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T llUR D \''! ~1 R H :JO'!. 1989 . .
Irvine gearing up transport aut~o~ity
l y EMILY ADAMS
Of JN Oell7 ...... kMf
If plan~ proceed smoothly, Irvine
w11J one day have a httle piece of
Tomorrowland 1n its own backyard.
Hoping to develop a c1tyw1dc
transportation \ystem -1ncludinJ a
monorail network -the Irvine City
Council has paved the WI) for llS rar-
rcachrng plans with D unanimous
vote creating the Irvine Transpor-
ta11on Authonty. the fi~t of its krnd
of On1nge County.
The agency Win also have the clout
to approve tran portation manage-
ment programs, which businesse will
have to adopt to reduce peork-hour
traffic under a rcsionaJ smog-reduc-
tion plan.
The ncwlycrcated~uthont~ will be
funded an part by a $60,000 Caltrans
grant.
"Because transponat1on 1s such a
key issue, such a maJor problem. 1he
best, way to rc'°lve the challen1e It
presents us 1s by workrna together -
business. development. rcs1dent1al.
university, 1ovemment - by 1nma1-
1ng afld carrying solutions we can all
hve and work With," Councilwoman
Paula Werner said.
The authority will consist of 11
reprcscntauves from business. resi-
dential and public sectors of the
community who wiJI become a separ-
ate govemm& board under the aus-
pices of the City Council.
8esJCles the monorail ~)'stem.
Mayo r Larry Aaran env1s1ons a ~ne'i
of shuttJe buses. They would be
coordinated with trains. the.mono-
('0\ l :H s ·1·011\ I :'\\ I HO'\ lit .'\ I
Unthirsry·
gardens
dri~k 1up
praises
ly ROBERT BARKER
Ot.,,. Daly,_ kMf
The ceanothu.s hlac 1s one of the
best kept secret 1n Southern Cah-
fom1a h ha bcau11ful blue flO\\Cf'S in
the pringand it'sJu\t right botanical-
!) for the area
It v ows an 11an ous hapes from a 2-
inch mat to a 14-foot ~hrub-trtt, and
lt'S eaS)' tO JfOW
The fremontodendron 1s another
neat plant that's nght fort he area. The
one 1n this amateur g.:irdencr'i. back
yard 1s e\plod1ng in bnght yellow
nowen now
It. too, is a comparative stranger to
area garoen<1
Both plants arc < ahfo m1a nauvcs.
They can make you think of Cah-
fom1a 1n 1t'I earl}' untouched da}'s
when gnllly bears outnumbered c<ars:
Perhaps the best thins about the
plants -1n these )Can of 'i<'arce
ram fall and snowfall -15 that they're
drought-tolerant. Water conscners
hope their day 1s coming to this ~m a
and area whert populauon bloom as
"ater supplies dwindle
Hor11cultural e"pens say 1h11 1he
ccanothu 1s ''totally unth1l".'lt) .. And
the frcmontodcndron ab olutel) ~~W~
loathe'\ water. other than rainfall In
fau, \um mer watenna "'11l l1ll 1t Th~ plants. and others like them.
arc comina under the bort1cuhural
spothghl. They'll pro"c that }OU can
save water and ha\'e beauuful Oov.ers
and plant\ at the same time.
The city of Huntmiton &'ach has
started a modtl plot of dry plants 1n
< entral Park behind the hbrary that
katurts <'C'anothu~. EaJter Broom,
barberry, rockro'JC. iprcad1n1 or-
namental am and <Jwarf co}'ote bru h and now m 'lummcr 1round
rover.
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Ja••• Jones, parlr 1Watntenance supervisor. shows drought·
tolerant punts at Central Park In Huntington Beach: snow In
1U111Mer and p•anu nowers and • blade wMtow tr••·
rail, an ex1ens1vc l Ur-and van-pool
system and The lrvme Co 's mult1-
modal center -7,000 square feet of
transportatio n interchange sen.mg
trains. bu!>t'!I, van11 and taxis -at
Irvine 'ipcctrum
To avoid gaps or ovcrlappmg
services. the authority will help create
tran ponatt<>n management pro-
gram for ma1or dc"elopment'i such
as the Irvine Busine (enter
Hoping to one dJ) ueatc a trans-
portation \)~•em that will get people
out ol their CJ N . or .it lea\t increase
the number of people in each car, the
authonty will consider motT than the
city of 'Irvine 1n its mass transit
schemes.
According 10 Ci ty Manager Paul
Brady. the Cll) 1s worl1na toward a
time" hen a dm·er could concc1 vably
par!. his c.ar at a park-nnd-nde Jot,
take a train to Lo Anseles or San
Diego or. an ume,1., take the monorail
to U1 I or South \. oa t Plaza
"The potential 1s unhm1ted."
Brad" said "Thi could be a S)' 1em
hke 8ART (Bay Area Rapid fran It)
1n Nonhem Cahfom1a."
No matter what system of ma
transtt is chosen. council . members
a&f'CCd a sweeping wlution is necc
ary to rchcvc Orange County of ats
smoa-chokcd sl 1cs and car-d<>&&ed
roads.
"This will bring 1nno vattvc
technologies and ma tran it options
to Irvine worl.ers nd re idcnts to
helpsohethetran ponauon me we
all find oursclve in " Werner said.
Citizen·willing to help foot
bill for new NB traff-i{: light
ly IRIS YOKOI . That way, the my need only pay for
0t1.,. 0..,. ""°' ,,.,, . the other half of the estimated $80.000 co t. which could be reduced
One c:oa tal N1;:wport Bc<Kh rcs1· another S to.000 to SI S,000 by us.Jn&
dent wants a traffa \l~nal al Balboa salvaged equipment. Beck said
~ulevord and 14th Street o badl) City C ounc1l members who heard
he s w1lhng 10 pa) lor 11 -with some Beck's uagesta on Monday directed
help from h1o; neigh bo rs and Cit' him to continue d1scu ions with cit)
Hall tmffic._cnginecn and rcstdcnts about
West <Kean f ront re 1dcnt Gal) the plan. 8ecl I\ tn ang 10 drum up upport for Re 1dents -especially parents of ~1s idea to P'I> half the cost of a s1anal )Oun1ch11drcn-and khool offietal
1n front of Nev.port flemcntar) haH Iona been concnned with the
hoot lhmugh community dona-.speeding .cars on Balboa Boukvard. t1ons Man) moton ts often do not 1op 10
Most are·a yachtsmen
appJaud Cup ruling
,By IRIS YOKOI
Of ,,,. O.tly l'llot ll41ff
Man\ t.'"-pon Beach sailor\. re 1-
drnt\ anJ !iu'1nC\ men general!\
aircrd "1th .1 'lie" 't ork. liupreme < uunJudgl··, ruling that nulhlicd th<'
"'1n Diego 't .idtt ( lub'\' 1llOf"\ in th<'
.\mrnca·., (up ralt.' IJ St ptcmber
v. h1 le l''rrr.,-;1ng d1!ktppom1men1 that
thr IQQ ran'.' v.111 pr<itlahl~ not he
hl'IJ an nt'Jrt>) a n Dir@o a\ a f'C\Uh
.. I think there\ al"3'5 an o"ertlo"
ol toun~m · ~ud '31ling en thu~1a~t
and ( ou nl•l"o man f."chn Hart "h
e~an Di~o} I\ a Co.l\tal ~ 11 ~ not 100 lar
lrom U\ I think 11 "oulJ affcll t''t'n
the t)pc ol boaung hl:t"ccn the
harhon ··
··\\-r could haH C:\Jll"< 1cd S<lml· ol
tht' challc:n1ina team\ 10 S('l<'nd .,omr
11 me 1 n 'IJ('v. port Beath · ''"d J 1 m
Dale. Villa ~ova r\',taurant prt'\1den1
anJ member of the "'l'v.-pon lk•K'h
( onfcrrnle and V1s11or' Hurt.'au ·'\.\ e
C'Pl"-It'd )()mt' of the tl·.tm\ 10 1ai..e
root 1n Nt'\\port fk."<llh for tra1nsog
.ilw ·
On the o ther hand )alhttn~ t'\· rx·rt' Hilt hck~r and John l ;mer
Fay, Conn~r mad~
mock~ryofCup. BI
d1sagrted "•lh Hart and Dale about
the po1cnt1al impact on e,.port
Beach
cw \ ork ~uprcme ( ourt Jud&C
Carmen C 1panclt on Tuc)da took
the 27th mcnca' (up troph) from
Denms Conner and the 'ian Ditao
) a<..ht (tub and awarded 1t to cv.
l.ealand· Mcrcul) Ba y Boauns Club.
S3)1ng {onner and his club violated
the pint offa1r rompe1111on by l"IClng
a t"m-hulled catamaran apin t a
mooohull craft
The n Diego club·s attorneys
ha"e 1nd1cated the~ will appeal the
dcet ion If the Judge' dtt1 ion
'ltands. the cit)-of San Dteao could
lost more than a b1lhon dollan an
re,enue 1t expected lrom the
proPo~d challcn~ 1n I QQ I
Nc"port Beach nch v.ith harhors
and a 'itrong yachting commun1t).
stands to lo~ some money and
C'(Cttemr nt 100 wmc cit)' rcprr~nta·
allow children to cro!I\ the treet,
re adents say.
Ctty Traffic Engineer Rtchard Ed-
monston said he ha heard ·that the
cro ma guard in front of the school
ha had to "hterall) Jerk kids out of
the way" on occa 1on
"It SttmS tobe11n on~o1n1 concern
of people down rt Edmon~ton
said.
As a result of rt 1dcnt complaints,
Pohcc officers ha'e targeted the area
for tncruscd enforcement. In ad-
d1h<>n, a Ila hma ~llo~ be-aeon was f Please see SIGNAL/ All
A tlowncaat Dennis Conner
ll'~ said .
Hart said ~e ix-rson:ill) ~'U look-
ing forv.-ard to th<' spectator act1vitie
the challenac race v.ould bnna.
he fddai wi th a lau,h. "We'd love
to ha'e 11 m '>ie"port Bea h'"
Hov.c' er Han said \he thoroua,hl y
agreed wtlh C1p;iru:k' deo aon "1
t1iink hc'<1 n ght on:· Han said "I
don't think tht'rc·, an' th inf at all
s1m1lar bcl"Ct'n a monnhul and a
mult1hull"
Fickt'r. l<X·al art:h1tl'l t and defender
f PIH~ SH RULING/ Alf
CM man needs 5200,000, new IUng 600 attend funeral
for slain county girl Experimental surgery not covered by insurance
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Paul RatkoskJ nttdi 1 new luna.
and he d n't ha\e much time to ac1
ll.
\tC'tim of a protfC ·"'c lu!'I
disatc known at pulmonary (abros1""
the Costa Mesa raidcnt has 1iulc of
htt own natural brcath1n1 apparatus
left .
"He went to the doctor foe
bfonchiuu :oupJcofmon\lluaoand
they Yrondcttd how he was 'tell
&h\'c," taid R1tkoak1'' '°"· Aaron.
''Tbty said ht had very httk lunp
left."
First <t111noted with pulmonary
fibrosis 1n 1987, llatkolki l9id a-e
found out ttus -uk that he neNed a
lun1 tran plant Pr Paul Y..aten, a lhoractc uraeon a1
The sood new his ph) 1 .an told Cedars 1na1. \aid 1t ,.(>uld be rart for
him ... u that he could rttc1\.C such an a heart-tuna tran p&ant to be rtquaf't'd
o_pcrauon at cdan anaa \1cd1cal in a catt of pulmonary fibros1
Centtt tn Los Anaclc\ "Ifs aenerally ncttUary to trnn\•
The bad ~ v.a' that he ,.ould plant only one luna.·· Y..aten 1d .
nttd a kina's ransom to ~> for 11 A But a luna transplant by 1tsc1r 1 \U~ at Cedan 1na1 c t1ma1cd the difficult cnou,h. Prottdutts for them
cost of the op_trauon and ubtcq~nt v.cre first dc"elopCd in th1 decade,
treatmm& a& Sl00.000 unhke hcan tran pl.anu, whi h ,.ere
R1tkosk1 taJd hu in urancc com~ fil"\t performed in the 1960s .
pany muted~ pa)' for the proctdure. Ftrst ptrformcd S'h )Cit'\ 0 IO
''I asked~ and the) told ~ noi Toronto, Ctnada. tuna transp ant~
because u s an upu1mtnta are till rcprckd b some in the lJ .
procrilurt and t~' a claute tn m)' a . e•penmcnaat optrallons 1d
pol1q that says they won't Pl>' for Watcn. who came to the U. ' from
1nyth1 ... eapmmcn111.·· he said. aNida tc\Cftl )CIR aa.o • ~ Raakolk1 •id he heel~· .. They are 1ull far less common
lold llliil fadw IMICdtd both a halir1 M1'e ihan they are 1n· anac:1a:· he •Miik•• and 1 lu,.1nnM11ant. But taid. ··we ba'c done IY.O, and "c'r
the onl) center do1n tht'm m
~outhcrn < al1forn1a ••
Y.. atc"' id h fK•rforml'd a
number of the optrauon\ 1n C anada,
hov.~cr . .\nd he u1d there v.-a' a
chance, ba~ on h1 u pcncnce. of
pcr'luadin& an mencan in-iurance
comp.an) to pray lor the prcx~ure.
"We ha"c to talk to each pa11cn1
1nd1"1dually." he 1J "But we have
had 'ood su e v.1th insurance
lOm pan1e : on c the ha"c been
m t' IY>'ilrt of m> m;or<J."
Ratko'lk1 , hov.c~cr, ~hll ha\ no idea
how he•• s<>m, to ra1\C the monc) for
the operation. ti\ son. Aaron. \aid he
was 1tp~ahna to area ncv.\p;apcr and
other ncwi media to help make the
family' phJht ~nown.
nd C\Cn wtthout the nttd for a
S200.0C() operation, ttlln "ouldn'1
e )' for the fam1I\. Ratkosk1. .
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By RANDA CARDWELL
("1 ..... s.MI:•
n O\trllo" crowd of 600 moumtn, min' of th~m mN~ e" ,.llh
toddlers. p:l1d the1rfin1l rttpccls Wcdne~) to a q.,car-<11\l m ~na
a.irl abducted I t v.«k while on her way home trom hnc I
pcak•na 1n Spani h, FathcT lon10 told the par\·n1., of '\od1a
Puente that "thcrt arc bad people m th1 -.:orld who'll t1m11t otht-n.
but there v.ere bid proplc who '1cum1rcd Jcsu'I c hm t •·
ad11,hesa1d."wa w1thu .and he1s goin tMhll<ud Now ht
will bo in peace "
1 he crov.-d that ho-.'Cd up or the hour-long ~1 \I(\' n\ ·rflowrd
into a coun)ard 11 our Our Lld)'1>f Guadalupe Orlt11, for \'anJ \omc
mourners to h n to the ho•lly broadca t throuah a loud~pcaktr.
The v.hne casket -with ptnk camat1on t11m -wu 'urrnunJcd
b) flo•cn and 1 framed, ful1-kntth kc1ch of the l h1ld,•a popular
fourth rader v.ho SttVed on her tchool's tudrnt courn:1I
Her parent\. ra and Armando Puente. heard tht' pnt\t J<" m~
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0 ... COM OAl&.V PILOT/~. w.rott 30, t818
I do sn't expect·to lo e Beckman Institute tb U C
. ' ' If~ 10DLOV1CH priied by,\tie' univefJity and I believe .,... L1S&a -.-.ST the Beclmua Institute. wiU con· or .. ~,....., tinue, .. he •id. •
UCI Chancellor Jack Pel won said Peltason said he has talked with Dr.
Wednesday ht docs riot believe the Michael Berns. direaor of the in·
campus with !<* tht pioneerinJ stitute and profes.lor of suraery at
Beckman Laser Institute to tbe Uni-UC1 1 and does not believe the versity<)fSouthem California despite relationship will be .. altered." publishtd rci><>rts that 1 ht1h·tcch "I don't anticipate it." he said. "I
laser t0uld lure the non-profit medi-would rqret it if.it did come to pass."
cal research institute away. Berns, however, ~as quoted .an the " . . Onnae County Rqauu as sayina be As far as llcnow the rcl~t1onsb1p was cons1de:rfo1 movi"I the private
betwcc;n th~ Beck;ffian ln$lltUtC, and institute tO USC, which may Obtain a
the university, which has been highly · "free electron laser" to cany out
medical rnearch. Berns was out of
town and unavailable for comment Wednesday.
"It's true we have had somt' ptthminary discussions alona tb<>te
hnc:s," confinncd Or. Robert Spca"',
ass1,tant dean of clinical 1ff11rs at
USC. "But the ttal th1na that is worthy of discussion 11 we have a very
strona proPoSAI to obtain this very
valuable research rool."
The $2.S million laser, a spin..ofl
from Strategic Defense Initiative
research, may be useful someday in
J;i_re~-damage house, la~ndry
~JOYCE IODlOVICH
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Fitt in a Laguna Beach house
-elaimed the life of a cat and caused
$230,000 in damqe, while another
. fm Wednesday af.\emoon at a Hunt·
!nglon. Beac,h laundromat was being investigated as arson.
Both fires were quickly ext-
inguished by firefighters.
The blaze in a house at 1284 Starlit
Drive broke out about I p.m., Deputy
Chief Rich Dewberry said.
--Owner Ann Balasuiya arrived
home.from worl(.shortly after the fire
was extinguished to find that the
flaµies. which gutted Portions of her
two-story house., also claimed the life of her cat, Oew6erry sajd.
.. W~ were abJe to save t,he four
.kittens," he said.
Orange County ctcws assisted
Laguna Beach firefiJhters in puttin& out the blaze in about 20 minutes. The fire did not $J)ttad to neighboring
homes. Dewberry said. --
The cause of the fire ls still under
investjgation.
The Huntington Beach blaze which
broke out at 4:3 l p.m. in a bathroom
at Laundryland, 6949 Warner Ave.,
appears to be the work ofan arsonist.
Cap\ain Guy Burnell said.
The fire caused S 11 ,000 damage to
the bathroom that was being used as a
large storage closet. he said. The
business, owned by Oary Maag. was
not occupied by customers at the time
employee Ron Kinney rep()rted the
blaze.
Burnell said arson investigators are
still worliing on the incident.
JW A-bound plane makes emergency lqndi'ng
LOS ANGELES (AP) -An American Airlines commuter fli~t
bound for John Wayne Airport with
42 people aboard was forced to make
an unscheduled landing Wednesday
at Los Angeles International Airport because of mechanical problems,
officials said.
Man shot In buttocks
wbJJe. fleeing robbers
A 22-year-old man told auth orities
two men stole his wallet and then shot
him in the buttocks as he ran away
from the parking lot of Crystal Cove
State Beach on Wednesday.
John Edward "Henson of Anaheim
said two men in a Toyota Celica or
Supra picked him up, but he could not
remember where. Sheriff's Depart-
ment spokesman Lt. Dick Olson said.
Henson said the men drove him to
the parking lot and stole bjs wallet
about I a.m. As he ran away, he was
shot once in the buttocks, Olson said.
Henson flagged down a car on
Coast Highway and convinced the
driver to take him to Hoag Memorial
Hospital in Newport Beach, he said.
Henson was in fair condition
Wednesday afternoon, hospital
SPokeswoma.n Pam Bolen said.
PLANTS
FromA1
Most of the park gets water four or five times a week, James Jones, park
' maintenance sllpervisor, said. But the
ceanothus wiJI be watered only once
every three weeks and probably even
' less than that after its roots reach deep
and get established.
Huntjngton Beach also taken
another step in drought-tolerant land-
scaping-also called xeriscaping (dry
gardening) by planting the median
strip on Adams A venue from' Brookhurst Street to Beach
Boulevard with plants that thrive in
dry conditions -daylilies. petite
ole.anders, Indian hawthorn and
others.
Jones said that he "threatens the
plants with water" when they look
like they,..nced moisture. But it's stilJ a
tendency in his department to over-
watcr and kill the plants, he said.
Huntington Beach's efforts -the
test {>lot in the park and the highway
median -will be highlighted in a
.coming public television broadcast as an example of how a city can battle
drought, Jones said.
Water-wasting landscaping also is
being attacked on other fronts. A
American Flight 1208 made a safe
landing at 2: 12 p.m. as firefighters
stood by. No one was injured, said
Federal Aviation Administration
duty officer Rieb tornquist.
American spokeswoman Karen
Cook.
The pilot chose to land in Los
Angeles as a precaution because the
airport's runways are longer. said
"On approach to Orange County the landing gear wouldn't extend
}!ydraulicaJly. lt began to overheat."
Cook said ... So they extended the gear
manually, and recei ved a safe indica-
tion." -·
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FUNERAL
From At
their only daughter as an ".honest and helpful child." ,
. Following the service, ~hich was als~ attended b} two Santa Ana
Pohce o~cers, Father. Jaime Soto. vicar of th.e local Hispal)1~
community, tried to articulate what the loss of their eldest child had done to the Puentes.
"They are really very broken up by this whole event. What I have
been amazed at is Sara and Armando's effort to bring so much s1rength
to the bereaved," he said. ··This has been a long time for them,"
The child was reported missing March 20. a few hours after she failed to return to her home lorated a few blocks from h~r school.
That night, a transient found the gfrl's body in a trash dumpster 1n
Griffith Par~. some 40 miles from her home.
An autopsy later revealed that she had been sexually molested and
asphyxiated by pressure to her ebest.
Santa Ana ~lice arrested a suspect in the case. but he was released later after providing an alibi.
An investigation into the child's death. which left some members
of the community in mortal fear, is continuing.
"Many of those who arc imm igrants come up to this side (of the
border) in the hope ofa better life, and they become very fearful 1n thc\e
circumstances," SOto said.
nances by Jan. I. 1991, in consul-Van Haun said he plans to water tat ion with the nursery industry and the ceanothus about once a week until
water companies. Those entities who it gets established and irrigate the
deem that they have ample water manzan1ta about once a month.
supplies would be exempt from the About half his plants are California ordinance. an aide said. natives, he said. The other half come
_ Huntington Beach Water Super· from the Mediterranean and Austral-
intendent Jeff Renna said the city is ia, which have ~imilar water requ1re-
an advocate of drought-tolerant land· men ts, he said.
scaping. even though it appe.ars to He said, though. tbat Orange
ha~e ~noug~ water to get by without County is in "good shape" in its water
rauonm.g this summer. supply and has about 100.000 acre
Renna. though. said the city may feet of water more than ll had us
loo~ at a voluntary I 0 percent water underground basis 1n the 1976-77
cutback. drought.
"We want to keep our own house in Orange County is gelling much
order and not water the streets,·• more wat~r from the Santa Ana River
Renna said. because of urban runoff and because
''We'rcall in this together." he said. ·of secondary and tertiary treatment of
•·we don't want to be over-using waste water, he said.
while others are suffering. We should Jt also is getting its full entitlement
be good neighbors." . of Colorado River water and prob-
The Huntington Beach Water De-ablywillgetitsfullquotaofCahfom1a
partment is also making recommen-state water.
dations in environmental impact "There will be no water rationing,··
reports for developers to use drought-he said.
tolerant plants in large housing tracts. Gardening experts sa y that home-
Jim Van Haun, director of inter-owners use about half their water for
governmental affairs and public af-outdoor purposes and that it makes
fai rs for the Orange County Water sense to oonserve.
the treatment of canctr and other
diseastl.
USC is also buildina 1 hospital on
campus that could supply Be<:kmani
sc1rnt1sts with 1 pool of patients
nttded to carry out medical research.
UC'l's lack of an on<ampus hospital
.has been a sore Point for some time
with doctors assoctated with the
UCl's College of Medicine.
ThcJJser-research program would
sJt adjacent to the private hospuaf,
which 1$ lated to open at use JO
February 199 J.
' The Beckman lnatitutt, founded in
1982, speeiaJilcs in the combination
of advanced laser rcsea~h and
chn1cal ttt.ttment. The anllitutt ha~
pioneered studies u\ atnetics. ~r
detecuon and treatment of cancers. rc~hapina of the cornea. removina
scars and btrthmarks and tasn--
induoed welding of severed nerves.
Spears said Beckman and USC
teamed up this. year to 1ubmit a
prOPo5&1 to the Department of De·
fen.sc to obtain a free electron laser for
rcscatch. There an" only seven such
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Paul Ratlcosld needs 1200,000 ffH a lur19 transplant.
TRANSPLANT
FromA1
has been co mpletely disabled by his
lung disease.
.. All we have is Social Security.~·
said Aaron, .. and they didn't ev~n
want to give it to us because he didn't·
believe m) father was sick. He had to
go in there and tum blue from lac1' of
oxygen before they'd give it to us."
Ratkoski said he had contacted
vano11s charities. but had received no
offers of help. He even said he had
once ·called ,P'fL. Jim and Tammy
Bakker's now bankrupt tclcv1s.ion
mimstry.
"This was before they ran into their
own problems, but they told me they
oould offer me spiritual help, but no
financial help," he ~jd. "I told them
maybe the next time they made an a~pcal for money on television, that
( d offer them a uttJe spirituaJ help
SIGNAL
Fr.om At
installed by the ci ty. 1n 1985 to draw
attention to the cros~walk in front of
thc'clementary school. 11ic flashing light 1s turned on
during the morning and anemoon
hours when the cros~1ng guard 1s on
duty
But these efforts aren't enough.
Beck said. The flashing light 1s
"largely being ignored or blends in:·
be said. "We need a pr~vent1on
measure."
The city traffic affairs committee
recommended reJCCt1on of Beck'
request. At its Sept. 27 meeting, the
committee noted there was already a
signal at 15th treet and pedestrians
·have the option to cross there.
The vehicle speeds and accident history at the 14th Street intersection
also were not enouah to warrant a
&1&!'1al there. the committee decided.
Since the mte~tion does not tit
all the critena for a city-funded ignal,
inste.ad of a contnbut1on ...
Meanwhile, Ratkosxi said he 1sjust
trying to struggle throuf,h a day at a
time.
"I have some chest pain, but the
main thing is I can hardly walk
anyl'ftorc," he said, his voi~ growing
hoarser as he Sp()ke ... h's like you'd
been runningas hard as you could and
you were completely out of breath,
and then you ran another mile. It's
likehcillJ.-lIDdCC water." According to Waters. 1t would
probably take about.three months to
find a donor for a lung transplant
opcrat1oiL · Aaron said he wasn't su~ his father
could live that loo1t
"I don't know,·Y he said. "I don't
knowhowhe'$hvcd th1~long. There's
got to be a reason. I JUSt hope some
people respond."
The family can be reached at
645-2850.
Beck proposed the SO.SO financma
arranaemcnt He said he wants to set
up a community account into which
c1t1zens can donate toward the sianal.
A large donor could even be
recognized with a name plaque or
other monument on tht' traffic signal
pole. he suggested
Bttk said he ha~ discussed his idea
with the community associauons and
NcwPort £lementary's PT A.
"All f'm doms 1s working with the
residents to try to g~t (the signal) through the ~y~tem." Beck stud.
Doua Boyd. a member of the
Balboa Peninsula Point AJ ocialton.
said $80.000 pent on a stanal ts cheaper than the co t ror nuomeys to
defend the city in injury lawsuits.
However, Central Newport Beach
Association President Jim Hanle)
said Tuesday he had not heard about
Beck's idea and that "I doubt very
much he'd be ucccs ful" in aemna
community donations.
Hanlcr. also said he doesn't think a
sian•I at I <4th and Balboa 1s necessary
laetrs 1n uistmee today, he said.
ff(" said lhlt brialina use w
institute t.qtcthet &o tstabl1sh 1 W
Coast site for f~ clect~n la..,
ttKtrch wau "natural rnarnqr. S~ars said, however. ~rn! wou.
not have to ttlocate the 1n1utute 1
order to use the la$cr. "They could come up and use o
machine," he $Aid. "Scient11t1 cou
use it from all over. 1t could wor
either way in •JI bootsty."
UCI stands to lose million~
dollars in fund ina 1f the in'st1tut
relocates.
RULING
from Al of the Cup against an Au51raha
challenger m. 1970, also. prai~ th
judge's dec1s1on as 1n line with
1887 Deed of Gif\ that governs th
race. But unlike Hart and Dale, bo
Ficker and Cazier, the Balboa Yat
Club's commodore saad they dou
San Diego's loss of hosting the 199
chaJlen.ac raoe will affect Newpo
Beach many way. '° For one thing, all the boats com pc
ing in the 1991 challenge would t
foreign vessels built in their res
uve countries, so local boat builde
would not stand to gain an)'. busrnes
Ficker said. ' Also. local interest in the cup ra
has waned as a result of the San D1CJ Yacht Club's .. behavior," which left
"sour feeling.'' Ficker said. Cazier agreed the longtime squa
bling and money-hungry attitudes
competitors have turned off man
yachting enthusiasts. . "People who were interested a
much less interested today," he sai
"When the race was held in San Dieg
last fall, Newport Beach people didn
pay much attention to it. I doo't thin
Newport 1s connected to the Ame ·
ca's Cup scene."
The cup has been in the middle of
. raging war since Conflcr wo.n th
February 1987 race in Au.straha.
A con1roversy f'llowed ove
whether the next reptta should
heJd in San Diego or Hawaii. The
New Zealander Michael Fay issued one-0n-0ne cllaJlenge lhat called fo
him to race o!T the coast orSan D1eg
in a $1 0-milhon. 123-foot monohull
After a New York court in Novem
ber of 1987 upheld Fay's chaUeng
Conner and the San D1egoclubfoul.h
back and dec1ded to race a 60-fOo
catamaran.
Conner's vessel won the race ot
Point Loma by a landslide. sendm
Fay back to court.
Newport Beach yacht broker Bo
Cunis focused the b~me on Fay an
the New Zealand club for an
unsponsmanhke ·flavor. ·
"I thmk they made a mockerv o
1t," said Curtis. who works at Coos
Y ach1 .Brokers in Manners Mm.
Curtis was one of the few Newpo
Beach citJZens disagrttmg wi th Jud&
C1panck's dec1s1on.
''The New Zealanders lost fair an
square. The)' snuck ·up oo us wit
their super-duper race boat. so th1
(catamaran) 1s what we came u
with." Cunis said.
