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THE ORANGE COAST
Newp~>rt
Ff arbor
abloom
with algae
l y PAUL ARCHtPLEY
Of Che 04lly ,... le.tiff
An uplo IOn of color. from no°"'er-
bedccked gardens to nch, green h1lls1dcs, reveals that pnng. indeed.
rs in the arr.
Unfortunately for rc\1dents on
ewport Harbor, spnng is in the
water. too
Fueled by lasl "cek's heal pell. an
rntcnsc algae bloom has belled a
somewhat succe\sful effort to cut
back the nutncnt now into the bay
that feed\ the algae
About 1hn:c years ago. water quali·
t}-C'<pcrt bbmcd the campant algae
s,ro" th on n11rogen -nch fcn1hLers
--....-beulg...washcd 10.to the h.1)-from San -
Diego Creek.
An estimated 12.000 pounds of
nitrates flowed into the bay daily
through the creek. which I\ the bay's
pnmary tnbutary
Water quality officials cited three
upstream nurscn~ as source of 30 to
40 percent of the mtraJc runoff into
~pon Bay.
Hine Wholesale Nurscnes. El
Modeno Gardens and Bordter's ur·
SCr) Inc agreed to cut back runoff
k"els throuJh ""atcr rte}chng and
other pr<>&rams.
That program 1 ongoing. althou&h
officials SI) 1t 1sn 't mov1ns as quickly
I'S '§Orne rt's1dents "ould lake
"People 1n the community are so
canccrned about these is uc and M>
1mpat1ent," C ounc1ll4-oman Jean
Wan \aid "And I don't blame them. rm one of them "
But Wa11. who afro 1~ a member of
the Harbor Quahty C 1ti1ens .\dvisory
tommmec ~1d runoff cutb:tcks al
the nurltrie won't end the algae
bloom\.
"The whok "atcrshcd i~ probably
the culpnt." he said.
Tom Orlando. another commmce
member. agreed the problem ~on 't .,
qu1<:kly d1sap{>'.<;3r
"The> 're ~ull ,cuina quite a bit of nutrient\ from San D1rgo (reek." he
aid "Bui generally \pcak1na. the
water quality hu improved "
Ortandc.> 1d ideal condition . 1nclud1ng nutncnt-fillcd rain runoff
and w-arm harbor water combine 10
Outdoor
theater ~----=·• noise Issue
In court
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jPte.w SH ALGAE I A2J Storm dr•ln ••Udo 111e·1 cot11twuntty ,.rec etRptle1 In Newport H•rbor. 'I
Harbor View Hills
residents seek . ~. tips on arsonist
'
1y HttS YOt<Of someone ittm' 1n thi' room. That'' °'""'~""'su.. Just m)' fcehni · .. Rn1den1s of all the Pon s1r«ts c:wport ~ach police and fire anc:ndcd 1hc: cvcmna mc:c:un,a held ac
offic.:ial cncourqtd a crov.d of Harbor View Clu6hou\C on Port
"tt.arbor V1c:v. Hills mtdfnas 1 Ucida > Wettbourne, the trttt "'here nine of to rcpon an> small bit of 1nforma11on 12 fires ha"c occurred
that miaht help catch an anon1st 1-0 other tim occumd on Port
belle' ed rn~n11bt<' for a d01cn fire Chari« and one occurred on Port
in the M•,ll'borhood from Jul)' to Pro~•n« an the la~t ciaht month ,
Mu\h ICCOC'dint to an unoffic1il couf't.
p(altn& at a Miahbothood mctt• Mott of the dozrn fires ha\e ma attended by more than 100. dmlrttd 1n the last thrtt v.ctk , but
re idtntt. police ud fire Off"IC"lt 1R\ttl1Pton behc"e a few that OC:· ttnltd those *•th tips .. ,u be curred as far beck a July ma) be
pfoc«tCd bv c nftdtftuahty. ~.
.. Cumatl) v.~ don't hl"c any Si• oftbotc fires Yt'trt 1n tra,J\ tan
suspttb m the caw:· ~a tpOIEn-lhfft bwMd structur« -1ncludu'I
man Bobo.kley taid 'We fwd )OUf tlle dtilnidt0n of an empty Pon
hdp. Oftncimc\, 1tt<w 11ttlt pe«a • WaabDW'lw ltoutt -and thrtt ~
that c1on·1 man \>Cf> mum to you •n "dtitlel.
tndft 1 la. io u1," • Molt ol dw i.acknt' occurred al ~·~ Chart-e &n-te:k mn-nipt and • ~. Fl\'e of the
fOf'\"1111 a llront *'"" cuula••• WCICC•rtd llllWAD I and 11 pm . '"'°"' fttiehbOn that the anott11t .. 1 UOIMr ftft occ• e\ld brtWttn 2 and J localyoullL 1.m. IM cwo om.md about •:JO
"My feel1111 11 lt't tOmebody .e.o p.m.
h va 1n 1lae ua. and chalkft '" 11'1 a Polii lti!l tW an vnc111ton an
JUvtfttlt." ht laid ... h t'OUld Ill ll't •1 .. MION/AJJ
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25CENTS ..
U berroth
continues --··--talks for
Ea stem
·BU I E /A9
Teen killed,
Sister hurt
crash • 1n ·car.
ly PAUL ARCHt~Y
Of.,...~,... Jqlfl'
An cxh1laratina race in a new sports
car ended in 1raac<1y Tucsdar. when a
Costa Mesa teen·aacr was kilkd and
her sister was cnttcally anJurtd. on Wang. 14, was pronounced
dead at 1he scene followina the sinaJc·
car accident on Placentia A venue.
Pei Wang. 16, WU rushed LO
Founuun Valley Trauma Centtr ~she Yt>at 1n ciurcmely cntical
con 111on uc ay n .-- -
The g1rls were headina north on
PJ:tttnua in a brand new Acura
lntegra at 4.35 pm. when Pei Wana
lost control of the car about 200 ~rds
sou1h of wan Onvc, Pollet Lt Sam
Cordeiro said.
The vchtclc crossed over throuib
the two southbound lanes on the four-
lanc road and truck a street liabt pole
on the pa»eoicr s•de.
Police estimated the ca.r was travel·
101 in excess of 70 mph when It
crashed 1010 the pole The impact was
so le"Crc the car was nearly bent in
half.
Pc1 Wana reportedly was thrown
from the car. Rescue work.en had to
usethc"Jaws ofufc·• to rcm.oveCori
an&~ body _fmnt h ma
vehicle.
A friend who was followtna the
sisters wd she couldn't keep up with
them and didn't sec the crash.
Ho~vcr, he said they aUqedly~
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NB wOman indicted
in-il6M bank fraud
ly PAUL AKHll'UY °' -o-,,.... Sulf
>\ "lewpon Bach v.oman 1m·
pltcated in a muh1mlllton-dollar
·fraud scheme faces a pou1bk 285'-
)'car scn1cncc 1f convicted of all the
charics 1n a 40-count federal 1nd1ct·
ment.
Janet Fa ye McKJnnc. 39. was
aITTStcd Tu~) at her attorney's
office. but was freed later when a
fnend put her home up a.s collatenJ
for her SS0.000 bail Her arra11nment
1s Jated Monda> 1n U.S. Dtstnct
Court in Santa Ana
McK1n11c and Duayne Da}
(hnstenscn. a onc-ume dentut who
died in a one-car acctdcnt 1n 1987. arc
suspected of toouna a Sl\'11\11 and
loan of~me $16 m1lhon in <kpossts.
McKmzic and fi ve allqed IC·
comphccs •ere named 1n a federal indictment handed down earher 1n
Los A natCI~.
Two of the other suspects arc from thc-Oranae Coes&: Fredcnck YOUftl-
'da.hl. 53. of ewpon 'Beach, a~
ArmandoJ Vasquez. 52.oflrvineare
accused of aid1n1 and 1bcttma the
fraudulent con truct1on scheme.
uorne}s for Youngdahl and V•
gucz said the men would post their
S2S,000 balb toda).
U .. Attorney Robcn Bonner 111d
the thnft founded by C'hnstcn1e11 ln
1983. Nonh Amcnca Sav1np & Lotn
AssocallOn, was cnpptcd by the
"s~s~mauc lootma of over S 16
miJho n·· b) the dentist and
McKJn.zic. who was his c~ecuttvc
assistant. c-0nsultant and lover
The coupl~ allcacdly transferred more than SI J million out of North
Amenca Sa'"'" and rcplactd 1t W'lth fake certificates of deposit.
ln\'CSL&Qtors sa1d the moDC'V went ,~ ..... MdCINm/A2J
'Adam' was not
apple of public's
eye in Newport
1y ntlS Yoe< Ot
Of -°""",... ....,
ominous-looktnt ~1nt1na de·
pacts a nude mak-the bibhca.I fiaurc
Adam -on his knen. holdin& a
1\4.c. as the sky turns dark and a
"okano erupts 1n the bllcqround.
"It' 1he moment after the fall He's
kind of Sl)'lfll, 'What did I door ..
ant t Rosa Wdliamton explained
about hn Yror\, named after the first
human 1n the Bibk.
dam could also well be -ondennc.
what he did to bother the olittns of
~ponBnlch .
Tbe fin• sip that tomtth•"I w11
am1 was •hm IOmcc>ftt pllced an
ivy lea( 1n a WllCIJC tp<>t on the =~ •Ilic'-*'*" a nakecl
Arid then. .,.,.;Ill ~ &om c1Uttnt ucl a_, m pk)yeel .... u.c wort ................ dill*Y IPO' an tM City Hall cat'-ier
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W1lhamson. 3 , who hvcs 10 Or-·
antt. was outf'llCd at the move and at
.the tamtlar placement of her other ~1nunas in out-of·tM-v.-.y rooms at
City Hall.
C.IJ•l'.'I the treatment of her WOC't
ccnsontup, he-11 contac11na tbt
i\CL
"rm most unhapp) about this, ..
the f&&urativc arta t t.aid. "It COiAitd
all an.sis. because Ctty Hall 11 1 public forum. ~· a link eonwth•• tnlll there. we·~ so uted 10 n~ die
fcmak. ~can diap61y hi* .....
-•\bout •ny ~ ..
WtlhamJOn wu '""'led todilllly her wort 1n Cny Hall after OM olw
pi«a was 1tlttud b ditlllY ia .e Of two ,.-an .,.. lillll 'r 191
Ar11Comnu11t09 ~ -~ ;u anitts 1tl«1ed AW dlllir
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A'n expanded health educ:auon
proaram that calls for sex and AIDS
educ•tion beainnina in the fifth ande
was presented to the Laauna Be.ch
Unified School District Board on
Tuesday.
The chanaes in the curriculum
include a one-semester heahh class
,,required of all seventh graders, to
become effective the second semester
of this year.
.. It is probabl y one of the most
comprehensive health curriculums in
California," said district Super-
intendent Dennis Smith before the
mectihg.
aauac children are ~ to such information at aft emty-_qe;
AJ OS edue11tion shOuld be provi<kd
to clemtnwy school ch11dttn. Snuth
said.
"It's not like they havtn't beard of
it," M said. "By third or fOUrtbpade,
t.hey'Ye beard of AIDS. You don't
want to tet into any anl>hic ddails."
For eumple, Smith said. fifth
araders miaht be tauaht (0 idtntify
AIDS as a disease anato understand
the eff «ts of the disease on those to
CQn1rac1 the virus.
''There's this downaradma age-
w1se of the awareness level of kids,"
Sm11h said. "It's foolish of us to think
they don't ha ve streetwise knowledtie ofthis, if nothing else." •
. Elderly _ couj:>le .robbed
in their H-ome in NB
Police were searchina for two men who broke into an elderly couple's Newpon Beach home and held them
at aunpoint before fleeing with jew-
elry and other valuables wonh $6,700.
Guy Woodward, 66, and his wife,
Bette, 64, were-at their home in the
100 block of Hartford Drive at 9:48
p.m. Monday when they beard a knock on the door.
When the husband open~ the
door, two armed robbers forced their
way inside the rcsidenct. Newport
Beach police spokesman Bob Oakley
said.
-
The suspects, who appeared to be
in their early 20s. wore masks and
lona·slceve wetsuit tops.
They ordered the couple to lie face
down on the floor. One of the robbers held a revolver over the pair, ·while
the second man ransacked and looted
the two-story house.
The bandits took four diamond
rings, a watch and a silver flat watt set with a Victorian pattem, Oakley uid.
"This is an excellent example wh)
people should use the peephole in
their dOQr and make sure they
rec~aze the person standing outside before opening the door," he said.
HB man tied to porn ring
I t ly City News Service
LOS ANGELES -Two Orange
County men were in custody and two
others, includina an ex-Roman Cath-
olic priest, were beina sought by
detectives Tuesday night for operat-in& a homo.sexual child pornography
"iavid-Negrette, 26: of-Huntinaton
--tt~h and-Jc:t.cy-l::louchcns, 4~.._of
Santa Ana were being held at the downtown Men's Central Jail in lieu
or $200,000 and $ 1 S0,000 bail each
for allegedly conspiring to distribute
child PQrnography, said Detective
ARSON
From Al
working on the case. The Police Depanment has beefed up its patrols
of the area and added undercover
detectives and helicopter paJroJs,
Oakley said. However, arsonists are diff.tult to catch1 Beswick told the residents. Of
the 1 S to 20 arson cases he has
invcstipted over the rears, onl y two
people have gone to jail for the crime.
he said. Part of the difficulty is "with arson,
most of your evidence is burned up."
Beswick said.
-And there is no stereotypical
ADAM
From Al
a month at City Hall.
Usuall y, two or three artists show at
the same time, according to Sandy
Blatterman, chairwoman of the Arts
Commission. Williamson is sharing
space with two other artisu -
MolJln Green of Lemon Heights and
Louise Whelchel of Newport Beach. "We're tryins to gel as much
exj>?sure for arusts as possible, .. she
said.
Williamson said she dropped her
works off Wednesday for display and
di9Cussed their placement with Arts
Commissioner f<.im Young. Because
of the size and weight of her works -
wbich have heavy, carved frames on
which Williamson worked at least 30
hours alone -Youn1 indicated the
larger pieces would be hun1 in the
McKINZIE
From Al
into a filonhem California bank
account controlled by McK.inzie. But
the money then disappeared.
In a teeond alleaed 1eheme. SS.6
million was diverted throuab false
bilJjnp and internal paperwo{k for a
pair of non~xistcnt construetion
proiectti Bonner said.
"The indictment alletrl that all the
proce:edsofthe fraud in thiscate went
anto the hands of Christen.en and Jan
McKinzie or into COl11P-l!lDia they
conll'Oiled," Assiatant U.S. Attorney N~ Wiebon Stock said.
. Federal bank ~ton iieiJJed the
savinpandl09nonJb.16, l917,just
hours after tl\A '6·year-old <larilteDlea died when bit JlllU_ar Dk>wed into a brjdee auppon oa the toroaa dll Mar Freeway.
Hi1 will left everythilla to
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• Ralph Bennett.
Former priest John Bauer, 52, of
Hollywood and Victor Feliciano, 29, ofRosemead were wanted in connec-
tion with the production of sexuaJly
explicit videotapes involving run-
away teen-agers from Southern Cali-
fornia and yQJ.lfl&_bo_ys from Mexico,
Bennett said.
Th-e case firstame to the .. nen11orr
of I DS A ogelcs pol.J.ccJ.a.1LAua.us
Police obtain~ a search warrant for the apartment. where they found
marijuana plants and enough
videotapes and video equipment to
fi ll a truck bed.
character for an arsonist, he said.
"There's any number of reasons
someone would stan fires." Fire
Chief Jim Reed said, ciuns anger or a
need for attention as being among
then). "There isn't any one profile
that would fiJ thi s one individual."
e ven his own gut feeJing that the
Harbor View anonist was a juvenile
can not ~ considered an accurate
assumpuon. Beswick said.
. Investigators do feel strongly that
someone in the neiahborhood knows
who the culprit is and is afraid 10 tell.
"I sus~t someone knows who's
doing it, • Reed said.
However, investigators have di.,.
credited as a mere prank a scnbbled
front area of City Hall. Williamson
said.
However. Williamson sa1d she got
a call the next day from Blat1erman,
who told her some people had
objected lo "Adam" and even placed an ivy leaf on the work. As a result,
Blattennan told her "Adam" would
be moved to an area with "less
traffic," Williamson said.
On Fnday, Williamson found fo ur
of her works in the back offices.
"Adam" was _placed in Lbe Arts
Commission office, located in a small
wins behind the main buildina. Blattennan said ahc felt the place-
ment of tM leaf over the "Adam ..
picture was "poor manners." but she
Clcnicd the paintinas were moved
because of any public outcry.
Paintinas by all three artists were
moved around because of a space
problem created by the laf'IC number
McKinzae, includin1 SIO million in
life insurance ihat was paid when
PrudentiaJ Insurance failed to prove
Christensen committed suacide.
However, Prudential deposited the
settlement with the coun pcndina the
outcome of the cbarp apinst
McKinzic. It WU the larjelt tum the insurance firm had everp1id on a life
ansunncc polacy.
l.n addition to the pnson time the
could face, McK.iazie ICaDdt to lolc the imunnc:e tettlernent and al the ~ she made from the allepd ndeteer'i• "*--Tbe pebte .,... ~ i•
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and CbriMemen •llO)'ld ...._ h11
de9th. Befcn die biArtt ............
inp .... IOUIUlvel.dae~--
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The specifics about how AIDS is
conU'icted wdl likdy be introduced in
the e1pth .,ade. Smith said.
While parents have the n1h1 to
ttfusc such instruction for their
children, Smith uid the health cur-
nculum has been accepted by the
communJty thus far.
"It's been remarkably "'ell-re· ce1ved by our commun1t)," he uid.
"We have not had any s11nificant
concern registered by patents."
A state 9fficial said Laguna Beach
appears to be on the right track with
AIDS education. "We like them to stan as earty as
possible, preferably fro m
kinderpnen through 12th .,.ade,
with early arades empbasizin1 com-
peuio•e treatment ~ ..._.. wllo
do ha~ AIDS.'' said lill'Mill.
A I OS education coordiaalOf for tlw
1tatt .... We ccna1nl): waat &be eduee-
tion to ttach the child before they are
at an• to beat nak. and that may be
somewhla different fro~conununiay
to community." The~ has conducted a lludy of
all c.atibnia IChool districts to determine whtn the various districts
beatn provid1n1 AIDS education,
accordina to Wh ite. About half the
districts responded.
Of those, only 23 percent offered
AIDS education at the elementary
school level. However, 83 ~t of
thejuniorhilh tehoolsand 88 ~nl
of lhc hilh 1ehools provided AIDS
edaattioa. proporuon IOlllCWhlt."' ·
la tbe Newport.... Unified Accordiftl to Wbitc. eM l~tC! Scbool District die ,~ ol AIDS conSJckn Ora• Coun11 a h~ arilH in wven&b '.'or ews&b trade ... pnority area for AIDS tcKhcr tra!n• ~iaa on &be ICbool; laicfMary• 1na wOtUhool bccaute of the h1iti
Kiute, dircctor of inatnactionaJ acr-tncidtnec-or Al DS and because of the
v1ca. large student population.
··1 woUJda•t caU it AIDS edu a· While ?llint the dtt1 ion a~ut
ti.on." Kna1ul.id ... AIDScduc:alion IS when 10 10tr0duc:e A} OS cducalJon
such a &rc:e, it's likt sayina when did anto the c!.turoom a· t°'Ch ~up or
you start syphilis education or Pre&· ch~lce • " 1n atn~-al. Wh~tt 111d. staio nancy education. 11udehnes suaest prov1~1n1 the 1n• • • . formauon as soon as It m1&ht be • It s. JUSt a small pan of a ~" helpful to students. educau~-~m. lt really 1s JUSI a . wall~ in a pool ofinformat1on "We nttd to J.IVC them tht anfor~
about difrercnt diseases. I thank mauon ~t the same aac tht} "'ould be
becau.e it is such a new and wretched getung It from other sources less
di1ta1etbatpeopleareaetting itou1 of accura1el),'' he said.
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ALGAE
FromAt
1gnue th~ algae blooms.
Janie Arnold, a member of state
Sen. Marian Beraeton's staff, said last
week's heat wa"e probably play~ a
big pan l.ll the rampant aJpe irowth.
despite declining runoff from the
nursenes.
But other polluuon sources, such as
boaters who empty their hold.mg
tanks directl) into the bay. also must ~ blam~. officials agreed.
Arnold said the committee is
looking at a proposal by a private firm
to provide a boat that would travel
throughout the harbor pumping out
holding tanks.
Currently, boaters art" expected to
take their craft to a pump-out station,
but too man)' conunue to ignore the
requirement.
Cort w-. ...... klled ..... lier ..... , .....
16. w• crtttcallJ ""ured when die Acure
lnt ............... *""119 ..... utllltJ P9••
on Plac•ntla Avenue In Cotta Mesa.
The committee as mecung Thu~
day to consider other steps aimed at
cleaning up Newport Harbor.
CRASH
Fro111A 1
raci~ another car being dnven by a
boyfn.end of one of the sisters.
All of lM youths had just left
&tancia H"'1 School. located less than a quarter mile south of the cram
site next to ~irview Regional Park.
School -0 cials who bad hcacd
aboui the tragedy prepared to help
students through the grieving pro-
cess.
Estancia Principal Dr. Robert
message found on Port Westbournc
that stated the fires had been set on
purpose and that the arsonist would
return. The message was signed "the
pot'' ·• think the general consensus is
that's kids having fu'h after the fact,"
Qakley said. Recd gave some basic tips for residents to protect themselves; Keep
Pf11C doors closed at all times; lock
Cllrs and keep them IO &araies; don't ~eave trash out on the street bccauses
it's convenient fuel fodircs; report all
fires: and keep eyes open for any =~s people in the nei&h·
After the mcettna. many residents
of paintinp submitted for display,
Blanerman said. The three artiatt'
works added up to almost SO paint·
anp lhat needed to be displa)ed. she
said. All three anises· works were spread
around tbe Cit)'. Hall offices. and a
notice in the lol>Oy directs the public
to 1be various rooms to vacw the
p&1ntinp, Blatterman uid.
"They are all equally represented,"
Blatterman said.
Blatterman said she hasn't per-
sonally heard any complaints about
W1lhamson's work, bul that may be
because she was out of town Wednes-day when lhe pa&_ntinp first htt the
City Hall walls.
Barbara Brooks. water btlhna
supervisor, said citizen• comin1 to pay their bills and ·city employees
raised ob,JCCtions to "Adam ...
''There'• lots o01uJe kids that come
Francy -Aid the vtctims were "two traffic officials and stepped-up police
very popular _young ladies." · enforcement apparently combined to
"They·~ fine students and very end the slaughter -until Tuesda)
well liked." he wd. "I'm sure there'll be a furor over 11
Coui:isclors woul<I be prepared to now." Lt. Cordeiro said. ~lit w;~~~~~ s!~d~ents about the In fact, noting the normal v?lume ~ncy~ IJJ~ives J'\~ar. Placentia,_ ...of traffi~ on ~d fo1 thaU1mc of and pohcc-the street uled to~ sy-ind~ b.icycb tund pcd ..
UK site Q[mamcrous severe arodents. estna,ns -pohce v.erc grateful at
"J've li vedoiTPlacentla l e pas _ asn+an CYCD arcatcr J.raitd¥-
t0 14 years and ha ve witnessed some "We're ver)\ very fortunate:• Sgt
very grisly scenes," Francy said. Tom Win ter said ... rt could ba ve been
But road improvements made by a lot worse."
said they have already begun taking
those steps. The residents appeared
fairly calm during the mcetina-they listened and asked politely questions
-but thei r words illustrated their
fea r.
.. Obviously. it made us more
aware." John Housden, a 10-year
Pon til'linJ. resident. said of the
recent fires. 'I now go out and ch«k
around bcfo~ I ao to llecp.
. "It's got the nellbborhood so
· womcd. h's percolated throtaah the
community. We're. now more aware
and we'IJ make other people more
aware."
"A lot of youn1 kids arc havma
trouble slttptn&. so I'm not leavina
in here," lhe aid. "We get lots of
traffic here.·•
Brooks said as far as she knew, no
one asked for the paintina to be
moved, however.
Another work by Williamson -of a male in lcoplrd skin sittina with his
hands on his kntes and h11 acn1tal1
ellpoted -han11 in a beck comer of
the purchas1na office, which itself is
located in a hidden nook of City HaJI.
the kids alone." said Jem Wall of Port
Bristol. Wall said she also k_~ps all
her garage doors shut and watchr for
SUSPICIOUS andi v1duals
"It's raised more conctrn bccau
the next step is someone 1etun1
hurt," she satd.
AJthouah Oakley told the ~•dents
that &e"erally offers of reward monc}
do httle "to P.romote &ood wol'kablc
infonnauon. • many resident ap-
peared interest~ 1n offenng rewards
for infonnation
Oakley said 1nd1v1dual home-
owners associations can provide a
reward, and several groups of people
were heard d1scuss1n1 the idea after
the mceuna.
convcrsat1on amona Cat) Hall em-
ployees and ·some of the customers
who deaJ with the purchasma
dav1.s1on. "We've aotten comments," Clarke
sa1d. ••Everyone's '01 a different
interpretation of hf~. '
W1lhamson ckdincd 10 elaborate
on the meanina of the work called
"An1ma· n1mus," only· d1sclo in1 n
was 1n pa red by Karl Juni's writ mis
"lnterestina-that's all l can M!Y." he said she acts mo~t or her art
accounts payable clerk Vicky Gal-ideas throu&h readina. e pcc1ally lagher-whoscdesk is directly under mytholoay.
the work-commented with a smirk.
"Provocative,·· J-rank Clarke.
purcbasi~ manaaer. said wtth a
11111.e: "Its so metllina that acts you thanluna."
AllhoU&h the public doesn't come
lhr,oup'the purchasina div111on, the
pa1nt1n1 bas prompted ~nty of
Williamson. who mo ved to OranJe
about three )Car aa_o from Provt· dence. R.I., admitted this isn't the
fint time her anwork has ra1std
ob1cctions an this arta.
he said whale showm1 at C'A'•
pon's Salute to the Arts two )e&rl aao.
oflk1al' asked her 10 move a .. httlc
You are Cordially Invited to Join Us
for a Showing of the latest
C!i ~-·i..~
Collection of Fine Sportswear
A Gelger Representative
wiU be pr 111nt to wist you
in~Wection
Na ;1 rtl111:la ,....: ......
106l 1Mne /We.
~ (714) 6t6a21
One of them would be modeled
after a SeanJe-arca program that use
spec1aJly trained re 1denu as watch-
dogs -who report polluters and pills.
The comm1t1ee also will look at
proposals to toughen enforcement
measures against polluters. The mec1-'.D.J.~l!i£h "Ill t>ct1n at 3.30 p.m. at ~I. I~ Q.Ptn nntrcyubli . __
Meanwhile. residents ""ho arr
lftar'tn~hc algaC6foom·snould 6C
encouraged that experts bche"e the
battle 11gi1nst ba) pollu11on 1s being won.
At a forum earlier this }eat sP<)n· sored b) Sen Bc'lcson. R-ewpon
Beach, pcakers said cleanup cfTorh
arc under ~a> on all fronts.
Pat Blodgett. Newpon coordmator
for the RC&JonaJ Water Quaht) Con-
trol Board, sa.id that aa.cncy has
required more pump-out stations
under authon1y granted 1n a bill co-
sponsored b) Bergeson.
Sc'\ttal aacnc1es also arc monitor-
ing toxic ubstanccs aod nutnenh
and "ork1ng to control those pol-
lutants, she said .
Blodgett 1 comp1lana a repc>n that
v.111 detail the ba)"s "'"'iter quahty he:
said 1t will be complet~ 1n ptem·
ber.
crayon drawma. a very wh1ms1<.""3~
th1na." from an entrance because the~
thous.ht the ,.orlfs t\\O female fiau rc'
with d1noncd fiaurt" had le b1an
ovenoncs.
"I dad II Wllh arcat ObJCCtion from
myself and other aru t :· 'lhc said
"Tha\ happen a lot m Ora"ar
C'ounl)."
sa member of the Orante ount'
I.attn Anim Network Wilham50n
has shown all over the count)
1ncludln1at the Brea Cultural Centrr
Ht"r YrOrlc was cxh1b1tcJ e~tcnSt\CI)
back East.
Because Of the restfi lJ\ie llUlude
in Ora• County, WilltAmson a
cons1derina a rc.uatr1 to the caslCm
part of the country or at least a move
to Lo natles.
''People can m1sttad paintinis ...
hesa1d.
•
•
' I ~ l I t JI ll \ I 11 ~
Don't consider·
q~ake efforts
fun and games .
The C~blc News Network "Catherman said
Newpon Beach was u~ncnc1na ··~bake and bake" u the 4.6 Fnday noon-hour earthquake rocked lhc
city dunna last week's heat wave. Phil Pett). the
former superior court Judae whose hOme as only a
broken aJaSS throw rrom the quake epicenter.
behevcs the sh.alter may baH been a ble~ana 1n
ditauate, rcm1nd1ng us that the cuy rests on very
unfirma tttra. Maybe it's time to take quakes more .smouJly.
8y IOmltT aMl<llt
Of .. O..., .......
A comm1tttt makina recommendations
on the dcsaan of a new Huntinau>n Beach
Pitt is hav1nasccond thouahtubout what
material should 10 into the MW structure
The commmee, -which includH C1t)
Counctl Members Gract Winchell and
Peter Green, had recommended that
p1hngs be constructed of • new plast1c-
coated steel product.
The City Council endorsed the rec-
ommendauon. along with others calhna
for the ne" pier to be about 1.800 feet long.
30 feel Yride and 38 feet above the level of
the oc.can.
ofnewH
BilJ Han,e. a fonncr Huntinaton ~h pubh~ worts director and a membtr of the
pier dcsian pane). said Tunday he'll
submit a m1nont)' rcpon. if occcssar}.
arguina for the use of rela1ivel)' rust-free.
steel-rcanforced concrete, a material tra-
dauo nally used in pier pilinp that eueod
deep into the ocnn floor.
Hartae said the pol)'Cthylcne-coated
steel created by M1tzu1 &. Co. of Japan
hasn't been around long enouah to show
that 11 can stand up 10 the corro 1vc effect
of salt water.
Another committee member, who
dJdn't want his name used. said th::it
pbot<>lflphs taken . of a pol)ethylene-
coated steel pier piling how evidence of
c:orr0'1on
The committee membersaad he btlicvcs
the panel will chanae iu recommendations
at a mttt1n1 Thuf$(1ay and send a new
rccommcndauon favorinc concrete 10 the
City Council.
Hange, who retired from the city in 1979
and 1s now a special consultant for an
cn11neennJ company 1n Irvine, ~•med
that the 1m~c1 could be "potentially
horrendous" 1f the coat1n1 Oake off Costs
10 rccoa1 would be prohi6itivc, he said
Concrete has a proven track record over
the )Can but the plastic-coated steel hasn't
enough history to show 11scffcct1vencss, he
sa1d.
"I'm afraid the Caty Council fttlt rrcssurcto,et the ~rebuilt real fast , and
think 1t'11nflucnci~ the 1houaht of the
comm1tttt.
"We're talktna_about somcthu\I that vwc
hope lam for 50 years. It doc n't make
sense to rulb, .. Hanae said.
Hanse saad he was unable 10 aneod
meeunss in which the committte rec-
ommended the use of co.ted steel because
It bche"ed the steel ... ould be cheaper than
concrete and cut down on construction
time.
The pier wa closed last Jul)· when
engrnccrs 1s ued waminss lhat n might
collapse 1n the event of a storm .
It's not a fun and pmes mattir. Radio KFWB
happily invites listeners to panic1ratc an "The Great
Quake Quiz.'" an<l Un.versa Studio's latest
blockbuttcr 1s a blockbuster indeed -a h1&hl)·
rcahsllc 1iJm-and"'50und demonstra11on of their
vision of the ultimate &reat quake. Fun. fun. fun .
Irvine group ff It sate in Haiti .durinQ figfltih.g
Quakes, lake death, i:s something ~e JUSt don't
want to think about, and one reason as bccau5e
quakes and.death arc so very closely rclatf'd. As pan
of Earthquake Preparedness Month, Pasadena
rnadents last week reccaved a 01er describing all the
1trms every .home
should store l<> • be
read) for the "great
quake'' including
"bod) bags'' and
~cre-10-get them.
Now this 1-,n't din-
ner table COO\-Cr'iat1on
matcriaJ, but as Ncw-
Port Beach Cit) Man-
ager Roben Wynn s~ud
the other day, the da>
the great quake occurs
is not lhc 11me to stan
thanJcang about gelling
prepared for ll.
W11han th e nt>.t
30 da)S. Wynn will
pr~nt 10 the ( It\'
Council a revised canhquakc preparedness plan:
and It promises to be the most comprehensive and
efficient program Lil Oranse County. l[ lhe cit>
should'cxpcncncc a 7.) or 8 quake. there "ould be
catastrophJc damage and loss of life, ma'>'i1v e
liquefaction where the ground becomes hkeJelly and
buildings lowly ink a"ay. as they did in lasla not
so long ago.
To deal with su h calamn). each tit) dcpan-
mcnt will bu 1gnedspcctfu:arca.s.ofrcs_ponstb1h1~.
ynn wtlt be ttfe ct11cfd1sastern-l~tttt11nd Jtts
llepot 111 N F1reOtkfJ1m Rt't:<f. lllc comman
center will be the pohcc depanmcnt with its ~:n commun1cat1ons capab1h t). Earthquake dnll will
be held pcnod1call). without fanfare.
Earthquake fanfare ts sometbrng man) in
Newport Beach "'ould hkc to hm11. because 1t ma)
affect propcrt) value . The Late greal 011 geologisl
George lebal once S31d he "ouldn't o"n propcn~
below the Pacific Coast lhghwa) "1f the) gave 11 to
me:· He said the area with all 11 noxious gases and
splinter faulu ..,as Ver) un table, but real e late
people were funous e"el)' lime he !>uggc tcd
ly JANET ZIMMERMAN
Of -0..., .... kMf
Eight Irvine church members m-
ad"crtantly caua.ht 1n a Ha1t1an coup last
week almost dufn't get out of the country
The~ ~ere cro\\-dcd 1n the airpon with
tho usands of others Monday morning
when the hne sudden!) shifted.
