOUS lo pay not i.a tllan the MIO 2070 Tllurln St B. Costa duc1ed by. an lndMOual
,..,, fit HI, -•••••• , • .,. "'''"" ceu., .. .,0 ,. .,..,,~ ••"< • • 327 Chevy motor M ducted by an inOlllldual SUBST !<NCES REMOVAL tpeellled rates to all W01llers __ ... rtaJC..._ __ *l_llCE ___ 1 ....... C911f 112927 Tiit reglatranl com· ,_...,10•• •1111 tt•11 •-.. " ,,.,., ~" ~ ..... , '•" 011 • •, • • par11, rebuilt w/recelpll Tiie reglttrant com-AGREEMENT BIO • 1450 em~ by them In the••·
, -...... ~·;~·' ~,.~,~~'(l';:!:~','• 1 '"°PP' • # 21&0MC,23'totomt>oal rnenoed 10 transact bUlol· PtacePlanure onr11e Of· ecullonollhe contree1 ftCTl'110UlllU ... al ~l'M.=,t!;"='!.n~~.con-~UO:, 1~1::'; You C-J(." fl 0 IT IN THE CLASSIFIED !! traller98~~~1~g ob o ::':n~"":.~lleorfi<:=~':,:i~r~':rr:~=:.,:•~~=~wi~~=~ ~~are TP!t regl11rant com·bullntta nemt or ntrnet
I'\ , --hsted abOve on NIA Harrie. Coast Communtty (901 daya titer the date Mt doing bU91Mll u menced lo tranuct bu8'-fisted abOYe on Merdl 7. CALL CLA SSIFIED 642 5678 It MONTGOMERY G Eaward McCullougll Collage OlsHICI 1370 fortheopenlngolt>lda HABITECTURE. 21841 ::,...~.,,:.heOfflet= t':no·T~ • Flb.rgl•• Lep SI rake Thia 1111emen1 was llled Adema A..,., Co1t1 Meaa A payment bond and • Cenada RO 14-C. Et Toro.
-Ol~hy, 2 HP Johnson will\ tlle County Clerk or Or· 92626 • TraJler Facltllu 1714) per!Ofmanc. bond Wiil be "•"t 92630 titted lbovt on Mardi 8. TNI statement wu fled
Motor Routes
available in
Westminster
Huntington ,leach
.Fountain Valley
NO COL LECTING
NO SOLICITING
Deliver One Day a Week •
Must have dependable car
and proof of insurance.
Call 842-1444
Ask for Joanne Craney
' --" 11119 wfttl tM County Ctent of Of· $1 . 875-8909 ange Covnty on March 10. 432·&707 r9qUlfed PflO< to ••ecutlon t.aya A,.•ta:..21841 Can-Ouy varoaman = County on Mercf'I 7. ---~---· . 1118$1 NOT ICE IS HEREBY of lhe contract and lhaU be ada Ad 14-C 1:.1 T0<0, Ceut Eleclrle Bay Boal. 14 ' F4110ll GIVEN that th• •bov•· In the fO<m .. , 1«111 In Ille 92630 . Thi• ll&lemenl WU fltecl 19 II
00Q<!cot"ldltlon,1llpavail· Published Orange Coest named SCnoot 01ttr1Ct tor conlraC1docu"*'ll Tlllt bu11ne1t 11 con :,:.''c;::~1~~.,~~<>;: Pu~ Of-"4=
•bit $4900. 875-2927 Dell)' Pilot March 21 28 Ortnge Co~mly, Celll0<nia. Pur1Uan1 to Section 45$IO ducted by an inONldual 11119 ' .......... Pltot M~i'r 21, 28.
-.T •in L ••ay AprD 4, t 1, 11189 Jetlng by tnd lllrougll 111 or Ille Go-.nfM!'lt Code ot T. he reg111ran1 co • ,41.,.. ~ 4• 1989 "'9•• -• -T-485 Governing Botrd, herein· the S1a1e of Caltfomla. lhe mencec1 to trenaact °' Coat .... ~ T-488 111711'1aJ lelt, ---------1atter rtf«red to u "DIS contr1'1 ¥tJ11 cont.al neea uno.t th4I t1et1110u1 =~-c:n~ 21 28. ---•..I ·•---.t-I •-ir NOTICE TRICT' .. W1ll rec.tlve up to. PfOYWOna perm11Hng Ille bullneel n8fNI Ot namee 9 _.... .. ....., ... , 1 r~ but not1atertllanthe1bov• 1ucce11lul b1ddtr 10 ted abowi on Marctl 2 4• 1" ---------det lff4. I nt 1111. FlCTmOUI au11NEaS 1taled time. MaleO b+Oa fe>f 1Yb1t11ute teCUJ•tlea tor any tNll T-469 "8JC fl)TIC( lal lfter lPlll NAME tTATUKNT the -wd ol a con1rac1 for rnoMyt Wltlmeld by 1"9 DIS-i..y1 Atatt• P\BJC NOTICE _ ...... _....._ ____ _
