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-ll~ won't refile· Ct-larges again_st surgeon .
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The district auomey's office has
quietly abendoeed its eft'ort to refile
molestation ctwan apinst Newport
Beach neurosuflCOn Dr. Francis Wil-
Uams, ICOOf'dina to a letter delivered
to the Newport Beach police Wednes-
day.
.. It is our collective opinion that
Spring br••k
~espate proving the doctor's conduct they had done their homework. they as wrona. we can no~ prove beyon~ a wouldn't have faled them. They fell
reasonable doubt his conduct viol-into the lap of the Newport Beach
ated any . cri.minal statut~." wrot .,, Police Oepanment and a bunch of
Oe_puty Distnct Attorney 8111 Evans. agressive cops.
Repe:a~ caUs to Evans and Deou· · ".T~t'sdangerous. I wouldn't want
ty District Attorney Kell y tohveanNewponSeacb,"McMiUan,
MacEacbern were not returned. a former Superior C.Ourt jud&e said. .. They. shouldn't hav~ ti.led (the Williams declined commeni. c~) an the ~~t p~. said Byron The proxcutors' decision came on
McMillan, Wilhams auomev. "If the heels of ~ ruling Monday by
Supenor Coun Judae David Carter
that a dozen videotapes seized from
Williams' Cameo Shores home and
Superior Avenue office be ~turned.
Prosecutors were still allowed to use one tape that shows Williams. 64,
performing a pelvic examination on a
naked teenaaer. the same one he
tarlier was accused of molesting.
However1 prosecutors said they also wanteo the other d01cn tapes of
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pat1ents' surgcncs to use for com-parative purposes. r
Prosecutors and police have lo"a
indicated the batch of tapes was
crucial evidence in the case apinst
Williams. Howevcr1 the tapes could not be presentro at Williams'
preliminary _hcanna last month be-
cause the ddense motion to suppress
the evidence kept them tied up 1n
Supenor Court.
Prosccuton opted to to ahaid with
the ~liminary beariqa without the
tapes. Followina tbC !hearin& H.rt>Or
Municipal Court J~::znne Shaw dismiued aU that .
Williams molested two former .,. ttents, one of whom was 12 yean o&d
at the time, for lack of evidence .
Prosccuton have no1 explained
why thcv continued will. the
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1 Baby Choice'
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provides facts
against abortion
8y LESLIE EARNEST
Of .. Diii!)' ..... IUfl .
Me~bcrs of the radical pro-life Of110t1.1t1oo~ration Rescue, wbo say y 1tdefy a coul\-ORkr andpb)"SH;:a!ly bloc thland abonion din.,,.· .__
over ihc next three days. disolayed an aborted tiliio a small whtte coffin
durios a news conferen<% Wednesday bu\ mused to answer reponen'
quesuoas .. This 1s 'Bab)' CholC.-e.' •• satd
Randall Terr), founder of the New
York-based orpnazauon. " be was
killed at 19 weeks aestataon b)' saline
aboftiOn, and she ~ill an5WCf all of
your questions.··
With that. Terry walked out ohbe
meeting room at 1he Ooub6ttrtt
Hottl 1n ~ ~ lhoUona
quesuons follo'*t'd after btm. •bile
startled looking hotel cmplo tt!
stayed behind.
"I was very concerned about this."
said Linn)' BarotT, ~ho had booted tbc group at the Doubletrec Hotel in
Oran~ for 1he af\cmoon m~tma. .. The Doubleuu is not political.··
The fctu was left on the table for
about IO minutes before an uruden· lifted man placed the c.offin under has
arm and walked outside to a wa11Jng
Mercedes-Benz be1na dmen b) a
man in a clcnc's collar. A bumper
stacker on the car read; "8( a hero
saH a whale, save a baby &O to Jatl"
Hotel management ~ould make no
comment on the group's 1Ct1v1lles or
whether membcn ~ould be allowed
bid for another meetiD&. The
Ramada lnn Mainpte, aero. &om
DI ncyland. had iefuted to book
rooms for members of the l'::f dlia
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Renovations
to reduce
OC'swater
availability
Ornelas says he deserves priSon .
1Y JANn ZJMMPMAH o1 .. ....., .... ,...
Nineteen-year-old Danny Ornelas
admitted he dexrvcs to go to ;ail for
klllin& a -.oman during a drunken JOY
nde fast year, but the soft-spoken.
dart-haired man said an a J&ilhousc
1nterv1ew Wednesday that he was not
afraid of time behind bars.
Ornelas. c:onVlCted cartier tht
week of poss vehicular manslaughter
while mtoiucated. said he tries not to
thank about the pein he·s caused the family of his victim, 37-)tar-oJd
Debbie Ann KiUdea.
In an int.er'VlC• at the Oranaic
Couniy Jail, Omdas Of
hJI ~nd reltlJ()US Wth I raolve that he said Will hdp ham
with his put and tht futUft-
"I ha"e to pay for "'hat happcnl"<I ··
he said, bov.m1 his head "l nc"er
planned on comana out scot-f rtt, w I
think some kand ofju tact came out of
It. Ifs ne\er ~na to be equal to v.hat
the v1cum sufTe~"
A West Ora."&c Count) upenor
Court JUI") on Monday teJcctcd the
prosecution's theory that Ornelas
1ntenuonall) sv.erved into the
woman af\tt a day of dnnluna IS I· proof n.am and malt hquor ~1th
fncnds at the Wed in Ncv.pon
Beach. Juron instead v.-cl't' con\ inced b) a
defense witness. an accident re·
constNCt1on eitptrt, ~ho satd the
f<>nMr coUese tudent sY>en-td to
av<»d Killelea Ornelas llrcad> had turned tbe .,bttl v.ben she mo"ed
from near the middle of the 1.Uc>
Council off.ciaJs that thci nslled su~•M the cur to a $75 million
llww1t ir they zoned the propeny as ~ De._. it ialad Of Plcik COMt
Hilf!way '&om heh Bouk\'ard to
the "'8 4M Rhtt and previoull)
had bt9 dlleil\od u wetland•~ me tale~· of'filh ud Game.
U lldrf quaaioniM by Ctt)' Coun·
C11maa Peter Cneen."R•uon .:kno-1-
cdled tMI anb'mltion * uted io
tov.ard a "'all. v.here the car was
headed. the ddense contended.
K.Jflelea, a mother of three. was
wal .. 10& do.,.,n the alley behmd her
Balboa Pcnuuula home when she was
struck and thrown SO feet. Her two
ons wttncssed the iruesome acc1<knt
but v.ere not 1ruurcd On a disturbing videotape 1n-
1c:henantl) recorded by the passen·
gcr 10 the speedanacar. Killelea 1 S«n
with Iler hands on her haps and her
legs lpn:ad deliantJ)' 10 an appattnt
effort to slow the dnver
The .LUI") acquitted Orndas of tce0nd~ murder and ansttad
convicted him of the r man-
slauJbter charsc. He facn a mui-
mum l~)e&r pmon \tttn v.hen hf is
senten~ May 2.
But Ornelas. who 1u t t•o months
base the \&Jue of the land wa
hearsay Gtten 'tllcnt on to uk af 11 was true
that Hutton was a pmonal friend of one or the repraeauitava of \he
landownm r11btina a coast.al con·
ttrvation 1on1na that -oukl pcnerve
tM wetland~ arid bfock commercial
before the acadent IW1ed daslel at
Ccmtos ColleJc. said be wun't
surpnsed lby the )Uty"°S verdict ~
cau1e be~ an bis heart be couJdn't
commit murder. Ornelas said lhc shorter prisoo
sen ten<%. rather than l S-yean-to-life
for a murder conviction., will mean
he'll be releued soooer to spread bis
mcssqe about the eV1ls of alcohol and drua abuse throup speeches and
pow~yabook. w .. Ak:obol isn't all tt'I cracked U,p ~
be," Ornelas said. .. rm not aoin& to
tell people not to do it. rm jUll aoiDJ to wana them of the dfecis. _,. 11
affeeted me. .. lt stopped lily 61~ ...
honly aftier bis. anal. OrnclM'
blood akohol ieVd Wll o. • • cc:eM. ,... ..... cu /~
de\id()prncnt. • ,,~,..---
Hutton ,.id Wed~y that lbc ~ft IM Oty Hall partti119 tl*'f that
blanbri umc at about ll: IS p.m.
H
Shuttl
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1\e 10"t.bful ... utronauu .. at Mesa
View School in HWttinlton Beach
*be» bleated off In their mock space .. ale.._ Doceniber weat a.ct into
drbit •••in Wcdnnday after Jeamioa
IMy won 6nt place honors in the
aaie.in a Ntionwide NASA contest.
I Jf the lixth-.raden who built the
apecec:ra.ft ~lived in it for 21 houn
in a simulated Oi&btrwin in national oo.npetitioQ. NASA is expected to
name the next space shuttle Adven-
hare.
That was the name the pupils pve
the space atuutle they built to half -=ale Ollt of cardboard and plywood.
Teacher Scott Stirk and bis cbat&es
took the name from a vessel ,that
c.taiD Cook uiled to the South Pole 200 yean Ito-Stark said.
Jn their project. the young spaoc explorers from Hurttington Beach
'
complNd and contraaed &M two
model ol'lravcl-lbe llili!if veuel or
the I ?IOI and the ~orbiter ot the
1980s.
They saikd the ume, simulated
courx in the ihuttle wbUe coaductina
IS*C experimenn., Start It.id:
.. We're really ellcited,'' SWk said.
.. The kids pve me their ~
recesses and lunch hOW'I to do the
project.".
Stadcfrosaid the tchool JOl die eood
nctis m fifth..,.aQ ~ 1.ouite
West, who caq\e IC1'0ll lbe infoc'.-
mation boardina a peddle bo9t on 1M
Mi~issiwi River durifta spriJlt ve-cauon.
Wtst picked up a USA Today
newspaper q Jhe boarded the boat
and saw where her 1ehool won honon
o~ men tlaan 6,000 other projects,
and cUled on tbe tdephonc to spread the news, Swk said.
Eric Wenhin~ commander of the
AdveatW"C; aid Wedneeday \hat be
eowdll't believe t.bo ...... but tbat
it's a peat Wine."
He i&id a ~ beOeftt of the
elperiacc was llUina IO know bis
cluamaaa better by ipCnd~ more maa 20 boun witb dlela oa me
shun.le. The y~ alto ..,ent
another ldlbt oa tbe .._ · ehip
Pi_llrim ia DIM PGiDt Halior to
let.m atioue eealife in e.rtier' times. ThOulh daoaea colnlDucW by hi1 erewmaca. Wenbina liaid he doesn •t
p&aa to IO into apece wbeJ be pows
lip.
He plans to be a lawyer. be said.
bec:aUse he lovts to araue. .. And
normally I win," he said.
S&atk ujd be WU put on the NASA
mailina list after applyina for lhe ill·
fated teacher-ia-1pace Pf'OIJ'&J!l on the
Chllleftfer ... Tb~ sent me a flier and
I tb~~'1~ the kids sbou.ld act in· volved, ' he said.
·School district, builders may appeal ruling on fees Pilot staffers
stop suspect
in burglaries
au PAUL ARCHIPLEY Orange County SuN>rior Court Jud&c ~ ... Dllly,...sa.tt Leonard Goldstein ruled fn November that die
district had failed to show that its financial needs
Goldstein ~ refused a Bl.A request that
the district be pn:vented from coJJecting the
maximum developer fees through 1992 without
first ,hlstif yinJ a need to the ooun.
spent about S800t000 and put the remainder in
reserve pendina tne court's decision.
Both· the Building Industry Association and ·ust'ficd 11-: r... • r-. 11 ed ... N M U ·fied Sch 1 Di · ) J oo -.. n1 lue maiumum ices a ow
The district revised its collection sehcdule
followi'1J the November ruJinaand has collected
about Sr .2 milhon more from developers and
homeowners.
.. ,e ewpc;>rt-fS8 .n1 1 oo . s~ct may under state law.
al>l)Ca} a Jud&e s ruhni that lhc d1stnct must On Tuesday, Goldstein decided how the The builders' association filed suit in July
L987, claimina developer fees can only be
collected when a district has growin1 enrol-
lment.
Alen employees nabbed a bul)lary
suspect in the Daily Ptlot plant
Wednesda)
re(und about $600,000 in developer fees. district sbouJd correct iu error.
The BIA had sought a ruling to force a Ht ordered the district to pay $S9J,{)(j) to BIA officials maintain the latest fee sched-ule 1s nearly identical to the one that was ruled
invalid, and they may return to court for another
battle.
refund ofS3 million that the district col1cctcd in two developers aod two homeowners spccifi-
1987-88 to pay for school capital projects. cally named as plaintiffs in the BIA lawsuit.
The Newport-Mesa district reported a
1987-88 enrollment of 15,693 students, about
150 students less than in the pt"Cvious school
year.
Victor Dem11n Kina. 20, of Com-Qton 1s a suspect in the theft on
Tuesday of ctcd it cards.. a.irli oe tickets
and a checkbook from pubhshcr
Rosemary Churchman's puae.
And the district disagrees with the ruling The BIA wanted refunds to all devclopen
that their collection of the fees was invalid in the and homeowners who paid fees during the
In addition. lawyers said those who were
not named as plaintiffs in the oriainal suit may still sue separately for refunds from the distnct. first place. contested period. Of the $3 miUion collected. the distnct
HUTTON
FromAI
said. She said it 1s "a very difficult
scenario" to believe that she could
have run over the flat and pointed
~bj~t only to have it driven into her
Ure m such a manner.
The tire, which had about 2,000
miles on it, had to be replaced, she
said.
ORNELAS
from Al
nearly twice the lcpl limit. Hut the
former soccer player and cros~
country runner said he only drank
about onoe or twice a year, and never
1eriously.
try not to think about fear ...
Ornelas said one of the hardest
pans of being in prison will be the
separation from his pa~nts, Manuel
and Blan<:a. has brother and two
sisters.
Ornelas., a former explorer with the
Norwalk Sheriffs Department,
didn't finjsh high school. but earned
hts diploma through a state certifica-
tion program.
Wednesday mom1na. employees
discovered a vidcOclsscue recorder also was m1ssmg. as ~II as keys from
a worker's desk.
King was seen in the plant apin
Wednesday w";t:e alletldlY stole a wallet. Emplo bel<f him until
pohce arrived.
He was first seen by scvcrat
employees durina normal operatma
houn Tuetday when he used the
restroom in the front lobby.
Later that ni&ht, a jan.ltor saw the suspcc1 msade tbc planl and assumed
Dr. Louann Murray, an en· vironmentalist who is an expert on
wetlands, was~ amont-tn<ese.--wtft0.-1
ij>oke at the council meeting in favor
bf the wetlands zoning.
Ironically at the time of has
con\'iction Ornelas was rcadyina for
an Easter play he helped wnte with
members of a youth group at his
church. New Beainninas Ministries in
Chino. In one scene, Ornelas was to
play a police off10CT who arrc:sted a
dN_J dealer. .
Ornelas said be was always rc-
Jiaiqos, but the recent chances in hts
life have given him a new attitude, one that makes him re:a.Jize the frailty
oflife .
Ornelas said he has no memory of
the acctdent and dad not 1est1fy at his
trial. He is. however. plagued b)I
nigh tmarcs.
He said he re ma ms confused about
why he ran (rom the acpdcnt scene.
One of KiUelca's neaghbo~ testified
that he pulled himself from the window of the man&Jcd car, looked
down at K.illelca's body and then
cussed at her before runnina away. He
was ca~tufCd on the nearby beach about 30 minutes after the accident.
he was an employee. .
Kina rcaooearcd Wednesday after no.mW offiec hours when an em· ployec noticed he was concealins
something an bis pants.
· She said Wednesday that the van-
~ism to Hutton's car sounded like a
childish prank. .. It doesn't do our cause a bit of good if anybody from our group was
associated with it," said Murray. a
~rofcssor at Harbor UCLA Medical
Center. But she suspects it was a random
act. "I've experienoed vandaUsm my-
self," she said. "You wonder wbo
your enemies ~re. But it's usually senseless and non~rected acts that
youthful people grow out of."
Upon bearinJ that Hutton SUJ·
iested an environmentalist might
&ave been behind the tire slashina, Councilman Green laughed and said,
"I think it was one of her staff."
Hutton said it wasn't the first time
WILLIAMS
FromA1
prcliminaiy hearing without the
tapes.
"We feel it's unfortunate that all the
evidence, including the videotape,
were notyresentcd at the preJiminary
bcarinJ. said Newport Bea<:b Police Lt. Tim Newman. "Had it been
presented, il would have resulted in a
different outcome."
But ''there's nothing on them."
McMillan said of the tapes.
' Even the one tape of the 12-,Year-
old's pelvic enmination is an inno-
cent recording of medical proocdurc.
.McMillan saict
"You can hear her mother in the
backaround," be said. "She was in the
room."
A ~foe source close to the in-
•vcstiption disputed McMillan's rc-
rpott and said there is no one else in the room elccpt the doctor and the
naked teen-aaer.
.. Jn such a short time you can take someone's life. That's it, she's aone,
and you can never bnng her back," he
said. "There's too much to life to take
it for gran\ed. ..
The Huntin11on Park youth said he
• .,... was not aftaiet of aoina to prison
Meanwhile, Ornelas said he )>ra>s
for the Killelns. Hecquatcd their loss
10 the p1in he felt when his 2-ycar-old
nephew drowned in I 984.
When she asked him about it. KJ.QS
beaan walkana rapidly away. · She alerted Eric Blade, another
worktr, who followtd Kina mto the
circulation dcpartmcnL
Blade called to arculation director
Tom Budd as Kina tned co blUT)' by.
Budd and Blade stopped the Mlspect
and dmlandtd bt show them What ht
was h1d1n1 in his J)lnts.
.._ ,..,......_.'"~ · because of his urona faith.
Huntlneton 8eactl Chy Anorn•r Gall "littCIW• ltOMI die ••My bcina 1e1~ would only make
111.UI object she found embe In tier car's ttre after it wone, it would only make me f.O
'I've been prayma for the husband
and the children and hoecf ully I can show them this wa.sn t done for
notbina."
Kina pulltd out a wallet belon11na
to another Pilot cmetoyce. He then tried to leave, but was held
by Blade and Budd until C--0st.1 Mesa
Pohcc arrived Mondaf ntetlt'1 etty councll meetl ~razy while l'm in here," be said. 'I
that the \jres of a vehicle from
someone in the city attorney's office
had been flattened.
A similar incident happened to Art
The source, who asked not to be
identified, would not reveal all the
details of the videotape, but did say
the doctor secretly videotaped the
examination. the source said.
"That's inappropriate. You tell me
why someone would secretly tape
someone," he said.
Statements made last year by the girl, who is now 16 and living in
Kentucky, to a counselor led to the
arrest of Williams in November. The
girl said the doctor, who was a close
family friend. p ve her numerous
pelvic examinations durina treat-
ment for learnina disabilities.
But after the preliminary hearin&.
Judae Shaw sa.sd she doubted the
credibility of both the girl and her
family.
McMillan said prosecuton and
police never had a case apinst
Williams.
"They_ didn't investipte thet little victim. They didn't do their job," he
said.
za. one ofherd~ties, when
hewas kin&paperstocourtinSanta ABORTION late-term abortion," Sc1~e said. Southcm Cahforn11 anoouced Anadunnsa umeoflaborun.rest that ·•They arc 1rq,cally c'lploitina a late Wednesday it will not condone tht
involved city employees, she said. From A I trime tcr prqnal)C} tn an 1llqal orpntuhon ·1 1lkpl tact.IC$, ()per.
manner. Planned Parenthood auon R_,.uc r..a~ .,..me 1 ...... 1 suppon. week after officials said they received ..... ·~ "" ....... threats.from activist on both sides of ~~fa~x~~~auempttocapturc The Mercedes lknz in •bich the the abonion issue. fetus was dnven away 1.f\cr the prai
Pro-1·11 d h · More than 90 peTcent or abortions confe~ncc Wednesday 1s ~stcred 1 e an pr<>< oicc groups arc that take place 1n the United talc' to Au tin R. Adler, eccordjn• ..... •'-A p~parin& to square off at Southland ~ ... -u~ WATER
From A l clinics today, Friday and Saturday a~ performed in the first tnmcster. DcJ)lrtment of Motor Vchidcs.
through the four-day period. whe~ Operation Retoeue members Seijlc ~id. C•Jls ro tone Mountain Church 1n
However, Karl SCckcl of the Mu-say there are 70 abortion fac1lit1es. Memberl of the Coalition To Keep 1.quna Hill Which is puto~ by nicipal Water District of Orange Orpnization members. who claim to Abonion Safe and Lqat, compnsed Rand) Adler. are cumntJy be1na
County said the Dlemer shutdown have "rescued" 232 fetusc from partJally of members of Planned forwatdocl to Operation RCJCuc,
really affects the whole county. bcin& aborted nationwide, say more Parenthood and the auonal Or--..b1ch has tcmponinly set up shop at
Most communities cast and south than 1,000 activists will be on hand to pniut1on for Women, say they will 111 undttcloticd locat100.
of the Costa Mesa Freeway can only block abortions at local clini . staac counter protests and offer lrina McGuirk.. volunteer media
be served by the Yorba Linda plant. Maraie Fitcs Se1&Jc, e~ecutive di· exort to women who visn the coordinator for Ooerat100 Retcuc
while areas to the north and west of rector of Planned" Pa.rcnthood of clt ni'cs, Neither pro-hfe nor pro. ind a member of ihe Lquna Hills
the freeway can act water from the Orange 1nd San 8emard1no cououcs. choice sroups ~ill NY where they Will ch urch, said the ~lion 11
Jensen plant in the San Fernando issued a statement after the ()per-apeear over the next three days. 1p1rtst abortion .. d.tm near dOwn 10
Valley if they need to. he said. ation Rescue press conference. de-Operation Rcteuc mcmbcn we~ the man." ..