But no worry, Kell) Mann. 26. had
turned to ask-a nalJv~ what w"3s ~u1g on
when he sudden I) ended up 10 the front of
the cro"d. Mann and the others fro m the South oa~t Community Church managed 10
lehe Halli. where earlier they were
confined 10 their hotel because of a hosule
government takeover.
BuJ th ey had to leave a su11casc full.of
tools behind at the airport because of the
sudden cru h when the afrport finally
opened after a v.eek, said Jim Loomis, a
nta Ana businc sman who organized the
tnp.
Loomis said the) d1dn·1 encounter anti·
A.mencan 5Cnt1mcn1. and overall felt
_prctl} safe.
··we saw a Tot or awvtty. We heard
scauered gunfire throughout the day." he
said
The mm1ona11 group stayed in the hotel
all day r\pnl 2 But as soon as the roads
v.crc cleared the) continued to pursue
their goal to hrlp oul po'en)'·Stnckcn
'tlbgc. about:50 mrlcs ..south-of Poa-u-
Pri n~ "tfe'rnl'fe 'eou p il'ttempt occ o rrt'd
The group spent a v.ecl at Tc R1ervc. a
coasl'.11 '1llage where the church has a
school and m1ss1on
The group didn't get 10 build a 1>3s1or's
bc=droom and oOicc as planned bccnusc tbe
foundauon \loasn't laid But the) inc;tcad
paintcJ e\lsllng rooms of a three-grade
~hool and tended the \lllage poor
Jean Watts. a r<.'cepllOOISl from rust1n.
said she "'a espct:1alh affected bv the lo"
Jl!ft Loomis fcenterJ de1crlbe1 hi• 9roupr-1 tttp to
Haiti to the preu . With him a re Je•n Watts fl•ftf.
status of "omen in the ( anbbcdn c:ountr'\. nc\lo dre ~ t\t·r) )Car.
\\-ans. "'p1nga tear from hert)e. told of
helping one "oman deh,er her liJb> he
said she "111 no" tr) 10 in111ate a htcrnl)
program for ~omen lhcrc. as "'ell a'i an
annual 1rad111on of sending each "oman a
0roup members '>pent S 1.000 each lo fl>
to the countn-The look along gJfis from
the church. including such hard-to-find
Item a T -shins. lotlet paper, canned
ham. tuna and pcanut butter
Other on the tnp .included Flo)d
0ravts. 35. a Costa Mesa contra tor:
Bruce Un&erland. 4S. a real estate agent
from In tne.&11> Pol)(' of ewpon Beach,
Melinda \\allace. 27. of West Co"ana:and
Richard Hams. 47. an independent 1n-
"~tor from Laguna 1iucl.
r.ropcnywonh m1lhon' might sink from l'arthqunl e
quefact1on.
Pubhc apath> 10 all lh1s I'> understandable Bob
Wynn agreed. because there 1s no ·count). tate or
federal leadership in the area of eanhquak1:
prcparedness. Where as the board of upcn 1sor'>"
Where 1s the ta\-rebate go' emor" \\ hl'rc 1 1he
·kinder and gentler prcs1den1'l
Former ma)(>r Jackie Heather wants <·on-
g.rcssman C'o't to adH>eatc sending the Se'-rcuir) ol
lhe ln1cnor10 laska to see lhe hombk l:.'t~On crude
011 spill, so no one will permit oil C\plorn11on off our
coast Hey, Jackie. the sccretar) of th~· intl'nor
should Oy O\Cr \rmenia or Me,1co ( II> 10 ~ wh.a1
an earthquak.e can do The big tahforni:i qune "1JI
be the g.rcatc 1 national J1sa'itcr e\l'f to h11 the
Condemnation of mis.sing link may slow
completion of parking structure i~ ~ ~
FV police arrest
Michigan fugitive
Foun~in \ alk) pohct' ::irre tcd a Mich-
: 1gan 1a1I Cl(apee a he and thl't'C ac~
comphccs left a local hotel earl)' Tu~a)
United State
A PB pcc1al ~'Cntl> ~1d there "oulJ bt-
10,000 deaths on the UCL.\ campus alonr d the Big
One comes in the afternoon lhcre "'111 Ix more
scnous 1nJunc than all the ho p11als an lhe "'orld
could pQS\lbly handle And tbc firsl IJllng ~opk ~•II
ca.ti for 1s ··a Convc 1onal 1nH up11on to find uut
wh) there wa n't a federal plan. or a ~~tc pl;in or a
count)' plan 10 pn:part for 1h1tt fnghtf ul C'\Cnt " .\nd
C\'er)onc a,rcctt 1t "'ill come. OnJ) the c\act time 1\
unceru11n .
A "Oman buSIOC S e'tCCUll\C Jlthl) told a 1 V how that she v. mld) for the 811 One ·• 1 ha'<' I 0
B)' ROBERT BARKER
Huntington Beach lll) ollk1al ha\(
hired a pmate la" lirm 10 handle
condemnation pmcC'edings against a !S-
, root wide lot th:it ma) 'iland In the way of
tonstructinit an O.space park1na truc-
ture on Main trcet
The Cll) a11ornc)·, office failed to file
cmantnt domnin paper again'it the prop-
crt) O\\nt'd b) Dennis N1 olc 1n tht'
wcond bloc!.. from Pacific Coast Hagh"a).
c\Cn thouJ}l ncgo11111on bct\\een N1ccole
and the c1h h11 a roodblodc about four
month io: ollil 1als ~1d
The out~1de la" firm of Burke. \\.11·
ham5<>n and ren on "a' hired b) the ment pTOJl.'CI -hJ\C tat..cn mu h longer morning. official c;:ud
Cit) ( ounc1l 10 a cloc;cd-door C\CCUt1,e than thq c,hQuld Juan J_ Mirelc . ~S. e a~ from a Caro
se ion, Cit) .\dmin1strator Paul < ool Others \a1d 1hent' auornC'' · .. otlkc ma ... ( ounl\' Mach .• J311 Ja t November while s~ud Tursda) not h.l' c kno"n ho" 10 1mplemcn1 th~ ~rvini time for a sauh with attempt to
L nlc s lctwl n 11on slanBoon c:ons&ru l -mun action that 00ic1::ils SJ) "ould rt uh commit murder and armed robber).
lion ol the parkmg 'ltructul\' rnuld be in the tat..ing of the propcrt} for pubhc use ac1:,ordmg 10 gt Lam (in ~old
dela)ed be<'au\C 1hc mall lot is an inll'&ral al a fair market "alue He ~as arre tcd without incident along
pan of the JlJrling strul·ture prOJCCI <. oot.. Cit) ( ounc1lman Peter Grt't'n ~1d he "1th l\11chtgan rcs1<kn1 Jean E. Brandon.
...i1d ha ftars fordov.ntown merl h.tnt who are 1q Quinton K B3nn1 tcr. 19. and ~n
Other otlic1al c;a1d the) fc.ar the \I\· lac mg ma1or d1srup11on-. th" prin v.11h C ra1nc. I • &.\the) v.alkcd from 1hc1r hotel
theater complc' planned at \1a1n \tn't'.'t building being demolished 10 make "3' room at the Fountain Valle) Inn 10 a
and Paci Ii,· ( oa 1 H11h''a) at th1: former for reJe,elopment and "1th road cloc,um parked l.Q76 C ad1llac horll) after mid·
s11e of the C1oldcn Bear 1ghtclub m;n be The goal "3'i 10 l'Omplete the parking night.
fin11ohcd and rcJd) 10 operate and "1~110~ tttructure b\ \.1a' I 990 8u1 dcla) s 1n Un v..old ~1d a routtne chcd of the
"'ould htn e no place I() park getting the 1C:1t ml\ lo" up consiructton of hlCOSC slate b) Officer James Raiuind1n
( ool ~1d 1hcem1ncn1 domain pn~ccJ--the tructureand ma\ keep thcarta torn up rt'Hall' a nat1on'\lo1de warrant on the
1ng -the lir~t lor a do" nto" n redc' cloP-for another umm('r' he said. \chicle .ind 1t occupant
aallons o water. canncd food. ttfxire battcnc'i and
extra 1011ct paper ·· she Sil.Id. ''I'm read).'' But he
doesn't Ii.now 1fhcr ncia}lbor 15 prepared, or ~hll l>hc
•111 do if someone romcs to her hou "1th an
automatic v.capon appro'ed by the 111on I RiOc
Child care supervisor accused of molestation
Assoc111jon and demands her food and \lo1ltcr. 1 aoe VAN EYKEN
"There'\ no defcntc .. •1n 11h11," W)nn 1d '1 "Our 1n"c\11gator~ and '"'l"\t1g.11or'
trom the ~a,al ln\e 11p11'c 'x'r\lce \loC'nt
out and 1ntCf'\lt'\.\Cd ole .11 the 't'-hool
on .\pnl J." ~1d Lt Diel 01 n, a
a11endcd b' children from the El Toro
\brinl' Corp .\1r \tatmn "'oll'.. ''
dm"<lor ot a 't \IC \ t h1ld tare program at
the hool Ol'><>n 1d "ol c<t had nm
returned to" orl.
t1ons of·· ub tant1al c;e\ual conduct ..
".\nd .ill of the SC'\cn-coun1 include lhe ..._ Of -Ollt-J,..... s.t"" "We ~111 JU)t hl\C to ihare " He doubt th l a
c1v1h1n dcfen~ t)pc of OrJ1n11at1on. pcrhap' u~ina If un11ngton Be ch man "'ho upcr-
\p('(1al .illell.!llOn lhal he lool ad' ant of
a Jl0~1t1on of tru 1:· Yid ~)mon
the Bo) . out , v.ould v.ork I oo m n) pcopl \ 1St' t'h1h.t care at the LI r ofu M3nne
resent the inlru\10n of someone pcnod1C'11ll)' ~hoot ~a chJrscd v.-uh ~'en felon)
chcckina to stt 1f hume had n:stl"C food. ~-.1rr. count ot child molestation the count)
wasie dtJpc>.sal. bencnc • etc \nd unlc!ts the hwtrs lxpartmt'nt announced rucsda> IO\'CTnOfOrthc~1dentth1nksomeplan 1 needed. John llo~ud 'loke\, 2S \lollS nm: tcd
there JU t ~on't ~an)'. .\pnl l ufier 1nfonnahon v.as m:e1,eJ
polc..,man tor the ~hcnff, IA.-~rtm,·n1
"He ":a~ 1aken•1nto cu 100) lollowma the
inter' 1cw and booked at tht Orange
C ount} fail ··
No._c po'llC'd S IOO(X) bail and "ll" rc~ascd April .i 01 n ~''' f d1)n~ charges ~ere lill-d .\pnl ~
.\ pol>.C'5"oman tor lht' hool d1\tnct,
Donna W1Jt..crwn. 1d \he did not know
v.hat 3lt1on had been taken bv the d1•>1rto
in regard to '\okc'i Oth<"r d1siru:1 oniu als
could nut b< reached for comment.
If a JUr) con' 1ca '\oles of 1hc St'\tn
tc:lon) counts and the o;pecaal allt>pl10M
h( \l.Ould rccc:1H' an automatic pn n term
ot ur to 10 'ea" )mon~ said .
·· he <;pcc1al allcgauon mean he cannot
he JJ"en pr 001100 " he Id. JlmflW,..l1•,..,U~~~uflMOru6~ from thcf)Jrcn1ofach1ldat1hc~hool. He o..t llJI celuall.,,..,., ,,~_.,, u4 Suay. i allqctl to ha'c st'ually mole tcd fi, c \nadne \, montt thl' dcput) dmnct
auome) h;inclhna the ca~. said the ~'en
reton) count mduded three socc1aJ alll-ga-
5) mon said , okcs '\1.3 boo rd on the
10, or chart temmina from allcgt'd .._......,_ .......... _..__...., __ ._ ______ ~ 00~ 11 thC' ~hool.
1•01 If I I Of,
Lquna Beaeh
A rcsideat in thf 3200 block of Btm
Coun d11ms to have been a'· uhcd
by a subtontl"IC10f who had come to
lbe houtc Monda). • • • A man who slCJlipcd 10 tee 1f he
could brtp-t.cft ht.-four male 1n
· wblt be thcMllh• was a ftaht near
JM11tiM Slfft1 Pd Cedar 'Wa) on
u(diy -.:Cnched an &be noer by Oft( o/ die • It lutncd <NI lhll lhc rout .. ~ who fttt JUJt
ra ••-• Tht would-be IOOd ~ wath 1 IWOflm and blftd-
•!11 llOIC.. drove h1mwlf to South
COlll lhdiall Cmtrr.
A •kaa o1t\c• ,00 block of ~k
5&iWt --~ wuhed ~ ... a~M MMdiYafteraoon r .. _.. wortll S260 weft talla
... • la ..... II dat «X) blod of ~Aw.eoaMoMay. • • • .......................
~ola..,litMJ0900blOcll ... _.ttt= ~ UR Yictint
A pert ,.., rrponecU'~ wa h11
"'1ft1n 1ccchnt dunnaan alttrca11on
1it.Uh tc\:(tal ptOpk on ~kaltboard at
the Nature enter on f.d\\ar Citr'C(t
The ranacr ITPOftcdl> ~• h1t "11h an •« chnl and lists • • • rn1dCnt 1n &he tOO blocl of
W•nCarcluaid someone tole SS
from h11 unlocked truck. -... Th~vC'1 stoic UOO 1n tool and
mtiirdl.incouJ stems from an un·
locktd PrllF 1n the JOO bloc~ of
UllCI l\VC1\UC. • • • Bur.Jan bloke the left rttr "'•ndo•
IO a 19U 'U!'r:nda• an 1 rpor11n tlw 16000 ol 1tonqu1n Strttl
and llok a Sl'4> FM ca*nc • • • Tlliews -* 1 Sl,000 outboerd .,_ ton. a ...., at Cial)P.'IY ~
4121 ... A-...
Ollpritl ~!=~ and I cath ...... Cllr 102 Lakt ~.
'
El Toro Manne ')(hoot " p.1rt C.'I the
l1'1nt l n1ticd hool f)n1m1 ,md 1
Someone tam()Crtd with lhc \I·
nitaon of a cat a1 Earle Ike l oyota on
Harbor Boulc\ard 10 an appan:nt
antmpt to steal the ar. The tampn"·
1na was d1 o~crtd Monday at 4~20
p.m. and ma) haH OC(\U'T'Cd an) umc
from SatW'da> 10 Monday. • • • A rock • s thrown throu&h t~
front window at Mida1 ·~umn
bttwten •:JO p.m. Saturday and 7·20
a.m. Mondaf. DIJNF" csumatcd at
S200. ••• T~ and a st.a'CO with a 10\at val•of'S670. -ctt st~ from a van
..... Ul die 2100 bklck of Meyn-
.... llllwecn 10 pm. Sunday allid
1;.JO .... Moedly. •• !.
lollleOM llolc J l ,U'° ID cath ft'o.
Coill omcr S#PIY.· 2121 ~ llwitl.MI Ha~&._.)' .. I :.·=~-~"J:c :2 ... a C'ClllP"Y official Mid.
personal pro~n ~me11mc bet"'ttn
IO:SO a.m and :u S n.m fan<h). .. ~ . The o-ncr of HomcJ"o at 176 0 ·c~ho~ 1 rtportcd \1onda> th.at
wmroM stoic a comput(f and phone
valued at S 3.S92 • • • Proprrt) l~s "'1 'till unknov.n
after 1c>meonc burala n1ed a home 1 n
1hc I 1600bl k oft'amauon A"enuc 10m~1me ~l"ttn fnda) and Mon·
da) whale the ov.nen v.-crt on 'a·
cation.
tonta t "1th onl\ on( child ,
Jt,.,elr) worth Sl.S.5(1, mdud1n1 a
S 1.500 diamond and amelh)5t nnJ.
d1sappcal"t'd from a home in the 11
block ot mencl Lane. • • • .\ 2C>-)car-ola man lo\t h1s pou h-
t)·~ v.allct containing 1 8 nt1 h
pa pon. an 1ntrmational dri" ina pcnnit, 2 French francund a "'I
arm) knife as he waa tak1na propcn>
out of 1'11 Qr perkt'd in a pmate
tructurt 1n the I hlock of U·
pcnor ~cnuc. • • • \ woman rtported he found a
tra\ black Labrador 1 \he walked
her o.-n do& ak>n& the 4300 block ot Rick. Bl)'. Dri"c. After tht woman
called the pboet num bef on t.tie dol J
tq, the ow.tt amvcd. As he ..... tkrd
the dos •-a>. he tNCk the d
numerou t1m Wlth 1 tthort rubber
ho~. cau ing the dog to "clp. •
When the ~ man told th man.
··Don't hll that dog.·· lhe u pttt
n."\pondcd b' tclhna her 1l was nonr
ot her bu inc and )cllin& ob-°'" He aho held the rubber hOtt up to the woman' faCt'and shook 1t an
a mcnac1na manner.
The ~oman v1d. "Go ahead, hil
me~" and the mat1 ttplicd, "You'ft
not ~orth 11'' and .... need a•"ly.
~clhng prolan1t1c • • • .\ man v.a\ n runntr'I from t"f
area af\cr a ala window Ml broken
at Nev.port Produce 1n tht 2800btoct
of t~l)Ol't Boutc~ .. rct.
COUple arreSted after chase
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OrMge CoMt DAJLY PILOT/ Wednelday. April 12. 1989
Northrop Indict d form
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Kettles of
body parts
LOS c\ 'GEL (AP) -Nonhrop
orp and li\e current and fom1er
emplo)ttS "Crt indicted Tur\da).
charied wuh conspann& to d fraud
the go\ernment in construc11on of
pan of the cruise m1 '111 's guidance
s stem and a component of the
a') 's Hamer Jet fistncr.
The 16 7-count indictment an-
nounced b) U. . ttorney Roben
Bonner chargrd that 'orthrop and
the fh e people named conspired to
install pam for the Flight Data
Transmitter ot the cruise m1ss1lc that
failed to meet go,emment pcc1fi-
cation~.
In addition. the 1nd1ctmcnt said the
transmitter was required to have
length) rehab1h t) testing. which the
indi"·tment co11tends was not per-
formed. The indictment said that tnstcad. three of the defendant
upen 1scd false teslln& and fal 1fica-
tion of te t result .
There was no 1mmcd1ate reaction
to the indictment from Northrop "Ob.,.1ou I> \H' haH'n't seen 11. so
we can't comment." said C1rcg
Wa!.~ul. a spoke man at the co m-panf s ( cntuf) ( 1\)' headquancrs,
l:tonner declared 1n a \Nfltten state-
ment. "Today's indictment•• pan of out continuina efforts to idcnufy.
proSttutc and h•fully deter defense
procurrmcnt fraud."
He said the indictment wa& the
result of a tw·o-year probe by • muh1agcncy task force.
If convicted ohll offense North-
rop faces • maximum fine of more
than S30 million. The individual
defendant would face maximum JUI sentence of five years on each count
and fines rangi na from $5.000 to
$250.000.
•
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Na~ in the 1ndictmtnt were v1cC\. J~ph Yamron, 1 ~i<knt of Mana-With rcaard to the Hamer Jet
chusetts and vice president •nd projtct. the andicu:nent accused
atneral manqtr of 1he Ptccision Nonhrop, Gonz.al.,.c • H>dc and
Producu D1H1on of Northrop. Also Hannan of coMpinna to defraud 1hc
,named was Leopold En~erofMassa-goH·rnmcru about the •tabiliiation ~hut(ttS. formerl) JI vtet president s ~ms soki by Nonbrop 10 tic
wath Northrop: Charles Gonsah·e>. of ~stalled in the ""' Glendora. former m•n•r of the 1 ,~
Western Services department of 1 he defendant\ ue •llc,atd to ha\e
Northrop; Chef) I Hanoan. of Glen-... failed to conduct "1brauon tests It dor1, formerly quahtl u\urance "ie"els r(Qu1red by the contract on the
supervisor for W~tern Sen-aces and rate ~nsor 1ssembhn used rn the JCt.
Howard Hyde of Yorba Linda. for· and then falstl) cen1ficd thlt the)
mer cb1ef enaanttr for Western r-had been proper!) ttttcd. .
C \ I . 11 . 0 H '\ I \ H H 11" I ' ~~~~~~~ch North _defends·Hi~1honor ,_ eff<'.>r~s
On behalf of N icafaguan ·rebels BROWNSVILLE, Texas (AP) -
Authorities found 12 male bos:iies in graves at a ranch just south of the
Mexican border Tue$day and said the
victims were sacrificed by a satanic
cult of drua smualers.
· Br adley may be forced Into rµnoff
.. It was horrible, .. C'.ameron Co un-
ty Sheriff Alex Perez told a news
conference in this border city. "It was
like a human slaughterhouse ...
Mexican Federal Judicial Police
arrested four pco~e. said shenffs Lt.
George Gavito. He said lhc suspects
were U.S. and Mexican ci tizens. but
did not identify them funher.
The dead found by the federal
police included University of Texas
student Mark Kilro). 21. who van-
ished during his spnng break last
month while in the Mexican city of
Matamoros, Gavito said.
Kilroy apparent!} was chosen at
random by drug smugglers who
hoped ·human sacrifices would
protect them from harm. Ga' 110 ~id. He was 'taken after the cult members
"were told to pick one Anglo male
that particular night," the lieutenant
said. The cult had been involved in
human sacrifices for about nine
months. he said._ and prayed to the
devil "so the police would not arrest
them, so bullets would not kill them
and so_they could make more money ...
uthonrics_ __f®nd aodle and
kettles full of body parts ancfammai
bones. said Oran Neck, chief U.S. Customs agent in Brownsville.
A small color snapshot d1spla}ed at
the news conference showed a
caldron containing a dark. red liquid
and what appe.ared to be bones
WASHINGTON (AP) -Ohve r Nonh defended his efforts for the N1cara.guan Contras Tuesda). tes-
t1f)1ng at his tnal that he knew a
pivotal letter his boss sent Congress
on the subJecl was false but rcgardC'd
1t as a .. pohucal problem," not a
fraud.
"Did any moralbclls gooff 1n your
head?" asked prosecutor John Keker. .. h \\Ouldn't be propertodescnbe it
as a moral bell." North said. and then
he turned his focus lo the cut-olT of U~S. Contra aid that led to his secret
elTon .
T errorlsm Incidents
set a record In '88 ·
WA. HINGTO (AP) -Ter-
rorism increased "-Orldwide to a
record level in 19 8. including a JU mp
rn the numberofanll-U .. incidents.
the tate Department reported to
Congress on Tue~)
The bombing of a Pan Am Jetliner
in ~ember O\ler otland. which
the.department said probabl> was a
terronst incident. and the Palesunian
upmmg on the West Bank and in
Gaza-he PY~ ~ oH dents to a new hig.h of 856. up 3 percent from 1987.
In all. 658 people "'ere kJllcd and
1.1'3 I "Wounded. an increase m fatal-
1L1es from 633 in 1987 but a decrease
'"injuries from 2.272
"I thought 11 "'as extraordananly im moral lo have put a force in the
field . to ha"e fed u. armed it.
equipP,Cd It _and th en leave n in the
lurch, •said North ... It was heinous. I
happened to be nght smack dab in the
middle of 1t. ·•
All through his founh da.,. as a
witncs.s at hislran-Con1ra trial; North
defended his honor as well as has
efforts on behalf of the rebels.
Keker accused North of telling "a
t1at-out, 100 percent, old·fash1oncd.
II-American he" when he was
tnstrumcntal in getting Prt4'1dent
•
Reagan to send thank-you notes to a
fund-rruser and a major donor to the
Contras.
Other questioning concerned a
leuer sent by Na uonal Sec urity
Adviser Roben McFarlanc on Sepl ·
5. 1985. to Rep. Lee Hamilton. D-
lnd .• then the chairman of the House
Intelligence Committee. That leuer.
den) ing ne"'s accounrs rtm the
auonal Sccunt)' Council staff was
solic1ting donauon and ofTenng tac-
ucal advice to the Contras. 1s at the
bean of several charges concerning
I) ing to or obstructinll Congress.
Kodiak still appeiJrs to be saved
from onslaught of Exxon oil spill
VALDEZ. i.\la ka (.\P) -Rough
seas that helped stall and break up
some of giant orl spill from the Ex,.on
Valde1 became calmer Tuesday and
winds sh1 fled awa}' from fish-rich Kod1a~ Island. the Coa~t Guard said. "Kodiak s11ll seems to be sa\cd.'"
said Ji m Hayden, the state of Alaska's
clea nup coordinator.
Coast • Guard spokesman Ken
I:rwc.sa1d-U\e-ip•ll appears. 10 h3,e
stallca ancf 1s brealctni inte tar bal ..That's beuer than OOC) gooc} 011:·
he said
Equipment conunued to pour into
the area aboard m1li1ary transports; About 67 tons of matenal. C\Cr}th1ng
from containment booms to absorb-
ent pads, were to arme Tuesda)
huge SoVlt-t 011-lctmm1ng ve sci.
the Va y Dagursk). was expected to
amve Saturday. state officials sa id.
The ship can skim 200.000 ga]Jons an
hou r and store 2 million gallons of 011
on board, according to the officials
But it remains unclearhoweffcctJve 11
m1&t be against the Alaska pill
SQ1te the favorable weather. a
hght sheen o 01 .~ inta::thr Kenai Fjords auonal Park at scat· tercd inlets and fjords. FrecLc said.
With a thickness measu red in
molecules, the sheen docs not threat-
en ~nous environmental damage.
LOS ANGELES -Wllh more
than a third of the precincts counted,
Mayor Tom BradJc~·had 50.89 per-
cent of the vote Tuesday night. a
dangerously low majorit y that left
him faced With the prospect of •
possible June ru noff apin!lt Coun -
cilman Nate Holden. .
Afier takjna a comfortable raw
lead, Bradley's totaJs bc&an to wither. B~ 11 p.m., w11h more tfian 800ofthe
2.353 precincts counted, at hid
eroded to that 50.89 perccnt mark.
Just mmutesearher. Bradle) had held 51.74 percent of the vote.
The band was play1n1 at the
Bradle y "victory" party at the
Biltmore downtown, but cheers v.ere
also heaTd across to"'n m the Holden
camp.
"It looks Idec there's going to be a
runoff ... a calm Holden said. ·'The
fact 1s that the mayor is droppinJ as
the votes arr counted . 1 e~pect 1t to
go down e"en further."
Refinery fire.to hurt gas av~llablllty
SAN FRANCISCO -The last names from an explosion and fire at a
cracking column in Chevron's huge east San Franc1scQ Ba) refinery wet\!
doused Tuesday, leaving the plant's gasoline and Je t fuel producuon cut by 2.S
percent, the company reported. The Chevron production cutback wJll decrease
the state's overall production by 2 percent. ·
The Monday blast, which sent tewenngclouds of soot) smoke bo1hn1 into
the sky from the 4'11-square-m1le Richmond plant. 1nJurt'd eraht "orkers and
firefignters wuh assorted bums. smoke in haJat1on and Shock. Chevron spok6IDIJrGtemrW6Versat~pan f~vtsngarors wc"~Hry1ttg-ie-lt• the cause of thcTunch-Bour eruplion. bHt at least one new s account said an
unexplained h)drogen leak 1gn1ted the vbla11le fuels
The Bay ArcaAirQuahty Management D1stnct reported that although tile
smoke djd nol register on mon1tonng stations near the plant Che' ron might be
liable for up to S4,000 m fines for ettating a public nuasancc and excessive
------------------------------------------------------. v1s1bleem1ss1ons.
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Senate votes minimum wage hike
WASHI NGTON -T he Senate rtJectcd Prts1dent Bush·s m1n1mum wage plan Tuesday and moved closer to confronting him w1th lcg1sJat1on ra1S1n1 the
houri) figure to $4.55 , which he rrpeatedl> has promised to veto. The Senate
on a 61-39 vote largely •long pan) hncs. bicked an amendment to lctJ Jauon
sponsored by Sen. Edward M Kennedy. D-Ma • that brouaht the mcasurt'
essentially m hne with a House-passed btll that "ould boost the m1n1mum
waae to S4 55 by Octo~r 1991 More amendments "'ere t>rma coni1dercd before the legislauon fa<:cd a final Senate vote. hkel) to come today, but no
fun her significant chanses "'ere expected. before then.
First lady to undergo treatment
WASHI NGTON -Barbara Bush "-Ill underJO trtllment \\Ith
rad1oac11ve 1od1ne today at Walter Reed Arm) Mcd1c1l Center to de trO) her th)ro1d gland, which 1s produc1n1 extt4'S amount\ of hormones her
spoke woman said Tueida)'.
he is citpccted to lose normal funcuon oft he gbnd 1n t\\O to three months
ind then will ha"c to take da1I) mcd1cat1on to ma1nt.am adequat~ honnonc
levels. accordina to a statement fro m her office. The rad11tion procedure. tn
alternative to surgcr). has been a 't1ndard treatment for )ean for 1ri.
Bush's re«ntly d1aanoscd cond1t1on lnoVrn a Gra"cs d1sa\C
Smoke from Everglades shrouds Miami
MIAMI -Den~ smoke. from fire~ rn dned·up Eve')lades wcdands
cloaked M1am1 on Tuesday. cumna vu1b1ht)'. atum1n1 senior c1t11ens with
brtath1na problems. and lcadina to evatuatton of an •hen detention camp.
U. . 1mm..,.at1on officials closed their bu'> offtet bu1khna bcautc oi the
chok1 n1 fumes. State troopen bneO> closed a strrtch of U .. 4J . the
southernmost cast·wc t route aero s Aonda. bccauJie or near-zero v1ttbility. forestry ofTic11ls said 3.000 acres of dned-out sawvau wen: in natnc\ west Of
M11m1
Two mothers, 7 children die In fire
PEORIA. Ill. -Fu-c swept throuah an api1nment hou1e earl) Tuaday,
killing seven chtldn:n and two H>una mothers. and 1n' tst'8aron wt'rf teik11'11 to Question a v1sator v.ho ltfl the bu11d1n1shonl) bdcn the~"' broke out. The
thlft other occupents of the bvtldrnf~ nuured, two of'tbe1tt ~-Fire
Chid G. John Parker said the cau1c: remainC'd undtr 1n,rifi0tiaii ano
authontles ~ focus1 oa on a ps heattr Mir whttt the fitt s1.1ntd. AuthGtt•eo dad not Suspttt anon.
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ntomas J. Currie, ~on or George graduatmg lrom the Officer C'an-
C urnc f o unt:11 n Valle) ha) ~en dadatc • hoot. Fon Be nning. (,a
promoaed an the t J <;.Air forte 10 rhe .3, > ama~ ~p.prcnucc aodra
rank of captain ( ume ,., an imagery D. Belk, dau~tcr of John f Belk of -data ba~ team manager "'lh the ~r f orce (,lobal Wea ther Central lfon1ingfon •ach. ~ccnlly l'cponed •• • for dutv at Naval Station Roo~"ch
ond l t Robtrt F. Hunll1. Roads:Pueno Rico .\ 1987 grad uate
brother ofl>cbbac 1 luntly ofr ountam of Ocean View High ~hoot. -.he
Valley. has completed a transpor-Joined the Na") in Augu\I 1988
Molester's Arena neighbors not satisfied
sententir:Jg with noise-abatement efforts
postponed
talJon otliccr tr.me cour~ at the U S Manne StalT •Sgt J oseph J .
Ann) Tran portat1on ~hool ron LanglaOrDt, whose "''c \1eltndJ, I\
Eustis. Va • • • the daughter of C harlc\ and Janice
Manne Pie Strglo Romero, wn of Vt-1lk1nwn or ( osta \k\3. rc<:entl~
Marcos and Ofelia Romero or Co la reported for dut) "llh 'rd \fannc
Mesa. has ~omplttcd recru11 training [)j' 1'>10n. (amp Pcndkton
at Manne { or;rs Recruit Depot. San < oa~a C1uarl ( adet Aadrt w M.
Dieso A 198. graduate of [<1tanc1a u&Jmoto. son of Ro) and Uakk
Htgh hoot he JOincd the "1annt• ~ugJm6to ot Huntington Bcalh. "'1'
Corps '" No' c~~r} 98H sclC\"ted for tht" <ll'an 's list at the
P\ t David R. Radcliffe, "ho<,e l n11cd tates ( oa<it (,uard \cademy
wife. (handra. ·~ the daughter of Nev. London. < l)nn lk is a IQH5
Roger Radchlle of Huntington graduate ol llunt1ng1on Beach llagh
Beach, ha!. complch:d 'ba''' training School. • • ·•
at Fon Jac.,~n. < 'a'} f:.n~gn Joao M. McCarcoey,
Manne Pk Tl~;thy c. Byers, a Jau!tbtcr of Gene.., ae' c \ \.tcC annq
resident of In an1:, ha rnmplctcd the of (o\ta \1c~ h..'I\ comptcwd the
personnel derk rnursc. I fcJ_!:)ined the 1"'on-Ul~>cr C'our\C a1 the J\ al Manne~ IAAlllt~l l ~8 _ J usuce · hoot. c"' pon R I \ t 9tn
• .-T gradU1lll" of Newport Hnrbor Hrg
Na') ~aman Rctrull J eff A Yu. ~hool. and a 1981.( tv'aduatc ut
son of Luke and Wang 'r u oJ In inc <. ahfornaa ~late Lrn1vcrs1t). Long
rtcentl) rtpon ed for dot) aboard the Beach ~he JOincd aht· 'a'> an \ugu'it
aircraft earner llSS Curl "in<ion 1988
homponed 1n .\lamcJa I le 1\ a l YS .\rm) Rc..en ~ p, t Tony 8. a cro. graduatcof\\~~n~gdligh~hi)(!1 former "'arJ ut '\ann lawhon1 ol
.\rm} p, t Cbra topbt r 8 . Kairy, < os1a \.k..a. ha\ complc11:J hJ\ll
son of 'W ilham and Dorwn f...aar) of training at Fort ll'onard \\ uo<l \1o r ounuun \-.ille) has am HJ for dut' He is a I ~82 graduate ol l \lanua
an West C1cmian' f...a1n '' a I~ ~ High huol graduat~of Oce~n-.\ ~C" l hgh ~hoot . '\a,~ lns1gn Sepb.ao M. Frttman.