~mce there 1s already one at I St
treet tic s.a1d he favored 1Mlc:t
another current proi><>sal to hav more stop -sign~ along Balbo
Boulevard. "I thmk stop signs arc mo
1mp()rtant," Hanle) said. ··There a
.wmc people who come down here a
40. 45 miles per hour. and that'
prett) quick do" n here."
Councilwoman Ru thelyn Plum
mer indicated signals may be the onl
"'a):_ to curb the Balboa Boulevar traffic problem. which she said wiJ
continue to worst'n and never ac
awa)'.
People can't cross whelher there ari
crosswalks or not. Plummer said. ..It's JUSt a tretch that inv1tts yo
to 10 ra.st," she s.a1d. "If we're 401na tc
have to put s1anals m. that s wha
we're 101ng to have to do. h'lgo1na t
tak.t some money.''
However. other counctl mem~
commented some people f~l the are aJread) too man> stop 1gns an llJU)I~ 10 the CH)'
· conference on drought-tolerant
plants is being held today at th e Irvine
Marriott Hotel.
District. is a member of the board of Some of the unthirsty trees that arc
directors of the National Xeriscapioa recommended by the Metropolitan
Co1.1ncil. Inc. Th~ group's goal 1s to Water District of Southern California
encourage water co.nservation include Western rosebud., European ,-----------------------'------------------! through creative landscaping. olive, eucalyptus, Aleppo p1nc,
And Assemblyman Steve Clute of
Riverside has introduced legislation
in Sacramento that would require city
and county governments to adopt
water-conservation landscaping ordi-
Van Haun said he's put drought-c.anary Island pine. C.alifomia pep.
tolerant plants in·lbe back yard of his J)Cr, California live oak. loquat,
new home in Laguna Niguel. includ-Cali fornia black walnut.
ing the ccanothus, w\ich he called Shrubs include the ccanothus, "very, very attrtctiv~" mantanita, junipers, yucca.i... · yarrow, agave.
California poppies ano other plants. wonnwood and uusty Miller.
Vines include the boupinvillea.
('.\l,lt'OK'\I\ I 0111 IC\
wisteria, cup-of ... old vine. cape honeysuckle, Polito vine, trumpet
creeper.
ly The Associated Press
Here arc· the winning numbers
picked Wednesday night for the
California Lottery's twice-weekly
••Lotto 6-49'' game: 28, 24, 12. 16, 39,
7 and the bonus number, 33.
Players who correctly guessed all
six num~rs will share a prize pool of
$14.S millionhlottery officials said.
AJI those w o picked five numbers
plus the bonus number will divide
amo"' themselvesa prize pool ofS 1. 9
Just call 642-6086
million; five of six will ·sh.arc ~I
million; four of six wilJ share
$930,000. Three of six is wonh an automatic SS per winner.
The numbers w~re chosen by Lotto machine and ran out 1n the order
above duri"I a television broadcast
oriainatina an Sacramento. n) series
order of the numbers chosen would
win.
The sales from Saturday niaht to
Wednesday's drawina were $18.6 million.
0,_ANGE
COAST
Ground covers include the dwarf
coyote brush, rosemary. tee plant. ~nia. African daisy and Creepina
St. Johnswon.
Aowerinaplants on the list include the~ valcrian, bush momin.J &lory.
pampq arua. corcops11 vertacillaaa.
smoke tree, buckwheat, rcd·hot
p<>kers, lavender, sea lavender, bird
of paradise, ~atilija PoPPY. oleander, rockrose. pride of Macit1ra.. aloe,
feathery cauia. lantana and-the
fremontodendron.
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Quake preparedness
focus of Irvine expo
An earthquake prrp;sredness c~po sponsomi b}
the (II) or lr\'tnC ~Ill include Cll:habtts from 10 a.m.
to.3f,.m.and clasSC"Sbqinn1nut 9a m. on ""' 811
the '" ane (" ac Ccn1er Pla1a.
A fulh~u1ppcd mobile communK'1lt1on
center. muhi-purpose re!iCue "ehicles ind a ~arch
team will demonstrate\ .sef"iccs 1hat wall be ustd
dunna an earthquake. Famtl) survival krts also \\di
be a"aalable for purcha~.
frtt classe1 arr in earthquake prcpamJnc s.
monuonns, geolot) and Mher prutec1ion To
reaj tcr. call UC I Euen ion at 8S6-S679. or. for
more 1nform:lUon. call Terri Mehrauth at 75S-0400
Coll~ctlng Disney m~m~ntos
Disney memento collecting for children. 8·13,
wall be d1scuucd b) Deao Mancina: a local dealer.
from I :30 to .3 p m. pnl 8 at Golden }Vest Conege •.
dministrat1on 137. · ·
• Participant an the S 11 program wall rece" e f~
01 ney coll«11ble For more 1nforma11on and
advanced re~rvauons. call 89 I ·3991.
Huntington Library tour
The Huntangton l.1bral') and Botanical Gar-
den will be exJ>IOrcd by the rrvtne Fam ti} Services
center fronb l 1.30 a m. to 5.30 p.m. Apn1 8. The tnp
is open to the pubht:
Rare books and manuscripts of British :ind
Amcncan history nnd literature. Bnt1sh and rn.~nch
an. Amcncan and rcna1\sance paint1n~. ta~stnes.
porcelain and furniture arc among the collect1on 1n
the ltbraf). fhe descn Japanese and rose garden as ~ell as lhe C aml'lha <:ollecuon'i arc featured 1n the
botanical prdens.
AdmMwn as $10 Panacapants should meet at
the Irvine) outh Se"' ace\ (enter. 1 ·HO I Yale \ "·e •
Irvine (all Da"d \nder~on at 724-6000.
Techniques Improve s~/f-esteem
frc-c t«hniquc\ that help 1nd1\ idual acrclenuc
pcrwnal and pmff' 1onal gro" th""'" be offl:rcd b) behavioral p )Cholog111t 1oux Harl3n at 7.30 p.m
Apnl 11 a1 the r ountatn Valle) Rcg1onat·Ho\p1tal.
17100 Euclid \t I ountam V3llcy
Harlan "'ill d1~·u11s ho\' amrroved sclf~stccm
enahlc\ tnth" 1JuJh to at:b1e' c goals and int\cr peace
for lurthcr 1nformauor\, call Sheila HQlhda) at
Q6(>.8175.
'
Seminar on llvlng trusts
A free \enunar on the revocable llvtng trust" 111
be oOcrcd at UO p.m on Apnl 12 an the Talbert
Room ol the Huntmgton Reach L1braf) 7111
Talbcn AH'. lluntington Beach.
Add1t1onal inft1rmataon nu' bt' obtained b)
calling 011 \ 8ourdda1' 3t 5•U:9569
Travel photography tips
·\ non-tct:hnacal photograph} ~manar taught
ti) travcl;irt1~t ~1 rC"hde-Bu~ v.111 beheld from 1 to
9:30 f· m on ~1ml I 2 at Orange ( o3st Colk-g~
he kt. turc as SlO ( all <X ( at -'Jl-5506
Nicaragua Issues explored
rht• ~St 31ld pre~·nt elOnomlC' and P.,lltltc.:al
s11uat1on an'\ 1t..ll':igua "111 he dt\CUSscd at a mc.:·eung
ut the [)cmuc.:r.itil ( luh nl \\ e!>t Orange ( ount~ at 7
. pm on \pnl 11 at the lluntangton Beach I 1tira11 .
7 111 laltx·rt \\c lluntangton B,•ach
Ron Redm.10. tn~truc.: tor of \pana\h Jnd Lalin
-\rnenc.in H11110~ at ()pre'> Colll"gc. and t·11l
( oonc\. ph1lo Oflh) prok'l\Or at C) pre~s ( ollegc.
"'"' prc.:·~nt their rc.:•at 11on\ to l S nohc} an the.:·
r~gaoo The tree nwc11ng 1-. oix·n to th,· puhhl < .ill
MQ8·1MC? for more information
Forest plant species examined
The 1mfl()n.1nc.::c ol prt \Cf\ ang the l.'n' aronnicnt
\li'lll tx· ac.ldrcs't'd I;\' t ncJoa "-rnoshrta m1..·mtx·r ol
the Cahlom1:l A11\I.' Plarm ~.x.act) at 11 10 •. m.
on .\pnl 12 at tht l>anJ Point ( ommun11~
C luhhou . 246-i! \.in Ju.in \'e . lnna Point. r On; t \~'tl('S -including the rare ft"c.::att'
C\ pre:\ , the co c,t horned h1ar\l 311d other plant' <.ltlJ
ao1mal -"'111 bl' lcatur\'.J an a \lrdc pre~nla1ton
aml d1'1C u~~J 3f\cl"\'arc.l
Rrsc.·r' at1on' and 1nformuuon ma) be obt:unc.:'\I .
h~ c.:•lhnt O·b2M
Child care costs examln~d
Th~ Ion ·term tO\tc, of c.:hald t.irc v.111 Ix 1,.ll~ U\'l(J frnm 7 to 10 p m. on pl"ll 121 n Room 223
of the <1olden Wc\t (oil rt• l 1b1:.11).
r he: ,,roanam I s~o. { :ill bQ I· 3Q9 J for lurthl'I
anlumlation.
c· ·\l.t :'\DAH
f 'ridn.'. ll11rd1 :JI
h1::JukJ
POl.l(·t : l .Of9
1 ·~wport lkoc h
J -~car-old "oman rrported n
mak ubJCCt has been C'al11n& her
rtpcatrdly O\ ·r the IA~t fc~ month II
her Promonton We t •rianmen1 and
m1k1n1 o~cnr ~tatcm\:nt • • • • Paprr ~co1\laan1f\I three ni•htt'
rc:Cc1ptS -S O .~2 -were aonc
from an otfae tile drav.-cr at Balboa Beach Mcrnn11k'. 601 ftalboJ
Blvd ,. • • • 1be w1ndow ol 1v.u homes an 1hc
l«lO block Of W1ndtr1rd lane were
tlkJC with I 88 auft. ' .. . .,. atumanum ma1lht1' ,. ... ,
kDodrell off us but 1n 1he 300 blot•
ol EJ Modtna ~'nl~ poaabt~ b') I
car. ~ ... A •~~~s: =i:SK=-~i.: , .. = ... 102 w. Ck9 . ··~ 5JllJD-•·······-· ........... p1mrt••
Orenge Cout DAILY PtlOT /ThUrldey, M8rdt 30, 1111 A8
I
tel n car stopp d after ch
~ JAMT ZIMMlltMAH l ~e\\C\OJ i.: r dealership Sunda) ind put
Of .. ~,......, 700 m1IC\ on 11 dunna tht la\t t\\o da\
1 he \chick had I total ot 1,100 miles On Ft"e JU,enilcs v.erc '>loppcd in Hunt· tht• odomcu:r "hen impounded b> polite.
1ngton Beach and taken Jnto cus1_od)' r-!'rly Nc"Jl0r1 Rcac:h police '>pokesman Bob
Tut."iday b) a Ne~pon Beach pohcc o01cer Oa~le\ !>lid. ~ho follo~ed their stole~ car as tt raC'cd at • , lo"c first polled 1he \C'h1('fe pt'\.'<.1m1
100 mph dov.:n Pacific< oast H1ihwa~ • · at ubout 60 mph "~'tbound on Balboa
• .\ 16-)f'ar...olJ Paramount male. a 16-BOuk"ard n('ar 41 t. trect. Thcl ord then
)t'&r...old Lakrwood mal~. a 1•-)car'"-0ld turned onro we\tbound < oo t l-h&h"-a}
Long Beach male. a I 5-)ear-olJ San Pcdm ~ Lowe follov.t·d, tlw. ford krpt
female and a I 5·)ear--old BellOo\\er female 1ntrea)10a m peed. ucrnrdina to lht• police
were w..to to Ju\en1lc Hall aftcr-Offi er rtpon. Lo\\e clodcd has own pc.:-cd at 65
Gt'rald l O\\e pulled their 1989 ford P1 obe to 70 mph and the car continued to pull
o"er at Pacific: Coa t Highway and ahead. reaching un e tamated 95 to 100 Golden~e\t Strttt about 4 a.m. mph. Oalley saaJ
In int ~icws. tbe tttns told officl"~ the) l o"c de-t·ided not to engage in · a
tole the brand·ncv.: 'eh1clt' from a danjlcrou~ huth-pe d pu~u1t or the car . ~
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MIA funeral
Leo •nd l!lanor Cordova (sea ted) are surrounded by famlly and
. friends during graveside services Tuesday for their son, M•J· S•m
Cordova, a Marine pflot who w•s shot down over Laos durln9 the
Vletn•m War. Cordova was a teacher at Haven View School In
Huntington Beach In 1968 when he joined th• Marines. He was
kUl•d In 1972. Cordova·s remains, which were recovered late l••t
yea;, were burled at Desert Memorlal Pvk near l'•lm Springs.
and oplN to -amply follow at. ''It v.-a n't
\\Orth chasing someone at 100 mph for
s~ang. ., Oakley ~td.
The Ford finall} \lowed down at L ke
'treet an Huntanaton Bea h. Lo"e pulled
the dm·er over at Goldcn\\oest litre-et
The I 6·)'ear...old Pa ramount youth wa
dnvmg ind had no dmer'\ license. He
m1t1all)' told the officer the rord was ht
mother' new car
ttowe\er dunng ub..equcnt 1nter-
"1cw • the Juveniles told officttr. they stole
the f'ord Probe and a pack up off the lot of
Pacific Ford 1n Lakewood around 11 pm
unda) The )Outh reponedl) obtamed
the 'chicles' ke)'S b) pulhna the ke} lod. t¥> e otT the 'ehtcles and then sma hrng
1 6 j
1 he bo'cs o~n. Oak le\ u id.
rhey rcpone<tt> abinoon..-d 1he pteluap
1n Lona Beach. Oaklc~ said
( rcdit cards found in tbtar poMtllaOft
al o hnlicd the )OUtM to four auto
burglaOC$ "' Long lk~ch, Oallc) said.
The Paramount teen funhcr hfillilcd
about hts alleged pn!\ 1ous cnmes, indud·
ang the shooting of an officer in N~
't'ork' Central Park and 'IOmc 30 to 50
auto thens ance the age of 9. Oakk)' said.
He told oOlcers he planned to rr1um to
Central Parl and l1ll an officer. O.ltlty
said
The )Outh also bragged of dnvina the
Ford .Probe at 145 mph 1n a ~i<kntial are:i. 0 kky S31d ·
•\,
County judgeshiJJ~.
to be filled, but not
expanded, Duke says
ly JANET ZIMMERMAN
Of IND.ii>' l'llOt St_.,
Gov. George Deulml'Jian aid WcJnc .
da> he "'ould fill all a' aalablc Supcnor
Coun JUd&eshap) an Or:in'e ( ount). but
could not appoint C\tra Judge-. "11hou1
a tron b} tht" Leg1 lature
The l)ranfc Count) Bar As~cx 1:u1on
filed a federa la" u1t Tuesda~ a ling that
more JUd&es be appoanted to reduce the
backlog oT c1' 11 ca)C U\\31t1fli tnal The
u11 names CXulmeJian .\<> cmbl)
peak~f \\~the Bro"n ().; n Francisco.
and SC' cral other ta~ oOicul' a~ dl'l~n·
dants
.. We're ccn:unl\ p.oing to till all the
p<>SlllOnS that arc U\31fable t'llhcr po'I·
1t1on that ha'e hl.'t'n created ncv. po'i-
1t1ons. or 1f there ha'c been an) rt•tlrl'·
mcnts or cit'' at1on\ ·· ..aid Dculm•J1an
v. ho ~a an Lo Angele' tor a lunc:hc(rn an
Koreato"n
"I think ma) be "hat thl'\ 're J ling for''
po'i1trons 0' er and .1~H e 1hat." he \t\td
.. The)' would ·ho' c to get lega lat1on
cnactc.:.'<1 in order to create tho e ..
C" 11 di putc uike an a"crage of three
cars to get 10 tnal an Orange Count'
'upenor Court and of\cn ac; man) the
said Michael (1:wn. pre 1dent of the b.ir
a oc1auon
That u"crload t1 <.:aused h} the tate'11
failure to estabhsh the ncC"tkd 1ud1c1al
po 11100' and till C\lsttng 'a<.'anc1e\
according to the ult. tiled T ue'ld~} 1n l ~
Oastnct Coun. ··our dda~ as .itgnificant.. :uni u·~
1mpaning the ah1ht\ o1 our c1t11en\ m
Orange Count' tu haH· lair and ('\!ual
aet-c c; to tht• coun<' Ci:111n c,aad.
( 1v1t C'tses. t"<l()l-Ctall\ thtl"' an~''" in
perwnJI inJu~. 31'\' mmt alk<'tt-J ~' the
lac k of Judges. the pl:un110 contend
Ph1l11p ( O\. the Orangt• Count' \4-
pcnor C oun pn.•.,1d1ng Judge v. ho o 'llKn''
c1\ll case to a 10-/uJgt pand. said hr
hope thcla" u1t\li1l bnngUlll"ntaunlotht•
numerous ca~'\ awallu}i tn.il.
L.ach Judge has a c J -;~· hal l..tog of 'U to N>
do' 'l, C'oir. smd Thi~ week, hC' assigned
enough c1v1l ~a cs to bnng the JUr) trial
bad.IQ& to 563 )S for the c1\1 I JX}nel and
many of tho!>e c scs '"ere tiled an 1984.
Onl) Lo >\ geles upcnor Coum
surpas Orange ount) court m the
number of case a 111ng tnal. according
to the" law u11 A 987 state Judicial
( ounc1l repon quoted the ba associa·
lion fo und ~hat mo~ than . Cl\ 11 cases
\\ere a\liJlllnJ tnfl.
The Los An.gek Count) Bar socta·
11on ucd the tate m No' ember I Q87,
mt11>...in 1m1l11r alll-galaons The dt pule 1
pendrng 1n federal court
Both the Orange and Lo .\ngeles count)
la" u1t chaJlcnic as unconstllut1onal a
t:ue &o' cmmcnt rode lam11ana the
numtx-r of JUdg~ that count1e are •
allo"cd The rule atlo" 59 JUnst in the
upenor Lourt. and fiH~.-ln..th.c appcllat
court .
r unding for the coun 1s \hared by the
1.1tc and local goH~rnments. < O\ said tfae RepuhhcM--donunated
count~ get(l hon""·hangcd b) the Demo·
<.:mt ac·controllcd · Lcg1i.latutt.
"Tall to leadcN tn the A scmblv and
natc:" 1and the) '11 \3} that) af )-ou ~nd u
J tcw r~mocrat >Ou might be able to get
more \OlCC and hll\.C mor~· Judge ap.
pointc.:-d." Co\ -.aid.
Rut 11 'pol~man-!Or ~ukmcJ11n'')
oOicc Slid the bar a ~lion wa to blame
for the \hnn c
"tf the Or. nge l ount~ B: r belie\ Cd 1
thl" tame that aJd1uonal Judicial po 1tion
"ere OC);:¢ss;in &he\ hould h:.' e done a
tx'tter JOb of lohh' 1ng the Lct1sl: tu re." r~ukmc;ian .,pok man Tum Sccrmann
\.aid
But t:dmond < onoor. a C o<>aa l\k
I "'er "ho drJt\t'd the 13" ult. );Hd tht"
l t·ai ,lature ,., not thl· an '>'er.
"\\ c 1houttht rt " an appropnatr
01t'.1,urt· 10 pur'>Ul' through tht' coun 'lnte
the L'"11\la1urc hasn't . Ii tencd to our
ronccrn or nC"c-d .. l onnor ).31J
Tilt' odaiN .Pn.s ud City 'e•s
St-nl~t' eodtribt1tt'd to t~is Nporr.
Judge won't limit Kraft testimony Firm can't
store toxic
chemicals
I By RANDA CARDWELL
C1iy-.~•
\n Or.rnRd ount\ \111"11:11\11 < 11urtJuJg1
\h•dnc'lda) rdu~d "' gr.int n dl'tl·n~
rcquc.: .. t to lanu1 tht• tt'\lllllon' 11t " I on~
llc:J\:h man "ho " \)I\ tnJI tor I<>
homo '\Ual murder' 111 k" than h.111 ul
thl• ,1a1r1ng<>
\ttorm·" tor Rand' t-..r.111 -'~. hJd
v.antC'd thl· JUdgl' to hnrn their d1c.:·nt"-.
J)<Withlc tl''itrmoO\ 111 li'l ''' thl' lfl
murder' ant.I ll.1r pm,,·, u111r' lr<1111 , '"" c'amtnin~ Krall .1txnn thl· I I othl'•
~la\ '"ll'·
"I ha'r .1 pruhkm \\1th ,k,adinf 1n .1lhJri~c: .rnd m.1ling a 1ullnj thJt "oulJ
1'1nd thl· prP\l'(Utwn.' Judge Don.lid .\
\1lC. artin -.aac.:I "\\ho ~nu"' "h.1t'' going
to hJprx·n an l'"''' t'\Jmmatmn' I JU\I c.:lun't 1h1nl 1t', prup1:r lor the 1..ourt to
null.' .1 ruling."
"'-raft. a lormcr t'nmputer prugrammc.:•1
h.l\ nnt tJh•n till' \tJllU 10 hi\ tn.11 . \\ h1d1
tx~n la't I 11\ .rnJ 1 alrl'3d\ orw ol thl
mt"t npc.:n'l'l' ,111111nal traJI' 111 < 1la
l11rn1.1 hl'hll''\
tk·lorl· \1d ;utrn 1\\lll'd hi\ ruh n~.
dl'll'll'i\' Jtlmm·' \\ 1111.im J t-..opcn' hlld
thl· uJgl· 1h.1t 1t t-..rJh'' tcstamum "·''not
hmlll'\J hl· protlatll' "oulJ not tt'\111'
\1 r( arttn a\'iured thl' Jctrn'lt· th.11 1t
"-rah te uticJ hl' '>'ould be" 1lhnJ to ~reA
the 1c 11mon' JnJ hold J hcarm J"·"
from thl.' Jun belore am 4uc)t1on) could
hi.· a~lc.:-d about tht" 11 uthcr C3"4:.,
t-..ran "a .lm\tcJ \1a, 1.i. t~ '· aticr < Jhfomia H1gh\\<l\ Patrol olfaer\ "ho"d
pulkJ ham tner on thl· ln"'·"J~ for erratll
drn mg found J dead \1ann1..· in thl.'
pas.\Cnger 'lt'Jt ol ha' lJr
II "r"ft Iii con\lcted f'fl1\I,' UIMS h:"l."
... 1u.J thn "'" prc-.cnt l' 1Jen\'c dunnr .1
Jt•Jth penalt) hcanng thJt alk~l·dl' hn~'
ham to •t kJ'lt 2\J othl·r murder'
Marine' s death penalty verdict upheld
Clry News SeNlce
The f;I I mo \l.mnc.:• C 111p' \11 "'·ll•on\
comm.1nd1n11i:n, r.11 r ul·'d·•' urhdd the
de3th pc:n:ilt~ "c:rd1ct Im ,, \1.mrw ,un·
'1c1C"d ot murdcnng ht'i prl1!n:int "all' to
collect SS0,000 an 11l\u1;111,' m111w'.
Comn)andani C1cn ll.I' I' M1lk1 J •.
tC"rm1nNtht'(OUrt marn tc,1n,1d11mand
n1eni.:1n1 ot 'I t lo ph I h<'m.a' \,.,,
properly <'lmrd out
Thoma.' wu lounll •utll' IJ\I :"'owm·
bcr of tx•J1 1nit h" "1lc, Melinda kan
f hmllJ\, '>'Ith ,I tm: lrlln and then tf)tng 111
't l. hc1,if.uh111 u lil"r) l arcrash t~rolll'\t
a hie 1n\\11.1n,'I.· rx>h''· I !er ~)\j\ "I\ \ll"KmCred Oc.:"\. ~ IQ~.,
an the c.h:irr"'' \\f\"'(J. &e of the cuupk' ~u1ul1 ~mui;u at the be.mom ofa ()l).f0u1
c.:mNo .. rnc.·nt alun& Ortcp H11h~•' JU\t
OUt'1JC th . Or.in r ( ount\ ho(','
\ n1n\.' mcmhcr m1h tai) pan~l ot of-
ht"Ct') J111J cnh'lt«I mc:n con\ 1Cted Thoma'
lll'r a month ol lOUrl·martaal t~t1mon~ at
the El Tom \fannc \latle>n
Thom3\. ~ho has 'ltnt:c remamcd "111
ht-tran fcm'd this "cc~ tu lhc L ') .\rm~
()ctent1on hnhl> at Fort l e&\env.orth
lun
tic has bO da}s to appeal MtllC'r''
,1rus1c.,n. and then the ca ""'" be
loNardC'd to lhe (ourt or M1hlar) r-
pcal'> Thomas has the option 1,.11 appcahn1
the\ erd1('t all the v. ' 10 the l \ \upremc
oun.
By LESLIE EARNEST
\n arpc3I h' Dc"c) P~t ( ontrol tCl
\tort" IO\I t:hcm1cal m an e:(1 ttn
1'u1ld1n@ near a ~tream that run aJon
I .aguna ( .anHin Road "as 'unan1mousl~
rl'Jl'l tcd \\ eJm·~a' b~ l'Ount~ upcr-
' !\Of'.\
I he.:· (X'\l tontrnl comp:in~ 's propo'31
"hu.h liN c:amC' bclorc the county'
f n' 1mnml·ntal \tanagc:ment o.\genc) le '
than a )l"3r Jg(\ \\a\ rCJ~tcd b) the Orangt•
< nunt) Plannrng C omm1 c;1on in Fcbru-
.lf \ ( ounl\ 'utx•n ''o" urh1..·ld that dcmal
· \\ c.:'<Jnc'lda\
( an,nn rc'>•dl·nt'I. 'llOW of \\horn at
tc.: mkJ \h·dnc,J.ay \ mcc11ng. s:ud the'
teared thl l on-.c:quenn-s of ha' ana t0'9t
lhcm1\al\ 1n an 31'\.'3 that Oood 1egularh
''I'm \Cl') pka\Cd ..aad Laguna Be h < ounlalmun Dan J...t·nnl'' "ho attt"ndetl
tht" mCl't1ng ·1than~11 offc~ at ka t mt·
p1ot~11on w thClll' ol ~una Rea h."
lfatarJtlu\ ma11..·nal'S cann<ll ht-\torcd in
an r('a th.it "Jn1gn;atl'1 a Oood pl. m.
"-1:nnc' 1W11J
wa am:st J at ' 15 rm I uc\Ja)
/' ••• Ruf'llJr pned open a k1tc.::h~n
parked an the ~71)0 hi k ot \olan:i "c ta mat~ at 1 1~
Wa) on 1 uc~a\ anc.l then tkd
llun\in~ton Beach
\ man ahOut 1 wa"' of. too~ nc"' 19 'lhluc\an'tor2k tn1nv.11h
a ..alc1iman hom uth ( <"1't Do cat
Bruukhul'~\ \tn"\'t and \~m~ ' -
cnur. The man druppieJ the ~ksmun ofT an the JOUOO bfod, of tlol.,urn
Drt'c and tticn allc'g('JI~ Jro, e oil
'°lo an th\' m"" 'an
••• #
motori t ,..,J that a man ~1th
kNWl baar and a rd WI\ dn \ 1111.
rccilc•ti>: on Warner 'cnUt. ca t of eKifk CtlMt Hi$hwa). \\h n ~ht ~. the man •'flape')l;(I" her on
alld thn tried IO nan htf car off tht'
rmd.Wlal4. •iJ • ~ h*~ aa untcrled pr·
• in lhc I 6000 bled ()( ·~ l.anc and 9'0le ~ atl.itd 1t 600. I S2 blt\n)'. CM'ltf Ind. S20 JOkkrint sun. ••• ~nt 1n tlw 9000 block ur
'°"8 l>ri' e Yid lhM WWlai pcopk' •
'"a btacl ~olksW11tn R.Ubit Clrovc
lfOUftd the rKl&hhortlood. thoot1"1
"1ndow an thr I ~Oil() hl\x.'k ol
I lunt1n&ton \ 111 Un<' .rnd tok a
100 1 ~k' 1 1un \C'I, S l ~O "C R a
S j(X) computtr pnlt l&nd 0 S40U
autom ti haOO,un
La~tm• ~·~h
Polit"«: rt•ce1H'd a ft'pon of v.h;u
apfl('ar"-J lo bf a dclld boJ)' 1n a tidd
ut C>..-1 \tar \\Cnue and Santa \na
~tr ·1 on lundl) aftcrmlOn. Ho"·
(''\.Cf, v.hcn ofTI~~" am~ro. the\
tnunJ a woman l)•"I undc=r a tarp.
\h,· w~' bookrd for pubh 1n&n\lla·
tu in. • • • \lndll da~ &wo "dudn
puktd 1n the IOOOtikdOf'Van O)ke
l>rh c on T unday. • • • Pbtta" •Ttt catted IO tllc )0() btoct of (o79Mtl Smet~__. 10 p.m.
TUHda httc • ~ ... ad and
1111frieDd wa'C a.bra llld .. •
domC'Slk dalpU~. • • • ~ CTMMcl aneo a ~ •
co .. ta ''{''1\ ' , < o ta '-k i hth hoot "'"'' brokt'n tntobet\\l.-Cn IOp m. Mood.~
and6a m. Tut"~~.SOmconehao\:c.:•a
window to cntt'f lht' ~hoot. I :atcd at
~6. I air' atv; ROOM.i. fhe intrulkt
rummaged thr ugh ~t ~ but thrre
~err no ~pone.'\! lo' '· •••
T \\0 btC\dC\ v; llh I IOI I \ lu" ol
$3.?7. v. ·ft tolcn from a h ~ro
p naat 1n the I bl ~ of rnotJ
\l:nuc. Tilt burilar cut 1 pldlocl to
pin cntcy 1n10 the aanec bftwcrn I l p.m. ~onda ind 7a:m. Tuetdl • • • • car ~ wn atOltn 1n thf
bl«k oH ~arr SWtt bclWttn 6 p m
Mondi) Md tdO .a.;m. 1~~. ~ ........ ~ ..