Seckel, an enjinccr for Ule water nouncin& the VoUP's tactics. co mccut Mclodyland in Anaheim 11 "The memben of out tb\Ueb have
district, said if this -week's blJher ··They arc llftOnna the onen dif· 6 a.m. today with protestcn bc1na been very stroncJ) 1n suppon of
temperatures continue into next week ficuJt circumstances that a woman divcncd to undiJCIOtcd locations. protcctina the bv of unborn chi).
officials will cancel lM Diemer n-facesinmakinabcrdec::isiontoh1vea Althou~ Riahl to Lif-t l.Qaue of d.ren." Mt-Ou1rtaald .
pansion bccautc of fears that water ,-----.....,...~-------------------------......;.------u~e would be too hiJh.
That decision could be made as late
as early Monday before the expansion proiettbeains. _
RAtLY ,romAI
C \ I . I I_. 0 H '\ I \ I 0 I I I IC \
drcn. "(Offer) yourselves, and Cod
can spue thi1 counUy. Sacnfice wtth
US\ the church can be revived."
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~ Here are the win.ninJ numbcn
picked Wednetday ni&Jlt for the
caJjfomia Lottery's twke·wcek.ly
... Lotto 6-*" ..-e: ~ 11. 17, 26, ll,
t321Dd &Jae bolws in•mblr. 20. Pllym wbo eorrecuy jlielled au Ii~ nuritkn will lbal"e a ~ po()i of S6. J million. lottery OffiCWt llict
All lbOle who~ five n.amberi Plus the bolt1ll •umber will Clivide
When tntenna the 3,SOO-teat amona tbemtelvea I prize pool ofS I .S t~ttr In Anaheim, protestcn picMld
miUion; five of siJt WiU shatt UJ> ,pecketa of lnformatJon that in·
$822,000; four of siJt will share dllded a donation envelope and
$747,000. Three of •i• is worth an inatructiona on boW l:he)' muaa Kt
automatic SS~ winntt. when confrontina clinic worUra. --~~~~~~.,~~~o =-~ rone 11 die "-~. ~ ... I ltiOn "'_. • The iMlNctioftl \lilt OpliMioli CMt Of111DltJ .. an Sieramea~. ltnaae foDowen IO avOid IOlll tlhc;.
11ie .... llvai ~urdoy njpt to Ei& 11 or lllldll IO jlOlk& W~ae9day•1 dniWini were Sl ... 9 c:Uic -=~ _. ~
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IU I I I I I · I• t ~ \ h U
Domestic violence
seminar set in LB
A ttminar on domcsuc viokntt, $p()nl0~ b)
the LaaUna Beach Community Otnac and tbe Los
AntrlH Commiuion on A5Slult Apinst Women.
wtHbchcld from JtoS p.m. Friday a\ thcCounse-lin&
facility, 36-tOct-an Ave .• Laiuna Beach.
In addition to the batttted 'l'ndrome, Oaudia
Cucvas and Suzanne Caron wall discuss issues
rrsultina when social ~rvice workers suspect or
encounter huations of domestic violence. •
The seminar 1s open to the pubhc at ·no cha~.
More an(ormat1on may be obtained b) calhna
the Lacuna Beach Community Clinic at 494-9429.
Women and d~pr~sslon
A free semil\ar on the effects of dci>rHlaon on
women wall·bc offered at 7 p.m. iUt.'sda) at
Capistrano by the Sea Hospital an Dana Point.
Dlstmcuoni between "normal" ~uion -
occumna with C:kath an the familr. di \'Orte or loss of
employment -and "abnormal' depression. which
i$ _prolonsc<f and stress-related. wall be drawn by Lon
M"aanus$0n. Reservations are required. and can be made by
calling 496-5800 ext. 244
Counselors present songfest
A song(cst wdl be prncnted by two local
mamagc and family counselors at 7 p.m. Friday at
the leasing office of the Vista del Lago Apanment
Complex. 21611 Margueritr Parkway, Mission
VteJO. #
Singers/counselor Elhn Bressler and Don·
M1chacf Snowhcounselor and dancer. will combme
their sk1ll4' an t e presentation.
For more infonnat1on ... call Bressler or Snow at
583-9523.
Disney memorabilia collecting
An introduction to collect1na Disney
memorab1ha will be offered from 10 a.m to noon
Saturda)s. A_fnl I and 8. at Golden West College.
Fine Ans 22 ...
The $22 program fee includes an informal
appraisal of 01'inC) mc-rchand1Sl' and a bag of
collectl bles.
Dean Mancina. collcc1or and dealer in D1sne)
mcmorab1lia. ~·" lead the workshop. Call Gol~n Wesl College's Communll) Ser·
vices depanment for 1nformn11on or rescf\allons a1
89 1-3991
Delta Gamma alumnae to meet
An orgam:zauonal dessen for Delta Gamma
alumnae will be held a1 7:30 p.m. April 3 at the home
of Ginny Davies. 2500 Ocean Blvd . Corona Del
.Mar
For more informauon. caJI 675-6727
S~nlor Day at OCC
9y _,.VAN IYtCEN °'_._ ........
Avu Lanny and ~ad are cute and ~~(. but they're tit I, a fact made
painfully clear to 1he1r osta Mes:i ownet,
·Alex Hanlon.
The three ferret also kno~n as Euro-pean polecats, \\ere confiscated 1n a raid by
police and state Fish a nd Game Dcpan-
mcnt official • who also took into cu~tody a total of36 of tht small. mink-hle animah
IJ\ I reaaon•\\llde S\\>CCP TUC'Sday. "I was really attached to them,"'' said
Hanlon "They make great pet . They're
rnJly man You ca n train lbem to do
tncks. I used to cake mane to the beach -J
know that sounds weird, but the) IO\ed it
-and the) 'd pla) and d11 holes and chase bird ...
Hanlon said she believed a \\Oman who
contaet~hcr in No\ ember and obtained a
lot of information from her was an
undocover a~nt workina for F1 h and
G-mc. e $ltd the \\Oman callw her this
Watch cat
tout own r of HI gal
,..,,.u-, .......... "''""'
"eek and said hcT female fcrrel was in heht
and that she wanted 10 breed 11.
"I had gotten nenous about fa<ih and
Game, that they m1&Jlt be doana somc-
thinc. so I mO\Cd m) ferrca to a friend'~
house:· H3nlon said. "Then \\hen thi airl
caned. she a ktd'mc ho'I!. rt"I) ferre ts were
doing, and I told her rd moved them to
this fnend 's house and that I'd mttt her
the~ Well. instead o( mectina her, I met
polict c:ar , •henff 1 cars and f1'h •nd Game people."
f 1 h and Game officials confirmed
Wednesday \hat there h d bttn an
undercover o~ration directed apinst
owners and trafficken in ferret ~nd other
pec1es proh1b1ted as pets.
Hanlon said she bcaan raising ferret s 1n
New York. ·where they arc leaal end
popular as pets.
"When I was an college, a lot of people
had 1hem," she satd. "You'd go to happy
hour and e'erybody ~ould ha\e lhtm
\1ttan1 on their shoulders. Minr uSl'd 10
travel around in my pu~:· .
ferrets arc also lepj 10 Anzona V..1ldhfe
officials in Cahfomia say, ho\\ever. that
the animals are danaerous and unPrc:d tc·
table. . •
"Numerous anacks on ch1lden ha\e
bttn documented, including sovere
mutilation of infants in their cnb •· said
Cun Taucher. a Fjsh and Game poke~
man. The animal a~ also known .0 Clllf"/J rabtes. 1 aucher said.
The ferret and other anlmall (()fte
fi tcd 1 n 1' uesdaf raids wtU be held al a
w1ldhfe laciht) until &Judie decides *ball
1s to be done with them. 'Jlucher,laid. He
sa1d arrangem n1s could be made to JCnd
them to ferret fanciers in Ari1ona.
• Hanlon, 26. faces three mitidcmaDor:t
counts of 11legal po se ion ofa ~biaed
J>l'CICS. Charae will be filed 1n Harbor
Municapal Coun, he s,id. _
Each count cames a potential l)t'nal~ty ~ ~,,month inja1l and or a fiO.ofS 1,000.
"I wouldn't expect a judit to be IO
at\ert. ~nicularfy for a first o&ntt."
Taucher said
Also raided was the Yuca.ipa home Of.
Patnda Louise Richard~ president oftbe
Southern f"al ifomia Ferret Association. a ..
&roup that lobbies for the leplit.ation of
ferrets RJchards had 22 ferrets. .
.
NBoffi~ers
on suicide call
arrest prowler
ay IRIS YOKOI
••• Of.,,. D""Y l'lot Staff
•-!lllllill _ _. ____ ~---·•llll•l!llJI"" A 37-}ear-old Mts ton Viejo man was arre ted Tuesday on suspicion of prowlina
..
on pnvate propeny by two Newe,><>rt Beach
police offictrs who wen-in the area wa.it1na
to assist 1n a su1c1de call.
Robert M.arl Haynes told the officers he
had come up from Mission Viejo to go
J<>ai.tnl in the neighborhood at 2 a.m. He
\\II dressed in corduro) pants and a polo
htn, poltce said.
The chain of events'lcading to his arrest
~ af\er midnight. when a female
resident of the 1200 block of Bay A ''enue
contacted a local u1c1de hotline. accordina
to Police Lt. T 1m Newman.
Several oflicers were dispatched to the
nc1ghborhood about 2 a.m. and "main·
ta1ned a low profik" as the hotline ~rsonnel 1alk.ed to the woman. The officers parked thctrcars in out-of-the-way
place a the) "a1H.'<i to a s1st if ncccsWlry,
Newman td
Af\cr v.a1t1na about an b<mr.oilict~ Jay
Winn and Robert Barkschat potted a
Ha)'ne 1n a rear )ard nearby After
spcakina to the Ha)nts, they arrest~ ~1m
for prov.hna because of the su pt.caous
c1rcum tanC't'S invohcd. ewman 5ald.
Orange toast College's annual High School
Scn1or'Da> will be held from 12:30 to 4.JO pm. on
Apnl 4.
Students in a11endancc will rccc1,e an appoint-
ment to register for fall l 989 clas5CS. CounSl'Ling and
onent.at1on matenal will be provided. campus tours
wall be conducted and inform:u1on about OCC's
transfer program al o wtll be a\'ailablc
Samson pokes h is h ead through the bllnd$ to see cat five s on the ••Ibo• Penlnsula w ith his m•st•r,
what's going o n out the re. Th e d•rk -h •lred watch Ke vin Brusett. A
Mcanv.h1lc. the u1c1de call was rcsohcd
without incident. cwman said..
Each panJC1pan1 will rccc1\e a f~ barbecue
lunch and an CX:( Senior Da) T·sh1rt
More intormauon about Senaor DJ' act1,t11c'>
ma) be ob1:uned by calh na 432-5507 ·
U fe-savlng techni ques
A ( PR cla s designed to suppl) 1nd1' 1dual~
wtth hfe-sav1nainformauon w11l be offered from 610
10 p.m. Apnl 4 at the Humana Hospital. 17772
Beach Blvd . Huntington Beach
lnstrucuon on emergency care and asscssmen1
of persons who have stopped brcath1ns will be g1\'en.
The prevention of hrart disease and 1dcnt1ficat1on of
n sk factors will also be included ,
Thost compktana the course will rece1,c a
ccn1ficate from the Amcncan Hean Assoc1at100.
Rqmrat1on. ~htcb •~ required. ma~ be made
b} calling 841-5047
Seff-help course for arthritics
A four-\\cck a.rthnt1s self-help course will bt
offered from 7 pm 10 9 30 pm Thursday Apnl 6 at
Humana Ho pnal. 17772 Reach Bhd .. Huntmiton
Beach.
The S2S cla~s. dcs1aned to inform anhnt1s
su tTerers about the benefit of C\ercise. proper use of
med1cat1on rclaut1on techn1quc~Jo1nt protection
and cneri> conservation. will also includr nutnt1on.
doctor-patient interaction. str"-s' m:inaiement and
COPIDJ With dcptt ion.
Enrollment is limated to 20 adult • and a
ph)s1c11n's approul 1i recommended
Call 8AJ..S047 for add1tional 1nformauon.
, (. \I.•:'\ D \ H
Thursday. ~f atth 2.1
• 7:30 p.m. lnlM Plaulq . Ceaunlu._,
council chambers. 17 200 Jamboree ~oad.
• 7:30 p.m. N..,...i ~ Plualaa Com·
mlule9, coun ii t hambcn, 3300 c~Pon 81vd.
Frida • l1f arch 2 ·1
o mcctinp sc~ulcd
POI If I I Of,
,
Phony English lessons sold to immigrants
I
By BOB VAN EYKEN
Of IN 0i.-y ,_ Su#
• 5pan1'ih·'iPt'ak ing 1mm1granl\'tn < >1.tngl'
( ounly ha'c been' 1ct111111cd l:l~ .i group of
'11.Cll-drcsscd rnn art1'>I'> '>l'ihng phum
English k'isons. otlinal' 'kml \\ cdnc\da~
"fhe'lC arc v.dl-drl'\\\'.d. "-l'll-~pokl'll
people who arc going door-to door 1t1
Sp;in1sh·speal1ng neighborhood .. and 1ak
tn&monc) and 8" 1ng hand"nta·111 lu'1p1'
for non-e:us1cn1 l ngl1sh k\\On' ·· ..a1J
Gerald Johns1on a dl.'put' dl\tflll a1-
tomc) .
"We ha\C had ~·,l·nrnmrl.11nt,, hu1111!.
our \U plCIOn th:lt hundrl·d\ of Pl'l>Pk
ha'e bttn v1c11m11cd ··
The perpetrators l>I 1hc \t'Jm rql<lrtcdl}
offered '1ct1m!t a homc-\tud\ E n11.hsh and
Wounded metals
dealer Improving
The conJ1t1on of William lo..ini. a
cwpon Beach pr"" 1uu\ metal<; dealer
hot 1n an attack 1hat lcf'\ tv..o othcl"' dead
wa upgraded to scnous. a ho,p1t>tl
$pokes\\oman 1d Wcdne~fa~. Kang. 36 v.a~ \hot in the head Man:h 14
tn :l h:ul of aunfire :st h1 ~!Ore. Nl'Wlltlfl
01n fachanit. on Mac \nhur Bouln ard
Has 't\ltfe, Renee Ratoon Kina. 38 and
t u lomer ( l)dc Oall . 4S. of In inc "t'rc
ktllCd Kina wa under guart.I 10 1he 1nten!.1"e care unit of Fountain Valle) Rt'J)On.11
Ho pataJ. but the~ appears to~ no forth~r
threat and thceiura ~nt} v.1~ remo\cd
Ncv.pon Beach Police \poke man It Tim
cwman ad ..
There were no new lead\ on the case and
tn\:esttptors ha'e not detcrm1ncd a
motnc for the shoottn
en ll'HOUrw thl'' d.11mcd v.as <lcs1gnl·d to
hdp !hem lulfill lhl· amnl'\I\ n·qu1rl·mcntc;
of tht• lmm1gra11on anll "\a11unal11at1on
5cn1cc
I he amm·\I\ program v..1, 1n1t1Jtl'd an
198' to grJnl leg.al rc\ltknl ~ 10 ahcn'i who
had entered the I ~ tlkgall} und had
rC'\llk<l hen.· at kJ\I liH' \l'Jr'>
I mm1granl'i \H'rc r(·qum'\.I 10 pro\ 1<le
dtlCUml·ntatwn ol liH· \C':lf'\0 u>ntlOUClU\
rc'i1llcnn and un1.kr Pha'>l' II of lh<'
program· arl· rl'qum·d to \hov. lhJt the'
ha\C m.1c;tcrl·d tht• tund.101cn1a1 .. ul the
lngh'ih languagl' and .H:Qu1n•lf a k:no"I·
cdgcofhas1c \nwman h1\tOr} and(I'"' Ca~ ot fraud hJ\l' bt.'cn rcportl-d
throughout 1hc amnc't' program 3lrnrd
ing to I larnld bdl \\l'\tcm rcimnal
comml'>1on-.·r tor the l"\'-1
Much of thl' fraud has ln\.Ollicd phon)
con uhants 'II. ho. for a fct•. ha\c ll0('red 10
hdp 1mm1granh apph lor amnes1" ~1d
F zell who attl·ndl-d \\ t"dnc\<fa) \ pre•\\
lOnfen:ntc
.. fhcrc v.erl' 3 lot of Pf'Opk v.ho v.crc
rapped off dunng Phase I who filled out
tht" ncl.e,san lorm~ w11h the help of some
pcr'<'IO or organ11at1(ln and thc.-n ncvt'r
heard :in\.thang had. from the I :· he
\aid
f tell ..aid am nest} applicants arc often
reluctant to rnmc forv.ard v.hcn the) ha' c
bct·ome the '1ct1m of fraud bccau~ the
art no1 accustomed to tru\tm& th~ 1
Bui he ~ad the I' v.ould ll) to hdP. thu~ .,...ho had m:sde a ··iood f11th effon •
to 3J1pl) lor amnCSt} C\Cn 1f their
applll-at1on\ v.erc s.,...allov.cd up b~
S\\lndle~
He ~topped hon of sayina that rhe
'1c11m "ould be able 10 enter 1heu
apphcat1on\ 1010 the S)Stem. howe\'er.
Robin Hlad, v.cll. coordinator of the
Orange ( ounl\ ( oah11on for lmmivants'
R1&hts. ~1d j <.jardcn Gro'e computer
school had bl"Cn \C'lhnga S7.400comp•1ter
courc;c to 1mm11rant\ on the prctt"nse thal 11 .,...ould help them fulfill INS English
requirement'-'
"Thl'\ 're right ne~t door to the G:irdcn
uro'c imnt"it)' office the) ·rr goma O\ er
and tal1n1 proplc b~ tht> arm and leadin1
them into their pt"ogram ·· Black.v.ell said
\n\Ofll' v.1\hmg to 'enh whetheTa cla
or ~hool 1 appro,cd ti) the I for
amne\t' applicant ma) call the Pha~ 11
hotline <il Rt)ll-448-4~4
Ex -reporter 's suit against Gates dismissed
Ctty News Servke
LO'> \l\.(1Llf \ \JUcfil' \\l·dnt•'-<la\
dl\ffil\wd an SI I milhun ltt~'u1t lik<f
;iµ1nst Or.in~c ( ounh ~hcntl Br.hi< 1.1te\
h' .i torml'r Orange Count' Rqtl\tcr
rcpor tc:r who C'la1 med he "J\ t hl· ' 11 11 m ol
f><1huc.1l 1nt1n11d. tmn
ol alt1on dunng 1ha1 pcnod," lo..clkhcr
\HOt(' IO h1'\ S('\CO·P3RC ruhng
< ook 'hould ha'e uc'd b\. pnl I 9tlti
bu1 did not Jo w unul '\ugu\t 1q 1. \O h1.,
compl.11nt 1s t1me-harrcd. lo..l·llchcr urn
duded
< ool rww l'<l1tur of the floe" hall \1in.1I
\Jad hl' v.111 \C'cl a rchc~nn and thl'n
l \ 1>1 .. 1m t Judjl' Rohen lo..t•lkht·• apsx·al the la"IC.'
ruk-J that ( harle\ "Chud. · < ool "a1tt·J .• . 1 hn .. too Ions to \uc: Gate~ about inudcnl\ ih.'1 It., oh' 1ou\h not the end o the <'.
alk1'l'<lh oH·urTCJ bet"«"" l~~O.and l'll\'i < ooi.. ..aid
Therefore. he ruhJ. the 'Ult filed m .\uau1o~/ l av.'<' or Gate\. OraOiC Count' and
I q ' '11.;I\ hm11cd b1, time-~ the , ,t\ ol nta na. also named to lhe \011 rnuld no be ~~hcd for comment
\II but t1.1oo of the inc.:nknt' abou lt.clkher ~ d Cook cl:umed hHl inn·
¥>-h1ch pl:unt10 nov. complain oHum dent' took pl cc 1n 19 7 and 19 ti.
dunng the \C'3~ I~ 3 thruu.a.h 19 Y. 1ncluJ1na one 1n v.h1ch pohte chased a
Pla1nt10 lmc~ of or rnson bf) hould man Crum a roof Mar Cook' home
M\C knov. n "' the C\I tcn1.:c of hi\, u~\ )l..t'llcher d oo._ admitted he had nu
C' tdl"nce to bacl up his susp1eton that lhe
man on the rool was conducung improper
\Uf\C1llan c
In his complaint. Cook alleged that
(1a11.· ... and others conspired agamst him tor
art1dcs he .,...rote cnucmna. among other
1h1ng\ lkaths in tilt· Orange County Jail
< ool allcacd the} oo 1 ucd thrcab
hara s.cd him a nd lttempted 10 d1 rcdn
him to dry up hi~ 50urces and act him fired
from the Rcg1 ter.
< oo~· auomt"• lo..e\.1n McDamott.
sa_id .._cllchcr earlier reachtd the o~ite
condu ion on the lllute of hm1tation
1 sue and refused to dL m1 the sun.