Kell) L. \1t brer "how " 1k ~usan \on ol hllmorc Fm.~man lll l a~una
as the Jauahtcr ol r1:1trcd \larmt• Ekalh, ~as designated ,1 n;H al
Corp\ L1 Col J,1mc\ Jnd Lois a,1alor.Prcsentat1onol1hc ··\\1n~c.nl
l ndrNooJ ol In IOL". "'a' t0m-C1old"' markt'<.f cul1minat1on t1I I
m1ss1oni.'d an \rm) :!nd l t upon months ol flight traan111g
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• Westtrn Styles
~·ntl'ncang for con\lcte<l c hald
moll•\tcr .\Ian Thoma\ R1gb) a om'·
time teacher and track cualh 1n
( orona dcl Mar. "a" cont'iflued
ruc~J) pt•ndang lOffipll.'tlOO ol a
P'>)lh1atrac c"aluation .
R1gb' .i I pka.,,lcd guilt~ to I"
molc\tauo n wunh '"'oh mg 15 h()~ \
and girl\ l.\h1lc he \\J\ a rnach at the
cxdU\l\.C Harbo1 Da\ · hoot 1n
( oronJ dd \tar \fan) ol thC' ch11drl·n
tlclon~cd 10 a '>l'l rel duh "'Ith J purporlt•d '>C\U31 IOlllJllOO rfh.• lhJI
1nduded use ol a '1bra1e>r
\cntl'nung \\ii\ rc'><:hcdukd lur r Ut'\lla' in SuperJur (ourt 1n \a.nt.i
\OJ
[ht.Lu. !hi' lol"<ond COOtlOU,HH.~ Of
-.c:ntcnung fur R1gh~ "'ho ha\ a "'"t'
and t"o lhtldren ~uix·~ior ( ourt
Judge \l\ron Hro,,n an J;inu.in
ordcrcd him to undl·rgo a 110-da\
J1.1gno\t1<. '>tud~ a1 the \lJll pn<iun in
< h1no
lk h.ld lat·nl ncarh Ml \CM'> it
1.on\.lllld 111,111 ~t\ khm' and m1~k
mt a nor u>unl'> fikd h' pro'M.'• Uh>f\
Ragti' Ji!n:c.:J to plead guilt' 1u the
lesser 1.uunt' .11tl'r Bro\'n 1nJ11.Jtl'd
th..: "-'nt1.·nu· ''ould bl· no more than
~() H".lr\
R a~b\ .1lso "ton\tdcrl·d a \U\flCd
in Jn fr"m' r.111'-' \;m ~. 1"0 <la)\
hl'lor1.· h1.· cnt1.'rl'J hi\ guilt' pkJ.
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CM OC*1 IOAM _.,,
eo.t•MeM
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"'·3221
By BOB VAN EYKEN
Of ttw DIMiy '"°' ltaff
\ n'oth<.·r t"Onccn -.ca\un 1\ tn lull '"'"g and ( osta Mc\a rc\1dcnt'I "-ho
h'c near Paolk \mph1tht·a1re ~~
thc" rc:maan lru\traacd liH· \Carrnllcr
filing ~uat u' er nm~ and 1rallk
gencraacd b' lht• an:na
Rc\ldcnl\ and operator' of the
.1mph1thea11.·r arl' due: hal "-tn tourt
f ndJ} tor anotha an a long ~m·, ol
conlercnlc'> anll hearing'> 1ha1 haH'
taken plai;c 1n lhl' \Ult.
I ht• purpo~: ol lhl' lOnlt'l l'nH 1\ to
rl' 11:" progres\ 10 ..... ard a ~lllt·mC'nt
cil lhe la"\u11 On ..,_fau.h I °'U!'l'-'nor
(. ourt Judgl' Ru.hard J lkarnm
rclu\t•d 1u 1mkr a rl''>Umpt1on ut t11al
on tht• \Ull ~n mg hl' t,.:111:, cJ lhl·
amph1rhcatcr''> OJX'rator "led \\ t\I
.\\\t><:1ate' had m.1de ,1 .. good faith
cllurt · Ill 1m_p1 o\l' \uund lOlltrul at
thl'i.lfl'03 -
Denni\ l>J"' \on J Jcput~ .111cirne'
g<.·ncral "ho r\·prc-.cnt\ the \latt• ot
( ahtorn1a. "'llllh o\\n'I th<.· an:n.1
i,cuJ 1hcn· h.uJ llt:cn pro n:'>'> ll>"ard
rt·duung·nm\e
··11 v.a\ our untkr411anding 1ha1 n1.'"
'>'>unJ l'4u1pmt·n1 \\J'i lo tx· IO\lallcq b' .\pral \ ~nd I hcht•\\' 1h.1t wa\
dt>lll' ' ..aid Da"''on
Da"'on al o "'11d a \tuJ~ ul lOnH·rt
trallic.. "·''read~ lor \uhnt1\\lt11t to thl·
JUUgC •
ttu1 rl· rdcnl\ 1n\oh1·d in the
la"\Ull '>d) lhl'\ Jnn I ~·hC\C lhl·rc
ha'l' been .i m real 1mpro,cmen1s ·
.. , Jon·1 think JO) than,_·,. happen·
mg;· said Lon Lu'>k. one ot the
pla1011flS an lhe 19 4 la"su11 ··1 keep
gclllngm~ hopt.· upbt"CauwthcJudge
<ittpulates 1hat there is .. uppo!>Cd tu be
progrt.'S hut then nothini happen' ..
:\I the Mardi '>latus Cl,nlt•rrncc.
Beacom sttpulated th:u \;('d \\ l'\I \\as
to install a nc~ <.hrl'\.ttonal .. ound
sutcm designed lO rcdul l' th<.'
amount of 001~ tiltt'rana en1L1 .idJa·
n·n1 nc1ghborho<lth
\nd also under lhl' term, a~rl"l'd to
a th1. tonfert'Oll.'., Rtc.:hard '>pl\,
attornc~ for l usk and another grour
01 pl:11n11m "a' ro oti1a1n ''gneJ
lca-;c\ trom a le" 1c 1dcn1s pcrmm1ng
the 1n .. 1allat1on of c.ound mon11onn&
l"Qu1pml'nt on tht•ar f)rtlJ)l''h\
• Jill l lo)d a ".lpokc\\,\oman tur ~ht
Oi"'angc-Conni} f a ir Board "lm·h
holds .JUrt<tdHt1on 1Hcr ahc.•
.imphrthcatcr \JIU 1m--ti~mt
S\Sl<.'m fluJ lxcn ln'>tnlkd
"\\c.• h.id thc.• lif\I c.onn•rt IJ\l
I nda) and thl' nc-.i. .,, \tt•m ~a\
1n\talkd \Omc IHTH' pnor lo that."
">J1J Llo)d
T ht protilcm ho"t'' er. ,., tha1
g1oupH.innot t'ic1.ompcllt•d 111 u~ lhl
nc~ '>~'Item \p1\ \3u.l ·
··1 hl'Jr o" n contrJl I'> .,ub' at 1ha1
a~rccmcnt . bccau~· thl'' don't rC'·
qu1rl· the al 1<1 10 u\c the
amphitheater' '4>und \):o.tcm 1f the.'\
don t ">'ant to · \p1\ co.aid
p1' af,o .-.aid thr oll·\lt~ \ound
monatonng \t1pulat1on h d ix"<'n
s1allcd h~ ..._e-d \\ e l's auomc}. e1I
Pa piano
··\\r obtained the lease!. and sent
1 hl'm 10 ahem and the) "-t re re-
J~Cti.'di .. he stud ··1 don't \:no~ \\.hy .
J"or a ~c3r l'H' been II! ang tO gel US
bad. to 1r1al and the Judge ha refused
on the ground that there hould be
'Oluntal') compliance But I h:ne )Cl
to sec an~
Pap1ano l:llUld not t)( rea hcd lor
l'OOllll<.'OI
Mt•an"h1lc. a tour1-appoin1ed
nol\t· mon11or 1 \uppo~ to be
1. h« i..ang to S('C 1ha1 con en "noise at
the amphitheater 1t~lt doe~ not
l'\ll.'.\'d 1.ount) \landard.
Ru\\ l\.11llar. a homco"ner 1n-
' oh ed an the ull aga1nM the arena ~11J la~L f nda~ • ope~mg con l"n b)'
Uw c..ountl') rod.. group ,fabama h.ld
Ottl ht-CJ\ ~>.<;C\S" cl) loud
"\\ ~ 1.ould heur rr. bur I cton"t lrnov.
11 11 "'a loud enough tt.1 COO\lltUlc J
nUl\Jncc • he "11d
\11llar ~ad he and other home·
o" ne~ \\CIC rclac' ed that the' had
Oc<.'0 \pared the hC3\ \ mctni rod
p.roup Pm\On, ~h11.h tan1.ckd at
\JturcJ.n cnragcment al the
arnph11hcJlcr.
~P" ...:i1d. ho-.i.c' er. he su p«lt'd
\l.tbJm;i '1olatl'd nua~ stand rd
( oml'rl\ n·\umc Frida\ and tur-
da' ~1th Rod \tt'-.i.an Countn star
(,io"'c ~1ra11 '' ~ hl'dukd 10 , ppcar \pril \1
' ' I I ': 'l ' • ...... ' ' "'. ' I , I 'I • 1
How Health C :are
Issues eCt Your
Estate P~ ........ ~·
FHP's C ontinumg Care DtVJSton pn.'~n~ a forum on wa to.
• Make known your Wlshcs on life-• Long-tcm1 care in urance-
sustairung medical trcaonenc FHP' approach
• Protctt yourself m case of • Mmuruzc le~aJ fee, and
phy'>1cal o r mental disability c tatc taxes
Presented by attorneys peciahz.in~ in c<;tatc planrung. ·
Th adrruss1on pnce 1s S3 for FHP member.., SS for non -membcTS
Connncntal breakfast will be served from 9.to 9 30 a.m.
-s..a.11• limittd Mlkt yow~
..... arty by allirw ft RiP Manbtt
...... ~piuwaGw at cht lc>Qtion
)'CM' wilh '° lilend.
·nw JONm inlonnMiCJn 11 oi • ..,.
natutt and• noc .. ,tdtd eo talw tht pike ot
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Date and locations.
Saturda • April 15
9 am to n0t~n
FHP H pital
20 Talbert A .. , ••
FOuntiW'I v.illcy
"14) %4~22c;
arwcby, April 22
9a m.tonoon
FHP Lon~ Be.ich
ruorCmt r
628 Alamitos A~
Long 8cacl\
(213) 4~2-11661
Saturday, May 6
9a.m tonoon
P rk\.1CW
Commuruty H pttal
386.5 Jackson t.
IVwriide
•(71'4) 243-0223
Ae Orange Coast DAIL y PILOT/ Wednesday. April 12, 1989
Opera Alliance boosts membership
ly KAREN REED
o.-y Not Conftl* '""'
The firs11im t an earthguakl' hits an
1he mu.Jdle of a non-profit C\ <.'nt. at'\
easily a coincidence. The ~cond ti'me
it happens, at stans looking like a
trend.
The Opc;ra Pacific G uild .\llaa ncl'
pnng OH~rture Membership
Brunch. held last fnda) at the
Newport Beach ho me of guild presi-
dent Lalla Conlin (during the 4.6
eanhquakc). ""as the second Opera
Pacific event to coi ncide w11h a
temblor. Recall the la 1 maJor 5.6
quake an No,cml:M!r. "h1ch occurred
during Opcrn Paci tic's annual "Opcru
Ball."
' "We can't promise )OU an earth-
quake," quipped Founder · Guild
chairman Maxine Gibson as she told
thegrou_p of some 120about the ne't
major Guild Alliance e' cnt -the
Founders' Ga la -on Ma} 27 "But
we do plan to ha'e 'the perfoct part) .• "
f arthqu.1' t''I and 100 dcgrc-c
tempcratun«, didn't atlcct the good
spant of members of the 10 0 pt'ra
Pac1lic ll1ancc (1u1lds and their
gue ts at th e second nnnual gct-
together. According to membc1'lh1p
chair Eve Foun ard. the alliance
boa ts a membcr-;hap ot 650 pread
throughout the 'araou!> gui lds. all of
Y>hom support opera 10 Orange
Counl). .
Foussard 1 \ISibly proud of Opera
Pacific CAplaanang. "\\-t' are the onl)
presenter of opera. For a )Oung
compan), 111 1.3 mont h-; \\l' \\111 ha'c pre~nted fiq: grand opcras ••
(Thi i;cason Opera Pac1fi(' ha'
staged ·· orma:· "Th(• Barber of
&'tlle" and "•II o~n "M ) Fair
lad..,.. on Jun<.' :!3. Nc~t ~ason
pro1i11.,cc. "La Tra' iata," "Turan-
dot," .. Don Gao' anni" and ··<.,ho"· boat. .. )
Prior to lunch. "om<.'n mi,<.'d and
mingled throughout the comfo rtable
<.o nlin home. sipping "inc or cider,
and sought the coolest spot Connie
Q.arrt' te ti\ c decorations added to tor Ricllard Oweos as he introduced
the pint of the ~·,cnt. a~ did ( onhn's w prano IUmberly AUmao tenor
sh:irl float mg about the oool. Dale Tracy and accompanist Steplae•
"Did )OU sec m) shark'>" she asked. Slvcovlcb.
pointing to the ,aflable 1nllated .J F-ous~rd paid compliment to her
crcnturc balancing a s11\cr tra). committee and patrons Y>h1ch rnm-
champagne glass and ore for "Boris pktel\ undl'I'\\ rotl' thl' intimatcc"cnt
(,o<lu no,," ''It "as m~ first opera " a .. "·e don't ha\e a trcasul) ... he
he ~1<) ol the sheet music. 'i31d "We make our o"n mone) ..
In addtt1on to the hou\C dt'COr. Patrons upporting the e'ent an·
Quarre took ume and pauencc 10 cludt'd ylvu and Coanle Aroa oe,
decorate each ol the nnmt• tng!> \\1th Josepb and Tberesa Bala, BIU and
lln) balloon sud.er and thread "I Lalla Conlin, Jolla and DoDDa Creu,
did at on a unda) ahemoon. "h1lc Lock and Rutb Ding, Hal and Palae
1.1.atchrng ·1 LOH' Luc).'" Hartley, Ernelit and Janet Hick Oil,
follo1.1.rng the luncheon ol pasta Martin and Margie Hubbard, Ed ~lad. frc h fruits t>rcads (c' er) bod) McG ratb, Mrs. Hayes Mufl~ld,
ra,cd about. the frc'lh loaf nMdc Peter and Mary Muth, Mrs. Ladlslaw
espcc1all) forthl' c' cnt b~ comm111ee Reday, Ed and Floss Scbumacber
member Joe Menaker. and giant and No rm'1nd Ro e medegaard.
stro"bcm es dipped 111 ch<>eolall'. Add1 t1onal commrttec membcrs
guests COJO\cd an informal per-Y..01 king IO ensure the \UC'CCS'> "l'rc
fom1ance b). member<> of OP' OH·r-Doris A piala, June Eklund, Henri
ture Com pan~ . Foussard, Wanda .Gwo1dzl ow1ki,
"The) arc soml' ol the be'' am-Carol Jobn on, Kasla Johnson ,
bassadors an\ opera compan) could Margaret Price, Maxine Zlebelman
eH•r have." said dc\.elopmcnt d1rl'C-, and Jean Wbi~ey.
Carol Johnson and Connie Ouarre faboveJ; Carole Follman.
Jackie Meredith, Kasla Johnson and Joe Menaker.
Support helps dealing with abnormality
DE.\R .\ N L.\"'DER . Our ti·
)Car-old wn ha\ Kla ncfcher''i !>)n· drome This 1 a l hromo!>omal con-
d1t1on that .iffen'> onl~ bo) s 1 h"·
male children art.· born \\Ith 47
chromosomes instead of 46. ThcSt·
males are stenlc. the) ha' e enlarged
breasts. trouble "1th spct•ch and
language. and m~ nad oihcr prob-
lems. ·
M> husband an<l I ha'c talked to
mam people an the medical p ro-
lcss1on. We dad not learn mut~h fro m
them. but I don't fau lt thl' dottor'i.
L1m1tl'd inlormauon 1s a \a1labk lo1
man) o l th e chro mosome ab-
normala11cs.
This cond1t1on. though rarcl)
spoken of. affccts one an -'00 males
Parent s of children "1th Khncfeltt•r's
hesitate to tell fam1l) and fncnds
because of the Magma. I tm·d to locate
a support group but then~ doc\n't
SCl'm to be an~. This 1s "here )Ou
come an. Ann.
There must be hund reds of othl'r
parents who arc looking for someone
wi th "'hom thl') might share their
SPOTl.IGHT
tcehngs about this problem. Please
urgC' them to send their name\ ant.I
addre\\C'i H> me. I "111 make a ri!>t.
c;tatl' o' sta ll'. of the male \\ho ha'e
this S) ndHlme. their parent<, and
friend'>. and ix:rh.1ps WC' can get
tog<.'thcr or l'\Cha ngc lcuers. If the>
"ould incl ud l' a sclf-addre-;!>Cd.
tamix:d·en,t•lope 1t would hdp keep
the cost do" n
You ma\ think It odd that I ( hoo'>e
to remain· ano n) mou'>. but no one
kno"'" that our '>On ha'> th1) proble m
\\c Jon't "'ant an)One to knoY.. until
the bo) is old enough to rnmprchcnd
\\hat 11 1s all about Ju'it ago me -M El~I~\. MOTH£ R o r \ ~ X-fR
~PL< l.\I BO) I' H>KR-\'( [ JOc.J "<l~l· up rl'Jll11ni; that I ti.In 1 Ju
DE AR READER : If an)'one is thl'm all\ morl' ~h lru.•nth hJ\ l'
interested in contacting otber famil-'ilt>ppt:d rnmani; b~ and I'm Jlonl' ·•
ies who are deallnJ "llb this yo· Im \\ h1.:n I lool. an lhl· mirror I
drome, please write to Mtll11,a. "ondl·r 11 am girl Y.111 l''l'r tx
Kllnefelttr's, P.O. Box 1612, Tor-1ntl'll''>ll'd an ml'. I llH· \\Ith l'lJIO .ind
ranee, Calif. 90505. And don'I forget "under ii an) purpo<K' 1\ tx·1ng -.en 1.·d
to enclose a self·addressed, tamped O} impm1ng sud1 a hJrd'>h1p on m~
\nvelope. · lam1l~.
• • • I rra} that one da' Ja m "'" led DFAR ·\~ L • DC R.: (an \OU go<>{ enough about-h1m't·lf1nt11,·pr.J\
stand one more lett er 1n-;pircd b) lhl· the rnur.1gl' and dctl'rm1n.rnon ol th.1t
\\Oman 10 the restaurnnt Y..ho \\J\ man 10 thl rc\t.1uran1
up~t "hen '>he "as o,cated m·ar thl' • \h mc'>~gc tu th.ii "oman in <>h111
armless pcr\On who Y.3'> ea11n@ \\tth • ., th i'I l 1k as u ga me nl 1.h,rn n· "-o
h 1s lcc t" ond. no1.1.., Y>-hl·n has fl':rk d "urld "111
I am the mother ol a 19-) c.ir-old tx· .. tH1ttl'1 nJ \f,I\ 11 nc' er happcn w
bo) Y..ho "a'> onlc handsome and )OU tx'CJU\C I'm ciur1.· )OU Y.oultJ
a1hlct1l He 1'> no"' deformed and nC''cr..ur,1,c -\MOfHl R
cannot U'ic ht\ arm!>. ··Jam" wa<, hat b)' DEAR MOTH ER: Your stor) is a
a drunken dm cr I want that "oman beartbreaker. I bope yoar on I
10 kno" "hat u·s h ~e to be a "tmarre f elling relaabilitalioo and coun elinc.
sight ·· (Hl·r \\Or<h. not mane ) don't know wbere you Uve. but the
I lcrc arc some thoughts that run Rtbabilltalioo Institute of C'hlcago
throughm)o,on'smand l hatethl'Y>J\ does a fabuloH job. \\rite to tbe
I am and I wish I could end 11 aft medlcaJ director, Or. Henry Bt ns.
Y>-1thou1 d1\grating m) Carnal) I for guidance. Tiit addre s 11: 345 E.
dream about the thi n~ I u~d to du uperior t , C.icago, Ill. 6Hl l. ..
.
Judge receives '89 humanitarian award
Orange ( ount~ \fun1c1pal ( ourt
Judge Margaret R. Anderson has
been honored wtt h the 1989 Center
Human1 tanan A\\ard. Ander..on re-
ceived the award during the center's
annual di nner at the D1snc)land
Hotel.
The cente~ which offers communi-
ty services tor the gay an<1 le b1an
community of Orange Count). pre~
ented Anderson with the award for
her role in gran1in1 the "-•Sh of a
)OUOJ Orange Count} man d)'1na of
AIDS. ...
Newpon Beach rcs1dcn1 Cart
Croal. who had always wanted to be a
lawyer, had completed law school and
passed the bar examination befo re
Al OS com placations put him in Hoag
Hospital. He was 100 111 to attend his
sweann~-an.
We4HMay, April U
ARIES (March ::!1 -~pnl 19)' Ju\t
24 hou rs ago )'OU felt )'OU ''lo~t
po\\cr." ow you regain impetus.
momentum ~pothlht on authorat)'.
promotion. acsturc of Jood will fro m
older tnd1v1dual. ~1bl)' cmplo)tr
Capncom invohed.
In re ponsc to the reque t of
tncnds. Judge .\ndcrson made a tnp
to Hoag Hospital la t !'llcw Year'~ E\e
a nd &a 'C (rook a pnva1c ~1.1.canng-an
ccremon)' from h1 ho p1tal bed
'( 'ronk died about an hour later.
Also honored b> th e center ""ere
Laguna Beach re\1dents Dr. Doo
Hagu and Dr. Drew Barras for thl'1r
leadership 10 the fight against AID
The t\\-O rcc1p1ent of the Thi rd
Annual Cen ter Award "ere cued as
two of Orange Count)'\ mo t cffc •
u vc and belo\ed IC'ade~.
• • • Laauna N1aucl Art ssoc1at1on Wlll
be hostmg a talk and demonstration
by artist SUdra Gra11I Nellpevlcll at
ats meeting eon Apnl 18
Nchpov1ch. who spte1ali1cs 1n
batik dcsians. also uh1bit1 her work
TAURUS ( pn l 20.May 20): Close
rclatl\C who claimed )OU "owed
t0mcth1n1" will relent You 11tn
arcatcr freedom, your,.;nnuc!'« will LEO (Jul) l.J..Aua. 22): Sudden
be ~morr l'Cr«pt1blc. Spothjht on 1nsptration provide! ~t .. ftn
~ft!.'C, crcatlVlt)'. commun1ca11on, answer. Acttnt on publicitj, PDPO-' polll~lHY of tra \!ti. .,. tarny. the way you look to people who
GDONJ CMa)'' l l ·~.unc 20): T.~osc arc 1mponant. You'll be morr 1warr ~ho thoujht )OU hid lost count i re of bod> i..,.. Sttrct mtttina dom1-
1n for 1urpntt. Empha"s on fresh n11n 1ttnar10. 11.an. vp , style, 1bilUv to sea 10 •• Man of mattm. Topp1naevcrythina. VlaGO(Aut. 2J·SePi. 22): liid1vid·
you could loalte m•ui• inick. ual WhO tlprtltn doubt conttnuna CANCBll (June 21-Jul) 22): (1r· your •bihty WJIJ be proved WJ"Oftl.
cum1uncn. at fint pu11hn" will Alltn 1pprar almost from nowhtrt.
finally fav or your cffons. Emphais ~ocuson1b1hty tosUC'C'Cl1ful'=:
on umina. romance. manul llatus. con&«ts, re~ •K mattnal.
f1mtly dispute rqar'd1ns dirtt11on, reprtWiutd ••
pu~. motive •111 be 1mecabfy Uaa. fStpt. :Z.~Xt . .l.!)! Sftau
rn ohrit. off doubts concrm1na rommunaca-,
'
thro ullho ut the country and 1 hstcd
an "Who' Who In The We t" and
"Who's Who Of American \\-omen ..
Meetings of the Niguel Art c;socia-
t1on arc held at Dana Point Youth
and Group Fac1hh . . ' . Sevcn-)car-old Jeanlfer Wiiliam•
of Irvine spun her wa} to two second pla~ trophies in the Baton Tw1rltng
( hamp1on hi ps r~entl). 'he cam ed
a ~cond place II\ the advanced
d1v1s100 All-West Regional competi-
tion and another Sttond place troph)
11l bqlnners open-twirl. • • • Irvine resident Juel Weeley v.;as
11vcn the monthl) commtndauon
award by the Pnvatc l ndu~try Coun-
cal of Orantr County. A single parent
and hap school drop out. Woolc)'
obtau.ed uainina ind intilla\IC
don from mauve wtloappartntly hat
1nlick 1nform111on. Cha., 1ha1
occur •tit ddim~y favor you, Mem·
btr ol <>PPOMk tr• will be at your \t<k',
an ally.
SCORPIO (OCt. ~J.:Nov. .? I ):
You'll be involved 1n "speritual
counttlifll." Focua on ability 10 resotn dilemma. Loved ont M)'I, "I
always knew I C'OUld rdy on . ~!"
AllmtlOft CeftlCnODdomntlC' MjUt t•
IMftl, money. pft.
SAOmAalVI (I ov. ii-Utt. 21 l:
f 1nanaal IUIUI of one clole to )OU commands 1ttentton. Element of
deetJMeon 11 involved. A«oun1u11
~rotcd~rtt requsrc rcHcw,
Clandnlillc arn=ll covcmt morrdMllllWMon .
CAPIK!OaN (Dec. 22.Jan. 19): V OU .. bouaee 111ct•• ,,_ recent
~or 111Ym1t1r l4ll 1111a111c• will be MICCttlftlllf retetlnd.
E•P.t·• -= cliY .... , .... linllifted t1lllrM canm MtlVt
pll}!= Mil' (Jan. 20-Fd>. 11):
through the Job Pl us program and her
fit'\! emplo)er. Ran ho S.1n11a10
Community Collc&c
Woolc)' was \elected a!> part1c1p.int
of the month lor her mo t1 Yat1on in
training and her ~upp<>rt of fr llow
student\ in the cmployabaht> "'ork-ho~
• • • < h:u~oman of Laiun:s fk:i h'\
A I 0 ta k Ill rel' Karen Joee1 poke at
Laauna· < hamber of Commerce
monthl> brea~fa t r«enlJ) Held at
the: \urf and Sand Ho1cl. Jones'
prc~ntat1on focused on AIDS in the ~orkpl<llc. • • • C'ongratulattons to Da• Merl•.
v.ho ~u named 1988 ( 11t1en of the
Year b) the F oun1a1 n Valley
Chamber of<'ommerct'.
Prom11e 11 t~ reprd1ft1 work
IM\h0d1. beti<' 111un. Rtlltl\C IS
1nvoh'td. Fonas on coolu"'" 1ew1na. "1)11~ Break from put patterns will
prove btlat'ftcaal. Aria will faaurc
promnwntly.
PllCD (Feb. 19-Marm 20): ~
taon is. "Sbould I do 11?" AMWCr "
aftirm1t1vc. Takt dw mncc. make
lht 11an. JIVC love QlllPOlt1IDd)' to
bloelom. WMt tc<rntd" laliall m
than 48 ~rs .., wan no lonacr
1uff1tt.
lf'APlllL ••• Yova amTllDAY
you arr dyn1mac. have emdtncy to
Kiiier fortn. PG•••-ofhumor and Ranna. Vou 11e VII)' ma awart ol~ .... -ft ............. cwialiay. • ~ ollOYils-.. IMna.emnm_.yoy...,.~
"°'*lftl .r-eMji! .. a lnde.cy IOP'a
~ o--. SWllM• ......
ill.IDl'llal roil la.'~ lift. • ..... ...,.Older.....,, ....... ... ... ..... ~port . Rllft.-'lllldlMM C-.. or ......... ma. Otldlrf _will aha ............
~ .... ,..... .. ..,. ............ "
Betty L• llott, Martin Well. eve f'ousurd and ·Ulla Con11n'
faboveJ: Doris A1plrala, Maxine Gibson, Margaret Price.
June Erlund, Jean Whitney at renewal table.
~
L.'9. 80'10
·Buggy springs provided
bounce· to dance floors
In J k" old hu1IJ1nl!s Y>ha"· l'.1rh
•\ma1<.:.1n\ p~11 t1ed the <J;,inn· lluor'>.
\~t: r1.· \U pportnl h \ \ll•t•I huv,g~ ~Pll 118'
lo g1' l' thL·OI boulll l'
rh1'1 I\ the ..CtrCt of 11\IOJ; Y.lth1n
'our OllJll\ \.J\'> a · dieau. 'Tf ,~11u
\pend no 11H>rl' the da~ .1lll'f p.1~t1.1 )
than \nu ,pt·nt thl. Ja\ hl:lorc H1u'\l'
gut .1 ·hJndk un the.: than~·· ·
In tn an~ tn pil-11 ou1 a ntimc tor
)OUr 1i.1)l~ )llU (, n ()\l'rlh1nk II \ort
name\ 10 \uu1 head 100 man) 11nw'
and \ou \.·an't tell ,11\\mot( Y..hteh
\ounch bc\t. "hu .. h loo ' lx''t ~10,1
'\U1.1.e'>\IUI nanll' pu.: L.cr OUICI ( hO<)'>C\
a l<>ng-lt l..cd nam1.: \tmpl} and \Ud·
dcnl) )o .,..~.,our Langu3g1' m.in.
\Jtd that f t1:n1;h :adre ' Ml\1•
1nguc1tc ·• \ k1..., C' • .an he .1 rn11H1l:i, ~
4uc unn marl.. or :rn l'\d;un.l!lon
pt11nt I h.it 'ba\ll' punctuatwn <''1.·r~
\\UlllJfl '>hould kno" ...
The Motth'> ot llcngal put. 11 'K>m of
dllk1ent "4..'cJc, into one planting huk
Melon. cotton nee SC\3me Y..h,11-cwr. I hen hane'>t .u d1llcrcn1 time\
(1arden plotli ore e\h, U'>lt•d fo r 'iC\-
c1al -.c:.1~n'i thcrc.lhl'r. trw. hut the\
get a l<)t of produwnn out of \m3(1
'JlJ'C \n .\mcman &iltdcnu "'''' "\\'1th mclc.krn fl:rt1l11l'I'\, )OU can J o
thl· 'nnw th1na c\l'r\ )t':tr 10 \ol1r
ha1.·k )J n.I." 1mb~.
Many a n.lllOnJI p1t:tl • ., ~nl1"'n
HH I Uf.I
North-South vulrMnblc. WCll
deal . NOllTH .
• & •.
Q t 3 '!-.
¢ Q' 14
•01753 WUT £AB1'
• Q Jll5J 2. ,,,,
Q 764 · Q K5
¢&3 0 AJlll2
• A II • 14
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0 's
• & '' 2 n. Ncldlq: . ... ,_..... ....
2• ... l• ... .... ...
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wart•••n a· arr roe>
...... • .... -Mcam1 .......
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• •wsuet ll!dan ll ..... ...._
• ............... M: ...... .
............. GHHRll..WllGI ... .... ... .. .,....._ .... ., .... ....................... ..................... ,.. ...
tur its hloom\ -\.hl·m blossom\ ol • \\J\h1n~1on I>< lnre\amplc-but
\.\l•\t (11:mhlll\., Boon d .i1m., a
d11lcrcnt hon1luhur.il l rc<l1t \\ 1ld
mu'\hroom'> gr"'~ all u\cr lit\
<1ne 'llrt1t'h of rna~ ~"'" '4H..-ro"deJ
"\\l' rnuld nc:Hr ~u morl thJn thrn:
males an hour:· I hat "'·IS r homas
Jellr1c.<in·, rnmplarnt in 1790 about
ru\h·hour trallic.
Pro\lltUt<'' ol Pam long ago lwd to
rl'!)ln1 to police. f h1\ let a frcnlh
\(ll'Oll\t na med Parcnt-Duchatclet
.. 1ud\ thc1rha1rrnlor\ lkt"cen lblb
and HO I. om• pro lltutc 10 <'H'.-Y
' 4 l he lcarn1.•<l \\3\ hlondc \1o t
"¥n•ll ant' he ~he' cd \ 1.-:if\ l•tcr.
nthl·r" d1cd cd out h:m 1.olor' ol
P,ul\1an \\Onlt·n an gcnl'ra l < ln1.· 10
C\:1.'r) 7,41 \\it\ hlondt
f Cl't ol :a runn"·r 1n a l<X>-}ard da\h .ir~ 1n touch ~1th the i round ahout
half tl11.· 11mc .
\1onl.c> h~l· tropic I ch mate . no'! ~> how f"jn tho \now mon\.c)\ 1n
th( Japane\C mounu1n 'u~a"c the
f n:c11ng tcmpcralul'\:,7 Hot 'pnn
fc ·J therm.ii ~I up I here. The
mon~e) so.i da1I) an ~tt'am1n1
IAiatcr.