~cat tht<Mi• Kn,,. the ~.n-· vuc\ Ud toc>l tht tart. Tiie 'dlld\ ~fftid bttwem 10 am,
Fridly.-d I a.• iftlllfiln'. TM._
Fountoin \ ollt')
lmcon bk"' out the 1cn ~ar
"ando'' 01 :i 19 5 Honda 1\it:
p.ark:C'iJ m the 9000 block of G1r~n1
hcnur ~1th a 88 gun earl fUttday
morn101 ....
moto11 t put S' ~orth ot pt. •n
hl\\::lr butdro\('8W3)' w1UU.lUl pe\t~
a1 lJna~al gas \tahon at tbs
81'\..'0khur\t 'it at 11 I m. ~).
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' Or8nQI CoMt DAILY PILOT I T!'M,nday, March 30. 1989
Drug money-1.aundering rlng)U ted
• WA HINGTON (AP) -Federal
authonties have smashed a bilhon-
dollar international operation
laundennf drug monc) and forced
Colomb.a s Medellin cartel to alter
the wa)' it handl~ drug profits. the
Justice Dcpertment ~id Wednesday. Attorney General Dick
Thornburgh. FBI Dlrcctor William
Sessions and other top law enforce-
ment officials said their "OperatJon
Polar Cap" has cndcd with charges ap1nst 127 people and two Latin
American banks. Most of the charges
related to cocaine possc~ion and
distribution and money laubd ering.
But Justice officials said one of the
defendants. Eduardo Marunez,
eluded capture in Panama by the
Panamanian Otfcnsc FOf\u aRcr he
holed up in a bank then: Wcdntsdly.
U.S. authorit1~ had relied on the dcfen~ forces for assistance, (k,pite
the fact tt 1s headed by Panarnaanian
Gen. Manuel Noriega, who is himself
under a federal indictment for drua traflicking.
Charles Saphos. chief of the Justice
Dcpanment's narcotic~ and danger-
ous drug section. said the Pan-
amanian Defense Forces had de-
tained Manmez's private plane that
he had flown to Panama Caty as well
as his pilots are are ''hoping he'll
come back" so the) ean arttSt him.
Thombuf'lh called the 1nve t1.,a-
tion "the laricst money-laundering
crackdown ever carried out b) the
Ala~J<a beginning
cri'minal prob~ of
worst U.S ·. oil spill
VALDEZ, Alaska (A P) -Desper-ate fishermen in a fleet or small boats
Wednesday fought the nation's worst
oil spill with booms, rakes and
shovelSi while state officials launched
a criminal investigation into the
disaster.
Meanwhile, a harbor pilot and
Coast Guard official told in-
vestigators they smeUed alcohol on
the breath of the tanker's captain
before and after the vessel ran
aground Friday in Prince William
Si>und. a federal official said.
But both agreed that Exxon Valdez
Capt. Joscpfi Hazelwood appeared competent, said William Woody.
chief of the four-man National Trans-
portation Safety Board team assigned
to the disaster. As the I 0.1 million-gallon spill
spread over more than 500 square
miles, a fo rmer top pon official
charged that cutbacks had left oper-
ators of the Pon of Valdez with ill-
maintained boom • no barge to take
on oil and virtually no properly
trained people to respond to the
disaster. At least 40 people and five fishing boats were sent to protect one of the
world's largest sal.~n hatchenes at
Pon San Juan. Ot~ vessels made a
stand at.Eshmay Ba) and Mam Bar.
·The spill 1 all O\Cr Pnncc Wil-
liam Sound." Gov. 1eve Cowper
said. ..It 1s head1..>d for Montague
Strait."
foderal government " Agents se11cJ a half ton of cocaine and S4S million in t·a h, JC\o\-els and
real estate. and filed civil acuonc; 1n an
cftort to.seJZc as much as $412 million
more in assets of the banks. Hanco de
Occidente of Panama and Banco de Occidente of Colombia, that arc
deposi~ ln U.S. bank accounts.
The o~ration, reat'h1ng aero s the
Untted tatcs into South menc:l
and to England. had duttt lit to the Medelhn drug cartel of olombm and
laundered S 1.2 b1llton over t\o\-O )'C3rs, Jusuce Dcpanment officials \81d.
The cartel is re ponsible for as
much as 80 percent of. tht cocaine
nowmg lntG the Unned State ac-
cording to fedtral drug officials.
First off
ConlOf't J. the nation's first
lken1ed com••rca.1 rocket,
leaves White Sandi MIHH•
Range._N.M~ on Tuesday for
15-mlnut• fllght.
" I here 1s no m0tt efTecm·e "'a)' to
deal "ith the business of dru&
traflkkif than to take the profit out of
It. That i what ha1 haJ>PCned with O~rauon Polar Cap:· Thombur&h said et a news conference. "I think it's fair to describe this
operation asa 'cry hoshlc takco,erof
a mQJOr money laundenng oper-
ation ' he said. U.S. officials said the laundenn1
operation playeJ a siinificant role in the handlinaofthe cartel's illegal drug
proceeds and was known within the
drua world as "The Mine."
gents learned of the nng while
operaong an undercover money-
laundering operation of thcLr own tn
tlanta.
Bush r~jects tax
break for private
school tuition
WASHI NGTON (A P) -Presi-
dent Bush said Wednesday that
parents don't deserve a tax break for payi ng tuition to send their childr<[n
to private schools. "Can'tafTord t0f1o
that." he said.
"Everybody hould support the
public school } tem and then. 1f on
top of that, your parents want to hell
out tu1t1on in addnion to the tax money that's their ng,ht," Bush told a
studcn1 group. "But f don't thtnk the~
lihould get a break for that."
He said "I\ as the obligation of all
taxpa}er 10 support a public educa-
tion S)Stem."
The Reagan admrnistrauon had
supported the idea of tuition tax credit~ for parents ~ho send their
children to private schooh. but
dropped the idea 1n a ma1or o"crhaul
of the tax ~ystcm.
Masi.em leader, aide shot dead at Brussels mo~que
BRUSSELS, Belgium (A P) -The leader of
Moslem s in Bel.Ji um, the Netherlands and Luxem-
boura and his aide were shot and killed Wednes-
day, five weeks after the imam distanced himself
from Iran's death sentence for author Salman
Rushdie.
imam's office in the mosque. police said.
No one im mediately claimed responsibili ty,
and no arrests were made. Police said there were no
witnesses and that no one heard the gunshots.
On Feb. 14. Iranian rcvol ut1onaf) patriarch
Ayalollah Ruhollah Khomeini issued a death
sentence for Ru shdie for "The atanic Verses." a
novel many Moslems consider blasphemous.
Imam Abdullah Al Ahdal, 36. a Saudi Arabian
and moderate Moslem. and ale:m El Behar, 40, a
Tunisian who headed the Brussels mosque's social
services and library. were shot at close range in the
The two men each were shot in the head and in
the neck, police said. Unconfirmed reports said
three hooded men were seen jumping from a 'an. entering the mosque and then coming out again:
The bodies ~ere found by members of the
Islamic communit y early Wednesday evening.
In a Feb. 20 1n1erv1ew on RTBF. Belgium'\
French-lan,uage tclev1s1on network Ahdal agreed
that Rushdie's book was blasphemou\.
• But he satd of Khome1n1's death sentence:
"One should not ha .. e done that Rushd1<' should
have been a~l..ed to repent··
irst Semi-Annua l
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& MINERAL SHOW .
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Friday~ l\1arch 31 I -oon to 7 f>.m.
turday, April I sl -J 0 a.m. lo 7 p.m.
unday, April 2nd -JO a.m. to 6 p.m.
O\ier 50 national & local arti li, deaJers & ·<'raft peoplt> "ill
present arb & ('raft of gemolog). 'upplibt. bead and rou@:h
material for sale. 1
COSTA ~IESA FAIRGRO . ~os
88 Fair Drill'-Bldg. #16 751-324i for fud~r info.
3 .00 Admi~ion or 2 for 5.00. children under 14 I~
DOOR PRIZES! ADMJT ONE FREE WITH TH I AO Lil'
2 5 bills introduced
to aid the homeless
SA RAMENTO (-\P) -Dcclar-"The homcle~s problem toda) 1\
.mg 1989 the year the state Legislature tht' mo t visible and troubling
deals efTectivcly with homclessnc·s,, evidence of this state'' afTordablc
16 lawmakers on Wednesday offered housing crisis." Sen Lero) Gl\.-enc.
their "best ideas" for helping on l>-L-Os Ang('k\ \aid at a Cap11C1I news
cM1mated 250.000 Cahfornaans Ii'-conforcnct-.
mg in shelters and on tht' strtcts "£ stamatc\ofthc homt'k' range an The package of 25 bills b) the lhe st.tt(' of California from I OU,000
b1pan1'3n coaltuon includes \late to 250.000 These figurec; mclu<.le
loans for people faung foreclosure on peopll' II\ ini '" automobile~. under
their homes. a tax return c:hcck-011 bridge and in cardboard bo\es Onl'·
box to raise funds for cmei:Jenq third of theo,e are fam1hcc; ~•th shelte~ and a "Just-one-break' pro-children ..
gram to help the homeless find JObs
Other bills would toughen tenant "I ha .. r been an the C ap1tol many
protection against unfair t>v1ct1on. umes dunns the past few >tare; on allocate more ~tatc fund~ for lo~-different lcg1 lata~e 1 ucs and this 1
income hou!lang. allocate $5 million the first efTon I ha'c seen thnt t.1ckk,
for homeless health care. expand the (homele sncs ) problem in an
housiq St'rviccs for <\ID · \ICttm orpnued fa h1on:· said Capt. Hal
and require schools 10 make sure mnh. commandina officer of the ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~:;~ •h•om .. e.le•ss•~•h•i•ld•re•n•g•e•t•a•n•e•d•uca .. 11•o•n• ... Sa .. 1• .. a•t•1o•n•A .. rm .. >•1n ... c.ra•n•1•cn•1•0• ... •
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Featuring ...
Nautica Sgring C<?llection
Reagan bal~s at being
witness at Nor:th's trial
WASHINGTON (AP) -A fo rmer Just1~ Dcpanment oflic1sl testified
at Oh\ler North's tnal Wednesday
that in thcearlyfronticsearch for fact about the Iran-Contra afTaar. no one
bothered to ask the bo -Prc\idl'n' Re-.pn -about a possibly 1llra,al
1985 arms h1pmen1 to I ran.
"01d anybOdy think 10 ask th1
man ~ hetber he appro~ed the tran~
fer of m1u1IC1?"' as led onh 's law>cr
Brendan Sulhun. Potntma to an
easel whcrt' he had ""nnen in 2-mch· ht~ letters.: "PR . '
.. The question1na of the pre 1dcnt
was '°"" to come aner we had quesooned cvCI) bod> clic. •• satd Charle!! Cooper, a former top aide to
thcn·A ttomc) General Edwin Meese
Sulhv n's intense cros -exam1n-
;i tlon of Cooper underscored tht
·def en 's cfTon to h:ive the formrr
pre 1dcnt appear 1n coun tote t1fy for
the former White House aide Nonh
ha ubpC>Cnatd Reaaan but U.S.
District Judar Gerhard A. Gesell ha
not ruled whether be will cnfortt the
ummon .
Rcapn's laW)er fi~ a paper' wi th
the court Wcdn~> tnst lint that
Nonh's dcfendtrs say pttei~I> wh>
they want him a a w1tne and what q~ tion the> will a k.
The Ju tice Depanmtnt fikd coun
pepcn .scektn& to ~uasb North's su~ for R~n • appm:an«, suucstana wnllcn mterroptonn as
an altemauve.
Half bf poor Americans
very young or very old
or• 632
1J TM A911U'ted
Govemment joins suit aplnst Utton
LOSANGELES -Tkto"crnment hHJOintda ··v.h1stkblo"tr" la~'IUt
that accu1n Litton lndustnn Inc. of uvcrchara.in& tht Pc.•nusaon S2S mllho
for computer work, accordma to c.:ourt documents unscaled Wcdneida[ 1
Justice ~partmcnt dec1S1on 10 intervene in the suit t» 11 former auo
employee 1nd1cates government invc~t1aatol'\ ~l1evc the nlft"&Jtton~ may hi\
merifhe 5u1t flied in pnl 1988 b) former Litton managtr Jam~ C~non
alleges that the compan y in effect charaed the aovemmenl for work It dtd fi
commercial custom er' us1na the same computer system. L111on pok ma
John Thom dented wronJdoina by 1he Beverly H11Jc;.b_a\Cd c.ompany. hie
makes cltttronic navipt1on and control gear for a vanety of m1lit1 j)lane
and missile~.
Assault weapon ban advancing
SACRAMENTO-The t~o lawmakers ~hose bill ~ould 'inually b3
many assault weapons said Wcdncsda) the public suppon the> arc ~t~n ~ov.:s that the 1un lobby is not a~ potent a, once feared_. ·r he . atlonal'R1n
Auoc1at1on 1s "fast bccomina the most unpopular orpniuuort tn 1~ state o California," Senate President Pro Tem Da,1d Robert• told a< ap1tol new
conference. R.obeni 0-Lo Ansclcs JOked that the NRA 1s sho~1ng up~ pubh
op1n1on poll~ "below the Lq1~laturc and used cardl'alcrs "The ~ I'd othc
gun -.roups have steadfast!) opposed the a~sault weapon bills mo' ma throu
the Legislature, panicularl)' the bano, on 1hc manufacture and le of m n
m1htary-stylc nflcs. shotguns and pistol~ 1n the bill b> Robcn1 an
Asscmbl)man Mike Roos, 0-Lo Angeles.
Self-destruct video tapes stucfled
SAN FRl\NCJSCO -In a' th rowback tO the "Mis ion lmpos 1blc'
television scrae . a ma1or film com~ny plans to tes1-m:ir1<e1 a "' eoc~ sett
thot wi ll self-destruct after the movie's been watched a set numbc
MGMUA Home Video has decided 10 test the -d1c;posablc" ta~ th1
summer 1n an undisclosed city, according to Herb Fischer. vice president o
sales and markcung. The m1ss1on of the new v1deoca~..cttc -houldstud10
decide to accept u -will be to increase supply and thereb) sol"c fru trat10
rompant among movie renters nauon"'1de who enter .. 1<leo 1ore'I onl) 10 fin
a hot new release unavailable. Retailers lose anywhere from 5-20 percent an business OC'1:3USt" frustrat
customers who cannot find their first-choice mo .. 1e leaH! without rcntin
anything. A reuuJ outlet currently JXl)S more tha11 S60 for a mo .. 1e utlt an
cannot afTord to stoc~ it m depth. Howe' er. with the disposable ta
programmed at 20 plays, th.at rctaaler could bu) the sam~mo' 1e for about S -Skipper who abandoned refugees to retire
SAN DIEGO -A Navy captain convicted of dereliction of dot) fo
faili ng to rescue V1et'lamese refugees adnfl 1n a JUnk says he' quitting th
service because he doubts he'll ever again ~t lhc chanc<' to command a h1
Balian wa~ convicted last month in a court man1al at ub1c Ba)' Na,al Ba,'it' 1
the Ph1hppmes. The coun man1al found that Bahan failed to gave adequate at
to the refugees.
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Physicians back patients' suicides
BO TON -Doctors cnn eth1call~ help 1erm1nall) 111 patient 'omm1
suicide by prescnbing sleepma psll'I or other drugs and telling them what. do
~,11 end their lives. a panel of prom1r\ent doctor~ concludes Doctors as 1 un
patients in su1c1des "1scertatnl) not rare" although the) don't of\en t31k abou
11. the sroup said T.he su1c1de gu1dehne1 were part of a report outLirung docto
ropons1b1ht1e) tov.ard their d)tni patients Amona other 1hmg..c;. 1he pape
urged doctors to 11vc ~uch f>?llents a\ much paJn mcd1C'mc a' the} nttd 1
rclie .. e their sufTcnng. e'en 1flt hastens tht'tr death\
Bush to seek pay raises
WA HI GTON ...: President Bush on Wcdnesda~ t"mbrnced a pma1
comm1s ion's report callina for fedl·rc1I pa) 1ncn·a\C'S M -,cl) umd~" an~ ~1
h<' Wtll promptl) 8Sk (. ongn: S tO ra1 the p3~ oftO(lCACCUll\l' bnanch on1~1JI
..cn:nors rcpresentatl\e"i and Judge .
Bu .h spoke after recc1"1ni the recommendations of the N31ton
Com m1ss1on on Public ~rvacc. a 36·mcmber panel headed b) former J cdc
Re rvc Chairman Paul Volckcr The group called for stcJ)\ 10 mak
government JObs more aurnct1ve. including a pa) raise nearly as large "" th
one C'ongre)\ l"llcd last month af\cr publi<. outcnes O\er 1t\ maan1tudc
Nazi death camp guard deported
WA HI NGTON -A formtr ~ gu.ird nt the .\u\Chw1t1 dl'ath c:am
dunng Worl d War II who had been lmng tn the Un11cd State' for the pa I l
}cars ha hccn deponed to Au 1ria. Attomev Oentral Die~ T homburg
annountcd Wednesda\ Josef Edcrt. 65. "ho had been laving tn La Puent
{ ahf.. new out of the country Tues<.ln) n1gh1 The deport1111on "
accomplished throuah the cffons of Ju.,tace Department omc1:il Mtchncl
Bern tetn. who was 1:1lled tn the De<' 21 I 988 e\plo son o( l>an .\mcma
Fhght IQl over. otland fhombullh 1d
Low-fat diets not good for babies
WA Ill (,TON -Hiah-fiber <.hcts that are lov. 1n fat and choir trrt
may be health) lor adults 6ut not for bab1c a cordm1 to mf:int d1t"ta
gu1dchnc released Wednesday b a ma,or bJb~-food m11 .. rr and endor.ed b
federal nu1n11on officials and pcd1atnctan"i In fact. diets ~ommended fi
adults may actualJy retard arowth 1n b:lb1c.'\ and toddlers b) den 1n them th h1Jh~neray food they need, the p1deline1 >
The rttommendatton "'ere dc\leloprd by Gerber Produ t o and draw
from pubh hed tatements of the mer1can i\cadcmy of Pcdsitnc, and th
mencan Dtetctsc A"i iat1on.
HOHl.D HHll-:1'
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• ANTA CAT RINA PINU LA, G~tcmala -The ao,C'mmcnt la
Wooncsda) promised to replace the warden and aJI pards a& a bC 1eted pn\O
and "ork to reform prisons nauonW1dc 1f armed Jnmatcs s1mcnJcr and
ho .., fr fhe propc> I wa ddiv red b Gon1olo Men~ndu d4" la R"
the auomc) ttcneral for human n~t and chief IO\emrmnt neso11ator, an a
attempt to end thc<kiay-<>ld upn"na and frtthundrcdsof1nmatcund t mt
membc~ 1n the c:ompound
About 110 prisoners ~ho too no pan m the re~lhon C"IC'apcd from t
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Twcnt) fam1l) mcmbc'rs of mmaic trapprd 1n idc ~hen the upm1 tx-aan on Ea tcr unda~ al made their"-•> out.
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MOSCOW -Officilll WOrMd around lk clock Wcdnnctay to rm
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Scientists at MotcOW 1 SDI" Raearth lnsmute. which dodopcd t ~ &o exolott Man and· Phobol. •ti~ moon. p\C a &loom
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LOS ANGE.Ll:.S (AP) -.. Rain
Man," 1h\• 1ory of a tonni\. ma car
salesman who learns to lo"c his
auustac brother, won the OM'ar as best
picture Wcdnesda> night and brought
top honors for aclor Dustin Hoffman
and director Barr} Levin.on. Jodu:
Foster, the v1ct1m of a gang rape in
·· fhc Acc,u\Cd, ·• was named best
actress.
''Rain Man" also brought an a"ard to Ronald Bass and Barr) Morrow for
their onainnl screenplay. bringing ns
total to four Oscars at the 61 st
o\cadem) A"ards. T)ins wilh three
each wef ''Dangerous l1a1sons," 1hc
ornate drama of drawing room s.cduc-
11on rn pR·Rc' olut1onaf) France and
"Who Fr.tmed R<>ser Rabbit." the bnlhant combinauon of h\.e action
and animation.
Geena Oav1 • 1he free-spirited d~
trai ner in "The Accidental Tounst
and Kevin Kline, &he w1ld-c)ed,
O\erscxed safccracker in "A F1sh
( a lied· Wanda," were surpnst "in-
ners in uppomng roles.
"Cruelt y might be human and 1t
~light be cultural, but it:S not accep-
table. and that's wha1 this movie is
about." sa id Foster. a former child
sta r " ho won her fif'>I Oscar.
·Tm supposed 10 be jaded b)" this
time. but l'm not.'' ~id Hoffman.
"ho also '"On th~ award for ··Kramer '~ Kramer" m 1979. He embraced lo'>cr <Jene Hackman while on his v.:a~ to the tage. where.he basked in a
<11and1ng O\a&ion in tnbutc to his
nt l'llrnlousl) rc~arched ponra}al of
an aut1'1Uc sa'ant. "\\.,• tncd 10 be a~ fa ithful as "C
could and be entertain in"" saad Lc.,. inson oft he low-kc y"Ra1n Man,"
which also started Tom Cruise as
Roff man's brother and has 1ros~C!
S 134.6 m1lhon at the box office.
"Tht 1s reall) about two ac&or~ -
Dustin Hoffman and 1 om Cru1~."
Levinson said. "If 1he) d1dn'1 deh\cr
the pcrformanacc &hey gave, I
wouldn't be up here this e\.cnina ...
"first ofall. I want to thank Anne
Tyler for wntina such a wonderful
book," Davis said in acccptina the flnt prize of the n1&ht at the 61 ~t Aca<km) Awards. Sric has u1d she
read the novel when it was firs&
published and CO\iCted the role of
Munel. · •
The av.ard 10 Davis drew )clps of appro\ial from the audiel\Cc of 6.SOO
in the Shnnc Auditorium. possibly
because the fa"orucs appeartd 10
h.ave been Frances McDormand for
"M1ss1s 1pp1 Burning" and '1gourney
Weaver for "Working Girl "
"This 1s a\ton1shing." s:ud Kime.
who also had not been considered a
front-runner.
"L1a1sons" "'on 0 cars for Christopher Hampton's adap1ation
of his play and for an direction and
costume de ign. ··Roger Rabbit" won
for film cd111 ng. sound effects and
"i ual effec1s. "The Milagro Bcanticld War" "-'On
for best score and "M1ss1ss1pp1 Burn-
ing" for cincmatography."B1rd" "'on
the Oscar for bes1 sound. and
.. BeetleJu1cc" for makeup.
Oscar winners
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·'The winner 1s . ··in fa"or of "And
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More than 1.500 earl} bud fan
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Big winner in
America's Cup
'ruling is ethics
New York's Supreme Coun has affirmed what pons
fans have known ever since the mlSmatched Amenca's Cup
challenac an San Diego last September The coun ruled this
week that the San Diego Yacht Club's 6().foot catamaran was
not a lcpl defender of the Cup against New Zealand' 12)..
foot monohull and that the race was a "gross mismatch."
'I Tributeto
~ deadson
... An)'one who values ethics JI\ spons e.itpected no Ir s
because the two races were simply not fair.
Unlcs the San Diego Yacht Club wms an appeal. us
commodore will have to forfeit the Cup. That would cam an
Diego another entry in thcAmenca's Cuprecord book, but 1t'
not the type of record the club or the city wanted.
However, what San Diego wants 1s a moot point. The
damage is done because whatever the outcome, tt is the first
time in the 138·yti1·r history of the Cup that its rcstine place
between challenges wilt be de termined by a test oflegaht1c~ an
a counroom rather than a test of skills on the high seas.
When stale Supreme Coun Justice Carmen Cipanck
handed down the ruling, she admitted forfeiture of the Cup
was a drastic remedy. But she said she had no alternative
because the races between San Diego's catamaran and New
Zealand's monohull were such a gross mismatch.
San Diego Yacht Club officials disagree and still contend
the deed of gift, which governs the America's Cup races.
makes no design re train ts. The argument might be what the
deed's words say, but it's a hollow argument. Trad111on.
faimcs and sponsmansh1p have to be considered, too. ·
The coun ruled that the boats should have been evenly
matched. Any other ruling would have turned the menca's
Cup mto a mockery; something hke profcsS1onal wrcstltna.
which has a dubious entenaiment value but no ~talus as a
spon. -
This week's ruhng by the New York State Supreme C oun
~is a victory for New Zealand and the Mercury Bay Boating
Club, but theirs as not the b1gges1 victor).
The most 1mponan1 wanner 1s the Cup itself and sailing
enthusiasts around the world because the ruling affirms that
ethics and sponsmansh1p are more 1mpartant that winning at
any cost.
Opinions upressed In thl• apaoe are those of the Daily Pilot Other
vlewsexpreued on thla page are those ol their authoraand artists Aeadera'
commenta are Invited and may be tent to The Dally Pilot. P O Box 1560.
Cott• Meaa 92626.
0 ·1111-:11 \ Ol('l ·:S
Emergency budget reserve
Go . George DeukmeJian 1s taking a lot of heat o'er his
proposed 1989·90 budget. The potshots have been fired b)
liberal Democrats who want to spend evef)thang the> can 'ct
thetr hands o n and from a vanety of people who claim
California had a budget deficit when the 1987-88 fisc.al books were closed last June 30. The governor. meanwhile. 1s
tandrng firm on the idea that state finances are generally an
good shape and he intends to keep them that wa>
At lea 1 fhc highly pubhc1zed budget pronouncements
pictured the state as having everything from a $4 millton
surplus to a $1.4 b1lhon deficit last June 30. When the.true
figures are determined, they wall have imphcauons for th<.'
t 988·89 budget the state 1s now living under and for th<.'
1989·90 budget that lawmakers are now prepanng, •
"If we· do not ee a sattsfactory resolution of this
accountant' debate," Gov. DeukmCJtan reccntl>· told the
California 1 axpa)'CrsAssoc1at1o n. "then I will have 10 u cm>
(veto) pencil to ub tantiall> increase the silc of the prudent
reserve I have already propo ed." It 1 because the governor as so fiscall> consena11,c that
Democrats and other arc squaw"'"&· The> would lo"c to dip
tnto the$ I b1lhon reserve fund Gov. DcukmeJ1an has set aside
each )t'ar for cmcrgcnc1es. But lime and ume again t~
governor's po 1uon wa JU uficd when the fund had to be
tapped bccau of flood . fire and eanhquakc that could
have been C\en more de"astallng had those monies not been
set o 1dr.
IOU\\ l\lllS'l'OH\
Today as Thun.<lay. March 30 the
39th day of 1989 There arc 2"'6 da
ldt an the )tar T~y·i h1&hh&ht an history.
On March 10. H67. lJ ~ Secretary
o( late Wilham II ~\\<oard reached
qrecment with Rus 1a to pureha~
the tcmtory of '\la ka for S 7 2
m1lhon. The deal wti roundly nd1·
cukd m the Un1ttd tatc\ "Seward' Foll)' ...
On this date.
In I 22 flonda t>«ame • l ~
ttfntOI).
In 1842. Dr Crawford \\> I ong of
Jefferson. Oa , first u~ ether a an
anathctac dunna a minor operaoon
In 1 ISi H)man I 1pman ot
Phit.ddDhia patented a pen ti with
u 11tacfatd en1er. In 1170, the I Sth amendment 10
the Conshtuuon, ""nl bla k men
\ht n&l\l tO \.'OlC, WI declared an
c&tt.
In 1170. Ttaa •1l readmitted to
the Union. In 1909. the Oucen~boro Bndic
hnk.int the Ne York City
of Manhattan and Qu«ns. S. theSo\.'tct Union invaded
Auana dunna World Wu II.
In 1964 John Gltnn w1thdmv
f'rom die Otno l'ICC '°"US. nate
...... o( enJunn uffcrtd •n • fall .
In 1971. Ellsworth Bunker m11ncd • U ambeMador &o South Viet·
Tbe Sa<'rameato Valoa
nam. and was sucettdcd by Graham
.\ Manin In 1981. Prt-~1dcnt Ronald Rcapn
and three other men were hot and ~oundcd by John W Hinckle> Jr
outside a Wa h1ngton hotel
In 1982. the space \huttlt-"Col·
umb1a" ended Its third test flight with
a \mooth landin& at White Sand M1ss1lc Ransc 1n New Mt(1Co wuh
amonaut Jack R Lou ma and (
Gordon Fulknon aboard.
In 19 6, actor Jame C'aanc> daed
at his farm 1n tanfonh 1llc. Y .. at
oisc86. In 19 7, the mone "Platoon" won
four cadcm}: ward mclud1n1
lkst Picture of 19 6 Paul cwman w~ named Be t ctorfor"TheC.olor
of Mone>.'' and Marl« Matlin was
named Bt t ctr for"C1111drcn of a
Lesser God" Fi"c )Cln aao Pmtdcnt RoMld Rc111.n formall) ended the . . role
in the muhinauonal ~aet\(ccp1n1
fortt 1n Lthlnon. but $lad an a repof1
to Conarcsi lhat the n1tcd tatn
had not "abandoned" the Ltbenesc.
One )cat aao An auornc) for thc
Rev. Jimmy Sw .... n taid the tclc.
\lfll'hSt •ould return to the pulpit M1y~22. dcf~ina nataon:&J A'ntmbhct
of God church omcaab who had
su pended 1um for 1t lea" a >car,
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SNEAKER OF THE HOUSE 111
Election of Gingrich expected to
reinvigorate two-party sys tern
One of the e~caung opponunaues
that comes wath the pnv1lcic of
servina as )Our congressman ~ lht:
opponun1ty 10 be prescn1 a1 -and
pan1c1patc in -historic event\
One such event occurred on
( ap1tol H1ll la~t v.eck. 1t v.a the mosl
1mponan1 c\lent for House Re-
publicans in 35 )ears-and 11 herald~
a new era in Amcncan politics
than "c hah'. lca\lng u' "Ith a
tremendou., annual lkli1:11 and a
growtni ddH .\lier '6 \can. of
control h~ one p.trh. thC' con·
grC\'ilonal maJllnt' '>CC'nl\ unable to
ht·ar 1hc l lcar lali ol 1he \menran
pcopk to ll\c \\1th111 our mean'>
On Wcdncsa) last. Newt Ci1ngnch ,
R.C.corgia. was elected by h1\ col·
leagues to replace Dick ( hcnc)' Cno"'
Secretary of Defense) as the 1 lou..c
Republican whip.