II. 1110 The foOowlng peraons are the ebov9 pr0jee1 TRICl to en1ure per Thll statement wu hlecl ACTTTIOUI W..
• doing~ 81 S.01 lf\aff be r-...a In f0tmance under the con·1w1111 lhe ~nty C"'1l of Of l'M:TI'T1i0Ua IU8*llll MAM9 8T4~ WINOSHIELO REPAIR OF lhe p&ace tdenUhed above tract ange CoUnly on Marci\ 1 MAMe aTATDIENT The tolloW!g Pt'90N an p~ Boats 7012 ORAl'IQE COUNTY 3511 Bay and Shall be opened and Wallt tllf\I Matc.11 20 10 1989 The ·~ peraonl .,. OOlngS~SEC. 19:c &031 vi-Terrece Costa Meta publicly reed lloud at Ille am · fat.,...
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d0inll ~ • WJ 1g79 SKIPJACK 20' Cutty Calif ~27 abovt -1tated ume and Bod Date AprM 4 ·?pm I Pubftlhecl oranoe Coaat Fl~E ART ACOUISI· Birch St •C. N-port
Vdvo V-8, Volvo OUI· J amee F Volla,.. 3511 Bay pUloe Oewetnl"9 lloard, ay De<ly Plk>t Maret\ 14, 21 21. TtONS N.S2 Siar Drt¥e a.en, Calll t2teO
drl,,.., VHF, CB. winch, ._._ Terrece. Costa Men Tile<• will be• S tO 00 oe A""9d ft. f«Mftdez, ft.H.D., Apt~ 4 t9H Huntington e.ach Callf WJS, Inc Dt&a..,. 6031
belt lank. Bimini top. call! 92927 po11treqUtred for each.., ol CtlMceltor, CNet c_. T-•85 92$41 Slrel'I S t •C Newi>ort "°'• COYer g19-2834 Thll b1n1neH II con bid docurnenll 10 gu.,antM f'ftWlhJ c ...... Ol8trkt Edllllletd A d• Sliva N52 Beectl. c-.i t2ttO -ducted by an 1nd1Yldual '*'return In good con011ion Publ•lhed Orange Coast rtllJC *lllC£ ltar Orin Huntington Th1r i>u11ne.. la con· 1 llSTll WIAL1I Th• reg11tra n1 com within 1en daya 1ttet tile bid Delly P1101 Maret> t4 21 8Mdl Calo! 111648 duded by • OOl'PO'•llon
18' G , 2fl() Mercury, bell menced lo trenaacl bull· opening dala 19811 ACTmOUa ..,_at Tlllt bualnee& 11 con· The rtglttrant COITI· tanll du .. b•ttery & u -neu und!tr tM 11em1ou1 Eacn bidder .n•" be • 147• ..... ITAn.....,. CSUGlecl by en lnOMOual mencecs 10 trenMCt t>ult-
tru 's11.500 840-0597 ooalnen name or namet 11cen1ed c onttac to r The lollowlno per900i .,. TP!e tegletrant com· MM under the lk:tltloue -~' ~ Uated abOve on tnot yet) pur14.1an1 to lhe Bus1net.1 P\8.IC "°TlCE doil'WI Pusineta u menc.o to trllrlHCt buel· ~ name °' namee
21' ~OLBALT 85 Run· Jam.Vollare and ProleMIOOa Cooe ano SO&TT EUAOPlAN -under the hclllk>ul bted above on~ 1, ·~t. Cuddy Cabin 260 Tiii• atetemenl Wat hied bt lleenMO In Ille IOllowlng ftCTITIOUa BU...... COAP 5031 81retl SI •C bualnMI name Ot n~ 1Mt