"oh<xl) in Holland had t'H'r heard
of an> htt lc b<>) "ho sru k h1i finscr
1n a d ilc ~lorC' the 20th ccntul). :\n
\mc:nc:an t.ile. that
Wedneedey, Apt-ti 12, 1989 A7
Defending people who d0'1't have a voice is her reward
ly KATY BOUCHER al!C1Jng the~} laborer) v.erc \JOI·
0t .. o_..,_.._ atmg lrcspass1n1 lav.s. Carrillo, 1n
Call it <ktcrnunauon, d~tc uon or ts~n~. v.on the ca~ w~n t~
nist plain love for her countf), but chars~ against htr clients v.r"
Debra amllo laves 10 dcrcnda dtsmas~ -
v.onhy cau~. The road to the public defender\
C'amlJo. 37. of Laguna Beach, 1~ :i office. howe,er. v.as not an eas) Qn .
count)' pubhc def.ender v..ho v.ork\ Atage l2C'amllolo'lthermotherin
ou t of Harbor Munc1pal Court in a car occident ht v.a~ arr~tcd for
cw"J)Ort Bea )1. • 'lhophftmg at age 13 She lx't"Uml·
pregnant al l Sand ga .. c her baby up But to get to wh<'re he ,., toda) for adoption
C'amllo ha had to battle odd<t 1hai might well ha'e sidetracked most Later. he attended R1 .. e~1d<: ~ople Communal} College. onl) 10 hnd herself pn.-gnant a -.econd time ~he
"I'm defending the ns,ht of pe;opk • v.as I~ and onl> 1n. her second
v.ho don't ha\e a ~01cc c arnllo semester of college.
said "Look at the H1-.J>3n1c v.orken. C amllo mamed bu' ~a) dn:or ed
that arc eking "'ork. If !heir con-1hrcc )ea~ later. .
s11tut1orutl nahts arc\ 1olated, do )OU Mu~r "'a1ch1ng hel (athcr ra1~ her
think t~ arc going to"'eo home and and her si\1cr f0How1og their
call 1herr congrc \man.. mo1hcr'<t dt-ath. C amllo \Ov.ed to ~
Camilo v.as refcmna 10 her mo't a good-mot~r.to her wn. t..ronard
recent case Co ta ~te~ merchants ..., ho rs no~l 9 and a studt'nt at t (
made c1t11cn arrests of rllet;JI aliens BCr'-cl(!)
bum. I wanted to~•• go<>d c~ampk
.-and edu a11on wa\ the wa) ," she
said. "I feel we h\e an the I nd of
opponunity. ~ wh)' not ta~e advao-t.aae of at..,
L1v1ng an student hou 1ng with her
~•ster and son, and literally s<:rapina
together dimes to get through college.
Camllo graduated from lJ( R1wr-
sldt \n 1975 with a bachelor' degree
in Enghsh and p~ychology
Two )'.Ca~ later he JOtned the
Orange Count) Marshal's office U<t .i
coun bailiff. he found the JOb
unchallengmg, but watching Jad
Earl) and Jennafcr Kelkr. two Jc.
fensc atlome)S m Orange Count).
''rrally inspired me ...
Camilo .decided 10 become an
attorney and graduated from l n1\'cr·
Sll}'OfSaa Diego~ 5':hool 1n t98S
"I had all th1\ "ilcataon (Im~ and
never v.a allo'4ed to take it -they
offered me the money in\tcad." ~
~Id
Realitmg mone)' wun't every·
thtna. < amllo followed her heart to ~hat she ~Y she absolutely loves
dmna.
Lca1/ing a . pl11sh offi~. large
bonuse and san Diego. Carrillo
moved to.Orange C'ouraty, took a SO
percent pay cut and became a public
defender
"When )OU arc a public dcfen~r.
)OU JUSt don't take c s through the
cnmanal JU \ICC S) tem ," she s~ud "We seek aherna11,e programs hke
drug and alcohol rchab1htation and
counseling."
And Camllo's enthu 1asm h no1
gone unnotK·ed Recently he v.as
told he had been selected Emplo)tt
OI M onth, .. , gue s m~ supervisor ·rec-
ommended me,' he 1d. smthng.
v..ho congregat~ on thelr parlina lot. "t w11, sodn .. cn v.hcn Leonard v.a\ Debra Carrlllo llve1 to defend • WorthJ cause.
~'tctled to be a la .... -.er he v.orked
for a large firm tn n nu~go. earning
Jbout S70,000 a )car Ho"e\Cr she
found herself v.:orlt.ing o;c'en da> a
"-«k without am time off
''I'm so pleased. This month mark
m} u.-monlh annt\Cf"Sal)-here.''.
Volunteer dedicated tO children Breaking
language_
barriers
8)' JOYCE BOOLOVICH
Of IN 0.ily rllOt St•ff
Vnluntl-cr <;u<win 8Jld1 drc::unc,
someda) ol a t:h1ldrcn·-. the. tcr in
Hunungton Beach. an aud1tonum
thal C'l;poSC!a )OUn& flCOplc 10 Ml,
literature and music
Baldi IS president ot the r m·nd\ uf
the Children's l.1bral). fhe group
suppor1 the HunllnJIOn &alh C l'n-
tral library' e\paM1on effort\ lor the
new children's wing.
"I want 10 ~e the labrar) bl·rnnl\' a
sho....,casc tor the commun1t)," -.he
said. "I want 10 ~c 11 be a \UCCc:'\S and
I'll do ...,.hate\ er It lake<, Th1\ hbr:lr)
group-tS i:tedfeatt>d a"11d-~11l1ng lo
v.ork. fhl·1r w1lhngnc\'i I\ Jn rnsprra.
11on"
Though thc·ch1ldrl'n \ tlwatcr 1\ a
dream the organ11auon ha-. m.rn.,
<,hort·term goar .. 1h1<, \car The gruuil
..... 111 h~1 an opcn1ng-da) larna\al .ind
dos1ng-<.lav program for Rcada"• ~um mer Read-\-l hon a ( h1ldn:n·-.
Bool \\eek along v.: 1th llallov.c:en
and \Omc wrntC'r 8Cll\ lllC\.
Baldi call\ hl'r<>elf a .. prnle\\ional
\ Olumecr.'· rhc hhra') group IS uni)
one of man) 'olunrecr l'lfon\ fur the
motht-r ot tv.o )oung \On'
· I cnJO~ \\Orlon@ v.11h ulhl'r' in
lherr proJl'CI\ and cmpov.cnnf them
10 rcal11c tl\cl.r...\'..W..WL\ a\ to ~hat our
\\Orld '>hould be hkc." \he-said "You
lan't be a I one Ranier in thl\ world
un<.I c\f)l'Ct to accomph\h an) lhtni."
Balda 1'i 1nvohcd ar'llcr children·')
~hoot 1n the Parcnt•racuhv Or
a,.tn11ataun hoot '>ate < ounc.rl and
( ub '°)(out<> ~he al\O 'oluntccr<. for
thl' Munger PrOJe< 1 and Rc-.ult\
organ11a11on to find \\a)\ 10 whl· the
1<i'>UC ol \\Orld hunger
,\nd th1~ )ear \hr "a' naml·d
prl"llt.knt of the hhraf\ org.ani1a1ion
··~hen f thin ii. ol rht• number of
hour\ I put an. I don't c' en c:ount thl'
tame\ I m on thl· phone until I I pm.:· \ht \aid. ··11 I cn·r a<l<.lt•d up all
of the hour<,, 1t \\OUIJ probabh dnve
me c.ra1y.~ •
Balda \aid her grcalc,1 \all~f•Ktron
'' rcal11an2 he1 cllort'> make a J11:.
ll·rcnlC
.. The ullurc of .. uluntl'l'r "orl ''
putt1ntr m) Jiil ntaon tU\\ .tn.I thing\
1ha1 .m n>urh h1gc:r th.tn I Jm a' .m
ind I\ 1dual " \he \Jld
Balda "-')' .. , prc,1drn1 'h' " a
ll'1lll11111Cd li\tl'nl·r ~hl' lrll"> to
undcr<,tant.J \\h,11 "important t<H'<H h
ot 1h, .'?\ lOmm111cc nwmtll·r,
"I v.ilnt llH'lll11ur.tttl' them tu than~
·'' ha~ ,.., J)Cl\\lhk to tl·ah1l' tlti.'1r
goal\ • 1ohl' Yid Susan Saldi
By Emily Adams
Of IN Otolfy ,._ St.off
D1J )OU !..now that )OU could be
facl~ 'A llh negligence charge 1f )our
emplo)et" don't understand emerg-
enc:~ pn.x:edure-. due to n language
hJmct1
{ on\lderantp, that much of Orange
( ount) ·., IJbor tom~ • non-rngh h
\pc.-.iling. the pos 1b1ht1es of ncgh·
~enle uat'i ag:unst count' bu inc scs
1<i rdatl\ el) high
Patients won~t allow adininistrator to leave In an .i11emp1 1c>lo"'cr the odds of a
htw-,u1 --and 1mpro\e em·
plo~ce management relation • far-
oana &. ( o of Laguna 1gucl ha
<k,clopcd a ne .... program to teach
('nSh'lha~a ~cond Language mstruc·
lion h.>chn1que<, to compan) man ·
~ • ' rs who can then
I --.-,emmitmeAt t:e-peeple-makes flim iRvalt.t01l;;I«;~--,.......,...__--
Sy KA TY BOUCH ER
Ot IN~ Hof SU!ff
F-indang a JOh .... ·" prohahl) lhl'
easiest thing ll'' t' Ro\\ had l'' l'r
donr Qu111ang v.a' ·a v.hok nl'"
ballgame
Ros. 1 , ol Hun11ngton Blach,.,
adm1ni trator ot '-e ..... po11 C or1\,1k\-
cent ( ent<'r 1n ""e"pon Bl.-Jth. J H-
bed facal11\ Im thl' dr\JOkd Jnd
eTderl) Because of h1!> pcr .. onal 1n,ohl'
mc.nt and lo' c for l'al:h ol h1"1 p.111cnts
Ross v..as beggl'd b) rnllcaguc ..
ln~od and pa11cnl'> to \ta) "'hl·n hl·
ga'e notice he "J' k.i' 1n1.1 In 1un a fact.Im in \lonhl'rn ( Jhlorni.\.
A nC''Ah con\trut:ll'd u>n~·.,Jl''>{l'nl
hoc;patal In :u,..kton "a' 3\\a1\ing
Ro c;· e~pcna~ at hu1fd1ng a progr.1m
lrom the ground up I k "11ulJ tx·
hartn& ~stafT cstabh.,hmg prnc"·dun·'
and crcaung programs Ocsp1te the enc.ouragement to '>t.t).
Ro s dctadw 10 re\lgn an' "'.1'. lur"·d
b) the new lhnllcngt Uut. .... hak lhl'
c:orpQrate ollkc of l\c:\\port ( l\n-
valcsunr Center .1d.no...,kt.lgcd his
rcs1gnat1on cmplo)ec-. 'and pat1l'nt<;
v.ould not.
"lur-.ang dart'llOr C nthcnnc \\ ong ~1d the hu,p11;al "'a' m \u1.h .in
uprou th3t pcopk planned tn ga&hl·ra ~ution l:a11in1 on ho,p11:al to rdu..e
hi\ re:o.1gnat1on.
··1 ldt I 11hould 1;.Jk lit':\t" tu lhl'
corporate olfo:1. :and tdl them ho"
Mrongl} 1he ·tamrh · hl'rl' kit aO<wt
htmandho..., 1mportJnthe"'a'tuu' ..
':lh~ ..a1J
"\\ l' i.. nc" 11 hl· "oultl h.i' ,. kf I.
\01111..· ol thl' \IJll "ould hJ' c .1.101w
v.1th hrm s~ud PJll\ Oh1t1. ml·J1l.1I
rl't·ort.Js d"''1gnn·. "l'n· '",rl.c<l \\alh
mam Jdm1nt\tratur\ .md thl'\ don't
h.nc the rnmpJ<,\lon \lc\c h.1 ....
I he talk ol thl' pe11t111n ~·lh'
hc.1d4uartl'r\ \C\ nnd though I\ .111d
thl' J)O\\l'r'l·lhat-ht• tkCldl"J IO (f/l'll
Ro<,s rc<,1gnauon and l'Ol ouragl· him
IO \IJ\
In the lhfl't: H'Jl"'t Ko\\ h.1, lx·l·n ul
the '\c...,por1 f.tuht~. hr·, an1t1atl'd
1nnnu,es tor pat1('nl\ Ill p.1rt1u pJll'
in stall mcl"ling' dl'' eloJ'li:<l J g"Jr·
dl'ning pri>jl'cl and bruuglit 1n .1
ho p11al duf to tll· kept on thl' f'l.lt111.
Ro \ ahu l'I It.no" n tor hi\ lkl'p
an'ohcment \\llh p.111enl\ lt.nl1\\IO~
1hcrr d1at?110~1\ and rl'\pondin¥ to
thl'lr OCl'd~
"\tl''l' "·' \\Olllkrto "'llrh wrth .111
hi\ 1, hcnt'> .ll '\oewpurt. • '.11d l l·c
Dale) .1 {>Jl1enl'~ Jaugh1cr "One da~
f \J" him .ipproach J aowll} in·
consolable lad) that the \tJff and
other member) 1m·d to com tort I k
sofll~ l.tlkd 1ofthl' dog) ~kr'lhe} l\.H,
took J k" Jog ~1bbk' and plaH·d
11Tcm an the sad l111lc lad\·, hJnd -
and gut t kr\hC\ 10 rl·trh.'\ l-\hem. amt
int her lo f)l'I t h.•r\hl.'~.
· "he \h>Pr>t'd ~obhing and 'hn"L-<l
1mmc.:c.11atl' tnll'r~t 1n thl· dog " '>hl'
~)l(f
Ro\\ \.ud 11\ not a real -mom .• ,-.
mal•nl! 1ob hut he"1 nc,er tx·cn
1ntere\ted in mone\ It" th"· peopk
.ind lhl.'tr la11111\ hl "ar"'" .1hout .iod
1hat I\ "hdl madl' hr<, dn1\1on ICI
ka' e nlrl·mcl~ hard
"In our t~pe ol .idnHnt'itrauon.
there\ .ill \Ori\ ol ruks and rcgu-
la11un.-. f{o.,.. ~rd ., ou can man·
LI.lie ruk<, hut not m.1nda1c lo' l' "
\llhl>ugh Russlo'e'"'hJI hedtll.'\,
hl' \.Jad h1' 1(1.'fl>ntol,ig~ l~rC'er "·" rcalh a tlult.c
.. ,-...,3 going 10 (to 10 mc<lrwl "'hi)(>)
and """ maJoring 1n h1ulog};· he
-.aid \1) g1rll11l'nd hJd J t:uhcr 'Aho
had \11h1.·1mrr\ d1sca\l" and I took
cJrl til h1m ~h1lc a11cnd1ng l \C
"T lw gerontolog) pl'opk rccru1tc·J
tnl' .ind I lh.tngl'd m' maJor Jnd
cnlil'd up ob1.11n1ng m' ma\tt•r'' in
gaontolo~) ··
Rn,'\. "11d he hl(>k a )l'.lr otl w get .t
htl'n'>t' .1mf run .1 ho'P.11.il for. as hl' rlll 11 hi\ olJ rx·urlc ' I k trained ut
arl"ood llo<.p1t.1 111 rorram:e .• lnd cndc:d up running 11 tor a }e.tr
Ro\\ \aid he kno""<i e\l.'f'\.onc·,
cvugh laugh .10d tf\ .11 'c"'port',
h11\p1t.1I He loo~' on the crnplo~l'\''i
.ind p.Jtll'nt\ a' .1 IJm1I~ .mJ admit\ he
ha'> "'"n their :idmira11un ~ \ l'\ Rn"' ha' dl'\:llktt to''·"· and
1h1n "v.111 rem.tan"' thC\ art'. \\llh ~o.,\ tn "hargt· .it '\t·\\ port ( ''"' ak'
cent tlo'lpl!Jl
o.-y "-pNM• .. , "Mf ....... ~
Steve Ron wlll rem•fn at Pl(ewport Convalescent Hospltaf.
1n1ruu 1hcu-own emplo)t-es
~(cording IU o-.ncr MaJ'C): H.ubc-r.
..... ho has OC'l'n teaching L for the
pi 1 30 \Car 1h1s ..<cmau'e "tra10-
thc--1ra1nc~.. coursC' ha \x>en dc-
"'Cloped an re pon to the gro""tn8
nccJ tor l '-,L training 10 the ~011.
plac,
"\'. c v.cre citing numerou\ mil
from L.orpor.nwn" 10 teach Engh h to
their Ha p.tn11. and .\<,1an 'AOrlcr..,"
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'Lu Ann' evokes small-town Texas Joshua Bell dellVers
·an intimate concert II)' TOM TITl.4
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More than an) playwnght sin e
Thornton Wilder, Preston Johe
knew his way around the smaJI towns.
What "Our Town" was to the
country folks of New Hampshire, "Lu
Ann Hampton La"ert> Oberlander"
1s to the Lin}. dusty Texas whistle
stops where life ioes on -and on and
on -at a snail space. Jones penned
"Lu Ann" as pan of an intricate
trilogy of plays with overlapp1n$
characters in the town of his crcauon.
Bradle) ville. Texas. ·
Set in a format somewhat hkc
another Texas-oriented pla}.. Jack
Hc1fner's "Vaniues:· Lu Ann covers
three penpds in the inconscque(lual,
life of Its llllc character. each spaced a
decade apart. Th1sappeahngchronol-
og)' unfolds wi th down-home fla, or
and authen11c1t) at the Newport
Theater Arts Center.
Although the accen1s of the cast
vary from the prounounced twana of
the mother (Brooks "\nne Hayes) to
the ba rely discernible lilt of the
preacher bo) (Keuh Banco' ich), 1he
producuon Itself wavers hard I} at all
as 11 follows its heroine from her late
teens to late th1mcs. Director Wil-
ham Waxman places strong emphasis
on charac1criza11on. underscoring 1hc
ind1 v1duaht) of c' en the most minor
~1elh tcs an Lu Ann 's orbit.
Deborah-Leigh hm1dt 1n the 11tle
rolcg1vesan excellenl rendition of the
gawky high sc hool girl. the tough
divorcee and the wear) breadwinner
represented an her character's three
1ncarna11ons. chm1dt's colmh
energ) an the first act con1rasts
bcaut1fulh with her subdued mo1h·cr
of the third. and her second-act
hairdresser neatl y a\01ds stcrco-
t~ ping Mar~ Perkins as her boo~ing older
brother -seen as a h1gh-h v1ng
Korean War ve teran in the opening
sequence and a burned-out alCohohc
T\' LISTI '\6S
Debor•h·Lelgh Schmidt •nd Keith Barlcovlch In .. Lu Ann
H•mpton Laverty Oberlander .. at the Newport Theater
A,ts Center.
in the finale -1s parttcularl y
memorable. As the basket case of the l~stact, Pc_rk1nsi::red1bl)' paintsagnm
picture of '"me-soaked desperation.
fidgeung nen ou I) with his shirttail
and h1ft1ng his gaLe h~e a comered
rabbit. Lu Ann 's two husbands arc neatl )
I) pilicd b) Robert Hah erwn in the
earl) segment a~ Perki ns' ba ... hful \\ar
budd) and b) Mitchell Nunn in the
second ac1 as a <;elf-<'onfident high" a)
"orker Banco' 1ch lad,' bche' ·
ab1ht) as a high ~hoot }oulh but
etches a bcauufull) undl'r\lated
l'haractcr11a11on later a'i a sucn·, .. f ul
ffilnt'lter.
Ha)c ·thick. down-home acn~nt tn
the openrng act 1 almost too !.tmn1
since none of the others appr chc'
tht~ le' cl. but her "'ordlcss appcqr-
ance 1n the finall' "a strong contra'lt
Nicole Sander\ brighterf~ the show
considerably 1n 1hc laM art ~s Lu
Ann's wild. seJ:y 1ccn-agc dauKhter
The local bar and its dcn11cn'i fill
the S«Ond act. "1th 8111 Carden
panicularly effective a'i the fed-up
bartender. Patrick (mmett and
Michael Ham<'ntrec pro 1dc high
comic eOcct as a couple of quarreli ng
good old boy . while Marie Rosenthal
d JI\ crs an C;(tellcnt cameo as 1 he
to"-n nerd. JefTrc) Ault's double home and
barroom se tting serves as fine
backdrop. while J:lne Hob!.on neatl y
captures the subdued hgh11r1g of the
ta vern Onl) add111onal countf)
music background 1s lacking in the
play' atmosphere
"Lu Ann Hampton uvem Ob·
crlander" contrnucs through May 7 nt
the Nc"port Theater .\m (enter.
2501 C hlT Dmc. Newport Bea h.
with curtain tune' Thursda\.s
through ~aturdO)S at 8 p.m and
unda} s at 2 p.m C all 63 l-0:!8M for
· 11c'ke1 1nf0rmat1on. • • • BACKSTAGE -A ne"I> fomwd
theater f!.OUP in the addkhack
Valle\ "-Ill pre\Cnt a readers· thcJter
production of "The EITeos ol
Gamnrn Ra)S on Man-in-the-Moun
Marigolds" Apnl 17 al 8 p.m 1n the
Village ~n Juan Uubhouse 1n <.\an
Juan ( ap1strano .... adm1ss1on " lree
and fun her 1nforma11on 1s a' a1lahle
at 249-!S029.
Thl' ne" Orange C ounty-bascd
l heater and r 1lm lndustf) NCl\\Ork-
ing C.1roup "'II kick off 1tc; o;pnng season ·\pnl 19 "1th a m1\cr at W '\O
p.m 1n the fl Paso < ant1na in
Huntington Bcal'h thl' co'it 1s Sb in
ad,ance or 7 50 at the door c:ill
220-00::! I for rcsena11ons
•
ly MIKE RUSSELL o.-,, "*" Co,,upoo•n1
_Joshua Bell thl' nvmJ )OUng \IOlin1'it 1s "1n1ro1,crtcd and a
pcrlc 11on1s1 at wha1e,cr he doc :· Q )!>'hi rnothcr. ~h1rle) \he and
her p1pt'-rnokinl! husband "ere' t)ttrng txid.,uige at The (enter ""•th
their wn "horn thr) apparC'nU) cc t111le of due to h1 bu\y concert
scheduk. .
The 2 I -)car-old Bell had JU'>t complet~ h• Saturda)' r1,cn1ng
performance JS swrnng solo1 t "1th the s \ngdes PhtlhJrmomc
Orchestra at ~gcr trom llall, prc'>cn1cd b) the Oran1e (ount)
Ph1lharmon1l Soc1ct}.
Not )Our t)p1rnl )Oung v1ohn1st. he 1 the po)S(" sor of a
d1s11m:t1\d). dd1catl'. 'it}k He ~ems like an 1n1cn'iCI) quiet ixrwn
Bell has performed "uh maJor \\Orld<la O(chc<1trus at concert . 1n
rcwal and at music fcs11"als in the l . Europe .\s1a and u traha
since h.e '"as 14. A.1 that )Outhful agi; he "as the }ourracs1 musician eH~r
to pcrtor.m with the celebrated ~h1ladclph1a Orchestra. •
Bell made his dt•but with th e Los Angeles Ph1lhnrmon1c 1h1s
month Ho" ever he has appeared at Holh'""ood Ro" I each }tar nee
I 91S6 and ha' alrcad) chm bed the ladder bf fame. ha' 1ng performed at
C nrncg1e I lall and the Lincoln (enter.
Hccumcc; from Hloom1ngt0n Indiana and loohlile hcm11hto"n
a '65 Mu w·ngand dri"c 1110 football games In reahl\ h1' "mo'it prllC:d
pos css1on" mu\t be his violin. which 1scclcbrntini Its 262nd b1rthda)
th is )car Its unusual guuar c;hasx 1s a unique de 1gn of famed '1ohn maker~trad1,ar1u fhc' 1ohn' \Oundqual11y 1sd1s1inctlyd11Tcrent. It
'' 'iOmc" ha1 hlc mu'>" tx:1ng pla)ed on 1lkcn thread. not hor\Cha1r
stnngc; - one mu\! pa) pJrt1(Ular a11en11on to heat each note. It is a stra°'d~ 1n11mttt~ JI\ 1rument but 11 <ieem~ tu fit lhc_qwcll) tnlc
Bell
I asked him •·A re }OU a sh) pc~on"" _
I le ans"crcd "It de-pcndc; on "'ho I'm Jround ..
In fact. 1t ic; l a ' to become taught up 10 th1r, re\Cn ed. quiet
l)\.'rc;onJh t} b cl)onc near him \\;.JS wh1spcnng instead of tilllking
aloud
Bell", recital was one "h1ch 1mprc'>..ed the audience. He and
ronductor o\ndrt· Pre''" gained a t"-o-m1nu1c 40-\Ccond crescendo of
..1pplJusc "'llh braH)S and standing<>' at1on from those attending the
sold-out performance
\\1th hair fl > mg .md .. stand on tip toes·· 1,11rlc for emphasis. Bell
also perform' with C)es clo\Cd at kast JI th1) concen He
commun1t.ates 1nt1matcl) "'ith th is a ncient inc;trument 11727). which
"-J' more than 100 ~cars old when Brahm\ "'a5 born.
fhc difficult and dchcalc tone patterns of Brahms" only concerto
lor' 1ohn and onhc\tra \\trt· deft I) handled h\ 1he \Oung master Bell's
.. uuls\lul ncgot1u11on of the 1n1nca1c note-chord patterns wrrc a
tribute to his trur l'apJb1h11cc; as an outstanding soloist
Prev 1n "a' nearl\ sutlC\\ful in holding down..lhc ~.n~mblc in
<iuppl)ing Bell'<, \Olo "ork \\Ith rropcr hO\\-Cas;.ng
1 he opcnintt program \Ckc t1on was Scr('nadc ~o.6 in D bv
TV Ve rs ·1on Mui an It "J\ performed ac; a quartet consisting of S1dnC\ Weiss and \ll'\andcr 1 rlJCr \tOhrw finrc1l1m Ohyama. \tOla. afld-'anJ De-nni
I rl·mhh. bJ.,, al companied h) "hat could tx· dc~nbcd as a large .
t:hambt>-r on.'-hcs1ra ~1.o•l.i:ng ---=-.---...-1\Jc~t. wa .. R1<.h:ird '>trau"' "\1ctJmorpho...cn ·a mcmonum of I .. -w -~ t I.' ~ II dC\ 3\lat1on ui <;1rnu\\ ncau1ilul .rndoc ()\C' n '() . UlllC
Jun ng Im M 1'1 )CM in 1945.
Girl I sf t d ( h1s wori, \\-m fr.lllJht·wlth 1'ot -only ~JnM\, l'lu1 aJ~ ttrtungt:t at -a e lhl' tk•.trul tum and dealh the \\Ur had wroughl \tuc;icall\, 11 "a" quite a difficult "'orlr.. "nttcn to be heard as a
City News Service
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tx· prndun·d for ~HC comr.1n'
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NEW YORK (AP)-A midaisht com~ * $464 million deal.
tunday deadline for comoletJna sowus said mnainina oballcln 1n-
1JPttMeDt1 ao tdl ~ Aarfana to duded tttiSWM:lt by Ttiw A.Jr 10 ~ V. Ueberrodl palled Wlthout a dtmand11ha11ncludtthenamin1ofa
deal ~"" reachtd. but ~ Judie specjaJ trustee to nm the airline. O\'trsce•na the talks ordtttd aJI sidn -funherm<m, a committee rep-'° return to has courtroom ttiis rcscntana Eastern'• un1«ured credi-
mormna. tors upnued rtsorvauons Tunday
Jt remaintd unclear whether the about the 'deal and indicated 1t
partacs had aarecd to utend the wanted financ1a11<h isers to review It.
dtadhne, ..-hich was am~ b> Ducusst0ns took "plact at offices of Ot~rrolh' and Tcxa\ Air Corp.. New York law firms ht-fore pan1c1-
!ulefn's parent compan-.. None of pants moved to the U.S. Bankruptcy ~ involved would comment am-Court. -whert the) met ~paratel) lliedia&ely. ..-uh bankruptcy e.xaminer David
Ahhoulh a sroup led b) ebcrroth hap1ro. illlllft'Cd wub Eutcm union &caden At aboua 9 p.m., Ucbcrroth and
an labor conceuaons nectlll1) 10 partner Thomas Talbot &cft the
ttne11 cpnsultant Judi Ulr•J wants to b• .. the IBM offflne11.··
courth<>u~. Ucbcrroth dtthoed to
SI) whether the deadline had bttn
extended.
Texas Air Chairman Frank
Lorenzo and Easkrn Airtin~ Presi-
dent Ptut Bakes left the courthouse at
the same lime. Both dcdincd to
comment
Ho"'cvcr, othe~ involved in the
talks rtmainrd and conunued nego-
t1at1ons, accordin& to parties to the
d1scuss1on who •poke on condJtaon
of anonymity. The} broke for 1hc
evcn1na shortly befon.-m1dn1ght.
U S · Bankruptcy Judge Burton
Lifland ordered the part•~ to return
to has courtroom)lt 8;30 a.m toda ..
APed about~c m1dn1ght dcad-
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.itness fanatic fighting
·fat in corporate climate
1y DONNA MOONEY
o.-y ..... ~··· When Judi litre) flips through
busme '.) publtcntion filled ~Ith
ptlotos of rcccntlr promoted t\·
ccutl\ cs. she doesn t sec ( 0 1 n 1 he
making. Most arc O\«.lr 40 and
0\ C™'Cl~t Walking ta me bombs. c,he 1hinh
Ulrc)', 31 . 1 tf)tnl to defuse tho':iC · ~mbs company b) compan)
htr (f'\'tne·be~ SCf\.1~ fll-~nsultinJ Inc he and hcre•sht
emolo~ce oOcr tc t to determine bod)' fat. chole\1erol lc\'d, ocrob1(
capac1t) and cardiac m k. ( hcnts
co me to het otli c at the Ir' me
( tubhoust. or she take~ her cqua~
ment on the r J m the com pan) "an
The firm al\O pro' 1ck \taO for
corporauon that ha"c e~ert:asc
equipment and w-ant a profcs 1on.:at to
conduct fitnc pr~m\ on \ate Pn~ate v.orlouts arc S60 an hour.
~pht betv.cen the cmplo)cr and the
emplo)tt.
Ulrt) • philosophy" that a 10th of
tht P',P.ulauon c~erca\C • a 10th
v.ouldn t 1f their lave Jcpcnckd on 1t
•anJ the rc~t might wall • round or
lop pumna butler on their pot.\toc'I
v.11h w me proJd1n1.
The lauer voup 1 hl·r 1;ir1ct. "'!Jc
a\ the Amcnt'an pub11 arc choo~1na heart th~~ on an 1mtallmcn1 plan.
'he tell~ potential chc1m. II tho hamburttn and rnc rcprt nt ucad-
)> dep(dl\\ 1n the GrtCrtC\
ldcall), a man'\ boJ~ fat "houlJ It no h1~r than I .S pcn:cnt. r or
wonwn,.22 pch.Cf\l, Whal ht u~ually
find \lt11n1 1n plu'h ch11r\ bch1nJ
wide dc\k\ '' men v.1th 25 percent
bod) fat and v.omcn. :\0 to 15
~nt. ()npitc h~alth ~~rn1n1tt, mo;,.t
ptoplt arauc the) u t Jon't ha' c: the
urnt to e•tn: •~.
re ponsc· "fll tell )OU pal. )Ou don't
ha,·c ttme not 10."
he blames the modem world'\
emphasis on "fasa " C\Cl')'th1ng .for
produ ang a plump population It s a
world that has invented 1Mtant
oatmeal to re place quid. oatmeal
"rhat 1$ the kind of soc1et) lhal has
made u cra1>."
To those who are la,es to their
work. Ulrey sugacs1s lapping on
me snca~ers and walkana dur1n1
lunch he aJso gJ\ e out rcc1pc-s for
cas_}·to-makc. healthful meats
Corporations ha ve a stake 1n their
c:m plo)ccs health Faced v.1th a
dramall n'iC m mrd1cal 1nsurancc
co t~ The If\ inc Co rcccntl> harC'd
l 'lrc) 's lirm to help emplo)CCS 1c1 1n
shape
Dao BcaJs. senior d1rtetor of
human resources \aid so far. soon 70
cmplo)etS ha"e 'oluntccrcJ to
undcrao fitnc s tc t1na. The lr"ine Co alM> ha\ offered discounts at loc.il
health clubs and ha con 1dered
1n talhna bake I Ir.er\ to enc:oura&c:
bike nd1ng.
\mcncan Zettler Inc . an In inc
m.anufac1urcr of \"' 11china de\ tees.
plans to ha'e f'1tnes Consulung
rnnJu\.t Japanc!.C 'itrctchina for th
230 cmplo)'ccs 10 an effort to combat
~orker com}>Cn\.at1on claim f red Flor~s. ~rwnncl manager for the
firm, \aid emplo)·ce'i compl:un of
back and mu le train. of\en ·au~
the\ 'tt ruchin1 ror part) but aren't
ph) acally fit
.\I n1a n.1's F1ttplacc Manufal ..
tun:f'\ Inc . 2 JO v.orkc:n art J>":PlrtnJ
for an an·bousc Ol)·mptad on lur-
da). fcatunna 'iv.1mm1na. H>lk)ball
and runntn& f 1tnt'U C on\ull1n1 ha ~orkcd v.1th the labor forte 1here to
1n~rtasc prodU<'11\1t and d«~•sc
atKtntttism.
for the put )car lJlrt) • firm ha~
\ljlled the ~\CfltW r<><.lm .u Tusun ..
l'\erOJCI Ordnance. in add\11on· to
running a nu1r111on program
l Ire) and hercmplo)ccc,v.orl v.nh
about 1.200 clients a \Cjr. somc11m~
u ma gimm1t k\ to l ecp them
1n1crcsted 1n c\crcmng 'ihr might ~nd balloon to a client" ho "orkcd
c'ipcc1all) hard for another 'the
might keep \\Orkout a surprise Once
she ga"e rnupQns for t hicken 'iand-
~ "hec, at a fa~t-food re'ltaurant c;o her
clients v.ould a' 01J hamburgers
l Ire\ docc;n t nel·d an) bo<l~ to
coa' hcrintoe~crct ing She c,pcnt her
'0th btrthJa) climbing Pike' Pl•al..
c't v.ecl c,he'll th to London to run
a marathon )he v.orks out an h"ur a
da) during the v.c1.: Ir. and ti\ c hou,.., on
v.cckcnd 'he·, compc1cd 1n
triathlon and uf\ t\Cd the \\ h11nc~
( las ic, a 24-hour 1rclr. from the
lov.c t point 10 the h1gh<'sl point an
the 1..onttncntal l ~
But thcn"s nothing "u~rhuman
about her. he said · .\ mol.Jonl\ of the
pc()plC mar\'cl at me ihr) COUld'\e
done 1t, too. 11 th ') v.outd ha'e made
the chollc.''