I tamp:ugncJ hard for "-c"' t (1m
gnch 1n hi\ efforts to t>1:comc "'hip \'\
chairman of the r rc,hman ( aucuor. I
"'as proud 10 help per uadc I\ of m)
16 llN-)car collcasuc'i to vo tt-tor
COO\IOCC \OtCf\ ul probh:m~ "'"" him lho-.cvoteS\\-l'rC\ltJlhtmpor1·
ltav1 ng onc pall~ 1n 1.ontrol \0 long ant 1n htc, 87·85 \ICl<>I)
The lfou~l' lcadcr,h1p hj'i tlcmun-II fhc Orange Cuunt' tlou'>l'
strnted 1.karl)' 1n rl'l:Cnt )Car\ th;1t mcmbcn al..o \OtccJ tor 'le-wt \\c ,111 holding p<>wl'r for long ·pemxh of hl1te'e that h1Hlcct1on ..,.111 nllov. the
time can kad to \lilltlicant problem\ ·Republican P.tn) to mount a ~nou\
Rcmcmtx'rthc pa) rJ1..c l:ontro' Cf\) 'l challenge tu the Ocmocr.mc lcadcr-
lf the lca<lcr-1h1p of the maJont) '"ere '>hip
Newt, about whom I wrote in th1
column a le"' "'cd .s ago. has been leading a mo .. emcnt to rc~torc a
Republican maJon1y in the House of
Represcntat1 ves. That campaign look
a giant ~lcp fol'\\ard v.1th his elccuon
Of course. the JOb of the whip as to
round up \Otes for the (Xln) leader-
ship and to ad .. ancc 1he agenda of 1h,c
House Repu blican leader htp and -
1n the~ }C3f'S -the agenda n(
Pres1den1 Bush
trUI) 1n tOUlh ..... Ith \\hat the ·\men· r he House Rcpubh1.'1n lc3dcr .. h1p can peopk art thin ~ing 1hc' ne,cr under thl' able and c.ktermined gu1d·
\\Ou Id ha' c prupowd rat\Jn~ Lhcar aocc of ,l\hnon" Leader Bob Miche l
o""n <ial3r1C'i morl· th.in ~O pcrl'Cnt 10 and \\hip "'-icwt (11ngrn:h ~ 111 c IT)
one )Car 1hc .countr) \ call for ne~ puh1.1c-s.
What about 1hc re<.cnt efforts b) tht' new accoun1ab1ht) and new re.,pon'1·
maJOrtl) to IOJl'Ct 1t'lt·ll into torc1an b1ht) an -and from -thr Conal"('\\
pohq dl"\.1\1ons'1 ""1cmhcr'i ot ton· In 11un. a health~. pnne1pl~ -
grev. \hould ~no"" b\ no"" that the and at times p3rtl-.Jt\ -de tc "''"
( on\11tu11on "<I' dl.'\1ttncJ 1n alluw 1n\urc that the p;ul' in pt>w,·r in the the n:111on to pea~ wllh one' 01\e nn ( ongrc\s 1.: nn111 dul ~ the re I l\\UC\
fort·1gn poh1.\. and th.tt \OICl' 1s the and prohknl\ "e tJ"c Rather than
pn.•\1dcnt'' ,\hhuugh "e ha'l' \l"t.'n di' td ing th1: 'l'X"'' bt•hmd doot'i wmr rt"Cent '>Uln'>!>t'\ -sul h ao; a dosed h ~l'Jf':'i ol un<:hall<'naw
h1pantliJn lnre1gn pohq \\-Ith ft'\Pl'C I 'll"'CUrtl \. the nlUJlltlt\ p.&rl\ \\<Ill ~
to .\lghan"t.rn -1hc ~11u,H1un ·rn <.allcJ upon to ta~c ;a \l:llld on thr
C cn1ral \ml·nrn v.oulJ he much l'i\ul·s Jnd oddrc our 1.h.1lkngc\ -
morcconduuH' IO pcalc and dcmcx--01. in 1.-llingtudo\o t.11.r t~c 1reol the
ran" 11hout congrc \lofWI m1.•ddhng 'otcr'i at the Ol'\I rkct1on
But C"-t's collca~uc., -Jnd lhl·
pohlltal pundits in \\ a~hington -
e(pc'Ct him 10 do a 101 more than JU\t
k~p ta I hes U 1'> sckct1on v. 111 rci n-
"1gora1c the '"'o-pan) \)Siem in the
House of Reprcscntal1\l''i and in the
na tion at large.
One pan) has controlled 1hc Hou'l.C
for more than a third ofa centul) anJ that f.act b). 11sclf 1s not health\ 'lo
long a reign has bn.'<i laLiness and
non·rc wns1 .. eness 1n thc!.art" tha1
takes 11s con trol for grante . Aul noth1ng 1llu\tratc\ the rrohkm C 11n~n( h·, dcl lion \1gn.11\ a nl'W aca1ed hy an entr11nrh1.•d. un-era of n.•+,pon.,.,c and 11.·,pon\lhle
re pons1"~· and unchallenged leader-congr~~ mnal debate -and th.it 1
\hip tx·11c•r thJn thl' prc-.cnt kd~·rat ""hat the founder 1ntl·ndl·d for th•~
budgc·t dc:fint 1 hc maJOflt) in c on-House of the J\·opk
Newt ha s been poinung that oul
~1ncc he was elected 10 Congri:" in
1978. .\s a matlcr of fact. he " .1
h1slol) professor "'ho rcce1,ed h1.,
PhD. from Tulane Univcrs1t} fk uses hi knowledge of h1stol) lu h1'1
advantage ~hen he 1s "f>r~tnR to
grc~~. "h1ch mu 1 appropn1111.· C\Cr) Cllrl CH I tbt (I. Rtpno tat.t·
d1 ml' '>pent h' the U \ go,crnmcnt. tiu• for tbt 40tb Coo1re. /onal DI •
haor. rcpc.11cdh pent more mone\ tricl.
l .t :TTEHS
Parent reissues plea to ban adult
magazine racks on public lands
To thr Editor Al the Co ta Mc'ill Republican ..\ scmbh' < 1t}
l ounc1I l:a nd1datcs' forum last ptcmncr I Po~ a
quc taon 10 sc~eral of the candidates "h1lh 1,\luld tx· ummamed hke lh1 : "Therr arr a numhcr tlf adult
maga11nc~ being sold 1n rack on pubhl I\ 1l"ncd
parlcwa)\ which the city owns As a n"ud1.·nt and propen'
ta'<pa)er how can )OU help me to re llltl\ c 1hc\C
pubhca11on from pubhc l3nd'1 Espeu.1 lh \11\le the
Repubhrnn pla1form ad vocates doing ) ·
We do lave in a perm1 1vc ~1ct) "-t' .trl' m111 l'
hberal and open about how \\C rcc;pcct the nght'i ot 01hc1'
to do their O\\<n dung. And I 'an umkr,tand \uch
tolerance. But we aarcc that druis houkl not ~· \olJ ;tnJ
d1\tnbuled to our )Oung ch1ldttn. nd 1,.....,.,, re en fem cd
to curtail Ul:h a t1v1ty. So there arc me 'tandarJ., ;and
hm1u v.hcrc we as 1 frtt iety will dr.1"' a hne.
What are the con~ucncc of m.ll•n• Jdult
maiaLanc a' a1lablc pubhcl) to an~ o'nc'' \\1th ~ n nh
1n}~1nd1\ldual rcgardJc of . (';an oh1ain th" htcratu~
1n Co ta M~. ls that tolerable~ f, adcm·e ha~ \hov.n thu1
u~h htcraturt rontnbute" toward child rnolc'\tat1on.
ripe, and. in the recent Bund\ c.a • c~en murJtr.
Althouah J • nnot \helter m) l:h1ldr~n I do want to Jo
aJI that t n to pro' 1dc 1 w hot M>mc and health)
community where the> can irow up It t•t., a little
wcar)1111 to alw•> u p1c1ous of otht-r'\ bc'e3uc.c I kar
•hat the same traaedy that befell the parent\ uf Laura
Bradbury 11t.1ll tnkc u , ~nd I could l\l on. hut" h) 'hould
wt encourqc chtld molC$tahon, rape, ct(."
R«cnth the Dail) Pilot coHrcd th concern., •'
they impacted the uy ounc1J or Huntangton Re~ch.
And the On. 30 ISSUC CO\C~J mhh m n ( 111
Fcrauton'' new bill tak.inJ. cfT«t. ')our oniclc •tatl'<l,
the new law w1U proh1b1t 'ending machine from
di,.,enilnt adult tabloid papt'D at 10) IOC&lHln whert'
childRn can be pretent 1f the M .. pt'n ha"c ham\ful
matmal on the front coH~r This 1s lft&t proan:., , nd th
Southland Corp. lhould abo bt affirmed for tt\ pubh
poft()' of' not tdhn&. adult masaunn.
Freeway to nowhere arrives
To thl· t.d1tor
I he\ ha'l' l11ialh 'lartcd' < altraM ha"1;11w,1 "h.1111
ha' tx"\·n· tig.ht1n • dc1..1dl'' to Jo "lph1 ( O\ta \k.-.a do" n
tlw 1111Jdk. \\,l\tf.' m11l1on' ut dollar' ut ta\p.t\\'f•I monc'
and d1\1 upt tnilfa throughout the Cll) for what 1ho cla1 n1
"'illtw~' \l'.lr' the' ha,c·,t.trll'd "urk on thefr~ewa' 111
rll>" hl·re'
I or tho~ ot )OU ""ho c·ame in late < ·altran'i aided
.1nd <1hl'1t1.·d h) tho\<' 1n,umpctcnt "hom "' clrlt to
puhlil utl•H', "111 C\tl·nJ the U l rce~3' to almo\I I '>th
~uc,·1 In othl·r "ord<, thc' arc goma tt>moH the me"' of
traffa "hach hC'rl·toforc °' l u1 tt'd out ot the cd c uf lo" n ~hl·re thl'rc 10, rclat1' l'h llttk traflil' dov. n to a rc.ilh
hl'J' 1h trullil kl'd al'\".1
I h1.·n.· arc \<>meH·11;irn11c' about tht\ project, u<:h a'
• I It"'" 'o't .1 grc.tl deal mure 1h..1n Caltran\ ha\
lld\ ('1'11\CJ
• ~ Th<' l o't "111 Ol'' cr hil' pu"hch ad.no" lcd&t.'d
• ' It \\111 u kc Inn er than <. .altrOln' h.i d'crt1>,(d
• 4 f hC' disruption to ltallil -tor l 'h ~car\ -\\Ill
be far tar utcr th3n ( ltran\ ha'i ~n "1lhn to dm11
• ' he co\1 10 the JX'Oplc \\<ho h:tH' to u that
tran,poi"l.u1un llimdor \\Ill proh3hl) C\Cl'Cd the' Cll\t ot
hu1ld1ng 1hc in:c"a). JU\t w untina the P'ohnc bumcJ
\\hlk tl'\tng tn &Ct to v.hl•rc ~OU OIU\t go
\.1 . hapP) utt'n"on. o ua ~k1,;1n\' ' dt>1:\
n'on1. out there happen to ~now "hat hipcncd to lh~ tar
and the k:uhcr\ and the r.ul that "-<' u d to u IOt
pohtt 1an\ who let th1"g.'i hke thl\ hap(lC'n'l < t JlFO. l., ~0\\.1~
Co\J\ Mc\a
Ban on assault guns favored
l u th I d1to1·
It "''" wuh a great deal of d1 us' 1 read . \ mbl)man (111 fC'l'Ju n' ~etk C\CU fi f h1 f no"
\Ott on \8 '57 the bill to control 'll'm11utomat1
v.'l"apon\ H1\ "cop.out" t\cu 1 "bc\--aute 'ht I m
crat didn't vote for our bills ~un't mil' lor tht1r1 ... We
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Olr '* c..Mllt
Can w oty of Costa Mt:ta dO morr" l hi\ cit) h:a.,
taken couneeous ~uon1 before. It Md the fort1tud to
pn>tubit tbt ..tc Of akohol at,_ l&allOft\ untd J&.att law
' O\tmalfd 1t. Th~ •as Obv10Utly a catc" whctt our c1t
tldtn d1tpteycd ~ rnpon\lbtlat) and \:I\" katk'nh1p
than our Ma~idt dtacd of'fkul hrt\a~ proh1bitm
the •le ohduh ,,....zincs on pubtl<' land t~ anothtr 1 u
wbtre ow cuy aft IC't a ~c««nt 1n ptO\ 1d1na a m rt
whoktOtM m~1tonmntt rot'' c1uttn 1nd aunt•
didn't ~nJ ' u to Sacram nt Gtl to \Ot<' n" for bill antroo~"t'J h RcpuN1caM
~cc<>nhna to &ht l91tq ~uf\ r> 12 CK' nt oft ht pubt11;
la,on ~me kind of a permanent ban lln thf saae of ~maaut<lmlt1N rm~ m0tt of rour rnn 111~nts •n tht
10.h wmbt) Oilcnn oo ulO. P1c-a1e Mr.me utOA. ... c-. ..... =-~_..,. ... r_=~·CIClllll• .... -........ ,.,... JS WDt IO Pl* l-QUCiUOll ll&ln
Mtmbn'IOftht 1tyCOUftC1I ofC'Ot.ta Mesa ~can ~ou
twfp mc UCl lhc ~ ~ o( our ah to ~mo'c t
ldull lftllllllMS from publi('ty o-ncd land~ JOHN M.W. MOOR LA H. P~. f P Cc.a~
IOJst •'PJ:"ll ma .. 1tid~W~W11l9f~ • IC'nt you to rtP,ICKIH a l ftlUhiij lnKt you .,, MV(' I
chanec of mend ~ w comprom1w ..-uon t"OMft
be-fott tht houtt ant ume.
J • t• KIOElt COroM det ,..,
w~scostly ·
to parents ,
DoufL Elt wa 21 when he wa
killed Too )'Oung, too quick, but it
happened. An employee for a Westminster
cable company. Eh was driving
through Huntington Beachoncdayin
1982 when a dnvcr ran a red liaht and
cilnmmcd into the company van he
wa driving.
Eh was killed. o was the other
driver The incident -this death of a
)Oung man who had JUSt moved to Orange County from his family's
home 1n llhno1 -mcntcd a 'wo-mch citory 1n the local newspaper.
fhat' all
Bui for Ell' parents, the dealh of
1hc1 r on "as not resolved for stvco
H'ars · fhe1rfigpt. the1refTon to guarantee
that their on' death added up to
something became a comple'< mosaic
of law)Cf"i, in urance compan1C$ and
'itate lay, that Sttm ~lmo 'medtcvaJ.
t<ltC Law mandates that when
omronc 1s lilted on the JOb. b.is or her
dependent will receive between
S 0.C)OO and $7 5.000. The l~w 1s clear
on that point -the money will go to
dependent~ onl~. Not mothers or
fathers or brothers or s1 tcl'1.
Perry Eh. the father. accepted that.
"That ""a fine We understood. No
problem.'' the father said at the tame.
'\ecord1n£))', Tru'>elcrs Insurance ( o -"hicb handled worker's com-
pensation for the cable finn -paid
SS0.000 to the state as 1 the
procedurc when there arc no depen·
denu The mone) 1s used to cover
unan urcd workers 1n indu tnal acci-
dent .
Bchc"1nt they~ <icsen-ed some • form ot compensation for their son's dc~th, Fb' parents tiled a claim w1lh
late Farm Insurance Co. the frrm
that co,ercd the dmcr who cau~
\he :c1dent ~tate Farm mailed a check for
SS0.000 to 11· ~nts. "ho n~tJ
the mone, to P3' the 'anou btll
as\OC1atcd "1th their son' death.
And that' v.hen th1nas 1ook a
trange tum Tra,ckrs lnsuranC't' deodcd 11 too
wanted to cover m lo~ It had Ju I
'>helled oul SS0.000 10 the tatc and
h._e an) other company. now hoped
to halanl'<' 11s bottom line
l ra vcler'i in rffcct . a ked Eh·
parcnb to hand o'er the $50.000
t hecl .
Herc was 1h1~ 1.ouple "'ho had lo 1 their onl ) child and uddcnl) an
1n~urancccompan) 1 knod .. tnaat the
front dOQr asking for SS0.000 And
1he vc:u state of Cahfomaa'> It
est>thlt• hcd 1t~lf .as their son's
bl·ncfic.111}
Pcm Eh wa off ended b'> the
pnnoplt of the "hole lhang and it's
not difficult to undcrst~ wh). The
~tale had llualh profited by h1sson·s
death 'and thr ·in uranct company
that had paid 1he state "a btma
allo"cd 10 fC'C'O\cr 115 mone)' And
Pen") Eh and has wife ~ert to ,et
not hang.
It didn't seem faJr
\fort than a little urpnsed b) the
tum ot c'ent Pcm fh "'-cnt to
\anamcntu and talked v.uh Ora < nu nl\ kg1.,lators They ~re nice t()
him fhn 1ook the time to talk to
him \nd the\ told him what he
d1d)l't "ant to hear -the law wa on
th1.: 'ild<' ol tht: ~talc and the in uraocc
compamC'\
B\ no" f>cl'T) Eh had dua 1n ha
hccf\ He wa n "t go• na to let ao. He
filed a lawor.utt and Travelers, a~ parent!\ wt<ihin& to avcnd a coun
light. ollcred to pltt the SS0.000 vmh
'he ~·ouplc Bui thin had gone too
tar tor a romprom1St
\<l in I~ 6. the matter ~"ent 'o tnaJ
in Orange ( ount) ~upcnor C'oun
v.h re 1 r.nck" w3s a\\<ardcd nearly
all the mon1.·' -$40.500 to be tUCl. r,·r:ry l h ~ni.1 ht wife appealed the
ruhna anJ. rough I> one )CU later. the
\ppt'llatt ( uun u' crtumcd the C&K
and a ~rd the \4pcnor C'oun to try
aptn r 1mc J on and on and then
dra cd on 'Wmc more. Finall>
l fa\ Clef') to\scd 1n the to~cl and
aarttd to an ~· 15 pcrttnt 'pl1L
Mmuuutumc fee , the coupk came
""' watb $33.400. But 1t w3 n·1 the n\onc tbat
mou"atcd Perry Elt. h _., the
pnn ·1 plc of the: thin&. It was the state
law. • which \C'Cmed to vutly unfaar.
and the abwlute uncanna att1t\ldf or
an in urancc compan) . .. lnh was an cmotioMl ~t tw
me. We took tht' km ~ our '°" died. But 1 don't th1n.k tllry rtllty
P'eadamn."
W• tht te\'Cft.O)Uf fielli ... it'?
Pttr)' Eh '"" 't ~. "In 1oott1nc t..-t. I doft' --~ truh ,_.,,fie.ant contnbu\ion -.. • '1\lde... t best, 1t'u menort,._•
tCNK'll\' and tht belief tMt ii .. 8
cau iworth r.-..... ·:a:: ... •• ht\tt IMft "*at
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Orange Cout DAILY PILOT/ Thursday, Marc h 30, 1989
The ultimate
shopping. ce~ter ...
Whtre can you (a) have your jcwrky
cleancd,(b) bnghtCn a fadin8 $Untan, (c)
buy an adorable puPPY.• (d) find your
favorite book, (t ) mail a p:.ackage ~o
Uncle Ray , and (() find •the" 1atffi
fashions 11 discount prices?
If you answered Pavilion Jt:wclcrs,
Casa de! Sol, Pctland, L1tde Professor
Book Center, Mail Boxes Etc. l fSA and
[)(oil's Fashions then you've been ro The
Pavilion Shoppin~ Ct'nter. onr o(
Orange County's larges1 shopp1n.1;
Ct'Oleri..
If )'OU failed tlus 1es1. then you should
visit the Pavilion Shopptn,!; Unter
without dt'la}'
With its shops conven1entl}
clustered, 1he Center is able to offer
ample parking as well as an arra y of
nearly 40 speciality shops and res·
raurants 1n adduion 10 the popular
Von's Pavilion and Tar~e1 stores
Body 2200
Just as l'~e Pavilion Shoppi.ng Center
is looking: t'oward rtrt fu1ure wnh 1rs
contemporary des1~n and one-sror
shopping. Bod}' 2200 1et1ects the future
of pe1sonal fitnes~ and nut riuon b}
spc:cia!Jz1ng 1n Elec1ron1c l\luscle St1mu-
[a11on (EMSJ and nutnuona\ and diet
progra1ns.
EMS is a trea1men1 used b)' man}
.
profesSional spo~ts 1ea 1ns 10 Mr!ngthe~
and aid In healin1;: back, t'«k and ot~er
types of muscle pains and strains. "Sa/
for instance. you suffff from a bad bac
and fin9-"1 difficult to do sit-upS," S1e\'e
Watson, Body 2200 manager. said. "Ac
Body 1200 )'OU can 1us1 la)' back and
rela,; in a priva1e treatment room and let
EMS strengthen and ughren the b<ack
muscles and your weakened ab·
dorninals. "l"ht' process not onlr
enhances muscular endurance; 1t 1n-
crea!it'S blood c1rculauon to speeJ up
the healing procrss ·
The five }ear old 1ned1cal office
recentl)' expanded its staff to include ;in
M .D and nurst" prac111ioner 10 supervise
its medical v.·eiglu IOs.'t programs and
1herapy. '"Wt offer personalized cart.'
both for our EMS pauents and those
who parucipare 1n our weight loss
programs:· 'X1atson said. The facdir ~
offers Medi Fas1 , the high protein l1qu1d
diet recenrl)' made Popular bra famous
1alk show host, and the l·ood F.xlhan~e
program
(Uody 2100 1s located bet v.'t-<'n tht"
Photo I.ab and ThC' RC'p:ur Cen1e1
I-fours arC' 11 a 1n to 8 p.m. v.•ttkda)~
For more 1nformauon or 10 schedule' an
appointnient call 848-1<•}9. In Arcadia
caU 818-445-1930) ·
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Gong 'i
0 '!1ciously China
bong is no s1ranger to the rC'Staurant
business. Since he OpC'ned his fir$1
restaurant 20 reJrS ago 1n l.ong lk~ch,
Gong's Chinese has bC'corne a favorite
take-out str\•1ce in 1-lunungton Beach
with currl'nt tocarion5 1n the Newland
Crncer ind at the cornt'1' of WarnC'r and
Goldt{l"-'<"St. ·
La st Nove1nber, Gong brou,.:ht his
expertise t.o 1he Pavilion Shopping
Ctn~er to open Gof18'S D'l1c1ousl>' .
China. A true blend of the-ncv.• and' 1he
1radi1onal, rhi5 con1empotar\. newly
dec0f2ted restaurant se:rves authentic
Szechuan, Mandarin ·and Cantone~
cuisine, with ample quantities, hlv.'
pr1cts ind C(CCeltent M'rvice.
Tht" new nienu include~ (a\'Or11es like
Pan-fried Dumplings and Po Po Platt'
appeuztrs, while delectable , ~c1alt}
dinners include Lobscer Canroflt"se,
Siuhng ~afood Paradise anJ Gon~ s
Special Chow /\>le1n. Comb1na1ion din-
ners v.•hich include every1hJng from
apptlllt'r 10 dessert · art a fa\'Oral->le
choice for t"''O or more.
One dinnrr. Peking Duck,''· n01 on
tht" mC'nu but don't In: that stop )Ou
fro1n • en10)·1n~ 1h1~ delJc1ous meal
"Peking duck is one of our c1.1si:omer s
favoraes, ·• Gon~ rxpla1nt'd. "It 1$n'1 on
the menu. bu1 }'OU. ma} aSk for it. The
puce JS onl)' $11.~ for the whole duck
compared 10 S20 or .Sl~ at 0the1
restaurants.·
The lunch menu v1t1C'S w11h a lar~e
sel~cuon of specials and JS $Cr\•ed fron1
11 a.m. to j p.m. v.·ttkdays. 01nnC'r
hours are j to9 p.m. (Gong's 0 ·1ic1ousl)'
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The staff at Gong's
D'flclously Chin• Including
owner. Gong. right. are
eager to Introduce Pavlllon
Shopping Center visitors to
their cuisine. This 11 just on•
of the many. conveniently
clustered shops fright) which
make the Center a true one-
stop shopping center.
China 1s located behind ~1ar 1e
Catlendcr's. For more information call
8'1)-J(j()j.)
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110\11,f,
Reactions of yachtsmen vary .
to America's Cup decision
Verdict to nullify
Conner's w in met
with disbelief, shock
Shock d1'i~het and 1-told·\OU·\O
!I'hat"a JU tMJmeofthcrealtmn~
of)achtsmcn from ~an Die-go to
cwpon lkach ~n Franu connc.I
~t c•m rucc,.(fa) tt'> a e" 't ork
:>up!CmcC ounJuJge nullified CA-n-
nl& onntr''iand San 1>1ego 'r ache
Club·s "'"of the 27th \mcru:a''i( up
match la t Septcm ber It wasn't fair jnd no11n the 'lp1t11 ot tM I 37·)ear-0ld compct111on for
ht1og''i hol> grail, opined Judge
armcn ( 1panck ma 14-page dc-
C1,1on th t sh()( ked the> al-fl tan&
world and set oO a" 1ld cdebrat1on in
t°\\. /caland.
The dC<"1s1on an efTc.-cl J1\qunllfied ~nD1eau' w1noHrM1lh cl Fa)·.,
1 l3·1oot monohull \\-Ith a 60-foot
caumarJn and &aH thl' C up to '\e"·
ZA:<1land·~ ~krcur) Bn) B<>.ttang ( luh
uodtr"-hO)( burgce fa~ c:hallcn~td.
What ot the local rcat·11on"'
··1w1 Jminamm)"tarv.hen l
betrd on the raJ1oof1hc 1udae·.,
det1 ton," 1d 8111 1cktr. defondcr
ofthc up p1n~tan u trahan
(hallcn crin 1970.
• "f think thCJUdac·, dr~mon \\JS
c4)trC\'.t based on the deed of&• n ~n
Di o 't acht C lub'sdefcn\C ohhr
C'up inac:uamaran \Cr us M1chocl r ay· 133-li.>ot moriohull "as not
appropnatc to the h1stor~ and 'ip1rn
ofthcCupcompcution.' said f1l .. er
r ending "Ord from hl\ and h1<o
"1rrcury Ba> Boating Clutla'llo thl
11meand IOrmatofthedcfcn'IC' I 1c.ka
said thcdecmon 'ihould rcall) open
up the compct1llon
"It'll be ever) man forh1m\l·ll. ·
~ud Ficker. poant1naout chat then.·
"ould ha"e to~ tnals to dctcrm1 Ol'
"'ho '-'Ould challengdorthc l \
~tu tnal and \atl-olhamongaoou1
-Sothenhallcngef'l, ancluc.ling
Ruc.'>1aandJapan.
RcgardinJtht' t}pcofboat 1n .,..h1lh
.\mcm."3'c,( up '\VIII would be
~•led hd .. ersa1d he tll:he\C fa) \\Ill
be bound to go "Ith the propo~J nl'"
.\mcnca\{ updas'i. a boat that 1<. ·
about 75 kcl o'erall. 65 foct on the
waterline, a beam of 18 feet and
wc1ghangabout 40.(jX) ~unds.
It 1 largcrthan the l--mctcrwh1<:h
hJs N:cn u~d '»IOlC I QS8. and
rnn 1dcrabh smaller than ra) · 90-
l .OOkl"\f, 11\C k
loot watcrllm· I 1 l3 lt'l'C o~ crall 1 in
\\.hlCh he challenged la'lc ~ear
John unffith. !llJfTcommodorc ol
cwpon Harbor \ acht C lub and
head ot H \ C~ E.agJe \\ ndacatc
"h1ch unsucc:c'l\fulf) challenged tor
the Cup in 19 7 . ..aid hc~a JUSt
aenana out ofa o..r0cr cha1r and
duhmatc Denni Durgan "as aoout
to take the chair
"Whal do )OU thin .. oft he Ol'\\\0
"
Durgan u~kcd (Jntlith
.. , thank 1t'i bnchm'," c~daamec.I
(.inffith when Durgan cold him of the.•
JUd&c'<1decmon "f think II w11l llC'
great for\a.1llng. ··
Durgan 'h1msclf, who wa\ Lact1c1an
tor ( pnner aboard r recdom m the
IQ Odctcn~. said he thought Judgl' < 1pand·sdec1 1onwas\Hongasfar
asthedeedofgafiwa concwncd but
said there wJs no doubtthr I Cl ~
Jelen~ h) C onncr an a t>O-foot
catamaran "as unfair
l <X:al \3t'htsmcn who ha' l' been
10110.,..1 n@thc rnntro' ers} agree that
I J) 'sc;hallcn1c 1n a mammoth and
un1:on' cnt1onal monohull "as not
an.ord1ng to the spmt oft he compct1·
lion but "a~ ba'l.Cd on ii "loophole" m
the llX).H·ar-old deed of ~1ft butthat
( onm:r\dc.•t 1'>1on to banac;h the K1w1
challcngl' \\1th a mu1:h fa tcr mult1-
hull "'il'lal'><> unt:ur an that at .,..a a
"1ros ml\match ..
Tht• con~n\u 1~ that h) and
!Please see80ATING/82)
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ea Kingsral
for -3-2victoiy 1
over ·N .ewport l
Corona del Mnr High's Sea Krng
rallied from a two-run deficit in the fif\h inning. then oppht'd the winnrr
• in the bonom of the st'\Cnth a the\
turned l\c\\pon Harbor awa). 3-2 in
Sea VJC\\ League ba<.eball Wedn~a"
afternoon.
·· ewport Harbor pla)ed "-Cll and
C'\CCuted 00en'i1"el). but defens1\iCI)
the) thrc" omc balls 3\\a)." said
( dM (oach km Jeln1ll. "But \\l"
did. too." · l
It ma) haH not been the mo\I
ant tic "1l'tOI) of Jeln1d.' tenurt' at
Corona dd Mar. and 11 did nm comt• 1iga1n l one 01 the league's more.·
dominant tcnms
But n was ~1111 n h1g one tor C orona
in . us dm e for a !Ille and/or C If
pla)off berth a~ Corona del Mar
1mP.rO"cd 10 ~-0 in lcagur pl3\
.. \\e needed thl\ one "'1th !;.1llc.llc-
back.. Estancia and 1 us11n coming
up," said Jcln1d.