·our argument v.1 that Wl' JUU nc"tt
J1~0,crt'd the e" tenu-of a conspi
until 1q 1 •· 1c0crmott ~id.
talL av~ b\ltld, w1lh rtdd1 h
broWn. shcWt hair and a mouiU<'h • He was wcanna bl~ shorts •uh the
sidntom
Ylfll a bocnb WH 101n& to C\plod • Yt'ttC thro~ tnl \\atcr balloon It
o bomb ~·u d1 o'ettd. pa "'"',,•hie~
pJa)'Cd Fnsbtt dov.'n b\: the water . • • • •
1 v.o \ldtO ~~den. Wit8'
1 total 'a.Jut ofS62 • ~ '8Wn hi a
huttlal') at a horn 1n the 1900 bloct
tlf ~llJ'lc .\ \CnUC" J utida)' MtWIC'll
am. nd I pm.
F ._&ala \'alley
n.t .. Ddo'woh 1916 To 01.1,an DllUd an dat tlOO bk>ck or Wan lliwr Amtw WI llMthed earl)! T-....,....., .. .. ,
Aho ........... ftO ~· ~ ... llt mob• ora 1 11 ...... ~=~·=
·P.~porl IJetn•h
someone bent the antenna of a
1 88 Honda cura in h1tr and \~)N Iha' ina cream un the cu.
whK'h was pat~cd at the c rner of
Mtra.m.r Un\C and L ~trttt. • • • ~1noha camera. tl lcn • and
ltllcrs m) tcnou~l) d1 ppartd from
• camera ca 1n a home 1n the 2
1 k of .'.'hlnnel ROlld • • • n Inane woman found rour S 100
hill ~ from her walltt afttt a, .... ~ Baratlht~r
Raon. 1101 Jamboree Id. • • • Sa• w tntti'N an uak>CUd
1912 D n lOmX oar\td ••.-:JOO Wed or Halm.ood 'Driw Md ..... ~--wlalde bwt onty1CdaSlS ....... "' ~~kt. ....... ..
. ---.fll rm-:r ma:. .... "-=
Eiah1 fiituna rod hotde • '"o 20-
foot oulrigrrs. tv.o abtn li.&hb, a
cotlcr arid a radar wa t.Akcn from th
deck of a 2a..foot b<lat ._cpt at Lw
Boat 'toniee. 2Sl Stup arJ Wa). • • •
/
Ot8nge COMI IWL Y ptLOT/ T~. M8tch 23, ...
ofw atte t
for Easter.·· "" " • LONDON (.&.P) -The .S. 1ovemmcnt w•med
America n military pe110nncl. d!plomats IJ!d . the_ir
famihe that terronsts m1aht ti')' to h1Jack a U.S. airliner m
Europe on Easter weekend. the tabloid Daily Express
rcponed Wednrsday.
The report says the memo warns all airlin~ and
secunty forcn in w United Statts. Britain and the rest of
EurQPC and was peSICd to the British Dcpanment of
Transport in London. • Terrorist sought; linked to Flight I 03 ;
Today's i ue of the tabloid. who earl)'. editions
were avaiTable Wednesday night, said the Possible t~reat was detailed in a secret memorandum dated last Fnday
from the U.S. Federal Aviation Administrauon. The
Pit.per said it was given a COl?Y of the m~mo. •
"Security IOUlttl confirmed to me .. that the hijack wamina WIS aenuinc," McGowan wrote. "Dated March
17, it arrived It the Kniahtsbridat. London, offices of
International A viaiion Stturity, a company owned by Trans World Ajrlines. ••
FRANKFURT, West Germany (AP) -Oftkial1
sa1d Wedne5day they we~ seekina a 39-1ear-old A,.b
linked to terrorist attacks in Italy and France, and a ne~pcr reported the man planned the bombina f Pan
Am fliaht 103
people died July 11. Gieck authorities said he p&P,ned lbe
Itta(' •
8ut Swedish police arrested five _people laat month
they laid were membtn of a tmonst. cell haded by
Khadar, and they 111d there were contrachctQ<Y ~on In Washinaton, FAA offictals declined commel)t on
thF rePort. But other officials, speak.it1a on con~iuon of
anonymity confirmed that tbt' memo had been 1s ued.
The officials said the FAA had not issued a general
warning. but instead had sent out ··non-specific alert"
dealing with three Lebanese suspects.
The paper pnnted pan of the memorandum. It read: "Threat lnfonnation. Received 17.03.1989 From FAA.
SubJtCt: Hijackina ThreaL
"Powble: 3 Lebanese Palestinians may try to h1Jack a U.S. airliner in Europe. Possible names: Jamel Hahmud
Talid Muhammed: Ahmed Muhammad Salim Abuzayni:
The Hambura·bascd Bild newspaper said Samir
Khadar "dfrtttcd the Lockerb1e attack on Dec. 21" from
West Germal\r,. h ~id K.hadar traveled lO West Germany
in December• lO prepare for Locketbie/' and thit be WIS
in Bonn, the West German ~pital.
his~th. ·
Tbe S~ish police i<Senoficd K.hadar u a Palnd·
nian member of the Abu Nidal iroup, a radal
PMtinian faction. and said they ~itcd weapon• and
plastic: explosives in his Stockholm home 1n Aupst. Reporter Robert McGowan, in what the paper called
an exclusive report. said the .memorandun1 named three
· Lebanese terrorists believed to be travelina on forged
passports.
Khalour Muhammed Jafar.
"Alias passPorts: Bahrain. Pakistan, North Yemen.
possible ginuineforged or altered. •
A federal offictal denied Khadar was bicina south( in
connection with Flis.ht 103 but qid authorities arc
look an& for fiioi in connection With other terrorisi attacks .
U.S. officiils also behevr K.hadar 11 till alive, a~
ltaly and SMden reportedly have is.sued wamnll for h11
''A worldwide security Opef!ltion ~as ~nder ~~> to foil a hijack.in~" the rePort said. "Amencan m1htary
pe110nncl and diplomats and their families ha' e been told
of the threat. which ~nters on U.S. airlines. Thty were
advised to alter routine plans to return home from Europe
.. Above information credible allhouah not con·
firmed."
Tbe report came durina a debate over whether
airlines were properly informed about a new type of bomb
before Pan Am Aiaht J 03 blew up Dec. 21 over Lockerbie.
Scotland. killina 210 pcoplc.
Greek authorities said lut yrar they believed Khadar
was killec:l..in a car bombina hours before a Pa.Jetliniao
terronst attack on a cruise ship off Greece in which nine •
arrest. ...a--The bombina Df Fllaht 103 took ... -~ over .
Lodr.etbie, Scotland. and kilfed aJI 259 people abotrd and
11 on the sround.
. C. \ I . I I-0 H '\ I \ H H I I·. I· S
Hall cites Study: Worst airborne toxic p·roblems lly The AllocMted rm.
PUC tightens 'dlal-a-porn' calls
few qualms are in Texas; California ranked No. 14
about help By ~.ANK BASS collect~ by the U.S. Environmental poundsofto~1cs tnto the air an IQ;7.
SAN FRANCJSCO -Many sexually exphc11 "d1al-a-pom" telephone
mrssagcs will be available by advance subscripuon onl). and all ftt-per<all
services will have new preftxesJtnd l~ter regulations. uoder a pl:an aJ>Pn>vcd
Wednesday by the statt' Public Utihucs Comm1ss1on Thr new Pacific Bc1'-
$ystem. scheduled to t>e&tn in July, will also cost more per call, allow customers
to hang up without cha'¥¢ aftcr hcann1 a descnpt1on of the tape service, and
provide automatic shutoffs for customers \\-Ith high month!) bills
su.n,,......, 5etvtu Protecllon Agency, showed that the On a per capita basis. Alaska topped
f N h state of th~ nation's air is worse than th~ nation, with 59.4 pounds of toxics Or Ort WASHINt.TON -Although previously thous.ht. A slew of law-per person. Hawaii ag.am had the
(ahfornia·s air trad1uonally has been makers, incl.udina Rep. Henry Wax-cleanest air on a per capita rankm&.
blasted as thr worst in the nation, a man, 0-Los A"seles, promised near-.
WASHINGTON (AP) -Fawn
HalJ. Oliver Nonh·s former secretary.
testified at his tnaJ Wednesday that
she had fe\\ qualms about altering
and shredding top secr(t documents
the day before an' estigators "'ere due
because of her complete trust 1n him.
.. I worked for Colonel North close·
ly for four years." she said. "He was a
man whose character I knew "ell. I
knew there was a reason why he was
doing this.··
An intense. but com Posed witness.
Hall recounted the frenzied activity
in Notth's White House office on
Nov. 21. 1986 after the adminis-
tration became aware that money
from arms sales to Iran had been used
to aid the guerrillas fighting· an
Nicaragua.
She said North, a top aide oo tht"
National Security Council, asked her
to make changes m some documents
brought out from the NSC"s top secret
"System Four.. files . The change~
which he marked for her. all involved
retyping the documents. with some-
times subtle and sometimes whole-
sale alterations.
"J made the changes and assembled
the packages and began to Xerox
th.cm "she said.
''What did you do with 1be ong-
1naJsr' aske.d prosecutor John Kcker.
··1 shredded tho~ and destroyed
them."
"Why did you do that'!'
''It was the logical thing to do." she
said.
stud~ released Wednesday gave the immediate actton to combat what The stu~cs sho"'ed Cahforn1a led
state s record of releasing toxic they said is a arowing public health the _nation in several. ~tegones of air
substances a mixed revicw. crisis. toxics. including cm1ss1ons of methyl
According to studies by the House .. . . chloroform. SOme 15.4 m1lhon Energy and Commerce Committee's TbemapuudeofthisP.roblem far Pounds of the cleanmt solvent were
health and environment subcommit-ex~eeds our wont fears, .. Wax~an released into the st.ates air in t 9'7
tee and the National Wildlife Feder-wd au JXU;S conference. Such tu&h about 12 percent of the nation's total'
ation, California wa resPonsible for levels of toxic releases are sure to &e ·
7 3 million of the 2.4 billion pounds of accompanied by high levels <Sf human The state also was first in the nation
toxics released 1010 the country•s air sufTerina." in emissions of freon 113. a vapor
in 1987. The em1ss1ons placed Cali· The rePortscued Texas as the state thought to depletr the protective
forn1a 14th among the 50 states. with the worst airborne toxics prob-ozonr la>er. Cahfom1a released 5. 7
The state however ranked low on a lem. Almost 230 million pounds of million Pounds of freon 113 into the
list of per capita releases, with the toiucs were released inlO the 11r from atmosphrre durin' 1987. about 12
average California n only releasing 2. 7 Texas businesses in 1987.0n the percent of thc national total Freon
pounds of toxic substances in 1987. other end of the scale, Hawaii 113 vapors can cause sleepiness.
Thr studies, based tJpon data companies released only 957.000 confusion and irregular heartbeats
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U.S. meets PLO, urges steps to peace
TUNIS. Tunisia (AP) -U.S.
diplomats told the PLO in a 41h-hour
meeting Wednesday to take "prac-
tical steps.. to ease tension m the
Israeli-occupied territorites, the head
of the U.S. delegation said.
which this dialoaue is a part."
Pelletreau said U.S. concerns about
terrorism were discussed as well as
"practical steps that can be taken in
the occupie.d territories to reduce
tensions.··
conflict, including the PLO
•The talks m suburban Canhaic
followed a 90-minute act-acquainted session Dec. 16, the fint announced
formal meeuna between the two sides
in 13 yean.
Pohoe guarded surroundma streets
and rooftops.
Assembly holds secret sessions
SAN JOSE -The Cahfomia Assembly has convened SC<'ret scn1ons to
discuss i ues such as the purchase of life insurance for fCJJslators, travel
requests, and whether It could deny public mspccuon of IC'IJ laton' dnvm&
records. say!I the San J~ Mcrcury News. The newspaper said that 1t lt'amed or
the closed door sessions. which appear to be prohib11ed under provisions of a
1984 voters' initiative, durintt 1ts efforts to obum copies oflq1sla1QrS· dnvina
records to compare them w11h 'otcs on bills to change tht' penalucs for
vehicular offenses.
A provision of the constitution au1hon1cs la"'maken to shicld any
proceeding from the public with a simple vott' 1n e.ach house But teiislatJ\'C
leaders and tafThave been unable to produ~ an y e" 1dence ofadopuon of such
a resolution. ·
Man gullty of honeymoon murder
LOS ANGELES-Scott Robin Roston was found 1u1hydfsecond-deartt
murder Wednesday an the honeymoon cruise death of hJS bnde, who was
strangled and thrown overboard Roston. a 36-ycar-0ld author, stood facina
1urors as the verdict wu announl'Cd 1n a cro-.ded courtroom. He showed no
rcacuoo. but.ina front row of the spectator section his mother. Sophia Roston.
began to weep uncontrollabl)
Jurors. who had dehberated for three da)S. l"C'}CCted Roston ·s drfense that
h1r. w1fr wa~ murdered by lsrach agents 1n retahat1on for a book he wrott'. Thr
J>TOSCCuuon claimed Karen Waltz Roston, 26. was killed after a sencs of
ariuments between the couple -fights that all~y ended in her stranahna
on the JoqjQS trad. of the Mu1can cru1.se stup on which they were
honeymooning.
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In the first formal talks smcc
President Bush took office. the two
sides sot down to weighty subjects in
detail, according 10 the leaders oflhe
U.S. and Palestine Liberation Or-
pnization delqatioos.
U.S. Ambassador Roben H.
He did not detail those steps. nor
did the leader of the th~man PLO
side. Yasser Abcd-Rabbo, indicate
what the U.S. side has asked of the
Palestinians.
Abcd·Rabbo said ~rogress was made, but be emphasized that the
PLO believes the only road to peace is
an international conference of the
five permanent members of the U.N.
Security Council and an parties to the
The meetina was held amid a swarl
of confusina Middle East news. One ~"m~b~~anr~~yi~~~;'U'> Gingrich gets GOP No. 2 post
would accept deployment of U.S. WASHINGTON -House Repubhcansclttted naht·wma1ctiv1s1 Newt
troOpS in the West ltank and the Gaza Gmanch of Georgia 10 their No. 2 leadcrsh1p post Wcdnesda) and cha.ned a
Strip. A U.S. Embassy official brief-courw for battle with the ruhna Dcmocrau. GinJrich, the chief accuser of
inJ reportcrs dismissed the rcpon llouse Speaker Jim Wright and tht' pubhcity-hunary leader of a neo-
witb a ~urt of incndulity. conscnau"e ract1on. declared he .,.,ould "build a much more aurcu1,e
Pelletrcau. who headed the lhrec-
man American team, said after the
meetinJ that there was a "new
dynamtc" in the Middle East "of
Fighter plane deal with Japan ·
blasted by members of Congress
act1v1st p:in)."
The vote for Gmgnch, 4.S. wa~ widel)' taken au rebukt oft he lo.,.,-k~y style
of the current Republic.an leadership, and as reflectJn& a de ire in the House
GOP to concentrate mor~ effon on attacking the Democnats mstrad of ~orkma
with them on lc11slat1on
Court says ~Bl can withhold 'rap sheets'
WASHINGTON (AP) -Mem-the pending U S.-Japan agrecment .. WASH!,NGTON -The .FBI may wi~bhold fro~ pubhc d1~losure its ben of Congrc , including several The arranscment is expected to tx-rap sheet on some 2'4 mdhon Ammcana.. the uprcme Coun ruled
from President Bush's own party, sent to Capitol Hill within da)'s 11 Wednesday. The coun, in• broldly worded opinion. said a federal law a1mcd
expressed stronaconoem Wednesday could be blocked 1f both the Senate at curtallan11ovemment ~docs not require the FBI or In) other qenfj
and someoutri•ht OPPosition in and the Hou pa~ resolutions of to release tnforma.uon about pnvate c1u1cn . •
the wake of 8ush'S°.s1a1ement th; he disapprovaJ witJun 30 d3)\ of be1n1 Thc9-0dcci 1on scuttled• Freedom oflnformat1on Act law uu b¥ aCB
inten<h to 10 ahead with the FSX formally notified of the ncrccment News reponcr and the Rcl)011tt1Comm1t~ for Frctdom of lhe Prm 11med 11
fighter plane deal wilh Japan. Bush said Tuesday he has decided obtainina such documcnll. ~ FBI ma1nta11u m1lhon of ldent1ficat1on
.. The FSX agreement is a bad deal to endorse the deal. hut with modi-records. l .. lled rap shcctl. dtta1hn11ncstand conv1ct1on 1nformat1C?n ~upphcd
for America and for Amencan fications to safeguard U tech-by fed~ral, tutc and local law enforcement aicnc1e
workers," said Sen. Alfonse M. noloay and assure that U. 1ndu,try ,
liDr='=Am=a=to=·=R::;-N;:. y=·=· a=tea=di=n1=c=n=11c=o=f==ha=s=a=sh=1=re=in=t::::he=p=la=nc=·s=PT=od=uct=1=on:if lorlda may ban dW arf-tOSSlng
( TOTAL PR ICE J "My kids found
the Easter Bunny
at Brandon's.
TALLAHASSEE. Fla. -Dwarl'-tossina hould be outla~cd at bemx>m ent~rtainment bccau~ it demean httat peoplc. aravel)' endanacrs threr health
and darkens Flonda's reputation. state lawmakm an..S an1v1sts J&id
Wcdnetday in propos1n11 lelisla11vc ban.
Dvt'lrf·to sina is believccl to have stamd 1n Australia 1n 1985 and in the tJnttcd States at 16out the mr time. Barroom contestants hurl a peruc1pet1na
dwarf ooto a mauress. Th<>tc who OtnJ them tht' farth t win. Opponents say
that aide from beina.aa•ttlril Ud ckmeanina. the pnctJCC pc>Kt 1 beahh
threat IO the dwar& beta~ their Kdttal 1lNC'ture as -atn than tJaoee Of
people of1v.,.119eiPt.
Crutae to Palm Springs In
GOTCHA, CLUB
or QUIKSILVER.
Along with
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lsraetl trcq»s kll 11-yur-old
JERUSALEM -SoWietl..,.. on ~ ia a ~ camp Wednesday. killina an 11 ·)'C&l'-old bo)', and •ftd at .._. l'4 PalMineaas weft
wowwkd 1n tht occuP.ied 1enhonn. Arab doc1ori .~ 1ncft nWidl
alba in south ;..:benon killed thrtt auemlla and lldJried one wounded in a pnfiihL '
Dozens of Jewish tettkrs from Arkl in tht Wat Bank dro~t IO the
Pala1.in11n vdlMt ofltidya; sm8llaed wtndoWsand burned trceund tam an a
faciory cour1Y_1,_a1 l1t11tl r.dio ~.It said me raid fol~ a firebomb
1t11Ck on an N1ft \'Chide Md IM sto1u111 of 1 bus. Miu.er of Wtiida CaMled
i!Vuria..
Gonzalez no longer a suspect in Santa Ana girl's murC:f er ca e
9y n. , ... ,._, ,,_ N.cha Putn~ murdri'. compect, Ptrked 11 h111.-nment.
.. Hewaaableto11ve.uun1hbi that he was with mo~ Tht cat matched the dc's.cription aivtn by 1wo Polict mc.td a 27-)'f;lr-okt man houn afttf he wu than one penon a1 tht tJme of the murdt'r. and wt wtrc witna1et, who Int ,.w the founh aradcr Monday
arrnled Wedneedly an coan«tion wath the molestation abk lO tubltantiatc this afternoon af\er claun 11 Diamond Ekrmntary hool
andmWdlfofa9-yur-oktSutaAnaP.r1whotebodywa .. We bthe\ied when~ amsted him tl\at thtrc was had ended. said pohc:e Lt. BobChavet.
found an a.,_. can, a spokesman 1ai(S. stronaevidcntt teadina to hit &rrHI, that we had P!obabk Nacha chm bed into the car after the dti ver "alluded
Joec Aaaoruo Gonzatrz of Garden (i;ovt was cauteforhisamstandwewouldhavebeendcrelictinour that he was a !(hool teachcr and wanted w &irJ to help
releatcd after be provaded an alibi that was corroborattd duty lf~ hadn't made the anat." t*IT) IOme bOoks," Pohce Chief Paul M. Wallen told
by 1eVerlf "°'*·~(;)pt. James Dittman said at the • P°'" ofTaci.als dcltndcd tht•t announttment of repe>rttB at the first n,..s confettnc:e. JeCOnd Of 1wo news con~ held by tht dtNnment. Gomalez's arrest. sayina the dcJ)U,1'1n\t felt an obh-Nadia' body was found early Tuesday by a transient Tbr invatiption into the murder of 9-)'car-Old ption to k«p the co.mm unity inforMid. searchina for recyclable aluminum cans in trash just eHt
Nadia Puenae was cobunuina. but police ofTK:1als said "It wa such a heinous crime," fhoma said. "We ofthcot>Wrvat9ryat Griffith Park.a LosAnaclcscity perk thtte were no other suSpttU and no 1tron1 kads in the v.Hted to calm the fears of the people in the community an the Hollywood Hill about 40 miles from Santa Ana. caw. and to keep them informed of the 1n\iestiptton at C\iery lnvesttptOB had based their arrest on Pfly11cal
.. Mr. Gonzalez was releucd at 2·30 p.m.," said twasund tum." • evidence from several crime scents: the street where
Maureen Tbomas. a police sPQkeswoman ... Based on Police said earlier that Gonzalez wa ltttSled at Nadia was picked up; ponzale1's car; the truh can *hett
further inve1uption he's not believed rnponublt fot the abOut 9:4S a.m. as he. was etttiftl into his pay, '""o-door Nadia's body was dumped aod a site believed to be the ,......._ ___ ...__ __________ .._ ________ ~===~ ---...... ~-----------~---------.-----------"."~------------------~_;.;----.,;;,.m....,;-. _________________________ ~~~~
Officia.ls . .
proDing.
chemical
explosion
City News Servke
Federal heaJth officials are trying to
determine Wednesday who sold an
Anaheim metal recovery company a
chem•cal compound later de-
termined to be contaminated, which
blew up and killed one worker.