Ire) ha\ a unique "'a' ut coping
with w man> pcopll· "'ho don't m3ke
11 their pnont) 10 C\cmse )h1·
imagine\ what 11 ~oulJ lX' like 1f the
onl) v.~ to Sia) hc.allh)' "h) kn11tmg wd.s. ~he v.outdn t d(, 11 c11hcr. she
\aid ~he al\O undc"'tands . the-hrctl~
pace of hus1nt:\\ hie. l Ire \Uf\ 1\ cd
the n1on of launchma it <11mall
bu inc § from th<' dov. of.all of hl'r
former cmplo er. Bod~ \nounttn
Thrtt \Car' ugo a f.:v. fnrnds loan~J
hcrthc·sso.ooo hr need d to bu} the
com pan)·, ac,~t anJ \he'~ v.orked at
bu1kling a cltcntcle cHr s1nlc .. It. lake runn1n1 a m;irathon \ <•u
krtp It It eH•n da~,"
IBM . · The ~ r THE BUSINF.SS EVENT
. . Pructent181 OF THE YEAR IS COMING
TO ORANGE COUNTY! •
o Into overtlm-----
hnc. Lifland said, ••If\ not m>
deadline. rt.ere wa, an carhcr dead·
tine: for ~naan thanp that I said. and
it wu mt't." Ht' ckdincd to rlaboratc.
Tuetday's talb followed a da)lona
meeting Monday at the bankruptc)
coun amona the' pr1nct~l' and
1 afland, which broke up with Tens
ir and Ea tern attorney~ &a) ina
there had bl'tn no o'kirall aarcemcnt.
leader\ of ahr thrre Eas1cro union
ha'c a,recd 10 a five-)ear pact with
the Ueberroth aroup &l"'IRi \\Orkrr
30 prrcc n1 ov.t1ersh1p of the airline in
C\Changc for S2 I 0 ma Ilion 1 n con-
ccs IOM , ~Uf'CC\ '8)'.
That •&rttmcnt ...!. reached earl>
Monday fotlov.ina four da"'' of in-. .
tense. around·the-<lock talk\ an
Wash1n1ton with Ueberroth', rc:p-
rt.-xntatl\~ -i' a pivotal condition
for the bu)OUt to proceed.
However. any labor roncenions must ~ ratified by union rank-and-
file mcm~n and tht overall bu) Out
11111 muss win the approval of Tcus
Air, Easttrn's majorcrcd1tors and the
bankruptcy court.
foci Zweabel, an attorney for the
comm1tttt represcnttna thc airline's
unsecured crtduors. said 1he panel
paued a resoluuon C:\prc sm1 con-
cern about the proposed bu)out and
\\anted ti~ .financial advisers 10 rc-
\1cw the dcal's fiaoanc1aJ consc-
quenccs
One \:onditaon of the proPQled
bu)out that has railed concttn1 tt lbe
transfer of S7Q millaon an Euann
HKt'i to Te~u Air "w11hou1
cqu1"alcnt value to EL.stem from
1 c~a Air"
The committee also said it wu
cOl'lcerned wheshtt tl\crt was an
cconomacally vial* business plan for
the rtorpnued Eastern and ovn the ·r.nancaal .mucturc of the. bu)out, tn
\\h1ch fetas Air would recca"c $200
m1lhon for its Eastern stock and
Eastern would incur S 100 million in
new debl.
The Statement was forwarded to
ahc parties invoJ,C'd and to the .
bankruptcy coun. ·
Hou.se panel.votes to weaken
Bush's S&L bailout proposal
ly DAVE SKIDMORE
~--l"f4tU \If"'-'
WA Ill 0101'< -\ Hou~
bankma panel voted rue~a> to gut
the ke)' rctorm of the Bush admmt'i· Tramm' sav rn1s-and lunn propo'1ll,
·but then rolled b:sck in ~' cral follow·
up vote on '>Orne of lhc change!\ th. l
moc;t v.eakencd thl' plan
B> a 24-.?3 \OH" the tfou..c Banlmg ~ubcomm1ttcc on finantial ms11tu-
t1on diluted requirc:mcnt to torte
• L owner to h:ac.:k louns "1th mon.•
of their o"' n capital
The ong1nal. ~cakcning amend-
·ment, ponsored b~ Rep'I f-rnnk
.\nnun110. 0 -111 • und ~tan P3rm. K-
Va . provided J · much loo\Cr drfi-
n111on of "'hat wnst1tutc\ ~:ap1tJI h~
including such bjlance shc.·ct items a'
goodv.111 \ub<>rdin.1tcJ dcht. deferred
roan loc,ses and mong;igl' <ier' 11:ing
nghl\
Then. tht sutxomm1t1c.·e partl)
rcttghtencd th~ defin111on of <.".ip1tal
regardmg ubordtnatcd debt and
deferred loon lo scs in ~ub quen1
votcs of 2 -IQ and ~6-!I . re pcc11H~-
I> ~ Ho"'e' er. the b1ll. as" nucn so for. !ttlll wou-ld-&lk>W-1A 11tu1ton fa1hn1 to
meet the standard to irow b) about 7
percenl to 8 percent a )ear The
ad m1nistrn11on want to bar cap11al-
ddic1cnt thnfts from c~pandtng
"Wc'' c come back some. but v.e're
still c.·onccmed that "'e not haH
lk t1onal capital," As 1 uint Trca ul)
crcLar\ Da\ 1d \\-M ulltnc, said afier
lhl' \Ole'
"I here arc till problem It "still
not as good as the Bu h bill bu t 1
.. mall group of Democrat 10 1 (1coiv 8u h hi s . capital tandards." s.a1d
Rep ( harle ~humer D-"" ' "ho
ha occn upponing th<' adm1n1 •
trauon po 111on
The uhcomm11a•c. "'1th w mn'i
\Chcduled toda' and ThurS<.la \, \till
fated long hour\ draf\1ng ·other
pro" 1s1on of the bill. but members
agrerd the cap11al tandards v.erc the
central reform accompanying PresJ-
dcn1 Bush'c; proposal to spend $50
h1lhon to close or merge failed S&Ls.
In lhe D.ngmal vote. to g_ut the
provision. Sl'V<.'n Republtcans joined
17 Democrats 1n supponing the
change. The} ~ere opposed by I I
Oemcxrnts and 12 Republtcans.
"It re&ll). reall} guts thJs btll .. I
v.ould ha'c to sa. 11 surrtnders to
the" l League of \:tnp lnstttu-
llOn\. the 1ndu try' chief lobb)' ~~up. said Rep (Jerald Kleala. D-
Rep Jim Ltach R-lowa. told panel
mcmbe,... bcforc the "ote that "we
ought to ha"e a hule backbone" and
ad Bu h ~ould \eto any tcg1 lauon
with v.cak capital standard .
· "l ha amendment embraces onc
mor<' lime smo~c-and·m1rrors ac-
countma nd mokc..and-m1rrors
f Pfease see BAILOUT I A 10)
Costa Mesa 1989 Man & Woman of the Year Awards
-Nomtnated by tht Corn!TMllty & Selected by th4 Chamber Q{ CommefOI
The Col1• Mela Chamber of Commerce itMtes yovr nomenauons tor its 1989 Man & ~ of the YWI ewards tor
outstanding YOIUrlteer ~ and leldenhlp within the oommuntty You can nominate as many Costa Mesa residents as you liki (except past W1Mer1) 19' t,... 'fWI • ewwd.
M 1n tl'll past. criteria tor the .._,ton of the Ma"I & Woman of the Yeer art
• Long history of community wvtce
• lnvoMlment 11'1 54Mlfal dlf*ent Well of QC>r.ln'U'llty 9lfw:e
• Nom1neeS must wen and / or we in Costa Mesa
• E1.erted recognaed leldef1hp
• Wei-known by a good portion of the COl"MU\lty
• Vant&y and merit of YOluoteer (not paid) aerwies c:ootnboted to tht ~ty
P S 1989 Man & Woman ol the Yeat
Awards Luncheon • June 1st SlnOtftly .
Ken Fowler Chairman
Spoot01ed by. ..., ..
Independent
1 1 30 Receplton • Noon Lunctleon
$25 • Red Lion Inn • eo,,ta Mesa 1989 Man & women of lhe YtM Commrttet
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ADDITIONAL INFORMATION ON NOMINEE
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AIO Ot• .. C-.. IWLY PILOT/....., 11115, _. 11. ..
. Senior boom h .
9y KIVIN DOYU ~;O\\ina tcP.lent ofdw pppulation,··
__ ,...c..~ .. ~,..~·~·-~,_-r-,;;:..-..--......,Albcn50n iaid.
. ..._ ___ An increase in demand for hou\jna Funhermort. ht lddtd. 1a5 than S
by our nation's senior cidiens is percent of our nauon's amiors (6S
annbu&abk to such distinct demo-and okkr) arc 10 institutions or
araphic trends as a "senior boom'', 1 hospa&als. and of th11 S pnttnt. the
binh deanh and t.hC 111n1 blby ave,. lit 11 80. b<>ofMr populauon, accordina to Bob "They"re (seniors) ttlll) becominf
Albcnson. prnidtnl of Prnley of more demandm& and influential.
Southern Cahfomaa. saad Bart Hanttn, panoCT with Shawn'-na Development Spralunf Monday evenana at a Hansen foculCd on tht market for
'meetina o the Build1na lndu1try of affordable housina an North Onnae ,.i\merica. Albenson wu one of four c '(y th ...
t:inehsts d1scuss1n1 the •• Aaina Popu-ounty. IP«• '"* at more h .. n
ti.on of America and the Hidden 270.000 ~Count)' resjdtnts arc over 60. Fuithermore, more than Market 1t RePrcttnts." The panelists J 70.000 ofthesuenion hve in Nonh
represented four major Southern Oranac County. wath more than
ahfom1a homebuilders. 13,000 subsisuna at or below the
The nation's ··boomina" senfor poverty kvet. • ~pulauon has been trendmt toward .. In a county with the nauon'
'healthier and more influenttal h-ahest median pnttd homea. there
seniors than ever before," Albertson JUlt isn't much r them, .. he said. •
said. Complementing th11 trend. he Han.en. nbed a 96-unit apan-
cited a '"b\f\h dearth," in which the ment com " built by his eompany nation's birth rate IOyearsaso.hitthe on land ted from the county. and lo~cst point ever, and an aging of the targe · this low-income market
baby boomers to tht point where the segment. The unm were-open to
ma~ority are over 40. pan1cipants 1n the Federal Section 8
· In the last two decades the Housing Program, which limits
over-65 age group has bttn the fastest ehgjb1hty to households with in-
comes leta u.an 50 ~·of die a,. mcnaues 11 1 du~ 1enn11
rnfdian (cumndy 146,900 in Orantt cow1', I~ tDOmS, ihumc boiard
County). and a 1wtmnuQ1 ~· •
T ... nll poy only SI 2S IO~> DovMI tm=zed the 1mponanct the monlhl)" rtnt, wtlh the nee of the clu u~ an tht .. rlfcstyk" ~ubsid11td b) the llouai,. be1na marketed. h boutct a hbrar),
(monthl)' f"ltn a~ 1515 to Ptt uccrcitt room. lounte. bar and •
unit), The ~ boe111 97 pe~t S<JO..scat auditorium. CXCU~> 1n this thard ~ar or "It nprntnt11 place to meet other
opt ration, Hansen said. peopk, to not be isolated."
"The biaest nst 11 a finite SUPJ?IY Oa\'ad m1int1in1 that $tCUrity ti of of Secuon-.~.cert1ficatc--holder1, he utmost importance to th1 market
added scamcnt. and pointed out that the
Mark David, president of Pacific colony development i1 surrounded
t..ndmark Development Corp .. di,. by a wall and l\as a 24-hour auard at
culsed the ·market1na of a ma ter-the gate.
planned community to seniors as Proximll)' to freeways was an
used 1n has company'• Northern San important con iderauon in choosina
Otego Count)' developm~t. "The a Jocauon for the development,
Colony at Cahforrua Oaks... David 111<1. since seniors prefer to hve "You're sclhna a lifest)'le, when w1thin a two-lrour dnv1n1 ranae or
you sell to scnion in m11ter-p11nned rtlatives (for vmuna) The Colony at
communit)'," David said. Cahforn11 Oaks 1s wathin an hour of
The colony development includes Orange County and San Die&o Coun-
a golf course which 1s "challenamg. ty and I l/.2 to two hours from Los but a bat shorter.'' than a convcn-Anaelcs County.
uonal 18-hole golf e()ursc to 1ccom-David addressed the cost cffccu ve-
modatc the age of players. The ness of includjna a 1olf course in the
community also includes such am-planned communit)', spec1fyin1 that
I h u n
1M COii c:atDe ouc 10 1200.000 prr
hole. Pmlri ... for --~ att 150.000 ... UIUI aDd ~ expttU d1e11110 rmdl SI 00. by tbt
time lM lat U1Htl ~ IOld.
He upecU the Sl6 mini°" C05t of
constN('Ulll tlw count to produce an
additional S20 nullion an ttvcn~.
and that dotln'1 includt the added
bcntfit of a fa•ttt 11Jct rate becauw or
at.
",People will pey a premium for a
lot (unit) on the ar~n btcause they
play ur_JUlt becauR they want to look
at il," Dlvtd said
David outlined s.cvetal rtaJOOS
why it was relatively easier to bu1Jd
for the senior seamcnt of the hous1n1
mark~ 1ncludin1 ·•ct«reascd polil1·
cal dmtculty."
"Retired people don't add 10 the traffic problem since the)' don't drive
as much. they don't crowd schools
and the:rarc more resilient to interest
rate chanaes."
Sance 7S prrcent of ahese buyers pay with cash, lhc market' ·retains
much of 11~ consistency despite
interest rate ffuctations. he explained.
Cllilirta ROKla. a.dnivc vicit ~t of Ori E. WM Com· m11n1lae• Inc.. C:oectari'rd wuh O.vicf1 openaon ... we·~ 1n the hfir·
Jtfk bu11MU. Mt just tbe telhn& of hOmn.··
••we have to counter w Im·
prna1on of•J don't want to live out
thttt With aJI thole okJ people.,.
Roech said, .. And we do it by
ipmd1n& moMy on marlctuaa .. "
Ont oft~ markct1nastr1 .. es for Del Webb's planned community, Susa
C'll) Wesl. Involved 1 vacauon·
spcaal prOlflm ~reby prospect• rt buyers could spend a week at w
c.ommuntty in a vacation con-
dom1n1um to ··sample before bu)'.-
ina."
Roach said 14 percent or mo!'lhlr
sale at un 1ty Weit were 11aneo
dunna these vacauoo prosrams, and
4S percent ofbu ym had pent time at
Sun 1ty We t thtouah the p~m. "Home buyers want Jlrestyle com--
plemcntat1on and sccunty. and thote
offering such an environment wall
have 1 definite 1dv1n1aae," Roach
cancludcd.
Korean Air Lines
to btJy 90l:Jglasje~s
Uncertainty leads to tise in light trading
I '
WA HINGTON -Korean Air
Lines Tuesday signed agreements
valued at about $250 m1ll1on (U .. )
for the purchase of McDonnell
Douglas commercial jetliners.
In signing ceremonies held at the
U.S. House of Representatives Ray-
burn Office Building here, Korean
Air President Choong "un Cho said
the a1rhne will buy two more McDon-
nell Douglas MD-82 twin-Jets and
one additional MD-11 tri-Jet. wath
options for two other MD-82s.
Participating in the ctremonies
~ere Robert H. Hood Jr., president·
elect of the Douglas A1rcraf\ Co.
d1v1S1on. builders of the JCthners. senior officials of both com panies
and U.S. Representative Glenn M.
Andctson. C D-CaHL},
Cho said Tuesday's transaction
represents a continuing program on tl're-pan of h 1s a11 lr11c and1h? Korean
government to strengthen trade tie
with the U.S. ·~Besides being able 10
offer our passengers efficient. ad-
vanced technology aircraft. we arc
apm able to 1multancously con-
tribute to a pos11Jvc U .. balance of
trade with 1h1 purchase." Cho said.
Hesa1d newauhnersarc needed for
the continued orderly upansJOn of Korean Air Lints. One of the fastest
growing a1rhncs in the world, it first ordered six MD-82s 1n 1985. They are
now in M:rv1cc. Those announced
Tuesday would increase their Oeet to
10.
1y JUUA c. MARTINEZ later 1n the week.
.v~w,..., Retail .salet for March are schcd-
NEW YORK: -11fe stock mar1<ct uled for rcJcasc. on Thursday, fol-lowed on Friday by reporu on rose in 1igh1 trading Tuesday amid producer prices. merchandi.sc trade ongoina uncertainty about the d1rec-and mdustnal production.
tion of the economy. Man y financial analysts believe the
T.hc Dow Jones averaie or 30 economy is m for a slo"'down af\cr
industrials rose 9. 71 points 10 finish several years of enerac11c arowth.
the day at 2,311.58. "Everyone 11 wa1tm1 for the
In the broader market, advancing numbcn on Fnday. The market wlll issues outnumbered decltnm& ones be washy-washy until then," said
by about 7 to 4 1n nationwide trading Ralph J. Ac-ampora, technical analyst
of New York Stock Exchange-li~ted · with Kidder, Peabody&. Co.
stocks, with 873 issues up, 503 down The jobless figure for March re-and 559 unchanged. leased last week provided mixed
tocks opened higher, peaked signals about the economy. Althou&h
around midday and then mo\;ed unemployment dipped one-tenth ofa
sideways for the remainder of the percent to 5 percent, fewer than
se s1on. Volume remained light. with 100,000 new JOM were created.
many 1nst1tu11onal pla)'ers staying on "The numbers wall JJVC the market
the sidelines to awau the slew of the d1rcct1on it's lookina for," said
economic data scheduled for release Michael Metz, vice president of
The airline was 1hc first air earner
in the Pacific Rim to purchase the
MO.I I, and 1n February 1987.
Korean Air signed a contract for four
M D-11 i. wnh options for four others.
Tuesday's agreement represents the
exercnc of the first of the four
opuons. The Seoul-based a1rJ1ne also
1s a ~pher to the MD· I I program.
prov1d1n w1pgfoscla&c fainnMTin
1
~
It w moo& the-ftrst1ti · · ( f 1 11 1 l e world to operate the MD-11 , ,~w1wih~0'mwAe'~ lf:ctit~~c~nJe
following ccnificallon of the new 'IOCk• 1od w1rr1nrs '"'' hlv• 90M up the aircraft with Pratt & Whitney ~o~~:~Bedf6;."t~;;!:~ based on e>erceni
PW4460cngincsnext ycarandsubsc-No s.tCurillel l~lno belOw U or 1000
d1ffer1nu between PrtY•oV• closing quent delivery. ·~:t =~ ~~nl•r cn.n~s .,, the
--------------------------Pt'ICI and IOd•V'I J pm price
Rural poverty soars ~nrsrs~P .,. ~\,~ ~ ~ AAA;,,i;HtC 3., •• UP I ~ni:o~!~ I ~ l... 8: s e~~m .: ~ H:
ly DENISE CABRERA
"'---~ftl\lf,..,
WASHINGTON -The poor are
_Film& poorer.~_sp_ec1ally tho hving
an rural areas<>nne natton, and there
are more of them, a~ordina to a priva~ study released Tuesday.
"In spite of the common per-
ception of poveny u an urban
phenomenon, povcny rates are high-
er in rural areas than urban areas;·
said the study by the Center for
Budact and Policy Pnoritic . Analyz1ne ccnsu'l data on poverty
from 1978 to 1987. the center's
researchers found that "the rural
poverty rate rose from 13.5 percent lo 16. 9 percent" while the poverty rate
1n metropolitan areas rose from 10 4
percent to 12.5 percent.
Metropolitan areas include
suburbs and outlyinJ c.ommun1t1es as well as the central cities
But in central cit1e • where metro-
pohtan poverty is at tts worst, the rate
climbed from 15.4 percent to 18.6
percent during the ~me period,
sim ilar 10 the groWlh of povcny in the
ruraJ areas. "Wha t's most ~tnkmg 1s that the
rate of povcny in rural areas is almost
as high as in central c1t1cs," which
mo t people auociated in their mind
with poveny, said cent.er director
Robert Greenstein in an interview.
F1aurcs 1n the study show more
than one 1n six people in rural
America fell below tbe federal pover-
ty hnc of S9.056 for a family of three in 1987 while the rate.was one 1n eight
for resident of metropolitan areas
dunna that year.
"Jn fact, the rural poverty rate for
1987-the fifth year of an economic
recovery -was as high as the rate for 1975, thedecpcst recession year of the
1970s," Greenstein ~1d 1n testimony
before a hearing of the Hou~ Select
Comm11tu on Children, Youth and Fam1he .
The center, a nonprofit oraan1za-
t1on which conducts re~arch and analysis on a ranic of public policy
issues concernma low-income famir-
1es and 1nd1v1duals, found the urban·
rural poverty d1chotom1M consment
among ma.t racial. ethnic. a1e and
dcmograph1t aroups
Ahhou&h the rural poor 1s more
likely to ·6e wh11c because thert 1s A
lower proportion of m1nor1t1cs in
non-metropolitan areas, "more than
two-fifths (44.1 percent) .of non·
metro black<1 were poor 1n 1987,
compared lO one-third (33.3 percent)
of blackt liv1n1 in central cities," the study said.
Grecnitem said the study could be
wed to develop national policies to
mcre&Je low wqe , which he said
were the pnmary cause or poverty.
enttrely with their own c.pital.
McCollum's amendment exempts
health y thrifts already enpacd in
those businessc" from lhc stncter
standard.
The panel alw approved, on a 3S. 7
vote, a proJ)OYI b)' Rep. Doua
Barnard. D-Oa., that v.~uld protect hold1na companies that bou&ht 11ck
S&Ls last year with the prom11e of
government aad from havf na to
absorb the costs 1r thoee in111tutiont
fail because the a111s1ance 11 cut off
Barnard said the meuure wa
aamed at . p_rcvenuna other s.tu
under a holdina company'1 umbrelll
from atlO fa•hna b«'aute or a 90veme
ment failure to live up to the aid ..,eemmll.
GonzaJn comolaantd that tbe
amendment would craie a larte
loophole f'or bolda. compenitt to
skin any habihty if the oftce.lailid
thriftl ID under•'"· In odler dec1tt0n1, tbt 1ubcommit·
le•l!'' 'h ~ UP fs'i~nJwl ~ !/• 8: 11xlc~~d ¥; ~ UP um vpf ~ UP row .rtit ' 1. l 'h UP olld•vCP 7'. Up !!rF rtnll '' ' • 80 6 IO~~L.P J ,, t; 8: m~~vc: i ~ 1~ 8~ t ~~~Ir ,E 1~ 8~ t ~~re , '1 1 J u: I 1116 ~. ~ UP oew~lr ,..,. Uo
· ercFdSLn 'la '• Uo
DOWNS ~ICoNApf r-~· !~~~Ike ~I/~-~ ~~; 1 =:~ ~''°' I = ~ ~ ri .=>~ S:r .t'i ~ )~ ~ . n~~~~t:,H 2 ll~ = ~ 1noG1> 'a -1 hurt, -v. rn~· iv'fJ~ l .,., = 1!'..; un • -,.,
.IN 1 }~ --~ • on .. 14
Oii "' 1 ... -~
'\\'I CO'IP0,111IH\,,\C110"\'
,
Oppenheimer & Co.
Volume on the floor of the 8.i&
Board came to 146.83 million s.bru'.es.
up from l p .99 million in lhe
previous session.
Nationwide, consolidated volume
1n NY E-hstcd mues. anelud1n&
trades u1 those tocks on rqional
. exchanges and 1n the ovcr-the-countcr market. towed 17S 61S million shares.
H1gh-tcchnolog} stocks helped hft
the market. Pnme ComputCT pined
I¥. to 19%; lntemauonal Business Machines advanced I 'I• to J 11/a; and
Hewlett-Packard roses;, to 5411•.
faxon lost V. to 41 'la; Ramada
dropped •1, to 11 ~: and American
ttll\'I ''''DID
NEW YORK !AP) At>f 11
. T ,.,..,,
l
Express fell •,, to 32.
As measured by W1lsh1rc Al-"
SOCtalcs' index of moc.t than S,-000
act1vel) traded tocks, the market
rMC S 13.6 b1lhon, or 0.46 percent, 1n
value.
k The NY E"scompos1te 1ndc~ of all m listed common tocks rose 0 69
point to 167 58
Standard & Poor's andustnal index rose 1.76 to 344.24 and S&P's 5QO.
stock composite index gamed 1.38 to
298.49. .
The NASDAQ composite mdei1 for
the over-the-counter markel rose 2.40
to 413.54. At lhe Amcnc~n tock
Exchange1 the market value mdc" clo~d at J33. I 4, up t. 74
H II \ I \ ll I ' U I U
ll•llOHl\1
Close earthquake
should energize
a civic dialogue
• . Some Newpon Beach residents cruicizc the Cit) u bei'ng
111-prcparcd to deal with a major cmer&cncy ••> officJals defend the Emergency Operations Plan a
complete and wcll-orpni1cd. •
The imponant point 1s the ubJ«t is being di~us~ in
the beach pit~. ':"'htch pla)ed host to Fnday•s 4.6 canhquakc.
. othtng energize dialogue hke ha' ing the epicenter ot
an canhquake stnkc within Cit) boundaries. Fortunate!). the
temblor wa more a warning than a disaster.
In the rclatt"e world ofthc Ri chter scale. th1 was m ino1.
Damagcwasimmanlyconfined to~mc broken wrndowsand
merchandise tossed off sto~c helve~. AJtbough Jt was maJor
eoough to ~park a wnous d1scu smn of emergenc'
preparedness.
Of}k1al\ in New port Beach and ,·n o ther Orange Coast
c111cs who felt the canh move below their feet. should quick I)
m ove lo re" 1cw their va nou~ d1~a\ter preparedness plans and
assuage cttucns' concern~ ~
Newport seems to be doing that. though nut necessarily
to the sausfocllon of sc,mc res1dcn1s who feel part1l ularly
vulnerable The city's updated cmergenc) plan will he
presented for { ll)' ( ouncll re' 1e~ within 30 da)s
-~7i~ ~te K~ '.>I I • I • '., ..
Wedneldey, Aprlt 12. 1Mt Al
.
Filthy rich
muddle .
through
·fortunes
While wiuuna m} tum in the
dtA.tor''i offiC'c the other da). I had
ttmc to read mo 1 ofthr I .Oen pag of
1hc ()\fo rd D1c11onary ofQuotauons.
but 1t wa n't a'a1labk I settled for a
map11ne an1clc on 14t'alth.
It tarted off \\1th a rundown on the
f-1hh)' Rtth -a h!t 1m1lar--to the
f orhcs 400 unh more 1ntercst1ng.
That public ainng may be the key 10 makrng it ~ork £\en
the be t plan can be improved. <iohc1t ing comments from
various corner of the communJI) ~•II ensure that the many
variable arc considered. that no one 1s overlooked.
And perhaps mor~· 1mponantl). r~1cwing the plan. 1t
strengths and tt shon comings. will a"o1d the p11fall of too
many other plans II too often. the ))Ian 1s a virtual crc t.
known 1ht1matcl) b).' a few experts and foreign to the man)'
-who need to be familiar with its contents mo t.
Politicians believe their hands
are quicker than taxpayer's eye
fhc..e top 10 people. dnpping
mortr~ "1th t'\ en mo,c. included
namt:!I from a Hollywood mo1ul to
Bntl\h and hi tern ro)alt) They h\.C
I rum Arkansa to Bomt'Q. There is no
j>aucrn the' arc )Oun&. old. mamcd and dl\orccd and all have bro\.cn the
financial ounJ bamcr
\ome re born wtth a 11\ er spoon
an thrsr mouth~. some mamcd
monc\ and $<>me tuall}' worked for
11 in hu inc su has 011, l"C41 c tatt',
ni"1~ .. P"~"· mail and TV Qu(en L h1ahcth with her $9-plus
Balboa Island re 1dcnt should be thoro ughly dnlled on
the options for evacuatton should the> be isolated b) the
destruction of the island bridge.
School offictalc. hould under 1and their role bccau\C the
campusc will ~·nc as c"arna11on center,.
WASHI NC rTON -.\~ the tax -
pa)'en await Their annual plucking.
the proc:hgals an ( on,re'>s arc schem· tng to extract new IUCS nd increase
thesrlav1 h spend1naat the same tame
that the) prttcnd to cut back.
JaJ$C taAo .\s Lbdint ~cp. GraLc hit.\ btlhon "'a 1n ludcd of course. an<S
urged c ongrc to ehmmate lhl" other ro}ah 'uch ai. ~1n1 Fina and
horn: ndou'> \\'J\te 1ha: the GraCl' the \ultan of Brunei .\mong the
( o nlllll\\ton umo,crl'd mcncan "'ere E ttt Lauder Mel"\
CtttLCn\ ncctl to ha"c a concept of the big picture and how
_ _Jhc) fit into the plan. Whal~ surviving a maJor earthquJkc
require> a coordlmncd C'IV1c respon _.morc..W.cJy
ffitl-ny-tftdtvuktttl w1llbe left to fenctf<>~r-a-t.un~
How ~ell &he vanous members o ft he communit> under·
stand how to deal wtth an cmcrgcnC} will be the determining
factor tn Judging the cffcctt vcncs of a cit) 's d1sa tcr plan.
fhc t1m~ for planning ts now. ft ""ould be d1sas1rou\ to
.l hey operate the wor1d's b1ggc\t
shell game. h1dtng expenditure'>
under a bc.wtkko.og army o!..shcl.b.._
r 00111ote Jack Andcrwn '' l"O• (mffin anJ l'><>nald Trump
('h,urman w11h (,race ot Ci ti1cns Th f 11th\ Rich include · people
Ag;11n\1 C 10H~rnmcnt Wa\tc ""h• h -with both 11.lew Mone} and Old
hJ\ al read) t hmin.itcJ S 11 ollillwn 10 \1onc\ Hut lhl·rc ''a d1ffctt-ncc The --'"'4lo~--'>u ~ member '\cw \1u.ru:.):_..1XOP • J.k.c..,..__i,hc1L ~===
C ongrc\\ haH' Joined thc Grucc mon1.» Ill the 1Jlorn1n1 .nd arc
wall too long.
Opinions expr"Sfd In this apace are lhOM of tM Dally Pilot OIM<
viewa eJCpreued on thlt page are tho9e of lhetr euthOfs and ar111ts Readers
comments may be 1en1 to Dally Pilot PO Box 1seo Cott• Mesa 92628
I Pro-choice supporters com_plimented
To th<' [d11or·
Orange" and l.o\ \nlCh··' counties rtl·enth c'.\pertt"nced "Osxrallon
ReSt:uc" at fir-.t hund. und the tK·cao;1on "'a a resounding '>U<n''I'> for the
\upponers of pro--c ho1cc
• At Planned Parenthood officr~ all 1,1,ec l "'e "'ere dcluiw ~•th 1. II\ of
~upport from women and men v.h o \Oluntccrcd to go 1ocl1n1c'>1te\a1 10t h
rnomina to protect the naht of 1n<ll\ 1dua1., to haH' acce\s to fa mil) pt nnrn2
' med1car wf\11cc\ · Hu n<ircd\ turned ou1 eHI) morning Jt loc:a11ons from Ora nae to LO'>
1\nJCIC\. On bch.tlf of nll the women who'>t' right'> arc bcina tnunplcd b)' the
fanatics of "Operauon Re uc " "'e 01,1,c our pro-cho1ct• \uppurtc" u hc.1rt11.'11
\Ott' of thank'> and cumphmcnt\ fut"' JOb "'ell donr f Once apan, 111 <ipporent th.at the majont) uppon<i pnxho1tc nd 1ha1
the M1Jor1ll( 14111 prt\ltl. . l\1 AR(11l I ll(,,l1(1ll
\Jnta \na
onftdent thauhe polu1cwn's-h.an.clu..._
qmckenhan the t:npa c .
pros•11cally. aradually and inv1s1bly
do the) extract the money that the
ta'pa)'cr never 11pprc1..1ates the ex tent
of the np ofl
4illck-up man 1s more d1rcC'l He.-
acts the \ICllffi 's ca h b) w:l\ mg a
revolver Congrcs peaceably and
efTonlcs I) accomphshc the ~me
end by dcccptt"c bud1e11ni. Hert·· ..
ho"' the pme 1s pla)cd.
(. onire s use accountina incks 10
make spendina inetta'iCs look like
pcndina rcducuons and t:n hake\
look hke ta:ic cut'l lht' 'k1ght-of-hand begin~ with a planning budget called
the current ~rvtee-s budatt II an-
' anably c~fls for more \pending .rnd
hit.her ta~c\
ihen. Congress happ1J)' la\he4i the
plan nina budget and boasts that 1t ha' \3\~ monc} By 1ugghna the figu re'>.
the planned budJet 1 decreased. but
the actual pending 1s increased
Members of Congrc use the s.nme
1nckery to ponray 1.i~ ancr"Casc to the
pubhl a tax cut\. Nu"" they're trying
to convince the pubhc that n ,honage
of rc,cnues 1s to blame for the Pike'>
Peak deficit and that more t!l\e are
uriently needed to bnng the dcfirn
down to a manaacablc mound.
This 1 a monstrous he calculated to
JU\llly h1Jhcr ta:<e'> w that Congrc-;.,
can continue ·~ rcc kk ~ prnd1 ntr
fhc truth IS lhill 13'\t!> hll\.C' nC>I bct•n
t ut . that 11la'.\1ncrca~1 W\'lt' enac ted
during th e Reaµn H . ..,., 11nd that
re"cn·uci. \hut up ncarl~ 90 percent
Meanwhile With areal f.inrarc.