Corona's necdc, "eren't hc.·ing kd
earl; .is Harbor struc.l '-'Ith t'-'O run.,
in the first inning
To<ld Bl'\-on ... 11rgkd and "-Cot.to
SC\.·ond on· a ~a~flf1Ct' then ~Orl'd
when R>an .\bbe) doubled lo nght
for the g;ime·., onl) e\tra baw hit
Ed l\fanme1 amundl'd to third and
"hen the hall '"a" thr~" n a\\J\ the
• lion \\l'rt' up, ~-0
fhat. hO\\t'\Cf "'a 1hl' l'\tCOI OI Harbor's offense a some t1md~ ( dl\1
defense helped dcluse 'IC\Cn bawrun-
ncr; o'er the next \I\ frames
Greg Haack s::t\.ed a run m the 1\th
1nn1ng, and Ree~ Thor .. el~,n 'IJ\ed
another ""tth a d1\ln~ stop. ma .. rng
the pla) off hts ._nccs to S<SH~ another
run.
The Sea Kings got en·n 1n the fifth
CdM•s J.T. P•tton dellvers
•g•lnst Newport H.wbor.
"hen John PaulS('l) led otf wi th a
\I nglc and ad' an cd to second on an
outticlder' errOf
f \\.() OUt \\OU Id follow, but John
Mal·M1llan wal .. ed and Haack in&Jcd
to left to score Paulsen. Then Chris
t\rhrh "alkcd and 1 odd Kehrh &ot
aboard on an error. the tying run
comina aero
1:u:Millan got 11 taned an the
SC\t'nth when he got aboard on
Hjrbor·s fourth error. then single by
lta.ac:k and Chm Kchrh loaded the
bao,ts to ~t 11 up for Thorkelson.
Thorkebon dcl1\ered with a run·
\<'Orin~ inglc to nght<entcr -it
probabl) would. ha"c been a deublc
ti-tease~ aASEBAU./1111
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All-CIF Division Ill
' Coron• del M•r Hlgh's Matt Cwlertnla
fl•ftl and 8rl•n Spratt (right). as well ••
Estanc .. ·1 Mike Curtis (20J have been
named to th• All-Clf basketlNH team by
Southern C•llfornla sports writers. ~or th•
entire Division Ill selectlons, see 8J.
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D Owa .. Oma DAILY N.OT/ """8dliy, -30, --------
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• 8 Ex-Rustler Moses hannv to be ~:::~ .. ba .. _._,..,m•k< ,.,,., J ·~allllo131.,.,ol4
~ ~1CU:-worfd'1oldnl awav 1rom Marin.ers' influence =-~·~:.~ 'J lfieS.. ldll Club.
ORLANDO, Fla. -John Moocs pr<fers -,-•• -_,-
the prtt.Su~ of tht puma it of victory to the y
preuure.o(avoidance ofdeftat. u. •" • · •
MOSH, who played at Golden Wetl ,
Col1eac. knows plenly abot.n losing baKball gamu He.
pi.ayed with \hcSca1Uc MariAers for •il years.
"In Seattle, therewas1IW1)'1 so much pressure fol' us
to llCl 10 lhe .SOO mark. 11 wu pathetic, rcallf." !\aYS the
sw1tcb-hitlingoutfielder, who is in his fi rst spring training
with the Minnesota Twins.
"The best season we ever had was 1987, when we
were 78-14 and finished only seven pmes behind lhe
Twins (who won the Arperican Lcaaue West)." Moses
says. ··l'hinas felt positive that season, even 1hough v.·e
lost more tlla.n we won . .r
'"But then they stancd making changes. trading guys
like Mike Morpn. Phil Bradley and Lee Gue1terman.
That's also when~ released m~. .
"They ju~t didn t want to pay anybody. When you
want to win ballpmcs. you've got to pay for it. They fell
they could ao with auys making the major-league
minimum because no one in Seattle expects much.
··1 like ii a lot better in Minnesota, where you're
ex:pected -and paid -10 win,"
Moses first hooked on with Oeveland but the
Indians released him in spring training. The Twins signed
him as a free agcnl on opening day and sent him down to
AAA:
In Portland, Ore., he quickly gained the Tw;ns' favor
with his batting-he hit .348-c:..._rl ,. .... 11 enod attitude.
Banged-up Celtics triumph
Reale Lewis scored 27 of his 35 points
in th e second half as the injury·pta&ued • ..,
Boston Celtics. using a patchwork lineup, r -.
beat the Ponland Trail Blazers, 106-97,
Wednesday night al the Boston Garden. Despite the
absen<X of Robert Parlsb and Kevin McHale the Celtics·
only deficit was 2~. But they had to hold off a Ponland
rally that cut the lead to 9.5-92 with 4:02 lefi ... In other
NBA games: QelntiJI Dailey keyed a third-quancr rally
w;th IOofhis 29 ~intsand Ken Norman added 26as the
Los AngelcsCli-pJ)crs posted their second sti'aight victory.
114-108, at the Seons Arena. Rookie Gary Graat had 20
points and 14 assists for the Oippcrs.. 'l!l'ho have won four
of their last nine games after losing 13 in a row and 32 of
33. T_be_K.ingswerc led by Duny Ahlgewi1h 26 points and
WaymuTlsdaJe with l 7 points and 12 rebounds ... l1lab
TMma1scored from the corner with JO seconds left in the
second overtime and JM O.mar11 sank two free throws
with 1hree seconds left as-Detroit snapped Utah's 12·
game home wi nning scrcak with a 108-104 vic1ory ...
Michel Jonlan scored 32 points. including six lalc free
throws. and led Chicago to a 106-102 victory over
Milwauktt. snapping the Bucks' I I-game home wi nning
streak ... Domlaiq•eWllklDs scored 30 paints and Moses
Malon~ 28 as Atlanta romped past Washing1on. I 2~102 .
at the O mni. The Hawks never lrailcd, building a 23-
point lead late in the 1hird quaner and again in the founh
period ... Indiana's Cll~t PerlOD keyed an 8-0 run to
open the founh quarter and the. Pacers snap~ Mia mi's
club-record thrce.pme winnina streak with a 96-89
victory in Indianapolis .
QI OTt:Ot THt: D \ \
David Lettermu, host of NBC-TV's "Late
Night with David Letterman," on the ongoing Wade
Boggs-MatJO Adams revelatio'ns: "According to
The Sporting News. over the last four yean, Wade
Boggs hil .800 wich women in scoring position."
Kings cllnr;:h second place
Marty McSorley scored a Ouke goal with ~
I :23left in overtim<"as the Los Angeles Kings
bca1 ·1hc Winn~· Jets. 2-1. at !he Forum " •
Wednesday ni t and clinched second place
in the Smythe ·vision for the first lime in 1hcir history.
The victory gave the Kings home ice advantage over the
defending Stanley Cup champio n Edmonton Oilen in the
first round of the playoffs. The Kinss had never fi nished
higher than fourth in the Smyth<' Di vision. The first 1wo
games will be played at 1he Forum next Wednesday and
Thursday. with the series resumin& April 8 and 9 in
Edmon ion ... Elsewhere in the NHL: J1rl ll•rrt had 1wo
goals and an assist and Mart Mntler scored once and
assisled on two goals to lead Edmon Ion toa 5-2 victory in
Vancouver ... In Detroit, rooltie Brent P'ftlyt scored his
first NHL goal and Torrie RobertND added aaoal and an
assist as the Red Wings clinched the Noms Division crown with a 4-l victory ovet the struggling New York
Rangers ... Vlacftt Dampltotl1.1e:'1 tie-breaking aoal late
in the second period sparked Toronto coa 3-1 victory over
visitirt1 Minnesota ... In Chicqo, Dtrk Grabm stored
the tie~break:in& goal I :54 into the final period as the
Bl"khawks defeated Quebec, l-1, to maintain a tv.·o--
po1nt edge over Toronto fo r -a playoff position ... Alan
Kerr scored his second Joa! of the game on a po'lt'Cr pla y
27 seconds into overtime as 1he New York Islanders
defeated host New Jency. 5·4.
Noah, Curren serve up wins
KEY BI SCAYNE, Fla. -Yanniclr:
Noah and Kevin Curren used dominatin& •a
serves fors1rai~1-sc1 wins W_edoesday 1n the • ,,,.-
quarterfinals of the International Playen ~--
Championships.. Noa~ seeded 12th, swepl unse-edcd Carl Uv.·e-Stccb
of Writ uermany 6-4, 6-1. 6-4. Curren. 'seeded 13lh,
ousted No. 11 Emilio Sanchez. 6·3. 6-1, 6-4.
Other quanerfinals wi.nners were top-ranked Ivan
Lend! and seventh-seeded Thomas Muster. Lendl swept
No. 10 Aaton Kricks1ein, 6-2. 6-2. 6-2. while Musttr beat
Jim Grabb, 7-5, 7-6(8-6), 1-6. 6-0.
Abbott wins starting spot
Roberto A.Jom1r had four hits. one of 1'rl
which was an eig,hth·innina RBI double that .,,,,,.
snapped a ~ uc_. as the San Diego Padres • · •
bat 1he California Angels al Palm Sprinp.,
6-.5, Wednesday. Alomar'Jdouble oll'Du Ptcr)'drove in
Man Parat with lhc ao-ahcad run. Alomar lben xon:d
on a double by Liit S.llur, &iving the Padla.. 1a..1 thiJ
sprins, the run they would eventually need to win. W.UJ
.ftt11M!dtove in three runs for 1ht Antels. Matint"il ...
...,, ror 111e An(ols was Jla -~ ""'° -OMdllly ....,.., aJ\er 1hc wnc u 111e 61111 starw .. ,.. Call-
ro111iolt. Abboa faced 11 men in hiil fDIW l•nl .... der
-llecoali-101hrow in Ille bodlpoa •::= hil arm. He allowed Ma hits ind two f¥D1t. --.
and -ills °"' 1-. "I'm real exciltd. 1181 . Tbisisa-ybis.,_n~ "Abbou-. "ldida1....,. «~it.blll I .. ntedit real bid. l'vt WOIW,.,..,..h i~ ud I fed I dnorve 10 be iJ11lti1 posilioa. I llope-y
dtitW, .,. .. unfalrsllal<e. I raQybelin< l-•el<l be wllere lamnow." ... lnVerolleacll,Fla.,W.W-bh
1JfHd1llm and Ta...._ and Olli,.._ Md eh~
b111 mdl. loalina Monual •a l}.11 viclory over 111<
()a 1$Z L Tiie E.lpot pollnded OUI 16 hits II tbey
o .. c41efiwhomcrua1 ~ podeien. twoofthem by ·
..... ~· •-._..., bad 1bra biu fbr Lot ~ nile lllletb)' dtovo 111 1ltm """ witll bis llllRI ....... 11a1ntn Ol &k -'na. ... Mart I, 1e11 =-=;...aMol' 11l1llhllieodlor-wAlr '°" ..... ,...D Ju 11e1mned-'-A J' Jet.a .... _ ... a111rwtlitAwll1011ill!liallll-"' -=-Fl•.._ ..... WWcb.,: ..... ·--:.:.~::tir.!~ and Svs•y 11fP&. .An
He waa called up Apnl 26 and 1lmo1t immcdia~I)' ... J90oanct'1 l4-pqt ~
made a lastin& ~mpression. cisiolliadbtld&Mllhtbopeid the
On April 21. he made his firs• start qainst Baldmore. ~~belOlved by
He 90:t to first base with one out and Tom Hmhi1e liner ~·=llOllonlhewatcr to ri&hl. l\ wu obviou_s th11 Orioles ri&ht fidder Keith ratblr murtraoal.
Hughes wasgoif'.l&tocatch lM ball. Obvious toc~~odlr-.. tilneialbobilw~of except the Ocet.Mo~s_, that is. "tbllblladncide.d_bya
Octcrmined ·10 $COl'C on wh 1houaht wn 1 lhomll: ~have
doublein101becomer, M 1s beaddownmid used · ~QSl-.lten lhc.resultJ
his workl-cl.a~ s um around the ti.ses. By the If·'"-c1ecf:':·--..a ... 11 1imc he rcachtd third. Huahn had ca uaht the balf and """ -relayed i1 to second ~seman Billy Riplccn. Third~blisc mans Dicmollalldstolote
coach Rick Renick, ircalii.ing thal 11 double play wa5 m0ttlhanabiltion=ionre\/en~ · · bl M 1 I 11 fromlhepropoeed in 1991 . 1nev1ta e.aave osts n~s ana a1a . lti11lsoweUkDowp tNewYork
So Moses jus1 kept running. YachtOub, holderoflheCupuntil
As 23,006 spectators at 1he Me1rodon1e looked on, ConncrloltlttothtAuarali1nsin
firs1 in disbelief and then in hysterics~ Moses s1rc:.aked 1983.filedabriefwilhtbeNewYork
across borne plate. SuP,1"tmcCourt1uppoftinaF1y'ssui1 ··r 10110 the dugout and nobody said a word" Moses •~naO.tthe 19Ucontnt be-.
says. "Finally, (Ken!) Hrbek looks at me real serious and .'voided.
says. 'Way 10 r1.1n them bast!, John'-'." , . NYYCho~to challcnarf~rthc -,
Moses atoned fOT his mistake with a two--run double q,p. but!'OtunderthefbtlofSan
10 help 1he Twins wi n 4-2. He went on 10 ba1 .316 as a DitaQYach10ub.ltalsoapenstht
valuable bac,kup, a role he'll have again this season. doorfora.challenael:ryTom Blaclr:-
The fact that the Twins beat the Qrioles and enjoyed allerforth~St Francts Yacht Oubof ·
oneoftheir besl seasons has enabled Moscs 10 lauJh about San franc1sco.
his mistake. It is theseooAdyach1in1 ''victor)'"
"( was having 1rouble coming up with my mosl f~rNcwZcaland,lnthelastt";"O
cmbarrassinf moment but I think I fou nd one now,'" weeks. Rod Davis. now a ~1dent of
Moses says.· There was no place 10 hide. II was not one of New Zeal.and and formersk1pperof
your pretties! sights." Newport Harbor Yacht Cub's unsuc·
,
New Zealand Y.cflt Ch* c...,..odore Toity Morcom
• pull of C,._pagfta In froftl of Qrdbaatd CUIOUI Of
Amarka't c .. followlng tfte announcentent bf New Y.:
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St, John's captures NIT title
Lou C.nesecca, who has tak<"n St. <.
John's 10 a postscason toumamcn1 in each of •
his 21 yearsasc-Oaeh~id that no-v1ctocy was ' '
better than winning the National Invitation ----
Tournament. The Redmen, al an emoliooa\ peak
following the death from cancer of Sports In formation
Oirec1orKatM Qalu two weeks ago, got 28 paints and a
career-high 18 rebounds from Jaftoe Willl.lms Wedncs·
day night and beat St. Louis at Madison Square Carden.
7J.:.651 fora record fifth NIT 1itle. "She 1old mejusl bcfor<'
she Ched that she needed a miracle:· Carsnesecxa said.
"Whal she didn't know was that she was th e miracle." St
John"s, 20-13. which had shared the record of four NIT
titles with Bradley, was making its 25th loumam<"nt
appearance after a disappointina sc.uon in which the
Redmen finis~cd eighth in the nine-team Big Eas1
Conference. Williams, named Most Valuabk Player of
!he 1oumament, was scoreless in the firs! 10 minu1es. but
after that he continually 101 free in.tide agai nst th e smaller
Billikens, 27-10, who won their only N ITti1Jt in 1948 ..
In the third place game. Alu Ou'• dutik with four
seconds !cf\ 1n ov<"rtime ga ve Allibama-Birmin&ham ,
(22-12) a 7&-76 victory over Michigan Stale (18-15).
Judge fines Abdul-Jabbar
A Phoenix Municipal Coun judgc fined --*--Los An~les Lakers center Kareem Abd•I·
Jabbar J SOO Wednesday and ordered him to
pay$840.35 rcs1i1u1ion forinjurinaan Italian ~-'-
tourist who was tryi na to pho1oar11ph him aw !hopping
mall here last year~ Judie Jtb L WW. had convicted
Abdul-Jabbar on Feb. 18 on two misdemeanor usault
and criniinal dam~ cha~ after the NBA pla)•er
waived his ri&ht to a j ury trial .•. Jn other sportJ news
Wedne$day: S"er1ei PrlU1a became the first Soviet playet
1oge1 official approv.11 top!Ay in the NHL when he Jianed
a contract with the C&lpry Aamcs. Priakin1 2S. has
played seven seasons wi1h the Soviet Winas oftnc Soviet
Elite League, four with the"Sovie1 NationarTe1m and was
a member of the Soviet squad that faced the NHL. in
Rendez-Vou.s'87 ... Ja, Mw...._~Ten Pl&~r of
the Year, told IDCtian1 Univenityhcis nayphiifinal
1wo ycan ofellsibility to make him favailatllt for the
NBA draft. The 6-foo1-4 sophomore. a second-team All·
American, avef9Fd 20 poin11 a same and led the
Hoosiers to the ~ Ten tide ... Manhall Univeni1y
basketball coach Rkk ....._,will lose hi1 .i9b because
he violated NCAA rqulation1 by suoolyi.n& free can to
Dlaycn. the °'-ttanoop rTenn.) Tiintt rtported ..•
W-ichita State's MIMI ,....., ~ to become
Vandcrbil1"1 head bllkrthall OOICh ...... ..._ tniancd
u Wake Forest buke1ball coach In the aftmna1h of a
imi'\'enity invntiption Qfa llkled NCAA temli~~
violation ... UnivenitY, ot Akron liukecW cc.ch _.. wu hired to 1 ilni1ar position at &be Uaivmity
at Cil'ldonad .. •, Boll -~ --ha• emelJIOd u 1hc r.-• 1111 111e u• .....,boll oooctiiM.1'>1>. Ille ~-lo Salt IMllCily "l"":!c:d ... Diike"i -LQwaM 1nd T~ I ht h=r• MYC been ..... Nailmith butftblll Coachts
oflhe Y-by lliea Tipoft'Club ... Tiie Alllnll Bra-~ r ......... M'. Qt atom Ille T-J.,. lle_llO,OOO wol-price ... TI\( ..,_ -111ta_,_,s1.s--1ra<1 offllt Al •t 1i•1 ..S .._. ..... NCClvcd from dlcD•••
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ctsful challenger Eagle, recently won
the prestl&ious Long Beach Yacht
Club Congressional Club with a
pcrfrct scorcof9-0 while sailina for
the Roy4I New Zealand Yacht
Squadron. There isnow conjoo1ure
that Davis would skipper the Kiwi
Supre•• court to dfaqueltfJ AMertcan yac:ttt Sun a Sii'
defense.of the Americ8's Cup in 1991 .
But thcbouom line is thatSan •
Dicgo·s Dennis Conner ha$ become
the fir11 skippe:r lo lose lhc America's
C up twice. Hel0$1 11 in Newpon,·
in J 98310Aus1raJia'sJohn Bertra
won itbackinl987,o n/y1olosc •
d efaul1 totbe KiwiJ in 988. :
CdM tops Newpon in tennl.
Corona dtl Mar High's Sea Kings. ii ready w;1h a improved 10 4-7 a1 No. I s1n&Jcs and .5-5 al No. I dou
victocy over ~niversil)' lucked awa_y, took a majoi" step with partner Ann Kringle as the Eagles fell to 0-1 J a
1oward 1hc Sea View ~Leaiue tennis champ1onsfi1p . 1cam. Whittier ifurroved to9-6. --
Wednesday afiern_oc;>n -as invading Newport Harbor In high tcboo boys swimniina: . .:.:-.
wilted in the second round on !he way 10 a 12-6 loss. -Ncw,.rc Harber ltS.S.dll.lebact It: Die1noh Jt'W
CdM. now 2.oin league play, improved 10 7.2 crverall was theonl)'double winner for thC Sailors, docking tim
wi th the victory. one which was paced by the play ~! of I :05.22 in the 100 breast and 1:.54.02 in the 200 frtt · · z·11 · h N 2 I I a day when Harbor: spent most of the day j uU)ing singles standout Jusun 1. man. 1n I e o. sot. as we lineup with off-swims in the Sea View 1 '"''""UC o--ner as the doubles teams of Rob Atkin and David Bain and Saddlebllck. · ~ r-._
seniors Doug Schulein and Rich Han. c.n.. kl Marl 11, Uoivenlt)' f I: Chri, Ocdina 'tit'(
Zillman knocked off Billy Hanson. 6-1 , 10 se1 the 1he 200and 500 freestyle "''hilt Rob Wilson capl!-Jrcd t
1rend. one which dissolved into a discipline problem in 50 and 100 free as the Sea Kings impro1'ed to 4-0 ove
the second round, doina, little 10 help 1he frus1ra1ed in !ht Sea View o·pencr.
Sailors. Jn hiah K-hool girts swimming: •
A1kin and Bain1 also in .the fl.lo . 2 !ilot. lost their Newpert Haner tt. S.dcUebactl If: Sandra R
opener in a 11ebrea1tcr, but came back 10 stun C hns . captured 1wo fill"t place& and Julie Veenstra one t
Rabbit! and Jamie Hardin, 6-3. the Sailon to victory in the Sea View Leaiuc opener.:
"'Thal was really a big pJu5 for us," said CdM C~ch Ruffini went 2;31.32 in the 200-yard individu
Da\c Heffern. ··it got us stancd. And Schule1n a.nd Han. medley and I: I l.59 in the 100 back.stroke for her ~
1hcy play.ed really w«1JI. 100," . ---eoroea-4el·MaMH,-\)nJver1lty 40:-Sophomore ,
_ Jamie K~1zman a~d Kenny Als1on were also Y..1nncl_! Salvino posted CIF qu1tify1ng 1imes in the indivi u
1n tv.·o of lh<"1r three singles matches as Corona dcl Mar medley (2: 15.0) and the backstroke ( 1:05.6} for the-·
kepi the pressure on all the way. Harbor falls lo l·I 1n Kings'" the Sea V1ewopcne-r al Un1\'trs11y. ..
league. In high school 101r: •
Elsewhere 1n boys prep 1enn1s: Estaacta lff, httla tS4: Mike Joynrr took mcdah
University 17, S.ddleback I: Jaime Price and Enr honors with a 37 and "1ubackcd by Junior varsny ph1 Yt:
(·arlson w\'.re dominant al No. I doubles, winning, 6-0. Paul Hinkle (38). Brian Oa"is and Jeff Hokanson (
6-1. 6-0, in their three scls 10 lead a convi ncing~· View ind Tim Pipet 141) as the Eagles improved 10 9-0ov<"tal
League vic1ory for the Trojans, who improved 10 4-2 2-0 1n lhe Sea View Ltaaue. · .::
overall and l-J 1n I he Sea View. Saddleback fcll 104·4, 0-2. ln college men's vollcybaJI:
In college men's 1ennis: VCJ 1, O.apmu I: The An1ca1en. 6-221 brcc1ed
Wtllltier I. Cllrl1t Colle1e S: Glenn Wagner <"amed a the 1>6, IS· I l . I ~13 non-conrercn~ ·v1c1ory O\·
victories at No. I singl" and NQ. J doubles with partner Chapman. 2-19 a1 Crawford Hall as sophomore OUlJJi
Jon Endicou, and Mark Pov.·cll v.·on al No. 2 1in&}e-s. h11tcr Paul Hndtmann notched a team-high e1aht kilU
Whittier earned lh<' viclory al Nos. 3 and 4 s1n._in. whctc On tbe commun1tr, colleac: level:
Endicot1 I05tafterga1ni~a S-2 lea<,\ in 1hc opC"n1n1ictand LA Pierce 3, Go clea Wtst I : After w1n~n1 t\lt
Alan Knipe lost a 1ou 7-.5, 6-4 verdict. CCI iJ ().10. cmolion.11lpmesat 16-14.theRustle:Rranoutof~a
Wh111ier, a Division II team, is 3-7. dro~ 1he: neAI three, 1 S-4. IS~. IS-0, in the S<Jul
In college women's 1enn1s: COllsl Conference match. Doua Parti1 had 12 kills
Wlllltlet 7, Clirfst Colleae t : Corrie S1clmachow1a ~1ilr:c Meyers 16 for Gorden Weit. 8-J. Piel't'C is 1~1 • .:,,
GARDNER
From II
ments. In college, you kind of 10 I JO
percent every minute on lh<' field. In
pro ball\ no! that you loaf, but you
ha ve 10 cam when to lutn it on and
when to turn it off. You don't
necessarily sprint on and off the
fitld." .
In 1986 at Oa~sA Lynch burs in the
Ca.tolln.1 Lc.u.ue,, he bn .272. k.nocked
his only Ptortss1onal home run. led
the le&&t.ie in fieldin1 pe.rctn1a1e,
ranked fourth in on·bl1t percentq,c
a1 .41 7 and "'as fifth in strikeou1
avoida~ ratio with one per 13.03
plate appcaranctl.
His fif!t year at Double A Jackson
was another consistent year with a
.273 avcrqt. althouah his atrikcouts
increased ind RBI produc1ion fell .
The team took the Tcus Lca&ue title.
winnina in the final ICrietc without the
scrvioes or Jefruies.. who had fut~
the team all season but wu called up in~mbtt.
Wtth Wally Backman and Tim
Teufel ihariq the Mets' tteond bttc
job jn 1988, Miller remained at
Tidewaltf add Gardner at Jack.sop,
But Backman's off..tc1son track
ooened t.ht door for Milkr. Gardner
afumped 10 .249 in 1988, which w111
Sl'Clt di11.ppointmen1 tOt him.
"Lat )'Cl;f1 I tried IOdotoo much, ..
Gird--· "I -11uct bock 11 Jackton, and I tried to do IOO much 10
setouloflltm. Thit-. Mllr)'IOdo
lhe dti ... I do belt
"Mamly. lhey ay lfl hi• 111 J>lay. Thal'•""' .... -Tiie -I -hit deont. TM& WU
ID move "' to Triole ,., and .... lhillnled. I uiod 111 do
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more lhan h11 lor average and act on
base. I need to to back 10 hi1tin1 for
aver-qt, gcltina walls and moving
runner:s.··
O ne prrson who is ccinvinced
01rdnercan make the majors eventu·
ally is Orangc Coast ollrge Coach
Mike Mayne.
"Offcn1 ivcly, he has 10 be a role
pla)'C.t. which isn'1 to sav can•t be a aooc.t one." Mayne said. ''Rut hC' has
10 ult his head. He: has to fi1 into an
Offcn1e. He hai 10 bt with the right
oraanization to makt ii into the b11
lcaf.ues.
• If 1herc's anybody in the bi& l~UC5 he reminds me ot it's Marty
Barrett (Boston Red So~ second
ba:teman).. Thef'e'5a a,uy who found a
niche: with a bia ~aaue 1cam.
.. Definitt:ly his 11rencth is de·
fen ivcl~. butaiven the riaJll formul•:
he'll 61 an. He'll rl&Llrt: out a way to
make himtelf produttive, bccaU'se
that'shi.st1ytc. lf11Kkmancan play 1n
1hc bi~ leques. JefTGardner con.
··He slhe kindofauy who once he's
with you, )10U don't ar1 him out of1he.
lineup. He's lhe kirid of auy who is
why you win. You throw away tM
stats. and be ia the key auy who made
you're teem win." Oanlner, who·, married 111d ti ves
in San Luis. ObiJPO durina the-otT-
teUOn. his ~ enJOyed his tlrm: in
profalional -ball. porticuhuily
1hc comniderie. .. ,.ve thoulht 1bolit it. and 1he
lbina I lhiJlk r .. mitaed ..... it juSI
beinson a "".!"i" ~laid orlhe
.oft:-...... -Ille ....
buncb or ...,. II 1llo -· In
everyday ur., --)-,. "' a cbil8oe 10 .w.i widl ..... With
wllodlty_llle_....,_ln.
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Gardner, v.•ho wai a Sea Y
League MVP as a bueball playe'
E.&tan 1a in addition to P'IYi
baske1ball, ea rned the South O
Co nf('rence-MVP aw•rd
sophomort )'tar 11 .oast afte:r 1urn1
down an offer w11h Lhc H~!
AstrOt in 1982 when he didn't rea
offc.rcd sufficient money. He la
signed w11h the Mets11s a frecaaem
lbe summer or 1984 for the J9
w:aJOn .
Alld Coast provtdcd ont orhti·
mos:11mporun11ra1n1n.aarouod.
.. Thal wuone-oftht facton w·tte1
decided to s.ian," GardncrsaJd. "t f1
like. fundilmenttlly I lcamcd tr<':
tl'11na I needed 10 play the same.
of course. I klmed it •II lht'
Fundamcn1ally. (Mayne) helpc4
tremendously. tle ht.IPI era
mental tou&hnn rn pl.iycrs. I fou
when I went 10 pro ball I.hit '
knowh~dse of 1ht pme was bell
than a lot of &UY'-..
Mayne hked h1.s mental prepa
DtA. I nd If one "Ord summ
Oa.rdntr up, he said it was ..
telligcoce." .. . ·-7Hc bad a total Jfl.SP for wti.\:--'°'"* on from a icam sllndpo1n Mlyne 11i<l. "J<"fl'knew the pme.
kne'llr lht strc"aths 1.nd weak~
sQ)Cn he playtd wilh.
"Whh hit oh~ical 11tribulh
ht's 1 fine athlete -b\n his mm
1blihties have l..IWlys altowtd hil-. an. the maaimum out ofhb
abilities. He came II dole 10
miti .. hil plt)'sicat..abililia II
one I've had ...