Several other cmplo)ees . of Re·
liable Reco\icry were also injured tn
Tuesday's bla tat 131 SN. Brasher St.
lnvestiptors wtth the Occupa-
uonal Safety and Health Adminis-
tration analyzed the zinc-based com-
pound and determined 11 was con-
taminated, although 11 was not 1m·
mediately known where the con·
uiminauon occurred.
But officaals said the antt1al in-
ve ugat1on focused on the sourct of
the zinc comPOund.
An undetermined chemical. could
have caused the normally non~x
plosive compound to beco me Cit·
trcmel)' flammable.
"This is normall) one of the safest
and less offensive matcnals." said
Anaheim spokeswoman Barbara
Burke.
Meanwhile, the Oranac County
Sheriff's Department Bomb Squad
continued to supervise removal of the
bigh.ly volatile substance from the
Reliable R«overy grounds.
Officials c~pected to bc fintShtd b>
S p.m. Wednesday. u~1ng foam and
water to clean the residue offthc walls
and roof of the buildin•next to. where
Jorae Robclada. 30, of Plac:enua. was
wort1n1 v.hen the contaminated
powder u plodcd. k1llma b1m.
·'They matenal 1s so scns1uvc to the
touch and sensitive to exploding. that
iuststcppin1on 1t •s hke stepping on a
lirccracker. Burke said.
Burke sa•d explosaves tJ1;pcns CO\·
ercd the compound wtth alcohol to
make it le s volatile before loadina 1t
into cardboard boJ1;c , which were
placed in the bomb squad tra1kr
Dunna se"eral trips. the trailer
hauled about fi ve pounds of 11nc
found on the around and two fi"e-
pllon buckets of the po-.dcr several
hundred feet from Rcltablc Re-
co, ery, aero La Palma Boulevard. a
pon1on of which was closed. to a field
nonh of the Santa Ana Rlver Oood
control channel.
The compound was plactd on a~
of-.ood chips u\ a trench and •Jt11ttd
-.11h diesel fuel, official said. Fire
crews were s11nd1n1 by, watch1n11hc
column of thick blaCk smo~c nsc into
the sky as the compound bu med 1tstlf
out There was no evacuauon dunna
the d11~ bccauJC lbe area 1s
mostly mdu tnaJ. Burke said.
3 lrvlne hair
salons burgled;
two arrested
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(om pan~ officials sa) the hst ma)
ha H' an 1:rror factor of 7 percent
dunng a ~car"\ ume bc.."Cau~ of
5pccula11un hu:-1ng and errors
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informational use ot our readers and
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Newport Beacb
Mr & Mr... "en Stuart. 2131 Ara ha
\t. S47J.OOO
Mr & Mr., Jawad Anabtaw1. 21
Ha\ ( O\ e Lane S4M5.0<X>
Judith 0 Olson 45 (\n Isl
S4MLOOO
Mr & M~ "ell) B Peart 2006
lkborah Lant: S340.000
Mr &. \1 rs Ronald l Fclsot 48
H1ll\Oale $731.000
Mr ~ \1rs (Jcorgc R Hill. 8 Linda
l\k SI , 'OO.OOCI
\\ 1lma V Burnett 6JO Newport
(tr Dmc S420,000
M r & Ml'\, Richard M. Wheaton.
4) Northampton ( oun S570.000
Mr & M,-.. f rank ( Buckle} Jr , 69
Olean \ 1sta $61 7.000
Richard L English )0 I 0 Park r-.e~ pon S 70.000 1
\1r & Mr\ (1ortJor D Kilmer.
184' Pon \\heeler Plact> S4 I 5.000
"-a1uf..o ' amaguch1. I Ru"e'B1amt1
s~n ooo
Joan II 0 (1rad~. 1 Rue C annec,
S5'JO.mO
Uiwrcnc.:e I Thomai.. I b \ca Island S3~5.fXXl
( harlr~ 8 < ald~cll 2240 l n1\er-
\ll) roi.o 2IOSl42.0CXl
Mr.&. M,... Moll\ C1atchou\C . .:? 177
\i ,., C ntrada s.iso.600
Roben I .\tf..10\, bl I Vista Bonna
S277 ooo
Laura L 4>p1,a • .:?140 Vista Dorado
$3 0,000
Mr & Mrs Roger T. K1rwam. 41 2
V1~ta Trueha $55.000
• Osama Elh:tkh1t. 20 Wcllinaton
$448,000
1r. &. Mr-. Daniel H Runner. 21 4
S3pph1urcl-\'"e $41 2.000
Mr & Mrs Wayne B Ireland. 443
(anal t $78.000
Mr Ml':\ Paul T W1l~n. 1916 (oun t. S:!50,000
John K. Mom 16 Ktaloe Coun
Sl.21.000
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in-tax attitude
sf:loµld be applied
to fun. taxes, too
Sin I.Mes. those extra pennies added 10 the cost of things
like smokin'-dtinkina or aay personal activny that misht be
considered sinful, are aeuina a rt newed once-over from those
•hO *Int to raise taxes but avoid ttic Pohtical Oak. That's
undentandable because sin taitn re easy to 'justify and
somctimn tug at our collective sociaJ conscience.
For instance, wtio could argue against ramng tax~ on
alcohol and tobacco'Toonccxtentoranother. both are or can
be a health hazard and both have cosl$ that go·bCyond what
&he andjvidual rncur\. I n't it fairthatsomeone who chooses to
smoke or drink should help pay for those debts 10 society?
Stn taxes, m one way, are the fairest of all Utxcs becaus.e
each md1vidual, by his or her actions, can choose whether or
not to pay the tax.
Those choices and the d1ffcrinJ values and habits of
md1viduals also make 1t easy for politicians to win the support
of one group to tax another.
Since smokers are a minority. 1t was easy 10 rally the ant1-
moking sentiments ofnon-smokers, as we saw during the last
election, to add another 25 cents in taxes to the price of a
package of cjgarcnc . A similar thing could happen to the
liquor industry next year. but there arc some signs liquor
industry officials are willing toaccepta w.hopp1ng tall increase
rather than stage an cxpcnsrve campaign war over a tax-
mcrease initiative.
That doesn't mean liquor industry officials ha ,.c caved in
to the pohtic1ans: it's simply good busincs . They have
enjoyed a low tax 1n the past and have prospered because sin
taxes in Cahfom1a arc lower than those in many other ~tates.
The same can be said for some of our user fees or fun
taxes.
One of the most mequ1tablc examples as the care of Ul)
beaches.
Ncwpon Beach. for example, spent $8.4 m1ll1on from its
1988·89 budget to maintain its city beaches.
That's a lot of money, but Newport has nice beaches -
the kind that are prized by both Newport residents and the
people who hve inland bul are resular beach visitors
Those visitors spend money m Newpon when they go to
the beach. They buy food and soft dnnks, and some of their
money also finds its way into the-cash registers of other types
of merchants. Visitors also pay to park, and Newport's share
of the sales taxes and the parkins fees generated by those
visitors helps pay for maintaining its beaches.
Accordinft to city figures. the same beaches that cost the
city $8.4 mi ion in f 988-89 generated $3.6 million in
revenue. It doesn't take a C'PA to figure out there's some red
ink when thecostofmarntainmga beach is compared with the
revenue 1t produces.
That red mk, the mone) taken from Newport .Beach's
general fund, is sometimes called the cost ofliv1ng where most
people would hke to live but can't afford. Another frequcnll>
used statement 1s that Newport's Cll) beaches are public
beaches. and pubhc means all the public. not JUSt Newport
residents.
That argument 1s correct. but as 11 fair"
Should Ncwpon Beach residents be expected to subs1d1tl'
the recreation of the general public al the expcnst of m own
c1t1zens?
Orange C'ou nty makes a contribution -about $30.000 a
year -to help Newport Beach pa) its lifeguards. but that's a
pittance.
Wouldn'111 be interesting if the attitude toward sm taxes
and the individual's responsibility to pay his or her fair share
were applied to fun taxes and user fees?
()plnl<>n• expt...ed ln lhla sp~ ere thoM of the Oalty Piiot Other vtewt expretMCS on this pege are those of their authors and artists Read«•'
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Fallout of terrorism
The "mutual decision" that was made b> haron Rogers
and the La Jolla Country Day School 1s dcepl) troubling \
few d:t)S ago. Rogers. the wife of Will Rogers Ill. the sk1pper
of the m1~ 1lc cruiser U Vrnccnnes. narrowly c aped a
bomb bla t that destroyed her van. Thereafter there was a
bomb threat to the school where she's taught for the past 12
)Carl and. 1n 1t wake. tatemcnts from ~rents -some
parcnlS at I t -that 1t mi&hl be a good idea 1f he 5l3)\.'d
away from the schoo1 for the rest of the year. It was those
saatcmenlS that brouaht an emergency meelin& of the school\ .,vemi~I board ana the one-sentence announcement that
followed'. .. To ensurt the safety of lhc children. the confidence of
1>9ttnts and the intqrity of the educational environment.
Mn. R*n and the school have reached a mutual decision
that she will not be rctumina to the campus ...
The con«m of the ~~nts 1 undc~tandablc -11'\ a
icrribl) hard choicctoconfront-and "-ho can blame haron
RQ1Crs for the choice he made or accepted'! We don't lno" ot
this time all the con idcrauons that went into that 0 m utual
dctision." Yet in f111in1 to aavc or express any uppon for ~n R<>lffS. the school' announcement "a di>
inadequate. The announcement weak propcrl) -about the
safc1y of children. about the confidence of parents, about the
cduca&ionaJ cn"·ironmcnt, but where does the school tand
wim:Stwon R rs. and qairut intimidation?
If the community is not 10 be coerced b tcrrori m. il
mutt rally totether again: t 1t. whether that communit)' i 1
netion a town or a tcbool, and other civilized communitic
must si.rld with it. If. in ordtt to protect ounelvcs, \\C tum
aanoccntciuzens intoperiah then no one issafe. lfthc hool
doel not sund with her, what of ne~bc>n. stora where he
...... shop friends she miJht VlMt. ~nd What Of lhC nc\l
...... be ll an otrl(tt•s wife or 10)' other citizen.
_ -vlftbis is the way we confront fanaucs and tcrronsu. they
will 8Jways wio.
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Sen. Wilson slow to exercise
•
his new GOP kingmaking rble
Onct rqardcd as ~mething of a pariah within the slate Rl'pubhcan
Part}. U.S. Sen Pete WilM>n 100:1)
find~ that GOP leaders not onl)' wan I
ham to run for &O\.crnor bul 10 'ler\.c
also as a kangmaker. He·~ been urgt-d
to say "'hom he "ould hkc to sec
running with ham on lht ~late" tdt
Republican lu:kct an J 990.
W1l!.on as keeping quiet about has
preferences. for now. at leasl. In part.
that's because he's unwilhng to
choose among friend~ who continued
lO'iuppon ham even when he was in 111
favor with the state party's riJht wing.
Ht also as wa111ng lO sec JUSt how
senous some of the "'ould·IK' can·
-d1d:ues are about running. ~ ~me
point however. it's likely thnt he wall
an' olve himself an other rac..cs. a · cording 10 a source close 10 him.
The cagernc~ of GOP leader; 10
hear Wilson 's\. ll'"son who ~hould be
running for "'hat other offil'cs ~on·
trast '1\.1dl) "1th the attitude toward
ham wathan the Sl".tte pan)' a deca de
aao
He "as almo\t a non-person aftl-r
he outraged con~nata'cs b) cam· paagning in New Hampshire an 1976
in bch1tlf ol incumbent (Jerald ford
and a13ans1 <.alafomaa fil\ orate son
Ronalo Reagan for the C10P prcs1 ·
dcnual nomination fhc rl'~ntrnents
th as arou~d on thl· right handacapPl·d
Walson t"O )tars later when he
sought the Republican nom1na1 ion
lor governor He ran a d1c;1nn1 fourth
an has part) ·s pnmar)'
('onservauvc douht'i about \V1lson
<.·onunued into 1982. "'hen he "'a~
squeezed out of the gubernatorial
pnmary and mto the rnntc\t tor thl·
ll ~ Senate scat being 'acatt.·<l l">>
rctanna Repubhtan S I Ha)alav.a
He ""on a cro,\dl·<l pnm3~ "''h a pluralll) ol the ... 011:. larg('I) ~cau..c
conscn,all\ cs dashlt'<l \\ al~n k'' 1han lhe) <ltd another Republican
Coogr"~~man Pett' Mc< 1(1\lc~
I has )car Rt"pubhcan fca~ of a
lxmocra11c gt'rl)mandenng of kJ1\-
la11ve anJ rnngn:~ tonal elccuon
dt\tmt an 1991 ha"c cau~'d con-
~·r,all"e1 to forgl't whatc,cr hnger-
lnj anamo 1t' the\ had 1o"a1d
\\1hon
The re ult 1s that most mlljor GOP
factions appear unttcd behind his
gubcrnatorinl candadac). 'i«•na 11 a~ the party's best hope of blod:ang
enactment or another set of unfair
reapponaonment plans by ~mo
crauc maJontacs an the tat(' Lqas·
latur(' As governor Walson could
\Clo Dcmo<.rallc rcappon1oflmen1
halls and force a compromise 1hat
"'ould bt f:urer to thl' <.10P
Republican Icade~ al~l manJful of
problems 1hc) ·.,.c had m cnhc;tan&
strong candtd3te to run for !>Ceond·
al) '.itatcw1de offil't'~ an ret.cnt el«·
taon~. th1nl.. the unit\ that the • .. e
a hae.,.eJ in hat.l.;1ng W1l~n for
goHmor can be e"\tendcd 10 those
01her raet'\a\ "'ell But the) th ml that
v.ould rcquarl' \\-1lson 10 take the leaJ
in m~at1ng lit &l'Olraphu:all) and tdeOIOgl\:311) Oal.1nccd '1<lll'WldC
t1fll'I
If he \tales h1\ prelcrl'ntc\ for thl'
Kcpubhran nom1n.1twn' lor the~
other oflice\, th e 1><1n> •~ ~en a ha\ ing ~harpl) improved chance~ or
rn.1ptunng tlf('m from the IX-mo--
l rats who hJ\ l' on UP ll'd them lur
\('\CO IO I 'i \l'J I\
Major (Mtl\ lOntnhuh>r\ "ould follow \\ 11\lln·, lcJd b) throwing
thl'ar dollar. hl·hand the dc\1gn3ted
t:J1td1d:Ue\ and d1Stour.i&tng others
Imm seeking thl' ntlmtnallon~ That
v.ould d1m1na!lh the danger of bard·
lought pnmanC'i lh. t ma&ht Y.caken
Rcpubht'an nominees an their 1990
lampatgn .pan t Dcmoaat\.
l he dilemma Walson "ould fa« in
JU"t one rau• -the Rt'publu . .in
pnman lur ltcutenant go,emor -
l'\pl.un' <,o mt ol ht\ rcluc.:tancc to
1n,ohl· htm'ICll earl~ \ntong thl"
andl\ 1du.i" Jlr\·aJ\ l'\l'lnl th3t pn·
mal) arc sta le ~n. John )mour ol
nahe1m and n Otqo Count)
upcn •~r Ciu n Goldin Ea h has
been a fnend 1tnd 'iUpportcr of
Wilson. and he would not lake to choose between them
Other Rt'publacans al50 arc thought
to be interested 1n the po t, among
them Wit Sen Rebcccn Morann ot
Los ,\lto'I I-fall\.
Early inter' en11on in the contt"st
for the GOP nom1nat1on for attornc>
general would pose another problem
for Walson. Among those 1nterested
1n the oflicc are former (on~ sman
l>3n Luniren. state n John Dooht·
tie of Rod.Im. and U. . Attornt')
JoseP.h Ru wnicllo an n hant'1sco
If\\ 1lwn th re"' h1i. i.upport to one ot
them, he "'ould offend the upporter\
ot the other tY.O.
8 ) dela)ang his mtencntton.
Wilson mn) 'itt some ol the prubkm ~n 11~11 out. Lun~n and Doulml~
eac.:h has and1c1t~ that tht) would
defer to the otMT'
Walson al mo t ccruanl) w1ll ha' e
to a t c .. entu:lll> m llOme pnman~ to d~agnatc h1 prcfcreoc·c and help prt sure (>t hcr cand1d11e 10
w1thdrn" gntccfull} f or all the
d1fficuh1es such choices might t:;iusc
ham. his sue«\~ful 1ntcr,cn11on 1n
Ix-half of tilndad:ue~ 1n other
pnmane'> "ould. at he and the~ ""t-rc
clcll~ 10 oflkC' 1n "lo,cm~r 19QO
&J'e him e'en •.tronger claims on
1hc1r lo}all) < ahfomaa c;or lt'l\dcr ont:t "'ere
haghh '>UCC~ lul in ~ .. to\\ an& their
l'arl) · blc~ 1ngs on c.:and1date'i for
statcwtdenomanataon 8 ) d1!iCoura1·
1ng rompc:tat~ lhc) pre' entcd d•' 1s1,c pnmary battle &hat would
ha'c left part) nominee~ in weakened
cond1uon for their fall campa11nc; ag..11nst Democratic opponents
"'11h w much al take an the 1m
rlc.:'\. 11ons. c pccaall) rcapponaon
ment. Rt'publtcan leaden thank th1
Y.ould he a tine time to ti) to return hl
the good old d.-~ s. First. howc' er.
"al'><>n ha<i to b<' rcild) to make wmr
tough de" 1s1on'
\lart/11 Smilb 11 pollll<"al «/llor of
M('{"lat~f '~'u ~rvltt.
District voting will represent
a big win for state'·s Hispanics
S.\CR.\MENTO -The 19XO
\:cn us rrvcal<'d that near!) a fiflh of C ·ahfom1ans arc of H1span1c ongan
fhe Hi panic popula11on ha'i been
lfOWl"I rap1dl). drHen b) hi&h rate'>
of 1mm1.ara11on from Latin mcn1.:.1n
nauons \\ntekcd b> poht1c1I and
fe:Onom1c turmoil By the 1990
ccn u . it's hkel) that Ha pan1 \\Ill
~a quancr of tbc state' population.
The tapond1ni H1 pan~ prntntt 1n Caltforn111 hav1naust impact on 'cry lo pobtacal profil in C ahtom1a
tht talc' SOt'ial and cuJtunl am-, .. 1tuyatem ortocal 10\emment.
b1en as -'ell as prov1dina mu h ol \II but a handful oftht M~1e·i c1t1e
the labor for 1lS c.conom). and hool d1 1nct we tht at-tars
But pohticaHy. Ht pent •~ wt'ak. mc1hod of el ~1101 city {ouncil anJ They -wote and hold om~ in hool boan1 mcm~r\. That i . all num~n &hal •~ frvt1ohal ol their candidate" run throuahout the d1 •
potenual. Whale Hispeo1cs att about ln t orc1ty.
t ~uantr of the ~tale's population, for That allov. the ethni m1,1ont) to
eumplc:. '~Y arc only at?out 6 d0m1na1.e minonuc in clcctaon\ It's
ptrctntofvottTI TM moat H1$pantc not·uncommon for c1ll or hoot
stale A mbl)' dmnct, the 56th an d1 tnc:ts t clt..:t all ofll1tiraoH0rn1rt1
Lo a,e~ i abo the dastnct ~ilh boant rMmbcn from one t«tton oT
the loVt 1 HtJPente \ o1Ct rca-saratJOn lhccommun1t • tbt middle· or upper ofu) an lhC.._tc.abOutont~lhitd the income AniJo neiahborhoOd I\~ BWb ~net to fivt in Witt ni
By m<Kt tStimates. H1~nt<' arc v.h id\ ha~ di met votina S) tcm •
weaker puhtie'all) "' ()ahfonua thin thu they are Mk to dc<'t ~n•a·
'"an) other st.ale •1th a •btunual tJ\ ~ oft~rcommun1hn toaovtm·
HitpaftlC' populatJOA; ana bodan. lut man) of tht autc·s
Wlt)"1.. \mailer MiriCUhur8I mm•un11in
OffiaMh1p. ~~ a.ft of per· haH• la,.r ·HitpMic pas:lall•IOM. lt'1
oa,.IO!)' pqhdcal lrild11110D amona 1n thoilir C'Oftltn•rii•n •• llrt ol
l'ft'ftlt amm..,._ ana raM d• U1~t1ic ~i&k'al repftlCRIMkMI •
m•....-we all CU1CL All nam. mos.~.~· ~ ol lhe latttt ... &he ~ of WattonYillt, a farm w..11 1n SMla
pn._ _..rity&ll...... nu COMt). was Oftt « IMm ,.... .. o.a. ...,...ht com•uie• .. Ma 1911 IN .._:a. Uk• : l?!lllt! lftS. eillll H._aics ,.. IW 6t ._. "' ........ 1 __ ,.-.. w-•~c__.a; _. ...
hla...u.& M*'kllllt~ ..... ~ 0. of tic t llHM Ill • t• May ltlS. tM Mntcta-Mlitfi.
•
can tcpl Dctensc and UJuca11onal
rund. or ~ALDEF. cho)l' Wat n·
'allc tor a tc~t C3S4!' of at·lnrge \Oting. a~u1n1 that lhc ) tcm I\ 1nhcrcn1f\
d1 nmlnatOI")' b) dcn)tl'\& manonto.
scam(nt of lhc communal\ • l~ar
~hare ofpoh11 I po"'C'r.
fcckral JuOac ruled apanst
M U>EF 1n1t11lly. Wh1~ no H1 pan.ks had bttn dcctcd. he 1d. the
plaintatTs had not hown "a ptO\iCn lcpn of di rimination."