( ongrc s p;w;cd thr (rramm-Rud-
rnan Act. wh1t·h 1\ suppowd to r"-ducC'
the defi cit each \Car and bal nee the:
budget b) 1119':? Thi." \pendthn ft\ 1 n
{ ongre\~ haH• o"ercome lht't pruht
lcm 'itmpl~ h) \h1t11n1 the,o '>hdl'> on
the table.
ln,tl'au or hudgct1na thl· rnunq
the' ""ant to \pend, the~ undl'r"Mlle
loan\ and b d~ them ""h &o"<'rn ·
ment guarant«S r hl' loan\ arc .. c:pl
oil the hudgct .ind art· not countrd a\
part of the puhhc dcht.
fhc go' rrnmrnt ha\ gu.ir:iintt'td more than S4 tnlhon 10 loon,, debt\.
crops. pen\10011 banl dcf'O\ll'i ~nd
torc11n tn\C'itment'> I ht~ ofT-hudgrt
linant ing get\ around the <i'ramm·
f<.udman re\lr1t t1on... '('l. th(' un.
budgt•t guarantee\ arr \till part ol lht·
uu\h1ng linant1al hunkn 1hnt "l'lgh'
down 1he ta"<pa\rr\
J Peter <1c.it:c. Jn 1nddJ1tg..i hk
tru<.adcr .lgilln'it an\crnmcnt ~a\tC',
ha\ l.illcd nn < nn(l.r''" to \!Oil th,·
calc.:ulatcd rnnlu'i1on .and adnr• .1
1ruth-1n-budac11n1 1111,1, rue
tinanc1al d1~lo'iurr ""''"'ho" th3t lhl UrJ(Cnt nerd I\ lo l Ul· \l)COUIJll!. not
aQ\.~ ~~w41\tA:' uui r~ ~'UCnd.i.o.1 1\ fore lunch 1 he v t
lorm\ I he campaign h'1\ tht' 11uppon ,tr\l-ro -mi~ '. on of ncurl) 5 million \mrman\ who people . but the) don t
hJ\t' c wrc\~d their oppo~ition '° Ne"" Monl') people 4ipcnd eagerl)
gmcrnml.'nt 1,1,a \c l ho v.ho ""' h and with .., much pubhctl) 141
Cu add th<'1r " •<c c-an v.ntt to po \Ible. 1 he) bu\ httk goo<.11t uch
( 1111t·n' Agatn\t (,0 ,ernmcnt ~ a\tt' ~a c i.hmcrc <and ~cdc lap1obc for PO eo, 2300 Wuhmaton, () < S7.500, a stcrhna 11\er tea !iel for a
2001 ' doll hou prt('cd 1t $49 . and 4'h
poun<h ol liclup caviar for S3.000
• • • I ht") ha\ t' fun. • ARCO·ECONO\U . -l r T ht' Old Rtth ha~c ne\'cr earned
areas ot Latin •\mcnca art falhn th • ., m nc\ _ u's inhentcd. 1hey
undc:r the control of .. nan.o-ter· h h Th d
ronsm ., T h011 I'> the 11lhanle ur dru1 ~~;~r ~o~~·,~~~t~IJ~~t. t) pen
lorJ v.11h an C\.untJnlll' aarnd.l and I ht Old A.1ch wear '°")Car old blUf'
lt'rronw1 "'llh I pohll( I t"nda l he blaie~ ;and c:u rcpf)('nd c Ferm
drua lord\ PJ> tht· tcrromh for U.K_lkll' f hrir llaht rtadina coM1\I!>
prott"c11on and th<' tt•rron u the nf l fkan catal fhcir t;tC'ldt"
niorw\ to linamC' lh<'1r op.; rauoni \Cn\3t1on ,.. t"ccd
I ur namplc, mut·h of the , -a1n.-"lame' '"' lud«I amona the Old
4imuggkd in10 the lJ n1ttd \1a1c' l<rlh arc\\ 1lham Budde\, 11.athannc
comes from coc:a leaf sro"'n m Pt•ru'\ l kphuro nd OcorJt" Rush
l ppe-r Jtu,111 .... \i ulk) r he \IJIC) IS \nd then I ll\, there lrt the Cl
a pov.c:1 ba..e for 1he Sh1n1n1 Path, a l\fone~ \t \II pcoplt' The) arc the Mar"~' tcrron" •nlup that ptotcc. t\ unlonunalc who bl\<' had mon<'y at
thl t01..unc production In return, onc t1mr and lo\t 11 through bad
Jru& lorc.h fY.1' the htning · P.11h llH C\tmc:nt\. dt\(,m.c ..cnlcmcnn 1n·
rn1lhon\ ot dollar\ 14hl(h the ter-hcmanlc d1")putr and pro01~K)
Hlfl\t\ u~ to finamc re' ol u1mn:it" f ht' 1'.o Mont"'t p('oplc cat f'h1ckcn
•lltl\ 111e' that threaten 1hc \Uf\ n al ot Ml':--:ugct anc.f their hghl reading
the Pl·ru' 1:in go,crnmcnt. • cons1~t' of < haptcr I I An Ja~t Andcrn11 .-.. uif§lt'tl by aphrod1\l:l(,: 1\ the l otto
Dalt ha Al"' lo •rl1l111 ,., olltll· John C onnnll\ l\aaoodc11ampltof
r•IHI Nl•mo. · th•~ 'JX*C'1t•i. 1 h~ b<snlruptc.:~ proceed·
ini' Id\ him hi\ :!00 acre\ in Teu
------------------------------------.------------------------------.. hut h1\ inrnme "llra\t1call~ rcdUl'td He ma r ('(1mmC'ru. I\ or a 'mall
Fr.ance' s attraction to Polynesia can be explosive
P PEE'f£. f1h1t1-It" the ~rnc
e\I pcr111n1-amu •nJ th1n1 }Ct
ap1n, a wake-up uU at 6 4S for a
de~11rc from the Kona a1rpon at 9.
the thon hop to Honolulu, •hence at
10:)() dtP1nure <1«11nat1on T1h111.
2. 711 mile~ 1n tv.o hourJ 17 nunute\
It tt 1n uch moment that one
: 1h1nb of traHI. b> 1r f ortc: One One ha1 to auurnc that the prc\ldcnt J wakes at 8 1.m .. flies off at 8· IS and
f somehow -h1 b:I matenal11c If
• not , the •~<>'party '>-'tem es 1cu111a l out or hand. The fl1aht b) chancrc:d D< •J the
stcwardc,, 1nnuunlo. will ta .. e only
2S minute,, ~ that hospitaht} "
hm1lcd J>a,\Cn&et\ mu't tr\tr1ct
thnnS<"hn to a m11 ta1, • planter' ~=h. a Blood)' Mary. Coca.Cola.
1.( ola. Ptmer v.atct. Orin
JUI«. araPtfru1t JU•tt, ruff ct or lt'lt
At Ronolulu, wa11in1 10 bOarJ tnt'
Concorde. we cr~J the lln) httk: wamna room -the san\tuar). one
aM11mcs. o( tht ptlOl\ of pn\'llC .,..,. a few of •hofn at\" 111hl
unfttn'td by the amval of 91 Con·
cot*n. 11 11 mid·motnH'll.. and an IODtOPtilfie hmt IO rith dlf '8C1hlte1
-.. 1-lhe. lft tinaiwd 10 OM l<Mltt 1n
tJw nwt1"1 room. one "' alle a.den' room. nida fftUl1t an 1hc oompo-libOn of I Uft"6 tine ftdlftl 10 the ~" doOin aaao tbc wdiroomi, llld ID IUt'fl tituationt MftYtf'llUOft '' nca nttftly JPOlllaMOUt. Twn1y minulft. tom one rnd of lhe hM 10
&he held of 1~ I calnale&c. One pilOl. who k>ott like G~ c~ .... oh. ''1 1atr'Gduon lri•illf• tlit fOrmtr r Force peaot
"'ho flew the llerc-130 th .. t. 10 1972.
took I dOICll of US alon& H IUCSIS or
tht ~retary of 11\C' NI\') to '' 11 ntarCU<'I and the uth Pole.
I remembered the captain well: H1\
voice had come 1n haltway from < hnstchurch. Nev. Zealand. tn
'At Murdo Station. "If an)th1na hap.
pens frorn thl\ point on. acntlcmc-n ,
nnd ~c have to set down to a sca
land1na. reach for the nrartst heav)' obJ~t. lie et around )Our neck. and go thinp The fil'\t ·~ that pa ~n 1
down I\ qu1cld) as po s1blc I he John ~\on, the firebrand aboard
water temperature 1sabuu120dcsrer~ who 1s try1na lo rc~ue \mcnc:tn
and wt uc four bouR from an) )OUth from mathemattcal 1lhtcrac)
po 1ble Coast Guard help •· Tho ~•th hi\ revolutionary tC\tbool.\,
plcuantrk hnacr 1n the memory. ""ould be pk:a~d even b) th1\
Ont' need to remind o~lf. or It elcrncnttt) t'\Cr1.1j(; and the K'tond.
any rat f do. that Paptttc, T1h111. is that suddenly 11 ha become not cuh
actuall) ratt of Hawau, 1ppro111matt· spnna 1n the onhcrn Hcmi ohcri.
I) as far south of the tquator (1 7 but early fall 10 1hc uthcm Hcmi·
dt&J:'CS) H Honolulu '' nonh of 11 phcrc. I ho \iOICt' of lM Concorde captain I pra that Jah111 v.111 have Id\
c me in. perm1ncnll)' the l14ful ra1nv ~-a n
.. We ire at one dt&ftt orth that doss Dcctm r. Januar:> and
la11tudt.'0 ht •> "I will ttll }Ou ftbruary. v.h~ we rtach tht equator " That 'We atn\t 1n tht rain and So to th
pilot. I nUdlc my ~•te. '' pla~1na into SftKhCombtr Hotel. a\ man)' a
MY HANDS. I happtn to k~ that J>OM&blc &o C"ab1n' that perch n&ht
Ont' dam o( lalltU " tqul to 60 O\'f'r lhe Jta, pcmutt1n1 }OU to So Out
m•ln. tluit ~are travehna 11 1,200 to your lana• and d~nd dov.n into
m1ln per l\c>Ur. which tMaM 20 m1lct the ocean wewr for a ~wJm -
en one m1nutt. So we will ""°'' the abloluatt> nttcMal')' tn the AS«jttt
Cc.t,uatnr •hcn" RIPt? In thrtt heal
manutn. to I kJOll 11 my waach and The roaaowu11 di> an ltr-$on·
mule liolll .... y When •r hand d1Uoncd but lakct •the 100 m1ln
eccldnltallyknod.1myw1fi01crablta af'Oud IW 1Uind. •'the Gausu1n
out of Mr moulh -1mllled.altly "'....," abOUt Wlaich ia 11 "'°" followed "> the ca.,uin"a 1n-· "~ 1•111 cannot•f•brcho .,.ya ~'''*wt Mi~ cro.ed tbe -qa pa1nled by the mden· equeeor. C9IM llcrt abnut I 00 )'can
I dHftk 1•mu~ of' IWO ............ mUtia). . .
'•!a\\ !\tlhlOH\
.......
fah111 " pc-rhafl) the \tn&k nw'>t
t:drbr1tc<l mall !\land 1n lh<' "'orld
1l natural r~ ptu~' r 1nurou\I~ re.
cordc..-d But therc arc tho~. and 1hc'
tn ludc Herman 1cl' ilk ;me.I < ai).
tain < ool , 14he> 1n,c1&hcd "''"''the
wanton ~ ... ,' of tht· Tah1t11Jn., of the
I Qth rcnlu,;
f od.i' the' remain a HI) \milll b<K.I) ol people. It 1\ \trakin110 rcnHnd
tnlC'itll that I ren(h Po!)nt\1a h '•
popula11on of onl) I MJ.000, P• ad
(l\.\'r I )0.1\l.and' Whl(h OC\:UP Jn
area lar er 1h.a11 con11nc1nal f uro{>l'.
It 1 no v.ondcr thoet Paris 1un,1uu'>
to maintain ,., h ~mony. ntit\\ 1th·
1an<l1n1 Sfadual t fl\ to~ rd ~If·
IO\ crnment. mo t r«cntly 11\ 19 4
l flc poltttl ol r 1h1\1 lt~c the pohtl \
<>I Pu(no Rt o, h s tu do ~Ith how clow. or how fal'. a pohtt.,; I pall
•• t bt a \Oetah:J "''th 1t\
h1 tonC'JI godfather. There 1rt thu
en rucnu Rt \\ho ~ould kill to
bc<omc a ~late. othcl"\ v.ho v.ould ~111
to ~nr all t1 10 tht Un1tro Stat
lt1nohcrT1n Tah111.Tht'Frtn h(1t
1 wbth and plau 1bl) Jl')U«Sl don·t
•-ant a nourt bin& T 1h1t1 bttlutt that
v.oulJ fecd 1mpuhn to pen11~
Btttt'r to continue wnh the annual
ubsidlC'S, ta that French PolyrtH11
111 c.iontinYC 10 dtptod on Fran«. to
•hteh 11 ~nde man of 1tt 1 7-~arokh for a )etr•s utu>n1l ~rv1cc rvtr)
)tar.
nd thnt I\ the dc.-fte'lle qunMOn Of
the t~nd of Munnoe, 7'0 mdn
toUlh of Papttl~. where abe French
lrt oft"&htir nudnr uplot.iofti. It 11n'1
•
JU\t an~,,.h~rc \h;it a nitmn can
coodut t nu<: !car te\I . l or 1n IJn ~.
&he\ v.t1uldn·1 lalc ll 11 all 1n the 1..ha·m~nc cch.lnt ~.
.\ grtal b11 Pa 1fit re 1\ not onl~
u\tful here but 'irtuall\ in· d1\~n hie. and much ot 11\c pohtte'>
ot r ah111 p1l\ 1hc cm.l·thC'·hombC'r!t
• tn t tho\C who b<'hc'c that f r n<"C
mu\t conttnut• to dc,tlop It\ fort't' J
frapf)C'.
,\od \O 1t d1in not \urpmc that the
mum1n1's nc -.paper 1•~<" •1gn1ti·
ant notl\C to preparations Im 1hc
lClc~1 .iuon ot the IOOth 1nn1\t'r r-.
ot 1hc b1nh ul h<1rle J{ Gaulla.
\\ho \ mon c:omprchcndcd tilt uw~
ot I rrn.,;h lnJ h1na and l rcn h
\I cria. but no1 <ll frenlh Pul'.'n 1o1:a
The qu("itJun\ tht' Con\ord{" ~ 111 rdlt" 1 upon tom rrov., v.hen ""'"
con\COC on 1hc lar'J(,t '81ltX~t an tht'
v.orld. tht c:omputcr1uidrd \\ 1nJ
Son .. h,(,:h •111 takc u\ tu the 1mnd
ol Moorn 1nd. unk 1t l~'" , to hc.1cn to a lttturt from 1
atnOt"man bom en Cirtat Rntam v.~ parenh btouaht him to l1b1t1
whtn he••' 7
We will nttd to d9'pow of Tah1t1 ''
Dl'Obltmi bdof'C" tak1ft1 °" lh<Jte <>f Nrw 7catand. which ••••h u' on Saturday. wit.h ~ecuon• that .. a
quarttr·mtlhoo ~ .... 11.-thtt at
C hmtchurth -1 mert l.800 mil
wnl Of I.II -fof lhfir fiBt VI(~ of I
ConcOrde.JUotnoaic 1arcr1n . •• r
,~,. c •• llht ...... '· ...,.,. 'Jr. ,. -• ,..,. ... fr## c...... .
kt(al b.ink
The an1C'k t'ndC'J v.11h the reaction
ol a )Oun1 man o 26 "ho calls
h1m~lf a Thou ndairc. Ht claum
he\ a t art' in lht h1&h four-<h11t
br c rt. he must be v.orth al le.a l
S .mo or S9. r>.
He dr nbn thC' h1Jh he get ...,hen
h<' bu'.'\ gr~ents v.1thout u 1n1
<'ourons and can order an ntra ~oop
ul 1n·crcam on hi, applt p1e. He· 11
proud ol thr fact that he 1ot a V1
card alter 1oph1na onh '>" umcs ' \.h hu band and I ha"e fallen
1h1ou h the cra(.:lt. again. Pase and
(.)' I:' about thc\C people and "'c don't
fi t in Jn)v.herr \\e c.:emunly aren't
quahfirJ tu malt.r the ~cv. Rich or the
Old R1th h t 'ou can't be 1ncludt'd
on the: No ~h>nc) \t II h t unk '>
\ou'"c lo\t m1lhon\.
"c'rc th<Anlful wr are not
1 hou\ani.la1rt four-dig.at 1nc.omc
dot\n't t'\lll( uo;
We art not hornet~ . we at thrtt
rnc I a d ) -some of them 1n
rc 'taurarm.anll rha,ctworar We
alw h.t\.C. \ l R. I pocxUt and. pool.
Our l'lothc\ d n't ha"e dttipcr
lahtl' hut the y aren't too tacky. We
plur <'on a bott~ ot fine daaml)llM
tor a '~111 c~ ~n. and buy two
Louo udi.ct' on Slturdiy ftimht .
We art not aloM. T~ ~
m1lhon' of u\ out here who art lmna
on an 1neome that 1t -IVtf'lllC.
Moderatl.'" SuOkecnt" Otd1nal"\ .
Wtll.' \\-hltc:,rr. We doi'l't hlvt
111dtd ~ .. , bdt\ en our }ft or vecenon
homes en four (O\lntnct. or tent
Sl~ worth ot ~~1ar at ow penen.
DUI n don't have to~• on twtied
for our tachle nsauon : Cal N ,._ .,.. llw. M ...... ,.....
Al2 Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/ Wednesday, April 12, 1989
by Bii Keane
"Hi, Darcy! "Daddy! Mr. Rice is
Come on in!" here and Jeffy called
him by his first name!"
JIAIUIADUKE by Brad Anderson
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"You tell him it's time for me to take the
' trash out!"
PEANUTS
M-1 GRAMPA SA'1'5 HE
WORKED HAF\D ALL HIS
_1FE . ihJT NOT AN'1'MORE .
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GARFIELD
TUllBLEWEEDS
DRABBLE
COUJln'SR CUL TURlt by Maratta & Maratta
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Gettysburg Address ..
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DENKIS THE MENACE
by Hank Ketcham
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by Charles M. Schulz
~E SA'{S THE HARVEST
WORK HE DOES NOW IS
REMOVING THE STAPLES
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by Jim Davis
by Tom K. Ryan
by KeYtn Fagan
ARLO AND JANIS
OU Pht! /A.Y GOt.O C.Aro Fl~Y CAl'.€-1
FOR BETTER OR FOR WORSE
JUDGE PARKER
FUNKY WIJQ[JtRBEAN
DO 'XX> HAPPEN 10 K~ WHAi l.(O()R 8&..000
11JP€ I~ I MR. DtNKJ,.£ ~
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by Jimmy Johneon
"WEIU.45~~ '1'XJIJE1T£R ~SAVM! '
WNO fEU. rOQ A 81.ATAt.>i
PITCH 1l> HIS &IG '''
by Harold Le Doux
G SHARP !
DOONESBURY by Garry Trudeau
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WEDNESDAY, APRIL 12, 1989
Barons gr~b
irlside rail in
Sunset derby·
. Montgomery 2-hits
Ocean View on way
to his 2-0 triumph
SUNSET LEAGU• W L T Ga'
By ROGER CARLSON
Of ft OMly ,.,,. S.Wff
Founteln Vettev S 1 0
OGun View . 4 2 O l
Edison 3 l O 2
Hunllnoton a .. ch 2 4 0 l
Marina • 2 4 o l
WtStmlnsrer 2 4 o J
T~V'S Sewn
Huntington Beech 3, Edison 2 Ill
Fovnte1n Vettev 2, OGten View 0
WHlminster a. M•nne J
The}·, e been doing 11 "uh mirror.,
they sa). and n team b<ltt1ng a' erage
of 230 1n unset League pla) through
the fir 1 round of pla) would tend to back up the ('h.1rg('
But on Tut~n) "-hl·n f-ountain i;hot off his glove by Gary ·
Valle) High·~ Baron'i met Oc:ean Chn topherson m the seventh. which
View 1n a duel of league-leaders. ~cond baseman Jon Orcher gathered
C"ont'tr Ron Ln RutTa• Barons not 1n and ;ust mis ed getting
onl) "'1elded the big 11t·k ... the~ Chmtopher on at the bag.
'1r1unll) took no ~nsoner and left no It was a bang-bang game from the
"oundc-d 111 a _.() '1ctol) ochrnd start. requmng JU t 85 m1riutcs. and
nght-hander 't('\ c Montgomef) Barrett credited the p1tchm1. as well
l he &ron lm!>ed tht c;lant of tb harp defense on both sides. for the
right-hander M1lr.l· 1-...nrpd trom the QUI k tempo
opening gun. got a mu pie of \Ohd hit'> • f ounuun Valle)· two runs 10 the
111 the ~c:ond inning tor a !-run second came when Montgomery
cu(h1on then se11led bad. and g.8\l' inglcd 10 nght. allo\\-1ng tcvc Lan-
Montgomcr. \'hat httle dl'lcn'it't' l'a tcr to mali:c the base path when
support he required the latter tapped out 10 second.
"That "'a~ ddi1111rh \fontgom-Thal brought M1lr.e Walcoll to the
cf) ·s lx'll g.ame." said ta Rufla "He plate and he deh\cred a harp double
rull) had ome pop on h1 la tball ·· td left. the b<lll landing le than two
ot on!) "ac; there \Oml" pop there t~cl ul\ld the hne and deep.
\\JS ~ome v.a\c as Montaomery Lancaster turned third and came
daukd Ocean \ 1c"' Mlh lhangeup and the relay throw hn ham as h
and run c' that kit the aha\\'lr. not camr in. the ball squ1nang away from
onh swinging aiwlr."'ardh at third catchcr (oryCol~n. stnlc~. but looking .u them as well ··\\e JUSt didn't get luclr.y toda)," ··~k ;u'>t haflkd u-.:· said Ocean reasoned Barrett "I wa urpnscd
Vie"' (oad1 ~le'e Barrrtt "Ile JU\I the' \el'lt ham {Lancaster;). We had
ate u\ up "'11h h1t•alr.1na ball~ for him b)' fi, c feet. but then the ball hit
stnlr.e'I ·• him and caromed a"'ay h """ a aood
Momgomct). 11 ~ntor; 'trud out rcla)-thro."'-.. -
fi' e und v.alkcd no one. lthtlUl'h he The-tw1c;t pf faie helped the Baron
hit tv..o atter' a~ \tic BlirC>n~ Im· 1'R>nmly to sco1e the lead run, bu ·
pro' cd 10 5-1 sn league play. put Walcott at Lh1rd and 1n QO ihon to
Ocean Vlew•s Daniel Hernandez steals second •• the bait eludes Jon Orcher with Tom Mendoz• baclrln9 up.
Thconly..alcllc\hcp,eupwcrfa \Cort a third baseman Garan ho
lht· ing,)e to !.hallow center in the first bounced out to short. · annin~ c, .. Daniel Hcrnaridc1 and n (~ue lff BASEBAU./121
(Ol!lf,I H\,IH\1.1
.A . win (Rustlers}, a split (LICI} and a loss (Pirates}
Golden West puffs it
out with three runs
in the eighth inning
Goliren We t ( ollege·., Rustlers
mo"cd back into second place 1n the
wild Orange l-mp1rc Conference
baseball rare Tu~!l<ia) a Bert Y1l-
lareal' crew came through v.1th three
runs 1n the bottom or the c1ghth
inning to provide a 4-3 rush1on O\cr
vmung Fullerton The Rustlers. 9-S and a halt-gt1mc
ahead of Orange (011~t. 1mpro .. e<l 10
15-10-1 overafl a~ Todd Long "-Cnt
the d1 tancc for the scc:ond c;tnu&ht
umc
"He kcP.t us 1n the iame:· said
Villareal 'It wac; a great pme for uc;
and once apin he eut t ether a real
sohd perform nee.· •
ll \.I 0 II I I \ f, I I '
Long strul Ir. out three ""oll.cd two
and scauercd 01ne hats to Hnpro\C to
3-1 o n the )Car
\nug Paquette "as the 1nd1' u.lual
Long can than Ir. for pulling 11out3'1 hl·
came through '"'h a ~cnfice fl, 10 the Slllth 1nn1ng to cul the f ullcrton
lead to 3-1. then drO\ C' an two run<t
"""ha double 1n the e ighth to t1r 11 '" 3-3
Paquette moved o'er to third h.t'll·
on thedoubk when the ensuing thro"'
10 lht' plale got awa) for nn l'rrt>r
\Cttlllg up Jo ;h Bammer
Sammer llud do" n J S({Ul'Ctt' hunt
on a 2-1 count and beat 11 out toi a
10gle as the go-ahead run cro!>~J th l'
plate
Paquette·., sa nficc fl ) 1n the \l\th
ca me after I-rank tlermao ~angkJ and
mo\(d to thmJ on \te\e .\k)<o~,·n·,
b3'it' hat
Whitworth helps
Anteaters salvage
double-header split
k.cn Wh1t"'onh pitched h" third
1.:omplcte gamc of the season -a
team high tor UC I -to lead the
.\ntcater!l IO a 1-0 victory O\.Cr Lo)ola
Mar) mount 1n the ~cond game ol n
college baseball double-header Tues-
day rught . .
l he Lion-; won the opener JI
\nteatcr f 1eld. 6-t overcoming an
eJrh 2-0 ddit-11
lri p11rhin.gthc fir'it hutout for l '(I
tlm season.\\ hll"-onh allowed four
hit~ in the SC\en-10n1nggamc l.\Jl .. cd
none and !.truck out three
l U.1 ... !1-1 O\erall.scored11 run
10 th~ l\lh a 8111~ Barden 1ngleJ. moH~d to second on a s:i nfkc anJ
Bly/even has to settle for 7-1 win,
35th 4-hitter, but shutout denied
frOft't The Associated'''"
How Ion& bad ll bcel'I )1ncc the la\t
tame 8ttt Btylevcn was in po$1t1on to
pnch a \hutout'>
"I really c.-an 't recall. I had a rr" or
them 10101 1n the cond 1nnin1 la-.t
)car." the 3 ·)car-old na.ht-handcr
said Tuc~ay n11ht af\cr C'om1na
"'•than an m01n1ofwhat •Ould hl\C
biccn ht ~6th ctretr \hUIOUI.
Bl)k"cn had to Kttk tor h1,
\ tCtOf) •1th the 1h(om1a n,cl I
four·hlt 7.1 VIC10r)' 0\Cf tht Oakland
l\thlctt He took a 1-q..tut hutout
mto the ninth wMn Oak~nd j('OfN
on tan J1v1tr's ianaJc. 0a .. e Parker·,
doubtc• and Carney Lansford*\
• aroundcr. .. , wanttd tM ~utout bed. t my aac )OU don·1 tia"c too many o~
ponun1ttn for thrift. But after they
KOttd I wanud 1he compkic pme.
That was imp()f1ant to IM. too. said
81ylfvtn, Who wound up -uh h1
J~th four-hmcr. "I think we made MOR, harder contltt than ont nan would ,._.,,."
Oakland mAftllff Tony Llltuua
taid. ~·•• I'm IO•ftl to 11vt Blyltvcn
\ '\f,I I' 'C Ill UI I .I
HOMS
Toct.Y-0.li.i.F)d 70S orn
A.or ll-O•ir. •"<I, I OS om
• • ·AWAY
AM 14-Se•llie, 1 OS Of!'\ •
Aoril lrS..tt •, 1 OS om •
A«ll lFSeell;e, I S om •
APfff 17-Cl'liUllO. UO om Aorit lt-<"'uoo. HO Pin.
•On Tv. Cn.nnel S •AD temet Of\ KMPC 1110)
cr?dn. He did a IOOd Job "
Bfylevtn 1-<f. Walktd t•O Ind
\truck out five. He rcmaintd tied •1th
Stev~Camon ind Olan Ryan on the
all-ume h'it v.11h 55 hutout .
fhr Angel\ were !>hut out on two
hats through four innings by torm
DJ\I\ 1-1 . but ~orcd "'run~ ~1th
tv.o OUI IO the liflh
\\I all Jo) ncr kd off ""llh a double
:lnd wa on third .""hcl'l Jad.. Ho~cll
drev. a two-0ut "alk (ilcnn Holl-
man· ingk hrolc the ~ortlc~s tic
and Mark \kl emote: De' on White
and C lauckll Wa han1ton also Jc-h\c~con'loC'Cull\c RBI 1nJI~
Lance Pam~h then hit a hne dri .. c
10 left that "ent for a tv.o-run double
v.hen Lul\ rolon1a hpptd on the
111
Wah Wc1 \"double "1th t•o out 1n
the tharJ wa.. tht ·, fint hit •
LaMford \1naJcJ v.11h one out 1n the
~"cnth but •11 era ~Jon a doubk-
pla) aroundcr.
Jol_ncr hit• ~·loaded YCnlKt'
llJ ofTGr~ { aJan:t 1n the ~"cnth for
California s final run. .
J ht A's pla)ed v.1thout 1lutatr,
lotc Can\tto, who 1 on the d1wibkd
latt •llh a ~pra1ocd v.TI1t. arid Mark •••rt, ~ho 1s sufTcrin& from back
JP9'm'
.
play long ball In 8-3 win over Dodgers
third on 11 groundout bclort ~onng
on a thm"mg error b\ the t.cryClfa
'lhOrt<.top
In the SC\Cnth. the l 1om 22-1 tc
threatened to tie 11 "-hen \·fta Brad·
bul) doubkd "1th 11.\.0 outs hut
Whitw orth closed ll out b) 1ndunng
(,reg Wall to"" out to nght
In the opener l 'C I was ahrad 2-1 in
the founh wh1:n Bnan T ur.1ng
crat lr.ed a two-run homer 10 gl\ c the
I ions thc lead for good
f or thr .\nll'aterc;, f d l una l·\·
tended his h1111ng 'itrcal. to w,, .. n
~hale 5tJC) Pari..er lcnathcncd h1' 10
II "c UC I open a thrrc-gamc ser1e\ at
Lona Bea h Swtc on h1da) at I fhat
game ""'II ~ <.ho"'n on the Pnmc
Trclr.ct C<1blc nctwtnlr. on a dela,cd
bam at 7 '0 ·
The B1J \\e 1 \COCHon11nuc ~ v.11h
angle aamc-c; 'wturd.i\ and '-)unday.
OC C pitchers endure
long afternoon in 10-7
setback to ~iv~rside
T"o Orange C <M" C oll~c pile.hen ~erl' roughc-d up b) "l\1t1n' R1,~r 1dc
< 11~ on Tue(O(fa) a<. the f1gcr\ up~t
thl' Pirate 10-7 in an OrJn@l'
Empire ( onlerence h.i">Cball game
f n.·<,hm.1n nght-handrr J tm Pat-
tcr\on. .\· l "'ho ha-. all three of
R1,c1>11k·~ conkrt•1u-r \liln\. worlr.cd
8' ~ 1nn1ng-. lur lhl' \ 1Cton "h1lr O< ( ~tartl'r Domini(' .\1' arc1 and rchc' er
Joe ~"ell c:omb1ncd to '.'alk \(\en
anJ allo~ all to rune; 10 lour 1nn101) <X < ... T omm-. Irv.in p1ckeJ up lhc pal'Ct'~ \\1th fi,i 1nnin of hutout
ball allo"'"I no "alK and fi,c hit
lf\\.1n stru k out thn~. ~Oii 1°311nOa W8't 2 for 4 v.1th f5
RBI and Eddie Pierce w:ts 2 for 4 w11h
om KBI ~ rn<.C . v..hteh feH to-9-6 tn
lht'Oll and22-9-LOH'r311 P1ercch11
a wk> homc run 1n the second mn1na
ralanoa had a bascc;<lcann,
douhlc 10 the thtrd annina and a tv.o-
run double 1n. the SCH'nth to spark ex < '\attack
R1 ,ers1dc. \-1()..1. 6-1 -1. ored
fiH' t1mt"\ in the second 1nn11lj and
four mon: 1n the fifth. OC:C dropped a
fl\ ball to <en ter field 1n the second
111n1ng. which re'>ultl'd in
earned runi;
~1' arc1 allo"ed thr h1
"alkcd '" ""h11C' "ell, h
onl) thrce hatte~ bcfort be for Ir"' in. v.alkcd one and g;H c
hit\
The ~tOO\.lo. oppcd t
halt-same heh d Golden \\c t n the
Orange F.mp1rc<.onfcrencc t d1np
b' '1nuc of. a Bu ' fotfe1t
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A12 Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/ Wednesday, Aprll 12, 1989
TBS
PAMD,Y
CIRCUS
by Bii Keane COUNTER CUL TUas by Maratta & Maratta llLOOll COUR I I
"Hi. Darcy! "Daddy! Mr. Rice,is
Come on in!" here and Jeffy caHed
him by his first name!"
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Gettysburg Address~
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MARMADUKE by Brad Anders-oll DENNIS TP llENAC&-
by Hank Ketcham
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.. You tell him 1t s time for me to take the
trash out1" ·rvE 60T A TIRED lJllSBIG.'~
PEANUTS
M-< GRAMPA 5~'(5 HE
woRi<ED H~f\(; AL .. ,... s
_1FE . 61JT NOT AN'1'MORE .
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DRABBLE
~E AND GR~M \\A ~AVE
\\J\E;' TQ A RETtREME1' T
COMMVNIT'f ---
by Charles M . Schulz
~E SAYS THE ~A l(DEST
WOR HE DOES NOW 15
REMOVING THE STAPLES
FROM THE NEWSt:ETTER
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by Jim Davis
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by Tom K. Ryan
by Kevin Fagan
ARLO AND JANIS
OM '&(1(1 ~y GOl.D CARD
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FOR BETTER OR FOR WORSE
JUDGE PARKER
FUNKY WINKERBEAN
DO QOU HAPPE~ 1"0
KNOW WHAi' t;oOR B&..000
1l/Pe: 15 I M R . DINKU:: ~
BLOOD
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by Jimmy Johnaon
"JER£'!> ~!JOCK~ ~ H1TER ~&MM!
f£U. rOQ A 8'.ATN.>T
PITCH TO HIS &IG '"
by Harold Le Doux
G 5HARP .'
DOOIUSBURY by Garry Trudeau
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WEDNESDAY. APRlt 12, 1989
Barons grab
inside rail in . ' ,
_Sunset . derby
Montgomery 2-hits
Ocean View on way
to his 2 -0 triumph .
ly ROGER CARLSON
Of -o...,, l'loc St4lf'I
They''t been doing it with mrrrors
the) S<i). and a team batting a'erage
of .230 in 'unset League pla) through
the first round of play "'ould tend to
bad. up the charge
But on Tuesda\ "hl·n Fountain
Vnllt) High's Baron met Ocean
Vic" in a dud of lengut-lcadr~
Loach Run La Ru1la'.s. Bacons. not
oril} "1cldl'd the big -.11cks. they
'1nuall) tool no ~moncr and lcfi no
"oundcd 1n a _-0 'lCIOI) behind
nRht-hamkr te' c \1omaomel)
lhe Barons ~Med the slant., of
rig.ht-hander M 1kc 11..arpel from the
opening gun. got a cou ple ofsoltd h11
1n thl' ~cond inning for a 2-run
cu~hton then se11led bac~ and gaH
\1ontgomer) ''hat lt11k def en "e ·
uppon hl' rcqu1rcll.