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Kaufman hurls no-hitter
Golckn Weit College frc hm•n c.>ranar F.mp1r!' teason lilalftst the
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a ont·)'.car layoff did noth1n1 co hurt
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of the season. stnk1n1 au. ti'e and ·rhe Trojan 64, 1-1 . scored t-1cc
walk.int two to up ht•r rc•\ord to J.J m the first for n early lead. but a
he threw thn:e h1tlc:ss anninas Tu~· co th error~ Hh t~o on and two out
day ap1n~t non-confertnce foe in the top of the third oocntd the doOr
Pasadtna and allo"rd JU\t a flr 1 tor Sarldleb. rk, 12-2. i.O, to score ti.l annsna §1ngle agnm'it We: t Vn llc) m , times.
the Ru tiers' final game of their o""n Wmnmg p1 tchc:r De 1 bqo went
tournament 1 for 4 for ~addleba<'k, -.hik Tbca
It was her third conM!<:Ull \'C < Urtl'i h.H1 th ree hit for the Tro,ans,
shutout and ~he ha allo"c<l JU\t \I\
hits 1n her la'it 14 mnmgs
Lcadmg the Ru tiers at the plate
were Chr1 ()cMamc. "ho ~cnt 3 for
3 with a run and t"o \tolcn ba~· ...
Tona Barrett. "ho dro'e home l>e-Marzic m the fim inning "1th a
double. and Lorna Pa' n , "ho sacnfice n} scored Gretcflen Bod: m
the sixth
Golden West. 14-9 oHrall and +l
m the Orange Empire tnc: to gain a
measure of re' enge aga1ni.t Orange
( oast on Fnda> afternoon C oa't
gamed its onl) li~t·round win ot'the
BASEBALL
From Bl
up the allC} but "hen !he tir..t run
camt' aero~. that w:i'i the g..imc
Mtltt Goldstein aot the' 1ctOI) after
appearing 1n the M\lh with a runner
aboard. retinng three tn11ght battct \
He walled h1 ti~t batter in the
SC\.Cnth. then got the nc\t thret• to ~t
h1msell up for 1he 'll ttlf'\ tn thl'
bottom ol thl' St'' t•nth
Thorkdson lini hed tht• J,1, 2 for 4
with an RBI _and a t.kkn'1\l. -,cm:.
Haack \\.JS also.:? tor4 ~•th an RBI JS
v.dl a<; J6tandout dclen 1\.e olia'
( orona dd Mar 1 nov. ~-o. ~-o
Harbor falls to 0.2. 1-9.
Bf)~n "a' Harbor's h12 bat, gmng
:! for ! "llh a run scored
l:lsc"'hen: in the: ·.1 \ tt'"
addltback 4, Un1Hr11ll) S·
~ophomore right-hander ffoh,•rt
Re')e~ "J!t the w1nmn2 pit' her alter
relieving 1n the: !tl'.\th innin., and
getting the ~·nelit ol <.,ran \1mon·~
Jcadon ')C\Cnth·tnn1nr tnpk . nd
George ( .rnham''i cn\uing ru11-~·or-
COLLEGE
From Bl
thro"tng ace D \C: I elk" JllJ ti"
pcrlcd 10--0 r~ord 1 1.
In ~.\IA l'l1011
al College 7, Biol• I . .\ h1:nd1
c kanng brav. I 1n the thmJ 10n1ne tool
t"°O of the v anguard\0 top hllll'" OU\ of the hncup. hut in th~· end \( <
walked home "'th the' I\: tor\
C atchcr ()\.-nn) fkrn1 ("ho I\
h1ttina 41 l wa' hit b~ 1 p11 ch unit
cuhanged "ord\ "h1k \trutt1ng 111
tirs1 base \\Ith 810IJ 'ltar11nM f'll her
T 1m \\ orrdl "ho ( f.l\C oil the
mound and thrl·" hr<; glO\t'' do"n In
the end. \( <. \ fkrnt and v .smc < O'ilc:lo"" ( 11 4 3\l~rtt el alm1tt "11h
\\orrcll and Riola ~atchrr Ja, \101.I..
Ne•i")rl Harbor 13, c ...... •• Mar 5: 1 he \a1lors got a roml>kte· game pe rforma nce from ri&ht-hand-
ed Junior Robin Ru'isell and rode the
h1ttin1 ot Tal"}'n G()Cmtr. KMen
1cPhcMn, Jen R)an and Malisa
Miller for the Sea View Laeue
\.IClOI"\. 1mpro' mg to 1-1 1n lctlplt'. !-3 o,"erall .
Goerner ~ J for 5 and tcOftd
'"ic:e: fcPhcr on "as :! for 3 wnh
t"o runs and an RAI: R)ln wti l l'or
4 "1th '" o runo;. and Miller had JU$t one hit but thf'\.•e RBI.
1ng angle
It broke a l-l tic and keeps the
RoadrunneN 10 n three-wa} tic al 2..Q
Wllh Corona del Mar and Tustin.
The host Trojans. who wctt frus·
trawJ w11h nmc base hits, thttattncd
in the bottom of the seventh . a
i.ophomore Brian V:ul led off ~Ith t>a hu
.\ hnc drive '1-Cnt for an out. thtn
D "d Dieter beat o.ut a double-pla:.
ball to keep the mnmg alive, only to
'iCe lht' TroJnns· final batter, 1 pinch·
h1ttt·r. go down on tnkes to Rc)es
~addlC'bad.. ~ h1r h 1 now 6-6
o' cr11l. wn led b} C'anbam (2 for .1) and Jell Blanco( l for 4 with t"o RBI).
rn ·' non-kague game: ~an Ide 8, Ll.(un1.Bead1 !: Gan
I ht1kr .ind \aron herd each "ent ~
tor 4 tor the .\rt1'it but the Plratc
J)I'\ 'J tied lx:h and pnrhrr 4.n<l ra
\cc;\ 1du\ '1>.·h1t ix·rforman~e and \ a I tunaond') home run ID the non·
lc.1gue game 1n <K-can Ldc
Oa \ld (.ram and 11ca Brov.n h d
RSI\ for the I aguna Beach. which ldl
10 .t tl OH"r.11 ~ean!>1de 1 8-4
"cr1· CJl'Ctl'd
I rl the ninth mn1ng. "1th one out.
\an"u rd ~hkc.• \l .. 1glc drew a v.a lk
from rd1e,er fatt l 1b~omb and
\le' \ndrade reached t'n an err r.
Doug. R) trom and ~c' in Ka per Jr1·" "'-3lli;,, lhc t.ancr hnngma home
"ii k . ~nd Biota opted for Rob ~tiler
on the mound ~ellcr prompt!)
wall.:.cd Jill' \H"r\J on a 1-2 count to
hnng home \ndr.i<lc for the pmc·
~innc:r.
S( • \\hteh 1m_pJO'\.Cd to 16·1 I
OHi II and 7-in 01\lm·t Ill m~.
"'"' kd a1 the platc h~ ;\'c~· v.ho "cnt ~tor 4 \\1lh t\\O RBI R,,trom
p1tch\'"J a pcrfo\:t final t"o 1nnin
"1th t"o tn~et•ut<o tu 1mpro"( h1
re: ord tu 1.1
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( TOTAL PRICE )
S~rt< it up with Club Sportswear.
CLUB
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Z~sty .ltalian-fla~ored s~lads a meal in on.e dish
These zesty Italian-flavored salads make
fine main dashes served with crusty bread for
mops>rna up the juices. What could be more
· typically ltahan than the presence of npe, red
torriatoes! •
Just make urc to bring out the tomato's
best flavor and color by letting them ripen fully
at room temperature before using them This
npeninJ time could take from a few days toa
week. Simply put them in a bowl or on the
kuchen counter and let nature do the rest.
The Warm Salad ofTomatoes. Whnc
Beans and Sausaae 1s a uperlative blend of
tastes and text um. An authenuc Tuscan touch
1s 1hc use of red onion. ~hich creates a nacc
crunch. contras Ung the JUiC) tomatoes and
meaty canncllan1 (white ludney) beans. The
prcparauon is complete an the time it takes the
sausage toc09k.
The famous Italian Dish. Vitello Tonnato
-coldslaccd veal covered with a cream)',
tuna-flavored saucc-1~g.ivcn a slightly
different treatment here. J-rcshlycooked
potatoes and green beans, hard-cook~d egg'
and tomato wedges arc scr..,ed at room
temperature with a .. tonnato" dressing whirled
an the blender. The drc sing may be prepared
ahead, and 1 a mo t unusual. flavorful
accompaniment to the tomatoes and other
salad ingredients.
The pasta salad combines tomato wedges,
mouarella cheese and pepperoni. Herc 1sa
Murdy, st1ck-to-the-nbs main dish. dre sed
wtth a robustly flavored blender' ina1grctle.
The dressing calls ford1ccd fresh tomatoes. red
wine vinegarand a tnng) D1Jon mu ta rd.
WARM SALAOOFTOMATOE ,
WfllTEBEANS&SAUSAGE
2 larae ( 1 pound) tomatoes
Ollveoll
3 tablespoons red wine vinegar
'• teaspoon Italian sea oning
1'1 teaspoon salt
"" teaspoon minced garlic
~ teaspon Dijon-style mustard '°" teaspon ground black pepper
1 can (19 or %0 ounces) wb.lte kidney
(caJ1Delll.ni) beans, drained and rinsed
1 cup red onion cut in thin wedges
"" cup sliced celery
1 pound sweet Italian saasage links, sliced
8 cups torn chicory
Use tomatoes held at room temperature
unul fully npe Core and cut each Loma.LO IJllO
12 wcdgcs,seta~1dc Ina medium enamel or
tainle!»s 'ilcel skillet comb1 ne ' , cup 0J1vc 011.
vincgar, ltaltan seasoning. salt. ga.r~c. mus-
tard and black pepper ~tlr 1n white beam.
onion. celcl) and rcscn cd tomatoes. set a 1dc.
In a ~mall skillet heat 2 table,poon olr'c
01lo..,crmcd1um -lo"" heat .\ddsausagc,cool
slo°"'l). tumingonas1onall). until bro"'ncd
Asparagus delicious
in salad or main dish
Like thl' wason·., lir\l Oo""c"· frc~h a paragus 1s one of thl.' annual
deh~ts of 'ipnng Delicate. )Cl
d1 t1nct1\e this spnng vegetable 1
what man) )cnrn for "hen the
\\.t'athcr beg.in\ 10 warm I he Sl'J~on
1 so shon that mo\I ix·ople ncH·r
tire ot 1ts appeal
Herc's a liiht fish poached 1n
tA<h1te "inc and fre h orange that I'>
wrapped around lrghll) teamed
asparaiu'i speal'\ The delightful
and relrc'ih1ng orange fla,or ncH'r
O\erpo"crs the fish hut add\ a
d1 1inct1,e touch Th i 'anat1on of
trad1t1onal hollonda1~ sauce with
orange ~-el and orange 'iC(tlons
makes o delightful and ltght \pnng
meal.
A 1mplc ~1de salad ut \teamed
a paragu~ c,pea'"' \\tlh or.mgc Juice
and .~t.·uons. white wine '1negar,
and D1Jon-St)'k mustard l'i Ire h
and dcltc1ou . ran and tang) as
\\.Cll u \wcct und sa\or). 1hc fla, ors
marry into a h.armonl<)us blend
Ttic \.I\ id c.on tra.,t1n1 colors of
green ond oran e arc rcm1n1sccnt of
a bnght garden of 'pring tlo'H'r\
· 1 ht'> meal will serve on tho~
special occasion when )'OU "1sh to
~urpmc and dchgh1 the cw' and
palate of the mo\t ucmand1ng
gue\t~
ASPARAGU ANO Fl H
ROLL-PS WITH
ORA 'GE HOLLAN DAI 'E
4 (about 4 ou.ncts each> flsb
f llleH, 11cb as flounder or ole
% tablt poon ' butter or margar·
Int
Salt and ptpptr to taste
I poand asparagus. trimmed and
cooked tender-crl p •1 t.easpon grated orange peel
11 cup orange juke
•i cap dry while 1'1.ne
I package ( 9 oun<'t ) hollan-
daise sauce ml'
I orange, peel d and sectioned
Dot fish fillet\ "1th butter.
.. pnnlle with ..alt and pepper Pla..-c
~veral a paraiiu., \pcaf\ .al ro\\
f Please see VEGGIE/C2
and center.arc no longer pink, abOut 10
minutts, dd to marinated veactab&c mixtu~.
HeatJUSl until warm.'Strvc immcdiatel) over
chicor;. lf de ired, garnish with fresh basil.
Yield: 6 portions. • •
VEGETBLESALADTONNATO
% lar1t ( l pound) tomatoes
J cu (l lh oHces) oll-packtd rua,o -
dnillff
¥1 C9p bottled haliaa salad vn1la1
% ucllovy f~tl
1 tablftpeN capen
11 ttaspeea paprika
Bo1toa or blbb let&.ce leaves
4 laari-cookH eg1. cit Ja&e laalves
! ~llce4 cooked potatoes
I 'rt c1,. coolltd wlaole 1ree11 beau
8 lar1e ripe olives
Use tomatoes held at room temperature
unt1I full > npe. Core and cut to ma toe into
"'edge (malc~about 221,cups): set as1de.
Remo"e ~'cup tuna: set aside.
To prepare dress1 ng, place in the con-
ttu ncr ofon electric blender salad dressing.
anchovies. capers. paprika and remaininJ
tena :ind It 011: whirl until smooth: set aside.
Linea platterwrth lettuce leave .
rrnngecggs. potatoc ,green beans.
olnesand resen-cd tOf11atocsand tuna on
lettuce. 'poon dre sing over salad; serve
1mmcdtatcl> Yield: 4 ponion . l cup salad
dre smg.
PA TA SALAD WITH TOMATOES,
MOZZARELLA Ir PEPPERONI
2 mt4.i1m-slie ( 1% ouactt) tomatoes, cortd
4 ~ .. e.ps cooked pasta spirals ( rotelle),
coole-4 to room temperature (8 ouces,
.acMked)
l tablespoon olive oil
4 01nces monarella cbee e, c•t i.D bhe--
i1e4 piects
'1 r.ap ( t OUll.CH) ptpptronJ cut ln tllln
strip
11 cupfroztnptas, tbawtd
'• Cllp crated Parmesan clleese
% tablttpoons Iced scalUoa (creen onloa)
Tomato Vinaigrette (recipe follows)
Lise tomatoes hdd at room temperature
until fully n~. Core and cut into 11•~inch
cubes.set a 1dc. In a large bowlcombi nc pa ta
and oh' e 011. to 'i.to coat Add tomatoe •
mo11arella. pepperom, peas, Parmesan
chee~. ~alhon. re'!Cl"ed tomatoes and
1 omato Vina1irette. to "'ell Yield 8cup .
Tomato Vlaalgrette: ln the container of
an de<: tnc blender com bme '~cup diced
tom:itoe , I table poonchop~ frt h bas1l(or
I tea poondried).Jtablcspoon oh"eo1l, I
tabl~poon rt-d wine' ioegar, 1 'teapoon It, 'h
tea,pon DIJOn-r le mu tard and' tea poon
ground blacl ptpper Whirl until lt&htl>
thickened.' 1eld '~cup
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Contest to ,t:Jet.-ermine
best guacarnOle recipe
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I 'l·r '"'n' ~tunil'luma prc"Cntcd golden-green "nguacatc,·· 10
thl' tn\ ading ( orto in IS 19. man ha!> been cocar<.hing forthc perfect
gu.tu1muk "-o" th\.• ( ahlom1a ·\\ocado (omm1 ion in Santa
\n.i "lkh.·rnuncd to an\"cr that 4ue'it h~ spon\Pnng the first 'Fl
(,r.in < 1UalamolC'" ( fhl' <m:at (1ualamole> n.·upe lOntc t
C ,1\h prncs ot i 1.000 S ~Cl<land S~CiO "111 oc a""ardt'<l to the top
three l1nalt\I\ in thC' cnntl·'it
.\ tmd111onal Mc,u:an tood t.nome. guacamole 1 l\onh
.\menca·, m•)\I popular a' (W:aJn dish \nd not urpn ... ngl}. ncarl)
C\l'~ H1srxinic fa nu I~ ha 11~ O""n per;onal ~·1pe. ~me of which
ha' e been handC'd do""n ~'cral 8l'ncrat1on.-. ....,o"' those trad1t1onal
rcupes 1:an be tran\latl-d into(; '>h pn1c h' cntcnng the conte t.
\\ l arc hnpdul that 'nmc" hl·rC' in \out hem California, there
I\ J gualamnk n.·\ lfX" that hJ'> the rtiht ml\turc Of IO~tCnl to OC
<.ailed the tx·'t .. ~1d \far).. \tlkd rnmnw.,1on pre.,1dent "That'!>
,,h .. \\l. arc lool.;1ng lor .iulhlnl1~ 141\ttng rcupe that demon irate
.in l'\l 1t1ng appmalh w .1 1rad111onal ~ ... h:
"c"'papcr hl<'l<l l·d11or. media rx·rsonahue and other
lUlan.ir' npcn' "11l tJ\tl'·ll'\t thl· fl'\. I pc and JUdge them on Oa\.Ot.
\1mphl 11\ and ·•PJX'3r.lnll f l'n lin;.1h\l\ "Ill~ selC\ed to prepare
thl·1r rl'lllX' on< anu1 dl \1.t)o at la (1olondnna Rc'itaurant on
OhnJ ~trcct
\n oniual 1.·ntn toim "not n.·y_u1rt'd .\11 l·ntne\ 'ihould he
wb1111ttl'd 10 ·1 I (11an C •ll3l'Jmolc' reupc contl1 t. :?61 t.;outh
I iguana ~trcet, '-,u1te 250, l u .\ngdc'i QOOI :?.f ntracs mu t be
111i,tmarl.cd h) .\pnl I Ci to he d1g1hk for thl" comc't
The lllmm1~'i1on 1\ a nun-profit organ11at1on funde~ h\
,1qx.;.tdu ttro"c"' in the \talc and " n7\pon\lhk for na11on\\1dl·
alhcrt1'1ngand promotl(ln of( ahlum1a aHxado-.
Easy Stuffed Fig Balsamic Salad
destined to become a favorite
C cnain rN'1pc gC'ms arc de-.t1nt'd to ~\,omt'
cl3\\IC\ 1n 'our repertoire ot l oolong fa, orlll • ., \ ml'"I
the mo\t trca,urcd ore dl\hC'i that arc both t'J\\ and
ClcJ.'lnt -that can he "h1\kl'd to thl' tJble alter
dcccpll\Ch \1mplc preparation. )Ct arc gu;irantee<l 10
ch ·1t "oohc. and aahs .. from 1mprc\wd gue\ts
One uch ~1pe 1 ~tuOcd F11 Bal~m" \al d.
Th1\ e~qui itc fir'\t cour.c tale\ JU t minuh. \tufT
mom. \un~dncd fia~ wtth gorgon1ola chce ·.bake and
~rvc o-ttr ·11 bed of JTC'CITT dres"Cd ~tth Ral~m1c
'1nrgar. It'\ 1mpk. )Ct the intcrpla) of contra tintt
fl~\Or\, te\tUl'C.'\ and lt'mperaturc-s I guaranteed lO
elt\atc )Our ~tarn a 1 cool. of cxtraordanJI)-talents.
In \tuffcd F11 Balsamic · I d. piquant Italian hlue
chcc~ complement~ the fruit) \\\tttncs.' nf the ti '·
You ma) bak.c the fi ju'it un11I chec~ melts and ~r"c
them alone a\ a quick and. dcl1nou\ appct11cr. but fnr
the full cff«t. JCC'\c the che~-luffed fia,s ""a '1mpt .
cnsp lrttn ... lad or butter lctruce, "11C'rt r('S\, grttn
onion and ••lnut . drc 1n1 of mildly Han
Bllum1c vancpr tcmprn the nC'hnc1S oftht rep.
This IOPhi•ll<'lk'd lad ma~cs 1 ndtrtul
lppc11ttr courw m ua.d CO\lrw. With M1' 1n
11npre111vc beliftni .. IO your dtnnc't' Pitt)' '""""· yot1
an kt"Cl' cVCf)lh•na \"I "m'* -1nduct1na the
entttt. v.tuch mjpt bt' a 11o·tu " \l. or ou ( n
continuC' -.1th a tr nd menu c-qual to th~ h<'l ot th"
\lulled lias ·
TlFFEDFIG
BALSAMI ALAD
I bHd b1tttr l~ttwct, tont
I b••clt watercre , nt lnto pri&•
11 c., um gree• ..UO••
I l'1IJ w1IHt1
11 caHmyrna or ml 1loa figs
• ~ ,..t4I 1•rcoaaela clteeff ..
'' ce,1Bal11mlc:" vlae1ar
1 o toacth r lettuce: ~-atcftrc ~pnp, lf'Cn
onion and "alnutli 1>1,·1de onto four qlad platn: t
u 1de.
( ut ~tcm\ off ti . c;in a mall knife, carff\lll)
rotar~ to mak an opcn1n1 an the tern end of NCt9 flt.
Then form a pcxkct 1n the oprn1na v.1th fori'fi.,.
Cut ch«K 1n10 (hul\ks and tutf1nto fia Poekeu.
Platt chtt~ tuffcd fip an bekina d•"'· a.kt ll JS()
dctrtn for I 0 m1nut or unttl chtttt uans to nwh
\ rranlt' on arttn on salad plata four f111 ptt ln"•"'-
t>r1111C with Bil.amK" ''nepr. Mi._n • JCrV!~ ~ Warm 11u-.... fip "'* • ck*diciMll ... ~lflMllll--
1ppe11m b) thrm~
llAIPBitltltY FIG IAUCS .,.. __ ... ICll
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Meat Dept. Savings
Pork Spareribs ri·-~
7-Bone Steak
G nd Beef P • lolAfll'l8J401 rou atties ;~.~~:." r,
Shau Ider Roast ~~,'-..,. :~l,H
Smoked Sausage ~~n;·'U#
Family Steak ~.~,nr
Rainbow Trout :::il4'SID
lll s119
s129
,s429
.• s1 ee
s199 ••
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Compare these LovJ Prices
).\I~• LIPTON
Noodl• "-·-W.:o.-~-
Ne fooling, treat's a dream _
Angel food cake
perfect pairing
for rich tfeat
Apnl Fool\ l>a' urJ&tnall~
called II I ools Day. 1s tn.t·
ditionall)' a da) of innocent foolish·
MU. Thii ru1lom 1\ tradllaon w
m~l mock-rn Europt"an cuuntrit~ as ~u u in A~tM.·a ...
Wlult IMf't' art' no foods as-
sociated w11h 1h11 tnidition. ll
seems an appropnalt" time 10 ~r\l~
a recipe called a fool. Old Enghsh
FRESH BEEF CHUCK CENTER-OUT
7-Bone
LB
ASSORTED VARIETIES -REGULAR OR DIET
Sbana·
Soda
COUNTRY HA VEST
• __ ORIGINAL OR SOURDOUGH
~.·.English
"ulllm ....
ncJ l'arl) \m~rn. r.1 rnukbook~
ollc1L"J f\'llJN: 101 \<lllOU) 'H~' ol
tool) on)tstm u tc:~ d fruits
1111-.cJ v.llh \\htpJ>i.'d t:rl"'Jlll.
I he ort mall ) crl' ttllc:J Ira·
tk11 1n l'nJ!anJ, unhkt th \:U tard nu okt• 't\~I ions v.c know now. H)'
anal<>i>• the f1 u11 and crt"am Jes·
\em named 1nflcs translated 11110
"\illy ptrwn" or a fool and that's
how tht rtc1pt Sol llS narm·!
Our ~lra• bcrritS ·n C rca m r oot
v.oul<t ctrtainly make those earl)
EnJ)1~ coob thmk tM) \\Crc 1hc
'1ctim\ of an April fool's l.>J)
tncbtcr. I he creamy 1euurc sta)s
firm and lutcious from fir\t to last
LB
Aja
baunciry
Detergent
Frozen Food Favorites Garden Fresh Produce
Pasta a-!,. .. '~
Hash Browns ~.:,ot.
Lean Pockets ,..,., .
•CL s189
s1•9 1• 10 <JI
Cheese Cake :':r ... :-: .. :: ro ~ s4 99
Pancakes ~ .. y<. IMf. •UOI 5149
Orange Juice ~.~: .,<:1114'
Drumsticks ~ ... :,. .. ~t« 13''
Grocery Specials
LAV<l&U!'rfit I " Grapefruit
Broccoli.,!\•• ··~ . l ..
Mushrooms ·-,~..,lo'
.. 2sc
,33c
. 79c
DALLAS OR
KIMBERLY QUEEN FERNS
' . "" .... , .. .,. ....
Bourbon nJtMDWW'oPf •
Scotch .~-
Bou tbon IMl'JQtt,.
~9!~
I 4t!l
110"
1'H !0•10•
•BUll
110"
"'' \ 111K llUI.' to the add111on ol unllaum:J a.rl:.11nc to the tra•-
tlc11 \ n11~tu1~. Genii) folded an•o
v.h1~-.J Ul-am. the fru1l porhon
torm\ an aur .. oi'~ marbkatcd
pancrn. • ~r\cd \\lth-anatl food or pound
caf...c. Strav. bcmc~ ·n Crr3 m Foot is
a rich and cltpnl de ~n ~•th a
h1stor) ofit~ own to cnJO) on pnl
Fool's Da)' or an) 11me. Si net the
gelatine 1~ colorlc s and has no
na~or of its own. the true stra~·
ber'T) charal'ter comes throuah -
and that's no \pnl rool!
TRAW BERRIES
CREAM FOOL
l t1velo,e •flavered 1etaUM
• • cup cold ~a&er
l pacb1e ( l t CHlll«I > f roau
11raWbetrlt1 I• Ji&bt t)'r•p,
JUWed .
•', c•p frou11 oruct Jtdce
coacentra&e, par1lall)' lb•ed
&Id udll•ted .
•, c1pn1ar
1 ttatp009 ely cltoppM
cry11a1Jlle41ta1er (optJeul)
1 coatalDer (I OUCH) froze.
wllipped topp1D1, tbwtd•
In medium saucepan. spnnkk
unfla\.ored gelatine O\.Cr Cold
water: let stand I minute. tir over
low neat until iClaune 1s complete·
I) dissolved about 3 minutes.
In blender or food proc~sor.
proce s strawberries. orange _juic~
concentrate. sugar and gJnger.
While processing. throu&h feed
cap. gradually add gelatine mix ture
and process until blend~. In large
bowl. blend J. cup strawberry
mixture with whipped topping.
T urn into i.erving bo'I' I vently
fold 1n remaining strawbcr') mix·
ture. JUSI unlit marbled . chill unul
~l. about 2 hours Ser\ e. 1f desired .
I v..1Lb angel food or pound oake.
Makes 8 SCI"' 1n~ 165 ca Jones per
i.er\.lng.
•\ubs111uuon l sc I cup(112 pint)
"hipping or heav> ·cream.
Y..h1pped . 163 calortes per ~rvrng.
FIGS
From Cl
I cup white wl.ne
1 cup raspberry vlu1ar
% tablHpooa• corutarclt
•., cup red raspberry jelly
•; Cllp laooey
% 1trlp1 oran1e peel ( l iacll x 4
lDcltes tac~) l s trip lernoa peel
( 1 Inell x 4 i.oclles)
1 cup caUmyru or ml11loo flga
11lced cro11wise
In ~mall saucepan combine
white ~me raspberry vinegar and
rnrnstarch Bnng to a boil, Sl1mn
constant!' Reduce heat and coo
until 1h1i kcncd 3 to 5 minutes
Rcmu"e from heat and sur in JCll)
and hone). blending until smooth .
( ut orange and lemon stnps ml
thin Sh\.Cf'S. add to s.aut:c ~llr 1
figs Chill for fla\Of'S to blend
l;)er\c as a meat 'kluce "-1\h Poultry
pork or ham or as a dc\~n toppin
for vanilla ice aeam poun d cake
angel food cake or ch1tlon cake
!\fake\ 3 cup\ s.auce
VEGGIE
From Cl
cac;h fish fillcl . roll up and ~lur
wl\h "'ooden p1cf...
In large skillet bring orange JU&c;
and ~inc to boil C arcfull> add fis
fillet\ scam·s1dc down. Redu
heat: cover and ~1mmcr 6 to
minute~ or unul fi\h flakes e 11>
Remo-.c~ fi h 10 ~rv1n1 platter
re "'mg I cup of the coolon
hqu1d Rcmo-.e ~ood n ptek
( 01rcr tish keep \\-arm .
In same sk illet prepare hollan
da1~ ucc according to packa
direcuon u~1n& rc~r-.cd liquid 1
pla c of milk \tir in orangr pc
and or4'n&e ~\Ion poon ovc
fi h Y 1cld 4 ...crvrn~ ·
PARAG ANO
ORANGE VINAIGREnE .,. Ctl' vecetable ... • .. SH.,... an.-•ruce PH
'4 C1lp •ruse J~
l ta.ltle1,...1 wlalte •I•
vt.pr
1 SH.,... DtJ•·1tyk m11tar •,SH.,... salt
1/ll&a .... ,.,,tr 1,.... ..,., ..... lri•
·~ .. .....,~m, ... •n lerups.,..W ... *ff
In small bo-1 tir toeethcr 0 1
otlftlt' .peel. oran1t JUtce, vincp
mustard.ah aftd pepper until
blended. Pour ovn-aaperaaus a
oranee tllttl in shallow dish .
Cover. ttfnaieratc ~~cral ho
Remove oranae hcea an
•llJl"IU• from mannede: am on lettUtt·hned platttt Serve-.
mnain1111 vinmttttk, 1( •
Yldd:._ srviap;
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NEW YORK (AP) -Hiala Mo•••••• Supreme, fta"or&: ~ Cbocola l.l«p in1hiahquab1yfonn:Green0iaa1
Matrhboob.naptins-anddlafa. BrOOnaball Ellatir 1911;and Kenya CboColale Fudfe, Deep CtiOc:ola&e Fro«n Cut lal'Spinach.
Pllftt 1Pli11-cu be penouliieid AA, Miridlo. Ei&alc 1917. Two Peaaut Buutt, and an exdut.1\e
foilCMatweddinscMy. soeci9I cc6es 11e lllio availablt: Haa,en·D111 hoppe na\or. Thenrwcutltaf=fcahlm
da .. Y ao"eooneu~~111~-~· Ouatemm. Tecuamburro ~111 8d8lan C'bocolatc ChocOlatc. • · uwh"idually quick-leaves of > be -1911 and Suto Domilleo. Ot.oe Accordi~ tn Huaen·Da1 • sp1nach, cut and peclrz1rd in 1 l6-say1 Otbonh • No. I EspeciaJ 1917. PriCft ,.,. chocolate ice cream as the 5C'Cond ounce polybq. The PKutr
llOUP product man.aeer. V1ntntn from SI IO S21 per ~od. (for ·mOlt pc>pular fla\Orof ict cream in providH macrowa"e and conven·
IOtemationaJCo ... Aaascombottle more 1nform1tton, calJ the nation. a few IK:ks behind t1onalc0okintd1rection1.