But a kdcral appeals coun ta t Jul)
rc"cntd the ruh ) ins the at·l•rsc s tcm "impcnn1 1bly dilutes the
\Oting \trcnglh ol Ht panic "and on
Monda)". the t . Supreme <. oun
dominated b> con na11 .. e Re n
appoint~. upheld the findint
The dee• ion could ha"c an cl trl·
f, ina 1mpKt on the nature ot cit and
sCbool dlStnct Pohtac tn ahfomta There 1' a i1ntttt co m 1n manv
that dt tn 1 tk-Ction' will mC'ln more
o"cnly pohtul city '°"crnmcnt and a k$..\Cninj of O\Cr&IJ mmunlt)
idcnttt\. But it·~ al true that 1r Hi rania arc to pamc1pat 1n hfonua poh· uo the musi not only Of11n1tt
them h btttCT~ bUt muat hll c:
a' en u.es fl r poht eeal CJ.prn1'0f' 11 the
1 ' ac~cl. To Iha& ntnl. d11tnn '°''"' Id bC' * i>nnlallCI ol monumental pohuaal en tlis
s&atc.
Tltro~ul IM ... ~. L'Offt•
_. ... will be '°"'9 1~ tht
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U.S. laws
need fixing
to give FBI
more power
To the Editor:
When C@pt. Llo)'d Buchet and his ship the USS Pueblo were seized and
the c..'lptaan and crew were beina held
pnsoner, there wa talk about retalia-
tion. The Pueblo was · seiied in
1ntern111onal waters and il was a clear
v1olat1on of manume law. Some~ later we waited for 144
day while American citizens vrett held capuve by a foreaan power and
ogaan we SPoke of retaliation. Not
unt1l lhctt was tremendous lossofhfe
when a truck loaded with explostves
was driven through the front door of
the U .. Manne Corps barracks m Beirut wns there talk of retahation
again .
Now with lhe bombing of Lhe Pam
Am flight over Euro~ and wilh the
bombing an La Jolla there is talk ooce again or retaliation.
So far that's all it's been, jusl talk.
I am wondcnng what it will take for a free .\menca to assert herself in this
world. lo send I cltar mcssaac 10
those who would U$C our own
Cons11tution to further their pans
and male their point.
luckily the La Jolla bombll\& cild
not cost a hfc. luckdy it was not the
w1ft of a senator or the eounleraCtack:
would already be 1n ~The FBl now admits that some 600 J)OSSlble
terronsts ha vt' alttady eotcrcd this
country under a fraudulent tudcnl
\.1saand that expclhng lhcm "'ould be 1n direct v1olat1on of our own laws.
Just rounding them up and an-carcerat1n1 them 1s also against our
law as thcrc 1s no proof that lhcy
have done anything to wamnt arrest
or imprisonment. So once aptn we
arc cauaht between a rock and a hard
place.
It is ht&h time for our lqislators to
chanac cx1s11na laws to aivc our FBI
the authonty to act in our national
defense. to prevent further incidents
iuch :.s happened in La Jolla. or will
\\C all stand by until tcrronst act
their hands on atomic or chemical
"capon . Mu t ""c ,.alt until there 1
lo of hfc 't\-1th1n the 4 tale\, until.
there ts a pubhc outcry that is beard
"'11th enough vibrato Ill Washml(on
to cau-.c acllon? Mu t v.c 1ntcrpttt our frttdoms
v.1th \U(h a liberal outlook as not to be
able to 5tt 1 he ob' 1ous consequc:nccs?
GENESEUO
Irv me
Coalition tears
apart system of
mutual respect
r o 1hc Editor
..\n)one who was not alarmed
~fore tht!> month' Newport·Mcsa
Unified School Dtstnct board meet·
in hould no" ccrtaanl)' ~arc ho\\
much danger 10 our school S)-Stcm 1s
pttsentcd b\ the group of pc:oplc who
arc t~ang to take control of the
1>$)Cholog) and SC\ education pro-
grams at C orona del Mar and the
other hi.gh schools tn the dls\tlct
The fund3 mcntalasts who form the
coahuon ot JX'(>plc U)1ng to 1mpo!K'
their bchcl~ on the rnmmunat) are
tC'anng apart the S)stem of mutual
resp«t that ha scned ui. ~well for
'iO long. h 1s basacalh .\mencan to
hold one's own '1c"'s. and cquall)
important to pcmut others to hold
the1~ i\s a cuhurc. "cha' e '>Uf'\ •"ed and •pro pered because ""c ha"e
l~lebratcd d1\crs1t). toltr.1tcd tho
wuh Y..hom we don't agrtt and
allov.ed 111 pcr"><>ns to maJcc their
contnbut1on.
Altemal1"es are avaalable to people
who "ant a paroch1aJ cduataon for
thetr children hould those ptople be
gJ\C:n the l>')wer to take away from us a program that v.e want for our
childrtn' Doesn't the Cons11tut1on of
the United lite protect us from tha
kind of am po 1t1on Conlral') to what
wt ba .. c been told b) the f u.nd.amen·
tah t the fact of hom090uahty i
m t certainly not aaa that
houk! ht tauabt only in the · home. Few of us ha\'C the tnf<>nnatlOD or the
anchnauon to do so. ·
tall 11 tell u.s thal 111y £ mil)
with more than 10 ttlathct will
incluck a homosclual amona them. h
IC'Cm onl) lop:al theftfore. that all
of u v. 1d ' want to mco&&ra,c
undcntand1ni. cotKem, toknncc.
1nd lo\1n1 a~ntt 1D tht com·
munat) ralhttthan •lftO"lft«.~
and e•dulion.
PAUL D TTlAEVAN
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Dick Clarksti pplng down
ram 'American Bandstand'
LOS ANGELES (AP) -Dick Clark announced Tuesday that he's
steppina down as host of the •• Ameri-
ca n Bandstand" .after 33 years ao
$0meone new can lead the musk
variety show into the 1990s.
The show, which helped pioneer
rock 'n' roll and the Motown sound. is currently syndicated nationwide, and
will prcmlCl'C on cable's USA
Network on April 8. Clark, who turns 60 this year but is
known as "America's Oldest Tecn-
Al,er" because of his youtbf ul looks,
will tum over the .. Bandstand"
microphone to David Hirsch. 26, who was discovered at Dick Clark
Productions in B'if rbank. Hirsch, a Detroit native. was
working as a segment eroduccr for
.. USA's. Camp Midni~t." a late-
ni~t talk show on USA Network. 'This is actually an exciting Clay for
me," Clark said in a statement. "Like
'I'\ l .I S'l 'l '\fi9S
David, I was 26 when I .aaned hostsna
Bandstand.
"After 33 yean, I finally decided it
was time to give tomeone cite a chance.••
An aseociate who eked not to be identified said aae h8d nothina to do
with C1artc's clecilioe. Clark hu
previously said he wanted to relin-
quish tbe "American Bandstand" post by 1990.
.. Bandstand," u it was first titled,
hit the air waves in ~peember J 9S2
on WFJL-TV in Philadelphia with
Bob Hom and Ltt Stewan as the original hosts. ,
Clarie became the show's solo' h0st
in 1956. A ~r later, the show made
its debut under lhe new titlt .. Ameri-
can Bandstand. ..
purina the next thrtt decades. .. American Band1tand" provided the
first national exposure for SC<>re$ of
Oynesty
ocrfonnm. ancludina Madonna. :iM Jack.Ion Five. the &eac;b BoYJ, Unda
llonsiadt, Jerry Lee Lewis. James
Brown, Stevie Wonder and Neil
Diamond.
The shOw also launched sonas onto · the best-seller chans and introduced
the American public to such teen
dances as the Twist, Jerk. Bunny
Hop, Hustle and Break Dancin.a.
'In 1987, "American Bandsiand" was entered into the Guinness Book
of World Records as tclev1sion's
longcst-runnina variety proaram. It
has earned five Emmy awar'ds.
C1ark has also been host of .. The S2s,qoo PYramid .. and ~host with
Ed McMa6on of "TV's Bloopers and
Practical Jokes," and produced the
American M us1c A wards, the upcom-ing Academy of Country Music Awards, and New Year's Rockin' Eve.
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Center slates '89-'90 ballet series
The only Southern California ap-Center are the ~ncan Ballet Lenin~rad comP.tnY will offer three
pea ranee of the )ear by the Kiro v Theatre, under the direction of programs: Tchaikovsky's .. The Slecp-
Ballet and ~he fir5t-cver visit by the Mikhail Baryshnikov. and the JofTrey ang Beaoty," chor~P.hed by
San FranClsco Ballet to ,the Per-Ballet, which Wlll present a new Manu Petipa• Pettpe a 'le Cor-
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of the Center's 1989·9GOass1c Ballet December. Pet1pa's "Pa9u1ta Grand Pas,"
Season schedule, unveiled Tuesday. The season will open with the Michel Fokine s "Chopiniana," and
Also scheduled to 11ppear at the Kirov Biiiet Aua. 18 through 27. The stlccted pes de dcux.
The -week of Oct. 17 throuah 22 will
sec the San Francisco Ballet dcbutina
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l)fOlrams of 20lh <:cntury woTkS..
incfudana Jerome Robbins· ''Inter-play." Georse Balanchine's "Theme
and Vanations." William Forsythe's .. New Sleep." and "Handel -A
Celebration," by the compeny's artis-
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·Enthusiasm, perseverance traits ofretiring NFL commissioner
llrHOWMO HAMW
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Can it bt ~that Pete Roielle.
• the )OUllll!ll commissioner 1 "!IP' seoru ~ hM c"er bad. is manrw after JO ycAn of dedicated Ja'VICC IO
the pmc hs lo~ -football? It tefmS like only ycstdday that Pett had rtturJied from duty ta the
Navy dunna World War II to raume
his classroom stud•~ at Compton
Collctt. .
Pete was a youna man ~ho had
played buketba.ll in hi&h school on
the 8 and C teams. He never quite
made it as a star of the \llrs11y, and he
was slender and overshadowed tn h1
pursuit of o ther ports.
He had a dedication to sports,
however, that only those who pursue
it as a vocation will ever know. He
was a journalism major and when he
returned to Compton tn 1946, he wos
joined by a larae numbtr of other cx-
scrvicef'(lcn.
That fall of 1946. I was JUSt
brginnina rl'\y own pursuits m the
sportS world with the Compton
HeraJd American, a twtce-wcckly
newspaper wi th a larae cuculat1on I
bad convioc~ Warren Bu tler. the
editor of tM paper, to let me wnte
about the Junior colleee and high
school pmes that fall .
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d1rtctor and as luck would have 11. the
Cleveland Rams had ch05en that )Car
to move to Southern C'ahfom1a nnd
to play their home pmcs at the Lo\
Angeles Coliseum.
Rozelle's successor
is anybody's guess
P LM D ERT(AP)-Whcn
the NFL pid.ed Pete Rozdle as
commi SJoner 29 )e:us ago. at
took 11 da>s and 23' ballot and
Wclhnaton Mara was the catalyst
The only thjna that •Nill be the
same when the league picks
RoLclle's replacement 1s th
Mara. the co-owner of the Ne
YorkGtant andtbeNFL'sscni
owner, will once again be m the
middle -as co-chairman of the
commntcc that wtll make the
selcctJon. or stlec11ons. 1f the
owne~ decide try the two-person
comm1!.,1onersh1p '>uggestcd by
Cleveland Owner An Modcll.
Bu t neither Mara nor any other
owner would ~uggest names
Wednesday an the artermath of
(Pleas~ see SUCCESSOR/821
ptan the cntti:e fall of 1946, Ta> Brown also hod a football team
rcpreientitta tbc junior collqe. That
team. headed by former San Fran-
. cisco 49cr quarterback Bev Wallact
and runnina back John Finney. went
throua.h the season against Los An-
geles. l>as.adena, Lona Beach, Ventura
and all the other scpools m the
·conference Without los1ng a aame.
Pasadena's Junior Chambtr of
Commerce came up wtth an idea to
stage a Junior Rose Bowl game and
the last date the) could get was the
second Saturday tn Ocrembcr from
the Tournament ofRosescommattcc.
Teams select~ to part1c1patc were
selected two weeks in advance of the
pme and Compton stall had one to 10
apinst Los AnJ:ele CC but wa
facked to pla) Kalaorc, Texas in the RB game.
Pete watched that aame in
Ramsaur Stadium along with Bob
Weide, the man selected as publicist
foa the game in Pasadena. The Cubs
of l A C got an front early and there
krnonal football that tall. · w a\ httk wofr). But a the game went Ma~ well ~tales. av.ell-known news-a!ong. 11 became apparent that the
man an the Lona Beach-Los Angeles ( ub 1o1.ere goan& to wtn and that
area, had taken the Job 3,. publicity (. ompton "as ha' inJ a letdown after
dare<. tor for the Ram') and he offered re(CI\ inr. the J RB bid Pete and Bob
Pete a chance to work ""h ham an almost Jumped ofT the back of the
getting out the gamc-da' programs. press oox an dasbclld That s when I first met Pete, some
mne{ca~ )Oungcr and posscssana a
lot o enlbus1asm and perseverance.
He was the school's athletic publicity
The Rams mo"cd anto ( omplOn's
Ramsaur Stadium for their practice
sc ions that fall and di\ aded time
with the Junior Rose Bowl-bound
Compton Collqc Tartars football
t~m. Pete &Ot his baptism 1n pro-
The home t~m'> "'ere responsible for . ( ompton 'A.Cnt on to""'" the pmc
the entire proaram an those da}s and an Pasa<kna. 19-7 and redeem thcm-
Pcte JOI to know the Rams ""ell selves before more than 40.000 fans
While the Rams tram~ at Com-f Please'" ROZEU.E/121
Pete Rozelle ahOdred N'l owners Wednesdaf ~ ennounc· Int his retlre,...nt after JO Y••s •s COINltlal•ner.
PH•·PH\,IH\11
Ocean View shortstop Danlel Hern•ndez . re•ches for a Mission VJejo·s Eric Ekdahl slides ufely
pldloff throw •• Mlsston•1 Don Disbro slldes b•clr safely. Into second b•se with • stolen base as
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Hernandez •pplles the t•t a second late.
Ocear;J View_loses twice in Santa Ana tourney
~eahawks beaten in title game by M ission V iejo; Karliner sidelined four weeks
The Ocean View Hiah baseball tenm·, run
ohuccts h1t1coupleofsnqs Wedne\da) after
what had t.ancd out to be a ood v.cek.
Ma ion V1eJO led all the WI) en route to a
5-) \lctOry OH~r the Scah111t1 in tht 11tle llJmt'
of the Santt Ana Elks Tournament at Rancho
Santiaao Collcat. i nd earlier 1n the day Ocean
View COICh Steve Bamtt found out he ~111 ht
without the serv1<' of ace pitcher Rand)
KarlaMr for up to four Wttks.
"It's a trante pmc," Barrett ~ad "One
day, you're crui•1n1 riaht alona. and 11 S«m"i hkc we're icttjna the break . Then it's another
da) and nothma happens for )OU ...
Karfiner. who hurled a complete game
victory ·1n the semifinal , wa muck b> a line
dri\ic below the bth 1n the "enth innm1 of the
Tutlday afttmoon scmtfinal. but fini hed at
out before later ha~•nacmcttt~ .w.rgecy 1110
p.m. He had fhc w1nsand lYtO sa'c in has fttSt
SC\/Cn appearance .
"l'"c heard ttlk of hkc four "" k • but ~·re bopina ifsa httk of 1 101 tooncr than that.
That'\ IU pml'" into our k.IJUt' It"• a h1g hlow
"But v.c're op11m1~11c 1hat lurhncr'~ Joing
to be back". and the other gu~ w 111 p1d. 11 up. It
wasn .. t b .. e the team was down \\ c re kttpin1
lhanp tn proper pe~~pcCll\ l' £ hl''K I U) ~ hllH'
got a good attitude
Wronc\day. Ocean \I •l·w \ liN t\\o fHtc.:h·
ers had their trouble\ belorc Brent\\ ul.l'n camc
on in the fourth ond th""·" lhrl·e plu\ \trona
annin~.
"We'11e got to ha~c \omchod~ pick up the
slack (for Kailiner). .. H.1rtl'lt s:ud •Wo~en Wll'i
our pr~ason f&\ontc au} lor ace but he had n
couple of toulh ou11n15. Then tOd•> he looked
sharp. He' a 1na to ha\ c to do a tough Job for us
tn league "
M1 ion VtCJO. 6-l. Jumped to 1 ~u1ck 3..0
lead as l:n l!kdahl ( 3 for 4. th rte runs) ~ru bed
a tY<e>-run homer in the SC\·ond < orv Colbcn
countettd ~ith h1 sn:ond homerot the son,
a !IOIO hot in lhc bottom of the W"C<>nd. but tht
Diabl0t wentahtad 5--1 an the t p of th· founh.
O.n1<t H m ndcl s1naJcd m th fourth
f 0 I I I f , I 11 \ "' h I ·1 II \ I I
and C"l'ntuall\ scored when ( ollll.·rt h11 anio a
liclder·, rho1cc 10 male 11 5-:!
In the firth, John .\mold. \C\C lfcrnandc1
:and Daniel Hernandl'1 "ailed to load the ba<,es
w 1th one out Gar\ < hn tophcrwn re.ichl"<l on
a unsucl't."Ssful fielder's choice that scorl'<f
..\mold. but a double pla) endC'd the threat
Daniel Hcmande1 went IJ for I ' 1n thc
tournament
"'We hit the b:lll hard toda) but naht at
people.·· Barrett ~1d "We hit anto wme double
pla)s m crucial ~1tua11on . (Ma s1on> pla)cd
&ood baseball and didn't male an) m1stal.c ..
Ha\'ang tallen to 11-3 \\<llh the d1~ppo1n11na
da) of c"ent • Barrett ttll felt the tournament ~as d po 1t1"e performance for the team.
"I was a good toumamcnt. after )Ou itt to
rctlcr1on1t. ~hen a little bit of the suna as aone
from the loss." 8arrttt ad.
"It ~asa touah lo todal. I m11ht ha\c left
Karpel 1n a httle fo1 r than houlJ h~' e, but
1 d1dn'\ hue m) Cr) tal ball YrOrk1na 1oday. But
Woken threw great."
Also 1n the Santa .\na Ell. Tournament·
S.ddld>ack $, THl1a 3: Jeff Blanco <1lugg1.-d
a tv.o-run homer an the founh annina 10 ue thl'
pmc at t\l.O, and he and \11kc .\rro)os dro' can
sc"enth-tnnang runs wh1th broke a 3-J t1ea the
Roadrunnc" earned SC\cnth pla~
Blanrn went 2 lor '\"1th thrtt RBI 1o1.-h1lc
.\rro,oc; went 'for4 with two RBI indudinaan
RBI double 1n the fifth annmi.
I 1cd at l. ffam1ro (1ama IC'd oil the
SC\Cnth with a wall and (1COf'ie ( anham
"n&lcd Arro)O~ follov.ed with an RBI !t1ngk
and Blanco'') subsi...-qucnt dmc one-hopped the
v.all 1n deep lCntcr for an RBI double
1 hrcc of the four ~ddleoock en ors accounted for all thrtt of Tu~tin'\ run . a
Roadrunner start1n1 pitcher ~dn \1mon
hurled a complcte~g.aml· 't'n-hattc r w aht thrtt
\tr1kcouts and thrtt walks to 1mpro'<. to \-6
t t.ht \\est nah~1m Lions Toumamcnt:
Wn t•l•stu '7, Dua Hiiia 4: Bl"t'tt C1rcbc
continued an out~tandana \\C'tk b~ 101n1 'for 4,
an ludan a two-run SJn&k' 1n the '»C\Cnth that
fflteaR we TOURNEYS /12f
Eagles'
rally falls
short
Estancia 's four-run
outburst in seventh
not enough, 6-4
For five inn1 f\IS 1n the cbam-
p1onsh1p pme of the Pride of' t~
Cua t Ba~ball Tournament Wcdncs-
da) 11-...1 a pttchcrs' duel.
But the 'mung Ltuzinscr Hl&h
01) mp1ans changed all that 1n t6e
J'ltth. ~nna ix times en route to a
6-4 victory o"er EStanc11.
The uth 1nnin1 tarted inn~ntl)
enouan for Estancia starter Clayton
clson. who had alJ01o1.-~ two hits up
to that point
..\f\cr the li~t t~o batters had been
retired, Ltunngcr strung toeether
thr~ stra1_ght s1ngl~ 10 break the
scorcle s tie. followed b) a two-run
double by THunc Scon. another hat
and finally, a two-run homer b) Marl
John n to kit field for a 6-0
ld\antaac.
E')tancia. 7-4. had m1S~ a aOC?d
opportun11\ 10 break into the lead in
the bottom of the fifth. hav1na two
runn n cut down at the plate The
first wa on a IJ'OUndout to the S«OOd
ba~man. and the scxond v.a on a
foal~ double-teal attempt.
The Eagles dad manaic. h~~er
to make it mtcre-sun1 tn the last of the
sc'cnth \\1th one out, Paul
M' Daniels stn&led. Gary Burrow 1o1.-alk~ and an error led to one run
Ltnn\ Herman lashed a double to
center to ore tv.o more, and when
Marco Vuque1 follo~M with
another double. 11 was 6-4 and
E tancia sent \he tyina run to the
plate But 1v.o harmless &round balls
to the second baseman ended the
lhrcat for the Ea&Jes.