110 Many extru Bflllol wtlh 111e Counly Clerk 01 Or· claat1l1Catlont NAiii aTATWMIEWT ~t Beacll Calli 92&60 litled above on March 1 Scon W Roblnton VIM
Low houfl A•klng ange County on March 11. C·10 Eleclrlcll (general) The following per1on111e WJS Inc o.;._.,. lHt Pree!Oen1
118 000 080 675-0323 t1189 . Each bid mutt conform dOinG bu1lneu u Tll19 1>u11neH 11 con Echw•rd A da Sha Thie llattmen1 ... lllecl • ,. 1CllOI and be rMponllYe to the WJS IMPORT ANO EX· ducted by • corporation Thll ltalement wee hied with the County Cletlt of Of. 26' OWENS 1965, rebuilt PublltMd Orange CoHt contract doeumen11 POAT, INC ~ '*'B•tell St Tiie reglitrent com ~h the County Ci.ll of Of. ange Count}' on Mareh 6, engine, looks good Delly Piiot Merell 21, 28, Each bidder IP!all submit IC, Newport Beacll. Calrt menced 10 lreMICI butl· ar109 County on Marctl 7, 11111
Greet Catalina boat Aprll 4. 11, 1989 on Ille lorm l\lrnllheO with 92660 ,,... undet !he tlct1uoua 1NI ,.._ N~ '9450 642-2615 T-481 the contract docurnenll. • WJS. Inc.. o.laww• ~31 oo.ir-name Of names 'aiout Pvtlll9hed ..,.ange .......,
lltl of the propoted 11.1bcoo· Birch St •C. Newpot1 lilted ebc>Ye on Jenuery 1 P\lblllhed Oraft99 Cout Delly Piiot Mardi 14, 21. 21. U ' 111111¥101 1l lO ---------I 1ract0<1 on thll PfOIKI M BMctt, Cellt 92680 llllt Deity PllCH M111c:h 14. 21. 21. ~ 4, 1"9 New engines 1984 PtB.JC NOTIC£ required by lhe Sublet11ng Tiiie but1nH1 II con Scott w RoblnlDn, Vice A~ 4 ,Mt
E•cellent cond S2900 and Sut>cont11cung Fair oucted l)y a corpotatJon "'-ldtlnl T.
723-0154 or 548-8164 Ftcfl'11QU• llUllNEll Pracitlctt Ad o-nment TM r•9lat,_M-c.441• This •lalement •U l11fd ---------1·---------NA• aTAnMENT Code S.Ctlon 4100 et Mq menced to tranaact l>Ual· with the Counry Clerk of Of. "8.JC NOTICE f'WlJC M)TlC(
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The !<*owing peraon1 .,. EacP! bldd4W mu1t aubmll neet under the llct1t101.1& County on Mar ell e ------------1 _.....;..;;.;-......._.-....-.... __
dotno ooa1nee1 u wtth acfl bid c.rur.ed °' ~ name °' NIIMI = rtennoua .,_.. llltennoul WU AtTECA OISCOTECA. CMl\WI check payab6e lO !lated 1~ on January I, '410a MAm ITA'Q....,. 111Am ITAT'lmllT
Glupar Avalon 11' J ohn·
'---------------------------. eon 55 hp outboerd &
TODAY'S
.CROSSWORD PUZZLE
AC ROH
t Pltctl
5 ·-H1 1"
9 Sharpen
14 -Shafll
...