"'That "as delin11eh 'vtontgom
cf) '<1 bc'it g.ime " stud Lu RulTa "'I le
reall) held wme pop on his fo 10011 ..
ot onl) "as there )(lmc PoP. there
was 'iOme \\':l\CS a Moo(iomel'}
da11lcd < X.ran \t 1c" \\tth changeup
and l une'l that left the ~aha"~ not
-unh -\\\rng.tng.__a"l"ardl) at third
stnkl''i but lool1ng at them a I
"I k )U\I banlcd u ... said Ocean
\11e~ {oath \h.'H' Rarrett .. He JU 1
.ilc U!> up "tth brea~mg balls for
~nl~ ....
Montgomcr} a ~n1or. 'trud; out
fhe .intl "nlled no one although he
bll t~o flJtters as ll\e arons 1m-
pro' l'd to S: I 1n lcagul' pin)
SUNSET LEAGUE
W L T GB·
Founteln Vallev 5 1 o
Ocean View • 2 0 I
Edl$On J J 0 2
Hunllnoton BHch 2 • O '3
Marina 2 • 0 J
Westminster 2 • 0 J T""4Ny'' Sorn
Huntington Beach J, Ediwn 2 Cl>
Founle1n VJBllev 2, Ocean View 0 Westminster I, Macina J
shot off h1 glove b)' Gary
( hnstopher\on 1n the ~'cnt h. \\htch
second b3!>Cmnn Jon Dreher gathered
1 n -and J us t JllJ.SS_c._d gc. Llln& < hnstopherson at the bag.
· It wa a bang-bang ga me from the
1an. rcqu1nng1u t 85 minute . and
Barrell credited the pttchina. as well
as harp defense on both ide . for the
quid. temPo
Fountain Vallc}'s t\\-O run in the
second came. when Montgomery
1nglcd to nght, allowing • IC' c Lan-
caster 10 mal e the ba paths when
the latter tapped out .l,O second,
That brought Mike Walcott to the
plate and he dch,ered a harp doubk
to left. the ball landing le than l\\-O
feet 1ns1de the hnc and d p.
Lancaster tumtd third and came
and the relay throw h11 him as he
c me in. the ball squ1rt1na a"ay from
catcher l Or) Colben. ·~JU t d tdolgc.t luc~y today,"
rcasoord Barrett. "l v.:s urpnScd
thl') ~nt ham (Lancaster).· We had
him b> fi\t~ f~t. but then the baJI hu
h1mandcaromcdawa> ltwa a good
rt'l3) tflrow ..
Oce•n View's D•nlel Hern•ndea st••I• second •• the bflt eludes Jon Orcher with Tom Mendoa• b•cklng up.
l he onl\ !.afellt' he &•ne up \\('rt' il
tht-1ng)e to shallo" center 1n the fiN
1nn1n1t b\ Daniel Hernande'1 and a
The twist ol fate hcl~ the &rons
no on > o -.col'Cll'ftrfead run. but 11
put IJ..alcon at third and in po iuon to
<,core a third baseman Garan h o
bounced out 10 hort
ff'Waw see BASEllAU./821
co111t.1 H\,l.H\11
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A ·win (Rustlers},-a split (UC/} and~. loss (Pirates}
\
Golden West pulls it
out w ith three runs
in the eighth inning
Golden West < ollcge' Rustler'
mo'cd b ck into second place 1n the
"'tld Oran t Em part ( onference ba~ball race rur\da) as Bert Val-
lareal's crew came throuah wtth thm.•
runs in the bottom of thl' eighth
inning to provide J 4-' cu h1on o' t'r
vm11 n1 Fullerton
TM Ru tiers. ll-5 and 1 hall-pnu·
ahead of Ora nae ( oo t. 1mpro' ed to
15-10-1 overall a lodd Long "l'nt
the dt'itance for the '\CCOnd .,tra1ah1
time
"He l cpt us in the gamr,'' \aid
V1llarul "It wa a great aame for u'
and once ag;un he P,Ut tc ether 11 rl.'al
sohd performance. •
ll \.JOH I I \f,I I '
Lona ~trud. out 1hrct• \\afll'd t\\n
and \C311cred nine hit\ to 1mprOH' 10
'·I on the \car
Crn11 Pa.ttuettr .,.. a~ tht· inllt' 1dunl
I ong ran than~ for pullina 11 outa!> ht·
came through "''h n \lltrtlitl' 0\ 111
the tAth 111ning to l UI the I ullcrton
lead to 1-1 then dro'<' 1n twn run\
wtth J double in the eighth to tic 11 .11
3-3
Pattuette moved oH·r to thmJ ha''-'
on the double when the ensuing thro"
to tilt' plate got away for an \'rrnr
\Ctlln& up Josh Bamrnrr
Bammer l:11d tlo"n a ~uct'/l' bunt
on a 2-1 count and beat 11 out ft1r .i
'inglc a the so-ahead run< rn\\t'U th~·
pla te
Paqurtte' \OlrnfilC n> in the \l\lh
camr ofter Fran~ I k rm.in \ingkd .lnd
nlO\ed to third on ~le'e tc l'..o\\l'n'i
b \C hit
Whitworth helps
Anteaters salvage
doubl.e-header split
11..en Wh1t\\t>rth pitched h1~ 1h1rll
t0mplctl' game of the ')('ason -a
1cam high fur l ( I -10 lead the
\ nll'Ulel"\ toil 1..0 "ICIOI) 0\ rr l 0) o la
'vt al)m()Unl 1n the \Ccond iamc'bl a
\Olkgc ba4ch.tll double-header Tues-
lla) night •
1 he lion\ "on the opener .11
\ntl'atcr I 1c.'ld b· 1 O\Crrnm1ng an
c.-arl" 2-0drtit11
In p11th1ng thclir\t hutout forl < I
tht\ \Cawn. W hll\\onh allo"cll four
hm 1n the ~vcn·inninggame. \\Jll cd
none and struck out three
l < I. 14·.! l-ll1,crall. \l'Urcd 11\ 1 un
in the '"'h 3'1 8111 BJrden-. inakd.
rnoH:d 10 !>Ct:ond on a ~rnlice and
Bly/even has to settle for 7-1 win,
35th 4-hitter, but shutout denied
From The Assod arted ftress
How Ion& l't d 11 bccn in c the la\t
time Ben Blykvcn wa\ 1n po\itton to
pitch 1 shutout?
··1 tcally can't rec II. I had few ol
them 101na 1n the ~ond 1nn1na l;a I
)car." tM J ·)car-old naht·hand r
said fuC'Kla)' n1ah1 after comina
within an mmna Of \\hit would ha\e
been h" ~th carrcr hutout
Bl>k"en had to ~Ille for h1~
\ 1clor} with the ahfom1a natl . I
four·hll 7-1 '1ctory O\Cf the Oakland
thlcll He look 1 two-hit \hulo ut
into the ninth wMn Oa!tland 8('0mJ
on '>tan Javier' sinlk [)a"e Pukrr°s
double' and C arnc) Lan ford'\
sroundtr.
"I want~ th( \hu1out bid. t my aat )OU don't M\C 100 many op.
ponunittc for tl\tm . But after lhC)
!l('()f'fd I wanted 1he romlMtc f!lmc.
That "' imponant to me. 100. • Mtd Blylt,m, who wound up wtth hi\
Jjth four-httttt.
··1 1tunk. ~ madt mort, hitdtr
conlKt than OM run would '~t."
OUland ma""'r Ton> lARui Mid. "But I'm.,.,. to p~c Bl)lt'cn
\ '\ f, I I ' 'C Ill U I I I all·11me ll\I "''h ~5 hu toul\
I he ngel V.l'rc 'hut ou1 on tv.o
hth throu&h tour mninis by torm
()3, 1\, 1-1. but \4..Urt.-d SI\ runs v.1th
tv.o OUI In the lifih. .
\\-alh Jornrr kJ oil v. 1th 1 double
anJ v.a' ori third ,"hen Jae ~ Howell
cJrc" 11 l\\t>-e>ut w I~. C1lcn n tlofl·
m n· \tnlk bmkc thl' "-.01ek\ ll<' •
and Mark Mel emorc. lx,on White
anJ CI uJell \\a h1n1ton al~ de·
h\Cred conli('\Utt\C RBI 1n&I \
Lance Parr14lh 1hcn h11 a li ne dm c
to left that "'l'nt for a t•o-run double
v.hen Lui Polonia shppeJ on the .. ,.. .
Walt Wei.,,· <lnublc v.1th t•o out 1n
the third wu thc-\ ·, fi~t hit,
LAn fo rd "" d v.ith one ou1 1n the
\e\Cnlh ut v... <'rued on 1 J oubk·
pta) around r.
Jo)ncr h11 11 ~SC\·loadrd mfkc
fl} uff 1~ ( Jaret in the ~\Cnth for
ahforn1a final run.
r~ ., pta\cd 1thout '1~1'.'
Jmt an o, ~ho i'I on tM d1YNN
hit •1lh a wra1ncd v.nst. and Mart M«'''"'rt~ v.ho 1 utfcnna from beck tpum
1h11J on a groundout before ~nnng
mt .J 1hro"1ng error b> th<' l o\ola
1ihor1-.1op
In the SC\t•nth. the l 100 . ~~ I
1hrea1enl'd to Ill' 1t "hen Mia Brall·
bul) doubled w11h tv.o out\.' hut
Wh11"onh do-.ell 11 out b> 1ndut mg
(1rcg WJll to 0) out 10 nght
In the openrr l ( I wa ahead ~-I in
the fourth v.hl·n Brian I urang
crall ed a t\\O-run homer to g1H' the
l 1onti the lead for good
~or the Antcatt'r\, fd I una l'\·
tl·ndcd h1 h1111na \lrcJi.. to '>t·\l·n
"htlc \tJl) Parler kngthenell hi\ w
liH
l < I open a thrc.'<'·Pme scnc\ tit l ong Bl'ach ·1a1e on F-nda> at I That
gnme will be sho" n on the Prtmt·
l 1det l'abk nct"ork on a dd:l)l·d
ba 1 at 7 '° f he Big We t ~·rte'i lOntinue\ "'th
s1n~k gam~s <;:nurlla> and \unda~.
.\HJ:\ ROI '\DIP
O CC pitchers endure
long afternoon in 10-7
setback t o Riverside
1 \\O Orange c oa'>t < olk&e pttc:hrf'\
\\Crl' roughed up b\ 't'iit1n RJ\ crs1de
( "" on Tue\d9' a\ the T1 ers Ufl'\C'I tht• Pirate\, lfl-., an an Oran~c
Emp1n: < onference ha~llall g.amr r r\·,hm.ln ngh1-h.1nder Jim Pat
tcr'>Oll l I v. ho ha~ all thrl'c of
R1,cr\llll·., tonft'rt·nre "''"' "orli:J
1nn1ngs tor the 'tl IOr\ "h1k O< (
startl'r l>omin1 c .\I\ arc1 and rcheH1
Joe ~"ell l'Ombinrc.l 10 walk SC\l'n
.ind allo" all 10 run in four innings
O<. < 's J ornm' Irv.in p1ckrd up the
ptell'\ \\Ith li\C~ 1nmng\ of )hUIOUI
hall allo"1ni no walls and fhe h1t\
IN to strud out thf'l'C. ~oil hlanoa ""3~ 2 tor 4 \\tth fi,c
RB I and ldd1e Pierre wa\: for 4 with
o nr R 81 tor()( ( "h1ch ktl to 9-6 in
thcOH and ~~-~-1 o'erall P1rrce h11
a solo huml' run 1n the \(.'('Ond inning
Talari03 had a oo~ 'lcan ni
double tn the third inning and o l\\O-
run double 1n the ~'cnth to par
<X t' auad
RJ\ers1dl'. '-f0-1. 6-1 -1. 'i<'Orcd fi, c ttmrs in the ond innina :ind
lour morl' in the fifth ()(\dropped a
th ooll to center field 1n the ~nd
inntng. which resulted in thrl·e un·
earned run\
.\h arc1 allo"l'd thrt'C hm and
"alkcd '" "h1lc "ell. "ho faced onh thrt'e Ntters beforc being ltficd
tor lt'\\tn, walll:'d one and gaH up two
hit .
fhe 'ICthad dropped the Pirates a
hall-game behind Golden \\ e" in the
Orange mprre Conference sUlndtn
b\ '1rtue ot a 8ue<1 forfot.
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Once World Series hero, Knight :S:b.w::.r~'t.~~ ... -ttl • • ~1 f -,.h;4 _.__........._Dulkl Hnnandtz uole second IA now se 1ng 1n a ro,e o r:auuy ~o~~~~~'y -·~t~:Ut.oi:-1
CIU._...non and Ft Mike BUrM
flrom The Aaodated fttns and htt husband could SDe8CI lhnl =· lut whee • Kniaht wu trackd from ~IO ·a IMI,.. ia
The caddy shouldenng thcgolfbaa looks fl! spnn& trainina,.i& threw their pie• bato dilsray.
(tmiliar, but out of place. e "Nancy's schtduk WM llftllllb tel .a:ordi111 lO
• Shouldn't he be wcan~ng a baseball Baltimore's schedule," Kniabuaicl ... ltdidn'l matdt widt
'*niform, and swinging a bat? Detroit's schedule and Wf wound up l«ina each othtt
For 18 years, until this sprin&. he did. only five weeks durina &he enti~ IUll'lmcr:·
1 ·Ray Kni.ht. MVP of lhe 1986 World Series, is Knight said has new~ ... no&IS~Uit looks."
caddying for has wife. Nancy Lope1, on &he. LPGA Tour. "He knows what be• doina OUI there, Aid Loon.
''h 's someth ing I've alwaxs wanted to do. J can be who wall be among the favorilel in tbe 1450.000 Ai Star·
wnh her out here and the family more. I've CnJOyed 11. ". Ccnlmela Hospital Clallic that starts Friday at Rancho
said Knight. recently re11rcd from Park in Los Anacles.
an 18-ycarcarccr. the last 13 in 1he "He's good for my pme. He ,;~es me !!'c yardaac
major leagues. and keeps me from maklna .mental m11tak.es.
"I know a Jot of people tease Sofartherehavebcenv1nuallyaofam1lyspa1son1he
him about carrying my bag. but he"s course. . my best friend,, not just my hus-· . But. recalhng the ~emper Open .earlaer this ~r.
band ... said Lopez. an LPGA Hall of Knight said. "We had a dt~mcnt With club select1.on;
Famer ... I wa nt him her~. I thou&h1 she should ~sc a 4-1ron to the green and she
"Witb Ray out here. I can pla) wan1cd to h11 a 5-iron. . . . • a lot of toumamcn1s and try to Lopez proceeded to lut lhc S-tron short and mto the
become the leading money winner water. . .,,, agam." "I ended up sayi~ 'See, you ~ver hstcn to me. If
""'9ht ·•rm leaving the game feeling I you don·1. why ask m~. It was a ~tup1d sta1cmcnt for me
tan still play ... &he 33-year-old former infielder said. "But to make, \Cl')' stupid, Kn1&ht said.
l don't want 10 be a part-time player. I'm not good at1ha1. "I've been m bascbalf 18 years, so I k.now aboul
I've always been an intense player, keyed up. compe1111on. undcrstandina pressures, failures and
"I can't sit and wait The more I sat on the bench last successes. . year. the more I thought aboul retiring. I think I made the "So I can relate to what Nancy's feeling. J know whrn
right decision. but it's going to take awhile to gel used to it. 10 say somcthtn~ and ~hen not to." .
"I've never lost &hat enthusiasm . never lost that Joy," ~nd Kntght s. advice should carry a ~crtam amount
said Knight, whb, in addition to hjs World Series MVP of weight -he did, after all, beat has wife a1 golf once.
year with the New York Mets, had .300 seasons earlier some thrcr years ago. He shot a par 72 to beat her by one
with Hous1on and Cincinnati. shot
In past years. Lopez adjusted her tour schedule so she "He got lucky," Lopez said.
Clippers routed· by Portland
Clyde Drexler scored 24 points and ~
Terry Porter had his second trirle-Ooubte of • the season as 1he Ponland Trai Blazers 'A-'Of\. ,.
&heir third straight game. 126-1 02 over 1he ----
Los Angeles Clippers Tuesday nijlll.
Drexler scored 10 points tn the second quarter.
helping the Blazers take a 66-42 halfume lead. Porter
finished the game wi th I 0 points. 15 assists and I 0
rebounds fo r Portland, which improved its lead O\ er
Dallas to three pmcs~ith ix to play in lhe race for the
eighth and final Western ference plaroff spoL
Rookie Charles Sm · scored a season-high 32 points
for the Clippers. and Ke Bannister. $tarting at ce nter for
Benoi1 Benjamin -w had an allcrg) reaction -!>Cored
21 points.
•Larry Nance.returned from a two-game layoff to score 20 points and Ron Harper conven ed a steal by
Nance into the t1ebreaking basket with I :5S left a~
Cleveland bcal v1stting Philadelphia, 92-90.
• In Houston. Otis Tho~ scor ~in& and
inJurc<f'Mil(c Woo<ISon cameo the bench for 21 as the
Rockets clinched a playoff berth by defeating Indiana,
108-99.
•In Milwaukee. Ricky Pierce's 19 points and two
sconng spurts. one clos1ng.1hc firs& half and the other
opening the second. led 1he Bucks to a 125-9 3 v1ctol) over
New Jersey.
•Chris Mullin scored 25 points and Terry Tca&Je
had 24 as Golden State improved its rttord to 11--0
against the NBA 's three worsrteams-Miami. Charlotte and the Chppers-wtth a 114-98 victory over the Heal in
Oakland.
Ql'OTE Ot'THE D.\ l
Tom Kelly, mana,er of the M1nnao&a Twms.
on this year's New York Yankees: "h jus1 docsn'1
seem like 1hc Yankee Yankees -the panstnpcs, the
1rad111on. whatever 11 as. There's a new coaC'htng
staff. and those names aren '1 JOing to-be there:
Randolph, Winfield, Mat11ngJy.' ·
Kings stay allve with ~-2 win
Wayne Gre1zky assisted on power-play ~
goals by Chns Kontos and Bernie Nicholls.
then added an in su rance goal as the Los ; •
Angeles Kin~ beat the defending champion
Edmonton Oilers. 4-2. at the Forum 10 stay ali ve in the
Stanley Cup playoffs.
Luc Rob1ta1lle ti=ored has first goal of the playoffs an d
added an assist as the Kmgscut the01lers' lcad in the be t·
of-seven Smythe D1 v1sion scnes to 3-2. The Oile~ can
advance to the dw1s1on finals Thursday mght wit h a
Yictory at the Northlands Coltseum. where they have won
14 straight playoff games.
The Kings ltd 3-1 entering the third period but got a
scare when Normand Lacombc's son backhander
1ricklcd through goaltender KeUy Hrudcy's pads with
4:0S left. Hrudey made several key savcsbef<>R Gretzky's
wrist shot from the nght faceofT dot h.it goaltender Grant
Fuhr's pads and bounded into the net Wlth I: 17
remainins.
Jn other NHL playoff games:
•Goaltender Milce Vernon recorded bis second
shutout in three games and Calaary moved within a pme
ofclinchina their series with Vancouverbywinninaat IM
Saddlcdomc. 4--0. Joe Mullen, Joe Nieuwendyk, Mat'k
Hunter and Hakan Loo~ with his founh pl of the
playoffs, scored for the riamcs, who lead tbe best-of·
seven series, 3-2.
•In St. Louis, Pe1cr Ztzel hacf three pis and two
assists as the Blues wrapped up their Norris Division
leries in five games with a 6.1 victory over Minnesota.
l.ezcl. who tied a team playofhcorinarecorcl held by four
other playen, had two Pis and an _. durina a four-
soal scq>nd-period outburst. IMn completed bis hat trick
tn the tliird. • In Boston, Randy Burridle bloke a IClOfeleu tac
Wlth a shonhanded pl 1n the teCOild period• the Bnlins
W!*Ppeci up their leries with a 4-1 victory over Buft'alo. In
winruna the Adami Division .mes. 4-1 . Bolton earned a
-• berth in the division finals ataniaa Monct.y nijltt in
Montreal •In Detroit, Petr Klima and Jolla Olabol ICOl'ed
tJbrd..period pis S9 leCGlldl ..,.n to lift dll Red Whip
to a M vicM>ry oftl'~. keepi alliw la IMir
ICria witb the BlldMwU. wbo J-2.
•Pelle Wued .... a.-.... -~---t:CB remai•illl ':.7 .:J-S lit m lloii .. ===~~:;ta .• f1yen a 3-2 ad tn tbeir htrict Oh.._
Bench speaks out on Rose
"Hal That's H -U-M-A, Larryr One more miss
and I win .. .'
Campbell accepts suspension -· ,.t.. JNDIAN POLIS -Tome Campbell.
adm11ung he was" rong 10 refuse a drug &est.
says he accepts a 90-day suspension by The
Athletics Congress in order 10 keep other
a1hle1cs from using has case as a precedent.
Campbell. 1he 1987 world indoor high hurdles
champion, decided.not 10 appeal a March 11 ruling b)-
TAC'. the national governing body for track and field in
the United States. · Campbell called 1he incident "a silly m1xup" tha1
stemmed from his refusal to take a drug test.
Maravlch Award to Burson
IO~•cater. • ,._._ ..... DJ. Muna/wu bit._
I ~-.,C IOICICoad iM llrw\ * .... bu& ....... :. piacllfaaner, die ScUawb were iil-
len ~when Sieve lterMDda...,
to lbori criwleld ud heel .... ru._.11 teCODd doubled w,
... nK'laod --" in ...
sevenlb witb awo OUU,bul Moa~
ery forctd Colbert lO ~ IO UtiRI and at was over. Ocail View wu Dal
onl y blanked. but stranded just IW
beserunncn. Fountain Valley's ciabt-hit au.ct
featured the fact that no oae IUuct
out 1n the first four inninas with the
emphas11 on coritact outs.
C>rcher and Lancuaer each went 2
for 3.
"We lt\&D& ·the bell real aood today," sa~ la RufTa ... And we got
them out an a couple of key situations
(most notably k~ing a lid on Bums,
who went 0 for 2). •
So Ocean View falls a game off
Fountain Valley's p.ce with its sec-
ond loss in six I~ staJU. About the
only saving arace for the Scahawks
was the general condition of the
squad. Pitcher Randy Karliner, who has
been on the disabled list since the
-spring vacation break, may be bacl
and ready for duty on Saturday_,
accordinJ to his coach, and himself, and outfielder Scott Caringella, who
has been out with a broken hand, is
expected back on Saturday. ·
Elsewhere in the Sunset on Tues-
day:
Hutlal*l Bea~ 3, &11.. !:
They went ei~t inninp and scored
twice in the first round, but twice
wasn't enouah this lime as Hunt-
m11on ~acfi pulled it out in the eighth frame as Brian Wright, "ho
-.................. .......
Aaron Scheid. shown tier• lft a flnt·r•~ ..-. -Ind
Costa Mesa, .ttOt the flnal out T••~~ In a rellef •P••·
ance as th• Artt1t1 captured • 14-7 CL ~·
went 3 for 4, scored the winning run and an earned run.
on a wild pstch. Chns Lanon was 3 for 3 with 2
The Oilers escaped a bullet LO the runs, 1 double. a stolen ba~ and 2
top of the eiahth when Edison left two RBI; and Ryan Kl~ko was l for 3
runners stranded. one at third ba5C. Wlth a ~ouble. stolen base, walk and 2
Edison took a 2-0 lead in the first R Bl. He has 98 c.1recr bast h1u at this
1nninJ when Joe Pence singled and po1nl.
J.J. Thobc, who went seven innings Wntm1nster bani.Cd out five without a decision. sent a 1-1 pitch doubles w11hin an ll-fi111nack on the ov~r the left field fence for a 2-run winner's field to improve to 2·•·
home run. After that lhe Oilers' pitching wa In the Pactfk\oast League:
in command. imlWO'"' -strndottt---1o.a1ua Bead .U.. CJHJa ..Meu 7:
defensive pla)'s by Jason Brissey on The Artists. who ha ve been plagued
bare-handed efforts back in~ it up w11h muh1ple error games constantly.
J.P. Ruzo went five before junior put 11 together defensive!)' behmd
Josh Faur relieved to get the victory, Junior D~n 1d Crain. who SI ruck ouf 7
backed up fun her by a save from Ken and "-lllked 3. allow1ngJu t thret base
Ma)S. hits through six 1nninas before run·
Huntmgton Beach J<:ored twice an nin& m10 sc .. ent .. ·innma &rouble
the sixth when infield outs by Chris Aaron Scheid go1 the last out for the
Mangrls and Bmscn sent Olman Art1!.tS who not onl) turned 11 on
Zamora and Jason Gonzalves acros'I dcfens1 .. el)'. but came up with a I 6-h1t
1he pla\e. attack. including a 2-run homer b>
Westmla1ter I, Marlu 3: The Clarl Carman and a solo four-bagaer
Lions. plagued with various degree by Gary H1t1kr
of personnel problems 1n 1he firs& Carman was '\for 4"11h l R Bl and
round. were a1 full trtngth and 1t ~orcd 3 time • H1vler w3\ 1 for l
showed as they truck earl)' and "ere \\tth 3 RBI. Jason Lc"m~n wai. 3 for
in command throughout. 5 "-llh a douhlc and 2 RBI and C'ram
Onan tubbs wor1'ed three 1nn1ngs had Mesa'\ number lhrou&h 1~
before a1v1ng way. stnkmg out 3. firtna 45 tnkci. ou1 ot 72 p11cfic~
walkm& no one and allowing 2 hits Damn Ma-.hbum wu 2 for :2 w11h a
ROUNDUP ·
From II
Jeffress and T1fTan) Roberts each won 1w1c:e 1n the Sunset League meet.
In gfrls softball: r .. 1ala Valley 7, Oceu View 8:
hannon Hamson's baso-clcar1ng
triple 1n &he sixth innangcapocd a SIX·
run upns1n1and helped 1he Baron., to
the v1c:tory an the Sun..ct League
opener for both 1eams. II wa more than cnouah suppon
for wanning pitcher Janet '"Mt)ah.ara.
who blanked the Sea.hawks on three
hits. whale stnk1na out five and
h1tt1ng a better. Fountain Valley 1s
12-l-f overall.
Marl1a 1, Westmlatter 0:
Sophomore n1h1-hander Wallo
Parchen came w1th1n an ou1 of
p1tch1na a no-hiller after he'd driven
an theontrrunof1hcpmc1n thcs1itth as the Vikanp. 1-0, 11-6, won a Sunset
~ue c,.,ener at Marina.
Pirthen, whose lf'9Und sinJle to
ctnter scored Ju he Luft from third for the pme-wmner. struck out 11 and
walked two. Westminster's only hit
came with two outs in the seventh.
In women's collc,c tennis:
\J. SaD Olt&o I, UCI 0: Jennifer
Larking. San D1eio· No. I pla)Cr
\\oho'sranked 36 th 1n the ruillon in thc1
Voh·o Tenn1 Colleguue Rankin~.
headed an ca y v1ctol) for \J D.
ranked 16th 1n the count!) The
match wa~ cnllcd after s1 nak pla) by.
mutual aarcement. UC I fell to 10-1 l
CaJ Staw f•Uert" 1, Oraa1e Coa11
t : 1 hc P1ra1e stepped up an clan for
the non,-onfercncc match and Jutte
• latte~ and Deana C lc-.cland nun·
aged Y1etone an ~in cs Coa t 'ol.::\
forced 10 default 1n o 6 in&le and
o 3 doubles ~u~ of tn)Ury.
0..... WHI I, 81Mlea.d I:
()nd1 Hurulcr. Gwc·s No. I tin~
pla)tr. and Kame Durr won an
s1ntlcsanddoublC$ for &he Ruttlen 1n
an Oran Em pm: onftrcnce match
atGW .
Jn h1&h school tenn1 • y ... lal8 Valley II, Oceu View t :
Sophomore olby Monta was m·
sertcd anto the No. I 11n~ apot and
he ltd the: Barons to the thutout at
L1ndbora Racq~ Club, wtnch 1m-
\ttlll\H\11
tnplc for MeS.. and Huy Kicu was 2
for 3.
Lapu1Wl11J,W11Art9l:Thc
Wamof"5"wete onty dOWn 3-2 enla'ing
the bottom 6f the fifth when the
Hawks ~t tOJCthcr three runs an w
fifth and five tn the sixth to win aoina
away.
Justin Fisher homered 1n &be top of
the second and catcher Tim Kina·
sbury followtd suit 1n the third' to
account fOMheWarrion' runs. En.ioy-1na~roductivedp (~r La&una ff1lls
waSRoo Mato {4 or . two omers,
six RBl). Chris Sheff also homered for
the Hawks to lead off the first inning,
In an Academy Lcaaue gam~
Liberty ~rtstlan 11, Cal L•~ru
l: ( hns Buckets wtnt 4 for 4 with a
tnple, scored four runs and pitched a
three-hiller as the Minutemen rom~
cd an a game abbreviated to five
mnings because of a 10-run rule.
Buckets. 5-1. fanned nine, tJVtnl
him 59 tnkeouts m 27 innings this
)ear
Other httttng s1andouts for L'iben).
10-2. 1-0. included JUntor second
ba§,tman Dan Deaton. who wu 2 for
3 w11h a double and an RBI. and John
O'Conncr, who \\as also 2 for 3 and
dro"e tn three run-..
provtS 1he·Barons to I 0-2 overall. 5-0
an unsel League.
In high ~hoot aolf: Ualvenlty 1 H, Newport HartM>r
tit: Trq Miller and 9yuna Park each
hot I -over-par 3 s to lead the
TroJan 10 the Sta View Ltaaue
\.IC'lory ma ma1ch a1 Costa Mesa Golf
Club.
EttaKla JU, WttUake 4H: Jn :tn
18-holc non-leaaue -match at Mc
Verde. Ken 'alven took medaltst
honors wlth 1 74. while Au tin Maka
fired 15 for the EaaJcs. O«aa Vie• 41r, , ........ Valky
4H: Make Holmes shot a 4-o'cr·par
76 10 lake medalist honor5 1n lhe
unset Leuue match at Mik Square In boyf fiiah school tennis· ~ ~ ••• ~ lllOs t :
SoPhO~ Jon leach. ranked lh11d
n111on1lly in the 16-and-undcr d1v~ion. and .senior aron Bra Utr,
who normall)' pla>· doubln for the
An111l. u1rned 1n 1trona . Jiftslc
performances for i..na lkach a
the n1st 10.2. >-0. won a Pacific
oast L.aauc match at Tfabuco Hills
Luft stantd the sbth with a doable
1nd movtd to third on Ren~ Kirby's
sacriftce bunt bfforc sconna on
Parcben'11aftlle. W11•~ 11, c..aa Mesa t: usa Wehren Alisha Nelton teamed up to lll'ike ou& I 0 and allow just one
hn u tbe Wamon took advanta,r of
11 "ill and 14 Mesa errors for the Pacific COISt L.aiue runaway at
TeW•nkle Park in C"osta Mesa.
Sea View powers coast; Irvine rallies
UC/ pulls out first conference win .
Mary ·~ wu 2 for 4, IC:Of'ed
bar times. Md 2 RBI ud was on bese
five tima. Nchoa WM 2 few~ soored awice ud Md 2 RBI b W bndet. wlida ..... 1.0. 1-7 overall. ••rr:z:loftW: CllF19~ 0.1111 t;Cal t::;: ~ ... ca;.1:~
&o.fcftMi*"''* bi9derin Oib""' Cbe v
16; 9CC : ..... ·= wlMt llloa I nlft in lhc
bol-. °'*ti:, ..... tM ftnt ~~ r=. Trimble .., • .,..-·nat11e.-11 .......
•
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Shark fishing seminal--
Trolhnaand chumm1~ tcchn1qun "'Ill be on
tht 11tnds for tlw Shimano Sharlun· Scnes
workshop No 2. an in-depth thrtt·pan mstruc-
l1onal "'minar of fisluna for Southern Cali·
fonua·s mOit prolific 1n-sh<>roptelH. thc sh.arL
Ouarterhorses at Los Al
The trolhn11nd chumm1na tt(:hn1~u« v.ork-
shop1 v.11J be condocted b)' membe~ of tht
Shimano S..hv.a1cr .\d' ·~ Tnm <S w .\.T.J.