In the consola11on championship: Bol .. Gra9* !, Corou del Mar t:
JclT) Maldon.3do handcuffed the
v1 rnna a Ka~ on three hits and
the Matado scored t~o first-inruna
runs without thC' btnefit of a hit to
cam the victol').
1aldonado lr\ld: out 12 and
v.alkcd ont as Sol Grandt im&
,,_.._.'" IACILIS/Ut
DCC advances
with 3-I win Bruins had most of West Coast pulling for them Sunday
'St woman ballplayer in
. game facing unusual obstacles
,.,.. .,.. :"•• dll , ..... bueball. rve pll)'Cld .... a jua .. -, .. thctc IUYJ
ha"e. And I'm'"'' u aood u tbex IU)'J;.IJIKblU is just a NE~. YORK -J u.lic Crotea~ knows ~.· •.., pme. And there s no raton I should~ cut from the team
not to clia into the bin« •.box. Shes seen• Y' · JUSt beca~ rm a airt. whtrtas they ,et to ~Y bttau.e ~ fasttiells ~ by her chin. ScveBI • • tMy're auys. Plu:Mn have bat her, too. But despite the temp.on she"s never charted the .. If someone tel11 "'!t Juhe )OU can't pjay because mound. ' your ab1hty level's not hi111 enouil\. l doll with it. But af
.. I'm not crazy,'' the first woman to pla> in an NCAA 50mconc sa)s, you un't play because you're a airl, thaf$
be.lebell pme said. ''Not unless I had a bat with me. I'm not natu." ·
R~ds manager r~fu~s
comm~nt on an~gatlons
concerning gambling
a ptttay nasty linle &irl .. but I lhinlc that' most pitchers • At hberal-minded St Mary's. she WI aCc:tptcd a a
could probebly take me. • left-handed hitllng fint baseman with an average bat, Siie's 18 years old. S fttt 7"2 inches, 126 pounds and · a\'tflte power. aood ficldina. a good arm and lcss.-than-
docsn't teem to be all that nasty. She made her collegiate averaae si:lttd.
4cbut last Friday for St. Ma ry's of Ma ryland against Wbi[e her abaht)' 1s avcrqe, she knows she's unusual
Sprina Garden, went 0 for 3 and handled six chances because she'sa woman. She wants hcrtcammatcHo try to
, ftitwleslly. iitnorc that. For instanct. she is not inclined to dean up
"I was more scared about doing somethin' wrong the lanauaac in the duaout and on the field.
;: tUri I was thinki"g about baseball. J couldn•t give 100 "When lfint wentout, l'dsaythefirstcoupkof'daya < percent ooncentrauon \O the pme, as hard as I tried. I was lhey"d say 'God da ... , oh, I'm sorry Julie. Hey you swinj :,:. thinkina. •BaJI to bat. Make contact. Drive the ball riaht like a ... I'm sorry Julie.' I'd say don't worry 'about 1L rt
' beck up the middle.• doesn't bother me." •
r. '•' :-:.:
.. But unfortunately, you can•t keep the thoughts out Opponents have tncd to ra~nle ber with bench 'of your head. •<;ontact. Nice and clean. Ball to bat. Fifteen jockeying.
·cameras on you. Never mind. BaH to bat ... ·" ''I've heard everything. I'd catch a popup go o•et to
She's ~n playing ball .for 11 years, dismissing get a wild throw at the dugout and hear 'Team srut ·really
coaches who tell her . to _ao play softba.11. ·s he s~ed spec1al things like I.hat. ·•
Osbourne Park (V~.) High School for sex d1scnmmat1~n "Friday, after the first at-bat, the third baseman said
when they wouldn t let fier play on the team. but lost m ,somcthin&..1 don't know what at was, it was preuy mild.
federal court. 'Break hei littJe heart.· and he'd bat an eyelash. But I got "To me it seemed sill>." she said. ··1 want to pla) him bad. when be got up. He struck out"
Cllppers~collect rare win
a...lt BeDJamia scored 23 points and ~ ~eta Nermaa added six of his 21 points on • lon1--rangejumpers in the final 21h minutes as r the Los Anicles Oippers beat Dallas at the ---
Spons Arena, 116-112, thc Ma venclr.s' eighth con~cut1ve
loss. Qaatla Dalley and rookie ~arles SmJtll scort'd 20
points apiece for the Oippers, who snapped a 13-game
losina streak against Dallas and extended the Mavericks'
lonaest losing streak since 1981 ... In other NBA games:
Cbrles Butiey had 27 points and 21 rebounds and Mike G..-.. bit two crucial free throws with eight seconds left
as Philadelphia defeated Oeveland at the Spectrum.
100.97. a. AMenoa added 19 points for the 76ers.
while Roll lbrpeT had 20 points for the Ca vs, who became
the first NBA team to clinch a playoff benh when Washinaton lost at Indiana ... Joe Daman scored sax of
bis 20 points during a 17-3 second-quarter run, helping
Detroit toa 11 S-94 VJCtory over visiting Sa11 Antonio. The
victory, which clinched a playoff berth for the Pistons.
improved their record to 47-17, putting them 30 games
above .500 for the first time in franchise history ... Detlef Sdftmpf scored 22 points off the bench as Indiana beat
Washington in Indianapolis, I 01-92. for its third stnught victory and first over the Bullets this season ... KevlD
Edwanl1 scored 26 points and Miami made its final 19
free throws and last five field-goal attempts to beat visitina New Yorlc, I 07-103 ... Micllael Jordan overcame
a groin injury to score 32 points. including four frre
throws in the final seven seconds. as Ch1caao beat
Phoenix, 112-111, snapf>ing the Suns' I I-game home
winnina streak.
Ql.OTEOt'TllE DA,.
~ Weiss, color analyst on telecasts of Dallas
Mavcncks games. on the NBA trade in which the
Mavs sent Mark Aguirre to Detroit for Adnan
Dantley -a deal long promoted by Pistons play!lla~er lsia~ Thomas. a bo)hood f nend of Aguirre s JO Chicago: "If the Pistons win the NBA title, does that mean Isiah will be Executtvc of the Year? ..
I'\ THE BLEA("HERS
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ca; \'deg \n :
AfN Of A FAMILY
0:-CARNIWROUS
00ME.STICA1ED
MAMMALS •••
0 0
Mlctilgan St., UA
:= Roy breaks Canadlen mark
Steve Sml" scored 34 points, 22 in the ---second half. to lead Michigan State to a 7~3 •-#
victory at Villanova Wednesday night ,. ~ car~mg the Spartans a berth in the NatJonai ----
lnv1ta t1on Tournament ~m1finals. Smith rescued the ~partans, 18· I 3, from a cold second-half start that
included five-and four-minute scoring droughts. The 6-fo~t-~ SOJ>homorc was perfect on I 0 free throws as
M1ch1gan State went 18of18 from the line in the final 20
minutes. Villanova finished 18-1 S ... In another NIT
quarterfinal game: Andy Ken edy had 22 pomts and
Repaald Tarner added 18 to lead AJabama-B1rm10J,ham 10 an 8S-~9 victory over defend.mg champion Conncct1-
cuL The v1ctory~nds 1he Blazers. 21-11 , to the NIT Fmal
Four Monday night at Madison Square Garden in New York. The Huskies finished 18-13.
PLANT CITY, Fla. (AP) -Pete Rose t.allccd about his hair. He talked
about his team. He talked about bis
kids. Just doa•t ask him about
aamblina.
A liaht-heaned Rose talked f'or 4S minutes Wednesday, crackiq his
customary one-linen and dodaina the
customary questions about the
"serious all~tions" major leque
baseball said tt was mvesttptana.
One of the aJJqallons 11 that the Cincmnat1 Reds man•r may have
bet on baseball. ~ibly his own
team. a source told The Associated
Pre s.
"That's what they're lookin' into. Nothing has been proven yet.• said
the source. who asked not to be
identified.
If proven true, Rose would be
suspended or even banned for hfe.
Spons Illustrated. io its March 27 issue, guoted an unidentified source
as saymg Rose .. exchanged signals
somehow relating to basct>all belting"
from the dugout at Riverfront
Stadium. Sl also reported aUqations
that baseball's all-time hits leader
placed bets on baseball through
fncnds.
All those repons brought an un-
usually large crowd of reporters and
photographers to Plant Caty. creating
a circus atmosphere that the players
enjoyed.
Pitcher Danny Jackson donned a
Rose jersc~· and strutted around the
field JO his best Rose impression
while a handful of players with ''PRESS" taped to their caps followed
him around. Jackson would stop and
say, "l want to talk about baseball.
just baseball ... and then walk away,
with his teammates in tow. The scene was repeated for real a
few mtnutes later when Rose emeried
from the Reds' clubhouse -ofT-
limats to rcponers for the second
ROZELLE
From8 1
When spnng came . tlona. J was
malnng regular \'llits to Pe~·s offiec
under the bleachers 1t Ramsaur
Stadium to pack up tnfo1 mat1on for a
column and about thi· upcoming
teams as each season 8PJ ro chcd.
Every Tuesday, I would arrive a little earl ) and we would chat for
several hours when he &o. out of his
last classroom foT the day. But the
first thin& he dad was check th~ mail and arab the Spon1na News Quickly he 1urned to an ms1de page
and suincd reading. J asked ham one day why..he turned to the inside to
start rcadtnJ the paper and he
explained: "r have to Stt how man)'
home runs Duke &<>I this week."
Rozelle and Duke Snider, the Goaltender Patrick Roy broke a 45-----year-old team record for the longest unbeaten a ,
streak at the Forum and SMyne Coraoa ,.,. '-..:,
scored three goals as the Montreal Canadiens
blanked the Quebec Nordiques, 8-0, Wedn~sday nigh t
Roy remained unbeaten in 26 stans at home this season and his 24-0-2 record broke the club mark of 25
consecutive home games without a loss set in 1943-44 by
Hall of Fa mer Bill Darun. The victory moved MontreaJ
back into first_place in the overall NHL standings with
109 points ... Elsewhere in the NHL: Dave CllrlJUaaand
Geoff Cotir1UJJ scored I :41 apart in the third period as
Dod~r Hall of FameT.z. had graduated
J P: from Compton Hi&h xhool together aCkSOn tOpS r reshmen team before entennt the Navy. The Duke was getuna his stan in lbe Texas
Clllri1 Jaeboa, only 1he second member League and history records his feats
. Washington won its sixth consecutive game, S-4, over the
slum pin& Penguins in PittsbW'lh. The Penguins arc 3-8 in
: their last I t games and have lost six of their last seven
home .-mes ... Jasoa LafraJere scored in the pme's
-: tint minute and goaltender Job Vubleabro11ek turned ;, 'in one of his best efforts of the season as the New York S, ,Ranaers beat Minnesota a1 Madisop Square Garden, 3-1.
'Vanbiesbrouck made 36 saves en route to his third ~ ~ctory in the last four games and his 20th at home this
·: &ca50n ... In Torontok Todd GUI and Du Dao11& scored in
lhe third period to lin the Maple Leafs over Vancouver.
S-3, preventing the Canucks from clinching a playoff spot
·: in the Smythe Division ... In Hanford. ltevbi Dbteal
scored twice and assisted on RM Prudi' aoal as the • Whalers. who managed a season-low IS shou, belt
Boston, 4-2, to sweep a home-and-bomc series ... Peter
,• Zeael set up St. Louis' first soal and scored the ~me
' winner late in the second penod as the Blues edac<I host ~ B~ffaloi 2-1 .... lr,t Chicago, Dive Po.Ua put jn a 4-footer with I :>4 remammg to climax a three-goal third period as :~ &r~~ci:!!>:;,a 3~~'.n:~:ifn~s ::!e~s ~~. !>lntc:Cn~Y~~
~ into the playoffs for the 17th strai&ht season. .. ... :: ,• ·;
Angels trim Brewers, 4 -3
:: Run-acoring singles by Mart McLemere
: and Brin Do~ in the seventh innina
•• snal>Oed 1 2-2 tic Wednesday and the
';?
California Anaelswent on to a .._3 edtibition < blxbaJJ victory over the Milwaukee Brewen in Palm
" Soriw. an b l W• ?' :s,.w Md -Mi 1 •11 Mrted me te'Vetldt wida aillllel laliaa Dildlilr 7-.... and
advanced on J.S Jlewtr1 MC:rifb bunt before takina tutns~on the hill by Mel.emote and DoWnlna. ThC
, Bleacn. wtio hive Josi five Anilbt limes: ICOted'their • fiDaJ run on {'indl.flh1er ""7 ,~ t RBI sin&lc with two outs m tht ninth off'0 !"91 Mt111 ... WUU. P'ruer
p_1C1led two aooreless inninaa for the '-tietory after 8erl ...,.._. Md bdd the BleMn IO two runs th.rOuih sill
in.U. ... In Orlando. Fla.. TrWJ W..._ hit a thrtt·
nan bOme,,... and Orel llii "''" 11ve up one run in ftve i~ M die Lot~-~ beat the Minnaoui T.wiai. 6-11 fOr aladr seventh con1eeutivc cllhibition
l ~. TW1nuwterCllUle1Aatwho'8veupfourruns
r. Ud tOot die ._ left after tbrt1C inn1nas With a IOft *'diw. further ctoud* his chanc::a of makina the
lellm. He wiU be ewnJned"~ Twins team ph)'Mcian Dr . ._,., O"PI lln &Oday in Orlando.
Russo resigns atWa~
of has class to earn All-America honors. was * as a Dodaer in Brookl)'n's Ebbcts named Wednesday to The Associated PretS Field and an Los Anaelcs at the
All-Freshmen team. The Louisiana State Coliseum
guard stt the ctass sconng record with his 30.2 avcraac Pc;te stall ha~ a penchant for
and las1 week he became the second freshman ever to be pan1cipat1on while he WI 1n school.
named to the AU-America team . following Oklahoma's He. would staJe ~hat he called the
Wayman Tisdale who earned the honor as a frc nman in Clunti Olymp1cs m May each year he
1983. JoininJ Jackson on 1hc All-Freshmen •cam are ~s then:. It Included hurdles. spnnt-frOl'\tCourt players Aloaio Moualq ofGcorsctown, 81Uy , ma and other facets of'track aod field
Oweat of Syracuse. LaJ>huo Ellfa of Notre Dame and I.hat he; and bis cohons cared to
Doa MacLeaa of UCLA ... In other sports news engage JO. Wednesday. art• Woodraff of Knoxville. Tenn. upset When Pete was elected 10 the Pro
toJ>-S:C:Cded J ........ well of Laauna Beach. '\-6. 7-S. Football Hall of Fame, I WTO~e ham a 6-4, in the Boys 16s d1v1s1on at the Easter Bowl junior 90ncratulatory letter and hi s reply
tennis tournament 1n Miami ... A corporation headed by included a personal. hand·wnncn
Hall of Fame fitcher Doe D~1dale has purchased the Visalia Oaks o the California League, Drysdale's agent.
Nick ~mpres, announocd ... The Philadelphia 76ers
have s1ancd center Mike Gmnlk.I to a multi-year contf'l('t
to prtvent bim from testina his value as an unre tricted
free aaent after this season . . Ju Goonaa' fo unh h11 trick of the season led the Kansa C1tyComc1s 10 a 6-3 win
over the visittng Los An&eles La1ers an a M uor Indoor
Soccer League game ... The United States men· volleyball team, which included thtte members of the
1988 qlyn,tptc gold medal team, defea~ed Cknada. 3-1, an an exh1b1taon ma,tch at D~ues_ne Un1versi1y. The U.S., featunna Olymptans Jeff S--. Trey TUHt and W
CtvrtUk. rallied f'rom a lO-S dtficit to wan the first pmc,
l 5-12. Canadaevcntd the m11ch wilha 16-14 vtClory, but
t.he U.S. won the neu cwo_:pmes lS-ll, lS-12 ...
Oklahoma center SteeeJ ~ was named ollcac
Basketball Player of the Year. and Seton Hall's P.J. Cartetha. Coach of the Year by The Sporti!'I News m~ne. Join1na Ku~~ TSN'1 All-Ammca first team
were Duay F'"7 of DUke.; UIMI I' w of La Salle a..a Dlelt of Arizona and Qitl ll ..._of I.SU. '
lflf\l"tt \_I,\·,·
SUCCESSOR
Fromll
Rozelle's announcement that he was ret1rint thrtt )cars bef'ore hLS term as
comm.assioner is up.
About lhe best any or the people
who Wiii choose the new com·
Oilers take
third place
in tourney
Onclftnatt M.,....r Pet• Ros• leans against d~ IMfore
start of Wedlt•-1aJ'• ...,.. In' Plant City. fla. Ito•• refused
comment to r•~•ra on aHep tlons o f hl1 9•ml>1tn9.
stra1&ht day -and led a throng of As for the media mob: "l have no
reP,C?rten toward \M dugout. · problem with media people. I hlcc
'Mcand my shadows," Rosejokcd media people. This 1s perfect because
before an· exhibition game wuh St. 1t g1vrs my pla)~rs th~ same k:t.nd o( Louis. ·1 feel like a 0-esh pie« of atmosphere the) re goma to enJOY an meat." October:·
When he ~ched the dugout. Rose At one point Rose looked at a sat down, peered at reporters from female reporter and said, "Damn.
under the brim of his Reds' cap. and you'rt prett)." answered questions. But he answertd all question~
"I'm always rcla ed," Rose said, as about the an"esugauon with a quick
a crowd of about 7S rcponers and "No comment." photographers preSscd around. "You ··r vc never yscd ·no comment,· but
people tho~abt I wasn'1 relaxed you ha' e to agree it's a l1111f different
because J wa 'no comment' }ester-S1tuat1on." he satd
day. I have a hard time with that Rose has admitted bctung on horse
word:' and dog races. and has denied betting
h was vintage Rose -sclf-dcp-on coHcgc basketball. He had not rtcatJOg and unbowed . • prevaously been linked· to baseball
"My hair needs paintina." he sa1d. betting af\d ""'-as quoted by Sports
removing has hat to display his ara> Ulustrated as saying: hairs. "l wish you all wouJd be htrt "I'd be wtlltng to bet )Ou. tfl was a
tomorrow; rm going to get my hair bcttina man, that I have ne1,er bet on
painted tonaaht. baseball ...
note about the past: "P.S. You could
make a fonune with S.l . producing
the Chmtz Invitational pie of my
hurdlina form ."
Pete Rozelle fimshed ht$ schoof
days at Compton after the 1947-48
school year and went 10 the Un1veT-
sity of San Francisco a~ undefJt graduate sports informa tion director
on a scholarship.
Each summer as l lcft for vacauon. I would have a guest colu mn on my
desk wnuen by ~Pete Rozelle. Whtie at USF. he was agam
fonunatc to have some outstanding
football and basketball teams wilh the
Dons. They won the NIT tournament
that was the big event 1n college
basketball 10 those. days before the
NCAA Tournament
Ollie Matson was a footbilll pla)er
for the Dons durina that ttme. Pete went to New York to advance
the Don ba ketball team two }cars
and aot acquainted with :a number of newsmen from the Bia Apple. TeJe-
vis1on was 1n its mfancy at the time.
but he appan:ntl) saw the hand·
wnuna on the wall and the money to be made from the nev.est mcdta.
When he araduated from U F, be was a ked to take over as pubhcaty
director for the Rams and ~cptcd
for several ycal'1. He then joined an
advcni ina flrm tn San Francisco lo
pubhciu the Olympic Games in
Australia and Quanta · AJrllnes along
wnh several other producu.
When tbc Games ended. the Rams
offered ham &Job uacncraJ manqcr and he took over. That' when tbinas
started moving faster for him.
He wu 1n attendance at a league meetin.a LD Florida in I 9.S9·a Rams
general manager when the owners were selccung a new comm1ss1oner.
After three orfour beltots that~ deadlocked and no clear<ut can·
d1date emerged, Pete"s name wa.~
~ubm1ued and Rams Owner Dan
Reeves approved. Needless to say.
Pelc was eJected com mi 1oner oflhc Nauonal Football Lcque at that
mceuna at the lit of 33
Hts term of office has been filled with success, but the probably tht
b1.13est contribution be made to the
game, and the owners and pla)'en.
was his dealings wtth the tclevmon
networks. He was at the bottom of
negot1at1ons to gtt the bt& monc)
roOJOI 10 and ha! k~t an ca&le eye on the sJtuauon ever since
He 1s probably the one person that as more largely mpon thlc for getting
the pro spons contBct wt th TV than
any other one person.
Pete has done a lot of other oumand1n1 lh1np as commtssJont-r
which will be revered 1n the mcd1• far
and wadt for tbc ne~t few cia> 01 months-perhaps years
One m'lht say that Pttc Ro1elk was 1n the nS)!t placc at the n&ht time
when thestJObs opened.
But le t one fotget : Ptlc also had u
lot on the ball to follow throush and
make thJOIS work for tho he~' 1,C'tl lhroughoot his carttr.
l for one will bt-saddened to sa
b1m lca"e offiet but wish ham "di in
has fututt endnvof\ f le is truly m)'
favonte pe~n an lhe "'ortd of sports
missioner could do wu "another fnend and alhcs.