15 Swan~• 18 Found WNlth
17 Floor~ 18 Blecll Fr
19 Bird
20 Conveyanoet
22 HM<! peraon
24 lmaglM 2e Conjure up
27 C,,.,.,, CIUMt
~ Ne«hettandl commune
30 Metal
33 Yullon bealll
37 Cont-
38 Aa to
3t Prior p<ef "° Camtlrie 41 Control
deYice "'" 42 AurelaftaKI
44Welghfunll
45 Needlefiatl
4' Cofnpoaiuon
47 F•wttt
49 Motlfl!OOf 53~unl1
67 T.-f off 51 In Motel of 5t At6aft ler1d
2 3
14
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8t Relettd
82 Sw.thearll
13 OrMOMone
14 Pllilo90PI* lmmenuel -
e5Uleleat
N Oeptnoenc. 67 P<>'atO buds
DOWN
1 Terra
2 Afghan IOrdl
3 c ... room1
4 F•rfVI
5 Half a candy
6 Off. balance
7 F~r"*
8 DlltetptclM
II IOWllng teat
10 ()ccupttlOtl
11 "8mb6e
12 ~OWa'llt
1i Heid btc:k
21 Tingle
23 0r .. 11ac11
25 Tide 28 PWllng
IO Powder t>eee 31 ""°Vert"
32 Cape
S3 ""° a.-Awert of
as lcrewny M Aof ETA
37 Aenan
ll'Meket
..0 T~otf 42 P.:1!909
43 FN1y Item
45 Pluc:kleat 47 p,_..,
48 ~' me111ng1 &O Wine
&I Shetptlh
52FllllUN9
53S~ artllt
~Blad! poet
55 lni.t
51 UflPtnhlul
to COfftpoMf -Aotem
10 11 12 13
_.. 745 W 19th ~G Colla the DISTRICT Of e bod bond 1Mt Pubtlahed Of-Coul The~ per.one•• The f~ pert0M are MUL.TICRAFT 18-Foot. Mee&. Calif .92$27 1n the form Ml loflll in Ille Scott W ~ Vice Deily Piiot M r;h"{'i 2I 2t dOlnCI bulllneaa.. dOtlQ ......._ •
trailer S 1800 67-3-U33
1981, with lraller 75HP luia Alfredo Bonilla, t884 COflllect doeumtnll In an Prealdent Aptll • 11119., • M fl ICHANTZ AP· W.lt T,_AOIHO, INC
rnot0t '4000 751·5715. Park"*" Cu • Colla M.a emoutlt not 1eet tftan '°"of Thia 1tstetMrtl •as tt&ed ' l ·•'le PfVJSAL ff.IMCES, 3400 I031 Blrd'l It eC, ~
551-8307 Cellf 92$27 the IT\UirTMnn ~I of bid wtttl the County Cterk ol Of. trWMt A,,._. •221, ....... lteefl. Celt t2MO 1~----11111[1---• Thi• bvttn"' Is con· • a gu.arent• ltlal the bod· .nge County on M•cll 6. "8JC 9'0TIC( Pon Beedl. c.at 12te0 WJt. tne., o.i-., ~I loat/YldM Chlntrs dllcied by an lndMOUel def wlll enter Into 1111 1Nt Mel " ISctwlntl.. Jr~ 803 81tctl St 11c. Newpor1 Tiie regt1tran1 com· PtOPOMd contract 11 111e Fa1mee ..cnnoue BUWU Themta. Cetta Meta. c.., leedl. c..r t28IC) ~UNAWAY FOR WEEK· menced lo tranaact bUM· -la ewardad 10 we.ti Publllhed Qf~ Cout ...._ STAftflll)fT f2at Tiw9 ~...,,... 11 COfl•
END. cn.rter Stele-Of· nMI unoer the flChtlOUI ~ In ,,,. ... ol ladur• DIMiy Piiat Maret\ 14. 21. 21. The folowlng pereona •• Thlt bul!MM ii 'on-dUCteO by .• cerporatlOt\
Art :M' CrMlock Pkg t>uslMll name °' namee to enter Into Mid conlrKt ~ 4. 1989 • ctotno buelMtl u duded bt. en lndMduJll Tri• reo1atr•11t com -
ONJ w/tllipp.r 175-7100 listed •boft on Feoruery. euch ..c:url1y Wiii be lor· T-45' BOOY CAT, 2"0 Atdt\111 The reo•etrent com· fNf'oed to trlfllNd bu9-
1980 felted 8', Coet• MeM. Calll t2121 "'9floed to tranuct buai-,.. Ul\4lar the ktltlOue 70 4 Lula Allfedo Bonilla The OISTAICT r.-VM rt.a.JC *>11C£ ltatt. Concannon 124 Vie MM uncltt ..... flctlllOUt ----,...,.. °' '*"* 1.Sll..., .. ao.ts..,...., ____ ~1-TNI S1atement ••• filed the right to retec:t eny °' •N ....,.tone. ~ leecll. ~ name "' leMd ~ Oft ~ 1,
HOBIE CAT, 18--lool, T• wttll lhe County Clerk of Or· bide cw to w~ any Ir· ACTTTIOUa _,..... c.rrt t2M3 titted atxwe on Merell I. 1Mt
quit• SunrlH n il•. = County on Marett 9· NgUlafllin In.,.,., bid• Ot In HAMS HATWMKNT Tim butlMH II con-11M loon W • .__ .. __,. YIOt
11000/obo 853-4164 the bidding Tl'lt lollOMnO '*'°"' t<e ~.,by en lndMdUal Mel"-lchenu . .Jt ,.....,..