Urtl tOIC1huf) frum .\FJ(O. Ocnnti Braid
v.tth Braid Products 1011d Joe Bainan v.1th
Bonaos ( baners
Ont of the most 1mprr\5•H~ takr\ \l.hrdules
1n trad; hl\tol). indudma htad·t<>-hnd com·
~1111on bet-Attn thorouillbreds and quar·
terhonn, "'Ill be fcatumJ dunnt I 77·ntaJlt
summer mt't't for lhc 1989 quanerhorw \Cl\On
that o~ns Ma> Sat Los Alam11os Ritt< Oul'X' Tht season runs throuah pt 9 featunns
More than SI 0,000 1n door pnio from
·h1m1no . .\f-1 ( 0 , Braid , 8on&os Chancn and
"-t'stcrn Outdoor \t',H v.111 be a"Aal'lkd, plu\ &rand pr11n V.111 bC' handro OUI dunnJ ('aCh
rac1na protrams nuthtJ)' Tu~a) through ';atur.
da) btJ,innana •t f\O pm The c.umml·r mrct "Ill be spltt into l\\o ~ss1on) -!'vta\ S tllroueh
Jul) n 1nd AUJ. 15 lhrouJh ~pl q 1 he Orange
Count) f 11t conduet~ r1C'111~ durina thl· hn-a~ from Jul) 25 through \ua I. ·
area's last v.ork hop •
Tht "-Orkshop will be bdd 11 the fullo"ina
locauons Veteran·s \1C'monal .\ud1tonum
411 7 (),erland A\C. C ulHr C 11) on \pnl 18
Balboa Pa\11hon 400 Main 'it Balboa on Ma' 3, and llk\ Lodge. :?7:!0 4th i\~e on Ma) 13
tach ~h1mano Shark1n' Scnc:s v.orhhop 1\
SI 0 per adult and free for (h1ldrtn under I~
T 1t:le1urc au1lablea1 thtdoor,orthrough lonl
Shimano Ueadquanen taclle dralers through-
out the arcater Southern c ahlom1a arcs
The \Illes sc hcduk 1ndudt \ 36 Jdded-mom•,
C'\en1s-t1aht of" h14·hcarf) pur\<.:\ ul S 100.()0(J
or more On Jun<' -'· tht• Quar· terhoO('/fhoroughbrro ln\:lliltllln.11, onl' ol
S(\t'O 870.)ard hand1C31)\ '""be 11j'len to both thorou&~breds and quantrhor<;('S
f-or more 1nform11ion phone [)4\ c Pf1:ifTer
"A1th \h1mano 119.Sl-5003
Youth track meet
Softball leagues
Reg1sll'3l1on 1s betn& acll'pltd for 1hc l <1\ Al;im110\ Re<:rc.mon and ( ommuntt) ~f"\-1cc\
Ocpanmt•nt's pnng \1en''1< oc\I Softball
Ccaguc r ec for 1nelcJ~UC I\ n.m plU\ a TI! rcfundahle forfl'1I Ire
rht• C ll..\ 111 lo<, \lamtto~ Rn1l·a111111 and < ommun1t\ \c:r' ICt."\ l>tp.irtml'nl ..-.111 ho\I "' ilnnu;il) •1uth .\fl-( II) r r.H.k \1ccl un \unda\ oil
Lo\ \lam1to\ lhah ~hool
l he tr;u.k meet 1\ U(')(n to \t>l1t1"'1cr, ~1r11
bC't"'ttn I 1>74 and ..1-9.IU l'aHtt.ijlJJ~ ma' lhOO 3n'l' l~Oe\l'lll\ HI lht.•11 Ji'< !Clllllll I he It~
for the mcc ,., S "\ rce includes ball\ a"Aard) and official\ The
league' tlt\(hedulro tostan \pnl 14 and con11nur
lhrou&h Jul) JI
Thr kagu<' 1~ open to the fir t 48 men's lcam)
and the first 12 c~'d team\ 10 rc:s1)ltr .\II game\
"111 be pla)ed a1 Oak .\cadrm> and Laurel Park
.ind teams ~•II pla) IO game\ plu) pl.l)olT~
Reg1\lra11on 1\ hl'ld at thl' I"' \l,11n1111' < ommunt1) < l·ntcr 1<1'111 Clal. \trld. I u)
\lamttus. C J '1(17 ~o .\ phu10 •P' of 1hc
rt&J\tl'ilnl \ h1nh lcn1lil:Jll' mu\I •i.lomp.in'
Cillh fl"J.l\tral11>n form f ht•ri• "'111111: 1111 \t!ln·Ujl\
at the meet
f or more tnform.i11on. phone Jim han1d. .• u
8."!7·90 10 Or12J3) 430-107' .
I or furtht•r 111lnrma11on llhonc J 1m kf1\ :11
gn.901oor 1."!l3HJU-IU 3
Only the pric;e tag for
Olson left to ·deal with
There /s little doubt
he's Kentucky."s plck
for basketball coach
l f \l\:C, ro' "'\ 1 \P1 -l.utl·
01-.on .appear\ lo Ix· the '\o I l·an·
J1Jatc tor "'cntud.:) ·., \Jt.ant ba'ilo.CI·
hall roaching Joh 1flhl' pn"·c ,., nght
01\on. head t.:OJl h at .\n1onJ "
l'\fX'dl'd 10 11wc1 \\1th Kl'ntullo.'
Jthk t1t.'> dm:uor < \.1 Nc"ton 1h1'
"t.·ck to d1'>Cu-.~ 1hc detail\ of lhl' JClh
·1 topclull\ 11·11 \\orlo. 1n10 that· '-c" ton \aid ol Ol\on bet.urning thl'
'llhOOI''> pnml.' 1..and1Jatc 10 r"•plall.
l dd1c Su non. ''ho kit und1..·r firt.'
Ob' 1i.>uS1 \ """re 1n1crc,1cJ ;ind oh
·, IOU\I\ h1..•\ tnli.'h.'\ll'd ..
01..0n and 'l'\\ton ""'re l.'\Pl'ltl'J
10 ltll'l'I in l n1ngton on I hul\d,1) .. 'l'" ton ho\\t.'' l'r. \Jld \tond,I\
mtiht 1ha1 hl' h.1d no1 ullai·d th1..· pml
to Olwn "hu\l' fl\e in 1h1..• rnlkal'
lllJlh1ng r.ini.., ha\'\' tail.en him Ill
lung Bcalh <.. 1t) ( olll'gc. I ung tk.ll h
~tJtc I O\\J and \r11ona
ltt'i prt.•p h.tl k.tcround tndutfl',
lour'> ol dul) J' hl'.1d lOJ1..h .11 l u.irJ
and \tanna h1ih \( hool\ 111 Or.tntil'
( OUOI)
"\\t..-\l' \1111 gut \nmt.• morl.' 1h111~'
to tJllo. ahout 'I.le" ton ... ud
Ct.•Jm 1.X·mP\(' lnl\crc,11~ 111
\r11uo.i athk111. t.11rntor <,a1J hi: g;l\l'
"'c.·ntutl\ olli~1al 1x·rm""on to tali..
\.\Ith 01.,011 hut didn't lno" ol lhl'
rnal'h's 1n1cn11on\
Dcmpsc' •,.:mi he ha\ talft.c.•d \\1th
c *on .. to~"'' ""hat hc'<t thinking and
-rt 1hc1t·~ ttn~lhHlg ~~~., ~
bl" done."
··1 \\OUld hope \\t' tould bring all
1ht''-l' rumor\ to a ht.·.u.I •lnll rc\ol'l'
"hal ntl.'d\ to he rc\OIH·d •· l.kmp'll'}
\<d Dem~\ c,;ud that hclon: lhl· ()l~n-f..cn"tu(k,\ link.up hl" h<td fCl·
ommcnded 1h.11 Ol\on·o; rnntrau I~
l'\lt'ndl'd threi: )l'ar'> and h1'1 OJ\t.'
o,alal) be IOCfl'<l'lt.'d. and lhJI thl'
Board ot Rcgcnl'i had approH·t.I thl.'
ml.'a~urt.•
The t.·urren1 con1ract ha' l\.\O ~l.'ar\
10 ito mt.·aning Ohon "'ould haH' a
ti\.C~·\Car contract at .\ruomt The
.\r11ona Ri:public in Phucnl\ sa1J
()[<,<m 'Hurren I ba!>c .,alar) ,., hdll'' l'U
10 bt bl:t,,ccn around $85 <XX) IO
$'1 .UOO \\Ith a 101al pad.age rcporu.·d
Ill be \.\Orth bt.'t\\CCn 400 1100 and
500 ()()()
The Rl.'publu.. .il'IO reponnl 1hat
one unidl'Olllicd 'oun.l' \.lid thl'
"'cntuclo.' pat:k.agc lorOl'>tln "uulJ tx· morr than SbllO 000 per \C'a'tun r hl' nl'V•'>PJpt~r said another un1dl·n11hl'd
~ourn.· had ~1d tht.· pad,age "nuld ht•
\\Orth more thJn S750.000 c-.1lh
~a\Oll
I he Rcpuhhc ... mi the Jl.ll lo.J~l'
\\OUld tnclut.k 3 tj\('·\('3r l'<lOtrul t.
plu\ l'l'' enuc from tcfc, 1.,1on aml
radio program'> a h~ l.nntr:H 1, a
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TIE Plat& IS 11 Olll llAltE.
CHAMPION PLUGS
• l•""' \6 01 M>le pti<•
•NON llSISTOt
'
Orang. CoMt OAtLY PILOT /W.,_., April 12, .. •
3 on 3 basketball
Rc11 tro11on 1~ curren1h bc.'1n1 11ut·p1J:d for
1hc Los .\lam1IO) Rrtr<".il111n l>cparfient''
\pnn1 .l on l lb)lr..ttb;ill Ltagur r he ltt lur the I lJUl' I S7 r.lu\ :. SH
rC'lundabk lork11 let'. f l'f 1nclud ' I ~h1ns tor
eillh tl'ilm • 01' 1 ion' fur the le JUl' 1ndudt Men\ fh rr
lll ll\1onda\ l'\l.'n1ng\l \1cn 'Of·n ( rhuf'\da' CH'n1ng)). and Men's h·flM.ll • Md llndl:,
11 hul'\da' r'cnrngs) l taguc pl.I\ "''" begin
\1.i) J 11nil rnn11nuc throullh Junl." ~~
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Gun Sho w in A naheim
' I hl \11,1hl'1m vun 1\1111~ t ulklll I\ \I '"
"Ill Pt: hdJ \aturJa~ anJ \unllil' • ,l\ till'
\11ahl·1m ( 01ncn1100 l l'llt('r
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<>r.,. CoMI DAILY Pll.OT/ W ..... April 12, 1918
'1\JOHll\f,ll'
Pittsburgh collects rare victory again t 4 -
..
From The Assoct•ted Preu
The Pittsburgh Pirates. "ho hn'c had ti hard timt'
beating an)'OOd) th1) \Ca'>Un. not only mana~J to "'an,
the) ddcated the team the> r.i~I>
beat.
W*il&e SH I, MariHrt I: tC\t' L}on~ hit a t"u-run
homer off rtht'' er Tom 1cdenfucr "'llh '" o out in thl'
ninth inning. rallying Chicago to the \1ctoi; m the
~ingdomc
Bobby Bonilla sinaled home
the w1nn1ng run off reliever R:mdy
M yers witfi \\\O outs 1n the I Ith
inning a the P1fotl~. who tied the
score an the ninth, won their home
opener T uesday night by beating
the Ne., o rk Mets, 4-3.
After 8111) Jo Rob1dou,_ doubk'd wtth o ne out.
N1cdcntucr.i. 0-l. trucl. o ut Ron K1ule but I )Ons hu the
fir t pitch ro r h1!. first home run of the scawn. E.dd1e
W ilham followed with a double :ind scorrd on Ro n
Karkov1cc·~ single.
Bl•e Jays 11, Yankees I: I Yanket· tud1um.
c;hort)top Manny l.t'c, whose ninth-inning error helped
New York tic the ~on.-. tut a t1c-break1ng l"-O·run single
1n Toronto's five-run 10th as the Yankee'\ suffered their
Sl'\Cnth \tra1ght loss. The Pu':ltes. who lost a series of
c lose games to the Mets la t season
while going b-12 against them, \\On
for o nly the Sl"Cond 11me an seven
games and ended a four-game losing Bonllla
streak.
The Yankees' 1-7 record 1i. the worst in ahe m:lJO~
and their poorc t s\art mce 1966. The lo)1ng me k 1\
their longest l\IOCC' September 1985.
Royals'· Orioles 5: \t Royal\ 't:id1um. Bo Ja kson
and (,corgc Hrelt hit t"-o-run homerc; and Dann'
Tanabull had a wlo hot as K3nsas C 11~ posted 1h 15th
consccutl'-l' v1ctul) o'er Baltimore Ironically. the
Oriole set rhe maJor-lcaguc rcrnrd of 23 consccull'-C
wins again 1 'One team "hen the)' did 1t against Kan-;as
(It) IO 1969-7()
.. , don't thank that 1t reall) matters "ho "c beat as tt
d<X.'S that we won a game:· Manag~r Jim Le) land 'iald
"Everybod) 1s tf)ing to cmpha 11e that we bcal the Mets.
but we've been struggling and floundenng and \\C needl.'d
to beat anybody. We-needed to" m a game . ix·nod ··
Elsewhere m the National· League:
Pblllles 6, Expos t : Steve Onth eros 'pitched se' en
shutout innings and drove in three runs with a bases-
loaded d ouble 1n a five-run, fourth inning as Ph1laddphrn
triumphed at Veterans tad1um.
Ontiveros. who was on the disabled Im most of la'>I
season with Oakland. yielded fhe h11s. He undc~cnt
elbow surgcr) during the winter nfkr ka' mg thl' .\ \ to
bcl:ome a free ngent.
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41 34
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Boston 39 36 Wash1no1on 37 39
New Jersey 25 52
Cha rlotte 17 SI
Central Division
Y Oetroil S7 II
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v· Atlante 47 '19
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BEAUTIFULLY decOfated \ \\ ~. rm , Den. Gas l1replace 2 monll\s rer1t 850•1798 Vu Comm pooltlef\"''· •2850HARLAAVE• 571Victoria $150/mo 213 '60·9513 Very attrecttw ~ 28r
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S2 980 000 BUY NOW $395.000 M v take $229 900 -,.~... 2107 N;wiu ~orated 3BR NEAR t>eael\. new Cape -.r pvt Pool spa E Side 2BR I r8A Twtlte 1700.1 n' Hunt Hart>our •4J ,Bf, mlefo
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Bick To Beach 2/Car 548-0769 or 556-6875 •BAY TIMBERS• $250 OFF 2NO MOS trplc • d l\ltup, tli. lo.tlCh 1401 SupetlOf 648...ea31 *I.It. IAPf Oii * 1069 Ger age. S 1350/mo. llWfUf IUll IBR. frple. cable pool RENTI E SIDE 2BR tBAj 146-9501or64•·4564 - -11 _._
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28R, l 'tBA lam rm • NEWPORT. Cottage 2BR. 48R 2BA. "' yard. trpk: 2BA 2BA l1m1ty rm lor w Bay St t655 850-6357 lac No Pellt V9~ mo I At1en110ii ~· 3BR, 28A. belcony. gar-~ 1 ITll * 'V m a1 d 1n 1 no fr p 1 c • 645 723, Home-In°" O....t'" tor the .,... 1 t400 IS0..8831 --·-1111T boou1.nup1in1 crpt Ille ..... lrplc 2 blks from t>ettCh double garage. 1630 $1625trno Also tor Mle •Mnlll* ~dee> • lat•trMl•t•telltt• -..---
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THIS 11unn.ng 2 bd 2 ba 111/llAlr&llll AOULTSONLY p • I 2BR l';BA twnh""9 End 1"9!~.A.V ready Pool 114>• 880 PUZZLE condo 11 l'ltg'llty cualom• NO PETS lllllU a Unit Pvt p1110 pool ~ I lndry tac Quiet clean &. CROSSWORD .
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matdli~ac>tNd Matbie 642·.4321 ext 437, altl lor l'#MOuM w• attKI\ 2 cat EXCLUSIVE BEACH l'lome No peta Mature .. ... Q -..~.. adulla Ou••t secure dty..ber entry ,. ...... • •••Ill IL . ........... oar • lrP'C lam rm . lrg COMMUNITY 199, Newport 6415-8373 etl df'Y'll is in unit I~ yeur pet10, comm pool '-""''· 2 2 a ,,."' nterlOf
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T ,..., klnetnan of Jleut HIRllllW lell!Mae .. y Ctub It ~~MMct.1 ~112BR.18A.atlp9 COM-HOUSE. Rop c .. '4S.8523 F~~o ... !LA2 ',cO:!' Cntltt. l11thlul Inter· SOHWAAE SEA\llCES Clllncai l tl IOIO,bt "'
bllttobd'IJ.'•t>lltobeyl to aandy t>eech, b09t Nl emttr ~ toahr 28R FOASALE lnCO.tl~ _, .---. w r ~Of all whO involta CO..._.out"9()tlnglndi· .. _. .... ,.
Rent 111 Jun• 30th, docks& PoOI T.-eovef w /prof "'* CIOM 10 4 ooo9qtftotcbldg uw =~~f; bHCt\ In NB yout8'*1alpatronage~ ~ for FI T ..,._ • J 11 .... / 11ooa-. Wt... DI II ....
$495/mo. 87~902 my IMM $ 1,385 at Nl'w· bMctt 1450. 120-1120 cW 11119f wlll ..... ~k 111 time of need To you 1 Mutt bl .nthutiattic. fl.I. -..._. .,.,...ic l*ton to CANAL FRONT t BDRM por1 Menna Apaflments CM M/f25 ~ NJS'""'ihf Of pan. '40-M55 FOUND lrg (a.agi.ll1tn1t he'lle 1'9COUfM trom the energetie&~atiout - -....... ~ ...... en .. ......,_,
Cerp1t1, drap11, frig, 780-tiee 28 D. 2BA Apt, Pool, 111PT---1na11 mi.lpu~v. bl.a. whit•. depth of my hMtt and metilng ~ Salllty .. 1ltt llne;Olnwe)'. M!l'l 11:~~
atov•. atr"t perking, 111-a-ua-G)'n'I. $430/mo •9'1C:. --tan, \llC H 8 nr humblybegtowhomGod cornml•icn ce11De11'at Tr"UIMS«viCMOIAmelrtea NcwU!Aurora.tL-42 eery:*'IC) _..... seas 87$-MOe s acl ~-::; .... M2-4•89 Cho!C»k>arti0n wl hi9flv11· Br~nurat ' Atlante ,,.. DI"*' tuch OfHI 517·1112 haa an lmtnldiata open· 11200. lnteN19W by llPPt P1...!!!....:.,.onF~=Y FEMALE tow wlmal9 lbltty &emptepwk1ngon MA·8221oree&-7171 powertocometomy a. -lnglnour~Blldl M II... onty 146-U•t CLIFFHAVEN 2BR. 1BA, w ....,_, ....... , Pac Coaat Hwy 1200 to - -liltence .... p me In my Lml •••LY oMc1 tor 1 a.ntfal Of· .,.., new hOfM bu6c1et Of· ... Ill•• patio, gar, etc No pat.s of NlwPort a..c:h Coun· 2BR. 2BA. wl d. ck>M to 3000 SF '"P avall FOUND: Mans watch. pr..-nt an<I urg9t11 pell· No ·~~ flee/All C*1t Vou muet ,.,.entry....,.poehionin -···-In
Ideal tor r•llrld perton$ try Club. Gated eomm, 2 beeetl. Pvt BA $450 • w/lf)IC(I IM5-7100 Mtly F•b • 1980. In 1eeoo tlon In return. I prom1M Fl'lf/Put Time SS hour hllll ••c:.f'lnt genetal of· conttructton c;oord1· hp. ~ witt) •_,,.'
1700/mo llMI 548·5308 car gar1' wlatorage. 112 U1tll. Scott. 876-3338 ---blodl of Bolefo. Hunt to make your name (714) 281-8292 ~ and ftl"'O allllll to netlnO & mercNnd191nQ ... 1ri .::::.·=-·
CUTE 1 BR pn Can~I. ~N:~t~= C:n! Mt.~~~l~utE!'4e ~o ::::: lncomt ftrcpny 2790 Harbc>f ~1Qu.t io known~ '*'11 y~ to Q..i.ty Tbit .. 111 M<*-fJetlc ~ ~ ,... .,._,.., -FIP 'S 8 U.4':°
Patio, utll• ft ...... Wik to by '"""I (71"""·""~~" w/• .. -.... ••50/mo Cell 11..._ '11 Invoked Say thr11 MIT-aaa -a-lent entry level poeltlon quired wit! train Incl •fc· .,,,,.1'" to IP Y Teo .,..... .. ,.,. .. ~ _,... .., -•• 11• llWUI Heil Mery• and Glort•• ••--ce11en1 st.,tlnt ulary 1 18 ~ MonroYla, II• ~~!l:~ ·1~.t:t:i Call WALK to bHch: 2BR Lil •I 673·2895 Prime Nwpt Bcl'I Eastbluff Lost Big mlll:e Orang9 c:at -...... If lnttfM1.0. "'' (714) compeny ben•tlta ~-·-9_,._2_7_~----
• 1'nBA 2-level, patio. MSTR bdrm/bath In M..a locl Prlnclpal• only Vic Pomona & 1111h St . For unique watetfront fa· 721"'"20 tor an appo4nt· tN-3341111 270 Lor.. PlllTll WllTll
EASTBLUFF 3Br 2Ba. dbl M 95/mo 18R, SSSOlmo V•de (CM). Llv•tn maid pi.... 120-170• Bkr C M (Bethel Towert) jlltnOnlf Sefvkn 3004 tlllty In Newport S.ach ment Of en applteatlon. 0< •
Off. Ille. opnr, lrg gar-Seliciiff Manor, 548-2682 evalt for cl'ltld care &/or 831_8334 Do ........ Mid e Cones"""· Rel• req'd Call 673-0330 write to TRUST SEA· -Wll•ll•D Mc:'~·:.!!~.~
din type dlek, very pvt. cllanlng $450 • ulll ,~ .. ~. for appt VICES OF AMERICA, PfT ~ BMcfl OfC l-miilimmiiiii-ii''-iii~iiii9 Pool & rec. 1111 Mint ee3·20Hld, 558-039111 LOST In Mesa Verde <*It Person 1 have• nifty 212 t Eut Pacific Coul Muat hew cMpendabll 11
cond. No pet• $1125. MIK. lenclls ·· Cocktlel Yellow & gray computer •1 h<>IM, 1 can Hwy , Suit• 250, Nlwpot1 c.r. good OMV tlGOfd Pwt nm.
MC. d9c>. Appl. 875-0068 ~. = ~,, ~~v1•0~.~~ Wl ll'I o~:;.i; .. 9c1'1Hkl ~~~, ~:::=;'~n~~ BOYS Afl) GILS Beach, CA 92t25 Som• phon11. l1llng m.mr=n••
Wlalff UY.. '9*xn 2704 ege, utll• Incl N-pell! .... for 1 page llllerl 2 Pag9 11· 11 YUll ILi • '5 50/h.:..o.;25~11Hg• a-. mAT "' .
28R 28A, frplc, pool. NEWPORT HEIGHTS 28R, AdUlttl $395 53~6759• ()pportunltJts 2904 LOST OR ~OUND A PET letters 15 Strictly .,crll TURN VOUR SPARE TIME Tint •¥1111 -•• ssl•I•.._ The Yoe· Ange1ee TllMt
11095 No pet• IM2·7858 1BA, gar, oardnerlwater Profesalonal M/F 25·32 LOW CQS Spay/Neuter Call Harry 780-0370 INTO SS DOLLARS If..... • •• 4iii Clteullllon D19artment
paid. N·P9ta. $895/mo . Wanted to lhr NB Weal: 1000 WOlFF SUNBEDS Relerral NO FEE ft Jl•ITI It "o• hiring T1l1· ~I Alli 517'~ BolaL 673•7353 cliff 4BR. 2't8A Home TONING TABLES •CALL 978-PETS• wpRK AFlER SCHOOL Equal Oppty Employ9r Want.a wtth cltentle tor tnatll111ng Salff ~·
2BR S6 75 l mo, tBR W/lgl pvt. BK. VO Frnt Commerc:lat-Home Tan· LOST smlwM1tem Dog. AND SATURDAYS GET· 'C..._lcll -bOoth fel\lll In Hlwpor1 rMel'ltatiwa 10 staff OUI
1550/"l(>. 722·9738 ltOOflll 2706 n•tlo WI D $525 Incl nlng Bed• Save to ~ Pa1amoun1 area S 100 Tlun NEW CUSTOMERS -~ Good parking South Ot........,. County of· ~I.' Pit 'o K . Jim PnclS From $249 Body REWARD 738...t&a2 FOR A LOCAL NEWS· aaPT•llT Cell Tom. 850•53•2 flee worll;g-mornlf'Ot or LITI If -I ... ~. S300 w/Shared BA. IM0·•200 da'fl Wrap1-Lamps-Lo11on1 2131531-2483 PAPER NO DELIVERY lmmld opening for entry lllSEWIVES! efternoons Earn S.5 35 ,1• lfF .,.50 wl thar.O BA & _ Call Today FREE Color. Domeltks 3018 INVOLVED. AND ALL ....... po91t1on w/Cotll Pl' hour plut S7 com·
2BR. gatege, lndry rm. ~ p= :..:~~4~IV Garagts '°' R~ 2740 Catalog 1•800•387•6836 ~~~l/S~p d~k F~ COMPANIONI HOUHkpr TRANSPORTATION M ... offlCI ~ust have You c•n H tn up to mlMIOn pet .... ~
clolltoblach Nlclqule1 -white, 009 blue eye & 1 for Female Senior PROVIDED BV AN e•p an1W91'1ng ptiona 13<>/tiour Work out of qulllfytng lot OUf ettrac:1· location SSSO/mo. Room for rent, C.M U9e ot NEWPORT Beacl'I gar-luUness Wanttd 2906 l>rown eye AnsW9rs 10 Cltu:en Mon-Fri 10·6pm ADULT SUPERVISOR hlfng. compu1., knowl· out home Call &e2·7027 Ive b9n1ftt1 package
1480 MONROVIA washer/dryer, llvmg rm. ages, ~.car ot atorage WILL run rellrmo. alhng. Kudos C M 642•7506 Corona del M1t 720· 1585 edge a bUJC cl1nca1 ~ lnclUdll medical
TSL MGMT IM2·1603 kllctlen. $375 ..-'1 uUI· 101120, .. available quilling petaon::r1 bus!· __ _ Houukuper 20•25 VOU CAN AVERAGE allllll Lp()l(lng tor lrllndly .... Ill-TAIT COYlf'IQe Cell l'IOW al
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T f th W Id Pl M·F 8-5, 645-4800 neas or par3n«S9 8 2P6 ll· Pmonlls 3002 SJ 5 CALL 5•9·3825 mln·~~oflUIOnal, ca-op o e or , ocn . peri.tlo.d 5 -1 dence Perlec:I for Mom ..,...
view, Lag. Bch. Prof fem STORAGE GARAGE ---ol llChOOl·age children COMMISSION SALES reer In lvldual, wanting -1 ..... iiiiiiiMtiiiiiil .... y
n-amkr. Pvt entry. Mstr dry-wall lined Near Boise lnvtstment Eicp req 714-640-0045 PLUS OVERRIDE. train· ~/wunnllml~eud 1 11 ~c~~! LOOklng fOf bright, tn·
BR. wld prlv. $525 "'" 'i't ChlCa & Warner, H B no--.-. 21--PAA ER H 1 s 1 11 -OR MORE Ing, and llads provided -tulllYI .-90n w/Word utll •9•-6•39 *** 8•6-4152 ':'l'l"""""'!l 908 Y 10 the o Y Pr E:=':: t 5530 Ilea Ible houn with pollntlal Prolessl_2_nal ...-· --Holy Splrtt. you Who :_::~ training 01 total image -Ptlf~1J tlllfl lo aulll ll·llYllTH make me see everything 11n-•1tlMI outatandlng earning• Company aupport & ·Ad min Aul11an1 ot Hotels/Motets 2718 Comrntf'dm For AEAL ESTATE 10•1. and Wl'lo snow me tl'le _._ pot1nllal INTERNET bonuua Call M • cr .. tlvl software co Call llA Liil •Tll R.E. Sale/Rent Down Investor 10 receive way 10 reach my Ideals, • General Othca Clerical INFO~~ ~,g~~ALL 962· 1940 Lenahan a..e.9025 Donn• Sanforc1474-81 11
12% annual Interest • Vou Who give me the • RICIPllonlsl ••n11 llLP/1111 PIZZA RESTAURANT ~~~o.~'!: &n~wp. ~~~~ luslness/Offfce Rent 1/2 prolltt 722-8026 divine gift to lotg•ve and ; Da~a Ent7i S5 50-$8 h (211) •11·1120 Good starting pay FIT ot ....... M9mt opportunlt1et
27 9 forget the wrong tl'lat is ay " ave r PIT N.B ., .. Abraham H B Pet.c>nal LlnM Agen.-evallable Nwpt Blvd. CM 646-7445 6 U:::u To , ft~-291 4 done 10 me and Vou wl'lo Call Nowt Irvine 474-0972 nlld Frr C 1 .. t
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Roommates Wanted 1611~E~~lmE *WIDOW HAS SSS my hie w•tl'I me I In lhts lllllUYl BOYS & GIRLS 111n11 na.r IJIP tlCfd 540-3834 (11•)171-11H 2724 for TOI' SJ0,000/up No sh<>rt dialogue want 10 C ____ ....,""!""' ___ Nwpt Bcl'I. Agl 541-5032 cred "/no pen CaH thank you 10, everything Proc.u phone orders For M lllc1rlCal whe>i.· KITCHEN HELPER wanted Pl----
Home Mar OCC. quiet. ARBORETUM Catenng to Dlnlton Auoc: 873-7311 and confirm once roore 1_70::t!,C:~~~D-llpm lFTD •Ml JtU ;ai,,.r IM~j~;'; -~•ng hlnouNew•• portva~f-" hdcotfulle .. s For MMcl & repair & neow refs req. $350 .,. sec lhe dellOn community that I never want lo be .., 499 tsee
Avail now! Must ITke pets• ldUJ '°' 1.5 person flfm. separated rrom You no •lnU WJI Atao counter netp want· constructlOfi •
540-0608 that cat• abOUt its work· matt« how great ma-TISlll! e. paf1 °1 • S\lpe< Sales Id wMkdays a....--en0 Pr1Yat1 lnd.vldual ...-s llVEI 9 Cr9W Mlhng suoscr1p-Fun bakery nlld• FT 1 PT I lhll11 avail Alta Cotf91 usl1tanc1 11111ni..::u1 BALBOA Ill 2BR 1 BA OVlf' Ing elivlronment Full Ml'· tenal desires may be I uons tor tl'le Oa•ly P1101• workers No exp nee W•!I 675-0233 .. .-... "ete ~-·
gar. part view F non· \llce avalla1>le-X1to11. want to be w1tl'I You and SILES trlln 3444 e Cout Hwy _ ...-..-v ..,.,.,.
tmkr $'437 .50/mo utils Pl'IOM fu & conlerenc:e AnnouncftMntS 2920 my loved ones '" Your • AY9rege SAO oo to Corona detMar 673-2754 REl AIL Can 14e.54o5
Ind. Avail now 613-0775 rooms From $330/mo pet'petual gloty Tl'lank The Delly Pilot and Inda-$80 OO per wee4< __ 1_ 1 •--Pllllm•M •---=~----~ Cell 261-1212 Cont•tantsWantedl 1ga9 Youl0tVour Love taward pendent ••eks ••· ,....., --••-SALESPEOPLE --BAYFRONT HUNT HAR· NWPT BCH OFrlCE Miii Newport Baacl'I me and my loved ones perlenc.O adv HllS· •Work 3 l'lours each Equipment rental llrm FIT M·F 4pm·12 30am
By Appointment Only BOUR houM on Daven-SUITE TO SHARE Good Cont11I Win prizes Amen pet'IOn to IOm. expanding Melts motivated ln<llVld· $5 10 hr Blt\ll1ts No
9 • m. 10 1 Pm port Isl Fem, bdroom w/ loeahon ld•ll lot small Sponaored by J Cs Call P•aons may pray lhll atell Ad uie. or pr1nt wlftday evening ual With xlnt cornmunlea· fill Tm hP nee Apply '"~-
balh $8001mo 84tl-4197 t>usiness 720· 7416 LIO 836-4l10 prayer 3 consecutive background preferred • Win PIWIS and t>oous.es uon aie1n1 tor c:otlec11onS • ~302~ ~.St · M (11•)110-1010 PRIVA TE BATM and NEW OFFICE '"""'OX 260 --da'fl Alter lhethtrdday Lueratl .... chrripenullon KnowClnt ™l •wl")()nt lmmecfia1e,........1ng1atour .,_....,aOnT•"'"'-"•"'552~ ....... Lost ~Found 1925 )'Otlt"Wlih-Wlll ~gNnt ~IOI PleaM C"ITI 0 -~m· So Ofa"""" Co __ .. ........ .........---bedroom near OCH n .Jt. Ne.tr 17th & Irvine no mallet how dillicult 11 Mnd rllum. 10 • Mu11 be 12 to IS years Send resum. 1 ~~r hi.. HUNTINGTON BEACH
540 Bay Hill Drive 1375 •depollt. "9"-TT21 s 4 o o A ya I I n 0 w Found collec1lon 01 flower may be Then promise 10 DAILY PILOT old and llYI In the 11oret Jom Southern Cat.-nYll Tl• Ford Road at MacArthur before 10lm H B 646-4332 prints on 171h st c M . publish 11111 dialogue as Huntington Beach or ~0QY ~xu ~~~~::;~ forn1a 1 IH dlng retail Nlldld for group nom.1
REGISVANAOEMENT NEAR BEAC~ SMALL lfflll J2.3·H.4. \I()( 3.3ilW Say I Fountarn Valley area ~. ~~· .4"B.-~ ~~e wlmpr~vem~nt PIT CatJU2-656B
COMPARY S"P'A-CfOUS3Brt 2Bath E 1711'1 St CM gross been granled MCP Cotta Meta, CA 112627 • TraniPC>rtallon·()rOV'lctea o4 owr ~yw.•lth. .P.LJJIAI. FllUY
We manage to be ll'le best townhouse. Pool. tennis 19.11 $3501~0. 646-9663 f OlJND ADS Attn Tim Guesman HUYIH llfVH Non·tmkr Pref• 35 For
Newport Height I , large ~:'!m~~-2i,;gg,~:~s. (714) 642·4321 Call Ir om 2pm 10 6pm only Irvin• travel agency nas • COMPETITIVE SALARY new ll~le8 club R~•
2BR apt, S650t mo • de· Days age.,. 107 (Joe> Commercial Property ARE FREE HI ·RE please :~~,!'r,..:;•n&iv~r • :4~~,~~IDENT AL ~ •klUi 723 5.c
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paint. pool IM&-4664 ------c U (213) 421 0224 "" ._.,, Nwp Heights Hm. C M NwptBlvd lronlage a : throuahclassified SERVICE. STATION • Frank at75 -0752 •CREOtTUNION FIT M·F 7am·330pm ....,Ill lllllTI" furnished, rHmkr quiet nr 17th Cl'lolc» pr1tl1Qe l"I WORKERS nMdec:l PI T e OPPORTUNITY TO S'4 50 hr Beneflta No
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