Roulle." a thought '4hach echoed 'lqhabUc was the name m~t
from Dan Rooney ol the-Pattsbul'Jh mcnuoftcd by club officials Wedncs·
Steclcn throuab ModcU and Hulh day .-but oVrncn were I fonh-
Culvcrhousc oTtbe Tampa Bal_ Bucs. com1na.
to Tex Schramm of tht D&IJas Amons the othctl. cal Pilson the
Cowboys. prn1dcnt of CBS pon ""hom most
But there were plenty of job o~ncrs ~rd hWil~. and .la.ck
descriptionu.nd a few nam thrOwn K~p. the fonner "Buffalo and San
out -like Paul Tqhabue. the 48-Dacao quanerblck and former con·
)Ur-Old Wash1naton la~r a.nd for-~n 1lho 1 now Srtrctary of
mer Gtorsrtown tmketblll ~ J>lafff OllSt.na, who has been the lcaaue's k'pl point Las Jiktly &rt t-o who ~ bot man on \UC:h rup-.J>f06.lc Ktlons as canchdatcs l\alf.e-dotcn yun qo but
lhC anmrust suiu filed by the USFl whose luster has dammed because <?f
and NFL Playns AMOCaation He i their 1nvol"emcnt 1n the NFL 5
as unknown to the public u ROz.cllc ~nt Ital and labor"" troubles:
Wit Wtltn he aot the~ but ti "'cu ~cbad McC..Uy, ptt adcnt of tht ~ lA aaue an:lcs "n!QIO lean and ntpbew Of 0totl<' .. Halat: ow of the 1eque·, founden .
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Published Orange Coast Dally Pilot March 22, 23, 24, 25, 26,
1989 W350
rtaJC fl)TIC( NlJC *>TICE MUC tlrfa
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by Tom Batluk
~DERING AU-"THE
1V SR?1& &HE BOOGl-f1" •••
•
urkcy is ideal for family and special occasion
gatherings that celebrate the welcome arrival of spring. It is
easy to prepare and available in a variety of fresh and
frozen fonns. Tender, juicy turkey complements the
delicate, fresh flavor of spring· vegetables' and other
favorite seasonal foods.
The home economists for Butterball• Turkey
recommend roasting turkey unstuffed for the shortest
preparation time. Packaged stuffmg mix become a special
side dish when enhanced with noodles, dried apricots.
pecans and in tant bouillon.
Quick and easy recipes using convenience foods such
as bottled lemon juice and chicken-flavor bouillon,
available in both instant and cubes. also ease last-minute
kitchen time. Bouillon provides recipes with the flavor of
long-simmered tock in a fraction of the time, while
economical bottled lemon juice eliminates the time-
con urning tep of squeezing lemons and delivers
consistent tartness every time.
Make-ahead desserts, quick-to-fix sauces, gravies and
dressings and delicious, versatile turkey are the good
cook's secrets to easy spring celebrations.
Turkey drippiRp
Water
l/J np ~ flour
2 teeepaw ddcken-Ravor instant
_... ., 2 dlicktn·Ravor
..... alba
1/4 ~ ftMly cut·.up dried apricots
7.112 CUfll ......
8 te•••-dlicktn-Ravor
........ Ion
J CMIW (l cups) uncooked
...... ltOOClles
l/l alp ctlt~ dritd apricots I mp *•••d eelery · I,.,.._. rr-. ..-roorm
114 mp• ...-or butter
I 11..,1• ..... U.yatt In~
I (I •••ce) ••ct•• com a.ftad .......
1/4 alp ,, ••••• ,..... a.steel
Pour tu rkey drippings from ro Hng pan
into 1-quan measure. Remove t /4 cup fat
from dripping ; pl~ m saucepml. Skim
off rem inmg fat from drippmgs and
di ard. Add water 10 make 3 cups. Blend
(Make" about 1-112 cuf)' I
1/4 cup bottled lemon juice
2 ea yolks, batn
L/4 cup marprine or butter.
I teaspoon chk:kn-ftavor instant
bouillon or I dtkktn·ftavor
bouillon cubt
Dub cayenne pepper
I (I-Ounce) roatai..-sour cttaJn. at
room temperature
In mall \&uccpan. combme lemon juice
and egg yolls: add margannc, bouillon
and pepper Over low heal, cook and tar
until thidencd and bouillon dt wl"c .
sao~ ly tir in ~r cream: heat through.
Serve with a rted cooked vegetable\.
Ref riaerate leftover\.
Tip: Sauce can be chilled to ui;c ~dip for
raw vegetable .
MICROW,.. £• · In l-<fu&n glM~ me ure,
inetl ftWllrinc on IOO'l power (hiah> 30
sec.a· Srir in ~juice and cu yolb.
mi• well. Add bOuillon and ~· Cook
on 'JK. WNet (mediwn·hi&h r2 ao 2·1/2
minules or unril thick, stimna every 30
llCOftds. Proceed u ab<M.
flour into fat until mooth. then add
dnpping . bouillon and apricots. Over
medium heat, cook and stir until gravy
come to a boil and lhickcn5 .
. ·;
(Mak.C$ ooc 9-incb pie>
I (t.:inda) .......... cracker crumb crust
J tgS, .,.,..led
1/2 cup pl• 'l taMespooas supr
2 taMc...-s ora•p jtlift
l/4 aap bo(tkd ~ J•ict
l teaspoons ar•ted -.... rilMI
I a1p ( l/2 ph•t) wlaippilla Cft!Ml
In mall saucepan, m1~ cu yol . 112 <'up
\uaar and orange juice. Over medium heat .
cook Ind tir until mixture begins to
immcr, about 3 mi~. Remove from
heat: tir in lemon juice Ind °'*'IC rind .
Cool to room temperature. In sm.11 mixer
oowl. beat egg whit~ to soft ~;
aradually add rcmainin1 ~ ,.,,,~~ns
~uaar. bcatina unlit stiff but nail dry._iln
larp: mixer bowl, be• cream "'*" Iliff; row in juice miuurc then cq Whtie
miinurc . Spoon into prepated CTUSC, FreUC
4 hoUn or until finn. Garnish• desired.
Frce1e ldto~en;.
y, grower vacuums er p
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FRESNO (AP) -Consumers• Mexico··~nybytheendoftht "The consumer hn bttn aakina FmnoCounty. . friaht ovtt pestJCides on produce summu.·· llid Bob AnUe. a ~r aU of us in ~lift ... what can AAde claims &be....., .. a
has in~pired a huge lettuce arower with compeny. The S 125 million (growen) be doi~ to redu« the fine ~ of ridclial-..._ tilill illc
to beJin _phasing out the chemicals bu1incss expecu to harvest JS amount of chemicals?° Antle uid crop. and boU&I tomeide ......
and pcrf~ a machine to vacuum million cases of produce this year, in a tele~oe interview from his u Well: irnprori!:f,: ••'• cdJ
buss off the crop. includina four varieties of lettuce Salinas office. structure and dle_Mid ol
Using vacuums to suck away plus cauliflower and celery. ..There is a concern that we can din He dlUnt * JWOCllll 8ccMall}'
field pests isn't new, but it has never Dev~t of the so-called make ita ljtlJe beucr. And wc'rt on cxaeDds Ille lbdf life of tbe. crop. been considered for use on a acalc Salad-Vac .. is a direct response" to that track.•• he said. ..1t•11ettuce &iendly." Mid Aade.
proposed by the Salina~bued consumers· repeated concerns ~blinaa street sweeper. the The company in~ te llaw ~
Tanimura & AntJe Inc. The firm about pesaicides on produce, said Salad-Vachalbeeninhalinabuaiat Salld-Vacs IUftllllll ~ Oii 111
claims to be the nation•s second-Antic. That concern was vwidly a test plot in Yuma ~incc Octo"Oer. 20,000 acres in salinas, the SU la~st producer ofleuuce, harvest-illustrated 1111 week when apples Its ei&ht lafJC suction scoops hover Joaquin Valley, Arizona•• Yuma
ig 200 million heads In 1988. were banish~ from scbool riaht over the crop and can vacuum Valk)' And the: Yaqui Valley of
.; Tanimura&. Antic intends to U$C cafeterias becaute of concerns over upto80ac'raofproducedaJly. This nort~m Mexico. l'bCnasarebcina
bUa vacuums on all of its 20,000 daminozide or Alar and the con-week the machine staned suck.ins bUilt in-house at a cost of SI0.000
acres in California, Arizona and troversy over the Chilean fruit ban. up bugs near H"!ron in western Uiec:e. iacllMlial the tnctor. The ~.:...;,_.;..;,;.,-7'""'""~~-:-:-----:--::-""."""""'~:--:-~_..;...=-......-..,..;;-----......,.----------_r:.;_·~--------------_:;_.,_!... ____ _;_ __________ __:... __ _.;;.~..:__..:....::...~........::.--Wbole~inv~vnaSSmillion iavaunent. be iaid. ~
i>Ungeness crabs 2.58
. FrfffiCOOked'Sh~riffip 4.88
Ffeih jiimbO SCiuops 8.11
1/2 gal .-Fresh 'n Natural
Or~nge 1 91 Ju ice
CMIM-1'°" ~ • ,.,.... CeMene,....... °"'-Save u to .50
~y .......
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A aimlW ....mine to __.·;bUD
off' strawberries is bii111 ... Ii ·me Saliw Valley. Reiter Aflllfluut of WatlOnvil~: a straWtieny ~er. e11imaaa tne vacuum nildaine
•vcd SI ()()..$200 u acre O¥CI' the
COit ~potticidei, but Antle dOan 't
expect .aucta dramatic savinp in his
operauon .
.. We think it's 1oin1 to be pmty
close," said Antle, compuina the
cost of pesticides and the vacuum
prOt'CSS. .. For sure, it's afTotdablc.
And that's the bia thins."
Use of the vacuum doesn't mean
Tanimura &. Antle is forioina all
farm chemacaJs.
0 Jn our mind there is no problem
with chemical fertilizers. Thc_y're areal. They gjve us a much finer
product and thcre·s nothing
negative about produce ~wn with
chemical fertilizers," sa1d Antle.
"That's basically the only
chemical we'll be using-chemical
fenihzers." he added.
farmers. facing growing stack of
pesticide laws. have been rt-
evalauting farm chemical use, and
that's created a renewed interest in
organic fanning techniques and
pest control alternatives. Antle said
the pesticide red tape was one main
reason it looked for ahemative bug
control tcehniqucs.
Antic's father. Bud. used vacuum
technology in the 1950s to pioneer
the vacuum cooling for produce.
which replaced the old 1ce-oooled
warehouses. The new coolers dra-
maajcallr_ improved shelf life and
quality. Bob Antle thinks the new
new vacuums will do the same; and
will Jl.lrtber a tradition or in-
novaltve farming.
.. We've got the fourth generation
out there doing It now," he said.
.Pea pods,
chick~ngo
together
Glazed chicken with pea pods
What foods to cover and what to
use for covenng sometimes puzzles
microwave cooks. The Test
Kitchen home economasts at Better
Homes and Gardens say chicken
should be covered to prevent s~t
tcnng but does not need a t1aht
cover. Wu paper is their choice for
covenng chicken dishes.
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1 ..... Mere Atlmlk Cod .....
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l "' mJW ~ mm ..... or
dakypkaa&ellllee ••
~ C9P sliced plmJetlS. •tllffed
srea•llves ~ tea1poe11 aalf roa .
Preheat oven to 450 dqrees. Salt
and pepper cod to taste. Jn an oven:
proof and top-of-the-ran,e-proor
shallow casserole, saute green pep-
per and shallots in olive oil until
soft Stir in green chili salsa, olives
and saffron.
Place cod in pan and spoon som.c
of sauce over cod. Cover and bake
an preheated 450 degree oven IS to
20 minutes or until fish is "'hate in
the center and flakes casil> when
tested wath a fork.
-To prepare usin& I pound
package frozen cod. haddock,
ocean perch, sole, flounder or
pollock, allow the package to stand
at room tcmJXTllure for .20
minutes. Unwrap and cut lhc block
into two equal portions. Bake 25 to
30 manuteS. 2 scrvangs.
COLORFUL COD AND
VEGG~ PAN-8.UE
1 poad cod fillets•
1 amall oaiell, dtopped
1 m•amearrot
1 clove prllc, miDced
i tablHPOH• olive oll
20~Z. V.ARIDIU
l ctip frozen lla1b brown
potatoes
Z sprt11 f reslll. dill weed, cllopped
Yi cap dry wlll.Ue wlae
Y, ctip dldn bMilMll
~ ctip lll.alf·u4·111.alf (opCloaal)
1 tablespoea lloner1dl1ll
l teu,...aaJt .,., ter wlll.Jte pepper
Cut c fillets in 2-inch chunks.
In ovcn-proofsk.illct or an au vaun
dish. saute onion, carrot, and g.arhc
1n hot olive oil until son. about 5
minutes. Add frozen potatoes and
broccoli and stir about 5 minutes.
a•11• , W 6.S TO 7-0Z. 99 POTATO
OR COttN e I ~;'~ SAii t MAl•O
•INOUYIS
PlnEO PlllS&UllY EXTRA lARGE• 99
60Z CAN • 80Z
Sur in whtte wane, bou11Joo, half-
and-halr (tf desired) ind horsc-
rada h. Add rod and mix gcntl)
walh vqctablcs. Cover and bake an
preheated 450-dcgrec oven 15 to 20
manutes. Season with h. pepper
and d11lwced. Makes 2 to 3 ser-
vings.
' Sl119le Roll
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7-UP OR A & W
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LB.
-To prepare using I pound
package frozen cod, haddock.
ocean perch, sole, Ooundcr or
pollock, alJow packaac to stand at
room temperature for 20 minutes
Unwrap and cut the block 1n10 two
inch cubes usrns a serrated knife
Bake 20 to 25 minutes .
Svvlss steak
reminder of
mom's table
Hou Ctttp
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DOZEN EASTER COOKIES ................................. 1.89
frodltlonol 16-01. loof
EASTER BREAD ...................................... 2.89
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H.me 12·0t
;TEMPURA BATTER MIX
Wef·'OC 7 5 Oz,
MACKEftAL IN TOMA TO SAUCE
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Home-style cookina is makm&
news as cools or all aaes rediscover
meat loaf, mashed potatoc and
other favorites we loved at Mom's
table. Another enJO)'lbk recipe IS
thts swiss.steak.
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a now that's I .......
l•_lllb. tw pl9cr to IRd autheft. ~ad prtif ... .-a ,,, n 'J ' ._
lie t.c.I foOd ii • .. ,,.nona.. I 11:1111• .,._,.,.., uno ,.. over 11 • ••a
.(1a¥11'D). wbere firi aachrrvicc are I 0 1.., ua ,_...... Cover lllCI -* °"" ~Md~. with meah I... medium beilt walile9 ~::: Gle'llCoobd by wivetand mothm. ~ ........ .._ let. about I IO 10 .. -. J
Here, you'd likdy be ta"Ved a I =·· prt1e... from hmt. dilh sucbasTranoria Friuaea. Each 1 .... .._...., ._. Top with tomaeo
he9ny wedae is lackn with Italian ~ ftf (I ewe) lllrd•d sPfinltlc with dleac .... _ ~~-•aw~ N9Ws SeMcie llU.. and arcen ptpptt anel ,.,...._. • .....,._ dMle inches from heat unlil ii
FRESNO M-1 c.---. .. _ teMOned with frairant f~nrl lftd melted. about J to 2 ml1 Irr Oil
-•• , .n•~I' -aAd ... Y aitfic. Ricotta cbeetc In 10-inch omelet pan or skillet frittata into Wed8etand_.._
been seen on television recendy lends a haht ~exturc to the ea with oven proof "8ndJc• over · .er ilid scrubbina broccoli with ~L miitturc, while tomato .;.,,.,.... and medium ......... cook uusa•c, ·~n pan. or eathcf ide 6--.., The better to dean off any .. --~· ·-• ... ~ mvert onto servina .... ~ ~icidts, she said. chttse add color and tana. . pepper and fennel seed until 6. ~·--was ... ·,· · ~ sauU-is 1;• .. 0y browned. about 3 ...,. m k h ncl'---~'""I' -ru lZlftl \I TRATl'ORIA FIUTTATA _. .... . :I 0 I e a Ill; O\IClllllW. on behalf of Mothen and hen, a to 5 minutes. wrap completely with llumi•••
IJ'QUP that promotes the use of r---~-----;----:---------..:=:::::::;::::::::::~---· -'.._..~ _ _:.MD: __ lldu...:....._sa_na_:p_:.' _ _:Bea~t:..:.tOlt=t.:.:_h_:cr~ctas=:_:· n..:_:co~t.:_::ta::_c::::heese::;:~f;::°'::·I.~------~-~......:.. foods p-own with no pesticides.
Help. I have this awfUJ vision of munching a fat stalk of cooked
brOctoli and ~mina a human
soap-bubble machine. ·1s this true?
Arc we at risk 1fwe don't nlt~a-dub
dub thole fruits and vcaetables? Mahlon Hile, professor of plant
scimces at Cal State Fresno with l~ializ.ation In Vcattable crops,
ailswettd my question with another
question .
.. Has Meryl Strccp tested the
dcteqent for carcanogens? Is there a high revel of boron in the soap? Can
her detergent wash out the more
than four known natural
caremogcns in brott0li'?
"I believe this whole food and
pc tic1de tbana is blown out of
proportion. Really. Only 7 percent
of the people an this country arc
science-literate. and the public can
be swayed by the drop of a rumor."
Hale said that be washes his
vcgl'tablcs with water -to remove
dirt, dust and auto exhaust. He said that unless the vegetables arc nn·scd
thorough!) after washing, detergent
could remain on the food and
po ibly cause stomach problems.
On thesubJCCt ofapplcJu1cc. Hale
emphasized tha1 only about 5
percent of the U.S. apple crop is
sprayed with dam1noz1de (brand
name Alar). and said the prob-
ability of all those apples being
made into apple Juice is low.
0 ··People should understand the
tC'rTTl reasonable or acceptable
risk." said Hiie. "It's riskier to dnve
your car onto the highwar than eat
broccoli or apples. We re doing
more damage to ourselves by being
sedentary and not excrc1s1ng and
worrying about our physical health
than bX eating fruits and veg-
etablrs. ' Hile said.
Another opinion was voiced b)
Joanne Caid; depanment chairman
of enology. rOod science and nutn-
tion at CSU Fresno. She said she
always washes vegetables that ha' e a ngad structure or grow an the
ground lake potatoes, mu hrooms
and broccoli, in a little.-d1shwashing
detergent.
.. Wa h1ng 'eactables with soap
to clean off gnt and dirt has been
recommended for years b> the
textbook designed for re taurant
food-service students. I ju'1 dip
quickl> 1n detergent and nose
well." said Ca1d
"Pcstacadc residue'? Well, 1f the
resldu~ were fat-soluble. the soap
would remove 11 along w11h the
dnt .. " be said.
Old favorite
all spiced up
~er Homes. G.,dem ~
Take that old favorite. tuna-and
noodles. ofT your fam1l> 's ho-bum
list by addina new flavor. Bite for
delicious bite. this casserole made
with Italian scasomng, shrimp soup
and broccoh. i one of the mo t
cconom1caJ cntrccs around.
ITALIAN 8ERBED
TUNA AND NOODLU
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Coli llCCOl'd1 .. IO PKUF dircc·
lioM; drain.
In a larat ~11 melt l 111blnpoons awpnne. Stir 1n
lour. Add milk ad toup. Coot
ailld llir unlll tlalcRied Md bub-
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Rib Roast ==· l.•219 c & w Pasta :::::~ . -Ol s1 &9 Carrots nQ1HUUl!~ll·-
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Smoked Ham Slices .. ~''" ~5279 Cake :-~" ,.oz5229
Sliced Bacon ~ ,.oz5109 Cool Whip =:uTMa.r-. .°'gge
Sausage Links '~~ Mil 59e Hawaiian Punch "'Ol 79e
Western Oysters ,,... .or~ 5219 Nice 'n Light •ll~U .. ci
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Corn'Jdr· these Low Prices I
Grocery Specials
4t?IJ&i61WfW:k Dove Bar Soap =:-
Bounty Towels ::..":~y
Reynolds Foil'
Dinner Napkins ~
Orange Juice ~
~Yogurt ==.· _er Butter :.::..-
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Cream Cheese .la,.MQI
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·Honorary chairman Peter Vidmar with Christy and LoU o•Alil1tro110
Children benefit from piiza parlorparty
II)' KAREN M. REED
O"""YHoc CCHt~
"We have a philosophy 1og1ve back
to the community," said LarTy Flu,
co-owner of the new Cali fornia P1ua
Kitchen at Newport Center. Fashion
Island.·· And we arc always looking to
su ppon charittes e,rimanl} con-
nected with children. ·
The Orangcwood Children·., r oun:
dauon was the beneficiary of Fla'·\
(and J)3rtner Rick Rosenfleld's) "gl\.·
ing back" when the two hosted a
reception at their New Age p111a
parlor for ~me 120 friends and
supporters of the home for abu~d
and neglected children.
fhe cHnt was one of a ~ncs for both the restaurant (they've hosted a
number of"open1ngs"), and Orange-
llOICO'( OPI.
( I ~='· --'· r ·c r--::0'-'
wood, which has recentl y launcht'd
the 1989 Community C amp:ugn. Biil
Steiner. Orangewood Foundation c'-
ccut1\e direcJor, said official hope to
raise $200.000 through the effort
.. The camp:ugn cons1 ts of six or
seven events through pnl," added
James McNamara. chairman of the
campaign "II will culminate with the
To}Ola of Orange Run in Apnl •·
This event raised some $5,000
toward the ultimate goal. Guests paid
$50 apiece 10 attend. Fl:n (with Joan
Giiiette) and Roscnlicld (wllh Ettllttr
) undel"" rote the cost of the fest I\ -
111es, and Mc amara a<,ked the
grateful crowd. "Would )OU say you had a good ume'"' which rcce1"cd a
rcsoundini applau<,e
Pu.za was the order of the e\Cntng.
as the exotic tr~ts offered b) the
restaurant were gcncrou ly passed. "I
think the Thai chicken is the ~st:·
said baron Paltley. lookin&ovcr the
offerings for the p1cy trcat made with
pcanl\t butte' sauce .