Wllb tither the nama of the bride J-4()4.231-~S.) vanilla. Of the 1 S top flu on of ice
and aroom, an emblem or a brief cream. senn art ch000Ja1.t or ha~e Consumns can pow the desired
rnessact sives weddina auau a chocolate ingrtd1cnu. amount oftht frce-ftoWi,.:wb memento that will last Iona after the .., . .-6 • from tht bq.. then tbc reception as over... N~ utOC.,,'llte r1av9rs packa;t with a twisa 111 and keP
Cu1tomized bott~ of Great NEW YORK -ffaaatn-1.>aLs H/l2h qua)/tv spinach. the ma for laatt. For many reci&at. W~tcrn·, Eura Dry champ1pe, has introduced a new ~ cream ~· ..., Grttn Gwu ~ tM cu1 leaf
silk-tcrttned 1n white, arc ava.i&abk coll«tion made wilh Callcblur NEW YORK -Green Giant spinach can be IO the rttipt
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Pf ISONS Of All M'M
Six :rhursday Ev~inp
Much 30th -Miy 4Cll
7:30 -9:30 p.m.
ST. ANDREWS PRESB IAN CHURCH
Newport 8c11< h-l. Andrc·w~ 111 15th I. (~cross from wporr ti4!00r Hitch)-S20 R<·g1str11t1on
in either 37S mis ( 12.6 ou~) or Bel&ia,n Cbocola~. The four new offers a new cool way to ect spinach wtthout thawing or drainiq..
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time and deh\tcry. (For anfor·
mation. call the Great Weitern
Wjncry, J .8()().822·8424.)
VinUlers International. bas also
~ntroduced tts new Paul Masson
Vintners Selection line. These dis.-
tinct1"e Cali(omia varietal winn
-cabcmet sauvignon. cbardon·
nay, sauHJncOn blanc, nnfandd
and white zmfandcl -are a vailabte
1n 7.SO ml and I S hter bottles.
Premium coffe~s "'
ATLANTA -J. Manion: & Co
1s now makjn& estate premium
coffees available to U.S. con·
sumers The company 1mpc>n1 an
C);clus1vc selection of Its finest
cofftti from md1v1dual estates in Jamaica, Kenya, Guatemala and a
handful of other countries. .
Three estate coffees arc betnl
offered. Jamaican Blue Mountain,
Wallenford fatale 1987; Jamaican
This (Ooking
math adds up
ktt~r Ho~s. G•rdens
USDA l_ntptcted
Golden Premium
Top Sirloin
Wondcnng how many bananas
to mash for a quick bread? ecd to
know how much nee lo cook to
make 2 cups'> Take the aucsswork
out of measurina while ):OU cook by
usina th~ ingredient equivalents:
c r.:REALC) s e Steak
.~rawny
Towels
1o·ct. ron
.J
Fresh Large
A.rtichokes
-Macaroni I cup uncooked av <l'1 oun~~~akes2t1cupscooked. L!•~·!·~~-"~1~·~1!~~e~r~lb~.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ -Nood les (medium): 3 cups ~' lb.
uncooked (4 ounces) makes 3 cups
cooked
-Spaghcltl: 8 ounces uncooked
ma kes 4 cups cooked
-Long grain nee: l cup makes 3
c"u~ cooked.
-Ou1ck-<:ook1ng nee l cup
ma kes 2 cups cooked
-Popcorn: •,. cup makes S cups
popped
( RUMSS
-Brtad: I sltcc ma Ii.es ''•cup soft
or "• tup fine d ry crumbs To make
I cup fincl) crushed crumbs.,ou'll need 28 saJune crackcn, 2 nch
rou nd crackers. 14 graham cracker
squares, 15 g1ngennaps or 22
"anilla wafers
FRUITS
-~pples I medium makes I
cup sliced.
-Bananas I medium makes 'It
cup ma bed
-Cranbemc I pound (4 cups)
mal es J cu~ sauce -Lemons· I medium >1clds 3
tabl ;poons JU1ce. 2 tcupoon
shredded J)ccl .
-L1mtt: I medium yields 2
tablespoons jul(C. 1 1~ teaspoons
shreddt'd peel. -Orange\: I medium yields •,• lO
•,cup JUI~. 4 teaspoons hreddcd
pcc:I
-Pcachc,, pears: I medium
ma~t'\ cup sh t'd
-~tm.,,.,bemcs· 4 cups whole
mali.c 31 cups sliced
Vl'.uCT ABL
-1k3ns dry I pound (2'h cups)
malc:s 6 cu~ cooked.
-C abbagr· I pound (I small)
make S cups hrcddcd
-C arrou: I pound (6 to
medium) rruikc' 3 {Ups •hn::ddcd or
• 211 cups chopped.
-clcry: I m<"d1um bunch
makc:s 4'1 cups 'hopped.
-Grttn be n • cut up I pound
(3 cup ) makes 21h cups cooked
-S"'ttt peppers: I ~arsc make I
cup chopped.
-Mu hrooms. I pound (6cups)
makes 2 cups shccd and cooked
-Onion l medium mak~ ''1
cupcho~. -Potatoe I medium mak .v,
cubed or 'h cup ma hed.
_ Sfinach I pound (12 cups)
make$ 'h cups cooked
-Tomatoe · l medium makes ''2
cup cooked .
Nl'TS
-Almonds: I pound an shell
makC$ I •cups shelled -Pc:can1: I pound 1n lkll
makes 2 cups ••led. -Watnuta: I pound an shell
makes I YI cupt wtltd.
MIS< ELl..ANEO S
-F.,p: 4 whok, 8 )Olb. Of I
whnn makes I cup -C'IMat': 4 ouncn rnalr.n I cup
Sfif1dded, --L~ -WIHl?l""I crnm: l cup'~ .
l CUPI wft1oord _ loMlnl raw mat: I pound mun 2 eupa cooMd and chap111 d.
-CoaMd IM9t. I Pound NUI lCUPI~·
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TN.Cod Fillet 2.48
Freihfled&ieer~ 2.88
Frisii50V8rso1e • , ... 3.18
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24 llPS. A Dal
lower
Lei'•~ II. it'1 d~ time. With
warmer days drlW1n1 near, we c:an 't
hick tholt eatn "°""'" under la)'ttl of dotbin& much loftter. But
what do \lie have to look forward to?
Rabbit food? Not neuuarily.
Thnc are wa)'s to make meal•
· in~rnuna and nutntious.
Take a 1alad. for instance. Not
much 10 it. is ahett? Now, try this,
· Optn up a c.an of Aluka salmon.
and tos 11 with the salad. Not onl y
have Jou ja.ucd it up, you're
·create a nutritious meal. ,
Ala\ka c.anned 1almon is an
'"cdltnt J<>ur« of aaKlft and
compkle prole1n The fats 1n
almon are mostl) poly·
unsaautattd. wh1Ch can help reduce
the risk of htan diteak". 1 he oil1 in
canned salmon contain omqa-3
fatty acids that apptar to rtduce
blood cholesterol.
Cannt'd salmon i' available in
SC\ era I sizes. The entire contents of
a can of salmon att tdible a the
liquid. ~kin and tiny bones add
flavor and nutrients to the dish
beina prepared. -
Alaska canned salmon is
WE ACCEPT COUPONS FROM OTHER SUPERMARKETS PLUS UNLIMI
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BRUSSEL SPROUTS l8 .59 LARGE CANT AL OU Pf
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salmon, drained
l cap soft bread crumbs
2 Oz R•g Or UnM:entud D~ront
MITCHUM OR LADY MITCHUM
l20~
2.79
4.19
M1hukon Su '24 S 01
RICE VINEGAR
M loyoko Akoumezuke 8 01
PICKLED PLUMS
1.1•
2.09
ROKEACH GEFIL TEFISH
I lb Bo•
2~9
1.79
% tablespoons minced onion
tea• ·~ cwpmllk
Dasll pepper ALLERGAN LEN S PLjilS STREITS MA rzo MEAL •• 1 ctip 11tredded Cbeddar cbeese
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BONIUSS
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RONZONI SPAGHETTI. .89
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bread crumbs and onion. Add CIJ\,
milk and pepper to salmon m1it-
• ture: mix "'cJI. Press lightly into 9-
mch pie pta1e. SpnnUe cheese oHr
top Bake at 350 degrees. 25
minutes. Makes 4 SCI"\ 1ngs . ...__-'--e-·serving: app1ox. 34S cat-
36.2 g. pro .. 20. 2 g. fat, 4 6 g. carb.,
0.1 g. fiber. 203 mg. chol. and 693
mg.. sodium.
Vartallosc Com bane chcc with
salmon midure and bake a above
.
Don't skimp
when serving
z.esty shrimp
a.tter Homes ltnd Gardens
pear a sbnmp with the fresh .
zest) flavor of Gazpacho. the
pani h first-cour~ soup t\ e th
shnmpon leuucc-hncd plate as thr
fir t course for a sit-down dinner.
Or arrancc on 3 Jcnucc-lintd platter
and stf'\C with pt(k as a pan)
appct1ur
GAZPACHO-STYLE HRlMP
C c.ps water
I tablffpoom salt
l ', poudt f resll or f roun
peeled u4 develaed •'rtmp
S medl•m tema&Mt, peeled,
1eetled ud c1ao.,e•
l medl•m ml oaloa, cliloppH
I medl•m areea pepper,
c'•fPe41
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In 1 larat saUctptn comban
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dd shrimp~ simmer I to 3 minute
or until shnmp tum pmk. Dram
In 1 )..quan mixina 00-1 com-
bine tomat~. onion. 11ftn ptp-
pcr. tomato juice, vinqar. 011,
prtic. l)lrsley. Oftllne> and hol
pcpptr 1autt. Slir in lhrimp. C'ovtr
and ttfriaera&c several houn or unul thori>ulhly Chtlled. Dram mannade. SrM mrimp ind vea·
ttabln on ~bfted pla1t1 o lct~aned •lloW boWI with
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Surrogate partner seems like n.ew .name for oldest profession • ~ .
DEAR ANN L.:ANDERS: The mfn
I am now datina told me that the woman he was Sttin& brf0tt mt was terrific. Bat they hacJ somt .. imcon-
cilablc differences:· She had an
unusual "carett.•• She was a surropte
partner and refused to aive up her JOb.
I asked. "What is a surroptt
pannt~' When he told mt I almost
went into cardiac arrest. He said,
"She helps men with sexual problems
by talkina to them and havi""a sex. ifit
is indicated." This is supposed to help
them become more confident about
their sexuality.
~ Ann, thjs sounds to me like the
oldest profession in the world. In my
opinion, for a woman to get paid by
he hour to have sex is just plain
prOstitution; and a psychiatrist who
would refer the patient is nothing but a pimp.
flaven't surrogate mothers caused
cnou&h trouble? Who needs more? I
thoupt it was the psychiatrist's job to
•
talk to patients and help them with
their anJUetic-s and hint-UP'. not stnd
them to someone for a 5how..ancf:.tcll.
I asked a psychiatrist-f~nd about
this "treatment" and he 11id that only
the doctor has to be lic:enstd. not tht
surroptc. The surropte need only
take some classes and then sho can
teach her patients what to do.
Ann, t think this is the bignt
bunch of bull I have ever heard. Will
you please check tt out and tell me
what aocs on? -DISGUSTED IN
SAN DIEGO
DEAR DISGUSTED: I 1peke wl"
Dr. Domeeaa C. Rnsbw, profener
of "lclaiatry at I.Ayola Meclleal
Selaeo Se1 Olaic 19 Maywood, Ill.
TM• i• wut sate said:
"U1la1 1wroptes i1 a radical ud
eo11trovenial metltod of treatme1t
tlaat raises some sert•• etllJcal
qffltioa1. h my eplal .. , It 11 a -
1eces11ry becHH of die positive
rt1all1 obtaiHtl witll more ceave1-
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dMI u IM9rl0q f.U.W:-:9P at fM. ftlt
article appearetl .. lt74. ne Ifft
a.lay, like every ..... else, are cea-
.Werably lal1laer.
la11eewi .. Dr.Rnuaw. Yo.cu
draw yHr tWD cuclHloa1.
• • • DEAR ANN LANDERS: Take it
back. I refer to your support for that
ignoramus in Port Richey, Fla .. who
thmks 11 sounds bcner to sa} 1ero
instead of "O.'.
You arc old enough to remember
that arcat song. "Pennsylvanaa Six
five Thou11nd." How would it
sound to say, "Pcnnsylvaoaa Six Five
Zero Zero Zero''?
l make my case btsed on lhe simpJc
fact that 0 1s a one-syllable word and
zero bas 1wo syllables. Every numeral
from I to IO has a sinale 1yllable,
except seven, which rolls riaht ofTthe
10111uc. Sa>1na zero slows up the
sentence and destroys th~ 1rhythm.
The onl} time a person' should say
zero is when it's awfully cold ouuidc.
White House press meets first puppies
By The Assodated Press
WASHINGTON -First dog Millie's half-
dozen puppies went on display for the White
House press corps Wednesday as President Bush
and his wife Barbara looked on admiringly and
chatted with reporters.
"First time they've been out of that room··
where they were delivered by Millie. a spnnger
spaniel, two weeks ~go, Bush said as he joined
Barbara in the Rose Garden.
The puppies -five females and a male -
hovered close to tile neatly cropped ~ -their
e)'cs closed -as the president and bis wife talked
of their experience with the litter and the dogs'
mother.
"We've got one boy and five girls," Mrs. Bush
said. "Everybody knows its better to have five girls
than five boys,:· she joked.
"It's really been wonderful, very interesting;·
the president said.
The Bushes have decided to give the puppies
away to some of their .I I grandchildren -
apparently on a first-bid. first-serve basis.
DETROIT -Poor inner-city schools arc
··war zones" in which little works but pohceacuon.
says Joe Clark, who brandished a baseball bat to
keep students in line at his Easfside High School in
New Jersey.
an incident earlier th1!) month. in which male
strippers performed for a student assembly.
WARRINGTON. England-The Decbe1•of
York said Wednesday she named her baby
daughter Beatrice because he hkes old-fashioned
names.
·1t 1s nice to be old-fashioned and keep to the
old ways." she said to elderl) hospital patients in
Warrington, northwest England.
' The duchess. the former Sarah Ferguson. also
told the patients: .. You can call me Fc!')ie." Her
husband, Prince Andre". 1s said to dislike the
nickname.
JACKSON. Miss - Country humorist Jerry
Clower says his experience growing up in a broken
home gives him an especially soft spot for children~
who suffer.
"I had problems. but whai ifl'd had some bad
ph)sical problem?·· he s;i1d.
Clower w~ designated honorary chairman
this week of a chant) that raises money for the
44.000 children served each year by the Children's
Hospital al the Un1,er\1ty of Mmissipp1 Medical
Center.
cto"'er taped a scnes of pubhc sen ice
announcements Monda) that will bl>gin to ai r in
two or three week . seeking donations
' Clark. principal at the school in Paterson, was
carrying tbc trademark bat when be appeared HARTFORD, Conn. Actor Paul Newman 1s
Tuesday for a speech at Wayne Stale University. finding it harder to nd himself of an irksome
··A pcfSOn would have to be crazy-'' to become law u1t lhan_iLwas to handle-1ackJe Gtca'IOn.in a
Detroit's next public school superintendent, Clark game of straight poot.
said. Superintendent Arthur Jefferson has an-Westport delicate sen owner Juhu!) Gold sued
nounced his retirement in June from the nation's Newman and his partners, claiming they prom1M'd
sixttr-taTgfiFJ>abliC"Sehoorsystcm:---· ----htm-arr.-pe~ent--sh-ar~-.oC-.Utc.. actor's .f.ood
Cl.ark, portrayed in the hit feature film .. Lean company. Newman's Own.
On Mc," is on sabbatical wh.Jle officials investigate The 18-day tnal ended in a m1stnal 10 Jul~
C-ELEBRATING OUR i')TH A WJl\/ERSARY .~m JUNE l') W A TCH FO~ DETAILS
President Bush holds one th• ftrlt dog
MHHe's six puppies.
ewman "'ent to the tatc Appellate Court.
"h1ch.cuk.d lhat he could not appeal bcc3usc there
had been no JUI) verdict.
On Wcdncsd3)', a lawyer for the star of .. The
Hustler" and dotens of other films was in the
ConnecllCU.L.S.w>rcme Court.. once again seeking
d(sm1ssal of the lawsu11. The court took 1he request
under adv1semen1.
l ,.'tl. HOl'D
-WASH. PURIST DEA& W.P.: I take &I Mc*. Mere
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DEAR ANN LANDERS: While
shopp1na 1n a dttcOUnt store )CStcr-
day I noticed a little boy standing
alone, crying hi<J eytt out, lookinf
very fri&htencd ... Are )OU lost'>"
asked. He nodded his head )CS and
then said his AlOm went to the
bathroom. lef\ him outside, and he
dtdn't come out so he started to look
for btr.
I said. "Come on. I'll help you find
your mom ...
1 took the little auy to the front desk
and had the elm paac his mother. I
waited with him and dncd bis tear .
The motbtt appeared, quite prompt-
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oPcnina lead: Jack of •
There arc stranae prayers beina
uttered at the local brid1e club.
Whenever anyone cuts Trump Coup
Tommy, he appea.lt to the aods for
bad trump breaks-it's the only
time Tommy's bridae is bearable.
Here's a typical escapade.
Only TCT would find a jump
shift to two beans on a broken
four-cu:d suit with no 5uppon for
partner's suit. We would suucst a
response of one diamond as a more
sensible appoach. North's jump to
four hearts al.so wu somethin,-of a
stretch, and Tom.my ocedcd only
I}. looking \Cl) IOI')'. fht child WU
so rehe\cd to ~C' her. ht broke anao a,
bis m1k, but he would haH' GOGCuf
It.
··c.u over hctt • .., ho
I tell )'OU to wa11 l mean.
then pve him a wh ck
bottom .
Wh\ did this mother leave he kid
alorae'!' Somcon~ could ha"c ·1y,
walked out of the ,.ore w11h him. he,
boy tru tingly took m)· hand althou&}l r wa.s. total ~lran&cr. <"
I'd much rather have seen that
child in the lad1c room thari k1d-
nu_pcd. Comment nn. -ROCK-
FORD. JLL. •
DEAR ROCK: Of cotane )'H'rt·
rlpt. Little beys 1"9W aever M left
alome wlaile Mem 1oe1 .. die Mdl-
room. Better to &a.lie lllm aloa1. ena.
If lie'• over C.
Black ood to bid a srand slam on a
band where most would be satiJfied
with a sure small slam u a matter of
money manqement. Seven beartJ
was, however, an excellent co1nract.
West led the top of his club ae-
qucnce, taken .in dummy. When a
trump to the ace revealed the $-0
brea1c, West started to shiver-be
knew all about Tommy's propensity
to romp home in contracts where
mere mortals failed. Tommy cashed
the table's high clubs, dlsc:ardin1 a
spade from hand. Next came the
ace-kina or spades and ace-kin1 of
diamonds, followed by a diamond
ruffed low. When East followed to
the third diamond, declarer could
claim.
He led a spade from the board
and East, down to notbin1 but
trumps, ruffed with the nine. Tom-
my ovcrruffed with the ten, ruffed a
diamond with the kin1 of hearts u eut underruffed helplessly, then
took the marleaftnesse for the jack
of trumps. In all, he collected two
spade trickJ, three trumps, three
--f'Uffs, two-diamonda--and thr.-du~
for a ''laydown" arand slam.
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BREAKFAST • LUNCH • DINNER
~r.-~
urvcys show 40 percent ot those
who changed docto~ say they did so
because their doctors d1<.1 n•t answer
questions honestly. Could be. How
many do you suppose would change
docto~ 1f their doctors did answer
questions hone tl y -90 percent?
Q. Where'd we get that phrase
keeping up with the Jon ?
A. Used to be a comic stnp by that
name. About 19 I 3.
Those who know all about ancient
Greece say natural blonde there-
at}outs. 1mponed or othcrw1sc, d)'cd
their hair black.
Q. Bu 1c t day at airports is
Chn tmas. naht?
A Not exact It Two da)s before is
Chnstmas Day flights go half empty.
Once used a word processor w11h a
&11tch. Comma came out as an
apostrol)h(. This item appeared: Two
out of thrtt Amcncan men sho{> for
suits in the company of their wives'
11rlfnends' istcrs' mothers. ure __________ .__ ______ --i drew mall.
BI CHEESE·sMARcH 21. APn1u1 G SALE 1.00 lb. off our best selling cheeses. . .
Uncle Walt's· Cheddar, Colby, Jarlsberg•, Havarti, Chutter, Hot Pepper,
Smoky; Choose· Swiss, Choose• Colby (99 % Cholesterol Free)
Butterflie have sales too. Each ~le 1 a hmglc about the iaze of a vain of salt. Atll(hed by uny bo04
llOICO'C 01"1
they o,·erlap I hat"s "'here the but·
fcrflytiets Its rolor. in those shins.ks.
Scotland's Bamt airport in the
Outer Hcbridc 1s a stretch of hell
beach Onlytw1ceada) -at lowt1dc
-can planes use 1t.
Q What kind ofan animal 1 a hob?
A. Male ferret female is a Jiii,
Consider nursina home patients
Researchers did a computer run on a
izable samphn& of their record . I o
learn those clde" catcgon1cd a
troublesome or bad teml>tttd h'ed
considerably longer than·· th
la~led sweet or cooperative.
Chcnt ask • How come men arc six
limes more likely than -.omen to be
hit by h1htn1n1' learly. men are ~,,_
tunes mote hkt'I) to..-« -0uu. in
storms. uabtning makes no choi
At )east 21 types o( fish "-orld\lr'1dc wind up,., sardn.le c:am
No l'#O cyprcs t.rccs re alike
Haldly cYcn Close. • •
·uu at lltst, pica . note. ·~ a r""
cconomt ts who catcaon1c O\Cr-
spendcn 8$ .. nctall\.C talJ"'-..
foda)'\ (hair maker ~y men
v.c1gh rnn 1derabl) more no-. than
the) d1<.I a ccntul) 110 E'en more
th n J\J\t a gent'rat1on ago. What )OU
nd r s11 un. they ~). h8' to be mut"h
turd1cr than the old antique
Blood of cenam btttlc bh\tcr'
)Our \kin. The little be t .. nows 11
10\l1nct1,CI). In the palm of )Our
hand. the blt\trr beetle bleed from 11 '1
tca join1 a rcfleJ. to defend 1twlf
Q When )'O U'rc in a hum on foot
"'hen do )OU f"c up lai.1 "all..ina and
sian runnina
. Wh<.·n runnma 1~ e ier. Up to 11
certain \peed. wulkina take1 le s
ncra). fk)ond, runn1n take\ I~'
Your qu1ckc'>l '4alk ma) be fa te r
than )Our \lo"c t run But 1f a lut
harder .. ork.
Q. In dam -.ft.at'~ the dtfTC'rcnc:t
bc1wecn a chtrf)ston.: and a hulc' nee .. .,
\11e. C hcrry,tonc 1s b1 er
\laahtl>
lh1s .)l'ir, _one 1n eH'f). s" bit l~uc bl oall pl;a)c~ will m kc
mott than $1 M11lton.
Ecorlomic gauge shows sharpest drop sirace July
ly NANCY •NAC
'II, ..........
WASHINGTON -The aovem-~n1·1 ch.er economic rorecutms
11• dropped 0.3 perc~nt an f d>ru·
ary after pos1fo1 sharp pins durina
the pt"tv1ous t..-.o monttls. the Com-
merce Dcpanment saad toda>.
Febnwy'.s decline in the depart·
mcot's Index of Leadana Eronomac
Indicators was the first drop since a
1milar ~ip last September and the ta~st an~ a 0.8 percent drop last
Jufy.
ll was an line wath widespread
e•~taons that the economy wall
slow this >eat
The lead1n1 index, designed to
forclell economic activity SI\ to nine
months into the futu~. had dvan«d
0.6 perccnt _Jjl December and O 7
percent itr7in_!la_')' _ aftu vac1llott1na
dunn1much01 ~
With labor markets t1ght'and
factoncs opcratana close 10 peak
capacity, anal)'SI$ I> some ~lowdown 1s needed to lcce~thc
economy.from O\crhcatm1and mfia.
uon from spiraling..
•
However, analy tsart divided over
whether the federal Rtstrvc Board
can suetasfully tnaineer a conuo&kd
slowdown that rncrains etonomac ~ JUst cnoup to ca~ inflation
without cau""' a recession.
The Fed fora year has been push ins
up mtercst rates in or~r to relie\;e
1nOat1onary pre sures. and it an· te~siftcd those enons aner sharp
pncc 1ncrca~ '<'ere rttordcd tn ~anuary and February.
.\t the White House, p~sjdenllal
prei.s \CCretary Maritn Fa11waicr
pointed to the index's incrcasc at an
annual averaae -rate of I S percent
ince Auaust 1988 and 3.5 percent
incc February 1988
"The trend 1s stall up~ard and one
month's figures don'1 provide a real
be 1s for JUdSJn~ any change 1n chat trend," he said.
In another repon today showin.a
the 1mpactofh1&hcrtntcrcst rate the
aovemment reP.Orted that sales of
new, san&)e-fam1ly homes plun&cd 9 4
percent an Fcbruar> to the lowest
level in more than a year. • ·
The Commert'C Department 1d
sales recreated 10 a seuonall' ad-
i!astcd annual rate o( 626.000 in
February, followina a 2 S pertcn1
llKl'Qtt ID January and a 3 7 p(CCCnl
pin 1n December.
FiuwatcT also M>Ufht to minimize
rhe hou~1n1 stat1st1c\, a) 1na.
.. MonthJ)' bou ma sales varysubs1an-uaJly."
He sa1d the fiaures also reOcctcd
nipcr 1ntettst rates and .. probably
some slowin& 1n t~ cconom) .''
Irwin Kelfncr. chief economist ror
Manufactutt"' Hanover Tru~t Co in
New York. said 1n advance oftoda) 's
rel)On that the jaucd be ha vaor of the
lcadina inde~ IUJICSIS "the economy
has been slowing do wn from 11s
overheated pa e and that the econ-
omy is contanuans to sJow down as we
work our way into the second quarter
of 1989"
Kellner ~ajd that despite cder·
al Resel"\le's effons to pr ng the life
of the economic ex pans n even as 11
rcstr.uns arowth1 "the ds arc grow-
IOJ each day" tnat the cent.-al bank
will pu h the nation anro a recession.
In February, c1ant of the 11 in·
d1cators that make up the leading
index dcclancd. with the biggest
Globetrotter sends executives . :\
bn designer packages.abroad
ly DONNA MOONEY
Olllly,... ...... ~-..
A Mumm·, cognac bottle. a carved
figurehead and a menu from the
400th anniversary of Re taurant de la
Tour D'ArJtnt ga ve away Ron Salk's
travclina expencnce.
Salk makes a li ving of designing
tour package for the corporate class
and arranging in1erna11onal trade
fairs. The more he travels. w11h or
without his clients. lhc more contac1s
he makes.
His firm. Salk lntcrnat1o naJ, ha~
~nl Seagram d1s1nbutors to Pans as
pan of a wine tour. helped doctor\
travel to a rad1olog) conference in
Germany. and created a tour featur·
mg Wimbledon champion Lew
Hoad. The com pan; aJso put together
a tour package for intenor designers,
includ1na a stop at the world-famous
design 6op lllums Bohghus 1n Den·
mark.
This year the Costa M~ compan)
wdl be the North Amen n tra' el and
exhibit r~rescntauvc for seven trade
fairs m German) and an electronics ~onforcncc 10 Smgapore. On thr slate
for-+9 · afi-tunc andU£try
By OAVE SKIDMORE
WAC)Hl!'J(,TO'--fcdt'ral regu-
lators toda) sc11cd control of 20
subs1d1ary bjnk ot M< orp Tcus'
~ond largc~t bankmgcomparn and
pumped in S l()() m1ll1on an go,ern·
ment mone\
conference. also 1n Singapore. By Mesa, appropnately bc\ade the busy
year's end. the company will have John Wayne Airport The company
arranged travels for more than 1.500 meraed with Beverl y Hall~ Tra\.el in
clients. 1984. but when the travel agency wa\
lk, 59, entered the tour bu~anc s swallowed by another firm in 1986,
1hrouah a 1w1st of career plans He Salk acted on his option to take back
graduated with a bachelor's degree in ownership of the busine'i'i but the
1ournahsm from the Un1\.ers1ty of firm's e1&ht emplo>t.'CS continue to
Missouri, followed by a master"s work m tile same building.
degree 1n the same field from North· As the value of tht dollar began to
\\es1crn Uni vcrs1I) slide a few >ears aeo. S:tlk drc~ has
On advice from fnend and family. attention to 1ntcrna11onal trade fain
he ventured to New York aner and cased up on special intcre~t
graduation. ( ompc1111on 1hcre for groups. For firms with products to St'll
newspaper JObs was ~stiff. he turned ovcr~as, 1t became a buyer's market.
to a promo11ons1ob With a map11nc For alk. business thO\ed and he
put>h her. He SLa)cd 1n 1he pubhc1t) expects 11 percent growth this )car.
field \\Orking for corporauons and for Business for any 11c company is
h1msclr. promoting firm such as becom1n1 much easier to do overseas.