P .....,.._.. ,.._ '4= P\Kwenl to the P'OVltlOn• doing butlMM •• Tht re9l11ra11t com fhll 1taternent wee fllecl Thie etaM!ftent .. fllecl u ...... ..., ""ange Ol &ectlon 1772 ot the Labor CM.ATIVE TREAS.UAE.S, INl'ICecl 10 ttenMCt bull wlt1' the County C•tuif Of· Wfth V. County a.tit of Of· Slps/Docks/Ston1ge Delly Piiot March 2t. 28. Code OI lhe Stat• Of Cell• 5t4 Hamilton •D. Colt• ,,,... \lnoet the lletttl MOt County on Maid\ .. MOt CouM)' Ofl M~ .. 7022 APfll 4, 1 '· 19811 lomla, the DISTRICT hll ob-...... Calif. 92627 butlntta _.,,. °' 1Nt 1Mt
1 ... ---.... -~~!"' T -482 ta&ntd from the Director 01 · Lut. o Boleto-1..ondono, letecl ~on (not yet) N 14~ 19' lk>et ellp wenled In ---------tl'lt Oec>er11"*11 of lndutlrlal 2020 fuelef1on 14 ... Coeta '"I 8 Concannon P\iDlllNd Ofel'IQe CoMI ' ~ OfMJl'.9 C09IM
N.8. nr PCH tor reatored Pl8JC NOTIC£ lflltlattori• 1rl• o•neral ....... Oellf 112827 Tlllt ···""'*'' WM " Dally,_. Merell 1•. 11. Olly"°' MMll 14 2t, ae. 1941 mallOQeny Chrl1 Pf9'tlaltlng rat• of S* diem Thi• bu1lntH 11 aon· wflh Ille CouMy Qwll ot Of .. 4. 1ttt .. 4, 1tM Cl'eft. Vence 'M2·2517 NOTICE TO w•oee anc:I Ille o•n•ra1 ducted by· an lnd•vt0ua1 MOt COunlY on Maron e. _ T...._. • t -455
COWffllACTOAI Pf9Vefflng rate I« llOllday The regl1tran1 COl'll• 1tlt
38' NEWPORT MOORING CAUJNO '°" M>I end over11meWCfk 1n ttte '°' menc.o 10 11anMC1 t>ua1o ,... Rooms ao;artments homes -With 25' Sall boat School Olttrlct CoHI Cfllltyln~tnlawOflc ltto Miii undtt the flcllll ~ OfMOt Coat 1 / r,f:-. d '. fy
114.600 M0-27"8 Commonll~ ~ Oletrlet bt pertotmec:I tot MCh ere" .,.,......_ nwne °' ,,.,.,_ o.ity Pt1ot Marcl'I 14, 21, 2a, CtUSI re can SitlS
DRY tioet t1oraoe eva11. 8ld DMdline 2 00 o'ctoclil or 1YP9 °' wonier needed 10 ... ec:l •bcwe on ~t>tr 3. Aotll 4. 1Mt your housing needs ~ Dunn, Newpor1 PM of the 4 Clay Of APtl . ...oute !fie COr'llfact ThtM 1M '7 • • ,_..,,.....' 1Mt ,.._ .. on lie II lht Oii·
8Hch f44·0128 Or Ptect of ltd ~: Of TNCT .mo. localed et -;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;::;;::==!=========================:;;:::;;;;~~ ~10,T~S.t j, ------------Ul \ 111, 0 I IC I'
Wednelclay. March 22. at 11:00 A.M. al
hcifie Vww 0.pe-1,
S~ Pacific Vi~w
Drive, Newpotl
BMch. In I .u of now.... CIOftlribut.loN
to Childrwrw Home
8odfty ol California. m Chrtad.na Driq,
Hunt:al~n Beach, CA or any
Gd* dwity °' )'OUf' choWt.
! -r ,,
STARTING A NEW BUSINESS??
The Legal Oepett"*'t et the
Dally Piiot it pfHUd to en-
nounce a new MrVa now avell·
1bte to new bull~
We will now SEAACH the
n•m• for Y'O\.I at no extra charge,
and 11ve you the ti~ end the
trtp to the Court Houee In Santa
An• Then. of COUtM, ... ., the
Mareh t• cornp .. ted • wttl file your flctltlOUt ~ nt11M
statement wittl the County ci.n.
pubhsh once 1 week tor tour ..-1 • required DY tMt ~
tNn .... yout P'OOf of Pubtl·
cation Mtn IM COunty CtetN.