There wa somethin& for every
pizza fan fro~ the barbecue chicken
and bumto piuas to plain old
sau~ge and tomato. In case p111a
wa\n't preferred, the restaurant c;cr-
ved a selection of 1ts pasta dishes and salad~. By the time thedcsscn -darl ..
or hght tonuffo-was passed. palate\
>Acre definitely ~uated.
Honorary Oranscwood campa1in
ch:11rman Ol}mp1c gold mcdah\t
Pt ttr Vidmar brousJlt h1schildren to
cnJO)' the feast (he h\CS in nearb~
lr\:tnC) and ~1d sincere!) 10 the
cro~d. "All l can tell ~ou 1s ho~
flattered I was when 8111 (Steiner)
mnted me."
Attire for the cvcn1na was billed as
"casual," a description which con-
tinues 10 plaauc everyone w1ch con-
fusion. Cluirlie Hester. a11cnding
with Nora, and Dalt Palsley wore
Jackets (to be on the safe '>1de). but Steiner got riaht into the mood v.1th
his open collar. shon-slce\ cd plaid
spon shin.
Others attending the get-together
included board members Carol with
Dtnnl1, Campbell, and Cbrl1ty, wltll Loa, D'Ambroslo. Also samphng
p111a were Bob and Shirley G•g-
gealltim, Marlla and Taman
Brower, Pauland Virginia Kaott
Btndtr and Tom and Marilyn
Nltlttn.
l .. '1. BOl'D
Use dictionary
at TV breaks
If you want to go on with )Our
education. keep a dictionary near
)Our TV scat Ne1C t to the remote
control 1appcr. To look up oddball
words during commercials. So ad-
"l!iCS our Language man Not that }Ou'll use the words But you find out
a lot ofthmgs1ust by looking them up
Tippins 1s illegal 10 China
Q Before u1lor'I got hammocls.
m} dad sa}~the) slept upside down.
hung ~Ith their knees bent over
yardarms, hke bats h that true?
Wh1ms1cal fellow, }Our daJ No.
before ( olumbus picked up the
hammock incl from Ne~ \\orld
inhabitants Europe·~ sa1lol'\ 1ust
curled up on deck\ amid ship JUnk
(an )OU pro\C BcnJamm franklin
d1Jn't '"'ent the harmon1ca'1
Q What do liberated women mean
b) "the chic.ken metaphor"'>
A Alludes to SC\l'>t 1d1oms. the} ~> Chick Hen panics. ( ackk\
Brood. Henpeck. Old b1dd)'
"Herc's the airplane we need.
C1lass-bot1omcd pa'lscngcr lt1bin
below so traveler., ca n view the
sight\, with luu.l&C companmcnu
above Why no~ Gia 1 the m~t
elastic nrntcnal knov.n. It could end
mewl fatigue."~ contend~ a client .
You•vc rtad about the great real
c talc boom of the m1d-1920uround
Flonda·, M1am1 Student\ of that
event now timatc nine out of 10
IO\.C~tors IO\t money. •
Another 1hin1 that separat old-
sters from )Oun tcrs 1s the cunouily
simple *t that rclauvcly few )Oun1·
tcrs have ever been in a vehicle tuck
m the mud.
•
Irv Goldberg wHh Carol and Dennis Campbell.
Graduate concerned
about country's future .
DE>\R \/';!\ l \NDlR5> I ~m J
23-)ear-old c:olle'l' graduate (bu\1 ne\'> nHlJOr) I don 1 presume to \pc.ik
form) gencrauon but I kno"' what I
feel
People \\Onder ahout u\ 1 he} sa)
\\C arc ma1cnah'>ltl JU'>I out lor
ourschcs The' \a} we arc apathet1l'.
ft must godcei)cr than th.I\. Teen\ art>
comm1tttng \U1l 1dc 10 record
numbcri.. What 1\ ''rung w11h u<i'! Ju\t
look around
Tht media rl'alh far and "'1dl'.
bnnJJng \tones from all 0\1.•r thl'
world. Wt ha' c O\Crpopulauon. the
cn,1ronmcnt 1i. l'lcin& dc\tro~ctJ. our
natural resource., arc d\\mdlrng. Pcopk arc opprt".'l~d ... tar' 1n1 anti
killing each other. I l)l·rc arc enough
waapon., tu blow up tflc "'orld "c hvc
1n 4011mc-.1 \ID~ tont1nue\ tn \prcaJ
and there I\ no \ate inc and no cure.
On the home front thr United
~tatcs 1\ faltering I he n.111onal dl'bt I\·
at an mrnmprchcn\1blc lc\d ttom1.··
less people frcc1c to death un ihe
strttts. (Jang \.1olcn1.e alcoholt\m
and drug abu~ ore rump.int. I cen\
arc ha\.tn& bah1c\ out ol \\CJlo<.'k ;ind
man) \\.-111 nc\.er iet ofT welfare.
Not man) pcopk m) gc will ~
able to own a hou ~. nu matter wh:u
their educauonal le\ el or whom the·>
work for fakcm1ef\.tnd mc:ratr ruin
the hope of Job ~ur1t~. Mo t ul u\
expect to hau· u lower \t.;indard of
lh 1ng than our 1lJrcnt . 1 he l \ 1\
IM1ng 1t\ edge in th,· >Aiorld market
It \Ound hopckll~. Rut I lent' th1
country. and I think there: 1s hope. I
don't behrve th.·u m) c:ncrauon 1\ a~thet1c Wt ju\l don't ~now "'here
to tan -V¥ I r l Ci f OR CilJ ILJ.
AN( (IN ( .\LlfORNI \
DEAR WAITl"G I CALI·
• • • l>E \R \~' l .\:'llDLRS I am
\H1t1ng lroni behind bar!> The
,har&/o!." \ felon' -child molc\tin' ~ot a plca..ant sub1ci.;t I reillllt, but
tht\ lc11cr I\ not being wntten 10 be
pkJ\Otnt ur to gain .S) mpath).
'ou',c ncH:r \Cen me m the park\
or near pla~vounds loo~tnl f~r
\I( um' I don't pla} ball and I don t
g1\ c outcand) I don ·11ccr at cfuldrcn
Ur\tarc at them. )Ct l'\C OC\.Crlacktd
for \.ICtlm\ l'\C hdd ~\eral P<>\.-
lllOn\ of rc\pc1n'l1b1ht) workin1 v.1th
thl' puhlK \ ou·' c probabl} met me
and hkc:d me: Your children haH
karncd thal I can fi\ a bike and will tJI~ to them when no onc: cl\C ha'>
11nw 111 ll'itcn Wht•n Mom ~•<i too
hu\) or Dad ~a' too urcd. they came
to me: I know more about )Our
duldrcn·., tc.id1er'> and their Khool rroblcmi. tl\An you bccftu\C they kne\\
~J 1nttrc\trd.
I he two httk 11rh I mol ted can
nc\Cr re-pin ~hat "''" taken "1> from them and I \\Ill ,pend fivr )~rs
1n smun. I ~-:&\ molc\ltd as 1 child
an (eel ccna1n th:u at lea t tv.o of mi
v1ct1m\ v.111 irow up 10 be molestC'rs I
um \1 ._ at heart. but the dam ''
done and I can't undo 11.
l ~ :
NO¥i that Spfing hu •PNno •I • 1tme to snake Off tne w1nte1 bl1'11 and gel
ready fOf th•s year 1 anay of ,...,..long
summe• lastuons And si.nct.r ~ 11
jUlt the plaee IO 00 If
FORNIA: I ttt M lip of a,,attay or !-------------------------------. rt1tpatlo11 ID )'Mr leUtr. ID fact, I
Hite Wt )'OO art 4fftly cnctnd. I. too, rd He to uctpt t\e fact tllt•t Wf:
art MomH. B•t .... , I• ao••• to Hvt
11! ~IY aUWtfl .. t tltert'?
The next time )Our child hu
M>mcth1ng to tell )Ou. don't be too
OU\) to h\tcn. k )Ourself. 1f I won't
ll\tcn, v.ho will" -G IL TY AND
.\SllAM[D 1"1 MO'<\ION 1'10
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Wolh our 'No SWlltlll .. ,,. WOl'kout,
uaing 101 apec1al. l'llgll repetition eitef
coae machines, you'N Mart flfm1ng and
toning your mu.cles from the ~ flrtl &esa!On ~·11 feel ..,,.fie. and after ;utt
• few VIStts you'll t>evin IOIMng oncha
Al Slendef 'ttlu. ltief9 life no membenhlPI
10 buy and no ~ IO pey Plua. yovr
lorst 111111 11 FREE
Don't W9tgtll around 1ny loriget Try
Si.nd« YOIJ IOday
1215 W. Baker
Suite C
Costa Mesa
541-0711
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"GRAND OPENING"
Friday, March 24, 1989
4PM
$3.99 lb. while suPPlla last!
SpecW 3 lb peck ,...: lJ 00 lb
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DEAR MOSON: Yo.'ve macle
aomt vall4 polite. Art )'ot U1teal11.
ptrntt'?
BrOkeT. fires off disaster tips
lyDO~MOOMY
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Broker Joe Faulkner was dcnina ofr
in front of the TV late Ont Thursday
niabt whee he saw on the news a h.i&b-ri.C rilllCI by flama. ~ be wasn't t0 lleepy. It
WU bis bualdiftl, Faulkner, pr.ncipel of the Faulkner
Co. in Los Anaeles. said the dtwtcr
that struck the 4S..story First Inter-
state Buildini last May 4 and cost the
owners at least SSS million in rtno-
vatJons provided a hst of kssons for lhe brokerqc industry. He shared his
story WedDcsday at the mon1bly mcetina o(the Oianac County Build~
101 Owners It. Manaaers AssocaatJon
at the Irvine Mamou.
Lesson Ont: Keep an ui>-t<>-date hst or the bu.ildtn&'• tenanls and make
coptcs avaala6le for the buildioa
manaaers. Faulkner 111d " was 1
n1ptmare tryana to act tbc anfor-
mation l(>let.hcr after \be bwld1n1
Namt LasO...ct.
'1• 1 t)Uo
11 ri ~ · !h "' 0 • • 0 '" ,._ u. "• i4 Uo \t.. uo t · + Uo J•l ~ 8:
'• Uo • '• UP 1 • \; 80 • • p loll Up
J.,. Uo
~ Ho '-0 •• 0
' "> Up .~ ~: ~ 1 • Cl
... Cl II'> 0 2 • Uo
Name Laat ~ct.
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burned and llpod vacant.
Letson l11to: Prt.,.,e a contintenc:y olao for ua 1n tht event of a di111ccr.
first lntttst.at.e BuiJdins tenants -ere
forced to relocate for four months
dunna rtpain.
Letloii three: Tenants lhcMiJd
create a blckup copy. of information
they need to do \kir butinns and llore 1t in a separate location. Lucky
for f int Intent.ate and ill custorMn,
the company just a month before the
blaze copied all c.omputer disks. The
bank shutdown retail transactions for
only one day.
Pubhc rtlattons folks learned their
own lessons. They scrambted to
chanaie lhc public's doubts about the
safety of the buildin1 and convince
tenants lhat the structure SliU
provided a safe olacc to work.
Fa.ulkner himself found out JUSt
how supJ)Of11ve the brokeraat indus-
try can be. The mom1n1 after fire· fi&bttrS doused the flames, aacnts
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from compctina brokers swa1l'ned the
bese of the bu1Jdin1 to steal his
tenants, he uid.
They offcrtd "anyth1n1 to act the
tenant lO move or''"' on the dotted
line."
Jn twn, he had his people call their Pcoole lO tell them they could ,et 1n
bia ltouble if they misrepresented the
facts.
After droppina rates from $30 to
$28 per aqua.re foot. only five tenants
represcnung lwo percent of the space
didn't come back. h 's a rate cet-
ebrattd by faulkntr, who nulls the
c:lcao-up effort took two shifts of
1,000 workers each. The doten floors
below the fire had been drenched by
water, four floors V.Crt tutted by names. and the 30 floors above the
fire were saturated with smoke.
As for safct y. con11den na the tests a
dozen aovcmment and t>f'Ofcssiomal
aacnc1c put to. the bu1ld1nJ. "heaven
knows 11'11 be thcsafcsl bu11d1ng 1n the
U.S."
"II\ I ''st: DI n
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'lt:l "\l.S PHl(·t :s
have 1re111hld ea c:oaviaiom.
-Ta bilicMi dollln wcMald iC a ... way· IO hcMlii"I d9e lloat'L-.a,
leeii .. IM poot, lducata-.atae~
tit.=lof thelK'k," ~hidheraid. "In n has been walled on lllv111l pan.n ~ rtal «tate. travel and
meats at the UpcnK Oftallr~··
Auorne)' Genera Dick ThOtn~ wt month blamed fraud
and iniidtr abuses for 25 ~nt '° JO penitot of 1he SAL faJJures.
Industry replaton 11id tbcy have
found thec:nmeu "fanor" in at ltalt
70 ~n.-ent of antOlvcnt inttitutions.
OfjJ)e 26 failed thnfta examined by
tbe GAO, the belnk board had rtfcmd
19 ohhem and allepuocu apinst l 82
peopk to the Justict Otpaitment for
Joteptl ,..,.n•r
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.... ,., In. · Al dm lllOeah, Woll i&id. 2l of U.0. .... Md betnCIOllViaed-at .... fl 1Aerpleadi111111ihy-1nd 19
more ~ under aftaictment. Two oeo.le _.11Cq.ait1ed in &riatt; . CK lhoit q>nv ic\ed, 1' Mre
eenicnced lO pnsaon. bul lhc 1e1u.enoes ........ ly were uspcndcd
wilh pro_betlon;'' Wolfe said, I
The OAO did not name the 26
SAL.I it cumancd; sayina some of
them Aft still open, or the 1nd1vidua.l1.
wtfoic names had been referred to the
Justice Department for criminal tn-
vcstj,ption.
.. We are Dl'Oh1b1tcd by law from'
prop i~ dur~ble goo
shows slower economy
9y NANCY BENAC
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WASHINGTON -The Com-
merce Department reported
Wednesday that orders to factona for .. bia ticket" durabk aoocts
declined for the 1«ood stra11ht
month in February, anothcu•&ll the economy is losing steam.
Orders fell 3.6 percent an febru·
ary to a seasonally ad1u ted S 123. 7
b1lhon after droppina 2. 9 percent 1n
January. the first beck·t~badc de-
clines 1n three )Can and the steepest
drops SJntt a 7.4 percent d1ve la l
July. Most analys t had been upt'Cl-
ina a modest incretie
"I thank this ts further evidence
that the cconomx IS indttd starunt
tQ slow down. id economist
Oavtd Wyss of Data Rcsourtt Inc.
an Ltxinaton. Mass.
Tbc decline 1n orden. coupled
Wtth other 1<>vemmcnt repon
ahowana slower economK actJv•tt
last month ... s~ssesu that the Feder·
al Rcscrvc's tilbtcnina has done 1t
job." Wyss said.
The central bank for a )tar has
been t1af1tenin1 credit to an effort to
slow the economy to a more
••k•f ewpert tork Prir Quolf'
Barringer. R)'an
& Company
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ustainablc p:icc and rein 1n 1nfta-
tion, which has been on the me an
~nt month
Earher ao"cmment repOrts on
economic actJvtty in fd>Nary de--
tailed pcnmcnt 1nftalioo but aho
recorded a drop in retatl lliks. 1
d«hnc in factpry opmati .. ra\n.
flal industrial production and a
harp drop in housina con trud1on.
"The reports we act from manu·
facturcrs arc that high interest rate
and a lowdown an e1.port gro~1h
arc caus1n,1 thctr order picture to
taper off.· said Jerry Ja 1now lu.
chief tconom1 t for the Nati n I
Associ.auon of Manufacturers
Jas1nowsk1 said that ~h1Jc th
economy 1s Jowmg some"'h:it. ~there's still intt) sorid vowth out
there··
Wb1" mo 1 anal~sts ("{pcrt a
-..ckome slowdown th1 )tar th.:At
wouk1 ~ 1ntlational') pressurc .
some economists arc afratd th
fcd"s f.Pt ap1n t nstna pnctS
could tine economic sro-.th
altogether.
·• a result of the Fed's ht&.h
interest rate poli y and O\eil)'
K\Cf'C rtductions in bank rt rv
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: WASHINOlON -Fedtrll R~ aw .a.rd C1*rmAn Alan Grttn-
... llid todly maa rilins intcrat ,..lft hlirtiltl tht •vi11111W loan
industry, but he contended that SALs ind the economy would be wone off
bid the centraJ bolt not dri vcn up the
--:F,11W· R 10 crilk11111 Of Fed DOtiri .. -.en ol a Houee a..w~-'*· Ol'Cleld(ll• said, .. cilrUllft)y 80 qw9UOft
that ~ II~ intemt ralel are the
mcft diflkUlt it IS for the dariftl.. 1.
BUI. ht uid, if the Fed had not
moved to dam~n inflationary press.
urn by drivift& up rates, ratts would
UYC 1naeued ev• "'°" Gt &Mir owa as aa*1Qn icllmln returm
COlllPelHltilll lbtm tor fitper infra. uon.
.. It's our view that lhe Ktions we
have taken to •te probebly ha+e
made 1nttrnt ra&es. c:enainly in the
IOQI end of the nwtet. liaruficantly lower than they would have otherw11t
bttn." Greenspan said.
Stock market sh·ows losses in tech
t'
. ...
against 142.01 million in the previous session. Nattonw1de. consolidated
volume in NYS&listed issues. in-NEW YORK -The stock market cludina trades in thoiC stocks on post~ some scattered losses W~ncs-regional citchanges and in the ovcr-d;&Y in a wary response to. conflicting thc-<:ounter market. totaled 172.82 signals about t~e economic outlook. million shares.
Technoloay ISSUC'S sho~ some of The Commerce Department rc--
th.e mo~t notable losses 111 an other-ported that new facto1,' order\ for wise quiet session. d bl ood d -"' 6 The Dow Jones ave~ of 30 ura ea s roeJ"'U . percent In
industnals slipped 3.04 to 2,263.21. Februal). SYrpnsin& anal)sts \\-ho
Declining issues outnumbered ad· had eApccted an increase.
vances b}' about 4 to 3 in nationw.ide . The news was interpreted as a.fresh trading of New York Stock Exchange·· s1snal that the economy was bcttn·
listed stocks, with 609 up, 805 down ning to lose the momentum that nas and 546 unchaoacd. created upward pi:cssurc on 1nOat1on
Volume on ihe floor of the Big and interest rates in .rcce~t months ..
Board came to 146.S7 million shares. Interest rates decli ned in the credit
. ,
markets Wednesday. Pnces of Iona·
term government bonds, which move 1n the opposite direction from
mtcrest rates. rose about SS for each
$1 ,000 1n face value. putting their
yields 1n the range of 9.2S to 9.3.S
percent.
But analysts said many traders
remained unconvinced that inflation
wa ready to abate after betk·to-bltck
increases of a full perccn .. Point in
the producer ~ indt-x of finished
&oods 1n January and Fetm~~·
Also. some investors apparently
arc btgJnning to worry .about the
imphcat1ons of slower growth for corporate profits.
He ll9o 11id Mt ~ a.-
ditlOltl .. )' CUllOl be~ IO
lbote IMt led todoU~ 1nftlliolt
and interest ratei toppuw 20 ~· an t~ cart) 1980s. He said recent tt0nom1c rqx>ns indkatinaa s>ickup
in inflation are panly a refl«tion of
prcuurcs that have been evolvina au
alona. Grcenspen testified a day after
DURABLES
FromC7
there is dangtr that the economy
will slide into a recession," said
economist Lawrchcc A. Hunter of
the U.S. Chamber of Commerce. Wyss, however, said that while
the nation 1s expericncms higher
infla11on and an earlier economic slowdown than expected, "f 51111
think the odds favor JCtlina throuab
this without J recession."
Orders for durable aoods. items
expccfcd lo ~st three or more years. were down in nearly all maJOr industnes last month, with most of
thedcchneblamed on an 8.S percent
drop .in demand for transportation
equipment. mainly autos and air-
craft.
Excludina transportation. orders
1nall othcrca1eaoncs~redown 1.7 THRIFTS percent last month after f1llin1 0.4
percent in January. ,romC7
The weakness occumd despite a ber of the ov~rs1aht boa~ of the
20. I percent JU~ in defense ordcn, aovemment enuty sc~ up to d1~ of
a cateaory subJcct IO wide swinp the real estate. declined to prov!de
dcpendinaon when bilcontractsarc details of a.he plan to a House Bank.in&
signed. Dtfense orders had plunacd · subcommmce.
34. 9 per~cnt in J~nuary and risen 24 Some members of Cc;>."~. ar~ percent m December. womed that aovemment dumpma
I . r. aJ ... of S&L property at "firesafe" pnccs Exe ud1n1 dc1ense, I ot.~r o,r-will ruin rf'l!OnaJ real estate markets,
ders were dO!ffl 4'.9 P,Ctttnt in pan1cularly 1n the Southwest. February, the b1~t decline since a Treasury and White House of· 5.1 pm:cnt drop in January 1987. fidals arc con11derin1 a propoul
. Weakness also was evMknt in an developed by R.T. McNamar. a
8.9 peTCCnt decline in orders for California investment banker and a
non-defense capital l09ds, con-former deputy Treasury secretary.
~jdcred a bellwether of industry that would'spend state and federal
investment plans. The catqory had funds to pay for holdina onto fore·
risen 2.2 percent in January and closed real estate for as Iona as 10 or
I 0.1 ~rccnt in December. 15 years.
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