Pnnccss Cr'u1scs. he said Boundar1e arc droppmgand
In I 97S lk launched has own firm the marketplace 1s opening wider
an Sunset Beach. applying on a Snlk hns noticed that travelers are
broader base the techniques he used becoming more comfortable an
for Pnnce . The key 10 succe s. Salk foreign lartd'i He's seen fe"<ans in
said, 1s the deluite niche his company cowboy hats 1t11ng around at an arms
tariets Dunng difficult umcs. 11 ~•II conference 1n (Jerman} "In 11mcs
be the last market to disappear. he when governments arr pla)a ng games
said. and 'ln1ping~1th each other a11hc
In 1981 he moHd the company tc.1 busan~s lc\Clr rhere''i a lot of
Newport Bcac . M-tat~~·Costa.-..camaradcrie ··
fa iled bank opened for business
today and ser\.1ct to cu tome~ would
('Ontmue unantrrruptcd
.. s far as the customer~ arc
concerned st \\Ill be business as usual
for all 20 banks." said L. Wilham
Seidman. ch:urman of lht' fDI(
1he third most cosily commcmal
bank. rc..cue. after First Republic Ban ..
ol Dallas 1n 1988 ( onuncn1al llhno1\
ol ( h1cago an 19M4
.. W t art goi ng 10 proceed w11h 1hc
o;alc as promptl~ a' pms1blc:· ~1d
man sa11J hut he a<ldcJ 1hat the
agenC) ITIJ) C\ICnd II\ \pnl 'tkad·
lane for oiler., ...
neptavc factor be1n1 a dTOI' in
manufacturer ordcB for new plants
and tQuapment.
The other ncaata\IC fa tora wrre a
drop 1n building pcrm11 • a decline in
manufacturer · orde~ for CoMumcr
goods, a· contraction in the monc)
suppl), a dip in an indec of ~onsun\('r
cxpectauons, an 1ncrca5e in in1t1al claim~ for unemployment benefits,
faster 'tndor dchvenes to companies
s1snahn1 lo~er demand and a de·
chne in manufacturer;' unfilled or·
dcrs
Two ind1caton made pusmve con·
tnbuuons· an increase 1n pncc~ for
raw matenals ind1ca t1ng stronger
dcmand,Jlnd ming stock pnce
One indicator was unchanged Inst
month. the length of the average \\ork week. •
The 'anouo; changes left 1he inc.le'<
at I 4S.2 percent of 1t 1982 ba$C of
100. Ovrr the pao;t 12 months. tbe
1ndc'< has nscn 3 5 percent, afier·
d1mbing 2.4 pcrn·n1 0\ er the
previous 12-montb J)t'nod
The economy began the nc"· )Cir
with strona 1nomentum. but a
nu'!'ber of ~o' ernment reports on us
performance tn February pointt(!
dov.nwll'd, 1nc:lud1n1 drop1 in retail
~lcs, hou11n& ronslructton, ordef1
for durable &ood • manufactunn1
employment and factory operetini
rate .
Economist David Le\'} of lt'tiy
Economic Fortta l\ m \happaqua,
N Y u1d that with ev1dtn"te of an
el:onomic ~lowdown likely to mount,
1ht Fed probably wall case its grip on
the mooey supply b~ mtd-)car.
"The probab1h1y 1 ve'j &ood that
~e will avoid a rt-ee ion • Levy id.
The traditional agnal or an oncom-
1n11tct5s1on 1s three straight dcchncs
in the lead1n1 mdt'x The components
of the compos11e indc11 Y.ere re''l~d
last month to 1mpro\C llS forcca ling
ab1hues, but when the new tnde\ as
apphcd retroactively. it fla he~ two
false rec ton 1gnal 'imcc the
1981 -82 economic downturn
The econom> grew a robust 3 9
percent 1n 1988. the be t showing sn
four )'car . but most pmn1c onnl)Sh
expect the aro national produ t to
exp.and onl) by about 2 7 pel'l'tnl this
)Car. lov.ed b> hllther interest rates
and a wor<>cnina of"the trade deftcll
Index •
of Leading -
Indicators
.. _Ill>/ ~"' .. .,_, ,.., • 100 •
. ------------·~ lljl J .J A S O ~N 0 J f
Feb &8 Jan 89 F ...
\ 140 3) {145.7) 45.2
Ron Satk uses tits travet ••pertence to de ... n cor~ ... tour,..._...
taon
· \\h1k rhe na1urt' of of '1( orp ha~
bcl·n allt•rcd dramatKall) d \(1hd
hl'ahh\ Hire re ma an~." ( haarrnan
C1cnc 11 Bl\hor ~·d '\\(' art
t 'lrcmd) plL·a~( that thl\ group ol
fhc l\fBa nks had thc '1rength .ind
n.''iourt·clulne~., to "tlh"itand lhl' in-
('rcdabk prc'-\Url''> of thl' ctonom1L
do~nturn u\cr ah~ J>J't \l'\Cral
)Cjf\ ••
ctt < larlc thl' dm•f ft'IUI tor of \utK1tf1an hanl:~ that acm:un ol"ent
nattonalh thJrtl'n:d 0.1n k\ thr tigul"<' fht' mo' e g.1an'!t the ~t) ha'i tri rt'd
"a 1raggcrld b' demand bcllnnin, haul~ u\t'r a 't'i hl'ld b' the
Monda\ on thl· kad bank 1n l>nllas. holding compti m Rc1ula10~ main-
bo1h from dcpo'i1Cof\ Jnd from lhr tam that holdrni comp.,n-. • ~ts
other ban .. , in 1h' holding rnrnpaO\ \hould tx· u't't.I to dclt'r fcJe-r:il co ts
.,
The acuon put .di but thl· M( orp
subs1d1a ry banks under go,ernmcnt
o~nersh1 p Regulaton. tran fcrrcd
$I 1 .6 b1lhon 10 deposits of the faaleJ
bank to a new. 1overnmen1-owntJ
1ns111u11on. l)epos11 Insurance Bndgc
Bank of Dalhts.
\c1dman would not c 11ma1e ho"
much the go' ernment wall uhamalel)
ha'e 10 pend to rt tort the banks to
heal th, sayrng he did not want to
reveal that ftgurr 10 an"cstor., t\·
peeled lo bid on the ban~s
Howe\'tr pnvate anah st ha\.e
q1d the) t\~t the f;ulurc will CO'il
the f"DIC • already dc~letcd b)' a po\I·
()(pre aon rfiord ~-1 ban._ la alurt''>
last )ear, Sl b1lhon to S~ b1lltun.
\1Corp ~hu.h ha' 86 o01ces 10~1
SQ<)) m1lhon la'll 'car 11 1~ 1hc la\t ol
the large l t'\IS han .. \ lo needing to be
m :ap1tah1cd either 1hrouah ft'dcral
re'){ uc or pn' a le merger
Rc~ulator' ..a1<l lht' .?O inwl,(nl
banks had a'~'\ of S I~ .i b1ll1on
1nduding a ~ts ol Sfl 4 bslhon .at the
leaJ banl in Dallao; and S '\ ~ balhun •t
the nnt t11ggc\I ub'i1d1al) ln Uou'l-
ton The h H· rem.mun& 1nwh>cn1
bJnk'I h;l\ c ll ..rlS of about S.l b1lhon .
On l uew.1\,"llbcu1mcclearaslhl' 10 n:~uang thl' 1n\ohcn1 sub adta r;.
da\ ~ore." on lhut the H>;illa\) h;rnl hanl., hut \tC orp h:is rc\1 led that.
''as nm gui ntt to ~ Jhk to mc:t·t thl' "I he I DI< intend' 10 punue lkmand~ of dcpm11tlr\, .. ( 'la1 kc \did flOlcn11al l l;11m\ ug.un\I 1\.1( OfP for
h\C ol th~· h.rni.., "t're tn \OIH'nl l1ah1ht1c\ and ullhga11on' of M(orp
~tant.hng on thc11 o"'n .rnd 1hc to lhl' ~O 'uh\1d1.ir) bJnh 1hat "ere
rcm.11n1ni I 'I t.iakJ :itlcr the Dall:i' d(lsc\\" tht .tgl'nn \<ltd an .i sta1t'· ti.ink wu d nut met•\ 1ht'•r dl'mand' n 1 _ _.._ __ _,,1 for c.lcpo'>m. I he ;cmand uf all \eadmun: lhl' f-()l< chairman.
The Federal r~po II lnsuranc.c ( orp . ~h1ch an\urcs commerc14ll
bankd(PO 1t\ uo to S 100.CXIO. \:11d the Jhat would make." the tr.rnsaction
In a statement to<la\ \1( orp \31d
thc Ii "C remaining ban's and the trust
Ub')1d1arv "form lhl' nu,lcus of a nl'W
beginning for . \fC orp" wh Kh stall
1ntcnd'i to fik tor banl.ruptc) prorct · ( 11mot1olltr ot lhl' ( urrcnq Rob-
out\tde lU\tomcr' 't\Cn" me•. ht \.'ltd dnhn ·J 10 5<1' ho'" ljr c the claim
f «lcr.11 .l\ lion "-:l' rnmpll~.11c:d h) .1ga111\t lht• twldant comp; n) J~ncrpt
the IJct chat rrgul.tlo~ le Jlh tould to '"'' 11 " ··.,uh tan11ar· ;,nd "ma·
not t kc control ol the fl,e ~1< orp f P~•~ su SEIZE/C8J
nm.-..~~ .... iiiiiiiiiii
.:Military dollars good & bad for Irvine
Hank of :\~wpor•
'1111 "-l'n• ,. l,l1111t1•,
Bur11nl!t'r. lh .ln
~ ( 'ump.rn'
ly EMILY ADAMS Of_.,_,... ....
Tbe IOOd MY.~ for JI'\ inc ~oulJ ht'
that tf.000 people "ould be able to
mo"e into new or ~no .. atcd public
•hoo.,ina. 60 new tc."achen ~ould be
hired to lov.cr th<' tea her· tudenl
ra110 1n ats hoots and child 1..:arc ctn1crs ~oulJ no Ion er ha.,e v.aat·
ina~ h\ts. l he btd nr~\ v.ould be th111hc c11y
•would have a net lo of 72 JnM ptr
')car, a hJht Jos m J)(l'10naf income
and an o'erall loss 1n rconom1l
tVU)'.
'" That it ~hat would happen af
Conarcu sh10cd S30 bslhon 1n m1h·
tary spcnd1n1 into urb.rn crant pro-'
•&rim , accordana to a tud> by Empk>~mcnt Re~arch A\\OC1a1e ot
Lan ma. Mach. fhe .study.··" Shin 1n
Military \pending. ·~as under rakc."n
11 rhe rcque 1 of the l \ (.ontcrtncc
ol Ma)On.
Irvine v.as 1hc onl~ c11~ out of four
')tuJaed that \\Ould c\pcnencc a
~tb3ck an t<conon11c <1ct1~1ty <1nd
pcr~nal income. p11manh hc"auw
of the count)'v.1d~ rchnnce un milt·
tary ptndrng
"The central tindrna of this tud) 1\
thll tran fcm na $30 b11tmn pet )~t
from t~ mahtary budget into urb.1n
program can make a SU'itaaned
contnbut1on to a h•Jher qu. ht)" of hfc
1n AmcnQn t 1t1c , • the report 'tated.
d p11c 1he ncsati~c 1m1>9ct on '" sne
in particular and Oran c Count)' 1n
general
I he tud> 14'3\ lontra tcd .11 the
19 7 ( onference or Ma)OI"\ 1n Na~h· ville ~here the mnon al calkJ
upon < ongrt\\ anJ tht· adm1nl\
tra\lon to · rcdrc\\ the ambalJnCl'
betc"ttn m1latJr) pcndan~ anti 1m·
portant c.lomc tac .,~ndrng •
fhc rcport'i author' \aad thnl
"even with 1hi~ l UI the annu.11
m1htar' hudgc1 '<'Ould .t'cra c Solt
b1tl1on h1~hcr .n rtal term~ 1han 11 ~a'
1n I~ I'
I he rc..c.irchcr' cho~ Trenton.
N J • to rcprc\.Cnt th(' older C\tab-
h\hcd northca tern (lllC\ C h1cago
wa\ 'ICletteJ to rtprcStnt the 1ndu\·
tnal hcanland and .\ust•n. T c':i\,
rtprcscotcJ the cconom1C3ll) d1\.c1 uih~c t lnme ~as choo~n a'I jn
exa mpk ofthe new, h11h-lt'lh \\-c'll 1 he thrtt otherc1t1('), a "ell a\ the
nauon O\:Cl'Bll. ho~cd martt'd in·
crca'IC an «<>nomar 1c11"1t) a \h rp
d«rta"-' 1n unemplo)mcnt and a
: Sales of new homes slump to
1lowest level in more than a year
\Uh'ilantH\I 1mpf0\\'nll'Ot 10 hj\11.: \I. mt1 .. r \\'II ,11•1 ";° )2 71 71
uroan sen ice\ su'h ,1, rdulat1on. 1.1::====:-=========:±.~~~~~~~~~~~~~!. hOU'lnjt .ind ht--:thh Oll'I:
\.lo'I ol thl' IO\\l'' \utlcrrJ h\
In 11w and Or..in t' C <'uni\ on the
"hok ~ould hl-~~t·au~ ol the
,ounl\ \ rehan on m1ht,\r\ ,un-
trac.t\ ·and b.1sc 1n tht' '""·'
\ c."t C\\'O "'llh 1hc drof'11n thl' rra·,
l'lOnum). 1hc ~pot\ prum1'C' 111
1. rtil\\.'\ in '11ul \OC1al ~-r, Ill'' \"
e\i.llllf'lc\ l R \ a ~m 1h111 1n I" ant'
the \ludcnt teacher nauo would drop
from 11\ current 22.2 to ws>
< on<"lud1na th&ll there ~ould h..· an
1mpm,cd qualm of llfc for 1.1111rn' an
the Iona run. the rcpart u ,·r,tcd that
c111c~ \hould no~ prcpart ·• herna·
ll'C u~ plan\'' fc r tht' po\ 1hl
rc•tllcx:.ttaon of m1lit;ar; fund~
OFF-CAMPUS
DEG R EES IN HEALTH
CARE MANAGEMENT
Information Meetings
Wednesday
April 5th
Pa ci f ica
Community Hospital
18792 Delaware Street
Huntmgton Beach
2nd Floor
Community Room
6PM-7PM
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C8 Or.,.._~ DAIL V Pit.OT I~. March 30, *99
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Amerku ~Sa.res has announced the return of Sa~ ... On1 '°'"· All Osco Drua Stores in Southern C'ahfomea and La VCja .,111 be oflk1ally
calldf'Sav..on a&a1n tarting April S. Thes as part of a plan by the parent company to like advantaae of the Sav-on fCC01n1t1on 1n the~ market1. • • • Orrefen, a Swedish producer offinc crystal , has been ielcc1cd lo crc3te o specia l award to be&iven to film dire<'tor and prgduocr Steven p1elbcra. 1 he
award, voted by the board of directors of the Amencan Cinemothcque, will be
prtsented to Spielbet& at the annual Moving Picture Ball 10 be held 1n L-Os
Anaelc on Aptjl J. Tfie award is a crys&al vase in the hapt of:. papcom box,
with (he l<>&o oflhe American C1nemathequt etched on the p1cct' Orrcfor4'i 1s
located in the first level of Crystal Court. • • • Wnper~rp has entered into armarlteting agrcemcn1 w11h lrchnology
Martetina Manaaemcnt (TMM) of Berkshire, England, to act as"" Eurosxan
sales office. Theq:rttment between the Irvine company ondTMM 1sde 1gned
to · the company's penetration of the Europtan market. pro' 1dc better
1 to its European customers and improve communacat1on among its
Euro an tradina partners. • • • PDA ~in Costa Mesa has awarded Pix Procluctloa1 i.e. 1n
Santa Ana a contract to produce a series of training video tape which will be made available to those who purchase POA 's PA TRAN software !t}'!ttem. The
completed series will consist of a 14-hour introductory course 10 operate the
PA TRAN software. The PA TRAN software 1s used for technical design and
analysis of enJ.i neering systems. • • • A project that reuses municipal wastewater to irrigate orange grovei. near
Orlando.a fla. has won an engineering excellence award for Boyle E1ilfferJn1
Co~. 01 NewJ)Ort Beach, from the Consulting Enginl-trs Assoc1auon of
Cahforn1a. ••• Harltor Bau announced that 1988 was a record-breaking year for the 15-
ycar-old Long Beach-based bank.
Net income before taxes was $3.3 millon and allcr-tax income reached
$1 .9 million. Earnings per share jumped some 650 percent to $2.38 per share
from 1987. Harbor Bank is a $145 million independent commun11 y bank with
branches in Fountain Valley. Huntington Harbour. Irvine. Los Alam1lo'i and
two offices n Lona Beaoh.
Milken indicted fqr fraud ;
_facing mammoth fines
By JOHN M. DOYLE
~,._w....
NEW YORK -Junk bond kin£
Michael R. Milken and two others
were indicted Wednesday on federal racketeering and fraud charges that
could result in huge prison terms and
penalties exc.eeding S 11 billion, pros.-
ecutors said.
The 98<-0unt .srand Jury indict-
ment was the biggest yet in Wall .
Street's Ivan Boeslcy insider trading
scandal. Also indicted were Milken's
brother, Lowell J. Milken, who also is
eJ!l_ployed at the Beverly Hills, Cahf.,
office of the investment firm Drexel
Burnham Lambert Inc., and former
Drexel trader Bruce Lee Newberg.
The insider tradina scandal already
has resulted an more than a dozen
cases and an agreement to plead
gu11ly LO fraud charges by Dr.c!.el.lhc.
nauon's fifth-largest sccunt1es firm .
The indictment alleges that the
three defendants and c0<onsp1rators
engaged m illegal sccunt1es trading,
stoclc manipulation and corporate
mergers and acquisitions related to unlaWful secunties tradmg.
All three defendants, who had been
expecting to be indicted for months,
denied wrongdoing. and said they
would plead innocent. Their at-
torneys said the charges were
trumped-up and based largely on
information from Boesky, the master
stock speculator who is now serving a
three-year prison sentence for sccun-
tics fraud .
If convicted on the racketeenng counts alone. the defendants face
possible forfenure of $3. 7 b1ILion
each. routhly double th~ alleged 111rcn-pro1n~Ol'f said. Each
faces maximum prison sentences of
20 years on each of the two racketeer-ina chargcs. Michael Milken also was charged
with all of the 96 non-rackcteenn.g
counts, which include numerous
mail, wire and secuntics frauds.
Lowell Milk.en was charged with 11
counts and Newberg was charao<f
with 20.
Each faces a maximum sentence of
five yean and at least $250,000 in fines on each of the non-racketeering
charges, making Michael Milken
subject to $24 million in fines and a
total of 520 years imprisonment. "This three-year investigation has
uncovered substantial fraud in a very
significant segment of the American
financial community," said U.S. At-torney Benito Romano, who said the
racketeerina penalties were the h1gh-
e l ever soulht under the federal
Racketeer Jn1l~enced and Corrupt
Organizations act. or RICO.
Milken said in a tatement that he
would plead innocent "and vigor-
ously fiaht these accusauons." .. rn America an indictment marks
the l>cgJnninA of the legal process. not
HOMES
FromC7
a k.ina an averaac initial rate of 9.3
percent last weck1 up from 7.52
percent a year earlier.
At the While House presidential
press secretary Maritn F"itzwatcr said
thedeclincin homesaJn reflected the hiahcr interest ralts and "probably
some slowina in the economy." It wu the btgcJt decline 11ncu 9, S
percent drop fast November and left
sales 11 the lowest ra1e au1ee the
5 7§,000 level of January r 988. ..
1 u.cc1Uo .. id that Wllb mOf'.lllllC
rates upccacd 10 continue nJJna throup the spnna, new home ..rn
bkely w.U dechnt funher ovtT the
ne~t few months Ind Lhtn •tart 10
Pickup.
OIVC Sadtn. chief economist for
lbc N•cioMI A.llOCUlllOll of Home = llid ... fbr ... or 1919are
ea IO ... cloWli 6 penient frOm
-. ~ • .,.. die lituateon could be
... 1( die Fed Cilllwn• credi• too
le\' ... ). • •
Miiken
the end. After almos1 f''' years of leaks and d1 stort1ons I am now eager to present all the facts in an open and
L1nb1ased forum ," he said. "I am
confident that in 1he end J will be
vindicated."
"We will fight this case in the
courts. the sanctuary of due process.
not tn the press.' said Milken's allomey Arthur L. Liman. "You
cannot cross-examine a leak. you can
cross-exam me a Bocsky"
Drexel issued a statement that the
Milkens planned to plead innocent
and had been placed on leave of
absence. ....
.. We are saddened by the temble
disruption to the live and careers of
these people. especially when viewed
against the contributions madc by
Michael and has department m the
opening of new cap1t" markets lO
hundreds of companies and helping
to create hundreds of thousands of
jobs." Drexel said
Boesky wa s among the alleged co-conspirators. Also . named as an
unindicted co-con'lptrator was
Pnncctoo-Newport Partn('rs. a de-
funct investment partnership.
Newberg and several Pnnceton-
NewJ>Ort partners were indicted last
year on fraud and raclceteen ng oount
an another stock case. which defense
attorneys claimed wa'I brought to
pressure them into coopc:nuing
against Drexel. · ''This second RICO ind1c1mcn1 of
Mr. Newberg, essentially for the same
charaes as are contained 1n the first
1nd1ctment, 1s a total perversion of
the RICO statute," his attorney .
Gerald Lcfcourt and Frcdcnclc P.
Hafctz. sa1d in a statement
"Weare fully confident that he wall
be vindicated of all the charac ,"they
said.
SEIZE
FromC7
terial." 1nce la t )Car, the 1n uranct'
fund had been trytn1 to forct the
holdana company to 1nJCCt $400
m1lhon into 18 ofit banks
For future cases. the FDIC' is ~kina leai•lauon from Conares that would permit 11 to force sofvenl
sulx1d1ary blnh to ~ck up s1 tcr
instatu11 ons that fail.
The 1-'DIC'·s move came a wuk
afltr ettdito~ of MCorp fatted it to
seek pro1ection undtr Cl\apler 11 of
the Ft«n.I Bankruptcy Code. The
holdma ~mp.any had hatted PIY· ~nts on $466 million in dtbt laac
October bul had Mked mditon 10
rdrajn from prau• dadr claims
wtult it •tlmll*d lO Work out •n
Mlil&Utt llffCIMlll With the FDIC. lt~Jy •l!IOlll thole inlttMC!d in bUyi111 MCorp ii ~ llobm AbbCMlld. ctWttnM of fint Cicy la~ in Hou11on, whidl
wtt 1..rlf rsMd by the FDIC in
1917 wi~ SI billioa. -ow •• Ddlllioe ii very ..... , ........... ,,.. ....... ..._ ..
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Odair Ii~ bidden are Kohlb#I if=°"=&M'= ' __ .. Of
... .. " Corp.
'
ly ltlCMMO CAftW
W SHINGTON -The Su-
preme Court today barred ~tile
from denyina uMmplo)'ment btn-efit to people .. ho refuse to wor._
on their Sabbath even 1f 1he rtfu I
1s not bastd on a rehg1ou" sect's
doctrine. Thcjus11ccs, in a unanimous 9-0 decision, said lllinoi official~ viol·
ated a Peona man' reh11ous
freedom by den}'ll\I him un· employment benefits.
The high court prev1ousl) had
barred states from deny1na un-
cmplo)'.ment btnetit to ptoplc
who refuse certain work bttause of reh11ous scruples. But 1n all
prev1ouS"cases, thcv.wkcrs' rcfu~I
was based on the teachings of on
atabhahtd ttli&Jou1 iaroup such as
the ~tnlb-dlly d\ienusts or the Jehovah·a WnncatCS
Ju\ticc Rxron R. While wrote for the coun, 'Never did we suggc-st
that unlm a claimant belonJS to a
Ket that forbids what ht~ JOb
rc-qu1rcs, his btlief. however in·
cerc, must be d«mcd a purtJ)
personal preference rather than a
rehaious belief."
The ruhna mean,, for ex.ample,
that a Mcth0d1~1 or Roman Ca1h-
ohc m11ht bt ('h11blc for un-('mployment bcnefitsafterrefu inJ
to work on unday even though
neither church bars unday work as panof1ts offic1al ~nne.
In another ruhng. the court
overturn~ a f~n-al appeals coun
rulina barring OkJahoma from
t&A•• biaao aamtt and caaartttt> salft at a mottl run by the Chicbtlw lndl8n tnbt ouwck 111 ~t1on. The Ju Ucts' un•i1ntd (!Plnton stnt the taK "8ck to
Oklahoma· 11.11.e coum.
In the c:att dcalin1 with work on the Sabb11h, Wilham f rutt of
Ptona was d1squalifitd from re·
cei\'1na unemployment benefit
after turninJ down in 1984 a
temporary JOb a 11nment that
would have required ham 10 work
on unday
Fr11« said hi' und('Ntand1na of
the rcquiremcnu and tenet~ of
Chnsi1anny 1s that non-cmcrgenc}
v.ork on undays 1 forbidden .
The llhno1, Dcpanment of Em·
ployment Secunt) ruled that
Frazec's re1cc11on of the JOb offer
disqualified him from ft«l\111\1
uMmployment bcndha
tatt officaala. while not q..-..
ttomna fra1tt''I i1nctnty. •~d a
refusal to wor.. du to ttha.iou• sc-rupln must be bawd "on some
tenet or dolma acctpted by the
1nd1vidual oT'JOmc church, stet or
denomination" -and. f!Ot baliC'd mml)' on ptrsonal rtltl'ous con-
v1ct1on~. ~rartt sued, and Jlhnoia coun' ruled again t ham. Butthc uprcme
Coun today •1d the uate couns
were wrong. ,
The case <kalana w11h Sabbath
wotk 11 Frvtt vs. Employment
Secunty Depanment, 87-1945
The ChiC'ka w case 1 Oklahoma
Tax Comm1ss1on v Graham,
88-266.
Stock prices edge higher fo r.another gain .
B)' PETER COY
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NEW YORK tod prices
notched a third consecu11ve gain
Wednesday an light trading with the
help of a late rally in the bond market.
The Dow Jones a vcrage of 30
industrials rose 5 98 to 2.281.52. bringing its gai n so far this wttk to
more than 37 Points.
"I've not seen too man) markets
where there's been less enthusu!'m
about 11 than tn the last three day" of this rally," said Gordon m1th. a
trader at Alex. Brown & Sons Inc an
Baltimore. ...
Advancing issues shghtl) out-numbered declinmg ones m na-
tt0nw1de trading of New York tock
Exchange-hsted stocks. with 741 up.
658 down and 561 unchanged.
Volume on the Ooor of the Bag
Board came to l44.24 m1lhon hare .
down from 146.42 million in the prc.,,1ous session.
at1onw1de, con!>Ohdated vol ume
in NY E-hsted issues. including
trades m those stocks on regi onal .
exchange~ and in the over-thc-
counter market, totaled 170.94
milhon sharet
The Dow Jones industrial overage
\\SE l PS A DOM\S
v.a, down most of the afternoon but
ro m landem w11h a rally 1n ·fhe
bond market as program buying
kicked in . The Treasury's long bond.
up Just 1-32 point around midda y.
fin ished the day with a gain of 19-32
point, or nearly S6 per Sl,-000 1n fac('
value.
The Commerce Department said
its mdex ofleading indicators fell 0.3
percent 1n February. but the figure fell
1n hne w11h C\pccta11 ons and had
lllllc impact on the: tock market.
T roding remained fairly light.
although not as hght a Monda~.
when a low comeback from the
Easter hohda)' led to the slowest da)
of 1989. lightly less than 113 m1lhon
shares were traded on the exchange noor that day
lnvc-stors remained C3'ut1ous in
spite of the v.eek's rcco"cr). 1raders
said "e very unrt 11 seems hk(' a li ttle
s1j1b1ht~ comes back into 11. some-
thing goes way out of "'hack:· ~1d
C1enc Hill.a trader at Eppler. Gueri n
& Turner Inc. m Dallas.
.\mong 'itocks in the news. Unt'i>S
rose '~ 10 2511. even thougiJ 11
announced it e'lpccted a loss of S60
m1ll1on to $80 million in the ti~t
quaner
OTf l PS.\ \D DOft\S
'\\'St: ('0,.POSITt: 'J'H ·\ '\S ·\("1'10'\S
Sm1thKJme Beckman rO"iC' 2 10
54Y •. The Ph1ladelph1a Inquirer said
the company held m('rger talks last
year w11h Brnain' Beeeham Group.
The company declined comment.
Leading the most act1 vl: hst on the
NYSE was General Motor E class
stock. up 'II at 43 BanilAmeraca rose
'IJ to 24. Storage Tcchnolon wa'i
unchanged at 2. Anheuser Busch was
unchanged at 351h.
Ford was off '• at 4811• The
compan) started a new bu)er-inccn-
t1 ve program 1ncludm& low-interest
finan cing and ca,h reba1c . Thal hurt
other au10 stocks as well General Motors fell I to 41 5 and ( hryslcr
dropped 'la to 241'z
Burlington Resources rose 2111 10
46''• amid speculation thnt th~ com· pany had decided to sell or to sell or
spin ofT its forest-products d1 v1S1on
The company dented the rumor Thr
comP.3ny declined to speculate on the ~ss1b1hty of a takeover offer, pos'i-
1bl) by Penn101I.
M H :\'I' '\ \ SI·: D I D
NEW YORI<. !API Mar 29
• Other aCl1\ely trad('d 1ssu~ m
cludqd JUM. do~n "I~ to 109 an
Pan Am, unchanged atl~·
NWA, parent of Nonhv.e l AJr hn('s. fell I ~ at 68lr• after soanng 9'·
on Tuesday on news tha1 an 1nvesto
group had actluircd 4. 9 percent of 1t
stock and was coM1dcnoJ a Po 1bl
leveraged bu)out. As mcac.ured hy W1I hare A wc1atcs' index of more than S,..()O(
ac11 vcly traded \IOCk~. the markc
rose $7.4 billion. or 0 26 pereen1. 1
value The NY E·s com po llt index of al
its lasted common tocks rose 0.37 tt
164 25
~landard &. Poor's 1ndu tnaJ mde ro~ 0.90 to 336 92. and P's •• <;lock composi te 1ndeJ. TO\C 0 76 1
292.35
The NASDAQ compo ite index fo
1he ovcr-1he<ounter market r~ I I
10 40170 At the .\merican toci. Exchange. 1he market value andrx
clo'iCd at 325 58, up 0 I J
M H .\'I' \ ,,.:, DID
NEW VORK (AP) Mar 29 Ptev. l Advenceo Kilned yg:=.'J1rru:s
NM ttlol'ls ~w lows
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